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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

JONES'S MENAGERtE 1SaFni,ez snd ~ -irr-strest.-
Thesubcrber would hereby respectfully INFORM the pub
he that his MansSee will be open for eShb ton this DAY from
u O'Clock noon. until O'Clock in the evening.
Amongst his collection Will os found of the most
Animals Birds &c exhibited in lbs country The
in,enon OF the Proprietor 10 make such additions 70 hts col
lectoHs Will render It W posbe) any other IN
the United States. and o that purpose no hereby all
having valuable dispose of
give hml call. EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
y. B-Enance the eNhib ton iot Ladies lf9 Fulton
street Admi;tance y cen-Chiljrea hal pnce. MS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

GLARING ABsURD1TY AND lMPosTURR MANY years ago.
Physicians refused 10 Dovers Powder because they did
tices without them So will be with the Connel Pain
Extractor from u Courtand.street, that all
Burns Old Sores, Eryspelas.
Scnlds Bruises, Piles. either Blind
Chilblains, Sore Eyes md Nipples, or bleeding
So the whole public understand the wonder
effects OF this Salve, well do now, every Ply
scnn must use it, humane iatler will him for his
Family Physician Some Doctors now dead set against
this wonder Of the age because il does whit m They never
Why. then. hive they not not sense enough to submit at
no Doctor any of the above who will be absurd
enough 10 refuse il; or imposo, enough to condemn
H. The &c make Salvc US good. or will use oil and
limewnter" will longer do We determined to be-
come public benefacto this subject and make the world
know confess the truth about this only certain and rapid
remedy from q Counnd.s,reet and from there only in
New York. Also in Brooklyn, OF Mrs. Hays, l9 Fuonst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

TI,HE have their obligations
10 Mess PARMLY for the very Kind and man.
ne, in hch they are plea speak Of thein the preceding
n,ce While the subscribers but deeply regret that
their professional labos should much annoy Their G'nlab
onms onG should subject ,e Mesy PARNLY 70 many unpiea
nonries they will avail themselves OF this opportunity %
o rsrEy1so ARTIFICIAL TEETH when set On gold plates.
which has received the CORDIAL nppobntion Of some OF the most
eminent Ilentss ia the United States and the unqualified
prai.e of many individuals who know the value of the i'm
Pgssr P5s sri. ~ DODGE Z PARSfEI.E, No. AZ Bondst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
FRESH BUTTER
FROM PUII,A DE p H A.

THIS LUXURIOUS BUTTER will be received FRESH
trvee \ week through tie Uinrr, Ut BROWNS WHOLE
SALE where he had quantities t3 suit
chaser Families wishing supply will please send n the9
addcs immediately and state he number OF pounds they des
sIrs ner week Is the supply vii be limited.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
NTR. HENRY PHILLIPS wil give his
In LAST CONCERT
ct Nt8Lo'S SALOON, on

PALMO'S NEW.Y0RK OPERA HOUSE
LNRIDAY EVENING, November 2th. Sh night Of the
Season-Will be performed. ter the 81 time. Donne,as
Grand Opera of LUCREZIA B0RGtA.-LucFezia BorSra,
Siguora Borghese: Matfeu Onl, SSnora Heo Geararo.
Siguoi Perozzi: Af,azo. Signor Tsl,elina.
ADMISSION: First Ter ard Paruueite 81 Second Tier 50
cts. Private Boxes with admissions So
Season Tickets without Seats he had al tie Box Oace
ST sl5.
Doors open at performance 20 commence at1I O'clock
Seats secured from AN TO P VI. Llbrcttos English
ard Italian can BE had 4, the Boy Office. nS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
WESTERLY INSURANCE COMPANY
GArirAf $500 n0O

THIS company eng n.w duly Organized. Is
PREPARED omske Insurance on csrty dos
c=1ptiou offre ard Marine Risks, such n Nv !
Ing 1ouses. Store " uusCe &c with Their con.
Tents. Also, Steam Boais, Fat po4ts aud Ke. !
Boats wrh thctt carpers tosad flom any r"rr
Oh t-t Ono and Nississtppl overs. 81 thetr lrl
HiarY atrenms. Arp lcau1n I. lna#rai 20 Is
made for The preseut at the ofi,cc oil tie Hh q
ing Savings institution
aut4 MCCOY Sec"y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

I
n lies ihal taiuHe has Hrf's Idcd speri a. rfiue,
IN III kfseiasi. kfsiue] ff even ds.easa tal
...o.a Ter to- sra B, also i4ei tlai lie 4. .4ia,
frnsiips. 81 iaarr 81 frnHsr tine saI ,sass4. ~
cfadr.,e disrase Sad .iate health vi =. eftsntc
la. Taught - H8ll When vafl.,us fusls and PLAN.
= h.th eansiisie lha-o fsnedics have bnon asf o.
b'ng nus gsIhsfrd INN iher uausc .oti. ianss.r
led acres The sea- dfied - lie sat.s 1T tna,iy un.
aser.. a'd wlIhefsd "a, he ira. ~ many winters
ihrif curative pffpsfiie. ars mush dunu.i.hcd and
ufde' Ia rf,'Iurr lie ar-tcd ciieti np4n nle ha.
paH si-fsm. 10 hretmss nreenafg II administer
Ih'iu % large ie.f--herfe arises the nsasei s44.
He. and misrfahir scus1funs alicr ialns bad. pfe.
Iafcd AID iWpute m.dleiue
Baf -eicurr. Nh,sc uahesi wurk . e. allesi,Ir
'h suflr legs OF human nature has euab ed ihe pro
Ipieiofs af
srhlNBuRN.S
VEGETABLE EXTRACT Pills
T. sutaci. Us ,Hvst- at new seionufc machinery.
al Tic feedfrina virtues in iArf sarfsi and ugnal
ipi fn ifom the femslir. nature has gwen .of The
use Il man, Nuhpui any Of ihuse lhsrt poflion.
winch ifriaie auney The system.
mumeul'- y,suuulginu must cetyincs every IA
diyidaal that rus METHOD Of preparing pill Is
superior 4, al ulhef melhvd. ever invented. They
are Mature. Remedv-
rrRE PERFECT. AND ORIGIN Al
Pnee - cepis per bor. Office 33s Roadway
peri dpor below lie Tabernacle
Pr -ale at IT, bOol sip.e nf W RODB
Al-o, by r W BaS>Efr
ian 2 s,,uih Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
whnl.ns Fi,s aud Nara, Insurance Co.

Whni,ns FIRE aud Maf,a, fs,a,asee Co.
Jsny Oh. 1914.
II ME Board If Direction. ri ihis company. la, =
thl. day drcisrct div iJepJ OF four per cent
on the capital stack pad IN which after dedacliug
the State tar will be paid The ofIice hc compa.
ny after The ooh tnsi. Sin, kl,uldcrs who-r
slick bonds securities ,u.ulficsnt, y,li not be
e.lillrd receive iher dlyldends unul security
be gi,el To The subtraction uI The board.
ianll " HARDING. S.o'g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
CRY o. WHEELING. Cie,k. oh,, !
January 9 1874


January . 1874
AFTER ELECriON-on Msnday Jnnaary
y 22d. 1871, m eieclurn nill he Lcd icf Mayor
At Member. ui the Council al The Guy of Wheeling.
commencing nj o'elnck. aid closing at five
n'clFk NJ. al The following place. IN The several
Wards Va
In the fff.' wanl. al The fTire u Ned MeNangh.
len. un Aiatn 81
L. the srcmd warl NJ The office OF James
Mcdonnell. E.a on tntnu 81
Ia The Third Wand. al the vflice Of Richard s,mms
Esq. On Main 81.
la The Founl, w,'d. NJ the office Of Philip Bier.
Esq. on Nam u-nr soulh ST.
inlh> F,hh Wand. tihe Office u VIM r.mplelsn.
En- IN Mum near Sreond ST
The mrnhrf. vi The Cpunrd nppirlioned a.
fniisws. THREE Tor the fri Wanl. fra tor The
second ~afI fur fpr the liim Nah. four for the
fourth ~anl. aud hfse hf lie iiih ward.
The Gle clinn Will lie held under The ,upeunirn-
dance Of It's Alderman and Assessor h,r each wafi
JAMES S WHEAT.
jasl0 Crib Of The City.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
'I>RIlSTEESySAI,E

NRuSTEESsSALE .-By Vlrtur nj shred
e tfn-i from ffcdenek n Grrr. John Nor
gan and e'iers Ia me hearing dai. III. /. tlay Of
Marfh 1910, and nor Of fecord in tho Click -.
fee for Ohm county. IN hp,k "a p.se l0l. on
Wednesday Tho Ith nj fehrnatg 1874 NJ 10 c'niock
A. VI Mt The n'ri door II ihe Cont lions. fnr Oh,o
couniyl ,hpll .elaI rnhc anchnn Ia ihe highest bad
der The ~h"le iolrre.i & clam IT sad FredefieL II
Greer d Jahn Nnfrah heIng ihr lao ind lxided 9th
paris ~ and ioa eerlain iraef nfland situated an
ihr water nj Big Wheeling ereek. ~ Ohio m. honn
dsd ~ d~-'f'hed - The sad decd II usi eonta innr
30 nef~- ro"d 30 poles (heing the same lrnrI ri
lnnd described IN The decd hem Lewis Inn.G,,I
and Arm hi- a'f". :" The ssu Ff-,erirk " Greer &
other dated he 2-h of Fchrunr, $40 md al.o e
rec"n m the Clerks office of Ono County
The Terms made knnan an The dnv nf ale
Selling as Trustee shall convey ,neh fills as y.
ye,ied 10 me by the deed ~ lfnsi.
JAMES $. WHEAT
jar > Tfu.fee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
VIII LINER ".


= A'-""ef :" """"f d"' 'huffh f"'l
hRS WADE wsnid respertfu' ~ inform tie
VI Ladstsof UheeiipP anR riciuity hat sht
has Just reecn ed fom PhiaeelFhb an s.~
York her Fall tshons aftei the latest Fr nch
stylr. Bntuets, c,ps, BaHuet Srlks, Fr,neh
Flowers. PLUNGE, Bonnet & Cap elhhnns Fame
Nets, Six and Wash Rlards Iae,s and I'd
guy. all OF whlch .ne cti isn't Eastern ptices.
u. Stararn sui straw Bunnsls cleaned,
altereo aud sicc pr.sse. the nraiest style an1
n snort notice. ort 2s~-7n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
SMITHS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS.

Nyew .dit,on.-Jus receive the new edition 81
Smiths Geogrephy and Atlas. containing
r,sb, additional map. not in loHner edl en'
Central Europe. France, Spain ard Portugal
Denmark. Greece and lunian Isles. America, Sym
and Eavpl. For ssle BY
jan 4 'o'H Ia" eli
xni-n street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

A DvERTl SENFNT FXTh tORDINARY-
=. II you wish 10 see the brightest hEht,
Jlai ever met your visual l.ht,
Jus 81 y aloaF IN Market squire,
A. Camphlne Lighting time and tiere.
lusi Tor moment n1nsc aud 20,
Into GEO " JOH NSON'S shop,
And take a'lanl- II hls cnmphlne
Tho best that YOU have ever seen.
There's no hing i.at can GIVE hight,
Orlhurn so'ttnuulully bright,
Frcept II nc the dalzli ~ sun,
Aud thnt'itstf IS nos ouidone.
For cheapness and for bnlancy.
There's meth ing III tbs county
In nny land or nnywhere
That cnn'wilh his Camphine compare.
You migh az well while Won are lh,rc,
just east yaur ey. on his TnNare;
The work Bnnsnl1 is 200 and neat.
And hrs assortment ~ complete,
Which cannot fail 10 please you all,
Then don't delay 10 make s.call an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

A TTENTIDN. We are approaching thr
~ commencement of New Year and the
subscriber feels very de- ro1s II see all his Gus
tones, tfar whose liberal pa fonnee he takes
this occs SION 10 return his sincere thanks lenter
il with clean hands, and stnnd UPON ms hooks
with a'balanred account. lie therefore earnest.
/. solicits all who hnve accounts with him, 0
call an 4 settle before Ire ist pt Jan. te u
doc - SAM'f. N'Cf - ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

LNlRl. & MARINE lNSuRANCE-rhtr r. re
L Two situations only ia which nay dnals can
- placed, where they can adequately appreciats
the sa0. OF insurance. These are. VIII, and
ing upon thu runs Of their own property. thrr
teceYng from an insurance office the tall n
mount which thcv have lost, or slandInz on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by sulni. ~.
liy, laInenrlhg hat STUPIDITY and folly winch hac
ia,led 10 lt.yde far such contingency
: ATKINSON Agent OF tic pBDrEC NON
INSURANCE. co OF ARrFOhp, CONN
viii take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stotes, nils, factortea. dc, t~gtthel with lhel
contents, such as furniture, u7etchau. use, ma
chiusry. and egeryother des rptton of tnsurahIe.
properly. klse. on steam, k.sl aud Hat hrafs
Western Waters
once on Nam street, nearly oppoaite the ;
Hnt-l - $40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

INSURANCE.

u m fcTfN rrIes On
baHdinSs Of all kinds. ST. no brick or " OGDEN
ala Their contenta;
Stehnaoats, factories mills &C.
FNrnlturtt
Aud merchandise vi ali kinds.
Anu against all dangers ntfe udluz the TRIMS
portauon OF goods on rivers, lake,, Seas canals
ant railroads.
Fef tie character Of tho comnany ~ 10 promp.
utude and lbcfallfy IN the adjustment ard % =.
meul oi losses We beg Leave t. refer 10 the fuer
chndts q tins place and elsewhere VINO have had
tic adjustment of clilms upon rs hHg4
eflcr N aie ST r " HARDING SCI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

LNARNERH Will plcs.e iaie notice thai NJ
The Souh End 4 Mibr, S7nar, A Z TODD
IN ~ tie fall All i prepared To firalsh them
with kla nnt coarse boot. Of an, ana nv and
once. Also, a'resh supply Of conr and KIP
Brog1n5. AT Prices - suit the tunes, ard ofk ms
Ia sui the al. dee ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
q AILANrRY Of TmE GENrlEMEN-

" There "a mnrh Ink ~ lawn nhani severaf al
he Reeismen nj having preseni-d Ladies wllh
salieblc Gifts on Christmas pay. now, 10 HVnu
tsPstt-n NJ - disserreahlr STIGMA on v.nr
character. fpt eenerns'v the suhsrriher lies
n pufchn,r far New Year. naY. nm Which aay he
guarantees ihai your pfesepls vii no favauhlY
received. sed MI rast seeming neglect fofsnen.)
one r,aYe ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
AIDES WILL PLEASE cAti. Al rnf.

smith end 81 Nnrka S9uue SIGN al he
B'ack h1mmon boot aud purchase very -.
reror OIL dfc~gs1 Morocco Ru.kln Shoe. 81 II
same material II iaa all III artanf III health 10
keep The feet dIy aud warm tins mcemrut seas
son 81 the year tde ~ 5 TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
COuMIssyONER,s SALE.
! =" It"ePTfi. y g fr
= .t-t Ta,.I mn
COMNIssIcyEp,s SOY.

IN CHANrERf-ln lie Z .#H 40 Pr
| C,ourt Low md chan,erY f. 90 p. eJ0stY
The North Western Pant ~ VIZ .st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

OsT-Betwcen Mantae 81 and thr Rolling
MIL A. Is believed. ara Mann 81. ihtsr I've
dollar nafes mr. nf Ind ana an1 iao 81 Wheeling
fnr finder vii bee Literally rewarded nv leaving
Jhem ~ his oflice dce 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
JoNEy wANTFD,-J sENsrNEy.

VI respectfully. tut very rstncstly calls nppn
oil VII. inde hied Ia him. To rail- and clos. iheif
accounts. - he !. nn'nus 10 make n speedy seIe.
urni II h.. obi business. pnl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
- dec Oh PARkER'S
rI,o TUE IADIEs-MRs WADE. In.

ln.i f,erived her serond stock then-f ih-n
ever.1 ~ Winter Millinery direct from tho Eas' -
She respectfully invites The Ladies to call and see
NOV II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
CoPAuTNERsuIpNorICE-Js

- SENEY ha,inr III. dav associated With him
ia business. h. nephew s Rhnle. HE bu.ines.
IA future vii be conducted under he firm Of
SENsENEY 4 RHODES. Mt The old stand VI J
ssnseehv. Ma 81. MAN ST. opposite Union.
ian |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

tsF RECEIVED, laiafsuqetier NJ SALT
INV iaf CASH. NJ No Us Market Square.
FP 10 n M'GINNIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

INLEG ANT BOOKS Animal. for 1914 The
IL Opal. Winter Green Friendships Offering Ross
ni Sharon. Gih al all Seasons. Ju.t received .nd
fpr sale cheap call and see. WM J. ROBB
ian Cnrnet nj MAN A. Ilnian ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15
, CASES ORANGE sHELLAC-

HNHiCk BOOTS AND BROGANs-
Received 'h- dsy, n he nc RID ROOT
- par Men Thsrk Roots. a PRIME nrlcIe)
100 do Mems Thick BtoFsns. dn
dee IS SAM. S'CIAILEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

LATES-Ja,l ted large supply II Sble,
OF I'll a.. aud ptic.. ft.m a Up 10 81 cents.
Mhniesale and retail 10y WA ROBB
dee 80 Gunner at Map 4 Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-15

n NLOu R-250 Bni. FLOUR. iof .ale T.. he
n segla b.ffel or DIZZY load. | IRWIN.
nov 1
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-04

Mr.. III. commented with much severity upon Mr.
G.. Johnson's opposition to the bill.
Mr.. JOHNSON responded with equal warmth,
and spoke of Mr.. lis remarks as personally
abusive
Mr.. HOGE dsclaimed any such intention.
Mr.. JOHNSON then replied to the argument,
and avowed his determination not to vote for the
bill unless it was materially amended.
Mr. WHITE, of KY, made an argument upon
the owners of the public domain, and favored the
passage of the bill.
Mr.. HOLMES, of s. c., opposed il.
Mr.. BARNARD also objected to selling the
mines of the country at Isl 20 per acre. Nobody
but those living in the vicinity Of these mines
could bid for them. The very lives of strangers
were threatened.
Mr. SUMMERS opposed the bill, and replied
to Mr.. White, Of KY, and quite geological dis
cussion passed between these gentlemen.
Mr.. SUMMERS relying upon his experience
in the matter of coal and salt mines, and
Mr. WHITE contendng that these were very
different from the lead mine, and that in the case
of the latter no geologst, unless furnished with
an army of workmen tR, dig under his direction,
could determine, with any degree of accuracy,
the value of lead vein.
The amendment excepting the copper mines
on Lake Superior, was adopted.
on the passage of the bill was taken by yeas and
nays, which resulted in its rejection by 81 TO 90.
Mr.. CLINGMAN moved reconsideration,
and, pending this motion,
The House adjourned.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-04
FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING.

In ADDITION to my former stock l am now
adding many very new and desirable goods in my.
line, Of the most modern style and finish, any Of
which shall be pleased to furnish to my usual Gus
toner's as well as the public at large at such prices
(madc in my usual style) as will compare advanta-
geously vih any sold in this city My stock in part
consists Of
Super and medium English and French Cloths,
Cassimeres, and Vestngs, generally assorted the
fancy styles in the lot are of the most modern pat
terms tE#a
Drillings, Coatings Umbrellas, Scarfs, Cravats,
Hose, Suspenders, Gloves, &c.
With large lot Of gentlemen's under garments Of
all kinds.
Also, Dressing Robes, of various patterns.
With many other articles in my way, which shall
be happy exhibit to all desiring articles Of the kind
The quality of all goods warranted represented.
JOSEPH II. DANIEL,
Merchant Tailor,
ap2-lm A few doors west of Browns Hotel.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-04

n RAND FANCY DRESS BALL, AT THE AS
VI .SEMBLY ROOMS, ON EASTER MONDAY
EVENING, APRIL s, I844-Monsieur P. A DE
SAULES has the pleasure to inform the public that
he has made arrangements for splendid and bril-
liant fste, at the Assembly Rooms, on Monday eve
ning April 9Th. The very liberal and fatterlng
couragement which his first Ball elected is sure
guaranty that this will receive notice equally as fa-
yorabe.
Mr.. CHARLES HoopER will act as ballet master.
Tickets ~. Ample refreshments will be furnished
the ladies'.
IFTickets may be obtained at Farquhar & Nor
gan's drug store Mr.. Edward Simms's wine store at
the Post Office Cafe, and at the door the evening
of the Ball. mar 26--6t
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-04
L OCAL N E W S.
PORTRAIT OF DANIEL WEBSTER

POh IhAIl Of DANlEL w Edo LEX.
We have noticed, for several days past in the
rotundo at the Capitol, portrait of the Hon.
Daniel Webster, which has attracted much
attention, and deservedly so from the fact Of its
being an almost perfect transcript Of the man.
We have no acquaintance whatever with the
artist, Mr. Lawson, and now allude to this pro.
duclion of his pencil, only because it is one OF
those rare instances of genuine talent in his
profession, and the same so highly cultivated, by
this young limner, that il ought not to pass I'M
noticed by US.
The Washington correspondent OF the Boston
Daily Advertiser speaks ofthe portrait as follows
!" Mr. Thomas B. Lawson, of Massachusetts,
has Just finished an admirable likeness OF the
Hon. Daniel Webster, for certain citizens OF the
city of Lowell. 1t is pronounced by all who
have seen it, as the best likeness yet painted of
that distinguished individual. Mr.. Lawson is a
young artist, and one whom this portrait will
give, if he had it not before, deseryedly high
reputation. He has succeeded in imparting to
the canvass a life-like ideal of Mr.. Webster,
when the lion of his intellect is aroused, which
is more than has ever before been accomplished"
y We understand that Mr.. Lawson remains in
the city week or two longer, having engaged
to paint the portraits of some few of our citizens
His room is on Al street. but where the notice
attached to his portrait Of Mr.. Webster stated,
we have forgotten.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-04
nE Front seats reserved for Ladies. sd
THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SEREN:aDER
GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
AND PEI HAM

THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERE.N:aDERS,
GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
AND PELHAM,
Who stand unriuaLed i'm the ac0Y'td
Having just returned from southern tour, respect
fully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Washington City, that they intend giving FOUR of
their INIMITABLE PERFORMANCES, COM
mencing on Wednesday evening, April Sd.
NO HUME UGH!
This is the only band in the United States in which
the ACCORDION is performed on.
The entertainments being of the most chaste and
amusing character the Serenaders respectfully sol-
cit share of the patronage so literally bestowed
upon them during their first visit to the city in Octo-
Der last and they the public that every
ton will be used their part to excel all previous
efforts. The performance, varying nightly, will con-
sist of the most popular
SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSES, CONUNDRUMS,
COMIC LECTURES, &c, SC.
Accompanied with
THE ACCORDION, BANJO, CONGO TaAfBO,
AND BONE C.4STLNETS!
In all of which they challenge the world to produce
their equals.
For particulars see small bills Admission, 25
cents-children, under 10 years, half price. Doors
open at quarter past 7--concert commence at quar-
ter before 8. st-
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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-04
IN SIG.NOR VITO YITTS
Il HIRD AND CLOSING SALE OF SPLEN-

TN SIGyNOR VITO YTTTS
u HIRD AND CLOSING SALE OF SPLEN-
DID GOODS THIS EVENING at O'Clock, (and
the following evenings at the same time, until the
whole is closely weather permitting. The goods
are ready for examination at Todd's Concert Hall,
near Browns Hotel.
Sgnor VITo VIrI, thankful to the ladies' and gen.
tlemen Of Washington and its vicinity for their libe
raj patronage at his two former sales, would feel
grateful for continuance of the this evening
and the following evenings, being positively his last
sale, and superior to any sale he has made here
This collection of fine arts, &C., consists Of
Marble Statuary, Aabaster Statuary
Large Etruscan and Medces Vases, for recesses,
inches, and corners of parors
Large assortment Of Alabaster Ornaments
English Solar and Astral Lamps
Candelabras, with crystal drops
Papier Mache, Baskets and Walters, plated Ware
Also, collection of modern and ancient Italian
Paintings
Also, one very splendid Chandelier, with eighteen
lights, and rich cut prisms ~
Il Also, two Grecian Urn Candelabras, silyered and
gilt, with punches of tulips holding Candles there
never having been anything of the kind imported into
this country
Sale positive, and without reserve.
Terms-all under $50, cash; over $50,
credit Of sixty days; over 800, ninety days; over
$50, four months, for approved endorsed notes.
aaa WILLIAM MARSHALL,
apl-- .8 .91asaa Auctoneer.