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BIRD CAGE MANUFACTOkY,
No. s. Johns Lane Beach street. Nec York.
THE sUBbCRIbr would inform his Customers and the
Public that ne tps constantly hand Large supply Of
fancy and common aCsees Of every description which he
offers r., sale At lower than they be bought clae
where Merchants oud find to their advantage g call sod
er .m,ne his stock. j. KELLY.
r. B. Country ori attended to WITH promprness and dis
patch ~ INN
TO ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS, AND
BUILDERS.
LcREE STONE FINISHED By the subscriber equal to Con.
neceut and % per cheaper, on application
10 WsoS Stoi Cutter Jeuey City, or az the Quarry,
~ insre ADM H. vREELANp.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
THE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
FOR THE PILES

nR. CPHAMs ELECTUARY-An iots rns remedy, is a
~ certain for the Piles either Internal external bleed
log blind Sold No i2i Fulton street. No Dvp,on st.
and By the proprietor ay educated physician
z yens ,1psrenes confined to an Office p,seuee where
cal Office. No. l9s Bowsy, doors above Spring
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Otis FIELD resp ecfully informs his friends and the
~ public that he has returned % his old avorto quarters,
BAsSFORDS ROOMS, entrance ~ Ann q, adjoining the
Museum building, Fulton street The Rooms and Ia
bles have Peen peree. o.aeT The Tables are Slate
They will doubt Europear and all great piave being
the best in this country Larger balls for Southsrners-Caro-
lima balls for Germans. -
B-p,ssfcrds style Billiard Tables 6or sale; India
and French Cue afher best Ia the city, dne Billiard Cloth
and every acIe trade constantly hand and for sale
rs imfmc
NIL .s;E. n. n. GAPs
military public TO his ss,ortnen Of Military Esupgens
aud Bayonet Scabbrds Of variety County comps
Mes about chngrg their uniform, those about forming
companies will he supplied with samples.
FIRE CAfB-FIRE CAPS.
fall assortment Of variety constantly hand, and
"a smsrc Il 3. GKxTAcAP. fa Broadway.
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THE NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE

<hAN1< onOG
m Fresh and large arrivals of Boots
e: G. e; :s::
~ purchasers to give US n call, as our
socS at present. very desirable. nd n<ion
shall be spared to please every one.
Just received aad for sale at the New York Boot
aud Shoe Store, Ladies Bronze Buskins
Ladies Colorcd Caters
Do Bronze Half Caters
Do Colored Cloth Buskns
De Black Cloth do
Dn French Morocco Buskins
Do Kid Slippers
Do Kid Stitched Mot seco Bushins
Do Black Thin Sole Caters
Do Black Morocco de-
Do Fine Kid Ties
Do Fine Morocco Slippers
Do Patent Leather Ties and Buskins, the
pret,est article that has been offered this
Philadelphia.
Gentlemen's Fine French Calf Boots
Do Fine Goat Boots
Do Fine Calf Pcgged Boots
Do Fine Goat do, do
Do Black Cloth Button Caters
Do do do Lace do
DO do Bronze do do
Do Goat scwed Bootces
DO Goat pegged Bootees
Do Grain Dow niugs
DO Calf half welt Bootccs
Do Heel Slippers
Do Calf sewed Downiugs
Do Light Cloth Button Caters
@'"NuipS c'b uc more comfortable and elegant
than ihcso Caters. and shall be pleased 10 show
them to any Gentleman, for they to be found
at any otber Store in the City.
Misses Kid Caters
Do Colored Strap Shoes
Do Morocco Ties and Slippers
Do Patent Leather Shoes, an elegant and
neat shoe for summer. The Misses will please drop
In and look at them.
Mems and Boys Colored and White Palm Leaf
Hats.
Gents Double Brim Palm Leaf Hats, lust re.
cclyed and for Rale the New York
Store j. H. GREGORY
April 30 Norfolk
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BA.xrnp,nor NJ o., m ,sak

bAsKESRiDeE. N. j., Oct. 10, lS45.
Mr.. SErH w. FowLE, Boston: Dear Sir--I per.
oeive by all the newspapers that you the Gen.
eral Agent OF that very useful and highly popular
Medicine called Wistar's Balsain Of Wild Cherry.
Allow mo to inform you, sir, that have used that
medicine in my family with decided success. Last
fall nv wife was quite sick--had very bad cough.
] consulted n physician who visited her and pre-.
scribed some medicine, which did not remove her
cough. At last no ordered DR.. WISTAR'S BAL.
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. l Immediately pro.
cured a bottle Of your agent in this place. Mr. Dan.
iel w. Doty; she took it, and il cured her couob
entirely. During the winter I had a fever my.clf
which left me very weak and feeble-I had a severe
cough, which troubled sometime I Ind re-
course to your Balsam again, aud found IL higblv
beneficial; was obliged however, to take two bot.
tles before was entirely well. All who have had
Colds. severe Coughs, or diseased Lungs. / would
advise to try DR.. Wistar's Ba..am of wild Cher.
~ at once. Signed,
DAVID AYERS.
lam personally acquainted with Mr.. Ayers, and
believe his statement to be true, and entitled to the
confidence of the public. Signed by
4Q REV. OSCAR HARRIS,
Pastor OF the LIST Presbyterian Church
a, Baskenridgc. |
De careful and get tho genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by /. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
F-For particulars see DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had Of the agent.
Agents-Portsmouth G. III HEINITSH. Agent
Norfolk NJ. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS
INSURANCE. COMPANY

INHE Subscriber has this day received notice
Il from the Company as follows:
The Board of Directors of this Company hav-
ing determined to discontinue business holders OF
policies are requested to hand them i'm for cancel
ment."
On the receipt of the Policies issued at this gen
cy the subscriber is directed to give the ceftifi-
Gates of the Company for pro rata return premj-
ums. GEORGE nj RAIN ATcnt
Portsmouth April 2S-tf
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INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS BY

THE Subscribers. Agents for the United States
j. Ftre Insurance Company Of Ne,D York Hop.
Ffanktin Fire Insurance Company of PHILADELPHIA.
continue to Insure Buildings, Merchandise, sc :, at
the lowest rates of premiums, charged bv other
good Offices. SMITH & FISHER
April 30-1m Nortoll,
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TO BUlLDERS.-I would inform builders.
Il contractors and others. that am prepared tn
put on Tin Roofs at the shortest notice in the best
manner, and at reduced prices. Also Cutters and
conductors put up in the best STYLE and ma terinls
war; antcd will refer to any person who has en-,
ployeG me- All kinds of jobbing done in the best
possible manner. Copper Work of every descrin
ton executed, and every other kind of Work in
my line done with punctuaiity and dispatch
DANIEL S. CHERRY
April % Under the Old Dorn;n;,,, GER
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FTNHE Members OF the Y. M. S. l. Society are re-
Il quested to meet at their Hall on This fTues-
day. Evening, at seven o'clock. A full attendance
is requested,
BY Order, JNO O. LAWRENCE
May 5 Secrstarv
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Go-DR. JOHN p. YOUNG, respectfully in
orms his friends and the Public, that those wishing
his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, will leave their Orders
at his Office during the day, and at the Crawford
House during the night, and they will be promptly
auenoed TO- Dec. &c, 1S45.
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NJ EW SPRING DRY GOODS.-JOHN
1N COOKE & CO, are now opening their Snr;n,,
assortment of New and Fashionable GOODS, whic5
lney invite the buying community in town and
country to call and examine. Their Stock is large
ana embraces every article usually called for I'm
'nelr hne OF tradc-all of which will be sold at a
sfnali advance by retail and wholesale
in their assortment will be found a beautiful col
lection OF new style Bcrrigcs, BsIzorecns Wuslins
Lawns, Ginehams, Shawls, Scarfs, Neck Tiss''
Camoricks, Chcckered Muslins, Furniture and
Cambrlck D1mites, Thread, Cotton Laces. Edo
3nngs, Gloves, Cotton and Silk Hosiery, Pagasois
farasolets and Sun Shades, (cheap,) silk and Cot
ton Umbrellas, Furniture aud Garment Calico.
Gentlemen. " 'oe
LINEN Drilling, white and coored, some very SUI
PerloI Oregan and Texan Cords Gold and other
mixed Tweeds for Summer Sacks Black Frcncb
GUNNER GUNNER Cloths, Of superior quality; window
&c. t0'O A''Iilg &, &C.
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GROCERIES.-I75 bags Rio Coffee, % boxo
VI double and single Loaf Sugar
20 bbls Crushed Sugar
200 boxes American and London Mustard
100 do Ground Pepper and Allspicc
llO do jackson and Dallctps Candles
300 kegs Baltimore and Eastern Nails
80 packages fresh Gunpowdcr Tea
100 kegs No. ], Virginia Lard
so bbls Baltimore Gin
so do Philadelphia and New York Gin
so DO Northern Apple Brandy
l06 do Common Whiskey
20 do Philadelphia Cordial
20 half bbls Scotch Snuff
300 lbs Indigo
rs half pipes and or casks Cognac Brandy
40 boxes No. and Chocolate
81 do Pipes
800 lbs Wrapping Twine
20 bids Western Sides Bacon
ALSO,
1000 psc kagcs Manufactured Tobacco
I 800 bols Supcrine Flour, for sale by
JOSIAH WILLS.
Apri - ComUScTce street
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SPRING CASSIMERES.-Our assortment
~ OFFSPRING CASSIMERES is very complete To
wnlch We invite the attention of the Gentlemen
The stock consists OF every variety anil, a. S,r;n
Piaids, Checks and Plain. Also a large assert,
ment OF Cottonadcs, Gambroons. White, Brown
ana Colored Linen Drings, White and Cream
Canvass Drills, Hamilton Stripes and Plains ,i
many other styles too numerous TO mention
April % mo COcKE e. IN
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'E'AAES.-Thosc persons in arrea,; for TAX
n ES, up to the present date, will =. 40 rcnrIn.
Der that the time has long since pass IA, t,rv
should have been settled. The sub, r,hsr under
present circuH stances, give no 3.,re, indul
gcnce, (unlesS he can advance tie r- unit now
due, or pncollected, which he is u - % do were
ne wlihngO must compel ALL - r.S.fe on uie FIRST
CdH' or levy IN every instance, Tout regard to
persons. The interest on the amount uncoIlectcd
would consume the whole Of the subsc riber,s m g
ior inc past year were il to remain uncolectcd uuGb
longer; therefore wish this notice to apply to ali
- The subscriber will also inform those who pa y
Taxes In Portsmouth that he has been appoipte1
the Collector for the present year, and in COMO.
quence OF the opposition he met with, from a few
oil the drones OF Portsmouth who not only applied
ior his situation, but actually tried to undermine
him, which compelled him to take il under circum
stances which VIII allow him to indulge no persons
whatever; consequently, he deems il his dutv to
say that the first of July is the longest indulgence
that can be given and hopes, under existing cir.
cunstances, that nc offence will be taken At the
course which necessity compels him TO pursue.
April IL VIM. PoRTLoCK, Town Col
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GATIN STRIPED BARRACKS, BAL.
- ZORINES AND LAWNS.-JOHN COOKE &
CO., have now received their entire stock of DRESS
EoopS, ana would beg leave to call the attention
of the Ladies to their Handsome and we'll selected
Stock of Satin Striped Barragcs, Balconies and
Lawns. AS they are convinced they cannot he
surpassed, either as regards neatncs1, beauty or
cheapness. JNO COOKE & 10
April %
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NOV is the time to buy Fire Screens. Paner
Y Hanging and Bordering "p''
w. n. H. HODGES & CO, have Just received at
.eIr nS1k ana variety Store, beautiful assort-
ment OF Fire Screens, Paper Hanging and Bor.
delng. Persons in want of any of the above ar
lc'es viii do well to give a call as we are die.
tcrmined to sell low. We have anonc, the assnrI
ment some beautiful Screens as low as so cents,
April %
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THOMAS TATEM,

ATTORN Ely AT LAW,
WILL practice in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts of Princess Anne. Norfolk and Nan
semond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk. He
County Portstnonth ALL ~ ON
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COLLECTOR,S OFFTCE

X, a..
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rcceive3 ar
- THIS Office, until l2 O'clock. on the 9th of Nav.
Tor the supply Of the following articles for tho use
Of tho sick, at the Marine Hospital at washin eton
Point. for one year, from the 10th day of NAV.
1885, viz: t ~ " t'"J' :
Beef, as free as possible from bone price per In
Bread, each Loaf to weigh one pound per In
Brown Sugar, per ID; Molasses per gallon price
per ID 80. ,ll-l -. e>''' P'0
Pure Flour, per Id Tea, (Hyson } crib; Flour
best (Superfinc.) per Id
Meal, per bushcl Soap, per lb Candles no., III .
Potatoes, per bushel ~
per Id - F S''' oohee'
Vinegar, per gallon; Salt, per peck Eggs, per
zen, Beans, per bushcl e'
oohUUminy' per peck; Butter, per 10; Lard, per b.
All OF the above articles to be of tho very best
qnahty, and to be furnished at such times, and in
such Quantity, as the Surgeon of the Hospital may
Any other ar ticles that may be wanted, the Con-
tractor to furnish at the market price
PROVISIONS will be required for four or five Scr
wants and others in the Hospital, which, also the
Contractor will have to furnish '''o
ANY 1nforformation concerning the contract will
be gwen, by application to the Surgeon of the Hos
pital. CONWAY WHTTTI r ''''
nP'' oo-'u . Etu Collector.
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Ice Cream, Confectionery, sc.
MRS. MALONE


ING, at great expense, much enla, gcd
- ana beat tlfled her Z" OLD STA ND on the
Corner Of Middle and High streets most respectful
~ tenders her thanks 20 n generous public, who
has literally patronized her and solicits a contin
uance of their favors
Heretofore. her ICE CREAM SALOON has been
hconVcniently SMALL for the comfort of her friends
anu she mas this season done every tbpp for their
comfort and convenience. Her large Saloon ON
he second floor, Will be found elegantly furnished
retrcd and airy, where Parties of Ladies and Gen.
tieincn viii be waited upon with CoNFEcrIoSs
CAKES and Ice CREAMS, in all their varieties, and
richness. > ~
she has made such arrangements for mannfsc
turing her own CANDIES, that she .hesitates not
70 assure her town and country customers that
ihey cannot hut be pleased, only with the quail
ty OF her Articles, but also with the price a q abe
Is determined to sell as low any other market
ana even make 1t an object for Dealers to trade
1t Ia useless for her to say anything in praise of
her CAKE BAKERY; that will receive the same
care and attention, that has made her ESTAR
LiSHmEN'f so celebrated throughout the country
wedding ant other Parties and Families will bc
supplied at the earliest moment, after Orders arc
received. ~ '
Her Stock Of FRUITS, NUTS, and every thine
In her Inc, will be found the best in the Market
and every thing in season.
GALL then, at the " OLD STAND. and er,ro;,e
her STOCK, and such Inducements will be offered
as wan assure Der friends and the public that she
Is determined To be unsurpassed in the ExcFLLEScK
or me Gj- cHEAPsEss of her GOODS
April rs
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SWEETS PRIMARY SCHOOL
- MARTINS concise and very lucid Elementa.
~ Treatise for beginners just published has been
and Teachers. Although it has been ont of the
press but a few weeks it has been introduced into
large number of Schools, and bids fair TO become
the most popular and useful little work Of the knd
extant For sale at the New Book Store
April ~ N. b. WEBSTER
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HORSES! HORSES!!

HORSES! HORSES!!
q YODER'S CELEBRATED HORSE
nTSrE "LlNIMENT.-1hi his Preparation has
5Iy%sskS given general satisfaction for more
xS9J than forty years. II is we'll known
sSxessaaaaszsand extensively used by the old Ger
man horse Farricrs throughout the United States
IL Is used in OF the mos; troublesome diseases
WIN which the HORSE is affected such as SPAWN
ana s kingoone, Old Strains, Swelngs, Stiffness of
inc !oin's, Calls produced by the Collar or Saddle,
Strains of the Shoulders Strains of the St;fHs
strains OF the HVugh, Strains of the Whirbone
Strains oil the Knee, Strains of the Fctlock Strains
OF me Eastern and Coffin Joints. 1t very soon
cures old or fresh Wounds, Cuts Bruises Sc and
gives instant relief in the Scratches
ms Imminent is highly recommended TO Far.
riers' Keepers of Livery Stables, Wagoners Sta gre
contractors, and private Gentlemen owning Horses
as an inyaluahc remedy, and should be constantly
kept in their Stables.
- ne Genulne for sale at the Drug Stores of c.
IL. HEiNIISH. Agent, Portsmouth; NJ. A. SAN.
Tos. RoBERTsoN CoRNIcK Norfolk and CAV
NOR WooD, Richmond nc
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MARRIED..

On the Sd instant by the Rev. Thomas Hume,
Mrs. MARGARET HAYNES of this place
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TOR THE TOILET Orange Flower wa.
IL ter, West India Bay Rum, Cologne Wate, J..
with choice variety of Extracts and Fancy Soaps'
May 5-3t i. G.. SCHOOLFIELD & CO
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION OF THE
UNIYERSALlST CHURCH

VIRGINIA CONVENTION OF THE
UNiVERSALlST CHURCH
THIS ecclesiastical body will hold ;ts next ~
n nual Session at Bclehaven, Accomac county :.
to commence on WEDNESDAY, Nav 27th. ana
continue till TUESDAY, June 2nd
large asseInbiage of persons, believers in " the
common salvation" expected from Richmond,
batlmore, and many other places. The lay and
c,ercai brethren generally, wherever scattered
ABROAD, are most cordially invited to attend as bu
siness OF vital Importance will come 4nder con.
sidcraton at this session w"
IL Is hoped that the delegations from oil the
Churches will be complete AmpIe nrenora,io w
VIII be made for the largest kind of gathering.
The Bishops of Richmond and BaltimoTe arc es.
ton. Wv O"i''eh-
Steamboats, leave Norfolk on Monda US and Thurs
days, and Baltimore Mondays, for the Eastern
Shore of Virginia. J. r. WEST
JAMES WARD.
Bellchaven, April, Isl6-April %
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OLIVE OIL.--Just received per schr Adrian.
" further supply of PURE OLIVE OIL, which
we can recommend with the utmost confidence.
1. Z. SCHOOLFIELD C Co,
may o-St High street.
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WHITE COTTON FRINGEs.-We have
v. received recently from New York n large as
S o..einnt oil White FURNITURE PRINCES, of
beautiful patterns and very cheap.
May JOHN COOKE & CO.
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SANGER'S MUSTA RD.--Just received
- fresh supply of the above for sale at manu-
lecturers prices by J. WILLS
May 2
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EECdES! LEECHES!l Just received
90 90 Iresn supply of SWEDISH LEECHES, in a
store, High street, Sign Of the Big Mortar
April rs CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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M A ZINES FOR MAY.-Craharo,.
w Magazine and Godcy's Lady's Book Tor Nav
received and for sale by my
Apri, so w H. II. HODGES & co.
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The Weekly Herald.

This publication will be ready at eight oclocl,
tomorrow morning, with the following con-
tents
FIRST News from the Seat Of war-Afairs In Mexi.
eo-Army and Navy lntellgence-The Santa re Expedi-
ton
SEcoSp PAGE General Orders from the War Department
Decision OF the Court M-rtiai IN the Case of General
Came and approval thereof by the PresdentStae
stitutional Con, enton
THIRD PAGE ~ letters from Washngon-C from
the eereIary OF the Treasury, and various Ex
tracts
FOURTH PAGE City Intelligence, with Illustration
Frog ess of the Science of astronomy this County
Unreasonable bathurst of Party FeelDg-Reyew of the
Poiiueal Revolution among the R-petlers IN Ireland
FIFTH FACE The State elections of lB6-Reyew OF The
Affairs OF FIR nce-The Peace tTisis with MeSco-Ihe
Prohahlll of Change M the Government Organ.
SIXTH PAGE :-Exracts from Fareiga PAPERS, embracing
Extraordiu Couc uton Hall-Sieech OF NJ
GuIot, relative 70 the Policy of France
SEVENTH PAGE :Contiuu OF Foreign ExractStare-
full Prepared Reports Relative the Monetary Affairs Of
the Country during the week Lett eI from Troy.
EIGHrH PAGE :-Commercia Ahun-The Crops-Mar-
risges and Deaths-Ship News, &c.
In addition 10 the above, it will be embelshed
with two engraWngs representing scenes in Indian
life; but, without the illustrations, the paper will
be cheap at sixpence per copy.
Those who wish it, can have the paper en-
closed in wrapper, ready for mailing.
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The State Elections OF ss46- What Will he
their Result

The result of the coming elections is of deep mo-
ment to the county. The people about to
pass upon the acts of the administration, and the
some anxiety will be felt TO know the popular
verdict The fact that the representatives of the
peop e, by whose aid and counlenauce the mea-
snres Of the present administration, far, have
been carried out, to stand at the bar OF popu-
lar opinion, and there 10 have judgment passed
upon the fulflment of the trusts reposed in them,
gives d rect contradiction to the stale SANDER
upon our institutions, that it is in the power of
any one man, or of men, TO impose upon the
people measures for which the national legisla-
ture has not the popular sanction. The people
are now about to give, through the ballot box,
their sovereign judgment upon the various acts of
the late Congress, and more especially upon those
immediately affecting the interests of property,
ouch as the sub treasury and tariff bills
The coming Fal elections for Congressional
and State Officers, are to take place in the fol-
H. -
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bles, and coaesce with the natives and an-renters.
There are two sections of the wings, violently OPP
posed to each other. The favorite of one party,
for the office Of governor is Willard fillmore, and
John Young, of Livingston, is the favorite of the
other. There are two sets OF wing journals in
the State, each modestly claiming TO be par crcel-
lenee the exponent of true wing policy, and each
denouncing the other by all the complimentary
epithets in the vocabulary of the iish-market-
The chief aim of the existence of each seems to
be TO cut the throat of the other. This bitter ex-
terminating, and unrelenting warfare is carried on
with the utmost energy and determination. The
result of this sort of warfare will be
that the interests Of the wing party in
this State will be inevitably swamped, and the
warfare of the papers will be csrr:el on until il
end in mutual determination. The democrats are
apparently not much better off, for they are
divided into two sections which are fight
ing like two old fish Tags, but they generally man.
age to shake hands and drink on the eve of an
election, and thus save their bacon
We shall duly chronicle the results of the cleo
tons IN each State early as they transpire; and
as we have made extensive arrangements to have
early and minute intelligence, and fur hermore,
as we do not happen to care fig which party is
victorious, the Herald may be looked to as about
the only accurate news record in the country