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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-20
Tin Ware.

Tim Cups, Pans all sizes, Coffee boilers,
J. BucketsYAfith and without eoveTS,E
Dippers, Tin Plates, sc. so for sale ehesp BY
May %. S II ALLEMONG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-20
ExrOduce.

"a LIZ kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE will
IN be taken in exchange for Goods at
April / |. t T., LOCK & cos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-20

HAMiLroN, Feb Is, .la4e
DR.. D. jayne Dear Sir I'll had not finished
the FIRST bottle 81 your Hair Tonic, before a de-
cided change was manifest over the bald part Of
ne head 70 which il was applied. A new growth
Fof 6ne glossy hair, mach3ike that of an infant,s
appeared, and has continued 10 increase, SO shat
| have had i cut two or three times.
began theuss Of the Tonic with Little or bo
faith that il would ever be successful on INV.
mead and was as much surprised as delighted
when saw taeeHect You recollectthe appear
ance Of my head when in gour Office. ass,jre
You the hair has been nearly, il moi quite. 10
nch long at thetirnes have had ilcut, on tbose
parts which were nearly destitute Of any when
you saw me. TWAS, however, very fne .thonsh
quite thick. Respectfully yours. &c.
- GEORGE w. EXON
Professor in Hamilton Literary and Theoloei
cal Seminary, Madison Co. M.
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] ApsII Il. Isi3. ae.''a'r

n = Pls.l 4Is 1914. ----7- q I
-s-----s $3.50 AE general assorse
- TONE VI Sir Ter = TATn
- saenl:
MAsso
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-20
NeW and Cheap lsools.

TRIiE undersigned takes pleasure 10 saying
,sceiSi,sis rustOmers and others, thsih he j pog
~ rools. to<ond supply of new asdI seqpoa-
,s.,,on lie winkhe invites their sFeei4i it.
40 auv who maJ wisR'assed 10 exhibit his k9QGs
~ = al 10 parehasepine his ~,
tAei t.sJ = 49,. :, lesss-tne stucAf lASA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-20
From he SomerYille IN. u Wb;e. !

From the SomerYiile IN. il Wh;g.1 4
Some lime since called upon Mr. P. Mesaa
Of someryille, fsr Or. Jsyne's celebrated Ha3r
Tonic. 10 restoFe my hair, which was thea RI 81
ing ofdaily. Eprocured one bottle, and sppI;es
ITS contents aeeordingto the directions. When
the bottle vas exhausted, discovered 10 M
great surprise and sAtisf faction, that the youuT
Hair was starting handsomely /; ] iherefors puE
chased another, ana socn iii / bad used TIRES
bottles, and now, ah compensation, ny hair L
as thick as ever.
And what IS ncieAsarprisipg. nv badness
was not oceasioned by sickness, in which dasS
there is greater hope Of restorstion-but was
neredt1ary. JAS OfRoGERs, Methodist Mind
ister, Mount Horeb, Somerset Co., N. u
Jaynes Tonic Fermifage, safe and pleasant
remedy Tor worms Dyspepsia, Weakness, LOS
Of appettesa and for iniermittant fever. and Agues
and Fever.
Jafnes Carminailye Balsam, + acerta;in, safe
and e1selual cure for Dysentery. Diarrhn Cha
lera INCONSISTENCIES complaint. Choir, Gripping
Fans, Sour Stomakh, sick and nefvousHeaG-3
ache, Heartburn, Watsrbrash, Pan or sickness
OF the Stomach, and al bowel SELECTIONS.
yayne's Sanaiise, Pill for I.iser complaint, Dys-
PspsIa, Rheumatisms disesses Of the skin, Impu
rity IT The Blood Csssirveness, Pains 10 lhs
limbs Bilious afTectsbns, Female Diseases. ana
for all diseases wttTe an alternative or pergautS
medicine may be required
Prepared .orls ~ pr D Jayne, No 20, South
Sd e.-@es, Philadelphia, where his other Talua.
bic remedies may belbad-- and for sale BY
JOHN P brown, charlest6wn.
JOSEPH CROSBY, Harpers.Ferry
February !. i s44. Ky.
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Chttld a!oMa n
a s q. ITEs II5I9ap4
HArpefs-s.ssry "
7. Lock eo4
s.nthseld
B. T. Toioasr s Col
stfFhsYdstown
f. DunningsoR.
March 4. iS44-Iy. kelhevss;,la
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-20

81 TARLTON LINEN SKIRTING,
AND CORDED SKIRTS,
THOR sale BY
X .1qy2 T o SigefoOss
HHATSS-6 cases black aud dfa5 Russia and
= Beaver Hats. just received and for sale by
haF,2 P Ct SlGAFo0SE
~ Is BE sf6 @ BSfSSss S box ssssrisa brands
May 3 r C SIGAFooSE.
For Harvest:
|RqooD SUGAR at 8 cents,
~ -Prips .Nolssses 37i,
BessFio Coffee 10,
Sec9Hd quality coffee 9,
Togelhef with general assortment of4Gro-
ceries-Jsr eGsh Also. on hand large stock Of
Queensware, Tin and Wooden Ware.
Grail and Grass Scylhes,
Fork, Rakes, Rifles, " hetstones, dc
With efSIy :hing usually rdquited BY farmers
Tor hatEcitii in our line, (wlh the exception OF
srdeni sPifits.l all Of which will be sold al re-
dueec prides. Farmers aresinTied to call and
see. IL ~ Miller.
June 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-01


Liver, 1"fP" Ms1:ts Ta'a.'
30 wssh s@qpss AYe5?a i"fdo T's;. .
s &c K.sr, o Gh,1ss? fesuys sumo, Ays
,eds, Androdss, Riiehis Bordeaux, ! T Ncoii EoSs.
Haley, 0uayams, Dunscomb 4 Be kwth;=,chrs Zrv,ah.
Nv Tnss w inne JONAS sots BrowneI XVI m;nS,oa
NC Ogden; Dodge Baker. Alexandria, Sluxes Chairman
Arrived.
Packet ship United s,ate Brtton, from Liverpool March
Pack, ,.p George Washing'CT Ale" from Liysrpoo 2.h
islands Of ice the Banks Died the ras age John
Thompson sesmln, Of Name
ship Mt Lili, fom Mat'nra April 10, with
Ship Wsrs,w Hthlway as days fom New Orleans, with
Ship Charleston Brown days from Charleston, with
baraas Chas.a jenkins, from M,t,uzs Anil 49, with ,u
sar, TO MASTER 32i bx, do J J Taylor
scilsa hsIque trance.ea, vea days from Bostou bal
BI. La srsncf Copeland Baker 90 days from Apaachico
Brig Grrl Wou Miner, day, rom St MarL, with cot.
Mrs Edward Buckley, days om Charleston with cotton,
Brig co,gw,hia, Barnard, from Newbm, NC with naval
schr La Vera Carlna Kngslard, from Havlna April 90 in
stores. o 'Sr ff READY sG% Co "HS''a NC with naval
sshr -opha D. LowSer from swansboro, NC with corn,
scbr ,,sau. Cole days from Richmond with md.e. to
sehr Unca, Rogers, from philsdelrtis, with mdse.
schr Augusta Lord Pit ph ad,lphia, coal.
schr Drum. Rice, philadelphia. csal
schr Elizlbeih lowell Milton; Dil. CON-
81: T:;: .S $; $s! S;yii9 ,,.
s sssT ss;llS J Gps: IssM M,T;sha@ A. a'h
Sehr Balance, Napier, Boston. lndse.
s Sch, W. w ; King Crowsli; Boston, md,e.
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Passenxers Arrived.

LvERpooL-Pachst sh Uoted Stete.-t,spt John II New
ton. II Price. Navy; Mr. Weld Mrs Brown ard ch Id,
Neg Yort Jones Fraser Harrison and lady, Cana
dA; Mr. Tehar, Msryland-i9 ~ tie steer sc
.LIvsnPoOhIPaeket ship Geo Wa;hngoa -J Taylor of
MArANzAs-Shp H.espont-Co Thomas Stead. j. I'm
Carey
child ana ture; Rev Wm MARTA lady aud chidr'n;
Rev Dunwody Mrs Jas. M d Moore chit an ,rrse;
Mrs Ha and child. M.i Gilman, Miss Me Nhh. Mrs g
Eas,oa. Mrs Chadwick. Mss Chadwick, MIS- Chad
Grinder 'obn Kr! rs John p'i sed = il the steemg,
Mrs Rilsy, Misc Riley, Miss Woot. Mrs II irts T Me-
Cev Lftus l. hitenden Mr. Ike s in the e-.ag
MANiLLs-Ship Unicorn az Boston-C pt Law on l. Watts
James Chds sea- late OF ship Wales of Haloweli.
lost m the islard Of Buriuy.
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American Provlsions.

This lnerket Is dull Mess Pork is quoted at 50 20;
81 90 ~ 90 Darre' Lard, Oh &c. Ali sorts oil provi
sons inactive We therefore, look upon prices as
nominal only
tits expected that the commercial treaty made with
the German Confederation will considerable incre our
exports of lard to the continent of ope will of course
do So In treaty the duty the article to be red,.
ced almost to nothing. Lard has already become i'm.
porsnt article of export from the west and the
psble of producing an immense quantity.
There were received at New Orleans from Sept to
Aprll o; So e"o Kegs
:" +" Foreign ports. .............,l 6l 900 "
Consumed al the South. ............... .2n6 800 4"
o. The shipments to the north at least three ourths
to Europe considerable portion OF which TO France. II
the treaty with Germany becomes de Jaco, ou
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TWENTY-EIGHT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SSION.
Senate,

WASHINGTON, April %, 1914.
MIR. HIVES presented a memorial from Henrico
county, Va, demonstrating against any alteration
of the tariff of AZ
A lso another petition from Prince Edward coun-
ty, IN favor OF an early annexation OF Texas
mote The galleries OF the Senate are crowded with
Strangers who, presume. are Wing Delegates.l
- POST OFFICE BILL.
Ihls bill came up for final passage
Mr.. BENTON said he should vote against the bill
because the Postmaster General objects TO il and
thinks it will render the Post Office Department a
burden upon the Government.
Mr.. HANNEGAN, in stating his for voting
against the bill, said that Postmaster Wckliie es-
tmated the deficiency Of the Department under the
new BILL at y 100000 per annum. He also stated
that by the last report of the British Postmaster
General, il was understood that the support Of their
Post Office system would hereafter be thrown on
the government, in consequence of the falling off
OF the revenue.
MI. BUCHANAN shook his head
The bill was passed by majority OF % to IA
Net party vote
Mr.. JOHN TYLER, Jr., presented several ponder
soclated by Mr.. Wharton.
THE TARIFF.
Mr. DAYTON proceeded to make his speech upon
the Tariff.
He is discussing it as it bears upon Agriculture.
AS this subject Is perfectly staIe-and Mr. Day
tons speech is made wholly for home consumption,
(for it will produce effect here at ali,) shall
undertake TO report ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-01

PEALE'S EEvS YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
BEAUTY. GRACE AND FASHION
BRILLIANT sr Nfish Ess Acorn Its Halls -
OVERkLOWiNG HOUSEs.i
ATIthaGrEi2PTfS SEEsh RE9VAnLIhEip
MR.. II. BENNETT, ........... MANAGER
DWARF!
Of the same Fl Tb M Thu HH'' Shorter Than
GIA NTEss!!
Taller than ~ cnS q 5 he s Aes'R Museum and
All Tor Que Sh ling
QUEEN VICTORIA!
RADIO SCAUF is to be presented to the
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Much surprise manifested by
PRINCE ALBERT
beholding the muscular Developments Of Tom Thumb
how asorshed he would be the xt,lwar end stury
frame Of Radio seauf The Lapander is oay
THE GREATEST HONOR
conferred upon him he having appeared teore tn. citizens Of
a FREQ and enlightened
REPUBLIC
undaunted paotsm schve great glorious blessing
INDEPENDENCE
The fi'.syIHs gsf WEsf Il: srs'ssd :
CELESTE, 1.-The Dansepse,
Mss Ap "a ~ the sy eeu soSs.,Iess
braed Comic Singer
TIE Manager ha, received from Europe splendid collection
artists
Performance in the Lecture Room commence at o'clock
u Ahcrnonn Entsrt"inmcat on Wednesday and SAtur-
ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING.
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The present position the staple cotton is very extra
menceent Of the season has completely subsded and all
the markets the world are in very quiet state Those
Of TINS country d afs particularly dull The stocks on
forward supplies to European markets The advices per
Hbena daily looked for, and should they inform
Of farther decline in Liverpool this market and many
SPECTATORS in will be completely used up The crop
e.taaed to reach full 2,OOoOOO bs.es-perhsIs the
y.ll with 60 hey end this estin9e Prices tor the
remainder OF the year Ill doubtless rue below the pre-
sent quotations The demand anticipated for this staple
dcatcns against the slightest hope that the wants for
consumption will even reach the usual extent.
We make the following extracts from the circular Of
IF largest cotton houses They give very correct
and impartial view Of the market -
Immediately after the departure Of the Caledonia on
the LIST inst better feeling experienced in cot
ton market, and advance OF half cent realized
prior 70 9Th inst the quotations given in circular
q aoh MARCH principally by the temporary
that time in the estimates Of the crop not exceeding
$50 600 bales being realized this feeling however was
Of short DURATION and the advance lost in less than
aveek, the market settling down at about the quotations
Of LIST inst on the 10TH we received Liverpool dates to
prices, which continued hou change until Saturday,
the 2ch inst when put in possession of accounts
disposition evnced to SELL and irreguarity
in prices holders in some cases accepting c below for
rates.
The Acadias with Liverpool dates to 4th instant
reached Monday the 22d at noon, and fer the
ment put stop to all operations Her accounts had
general, that the Liverpool market would have
declined consequent upon receipt Of from this side
to nth March The disappointment. however in the
tent of the decline very great On the 23d the sales
We're small and generally at further decline of half
cent On the oath and 25h inst fraction OF this
gained and prices became regular and steady,
cept perhaps in the inferior and ordinary qualities, TO
dispose of which lower prices are being continually &C.
copied there being evident desire the part Of holders
to realize on these descriptions For the week ending
last Saturday the sales amounted to Is 500 bales chiefly
for export, which demand and to manufacturers we
hsve to look for purchasers for still heavy stock
Yesterday the market quiet the sales amounting
to only 1000 bales, without change price, though
found disposition the part Of holders to place their
cotton the market
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There is an active demand in tis market for all kinds
of domestcs city being full o. country dealers who
don to this home demand large sales Of brown drngs
have been made for the China market
In Boston also there is good business doing all sorts
both 10 the trade and for export Last week there
exported thence 53s bales to South America 20 bales
the East Indies, and - bales to Smyrna
This active demand in the markets keeps the mills run
ming full time and their prosperity has induced capitalists
combine in several parts Of the country the establish
ment Of more mills: They talk of erecting cotton aco-
y in Buffalo in this State and the mills in process
building at the south going up RAPIDLY In these new
vested
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BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
washlngton.
"~s1hIHxuO
lCorrespoudeuee r 4 The H~rald.l


WASHINGTON, 9th April, 1874.
All w ashington is IN a state of ferment and ex-
cltement-Clays etter-Van Buren's letter-Pre-
sdent Tyler's letter-the treaty of annexatisn-
and the late Virginia election.
have just seen letter from gentleman in Vir
GINA, from which learn that the election has gone
very decidedly against the democrats II is agreed
on all sides that their House of Delegates will have
a wing majority while the Senate will be demo-
cratic some accounts state il will have majority
of ten. The great undecided question now is,
which party will have the majority on Joint ballot
which elects Senator in place OF Rives
The letters of Clay and Van Barren excite deep
feeling OF evaporation in the South, and large sec
uons OF the West and the Southwest.
, Now that Virginia has gone against Van Buren,,
the opinions at Washington are fully settled that
he must be defeated. Some of his best friends
nave said that he cannot get a solitary vote in the
Union: Others say they will bet against his getting
three States.
There is an immense deal Of talk here about
other candidates who satisfy the South and
W 81. On this subject opinions are in state of
chaos
II seems to be also agreed upon here rrettv gene
rally That the treaty OF exaon cannot pass--no
until the consent OF Mexico shall have been OH aim
ed.
| Senators appear highly indignant that the Treaty
should have been published No one at Washing
ton has the ightest idea or suspicion how il got
| ont The Senate will probably investigate IN.
matter very rigidy, as the lntelligencer casts the
blame on them. ''0
HaymakIng has commenced they are moving
| the grass upon the Capitol grounds
| HALE PAST TWO, L M-The latest information
| from Virginia is that the democrats are likely 10
have majority (bare) on Joint ballot. In oihe
respects, as have above stated, my information II
| the best at Washington.
The excitement here is tremendous-the South
Is aroused TO Indignation at Van Buren's letter
| They hold meeting tonight hear nothing
talked OF but Van Buren's withdrawal s. b
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asrsid Marine Ucrrespondxncs,

asrsid Marine Correspondence
Banner. Of Deer M L nSsn e; s Hfsd As 80
:.,isd al nsssd brig. and Ssaas. passed down
sshIAT F%nss.ss Boston e. NaYSa ANY
Norfolk for do; Gen Miller SWEET Boston for Nick; Mar
fsS xmsrss E.%Sh ss" s!
os % T9ra bIsSs Bss % i
from n,s sYs o.oN e. Prodr
OyYIc1 OF THE RHODE lsLANpER,(
Mary Linton Ross %oIo Hpr fpi - so ds ah
fdS9r p.S,on and EISa.a.. Providence for Niofs ''''
miscellaneous.
AnRIvAIs ArK EY Wssr.Toal number Of entrances ct
pU o. for eea
lai 3 % oa e so0Sy the I, me.:p,@ At hi: 20"
Ark af Newburypo Matanz,s , Cowes April
Nav Th,sr, Wilmington NC. for Gaze Hayteu, date,
Anar.s Boston for Philadelphia, April a. snoal NV by
bound si South
Foreign POr,s.
i BnSM.
E." s'ts I.%S:ts T:%ss. xSs
SS as %F NJ, s:. var; ss ,s
nv r, Tar Sms": Codny ~: Norma B,no". Ti,a,bN n
s|s, f:r%e
ds;Ti,i ssb;s; Russian simpson: Gsd,a. c@Ts.j Hop
3D. hfso a1y s%ss sry@ MsN;
sss ssaa: "M s. s"t ' "
% @ ssaa As Soa 81
r. Es,s'. t.;sh e.a
isl "
i:% s':S: W. P''t?s ;
s!ss Sssp:5s e. Ss,sss Pss
ti% S'"GH WIZ Ss ao s h fS
p SAs e. .s Mig ;@i Boston: s%
IL s% 'sd s Ss &
HY .ssss %p s" % %s Jones'
days. ; Alien G% s. ssS
P'y sStG
saas's x!Isa Detroit s's%:'s!; wood. 90; yaiis MeSs
ss h hss Gisss' s$:s@ r s Gs G FssS
iJsTSy pfT,eP o Davis, s,s. BetGS
S %a %ss.s. :is
F$;;,: Ss~; :S 'ss' o.'',
Napoeon oswsgo May Flower. Kingston; rrOw' do' Hi
A Madison dis ssh Gd 18Th
81, S:s .s.ss Cd S:a s; Sssis
BALDWIN. do; Michigan, do.
Home r'orts.
ponI5AsR April 2c% JaSs lnsyl Harmon Cuba
c% S'''' Ns''' o,'f" s"''''. ana A"s''a' s0''''
90 fo1 csdsn ; isd,s.h p;S Ss$ ''y e@'
ns:9 sss Hsti ss-rs,.x.apHa Mai. from Nyoh Sign,
is@s jane. River: Ta%sdre fcIssr Poi,sd; Mechanic
E%%Su q n? MO-" Arr
as ny sfa1 Gsss MS%
Gu KAN c ASncGpeds NySa GA s
aud Lewis Bruce hadslpha' Albany, Bacon Abany9 RI
%Y NFw Bspt9s1, April y7-Ag Mercy. smith, Lubee fe
e. ss
Fsoy,prss@, April AT Olivia ygzn,e; r. Hrs, Fy
& ss vs asorr seS Yo
s.an, WeIbei Baltimore; Vienna. HaliOck. PHILADELPHIA
HASsronp Xei sIS AIT Eyvie. RGss. Gaines ard Esy
@sss AsS
f. ys;ss ss Def* Ff New and a. DOT
HfTTt9" Mssss w. ae mon Rusa Loys fssrshuIs
ID GSS ff @ Sn;a
MsEs
xii III ss !Ss. G Il ssA9 PR
liverpool. 'Sg; Nance Nshes do Dc; Daupsless lBr1 y
Fell de- ldg; And Scott Emery for NYork, 'ds; Taront
Smith. do do; ben Preble, Perkins, wg argues Co!ossu
asg ComneIee Rogers. wtg Alab,ma Me',itt, DO: Tb,r
Rob Burns. BIZ Messenger Do do e-uublc. Gates fer
York. ldg; Wak1a Milford, do Do; Oz-iIo. Meks, do WI
Paragon BRAY schs Swal Sh FIN Nj lean
di,g How e. H'mmo,d fn Charle;tsn wig; Gen Wm W.,
rd,, Hows f Bo lds Excelsior Woodbury., for NO
| cans or Chsrleston: Thames Saw yer wig.
MOBILE, April 23-CId VIM God ard Potter; Queen Of III
&c an. Tii:v; st Audrey, [Brl Ltiteh; Helen B.
slack Liverpool; Rsnkn til tTskls aud Loehiibc. s.
Taylor, Quebec William Crocter Havana; Isaac Nlea
At this pl aud procee ed to New. !O,lssns;
NEW ORLEANS hpri 22Arr Huntsville, Cornell, NYor
Richa st john Cox Laguna; New York Isl Wright Galve
len.
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~ u W. ~ X ~


THE congo MELODISTs," FROM BOSTON
~ that they i'll give heir FIRST CONCEtT ~ this CITY
at co NCERT HALL, IN Broadway, on Wednesday Even
ing, May LIST anc offer the foil wing
p oGRAMME-PART |.
The Northern Dandies an Character.
Song" Come, come, ye DaIke, sIng," Ia harmony,
Song" Yellow Cora" parody on Mellow Hon.
composed by q Brown, and Chorus
Song" Dandy Jim from aroe," in harmony ard Chorus
PART IT,
Sorg-" North Carol ina wps BON pee. Brown and Chorus
Song" Lucy Neal" IN harmony''. Young Sw,eay
Song" Bost"n Gals, with ny ihces Young Sweeny
Intern. ission, for chance Of dress.
PART III
LOGON olive Overture, in imitation OF a locomotive
ng II the tack at fu speed Full Band
Lsctne Nesmensnn 81. q Brown
Song The old Pee e"....... Brown ard Chou.
Soo-Iomposrd by P-ufesor Herxig Little Ole bull"
soag-" Mrs. Tucker" composed for the Meodss,
Brown and Chorus
Par ~.
when wi, bt sets y hut time fcomposed
by Young Sweenyl. Young Swrcny and Chorus
Solo on B,njo which received In Bostoa with
most deatelIng applause Master Sweeny
PaHr v. 80
Song" Old Gray Goose -. Brown and Chorus
Farm-ysId fowls" the "Fieath Cymbas" and
" Scotch Bespires
Song" Cyf tina Sue" in harmony Youns sweeny Chorus
Solo-This Solo was c.mpossd by Prot s,or keyser.
the eader and his teacher, OF the Boston Academy 81 -
duet'ons IN i'm tation OF Church organ. Pompey Nsge
Finale Where did you come from .''FulI Band
Tickets IS c.ns Doon at hafpast Concert 10 com
mence At quarter Tn o. a30 2t"rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-01

The inactivity here and elsewhere is owing to the
supply of -four and grain in the country In all
the markets there large stocks and in the interior
great quantities TO Stewards AT the west
prices oi Hour range from 50 to 81 So and in the eastern
markets, from $3.50 to $3.50 As as the supplies
reach the Atlantic in any bulk prices will probably fall
but they cannot go far We suppose that g. $3.50 will
be the range here II Ia to be that to large
supply now in The country, the crops over the whole
Union never looked more promising this Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-01

AMERICAN mUSEUM,
AN ID p RPETU VA l. FAIR.
Corner OF Broadway and Ann street
Opposite tn. Aston House.
THE MOST BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT
SUCCESS
GRAND PERFORMANCES
At halfpast o'clock afternoon and in the evening.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MIR ". u. SHERMAN
The most popular ballad singer IN New ork
The GIANT AND GlANTEs,! the two greatest won.
ders Of the be from 10 o'clock till
till half.past 5, and from till TO-
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ly consulted at all hours Of the day and evening.
Tickets % cents--chdren under is Twcn
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-01

VIRGINIA MISUNDERSTANDING from " counties
in all have been received, showing the election Of
80 wings and 81 democrats to the House of Dele
gates, and wings to the Senate. The clear wing
gain, so far is g. large part of the State is yet
to hear from, but the wings confidently claim to
have secured majority in the Legislature on Joint
ballot. Last year, in Joint ballot, the parties
stood 81 to ~. Democrats majority %.
The election of Mr.. Goggin, wing, to Congress,
is confirmed-his majority is 200 In Wise's dis
rct the result is still doubtful, but the chances are
in favor of Judge Bayey, the democratic candid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-01

On Tuesday, 3oh ult Mrs BRIDGET LAHY aged thirty
one years.
Mrs Dnavan respectfully invited to attend her u-
neral this afternoon O'clock from her late residence
l3l William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-01

tGEEaRk'S CREAM SAPO me FOR SH ,VING y
Gentlemen accustomed to shave thsmTelves will find the
above articl All who have used he
best 1siiion the kind introduced The following
from the Atlas Of 2itn March, of the favorable
tirss ~ ! as Wcfiv.d:-
New AnTIcLI-Among e'many inventions to tdysnce
the com'os Of tie tce superb sha' Cream. Those
whotghtIy appreciate the Luxury Of sh and like
have alta reasonable cost should purchle aad this
eeDt cmpornd We can conidentially and cautiously
recommend u to and all
The above article be had q,any Of the subscr
ba agent Tor the manu and does
all it is represented to BE-. he will b, und d
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Also TO be had If the principal ugg SITS and fancy goods
deal in this city. m Imsec