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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

% Graham Houze-Neyv Arrangement
ROSWELL GCSS intoyrns his friends and ths public ;het he
has enlarged his BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT,
known the Graham House. g Ba.clay-s;,e By adding 20
Ii the adjoining house. and prepared accommodate ta1
sent pe!aaen; Boa.ders on the l5, favorable Al
friends Of Temperance desi:sg quiet hce and freedom
from re fumes OF alcohol and tobacco invited to patOnize
this house. The Vegetable System with the choicest selection
Of fruits &c. which the market Affords VII be strictly adhered
TO- but table will be served for those who ssfe. the ordinary
mode. or mixed diet.
Croton Shower. Warn md Cold Baths. free.
o5;f ROSWELL Goss.
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GENiriNE I-EAS

GENUINE IEAS,
WHOLESALE AND hEiAIL
TIE CANTON TEA COHP ANY,
PRINCIPAL. STORE, III CHATHAM STREET. u. 7.
Branch Stu.os:
513 Biaeck.T street, Nsw-YorS.
S6l Grand street, near Suffolk.
igi Greenwich s.:est, near Fulton
lis Fulton ztrset Brooklyn.
Sc Chestnut md d North Flth-... Philadelphia
IL Hanover street., Rostcn.
Purchasers their several e<tabshmens where they think
will be found BY far the best selections OF pure and unsdnsta
led Tees m the United States The unyecl popularity ard
rracwn ofheu house With reference 70 high Qualities low Pm
esq and rorgt dealing well rndercod 10 render far
thet coen:s Necessary OIizns ard only warehouse for
tie ao o. 9oweua's Bl,ek Tea O5serve -Sunssrz VIII
he e. cr remember the OF The pricpa store n
.i.r s..ee, Ell between Penn! and Roosevelt. Streets
ne public viii also re pleased take notice that tho Csri1n
Tea -u-u; have nothing DO with oser tnfs- except
th.,-n iassrii1J NJ the nfihIs advertisement Ky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

prentice Lfn-ary.-DI- I-ARDNE2 viii eire I Sc
res .. four Of -os PopClnr Lectures tire Soca Dis
eoye.es IN st'o3elTll t Pnyscal Seace Il ne S'cyTe>
he evenings of Tuesday l0t. Friday J, fcc-3ay i7ti nd
fncaY rs, commencing eaca erellnE !; Z p-I: O'clock,
Tickets 70, the Cour.e % admit ee;a, 81; &c admit
lazy ~ cents Els1 ticksis cents Re hid the ap-
Gren:ices Lbr-.y. No 81 Crotby-s hs;wcel Grand aud
B2oSie 81 arl,g the evening al the aec;sa.cs
change: Bartlett iEeors Asto: House II. & :. Ray
nor - Sowey and 7. j. CIoeas BooE Store, t43 Broad
%ay, corner Bcscke:s
This LbrJ has hitherto been supported By tao Gene-al
society Of Mechanics ad Ifdc-nea who have from int 10
last expended Tor this Object than g, 90 Tie great
increase Of the cty and ether hIe rendered The o
e:'ey inadequate 20 exea.ve fed .n=t which = $
paced Thls a. lie same tine .he soc.ty = less cSe aa n-
merry % support i.
Believing that The community hes much stake the IT,
:uEe chGrnseF of pprentcss class ms City numbering
ion ten 10 tWeTe thousand VINO nsT hereafter control the
ocstes OF all other classes, fcr FoOc evil appeal 4
EoP mace 20 Ire CITIZENS generally I'D n sustaining Tire pro-
VISION hs!e made ;or tie mora aid intellectual improvement OF
those VINCE future ce!ee may voiva such important conss
qusaces. ci rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

wHSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound BaIsamic Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy knorea TO the toorl for the cure Of
coughs, colds, ASTHMA, Group, bleedins. Of the
lungs, nhooping cough, bronchitis, infu-
enza, shortneSs Of breath, pain and
ueaAness in the breast side,
l;per complaint, and the first
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

GUNS, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
MATERIALS for Gun Smiths. Gun Lock. and parts of
WI Locks, Gun and Rio Barrels Percussion Caps and Pills,
Powder Flasks and Shot Belts, Cones md renches, Ribs.
Rods Worms. &c. sc. for ssle IN quantity By
s19 a. W. SPIES & co. 215 Pearl 1t.
TEA TRAYS, Ca. w. SPIES & co. zig Pear.sf.
wich Tea Trays in sets Aso full assortment OF all
common Tea Trays by the dozen. New syes piIon Britain
eial assortment oil Table AID Pocket Cutlery Scissor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

GREAT FIRE IN courHBRlDGE, mAss-The
large cotton factory in thar place, called the Colum
hia Factory, was utterly Consumed by FIRE on Fri.
da, morning at o'clock Ii caught from u burn
bulldog. Ii WAS insured for Sl7,0O0, but was val
ned CT about $50 000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

rsEu .iERCHANTS, TEACHERS AID ,oTHEgS.-
1 HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, us Peal t:fcst. icrp
Keep constantly .oT Eaia lr;e and coa7lste assortment of
coo, CLASSICAL ind Miscellaneous Dacs- Blank BOOTS n
every vTst; I.stte Cap, tfa.cd ard H,.Inl Bill Drawfs
dnd Tea sspe-. 0ui5, irk. Selling Max. sc. &c.
Merchants Teachers School Committees ssd o;sIs. wish
purchase. ~ nod for ths!I ils.ss: 20 5ve us c
~ we W furnish I'll sIces line y. low prices AMI
quantities 20 5,ni-
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS and SCADS2ilEs:
Tit Mute BTun School Geo, Do DO ALFi6.cd.
sIsphy and Alias. ,Web;tst', Dictionary FOR
Pete: pg:lcy'z Geography fOr, School,. Enc
Ci;aiCG. p. 10, Io. ilrfo.
Te,s7 Faf!s; Issof jf Chi 5ir;. incoa's Bo;R1y.
den Do. po,any Tor Beginner,
Barl:'l Geography Of ths Do, Haturi! Phios1?hy
,isavelE. with G,ias. Ip. Natural Philosophy tex
Fe.io1ea itircHonIy Tor Be- Beginners
sinnsrs. 10. Lecuses on Chss.l.Is-
G0odc.'s Ecce.laIcai lis o. Casmis;ry Beginners.
to.y 70: Schoolz- tfliiGGdet.s Picture hsIu!ER
Ki-1c5 SieiEeats ofCr.4cicni. S9oS.
5Yo. IrTe.:eas Iu:orcst Tsb!es j re,
Preston, Iatets;; Taties J per cenl-
cent. 10. 10. SiSn;sreh
4 PRACTICAL Grammar OF the English Laugoase
GrCi,r To corapos:ou IN which the Constructions cSs,
ned .;o predictions and Phrase. b Edward Eczan, author
Of tie .,peller and pe.iner. poit h--t
Parts fifrt anh Serond born in ore vol san4y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
DRY GOODS.

New Goods Received Dec. 9Th.
o. TAYLOR L co, Iobbers. 81 Ccdar..:rcq,. have JUS,
u received several case. dft.Ieat priced, assorted
CAMBRICS-
Some Of them the finest quality and coo,ns in the market
Several csScs of
BLEACHED CANTON FLANNELs.
A magnificent assortment of
LADIES FANCY CRAVATS.
Also. large assortment of ladies' Hack and co0Tcd
KID GLOVES.
The retail merchants Of The city and lis vicinity who
nuc buy duriag the moths, vii find stock al
full and desirable omthe choicest selections, OF each
new arrival Of Foreign md Domestic Goods. do
RscCURDY. ALDRTCH * SPENCER. Il Exchange
Va Place. nfie; for sale the following Wopen t;nods
20 cases Cloths containing Piece Dye and Wool Black Olive
and Cadet OF vhrouS Qualities.
- plan and fancy striped and Plaid CassrieEe
. SGneis containing B.ges. Bnos, Browns Oxford.
Cadet. and See! Mixed. Diamond. Ribbed and Paid of
various grndeS.
5 cases PLAN and Fancy IseedS. di0lo
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DrlIL. hhOIhbk q GO.
fso. Is JoHS-sTREET, Hsw-IoRz,
re. r-,r -r.r Encnnrr y


AID No. e. FULToa-sTBEEr, bs0oKIfH.
oysntors and soe r.,ou:acures tbe zeaune Done
Lamp so manufacturer sEd tsaier1 IN improved CAM
nee Iu,r Solar Lsfn.A (lInadn!cs Hall AMPS end Ian
EN- A5t!al and SOar ue ChiInasa gd LoID Glasses Of
nj k,ndx Lenr WICK Pure Sperm OH 2msone and Eun
in. 10. nSire, lar ca-5- Ssp3 Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

Fer further particulars and conclusive evidence Of Z,
efficacy panphst which may oe Obtained o, assn's
gIuts. -
PREPARED ard sold. wholesale and retail by A. 3; s d.
SANDS, Wholesale Drugg.i,s, 20 Futon street. Now ora
Sold alto By Drusrs.s generally throughout the United
States. Price. 81 20! b'ttls: tlx bottles tor 20.
" The public respectfully requested TO rencu5t! that
il Sendss Sarsapann that has been and constantly
achieving such remarkable OF the mOi difficult c!ascs
sfdseases which the human frame srGac therefore ass
for Sands's Sa,aparia, and teke no other. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

yoxxoSr1o, Or Warriors OF the Genesec: Tale Seven
;sen,h Century. BY WIN. II. e. RosMER- New.Yo-k /:
Wiley and Putnam. Rochester: d. Nj. Dewey. Arcade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

PATENT ELASTIC SaOCLDER-BRACE.
rT1RIS ARTICLE IS rtsndsd 10 brace the ssouissn AID e-
part the chest. anc wi be sind Indispensable 70 all psr-
sous wtJ have acquired Ire habit OF itoogs alsr h9a
weakness confinement. study PereIis end slafsrs he
u.reuia,iy requested 70 e1Emi5e ,bD arc IL Il hshJ
scom1eGsd ~ many eminent p-censf gentlemen TOT the
ne o. children CT sieI They ceu be via pefect
egs oYg p.3lsat IL .e Tree rse OF the ssnie
Gsy ,rFeagtsn ;he back and rko1css7 az5 Improve nrc
beeutiy .hs .1frn-
Te public ara cautioned gain: number OF unworthy
racl5 cf the Esc S,ace siich offered different
placns throughout : country. genuine sIcepig
,he Salgpaa ygh the and pilee O eusnc OF Tie sub
.--bsn PAhSELgS = AGATE.
sI.-rzu.ss OF Ss5, b.Ece5. Socs Ready Hsde Linea.
Srspescsa. Sc re sd Dealers 10 Ge1t lener Errrnn-
ins Ar;.:es, 20 broadway. cOrrsr OF Psik PEE sc
a NERiUtN ELASTIC sIsPgADgR2 AND WEE
ABINt-Thes surprising perfection stt=iled ~ Toe Iss p
pseFeens Of the sahihes 4 elspaqsdDE isG 49,. so ~
ea5 a.aDa 20 tie -zahrt.ctr.s OF Ei=iic WeoIn. y
the ais u ms - rses;rey Sens s u fssss ~ 20
esll:ss oss.S IA a> % hla re lss ps,t 80
Among n. aaysh;sge5 10 eteEe5 n IL Scs
r1ei 20 nseoarsbe f.o G. TIE peeosf .sa -
p.oeey OF retaining Their es:cty. snn re f. :,
sIes without ad.asnai rpt or vsiesII = soen
e-psgs sIlJns tEaGs via EnTe rc ~. ". h-.ye.celA
tt fisS !s TIER ea=ci;y aftsY o-;rE @sl .1eIL I'M.
S ei.reiy obyisist BY Days p1oses Sea ei. e tus<
osass O. ssbar are isvctts ernniae We snt' " NO .
sse- lece IN c1sohrnea contracting ~ re ~ ZEE pax
80 f,y-.Ts % hand end faf 60 shy q. Il DA1s
Successor 20 tss Ro1ozsT tac;s T $3.50 n 70.
.GEb . Asicsn lana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
GREAT BARGAINS
IN u R Y GOO u 8,
CHEAPER THAN FVEP

NEW FALL GOODS CHE tP!!
- w. D. GREGORY & co. No. Us Spring street, wish
-. acquaini Their Trends and the public witt, their deter
ination 10 sell CHEAP all their Stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods, the most winch have been bought the late Auc
CASH. and which they ate resolved to sell ut the latest
reductions IN prices.
H. B. Great Bargains mny be expected. Call and
MA w. ID. GREGORY & co. l15 SDnng st,
NEW FIGURED CHAMELEON SIf.RS-Just received
" az w. ID GHEGnRY x CO. l75 SpTins s'rest.
extra heavy csrsd Chameleon Silks very .c cDiOIs direct
,om auction aid selling &. pc: yard Iich Paic ls Sd
per yard eavy we5 GTos de Rhine for Long Shawls very
desirable and very ehsap. 1t lg5 SprlDs street. OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

T AN ELECTION. held on Monday December %, 1874.
u the following named persons were duly elected Directors
x. Havcns, Nnlah TAYLOR. j. Phillips Phn1ix,
Tanning c. Tucker Caleb o. Hal-ted, William w. Todd.
William Couch. John D. Wolfe. B.L. Woniey.
Joseph B, ynrnqm. Micah Baldwin, nIecs D. Benjamin.
Nathaniel Weed, Ferdinand Suydsm, Hy G, Thompson,
Peter J. Nevns, Edward Anthony, Guy Richards.
Ar subsequent meeting Of the Board, RENSSELAER, HA.
VEINS ESQ unanimously elected President for the ensuing
rear Ids lwl LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

THE WAY TO ABOLISH SLAvERY.-A co.rcc-
pondent cf the Christian IVatchman To- BOSTON,
writing from Washington, and speaking Of affairs in
Virginia snyg.
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BRAITHwAlTG's RETROSPECT

PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
A HALT-ykARLy JOURNAL
C5stl:siH !2st-osScc-I-e J, ~ frert :seorS-F caS
PrG-ticc. E-s7T05<-seGG ~ e: .acc.r@t SS;eIrc-.
coAm.NcED Is JAsuAuF. 1870.
Published in London Juy anu january q. sEd
Ie-puhlisSsd II hsw- Yo:- ~ DANIEL, ADEE Gate
ApzE & Es1AHRGoSl 10. is1 Eu!.c.-stEe4..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

TIVE FOLLOWING VALUABLE BOOKS for salo b.
! ABRAHAM MASE, 81 Bleeker.street:
Bucks Theological! DICTIONARY; Bikes Biographical:
Richardson's English Dictionary, in quao vols. London
edition. .
Cusnorraphy, in four books OF History of the World.
published 1852: The 1rl OF Dr. Henry sachsrcra London
edition. published IN ITO. with o;crs at Ike DESCRIPTION.
arpsrs Illuminated Bible and Ferpank- Shsc pse, with
all :he Publications and principal Monthly Penodca, To-
se:er with large assortment CT the most popular School
Books
Also. Travelling Writing Cases. Portable Desks, Foosc p.
Letter, White. COGre! ard Hardware Peper Perforated bs
t B0Hrd, Drawing Papsr plain ard cOrred Bristol Board
Law Blanks oil every description, with large assortment OF
Muse
The Shakspenre Circulating Lbny, with than four
tuisl nd vsues. Binding contested I'll 4, varieties at
G.3 &. MASSES. 237 Biccckcs.,tree:.
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TIE fat lG trs or Five yas Per yer thereafter, 81 co
Single Nos. 50sen;,. ,nvr rinbls II .Gvaars OBJ
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niyo a.lcblfan vii ctsnd promptly ts cosetio o!
leet. tfan.frr o:ignts. peyla3at OftS-os. "a.
l,ufPaAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

Refer, 10 amuc Sherwood. EQ., Tracy SIebsr s. Irwin.
Iyc.s < Ely, Carew & Huntington, Dwight Johnscn, Eel
-. Pr,iJ i Sruddar nSC ,SawSms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

rgNO MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS. DEALERS,
2c.-V. &. PALMER is the agent. duly authorized by
the popEe;o Of Of the 5cs, nsspHGrs OF mos, OF the
principal this Stts. NewJersey. Pennsy and
Eaes;n Southern and Wesia sstPs Z, rceve nyer
;serens N this Ct or insertion IN the respective pepes
Tie opportunity afforded The 5usiacs. community by This
sccnCy disseminate Indignation throughout the cou1ry,
AID solicit the attention OF the people u surh
p.l.n-
The teams ard the newspapers be seen at hs Office
yyEec every i1nrnelGa Iil be chserfuiy communicated
md The DaIure Of the cgoacy fasy explained.
Cfsics No ]6D Nassau St tTri5une Budnysl oppo3te
Guy HaI-si tho Coal Ottce oil iiecd
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40 ssEN{f.

BOARD IN THE CoUNTSY.-Twc or thres ps,sces can
- bs sceJnGite3 Win bosri, rssr the Ndass Of West
l1s, sni wlia eolt eSa:ce al tie Harlem aiifoad -
Ihe acSs ltl docs Pleasantly stanted r.. 'rtaer
M .tEr..tlNr .rc,l.ra ~ ~ AutNery. CIV w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

Any CONDEMNATION or DBBTs IN THg NoarA-
Ia Wrsr-E- 3, WASHBURNE. ato,oeyat Law Ga.
due New-York MslchRn,s Ia Gaena. Rockford and Rock
Island. Illinois: in Du BISue, Iowa; N Patsyle Potos.
Refer 70 b. a. CrsuMAS & Co.; DoREars. SuYphM &
NIXON. Neg.York. ~ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

.Hors.spa. Fash. CO. ~
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FgIEETT-J SMITH nODGE a Bond street, oileis hi,
renGs and the public entire now method OF fastening
artificial teeth. Ii Of his nvSno secured by letter.
Datent, and used by him e only in this city.
From Hon. Silas Wright, u Senator from tho State Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

.Hzssrs H. g. {. D. Ssnds. G.H: The statement made
BY w. G. WAXING respecting his ra'c End the suffering
through whca he ha, passed. ay bo implicitly rsed upon.
Vc;y respectfully yours
RICHARD STEELE.
The following interesting presented. and the reader
invited careful pcu,aL Comment suoh evidence IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

a. meeting Of the FosT PL.:s CLAY GLIB on
the 9Th ult- Committee PREVIOUSLY appointed far
that purpoae, repor,ed tae Diowif g Resolutions,
wnich were atopied ~ scciamaiio;i:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

rOHN r WAIT, Attorney and Counsellor q Law and
j take acsrowea sruicpts of Decs and
SDo,tons writing for the State OF New York, NoRFicl
CoSS viii devote particular attention TO the collection OF
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RefsreaeSs-u Ss0gIeI n. Y. Ci.g; Ugn Wr. H. Seu.
ara uourn n. Y. MesSss. SelsY & Wordoa tAnan'ai
ma Il V OILS 2Hacds
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-22
HOW HAPPENED IT?

The Globe Of Friday evening contained not a
word Of MIR. Weller's slang whang speech of that
day. How happened it? Were the editors
ashamed of it? Was it such an outrage upon
decency and decorum that even Mey the editors,
feared that it would bring discredt and odium
upon their party? If these be the reasons, they
show at least some little sense Of shame in them,
whatever lack of it there may be in the billings
gate orator. 1t has been supposed, however,
that this was not the cause Of the suppi esson Of
SO much vituperative eloquence. II is thought
that time is to be taken to dress up this GRAFTON,
redolent with the perfumes OF Wrapping, and to
put II In garb fit TO be sent into the country,
first having been well washed, to enIighten the
Democracy in regard to Mr.. Van Burens former
course and opinions upon certain measures, and
particularly in regard TO internal improvements
When i, is sent forth, we hope it will not forget
to tell the Democracy that Mr. Van Buren, voted
TO establish toll-gates upon the National Road in
the States through which il runs, without the
consent Of those States, and that he also voted
for the tariff Of 1928, or bill of denominations.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-22

Mr.. CALHouN.--We were apprized several
days since of letter from Mr.. Calhoun to a
gentleman in Washington, in which he express
ed his views of the present state of political af-
fairs, and recommended, with characteristic in
dependence, a course Of action, not at all likely
to be agreeable 10 the feelings or wishes Of the
Van Buren, portion Of the Locofoco party. This
letter, we are informed, will soon be published,
and is probsbly now on its way here. The let
ter Of Mr.. Rives is but the hera of this missive
from the South Carolinian, and if the former
dealt stunning blow to Van Buren, Locofocoisn,,
the latter will demolish it entirely The Hercu.
lean arm of Mr.. c., we are assured, will fall
with terrific force on the ntriguers and political
managers Of Locofocoism. And this will be but
the beginning of the end. A voice will soon be
heard from the west of the Alleganies, that will
carry despair into the Van Buren, ranks, and
crush forever the hopes prospects of this fallen
party. Let IL come AS soon as the letter of
Mr.. Calhoun reaches this city, we shall lay it
before our readers. We look for it with every
southern mail.--Harfford Journal.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-22
L OCAL N E W S.

Mr. Gliddon will commence course of Lee
lures on the "Pharaohs of Egypt" and the
Memphite Pyramids" in Washington, on Mon
day evening next. We attended his lectures in
this city last winter, and can say with truth that
we never before received so much instruction in
SO short a time, on any subject--Phila. Forum.
The above is but one of the many notices we
have seen in the Northern papers respecting the
Lectures of Mr. GLIDDoN They are said to be
not only the most Instructive. but the most inter
esting Of the popular lectures Of the day, and no
doubt will be fayoraby received. That there
may be no disappointment, we call attention to
the advertisement in another column, wherein. he
announces the change of his lecture from Apollo
Hall to CARUsI's SALOON
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-22
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
JANUARY 20. 1874.

INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.
]. w. Coleman, R. +. Coleman, j. NJ Lilley, Va;
Dr. Daniel Dayton, \. Beach, David Hale and three
ladies, New York; JOS NJ Keene, Me-; Capt M. L.
Weems, John Ii. Scrivener, r. D. Fenby, c. D.
Ridgney, Baltimore; J. J. Darymple, John Bourne
Annapolis; Howard Kennedy, Md. Mr.. Ellis, lady,
two children and servant, Ind.
CITY (FULLER's) HOTEL.
Andrew c. Cracey, Phila.; Il. B. Mayer U. s. NJ
F. Bartlett, Bait.
EUROPEAN (GALABRuN's) HOTEL.
Dr. M. J. Bailey, New York; Thomas J. Clifford,
Simpson Cole, Ohio.
EXCHANGE (TYLERs) HOTEL
Joseph A. Turner, Md. A. Kilgour, Annapolis
George r, Gliddon, Egypt; J. W.. Wheeler, Ohio.
TEMPERANCE (BEEns's) HOTEL.
E. Myers, D. Howell, New York
VIRGINIA (swEETING's) HOTEL 3
l.. Cline, l.. Garrett, +. Hutchinson, Mr. Stewart,
c. Wheeley, Va; T. Fipal, New York; James
Birch, Md.
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VOCAL MUSICIAN Introductory lecture on vo-
cal music will be delivered at Concert Hall
CTodds) on Monday evening, the 2lst instant, at Z
O'Clock, when an evening class of ladies and genlle-
men will be formed Those wbe have subscribed to
the class will please be punctua it is DESTROYS that
there should be no interruption in the course.
JUVENILE CLASS.-'i,he regular quarterly
course Of the juvenile class will commence at the
same place on Monday afternoon, at O'Clock.
The afternoon class of ladies and gentlemen con-
tinues to meet at the same place on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, at o'clock.
st J. H. HEWITT,
Jan 20-2t Professor Of Music.
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The WING ILLINOIS BANNER.-The is some.
thing noble in the motto Of the Wing flag of II.
linois, and in the spirit which animated the
Wing Convention, while it unanimously adopted
it. Ii is =
"Justice to all men, and inviolability of pub
lie faith, are cardinal principles Of the Wing
Party, and this Convention, in the name of the
Wings Of Illinois, REPUDIATE THE DOCTRINE OF
REPUTATION
Honor TO our brethren of Illinois! Such prin-
ciples will be passport to public confidence, and
must sooner or later, triumph over all party
drill, and the arts Of party demagogues.- Cineia-
natl GdxeAe.
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MIR. STEWART AND THE MAJORITY
OF THE HOUSE.

Our report of the proceedings in the House of
Representatives of Saturday, shows that the ma
;orty of that body have some little eense of shame
ard Justice left, and that these were SO wrought
upon by holding up to them in their true colors
the unjust and uncourteous course pursued to-
wards Mr.. Stewart, of Pennsylvania, as finally
TO wiring from them, by the aid Of the ayes and
noes, reluctant permission for him to reply to
the gross abuse and insulting personalities Of Mr..
Weller. Mr. Stewart rebuked, in very appro-
pirate manner, the indulgence of such unjusti6a-
BILE and brutal attacks upon members, whose ar
gumens happen to be unpalatable or unanswera-
BILE. To charge man with lying, is usually a
bully's mode of reply to an argument or fact
which he is incompetent to answer. But though
his rebuke was just and severe, yet we do not
apprehend that it will have the least effect, for
though you bray fool in a mortar, yet will not
his folly depart from him."
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1.-The Federalists will attempt to revive some of

1.-The Federalists will attempt to revive some OF
their ISLANDERS against Mr.. Van Buren, Times.
There are good many men in the country
1--WE care not by what name you call them) who
will revive" their recollections of Mr. Van Bu-
ren's public character, and tell him story siml-
lar to what they told him before That MAORI.
ty of $4,000, if they should revive their old feel
ings will hurt him somewhat, as you must ac-
knowledge. He and his friends have /" insulted
and deceived" them sadly-insulted them by
charging them with being bought by the banks,
and maddened by the influence of log cabinism--
deceipcd them by promising national prosperity,
and bringing upon them national dishonor. This
they will tell him again, in due tme.-Hartford
Courent.