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Hair Dye.-Batcheior's Genuine Liant,

Hair D. only be procured at the
street The public should guard against limitations See
various Diplomas. Persons whose hair has
Bad color from The Of the imitation dyes have
ssrrseted ~ ohllins % above. Cory ths sddress.
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VIM. IT. Pre..cts.-A Magnificent Dssuer-

rtotype portrait q the historian taken Tor the GALLERY
lss rous Americana, just rrgvious to his parture for
Lurore ~ az brsds Daguerrean Gallery ZJ5 and
ia Broadway. corner 81 Fulton street
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street. has distauced all ccnpctticp. with bis
goods bis econoeal arrangements aad cash terms enable
him 90 choose hi. market. JfutmCn 81 uomv
taste will End in VISITING HE store, southng 90 their a.
vantsge.
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no the LndIts-Mortg.gee,s nnle or sfock

Of Dry Goods NJ great bargains The balance Of
Gessrs Ceorge Stewart Co.. SD broadway OF White
street will be closed 81 without delay b. order
At much css than the goods aud
viii do well TO avail themselves Of the great bargains
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Police Intelligence.

Selling Impure Meat-0ficer Crosett arrested yester-
day morning butcher by the name OF Matth Tor
pey who keeps his shop in Centre street near Pearl
on charge preferred before Justice Osborn by Maria
T. Austin, who that he sold her diseased liver
called by the butchers Sagery for good aud whole
some meat The fact of butcher selling impure meat
IL n misdemesnor. and punishable by fine aud mpri
sonment The accused held to bail by the magis-
trate, to answer the charge.
.9rrest Of City Plst.-Ofcer Cummings yesterday
arresteda notorious fellow calling himself Patrick Con-
nelly, on charge of defraudng a countryman by the
name Of Martin Dunbar out Of $40 1t seems that the
country belongs to the town of Harrington Itch
field county, Connecticut, and arrived his way
thither, in this city, from Philadelphia in the
steamboat John Potter. But before leaving the
boat, this land shark, or more commonly known
as city pilot took the verdant Dunbar ia tow,
by stating that he was officer appointed by the
city to show strangers the sights and big guns about
town. Well the poor greenhorn went behind him aud
placed himself under his kind attention; and. after
walking the creduous countr man about until he
nearly tired out pointing out different big buildings
he charged him SIS for his services; at this demand
the countryman opened his eyes, but the swindling
rascal insisted en- his demand, he would stop his
luggage finally the poor fellow promised for $40,
and gave the fellow two IS gold pieces and then showed
him up to the New Haven Railroad depot when the
officer. catching glimpse OF the rogue suspected some
trick had been played took him into custody; and
sooner this done than he rendered the officer the
$40 to let him 60 This the officer of refused
and brought him forthwith before Justice Osborn who
committed this city pilot TO prison for trial an the
money restored to the hard working although
dant countryman.
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Ugly -attirg Boot Shoe. they caa set
haudsone ane vc lns one for the price essi
Go ~ bfo"sss No 40 Fulton street 10 fashsn
sle duIs c aud cheap Boots. Shoes, Caters &c. ns
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Hair whisker the It Is applied without injury
- the hair tkin be wsshei with ut
disturbing the color and has bad odor Ii is spoiled or
tols AtPHAL0NS ig Broadway; aud by ravceit SOUTH
East corner of lhestnat and fifth street Fhadelpki
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Court Calendar-Thas Day.

SurERIsR CssRr.-The Judge will sit to hear motions
a. II o'clock
cesHss Plrs-Psrt lst-No $50 will be tried before
the court without a jury. Part 2t-No calendar.
CiRcvr CoURT Nos 15l 733. 1853, 754, T55 Reserved
Caukes-4ol, 42s 6l9 1856, ia S5S.
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the direct beams being
tins Genin would invite the atent IN OF the pn bc
to his large stock Of Umbrellas the lstest
make, and the most besu tiful material.
GENlN, 2i4 Broadway. opposite st. Paula
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MEDICAL CARD-WATER CURE.
g. SchiefeTdecker, NJ. D., Hydraulic Insti-
tuition, Willow Grove. oface in Philadelphia, is South
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N tummer cohaf Al co1rl AND fss linen alpsoa lucens
cloths zephyr clnth naukn-n With variety u other goods
ClcaI S1lull siorn. cnrn.r nl Mann and n.nhman.
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and the gold watches valued including the money at
s2Seo to the police clerk the proper person to de-
The Court stated that the assignment Of McGary,
and under the direction Of the court Mr. Smith
compelled TO deliver the property to air Damerest.
On this instruction from the Court, Mr. Damerest
lett the court and soon after returned, when
Mr. Phillips counsel for the prisoner, stated to the
court that MIR. Damerest on going to the dwelling
house Of ofhcsr A NJ c. Smith he met Marcus Cicero
Stanley the stoop who informed him that the pro-
perty would not be delivered up as It was attached for
The Court then made an order citing Mr.. Smith to
appear at o'clock that day before the court to show
cause Why be detained the property
This process was placed in the hands OF one of the
officers of the court, who searched In every drec-
and reported his inability to do TO the court How
ever. during the afternoon Mr.. Damerest served
forhe above property made by Marcus Cicero Stanley
on the payment of the $1,000 reward
On McGary's case being disposed of by the court,
Mr. Mckeon, the District Attorney, rose and stated,
that the sentence of Ashley, short time since ne
expressed a wish to have him removed forthwith to
the State prison and that 1T future day he would
explain his reason for doing Now, he stated AS
Notary had been sentenced he would say the court
that he had received letters iro the
Governor in which it stated that If this prisoner
(McGsry) was not discharged from the com plant
standing against him. that great disaster would beial
the city, public and private buildings would be burued.
&c. &c: Mr. Mckeon did not read the letter, but
merely ntimsted the contents and that those letters
were concocted and written by men in the city
prison who were capable Of any crime: and that by
moving Ashley from the Tombs he had broken one Of
tie lnks OF the chain. shall now said Mr. McKeon,
return those letters back to the Governor
The Ccse Of Ldphan Mr.. A. A. Phillips cousel for
Lapham. on whose trial on Thursday the jury could
not agree. moved to have him admitted to bail his
own r.cognizance as number Of the jury had stated
that they did not believe the witness (ugrrnn) who
IL seems was in possession Of all the counterfeit
ney and yet be (Hugernin) was admitted a States
evidence to convict Lspham, in whose possession
counterfeit money was found
Dir. hcKeon rose, apparently with much earnest
ness, and stated that for his part he at loss
know how Hugernin admitted as a witness; but
am informed that other correboratve evidence be
produced on the next trial and II ii is not brought
forward shall have the prisoner discharged.
The Court set down the next trial for the first Wed
nesdsY in the July term.
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stories often tola but have been informed
doubted sources that Captain Smith. of the Buffalo has
brought to the city 1900 Sea Bass and Porges during
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Tur RocursuR KsockNes AeAN - Lreur
CoMae Cur.-The editor Of the Ccpimuctai Id
rutissr, who was appointed one Of committee Of
the press 10 examine snd report on the Rochester
lnocirpgs closes his account as foows;-
wow do not wsh to interfere with any ones mode
81 gsttipg livelihood. But having been invited in
our public capacity 20 investigate this matter sup
poe We must In the same capacity give our opinion
upon What We heard Snt saw. holder and more con-
hmpuble humbug that bad the least association with
respectable parties. We have never known.
This Is the only opinion which an honest mind
can entertain These impoetors, and all their abst-
tors, ought TO be arrested, and indicted for obtain
ing money by false pretepces. Will not some one
dpped out Of HE money make complaint
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Clark, Tailor, IIO William Street.-

price black cloth Dress Froek Coat SIG The yer.
best 500 other garments in proportion Ny ready mad
stock Of the usual variety Materials and
for selected with my usual taste Engsi
merino Coats made 10 order, 81. Established 1874.
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VIII about leaving the city inquire rs it possible
get some pure brandy old port wine to take with them
into the county for medicinal purposes 1t is possible IL
you TO SO where they il unsdulteraed Price
dollar per bottle. BOLBROOk g. Co, 2I4 broadway.
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Boxes and Br DIAL WATERS of the syles
lie had Everdells 800 Broadway, Duane
street. MI kverde has branch store at No Wall street.
for the accommodation Of his down-ow customers where
all te above articles can be had Of the finest quality
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06

YANKEE ENTERpRIsE.-Wea are great
people, that is fact; and the Yankees are
no small portion Of the nation, as the follow
ing account of Massachusetts Legislator,
which we copy from the Boston Bee, will
prove: -
"Mr. Sawyer, member of the Massachu-
sets Legislature from Berlin, is the stage
driver from that town to Acton; He leaves
Berlin everv morning with his stage, and
reaches Acton in season for the first train
Of cars for Fitchburg which arrives in thi.
city at 6 o'clock. giving him two hours
to deliver his packages, (for be it known
he runs an express in connection with hi!
stage At eleven he is always in his seat
ready to attend to the affairs of State 81
far as Berlin is concerned. .."a''.t'l~
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06

substitute in it's place the odious Wilmot Provisc
in the Oregon Territorial law. .:-.~ -.
He has endeavored to embody in said law a
provision granting to free negroes The right ia
cote. r .,.-a r.'' ..-r'..g
lature to the Wing party of this State.
He has charged the members Of the late Leg
islature with being either ."knaves or fonls."
He has charged all the good citizens of this
State who daresto censure his public conduct, as
being disunionists, conspirators and nulIi6ers.
He has written most impudent letter denounc-
ing all those who honestly csnsure his course as
beilg more loathsome than the putrid carcasses
OF The sir thousand persons pho died last gear IN
81. Louis Of The cholera. ....
In every stage of these abuses Of official sta
tion, We have demonstrated in the most respect
full terms. Our repeated remonstrances lave
been answered only BY repeated insults.
A Senator, whose character is thus marked
by every act which may define tyrant and an
enemy of true Denaoerdcy is unfit to be the ruler
of free and Democratic people. es...i .-
Nor'haye we been wanting in attentions to onr
Free Soil friends. We have ,rarned them from
time to time Of attempts, by their leader, 10 ex-
tend an understandable dictation over US. We
have reminded them of the blessings Of united
and sound Democracy. We have appealed 10
their native justice and magnanimity, and we
have conjured them, by the ties Of our common
struggle, in by-gone days, to disavow his inso-
lence and opostacy, which would inevitably inter-
rupt our connections and correspondence.
We have appealed to their sense Of common
danger 10 our principles, and we have invoked
them to impose no ne,u and odioW TESTS, having
reference alone 10 the man-rorship Of one man
They, too have been deaf TO the voice of JUS
lice, truth, Democracy and consanguinity. We
must, therefore, acquiesce in the necessity which
denounces our separation, and hold them, as we
hold the rest of mankind, enemies in politics, in
social life, friends. a
We, therefore, the Democracy Of Missouri, in
mass meetings to be assembled, and around our
own Gresides, appealing TO the Supreme Judge
of the world for the rectitude Of our intentions
do, in the name and by the authority Of the good
people Of this commonwealth, solemnly publish
and declare that the people of Missouri are, and
of right onght to be, free and Independent Of am
one man on this earth; that they are absolved
from all allegiance 10 Thomas H. Benton, and
that all political connection between them and
the said Thomas H. Benton is, and ought TO be
totally dissolved And, for the support of thi.
declaration, with firm reliance on the protec
tion Of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge
to each other our lives, our fortunes, and oul
sacred honor. ... ........ .... ...
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06

A SMART WoMAs.-The Grove Hill,
{ Ala Recorder states that, in the county
Of Chocktaw, new one created at the re-
cent session of the Alabama Legislature, q
woman was charged with numbering her
husband, and employed a legal gentleman,
whose name tits not necessary to mention.
to defend her, promising him two. negroes
as his fee. He undertook her defence, and
contraryto the expectations ofall, she wa.
acquitted. He called upon her for the two
negroes; when she gravely informed him
that the negroes belonged 10 her daughter.
Not relishIng the idea Of being cheated
out ofthe negroes, ne instituted sui. against
her for perjury, which she defended, and
mulced him for the cost! In a short time
she gave birth to an illigitimste child,
made oath that he was the father, and COM
PEELED him to enter into bonds for its supper,
and maintenance, according to the statute
insuch cases made and provided. asr1s
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06

Effects Of Bentonism.---We learn thai
the Rev. MIR. Penny, Methodist Minister
Of this county lost, a negro man who ran
away from him lately. aiming for Canada,
On examining his trunk at the home Of hi:
wife one of Col. Benton's Jefferson City
speeches were fouhd in it. he negro could
read. This is the fruits Of Col. Benton
sedi.ious harrangues. InLewis county last
fall forty slaves started off in a gang short
ly after he visited there; and since he was
here he is the constant theme Of the slaves,
who seem to know perfectly, well what is
going on. He could be indicted in every
county where he made speeches last sum
mer and fall for sedition against the State.
-GSouthern Democrat. =, "'a '''H ..- ,.si
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06

AN EXTRAORDINARY INvrnrioN.--Dr. Al
exandre, from Paris. the inventor of the
artificial leech, has lately brought out an.
otllerinvention, asub-mariue boat; in which
a company ofpersons can 60 down to the
bottom, have communication with the
ground. performing any sort Of digging OF
otherwise, and return to the surface al
will. This is the very thing for finding
the gold at the bottom of the streams in
California. ,s -'....s
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06
T H E UNION.

Whowould sever freedoms shrine?
Who would draw the invidious line?
Though by birth one spot be mine,
"a Dear is all the rest. ..s
; Dear to me the South's fair land, :
3. Dear the central mountain hand, e..
: Dear New England's rocky strand,
81 . Dear the prairied West. ,i: '3..a
By our affairs pure and free,, - .'-t
BY our laws deep-rooted tree,
e" By the past's dread memory, "
~"% BY Gus Washington
81 By our common kindred tongue,
n By cur hopes bright, buOyant, young,
By the tie Of country strong, "a sar,. %
Gee We will still be one. 4ti ir h,.
- Fsaksrs4 ibave ye bled in vaina ,a.,'
,aAges, must ye drOop again9 #.'..' -.
l.. Maker, shall we rashly stain " '-. ~
-daD Blessings sent BY TheeP r.:
. No: receive our solemn vow, ;. 49,
While before thy throne we bow, -.
20 Ever to maintain, q. now, =. ''' st,
- "Union-Liberty!"
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06

FThirty thousand landlords own Eng.
land, eight thousand own Scotland, SIX
thousand own all Ireland, leaving more
than twenty-five millions inhabitants ofthose
countries without foot of Gods creation.
ENo man who improves his leisure hours
in useful reading and study, can fail of be.
coming distinguished in his profession, while
he who spends his time in idleness or self-in-
diligence, is sure to occupy an inferior po-
sition in life. $500
IL An old philosopher very justly obser-
yes that .he proof Of gold is FIRE; the proof
Of woman, gold; the proof Of man, NO.
man. Antony was one Of the bravest sons
that Rome ever gave birth to, and yet
Cleopatra subdued him with glance. 81
II Good counsel is cast away upon the
arrogant, the self conceited, or the stupid,
who are either too proud to take it, or, too
heavy to understand it.
IfMr. Calhoun original work on the
Constitution, upon which he had been
some years engaged, was completed in
December last ag 4fisn'uo a..' n e.d1S
= If 1rhere are three lcompanions with
whom man should always keep on good
serms-his wife, his stomach and his con-
science.
T II ali girls thst think themselves psefh,
really 1srs so3andaii young gnen that think
themselves smart, there would be D., great
many pretty and wise. people in this world
of oars.
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06
Dow. Ir.. deacribas Life al tKeniz in IL

OOWs tEsS uebEIlneS UI6 at-kN1ot4 so-t40
following unique msnhsrs3 T3Iq Ia
"Friends, at twenty We are al N patHid<
Iges. There's, no such thing. ss tanning nss
we ride that fierce, fefy and head strong
animal, passing over fsnpssj ditthssJ haa-
|gss, on to the dexil-lsSp the kse barred
gate Of reason without touching g4hsacurb
Of discretion, or pulling harder than tit.
mouse upon the strong reign Of judgment.
And at twenty you are perfect locomotives,
going at the rate Of sixty miles an hour,
your heart the boiler, love the steam which
you sometimes blow of in sighs, and heps,
fear, anxiety and Jealousy, are The tssin
that you drag. At this season Of life yoI
are filled with exhilarating gas Of rohsneeJ
everything looks romantic BY Spells-eEsni
a jackass philosophising over > barrel Of
vinegar. You (both boys and girls now,
read novels till your gizzafds have soften.
ed into sentimental Jelly, and settled into 4
pit of your stomach. Oh! l know how you
feel!- you feel IS though yoif would iiKe'to
soar from star to start kick little pianett
aside; take blazing comets by their biszfHgu
hair, and pnshy them INTO their right e6ur.l
SeSS Sh uPVu viz lrSnSSt Per8ot . tbuAHSt
cloud and tangle the red lightning between
your thumb and finger as q watch, chain,
and then. dive into the golden sunset aud
sport with the celestial syrens, speed on,
pull the nose of a man in the moon, ran-! %
sack creation, knock isd few panes ont of
heaven, and then futter down gently as d
breeze, and find the darling object Of your
love mending stockings! That's how youo
feel. -
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06
THE NATIONAL MONUMENT

This noble tribute Of nations gratitude 10
the immortal Father Of his Country has called
forth from the States many beautiful expressions
Of veneration for the man and hearty and patri-
otic devotion to the great and glorious Union
which the sword and the wisdom of Washington
contributed much to found and perpetuste. Near
ly all have contributed blocks of granite or mar
BE 10 The column which is rising up in this city,
like an emanation of glory from the earth, to re-
mind us Of the virtues and greatness Of Wash
ington, and not to perpetaate his memory, for
that is immortal. But Michigan, one Of the
youngest, most thriving, and patriotic Of all the
States, comes forward with new, unique, and
equally durable and beautiful gift. She presents
a block Of native copper. The Detroit Free
Press thus notices the circumstance:-[W Wash
ington Union. "f
CoErRIBUrIoN OF MIcHIGAN To THE WASH
IHGroN NATIONAL MoSuMENr.-The legislature
at its last session made an appropriation for the
purpose Of procuring block of native copper,
to be quarried out Of the mines on Lake Supe-
rior, and sent as an appropriate offer to the
Washington National Monument. There will
probably be no offering more singular and beau
tiful than this contribution by any State in the
Union. The offering will consist Of block of
native copper three feet long, by one and Aalf
feet wide. and two feet deep, polished, and bear
ing this inscription:
~ From
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06

,Resc0rE for Siir John Franklin The
Queen Of England has authorized publ
s'ePn 81 of the following liberal rewards fol
$l00,O00 TO whom will fefectually relieve
The crews Of the ships;' '$5o, 900 for reliev-
ing, or for such information as may lead to
wsiekef f any Of the crew; snd $50, 900
tcAgoheiwho shall first succeed In ascef-
taim thsis fateytrsq ! .gwsH3 E''2j'is
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06
From
MICHIGAN,
"An emblem OF her trust in the Union"

THE CAMEL OVERLAND LISE.-Some fifteen
or twenty camels recently arrived at Baltimore,
which are intended for an overland caravan
which is to leave Independence for San Fran.
cisco every month, commencing next june -
Sands & Hoves, the circus proprietors, it is said
are at this head Of the enterprise, and fify-three
camels are on their way to this country. This
will be novel mode Of travelling in this coun-
try. ...-, 49,.
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06

aAhhst Lawyencs mistaken the man.
81 Us q; hort cddogan, opposits the Green
.asS 10, ,tniasn, st Q rent of GIG, 600 per
0nam-bsing 81 900 more than bis salary.
The House Of Representatives Of
-, tpsk kegisatuFeiiss passed, BY a
49, sitoiS Ale hiiisscafing toa svesy
tIsidst . Homestead Exemptipp, of
value Of $1,000.
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06

SENATOR CAss ON THE UNIoN.-<'Let
hin, who will, calculate the value Of this
Union, if he can. l spurn the useless
effort. Its svalue is in the past, in the pres
ent, and in the future; in its promises, its
performances, and its hopes; in all it has
done, aud is doing, and destined yet. I trust
TO do. Its value is in the hear. of every
true American"
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06
Agents for the Banner.

90; .ABents I0r tne BanneEs r....
s. F. Murray, Bowling Green.
John L., Tribble, Spencerburg. .~,
q DR.. John G. Welborn. Frankfort.
Dr.. Nathan Vannoy, Vannoy's Mill.
os R.. H. Johnson, Ashley. 80.
,G. Minor, Pfaitieville. ..'. D.,
2'd m: Thomas, Psynesville.. 81! -
t.&.Rs D. CltfcrIb and . cIo.,,,;,i, a. go
Is Col. Wm. Nalley, NiafAs'iie' q Z.
y Col. Jas. II. Britton, Troy.
Ia Tgliy r. Cornick and } Cap.au.Grav
+, John w. Mckee, oA
DR.; WIN; r A; A Nioklin New Hope.
DR., w. B. Adams, Danville. ,......
! Col. William Priest, New London.
"A, W. Lamb, Hannibal. 80.
IL Col Benjamin Davies. Palmyra.
Democratic banner., 1850-05-06

A CAPIrAL RAT SroRY.-Rev. William
Cotton, in his agreeable and Christian like.
diary of voyage to California IN 4 man:
of.war, entitled 'tDeck & Port, I'D which
by the way, much is mildly and convincal
ingly, said asainst the spirit-ration and aog-s
gins in the navy,) relates the ,follOwiagr
capital rat story: .rs. alt ,;7.55 sas,e sr.,5i,
81 have always felt some regard for .
rat since my cruise in the Constellation.-
We ware fitting for sea at Norfolk, and TAX.
ing in water and provisiens;l plank 1aS
resting on the sill Of one Of the ports which
communicated with the whsrf On wright
moonlight evening, ve discovered two jrats;
On the plank coming into the ship. The foFs-p!
most was leading the other by a straw,
one end Of which each held in his mouth,
We managed to capture them both, and
found, to our surprises the one led By tho
other was stone blind, His faithful friend,
was trying 10 get him on board, whore hsi
would have comfortable quarters during !
three years cruise. We felt no Disposition
to kill either, and landsd1 them 6nf The
wharf. How many there are IN this world
to whom the fidelity Of that rat Tssdethaax
lesson!'''' ,t.,) .-a,7st isrsti 60 11su