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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-30

CABINET MIXER IND U.NDERI.1KER.
HAVING removed to the house lately occupied by
Ill Ambrose Lynch, Esq the subscriber is prepared
to execute all work in the Cabinet line. He is pre-
pared in every way for Undertaking, having Cooling
Boards and Ice Coolers which necessary at this
season Of the year to prevent unpleasant smell He
has Biers and Pals for carrying. Hearses and Carr-
ages furnished at short netice It is his intention
to keep on hand number of ready-made Cofhns OF
all sizes and qualities for those who may require i'm
mediate interment His establishment can easily be
found by inquring for the sign of the First and
Last It'll street, between and II Streets near the
Patent Office.
iva PETER CALLAN.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-30

A PHILADELPHIA BIRD CAGES
I'M extensive assortment of Mocking and Canary
Birds Cages just received, and for sale at manutac
turer's prices JAMES NJ DORSETT,
Snuff Tobacco, and Fancy Goods Store,
Mar 90 Pa. Av. No IL, east OF Gadsby's Hotel
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-30

CHEAP PRINTING, WRAPPING, AND WRL
n TING PAPERS,
/ RINTlNG Paper celored medium for book CO..
vers. shoe wrapping paper, white wrapping 40. Tor
apothecares tea paper envelop paper, cap and letter
nnper ruled and plain, various qualities cap paper,
ruled, for ST co. per ream. For sale by
VIM. F. BAYLY,
mic Penn avenue, four doors west of l lth ST.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-30

PATENT OFFICE, May 81, 1874.
Gentlemen The Coal that you furnished for the Patent
Office during this last spring proved very excellent and
used the same kind which delivered at my house
1t proved in both cases highly satisfactory.
H. l.. ELLSWORTH.
Messrs. J. PETTIBoNE & Co, Washington
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

WAR WITH ENGLAND Courier q Enquirer
has anumber of extracts from various speakers, de-
ciaring themselves in favor Of Polk and Dallas,
from which that journal endeavors to show, that
should the democratic party be successful, war
with England would in all probability ensue, from
difficulties arising out OF the Texas and Oregon
questions 1t is certainly very singular how these
political editors, speakers and WRITER'S do contra.
dict themselves, and make every thing they say
,erfectly absurd. Here we have had the Courier
aborng for long time past to show the necessity
of electing Mr. Clay, in order to sustain high
tariff policy, and thereby benefit the manufacturers
of this country. Very well. There is no objection
to that view Of the matter. But yet the Cowrier
fails to see that by its showing that if the cleo
ton OF Mr.. Polk was to bring about war with
England, that event would do more to benefit the
manufacturers Of this country than all the high
tariffs that ever could be enacted.
war between this country and England would
throw the whole of the market into The hands OF
American manufacturers, and therefore it is much
more probable that the manufacturers, who are
looking ahead, are just as likely to vote for Mr.
Polk as for Mr.. Clay, in order TO benefit their own
industry II forty, fifty, sixty, or any other per
centage, by excluding foreign manufactures, is to
benefit domestic industry and labor, 1t would Ger
taialy be much more beneficial to get up war and
exclude them altogether.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

THE PAnE.-Mr. haywood had excellent house last
night He appeared in another piece written for
him in London called the rights Of Woman" lit il
very capital production of good hits. There is
general desire TO have il repeated,
NBLos-This snug, comfortable, and fashionable
theatre goes prosperousy The house night was
q very good II Is evident that the fashionable iaui
lies up town svsipg themselves Of what Mr. Coroyn
has furnished and what was desrsblea convenient
winter theatre Fair Starr continues very attractive
the singing and acting Miss Shaw alone sufficient
10 account for that
Mr. Gilman is giving lectures architecture at the
Lowell Institute.
The North American Circus Company drawing
gsod houses in Kingston, Canada
The Northern Serenaders, Messr. Hsnaver, Jacksen,
Freeman and Robinson, giving concerts at Washing
ton.
sutton the vsnriloquist and s astonish
ing the people Of Columbia, sc.
Mr. GliddoA commenced course Of lectures on Egypt
in Boston. on Monday evening.
Ole Bull is shortly expected at Boston the papers
states that his popularity has not absted therefore he
should take the largest theatre in the city for his
cers
Mr. slomap gave two concerts at Lowell on Thursday
and Friday which attended by the fashion OF the
place and gave great delight Miss Elizabeth soman
tonishing thsm with her harp. They give concert at
the Norfolk House Bexbury on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Murdochs readings from Shakespeare, commenced
at the Odeon Theatre Boston, on Monday evening
Fanny Jones is engaged at the Boston Museum, and
made her first appearance ON Monday evening. Mrs
Barrett 10 also engaged for four nights.
Mr. Anderson who is winning the good opinion Of all
at the National Theatre Boston, in shakspearss charao
tsrs of Richard ILL., Macbeth and also Claude Mslnoe,
10 re-engaged.
ha.k ~ - pors nv . dapc
called thu Msroeaine called in honor of the French
conquests in Morocco.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
Personal Movements.

The Hagerstown News states that Judge Buchanan
who has been lying dsAgerousy i'll for several days past
at his residence In Washington county has materially i'm
proved, and that his friends indulge sangune hopes
Of his entire recovery.
The Warrington Standard says, Joel B. Sutherland is
applicant for the appointment OF Minister to Austria
Also the Hon. Robert Walker, Senator from Missssip
p is anxious to be appointed Of the Judges Of the
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Haailio, the Sandwich Island Commissioner
mains sick at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Bos
ton.
Professor Reynolds intends resgning his post in the
Furman Theological institution c. at the end Of the
present year.
The Hen Luther s. Cushing lately appointed Judge Of
the Common Pleas entered upon the trial Of criminal
cases at Lowell, on Monday.
There is truth in the story OF Mr. Harrington lately
installed minister oi the Unitarian church in Albany be
ing actor He never acted on the stage theatrical.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

STATE or THE CITY.-Great fears begin to be
entertained, by the most respectable and quiet IN
habitants ofths city, that the announced meetings,
professions, &C., will lead to some violent out
break, which will disgrace the character OF the
city. There is some foundation for such iears !;
but we hope and trust that the Mayor and other
authorities will exert themselves to prevent such
from taking place. II the different clubs and
cq.ssare leftto themselves, there is every ikeli-
hood OF an outbreak, such as would net only dis
grace the city, but the country at large But there
is moral check TO such-it is in the hands OF the
city authorities, backed by the we'll disposed Of the
community The first movement that is made to-
wardsan outbreak, at that moment must the Mayor
and other authorities call to their aid the civil and
military powers TO pat it down, or else such scenes
will disgrace our streets as have done those OF
Philadelphia within the last lew months The in
PRODUCTION of religious passions andfeelings is more
likely TO lead to disastrous consequences than any
thing else it therefore behoves every minister TO
advise his flock to observe with calmness every
outbreak which this crisis ls likely to bring forth,
and all will soon pass away. Il is OF far less mo-
ment who is President or member Of Congress, than
that the city should be disgraced by awless mob.
CouRTEsrEs OF PoLIrlcs.-We do occasionally
meet with an incident which relieves in some
degree Therapeutics Of political conflict, and casts
brilliant though feeting radiance on the dark
and troubled scene. Of this pleasing character
was the scene At Nashville some weeks since, when
the beautiful ladies of that city presented very
splendid silk banner to- Mr.. Gansevoort Melville
Of this city, on his return to the north, in token OF
their appreciation of his Jealous efforts in the cause
Of the democracy. This banner is very elegant
one-chaste and beautiful as those from whose
fair hands it came. On one side Is emblazoned an
eagle with scroll, on which is Inscribed" The
Home of the Hickores-to the Empire State !:
to Gansevoort Melville-from the Ladies Of Ten
nessee.' On the reverse the :" Stars and
Stripes" and the "Lone STAR of Texas. The
..o...,.cr a O,f 10, ,ndaod fnrtuno man
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

DUMBLRToN's OPEhA HoUsE-GRAND PANORAMIC
VrEw OF BosToN The variety Of attraction which
Dumbetsn has presented at this fascinating OF
amusement since II came under his special management,
has added toshis discrimination ia selecting J Smiths
Grand Moving Panorama Of the city Of Boston, speca
Of grandeur and srtistoal skill that will stand comps
tition with the highest order Of genius The Ethiopian
5rrepaders add their splendid talents OF sublime
grandsHr and those who have not witnessed each and
ALL would say that TO morrow evening concludes all
or he Onera Houae
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

The APPROACHING GREAT Foor-RAcK.-It may
be perceived by the advertisement in this days pa
per, that there is an increase in the amount to be
awarded on the result Of this match, Sl40O instead
ot $500 previously announced Thus is well, as
it will give others chance of gaining something
for their endeavors. There are also some other
very judicious arrangements announced, which
must give every satisfaction, and credi,able to
the spirited proprietor.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

AMERICAN INsrrTuTg-For few days past we
have received number of communications from
different parties, complaining asd exposing the un-
just ana partial way in which the premiums have
been awarded at the close Of the Fair last week =
Il is not necessary for us to fiji our columns with
these complaints; were we to do so we should moi
have room Tor the general news Of the day. These
complaints occnr every year, and they are treated
by those who have the mis- management of tbes,
matters with the most Inc fable contempt Thin
mss, necessarily lead to the establishment Of ano.
ther institution that will be better conducted No
thing else can remedy these evils; an institution
in the hands OF honorable men who will do their
duty to 'the community, the country, and them
selves
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
Cstv Iut.Ir,0ence.

COroner's Office, Der 20-KlLED AccIDErT.-
An inques held the body OF Peter Devin agei %
years. who died from injuries his head received N
msner unknown. He was seen at dance house 81
$50 Madison street. Friday night, whers he had qna
rel and 6ght with yellow man named Bill Csntseu.
Aterw ards he was to fall while running up ths
street and sup osed to have against lamp post
and thus caused his death
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

enan and Sesaras prepared by the New York College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the suppression Of
quackery This refined and highly concentrated
ssng al the purifying qualities and curative powers Of e
ntey superior any Of Sasapala at present before
the public and may be relied certain remedy for all
crouIa saltrheum ring.worm bloches or Lmpes Ulcers
the bones nodes upons
throat disease from the secondary effects oil
syphilis o injudcious Of mercury
" in cases Of half dozen Bo,tles. ..ssS%
+" dozen -" b 0O
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
N B-A very liberal discount Wholesale purchasers
Office of the College, 95 Nassau street
w. S. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

CLosENEss or THE CONTEST. following
table will show the extreme closeness Of the pre-
sent contest, as compared with that Of 1870. In
seven States, numbering over million of voters,
there is difference Of only about 1000.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
Common Council.

BoARD OF rALDKRMEs-1uesday Evening g-The Board
met this evening to upon The two Eoiice bills intro
iuced by AlJermsn Gale and schienelin.
After tn adoption Of a resolution calling upon the
counsel Of the Board to prepare petition TO the LesIa
lure to alter the school la and another soin
on nlurng into the propIiety Of feeding the convicif
ls ssnd BY coltrsct and appointing several
taken up After discussion that Of Alderman Schie
felin was also presented.
Alderman GALE opposed the bill Of Alderman Schiee
lin, and adv vocated his
Alderman ScHIsvrsLIr responded in advocacy of his
bill He stated thrt he had examined all the various
plans that had been presented to the Common Council
periods well as the stems Il police Of London
and Liverpool previous to deciding upon the bill here
offered for the consideration OF the Board He conended
that the community expected some decided action
his point and that at no period OF time could the appoint
ments be made that would give satisfaction than
he present rs both Of the great political parties OF the
lay would be fully represented
Aldermen BurTIrc called for action. He said that he
desrous to hear talk upon the subject ss one
he wished action forthwith time enough had been
expended in debate upon the subject:
Alderman GALE replied at length, defending his DILL
The Bill presented by Aldermen schisfelin was then
Alderman 0ALr then moved for an adjournment which
The preamble and Arst article were then read and
Preambt.- Whereas the Common Council of the city
and county OF New York are fully authorized by tht
Charter and sundry acts OF the Legislature to such
laws and ordinances a. they may deem proper for the
suppression Of vice and immortality and the
oi peace and good order.
and after passage Of this ordinance the several per
holding the following Offices shall be severay re-
moved from Office namely All Sunday officers. day po.
lice ocs, officers to attend the polls officers to attend
boats keepers Of public places superintendent OF junk
shops and superintendent Of stages
NAdsrman GALE then moved to refer both bills to CON-
mIttss on Laws and Police.
Alderman MILLER objected to further delay, but init
mated that other gentlemen on the committees named
might have some plan to present.
Alderman stated that he had the bill passed by
the Legislature at their last session. which he was pre-
pared to Offer a substitute for both the others
Alderman GALE again moved for reference and adjourn
ment, which was lost
Alderman GALE said that he should be compelled to
tire, about his usual hour-ll o'clock-to Gloss
his nightly labors
Alderman HAsBRouoK moved to strike out the words
"ocers to attend the polls" which was adopted and the
section then passed
The Board then adjourned to Thursday evening to
tnue discussion upon the questioi.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
The Bane and the Ant,dote-A lady resid.

The Bane and the Anta0Ote.-A IaOy res1u.
ing in Honesda Pa has been brought almost the verge Of
the with disease the exact Of which her phs
unable determine After suffering for four years
without relief she receiye1a pamphlet describing the
symptoms and virtues of Shman Worm Lozenges she ed
box she restored to health How many there are sp
FIRING from and know A remedy at hAnd Tor
all who will avail themselves Of it. ~
DR. Shermans warehouse is LOG Nassau street. Agents. zH
Hudson street 1888 Bowery III East Broadway; 39 Fulton st..
Brooklyn Ledger Buildings Phadepha and State street.
Rnxlnn
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
Medical ADVICE ln Prlvste plAea.e..--rhe


members Of New College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
established the quacks,y continue 70 direct
their particular all diseases Of Irv- aatue and
confidently requiring nedieal treatment
safe and without injury to the constitution or
confinement from business !nyads are auesied
those diseases amount Of suffering and "e may be
connected with the pncIa HOSPITAL m Eufope TOR the
Of those complaints attends DOR day from
A NJ 10 r. VI
Terms Advice and Medicine S. "a cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY tNVALi DS.-Persons
living the country and finding To make
sona application have forwarded Them chest containing
all medicines requisite perform radical stating their
explicitly together wh all me OF cont 'ton
pad addressed to w. s RICHARDSON, NJ. D. Agent,
Office and Consune Rooms Of fhe Col ege 81 Nassau st
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
veipeau's Specific pills, for the Radical

cure Of e2nohGa gee seminal emissions AMI all mocopa
lent discharges from the ueihra These pills the result Of
twenty years experience the Hospital de Charlie Paris
% py ysy ,r fS III %
cure in much shorter time than other rmedy without
tnnR the breath dsaRIeeng with the stomach confinement
fro basiness Price per box Sold at the College Of Med
w. S. RlCHARDsON, NJ D.. Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

COMMON CouNcn.-It will be seen that the
oard OF Aldermen have commenced the adtp
ton of Police Bill, and will continue it on
Thursday evening.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

,eanent Of primary secondary syphilis
ulcers nodes any complaint produced nndicious
OF mercury unskful medical treatment All
this powerful purifier without delay no person can consider
y cleansing the with this astly celebrated alteraye
Sold single bottles 81 each in of half dozen at IS;
carefully packed Of the Union Sold at e
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy g5 p Nssssp 4;
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

rIIa (Dr Gcver This is the speedy certain, and ef
ectua remedy for the of Gonorhaa that has
used lis pleasant 70 the palate and graceful to the mach
Of such remedies have been found in
geets seminal weakness aud all discharges from the
urinary passage II is wholly vegetable compound and
like charm in producing immediate operation upon the
part affected. Full directions accompany the mdicins which
may be had at No. Q Ann street. Price 81
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

All Philadelphia subscriptions tn the
HERALD must he paid 10 the agents Zieber Co. Ledger
buildings Sd Chesnu s where single copies also be
obtained daily at l O'Clock. 3m
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
The !. .a.t.le OF bunker HiII,, viii he fou. mt

al o'clock this aeru oon and doubt viii be crowded,
as il is every evening Ii is richly worth dollar TO witness
this eybbo aud yet be for % cents Every
body should hasten to visit it
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

THE French MEETING THIS EVENING. For
the first time since TIE patriotic Lafayette lad
aside the sword which esrnsd such glory in the
war of the American Revolution, the French ciii-
xens of this country have now stepped forward In
TO the political arena, and announce meeting al
the corner of Lspenard street this evening,
for the purpose Of deliberating whether Mr.. Clay
or Mr. Polk is best entitled to their suffrages This
is another new element in the present contest, and
1t is one Of no mean value and Importance. The
French adopted citizens number many thousands,
and their vote must exercise powerful influence.
As the probability is that most, if not all the
speeches and proceedings will be in the French
language, we shall send both French and English
reporters, and if possible, give full account next
morning.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

Doctor LARpNER DR. Lardner intends to give
lecture on ''the history and progress Of the arts
during the present century" II will be the most
interesting and instructive discourse delivered in
thls city for long time past. The subject is one
Of great interest. The arts have made greaterpro-
gress during the last twenty five years than almost
during the preceding twenty-five centuries. DR.
Lardner will illustrate this, and point out the in
iluence thus exercised on civilization and human
happiness and the advancement Of the race.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

tOnsttutIOHHI DebtIfty Cured,-The Tonic
MiSturr prepared by the College "a Medicine and Pharmacy
re ely Of New YoTt confidently recommended er all
Of debility produced by secret indulgence Of kind
its IN gvsIusbe remedy formpotsnce serty baneuness
tunles. deIending maformaton 77--7'
Single bottles 81 each; N hAf dozen S carefully
packed and sent 70 all paru Of the Union,
vmce Of the College Of Mediene and Pharmacy 20 Nasss
street w. 8. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
Pyes'f, 1910.

On the Congressional ticket the wings claim msjo
rity Of 47sl Thus whig aggregate i5s e2o-dsmocs g.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

LAST EVENING OF THE ETHIOPIAN SERENApKRs.-
Tomorrow evening will be gwen the last concer
of these novel musicians previous TO their depar
ture from this country; and also the last opportu.
nifty Of viewing the splendid panorama Of Boston /;
therefore those who are desirous Of enjoying y
good evenings amusement, will not lei slip the
opportunity Of this or the following evening, Of so
doing
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT The democratic gro
Gers Of the city had very large and enthusiastic
meeting last night, for the purpose Of making pre-
parations for the great procession. The "native
democrats" had also a spirited meeting. full
report Of both will be found in another column.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

INTERESTING EXHIBITION The Battles Of Bun
ker H II and North Point, exhibited at the Colo
scum, Broadway, is acknowledged by all who wit
messed them, to be one Of the most interesting
that has ever been displayed in this city, and the
attendance to view them is daily increasing. In
deed it cannot well be otherwise, for those who
have once seen them are desirous OF going again.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

ACCIDENT. the 23i inst. Daniel Sullivan wa
lost overheard from the pilot-boat Thomas H
Smith, about ten miles of Sandy Hook. He wa
a young man OF about % years of age, and natv,
of Liverpool; had on the usua pilot clothing. Hi.
body has not vet been found
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

From Rio GRANDs.-Capt Burr, of the Sea Bird
arrived last night. after passage Of ftytwo days
reports the hsrbor Of Rio Grande to have been
filled with vessels Of all nations at the time h.
sailed, and that the market was completely glutted
with all kinds of American produce
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27
From the N. o. Pieayune.
Prairie and Mountain Life.

THI DEAra or A Doc 10 die ethe death OF
. dog,n is sasd 10 be the fate Of any unfortunate
who has been disconnected by misfortune or mis-
eonlac. from the sympathy and charity Of his
Kin The phrase IS Familiar IN every car. and is
Specification Is well understood. That dogs do
generally die wre,chsdly Is most true; and even
the hound Of high degree, when his Gay IS over,
may 60 TO the dust As miserahly as any '.bob.tail
tike or trundlc taif' Of the canine fra,crnity.--
Dogs ore generally supposed 70 die in tho gutter,
sheaded,a ~ Ne see them in tho dog.days, or
pstrvd 10 death with stones BY clischievoas boys.
Books tell US that dogs, Of all the brute creation,
NANTES, cleavst intelligence and closest attach.
ment 10 ,nars while, at the aams tivne, il ID 10.
cesvea opinion that the death OF aylng u tia most
despieahle exit from being that can Be made BY
biped or Qaadnped. Al some future time per.
haps philosophy may ind out how Ear these facts
ectc The dlsErses OF the dog. and INV fariA tatua
&C thu mAgosaiAity Of man. The. nasliA, The
hound, the spaniel, tho shepherds dog. the .har-
rssr, the terrier, the grey hound, &c. "a. an have
their friends aud masters during their day Of util.
iy, ha, u grow sick or old are sins always To- hs
Waited with The vergesAee .of neglect. Such
ksiss he unhappy sas q tAs gsasa es~sss shet,