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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.

LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
THE SUBSC RIBERS have recently purchased full
DRY GOODS. suitable Tor The Spring rade which they
prepared offer low Ii Tor less prices than other
establishment in the Vp';f. bNfss s'rifej a;oops
cases of very rich Silks consisting Of black and blue black
PLAIN waerrd figured and stripe Poutdr Sole Gros de Swiss
Amu Italian Luiestns aud Gros de khines, from Is 10 ~
cases very handsome gh, Silk consisting of rich change
able waered strip. plaid and figured Cameons, Gras lie
reS aud other fashionable and desirable styles
Of printed sirre and plaid Jaconeu. Lawns.
Cambrcs Swiss and Null Muslins.
Mousse de Lanes and Cashmeres and beautiful
patterns. -
Lustres. Eoliens and Bombazlnes
AlsoA stock of Mourning t,oods Of every description
PRINTS
10 of French and English yard wide new and
10 do fast colcrs new styles. Is,
30 do DO at cd, Sd % and lId.
50 cases bleached Sheetngs and Shrtns, from the cele
brated factories measuring from yards wide from cd
per yard MP.
100 bales brown shIeSis SES S Gops ;tsy known make
500 double Danask Table Cloths from to yards in length
$40 dozen Naphinsj Towe' and Doyes, double Damask
100 pieces Linen Sheetlngs, some yards wide
10 line Irish Linens, Lawns and Linen Clmbrcs.
$40 Wossd aud Linen and Cotton and Linen Table Covers
Also $40 COunerpane' i and ,Il NaT's!lleS Quilts
600 Cashmcrr Shawls from 10 10 sOO.
Also, BIoche, silk Sitin D9mask Otterman, De Lain.
Thibet Wool Wors,ed and PLAIN Caihmeres, with many
other STYLES desirable fol the
large stock of Cloths Cissm-res Sl.nets Vestnss and
a full assortment of Summer Stufs.
Also complete assortment OF Jaconet Null Swiss Cam
bnc Nansook. orea work. PLAID STRIPE hgured and PLAIN
Muslin and DrspeIies
The above only part Of tie Goods have
ceycd and daily receiving fresh supplies that
guarantee stock present shall not be surpassed
nl0 ais BARKER K TOWLE II Catherine St
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN IL BIRCH

RANKIN IL BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. in the Store lately occupied BY
Williams Rankia s. Pennimsn.
No. 63 yyilllnu,-street. corner OF Cedar.
new elsrau, and very ex.snsye stock of Staple ard Fancy
Six Goods m eli tie aies, OF Spnng Styles, COM
prisng the moS desirable and fashionable articles OF Dress
Goods, Farcy Silks Ribbons &C. which they invite ise
Of al e Of Inc old hrni, and buyers gene
-aIy.
From the sa, care used in the selection and ,he ci;ies
70. buying on tie NOS, favorable they offer unusual
Il strong inducements ,hoss who buy TO ;ae greatest
advantage. either ior Cash or Approved Credit
They particularly solicit the Trade of Merchants from Coun
III Towns and Villages, Their stock embracing eve variety
Of fashionable goods VIII be ocad comprise styles adapted
TO ever market
Among ,her Dress Goods ley would eallaasntoo TO
gich Printed Balzorin-s and Barrzes.
Syrian Lawns and Alnslius of new styles.
Half; ;Haoqrains Pans Ba.otise., Jaeonet.: Sf
Black Polaccas Marques BalzorInes Paris quality
Printed Lawns and Musias in every variety
VsTy rch isured Brocads, and s.iia s,siped Silks
Rich Cashmere shawl,, Of ali Qualities,
Rich g,ss sw .ns G new d .slea
Black Hernani File, and Sewing Silk Sh,wls.
Muslin de Lame and Thibet Sws PLAIN and satin striped
Rich Broeads figured and plain Cam-leOn Silk shawl,.
Rich 6u,e Cap and Bonnet 6bons in great variety of sl
Milncty Goods IN all br,nches-T,at.n. Lawns, Bonnet
SuHs' oa''hs' -Nt'i'e'ai -" Nv 40 49,
Gros de Rhines of the different widths and qualities
Na,;eon ard Veritas Italian LustFngs 2o to 40 inch
Blk and Blue Blk C5ros de Swiss. Gros Grain, &c
Blk aud Blue Blk Dress SatnS.
Black bombazines full assortment
Kid Cloves Of every qu,ity, Meas and Wouen's
Lisle Thread Of peror styles, Ladies Chdrens, &C.
Sewing Silk Gloves and Mltts ct extra 9ualities
Ladies Cravats Of entire new fabrics and designs
Italian CTavaIs. MatteonIs. Nertss, Nlailr. &c.
Linen Cambrics Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs, best
French plain. HemTed. and lieviere borders.
Thread Edgrs5, Llces, toslnsS
Their Stock will be ound comprise full assortment OF
all the various small items needed and they invite the aen-
lion Of Buyers with the fullest confidence that they can sup
ply want in their line. m' SIN Is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
ROMAN EYE BALsAM.

70 "Tus LIGHT OF rHr BOpv l, THE Err,"-wh., a
calamity must il those who have weak eyes 10 live in
ptretual twilight, They read pleasant books or
write pleasant letters to their friends or erjoy the plssn,
her holiday aI,ireo they condemned to constant gloom
No, necessarily, however Science has rrodneed many
oSle Of the atsuts who have ben cured BY lis application
could not be Rad sitting If eyeld, inamed
the eJeha bloodho, no what the have
beenju, call the of Me,rs. Sands Co. IN Broad
Way and hsy Will furnish jar the basm os p
etn with printed directions for Persevere the
pi,Saoon for short time Yoa riH succeed
N tspefed ana sold by A. B. SANDS CO. Chemists and
Fulton II. and u East Broadway. mis- imi.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
I o. of G. +.
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Or ALTON A ID CON Z + h
THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FFL-
l. LOWS. OF New-Yotk Lodge, No. :. respectfully beg
leave 10 their 6rst 0atIon and Concer At the
TABERNACLE. March 2ith. 1915,
or the Benefit OF the Widows and OphaHx Fund OF t So
cie,y which occasion AMES T. BRADY ESQ has kind
IL consented 20 deliver ar Grafton.
The A~oLEss. BsorHESs have kindly volunteered their
v,lushr and will sprcr costume ant stag
Der of their best Glees Duets. and Sclos
Professor MAxINILi.S ZUsoFF and pupil Miss years Of
rendered their and Will perform IN the II
anoiore SONATA arranged faI enr hands OF bethotsn
Mr. R HANrSiocE hs. also kindly consented 10 Perform
overture the Pianoiorte.
number of Ladies and Gentlemen have also volunteered
,heir AID this oecasion and will of the most Pop
ular ballads.
Admission IS ceu-Tckei, BE procured =, all the prn.
crS Music Sto-s and the the evening Of the Con-
cert slso of the following seu.e%ea GsaeIai Storms
James Coaaer E + Purdy, Gideon Os,rander SHERMAN
BrowneIl 4. H. Morris B. J. Nessroe Ihos h. kelrser
and from the Committee OF Arrangements
John c. Coashnan. +. s. Smith Il Ba,eey T J Wayne,
Jacob Colvia, 7 Earle. w BaEely, 6. H Esilings5 j.
s SagTus j. McKbbn. Wm. B. Barber James Reed ThoS
Brown Stephen Brcoker. Geo Relyea NJ Eallon. wm II.
Hyatt, $ McCrscken, Geo W Dawson. Msior Hopkins.
Dr. w Tompkns DrJ. I. Tuttle Geo. Haywood, John
Faulkner. and Cart Stephen Miller OF Brooklyn. mls st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
~ THE INVISIBLE WIG

u THE INVISIBLE wIG.-So closely resembles the
real he1d Of haiE that septe and hare po-
nounced il the most perfect aud extraordinary Of the
day The sa, advantage OF this novel and unique wig ts
beug made without sewing weaving which canss itS
peaIanees closely resemble the natural hair both light
and ratursl appearance as 10 dey detection lis trxtua
being beautiful porous and so irsc that in all cases Of
perspaiion eyapuratou nnimaired great eY Of
ohrr wigs entirely avoided The sk-p,c
alike invited this novel and beautiful Wig and the
C. Barry Broadway OF Libersys;rset up
mi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

CoLD AND SILVER WATCHES RErAlLED AT
VI WHOLESALE PRICES. BY J. T. w1LLIsToN.
pesl.r in Watches No Cortland street, Broadway,
stan.
An WATCHES sold - this establishment, Warrant
e 10 be such as Represented the money refunded
second Hand Watches taken n exchange or bought for
cash. :,
bsst manner at the Lowest pTicrs. n}5 lna~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
Leg, Instltnta Let.

u Mechanics Institute Lecture.-Mr. JNO
Y GRIFFlTHS will deliver Lecture 90 M.ARIN,; AND
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE. IN the Institute Lecture
Room City Hall! THIS twedaesd,y) EveRins 18th inst,
y CLOCK Mr. Griffith. is practical shipwrishi. and hs
popnarty OF his ioer lectures this subject well
rs great importance people e1trn,ively in
Pursuit. a, the Americans makes subject Of Pc
esnar interest The Lecture will bs free to ;he public
BY order, J. J. MAPES, P:ssidsrt
e, l.. SAkkIrr Aetn.rv its
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
Y B,IAhMER,s AAIEeIcAS NEWSPAPER ~ ~.

u B. PALMER,S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER AD.
VERTISiNG AGENCY temporarily located at No
Ann-st adjoining The Tribune Oce lEemoved in
quence Of the destruction by fire ol the Tribune Buidins
othe best newspapers Of mos; of the principal towns aud
Of State in the Cn-n copies OF which together
For the information of Merchants Manufacturers and others
who desire extend knowledge OF their names nta5rs
streets and pursuits throughout the country and thereby
crease their county custom the Agent respectfully notifies
thm that he duly authorized to make contracts for the
papers for which he the Agent aGd give receipts for all
monies paid him accoun. OF the propr'eioEs Wth
view 10 actaie the selection of such districts OF country
may best suit the different kinds Of busaess 10 which the
of the people of the country may be- invited he gives
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

10 RSApP's INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLAsTER.-The
ingredients which this Pla>eri composed all well known
lud practice and considered very etcacious Their me
dcia properties the crude state highly apprec
ated but combined. modified and concentrated in the
teral Of kSArrs INDIAN SrRENGTIESINo PLAsrER, they
infinitely useful These plasers, without excoriaus
the skn keep up that degree of irritation which nece
sar coun,eact internal inflammation, where they are
applied for weakness nvgonte and hrnco the muscular
fibre Being smoothly spread and perfectly flexible the rra
ton they create solely the legitimate effect OF the pungen in
ereden Of which they composed nnd not y
the stiffness. harnev and roushness which much OBJ
lectcd TO in Other Plastes.
These Plastes are manufactured and Sold Wholesale and
retail by Knapp a, his Medicine Warehouse 362 iud-
~ Y and for sale by Druggists generally Each
genuine Plaster bears the manuiacuters on the back
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
RICH GoOns-

Jus, landed sTd received teesy r,rou, style, Of
Fabrics and the richest cooIines ever exhibited
The attention OF ihoss who buy for the fashionable
trsae is nrited BOWEN * McNAMEE
ms I'm is William rofB
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

NO. 80 Hlds1r-st betlS.en z hDy und 3lotton-sts
C D s P. D.. VAN VooRHlS. having iaken the above
IA Sors have opened entire a1d complete
.ortrent Of SFAPLEnnd FANCY DRY GOODS ofthe latest
uad pat,e ahnpted ~ The present and approaching
ettou which they VIII sell al the most reasonable and
respectfully solicit the q trends md the public
be on hand togee. with excessive supply OF DOMESTIC
GOODS &c &c. and every attention will be paid TO those
who may favor them with their custom.
One prce estahl.she, for evsrT arficle. nl1 2tist
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
NEW GOODS AT NEW PRICES.
SUTTON Il co.

SUTTON Il co.
Inform their and friends that there
be found 177 SPRINGST (he Old Stand for Cheap
Good large OF New SrTing Goods, purchased
recently very low prices, and be sold DECIDEDLY
CHEAPER than the styles offered before in
this City Among other decidedly cheap articles be
found, NEW STYLE DE LANES, BALZORINES.
Lawns. .ORGANDIE MU>LINS, ,CALICOEs, SHIRT
INGS. SHEETINGS. LINENS DIAPERS, NSATI-
NETS, FLANNELS, CLOTHS, BROCHA AND
OTHER SHAWLS. SC. &c.
S.&CO. all OF Dry Goods of kind tha,
prices such that be disappointed who
shall favor with their patronage
177 sPRlNG-sTREET cor of Sullivan
" B-Jus; opened large supply Of Shr,uss and Sheet
ing to be sold low goods of the same quality
tf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

the Park. this evening. Wednesday. ii O'Clock. Subject
Eiee;ro Gld:HS. Free 1t
n The Sixteenth Ward Tract Society will
hold Their Third Anniversary Wednesday evening the ia
at O'Clock the Methodist Church between 9Th and 9Th
Mr. aihrop of the Baptist Church and Rev Mr. Reed of the
Presbyterian Church. will address the meeting Music By the
CheI The citizens of the Ward and qf The Cy generally
are invited % attend. c. c. DARLING, Secre;srT-
N.B-No Collection II
sera Lecture bsfore the members of Howard Lodge so
their Lodge Room Division his Evening Wtdnes-
day March 9l clock. Subict-LGbor. The InerioTi
othe Lodge and Of he orefin general are 1Tise 20 sa'
Gro. CLIFFORD, Secretary. mig II.
. Br. Cox and UniversaIism.-The = Univsr-
,slryt Union, end Y Christian MESSENGER OF TINS week
viii structures Dr. Co1s viren attack upon
oftAe Christian candour Of the New ork Observer re
Union viii be ready FOR delivery Wednesday norninSEte
Messenger, THURSDAY afternoon SInge cope cents
10 Fulton street ID hooy Yearly subscnpdon mon s. =
Messenger s2 rnhi' Il
u University of Sew-York.-The Annual
COMMENCEMENT the Medical Department of The UNIyER
sIrY or NEw-YoRK will be held in the Chapel Of The UnireI
sity Washington square Wednesday, the l9h inst az
O'Clock the evening The address the Graduates Will be
delivered By Professor Draper.
The Faculties OF Coghia College and OF the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons the Medical Profession and puoc
generally respectfully invited 70 ayissd BY 9ydeI o. me
Faculty. tmBA- JNO W. DRAfEh' secry'
TTThe Lady Howard Temperance Society
street and CotNe Place "Wednesday evening. March et
O'Clock The friends Of this sky born cause and The pub
c very respectfully invited to attend and by 20 dong ne
nstrumenal swing tho,e who nre ready 10 pers S6e
tickets % cents Tickets admitting persons "a: GETS
VIII any one shrink from task 20 exalted
ls % make the lnebTIate MS deHth cup iors1ke
The alcohol monster. rfboldly asrnnited
Shall suGg:hly sink in QbIyion, AXE :. .,..
pt,r,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

INVE- LEGATIONS IN AMIN Al MAGNETISM and
Phrenology by Prof. RODGERS the unrvaed Macneti-
yer and Phrerologist Prof RODGERS has the honor
nounce his intention Of delivering Course of Four Lectures
the above valuable with interesting experiment.
Rutgers Institute Nadsons, Tuesday cfeach week.
mencing Tuesday. ith March
Clinton Hail. Wednesday of each week. commencing We'd
uesday. 5th OF March
American Republican Hall Of Avenue and ID 81.
Thursday Of each week commencing Thursday sth Of March
and
81 Luk,'s Buildings corner Of Grove and Hudson-sts Fr
day of each week. commencing Friday 7th March Il
uleuce II halfpast O'Clock.
Tickets, which will admit Lady aud Gentleman IS cents
Cr,<s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

~ We have been shcwn samples Of very superior
Cotton Yar said TO have been spun the 7Rro,te and
we are told that the invention IL OF American origin, and
now In successful operation in Manchester (Eugland) We
would refer those interested Mr Johnsons advertise
ront In thi, DAYS paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
5Per Cent Advance.


n WHEELER CO. IS Maiden Lane. who possess unu:
- su4 facilities for purchasing cheap have and wall
krP ennst,ntty hand irgr and splendid OF
CLOTHS, C.iSSLMERES, FESTISGS. SERGES,
SaTINS and all goods used BIZ Merchant Tailors which
they Will sell wholesale retail extremely small ad
from cost They ;herore with great confidence IN
Tite The cttention Of the Public.
rs. Journsyrsa Tailors especially invited to call
mis- Inns,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
Real Estate M,kcY IS.

By 4. J. B!eecler & Co
Two story brick front house No 79 oiver-st-lot2 "a
II front a5 q roar by 100 deep .S465o
Two story frame building No 60 Chrys,ie-st-lo, IS
by 100 feet s7s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

Bo.RDING.-ofRS. GoSS having opened the new and
cornmodous hoase, % Veseysreet near the sor House
procrs choice of desirable 10 transient or perna
nent Boare-. Croton shower warm and cold baths free
The location Is very central, yet quiet and shady Terms
moderate. au' lAs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
MARRIED..

At Rye wcstchestsr County the 18th inst. by the
Rev. E. D. Bryan, Mr.. JAMES d. FAIRMAS, Of Elmira,
n V to Miss ANGoULEME, daughter of j. E. Peck. Esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

A MEXICAN FRAMING CHISELS-lr0 dozen Franz
n ing Chse, Mottiee Chise.s Se for sale very low 70
eissf n e''siHl saERMS, 2si ATwATER CO. 80 nro.d
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

Money is easily obtained at per cent both OF
the Banks and IN the street. This IL the regular established
rate and the only made a. lower figure are those
made on very choice securities The amount Of paper OIL
ferng at the Banks is superabundan but enough 70
keep the receipts active.
The Liverpool packet, we understand, took no
Specie The avre packet will take considerable amount.
A lot of Spanish Indemnifcatlon stock was Oh
ered to-day at auction $4,000 sold at 81 3s per cent
The balance withdrawn.
The actual receipts in the Pennsylvania Treasury
for the month Of February amoun.edto Sl4625 81 Tho
payments were S94a4 81 including SSH SO. II interest
on the funded debt which would leave the expenses for
February S73,9O 23 and would leave balance in the
hands Of the Treasurer the 29th ut OF s6 We
have gentleman at Harrisburg who is be-
hind there he believe the August In
forest will be paid in cash."
Uncurrent money is more abundant in Wall-st.
than for some months past " York country Is bought
at from to discount and resod again at 40 cents per
$780, Eastern and Philadelphia IS steady at disc The
Virginia. North Carolina, s. Carolina Georgia and South
Western merchants have brought the money Of their re-
spective districts considerable quantities, the rates Of
exchanging which are given in the annexed table:
TN Orr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

q Our citizen, are engaging have Plumbing wofk
done for the' tenants IN the OF Baths Water S,9sets
Shower Baths, Sc Will do well 10 cali Messrs Phllbin
jenkins basement Jonstrev; whose work hss thrs IN
giyen universal satisfaction. flS ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

" MEssRs. BARKER STowLE, No. Il cathsriue-
have received large lot of Domestic Goods from the
wreck Reside, damaged by wafer onlv. nj
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
For Alderman-JOHN B. HUNTER.
Z" Assistant-MORGAN MORGANS. JR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADAMS.
WILLIAM II. BARNES.
Constablcs-JOHN BUTLER,

All OF whom were unanimously ana corday approved oil py
the meeting
The meeting thea eloquently addressed by Hon. orris
franklin Conrad Sweet and others.
Committee then appointed to draft resolutions. who
presented tha following which adopted expressive OF
the views aud determination Of the meeting:
Whereas large portion of the Whg party have within the
past year. doubtless with honest but mistaken motives abar
boned regular Whs nominations and supported the cand
dates third And whereas the of such third
marty have recently asserted that the great Ws Party
poweess aud all but annhaled And whereas know that
such assertions founded in truth but that If proper
efforts are the Wing party is capable Of reeanug its
former position. Therefore belt
Resolred That we, the Why's Of the old Seventh being
deposited their ballots for Henry Clay do hereby proclaim
unto our friends, both home and abroad, that although
deceived bereyed and defeated Wings stil
true sense and meaning of the term
Resslei That longer be a!ured by the syren
Is OF Nativm, which en,ce but TO destroy and which
would with Characteristic beralty take all. but not Civ,
Resnsed That we h,aceorh abure all politics, amag,-
nations as tendng 10 anniha;eand destroy ideny
great just and meri!Orous party Upon this principle we p1
established maxim OF supporting " Rssuar Nominations,
and none other. -, -, n,-,r,,,
SELDEN as the candidate lo the Office of first Municipal
Magistrate recognize The dictates OF true ana honest Tin
cpes and jus. regard for the wishes OF me whole Whic
PARTY Of our city He firm and trueheare Whig ard his
in the service Of ms conny IS s., f.mTe win mat
the presentation OF his name happy omen which ausuF'
glorious victory.
which have been made by our Ward Nominating COMMITTEE
We recognize gentlemen for the honorable sta
tions of Alderman and Assistant Alderman men IN whom
can pscc implicit confidence. and whose acts we shai! never
| be ashamed TO acknowledge
On motion Re,ored Tha, the proceedings of this
| inc b. published JAMES P. ALLAiRE., Chairman.
7 PERkY f Z 9NSEETrTFL' gRWETT. 5Sviss Presidents.
!. .GoSqEsi E SpEs;ss JF. Secretaries.
~ Eynrsss please cOry
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
EDGAR JENKINS Auctioreer.
nEREMPTORY SALE OF REM ESTATE Of TIE irtf

DEREMPToRY SALE OF REM ESTATE er he lGf
yo6n CcqdeHiH9 By order of nas Court II Chanooy
This property known the sharon Farm, OF which John
Cende,irg died, seized, COMPRISING ABOUT FIVE
HUNDRED LOTS is situated i'll the )2th ward OF the city
o New-Ycrk on the sth and sth avenues. and ssth.
Io0,h ost 02d lo3j, i0ih and loS'h streets hereto
fore postponed by certain orders OF ne Court OF ehaheey
The house ou houses and about 10 lots OF ground lying
immediately contiguous thereto will be sold In one parcels
the residue in convenient parcels as 10 make II an OBJECT
TO the purchasers The sale viii Se made at pnoue aue
ton rn1er Tho drecten OF the subscriber. by Messs
Halliday SJenkus Auc;Ioneers, Thursday. soth March
at IL o'clock NJ at The Merchants Exchange.
The sale will he positive and peremptory To tho nghest
bidder The said premises are shown and described
map the said property. which may be procured until the
day OF sale of Msssrs. Halliday Jensns NO. i3 Broad
Tho and mode OF saia will be announced AZ
tile time and place OF such sale.
FLOYD SMITH. Trustee sc.
ml3ists No. lss Pearl street.
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M.Rr JAKE PHELPS. secretary. mis- 2tls-
rIush En,igrant society of New-York.-

7
Public notice hereby tina, election viii be he'e
Monday the seventh DAY Of Arr aeI at the ONCE Of ne
No Ann = w the hoPT 81 ssvsn bre Wee
Presidents Secretaries aud four members Of
ravdoe Chses " Many Charles NJ Connolly and Joseph
suar whose Of Office will expire on the second Monday
Of May next. "i1 <t
ETonth yyard-yyhlss, Arouse;..TIhe + Wing
ing 2Oh Croton Hall corner Of Division st and
nominate Charter ocef il FL HoR E5G. 4 r. HAVE e5 Cbsman
wN Io-r, Jr Secretary ml92,
~ Fourteenth Ward.-Hbigs and insepdra.
e-The Democratic Whig Electors Of this ward arr reaue
instant al hspast O'Clock to he,r the report Of the Nom
Mating c9mm;ies appointed 10 select Sh's van 05fIiD @oRDS
'uaGtN mlSst ~ Chairman q ,he Nominating Committee
~ Sixteenth Vyard-The Whe Electors Of IN, 5hs
Fifth Di;c will meet Wednesday Evsnia n,oSl the 81 M y
instant past NJ at 9 "a oS osoianc their
p3e, fysa2s and east '''n street. '2 'WiLLiAM Ii RTssE
mIs2t Chairman of Ward Committee.
NJ Fourth Ward.-A, meeting ei Democratic
Wbic, held at the shak,7eae Hotel Wednesday Evening
N,rc. t9,b ls,5 III. following gentlemen nominated
for Charter Officers:
For For AAsssis,aat-joHN Asssamsa-jSoHHhNY Y. HIgBARD,
For jdG2 jjddGG22Bv v yAHPgtoHTFooh' AfLgoT 'A'
For cons,.bIes-33 BEEIp BBEEEEIKpS s. IEsffNhPFSsoov EsffNPsov.
Ir,nector, Isl Di,,rict-B W. Osborn. Hsrman King.
Insrs,ctors 2d Ds;rict-N. Bunce. Charles b. Ring.
INSPECTORS Sd District
INSPECTORS 4th Di,trict-Ralph Hail. Rufus Rove
EDWARD ORsroRS Secretary. ml3 lw
NJ Seventh yVard.-At 4 large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Whg Electors Of the Seventh Ward held at
AIadden on Monday evening March l7th. 1876 JAMES
ALLAIRE was called the Chair. j. 7 B. maxwell and
PERRY JEwETr appointed Vice Presidents j. CoGER,
Jr and j. L. BERRIES. Secretaries.
The Nominating Committee for Charter Officers being then
called on for their report, Henry A. Hubur, their behalf
reported as follows:
For Alderman-JOHN B. HUNTER.
Assistant-MORGAN MORGANS JR.
Acknowledgement ADAMS.
WILLIAM II. BARNES.
Constablcs-JOHN BUTLER,
ERASTUS THOMPSON.
n.PectOr,-ls Ds!icr-EEj9h T. Been j., DaPel Kenny
81 Edw. D Mckinney. John Coger, Jr
4h Johu u. Williams. Zebedee Ring.
5th Barnes Bennett, WIN. Alexander.
9th James Duff William II. Bedell
7th Jas. P. Allaire. Robert MCGOWAN.
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

increase. ,4oI,JSl
Here then we have the gratifying result that Indiana
has Increased In wealth sl 262gs in year. and.
crbe Il 20 what cause may, there remains the fixed
fact" that our State Is rapidly advancing toward tho
greatness she Is ultimately destined 10 attain.