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rt-Hon H. L. TURNEY has been elected
a member Of the U. S. Senate, for six years
from the 4 III of March last Mr.. /. was toT
several years member of the House of Rep
resentatives. He is democrat, and man
of talent.
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The mistakes of layman are like the er-
rors of pocket watch, but when clergy
man errs it is like the town clock going
wrong-it misle IDS multitude.
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ftrTbe Washington Union denies that
the British government has made any propo-
sition to ours, to let Oregon remain IN stat"
quo for twenty years
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Rumor says Mr.. Calhoun will be returned
70 the Senate by the next South Carolina
Legislature.
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In Crawford, Columbiana, Butlerand Knox
districts, our candidates were all elected in
opposition 10 bank paper, andin favor of real
money--gold and silver.
In Wayne county, hards were nominated d
aud have been elected. We lost Stark chief
ly by new county question.
We trust ,the democracy will profit by the
lesson thus taught them, for it establishes the
unerring proposition that the system Of bank
paper, in opposition to gold and silver as
circulating medium, cannot be defended and
cannot bear the test Of examination. lnves-
tigation prores that all the objections to cur
rency Of gold and silver are futile and absurd,
and that bank paper, instead Of making mon
ey plenty, really makes it scarce, and abso-
lutely robs the people Of large amount Of
their hard ealn:ngs. All efforts 10 reform pa
per money bankers have failed, SO that self
preservation compels the people to dispense
with them altogether. The absurd plea, that
it is better to be swindled by Ohio, than for
eign bankers, is an insult to all sensible
men. The people of Ohio, if they will, need
not be swindled by any, abroad or at home.
Besides, it is well known fact, that it is our
own banks that put the foreign trash into cir
culation, for il is part of the swindling system
of the banks of the several states, 10 exchange
their paper TO keep it away from home. The
ST. Clair trash was put in circulation by the
Ohio banks. When the question is fairly put
all these things appear, and however the peo-
pie may be delud ed at the time, by paper
money, and the lies, tricks, and bumbugs ol
the bankers, investigation soon enlightens the
mind, and produces results like those we
have enumerated in Hamilton and other coun
ties. Truth will always triumph in free
and open encounter, although, of all men in
the world, the inferior class Of politicians are
its most cowardy and compromising champi
ons.
We find no cause of regret therefore il
the result of the late election. Good viii
come of it. 1t will teach the democratic par
ty of Ohio the value of union, frmness ant
decision, in support of correct principles
TO the democracy of Ohio, the future i
brilliant with hope. The good old ship Con
stituton is sound in every timber, and un
conquerable--pass along the word--clear iht
decks, and every man TO his gun! and wei
pour broadside into the piratical hulk o.
whigefy that will shiver her TO pieces!
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QUICK NoRK.-We rejoice TO hear that
the fifth volume of Kinne's Law Compendl-
um, the entire edition of which was burnt by
the fire last Monday night, in Spruce street,
is already reprinted. The authors loss was
about $4,000, and no insurance. We doub'
if ever so large an edition of so large book
was ever printed in so short space of time
Last Monday afternoon the work was JUS
completed at the bindery-a fewhours after
wards, it was all in ashes-to-day it is entire
y restored, and and on Monday next, the
copies will be on the way 10 the subscriber
in various parts of the country. This is al
instance of energy worthy of record.-Eosn
ing Mirror.
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CoLoRED SruDENTs.-The faculty Of Dart
mouth College have consented to receive col
ored students, In their reply they say: "Our
usages, in respect TO the admission ofstudents
are entirely impartial. We make no distinc-
ton in regard to nation or color. The Afri-
can or Indian are as freely received as the
Saxon, if possessed of the requisite literary
rnd moral qualifications" s."-Epening Mirror
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OR ATORI0

OPENING OF ST. ALPHONsUs, CHURCH
1S TIE GoKSER or SARATOGA AND PARKsTs.
81. ALPHONSUS' CHURCH will be open
~ to public inspection previous to the delication,
on THURSDAY EVENING, the 18Th inst with a
GRAND MUSICAL PERFORM.HNCE, by the
Liederkranlz Association, assisted by the most emi
nent musical talent in the city
The subjects selected for the occasion are nor
tons of HAYDNs SACRED ORAroRIos of the Crea-
tom and the 'iFour Seasons"
PROGRAMME-PART /.
Selection from the CteltiOn-(ByJ Haydn.)
|. Representation of the Chaos.
= Air and ChOrls-Now vanish before the holy
beams.
g. Air-Rolling in foamng pillows.
4. Air and Chorus-The marV'Ious work behold u
maid.
5. Recitative and Air--On mighty wings uplifted
6. Terzetto and Chous-Most beautiful appear
Z, Rccitative and Air-Strait opening her fertile
womb.
8. Chorus-Achieved is the glorious work.
PART If.
Selections from the Seasons-(By J. Haydn.)
|, ChOms--Come gentle spring
2. Recitative and Air q welcome now.
3. ChOrus-IIa! O Sun be hai'd.
4. Recitativs and Cavatit a-Ths noon, and vertical
the sun carts his fire on, &C.
D. Quartetto with Chorus-From the Gen
'ral Judgment, by Shncider.
6. Psalm 50, v. II, by Rink.
Z. sextetto-Thanks to you, Father, by Wolsiefer.
{. ChoruS-Alcluia, from the Messiah by Han lei.
The interior will be brilliantly lighted up, Tor the
hist time with gas and the whole power of the Grand
Organ, Just completed, will he brought out.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and TWO ladies,
Sl.O0; single tickets 80 cents "
o. Tickets can be procured at the Music Stores of
Messrs Benteen, Wilig, and Caru. and at the Book
stores of Messrs. Lucas, Joseph Robinson, ~ Hick
man, Jno Moore, ii. w. Boot Edward Garraud and
J. Murphy, at the house adjoining the Church, and at
the door on the evening. {g3- The Oratoro 10 COM
mcnce at O'Clock. mhl2-2t
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

Pocket picked in the Court House Mr.. Har-
man Webbe, who, like great number of our
citizens, was present yesterday in the Court
house during the trial of McCurry, is likely to
be loser by the qualification of his curlos-
ity. While wedgng himself in the crowd,
some accomplished thief who no doubt think
ing it a favorable opportunity to carry en- his
light fingered operations, dexterously slipped
his hand into the side-pocket of MIR. Webble,
stealing therefrom the sum of thirteen dollars
Mr.. Webble is, we learn, u poor man and was
on his way to the wharf to purchase wood
Truly the thief isl brave man, for in this in
stance he has literally "bearded the lion in his
dem"
Exhibition Of Emory Chapel Sabbath School.
The exhibition of the scholars attached to the
above School came off on Monday night, and
Notwithstanding the incemency of the evening,
was we'll attended. The exercises commenced
with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Lannahan; after
which there was variety of dialogues, speech
es, singing, &c. by the scholars, who acquitted
themselves in praiseworthy manner. Seve-
raj scholars of the Pioneer Class, of Caroline
station, were present by request, and contrbut-
ed much to the enjoyment of the occasion and
to the character of the exhibition. The sum
received for the sale of tickets, we learn, reach
ed the snug amount of $780,
Meeting Of the Methodist Conferences. The
Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal,
and also that of the Methodist Protestant
Church, commenced heir annual sessions in this
city to-day. The Methodist Episcopal will hold
its session in the Monument-st. Church, and
the Methodist Protestant in the new Church at
the corner Of Lombard and Green-sts. Both
are expected to be highly interesting
Breaking things. Lewis Sapp and Joshua
Gordon charged with breaking the windows of
the house of Frederick Ruff, were arrested yes
terday by officer Fuller and in default of secu-
rity committed to Jail by John Wright, Esq.
Assault James White, charged with assault
ing and beating Joseph Carson, was arrested
yesterday by officer Gross, and held to bail to
appear at Court by John Wright, Esq.
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EFrom the Philaielnhin Chronicle. |

CURIOUS-A gentleman called at Comstock's-2
North Fifth street, yesterday, and made the following
statement, which he gave us liberty to publish. The
malism Govt OF the feet ANGLES and knees, for three
months TO confne him 10 the house, and great
part Of his time to his until about week since,
seeing an advertisement of Comstock for the Indian
Vegetable Elixir and Liniment, was a sure cure for
such paints sent for bottle and that by the time
he had used fourth OF the bottle, found there was
decided improvement; and in about four days after
having continued its use he says he is entirely we'll
and now, gentlemen, he says, lay it TO this article
lone, and says, am right: We told him he was, de-
cdedy. This article may be had i'll Baltimore, at the
corner of Hanover and Baltimore ss. 1t
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G3- THE MONUMENT-ST. CHURCH CHOIR,
Mt the solicitation of numerous friends have consent
ed to give a SECOND CONCERT, on FRIDAY
EVENING NEXT. l4th insta, I, at y O'Clock, In
MONUMENT STREET CHURCH
The proceeds will be appropriated to the benefit Of
the "Ilartord Avenue Sabbath School," and the man
ayers Of the School appeal to the benevolent to sustain
them in their endeavor TO promote the intellectual
well as the spiritual interests of the rising genera
ton, in their section of the city
Tickets only l2t cents--to be had Of Isaac ?. Cook
Batmore-st.; Samuel Hndes, Gay-st. Bridge; Sam
Rankin, OF Potter and Emsor sts,; of any mem
Der Of the School or Choir, and at the door on the
evening of the Concert. 1T
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{p7-MUsEUM. OWENS, RrNEFIT-Mr. ].

R9-MUSEUM. OWENS BENEFIT-Mr ]. r
Owens begs leave 10 to his friends and the
public, that his bcneht will take place on FRIDAY
EVENING NEXT, being the last night OF his engage
ment. The performance will commence with the
very successful Fancy Piece of "F0RTUNlO,'' fol-
lowed by the Comedy of ''THE TIIUMPING LEGA-
CY." Jerry Ominous, first timeO Mr. OWENS,
Concluding with the very aughabIe Farce of the
"MUMMY;" Or Liquor Of Life. Toby Tramp, first
time, Mr.. OWENS Singing and Dancing by Mrs.
BOOTH, Miss lNCE, Miss ST CLAIR, J SEXTON
and OWENS, mhl2-2t
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COMBS, TRIMMINGS FANCY GooDs

COMBS, TRIMMINGS s. FANCY GOODS
ED USsELL, MERCER & CO., 29s BAL
la TIMORE STREET, corner of Sharp, have re-
ceved by the Grace Brown, Meta, and other arrivals
from Liverpool and other sources, Iitey, Taiham' IS
s Walkers Patent and Shoe Thread; Russeli's supe-
Thread and Cotton Cloves mems and women's sizes;
Bone Suspender aud Pearl Shirt Buttons Lisle Lace
and Edeings, and great variety of small wares and
Trimmings which, together win the,r STOCK OF
generally, makes very complete and well selected
assortment of goods .
n3- City and Country Dealers are particularly in
yifsd 10 nive MS a call before purchasing, are
selling al very low prices which they will find to COM
pare with those of our eastern cities, mhl22awft+
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MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
TUESDAY, MARCH II, lsi5.
FROM THE EXCHANGE ReApIye-RooN BOOKS.
CLEARED,
Schr Eliza, Pattison, Fredericksburg, master
ARRIVED

CLEARED,
Scbr Eliza, Patison, Fredericksburg, master
ARRIVED.
Brig Germ, Lincoln, days from Turks Island, SAL
to Thos. X. Matthews.
Schr Jack Downing, Fields, from Philadelphia
mdse to ]. w. Brown.
Steamer Cumberland, Turner, from Philad., mdse
to L. g. Harris.
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Tippecanoe, Gray, from New Orleans. was be
low Philadelphia 10th inst
Barque Iowa. Thompson, for Baltimore, to sail in 10
days. was left at Rio Grande about 9Th Jan.
Barque Hermitage, Fry, of Baltimore, arrived at
Mobile I'd inst. from Kingston, Jam.
Brig Constitution, Lauderman, for Baltimore, was
at lagua' ra 2lst Feb. The Mary Luftio, of do. sail
ed 18th, in ballast, for New Orleans.
Brig Columbia, Ceffn, sailed from Porto CabeIlO
about LIST inst. for Baltimore.
Schr Star, Krwan, for Baltimore, was left at 81.
Croix about 25th ut.
Schr Kate Pendergast, Borum, for Baltimore, was
at Attakapas ODD ult TO sail next day.
Schr John w. Taylor, Stokely for Cardenas clear.
ed at Philadelphia 9Th inst.
Schr Comet, Bonney, from Baltimore, arrived AZ
Charleston 9th inst
Schrs Emma, Cole, and Phoebe Eliza, Osborn, from
Baltimore, arrived at New York 9th inst.
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HEALTH OFFICE, March TO- 1s45

HEALTH OFFICE, March 10, ls45.
Report Of tntermentS in the city of BALTIMORE for rhe
meek, ending Monday morning, pi.:
Nervous fever /; lntantile unknown IA; Gastric
fever |; Old age 81 Group 2, Dropsy |; Disease of the
spine i Consumption 81 Scarlet fever 4; Stil-born 6:
Chld.bed /; Commissions 3; Unknown adult |; Pleuri
sy J; Cancer 2; Bilious choc |; Catarrhal fever |; In
fammatiOn of the bowels ]; Govt !; Whoopine coupb
|; Inflammation of the brain /. Total So
Under pa, year, ear; j';;''lss Between and lo,..s
between ana "a. 4" 10 and D.. s.
and 3D.. Above 81, ...... .2O-5s
Males, 81; females, 27--5s. Of which humber u
were colored persons-S free, 4 slaves.
BY order, CORNELIUS NJ. COLE,
Clerk to the City Commissioners
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4 kRATORIO. In consequence of the incemen
~ state of the weather on Monday night fast which
prey nted many persons from attending the Oratorio
on ine occasion of the opening of ST. ALPHONSUS'
m M hSh, VINO would have otherwise attended; and
from the great interest which has been felt nv all to
WITNESS the opening of this splendid Church, it has
peeH concluded to repeat the performance on THURS
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D | E. D.

On Saturday morning last, sth inst. GEORGE HA,t
aged 80 years, and "a years resident of Fe's Point
tSure the last end
OF the good man is peace! How calm his exit
Night dews fall not more gently 10 the ground,
Nor weary w0rn-o winds expire 30 soft.
Behold him in the evening tide of life,
A life well spent, whose early care it was
His ripper years should not upblaid his green:
Ry unpcrceiy'd degrees he wears away;
Yet, like the sun, seems larger at his setting"
On the 5th inst. SARAH OREa, consort OF Benian,,
Orem, deceased, aged - years.
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A L. M A n A c..
MARRIED.

On Sunday, the 9th inst by the Rev. Charles Far.
quharson, Mr. JonN H. JORDAN to Miss ELrzAEErn
j. JONES all of this city
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. ]. C. Hammer WIN n
KURT, of York, Pa, TO Miss MARIA kRLLEr of Bal
more.
On the 9Th of August last, by the Rev. Mr.. Ham
ton, JAMES b. ANpREw to ANNE WALL, all Of rhi, CITY
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me. MIR GEO. R.GLIDDON will deliver one er

n3- MR. GEO. Il. GLIDDON will deliver extra
LECTURE, accompanied by copous pictorial illus
iralions. at the Masonic Hail. ST, Paul's street, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst at y O'Clock.
The sub ect will relate especially to the MUMMIEs OF
the ancient Egyptians, and will be calculated by ge-
nune specimens OF Human and Animal MtmnlieS
their furniture, ornaments, symbols, &c. from the
unique col!ec ton of Col. NJ. j. CoHEN.
Admission at the door, so CENTS-juvenile per
sons % cents. mil l-3t
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I'm CHANCERY, 10th March. 1915. q

I'm CHANCERY, 10th March, 1915. Or
IL DERED, That the sale made and reported by Jo-
sEpH J. SPEED, appointed by the Decree in the case
OF J. j. Speed against Joseph Newman, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shewn
OF before the tenth day of May next Provided that
copy of this Order be inserted in some newspaper
once in each of three successive weeks before The
tenth day of April next. The report the amount
of sales to be two thousand dollars. True copy.
CTesD LOUIS GASSAWAY, 90.
mile law3t Reg Chr Can
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0y- "STATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
This is a pamphlet of upwards of so pages, written
by ex Governor Thomas, OF Maryland, in relation to
his domestic AFFAIRS in which the conduct OF Gov
Mcdowell, of Va. and his family, together with Col
Benton, and other dignitares, is severely arragned
and all matters in relation to his marriage, and Its
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
mented OH with force and vigor 1t can be had at this
ofIice-price 25 cents. mhll-lw'
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, AT THE
ID WHITE HOUSE, No. 33 BALTIMORE ST,
four doors below Frederick-st., may be found some
rare Bargains in DRY GOODS, consisting in part of
CL0THS-Domestic, English and French, black,
blue black, olive, brown, blue, inv greens, &c.
Observation-Disclosures, French and Domestic
plain, ribbed and fancy double and single mill.
Observation-Disclosures Satin, Silk 4 Marseiles.
GAMBROONS-Pain Ribbed and Plain Summer
Cloths, Brswn Linens and Linen Drills.
Nous de LANES, new and beautiful styles
Chintzes; Shawls; Ginghams L.. Camb. Hdkfs
Long Lawns; Book, Swiss and Cambria Muslins
Als0-a full assortment of brc. and IBID Demestcs
Bedticks; Cotton Osnaburgs; Ducks; Checks Plaids
Sc, all of which will be sold at prices that will salts
y all that we able to defy competition in the way
of cheap Goods. JOHN II. WILSON,
No. % Baltimore street, doors
mhi2 below Frederick.
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BUILDING LOTS TO LEASE. 80 feet on
Saratoga ST Il. Of Pine f. deep to Peach alley,
% feet on Parkst near Madison, $50 deep to Plover
alley; SO feet on HOdayst near City Hall, 100 deep
to 10 foot alley; SO feet st. Paul and Saratoga
streets, l3 deep; 30 feet on Lexington near Calvert
le deep to 10 foot alley; $50 feet Lombard
west of Cove 1877 feet deep TO 90 foot alley; 20 feet s.
Charles ST. of Cross, 1913 deep alley; e feet NJ
Howard s. of Madison $50 deep to Garden ST. SO feet
Broadway near Pratt, 200 deep; 20 Broadway near
ry, l65 deep; 172 feet f. Baltimore ST. near Broadway
l25 deep to alley; so feet Pratt and Bond; 81
feet Bond near Pratt 100 feet Strawberry alley, near
Pratt; % feet west Baltimore near Cove, $50 deep to
Raborg St; Sc feet W. Fayctte street W. of Cove $50
deep; so feet Biddle street Howard; so feet Ma
olson near Richmond, and others. Apply to
b. BOND, Real Estate Agent
mhl2 [A] No. Dc Second street.
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AMERICAN MAIL STEAMERS. We may con-
graduate the country, says the National Intel
ligencer, upon the passage of the bill authors
ing the conveyance of letters to foreign ports
IN our own steamers, and hope that these noble
ships will soon traverse the ocean, regulated by
our own skilful engineers and commanded by
our own seamen,
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90 AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The American Republican Convention will meet on
THIS "wednesday EVENING, l2h instant, ut 4.
O'Clock, in their Room, I'd story, Union Hail. corner OF
Baltimore street and Trpocts alley, to receive the re-
port of the Committee to prepare an Address to the
people. BY order Of the President
IL JOHN G. HOLLAND, Sec'y.
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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

RE IL. j. II. CODET has the honor of announc-
1VE ing TO the Ladies and gentlemen of Baltimore,
that he has been induced 10 give second course of
lessons, which will commence on the goth instant.
TO those DESTROYS of joining his classes Mr. ]. R. g.
pledges himself that he will learn them to accomplish
the most complicated sets of QuadrCs and the waltz
in the course consisting Of sixteen lessons Private
lessons given at any hour and all the newest dances
Those wishing to take lessons, will please hand in
their names at his Room, No. o HOLIDAY ST.
GGntemcn's class meets on Monday and Thursday
Evenings, from till 10 O'Clock. mhl2 cost
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NAVAL. U. S. frigate Potomac, Com. Con-
nor, was at Havana on the 26th ult, to sail
with tho first wind for Pensacola. U. S.
steamer Poinsett arrived at Pensacola on the
lst inst, from Key West. u. S. sloop of war
St. Marys, Com. Saunders, for the Mediter-
lanean, dropped down to the Naval Hospital,
at Norfolk, on Saturday, where she was visited
by Com. Bolton
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The JrDGEsHIr. The Senate on Monday
confirmed the nomination of Robert N. Martin
Esq. Of this city, as Chief Judge of the Judica
district, composed of Allegany,' Washington
and Frederick counties Mr.. Martin was for,
merly member of Congress, and has for many
years occupied commanding position at the
har y
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A STRANGE TRANSFORMATIONS. The Epis-
copal Church in West Troy on the Albany
Road, has been purchased, says the Troy
Wing, by Mr.. Durham, and will be converted
into hotel with background attached. 1t
is also said that cockpit will form part Of
the new establishment
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POSTP 0NEMENT' TO FRIDAY EVENING, l4th
p5- MISSIONARY MEETING, The 18th Ami
versary meeting of the McKEN DREAM MISSIONA-
RY SOCIETY, will be held in the COLUMBIA STREET
CHURCH on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at II
will address the meeting Collection will be taken
up in aid of the funds. The public generally are in
vited to attend
mill At GEORGE w. MAGERS, Secretary.
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COLLECTOR OF New YORK. The Demo-
cratic General Committee of New York have
recommended Elijah F. Purdy, Esq, for Col
lcctor of that port.
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Goth ult. state that business was quite languip
throughout the Island, and freghts extremely
dull. The markets were we'll stocked with
American produce, and transactions in it but
to limited extent.