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t:ixe IN. Cl,ryv n maintenance .epaute fron The viii Of
the people, and yoa will then enable ihem TO oppose tho
folly and madness Of the people. The object Of the state
provision docs not really como from the clergy; but from
the agitators and repcaler; these men SEQ the immense
advantage of carr ing the clergy with them in their agI
tation, and Of giving the sanction II religion 10 political ha-
tired; they know that the clergy, moving In the same diree.
ton with the people, have nm immense Influence over them;
aud they are very wisely afraid, not only OF losing this
cooperating power, but Of seeing IL by n state provision,
srayed against them. ON fully convinced that a state
payment "a the Catholic clergy, by leaving TO that iabon-
Gus aud useful body IL mcn the exercises OF their Tree Judg.
ment. would he the scverest blow that Irish agitation could
receive.
For advancing these opinions. l have no doubt l shau
be assailcd by Sacenios, Vindcx, Latimer, Nates, Ciensus,
Aruspex, and DO called atheist. deist. democrat. snussler,
poscher, highwsyman, Unitarian, aud Ejinburg reviewer.
Still, | am in the right, md what ! say requires excuse TOT
being title and obvious not for being mischievous and para
doxical. I write for three reasons: tirst. because l rcahy
wish to do good; secondly, because 81 l don't wii'e' Know
nobody else will; and, thirdly, because u : the nature OF
the animal 20 write, and l cannot help II. Still, IN looking
back I see no reason to repent. WHAT have said ought
10 be done, generally has been done, but always. twenty OF
thirty years too late; done, hot OF course because have sand
IL, but because u was no longer possible Ia avoid doing IT.
Human beings cling to their delicious tyrann,es, anu 10
their exquisite nonsense. like a dTunkafu 10 hs oo'ue'
and go on till death siarcs them in the lace. The mons
trous state of the Catholic church IN ireland "ih prooa-
bly, remain TIL some monsirous ruin "fea'ens .ne Ne'y
existence Of tho empire, and L1moeth and ruihani are
cursed by tho afhshicd people.
l have always compared the rro'es,an' e"u'enn "c,an
land 1 believe my inend lhon'as Nlootc lou INC ''ine
fran mel In the institution ct butchers shops IN AL inc WI
lagos OF our Indian cmpnc.-"Mc rHi nave ou'c"ets
shop IN cvery village, anu you ihnnoes sna" pay "".
We know that many OF You do not eat meat ai' mat
the sight OF bocisieaks Is particularly OFFENSIVE uVou' oo.
still. n stray European may pass through your rN'aeS' ana
want n steak OF a chop, the sh"p shan % q es'apisneu, "
YOU shall pay tUT ~ Inns II fsnklisu ltGtSiauou ~ ttian
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GEN. JAcKsoN's NJ
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.

We have long been accustomed iorcgard the testimony Of
one Locuiuco. when gwen against another. rs the most re-
liable evidence in the world. No set OF mcn, ON earth.
have greater reason To regard each either rs villains, than have
the leading partizan politicians OF that school. Wings may
Inspect VIII ~ for their vilany. hut I,ocofocos, with here
and there All exception, knor each other To he such. Hence,
we have made il a point through life, q believe all that
any one Ioeoioco would charge against another. True,
they will tell lies upon Wings, md IT may be argued that
they would Islander oven men OF their own party. hut we
have invariably believer whaionc would charge upon anoih-
or, because we know II 10 be- impossible To SANDER = Lo-
cofoco partisan, uniess something is sand in his fapar.
These remarks have been suggested by the psTusal Of
letter. courly aud complimentary le,ier-from the no
turious William l.. Garrison, To the equally notorious Sen.
ator Woodbury., OF New Hampshire, Ut which the follow
ing u n part:
"Yon n Democrat. Then is Satan, when distinguished
M IN nigel OF light, no ioy,l !-You the enemy Of oppres-
sion Then was Benedict Arnald n patriot TO the hour OF
his death, You a supporter Of the Declaration Of Ind.-
~pendence Then was Jndas n faithful aJherent OF his Lord
Sir, you are a political hypocrite."
John +. II. Claiborne, formerly member of Congress
from Mississippi, and late editor OF paper in New Orleans.
and every where and all the time ono Of the most unmIti-
gated scoundrels that ever drew the breath of life, has been
appointed Live Oak agent for the State Of louisiana
Col. Folk certainly cannut be acquainted with the fellows
character.-EraRkiia (Ten) Reriso.
You certainly cannot be acquainted with the character
OF the party, Of which Col. Polk ia now the head. Did You
ever know them. from the days OF Gen. Jacksons fisi
election, I'LL now, To appoint an honest, moral, and crpabde
man To- an important office, where r1 accompanied VILLAIN
could be found In I'LL the siation7 We never did, and wo
have watched their movements with IN eye that never
,xinka-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-22

BY ROBERT JoSsELYN,
Why should the good GO ihrrei
IT'S u cold and da:k abode
For the holy men N praise and prayer,
Who have dwc!t :, long in the pleasant air
And sunshine Of their God.
Why 90 the learned and wisc
To a house so close aud dlmpi
They can gaze not there at the mystic skies.
Nor watch the stars M they fall aud rise,
Nor read by the midnight lamp.
Why 20 tho rich and gay
T." a hut so mean and small7
No chance Is there for a proud display
There - scarcely room IN the walls Vi clay
For the busy worms % crawl,
But for him who struggles on
In wild Ambitions race;
Who feels that the goal cannot he won
That his spirits dfpop aud his strength is rome
It's a quiet resting place.
As for him who has weary grown
% = world that loved bim not;
Vince joys have %vanishod, whose hopes have flown
Whose only wish j. 10 be alone
Indeed It's an enyied spot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-22
A v MARKgT Nav 10. r. NJ.

The saI,s ~ cotton are 600 baiosi prices steady.
Flour still droops; Inc pfice asked Tor Genessc ~ Si.C9;
600 bbls Oswego sold NJ $40. bales OF rye atJJ eis. Corn
H. issiC, vi. Oats JOa3r ets.
900 Dbl. $ p whiskoy at 21I cts. and common bbls at2Ii,
1000 pigs lead Al "a cis ID. 90 DE-; pork 10 heavy snli, ihough
n good consumptive demond eS'-is' u'efo are sellers OF DID,
pfime " $685..
r.. s. Er,aias. The sales Of cotton for tho day reach,
perhaps, 800 balss-Jonr. Gem.
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The Nirginian SAYS:

1.-THE Republican thinks we were not 50 anxious to
dissolve the connection between the Government and the
Press ia lSiD, when the Wings came iuio powe ar as we
are now. To thus We have Only 10 say, that no press at
the scat 81 government was ever called INTO being 10y the
'iciH ola Wing E,Ccuhvs. az sustained and controlled
by IL. The selection II all official editor wes never until
now. that we are aware at, made a subject OF Presidential
designation, after consultation with the d'gaiiarics VI the
party throughout the union. We ilyc never before heard
Of tie removal IT an Editor, ahd ,ho appointment Of anoihcr
in his stead, a. ii he were an officer known to the consntu-
tim or the laws. IL j. lrm a government p;css, thus mp.
pointed, and which, b. ing thus appointed, Is : much under
the control OF the President as any other person dependant
upon his will, that danger Is To Ice aPpr,Lended. No Why
Executive ever had an organ in that sense OF the term.
And IT II because such a press can only DO sustained by the
government printing; that we are in favor Of a divorce Of
the one from the other. An independent paper. selected
as the medium vi communicating information TO the peo-
pie. would be unolJreiionsblt; but when 1t Is tho creature
OF the ENecvIiuo will. and bound therefore to defend it,
acts, the subject assumes a different aspect. and addresses
itself to the grave consideration rf all parties"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-22

CoSsuNTrToS.-An English writer on Bees in England.
ssys, that honey is an universal specific, and among its other
valuable properties he declares that At prevents Consumption.
aud states that that destroyer Of hum,n life - not known ia
countries where honey is regularly taken as an article Of
food. Those who have less faith IN the specific may per-
iaps attribute the cause To difference o( climate rather than
10 honey. The Italian singers. u Is ats, affirmed, are great.
" indebted to honey, bat their practice is TO sharpen II with
. few drops OF acid, though they sometimes take II in u
puFc stale.
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DIEs,,

Departed hi1 life, IN the CITY II Williamsburg, on
Tuesday, tho 1911 lust, MAEy FlRIg TYLEE. daughter
~ Robert aud Priscilla Tyler, aged four Yeas sDd four
mouths.
On the 10Th inst, 81 Mt Eyof2rccn, AppomsroS county
Mary Frances, daughter " tho Rev. James McDrsfmon.
DuHng tour months confinement, The subjected this memoir
manifested the most unparalleled patience ,nd resignation
10 tie DIVINE will--SAe LJn his soJid ~ hope ola beIsr.
OBITUARY.
w GARY WILKINSON deed on is 9Th int =" Holly Fprings,
MIS- Tbnugh A- drej ~ . ftmrpe hni. h. died Mt amongst
dnHgefs. To- hs nttanfy ~ manners bad won miny hs nds, who
'ntHisefed 70 hun IN ~ - iarfrrent-
Scate"y have W. evtf Performed n mor~ painful duty fbln ~
f'r"ti ie Death ~ JOHN Y NELSON, VIII dn-d ~ ~ fesdcncs
~ hs fsthef ~ hy, H. Gay Wfrns, IN ~ eoanty ~ Ea-er. 90
h"ndty, TIE H1 inst M ie 2su, year ~ hs sge-tsynFa wife
s"ion ehfhiwh' miny fdsHds AL a-IaitnisacoI ~ mourn sr
lms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-22

OF We deem 1t unnecessary TO publish any
thing iiiihcr in regard to the late Disturbances at
the University. They arc now at IN end, and
the less said about them the better.
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An Erecniire paperi

The Lynchburg V~irginian assigns n reason
stronger thar was ever before advanced, for a di-
vorce between the Government and the Press
for never before was the spectacle exhibited Of n
Government paper established by the Executive,
and supported by the public treasury, ~avowedly for
the p;rpose Of defending the measures of the Adj
miuistration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-22
plrAsuRg EXCURSION.

The Steamer Curtis Peek will leave Rockets ilis even.
ing, NJ 4 O'Clock, on n trip Of Pleasure. Ny reference to
the advertisement, IN another column, u will be seen that
such an opportunity rarely ohcrs tho weather Is now plea.
can't; and Il will, ~dopbdess, bo a rich treat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-22

The following lines from tho pen OF Robert Josselyn,
Esq, ID Holly Spring.. breathe Of a dependency to which
those who feel acutely ATE at times subject, and which N
some degree j. almost in~. paratlc FROM true genus. The
star III Jossclyn h"~eycf, n n poet, - ia the Ascendant.
IIts verses are, at last. bee ,ming known and Justly appre-
cilied abroad, rs they have long been at home, and We
lcok forward ia hopes he vii. tune his Tyre Tor n more cheer.
ful strain.
Come, take tho harp It's vain TO muse
'Oa all the glitienng Ills we see"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-22

Captain Wilkes. III his Narrative Of the Exploring Exps-
ditiOn. says that when he arrived NJ Tahiti, a great mum
her ct Chiefs paid HIM = visit. 10 solicit the washing OF his
dirty linen, a businhss which IS among the prerogaiIyes
OF the Queen and Chief.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-22

ar The Small PoS Inns been prevailing for somo limo
IN New York, and IS spreading there with fearful pp'di'y.
The Wards. IN which the di-ease RACES mos, severely
ss the yfb. 9Th. lid. IJh end 18th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-22

F1our-Sale. At Misini Csnsi of 100 bfs at 1870.
Clear $50 st sJ.6ose3G5,d do; ~ ss"' do; - -.
as, do; % Of ~ ~, d..
whi-ksy-iO bds q, igl as ct loj.
Psovr,ons.--A sale of - hhds Sides Al 6c-hoesbesds
oxns. 1000 kegs No. I lard, az 7te, cssh.
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RgPsRrtD TpR rus UNITED rarrs oAztrrt.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

MONDAY EvtNtN0, May 18Th.
The Cation market 10 siesdyi sales OF 2UD bales AZ &c.
Il, tToyr wo hear NJ NO chsnge; tho market = quiet " -
I9I ior shippinr brands. Wheat Sales 81 good add pnHne
red. at IOU, lUlc. and white az IOac. No sou'befn Cora
saoa,. We quote yeIipw st4ieI fenns VIC, Several eaf-
gae, a sugsr arc landing 10 day; wo hoar II no important
ealca. .#.H|" u |#F|N BOZ.
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The Uu;persiiu of VIRGINIA.

The United States Journal Is out against the Univer-
sity of Virginia, and advises it, friends in Virginia tn
withhold all aid from 1t until it Is made "a republican lnsti
tution."
We suppose the IT,. =. Journal would have a professor
ship al Loco Focoism established. Should such n ehsir he
established. We know 81 M one more competent 10 I'LL u
than the Senior Editor Of the Journal. lie is thoroughly
taught in Loco Focoism OF the worst description. and II ~.
could get pupils enough would make the next generation
Of law giyers essentially dcsiructivc.-PET INr.
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MARRIED,

A. Woyivar, BY Tho Rev. y ~ McGmfe, On tie I9h Of Petty
hr, Nc ~ o. FINCH, ~ Miss MARTHA. d1ngih.f 81 6mr-
tunnnglln. va ~ hr,srnbnr county. VI
bi~p At The ss'se rher, Nv THE simr. on the evening n the 7h
IgfHn', hr no u FiNIIi.to MT- ~fRANCEH. dsuebtef u IIs
Ignninghan. ~. m 81 Nerki,nburg
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Great Destruction Of Lifo.-Ata squirrel hunt in tho
township at Ruggles, a lew weeks since, tho number ol
ihcsc synrmints killed counted live thousand and sixty
No,foik (OLio) Experiment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-22

Ar Tho fine schr. Manchesir, Capt. Smack,
- will commence hsdFnr m Friday rofs,ng. flo mosro~I
AMI havins ie fr~aser par ~ her esgo enrsrrd, viii saa vHh
di.es'eh. Poo freight of remaiaisT ot passage. Apply on ssard a
fadasa. wharf, 90 10
myw Ms FISHERS soSs.
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csrLgNDfD suK GArTER Boors- w. have received aDosh.
- srh nifd Iot % ladies I'm Cater Boots. Of different colour.
They hsve h-sn prosguHruL W laa~s ofgrrss ts-,-, 10 No. me mo.
sptrpdd arcir ever aeen. Pcr beartiat shurr of an 20 rSpsions
We ass ihs Iadis. 10 can and rssmase ouf sisrs.
my29 PuTNRY A WATTa
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Washington.
[Correspondence of the HERALD


WASHINGTON, Aug. ii, 1915.
The Western Acknowledgements Something of In
terest to The Pubic Generally, and to Noses y
Beach, Particularly" Hon, Soft Qui MAJ y
Pense'-Rsmarkabte Funeral Procession of the
Coiored People-parious other Matters
The wings Of this city, Of magnificent projects,
magnificent expenses, magnificent coaches, (r'de
the new Philadelphia coach of Cave Johnson, as de-
scrbed by Father Rltchie,) and magnificent lnven
TONS az well as intentions the wings, alias the
coons, OF this magnificent city, perspectvely speak
inr. were quite chopfalen yesterday at very gene
,al report. that Tom Marshall was elected from
Claws district over Carrot Davis, or in other words
thai the locofocos had bearded
THAT same old COON"
in his very den. Our new and patriotic democratic
oiceholders stood treat all round, like Capt. Rice,
on the strength Of this good news, and the poor
wings, ready to gulp down anything after the de-
feat Of Clay, last fall swallowed their honor and the
hoax without hinching, only wondering what, In
the name Of God, the world was coming to. The
locos laughed, and many believed the story, that
Tom Marshall, from the curious admixture OF the
elements of his new political creed, being an anti
Clay Websterian Bank hlgh-tariff-teetotal Folk de-
mocrat had succeeded for 1t was argued that such
set OF principles as Toms must be irreslstable =
We are sorry for the result particularly as we had
anticipated Toms election, and the great advantage
that his presence here next winter, would be TO the
prostration of King Alcohol who has been dong
such business here this summer, as never was
known.
Then, again, we had report in private letter,
that Felix G. Mcconnell was reelected from AVA
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Ol00s
In Boston, the 18th instant, OF consumption JOHN
LASosxAILL, of Orkney, Scotland, Printer, aged %
years.
On Wednesday afternoon 18th instant, MARY Ann,
only daughter of Fl. NJ. Forbes.
The friends and acquaintances of tho family
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral from the rel
dence Of her mother 1876 Canal street. Friday AFTER
noon, at O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Wednesday, 18th inst, PArRIcK CKsrIE in the 32d
year of his age.
The friends Of the family requested to attend his
late residence, No. IS East Broadway. Boston papers
please copy.
On Tuesday evening, August 18th, ls45, in the sst
year Of his age Mr. SAMUEL GuNroN late deputy sheriff
in the city Of New York.
His friends and relatives together with those Of his
father and Anthony and A. w. Jones' are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence No $50 Sixth Avenue this (Thursday after
noon, at O'Clock, without further invitation.
Departed this life Wednesday, August 18TH after
long and severe illness which she bore with Christian
patience, Mrs. w. u. CARROLL, late of New Orleans
The friends OF the family residing at present in the
city will please attend her funeral from 294 Bowery
o'clock p NJ tomorrow.
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FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.

FsN
MR. MCCARTHY has, great expense, engaged Monsieur
IVA Gut RDO the and wonderful gymnastic perform
who will this week only, aud through
his Extraordinary Wonder Feats Of Agil-
ty .romed the Royal Opera Hcus. Pers before the
Royal Family and Mobiles Of France. He has also engaged
for week longer
ETHIOPIAN OPERATE BROTHERS and SISTER
who give variety of and splendid performances every
fair dythus aft riding those ladies aud gentlemen who
visit obokeu after dnner most splendid promenade and
novel amusement.
The following well known and celebrated performers com
prise the operate Band Of Elhopiaps
MIR ID GARD NER, he only person living who pers onaes
the wench character and almost dees
Also the only rival bu lesque Dancer Of Elsler Celeste
and has equal in the following beautiful Dances Cachucss
La Bayadere, III Bo, ro FL Jalea de yeres Polka &c.,
BILLY WHITLOCK. the great Locomotive Niger and
accomplished BANJO Player.
OLD DAN EMMETT, the celebrated volinst and old vir-
gnny Niger who u always hand when their music PEN
ding
CHARLES WHITE the unrivsled Accordionist and cee-
brat-d Negro pei former.
AsrER lsRRY BRYANT on the Csstinetts and won
derfuI Negro Dancer
Grand Elsser Serenadc BY Gardner aud Wtock IN which
they b,ye appe,red together upwards o 100 tights the
genuine Old v rgmis Dance.
Mr. Whitock IN his original Locomotive Bulgue accompa-
n~d with laughable and amusing story.
The Ehiop Operate Broth aud Sister songs gee
choruses, pafodes refrans. catches dances, &c. Sc
Performance to CONN at 80 O'Clock. a2 3t-m
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
40 UnrpanA Street.

H. PARKER Agent from Amsterdam, most respect
~. fully informs his friends and the public IN gsse5s, that
and consisting Porcelain Jars and Va
SEES Flower Bottles Plates, Dishes, Cups and Saucers; old
ce Fans Of the 18th century and Ebony Wooden Carved
he Ximenies Great InqusItor OF SPAIN such
has been this country Of which he dispose
treat yourself call and examine this splendid collection
Also two carved Chairs for Cath Ollie Churches be
from 10 A. NJ. till 9 r. M je27 2ns rh
ErHTHERSS0O lbs. FIRST quality Feather Just received
Il and for sale, by l.. X C0LLINs'& CO,
Aes % South street.
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NlNE FRENCH BOOTS FOR 50 so, CITY MADE-For
style aud durability they equal those sold Other
stores for IS five French imperial dress Boots made
warrantedto give tiscton, at YOUNG JONES' french
aperia Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Depot the
fashionable Boot and Shoe esabs THIS CITY, Gem
tlemen s are u want Of PAIR ofdrrs Boots will ad
OF fifty cent BY getting them of Mend also
done in the store. VIM. NJ. YOUNG x H. B. JONES,
al2 lmss No a Ann ST. uea Broadway. New York
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AUCTION NOTICES.

w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
QYH t. WILLARD-Friday August Is. at 10 O'clock at
u the sales Room No. ISL BrosdwayPosve sale OF The
sso Of Uphoiserer and Bedtead maker removed from
Third Of "a beds. ad be
and PUT up ia TWO minutes double and single hair
mattresses piaste and feather beds; also aquantiy Of
second nd Sofas sofa bedtesd. chairs tables es
sing bureaus French bedesd Also china, cockery glass;
Tampa, and various other articles, sold advances
ala lr'rh
EXECUIOks' SALE -On Tuesday the 10Th day Of Au:
gust rust. at II o'clock M the undersigned Will sell
public AUCTION No 79 Water in the Of New
York lot Of Trunks Tools and other articles competing
the stock trade Of the late VIM Shaw trunk maker The
street o'clock r. NJ. Also the une.pred Of the
misses No. ITO Water and months from LIST Au
gust. GEORGE INGLIS,
JOSEPH HOLLINGSWORTH,
ANDREW MCLEAN,
Executors Of William shaw, deceased.
THOS. BELL, Auctoneer. al2 lwfrc
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On Wednesday, August lsth, by the very Rev DR..
this city.
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CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION,
OR CLEARING AND BEAUTIFYING THE
"A u al

GHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION will effectuay re-
~ from the skin all offensive blotche pmpes
burn and reckles which dstct from beauty and fair
pexlon This valuable Cosmetic has been for
aud considered indispensable appendage
the toilet Sold bottles IS EACH 1888 Bowey
of Spring street. al2 lmsm
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
Election Returns for ls4S.

Election Returns Tor Is40.
These returns come in so slowly and in such dis
ointed state as to almost defy correctness The fol-
lowing, however, will be found as nearly correct a.
present be made out In very few instances arc
the full votes given and these cannot be relied upon
Those names marked in italics, are the wing candi-
dates:-
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CASTLE GARDEN.
ft5-Admission IS Cents.-p1
Great Musical Attraction
Proprjctnrs ......... Messrs. French snd Heser.
Grand Entertainment,
The propretors respectfully that they have
ged for limited number Of ght the Buresque stopaa
Operate Troupe avoraby known and received at Palmo
Italian Opera House.
thursday Evening. August I4th
The performance will the Orchestra playing
the Overture Fra Diavolo
To be followed by Burlesque the Opera o Cinderella,
entitled.
SHIN-DE.HEEL-A.
Pas de .......................M Miss PRAY
Chiuese Pas Seul Mr. Pa 81. =
lntermsson Of Half Hour for Promenade
The Of splendid Cosmoamas will be ioy inspection
The second part will commence with
Grand Oyerture-Orchestra.
Doors open hslipast o'clock. Performances
mence al o'clock.