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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
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10 MESSkS. DAY / NEW Eli.
GENTLEMEN: As the usual and only method Ol brnGpg ~
public and satisfactory test the relative merits of your Bank
Lock and the Lock otter the community throughout the
United States, proposed the palt o the subscribers Ia
place the hands OF dSlnercsted Committee one OF their
Bank Locks. with the OF five hundred dollars. wkch
Lock shall be subject to the examination Of person you
select Cor youreyes for twelve hours TO beng
upon door for demonstration, and full duplicate
kcy t1 nd Lock sha! be put IN hands, or OF any ndv
dual selected 10 dcnanstrnc upon sad Lock and the Commit
whom mutually appoint shall lock and unlock such
Lock twice every twenty four hours, with key made by
ourselves and which key shall have the privilege Ot chang
every three days desire and the five hundred d0u
proposed be deposited. shall be pad By the Committee the
person. persons who shall successfully pick, pcn with
for weeks from the put up. Provided al
gentlemen, put up OF your Paauopc okon Permuta
Of five hundred dollars. Ihi. WILL il carried o assure the
whether the calns mnde by the owners OF hcae Locks.
pu., uefiectly against their makerS, although
ulut ti'@y iiS key, Is, or not correct-ns will make
retaining uupnca.e ">lar to attenp of the manu-
nct,rer upon his own Lock, when " p al use uio
Bank vault door. a.. ,e ,lus
We offer our Locks TO Banks. individuals ne the ptu
ultra Lock the omly that has and Cannot be picked
md publicly belief thu; # meet this ISSUE your
Lock will be opened and Mt the same c our unlimited Con
lence IN our own Lock and a that II possesses nl te
merits claimed IT, Asking nothing TINT We are unwilling
10 Grant any competitor and only desiring thai the truth should
triumph. solicit reply through the TeI,in when CON
yevs tb. Very truly sc. JONES & HALL,
og) 81 LccksmiS, Newark. ~ }.
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~ CautI"n.-The mtEcrber deens II Il duty he owes
alike the public and hm>ef To caution Banks throughout
The United States against individual who eshs 10 impose
defective ar,cc upon them for vault door security the same
time pretending that he has and pick Andrews Comnn
toni ocE which he demonstrates BY first locking
j, 5nseit und then By the Instruments throwing back
tho bolt thin. which one acquainted " the constfuc
ton of said Lock do III two mluutesCusne qua uerS
Interested ne therefore desired TO oes Their own Locks ma
keen the key themselves, when they at Gid ny
TAX that the Individual referred To Will always be I'M
prepnedhas forgotten his instruments, Gc &c md cease
troubling them. h; =. JONESs
,.rIp Ran 0c Newark. -. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

Sr White Plans Institute.-An English and
Classical Boarding School. JOHN sWlNBUkAE, A. NJ.
Principal and proprietor, circulars may he obainen AZ e
bookstore OF w. Jackson. T7 Brocdwny. olo s"c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

the Eighth Ninth and Fourteenth WARDS ecoec, ha ;he
las, Grand Rails IN th;, District will be held At the Howard
House 'hls evening Other mee:nsy will 6e hed nj The
ra Head Quarters Of the Wni-s; but al the above named
place an array Of talent both singing and 'euhInc. Will be
preSen lc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

1rEighth Ward CLAY AND FRELlNGH,,Y
SEN-lhe Friends OF Clay and and Plo,
ciinn 10 American Labor the Empire W ard are requested
to make enry arrangements for The Grand Procession on me
nh n, October The Merchants earnestly requested 10
close their Stores and the Manufacturers their Work Shops
that the Clerk and Mechanic may have an opportunity 10 de-
vote tho hole day to this important duty.
Those who precede the Pioneer Banner are
To hand their early Us possible I" e'ner
Of Inc undersigned. 80 ,,,., >,L cL.
asrs Nil ,.ho depend upon labor for their support.
Mnkero. that labor should receive the care OF Gov
md who wish tho out with rs.
ernn.ent invited to - Clinton Hotel foot OF
The Clab meet on Monday nisn. " Head Quarters.
Sp,ing street. ind Tuesday night ct La.
Howard House. r, r,
Ie the last parade of the Wings be worthy 1.-THE Cdrse
By order of ne JOINT Committee OF Arrnn ,ement
Pioneer Clan Club IFdrd F'r CrEamiftee.
Jas. I. NJ Beakley. Ch. j. w Van fet, Ch'
VIM. 4. sweet. lisnIge hoyn,
WIN. Simpson. = d. EslnSs
Morris y. Cohen. VIM: W. Dow'
]. w. B!nuvei F!ad'k Perry.
John A. May. HAT.
WIN. NJ. Stone. -; W. Allen, -,
By order JOHN A. MAY. Chairman
FREDERIC PcR2Y. Secretary. "'e G"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

ltJ- General Executive Committee OF the
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, PARTT, October 18th. 1874
The following resolution unanimously adopted by the
Committee 49,
American Republican Party that the Committee Of arrange
ents the Mas. Meeting to be held the ih OF November
requested be particularly careful that no Flag er Banner
having on any device indicative OF preference for
either Of the Presidential or ubcrna,onal candidates be nd
m,ted INTO the procession, and # found IN any part OF 10
The ranks By CIler Of the Committee
JOHN LLOYD, President.
w. L. PRALL, Secretary. OBJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
rbc WING; will rally from hill and valley,
:tTHI'ITII T"I NITf'
,enrv Claws Reserve Guard Coming z


&c Henry CIay's kHs"rre Guard Coming
60 The Rescue.--At meeting of ,hc friends OF CLAY
ana t;! lNGHUYsEN, held for the purpose ol bringing
anu WI have not joined any of the Wing Associa
,;n,s o HERMAN VOsBUk%u RIPLEY wns called to the
Chair and SAMUEL b. WHITE appoin~
of the meeting having been rcnd' the ioo"lns
were Offered and adopted
pe.oy,d Tba in view Of the approaching contest which
We shal shortly be engaged. hereby declare unaer
bic determination to Stand by ni GdGo @ @ pSpe s n II
upon those who hive mol nS yet hached tneeres 70 an!
md finn pnlv of the Goth inst.
RcS0ired that the officers OF this meeting net as Com
mec carry the above resolutions mo erect nld aAe e
necessary preparations.
In pursuance of the above resolutions respectfully invite
the friends of our country the friends OF Henry Clay who have
not attached henseve: TO of the Wing Associations, to
come forward and strike blow for Liberty and the unon
Already our brethren other States have awakened up and
are ready the the triumphant and brilliant VIC
tories which have attended the Wings OF Pcnnsyva Ohio
NcwTcrsey and Maryland fully demonstrate Wings of New
York will you not follow their glorious example and join in
that splendid of victory which rolling blmiy
the Cnlon Come let mnjcstyet go
forth from this City which will cheer the heart OF the Patriot
of Ashlnnd-et him know that the ceasns food Of
umny and de,racton which seeks destroy the far fame that
he ha. Justly enned finds response the bosoms Of the
Frcemen OF New.York By order Of
HERMAN y. RIPLEY. Chairman.
SAM'L B. WHITE, Secry.
Our friend. will bear III mind that the of
Broadway and Grand street at A. NJ OF the 9th o3o It.
GrS- Attention, Junior Henry Clay Club
All young Wings who intend to ION IN Procession Wenes
day. Both inst, cordially invited TO meet at the froaiway
House o'clock, md ION in Procession with the Henry
Cay Club OF the Fourteenth Ward.
Youn. Wings, come aud show your zenl tor which on,
CoromsY battling and when they shall have lett
w. {. E. GILDERSLEVE. President.
J. ARosHrTH. Vice President.
I. =. g. fPRESTAIs' RH,r. }}sccrearie.. %,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

Court Cajendar....T This Day.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 81, 80, II, 100, 80, As, 46,
l7 35 30.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

PosT OFFICE, New. York. Oct. g. lsi!
10 English NntI.-Letter Bags per steamer AGA
ptA which leaves Boston on Friday; the l Of Noycmber
next will be closed at the Upper and Lower Post Oices IN
soclock r M JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM,
oGs A. Pos. Master
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
A. Whir Prucr ,sinn ann thc 3Oth October

instsnt-The undersigned Members Of the Bar OF the City
of New York hereby gf their n,eaton of uniting with the
Wings their respective Wards in forming the procession
the h October nud earnestly request a themembers
of the Bar IN voT election Henry Clay and Theodore
F,ainrhuyscn nIso 10 ioin IN said processiog.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, .iuc:oreer.
DY BANGS RICHARIsS & PLATT.-Sore A4 bfoeS.
ID wsy.-Lber cash adyancen'eni' MADE on e"n'sn1''"
r r gave removed No. a4 Broadway. e se-
ioo-s aSOy. hcr fotlrci pLscc. - :.
TIN -RSDAY EVENINGS. Oct. q,
LARGE SALE 0y NEw BooKsAn extensive nod veJ eteei
et collection Of valuable Books. consisting OF The Scrp o.
popular English and American .p,hos AnnusS io iss snG
soks e biriass suitable 'or he Holiday, Popular schcct
aud CLASSICAL Books. sne Bibles, Prayer Reos' SscA1ons
Encycopttiia AncrcHna. 10 SPARKS tiIe
Washington; Spark, Life OF franklin 3 Hewe, ,pen
dd Pe'o,H Paye; BOX eeSaa s2u1: 10 o 10
Curo,e' Gibbons Rome; Il Blair. Lectures svo: tuise
>nas Rome svo Locke t,.ays. 10 Goods Book OF Nsirs
iBshog Mcilyaae. SERMONS: Lord Baeou' W?,s.: John
>on, Works, Smolet, WORKS; Marhs's LIE ci W ashns
,ou: 10 Wyatt, Natural History HaIpc,, Cia,cS ,4o.3ry
Corl> WORKS 80 Buchans Domestic Medicine; . " oncsrs
II the Universe 90 Maya, WORKS: y SCOT. Napoleon: 200
Soy,h Chefs Chidren of ;he Aheey p PIciin prSSFea'
r.riou, s:zr, E, Work Book Of BRITISH Poet elegant:
Ii bound: 10 Popc Works, Wedswocd, Revised SSau'es
fos, Book Martyrs 30 Female 9uisore,g 3 Chc's.Tssea s
> Riley Narratives 5Seeseds Woiss: shnnds o Eih-
op.a 500 yolune OF New World Pgbhcahoas s9r:ee; a
feyre, Modern Builders GUIDE; 10 Reramn,s hfchlect;
jefferson Vorss 10 Tcdds johnson and Wsket> ostAy"
ncuonsr5; Lrcset;'s Wriinss Browns history % iL
nos, Musy Encyclopaedia OF Geography. y: se'efs! n
d-e,i vols OF juveniles. sc.
=. tnrts az.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

IrS- Rhode Island.-LAW AND ORDER-TEe
OF Rhode Island requested 10 meet at Clinton Hotel
THIS MORNING tIvelnesay) ut 10 O'Clock for the pur.
pose o uniting with Delegation from that State. go II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

" House Carpcnters-ata large ana teSpeeulolc
meeting OF the JOURNEYMEN HOUSE CARPENTERS,
held ut Military Hull Monday evening 9h inst. JOSEPH
C. FORBES elected Chairman. and WILLIAM G. HENRY
Secretary. The following resolutions were passed.
Rcsoired, That Committee of five be appointed to make
The The &fes'a'y &h arrangements 0' ''E ~ ''au 81
The following persons were appointed SAID Committee John
Kcysor lVm F.. Berran VIM G. Henry. WIN. Seaman and
Rfsoired That COMMITTEE three be appointed to drah
resolutions expressive of tho of the meeting.
john Keyset VIM + BcrIipn and Wm II Gedney were yer
ninble and Resolutions, which were accepted:
CIV Hs S Y % FEEL % Se
1ur and believe To he the interest OF every Norkngman
support the election o Henry Cay and Theodore tFene
ResoyreG That we will give them OF, undivided suppos
ThSmpson ngssS eels a at rs o'clock T. M on Wsndqy the
ns to JOIN the Grand Procession and We invite all our breth
ren OF the trade 10 Join with us;
The meeting then adjoqTnsed4y 4yp, 3 ropprs chairman
WIN G. Henry Secretary: OsA'
~ Coopcrs.-At an Adjourned Meeting Of the Coopers
held at National Hall Tuesday Evening 9th nstant JAS
w FILM was called TO the Chair ana w. HATHAWAY ap
pointed Secretary After hearing the Report of the Commit
tee of Arrangements. motion of Mr.. FAIRBAIRS II was
uer ef Centie and Canal at o'clock IN the 3h instant
L. Join IN the Procession
Punc,us attendance requested Badges will be furnished
TO all who moy turn out.
On moton-Te Proceedings ordered to be published IN
The Tribune and Courier & Enquirer
~ Adjourned. JAS w FILM. Chuirman.
WM. HATHAWAY. Secretary.
Gs- At n Meeting of the Painters ofthe City of
New York, held the Marion House, On Monday evening.
18th inst agreenbly previous notice. THOMAS R. DIS
BROW Esq. was called 10 the chair end GEORGE B. DEAN
appointed Secretary
On motlcn committee Of arrangements appointed to
arrange for the Grand Parade The ath inst.
The trade requested to assemble at St Johns Park, Va
rick street on Wednesday morning. ath inst. at o'clock, to
jon in procession with the tmde.
TIlos. R. DISDRoW Chairman.
GEORGE Is. DEAN, Sec'y o@a
GEs- Brush MaRers.-At a meeting Of the journey
men Brush Makers of the City of New York held October Is
1874, Mr. WALTER WELSH called 10 the char. anu
Mr.. HAMLET NJ. FARCHILD appointed Secretary On mo-
ton.
;,cSOlred Tha, committee of five be appointed 10 make
the necessary for the Grand Wing Celebration OF
"Wednesday, the 3Uth of October.
On motion the following gentlemen were appolnedJacob
Carter james ) Thomson John Gundey James F. Brown,
and James \. Campbell
On motion. Walter Welsh and Geyarse Relmer np
pointed Nlanhas
On motion, adjourned 10 Franklin Square on Wed
ne.Lay, the SHh inst. ut O'Clock.
WALTET, WELSH. Chairman.
H,NIrr NJ FAIKCUIIp Secretury os92t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

~ sixth Ward Clay Club and Ward Commit
tee ard all oters IN of Henry Clay by resolution tie
Club WI! me-; IN front Of National Han. Wenetay
morn, O-iober 3rh 10 O'Clock around the Sixth Ward
Banner winch vii be there displayed.
TFiOS j. DOYLE, President,
totx " PIF ssoy Secretnre>- o.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

CS- Wings ofthe Old second, are yOu rea-
dv.-Thc saunch old Wings of the Second Ward and all
who are III favor of the election Of Cay and Frenghuysen
and Protection 10 American Industry ac requested meet
the Second Ward Henry Clay Club Jones Second Ward
Hotel No. s. Nassau.Street. "wednesday morning 9
O'Clock for the purpose joining the Grand Procession
Badges vii! be furnished gratis
By order ot the Committee ui Arrangements.
VIM. Turner. Geo. w Phyie, Jas. II. Akman,
CALVIN Case Ebenezer Wech
REVO c. HANCE, President,
o2a p Second Wnd Henry Clay Club
Gro A. Hoop. Chairman Second Ward Exec. C1mmi;,ee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

OF Ashland DivIsion No. II. s. of T.-By g
resolution passed their last meeting the absent members
the Division were be Informed, by notice the papers, thg
the Of this Division require that every member should
be present at the next meeting Oct 3h, Of great
importance will be taken into corsdeIail - - - -
IT. JOHN HAZDET, X. ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

GT Tenth Ward.-The Democrutlc Wings Of the
can Industry ue requested TO meet nj their % Head Guar
ter, Columbian Hall 13 Grand.stree Wednesday the
$Fh INST Mt ocock 4 to JON the Grand Rally ol the
Nhic, Of the City that day.
By order of the Ward Committee.
J. H. HOBART HAWS Chairman.
IeRfTaH FRfrz Secretaries. o9 atc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

GT Early Riscrs, Attention "A meeting of
the above Association will be held 1reShsrs Hotel corner
OF Broad and Pearl Streets Thursday evening October 3t.
hafpe O'Clock Every member requested 10 be
present a. important business will h- laid before the meeting
By order of ROBT. LATTA. President
WM. W. MAGEE. Scrv. uSl &c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

Coal Dcalers.-Ata large and enthusiastic meet
inc the COAL DEALERS held purslnnt notice IN the
oaner, ~. JACOB WEEKS was called TO the Chalr and
CHARLES H. pARsosz appointed Sectatny The call Of
the meeting having been read. i,-nan Ripley offered Inc
following resolutions. which were ndoped ui2nnoisIy
pt"dnct, which are .ieed and encouraged by the nr Of
S there are none more important thun Iron and Coal which
Inbound so extensively country, anc winch iufisl
The means of subsistence 10 thousands Of o c0untmen that
believing Ie the duty Of Government 70 project as Tar n.
bo,fuy provided -.it, hereby pledge our unnterabc
determination stand by to! the st and that we "ll l2n
our brethren the ;h INST IN lc. Saiin HH na 'ay "1
CLAY. PRoTECTIoS and the | SloS, ut
Ve,!rld That the proceedlncso this meeting be published
IN the Wing raners and we cordially invite oil persons
gagged m the Coal trde meet at the Howard House on
"wednesday the 3Hh inst nj ~ o'clock. 10 make deInoirn-
non WORTHY of the grent interest which represent
V ~ IIy order of JACOB WEEKS. Chairman.
,c...,,x,u n p,psoxC Secretary II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

7,oake arise. aud p,ck your ftnts be for crertacn
The Wings OF the Third Ward, the Clay IN. patriots,
and all who go for support American Industry
estly solicited TO this morning g s14 O'Clock AT No 3l
Washington JOIN with the Third Ward Clay Club
the grand Wing Procession. Every must be the
ground Your Country cals on every do his ttty
JAMES E. WOOD Chm Third Ward WhigCom.
WILLIAM RTSK. Secretaries J..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
~ Grand r,oIIv I'm tn, Second v-ard,,

u GRAND FhTly IN tflr Second " ard =
Members of the Fulton american ndnStrY Club requested
assemble Burng Slip, foot Of John street, at O'Clock
"Wednesday morning, Oct 81 To take the line Of march aud
JOIN the procession.
We invite the friend of CLAY md FEELISGHusEH generally
the Ward, 10 accompany intend 20 mike dem
worthy of the measure. and the which IN
tend a!d By placing him IN the Presidential Char at Wash
incton.
The Procession will tax, up the Inc OF march at halfpas
9oclock and proceed the Second Ward Hotel and there
receive the Second Ward Clay Club. II hoped therefore,
that every member will be the ground early US clcc
where they Will receive the splendid bndre a0ped hy the Club
HIRAM CORW-IN, PTes't.
f. T. RACKET. Vice PIest.
DESYCE II. DEVICE S..,,.
STrpuyy CAN Gee lA' o9 d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

r~S- ShIpmasters of the Port OF New
York.-The undersigned Shipnas;efs do hereby signify
their intention to walk Procession with the Wings on the
m Of October ms; and earnestly invite those citizens who
are in favor Of Henry Clay md Frenghuyscn TO unite with
,,,o.. Il, Coming s,lch Procession
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
ns- Clay Men! wings Of the First lVa,d.

The Clay Club Of the First Ward together with the Whitehall
Wing, and the Wings OF the Ward generally will assemble a,
beshers Broad street Hotel "Wednesday morning. the
3h ns 90 O'Clock for the purpose of proceeding TO the
place assigned to them that " IsS arg Mghg MSre%snt
the firm and the nf the doubling and the Come
one, come all on foot, on horse or IN carriages.
Badges will be provided on The ground
oaet,, ii. GAFFiPk s AFFiPIkEsuER }Mnrshals
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

~ Thirteenth Vard.-THE LAST GRAND
RALLYhe friends Of Glay and FrelnShuyssn the nea-
rcnn Industry requested meet Wednesday mornings
Oct 3rh AT o'clock at the Club Reading Room, No 81
Grand proceed body 10 Hudson street, to Join IN the
Great Wing Procession.
A. w WHITE, Chairman Ward Committee.
EDW. COLLINS, President Clay Club
john VI GRIFFrrHs. Secretary w ard Committee -
j. o. Hunt and H. B. CHAPMAN, Secretaries Clay Club o'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

''Coine Brothers Arouse
" Third Ward Clay Club.-The rmber Of
the Club are ordered to IN their full force the Head
Quarters No. a Washington street. 90 O'Clock this
ng show themselves The great processon-the last rally
bOoie the morning of that day when the mpe Stale will
raise her favor of tie Constitution and and
Harry of the West. WILLIAM DODGE Irssiden
WIITEE K PESSy secretaries. go ltc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

D~ Hanover AssociatIon.-The members. and
oil other Wings not otherwise engaged requested TO meet
at the Broadway House, This Morning. Of o'clock 70 JOIN
The members of the Association requested be punctua
in their attendance n the above named hour: By order
JOHN L. MARTIN, Pests
ID SuyPwoop Sec'v cSO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

Passengers Arrived.
Ia nc shp Sutton, from CaarieSton-MsS Willard, Mis-
Newton. DR. Brandon Mr. Curts, Mr. Johnson-l steeraSe
w NC bag Macon from SarannGh-Rey e 2 Brown.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

Ninth Ward Kentucky Clay Cub and all those disposed to lend
Eer ald are requested TO assemble nt Kentucky Hall No 50
Perryseet on the morning of Wednesday, the Goth ut
oceck cooperate with their fellow Wings ~ the ceeba.
ton OF that day. MOODY CUMMINGS, Piest
NN BItrrNGS MECH Sec'v oglNs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

C3- Notice to Ta;lors.-Thcse who intend joining in
The demonstration of the day, will with the Delegates
from The surrounding and the Western HOTEL
Courandts'cct half past o'clock preparatory 10 taking
The station assigned them the Of arrangements
WM. 7. JENNINGS.
go WN. GARDNER
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

NC Eighth Ward WhiS Executive Com
mitree.--The Wings OF this Ward. rad our friends
throughout City. informed TINT there will be Specia
Committee in every SundEys excepted) NJ the
Howard Ho-e fom this time until the Election wfce IN
ormston will be gladly received of kind calculated to
affect the Election Our friends earnestly requested 10
give early information of all persons who be disposed to
violate the Elective Franchise. that efficient may
b.. taken an every attempt Fmuulent Voting promptly
NN will Dth
ciprvcate with our friends cf other Wards BY order
HARVEY HART. Chaifnan.Ward Committee.
DIVE G.' Crane. Secretaries. ols tN5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

E- Stone Cutters, Attention. All Stone Cut
,e favor OF Protection American Industry, requested
TO meet Lawrence Owens Stone Yard. West and
De,bro-ses Wednesday Morning, 3h Oct at o'clock
to JOIN IN the Great Procession.
Be- order Of the Committee of Arrangements,
ALEX. LANRANCE, Chairman.
THos. HUoHEs, Secretary o2 Pts.
~ Attention n!-BOOkSELLERS! BOOKBIND.
ERS! AND POCKETBOOk MAKERS The Publishers
and Booksellers generally invited o the Bookbinde.
and Pocketbook Makers IT the great Trades Procession the
sth inst, The Booksellers will fall in behind heir banner
which will precede the invited guests who head process
sion.
The Bookbnders will have large cars the Pocke,book
Makers oe and each beautifully decorated and drawn by
splendid grey horses appropriately capHrsoned the whole
be envened by SetaeidsS celebrated Banc of twenty
s,clanS.
The line viii form Liberty street s's; side rt BrOGdrav
al O'Clock a. VI.
C.. c. MANN, l. CHAPMAN,
T. WALKER. j. WILSON,
CASTORD Com of irrnnsculcnt,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

DADGES! BADGESi-.it the Tribune Office can be hsd
ID Of the most splendid Badges OF the dny-Pce Only ~
per hundred, 8 ccnts SirgLe. :,
~ 0,IO NEIG BADG ES jnst out for each Wing who
~, ,U'jUwlil appsaf the Procession on Wsdaesday
ne1, for sale nj - Beeyerst oS Gus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

Gys Tenth Ward:--" EVERY MAN TO HIS
Democratic Wing Electors the nrd and all Others friendly
Clay and FRELSoTysES who intend 70 unite with the
1uesed e assemble Congress Hall corner Of Bowery and
fIe,efs Street, TOMORROW MORSiNC;. "wednesday at
une O'Clock precisely The line of Procession to the Battery
vii be formed under the direction Of Charles H. Wheeler
Marshal assisted By the following AID AsBem r. SInTe'Re sum BEL
nard Nathan Richmond, Henry r. Coward. Augustus; Weed
The Marshal will detail proper Escort Of early hour, TO
proceed Wumsburgh for The purpose of escotng our
Guests the Wilamsbugh Clay Club TO Heac Quarters
~ Il expected upon this important occasion, that every
Car mnn will ready take MS place in the line Punctuuy
at the hour named.
JOHN T. DODGE. Chairman.
Thomas DBISG, Secretary. CON
EynresS UZc y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
RyAysEL EDwARDs-sore No ; PARK Row, opposite

THIS EVENING. at : O'Clock, at the auction room;
ooS large and collection OF standard and ms
c.i S.oss, CONSISTING IN part Of
vhch wll " found c, sbon'S Decline and Fall cf ts
Re- ir.i V: Rolin'. Ancen, History. iv RuSselfs
V 0Ge,3 ": Rck's WofS & Thlen, F,sleh Rev.
Horace Wnlpoe> Work. 3v Percy Anecdotes: AcCuochs
Commercial Dictionary, 2v R!chsIdsons Encsh Dictionary
3v. ito, sc.
30 large a,,oneo, foocap and letter paper, waters.
qs lead pencils, steel pen sealing WAY, blank BOOKS mem
crundum books. &c.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
complete assortment o school, standard. law med cal and
miscellaneous books blank books, pa?e's stationery sc &c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

A.C TIrrrIE Auc,onccr.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GESN>N FANCY LOOPS, Ic. -
Ill JACOB s PIAl'r will sell TINS Day. ut 10 0 clock
the auction room, No . Pa corner OF Godeet' o PACK
ages cases und lots OF Hardware, Cutlery sc.
iso an invoice of fire polished steel Fso Sets wih stand
ards, s~me OF which very line. - 49, ,,,,, p.a
,o Paper Mnchc and Japnued Tea Trays Watefs Bread
aud Snuiier Trays, &c. r,,. ,,a
iiSO assortment oi cutlery, VIZ: lao" o'u
De,ser, KNIVES and Forks Pen and Pocket Knives.
.Iiso 10 German Toys. IN or:innl packages uI
- ~ L,.,.. r"r,s g. It.