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ENVELOPES WORTH PRESERVING
II ssssn Of the fnsst UNION ENVELOPES published 10 the
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en- EXTRA TRIBUNE, containing the various Maps pub
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New Edition.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

III lOR 1861.
Lincoln. Cabinet the names f the new 1ins to Foreign
Governments. and other interesting pOitic. matter.
coETBSTst.
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS FOR
GovERsaEST OF THE UNITED sTATEs-Eu.suiiv,
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DLNT from the United States NJ Foreign CouTta
SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES. Members Of POlld
House 'iS'I on REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
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Question Of granting Free Homs.ssa, to Actual setss
thePubc Domain including the Bn psasd tor the paIPO's
RRPUBLiCAN NATIONAL PLATFORM tor 1850
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tBr.esiDridss) PLATFORM for
NATiONAL UNION neln PLATFORM for isGo.
ELECTORAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES FoR
sE6fssIoN or SOUTH CAROLINA.
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA.
Tempes,uIs Of tho -Four Seasons Mean Tempera
tuTe the Year al lss Points in North Amscs principally
ELECTION ri aFTURNs FROM ALL THE STATES OF
THE UNlON. carefully complied expressly for The
LIST OF sriTEs CAPITALS. GOVERNORS; TINES OF
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT In 1857 1855, aud 1850.
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paid. BY kIpress 81 per 100 Casn order' solicited
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each, postage paid. Address THE TRIBUNE kew.fOn
no! YOUNG MAN Without help you are
runed-Whst you most need Is not Medicine but IN
FORMATION Resds Tract will send you for dime, on my
Of Self Healing In certain Nervous compAss sfe
and sure. Address LA ROY SUNDERLAND. Boston, Mas
4 IFE OF GEN. SCOTT, by Mansfield brought
IL down TO the WAR OF THE REBELLION, $50 P,ges;
PORTRAIT MAPS and CUTS. Mailed frssfoJ 81 AGENTS
WANTED EVERYWHERE. Send for Circular TO
N. G. MILLER, No % Pntrow, New.YorG
I .lln PATRIOTIC, UNION, COMIC, and
I.ZUO SECESSION ENVELOPES, every ono ofs dig
variety from every State IN aud ont Of the Union uend
ing Steel Pses Lhoaphs Plain and Colored and all ihe nne
aud yaetie Price f2 The largest collection on sso
IN the United States You order from Is 20 loo ono
each Order direct from A. MILLER 70 Ann'st ~ r.
rINO MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURER
Il THE COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR, published every Tues,
day contains reliable Hat Of all FAILURES and BUSINESS
more complete than In any other paper Terms yeIly ~
Single COPIES sx cents Address JOSEPH u. WILSON, NO.
10 Psk Building Park Row, hewYork.
NINE. DEMOREST's QUARTERLY MIRROR
l or FASHIONS -oreAt Improvements In tho second vol
ume Fall number ready Sept l. Price, 10 cents, yearly
cents Also the ebove ILLUSTRATED with Coortd fnho
Pstes and three full sized Paper Patterns 10 cents JeI %
No. 473 Broadway -
CCHOOL-BOOKS and STATI0NERY.--Con'
~ ttany on hand large assortment Of SCHOOL and CLAs
sCAL BOOKS and sTATiONERY which we offer TO teachers
and others posable prices, Wholesale and retail
MUSIC FOR THE PIANO "A very large afsortnent CON
ssDy hand and NEW MUSIC received - soon a. pubhhed
Music Magazines, 40, bound 70 order
I0W1 1 YERRY, u ~ IA stand No n SsvsN
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JesQe hnt th Eternal Lie % al That unto HIM
and VIII write their names In the Lambs Book Of Life.
Morton's Celebrated Gold Pens.-imPrevement'
made machinery usDuactlr lrns Gold Pens and
cured subscriber Letters Patent have enabled him to
overcome the many iupeTfecon hitherto unavoidable Ia their
production and bring tho cost within the reach Of all
The writing public should know the following fc ConatAst
writing months 10 done cheaper with Gold Pens than with
se therefore it Is economy TO Gold Pens The Gold Pen
remains unchanged BY years Of continued while the Steel
Pen changing by coroHon and wees therefore, perfect
uniformity wrngS obtained only By the Of the Gold
Pen. The Gold Pen is always ready and reliable while tie
Steel be often mped sDd selected
the.ef the God Pen there 10 saving Of
time GOLD capable Of receiving any depes Of elscy,
therefore the Of tho hand aud not injured 10
be the by tho Of Steel Pens he inow sell
ing Gold prices vary from rs to 81 according
ze the average every Of which win far outlssi
gross Of the beat Steel Pens Sold by all dealers In the line
throuRhou the country Wholesale and res at the stse No
rs Maidnane where all orders ncosns csAh pos, 'snP
will receive prompt on sBda Pen orfens couespondDs
value and selected according 10 description will ne tttey
by mail or otherwise, as directed Address
A. MORTON, No IS MsidenlaIe New York.
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Cost an6 found.

T OST--An eight months NOTE for $2l6 90
dssa Nay e. 1851 drawn and ndOssa By SEosSs ~ ~
S1wef Tho public cautioned against buying sstd Nose
gW&EDY, bRoTHERo Ces DsasssN Csxe
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-, o,s tynr,i,-A Special Meeting Of the Nine'eonh
b,;,r Associsou, for tho purpose Of eleetme wo
y1 oP9 yo slterrstes represent tho 10th Assembly,
n he State Convention q syracgse VIII 9e n'S ~
ps.Ss osthst sad 3dav, on MONDAY EFENJN"' Dep
te5cr 2 1901 Pea open nom u Wy 9goGk, 4, p,is,
SlS,y4 az, Is, G'qgTs; 'SgIss;7ryr, ssosr,oalie,.
T'wcutIctk Ward Sepubllcan Ass9Sintion,-,,,sn I'm
ce OF she ca OF the Republican Ceut'e Coipmitee the
SNh Wa-d RopubicGp Association VII met s rS ,I
fall ,ors- Of 5lhst I'D 6thay.. on hUNDAN bVsiNo,
sen =, "A O'Clock elect by ballot two DeegIes ana "o
Asrr. 10 raproe tho Nth Assembly District N 9e od'e
Couvcron be hcd Syncuse on no itn oi Sep'ehDei
1851 Che polls W.. open at y ~ sle Gee p ~ " f.
SAMUEL SINCLAIR, fTetideh''
A. spSFH Do,yF1socretsry. ---
TXyentie,b Ward Republican Associasion.-In
ufsnsnee OF tfe Of the Republican Central Conner tn
Lauurue Hall corner Of 1Jths sno
e,bsg an s)NDAY EVENING, sept ?, at 2 O'Clock, 70
elect Nv bao. Delegates and Two AhSn9e, 20 lpieeh
p,enher 1891. The polls viii open az a. y III
.n1 coeo - q D. IN. CUMMINGS IL. TSChEh, fIstiueh
DAVID McADAN Secretary. -----
T'yya,.ty.frst Ward Republican AssOcintsq.I,'n
pUr.us 0fthe csI cthe RePnbliesn Central
meet headquarters No 439 Athsy on AO'Dat
EVENING Sept 2 at u ocleck, 20 elect oy eAno,, ~
eq and two Aeuses 10 Tire state Convention b sy'oue
Ane .'ls VIII 0' " - SPENCER KIRBY President
J. soIrs RifrsRpASD, Secretary.
r,xxcntv.seconG Wn-d.-A Special Meeting Of the RI,
PIBLICAN ASSOCIATION Of the SHIId w WsId WI oe
Al Saddher ers Hall No. 624 5thay on MONDAY 6NNo
ser ls6l ben Delegates win be elected 70 he Syrscpte
Convention held Sept H. 1861 the poll WI" De open nom
4'0@ p H. DS 0''' ROBERT PATTERSON, Chairman
wiIu1s y GBRYoS aud Secretaries
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AnlnssnieHts.

pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
So ssa, h. becu tas rnib thai wonssrfd .sss
LNiNg HPPoPOI. MS
LIIyyiNSSS fiiiPPP@ForSMgs,
rhas Tie M,sssst has been aSie'd %. 2 eisin esn ID"
9SE MEEk L6SeEss'
1. I, universally admitted III. lie I. the = ,,,,n,,
lES fESFfsT rSf &9SR1F %hRg2 R' EHg ggT ES%g
H. es.ebsq & iS 'hG m b,,eTef ,seo,. sr q She Bs
rS' rsS s1o:: s S Sns 1Sa 5S .s nd S . &
and Of whom the .sor,d history says.
o. Upon The csIth here !. 10, NJ. .lh"-lOb, r.n
TA' ;a9 zE G% sa & aSc S5 iY; rSEso
TIE aREirsr 'ciG cThoS fRP E
Ever. I2 ,@ 1S" IL. h SS re s %saa q sy s.
when open "i TWO FEET ~ WIDTH.
Lsrse enough 10 take in a child two years ola
Rsfeif R e '' kER Il r: ns'S9 s%mMs6 40 wALo
o'1ss ssTssaa n q; h''Tf Is S asAB "f REFER
who himself earo.y .peri'n Of tbs, historic tIt. q
Also just obtained great expense aud to be "ss
swimming In the '''s, t'Rf EtifSo II ss saIRs saiI1s
beside ''%s %hafyI Tr,sty 6 % Hs'5 OH Pi N oskf Ts'.
SEA LIoN, MAaMorH Bar as9s. MossTEs
Miss sS5&Hsa 6&Wa6S 4EE SSs6siEtsr
TWO sUPERs hss RsSnisa SpRaaaTic ailP PERfoRaAEors
take place EVERY DAY at and "a O'Clock p M:
Of which wg5sSss g5SsiS,;s:$s 'II oTE IE. domestic D''
~ ~ sLASHER AND CaASHER
Making the attractive entsrtsin msnt IN the hy
Admission 10 al. IS cents; Children 1nder io 10 eehh
WINTER GARDEN.
w THE GRE AT AMERICAN COMEDIAN
Mr. J. $. CLARKE,
OIL,
In the Drama Of
THE INVISIBLE HUSBAND.
and as
TOODLEf,
EVERY NICHE
NIXON's ROYA l. CT h u b
IN WIN OPEN FOR sHORT SEASON commencing
MONDAY NIGHT, Sept ls6l,
Under their besuul Pvion, ithst and 9Th aN a.
ALL THE SPLENDID EQUESTRIAN TROCPE
90 popular st Niblos Garden combining
THE BEST RIDERS ACapBAlS! AND G1ANAsIsr
IN THE WORLD!
NIXON has much pleasure announcing n sodhicste
the shove a engagement with the famous
SANTA FE MENAUERIE,
containing Herd OF Eleven -
which win be introduced in the circle oy their
INDIAN TRAINERS IN FULL COSTUME
The celebrated EATON STONE, the reste bare bah Iites
living IL engaged Due notice Of his fret sppessncs VII 10
| given. .,,,
Prices Of Admission . IS centa Children, IS cent?.
Doors open OF Z commence Al o'clock
-FOUR GRAND MATINEES,
WEDNESDAY, sept.4 FRIDAY, Sept g.
THURSDAY, Sept. 5, AIQRDAh, SEPT .
Commencing at o'clock.
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Si.,.;g yVard.-A special meeting of The REPUBLICAN
lSs0t AION OF his Ward will be held accordance with
d. ~ ri Committee on MONDAY EVENING Sept 1861
~ AZ 70 the several Assembly District Convention
Pns II an from n TO 81 ocOes. d. H. DWlRE, President
f}soP ~ GRUEDY, c..-.tor.e,
fvse B'0--N'
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Hlnsiral Jnsirnmatis.

T IGHTE g. BRADBURYS'
~ NEW SCALE OvERSTRUNG BASS PATENT TysuLk.
TED FULL iR0N-fRAME GRAND and SQUARE PIANO
FORTEs, No. t2l Brooniest
What everybody says must be true Everybsiy ys tier q.
The best therefore they nluN DO the best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

REMOvAL.--HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
~ removed to No. tsl B.ssdssy b..nssn Grand and
warranted. Secondhand PIANOS and MELODEONs fsom
SIS TO $780, All kindsof husics Merchandise priee
Pianos and Melodeons - let FROM 81 10 sc par monts ssps
SLOWED purchased u per agreement Msnhly paynsats -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

V,HE MISSES MARSHALL's DAY and
Il BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. lN
Veg 3sh.t, between 7h and etbsys viii reopen On MON.
DAY, Septsmbera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

WANTED several LADIES of intelligence and
tepte. address TO whom splendid opportunity viii be
''''''' NM. DEMoREsT, No. 81, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

BishteeBtb Ward Republican Associaftou,
psseaHcs Of the ea Of he Republican Ce1<EA Cotte. an
ssc0a VIII bo hsld At the Hesd}uaers Of she xVIII W1d
Ward Republican AEsoaoH at hners Heel ,,Iss oS az
~ and i9thst., MONDAY EVENING, sept. T. IstJ 10
sosse two peeges and Two A:ass to rspreisut the S
assembly District IN the State ConyaltoD TO be held st ,
SSae sept H. lSs Polls open tom u p n. BY order
GEO. OPDYKB, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

TVNO PARENTS and GUARDIANSHIP HOME
l. LAWN FAMILY SCHOOL, at Middietown, Connecticut,
affords all the benefit. OF private tuition, the number being
strictly limited to Dpe pupils Boys prepared for the Count
ns House class In College. Term begins Sept % For
further ps Circular 10 be had at the General ProeH
Episcopal Sunday Depository 62 Broadway ~ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

E'NGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
~ Wedding st Home and NotsPspsr 10 Business Cards
btuHssdb PsrINts ke. q kELLYB, No, 81 fpltepsts M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

sISh yVard.-A Special Meeting Of the REPUBLICAN
ASSIMILATION Of this WId win be held IN accordance Win
the nsral Committee. MONDAY Evening, y ptemOerZ
1861 ,se-t Delegates 70 several Assembly District Con
ventiCs q. POLE opsn from :! TO ~ O'Clock ,,,.
d, d. DvIRE, President.
GsoI GG sr ,t5STST 9EgSP7 ss,rssares
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

Inc fhttenth Ward Republican Association win
49, On oAr W Sih3, sept st13 O'Clock, Browns
.TinN 70, besds sy corner OF 5h-sL when ELfC-
~ e. pace foT DELEGATES TO the DISTRICT
~ which ere 70 be hold for the choice Of Dele.
ue EiEs stse Convention Polls open from a 70 81
y Wt,.o,tc.. N. b. BLAKE, PTesdent
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Twelft4 Ward Republican Asseciafion.-Pur,u.
81 y the Of the Central Committee, special meeting Of
ohksocf on viii be he'd AZ Heedqusrten 3dav.,
- isthsttB MONDAY EVENING Sept, 2, 1861, TO elect
Ma st ss Syra1fs Convention. PcIs open from :! TO 81
~. Wn DUNNIN0, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

sew nth Ward, BTooklynBy direction Of the KINGS @
GOUhFf GENERAL COMHlAlGIl tbe heP.oI.sn P,o " -
Sox ok as Ward requested TO Gstsmbe on Fgt9nay ~
eight t,ors east ol Cla"son, sV on go naI
Sept between nc hours OF Lo ocA ~ 49, cbic
o1two Eesstes 20 represent said district state tonyen'
W" D''' CHARLES w. wILLETs,
President iih Ward Reprb. Association
l.. IA d ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
V,HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.

l. No. II, We.t l4h st. cor. of Sixth ~,
Now In Its fsy second year. eopens MONDAY sePtember
g. with every advantage the education OF youth In both tho
elementary and higher branches in ancient snd modem Ian
Rusge keeping aud oil other Departments compote
school course The Rector 10 ased by twelve experienced
esche and thus insure t2 ec sch9N due shas OF m
dvidua attention Pupils received all ages and thoroughly
prepared for college or business
References is made the Faculties Of Columbia College and
the NewYork University Also the following gentlemen
whose have been members Of the school the pas,
Rev. Dr.. Hatfield, Rev. DR.. Spencer Rev. Dr. Bowling Rev
8. NJ. Issacs Rev. G. X. lmbne Hon. W. y. Hayemeyer
General Irwin Mcdowell General Eweo Peter g. Hoe, esq
stephen p Russell esq james Marsh esq Charles n sib9t
eiq Dr. Van Wnkls Dr. Sanford Of avenswood Prof J. d.
TIk. MD Of Astoria Judge Fink Of Jersey City and many
others, whose together with strong eoun ndsory
letters vii bo found In the Circusr Parents call
O. p. QUACKENBOS, Rector
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Jesus hath Eternal Life TO give 20 al that 20 unto Him
a,d vil lgrita In the Lambs Book Of Life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

S shs sss ss e.. RsS1caa Se@ss In
on MONDAI EVENING Sept 10 s;es o sn y hoas,en-t
each nsc'Sn District Of s wd meet So their 9n
sospins Republican Sts.e Cop~sntiou 0'"s'es 10 The
Polls skcn from u to ei OelccAp rs
J. q. RYEES0N, lss Wee Peg5sut lsti., p,s,,a.n.
Satl I b,s.HS Z, eSS,'t Secretaries.
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printins.
Usooins Caros, Sc.

AT WM. EVERDELLs SONS.-Wedding
n CARDS Of the lses. styles at No s4 Fultons, H. Y
Established 1851
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TNHE COMMODIOUS BUILDING erected on
East lehst and Rutherford place for the Of Friends
Seminary being completed, the Schools for and
Girls win be opened the 9Th o Ninth month lscpt. ss)
The epdns VIII be open for inspection the 2ah 9h aHd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

WANTED-By Young Welch Woman SIT
w UATlON ~ COOK, washing and ironing or CHAM
BER WORK, wAhins and irsnnE Call st No 100 Edrisses
Ia the reg, foS two days
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Rleren h Ward RenubIlcan Association.-In pur.


Of Sc Cal Of The Republican Central Committee,
ELkCTlIs win be held IN the Hall No. 2l Avenue ID.
huNDAiIIVEkIN9, Sept. q 1861 10 choose Delegates to
repTeseB, Ward IN the Nlith Aeuby District Convention,
which elect two Delegates and two Aernstes TO the State
Coa7eDop be held Syracuse the llth Of September
3s6l. Poi ) open sti2 p NJ, end close ct ~ p.
PHILIP KELLEY, President.
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6ner,al Not,ces.

- T.stif1so FarIners' y iub win meet ati
4, ,I Coopsr Grion Buldng ~ ,IS DAY ttgn6ayh
Beptk,b Al u oc!0ck Suoyso'- 4' WIG
hon co. ,ouN W CHAMBERS zee Secretary pro TEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

The EfFenth Ward Republican Association viii
hold an s<CTlON on MONDAY EVENING, Sept. q lg6l,
a No SIS arLst for the plrpote Of eleeng DELEGATES
70 the Assk by District Conventons Polls open a 81
o'clock HENRY H. HUELAT, President.
NORRIS lf9EDsAN, e-.,
WILIIAst PHgfE. Stt''sefe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

scvt:sth Wsrd.-n pursuance Of call OF the kepuohesn
Centrs tho members OF tho Hesaitr
socistio Of tie which Daniel L. tettee ts PTe
ident W meet A. No 6s East Broadway MONDAY EVEN,
ING a. a o'cioh to elect Delegies 20 the lHtn
With taenbly district Conventions Polls open nom e
~ o'elofr. By order. DANIEL u fEI1EbJ IlehooA''
CHAhs szs n. HAIL, le.e,elsr{ss
WIRt an RoOfRvElT Ssefe"ile''
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Etxteenia Ward R.pubIican ...-o,,,.,,.,.--i

N.Y. M M 14 q the Nsnsr C0amittvs of the City Of
So. - Is;hC 90 MONDAY EvTNiNG Sep, sj To- ,h
EAss 70 lie a., a,So ~ pEi.EGATEs and TNVO ALTER
Sths 20 he Nena COMMITTEE &c al ysca, s.0, DLLE-
~ '0e.'oa Polls open at u ana clo,s ., 81 o;oao1
HRSRT c. P,RXr. ALEAANDfA MCLEOD Prs,issnt- sye1
b A XssOAASt. Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

Thifte3 tn Ward n.r,nAnse on al m. REPIJB.
lICAN ClSsTRAI COMnIfTFE Pynkry election will he
Sssd srden, Nos, l25 sna l22 Cnton-ft MON
D.etSte ea Fetion st to ,rsst In their .snertive
Assembly, IL tit Cavsnps nra apro,t % Desosies and
two AHsrnks 10 ths se C1veti5h ,rbi.b aae.Sent m
iSl' FoAiS. pen frsm q 70 y O'clock By order Of
-, L. =. ELLIOTT President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

FOuffftlfh Ward RenuhIfcnr "A
90, ha isiJ - a. "a.
quarters A26 Brooues. cecydsn.. d, ,h. csiI ~ ba
CehtfGl Coz 1t,es on MOVnIV FVTTTsr So 90 49,
De egaies k o JVth and Vi,b a.,sLi, D.Sc,s Ts nos
vl BE- speikror a "a gs o.io,l y rn 'Bv order Of
L.. HUGH BENNETT, Prerident.
spo' B. Bss;s Bss;sr sPsesiaera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

heVttith Ward Reguiar hepupuchn assoC,aIi
hon.-E pursuapoe Of tloreeommenoetlon on the oSIu
Iommik meetipg Of he above ASSOCIATION W V he4i on
MONDy ~ EVENING Sept 1851 OF No 60 East broadway
(BOtGDS Hail. for che purpose Of elecng ueess.es 70 the AS
senby isIct Convention The polls viii be open at u p @
. JAMES F. FREEBoRN President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

Mesr MUM Co. have been engaged In ,oeit!ns Psien
for over sixteen year, and than Feen Thousand Patent
have beon granted through their Agency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
Nh'eteenth Ward RepubIIcan Association.

Nheteenth Ward Republican Association. In
ttua @ OF ne call Of The General Committee Of the City of
EevYo = an ELECTION win DO held Landman's Hamilton
ttGks d a and tHh'st., on MONDAY EVENING Sept q
aT rSa fog y purpoe Of choosing TWO DELEGATES 6nd
ALIh aNATFs 70 the S'se Convection .. Syracuse
fsh open Il u and close o. y o'closh
I,,c JOHN RYAN, President.
1innreehlyn Tcnfh Ward Republican Club.-wAR
49, NJ tbs LAST REBEL YIELUS The regular Monthly
stne q tas Csb WiH be had q. No 90 Boernmst THIS
s.ss EvEhlNG, az. O'clock itimaIy election for Dele
s'ssb syEacrAe Gsms time sa1 piase
Ss onzloSs, BseTstgy.
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WANTED Situation as an experienced N URSE,
w CHAMBERMAID. Can be seen for three days at
No Vast 45th.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

TTNHE GERMAN. AMERICAN INSTITUTE, No.
l. 500 West 22dst, will be reopensd on MONDAY, Sop
tember Tho rapid Of this school proves the sper
ority the German method Of instruction which CON
ducted All tho English branches thoroughly taught Psrticu
paid the 1crmln aud French spanish and
Latin tho higher Of the male department. only Thor
ough IN the higher branches Of Mathematics Book
keeping Natural History and Philosophy Chemistry Geography
Astronomy American and Universal History Penmanship
Drawing ymnssc both the feuse and male departments
No charge for branch Of Instruction Circass
tning f particulars may be had at Wessunsnn No. $40
Bosdw,y Howe Teuys No. 76 BOwsry and st the Ins
tuts r. DULON, z. n,
H. GERCKE, p. ID.
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~ I'D Ward Rso,uhlicnn Assscia ito

Hers this Asso lscr viii meet az 40 ZiE
MOHlAf ENESlND5 sept 1871 ir the fuip0N o. ~
lyo l"sat-s artN@o Ateltt"s 70 the Syact'
r. 6. GOULD. President
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a saeeInl- ..l,e,Ine o. the teit.h Ward Republ.;;

can ssoT in tson viii be held MONDAY ENENING' "a
SepIsg bs M n, ar5s FiRh Ward Hotel for the puIpose o.
ILEtdINB DGLEGAlE3 to tbe IuD ASSEMBLY DiS
TIuCE CsJNVENTION Fle psn win be open rom a 20 y5
o m. by order. JOSEPH 2. TAYLOR, President
w w s,ssss s',ss,. BAi'rT, {ss,rssasies
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Uanis.

ITO SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES-A Situation
wsn,sd BY young Lady as GoVkRNEss In School or
Family formerly engaged In country Aesdomy no oe'
lection travel best Of reference giyen Apply at Me- 3s3 ID
.v Nev.Yerk OF Gddress TEACHER, Tribune Ofiee.