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II. WASHRIJRN, tlaie Eieeror & WGshbuIn would
respectfully inform his ,rlen, md customers. TINT he has
the ard spacious store No john street between
William and Nassau streets. nnd four do"r' from The Garner o
Tailor. lie would also nlnm lhe Public that he vii have
constantly on nd The newest styles u Goods 0t all dcscrp
ton, for enean- and Boy wcr which sha be made up
alter the approved London ard Fa'is!an syc' and war
rnned 10 IL. -
Genelnen will psase cs nnd leave Their orders with
tanty they shall be promptly ard faithfully executed
IN
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HENRY CLAY.
oatLETE ~ TWO ,ULuMEs, OF OVER ll0O LARsEYAsEs
WITH THREE ENGRAVlNGS!

IHk w HOLE FOh O.NEs Julian.
CO The Publishers OF the SewY Ork Tribune haveef
.ected an arrangement win Nj JANE, B. SWAIN, poprie
Of the only full and i!lrstrated collection OF tn.
,rEECHES OF HENRY CLAY preceded BY Bio
shIcai Memoir oi the ureat statesman and Orator OF tn'
West, and snbel!ished by Three superb Sngavngs-oI
"hich they enabled to publish from Mi. swain.
'tesoye plates, edition Of that woTs iof the People Il
large and elegant volumes at r uupreced-ntly low
prlce Of OHE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for the
nhoe bouGd wh cloth backs aud gilt titles for sngl.
copy, and where 100 copies are taken, only % Cents
This edition comprises
l. A MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-clear and
;owing written expressly for this work, BY HgrRy
3ArnoNo, Esq.
H. THE SPEECHES OF MIR. CLAY, from lsl'
Inclusive carefully collected from various ssurcta
70. hl, work. co,npare nd corrected and all restored IL
III. Inst srson-a} of them having been only reported II
,ae third pesonMr. Clay said and anu 'hs urged
&c. instead giving hs vigorous aud graceful dicton
without Interpolation dution No collection OF Nj
Glars Speeches all comparable with this, in complete
uess OF correctness, has ever before appeared.
Each Speech prefaeed by
explaining the which called II forth, aId
whenever il /. desirable and otherwise Indicated note
AZ the end gives the fate Of the under DISCUSSION
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Whites over 20.

These CoUntic, gave Harrison for Pr s:Gen.
only 993 votes In ls40. lAmerican.
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THE BEST SOAP IN THE WORLD.-Gober;s' I'm
proved Brown Soap hus well earned The reputation ~ be-
ing III. best article in iu durability and economy as teoes
much farther and Possesses qualities that no orr does such
fading color shrinking nnns and tu taking grease out
Carpets without inuring the coo- For sale h most ot The
principal ro-ers IN his fty and RioOsIvn hear IN mind
Brown and no, Pale Soap blsnu!acoIy ie Chey.,t
auto 7. RuBEklS.
IMPORTANT To MANUFACTURERS.-Ful Soap
ot supenI quality Also LAID Oil suitable Tor nanuiao-
Ms TRUMAN ROBERTS
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NEW FALL GOOD S Z.
z. Y. WEMPLG,
No. 73 Cedar, near Nassnu-stre

No. 73 Cedar, near Ni-snu-street,
TTAS lust recelced stvle rci Muslin dc La!nes SILK
II Fancy Li,Inps and Cords Sc'unq Gi'cs new ~ IL In
rlm Rmbbe- Ar Feet Gloves Blond. brussels and ashbnr
ton Cap and trimming ncss. iriS corded a over ni ana
Hat Rbhrns oser .uves&c 10 re sud cheap lo Cnsh a5
III SIpJhNELLY j. CO., No 81 Grand street, corner q
len have md an extensive assortment p tls iql
lowing houk eeping DRY GOODS TO which they Invite ;h
attention uf purchasers, VIZ: -
g., to IA Imperial nnd aarseles Quilts
s. to Ioi by 2i Diapers cnd llamnsk Table Ciotis
Linen. ~, r,--.- -. ,,--
Shseilngs.
Russia Scotch nnd Irish Towelin- Diapers.
a-S = aud ~ Diaper Md Drmnk Napk:R7.
Crnsh, tIurk kGL1cl Gah iifdayg laper.
i4 ani SS Surfing and PIaw Case Linen ol all cuElue
- henvy Undressel Llne;.
French Embossed Cloth Table and PinnO Covers.
Coloyed Cotton. Worsted and Linen Table Clolhs;
And also an extensive assortment Of Cloths and CaSsimfe
DGp Etes, Gnmbro0ns Linen Drilngs and other Siaph
ard F,rcy Ijry Goods myT
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ILLUSTRATIONS.
la PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAl

la PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY. from an
original painting rI Linen, ,-ngr.,e Ly ffud'homrt
H. a VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF hES.
RY CLAY, in " The Sla,hes OF Nanover," Virgina-en-
lJavel on steel.
FROM MR.. CLAY.
Such is the the Of the edi
ton of THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY
CLAY which the subscribers offer TO tie pealic il:
Two large volumes of 100 pages, for One Doi.ar. Ii
printed far, white paper and ueay put up In eIie
Covers and is afforded cheaper than any such work even
before, because hope give it the agest ciEcua
tion attained By any.
To the Frents Of HENRY CLAY-Mighty, glorious aos'
M advocates Of t beIignant principles and aeasuIe
Of NaouNl Foley OF uct lie the foremost champlon-to
the lovers o ooc CoUntry to the
sarou. ~nie organizations aud CLAy CLUBS, do we con-
ndeuy epee Tor aid tio-t to extend the Circulation
Of this e. render It's srnsa asu-ariy as NAV b.,
reTal. sc asA them TO DO TINS. to Sakes but
advance the Great Cause which ;heir devo.
ted and because that Cause way be p-rsual
vey, successfully commenced :he bic Judge
ment the popular heart tha Of ar-sseing Pa.
rioti,m, the burning Eloqu-ne, Of HEa@v CLAY.
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SANDsS SARSApAi2iLLA

T1oR III. removal and permanent cure Of all --se srsng
frs ~ aprro .;e of he siocd as; OF ;he sys's.
yx:
ss-cflq 81 EIrss Erl. Rasmasm. 06'ftnae C1;r'eoHs
Erup::ons PiTapes. PEs.aies on The Faee R!'eie'
B.i.s, C:rorte Sore Eres. RinS ttsrn er isfffr'
SeaIG Head, Enlargement ard Pam Of Tie B0nt'
and JgiRis Stg55vra Uice-y. Syptii!tie Ssrsp-
tou:s Setatiea. or LUataEo. and Dis.iSe1
Gr,sirE from tai uGieiSa' use 81
Mercury. .fseites. or Hrgpsv. EI-
posGrc Iqp-p!eree n LVe
.fLso. Ct-o.;3c Cansfi;.-
fi0aGi Disorders uH
BE- reH0red by u!iS
Prcclrn,i0r.
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Will no the friends of that Statesman the friends OF the
Whig Cause take early and general
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e Ecrth American Phainn1, Monmouth 90
NJ j. tAdrces LesviIe. p o.. IS miles iron Stw-l ORR. via
s,eaphoa, ORUS from Fulton M-keto Red Bunk daily iur
ins the summer Nj EDWARD GILES Is the accredited
Agent oi te Pauan1 NewYo:s, and % consulted
lis bushes from 1 10 O'Clock r VI. O. l, residence No ~
WaiNti.c. ~ im
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G-- DR.. Pauipey's Family E'sil5 constantly
or SIZE by L. b. 4 H. SANDS. - tui.0r s,:ce rs R.'ac
why, and II Elsf ijrccc,:-r jss cgl.
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t. Tfae Books OF Subscription to :he CAPITA
Stock ofte New York and Ere nros Co. opea
the Office Of the Company No y Wan ie:SeeI ne
hours Of 10 aDi5. Esi. -. GOULD, S'scre,a;J.
Nerg-N Nnf. i rrl 9Th I9ii y
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Dy Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York-Th. Institution. hes listed dufing the month
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No. SPRUCE STREET.
THIRD STORY.
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CFH tUINO q AI1ENAEDE.N,
Are prepared 20 execute Bindins for BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES ard private uividuas
" u. Particular paid TO reminding Old Books. re-
otcas Music &C. il good -Te an! :; reasonable rates.
Proaj visiting the city t'2: books rsbourl 8,
.hor- notice. -.
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HNlDEND.-Ihe Presdeu nuj Director, oi ''ty Fire
- lnsuta &C Company have TIN, day eciared regular v
iiui "i Zen Tor ile f r0uh, puynbie
! th. lsi4. T.. r GERRY a. ~
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4 LruOuGH FREIGITS ON THE CANAL HAVE
n Nny ANICD the Subscribed, I continue 10 sell th.r
y Ptsch orchard R'oken Egg ze 'cfre,n Coal ~ So
r 10 ,ye szs 81 ~ and Nut t.H nj - - yer too DE-
yefei tree q! ctase A. prc> csaaot lonI remain as s'
'e'''' - '@' . W & = TRTiSLOW.
2s;cher'y md i5o NGlbsrfy Srets.
II YARp-A sup Gu,iy oi Nfr'ns Coal Tor s'ni'hs
use md ,innniac..si. u a ven low pre-
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4. PARTNER IYANTfD.-Any p7'fnn With ?oco TO VI
a ini ~, IN cash rIn have o9pIftCE' oi trnc infn
yrfy ucrhtye business ty adde'snf n'r % y" 4 y
Ire TnbGne o:fce. stating " ere aA teisIgS1 ~ ~
giyiny rr- name, will ue stierIed 10 ina'redh'eH
N Rrh. Lea OF references viii be required AID given
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AIRS \. BROWNS Boarding II. has been removed
WI the corner ot Greenwirhs'ree ard Battery Place,
hc-s VII b. happy q accommodate both permanent Sri
;rno, en- boarcerS The house ha, been thoroughly repaired
and :sd np and o the most dstehui re>iences n
bs riy commanding iuli ot the Battery Hpd Bay 4.
the .ame rruc and whsc there always ifeh sel breeze.
which render II both gleasaEi and hcHlhy jyaI lni
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CrfIcg OF .IsrrvR .nS INs. Co..

Z 7 y
THE PaGri af Directors II tbs INSTITUTIONS have this e
c'nred Cnn;ul dividend cf per nrynhe Ia
the Stockholders their legal u;ycs nnd alter the
Sti' !.S.. I.isirr BoCS; closed irrmd ie 81:
at W. GEO. 4. III ylE, Secretary.
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EglfLINERY GOOpS-i.. Nj STEVENS has lust re-
w ccivcd of tho arget o Fnil Millinery
Goods TO be found the c!,y ana viii sell them cheap
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-09-25

LANE.& TUCKER, MERCHANT TAILORS.
DEG LEAVE 10 inform their friends and the public
D in general that they have just received and now
opening then FALL and WINTER GOODS embracing
great variety ohe latest and newest styles of French
and British
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c &c.
as the New York market will afford and they think
Of The handsomest and most fashionable assortments they
have had the pleasure offer making their stock at
this time large and complete.
We most respectfully invite early call,
now fully prepared all who may favor with
their patronage ia our best style, al the shortest notice.
cheap for cash or to punctua customers.
Always on hand, general assortment of Fancy ar
cles for gentemens Paris fashions just received
septlS-dlm
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L OCA L N E W S.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

We have received communication signed a
Property Holder" from an esteemed and valuable
citizen, (himself an actire fireman.) in reference
tothe present organization of our Fire Department.
and giving An outline of the causes which have
produced the present disgracefu state Of things
lie suggests that the Mayor call a public meeting,
and that such resolutions and measures be adopt
ed as will permanently secure the peace of the
city, before we have additional and more serious
cause to regret our supineness on the subject.
The matter is entitled to immediate attention
from those in whose hands are placed the autho-
r'ty asd power to prevent or. suppress riot and
disorder, and we have no doubt will be attended
to. The protection not only of the property of
our citizens demands it, but guaranty is needed
that the peaceable fremen shall not be waylad
and assaled by organized bands of ruffians while
in the performance of his duty. Unless some
thing is done al once selfprotection will compel
an abandonment of the Fire Department to its
enemies.
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METROPOLIS BOWLING SALOON,

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, door nest OF Grantte Ro,o
A r. JENKINS, proprietor of lhls new and elegant
N. establishment respectfully informs the citizens
strangers visiting Washington, and the public in general
that he has Just fitted up at great expense, of the
most finished and best furnished BOWLING SALOONS
in this country 1t was erected under the superntend
ance of that excellent workman, Mr.. Daniel Romans
and the advertiser satisfied that the Metropolis Bowling
Saloon be surpassed in any part of the Union
A. r. JENKINS respectfully invites his friends and
the public to call and try their hands at his Bowling Sa
LOOM which is now in complete operation The exercise
of bowling Justly considered highly conducive to
health and the friends ofgymnastic amsements
spectully invited to the Saloon, where they will find
elegant establishment worthy of their patronage. with
ready attendants, who will promptly and respectfully
answer the calls of the BOWERS. tE
A. r. Jenkins respectfully announces the following
rules of the Metropolis Bowling Saloon
l. No gentleman will be permitted to loft pitch the
ball
3 No gentleman will leave the Saloon without settling
for the thereof
g. The Saloon will be rented by the hour. the
of one dollar.
seplS-3t A. X. JENKINS.
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A TON SAL Els.
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,

NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
w CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, &c
ILL BE SOLD, on Thursday morning. commencing
at 81 o'clock within in my store great variety Of ase
full Furniture, Crockery Glassware, &c. both new and
secondhand consisting in part of Mahogany hair seat So
as Wardrobes, Sdeboards dressing Bnreausvery hand
some, rocking Chairs, maple and mahogany Bedsteads
Secretary and Bookcase Carpets Rugs Beds and Bed
ding, dining and card Tables centre Tables dinner Sets
tea Sets Worksands, Looking Glasses together with
great variety Of miscellaneous articles which are desir
able. Housekeepers will find it greatly their advan-
tage attend The cleanliness convenience and com
great inducements those who wish 10 purchase
tons. .41e@gta re a5F
Also will be added to the sale lot of Household fur
nlture belonging deceased estate which be pos
lively closed Also large lot of Beds and Bedding and
40 pair new Blankets Also vols. Clarke's Commenta
res on the Bible, Watson Dictionary, Plutarchs Lives
all handsomely bound and IN good order
sep2l w. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
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"A GREAT MASS MEETING

Will be held at FREDERICKSBURG, on the
9Th dan of October nert Hon. John NJ Clayton, Hon.
VIM. C. Preston Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Hon J. M.
S. Causin, Hon. Willis Green, Hon. John White
together with many other prominent Wings of other
States, and all of Vrgmia's most distinguished Sons,
are expected to attend. Ample provision will be
made for the accommodation of THOUSANDS!
az Come, then, men of ALL parties, and partake
of the Inequalities of the Wines of fredericksburg,
and old Spotsyvania-whch are freely offered TO all
our Brethren, Democratic as ,cell as Wing,
Fredericksburg, Va, Sept. 3, 1874
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BY n. w. DYER & co..

n HANDSOME FURNITURE AT AUCTION
UN THURSDAY, the 26tll instant 10 O. clock, A. M.
We shall sell the Furniture in the two houses occupied
by Mr. Jos X. Thompson, Missouri avenue, between
Al and 9th streets, most of which made order and
only in about six months We enumerate the fol-
lowing
Handsome Mahogany hair seat Sofas
Cane seat Chairs as
Pier, centre and other Tables
Extension Dining Table n ...
Handsome Mahogany Sideboard
do Gilt Pier Glasses 3.
Astral and Hall Lamps, China and Crockery ware
A good assortment Of Cut Glass ware r73az K
Knives and Forks. plated Casters, Radiator e.Gt
Several Parlor and chamber Stoves aetas&
Moreen and Muslin window Curtains ya
Handsome parlor, hail. step, and chamber Carpets,
nearly s3<,
Handsome highan French post Bedsteads
Best Feather Beds Hair and other Mattresses
Several Lounges Mahogany Bureaus, Wardrobes
Washstands Toilet Sets. Toilet Glasses, &c.
large quantity Of very fine Blankets, Comforts,
Quilts Sheets, Counterpanes, &c.
With many other articles oil of which of the best
kind and very general assortment of kitchen utensils
and excellent Refrigerator Also, two fine Mch Cows.
The attention of persons furnishing is respectfully
quested to the above sale
Terms All sums of and under 1925, cash over 1926
credit of two four and six MONTHS for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest. RW. DYER a. Co.
sepl9-6t Auconeers.
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a PIC Nc AT ARLINGToN.-The Morgan Rifle
men Of Georgetown, having received the permits
sion of G. w. Parke Gusts, Esq, The courteous
and hosptabe proprietor of Arlington, propose
having Pic Mic party at the beautiful spring
thereon on Friday next, the 9th instant. The
Washington Benevolent Society, we are inform
ed, will unite with them in this pleasant excur-
sion. Boats will leave 18th street wharf, in this
city, at 10, A. NJ, snd at 81, P. NJ, to convey
those ladies' and gentlemen who may desire to
join with the Morgans in the amusements of the
day. Other boats will leave Georgetown and
Alexandria at 10, A. NJ, for the same purpose
The tickets for the excursion are only ST. 90 for
a gentlemen and two ladies. From the known
character Of Captain Duva and the Committee
of Arrangements, we can safely promise those
who pic mic with the Morgans on this occasion a
day Of pleasure.
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CLIREHUGHS TRICOPHEROUS, OR MEDL-
GATED COMPOUND, FOR THE CURE OF
TN RATDNENS AND GPAV HAIR

CLIREHUGHS TRICOPHEROUS, OR MEDI
GATED COMPOUND, FOR THE CURE OF
m BADNESS AND GRAY HAIR.
HE us or Medicated Compound NOW
acknowledge ed by thousands who daily to be the
only remedy prevent Badness and restore the hair
that has fallen off or become thin to prevent Gray Hair;
to cure and remove every appearance OF Scnr and Dan
drift from the hair and keep it in thu most healthy, soft
and glossy state.
Gentlemen whose hair has become thin or fallen off
from natural decay the effects of fever other disease
what may be termed constitutional predsposton to bald
ness, will by the of this compound have their hair
entirely restored. If faithfully and regularly applied
when the hair first showssympoms ofdecay or after has
both ladies' and gentlemen that the hair will
be lost but will be restored to its natural healthy viyor.
GRAY HAIR.
At all ages tho appearance of gray hair indicates
Taxed state of tho and blood vessels connected
with the root. Numerous causes tend to influence the
change of colorsuch study fright fevers, long sick
head aches too great devotion to BUSINESS tho
very practice of wearing tho hat within DOORS
The progress gray hair at all periods Of life may if at.
tended to- be prevented and those hairs that have pre-
maurely changed may be again restored to their original
color. 70 effect this end it is recommended that at all
times and the head be kept COOL the hair cut
Their short the free of the hair brush, evening and
morning and the application of this compound every
ming for short time will increase the activity of the skim
promote the circulation and restore the nerves, blood
vessels &c their healthy action Persevcre in this
course and the result is certain
SCURF AND DANDRIFF.
This compound is strongly recommended to keep the
head entirely free of all Scur and DandriH Nothing is
injurious the growth or beauty of the hair, or to
healthy state Of the skin. In all where the he I'd
is subject to it, or where may have accumulated in the
hair one application will readily all appearance
of it, and its occasional will keep the hair clean, soft
and glossy.
the Centre Market and Dressing Room National Hotel
sepl8lm
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The Alexandra Gazette Of this morning says
that the drought has made the water in the Poto-
mac brackish, up to Washington's Reach. Soft
crabs were for sale in market yesterday, taken on
the Mount Vernon shore--but eight or nine miles
below this place. Quantities of crabs have been
caught, for some weeks past, in Occoquan Bay,
and at Quantico
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-09-25

The potstoe crop of New York is stated
to be ruined The Shakers, who engaged to de-
liver fifteen thousand bushels here, have given
notice Of inability to furnish single busheI, and
will hardly have enough for their community, Of
fering to tho worlds people" the whole crop if
they would dig it. The only section from which
no complaint is heard is Maine, but it is hardly
possible that even there the crop has escaped the
disease.
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HOUSES For RENT.

AZ -IVU'SI1h5 IVIe INI14'I'
iM story Brick house at the corner OF Al street
and Missouri avenue containing eleven rooms and three
story house Missouri avenue with back buildings,
tainng ten rooms. These houses most pleasantly
situated and healthy and agreeable neighborhood-
The rent to private and responsible family will he $3.50
per year but If rented for boarding house, will be $500
Possession may be had Immediately.
Also house on 9TH street, between M and N, with a
lot containing IA acres of ground
Also comfortable Frame house on Massachusetts
avenue
For these last two houses inquire of w. I'll. WARD,
living on Sth street, near the Northern Liberties engine
house For the other inquire of the subscriber
the premises or at the Lumber Yard on 18th street,
senl4 If ULYSSES WARD.
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The great Wing Mass Meeting will take place
Wings of this place are respectfully invited by
the Wings of Prince Georges county. 1t will be
great day with the Wings.
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For the Wing Standard
MARYLAND TO THE RESCUE!

MARYLAND TO THE RESCUE!
Up, up, to the rescue--the day is at hand
When tho Wings like a rampant of iron must stand,
Resisting the surges of faction that sweep
Like the storm rolling waves Of the merciless Deep
Then up to the rescue--and rally to save
"The land Of the free and the home of the brave"
The eyes of your country with burning intense,
And hearts beating high with lively suspense,
Are watching and waiting the limetrying day.
When the Marylan line" moves in solid array
Then Wings to the rescue--and rally to save
"The land of the free and the homo of the brave"
Ge sires and sons who fought on that day,
When Carroll in safety was hidden away
Arouse will We vote for the recreant that fled
Forbid it the ashes of Maryland's dead
Then up to the rescue-and rally to save
"The land of the free and the home of the brave"
Fair Maryland's daughterswith eyes beaming bright
Are breathing their prayers for the side that is right
And cheering you on-wth joy wait the day,
For the triumph Of Pratt, FRELNGHUYsEN, and CLAY
Then HO! TO the rescue we freemen combine,
And charge home again with the " Maryland line. :
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-09-25

Captain Fnney, of the schooner Vesper, at
Plymouth, from the Banks, reports fish very
scarce on the Banks; took only 5000 the last
four weeks. The bank fishermen are returning
with poor fares, finding few fish, and those small,
while those from the Straits return with full fares,
caught in much less time than usual.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-09-25

IN ar 1T .AG.4IN
i HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he has reopened at the
old stand and has Just received large assortment Of
prime Havana and Principe Segars, best Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Snufs SIC. all of which
selected in New York with great care and are con-
fdenty recommended as being equal to any now in
the country Gentlemen in want of good Cigars can
rely on getting the genuine article by calling at the
"CiGAR DlVAN," Pennsylvania avenue, between
a. and 9Th streets ]. NJ. DORSETT.