davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14
G K f A r A TT r. ACTION

GRAND CONCERT,
To BE GIVEN by the Members Of PAL 5O's tla,e) COM
THURSDAY Evening March iith, 1874.
The company e9a,sts Of the following Iade, and gentle
meu MRS. PHILLIPS, NJ S. SHARPE, MISS BRUCE
Mr. LYNCH, MIR. KNEASs, MR. HOLMAN MR.
PROGRAMME
Part |.
Sypsy ChoruI-iTom mile By the Company
Song-As these charming Mr. Kavanah
Song The rapture dwelling. Mrs Will ins
Song Nh my hoIes forever bghud first time. Nr HOLMAN
SonE-lys nothuY else do. Sharpe
Cho.us Tyrolienne-Let u, heste to he noun
BY
Ball id-Tky parting look Of Sorrow Mr. Lynch
AisS r
Song rrnaicNy brogue and bar, ey MIR Kayanah
Erand Italian Duett IN alton az Sig
nora Porgirs aud Signor Lsm bpeas-
greni MIR, Sha, pc and Mr. Kneass
Quntette-Shes lost we Fnov-from Somnim-
hula .'.'...'. by the Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14
FOURTH WARD,

FOURTH WARD.
THE AMERICAN RE- UBLICANS of the Fou tn Ward
W., will bold fublic Meeting at the SHAKESPEARE HO
TEL on FIR dav evening March IS halcpst o'clock
for the purpose of hearing the report Of NomE aug Com
the Me.ting
All those friendly to principles are invited nd. 1t
expected that several 4be speakers will address meeting
by order OF the Association,
-, - - JOSEPH HUFTY, President.
ALFRED q SAWYER, }e'e'a''s m1t2tsm
Mr.. Wales LECTURE This EVENING, the iith
inst at the Hall Of the Lyceum of Broadway and
LispenArd streets at the hour of ~ ocockw embrace
su ct OF The Earth and Moon the supposed origin sz- and
DIS ance oil the Moon how measued-th. Tides
especially n. second explained The whole illustrated princ
pay by Mr. Wales large Globe and Transparent Celestial
Sphere which will b. fully explained Admission IS cents
n The next Lecture on the Planets Sun DIAL Time &c.
on FRIDAY. The 18th mIi ltsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

TAT BEE. FAT BEEF.-On Saturday 10th March will
be oered sale II Centre market pair of beautiful
fat .fer onl, year. cd, and pa ROT Steers years old
raised by Mr. Merritt Of Conrec by
be tn best aud ta have been offered III season
Asp very superior fat Veal AVID Nut on al Of which will
sold a prices suit the times. The friends Of the
ubscrb ana the public respectfully invited call and
the subscribers dees etitoa in exhibiting for sell
liz good m ats above mentioned
Is. LAWRENCE, No II Cen'rsst
~ b. Meats bought at this stall OF III, city
FREE Of expense. inlt 3tss tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

NAVIGATION ON THE HUDsoN.-For the last twenty
four hours we have had rain. This with the freshet
which set in at Albany last Saturday, will open the
river by Sunday or Monday next. We cannot see
any thing TO prevent this taking place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

sPALmO's N. Y. OPERA HOUSE,.
Ad'i'.,sr o1s 6s part. o. Il. House Deo os..
Days Ss%S Wsdts as1, and Fss
BENEFIT OF sIGNoF FAPgTTL
ee ommsas March the Performance. will
oXERTTIRE ': a.' Ir'Hsi. EFT CLAUDIO
q sAyS& 3d v. !: 4.
Ate, which, dSSsS S%sssF$sAAEp on The VIOLA:
To scasiai with e - s AFT s. B Bii..l of
El,i. .......:. ca siGS so BoRGups.
s. s. fsS.fi yNs aissss;
LORD LORD H aFhsl y I.ssa IL f Sss.;
H-n5ie,t. Of - ncs.. sis.ea his-rtazi
The Whole 8. direction ssaef Aft Ii'sA.
For full p,cpiars, see bill, OF the SAY Box Once
S1hs ihes;is on the OF night. will lie, for Concert.
The Greatest inventio" Of the Age.
sas ss /. s:s @ e y.
MI III "sHT6N
."s ~ s' , cd .1 H. Fs l s
sI@6 his ia1eaoa Tor short time. so H.. he
rd h NAV S.s aa Opportunity wtneaa discovery
81 oM s. sa, 81 8:
'Gs aa every a sys sa:-s :. s:s
~ TIsKEi's 50 Cents; children under ten year. Of
side from Broadway "a ,msse
Park TIlEAThV
Boxes TH fa'i E3EN llSSGtF'N March a Il: css
The Performance will comnenc. with the celebrated
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
H'a Mis Mr., s! lon tooh
BOHEMA\S If PARIS;
. Or the Mysteries of Crine
Mons: Basaoi,t t6ippe 1is
CHATHAM THEATRE AVID CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY II ROCKWELL STONE.
BENEFIT OF OTTO NOTIFY.
THIS sT..NiNG. Msrch II erformance, 80 commence
Amer wsis, co,as
'''aA''' 'au ting A .1 ca Prolleries xo &C.
Otto Motty W II appear.
10 CONCLUDE
opERATIC CONCERT.
81 The VIRGINIA sEWEN tOEEs.
nITCHE;LLs DLy wf'it EEa4.A JTs,o.
THIS EVENING March n-i'h. s-r,.rrp.se., will !
THE ATTN MAID
oNs ''''' - -. Nr Holland
FRA DIsvOI.O.
JOHN PSETrYIonN CO.
j. M rrettylohn.. =, MIR Holland
BOWERY AMPHITHEHATE.
JOHN TRYoN... Manager and Lessee
THIS EVENING, March II, 1874,
KNiGHTs o. ST ST. GEnRG is"'''e Of
ssash By N any a @",; o. AE''s and
TO conclude h
THE FORTY THIEVES
Itsssarac e Thorue
Morgilna. ......... Mrs Thone
Co.ia... 49,. 49,. -. Mrs Herring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

- Ia.
CARO-.
SGNoR RAPETTI bags to inform patrons the Ope
- ra that his BENEFIT having ben tpone favor Of MIR.
Famo, 1t is fixed take place Thur day March H.
winch occasion he respectfully sclc Is eir psonae and
support -
popular Overture to ELISE Ell LAUDIO.
Aier wh!ch; BY p'rtcuar desire Of several Amltsum,a
PEROZZl viii al OBLIGATO on the viol executed By
AGer Which. GRAND SOLO on the v;;sli,, x,h an
AdagiS anu Brilliant Variltion-, by SIGR. RAPETTl
To be followed by the Opera
II. PURITAN.
-Sgnor Rapetti would respectfully intimate
holders OF the season tickets that their seats will be kept
until Iu'sday moro'ng. Dstolf &c
COMPLIMENTARY BALL
THE SCHOLARS OF MR.. Dr. GRANVAL. wishing
teacher and gentleman have ed tender him
p'imen Ball to take place Thursday Evening st inst,
a, the A polio Saloon, Broadway.
hev hope he former pupils land ends Of MIR ne 0ranvaI
Tckesc be had Of either OF the following COM unite
H. Miller w nusai
ID. Lath,n MildebsrgeY.
r. D. LAWRE nee, P,esideut
IT NJ. KLINE secrctuy. mia sss.rc
'CHE FIFTH ANIMAL BALL in Aid Of the Funds Of
will take place Wedne day. 2oth March h Apollo sa
loon, Brosdwsy.
800 ", NJ. NOAH. ESQ President.
H. GARnITs' Esa Tresur r. Iis Chatham SsaS ST.
Joseph A, Jackson. 90 Bowery.
Prilip Pike, 81 Broad street
Mark eyy, 20 Maid n Lone
J; /. Simmonts l5a ieah sts,t.
NJ a. King Isl Wat.r street
Lionel A. Mvess. SO Reade tree.
mia sti,'m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

g A X d.
HAVE taken the Store No 81 Wall street, for purpose
l. Of transacting GEN NsAL AUCTION AND COM.
MISSION BUSINESS. Consigrnen's solicited. Saies
guaranteed aud cashed lvances made when required
JOHN s. Belts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14
THOMAS BELL. Auctloneel
iSfrre No. IS finn stTest.l

TRUST SALE
HALL DAY JENKINS will self at auction at the Me
chants Exehlnge Friday the 18th inst IL O'clock
about seventyour Of tn. valuable vicinity
OF the Basin Of the Tide Water Canal H.ve de Grace
mia Nsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

b f. II + Il T. EFF! BEEF!
IN HAND AND FOR SALE, in lots to suit pm, cha er,
MVALENl INES, ~ Fn ton Market $50 barrels ytra
Mess Beef choice ac'e all selected piece; 25 areIs ii
Inspected Mess ke waanted and 800 half barrels OF amy
Beef, very fine trdsd for the southsru market.
The sb ve D. Ell packed CAREFUL aud judcious
ard will keep good 70 climate without getirg salt Re
m inter VALENTINES OLD ESTABLlSHMkNT,
ma 3msrc No I6 Fulton Market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

GREAT FIRE IN SPR1NGFiELD--Ad destructive hire
broke out about o'clock, in the wooden building,
corner OF Main and Sapdford.sis. (opposi'e Court
SQUARED owned by Joshua Frost and occupied by
Palmer & Clark merchant tailo's and clothing
dealers, and one or Nv others. hls hutoine WIN
al! the con enls IL totally burnt, and the adjoining
frame building north, occupied by Bnsgs ~ For
ward DIV goods dealers, Smith and Taylor, phnt-
ers and A. F. Cowles, barber and fancy articles, Is
also DESTROYED Most Of Inc contents OF me latter
building were removed. two story brick huid-
inr in rear o. the first. occupied as meat market
and for the storage OF $1,000 worth OF WOOL was
likewise burnt on with all the contents he wood
on stores of II. s. j. Brewer, Rufus Elmer, and
Simous g. Kibbe, were all burnt up. These per-
sons got out most Of their goods, except those in The
cellars The FIRE is more destructive ofpriva,e pro-
per.y. than any one which ever occurred here be
fore. Fall hall An hour was lost before water could
be procured, and consequently the loss is PROBABLY
double what it Otherwise would have been. The
whole loss will not fall short Of $4,000, and will
perhaps much exceed that amount Nine firms are
burn, out, and FIVE buildings destroyed. Ihe ire
was doubtless the work Of al incerdiary.
[Sprngfeld Rcpub. Oct. 3D.
HEALTH OF THE CiTY.-Not q single case OF yell
low fever has been reported 10 The Board OF Health
for the last five six days, and we have the best
authority for saying there has not probably been a
single new case Of disease in that form during that
time. Mobile Adv oct. D.
DISCUSSION on MoRMoSISM.-ElderJ J. +. Adams,
one of the ablest defenders Of Mormomsm, is en-
gagged in discussion at the Marlboro Chapel, Bos-
ION, with Origen Bachelor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

NTI-RsE WRlCHTrs SOOTHING SYRUP, req LHILp-
Rrs TEETHISo.-This valuable preparation Is ne NV
Srrinou an experienced Nure and mas o ued IN soo
Of Inc attacks OF disease when occur oue
of infancy. and II no" opeito % ING
h vie,y of mitigating SuFsrngs of children during mo
n,oce o(den.iton variety OF the most ala rinf ceo1<s
are incident that the most prominent oi WHICH CIV
nervous affections. convuSons iesers spssbic coup.
dnmmation OF the BRAIN eripons celansetbeo
ha tnevs dorefed stomach and OOsnes oi the oowsa.
EYneence he's proved thai IN Al! 81 The GDo'e
medicine will relieve ard large naj9rty esct "a
cure If timely used The following ce'i6eets rom sx , 90
Ny sarwe shows the efficacy OF Ihb Syfup ~
snt atnck of Inflammation Of the gunH can,eo
and bosei complaint. when every 0thef fene"y ia" -
''' ' BRooELYS, Aug. 81, 1874
~, ND c,d. :. Co (;entlepen-We have used IN
Sxs LVught'. soothing syrup, and. tndng IL
-, - a HE remedy some OF the most distressing atac0
!, fbs tender OF infancy. feel called upon.
h-ns, of Others snie the following: Our little girl
81, nuuatiOn and the g!lpng and oo<enets
Of the bowels, which. notwithstanding all our efforts tnd inc
care nd prescriptions of cur family physcisn con
,.,sd m srov wore She fss6J but tte dunDg nZht or
dty and the little sufferer almost feduced 70 skefetoh
W. could pe, but LIZZIE ouneyrs and tned numoer OF
e,r,ns. recommended. without her ceryng berent
from any Of them. until by me tdyice oil neshDo We Oh
,.nsd Sur.s ~ Soothing syrup and 70 our 10y found
-, 80 ,rns Immediate relief the sofeGesl and nfnm
n the "a m, wgs 4emOvet. and m les than - nou!s
OIL en,nsint wa cured and the child nearly as
~, a, ever We would recommend all mothers 10 rIe ms
~, y, usble medicine every ui'af cave Farher nio
nson viii be freely giyen 20 any person who VIII GU a. our
hnse in Smthstreet third roor from butst ,test BROOK
Vn' L CATHERINE MAXWELL.
Prepared and sold wholesale snc retail by DAVID SANDS
ri Chemists and DugVisis No. "a East bgoadwty. co.,
ne Of Market greet. NewYo.k; also soId oy A. y.
SANDS No. 70 FultOn-stTee, and A3 Broadway Price 30
cent?. ots o.eouis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
FOR THE PILES.

- FAD the following Interesting and remarkable cure
II ot Piles Mr. J. Bowman distinguished nfrI'teeS le-
siding 10 Brogdway has beea afflicted with the es io iopf
teen years lie consulted about three months since ms
breath was foul appetite bad liver torpid occasional papia
tons, counenance pale nnd nnsud. complain, :" pains ovef
the kidneys great irritation tension and weight ~ the lower
section Of the bowels attended with pile mDrs much IN
famed produce ntense .uiienGg NJ otnet hnes
relieving themselves By pToie discharge OF bD"d inducing
et tebty the muscles ci bGck from the l0nr contnu-
ed rna,on Ind degree lost Their possf producing
lutnbngo md with murh difficulty TINT he cohn ~a!k
h step teebl. had expended more han NY
hundred dollars IN fourteen yeas 0r thH complaint hhn ,ns
Obtained only temprfnry re. II NOW entirely cured hdvk
taken only Temporary relief; j. entirely cured having
taken only at my LE ELECTUARY has uaveseo
mare thousand miles SINCE nnd ei- no return VI o
comulant vel and active now rs ne WGA .hy yTns
sgo and attributes all Ia that lHastInable remedy d. w
HAMS PILE ELE(TUhRY. Render ths IS only 9ns Q, a.
thousand similar cases cured BY the same means he re
Eertuary en- internal remedy sold by the Proprietor az nh
tce 1915 Bowery four door. above Spring street. hdvce
crnfis Remember 10 BOwery. Agent L. Warner q 20:
1tca T. g. Fitch & Co. Syracuss Il. b. swni fDchaosfi
lnlmnn & 90 Ruin ~ 5ih ~ Im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
s.cond Week of the Fair for the
M.,,o,,nt Likness ofHenry Clay,


~ DR.. II. KfInbaIi's Funeral Teeth-The
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the hgi value
upon them by tho.e who have them, together "!tn
known superiority the great mass o. TEEN
mads this country. have induced Or knoa 10
make such arrangements will hereafter enable hi. 10 sup
ply increasing demand for them extent ne mas been
confirmed this design b7 the uniform success when has at
tended his practice this department Of M profession and oy
the high have passed upon these teeth by
many distinguished citizens 10 are wearing
them ard BIZ several Physcans AMI Den
this city, who have sPontnneOu of red the most am
ple testimonials 10 their excellence These teeth and will
continue 10 lie made by o. Kimb. e1c!asirev for has
practice they the cies1n; manner. heavy
cod pae and adapted the mouth Suc 10 COM
hre the highest utility with the greatest possible comfort They
warranted b.. by any that are made N the
United States und are guaranteed in all TO fit perfectly,
and MI the purposes that ar,cn tech be made
answer Dr. Kimb, wishes be particularly noted that
teeth made the style above mentioned at the prices
are charged for the most inferior kinds Specimens may
be house No 81 Broadway. Spring street.
ol0 lvSyr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

FRlGHrFuL AccIDESr-afonday evening, about
O'Clock, as OF the Locomotives attached 10 the
Long island Railroad was backing from Bedford
toward the South Ferry. for the purpose OF iaking
up Il freieh tram il ran over a woman by the name
Of Mary Mclaughlin, who was crossing the track
at the junction OF Fulton and Atlantic Streets sever
ing both her legs from her body, and njuring her in
such q name. ,he, she died in few minutes.
Anne rican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
WILLIAM TYRE, Secretary.
w Knickerbocker.: Wake uP;i wake Walk

~ kDickerbockers. wake MP SatHe
up.!!-"COME TO THE SOUND OF fOuR GUN
TKY'S CALL-"-The sublime Power o: Re7r6te fpnngs
from the united action individual members lie VINO re-
fuses his aid crisis unworthy OF lie fieeIo
be1uea;hed to him by his Fereinhe Let the merchant leave
his counting room mechanic his workshop the laborer hs
rese the sailor his ship. Let the nun OF business suspend
h. shOrs and D: leisure UIeEo his ese Ley oh una
younz-e rich and the p0o alike sand forth 10 'h great
struggle for P-orc,isn confount OPPRESSION and TAccae
the REhtS cf Freemen; -, ,r f-,, Ill >. =
sce the PARK on Wednesday afternoon next the len Inst
The splendid Banner prepared for he Club VII D presented
IN them on the OCCASION by DIT -u bed fellow cze
the Presentation take place front oil the tT man Al
o'clock precisely All artisans. HtehGnies carmen Gta
Others attached the Club. requested - arrange
selves under the several Banners OF aer Trace ana Ila
which will be- provided for and IN charge OF their own
Nafhns respectively Immediately after the ceremony oil inc
Presentation procession will be formed and proceed through
hroy b Clinton 10 Rv'ngiOn. thence the Bowery UP Inc
Rowery 10 9Th street through An Broadway thence to
Washington Place thence University Place. thence Ia q
yey Place thence down the 6,h Gown which 10
O. mime street, thence Ea'ick through which 20 lanai up
Canal TO West Broadway. through West broadway 20 WEI
rem and through which Broadway and the P1rk where me
proceedings will close. ,
Appropriate music will be in attendance. and accomhoda-
,on provided for the ladies 10 witness the Pfesentaon-
Badce will be on ground for those who may not have sup
ped hemseye and which may be procured OF either OF
the officers of the Club Rally kns kei6ocke.s Taly Ialy
BY order, EGBERT BENSON, President
GEORGE JEISHsoS. Recording Secretary 80 .
MAJOR LINES. Corresponding Secretary. OH u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
hlARRIED,

In Grace Church. the 18th instant. by Rev. Df Taylor.
CHARLES SPAR to HARRIET HILL daughter oil L. W. Try
on ESQ. oil of thus City. $500, .
On the 18Th inst BY Rev. Fenw7ck T. Williams. Nh SAN
vHL K WELLS To Miss CHARLOTTE FOWLER
In St Paus Church. Newport Ny, October 9th. ny Rev
Mr.. Moore Lieut. J. Z. MctgRRAS. T. ArIny.t to ROSE
H. daughter late Lieut.. Col. John Green. u = a.
Al ST Pnu Church East Chester the lith ns by the
Rev Robert Bolton WILLIAM A. SPENCER. OF Westminster
CArHESIsE daughter OF the late Peter Lombard ESQ OF
this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
.Jus,ice to Harry of the West,

nT Tenth Nard.-TO THE R.7LLYi-DEMO-
CRATIC CLAY CLUB OF THE TENTH WARD-A
Special Meeting Of this Club will be held their Head Guar
Congress Hal. Of Bowery and Heserstree At
Of O'Clock precisely, THIS "wednesday EVENING, in
order 10 proceed in body 10 National Hail. where The
Wings Of the WITH Congressional District To assemble
for purpose OF responding the nomination of JOHN
H. WILLIAMS u the Democratic Wing candidate for Con
grsss ,
1t earnestly desired that member OF the Club should
present Head Quarters pHHetudIv al the time above
specified The roll Of the Club will be at the usual
aud cordial extended every friend of HESRY
CLAY the Ward and rally under the standard
our Gallant Leader By order
joins Fowler. Jr. Secretaries
HI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
commercinl and Money Matters.
OF For Commercial, csd Money Mat.e-s sec Last Page.
TURssAY. p, NJ

~ For Commercial crd Money INate-s. Last Pare
TUESDAY. P. N.
There was no verv material variation in stocks
to-day ancies generally heavy The stock market
as vel as the hospital has it, cils md feve just now there
is chill on-aest comes the turn Of fever.
To-day was packet day for the steamer. There
WIS a demand in the morning. the marhet closed Ian
gudly with ull supply Of bills. We quote Sterling ~
1871 ,aes being at TO- Frcnc'5 22' a'l on
Amsterdam 491l; Bremen 79A 1875 Hamburg 355i.
In uncurrent money We have no alterations 10 note.
We never knew week pls with little change
in the currency ofthe country The may be sad 0. the
domestic exchanges Of the county excepting perhaps New
Orleans and Mobile Funds these point, are IN more de
naad Cotton approaches. and desirable drafts are
sa!eable ct improved rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

u- The Invisible WiE-So closely resemble, the
real head of hair TINT sceptcs and coInoseurs have
nounce the perfect and extraordinary invention OF the
day The great advantage of this novel and unique
beng made without sewing weaving. which causes rs ap
closely resemble the natural HAIR both
ighiness and nnurnl appearance to defy dececton
beautiful porous ard go free. that
in all cases pcpIrhon. evaporation unimpeed. and
the great evils OF other wigs entirely avoided ] he scen
c and connosseur IRE alike invited to inspect this novel
and beautiful whlg and the peculiar method Of fitting
the head, at,he manufacturers. A. e. BARRY, l46
Broadway. corner of Liberty street. stau o. Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

" UTHHdNl FAUUSC-tsCW NTTHIIEtIHCHts-
ROSWELL GOES informs his friends and the public that he
ms enlarged his BOARDK-S-(f ESTABLISHMENT,
known the Graham House. Sc Barclay by adding to
the adjoining house and prepared to accommodate fnn
ent or permanent BOurier the most favorable terms AL
friends Of Temperance desirln: quiet hOme and freedom
from the fumes OF alcohol and tobacco invited paronze
this house The Vegetable System with The choicest selection
of fruits &c which the market aor will be strictly adhered
bu: table will be served Tor thO:s who prefer tbs ordinary
mode. or mixed diet
o5 # law - y ~ ROSWELL GOSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

Nc Tenth Ward-The Wings of the Tenth Ward.
and all Others friendly The election Of CLAY ard FRESo
nUysES requested assemble Columbian Hail. No. 25
Grand street. "Wednesday evening the 10th inst nj oclk
precisely therce proceed body with the Clay Club and
Ashland Association 10 The Mass Meeting. TO he held at Ma
onal Hail. y. O'Clock for the purpose Of responding TO the
nomination OF JOHN II. WILLIAMS us the Wing candid
for Congress for the Fourth Congressional District
Wings OF The Tenth Ward lei be grand out
this OCCASION By order Of the Ward Committee.
j. II. HOBART HAWS. Chairman.
G IInSIi .u G SI11 Secretaries. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
discount on Bank Notes a, 50 WaIl.st


The Havre packet Of Tomorrow Will take about
sla5 Coin Spec!e Of which s75CO American hases
aud the remainder in 5 franc pieces and Mexicans
Washington Hotel was sold to-day at S62 o0O.
The insurance on property s2So. making ss5Co
1t was sad have been bought for Stewart Co. The pro-
perry % feet 8 by 100.
The Bank OF New-York has declared semi
annual dividend Of payable the Isl OF Novembei
The State Bank Camden ~ j. per cent Tor the last SIX
months The Franklin Insurance Co Philadelphia per cent
fJr the Inst six months
An article in the Rochester Republican signed by
mos, ueposterou non sequtur Voice OF Truth. under
takes to argue that Tau has ruined the farmers of Mon
roe County to the Of s5za s articles oproduee
by knocking down the prices. As specimen Of this lying
" Voice OF Truth quote the following prices from he
statement the writer makes ard from which no dednces te
loss he has figured up We cso the actual prices show
nc how lied order to make his argument hold
water lie gives the following the prices in the New-Yok
in 1879 md ISi4:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
NEW AND ELEGANT sTYLES OF
FRENCH AUBUSSON, AND AHMlNS TER
ARPETIN GS.

Jus; received. aud being Opened. large and we'll
selected assortment of French Aubrson Carpets OF ;e richest
designs and beautiful and astery coors con-
ssting of great variety Of and patterns SURPRISING IN
richness md elegance any oil the sind before imported
Also large invoice OF Administer Carpe;inrs OF pew anu
tasteful designs and coTocether with an extensive A..
sonent IN every variety of Royal We've. Witons Geneva
Velvet Tapestry uud Brussels Csrpetng Floor oi-Clo'h''
English Drusssts and all articles connected with The CarDtt
trade. ADAPTED 10 every style of furnishing the
largest and best selected STOCK OF Goods IN he city.
Persons wishing purchase the lstesr end best style oil
Goods at the mos, reasonable prices requested To call and
examine before making their selections.
REUBEN SMITH. Jun. 25i Broadway.
fOnoo.a City HALL