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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

PHILADELPHIA Oct SCI ., ief--
hesrs Editors The capital report, which ne rioahe
has furnished OF 3fr WebsieT vas reaa pe
with deep interest II took somewhat by surPFlsei d
from the little said about the mater II your coiruns
were no, led 10 expect the extraordinary dsPa;ch WHICH
vour enteTr-e accomplished: or The Gil ana aoe Eps
gbcs you have gwen us OF MIR. Web.ters Speech ne
energy ability manifested upon this, as wen as OF
occasions must render the TribuGe popular win cur
citizens as it has long been w our Edors they eiy ca
l. almost exclusively, for ez.ly and important intelligence
This preference has arisen however, more perhaps ron
lie fact hai lis statements always 10 be relied ian
for Us superior ability 10 obtain Inflammation as aef 81
carac,e: FOR veraciy important in public journal as
individual.
4 IRE occurred yesterday morning. about O'clock, IN
drug store at the Of Third aad Gaskistreeis-
Two young made their escape ifo the upper VIII
dows The flames suddenly eHvcopcn every thing below
but female hung from oatsidc Of third story window
until too much exhausted when she et 60 Her fall was
uca broken By lhs hremen beneath as 10 prevent Ee
heiDg Killed.
IRE broke on, soon after ip opposite direction, corn
er OF From, Frankin-seeiS As usual these 6res led
20 repetition OF the fights thai 50 thoroughly disgrace cur
Us brutal iury may be judged OF from the tac
that the Independence company, which comncnced
the onslaught. beaten from .he ground by the ken
la paintings deaced and the carriage then do"n 10
the dock with the OF throwing river. lu
this they were prevented By the watchmen.
The IncorrUp;5es had large meeting GU Saturday IN
lany keep The Foco Trlerrnen great peril, they
do utterly our overthrow and demoish that unheiy
combination
In the CITY, ali j. enthusiasm. On Wednesday popu-
of informing yeu OF such outpouring as s seldom
witnessed upon any occasion The Hon. John NJ CLAYTON
from Delaware, Joseph T. Ingersol, MciIichae Rainfall,
and oi!Iers will address the meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

U The Offioe of The Tribune is removed to the
now and spacious buildings, No. l6O NASSAU
STREET, in front of the Park and nearly opposite
the CITY Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

G Alexander j. Jude, Esq, an honored an,
respectable merchant of Mobile was accidental
shot while hunting on the Oath ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

~ A single woman named Topping died in
Albany last week from the effects of injuries re-
ceiyea in endeavors to procure abortion. She had
bcca employed on the canal boat O;sego, where
her ruin was effected.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

FROM CAMPEAcHY-Ls,c dates have been re-
ceived at New Orleans The Mexicsn force was
hourly expected, and preparation made Tor their
proper reception. The forts were manned. ,he guns
scaled and putt in order and the troops constantly
drilled Some 1000 men had just arrived from
the interior, ard all betokencd the determination
of the Yucatecos 10 make formidable resistance.
Sun ,oats with heavy cannon have also been pre-
The Mexican force we're waiting at Laguna, for
the reinforcemen,s from Vera Cruz. The yellow
fever. in the meantime, hes attacke! them, AID
the English sailors are dying like sheep.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

g The Montreal Gazette announces the death,
on the Saturday. of David Chisholme, Esq, edi-
tor of that paper. He was native of Ross-shire,
Scotland, but had been resident of Lower Cana
adn since 1922
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
neutrality-suspicious. /.

Car Clauberg cutler, New York.
james r. Cock, do
Thomas K. Tanner, do
Henry C. Sieight. Pleasant Valley.
Joseph II. Marshall Jeweer, (lase firm Spencer Mr.
shall Philadelphia
Rankrupts-Oofebcr 3.
James Barclay, (latc irn Godel& barclayl merchant
Y, Dec. IS.
Robcr, j. Wood, Goshen, z,ercLaat, Compulsory. n,
com nisipt OF WooLwar OTIS Tirbel. y. ~ Nov s
(iso--e 4 Mavhew, (lstc firm Z. 5. Baldwin L co
Troy.} now OF II. Y, Nsr- s.
Gsotge Palmer (la,e Of csavelsnd ohio> row sfN Y
Nov
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

10 The old Camp-street Theatre at New-0r-
lsans, has been destroyed by fire. The main Por-
tion o; tic building Mas occupied By Ben hen-
dig, as an auctioaeer, who was not insured him.
self, nor was the building insured. The billiard
rooms adjoining, which with their fixtures were
also burnt, were insured in The Western Marine
Insurance oiii1e for IS ,000. Mr. Caldwell, II ap-
ncars Is the Chief loser
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
For the Tribune.

Who could have believed it Ssrely mighty
change has taken place either in the man or in
the paper. / have lived TO see what lnever e>-
pected-,he Evening Pos, defending Daniel Web
ser! 0 tempora, 0 mores! SMlKEs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

E The LADIES GonFASIos for October coz
tsns original articles by Mrs. sisaurncy, Mrs
Ernbury, Mrs. Seba Smith, Rufus Dawer, f. A.
Poe, g. G. Foster and others. Il closes Volume
XVII
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

OCy Bv an advertisement in another column, it
will be seen that the Faculty of the University
Medical School have commenced libel suit
against j. G. Bennett, for his incessant abuse Of
their Institution in the columns of the Herald and
Lancent.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

RUGGLES PRINTING ENGINE, al 81 Ann street. j,
now doing every description OF job Printing with greater
despatch AMI in most instances Is per Ghes per than
any Othcr office in the city. thousand l.andbil. bv
inches will be furnished for 81 So which other printer.
charge abou, 80. Cards all p-ices-Circulars Bill
low rates r7 .
Autoneers, Commission Merchants, and the public ge.
aeray VIII do well 10 ascertain prices before con-
3 work done at the time promised. Terms cash on de-
hTefy- BURROUGHS & CO.
ct Nv No. 81 Ann street,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

SASDs's SARsAPARIbLA.Thc discovery OF ihe cTcnla-
ton OF the blood by Harvey and the laws that govern gIaF-
iaon By Newton are TOO prominent facts which wl re-
forever in.persbabe monuments Ia The endurlng
fame OF these great But aloter anu 10 The mass oi
mankind. much more vaiuabe discovery has Tecesty
made, having tor is object the removal OF SuhcFn-
dis and pain.
Diseases affecting the blood ard h1ds general arc very
numerous, and parar"ey but litl. understood Inc
blood IS iu Eeris. and enters every "rn through
the circulation aoDr roarlshmen, 10 every texture ana
the source OF each secretion. When therefore. II IMPURE
is carried TO .he Tcmnast fbs OF tn- a1ir'i faic
in instance causing o>SlcaGn the arteries or turning
them bone in 2roib-r Ete swelling disease OF the
Joints aiSo scroula swelling 0t the glands IN various
OF !he hody rheuiaa;Sn, attended with 1F'iaon
disease Of the hrai gou,y affections sad cuaheous
eruption .a.sO result rcn tire cause, and vrleY o
Other maadeS which hurres tie victim Dto the grave
SsldsS SGrsapGr1, vegetable meaiciue, Winch the
.ult OF labor au chemical research, in bringing u
10 lis present OF perfection, will ami u timely
vital ul regenera,ng constitution, dl.peLing diseased
ati enabling the h;oo, freely, and bring ing
writ health and renewed vigor. 8v is u>e the paid
cheek will lose is pairnCs ard the sU1htn eye regain ITS
brightness the skin ill resume IL Natural functions, aud
III. lisirs their accustomed elasticity
Prepared sold wholesale md retail aad for e; pnr-
i4tnr hv a. 3. SANDS K co. Druggists and Chemists,
No. 20 Broadway 0i Ctaahets>I. S>o sold by
B. D. SANDS. nos 70 and Uo tulion-st: DAVID MS
X Co. No. y East Broadway. corner o Marhci-sireet
Price 81 or six bottles ter -.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

Sacred Concert come. of u is evening Al The new church
atihe corner Of Fourh-Street and Avenue c. From The
anonn, OF talent engaged promise all who 20
than The worth of 'bSi- money Tickets only e5 cents, 10
be had at the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

10 We arr requested to call the attention OF all those fond
oseeing good race to the advertisement in another col
umn giving the earies for the TWO 10 come off
the Union Course TO day The regulations OF the hor,
well known and great sport anticipated Durirs the p-
sent hne weather drive the Course pleasant
e1naratg but 10 those who don't enjoy the luxury Of
ins turn out IN their own right. recommend The Rail
road sae cheap and expeditions conveyance We Save
,aken means to enable give orr readers short sr,
correct account OF the result OF each days spor,.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
The Ward Meetings Tonight.

WulGs OF NEw-YoRK THIS Epeniag you are
called to ssemblc in your several Wards ard elect
Delegates to represent you in the Conventions TO
nominate NVhig candidates for Senator. Members
of Congress. Members of Assembly and Register.
VIII you respond to The call
If you nt,cad universally, and act independent
ly and intelligenty the result must be auspicious.
Sound, discreet, unsel6sh men will be placed on
your Committees, and these will select candidates
of known ability, tried integrity, and eminent fit.
ness for the important trus,s for which they are
commended With such candidates, glorious
result is morally certain With others-but why
need We think Of III You will attend to this busi-
ness; you will see that good men are placed on
the Committees, and these vii! render certain the
selection of worthy and popular candidates for the
November contcs,-not the candidates of chques,
but of THE PEOPLE. With such we must triumph.
There probably never was u time when per-
sonal character would have more weight In an
election than now. 1t is most evident that no,
the men who ,paat bat those who are 'cGated
must be put forward in all cases: Come forward
Wings! and secure it.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

II In TIE CLIMATE TIE UNITED STATES, II Il tie
Masma he present OF the year ta, lays the ionn
OF aundicc liver complaints. agEeN ana otn"r oon
affections Residents OF the South and Ncs, ard comm
nty generally reminded that OsGooDs INDIA CHoLh
coGus 10 found p. Bovine Co.'S. S3 john St proves
invariably successful Preentlre those DIS h>s wei
as m unaiug remedy for thrr efecual cure SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

70 man aaned John roland, laborer a, Nj
tssra Mills, is supposed TO have recently been
drowned there. He has disappeared and his hal
vas found in the mll-race.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

II Thirteenth Vard.-Thr Wings and friends OF
HENRY CLAY, LUTHER BKAoisH and GAERiEL FrtMAS are
oupStetl 10 meet al 70 Sheriff Tues lay
ing h inst at7 O'clock io- The purpose Of appointing
Three Delegates the Senatorial Convention 10 he held al
The Broadway: House, Saturday, 9Th inst at O'Clock
P. NJ. ,
Also Five Delegates the County Convention. to be held
at the same place, Mon>ay 10th inst at O'clock p NJ.
Also Six Delegates hr Fourth Congressional District
Conventions se h-d Columbian Hail. Grandstrcet, on
Menday, 10 ms, at O'Clock p. NJ
By order 2f the Ward Comrai,tre,
CHARLES NJ. SIM0NSON, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

H5@ Hon. GKo. n. Bs,oes of Massachusetts
berkshire Dis,rict) declines reelection to Con
gress. His retirement is National loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

IT. Ten,h Eyar!.-In accordance with The recon-
n,esda,ion of te Wing General Committee, The Demo
cratic Wing Electors of the Tenth Ward are requested "a
meet at Columbian Hall, Grand street on Tue day Even
ing October 4t at clock the purpose OF appointing
Three Delegates CITY Convenios TO be hel at Broad
way House, Oct 9Th, at O'clock p. NJ to nominate ihr
Delegates represent this city and county in Sena
torial Convention.
Also to appoint Fire Delegates County Convention
to be held ot Broadway House, Monday event g Oct
10th, nominate Thirteen Candidates for members of the
Assembly, and Candidate for the office OF Regis;er.
And also 10 appoint Sir Delegates the Fourth Con
gressiana District Convention. TO be held Columbian
Hall, Grand Monday evening, Oct. 10th, at y
o'clock By order OF the Ward COMMITTEE,
JAMES II. PINKNEY, Ch7irIpan.
Rrn1 RnInrnnn Secretar. nas 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
Things in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9. 1912.
Our GrandJury has at length found bill against Aexa:
der, the murderer OF LOwgee. The McEwen pIo
gres,es slowly Tie character Of the parties, the comp
Gated OF the oeEcesseduction rape conspiracy
&c-wih the formidable array OF Philadelphia lawyers
make altogether exciting and revolving affair. The
powerful attemr; defeat the testimony of the we-who
bat q years oagc and quite preywas not successful
She has given her story the Jury, which shows sad
history OF womany weakness ContSin9 tenderness, iraty
and oily Yesterday commenced her cross-examinalion,
which will be confused tomorrow. 1t conducted pr
cpay by David Pau! Brown, one OF the ingenious
scrnrizers into the thoughts actions and motives of
that criminal had He is unmerciu
as we'll as searching and with nerves of steel probes TO the
quick. Yun may rsco!lect murder committed in
adjoining state not aDg since the culprit assigning as one
OF his rashnesS that Mr. Brown could clear hn
Mr B did not undertake the defence and the murderer
received his just sentence.
Another cloth case in which g. Shaw was claimant; went
yesterday IN favor OF Government. There 2 pieces
cloth, cashmere &c Upward OF so more remain
be tried. Poor encouragement for Cuslon-House frauds.
Another cas-, OF obtaining money under false preences
yesterday tested the value of The new law.
We have had less OF accidents rcs, suicides,
and et cctas, within day two, but of sufficient
importance 10 claim the attention ol your readers
The grand union OF three OF our weekes-he Saturday
accomplished yesterday aud speaks volumes in praise
the enerprisng Grahanl under whose generalshp those
popular newspapers have been consolidated.
Col Z. NJ johnson has reached Pttsburg. Watcher h.
conterplaes making tour OF the Stale is uncertain al
though Qnne ccrtan his road to TIE Presidency dos
lie through this State.
YESTERDAY Hon. CJ lngersol made his FIRST appearance
stone .. Public School, capital occupation and
one IN which that gentleman IS calculated 10 excel
These Public Schools going up in every drec
ton around aud with the numerous Lyceuns Lesture
&c afford glorious indications OF The spread OF knowledge
a man who accepts an ofhce, which ie mas right to
carr voluntarily puts himself in uhjeciion tie
caprlcs and perhaps resenmcGlS ot his patron and has
! orsness 10 utter word OF complaint when removed.
The abeve is the only comment the Boston
Courier chooses TO make on the statement of Jon,
| aihan Roberts, the late Collector of the Por, OF
Philadelphia. 1t needs commentary, and We
shouls feel particularly grateful to the Courier il
it Will state explicitly what i, means by the rig.;
10 clam any office in the Executive gift, and in
whs, respects the President of the United States
is to be regarded the patron of those 70 whom
may be cemmt,ed the subordinate offices of the
Government. We have been taught to believe
| that The vast patronage of the National Admins
traton is intended to be something else than the
immense corruption fund which Van Buren, Jshr
| Tyler and the Boston Courier seems to consider ii
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
SAMUEL GASpNER: Secretaries oil St

sT sixth Ward.--CLAY, BRADlSH AND
FtJRMAN.-The Democrats Wing Electors 9i me Sikth
Of Centre and Pearl Tuesday rHs evening al
haf.pas 'clock. for the purpose OF appointing Ihret
egates City Convection Five Delegates 10 oou
~ C0nyentor and SIX Delegates 10 the Fourth Congrs-
sonal District cnion-which Conventions ere to be
held for purposes and the several times ana phee,
mentioned in the notice o! Democratic Nhlg General
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

u Twelfth Nard.-The Democratic "hig Elec
tors of this Ward are requested assemble at Earring tons
Hotel corner of 81 avenne and i27h street. on Tuesday
venioy next, Oct 4h O'clock for the purpose OF ap
onling Delegates 10 the Senatorial Congressona and
COMFY Conyen,ions to be held recomm- ndca by the
Whig General Committee.
'y o'ue' " w A A. ALYORp Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

ARREST OF ONE coscBkNED IN TIE Charts RSeT,
Ger A NJ C. Smith arrested man naH.c coaau
ra's s hov wso ss Gesa he lae Prize
death Of mccoy. lie was cemmrtsd 10 be 'eD'
chester for trial. rooo, Befg,f,, !,
RospEaY-This mornsg eountrya'an 1o.a .or,s enar
!. went to the Five Points, and while Geas s., ri, pce
in one Of The gros shops there, he paieu ,ss
book 10 pay for the liquor and was psats Jscs y
rntiisn named John bogert, alias FIVE nnr Of -
adss n sefsia nared hg and also stole bis
Containing slc7 10 bank bills The wehea ahesoa and ".
are named Della Pearce, Catherine 1onn ns fpIy
Leonard, were arrested, as well JACK, 1He
ted 10 answer,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

q HENRY CLAY left Ashland on the Goth for
Maysvi!.e, and arrived at Cincnnatib by Steamboat
next morning. on his way to ,hs Great Dayton
Convention. John ]. Cri,tcnden, Thomas Met.
calf, Leslie Combes, Messrs. Breck, Harlan and
Thompson, NJ. c., were with him. We shall soon
hear from the Convention itself
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
Official correspondence.
~ H. ADAMS, Night Inspector Of the Customs, 10 E. Gu

W. II.
It's, Collector
NEw.YoRK. Sept 9Th, 1872
Hon f. CURTIS Sr-It has been rumorrd that am 10
be removed from The cce Of Night Inspector because.
true to my principles, have been ard no" nndis-
ged OF the principles OF Henry Clay the pairl-
o,ic s-o enan. have oblruded my sentiments upon
any enc in violation Of anT rule of the department in rea-
ion to the interference in elections and sir spare you
the unpleasant, task OF obeyiug most contemplate cqu-
s,icn, re.ign-a you know full we'll have faith
fully disch rged the duties of my Office Sir, IS not
sublime speciacle behold TIE Commander OF the army
the Admiral OF The Navy the Chief Magrate of he Nation
stepping iroo his lofty position to Inquire whetherl VII
liam II Adams Night Inspector in The Customs love JOAN
Rohert Tyler better hanthe sta iesman, Henry CLAY
H. could bave found tie response in his bo>om-ior IN
spite his present nfaHry, The Presiden must admire
Henry Clay OF Kentucky IfJoha Tyler is desplsed he
snoud recorced n his te because be must hate him
s-f resign rather thar be slave TO 50 conemptie
nan > John Ty,ec.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

70 Our Mediterranean Squadron was at Glib
altar on the Cd ult., awaiting the arrival of the
Fairfield, upon which it would proceed to Tan
gicr to demand reparatien or ,ake vengeance for
insults alleged to have been offered to late
Consul at that port, Thomas n. Carr. We should
like to be little moro positive, before town is
burnt and some hundreds slaughtered, that there
;s INST sause
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

~ Eighth Hnyd.-CLAY, RRApisH and FDRNAS-
Tha, Same old Coon OF 1910 has been seen to rod-Ths
reads OF the requested 10 meet al The Howard
House on'Tucsay evening" M inst AZ u o'clock To select
Delegates 10 County and Congressional Con-
yer -inns JoSEPfi N. bAiSNo' Cu"'iid'i
n. d. MOORE,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

FIRE.-Ths Buffalo Cnmmercia! Advertiser no
uoes Y destructive 6rr at Black Rock On ,b- sou
ei',' which DESTROYED the oil null of MIR J, 5
Smith, the saw mill Of Gen Porter, the nip fore,
and dwelling Of Mr.. Justin, two di,,ilierie.. ont
owned by Messrs. Blossom Y Shumway and thu
Other BY Messrs. Sherwood s. Mcpherson. and =
salera,as factory owned by Mr.. J. ~ Fisher. The
whole loss aboa, $4,000, and not cen, OF
the property was insure.i
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

~ The Commencement of Columbia College.
as will be seenin another column, is held to-day
the Middle Dutch Church. The subjects appear
to be extremely well chosen, and we have rca-
son to believe the exercises will possess high de-
gree Of interest. The inauguration of the Presi-
dent elect NATHANIEL F. MooRE, LII. D., is to
precede the regular commencement exercises.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
By order Of The Ward Committee
GEORGE ENDICOTT, Chairman
L I, n....n,. S..,n,nr,. a Ii

LyScyenti, Wnrd.-VHAT SAME OLD COON
Pursuant 10 ,he Recommendation OF thu Democratic Win.
Gencr2 Committee the Democratic Whig Electors nf tue
Seventh rd requested n meet at the Franklin hole
corner of Cherry and Rutse sre on iuesIay evening
October 4h i, hal past oc ock, appoint Delegates 10
lhe Congressional Sena' al, and County Conventions
WN r. KNAPP, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
Yours. most respectfully,

Yours. most respectfully,
WM III. ADAMS
P S.-Sncc the above written, have received
an official communication, Of which following copy:
COLLECTORS OFFICE.
New York, Sept. 28, ls42
SRI have to inform you your services n ght In
specor the Customs will be required by TIC Govern
Genl after the 3oh September inst
Very respectfully yours,
TCopy.l EDWARD CURTIS, Collector.
To Mi ". II. ADAMS, Night Inspector
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

70 Every Wing who neglects attending the
meeting in his Ward tonight virtually proclaims
that he has no choice u. to the men who shall be
vote for one Whig as soon as another Whenever
any Wing grumbles that the night men are nos in
nomination hereafter, we shall ask him. Sir, did
you attend yoa' Ward Meeting and try TO send
good men to the Nominating Conrent;oa :"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

1 The Herald IS perfectly about the unparalleled
expedition with which II published weo.,er's Speech on
Saturday morning and abors bard ,a, his repcr
was correct when DID appear. We gave specimen, of
its beauties yes;erayparcuarly CT lis happy leasIa
parallel quotations which exhibit It's of
Mr. Webscrs meaning but we have no room oT them TO-
day. nor Is the game worth tie candle Let his fact
however speak for the comparative meri OF the two
paper las qaots is Herae while ours
has been copied ,oi.k credit by the American. the Com
rnercial Advertiser the Journal of Commerce. the Express,
the Newark Advertiser the Philadelphia Sentinel The Uu
ted States Gazette aud many Others, and ~'th0" By the
Courier Enquirer, the Union and The Philadeipha Ga.
zette and viii be by nifty Others thgoughou. The Country
IN less than fortnight
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
WHIG WARD MEETINGS.

II Firs, Ward.-The Democratic Wing Eise;ors
- srt Ward are requested 10 meet Thresaers Broad
;fctnI On Fue>Gay evening" 4lh October, III :
cck TO appoint three Delegates 10 meet The Civ sesa.
to ut - - roommate thirteen candidates for Demeers OF
A.enby candidate Tor Rssef @ f OF 1 sr cy and
- ~ non,ipate suitable dictate to represent
this Z strict in Congress o,,,vp corr c,,;rn.,
GIRO waI VAN TUYL- Secretary.
,-sa yU,-,; -rursusnt;o 20 the recommendation
ostIs Den0c-atic Wing General Committee The OenoeEa
nc whg Electors OF the Second Ward are Is1asse 1, -
me- AZ Jones, Second Taid Hotel. No. ~
on Tuesday evening October ith At i o SnS :; = 10
Delegates 10 the Congressional SenaaFia anu uos' NO
SN's JAMES NELLY, Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

Enpr,I vynrd.-Tbe Wings OF the Fourn Mard
,re,ss Of HssRy Clay LUTHER BRAplsh and UASslEL
rre".S cr rcone.,cd TO NEE, the Shakspeare Hatr
carnrr OF Duaue ana wiaR.-st-ec on Tuesdoy evening
4;h inst at !; o'clock, fer the purpose OF appointing
BroalWay House OF saturday, 9Th inst at o CLOCK e VI;
aso FIVE Delegates the County Conventions 10 pe he
?, he sane place on Monday, 10th inst, al ock r H.
iI.o Five Delegates the Third CongrsSSionai ui>'re:
ccnvrunn m , held at Jones' Second Ward Hotel on
MONDAY 10Th inst at O'Clock = Nl
b, order OF the Ward Committee
WI. HALL, Chairman
" p.,.e Sa.,.,,rv o3 o.