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PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.

PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
WILL ;: sold d. at Public Aastion .s Navy Yard
the 'a''''sij Is 81 Hssfik SH
\ of ssof Soss: ats q iiS:IssS: iafs sSss$s :i.s.
ffSs fSas iB BIoct..hells.
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AlO. os 6, Cabin Fani!aIs and GCoins Ysn.
Ssoi aissdss.' ss and Signals
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s:: ,' 1Iss.i MasSl:rGss. LAMPS.
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Broken A1ssS t.i 81 RSsks A
sssas y HiTsr: Tas u ysdo w's DrrS.s r.sss Machine
S1IS .a''' o''s j4ass "a fG'sTs sGsbAm Navy A,
TO OLD COUNTRYMEN.Remitaaces in small or large
sum. made e AZ parts 9 Egops on psa which viii
'Sss S.tiviSssrSs' '%s Foreign =, $s;.ss s:''''
Iva ever ma9e brought fro. Ensand ~ his ss:saisd 70.
sos & sss bssssn At 81 :; Bs.
RARNHILL's INDELIBLE INK.-Ths .up.nonty of this
% % Il sE 3:
:ss s.t any Other
:s:; ,s"s.s !. 'a'.
of one oil our kn who invented It. Manufactured
% POTTS, LINN < HARRIS,
. Wholesale DrugRists,
No. 3l3H Marke. street, PHILADELPHIA
tProm tine United stats. Gazette, Of March 18th.
lNDELIBLE lvK-Messn Potts, Linn < Harris. No 3lsk
Market street. above h manufacture and have among
articles their line Of business druggs admirable Ink
y io%Gssd oSs Icy, % By M T. ,s% sss"y j
plain. - -
From the Editors Of the North American, of Mach 10TH
NDELIBLE IrKWe have tried or Barnhilps ludeIibe
Ink and eheerfuy ecompend i 70 all those wishing mark
1l3X Market street. 80
(Copy OF an advertisements Of April ish.)
BARrHLLs rpELIBLE lNKyust received, supply of this
celebrated Ink and having tasted il prepared 10
Esant i 9usl NOT SUPERIOR to made in the United
Aso-DruGs, Medicines, Paints, ACIDS, Dye stufrs. var
.shes 3e, ae which WI be ,oM ,he reasonable
Wholesale uxgist, Market st.. above isth
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SALT AND ylsH sTOnE-4OO barrels HalliaI l1p.
100 do No. l Mess 5had
50 half bbls No. l Saybr0ok Shsd
30 bbs Cod and Scale Fish
400 do No. 0ibd Herrings
100 boxes Scale do
1000 lbs Smoked Salmon.
100 kits Soused do
800 do Sounds and Tongues.
1900 otis Cod Fish, suitable for Shipping
lv00 sacks Ashton's Salt.
50 half and 50 quarters Macksrel.
Ge0 boxes Digby Herring
100 quarter barrels Salmon
For sale ia lot1 to emit purchasers, by
NIL lmsm NELSON, WELLS & Co. 81 Dey st.
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SQUIRE u BROTHER
NEW CHEAP CASH IRE,

OF WATCHES. JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE.
We say friends aud the public come and
New Store and Stock and judge for yourselves whether
foods and prices worthy spoons Forks Knives
ranted ~ represented y sale.
Mr. Csnoyer (wel known the public skilfu Watch
mAkeI will give his whole aanton the repairing Of
Duplex Lever and all kinds OF Wasches repaired and
warranted (Such worth repairing We have person
who attends 10 the repairing OF Clocks.
Hotels Steamboats, and Boarding Houses furnished with Sill
Ware at trade prices nl6 mS
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CA D.
DoCToR 4. CHR Ii hBBANDT. educated a, the UnivsT.i.
himself the citizens Of New York and vicinity Il may
suffice say that Dr. has practised medicine and surgery
has been visiting the Medical E.cplties Of London and Paris
uously prepared Dr. B. has engaged with Mr. He RG,
who well known to the College Of Pharmacy Of the city Of
n2l Imsm
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE:
rHE CHIEF VIRTUES Of the TRICOPHEROUS,

1-Its bracng STRENGTHENING and clarifying qualities
Pits gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
sits producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb
root and particularly in the pulp which receives the vessels
4-Its equalising the circulation Of the fluids
Sits freeing the skin from the effects of pepation, scurf
and dandruf and disposing the hair to curl
health TO the latest period Of life
Gratutous advice given disease connected with the
the Hair Cutting Rooms, Jag Broadway, stairs corner OF
Liberty n30 lm%rc
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CURE FOR BRONCHITIS GROUP AND WHOOPlN0
~ COU0H-Dr. BOWS Lnimen. ID an inable aud speedy
remedy for the diseases above The Of
Edinburgh graduate Of that University and eminent
tsine phys at Ainwick Besides hun
dreds cases witnessed in his private and extensive
its efficacy Dr. Bow has approbationary letters from dn
guished in Great Britain and America avouchng
the complete Of thus nestmabe medicine To be had
with directions for the No GAS Broadway and
ls Chatham street, New York. 81 VIAL 81 double
vial. nI3 m msrrc
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a -1LElSbLOs SINANOE, AND
SUPERNATURAL INVENTION,
TO CURE GUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS AND CLEAR
DARK, SUN.BURNT, YELLOW, DISCOLORED
OR FRECkLED SKIN.
MANY-Ay, there many who have been cheated with
Iva ash aud therefore think the Of the genuine Jone
Soap are eHsggsratsd let such give il fair .rs indeed
Ill skin diseases In fact seldom never fails in curing
Pimplss, Blotches Freckles Tan, Morphew,
Salt Rheum, Scuryy, Eryspelas Barbers Itch
Rngyorm, Old sorss, and Bore Heads.
But mind, il il Jones' Soap has done, and still effects
cures: Get il where else IN thu. cItyor you will be
swindled with counterfet-but the Of the Amer-
Boston Redding State street; Zeibe Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia ss Fulton street, Brooklyn. and Pease Broadway
Albany. nl0 lm&ec
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
Nos. IS and 61 Watt At. near Canal.

THE Proprietor Of this popular begs render
his grateful Of the distinguished patron
age which he has received from the public and that
yESSe Tor hqnestIlan rnon and tIe5cse hding
Hours from 9P NJ The Evenings Of Monday and Thurs
dav for gentlemen the ladies' Of the families
exclusively The riding master well known 10 be Of he
most experienced and successful this country.
MIG imdh% JAMES CUDDINGTON. Proprietor.
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The oS;p. can Be seen at Mr. Ls'e' oies $50 Br9sawsy
sE1%EEE ASR Ss55S9REs TIE
And otherwise improve and render it Splendid Ornament to
FOR THE Low PRiSE SSis ssi':t 81 :tHREE sHlLLINes
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MEDICAL CARD
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the diseases his long established Office
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men without restraint IN diet exc rcss and without meI
curry. Even when the become torpid
from excessive ndulgence from masturbaon he
will be able 10 restore the toheath and yigor Persons
distance enclosing 81, can have Of the work.
All letters be paid and directed TO DE- H. Fawcett
1876 Fulton street, New York. n26 imsm
pILEs. PILEs.-DOCTQR CORBiTIos Detergent Pills.
sold at y Duane street n X cents per boz. Thsse
Herpes Fstuashaving met appr.v such
London authority, The Doctor has the privilege refer
several persuas who obtained immediate and
relief from their They be taken BY females in
and period of gestaon fhe Doctor
Fuia without an operato charge. He ia his pos
respectable references which be
calling him at l6 Duane street nl6 lmsec
DR.. SALTEK'S YOUNG MANS FRIEND,
OR SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
A CERTAIN. most efectas and speedy cure This is
invaluable and unequalled In the virus
most surprising manner suppressng all the morbid symptoms
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
~ rH.ItsONsnNrENDINu TO VISIT The ISLAND
OF CUBA.
PROGkES HOTEL,

With an Omnibus at the door every hour for 20 cents
proved and lifted up the prsssnt season. in the American
style with glass windows carpets &c A. regards locality and
upon the WI ole Island is contesty Havana affords the
course with the United States il IS saoundsd by pleasant.
walks and drives the midst Of Of the delightful
gardens which visitors obtain free admission. To nvalids
i offers quiet tranquility and air. without placing them
The owner p-omses good American table essy Comfort and
attention, moderate terms There will be horse. the house
for riding and driving. J. CARBONAl Z
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pQTATOES-5oo bushels very superior Irish Po,a,oes
inding ex ship siddons from Liverpool and for se h
- Elk. COLLINS co. % south ..
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

NpIlCL.1Consgnee per packet ship LIVERPOOL, from
Liverpool viii please send their permits board at
side Bung Slip the Office OF he without de-
lay as all goods not permitted in five days will be
nHec 0 South sruse
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

lOH WILLIAM STREET.
WEDELEs & MEYER, Importsrs Of French, German and
English Fancy Goods have received BY last arrivals and
Combs Silk and Fancy Purses; 400 dozsn Cigar Cases Lead
Of Pe%eris. six and Wotsa Embroderies ETC. etc. and
other Fancy Goods 5000 Sel PENS by the best
manufacturers OF England Writing Desks and Fancy Boxes,
ETC.. oN tp24MWGFsre
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pY ORDER OF AARON VANDERPOEL, Justics
- the Superior Court, Of the City Of New York.
Notice s hereby gven pursuant to the proyisons oi the
statute authorizing attachments against NONRESIDENT debtors
NICHOLS resident Of Ans edam in Holland and that the
will be sold for the Of his debts unless he
and dscharge such an achment according law, within
nine from the first publication OF this notice; and that
delivery g him for his use Of any property within
perty by him, arr forbidden by law and void
Dated the 7h day of February, 1914.
WESTERN X EDWARDS,
ynr11 Itaw9ns re At0m.vs fnr A. .tachins Creditor
ELIZABETH CLAssEN dsughter Of John Heinrich Clas,,
Il formerly residing in Philadelphia Chestnut and
Twelfth will hear important from wealthy rsla-
tive, ia Europe at the Counting House OF JAMES PATTI
SON Commisson Merchants Church Alley. Philadelphia
18th Nov. I0<l nia aw<wsc
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STEEL PENS-lO2 WILLIAM STREET.
WEDELEs &MEYER, importer have received by last ar
w rivals, and offer for sale the lowest prices
5000 gross John Myers Steel Pens.
5000 do B-nson's do
1000 do Eagle do
5000 do Jshnson'sI do
5000 DO AmeUcan do
5000 do Cushberr Silver Steel. o3O DzlMW&F*rc
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

DOTATOES--n0O bushes very suner;or I1;.b Po,afos.
landing ship Siddons from iysTpoo and Tor ssie n
ms &c Z. x. COLLINS & CO. So South At
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27
For tho Arkansa
No. 3.

Since writing my last, the scenes have shifted,
and quite change has taken place in the great
political drammn. My pen was taken up to cor.
rect, so far might be able, the gross and damn
ing abuses which were being perpetraled upon the
democratic party Of this Stale to teach,sf pos.
sible, certain vain, ignorant, and Presump,uous
men, their true position in the eyes, both OF the
community, and the political party 10 which they
have thought proper to attach themselves; and
endeavor, by SO doing, to save that party from ut.
ter ruin and disgrace, from being torn and dis
trnc,ed by contending factions-oPPressed and ty-
rannized over by those who have yet to learn
what it is which constitutes dsinterested devotion
to principles.
appealed to the people. the omnipotent people,
tho great correctors of all evils. They heard |;
they beheld the position in which they were
placed they spoke the saving mandate; they
called upon the press tine great engine of political
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

power. and vehicle of light and knowledge. Their
appeal met with prompt and democratic response,
and it reoces me 10 know, that the pure and dis
interested devotee to democratic principles, can
find kindred spirit in the editor of tho "Arkan-
sas Banner"
The Doctor has acted nobly, and is now admin
istering the panacea which will restore the party
to a sound and healthy state. And cemented by
the bonds Of devotion to principles, on the third
Monday of April next, we will enter the approach.
ing conflict, as irresistible and powerful, as the
armor of right, truth, and JUST &C can render US.
individuals, tho party, and the press, with one
voice cry aloud for Convention. II will he hol-
den, and hundreds, trust and believe, will attend
and join in its deliberations. Conway has signi-
fed his assent to the measure, and willingness to
abide its decisions. He uas riyM. Will Chap
man do likewise? .a..
l, at the outset, asked in the name of tho DEM
| ocraiic party, that convention might be
holden. 1t viii be- holden. My object is attained
And if my pen shall ever again be brought into
requisIien. it shall be TO urge upon the party the
necessity Of immediate, prompt and energetic nc.
ton.
If aught Of good shall ever result to the demo.
cratic party, the effect of these numbers the mos,
sanguino hopes and wishes will have been realz.
cd, which have been entertained or desired by
RICHARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

considerable repairs and Improvements
ficers are courteous, and attentive
urbane and manly in their depo-tn
tives, who respect and entertain for
friendly feelings. Such conduct l.
them as gentlemen and as public to-.
Indian country. Hol ?
found your friend, Mr.. C. G. G.
tier at this Post, a clever man, in l
sense of the word, polite, attentive, l
modating. Mr.. G. has been connecr
army about fifteen years; and is as o.
fled with it as any person in the Sc.
altogether an Army-man, and would
how TO live out oft. He is very port
the officers and soldiers upon accour
commodating and friendly disposition.
shall take my leave in the mornin
fore depart, let mo testify 10 the hosp
civilty Of the citizens of Doa ksville { Z
| appreciate particularly, the kindnes.
Doak g. Tins, and Col. John Penn, /.
who deservediy possess the confidence .
of tho Choctaws, and they have my p
they may cont nue. TO retain it anG j.
not least in size. no in my good Of IN.
vid Folsome, tho "Village Landlord.t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

The river is still navigable for small boats, but
is falling. The Arkansas Nail left on Tuesday
for Cincinnati, and the Ben Franklin departed
for New 'rleans on yesterday.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

Capf. VIM. Armstro"g.-The appointment of
this gentleman as Choctaw Agent and Superin.
'enoch' Oh indian Affairs, is cause of much con
graduation to the Indians, and satisfaction to the
citizens on this frontier. who know and appreciate
MS efficiency in the office he holds. The DEPART.
lnent could not make better appointments
Capt. A. has been in tho service of the In,]inn
department for the last twelve wears. and has Of.
Won general satisfaction to the Department, and
The Indians, who have the utmost confidence in
his ability and integrity.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

OoaksriHe.--When we last hoard from this in.
'orestlng village the mud had fallen, and was on
" eighteen inches deep in the streets. If this
weather continues, the streets will soon 500 drv y,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

Inc Wig Conren'ion.-This body met at Lit.
tie ROCK on the 18th inst, and organized by
eecting President James II. Walker, of Hemn.
stead; Rob't Smith of Lawrence, and John Dren.
men, Of Crawford, Vice Presdents-B. J. Borden
OF fulask'' and W. E. Preston, of Philips, Score.
taries.
After passing some resolutions, they made tho
following nominations.
Eor Gorernor-Lorenzo Gibson, of Hot Spring
FOR Gongress-David Walker, of Washington.
for Elec'ors-!ohn W. Cooke, of Pulaski Ro.
OF Washington.
& tAf AtqsaA 81
Z. "A. Stenart, Of Desha. o -
Aherna'es--For Fowler, c. F. M. holland 81
Indedendenca; for Walker. John Preston = -,
Philips; for Steuart, James A. Simpson of Craw.
ford. "a o""'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

Tie Clubs Of Van Buren.--Tho "IIau Fellows. -
"siystlc Club" Red Nine," "Ugy Club" and
"Calathumpians,'' have all been absorbed bv the
Wing and Democratic parties.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

Bob Tyler going to Ireland.-A committee of
:" Repealers," in Limerick, Ireland, has invited
Robert Tyler, Esq. to Ireland. Preparations are
making upon large scale, for the American Ag-
tator. ... , .r.......
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

I Our Minister al Merico.-We regret to lear,
that Gen. Waddy Thompson. the minister Of TIN
United States to Mexico, has forwarded his resi- Q
nation of that trust.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

The Ca6inei.-The National lntelligcnccr OF
the 9th inst. says: &" 1t is understood that the ap.
PoIntment of Mr.. Upshur to be Secretary of State
and Mr.. Nelson to be Attorney General (made
by the President of the United States in the re.
cess Of Congress) have been confirmed by the
Senate
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

ven general satisfaction to the DEPARTMENT. and
the Indians, who have the utmost confidence in
his ability and integrity.
DISQUALIFICATION we las. hoard from this in.
soressing village the mud had fallen, and was on
y eighteen inches deep in the streets. If this
weather continues, the streets will soon Ego dry"
The Clubs Of Van Buren.--Tho ..IIail Fellows y,
"Myssic Club Red Nine,'' 'UgIy Club" and
"Calathumpians," have all been absorbed BY the
Wing and Democratic parties.
m Nocturnai Concerts.-We have been requested
to say that the musical discord of the bowlino
sons OF Bacchus, who have done nothing during
the past week, but SNAKE the night hideous" in
the streets OF our town, disurbs the quiet and re-.
pose of the more orderly and sober citizens.
Suseide.-We regret to state that one of our
citizens, German, named Christopher Eberwine,
killed himself on Sunday morning last, by cut.
ting his throat from ear to ear, with razor -
The deceased was doubtless Iaboring under an at.
tack OF mania potu, as he had been drinking very
hard for some time, and quit Off suddenly. Mr..
f. formerly resided at Harrisburg Pa.
Celebration o the 9Th Of January in Congress-
We learn by the last mail, that Justice is done the
Old Roman" at this late hour. The 9Th Of
January was signalized. and celebrated by the
U. s. House Of Representatives, in the final pms.
sage of the bill to repay TO General Jackson tho
amount of the fine imposed upon him at New. Or
leans, in 1915, by Judge Hall.
me vote. upon the final passage of the ELL, was
YEAS l5s,-NAYS %.
The vote shows that it was not a party act; it
Is also an evidence Of returning sense OF Justice
among those who were restrained from nnvinp
this debt to the old Hero, by party feeling. In.
tclligence of this act performed by the Reprcsen.
'otives OF the American people, must smooth the
veteran patriots passage to the g,aye.
Judge Catron-When last heard from, was in
New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

Our Correspondcm Nv. N"-We worry reluc.
family insert "W. Ms" communication. We don.
recale religious controversy-our columns ire
not the proper channel TO conduct one, and We are
de.e rmined to adhere our rule, not to allow our
paper to be made the medium of n sectarian dis.
cussion. Z" g..7 - .- .a. gaa'
tlad we been at home, "A Citzen's'' comm.
nlcation should not have found place in our CO.
lumns. -.. ..... ~ .. .... i.
While we are ready to manifest our friendly
feeling for the 7" Far West Seminary and the
J' VI TO e~,'.''--------i. r-.-----,
subscribe 10 any doctrine of intolerance. "W.
~" must know that his, or any other sect is no,
under the erclusipe protection of our government;
and that the worship of the Roman Catholic is
tolerated and protected by our free institutions
IL Is unjust and Ibellous upon large and rcspec.
table portion Of christians, and native American
republicans, to charge them with waging an sun.
spar'ns' uncompromising war against those prin
cip'es of freedom and toIeration.''
We hope that "a Citizen" and NV. NJ" will
crop their Improbable discussion. or send their
communications to another office.
Democratic Meeting.-We have been rcouested
by many Democrats TO state that there will be
democratic Meeting at divers Spring, in this
County, on Monday tho 9Th of February, when
several speeches may be expected.
we have also been requested to say that the
third Monday in April would be the time for hold.
ing the State Democratic Convention at Little
hock' most agreeable TO the citizens of the West.
ern counties.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

Evidence Of CirIisatiom.-The Bangor Gazette
says: We yesterday, for the first time, had an . D.
Plicntion from one of the Penobscot tribe or Ind
ans. to become subscriber to our paper, and we
are happy to state that he had not advanced, so
fur in modern refinement as to Become patron
without paying. He paid in advance, and in this
respect might we'll be inflated by those claiming
highor refinement and civilization.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

The Weekly Wing Standard.-AIur Wing rea.
dcrs may be pleased to learn that this Weekly
Wing Journal, isprinted in quarto form, at Wash
ngton city, suitable for preservation, at one DOL
lar per annum, in adrance. No subscription will
be received for a less period than one year, and
all orders must be post paid. We have no doubi
the Wings will find this valuable text book Of
references, for their party during the present cam
paign.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

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BY LAST NIGHTS NAIL.
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION
WASHINGTON. Jani3 ls43
IN SENATE,
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

Nj. o'ddins'. OF oAiS. ross ard eomplsined Of AZ
slissk made upon him The lobe OF lh,. .aofn,n,
lie seni The article 10 The Ciefks isLl. 10 b. ,,.s
Tie 's's M officer Of the Hoase ia printer, h.d
nads reflections upon member (Mr. G. .h,eL
''es'e'' b.. ss-'of and iniesnty n. eoo.,d,,.s !
r'"effu question. and wished 10 make ,om. p,
'narss upon The subject ~
mf seaenes. Of Ono, moved 10 .e.p-na IN. rule.
'o' me paf'ose OF esahlrns MIR. G,dd,nr. 10 81.
"'e eip'shAion, he d~.ir~d
ne vote ~" taken on The mo, ION To ,a,,.,a Il j..
fnies and he deeslon "a. m IN. ,s,.,,. 'H'
affirmative '''ea IA TIE
or Dean OHIO. rsporiei bill p,o,,J,o, Z.
ne eie'''oa Of the Pfe.dent and VIC. p, ,.i.. -
'he same day throughout The L Sat-. On
10 The Committee nn beelion. "'''d
c '',.u',on was offered calling on N. p,.,,
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mount ID irsnked dac-meni. sD5 l.,,... y INC
Tough The Pei ofle.. and ush.r m,,,... 'aa. pas
&C With liz department. '''"s'' eon'.ses
is' eh,f ss'sd that 10. o,s., =, a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
WORkINGMEN,s CLAY Cl

me Club met pa,asni 10 sd,osrna,-' !
esnsd 10 o'def b. The Prs.sdeni.
The preceding, Of The las. n.,. q ~
and sanctioned
Inc sieeouss esnmiiise hAsint Z, = q
h'i OF selesa'e. 10 iepss,sm lhs G.
'4ais Convention. 90 mo,soa II Mr - :
op@m'''ee oi three va appointed 10 -
ofii's 10 H3SBinsiisf.
pufins the al~<nee Of ihs e.mm =
Names "sfs added 10 The csl.lnui,oa
TIC Committee HAVING Retained. rtPrs
ihs "a" ofdeIess,e. to the R.chnas.d ras'f'
! ~ bashhsiJ. J ~ Estns. J Al Mo ~
Helm. A MADDEN. c ID Hubbard. Jsha W
Humphrey. Thos Hofnbnsok. FIR Gn~aa
rnf'on. ID NJ Edginsion. and J n s.esAss'
The report having ben received az -
'''''' 'iihei, Mr. Cha, Moafe va. "a
n and DELIVERED q siroas si.d .ase - {
a"'d enihs'assiie srpl.u.s Mr. no v =
1904 The sisbi aad sddre...d The clas
minutes IN ms.serl, and ssetr.,ie rrtff
Ma other hasin-ss tse.s niinr t,.slt - =
M yao s<r'on. The Club sdtnfned 90 y
." 'hs % Saturday evening 81 febfuar
n HAMlLToN
'ho p" HAtFEa lei s<c',.