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LIST OF LETTERS.

.Drxtruxp IN TIE raisusk SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
IL. Ard be Il fz1tleT e.ased,
And all advertisements made under the orders Of the Pos
master General, In newEPape. o. ne~spapel Of letters
ncaied Post Office, shall be inserted u The paper
papers, OF the tovn place where The oee advertising
may be sitaaied, k1yIag tie largest circulation
fN<p Post OEos Lar, paused March 8, lsia-
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SHEET BRASS.

SHEET BRASS.
JAMES @. nOFFET, No III PrinceaL between Woos-
aed Greene SIS manufacturer OF Sheet BTass,
hand coustzcty receiving from MS mill large
scrnen. OF AL of Sheet Brass which he VIII sell a.
wholesale retail lower prices iha1 say other place n
the City and warrans II eqas 10 any made In The United
States.
J. G. " viii deliver goods sold BY him IL any par. OF ths
City Brooklyn shipped on board OF any vessel, free
Of garage
s-Brass and Copper Tubing OF ali sizes made 20 or
DER as lmeod.
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miscellaneous.


900 COFlES
nF SMITHS Practice Of Medicine for sale. The ia
" Botanical Work, comprising tie fun study OF Medi-
cine Il is intended for the Medical Profession wei!
for family The entire Will be sold low 10 single
purchaser. For farther particulars. Inquire OF
DANIEL ADEE., No. 107 Fulto1-si.
where the work be All applications must be
made soon myll ST.
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Apoth.cari-. Hall sc Caia-roe-sL. established Ia 1880
LII MEDICINES 10 this establishment warranise
"A genuine No boys inexperienced young
allowed 10 wait Tho hnrsL swedish EcH
% for sal. applied by an experienced person.
WM. WATSON, Chemist aud Phsrmaceul.s
a2s I'm From A Garden's, 81 OxiDrG-sI London.
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OFFIcE OF TIE DELAwAKE AND HUDSON CAsAL Co.
Ne~Yors, Sly 7.h 1881,
THE Stockholders Of his Company hereby notified
that lrsismeeE often Dollars per share or Lh- new
scrip aock hes been ordered by Board OF Managers
payable 20 he Treasurer al The Oc- of the Company cor.
per OF William and Psne-GA oc Monday Tue sA Day OF
June nsxt ISAAC \. SEYMOUR Treasurer.
Ey1 I'm
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STATS & BARKER,

STATS & BARKER,
CLOTHING ASD FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. I7s Rroasrdy (t'r,ctty opposite Homard Rotet)
- [ B receiving large and elegant assort-
y .menl of spring and Goods, which they wall
make order in the fashionable styles al their usu'
al reasonable prices.
Strangers he supplied with very superb
or article OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, brown and black cloth Drcss and
Frock Goats 90 TO SA5 Nv
ssxo Gotha Ceshmere,t Pel;o Costs 90 to II %
Tweeds Kerbsus de Lain Sack Goats 50 TO no
Pants OF Cashmere. Linen Drs &c Ic... 3 90 10 20
Vests OF White Mars Cashmere Silks. lc. ~ 10 10
Ovcrcoai-a light aud beautiful Tgeeds, SaIo Gothas
aud Csssirneres, for travelling Overcosts.
Also general assortment, OF furnishing art,clen viz
Crava;s SOCKS Ties Shirts Collars Gloves Suspendes
six and cotton Under Sbiris. kc- &c. ml9 Sn
INKENCu BAKEtsES. MUSLlNS & GINGtiAHS.
A. Arnold Co, 50 Canalst have on hand very com
pe,e assortment OF Dress Goods; consisting OF Printed
Plaid Ombre aud Embroidered Barege, and Bszornes
do do In Graduated Robes very rch Paris Printed Mus
Inns and Orgardes uewestdesgn French and Scotch
Ginghans in variety; Muslin Ginghams; Chinz and
small figured Caico-s.
Also large supply of White Goods, such as Jaccones,
Cambria Nansook Null Book and Swiss Muslinsi Lace,
Striped and Plaid do patterns fer Ladies Dresses
Pyramid and Grsdu sed Robes being enc OF The novelties
OF the RIo zoo
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.N-@s- -PaOPIt'- LINZ ~TEAMBUAr,

N1N~- through duect, nj O'Clock =. II. rpm tho
Pier between Coyt and and Liberty
StssIu5os, ROCHESTER, Capt Alfred uoughIcn, VIII
leave Monday, Weduciday, aud Friday evenings, al
o'clock.
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON. cspt r. 6. CruiIeu,
dru vii Tuesday Thursday and Saturday even
iugs AZ : % clock
~ Five O'Clock ?. M,-Laadng Intermediate Places.
FROM the foot OF BSfclS' ~
sIrs,r.soa, NORTH AMERICA. Capt r. h Furry, will
eaye on Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday Afternoons At
o'clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, CspL W. BraInsrd.
viii eave Monday, Wednesday. Friday and Sunday
Afternoons al o'clock.
Passengers taxing either fho above Lines will arrive IN
Albany N ample e for the horniHg Tram OF Cars for he
Fast Vest
Freight tsssu moderate rates, aud none taken amer 81
O'Clock, 7. NJ.
All persons forbid susng any OF tho Soss OF this
Llrr. or:ec the CaPisn. Agsrs
For passage freight, apply on board the Boss, r
e SciIII.rL nj ih, nih,. The whtrl Al
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MONTHLY REPORT for April. OF ths New-York
L'l Mejicsl and Surgical Institute NO Is Chanibers.s!.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY rRsATED
Dorman. liver, 2 Scad head, cornea.
1 SourO-ss ard Drupsy sb !Omen. IS Rheumatism, u
wind on stomach , Difficulty Ia cute
Co.liveness, breathing ? Cases Of Midwife
Bilious stomach, 3Cas4s OF lmpo- ry
Urinary consump ;ency % caies Of gleel,
lion, Ruptnres or Ir.l Eruption on the
Cases CT Dy'pep- guiael hernia IN face,
siz, der treatment, 5 Primary chancres
Cases OF gravel, /! Examined to de- : Bad cough,
cases OF Gonor disease ofthel Pain 10 the back
rhtra, lungs, and chest,
lneon,ireroe U. i Prem9tare labor, Tumor OF the
rn-, Secondary Vene- breast under treat
Pslpilston OF the real, m-ni,
heart, Bleeding from Gases Of var!co-
Seminal weak lungs. ceie
ness, y Opacity Of hell Apop!sxY.
succEssfUL OPERATIONS AND CURES.
Large tGR0r rr-l the head gea-l ph) m0-tr,
moved :fOm En- uenan on .iLhl Operation for
cline Brown IGsl sq4irting
while Ia the AsI- cured inll fracture OF both
inecc .I-ep she tue ureihrs, bones Of the arm,
was - uucun-.l Enlarged uTul.'l Hy1rocee,
sciOus q IL n removed ilChroaic enlarged
she had BEEN Operation per ies.ls,
dead The opera formed 10 relieys Tpns rem owed.
ion vas wines teformiIy Of tae4 Irritation at tee
Ied by . 81 eye-llds, Of bladder
gena-men. Ceases Of injury of absces,es opered
Another large Tho lOInI, Ulcers IN rectuIn.
ncr removed fms OprraiiOng for
The poor attend I'd TO between and TO- forenoon
~ 5-This institution Ia connected with any 9th
crthis city. II BOSTWlCK, NJ. D,
my7 Attending Surgeon and Physician.
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Two FANCY GOODS and Thread and Need lie D a.
4 ers-(CI- Please this ouil-RaEniey { Morris
wholesale dealers 10 Combs Brushes Pies Needles, and
every variety OF Fancy Articles invite The attention OF per
about commencing business 10 cA sni examine lheT
OF goods lhelr No - Mad ensne. ap
stars BM-rch-n- from the country Invited as M
Splendid GOLD WATCHEc.-L4dies' aEt
- GeuIlemeus Sold Watches Of all the mosI approved
makers for ssle extremely low prc-s and warranted
correct time se-pers d, Inc old established Of
SiMI.. D. ROCKWELL, No 10. Caerry-.t
God ChAas Seals Keys Rich Jewelry, Silver wLfe &c
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PAPER EANGMGS.

PAPER EANGINGS.
WILLIAM PEHL, SO PEAaL-sT.
HAS received By the st= arrivals f-oIn Hayre his Spring
OF Paper Hsnsicgs Borders, Views. Psne
comprising eli The ne~es. styles snd every quality
which 10 o5ers 81 wholesale aud retail.
Also, extensive sssortmen: Of American Satin and COM
mon Paper :. nanGtacr1rrrs' prices
Country Des-rs VIII md Il for their advantage 20 call
Pescns requiring suhcenI OF the hner Qualities OF Papers
70 authorize spect Importation s-lec. for hal pGr
pose from complete assor.msnt OF new pa..erna-
r21 2ueod-
n y. JENNINGS having formed Co partnership
". with T D. L-erser, late OF S-Nourgh viii cont.nus
re matchmaking ard -~ey business az The sic stand No
- F1l.oc-st U1ter The name AID Err OF yrrnin Z, Land
u > JE-ssS4NG5,
New-York slh Nav Is.6i 7. D. LANDER
J-nrirgs Lauder inform tner frTectr SD The
pubic generally itsi hey intend keeping on hand here
Ictorr fuI assortment OF gol1 and silver watches ewe!
y, IverSerr fancy Ucrs &c which Trey otter for sale
r-s,ouEbe Y Rouse IL ia- city ny2 AZ
DR.CAsTLE,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES year.
experiences II Dr. c Castles private practice o.
o. ttis .rvz.u.be Tooth Powder Tor curlpg ard
preventing diseases OF ne eh src noah n Of SUFFICIENT
importance md tocuceu-rt for Er comply with he
suggestion ofEaeroas paen1 70 orics before the pub
lie Il posces and preserves The ers+I of The and
fsS.s-s witch lave become loose It,a erT= rpr.
p1-vrnsve for il-vy IL The guns sycz ,h-rn ard
lord AID beay c1ar.s. :: e.sticA.-s End prevents
OF tartar renoTe spots and fccipieri de-
from lie tseh kcd tTe-ies he breath DR. Castle
horrs every operation pertaining Den5sry Ar,iScsI
Teeth Inserted frcr one tooth % a. ee..r- Get
DR. A. C. CASTLE, Deeast, 81 Broadway
u-5 ln-od' Corner of Whiis-.t
GLDsW ITE.CA-TiLE. sOA P,rlsy away. Dc
otounc s. 5- store OF J. / CoOpISGTOS
uy1l SO Rudsou-sL corner Spring
SS TONS Ne. Pot H-1ry Pig Iron aa5st for AL. By
w 1ssiR JOS. fUcKERAAN, ss W-s.-sl
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HARDWARE. EDGE TOOLS, &c.
OSBORN LITTLE. Importers and general dealers IN
" English German and American hardware Cutlery edge
tools &c. 50 Futon-sL between Pearl and Water New
crk respectfully invite the attention Of country merchants,
me haai and farmers and Others making heir Spring
cha.ts their very extensive assortment comprising
thin, in the line al OF which offered Tie lowest
Ie prices for cash, approved credit
Cut and wrought nails, locks, la,ches
Butts SCI eve, knives and forka, rHzors
Culscks brads and sparabes
Pen aud pocket knives ard scissors
MIL pit ard cross cut saws, hoes, forks
Shovels spades, scy:hes Rnd snaits, riaes
Black lead rots and sand crasioes
Jumps for wells or cls,errs
Scu,sh water OF Ayre .lons, for marble polishers
CSar.ss tools in gTea. variety Of lhe celebrated
Iaarufscgur.s Aloerson, Conger Horton, Bar
ton, and others
Cooper iroa ivetS and truss hoops
llou,e and ship carpenters Tools
Blscksmiihs' tools, garden utensils
6u.ch-fs tools sbinel makers trimmings
House and snip builders hard ware
ton brass, copper snd siesl wire
li-nuln- Harlem il M! 3msod
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pubkr Conpspanr.s, ST.

ss.:Sa "a SsS;Ye:. tsss 3 s ;.ss ssa
s'a1-4-ala.'nN sp!eada sssiaeSs OREGON AID KNIcX.
ne s.es:5sr OREGON. ec-,Hscded By Capt APPS,
Jsas- sDd kN!c hERsochEs.e ouaH.atrd By csP;aa 5.
OF April. IL cnaec:a VIII ie Sorirs isn and P-oyideccs
~ sos.e9 sd Providence RaiFoss. esy!nS Nsw.Yort
sally S.ntsys excepted, from peT No North River. ais
oeoek " Aae S:ounesoc :. oclcck. u, or rrce lie
arIivsl Of Lee Nal ,rsia 'roys Sss;ou-
4atss steamers ZnTrrassed II speed, sflsc5or a-3
comfort ssv7 each Of thea - large cSuodlous rriva.s
IsIe Is 40 sesA. Tor 50 Persoas eesiee large pr
aEe Sc AIiers oshtarsC Sv u rr,t re,
s1 vii s9lTs1 NE PASSAGE Ssrsesn NewYerk sst Boa.
~ INES ifora Boston. Sorta sni Es.s
TIE OREGON win leave Nevs.Yo,k-rueslsy, Taurs
L.Ave S;o1iag ton--Mo1asy Wednesday ard Frsa.v.
The KSlCkERSoShER Will leave New.Yesk-Moa.
Leave a.rston-ruestay, TtzrsiAy saa Saturday
y S-FSiss1gefs the arrival Tho stesrer. Al SIC.
utugioa poced EIIaediAey :. lbs selsuid rAlreai cara
10 Providence ard Bosom wi6cat any delay; and Sa..
gsSe Master accompanies escs Irsn Boston. 10 uSs
chsrge OF se baggage
For passage inquire on board os he koat al pier
GEO. L. PAlRcHILD, No. ls w.s,-..
mSt Or ofJNo. II. RICHMOND. Providence
IT, REGULAR MAIL LINZ ~
- Sesween Nsw-Yo'k sad Sosson via -
Providence, By SIsS1ssrs sna Rail, H1nA
TIE S;ssrer, .. ise Navigation Co. eous., OF The
MASSACHUSETTS, OF 400 touG
NlRRAGANS EFT, 600 tons
RHODE ISLAND, 1000 ioas-
Psas VIII leave esch place every afternoon eSeSp,
Sunday. Egcm Boston n the Nail Train and tsie lSs
steamer ocS, Ire lnda Pcnt Depot IN Providence
arriving New.York early following morning Those
from Nsy-Yo7s from ths established Pier Ma Battery,
place. oclocs reaching Providence also early the fo
lowing morning sad pece1ng without delay II the
log Tram FOR 6ostna.
The boats Will .H1 al Newport, going and return iaS.
For passage, bsrths siSs freight Application
may De- usde bosd In Soscu 10 BEDDING Co. Stats
at aal III. Depc: OF the Boston and Providence Railroad
In Providence 10 lie Agent at the Depot lnis Point and
IN New. YORK. Of the agents the wharf, and al tho once
OF the Company, No. 10 Battery place
Ia pursuance The above the fast and splendid steamers
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Manchester, on Mondays, Wed.
nesdays md Fridays. aud MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Pot.
ter tuesday, Thursdays aud Saturdays Will leave Pier
No y K daily. Sundays excepted Each OF the sbove
magnificent berth $40 passersers and bsve
commoGious sISIs roons
They carry the great Eastern Mail. apis
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CTrY LOANs.-P-rson. DESTROYS ofinvesting money
Yin the Revenue Bocds Of this Ciy payable in lsi7.
with n.erest al ak per per arnun In the SIX Per
Cent Temporary Wafer Loan, payable in one, two or
three years with interest semi annually can do so In sums
o: S25J and upwards, on application At III, oihce
JOHN EVEN, Comptroller.
CnworoIIars Office NAV 9Th. 1886 Iny6 I'm
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NJ. Post once,
Saturday, May g.:

y5r Please mea.oa Tie DATE Of iss LIT til sseA l'e'
or. adoe,ti,.d LADIES' LIST
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-...-. Mas.srtncCuiar. L

lLivingstOu, MhS's'
lLdvingt.on, 1asse
lTenr, Be5ron ko-
amPNo2
Teuf SIND Eaanp
No 8
Teoi, Palestine En-
camp No Q
Tec- Noun: Oneu,
Encsmp No 10
Tent, Mount HoTeb
EncAmp No II
Tent, Lebanon En-
amn No 10
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THE UNION WHITE LEAD Manufacsuring Com.
psay prepared supply ih-ir customers and
purchasers generally, win White Lead OF their uiai
iscture. VIZ:
Dry White Leai-purc, Extra AID No. l. in packages Of
lt0 10 i01O lbs.
White Lead ground In o-Prre Extra, No. and No 4, in
packages OF = 10 1900 lbs.
The wei established reputation Of ;hclr White Lead IN
every section OF III, United States. l. only ueces
sary thai they continue furnish article which
for purity hrancy and durability caano % surpassed by
any other establishment IN hs County. Tie OF the
Company and description OF Lead stamped cu each
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T- REGULAR MAIL LINZ s.,vs,r
SsznSaasE--iN Bosom and SeW-Iork Sy nc t.ss Al
sas.-f<AAss1.0@ sp!sSid sisa.nSs OREGON 4ad KNICK
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'yO PARENTS AND GUARDlASs.-A Lady
accustomed TO teaching reading shon distance from
the city DESTROYS OF taking limited number Of pupils,
Misses FROM ghl 20 Twelve years age to board edncas
&c diligen regard will be given the moral and incl
lecluai inprosementof those committed 10 her cnage
Terms SiO0 per Hnuum-MIs;c extra. By addressing
Madi.on Tribune Office viii be altenied 20. my9 2weod'
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ReaI estate.

- FnR REST-Put CT Store seG Rss-ra-u, Nc SO
Es R-os.vssy, eorner Of wh:;s.sI Possession gwen
Eel ;rnr,rdi..siv CHARLES KING. No u AIsisy,.,
VIII ~ oce--s; =-k II he above spis-;it
sss,rrr,-nt OF rfcA Lace CfoOtS ryii y
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H. NEW YORK., Albany and Troy Liur-
,cSg,--sSor Albany Had Troy direct, from the Pier
r7-a.1<.z- tho foot OF Coriand-st-Pass-pgsrs
ing this Boat viii tim. sko the Nor ming Train
OF Cars Troy West Buffalo aud North Saratoga
whitehall and Lake Chsinplan
The iow-pressurs steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r B. Macy
vii. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday EVENING" att
O'Clock.
For pa..uge or freight, apply board, at tie ohes
the wharf
HoricE.AI Good, Freight, Rank Bill. Specie, any
other kind OF PrJpary positively risk
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~T-Ns~ DAY LINE At J 4. VA. FOR AL
80 BAN f-Laringst the intermediate places
The l0w pressure steamboat ST.
NICHOLAS Capt Geo. &. riggs vii. leave the pier ihs
foot VI Robinson Moadays Wednesdays, and ri.
days Returning will leave Albany GA ruesdsys, Tn
daY- aud SATURDAYS MA II
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ANNiVEB SARIES.

ARMY Il SAd1G0s
I EAVITT, TROW CO, B Booksellers, 1911 Broadway,
IL opposite Dey would pec.fuy invite Cergymen,
Students Lhymen visiting the city during TIE Annyersa-
ries ard all WHO wish examine purchase Books 10
their extensive assortment any OF which they will e! al
prices that cannot isil TO suit Anniversary Cards.
Cards OF the Anniversaries be had al L. I. Cos
Bookstore lat Broadway. myll -
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CISlsutNS aud Printed Mus!ins "A. ARNOLD
VI co. 81 Canslst Offering The following goods
at greatly reduced price:
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Linseed OIL Red Lead, Black Paint Sugar Lead &c sc.
All Of which they Oder for sale al No 10 ErQuisI on the
most reasonable terms. nj Sncoi'
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es SalrSu-sed IN Liviarsto Township, Essex Cngn-
-. y. J. about nine miles West OF Newark anG n'e
from Orange, small Farm Of y. - kiEh state ~
cultivation. with good egdr ard sbuuda1ce OF Tu A
Sc Aso, House and Lot Of II Acres within Is Fo0s OF
the Baptist C1u'cEwi,h good shceshop and pump, arc
variety OF fru Aso Farm OF 90 acres. about 50 wood.
the arabic pasture meadow land. we'll W stored snd
stocked with fruit; said farm Is good dwelling house
and oUi-hCusss, Sc- The above three within
mile from Mortified Church Also Trsct Of i06 sores
about miles FROM Norhfad For farther particulars. s-
ply 70 ANTHONY j. BLEECKER. Auc:iouesr Broad
where and description nav h b.-n rv2 2~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-19
DISTINGUISHED CONCERN.

The Winchester Vugiaian says sat the late
Coon Convention in Berkeley County, VIM.
l.. Boak, Esq, the late Delegate, and Adam
Small were nominated the regular Candidates
for the next House of Delegates" The Ed
tor then compliments Mr. Faulkner, and an
nounces that she is out on his own hook and
''probably, by the aid of Democrats, may be
elected,' and as he is sound ION the great
question Of the People-the subject Unpopular
Reform--he hopes he may be elected" That
will do, neighbor,-but as Messrs. Boak and
Small are also sound upon "the great question
Of the People," and Mr.. f. not in the field,
you must, to be consistent, wish their success.
All we have to say to our friend of the Virgil
MAN about our ''lit,le family jars" is, keep
your eyes on your own County, for we opine
before you get round the LONG WALL you will
be out of breath--the Hettericks all told Let
us hear from you, through San Extra" the
day after the Election.
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than the supple tool of power, hanging around
the back stairs, picking up what he could
gather, and bringing it in here and dealing il
out as official, and by authority.
He had heard about free trade, and the set
Ting this question by reduction ofthe duties ;
but as much as he desired free trade, il would
never be bought by him with any portion OF
his country Our farmers are TO be benefited
we are told, by free trade; but therewer coun-
tries upon the Baltic and Black Seas that could
raise wheat and pour it into the ports of Great
Britain, at much less prices than our western
farmers could send il to England Such free
trade would benefit the West but little
In concluding his remarks, Mr.. Hannegan
again spoke Of the extraordinary speech Of Mr..
Haywood. He referred to the President in ex-
cited and bitter language-he broadly limited
that he had been carrying two faces, and chad
uttered false words, with the tongue Of SER
pent." You can well imagine the excitement
which this cutting and thrusting must have
created in the Senate-and especially among
the members Of the same political family
Like all family quarrels, they were very bitter
and have left wounds which will bleed and
tester, and perhaps will never heal. Mr.. Pick
ems offs. c., said some years ago in Congress
about Van Burenism-so said Allen and Han
negan Tin effect at leasD in this debate "war--
incorporating war-war to the knife"
against Polkery.
A word more and have done. What an
attitude MIR. Folks stands in If he does not
plant himself on 49-Mr. Haywood says he
will turn his back upon him-"hs will be gull
ty ofmoral treasonn And then again Han
negan says if be does not stand up to $40 40N
che will be doomed 10 an infamy so profound
"a damnation so deep that the trumpet call of
the resurrection will never reach him!" Thus
comes of his double dealing. The Tariff
comes next, and then that ''Kans letter" which
means any thing and every thing-but really
intends Free Trade" will perhaps call for
another exposition and another "deep damna-
ton" "Who is James X. Polk ?" Twill an
swer, says Haywood-"no you WON'T" says
Hannegan "for if you speak truly, then has
Polk uttered false words with serpen,'s tongue.
But Nous TerYmas.
Yours, &c. SUMMERS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-19

6g-The "Gibralter Of Loco Focoism," NEw
ThMrsHlRE. is at last taken. There is no cleo
lion of Governor by the People. Returns from
lSj towns give a majority of2475 against WI
Eaas (the regular Loco Foco nominated Can
didate for Govemor) The vote against Wood
b,o7j for Congress is still more favorable. The
Wings and Independent Democrats will have
handsome majority in the Legislature, which
will enable them to elect Governor and two
u. S. Senaiors-one to FL the unexpired term
Of Judge Woodbury., the other to fill the place
Of Mr.. Anterior. whose term expires on the
18th of March next. Wonder what Father
Richie" thinks of "the Green Spot in the
Dark Corner" Really ''our sulIerings is in
tolerabe."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-19
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

The following gentlemen are in the field as
Candidates for the House Of Delegates from
Jefferson County: .4ndreu Hunter, James A.
Ftssimmons, .4ntlony Kennedy, Nm. Cham
bers, l.. r.. Washington, HIM. B. Thompson,
Esqs, and Dr. r. s. Blackb,a1s--al Wings.
Two at time, gentlemen, and you viii last
the longer. Look out, or the Lceos will catch
you some of these days yet 1t is all fun now
but will ii be so always2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-19
LOOK ALOFTt

Wings Of Virginia what think We Of the
glorious news from ".Ns,1 Hampshire Pr
Steady, friends--be faithful unto the end. Re
member that freedoms battle, though bafFied
oft is ever won" Look alofti then, and be of
good cheer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-19

0c,-The Richmond Wing notices the fact
that Nh Faulkner is not an independent
Candidate" for the Legislature-and pays a
warm tribute to his talents and ''unfagging
devotion to the Wing Cause for which ne has
long aud ably batted." Every word just and
true. The nineteen twenteths of the Wings
Of Berkeley will respond Amen. There are a
tsw who aspire 10 his positon-smack their
chops and say ''s0iF grapes "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-19

GJ-Auend to the Delegate election. Our
Opponents are under no pledge to us--not to
bring Candidates into the field. They may do
it at the Elersnth Hour. "The price of liberty
is eternal vigilance"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-19

. CIV are glad to perceive from our West
ern Virginia exchanges that the People are de-
t.unined not to let the Convention question
rest. Harrison County leads off in a few days
with a public meeting. That's right-speak
out