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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24
,,ts aud snecches of Henry Clay.

Life and Speeches of Henry Clay.
Another large edition of this unprecedentedly
cheap work has just been printed and the pub
fishers are now ready to supply orders to any ex-
tent with tn promptness and despatch. The work
is in two octave volumes of upwards of HOO
pages with steel engravings and sold, done up IN
style paper covers for single SET 81 Oo-whoesae
price so cents.
Bound in boards with cloth backs and sls' titles 81 y
Wholesale price IS cents.
Bound in full cloth with stamped sides 81 5O-whoiesae
price LEO.
Bound in full cloth with gilt backs, 81 73cwhoes1e p :,
directions to have j, forwarded by mail The postage WIZ
double the price of the book and therefore advise all
who wish TO obtain it to seud their orders through me
saane who may be visiting the cities for goods
70 Wherever club Of twelve more can De raised al
one place. merchants or Others who make the purchases VIII
receive thsm al the wholesale prices.
GREELEY s MCELRATR,
DaW Tribune Buildings.
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FIRE AND GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AT NANTUCKET.
-Edgartorn, Fe5. 22.-The Poor House at
Ona;se. Nantucket, was entirely consumed by
fire. on the night of the Goth inst. The following
8 persons inmates persisted in the flames:
paul jenkins, Thomas Hull William Hutch
ms, Jonathan Cathcart, VIM. Holmes, Sophia
Bebee, Phebe Jones, Mirah Davis.
You will probably receive particulars of the
above from Nantucket this day-but In the event
that YOU may not, have sent the foregoing,
which is all can gather on the subject.
Cor. New Bedford Bulletin.
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How A LADY LOOKS WITH HAIR oN The LIP OR FACE =
How rerulsve Would any suffer did they know that
at Conrand there acls that the deor
gentlemen need the East India Hair Dye, found the
place, which coors the haI but will not the skin. Improve
1yng tie blood price so per bottle, 81 DOZEN
Also Dr. McNars Acoustic Oil certain cure for Deafness,
81 Couapd and Cologne Water quart bottes price 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

,r.,oxs,y-The Legislature adjourned on Fri
"l lsst The bill, making the question of State
day ia the subject Of vote at the next Sep
GoS IT, election passed both Houses. A bill also
teu.I rranting to all free white male inhabitants
pssssu, he age of 81, and who shall have resided
aOo pow Territory three months, the privilege Of
IN ~. m the question Of State Government, and
!0u nsssnates to form State Constitution.
]" [Galcna Advertiser.
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II COLD FEET always evidence that the blood is
encountered with morbid humors which only render the
circulation sluggish and unequal but prevent proper SUPPLY
of the vital fluid the extemes Hence GOODNESS Of the
hands and feet accompanied with headache gddness and
many other unrleas ant complaints.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills of the best proven
tves the world againS, cold feet because they not only
but they mpart an energy the circulation which carries it
with vgor every part Of the system; consequently the
their due share of animal heat and cold feet and hands,
ether with every other symptom Of disordeed circulation
is literally driven from the body
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the frncpa ohce No.
288 Green wich-street.
Caufion-As coun,eres are abroad. avoid all of
doubtful chaa er and be particular TO ask for WIshts In
dian Vegetable Pills.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of the medicine
wholesale and reta-No 283 Greenwich street, New oTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 2i-2 P. NJ.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Brig Vesner. % DAYS from Machias lumber TO Snow
Brig Maria Hill Hill lro., Passport mdze, TO master.
Schr Homer Nickeson days from Boston, mdze 20 y
Sehr Fancy Chase, days from Boston, mdze' to > !"
Lewis l,s 20
Schr Yantic Derby, days from New'London NUE. 10
o,l, Pr suc,r
md moasses, TO Nesmith * Walsh. rup: aons,,;c
Sour Candace Brighton lays from Fall RIVER domestic
goods 10 Ti.das S Burden. ch ho,rd 70
Sch, VIM Gray Dyer. from ProVlncetowh hsh 'o"nu "
Shr Merchant, Mathews from Folly Landing OATS to
Sbr Polly Hickman from VIRGINIA oats. TO T Ravens.
Schr Emperor Crowell from Fall River mdze 10 master
Soop Van Name, days from Virginia Oysters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

p,.nosEp-A man named John Jackson of
-. ,.,cr county, Pa, was recently convicted of
I'm lido and sentenced to the Eastern Peniten-
l', for term of two years. On arriving at the
u s..n he was Immediately PorteriSed, and left
pho even being shorn of his locks. Flee to
4. Kew Stone, 0 ye rogues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

DARING HIGHWAY RonRERy:-on Monday
.;,bt Young gentleman from Cincinnati named
r rsah,sn who had arrived in our city on Sun
I ". having in his possession money to the
aaS, Of $1,000 brought for the purpose of
an..ba sine iron and nails, as he was passing
p F1non Second street, in the vicinity of Mr..
S S,I"s warehouse, was knocked down, and
". uaO whole amount of money above named stolen
t s,v him, Pittsburgh Amer.
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hlARRIED:

On Thursday February the puanes Presbyte-
ran Church. by the Rev Dr. Pots Mr. EDWARD Smith 10
Miss NANCY SHEPARD, all OF this city.
On Wednesday afternoon, February 81 By the Rev VIII
lam NJ Stiiwell. Mr.. JoHS ARMSTRONG TO Miss SUSAN
Nails all OF this city.
At Alb my, February 90, WALTER HrBBELL Esq of Ca
Of Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

FIRE IN PAwrucKEr-About o'clock on Fri
day morning the cotton factory, adjoining the
Rhode Island side, at Pawtucket, belonging to
The heirs of the late Pardon Jencks, Esq. called
the Burlington Mill, took fire and was entirely
consumed The factory was in full operation in
the manufacture of printing cloths, employing y
looms and $50 spindes. Providence Chron.
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Passengers Arrived

In the brig B Lamar, from Scronnah-E Ewings J
n ordan, NJ HIzer, and 6 in the
III NE brig Isaac Mead, from Mobtle-Cart Thomas and
MIR I urtis, late OF bris Zebra States, OF Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

F,.r.-The alarm of fire last evening about
o,clock, was occasioned by the burning Of a
iDD 10. boat loaded with onions, potatoes, &c. at
IA soot Of Vesey street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

heaven can confer on man in comparison 20 which ali world
y treasures sink into nothing and nsgncaDc Tbs royal
robes o. princes with he rudy hue oheat
Thousands suffering from disc that have reduced them
total wreck, mg by proper treatment the of the right
medicine entirely t-ir health Disease. having their
origin vated secretion or intamm 4ton OF the mucous
tissues, chronic heumatsm sciaca umbsgo, sc1ofua
kings evil salt heum bes, BARRIERS itch, and similar dis
SarSapar which has been used many thousands of
with complete success.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for eyporaton
by a. B: SANDS co Druggists. (Gfanite Buildings J
B. D. SANDS 10 Fulton corner OF ,ld.sset and at u
East Broadway Of Market-seet. Price 81 per bottle;
six bottles 70. S.
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EVENING EDITION.
q O'CLOCK, p. Nj.

NovryArIoN.-We learn that the Wing
"hlI .;na committee on Monday evening last
NOnlllaiy nominated ROBERT E. TAYLOR, Esq.
Vic candidate for the borough of Norfolk
as inc onsnng election, and that he has accepted
at the en a,;on. Norfolk Beacon.
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> The Church ofthe Redemution. in

| 10 The Church of the Redemution, in
s,'h street ostTsen I'd and Sd Ayeas will opened
preached adapted 10 that season Sermon On ne1 Sundsv
Evening BY the Rev. John Wayand Service 10 comTeaee
att O'CLOCK. PAIR.
p ST. Jude's Church-N Y University Chapel
W Sunday Ey:ains Feb 18Th s ss2ri sss
o'clock fe2.
q. The Rev. Lewis p. w. BaIch will deliver
any Protestant Erscopa Stanton s.. between EssI and
Free. 80 '''' sea- :" '''s iui I,s az
I 3 The Rev. Dr., Wainwright will Preach in
shs Episcopal Free Church Vsndewa;er
The usual quarterly collection will b. taken up e54l;
The Doctrine of Election and the Di-
vne DeGrees-As taught 10 the Presbyterian Confession
Ere Congregational Church Medical COLLEGE rosbr street.
S2nd .io5yl doors below Spring street, Tomorrow after
Seats Free. fs2i II.
Spring Fashions.-For me accommodation
Of Manufacturers abroad the STYLE OF Gen,smens Hats
for thu ensuing Spring will be forwarded them b. mail on
application, post paid, 10 LEARY S. CO.
Nos 4 and Astor House
EB.-Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats Of the
Sfpe, al counter.
Newly York, Feb. IS, 1874. f2i BOT
y o. Fish has ready his Spring Fashion ro- ges-
teIaens Hats which for durability and style surpasses any
thing before offered. O. Fish received the first Premium for
Nutria Hats at the late Fair in this city, and the first the
late Far in Philadelphia The public invited call and
inspect his Hats AZ his Warehouse 1877 Broadway doors
above the City Hotel ORLANDO FISH,
22f lmis Fashionable Halter.
The Democratic WING Electors of the
City and County OF New York requested 10 assemble in
their respective Wards the places hereafter DESIGNATED on
Monday Evening, eth ins The purpose Of selecting
three D. leg es from each Wad TO represent them Wing
MavoJav Convention, be held the Broadway House
FRIDAY EVENING, the first of March next. Il O'Clock.
Also TO appoint Ward Nominating Committees for Charter
Officers
lst Ward, Thresher's Broad st Hotel.
2nd - Second Ward tiote Nassau
3rd '' North River Office House, Washington 81.
4th 4" Shakespeare Hotel
5'h " Marion House.
9th ' National Hall.
18th q franklin Hotel.
8,h F." Howard House.
9th a. Northern Exchange, Beecker ST.
10th " Columbian Hall.
nth 4" Corner Of Avenue D, and Fourth 81.
18th Z" Reeds Hotel Bloomnsiae.
18th - Corner Clinton and Grand st5.
lith :" Broadway House
18Th g Constitution Hall.
10th - Hazistons Gil, Avenue aud 18th ST:
nth Henry Clay House Avenue A ard tlrs 81
By order, ~ BOWDlICH bLoNl,
Chairman.
Jo! 81 HGe. Fin. Haw' Secretaries Fl. TasNas ATS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

~ The property and privileges of the Della
ware and Trentons Fall Company wv were sold at
T-enton on Tuesday last, for $4,000, subject to
an ncumbrance of $4,000. This sale was
-,.de bv the receivers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

The CHAIcERY srr-If any thinking man viii look al
the display Daley makes the temporary dissolution Of the
Injunction, the remak he makes w be usthow
the truth he keeps hmst He publishes the order
tered By the Chancellor III the following words: The In
junction is dissolved with to abide the went OF t
suit, with liberty to the compliments &C. Coz
the the hearing Of it shall appear by evd. in the
that the allegations the bill making the original
ue and the of defendant Daley deny
ing those allegations is false"
Then Daley adds Also the pretended contract between
Comstock Co and myself has been declared void by the
CHANCELLOR himself in the broadcast possible
bareaced liar This deduction but the
Lutte and unavoidable result of his ishng
the language of the Chancellor allowing the In
Junction and aging the breath that the Chancellor
had declared the contract void which this Injunction
founded This does surprise know the fellow
We have given this English worthy much more attention
than he deserves he has false of
who knew him, ard whose ne Cb
tanned from list from Office and now assure
any who DESTROYS Of having the article with his
it, that will furnish it true and genuine in that FORM We
have the copyright the name and be deprived o H.
but advise all Councils better article and from
four TO ten times cheaper, according the size.
COMSTOCK co. 81 CORTLAND ST.
CAUToS-The ONLY office III this city for the GESuISE
Pain Extractor is at 81 Courand ST. twill be given TO the
FOOR.
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DARING FRAUD AND FALsEHooD.We re assert that Reu-
ben ORTIZ the of the State Of New York has
dissolved the injunction against Mi Henry DALEY obtained
by Messrs Comtock and that the said ComsockS are pro-
hibed from vending the said DALEY s Magical Pam t-x
tracing save, If it not why have they suddenly
phosed the name of Daley Conuell poor r
lborer their employ and daring atx the Certificates CIV
en- for Daley salve to the m'taSn We are appointed
shrink from its sale spite of the threats of Messrs e. to
crush by be suits aad Of our popular cosmetics
Buv no ese but at Walker St. door from the
of Broadway and that H. Daley written with
every box All others counterfeit A pamphlet gwen
crals at the store. See thu True Sun OF this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

HE HUTCHINSON FAMlLY on ,heirreiurn
rom the south respectfully announce the citizens Of
>,,,, nc tsolG;AL ENTERTAINMENT.
~ y . ~ o:SEooN, Broadway, on MONDAfEFE
ING February 60 when Will BE- introduced their NEST choice
Productions "hleh nave received The appreciation of the
Iissr;s Fiily Cents
Stoddards 0abos. + H. Chambers. c. r. G-slains ana
Firth < Halls ~ the bookstore Of Ssxtoa
Miles, aud the Ticket Once Of the Saloon the eseunS
To coun,sree at quarter before O'Clock.
PROGRAMME.
l..
QuaIstte-Blow on Blow on-A pirate see-BakeI
New Qusre,ts-A life IN the Wild wood free.
Descriptive B.li4d-The STERN.
Aew QuaT;s;,e-Ny mothers Rbls-wortS By u r Morris
Pant IL
Quaste;ts-We are happy and trt-Sueeei from RaireF-
So!o-Recollsetons Of home
Gu tFstteLind o: Observation-Disclosures by G. 7. Morris,
E<q-irrarse'l as Quareiiee By Hutchinson
New Quar;c,te-Excesior-Wo BY Henry W. Longfel-
low, Esq.
Qrartee-The grave o! BonaarArrsnee. by Hutchinson
Quar;e,e-peacral slumbertas the ocean-slnsio by
Conner.
Trio-Roek.way-words By Henry John Sharpe-Meody
BY Russell
snatsrhe Old Gtanits SiatsCoulsnIn. family History
OF the Sons aud Daughters o, the Tiiee of jesse from
David 20 Asa ISIS
CPEAKLNG AUrOMATON-This wonderful
~ aud work. the production of Seventeen years
unremitted and study which has the
Claus both ir Farge and .9mercc will se eHhiosd by Mr.
FABER the !nreGar, gerson, on and after "edneSddy
in the Morning O'Clock P. NJ and from 10 o'clock
the Evening Exhibition Room at as Broadway, OF
Lisyensrdstrset, entrance in Ltsrenard-stn-;.
3amittanceoo Cents; Children under 10 years hall price
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HAVE YOU USED
CHAPMAN'S
MAGIC
r A z OR S T R 0 ?,
100 wILLlAM.sIREET.


Pric. 30 Cents, IS Cents, 81 CO. 81 Is and 81 50.
Warranted to please, or the money returned.
Reailed the principal Hardware, Jewelry Drug. va"
tionery and Fancy Stores
Third Nard.-A ball TO be given 2 b the e, Thl NJ
,Ss aiF farmer Of Ashand al Washington Hall Monday,
10Th of February, 1874 Tickets 10 bs had Oh the ioi'SiS
nanny Third Ward Democratic Clay Clnb Ball Committee
Themes al Fl fssr'' " VIZ i fsnsS.
Gaor,e Briggs James Alderman,
George Wetsel 3; A. MaysTesu,
imss n Wood VIM. l. Shardlow,
Thomas Mcknight, Robert Crt !n
S @I9I'sm 4 Rn mI00'''' Peter ST. otisnon,
Wiiliam 5. Marsh James s p n,nq
J. D. House, James ' lNei'
4. D. Gastn, ,,,-. 'e'a ~ Leg
ulev Coaches Carriages or Cabs engaged for this Ball
will Sc, theS company with their horses heads towards
nnans street and rake up reyease oidsE when ieahs
By order Of M c0@ HISS f FEERs Chairman
s.R. MAssrr, Secretary. 2sfst
The Treasurer of the Fire Depart
no,,1, as donation rsm the lFna Fire Insurance
Comsny Of this City, the h1nis Of Jacob y Fa s
% isi, ~ II
mERc 1AINSTTbS H library
10000 Volumes;
20 British and American Pertooichtis.
Psf,ons not Engaged mercantile prsts MAJ become 60 me
subscribers OF fire dollars ysasosth a me
sn . shss cHa II esfSr Rec Sec
u Cotton Canvas: CoMPRlSIlCCG9r Xii XII
AW NINGS. sc. Also, HEAVY TARPAULIES.IA A.
PER EELTlNGS. 50 10 70 inches wide BAGGlNG pam
and twsd % and heh Also Grain and Meal Bags q
'-' ''''' BRINCKERHoFF, FOX POLHEMUS,
n5sr,;s SO Pine street
~ Ladies' Festival and Lecture for the be-
naht Of The German Mission Meth Epis Church. Seconds,
Win De heldn rigLo. Saloon BOSdSGy on FR3.1 eysn,nS
Rev Prof MArrIrT will NJ special request deliver Lee.
,ure the AMEkesS and FksNsH Rsyoluons p4,Iios oi
Ireland Fsh, OF the National Eagle AT half past Socock
the doors of the Supper Saloon viii be thrown open
The band OF the North Carolina will attend upon The oec.
sion Tickets 80 cents each be had at Bensdic' Squire
9s Bowery the Tribune and Sun offices at h smith Gar
.t Store 4iS Psars;reet Nibo BAL and a. the door
B-As the occasion will undoubtedly be one OF interest
the number Of Tic kets has been limited 70 iHsu ~.
feet comfort to the guests ia eA""
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q Central Clay Committee.--Broadway
House Friday Evening, February 10th, Sit-J \. REf-
NOLDS President, the chair, and fourteen Clubs repre-
ssnted-it
Resored That il be recommended to the Clay Clubs the
several Wards 10 before the first day OF March next
for the purposes of COMP etng their 10 ensure
full the meeting Of this Committee and
to make necessary for uniting with the General
Comm the proposed celebration at the Tabernacle
the fourth Of March next. ,
Resolved That meeting of this Committee shall
held National Hall Thursday evening" the seventh OF
March next, Il O'Clock.
R.soired Tha, much Of the proceedings OF the Commit
Tee refers the meeting OF this Committee al Nation
al Hall be published in all the Clay papers.
Extract from the minutes
i2O eodtAl JOHN 1. DODGE, secretary.
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OBJ If

4 MIRACLE, WONDER AND BLEss!NG-To cure any
flesh is Jones Italian Chemical Soap The effect of this
on the on the skin almost 1t has received The
warranted never failing remedy for pmpcs, ieckles
boches scuryy salt reum. snnbun morphew chapped
dscoored skin healthy cealness 1t cures the bites of
insects musquitoes &c Sold price 30 cents cake.
buy no the city WI! be cheated by an
infamous dishonest counterfeit If You thus cheated
nmnsh well the offender Every label of he genuine has T.
Jones on the wrapper Sold the of the American La
gle 90 Chatham ST y. Y 39 Fulton Brooklyn i222teod
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR FOR THREE SKiLLINcs.1
Won AN hardly believe how afford 20 sell three sh
Ing hnes We do it to you Try this Joness Coral Hair
RESTORATIVE and thus knew qualities be the following
will force thu hair grow, stay It's falling on cure scnr
dark For dressing the hair nothing excel thst makes
the hair soft dark and beautiful and Will keep II TN ocer
twice long as any other sold three sizes
nce g. and shllngs bottle, the sign of the American
Eagle So Chatham street, ~ Y; and l@ Fulton street.
Brooklyn. |2i zIrou
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ALSO. JUST PUBIJSHED

THE MUSICAL ALBUM-PartI |. Price 25 cents. Con
tanning five popular Songs for the Voice and Piano
Forte. The ladies invited to examine il,
WILHEM'S CELEBRATED METHOD OF TEACH
ING SINGING IN CLASsES-Prce 81! cents. This
work is used throughout Europe.
FIFTY DAYS IN A SLAVE VESSEL-Ptice Ct cents.
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZlN Z, for February, fac simiie
edition Only 50 year-l8. cents single Save your
money
LOVE AND MONEY-By Mary Howi,t-Price l7i cents
THE GRUMBLER-By Miss Pickerng-only correct edi-
ton.
ST. PATRICK'S PURGATORY-A curious and enter.
tanning work, full of wonderful legends Price IL.
Ell DORADO, with Map-A valuable book. Price 81:
cents paper-jO cents bound.
L. S. D.-TREASUKE TROVE-A most laughter. pro-
yokng Irish Romance. by Lover ~! Cent?.
LOlTERINGS OF ARTHUR OLEARY-l2; cents
MAYER'S MEXICO-l6o Englayings, bound in cloth and
gilt. Price $3.50.
WANDERlNGs OF a JOURNEYMAN TAILOR
throughout Europe and the East. Price IS cents.
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NJ Sixth Ward.-rhe Democratic Whig Electors
Ward rogue. ted to meet Monday Evening
the goth cf Feb I! O'Clock at the North American Hotel
conmandaon of the General COMMITTEE, for the OF
selecting three Delegates the Ward the Mayor
atty and also appoint Nominating Commit
for Charter Officers
By order Of the Ward Committee.
fr2I
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r First yVard.-Pu's ant TO ommerd alton ofthe
Dsmocratic Wing General Committee the Wing Electors OF
the First Ward are Theshers Broad
Hotel Monday Evening. &c last at u o'clock for the
purpose of ecng three Delegates TO the Aayoaty Conven'
the ensuing election full attendance OF Wings desirable
CHAS. RlDABOCk, Chairman.
Iour IT JopToS Secretary (e2i q
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BELOW,

BELOW,
Shin Eeespon, Adams from Palermo, fruit, TO Lawrence
Brig Sorherner from Newt orleans, PROVISIONS 10 order
Wind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

NJ Fifth IVard.-The Democrat Wings Of the
Eth Ward are requested assemble the Mansion House.
lG West Broadway Mondy Evening 26th inst a1t O'Clock
r. NJ for the purpose selecting three Delegates represent
the Ward in the Mayoraty Convention be held at the
Broadway House Friday evening, ist March, at q
o'clock p VI also ect Committee nominate Char
ter Officers for the Ward the ensuing year
ALIEN Fl. SCHULTZ Chairman
DANIEL CARPENTER, Ssc,s,ariss
'eS'e'Si'N' "a N
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PERPETUAL. FAN AND BAZAAR.

PERPETUAL FAN AND BAZAAR,
For the exhibition and sale of every description OF Goods
Wares Merchandise. New Inventions, &c More than tour
year. and has for the examination OF the
articles rlan be adopted which can give so GREAT
also sdyee the residence and business OF n. dsp2Sit
the principal city papers and 100000 MUSEUM
BILLS rer and also have competent person EN-
poysd who's eoe business will be 10 ot out The merits
Of the arces deposited make sales and Obtain orders on COM
MISSION &c
~ this the seasonwhen business arr making prepafa.
ton for their transactions and are Particularly
Location and the Museum the general rsoIt OF persons
coming this city either business easnr tins is GER
tainly the efficient method of adyersrg ami now Is
The precise time or dpostng Goods Cards Sc and the
Man would respectfully all aud examine
his BEAUTIFUL SALOON, and learn the terms Tor re;
ceiy,ng Goods and Cards of Bnsnesa, which are Nthf
LOW, much less than the ADVERTISING alone would
cost each individual RECEIPTS given for AL articles
depo.ited, and th,ir safety insured te2S Otis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

~ Fifteenth Ward-The Democratic Wing Elec-
tors of the Fifteenth requested assemble al Con-
stituton Hail. $50 Broadway, Monday evening February
pointing three Delegates TIE Nayoaly Conventop 10 os
held al Broadway House Friday evening the Isl OF March
uert A, half past seven O'Clock Also. appoint Nomna
ting Committee nominate Charter Officers for the ensuing
Ss@'' ~ ALVA SPEAR Chairman.
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~ Thirteenth W-ard-Pursuant 20 a rsco mmend.
aon of III. Democratic Wing Genera Committee the Dem
ocratic Wing Electors of the Thirteenth Ward vi" meet at
No 3s Grand street on Monday evening 26,h instant al Il
O'clock for the purpose of selecting three Delegates TO repre-
sent the Ward Mayoraty Conveaton Also Committee
to nominate candidates be supported al The ensuing Charter
h'e''''"' ALFRED w. WHITE, Chairman Ward Com.
IouS NJ GRIrrITus Sec " c. 2if 2t
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