New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

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AROUSE Tie citizens OF the FIRST WARD are ID.
yitsd TO at,eud Public Meeting at the Broad Street Mouse
Oh TAsr.dsy eyonns the 9th lust., for the purpose o
sdoptpg the eectua plan for The comp Of that
great raou al ork, the Now York and Erie Railroad,
Those citizens of the First Wl.d, Who are unwilling
be robbed Of trade Of the GREAT WEST by the Boa
,sniau. will manifest II by attending thlS meeting.
The n.eng will he lresse1 by ,everai able speaker
who will point the importance OF tkls great Roida
New York snd the at,olsc necessity of its early tof
petion.
p Phru1 John IiiIvsr. Stephen Whitney
Wv DrukSr. WA +. Pentz, Coazens,
:. C. Marsh. J. d. Van suran. Thomas 'Ialc'
A. H. Mcksr Geo. F. Tamau, Stephen T. Harris,
J.St Gilbert Csvlu Bayi', w r. !" ilmefd'as'
COMMITTEE.
New York, Jan i542, o9 J6h
II Third wnrd.-The citizens of the Thri
Ward are requested attend Public Meeting on Thun
day Evening the 5;h instant at haltrpast octock,"
Duuuing's Hotel corner Of Courtlandt aud Washington
.,rse,, in relation to the NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
Road.
Eghsrt Benson. Smith Howe,
Oglpu Happerty kershow & Knapp,
lanes Nc BRIDE Samuel Mctter,
N H. hspinwalI Smith DunEirg,
Charles Sto;sou Bu.h Il Hi!lyrr,
N C. psusop j. r. Caswel,
w Cozzens F.&A = Hope,
Daniel Stanton, Hug Ii Martin,
John Campbell, w. 8 j. JanliSon,
Hoppock Son, 10, Fowler,
Van Veet j WycAoif, iioppock s. Co,
Van Wagtue Il Tucker, Chaco N A'ger
james II ILL., Nash Bcadieston & Co.
Ja.eu II Bockover il Co., 3. > Sweet,
B. A. nluyrean II. Enn Every,
Jane j. Broas A. B. Hays.
Joseph lrelaLd Henry Baryer,
james Van Nostrnnd, Ellis Potter,
John A. Underwood. (3 u
uHu General Committee of Democratic
Wing Young aIen, Dec. 10, ls4I
Rceolvsd, That the Delegates slactod TO the General
Committee of Democratic Wing Young Msn tor the
SUING year DO requested National Hall on Fr
day, Jan. 7. at o'clock, p. NJ.
II. D..
j62, GILES 81, HiLLYER,
uEiyhtb Ivnrd-SEVENTH DiSTRlCT-A
meeting of Democratic Wing Voters OF tho IN Dsria
OF the sa Ward hrl at the house OF Mr. Chapman oa
Tuesday Evening, January 4th. lsi2-
Tho meeting proc reded ballot which rcsuted in The
election Of JOSEPH G. FOR BES as Chairman, 9nd
CHARLES w. WARD as Secretary,
for the eusuins year
On motion Resolrcd That the thanks OF the meet
ing be rendered 10 Col Hart our late Chairman for the
efficient ana aDt which he 0as discharged nj
duties the pas, year.
On nation, Resoleed, That the proceedings of this
ing be published in the Tribune Adjourned.
LEVI HART, Chairman
CHARLES w. WARD, Secretary. j6lt'
u Teachers, ,Lyceum.-La,liosa aad Gentlemen
engaged III Teaching, and interested in Schools
are Invited call tho Exchaago ycoum, 3lc Broad
way Saturday next Jan 2, at o'clock p NJ 10 inks
measures for organizing Teachers tYcEuA, 20 enable
the Teachers in tho city and vclHy OF New York to unta
asr efforts for dfusing knowledge aud also eesaln5
their profes sion. JOSIAH KOLBROOK,
jC IL CO Acruary of the Exchange Lyceum
" Mercantile Library As-coinfiom.-Tbe
Regular Nominating Coomitce MercaatiIe Library
A.sociutog prsseat the following Canidate Mt the
ing Election for the various Oaices OF The Institution
President.
WILLIAM CUTTER, With RaUk OF ComneIcs,
Vice President
HORATlO N. OTIS, with Sls- Brown s. Go.
Corresponding Secretary
CHARLES McDOUGAIL, with G0ud Gers,pnd i Co.
ISAAC H. BAILEY with Chuiea u i.eusp.
Treasurer.
SAMUEL X. SATTERLEE, with netcaan, Rosers&
Bement.
Directors
SILvANUS MILLER, Jr. win Wiley & Putnam
/ HENRY G.. GRIFfEN, with j. Il Aibers & Born.
! CLARK l.. SIiARPSIEEN, With jones Pa.on q Co.
HENRY G. SGUDDER, with r'no~ Knapp
! WILLIAM II. STONE. with P B-"nc s. Co.
! WILLIAM II. WHITE. ~ith George Wbis.
| CHARLES Al. WHEATiEY, with james g. Einau
s A. GRfFFEN ;Gh.i,Inap,
JANEs GRAHAM Secretary. jir .Th&sM
1y akel4en lyccum.-The rex Lecture be-
fore the Lyceum VIII be- irlrerct by hssi"tcf C6ass
II. Has vol, Esq, Thursday evening, jan 7th at
o'clock
Subject-The Object. and Advantages c! lhysica SI'
cucG. J"''
! " Rroeisiyu Hamilton Literary Asso'
cinaion seciures,-The Seventh Lecture Of the
Course will be deIiv cred Thursday Evening eh thII
IN the Lecture Room of the Lyeeuh, by ftoi ihe" -
Snbect--The Cha racfer. tic of Plato. Philosophy
is 1t f TERRY, Chm Lee. Coms'it'ee
T. Frnukiin Lyceum.-Ihc Lyceun VIII mes
TVS Evening at Z; O'Clock, at The College IN Lr1.YN
The exerc.p, viii consist Of Reci, atoms and kssy',
and the discussion of this qiestIon- ought thPha''''
isbaents' to be Abolnhed Z"
Ladies and geItIenisn are invited 10 attend.
w. w GALLAER Secretary.
1r The nnmal Election Of Officers will be held %
Weuesday evening neat at o'clock, Ne 359 Broons
| ,,..t j6l'
II sunday Evening Lectures on III an
| BY n. B. BLAk.-The Second Lecture in the Cosns
p be delivered January 9Th, Conslitu,.or Hail. e
Broadway st !: O'Clock 10 which viii b. consldersG:-
Man as he lmsee u God his Capacities his Poxe.i
hs LIE and the La. under which he placed IhssS
Lectures essentially Biblical and III. design to aoS
70 Man MS position relative h Creator and 10 TDdl
cate the character Of the Most High hi. dealings To-
wards him. Seats { ee "A Of
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