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ASSURANCES.

ASSURANCES.
MAST RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 81 WALL
IL street.
New York, May H. 1919.
At the election held this day. the gentle
unanimously elected for the ensuing viz
John Brouwer, Robert Boorman, James Fellows
James Mcbride Abel A. Low, w. II. vanW ayenan,
John Merehead Philip Embury, Henry Salisbury,
Jose nh Kernochan Stanton Bebee Washn r. Vermfye,
Henry w Hills Oh. N. S. Rowland, Andrew v. Stout,
Robert J. Dillon Nath1 L. crsw old William Thomson,
Thomas Nesmith, Russell 81 ebbns, Henry A. Howe.
And at Of the Board, John Brouwer
was unanimously re- elected President.
CHARLES II. BIRNEY, Secretary.
OFFICE eF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., 81
~ Wall street, New York, Sth May, S49-At the Annual
Election held this day the following gentlemen elected
Directors for the ensuing year, viz =
Thos. W. Thorne, John J. Herriok, Andrew D. Aeiick
Gilbert Davis, VIM Van Wyck, James H. Adams
Henry H. Ward, George Bell, John Hecker,
Martin Hoffman, w. Il. Jacobs Philip Burrows,
John Van Boskerck.
And at subsequent meeting Of the Board, Thomas W.
Thorne was unanimously reelected President.
w. Z. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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npADy,s GALLERY OF pAGUERRROTYPES, NO. 205
ID ard 1T Broad woy. Fulton street.

GUNNER HATS.-wM II. BEEBE CO.. HATIkkS,
- 1866 Broadway N. w. and 13o Chestnut street. fhila-
depha offering extensive assortment OF summer
ats Of new and shapes-comprsng extra hnc
and ordinary Panama ghorn and strsws nevery variety
With double brim, very light and desirable we have re-
ceiy ed direct from the manufacturers new style o.
single Trims, called the Tree Leaf nat atvery low price
Dcsera are respectfuy informed that can furnish
,brm yith fow cases Tree Loaf Hats double and
single Lrims at Wholesale such prices Is will Aaord them
large profit --------------
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA. VIA RIO IA
r.ro and Valpnra to sail boore the 18th JuneThe
last sailing superior bark PHILENA Capt SWAIN Her
superior to those Of
e in port fare win be equal any first class packet
For height passage apply on board No North
II. T. II. FOWbEh, 10 Wost ptroet
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nR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE coSsg.T -.
Ulcers where others tn ne
aen cases CURED days Nervous AUD Orgsne eo,y
he warrants 10 cure See biz London diploma IN bis omoc
T4,. Fulton street..
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vTHE MARRIED woyAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL

MO CURE NO PAYDR. C0KBiTI;o 80 cav sei;ost.
IN may he consulted on the treatment o.
dresses practice Of sixteen devoted " me .ress
% 81 Rscsus csso cured in three days No
mercury used
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NR COOPER DUANE H. ,;.c ans 10 the
w s~wr;si and other Diseases Of delicate nature
~ csD cnrs The most aggravated cases o. THIS dsee ano
Eau in Ave daya perfect oure or no
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the incorporated banks in the city and county and
the associated and individual banks Of the State

BANKS THE STATE or NEW YORK, Feb. ~. 1919.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, WITH I'M
mediate despatchA ane. fast sailing, clipper built brM
viii be despatched Tor the above port In NV days FOR
HnT COLLINS, III, u South street, up staira
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICE-LEAvES NEW
p YORK-7s, g. 10, II o'clock, A. NJ, and L. g. 80 g.
o'clock p. NJ. Staten Isand-7 g. o. TO- IL O'clock A. n,
and /, 2, 3, 4, s, G, o'clock. p. n.
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Other Bk'ng Ass'ns.
Agricultural Bank.
Albany Exchange Blk
Ballst0n Spa Bank.
Bank Of Albion :.
Blk. Of Central N. Yk.
Bank of Corning.
Bank Of Dansville. :.
Bank of Undertook.
Bank Of Lowville.
Bank of Rondout...
Bank of Silver Creek
Bank Of Syracuse. :.
Bank of Vernon
Bank OF Watertown
Bank of Waterville..
Bank of Whitestown
Camden Bank......
Chester Bank
Commercial Bank of
AlbAny...........
Commercial Bank of
Rochester 49,.
Conceal Blk. of Troy
Delaware b ank -. :.
Exchange Bank Of
Genesee -. $500.
Farmers Bank of
Amsterdam ......
Farmers Bank Of
Hudson :. $500.
Farmers & Drovers'
Bank at Somers :.
Farmers & Mechanic,
y Bank of Gencsee :.
Farmers & Mechanics
| Bank of Rochester.
Fort Plain Bank.
Fort Stanwix Bank. /.
sGenesee County Blk. .
James Bank. ......
Jockport Bank and
Trust Company
Long Island Bank. -.
Luther Wright's Blk.
Merchants Bank in
Poughkeepeie =. =.
Nerchants'&Farmers
Bank Of Ithaca -.
Middletown Bank :. .
Mohawk Valley Blk
Oliver Lee Il Co.'S Blk
Patchin Bank ..... .
Pine Plains Bank =. .
Powell Bank ......
Utica City Bank 80.
Washington County
Bank ...........
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On the 9TH of December, 1S48 the Of assets
amounted to $S764,363, which, compared with the
above shows reduction from December to February,
|of $130,1ts.
The aggregate movement in the leading departments
of the banks of this State at several periods
the annexed comparative statement =
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AR. JEFFRIEs ANTIDoTE is THE MOST EFFEC-

DR. JEFFRIEs ANTIDOTE Is THE MOST EFFEC-
tus sold for Gonorrb9a and other dsorders
of organs Long experience has proved that VIII
radically any case This desirable result Is obtained
sends palate renders Unnecessary any deviation N
diet usual pursuits sound sleep or healthy
Ia thus removed as specify AS con-
sstent with the production Of thorough ana pgrmanens
effect either locally can be caused ~ its
use Price 81 per bottle. Sole Agent Tor TINS Oily VI n
RING. 1902 Broadway, corner John street
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d M REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND
IOO ing of the body of Captain 7. vandowater who
lost overheard from his soop Saturday afternoon,
April H. of Grand street Ferry T. R. He dressed in
and coaee about six feet height
reward will be paid the finding his body
RICHARD LEWIS. al South. cor Pike ST., New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~|NNNNNNNNNNNNNNSNNNNN
DOST OFFICE, CHATHAM sQuARE.-U:. s. MAIL
Il steamer Washington for Bremen. Her mail bags will
this office day at p M-Steamer Hbernia fol-
Liverpool Mail bags will close Tuesday I'D inst at ~
p M-Mas for California per steamer Falccn Saturday
Goth inst. Office open till 10 o'clock at night
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SPOR11NG.
Union COURSE, L. T., TR0TTING.-THIs DAY
- Monday, May q, at o'clock, will off Purse o
$780, $50 best mile heats best in to harness
John Cases Lady Moscow David Bryant entor
r. m Lady Suffolk; j. Woodruff enters b. Lady Sutton
The will leave South Ferry Brooklyn, pa O'clock
M. D. GREENE Proprietor.
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IA mcnt-5W Agents wanted to sell new and valuable
article which will meet with rapid sale in all sections of
Union The business pleasant and free from COMPETE
ton and to good salesman will yield profit of from
apply with capital less than hundred dollars Call at
l7y Broadway, room No 2, second floor.
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Ofhtf indiV't BANKS.
Armenia Bank ......
American Bank -.
Bank of Attiea $3.50.
Bank of cambridge.
Bank ofCayuga Lake
Bank Of the Empire
State. :. 49,.
Bank Of Lake Erie =.
Blk. Of New Rochelle. e.
Bank of Saratoga
Springs. $1,000.
Bank Of Wcetfield
Black River Bank.
Champlain Bank.
Commercial Bank Of
Allegheny County.
Com. Blk ofLockport.
Cortland Co. Bank. .
Cuyler's Bank.
Drovers' Bank Of Cat
taraugus County. :.
Exch. Blk Of Buffalo.
Excb. Blk Of Lookport
Farmers Blk Of Nina.
Franklin Blk Of Chau-
tauque County.
Franklin Co. Bank. .
Henry Keeps Bank.
Hungcrford's Bank. I.
Kirkland Bank :.
Kpickcrbooker Bank
Mcintyre Bank. -.
Merchants Bank of
Canandaigua.
Merchants Bank of
Chautauque Co. :.
Merchants Bank Of
Erie County.
Merch. g. Farm. Blk
of Putnam Co. -.
n. Y. Security Bank
n. Y. Stock Bank. :.
North Blk Of York
Northern Canal Blk.
Northern Exoh. Bk..
Palmyra Bank.
PrattlBank $50.
Prattsville Bank :.
Putnam County Blk.
Rochester Bank.
State Bank ut Sau-
gertics. ......
Suffolk County Bank
Unadilla Bank. .....
Walter joys Bank.
Warren County Blk.
Whites Bank. 49,.
White Plains Bank.
w. Sherman's Bk. go.
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assistance of Bookkeeper, Accountant, Shipping
Clerk The advertiser offers his services as being thoroughly
commercial duties having had much experience in the
Europe India the East and West India Islands
Address (postpad) to- D. L. o. NJ Of MesSrs L. Rouh
4 Son. go New street. N. Y,
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, THE GOTH INST
IL going from Brooklyn Ferry 18th street and sixth
Hair BRACELET with gold clasp marked with tho
Mrs. G. vULTEE, ia Chatham street, will be suitably
wardcd.
EOUND--A SUN or MONEY WHICH THE OWNER
can have by describing and paying charges. Address
o. Box 60 Post Office An interview will be given, if the
descriptions correct
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AMUSEm &c NTs =.

TSowvvs NJ. ~
hw;,ihni EA nh-MvN ia, bNENiNG MAY y,
70 neted, In FOUR rarts Shak spcare HEN Will
arhs' queen oil EnEAnd Mrs shaw uenry the Eighth.
ing Ing OF Ehgiand Mr. kyaer; cromwell MT mcfarland
Lady Deny Mrs. Cbert Anne Boieyn Miss NJ Taylor. To
conclude with the comedy OF PAST TEN O'CLOCK Dosey,
Mr. BASS; Sam Squb, Gilbert; Harry Punctual McFarand
Dantan wnans foung Snaps, Jordan Charles wildhre,
DUNN Nancy Miss NJ Taylor Mrs silence. Mrs Gilbert.
Dfes creis se Pit and Upper Boxes 2oc Doors open at
"A before o'clock cuvtain rises at = past Z -
1 ,i .hnus NATIONAL ThEAIhE', ChArhAM
streesswMonday evening May 2l VIII be acted the
ihe9y "a I'D MT " Ciarke 1ohn Dory
Psrdey Ephram Smooth, Mr. W: B. Chapman; SIM Mr.. 7.
u boo,hi Lazy Amarsnth Mrs WoodMsrd; Amelia Mrs o.
vvhaImah after winch, CROSSING THE az T. Wouter
von broom MT W. H. Chapman Wouyeman Won broom,
Mr. bo9,h remsna De Miss Miles 70 con
GUIDE win HIS FIRST PECCA DlLLO-Mr Jonadab Jnkn,
MECHANICS, uAIJ No Az9Rpo.nW,y RErwEEN
M Grand and Braoma - ree i 1pEN EVENING"
DURING THE WEEK ana eyarv nrht nnt; ,rtber notice
the original and we'll known On RfSTY'S MINSTREIS
organzed Sa2. the oldest ~ Tho orid
the first to harmopye negro meiadie and of the
pressns & style 81 Ethiopian whose
ax ;Janc ~ % vme pas. enree years - mus.
The Company consists Of tam nerormar ha
Of p Chrsvt nnors onsr a. saxan nronr, con,mannes
a. a;., ocnnS a'ou a. 90. Gu, Sone.it 5 ono
mencing 81 tbraa a'o,anI p WHY 9~'uu"S' VIVA
"1s - INV y OoA, : ~.
NHARY OUEEN OF sCOTs-Np TE,CrsTER II A
M buckingham will deliver his s lecture on the III and
Queen of
the Hotel commence
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a rtnNIsuIE ROOM IN a RESPECTABLE FAMILY,
within Lluck Of ruadws, with breakfast IL required.
nny J( had ~ oaoGsis Particulars tJ addressing
~ n t., q. tbis oH4co-
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&1OO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR SUCH IN
1OV formation will lead to the apprehension Of Eras
tus Comstock charged with forgery formerly shoe dealer
in Pearl street. Said Comstock is about Ave feet four v
inches high light complexion and light hair has fals
front TOOTH Information to be sent the office of the Chic
of Police
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MEDICAL.

THO FEMALE INvALIDS AND FAMILIES.-THE SUB
scrber being extending her practice and well
modesty of her orbddng that confidence
medical adviser prevents many from giving due at
tentiuu 10 their health, led this method of notifying
females aborng under weakness and general debility &c.,
that they may treated scientific principles by
qualified them justice Reference given to families Of
the highest respectabilty. 80 MRS ). WooDkUFF
Female Family Physician, IS Vest Broadway.
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THE GOLD Goa ST.

NOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW Or
lcans-The United States Mail Steamship Company viii
despatch Saturday May 18th the comm9dous and vel
reans and viii land or receive passengers at the bar a.
United states the Pacific from Panama
Nalif.rnia and Oregon.
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RROADWAY THEATRE-MR DYOrT REspECTrUI.

- that his Benefit will take place poxt FRI
Hay Evening on which occasion lin compliance with the
n many irienos he VIII appear In the character Of
ION for the first time in New York Clcmanthe by
Horn who las kin oily given her services her first appear
nncc in this Theatre Particulars of the
anees In future advertisements Tickets to be had Of by
or NO. ~ wooster street, near BrOome.
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VUNHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.-THI
exhibition of Paintings by artists Of the above school
viii be open every day sundays exceptes from 10 ococl
he Church of Divine Unity in Broadway between Spring
and Prince streets Admission Is cents Season tickets
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Al OTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
IN listing under the firm Of E. WTkYON co. 10 dis
solved limitation. All and demands due
the firm will collected the who alone
thoraed the firm name in liquidation The business
will continued heretofore by the undersigned Dated
New York. May l9, l89. Z. w. TRYON 2 Broadway cor
ner of Park Place
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mi EDIIhL AID-DUU 1871 T ,ho Pocket AscuIapius or
svcrv one his own physician. 1t is CONFIDENTIAL silent
fr;ed and enabling TO conduct ms
own case To successfuI termination Twentieth editisn
with one hundred engavngs showing private diseases and
tons of the system in shape and
form by William Young, d. The various forms of secret
impoency solitary habits Of youth faithfully described
and all recipes given in plain language The chapter on
structure is worthy particular attention. and should be read
by every Any person sending cents enclosed
i letter receive copy Of this book by mall or SIX
copies will dollar Address DR. VIM foUNG'
I52 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
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60 OOO WANTED, To ENLARGE A VERY PRO-
DOsOOV ftable business in successful operation.
Address box 4S2 post office, with real and place of
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

London markets trying to borrow money
and they circulate every STORY which is cal.
culated to affect their stock favufably.-
Some of our Wall street brokers' might i'm.
tnoftalize themselves by coming out here
and selling short a large amount Of Austrian
securities, as all their stock must GO to pie
before many months.
You may expect Kossuth, Benz and Dem
binski, and probably Mazzini, in New York
by the middle Of November.
I have seen the Hungarian ministers to
Constantinople, France, England and Italy.
and they are-Only awaiting the arrival Of
'Kossuth to 60 to America of course they
have not conferred with Kossuth o n the
subject, but they have no doubt Of his ac-
companyihg them. .,d.s.lsls
1fimmediate hostiiities should break on!
between Russia and Turkey, their plans
mayb be changed, and all hands ofthem make
their way back into Hungary to renew the
war. Yours, HuAM.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
From the NJ 7. Tribune.
INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.

Mr.. Rives at Parasitic Tribune and
Consul WnLh-Ronae to be .Annezed 10
FrGnse-Ci0nce for the Car to risit
Americd-KossuH, Benz and Densbinsks
coming. g.. .saI 'eo.
The following letter from an American
gentleman in Paris, contains some ~interes-
ting facts. The plan Of Louis Napoleon to
annex Rome is curious, but it is one which
suits the genius Of the ~adventurer Of Stras-
burgh and Boulogns. Our informant's
means Of knowledge are excellent:
Pans, Oct. 4, ls4S.
So far from the French Government OBJ
|iecting personally to MI. Rives, / know that
the President of the Republic prefers him
to any other person spoken of. Yet, if Mr..
ER. had not been presented before the late
news from Washington reached Paris, II is
very probable that M. De Tocqueville will
seize hold of Mr.. Rives' former diplomacy
las a pretext for not receiving him.
Twas in Livington & Wells reading room,
Paris, when your paper denouncing Mr..
Walsh arrived. The article was read aloud
to the delight and hearty response of room
full of Americans-but ofthe conduct of all
our diplomatists abroad that of our Minister
to Vienna, Mr.. Stile, is the most condemn
ed.
When Kossuth arrives all will be known,
and shalt be made public. The inexpiica-
bic conduct of Mr.. Stiles confounds me the
more from the fact of his being q radical
"Democrat" at home, and q gentleman Of
generous and amiabte temperament.
You will perceive that the R~ettogrades
in the French Chamber have not dared to
attack the Presidents letter to Col. Ney,
nor will they. The Pope will recede-if
not, there will be- q movement made, and
that very soon, the ultimate object ofwhfch|
will be to annex Rome to France. If the
Pope shall continue to be obstinate, Louis
Napoleon will contrive to have the popular
vote of Rome given asking for annexation.
The Hungarians, Poles, and those most,
conversant with Russian politics, believe
that Nicholas will not recede from his de-
on the Porte, and that a European
war Is inevitable, as It b now certain that
France and England viii sustain the Sultan
with their arms. Notwithstanding the opin~
ion of these gentlemen, I think it five to one
that Nicholas will crswfsh.
Ihepe be will fight. for If he does, IL will
not be eighteen months before We have him
in the United States.
Comorn has probably surrendered, But tie
Austrian accounts are not to be relied on,
as the government agents are now in the
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

An address against annexation has been
published in Montreal, with six hundred sig
natures. A few Of these are respectable
names; the rest unknown.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

Would the second marriage in such case be
legal and the ISSUE thereof be9legitimate ?
Gould the parties divorced by the Legisla-
|ture, sue for a divorce in Courts
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

No Importance was attached tothe Pons-
sin affair by the London papers.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

The President has postponed his visit e
New York, until next year.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

Suspension Bridge at Wheehng.-The
bridge over the OHIO has been completed.
On the goth inst. 1t was crossed by Mr.. FL
let, the builder, in buggy, in the presence
Of thousands Of people.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

According to the Cologne Gazette, the
aged mother Of Kossuth has been brought
into Pssth, a prisoner of warl
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
sENruN,s PROGRESS.

The pilgrimage Of Col. Benton, from St. Loui
north, into this region, has literally been a serie
Iuf defeats.
At 81. Charles he was met by a deputation o
Ieitizens, who requested that he would give tim,
and opportunity for reply. He fatty refused
They then declined to hear Rim, " permit hin
the use Of ther courthouse. He then address
ed q small audience in a school-house afte
which the citizens met in the courthouse ant
passed resolutions against him.
At Bowling Green, in Pike county, he wa!
first heard, andthen condemned In spirited reso
buttons.
At New London, Rails county, he met will
mo success, and after insulting Senator Priest
came of with a flea in his carr
At Hannibal he was still more unfortunate
First he was f1ayed alive in a speech by Mr.
Green. and then denounced in public resolutions
At Palmyra It was much the same, only a lii
tile more SO. He couldn't muster a corporal:
guard to sustain him.
AT Monticello, Lewis county, and at Alexan.
|dria, Clark county, he was again met and over.
come by the gallant Green, resolutions against
him being passed at both places.
SHOW art the mighty %fallen,' indeed. Poor
Bentoni He is politically dead--deader than
he says the Wilmot Proviso is, aye, deader tAan
that "dead dog on the prairie " he speaks of
--IHannlbal Courier.
The Courier, twill be seen, has made
one omission in "Benton's progress from
st, Charles to the Des Moines. Lincoln
county, that same Lincoln where Troy
stands, in which Benton made a speech to
some two or three hundred persons, and elic-
tied nOta cheer or demonstration Of oppro-
but where the signs of %disapproba-
ton were numerous and unmistable. This
is the tame Lincoln that Benton counted as
one of the only two counties in the State he
would lose.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

A waf with Russia, says the Liverpool
Chronicle, would be a very popular war in
England. The people are outraged at the
brutal conduct of the despot of the north,
towards the PROSTATE insurgents Of Hun
gary.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

The FEELING IN TuRKEs.--Tbe Sultan,
in refusing to give up the Hungarian refu-
gees to the Gear of Russia, was supported
by the Ministers, by the unanimous voice
of the nation, and by the religious chiefs,
who said that ''to give up these poof refu:
gees would be the violation Of one Of the
FIRST principles of the Mussulman religion,
which ordains that the followers of Mahom-
ct shall give hospitality and protection to ell
who are in misfortune, without distinction
of creed or country"
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

The strangers fever at Charleston, S. c.,
is very fatal. Last week t~wenty-one per-
sons died of the disease.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

A letter from San Francisco says:-"At
|present--as the common saying here is
there are but two things really in demand,
viz: women and lumber, The former being
exceedingly rare, and the latter bringing
from $3.50 to 400 per thousand feet"
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

Bronze and deep blue are now fashiona.
bic colors for ladies. rs. .
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

YANKEES Hill had an insurance of $4,000
on his life, which goes to his wife.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

, All the. Ceral crops in Irslsnd have beer
god; but The rot he's made sadhayoe among
lP"o".NVe00t i IL .,nnliaa1q II .aatda