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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24
NOW FOR BARGAINS!!!


HATE N STYLE WHITE STONE CHINA
" DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS.-Just
{ ceived per last arrival from England an extensive
I'D complete assortment of
WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER SETS,
Aeew shapes, decidedly superiorin style TO any ever
hnorted, and com prsing many eltra articles, the
apade in England, COPIED from the French.)
j PILEr SETS, new shapes, in single OF dou-
JETS of same style of ware in sets TO suit pur-
sfiasers. .5LSO,
ORQUOISE RAISED, FIG'D. TEA and BREAK
FAST SETS.
EOILET SETS, Water Pitchers, Candesticks, &c.
4 SC, with many other useful articles.
Families in want of good and durable articles for
lily use, can now be supplied at Greater Bargains
IAN ever at the CHINA HALL,
& L. NJ. KERR s. CO., $50 Baltimore-st.
d23-3t Sign ofEOctagon Pitcher"
RNHE LOVERS OF THE WEED WILL
Ill meet with superior Chewing Tobacco, at
i S. +. SIMMONS TobaccOnIst,
No l65 North Gay street. nextto
sY2l-au3tt Independent Engine House.
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VMT HITEG FlANNELS-ALL WOOL! Only
w % cts. per yard, win be opened this day at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store, No. Is Howard-st
n26 Sd door from Faystte.
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MEMORANDA.
9Shp Grace Brown, Myers, aud brig Janet, Buck,
kpm BALTIMORE arrived at Liv' rpoo Odd ult and ship
cahonlas, Higgins, from Amsterdam, 2Slh The
Ter was reported loading Alb inst. for Baltimore.
Snip France, Marshall, from Baltimore, arrived in
be Texc 10th ut; and Herald, Pullen, from do 23d.
sShip Ocean, higgins, from Baltimore for Rotterdam
rived or Salcombe 9Th ut
aShip Elise Koch, from Baltimore, arrived al Bre-
len nth ult barque Boil Bohlen, Mencke, from do.
b, Dist; and ship Caspar, Spker, from do do 23d.
Aplque Trad Ferry, Chase, from Charleston, arrived
9 2yre LIST inst.
zsri4 ue Henry Kelsey, Gray, sailed from Marseilles
ssSrE for Palermo.
psue Ida, Hallett, for Baltimore, cleared at Bos-
mist inst; and brig Siroc, Osborn, from Baltimore,
rived goth.
9Schr Emily Ellicott, Mcdonald, FIN Smyrna, touch
u at Gibraltar 18th ult, and sailed for Baltimore.
8iSchr Maria, Kelly, for Baltimore, sailed from New
BEDFORD Goth inst
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SALE OF CANDELARRAs. SOLAR.

SALE OF CANDELABRAS, SOLAR,
- MANTEL AND HALL LAMPS, CLOCKS,
RICH PLATED WARE, CUT GLASS, FANCY
GOODS, &C., suitable for the present season, at No.
9 5. Charles street, THIS AFTERNOON, oath inst,
will sell as above, large assortment of bronzed, gilt
and silvered Girandoles; with one, two and three
and Hall Lamps; Plated Cake Baskets; Revolving
Casters; Table Cutlery; Fancy Goods; Cat Glass; Chi
ma Cologne Botes Ladies Work Boxes; Toys, SC.
sc. d24lt VIM. WARD Auct.
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M RRIED

WI q hhIFIIJ,
On the 2lst inst by the Rev. II. Scheib, Ferdinand
yer to Miss Amalia Metz, both of this city.
On the % inst by the Rev. Mr. Guest, Thos Buck
/, formerly of Washington, ID. c. to Miss Mary Ann
= eth Jeffrey, of this CITY,
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NE.V-KID CLOVIS CLEAN
k-4SsD INSIDE AND OUT, so As TO LOOK EoUAk no NEW"
IN. EYRE & CO. Try the experiment an1if 1t does
hot give satisfaction, charge pH he made Prlce on
fv ia cts. Gloves left at T. w. WILLIAMS, Ladies
fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, No 81 Baltimore
ID. attended to with punctuaty dll-eod2w'
"A VALUABLE FARM FOE SALE.
.Vbq1, The wner will sell, very reasonable and
kHiE.,,l accommodating terms, valuable, healthy,
H4tg!! and handsomely situated FARM, on the East
Y iii!lern Shore of Maryland. For particulars, APP
VI Eat the Clipper office. dl0-eo3w
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.


WNM. ROBINSON, PRACTICAL WATCH
w MAKER aud dealer in finc Watches and
JeweIry, has removed to the corner OF CALVERT
and BALTIMORE STREETS, (Opposite the Muse
um,) where he has opened general assortment Of
Watches Jewelry, Silver Plated and Britannia Goods,
all of which have been purchased from the actual
manufacturers, and will be offered very iow for cash
Particular attention paid to repairing fine Watches,
which will he warranted to perform well or no charge.
Jewelry repaired Hair Plated to any pattern.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TIE MUSEUM.
90 Old Gold and Silver wanted, for which the
highest price will be given. d20.lw
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MONDAY DECEMBER %, 1874.

EARINE LlsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE
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N ASST AND CLOSING SALES OF BOOK

e. AT AUCTION. | will sell THIS and every
EVENING this week, at the Store of H. Y b. F.
Pratt, 236 BALTIMORE STREET, the balance of
that large assortment Of BOOKS. (as they are declin
ing bnsiness,) consisting Of Medical, Theological,
Law, Miscellaneous and School BOOKS; English and
American Animals for 1885, a large assortment of
Books in rich and elegant binding, suitable for Christ
mas and New Years Presents. Also, a large assert
ment of Juvenile BOOKS, PAPER, and STATION
cry Of all kinds.
{7 The Entire stock will positively be sold, the
premises must be vacated in a few days.
dit K. MEACHAM, Auct'r.
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ROM TIE EXCHANGE REApING-RoOM BOOKS.
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ARRIVED.
|Schr sage, Morgan, 3 days from New York, assert
i cargo, TO John w. Brown.
MEMORANDA.
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lust RECEIVED, large lot of fine Whit
81 ney and Rose BLANKETS, 10, IL and ID qrs.
For sale low by JAMES PETERS,
d5-tf Corner of Howard and Fayette streets.
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EDEAUTIFUL GOODS AT COST.
ED COR. HOWARD AND FAYETTE-STS.
large stock of Cashmere D'Ecosse
Repp Cashmere; French De LANES, all wool
Superior quality Grape Delaises; Sushans
Plaids for boys wear; Apacas of all colors
CameeOn i}rocade; Pouipedore Delaine
Grecian Stripes, sc. &c.
If3- The above Goods are of the richest styles and
bolIehtiaW. d5f
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D ENOVAL. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
aN SURANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building of the American Life Insurance
Company, No 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location. l-All kinds of Property
Insured in Town or Country nh 3mif
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N. EAST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES srs ,
entrance on Charles street.)
HDEREMPTORY SALE OF DRY GOODS
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ro-csrn interests Maintained.

.rt C:.. h.. p,,fe VDiS tho shv AM
HE Courier as H."'S o"''' ''' ''''y ""N
widely circulated frehch JOURNAL IN '''e wy
whose editor has recently been enfoloo III inc
Legion Of Honor OF LOUIS phiiiPpe, thus lusu-
fes himself-an alien 90 our Courtry-ior light
inr the battle OF Loco-Focosm
:. Some Of o,,. readers nre ro,r and then offended
al our Democratic sympathies, aud accuse US Of
violating oar political neutrality. we 40 nov Mtts
that are dcsrre any rePr9GeA on "'ts &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21
NE..y.JERsEY-ohciaI.

The vote for Governor IN aiithe Counties Of
Naw-Jerzey shows an oggrega,. increase of Over
Ten thousand upon the vote o! President in
ISt0, which was the highes: cv:t taken TIL this
month. With such pail, Wing victory is al
most matter Of course. Cap. Stockton and
his s.rorebox have somewhat rduced the Wing
Presidcatial majority OF 1910, tut we have more
now than In the State Election Of the; or any re-
cant yaa,. An equally faithful canvass through
out the Union ensures the success of Clay and
Ftelipghuysen. New jersey, With proper e1er-
tions, must come up next month to her high.wa-
ter mark ofl640.
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DIED,

On the 1911 inst after very aud painful lines Wa
LIAM r. edst son of William d. Judson aged yeaE' ana
days. ...., .,r
invited 10 his funeral tom the Tcs,denconf hn iniei.
No. is Sixth street. ofte BoweIy. this fl~odayl ai'ei
noon nj 4 O'Clock. .,.---
G; md IydIa Foster. aged yels month uIi u H'yt
AZ his residence. SIX Mite Run. New lene1 on SGuifn1y
,b .h ,n,t NpM r. upOttNs IN the 7h yenr Of his axe.
formerly an old and respected nhabtHnt al this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21
cemmerc.a, aud Money asa,ter..

rS For Commercial qua ionev Matters see i1s Psst
SATURDAY =. 81.
Stocks were buoyant to-day again, and " con-id-
.rsble vance was experienced oH most descriptions
In Exchanges there Is nothing OF InpUr6nce do
ms The rates are nominal iv 10. Se'!ng aud -l
fox Francs.
Cotton treghs nre still dull. The rate ls, TO Law
erpoo y a . I'D and but little Offering.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has declared a
dividend 9 per cert for thu last SIX months, payable on the
ist of November.
The MECHANICS Bank has declared annual DIVIDEND
CT 2la pc, cent. payable on the lst o: Aovembef.
Tie CITIZEN, las Co. OF St. LOUIS a% per cent for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

To- At a Meeting OF the Democratic wing douns
Mans Gsoera COMMITTEE held the Broadway House Oh
ths i3h nsinnt communicated WIS received from the
Central Clay Committee. INVITING the c4oerasn au az
nontment OF Committee confer with the Ceitia Cay
Commee in makiug sul;Ob!e arrangement. or me Uiano
Naw Meeting and Procession Of the 9th OF cclooe heA1
which wns y accepted and COmmsttee o' tv
appointed. Tho following Resolution was proposed ui'o
RssoIred That he Democratic Wing Young Men OF 'ns
City County Of New York he invited 10 lend s mo quo
,upport 10 their brother Wings Of the Cy and Conny, 10
carrying out the design Of the Grand Mass Meeting ara r'o
oes''on Oh '"s '''' DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman.
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IT, Grand Rally for Clay and Freiing-
nvs,n gu ANeIneaNny. SOth Gcto6er.-Ihs

undersigned Presidents the Clay Clubs und assoclai2n, OF
Commcc give notice tbs Democratic W9isS ana Gay
Man their ;cectiye ,ious. that Inst strand Psmoh
.ir;I before the r,4dcnn Election will take place IN is
Ci,y on Wednesday, the S0h day u uctobe! IN when =
eo TINT tse of all pursuits who IN favor at IhTf
iur Protcctl,n 10 American Labor and ADs':cun Interest,"
and able. aud alxoeass u tnp,e
suits and interests HENRY CLAY viii he expected 10 tase
act va par. The Clay CLUBS and Wn!g aocn,on'
Of New York with the Trades ana Industrial A
catiuRs requested 10 proceed WIN the
with bring their respective readers on 'ne oeea'
''VH IN n, RETN0is President Cen,a. Clay Commltise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21
I Wy RFSNSI IiS' President Contra. Clay Committee.
flPC nrn ter uf y MAID CLAY LluU
E,,rot from tks sa;ss Of tie CeR:-ai Gag E1eelf'rt
1-A'''-~' - I:,w,,,r. ~ N1fI-Gdy. Oct. IL. ISii

E,,rot from the ss:e of TIE CeR:,ai cay ETectftrs
Cvmnstt. e. SGrg-Gay. Oct. IL. ieii;
R.sored Tha, PRESIDENT, Of he CenrAl CsE COMMIT
ts be ,eooeIe 70 nvIte The Gay CLUBS, and "hei Cly o
caons Of the surrou ndns COuuues and States Ia
Nth mi, ommt ~ N the proposed Mass Meeting Hnd f
ION To be hvd City Wednesday, he ~ oay Oh
October. SsSsFH hef4'' 'e@ie'"'''
In corrpauce with above Resolution hereby rsspee'
fully invite the Clay Clubs and tteads oi Gay sensaio
(hom our private iay have rot "i
Boston Providence New Haven. Ut,,ich ana b,ctepotI
.o Inc Clay CLUBS of hIuga Queens aud SufolA kchno
Sc.ehsS.a RocIiaGd. apd the tNe' Counter 20 oi WIN
nj, and display their poole S6-negs with ours lh'aUei-
ard RAtnoc can you own labor, hnd Join Us
Vclor,ou, Why's OF Hudson sns Essex C"s9tie> New Jei
,sy viii also be welcomed wh peculiar 10Y itesS a. shes e
Lei them com, If be only u receive our tnanks isr na
thsv no va dome tor us from the CiticS and from me
Sonnry from the and ftoT the mountain neI' me
and the work sop. from the hp and from the hsde
A. al, " no have any thing 20 Use by Lcc" tOco success OF
snv thing 70 gam by WhY victory. come t"h 10Y .a!
d.n,y of ;hs;r toca before entering the sS hait ue o
dbt>hi o1-A J y. REYNOLDS.
Genital Gay COMMITTEE
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srpEnoR CoURr-Nos. 80, -, a, II, Is, lO6,
o. c,scrrr i co o IS, 90, 100, s. 49, 81, g.
CoaMos PLr.s.-Nos /, ., 3, 4, 5, g. 7, ll6, 8, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21
Circuit Court.

Dr. 5. Smith vs.. John ker.-Sander.- On the
2-,h JUL iI2 .s!s Of Nj hetT was pro
upwards CT 500 Stoief MY n a TX
wholesale bser store l We, street and MI >n'h va,
his clerk The prssn, Tor sanceT the damages ali
a. SO U.s. Mi keI. !; Is SAID. having Stated ms so2co
;hst Nj had taken h ney he hcsns been et ~ cnatge
~; and no person there ga. himself lie also ,taei h sn
nron n he stronger fact OF Nj Smith psv'u' 10
romnc 10 him "A. c,,k failed business ne money
hos eyer was ubsCuentY 6scera ned t. nave cen sisn ny
,Yo men VINO advantage Of tire Temporary absence OF
Nr smith hen ard lied the Dr. Ner en- VIZ
en- sci After =et,is money they "e7t n ani dVec H.
Ih,y ee qtie arrested aHd AIRY 80 "i Ire mpney
rc ed hs afrs officer, receiy SIS '"f IN IT 'rolh
For he s;ence hat TT k.r' 1Ii eve's ihnS 10 ~
10 cnuuieact EtG-nc e" me 81 pcmn' and ihat
Nf expressed hin.sf .st'ei with VIA he Rad Goie
rt o tns ne admitted the circumstances ut the Gaze TO oA
.nrh a. wefs cacusted Ia e1ci'' Suspicion ssah nm
r, $50 stated ira: and Sr Kerr IN tae b,s terms al
t, The TINS sc and bGt Tor Ih-
attorney and counsel this the scIn1 would have oeen
eat;td n pacific The jay gave verdict 'o &C.
PENDANT.
William G. Shannon VS.. Robsr, B. Schenck -
Action 10 recover the Of note Tor So gwen ot
secret OF recipe for making Vegetable Wool h yesvta
oo II appears made ~ raw hemp md saio ~ os
extensively the manufacture ot oueae CO a!as anu
other goods. Verdict 70, plaintiff. sS31
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21
MARRIED.,

n, the Is.h inst big the Rev William NJ Stiwei. r J0Hs
nowp 10 Miss s;usAN GRAHAM. all OF tEis cy.
ON the 10th nv the Rev. Nh pennr NJ XIV 'oLKf
TO Miss AkAu MARlA daughter OF Nsd nichn El' all vi
lAo~ft INN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

There is splendid Band of Ethiopian Ministries at the
New York Museum six IN number Il beats eytry thing
They possess splendid voices and their instrumental psc is
admirable ], OF Vions. Hnn;ley on the Aeeor
deou BANJO Bones Tanbourne, The Brothers Of War
Jaw Miss Adair. Miss Jeszeylne, will perform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

r-A Special Meeting Of the Democratic whe
General Committee w be held Monday EvehnE' Ai' III
aant at o clock al Broadway House
f nd oucc ual attendance the COMMITTEES solicited
a, bu,ioes, will be pessn,ed for their consideration
By order. n. BoWDlTCH BLUNT. Chairman
J. II. HoBAsr iIAws. }secre,are,. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

FROM JAMAicA.-B, lhe arrival OF the brig Sea
man, Capt. scu, we have Kingston papers TO
Sept 10. They contain nothing OF special impor.
lance. Much excitement existed On the Church
and State Questions, and the usual complaints
made OF the difficulty ofprocurng lsborers. an &C
cesson oflaborers from India is expected within q
short period, it having been announced officially
,ast $4,000 Hill coolies 10 be sent out by Gov
eminent 10 be distributed between Jamaica, Trini-
dad and Demerara. Her Msjestys Ministers aud
the Governor General ofIndia have come 10 mu-
tusl understanding by which the emigration will be
lawful from the ports of Calcutta, Madras, and
Bombay.
The Royal Gazette of Sept. u, says" We have
never witnessed more delightful seasons than the
present The whole OF this and the nsighboring
parishes are almost glured with moisture. Never
did cane fields look so green, so gay, go promising
Of excellent crops"
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0tple NOMINATIONS;
roR GOVERNOR,
WILLARD FILLMORE

FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL J. WILKIN.
yoa CANAL COMMISSIONING,
sh-UEL WORKS. of Niagara Co
spkSCEH KELLOGG, Of One.ds Co
ELIJAH RHOADES, OF Cnoadasa 20
JOSEPH II. JACKSON, OF FfanEhn ~
FoR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS;
twILLIS HALL, OF A,b.ns
A.lrTEe.. JOHN A. COLLiEte' OF oi0'''''
roR CONGRESS,
Iud Ihsficx-J. PHILLIPS PHEsaA'
iVtb john II. WILLIAMS
VIII JOHN e. sCOLES'
yfh HAMILTON FISH.
yoR SENATOR'S.
MT HIRAM ETCHUM.
UHUGH MAXWELL.
ITHENRY II. IAYNEE.
W.WILLIAM ". X. MCLEAN
V.sAMUEL FARWELL'
W...CHAUNCEY j. FOX!
VH......JOHS C. BEACH.
VIII. CARLOS EMMoSs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

nal Of Politics, Literature, Art and Science, No.
l. for January, lS45, has Just been Issued in ad-
vance Of its regular Issues. 1t opens with finely
engraved and striking likenesses o.. HENRY CLAY
and THEODORE FRELISoHUYsEN, engraved by T.
Doney, from the Daguerreotypc portraits of An
thony, Edwards & Co. The e:tar-presS of the
Review covers 10 compact pages, Of Politics
and Literature judiciously lntermingled. The
following are the principal:
The Position O; Parties.
Miss B1rrstt's Poems. .
The Infancy of American Manufactures.
Random Recolec,ions OF Travels.
Influence Of the Trading Spirit npon The Social and
C.n.oae Ts FSTset Critical Soicos &c &c
We have not time to read thoroughly and shall
not attempt to pass judgment on these articles.
VIC believe tho Review will take high rank in
American Literature, and will prove Il valuable
and valued champion of Political Truth AS
such VIC heartily commend it 10 general favor
(NIonibiy; SIS per annum; Office, us Mas
saL ST.
Flowing md Spadips Match at Fordham.
This interesting exhibition, aitsr having been
Lglce postponed on account Of the weather, came
of on Saturday. There was very respectable
number in attendance, although the forbidding
appearance Of the weather in the carl part Of the
day must have kept good many at home
The spading match came of first. In this
csse there were Elk candidates for the prizes Of
fersd, which were as follows:-For the best spa
ding of ground twenty feet long and ten fest wide,
silver cup. value eight dollars; second beat, ell
yer medal !; third best, diploma.
Tho work was done in fine sty lie, and the prizes
awarded as follows:
First premium to Joseph Lodge time 20 minutes.
| Second premlum TO William P Lodge time 80 minutes.
Tkird do. TO Mathew Roach. time "a minutes.
After this contest was disposed OF the teams
entered for tie blowing match were ordered to
fall into inc. Eleven competitors bad entered
their names, but one withdrew, leaving the num-
Der at ten, si1 of whose teuns were oxen and four
horses The conditions were:
For the s.. owin: performed med. IN one hour o. one @o
las second best, silver medal third best diploma"
The list of the names, and the order in which
the ground was allotted to them. stood thus:
MOI Matthew Ray. Yves, Fam. Wt,'chss,er County.
John E RAY 's%s ssSs @ County
Levi. G. Morris. FOgdhnm. do DO.
" 4. Oliver Cromwell. do DO DO.
a. 7. twthd .4wn.l
:. s. Henry Moore ithaca, Tomosn, County. hor.as.
" Uhas Rnhsate, j. MorBana. W. Co. do.
3" IL Cornelius Bergen. Brooklyn. King Co. horses
They all started off IN gay STYLE, and accem-
plished The work in even ess time than was ex
pec,ed, The teams dropping out in the following
order: No. frst 9 second, II thid, s fourth, 3
8 and 10 nearly together fifth; No sixth, No
seventh, No. last.
The Committee awarded the premiums as fol-
lows:
Fin premium of silver cup to John Ray Mor.i,na West
| chester GCunty.
We.ichester County.
| Third do diploma 10 Mathew Rag, Ws. Farm.do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

Democratic Wnig county Convsn-
ytOo.-Ihs Convention sand, adJ7uinsa 10 h.et AZ In
"''-1"'' Wai. TURNER, President;
IAs r ~ p nsaLEf' Secrearies OBJ Q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

TT, 7o.iti.s actual acd iesl cuii'es Of Joses's lAI
m Chemical ninG. rcs1e Il you get the s"nHtne
Jonc. Sap twill DO All here ss,d-iha IS, cure pmp"s
hi,tches free tan sun rurG Innrp5ev. cd sores stt
neum erespss or. fact. my c'-eAse ct The sa-oot
mind If YOU vsnt the genuns Jo9es sap 10 produce the
sb,ye e;sc sue you he'e else IN a ely bot 81.
. ~ s,,n of he Arnencrn Ed, - Chatham u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

C The bill NJ the American Museum this week exceed.
lngy itch and diversified and must attract great numbers OF
the city. well good share OF our
own citizens who know how appreciate the managers Ell
forts 10 for their Splendid performance
place this afternoon a. O'Clock ans this evening At hull
pss And 1t should not be overlooked thnt the window
balconies and top Of the Murn afford tho bes. view In the
city the great Mas Meeting IN the Park this evening" tnd oil
tina splendid fre-w o,ks they are about to display
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

The Official Returns continue to reduce both
Bar.lsy's reported majority in Ohio and Shunk's
~ PcnnsylvaniG. We doubt whether Bartley's
will 20 above ! 500 in Oslo, OF shunk's above
i SOC in Pennsylvania, though either ruay. oa
the Congress tickets, we think the Wing major
ty in Ohio fairly computed, will be nearly or
quite 5000; while the Loco Focos have TO ma
ioyity at sill in Pennsylvania. In New-Jersey,
the Wings have clsar majority on every ticket,
and have carried four Of the FIVE Congress Dis
,r!c:s. Tho Members OF Congress, however, are
rot We: chosen, but arc TO be at the Presidential
Election.
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BLESSING TO Atr--The genuine Conneis Magical Pain
Extre cto one the greatest blessings mankind. TINS
sics hns been thoroughly tested by such great number
of our citizens that perhapi unnecessary for 10 say
anything lis favor. TO induce readers 10 keep sway,
bsnd, We think peon 70 safe without this wonderful
hean. salve within their reach-or all old or fresh
burns scad. salt rheum it, effects really gca j. Il
TO be had only genuine in this city At Coms,ock Co. No.
u CouIt.Hndt-st.
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TIE LAST WEEK OF Taz EGG HATcEIso EXHIBITION
All lovers Of natural GnG those who have curiosity
the wonderful phenomenon of producing life By
improve the present as the last week Tickets
laS cents. Machines for sale. The rghi Of exhibition IN
New York also Tor sale cheap. 235 Broadway.
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o9i 1t

scte Room of the Branard Church RlvnGon ST. lb-
ocha anil Ludlow streets y be as%a mex
for this evening FRrx The friend. and lovers OF Muse ~ That
vicinity are invited 10 attend DARIUS b ,iohES
OIL le5cHtI Oh hu7'I'
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Loco-Foco nominations.

Monroe CO-Henfy 4. Selden for Congress !;
Micajah w Kirby, James A. Finn, Hiram Car
michael for Assembly; Benz. B. Carpenter for