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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
By This Mornings Mail.
rhing.tn Philad.Iph,a
Cnrrcspondsncs Oi / Re New f"Ts ''0lIle'
PEiI.2ELPaiA, sept lis 2.

Correspondence OF Re View Iva t''0-"--
PrfiL.osLpaiA, sept l6-sP ~
tyr Coon CAUsT-rhc Wigs OF Gloucester
Pom, Y Is-.ey nsd '9ti rl.stld< today when W 20
me nnur ofclcsn- i st gong ur l~iGe nai :"
~ assksr Tonirhi mere vii 5e grand r7y m ne
northern sb-r- q; the ShIss ct re pfics' Va ~, ~
,tari Southwark yi- foundry men. 81 '"l'si -
~, N tn.ir ,rsas; 20 advocate ID osGe OF
.,c,p ,uc,,etry $40 the of 1-,rsn "5.fes o.
"Wednesday =v.uins meeting OF tue ~
District VIII take place. ard tnai VIII De : '7"'' '
j,E,nTT SlksrI>G-s meeting ii citizens OF
he CITY and County q Pm adelphia 70 pIai,'' ne %
III Presidency an. Presidency Of me Inle stae>, ~
held inde9sate9ce ,4Is m , " N ,s evening" At
o'eock Addresses wil he delivered 81 u IT. o1 II
5urr samuel Aaron. al Norrsto'vn anr oh-F aO' N u
ST.ssISc.-A, m earls hour yesterday
morning. tie neshrsgoi OF StJ IN, 5 $500 e ,
r.s Kely Dao,-. Nory,, and Joseph Long IL me course
OF yaca the latter "s aboe': lil ar' mi, b5t .s
INC. Of hs recovery Keiy and Mos nave been committed
10. a further Eearirs. Cau>e-kpa! H.. -:ss
NIIfrARY-Soue oil our best military coifpuDes
.e or on parade hls af,enoon and among the most cons2c
uous that OF the Phlad4pnia Greys SeneEs aa
de Corps several o;ner. are also eniyenas gu.
The Wings. too with band o. nue. u.s.: y afT esis upon '
TRIaL OF DAILY-Hsnry VI. Philips, tSq. a
s. re-n5l. r.s.e- occupied the attention % tine Court
.a. 70 the rry before Messrs D.a, and hIns
-e ret address the Jury md also Ator;ey nene,
sen.
HINT the Cou,t No,s and the discussion winch coistAY
roing oa !. al the mos; violent and rammato! chhracter
re nccencs Of the Co been more tnan oace in;eT-
rupied ,t,.-
A FGHr.-A disgrecetui fight took place yesier-
& 0srnon o5 the DELAWARE of South betweea the
rev OF an oyster boat and =. boat; n consequence u the
coming collision Several were knocked o'efooau a"
narrowly escaped drowning.
STocKs.-The sales were limited to-day, previous
Ff-st PoarA-seN Reading Ri Bond; 7ls s2oo LehSn
IS % 20 hureS New Orleans Gas 30 sltn1 CITY Gas !,o
II4I 100 sha:es Wilmington Rd IA 20 DO GEaFa BANK liz
50 do Couimercin Bank ut Cincinnati %. "a, =,
Secsnd gorrE-S5 GO Read ne Railroad Bonds b. ~
rhnvisI Navigation s 2D5 (:ir.rt Bank 81 lSs
20 Kcnncky Bans - lis w mngon Railroad A1s sivc
STATE Elves. .2 80 shares Mechanics baAA .os " ei
SHIP NFws-4i P. M.-ClcGred his afternoon
RTi-s Amethyst Anderson. Boston; Mentor. Batter do
sens star scse,r. Norwich: .imenca Southw9h, Mid
deosn CT Rash. I.oveit. Fail River Belle del MAJ hnH
iYil do" 4 Sin hall, johnson, AIcrS.-Seamers llcres'
West NYo5x Black Diamond. Cox do: Baltimore, Green
gry.-i-srean snip John aicKim, Moore. IS hours from
New ufk sch Atlantic days ;r9m New Beto't' barge
| Comet Cox, 3S hours from Newly oTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
WING Mass Meeting

The Wings of the With District 9th, I2'o'
18th, 18th and 18th Wards9 hold grand Mass
Meeting this Ecening at Union Square. Lieut.
Gov. BRaprsu, Hon. JosEpn l.. WnlTE, SAMUEL
SrARxwgArHgR and several other gentlemen are
expected to address it. 1t IS to be most Int
resting meeting, and every Wing IN the D'stflc
mus, be on hand. Let mono hold back now thu
time has come to be constantly and resolutely Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
Western Virginia!

The Wings of Western Virginia and the neigh.
boring counties of Pennsylvania and Ohio as
sembed at WnesLIsG on the 18th inst in number
about 10000. Hon. ANDREW STEWART ofPa
presided, and portions of the assemblsge were
addressed by WIN. C. RvEs and GEO. w. SUN
MERs, of Va. ANDREW STEWART and CORNELIUS
DAnRAcH, a. ]. OGLE, and others Of Pa. Messrs
RUSSELL of Cadiz, BRrGGs Of Cleveland, and Pen.
sINGroN of St. Clairsyile, and others, Of Ohio
The Procession was splendid, and the Conven
ton did not adjourn till the evening of the second
day. We have daily Strengthening hopes OF Viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

CoRoYER's OFFICE.

SuicIDE.-rne Coroner held inquest AZ No II
Washington street on the body James McCsry native OF
England Sc years ChbinPf maker by trHe tsy oil
Iayernw Hand couoty The deceased then being N
feeble o heGhl to'k lodgings nj The nbo,- pnc- on
,iuray week aud taking I" send hun To
the Hmpsi Yesterday aerno nose was heard To- pf'
ed from his r"or and -n-es hhviuG erer-d. iuund
hs ,c.,,e .i.;iv n ms bed d.nce blood. h's N at rui
or ear 20 en- ami bins "n the bed by ms side re
,rIr,,p.J m neil not send the Hospital a
m cured nd insany exv,el Tee jy found verdict o
.uir,,le by c,iu'n, IN. throat wrh razor.
E1u@p DkowXtD-Vne Curnuer held an inquest
b Aim. Hone in tie PAX on the body Of m unsnown
ncr nssd about 90 daTk hnit aud c2s~.y clad VINO
was found ~ the North River at the foot OfCanals' Verdict
..,J -rad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
The Msanness OF Party.

Mr.. Clay was directly and tauntingly chal-
Icnged by the Loco. Foco paper of Lexington to
state whether certain sentiments inferred to be
cherished by him were really his If he had not
answered. every Loco. Foco organ would have
yelled, See how Mr.. Clay is skuking! He
dare not say whether he is at heart an Abolition
lst or not! lie is trying to be Abolition at the
North and pro-S!avery at the South" But M.
Clay did answer, promptly, frankly and fully !;
and now the Loco Foco journals abuse him for
rriting SO many letters They dare him to
cme out and say what are his private SEMI
ments and feelings on great public matter, and
thcn assail him because he does what they ca-
Gorously require of him The Morning Ne,cs
says:
We really find it hard to keep the run Of Mr.. Claws
whcA now evidently umed no hns en- 20 10
Srns letters not merely N reply TO friends addressing him.
nut eren otas sdtJriats or adverse Newspapers"
II this Is not dasta,dly, we know not what
would be.
But the News goes on 10 tsnnt Mr.. Clay be
cause he does not autho.izs Blair of the Globe 10
publish private letter, or certain private letters
,lieged to have been addressed BY Mr.. c. in
lS24-5 TO Blair. is not this base If Blair has
any such letter as is pretended, tohy don't he pub
iish IL? 1t could not be meaner to do this than
to tell leading enemies of MIR. Clay that he has
such letter. and allow them TO use this assertion
against Mr., Clay.
Blair and Kendall were active, ardent, con-
spicuous advocates of Mr.. Clay in the contest Of
1924, and were leading Editors in Kentucky
1t is very probable that, ii Mr. Clay wrote to them
IN confidence, he spoke OF other candidates and
their friends in terms that he would not like 10 see
published. We do not know he ever wrote line
10 either of them, bu, fh ne did we can very well
see why he should decline conscnting to their
publication for reasons most honorable to him, and
without giving the least countenance to the
wretched story of Bargain We do not think
any man really believes that there was any Bar
gain between Adams and Clay in 1924 SO We
shall not waste words on that exploded SANDER.
IL CAssIUs NJ. CLAY addressed an immense
concourso at Buffalo on Friday, by whom be was
warmly received. In the evening an immense
Mass Meeting assembled to respond to the State
Nominations, and were addressed by Hon. VIM
4. MosELgr and others. The meeting called on
Mr. Fillmore en- mGsse, and he replied to their
congratulations in a brief, appropriate Speech
Ali is we'll at the West.
II The Loco Focos OF the WITH Congresson-
al District OF New Jersey have nominated Col
JOSEPH E. EpsALL of Sussex as their candidatefor
Congress.
Iow..-The Convention TO frame Consultation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
Northern PennsvIyania.

The second Wing rally of TIocA County, Pa.
took place at Knoruille on the 9TH inst. and was
attended 10y some 1900 of the Freemen of
that and the acj>ining Counties. Hon. A, B.
DICKINSON and THOMAS a. JOHNSON, ESQ. OF
Steuben Co. were the speakers, and the Wing
doctrines they set forth were warmly responded
to. Tloga will poll 300 more votes'for Clay than
for any Wing candidate before.
Judge HERRIcK, of Bradford Co. ANsEL BAs-
COM of Seneca Co. E. S. SWEET of o wego, Hon
A. B DICKINSON, SAMUEL STARKwEArHER, and
other Wings, have been speaking through thai
region and the adjoining portion OF our own State,
and we are confident to good purpose.
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IrrrpNnn. SESSION.

The Court met at oclsc", and ar. Graham for
the defence and aIr Paterson Prosecuting Attorney for tn
People summed up the ,neir evei ,as W very np
retired ut quarter after n and after ab.ence OF five
Eriiss returned n verdict OF guilty.
TIL. counsel defence asked time to prepare bi o, eIcep
t1n, vch allowed and ordered 10 be prepared Us speed
Ily j. >ble.
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A1trntinn: 1--we A,hIsnl As.o.

S--NsnIanders, Atten;ion!-The Ashland Aso
Cation Tenn Ward have rnde arrnngrnlsnt' 70 attend
tho lVhiy Mas, Nsetn. b. held at II kt;'lf, Ne-
heser County. termination OF the Harlem RaIae on FIJI
DAY September - and ~ asS>t ra>is an asli-foiS
that pncs Tickets may h sad OF The following COMMITTEE
r cents ssns and returning 81 Ms ,; seS pGS,
Ale, .ntar Thomson, Thomas Hyatt William W he2ion.
IoSn D. Vnndeyaer. George g. Taylor md the oince'. OF
the Association tSAaI N If.SsCF' tte''"'"''
y Wla1l sS : W. M.I lW;rr Secretaries lon
nc hss Of ohtr ai are invited to JOIN tn. above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

ny Democratic Wing General Commit
tea speciai Meeting Of III. Committee vii bs hen o,
rd Eyen,nr sept lTh at ~ O'Clock, NJ the Broadway
HoHse a' = n. BOWDlTCHtBLUNT,C Chairman.
IosrrH P. pIRssos, secre.ariv. SIC s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
Keen the Rall rolling.'

rSs- Unionists AssociniiOn.-The Members Of this
Association are requested meet n National Hall on
DAY EVENING. September 18th. att o'clock precisely. for
the purpose of proceeding from thence in procession TO the
Mass Meeting Of the Wings Of the With Congressional District
to DC holden at Union Square.
Extract from the minutes: .
Resorred That meeting Of tbs Association snail De hSd On
IN Novsn5ar next By order Of
SILAS CHlCKERING. President.
ROM d UOLMES. SecreinTy. slo1
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II The following are the resolutions of Ii

u The following are the resolutions of the
Wing State Convention-which were omitted
yesterday. Trey follow those already published
l6. Resolved That the RICH; of the States of this
Union administer civil and criminal justice, jui-
cialiy nb~olu,e sacred and essential Stale indie
pendence and that all attempts of citizens of other
States 10 interfere in such administration savors
anarchy ana tends 10 DISCRIMINATION and revolution.
Il. ResoireG, That the only proper mode of reyi-
sing or reviewing legal proceedings is by appeal 10
superior Judicial tribunals; and ali attempts BY self
constituted assemblies or conventions 10 nullify the
decisions Of the courts OF other States deserve the
severest reprobation Of all friends OF civil liberty
Is. ReSolred, That all attempts OF the citizens OF
this State 10 interfere by mobs and violence in the
administration of justice in other States ought TO be
met by effective means OF preserving the peace and
preventing outrage.
10. Resolred, That repudiaiing and dsavowing
nj! e1traneous issues we will adhere 10 all the great
principles and measures Of the Wing party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

ErHropiA- MrysTRRLs-PALxos OPERA Housr.-This
hou- scarcely nrh rnutln 1e crowds that
ed Classic OF Amusement hethst the nafcrs OF;
tie .sinrrent--hs skin OF rerforuex-o the anD
accommodation the house. the attractions know
that these hrstr-s s We bad The toGn
dapn Tor .ucces. that hope sy be encouraged TIL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
u w. II. VAN WAGNER, Blacksmith, will ed
vocate the Protection of Home Industry

At .Midiietonn. Conn. this day. Sept l7lh.
At h. mss Hirhts. Saratoga Co Thursday. 18th.
Al South .4menia. Du;cheS Co Saturday. Dist.
AT Iitchfeid Conn. Monday. s}i inst.
At PiaiRti.id. n J. THURSDAY. 2o;h.
AT Spn,ruiiie, do. Friday. 25h.
At Red Bank. do. Saturday, 25th
All these are regularly called Mass Meetings
Mr.. V. W. is ready 10 do what service he can to
the Good Cause on the intermediate days, at such
places as he can attend without breaking the
above appointments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

u Yorso GrSTLEgEy di,posed to devote portion OF
time the study -; Susc the Ozan Piano Forte
Guitar. or Vocal Muse, receive Duvs;e tuition IRON
sroerisnced Protsu he furnished raents
stated hers tor practice Apply u .Irsc Rooms Il
Fulton t2l nil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
Later from Europe.

Later from Europe.
The iast-sapg packet-ship Victoria, Capt. Nor
gan, arrived last evening from London and Ports
mouth, in the short time OF % days. having sailed
from Portsmouth on the oath ultimo. She, however,
does not bring any later London dates than the 30
ultimo.
We do not find any whatever There had
been no material changes in the Money and Cotton
Markets, and the quotations the same as the
day before.
consrq uently 10 India news.
The Victoria brings over 80 cabin passengers,
among whom are Hon. II. w. Hilliard and family,
late Charge D'Atars TO Belgium; MIR. Henry
Phillips the celebrated vocalist: Dir. Robert Owen
nf Harmony, Eng. and MIR. Robert haywood, the
celebrated actor.
The ship Milton, from Liverpool August 49, ar
rived at Boston on Sunday. There 10 English
news atloat. Paris papers OF the l9th say that the
kings visit 10 England had been finally arranged,
and that he would not be absent more than week.
Some surprise created al Paris on the 9th. BY
me appearance OF an ordonrance, announcing that
uarshsi Soul, had resumed the porteuille OF the
Var Department. which, according TO an ordon-
aancs o: the preceding day, had been entrusted 10
the Minister OF Marine.
Paris dates OF Tuesday, Goth August, state thai
the panic on the Bourse sril continued, and funds
and railway shares suffered farther decline, caused
ny the commencement OF hos,ili'ies in Morocco,
which may lead 10 rupture with England. II was
! yumored that the reparation offered by the French
government the English cabinet for the affair al
Tahiti was declined by the English minister because
II. Guizot refused &c publish the terms in tie Mon-
;eur.
The steamer Cuvier, Capt Dulerbar, left Toulon,
Aug Il, with dispatches for the Prince de Jonville
tnd Marshal Bugeand. Ii was certain that the
Prince meant TO boulbsrd MogadSre and Larache
and blockade the whole OF the Morocco coast, while
6ugeaud would march or Fee
The bombardment OF Tsngier by the Prince De
onvi!ie, seems 10 have effected but little after all
only one gun. in the main battery on shore, was
smounted, and the houses OF all the consuls ex-
cept ,be American and Sandman received some
smage. The loss OF lives on shore was only six or
eight. The French ships received no grest damage
in fact they were too far OF to DO or receive an,
great harm; the Moors stood 10 their guns well.
From the Moui'eur Alserien We learn The submis-
son 10 the duke d'Aumais of the tribe OF Oulco
Zeisn of the most important OF The district Of
me Aures A grand dinner was given in honor Of
The Prince al Coustantia, on the 18th ult by the
garrison. His royal highness was present, and ad-
dressed the officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

E crowded house 8, the New York MI,eim last night
rhe L'ushrg Gas. Cs'cne Ninsjre. Nor,a the Genie
Sons. Mis- NJ. dGair and jIey eyn- the danseuJe fe
the Hi'ra ou. fercmance Commerce. nj. evening at
quarter 70 5. The Laughing Ges much amusement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

u The Loco Focos Of the WITH Congression-
al District of New Jersey have nominated Col
JOSEPH E. EpsAL1 of Sussex as their candidate for
Ennnress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

- N.nJ vsry many .i!i fancy the ccniso5loa or Egg
atcbnx Exhibition CT a5 BrnndSay. so-trins tecep
ti-e-th doss hatch ne Ezs They
rzs that s he prduct by stez7 Al who ske!-
H. only rist III exhibition and ihsiT doubts ~il
r,aI The ard scientific much lefestei. The
--,rr.tnr tie M -rhfue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

t-S- GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for October was sent
rs Yesterday by the NrwYork publisher, VIM. Fl.
Graham, 100 Nassau-streel. 1t is usual beauti-
inlly embellished and its contents are rom the pens
OF some Of our best writers. Among other articles
we notice very interesting one on American
Artists in Florence by J. T. Headly, and poem
Of uncommon merit by J. B. Taylor, young
journeyman printer VINO evidently is man OF true
genius.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

10 Young Mems Henry Clay Association
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEWIfOEk.-h
nins Sept ii7lh ut ococs, ., Committee Room Nations!
i AZ is ara '''ee' PETER sCoYEN. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

TIE Country Newspaper Ad~s Rising AgrueT ofV B.
PALMER M 81 Nassau tbs Buicing, affords
complete oopottans whoeaie merchants. Job
bers retaiers. mehcfIcier. &r 10 make kn"an hbruad
;se respective estzDlsnneG-tner Names nubher Streets
Sc The fed IS wide oLe, ana v=ortay Vi u,tet,.ioa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
II EXTRACT From LECTURE Fashion. by y. p

II EXTRACT From LECTURE on FASHION. By y. p
WILLS. E.q.:
Ladies and gentlemen. hope
You have heard Of GOurauds Italian Soap
Il Is the ~ best thing you can buy, INT
You procure his remarkable Poudre Subtle.
Ladies. you must u wear DOWN on yGnr faces
Boards were never vogue with the Graca
Gems. your skln must be clear ard pure.
Or the belles wo Mt looE you. you may be
or each and all ] beg and ea;rest
You II 20 20 81 Walker et
Gouraud will supply with ali you DESIRE
And lea-e nothing on e.I;h IN his line 20 ceslre
Goufsuds chemical preparation, FOR beauyiny se ssin
w had IN THIS city only at 81 Walker street, hr.i store
from Broadway Beware Of worthless counterie,. s ecd
SINGING CLAssEs.-The subscriber vii commence his Fall
Glasses about the tint Of Ocobe. Of which farther notice vii
given They viii cuns., o: ladies' and gents dsirous
obtaining thorough knowledge cf the eeedtay PRINCIPLES
enabling them read sac-sd vt sight IL these
1he new Singing Book BY Hesss Hastings ard Bradbury
Tire Psslmcdst) viii be introduced. 3D. Ladies and gent.
ierous OF reviewing the eleasnts and paccag see 81
Children and yorih who viii &c Instructed By SIR B. in IN.
eemens the practice of Appropriate juvenile songs.
i.is,s are open for nnme1
WIN B. BRADBURY. 10 E!driise .fieet
sic 2'S- ~ near Ri.Insion.
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r,on o., roy,v,ss.s AT.ss1or E,b q isis.

From GOp TOMPXIS6S MESSAGE. Ftb. q, ielo.
nng objects will necessarily invite the atten
ION the Legislature the situation OF the Manufacturing
interests of The country ought To be degarded The ear
" effort they made render their country independent Of for
scn supplies little facilitated the operations OF the Late
War A neglect their interests cannot but
csrain OF future Institutes the direction thai
Patriotism, and entetprise would Otherwise 10 grr.. pro
portion OF the oapta of the county. Ii pr.."n 700
plaln to require any observation 10 IT, ~ "a
-. ~ an lsDEl I.
vn 90, ~ 80 ~ - ..TnTR FOR IT'S ESSENTIAL SUP
MiiiSn 81 The maintenance of Manufactures
" Ssw oil deep Interest To the and future pros.
,sriiy OF county, and confidently recommend them
your patronage aud protection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
r.,,b xyarJ, Atten.ion Tho A.hl4n.

a. ~ IN. Tenth IVsr! III old me-li'= az tNrr
ife1, CSno,ters Columbian Hail TUESDAY EVENING.
Ss.eber7 Sew. IA good pcase have enens, 10 = pee
who viii n,ercS s that love The truth Gnd NE "a lAvo Of
IN, etani. ron, DINER Wards invited - siiead.
TLe j,l,v Glee Club viii also Re on hani.
iiy order of ISAAC n JESS>CE' ! tea"lSH|
William Il WALSH, 2ss-,,,,tie. 49,,
Rr.u.ap +. SrILLwxLL.> se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

IowA.-The Convention to frame Constitution
Tor the future State of Iowa stands, Loco-Focos 81
wbigs 10, tie between t~o Wings, and l hide
pendent Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

~ The IXth No OF Harper's illustrated Bible
IS published this morning. 1t contains some as fine
7ngrayings have Yet appeared in this costly and
hesnfifi,I work
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couR1:CALENDAE. THIS Oar.
CITY LIGEN CE.

:,
COMMON PLKAs-Nos. II, -, 10, Il, Is, -, y
u. ~, %, 70, &c, %, 80, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

rs Eleventh Ward In pursuance OF recon-
,,sr,.,nn OF the Whig General CoriIttee the Democrats
Wing Electors requested To meet at the corner OF Avenue
.nJ ;ri i, on "Wednesday Eyerng. 18th ln';. ~ : pat
7ocock for the purpose choosing Three Delegates meet
in Cts Convention select nteen ce.ates TO me Seas
Convention also n choose FIVE Delegates 10 meet
Tn,y orysrton 10 nominate Thirteen Neuters OF sem
by also 10 choose SIX Delegates 10 rcpeen the Ward his
Syh Congressional Dsrct TO nominate hsppeI iVf lSa
gress Rs order OF tho ward Committee
s'eSS ~ 'N- JOHN 2. CONkLiN, Chairman.
,r-. q, ,y,,r Ssr-atrry ,7 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

:. The great Agricultural Fair and Cattle
Snow commences at Poughkeepsie this day, and
will continue through tomorrow and the day follow
inc. The great interest felt in Agriculture and The
facilities for pleasant trip TO Poughkeepsie will no
doub induce an immense number OF people 10 at
tend this exhibition. Our Reporter will furnish US
with ar early account of whatever may be OF gen
erai inreres, and importance.
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~ Seventh, Nvnrti.-pG:usatic call 81 Tho Gee
re- o7, r,eo Of Democratic .ss Young Men, tine lhr0
CRAIG y, n Young Men OF the Seventh Ward se iscc-rt
IN s,erble AZ the Wing tcac ousisrs and Gay keaf
Soon, cruet Market sad hast B'oSfwHy on lG>1r
Ey.ns sept. l7ih. oclo-S 'ot tee pT'p"se Di
:, ,initrt number u. Delegate, 20 thc !emcc'ac Wig
yruny Meas Sa.s ;ouvsu,lan 10 b- held at chester On
ty.inny the - OF October BY Order O! ihe l-r:Hfe'
~ he seventh Var Young Meas General COMMITTEE. I,.te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Vocal Hus1c.-ye ch-e,ful!y call attention to
H.. Warmers advertisement for new class IN 'o-
al Music. hr. W. is possessed OF an education
and IN Acquaintance with the modern languages OF
Europe which should give him decided advantages
KS q teacher Of this ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
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,,e' ~, - ,se t,.ubw vii he reid :; toass s-cond ~,'i
II ,el on " rpcsa ysnrg the 18th M, NJ pas; "cs.
All h, msmbrs part ,'iaty rccl- - - a'-le g IN"
comm I. who have sd me chsryc Siting re Bsnn-f
T. tine Club X make ;h-ir report wben Il EXPECTED ~,
IN. time will BE- TX d tar ~ pr-.cn'ttnn
The Club w be addfes,e ssyef speakers. ant sare
some iae sag. from ;Se GleG Club ,