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l. U & A l. N Z W 5.
THE LEESBURG FSTIVAL.

The delegates from the District Of Columbia
and Fairfax county, Virginia, having assembled
at GuSNELL's Tavern, on their return home. il
was suggested that a meeting be held, which
was unanimously coucurred in. As a participant
in that meeting, we heartily subscribe to the sen,
timents expressed in the following proceedings ::
AT meeting Of The delegates to the Lou
d"un Convention, from Alexandra. Washington,
Georgetown, and Fairfax county, Virginia, as
spmhled at Councils Tavern on morton of II.
w. rhomss, ESQ., Lew is McKanz e, E.q, was
appointed Charm an. and Albert uart Secretary.
The following resolutions were then submitted
and unani nousy adopted:
Res0ired, That we cordially tender our thanks
TO The citizens Of Lee.burg, for their generous
and unbounded hospitality during our recent visit
Resoirea, That the thanks of the meeting are
re pecttutly presented to Mr.. John, Janney and
family for the ample repast provided, with which
we RECALLED ourselves at Gunnell's; and To Mr..
Chick of Fairfax county, for the admirable Wing
song with which he entertained us on tina: &C.
caslnn.
Resolued That these proceedings be published
in the Alexandria G 1zette and The Wing Standard.
The meeting then adjourned
LEWIS MCKENZIE, Chairman.
ALBERT STUART, Secretary.
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sep3o
n NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

n NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
VN THE WEST SIDE Of eth street, between and
f. recently occupied by Mr.. Basse,t.
The subscriber las opened and shall coniin"e to
receive weekly supplies of gentlemens: ladies misses
bows youths and chil ens Bouts and shoes of varie
ty of shapes d qualities, consisting, in part Of
Gentemen's fine calf and Morocco Boots pegged and
tewed
DO buff, gain. and kip do
Do calf do do do Bootees
Ladies' morocco, SEAL and leather Jeffersons and
.. Shippers
Do do and kid Rn-round Slippers
ISo do seal and leather Shoes, low price
Misses do do do do and Booees
Boys and Youths buff and kip Bootees
Chitdren's Shoes of nil kinds
Also Mems course Boots and Brogans, prime article
for field hands
All of which are offered nj the lowest cash prices
] invite the citizens of Washington and the public in
general call and look at assortment feeling assn ed
that will compare with The cheapest both quality and
price The Of my stock manufactured IN the Dis
irict and expressly for can recommend the work
equal 10 any in the city.
Remember The place, 7lh street, few doors below tho
corner of E.
sep3llm CHARLES PASCOE.
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&c. J. Ingersoll.
For the JYhig Standard.

SIR: II 10 king over an old newspaper few
days SINCE | found in it very beautiful and
highly comp menlary description Of the Ameri-
can Flag as i, was used in the times that tried
rner : soul.," and gave to the British lion that
fearful warning, "Don't tread onsme" If you
think it worthy of an insertion in your paper, il
will. no doubt. be interesting to many of your
numerous readers. L.
Extract from The London Chronicle from Thursday, July
18th, 10 saturday, July 9Th, l776.
"The colours Of the American fleet have a
snake with thirteen ratte-, The fourteenth bud.
dino deScr he'd in the attitude ut going to strike,
with this u,tc 'Dtn't tread On me- 1t is a
rule in heradrv, that the worthy properties OF
tho animal in the crest borne shall be conside ed
and the base ones can rot he Intended The ar
cien's accounted snake or a serpent an emblem
.f w,sduIn, and. in cer'a'n attitudes. of en- ess
dur, tior. The rattesnake is prrer'y r.Trt.
sentative of America, a. this animal is found IN
NJ other part Of the world. The eye of this
creature exces i, brightness that Of any other
animal. She has no e.eds, and is therefore an
emblem of vigilance. She never begins an a.
tack. n r ever surrendprS; she H. therefore, =
em' lem Of magnarintv aud true courage. Whtn
Injured, or in danger Of heing jnred. she new r
WuuniS tlil Sne mas given Hp'Uc W Ho' C'U'hs o
Of their danger. M nther Of her kind shows $"
much generosity. When disturbed ard in
pare, .he does moi appc 10 be furnished WI h
weapons of any kind. They are la'ent, in the
roof Of her mouth; and eve" when extended for
her defence. appear 10 those VIII" are NJ" acqnai"'-
ed with her to be weak aud nntnmhible; W"
her y ounds, how ever small. are decisive. Her
poison is at once the necessary means ut digest
ing her food, and certain destruction t" her enc
mics She associates with her kind only when
it is necessary for their preservation. The pc" er
of fascination attributed to her by generous
cons,r uct,on, resembles America. Those VIII"
lonk steadily on her are delighted and invoIun.
tarily advance toward, and having once approach
ed, never leave her. She is frequently found
with thirteen ratIes. and they Increase yearly.
She il beautiful in you h. and her beauty in
creases with her ag'. H ,r tongue is bue, and
forked as the lightning
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SANDs's SARsAPARILLa--'The olIowi 6 letter recent
fy we'd from Capt Garrow, gentleman well known
and the highest respectable ty. residing in Mobile. Ala
shows ivey the value and efficacy of Sands y
Sarsaparlilu IN cases oil chronic rheumatism
MOBILE, ALA. July 3, 1914.
Messrs Sands Gentlemeu--I afflicted for more
than ten years with rheun,,i>m aud with pleasure
avail my elf Of This opportunity express 10 yon the
sa'uiary effect your Sasapara had on IN .lanua-
~, 1872, purchased OF your agents. Me'srS. Mosley
i,ker five no es whch took agreeabIy to The print
ed directions which entire ed he complaint, and
hive every 10 believe my health Is perma-
nenv recovered
Yours, very respectfully S. II. CARLOW
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b.
& ID. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 20 Fulton st.,
New York. Price 81 per bottle bottles for So
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
fla VI, Bookseller, Of Pennsylvania avenue and
lllh street, and H. S. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street.
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II NOTICE.
by VIRTUE of three wits nf Fl Fns. issued by 'Thos.
c. Donu Esq a Justice of the Peace for Wa. hingon
Comfy Dstr ct of Columbia, md TO directed, shall
offer for sale to the CHEST bidder for cash on Mondiy
the 18th day of October next, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ the
following property TO wit: Lot IL, in square 453, III the
city of Washington with the Improvements thereon,
seized and taken ms The property Of Charles Bn, aud
will he sold satisfy three judgments one due John r.
Callan, one due VIM. Ii. Gunnell, and one due John
Mckeden.
The above sale to take place at the premises the
corner of 9th street west and street north
sep23 3tws DAVID LITTLE, Constable.
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CONE AND SEE, AND JUDGE FOR YOUR
SELVES.

AT THE NEW YORK COMMISSION STORE,
Pennsylvania avenue, few doors Of olemnn's M.
ito al Hotel, where You will find large and handsome
assortment of a kinds of gmd which have been select
ed with great in New Yosk cash. which will
c Panaons and vests at all prices bact . n1
and Fancy Silk Cravats cheap silk, satin and other
Scars very low, pocket Handkerchief satin TIES Sticks
Of all kinds great bargains shirts Collars, and BOsms
cheap, Gum >spcnders Of all kinds from III IS cents,
Gloves of all kinds and prices, mems half Hose,
Velvet, Cloth and Glazed Caps. very low. Mahga y,
Rosewood, and Other fancy Workboxes, fancy SAaps of
every kind. superior fazors. taxi Cloths. Knives and
Forks, very low, Britannia tea and tab Spoons, rvng
Knives and Forks, cheap, no ewood and Maple writing
Desks steel ems by the grpss Backing by the dozen,
superior brass and woodwork Clocks by the other
wire, double and sing barrel Guns, very cheap lad es
fine gold ienc,s, Opem Glasses fine quar,0 Bibles, DC.
and all kinds of goods usual found in such establish
ment, not necessary 10 meIiOn. To leisons wanting
any gooes i'll line, they Will do well 10 call beirs
purchasing els where determined to Roll al the
low est New ork prices, and no stake.
0ct2 LEWIS & HUNT.
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For the Wh;r stcndard
WIG SONG


BY n. c., YOUTH OF i6. OF THIS CITY.
The lime is near, and the LocUs fear
The polls in next November;
Then he of good cheer. your cause is dear,
Remember, s'hgs--Oh remember.
Then be of good cheer, &c.
Our men are trne as the Jersey Blue,
And pure as The snow of ecember;
But r'liy, VIII g., for there's mnch TO do
Al The polls in next November.
Thea be of good cheer, &c.
The Locos are glad and The Wings are mad,
A, the choice of Tory MEMBER
But lily, Whig- and don't be sad
At the polls in next November.
7 hen be Of good cheer, &c.
Our mo,tos are both "Rigt and LoD,"
The Union we will not dismember
By annexation mt the risk Of war;
Then HE 10 III polls in November.
Then be of good cheer &c.
Come one, come al both good an true,
Your comtry's in danger, remember,
BY annexation IN spite of law:
Oh fly TO the polls in November.
Then be Of good cheer, &c.
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FOR RENT.

Miil two story BRICK HOUSE, near the Navy
Yard, with basemen. and back building containing nine
ros. lnv ng large yard and garden, with several fine
fruit trees stable, smoke house. &c he house has just
been thoroughly repaired. papered and pan'ed Also,
STORE. here ofre occupied grocery adjoining tho
above. They will be let together separate For re.
slider ce there is erior and store. there is
examne The premises viii find the key mt X. II. Iarrng
TINS Tavern the Navy Yard gate, with the sub,
scriber .
Also, a tw, story BRICK HOUSE with attic and
back building containing ten rooms we'll finished, car
rage house sable and Other enences " it'll pump
in The yard. &c ANY person wishing desirable re, /
denre and in agreeable ighboIhood can call on the
subscriber on the premi es, street north, between
yth and lUlh treeis west.
OFT 2l-3taw2w VIM. ID. ACkEN.
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THE cASHSYsTEM.

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSE!
grea reduction in prices l43 packages splendid Fall
Goods jnsr received az reduced prices for ca,h only at
HALL q BROTHERS. opposite Centre Market, be
tween 7th md 9Th ITS We have now commenced the
10 much lower standard lhln has before fixed
upon the quality tins market Oar stock CONSISTS
IN part, of:
IS pieces rich fall Silks, at go cents
25 do ezra do at 70 cents and 81
% do black and blue black silk, very cheap
ALPACCAS AND BOMBASINS
45 pieces fine black and eoored Alpacras, nj As cts
rs do gu 9 fine black and cooled Apaccas at So
81, IS cents and vi
80 do stripe black and blue black. at 50 and 81 cts
IS d" Isombaslns, exceedingly cheap
MOUSSEIINES DE LAME. CASHMERE DE
CO>SE, AND GRAPE DE SO;E.
6op,cces changeable Mousseines de Lame, at 90 cts
l5o do extra rich do do at3i,'7
l35 do rich Cashmere d Ecosse at 81 SO, g. Is, 81
SHAWLS.
90 "a rich embroidered Ihitet shawls
20 81 plain Thbel Shawls, with ii fringes
20 ga black and co,red Silk ShaWls
GINGHAMS.
so neces Manchester Ginghams cheap
LINENCAMRRlC HANDKERCHEFs, KID
GLOVES, AND HOSIERY
IS dozen ladies' Linencambrc tdkis. nj II cents
IS do hemsttched do at 50, 81, and
Is cents
30 do ladies' Kid Gloves, at 81, so, and 81 cents
65 do do black and while Cotton Hose, very
fine, at ~ cents
rs do ladies' superfne black and white do at
I8 aud 25 cents
100 do lad es' Cashmere ribbed and plain do at
Is, 81, SO, and 81 cents
WHITE GOODS
g pieces fine Sh.e Cambrcs at 20 20 and p cents
60 do superfne do do at 81 and 81 do
20 do fine SWISS Muslins. at 81 81, aud So do
LINEN GOODS.
100 pieces Irish Linens. at 81 81, and so cents
100 d. 4 fine Hcckaback Diapers, at Ii do
$50 do Crash, at 6, ., and 10 Cents
FLANNELS AND CAsSiNLTS.
500 pieces Cass.ets, at 81, so, 62. and Is cents
200 do Flannels, AT 25 81, and 81 cents
DOMESTIC GOODS.
5000 yards 4 heavy brown COttons, at cents
1000 DO bes' p quasy Va os"abu,g 10 cts.
5,uO do Calico good quality, at cents
5000 do superfine hniz Calico, at 10 and ~ cents
2,OOO do PLAID pententary Coltons, very cheap
1900 do Negro Blankets "
CLOTHS, CA>sIMERES. AND vEsTINGs.
IS pieces extra fe back, blue, olive, and inv sble
green Cloths
100 do , ass,Dees extra fine, PLAN, rla d, striped
Is do Vestings ia ins, vel, els anu e,slmeres
Which we will have made up 10 order by one of the
best Tai The country produce fits guaranteed in
- NN A LIST OF PRICES.
Fine dress coat black cloth aud other co ored cloths SIG
Dress coat. best West Of England and French
Cloths, lined through with silk, fIom $22 to Is
Pants of fine black CussiAere S
Pants of superfine do
Pants of stripe and plaid S.,
Black satin
d, do bestqnality 5
Veive, vests 5
25o gentlemen's Silk Handkerchief
~ dozen do Cloves
80 do SATIN and bpnInsin Stocks
20 do black luslrlng aud other Cravas.
AL those who want good and cheap goods will please
fay s with We Dledpe mrs 10 goods
cheaper Than any other eIclanl in The District.
sep24 HALL d. BRO TIER.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, DC.

H. FARNHAM, corner of llih street. and Pennsyl-
wanna yenue would the attention of booksellers,
country merchants teachers and Others to HIS STOCK OF
School Books, &c. at very reduced prices. All of the
most popular school books, named beow are constantly
on hand Others not hand if ordered will be prompt
y procured provided they are to be found.
t.EOGR APHiES: Mitchell, Omey, Worcester, Par
lev, Matte Brun Burrtt, Woodbridge Willard, &c.
GRAMM AIRS: Smith, Murray, Cow ey. Leviz,c, Boil
mar Could. Adams, Kirkh,m, Clrnveiand, Caot, An
Dire VS. u SiodIad Goodrich Greer, Frost, Fish, Agicr,
&c. -
READING BOOKS: Pierpont, Worcester, Blake,
Sanders Lowell Emerson. Ray, Murray, Cobb, Abbott,
Miss kohhi,s Miss luthill, Goodrich, Sigonrnev, &C.
SPELLING BOOKS Webster, Emerson, Town,
Gnaude,t Sanders Bentley Picket, Cobb, Hazen, Par
ley. omey, &c.
PiIIi.USOPllIES: Blake, Comstock, Swift, Gale,
Olmstead, Phelps, Jones, Parker, Abercromhie, Way
land &c.
ARTrHMETICS Smi'h, Emerson, Leanard, Colbum'
Dawes. Cobb, Farley, Adams, Welsh, Pike, &c
CHEMIS TRIES: Comstock, Blake, Beck, JONES' Lin
CON- turner, Phelps.
HISTORIES Farley, Frost Grimshaw, Goodrich,
Hale Pennock Goldsmith, Tyler, Robbins Robinson,
Willard. NC
ASTRONOMERS: Burritt, Guy, olms,ead, Blake,
Whitwell, &c.
Also, ON the best terms, the Book of Common Prayer,
OF all and styles qua to and small Bibles juvenile
books Ut The best chaacer ugeiher with the books of the
American Sunday School Union and the Episcopal sun
day School Unio Also, Blank books, Paper Ink, States,
Quilts and the greatest variety OF steel Pens be found
in this country, at Wholesale and retail. octI0
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CASH FoR RAGS !
oct 2l-ts

CASH FOR RAGS!
IRON l-2 to 3 l-2 cents per ID. will he paid for
and Bookbindery of J. G. MCGUIRE,
.ep2O (Adv6D 10th st. and Penn, avenue.
WINTER CLOTHING AT FIVE PER CENT
A PROFIT!
lat WIN. MARShALLS old established sto. co for
Bargains
1000 Coats
1000 PAR of Pants
600 Vests
have hand the largest and handsomest assort-
ment OF ashonahe Clothing offered III this city,
which will sell for cash. nj per profit The g0nds
having been all bought for cash. in New York. great
sacrifices enab oil r them AT such low prices
scarcely To he credited mining fr yourselves
am selling Coats and Pants 70, abOu the same price
You would have pay for the cIoh retail, by VII Oh
means you will save the making.
Also, large and handsome assortment of Geneuen'a
articles, shirts BOsOms Ollars Suspendes, Scars
Stocks Gloves, Socks, Gaps, &c. &c.
Also large and handsome Of fine English
and rench IO,hs aGd Casr,merer, six and satin Vest
ings, rich Cut Silk Vesngs, latest style.
With good assortment Of figured and plain Beaver
and Pilot Cloths Tor coats, al Of whch viii mako
order, for the price The Clothing sold of
my sore The fit and ihe material warranted with the
workman> hip and in The fashonab style
by the best cutters the un:ted States.
WIN MASHALLS
Auction and Commission Store. Pennsyl, ania ave.
me, between h and 10Th Streets and my 7 anrIng
Adjustment, doors Of Co emans date Gasby %
Hotel, Of the alley leading Walker mmel
stubIes octiZ
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UNITED STATES HOIELs WAcHINGlON,D DC
OY TYLER q BIRCH. The subscribors having
d opened this large and oommodious Embellishments on
Psnnsy avenue between Sd and At Streets on the
square next and of the rairad depot invite tho
altenlo of the lravei public and immunity al large
TO tho ample gemonts they have made for their az
commoda,on and for all things appsaning 10 thor CON-
tort and convenience Tho We liberal encouragement
which the public extended Ia Thompson Tyler, while
proprio of the Exchange Hoo induces him TO hope
that he may continue deserve patronage al the Uni
rcd STATE. Ho ell and no them that member gains
expense II be spared in his efforts the
tastes of all This Hotel 5 of the largest in the
Cnion and will accommoda $40 persons IL has nu
pr,ae parors Tor families and il but two min
ules wak fro tho railroad depo', and five from the
Capitol. THO nPSON TYLER,
nct7 If JAMES II. BIRCH
LANE y 4 TUCKER, MERCHANT TAILORS.
ID EG LEAVE 10 in inm their fir ends and The public
in general that they have just received and
opening then FALL and WINTER GOODS. embrat ing
great variety OF ihs latest and OF French
and British
CLOTHS, CAssIMFREs, vEsTlNGs, &c. &c
az the New York ket will afd and they think
of The hands0mes and fashionable they
irve had The pleasure offer, making their stock at
this time large and complete.
We most respectfully invite early call,
fully pr. pared la all who may favor us with
their patronage best style, at ME shortest notice.
cheap for cash tn punctual customers.
Always on hand general assortment of Fancy art-
Giles for gentemens Paris fashions just received
septIS-dim
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NT TO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES'
lNRS. ia MES BELTS Uierue supporter, for the
rel eff of Pro aps,ls Uter-ihe above nbe dlnnrt
10 proie sona practice been rerev ed by the sub
scr ber from Mrs Belts direct. Valuable testimonials
from The eminent Professional men IN Tins country
and Europe, attest superiority, and can be obtained free
Of expense AT his ofhre.~
ACAU1lON.-As counerie,s have heen offered, be
sure thai each supporter The written signature
of the inventiess " 5 lrah Betts" Now for snle by
{. II. JAMES,
sep3O corner Of lilh and E street.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21

How IT WAS DONE -Dtvd NJ Ter. charged
with hav ny 70 ed FOURTEEN MEN EACH
THREE TINES. at the late G ihernator'al
election ia Baltimore, was fully committed for
trial by Justice Schaeff.r, at the present term Of
the Civ Court