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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
MARINE JOURNAL
CLEARED on SATURDAY.

Ships Charles Carroll Lee. Iio Ge Janera, II RooeI'
son; Bruus Adams Aontevidro and Bennos Ayres, De
Forest 60: ATLANTA Hart Mobile, T Slucun; AleIan-
der Andrews, 40, Msyor MeTrl.
BrigS Taveson Burr. Galyes;on Bajgcr X Pecs SaTan
i,rO.., Norton, Mobile Sturges CcarHan Aimedd Ash
ley, hpiIlcicnIa y Hurbrt Co: Woodstock, baGsr,
Savannah Scott iorrc Ge1r"e, Hull Charleston; E1-
act, johnson, SuvIIar.: .rurgess y Gle rnia0. ,
ichrs Harriet Smith, Smith! Havana. X Ciieppsii
" Tayo, ;crcl, Norfolk trcderck>bur@ NJ Cociey
& Go; Julia. Van Glider. Wilmington NC, John Ogden \
!swai., Permission, Baltimore 4 Cooley & Coz DnHici
Baker, Adams, Petersburg, Cooley Coz Palestine
Stevenson, ficamoad, Cooley Co; l0cfca g arrr,
Wilmington nc, + Cnni-y 4 Co: Tranic Webster Bal
lin.ore J Il Bdges; Michigan Terry, do. johnson x
LouGrn Mary Jane, McMalh Nortek. Sturgtss Clear
man: Viras-, Harding, Bangor Buck; Monitor Besse,
Wd.eham, Mass,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03


Reported for the Tribune.
Con-. EncE OF THE PORT or NEw-YoRE.-Tota number
of Foreign Arrivals in September, ls12. .........i-o
Total Lumber OF Foreign Arrivals in Sept, l8l2
TOT al number Of Foreign Cearances III Sept;
Total number OF Foreign Cearances in Sept,
Co.s1wj.e Clesrances IN September, 1872. .-1G
Coastw!se Cearances in September,
or The foreign arrivals "a American, > hrilsn'
Belgian Norwcgen, Bremen /, Hamburg J. slciian y
Russian !, and Swedish J.
DENoMINATIoNs cLAssED.
Sbj,, Steamships Barks BrgS. Brigantne Schrs
80 IA 40 "
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
MILLINERY GOODS very low for

VI Cash-STEvENS l. GRUMAN, 95 Beaver street, J
door from Pear! New York, have just received large
assortment of Fall and Winter Millinery and SIX Goods ol
almost every description, which have been bought
at auction at present unheard OF low prices Minner
and Merchants who buy tsr cash, VIII lind on hand al al
times large OF the most tasbionabe Millinery
Goods in The city prices almost without less 'hah
can bought elsewhere This not put TORN lightly as
lLo,e VINO Ina We bought OF well know and others have
but 10 buy ID az convinced. One OF the firm makes II his
business 10 attend the auction sales daily by which arrange
ment they enabled 10 avail themselves OF MANY eca'
bargains all Of which they wall sell al .Rai advance IRON
cost Thsy have large assortment OF Farlaan Hat Vel
vets and Velvet Hat Ribbons which they would parcu
arv invite attention. Merchant, always lind full
sortInent OF plain Tafe,a and Satin Ribbons from No u
I6 ~ Iow nr,ces a29 24lih
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

SATURDAY +. VI.
There moderate amount Of business done at III.
Board today, generally at lower than Friday. Ha
lem declined per cent Canton Company l. Bank OF Com
l. Long Island iynIer For Delaware g.
offered o22 a,kcd-Moiawk 81 offered 81: asked
There only sale OF State Strcks which was 500
NewYork Fve, 1857 7s. There very little aisposi.
,ion 10 buy.
Not much doing in Foreign Exchange, and Sterlipg sno
firm. We quote per ccnt-Prancs 5.3l4.
hlabana funds in considerable demand and I'M
proved 10 25a 25! per Other branches q a 22i
Twenty three bonds OF Arkansas belonging 10 The Saint
Lawrence Bank offered auction by ihe Compiro
Ter Five were % j. Thompson the others we
bid in by The Agent OF the Stale, but were offered al 3p
The Bark OF e.!!ng al q % dscoriit
TIE. National Bank has declared dividend o. Three ai
half per cent.
new co1ntcrci. on Tie Farmers Bank of Virginia, dE
ted June 8. 1911, letter D, has made its oppearancr
The following semannua dividends have been declared
hy the Boston Baas, all be paid Monday Atlas q per CT
tl,Htic s. Boston 81, City p Columbian 8 Ea"l hour
Frecmab's 81 Glsbc 5, Granite 24 Hsnioa s, M4.sachu-
IS 81 per share, Market s. Mechanics ., Mr.
chants 81, N.wFngland 3, North ?, Shoe Leather Deal
ors' 81, shawuui s. State 81 SGioik 4, Souih rre
mont do Traders do Union 8, Washington .. The total
amount of capital SIT O0C0-tota divdcds Si7I.l50
The average dividend of the paying Banks, just three per
cent
BY the Western Railroad there received a, Boston
last week-o572 barrels Flour, 95 bales oo 67 lab ard
kegs Butter 80 bexes AID ros Leather and IL barrels Besf
Amount Tolls received Rochester for the seven da
ending goth September Sc 282 IS. Passed Rochester Wei.
Locks Eas, same time, rom Buffalo and the West Sil63
barrels Flour from Rochester 1883 10 aad 1900 bushels
Wheat
There bas been an advance OF bc,weea five and six so
Lara pcr share OIL Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad stock al Bal
timore within few days past linow commands S32
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

GOUTHWORTH'S -PATENT" LAKD
~ LAMPS.-One third OF cent per hour for Light
Lamp Bnrner has been invented by OF which ordi-
same facility the best OIL ignting easily aad burning
freely all emperatures-emttng clear bright dame,
oil cistns bat about ,br' while it affords better
light This Lamp has been extensively adopted IN Boston
and superceding all ethers, wherever has been NIT
duced TX is we'll worth the attention OF a
all other persons requiring light The truth OF hs saa
u,ent can be easily tested by calling at the rincipa
cy E. FILLEY'S Crockery Store, No. l2' Maoen ~ ~ ~.
where they are for sale in every variety whoea s M
tail.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
Passeuyers Arrived

Eyma, OF England.
In the ship Aason from Chares;on-Lieut W Hayward
L S A. and lady; W 5abcock and lady, Mr. Whit.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
EALL AND WINTER GOODS at the


MENT, li2 FutonSreet, near Broadway
The Subscribers prepared with large ana extensive
assortment OF FALL IND WINTER GOODS to exc
cute orders o garments the and al sma
advance from cost Oar purchases made exclusively Tor
cash and fail business fully determined
sustain unusually low prices, aud furnish our custor-
with first article snail prcfor ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who want OF
outfit will fnd |. their inter. 10 call and examine our
goods and style Of work before csv!ug their ocdcrS
Full suits furnished IN ~ hours.
Strict punctuai!Iy observed IN filling orders
si2 sti &c. BOOTH < co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
LlALL GOODS.-The undersigned is

Il prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF sea
sonabe Goods 10 Orders for Garments 10 sty
whct will cospor with any house in tie Trade al price.
which offer inducements those p7yias ready nv
pey.
Attention solicited the style panalosns furnished
Al this eab>hment particular directed TO this dc
Partment w!ts the view OF giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty u getting
sated assured thsa superior hi always be realized
French and English Cassmsres in great variety OF rev
patterns Just received. The assortment OF Festngs which
gave much satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons will be kept up.
French and English Cloths OF super an medium quail
ties Dress and Frock Cats Pilot and Beaver Cloths fer
Surtouts, always hand
Fancy dress articles, including silk and Satin Scars,
Cravat, Handkerchief Gloves. Hosiery, Suspende.s,
Shirts, Collars, &c, AZ usual moderate prices
VIII. r. JENNINGS.
Late Lynde Jennings, 20 Broadway, American HoeL.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
MONDAY EVENING, octs.

MONDAY EVENING, OcL3.
BOOKSELLERS SrocX.-An extensive variety OF Miscei
aneous School and Classical Books, rum the shelves
bookseller. neudins also quantity OF Stationary, consist,
ing of Inks and Ink Stands, Qri Waters Blank Books,
F6oscap ard Letter Paper, Lead PsDeil Steel Pens &c.
Anosg thenLare 10 Josephus's Works vol; Byroa's
Works. VOL Svo; Laeusee the Chest, Svo; 10 Smiths
GRAMMAR 20 Classical Reader; Theirs History OF the
French Revolution, vols; II Ryans Astronomy 10 Hnds
Farriry Ie Horace Delphni Il firae Romae l2 Asier
can Orators Book; Col,bs Sequel; g Ciestifc Class
Book: is AeSchne's Dencsthenes Svo; Enholds Phio
,ophv: 80 Scho TestamenS 25 English Readers, Brew
,tsr Lescndre Castles Surgery Dungiesons Bygine,
Ladies, Companion, Bunyans Works, vols, Svo, Is
Willard, Geography and Atlas, Is Porters khreorical
Reader Life OF Christ, LeEtenS Greek and Latin Tes-
lament 10 Manuel OF Poiteness, Lady's EQuestrians
Manuel 100 We5Sler's E!cmantary Spelngs, 10 Odd Fei
lows ueridg foI lS4S 10 aurruys SeQuei Cambridg.s
Mathematics vols: Gocdrich's Readcts En1ersons
Waits. Sophoce', Greek Exercises, Bridges Algebra,
Mtchelrs Geographical Reader Anihons Grani,nas and
Lcsnen's, 10 PytEer's history Oalsicds Philosophy,
Cobb's Walkers Dictionary, Charles the l.ib Jane
Tsyo-'S W cilinsS..
Also, fon's Ancient History; vols; Gie's History ot
GREECE Murphess ractus. Richardson's Dictionary, vols;
Charles ONaley and Ten Thousand Year, Burtcrs
Lie Christ Svo: Marshalls Lite oi Washington, ves;
Robert Burn-s'S Works, Treatise Cattle, Svo, &C.
Also. Bibles. Prayer aa Hymn Boeks iui and half
bound Blank Books, Fooi.cap aud Letter Paper &c.
Also, large variety CT Novels, Juveniles and Toy Books
Also, 0eOJ superior manufactured QCllS assorted nuu-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

II The Cheapest Cnsh Ta i1or yet !-PE Ell. Il II
" Hustled, Merchant Tailor, No. l Chatham square
corner Cahernestreci conttnusI make Clotn2 10.
the Bracst style, 10 ccut cheaper than ts
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city. good nj warranieu
-">i i-~.after disapponcmcnts - su
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
TPHE, CHEAPEST CLOTHING ES

TloN THOS WILEY, Jr. No 7I3 GREENWICH ST. between
Charles and Amos, NewYork, respectfully informs l!!s
continues at the Old Stand where he has been Ter The las
years pursuing iae of business which has gwen sSc
Goods which are now received have all bee purchased at
the Lowest Cash Prices, which enables him 10 make up
clothing cheaper thar any other establishment In INC sy
goods in the MARKET comprising large assortment OF very
Superior broad cloths beaver cloths and pilot cloths Also
cassinerps sarnes and vengs Of all kinds and deecrp
tons that are found in market which vi" be made up
m the Tsos fashionable style and in the pest manner
Also on hand large assortment OF Ready mace Csihhg'
and every Thin. necessary for gentleman's outh
Gentlemen furnishing their own materials san nave mem
made IN in the possible manner and al Tucn es
price than ever before offered and warranted good ht
Cutting repairing done with neatnesd and despatch
and al re1.y lotr prices.
n b. Persons wishing clothing in haste, can have COM
,s,.. ou,f, in twelve hours notice s24 lnllseod
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
A MEXICAN MUSEUM and Garden,

a Broadway, opposite ST. PauFs Church Double At
tracuons, Change OF Novrliies!! Ths manager has
engaged the celebrated and wonderful
SIR NELLlS. BORN WITHOUT ARMS
who by his uutrng perseverance has acquired the o.
his feet ard toes which he with The facility of Singers
and bands The manager has also r.-engage Sgnor Vi
vafl's Grand Mechanical Figu.es consisting OF eleven
Aurmaion Performers, which represent ali the actions OF
the admiration f all behoder La Petite Celeste, Mis-
Hood MC. Collins. engaged Two performances every
day and evening this week commencing al and O'Clock
P. ~.
Admttance to the whole IS cents children price. c3
E1 r. DEMPSTER'S Ballad Soirees.
" Nj DemPster respectfully announces hat his Ballad
Soirees VIII he given al the NeYnrk Society Library
Wednesday and Friday evenings EeIt 18th ard 5oh Sept
and Monday evening" Sd Octeb.r, when he will introduce
The Death OF Warren, written ~ EPes Sergeant, Esq
The Lonely Aud Wite' The Blind Boy I'm with
You again by George P. Morris. Esp; 'Jeau Aor
800 by Moiherwe; Lament OF the Irish EmgIant; &c
with choice selections OF his popular songs aud ba
lads; particulars OF which will annouHced in small bills
Tickets 80 be had Messrs Stnddart Worcester
and Duahams piano orie ware.roomS, Broadway and AT
TIE door
Doors open att, toicommencc at O'Clock. s2s ST.
ID ACES-UNtON COURSE, L. l.
a Will commence Tuesday. the 4th inst, and continue
threc days.
First Day. Tuesday-Jockey Club Purse S3Oa-$50 20
10 The second best horse. Two mile heats.
same day sveebtakes Tor three years DID, sub. $40
each So forfeit. Mlieheats
Wcdnesda y-Jockey Cub Purse, S5e0-Sic0 90 TO the
second best horse. Three mile heats
Same day-Purse $50 $40 entrance, which is added
Mills heats
second best horse. Fosr mile heats.
Sarae day-Pur:e S5o-So entrance, 10 be added c3 ?,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

ry Dr yyhituey,a AntI-Ba allerls EIils.-py
Liver Complaint Ia mca'', Ios'tive use" a. ,,ns, re
ouent SYMPTOMS are o weight or uices"ess III ~
rs ht side pain the top OF the snoulaer' saoH ,
ion impaired and capricious appetite, irregular ooWeI' " NV
a.coored offensive nioGDS progressive
bli,y and quick irregular pul-e The PAIN Ia eSnetay
much decreased pressure below the ribs cl lne s"
teced; there is for the most par. some oestee VI
with cXpectoraon, the breathing is somewhat uilue %
oppressed and The patieat IN general canno lie on " "
side. 49,. 4.
IJrder whatever form and from whatever cause the ds
occurs there is considerable degree general
and debility exercise or cxerto any kind fagues
The ru!sc weak the sleep distbed the os are co Vi
rendered so on slight occasions and OF oppresslen
patton pain in The pit OF the sonaci ara seo"hes Oh 'e
,emnlexion are pretty constantly present.
These Pills calculated 10 excite lhe liver 10 heaitny
,ron and assist sgorgng the morbid secreions ~hicn
~. e,eray accumulated III such cnSes Their iormatoh
r..pI Of ruch and they have been uSru or
b last 6iteen wears with the hnpple effects by physicians
~ h bInhesl reputation. Being purely VeSstaDie COM
position they are md Du' eI.e i a. ~ .n,ance.
vi, and may freely used III all G'es "iIhou' any
iear o i'll consequences ano WIN DC ioanu La he s
other preparation ainy nleu'eIae, ;i,,ra~ mr.
min;s.rrpd with equally beneficial resuS ~ si.l,
ini, when sed in connection with Dr. StatR"edInei
Ucpo,;c Elixir they never tail 10 cure lse nos. "; -, M
case o, Liver plant The usual aSe Is oi. M p - ;,
taken going to bed aud soia oe If brisk caIlar,ic
times week occasion may require II az, @ r
is required the desc may be increased one pa oi @ M
| number of certificates voluntarily given ' a.. 49, -.
hands of the proprietor, it considered ene'.
| cessary publish them as the isedlcns WI"
| itself sufficiently by single trla
| Prepared from, the orignal recipe by
CHARLES DYER, Jr- Sole ffop'ieooi.,
40 Westminster 81. Providence, H.. -
Sold at wboleale and retail, by the agents a D. ~ ~
SANDS Druggists 79 Fulton, corner ell SoIasuees a
100 Fulton-strret; also sold by Abraham L. sanas u
David Sands Co. No Y Eas, Broadway COZ
/ Aer OF Market 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE

BEEvEs-G8O offered; 625 sold, including aVo LOT Ns"
Work al ii 6 so per lGo lbs, as III quality NJ
Cow. Axp Cavss7 offered Sales al 80 siZ 10, TX
Ccr,: SiO 20 IL, Sprrser- and So u esca t9F neu
Hosssoo broueb, in all at s. IS s. per 100 lbs
ws az offered and 800 sold at 81 81 each, as in
quality
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
IGreat Fair OF The American Hnsaitnte
ashble's Garden, city OF New Work, ehct.

m,aable's Garden, city OF New EOrit, ehct:
i0th, 1SlS.-rbe ploughing match and exhibition OF
Et.; The display; the National Convent%n;
sasStion OF life preservers and life boats, boat aces
eSonarine explosion; the cattle show and sale theeAn-
Sy Address and series OF other addresses it The
afg address; the grand display OF specimens of agrcui-
manufactures, and the arts Of moving machinery, OF
siru, &c., may all be Witnessed. Articles for COM
nanner exhibition merely should be delivered and en-
s early rs the 7lh 9Th of October with the excep
sa cattle flowers, &C., in relation ,s which, Agri
hs W Wv A'e ep''''o'' VI 'A' sI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
q .msReport of the Examining Committee
dla6 ErEi ing EusIifua L. -=rha nnNerSirncd HAVING.

ahs Irving 1nstitu,e.-The Undersigned having,
@ teqaes OF The Principals OF the Irving Institute,
Ssaaea Their Semi Annui Examination, AXE pleasure
sp'essng or continued confidence in this Institution
t-epgh tie branches which which have passed under
,,s SsS are very numerous, and have occnpsd seve-
!s IN examination, Yet the performances have oonVin-
III ha whatever is usht in this School is thoroughly
ss aeo that The Institution affords among the be>l OF
sssass e either with view to preparation Tor Col
G o the successful pursuit Of the most respectable
SSSsla1ous OF life.
sscacn Of The Institute Is very eligible the building
r.aeed weii arranged, the School is furnished with
~ ,nastaed Library an admirable Cabinet OF Minerals,
,,s Unnecessary Philosophical and Astronomical Ap-
sS..a NO The surrounding grounds are htled up with
and Other fixtures Tor toe exercise ana ansSe
s@Ae pupils
stesontsend The Institution to the patronage OF ,hos
~ m sons 10 be prepared for respectaby and nseu-
STE e@ak there are few among the Literary lnsulu-
day which afford so much OF the waohtri care
Ss%asy peculiar 10 ,he paternal roo as The one ioc"
ne quiet and rural village Of Tarry,own
GEORGE DUBOIS,
N. B. HOLMES,
NATHL. BAYLES,
JOSEPH NJ. SCRlBNEk,
s f. TREADWEIL,
9oWn, Sept 50, 1872 II Com. OF Examination.
l.sssae Regular Meeting of the Phoenix
ss.tkTsrnnce Benevolent AsSoCintfon VIII
1s renes OF Temperance and tho public gener
s.ssiasi'ed 10 attend The Lady Phoenix Society will
sAe same place, ats o'eeek, sau 2 ~ ,-.,;,..,
ssa~ D. CUSHING, secre,ary os it'
Can sannnai Commencement OF Columbia
hssss be Annual commencement Will be held or
gss' Yet 4, 1872 al 10 a. NJ, in the Middle Dutch
j. HE Procession in which the invited guests wiil
ss,s sse The College Green ts. O'Clock precisely.
as.a saa exercises OF the day will he preceded By the
fss.s on OF ihe President elect n. r Morse, LII D.
assa admission may be obtained or Application to
-i'tee, IN the Presidents room, I 10 a. M aaliy.
tssr ABRhM 5. HEWITT, Chm Class Com.
i 81 hEsNecKAN, Scc'y. oil 2tis
q nfisiei in the Eieid.It seems that eur trlend
t,se eaAaso, sius II The SarsapaIila kosdsm, nas
Is NJ he field, armed with strong certificates 70 re-
s ssses who is either invading his pateHt or couaser
q - Sood Rame passport for their own prepat"
M are worthy Of attention from those who
se,, ,ry;senes; r;s and our own e1pereace enables US &c
ais sun the Editor Of The New-York Tribuue and n
enss.sss snncnda,ion OF the good qualities OF bristol:
"a ~ such cases as i, is proessedly designed tt
sSas ihe rars quality OF forming pleasant oever
s,sDs Mas nus premong health. We rarely ainde tt
but in this case. consider that we ma!
81 0~sss as well a. Mr.. Bristol.
GRoches,er Eve. Post, Sept 2.
sa'+s u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
WATCHES lower than ever.-in con

NAV AI IJHEic IOWtT tIIdH tFtI' III tUII
w sequence OF the reduction of ausies by the late
The ,ub.craer is selling his stock OF Gold and Silver
Levers Anchor Escapements, Lepne and other Wtaches
of new splendid patterns and Jewelry at retail at
considerable reduction his former prices, being much
lower than they be bought for at any other place in
the city. Gold Watches low as $40 to SO each
warranted to keep good time or the money returned
Watches and Clocks repaired in the best manner aad war
ran,ed at much less than The usual prices.
G. C.. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewellery,
,eS, If wholesale and retail, so Wa-s-, up stars
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

rles north OF the Village of Newburg bounded by
The Hudson River on the the Old Post-road 10 Al
bapy the On the farm, there is good comnod-
Gus house and barn, likewise large dsck the river,
acre, OF land-he view commanding and the prospect
beauifb For further particulars inquire Of Geo Mather
No. l2s Greene street, W. H. Van Daserp, No. 81 Van
Dam street, New York city O3N
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
MEMORANDA.


Ships South America Bailey. Liverpool; 81 Nicholef'
Peil, Havre, and Others
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
MONEY MARKET.
con.a.erci.t and Money Walters.

10 Franklin Bank,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
= Y.;p senatorial Convension.-FIRsT

yVhrR SenGGOfkHi
rpicTgM meeting of this Convention held at the
Houe on 9Th day OF October, is4 the fol,
Div, o'o ,,soiulion was passed
~n,a That the next Senatorial Convention for Ibis
I've held on the second Tuesday OF October, 1874
ps =, the Broadway in the City of New-York,
"a, ,h. PresidcDI and Secretary Cause due notice
ana a.aS,o a be given PHILIP HONE, President.
thsIev,' Roxre Secretary SIG toll
- p;rst SSnra.-Tue democratic Wing Electors
~ Es, Ward requested 10 meet ThreSer. Broad
re Hole, Pnesday evening next Alb October, al Il
,o.k 10 appoint three Delegates 10 meet TIE CITY Scna-
o Conyen,ion-Five Delegates TO meet the Convention
ss,re TO nominate thirteen candidates for nemsers OF
smbIy and candidate tor Register of this CITY and
easpty Also, i've Delegates 10 meet the Third District
SoaTeron nomioaic suitable caGGidate to represent
y. Dnrci IN Congress
Us OLIVER COBB, Chairman.
OrTo WM. VAN TuYl., Secretary. ol
r. second SVnrd.-rursuantio 10 the reenmlrnda,.oh
ofibe Dem cratic Wing General Committee the Deinorr
;e Whg Electors OF the Second Ward are requtstu :"
meet at Jone, Second Taid Hotel. Nc. 81 NassaGue,
su Tuesday evening DC cher 4h al u o,nek ~ .pP ,.
D,legates 10 the Cor gressiona Senator, al ana Hoe'
reD,ons BY ord.r ol NE 80 ~ u. HrI Nv Chairman
1""S oS q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
TBos. X BuRKAs, Secretary. o3 2l'
rEinh YYnrd alenry Clay CIub.-"Ta

UFinh Ward A1enry Clay Club" That
NJ old coon in-Waig Principles a SOUND NATIONAL
crsRrscY REGULATED BY THE WILL AND AUTHORITY OF
rpy NArloN."-The members Of the Fifth Ward Henry
Cy Club are requested TO assemble at their Head Omar
en MMion House. les CbapclNreel, on Monday Evening,
October a: ~ O'Clock. All wsng % join TIE Club are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
OLCOTT RHiNES, President.
ALEx'R II. SHULTZ, vica- p,a.,,s
WN. II. WILLIAMS, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
r,r.;ra vx,r1-a yhat lame Old Coon "-Pursn-
W hhAt eV AASe III, General COmU.itce

n Fourth syard.-The Wings the Fourth Ward,
assrds of HENRY CLAY, LUTHER BRADIsH and GABRIEL
rcpM,S are requested 10 at lac Shakespeare Huel,
s,nsr Of Duae ara WiaRi-St-eets on Tuesday evening
nh inst al II o'clock fer the purpose OF appointing Three
negstes TO the Senatorial Conventions 10 ne held at The
Emsisay House, on Sa;u day s;h inst at o'cleck r. NJ
E Five Delegates TO the County Convention 10 he held
,,hs same pace on Monday sth inst att o'e ock p NJ
i1 Five Delegates to the Third Congressional District
Convention 10 be held at Jones' Second Ward Hotel on
Ssp,uy 10th inst. al O'Clock + NJ
By order of the Ward Committee.
WM. HALL, Chairman.
r.., ~ HrpRis Secretary oS 2lA
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
AUCTION sALn.o.
Inssh Richar,ls. Aucrenrer.

JOSIAH Richards, Aucroneer.
PY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT
D Store lsS Broadway.
Liberal cash advances made copsgnnens sr auscou
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
AW REPORTER for October, this
Z day published by Bradbury, Soden Co. l27 Mas

The present number contains the decisions which have
lately teen made Bankruptcy respecting iduclaTy cred
list of Bankrups in New Hampshire. The Publishers
call the attention of The profession 10 The fact TIA,
The SANCTION of the various Judges Gentlemen invited
-. .nnrn, G3
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

pOARD-A family or few single gentle
Ee men OF good morals have soar'! and spacious
on,s in private family very desirable location Ol
East Broadway. House and apartments unusually
,rd ,gree.be o3 lw%
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

There has been advance OF bc'weea five and six so
lars per share Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad stock al Bal
timore within few days past. now commands So
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

"a TO LET-in good business loca-
tion good Basement suitable for bntler ana pro-
visol business thsying been occupied as butter Store
Inquire on the premises 1874 Washington near Dey street.
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