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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
n. Il. HALL.
Yours, most respectfully

Polk AND sLAyrRY;-l,he trumPed.gP story of the n y
Tribune IN te cTmts Ia aoou 3 oS Pe"S W Hnps
Greeley. and o Whose k>ee"-- tan%iiee At Wash
GLOBE Il the 18th uIt deliberately circulating false
returns deceive the uGwury aa publishing JOrScd extracts
from public documents prove oks certain
tons all of which give false aspect 10 the truth Let no
authority for ,nylng that Polk does single
slave and call upon the Tribune 10 produce Us vins
witnesses. lSeneca faIs Democrat
II We ask the Freemen OF the whole Country
to note the above assertions. There is TO cir
curastanGc in Mr.. Polks personal history more
certain than that he is slave-holder--a clrcum-
stance which we have never thought Of urging
agains. him. but stated only in reiutation Of mean
and false appeals like the foregoing made by his
supporters Now we state that we have over
wheming evidence that Mr.. Polk is a very ex-
tensive STAKEHOLDER. Any body who has doubts
on the subject may be satisfied by writing TO c.
C. NoRvELL, Esq. Nashville, or Hon. f. J.
SHIELDS, Memphis, Tenn. who will fully substan-
tiatc all VIC have published on the subject. a. NJ.
RosgBoRouGH, Columbia, Tenn. can also give full
information on the subject though our statements
were not made on his authority That James h.
Polk has large number Of slaves hired out TO
one man and another, himself receiving their
wages. and that he has or has had, TILL very re-
Gently, large plantation in Alabama worked by
his slaves and managed BY his overseers, are as
certain as tina; any such man as James h. Polk
exists. We do not state these facts as constltut-
ing objections to his elevation. We state them
only to reiute and dssipate the mean falsehoods
of his supporters in the interior Of this State, who
are wilfully and wickedy lying to anti-slavery
men in urging them to support Polk on the ground
that he is not slave holder and Mr.. Clay IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
Loco-Focoism illustrated.

The PeekskiH Democrat OF the 18th, giving
an account of L9co-Foco meeting at Croton
Point, saws that Mr. T. L. Nichols, OF the En-
pie Club OF this City, 'repeIed Indignantly
the Wing ISLANDERS on that club, and then
He alluded to the speech of Horace Greeley delivered N
.ys vhe ;b issgo Isndr, ugea the Democracy Of New
place
Nov !, is = fact Of which there are Eve hun
dred witnesses that SAID nothing 'ehGtcrer Of
the character Of either party in this City at the
meeting referred to. Neither have | said any
thing OF the kind above stated at aRy meeting.
A correspondent in the same paper makes the
following statement
= ~ ss s ot ia .anss Al tie hotel took occasion 10
eTsrk hst ;hs Democracy New ork Ci;y vas Tade "
rom the .iauchs Five Pont, gamblers and all ihe dsfs
spe-tzble inhabitants OF the city, sc. &c
TIE villain who makes this charge against me
well knows that II is the basest ialsehood. He
TIED to pat the same construction on what did
say a, the time, out | stopped him and made
eveyv body =ee and realize that ne was har.
stated expressly that very large proportion oi
our citizens of both parties are honest, we'll
medlIn. men, " 10 mean 10 Vote IL TIC NCui
tr;'s good requires; but that we have beside
these in our City q very large number who live
BY gambling, keeping houses OF i'll fame, low
h.unts of drunkenness, Sc. and that Of these
pine.:snths support the LoeO-FOeo ticket. L
pointed them 10 the fact that the Election Dis
trict which includes the Five Points gives always
very heavy Loco Foco majority tat Which
embraces Corlaer's Hook another, and 50 OF every
den Of rctteaness in the City, and pressed them
TO tell me ,rbqt It is IN Loco-F -Focoisln which
makes-(not all Loco-Focos bad or dishonest
men, by any manner OF means)-bu! nearly all
outlaws and outcasls have such an instructive
attraction Tor the Loco-Foco cause,-This Is
what did say, and what wish every honest
sober, moral citizen to mediate upon. | am
willing that such men as T. l.. Nichols, Charles
Newman. and the Peekskill liar snail press it
upon the attention of the public, but they shall
not misreprcscnt nor slander me with imPunlty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
Nv 'fhls Mornings Mail.

~ s Air Wm. Graham and lir. VIM Tyler,
residents Of Straits Hundred IN Dorchester county,
Mi. len their homes together TUESDAY last but
before reaching their destination Nir. Graham was
Killed. HIS head was fractured be hind bad largo
sa.l or l!,t top, and his llisu Was bFoNsn Mr.
In, +" r-msrss the Cambridge Chronicle, =" ther.
,r. many circumstance connected With the matter
caI,aarsd {, 10 ;srow iou5, and suspicion on the
wbole stT.dr.'' BALI. Fat. YESTERDAY
- Two aev case. % yellow ever occurred =
fio5i.e Oh lac 18Th i..>aut
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
The Polls in this City.

The Chairman of the Board OF Inspectors OF each
Election District OF the City is requested 10 inform
the Alderman OF his Ward before Saturday next
whether an, change Of the place heretofore desig-
mated by the Common Council for holding the Pol!
is desirable We hope each Board OF Inspectors
will take TINS matter into immediate consideration,
and will De sure that some place other than grog-
shop be selected ii possible. Let Us have sober
peaceable Election, and all will be done fairly and
,nt, stactnrily
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
MASS NEE TING.
Is DEMOCRATIC VINO GENERAL CoaMrTTE
september l7th. l-4'

Is DEMOCRATIC VINO GENERAL CoAMrTTEE.l
september 18th. iS4'
Resolusd Tint the Democratic Wing Electors OF the CITY
ad County OF New York. and all Others opposed to the Al
erauon Of Texas. with It's concomtant evils OF Nation
Debt National Dshonor nnd National War. and IN Favor {"
Protection to Domestic Industry against foreign competition
md of HENRY CLAY fer President md nd'fHEODOREFRt
LNGHUYSEN for Vice President OF the United s,,e b.
and they hereby requested assemble at and IN front o
National Hull. Canal street. on THURSDAY EVENlNG
the h nsrn ut o'clock fo the purpose Of responding iu
the nominations of the Democratic Wing Convention at Syr
and adoTtng she to pare the Emp
State wher she beongs-in the Vanguard othe Wing ARM
PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS
1T General COMMITTEE the General Committee OF Dem
cratic wing Young Men and Central Clay Committee a'e
requested 10 assemble at Broudway House at +. NJ.
The officers Of the meeting. psnksrs and str myers from
other States are requested also Broadway foG
nt5P. VI.
Ill The Ward Committees and Associations. and Clay Cla
are requested assemble. with their banners. al T. "
al the places hereinafter designated their several Con
gre.sona Districts and march thence IN procession to te
place Of meeting
V..The Unioniss Association, Knickerbocker Clay Club
and Young Mems Clay Association are requested I"
meet with their banners KnckerbOcker Hall. Gt6 L.
NJ for the purpose Of marching in procession to M
tional Hall.
V.The Wards comprising the Third Congressional Dsirc.
will meet the Park opposite hnckeIbOckeI Hall.
The 9Th Congressional District ut Columbian Hail. Grand
The 9th Congressional District at the Howard House
The 9TH Congressional District At h'tor Place.
D- The meeting and arrangements 1T huli past p. NJ pre-
essly.
Invitations have been extended the most distinguished
Speakers their throughout the Union 10 be present on
tho occasion.
EDWARD MINTURN. N BOWDTrCH BLUNT.
JACOB ACKER LOHN tAMR:
NOAH COOK, MORRIS FRANhLlN.
JOSEPH P PIRSSOS IlREH BULL.
LANES KELLY j. H. HOBART HAWS,
Committee oi Arrangements.
F See SILAs WRIGHT's treachery on tn,
Electoral Law crcumstantial, exposed on our
E;rot par.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
SATURDAY.
Before Judges ULSuoEFFxR. lsoR,Hsn aGd pnT

JAMES KELLY vs. Thomas ktLiY.-lhS case
has been tf, twice the Common Pleas aud the last one rf-
minated m a verdict for plaiu, II arose from bulhDS
cuptmc, which ND been transferred from James hriy 10
honn, the former that the profits on The c0nlct
e W he cqny divided. Hud no Uny gave u To ihOmh' De
cause hi, too limited 10 pefni MN 10 pctl-.
,hl. IhuuH tuN thuf there agreement To- 'hhi>
profits &C. The Juty found ihutt there wnoa paftnrf'p hna
fh4i nne y omitted his Motion made 10 ,ei
The verdict n,de on the ground hn Is cnDtn ~ evidence
or II TIM. donr or the Court 70 uip" Ol %, eAcep
tuu ~ that The case may be carried 10 the supreme 'nuf
n nt m II, decision stated thRt tRs event ~ verdict
being pnlpnby IN contradiction Ia evidence the Court "l SCI
inside bu II .yIl doubt surf hs exists ~ s
present cnSe As bill of exceptions as The Gcop n'g'es
The question n peHdn- action o hrcuun, ana p hs
testimony ~ fGceiyefshp. lcH points ere fhiTd on
motion nonut. the Cour with proptiejy permit thr
ra,e TO be- carried nD Verdict confirmed. but t-sndHnt ha'
liberty % enter tl Of exceptions, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
NONltAY.
L. $. DISTRICT coeRr-Bsfore Juasa esrTs

JANE CULTIVATED, AID JoH, FIELD -. the sloop
hEors-On the night OF The 5th july the orp iiucsl be
IDn.Ins 10 leafs o. and +. h.t way TO New fu.
from -auseri-s the Ncfth River Tie Wind wa' ahead
Lioynr from he pHth and the BGcAin down
Jhs stretching - II - sad. rhd about IN The
middle - the rivcr the Af.u bound
up and muc, r that suna nlrt"ntds near
,u'rf She l3I tons bdhea. nnd
loaded 'ter. and other produce when
sns inlufed - uyeffed o S2iSj BHG the
ru.ng nDd repairing the rss 500 Acuon bfou4ht 10
recover tlri.., ~ ms rm,u- The BIcstah struck
,h- huyY .p. rpnend.d, Tor the d.i-ncs that
the Bucttri %; Tie col -.1 not to bnme Testimony
wl, ir4id sl4 de- case .tt .arHed u this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
- Hancock Cooked ana Pr'mcd
JANIS X. Polk Eagle GEORGE NJ. DALLAS.
Down with The Cocps' Dovr .cifs q 7Hr,T fer


FRorKCr'oS
III fer Principles. -N0tatUG for Wen.
The inhabitants of Delaware and the ADJOINING Cou;te are
respectfully invited Ia attend a TREMENDOUS
MASS MEETING
OfpkMocEAIc SErUBLICANs at the house Flames Faux
the town of Hancock. sc. sc.
lSsned by fourteen LocoFoccs IS Committee
of Arrangements
Now this is honest and manly, and Just what
the knowing supporters OF Folk and Wright mean.
When they babble Of Equal Protection, they
mean no Protection all around-that being per-
feclly equal. But right over the Delaware, not
thirty miles from this same Hancock, the Loco
Focos Of Wayne, Susquehanna and Other Coun-
ties of Pennsylvania, find it necessary 10 protest
that they are as thorough friends OF The P'o'ec-
i've policy and the present Tsr'ff as the Wings
arc, and that James X. Polk is as much a Iartl
man as Henry Clay! This is s"'ndle' and It's
authors well know they are obtaining votes by
false pretences.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
couKl, cALENpAi,..Tms

C,Kcrlr CouRr-Nos. :, ,, 8, = IL 10, l8, ls.
u. -. .. 81 -. 20, 2s, -, 30 81, 49, 80
COMMON PLEss.-Nos. 10 ~, 100, oo, - H. 49,
l.. %, 81, IS.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Ihis Court opened yesterday
for the Autumn term. The Calender eoh'"ins '''
r,r.e.. Judge Parker of the Albany aud Troy
circuit. presides, having exchanged Ion short ume'
wr understand, with Judge kent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
ed MnLy Nlolses va, III.
Upper POLICE.

lHEFTS.-A colCfrd tnhH named John Abraham
arfseed aud committed PRISON charge, 0i lar
ceny. for .,elln. pair OF rarr boots from the
No I1J Canal lie property 81 Mathew Wax
sod the other for stealing SIX hAndsefche lDfn the store
iessr. Moore CO.. no 10 Canal ~ property
Charles Ebert, "A boy, was arrested and committed
20 prison Tor stealing bel wire from unfinished
he Iheenth venue the eptorerI ul rOhn unm..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
Erie In the Field.

The Wings OF MILLAkD FILIMORE's own Coun-
ty have formed the following strong ticket;
For Csn,-ess WILLIAM \. MOSELEY. Buffalo.
3sssmby JoHS T. BUsH. TUnHwanta DANIEL Leg.
SnTklo. IEUyAS DEWEY. Evans
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
CITY INTELLIG r n c Il
MONDAY.
coIET or OYER AND TERMINEIt... Before Judge
~ P,nExK AID ScukfFELIN and hAsBKOUCK

COURT OF OYER AND rERMlNElt Before Judge
PAukxR. Aid. SonEffELiN and hAsnKoC'k
This Court opened yesterday Tor the September
term The following gentlemen were empaHced a' Grand
JuTnD ~ p,, i,,,.. u,,.b
TEom, Jainey. joan peHmaer Joseph e,ehef J9hn T..
ti,b,r Charles Hunter GrO Merritt. leIeI NnNttah h"nh
Rove Kicharl = N.lIalus. llac NJ. NOOIey. Jhates
" rber John : Wyham. Henry oHnG, ,,,..
luse Park delivered the curgc ui the Couit auuls 20
the yfio, topics rrqIeb by Hw o. e prefsi u me nout-
~ me Grand Jury In reinuu tu Lotteries. ne stated thai he
was informed .e cininuts 10 De 'oiteu h ~ 'S
ni h,t becue necessary iof The Grand Jusy io inNr p
non ~ relation Ia them.
The Grand jury then retlTed
CHARGE or MUHUER-A man named Wm
,,rronr a afra ned Tor murder ol james Cloud,cy
bv ,tnbn. hun knife ~ the sle un the oih July Isi
II winch - died uu the 9th Colonel llNs>, Appeared ~ hs
cuuuo, and put IN plea Of Not Gu'y Ihstnai was post
AKso>.- Frederick ". liuic and Goet,cb +. IL.
ind- were charge ct ar,onn me is' de.ee.
m setting fire Sp. .pernfd teet mo d"eil-
nntt winch Nh, occupied b. Arthur McLiughn on the
n,s M o.; 2ih jus. They kcpa stocey IN e buhHns'
,lrh they are accused ntvus ufei lh"s fipuN t4
npueared their counsel, and pst ~ pc' oil N"l NuuF
l'heir tral will probably pfGce1 e1d on W edne'day
The CuuIt thtn adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
Out Oh the Hills,

They do not seem 10 understand the double
faced game of the Polk-Wrghts on the Tariff.
We have before us Loco-Foco handbill, calling
Macs Meeting at Hancock, Delaware County,
Y Y which reaGs thus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
a.szzu.-sz

ATTENTION. HrssAsDs One Of tic qualifications cl
husband have hi. lady tufnsh him wh all the nces
the table ohef pgtins mp Here arce for
preei es tia. every bpbard Ahoud c,!e rhs
yssetye making ,eason, be hi. h1ass Ioaa {.
Morrison. No is GseenwcAatree In. received f,h l.oH.
jamaica lot Of the ae. steea Ginger sen IN New
YORK La, year the prre very high. lie vel
rncoraHonly how. and. when made up viii be found e'ey
was superior LIE Chne peerytd Gnref q; quarter the
cost A a swssneat II - e ,n.rsfci he delicious and
Lea,ly OF ny etAet q au... u c w.n- b. .--ct ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
ACGIfIE ~

AccIDESTAL DEATH An nqusst vas held l.is
day ut the CITY Hospital the body o Ann Dsauey
tive o; Iceland sed %, who threw herei from the iht
window g! n0ula Beach street. aboG month since.
breaking both LEGS ard O,bsr"4- lnIunng Eere she
fingered unl ih morning. hen ,5e died from the effects of
The inIure,. Verdict acco'tasy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

q The POLITICIANS REGISTER, containing tn
Elections in the several States by Counties in l84
and at all the subsequent Elections down 10 th'a
,me has just been issued from this office. This ~
our Register, containing the nearest approximate"
we can make TO the Popular Vote in the recent Ele
hons Of Virginia, Indiana Missouri, &c &c. with a,
List Of the present Congress- Times Of Holdins
Elections, &c. Nc Ii YOU want ii, send in, as ;be
edition ia but small Price l2; cents, or 81 per
Dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

u- M Thomas Sm'is. Water and Roseve,-s;s. who
stopped Wing Wallis; yesterday and shaking
:n po- ke; book. chs ienge HIN bet $50 81 go. bu
last hea the nailed him be. o SO and lad
down the money proved have only 81 in hi. large pocket,
book informed ;ha, the has The Sl0It by him. and
i, coufden, ,hs, Henry Clay will be President
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

V A BIOGRAPHY OF THEODORE LFRELISG.
HUYsEN, able and interesting, will be issued fro"
this Office on Saturday. Price Sl50 per hundred
Orders are solicited.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
L2.OOO persons were on ihe gr0und

- The BosToN DAILY TRIEusE is a very neat
and spirited Wing paper just stared by J. H. Buck
1seHAM. 1t is professedly modelled after this
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
NJ The Exp!gg left Chicago on Monday

j. The EMPIRE leit Chlcago on .Honday
morning at o'clock, and reached Buffalo on the
18th. Deducting ten hours for stoPpages at The
different ports, the tTip VAS made in - hours
which, according to the computed distance, 1912
miles, is over IA miles per hour. This. we be-
lieYe, is the quickest trip on record.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

CIRCUIT COURT. Betorc Judge r,HAlR

IoHN MCGREGoR, and otnrfS, IS. iitNEf hfph'
.,r ~ .i.r,cut By Ia nrif, o recover possession 1
al of e,ond a. present possession O Mr tiyde and on
which slaughter house. slturted 10 Essex street. o
tween stanton ana tvlugiuu. similar va, fei -o!9
time beof- II relation nt the lots ~ ls Vc.Aiy ui
merry nwued by John Nccgur. ut whom the plaat chn
hers 1hc properly sold 10 ihy n,ss'ei hJ 'o
term e, pred ls37. Mf de denies e fsht o paiHu' "a
rhr pfuuerty The viii be resumed tn, Dreuoou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

q The Wings Of Cincinnati had great
Mass Meeting and Torca Light Procession on
the evening Of the 18th inst. Rockets were
fred, the streets lined with flags, and the side.
walks g.aced with the presence Of thousands Of
ladies'. The Times neutral estimates that
$4,000 persons were on the ground.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
Whic Mass Conventions.

Indiana and Ohip-Siste Line Richmond. Sept. :
State Mas Convention. May and Annapolis p
Eastern PeGnsyyanIa CaHveoon. Phistelpha
Mas, State Conveat!on. Rochester. Oct :
Illinois (SpnnSded). d)............
LOUIS Mass Convention. Baton Rouge Oct :
Missouri State Mass Convention, Boonviiis ...Oct 10
VIrnia-Yorktow Bartie Ground. l9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

We are requeed call attention. 10 the ,tseGieli
Of w Williams n another column. Ot super1r aiicr
o CAMPHISE and CHENIrAL OIL =: i ceats per gaol ~
l38 Maiden Lane ~ 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

r STATEN ISLAND Mass Meeting TO day
Boat leaves a, o'clock, P. NJ. a good time te
vsi, The Island. Well go.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

REGArr4-A great sail boat Regatta came of on
Saturday, At o'clock. from pier No. North River.
between 9 crack boats - feet long. They sailed
round Rollins Reef d distance OF 10 miles, With L
good stiti breeze The Henrietta, built by c. L.
Ingersoll, came in 90 yards ahead, and took the
purse.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

~ We noticed some days since the arrival in
this city cl Hon. Il. W. HILLiARp, our late charge
des Afiaires to Belgium. We understand that Nh
H. communicated 20 President Tyler in March last
MS intention Of resgning, and soon aiterward tol-
lowed this communication by formal resignation.
We learn that the health of some OF the members
of his family residing at Brussels, as well as the
death of relative in the United States, rendered
necessary his return TO this country. We re-
member Mr. Hilliard as the able and courteous edl-
tor of the leading Wing Journal in Eastern Aiaba-
ma and we hope his voice and pen will soon again
be employed in behalf OF the good cause. he nus
rooms at the Franklin House where he will remain
few days prior to his departure for the South
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

81 The ,,= OK Museum presents powerful aiifEetorz
1chel that eccen,rc genius appear, the Laughing ,ss
administered the Carolina Mnstre Pete Morris the Com
Singer Miss NJ Adair Miss Jesseyyne. &c and the Etho-
plan Whistler perfoIm-ail for shilling.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

u The Charleston Mercury ano X. barnwell
Rhett are out IN recommendation that Jucge
Cheves should be elected to the United STATES
Senate from South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
The sIanderers OF aIr. Clay rebuked.


The slandererS OF pr. Clay rebuked.
We have neglected 10 poblish such reiutatloDs
OF particular calumnies on Mr. Clay as the ceItl
ticatcs OF the hotelkeepsrs and the gentlemen visit
ing the Blue Lcks Springs, III company with
Mr.. Clay last summer, reiuting the hesssay SIAN
ders OF John NJ. McCalla about Mr.. Clay's gam
bling there, playing on Sunday, &c. We never
vet saw man put down by this sort of stuff, and
we do not believe we shall. So We lei such sto
ries pass uncontradicted, 10 60 what good or
harm they may But the following letter from the
widely known and esteemed pastor of the Pres
byteran Church in Lexington, who Is Mr. Clay s
next neighbor we publish because II ls the iesu-
mony Of man who knows Mr.. Clay well. and
whose word will have weight with those who
give any credence to the reckless ISLANDERS oil Mr..
Clay's enemies Where ne is known, nothing
like this can be needed.
LExISaroS. Aug. 9Th. 1874.
DEAR SiR:-Iour very polite aud respectful
favor OF the 18th instant is now before me- and
without unnecessary DELAY, | reply 10 your IN
curry YOU state that " 1! is in the opinion OF
almost every political speaker, opposed to the
election OF Hon. Henry Clay, and is herdloeu
forth from every Democratic and Abolition press,
that M1. Clay is man of desperate bad moral
character, and that such is his standing IN Lex.
ington and throughout his neighborhood. You
desire me to state what's MIR. Clay's standing at
home and among his neighbors, IS.
have been the pasto. oftne First Presbyterian
Church, Lexington, nearly % years. My first
residence when | came to this place, was joining
Mr.. Clays farm, and ever since have lived in
the ncighborhood, and have known this honora.
Bile gentleman, and it gives NE pleasure to say,
that have never oifRTsSed an act, or heard an
expression from Mr.. Clay, that was not IN con-
tornrity with the Stretest morality his character
among the great mass of his neighbors, is that OF
a high minded, honorable, kind and benevolent
gentleman. In a word sir believe that Nh
Clay's moral character Is as good, and far better
than most OF the political men with whom l have
been acquainted, and consider HIM more pre-
eminentiy qualified in erery respect for the fte-
sidency Of the United States at the pr sent crsis
than any man in them. And the honest and nn.
obtruslye desire of my hear, is that in tie good
providence of God he may be elected to that hlgh
and responsible Office.
Yours, most respectfully. ~ II. HALL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
COURT OF CoNMOA FLEAs....Iyiole Judge INoSA.
rnan..xn IAN mnon - n,n,r. Ml.n.-Acnon

which , tired once teiOfc balance oi yeIf
,nry y, clerk hardware store. ir Wood conendeI hn
Inc n been engaged year by the agent Oi Nj Mead hi
he Tor. of Maiden Lane but wb, dl-chnfed al
ter being there mOuth change having taken place ~
The To be eug!f.i lnip whN
whether the hiring of pHnu b. Mr.. smith, the agent wn'
sufficiently full mold HI, prcipai 20 not, "hch b eshe1
H.. IL..Alln
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

Central Clay Committee "A meeting Of the
Central Clay Committee viii be held a, National Hall or
WEDNESDAY LVENISG, 25th Inst. at ~ O'Clock.
rs order. j. y. REYNOLDS. President.
John T. IoRToS secfetarss ,42,c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

LADIES and o,nets wish study he Piino Forte.
OF who aaye already studied without due to the
elementary puncipes Of auc. ENJOY excellent oo-
uor,un;y for Information that sajec N: Warner new
elementary class which meet Wetnesay aoL 9a;"r
day evenings. The rs lesson win be repeated if-lneS
lay evening Sept. 35th. r. O'Clock. Boom Ill Broadway.
.2G,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

tF@ Mr.. HENRY PHILIPS made his first appear
ance before an American audience last evening al
the Apollo, and was very cordially received. To
those no arc partial 10 the peculiar class OF music
in which he excels, his performances must be high
" gratifying. For ourselves we confess TO some
thing OF appointment-princpally, no doubt
from the fact that we had expected too much.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
Loco-Foco NOMINATIONS.

Columbia Co.-John Z. Collins, Tor Congress
Elijah Bagg, William NJ. Bunker and Peter Book
man for Assembly.