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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
ITAL.Y.

The correspondent of The LOad5r Tines gives
very gloomy account of the stste Of affairs at Naples
A terrible affair had occurred at Pontelandof 4
company of Italnn soldiers upon arriving there wero
received by the National Guard and people with re-
oicpg; but while they were parakiDg Of the refresh
monts offered them, the people rushed upon them and
massac-ed thiry.nine of them. The next day the
troops surrounded the town, bombarded and destroyed
il by ire One hundred and fifty persons were burned
or bayonted
Il Is reported that Gen. Turr is about 70 marry tho
Princes Weiss Bonaparte.
Cardinals piccolomin and Santucci are dead.
Two supposed assassins had attempted to enter ths
bouse OF GaIbald by night They escaped after being
fired upon. 0ne of them was wounded.
The Reactionists had made an attempt to land p
force a. San DeIoroute, but were repulsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
ERANCE.

The Minister of Public destruction has asknow>
LEGGED the right of Protestante to open schools in
France.
The Inde7endence Belize publishes the substance OF
an autograph letter from the Emperor TO the Pope m
tmsting that If the condition Of affairs be ameicrated
the present status quo viii be maintained.
The Pdtrts saws that matters look well in Lebeso1.
Ihe harves. IL excellent throughout Syria.
Tie expenses Of the French Department Of War for
the year 1852 will be & 100000 than the present
year. a,
The Paris Bourse hac been less FIRM rentes, 68f-
Soc
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LOYDoN MONEY MARKKT.-The inhds oL.IVu ~ ~ Morrr
on The 2Jd of August. The business 10 .ne s
Market caused steady inpToveErsnt ,nd the{ so M-
advance and still tending upward IN n' ~. At II ~
cent In the stock Market han, arc ossnng "' '''''
About sl0oO0o in gold weps INTO Gi'sinssa,S sie
LNiA' QrEEssrows Auy Is, 1851.
LvrRPooL CorroS MARKsr-s'les aa sstoiasy Y, sT'
c1lnons saies apeculatos and .t,nu
ItPyxTTcoL BRsADsrvYr hARKkh-breadS'nn' 0V"''""
anil Provisions are inactive. oel snerf.
IoSpoS MoSEr nARKRr-ConEOl. for money st -, -
eau stocks: Erie shares, 232d2tli Illinois OesA" '
G33k .,.. ys eae kaieg
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

The Arabia, from Liverpool on the 2lth an
Queenstown on the 25th ult, arrived at Italia
on Tuesday with two days later new, Th,
from Great Britain is not important. Tie BarC
de Vidil has been sentenced to a year'A impri
Oament for his murderOus assault on his son, an
the son is to be imprisoned for one mo;Ih b.
cause he refused to give his testimony again
Ais father. Affairs at Naples have been lookir
rather gloomy. At PontelsniOlf tOwh nee
by, company Of Italian soldiers were ,tacke
by the people and twenty.nine Of thelg weI
murdered The next day the troops strOye
the town and massacrcd one hundred AID fit
persons. Two supposed assassins had atiampte
10 enter the house Of Garibaldi by nigl7; the
were fired On and one of them was wounded
In Austria collision took place between th
soldiers and the people, caused by the singing o
national airs by the latter. Cardinal Picco
lomini is dead. Trouble is looked for between
the European and Japanese Governments. For
eigu merchants are openly murdered, aud it i
thought that the Government authorizes the out
RACES. A new insurrection has broken out nea
Pekin. Holland has recognized the new King
dom Of Italy, and the Government Of Prussia i
on the point of doing tie same Breadstuf
duh. COnsols 92s.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
The RepubIicnr STATE qorycp,ion

The Republican Electors Of the State Of New.Yora,
aud al others willing unite with support Of the Coz
eminent and vigorous prosecution Of the reqUcedg
choose two delegates from each Assembly DsFct TO meet
Stse Convention IN the City of Syracuse WEDNESDAY,
The lh day OF September 1861 II for the purpose q
presenting candidates be supported o- tie Offices Of Judges
the Cow. Of Appeal Secretary Of State, Controller Attorney
General State Engineer and Surveyor State Treasurer
Cana Commissioners and Inspector Of State Prisons BY o
Of the Committee. SIMEON DRAPER, Chairman.
JsSSs TERwuLiGEE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
AUSTRIA

The Hungarian Diet was formally Dissolved On tho
o3d Of Aug1st. and a new one is to be called.
resolution passed both Houses declaring tbe disco
lution of the Diet Illegal and protesting against tho
unconstitutional and arbitrary conduct OF the Govern
ment. 49, M,
The collection Of taxes by military force will 10
rigidly enforced. ,,.,
collision had taken place between the soldiers sad
the people, in consequence OF the later slngins
tional airs Five persons were wounded
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

a. early disciple Of Calhoun, veteran Disuuiop'
ist rather plausible and c0noiiiasofy In manner,
and his residence, by the Potomac-sinoe Yir-
ginia ha, been made TO bear the brunt Of the
war-will tel in his favor. Whoever may be
the recipient of this distinction will have few to
envy it outside of his own dOminiOns.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

Queen yietoTa was enthusiastically received ia
Dublin.
Richard Oaseg, the factory phianthrOPss, is dead.
Four tuns of cctton.seea being shipped monthly
to India from Suez The prospect was very favorable
Baron de Yidel has been sentenced to years ini-
isonmen for the assault on bis con- and ths latter TO
months imprisonment for refusing to give eyidsno~
ageinst his parent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

The Goth Regiment of Massachusetts, ind
Col. Lee "a classmate of JEFF. Davis at We
Point will arrive in this city tomorrow NOR
aug by the StoniOgton line, and win take brea
fest at the Park Barracks. Gov. Andrew beiI
in the city on business, has accepted aa inyit
tiOn TO take breakfast with them, and sever
prominent gentlemen, including Commodore Strin
ham, Gov. Morgan and staf, James T Brad
esq D. d. Field, esq, VIM. Curtis NOyr', esq
W N. Evarts, esq, the Rev. Dr. Ad6gl1, d
Tyng, DR.. Bellows, F. l.. Olmsted esq.
ard others are expected to be Of the paily.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
The Tribune,. War pIaps.
LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
AT THE BATTLE or BSII Run,

Now Ready, EXTRA TRIBUyE, containing the We.
rious Maps published in TIE TRIBUNE since tie
commencement of the War. II also contains y
Fst of the killed and wounded in the late battle, f;
as asoegtained. Price five cents. Three dollars Pi;
ina. Terms easb. Address
THf TRIBUNT New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
Extra Evening. Tribune.

Daring the continuance of the War which he
been commenced by the Southern DismiOnis'
and Rebels, we propose to publish at Al ocloc
every week day afternoon al EXTRA LvENIN
TRIBUNE, containing the Latest News fcOm o
quarters. This sheet may be procured at tn
TRIBUNE Office, and of the news dealers az
boys at the usual price, cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
LATEST-ViG Quseastogn.
IBy Telegraph nOm Liverpool

LlyRRPOOI, Augu,tz9, Io7t..
Tie steamship Africa, from New-York, has arrived
European Conference II to be held at ConstanIi-
nope, on the subject Of the Principsli les
Holland has officially recognized tho Kingdom OK
Italy
T is announced that the Government Of Prussia VIII
soon recognize the italian Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
The Noya.scotia Gold Mines.

HAIIFAx, Tuesday, SEPT. . 100.
Tho gold mines recently discovered in this ProVms'
continue to be productive and miners have nac 'nsn
labos most satisfactorily rewarded. This ahOoSey'
s thought, viii ,pea nsN dsld Cox tls 'Oaassy "1
enterprise Of Qsr CiE'g',
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

Roswell C. Hitchcock. Mr.. Noyes's emphatic
thanks to Tammauy Hall for the rebuke 1t had
given to Mozart treason, called out enthusiastic
cheers
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Nonoico can be tslen of Anonymous Communications Wl
ever intended for Insertion must be snshecated by e
aud address Of tho wriserros necessarily Tor pubh
iiOn. but as q guaranty for his good fsith
We cannot undertake to return re sCtsd Communication
AHbusiress letters oee should De addressed TO "rE
TRIBUNE" New-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
TURKEY.

Tb. Ciroassians have proclaimed Republic.
lt was reported that three engagements mad taken
plaoa a. Herzegovina and that the Turks were VIC
toTious.
Omar Pacha had Issued proclamation that the Sal-
tan would ascosd with all the demands OF the Monte
ncgrins.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

The reception which New-York gave TO thsi
noble son Of Kentucky and Of the Union, tbs
Hon. Jos. Holt, was full Of inspiration anS
encouragement to all who heard the response,
70 his brave words for freedom last night IL
Irving Hall. lie pledged the Union men q
mis- State to show, should the Seeessiouists aJs
peal from the election to the sword, that thes
carried bullets as. well as ballots in their pockete
The terrible effect Of treason once prevalent j
tbe Cabinet, and later in the Departments, ans
among citizens, ne exposed by striking ilustEe
ton and denunciatiOn. lie said that the meg
who in our midst, gave aid aud comfort u
tAe enemy, either by furnishing them secret i
formation, or by advocating their cause, or
striving 10 SOW dissensons among Oarsiycs, s
by insidiously dissuading loyal men fron entes
Ing tho military service, we're more yitally u
5oes Of our country than if they were IN
army of the Confederate States. The shout (
confidence which his tribute to the loyalty (
The President called forth, viii fms ware
response ia the hearts Of Oh Who read lk
eloquent and inspiring address. We give [
in full in another part Of tA,s paper Gas We
NJ briof speeches by Msssrs Peletaa Po1S
uhO presded, Wm. Curtis Noges apd the Re :
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
Japan

Shanghai dates 10 July ith say that the relations Ss
tween tie European and japanese Governments are
GteIv To be disturbed. Foreign merchants were being
robbed in open day, and il believed that ths Jap.
sneso Government sanctioned the proceeding.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

Henry A. Reave, the editor Of The Creenpc
IL. ~ Republican, was yesterday arrested al
conveyed to Fort Lafayette, on account Of t
tressonable character Of his paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

Among our Washington dispatches viii
found an important Army Order conceiaing
expenses Of recruiting for the volunteer Sery
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
PORTUGAL,

The Cortes hes confirmed the authorization OF the
Government tex opening the ports for the Importation
Of graiu.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

Advertisements for THE WEEKLY TRIEuYE for tbs
week must be handed in to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

Collision Between the People and Soldiers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

THE COTTON PROSPECT IsISDIA FAVORABLE,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

A REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED BY THE cIRcassIaNs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

A TERRIBLE RETRrBUTroN I'M ITALY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

The Town Of Pontelandolf DESTROYED,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

l5O PERSONS BURNED OR BAYONETED
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
TWO DAYS LATER Fa0& EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT HArdvax
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

An Attempt to Assassinate Garibaldi.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

THE HUNGARIAN DIET DISSOLVED.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT,
THE BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL COAEDiENNE

,,,., MRS. join wooD, 'i''''''A'
VIM appear In the charming Ig l snrlesqneof
Which has been rroanced with Music by Conductor
issolo faseoiet slsao by Koppiz Lothian nightly
ENTHUSIASTIC ENCORE
ecy ana brilliant scnney by eh ana new ana saTins
Mrs r. Blake. skerre,, Miss Emma Hail. Lothian,
a a.; n Davenport, Lewis Baker, Harry Pearson, L. Sol
Mrs Wood in addition 70 The exquisite music q the bur
6asq mill Hs#To immodcra,o con lussc and feather
While We're here Il they interfere,
MRS. JOHN WOOD ami MR. L. BAKER
from ,sd sne s celfhfnd ns andane son a ssheez
Where was yoa % General Patterson; u.oon
Fffsysa 9Sis p EXPLANATIONS OF DELIGHT
Speaking Of the new iatroductons and alterations in the
Improved rsi As suggested
wa ns hsS Su RI TssfTsa %s
's sa and tie
no" The Tgnc aid has bee,
greatly improved hy the iatraston mo !, Of
sings several comic songs Of patriots. bearing with eS
IRENE ea Slo1uenfe Applause sees her efforts Where the
scenery and the music and the ballet good that
The sunday Times s"ys:The change Of programme has
made Cnderef exqnisitely funny, and added briancy
have been I and the p a or" 90 rcmo
deled as to give the sparkling representative OF that
happy but fortunate danse unlimited byplay
the rogush and heart king character tCnder
the new regime everybody plays with Infinitely dash
and vgor. Mrs Wood is the very spirit of mischief A. II.
Davenport has nearly recovered MS good looks and makes
an admirable prince whom anybody might fall in love with
Mr Lewis Baker - exceedingly good The baron and Miss
Hail. who succeeds to the Miss Ada Clifton who
pas seeded Nils hey place very satisfactorily The house
sas osen literally packed during the past week and Cnde-
nnt Seats for tho Winter Garden may be secured three
days IN advance and strongly advise those who only
Cinderea ON its earlier taon to do II again.
y VIII AFFORD sufficient amount OF pleasure 10 well repay
the trouble.
The Sunday Mercury saysAt the Winter Garden the bur-
lesquc Cinderella gained renewal Of public favor by the
addition Of certain improvements in Mrs John WOODS role
That lady has opportunity display her finished aot
as a comic vocalist and IN the execution Of certain new
mockopeatic 1.oces, she brings down the house" night
1y.
The Sunday Courier ays-The most facinatng Of women
and tho only rokfng representative Of bre1uc the
has given In point OF fact Micawber would say ITALIA
Matilda the ares mpersonaon OF the fairy ideal OF the
the Little Maid of the Glass Slipper Legend still holds her
court ana handsome at the Winter Garden. The
additions OF conss, Of obi popularites made IA
vores by being at the Bryants, admirably adapted
70 rna Matldas powers but besides this she has trans
formed her part by her vivausness from the achry
NOSE Neutrality Of blanche and STANLEY into acepa
Ole DIT OF fanciu nightly gives evidence
OF an approach to her former unequaed self.
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CONS OF CONNECTICUT.

%NDN5 T.
- New YORK, Sept %, 1861.
meeting Of citizens Of Connecticut, resident tempo.
rary soiournng in this city, will be held at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Wednesday evening, the 18th instant at eight
O'Clock adopt measures for paying proper attention 10 the
regiments OF Volunteers from Connecticut in their
through this city their way the Of The
OF Connecticut who feel interest IN this
guested 70 be present p Per r. u Mccurdy, Jonathan
turges, Prosper NJ Wemore David Hoadlev Il. ". Batch
ford, S. Baldwin, J. N. Phelps, W. c. Wemore, Henry
Chauncey T. Bronson John +. Forbes, Rufus l.. Lord,
Samuel ID. Babcock, Charles W. Elliott, Thomas Lord,
George Grswod, Henry II. Elliott j. W. Alsop, W. Z.
Dodge
THE CAMP MEETING AT MASPETH L. J., WILL, BY
request Of the inhabitants be continued over Sunday,
the goth. On that day Sermon will lie preached 70 the Old
OF 1872 Cars Grand every half hor
rNO EUROPEAN TRAvELLERS-A YOUNG GENTLE.
about starting Europe desires to make the
quantence of party parties copagnons dc voyage,
having experience in European travel he would take charge
of person visiting Europe for the first time References
given and required. Address X L. w. box 4723 Post Office
IlUE ANNUAL CONVENTION or THE AMERICAN
Vegetarian Society viii DC held at Dr. traits lecture
room, ID Lagh street, this "Wednesday afternoon and
evening Wai. METCALF, President,
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a. Hieesnian Hail. ~ Prince street this Weanesday
iag at O'clock on business eonnestSd Nth The MeMans
john 4. KENNY, Secretary ''''''"'
CATHARINE MARKET TO BE CLOSED on THURS
~ day-The occupants Of Cathainc market have, by
day, For the accommodation Of the public IL will
olen on "Wednesday night until 10 o'clock.
EREE LIBRARy-ruE ATTENTION OF AprREN.
Broadway This nstuoa is We Supplied wR nS S as
seats e anS w o newt
works have also 6eSn rscen p9rchased It. is required TO
the forenoon also.
tadesmen and ali feaSs empipyed by Them IN their
on presenting proper certificate have the pr
Jonneymen mechanics tradesman, teachers or pupils
physicians artists Ne on the presentaon OF proper cer
usa a a and the payment Of one dollar year
on though feature before been publicly
their leisure.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHTA,, FOR
lent diseases MEDICAL avce given gratis by the
ssns vn9s
feF snSe Hs, res OF No a P i shn
Philadelphia, Pa. '''''
AIA5oNIC.-THE MEMBERS or HEXRY CLAY LODGE
1H No. 277 F. A. NJ hereby summoned to attend ME
ss s' is xas sss" wifi
WILLIAM J. Josss, see'y wfLLIIA cLEGG W.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the President United states day pubic sting
d prayer the Library with Us reading room and
% ot '''fc aiHS On
NOTICE TO TAxPAyERs.- BOOKS FOR TAXES
once Monday Sept 30 1851 froI, A. NJ toa NJ. Due
nps win be yA as s k M n Of TsScs be
New Court House, Park
NoTIcg-.Es 4 FISK Is IIEREBY NorIEIEp THAT
arrived In October 1862 are to be delivered to him aganst
payment Of charges II Withdrawn before the 18th o.
1l s y expenses A
/ to Captain abraham penike, from Company G, Fifth
y las T"sy sv on Ct f E Wsns
orderly WIIsht Corporal Fiaeh Prra,es sperns and
Mesed swG Fiji as
msas New YORK @ ny peasan, duty 70
Appreciation and they rus. viii always be drawn II vim
the Of right take it, and coy
. In sTs D na s1s y sO
GYou, whom listed and have bad the pleasure OF
that me no, the FRS. ae, Of to
complain o. from one Of YOU You have been always ready
% fy Ike fhh s
ss order sa 70 Ssw 1
ns Fl IT, We're sp9s to he enPq0n mouth w Words
You have performed your duty Your obedenee to orders
and psrsonsi Kindness me Iapqrecate When slck
these things have sensible o. but this last act which
and, in view Of this nroverwhemcd with my own I'M
worhiness as s recipient acknowledge myself conquered
BY permitting q carry arm do hereby promise to
s s s se the
81 eansas the enemies Of that beautiful emblem that we all
sir Tho OF the Company and expressing their feel
nEs p. at this Tine sga a for your feelings we'll
TO your country well and Il OF should fall in
winding sheet. The sword is exhibition Tiffany
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I AURAA ,EEENE's THEATRE
-. NIdHEEw bOhLEseoh'
VIII b. presented new aud hides wtabte curfy Of iera
ac comprising Comedy, Farce Burlcsquc Specaciu Uso.
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ttJvp ROUSE We, THEN MY MERRY MERRY MEN,
u 1t Is our opening day."

ttJIP ROUSE YE THEN, MY MERRY, MERRY MEN.
u II Is our opening day."
Grand opening day H the
PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS AND ANATOMY.
5G3 Broadway next door 70 Ball, Black Co, New York.
ON SATURDAY Sept. %, 1861,
The OF the world beauties OF nature hitherto
hidden revealed showing that the handcra of man
follows the heels Of nature.
Wonders pons variaii where the scat u
the mind soul is supposed to be.
OF the five sensesseeng hearing smelling, taste
and touch.
Extraordinary freaks OF naure-together with wonders
from Paris, Florence, Munich and England.
Wonders of life actually showing hidden life within ife
Exciting thrilling and indispensable wonders and carost
ties In the rotundn-
Wonders OF ACCOMPLISHMENT, wonders In hernaphrades
wonders in obstercy wonders of embryAogy wonders o1
WONDERFUL-l7OO PARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY
a view, and still greater wonders tn sepulchre On
pathological ROOM
Lectures daily together with surprising interesting and
unprecedented experiments in chemistry.
VIII open daily for gentlemen only and after Saturday.
Sept VS., from 10 In the morning till . At night
Admission Is cents
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CoME on ADoLPHus, LET'S GO 70 1879 FULTON
" street and have game Billiards. they've got some
FIRST tables 10 cents game is all they charge Ale cents
aud sandwiches cents
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eNTEANER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP
y every day Sundays excopcd) ut o'clock T. NJ
Norhpo masking the intermediate landings Leaves North
port at 53O a. NJ Fare from Glen Cove ~ cents;
Sands Point aud Great Neck 10 cents Freight from Glen
Cove Sands Point and Great Neck reduced suit the imcs
horses ~ cents, and all other freight liz proportion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONVENTION OF IRISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ to this Convention requested to attend meeting,
Hbernia Hail. AZ Prince street. this "wednesday
ing at O'Clock, business with the MeManus
obsequics. JAMES SANDFOED, President
JoHS a. KENNY, Secretary
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BILLIARDS..

DILLIARDS-FOR SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK OF
ID new and second hand Tables, for SIS Sl0 $780, $500
and S2j0-complete Orders by mail attended 10.
w. Ii. GRIFFITH Ii6 Fulton street.
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DHELANS PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Prices reduced to suit the times
PHELAN 4 COLLENDER. 67 Crosby street.
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STEAMROArs

II AY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY,-TrIE NEW AND
~ fast steamer DANIEL DREW leaves Jay street Ties
days Thursdays and Saturdays at a. NJ calling at Thrift
eth street. Excursion tickets 10 be had on board
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TIL WARD INDEPENDENT UNION ASSOCIATION
IL meeting will be held every Wednesday evening
Mozart Garden, in Columbia street, O'Clock BY order
HENRY REPPER, Secretary. WIN. KAYTON, Chairman.
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nN DEMANDE-POUR ALDER AU SERVICE DE LA
~ table, I'm jeune hommc, Francas Aiienand de IA
IL ans Saresser de 10 IL heures bureau du Herald
ON DEMANDE-UNE JEuNE FILE FRANCHISE
~ pour soigner les cntants pour alder fr les
bres ct coude. Sadresser 10 Breyoort
place. Quest lone deux jours entire 10 CT hres
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POLITICAL.

A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE
n Seventeenth Ward Young Mems Union Democratic
Club held at No 1879 First averuc last Monday
ing Strong Union resolutions and adopted
unanimously resolution was adopted by reformation
commenting Hon. Luke f. Cozans the Peoples Union
candidate for Senator from the Firth district
stirring Union speeches. the meeting dourned Thursday
evening, October g. THOS. McGiLNEY, President
JOHN QUfN, Vice President.
p. CAyAyACH. SECRETARY
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MUKNlNG BOAT DIRECT FOR KEYPORT, MIDDLE.
W. town Point and Cheap fare.The large and
commoduus MAYFLOWER Will leave pier 26 North
river between Barclay and Robinson streets every morning
at O'Clock Returning, will leave Keyport at $50 p NJ
landing at Clnwood Fare way Is cents
for the Tip Stages will be in attendance the arrival of
he ont.
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DOR SALE-THE SPLENDID PANORAMA OF THE
War on exhibition at Hope Chapel every evening: The
propricors having other business VIII sell this timely
magnificent Work OF AIT at bargain. Apply at 720 Broad
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LNOURTH WARD-A MEETING OF THE PEOPLES
IL Union Association of the Fourth ward will be held
Warren Hail. * Oliver and Henry streets this
wednesday, evening at IA o'clock. Citizens Of ths ward
In favor OF the Union movement cordially invited
attend. GEO G. CASSERLY President.
HENRY W. LEASk, Vice President.
WITH TrAy Gprret
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ID ALLY-RALLY-A MEETING OF THE SECOND AS
III sembly Peoples Union Club viii be held Warren
Hall, corner OF Oliver and Henry streets, Thursday
evening" September 26 At O'Clock, ratify the norn
nation q Denis +. Sullivan for the Second Assembly
district Eminent speakers Will address the meeting.
JEREMIAH MCCARTHY, Chairman pro lem.
JAYFs MryifGAy