New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24
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FOR SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1871.
~ THE NEW WORLD Of the present week will
contain the choicest gems from The Token for 1872,
md the English Magazines for sepembcr.-Also,
ia FULL.LENGTH ENGRAVING OF FATHER
MATTHEW, the great Apostle of Temperance
administering the pledge
rr AN ORIGINAL POEM BY LoNGFELLoW.
l. SEEN AND UNsrrS, by Ephraim Peabody. Esq, from
"The Token" for 1912.
IL Tur SrR.pH vlsrrASr by Mrs Caroline Gilman,
from The Token
Ill LINES WRITTEN AT SYRACUSE, by j. l. Motley, Esq,
from The Token"
". WHERE IS PEACE by Park Benjamin from The
Token
V, THE HrsroRy OF SAMUEL TirMARsu AND TIE GREAT
HoccARry DI.Moxp, q capital story from Blackwo
VI Guy FAwKrs, two chapters in continuation
VII ExpvMlON an Original Poem. by Longellow
VII FArurp M,rrllEw ApMlSrsrERiNa rus PLEpcr,
with fine illustration
X lalsu WATERS an amusing article from new
work BY Mrs Hall
X TnE BuLL-FIGHr OF GASzuL, from Lockhart's Span
sh Ballads.
VI. TIE SoN.p BooT-contaning the following inter
es,ing articles 4 Twilight Revere, by Mrs
Baron Wilson; Late Remarkable Trial at Gibral
ter; Microscopic Phenomena very curious A Chi
nesc Dinner frQU. a new work China The
Wreath OF Fame. by Mrs. Anna Cora Mowo,t Fro
berger the organist, interesting sketch; lniian
Paradise.
XII. FOKrrox v,Rnrws-oyer two ceiu:ans or sci"c
tons from foreign newspapers received at this Of
fee Also etters from our Foreign Correspondents.
Kill Observation-Disclosures OF the Wing Party !;
Letters of Messrs Bell and Badger; Musical lHte,li'
gence foreign and domestic; News OF the Week.
SC &c, constituting number OF unusual interest.
rrEN,.-S3a year single copies Ct cents. All new
subscribers furnished with the first volume ofCharles
oNalley. gratis. Back numbers can be had from the
commencement, OF the volume.
s2i:2t J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
u Auction Notice,-oATuKnAY at halfpas,
lOoel0cS al TAO Sales Room.-Ertensire Sale 81 Ele-
gan; tarnitUre Of all descriptions bv eatalog ue-coR-
mencug with the excellent second hand Furniture of
family gisg up houseke Ing and continuing with the
sale OF splendid stock of city made csbpet Furniture
all Of shch s warrsn:ct-aompi,.ing handsome care.
oil coth curtains, rugs, chars. tables bureaus side
boards SOFAS bookcases wardrobes French and other
bedstelds mattresses, BEDS bedding locking gIa.
china cut glass, plated and SILVER table cutlery two
pisno f,r,es SC. Also, splendid posbad mai ble ton
dressing bureaus pier and centre tables. ,ideho,rI.
xa,iroSes SECRETARIES, Ftcnch bedseids cabinets. &c
theatrical Sale-Aso, at O'Clock. il the Rooms, will,
be sold the effects OF the late Mr. A. kacr undo. the d.
recon Mr.. Lccompte and others, containing various
articles of clothing musical instruments, books, swery
ril,ary oauipnents &C
'si Sits THoS. RELT p AVN 81. and rs Fulton.
NV lUKK. SEPT. I'D, 1871.
rPURSUANT TO rccomme ndalon Of the Mhg Gen.
e Committee the Dcnocrat,c Wigs OF the li'h Ward
arc requested TO assemble u, the Broadway House, OF
MONDAY EVENING 9th Sept, Instant, AT Il o'clock
Precisely for the purpose Of choosing from the Ward hv'
Delegates to rspresent them 10 Couny Convention,
seeet thirteen Candidates 10. Members of Assembly &c
t'P'esent this Cousy the next Legislature and his
le7a Del the Convention 10 &c held al syria
ease on the 9Th OF Oc,oser next
Ani also choose three Delegates from the Ward &c
Venvennon for selecting thirteen Meber. TO the Demo
crate wing Senatorial Convention OF the First District
by order Of tho Ward Committee,
JOHN s rEWART, Chairman.
Gnis <. T.rlss ls,o,,,,,,..
'So' EANAyILLO, secretaries 49,.