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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

without precedent; and although the author
OF all this ruin is elected a delegate, he will
not take his seat; he cannot-he dare not look
upon hundreds which he has in his wanton-
ness ruined
Gen. Tarrant, delegate from Fannin.; wv as
IN visit to San Antonio He, with Mr..
Howard, delegate from that place, has for
some days been expected. Painful appre-
tensions have arisen for their safety, as MANY
Indians are on the frontier, who have COM
United several murders lately.
We are entirely exposed 10 the attacks Of
the Indians and Mexicans--not soldier on
guard. and but few fire arms. Socallous have
the people of Texas b. come to danger, that
they scarcely ever prepare to repel attack
On my way here met a young man, with
two young girls, in buggy, with no protec-
ton whatever from attack, almost at the very
spot where young Hornsby had been killed
two weeks previous by the Indians. Yhey
were in high glee, laughing and taIkitAgiheri-
ly;-l could but think that an hour mighteon-
sign them to death, OF worse fate!
The Hope Howes reports only 40 hours
from Galveston to the Balize. The latest
galveston paper We Lave is of the 18th inst.
/ Inc British brig Persian arrived at Calves
ton lew days ago from Vera Cruz. She
brought dispatches for the Government, and
was to return as soon as she heard from Wash:
ington. 1t was rumored in Galveston that
she was there for the purpose of learning the
late OF the Mexican propositions to President
Jones, and if they were rejected, that the feet
OF mexico would be down on Galvestonswith-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

FLOUR AND MEAI.-The market is steady at So 3lt
S6 81; with II good shipping demand at 50 3lt, but
with lew sellers that raIe we hear only o oVU Dds
Cenesee rather better than common, lor Lohaoh al
S637t IN home 1900 Or l9UO bols have been
takeu ut ST ls ID 7i Tor Genesee, and 80 - ior mixed
brands Michigan and ONO. Sweet New'ofieats Is WORM
sbou, So A sale oi $50 bols scratched New Or
leans was made ST S. S7 The quotations ior CITY Ms
are unsettled. In southern we near o nothing oi I'M
portanco done The market ior common descriptions
Is nomInaly 25a6 3Ik. Sales 2OU OF JOY oo's l e
;ersburg Hope" on private terms, and SVO Dds hlcn
,nond Clty Aaxall al IS Rye Flour Is IN deInahd ;
sales at 31t "a so Corn Mea! Is very scarce Jersey
and brandywne bbls worth IL; Gi oOi sales 4uu
bos Jersey al So We believe there - no 'eIsey OF
Braudy wlao IN Ir,l hands. Hads brandywlne Io Vo-
W. notice farther saes Yellow Meal At 3It White
Is firm. and worth l 62t al 10; buck~heaI Is
90 al 30 q Dbl, and plenty bags W = cwt
GRAIN-Wheat il very dull, There is no inquiry ior
shpiuent but holders asking more than buyers are
disposed give. Corn aomin!ly SO4slc, weight or
Southern, aud there NOT much sterlpg Sales -UoV
bushels Jersey on private terms. Yesterday euUO bush
els hye sold iVr export al Size For dsting Corn
Snd Rye are botn duh Oats are hcsvy al ioO4sc ior
Canal 10 Barley hear OF nothing doing. The sup
Ply Ia consloe:s6le.
WHlShY-A sale of 100 bbls made g, 27c, which
Shows decline OF lo per gallon. Drudge is 26c, with
moderate sales
HAf-Ihe stock is nearly al in store-say 90 0o0baes
sd held al ~ IUQc win htLc no shipping inquiry
SrAVES-iherc is but little doing and the stock is
considerable some interior parcels are going forward,
aud some small lots o suitable description shipping 10
Engand Tor ming up we quote w q Pipe SIs UU6
$50 90 unas 50 UO2i0 W Bols - O0GJO ~; X o
Pipes 80 % Q3l UU Hhds Headings IS O005O Co
LlME-Cargo sales are making at 95c Tor cask The
demand is fnlr.
PROVIol ONS-Tbcrc is considerable inquiry for
Pork and uricss are nrru Sales 500 ob!s Uio Prime
nj $40 4a4lU 50 and 200 do Mess ouitefms made
pubic An otter OF 10 So is said 10 have been made for
largo parcel Sales 81 ob!s Stale Mess al Ia O0 wager
Of Two TO oae made that hogs could oc bought al y
per TO- and the whole product SOLD 60 hat 'ne Mess
would pay 5Oc per bo prohs II ~. sale of 1000
bbs New Mess made at Is W. sellers option. W
days, aud 500 do deliverable IN all April at small hgnre
Ia Beet hear OF very little doing Good Country
brands quoted al - a. So and 250s oO. Prime
Msss gsetie export is worth u %. Bssf Hams are
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
Things in Philadelphia.
,,,den cc Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. le-P. N.
,-,odful accident occurred this morning about
A,Sot which has cast deep gloom over large por-
- y " stevens Allen and Hcrsc aged from ~ TO u
aN were proceeding up Market.st to the Zane'si.
FEtt, am, lin aru they were Knocked down and ran
s.e.r Eichih-st by horse the property oil baker
W Root who had ran on and came turiously dash
p.Tr the sidewalks with the shafts dangling 10 his
~ Young stevens who was repeating his lesson 10
r1.noy. was Instantly killed The o;hcr two were
SlNn.iv hurt and Immediately conveyed home. MI
Eoa's letter carrier and lady, whose name could
nslesrn. narrowly escaped with their lives 1t was
r..Stnl y occurrence and one which is sincerely mourn
I, ~ all Root the owner OF the horse has very pro
r hccn arrested by the Mayor, and held TO bail for
ysf.ng ..,o,o..I H., ,l,o r;,.o-
. ,ov NJ steamboats, Hudson and Bolivar The ice has
...o,ne roren in consequence of the heavy rain and
" The New York Line, which left nj o'clock, DID
- arrive until o'clock this afternoon.
socks are down Today PENNSYLVANIA tlves 'eii
IIt selling heavy ct TO- Reading Railroad snaFe' He-
ICED H. closing at 26l bid. and 20! asked 10 o'her
j.,,iptions downward tendency pIcNaieu- of icASs
Ss,s %. asked 02cr cent boh0s '' "s"eu' au 'o'
irrcent do SO bid. 3e asked
The Smallpox is prevailing 10 a great extent In
81 ety and districts physician having no less than
s.es on hand OIy - deaths last week, and yet our
.osr. know nothing Of the matter.
The wires ofthc Magnetic Telegraph near the ln-
- Plain on the Columbia Railroad have been de-
S5;sgraccful row took place 4. the Musical Fund
~ I,s, ,yeping upon the occasion OF the National
~, ~ R.n Two men, named samuel Ovenshine and
o..' M Johnson, hsd q regular lch: in the ballroom.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

worth sbou, $40 co. and in demand. Lard Ia quiet
We heard of no Gales Of importance. Sales l75 kegs
Ohio at 9ic City 81 a9c. For Cheese there is more
inquiry and prices have rather improving tendency
e.cs at &c for shipment Sales Butter q, II a loc for
Western Dairy Ohio ia l2ala;c for good lots Picked
Nests arc not very plenty. aud dull. We quote Smoked
Hams lO1llc.; Sides Sc; Shoulders 707.c.; Smoked
Beef The Cincinnati Gazette says Ia the course
OF last week Hogs fell gradually from 81 so the highest
point attained to 00di 25 At the opening Ci this
week there scttlincs l2l but good Pork
Hogs brought generally 2j Since the sses have been
los weight Yesterday and this morning some 300 heed
taken in several lots averaging 20J to 20lbs.
% all round Some light Bacon Hogs have been offered
to-day at o9 and the owner Of ? large ot which
yesterday held at 80 this morning seeking buyer
4
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

EXECUTORS' SALE OF Real Estate on Pearl,
II Greenwich aud Oak sls-The subscribers, Executors
the will and OF Jacob Drake late OF the
CITY New York. deceased Will sell at public auction on
Thursday December l6b 8I5 at l2 o'clock noon by NJ
II FRANKLIN, Auctioueer, al Tho Merchants Exchange,
the following valuable property being
part of the Real Estate of the said tesiator:
/. The lot and buildings known Us No. 19 Greenwich
street. the ess.erly side, between Fulton and fesey
streets hrn. % feet inches IN 'front.' - feet IN the rear
feet ON the norhery side and Is feet the soulhery side
be the same less. IL Is present occupied rs
bakery under use the st May 1851 HI an annual rent Of
81 1GO ard :" all taxes and repairs"
The and three story brck house and store with gran
tc front in the story known No 59i PeHrstreel on
eas,erly ride between Oak and Madison streets, being
3 feet front HnG und by deed on te souhery side 81
oet inches and the noey side 81 feet more or less
but bv actual survey measuring 81 feet inches and ID feet
nches The lease O the above Ht $500 per arnHm Will
expire the lst OF May next.
s. The story brick dwelling house and 10. known as
No ~ Oakstreel norherly side between Oliver and
Catherine Streets being - feet front and and ~ feet on
each side or less.
t. Tie Two story brick dwelling house and lot adjoining
the above known No. 81 Oak-stee;, being u feet front
and reGr. by 30 feet each side more or less
s. The Two story brick dwelling house anu lot adjoining
known a. Sc Oak-see being - feel inches IN front
by 30 each side or less, win Rht
20 ne use alley u common with the lots on Catherine
street These houses rented until the ISL oil MAY next
al $50 aLnulD each.
Maps OF the a,ove described property left for e1am-
naon the Office oil the AHctioneer no Is RrosdsreeL
For particulars OF snle &c apply TO CORNS
r. DISOSWAY Esq No. IS J0hnsreet corner OF Nassau,
or 10 the Aucuoneer as above
New.Yurk, November 2iih l3ij
SSS}AHrs S$SE ~ ! \ 4;$5# ;S$k}5#PH0hz %PzFd Executors
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
u,,,ers in Snrntcga-R esiSnation of Kev. j.
fletcher on account OF his POlitcs-Old
u,,l,er, and Burn-Burncrs.
Correspondence OF Tho Tribune.


SARATOGA SPRINGS. Dec. Il, 1845.
yo, appear to be kept pretty well advised oimat-
bsre excepting politics. In the political world they
.,.,n The pot boiling, as Sam Weller would say, very
s,.lv week ago last Sunday morning (Noy. 3O Mr..
r,srher for seventeen years pastor of the Baptist
1cb here gave notice that ne would preach his fare
-, Sermon on the succeeding Sabbath, having tender.
,b. resicnaon Ut the Church Meeting on the Friday
,v;ous The Wing newspaper states that Mr.. +. re.
y,cd on account OF the opposition OF small Clique OF
ssrnFocos who had always been friendly 10 Gim until
:sIn ,.b,n he rnortAlly offended them by voting tor
G,p Harrison. NJ. T. preached his farewell Ser
van las, Sunday 10 crowded house, and after the ser
mon .he Congregation by sudden impulse. resolved
=, piye him Il Donation Party So the mater now stands
" y viii probably stay here this Winter, and next
s,rnp en- effort thought Will be made TO divide the
church and give him a call
Is,t saturday afternoon a fight came off between
S,ssrs w L. and 2. J. Avery, Barn-Burners. anu Hlr
Corey "Old Hunker," the Editor of the Republican
/, pt.w out OF The Of affairs IN which these
rival b, apches OF the "Democracy' were LETT By
II. tssu, OF the late Election in tbis County
lter the Election when tie proceedings OF the Board of
Supervisors published Mr.. {. commented rather
,ererey on o Criminal and Ponce business IN
,b,,own (Mr. ". l.. Avery being Police Justice since
M, June) so last Saturday Mr.. Corey calling IN al the
law Office Of the Messrs A. ordered out by T. j. Ave
rr and his rather hurried II s said By personal
demonsrslons. On leaving their oacc, he stepped INTO
IN. next ROOM occupied by Beach und Bockes as law
oHe. where he was soop followed by the Messrs. Ave
" who after some words, came to blows with him.
M,,p6er seized p. j. Avery, leaving w. l.. Avery and
b. Edito. 10 have fair play tor moment. when they
wsr. separated just Mr. Corey, having succeeded
IN SCORING the Justice preparing 10 give 1t to
him ,cenri6caly. Though Mr. Corey was attacked
nd .s,sd in selt.defenceyet by the Police law passed
bv The legislature its last session. no Justice OF the
p,,ce can take coynzance OF criminal complaints when
e Police is in town. 20 that this is of particular
hardship.
ls-Friday Morning This is the coldest morning
vsh.ye vet had-he Thermometer stands Al e O'Clock
nli degrees below zero. OF q.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
vANAMBuRGH & co.'s

ZOOLOGICAL ENH BITION,
40. 50 BOWERY opposite the Bowery Thestre will
NOpen Thursday evening, Dee l8ti lSi5-Mr. VAN
AMBURGH having spent wears in Europe with brilliant
success has returned sitter having collected with great
and expense, the splendid and extensive collection
OF animals has ever been exhibited this country
which collection his design 10 exhibit 10 the NewiOrk
public while making preparations for the travelling season
Doors oper from 10 10 - in the morning. and from 10
O'Clock afternoon and 10 10 ococR in the evening.
A!mtance - cens- Children under 10 half price Fer
rariiculsrs sec bills of The lsy. d. lmeodiss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

sHttrsAri,a, Acurr ASp CMRoNic.-ChriSt!es Gsvanic
.r snd Masuenc E!uid positive and las9ng cure
m, esonizing pains vi Rheumatism IN AL It's iors NO
rv.6, GOV cholic severe may be the complaint, u
t,es y.eds 10 tue mysterious power applied by iHs
br1'D'e discovery. The Calvauc Bauds, Bells aud
osn's sie modification o the k!ngs, and adapted
H.; " par Of the body wan perfect c0t.vcnence Chris
al dae Strengthening flbsrfs 50 hshiy approved IN
cod VI ihe Ghost, pbit IN side, pieveLi!Ve i"t
weasness, &C are also TO be obtaneds As
eu,r ~ 1aivanc fIastefs offered be sute and pro-
Al as kslahs. wrich have covering ot pure sis
lor, Av worthless i!tGous. The oaiy plScc 10 New
saa- sua Bui!diLg. Ll7
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

NXIM T. JENNINGS l. co. Diapers and Tsilors. In
w porers Of Cloths and Cassneres, Vesungs, &C., 81
Broadway American Ho0l opposite tho fouutain are Ia
recep of AN OF gooda for Fall aud
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress rock Goats Cassmeres In variety OF styles
SIN SaIn Merino and Velvet Veslipgs Mied Cloths
Tweeds, &c. for OverCoats, which will be made up
10 nrough tho aid Of efficient corps OF cutters
be found In the country, an cssenuh poiht W to
ECONOMY 10 which would direct and In rendering Tho
style and character Of garments such az must say ho
discriminating, that our views OF cheapnefs are no oasoo
ON The production OF any other than first rate gnnen
Such sustained system OF Small prohls anu quick
returns prompted the solicitation OF call from those
who would ready effect saving oi The extra per cenage
l.yied under the credit system.
Tho directed to the PnntaoonR department must
continue offer Inducements those who appreciate IN
combining and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment or GOODS kept Dy o
trade have always hand ready made Dress and fock
Goats Panaloons Vests &c to answer tho requirements OF
Aso Fancy Dress Articles in great variety Scars CIhYsh
handkerchief Gloves, Suspenders Hosiery, UndeN es
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c &c sis "a
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Establish
| Y ment 1877 Broadway, three doors below the Franklin
House. The subscribers would call the attention OF their
cstomers and the public very large and well selected
assortment of Fail and Winter Goods Embracing all the
latest styles French and English P-o Cloths for winter
black and fancy Bonleans elastic Cassneres OF
entire patterns; very rich ayles of Silks Cashmere
and Velvet Vesngs suitable for the coming season AL Of
which will be made 10 order At lew hours nonce eno IN
The superior style for which tns esaonshmeH nuf
been 3 long celebrated.
Employing In the cutting department the best talent In tbs
city we do not hesitate TO challenge WIN any
In point of stye and workmanship Al the same
time our prices will convince he most skepuca lnsl hfs
rate garments furnished very reduced rates for
cash We would also call attention 10 the Fancy Depart
nent connected estsbshment where can be FOUND
every article requisite complete YentenanA "afoone
Of and rchest MATERIALS seiecoo Wy ou
in Ina Paris and London narkets Also an assortment OF
randy made Dress Frock Goats and winter garments OF
yey de.cr pon for the accommodation OF those requiring
arueies NC saS 81 'ie'' ''' J. c. BOOTH l. CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
DIED

On Monday afternoon the 18th instant Of erys!peas,
CATHERINE, widow Of Christian WAGNER, aged 81
years
Her friends and family also those Of her sou-n.!aw
Jacob Moore and her L. II Wagencr, respectfully
invited attend ne funeral from her late residence -
Suffolk this (Ivednesday) afternoon, at O'CLOCK
Philadelphia papers please copy. co ~,
On the 18th, Amos White, late OF Brook!yh' o' " ILL.,
Field, &c.
AT sea 81 inst On bark Mead. on passage from ~
Y To Savannah Josiah Sacia OF Montgomery, N /.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

l;EKICkS MUSEuM-Eve,y day and evening
n this week conmescug Mondav Dec. 18th, ls45.Splen-
did Pc every evening a. O'clock and Wednes-
Cav and Saturday sternoous o'clock. The Manager
has engaged celebrated Scotch Giant and Gantess
Also, the Hydrc-Oxygen Microscopes; the beautiful and
br liant Di,sulviug Views, and the ChromHrope-toge-
ther with the following siented performers Mr. r. J..
Wnche, nuatOr and croilcrsi; Miss Fanny
Deering, graceful and accomplished Danseuse, Mr. VIM
Wh!tlpck Madamr Rockwell the famous Fortuoe-Te!"r
Admission IS cent?. Children under 10. l.! cents.
- cents extra 10 consult the Fortune Teller privately
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

sa FOR SALE-Farm Of "a acres situate al Oyssr
G& Bay LII II miles from boat lsndng-plenty Of fruit OF
Various kinds apples, pears pesches pums, &c. with
abundance OF small fruit-house barn, wagon house
seds good the door-abou two hours rds
from this city by r and Stages- Can b, boughs very
reasonable and easy Also 800 acres newand,
in Sa,hefing n. Y TO be sold very cheap
w. BUTLER, Office Farmer and Nechs2n,c,
Ji5 I35 Nassau-s. from III 10 =. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
amusements.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONCERT.-The G

GOMPLIMESTARY CONCERT.-The Com
- iiiee appointed The necessary steps in arranging
Concert To be given testimony of the high esteem en-
tsfned by the members OF IN. Musical Profession Tor A.
~ u; s' Editor Of the Amerlcsn OF ms
place on nTHuRSDAY EVENING. Dee. ISM e. the Tsber-
nscle On which OCCASION the services of the following
eminent Artists have been voluntarily rendered:
voc4LIsTs-Mrs E Lo!er, Miss Julia Northsll, Mrs.
Valentine Mott Jr. Miss Mary Taylor, Madame O,to, Mr..
Edward Shepard, Mr.. w. s Rogers, MI Austin Philips
snd SiCuor De Secuis
!xsrRuMEsrALIsrs-vio Nj II. Marks; Flute SIR.
John A. Kyle; V.oon-eo. Mons c. Huber; Piano Forte,
Mile. Huber and Mr. II. c. Tinn
The Orchsstrs OF great power ard magnitude. Coz
X. G. Tmm.
Tickets one Dollar TO Ind al the usual places or of
the various members OF the Conmi,;ee. do Sus
nJH. BUkf< E'~ SECUND CONC CEKT.-MR
1lBURkE respectfully informs his friends hnd the New
YORK public, THAI his Second Concert in this city Will take
p.sce or Tuesday evening Dec sd az Nioos Concert
Ssoon in Broadway; hch occasion lie viii De assisted
by serera persons OF eminent ,geHt
Tickets one Dollar each 10 be had a, the Music stores
and al the door.
Farther par,iculsrs in future advertisements. DIS Sis
THE CELEBRATEDO OPTIC Gallery, open
al =! Broadway. corner of ChanberssL up stairs has
the Roya families, Cardinals Bishops &c These
consist Of elegant and highly finished paintings represent,
ing IL the most correct and minute uanGer the following p-
ieresag objects:
|. PaIi OF The chnrch Of the Holy Grave jerusalem,
containing the Uuciion Stone.
The exterior OF The Church aud Convent of Santa Ma
ria de Monte IN Rome 10y MounhshL)
s. The Ca;acopbs OF the 6-neicne Monastery. Subj
acco Rome, with funeral service OF fraternity.
Bro hers.)
l. Paris. taken from the Pou, Neuf New srdce)
s. TIE Magnificent Square OF s.. Marx. in Venice of
tie beautiful places OF this curious town, surrounded by
the
s. Consannopc, taken from the Assiic shore Scua.
ry here presents of the most majestic, magnificent
and Lively sceaes wchcsn De iancied by The Most exalted
imagination.
pompei near Naples, tits at present This City, de-
stroye by eruption OF MOuut Vesuvlus, IN the seventy
ird year present considered as the wonder
OF ty Il may said destiny OF centuries had
conserved thai model the spirit the customs The
religion and the government OF the Auc,euts. Our ird Is
stEcItn the view those houses those temples and the
thrc The w.Oe the traces OF that
mi shty ,caas, by whose cunusnds the walls ot Postum,
The towers OF CapGa and the delicious retreats OF he s. yha
RS Ell dS 2ms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

s,TOyES.-ShEPARD / co. having enlarged and
- perfected their of Stoves for the Fall trade,
both for wood and coal otter 10 tbelr friends and GUS
toners All unequaled variety OF economical and beautiful
paterrs first among which stands The unnyaled Motifs Pa
tent all Church and Occ Stoves OF all sizes and the most
yared d beaut: patterns AS these have been well test
ed il be almost useless to say that they form the best
heating stove in the world.
SHgPARDs REvERRERAroRs for parors OF any size, are
the TASTEFUL ceanly and economical par!or stove ever
offered .u
Ds Norris Patent Sheet Iron Cylndrc Stove for halls
or rooms il the cheapest powerful beating stove eve1 pro
dured. ,, r.,,
Drums statue tabular and plain FOR balls and rooms very
ornamental and economical hand and made 10 ofnel 10
rar, variety Also sugaIOaf, and two boiler SloVes
Frrnklin- Of several sizes for Liverpool ADJ VI o
ox or Six paies for wood, wood and cos aIlo non
.irgbl md Laundry Stoves, comprise larger assortment
for h.an. purposes than nave ever onrfeo " winch
we specially call tie attention OF our ooulhefn Ho "eSofu
customers 49,, -, --.L c,.,...
vim TWO lin ovens roasting and baking better than any stove
In nse Ths roasting baking does not Interfere "b
rcins boiling snd frying AS almost universally the case
The5 especially adapted 10 tho Southern market being
easily managed having hues liable TO be nec WIN ashes
being sroGg and durable.
SID sizes OF fUur boiler premium Cook Stoves OF the most
approved pal,er for burning either wood or COAL verI
cheap al Wholesale or retail Also, Cylinder Stove Casl
ings Cylinder Brick Brtish Lustre (genuinel Fire Cement
Store ornaments Railing Ma!lis5le ornaments ca Sgh
sizesl Russia snd English Hods scoops Eussh sho fIs
-a Pine Tin Tubes for floors gud partitions Registers !o
doors Doorauos Hooxs and Hlnges, Stove feet &c. lo
the trade - wholesale and retail Also for IoundreS e1s
B-Competent wofKrrD always iurnlshe1 d. .Ioi'
notice 10 repair put Stoves N first ate sye A4so
yorEreD fsr A!acsing stoves and Oraies al ,o eoas
MOTIFS STOVE WAREHOUSE. 2i2 w ater-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
" Here's 10 you, Harry Clay.'
NAIrhi, l.If Is.-In rrnaWPd

Here's 10 you, Harry Clay.'
TsNiiE YOUNG GUAKB.-ln renewed enrnest ot
their determination sustain and cherish the
tive principles OF the Wing party, well iN farther tes-
;irnry of DEVOTION second only h-r principles 10 the
putriulc Statesman srGnd fsrfcaior, HENRY CLAY
will hold their Second Annual oa ON the eve o The Sst
tDnvcrsary the Treaty GhentTHesday Evening tie
o9 OF December uext-at the Coliseum; ard festive
greeting exchange happy congratulations upon recent
M in sister States. and the Frightening pros
n. of n,, opening future awaiting s political redemption
OF the Empire State by uned Whig effort The disn-
rushed cs the Union vii. be invited 10 attend upon
the occasion.
DudvortL's Codlion Rand is engaged. The COMMITTEES
rive fun assance nothing VIII be omitted on their par!
to 1--WE entire satisfaction.
?ickels 81 admitting gentleman and ladies' can be OBJ
tined OF lie undersigned.
Bv order vi the Committee OF Arrangements.
HENRY d Van NOSTRAND, Chairmtr, 10 w cstst
JSo. J. BtSGHAN, Secretary, 4lh Brondwhy
Cha. c. Lewis cor West and Liberty; Jno. I. Nlilston
Cortland; Ino Sea- ~ Ia ton: Chas. Il. Harsborn
6i Pine and u, the principal Hotels IL wv