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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11
GOOD TO THINK OF.

The following notices are from a banner die
played on the memorable 10th Of September, when
the wings marched up Bunker iii and then march
ed down asan
"Matiy's pOlicy-.ffy cents a day and French
Soup"
Jour POLICY-TWO DOLLARS A DAY
AND ROAST BEEF"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11

State of the Var in Fiorida.-A letter to the ed
ors Of the National Intclligencer from gentle
man in ST. Augustine, dated January 80, states
that, owing to the energetic measures adopted oy
Col Worth, since the command Of the army in that
ouar,er deyolycd on him, there are not more than
1920 Indian warriors in the Territory.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11

IrJ"The currency ofNew England was nev.r
better than at present. So says the Boston Cour-
Ter, FEEDER paper. The currency of Ohio and Tho
West generally never was worse. So saws eve.
ry body we meet. What's the reason ofihs differ.
ence' In New England The banks have been and
are paying specie,-.here they are nO,-s1csp, 10
their agents in The Eastern cities.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11

We heard wing sugges, the other day. that
Uncle Sam should be the first 10 take the benefit Of
tho Bankrupt Law. So ice thought.
Spirit Of the .ags.
And borrow money, Of course, 10 pay the nd.
versins and lawyers lees, incurred in going
through the mill. Burlington Sentinel.
or course. By-,he-way they are using the old
fellow up,a pretty good jig, an, ,hcy'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11

IDsThc Hon. Franklin Pierce, U. 8. Senator
from New Hampshire, has resigned hi, seat in that
body, and the Hon. Leonard Wilcox Of Oxford has
been appointed by Gov Poge TO I'll the vacancy.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11

!. is rather amusing TO hear our old friend Stacy
of the Burlington Free Press, calling US n TORY.
lie has forgotten Patriot times, we imagine. lie
was not accustomed TO call us Tory, then. when
we were fighting the whole Tory clique ofBurling-
ton, "the immortal tgsnty-'hres" assisted by all
the faculty, they could muster.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11

Congress. March Sd. In the Senate, Mr.
Smith of Indiana made speech upon Mr. Clny's
resolutions. In the House, the subject Of salaries
TO various officers, and the pay Of printers, was
discussed.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11
For the Spirit ofths Age.
A JUDICIOUSTARI FOR THESE
TIMES.

$40 on every gallon Of Brandy,
10 do. do. on Rum.
s do. do. on Wine,
sl0O on every OF. Of Arsenic,
so do. do. on Cnomel
so do. do. on Cfo,on Oil.
Twenty per cent. on all other imported articles.
FRIEND TO AMERICAN PROPERTY.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11

!, is now a year since the wing, assumed the
reins of government, and the anniversary Of the
great "change" ought 10 he celebrated in some
way we think. Can't some one sing' We real
ly wish some body would oblise the audience
With
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11

"Did you ever hear OF the Fa.r.r.mer.n
Poor cold Tip!" What an internal humbu;
that hard cider business was, was mt il,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-11

In few weeks he brings the merchant
enough wool to pay, 1875 pounds, and his
wool then brings him., ut 40 cents per
poand, $500
Now,if, as we supposed ,on the broad cloth,
you raise Tariff Of 20 cents per yard, or
20 per ceatum, which is the sams thing,
as we put the cloth at $l,0O, his FIVE
yards of cloth would cost him at $l,20
pei yard, $500
Then, The price of his wool heing raised in
the same proportion would bring him, $500
And his balance would be, as near as you
can getit, H~0
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

ALL to devote our unwaverng energies to the work ox
Jtrxs gle, and sliccc:t
Reyolred, That while free, uEshacked
and reciprocal trade with all nations experience has
shown thai the existing Tariff while Insufficient deiray
the ordinary expenses OF Government is still more insult
cen that freedom and reciprocity OF trade with
other nations without which free trade is bu: idle pban
Tom, Turing destruction. We therefore
favor OF such alteration in Revenue LAWS a in
the receipts Of the Treasury the
relieve the Of that department. and also afford
the Laborcr Artisan and Farmer ample Protection against
the exclusive Of Foreign Nations and prevent the
enormous Impoaticns OF Foreign Matchmaking which
stany drain from the precious metals and render auc
tuanE and uncertain the Currency OF our Country. 10 the
injury alike OF all classes OF our elow-citi1enS
The Meeting was ably addressed By \. B.
BLUNT and P. W. EsGs, Esqs., interrupted BY re-
peatea chaerings for Henry CLAY and for j.
PHILLIPS PHGs1x. Delegation. of the Unionists
and Democratic Wing Prescribed Watchmcn en-
tered the Hall with their Banners, Notices, &c,
bu. no room could be found for the great Of 9TH
er PROFESSIONS which, with thousands of other cti-
1ens densey boeked up Canal-sucet below
Finally, the Meeting adjourned to unite Sith the
citizens witheutin a Grand Procession down
Broadway 10 the residence of Nr. PHGSIx where
they separated to return TO their several Ward.
and prepare for the approaching victory.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
where IL the sub-Treaaurys

Navor Morris, in Special Message on the rob-
berry Of the City Treasury by the Loco-foco Col
LLOYD order to q obriafe tie er't OF such
frauds. AID to secure Fiscal officers OF the City
asains, temptation, recommends the passage of
an ordinance 10 direct al rcceicins officers to
dcposi,. aUtAe Moneys collected 6ythem in their
,,r,e - officers, in OsE BANK to be designated
l., ordnnncc." What docs the man mean i.
bc not in favor OF the Sub-Trcasury7 Was he not
elected Mavor on tina, ground? Docs nc not
know that the vital principle of his party is !" d.
porce Of BANK uad STATE7" Have we not for
years been fighting lis party on this very issue
we asserting tina, Banks safer repositories of
Public Money and less liable to Swartwout than
individuals, and they vehemcntiy denying and re-
sis,ing it And vet here comes the Grand Ml.fti
of the party in the Commercial Emporium, recon-
nenling that, to secure the City funds from the
depredations and absquatulations of our immacu-
late Loco oco ofcc-hoders, theyJe instantly and
anRertblg deposited In Banksi O Nicholas Bid
die YOU abounable British Bank Wing How
could you come here and buy up the Sub-Treasury
Mayor of our Loco-Foco City You ought to be
ashamed Of Yourself!
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

Hon. JoHs L. LAWRENCE, taking the Chair,
briefly announced that the meeting had assembled
to hear the Report of the Nominating Committee
chosen by the Wings Of the several Wards select
acandidate for Mayor, and called on that Com
nittce for its Rcport-whcrcuron
PETER S. TITus, Esq. on behalf Of that Com.
nittee, announced that the Delegates had with
entire unanimity agreed upon the name Of j.
PHILLIPS PHOENIX as the Wing candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing Election.
The announcement was received with enthusi-
astic applause, and the President putting the
question on the nomination.. it was unanimously
approved with tremendous cheering.
The following Address. reported by Mr. 7 Nc
ELRATH on behalf Of the Nominating Committee,
was then read by Mr.. n. B..BLUsT, and adopted
by the Meeting-vz:
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
Great Whig Rally at RATIONAL Hall.
Ctr Naua VI eefinH

The Wings of the Commercial Emporium as
,cmbed in overwhelming force at National Hall
las, evening. The. meeting was called to order BY
JAMES H. BRA1SE. on whose motion the following
officers were nominated and unanimously appoint
al
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

JOHN l. LAWRENCE, Pre.ident
Vice Presidents.
lst Ward, EDWARD PRIME.
I'd CALEB s. WOODRUFF.
Sd ELLIS POTTER,
i,h OLIVER T. HEWLETT,
9Th :" ABEL T. ANDERSON,
9Th CORNELIUS SCHENCK,
It'll " GILBERT HOPKINS,
9th WILLIAM w. TODD,
9th STEPHEN POTTER,
10Th " PETER S. TITUS,
llth :" HENRY 3. BOLSTER.
9Th RICHARD F. CARMAN
18th THOMAS VALENTINE,
18th 70 JOHN STEWARD,
18th MARTIN r. THOMPSON,
18th % ROBERT SMITH,
18th JACOB ACKER
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

II Saratoga Wnters.-Medcina Waters OF inc
Unon Congress, Pavilion and Iodine Springs o. na nuJ
on hand, fresh from the springs For sale wolesac a'
retail by David Sands Co.. Chemist, n East broadway'
corner Marker stree, MIL Ennis
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

TT HIr. X. Y. PaftcrsOn'S Juyenlle Lon
cert, previously advertised have taken place al he
+. Church. in Second street. Noaday the I'D Inst We
postponed OF the weather until Friday evening
Of the present week Al u O'Clock.
Ticket OF admission may BE- had at the door OF the Chn'
AT IL! cents each. a6 SITS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

u Kotmnic NHcdicnI SOcicty.-A Botanic so
ey has been organized IN this City Tor the promotion o. @
Botanic Practice OF Medicine which assemblies every wee
nc,tlay Evening in The Basement oil the Church. corner
Chrystie and Deancrysreets, at Il o'clock Those We
are favorable or desire the promotion OF this cause ar
respectfully invited 10 attend 10Th gentlemen and ladies
az
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

" New Worlk.-"THE FLowER.BAsKET, a Ias
for Youth from the German OF Schmld"-Just pnbllshen
$50 Fulons,ree;, between Nassau and Broadway. TIL
work exhibits beautiful picture Of Christian lits an
fail CT Interesting every class OF readers The
supplied on favorable terms al
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

II AT SEA or oS LASp. all may their raIors hp me
! use OF Chapnians Magic Strop, 01 William.street
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

Hall las, evening and heard Miss Caroline Rpbna- Mr..
Manager. ,uly we be allowed ask where You srzt
her, She is certainly very pretty, and sings or
young with than ordinary as.e and think
the voices that beard from the mouth Of
swee. woman. Mr.. Harrington was, he always IS very
clever in bis Comic Songs There is however Que fault
hinhe does not enough We understand they have
day performance this afternoon al o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

PARTICULAR NoTlCE-Th9'e PEI s sons ne . av,Is
lg no wI find ready sale i1r any portlon
ali Of their goods BY sending ha aarsr or 5as
'd3D ~ F. COTTON l. Co. ly7 Chata u
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
1TThc American and santa f c Prisoner.

jJThc American and SANTA Il c Prisoners.
The citizens New York and its vicinity, and the ade
e citizens o the Republic OF Texas III this city ar
invited to attend public meeting TO be held At the Shas
pearc Hotel OF William and Duane "Wednesday
evening, tApri 6h) I! O'Clock, take into consider
and adopt such measures may tend 10 the relief
the American and Fe Prisoners confined the
city of Mexico $ common ieons. (2) 40 Il
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

az New.York Sunday school Enion.-IM
yearly meeting OF this SOCIETY will be held Oh Wenesdg
evening the 9Th of April inst, at ba.pa.t seven O'clock
the Dutch Reformed Church. tldte DR.. Van VranSehp"
Hroomc-st corner of Green.
Minister'S and all who friendly to the Sabbath scoo
Cause are invited TO attend. DO IL
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

u Second Wnrd.--The Democratic Wing Electors
OF the Second Ward requested meet at the Second
Ward Hotel No 81 NaSsau->yee on Wednesday Evening,
the 9Th instant, at half O'Clock To receive the Report
OF the Nominating Committee tor Charter Officers, and 10
respond 10 the Nomination Of Phillips Phoen1 for Mayor
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

u sixteenth Vard.-The Democratic Wing Eec-
Of the Sixteenth Ward requested meet Hazel
TONS Sixth Avenue and Seventeenth street on Thurs
day evening April eight o'clock hear the report OF
the Nominating Committee. By order Of the Committee.
r H. HAYDOCK, Chairman
G. L. ADAMS ". D., Sec'y. a6
Courier please COPY
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

II Stranger, Do you want Beots and Shoes III IT,, !"
20 Scrbner Go. Great Catarlne Boot and s:'oe 'is
ket, 10 Catarine oil Munroe. where yen can w.
the Iarge.l and best you and al
never before egna!cd. Just try il "a Ui1iH
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

HYGIENE IioReHoUSp CASpY.-rhcre Is mistake y
the curative powers OF this reEleiy, which by
.trinSc yaue has silently but surely its 10 public
confidence II used the most respectable tams
in the city and iniallbe source or reir all
diseases affecting the passages such a, caarrh
throat loss oil voice, whoopng cough. aud IN the early
stagesoi consumPton Apply at 49, Broadway, &C rner
ll0ward-streut.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

II Cnionisfs, .As.ociniion.-Tbe members of
this Association requested Monroe Hall on
Tuesday Evening April 9Th clock for the purpose OF
forming procession They will leave The Hal! al =: 'c
prescribed Wachmen from thence National Hail. Canal
street and through the principal streets Puncua attend
ance is requested. SILAS CIlCkERING, President.
s. = G Ss1ru Secretaries as p
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

IL The Young Mems date The junior w asn.
INGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY viii hold Meet
ing This "wednesday Evening at Washington Iemperane
Hall, White and Centrestrect, at y O'CLOCK PR
csely Capt. Wisdom and several other interesting spesa
invited to attend j. II. ALTMAN, President
- oMN c. MARSH, Recording Secrclaly 40 II
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

u sSenflcmen's Elnts.-.LVORD 4 CO., No
o Bowery, offer 10 the public ine Fur Ha, rocr
Dollars, OF the Spring pattern equally light and durable
with costly qualities and po>sen. all the elegance .!
appearance. Keeping full assortment Of other qualities
Beaver and Molcskn Hats In Ehe article of fin. Nu,ls
Hats 81 nov offered. they ann TO excel. (el ms u
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

~ Bonrdinx.--A few gentlemen can be accomnsS
dated with day board asG three four with rooms IN acc
at No IL City Hal! Place. The situation is extremely
pleasant and accessible, and no efforts will be spared
give perfect satisfaction. n9 DIV !u1
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

IL Tenth Ward.-The Democratic Wig Electors
OF the Tenth Ward and all other, in favor OF practical
form In our City Government requested ~ meet at 20.
umbian Hail. 263 Grand street. Thursday evening Apr!
7th, O'Clock, respond To the nomination OF Phillips
Phoenix Mayor, and also hear the Report OF the Nom
mating Committee OF the Ward.
JAMES H. PINCkNEY, Chairman
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
New York Legislature.

MONDAY, Aprl4.
In SENATE, the State Prison bill came up and
one or two amendment. were discussed until the
adjournment.
In ASSEMBLY the Thompsonap bill was report
ed complete. The report was agreed to and the
bill was ordered to third reading. a resolution
was introduced directing the publication in the
State paper of the names OF all members absent
on two-thirds vote. Laid on the table. Several
bills were read third time and the House adj
ourncd
FAcrs-That DR.. Shermass Medcated LozenGes are the
best medicines in u.s..
They cure coughs, colds headaches, paplation, and all
diseases very little time, much sooner than any
thing else.
They always do ha, they represented and give the
most perfect satisfaction.
They have been use or moro tian nree years
and used IN millions Of cases
They recommended by physicians because they know
Dr. Sherman be .kliul member OF the profession, and
well qualified TO compound medicine, keeping no secrets
from them az 10 the ingredients OF his Lozepge any
can prescribe them without difficulty.
That Dr. Sherman has vailous KINGS OF Lozense5 ana mol
one kind for all diseases
He has Cou.h Lozenges for coughs, colds, consumption
and all lung compaints Camphor Lozenges for headaches
and ali zervops diseases Worm Lozenr-s dspellns ali
kinds OF WORMS that ntest and annoy the human body
Restorative Lozeagcs that cure dlarrhaea summer COM
plant yScntSTy ever anu RuS LoLeohesio c'el
Dr. Shernaus odce ICE NaSsu door above
Ann State street. Boston, and Ledger buiidns fhi!a
The PASoRAMAs.-The repeated calls in this paper to
this instructive exhibition, have not been disre
yarded by our readers. Jernsaler painted thou
sand feet canvass, and IS what it processes be-
representation the Holy City. This evening the Rotonda
will be splenddly Illuminated and jerusalem and Thebe.
be explained.
AL MCSECN.-He
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

u Proscribed Wntchrnen-A meeting OF the
Association the Democratic Wing Prescribed WaschUcn
will he held Colnmhian Hail. Grand street, on WeCnes-
day Evening April 6h, half past O'Clock Pune
tUa attendance OF all the members Is requested.
y. b. All persons friendly the OF the Asocatisn
by change OF City Administrations hereby respect
fully invited attend. There will he several speakers 10
address the letting. BARNES BENNETT, President
Lorenzo D. oUAcxESsusH Nice-rresidenL
r css,nas P Psgto" Secretaries. ,5a
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

II Fourteenth, Wurd-Dcmocraric Wings
to your The Democratic Wing Electors Of this
Ward are requested meet the Broadway fISus.
Thursday Evening Apr7 at half past O'clock to hear
the report the Committee selected nominate Charter
made by the Mayoray Convention, and suc!
other business may before them having tendency
10 promote the the Wing Cause, the ensuing
election. By order OF the Nominating Committee,
ISAAC S. SMITH Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

II Seventeenth yynrd.-Tbe Democratic Wbig
Electors of the Seventeenth Ward are TO attend
public meeting, To he held the Henry Clay House. on
ednesday evening April 9th, I! O'clock to hear the
port Of the Committee appointed TO Charter On
GERS and for the transaction Of such other business
deemed necessary 10 promote their election
b order OF the Committee
John Ridley Jacob VI. Patterson JOSEF PHI Keen
Palma Hill T. \. Prime Matthew II. Chase
J. :. Hunt Willard Ide George w. Green
James Goodman P p. Chamberlain II. Burtncli
Peter Ferris Lewis Hunter w. w. Dibblee
GEORGEw. GREENE, Chairman
JOSEPH KEEN, c
LEwrs HUNTER, sdete'hfes' ash
II Home LeaZue.-The undersigned offers for the
Inspection OF the members of the Convention Broadcoth>
and Cassneres OF Domestic manufacture, which liz will
make up 70 order at short notice.
WI T. JENNINGS, Draper and Tailor
as 81 ~ 20 Broadway, American Hotel
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

u "A Regular Meeting Of the New-fork socstl
of Letters will be held This Evening "wednesday ApI,
g. y O'Clock. in the Hall OF the College OF physcdn'a
SURGEONS in Crosby street between Spring ana Br0oHe IT,
Order OF Exercises Il, follows RccitaOns Essays and
Debate upon the following que,on-"Are Early Mir'iaP
conducive TO happncss An Original Poem WIN DC ue.'
cred by VIM. O.snd Bourne, entitled Lave wine YOU
Live" The public respectfully in tied TO attend.
aG IT. ISAAC VAN WlNkE. Rec. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

TIE RUNAWAY CoLLEoToR LLoyp.-Our
Mayer ane Corporation are very resolutelv and
oS,sntanously locking the stable door after the
horse Is stolen. and TO cur mind they employ q
very considerable amount of hunabug and mystery
on the subject II is absurd to state the probable
amount OF, Lloyd,s swindle at only $4,000; We
contdea, ii will prove a, leas, twice that and
We do no, believe his assets will realize $4,000
We hear tina, he owns a large in,eres, in the New
Era, but dow much would that sell for, now that
the Corporation patronage is dubious?
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

II o dear! dear.-,le Aston House is uproar--a
negro there has had his skin changed white by usi ,e
Italian Chemical Soap. Joking aside! doctor tells Us that
this certain curing pnpss. erupon OF the skim salt
rheum and know ii will give dark yc'io" ar ,un6irni
skin healthy cearne>s eckle> Sc It's sold by
Jones, SIGN OF the American Eagle, So Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

Iy Coombs,s Popular PhrenofoRy.-E1hnr
ting III. exact chronological admeasur n.n Of ahose my
DISTINGUISHED and extraordinary personages Of both eIe
with skulls of the various Of the world, embeiSae
with above fifty Engravings and Poctical Descriptions
Beauty Intellect and Physogaomy, with Dissertations e.
Dhuatory Of the Science For sale by
r'' D4yTAS NEWMAN,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

" Photographic Likenesses, by an unPo 81
Daguereotype process, by NJ. D. FAH Loan so..:. .
Chambcrs-et. and Broadway. ~ hit'
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

u seventeenth Ward.-Thc Democratic Wing
Electors OF the Seventeenth Ward requested 10 attend
public meeting at the Henry Clay House WEDNESDAY
Committee appointed 10 nominate Charter Officers, and for
the transaction of such other business may be deemed
necessary promote their election BY ?.dr o. the Com
H,it!ee GEORGE w. GREEN, Chairman.
I IpsIs h KszS: Secretaries. as
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

A>i, is by the economical policy OF the establishment To-
r.ther WIKI the large OF business, that such h.
tiucen.n> offered IN purchasers. apology ues h.
t.ale the location ni tn" Sales Room the sc>d
floor, especially favorable point OF the taiooat
thoroughare ta) m2iu
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

IL LithoxrapIsic k'riuts-lOeooo 'plsna e' are
ioresI, consisting about go designs among oioou,
great number OF National Temperance Moral ana Ind
subjects TIL. above are published IN superior ''yi'' -
for sale by The subscriber in lots TO su purchases oe
H New subjects from, designs by III. INST artists wa T
atlae, n the abovs assortment every :es' E-'s&~
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

II Fifteenth yVnrd.-The Democratic Wing
Electors of the Fifteenth Ward requested To meet
Riley. Constitution Hall wednesday evening the 9th Of
April instant y O'Clock, hear The report The
mttee appointed nominate Charter Officers for the "
and for the OF such business may
deemed necessary promote the Wing the coming
election, aud also to respond the nomination Mayor
By order OF the Nominating Committee.
MARTIN f. THOMPSON Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

il L. O. of @. f.-rbe member, OF oNve y. p w.
Lodge No. 81 l. o. Of o. F. requested 70 at!ehn e
gular Meeting Wednesday evening" next ap'wp nr,ua
their Room corner OF Duane and WI lam streets Iii h.
altenuance is requested as business OF importance wiz "
brought before the Lodge. , .,.,v
Al SIMON i. }G tF, Sccl<H1''
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

u Seventh Ward.-The Democratic Wings %! the
Seventh Ward requested 10 attend Public Meeting
their head quarters, Franklin House, Cherry and
Rutgerssreets Wednesday Evening, April 9Th, at
O'clock hear the Report OF the Committee appointed to
nominate Charter Officers Tor the Ward and to respond TO
The Nomination of Mayor
BY order OF the Nominating Committee,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

II Henry Clay CIub-EIGHT WARD.-The re-
gular monthly meeting OF this Club will he held at th
Howard House on Wednesday evening, 9th Instant AT
O'Clock. WILLIAM H. SWEET, President
Gn4R5as w n';sp' Secretaries 5ais
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

" Third Ward.-The Wings OF the Third Ward,
friendly Regular Nominations requested 10 meet this
evening at hapas o'clock their old Head Quarters,
the North River Coffee House, No 2ol WaShngtons'reet
TO hear the Report Of the Committee appointed 10 nominate
Charter Officers. FRED. PENTX, Charnan
JAMES VAN NOSTRAND, THOMAS F.PEERS,
WILLIAM STEVENS, JOHN LOUN
ENoCH MORGAN.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

y For sale ut the Office ard by all tie Agent, >,
United States. Orders from gent, and all paris NJ ~
County, WILDE promptly supplied. ~ ssn
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

% THOMAS oCoSSog, ESQ. has been aomi-
natsdzby the Independent, Democratic Rcpub-
cans On favor OF change in our Public School
system tor Mayor 1t will be recolected tina, he
was their first candidate 70, Senator las, fall
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

HOLIDAY THE NAVAL ArrEESTseES-c o, NJ
that th. Naval Apprentices and the splendid Band OF Muse
attached to The L S ship North Carolina VIII visit the n
this afternoon highly interesting variety o per
ornances viii take pace BY Wnohe The coItc dioitcr
La Petite CeleSe. the beautiful dancer Mrs Person The &C
conlphed vocalist. the Mysterious Csey Gir en-
N;aga-a Falls with Real Water, will be- exhibited A.,
the Ab:no Lady and hosts OF other novelties. TIE Band
and Apprentices will arrive about O'Clock, the perform
snc- 10 commence al three.