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New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

Jr Fifth sVard.-DEMoCRAiIl M,i,uo ~. IN, iw
ACTION The Democratic Whig Electors OF The fnpi
ward and alI Others opposed to The corrupt and anu re-
publican might makes rsh soyermnt Ilway, a, aa;
the choice OF the majority and appointing their pacrsiht
willing tools OF their the more etcctualiy to cargo"
their corrupt practice of illegal voting, requested to as
.,mSr az tie Marion House. 65 Chapel street, on TUES
DAY EVENING, April 5!h at half past o'clock, I. re-
spontl to the nomination OF j. ilLiPS pHENiH Tor May
or and also hear the report the Wnrd Nominating Com
nttr for Charter Offices BY order Of the WarI Commit
trc. WSNREN CHAPMAN, CH'Hhi""
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hoders IN Association. VINO own the impros e
mcnts. Will receive a interest upon the Stoch.
There are. A. we have before stated. and ~
soc from these observations, two snds Of property
1T, the Earth in IT, Wild state and 2d. The In
Pro.emenis put upon il. Surprising these t~o
Kind. Of property to be worth together l00,-He
estimate that the Earth Or oricina property j.
worth IS per cent. of il. and The Improvements -
per cent. The improvements are inHridual
Property, the Earth i. coH>cfi.e Properly.
To maintain these two Sind- Of Property aad
respect ai. Rights. giving 10 every being the ieni
Of cultiyatiAg the soil, and 70 those who own tie
improvements the enjoyment Of their propent,-
we must repre-ea, the Improvements by S'ocA
which shall receive ne-4uarter OF what : pro-
docod from the Earth. AID then .ea,e the Eafth to
IL cultivated by all.
This canno, be done IT, oar present Societies
and either the right, Of tic Individual of iae rights
Of the Race must consequently be- violated. ia
Association il ran Pc done. and both Rights ca" tie
respected. 10 Association tie improvements ~"
be represented by Stccs, which VIII be owned y
those who made them, Or then Hneirior'' i'i t"'
stock j. absolute individual property, aad can be
bsauoatned Ihe Domain oi an A,-ociauon "!Ii'
on the other hand, be open 10 all The members
they can unite III GrouPs-for 10 man would viii
to labor isolated y-and cultivate the part OF Il
best adapted to their branch Of CULTURE they viii
receive tirr.-nafter, of what they produce, winch
+, supposed Ia L4 equal o. the product OF the land
iu i.s ORIGINAL state. without the lmpro'e ment-
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x.o.,1b;Id.-In September ia.t.

u lost lhiId.-In september a,i, a iie lof aged
about fpur ysar,. t1hen rom h, iaiIer Nuo 100 c
ournre o BIZ Incorporate hshi-, was CONSIDERED u"h u"
fe are 0t l.n. That iatlef l. alN rciofnth man.
,tI lis h-a y,au, AFTER tis only >ou II any one can GIVE
,1-arn.atou concerning such clIi, they viii rcr'" ne
,.rv r a fihrr. heart H. row ia .t1fr II ne most
r.p a. 4, not knowing whether nI, child j. dead of
live m p,uecf tie child "a, Join Pauck Clrpon-
al enquiries concerning hu have heretofore prov" u''
a. g bu .fiar. i, notice may reach tie aye ot some
ne " ho can give Information concerning tih \ Hpir ~
rectrl 90 Nh Diui0, ,uqesllirurrt ~ iLr 4iF, ~
ClaEber..,t VIII meet with prompt attention, Oinr "a
rl4a ut1l .tnt
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NIIAiFBpN p uce orr at. 'ewN lt> have been
f,ker far export 20 q =. cents. ca,h-
F~EI6HI 50 Liverpool agi London continue iia't
w. srf he Cotton "a. been taken ~ 3ri f"r
d, 1r n l0t of square ami r0uLI tae., Nhc- r. 10
nom iie price, Obs; V-tk 7 l1yre i-r l-t also 0 ~
TNCH.A\Dt-For the steamer rom u son, aAi -
tarou. packets from fl. rOrf Of - has been hii Htr
NJ IN for-gn. ami III MARIE ha, presented heasE a-
r-arancs BIS on Lonlon s1d a. T. % pr cent tft
10 Par = = 81. Amsterdam. 54 Hamburg ~ an
Premcu - - Ct.
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amly.-A gentleman and ban, wife, ini two " lh'se
nelc gsu'ir cfu Obtain pleasant roons IN newly
L. ii ltou,s. With 8oagi uu reasonable t-tms, AZ No. 70
Pro.p,ct,rrel. BrooANn only trce four minutes walk
1. ,ul tH. Fulton Ferr.. myl6 a
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~ >hoa Dealer. invite Country Merchants and others,
90 ssl lud examine furir large d-friu ~ Nay r h'u
also ~ ttr .ar.e mace. StRAW GOODS, VI lanes
SHAW Tu.car MIieua. ArreHt aff saris'F ~ rI.h'
ami Fancy Has. together with 'e ..rtlrni 81 ven
add Bow, PALI LEAF aud LnGliOHN HhT>--lli sold
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1TTA< edorsAip Of tai, column distinct from tat Of
TA, Trbyne Address iettes, y0Stpald to A. BRISEAsE
Resldcnct. 20 Ifo-ard sfIeei.
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" The METRoPoLITAY MAGAZINE (London,)
for May ha. just been issued by Mrs. Mason, 1872
Broadway.
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lectures ON PhysioIOgy and Natural
IhcolnKN. bN DnNid y. IloItOn. VI. D.-Nup

ests from t-elais, Comparable aHd hui'h ny 49,
y d he - tel with reference ta teir practical utN an1
their harmonious illustration, Oi tie Attributes ~ "N1
Pa.v> Natural Theology 2. fecunimt nte q, ttN'ih'
Arrangement. ar. provided tor members 10 execute
D.awirf, llusiraiingile sob e-t-.
Tie Lectures viii be- every wednesday rfornhS NJ u
'r lock -xcep the inosth OF August. n No II Agy->
u .ofl2m
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" LEATHER-SrocKISG TALES, No. /, E The
Dccr.ayer y being the first of the new edition Of
Mr.. Coopcr's American land novels, has just been
issued by G. J.. Curry, ljJ Broadway.
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" ENCYCLOPEDIA AMfRIcASA, No p, & Dc
VIII to Dictator y has Just been issued bye. L.
CUR, & Co. ljj Broadway.
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" Tho LADIES CoMPANIoN for June ia before
u-. The best thing we find in it il " Passages
from Correspondence" by y. 7. Willis. This Is
free lively and natural.
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THE WORKS or SIR Waller Scorr, No. -,
Life by Lockhart, No. %
The WoKKs ~ FRANCS BAcoS, No. 30 and
TsirRs's FRENCH EEyoLUrIoE, No. &C. have
INST been issued by | Post. 38 Bowery.
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Z prin,ing oL cxery ,a-..Iy. LLoLn LLe ll-g1.l ro

y Printing every variety nom he largest rost
bills he nraicsi Circular and Cards. VIII be pompuY
amt handsomely executed ~ tho lowest hfr- prcts w
JAMES r. Nv AIN No "a Barclay, corner ~ & eenv D.
.fres 4, =. work. hTseii hr can afford 10 aud VIII
do D. cheaper than those WHO hire their labor Bl.nt,,
men tie wr,l side Of the City are especially I'M ied To
give him call
j. Is. = Will undertake the printing OF Peroacai 1or
prompt pay Wei, secured The lowest terms my r"H
II Stranger, DO YOU want Be'ts and Shoes' 80,
On Ia crtnrrI Co Great CaiharGe Boot aud Sunc Mar.
ket 70 Caihane of nunroc wbcre you can in'
the nrpc and best a,.o tnen YOU saw and al puce
never b.tprr equaled. Just try a. ~ m-fu
u Remember the Removal OF the Rtn'
Cuu,rhiue Oil, >gdris AID Improved Burner !" u
Fayeur Hail, ~ Broadway, opposite Nihn. ~ pite'
rcI.ced nearly ~ per cent. q. W. McCHtDh' ".
mis- I'm -
Nsother'- journal aarisg me last liln's. 81 u
D4ugI,r. sara h.nsu, with PfetJrr ~ Jane a}n.
Tbir! American Edition This dav Published AMI tor sat
L.. ~ANTp\ 3 MILES. = 3 Broadway.
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AS SOCIA ITO y;
Or, Principles OF a True Organization OF Society.

EVILS ARE IA, NOT POLITICAL: AND POLITICAL
REFORMS CANNOT REMEDY THEM.
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G THE JOURNAL or TIE FRANKLIN INsTI-
rurr, Philadelphia. is one Of the oldest scientific
works published in this Country. The May num-
Der now before us, contains needed article on
InludiciouS Policy in constructing Railroads 10y
{. Trautwinc, Civil Engineer.
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r ADlFS' x GENTLEMENS' NEW

BOOT Mo >HOE >TUHt, % GrcenWIch-
s.r,,f corner ODD Rob.n.sn .tl~rt : Iuer Ia, opened
large ant general assortment ~ LadIe,, Mse,' aud
On ,a,' Cater B1o. ard Shoe. oi r latest sty -, and
in every yaurtv-g4cI maieraI aa. workmanship A'"'
Nri'. and inuif. Boots aud shoes, which are oLesu Al
price, responding wIii Doe uitt-
NB. Country Merchants sup9lcd by the case or dozen
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE. Company
NUTrAL lNSu RANCE.-On Dwell

W nu ilIr>-. l.' Fu~ufire 'rlN p 1fs rfiJrnnd 20
l-s Assured. TuF Hol >FHOI Dlk> MI TUA Al ~
Il RANCE COMPANY. ohee ii al II, for >~pafal {.
tc insurance t D,rtln- Houses and Furniture rom mat
cf stores l-I tisr,A..u-e.
IT., vel SHOWN tHaf almost nh the l,-e, Incurred IN me
i,.., insurance are ta rr.ult ot the burning 81 vaiua-
br store, ar.i costly goods, .
Th increase. The rxpen>a Of insurance 20 TIE hou>ghnd
rr ami may pl,, n.y prye hun o te very security 'F
Nh Pa he pay. h, premium. - ,
The cash payments premium, form lnd rhicn, A.
tor uavug expenses and l1,. seprr>ruied hi scrip ana
issued the assured IN propou on to the amount OF ef
insurance.
Tn, COMPANY prepared to insure against los or dam
ace by fire DWeline HOUSE. occupied IA whole ~ IN pant
- .ucb Household furniture anil al Household Properly
ordinarily kept in Dwelling houses Every person in>ui
uy t III, Company entitled o. one vote Tor each hun
bred dollar, u.u "a.
DIRECTORS:
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II Rcucmber The RrmoynI OF the Rsa,
WHOLESALE Commission W


y
Nv hors- No g. Hardy, Buildiug, Frout-.ireet
Kur.on, I C.-thc un;rrs.sns respectfully a.n,lncr
that iFy have entered into Cop1rinersf p ln ne "o %
Commission Business. ~ thr name of CARTER BENT
LEY on the premises above described which having been
con.u ted of thr purpose both IRE AMI ros' proof
spacious. a1t Vel adapted iog TIE 'ae keeping oil every
dt,cruiiou o. Goods.
From hr r.frciahy of the references, ana TIE etafdc'
ter ih.v trust have obtained ia kugsion IT," SUD
,rrbefs Lovr 'hy DO De- ar 90 eve ,uch 'au'ac"- i'
10 secure q liberal portion Of tie public patronage
Farr,ers Dealers in Provision. ald CRAM ald Merchants
generally ~ ind L advaua-~Du, o. c0n.gn o. Co" care
nj The .i.crher 9, they nsv rc.y every eSeron being
mad, 20 effect speedy sales and rtiurH,.
ALFRED CARTER.
THOMAS II. BENTLEY.
Kingston. |. C., Dec. ~ leii.
REFERENCES.
John Cou-tsr. FL Kingston Aa Douga -. Montreal
Elrla.d >cubefl F.sq do Mrssrs La,leT Stevenson,
W. Wilson ia do Bath
FA.rblnk. E,q. WATERFOWL B.lla Flint Ia, Bele'AIe
Vi T. Barney 30 WI Rorhe, ~, Fieinu
III g KELLOGG. : IIarhor g Ham. Esl Colourg
Charlie. >m,ih, E.. Albany Berry, F. do
,bnl Trgly r.. Rocle,ter Peter Perry. E>l. wliihy
d. Armstrong d1 Il Ju.0- -. Hamilton
Il sid NV
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CLASSICAL and Commercial Institute,
no THE LOVERS Of superior Black

4 Tsa,-NOwqIa's Munrel-Jni extremely delicious
q unparalleled Ia, highly csirDratsd IN China snd
Lufnp- lst iup1r-fl. i, NOW fgr Se =, tie CsGi0s 1rs
ipany. 6esr Tea Establishment, ri Cbanagi-sifr,i,
Newb orb, n Chrse package, Zee y cts and " each
mv.i a
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U 'ARcTuRUs has closed its existence with
t. third semi-annual volume; ard the editors will
hereafter contribute to the Boston Miscellany
The story of 'Puher Hopkins viii be completed
and furnished to the subscribers in a supplement.
Arcturus has been in the main an able and whole
some magazine, and We regret the necessity which
mpels to its discOntinuance.
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Gni'an Verplarck H. AE,tef',ln, stephen Camhrrieng
Enft Henry Ludlow samuel Martin. Frederick Dcpry,ier
" i.au H. Hanson F'-k >chuchllji. Daniel seymour
\. r. DODGERS, President.
,.vlp-3n ID &. TANi pi,. secretary.
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WHOLE No. 35S.
INSUR lance
NTNA Fire Insurance Company of
VHF HOWARD INSURANCE CON,


TNHF HOWARD INSURANCE. CON-
L psny-CspIa. >lm.o,o. Of.c, ~ - Val - THIS
Company nge>to maze 1.uraHcr tgan,, s or dsAs-
~ o. TIRE. and ri 20 v'-l'
DIRECTORS
IesS..aes fave y ~ Taylor. Coz. " tLlVrsu.e,
; Filri IS slLK i.is.n lccE, ~ M Baliwia,
F.-s F. ...... l. W. .v y .tf,l Weed.
il...-h h. \ r1u-u Tl.r..f G. O. So. toaa Rsnsiu
Dag.i iee Meg. D. Be- 5H. .ohn y. Mcf.
,ieh - ii .Irf1. william " TOT A. Fruul~i ~gYdsni,
Henry a. In0nq~1.- X. HAN ~ Pre-. c"s
LEsls P.tr LIPS, SECRETARY. as
JEFFERSON INSURANCE. Company.
81 No. q Mli>trrsi. corner Of hir1vef-.fett ~ :
Coupsa~ t.i4rs fO insure against os> .r damage ~ ft
- bdiI.a- goods Hlr-o .srct3nft G.'et Ally aN'
~ vessels an c1rgos AGAIN.. los> or damage bj maze
aay e4 GA ou a. ttvo-aI % terms any otter cfle-
DIRECTORS.
Th1nt., " Taorne Calsn {. Fans. J0ha {. Nsrru,
Th.n... L " asirlf No Trr,c- Thomson Price,
Bei'an4'n r. u ls.,- Fiascis p Ssgc Jotn Lee.
JOAN K. Dag.,.a. + sra Aig., James +. Holmes,
AeSon Bake. Wni X IIorn John p Moore.
.iaTtiu Holman, James X. Whiting, samuel CndcrAlh,
Joseph Alien, Joseph Drake, -
THOMAS ". THORNE. Pres.den-
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nOYS, Ciothinc l-ChiIdrens' Clolhing

~ ! > RioAilihr - ii'i"''"' ''''''c
very large as>orimrrt-sery good quaiity-NeY
rhcap--G.n !. iIosi Co. No iii0wssy wnnd respect
lIly inform their patron. and the pubic gen, ally dat
h have asan kim eNten, W preparation, tor TIE
.prn- ans Summer uaIsi au3 have %" on hiHi uuch
5rs,r assortment at B1ts ani Chi ircu>' Ciothiug than
sy 5eior' have lad. The public are invited 10 eau
M examine teir T05 with particular r-ier'n 1" qu'V
ms ,r.c I.tn.. ra.n a. SUs
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DOARDlNG.-One or two single gentle
OOARDlNG-At - Cliff street-Twe

! } men can be- accommodated th board N respecIa
private family For terms apply AZ loo East Broadway
my lks
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\ A\TED.-Employers are respect.

tv.fsr --, - vo-k " ne ARTIFICIAL Flower max.
pna ~ to iesrr. Also. good Carrier. Inquire at
B. o. Ch~,sf.- street M In
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MILITARY GOODS below cost. At

III 60 Maiden Lane.-iLr subscriber having re,,nqu ,h
Cd the military business, and removed lbs goods rlm ~
Broadway % "a Maiden Ltle oi'r. Co. 81 hs entire
.ilcl-co-.s - oi swords, Belle, >dsncs, tpaIrttcs
Iaces. Blons Pgme- Mu.ks,, iite &c. ~ b'io" cost
Taiors ng unlpfa officers tg1iPpng themselves OF
- If WI. HINTON.
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TIL F. TRIBU NE.

TTHr KvICxERnocKER for June opens with
., ia,ercsiing account Of An Interview with SUI
,,s Abdul MedIid, by an American after which
mn fifteen other contributed atcles-gcncralIy
cod: About one half the verse. including the cat
.Dy, being excepted. IN the department Of Lit
ear Nstccs The Glory and Fame of England
j. sided with immclcraiely against Mr.. Lester,
while Mr.. Griswolds Poets and Poetry of Amer
ics is iudiciously and decidedly commended
The Editors Table follows. and /. as usual the
best part OF the number, which completes Vol.
NIX. OF the work. The next Of course commence
win Iuly, and we commend The knickerbocker
10 reading clubs throughout Che c~nlry, andto all
who Ike pleasant, easy, varied, agreeable reading.
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manufactured
GFLECT school for Young Ladies, 55l

, , Broadway Mr.. Newman AL hf> H.n'kfy' RIM.
q gal. b. his Institution, Young Laies VI % r.fuesd
l,le I.an,L., of thorough Eng u Poliie a'd orna-
~ nt,I : sucatiun Terms moderate. Pupils admitted al
=. lime uoge.t,onah~ rrtrencrs ven my' In
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COL0RING.-J.P. Maby would

Z INFORM those Who u.ed ~, coiebrsir' Essence oi
fNrr for ciaae ~ red grey air 20 permanent brown
BLACK hat be- has returned "a Ia, old stand No IN DIVE
whore BE- offers u packages nc - cen, ~
cents aud 81 Til, Hair Dyr ha, BEEN long M u>r, and
aided To give eutrc satisfaction. Those doubling us
ca-y vii be- readily convinced by calling al Tie aso'r
place and on trial they afr moi satisfied, tie Money VII
.e refunded. JET In
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lOOAKD.--'I'wo gentlemen can be ac-

4 } comm1daicI with board Ia a private family at No.
: a Roadway Grntrmsu dat would noon together
" ould %. preferred Reference, exchanged nN9 I'm
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"a hNTED-A general o. special Part
w Nh ca Fci ma bu,nes ar ~ e,isbis'
thr oNrr psr of CIV. beor IL JAY Eight or
! TEE Thrcsind Doars cish. The bg,neSs plea>sni
% rarcil- s..pi, .,ri', .or cs,H r,ery hing b.
me- IT, se'Sfy >. r'>Pets The rsrteS already engaged
ttr m,Si 81
! AZ A\TED-By a woman that has
w good oy rsisrrac,s ,i,a.tou 70 10 plain cook.
a. .ng an-i fun.s or 81 iHh~r sefs AMI plsis sw
g P'ccse apply SO s Canals or Is v.rcSsl mSi 81.
w ANTED--A Tin and Shee, Ireu
w "orssr. 10 20 about Is ~ Il. fnon tie city, A~,
n'en % WORK an ion Niue and Furnace. Apply At ~
AZ ANTED IMNEDlAFELY-Twen-
w tv.ssr r., . po-k " the Artificial Flower ua.k.
- 'ns ~ 'o ie'rr. aiso. good Carrier Inquire at
So o. ch~ysi~ street ma In
IA A\TED.-tmployers are respect
w fuy informed tliat Tie ,uh>cr.hcr has made the
frt>'uN Arrangement tor prleurrg men and women help
al -,ei tf any tcg tiey lady arrse .rom Earore.
s7en a. Mccaane sf at sr, A.,, Farmer, Gariner,.
>aul>trss', Ctsn .'ml Marx, and cr general
~ ~ .rnt nains csn be- obts re the Temperance
'H'e' - \ 49, ''i' '' = :, a. J., q az .snt
>-Arf o'mn1. cstou addressed sbose ~il be
strictly aucni, TO- Men ior any oecapatNn furnsse, -
cgilI1yen .rai> ms In
1 YOUNG LADY Competent Ia teach
L IT, oniiuary brsncae, of Engush Eduealion and
ho p..e,>s> Know sfss of De FIsnch Language ana
asc. dr. obtaining ,iu3tuu either Govern
e,s il pr,si, tt v AN a. .iant ma shooL Adj
ores, nalc Ia " COVERINGS a. u> oshcc. a. -l~u
1 LADY who can give references OF the
fr.t rc,ptcishv o. character, canacitv asi ~
-rruce shes L. ohtflna ,gatn D. coNerne>s m tani-
r or Ie1clrr "a school \ .fe addressed 10 \ ID e.
IA f'i Post 81 e.. ~N p. pompIy attended T. uH-'-~
ONO FUNDS WAN rED.-tll the
- good Chin Bsuk.. 2. well a., FraiSla Bank Column
bHs Ceicote, l.aleas'er 'om1i,re al Lac hfc Ham
.on. Farmers, tlntn1. Granville aus teavrilrs Banks,
slj Nch.aa sale >cnp. is'rslt ~ ). >iLNtSrhRs,
u-t ,, ~ street ani $50 BUadsay.
DOARD IN East Broadway uOl) with
ir. f-oa- H- iar@ second hoor. nav I've had
hva ilnl.F g ftN sings ge,teuen OF good mora.s-
aOJ.f and -iou unusually pleasant AMI desirable. FRI
,li. lniv. Tenn, very tt'orahie mN.S Nv
DOARDlNG.-One or two single gentle
} men can be- accommodated .tl boari IN rsspecIa
DE private family tor terms apply AZ 100 East Broadway
my5 w.
spOARDlNG-At - Cliff street-Twe
gcuueulcn anil ih,r three single gentlemeR,
ctu .uln1dsiro eU,,raie with board sns
pleasant A>o two three day bosrAers mlsSw'
HpOARDtRS WANTED IN private
amdy.-A gentleman and h> wife, ini two " lhiee
n.lc gentle Obtain pleasant roons IN newly
hii house. With 3oari, reasonable trtms, AZ No 70
Pro.p,ct'rret. BROOKLYN, only three ~ four minutes, walk
fpm tur Fginu Ferr,. myl6u
DOARD.--'Two gentlemen can he ac
conm1dd,ei with board Ia private lamly al No.
..afN. FlH4f nm 81
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OOARnLNG-lIrs. J. Wilson bess leave
BOARD.-A private family

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r L. Beaon, John l.. Haynes, T. Tatun,, Rich. G
Baylor, L. Gayle, james Tompkns and WIN. 1abb
delegates, 10 represent h,m in Er said Convention.
On motion, the following resolution was unanimous
| ly adopted:
Resoired, That Archibald Atkinson, Esq Of he Sc
nate, and Jnr IloIlennn, Esq Of the House Of Dele.
gates, and 1'heopailus Fsk Editor Of the State Rights
Republican, be-, and ,hey hereby requested 10
as Delegates III Convention, on The md February
The following Resolutions then offered by Jas
NJ. Smith, Esq and unanimously adopted:
RcSoired, That this meeting approve the Convention
which has been nded by friends in Norfolk
Borough, to meet Oh the 22 February next in The town
of Portsmouth, 10 select individual 4 candidate f.,
this Senatorial District, and that the Delegation 10 Rich
mond the 2nd February be requested 10 attend for that
purpose on the part Of this meeting.
ReSoirfd, aso That The said delegates also recon-
mend To The people o.! Norfolk County suitable indir
duas as candidates To represent this County in the
next House Of Delegates
On motion of Wm. Murreli the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Res"fced, That fifty other individuals be named by
the Chairman, 10 act in conjunction with the above
named members of the delegation to Richmond in the
Convention 10 be held in Portsmouth the 92d Febru
airy next, for the purpose Of naming suitable indvi-
dual as candidate for this Senatorial district and Tor
Representatives for the County of Norfolk
Whereupon the Chairman nominated the following
gentlemen J. w. Collins, Jno Acciney, Wells Coop
or, Thomas a. Moran Stephen James, Thomas Cooke
1ohn ro'phih' benJ' Spfailey, DANIEL SULLIVAN Co.
nmbus Robertson, Spencer i. Brown, WIN. Hams,
Jas. Finley, james Carney Thomas Beaton, Mr. King
man, Hiram Yoas Isaiah Cherry e. Cherry, Alex
Elherdge, J. IL. Hodges Nathaniel Portlock, VIM
\. Ivey, William D. Browne, J. A. Bsoy, d. p
Daughlrey, w. r Wooden Alfred Browne, Tapley
Porock Robt. Thompson JAS. Stoves Jas. Tolterdale
Michael King, NJ. Parsons, r. Carney, John Harper,
VIM. Wiley David Ruth, J. Tart r. ii Cooke, C. L.
Cooke, J. BAN, James A. Spaldng, 3. Schooield NJ
Herbert Richard llains, J. Atkinson C. lronmonger,
W. GIeysnn, J. llindman.
The following Resolution then adopted
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published IN the Chronicle and Old Dominion and that
all other newspapers friendly 10 the cause OF Demo
cracy and Reform be requested 10 copy.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
BERNARD O'NEILL, Ch'n.
WV. J. Cooke, Secy.