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Marine Court.
Refop Judge RANDALL.

John d. Helm We. Jacob Ruby snd Joseph Her
nn-Action o,rcspas recover the value o wagon e,t
n, cn,e,a with Herman, earnest io the competing oil an
agecment by plaintiff 10 purchase ou; aGEii,e5 h3e a
shop in sheriff street. but which ttsTward GeclInsdNe es-
dlct for pn!nt eman for s25 and RUBY ncGuue0
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PAVILION FAMILY ScHooL.-This institution il
located at Haluord CT. one mile North of the State
House. From the Catalogue we learn that the num-
Der OF pupils who have received instruction within
the last three years is 6S. I'll. WRIGHT is the
Principal He is assisted by several other compe-
ten; teachers. TIE Catalogue, from the press of
Elihu Geer, Hartford, Is elegantly printed, :'nd
enbellished with a view Of The Seminary building.
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Il Macoa, August g. ships Neysatos t9f Salem1
Sydney Ns Batavia. arrived u Q. - as day tr. as,
repairing and getting IN new lower o.cnnst anf Wa wa SSh
TO Bnl!y 10 load rice Tor China Oneida iIpp' ~ u sh.-
America Imc: Paragon, Curtis. from Batavia Io iiat
Bngs Eagle. sherman. from Chusan, jest an; "'a""
''I Arrnt Yarmouth. Ns 18th u schr Resolution Kelly y
ton: Mnzeppa Hamm0nd, do. ,,. Mel ess.
Ar. at 81 JShn, NIB. Gath ult. schr John boyasou'
pn<snn
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To SsLFSHkvlSo GENTLEMEN, possessing strong beard
and tender face. the Metallic Table, ard Sep sfG Saunders
is the only article now muse that will obvaie their difficulties
mos. convincing proof their utility is that the frt Cut
ers in London, VIZ: Cohnun, Haynurket; Niiken. sol
S.rnnd Lowcock, % Conhl. ThornhulI. ia New Bond
street have them for sa and recommend them with the use
Of their own Cutlery.
d9 Cts G. SAUNDERS, i6a Broadway.
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E ISAAC G. FARLEE, the defeated Loco-Foco
candidate for Congress in the Third District in New
Jersey, has given notice TO JOHN RuSK, the Whig
member elect that he shall contest his right TO a
seat. Isaac pre,ends that Runk was elected by
fraud We shall see how he gets on when he isput
10 the proof of his allegations.
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E THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
Poor will meet this evening at tho Tabernacle
The objects of this Society present the strongest
claims to the cooperation of every class OF citizens
and it will be 3 reproach 10 The character of the
CITY if the Tabernacle is not crowded.
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calendar-ThIz day

SUPERIOR CouRr.--Nos. IS, II, II, 3S' AZ, &c, A.
20 So So CO. 81, 65, 81, So 20, H. u, Is, ~,
rs, rs, n. 80
IL Is. go. :, 25, 40, lG6, 5.
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irrlHCL.

Packet ship Utica, Heue fom Hnvfe, October y. "
Boyd g. Hncsen. -, A.ts
Taylor s. Merrill. -, r.,c, ~,
Ship KalnDazoo AlcC.rren from Livcfpooi, Oct iw'p
10 & q kngsland. q
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Coroner,s once,

Delir;um Tremens.-Tbe Coroner held an in
quest No. 10 Orange street, the body of Ann O'Ben.
native of Ireland, aged % yeu OF intempeate habs
who beng attacked with deum tremens died this morning
Npnr - tnccp
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SUNDAY TRAVELLING ON RAlIRoAos-Thsd direct-
ora of the New-Jersey Railroad Il Transportation
Co. have adopted similar rule, with the Reading
Railroad, by which the running Of cars upon the
Sabbath is put an end TO-
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0- A FAMOUS SHAVING PR.pARATioS-AENRY's
CHINESE CREAM.-Ths new and delightful of'enteoa
pound is the best Shaving Soap ever yet inodueed re
soenns the bear aayng all irritation from Tho acc a,
the razo and removing all imnr,ns and roushne from ia
skin i,csnno, be surpassed by any article uss tt.
foowiu. recommendation from editors who have used L. Ss
h. considered proof positive Of is superiority:
Hsnrys Chinese Shaving Crram Is artcle kr.
and AS we have had months experience IN testing Is cr,g
ties, we deem Ourselves competent 10 speak OF It's ue r
many years the French chemists eSceed all other be
manufacture of fine and delicate saponanocs compounds ,
we know of nothing of French Engsh manufacture With
exceIs in chne, strength OF the lne in the 6esey
its aroma the Chinese Shaving Cream, made and soasy
B. Sands & Co. corner OF broadway and Chsmbenl.pes-
| 7 e, these who wish In shave easy give II irrl.
en-. Tn5une
We have never used an article for shaving pssa,to
the face than the preparation of Mess Sands o! !hse
Besides producing the most agreeable eiec upon the si
sures quick and easy shave We recommend II TO al
pendent gentlemen" who, like ourselves, do then Oxn i
| beying. IN Y. Even'ng Mrrc;.
Henry,s CAinsse SAariSg Credm.-Alessrs. Sends Co.
have succeeded IN producing article for the geEnsn
toilet which, hesitate hot to say, has no Superior We
have tried the shaving soap, the name OF which pfeea thee
rcars and is bu, ofJusce to the proprietor y
that i, superior To any thing Of the kind we ever u,ed an
all that can possibly be deed for shaving purposes p:O
duce with the smalles; possible quantity neh, of dl
BILE Iather which sinks into and soens the beard dar
the skin after the crop has been removed IN the most ao
and ploasurablc Tie hardest faces will be assah
soitene while the enderet cannot fail to be greatly mpet
BY its emolent and healing qualities We most cordially n
commend this soap as the best we have ever tined.
[Bo,ton Day State Democ.t
! A Nsto Staring Soap.-Shavins is serious ousnss 70
every body except the yourgnG who are shaving e,
not ,s ge, rid of Any thing that facilitates the prOa
public bencacon whether the Improvement be IN the Fr,
soap or uzor The Chinese Shaving Cream of Mr. Sand &
well known druggist under the second cafagoT h
perfume is very pleasant. ind il makes thick creamy hs
which helps the moving process very essentially. Fo s,
tough bssty boards thought 100 delicaie but to s
emauy well disposed beard, which shaved every Dag, 70
know Of nothing moro effective agreeable.
| [New-York Com. Adverasei
Prepared and sod Wholesale nnd retail. By a. b. SANDS
& co Chemists and Druggists s73 Broadway. corner Cha
bers street Sold also by a. D. ID. Sands, 79 Fultonst
and 10 East Broadway. Pace 80 cents per jar be't
| count made TO the trude
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NEw CoMMuNirY.-We see that the friends Of q
Joint Stock Industrial Association al North Bend,
tIa.; have adopted Constitution. The object OF
the Association is 10 promote, to the greatest pcssi
bic extent, Industry, Economy, Plenty, Knowledge,
and Happiness.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIoN.--The Electors CT
Massachusetts met at the State House on Tuesday
the whole number being present, and organized by
the choice of Hon. Abbott Lawrence as President.
They met again yesterday, and gaze ineI we've
votes for Henry Clay and Theodore Frelinghuysen
Boston Daily Advertiser.
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IAN OusoE OF PREVENTIVE Is WORTH A Pouyp w
CrRE."SPenons using the genuine Balm of Columbia o.
not become bnd a lew applications VIII ut 2Hy uTe k3
oiber%se il no restores The lr hends that ha ssa
bald foryear. These Grt fact and will be proved 10 a ~
SnId NJ II Counndts 1t keeps the har free from Gfa
or SCI iRF and gives the hnr 6eauttm GLOSS AYit
OlL OF '@'"'" "i "'V''' N''
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Below,

Packet ship COLUMBUS Cole. from Liverpool, Oct lS
TO G Marshall & CO. ,..,t AZ
fcggy--Wind NE.
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NoTrcE TO TsAvELERs.-The evening train 70
the West, from this city, has been discontinued
There is now but one train daily, leaving here at
in the morning. ALBANY Eve. Jour.
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90 SEE List PACE.
Cleared.

Barks Tsxiaor Cark. iiuayamu. Dc Fofess Go; LIZ
Brigs Leopold o Donnn, DAVIS. St !ago de Caba IT.
sou g. Adams; james " son. souIe Gnayamh II 'S-N
Thompson; William Cn,oker, Cuba. NH
Schr ayie, Sweet, Philadelphia; Elizabeth BensoS ps
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

Rev. J. II. FIELDING, President OF St. Charles
College, died ct St. Charles, Mo. Oct. 1884, in Tie
4ob wear Of his aee
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~ Coal eft4e 5s.t q,at,, stye1y ss;ey. sd 4 !.
duruifsy nay hs had ct il ~ thu ba~- - aey
ISyrst cash prices for the -t article, sfsps; q 4 e
and sils 10 the uses Of consumer and delyerd 4, -, e'
est notice Orders my he let at the oice son;
Despatch Pest. ~
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Tur Ispr,S VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND LislMEST, iFcl u
Camilla iswnrnled 10 any case of Rfeta.ps
or Cent II gives nmednte relief, strengthens weak p
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compensation, he will have no difficulty in find

compensation, he will have no difficulty in find
ing them.
In conclusion, we would again entreat Legs-
laturas, Common Councils, Grand Juries and pri-
vate citizens to memorialze Congress on this
subject The House is apathetic and its Pos;
Office COMMITTEES inimical-it behoves the People
10 eyince double vigilance and earnestness.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

ELECTORAL Vorgs OF NEw-J -JERsEY.-Iha Elec-
toral College of New-Jersey met at Trenton yes-
terday and cast their votes for Clay and FreiIng-
huysen. Mr.. Samuel S. Smith of Salem County
was appointed 10 take the vote TO Washington
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'N' 80 "a lMornn- News.
n The Neus does not see ft to state that
this DOES .include' the nine hundred and odd
majority for Polk obtained in Plaquenines by
the most shameless frauds that ever disgraced a
Popular Election. Why do no! the News ano
its allies take some netice of The astounding
sfidsvits published in our last, showing that men
who had already voted in New Orleans voted
three times for Polk in Paquemines, and while
illegal votes for Polk were polled there by the
steamboat load, vote for Clay was thrown down,
and Polk ballot put in the boz instead 1t IS
! by such vianies rather more adroitiy prectlced,
that James X. Polk is now President elect Of the
| United States Their abettors were ready
enough 10 publish Judge bconard's say.so that
all was fair and right in Plaquemnes. Wny not
at least allude 10 the afidavits proving MN the
prime mover of the villanies practiced there?
Meeting OF the New York Electors
We learn from the Albany Argus that the
Loco Foco Electors of the State of New-York,
met in the Assembly Chambers at Albany, at 4
O'Clock, P. M. on Tuesday. All the members OF
the College were present at the hour, except iar'
PERKINS of the Orleans and Niagara District,
who was detained By an unexpected change IN
the railroad arrangements. ABRAHAM HoGE-
BOOM Of Niagara, was elected in place OF MIR.
Perkins. While The College were ballotlng to fil
the vacancy, Mr.. PERKINS arrived, but ne was too
ate--another had stepped in before him. Che'
Justice SAVAGE was elected President, and HUGH
HALsEY of Suffolk, Secretary OF the College
After making provision to secure the services oil
a Chaplain, the College adjourned to meet on
Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
The College OF Electors rsissembled on wed
nesday morning, the 4lh Instant, and, upon the
roll being called, the entire College-thrty SIX
was found to be present. The official list OF
Electors being complete, they proceeded to bal
lot for President of the United States, the Presi-
dent having named Thomas II. Hubbard of
Oneida, and John Keyes Paige Of albany, Tel
!ers. Mr.. Hubbard Ohe canvass being COM
pleted) reported that the whole number OF ballots
was thirtu.sir, all which were for "JAMEs K.
Polk, OF the State of Tennessee, for President OF
the United States" They next proceeded to
ballot for Vice President of the United States, the
same Teers being named, and the same num-
Der Of votes cast, all of which were for " GEORGE
NJ. DALLAS, of the State Of Pennsylvania, for
Vice President OF the United States"
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Memoranda.
Disasters.

Tic ship Baltimore ard harks stephen Brewer bsip ~,
otlers repsrts ssiil. have anchored IN te I-owe'p
consequence of uniasor,hle wentief
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ArrolSrMEyr-Dr. MIDDLETON GOLDSMITH Of
this city has bsen appoiated Professor of Surgery
in the Cas,leton, (V:) Medical College.
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With an earnestness that we find it difficult TO
express, we desire TO call the special attention OF
tho benevolent Of whntever name, sex, or occupa-
ton, TO the call for Public Meeting, to be held
7Ris Evening ut the Apollo, for the purpose of
forming an Association, with view to the Reform
of Prisons and the Nleoraton Of the Condition OF
their Inmates. The reader will ind appended to
the call in another column the names of large
number Of our most distinguished citizens, who
enjoy wide reputation for sound practical
Wisdom and healthtul Philanthropy. They
have not pledged their cooperation in this I'M
portant movement thoughtessly or at the instance
of any clique of busybodies seeking notoriety un-
der the guse Of misdrected charity. For
long time men Of sagacious and thoughtful minds
have felt the wan, of some instrumentality which
should enable them to act efficiently in the work OF
Reforming Prisoners and adjusting our very inper-
feet and in some respects nhuman systems ofPrison
Discipline in accordance with the principles OF
humanity and benevoleuce. The present move
raent is the harmonious result OF sugges-
tons simultaneously made in several quar-
ters by men whose attention had in various
ways been directed 10 this subject and who
bv circumstances almost Providential had become
acquainted with each others views and feelings
The preliminary arrangements are such as TO
inspire confidence that the nesting this evening
will be one of the most interesting character
Among those who ara TO make addresses, We
msy mention ]. w. EDMoNDs, Chairman of the
Board of Inspectors Of the Sing Sing Prison, Rev.
| w. H. CLAIMING, Rev. JOHN LUCKY, Chaplain of
the Sing Sing Prison, Ex.Mayor MORRIS, r: A.
TaLLMADeE, and Isaac T. HOPPER. The indl-
vidual last named is Quaker, VINO was for many
years an Inspector Of Pri.on in Philadelphia, and
whose long experience in administering TO the re-
| lief of the unfortunate will enable him TO make
statements Of deeply Interesting character. We
| rrust there will be numerous attendance.
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CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.

l. PoErRY.-A Com. Law Rhyme: Dirge Of an Infant By
WIN. II. c. Hossner: Sonnet 20 Clarkson : Femme
Greque-a,,endant Tissue dun combat by j. Arge'-
tus Shea.
II. EprroRIAL.-South Carolina Policy: Ncw.YorS sena
tors; The Manufacturer and their Friends: hir. A.
H. Everett; No Compromise The Stolen Letter fIom
Mr. Clay. Sc.
IN PoIrTicAL.-spirt OF the Wing Press A Voice t,om
Connecticut. South Carolina Error in the Electoral
Vote Of LEWIS Co.: The Official Vote Of New. York :;
Letter from Hon. John p. Kennedy How they did it :;
The Plaquemines Frauds: Organization Of Congress
Correspondence of the Trbune; Official Returns from
New. York, Moinc New-dampshife, Michigan. Ten
uessee, o,e.
~. Observation-Disclosures Message: Postmaster Gen
erar. Report; Tnal Of Rev. Charles T. Torrey Death
of Henry johnson Death OF Hon. James FISK Tales
Of Oppression; The Texan Rcvolu,ion No. "; Ihe
Water Cure in Germany Discussion on Slavery va
uonai Lords Day Convention: Literary No'ices' &c
v Nrws-From China: Texas and Mexico; From 81 ia
go Cuba &c.
VI COMMERCIAL krELlIGENcE.-S,os.s, Money Produce
&c.
Single Copies. put mp wrappers for the Mails can De Oh
tained at the desk. Price, 614 cents.
G- TERMs-ss pee year. single copies, Ga cents. Alsub-
,criptio,s payable iDfexiby In advance Address
GREELEY & McELRATH Ito Nussanstreet.
Tribune Buildings. opposite The Park
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s'BUsKgp HILL" AT THE CoLrsEuM.-Mr Sanuels the
celebrated " EoRTERN WIzARD und who is said to be
che best yenotrcgulsts md asicnn o the nge performs
nights more, this evening md morrow evening. Last night
was his first and told lie performed of the most
astonishing ieats witnessed If old Bunker don't gre
bill UOn we don't k1i0u irkfrc yOnI find n.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

LnrIsIAyAhe official canvass shows majority ior Pola
cfe No returns received from the PaIIahs oil Caeo2
and De Sotn which they reported woud have G
6 This. of dos not inclgst tbe - zoe io'
Polk lost Cacaseu through the rsscaiy Of the W hs
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Pnssenyers Arrived,

In ,se Utica from Rarre-Mr Cozens OF PhiadeSSlM W
Brewer of Bosfon-I00 ,teerage. -,
In the sAip Sea from Lirer2oot-Mr Matthew Mesa." ."'
9S steerage. ,, ,, r,,.. ss,-,s
British Army; Rey f J ttuwley, Rev u Ogden, and aeii@
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

TsE PARLIAMENT OF CAsADA.-This body mel
at aentrell, on Thursday, November %. sir
Allan McNAR from Canada West, was chosen
Speaker by ma;ori, of three over Augusiin Her
lert MoTin, the vote being o. 10 SO.
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10 General Committee OF Democratic
Whig Young Men.-A regular meeting Of this Com
it,se will be held nj the Broadway House Friday, the
Sth instant, nt clock. P. NJ. DAVID GRAHAM, Chm.
G5aASITESL 56nS r LoeToSl x; TayI0S' 5secreinres. d5
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We haze copied the title OF This book al length
because it furnishes the best description We can
give Its character and objects. l, IS not to be
expected that so great variety Of topics can be
thoroughly discussed in small volume; but the
compiler tes succeeded very we'll in putting large
quantity OF ussfll Information into small space,
thus bringing il within the reach of mudtudes
WHO have neither time hor Opportunity 10 consult
larger works IL is this class OF persons oEwhose
nsrticnlar bsneit the Editor has labored, and he
certainly deserves credit for industry aud psrsever-
ance. The work viii DO good 10 this c!sss, not
only on account of the sc'na knowledge TO be
cleaned from It's pages, bu, by awakening dspos-
ton for reading and reflection which Will eventually
lead them to consult o,her books in which the same
subjects are more thoroughly t,eated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

c The Lady Aelods and Southern Songstery appear to-
night n Tie Newf ork Museum. Williams the Chm Chop.
Miss idar osseyIyne &c. dd 10 The al,rucloas ch en-.
,eItanmen: for enc shilling.
NATIONAL PEoTEsTANT.-l'. No peace with Rome y
Edited BY Rev. C.SPARRY ut No IL Nassa-st Cobys Book
Store. The December number this splendid Magazine as
aie lis nppea'ancet has four fine eugravings. 1t pub
Ishet, a, 81 yea: or 10 cents a nurnber.
TKosE ELEsAsr :" OLD GLOSSY Ru.nEns"-DAY
bought nj the auction the entire 0 Of the best Ru5be sold in
market r yenf,. These Sho-s are DID, black smooth
and gloy, without varnsh and high figured square toed thin
Shoes admit that they the t they had eye, seenor sale
81 only 81 The ordinary kind good any other in market
g. e. 5s. and 6s Every other kind equally low.
These elegant Rrbbers etaied only . Maiden Lane,
st bIocS ffuin Broadway, door from Naasan.st.
HORACE H. DAY,
e4sw 3 Successor to Roabury India Rubber Co.
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S.poi1cn. 6
Foreign Ports.

Nov H. OF noon lat 81 IL n, lep 81 -; he
Great Westenn.Slie made signal brt II could hes -
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MARINE JOURNAL.
IMMATURE ALaAHAC-THIs DAY.

PORT OF NETWORK. .DEcEMBEa
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/ FATHER MATHEw.-By notice in the Irlsk
| Folmteer, we observe tho Editc. of that paper
! conducted the Temperance Press in Ireland for
three years. under The inspection OF sir. Mathew,
and that he is frequently asked by the admirers and
friends Of this distinguished apostle of Temperance
Fhat is doing 10 relisre FATHER Mathew
He will therefore lecture This evening at Crctox
Hat II, order to explain how Father Mathew mas
become embarrassed, the proceeds to be applied to
the fun, raising in Ireland TO assist this noble
hearted apostle in the holy cause OF Temperance
and farther, in hope Of raising contributions and
organizing e plan OF assistance. lie, this object
mest with hearty support from the friends Of Tenn
perance, for certainly no man has done more work
than Father Mathew 10 that most righteous cause
NEw ScULrroR.-Another sculptor has sprung
mp in Cincinnati, by the name OF Whetstone. From
the age of sixteen he has been worshipper OF art:
when he was twenty years old, be fitted him up a
Studio, bu, was soon obliged to seek bis brrad.by
making locks and other machines; hehss nov com
pletsd several beautiful Busts. They well
modelled, clear dsiiuct, and artstli ike. We trust
ne will prove worthy companion of POWERS, and
fellow in the steps Of the lsmsnted CLESyNGER.
{ ~ Or Bull is coming to New York, 20 bring |
out ss great composition Of Nisgsra, not being ebs
zs 2 (, s-ss =. >
, arrange matters 10 his TASTE In Boston, Tor ms
Z
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N3 In Democratic wing Ueheroa Sohs-
mittee, Dec. 3. 1874
Rssopsd That the Wing Electors Of he CITY and County
of New. York requested 10 emble IN their respective
Wards on Monday 18th inst for the purpose OF selecting i've
Delegates from each Ward 20 General COMMITTEE or i1e en-
suing year. and also for the purpose OF eectng ward com
Inttees 80. - .,:..
Resoieed That in the opinion OF this Committee, the Inte
rests OF the Wing party require the exience OF one Genera
Committee only, for the City and County OF New. ork.
The following are designated as the places o meeting iol
the purposes mentioned IN lhe first resolution,
Isl Ward. Thresler's Broad ". Hoel;
2d a. Jones Second Ward HOTEL
81 . No. lSi Greenwichst.
4th :" Shakespeare Hotel.
5tf Z" Marion House, ChapeLst.
6th - National Hall.
7th 'o Atsucb place as WGrd Committee deignates.
Sth Howard House.
9Th =. Kentucky Hall.
10Th e AT such place es Ward Cornmttse desgnatc.
lIh Do do do do
I2h Do do do do
18Th 10 do do do
1th a. Broadway House.
18TH :" Constitution Hall.
18th '' Corner Seventh and Twenty first 81.
18th 's Henry Cny House, Avenue A.
J. BoWDITCH BLUNT, Chairman.
}. H. HOBART HAws. sec,e,r;es
JOSEPH p. PRISON,
T The Address OF the General Committee to their con-
stuen which accompanies the preceding CALL is excluded
for want OF room, till our next. do
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CoSsELL's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAcroR-Yonw vii Rtss e.
observe It is no sovereign remedy for nl, complalns II
only intended for externl application anu VIII eH''
Burns, Eryspelas. Ghilbans
Sore Eyes & NippIesPiIts, Bles,
Fe,en, Ulcers & Oid Sores SpIalhs'
Tic UooreuI, Balbers Itch, Loths,
Rheumatism, White SwelIngs, ltcn, g.
Sculds Age IN the Face, Imp, e~s. .--s5ss,eo
Though we have named numerous affections
has taught us hat they not too many WIZ
fine above complaints, all pay Is absolutely reuseu
Gold osr nj 81 (OuIfiallttst
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Who Wars nny of the following articles. w; sat.
Nt'S gcrovstic OIL n cernin for DEAFNESS ~.
adias Hd ye warranted to color the har out Ts " :
cnre Also may be Ind Mt 81 Courtandts Wistes Bhiis
Of wa cy sehses pngs,e gs,csy syTsD h.
fnr 2mghs. Colds Iirsr Complaint, Consumption, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

Tug PEOPLES CABINET; containing Ccmp7ndium upon
the subjects OF Natural History; astronomy Constitu-
ton Orsap2ation aud Functions OF the Humnn Body
te Mind and us Faculties History Of the United states
Government sad Law, particularly Of the United States
also ,i,e Beliefs of Various Denominations and Bograohi
cal Sketches of Distinguished Characters all ages OF the
World Collected and prepared by JOSEPH w. merrill.