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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
LIFE INSURANCE.

LIZ L INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASST RANCE >otl
lNEri. ~ Cofnhil London. add % Wailst New-iofs
Capital y1no0f sterling, or >4.JunuO tEmpoweied
by &C. of Par amentl @Nict-Royal tssen ih July, 1885,
-"A Savings Bank for the widow and the orphan
LAME Mar'aJ FL, G.oI.e,'i h5ino'eF'aaa'e'
Sccrefa W Ferguson tamroux, fsl.
United states Board Of Local Dieeof loihce ~ Nas'
NEw-loRE
jacob Harvey. Esq. chm. samuel : fiewlard, Esq
Jonathan Goodhue Esq samuel " Fox, Esq
James b0oman, tsq. Wlllim Van Hook. tsq.
George Barclay Esq. Edward isbcht, Esq
Clement Biddle. Esq. Louis 4. Cooley, Esq.
Georse r. Graham, Esq William Jones, Esq
Jonathan Meredith FL - y samuel Hoffman k'a
Hon J. LeandeI starr, General Agent and Edward
Richardson 20. General Accountant, for the United
THr roLLowiSs Az A,oNc rnr ADVANTAGES orrLREo
and half millions Of doais, in addition 10 the accu-
mutation of premiums, >it''wp ,.
clpe o. the Loan Department. See pamphlets
The payment OF premiums, half yearly or quarterly BY
parties insured for whole term Of life a. tffins addition
al charge.
The travelling leave extensive and liberal
Persons insured for e can al once borrow hal amount
o. annual premium and claim the privilege for five
successive years, their note and deposit Of policy
Part OF the capital Is permanently invested IN the
United States IN the ~ three Of the Local Diec
tors understandable always 10 tie assured m
Of disputed claims Should any such arse or otherwise
Thirty days allowed after each payment Of premium be-
No charge or stamp duty, OF Tor medical eNamra atom
The Society being founded the mutual end Joint stock
principle parties may parc pate In the profits Of the so
cety fw0-thrds of Which annually after the first five
wears divided those assured for life on the partc
patton scale.
The Society not connected with either marine fire
insurance.
The O. $. Local Board meet every "wednesday, at ~
a-st where al business connected with the Secleys
Operations ia America MISUNDERSTANDING. thereby
every possible advantage Of Tromptnes sud attention o.
parties IN cases OF leave 70 travel loans settlement oi
claims. &c. &c.
Medical examiners attend daily, A. NJ. a. u Wast
- laW+tlslA
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" Remedy for "a Lighi Purse.

Liz, "The Improved Housewife, BY Mrs A. L. Webster
tsah edition, revised with Supplement-" sold by the
Atri only may be found awhile at $50 PeaTlst and al
vsvby address, at 2g3 Main-st. Hartford
Aso, Of the same Agent aud the Publisher The New
thslsnd Primer" fac-simile Boston Edition Of I'M.
a lxis.
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BOARDING.

BOARD olt Of tLs city wanfet-A yOung married
ID board fTt furn shed room iu quiet sud
retired family from OBJ - miles ouf Of tie CITY fn s-u
easy % her husband would with her
from Saturday ell Monday. So bas Q1iet Sri rhd D
years old The u-t be- Address Serhr1
fhs oece. los PAID. stating lccaiiau. terms. and
srze of family -
DOARDINt.-A gentleman md WIFE sad tu-f on fhrse
1DanEe aeufIemel msy Obtain good hoarf. uirh hand
some r0ors furnished ururli.lcd, very moderate
terms Uf srrring a. ~ h -heentlsf near he Nnth
avenue References eHclarsei- - iu.s'
DOARDTNG-Two nariors. with bedroCus 81 b. ninE
ID ss0 srse ROOMS NAY BE- lhaned with god board and
on reasonable terms fhe use and pleasant house 500
Broadway few doors from tolsion--t - iuiis
DOaRD-Roons finished OF unflruished vith bard
- ~ I-f CD mtersst - ~
XXrANTED-Two yo1rs lstie- wish boara iu = respect
w able private family. where there fe0 b1ari
location below ChlI1es-st- Work CAT ~ the house
Terms must be reasonable Please address line this
ofce 5. J r. VIII BE- muesi.tely attended 90 - -
4 GENTLEMAN and BIS wife, Or few anE.e gen
n temen can obtain board, with pleasant roons 10 9
Forsvfhs-. References exchanged. - iw'
RIO SINGLE GENTLEMEN let tigo pleasant
and beautiful Gle second rluls VITA bedrooms
ard rarfe- attached in central anf Convenient locA
ton To permanent tenants the terms Viii De- moderate
Apply ~ % pulue.t 9Th door from broadway 40 SITS
ITO LET.-A furnished room IN private family. for
i lodzng without board. o. - Anu-sL Also. front
basement 20 let furnished a. - Ann-ft - 3us'
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CARPETING.


nIL CLOTHS, Ncrhe subscriber are daily receiving
" large supplies of the following goods ordered express
ly Tor the Fan Trade. which they are now selling AZ es
tlemcy low prices.
Rrus.el. CarPetns, designs, Se.. ., to 2, per I'd
Three ply .....-1s to lls
Ingram double sup tnd supefnne.'s % -
Ingram " extra tine, nne fnd CONS 70 -
English and American Floor OIL Cloths from q 20 - q
wide from Is 10 rs per yard.
Also large assortment Of drugges mats, tshl.
and piano covers rods window shades and al other
articles connected with the trade extremely low Strangers
visiting the the city particularly invited 10 cal and
examine the stock SMITH 4 LOUN>BERRY.
so wis ff3 Pear-st opposite William-st.
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
y iu the United States Y1 bowery, HIRAM ANDfk
son. where Will be- found large assortment Of English
aud American carpcfng purchased ~ low prices for cash.
also splendid variety of health rugs. table aud piano
covers mats OH cloths. NC. all of which viii be- sold .
per less than other warehouse just received
5fO0 large tuifcd Hearth Rugs Us each
5000 yards Venetian stair and Hall Capetng, At 3 ID
per yard.
10000 pair elegant Window Shaie, from . 10 so
J0oo yards Enslish Duggct, low prices.
10000 yds English double supehne from Is 10 o. per I'd
5000 Yards English plY Carpet no low prices.
largo Dor OF Of oil cloths for owes and cheap
Remember. No 49, HIRAM ANMEksON,
81 lIniscod ~ bowery
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= sven 10 the Great Tent, the ouud fornery known
/. NibOs Garden, commencing Tuesday, 18th AID
,onfnue over the Sabbath. Hours Of service 10 A NJ 3
ssd7P.M. Seats free. J. h. JONES,
s1gltT lu behalf OF the Committee
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ADJUSTMENTS.


prhent o. NJ trnrf NtN%
DALMO'-.-iasf nishi bnt fso u the celsbr.,ed RIA
WI FAMlLY-wEnNESDA EVENING. S~pt -
the perform snse. vii commence VITA th- act reee
Iohr seton Arr which the act q tie hsiic OIL
xLPWDE.-ssaiy. Gaouei Rave l.. sylPhsd-. Nine
dunn seh Sso,sh osies >ier by ss Whole eorpsay
T. BE- succeeded BY the Pan'oaiincot lhE WOOD SLr-
TIERS ohaId Gabriel kasel To conclude 9Th BED
ss.,. 8 cents 10 al parts Of the establishment inclsa.
ins the proensd-. % be hat irom 10 % A. ne ock once
Doors op-n # 3 performance commence. a n oeoes
A CtRD.-MADAME ANNA BISHOP respectfully
"A informs hrr friends that n consequence OF tnc sever
ny Of the weaher and BY the advice q her friends 'he
postponed her concert lat evening 10 viii A>@ Fsce on
Thursday neKt The soth Sert - the Tabernacle - II
4 TTRACTIo>> rNEQUtLED.- Homes Over.
the Society Library rnrr.~ .,r.-s.r - Rr,.sv.x
every evening. courenclus Monday. sept = Change
. OF programme ni.huy. Magic and Nentriloquisu "A.
mission - cents children bali price. Doors open a. =
commence a y Afternoon performance Wednesday
and Saiarasy AZ os.oes. ~ i~-
OIIDOR.-THE OCIDOR COLLECTION
" hrst series N this magnificent cole on consisting Of
three lglniie Scrirtnral PAINTINGS. viz. Christ Healing
the sex IN ths Temple. CHRIS, Ra.ins La1Au. from he
Dead, and Death The Pale Horse finished Ia the high
est ~ of The sr no~ open for exhibition nom
NJ. 'o'io NJ At the Ns'ioasl Academy % Design.
Admission - ceufs; season jackets :. cents
y. b The, admitted by Of the frst Ns,is,. 20
Be superior 70 Vests paintnss the subjects ant
the b.. collection Of historical paintings ever oaered TO
the public - lniis'
A MEXICAN Nu>EUM.-P. r. BhRNUM, Propri-
n etor. HITCHCOCK. Manager Splendid exhibit
ins AZ u Positively the ls.t week of the ErHi
OfIAN SERENADEk> last week Of the ORPHAN
FAMILY or Kenuehrc Nocaists. GREAT WESTERN
fhe Yankee Comedian; Ms. BERNARD, American Ma
tious Portraits tose .hcr with the ANlSrAp SLAVES
PETE NORRIS, Comic Vocalist MIS- LIEN, the
beautiful Dsnseuse. Living ChmpanEer Osng OrtsDs
MADAM ROCKWELL the Fortune-teller
Admission. 3 cents children under 10 years ~ cents
CASTLE GARDE>.-rHE CHINESE JUNK,
Y heying the wonder Of the world be fer lew
ray. longer Admission 81 CENTS sHH
THE" GREEK SLAVE. POWERS Statue OF the
Greek Slave opcn for exhibition. the National
Academy of Design. from o'clock A NJ until 10 Z VI
Admitancc - cents season tickets sd cents au-1 lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

" Fashionable Ilats.-JOUN n GFNIN gli
ooaa"aS justly celebrated among fashionable gentlemen
a. the tue So"nsssear IN finishing hats invite. those no
nov ~'''eAs the i style to call aud set ssuk
",'' aie we most 'uPesb ever offered the public
~ ~, Hs-NeVer buy hat uule., In.
beauty sud elegance Al eApersn,~1 - maj depend
IN attendance at Genius who will not sell ~.
the form and sire Of the purchaser rhi. y
q the popularity aud preference manfs.tea -. "
AAis IFS this that has caused them TO be enrolled :. a.
re plas ultra OF halls "a w..
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Ur,Iu ROOTS AND ~UOEs.-JOHS l..
EMATKlNS. ~ fllfonst- has constantly ol land
u an extensive assortment OF senii-nrn- Dress
Boot and shoes 81 every description ieie IN the
- F.shiouable manner and superior ~orsman-nip
article, he sells being manufactured Dy himself ne
can warrant them y be VI re llse s-A'''' - - s'7
sr.isf.cfion 10 the buyer. =. o..
French Dress boots iron. ...-.'''-.s2
Dc Shoes.-......---..-......-'.
Caters. 80 ~
rl.s-ie Congress Boots IN every variety .s,t
BOT. Sc made 70 order as eesoraeo AZ oi am
drawing Of the feet, and ketril pa :. h -
.oer Nv which means SIT Il rendered III os-.o.
no matter how many coras or ouaioA' lnsi' ' y " '
feet n The -,.x r.r
h,s. her hts s-t A. sny future time 70 any part u the
United States LIZ -.
Boys B0ots and Shoes u al szss 'D l"As
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EMPIRE RANGES

E'OR BAKING OR ROAsTISG-Ihi' aucIs sup Pc,
nor 70 anything Of the Kind IN nsfsst ~ 81
al. 5y HICKOk co. 80 WsteIsr
aa1 ltxwisk 2tswosu
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rr Uucompromising Hosrility 10 Slavery

md The IIfy u New 1OIkAn adJOuTned mtffIuE Of
~ Society will be held Mechanics Hall AZ Broad
vsy tiis evening. sept - one hour after sunset
,1u ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
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HATS.

" Gentlemen'- Hat--Fall style-BlRp, corner
'ae and Nassau ssThe proprietor OF this establishment
simulated BY the liberal patronage extended to him by the
''eae induced TO offer To their inspection and i'm
''ed style Of Hat or the confident that the duTa
y and finish Of the Will insure their concurrent
appreciation The improvements which he has gradually
a0daeed In the manufacture and style Of Hats needs
'e' eemendAiiou than that they have been uniformly
'doP'ec by the elite Of the City
o. imis RiRD, col. Pine and Nassau sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

Mss Meeting Of persons from the counties on the Hudson
Reer who favor of aboishing all slavery IN which
b. people Of the Free States concerned Will be held
sffhs splendid room called the Coliseum in Broadway,
"a Fnday October g. Al T. NJ. and again az r NJ. Del
ssaies 10 the National Convention October 20. will be
dozen Come ALL and listen 20 the principles
ii 776 The Fair OF the American Institute will attract
leni many 10 the city. BY order Of Committee 20 81
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. \

Nassau-sr-Notce hereby 1lvcu. OBJ the relatives
snd next OF Kin Of EDWARD BROWN. afe Of the City Of
New York seaman deceased and who alleged 20 have
died iuesatc that the effects of the said interstate fhe
hands of the Public Admnsrat0r, viii b. administered
and disposed o him according 20 a unless the saue be
aimed bv lawful executor administrator of the
deceasei by the 5oh day ~ October next Dated New
YORK sent - lef7 JAMES : THANER.
80 .,gtr P1bIic Administrator.
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TALE or TIE FOREST.
THE OUTLAWS BRIDE

ar. BLANCHE The beautiful Price 3 cents. For
Osaie by n LONG 4 BRO. 81 Aun-st
BURGESS. srRfNGERS co. u Broadway
W. N GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
BERFORD co AsfOr HOUSE - lts
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DJBLIt DEMONSTRATORS oFfItE. NJ.
L Nassau.sf-Nofice s hereby given OBJ the relatives
auf next of Am of THOMAS Dl - a naite Of tns-
land drsrr deceased ard who alleged 90 have died in
estate THAT effects Of tie SAID infesfate the hands
of the Public Aduilisfrator, VIII Del atuiserct and dis
POSED bv him according o law. unless the same be-
claimed by lawful executor ldmiuisrafor ~ he
deceased. the dsv October Dated. New
York. Scrt -. 1877. JAMES :. THAAER.
- lawfw Public Adminlstrator
DIBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
Nlssausfreet -Nnfice s hereby given Oh the relatives
and next ~ Ain or JAMES THOMPSON late ofthe City
of New-loik, on board I. s. brig Porpose. de-
ceased. aud who alleged t0 have died lntestae that
shall apply to the Surrogate Of the City aud County Of
New-Yors fox Letters o Administration upon the estate
the interstate. the ieth cay n October next AZ
f.n O'Clock n the f1rcmsou-Dier Newly 0rS. = rt p
1887. JAMES : THAiER. Public Administfa'or
81 -agfw
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EDUCATION.

Krv. HUpDAEr's CLASSICAL SCHOOL
.l.D EAST Fol KTEENIH-SI. between University
Place and fiithavenue Circulars can be- obtained AZ
the school, from Henry Edwards AZ the Office of the
Nautilus ms Co - " als Two private pupils, from The
Of - 90 6 viii De received into M lis family toT
trrns andy n m. Ieslence .. an1Le - lmlsMNAs-
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Ial-The Celebrated Pain ENtractor-(.
- I.A-.s L lANNEL -
" LIQUID Hair Dyc.-BATcHELOR's Insta

~ No Merchant or Family should be without this
Scerful Salye Ii will be furnished 20 all on the most
zen. Terms BY applying at the only place for the genuine
Hu (l(-TWEN1Y-O~E CORTLANO-sT.-(sD
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~ panion d. Appleton s Co. New-loTk.
Is the publishers design this O. De superior q any
Travellers Guide ever published IN this country,
bref notice OF real merits may eushien the tfaseus
public a. o. character BY reference 10 The pages
OF this work there may be found RAILROADS effoness
named as being finished the mountain PEAKS % Ne"
Hampshire are placed new locaes, and places o ln
tercst omitted altogether distances are effoneo-sy
given iu many instances, and whaesps are SAD 20 o.
owned places the Hudson River where there h- not
been owned vessel OF the Kind for many years
NJ doubt the information being taken Om suine Old au
torty There other errors TOO numeTouso ncntion
bur the traveller judge OF the genera ef
H.. Of the WORK from the following extract iaken from
pas. ti9 Al UhfssaA passengers take the steamboat
n, The lake 10 - Joia m miles, there take The cars q,
Ia Prairie Il miles thence pass by steamboat ~ me 81
Lawrence % Aonfrsai miles farther nom "hlel p4eec
bev are taSen BY steamboat ~ the - Lawrence 70 V
be- $50 miles o., 90 Do 49,
IL tbs not worse than the blind leading the bind, a.
he r,ii-r evidently undertakes % describe places and
mite. which he has visited thus hAin- uQn h-i
self both plagiarism and ignorance. And a. 20 me pup
fishers. one would think they ought 10 see t-c i-fie
prety Of employing young and inexperienced icIs.ns
fe books Tor travellers, that too Tor tne aForl
ana Intentional purpose Of nurng others Who nave lolS
been engaged in the above lsborl0us and, IS e uni
d
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, 40

~ ~ Fl LIDN-NT ~ BUWFHT.
IN SQUIRE & BROTHER having extended thsir
H., business, they enabled 10 supply custoDs0
with fine Gold Watches Fashionable JswelTy
S- S~er Ware At reduced prices Merchants and others
having orders for watches e~sry or silver ware furnish
ed OF wholesale prices
Our Rule OF Busnea-Artices warranted 40 represent
ed-Cash Cheap Ono Pnc. szi Inns
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~ Robert,,s New and Splendid style Of Gothic

Door and Number Plaies-entlrey and original de
ssn. Those In want of something and splendid on
t,H doors are invited call examine the above art
les Also. splendid assortment of new style Bell pulls
Bells hung and repaired the most substantial manner
and warranted. II. ROBERTS. SOP Broadway,
sl6 3miseod near Prince-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

IT, L. q. u. F.--Celebfation of the snnive rsary Of
hpp0wem Lodge, No a. al Stamford Conn The above
Celebration will take place Friday the lst day of Oct
The Gen. Lincoln wall leave from the foot
Caharne-st At q. o'clock A NJ returning IN the after
Of the day Fare each way = cents N b bod
vorhs celebrated band will be present the occasion
slal
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New Policies issued in August l8f7...............17
surplus exceeding S350,O0o
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President.
BtN C. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos L. LORD Agent
J,xts STEWART. NJ. II. Medical Examiner-at the oio,
daily from ? 70 , o'clock. 81 2awWNM lmis
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clio. of q. F.-Empirc Lodge No. GI.-A

meeting OF the Lodge hrid on MONDAY evening
ne nth inst u was resolved that this Lodge attend the
anniversary celebration Of RippOwam Lodge, No. -, a.
Stanford Conn on Friday next, OciobeTl. Brothers of
tbs sud other Lodges who intend uniting with our friends
Stamford IN the ceremonies OF the day are requested 10
accompany US The steamboat Gen. Lincoln Will leave
he foot Of Cstharne IT. al % O'Clock the morning Of
he day and returning will leave At % O'Clock Fare each
vay d cents JAMES ). FOLGER, N. 9.
J. W. THOMPSON, sec'ry.
B Brothers viii meet II Divisional at q o'clock
2tiso
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,r- ..TEAMBOAT COMPANY Of Geo

~T~ >.TEAMBOAT COMPANY Of Geer.
Nsia-An merchandise designed for tie in
-soa- I'srof Of the ss ss,,:y o. c.po,,x.
TENNEssEE, add ALABAMA,
sent via savannah will bs Forwarded by the Steamboat
Company " Savannah 10 their steamboats, 70 Apruste free
u Communion, al the loves, current rate OF freight
IN addition 20 the steam power this Company already
boat Of unusually light DRAFT Of water and high speed built
expressly with view 70 insure promp, usnsporsnos o.
goods IN all STAGES Of the River Ssyssfion
Goods marked for the interiors the country
nz Augusta Hamburg, are forwarded ~ hs Aeen0 o.
the Company there their final destinsfion-
Shippers rely having the srdsv Of their goods
carefully looked TO in Savannah
BLs Of Ladnx sdyislIs tho shipment OF Goods, en1 2
letter advising whether insured ano W rhst point s'"s
always .ccom pany the same, or be sent By nail
Parties who have been IN the habit OF fofwds4 mef-
chAadse % the interior Of 0eorrs By this Inc sna direct
inn 20 the cse Of Mr. r. Goodwin, viii please taks no
ties that the connection Of that fenusmsn m IN
pany having CEASED all fasI: eemmaniesuons should be
stdf.,.ed 10 w r. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ca
sgSgksscka
Messrs TAYLos MEsaLL,
Jo.aH MACY Sos, lr.-vI
. t5oODBUg Company
. l.. H. BsICHaa, Esq.
. HAYES, GRAY l. Co. Boston.
HESsy Sloan. Esq- Philadelphia y t0isodis
- ONLY REGULAR LINE or PACKETS
80 FOR NEW-OkLEANs-Ihe following veil
-sSnown, fsst sailing and fsyonfs pseketshipe have
accommodations unsurpassed for cabin, second esbn -
passengers aud win psstvsly ssil sAvssti'sd
Or passage free yix:
The O5WEGO, Capt Ingsrso!l, Ostobsr<
The GALESA, CAPT Dennis, Oetober IL
Persons wishing To proceed 10 New WIZ 40 -.
All6rst class ships commanded By men s1peIsnesa %
.ie and will sail pgnctsslly on the appointed 'sS ~
secare bsrths, apply on board, or 70 - 80
- w. u. 7. TAPsCoTI, /" Sos@N
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ssc Liquid Hair DYE IS decidedly the best yet offered
Produces perfectly even and natural color without
snns the skin leaving the hair soft and elastic the
saefal hair Sold by VIM. BACHELOR, Nall-st
nee hair bottles ~ 80; whisker bottles, 81 Copy the
safess ~ niseOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auetiopeer
Rl BANGS, RICHARDS a PLATT. store zee
- Broadway Liberal essh sSvsnees MADE on eoosi<n
meuts for auction s1i~s
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~ Fourteenth ward.-Ats meeting Of the Whs'
mcnt Of the above meeting Dr.. WILLIAM lthNft'
appointed Chairman, aud JoH> ORMoND was appoint
ed Secretary. On mouon n
Rcoircd That the fret regular meeting Of the -Four
Ieeaih Ward Henry Clay cSs take place on The ON DAY
JOHN OKNoND. Secretary. So
- Fifteenth Wnrd.-Pnrsuant 10 a call Of the VIII.
General Committee and OF the Ward Committee, the
Mhg. OF the Ward assembled az Constitution Hall. to
Broadway, Monday eVenins september =. ~ A. q.
O'clock the purpose Of choosing I'VE delegates 70
Srnatorai Convention aud ten Delegsies 70 District
Convention choose Delegate 10 the State Convention
and to nominate Member tor the Assembly
90 motion A. X THOMPSON, Esq was called 70 the
THAR. and WN c. STIRLING and = DELAfitiD SMITH
We appointed Secretaries.
On ballot being had the following ticket WAS unani-
/ moHsiy chosen:
HApvv, Sssator,al Convention.
sANrNNrn A WEED, WHITFIELD CASE
/ 'aShL IkiSWOLD. WILLIAM H. BELL.
l. BEADLE
ur<pv NM, ssssnsbig Convention
nLShs pbhfNOoRr, A. O. SMITH
SHpPARn v x1s,ssR, HENRY LONG.
: n IA WARn JOHN ODELL,
| JOHN HONE ns.vviihhAM DOANE'
Romano and r. ID smith and rss Ile,.ed BY Nessrs
calling for unanimlty the party - NJ sooPiro
dorns HENRY CLAY A. The candidate m ~. hpsai.y en-,
m loiS. "'Ns'
On motion, the proceedings were ordered % b.
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J rS- Musical Academ, .--On Friday evening. Oct a
clock the subscriber will open Al as Bgosdway
Class for beginners the Elements OF Music and sing
new plan involving exceedingly interesting and
cessful application Of the principle OF analysis Full ex
Plsnstions on the hrsi evening, which VII Re fSss
! Translator Of Weber OF Boston Acsdemys Manual Of
Berg's Mode Of Teaching. aud author OF Rgdimeuta
Lessons IL Music, Primary Note Reader, stcss 2tise0C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
FINE WATCHES.

a COLD
~ THE SUBSCRIBER 10 selling ell dssouPnons
T., 81 OF fine Gold and Silver Watches ssd Jswslry, ~
49, retail. lower than sDy other house IN the city
Avn watches warranted see good tho money Fo-
turned. Watches and jewelry exchanged.
Watches repared M the best At much les than
the usual prices Gold watches A. low eo 10 Us each
GEO G. ALLEN Importer OF Watches
and Jewelry, wholesale and retail 81 Wslst
s8 3mis. corner William ct. up stsirs