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The New York herald., 1844-09-10
NIysce,ianeous t.ecorsI.

NIlSceI eIlRneOus u ecOrd.
FOREIGN Letter OFFIcE.-Packet ship Northumberland
Griswod FOR London will sail to-day. Her letter bags close
at hafpast II this morning.
GsUn ossf Ey at this % from CaGn
first vessel any bought or sold goods there
Whalemen.
A. 81 Helens July a. brig Beatrice with 300 bbs OIL
,sS IA; NV Bsdisd T.. Esgs Coffin Pacific Ocean
'ss $ ], Il 81 49, as!$ g.
Fortune tBl Beias. for = John NB % days OUT sept
Rapid Ward hence Havana experienced heavy gale
Aug 49, ao seen the sun Tor the same length Of time
Chas Hammond Of NYork 10 days from Machias for Hon.
Foreign Ports.
TABLE BAY, CGH June 2sAr Susan Mary, Connor from
Sid Rsdas NsSs essa D'' ana was IN 9Th
ds Laurel q Portland I'd hours isSa before i os New
JAcMEl, Aug 2i-in port Fawn, Bartlett for NYork. lds-
QuEpnc, Sept 4-Cld May, Small. Cork; surian. Moon
es co Aa co'oH
lake Ports.
GLryELAsp, Sept 22An st Lawrence Clayton; Niagara
Tsisi Tesds and Atlas A'h'''''' Marcy M0n0e Oneida
Bosgos, Sept Arr susannsh Cumming Clark, Liverpool;
sears Fh;dephs cassr Pike WEYMOUTH sH % sha.1sea
Ss ssads Srsw yHs SYs Ra sspa i'f a. Leq p
Arabella Rice, tom Lyerpoo Philadelphia; Charlemagne,
vespasan, Prompt Hualco, Oben, Harbnger Chickasaw,
assaso't Delawa1e Ben franklin, Pam Uncas, Gibraltar,
NEw BEDFORD Sept Arr Alexander NJ, Jenny, Philadel
phin.
EpGARrowN, Ser t5-An Lycoming. Woodbury., Eastport
for AeIaadagP ,sh9Ie the westward q the month o the
w so saS sd ON sa sS and ness
victory Stoddsrd for Hal2we and the above The lnde-
Cape oge last night and after throwing her
hay aud 5000 boards which ded ashore the Cape she
got of and here night Of 5hcargo will be offered aucton
today quantity Of pcse picked up by boats from
vessel which struck the Hedge Fence and off yesterday
morning
Boston for Richmond In Hampton Roads Pao Fuller from
Baltimore for Bremen Sid Emma Wait, West Indies 9Th
Arr Erin, Gardner Newport; osceoa, Wyatt, and Ann
s,hep, Newport; Virginia Wright from cTase6oaded the
Boston james River HAMPTON s ' osd Inca and
riss; Ellen Raeka Psr;and isr Richmond. :, ,1' ~
Antigua Ga bssay Ess a.sssyp ssS B He'' m
CHARLEsror Sept 5Arr Merchant, Kean Cardenas. Cid
Tallahassee Hadley, Liverpool; Malaga Smith Providence;
Palestine Ketchum, Hayana Lady Warrington Bonney West
Indies
NEw ORLEANS, Aug 3c-Cld Ann, Hi Corunna. Below,
coming up Ebro, Perry from Philadelphia; Louisa Leav
Nfok; narq9e supposed 70 be the Robert Morris from Phila
her rigging &c. she has been abandoned aud
the underwriters The part Of her cargo will be LOST
The Troy working out and will proceed to having
charging into towboats aud will have the city,
The Aryum nearly the situation last reported
1hey were throwing all the lime oyeboard The Tama and
Manchester Rockingham and Cornelia lying inside the
Bar, bound out
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TOTAL RECEIPTS AT CT, vELAsp

BFEswAx-There is very fair demand for this article
at 29s soc for prime northern southern and western
Yellow.
CoTroN-There a good attendance Of buyer to.
day and ho sales amounted to 500 to 1000 bales a taken
for export Prices steady
HAyPrims still sells for export at ~ a 45c Common
qualities North river bale sell as wanted at 80 35c.
WHisKLy-DIudge casks sell at 24c; Western and Pri-
son barrels are in demand at 24t 243c
CATTLE MARKEr.-At market 100 beet cattle $50 from
the south, 40 cows and calves 800 sheep and lambs
PRcEs-Beef Cattle-In consequence Of the increased
supply little higher and we quote ordinary $780,
and prime S5.25-left over 900.
Cows and CalvesAll taken at $l4 to $24 which is an
advance.
sheep and Lambs-We quote the former at 81 80 81,
AMI the latter 81 q $25O-let over 200
Hay-A moderate supply at so a 6ac per cwt.
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IMPORTS FROM GREAT BRITAIN.

lota import Si6,6628l5 ,2f9 Zo3l3,i99
This very interesting table and shows plainly the
effect of the tariff mporatiors from Great Britain
During the existence Of the compromise act particularly
the last year. the importsons composed principally
Of dntiabe goodshe value Of those not paying duty
not reaching three millions of dollars in an Importation
of more than thrtyfonr millions In ls43 the year
Of the present tariff act the value OF free goods import
cd greatly exceeded tho value of those paying cd vao
specific duties. Although the value Of the i'm
ports from Great ritsn in si2 morethnn twelve Il
lions Of dollars less than in 1871, the falling on had 10
thing do with tho tariff the duties lower in the
year 1912 and the decae wss confined principally to
free goods seen in the above table. Our trade with
Great Eiain hss, within few years past been of the
most favorable far regards the interest OF this
country In l64a and for nine months ending June 30
Iss3 the balance OF the trade between the countries
has been in avov Of the United States SIT 45774 after
deducting from total import from Great Britain mere
y the exports OF domestic produce from the United States
The ocgn exports from this cosntry to Great Britain
have annually been quite large which goes to swell the
b,laucc more III cur favor
vaLur Of FoaEraS Espoau rnom rur Ur,rEp STATES
tn.
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Coal Trade.

According to the Pottsvie Journal of the 7h instant
the shipments last week show considerable falling off
from the previous week. The water continued 10 w. and
about rs 600 tons per week about the limit for both ca
coal cars.
The reghts to Philadelphia have recejed again 10 80
cents by canal. To New York S. 80 Toll and trans.
portation by railroad 81 25 and $ll5.
The shipments for the week ending on the oath ult.
from the Lehgh region amounted to IL $50 tons
Freishs from Philadelphia ports remain iih
very little variation from last weeks reports Nearly all
the coal Ia shipped from Richmond and the Schuy kill AZ
fast as arrives and the demand is fully equal sup
ply from oil quarters
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PoRr OF NEW YORK. pTEmBER 10
Cleared.


PsTIs R.Ts THsiTnS" AaysD ysHssSs''
sue% cyd Besd = BsS lisn Ms MMsIn NJ Bd@n Sss1
BriEs Mosa Edgar, Mobile T. p. arlba! Co.: Ann Eliza,
% aSao S bRs Wind
dr Surge IL clsaTman; Adrian Bea Norfolk do-sieaIn-
Arrived.
Ship Hudson, Page from Liverpool Aug. with mdse and
81 sesSs s NJ p Josiah Macy The H. has been
md Schmidt steersse passensea. one So
Ship Angeiique, Edwards from Amsterdam. Aug. l. with
ship Splendid, Grocker from Mobile Aug s. with mdse. to
Sa Of England aged 20 years. Sd inst lost the steward Robt
mS,e oarqSs A1nts Beamann 50 days from Bremen
B6g ,S,s ansr sSG ssys M days from GAMBIA Africa
Brig Cmsar Wateield from Angosura Aug a. with 1882
sS S seo Sss Coffee Con- gS = 3 bes & Matt
Left brigs Caroline and Carlos, for NYork, soon
S's ns% s .% Ssd % & soa with 100
Nm %h IL ha.y ay % Isn5 p with asl
Brig Moses, Loseland, days from Philadelphia with coal,
schr Ellen Perkins, Feney 22 days from sisa with hemp
&c to Patra9 Spoke sisal bearing sW distant Is miles
stand where bound; 5h inst TO- lon a. passed schr with
pa%sd sc Es,s RoIs red signal wh Bruce T. i
$50 casks %olqsses Alsop chancey boxes cordial
schr Charleston Packet, Crowe from Providence, with
sch Equator surses, from Providence with mdse to the
Steamer Ashland, Mason, 3s hours from Philadelphia with
mdse to Dunnng Norton.
Sailed.
shiG Albany Crawford IIavrs Monument Marshall Cadz;
galliot Maria & Adrana st Jago, and others.
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SHIP NEWS.

By Inst Ntghts So-thern Mini.
PHILAprirHiA, Sept 9-Ar Thos Cope, Mercken Liver
pool; Aesbany, BToSe, Nohssns; En- NeLGson; Lewis
Randall Fall River Citizen, Hall Portland; scioo homp
son Belfast Beloy Gen Warren, Welsh Havana; Crescent
B.LT%oRs Sept a-AT Ocean, Higgins. B,emen-sth ult;
lat "A TO- Ion SO 30 carried away and and
sprung foremas Megunueook Mayo Bremen; Pocshontss,
HneSgns fhiladelpha; Virginia Beml Jansen Bremen; Jas
knsman, Maysguez Jos Bslch Chase, Fall River; John AZ
;Tamsn Ma,hias West ndes Sally Ann TesteE and
Ter, Johansen Bremen; Direct Briggs. NYork.
Spoken.
Bangor Odom from Liverpool Tor Baltimore Aug i5 lat IS
80, Ion II 10.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

MonLE-shp splendid-2y7 bales cotton Bogan knceand
- Wi,ner Gale. Townsend Brothers-2 Is ID Warden
j3 North, Manning Patrck-30 Iobrook Nelson
Psrsse Bfooks-e EmburX oakey-ts Brown Dim
pin-2j Il BIou--l2 Rhodes--3 pkgs M Tmeman-l
Phelps, Dodge col Roth begroo--l Joldstone
"a Johnson-l Asjer Dels6eld7 boxes hf do bbls
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We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
@ h9BEnr SLyEy. Captain Of News Boats report OF
t shipping lett at the whence they sailed
SPOKEN on their pasase list Of their and any foreign
medatey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents
Or abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the Marine Intelligence they Nautical Ipforma.
tion OF any Kind will be thankfully received.
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weekly Report of Deaths

In e city ana county OF New York from the day Aug
49, 10 the 7h Of Sept, 1874.
90 Men-39 Women-52 Boys-38 Girls-Total 1877
DIsEAsk.
Apoplexy2; Asthma Il Bleeding 2; Bleeding from Lungs
lancer Casualties 2; Cholera lnanum 18 Consumption
81 CoavusSns 8 Crngeston Of the brain q Group Q, De
Dropsy in the Head o. Dropsy the Chest q Drowned i;
Dyssntery 81 Epilepsy i Fever bilious Fever intermittent
Il Fever remittent Il Fever scarlet q Fever Typus 81 Hip
Disease HoopiGg Cough 4 ntlam%aon Of Brain Ia
Of Stomach Q; Inflammation Of Liver2 nemIeance il NAL
formation Ii Maranus7 7; Old Age Premature Birth 3; Pal
sy Scroua q Suicide 3; Teethng Q; Ulcers Unknown
AoE-undar year 42 to years 20; IL 10 TO- 7;
10 to 90 20 TO 3 49, 30 to 40 40 TO So co. co to
TO- 3; 10 to 30, 4; so to 90, !; 100 and upward l.
City Inspectors Office. Sept. Q. 1874.
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AUCTION SALES.
IL TURE-H ~ VIII SI il ,x;ll eli On Az ~ ~

7 A%RGE % SALE OF ELEGANT CITY MADE .FURNI-
- TUkE-H Il. WILLARD will sell on Wednesday NOM
ing AZ lo O'Clock IN the large Sales Room 3oi
ner Duane street. large and elegant Of superior city
made Furniture including mahogany and fill French and
Isy Cba,s ees1ei scroll sweep back senne and French
top Centre Tables splendid pier and card Tables Dressing
ra mn marble tops; oval and sepentne Mrror double
and single enclosed Washstind plain and with marble
Wardropss Book Cases sde59,rds Pillars pembroke
French and post Bedeads large variety mahogany Rock
&c. &c. $3.50
Also Farrell ceebraisd paen! Sofa Bedeads yohnsons
therapeutic or ,alds Chairs Iron Safe, Piano Forte SC
&c Catalogues and the Furniture for examination ready
furchases viii find this sale well worthy their atention.
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New Stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pos continue i'm fair demand at 81 25 at which
they are very steady Pearls are firm at 81 so.
BREApsTUTrs-This market continues without the
slightest change in any description. Genesee flour quo
ted - ls 25 The following table gives the total
Quantity OF wheat and flour received at Cleveland s
Sept with such proportions OF it Canada for
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

Roberts Williams pks Perkins Hopkins-i HurI.
iins-l box 70 order. ~
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UNPRECE CEDENTED NOVELTY
Purse of $1,000 will be by the Proeors Of the above
Course free for all horses both PAGERS and trotte they
please carrying catch weights perform the miles
within the hour The first horse performing the distance
ceye S80o the second best $500 Should the distance be
Performed within the hour the first horse receive the $500
The above to come off the 7t day OF October-Thee
make field Entries close Jones' Second Ward
Hotel Nassau street, the 10th Sept, by O'Clock. r. M.
The Of 2 cent except BY the winning
horses which will be charged the usual Of 10 per
sin
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PARK THEATRE.
Boxes. 81 Pit. so cents Gallery. Is cents.
Doors 1.-The Curtain will rse prsesely hsifpast
THIS EVENING SEPT, ioh, vii be performed.
Claude Nelnotre, Mr Anderson mont. Mr. Lowell
Col D'"'' Pauline chp'sHd.s Salss;t a.. Clara E Andrews
THE PooR SOLDIER
Patrick, MI Pearson Kathleen. Miss Msywood
rALMO~ OrEnA HOUSE.
AMERICAN LIBERTY INDICATED
The COMMITTEE, 10 whom has been entrusted the
NEKY,s Lecture, on !" AMERICAN IBERTY VINDl-
IFS rs 'f q AP2SpEP as ss TO TO
state thar they have engaged the Opera House Chambers
street. fcr that purposs and that the Lecture will be given
tuesday Evening, September 10Th.
choce BAND has been engaged and during the Evening
variety Of popular National Airs Will be performed
American Air. ...... The Star spangled Banner.
risI !, Bonapar;s tossing he Rbiae.
oRATioN-PARr /. oD'
Epw.aaD DowsSyEs coNNERY.
American Air. ..'...' wsshns,on's Malsh
'0'0-''''' a Ao5RATloN-PARrTH rHs II. t1''s o. hr'n'
Irish Air Believe Me if all those endearing Young
Irish hAir.............. Oh Blame not the bard
lrlsh Ar. .,................. Patricks Day
American Air. ...................Y Yankee Doodle
The COMMITTEES that large asembage ofthe friends Of
Civil and Religious Liberty (both Ladies aud Genemen win
9i cENTsMay be
had by applying the Chairman and Secretary and door
On ''s a.s sna evening o JAMES ia CONNER Chairman
JAMES A. HOUSTON, secretary
To commence at auarerpast o'clock. 50 2isec
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

On he sh instant, by the Rev. L. Merzbacher, L. c
COHEN, Esq oi Bochar Prussia to Miss CAROLINE HER.
FELpERs. oil Snlzbsch Bavaria
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CLIFTON HOUSE,
ON THE BAYSIDE, STATEN ISLAN d
NEAR THE NARROWS."

J ;, 90 m IIanscent IodEers and
vew Of land and water unequalled for
luxury OF the BATH 1.-THE beach being within half mile Of
the house.)
The dinner hour AZ oclockon Sunday o'clock gu
peror attendance for the accommodation OF
guests fine Bowling Alley and Billiard Room just finish
ed for the amusement Of the Of the establishment
GEORGE PIERIS, Proprietor.
B.Two Of the best in the House may be had for
the remainder oil the immediate application Of am-
lies
On Sundays the boats Sapeon landing every hour
Carriages in attendance to Clifton House
u9 m
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
MARITIME HERALD.
Packets 10 Arr.ixe.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Oxford, Rathbone, Aug. ls
Patrick Henry, Delano, Aug 20
'irginian, Allen, Aug. 90
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
quebec, Hebard, Aug. 10
Victoria, Morgan, Aug. 20
FROM HAvRE.
burgundy, Woiton, Aug. g
Oneida, runck, Aug. i6
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
R ssR #R4a3

DAY LINE TO BOSTON,
bay Tsn s1nay. s.ssrd eave. BooLsa p,.:y
o'clock, A. ~ for Geenpo from whence passenger.
conveyed in rst-rae Steamer Stonington Mondays,
Wednesdays and Endays, and Norw ch Tuesdays Thur.
days and Saturdays Passengers be the South Ferry
Of Whitehall stTee take the Ferry Boat at 7H
O'Clock A. NJ where tickets may be procured and luggage de-
posted in crates that go through Boston unopened.
This Ling stops op twice between Beolyn and Grenport
Brooklyn, and generally reaching Boston eleven hours
An Accommodation Line leaves fof Grenpsrt every day,
sundays excepted at o'clock NJ, and returning leaves
Ureeuport at a. NJ. au28 imrc
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Packets To Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
S.Whitney Thompson, sept.Ii
Yorkshire, Bailey, Sept. i6
Q.of West, Woodhouse ,Sept.2I
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Northmberl'd ,Griswold, Spt.i0
Gladiator, Britton, Sept. 20
FOR HAvHE.
;. de Grasse. Thompson, Sept. l6
l.. Philippe. Castof, Sept. "a
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

OF the imports from Great Britain for the past three
years the largest portion dutabe goods The follow.
ing table shows the proportion Of free and dutable goods
imported in each GEAR.
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PHENlX HORSE BAZAAR,
$50 Il lnl NIoraa.. SAx.naA

- THE Regular Public Auction Sale will take place
@3I <ths day l0h Sept, at II o'clock with Wagons Har
.4-A-ness, Saddlery, &c and second hand. Az l2
O'clock, will be off red catalogue thirty Horses various
qualities supply the different oc,ty or country The
COWAN x DILKS,
$40 ltsrc propretors.
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J. LAIRD,
WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER,
ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURERS,
92 CHATHAM STREET,

W CHATHAM STKEET,
FORMERLY GIG PEARL STREET.
announcing 10 his numerous friends aud patrons his
moval from JIG Pearl street the % Chatham
begs leave his heartfelt those
friends and the public generally who have hitherto honored him
with their and to them will be his study
10 merit continuance Of such enyable distinction.
Ever since have been business has been my good fortune
and retain large the public
for which feel grateful As Hair Cutter and Wig MsEe
Laird stands unrvaed the Of Ornamental Hair
for which his has long been celebrated He has
ample scope for carrying his inventions and Improvements
mand has been overlooked by him his establishment.
% aS ~ ray .sPfaton % o. ms sPena'a s,ocko Wiss
site workmanship Perfumey from celebrated English and Con
tineht manufactures addition several esteemed
TONS invented and sold by Laird The Hair Cutting aud
deed the business each department is conducted by the princ
pal himself in such aud such
the preeminent character this establishment enjoys
Prices 20 suit the times.
$40 m IN Chatham air.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

Tuesday, sept. 10Th.
THIS EVENING
WILL NJ GIVEN
DIR. HOLIlCk'S
FIRST LECTURE ON THAT GROWING
w Q N DE X OF L IL j. UNIV ERSE
THE ORIGIN OF LIFE
In the large Hail. Of Broadway and Grand street.
doors Grand-ustraed by the whole Fifteen Models Of
THE FEMALE FORM, SC.
To be continued and completed the evenings
D Admission 80 cents, single Iectureor 81 for Ticke,
three. At8P. Nj.
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.
YOUTHS NOT ADMITTED.
ly- Each Lecture complete by itself-E1
50 2t.rc
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Total for twelve months ending Sept. 20, 1912. 3824 5il
Toa for twelve months ending Sept 20, Bl.. i665735
Ia lsi the balance on the total importation and expor
aton against the United States So 0s4 374 In ls42
the balance in favor 81 47 In ls43 the ba
lance in favor was still larger, reaching about
$4,000 000 The annexed table shows what portion oil
wholeforeign trade is with Great Britain alone. in
dependent of her dependences.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
Foreign IlnpOrtntlons.

Passengers Arrived.
BREMES-Barque Atantic-Mrs Vinkler and children.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
Corner of Broadway and Prince street, New York.
*.'an"sHIs M M MTcERi fPefF Fl sole direction Of
NOIICE-Ihe Garden opens at Ga o'clock, and the
made comfortable should the evening be damp cool
onEAT 5rEkH EAkIHTEEIsAAffrIoN. EIsAf
fFHHs Fi psp pSsfpsTSsf REfMrS y III be presented
Grenade SrSNe se.................... Mr.. Ncknson
kodiophe ..................M Mr.. Dennison;
Corporal Car,oacbe NJ S'Ti Ros.nhai .o,'ann
The Warehouses OF Berken6ed ~ Mrs Hard.sick
The ns Duchess Of Crackenthopher Mrs Watts
10 in,ermis.iion Of half AZ hour ~ -a''''
10 concludr with,
TABLEAUX OF THE TYROL
U-NO PQsTPONEMENT at this establishment on ac
Saloon protected the New Saloon which is ventatrd
from the and Sides be enclosed notice
CIRCUs-BOWERY.
This Evening.
GEORGE SWEET the great Tight Rope Performer and
oTi'Tio MoTTY W pe,isms 1sa as% New VOICE. WonSeT.
THE sERENADERS will he ompanied by an Accordion
McFARLAiNSpDss DsT she hessSa sS1ay sG%sn s"mer.e,.Man
Clown to the Ring ................. w. STOUT.
llckes TO Boxes Is eents-Pit l2h. 50 N-rct
BURROWS TTIEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Mo : On WEpNEspAY September llsh
Bsys Bsyssi ss M NJ Bonns, Ba.n
yrs 9a,I,a.r naier,. 49, Miss Cushman
''' 49, far :, ,yhh;c.bi : = .Ints D"iAe
HIS LAST LEGS.
.a s,,c aashah '...'..'.'...,...... Barrett
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

IUBEkOSE BOUQUETS.
Y1xk THE SUBSCRIBERS Collection OF Tuberoses at
~ Astoria now in bloom; also extensive collection
s4AoI China Monthly Roses whose buds the
finest the season Te delightful perfume Of the ubeose
Small round neatly arranged Bouquets Of the above flowers
with Heotrope will be received every morning from the Gar
den and may be Is John street Price rs
each. j. NJ THORBIJRN & co
3t~rc -
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

Sag- HILLO, HO, MALES AND FEMALEs-Do
you FIRST rate head Of nair FIR shngs? II SO,
get shilling bottle Of jones' Coral Hair Restorative
1t will make your hair soft, dark silky and beautiful,
and keep long nme) force to grow, stop its fall
sign of the American Eagle 50 Chatham ST. and State st.
Boston; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia and Pease,
Broadway. Atbapy.
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will sail as above, her regular day.
Having accommodations for cabin, second cabin
and passengers persons intending embark should
make immediate apple aon board OF Maiden Lane o.
to JOSEPH McMJ 4 LAY,
llae street conner a. South.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-06-11
HON. w NJ. A. GRAHAM.

In the debates in the Senate on Monday of last
week. (es reported in the Globe,l we find very
high, but not more high than deserved, comp-
mems 10 Mr.. Graham, from two of the most dis.
ungushed Locofoco Senators, Messrs. Wright, of
New York, and Woodbury., Of New Hamp~ hire
The bi under discussion was that for the relief
OF the heirs of Fulton, upon which Mr.. Graham,
as chairman of the Committee of Gains, had
made an adverse ort at The session of 1923 ::
"Mr. Wright said he would like to have a
short report read which was made during the last
session Of the last Congress, by the chairman OF
the Committee On Claim, then Il collie igue OF
the honorable Senator in the chair, (Mr Man
gnn,) but wbo was no longer member of this
body. The reading of this report, he thought
would be more satisfactory to the Senate tnan
the reading Of the report referred to by The SEN
ator from Delaware. II was much shorter, and
much clearer He remembered very well that
the charm III Of The Cornml, tee of Claims, Mr.
Graham, OF North Carolina, made very clear
report Of the tran sact,ns between Mr. Fulton
and the Government, and, if his memory did not
lall hun. one which met the concurrence Of
large majority of the committee.
Mr.. Woodbury. SAIL he had been on COM
mIltee where these claims had been very fully
examined last year. lie took occasion TO say
that there was moi per- on Of purer mind or one
"h' more thoroughly investigated ali subjects,
than the Charm IN Of that CO nm ttee, Mr. Gra-
han',) then a member of the Senate Raleigh
Regis err.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-06-11
A CAMPAIGN GLEE.
BY II. NELSON WHITE.

BY H. NELSON WHITE.
Blow on! blow on the BUGLE" s soundn
Its echo cheers us on our way;
Ger hill and dale are notes reboundng,
In swelling tones for HENRY Clay.
Our foes in terror fly before US.
We've nailed our banner to the mast
J. there shall float triumphant Ger US
We will defend it TO the last
Roll on roll on the ball in mot ion
Responsive to the Bugle Blast
From land 10 land, from lake 10 ocean,
The Arch lHagirian's doom has passed
The East, the Wes, and South are waving
Their palms of trumnh! Where are we
Up, up! We Wings. while they are paving
Your way TO glorious victory.
March on march on we love the cleaning,
That through the darkness shows our way,
Our flag that now is proudly streaming,
Bears on its folds tile name Of CLAY
Then for the glorious cause of Freedom,
Let all now join in song and glee,
To sihg his deeds and swell with rapture,
The universal Jubilee!
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-06-11
POLK AND DALLAS.
pineness.

Great efforts are making by the friends of the
Locofoco candidates TO inspirit and rally their
broken columns, but thus far they have had but
meagre indications of popular sympathy. In this
District the most desperate efforts have been re-
sorted 10, which have only served to render the
extreme weakness OF the party more apparent.
The only instance which has come within our
knowledge, in which the parry. under its new
leaders. have met with any encouragement, is
the case of an election for constable in some par,
of New York. 1t is said the Loco candidate was
triumphanty elected by six or eight majority!