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e. Lakc Mnhopac CLAY clnh.-A,n nunen

nc Lake Mahopac Clay Club.-Ata numerous
meeting Of the Democratic Wing Electors OF the County OF
Putnam. held ;. 4. Berrys Lake Mahopac, Friday
evening Angus; 10. lsi. to take into consideration the pro
pretty Of forming Clay Club.
On MOTION SAauEIS 5. MYEIcK Esq., was called 10 the Chair
and E c. GRsY appointed Secretary.
RS.airtd To be ,pcsr 20 organize Clay tleb this even
i5gWhs-ruaon feSt- RlGa: II nnd lazritipe
pointed rats :" dts and report bylaws for the
byeaws forthe Cab, which were unanimously adopted
Rfs9irea That nos eracee to the election Of oicers-
President. Ezekiel ya;i yica President; VIM b. HszsltiGs
nhd T. Berry Tsas'l-:r '''' ''sflH "''0o'S 'T''s''
~ Blunt berg oadIy called For addressed the meeting "a
and ADVOCATING with hs usual ability the Fundamental md
dressed the nesting
On motien.
tn. place Thursday evening the th OF August IN
stnni.
SIS AYRIcK. President.
90 Maryland and New York Iron amd
Coal Compnny.-N"tice hereby civea. thu, Specisi
office Of the said Company ct Mount Iron orks
leshany Coun,y HeFyiand o. he we9,y,hir dag Of sep
acting npon the e.nera interests md business the sud
i2h day OF August. ia. W YOUNG President al9 il
o. Sixteenth Ward Henry Clay Climb -
regular oi:hc Club for the dispatch of business vii
be held the Wing Head Quarters The 7h avenue near
on '''n''w 1gs;, sf Pseo
GsS Mass Meeting l7fi; Ward The Henry
fiay Club If the 18th Ward will assemble Henry Cay
HOUSE. AYenue mt FiTs,.>tree fncsiav
ing l August instant O'Clock. Mr.. Van ln 'nrr the
Pnngh Blacksmith md other distinguished speakers
Will We present and and address the tine principles
policy and respects Of the Democratic Wing artr. aeca.
ncs, Working Men and Citizens generally nve attend.
TIL meeting will he snysned Ivy spirited Wing
by Mess De La Rec. Missing Cot ms aTd SiGu'.nhurg.
By orler. THEODORE Z. TOMi.lNSON. Pses'dnt.
J0sRPH KEEN, ys....,;
Isaac DAy1ox. secretaries ausls,t
tS5- GnicpistS AssOciat IONA .pecinl meeting OF
this association will be held Head Quarters National n
on luefny Evening. August 10Th. s;i Full attendance
particularly requested
By orserot sILAS CHICKERlNC. President
RoBT. ID. HOLMES. Secretary. ui92
CHARLES 2. WEIR, Portrait Painter.
1OS LEONARD STREET. alO 2wis'
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WIG CONVENTIONS.
WING State Convention.

State Convention. 10 he composed Of Delegates from lie
several Counties OF this State equal TO their representation il
the ilo assembly. VIII be held at Syracuse Hednss
dry he e nth day Of September next. ut l. o'clock a noon
for the prpose nominating candidates for Gocera0r. Lien
(;Urernor 1hiry-SiI Presidential! lectoTS.
foar Canal CommissoHers be supported by the w
Electors OF this State Mt the ensuing Election and
srch other business may be deemed proper by the Con-
venticn.
1t ha,dy necessary remind the Wings of this State Of
the responsible duties of this Convention s rs the selection
canSes Presidential Electors docs not occur but once
in four years. and the election Of Canal Commissioners by the
espe presenting itself for the first time. the Committee
iorbeur impresng upon every COUNTY he fully repre-
ed 1;auy. June Il. 1911
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It will be that there has been small increase IN specie
and decrease in each OF the other departments.
A new counterfeit on the Bank Of Rochester has
made lis appearance Albany which would be likely de
ccve many who acquainted with thu bill The
following IS DESCRIPTION othe denomination of So vignete
steamboat tie Ief hand female and enge: on the bot
tom bee hive and agricultural implements letter +. No.
1913 dat July l, Sl3 Rawdon. Wright. Hatch & Co.
guver.. 1t be easily known By the filling up. which
badly done
Imports OF Sperm Oil, Whale Oil, and Whalebone
into the Un,ed States for the week ending Aug H. lsi:
Sperm Uhais Bone
New Bedford bulls bbs. lbs.
Ship l.alia Rookh. .............Go
Bark Murcella. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wy
Misunderstanding Harvest. 800. .GS
ship Omega. on . am
1890 New. Bedford Shipping List.
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U~ Grea, Reduction In Price.-FIFTY CENT:

1reaI ReNsiCsiOH a iif II -
PER SoTTLE The Of TINS Tricophruus o! iei-
cnted compound
l. It's brneinr ,treng thennr snd clarifying qualities
g It's gently stimulating the action oil the skIn;
D. Its producing and encouraging reaction IN the Ouio ~
root and particularly the pulp which receives the vssses
and nerve. giving life and vlsor to tie ~, naT ,;a
lis freeing the Skin from the effects o perspiraton souri,
and dandrifT, and dsposns the ha , to cyril GU; nd
s. And frequent will preserve te nal! In beauty anu
health the latest percd oil lie
ha ai the Han Cutting Rooms
lis Broadway, corner Of Liberty st. up Stain. Ts lRl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

FOR SALE BY
BURGESS. STRlNGEK 4 GO. 81 Broadway. cor Ann st
MEMOIRS OF VIDOlQ. Written hy himself Translate,
from the French vols prIce .............050
ONEOrA. Dr, The Red Rnce u America: Thar His
tory, Traditions and Customs. by Henry SchoOlcra
II~rER'S PICTORIAL iBiii:E. M 4
SCENES, INCIDENTS, AND ADVENTURES IN
THE PA,IFiC OCEAN. by Thomas J. Jacobs. l
LIFE AY6 ADVENTURES OF MARTIN CIlGZ: ''-
TiiE ii At MED MERCHANT by Harry Ffanco IN
vol. ni dSl unEes. price. ~
ThE INVAilDE; or Pictures OF the French Aev0u-
iinu. Romance b. C. Snnder Auhor OF the Jew .
4 NEW SPIRIT OF THE AGE. hy X. II. HoTne.... .
TIE WliFUhNFSS or WOMAN. by the Author go
of The History OF Frt" ..................... l2
ALICE COfLEf, Tale OF Queen NIary's Time By
Tile MTTHER'S MEDICAL ADVISER. on he dis
Of children, with recines. by Thos Vakey p. 10
PENCiI.iINGS By THE WAY: Writcn dnring
Gfeece. Assn Minor, Turkey. and England. co
AkRAll NEIL. or lines OF Old. a Romance. By G..
p. r. James Au;ror of Rose ~ albre 6;c....... l2
WOMAN As VIRGIN, WIFE. AND MOTHER An
Epo;ne Of Socul duties and Domestic Enj ymens by
THE LIFE OF GEO. BRUMSELI.. ESQ Common.
~ called Beau Brumme, by Cupt. Jesse. g
pl1 2tis
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Commercial and Honey aat.ers.

10 For Commercial and Money Matters. Last PAGE.
SATURDAY, P II.
The Stock market was rather better today. nor
wich and Worcester advanced * Reading l. Ohio o. 1870
and Kent cky Is advanced IA ndnnn Bonds and S;oaing
Railroad - Illinois Is H. Canton Co. s.. Long Island 81.
EXCHANGES. We quote Bills on London % a g.,
although drawers hnve refused sell below 10 per
prem. Paris. 3ii 22s: Amsterdam 49, Hamburg 81
2, with small sales ut So ard Bremen 1szs 20
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nc Wing SonSs.-A selection OF the very best Clay
and Frenshuysen Songs new edition. Just published and
r sale nj the Tribune Office. The OF the appropriate
cir is affixed each song Price 81 80 per hundred cores.
Cay Clubs ind Wing Committees will please send along their
nrlprr GREELEY d. MCEI.RATH.
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n Rev. John Picrpont, Wendell Phillips, and
Rev. Charles Spear, OF Boston, have been appointed
committee to devise measures for the abolition of
Capital Punishment.
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" A box Of goods recently seen upon a
sidewalk in Boston, marked for Move Skoshe 1t
is supposed that the schoomaster was out of town
when the box was marked.
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,crpocKErs-Ourann anniversary COMMENCEMENT
IS. highly favored with i The " attendance OF these
e0e'a ,,ons in all Of which they were successful
%a on MIR. Benjamin Strong, of New York,
l mn probably took place while landing from the
Fns ,haat. in which the gentlemen were passengers.
Ts.s spcceeted in getting possession of his pocket
inJ eoaaining abou, $500 in bills, besides other
S0 Sosls The second operation was on Mr. James
pa,er of this city, who was robbed within Tie
As AVA. Of the sanctuary, while attending the Com
% s: ss his "s being o ,aAs@ S%
deep .sr and he n very careful man. His loss was
aen soars in bills besides other papers The third
i n occurred with Mr. Julius s"I,h,, OF North
N' DU',uously careful OF his pocket I'LL he had got
sa' Of The crowd when on examination he found all
gu ' He was followed carefully at short distance
- sor,s careless and easy looking gentlemen final
!. b.d ios,le, and short lime after was utterly
surprised phi 10 dud that his pocket book had ey"Go
,h,,r dollars and other papers which it contained.
'D'' New Haven Herald.
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Circulate the Documents.

THE CLAY TRIBUNE will be sent from
tho present time to the Presidential Election at
the following reduced rates:
For sinnln cnnu Ok nenra
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Albany. Gal July. is4i

DE- tVhig County Meetings In New-Jer-
sey.-The Wing s;,ute Central Committee. IN compliance
with suggestions made them by persons, recommend
II, the Wings OF the State hold County Meetings their
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10 Still MORE EvIpENCE RECEIVED. atteSilnt 10
tbe wonderful efficacy of DR.. TANLOR'S BALSAM OF
1lVERWQRr, S75 Bowery. IN curing fixed CONSUME
TON he to buy above, down town OF Dr. Leeds
4. 5. GAGE.

PORTABLE DRRssISG C.sgs-The subscribers have com
e arrangements Tor hc manufacture ot The ahore
,of which, large variety ready Tor examination. he
ns OF compact forms and equal in finish 10 the imported.
having this advantage TINT the articles they contain o the
first qualify and the useful which the metallic
Tablet for keeping IN perfect order The public
ye examine al the Toilet Furnishing Store, 3 frUadvny.
El36t C.. AUNDERS & Sun.
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D The Letters or CassitIs NJ. Clay, on 81
very and on the Presidency printed Pamphlet, and
snlc the Tribune Office. Price s per OO or $40 per To-
COPIES.
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r. Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DTCk, Left nlTENs. -fof BOAT SAILS.
AWNINGS &c Also. HEAVY TARPAuLiES. "a
PER FEELINGS, p 70 q inches wide; BAGGlAG PLAIN
and tled = and "A inch. Also Galn and Meal Bags ~
ANU . '1''' BRISCKERHoFF. FOX & PoLHEdus.
Hs1y
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FORTUNATE EscAPE.-An accident of painful.
,b.rocter. came near happening on Wednesday eve
.;"s aiew miles this side of New-fork City, as we
issin from passenger in the steamboat Rhode ISL
and 1t seems the Rhode Island and Cleopatra
- stopngton the latter to Norwich-and that there
s,s trial o; speed between the two boats. Just
,bsy reached the Gate, they overlook sioop lying
Sec,lmed, on board of which appearsd 10 be plea
snre OF ladies' and gentlemen. The Cleopatra took
~. o,e side and the Rhode Island the other side Of
r. some means or other, the boom of the sloop
.,me in contact with the ladies' cabin OF the Cleo
oara. and the boat going at the top Of her speed it
r., ia way through the whole length of The same,
~ within few feet OF the stern, when it broke OFF
Nth fearful crash, leaving twenty feet OF tim
her sticking in the aperture.
AZ NAV be imagined, there was great censterna-
non on board of both boats-bui happily no one was
rpred Providence Gazette.
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We quote Specie as follows:
Am Gold Mt par II prem. SpanhhDoiIars pr ct prem
SOyereigns 4 SO 4 3d. Carous do g. pr ct do.
Napnleons So iS5 Mexican Dollars / Ia.
Span. DoubounsSl6 % IL 40 Five FIunc Pieces a 49,
Patriot do Is 90 a Sl6.
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CrTo Trayeiers.-To gentlemen who desire useful
and the highly interesting book as companion TO
their Traves we recommend Appleton L Co.'S edition of
Israes Cfaities of L,,rraigre is pehrrs taken alto
rs;h., the 1nsl ins- ,rr,fsn. aI s5 W(tf
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TUaDDEUS JOY,
JOHN TOWNSEND,
FRIEND HUMPHREY,
JAMES HORNER.
J. PHILLIPS PHGNlX,
SPENCER KELLOGG.
DARIUS PERRIN,
WILLIAM kErCHUM. .
Wing foung Mems State Convention.

wing kOunS mems STATE SohSeIttoH'
The Young Men Of New York who favor Of the eIist
ing Tariff of UNIoH Is. and Of the election OF
HENRY CLAY ard THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN
rs President and Vice Pesden; OF the United States and who
opposed to the " immediate Annexation of Texas and
the coneGuen, assumption her Debts her Slavery and her
Wars are invited to meet in Mass Convention ROCHESTER,.
on Hednesdav the day Of October ne1t respond
the National and nominations. TO perfect the
eanizaon of the Wing forces throughout the State and to
pledge their and Joint efforts to restore the Wing
dency in the Councils of Newly ok and of the Union.
Albany, Ialy 2. 1874. 1900
c. w. BENDER. Wing Young
WM. n. sTRnNG, Mems State
V. Ten EYCK, Central CON-
L. :. CuSHAlAN.
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New YORK STATE SABBATH CoNvESTIoN.-This
important meeting is 10 be held at Saratoga Springs
on the 2Sth inst.
Ii is expected that Sabbath Associations, and
Churches throughout the length and breadth of the
State will appoint delegates. Several distinguished
gentlemen are expected 10 be present aud take part
Z the exercises Of the occasion.
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e BOARDINC.-Airs. GOSs. having opened the new
and comnodious house % Vesey the Aston House.
prner, desirable transent permanent
narde!s. Croiun Shower. ind cold Baths Tree The
location central get and shady Terms moderate
nu3,
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Ns- Graham House, CO BarcIay.-Ctizens or
vsi;e desiring quiet nome, were real Temper
ance diet poife!ei ihe consisting Of Vegetables. Fruits
&c without stimulan,s OF flesh meats invited patronze
uI n hI IL ieIIll' ''"ueI" go Il GOSS
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Arrived,
IMMATURE ALMsSAc-THls DAY.

Arrived
Ship Alfred Myers from Glasgow July 9Th. mde To VIM.
Wh,ock Jr. Died the passage Duncan Mcdonald. aged
sh,o CofoIsnus Halle is days from N4rseies. iru;. to
Ship GuHae. Welsh. 4s days from Rotterdam. gin &c to
joel Wnlt l50 steernge passengers.
swedish hafaue iun MdTgarrth Rundsien, % DAYS from
Narcotics and silks John Michael Pissed G'brnliai
JAY H. IN co. with ship New England uiand Tor Boston, from
Narcotics.
Buc Wocor. Owen IL DAYS from Gonaives st Dcmnso
mahogany 10 Dcuev Ser & Whitmnrsh.
Portuguese org Emma Silva 10 days from Lisbon mdse 10
t.rnuel Nntufn 4 Co.
Sch Aotd PIT, days from Philadelphia COAL bound to
schr Mary BRYANT, 10 days from Calais. Me, lumber to
Schr EIoisa. Roberts from Phlalepha. coal. bound 10
Hartford.
Below.
4 P.ussian big Wind lgh, a, Sc.
Sailed.
Ship Tehmsroo Tor Havana brig AndIodus ior Rochelle
and Others.
Spoken, &C.
Juy - lat IS 60 ion 81. ship Susan E. Howell. Baiey iu
July IS lat a 20 lon A. 90 steamship British Queen. bounc
Eastward.
Aug Isl Grand Banks ship Mary. bound to Antwerp.
july : lat 36 long :. ship Hercules bOuny east
18TH INST. lat ~ IL. long "a 10, schr E:nms Juia hence
bound south
Sch Nnhnnt fsnd from Plymouth, days out bound 10
the Grand Banks Aug 10, Nantucket beurng ~ 81 mi es
saw shp supposed To he the Samuel Hicks bound TO Liver
poo-by the ship Lancashire. at this port.
Foreign Ports.
Gonayes IS, Domingo Aug2 schr Salem Of and ioE Bos
top IN days; brig Ann sailed days before, Tor DO
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I iiZERNE COUNTY, IS. The Commonwealth OF Penn
1 A syrgniG. To the Sheriff of SAID county. GREETING
Il homas Clarke make you secure Of prosecuting his clam;
then We command tina, summon by good and lawful
snmnone bnnc Vroct aud lossphus L.rnS and their sur.
vyn and his heirs and assiErs Trustees hlGng the title
Of portion OF the land. and William. Thorn. Normal.
dn, Cooper. A. QuacSenbush. WIilam p Ross, llaIman
Rursles L. Grswod. a. l.euy John h. Townend, Jnseph
/ Wright Robert Nichols md Isaac vroci. for whom.
with AMI other SAID land held in trust by the aforesaid rs
,es ard he, aud each OF their respective heir and legal
re,.n:uyrs late your county yeonen that they be
and spDsrr before our Judges III NSeshae. county
Gor of Common Peas. there TO he held the first Monday OF
November ne. 10 show wherefore whereas they the said
hGnns ard the ad defendants, together aud undivided do
huld tract nf land in Providence township. luzerne
county and 0: c:u'7lvnnn bounded noery bv land
of Francis c. Smith. e1Stcrly By the line OF the township
OF Providence southery by lands Of Conner Philip. and west
ery by he Lnckawann containing eight hundred aces
II land more The purpa!t belonging Plaintiff be
The one fourth par and portion Of the and the the
said q endans partition thereof between them be made
cordne the laws and customs OF his Commonwealth N
scn case ne and provided do EaIHshy and 10 he
done do not permit. very uuJusty and laws
and customs It's said. And have then there tbs
of those srmmoners ard this writ Witness the Hon. John
\ COMM cham, President OF said Wkestnre.
the mini: day OF August, A D. Eighteen Hundred and Forty
-Four. . a bEDFOhp. ProtnononntiY.
Wiikesbarre. Aug. il. aul9 iw
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DORR & CT A n LER,
DRY GOODS,
80
Liberty street. AUD istOl

MILLINERY AND SILK GOoDs-CHEAr FOR
IVA CASli-The SUBSCRIBE has receive, within the las, few
days No 81 Be;vetreet three doors from Pear street,
below Wall. unusually large assortment OF MILLINERY
and FANCY SILK GOODS for the Fall Trade Having
bought early this he has had the PICK the market
and know. his assortment cannot Re BEAT He speaks par
ilcnlatly e BONNET SILKS. NELVErS. SATINS md
ONse having decidedly the largest and most splendid
assortment Ia be found and will constantly receiving BAR
from auction and pvnio sale daily he season
rs he buys aud SELLS he well knows TINT extra
inducements mustb held induce purchasers 10 buy hat
and he believes the reputation he has o selling for less
than he bought elsewhere. guarantee Tor that
He invites MERCHANTS md MILLISERs Ia call and examine
before purchasing They mny depend TINT II will not ony
pay do b, they will he most find what they want
ift is Ia he had.
n3 lms u. NJ. STEVENS.
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p.axsnreraarrix

Passengers Arrived.
In tbc SHIN Alfred Myers, from (iidS .OcN Straib,
Nj Fred T. Wilkinson Mr. Geo keen Mr. Eben Mcliregor
IN ship CorolaauS trg,a .'fars'RieS-Iey Joseph Sey-
monr Michel of France: Rev d Lumber Master Antonio
Chabeu1. of Fmqce. Horace SUES. Esq. OF New York
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y ELIGIOUS PURLICATiONS--THE STEREOTYPE
hPLATEs. md COPPER PLATES, Of Browns fOi!n Bb'e,
with the Printing Press md Materials for sale
able 'erns under provisions OF the Hn OF the tcte Ihos
Nos and successful sle By comp-lent agents IN
city and Of he principal cites of the nied Stus.
For Terms and Of the works and materials apply At the
publishing Office oi the Administrative. NJ. ~ knnersey ii
hlrd Avenue ~ Y If by ee! past paid. all Inn
INLANKS UNDER THE LIEN LAW.-rhe subscribers
Ohave Just printed complete OF forms for proceeding
under the Mechanics Lien Lev. together with full and
plain Of the which Contractors and Me
chancs should proceed Printed and for sale the LAW Blank
and Stationery Store of JANSEN & BELL,
ul6 2tlst l5s Nassau street.
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VALUABLE MILITARY WORKS
L

on SALE By TIE SUBSCRIBERS.
.Iomin. Trate des Grnndes Operations Mhtaire. vols
Iomni Historic des Queries de Ia Revolution Is vols ard
: dtn.es
.Ionilni Piincip@s de n Sra'cr:e 3 y"is Syo
,lnnl. We n'lln're de Napoleon. vo' and Ateses.
lnii les piilc paie Combinations de IN G.GerTe SvO
.lnnlinl, Precis li,ltae d. Campnefe de 1915 vol
1hi.OuX. Instruction l'!rctIue d'AItllleue SvO.
linpuT et and for sale by
WILEY L TUrNhM. I6i broadway
OF whom may he mad. en'is. catalogue oi all their Seen
tc Works Including mnny valuable publications. Military
and Naval science. which they constantly mnalne
pnriln, additions. uut9
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NAPIER, FISHER e. co.


NO. 1874 PEARLrST.
RE for the Fall trude nrse assortment Of
: = ~" -'' '''' STRAW GOODS,
xd@'aide: new Imperie Birds Eye; Florence
Amazone, Fine Patents; Rice, Pnienis; Ruands Fine
ws TbSny@a @
Aisc complete assortment OF m o,,,rn
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
The above Goods got up in superior style and will be
sold at lowest market prices. Iylb 1.W&t Inns
ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
The subscribers would cali The attention Of dc.leT. 10
their and elegant assortment o House Furnishing Articles
"'"0"s ""''" ''s ''I Wo0DFN WARE.
Such Is Cedar and painted Tubs nests painted Pals Ce
ar Pals. and brs bound bras, bound Coolers round
an cvi. both striped and plain corn Broom WhIsks Flour
Pals. Of Boxes Measures. Door Mats. Feather Dusten
&c. &c.
Inc!uhn. Wagons. Cradles chiidrens Chain, Go Cart
large OF French and German fancy and Travelling
BASKETS
4 great vuetT. bo ot common and p1nsheh sch rs O
fee and Ten Po Fans round and oval OF OIL sizes fut'
covered Pals Cups Lanterns. Measures ME SitSneI.'
Dish and plate Covers Coffee urns md Bsg1s. Chocolate
POS Egg oad:r Soup @e9. sn MIs es d
with endless variety Of ether articles too numerous TO e
Do" TABLE CUTLERY.
direct Gm the " Of sn ,9 n G rdT me men
lied snire. and fo.s 70 ii ard 50 pece a.o Table
anu Dessert and i4s By tie Dozen Table and essrr
tThte u Use Will
caryers viii, blades Of yari0us en.th-Table steniso
fine OF Table Cutlery, oi American Manufacture
which bears high reputation.
HARDWARE.
Embracing article under that head IN the
line following comprising ew only
Po's round and al Fish Kettles. Soup Dgeter' Ift'ine
Kettles Ten Kettles Tea Boilers. Sauce and steT 1 r.
above on han both with and Daen; e'a e nnG VI.
latter OF superior quality that will not come or e. .S'
rich dozens. Bread BasAec., hne @
Cake md Sugar Boxes Ten and Coffee aafi' spTs ain
Cash Bo1e< Dressing Cases Bras Antlron' ons
Bras. and Wire fenden. steel Fire sets sone ti y u
lubs Shower, SppnznE, flIp Dc'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19
EDWARD c. WEST,
.3TTORNEI- md COUNSELLOR at Lar.
ALToS. Illinois.
no CLAY CLUBS.
THE WING TALISMAN.

Clay and Frelinghuysen Breast Pins.
The subscribers having been repeatedly solicited from van
GUS parts of the country furnish copies Of their beautiful
Daguerrrotvpe Likeness of Hon Henry Clay taken fe'S
DAYS after his nomination by the Baltimore Convention have
made arrangement, for copying extensively into BREAST
p1ss for the benefit OF the friends Of that eminent statesman
The likeness is very spirited one andh as met with universal
commentator from the friends ef Mr.. Clay The following
note among others. bears ample testimony to Its peculiar
e1ceiince:
The Dnguerreotype likeness OF Hon. Henry Clay by Me>ss
Anthony Edwards y Co. Is in opnon. lar the most nc
curte takenindccd. Ov giving II does, >
peculiar expression such has been attained
IN any pnred or engraved likeness that we have
Signed J. r. aIOREHEAD. U. 8 Senate.
EPlRAlN ii. FOSTER; "