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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-15

nRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS of every
/ quality and size made to order, and sold at man
ufactnrers, nrices r. FARNHAM, #e
corner 18th st. and Penn. av.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-15

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY
y Books Of the American Sunday School Union
may be always had at the Bookstore OF Il. FARN
Ham, corner Of It'll street and Pennsylvania avenue
al the same price as sat the Depository in Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

DREADFUL AccIDENT.-Last Thursday evening
Mr. Charles Lockwood, OF Camden, went out with
his wife, leaying six ehildrenin the house. the oldest
about 13 years Of age. During their absence, the
house by some means took fire, and all the children
were burnt to DEATH save one the SECOND, who crept
into kind of root-house and was saved before that
part of the house was burned although scorched on
having left his wife behind SICK and in nearing his
house saw the fire. He then golloped on shouting
the alarm as he passed, and arrived in time to save
the one child in the roothouse, but all the others
were consumed On asking her why they did not
follow her. she said that she called 10 them bur they
are SO alarmed, and were screaming so much they
couio llot - The house was log house. with
only one oo1r' iit .,. the fire seems to have be-
they knew their danger The tl I", o =, hod
and the one saved can give no accout, ha Gsa
began. Kingston f1eralu' ON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

~ Health, Quiet, and Comfor4.-The Gfs-
ham Hopse Barclay.s5et New prorrs advantage,
r. stoppirg few days weeks the city, such
are rarely offered It esiby located clean and airy
near part OF the oIty and IN the I
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings It's
apartments and neat while its table sapPiisa
eln,ling entirely Animal Food and snnans Of all kinds
CHARGES moderate ard every effort made 10 render goadef.
Co...o ''" ~ iv2f If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

C,yADr,N SEAT OF GovERNMENT-The last To
ronto Patriot SAYS "A rumor is about town that
something fresh has tanspired about that most un-
fortunate OF all questions the seat of Government
throwing doubt on the supposed certain removal to
Montreal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

- FlRE-The Rake Factory of Mr. P. A. De-
vendorl, of Vienna, was discovered to be on hre
about O'Clock on the morning of the 9TH INST, and
was totally consumed, together with lis contents
Loss S2,O6O--Sl, 800 insurance. Roch Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

" ANTED-By respectable young woman. ?
s,uati2n as ehsmbesmad and waiter. She good
washer and ,rcpei aud has objection general hcus
work small family She has good city references Apply
~ l91 Nottstreet. fASs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
C0NGLUs5YE PgsO0F
OF THE EEXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY o.
WISTAR'S BiLSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

:. ~
WISTAR'S BiLSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
HApporFlELD, New-Jersey, April 90, i8i3
On or ahout the 18th day Of October, lSl was taken nm
violent p5iu in side the liver which continued Ior
about five days and followed by the breaking OF an ulcer
or something sardy which relieved the pam tte ou
caused threw upa great quantity OF offensive
Isd 10 physcian he SAID he though he Could 90 our
rte for me except give Mercury tllS winch Ie
fused 70 take feeling satisfied they could do no good
many other remedies then procured by my Wlie ana
friends but done any good and the GiscargG "I
blood and corruption S continued every lev days anu
sr a.ne so offensive could scarcely breathe was also
izsd with violent cough which al times caused me 70
s;se much more blood than had done before and ms disease
rontiun-d in this way still growing worse until Feeraf
ali thought would ie gaiopng CONSUMPTION AT tniS
moment hen M life apparently neaF us Close
sar of Dr. Wistars i3asam OF Wild Cherry and got o9t-
h which relieved inms ately and b. the use OF oniV
,-a bottles of this medicine, all pans were ieiovec my
rnnrh and splitting blood and corruption entirely sop
end in few weeSrny health far restored as 70 enah.e
M 10 work trade (Which carIr) ana W 10 h's
TINA / have enjoyed good health. THOMAS COLtSs.
N,rc-Jsrssp gloucester County. sS-fer:onay came De-
c fhe onc Of the justices of The Peace 10 and
@ the said county Thomas Cozsns, and being duly affirmed
crodiug 10 law saith the above statement Is ID all things
rue Affirmed before the 2Oth day OF April 1873
'i" j. CLEMENT. }. ?.
Another of 10 years stcn9ing cured by this Baisanso
A., n, of the lungs and liver NO medicine can eua
a. W. can refer 10 scores 70 prove this whose authority yl
@ b. ansd Bstrcre o. the cCuRetsls and limitations
which offered the reputation OF this bsSIn sod ony
h., Isaac Butts i25 Fulton street, Corner oil Nassau New
Yors: Dexter, Albany; L. w. Bu Hartford; eotham
Slt..tIay.n is9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

no lAiLORS-Wanted Tailor to go in the
"a ceaGtFr.-oGe who understands cutting Address J. D.
L. r rs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

JUDGE GAsroNs LAST WoRDs.--Thc Clarion
thus beautifully and improssvely sketches the
death-bed scene of this excellent man.
His last words were in admirable keeping with
the purity and piety OF his long life. Surrounded
by few of his chosen friends, who at his bed
side on the first inlimaon OF danger to which he
was insensible, he was relating with great playful
ness, the particulars OF a conyivial party at Wash
ington City, many years ago. and spoke of one who
on that occasion avowed himself a =" Free Thinker"
in religion. From that day. said Judge CASTOR,
g always looked on that man with distrust | do
not say that Free Thinker may not be an honora-
BILE man; that he mag not from high motives scom
to do mean act; but dare not trust him. A be
lief in an over-ruling Divinity who shapes ends,
whose eye is upon US, and who will reward Us
cording to our deeds, is necessary. We must be-
lieve and feel that there is a God-AH-wise--and'
raising himself and seeming TO swell with the
thought" ALMIGHTY" There was a sudden
rush of blood TO the brain. He sank in the arms
OF his friends-and in five minutes his spirit was
gone Not struggle betokened its fight. Not q
groan panied the ear of his agonized friends. His
body har gone to the dust; his spirit, cannot
doubt now rests in the bosom OF that God Almighty
whose name was last his lips, and to whom lie
had long given the homage OF pure and deyoGt
heart.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

NO 7 sPRUCE-sTREET. m
h0N OO0 WORTH OF SHADES -lhe
invite hs ae@tos n Sades G ns Rs t
couId be- collected together all having been alned by
ackn9wdsed reputation We wSua odas s.Gm % boar f
other nIace as We never allow shades TO 5e hawked
round By dry goods c1ss Dealers or any "sl yU5 sa5
ali our shades beng painted undar personal directions
sufficient Of having good ae sea snas nI a pah' e or
rIsck Signs banners and interior decorations doae In
srye not TO be surpassed By any other
'irmmnss of all kinds wholesale and retail: ,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

BOARD WANTED-By young man and his
on the it of May from, room and bed room win
q wanted qafa.rishe Terms moderate and within few
minutes walk OF The tiry Hall Aixo Lady small
store or back roop Address Moderate Terms. fec Iw-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

CMOKEY CHIMNEYS.-The subscribers have
- Invented double Ventating Cap, with which they
guarantee TO cure chimneys smokngprcs moderate.
+. NAYLOR 60. 10 Broad 81:
S-23 of the above caps may be on four hoges BE-
lopging 10 D. Austin Esq uniCn Place, New YcIS a,ao
eishto" - " 80 fel2tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

IN ANTED--A Steam Engine Of 10 to so horse
power Address NJ. L. +. q, the ofee OF this parsr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

NOTICE The limited copartnerahip OF James
IN S Brown having ceased By The death E the gsnsTs p
bsta AT IS street By the subscribers under Ie Inn
ne ns'ptS,u pr.- W,ISsys s. 20 THEODORE PERRY.
Oh ieiis -'' - - rHARLES D. MATHEWS,
BOVILLE SUBWAY;
vi, E.h q 1e.. fIs iteod-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

TUST PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLENDID
j LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
Of COMMON PRAY ER-Edtrd By the Rev. ). M
D. D. and embellished with upwards OF 100
grsyues This work ms been so: 81 aoert
s2 0Os and offered the low price ri SO 50 copy
superby bound with gilt edges elegantly embossed
Tker Morocco representing the interior and exterior
= rIin,tv Church Ney-- York II. w HEWET,
" :, 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
'ENAE undersigned, CIVIL ENGlNEEkS, WI

fs'Ht. undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
make Surveys, Estimates Of COST and reports for Rail-
Ways Canals, Roads, Docks, Wharyes, Sustaining Walls
Bridges CT every description, with plans sud specifications
and when required, wi superinsnd their execution.
lssy ~i measure asd compRte cubc quantities OF earth
or rock eStmats the OF removing the same; they will
scr'e' land and the best mode rendering
power available and o opening and luarries. They
NH make 1 dffwl9s and seecasions Of improvements in
services cf Dr TaomHs T. have bstn secured or any
business requiring yessonai a;teaucs Arlington. They
wall Tor he sale Letters Pa,se; Also of Mills
Mines Glarriss. Machinery &c -'
Address either OF the undersigned at s. Merchants Ey
change, New York EDWIN 4 jOENS0N
ul0ems WILLIAM Il CASEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

| grace and tine sentiment, and it cannot now be
Justly appreciated because Canova is modern
sculptor who has unfortunately produced many
works OF mediocrity, but I am confident thaAt
only anticipate the verdict of posterity in calling
this group the finest in existence, and confid-
emily adhere to this declaration, heretcal as it
uow Is, after having seen the most famous mas
terpleces OF ancient art.
There is one little drawback to the delights of
Lake Como One morning on meeting my friends
at breakfast found a lady looking very pale and
on enquiry learnt that she had Just found and
Killed scorpion upon the wall of her bed-cham-
ber reproached her for not keeping it to show
me, and on returning to my room made memo
randum ofthe incident, but as closed myportfolo,
something fell from it on the floor, and on looking
down | saw another plump scorpion, shaped much
like young lobster, padding off as fast as posi-
bic. of course committed murder upon him
lnstantaneously, and then showed him to the
landlord, but he asserted with perfect panto-
mime of gestculations that there were no more
in his house, and that this one must have entered
through the window. afterwards, however,
found another of the venomous reptiles, but the
chief evil was the annoyance of being compelled
to examine so carefully with violent shakings all
boots, slippers and clothes before putting them on.
To live in this constant fear is certainly very un-
pleasant; but, as even Paradise had its serpent,
why should not the Lago di Como have Its
scorpions w. NJ. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
nsned, at s. Merchants Ey-
EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM K. CASEY

NEW STEEL PEN.-C. G. WRIGHT u CO.
have just finished Pen called the Back Spring
PEN which, by m hmgeke elasticity behind the AXIS allows
the distance the nbs and the writer's sBgers 10
w'h the pressure OF the hand becoming thereby soft and
yielding. and as 10 with quill giving 10
the r:'rg hdRs the cearuess uniformity and beauty OF
slow careful Whiting with any other Pen. Sold BY the Sta.
TONERS. Dealers supplied by the Agents
j. {. BARNET * CO LOT Broadway,
I II StN nsa land.s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
sssaS:s:s;s s;ss

Eb.--A young man TO learn the Jewel.
~ business tlre who has had som. k,,,,ls6ys or,h.
business VIII be preferred Thoss sb EGG @ oi we
hs morals and ntrcri,y need
uVt diE4. FREEMAN s WALLIN
C,.,h,u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

nP Sixteen Lectures on the Causes, Princ-
pies and Results of the British ReGormation, by
JOHN HENRY HOPKINS, Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Vermont
have just been published in a handsome duodeci-
mo Of 3S7 pages by Saxton g. Miles. In the pre-
sent position of the Church, we need but an
nounce this work to ensure it host of readers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

ITO PARENTS.-The subscriber, at present
STAFFORD Conn nils distant from Bridgeport which
mace steamboats, pl daily. would take limited number OF
Male Boarding Scholars e small charge 81 p dollars Ter
week for which thay VIII be provided h board wash;
os choong and every thing Necessary 10! thsiI comfort ana
health. -, - 49,,
riuue 81 weeks. IEEUOOfsk- LIZ ~ ID
for afG5 inquire of Henry Scott East
Broadway
Lewis II. Russell. Es9 )
Rev. y. l.. Cornwall, Southport
William Benjamin, Esq Y York
isg7 lras Lewis Curtus Esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
OVER COATS.

DURE SPERM OIL, CAMPHENE, CHEMl,
CAL OIL and Burnius Flud, for sale and delivered Ii
any pai' " - DlE'TZ BROTHER 90.
No l3 John ST.. New OK and
Iicks-st BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

= EW UiLLEANo FNCNHIIL e. II IE = %
lS Through in from 10 to Is Days !!:-ADAMS CO
hayns had their arrangements IN success .o
mouths prepared TO receive ard forward
Packages for New Orleans by the central route IN ts po
unprecedented For further information please Apply a
the Office, No. Wall .u - l
= ~. " i -, ~ - 80 1,r br anv oth.r pa d5tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

am well acquainted with Miss Woodruff and knew her
SITUATION previous TO the of Saudss Sarsspara and have
witnessed the surprising effect produced by and there
tore endorse fully the above statement.
NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY rs. gsaa.

the experiment of giving him this in behalf of all
my party, and the Italian official, though better
dressed than l was, pocketed this triae with
{" Thousand thanks, Signore.'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

e GIRBoN's ROME, No. V. commencing Vol.
~ has just been issued by the Harpers. Cab.
oa Is certainly among the most fascinating OF
historians and the whole of his great work in this
'om costs but 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

I WELLS BooK.xEErNc and Mechanics
lawyer, explaining the method of keeping ac-
counts, containing forms for notes, due bills,
00nas, &c and arranged for the use of schools
an excellent work and for sale by Mr.. w. Dodd.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

am the niece Of Euncs Woodruff have been hroug; up
o her. and know what she states be for have had
all the care oil her through her sickness.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

lHE HEART, BY HuGH SMrrH.-This is an ex-
celcnt religious work, designed to illustrate and
educate our religious sympathies and affections
II Is written in plain, clear and forcible style,
sad cannot but do good. Harper & Brothers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

a LIENS LADIES' FRENCH BOOTS
n The attention Of the Ladies OF NevYor is decidedly
directed this beautiful article az manufactured by MI
is the elegance of the fit and of Aliens Boots and
Shoes" Hence it that he,s always b4sy while others
their beauty excelled such masterpiece of Nlechanic
ought and doubtless will receive the best patronage HIS
neat and gentee 70 Lispenardst Broadway.
i2a cod nc LADIES.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

ClRCULAR.- undersigned, who has been
" for many years with the Shes Office the
City of New York. has opened Office No II Nassau.st,
tious Subpenas Law Chancery, Foecosing
al Mortgages Collecting Rents Serving Distress Warsas
and for the transaction Of all similar bustvess.
For MS Fidelity, puncaay, ald devoted attention TO
business he refers the aforementioned gentlemen aud
members OF the Bar Of New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
PARTY VESTS.

PARTY VESTS.
PER STEAMER BRITAH y
FEW CHOICE PATTERNS of Light Satin
n and White Marsslles Vestiugs ..,1.-u,,d.
Alec new article for White Vests se'eFai ieaus
y..,s for Parties. Balls Sc. for sale by
$50 ~ WM r JENNINGS & co. 23l Broadway.
WI - Opposite Park Fountain.
H7pF DORlC LAMP, superior to all other
ms for burning Camphne. Ths Lamp IS simple pc IN
n.nr,lon easily trimmed and gives graf Sx1i 81
light at a Small e'fe''- DIETZ BROTHER & co.
,,.sn. No 10 John ~ York, aId HLc&s ST. Btookl5h
r0p S4LE-MECH LAMPS.-Four
Il nJne Mechanical Lamps, in good orde.. having BEEN
~ shart time S b. sold Terv lo", he o' Fer Iailng
U.s. S,p,h-I u.s. for Enquire at $50 bfoad"ay u n
nEWOVAL-JOHN RUTHVEN has removed
boys " iiam where he will continue the Importing and
Jobbn= HaIdwars. I'm q III
0AKSAPAKlLLA.- bales Honduras, ter sale
= bv GRTNNELL. siiSTURN Il co. 70 South q: o2e
BALLS, PARTIES, &C.
WHITE KID GLOVES, OF very superior
quality For sale at gel Broadway opnosite The ESah
tsia tfl2lml WM. 7. JENNlNGs Z -
NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS.
NTM. T, JENNINGS, u co, 23l Broao"a1l' .SEl
w oppote Park Fountain. solicis asteEos @ 70 W
Of office coat, whichthsy have just got up iof o''s
fI2u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09
MONEY MARKET.

N, S"tukWuy, 0tAuc 90 E'N1s
The Stock Market has again broke down. The sales
to-day beth boards were very large aud prices have de-
clined very much At the old board Long Island fell OF
4per cent; Canton Co. 4; Harlem A; Norwich aud Wor
cester n; Stonngton al Illinois 81 Ohio 6 III Kentuc
y 6s :; Indiana D U. s. Bank .; Eric RR since last
sale Pennsylvania 80, iJ Farmers Trust 2l Vickshurg
closed quite firm at yesterdays prices At the newboard
Long Island declined per cent; Canton Company Har.
lem Ii stonington s; Norwich and Worcester 8; vicks
burg Il Illinois D Farmers Trust Il North American Trust
Il; United States Bank /; Ohio 6's, IL.
Counterfeit ves Of the Bank of Lansingburgh in
circulation. The is letter A. dated Mlrch ls43
P. M. Corbin, Cashier; G. w. Walbridge, President
signatures engraved.
Counterfeit fves Of the Traders Bank Newport r. L.,
are also in circulation. Vignette, three female figures
surrounded by implements of agriculture and manufac
lures Supposed to be filed up from plate of some other
bank.
Counterfeit fves Of the Onondago Bank in circua.
ton They well executed and calculated to deceive.
The vignette is ship under full SAIL which is not in the
genuine bills The letter +, in the words Five dol.
lars" in the body ofhe BILL not exact line with
the other letters and can be detected at glance.
The returns received from the different railroad
panes in the country all show very great increase in
receipts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09
Foreign Importations.

HAvRE- Ship lows--I9 cases Moran Isein2 Bos-
sange,8 Danae-3 r Cehen-6 Maszuio, Gourd & CO.
Cols.l Fleming-s K.ot-IF sheiaon-2 Chan Ien K
COL A. Stewart co.. Dayu--3 Donner-i 3 Has
ksl.l ton Slocamb Peabody, Rge.& cole Thirion
lard * COL JohnstonGl y Byde& co-4J Michel
Gonbao-l0 Moran lselin-H Casienet < col he.
Ii,dsrs Bousg, lv.ndn col De sc4sann-l Bsthor
terel 81 ind Liter Price, Renari cn3 tlA Ale EN-
Cos II felse-2 Bernard u MondOn--6 hmber u Damf.
mar? L ID Hsndden.i Huster-6 Dillre Dufiug-2 p
Pefrle- 0tet, Fferes col Il Jeray X cos Beer X
Hs&E Weed h-2 WSl'enin. 4 Paw n.taat-l,
Mage Waller-4 Plllswignt-2 Borieau Rushl Grand
Bspp- coo Beccard, Gason Coz Gignaux coz
Thorn sons Ws!d Coz sanders m h Benefit
Coehrne-io Peabody Rsts coll GAY. Lnssac Nori-
haleht-i Dickinson w hns-2 Prsye u "a Elman u
iseiin-j benkad Hoton-2 ktnunds and Stodd lrd-S
tioochu' co-l towler-i Calh net co-2 " i.uke
10 Br,ehausht s Chuu--2 w Hsrls-6 B-uksrd Hut
toni tnnenT. 'isser-i 4 L'emana-3 Nj Up
Dnptfs-l Herman & 1ockci-aL ucnigk We erd,n,k-
I8 baskets IN dbussen 81 boomer Grave eo-f5o
x u Hepsud " co-,o wilson " hfovsn-I II H,gen--s5
cases do kgs hls-tab bundles wicker Duat Els
836 nur soars M lns-228 do Aiispc CHI De Rhem-
,oy fie e,-t idon--l Del, Peg, Isierai &
Bi if-i + * Livtngston-2 WIN IS, C.rt s.
col w II HAIRS ann X cg-3 l. eschi Hise adoncki
r. hens CO., heal r. LII poId-l ovIe s-i A
Iesaaa-t Il. Il dc Ii Ie-i Break.i Delnvi A Coue.
ray-2 dwsris stodda IL LII Thompson--l II va
&eo.i r. Cue det-2 Bone " Ruh-i r. r PasIet-i o..
daid col DrtE X col kesse ren Drna-i honx
II Pate sol-i r. Liraa-i King CYL A q Pc k Y
c-l MicAe!-l Uonche- n Oro.tel barcien *
kassIl M,raa lseia-I q Leusis-l CIomw.h Notion
saes. Lhrise COL q Van Baur-25 ca4es banels mdze
to I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09

JAMES LASCALA informs his patrons and customers in
general that he has dlsso we'd his parne, ship 1877 Broadway
and has fitted modious Saoon No 305 Broadway
sain) or their reception hoping that will continue
bestow him the patronage that he has for long
enjoyed, aud tor which he returns his thanks
1t is veil known that Lascaa the first who
years the AstoI Hou,e introduced the cleaning Of the
cad from which he has diligently endeaveed discover
the OF all diseases of The hair and
opinion that they oil Ieu from accumulation Of hnmos
finally destroys often produces irrtrion skim
dr. dsndrf and falling of the hiir
nes. which Is swelling OF the hair "a dsease
from the source Clearly manifest from observing the
comparative thckpes aud OF the hair gray
with IL IN irs natural state
After our years careful observation he has the pleasure Of
nrrs-nfing the pubic liquid called ascaias Shampoo
Water" Tor washi the ska. Its effects ae-t To stop
10 .hot time ihe ang o1to the hair Se-onl To remove
the dsndrnf Td eade; the carest TAI, iae soft
without the Of ponatun Fouth To restore gridu lily
the cry HAIR IN dik cpioT and lastly n accomplish what
has hit eito been c0nsitered miracle Ike the hir
whe'e there has been badness for years
lhr principle of Lascsla IL 10 cleanse the skin from all
proved his face by u,ilg tmbe full Of tins quid
IN his hand and rubbing IL tine KIN till dry
all the tr" hi ess Hna cJiof ct youth
L. order to the public fairly this invention he has in
'foduced washing ir The head at the low Of q
which ipte worth the money he pupo,e Of cleansing
tie had wnle will prove to every ger t.man
tie keeping the hair clean Bd and those
hair good and healthy will readily
10 those who prefer his ream
which gives " aDd sotuess 70 tn. hair end
heal, p,ia fom burns thr Of which will ecominend
1T. 'hoIe who have barge Of ch ldrn
Price, oae dollar or bottl ten dollars per DOZEN
To prevent ccdntseit and aaulteatou genuine
Will b, only ei and sold at his fiam Ding saloon 3o3
II Il ". Inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09
House OF Represent tives.

WASHINGTON, June 7, 1874
The SPEAKER laid before the II use comm uni
ton from the Postmaster General
tee of Ways and Means the Senate bill for the pay
ment OF evidences of public debt IN certain cases.
Fhe eases are the New Orleans cancelled Irea-
sury Notes ]
reported nuck 10 the House, without amendment,
ne bill providing fer the seu ement OF the caims
If the State OF Georgia for the services Of her NIL
mia in 1871 and 1872
A bili was reported from the Committee on Fo
reign Affairs for the remission OF duties coffes
imported from Java.
The Committee on Revolutionary Pensions 70
ported, wthan amendment, the Senate bill extend
ing the Pension act 10 the widows OF Revolution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09
New Stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots continue in very limited request and are
still quoted at 81 rs Pearls the same as usual
BEEswAx-The demand for this article has nearly ceas
ed Tor the season. We quote prime northern aud southern
yellow nominally, at 29I 30c.
b1EApsvuFrs-This market il not in very active
state Genesee flour held at 81 56g 62t Ohio 81 433
"a 63i; Michigan 50 433 SO southern 81 rs s7%
We hear OF several thousand barrels going to England
this month Illinois wheat brings ST. corn AZ 475 rye
81; OATS 80 81 cents All these prices exhibit asligh
decline.
SrATEMENr OF THE QUANTITY FLOUR AND WHEAr
EXPORTED FROM CLEVELAND, DURING The WEEK END
ING JUNE ?, 1874
Flour. bbis Wheat, bush
United States ports. SO 253 -. 95,723
Canada,. 1886 80.
49, O6g 95 723
CorroN-The sales TO day amount to 900 bales all
taken for export Holders disposed recede on the
lower qualities. We annex quotations at which transac
tons now made -