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SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVINGP PISTOLS
BLUNT Il SYMS,


BLUNT u SYMS,
No. A Chatham street,
III sHsyf
fer at reduced prices They would invite The attention Of ner
which, they have paid and from the
quantity they are making can sell them lower than before Of
~ f @ syn zs Is
chasers. at exceedinEly low pr,ces Smem
s;o ~ Man vss : s. sn
obtain situation Salesman active Clark Dry
ssss ns sn or A. H. Try
TO FARMERS.
. :s ..s, rS he, ue sv
in healthy and pleasant location; Hreyt peo1,1Ns
INFORMATioN WANTED
Upper Canada Any information respecting him lis IA
miy win be thankfully received y h1 -
SHlP sOUrHE,N ER-Fom liverpool -Con, isne!s yer
Baus Esiis ~ please We r: ''
ocds not permitted in five days must be sent to tie Puo-
pACEET SAT- LlvERP00L-Flom Liv.rroo- Is row
a.ehagins uader general order. At side Bung siip
sss that are not e T1i z
PAC3ET sHIF QUEEN OF THE Wei. fen L L..r
a, Jpads WSsi or to ne GSs uadei.gssd '
"iu' "e uoys W." w i''"e W VIC
AZ woodruff MINTuRNs, 81 souh st.
FRONT STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
no RENT, fr the Spring Season, Cor Eauesusn Perform
aud Arena Exhibitions. The house excellent
zeal name, to W. 4. BURTON. Arch strert lte.ie..
MIA 2w fhfldriplia
Piano FOkfE FOR SALE.
A HIGHLY FINISHED, eis CctaNs. Mshor any, Grand
A Ac,I Aietaiic plae, with fou Pedals. g The rest mate
rails second hand Any it at No 1888. Broad
wa1 lnee NV -- .-e.
MACHINE FOR SALE.
MACHINE construc,ed for cutting. With plane, large
n slips OF wood msng round oval hnxss for which
purpose has been Tor ;imc ady ntsRepusy used,
Of its rApdity IN cutting Y ssa?pcied mah. be APP
Is made soon, CHARLES CLuDtU5,
s22w"ec WI William street.
TO ANY FEMALE 1T MAY CONCERN
THE advertiser beug toat several recently haze he.n
fortunate comusniops by applying through
the medium this paper: and his scglanante with the f.
male portion Of be community limited takes tie
method lie refers American, rs ard 30 literally
educated respectfully connected her character stand uurva
led Row oera Sin. 10 IN her religious We've,
ard be we'll quilted 70 act y. dom,
fa Ths sppcan New Yorker. 80 of fair sz,,
20, appearance and inishel reputation
SC H. 10 good sud aiI prospects
ahead aad desirous Of meeting suitable
ION ppd counsellor Those - whom this PERTAINS need not be
be bs kward account of mei his object
Is not one ba aef;eJ al, slnes5 q nes
by addressing MERCHANT Boyd's Express Once - WIZ
liam street. aM M-ec
Btl TLtc BOIILEo!l BOTTLES y!
HE highest cash price will be raid fo eppy Lls.et ana
Rhine Wine Bottles By calling at New s'ree'' no. y
1Nsn
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q RI, ll814; Q do lls1<; 4 Western RR. 1884; 20
Eh, lo9h a Reading kH. 23A; 20 Portland, SAGE
2i9S; IS do 2i<; 200 East Baston stock AK go d.
] ~ 10, bolm, Az; $50 do lfss.
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NIRLlD,S GARDEN

NIBLOS GARDEN.
THE ENSUING SEASON of this establishment will com
mencs the last week in May, fist week in June sa5
(post paid addressed to W. CHPPENDALE. NibioS Gar
dens, New York.
Mari 9Th. i8a5 mhl7 Owls
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CHEAP SPEGrACLES
ATS DUANE STmEE'T Nsw . YSgk ,J srss do25 gkfI,
Cpcian proof Of the above adveraes heoowrg cneap
prices -
Best single jonted Gold SY.ctacles ...........1
Best double jonted Silver Spectacles. 30
Best single join,ed Silver Spectacles ........ 2e0
Finest double ionted elastic blue Steel Spectacles 49,
Finest single oined elastic blue Steel Spectaces, 1885,
Finest double ointed Tortoise shell Spectacles. 5s
Finest single joined Tortoise shell SPectacles. 2s.
STILL CHEAPER.
Good elastic blue specace with the best glasses and
with every and attention paid them in the manufacture
or dollar. -.
r Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles. IS.
Good elastic blue Steel Spectaces. As Sd.
Good elastic blue Steel Spectscles.. ......3s.
Good German Silver Spectacles IS.
Best TOrt0se-shel Eye Glasses. ...3 81 Sd.
Best blue Steel Eye Glasses. IS. Sd.
Best hOTn Eye aliases. 3s.
Best Horn spectacles. IS Sd.
Best Convex Gasses set into your own frames. q.
Best Concave Glasses set into your own frames, D.
Best Convex Pebbles set into your own frames. los.
Best Concave Pebbles into own frames, lis.
Repairs executed at the same rate Of cheapness
Ladies and Gentlemen attended at their residences
jaf6 lmtec
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Tyler Brainrse. Mass I'D Emily Elicott. Conn. West In
gsS SESRsE Is ! g.ss WI
Of which j. limited, nay b h,a Of he stewards:
WM n HIN1HAggH,l vesey stAs,or Houss.
ED HAfhS W \. Isls is.'e ia Fulton, and
me- THE ELEcToKs o. TIE ElaH m WARD.
81, q. ..;.
q: II: N
I'd fs1 ksr dsn.a and Iudss Ea%:sslis ~ Ia' f',e
i;s hi @ ;s ss'
c0l1EeT0E 8 e T, TIE RIO P0nT o. NV Y0RK:-
Y6gK the l,e, that h.,e
the Of
=; +. been osls s'
s *
peassiby submit Be dictated % ~ Custom House Officials
n.m AN INDEff fESNSb i!slTT DEMOCRAT.
QsT5yy gT.1 WIG arrived i shs noafeP Of hs
60 H. 5
DC SUITABLY rewarded LOT tneif uo3Dle. apo ~" m
DICE. GROUND RICE, CAROLINA HOMMINY AND
~ GRl Its The subscribers agens for the New York
Rice Mill have taken at No. 2S Front street,
WALL where they will keep constantly SALE variety
of packages the above arce freshly pounded aud OF
quality and offer the accommodating either
by Wholesale retail Also constantly for SALE Carolina
chassrs, by THOS. bRILBY CO.,
a6 Itsjh l28 Front street
SCOTCH ALEhe subs criber has hand his sup
ply Of Tennents" celebrated Sco.ch Ale in fine order,
ss s.sm J. REYBU9N. 20 Beaver street
TO THE LADIES.
fAD'ELLE FANNY GODEFROY, $40 Broadway, oppo.
1 site the Carlton House will Wednesday The
9th instan her Spring Millinery and Ladies art in
above DIS have just been received by the latest
packets.
n. Mile FANNY GODEFROY. requests the Ladies
street. ltey established in Broadway which has
tion whatever with hers. me lwsm
,SY1t OR SALE. OR EXCHANGE, Ar Low PRICE.
I'm An excellent Farm Of 200 Wescheste county.
~A miles from this city, mile fiom X X depot at
Williams Bridge nsir large and coach houses stables:
Sheds large ia m house, fine fruit splendid Of sound
Long Island &c., healthy Stages pass daily puslic
landing Immediate Apply No Broad
way. a6 INN
NOTICE.
MEETING Of the Stockholders Of tbs Brdgewater Cop
per Mining ompny, for the purpose Of eectng Directors
will be held at Sees Hstel, New Brunswick New jersey
IS mi us'd. Il MY S Ssy'ss hs hSq
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EXHIRIT'ION

THE GRAND ORIGINAL TABLEAU, painted by !.
Ane in New York, OF % BY 10 feet repre-
senting grand catastrophe, THE IND OF THE WORLD
idea suggested by dresm) will be exhibited at the
Apollo 40 Broadway, (which entirely separated from e
Concert Room in the same buildng on M0NDAY A en,
the CITY, Mr. Anei having disposed of for the present.
Exhibition open fiom TO- A. M, to TO- r M Admission %
enfx az
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CARPET,N5.
414 Pearl street.
CARTIER Ware RUoMs Mo- "a street omrr
" occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co.. and ready to Of
fer c public an entire new sto OF CIeng bought express
New sGTTs RiDHH N sHsf BnHSsEs
ia ps. KrDM fis'i'i'EE se THREE PLY,
sUPERElNE FINE ASD cqMMoN INGRAM
CAhrEfING
Ofsvery variety end description.
Rugs DrrrVes. Table End Piano Covers Wors.e Tued
Qd Jun Ma; Oil Cloths, heavy and varieties
from n "a feet wis together with all other articles usually
found in tn, trade The public to call and
100. - '''''' 'A'' Jefferson HUMPHREY.
TO CARPET MANUFACTURERS, &c &c.
7 FAD WIRE, of various sixcs ,uitabie for weaypr's
- weights constantly hand, % foi saie
by TAInAM BRO TIERS,
JET AND HORN BUTTONS,
or all szes-Bug,s, Beads; Hair Shawl and Breast Pins
Sces S' p, .ss ~, Hn. Ornaments Sc
A'0' ram "A'e o"'A' E6 S'wssassb HEN Importer.
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. &c.
HENRY KAHN 70 Liberty street, up stairs have just re
II ceved and offer for sale camp!eT s.,9,,mert Of
in bunches sprgs and single Materials for do d. and all
WATER COLORs,
70, flower manufactuers nse' among which Is liquid pink
color Of very superior aYYsAs A HHPs n'''e' Of
Styles md ics Of .plsadid Enssvns plain and
colorsd. mill smsre
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Passengers Arrived
tRrOoI-Ship Republic-Mr Thompson, Of Scotland
pane Stott, Of New York. and 256 in the storage.
Passengers Sailed.
hBuRo-Ship Charlenague-Mn TIL Pinces, child and
X; Mr. Tencher, Phadelphia
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Nail.

BALTIMORE, April 4-Ar Eliza Randall, Herrck Lubec;
Tyler Brantree Mass Sid Emily Elcott Coffn West In
dies.
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TO ANY FEMALE 1T MAY CONCER

GITLt.c BOlILEo!l BOTTLES y!
THE hghsst cssh price will be raid for empty Clsret and
Rhine Wine Bottles BY calling at New street, NO Y
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shipmastcrs and Accents.


shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
RBERT SILvEy, Captain Of News Boats, report Of
ppng left At the poI! whence they sailed 1.-The vessels
papers news they may have Agents and Correspon.
Il home abroad, will also confer favor by sending
office any Marine Intelligence they may receive
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FOREIGN ImuortntIons

Foreign Importations.
ERPooL-Ship Republic-27 pkgs C M Lerp &co-l3 C
well 4 co-5Oo Phelps Dodge & COL Squire Adm
son-5 Thompson co-i3s A Mumford.4 Lawrence
psi Jos Robinson-3 Townsend Cos Richardson
Pn.57 w Chauncey & sons Mathw Armstrong sons
(oid Y Rassel.! Frederic Co,rigll co.. Giles
tons coal Taylor & Merriil-32 bales to order
FHoRN-Biig Gen Marion--60 tons marble Harmony's
COLO bales corks s5 81 hf 344 or do rasins
|ia-330 bxs lemons 1890 do oranges Grffing
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NOIIOE.
MEETING Of the Stockholders Of tbs BridRewater Cop.
Al PER Mining Smpiay for the purpose Of elscSg Directors
tn first tuesday, Of May the hours of IL
and n NJ JUDAH DOBSON, sec, b. w. q. M. q.
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irish OATMEAL-h quantty Of Irish Oatmeal Ia prime
w al 4. TAPsCOTT,
6cc 70 South It,, Maiden lane.
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THE FIFTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER 81
1 the s y. GEORGES s,CIETY OF New York. will TAX,
Of which is limited may be had of the stewards.
]. WALTER, 296 B Broadway
WM HINUHAUGHi Vesey st.Astor House.
f. DIAPER, 80 Wall street.
EDWARD WALKER, ia Fulton, and
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Court CaIendnr-THs DAr.
Cox,tos PLEAs-Sos a. ST. So, ST, SIS, 10 G. l3, -


Nh. EoroR;-Cfa;i,ut- for r-;uning health aud phiLia
;hroFg toward mankind, MAKE the following
silsea; For past general health has been y-fy
acapacitaHs ior bushes. the enjoyment Of ,o
cetT Complete Indigestion ith ilatulenc. add costiyx
aess aud al Inability 70 excl Hiatus From Y had to
f-e e5 P-Ffec; lAagE0r ny spirits and hope were all
os.rspfr-d and oppressed By general gloom e1r~ad much
many physicians Of en-rce sad with but li,tIe avail
ProTidsHtiay fell IL with DR.. Banning who aid my dis
-a'e was general and nervous d-biy from mechanical d
placement descent Of ell ny rpnca organs through 70,
fsf'ten Of Ike muscles and tina, tbe be
placed by mechanical su7poit He applied his iere and ID
SANITY f=l' ssnse relief In three hours regular .une
Evacuation with much i4tus produced BE- day
was changed inss and eppeAsance .h,t my fead.
did cot know ne I'm able perform much any
MAJ seisrs there hoD.sns in TIE world who Iaose
themselves Titii!T ciass when they only mechanically
So and would De much relieved by Dr. Bs Brace fo' the
Body recommend Clerks and all sedsntary people
whose buiine,I them lean forward, snd who
pac Of s-p.ia AID weakness. OF the chest aEd abdomen
LEWIS J. MAGEOssON.
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Frequent calls fox Charles J. Irzer<ol (od Hgnksr)
who time was present, made oui De refisee
70 come forward, doubt heartily ashamed o; the whole
affair Judge Ba-tcn made several ste pts speak bet
without Success
TIE House officers rs-e prominent actors upon
ira .;sg7nr sa::l.ny Tor the :. Young Democracy -
ronrrs man named Ersncs jafet aiss os the TCrns
-.crscv was exceedingly Eool ra;uret. and reScen-
" eslai aloud 20 his ." Feow citizens. cAns.ns it;e
rerrent al present; lie was one OF these calculated
20 rep ire Wa spirit in good hurnot
Il appeared from bscirrns 10 end isai the respectable
norton oi the Lnco-Foco party condemned this ueetinS
:nt or B. Il Sresteran applicant ;oF ne otce OF -
D.,rc. Attoruev-nuch is cast In isc; 81 WHO
took prominent part either hold Office or eetF Office
tie Old Huukers backing Dallas while me 'Ghg Be
rnocracy" sIIai up fo1 Buchanan,
,,as 4. the scene Judging from the manner IL Which hi
mouth WAS opened Hell row a Jones Hotel
In connection with This meeting might std 'ha' SAN
mel Ovenshre had pocket picked of book coutani
about $1,000, with number OF valuable papers while
standing in the crowd
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Evening Session.

The Chairman announced The business 10 be:
J. Foot tracks in the sandstone .! the Connecticut 81
lev. BY Dr.. Barrett.
2 Classification OF the animals ;h. n..de the tracts BY
Prot. Hitchcock.
g. New fossil foot-tracks IN The red sandstone o.
Pennsylvania. by Dr. Dean.
Evidences OF he congeiatc1 OF the nsw 7ed s:rG-
stone, hy Or. Barrel; (ThIs paper was deferred
Dr. Barrett said that II was IN $50 ne nrsi tounc
tracks birds in the red sandstone OF Connecticut aat
told P-ui Siirnsn 81 H. He would show ihe track
animal right and lefi foot The centre zoe Is
E;;le worn; called i: cAnthoiactyas the tress a
quite heavy. The track hat OF Al animal with
;read heavy tie hippopotaus the foot i inc 81
n diameter; q,rt OF the second toc Is broken cnrc
specimen coes the sls OF The OK t-ioe i =
evidently that soofei animal. Il S n pale gray SCI
Santsoae and the track Is flied with blue grit i = III
slab OF pavement IN the stre-ts OF Mi1cetowi- ne
stone % inches wide, and fee: inches long the tscks
a.e IL the middle Of TIE stone the io' MARKS a.e %
inches wide and about the length also the same tl,
lance 10 the front Of the next sep Al ne s.ss VIII
tracks came from quarry mile "es' Of hloae'oNI
rear the Comb Factory They are rale II me portland
Quarry; the most common i ao7a henes one' and
unlike any Before snow- He thinks the large 1905 c1cA
TO be animal that d. king described ot MS ami
mails feet only huff SIZE he also found 100: tracks
OF birds Of gigantic size II inches cng and u inches
wss He also tracks OF p- OF feet ;s, looked very
much Ike the human foot but not quite 50 long ee slowed
drawing resembling elrbeet feet. BE fourt oue slab
II feet lon- had the tracks Of az least dozen ce!eRt
animals crossing Re felt certain tia; ever that Gpre
said quarry SHOULD be re-opensd would be found Fch II
FOO; tracks.
Dr. B1r7ss exhibited very excellent drawings Of
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Thirst for Blood.

Mr.. William D Kelly, Philadelphia Loco Foco
lawyer, has made himself somewhat conspicuous
a. an advocate Of the abolition Of the Gsilows-
", this same gentleman made speech at the
Office-Seekers' War Meeting on Thursday which
is thus summed up in the Daily Chronicle:
civilian D. Kelly, ESQ De uty Attorney General then
took the stand and addressed the meeting briefly in e
quen manner He sald that would be credit fog the
BRUSH hon alone mad already done tina; :wfce. but
Il ne could take ali three sdversaes together Eng
land Mexico and Peru, would prove victorious, and
carry republicansrn 10 the very throne Of the ncas
We copy the above mainly in order TO state that
our kind Of opponents of Capital Punishment are
just as thoroughly to the butchery OF inno-
cent thousands by muskeiry and grape as OF single
-ons by rope or guillotine, and that all such gas
conade as this of Mr.. Key's appears to US at once
garingy iuconsls,en, and unspeakably revolving.
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Dr. LARDxER's LEcruREs.-The first number OF
this valuable work published and may be obtained
at any OF the cheap Book Stores. This number contains
Lecture the Plurality OF Worlds; The sum Ecrses
Aurora Boreas and Electricity. Il Is illustrated by
number encravngs and printed clear large type
ard sold at IS cents.
The second number VIII be published in few days, and
will contain the Lectures tho Minor Pianes Weather
Almanac; ualeys Comet The Atmosphere and the New
Planets.
The whole will be completed In twelve fourteen num-
sp.nddly illustrated by engravings and will form two
large octave volumes
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portrait Of the mind Of any p-roG wh1ss
1Ls io ;e n. ar. may os yrn unenl',aied ont bow nuea
1. n 81 .stS.G ss .s from s. a.
CHEMISTRY which will egctgAlY remove EVER est.e OF
ho~ o4ioUs Of ,h. ska. which app IRE
Gora'id ~onderlul POndre SubL,t eeit1n q eAi
r., sr II, n az par. q u, hsIGs ian. sra
P,.naae't eolof pale Cheeks and p. Goara1fs Liz
Welpars .Hqul'tr 'moothn,s' hitens., and 'o0..'
possession ofey-fy gerson an ctrd with Dae>sI any Dis
organization Of the functions Of the ear.
Be very careful purchase these articles genuine ard this
can orig b dooe BY procuring them at Dr. Fei,5 GordHfs
Azsut, u Cke.autstFret Phiiadeip, Silkstrset So'-
on' b4ckps 4 bIIl. roy; r.,rc. Albany. ac-
3D. DtLr s Pss ! o5fs Ai jn
q 10 Ordinary olr4sgf- address 10 relation 10 u. oLe
~ have received from your iEyanabi, PIN krtrseo n
boiling water ;arued ato her oo'om her wee dfsae
ai so tatA crow! instantly zlthrrei b.ior thr h9o.e ~
snadrr aud spread your saye and n, Was eafr,d s
4id ppoE n-d-she was soon IeeT,d from her Ya.n az
.wee, seep
She ,eslded to blister from The oop Of her ,hoglesn
On the shoulders and bs-st rery deep. If rom
hGs hour abe complained only when It was Gr,t3ee
now keep pot Of your oiameu, Nth linen resdy q
And from signal bsn-, have received could rot OF
another box. would not part with the pot have oH ~
with many wishes. M dear sr for your in The sale
Ct '''' '"'s''' t'''''' AA wy GO. P0NEROY
n Blf be ofsny serviee yQp eoeviafizs gsS
pie hat they sues and lose aHd ALL by b@inz isHoi.
Of miraculous nsrits at liberty 10 refer 70 me Soy
time.
The above needs 40 eomm~nt -,
q Henry Daley. the inventsr. Proprietor. and GU,
Ianufac,arer of Daley IAzeal Pain Errsetor pas
the depot ,s sale Of Sslv. from Albany 70
Fulton street. SGa Building SrwfoIk hieh htis.i :.
viii The only place from which ageats AID arseF' sa3
implied f.,,of
All orders TO be sddrs,ssd HENRY DALEY teais''
Aasel Frost, J I2s Fulton 81 " T. H'''
q DIR. Thomas w. Henry respectfully i Hi0'A
hi. friends and the public that he has resumed n.
hi. profession in thus ei,y No. 80 CEfsisst Opposite f
PER & Bsothsr..-New-York s,h May. Is4a t2) M su'
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The War" Meeting In independence
souare---"Old Hunkers" Triumphant
Co-Te-pondrEce OF The I!I5ule-
r,,,r,,u,. Nav 2-P NJ

PHiLADELTHIA. May 2-P- N
gave You. Yesterday afternoon, 4 hasty and In
perfect sketch OF the Loco-Foco Var nestins-or,
1roeerlv speaking, g!oT. n Independence square
No 10 The hour OF closing. As then stated, II
tI-ned out to be one OF the richest scenes ever pre-
.enr.d tn M. Democracy and has gwen rise to
no e modification among the respectable portion OF the
party When lei The ground 10 close ny !etiel theTe
wa. +. REGULAR kncck-down argument pending. when
continued fo- some minutes, several OF the 7oGg de-
nora-v hfns handed rather roughly. shortly 2ii-r
O'clock IN organization was partly effected on the west
"a. of the s-.rt Frederick (od EGnker,l acting IS
-a9.r, Amid greais and Kisses. and hurTas he Tedd
series o. resolutions which no one could he1 aaE atsr
declaring ,heir adoption, Col Pase-afpch' los Fo7' VI
a,an-es.nt.d himself, and commenced speech "
corn. not here said The Colonel Is Polk mana Dial
las ruan-or Buchanan u-aIf-tles you DO, shouted
nrnberl--but Is American ctzsn-a peace Elaa
.us 6. this stage OF his remarks, McCuly and z Il
p-awste- amid terrible uprnAr, bowed and suddenly DIS
-a,-af .bus -tyirS the - lt Huukers almost entire
e.,on OF the ground, with the exception OF few OF
Re rnviv vo--.sn Of the Young democracy, who st4A
-,ai--aine, their position UpoE The stand.
PAGE with much good hnuos. continued MS speech
bcb wa. Characteristic OF tie Ean, when the g-ea.
Colonel R. Lee-aso an applicant for The Post-tace-
ho hs most prominent part from he couiire1eeaien
L. an Old bunker" appeared, and made tremendous
t,unr Wa speech which wound up by pedgng hb WORD
hs; we wouid give Great Britain c-l OF hckirs
S.1t came lille fellow named Rankin Violent Ma
dive ArrricsD-who had been shouting alocd for lngF-
ol ur; his lungs became hoatsc. He was no secede'
tom The Democratic Wig party, but regular Ar1eF
can citizen. (CTies CT Put hra out" Kelley, 2e)
But Re would Dc hearcr aac heEtc ne "ss HA-i-s ''e
sensible remarks
Then followed VIM. D. HeIey-yupl OF Gel. Page Ills
speech though brief quite respectable, and more AZ
tsutvay Esteae1 than eihs- Of tie preceding ores
sr he had concluded The crowd separated. ENJOYING FOR
the period Of nearly TWO hours scene that VII Ions
be remembered As diyrscsfGl eJnct between the
Locc-Eeeo oifet-hotSas and 9Tse<-sssS1s'
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Kneelund, the Sculptor.

In visiting. few days since, the work-room OF
Kueeland, we were struck with surprise and regret,
that talent SO strong, so cordial, and capable OF
high development, should want opportunity and be
almost stranger to fame.
His bust OF Mr.. Mapes bears evidence of great
power in sezing both the and the details OF
character It shows keen in,uitons, large and &C.
NAL synpahes- and free hand that Only wants
The best occasions for its practice.
The bust of Nh Mapes afforded subject Of
great range from the variety and balance OF devel-
opments This may be seen in the Exhibition Of
the Academy Of Design. but to more advantage IN
the Artists room, corner of Broadway and Cham
bers-slreet. The bust of Ericsson is also there
This subject too is fine one for the concentration
and force both physical and mental, which II
exhibits
We wish tina, some of the wealthy magnates Of
New-York who wish to see themselves or ian
wives or daughters immortaIized in marble, woulo
take look at these busts Kneelaud needs en-
ployment in the marble, but he would well requitt
him who furnished it. We understand that many
houses here order pictures and statuary as "iurni
!" we are not inclined 10 rdcule this fashion
vulgar though it be TO consider beautiful objects
merely as means OF display, since opportunity Of
education may thus be afforded TO genius. and the
children from familiar acquaintance may learn the
secret and win the true benefit of these works
which their parents can only pay for ard show OF
to visitors the most expensive luxury OF hand
some establishment. We will confess that ne has
right 10 the use of money who gives such an ar.
list as Knecand the chance express his generou;
thoughts and cas-, over future ages the light of his
cheerful eye. =;