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cloths, Cassimeres and yestings.

Black French ,wiled Cloth, plain do. Blue,
green, brown, dfab, mulberry. cassimers. black
Doe, Skin, plain do Fancy mixed grey; brown,
due, yellow, green, tweed, jeans, brown and
white drilil 9, yestings, black figured and plain.
Satin, Brown do. Buif and White Mlrseiles;
Cashmere do. All Of which will be sold b. the
ward or piece low, or made up TO order in the
most fashionable Styles, and a good II, geasan-
iced in all cases.
JOHN JORDAN.
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n.N w GOODS
AND
GREAT BARGAINS!

"a q q IA 4 . "A q U a : Az y
WE have Just received direct from New YORK a
choice assortment Of Ladies' Dress and Fancy
Articles, such as Delaines, Black eros de Rhine
@ilk, p Mantillas, Changeable dress SILK, Black.
Blue, PINK, and White Bonnet Satins, Ladies and
Misses Ronnets; New Style Of Lining Ton do. do
Bonnet Ribbands and Tabs do. do. do. Dress
and Manila Trimmings, Ladies' Dress Buttons
in great variety Parasos all prices, Belts, Slides
Silk and Linen Floss, Worried Collars, Blonde
Edging's. Tarlton's, Steel Beads, Bag and Purse
Clasps, Worsted Patterns, shell and Tuck Combs
Florence SILKS, fall colorsl Linen and Lisle Egg
ing's--togelher with a variety Of other articles,
all oil which will be closed ou' al pleasing prices.
McMANi'S " SAEPPERD.
Davenport, April 10th, 1851.
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q 81

SPIRITS patent Lightning Rod, for which bel
IS sole Agent, and vii pay particular attention
to putting upiD the most approved style.
Orders from the country punctualy attended
10. fHoS. v BLAKEMORE, Jr.
Sign Of Tile biz Coffee PIT, Main 81. near Sec
ond, Davenport, love.
\. B. Cash paid for old Copper, Brass, Lead
and Ialnw. [lnne 90, 1851.
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SCOTT NURSERY.
THAN nhyrrTrGpr

&s4s.Al A%-Le~ y 1919 1-sS
THIS Nursery has been established over ten wears
aud has attained high reputato on for accuracy Of
the varieties cultivated. and for the health vigor nd
adaptation OF trees to northern latitude. The
Nursery now contains stock OF $50 600 trees thirty
thousand OF which are OF size and age suitable for
setting the coming spring.
The stock comprises over two hundred varieties oil
the checeE' kinds of Apples Pears Plums, Peaches,
Cherries, Grapes, Go0seberries, Cnrra ns, ETC. Also
very extensive assortment Of Shrnbbery, Flowers
Plants, Dahias, Peonies, Tulips, etc., al Unusually
los prices.
Orders promptly attended to, and plants carefully
packed and forwarded as directed. Orders respect
fully solicited. II. S. FINLEY.
February l3th. 1851. e3.tf
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NEW BOOKS!

A COLLECTION of Miscellaneous Books.
Il among them some very desirable works.
lIso Stationery, may be found on sale unusually
ow at the store OF A. SANDERS,
Post Office Building.
Davenport, June 10Th.
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In chhseIut nee OF tue increased demand we
arc no" puttlngup 25 ceut, 50 cent and 81 bot
ties. The so cent bottles contain tlIree times
as much as the % cent size. and the 81 bottles
ourIincs as much as the so cent size-so that
money viii be saved in buying the large bot
Principal Depot at A. G. RRAGG'S Drug
ore, etrner OF Third and Market streets, ST.
Louis, NJ.
Druggists and country merchants supplied on
itbfial terms. May LIST, 1851 34-ly.
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VOICES OF HISlORY.-A lecture deliver
Y ed before the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton Of ST. Louis, By Professor Posi-. Price 70
sls for sale bv II. A. PORTER.
Rick Island, March 27,h, 1851:
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Deeds and Mortgages

DRlNTED according to the lates, form and
l. on substantial paper selected for the pur-
pose, fer sale at this office.
Gazette Office, Nov. 7th, 1850.
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CAUTION EXrRA,,

~ Nv TATNA..
Many wIlitry TO induce YOU 10 buy the nerve
ana bone eminent, or some other equa ly worth.
less trash, hy saying II is Just az good the Mus.
tang L'Hlincni. hut do not he deceived! Ask
i"r this t.inment, and buy none other, and YOU
vii not b. disappointed. The name is blown
Oh the h3,iic
pnICES NE TIE IINfMENT
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tween the Eighth and Ninth svssues ana near 18th
street. EH9ine companies No Il " nanhsttsny ie
and 70 and 35 Of Harlem, were quickly the ground
The fre VAS soon got under BY Engine Co. No ~ Of Man
hattanviie, and No ~ VI Hsricm-damage about SlO0
The Is supposed 10 have been the work Of an ncend
ary Ny the way. would il not b. good idea for the
the Legislature while they in New York visiting all
the curiosites. to take ride out TO Harlem and
anime the alarm bell the station house there which
is supposed, they could hear when struck provided
they within fifty yards Of 1t Probably upon their
Recommendation, tho Committee on the Fire Depart
mcnt might be induced to furnish the hremen Of the
Twelfth ward with bell that would the purposes
for which the present bell intended. 1t Is high
time that tower and suitable bell should be placed
Harlem for IL pleasant thing for remcn to be
paying hnes continually tor not hearing the bell
alarm Of fire ut night
sv,csoE TAXING LaroANuh.--In noticing the other
day the death VI young girl by the name OF Elizabeth
Perry at No II Mangn street. had been mis-
led difficulty had occurred in the family, alluded
to- and that her death caused by disease Of the
heart, and not by laudanum
BsKIIsE RsnRsoN's STAGE LISr-0n Saturday eve
ming Messrs Berthe and Ryeron feeling that the odds
were altogether too much against them in reference to
the city ordnance in running their stages in opposition
10 the revocation Of their license made by the Mayor
concluded TO Withdraw their stages from the route
at least for the present.
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MoSp,y. March 2I-6rM
The stock market slightly rallied this morning; but
there no health strength in IT, The bulls made
dosTerat, push to-day and mas keep prices somewhere In
the ncightofhood ~ present points until the next
settling dsy among the banks round when *.
pet to scc very heavy market Thur.day Last wa
lighter day IN Wall street than has been known for many
montls and the probability T. that next Thursday will
hiring round greater pinch Money daily incr,a ing
in demand. without corresponding increase Ia tho up
Ply IL almost impossible to bypolhccatc fancy stocks
and very bigh rates paid such loans Large ots
olscust,c securities held in tho streets aud there
outside purchasers in the market This state IL
things j. Nv calculated To enhance the market
value II stocks and look for duncss aud depression
Ia prices for several weeks There are plenty II sellers
81 stocks. hut very few buyers Tho bears only take In
their contracts at ful maturity and evidently icc con.
ndcnt thsr, i y,t vide margin for depreciation We
do net .nirly with the in that view but believe
that tho market will continue for sometime inactive aud
prices oppressed without much actual decline The pro
liability Il casicr money market sixty days hence
will inducc many to carry their stocks long pos-
We. With the hope Il ultimately oxricating themselves
from the dfculic. the recent heavy fall In prices has
surrounded them With. Al the first beard to-day Hud-
son River Bonds declined 4. per cent Hudson Railroad
=. canton Company advanced I. per cent Farmers
Loan. = Morris Canal. \. Eric Railroad a Harlem,
= Norwich and Worcester "a Reading Railroad. q
There vas considerable activity In Morris The argu-
msnt relative Ia tho injunction on Tuesday At
Newark Reading Railroad improved to-day u Is sup
po,d 10 ccsequsnce of several a the shorts coming In
and purchasing largely TO deliver There were large
salcs ~ Harlem and prices up from tho opening
The receipts az tho ONCE ~ the Assistant Treasurer q
this port. to-day. amounted 10 sl04202 g. payments
s53cs3 @-tslancc. s355oS5j Is
The Harrisburg. Portsmouth,, Hountjoy and Lancos-
ter Railroad Company have declared a semannual divi.
dend ~ Three and a half per cent.
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal Is In navgablc order
along the ,n,rc line The coal business has commenced
With great activity.
The bin guaranteeing the bonds Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal company rejected last week, by the
Virginia House II Delegates.
The aggregate value q the exports from Baltimore 10
foreign rorts. during the week ending rsrsday was
sso.c53 n The principal exports were breadstuds
l222 tels having been sbiIped to foreign ports-tbe
syest portion 10 DrsxA
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Aprv BEy.-This distinguished envoy OF the
sublimes Porte has recently returned from hi. tour
through the United states. to thi. city where he
will comIs.te his patient examination Of the great
public wora5S in and about the metropolis. During
his viss 10 , various cities of the Union, hc hss
been received It'll the most marked consideration;
md Mr.. Rrown- yhc intelligent dTag0nan, now on
leave a. absence frt Con.antinorle has exhibited
excellent Judgment 10 directing the tour Of Amin
Bey 10 the mos, mpor, tant localities. The sultan,
Abdul boschd has Ind most worthy repre.cn-
port .hich he will make on the position and pro-
grcss Of the United States, W u bea very Intelligent
ard important document. We. shall take occasion,
in o day or two, 20 give some "a riculars With re-
-yeet to tho prorofd future msven 'nts q Ihs d.
smgui,hcd stronger md biz eowpanios'.
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Curious PoLlTIcAL PRoBLEM-FvE DOLLARS
REwARp.-Since the election of Hamilton Fish to
the Senate Of the United States, and the firing of
the hundred guns at the Battery by the free soil
interest, in glorifeation of that great event. but
more particularly since the endorsement Of Mr..
Fish by the Washington organs, the question has
arisen whether the administration has gone over to
Seward, or Seward to the administration The
opinion prevails since the enthusiastic reception Of
Mr.. Seward at the Aston House dinner, that the
administration, including the President and cabinet,
and all their luggage, have gone over and surren-
dcred to the champion Of "the higher law" willing
to take pot luck and be thankful. Hows it (which
is itl Five dollars reward will be given, on appli-
cation this Office, for any official and satisfactory
nfoi nation the subject Has Seward gone
over to the administration, has the admins
tration gone over to Seward! Five dollars reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

The steamships Asia, for Liverpool; and Ohio, for
ChGgrss; will leave this port tomorrow. The mails for
Europe will cose at l0a o'clock, A. NJ and those for
California at o'clock, r. II. The WrrkLy HERALD,
printed in French and English will be published at ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

late boodl,s uuel DC at WhItehursts Da5uer
Gallery 9 Broadway Of Leonard street where
elegant and accurate portraits of many of
stnguished authors and statesmen Whitehurss
pictures rkabe for their fidelity to nature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

hats Knox the No. rs Fulton street pos
attractive quality TO recommend them to men OF
made OF the hnest materials, ia
artistic workmanke manner and yet are sold at the
low Price VI "a each. Who would wear a shabby hat!
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With fifty cents per ton added to these rates It Is
dcrstood the coal viii y delivered from Rondout New
York city making the price ofanthracite in New York
city ~ ~ per ton. The company, however .docs not
bind itself to the prcc Sc offered for any definite pc
rod hut reserves ocf the right q advancing the price
or making any alteration il may deem proper until or
dor are rixNn and ACCENTED In uritirr
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attention Of travellers account Of their extreme
durability. and utility. while the absence Of all
cies render them convenient to all
v hose business or pleasure calls them from home.
SAUNDERS III aud 81 Broadway.
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sale Of the Italian Paintings by the old masters
Marble Statue Of Venus dc Medieis by the
CanoNa This is Of the finest collections
offered the public. TO be sold at the Society Library
Building of Broadway and Leonard street Tues
day to-day and Thursday next.
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HATS.

NJ John, HATIER-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
S te lease ~ bis former place ~ tu removed
y. We eoTn 81 Pine and Nasau streets where he will
sttd V rve h friends With Hats and Cape Tat shall In
aiFti tsf EQUAL ~ Production ~ bou-s 10 the trade.
81. JOHN, .ntT VI hoe end Nassau streets.
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superior Wig Toupce should call at Bachelors cce
lratsd Wig factory, No Wall They will find he
perfectly understands all their matter how
dct h falls 1T the head; in fact he knows his
business and makes business u it. Copy lis address, and
ftx. ina Fal1
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National Guard.-Dugucrrcoty of Col

Dryec, and al tic oeers Of The eight eomranles OF
National Amin Bey, the RVusse family Burton
Louis Napoleon Daguerre and others be ia
galleries Pirtures taken in every style daily
MEAD, BROTHERS, gf} Broadway,
Three doors above Aston House.
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tuy ytcd xane this choices selection of dress
combs the variety a. beyond all doubt the greatest u the
city comprising the most beautiful work in she'll aud
buffalo horn. Combs repaired and made 70 order:
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Ladies' The Spring time OF the year has

wish promenade, VIII ma
ler in Canal beautiful Cater Boots of all the
sixteen and eighteen shllngs the pair
First quality Slippers, Ties and Buskins at M and Ds Sc
quality styles at d. aud L. the pair with misses
Doots and Shoes Of all kinds and Re
member J. Il. MilLER'S, l3i Canal street.
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eud Hair Dye celebrated in London. Paris Boston,
Philadelphia, baltimore, Washington etc, only be
cured genuine at the mandatory all street New York
The public beware Of countcneits See my various
diplomas. IL is for sae wholesale and retail applied
Corl the address
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way splendid lot Of Louis Napoleon lace capcs from
~ being about half the usual pces-ao lace sleeves
81 lot Of thread lace collars (Honiton pat
tern) 10 cent? beautiful assortment OF Swiss fowncnss
yer cbtap
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Z = q f.
EXTRACT FROM THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF ruE
II Kingdom q the Two selss, dated the 9th 81 January
si-on the 18th 81 December last several tank notes
The years ISL and lS2 stolen from ferc
riptien kniehcn on he ton IN the IsS \ 40
humber o. ,hs rrinsirsl o.dss're irss. Easa tho
via PER cent Under the great r5ya seal al nav.rs
stand the SIGNATURES q the Royal Ia Coumcrsrs
sn s scS @ nrar Sa ss SS e
On the back ~ each 81 these the tables
go No s,c ie2l caass,rc No. iSo.a ls'ssi Setss
DO. do. ~ Sere No scs2. 10 ~ lVal4 a is fetal
s go a fts (. "e i'Hi p as e' ss S 20 ~
ns ~ No lg72l m12t Do. 40. do DO. No. Is1 a. ~
fiorins 1906 The public, .euarsre
herewith warned not 70 take hec pa eu but are
authorte whsn offered them for sale; aud - sa,.s
,s'rest al,o The Royal Bank 81 Amortization ~ Bavaria
krcs tAsse) at Munich, Cerusny.
NATioNAL BANK or IRELANp-pRArr, ror-
large q email amounts saiI bant asd u. tsaashs-
" Ireland and agents n Irgsna otissd ana Wales Tor
taieG e. y. HABicHr
for tie United states.
DARIs BANKERs-THT SUBSCRIBERS AGr~rsrov
Irtyise Paris will open credits upon them for parties i'm
porting pgods from France, Germany aud Switzerland Ai,o
icrm, Apply q G. T. msBicnTS CO.. y w.ii too
500, 70 - Is.S u 4. ,., sf rrs .sn;n
nertssge on productive rial estate 70 this ,ty Vi Nil hs
lSsnfS s s9T .,,,s 70 'q u e, ssp ,s, GsoAD
500, 900 TE TEX. f,, LIABILITIES LIN y4NTrp
Ten per cont Bonds bought. "' ht'' ana
--------- clio. \ stsTARr, Swan.,r,,t.
$500 WANTED FOR u MONTHS roP run UsC
WV o. which per cent, aud good ,.sWrysg All 10
riease address for three dsrs to n H. b. Groas
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neAtc style always conforming 10 the shape OF head a
tur,s - face aud general appearance OF all persons by H
the inimitabc Is Nassau Of Pine street where
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original article can obtained at the mandatory, H
ct Liberty street and 81 Broadway
liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers.
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John Reese,

John Reese, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cooley
will give prompt and faithful attention to the sale Of House
hola the residences Of families will receive
for sale his capacious S and3y Broadway
Of White street Cash advances all oonsignmens
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wLktrs, Tie momtnt Il Is applied, Without injury 60 the
hair skin 1t be washed without disturb
ing the eor and has bad odor IL Is applied sold at
Pbaons liz and IOupec mandatory, T Broadway IOr
sale in the city and country by druggists generally
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purchase ateh reasonable price, call j. Y savage
No " Fulton who has rt rate stock 70 select trom
Or if you durable Gold PEN buy an ESer-Ponted
kich. lieu, which il warranted perfect.
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in which yement has been RAPID
than hating The Genn Spring style for io speei-
point OF ghtness and cheapness
wLch the Yet attained is established be-
yond all ca, that with sueh broad sweep Of custom as
G.nn enjoys fabric which cannot be excelled can be
Afforded tor Four dollars.
GENIN, PA broadway, opposite St. fauls
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Elegant Wedding Cards, Splendid Bridal


Of tic latest fashionable
beautiful Silver Door Plates engraved in old English Ger
tcat antique, and writing styles, az ~ ERDLLLs W.
Of Duane street and No. all street.
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great mlro,c made Wings Toupces by eclc-
ratcd Ncdhurst Heard ~ y Maiden lane,
New York, and National Hotel Washington, ~ e. Persons
81 alls guod article should call examine for
thtmscNe Also, brnds ~ Long Hair, front Braids &C.
Cory the address, - Maiden lane
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Ihs ppunr emsdy Tor Dypepsia = seadily incrcasng IN
equation. ~ the wonderful Ii T. daily ehsctng
Thcsc who suffering from this terrible aint and de-
sirt prompt relief should procure the Btters Tie
pn pal on - fer it. ale ~ Fulton street where
tail a., nts obtain II favorable terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

II s. HoUGH, AUCTlONEER WILL SELL on
II Wednesday morning at half past ten o'clock ~ the f
nturc in the cottage house corner 81 fnty third
and Eighth (0ks.fes stages come to the
housed embracing handsome variety OF useful and erna
articles Carts Will be there % remove
the furniture purchasers the house must be vacated Gu
Friday. Also good
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by JACOB s. PLATT-I. @. CARRiNGTON, AUG.
- observation-disclosures and Underwriters sale, va lie sh
tire stock of retail hardware house in this city comprising
article usually kept viz Hardware, Wood Ware Tin
Ware Japanned Ware Knives and Forks spoons, techan
les Tools Housekeeping Articles xc Also with which tho
sae will commence for account OF three asks
polished Log Chains 10 bundles Iron Wire Terms .sh
delivery. Also cask Slate Pencils cas Craeblss
800 dozen Bliss improved and superior Moasscs Gates
Table and Tea Spoons 100 dozen oval and patsnt
Stair Rods 20 dozen Corn and Grass Seythe jacob Patt
will sell this day at o'clock At the suction ~ Patb
also general assortment of other goods
Knives Forks Brass Candlesticks Powder Fasks
per Tea Kettles, Hatches Axes, Hammers FRYING Pau,
Cords Clothes Lines Rat Traps States britannia Ware
The attention of country as well city dealers Greeted
to this saie.
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A ucTioN NoIIcE;-THoe. BELL, AUcTIONEER
IA by IT, NJ Bash.-Exscutor's Sale this half past
ten o'clock in the Auction rooms 10 North William street.
Of Dry Goods Millinery Thread and Needle Store LADIES'
Dresses, Shawls and numerous fancy articles
shelys. Alse Fsrnisure from : nnhy Ei.ing up house
BEDS Mattresses, Bedsteads Sofas kc Brooklyn Sale
On Thursday At halpat ten oeeck. will be cold
niture in the house No. lis Concord street
jay. Particulars to-morrow.
:. THos. BELL. Areticpser.
ING he SOLD BY AUCTION ON TUESDAY, MARCH
9th, 1T ten o'clock, A. H. at che Stage House Bloom
ngdae large quantity Of Shrubs comprising splendid
lot Garden yard fufeisnt 70 make i've Also
variety Of Current Bushes and Shrabbery of
hnest quality Gentlemen about nxng their Gardens will
we'll to avail themselves Of this opPor unity Also fns
young Horse and Cowthe finest on this Island Also,
strong sery,able Wagons and quantity 81 Garden
Tables and Chairs and Benehes with various other Articles
too TO mention Also large quantity OF hanore
Sould the weather stormy the sale viii take place
next fair day. N. B.-A choice selection OF Dahli.s
- - -. X. CRAWFORD.
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movement commenced by Mr. Clayton, in Delaware,
last fall, and followed up by Governor Seward aud
his school Of New York politicians, bids fair to
make Gen Scott the especial candidate, for 1882, of
the free soil and most Of the outside factions Of the
North. The late successes Of Seward in this State,
over tho combined forces Of Tammany Hall, Castle
Garden, and the government at Washington, may
also lead to the blending Of the administration in
support Of Gen. Scott the higher law candi-
date As he now stands before the country, he is
the man Of all men, for rallying under common
Standard all the fragments, Of all shades and stripes,
Of anti-sayery and native Americanism in the North
His letter from West Point, in lS49, is explicitly
in favor Of the annexation Of Canada, and all the
fugitive slaves there-his letter to the Hon. W. >.
Archer, Of Virginia. native Americanisn, in
1884, is especially adapted to the natives; while his
splendid victories in Mexico will sweep the rank
and file Of the wing party as fire sweeps the dry
grass Of the prarics. Such candidate, the
wing nominee, and with the support Of all the out
side fragments of both the old parties, must be ire
sistiblc in the North. But something more, and q
good deal less, will be required, if anything is
pcctcd Of the South. At present, however, the
fortunes of Mr. Fillmore and of Gen. Scott appear
to be held between the fore finger and thumb of w.
ii. Seward This is very singular and very omi-
nous. Is the country safe
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QY JACOB =. PLATT-L G. CARRISGTON, AUC--
ID tioneerSxty bundles Spring Iron Wire, assorted
hers and three casks Log Chains will be sold for cash
this day. 10 o'clock front ct tho
auction store y Pat street Also for account Of the
ufaeurer 100 boxes, dozen each. Bsss improved
tent Maes Gates and the entire stock o retail hardware
MGR 900 lots.