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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-14

ysT TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
w would hereby inform all persons Interested that
we are making up superior lot of fashionable FA IL
and WIN TEX CLOTHING, of The most approved styles
and workmanship, and Will guaranty to sell 5 per cent.
cheuper han any other establishment in the District
Although we have 900 pieces Of this and 1000 do.
of another left for seasons, still have, and viii
keep good assortment of fashionable Overcoats, Dress
and Frork Coats Vests and Pants, OF all kinds Also an
NJ sorlmenl of Shirts, Collars Bosoms Drawers, Under
shirts line silk and satin Scarfs and Ties Gloves, Ss
penders &C. ut our auction store, Pennsylvania Avenue,
near 18th street, LEWIS d. HUNT, Auctloneers.
N b. take this method to inform all my old custom.
ers and the public that have made engagement to
supern,end The clothing department for Messrs Lewis d
Hunt, and pledge myself IN At all their clothing shall De
made well and N good style. would return my thanks
10 nv old customer and ask the continuance OF ihelr
favofs at Lewis d Hunts where they will be attended
to as heretofore. Gentsmen wishing to furnish their
own gouds have them made and trimmed IN style and
ut low prices, warranted to fit.
EVAN HUGHES, Il 0.s
At Lewis e. Hunts Auction Store h
oct 81 Penn. Avenue near 18th street
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ID |. A. CULVERWELL. Collector and .4gent
IN. offers his services to his friends and the public
generally for the collection oaccounts and any agen-
cy business they muy be pleased to favor HIM with,
promising prompt action and speedy returns. Resi-
dence AN 9Th street, between and h streets, oPpo
site McLe Academy where four five gentlemen
can be Accommodated with board, without lodging.
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MANASSAS FRENCH COURSE, an Oral Sys
ll TEN of Teaching Living Languages, illustrated
by practical course of lessons IN the French through
the medium Of the English, by Jean Manesca, fourth
edition, revised. For sale by
R. FARNHAM,
corner lth street and Penn. av.
Where may be found all the French School books
now in use, and sold at very low prices
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NEW BOOKBI.NDERY.

w LILLIAN n, NALLEY would respectfully in
form his friends and the public that he has opened
Bookbndery on Pennsylvania avenue, next door to
Beers's temperance Hotel He would request those
who have bucks to bind to give him call, where ne
MAJ always be found ready to execute all orders left
with him. ap l7--6m
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WINTER CLOTHING Ar flpE REX GEM
PROFIT! ...
N VIM. MARSuALL'o old established stores for
Bargains ... ........ ....... .... ..
900 Coats
1000 Pair of Pants
1000 Vests t.@.a .@. t@-
have now on hand the largest and handsomest assort
meni of fashionable Clonlg ever offered III this CITY,
which will sell for cash, al per cent profit The goods
having been ull bought for cash, i'll New York al great
sacrifices enables offer them al such low prices as
scarcely be credited lhont examining for yourselves
am selling Goats aud Pants for about the same price
YOU would have pay for the cloth at retail, by Which
means you will save the making.
Also, large and handsome assortment OF GenteWens
articles, viz shirts Bosoms, Collars Snspendes, Scarfs
Stocks, Gloves, Socks, Caps, DC. &c.
Also a large and handsome assortment of fine English
and French Cloths and Cussimeres, silk and aan Vesi-
ings rich Cut Silk Vesngs, latest style.
With a good assortment OF iigared and PLAN Beaver
and Pilot Cloths, Tor coats al OF which VIII make
10 order for the price The Clolng sold out OF
nv sore The fit and The material warranted. With the
best workmanship aud in The most fashionable style
by the best cutters in the United STATES.
WM MASHALLS
Auction and Commission Store, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between and 10Th streets, and al my allonng
establishment 5 doors OF Co enan date Gadsby 81
Hotel corner the alley leadng 10 Walker d kminei
stainless soctl2
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{. GENTLEafE.Nss FURNISHING, ARTICLES.

4 1E.NTL EJfE.N'S FURNISHING ARTICLES.
wv have received from Philadelphia an extern
w tenslve invoice Of Wearing Apparel, to be sold
cheaper than ever for instance: Shirts, with neh
bosoms and wrist ands, for 81 cents, worta ~ % !;
Do. super with long bosoms and Byron collars SUIT
able for summer wear for 81 25-just the same ari-
Gle they ask you 50 81 for IN other diggns; DO SUI
per do, all linen, for SO! What all linen, for rs?
why, they charge IS elsewhere-they must be COM
mon and coarse. No, they amt, either--call and
see-they speak for themselves. Bosoms, for ~,
lSs 25, ST., and so cents; Collars, at l2a, 1884, and
25 cents worth SO cents; DO. super do French, at
81 and 50 cents. Summer Stocks 37z cents
worth rs cents Black Italian Silk Cravats. Scars,
Gloves, and Hosiery, with large assortment oil sum
mer Clothing at Northern prices ,,,
LEWIS & HUNT,
mays Penn avenue, near lth ST.
TINE. JUNIUS TRACTS.-No. g. Democracy,
| lust received Also, on hand: No. |. The Test
or parties tried by their acts No. The Currency
No g. The Tariff; Ne. 4. Life of Henry Clay; NO
S. Political Abolition.
NOTICE-Commttees clubs and all persons de
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ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, Wash.
ington or to GkEELY & McELRATH, Tribune
office, New York, who will promptly forward Them
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mittances by mail post paid or free, at the risk OF
the proprietor Price for any Of the series ~ oo
per 100 copies, or $40 per thousand Postmasters
are authorized by law to make remlttances under
their frank. X. FARNHAM,
jan 80 Bookseller cor. lth ST. and Penn Az.
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A. PHILADELPHIA BIRD CAGES
nm extensive assortment Of hooking and Canary
Birds Cages Just received and for sale at manuiac
turer's prices JAMES NJ. DURSETT,
snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy Goods Store,
Mar 90 Pa. Av. No. " , east OF Gadsby's Hotel
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WHITE LEAD, LLNSEED OIL, PUTTY Sc
KEGS White Lead, 81 Gallons Lnseed On,
eJU buU Pounds Putty, put up IN bladders, oo Boxes
Window Glass, from by III to Ia by q
lust received and for sale low for cash or to pune
tual customers, by v. 'hhEo'
an IL corner l4th and b steets.
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DYOTT'S FAMILY MEDICINE CHESTS,

~ confirming the Sixteen STANDARD Preparations, Of
which T. w. DYOTT, NJ D.. is sole proprietor,
Chest No |, contains flows, with full directions
for using attached to each article, vH.' !. - -
IL boxes DyOtt's Anti Bilious Pills, - 10 O0
Z Niahy's Plaster Cloth, small size, 2s SO
2 Mahy's Plaster Cloth, middle size, SO 90
Niafy's Plaster Cloth, large size, s.N 90
Roberson's Elixir of HEALTH !. 30 90
2 Robertson's Veg. Nervous Cordial. 4 30 90
Godbolds Veg. Balm Of Life, 90
2 Robertaon's Govt and Rheu. Drops zoo 4 90
Q Robertson's Stomachic btters, 90 90
. Dyott's Veg Tonic Bitters, 10 %
+ Dyott's Veg Purg Compound 90 2 90
2 Dvott,s Circassian Eve Water IS rs
9 Vickers letter Ointment, ...t.t- f. -. 37t 70
Tssots Rheumatic Drops, 20
. yicker's Enbrocaton In. Is so
2 Roberson's Worm Destroying Lozenges SO ! 90
Q pyott's Toohache Drops, y oO
2 Dyott's Patent Itch Ointment, % ! 90
The whole amounting to $5O 10
Dsct. for Cash, 33i, making Chest No. !, sly GO
Contents twice the above in Chest No 2, .3. 40 10
Contents three times the above in No. g. !. VI. bO w
Remember these the Forty Years tested Medical
Preparations In the Of each Medicine Chest
will be found remedy for every disease which the
human body subject to- 1t is for these and these only
that hold ourselves accountable for the performance
of that for which they set forth and so highly pa
tronzed and recommended by all classes OF our fellow
citizens and in of failure, where they are used
agreeaby the directions the money will be returned
BY applying the Fountain Head, No ~ North Second
Street Philadelphia T. w. DYOTT 81 SONS.
r1r For further particulars see DYoTT's ORACLE OF
HEALTH. Copies of which can be had gratis by apply
ing at The office, No 1872 NORTH SECOND Street, or
Of such persons keep the above medicines for sale.
Each article to be had separate.
For sale in shingon, at the Bookstore of r. Farm
HAM corner of It'll street and Pennsylvania avenue
md at the most respectable drug stores the District
nov 2 sSt
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- containing the sixteen plaDudIu TIepdSatioib, OF
which T. w. DYOTT, M. D., is sole proprietor,
Chest No |, contains Flows with full directions
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PATENT OrFfcE, May 81, 1874.
Gentlemen The Coal that you furnished for the Patent
Office during this last spring proved very excellent; and
used the same kind which delivered at my house
II proved in both cases highly satisfactory. ..1a
i E.- t.0. II. L. ELLSWORTH.
Messrs. J. PErTIBoNE & Co, Washington.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-10-04
OLD UNITED STATES FLAG.

The Flag wss Thirteen Stripes, red anl
Nhiic, with raulesnake extended, month
open and sting out, towards the outer l'l'
Of the flag The tail just touching the siaf
as If sprngne oa n foe under The s'aso
the following words: 4" Don't tread On mt
There was no field Of blue OF White p
stars, bu, simply as above siaied-and 81
was thai rery FJg while donllug from la'
main royal Of tie frigale Alliance, uaa'i
tho gallant Paul Jones', that dashed lnI'
n British fleet Of twebiy.one sail Of The 'l''
IN the North Sea, the intrepid Jones dcIW.
ering bis slnrboafd and larboard bfo','
sides, under q ten knot breeze into the NC
miral, aud receiving the fire OF the VINCE
fleet as he passed, and under fall chase :"
The formidable foe, arrived IN saIe'y ~
Bresl. NaslriHe Gasche.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-10-04
Cure Enn FOUNDER.

The seeds Of sun.nower are tho oes' y !.
medy known for the cure Of founder y
horsos. Immediately on discovering '" 70,
ynur horse is founjerej, mix about p" a
of tho whole seed in his feed, and Il v"
give perfect cure,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-10-04
REMARKABLE CIRCUMSTANCES,

An old lady in this city, (says The ifH
Budget, aged 06 years, was enabled u9
or two since, BY the birth Of greai's,,a
grand daughter, TO say" Arse daugn'Y y,
and 90 to thy daughter, for Thy daughter :
daughter hath daughter" there " ,
five successive generations Of the fanny
all females, now living.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-10-04
For TILE GROUP.

Slice or GU, onions, then cover thr'h w
pulverized sugar, (eilhcr white or BROW u,
the juice Of tho onion viii dissolve .he y
gar; when given the patient in small gus"
titles will give immediate relief,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
Enrs like Aprons.
From the Buffalo Commercial of Tuesda!

From the Buffalo Comrefcia OF TUESDAY.
IL A story Is told of donkey that, being
forced to look through pair of cunningly ad
iused green spectacles, coaxcd into the belief
that bundle of dry, finely shred shavings, was
vcritable, succulcnt, green fodder, and in that
fond deluson munched away with great gisto.
Leigh Hunt, too, has written charming paper
filed with delightful illusions to rural life, the
provocation to which was nothing but a gcra
alum pot in a town window. But the vcrdancy
that the donkey saw and Hunt imagined was no
thing to what is exhibited in this mornings Ga
sette. The Editor says;
We hive heard il suggested frequently that -he dvnnce
in wop this particular uDciue. was the work 81 eec
tioueerers political effect and kind OF set oil agnn,t
the universal depreciation Of the other products OF the farmer
1t is really refreshing, in a morning like this,
to encounter SO much tender, youthful greonness.
amid the barren arid waste of newspapers. The
writer must rejoice in perennial spring OF yer.
dancy, and more fortunate than the donkey is
supplied bv nature with spectacles Of the deepest
intensity of hue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
10, Protection and Free Trade-an elemeo

M Protection and Free Trade-an eiemen-
.ry e.no,.on ofthe Tariff Question showing uhy a0d ho
the rewards OF Industry and conduce 10
National Prosperity. by II. GaEgLEY-snow for sale at 'h'
Office neat and pamphe, OF Is pages ne r'spec-
liz. positions Of Me Clay md POLK IN regard to the lH
m are clearly shown Tie several objections and eavs OF
opponent, TO Protection fairly met and disposed Of Pce
SIS per thousand copies
NJ The Tariff ns II Is, compared with the subst'-
tuts proposed by IL Advesarie'-by H. GREELEY 1amph,
e, ,huwins the several provisions OF the present ann ana
Ay tins duty higher or iowero'o what "ou'u De
IN. on our ndu;try und National Interests of the changes
nrono.d By Mr. Polk and his ends-n 10 close and neat
pages. Price sis per thousand copies.
These pamphlet, have been widely and warmly hppfo'e
BY Whe Statesmen and Presses aorng lucid ana care
full exposition ofhe Tariff controversy They are well caicn
lated for circulation among candid opponents and earnest m
ouer, Clay Clubs Wing Committees and all friends oil The
Good Cause are solicited aid in dusng them among the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
L. s. SCHOONER GRAMpUs.

NoricE.-The whole amount OF the charitsb'
and received by the undersigned Tor the relief
the widows, children &c. OF the officers, seanes
and marines who were lost in the Grampus, vi
seven thousand cue hundred aud forty. one joDi
aud three cents. partial distribution mas bes'
made, upon the assumption that edch person 80 10
lett q relative entitled 10 a dividend. The bala9i
which remains is deposited in The Bank OF The W
tropols, where such portion of it a. may be W
claimed will continue unul the nrst OF January reiE
when final distribution will be made. All The r.
pens relating to the fund are open TO the inspeca
Of any person interested, either as contributor on
beneficiary. 4. o. DAYTON
Washington, July 10, lsii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

TIE MlssIssIPPE.-rhc Vlcksburg Constituta
ofthe 29lh ult. contains the following rath
startling paragraph in notice Of the state Of
river in that vicinity.
The lower part Of Perry's plantation is underF
ter, and the whole OF Demosss is Il rum At u
spot fears have been entertained Of II 80 cut Off
It is only one mile across the isihmus or neck
land, 10 the river again some six or seven miles
tOU tins CITY, such the bend of the rvar lust he7
Perrys il about five miles above; the water is p,s
ing over those plantations in fourteen places, tour
FIVE perfect torrents, all uniting in the low grog
and vending It's unobstruc,ed way 10 The riyers
low, where other plantations are destroy ed. WEI
not think channel OF any depth will be ma
through at that place, and feel confident that il c
be filled up with liIlle difficulty, aiier the ws
falls, and the expense comparatively will be tri6ia
The force OF the current is parallel 10 the bank, al
Si not he diverted by this creyasse the high "
ter will only pass over. So many reports are n,i
uiactured that we seldom know what is true. w
are almost disposed 10 think that no extended e'n
would be beneficial for one OF fifty feet in highis
each side o! the river from the mouth Of the Ob'o.
the Balize could not keep the volume OF water VII
IN lis banks the river is now said 10 average tm
mlcS IN seidth, and yet that Whole surface ris:s
inch or more In tr enty-sour hours!
The Wig Of the same date says:
We learn that the Leyee has broken a, Hendd
sons plantation, few miles below Rodney. 8,
also at f" Hard-times" ard Rodney Kings plans
Tor, aud The water is swce ping over the cotton FIX;
II ihIs be TIE case, our irlends on Lake ST. JOSEF
must suffer immensely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
THE 81. 3iiN Z.
WING NOMINATIONS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY u, 1874.
mocra,ic WING General Conn

OF In Democratic WING General ,s ,lo. Com :
mittee, July z. icis.-Resoioed, That the eiorftuc
Wing Electors of the City and County Of New fo; te re-
ouesed assemble their respective fGd. on n'iuhS
fyennr the 18TH Instant O'Clock for the purpose OF chos
inr five persons represent them IN County Convention 10
seect thirteen Delegates 10 Tie City oDd oupty 70 me Se
Convention NJ syracuse. :.
ret on Monday Evening the 18th instant. ato O'Clock, ut The
Broadway House.
severnl WARDS:
IL Ward Threshers Brost.st.cet Hotel.
N Jone,s Second Ward soel.
ID a. North River Coffee House
9Th 80 Shakespeare Ho,el.
5h Msnon House.
OH g National Hail.
nh % At such place M Ward commune deSsna'S'
Bib % Howard House.
9th 80 Kentucky Hall.
lTh A. sucn place as Ward Committee designate.
1Ith " Mnnhutan Hall.
Eah At such place ms WARD Comnttee desisth'e
lah e Corner OF Clinton md Grand ssreets.
lHh Broadway House.
18th - Constitution Hall.
10th - 7h Avenue and l9th-street-
l7th g Henry clay House.
J. h. HOBART HAws. NHH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
Is il SO {:

The Loco Focos, with Their usual adroitness,
complain Of fraud, injustice and violence IN the
election which has just passed. Marx no"
plain tale shall pot them down BY the acton
of the Loco Foco Judges in the FIRST ard Second
Wards of the First municipality and OF The
Third Ward of the Second municipality, wing
majority OF not less than two hundred and hty
was annhilatcd These three Wards would
have given every Wing candidate gloroaS
vindication. BY concerted plan, the voting in
those well known Wing Wards was INSTRUCTED;
and thus several of the Wing candidates were
unfairly and outrageously defeated. STILL the
Loco. Focos prate about fraud and violence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
Gy This Mornings hali.

u a large and respectable meeting was h;
., Evaus,s Hotel, Philadelphia, on Wedn's:,
evening. at which an Address to the GoTernor >
tho RIOTS and his course relating thereto Z,
sd,o,gd The meeting then adjourned to Ia
nendence Hall, where the Governor receisetG
Address in person and made suitable reply.
subscription in aid Of the sufferers by the 10
was then opened and some $500 collected +.
the spot. A Committee was appointed to saas
subscriptions for the same purpose from the G
zens and the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
Wings to the Rescue.

The Wings of the city OF Ncw-O'leans and
all others who believe that the rights OF the p"o
pie were grossly violated and outraged by some
Of the Loco Foco judges OF the election IaS'
Monday, are requested to assemble at ,'c p1' i
Room of the 81. Louis Exchange, al . o'clock
THIS EVENING". Several eloquent and papu
lar speakers will address the meeting, which is
believed. will be the largest ever assembled In
New Orleans. Friends come up 10 The Tescu :
Your rights have been invaded, the laws irampied
upon and the Constitution spurned IN the dust
More than one thousand icgai rioters hare 6eeH
distrdnclisedt Old men who have grown gray
in Louisiana. were driven away from The polls
and refused The exercise Of right guaranteed to
them by the Constitution, While u pack oi hiFeu
DULLES held possession of the hustlngs. Let every
Wing go to the meeting to night, and give cx
preston to the Indignation which glows IN the
bosom of every man who feels that he was not
b,rn 10 be a slave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

will perss, hereafter in obstTncing The 'ranrniso
80 p-ndncino disorder might well be regarded as
enemies to the peace of soclety--ana sue" men
cannot be respected, 10 the disfaachise'ieii' o
/. lin no threatening mood that "e advise INC
EILIsrr certificate holders 10 90 stTaish'way 70
In5gc cAgRlcAN and prove their right TO citizen
sb;nsnd become naturalized according to the
so,c,r,i,;cs of law; for as certainly as fePeu-
800, nf Mondays scenes shall be attempted 'hcrc
,.;ii no IN outbreak that battles prophecy IN lore
telling its end II there be any oil tn1se W., ~
have received ELLIOTT certificates eht''ieo - 49,
,.,nrolzed and love the country OF thcif aG"P-
TON thew will not hazard the safety OF society ~
n.rs;s,;ng in disturbing the polls. No one We
would Imagine. who estecms the character o'
,,,,r;c,n citizen, will be content 10 rest MS
lain 20 that privilege upon certificate that Is
,a;r,ed with suspicion. much less upon one tnat
l,-.c majority of his fellow citizens regard as
l3;.orScc IA held. Several OF the Loco toco
Ind,cs. a, The last election, openly avnwed thcir
ournose 10 reject such certificates. l ne ohJsc-
non to them l. not confined 10 the wing pi'E'
ror rests it solely upon party grounds. BE "H-
v;sed in season, we would again repeat TO theu''
become citizens in due form OF law. those OF you
who are entitled to be such, and those VINO WI!
not or can Got, ought to forbear course OF con-
duct that will involve them and others III the
most appalling peril. There can be no farther
balance with this matter. The time has come
when il must he met and decided as becomes the
character of the city and the rights OF the citzeS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
swindled Pennsylvania.

A Loco. Foco writes from Mauch Chunk 20 The
Pennsylvania, giving an accoun, OF Loco-Foco
meeting at tina, place, wherein James III. Porter
of Eas,on grsvey argued TO the People that the
Wing party did not pass the present Tariff, and
that Mr. Polk is as friendly to it as Mr.. Clay =
He closes
Put down Carbon County for tie TGrl end
three Ps.S Des,. MuheaberE and HaTtshotne
Truly yours, CARBON
Unanimous for the Tarig end three ts one
for Polk when Polk travelled all over Tennessee
last summer assaiing and decrying this Tariff,
and calling Justify ios It's repeal! Hear him.
IAN OPPOSED TO THE T,Rirf ACT OF THE LATE Cos
eRkss considering respects o! It's character
indeed highly protective articles
their importation INTO the country altogether Ga ia
or Of REPEATING sst aet restoring tae Co7grgalse
larsF der Of March 3D. lSS believing do. that would
puuce the present law snG that TIE
gentcl protection ordeG 51 tae TWENTY duty,
especially this would be pad ~ cash and the
valuation. will afford ciea protection 70 :Ae
and c tact tey 0EK 70 eesirs or 70 nhieA taer
ENTITLED
Letter of James X Polk 10 Memphis. Tenn May Is Is2
Can The Iron and Coal men OF Pennsylvania
be swinded into the belief that Polk is in favor
OF the Tariff Ii they can, will it not be mock
cry 10 talk of the intelligence and discemReni OF
the People
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

BABE TIE PIRATE.-The President has farthal
resplted the pirate Babe, now under sentence 9
death in this city, TIL the first Monday in Jus
lo45. The prisoner, we are told, manifested
signs of emotion when he was informed ei ~
farther act OF grace in his favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

OF We do make much account o, rbl,,bn- Steam
boat Votes Sc for we don ,hnk them deesye-,he votes
given Al ae Bao, Box beng much more significant We
note however that opponents are manufacturing such
votes ounsht IN order 10 se kind of victory for
fok ana Dallas, thus the Albany Atlas. and The PIebeian
after assert tina, the Hudson Engine Connany No took
vote Gu leaving Albany which stood IS Tor Polk and to.
Clay We are assured that but e members wen, on that
ccuc,cu and thai taken BIZ ,hes-at .ny rate
within .hs o~eiSs Of ,or,e Of them