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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

O Martin r. Thompson, Archi;ee, and Build
e. ofhee NJ street; i. prepared furnish Plans and
Sppen'ehe the Erection of Buildings Residence No. 50
Linton place. Where he may be seen In Intervening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

U U. Fish has ready his Spring Fashion for gen.
enens Hats which for durability and a,ye surpasses any
thing before offered O. Fish received the first Premium for
Nuta Hats at the late Fair this city, and the first at
late Fair IN Philadelphia The public are invited to call and
inspect his Hats his Warehouse Broadway two doors
above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH
23t Inns Fashionable Hatter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23
School and Miscellaneous Books, &c.
WILLIAM X. CORNWEIJ.

D3 Benpet-Street, Three doors from PearI. .stree,
% Offers a. a. LOWEST RATES, Rates, School and Mscella.
general which he invites the attention. Of MeIchsnts
unh1 3mIS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23
~ Mutual, Life Insurance Company 20 Of
mh7 2awly

Water Power and Mills for Sale.-THI
HUMPHREYSVlLLE MANUFACTURING COAlfA-
Rimmon Fall the Naugauc River, in Derby, Connect
miles above the head of soop and navigation
the Housaomc where the tlourlshlns village OF
Birmingham With ts5 IS mills and factories aad ten miles
northwest of New Haven, BY good turnpike road
POWER. 80
The fall seventeen feet perpendicular lhs umbllns
dam made by ledge Of rocks juttng from the rIver
forming the most natural and perhaps all things considered
been about forty years. and lis least capacity has been
well accurately measured and is known TO be
sufficient the dres OF the year to operate upwards
Of cotton spndles while during IS weeks in the
may estimated unlmned This water power at least
third greater than that Birmingham and be consl'
derably increased trng expense The mills and works
endangered by either water fiesheS he ON
pany own the lands both 81 les o the river and has
good locations for mills unoccuped The lands or the
part level and situated the healthy and peasant
village Of Humphreysve which co ltans about 600 lnhabi
and has three churches with stores tavens and several
extensive mills for the ofaugers plane
leather, Sc There daily mail TO and ON New-f ork.
which city be reached hours The tr.nspoa-
ton ofeght and from NewYork costs but 81 per ton
IN summer anu S'''yTtHa TtHE M MiLIs sSiI ARE
lst Cotton Factory Of 1900 spindles and 50 LOOMS in
good order.
I'd a Paper Mill with two engines.
3d. A Grst Mill with run Of stones.
4th. Saw Mill. all in fnl! operation
The BUILDINGS
Consist Of eleven Dwelling Houses Store, Warehouse for
cotton, and goods, Machine Shop aud Blacksmith Shop
Connecticut, with all necessary corporate powers
The title perfect and the ~ free from all lncun-
branc Reference be made to Ihaddsus Esq
Sufeld Conn or No. 50 Wall street, New York; 10 ohn
Cloves Esq Civil Engineer 90 Barclay St. and to George
mi2 2awdlm2tW*
rTL Lots In williamsburg for SaIe.-Sx eli
eibIe BUILDING LOTS of SIZE located on the main
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

TTAVANA.-Mrs. VESTS Boarding House
Sssa sss e % I
of Gale MercadeIes has been exlensve repaired and
ps snd time o apply to
Tus 1913 Nasaustree who wall happy to furnish every
py T the % cd the
all vessels Immediately on their arrival Jl3 2aMtI
CHoW WINDOW FOR SALE CHEAP-A
- very large handsome show wndow consisting of
pes 80 .2four front aud four side s lights h to-
size. Also 2 glass doors. Apply 72 Canal ST. mh22 81
HOOP IRON-Han TO two inch inclusive, a tuI
of which is ert'a made expressly Tor
trunk %hss ssS sd lock re
MILLINERY GOODS.-A. H. COILS, No.
w q John ST. is now opening an entire new stock OF a
p Of ribbons of various styles bonnet Silks ar
The attention Of milners is requested mh2o lwis~
EMBOSSED, CHINA, TEA SETS, of new
u patterns before offered in this city and at low pr
with full stock Glass and "a Lamps
mh2l &tis> Near Chatham square.
HENRY'S MAGNESIA.-The genuine I'M
ported Hsa5ys Masnesa in n bottles I1s n puIss, AID
Druggists aud Chemists, 273 Broadway, Chamber street
| \ NTHRACiTE PIC IKDN-500 tons AnihTa.
80. w. ' MURDOCH. LEAviTTTT& CO.,
pay WATER-Of superior quality and delight
1
! A. B. SANDS s co. 273 Broadway
mhls6 cor Chamber ST. (G.anlte Budips.)
nALBY'S CAkMINATIVE-The genuine I'M
~ ported Dalbys Carmnatye. old and celebrated
dy for Grpes .hoes and Commissions Of Infants For sale
wholesale and retail by a 3. SANDS < co.
273 Broadway. corner Chamber.st
mills 6tis (Granite Buildng)
/ CORNS, CORNS AND TOOTHACHE Cured
without ID extracting for sale a. A. C. BURRs Jewellery
Store. so e"~ery. y. ftee % cents each ms Inns
NAY AND MARTINS SBLACKlNG-Cou
~ H on hand, the true and genuine imported Day Mar
tins the brightest best aud cheapest blackng the
world For sale wholesale and retail BY
mill I'm 27s Broadway cor Chambers ST. Granite Building
| COTTON WASTE, Old Bale Rope and Bagglng
- wanted 70; Cash at at ManufsstnreIs prices by
| lanlo 6m GAUNT DERRICKSON. l5s South st.
| GOLD LEAF REMOVAI.-The Subscriber
has I'm consequence Of being undermined in rent" By
SGSne gentleman Gold Brater removed his Gold Leaf
70 No s2 Readestree only three doors from his old
"aI Mnere he Is confident his old friends will follow Bes,
mars lmise Practical Gold Beater No 90 R-ade-st
| VANILLA BEANS-Also, Syrup Extract and
Essence OF Vanilla Cor tavorng Jellss Ices &c. For
u,,os,;. 2's Broadway. cor Chamber street
no.e o..s z--------- tGfante Buildng)
IHATTER'S PLUSH-The subscriber has on
hand an assortment Of Silk and Angola Plush which he
! onets 10, ss.e' very io"' /. T. CUMMINGS,
% %Mn<o M lm 13 Pine st near Pear@
RAGs-The highest market prices viii Be paid
AZ in cash for all kinds Of Rags, BY
nhl Gun CYRUS w. FIELD. No. Barling slip,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

ITO IRON MAsTERs.-io or sale, Mill Sites
n the immediate rsishooThood Ct Bumnous Coal and
tide water whsrs such Coal and Or are found ogethe1G
The Is complete with Philadelphia and Ba-
s5 aG s5 pr AIshbad
the undersigned Merchan,s EIchsnge NsrYok
where may be seen specimens of coal and ORE also maps
and sections of the property. " --'-
nlo sn" W. 3. CASEY. Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

HATTERS' COTTON-l0 bales very superior
II eaIded Cotton for haters for sale by
| 2if II MUM y &PETTlBONE IS Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23
SPRING sTYLE HATs,

u BIRD corner Pine and Nassau streets has ready
for examination and sale the Standard Pattern of Gntemes
Hats, for the ensuing
f26 lmMWF&S~ BIRD, Pine and Nassau
70 Spring Hats~-The subscriber informs Gentle.
that he is amply supplied with the (Sprng)
Pattern Hats.
His prices will be heretofore. for Fine Nutria, 81
Cd quality So IS aud this notwithstanding important adj
vance in the price stock.
29f istf SPENCER 81 Chambers street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

PlR CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN
HCLOCKS-The subscriber, who was awarded
a Diploma at the New York State Fairs Of lSi2
afzsaa and lsl3 for the best toned Church Bell and
also Medal shS best FL and Diploma FOR ioTn
Bells of from 20 to 0oo9 lbs made Of the bes. material,
improved cast iron Yokes with vable The ncreas
Ing demand for his Bells is the bst evidence thai car be gwen
as and almost all the Staes and about 400 have been fur
nished der4nt places in the Stat Of from his
ments, Copper aud Brass Castings, &c. &c:
oIs +, A 16 ANDREW MENEELY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

~ Lots in Williamsburg for SaIe.-Six eli
ebIe BUILDING LOTS Of size, located on the main
the South Ferry surrounded by
and good buildings. They will be sold cheap close
nership Apply to J. Fl>H II Nassaust New-York, or
his residence in Williamsburg ie29i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

GTEAM POWER 10 LET-Rooms to rent
~ with Steam Power Possession be given May
Apply to the HOE Printing Press, Machine and Saw Ma
nufaCtorY. % and 81 (inld IA I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23
rnr. Felix Gouraud,s Poudre Subtitle

~nr Felix Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle
viii and pnrnanently eradicate su.ertuous human
hair FROM females upper lips, tke hair concsalins broad and
supernoas hair Be sure tG get the equine at the original
ST per bottles directions French and English.
Agents, Gothrie Maiden lane bany, Myers, New
Mlksrsst Boston; Gray, Pon hksepse; Green Worcester
Carleton. Lowell; Z. Dyer Jr:, Providence; Matthewson
Calais.
Can be seen and tested befo buying Proof positive this
and mistake NIB Inns
n Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT SAILS,
AWNINGS. &C.. Also, HEAVY TARPACLIlt:S. "a
wled % and iLch Also Grain and Meal Bags 81
'nu ; 00'''s BIsRINSGC;KERHoFF. FOX POLHEMUs,
ro s,,;, 60 Pine street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

| CHERlFF'S OFFlCE.-WM. H. BRIGGS,
- Sheriff Of Weschester County and his Deputy, ISAAC
HADDE.N reside al Peekski which place all official
| communications should be addressed
| Peek,kiiI. Eel 1914. I7f Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

" Spring Fasnions.-For the accommodation
of Manuac abroad the STYLE Of Gentemens Hats
for tn. ensuing Spring will be forwarded to them BY mail
application, post paid, TO LEAkY GO
Nos. 4 and Astor House.
B-Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats Of the ne1o
style, at our counter.
Newly iork, Feb. Is, 1874. ia got
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

STEAM ENGINE, BOILER, gearing, and b, L.
| az No. SO Gold st mhl9 lw r. q RUGGLES
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

MRS. ROBINSON, from Elizabeth st. Fashion
~ able Clear staIchrt 50 lsIesr fifth door above
Worked Capes, Colars &C. made look eSaaI TO new.
ed i'm the best InanDer. 27 imt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

- SPRING FASHION n-;oa u.
l store, l7s Chatham Square. corner NJ Mai aal
sod r ana 81 which closely those formerly
think h.y haUe sso,v IN pIsssans tbs Hat pube
chaapne'' neatess durability and comfort Of the
nbs Inns ,,.c, BROWN CO.
N1l' LA Hs Chatham Square, eorney Of Mott IT. .
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

U At meeting of the JOINT EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE held at the Broadway House, Tuesday March
5th, 1914, the following resolution adopted:
Rssolved, That the FINANCE COMMITTEE consist Of
memoe be selected by each Of the Executive Com
mttees according the rules Of each General COMMITTEE
Atameetne of the said Committee held the Broadway
House March 1874 the following Preamble and Resolutions
apare adopted unanimously:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

A GENTLEMAN, his wife and three chiI5ren
II 1.-TWO sirs aud boy all above ten yeaIs) want board
this city, below Houston East OF Broadway Please
address at the Office OF this stating residence and
lowest terms pr week. mi2i 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION are respectful-
y irformed that have been made for
en;ve application of ELECTRICITY in Of Nervous Debli-
mors Rheumatism SC, either under their notice that
of Physician perfectly familiar with its use-No Mercer
street. Office hours from l2to3 fe24 m*
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-23

TE0O THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.-
l. RUSSIAN KESAN SOAP.-The subscriber ha, just
received BY t harqne Roube from ronstsdt of
this celebrated Soap which for shaving and toilette
surpassed. For shaving by those who
used be the superior article 1t
this article Introduced city Of
Boston, and has ben sold upwards Of $4,000 persons,
with perfect satisfaction and considered the
the dozen or cake very low By SAMUEL ". CREECH,
H'ir Dresser, No. 9 FREMONT HOUSE, BOSTON.
ooT
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11

VIZ AUCTION SALES
w would respectfully invite attention to our regu-
lar Evening Sales which will be hereafter every evening
except Tuesday and Thursday early candle light at
the New York Commission Store, few doors east of
Coleman's National Hotel, where we will sell a.good as Z
of black blue, and blue blk cloths fine French
casslmeres blue, black, and gray cassnets fine heavy
tweed silk satin, and merno vesting; Calico moussem
de aine, Irish linen, shaws Shirts stocks scarfs,
crayats, linen collars and bosoms gum snspenders gloves
velvet and glazed caps razors knives and forks and
table spoons S. and bottle revolving casters, fine linen
tabecoths, spool cotton letter paper, bibles, baelng,
fancy SOAP rosewood and other fancy work boxes, guns
pistols gold pencils, watches mantle time pieces with
shades, etc., etc. Also, Reddymade Clothing, such as
coats, pants, and vests, all qualities, with endless
rety fancy and useful articles mention
nov LEWIS & HUNT Auctioneers.
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11

A desperate character named John Bradford,
not long since released from the State Prison in
Louisiana, in which he had been incarcerated five
years for highway robbery, provoked a quarrel
with man named James Murphy, in one of the
hotels in New Orleans, on the 3lst ult., and
wounded him severely in the head and neck with
large dirk knife. The bar keeper, in attempt
ing to separate the combatants, was also wound
ed by Bradford. -Four police officers, summoned
by the bar-keeper, were all seriously wounded,
two of them dangerously, if not mortally, in the
abdomen. The desperate, was finally arrested
and committed to prison.
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
TO THE PUBLIC.
McGrath's Washington Coffee.House,

On Pennsylvania Avenue opposite the Centre Market,
TTAS been handsomely refted for the reception and
II accommodation of the public The chambers are
neatly furnished and well ventilated All of them have
good fire places Sitting and eating rooms in the second
story, suitably furnished, and attended by active and
obging servants, at all times open.
Every exertion will be made by the proprietor to keep
hand good supply Of OYSTERS, TERRAPINs, and all
the delicaces of the season that the market affords and
they will be served up equal f not superor)
to any establishment in The District.
oct 29-Im
[Ph U. S. Gaz 1aw4w and send bill to this office.l
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NOTICE.

II NOTICE.
DY VIRTUE of writ of Fl. fa lssuedby Henry How
iso Esq of the Justices of the Peace for Washing
ton county, ID. c., and to me directed, | shall offer
at public sale the highest bidder for cash. Saturday
next the 10Th instant oclock opposite Centre Market
house, in the city of Washington the following property
to wiz; pr dining Tables 10 cane.seat Chairs, mahog-
any Bureau, Boston Rocker. dressing Glass, Crib
Seltee, Nursery Rocking Chair, Carpet, pair metal
Candestcks seized and taken the property of Nahum
Stone; and will be sold to satisfy judgment due George
Nlattingly. L. ). BECK,
nov9-eo3t Constable.
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
GEORGIA.

The Whig gain in this State upon the last
Congressional election still continues, but we
fear too small to overcome the Locofoco majority.
On several of the waybls were endorsed 5000
and 1000 Locofoco majority in Georgia. we do
not believe their majority will exceed if it reach
es, 1900; there were but two or three additional
counties received by this evenings mail.
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
II NOTICE.

ID .- NOTICE.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued by Thomas
G. Dom, Esq. Justice of the Peace for Washington
county, District of Columbia, and directed shall
offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash. Monday,
the 25h day of November next at 10 o'clock A. NJ the
following property, wit Lot No. 49, in square 453 in
the city of Washington with the Improvements thereon
seized and taken the property of Charles Baum and
will be sold to satisfy judgment due E. u J. F. Pickere
The above sale to take place at the premises on the
corner of eth street west and street north.
oct 24-3aWtss J. V. PATTON, Constable.
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, D. c

tOY TYLER a. BIRCH.-1he subscribers having
d opened this large and oomrnedous establishment on
Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and 4f Streets the
square and of the railroad depot, invite the
attention of the travelling public and community at large
TO the ample arrangements they have made for their
commodaiion and for all things appertanng to their COM
fort and convenience The very liberal encouragement
which the public extended to Thompson Tyler, while
proprietor of the Exchange HOTEL induces him TO hope
that he may continue deserve its patronage at the Uni
ted States Hotel and he them that neither pains
nor expense will be spared his efforts to the
tastes of all This Hotel of the largest in the
Union, and will accommodate 300 persons 1t has nu-
merous private parlors for families and is but min
utes' walk froa the railroad depot and five from the
Capitol. THOMPSON TY LEX,
oct7.n .:,. El JAMES III. BIRCH.
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
THE LAST SONG

AR" OF in the Silly night" .s
Roll up our gallant flag, III. "
1t must no more wave o'rus
Our eagle shrieks DER hill and crag,
And dark clouds roll before us.
The struggles o'er-we shout no more,
Both helm and targe are riven;
On earth laid low feet to the foe,
And closing eye to heaven,
Wings of the gallant States
Whose thunders spoke for Harry;
A brighter day your cause awaits,
A stouter blade to carry.
Their taunts and jeers bespeak their fears,
Their foreign power we'll humble,
Or see the walls of Congress halls
Round shreking freemen crumble.
Cheer, cheer ye for the fray,
There's many gallant spirit
Who'll wipe the foul reproach away,
They'd make our sons inherit.
A little while and Freedoms smile,
Will light the land we cherish;
And show the world flag unfurled
Whose tints will never perish. CHIPS.
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11

THE DEATH OF AN AUTHoR.-John Overs, the
author of clever volume, "The Evenings Of a
Working Man." to which Mr.. Dickens contrbu-
ted preface has recently died, leaving widow
and family unprovded for. He had long been i'll,
and hoped by publishing his productions, to COM
pensate, in some degree. his inability to work.
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
REGISTERS OFFICE,

WAsHINGToN, OCTOBER IA, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, to all tavern and shop keep
IN ers retailers of wines and spirltuous liquors, dry
goods hardware medicines, perumery, watches and jew
ery hats boots and shoes also, to the owners OF hack
ney carriages billiard tables and tenpn alleys keepers
will expire on Monday, the 18th day of November next,
and that said licenses be renewed at this office with
in ten days after that time, between the hours of 10
clock A. NJ, and o'clock. p. NJ
c. H. WILTBERGER,
oct 29--tNovI4 Register.
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
POPULAR ORAT0RY!
AT THE APOLLO SALOON.
BY MIR. CHARLES WHITNEY.

D1 MN. CllAhLEo WHlINE
SECOND EvENING-NIonday, Nov. il, at II O'Clock.
OUTLINE THE LECTURE
Nature and Objects of Elocutionary ScienceAnatomy
of the fifteen vowel sounds of language Ionics SUB
tonics, Atonics, Monothongs Dphongs, Iriphaongs.-
Articulation Position of the vocal organs.
Outline of the personal appearance of John Randolph
he appeared in the Debate on the Greek Revolution
his power over the supcnsve pause: his long ahy pis-
tolfngered action: his unique and striking inlonaton
Identity of Greek, Latin, and English Quantity exs.
H. Clay anal yss of his ntonation secret OF his aston
shng faculty Of being heard at greater distance in the
open air than any other orator.
ILLUSTRATIONS;
PREFACED BY CRITICAL REMARKS
l. The Power of Fashion, dedicated to the Ladies)
Woodwork.
H. Aposrophe to the Ocean, displaying attic quanty)
Byron.
ILL., Casabianca (Ihe union here of The attic orotund, Nth
the cursory aaelody HroDs into the picture light in the
highest degree chastened and brilliant. Mrs Hemans)
Nv. The Best of Wives (tacelious description Of f, de-
dicated to y Incog.
v. Lochiels Warning. Campbell
vi. Eliza and her Lover Battle of Minden. Darrin.
ELOQUENCE OF THE PULPIT:
l. Necessity OF Pure National Morality.
Dr.. Bcechcr.
Oratorical Action of The folo,vng Orators
l. Splendid Peoration of speech on the Greek Ques-
ton. Webster.
H. Invective on the same subject, (Repy to Webster)
Ill Noble Burst of Eoquence in favor of Mr.. Websters
Resolution. Clay.
~. Comic and Amusing Law Case, (' Bears Grassy
incog.
The price of tickets for the of five Lectures
81. Admitting Lady and Gentleman ST. so. Two La
dies and Gentleman 50. Family of six eight, So
Adm,tance for evening, 50 cents Tickets to be had
at the Book Stores of f. Taylor w. Fischer and at the
door No postponement on account of the weather
The second Lecture of the course TO morrow CTues-
day. evening" Nov H. Illustrations varied in each per-
formance. novl1
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11

uN CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH
II works of Charlotte Elizabeth, with an introduc.
ton by Mrs H. b. Stowe, containing Personal Recolec-
TONS Osrc "a poem,) the Rocke, the Siege of Derry,
Letters from Ireland Miscellaneous Poems in ono vo-
ume royal just received and for sale at tho
booksore OF X. FARNHAM
t23 Corner Of Ilth ct. and Penn. Av.
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11

VT NEW GOODS. ,s-n
w + ARE NOW RECEIVING from New York and
other markets. large and wellselected stock of goods
consisting of the following articles TO which we INVITE
the attention of our customers, and the public generally
100 bbls New York family Flour
IS half bbs do do
30 do do do Philadelphia do
so bags SO lbs, each do do
80 kegs and tubs Goshen Butter
40 do Gades do
5000 lbs. prime Cheese
25 bbls Cranberres
90 hhds Porto Rico ard New Orleans Sugar
30 boxes double and single refined and lump Sugar
Is bbs. crushed and powdered Sugar
10 boxes white Havana do
80 bbls white Brazil DO
IS chests and half chests fresh Teas
IS andl3 Ib. boxes Young Hyson and Imperial Teas
so bags old government Java Coffee
100 do Marcabo. Rio, and ST. Domingo Coffee
Is do burnt Coffee
80 boxes sperm Candles
Is do patent do
25 do adamanne do
IS do mould do
l5Oo gals. beached and unbleached winter sperm Oil
80 boxes brown Soap
25 do CASTLE do
ceroon Caracas Indigo
IS Mats Cassa
tercos new Rice
IL cases Maccaron and Vermicelli
500 lbs Goldfish
40 whole, half and or. bbls Nos. and MackereI
IS barrels No 3 do
uerce picked, and 200 lbs smoked No. ! Salmon
20 kits tongues and sounds, and picked do do
IS boxes scaled Herrngs
100 dozen Brooms
30 do Whisks
80 do painted Buckets
Is do fancy do
10 do lute and Mannilla mats
Is do Alcant do
25 do Wash Boards
100 do shoe, scrub and other Brushes
40 nests Baskets
10 bales cotton Twine
10 kegs Malaga Grapes
35 jars fresh Prunes
36 do preserved Canton Ginger
bales Walnnls and fberts
1000 lbs Bordeaux Almonds
10 boxes shelled do
25 drums Smyrna Figs
10 boxes fresh Citron 3.
Is cases walnut, mushroom, and tomato Catsup
Is do Capers and Olives
do mixed Pickles
60 TINS Sardnes
10 kegs pearl Barley
l25 boxes and kegs mustard, pepper ginger, cinnamon
aud other spices
2halfand quarter pipes Pico Wine
10 quarter casks Malaga do
10 cases Muscat do
Is half pipes old Whiskey
do do domestic Brandy
quarter casks cognlac do
half pipe Otard Dnpey ~ Co.'S Brandy
90 boxes small plug and fve's Tobacco
10 do cayendsh do
so, 900 Cigars, part very choice
Is baskets Great Western Champagne
ALSO.
so baskets Champagne, anchor brand ;.
Imported by ourselves in the ship Warsaw Of New
York. from Havre warranted fresh and OF the nes quail
ity. [nov76tsol MURRAY a. s EMMES,
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
CASH FOR RAGS /!

EROM 2 I-2 to 3 I-2 cents per b. will be paid for
any quantity of clean rags at the Printing Office
and Boohbtndery of J. c. MCGUIRE,
sep2O cor 10th st. and Penn. avenue.
T LINE AND CEMENT.
| HE SUBSCRIBERS keep on hand constant sup
ply of Lime and Cement at their respective yards. q @
ULYSSES WARD, 18th ST. 5if
sep17-2aw GEORGE COLLARD, 9th ST.
Fresh Lime just received. novS
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
A CARD.
Washington City Bowling Saloon

TNHE SALOON is on Sixth Street, nearly opposite
Mr. Coleman's date Gadsby's) Hotel, where gentle.
men who disposed exercise by rolling will find
Alleys good any in the City, and can be accommo-
dated by the hour game
The Game, string of 80 balls 10 cents each person.
Private Alleys, IS cents per hour
JOHN M. FARRAR.
A good Street Lantern for SALE oct 28-lm
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS,

October 4, 1874. !
NTOTICE is hereby given that the Library of Con-
IN gress will be closed on Tuesday the 18th o..
October and will not again be opened until Tuesday the
18th of November. JOHN 5. MEEHAN,
oct4.eotd Librarian
The Whig standard., 1844-11-11
ASlsssz 80 g.
q g4.a;,5 1
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
NORTH CAROLINA.

The gallant "OLp North" steadily increases
her Wing majority, and, from appearances, it
may reach 5000.