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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-07-31

DOBERT P. ANDERSON, Bookbnder and Paper
II Ruler, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street Binding and Machine Ruling, Of any kind or
pattern, neatly and promptly executed, and on as
good terms as any other establishment in the Dis
trict. AN8st tbrs& @+ hoVo
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DRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS of every
/ quality and size made to order, and sold at man
ufacfurers, prices r. FARNHAM, a
corner It'll st. and Penn. av.
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DECKWlTH'S ANTI-DYSPEPTlC PILLS,
I'D sale by w. ELIOT Co.
mayl-lm Corner OF ana l2th streets.
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.NEW BOOKBIyNDERY.

PHILADELPHIA BIRD CAGES.
AN extensive assortment of Mocking and Canary
Birds Cages jusf'received and for sale at manufac-
turer's prices. JAMES NJ DohSEI
Snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy Goods Store,
Mar 90 Pa. Av No. Ii, east OF Gadsbys Hotel.
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lCUNDAY SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY
- Books of the American Sunday School Union
may be always had at the Bookstore OF II. FARM
HAM. corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
at the same price asat the Depostoryin Philadelphia
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THE AGE OF Brass, OR THE FUN
* DYNASTY
Containng the political morals Of certain politics
characters; satire in six cantos, by Nobody NC
thing Of Nowhere, a member Of the Young Men
Wing Convention, ls4O- Price l2z cents. Just re
received and for sale by
NAV 81 r. FARNHAM.
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WHITE LEAD, LLNSEED OIL, PUTTY, Sc.
En KEGS White Lead, 81 Gallons Linseed Oil,
CU GOO Pounds Putty put up in bladders, 81 Boxes
Inst received and for sale low for cash, or to pune
tual customers, by c., H. JAMES,
an IT corner l4th and E steets
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODsl
ut X EDUCED PRICES.


FHNHE season having far advanced, we shall this
q day commence selling OIL the remainder of our
stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, at 20 per CT less
than they have been sold this season. We assure our
customers and the public generally, that we are de-
trrm!ned to do what we promise.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
Our stock OF French, English and American black
blue black, invisible green, olive navy blue, dahIia
Ireen drab and mixed Cloths, cannot be surpassed hy
any IN the city, ranging in price from S.25 to $500
per yard.
CASSIMERES, plain and fancy styles, from 75c to
80 per yard.
LADIES' WEAR
Cashmere, Muslin and Grape de LANES; black, blue
black, changeable, figured and striped Alpacas al halt
price, TO reduce stock; blue and black Gro de Swiss
ana LuStflng Silks; Kid Gloves: large assortment.
HEAVY WOOLLENS.
satnets, Kersey plaid and fued Tnseys.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
A large lot OF very superior 10, IL, H. IL and Ia
quarter Whitney and Merno Blankets, for 81 and SO
per pair, less than the regular price, also 500 pairs
Negro Blankets, very cheap.
Always on hand, general assortment of beached
and brown Muslins Cotton Yarn, Pententiary Plads
and Linseys at factory prices.
U3~Just received, more Of those handsome Cloak
ngs, Of which we have sold so largely this season.
BEALE IL. RICHARDSON & co.
No l65 Baltimore street,
do AR doors below Charles.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Exchange Hotel-.Mr. John Uest. The Ex-
change Hotel, so well known to the travelling
public, formerly conducted by Mr.. Coleman,
having passed into the hands of MIR. J. West,
so long and favorably known as book-keeper to
Barnum's CITY Hotel; by invitation about one
hundred guests attended at the Exchange Ho-
tel, last evening, to partake of the hospitalitles
of Mr.. West, upon entering upon his new un-
dertaking. From Il casual observation OF the
Hotel. we should think that it was every way
calculated to render visiters pleasant. The
rooms are large, clearly and comfortable, hav-
ing undergone thorough and complete changes.
And we do not hesitate to say, from our know
ledge of the gentlemanly proprietor, MIR. West,
that he will spare no pains to make his house a
desirable resort by all those who seek quarters
either temporarily or permanently. His assis-
tants. Messrs. A. G.. Allen, j. l.. Mitchell and
C. J. Mcclellan, for gentlemanly and courteous
attention. in their departments, must necessarl-
" tend to the comfort of visiters. Indeed, we
have every reason to believe that the Ex-
change Hotel, under its present management,
will be second to none in the city.
But we commenced this article simply to no
tce the fact of "house warming" Ito use an
old country phrase,) given by Mr., West, and
to begin at the beginning, we may safely say
the table sat for his guests, displayed much
rood taste in arrangement; and as to what was
nut unon it, during some two or three hours
sitting, we can only say, that for quantity and
quality, we have never seen it equalled-and
! our knowledge of such things is by no means
! limited. Mr.. West, the host, presided at the
| head of the tables, surrounded by some of the
most extensive mercantile and prominent lega
gentlemen ofthe city; by representatives from
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BARGAINS AGAIN
I'D AT THE CHEAP, CHEAP PLACE,

93 MARKET ST, opposite Holiday.
have received to-day 800 dez. of black and slate
coored Hose, very cheap for l2; also, Cashmere and
Alpaca Hose very lows Jet Buttons for cts per doz;
large size Jet Buttons, cheap; black silk Frnges and
tifu Bonnet Laces and Silks; Foences, Ribbons, IL
lusons, SC. Cheap Kid Gloves; English Silk Hose;
embroidered Party Dresses; Needlework Collars aud
Chemizetts. There is mistake about the cheapness
of the Goods, every holds up their hands with
establishment when the prices named Call and
examine them. $. BROADBENT,
No. SO Market street, opposite Holiday.
o. Fine French Lawn by tie yard Clear Lawn
Iidkfs., the handsomest goods in the market; steel
Buttons, SC. and silk Buttons; Infants needlework
Caps and dress Caps: needlework Bodes Regency
Iaces &c it,
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ELECTORAL CoLLEGEs. Yesterday was the
day assigned by the Constitution for the Pres
idential Electors throughout the Union to as
semble at the Captols oftheir respective States
to cast their ballots for President and Vice Pres
dent of the United States. Those for Mary
land, met at Annapolis and cast their votes for
Henry Clay and Theodore FrelinghuySen.
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HiGHLY INTERESTING LECTURE. The fourth
and last lecture of Mr. keevl's course, will
be delivered this ercning, in the saloon of the
Law Buildings; and the topics to be embraced
in the lecture are such as cannot prove other
wise than attractive. The cause of the tides
is a problem which has been sought to be solved
by philosophers in all ages; but we believe that
the commonly received opinion at the present
day is, that the tides are produced by the moon;
but whether by attraction or pressure is still
mootcd point. MIR. kcevil will examine this
subject thoroughly we Presume--besides which
he will communicate interesting facts in regard
to eclpses Of the sun and moon, &c., and ex-
hbt splendid diagram of comets, &c., and
the diorama Of beautiful paintings will be ex-
hbted by Mr.. Henry. We need not urge la
dies and gentlemen to attend, as there can be
no doubt of full house
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NJ. f. SHRIGLEY.

U5- We have been struck lately by the notices in
many of the papers, of Connell's Magical Pain Ey-
TRACTOR from 81 CORTLAND street, which they say will
cure any Of the following complaints, viz Burns,
Scads, Erysipeas Piles, salt Rheum, Scrofula, Ch!l-
blans, Chate, frosted parts Sore Nipples, Sore Eyes,
old Sores Feons, Biles, and in fact all outward all
ings. We have seen this article tried on several of
the above complaints with the most astonishing effect,
curing after all other articles had been tried in vain
10 For sale at the corner of Baltimore and Han
over streets, Baltimore. 1t
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G3-MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The
regular monthly meeting of this Society will be held
at the Historical Rooms, on THURSDAY EVENING,
Deer 9Th, commencing at O'Clock.
Translation of Father Andrew Whites Narrative
of the voyage Of the first settlers to Maryland and the
events of subsequent years, will he read;-and it il
expected that other papers of interest Will also be
brought before the Society.
di-2t ;. f. STREETER, Rec Sec;y
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G7- WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, SC. The
"WHOOPING co Ugh Cordial" has been
proved. III hundreds of cases i'll this city and else
where, to be the best remedy, if not the only one
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsTH-
MA all structures of the Chest, mot depending upon
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use is perscvered in, effects permanent Cir
cunstances induce me 10 state that the AR
TICLE can only he obtained Of DR.. GIDEON B. SMITH
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street. Bal
tlmore Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d4. tJal0t
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o. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING o.

o. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING %
very descriptions executed with great despatch, No
i3I BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
office oan execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. Sc.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. every STYLE and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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TIE 25rH RULE. Session after session we
have urged upon the House of Representatives
to rescind the 25th standing rule which prohi-
bits the introduction of abolition petitions; and
we are truly pleased that it has at last been
done. Let the abolitionists pour in their petit
tons by the cart-oad if they please; they can
do no hurt. One step more is required, and
the whole abolition movement will be struck
dead Let the memorials be referred to COM
mittee and calm, temperate and dignihed
report be made, and abolition efforts will be
paralyzed. The Southern States stand upon
impregnable ground upon this subIect-they
stand upon the ground of the constitution, and
cannot be assailed but by the destruction of
that instrument The denial of the right of
petition was great error. 1t placed the South
III the wrong, and furnished a pretext for cla-
NOR by aboitlonists The error has been COT
rec,ed, and the effect will be beneficial.
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MUFFS, MUFFS!! MUFFS!!

MUFFS! NUFFSW NUFFSM!
TENHE subscribers nave now OH hand, the most
n splendid assortment of MUFFS ever offered for
sale in this market, consisting of Lusted and Natural
Lynx; Isabella Bear blue, cross and grey Fox; Fitch,
silver Badger Lustred and Natural Genet, Grsly Bear
black and blue Coney, and chldren's MUFFS of every
description. Also, just received, large and beauti
full collection of chdien's fancy CAPSS-all of which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms. The pub
lie respectfully invited to call and examine the
above at No. GAO BALTIMORE STREET, (norh
side,) west of Charles.
d5-Jt d. X. KIMBALL, & Co
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nz-GREAT ATTRACTION Az MORT

MER MOWBRAY'S. Ladies' black Kid Gloves
only III cts; gentlemens Buck do lSi; three thread,
thbet and best Cashmere, l2, 25 and 81 pair; gen
tlemcn's Stocks lSl cents; elegant black SATIN Bowed
so a625 super silk Scarf SO cts; do. spotted and blk
Satin 81; childrens double lined worsted Bonnets,
very handsome styles l2t cts Paris Elastic Suspend
ers p and 81 cts silk do. so cts Jet Hair Pins and
l2 cents; gilt very low closing OFF Jet But
tons at cts &c. per doz; elegant steel Buons steel
Pens 81 per card; Brushes; Combs: Perfmery Purses;
Ornaments; steel and gilt Beads. We are now clos
ing off goods purchased at New York Auctions at very
low prices. We need not say to those who know US
that we have but one price for goods from which
we make no abatement.
E55- Right on the corner of Market and Chares-sts
d5-ltt MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY.
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h3-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore or in the United States, any subject con-
nected with literature or science Oralions from SIS
to $40, occupying twenty and forty five minutes Lee
lures IS 10 80; Letters and Essays 49, Pieces for de-
clamaton SO to So Inscriptions for tombS So to So,
Sentimental Tales s. to $40. Advertisements 81 10
SO. Songs So. News Carriers Addresses So. AcIos-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, &c. &c. cents per line.
Persons at distance will address (post paid and ell
closing remunerauon) the Milford Bard or DR.. John
Lofand, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University, East Baltimore street Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post Office, encos-
ing the qtd pro quo {1- Editors friendly to me, will
please give an insertion. Al2
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VIRGINIA. The legislature of this State met
on Monday. Mr. Scott, dem, was elected to
,reside in the Senate, and Mr. Southall, whig,
in the House. All the officers were reelected,
without regard to party distinctions. Governor
MDowells message represents the finances of
the State in healthy condition. After meet
inc current liabilities, and paying the Bank
debt. it is estimated there will be surplus of
100000.
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utht'
TIE NArURALIzATIoN Laws. We are gla
to see that the Hon. J. r. lngersolI has given
notice of his intention to introduce bill to
change the naturalization laws, and we trust
there will be found amongst the representatives
enough of .4rnercan feeling and principle, to ar
rest the present odious and runous practice oil
manufacturing foreigners Gncudng telons and
paupers,) INTO citizens; after residence in the
country scarcely long enough to enable them
to wear out the shoes in which they arrive
Indeed many Of them do not even wait the
prescribed time, but Immediately on landing
become active politicians, If not voters, and
will abuse or thrust from the polls native or
adopted citizens, with the threat that they shall
be driven from the seaboard. Members of Con-
qress should be made to understand IN PLAIN
terms, that this condition of things will not be
longer tolerated, and that the citizens of this
country will stand up for, and maintain their
rights.
No foreigner should he permitted to interfere
with our elections until he shall have become
naturalized, nor to become naturallzed until he
shall lave resided in the country such time as
may be necessary to make him familiar with
our institutions, and to have his interests iden-
titled with those of the American people. We
are convinced that eght-tenths of the citizens
Of Maryland (and probably of the United
States,) native and naturalized, are opposed to
the continuance of the present naturalization
laws, and the corrupt practices under them
They have witnessed the grossest abuses and
the most outrageous frauds perpetrated during
the recent elections, by foreigners; and they
look to their representatives to prevent their re-
curIence.
But a simple extension of the term OF resi-
dence before becoming citizen will not be sut-
ficient: there must be greater safeguards against
the commission of frauds. As we have hereto
fore said, every thing connected with the pro-
cess of manufacturing foreigner into citl-
zen, should be made matter of record Moth
ING should be trusted to the oaths of the par
ties. or to other evidence than that OF record.
To prevent foreign authofltles lronl sehuils
their criminals and paupers to the United States,
let a certain sum be paid by each foreigner be-
fore landing-requre consular certificates of
character-increase the tees for naturalization,
say to 500 or SSo-and let the Courts of the
United States only naturalize. If a bill en-
braclng these points be passed By Congress, the
States can enact such laws as will protect the
ballot box. But should Congress decline to
act, the State legislatures should take up the
whole subject, and adopt all measures necessary
for their selEpreselvation. We hope that the
Maryland Legislature will not wait for the ac-
ton of Congress, but proceed at once to sup
nress the evils under which we labor
VIRGINIA. The legislature of this State met
ON Monday. Mr.. Scott, dem, was elected to
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QJ3- MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The re-
guar quarterly meeting of the Mechanical Fire Com
pany will be held their Hall the Engine Room
on THURSDAY EVENING, 9Th instant, at O'Clock.
This being nomination night it is particularly desrous
that each member would be ptnctua in his attend
ance BY order,
d4-2t JOHN FURIONG Sec,v
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ELEECY LINED HOSE. Just received,
IL small lot of superior Fleecy lined SPUN SILK
HOSE, with general assortment of GOODS in my
line-all of which will be sold low at AMOS LOVE
JOYS Hosiery, Yarn and General Trimming Store,
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET, nearly opposite the
Clipper office. DIS
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Q}- A CARD. At a meeting of the Ladies con-
nected with the Fair lately held at the Unversalist
Church, il unanimously
Resolved That vote of thanks be returned to those
Ladies and Gentlemen who so literally patronzed the
Fair during its continuation,
Also, to G. W. Minnick, Esq, and his talented
Band, for their professional aid that occasion.
Their Music during the several evenings of their per
formance ELECTED universal appreciation.
Also, TO those Ladies and Gentlemen who made
donations to the Fair, some of which highly
udludble.
1t gives the undersigned great pleasure to acknowl-
edge the net proceeds of the Fair to be one thousand
and twenty five dollars.
NJ. A. w. MASON President
NJ. E. SHRIGLEY, Secretary. 1t
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No PEASE x SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This Justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, &C.,
may be had, at wholesale retail, of Roberts & At
kinson, corner of Hanover and Market Streets or of
Perkins Brother corner of Franklin and Green ss.
or E. IL Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n3O. 5w.
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CHEAP FAMILY BIBLES, SCHOOL
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
DARSONS d PRESTON, Booksellers, Pub
n fishers and Blank Book Manufacturers, have on
hand for sale, large and valuable assortment OF
BOOKS, Medical, Theol' gcal, School and Miscella-
necus, which we offer on the most pleasing terms.
STATIONERY, Foreign and Domestic.
BLANK BOOKS of every description and pattern.
ALMANACS, of every variety, for l845.
PAPER-Cap, Letter, Drawing, and Wrapping Pa,
per- all prices and qualities.
RAGS taken in exchange, and highest price given.
For sale by PARSONS s. PEESTON,
No. Isl Pratt street,
d4 AID dining the Rail Road Depot.
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yBRY FLETCHER & co.

II 80 BALTIMORE ST. ABOVE HOLIDAY.
rms being our first invitation to the citizens of Bal
tlmore through the medium of the "Amercan Repub-
icai, we hope our friends and the public will drop
Grand Scheme-the drawing of which will take place
al O'Clock, Z. NJ, THIS DAY. Consolidated Let
terry of Md, extra class 90 ~ Nos. l3 Ballots.
Splendid Prizes of $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 600,
$1,000, 10 of $1,000 10 of $500 10 $500, 10 of ESQ,
30 of 1000, % of $3.50. sc.
Whole tickets s.; halves S2,50i quarters SIPS.
Drawn Nos. class 40 lowest prize $40, Dec. a, are
LT- Persons at distance, disposed to favor with
an order fol- tickets, shares packages in any of the
splendid Lotteries now drawing, may rely on prompt
attention and handsome returns, when addressed to
1t JAS. FLETCHER CO., Baltimore, Md.
EpEAUT1FUL RUN OF LUCK. The pa
hS irons of EMORY & co. enjoyed, per drawing Of
SuSquehanna Canal Lottery class 40 drawn yester-
day, the 9TH inst, Nos. 10 49, $4,000 in a half ticket
sent to Columbia, Pa also to Nos % 70 49, 81 600 in
a quarter ticket, sent to Wiamspor, Md; and to
NOS 52 ~ IS, 81 900, per package of eghths sold to
cluzen. These splendid prizes being the result Of
purchasing from the well known Prize House of Emo
ry Co,
THIS DAY, draws the Nd. Consolidated Lottery,
extra class 23-79 Nos, and Is drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize of s sOOS prize of 5000
5,OOe 10 1905, SC.
Tickets S5.00-siares in proportion.
Cerllhccte of package Of Do quarler tickets only
$3.50.
Drawn Nos. of Susquehanna Canal LOTTERY, class
40, drawn December 4-lewest prize $1,000:
p So p rs 10 40 II 46 50 70 10 b5
DC Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & Co, No. 2 Calvert-st.,
II F Baltimore, Maryland
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A MorIoN PROPERLY TREATED. The mo-
ton made in the House Of Representatives, to
print the Presidents Message in the German
language, was received with rldicule and boot
ed down with contempt. If the Germans in
this country are entitled to have the public do
cuments printed in their language, all other
citizens should also be gratifed, and bureau
for Translation should be forthwith organized.
English Is the language of this country; and if
foreigners who become citizens desire to COM
prchend public transactions, they should make
themselves acquainted with tie English Ian
guagc, as it can hardly be expected that the
policy of the country will be changed tor their
accommodation. The gentleman who made
the motion to print in German, has probably
a number of constituents OF that nation whom
he desires to CRAFTY IN this way, as it would be
cheap mode of retaining their favor; but we
rejoice that the House had the good sense to
resist the introduction Of so improper prece-
dent.
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{G3- regular meeting of the 'sYOUNG MEMS
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY OF BALTI-
MORE'' will be held iii the Session Room of the Rev.
Mr.. HAMMERS Church OH THIS Thursday EVEN
ING, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock As business of the
utmost importance will be submitted for considera-
tion members earnestly requested TO be puncual
in their attendance. BY order of the Elk. Council,
IT. fri X. II. PATTISON, President,