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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
j. SnAxroy. Secretary.

hE- Clay .Es:.,;lce.-SrrEsTu WARD BAsxrR Pre-.
sEHrAroN.-A magnificent Banner will be presented
the Seventh Ward Democratic Clay Club. by Joseph IIoxie
Esquire, in behnoi the Wings of the Ward at Croton Hail.
corner Bowery and Division Wednesday Evening
9th instant ut half pas, O'Clock
The Members OF the different Clay Clubs OF the city md Tie
friends OF lleEry Clay generally invited be present,
The Clay Gec Club have kindly volunteered their services
for the OCCASION
Mr. No,ter the celebrated Canopean player and vioins
Is engaged for the evening.
The Club will lie addressed By several distinguished speaker
@ Seats will be provided for the Ladies by the Committee
Of Arrangements who will lie distinguished by Badges By
otder Of JAMES Il. WOOD President.
ions CROMWELL. Co.,.
WILLIAM X. Lot rus, 81 ~ no 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

THE rllALANN-No. Niii-orsan ofthc isserlat:onsi'
otthe n,e state, continuing tall account 81 the pro-
ceel:S OF the Convention recently held this city. and the
address Otc Convention the People otha med States
together with extremely Interesting Speech o. w. Charles
\. Dana, the experience o tine Book Farm ssocaiion
Mass. he Obtained nj The New Word. No. 80 Ann
street quantities b. single copy and of Sews;1cn general
IS. irice 3 per hundred. slncle number, cents.
The EhnaiN ciier!by ALBERT bRIsEAN OSBORNE
M.CpAsIxL, PAINE GoDwI., ami WILLIAM HENRY CHAN-
NISG and w!i e contributed 10 by HORACE GREELEY of y.
i; GEORGE ItiPgY and CHARLES \. dana. OF Bfcolrm.
Mass. f. T. GRAST. OHIO Phalax o. and nu'nbeI OF DIS
tn-uise advocates OF Association this country and Europe
The PhalalS viii he mainly devoted 20 the exposition OF the
Docnne Of Association discovered and propCunded by
CHARLES FOURIER from whose works copous tIGnsaooS
will he made But the Editors have determine, TO make t:ie
Phaanx effective and lnercSI: periodical n m? nu"
cf II, discussion wall embrace all IN. Important topics u
the Cay-Rcisols Social Political md Lere!y-ivhlch Will
be treated perfect fairness aud ness but with decision
and independence, "
Tie Phalany vii! appear every fortnight until It's apdy m
crossing patronage viii allow of weekly pu5lcatoh Price
81 per annun for ftiV-tpo numbers oT months or so'
No. ~ Ann-,treet, NeS-l ork.
Persons will be served their houses the cities OF New
York and BROOKLYN thcy leave their address ut the office OF
the New Wc.!i: AZ JdeN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

~ baltimore Conycn:ion.--STEAM
ENCUESlON.-Thc steamboat NEw-liAvES applications
rsiynE.l will depart for the Baltimore Convention Mon
day Sh INST, reaching that city early the morning Of the
Convention Isl My aud n!ier the YOU'RE Mems Con-
ycnon. which viii be The ID Of Nluy. Free SO for the
trip and ionnd while going and Another boat also
be had, All who desire take this cheap and pleasant
VIII forward their with the money ic Committee by
Thursday 18th n>lutas the Proprietor Of the boats must
know dclullycIy by that tine what he has TO rely
I'm the ucnntmc tickets be had the Reading Room IL
broadway. rs the short friends the i.nst and
North ind interior OF this Stale desiring take tbs route had
better the Committee delay, enclosing tho funds
necessary for their respective parties ]. +. GARRISON,
NJ. O. ROBERTS.
al9 If Central Guy Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

There cleared al the West Troy office on Thurs
day the day Of canal navigation e. boats with o. tons
ofeich, paying s9ls being the largest oto
received a, that office in day.
at Rochester LIST day 80 boats cleared with 3,ll6
bbl Flour.
The lowarers along the line Of the Canal have entered
arrangements the orfeiSi Albany for the
season. We give below the pces agreed upon the
cpslnr,cles from The leadns Western ports:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
10 1a ptScIlt OF tIIt iU!iNt uCVNsII:
JOHN ORMOND,
JOHN CANANELLO, Committee.
nrM o JOHN HOLNSWOKTH.N

rs Baltimore Conventions FIFTEENTH
WARD CLAY CLUB."-Pusuant 10 previous notice,
Meeting of the Fifteenth Ward CiGy Club held
Friday Evening ArrI r. Constitution Hail. No 80 Broad
way for the purpose appointing Delegates to the Baltimore
National Convention be held the ID day OF May next
t,u notion WILLIAM P.FURNlSS. Esq. appoint
ed Chairman and ANDREW VAN BLARcoM and \. II. WARD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
OLLAPODIANA: No. ..
1h. day published BY BuTgeS., stHnsc L Co.. corner Of
Hrondyay and Ann street M ; fine
pl0'u'1' ~ AP0iliANA PAPERS:

This day published, by uiseSs stinscf - Io corner of
OLLAPODiANA PAPERS:
Being the second number Of the Literary Remains Of WILLIS
GAYLORD CL,Ex The work has esery where been welcomed
with lie mo-, cordial appreciation aud II y:il he found 70
creac IN interest ns Il atvaccS 1le ihri num-r pres
and will appear. Some ien Gl Ne oITns 81 The eep
ton gwen IN OiGpodnd FGPcrs tnr the following
ions OF the pres taken random on great number of
o thu. eries of pleasant lively and various gossip; Of
amusing rnccdot luminous sechcS iaifcai t'sts ana
witty conccis Of rocc al uagnin:s, snd calm and sweet PIC
nature pathetic and solemn reflections
upon the inyster,es IF life and the deeper mYster.= ot death
and the crave u may he truly ari uat II has nn superior
the rdcuo;- thu humorous and tic bureSquc charming,
delicate fancy. he .d 20 nnd rft 10 !ee TIE
beauis of nature and know 81 lnelI wf,cf VINO
eJceiS pry OF deep feeling lie Nls indeed tue
poet and Washington iryur vel says rl l ms lett b.
nd hun writings which VIII make men 9ve h !isfnofy and
lament ms lfSS ~ ~ \. Commercial .idN.ft!ser
Pull lively pleasant, free andeay Talk. with tie Read
almost every variety oi SUBJECT y !oat eIfAlnls
unable and iagd0ERGJs books. weh arc 50 ieasanl N the
perii,e" lAhnny Evening Jonnal
CLARK was one o the delightful OF american
Many OF Ms productions have been Circulated hT hnd
have received the Gct praise from some OF crrics
tFenn. inGuver
The oapodana of The cieycEe>, thing, The Ian
gunge." \. y spir't oil TIE line:
Those who love yerSny Of thought .unor blended with
gentle SARCASM freshness Of sentiment md adelicacy and tuoy
ancy of expression. VIII delight - DisHo!irna. Ihe nu-
thor passes from grave u from the PLAYFUL 10 t pntaeic
with tact Gnt easy facility, peculiarly h. OWL lis .a4ch.
Unite the fascination o Charles Lamb with ne plry et
Boston iLtn>cGpt.
OlapUdiana viii live Many sparkling thought, raay
sweet EXPRESSION has appeared un. ts quaint heating he
author witty and humorous aiwlyS. soet> sacasc. oil
name o caeap literature we rejoice to see these luminous
page. snntchcd.' Zap. lE,othe: isnaiiIan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
PRIVATE TUITION.

GENTLEMAN Of long experience in the Scholastic pre-
fesun ust arrived fFcn England DESTROYS ri forming
an engagement with one families N which the parents
prefer having their children instructed nj Rome IN hdoh 20
he usual branches OF sound English Education he = ac
Qnalned with the each ard Spanish Language, and hn,,.
fcnts Of LATIN am: pcs>csc. u;tc method oi npaEiin
an elegant hnndwnia. ms pupils IN short time y
note adics. 10 C. Mt the office of th, paper vleGe care
,,a aiorpl .ytp p,i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

~ Tenth Wartt.-NOriCE.-lurs TO the m
s,riictions ofthc Democratic Clay Club of the Tenth Ward
the undersigned Ccnm'iee VIII be happy 10 tece!ve Inc Names
of those friends of Henry Clay who propose visit Baltimore
upon the occasion Of the Convention he held the II OF
May next company with the Delegation from the uosln
order that suitable arrangements be made for their pas
sage and accommodations Those DESTROYS OF embracing this
opportunity requested Ia their ut then enTl-
est on,enencc 10 any Of the iollmwn;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

FOR SALE--A beautiful BLACK MARE. free
~ from white, fine build. OF good carriage, lively
- @truyeler. and perfectly kind IN harness either nsle
~ OF double the tor selling beng TINT TIE Own
eT has n? no more use Tor her To he At r PAITEE
,,fa ~, No 73 fourtanct street M 3ts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
From the United States Gazette. Philad.

ne SPLENDID Sorr. SILK. DARK HAIR. free from scilri
or !nmuti can te had by all for very small sum. For the
low prce OF 81 cents you bottle Of Jones' Coral
Hair eorave which will force the HAIR and make
fine dark silky and beautiful. and keep very long time
Sold sign of the American Eagle - Chatham street or
IL Fulton ircet. brook lyn. a.V -tcod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

The number of Canal clearanccs at Albany on
The t DAYS OF navigation IN 1913 and lsii. follows,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

BOARDING SCiIOOL-Any person about giving M house
ID Keeping who us good Piano TO dispose and daush
whom they wish place AT Boarding School cnn have nu
opportunity dong of the hist Institutions III hr
city. The instrument win be taken payment TOT the b9ar
the pupil together with their instruction all o IN"
languages. and drawing. address ISIS. upper post
ntlic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
MARINE JOURNAL.

MINIATURE ALMAHAc-THIs DAY.
TnF sgs Tn ss.A Moos >, EI ELL Sci :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

GHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of WI. Of fer iaca'
= directed and delivered will expose to sale on Sio1d'
ID day Of June next, a. - o'clock. NJ at The vesbrle
terest of Stephen Weeks. which he had IN the 18th
April 1896 OF at any time afterwards. in wnose hands
the same may be-All that certain lot ple or parcel
Twelfth Wnrd ofthe city Of New York, distinguished on
Of ,uIdry lots Of had belonging = samnel jonss Esq
Ward near he AIMS House BY n ng'i aelse ~
BY III numb? thirteen III southwcte,St dntfeet nj ~
number eleven l A. WyneSop nG ;a IN bread
twelve NOW feet end each she ninety
front and reabches' be the sane more OF less.
Dated Wv IN. joINl 81, To,
r.os. F. PEERS, Deputy sherti. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

ITO MAS0NS-Sealci proposals viii be received at the
stree. Commissioners Office until Tuesday the 2oth inst
build p,ain ,n Cedar street from Tny Place the pre-
seut Sewer near West street.
For further particulars apply the Stree: Commissioners
Office where the profile may BE- and specifications ob-
tanned. JOHN EWIN.
Street Commissioner. Office. Stree. Conmissoncr;
April 9fh lSH ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
re-, l y: pA NiPF9Fb SON }lsGcree Pin1

r. i-----7 ; SUMMER ARRANGEMENT TO CON
e. :mence April Id ls4. FARE REDccED.,-
S--sSS==-c, NEW YORK X BOSTON X ABROAD
Line ia Norwich and Worcester. daily Sundays except
ed o'ec:k r H. From Pr, No. North River tot OF
terbil, vii Leave every Monday "Wednesday and Friday
Tie steamer CLEOPATRA Capt j. X. DGstn, will leave
every r,esi1y Thursday and Saturday.
~ Passengers Boston will be forwarded By Railroad
without charge OF Cars Baggage. Immediately on their arr
For iiiher inlofnaon inGurc o.! ID. b. ALLEN 3 Peck
Slip or Of d. HAYWOOD, Freight Agent Tor this LGe at
the Office the wharf
n B. All persons are forbid trusting any Of
SAID Boat or Owner az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

"a
A. their establishment the nrgcs: OF IFS kind in the country.
and Las become one THE Of tie city they respect
Ily invite the visits of.tmngeT. with the assurance that they
may the collection without mourning tie ees, ohsa-
ton 10 make puchases-gt tie poLteHCaS and attention
will Re shown whether the oec; Of tie visit he business pleas
ure al 2nWlmI sMGIht
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-19
Seem : Oorf gS1h(.
g ttOt mus trtnmpbircnb

Cte .Oeatipe elmerican partci'' feote in Der @ity
9tep-yorf init etner entlhieNcucn Mebrbeit & ME s
y arp r, Der Tatoe @dnooat fir NHavor ut nit ei=
ner WeDrhcu ocn 4SO3 ubcr cen bemctrottltbcn Ganz
o1coe uno elmer Wtebrbeit bon $50 ilber nlle @auoi
oateu, ermdblt.-Lte .JcN 2orf 2ritune oetebt Gin,
Dap Nerr Narpcr iebr Oicle yEbislmmen erhiet, uub
inter 0t1chbar pom NepoltorD 1aQt, oaB anoeren e-
rlden Sufo9e Die yHbi9s> ais Ne ausfauocn, bce Ge
lhren @anoloaen tb errpdhlen fcnnten beufc(bcu
fallen lleeen uno NIT Der 9iatloe Vartct onD in Nonh
9n9en Sin rtfenc6 @e0nonie, in Der Chat !-S,ror
lest n,cr N11har Ncdj btnSu, cas- bic S1atipe ortei
aus eSb1NS rno Senrtroen 0ettlcet tpdre. uno 1cbt
|c0mtr an}lrenteu, ba6 eu 9hcil Der reuctratilhen
partet ebeufalS nit Der Jtotioe ortei qrint babe.
I9tld 10, Nerr 9tdhbar ! Elejeni9eu. mede , frit-
her Don Der oemcfrattDen aret lc6luaten II. III Der
IJtaloe partei uber9n0cl1, no ntdt mebr ais Geoer
Iunlerer paret su tctrahtcn QGlr erfennen lIe c
Idn-9lnh tpclen (le nlct ais @lteber nnprer Wartci
on9eiehen tpereen 1rnt muroen le cie1clbe nht Der
allen nno I'D, Der SertbeioQung oepiIer GjruurIdbe
arw'omet boben, Ole i'm Seroletd, nit cen GruncIdteu
nnNerer partet me Die 9t1ct gum Sac Iteben Gbeufr
e'c oehte un>er SSerr Jtadbar ben Sriten Der MI
lie enen Dlener @ctte6 nennen !; es mare meuioi1pr,
eeenloote ec9f IN rteler 8ehouptunQ, ais in Der lemi
! n9en.-Ele Whlgs iogen nun, caB Nerr Narnpr
..truber elm SIS gelpelen pdre' 1!) uno It ner.
pttdbtet hattie, fir Snihrdufun9 uuo Neform in Der
StD Ne9erun9 5u wtrfen,- uuo oaB fle lbu beshoIh
Iunterfusteu
Oele SRaefe past nid, neil lle leoer nur euen f(ei-
ner1 Sbell Ger mobren @etolt oecFt Wenn es pohr If
wae nn'er 9err S5attbar III ieiner lcstcu 9iummer
ndmlttb, oaB Die lGbilpartet nict nltufhe nos rio 81
turols'at.cn orn auf Il cc5obrcn perldocrt merpen
lcl marum untcrltupte lle eine 9arci meihe G,runp
laee Der art oertteioi9t uno ausSuflipre 1n a. c1
Der Nchler beiler ais Der Stebler Nen, Nr. Naeh.
bar Sere lleben 4Shabrioer babeu berDure oeutlit
aeSe9t Dap e menta anre0uns beolrfcn, nm nit Der
9taipe partei Nano in Oano ,u qeben. MSir alou6en
nle oaB tr9eno etn uncertainties G5eo Der oeofrati-
ieen partet ben YSablsettel Der Tatipes itimmc. G
re es aber renncb Der Sat- 70 peroen mir ub NIT lte
alle unere oemofratften @olesen ben Strut taoen
uno nicbt anerfennen.
Shre Bemerfnn9en or. 01ad,ba: fprehen fld) tefd(.
lta uno n1d taneno sesen ben Sd,rtt, ben SbreBba-
briiber BON Seem 9orf nab,nen. aug. uno fomit beei
fen Sle, oaB e6 Sbnen nit ber SreunbIcbaft qeaeu
gawanoerer nidt 70 ernf it, ais Sie uns 9erne slau-
! ben rnad1en modten
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-19

ecticut- Q8 a G-Cte S6oeraltlten trt-
nnpbiren Ibcr ben slus9ans Der Connecticut @abl,
tpenu9led, (e BET oereben mid t6 sewonnen baben.-
Wan miro ob ertltnern, baB III 1910 Sarrpn's Sttnr-
Webrbeit 6.3O5 betrug uno oaB Die Stimmen3ah
II. l841 1ener betnabe 9cio 9e9enmGrttg baben
Die SDNeroten feline YSabl burdb Oa5 9 [ bewift,
Iwel6es Die Slap 9lnbin9er fit T cl6 Elm glnltiges
grc19"B betraoen.-Ner QSbt9 @anoioat erbelt elne
pon Den ncch febenoen Stloen nod cine ;Huoerbctt
ocn 400 erfol9en Die Geieb lebuh8. bic fooerotiIb
lit, miro o1ber eiuen 0oeral 9ouoernor cr,pdblen-
9Sr 9eten nodeheno tn JIurSem etne ueberlIdt BON
Dem 9telultate Der lSahlen
Earrt)ou's Otehrheit III 1910 6,3O5
Stoeral Wsbrbeit iber ben oenlpfra-
tt1dhcn @ancoateu, pbn9efdbr 1000
Seruit in SaGren 5,3O5
}Herau6 gcbt beroor, oaB bic S6oeroltlfen ntt BEN
Se9 capcntruQcn, oncern, OaB Oe Demcfraten felt
!Sobren etnen 3umahS BON un9efdbr 5000 Stiu1men
Ierhaten boben
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-19

Ser ciftnnige ron Cincinnati, Der 9erne
oCen Die Sd,no tra9en mShtc, ba6 bic 6r6fte fciue
SdpinSe taben, prtd III lcnent Slae pom 4tcu Qlprtl
ncrtn or rn5 crpihn pcn ttlcn lno tdutrten relelt
cat Der ocrr 8reillnge oieeit oabet an feline ei9cc
nno ait eine Siique reuttcr stemtsrjd9cr III cincinnati
9erod 9Senn fc, Damn poIeu mir i'm perseibeu uno
9lautenl po6 ct am 4teu 9lprtl nibt belofftu mar.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-19

eefet ie6.-Die Court IF Common peaS bdlt
biele unc Die udttfclgcnoe lScce ihre @isunocu h,
bier, atno b1 lptu, baB me5rere uuerer Inter.
ltretter pc9en @curt9eftdften mad, Der Stoot fcm.
men mltrI 70 erluden mir Ie b6ftd, audi uuerer ~
9eeenfen uno inns erb 9b5abluu9 ibrcs SubIcriptiouS
qeoeS nenen Mutb gum be9cuuenen Sampfe init Bent
elhcn alten Srcn etn3uf6scn-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-19

Neue q Q It fftc e. Cine ncuc prtcff7ce w,r-
re errid)tet III R . e Bra II IL, Warltorouob
TauniAip, Starf @ountD> Obic.-G3m g. SdyrlIy lit
gum pritmetcr raleplt ernanut.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-19

l. Sitfrift Gl1ptOn QDctt, ron .eAnritcn,
O. S'rtS DR. Opr>p, pon 0Artc,
3. N y NorsmIn, rou 0jrccn,
4, 8 =. Saprr, pm SDampoiat,,
5. OHr. -6i99lns, rcn &ucas,
6. ~ Oltcrt HrItb, rrn 5000,
7. : ~ .. lHDltr, prn grown,
8. ShHn1s DR.: rcrp, r:n rB
9. S"l'ntin Ncffcr. ron pitapap.
TO- S"ars rtrr, rrn &itin9,
IL, Orenr'iIt y. Gbtrrn, rrn Narion,
~. George 9crmtnc, non Seicte,
l3. eH1'tIus .. Grrcp, ron Olor91n,
IA. Sl@At lN. S,uning, Won e5ucrnftp,
IS. 2Halter SAmctrn, rpn y ,rriicn,
10. @rtAiltAn 9rIinarp, non Su5cara,pAs,
IT. ~ Soncs Sartcs fr. ron Carroll,
-. ~ scat Mt0cp non QEopnr,
~. ;, " 10 Srcnc, Yon Y ummt,
20. ;, Benjamin Vpams, pcn Safe
~. ~ StcrDAn 81 S,,r cnt, ron QOltrina
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-24
SCHOOL BOOKS, Yc.


H. FARNHAM corner of lllh street and Pennsyl-
vana avenue would invite the attention of booksellers,
country merchants teachers and Others to his stock of
School Books &c at very reduced prices All of the
most popular school books named below constantly
on hand Others On hand If ordered will be prompt
Nv procured provided they are tu be found.
BIOGRAPHIES: Mitchell, Oney, Worcester, Par
lev Matte Brun, Burritt, Woodbridge, Willard, &c.
GRAMMARS Smith, Murray, CowNey, Levzac, Boil
mar, Could Adams, Kirkham, Cleaveand Cabot An
dews d. Soddard Goodrich, Greer, Frost, Fish, Algier
&c.
READING BOOKS: Pierpont, Worcester, Blake,
Sanders, Lowell Emerson. Ray, Murray, Cobb Abbott
Miss Robbins Miss Tuhll, Goodrich, Sigourney, &c.
SPELLING BOOKS: Webster Emerson, Town,
Gallaude,t Sanders, Bentley, Picket Cobb Hazen Par
ley. Comey, &c.
PHILOSOPHERS: Blake, Comstock, Swift, Gale,
Olmstead, Phelps, Jones, Parker, Abercrombie, Way
land, &c.
ARTTHMETICS: Smith, Emerson, Leanard, Colburni
Dawes, Cobb, Farley Adams, Welsh Pike, &c.
CHEMISTRIES: Comstock, Blake, Beck, Jones, Lin
coin, Turner, Phelps
HISTORIES: Farley, Frost, Grmshaw, Goodrich,
Hale Pennock, Goldsmith Tytler, Robbins, Robinson,
Willard &c
ASTRONOMERS: Burritt, Guy, olmstead, Blake,
Whitwell, &c.
Also on the best terms, the Book of Common Prayer
of all sizes and STYLES quarto and small Bibles juvenile
books of the best character together with the books the
American Sunday School Union and the Episcopal Sun
day School Union Aso Blank-books Paper, Ink Slates
Quilts and the greatest variety of Steel Pens to be found
in this country, at wholesale and retail octl0
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-24
FOR RENT.

..H two story BRICK HOUSE. near the Navy
Yard, with basement md back building containing nine
having large yard and garden with several fine
fruit trees, stable, smoke house. &C. The house has inst
been thoroughly repaired, papered and painted Also,
STORE. heretofore occupied grocery. adjoining the
above. They will be let together separate For re-
sdece, there is superior; and store, there Is
no better stand is that vicinity ANY persoa wishing to
examine the premises viii find the key at r. II. Harrng-
tons Tavern the Navy Yard gale or with the sub
scriber.
Also, two story BRICK HOUSE, with attic and
back binding, containing len rooms well finished car
rage house, sable mud other covenences. with pump
in The yard, DC. Any person wishing desirable rel
dence and in agreeable ghbohood coll on the
subscriber, on the premises street north, between
9Th and 10Th streets west
oct 2l-3taw2w VIM. d. ACKEN
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-24
A UCTION SAL ES.


GUNS. PISTOLS, RIFLES, AND DUCK GUNS.
M Friday Afternoon LIST November, 81 O'Clock, will
sell at my sioe large and splendid assortment Of
Guns Pst )s etc which have been impor ed for retail
trade, and are of a very superior quality, viz
Single and double bar el Guns
Duck Guns, Rifles, NC
WIre, Stnbb and Twist, and Damascus barrel
Duck Guns, with pialina torcll holes
Colts six barrel Revolving Pistols &C.
The whole of the Guns and Pistols Will be ready for
examination days previous to the sale and will he
al numbered, that persons wi hing L, purchase can
take the number which will enable Them to designate
the article when sold. VIM MARSHALL,
oct 2l-dts s AuctOueer.