New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01
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gasocIAL DESTINY OF MAN: or, AssocIA-
~ and Reorganization of Industry; BY A.
p.'..,s9s,sl"-being his original Synopsis Of the
Da.;.l and Industrial System Of CHARLES FOURIER
- i again for sale in this city by J. S. Redfeld,
c;,ton Hall, after having been for many months
....inable 1t is bound volume Of 40 pages,
n,sssnting fully the discoveries OF Fourier
Price 81. z---
gTHr jew: Historical Romance by c.
s.,snrrR. Author of The Jesuit, translated from
=. German, is to-day published by ]. Winchester.
III. ; powerful story, and has acquired immense
..o,larty in Germany. We believe it conveys
moral while exciting profound interest.
rzs,rRAyELs IN THE CALIFORNIA; and Scenes
no Pacific Ocean by THos. J. FARNHAM, Au-
~, n Travels in the Great Western Praires,
no anahuac and Rocky Mountains, and in the Ore
.on ,srrtory,'' No. II is just published by Saxton
!, Miles. 2O5 Broadway. Its very Spirited most
.o;cv; in ;rs deneation of Spanish American charac
-, and contains, we think the latest and fullest &C
counts we have ofCalifornie and the adjacent seas
Iris TO be completed in two more IS cent numbers.
r=sTHE NEw-Y DIRK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE and
no Collateral Sciences, edited by SAMUEL FoRRY,
" D. for March, has just been issued by Langley,
y Chsharn.st. Its noble work, with articles by
PM. Bedford, Drs. Post, Hosack, Roberts, Nissan,
Prof Caldwell ofKy. w. FL. Prescott, Washington
Irving. sc. &c. This work is beautifully printed,
IA pages to each number, published bi monthly at
s3per annuIn.
uRoRY O'MoRE, an Irish Romance, by S.
lover, author Of Handy Andy &C., has just
been republished and for sale by w. H. Graham,
Tribune Office.
~ The PROVIDENCE ALMANAC for 1914, en-
bscing Business Directory OF the principle towns
Of Rhode Island, is a very neat and convenient
work, by B. F. Moore, Providence, r. l.
"THE ARK, and Odd-Fellows' Western
Monthly magazine, just been started at Column
bus, Chic, BY A. T. Ban and A. E. Glenn. Month
lyatsl per annum.
Wing MEETING IN TRoY.-A large and spir-
tied Wing meeting was held at the Court House,
in Troy, on Monday, for the purpose of receiving
the report of the Nominating Convention SYL.
yEsrER MORTON, Esq. presided; and the meeting
was addressed by the Hon. d. LEE, of Erie, and
Hon. N. W. DAVIS, of Tioga, in manner which
called forth the greatest enthusiasm.
series of first-rate Wing resolutions were
then unanimously adopted, and the sub-commit-
tee from the different wards to whom the duty
had been entrusted, reported the following named
gentlemen as candidates to be supported at the
ext Charter Election: For Mayor GURDoN
CORNING, Esq, for General Assessor, JOHN K.
KIMBERLY, Esq.
These nominations were received with accla
nation, and the meeting adjourned
In the evening very large Mass Meeting as
sembled at the Court House, at which the noml-
nations of the day were ratified, resolutions In
favor of Henry Clay and the Tariff were adopted,
and addresses delivered by Messrs. LEE and
DAVIS, who were introduced to the meeting
BY GEO. B. WARREN, Esq. Every thing IN Troy
looks well for the good cause, and we expect that
the approaching election there will result IN
triumph indicative of glorious victory IN No
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