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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
" L..rs Harlem for Leave Williamsb'xe

On Suaca; If th- weather ine hS train Cars viii run
The Cy Hall and 9th Street Line Will run iollow.:a
F. F'2G a NJ -'-5z 10 minutes throughout 'F day " .
The extra night n- viii rnn folo.s:
H. Ii 80 end l2 Leave 27h street 70; City Hal. 8, 20
s, 9 30, 10, 10 30, II and II 80
do o the ae h such cases vii Be rsced Please sp
,heI r o e y1a Row Of Gs9iI i opp?
T. 'The second Death'-Dsstruetion Of bsisg:
and not 'ndless life IN Msa-y-GEORGt sI,ORRs
conc!S !e MS lectures on Lhe above subject al raHkln
Hail. rs hah4m Square Wednesd.v and THURSDAY svsn
Of this week Services half past o'clock
Stats free he public are invited TO attend mart 2t'
Animal and Phreno- agnetIsm.-Dr:
Phenomena Of Human Electro agnesm ClaiTToyance
az haan Hall $50 Grand street M s. oyk, this evening at
b. 9Sfet af saS5 h's0o0S''i Lecture viii first gwen
Admission to the whole 70: cents m7rs
I~ Lecture.-Wm. a Claiming will deliver on FRI
day Evening the Sh inst the Society Library, Lecture
Ia which the popular objections Association will De
sidre and answered AID in which the necessity OF Social
Reform upon Associative Principles and influence
Religion, the Family and Property viii se stated and discuss
IL Commence at half past O'Clock. Tickets sh
ling. mh6 81
(G-The Irish VindiGated.-W-; E. RoBINsoN
March at Il o'clock in Halls Exchange Buildings cor.
neI Of Enlt3n and Cranberry streets Brooklyn.
and Irish Patriotism IN this country from the unfounded and
uagensrous attacks Of Anti-ReEea Lecturers Native ams5
AID gentleman. me 2t@
EI@The Second Coming of Christ at Hand.
The Second Adyeutsts this city have made such
rangemen's will them the Church, corner OF
Christie and Delaney streets until the first Of May tms con-
tinuing).
Lectures The above subject three the Sabbath
and every evening during the week excepting: Saturday
The public invited attend. Seats free. mhS4t'
nE French LnnguaSe.-MAN ANESCAS ORAL
81 STEM W. A. GACvAIS wishes 20 inform the sew
eal Iersons who have applied him for lessons French
as well those VINO would feel desire 10 join. that ne
on Mondays; Wednesdays and Fridays II pas7 He also
students may be admitted. Private lessons given during the
day. French English and Spanish translaons made
promptly.
MAD. MILF GAuvAIv will also receive r1pils for the
French and for Music, the Piano, Guitar and Singing
French spoken III The i.milv
Please app without delay, 3a Broad way, Walker
mh5 lH cod s-
- Nsutual Life Insurance Company of
NEW-I ORk-Ths Institution, during the month of Feb
ruary, has is ued :ory-hve policies,
merchants AID Traders. 2i To cergymen Q
F" cl.r .........2 LAWYERS .... 2
/" :. brokers " " gentlemen -, ..... !
iaoieS agents. )
=" booksellers l professor IN military
navy officers cashiers Of bank >.
mechanics l teHets OF 90.
physicians. ......l
5s 5s
mil 2awly Llves...,,. .........,. IS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
OK WEDNESDAY,

On WEDNESDAY,
NO SIX OF THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE
ROMAN EMPIRE. By EDWARD GIBSON, Esq with
Sotss hv the Rev Fl. Fl. Al;lman To be completed in
Fifteen Numbers with Maps and Plates, at Twenty-Five
cents each The whole making four splendid octave
volumes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
DISASTERS.

o.; Codo, penton. of and for Ysrnouth rs, llom s.
in ballast anchored the Bass Rip the sae an
los, both auchors Cables sad blew away some s.s rn
nto Nantucket the ls last; would De ready io sea next
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
,- NEw.YoRK & HARLEM RAIL

NEN ONh CO IIANJClN NaIL-
ssEsssssiE ROAD CO.-SPRING ARRANGE
- - -MENTS.-In order 10 accommodate
the public generally and the resident, Yorkvlle Harlem
sud NeSchestrT 20 particularly. the Company will
Their Cars, on and after March lst 1884, in the following
order:
h1re CRY Hal for Ls.ye Harlem for Leave yans6st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
WHO HAS THE PRIZES +?
.IT The drawing Tor the LIT ERARE PRESENTS for
MAGAZINE FOR THE MILLION, No. 3,

C@ The drawing Tor the LIT ERARE PRESENTS for
MAGAZINE FOR THE MILLION, No. s.
presence of numerous sp-ctaols-al o whom wsrs perfectly
sasisfee with the correctness Of The drawing
No 5t Frs; FIFTH. s,iERI-
gl Second IA i'sARss, Lcaaoz Edl,ion, Ferry
's'l TA,551ESos =; j;5{ s. CHRONICLES, o'os
s'4a FogT,boLo,<S6oN ILLUMINATED MAGA,
los F:i5E9 7lSE sosP2 sf2 yGL99: xoV VLs BY puLwrR
S. ::s PE5Ss %E6Ess Il
=so ziss;b9ASS IT, sEhHs siz 5 5s WORKS Of Mr.,
an. .saE.1sSy Eos5Two SHILLING WORKS
' sT5fTSs oGK coLLsGrI6S. ii!i S.hL'N' "of'As y
present S@ anas al % as e s @ e s q1s pss
SYLVESTER SOUND,
The sONNAMBULIST I.
By The snEho. Of Valentine Vcx t!= VeEteQuist Stan
THIS WEEKS NUMBER OF THE
MAGAZINE FOR THE MILLION,
VII contain III, irst part Of this
HUMOROUS COMfANiON TO
VALENTINE VOX,
THE VENTRlLO LOQlST
Nou Publishing in Monthly Parts in London.
Hereae. each Number tbs Magazine I be illustrated
A SPLENDID ENGRAVING
INCREASE OF PRESENTS
After No V The Edition. viii b. increased e
SIX T Fl 0 q 5 4 \ D,
And The Prizes increased 70
Twenty ca h Week
Some things can te done as lcsll as others.
Published BY 9'A' { 'ssURGEss, siRISGER s co.
NM %! Broa5way, corner o! Ano
ULAFITTE. n
THEODORE, Or, THE CHILD OF THE SEA.
BY PROF INGAAHAM
This is b4anliiuly writtsa Ter aud from the lem,aI
for the Boston viii b. the most saeabs work Of the
Agents do you hear 'h la cents For SAFE at III
MIRROR LIBRARY.
A DOUBLE EXTRA OF THE NEW MIRROR
Price 25 cents
Will be Publis ed this Morning,
CONTAINING THE
IRISH MELODIES AND SACRED SONGS
uGHs}g. gH9naf af.ni9 He2Ta. z &: e,s,....u.
NH II ,'sw Mirror OlFee, 4 Ann st.
TEN THOUSAND COPIES SOLD.
THE KITCHEN DIRECTORY,
Containing upwards OF coo receipts in all the various branch
Also Al oo hs Whole ar;o Carving illustrated by Sixteen En-
.25 55Ta9RsY G 49, s and b2:e,sn ISL Of New
i''"' Tat. PILGRIMS LEGACY.
A Church ,rthouta Bishop,
A State without King
Arranged for the Piano Fortr lree ia cents
4 general assortment OF Stationery, &c.
MARK n. NEWMAN
Pubiisher, Bookseller Statloner. &c,
mars 3,is l9s Broadway.
JUST PUBLISHED.
PRICE IL: CENTS.
a Ii c E:
THE VICTIM OF ONE INDIsCRETIoN.
MARY E L L Is;
THE RUNAWAY MATCH
NJ The above stocs founded cnact and should oe
in the hands Of every youth Orders received by
nhs3f. JOHN ALLEN, 1879 Nassau 81.
No. 80 CLIrr.srREEr March 1. 1874.
D1rn1 IL rr1NNS EDP ,TEE WEEK
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BELOW.
] brig, unknown. Wind WSW.

oL;. u .,.as Havana. Liverpoo Ne.s. Bedford; Har.
80 - "bs,lesron Ve,per Genoa; Orozineo, New
Ors ans; Patrick Henry, Liverpool
BaIks Ovando. Hausna; IaIQun, New'ofieahS'
Big Eurotue Hay ana, and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

ASrBAW HATS.-Wanled, 20 young persons
Gv:N .ccns,n5 TO sew aud make up S:.a fats 10 "hon
~ h;sbsst ,ssg-s will b. gwen. and occuplon iof
- ~ ~ 1hs ahoy. l,pe Immediately, appiic.ton 10
some 'i1ie ~ ''ie aO0 ' Miss HAL ~ BACh,
No. 80 M.disoa-stree'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

J; y LHEGEMAN, Apc;ioaseer

r~,,,,, J. HEGEMAN, Apc;oaseer
| MS DAY, thursday, March 7ta, at u o'ceck,
- az tHs Merchants Eaeh,HSe-ExrcuroR's SAlr OF q
Eta,ey !.aI ';ory bEsek House LoI 80 l33 Adas
MONDAY, March n,
Il sns eAIss No" Il Fuoasreet Brooklyn AZ l23 occk
sfI ln me n'fthsSt corner Of The County Of Noa,os
% Isn9sSivtni ae5ot cuG;er OF m- from AZ
,nslesyi'e, g2oe ,hs turnpike road. cous of
va acies o. soad isad richly tiEibered with hsnoes
llIsire OF the aucuonevr. " 'u'-F>' FS''eu'@4''
BROOKLYN, March 7lh s4s -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

tpmpts 20 deceive with the false Representations that the
only for the mgcs Pain Extractor IS IN Walker st.
Messrs ComStock & Co. 81 CourtlanGt and al
ways the Only agents New York for the genuine
save and and OF attorney rrevocaoe TO
~ N ~ '' HENRY DALEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

nHAY, LINIMsNr warranted TO cure any Of PILES;
and DR. McNAIK's ACOUSTIC OIL certain cure for DEAF
EAST INpIAN Ham Dye viii lcoor the HAIR, hut
the sxis Dr. spoHS's sIcK AEADAcHE REMEDY warrant
ed TO cure the CHINESE HAIR EXAD!CAToR warranted TO
ERADICATE the Hair from the FACE ARMS al! at q
Cour,iandtst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

CLEARED.
Ships Remittance, s;by, New Orleans, Ne;nilh Walsh;
Liverpool Grinnsi Mnturn & co.
,Brigs Moon, Hayes, ChsrIeson Durham Dimoo Isaac
and NJ Pla Catherine Fraser, Curry Liverpool, Elwe
Co; Johannes BtonE. (Hanovean) Bonjee, Amsterdam
Weisser
schIs Lynchburg, Mathews, Richmond, Allen s PaIson;
Mail franklin. Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

4 BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR FoR THREE SHtLtiSctt.TT
You .rdy believe ho. ahord 70 sei u'se 5 si
ling bottles We do i, TO you t's toues Cod' Ia
Reslota,,ve and tus know qualities De the
or daaduf add make H. sht red grey hsir so.s naturally
cark For dreasns hair nothing eaa ents thus. Ss
tbs soft dark and beautiful, aud Will keep IL IN ooe
twice as orY as aay other preparation Is sold three sizes
pce and sh lngs bottle Sign OF hs AmeI'c5n
Eagle 81 Chah street, and 323 Broadway -. aua
Ealrcn st Rfookiyn 4 NM :" eoo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

rrUu,o,,.s. s.Associstion.--Am a meeting of this As.
socIaton viii be held Naon,l Hall Thursday March
h half past, O'Clock purpose Of hearing the report
of The Ball COmuee and ansacns such other business Is
may come before them.
\. B. Punctual atterdaDcei Is requeated -.
By order. :. .CHiChSRlSG, fresldent;
S,C
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

DuRMUDA ARROW-R R0OT-Just received
Dfesh supply of Bermuda Arrow Roo, Of asurer,or Qa
Is; Cor lie wholesale or retail hy A.: B. SANDS o.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 25 Broadway Cham
bars 81 iGrarlte Suil0lnG J irll bts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
EIENARn " N--I,z- ,z-,:1-------I.-------- =:

NJ NFNU ' N Dtkt., Jy. Nuc,,,,T..r
! tstl1ON SALE OF MILLINERY R-Tf-
y CLES. STQRE FIXTURES and ans / ,,,s,,;,y or
HOUSE aOGO FlRNlrUhE-axrAo>YL j. ssclss ~
Co 'S s-iI ct aacon SATURDAY, March OH =, "a
O'Clock. III the upper part OF No S5s BROADWAY III, cor
GTaud-stre astity Of Millinery articles s >Ios
Fixtures with srtces OF Household SGn;ure tcst.
with Show Cases Counters Desks snI Sgps An r-n-
torY the goods b. sold may ccr the
auctione-rs No. Sco2ts Walis,rert. sss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

HARLEM OIL Genuine imported true har-
ii lem OIL Tor sale wholesale aud getf oy A. 8 SANDS
eco wholesale and retail DcngSist, and APotecai,s 275
ErosdM COZ ChAmbers s.. (Gtnts Suldtng mh7 Sss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

A MIRACLE, WONDER DLEssiNG.-To cure any
enptions 1.suremen OF the skim and tender chapped
6ssh Is Jones Italian Chemical Soap. The effect OF ihs
the skin almos, has received the highest
snconiums of Medical Society of Paris and warranted
never failing remedy for pmpes hotches sc9rvy
salt rheum suo-burn mo chappd or teadeT s esh
healthy clearness 1t the biteEo insects, mosquitoes
SC. Sold, price cake Mind buy no where else IN
eoun,eeit you thus cheated punish we'll the offender
Every label Of the genuine has r. Jones on the wrapper Sold
Broadway n. Y or 1879 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn mh7 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, MARCH T.
MINIATURE ALNANAC--THIS DAY.
TgE Sun The MooH. FULL SEA.
LATEST DATES.
London sbruary Havre .....,... February
Liverpool. February New Orleans February Is
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

AsA FOR SALE-The modern built dwelling
E;sI house and lot No Bsthune-streSt near Grenw,e-
street and II perfect order Also. the Furniture cor
terms apply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECKEK co.
MI No. Btoad-St Walist.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

ee,A a SMALL DWELLING WANTEl-
f:1 Somswh,r re betyseo Gaud Walker Mercer aud Elm
s"lsseettAs i: 20. very small family hide room
would answer provided AIRY aud ho!esome hdwe
ont supoyauce Address r. f. S" through the lMch
Post NH 8
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

q DALEY. MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, for the cure
Of Burns ss1lds Od sores scLoula Sors Eyes, sss
plants The persons having been cut of
agents foe Mr. DALEY by the Chancellor DALEY nag ap
Broadway Beware of counterfeit under the OF Con-
nell Cat Mr.. Dalcy's Pamphlet gratis at 81 Waikerst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

"a TO BE- LET-Two handsome three story
r:;S brick Houses No. 4 and IS Varck Place, sullivan
.sxtss These houses finished with mahogany
doors The princi and with m,Ibc mantes through
he Croton these bu dings affected oy
during the weather e The past winter Possession
on Ist May next. Apply TO a FLEMING, No. II LeoGad
inh7
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

f front Dwelling Hous. No II First aveauv--a pie san
s airy situa,ion occupying full lo The yard flgged
aud well laid out possessing every c9nVenirnce Tor ai4miiy
a commupica, ion in the for wood and coal.
Also, the upper part Of the adJonDg hoass, No i3-.f
III three story hck honse stng Of the entire ~
story roo, the attic aud the Basement kitchen and
th- Of the yard yaut csteIn, wood houses
Aiso the rnodsrn bni!t brick Dwelling House No First
avenue newly painted and repaired The above houses Will
be r-uted low Good Apy No. IL Clinton place
or 7y7 Broadway mh7 Cts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

SAsps. .SAR,ApARiLLA-l would be WELLS preparations
qusny prescribed BY pyscaas and mineral pqons les less
-.ssnaEe in it's conflicts with that reptile.
tain herb Of aad y,s single leaf sxe the " rFu rus
way though less rapidly does Sandss Sarsapsa des
sroy Of disease in the human ysm AID py thus
ousments Of an unhealthy circulation Tumors Uc>rs, all
forms Of Scroua with complaint acute or chronic,
bv distractions impure secretlos disappear
before the sanative influence Of this medicine.
Prepared said whossee and retail by ~ b & . Sands
Whoesale Druggists 70 Fulton street New.G ork Sold also
at 23 Broadway Broadway, and By Druggists gener-
ay throughout The United States. Price 81 bote-si1
bottles for SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

J. lCO0K, Publisher OF tn State banner
Dr.. Brandfs,h Pfincipal Once. 2ai Broadway hef "a
Bowery 1884 Hudson D. u. Wright coruet q houston
sad Lewis streets s Booth MARKET street. SrooAyn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

DYsrEPsA-To soohe the suerings Of humanity TO anne
or . nanCs disease grand object of medical ci-
ence Th. efficiently demoustr In dhs hsanS virtues
oTDR BENJAMIN BRANDREIi'S PllLS j he cures
effectod by this medicine would fill volumes :, /.
Views on Indigestion source of various Undened anu
Nerve
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01

SANDss SARsAPARILLA.-This invaluable medicine
hus won its way in public favor until it has become the
only acknowledged preparation that be relied upon
for the removal and of all diseases originating in an
impure state of the blood and other fluids 1t is not re-
duced in medicinal value by the addition OF sugar. and is
prepared by peculiar process entirely new The prn-
cipe which renders this valuable is wholly pre-
served. This Sarsapanlla is extensively recommended
and proved to be highly beneficial for purifying the blood
and removing unhealthy huors Graduating the effects
of mercury from the system, clearing the skin, &c is
also used with the happest effects in rheumatism and
neuralgia.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B.
g. D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton St.,
New York. Price 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for IS.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street. and R. S. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. ~
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01
STOVE AND CRATE WARE-ROOM

7 OPPOSITE FULLER S HOTEL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
JOSEPH III. NEVIFr prepared to furnish his friends
and the citizens of Washington and Georgetown, with
a splendid assortment of TOVES of every description
Cooking Stoves fapprovednodem patents, viz Sections
Rotary Tops and Revolving Ovens, Kitchen Companion
Hot Air Cooking Stoves, and Template Cooks. Also
Church, Paror, Hall, Chamber and Office Stoves, such
as Radiators Franklns for wood coal; Cannon Sala
mandes and wood paror Stoves all of which of late
and superior patterns combining neatness and durability
Enamelled Paror Crates of superior patterns and beau
or other public bnldngs up with despatch One Hot
Air Cooking Stove complete capable of cooking for
raj hundred persons, suitable for large Hotel.
Radiators and other Stoves refined and repaired with
despatch
Always on hand, large and general assortment Of
plain and Japanned Tin and Sheet-iron Ware, all Of
which will be sold at the lowest possible prices, for CASH
oct1 [lntel&Globe6tl G. II. N.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01
MASS MEETING ON THE ISLAND.

The Wings of the Island having raised forty
feet more to their Clay Pole, have proposed to de-
dicate it on Thursday next, at II o'clock, P. M
There will be platform erected on the outside
of the Club House for the accommodation of the
Clay and Glee Clubs of Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandria, who are respectfully invited to
attend. ea'
The seats in the Club House will be exclusive
ly for the ladies' who are particularly invited to
attend. j. w. MARTIN,
octl President of Island Clay Club.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01

CARRIAGES, CHALSE, AND ROCKAWAY rs AT
~ t~ AUCTION. II fs'stf .f9@sSs tstINl3

CARRIAGES, CHASE, AND ROCKAWAYS AT
~ RS AUCTION. 81 f'tf 33 "a 1912
y)N THURSDAY afternoon, October Sd, at 81 o.
clock will sell IN front ofmy store twelve Carriages OF
various styles from the most approved makers in the
United States. | name in part beautiful two horse
close Carriages lined with crimson velvet plush and
sq,iabbed manufactured by vanderwerker Newark, N.
j. and built for $500 EACH They the handsomest
carriages ever brought to this market sf.s sf st
Rnekaways, for four persons drab lined leather
tains, sunk axles, doors in the sides, &C.
very light Chaise spring patent perch drab lined lea
Their curtains and finished in the best manner. ti
livery superior New York built Buggy with leather
falling top 3ie1
very superior close Coach handsomely built and
of the nyenient carriages in the city built by j.
b. Lang, Philadelphia. atne @a#.
square standing top Carriages, glass doors, for
horse built by Savage Of Baltimore and can be recon
mended n .,st..ba., t,4 2
small Carriages, new and good
II ! large secondhand square family Carriage .sH
Chariottee, built by Hance, Of Philadelphia III
Also, other secondhand Carriages .eI3
n Sale poslive. 36 a.a& w. MARSHALL
sep28-ts aaf# 4-sa asl iia Aucuoneer
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01
by LEWIS & HUNT.

A 1asl19a AZ At PRIVATE SALE, n1E gll
AT AUCTION PRICES
200 qures full bound Blank Books
7 200 \ do half bound III do
SO quarto Bibles 500 pairs Shoes and Boots
200 dozen Spool Cotton; 500 boxes fancy Soap
IS lady's Work Boxes | TX ls5ss 4e9
10 splendid rose and and maple wood portable
r Writing Desks .sitaq ls ea fa
y i dozen Guitars dozen Violins
~ 10 cases brass and wood work Clocks ilf
200 dozen ladies' white and cold cotton Hose
200 do gentlemen's Half Hose saaia h8a
3 cases white fashionable Hats adlUa.
Also Rogers Razors and table cutlery of all kinds
haa -a l2 s .it LEWIS & HUNT,
+ je g. s hla3 4 a Auctioneers.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01
ssss@e
PENNSYLVANIA,

A letter has just been handed US by friend,
from highly respectable citizen of Pennsylva,
MIA, dated Harrisburg, Sept, 30, which, among
other cheering information, contains the follow
ing postscript: faa ~
1T is thought that Governor Porter is about
coming out for Clay. He called upon General
Markle as he was passing through here yester-
day on his way to the Philadelphia Convention,
and treated him in fine style. He has declared
that he is Markle man, at least"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01
GREAT AND ENTHUSIASTIC MASS MEET
ING OF THE WINGS OF HUDSON CO.,
correspondence of the N. Y. Tribune. ]
JERSEY Cry, Sent. %, Is.

JERSEY City, Sept %, 1874
We had grand rally of the Wings of Hudson
county last evening at Harsimus. The number
in attendance was variously estimated at from
5000 to 5000. Mayor Dummer opened with
an effective and brilliant sreech, and was follow
ed by Mr. Belts, of Newark, who fixed the atten-
tion of the audience in beautiful speech of half
an hour. The glee clubs of New York and Jer-
sey City were in attendance, and sang number
of appropriate songs, which were loudly applaud
ed. William Norton, Esq, of the First Ward Of
your city, was then introduced to the vast assem-
blage by Mayor Dummer, and after three hearty
cheers, addressed the meeting in strain of elo-
quence which drew out shouts of applause from
the assembled masses Mr.. Norton concluded
by asking the Wings of New Jersey what ma
jority they would authorize him to say to his bro
Their Wings in New York New Jersey would
give for Harry of the Westa He was answered
by thousand voices, From 5000 to 10000"
Mr.. Norton, in concluding, pointed to star
spangled banner that was waving over his head,
and in the words of Engands greatest hero, cx-
horted "every man to do his duty" and the coun-
try was safe The immense assemblage then
Joined in procession, and marched with banners
and music through the streets of Jersey City,
striking terror in the ranks of the Locos,
who looked on in silent despair. Say to the
Wings of the Empire State that New Jersey is
good for at least 5000.
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"A GREAT MASS MEETING

Will be held at FREDERICKSBURG, on the
9th dan of October neat Hon. John M. Clayton, Hon.
VIM c. Preston Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Hon. ]. M.
s. Causin, Hon. Willis Green, Hon. John White
together with many other prominent Wings of other
States, and all of Vrginias most distinguished Sons
are expected to attend Ample provision will be
made for the accommodation Of THOUSANDS!
Ri IF Come, then, men Of ALL parties, and partake
of the Inequalities of the WHIGs of Fredericksburg
and old Spotsyyania--whic freely offered to ali
our Brethren, Democratic as ,ceU as Wing.
Fredericksburg, Va, Sept. 3, 1874.
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AL CTION, SALES,
BY LEWIS & HUNT.

) SALE or FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY
GOODS, GUNS, GOLD PENCILS, WATCHES,
IN WEDNESDAY, afternoon, October I'd, III 3 clock,
" at the store. Pennsylvania avenue. few doors
east of Coeman's date Gadsby's) Hotel. We name in
part fine French time pieces, portable wiring pesks
splendid ewood Boxes for JeweIry, Gloves DC,
boxes Embroidery boxes artists Paints pair Bronze
Candesticks Will be added IS superior English double
and single barrel Guns, among which Damascus
re-twst barrels patent breech and percussion locks
platina vent holes, &c. Also pair silver mounted Piss
tolls Also will no added, OF Colts eight chambered
Rifles with charger. &c, Gold Watches, Pencils. fine
gold Watches, patent lever, &c. 10 fine Gold Pencils Al
So fine secondhand ebony flute, lined silver keys with
many other articles in the same line. The goods will be
ready for examination on Tuesday and Wednesday be-
fore sale. LEWIS " HUNT, F
sep3O t"t@ AuctiOneers.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01

The CLAY CLUB meeting last night, was as
usual wei! attended by ladies as well as gentle
men. The meeting was addressed by R. M Har-
rison, JOS II. Bradley, and Hanson Weightman,
Esqs. The Glee Club was also present, and
favored the meeting with several new songs in
their excellent style; though somewhat tagged
by hard days work at Rockville