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It's noted in the London Morning Herald of
the 4th inst, that certain clothing houses pay
SIR cents for making a shirt aud thirteen cents
for making pair Of trowsers.
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If you want dry feet
boots and shoes with
Backing, which will
il more durable, and
1t is also excellent for
can be had at
GU,MAN,S
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ELEGANT TSHAWLS-Wil be opened this day
I carton splendid embroidered Thbet shawls
! do rich figured Fhibit and cashmere a
1 do large and very heavy black silk shawls
l do rich changeable silk shawls "a square
and very elegant @
SO pieces splendid silks, every style and quality
SO pieces mousselines de laine and cashmeres
some entire new style 39'a
10 superfne Thbet cloths, for ladies' dresses,
every shade of color
IS pieces chusan and cashmere de casse
10 pieces elegant silk yelvets for dresses and
bonnets M aG
cartons rich velvet and satin ribands &
SO dozen linen cambria handkerchefs, gloves
hosiery, &c. Il
20 pieces black and colored alpaccas, silk fringes
SC. St} A- sa
The above with every article in the fancy good
line will be sold on the most favorable terms.
DRoADCLoTHs. #ss3@
will open to-day large assortment Of the best
London broadcoths m 9ah
London, French, and American cassimeres
Velvet and satin yestings
n London tweeds for coats and pantaloons
large assortment of gentemen's fancy
scarfs and cravats fashionable style
Lambswool and merino shirts and drawers
Plaid and figured cloths for cloak INNINGS
,fi# GsH ALSO, ~ afs #ttg #a8
$50 pieces superior and low priced cassinets
100 pair l24, liza, and l0-4 Whitney blankets
Wide and narrow white and colored fannels
The above goods having been purchased at a,iction
at the north at very low prices great bargains may be
expected by those who may favor me with call.
nov 9--lm air r. c. WASHINGTON.
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GLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS !!!-The SUBJ
~ scriber, agent for Messrs. Sperry & Shaw Of
New York, for the sale of their celebrated clocks,
has now on hand, at his segar, Tobacco, and Snuff
Store, an assortment Of the various kinds of wood
and brass clocks manufactured by them, which he
will sell wholesale and retail at the manufacturers
prices. He has two varieties Of pillared clocks
of beautiful pattern, which those wanting neat
mantle ornament, as well as a useful tmepiece, viii
do well to call and examine 3a .I8 a
ga Il VIM. BLANCHARD, efs
e Between Fuer's and Galabrun's Hotel, Penn. Av
N. B. All clocks sold by W. B. are warranted for
IL months. tj as f si. nov 6--1m .
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DLAYING CARDS.-I have lust received, per
schr. Sarah from New York. supply Of Lemuel
Smiths formerly Caleb Bartlett) playing cards Of
different grades which am authorized to sell, as
agent, at the manufacturers prices Storekeepers
and others are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc the lot just received Orders from the country,
enclosing the cash or good city reference, will be
promptly attended to. JAMES M. DORSETT.
Snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy store, Penn avenue,
No. ii east Of Gadsby's hotel. nov II y
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THE WHIG STANDARD
From The Columbus OtioJ Journal.
OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG AND HENRY CLAY

yR COUNTRY'S FLAG AND HENRY CLAY
By JAMES KILBouRNE, ESQ.
TuEE-"O.w Flag is There"
Great HENRY CLAY, all men must say,
No banner needs for him alone
We proudly say, for Henry Clay,
Our country's flag and his are one.
stg From low beginning how he rose
BY his own efforts high to fame,
With brilliant pow'r that spurn'd repose,
And patriotism's holy flame.
,aaF Great Henry Clay, Sc.
We raise no special flag for him,
For none he needs TO prop his fame;
His countrys glory all his theme,
His country glorifies his name.
f No motive urgd by wealth and power
Can sway him with the lure Of gain;
- He still sustains her cy'ry hour,
His country viii her son sustain.
.sis a;si Great Henry Clay, sc.
Presiding in the highest grade,
Where freemcn represented meet; aas.I
His country flag was DER his head,
His country's foes beneath his feet. aeI
Our flag waves DER that Congress Hail.
Our army, and our gallant feet;
-'92 Our flag and rights, what'er we call,
~ g By him sustained, with him we greet.
aa ol Great Henry Clay, &c.
When iusolence by British lords, l
With daring aim our rights To mar, 0
Combin'd with barb'rous, savage hordes,
lnyolv'd our land in horrid war,
~ Our Clay then checred our gallant tars,
Ag9a And fired the soldiers manly breast
Jill vict'ry hailed our stripes and Stars,
ft24 With glory crownd and honor'd rest
~ Rasse Great Henry Clay, SC.
tf e + 4 X Z + r y s III s.
When he, with other patriots, went
To treat of peace in foreign lands;
The glorious contract clos'd at Client
Gave proof twas done by able hands.
~ His talents there so splendid shone
s As raised him high in public fame;
And with him, when returning one,
Sweet peace, smiling cherub, came.
lsa'.E }sA Great Henry Clay, sc.
No selfish views were over known 4-t
TO sway his course in any form
With purpose true, unmov'd he shone at
Ger party bribes and party storm.
ss Thus. cv'ry int'rest which our flag III.
Was meant to cherish and defend,
Has found in him the man, the sa9e, s
A fearless, never-yielding friend l4t.
So Great Henry Clay, sc. Ky sta
Our country kens glorious day s!tasaa
In forty-four that's hast'ning on, 1fsA2
When she will call her Henry Clay s@
To guard her rights, her ablest son. as
e de always for his country stood
'Gainst foes at home and foes afar;
9l NJ Devoted TO the public good '9
In smiling peace and deadly war;
S. Great Henry Clay, &c. H
Worthington, Ohio, May-day, l843.
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CIGAR, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF DEPOT
~ 100000 Cigars of rdrous brdnds50 kegs of prime
Cheering Tobacco.--The undersigned would respect
fully invite attention to his large and extensive as
sortment of Superior Cigars and Chewing Tobacco
The following are of The choice brands OF for
eign Importation, warranted genuine
CIGARS,
Flora regalia, Ia boxes
britannia, l-l0 boxes
PaiXhan, Ito and l-20 boxes .
Plantation, l-l0 boxes
Leeshore Or Lavuelta La Norma
Cazadores, Ia and l-8 boxes; La Caroline
Canones; Constant,a; Nonpareil Imperial
Principe Perez, l-8 boxes; Rendon Principe
Ladies' Havana 10 boxes
East India Cheroots CASTILLO or rifle.
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.
James gold leaf; Magnolia brand ~
Aliens honey dew Robinson's honey dew
Bridges natural leaf; Halsey's gold chop m
Pocahontas brand; Oronoko natural ~, Il.
Hare's sun cured Wards Capitol brand
Elot's sweet; Hamett's 5 to pound i
Murrel's to pound Dumas TO pound 5r.fI
Small plug, various qualities
Snuffs Of every description yt n, s.a
Pipes, smoking tobacco, sc. trl se s
In fact have every thing in my line to please the
taste of the most fastidious, all Of which will dis
pose Of 10 per cent cheaper than any other wholesale
house in the District.
Grocers, hotel keepers, and Others would do well
TO give me call, as am determined to sell as cheap
as any in the Eastern cities.
N. B. All goods sold, if not as represented, will
be exchanged, or the money returned.
w. ii. WINTER,
No 6, east Of Gadsby's sign of Jim Crow
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n ENTLEMENis BELoNGINas.s1AA fich,
VI rare, and fashionable assortment of Gentlemen's
Wardrobe articles, such Scarfs, Cravats, Paris
Gloves, Under Garments, Perfumery Brushes, Dress
ing Wrappers, Umbrellas, Canes Dressing Cases, sc.
0. FISH s. CO.,
Hatters, and Gentemens Wardrobe Estab-
nov 25--3t lishment, and 2, Browns Hotel
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kooMS TO RENT.-Six furnished Chambers
anu anu oiie Iarlor over my store. nov l7-ifeotf
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Honor to the Wings Of Mississippi. The
Wings Of Mississippi are beaten, but they should
be prouder Of their position in defeat than Of The
most brilliant victory. For two successive elec-
tons, with no exception in their ranks, they have
fought the battle of Honesty and Good Faith
against Knavery and Reputation. Some few
knaves who bad crcpt in among them have
crawled out, dreading to be taxed or 10 be on
The unpopular side; but nine-tenlhs of the whole
party have stood firm on the side of uprinhtness.
while nlne'een-twentieihs of their opponents
have voted, on specious but hinisy pretexts, 10
rob the creditors Of the, State. Here is one Of
these touchstone questions which show what
the respective parties are made Of Glorious
Wings OF Mississippi how nobly does your con-
duct contrast with that of shutting palcring In
diana You will yet triumph, friends and how
proud will be your triumph. How the hearts
OF all honest men will rejoice over il Who
would not go half mile out Of his way 10
shake hands with one of the noble. Wings Of
Mississippi ?-Tri5une.
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HATS, GAPS, MUFFS, AND FUR TRIM
IL MINGS-Just received fresh supply of the
above articles, which will be sold at my former re-
duced prices. E. G.. HANDY,
Between Browns and Gadsby's hotels
N. b. would particularly invite the attention of
gentlemen TO my Nutria Beaver and Moleskin Hats,
which have never been surpassed by any thing here
tofore offered in this market. E. G. H.
nov 25-3t te# #E gr n
M MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC !--GARRET ANDER-
III SON, agent Of Atwill's Music Repertory, New
York, has just received large assortment of Atwils
most popular music. @E |
q. A. will be constantly in the receipt of the latest
publications. and viii be happy to receive orders for
Music published at any other establishment in the
country. fl
He respectfully solicts strangers visiting the city
and the citizens generally to call and examine his
collection, which will be sold at the New York prices
Between llth and 18th strts, Pennsylvania avenue.
nov 24-2aWGw ng
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Capital $4,000 Dollars !!!

CrL EN IL LO IL Ell r.. M
Capital $4,000 Dollars r.!
On Saturday the 9th December, ls43, the splendid
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No. So,
WILL BE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA, ID. C.
5sEs Fir GRAND SCHEME rrf tr
splendid prize Of. $50, 900
l.... ..do. ..... ...... ~ 900
lee. ..do... 900
+ l..s 40. ....s. .................sI,O ,OUU ~
l......do.. ,UOO .8t
L.. ..uo. - ,65S
5O prizes 200
oU. .do.. ...................... .5OO
oO.. 90. 400 sa
oo... .uo.. ..............s........ .3UU
t &c., Sc, &c., SC,
Is Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets SlO-Ha.v,s S5-Quarters So so.
Certificates bs Of packages &c Wh9e Tickets $40 90
DO do ,26 Quarter do IS 90
For Tickets and Shares and Certificate, Of Packages in
the above Splendid Lottery-address
s J. q. GREGORY & Co., Menagers,
Washington City, d. C..
nS.An account Of the drawing will be sent i'm
medlafely after 1t over, to all who order tickets
from Us. nov l5-dtd
GOSHEN BUTTER, DUCKWHEAT, MAcKE-
" REL, SC &c. .9i
40 kegs Goshen Butter sssl
IS bbs, 80 half bbs, and 100 bags Buckwheat
l6 half barrels Mackerel, Nos. and 2 t
n. barrels and ticrcc Salmon
Is barrels Cider f tE &f8
barrels Cranberries
30 boxes Starch .-
SO barrels Apples
20 boxes yariegated and Almond Soap
SO dozen Brooms
ls l6 quntals Goldfish
2 bales Hops l@
50 barrels New York Family Flour
Mustard, Pepper, Spices and Roasted Coffee
Together with full and complete assortment Of
goods usually kept in the grocery business Just re-
cclved from New York, and for sale low by
nov l7-eo SAMUEL BACON & co.
I. -A-L- - !.
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On Saturday the 9th December, l843, the splendid
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No. So,
WILL BE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
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EDWARD s. WRIGHT, Bridge Stree, Georgetown,
u Importer and Dealer in Cutlery, Stationery, Dry
and Fancy Goods, &c., keeps constantly on hand on
the most favorable terms the following articles
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No. 6, east Of Gadsby's, sign Of Jim Crow.
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ITO be Leased, for terms oil d years, with per-
Tie valuable Je,s contained 10 the block OF ground
bounded By The Bowery the Thrda'enue, Stuyse'a 1t ST.
and Ninti.siree
The above hlock fonts part ST. Marks plnce and Asor
place and being surrounded by wider streets and APP
pruached By than other bsch OF ground IN
Inc city, and being in the immediate vicinity Ct rapid
improvements render the lots highly desirable cf bust
ness purposes.
The immediate erection of substantial and valuable build
nos viii be r. 1ured and nusauces will restricted
Apply 10 THOMAS iIACFARLAN, No l4o Ierth, street.
Ess Of TIird.ayepue jl2 e0ds2w
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DIED

On Monday Morning the sd last Oleo!i, son OF Joan
Watson. VI D, aged years anu months
The Trends he family respectfully invited 10 attend
Tie un-ra this O'Clock troai No 49, Bread
Ga Monday evening sd ms. Harriet Baxter, youngest
daughter of Jas II. and Matilda Greenfield aged years
month AID Is days
rh- and acquain;ances OF the family are invited
10 aler, ;us "Wednesday afternoon oc!ocA
from 20 Thompson street
o. sunday zing .ae I'D inst, OF consumption Caro-
line RobeGts, wife o! Elias Roberts
His and acqusltarces ara requested 10 attend ner
funeral Tuesday, the oath ins, at O'clock II bis 'e.
deuce, 20 G9 Sa1cnd street.
On ionday morning, sd inst, Mrs Elmifa Z. Parker,
wife of Capt George E. Parker aged a years
The friends tic family respectfully invited 10 a,ted
the funeral Nv ednesa}J afternoon al c!ecS'
from her late resiaeace, Nc SIG enrysfee "hout iur-
der notice. ),
On onday morning, jar q, Charles Henry infant chd
OF Cornelius and Mary Ann Dubois
Jan I'd Rosanna. Bayes, reiict OF The late Dan BaJe'
jan .is5, Aans, widow OF JAS T. Van Deaser in her sd
jim als, Caster Mas h.s aoth year. merchant of this
A. Nc~ orleans jan II, john Macresdy Esq for many
wars member OF The bar O! that ciiy.
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,EEI. Ed.

Ship H Allen wilson, DIS I'm Charleston, cotton to 6
Sutton ,,,
Big selma, Smith, ii ds n Mobile, co,ionto siurges
Chairman. - o,,.,,
s Arebusa Gardner, 20 DIS la Turks Island 5000 bush
salt 10 J l. g Laurie. 500
Big George Benny Place, II cs fn Turks Island 1900
bu,!le.s salt 10 NJ Fiat.
ST.. brig Gazer, Danssch, 5o d' TN f'io Jshefc' coee
10 Phipps Brothers.
srg Anawan Hutchinson, Is ds tm 5: Thomas, IL BAL
last 10 S w Lewis.
Rrfg Forax, wilson, IL ds fm Mobile. cotton to master
Brig Sterling, Hamilton, ds I'm Savannah cotton 10
scott |. .s.prrili. ,
Brig lybee, Mccormick. ds I'm Charleston, Gotten and
Eice 10 Bakisy.
Schr Aalama Harris, Tanpico. sailed ID inst, ust!c
sprcie, &c 10 6 w Vohsiavern.
Sbr Tonic Smith, 10 ds ..u City OF 5, DoaInSo, insnIs2
ny ADD tobacco IN III Piatt
chr Drucia Lamsou, 18 dS I'm ST Mark cotton TO mas
ter.
sc,r Roscoe Eaton, Savannah, with cotton
Scr Stranger Surd!ti, TIM Newoern Nc naval stores 10
Mitchell 4 CO.
schr arcia Dursn Washington, NC, naval stores to
Scar Delaware, Forbes, fan Washington NC, with naval
stores. ,,... e.,
D. Peyster /. WhitElarsh.
Schr Sally Miller, baisey, ira Wilmington NJ, % -'ic
ell :; Co.
schr Couacil, Penny, Washington NC, to De PeyS'eF
Schr VIrgins Rede "a, Norfolk, Siurgis Clesrman
Sca:s James D tlrqnhar "ase, o,ceoa. Henry oiaJ,
Elisha fiachmsn. Proctor and Ipus, I'm v d.
Schr o csr. Lowell, i'm Bosom, mdZe 10 Il Lewis
Schr Tn. odor, SnIi.D, I'm Va, With oysters
Schr Senator. Prime TN Rappahannoch com 10 master
S,oop Juno Brown, Providence with domestic scocs
Below ship. Wind fresh W.
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y Lecturc-Bejage the GenersI Society of Mechanics
r issdssnen, in their in Crosby street. on
sessasS evening, the 80: nstaa;, al q O'clock Wa l.
a Wrtea language ,be language of signs, embeus ard
sses and he discovery OF the ART OF printing ji /;
NJ oNtsn,on Ezuii-LEITURE ON TEE PEN
Se-oSMIrs the instance Of large number OF his
pops, viii repeat his lecture The Pen, with
,hs embracing the his.ory OF the art OF writing from
ages anal is indusncr The social moral and
Condition of anknd, on Tuesday 18th Instant
Bnss-o eens,o be had hr. Gs writing rooms, 5i
pcon,s, end at the door The evening. Lecture viii
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MARRIED

On The I'D Dec 1t lockwood, near Dixon Ferry ILL.,,
e. G. Ryan, OF Chicago 10 Mary, daughter oil hngh ora
ham.
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MEXICAN MusEUNl--Marble build

s AttsaiCAN EUM--MarbIe build
"a ng opposite 81 PocPs Church P. Il BARNUH,
,IIr.er-Ebe tarr:fcny splendid Coudsgraion OF Mes-
os as exhibited by the late NJ ,elzei Gen Zen Thumb
s sgags tor = sirrtti tine longer Magnificent exhibnon
"A iaet TaulrSas, as hoHn adnir!cg thousands IN
En,a7e under lie tee ct fhioaons Grand Theatre OF Arts
:. SHERMAN. lr 5ailad Singer-I. .. Booth tue M
49,, i Comic Snver-I.a Petite Celeste, the admired
!aSseOss--a., les Hood, ihe Vocalist, &c.
Ga HednrssIay and Saturday OF this week Day Per.
ru,snce take place the al erueon. commencing at
X O'Clock. The Evening Performance al O'Clock.
rrce OF Admission, IS cenlS-Ghdran under ~ years
,,,:nli,. JIG
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ny THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL
from our Philadelphia Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA January, 22--P. NJ.
Arrved-Schr Lirnr,, Griffin, II ds I'm Plymouth, aiass
ClearcG-Bark CayUsa, Stewart, NY
Sctr Jabez L White, Rodgers, Brandywne, Del
Wind ) ) W. Weather raw add cloudy
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DISASTERS.

Schr Lucy and Margaret; Lsayi.; of and supposed Tor ~
Y m Ezstpo.t cargo f lunber &C, wsnt ashore on The
edyes al The entrance OF Fox Island night OF
l4 la: and blged she got of and taken TO wharf,
al san.G nli OF water She cad previously thrown over
her deck loaf OF lumber in gale.
Schr Enterprise, abandoned and rl OF water win mas
CIT away hut laying ao ge is stated 10 have been boarc
ed Nov o. by The keepef o. Desert light, Me- two miles
Of The light; undodhiedy the Enterpr;e OF shic seen
di. gas,c TO- MoDhegar, with one man on beard
t hic6 subeq neay drove ashore al Yarnoui, Nsln
The male ship Lima Luce before reported at Rio de
Janero in had been condemned previous 10 Novo
Brig Chas Wrgman, NO. was run INTO On The night OF
the 9ti inst, or he TIE Bal'ze by ship unknown, WHICH
carried way jbsoom, &c. ,,c
8r. John Adams, I'm Gacdauoupc, for Wllmlnsson,rC
d; ashore Oak Island beach TO The Westward OF Tue
main Bar on night Of the 10Th inst, and will be total
loss. . :, g.,
9th nst, having sprung aIrak al sea-
apaschico.a Jan 23Tbe steamer Ocouce arrived here
this morning without cargo, having struck upoH sGn
and was compelled throw OF part OF her cotton and
land the remainder,
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INLAY BAsL.--Tho Democratic Clay

{ILAY BAtL.--Tho Democratic Clay
& CtGh OF the Eight, Ward VIII give their sseced An,
naal Ball, knpor Of te Rst&calion Of the Treaty OF
G1c 'a nm Of February ISIS at The fiye!i saoca'
tlth : can proc:rcd 0, the ioilowiag gentlemen:
"a. H. y see 2pi Cana So J. ~. bafes, 50 Caleiss
Rob-,t ilnscy ~ w Brway Henry Sakrr 81 ThoclEon.
Il o. NUore G. away Prce A. r. StouIsIbuFg, IS trlnee
s,zra Sslih. u riarnpshn Harvey Hart, 81 Canal.
} g. AiDdat, ~ prHce. J. r M Bteakey, ~ Aedt'
\ l. ssroNF. 40 Prime 81. D. wigche l. 4tn ec'way,
" = Van 3 nssI h. % SiriaS. T. Kele,, 81 Thompson
y. Il. IS got. : Spiacc. ". Leeds. lSS HanAerSty.
J. Is Barker. I1i Broadway, Geo Boyd. "a Wooster.
J, L .ren. IS Charlton. A. Bleas ev, ie Hemusersly
r lover, .. Hudson s. Watt Jas Bingham, pogliaic
kipu, &9i SFOadwar. Z. DnSai, To- Chsritcn
C. V NRr,l. les ChasitIa. Geo. Jennson h'nG.
~. II Gr,iG, is prrce. L, SALISBURY 81 Laurens
j. y .suvs S5 THOMSON. And the following Hotels
ts,oT aouse, FraakGn House
HGWatP5 nofc!, CiinIGn iloel,
American Hcvl, fremont Temperance Hccse
Ciiv EattI ~alrtiey House
reartsIft.t Rouse, ST. George Hotel
DeiG'U1lss'Si
t-upted Powers. i5ia and Fniton'sts. Brooklyn
sip hin ward desa QCacisrS Howard House.
foji y auuflkc Cgsocn House Exchange.
Co! lew Hart Treasurer 100 Hsmmerty-st
~ E. he Executive c, mm.ttec VIII meet every Saint'
!ly evening az IL Howard hnue.
CHAS W WARD, Sec'y Il. Clay Club
20 iWi. a.pw :. ttFebls
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q Come % sac fsescur.-The Pho,niI T. b. 50,
Getty hcla regular meeting This svenns Al totcet.
Hail 4c6 BToacway, al O'Clock. D w Alnon .te ore
Gan irom Orange County, ass Other Distinguished seSh
ers val pTeseLr aoa address The meeting slstE2 "
the Lady Pbteax Appei6a, SeIleSk and o,ner Professors
viii also OF the evening. Ambulance ire
Col. L. l. SNOW, President.
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.E1CONs5MY IN DREsS.--Extensivo

ESCON3MY IN DRESS.--Extensive
assortment Rich, fashionable ard elegant goods Tor
ss,er wear. va y. JENNINGS, No. 90 Broadway
aefcan Hnisl, nies or Tie Inspection Of the public an
esl.,F Ru.ni oE se1sonable goods, comprising Bea'
scr ana iisd Cloths for Surtoats, Sacks, Frocki, &c
TIE Sac, Overcoats. lso much ID yoguel afforded
dollrs and trimmed in first style will be sun
worthy tire attention oi Toe ecoDoinist.
iassncrrs 10 rrea' variety OF styles for panaloons
Ffon ioInd any difficulty In getting suited
~ lei, article atrial 10 solicited.
!ch sroSade .ilk ani e,ngs, fentire sylcsl
Tor ba parties hcrinos, Yciseis plain Silks, Satins
md Cnssd,es, oil Of wcnwl be made up to order un-
er supermcadencc OF ie,ent cutters as osn Ire
5uad in TIE country, at prices TO so the times ot ready
glgurv d. istf
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u Persons wishing p1rrnase the ncE cheap pSptea
lions OF TIE day, VIII End them all ~ The puoicduon ose
OF tins TrsIpe, No. ise 1ssan-seet, opposite ihe spS
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NILED SILK, manufactured ia eyoTS
w respec. equal If not superior u any he market
10 cents per yard by j. h WARD,
Leather Japp'd Liner Muslin, Top Hides &c. &c.
Merchants aud Dealers rSe cautioned against noticing
hat said agairsa Manufacturers the ahoy,
article by a fran In this ely who have Ind almost Inc
elusive sale Oiled Silk. We hod ourselves sponbis !o
all sl X rot finished equal 10 any ~ market
Orders received for and samples 10 BIZ seen ~ CIV
GOHUipS, 1875 Maiden lane We refer Snlts, w ght
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salescriber has again taken the above house, which
So aeru yettted and furnished in superior Style and " III
nc gegcty on fhe FiRsT OF FEBRUARY NEXT. The whole
z;eioe aud interior have been painted throughout Tbs
t9d, apartments materially improved by wideaiGg
the stairs ad Dis.agc inserting c!Gssts, having tue Eils
arpd By f1fnac aud the assembly, Foo converted 1910
.eyecsl o. rooms for families and spacious Ladies
,,ais rcnn lhe public dining greatly Improved
~ do.r degDrd 10 light and ventilation and
oher beneficial alteration. Many ofhe walls aud ceilings
aye l,rea .-neued and the Croton water Is Introduced
yers for OF establishment Tba house VII be amply
gr odd jh every requisite, Inc business WIZ &c conduct
ia t most ijer3 amer, ard The subscriber, and Dir.
WILLARD, who viii be- associated with bim, respectfully
.oc !e pslolag Of their old friends and the public
CHESTER jennings.
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