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ANOTHER CHALLENGE


INCL MoRE we challenge the New York shade dealer,
~ TO compete vi us Ia the sale OF Window Sh.des We
are nov making large daily additions stock Shades
ana pledge ouelves To be pnderod by none As TO the
quality OF our shades we have but word 70 say They
ook me premium 81 the late fair at! Newark ~ j. We 10.
to give us CALL and will truth Of ou
-, 49, DUNCkER Becker,
mis- 1m~r ~ VI
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

-Archey at Home, No. John Street
VI A. GhEVE bees to acquant his fris and patrons
VIZ that his agent has from Europe via Breman
~ a,ef residence Of seven months at Androsbsrg,
and the other cele oraed districts OF Germ IN
He has been enabedto collect the best selection Of
singing and fancy birds he hes offered also an uuu-
susl vary Of and fancy birds parts Of world
selected with great trouble, without regard to cost
English phsasans and variety of
fowls fancy aud breeding bird SEEDS &c treatise
on toe management OF edug and raising Canaries
fs-Leuers postpaid will at all meet with prompt
attention from A 0REIVE,
m23 lm~rrc No 5 John street. NJ
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TO DENTISTS.
'TNHE subscriber has received cement (wthout roer
curry tor filing teeth invented and recently improved
by one of the first surgics Dentsts the world It'll be
profession. For sale at the Dental Depot of
JOSEPH T. MURPHEY,
$50 Broadway
Orders by mail. acc wing 81, can have jar sent by
return f13 m rh
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QUICK sALEs AND SMALL PROFITs IS OUR
EMOTTO.-Fins Boots At 90 80. city made, and
dres, Boot; - g. equal to ths best sold in the city
Paent leather Boots Shoes Caters nd Slippers hand
and made TO order short notice All goods warranted to
give satisfaction. Mcndng &c, done in the store
YOUNG " JONES, Ann street.
1871 ec Near the Nnssnm.
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WILLIAM O. McLAUOHLIN. Apenouser.
( y hEdr BALE OF IMITATION AND PRkC IOUs
,a; comprising upwards OF 100 900 with an
ana s sanGy uoods bun,
sole NO ~ bowcry his ente stock OF valuable goods,
commencing on uesdav the soh day Of March, and will
snd IA are 70 attend
On ne 18th csy Of April he will offer plbic auction,
~. esonet OF shells Birds, nerals valuable original
EnsrxrSs by celebrated masters; also valuable lot Of
act; of Parliament passed in black iee 81 also rare
eSiiscton Of COINS, petractions Antiquities and variety
OF Oems and Curosi les we'll wohy the attention Of
noiseurs being the collection of years Catalogue,
ca De obtained the day before the sale ma lw issrc
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"A FOR SALE-A small house end about six seres of
lsnd situate at Rockaway Long 10 and the Roeka.
S@way and Jamaica Turnpike pud within a quarter of a
ms Of the post ose One Of the land il under peach
hood T " -~ ~ "'s ''As's"''i
Enquire Of John Norton IA Delaney street or az the
oln-e ~ Jonn IL POWER 10 Fulton street H28 9tsrc
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SOLDitkS FOR MEXICO.
COMPANY E 10TH REGIMENT u s INFANTRY
b'hlS Company IL uug and will be on the way
10 MEXICO 40 soon AZ tho ranks filed Of good
cha &C to serve H. invited
gwen Early app cation should be made the ranks
Will 50 oe hli,d BY act Congress- Farm OF 1850 acres
or oo f.asury serp sbd bounty Of $2 will be gwen
each 500 s 10 'dd,,,on to the regular pay c.mobe and
Every asrts. Is make the solds
ard tho best medical adanec free Of charge in c,as 81
sickness. " W." "
slw be psd to citizen soldier who may bring re-
cruits % the rendezvous.
For ,icul.r apply direct the ReudeIvous Arsenal
entrance In White street, between Elm aud Centre.
THO3 POSTLEY,
-. Captain, 10Th fnfantry.
An additona rend, has been opened the above
Company at 7 Fulton street, opposite Warrington Market
L. 4. GRIFFIN,
m26 5rissUc ed Lieut.. 10th iufsntry.
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poPiSh CCNFEsslUN AND PRIE,TCKAFT expo
scd "A lecture The unshrisan mt az r. males
ia the CONVENTIONAL by Popsh Priests And Isl modus Il
nus sine dsmno solve cohs SIT locus tempus ractus
nee soenito voem" VIII be delivered hal at O'Clock
a; :, .hs IaSsrp.ss % w.d.esssy evening March ss
HOGAN, formerly Prizes, in FhiIsdsIphia The iectu,s
will be illustrated sad catalogue Of ertbe quo
taons from Peer Dens Latin Theology Bishop Hushes
and kenrck. which catalogue Mr. Leshey has translated
ana with the original side and En-
leclure-pr a cents. 80
Ladies ae positively prohibited from c,mng to this lee
tufe; also, youths Admi'tauce IS cents. mac S,issr
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
NO EQUAL-Ihe Improvement Of ls4s-ALEXAN
~ DEn'o TRlCOBAPHE, which nstantan sly coIors
the Hair natural Black q Brown, and the beauty
rub on soil the skin The proprietor since its
men presen to the public with the utmost confidence as
Cos Broadway; j. 8 hspinwall, William street; John.
SON. Moore Taylor, Maiden Lane and A. B. K d Sands
Now York-nnd by the sole for the United States
fsIl Imsrc u n q A. WRIGHT. Pb;ledepbis
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PkOPOSALo FOR WOOD
hE subscriber will receive until the Ist of Apr 1917
proposals Tor the delivery cords Of hest
YAK wood at Fort Columns, GOVERNOR island Commno,.
cations to be endorsed Proposals for Wood" stating the
Pee per cord Of las cubic feet and giving the place OF
snr ~ Of the contract For re-
(Signed) n ID WYNN
New York, March 5. isl7 "' res sl. s M steI.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL
HIVE HUNDRED TONS Of best quail v. broken and
eieeosa req ash Anthracite Coal, wanted by the sub
eS,s, Tor the dsIaysry Of which win be- received at IN
April proxmo TO be endorsed Proposals Tor Coal ~.
delivery to commence IN the month OF May and 10 be .o
pleted by the Isl of August. '' anu " DO com
New York, March 5, 1917 md soS,o al o.,
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TkAV ELLING TRUNKS, &c
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manu- acturer, No. Wal
seetcoIner Of Broadway has hand cor slant
y making good assortment of trunks, valisss, Cape
Bags, and satchels, wholesale and retaiI.
Also, sups or article OF sole Gather Trunks suitable 70
French Male Poste " "
Orders for the West Indies, South AM rca &c. file,
with despz CHI. md i'm src
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THL II htUli COUNT or IhE LNIIEU
STATES Tor the District of Lousiana-joslsh Bsrker -
A. ": the s1 req of Chs:tsr Clark Thoma. Ct
THAI w and + Van Buskirk Luke Davis Mrs Alice Mead
executrix Walter Tsgger 4 Co, William Q WaddeI Or
rex berthe, II w.. gC yy Co Wey@% GsL Co..
reside of the State Of Lousians and ali or most Of fs
in the city Of New York. ~ " "'
1t ordered that the said defendants do pIe.d answer or
demu 10 the said bill and amended BILL before the first
Moady IN April next and that copy Of this rule served
published IA tho city Of New York. least three times
Tour weeks that tine at the expiration
OF when period in default of such answer said b and
amended bi! shsi be taken pro confesso. $50
certify the above be copy from the minnie. f
tine SAID court oil the order TINS day taken The
Al a., - ED RANDOLPH, Clerk.
WV Ortefns rem 1, 1877
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ROUMS TO LEI.
A GENTLEMAN of retired habits can be Accommodated
"A with paror and bedroom attached, with breakfast AID
tea gentse private family residing an elegant hou
IN the vicinity Of Broadway and Union Place Address with
real name aud reference, to o. r. q the Herald Office will
meet with imm edtate attention. mao 6teodi,2w m
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1inkKIt an MUSEUM
StLENDID performances. both Ahernooa and Evening.
~ at and TX O'Clock, when will be exhibited Diosmic
and PANORAMIC representation Of tho
:, FUNERAL o. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
with all the psgeantry and ponp Of that occasion
viii be exhibited At all hours peiect msdss Of
TWENTY OF THE LARGEST DIAMONDS
In the world. WORTH the aggregate, So 600
tang &c.
Admission Is Children under 10 ysars lax cents.
rn22
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10 TAILORS.

only necessary for those " no wish to receive a
,horoush and correct knowledge Of the sting all
the OF garments as are worn AT The pSesent
time to obtain copy Of Slime eeebted on the
nlec oeipg recommended by the eminent the
trade a. oe.ng superor to all others. 1t all the
The rules pIan and being dvesed of ali comps,itv in
the admes'uIemeut. renders it euy undersosd So that
person OF moderate opacity hou apply the
sane 70 PRACTICE without aoy other
Ths above can be obtaped of tho autnor or if desired
sent part Of the Uped States price per copv bound
SIC do, paper covered, S.. w. III STINENETS
mh2< tn,e~drc M ia H,.aa.,
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OIOO . OO,,
No 80 Gold street and No John street near
NJ ANUFACTUKEks, whole:.le and retail dealers in
for oil and lard Gas Fixtures of every Solar and
bras, &c &c.
Private hSn,ss aud Hotels fitted with Gas.
complete assortment OF the richest cut plain
Glass INSTANTLY hsnd -
the above articles made order and a kinds of Glass
Ware matched 10 any pattern Lamps cd and
Goods 'oaped parties Oil at Wholesale snd reta NJ
Style Of Hall Lamps snd Lanterns. ~
IE Packages for the conntfy free OF expense.
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CHEAP FOR CASH
II AHRENS Draper and Tailor, 10Y Ann street. begs to
inform his patrons and the public general that he
on hand large assortment OF French Cloths CASH
peres poe.lns vest,ng: nc for tho ming season
the best possible per Broadway prices
NO huu'bug-eaIi and M MI
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~ he Subscriber would call attention of the pu bile
his superior Quill Pens, made entirely with the pen
knife BY long actce he has succeeded ching tn
greatest possible perfection sutng every kind writing
at the same time they BY far. metallic pen
elasticity and They carefully put mp boxes
q each 80 that they can % shipped Of the
ha h0s, sH Of o9%1F1k M Popt' Fos ;sls by
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Asex FOR NEW ORLEANs-LOUIsIAvA AND
R24h NEW YORK LINE or PALKETS- To sue
49, coed the Edgar-The splendid fast sailing packet
brig o. b. LAMAR, Capt Hayes, will positively sail A.
above.
For freiRh, apply board Orleans wharf,
foot Of " all street. or TO
EK COLLINS, IS 9outh street.
Agents in New Orleans, J. D. Woodruff Il Co, who will
prnmptv fovw,r nd ali goods 10 their nd. ress m2sr
-zHk NUTiCE.-Psehet ship kOsciu.. To- Lyec
H3\ pool having bees worldly detained lowing TO the
storm, will sail 20 morrow 10Th, 1t 10 o'clock, NJ.
which the will please be on board, Or
leans wharf, foot Wall Letter bags will close AZ the
usual p,ae es At half rsst H. msr
kS1e NEW LINE OF PACKETS TO AND FROM
k&3\ LIVERPOOL = The splendid and fast sailing
Packet ship BAVARIA, capt. Howes.rwiI take
tse pace OF the H"nguer. aud sail positively from New
York goth of March aud from LIVERPOOL the 9Th
MAY. Those wishing embark for the Old Country, or
wishing send for their iend should make early
application to
WI r. TAfsCOTT, % South street.
Second door below Burling Slip
Drafts for payable without discount through
out England, Ireland, scotlsRd and Wales maj m
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To LET
ASA TWO Furnished Rooms, one large room su;,,
E:;Y Tor a bnspess room Apply on the prsmiars IN n
GILBERT, No. 10 Eroadwai, opposite the Howard
I,ote.. m31 S.srh
Go DOG LOsT-A black aud tan FprIi.h T.1;.,
Dog whoever brings him to It's Twelfth street,
VIII ne wei rewarte' ms 7tsr
HOSE HILL sIABLr.S corner 24th srleot And
A~~Tbird Avenue. Opposite Bulls Head. (-For saIe
A1a pair Grey Horses, Is ,nds high, one pair long
tar bays l6 hands pair shot tail Days hands psir
ne, ,s tails: IN hands Oh Bay Srse. !oas tails.
trom Caynsa county. KELSEY. MA iwsrrc
MxE WA: HI >K, WIKE.WONKkK and Fancy Bird
wv csge Manufacturer, NO AZ Sd Avenue between 9th
49, and 10th st,eets, MO- hsnd splendid tmsnt
"a Fl fancy and Other cages Pyiera also wooden
aud long breed birds with seeds &c also seine
very large smo2 Trees ana other plants fo- sale
psred. 49, ma 3,s 70
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m24 st ewh LAMBERT SJJYDAM P,esidsnt
PR MUM WALNUT OIL SHAWN NJ SOAP
CAUr!ONIA counterfeit article of celebrated Wal.
- W Military shaving Soap Is now being offered ronnd
hereby caution the public against being deceived
beg 10 state that have whatever
any right to use the labels he genuite soap
manufactured by the inventor DR. ID. Vroom has
smile signature to esch label.
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NEW TEAS, OLD JAVA COFFEE.
GkOCkRIES, &C., at Wholesale and Retoil-J.
" FOWLER is daily receiving from Auction ehoi
and Brown Sugars and family Groceries OF ali kinds WIN
he J: offering at small advance tho wholesale prize
call and examine the above stock Of good; before puch
N Goods packed and delivered to the bost, witho
charge. M I'M RI
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NOTICE!
IN THG CO-PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing betwee u
- PLUNkETT L. PARDESSUS was dissolved by mu
tual consent on the LIST instant. - ~
WV. ROBERTSON, Jr, and JULES PLUNKETT have
TINS DAY formed c0parne rshp the firm of BERT
SON Co. and will continue the Hat and Can business On
hooertson well known principle the Phoenix Hat and Car
manuactory TO- 90 Fulton street. New York and At theif
Breach store Nc. 50 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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ERVALEN la.
HE UNDERSIGNED have constantly hand fresh suppl
4 ofErvaenta. valuable remedy Ia obs,ipate cases
constipation Put in pound packsges For sale whole
sale aud retail, by DELLJJc a. ia ~
Apotheenrtes and Chemixts. So,e suec essors TO
- PLACE sOUJLLARD,
III Ime,r M Park Row. and sei Brosdwsv
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From the Pacific.

BY letter written from Mazatlin, dated The
23d of September, it is stated that the Ports
mouth arrived there, bringing the intorma-
ton that a squadron, consisting OF the In
dependence, Dale. Congress. Cyane, Preble,
and Southampton, is expected in this port,
for the purpose of landing 1000 men to take
possession of the place.
This squadron will also proceed to destroy
all the Notifications of San Bias, Guiana and
Acapulco. The blockade of Com. Shubrick
has been most strict.
The intention is to leave a garrison OF 25O
soldiers at Mazatlan, with one of the frigates,
while the remainder of the squadron proceed
along the coast to execute the destruction OF
the different Notifications.
1t is also stated in this letter, that two ships
of the line and two frigates were expected on
the coast, to reinforce the squadron already
there.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA F.!
Ia Daus Later from Europe.

IA Days Later Prom Europe.
The Britannia arrived at her wharf at
o'clock Wednesday evening.
The news is mainly of Commercial char
acter. Failnrss still continue TO a considerable
extent; but on the whole monetary affairs
look more encouraging.
Parliament assembled on the 18th of Nov.
The ship Stephen Whitney of New York,
was wrecked on the night of Nov. 10, off Cape
Clear, on West Calf Island. Out of one hum
dred and ten persons on board, uine-two per-
ished. Among the list of the crew who per-
ished, is the name of William Riggs, of Bath.
Flour was selling in Liverpool Nov. Is, at
% 3Os. Corn per $50 lbs. So 39s.
Cotton had fallen trifle.
The reports from the manufacturing dis
tricts are still of sad character. The work.
ing of short time end the entire stoppage OF
many mills, continue, with but little altera-
ton. The work people are, therefore, suffer-
ing great privations, many of the operatives
being represented as absolutely starving
The foreign news is increasing in interest
daily. In Italy and Switzerland blood has al"
ready been shed.
The accounts from Ireland are truly shock
ing. The most horrible murders have recent
ly been committed in that unhappy country
in broad day.
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[per steamship Britannia. at Boston ]

Ar Mt Liverpool l2th ult, Genl Berry, Hil Orleans;
10Th Pilgrim, Blanchard, Mobile; 19th, Constitution
Brlton N York. Sailed 9Th, Hanover, Rogers, N VI
leans; 7th Horato, Bouteile, Boston Jno Dunlap,
Norris Philadelphia (and put back 9Th, see below;
18th ID, fence Brewster, Charleston; 14th, Emblem,
Eler York Marcia Clcaves, Wilson, Boston lo'h,
oxford, Goodmanson, N York. Advertised, Francis
Gregory Boston 25h; Calender, Mason, do with des-
patch Gen Berry, Hill do do; Jane Glidden Chlio,
N York Goth. ,>
Sailed FIN Deal 9TH, Portland, Leayiit (from Londonl
Mobile
Ar at Portsmouth, 18th, Toronto, Worner, London,
land sid for N York. -,
Ar at Falmouth 7th Miltades, Ranleta, Odessa (and
sid 18th for Antwerp) -
Sid I'm Cardiff 4th. Edwin, Farnham, tio Janeiro.
Sid fin, Beaumarls 4h Juniata, blanchard, I'm BAR
gor) Boston. :.
sid fin the Clyde 5th, Globe, Howes, Boston. In
port. Portland, for Charleston.
Sid FIN Dublin 9th, Commerce, Henry, savannah.
Ar at Elsineur Nov 2, Kedron lowes, Cronstad' iot
Boston.
Sid I'm Bremerhaven Oct %, Epaminondas, Lambert,
N Orleans.
Ar at Bordeaux, Nov lOth Winnegance, Melcher,se-
qua. Up Chenango, for baltimore Lion A kansas,
and Suwarow, for Orleans; Frances & LooRsa, FOR
York.
Sid I'm Havre 9TH Lyons, Francks, Orleans
CID FIN Gibraltar 10Th, California, Davis, FIN Malaga
Boston 25th, Agoma, Spauldng, (fm do, having re-
parcd) Orleans.
Ar at Malta 23d, Sophronia, Drew, Boston; Goth,
1allowell, Darling, Baltimore.
Liverpool, Nov 8. The John Dunlap (of Portlandt
for Philadelphia, has put back with loss OF topasts
Nov II. The John Dunlap was in contact last night
in the river with the Indef gable FIN Consantinople
by which lle latter lost her bowsprit. The ID had
hers also carried away by lighter
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Gold Pens.

1t is suggested in the Philadelphia North
American that one cause of the great scarcity
and dearness of money is to be found in The
fact that some two hundred thousand dollars
worth of gold have been converted into gold
pens. which, in coin or bullion, would repre-
sent some three quarters of million of paper
money, compelled to vanish from circulation
with its basis
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hold of the boot, unripped the leather, and
locked up the coins, deuce bit more cared
they for the soldier They had not the cour-
age to murder him, for fear of detection; but
by letting him alone, without doctor or nurse
drink or food, they took it for granted that he
would of himself soon depart from this life
The room in which he was placed was IN re-
mote corner of the house, neither tinker nor
other living soul slept at hand, to hear MS
means or come to his call-so they lett him TO
die as soon as he pleased. All the next day,
the door soldier, abandoned and deserted,
wrestled hard with his malady. He could not
make his piteous voice heard much beyond the
Threshold the hostess now and then crept 10
the door to listen if he still breathed' and
though his signs and broken EXPLANATIONS
might have melted heart of stone, that ac-
cursed boot stopped up her ears to all human
ity and nature.
Confident at least, that he would not get
over the night, the miserable par retold their
treasure, and composed themselves merrily to
sleep.
At the dead of the night, the thirst of the
sufferer became so irresistible that it gave him
the strength of desperation, TO rise and crawl
forth in search of water. Perhaps, indeed, the
total abstinence from food for twenty-four
hours somewhat served to assist rather than
diminish, the exhausted powers of nature
He contrived, though with great difficulty, to
crawl down the stairs open the kitchen door,
and find his way to the trough in the yard, at
which the horses were watered. Vi this un-
palatable beverage he drank heartily, ana
found himself refreshed-when. in totterlng
back, he fell unawares into huge clstern.-
Now, whether the shock Of the immersion, or
the PREVIOUS draughts of cold water, wrought
a critical change in his complaint or that the
disease of itself had taken favorable turn,
the historian saith not, but on regaining his
bed he broke out into a salutary persplraton,
slept soundly, and woke the next morning.
still somewhat weak, it is true, but prodigy
ously hungry, and with sufficient strength to
resume his clothes and armor (Which were by
his bedside,) grid on his sword, and, dressed
in all save his boots, descend into the kitchen.
The hostess was already astir, and ghost from
the grave would not have startled her so much
as the sight of her living guest. Nay, one
may venture to assert, that if she could have
exchanged the guest for a ghost, she would
have deemed herself a lucky woman.
Though greatly indignant at the inhumanl'
ty with which he had been deserted, the SOL
der had no suspicion that the active crime OF
robbery would be added to the passive infamy
of abandonment; and being naturally OF
proud temper, he disdained to enter into long
and idle reproaches. Therefore. scarcely look
ing at the hostess, but seating himself at the
table, he said briefly
"Give me a manchet and flask; bring me
my boots, and tell me what there is to pay
Gods mercy. one comfort after starving is to
think the reckoning will be all the lighter y
(To BE CONTINUED.
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The Shareholders and the Liberty Men.

The Shareholders and the Liberty Men.
The advocates of perpetual slavery and its
extension, and the ultra abolitionists, both find
fault with Mr.. Clays speech. One party, be-
cause of its anti-slavery sentiments; the other.
because, as they say, it is pro-slavery. Now,
one or the other of these parties must be
wrong in their judgment of the speech, and
we would be willing to leave it to any indi-
vidual, whose mind is free from bias, to tell
which; not doubling but that such an indi-
speech with the conviction that Henry Clay is
sincere opponent Of slavery. 1t is true, Mr..
Clay sees some difficulties in the way of i'm
mediate emancipation. Well. who does not
tits true, Mr.. Clay may attach more import
ance to those difficulties than we should, but
that does not make him friend of slavery by
any means. 1t is "a point on which, at the
present period Of the anti-slavery discussion,
there may be an honest difference of opinion
and the members of the Liberty League have
as good right to call the members of the
Liberty party the allies of slavery, as the Lib
erty men have to accuse Mr.. Clay of being
opposed to the principles of Liberty.
The fact Of it is, there is precious little real
love for freedom among the leaders of the self
STYLED Liberty party. They are full as des-
potic in their notions as are the worst OF the
Southern aristocracy and at the South they
would make the most tyrannical masters the
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Wages of War.

Many of the boys were induced to enlist in
the Mexican War by the promise of land !;
and it is no more than just to our Govern
ment to say that some 10000 have already
had their portion (six feet by two!) allotted
to them, and are now in inalienable possession
of it--Lynu Pioneer.
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BRIGHTON MarRxet--Decenab

At market 1850 Beef Cattle, 300 stores, $500 Sheep
and 1875 Swine.
Prces-Beef Cattle-The prices obtained last week
were fully sustained We quote extra IS first quail
ty so 10 So; second IS 10 IS; third SO 10 SO.
Working Oxen-Saes at $40, IS, and 90
Stores-Yearlings 81 10 10; two year old $la "a 90;
three year old 1924 20 80.
Sheep-Sales at 81, SO, y, 90 and 80.
Swine-Dull Selected lots to peddle at ic for Sows
and SIC for Barrows; old Hogs ACC. AT retail 81 and
65 cents.