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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

Markets. :. Carefully REPORTED for The Tribune.
MoSDAY, Oct. IS.
ASIIISThc mar rket for Peark irm and i@les 100
ssl SSis iasS ois at 'i3is is. mace TT
COTrONThe news from the other sle /, looked upon as
% wSrf ,sdency The sale, aTe but moderate but all a full
rues. ana occasionally at a slight Improvement.
FLOUR AND MEAL;-T'he mqrket Is very firm. with
81 s and we hear Of sues OF about 500 bb put on, Of
steis s speeastom AOSgt Y 6b I TGs roy
tisGe Msis denad moi large Sou! western IS held At
and scratched In Southern we S, hear q e but @, e
VINE pominnlly 4s7L \ sale of 30 bbs Richmond, old
Tyss Ms 'r at o 81 Meal IN good demand sales Q bb
Jersey ut i1 BuckwEeat not plenty, and brings
$50 81 per bb ship Stus sold. cargo, at l;a cents Bus
Meal 100 a lOti4c
GRAIN-Two lots Genesee Wheat the market.
AM. 800 bushels sold nt lec Com ) not plenty ana h!4-
on, Of market Dat, ure dull ut 81, c S2sz
AYe notice sales 800 bales for shipping, at 40 cents
The market Is steady.
W$KY1hS DSs ,S ;, u q bS & sf s9 a4 si
Is cents.
HIDES-We notice ,ae OF 1900 heavy Rio Grande (4s
lb,.) at &c, mos, to Western tanner.
SEED.-Roush Flax worth 9 80 per eIee and 25 per
M e.ce Clean have been taken at about SO Clover and
Timothy without sale.
OII.-On Friday md Saturday 2o,OC0 gallons American
i.nSced taken ut 7e cash a sale OF 200 bb' Crude
Sperm made nt about s6c
HOPS.-Ihe market steady witt! sales 100 bales Eastern
and Western Inst sort, at lOta lie, for export.
TALLOW.-Iioders nre finn. About 5000 lbs. Country
sold nj Is.c, cash.
FlSH-A cargo OF Dry Cod sold at 62Is.
PRovIsloNs-pork is heavy md there are BUYERS to
and 80 We also notice sales 100 bb:. rusty Mess att 67h.
and 200 DO rusty PRIME at "a Bes ye,y quiet New {,
Lard in consequence the foreign advces Some operations
ssEs T1ae b al The Sosr @ % Soaa a peSed eSi
Butter and Cheese very plenty. aud without particular
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
TRADES MEETINGS HELD.

~ Dry Goods Merchants and Clerks
Al meeting of the Merchants and Clerks held nj Columbian
Hall. aS Gr.r: ST. on Monday Evening. Oct q, SEIZURE
MAN HALSTED ESQ. called TO the Chair, and the fol-
lowing Gentleman were nominated and unanimously elected
VICE Presidents:
sam NJ. Hitchcock. Henry p C,opscy IOhp IOhp baleoner.
Hugh Anehincoss, rliarvey Lgsc Il Bockover.
ssogss ssoss %a" sss 9o%s ssS MaS a@nssS
w 4 Beecher, Henry j. Grccnway, John II. DinGmsn.
II n VAIL John :. King, L. b. Brewster,
Herbert Hail. Henry w. Barnes,
and the following Gentlemen appointed and Elected Scceta
mes:
John T Bloodeood. Asa Reed.
Benjamin Clapp, Henry Jones.
The minutes of the last meeting read and approved
after which meeting eoqucn:y addressed b the fol-
lowing named Gentlemen: F. A. Conkln, j Dc Pyster og
den and Morris Franklin.
Aer which the following luoi' Offered and unan
imously adopted:
Resored Tint recommend :bc Ss'chau,s OF this CITY TO
close their places business during the Procession the Goth
and .ha; cy and their Clerks unite with the grand
rade.
Rrsornd That VIC cordially invite all Merchants and
the grand Iub Ice the ;9Fl instant.
ResorcG Tint The Merchants and Clerks doing business ~
this city, residents of Bookn and jersey and Brooklyn md
Jersey Merchants aud Clerks be- and they n;o hereby invited
unite with the division on the sra INST
d. a. CUSHSAN. ESQ. was unanimously appointed Grand
Marshal. 80
Rcsor,d That we adjourn Columbian HILL. 2I
Grand 81. on tbs Crnes4ayl Eyening at =! O'Clock
SCHUREN4,N ilAI.SrED, Chairman.
JoHS 7. BLooDGoop.t
BES'tS Be-. p,Sh GIAFr' ,s4creafie,.
HENRY JoSEs, o.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
JUN T. I'IDNT' oH'E'I'I0'''
F-so rioHAS r. olcNs nNlc cony 90 Il

~ Tenth Tnr6-RALLY, RALLY! FOR THE
ttrDII EE I.,,ce To- Jnrrr f tho Me-; and Protection
Nmercan i.aboc Iicnocratlc Clay Club Of tine Tenth
Ward will hold a Special Business Meeting at their Head
0uare 9neIe IS ngSe5 and LIST, % '',rc on
ments for The Jubilee of the 0, inst. yi then make full
por Of their DONG, Sc with tic aETnn-cmeas n IcSn t" In the
mocrnc Whs Electors the Ward respectfully invited
to ucnG al ;hoy not already members o the ub, TO
become members at 0nce-he roll nt the even
ing The members bndses Iendy nnd can be- had at
Head Quarters during the ny evening By order
NATHtNIELG. e.. BRADFORD. President.
1miS S3hs toTLtK; : fIoyr 'h Secretaries. oSa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

ILITHt W Afu " IIS E1eCGtIFe COIH-
mIttcc.--Ths Wings oi this Ward. aid our friends
tbroug The City Informed Ina; here vii be Special
Committee session every evening lSundayt eceD'ed) n the
Howard House from this until the EIedion. where n
formation will be gladly received Of every kid calculated 10
affect the Election Our friends earnestly requested TO
give early information OF MI persons who be drosed to
violate the Elective Fhnche that efficient measures may
he taken and every attempt fraudulent Voting promptly
checked md Immediately punished. We will with easue re-
cp,oca,e with our friends If o.her Wnrds By order.
HARVEY HART. Cha!rmanWa.d Committee.
DhTIn T.. CRAyE. SccrelGFes ols tN5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

[rS- Tenth ward" EVERY MAN TO HIS
POST The members of tho democratic Clay Club, the
Democratic Wing Electors Of the lNal and all oher friendly
Clay Club the Grand foce,o9 Of the 9th instant are re;
gecd assemble tonErc>, Hall. OF Bower ana
fie,,er.,trcc TOMORROW MORNING tWedncsdny.l Mt
O'Clock precisely. The inc oi Procession To- me Batery
Marshal assisted BY the following Ad,-Beni. T. mnIerbeIl.
John Fowler .lr DAVID Webb, John 6. Gum. John Bar
nnId Nahnn Richmond. Henry X Coward Augusta, Neei
The lIarhnl will detail proper Escort nt early hour to
proceed WilnInsbush for The purpose o esc9ric our
J,,c>t. the Wl!ninburgh Cny Club, le1d llGeTs
~ expected. upon this Important occaon that every
Clap will be ready To take his place IN the Inc pcuny
nj the hour named.
By order of the COMMITTEE nt Arrangements.
JOHN T. DODGE. Chairman
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WING MEETINGS.
-ack for the Fifth Wheel

Er Clear the Track for the Fifth Wheel
-UNIONISTS TO TIE ZELDA regunt meeting Of
this Association will be held ut National Hall on Tuesday Evcn
ing. October % 1874. al IL o'clock, precisely Final prepa
raons will then be made for the grea. demonstration Of tie
Both instant. By order of
sILAS CHICKERING. President.
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ROBERT D. HoLxEs. Secretary.

~ Unionisfs-1he members OF .lis Association are
requested meet n National Hal on WednesdaT norilits
Octot. Eh at O'clock pecise, 10! the purpose Of Joining
IN ;he Grand 1einon,trao ofthe Wings on TINT day.
Every member OF ;he ioctnon particularly called upon
StLAS CHlCkERlNG. President.
RopERT u. HOLMES, Secretary. o2i fc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

10 Eighth Ward.-Ral!y Wings. to sour Posts
Tho Cla; men of the Eighth Wari requested TO meet
every man ihen the Head Quarters Howard House. NJ
9Is o'cioci A VI Wednesday. the ;h ready turn out
ln,he Grnnn Procession. Pioneer Cus.Dc your duty
Western Cny Cub-risc your might. WINS of the " md
do your duty. let ever man who VIII vote for CLAY
FRELINGHU YSEN be on hand Badges nrereafy.
JOHN \. MAY, Chairman JON COMMITTEES.
FREDERICK PERRY Secretary.
p s The Western Clay Club Is I,articula,yinvi,ei o9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

OF Best Swedish Lcechcs nt 12$ cts. apiece.
Just received and Tor uEl Uti & DtPuHS. success
:or. TO Place LOr I'd No. Park aaw and col rosdTay
ted flexible IVORY PhTENT NIiRss. for infants use
Nipple and Breast Shields and Papety Jelly for sore breast
10! sale above. Wholesale and rstsl oa6 3aw6m5s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
CLAY & FRELINGHUYsEN.

Fourth Ward Gay Club 10 the Rescue.
~ Resolved.-In compliance with request Of the
several Whig COMMITTEES and Clay Clubs of the city of New.
York, for General Demonstion and Full RepFcsenntlo on
Of the friends Of CLAY j. FltELINGHCYSEN, on We'd;
nesday the Goth inst. here Committee resolve 10 enrol
and pledge ourselves tand a Others We csn nu
the above dac enlist ourselves under the Banner of the
Fourth Ward Clay Club, TO meet Mt Franklin Square, on
Wednesday. 0th Inst, nj pa a. VI.
J. II. BRAINE, President.
JOSHUA 1HURsToN, we i''''e''
5. ). GnATrERroS, }secre,aras mo.,
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New-York Cattle Market. :. OCTOBER q,

New-York Cattle Market. OCTOBER 81
[Repored for the " Y. Trlbune.]
At Market Zoo Beef Cattle, GOO from the South) 20 Cows
and Calves. and 1900 Sheep and Lambs.
PRcgs-Beef Cdue-In good demand at last weeks rates,
which we continue a . 81 IS IS 25 s. 30 10; good
failing sorts. 80 left over.
Cors and Calres-Ae much improved and quick Of sale
We quote sls 800
Sheep and LGm5si sold at 81 . s3 30 for Sheep and
81 cents az 20 for Lambs
I1y-5O 81 cents per c,yt for loose By the load.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

Gs- Gold and Silver hItisanS Awakc.-fu
acccdnnce with The prccNr nr o 'c Gold and Silver Ar
sans Of the Cite, OF NcwN r Brooklyn. held Ut the Ma
non House. l65 West Brcadws. ~ Thursday evening" 25th
inst, all thoyc engaged c mJrr'actue, also the store
keepers engaged selling the fnvor Of Protection
lmcrcan Ipdustru, rcc , u1d earnestly invited To
JON in the celebration of tn :':h .G with the rest Of the
,rades demonstrate e low citizens ut large the deep
interest We branch Of IN ut stake IN retain
lur the Tariff Act d lS2. :hs ,no VIII meet in Nucksi
opposite 81 Johns Church .:-neny morning. precisely
at O'Clock y general nnd n attendance Is requested
By order OF the Con: - errnnecmen,s.
VI. G.. Baldwin. VIM Af,rS. T. V Prime.
David Dunn, ~ 6 Pecnr II, DanclCnrpener.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
~ Eighth Ward western Clay Club

RALLY UNDER YOUR OWN BANNER-Tfc members
OF tbs ASSOCIATION who do not out with theI respective
t;ades requested 10 al the Howard Hose on Wed
nesdny morning, me 3h ~ o'clock, 10 ON with tie
Pionee! Club N e Grand Proce,s;nn q TIM; cny.
JOHN STEEPLES. Prellien
RALPH OLMSTEAD. Vice President;
Ia Rpv,yrp S.c'r %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
rca- wh,c cproee.s,on ON th. som October

instr ntThe undersigned Members OF the Bar OF te Cy
of New York hereby .gny their Injection of uniting with the
Wings in their respective WI h IN forming the PROCESSION on
the 10th oc,oe, instant and earnestly request all the members
of the Bar in favcr of d of Henry Clay and Theodore
Frelnrhnr,cr. also 70 ioIr IL sald proccsslOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
HENRY CLAY AND THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN
The .Nd,sons Ch0icc.
MIILARD FILLMORE AND SAML J. WILklN,
W.. (Lnnrc

The .Ndi1on'S ChJicc.
WILLARD FILLMORE AND SAM'L J. WILKIN,
The StGtf'S Choice.
Protection to American Labor American Industry, and Amer
ican Enicrprize
Oc5- Fourteenth " ard.-Eve.y individual IN this
Ward who is willing 10 rally uncer the above principles
and Tie Flag of Frcclom-wilng TO te>t American Manu-
acuTe against Foreign PaupeI Labor and de,I"u, OF eleya
the Workingmar-i. c. HENRY CLAY, OF Kentucky
The mn; Boy Of The ToSaeS,is requested 10 meet a, ,he
ON Wednesday, the 30i Inst, at So o'clock A. NJ badges
will he delivered those who join IN process'on \ Band o
Music engaged The Henry Cey Club o this Ward The
Hanover ASSOCIATION. The Junior Henry Clay Club and al
Others who intend onuc with the ard are
rc>Decty invited the above occ0Sun
The General Arrangement, will he under the uperntedence
OF the Marshall and LIS md who will a necessary dl'cc
ton. JOHN SNECkER. Chairman
of the Ward Committee.
JOHN T. ALLEN, Chairman
18th Wnrd Henry Clay Club.
AARON c. BURR, Marshal.
.oHS ORMoSp.
XVII
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

C. Seventh Ward Democratic Clay Club
"A Special Meeting Of tins Club wil be held at Maddens
Long Room. Caharne-sirest and East Broadway
entrance No the evening of Tuesday,
18th instant * O'Clock, for the purpose OF making the ne
ce.ay preparations for the mighty demonstration OF the
Wings 10 take place on the Slh instant.
1t is hoped that every member and ali Others in favo! Of
CLAY and FRELINGHUYSEN, UNION and PROTEC.
TON Will presen, make such turnout as Will rebound
10 the honor Of the old Seventh Merchants Mechanics La
boring Men: WE INVITE YOU ALL.
BY order, JAMES f. WOOD. President
W,SL1ss y1 ) 3 lR,IoT LoTDOs' Secretaries.
re The members and Others requested 10 meet on the
cclne, of East Broadway and M,rkeIeet on Wednesday
morning. Goth instant. O'clock to form in line preparatory
TO marching to Join the main body. os
CO Courier Express, Republic. please copy-one time.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
Central clay Committee,

NLTlCSEl HALL. : eIl. Do, loi4
Rcsored Thct Clay Club: other Denocraiic Clay As
socatoqs Of t4 City Of New ok % enraesy M iu
d.voe themselves with pnet I'd r=,severng industry 10 the
important duty Of Thorough primary organization OF the re-
spective Wards, now in progress =
Whlg friends, this Committee VI AXE measures for hold
n during The month Of October Mass heetlne N the CITY
which the clay Clubs Association und friends oi Clay gen
orally all description, will be requested to participate BY
% shy 1Sss 6Ss hs e sfYs to the
EoSnS G Presidents with GoSS Z Psen
J. If, + nsRqs; .,SR1ss 3secre,ariss,
N. B...At meeting o; the Council CT Presidents Vens
day. the arh. WAS fixed upon ois
"Who word be iIce themselves mus: strike the blow"
HJ- ghe UNDERSIGNED Committee Of Ar
rapgemeDts appointed by the Whis Young hlen Gen.
ral Committee in cOopefaiioG with the WING General
Committee and the Central Clay GLIB of this city, in preparing
for the great Whig rally &C. he 1HiRTlkrH OCTOBER
deem it their du.r respectfully emu earnestly TO cGl their
constituents to this last grand demonstration previous to
the coming election We call The young Of all trades
professions and occupations to rrd by thoss great principles
for which they have long conen1sd We appeal TO NIL who
the labor and industry OF the country would
protect American labor American industry against foreign
interference and doialna;iun. We call yos young
chants, strictly identified success is with the general
prosperity of The nation We appeal to young men of
lame and welfare of your country. Above all call
rs as you would france ne sss ana enS a pc
councils that high standard and political purity by which
wou ayert the fatal precedent OF having the Chn State
by Washnstoa polluted by the touch Of petty
political adven'ufe; rs you would preserve 1t sacred to The
honorable and h1lord amongst the 'Sc md -eat and
good nj the land Friends Of Order aud .t Law FIients n
true Liberty. Friends of America. Friends Of HENRY
CLAY. the best embodiment Of American prncPesa ard Am
ecan feeling. call you an all TO yourselves
great and monlenluS work Adj evidence Of
your discrimination quit yourselves like men, come
ihes TIE GRAND ARRAY OF the oQh snd let
ponens of the irresistible and Il al which
nerve US for the contest and bear us on to victory
And you Young Wings of the neghboring cities and
upd this and receive
congratulations and thanks for the pus and hearty
good wishes for the future You will DO freely welcomed
Brothers and Friends.
X. LAWRENCE. JAhEs ABnoTT.
G.. NcDOrGALL. WALTER BRADY,
GRo: T. NrsDrrr. JOHN COOPER.
SAN'L Z. MABBATT, koBInT CRAisHgAD,
JAMxs GREEN. J. L. DoRR.
l.. X. BRADLEY. A. ". BRADFORD.
CONRAD SWEET. lonS RIDLEY.
FRED'K Perry. A Van NoRpYH. il.
Il. T. SuMMER3EJt.
| s3ltOS0 C:oRjates Of .irrdn 9snsnts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

rcs- Tenth Enrd.-1'he DEMOCRATIC Wings Of the
Od Tenth and all Others friendly the Proiec Of Amer
can Industry are requested To meet at the Old Head Quar-
,c., Columbian Hall 23 tirund.Strcet, Wednesday the
Snh INST ut o'clock L. NJ JON The Grand Rally OF the
Wing. of the Cty on that day.
By order of the Ward Committee
]. II. HOBART HAVS. Chairman.
jfnEMiaH Mns; ngIPkTi Pkrifz. secre'arles oa2c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
NJ GraDd Rally In til. Second Ha,d!:

~ Grand Rally In the Second Wa,d!:-
Members OF; the Fulton .4ncaR iaduSrv Cub requested
assemble Burng Slip, foot o John street, at O'Clock
Wednesday morning, Oct ~, TO take the Inc vi much and
Join the procession.
We the friend OF Clay and FRELISGHrsEN generally
the Ward. To accompany intend 10 make n dom
onstraton worthy Of the measures and the which
tend nd BY placing him the Presidential Cn Wash
rEtou.
The Procession will take up the line Of march II O'clock
hoped therefore that every member will be the ground
early clock where they VIII receive the splendid badge
adopted BY the Club. HIRAM CORtIN. Pres'i.
+. u. RUCKET, Vice PEST.
S1ErnES CAN" oecles o9a
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fcs- The Swamp Is Coming The Leather Man
acure Of this City Intend to appear the Grand Clay Pre-
ct.on on the S0h t Trade. and invite their Brother
manufacturers OF Newark, Bro kiyn, Williamsburg, the Rv
er towns &c. Join franklin Square a; half past A.
NJ Budgcs will he furnished FOR the BY the Commit
tee =; LEE KNAPP,
H. TOPPING.
~ & MILLER,
rSn 'nmmlilee Of ArrnnconIons
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

Es- TaiIors' Meeting in pursuance Of q Call. n
large and respectable Meeting Of Joueymen Taor and their
Employers convened the Shakespeare Hotel Monday Eve
Ming Oct g. the purpose Of adopting by which
the Trade generally might be invited 10 cooperate with tho
friends Of Protection Home Industry their Demonstration
on the Goth Mirror ST. JoHS appointed Chairman,
nad Cu,s. iioMAS, Secretary.
Committee of Three, consisting of Messrs. w T. JES
siSos. H. R. DAVENPORT and e. FAULKNER were appointed
10 draft Resolutions expressive Of the views OF the Meeting
The following wcc submitted, and unanimously ndop,ed
Rcsuirsd Tint rccogn1c, common with our fellow
Mechanics The necessity o Projection 10 our LaOour against
Foreign Competition.
Rcsoirod hn; The present. contest we find presented ns
the opponent of our candidate whose political career
furnishes abundant evidence 0 hostility to The great principles
R.soir,d Tint IN HENRY CLAY and THEODORE
FREELINGHU YSEN recognize candidates who have The
wisdom dcvisc and the 70 execute >uc measures S
.ha!l secure the greatest good To the eren est number
Res0irod That fee! II incumbent os trade TO une
wit, the fend OF Protection TO Home lndiSSy IN tef 'ieut
Procession the ;0th INST
Resoirei Thu our fellow ttadcsmen OF BROOKLYN Newa;H,
Paterson. aud the adjoining tow be requested 10 ute WIN
that OCCASION.
The meeting hayn. been addressed by lles II. ions.
GARNER and JESSISGs. and Committee appointed TO con
fer with the rude generally for the purpose OF soliciting their
cooperation. adjourned 10 This E,eninG at O'Clock,
with the of percctlns their arrangements and ear
Mostly desired thu every who has the interests OF the Trade
and Of his County at heart wl be on hand
MILTON ST. JOHN. Chairman
CHARLES HouAS Sec'ry cs1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
CT Thirteenth Ward.--TIIE LAST GRA

CO Thirteenth Ward.-TllE LAST GRAND
RALIYrh friends Of Clay and FrelinShuysen the mem
rcan Industry are requested meet Wednesday morning
Oct 3Ch, nj o'clock the Club Reading Room, No 3l
Grand proceed body 10 Hudson street, 10 ION III the
GreHt Whig Processlo on.
EDW. COLLINS. President Clay Cnb
john NJ GRlrFfTIs. Secretary Ward Committee %
j. o. HrST aud H. b. CHAPMAN, SecctHries Clay Cub oZ'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

Gy- Wings ofthe Old Second arc you rea-
dr-The s,nunch old Wings OF the Second Ward and oil
who are favor of the election Of Clay and Fre!nghuysen
and Protection American Industry, requested TO meet
the second Ward Henry Clay Club nj Jones Second Ward
Hotel No. 81 Nassuusreet, Wednesday morning at .
O'Clock for the purpose OF joining IN tie Grand Procession
Badges will be furnished gratis
BY order Of the Committee of Arrangements,
VIM. Turner, Geo. W. Phytc, Jas. II. Aikman.
0"'' REVO c. HANCE. President.
go 2t Second W4:d Henry Clay Club:
GEO. A. Hoop. Chairman Second Ward Exec. COMMITTEE
LSs- The Glorious ord Third in the Field!
At meeting OF the lvhg Electors Of the Third Ward held
at the Wing Head Quarters. on Monday Evening Oct 2sth
JAMES VAN NOSTRAND wa. called TO the Chair. and
THOMAS McKNienT and RoEERT BRowY were appointed
Secretaries Wm Dodge, Esq after briefly and eoquentIy
explaining the objects of the meeting, offered the following
resolution, which unanimously adopted:
Rcsoircd That the Wings q the Thl Ward and all Others
will under their Clny Cub Banne with the Wings OF
the City on Goth and take Their puce IN the mighty
mcn and for that purpose they assemble cnch nun with his
friend al the Whie Head Quaer No 2Oi Washington street
at O'Clock the morning Of that day 10 demonstrate hs love
of country and h devotion the cause of own Harry
Of the West.
On motion, II
Resoiced That the Officers Of the Clay Club and the Wari
Executive Committee he empowered 10 uct Mnha for the
occasion, with power 10 fill vacancies.
Appropriate Badges will be provided eTatnouSly for those
who wish to JOIN the Procession the place of meeting
JAMES VAN NoSTEhND. President.
RRnSs; RnsSaS MGsRSISXr' sHSWY Isecre'arc, 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

Ninth Ward Kentucky Clay Club and althosc Lpoed 10 lend
their md reQHetcd 10 assemble Kentucky Hail. No ~
crrysreet the of "Wednesday, the Sfh INST a9
ccck 10 cooperate with their fellow Wings ~ the cecbTn
tinn ul that day. MOODY CUMMINGS. re,
WV. BILLlNGs AiEECM, Scc'y. oSlG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

hc- White Piatns Institute.-An English and
CLASSICAL Bonding School. JOHN SWlNBCRNE, A. NJ
Principal aad proprietor circulars te ooaine a. the
bookstore CT W. Jackson. lT1 Brosdwny. ols:"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
Wings RaIIy!-SIXTH WAR

Is- Rally, Wings Rally !-SIXTH WARD
WIDE AWAKE.-Thc Denoc ratio Wing, of The Old Sixth
Ward are particularly requested the National Hall
Cnual street on "Wednesday Morning. the 3f INST, at 10
O'Clock precisely on the GRIND Clay and Protection &C.
ehation and Procession that day. Every Wing of the
Ward expected be present and ep his md By order OF
the Ward COMMITTEE. MATHEW REED Chairman.
!" +, r. BSRNpIEY 2secletarics ooaa,..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

~ Eleventh NVard.-Raly : Rnlly,;;-The Eleventh
Ward Clay Club will meet at the American Republican fai
THIS EVENING, (Tuesday,) Os -, nj n, O'Clock, tc
make arrangements FOR the Turn.Ou on the Sth inst
JOHN MCGOWAN, President;
ALEX CAMERON Secreinry. O!9