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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
CE- Mass Meeting OF the Wings OF Rich,
u.nnd Cnuni u III Pnrf PIC mnnd The " Whl.

mOnu county at POIt Et1chIH ohh-I ne W MT
o; Richmond County will hold Mas Meeting at PoF; Ricn
tnoad Staten Isald. Tueduy the 2h INST O'Clock.
P VI
james II. Raymond. Mir. Van Wagner the Poushkeepse
Blacksmith John G. Hamilton. Jc=eph Ho1e Hiram Kecaum
and Samuel S1ikwea'het Esqr expected to address the
meeting.
For the accommodation OF those who mag desire 70 attend
from city arrangements have been made with the
tnderel, Water Witch leave pier No. North
River. past II and uclyck F. NJ returning nj the cloa
oi the Meeting. Fare Tor the whole TIM l2ia cents
By Ortci Of the Committee o Arrangements
81 81. JOHN J. STEPHENS Chairman.
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bed

On the 10Th n.; NJ. N,pY. B. WALrHAL elle4t tau:i.
ter thc Hon 4 & Wa!thHi of Perry County. Aabania n
the Sih year "a her ngc.
At salem, ,hr 3,h INST. lion. ions ". rEouprIT one
OF the Judges of the County Courts of Warrington County
aged - years.
Al O,veso the l4h Mr.. SAkAH Louisa. wit 81
John CnIp-nter ESQ publisher OF the oweso Ps!adi
uul. aged q yeaTs.
IrALru rnr CITY From the report ofihc Cit, !npec
Tor appear, the whole O! deaths New York for the
week ending September 2, 65of whom q were Men
81 Women 81 Boys and ~ rs "A OF these died OF consump
ton II o couvulslons 10 cholera in.num 10 Inflammation
of he bowels 3marasuus dUpsy the head. and Of
anmation u the lung, 50 were under year of
o,e, 20 81 ard 20 year, of l
Of the Caicd S,at.5. u OF Ireland and fEnsland.
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Loss on the operation u
And when selling the exchange 10 instead Off cent
Aud vsnshes the ilea!ds three profit ship
men, If MEXICAN DuiaT>.
The whole amount of Specie exports, from lst
August to Esd September. has been 5 sl.52slS.
The Cashier OF the Georgia Railroad Company
has advertised that the bonds Of the Company issued IN si3
payable any years. will be paid presentation
interest will be stopped after thirty days These bonds
issued last year. for the purpose of placing motive the
road The surplus income of the road already enables the
Company pay them.
1t is stated by an Eastern paper that large
amount $50 NJl of counterfeit bills ofthe Dover N b. Bank
will soon be put circulation Canada few days SINCE
package OF St5 picked hi Chichester \. II. Tine
bills resemble those taken from the old S5 plate Of the Bank
very few OF which circulation The engraving bad
and the paper poor. Tie counterfeit, above alluded TO
marked thus Dated Jan. IS iSil-eter A-Jonn Dame
Cushicr; \. Fierce, ptesdent-pnyable To VIM. Sawyer
Counterfeit sl0 Of the Bank of Virginia. Of the plate
circulation. The eusr and signatures badly
executed The of the Preeen mspei md the notes
are larger than the genuine.
The ST. Louis Organ that there large quantity Of
countere, Spansh miled dcnrs circulation in the West
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
WING MEETINGS.

hJ- Democratic Whig Senatorial COnven-
tiOE.-F FIRST DLsrrlct.-A Getting the Conv
held at Bnray liousa m the city OF New YORK on the lsth
October, lei3 the following resolution adopted
Resoired That the Senatorial Conventon Of this
District be held Na0na! Hall, Fulton street ~ the city of
R:oosyn the second tuesday of October. 1874. al Il
O'Clock. NJ and that the Chairman mad Secretary give due
notice thereof OLIVER 4 HEWLETT, Chairman
H. A. BnEEF Sar'v ~ tdfD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

To rHs LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO ARE ANXIOUS TO
b The yori' article for the Hair has been IN
use or fifteen yeurs and daily gaining IN popularity
Hundreds and thousands of persons who bald and o'n:
tb hair have had II restorsd by the of this Balm - IN
hc no ca know ledge OF any person using
without being charmed with t effect Il not ony promotes
new growth Of har but eectuay restore, IN bald places
fees the head dranrutf and prevents lrrtnon to which
some persons are peculiarly liable No Ladys toilet should
ever be without IT, sold only nj II Corsndt street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

To Action Awake >! Arouse -
ICS- The Young .tien's Democratic Clay
Club of South Brooklyn will hold aass Meeting
on Wednesday evening the 25;h O'Clock. The
WIG Associations New oIk ard vicinity md ell who
are IN favor OF the elevation of gallant leader. the
HON. HENRY CLAY
Presidency Oi the United states invited 10
Hon Joseph L. White and several other distinguished cham
puns in Wing consented address .he meeting
SMITH MOREHOUSE. HENRY WHITE
\. :. BANTER. JOHN 4: UNDERWOOD.
FRANCIS r. SPiNOIA.
Committee OF Arrangements.
]. WApY DENIsoN. Sec !. 10 Committee. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

A DuEL-A duel was fought yesterday aflcr-
noon near the Metairie race course. The par
tics arc residents OF the ci,y-thc cause was an
alleged or assumed insult 10 lady-the weapons
were double bayrelled shot guns--lhe distance
was forty PAGES At the first fire, the bali Of the
party challenged passed through the hcsly part
OF the arm of his adversary, and in an angular
direction through his side. 1'he wound is no,
cnnsde1cd danncrnns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.
PECK, NICOLSON & WRIGHT.
No. l39 Pearl and " Beaverstrees New.York.
Would respectfully announce tina, they opening large
and newly selected Stock oi
SILK GOODS.
all of which are latest Fal styles comprising full a.
sornent Of ,... ,oon,
consisting in part Of rch CaIhmee D. Eco.ss. rch pnntsd
Muslin de Lanes Grape De LANES OF new and elegant styles
ch plain Cameon and satin stripe Repealers new and "a
,honabe article Camellon. Brocade. and Brochessnped
Silks, black and coloIed Apaccas. figured and plain.
SHAWLS.
Brochs and Csshmera Shaw, patterns Camehon ana
Brocade figured SILK Shnws: Damnsk Wooden SIadus and
rich Dama.k Alapaccha Merno Thbet. and Musin de
Lame in great variety. &c.
RIBBONS.
full assortment Of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. OF the richest
Paris styles. o,,
Figured Cap LAces. Trimming Lace' and Inca EdRngt.
Thread. Lrie Plated and Brussels Edgogs &c.
GLOVES
Consisting OF KID Silk Cashmese great variety. togethe.
with large assortment Of Fancy Mitts.
Also full assortment Of Paris Cords. Gimps and Fnnzes.
together with every article usually be found IN Fancy
stock which they are prepared offer favorable srms
n. a nv other establishment k3 IstDecl 7m'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

S,spss SRsAPARIlLA-Ith has always been acknowledged
TINT purity circulating fluids essential 10 health an
sbsence Oi which m-ke Itself manifest IN various nE
distressing forms of disease aud constitutions disorders S dil
fcult n cure they affecting 20 the indvdun Inc cei-
ebrnred winch heads hs paragraph stands ptcmn-
ent IN m chronic constitutional complaints such As scrQiuh,
&c having fully stood The te, OF experience. ranks m, m
ihs class of remedies We cotIsy recommend 70 the ui'
aced. rhlad. SPIRIT OF the iIine,. sept IL, ioiI,
For further particulars and CONCLUSIVE evidence OF It's upeI
Orvaue and efficacy. pamphlet. which may be obtained
of the p'onriators and their agents gratis. .
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, by A. II d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists % Futon street, New-f nrk-
Sold also 273 'road = EHSt Dcondway, md by Drug
r,ts generally throug hout the United states.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

a MEXICAN MUSEUM AND AERIAL GARDEN.
- Every day and evening ihs week.
Splendid feIfonanes evrr- al = pa'' cocA'
The Manager aAes pleasure IN announcing ne and beau-
~ ''''>> Al ToMATONS
fr,rn Pari;. ia-lulis- superb
.WFtKi.VTC.fj ROPE D.l.TCER md JUGGLER;
'n' 3i'' q '''s"VCso VCsoSir6a&Nic VIEWS"
' rss ~, s' Ksl lSSS3 #s<TFEE 73srss
ro!t1ts- af, 9i';i;i ~, ~ " FrFR Ns sIFfERT GREAT
,vtSTTRN, Ms,.5- sii,irLo h. CuLLi>S. th= Como
''@@' 'i5., G3tTh &c CONC 5S( 'Y9NkEE LsCTuRE.
On iRtmal .HJsact:sr"
,,-cFssSiE RsSEEAT 6l'is MtsTFSfS FF5SfSRIpAs
By Nj. and Mr.. Western and Whi'iock
3EEssTo aEs ION SifTHkaAbs raHabs StHtff SpsKf SEfT SSG
Beautiful MODELS OF MACHINERY
f5 @ 2 9s:sS2 y6SEb II 2JiL q Gypsy FOR
INE TELLER usy be consgle 'e:siins .,s pas: present.
Tickets 3 cents-chdren rndertea ysais. l2',.
3 cents extra 70 consult lie t,yil,y pIiyate1 $40
>TEW-yORK MUSEUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY
Y BROADWAY opposite the City Hall
CROWDED HOUSES
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS
70 Admission ONE SHILLING.
n, Mann -sr ha, eff. r:ed an en:a e nent wi'h
AIR WlNCHcLL,
ne unrvaled dslnea,oi q: Dutch. Scotch itSh ftsnch
,rnkee. and other eccentric chatac:sfl
TIE LAUGHING Gas
W LtKE WEST, the Ethiopian Ithisner, is
TIE CAROLINA UINSTRELS
yili perform variety admired melodies with the
ppropilaie eccompanmsnt s... v.. ~
,DAlR ths charming vocaiet: and M" JESSEfL LINE.
AfsfneSn entertainments on Wednesday and SATURDAY. at
Evsnins entertainment. to commence at half past s
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IL. o. Picayune, Scpt. l3.

- Sir Charles MetcaIlr has issued his proclu-
nation calling a meeting of The parliament OF Can
ada on the 22d OF October, ' for the dispatch of
business lhls will be the first session held since
the removal of the seat of government TO Montreal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
rNew.fIaven Courier.

PERSONAL CoLLisIoN.-We regret to iaatn by
the Enquirer OF ,hls morning, that MeSs's.
Vaughan and Broogh (of the Gazette and Enqu,-
rer) have had personal conflict. What the
cause or particulars are, We are 10, informed.
Cincinnati Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS

UKl VOVUN
At FIVE PER CENT.
yIyM A. BEECHER, 81 BEAVER near Wll'anil . s.ee
w New York daily receiving from auction All soIs w
rv coo which he will Sc The bills at five per cent io
ash The acia cost marked IN FlGI RES on each ace:
nv tins the purchaser can look thfoash o e
soy selrct Inr himself and ask no questions r,
w HSo pocus. y. sianrf,r,ursrs - Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

Angus, g. off Point spoke bark Ranger from Roi,e
Aug Is. Belgian bark Mary Key from Antwerp to Rio de
JaneIrO ri, g. H. ,,;
l.uund tn Nnssau. NH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
Commercial, aud Honey Matters
e. For Commercial and Hcrey Matters see Last Pe4

@ For Commero'a! and .ncNey Matters, Last Page.
NoSpAy. +. NJ.
The Stock market Was heavy to-day, win de-
cline some descriptions.
In Exchanges there is bot little doing. Sterling
"a 10 Francs rs. The supply Of bilh Is good.
Mons. Colporteur Ui the Herald has made another
discovery nearly brilliant the noticed time
tina; articles Of produce had fallen hundred
and hy per The last discovery of Mons Copoeut Is.
that lhe shipment of Mexican dollars to Eng land viii
profit per the of exchange The
shresdness OF The Herald the surprising, the old
bankng when have been the exchange business for
Yeas have suspected that such urge sred
aud have thus lost the opportunity cf making fortunes. The
Herald figure, thus
Shipment Of Specls Lordca-si010 silver equal
las, quotation London shilng equal To 49,
silnesmskias E.i6 10. equal TO s %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

II CorR.rp's PoupRg SUBTLE for Eradlcatur super
nuou, Iia from p' low oreheads moes or the sub
Ive hs und no m.,akeat 81 Walker st. lst store FROM
l,nn1,yoy II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

WHENCE CONES OPPOSITION To THE PRoTECr-
We POLICY 1T comes primarily from foreign
srsnts of British houses in New York and other
cties. and from foreign books. written expressly
N deceive us. The foreign merchants in New
York alone have a vast Influence, by controlling,
bv their advertising patronage many OF The COM
mercal newspapers OF that city; and these oPe-
,.te again upon these Of the country, which 90
NOT share ~ thls patronage The Ne~-f *
Iournal OF Commerce, the Evening Post, the Au.
,ora. Inc p!ebejan, the Sun, arid others. always
advocate Fftc rtate epd % Ill tacy can .a'nst
pn!ectou "a AG.c:.csf iacastry. ihey have
.accecded "a errayiog large poFtlrn oi the SouIa
.sains! Protection, by telling them that the plant.
,.s could buy thcl, manufactures much cheaper
Il they could get ihcm IN England Tree oi duty.
Thus we have = combination egainst Northern
lsSc,. by British merchants aad Southern plant
s,., The latter wishing free exchange of the pIo
6ucts OF thoif m'pald slave labor lot the almost
nnrsid labor of the pcasau,'y and artisans ot
Enrope and the ioymer-the British merchants
designing to noaupolj2c ali the trade IN thus oN-
change OF slave and pauPer labor while the free
labor OF the c0unuyrs left unprotected, to SINK
oogn 10 the same level. kenncbec Journal.
AFrLlcrING CAL>MrrY.--A son Of Mr. II.
Sanger, one OF the hahcS employed upon tflS pa
per, was terribly hir,eu by dog on Nednescey
Of this week. The father, living in remote
part of the city, ano beng obliged TO be absent
ii! late hour at n'ght, procured, "A few days
since, dog front the country, to guard his pre-
ntses. The little sJn, while IN the act Of eni-
b.acing him, as had been his custom with ior-
ner favorite pct, the dog grabbed the boy IN the
face, and lacera,ed 1t terribly, tearing IT to the
bone, and laying his teeth bare on each side of
his mouth We understand, however, that lie
Et.le sufferer IS doing well.
rNew.uaver Courier
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

rs- GorRAup's GREcIAS HAIR DyE will change red.
rey or brown Hair beautiful brown U heck-at % WAX
sf Il i,t store FROM Broadway. u
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sIarkc.s-CarefuNv -eportedJor The Tribune.

MONDAY. Sept. 23.
nI 70 my The ,ass are about 100 hbs ut 25 The mar.
he, firm for good ares this gure Pearl. aTe very dull a,
1 43 !. and reported to have been sold ut 4 3''a.
COT~TnN-There far shipping demand todav. which
II, me, by actos at ptevou. prices The sae about 1919
p,nsss IN market The qnSntiy OF Cotton offering ample
la the fine grades there little or nothing doinf ne quota
mddng far to fair ga a67s: Mobile and Orleans ordinary
to miidne 5 81. and mdding fair TO inr 69s "a.
FLOUR AND MEAI--There Is moderate business do
ng 10 day for home rnde and the supply OF Eastern oite
The market however, not buoyant Receivers generally
so n; which Of the sales have bean made Good
brands Ohio and MGSsS1 @ ARE se se a s"nd obo IS
very dull ne OF 5oO bb, fancy Ohio was made ut 81 90
and considerable parcels being tnken for that place q
Southern there very e dong. Fresh georgetown Is held
= 3 :: 80 %ia @d ,cace ae eFty Meal 81 N Hs s.
irandywine 81 63l, Bn- Menl Is lOo,, ll31ic.
GRAIN cargo al NiTsnln Wheat. about 5000
bre sol! "a ne{ a, ~ cents snG ms o S M han
s M a 4 e. cG"5 %SGh a @ "ns $50 Do % %%s at
ern at 30 OF Rye iCV bushels were sa to ave at
IS delivered Oats are quiet At = 81 There Is some
Barley in the market. but we hea; u! no sales
WHlSKY-Some sna parcels Western barrels have sold
2i cents State Prison sold at 20 cents Drudge sci
ling freely at q cents.
HAY-'rh market J, rather Improving with firm supply.
Sales 500 bales at 81 cents Tor Shipping.
HpES-We notice sale ofllco Rio Grande IS lbs at lla
OLIVE notice farther sales 400 bbs. Crude Whale at
3S cts.
WHsLEBONE-The market u dull ana the nominal piice
40 cts for South Ssil.
BEESWAX-We notice sales 200 lbs good at . cts cash
UOPS-Thee have been farther sales Western al 10 cts
The damnnd for expert than last The
vii he abou, the same but the quality ot Eastern has I'M
proved.
PRoViSlONS-rhere /, good demand for Prime Pork,
hut Mess very dull The sales al Prime are about SU bbls
NJ 56 62}s and so bbs Nless have been taken at
something under & Sales ito bhh Pre Mt Co. and
5 bbs LEADS Beef quote % y for Prime and
5l0 S2 Tor County and CITY sale OF llO Db Mess was
made M 3 and small lot OF Prime ht 10 ard Is ratner
hesyy we notice sales 500 0 kegs good at o. cents No
change IN Butter or Cheese.
New Eork Cattle Mar ket...SZPr %.
lRepored for The Tribune
Al market 1900 Reef Cattle SD from te South, - Cows
and Calves. and $500 Sheep and Lambs,
PKIcK>-Bst Cattle t!e cheaper IN consequence OF
the increased supply quote s4a g for ordinary and
s4 IS D 80 for prime $50 e
Co,oS and CGiueS.-hll sold nt sl;a 81.
SHEEP and LGmbsrhe whole at mark et taken al II .
- 80 foI Sheep and s. &c 10 81 70 5ior Lam hs
Rav--A good supply at 81 a t2ts cents per cwt.
Passengers Arrive ed
In the bark Emma from intrerp-Mr Van Rhseth Mr.
hmda. Mr. Buschman lads and chid;en Mr. Nhelan. and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
FIVE PER CENT = Il o II e!
TO CITY AND COUNTRY
CASH MERCHANTS

TO CITY AND COUNTRY
CASH MERCHANTS
,ltHE Subscribers offer Cash Merchants their large ana
L desirable Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
at an advance Of only
FIVE PER CENT. FROM ACTUAL COST
commission charged at the foot Of the bill By this meant
Cash Merchants will be enabled select from Lcrge Sock
lpun better terms any other house this city Calh
Merchants will find their interest TO give US call osofe pu
chasing elsewhere. - , ,,,rr,, -
au30 Inns Sdoon from fear-st. Rew-fork
DRINTED CALlCOES-PRICES REDUCED!.LEE l.
l BREWSTER offer Tor sale at their Warehouse tor Pfnt
ed Caicoes exclusively. No. a Cedar street. large a.
sortnent OF Prints embracing several thousand different pat
terms and coorngs American. French. Turkey Red &c &c
in evsry variety of style many which they enabled TO
offer at prices from
TO CENTS LOWER
than the pnce, of July
Catalogues of Prices corrected with every vnraon Of the
u.,Lo, o,s nlscsd m the ho ondt of buyen sig lstf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
MARINE JOURNAL
. See Las, Fase.

Arrived.
Belgian bark Emma. Mussche - days from Antwerp mdze
To t;erdng 4 kunkiemann
Rrfk Missouri Hanna of Roston, IS days from Gotienburg
,,nn Io BOorman Johnston 4 Co.
Big Henry Leeds, llcme. from Pachy Aug q. log.
ncts heavy gales from the NNEr NNW l9th oil Cape
'haI MA, Kindly supplied with water ny The pilot boat Rem
AZ, ~ Norfolk The II l. been Is days North OF Cape
l!niiernS p.Li - @ H.
IN. Roads flour and tobacco 10 muster
sch, Two Brothers Richardson. 10 days from NashnSion.
Nc, naval stores. TO 3 |. Mitchell
cb, Ssah Furgeson 10 days from NewbeFn n c. naval
.inre, 10 J blackwell.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
Foreign Ports.

via oi Mousvideo. .
Al ST Johns PR Is, inst, bdg Brothers Of and for York
in 10 days.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
seventh Ward Democratic Clay Club.

seventh Ward Democratic Clay Club.
R.7LLY, RdLLYH R.4LLfiH
EVERY MAN AT HIS POST
~ Bushes, Meeting Of the Seventh Ward Democratic
CLAY Club Will be held on TUESDAY EVENING. Sept. q.
nj ~ o'clock II MADDENS. of Catherine street and
Eas, Broadway. entrance No. Catherine-stieet
Every member expected be prompt in his attendance as
importan nj business to be transacted.
~ GOOD -SPE.4KI.yC ana GOOD SINGING may
be expected. By order
i!S1! W.hatH \ Rxs9T + k9TDOs' Secretaries. saa.
T. Tenth Ward.-The Wings Of the Tenth Ward
are requested 10 assemble Columbian Hall on HI RSDAf.
the 18th instant al cioc p NJ preciSey for the purpose
proceeding procession with the other ARDS composing
Fourth Congressional District. 10 the Great Mas Meeting
IN Cansl .stree
Wings Of the Old Fourth the cTisis IN important one
Band OF Mnsic hns beer engaged for the occasion.
nv oder of the Ward Committee.
j. H. HOBART HAWS. Chairman.
JFsr1I.r InnE5Es 'if211rs' f}l43 Secretaries. "a
n~ Young Mems Henry Clay Association
of the City and County OF New \ ork.-ihe
Regular Monthly Meeting ots Association viii lie held al
National Hall Wednesday evening next the 18th Sepis
ber 2 O'Clock precisely The attendance OF every men,
Der requested OF Importance viii be LAID oeioe
the Association By order oi General Commlttee
- PETER SCOiEN. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

r1- GorRAup's ITALIAN NiEpicATEp soar for cuung
eckes plmpies tan moiphew. saUwne>s, EInpuons and
ali Kin diseres % cents Buy only at 81 Walker 81
or you Will be cheated with spurious limitation u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
ReIOw
Spoken, &c.

snip Tarquin. OF Newbrrypor . days from Neworeans'
provisions. 10 order
Also . brlgS. unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
LYMAN - GREEN,

LYMAN ~ GREEN,
Wholesale ami Retail Dealers IN
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
IL JoHN.sTREET, NEw.YoRK.
Are now receiving large and choice assortment OF ea'ons
lie goods which they will sell the most favorable terms
md at the lowest prices.
A portion of their stock Is comprised OF D.1hhSh Ia
BLE LINENS from "a tn 10. wide. Double Satin Ia
osk Table Cloths. from 6iA6+ 10 lONOi do io Daraask
Nnpkins from 5sx5S +iIi Irish aud Barnsey Sheeinss
fom tols4 Pillow Case Linens from a. to o. ~ Shirt
me Linens Is 81 to l per yard and rs Birds Eye Diapers
pJ3LN. HE.USTICH. REVfERE and EMBROID-
ERFI l.. c. and Lawn HDKES iroml to SO Lin'u
,,mbrcs and Lawns French and Italian Grapes Bomoa-
lines Alpacas nlack fiks Scotch anu RUSSIA iowehhes
and Dnpers white ard brown Hollands % PL-7LN.
CBECErD STRIP'D, aud HAIR CORD Cd.HBRlCS:
"a Jncnners, MuIi Musns .iuoss. Linen kooh' bshop
Lawns and vl,,-s Cashmere i'Ec"ases Mou''ehne ue
LANES Glnghnms rgnne. Quilts hosiery. uoVe.. &C
llc-togeher with selected assortment o. Fhh.s IN anc
ENGLISH THREAD EDGLNGS .i.Ni' LaCES
French needle work Coars Scotch needle work Scoops
nnd nserngs and great of other articles sultaoie
Tor Fell and Winter.
LYMAN {: GREEN. II John-,trco
sig Inns tnear Broadway New York
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
JOSEPH KRES, Secretary.
AROIrsE, AROUSE, AROUSE,

hr Central Clay Committee.-At meeting Of
the Council OF Presidents. convened at their He'd Quarters
Sept. 2lst. II unanimously
Rcsoircd That the Clay Clubs of the City will unite
daily the Ca for Mass Meeting 20 be held at National
lin The OI the State Nomination.
made by the Syracuse Conventions under the following ut
rangement JAMES H. NOpD, ffSldsh'.
JOsgPu kEES, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS
At the Tribune Office, $50 Nasseu-st.
THE CHEAPEST ~ THE CITY.
LOOK HERE
DOAI-S pEI.~E
BOOKS AT HALF PRICE,

lust FROM THE TRADE SALE.
l.. s. Z. O; Account Of lsa Hers, coutaIans Treasure
Travp. Puce
NM, BY FSe5sTlsE Rree, ....-........
L0RD OK TIE MINOR. by Il. ". Herbert -. s.
PHI nPHER'S N1Os'E. novel hy Il D- Sa,'c .
Won EKE' chi: r T. b. nlnsw9r,h :, s.
THE CRtISE Of TIM, SO.HERS. OF the psSpotsTi
ofiha Quarter tje-S =
DE BOCRPJ.S II 7 :. III ..-.. :
ST PATRICK s PUHG.7 EOR T. r ]. "'=Si- -
JENNY Dali J. t1e Ne.s, Iencsf .. =
~ TOM 7.ID ABOUT. PeGcilnss b.. J. {. Neal. .
THE W-4-fD ERIS'CT .JEJy
ROVIERELTCS. by Gavin ............ e.
TIE i.UERJCiN IN P.lRfs j. :
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

II The Marshali L. A. society VIII hoiu tisir
usual REFORM Meeting THIS Tuesday, EVENING nj their
Hail i R dug and Lnanasa street. NJ ci"ck-
Addresses expected from Msrs. AdAm 6. flanagan.
President Of the Prospect T. u. Socety. Peter McD1nad.
President Of the Caedouian Society, Professor John NH'.
and others Singing indies under the direction OF Ms.
reale and C;lee by Messrs Fave Lacy. Mos md Cham
Il. ID. " Il.SiJN. President.
II NJ VVoopRrrr Secretary II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

,h face and all erupUns and Diseases arising from an impure
othe blood may ht cured ~ the Use OF ConstocA ea
,psrls nj the rng cost Of % per bottle. - per
dozen There, no Extract OF Saraparlu which can equal
hist /, more hghy concentrated than any other uelnrH
lion i.a poweritl rerave the sys,em eNpeinG from
the blood all It's unhealthy particles and morbid humoTs 1t
sys tone 10 stomach strength to the bowels promotes
Digestion and leaves the bowels IN co>ti'e state So
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

ms Noticc.--N. Y M Harlem II Road Co. and
after Monday -ji MS. the roinwiuE IrunS
drawn for n short OF re laying he We>teTn
Track. 3Q-s-9 60; and olrOm Cty Hail. Gnd sl-H-
10 ao-5 and from Harlem II 81