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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18
J. NJ. OWENS.
Nyw.l,oSpoy. Feb,

NEWLONpON. Feb. 18th. lsll.
Ae..rs s,Sps- is with heartfelt gratitude God, end
maily thanks for your valuable Medicine which has
l-n the o restoring to leal and enables %
give account sickness from my hands. Ny
disease at m seemed light, and did not ihk necessary to
call physician but grew and physician
called who attended five months the liver complaint
Two large bnc:cs then made ef appearance both sides OF
ms neck Tie Doctor sad had Scroa and Consumption,
and lie could nothing 'r thea took ten bc,.:e, u:
aIsnm of LiverwVr which helped my cough at ir,, but tins
fuAl and Last sliuinc5 weak AMI the
pain in my side great that the thought o moving char
burden In this condition. given up bg y friends and
paa and the wonderful had performed and resolved
make ,fa of It's virtues. When had t1kcn only
unc bottle the pam side much reicrN, anu my
strength MITCH increased t went ont unbek known 10 my
friends md walked mic without much fatigue. nm sti
ing the Sarsapara wiki good effect and the Scro
iUla fast disappearing. Iours, with gTent respect
ESTHER ID. RICH.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of superior
sue und efficacy pamphlets which may 10 obtained o
agents gratis.
Prepars.! and sold WHOLESALE aud Retnil by
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FANCY GOODS AND COMB WAREHOUSE
WM IT CARY & co

FANCY GOODS AND COMB WAREHOUSE.
VIM. III. CARY & co.
1856 Pearl street. opposite Cedar street.
EFAVE FOR SALE BY THE PACKAGE. or in lots Ia
II jobbes and etales full stock the following
GOODS which will he sold on the best terms:
Spool Cotton, Shoe Lacets, Tnles nnd Cords,
Hooks and Eyes. Ivory Bone aud Metal Eyeets
Silver pchcil Cnscs Silver 'fhinbles,
Spectuccs. spoons Linen Threads, Fish Lines
Scissors, PenknlveS aud Rnzors oi the best pGerS
Percussion Gun Cnjs and Pills,
I;end Bags and PurscS-Gso Silk Purse.
lndia Rubber S,,spcnlers, Garers and Watch Guards.
Buttons of Bone Metal Gilt. Lasting and Peur in every
variety,
90 cases Ivory Combs including every size and quuiy.
coo duz. Tortoise Shell Combs of various kinds,
200 doz mock Shell Combs latest patterns,
300 doz Brushes, comprising GSsortmeDt
60 cases Pins pack, Pound md American
cases Needles OF the best makers nj the lowest prices
cuses Knitting Pins. from No ID to q.
And great variety of other Goods well adapted for City
on,I Couniry Trade mhaS lmeodr
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Washington Irving. Esq.
Daniel Webster
Capt Alex. Slilell Mackenzie.
Hon Guan c. Nerplanck.
Rev George DUBOIS. lTorrrtown.
Nathaniel b. HOLMES. EsG.
Zebcdcc Cook. Jr. Esq.
WIN. Cullen Bryant. Esq.
Francis Hail. ESD
George Il. Trlmble. New York City.
J. r. Van Rensselaer,. MD.
Rev. Nathan Bangs. MD.
Harper * Brothers. mars 6weot
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NJADDER-lS casks prime Ornbro for snie by
lNl ais GRLNNELL MINTURN s. CO.. rs South st.
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A. Is. & ID. SANDS Wholesale p.uggists.
~ Fulton 81. New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the uwtcd States
pace 81 per bOl.!e-sX bottles Tor So.
10 The public respectfully requested Ia remember that
s:ans> Si.>uparu lha, as an constantly achieving
such remarkable U the most difficult class OF diseases 20
vc the human SUBJECT; therefore ask for a"dss ar-
,apprila and take M other inh2. In
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RICHARDS, CRONKHITE Il SHAN
Il

RICHARDS, CRONKHITE 4 SHAW,
80 Exchange place,
OFFER FOR SALE ts;c. &c
OFAycY CAssIMEREs-S0 cases Stripes Pnids Dngonnls,
SAriNETs-aO black. blue sreen brown dark, light anu
fancy miXtiircs
MERISo CssNgREslO cases comprising variety of cooIs
KryrrcgY JeASs-7O cases Oxford blue cadet and brown
mixtures rnl fine full b!nc. 80
rHILADELPnl, CHECKS AND GISGBAMs-o cGses low me
diun and fine qualities.
MARINERS STRIPEs-1OO bales super twliled
NEGRO kERsEYs-i0 cases very henyy 49,
PLAID SArSETs-50 cases Farnun L. Eddys well knoWn
styles as l2eodf
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G5- Health. Quiet, and Com fort.-The Graham
foue 81 Barclay New York. pro;irrS advantages to
strangers stopping days weeks the city, such ne are
racIy offered cgbi located on clean and ary ssi
very near the is. lmEt o the CITY, and m the immediate
vicinity of the principal steamboat landings is apartments are
convenient and nen while lis table 8 supplied With The he,
Vegetables and Fruits that be procured excluding entirely
Animal Food and ,timuln Of all kinds. Charges mo.erne,
and every effort made render Boarc comfortable. shower
Baths free Remember, % Barclay street W3u
G3-Lofs In Williamsburg for Sale-SS eligible
BUILDING LOTS Of extra size locicd on the main thorough
fare East from the South Ferry, surrounded NJ new ana good
buildings. They will he sold cheap to cse partnership Ap-
ply r. j. FISH, ~ NassanSt. Newiors or IN the evening
at his residence IN Williamsburg. ie2tu
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4 COMPETENT PERSON. who Is willing to siyc trsirac-
tons IN Water Color Painng. between y pass ant .
clock NJ may hear O: pupil by atdfcs'1; nee 10 4 o
lt,nr ta,n,s real name and at the oce OF nt.
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YORK, THURSDAY r1oBNzNG. APRIL rs, lsAa
The Adopted Citizens, and the Loco-Foco
Party.

The Adopted Citizens, and the o-Foco
Party.
To the Editor Of Ae Tribune
The Plebeian, and other kindred LocoF COCO prints,
are loudly calling on the adopted citizens to organ
ize with them, and avenge The insults which they
say the Wings have offered them, in voting for Har-
per instead of their own candidate, Mr.. Franklin.
This much reminds me Of the common trick OF u
detected robbcr who is always the first and the loud
est in the cry of "s,op thief" What, let me ask,
have the American Loco-Focos done for the Adopt
ed Citizens in the late election, which demands Of
them gratitude and future fidelity to The Tammany
party? Why, simply this: 1000 native Loco-Fecos
stood by their candidate, tMr. Coddington,) while
5000 of them voted for the deadly enemies OF the
only to look and see from where Mr.. Coddington's
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EIAMIrY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BDYS.-WIL.
Il LIAM ". ENSIGN Of litchfield having been engaged
teaching Tor number o years. has fitted u m Establish
for the purpose OF the most beautiful and herhy
part, OF the county days ride om New c >Sh:eh has
been successful nerun for the last three years > now IN
city 40. ~ Cherry street Pareats and guardians wish
ing place Their children retired OF the county, where
their morals will he strictly ntleIe to- nnd the tsachers time
wholly given to trlning their minds IN fitting them oI me va
uls departments of lie. will please give l then utrSs
aud he viii call hcm their residences when numerous and
satisfactory references will lie gwen his number limited TO
Rev. T. " Andrews Broadway Tabernacle.
Rev. C. ". READ, Pentl s..
LOCKWOOD De FOR EST. Esq. St. Marks Place
Nrr.Ynnr i Ann s. iSli ~ --'' n17 q.
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ROY from, the COUNTRY sixteen yeas Of age wants STU
AZ. =; M d S1SS FS,i,on st,eet apl2 2ws
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p0ASD-Fof Two three s;Hse genieI;e1n ,iy ee , n
snow >; Il Ess, Roadway and paf!ur and bedroom so
,bc 10, cene,an and his VIE. two snse geaiieiIen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18

NJ NYrFDA xitnstiol by respectable woman do tho
w general hc;>so Of small pnvsic taniy OF 70 taSe
care OF children. No objection the country, sna good
washer and noCer Can e good city reference Apply Il
Ma,f-s
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IRON AND SrE-D,r Band Hoy IND sS,;5 SS5Sl asi s5sa
Rli.ier Gcnn! and Shear Steel with full assortment OF al
other articles III their lne. for ale hy >,,co,rr
200 Clr corner John treet.
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poARDING- SCHOOL FOR BOYS; New canaan Semi
- many CT Number Of pupils limited 10 t'SeiIy
Tire Principal be seen duTnS the Ezi anu I VICE. Ss 9
AnrI Mt l Pearlstree Ccua:s be cttsDes ot t D.
: Webb IA Cvunds, 5r WIN. Browning, - North MSofs
street or ID. S DuncOnb. BoweEy. JOHN oSDofAN.
az In
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z OF every description. IN BfnnuWay sS's ~ o..
g and Long Island Boot and Shce store. llQ Faon near
Pine Apple street, undcr the Brooklyn nbefnscic
@SsrTIl / ARfSH0RNE having completed ine'f sase @
en,s for manufacturing eNtensvey TIE Dst luat ui pu9'
snI hoe, respectfully invite the citizens OF BrooAyn ana
yicnty particularly those who feel hvey interest w we
prosperity hs growing c!,y 10 cali and eSae e quA'
' We hSv, been so frequently solicited by those WHO arc
familiar with business IN Broo&n aniwiilms io maze ny ser
task supplying a who may favor with heir patronage
with such ART ccs they may desire , t,,, ho;,,
Workmc, have been employed from other ceS MOT cens
able Ia lind them here accustomed to making frS rae WORK
md nuT description Boots and Shoes VIII be made 10 oIef
short notice Of quality not surpassed " any ss NJ % hY
this that we desire them fnr better article uAhs
generally furnished by the dealers N thl city , o, ..,,,
they may prefer either American. French or Ehglh.
Cldres Shoes o sizes and qualities constantly On nhu
greater variety than is usually offered at any whoesaeo OF
Articles made order nor expected to be taken unie
I W. s,s w p Keep supply of INDIA RUBBER SHOES Of
WHY should the citizens of brooklyn go to tie city Of New
York lnr their boots aud shce- u
We Halter ourselves they VII not aief onceustis VIC qua
~ SSiITm 6; nARrSHoRNE. 40 Fgltea-s,Teeti
B-CommDn Boots and Shoes enabled TO iGfnlsh
Of lower p.ce than any other establishment ns one o our Ii
spends the most Of s time among the mGn9iacurSH supply
selling to the trade IN n. Y. for whOesa!c;n:. ls lw
-l-TlioM,PsoN'ST TRUSSES-Ot Office No. Is Beck
~ man street. About 10 oi tie hrst piy ysciiis nun
So surgeon, of NswYors have given their decided f.
preercnceo this Tr us you can g,ahtonle h nn, !ns
q pressure from TO iifty pounds or the rupture
without bacS pad which does much injury 10 :he spie;
fair trial eng the b>, Of superiority 1t Is applied hnd SIX
days TRIAL gwen und If the rupture wlie per
forming kind Of exercise coughing aud give per'ec
which you shonld buy any RUS a pen]isni ] cu'e e''"'
;e and the round tic hips they can Srndnats uo
prtir to suit their Sold wholesale and reaa at lS BECK
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18

A STU ALTON WANTED by two young woEieI-o0e 70
n 30 c0okp, ysshirg and Ironing: the other as ehambs-
mad art nurse. Apply - Suhysns in the rear al. y
VTTANrED-A good Toileite aud Dressing Boz Aakes. E.
steady nan Inquire Of Sger Mcuusy. corner o Csnai
nd Film ti4
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POW4.aT.A.N HOUSE,

d s POWHa1.4JN HOUSE, ~ s
lOICHMOND, YIRGINIA-On the LIST Of April
last this fashionable and popular Hotel passed into
the hands Of the subscriber whose whole time and IT.
tenton directed to the comfort and grati6cation
of his guests 1t has just been repaired, and is now
in good order for the reception Of company The &c
Communications superior, and sufficient for 40
persons. Many of the rooms are large, and fitted up
especially for the of travelling families and
are furnished with excellent beds and hair mattresses.
His table isserved with every Wand Of the season.
pared in good old Visyinia style
To the old patrons of the house no would say that
he has made many alterations and additions for the
better and he his friends, who have boon In
the habit of calling on him for the last ten years 1t
Dbrells Springs and the Warm Springs, that at the
Powhatan House they will find him no less deserving
their encouragement.
The position Of tho Powhatan House is decidedly
the best in the city 1t is elevated, dry, airy, unin-
numbered by other houses and very the business
streets, railroad depots steamboat and packetboat
landings. CHS. L. DIBRELLs
Good hacks and porters always ready to COM
vey passengers and their baggage to and from the
House. je29 BIN
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YE.N11YaN BLINDS. VEA11EaN BLINDS !,

VNILLIAM NOEL, thankful for past favors, begs
w leave most respectfully to inform his former
customers and the public generally, that he still con-
tnues to manufacture all kinds of INSIDE vENl-
TIAN BLINDS, all colors and sizes, suitable for
public and private edifces Also, painted Window
Shades, different patterns and prices; Linen and COM
mon Curtains, furnished to order FANCY BLINDS,
all sizes and very cheap and everything appertainng
to screening windows. Worsted Cord, Tassels and
Bindings, all colors.
W.. N would say TO all those who are in want OF
any of the above articles just to give him call and
they shall be accommodated. Old Blinds repainted
and repaired, and all orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Call at the sign of the NAM.
MOTH BLIND between 18th and 18th streets, south
side Of Pennsylvania avenue. jell-u
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BLADENsBURG WING FESTIVAL.

All persons who intend joining in the celebration
on the 4h of July, at Badensburg will meet on the
Academy grounds that day. by 10 o'clock, to form
procession which will proceed to the place of cele-
bration in the following order:
LIST. Marshal of the day.
Cd. Officers of the Bladensburg Clay Club and its
3d. State Central Committee.
Ait. Invited guests.
5th Officers of the Washington Clay Club, its men,
bers, and other guests from Washington.
9th. Officers of the Marlborough Clay Club and its
members.
7th Officers of the Baltimore Clay Clubs their MEM
bers, and other guests from Baltimore.
9th. Officers of the Georgetown Clay Club, its men,
bers, and other guests from Georgetown.
9Th Officers Of all the Clay Clubs in the county, and
their members.
10th Officers of Alexandria Clay Club, its members,
and other guests from Alexandria.
18th Citizens of the State of Maryland.
18th. Citizens of other States
18th. Citizens of Prince Georges.
18th Marshal
c. B. CALVERT, President.
J. T. w. DEAN, Secretary.
~ Chief Observation-Disclosures KIRKwooD.
assistants
T. Belt. Chas. Dgges,
C. G. Clark, ]. B. Brookes,
d. w. Ferral Robert Wright,
Geo. A. Dgges, e. B. Stephen,
T.. S. Ferral, w. w. HILL
H. H. Warning. w. o. Baldwin.
~ The Club have erected a table expressly to
dine the ladies, and committee of gentlemen have
been appointed to attend to them exclusively.
July l.
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The Wing Club of Bladensburg will give Barbe-
at the old Spa ground on the 4th of july to which
the voters of Prince Georges the Wings of Maryland
the District of Columbia and the neghboring States
are requested to attend with their Banners, Music,
sc. Many distinguished Wings will be present and
address the meeting Seats will be provided for the
Ladies. Ample provision will be made for two thou
sand persons, any other number that may give us
their company. Strict decorum will be enforced, and
no Intoxicating drinks will be allowed the ground
under any pretext.
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GENERAL ORDER.

The Wings of Washington will assemble to-
morrow at the Club House, at o'clock, for the
purpose of visiting Bladensburg. The line to be
formed at n o'clock precisely, there 10 await the
arrival of the Georgetown Club.
The Marshal and Assistants will appear with
blue sashes and batons.
The following gentlemen will act as Assistant
Marshals: John Q. P Degges, Joseph Thompson,
VIM. H Winter, A. Baldwin, John w. Martin,
Samuel T. Ashby, George Collard, R. W. Bates,
and John II. Kirkwood.
JOHN A. BLAKE, Marshal.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION,

FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION,
ISL. AND COTILLON PARTY TO
$SaIe9zzRA FORT WASHINGTON, MOUNT
VERNON, AND BOWENS PAVILION, A.
QUA CREEK.-The large and splendid steamer,
SYDNEY, Capt. NEWT, will leave Shoots wharf,
Georgetown, on the morning of the 4th at O'Clock,
the City at 8, Blagdens wharf, Navy Yard, at 81,
and Alexandria at 10 o'clock. The boat will stop
sufficient time at Fort Washington for passengers to
view the Notifications, late improvements on the
place, &c. The boat will pass Mount Vernon, and
proceed to Aqua Creek, and will return TO the city
by o'clock the same evening. Arrangements have
been made with the proprietor of the above place to
furnish dinners and good supply of fish, crabs, oys-
tiers, &c. There will be a splendid collation. on
board for those who prefer it. and plentiful supply
of Confectionery Ice Creams, &C., under the drec-
ton of Mr.. Lafon, and can be had at fair charge.
Those wishing to be of the party, will be on board in
time, as the boat will positively leave at the above
named hours. The Marine Band will be in attend
ance as also Cotillon Band, which cannot be sur
passed in the District
Tickets, admitting lady and gentlemen, 81 extra
ladies and chidrens tickets so cents-to be obtained
at Harrington's Hotel Navy Yard, at Gilmans Drug
Store, Washington, of Capt Nevitt Alexandria, and
at the boat on the morning Of the 4th.
ie24-eo3tSxd3t
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ALEXANDRIA WING FESTIVAL.


The Committee, appointed by the Alexandra Clay
Club, to make arrangements for celebrating the en-
suing Anniversary of American Independence, an
nounce to the public, the following
PROGRAMME:
All the friends of CLAY, FRELINGHUYSEN,
and the UNITED STATES who may be in Alex
andra on that day, requested to assemble at the
Market Square, at 10 o'clock, A. M, where process.
sion will form under the direction of Marshals, and
march, preceded by music, down Fairfax to Prince
street. up Prince to Royal St. up Royal to King ST.,
up King to Washington ST., out Washington street to
the Mount Vernon Course, where the Declaration OF
independence will be read by d. A. Veitch, Esq, and
an Grafton delivered by H. w. Davis, Esq. Sue
ceedng which, several addresses upon the principles
and candidates Of the two parties will be made, should
time permit, by Messrs f. l.. Smith, A. Stuart L. B.
Taylor, DIR. R. G. Mason, H. W. Thomas, S. M. Ball.
G. w. P. Gusts, and others, who have been invited
to do so.
A Public Dinner will be served in the commodious
Club House attached to the Course, under the drec-
ton of Mr.. j. H. Zimmerman. Tickets for the Dim
ner, (prce so cents CAM be obtained at the stores
of Messrs. Bell s. Entwsle, S. Shnn, and J. Muir,
and John H. Zimmerman, West End Those who
omit to do So can obtain them at the office on the
ground The tickets to be returned when called for
at the table.
The Wings of Washington, Georgetown, and the
adjacent Counties, are cordially invited to unite with
us in celebrating the day. steamboat will leave
convey invited guests and others, who desire to at
tend. committee of reception will be in attendance
| at the Wing Head Quarters, to welcome strangers
National Salutes will be fired during the day, the
flags of the shipping in port displayed, and all per-
in town, friendly to the celebration request
ed to close their places of business on that day.
The Wing Ladies, it is hoped, WILL as cver greet
| the Procession when on its march. To accommodate
them ample arrangements have been made at the
Course, and an imposing array Of them is confidently
expected to be present at the Grafton and addresses.
1t is recommended that every Wing who may be in
town on that day to wear badge. To those not
otherwise provided, the old buff and blue is suggested,
and all are requested TO be punctual in their attend
ance to join the procession.
No intoxicating liquors will be tolerated upon the
ground which is under the entire control of the COM
mttee.
Committee Of arrangements designated by badge
of blue, buff, and white)--S Shinn, G. /. Thomas,
r. Crupper, T. M. White, J. Tatsapaugh, B. t.
Piummer, j. M. Stuart, J. Muir. Capt Fletcher,
Capt N Boush, f. Wheeler and w. R. Ball.
Committee of Recepion--Jos. caches, l.. Mckenzie,
and A. j. Fleming.
J.P. MIDDLETON Chief Marshal
Alex. hammond,
Samuel X. Adams,
William Price, As, M.r.hols
George Byran, 400
William K. Ball,
William Wright,
July l.
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AUCTION SALES.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at .aUC7Y0N
~ A. M we shall sell, at the residence Of Hon 3.
O Spencer on Presidents square, 4 variety of
Household and Kitchen Furniture We enumerato
the following articles, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Divans, Chairs, Hat Racks s
Large Mirror, Silver Branches, Floor Mattipx
Bedsteads, Mahogany ardrobes, Bursaua, WSsh-
stands, sc. .
With many other articles of Household Furniture.
Plain Tables, and assortment of kitchen REQUISITES
Terms of sale : All sums of and under x0S, cash
over $685. credit of sixty days. for approved endors
ed notes. All bills to be settled for before delivery
ROBERT w. DYER 4 CO..
jyI-3tif Auctioneers.
~ The above sale is postponed in consequences
OF the incemency of the weather until Friday, To
5th inst at the same hour and place.
r. W.DYER Co, asR ~
jy3 Auctioneers.
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FURNITURE SALE.

N FURNITURE SALE. e1$ ME-
Nm Saturday morning, the 9Th inst at o'clock,
will sell in front Of my store good assortment Of
new and secondhand furniture, among which will b
found almost every article used in housekeeping viz
Mahogany Sofas, Sideboards, Dining and Breakfast
Tables, high and low post Bedsteads Beds Bedding,
Mattresses, Mahogany parlor rocking, cane end wood
seat Chairs Looking Glass, Carpets, Androns, Show
els, longs, eight day and thirty hour brass and wood
work Clocks, Washstands, Toilet Tables, Toilet Sets
Solar and Astral Lamps cut and pressed Tumblsr1,
Glass Jars, &c. and lot Of Kitchen furniture. -
w. MARSHALL, '7773a
jy3 Auctionesr. S.
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WASHINGTON CITY CLAY CLUB.
aT The CLAY CLUB will meet on Thursday
morning at the Club House, at 7 o'clock pre-.
csely. John A. Blake will act as chief marshal,
with power to make all arrangements, and to APP
point such assistant marshas as he may require.
By order of the committee of arrangements.
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LOCAL N E W s.

FOURTH OF JuLy.--The national anniver.
sary will be celebrated by the Wings of the
District and the adjacent counties in Virginia
and Maryland at Bladensburg and Alexandria
Great preparations have been made by the true
hearted Wings of these ancient boroughs, and
the most cordial Invitations extended to their
brethren of Washington. The Clay Clubs of
this city and Georgetown, as we have before adj
vertised, have accepted the invitation to Bladens-
burg, and will 60 in procession from the Club
House to the railroad depot, where an extra train
will be ready 10 convey them out. One of the
admirable regulations of the day excludes the use
Of intoxicating drinks at the table and upon the
ground.
Two patriotic songs prepared by worthy Wing
of this city, will be sung upon the occasion. The
Clay Club have purchased five hundred copies,
but as that number will serve but small portion
of the thousands who will be present, we recon-
mend that every Wing who hath music in him
SELF or is moved by the concord Of sweet sounds"
obtain copy. They can be had at R. Farnham's,
corner Of 18th street and the Avenue, and also
at the place of celebration tomorrow. One of
the songs is to the national air, yankee Doodle,
the other to the air, Scots wa ha'." They will
rank among the best Wing lyrics which the cam
paign has produced. That those employed in our
Office may participate in the festivities of the
son, no paper will be issued tomorrow.