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sToUTENBCRGH & FAIR. Auc,ioneer.
Stor,, No - Cnnrl Il. tNafiMnl Hall
WFDNESpAY. April $50

('oPPFR. PLvTE PRINfiNG ESTABLISHMENTS
lo; BceSaan - co- OF Pest the contents OF Coppcr
Plate Fnntng Establishment VIZ COOPER Plste R9eT
Copper Plate Pres incomplete. arge Muse Plate 90
TN 9ire idodo, Furnace lot Paste Boards. Ink SonesRo
vrs. Muller. &c.
THURSDAY. April 9th.
ELRG Ant FuR>IrU.E.-W! sell on Thursday April 2Sh.
a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ No ~ Canal -. the furniture ola lady
giving p Housekeeping removed Tor convenience Of sale con
si,ns 10 part Of SIDE Board.l marble top pser 1abl,
mahogany Sewinc stand Secretary Nsrirob~. splendid
artce .oia Bureaus Book Case. - mahogany Chair>
- fancy ChsTs arge 'irron. SWING Dressing Glns
Ionku: t.la>es ish-po>t i1eistesds Brussels and Ingram
Carrets French Be>,c-,s Bed,ieadS Feather BEDS Phi
lows Bosefs MG,rss>- Qus. CornteTpanes Sheets. Sc.
Curtains Dnner les Chm Grss sIt Earth9l
War Cookery together with general assotnen OF hiiea-
(" In en-, efo;,s ,,-,,,c,, ,f GA Wine, rs,
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Passengers Arrived.
MARINE JOURNAL.

IN The brig Ebec. from SarenHaA-Mt Marsh: lady md
children. Mr. Grant and children. Mr Crane. Mcs,rS Beth
WICK. Smlth Bottom, kes Coon and pavenpor steerusG
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pnhic an Array of Talent that cnnuo be- surpassed at ANY
mace of amusement in TIN, c;y and that NJ Hall Price.
The Manage announces engagement with
Nh CONOVER. the Protean lert"rneI;
Ia PETITE EI.Esi /. the Graceful llnncct
The IL EAT ls.SrEEN y. Mrs. WESTERN.
Miss ADtlR the Charinn. SvIEstro>,.
Mis- BLANCHN RD. the trec'sn JGrflete>s
Mr.. BROWN. the Comic Sineer. hGd tie
GIANrESS,
who stands Ms MOI! in public and SURPRISES
every visitor.
The Manager respectfully announces TINT he has 'lnshrd
the number the ectur" Room. bot increased the
rlunrr he audience The iirsi SiN Front Rows viii
.t,nc the Parque,ta they newly cushioned and The backs
stuffed. hat every will bc entirely separate. each one
forming NJ Arm Char.
The Manager incurred considerable expense ~ adopting
tbs plan-however he PROCESSES 10 promote ih pen,.re 4'
his fair patrons hy ms puw- LAlllt " u
RE ADMITTED To THE pARQCEl'rE WrrHuCT
ANY EXrR PRICE hu; Gentlemen will tc charged an
additional smiling
LOUISA InJROfilEi WAGNER. SISTER OF the celebrated
tp>ey Queen can consulted during the day and evening
Ej-An afternoon Entertainment on Wednesdays aud Snt
urduys ut ocnck;an every evening ~ a to c'cs
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. apis
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10 Clay J,,hilce.-SEvENrn WAnD BANNER PRE-
sEsr.Tros-A magnificent Banner" Wi! be presented to
the Seventh Wcd Democratic Clay Club by Jc-eph HIKE.
Esquire in behalf OF Wings OF the WG'd at C'oon Hail.
corner Bowery and Division street Wednesday Evening
9th instant ut hal: past O'clock
The Members OF the different Ciny Clubs of the city. and the
friends of Henry Clay generally are invited be pTesent
The Clay Gee Club have kindly volunteered tcr services
for the occasion.
Mr. No,Eer the celebrated Canopean player and Vonis
is engaged Tor tie evening.
The Club will be adiesse; By several distinguished speakers.
l Seats viii! be provided tor the Ladies by the Committee
of Arrangements who will be distinguished by Badges By
order Of JAMES K. WOOD. President.
JOHN CROMWELL. lS,.,rs
NlLLIAT K. LoUDoS. So az 81
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equal To the Olive Oil lie thinks may tc produced for
one hnlf the prre cfthe Inter Another gentleman Qua
cha has nto extracted oil from the Beue Seed. which Ito
,ays ns good olive Oh. lie obtained oil from the seed ON
one acre of ground valued Mt $50 "a.
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School and miscellaneous Books, &C.
WILLIAM X. CORNWELL,

93 Bearer-Stre0t, Three DOORS from PedrI Street,
{r?- Oilers at LOWEST RATES. School and Slisceln-
Books, Bunk Books Papers. Quil and Stationery
general winch he invites the attention OF Merchants.
m, 3riS
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NJ Central Clay Comni;tec.-NATiosAL
Monday Evening. Anvil 22d. Is4t

EXTRACT FROM The MINUTES -
PcsoireG by tic Delegates from the .-ver Clay Cut OF
the iy und County OF NewYots. IN Central Clay Commit
tee convened That J. y REYNOLDS. the President OF the ON
nee and hereby authorized represent and act tor the
Delegations from the Clny Clubs oi fh city winch mas he re-
present M n the Baltimore Convention on the 81 oil May next
R..fref That the Wings of the several Wards ot our city
who iay fa Baltimore attendance unon thai Convention
respectfully invited with The Clubs upoa That so'i
OCCASION.
Rcs0ired That these resolutions authenticated by the Sec
reiury. he published III ali the Wing papers
Appropriate Badges prepared oi the Delegates. can be OBJ
mined upon application the Central Clay Committee Read
ins Room National Hall. and Broadway House.
a3tSu By Order JOHN I. DODGE. Secretary.
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G-s- Railroad Iron McctinG.-'rhe third and
protby the last CoSvER> MEETING VIII he held
the above subject ut the American Institute Rooms III the Park
on Friday Evening next. =, oc lock.
Those who feel an the subject viz Can Railroad
Iron I've sdyGnia .eollsy made in this Country should uem
II involves the principles OF Protection ma u
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SCHOOI.-The attention OF purens residing Chelsea.
- Greenwich and vicinity invited TO -; Lukes School,
corner of Hudson and Grove streets under the Of
rooms are unusually spacious and healthy Instruction practl
cal and thorough Discipline parcnta but s;nct. The care
promote the health, cheeiness and moral Improvement, Of
pursued erms-sen department sl2 juu'r 81 to g.
eJi Deco,
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o. The Tu,iff il is, compared Nth tie SabS:i-
tne proposed BIZ 4irerSareS the BW reported me
United States House of Representatives Gv Gen. NcRdv 81
" C. By II. GREELEY.
The above Tract ready and for sale The Tribune office
Price slj per Ito
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ne The Misses tIiaycrrs' Will REMOVE tiicir

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES on the lst OF Alny next.
the spacious house and grounds tnOn street between
Clinton and Count streets BROOKLYN The location highly
sauhrlouS and pleasant, commanding extensive and bentl
fu prospect and the grounds comprising nearly an afford
ample room for hcatiiu recreation. For Children whose pa
renis may wish send them from the City OF New-YoIk or
from distant parts of Brooklyn tnge will he provided without
charge which viii take them and from the School
Application admission mny he mnde before the ls OF Nay
No - Lafayette uce and eiher before after that date
10 K IlnNens E.u al his olice No. 81 Mn 81. n24 lMs
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PAPER HNNGlNGS BORDER AND FIRE BOARD
| PRlN'rS.-J. II. 4 J. VI. PR Mt No. q South William
ard & stone .tvret have hand extensive assortment
Paper lhnciucs EorierS and Fire Boai Prints which trey
offer Country Merchants aud Others Oh the most favorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

Nc Martin r. Thompson. Architect and Builder
office No. Wall street prepared To furnish Plans and Super
ntend tie Erection ui buildings. Residence No. s. Clinton
Place where he may be the evening. nlI7 3nis
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NAPIER. FISHER & co, 1874 PEARL-ST.
Oircr for sale large Assortment; OF
STRAW GOODS,

OF the. yn manufacture Of the laes, styls CONSISTING Of
" Rice Rutland RFinni an Tuscan AdclH"e and b'.S.
eve Hats Ncapnhnn>: Lnce Ncapolltnns M"!cneS: iiie
straw nevos. Widow Hats and Fancy Goods generally
nhoI Iu,>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

0S- Noiice-FlFTEENTH WARD WIITCS.-'rhe
Clay Ministries will l sixth GRIND Concert Cun>tiu
ton Hall. go Broadway ON thursday EVENING. .ipril
2J,lI, lsl4.
Come all coed people that true to Clay.
And hear the Nlinstrcls muse pny.
TO please you all we II do our best.
And sing for Harry Of The West.
Tickets p cet-0 be had AT the door. Concert In
mence at s O'Clock. n2l 2tiSN&T
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~ Seventeenth, Wnrd-A special meeting ofihe
Denocrtc Wing Clay Club II the Seventeenth Ward will
he held on WEDNESDAY EVENING. ,Apnl ahh. ISL. at
the Henry Clay House hall past O'Clock. the purpose
enros the names OF Delegates the Convention assem-
bic NJ Baltimore on Thursday. Any 81 and 10 transact such
o:iIer business n may re presented 10 the Club.
THEODORE Z. TOMLlNSON. President,
i loser b kksS; {secretnhe. ,0aa
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S,PERM OH. AND CANDI. ES.-The subscriber respect.
- fully informs hs customers and friends that he has retnoy
ed h. OIL Fuctory from No 20 Canal u Nos ~ and 80
Washington street. building formerly occupied for the ispec
o PU, md Pearl Ashes where lie prepared to supply
all orders for quality Sperm OIL md Crnds Iscui.
package, 10 SUIT purchasers. L D. ! II t..lILLl.
oil ilanuinctufer. Nos. 81 md 3'6 Washington
liz 49, .t,n.t Lni.- nd
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~ The Services Of the Comsegration Of
Pe1on street Brooklyn. will take place THIS DAY, Wei!
ncdny, the slth inst n Il O'Clock NJ and the installation OF
the Rev. FREE \. FARLEY, Pastor over said Church
1lur,day the 18th Instant nj o'clock T. VI. n2i It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

~ Spring Ho;s.-I'he subscriber informs Gentlemen
that be amply supplied with the Spring Pattern
Hats.
His price will be heretofore for Fine Nurn 81 . 2nd
quality SO 81 and this notwithstanding important advance
in price stock. SPENCER 81 Chamberstreet mil ist
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L,DKNIri RI NOIiCE.-Soa lie,l.eatis. Sc. COZ
]; TON would inform MI wh" arc N want OF Furniture a
rny deer ptuu thai hc prepared IA urnrh. AMI has cO,t
Is hand large assortment including faneis fWtnt
s;n, lt,eat when Tor simplicity durability AMI economy
an. without their eu The public rnvte IL call anu eA'
anime i'cuil>' ali other kinds NJ sofas always OH hard
Those breaking Housekeeping wishing To sci! all ~ any
portion Their Furniture. Will find ready sale BY sending
line ~ calm: upon the subscriber.
Sides hy Auction faithfully attended to- 800
:i.tf Z I,NI rlN LIZ Eullnn and 81 Ann III
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no.pDrvc sfIIooI. AT NIIIJ,NSEURCH

BOARDING SCHOOL AT WILL ;tNlSDt RICH. l.. |.
ID MISS CURTlSS. long and avoFnb!y known To the pub,
lie, having rented spacious mansion nj the above nGuezl
place will open Boarding School for Indies on the
ii of May
Terms SIS per anrum for Board and Ensl tuition.
bic quarterly IN advance Music and the modern languages ct
bedding. towels and table napkins No deduction for vounta
~ absence. For further particulars Application b. nnde
huTrh. aj2i l,y-
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~ Second Ward Henry Clay Cluh.-At

~ Second Ward Henry Clay Cluh.-Ata
meeting of the Second Wax! icnTy Clay Club convened
Saturday evening the th instant. Mr. RENO. c. iANCE.
the President in the ChaT M JAMES H. ALTMAN Secretary
The following gentlemen appointed TO enroll name, oT
the Baltimore Conventions
Isl Distric;-Rcvo G. liance 70 Bcckman Edmund
Jones 81 Nassau street George w Pye, 20 Maiden lane
I'd Disr;et-Genrge ~ Hood - Fulton street: Edward L.
ackio,se u Fulton street John H. Lcerts. United States
Hotel.
Wings OF the Second Ward iosros Of being enrolled will
call upon either Of the abnvc gentlemen who will give them
information IN relation the mode otconyeyance a22
S5- Fourth Ward Henry Clay Club.-N n
meeting OF the Club held Shakespeare Hotel April 18th, the
following persons app ned Committee TO receive the
names o those intend 60 the National Convention to
be held n, Baltimore ii May next:
Jas II. BR .SE. al Pine-st
= = CnArrKRroN. IajWn,ers.
JSo. DEIrz liz Brpndway. Clay Reading Room;
WM HILL Franklin Squire:
SAYL. SPARKS. corner Of William md Duane is.
JAS. II. BRAINE. President.
i ic;; G, HIT Secretaries. ops 4.
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MRS WILLIS. the Lady learned in As?io:y has return
vi c from the south be At her residence. No.
- K.vlngton street OF Osclal where he will r:c La
private Lectures uf future aud what past. t,
SPENCE for short Name the door, and under the bell
nu! al6 Inns
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az i"'l'' ia'S' S'''''''''W wilkins ROLLINS.

L. H. III pl.OW. Auctloncer. .
DOS!IiNE CliNNCERY SALE-NALt ABLE VII
LIAN-SrREET pkOPEKrl-At the Merchants, ~
crrsc Thursday MAY the M al u ocIOcs under the dt-
rectiou of Thomas Adds Emmcr. .,.,.
The lots ofGround on the northwest corner OF liam ana
FnAr streets portion tins property Was 10 have bee'
taken b the Corporation valuation OF $40 O Tor be oe'-
in OF William This has hen deferred Tor bout iyeais,
which tnkcn VIII leave lot - hy . feet William and
Fruklurt Should tbs contemplated opening not occur
yil cave lott Map 81 the Property bc seen al to
Aurunecr, Of the present plan and ~ the contemplated M.
proyemcr Any person wishing 10 purchase Ht pync SAX IN"
DO So pcyo, the above sale npphcinn ~ q bread ~
mid F>sS lVtNly9 +. II. LUDLOW s. CO
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VAN DORENS SOLAR SPERM OTL-Warrantei So
peof every respect 10 the best S9Im and much cheap
erl both beautiful burning OIL and upon machinery
IticrS requested call and examine for theSeves at
the OIL STORE. 81 New street. ap5suh
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8. 1~sse. IRREGULAR MORNING LINE to PEEKS-
r., KIT, NgsPLA cKs IoISr, GRASSY PoiN1'
S--rySEz@---S.SivG SING. fARRTrowS. DonBs FERRY.
TAsTiSG, Ho~KR- audin: Mt the foot of lHmmondt
each wny.-The steamboat PASSAlC Capt. VIM H. Ffa1ee:
hnyIng been pnced the for few nys will commence
hcrtrs on Wednesday Apt2lh every day excepting Friday
Leaving New York at o'clock A. NJ Peeks1ll Mt IL, eN-
cert SUNDAYS when she viii leave nj o'clock.
e., - u,, ub
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ierms-To become due at the expiration Of one or two
year, as may bespecied proposals and 10 bear
at the lte oil sly 81 per per anuin nbe annually
AZ ST. 4. y. YOUNG, by. Comptroller.
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"a Isi-Prooo>als will lie received at this Office unit!
Thursday the 18th April noon. tor the reissue 81
$50 coo 'Tempcrary Water Loan" becoming due that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

YOUNG LADY. having the necessary qualifications, ard
y who has taisht the first of the
try wishes situation in respectable Seminary Teach
CT OF the English brnchcs Teacher Of Penmansh2 alone
No ob cton pia,suut Southern village location Ad
dcss or apply To g. H. WHEELER, 23 Roadway corner Of
Chambers from TO II Had to O'clock. ais 2wis
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NTANTEI-A young lady o attend Thread Needle and
w Fancy store, aud ass!.' N ne se%ns One that can
rna ations S;c nny hear OF good situation by addresSng
- Thread nj N.c4lle>" Il this office M st.
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w ANTED-A young gentleman recently from the country
w situation with merchant broker or Banker
where he can make himself generally use!-wres good
business hand and give uneSceponabc references Us t.
g. $3.50 tfr,
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A SiTIT ALTON WANTED-By a respectable young
"A wonlan DO general lcusewcrk OF small iniy or
hnmterwos Washing and Irpning. Good Ctr reference
gown lircqitc, Please apply l'6 liot,-si. s,al'S.
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273 Broadpay, Corner Chambersstreet, Granite
Building,
RESPECTFULLY call the attention Of Families Plysi-
cans rnl the public generally. aud country. To Their
extensive and well selected stock OF
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UKUUS NND VI FDICIAN TI''i
and large assortment Of the most delicate French Eng,h
German and American PERFUMES, EXTRACTS. COS
NErICS &c. together with grest variety Of Brushes
Combs and Fancy articles adapted To the Toilet the Nuf
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS,

from Saratoga ofthc Union, Congress. Pavilion and Iodine
Springs also. White Sulphur and Settle. Waters qwnys on
hand and packed trnsp1r; w safety my cstance
ICS- Goods sent TO any part 0i the CITY.
23 Broadway Of ChamLefs-stfeet Granite Bndng
ulg Inns
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Commercial and Money Matters.

70 For Sales at the Stock E1eAanse, see Last Page
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= FOR SAlE-A beautiful BLACK MARE, free
a. from white, IA build. Of good carnugc. lively
~ Traveller. and perfectly KIND ~ harness eit',.r single
~ double the tor selling being that the own
cT mas nov no more her 70 be NJ Mr. PtlTEN
stable IN Liberty street, the NJ Wasllg9n In
NC ~, IN X (o,rfln,It street az Bits
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BOARDING SiCHOOI4-iuy person about giving up house
ID eee;in=. who has good Piano t9 dispose Of AMI taus
opportunity OF dong of the first Institutions M the
ciy The Instrument will betIkcn payment for the 5aard
ofth pupil together with then any n OF the
languages, ind drawing address isis. upper post
Office. apl3 2wotI,
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ELOPED from the subscriber. on the lst in.
~ slant, negro man, named BILL, 26 years
of age, about feet or inches high, dark cem-
plexion, has an impeachment in his speech, and a
downward look when spoken to.
The said negro had on, when he left, home
spun suit Ga roundabout and pants,) and cap,
but other clothes with him.
1t is thought he will attempt to pass as free
man, under an assumed name, as William Hays,
or Simmons. He is known to visit his old haunts
in the neighborhood of his wife, who is owned by
Mr.. Jos. Dunn, DupEin Co., and he no doubt ran
gss at times in the southern part of Wayne coun-
ty, where ne is, or has been, at work. --
The above reward will be given for the appre-
hension and delivery Of said negro to me, at Mr.
g. w. Bannerman's residence, Bladen county, OF
lodged in Jail so may get him again.
COLIN SHAW.
Gravity Hill, Bladen Co., N. G. Z
-' Oct. 4th, 1914. ) Aft
P.s. STANDARD" (Raleigh,) copy till. forbid
and toward bill to this office for collections
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The Plebeian Tracts.

NOTICE TO DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS,
~ CLUBS, AND CoMMITTEEs.--In conse-
quence of the increased demand for these pop
nlar Tracts, we have reduced the price from
% so 10 % per 100. and $50 per 1000. They
ale ably written, and completely explode the
sophisms of the modern "Junius.'' They
should be largely ordered by our Democratic
friends throughout the country. No Demo
Graf should be without them. All orders sen,
to the PAbeian Office. Remittances in bills
OF specie,paylng bank, accompanying the OF
ders, will be received.
No: THE Injustice of the Tariff on Rev
enue Principles. 1853. aaE
No. 2-The Injustice of the Tariff on Pro-
tective Principles.
LEVID sLAMM, Publisher.
March, ID, ls4A
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
"D1STRICT De MOCRAT."
tOXFORD, NORTH cARoLINA.l

iOXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA.l
VENHE Undersigned propose to publish in Tho
IL Town of Oxford, Granville County, Norh
Carolina, paper to be entitled the DISTRICT
DEMOLRAT,' devoted to Politics, Agricu,ur
and General Intelligence, provided a sufhcien
number OF subscribers can he obtained TO usfh
them in the undertaking. They deem it unuece
sary to enter into minute detail of their poliu
tenets. but think it will suffice to say, that thevm
opposed TO the political measures of the miscaA
Wing Party; believing them to be submissive
our Constitution, dangerous to our civil libery,h
furious to the welfare of our country. and our per
and prosperity as nation. With such belief NJ
will oppose by every. fair and honorable means b
election of Henry Clay Of Kentucky, TO the Pa.
Dental Chair, as he is the head and leader of III
party, and has pledged himself to procure the FL
erai policy, and carry out to their full extent h
rulnous measures, and dangerous political expet
ments of the same. Moreover. having opeDb
pledged himself to ,amper with the Constutm
under which we have lived so long and so prose-
rously, and TO destroy mutuila,e that power (da
Veio,) which is now aud was created for its SALE
Su"''' w 'HHnot keep from viewing, as must ee
~ other true Democrat, his elevation to that 81,
which he rs now, and has been seeking Cor omar
years, ny every means in his power, as an era L
the political history Of our government that mus [
be regarded by every true patriot with fair and s
prehension, for the consequences that must enu.
such beng our opinions with regard to Mr. Cla
political character, we shall hoist at the head
our columns for President and Vice p esident Il
the United States, the nominees of ia Demoe ~
National Convention, James x. Polk II Tsnnsl
see, and George NJ. Dallas of Pennsylysnia; al
| shall use every fair and honorable meas to ensua
their election. 10 DO this, we earnestly solicit d
the hands of the Democrats of the Tn CObges
slonal District reasonable and competent sup
port; being more numerous they are better able
support press than the opposite party; and yeti
the District where the Democracy have ma iOTI
the Wings support newspapers, and they bail
not single one with the excel ton of one sna
sheet
Taking thes" things into consideration, wehun
biz submit, whether justice to themselves, the caa
and principles they profess, and regard for thf
credit of the District to which they belong dm
not demand at their hands some local vehickd
Information on political subjects.
COLLINS g. STROTHER
September, s, 1914.
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OEING DESTROYS of moving to the West. Of
- fer for sale my plantation on Topsail Sound
(caIled Oakley,) IL miles and half from Will
mington; containing four hundred acres, of which,
about three hundred and twenty is cleared, the
balance heavily numbered, and in point of fertility,
are equal, if not superior to any lands OH the
Sound, and particularly adapted to Corn and
Ground Peas. The improvements on this place,
are nearly all new, the dwelling House having re-
Gently undergone thorough repair. New Barn,
Stables, Wagon House, and all necessary out
buildings. The dwelling House is situated on a
high bluff, overlooking the ocean, with fine inlet
in 'front.' and as regards beauty, health. and conve-
nience to the best Fish and Oysters, is not sur
passed by any other residence on the coast. Fur
Their description would be unnecessary as it is pre-
sumed that those wishing to purchase would first
view the premises. / am determined on selling,
and bargain may be had. NJ. c. NIXON,
Nov. l, 1874. Tiff