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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
BOARDING.

WANTED-Bya gentleman and h-s VIA sitsr the iss
- of December next IA private - ly win lew OF 70
Ghe boarers: aud wlcre the comforts OF here sAn 90
found location abuse B.uone sIeet and neas bG;aa-
way woli be preferred. ssisf'c%Iy references WI! cH
uEd required. dc!cs. VIII fe0! b4IEe aD" as
= psrucusrs. " HcmH. fr1nns Otter . o. =
Et,tRp-l sulle al hant,ore nuinln shed tsIi.L WITH
Roard u,ay hs obtained NJ Mrs. JANE HAlCh1 T. NO.
IU Chamters..rcet Tansnt 5oIt, accommodated oy us
DAY or week flus has l,>lon 10 retr 10 the G
ov ir seft,-:isr Rev l.. Nl4ss. Dr. Iatfswny, itsr
MS lOn t.l Also The office formerly occupied oy
d. st~ycIis Appy ~ above oi oo
EGOaRi-IhCs or four Siac.c gentlemen. or Two gcne-
- vi ran be accommodated with good oc>Iu
rt rates. - NessyStTset IEzAs.eat eoG!osrs ao
viii inh this coed location. tSL@
SUAhDiAI al so. y Centre a. jast opposite ihe foss
y Ciice irs Lyons has pleasant rooms cr 'ew nero
boarerS this mos; ccatn 'ccston tefi' rodefae LAY
naficr> taken n s. ter weeA. % iw
fgftO y Or ihee Gentlemen wishing 10 ENJOY comfortable
caet hams eau be accommodated win pleasant rools
"a III I,1,yl n ~; iIinTe pArs o3 3w.
tfUR lsPe,ss1 icy snre ss;l9!a.n may te had
Fwth lL halt bp1ti without ICaI Il, W. ttoadWay
.ve:f thu irst ard 'ecard hoorsrerY
,,s,,ah'e 'nr lul I rboyc vi! DC tt enhtt iuEishL
or M furnished The hou,e ltst n.I. afh having recently
-, ~ !, hrs,t;e.. ~ - ~ 80 In
;d'O CtNrLEN --h pleasant Room 20 !et TO n tnss
gentleman furnished unfufDisnedJ EdnIc az no,
81 nfcatway. 80 ~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NLMSTEI'S EUptNENTS OF NATURAL PIILC-
" Supply AND ASTR ONOMf-fCrt Common Schools.
and the Younger Glasses Acsdemes-Pn'e o5, cens-
With Eugravlps, illustrative Fl Phiosophicn Ex-
periInents Published by COLLINS. BROTHER & Co New
York and s. BApCUCK New:avsn and os sue oy lie pn-
cipui Booksellers.
interested IN the general diffusion of useful knowledge the io
ovi1: xtucis testimonials o, tie H. hest authority IN
favor of this work .-.,
baton of books use! in the Grhmre School! but we ae con.
srainei make an exception in OF he Radinents OF
Ma ara! Philosophy and Astronomy. We have aS:d this
book from day Of rs publication with ncTeas;ns pleasure
to our.eve, and advantage TO Pupils IL IS iaen;y
adapted the walk of ruaic nst,uci:on-c!ea metholcai
Ulnted he's Rde hin,es oeueacor OF the Schoos OF cur
Couniry FEE DR.. .Vlsop. Rector. cad l.. H. Ho5by,
Esq. Head Masters aj the JnigerSity Grammar SeA0ol
For this wlrk The author will receive thanks. It /,
suited exactly purpose Il Is generally supposed that
elementary be prepared By persons o; pGrsl nc
ouirpr,ers bu, ;ia: wcrk adapted 10 the
youthful u.a cGlGot he written BY o;s! than ~ HIM
who perfectly underestimate E2 sul,t IN rs hI-he depart
meni,"-.journa! If st. PGuFS Ceis-e, CotleEe Point
The writer .nows OF work Of ihs description. al orce
conprt hens.ve aud cs5r fu o important 'nc
c Scieuce and attractive 20 the youthful mad rs iEo
duroa mo Sch;os OF this City. and he Schools ead
Academic this Commonwealth. lie would regard
cunsance auguInc f:vo.nby FOR tbs promotion Of the
best Interests of EircGon Indeed who gradu-
aed at College aad no has catered his Professional ie.
would find work in which he would ba sL,s Interested
and proted d-.er. -7iter: Barnes, in III: PaLadapk.s
-iWericIs. oa -.es"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
DRY GOODS.

Drown .saEETlNGS AND sHIRTtAGS-of every
- and width: all the h.anis, b;h heavy and
f.8eStak Mil. lhdan Head Lawrence Abbot, A. Merit
mack. Fxe'st.. Unknown. Bunsxicss &c r Hsy 2s had
rnsnLacturc Trice. the u loos If IS AID - Ceddi
s,lse:. half block above Pearl s;reet-
Ai.o. ar,h-r aon Yarns. e>>O- ed twist. Nos 20
10 In 9. and NJ 20 Il $50. Cotton Batting pu.
hne papers 1t. burdie TIE l.c hsa large ausm.V
o. per s ard cent, 10. THIS
!as; tye rr-rnat- cqu- 20 sEy 10 ba; TnrEet
..a. 2n;eron Yellow Gcc,. sni other Ns:-Jesscy frs,
al lnr' prces
Also i-sa- Of every de .crip;ou Carpa WnIp< and
threaded superior quay, bct 1.e and colurst. assorted
II bEicS md haif bales.
A.o Irvine of varou, Qualities sn Is 10 - cents ID.
Be-; Se'1e .yi:le u cents.
he attention nf County Merchants is 31I.:cur-ly solicited
10 t1 ock. W!i.ch with direct vea 10 meet ;aeiE
lrp-oag..oi. I. =. USiiESHiLL.
is ard - t'-hz
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

MusDER.--Mc. Devcfe, n minister Of the Cos
pei, was murdered in the Choctaw Nation on the
C.l: ul.. f1e had been visit 10 Texas, and
was returning 10 his ho,ae IN Missouri. lie had
with him $3.50 in money, which -sas Al! stolen
from i.irn with The exception Of S6O, suPro.ed to
nave been oge.coked by Tie aSsasslns.
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EIrgS AND CAPS.

L 5ei,s Improved BFuwh Sep has been iornd b. fri
Dreser who IA eed IT, TO ee sspso. 20 ty thing seI
perfectly and len, with - natural s;,e az do dry
mos, OF The Grocer this C.y and bEoos nanu,clo.y
2Ea cherrf e. n. Y. tn9l TRUMAN ROSERIS.
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IIPW. BENEDICT. Proprietor.

- Nassau street. cn the premises
A.o To Let ON the second ory an ersI rooms eon 81.
uF ion f.r pot.n and miniature paine5s A.o TWO e
ri nSer .hr Baal which VIII DC le: reaSonan PIE lof
hs sale Of TTunls Fancy Baskets Green Hoqss
Of snS of he siiustiors may chad Immediately. n yc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

o. Water Care.--j S;hew. NJ. D. an aaihor OF Wa.
e. Cure IS :i;ondwny. regarding tbs system
by far the most RATIONAL c-en, anu safest in I'll diseases.
pfaciices ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. drugs Of cy KIND d.. T.
asng arrangements soon 10 open establishment winch
h. cr cary out the system fully The poor advised gra
t,,.ousIv o. 2m+
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THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHN MA, COLDS
THE FIRST STAGES or
CONSUME ZION, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
AND AID DISEASES OF THE
Pull n O i A RY r 6 4 s.
DR.. VVISTAS,S BALEiN OF WILD


Pull NJ O Il A RY OR G ANS.
DIR. WIsTAES BAhsAM OF WILD
s5,X'rRACT OF a LETTER FROM A POST MASTER.
E1 ted PEMBROKE. Washington Co. blaine. Apn Lsf,
lsll.-MR. ISAAC BUTTS-Uear slr;-At the Ieores, o.
T many my tens this place Gnd vicinity who are al
fcted with consumption ana liver complaints take the cer-
ty nf asking yon s9pnu this county MS uEent to
sell WiSrAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY and a. to
,ep6 him Uzep there uf Tor sale within Two
hundred miles from this. have doubt thai would meet
with ready sale II Il where could he procured without
NV wife va, about sly months sinco with what the
pfy s.cians called tho first of colsumston-n copln
ye;y prevalent this section OF the country Harins seen e
'-''-'' EaT 40 MILES FROM HERE. 80
the send there for bottle o H. which she ook
and which led her much that sent foTtwo bottles more
wnch she hns taken. and she says THAI she nus not
felt so well M years she docs At this s Al the who
hgye inquired Of and ascsI,:Ged villa; effect the
had are anx have toT sa 10 his vicinity whch
tire cause Ut my wiltns TO yOu :, , i, a.
Peae aior By CT mail whether you U
send some ard whom, 10 order that may De hho"n
~ p q. FAkNSW0RTH. P. NJ.
The whole country fast learning that no medic ne-hd
pAy>iran-no preparations OF kind whaevef-can eaua
l)r W Ws;ar's Baisam o Wild Gh.rry.
Es- KEWARE OF. IAlrrAlloNs-The genuine Is s. sold
~, ~ 81 n
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Y- Thon:son's Clay Wcsiai.-Fct ;ee ct TIC
Tribune occ. iSG Na=aaS:T5e., TEoaaoss Cay MzoAL
TIE hodailog ackh ieTs set seEess, ar pronounced
rncs &c oerhuEGGe. 0!ers from Clay
Ci:iis solicited. I'LL II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

DAEISIAN BAZAAR-Ths House and store No. 4ls
Brnadway near Grand street, situated IN tho most
eligible par Of Broadway business locaionnnc the whole
of the building has flied ~ ven great expense IN
he o magnificent sye with every oI ne G
pos o.iape and fancy goods and The counters ana gas
gases wall be let separIey as retail stoes oi e sane o. ,ne
six aud osted Materials Mrery ladies' Herd Es and sSe Sse
Snd Plated Ware Lamps and ChaodesI Fine Cutery rch
h.re md Gi,ss Ware Pocket Booss Maps stationery a.
nrus and other Books Canes Umbrellas and afaSoh tet-
fume.y Ladies' and Genterens Furnishing Articles Ee
snd Ar. edes Shoe S.oe Toy store Ribbon store Ready
Made Linen store Thread ard Needle Store. Pcigss anc
ch ,o,s of ever description and Tor the accom- ci
Fonsbe NIIners and Dress iiakcr. Miniature ana Po;
s p,;ners And rd story has been hed up NJ
excenc as gallery pianes and sculpture WIN spen
10 ps!n, Of situation and correneHoe nr supof sno WI, S
s, 81 M and m o:ds: that the Bazaar snnso
come fashionable resort sad PC 70 n C. ah %
wohy of Drtrons counters viii e et ot inleof ~ CO
daed goods and certificate Of wiz % Ss ne
Counters The prop:'or insnds possible INA,
at ne feoueu,iy rubshad IN the iorr:a, e te day.-
Tse-n j. nsn glass cases the Bazaar for exn1os p!enu
r5o5, new iuyeaton,; nlso coansr in tbs :ca it o. le
bnysn viii he ,c, for n, s.s Of Ice and
he etabnhnent is lighted, and heated and Sept esan -
sc nd gentleman will be in attendance 10 Hsu
upon customers 70 the different stands
Fei iht0tt paiHeu'a' w BENEDICT Proprietor.
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bat on him. nevertheless, the main responsibility

sled.
After his long and severe l.oors in the Com
mi;tee room- -la5o,s sufficiently arduoas TO break
down any but one OF an iron c1rs'i;ution-sus-
tanned by sYtrit tha: noshlcg could conquer, re
wes required to give his ungem.ttng attention to
the business Of the house, 20 MAKE any e1paEa
ton that might be asked, aad be ready with
complete and triumph. an: rsiutat!on Of every Cd
II! III ohje :;on that The ingenious sDp'!stTy of
lactious minority could .icvise al this, too, wes
required 70 be doEe w!ta prumptnesa, clearness,
dignity AID eoyd temper. For tie proper perfornl-
ance oiticSe varied Gu;icE icw men arc mo!e hap
pig QUA fed than Mr.. FILLMORE. At ;hat forte
Ii &c aye when tic physc. and intellectual powsrs
az di, pldyedin heb chest psIfecton, and hehasty
impulses oi Jou,ll, without any less OF lis vigtr,
are brought under control Of large experience n
public t ,ifs, with mind capable Of descend e
t. inI:uts details, well as concelving granc
system OF national policy, calm and deliberate in
ndgment, self possessed and fluent in debate, Of
gnfied presence, never unmindful of the court
esics becoming socia! and public intercourse, and
of political integrity unimpeachable, he was ad-
mrably fitted for the post OF lcade. of the 9th
Congress.
Such was the boy andis tic man whom theWhigs
present "a their candidate for Governor OF New
YORK. In every station IN "hich he mas Deen
placed, he has shown himself ''honest capable
and faithful! tn the constitution" He is emphat-
ically ore of the people. For all that he has and
is, nc is indebted uader God To his own exertions
Born to an inheritance of comparative poverty,
which now, thanks to Wing policy, are enjoyed
by ,he hupsbles in the land, ne struggled bravely
with difficulties that would have appalled, and
crushed a lass resoute Eeait. NcbIy hes he won
his l4u;c's and lpng may he live to enjoy tham
'i'ExAs.-T'hc Cisrksville Nartharn Standard
Of the 4,h ut says the following is The result Of
the eient an in tna, County, lar as heard from,
f.r President of the Lone Star Republic =
J,nes, 479 Bureson, 500 The same paper
says: Gen. Balleson arrived in this place or
Saturday last, aad addressed the peop.e at ,
O'Clock on that day. He left the next day for
LANAI. The General appeared to be in excel
lent health" The Standard adds "It is now
eight or nine weeks since this region Of country
has been visited By any thing Ike good, sea
sonabls rain. Crops are severely injured; plant.
ers say they will not make mo.e than half crop
Of Cotton"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

,r Mut:;ai Lie Insurnace Company c9
ScsR- XOr;E-ihs 1s!!t1.oa during the month OF Sep
tenlbsr has issued for,v Ave policies
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

nv DR.. Fhinneys's Family Pills constantly
of safe by - b. < ID. SANDS. 79 Fulton street. 23 Broad
wpv and II E.s nraai;yay. les on+
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

FJOaKil- noe on fprr siac!c gs7isren. two gentle
ren vi PScS ran be accommodated with good bS~It.
az Inv rass a, - VeseySIset Transient tocsGsrs ao
will irh thi, coed location. Civ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

ID NrEHT OFFiCE-lnven,ors are respectfully nlofmssa
ilIrt F. Jons, prepare Dnwpg' nhu SpeSt'
sns Of VERY d., his Gico. l25 Fu
hs d,acs n,ay he l.thos sphed Mt his Old Establishment,
~, 80 : 49, -. r,cri.i nm IN. ln,r cal ,srms OF lms
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SANDs's SAR. APARiiLA.-The practical results OF
experiments are worth more than all The splendid
theories that ever were invented In certain con.
snltation Of PLY leans, says old writer. they all
d fered about the nah,re Of al intermittent. Each,
however, was ready 10 define the disorder. The pa
tient was king. At length person who had per-
formed many extraordinary without ostentaton,
was called in, and his opinion solicited. "Gentle.
men" said he 'you all seem to differ about the ma
ture of an acknowledgements me TO explain it,
An intermittent is disorder which can cure, and
you by your argument never can" And thus, while
plausible theorists arguing about the possibility Of
curing hereditary scrofua, and various other diseases
arising fr,m an unhealthy condition Of the vital fluids,
Messrs. SANDS step in with their invaluable pre-
paratnns of Sarsaparlila, and say, Scrofua, Kings
Evil and their kindred complaints disorders, gen.
tlemen, which our preparation can cure and your ar
gumens will not
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by A. D.
& D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton st.,
New York Price 81 per bottle bottles for S..
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, ard Il. S. PAT rERS'p IN Druggist, cor
of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street.
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DEDICATION OF THE
Washington Clay Club House.

The Wing Clubs of Alexandria, Georgetown
and the surrounding counties, are invtedto meet
with the Washington Clay Club, ON MONDAY
EVENING NEXT, at o'clock, for the purpose Of
dedicatng the Club House. Several of our most
distinguished friends will address the meeting-
Ample arrangements will be made for the accom-
mediation Of the Ladies--the unwaverng friends
of the Farmer of Ashland.
The Alexandra Ashland Glee Club and the
Georgetown Glee Club are particularly invited 10
be present, to join with the Gee Club Of Wash
ington on the occasion.
Committees.
For The Reception Of the Indies.
r. s. Patterson, J. f. Halliday,
r. c. Washington, R. H. Stewart
For the Reception Of the Gen1smen.
]. L Henshaw, John A. Blake
s. Holmes,
Of Arrangements.
A. Med. Davis, A 3. Claxton,
J. Bryan, Walter Lenox,
II. Towers, /. J. II. Bradley.
JOS. H. BRADLEY, President.
4 4. : 5. t ca.zs !. Secretaries.
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The POPULATION AT SARAToGA.-The edit I
of the Republican has been taking the census oi
the men, omen, and children, now sojourning
at Saratoga. Here is his report
Tae number of visi,ants now in town is over
5000, which may be classified az follows: Mar
RED, 600; unmarried, 1000; old bachelor ,
400; in pursuit of wives, o75 in pursuit of hus-
ba,ds, 900: Gentlemen, 500; Ladies, 2OD
h.aers, 5tlD; biackeg-, 24O; pckpockes, %
pc Itic,ans, no; pous folks, l40O; infdels, 800
freethskers, 600; nothlrgarians. 3 O; invaIld-,
$40; in pursuit Of pleasure, LOO; springwatei
drinkers, l,40O; wine drinkers, COL; hops and
dande-. 10; dirs, 500; fa's, LOO; men Of
sense, 300; uelie-, Ia beauties. 7 butte flies,
$50. 10 all these NAV he added 5000 QUEENS.
incIudi 200 porter, sou waters, $50 chamber
MAIDS, 81 scull on~, 40 ~cavengers, 80 hosiers,
100 loaters, 400 suckers. $40 degrees, 100 gam
blers. besides any quantity Of good-tor nothing
know-nothug vagabonds who only live to be SO
many pests the place they inhabit Such a
medley Of human character is an interesting sub
ject Of contemplation to the philosophical OBJ
server; and we intend, as soon as other claims
u,on our attention are disposed of, 10 devo'e a
chap er to some Of the most prominent clans
NV congrega,ed at Saratoga.
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WINGS! LOCOS!! TYLERITES! Il
ATTENTION THE WHOLE!

The PISCATAWAY CLAY CLUB will give
free dinner in the village Of Plscataway, on
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst instant, the meeting to
commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. Arrangements
have been made both in the speaking and eating
line for the largest meeting ever held in Piscata-
way the people are expected to come in with a
perfect rush. Beside the Wing candidates for
Governor, Elector. &c. some Of the most popular
orators Of he two parties will be presen'--and
after listening to both sides, the p ople will doub
less be able 10 decide which beverage is most 10
their palates---Polkberry beer, or the Ashland
cider, which has just operated so delightfully."- in
the State OF Louisiana. Come, then, Independent,
voters Of old Prince Georges, and her sister coun-
ties, whether you AXE shelter under Pok-sak,
or an Ash tree Come, freeborn and freehearted
Americans Of the District of mbia--dsfran-
chised brethren Of the same great family. Come,
hear the interests of your own dear country, and
The prospective happiness Of all it's homes and
firesides. freely and fully and canddly discussed ]!
Come one, come all come early
II. d. DYSON,
WIN. H. HERBERT,
Sfcretaris Piscataway Clay Club.
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PINEY PoINT.-Those who design visiting this
delightful retreat will recollect that the steamer
Ocenla, commanded by the favori'e veteran, Nit
chcll, leaves tomorrow morning at 8 "'cl OK.
We learn by visitor who arrived from the Point
yesterday, that our friend TYLER is winning new
laurels there by his uniform attention to bis
guests. in addition to the abundant supply of the
"good things of the land and sea-" which he daily
sets before them. One days stay at this delight
full resor is worth the expense of the trip. The
Columbia, Capt. Guyther, also leaves on We'd
nesday morning at O'clock.
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FAIRFAX WING MEETING-At meet.

FHTKFHA WF1IU NEE IING.-At meet
ing Of The Central Clay Cub of Fairfax county.
ed at the Court House, IN Monday, the 18th
int. motion OF Col. J. B. Hunter, It was
ResoLred, That the Corresponding Committee
of the Central Clay Cub. of Fairfax county, in
vie join Janney, our District Wing Eiectnr, Ia
address the citizens II this county, at Aug1si
Court next. on the important questions cnnnect-
I'd with the Presidency and that our Democratic
friends are hereby respectfully invited TO meet
Mr.. Januey and such other Wing speakers a.
may be present on that occasion, ia lair, open,
and manly discussion of the p 'litica subjects
which are now agtating the public mind.
The meeting was severallv addressed by Messrs
VIM. L. Edwards, D.. r. e. Mason, and James
s. Carper, in able and interesting speeches.
after which the Club adjourned to the third Mon
day in August next. w. III. DULANY,
Secre oru.
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~ DEATH grum lies at t,em, and for the very
good reason that they make serious inroads into h !
weekly bills What does death grunble att Why Of
course at Peters unrival ed Medicated ozenges,
which tone the system and resist Diseases aud cure
headaches, coughs, sea-sickne>s dyspepsia, worms,
nausea and low spirits, in most Incredible short
space Of time. A headache for instance, in FIVE
minutes a cough a cold in day worms in three,
and 80 on One or two quacx vendors Of Lozenges
grumble as well DEATH but it's no TO them for
10 spite Of all they say do, people prefer living
TO dying; and SO Peters, Lozenges go ahead.
They are for sale at CHAS. STUrTS.
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said district, be invited to attend the public fest-
val, to be prepared for the occasion.
II was further resolved, that the Whigs Of the
D strict Of Columbia and C av Clubs with th-ir
tanners, &C.. from that place. aud elsewhere. be
also invited TO attend the proposed Convention,
A iul attend nee is requested ON the occasion,
~ many distinguished speaks are expected To
be present.. Ampe Accommodations will be pre-
pared for those from distance. Arrangements
will be made for The accommodation Of the ladies',
who are respectfully invited 10 attend.
RICHARDS PAYNE, President.
VIM. F. PHILLIPS, j.. Secretary.
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LOCA L N E W S .
GRAND HiG RALLY.

The ceremony Of defeating the Wing Club
House, which was to have taken place on Friday
evening, was adjourned over to this evening in
consequence 4 the inclement weather. Several
distinguished and popular speakers will be pre-
sent, and the affair will be one Of much interest
and enthusiasm. The Wings from Alexandra
and Georgetown will be present. Preparations
whose presence is expected to grace the assem-
bly,. Every Wing in Washington is expected 10
be at his post.
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HEAVY Loss BY GAMBLING "A case of gamb
ling, involving a neavy loss # money, at a house
in Barclay street, New York, has just come 10
light. 1t Is said that the loser ia young man OF
property whose had Conduct his compelled his
parents TO punish the ,ascal- WIN, had led him nff.
1'he loss is stated 10 be- SlS,0OO. won nv means
or marked cards. or some other av, r. # GU
ing The whole matter is to undergo judlcia
Investigation ~ dav or two.
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By LEWIS & HUNT.

A AT PRIVATE SALE,
AT AUCTION PRICES e
2OO qnires full bound Blank Books
200 do half bound do S. 9s
90 quarto Bibles; SOL pairs Shoes and Boots
IVY dozen Spool Cotton; $40 boxes fancy soap
25 Iady's Work Boxes 80 .'r7'''
~ splendid rose and and maple wood portable
Writing Desks tg, I
dozen Guitars; dozen violns
10 cases brass and wood work Clocks
9DO dozen ladies' white and cold cotton Hose
20 do gentlemsn's Half Hose
3 cases white fashionable Hats
Also, Rogers Razors and table cutlery of all kinds
LEWIS & HUNT,
Je 2S- a sSAuctioneers
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WINGS ArTEND!--The-e will be meet
ing of the MOUNT VERNON CLAY CLUB,
IN the 1t Saturday in A igus', at The house Of
John II. Zimmerman, " es E I'd, at 2 O'Clock in
The af ernoon. The meeting ~,l be addressed
by II. w. Thomas, Esq, Assistant Elector. and
Edgar Snowden, Esq We hope there will be a
full attendance. We shall be happy to zee al
our friends from town and county, as well as the
Ashland Glee Club
r. /. T.. WILSON. President
Mount Vernon Clay c, ub, Fai,tar co.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-07-29

NEW LUMBER YARD, on 9Th STEET
THE Undersigned has opened Lumber Yard, on
9Th street, the Canal, nearly opposite Brown.
and Gadsby's Hotels, where he will be pleased to see
all his customers
His stock now consists Of as follows
EASTERN SHORE LII MBER.
Jolsts IL, IA, Is, l0 to 80 feet
Scantling, Stills, ga, "A, 5-4 boards
WHITE PINE LIZ MBER.
8-4, GA and "A prime dry Lumber
Sd, "a and "A merchantable do +,
"a, ia and "A select Cuhns
S4 and "A common Cullns and Joists
CAROLINA LUMBER.
Girders IL by IL and III by 10, "a and 80 feet
Sd dress floor boards, seasoned
5-i undress do
"A and ia do
Shingles, 9, 10 and IL inches
Carolina Rails, "a to 80 feet long
Fence Posts, sawed and split Laths, Pailings
Ash Plank, 2, ), and 4 inches
Poplar Chair Prank
Large quantity Oak Timber, &c. .D
Having made recent purchases, my stock will ar
rive daily until complete, and will be sold lower than
heretofore. tBy 81
l shall close my books on the lst July, at the old
yard and render bill to each person. and do hope they
will settle the same by cash or notes. -slsa. !
je29- 3taw4wlf w. H. GUNNELL.