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~ To Pierce = Valentine-Mhen | pgt foIh
nv cta'isnse 70 TEL safes By hIe made siton Tor
ilf and EY lrtia ls a. D. ihaf cannot take
exceptions and Vet care nee. n, sud the efore
seek pf.ySICate I'D dsrac, art ton tom the
Hsoe by stHn9 that You want blow pipe hest
tsOcn ~ safe would FcctNe IA building fr Eve hOuis.
thus dssir both Safes WI n would dctest The object
have IN view. whica was Ia sa.S;y a-v que who may
have remaining douh, Of the a>hy OF nv safes 10 wih
staud tht tuIung It aIy bliidns
Why Sirs # Iosls d. blow poe les. Of yor
Safe val uLttris pubcs 20 ss roy lhs best NJ, Won
have ever made IA less than two hours time
But gentlemen. he public do not wait such trial To
test tbs Quai Of fire yioof SAFES and knOw tull ell
Ia yOur Safe can be readily destroyed without blast
and that nv Sat, Will and where VIII lal staai
ttGcy cat ny ofer and will leave IL
entirely 20 The committee (of which You shall have the
naming Of ha = the manner how the Safes shall
be tested so no more GniDbles that point. wait
y ar nert excuse well know YOU dare not subject
your SAFE 10 a fam tnal with The SslaInauGeis.
s { HERRING,
d2I 80 Nos 1856, lS7 aud 1879 Waier-st.
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ssNHE lSrnMUS of PANAMA.-DE-
q WITT DAVENPORT, Tribune BUiidass. viii
pub'sh On FRIDAY, psc a6.
TIE iS1hMlS OF Pan ANA, AND WHAT SAW
THERE.
Ry C. d Gfswe'd VI ID resent one Of the Surgeons OF
the p X. Coz Containing account OF the first Span
sh the Adventures 81 The Buccaneers with
dssclirtous If The Present Condition Of Ire County
ard s Inhabitants. Natural History, Productions. *
Also Descriptive Map SHOWN the oerert routes a,-ss
hYacLg much valuable Information Tor travellers ng
California Price, in clCth . cents PS2er, y cents
dZ5 3:iss
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HOOKS Tor The PTesert and al beas0ns.
A 4 RANDOLPH'S, No. 669 Broad wav,
n opposite B0rd s.. VIII lie found caolce Assortment!
Of InUsr afed WEEKS
Elerurt editors OF ne Posts.
Religious arc Standard Books ia fac badrgs.
UncTceI BJoks for Children aud Youth, IN grea,
variety
B.hies AID PRAYER Books in elegant binding
Fs1es Articles. with Whiting Desks. LADIES' Work
Elres &c. &c. ANSON D. Z. RANDOLPH
GO III
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D S HoUsH, Auctioneer


AUCTION SALE.-The undersigned,
"a assirnee OF Jobs Advance, VIII sell az raelie
Mess previously dsp sed u al pfsae Iel
a. H. CoaTt Ho1ss Pougbbespsle, Oh BOMBAY, ths
Sh Of January pe1t at 10 ocioek ~ the ofeGooa tae
Is. and premises a'e Of SsId Adnance tEgste on te
I'M ,ge 81 Nil - AMI o!nEg ae second REFINED
Ouch CLuIob The To- has ir,n o y isss asd aepte
III feet and Is We. stcAed with choice N2lsty Of
sffnff -, aud Fruit The house Is large vel arranged
ard yery Convenient. -dl7 iSsSNl JOHN j SgQRu
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~ Mechanics Institute.-NoTICE.-M Members
We hlhto hst vac proposed alteration and amen ims nt
totte Constr nton, wall be takenup for anal action.
TUESDAY EVENING newt, 80 n Inst d, the Rooms
No BoseTy. TiiOS SNAIL pcesi,lenc
THes. c DopD, Secretary. pro tenn dl7N.
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Hoesial MJ:ues.


~ second Ward-Aii C Flenenrg.-A lsss
the y vital Taee.rg ~ ;se eluzeus - M ia Nad
y~ isd nj Dahiaps i.tei i3t tDity. It % "sdn'f@
sw Irs Dee a 1851 :Otahs ht, ider,ipn ne most
o ahs Cf cyis chg .eTi,-ioo mad 4 y 1ngny
stDUkLBP was calsd o'he Chair and 4 "iLLI,n-
en- aIro,p "a Secretary slne lemon ,de sus-
The p0pef ccune - DC afnpe1. The Ward
IS N en- div 5,d NO FIVE Dstfic's and coam zee Of
tAIee ar lin.ee Dis,nct Tue FLOWING g-a tie
ihsE named a. The COO miiee 20 recslse AVID
seij~i, ssbScrip 10 and Of be linggtTIaa Fund.
II. 10 James Kelley 70 Pc. tMa0-s'.
~ "a James Stle7--- Love- > Hotel.
e. slS Jas. & S'o1eail.. .l33 Fulton Il
AlJ pudley Haley Wa,sr - near Bsekman.
Cspf James Leonard. .---.. IS serkD.sa a.
Jrssph Foo e--...-.---- Hova.d's Hotel Broadway
F.r' JIhuSOD-----.-.-.---.U.S Hotel Fulton e.,
Dunlap -D1niaps Hotel I3jFaiton st
rJ5' Gee 70 Beekman ST.
helpf---.------------,-.3 3, Ann-st.
Sos C. Herring Wafer
yehr /. Leherts- ----------.-U nited states Hotel
= VI WslsE- Pearl st
r Hspdevon- .Gun'eT's Hotel FultOn-st.
A. ncesiOT- 90 Beck au Il.
AZ the apIO nment Of he necessary Com ntees, and
Instructions, &c, the meeting aiournsd subJec. 70 the
cal ofthe officers IL u1deYst ,od ba. he interim
the COMMITTEES would meet from time 20 time and
20 The Contra, Hungarian Cimni,tee, unless
o. ise ordered. The greatest enthusiasm mani
es ty the citizens o. the several Wards who PEE
NgrA tha, vii benefit the cause - free Hungary.
W J. DUNLAP, Chairman
A. WILLIAMSON Sec 'eiaIy
.sscIDtlns may be eft with either OF the gen emsn
who's names gwen above, " vii give t@elp.s Tor
NJ moneys paid 10 them pTg aolI9n mo pat OF The
ntrfs 81 Hungary and ffeed,sn is desifsoe what we
iItssd 20 90, let us do AZ ore. az la
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mani employment.

4 5 WET Muse, BY 4 respectable mar
- ri,d Woman sac nDrssd a baby nths
Can be We'll recommended Can be seen y. " low
ace Bro, klyn with he baby sac unused SSa.a Feuy.
d27 81
4 \ AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN wants
U sulhon a. a an CoOA Tn go The gensTa House
work - q small fam y, town C0Intry she can pro
dUce geo testimonial lr ca srlctsr AID ability Apply a.
No 70 Leon "a St. BELL ) Iueiligeece O nee d1 lt'
SITUATION WANTED-By miidle-
~ aeCd Man assist n b lot keeping SsesRsn, Out
coar CeIk, Collector. Corresponding Clerk m rae
ans En- ployu TO make mise useful aud receive
very moderate com. ousa-IOn HIS erehecs
&c tiouahe A Ter addressed 10 I. b. ~ Box No.
3it3 New York F0stOlhc,, Will be promptly attended To-
Cl12ts
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JUVENILE BOOKS for CHILDREN
a. OF ALL AGES Published by
GEOhGE s APPLzTON,

a. OF ALL AGES Published rs
GEORGE S. APPLzION,
No BaIciag-st.
GrandWa Easy Toy Books Il kinds 81 30 nr dOZ
Little Lessons ioT Lilile Learners 40 Pnce ~ cts
Nefy Lite Tales f0 Very Little Children 2yo.s 80 -
The Child Own StoTy Book. plates 50 8
Jane Ia doris 2ly for tie Ma sen &c plates 50 "
Think Before You Act. By Mrs. Sherwood q q"
Jack tbt Sailor Boy. "a :"
Duty is Safety. q "
Clever Stones for Clever Boys and Girls % "
Tie CfIld's Delight. cOl0rei steel plates 81
he Life and HshleTlrgs Of a Mouse 10 Dlafes % A"
Holiday Tales, Pleasing sl0Iles for me Young p "
Clara's Anus ~ Mrs BacLe 50 "
The Prize StcIy Hook Ct New FAIRY Tales ~ "
Mrs Eng OrtL't bI0Ja Tales. plates - "
TIE Life and R4Abt Of Squirrel ~ plaes " "
Tie Chiid's Chez IN CoWpau0n. vol q plates 90 "
l nCle Johns Fancy Picture BoOks. kmds eaca u "
Popular Tales By Mana E0geTOIth illustrated u "
lie Book If ALiMais. WIlh u dcsgus So "
Tie Boz Of Birds. wish 10 engrRyl1gs % "
Iat HapIy Chllllsn, q Tale fOg Iou-g People - "
watts DIVINE and oTai SONGS Win illustrations q "
NamH Bible Stores oT her Little Bows aud Gas 80 "
Hone y Home ssres OF Tabs by 5Iiss Sinclair IS "
Hone i0r iit Hncays; entrance Ofea ~ DAYS 3
INtc Arrles First Book n ~OrCs1t nree letters p "
Lille AuIles second Book words ofore sylabis 81
fanny aud Her Mamma. BY Authors VI AaImas
Bifie SoTIes. 81 -
NoiAsT Goose IN Hierag.pAies Obiorg 7uarto %. "
Ct CiIes. A Peep a. sceI IN Town "a plZes p "
Isep's tales. With % Illustrations 30 "
Bo,kstllsis supplied On LIBERAL terms. d2i J.A" IS
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PPLETON'S MECHANICS MAG

q FTLE On > MEJHA Nus MAIT-
"A AZiNE for January now ready flr Canvassers -
APPLFIONS MECHANICS MAGAZINE and EN-
GiNEkR JOURNAL, vol II, No. T. Tor January, edited
ny Julius ". Adams &. = TIE present number II this
valuable practical i0urLai appears in a and much
proved In, the guaro having been adopted place
# the octave. The subscription the same s.
3 cents per number Rsspons ibe
waited TO procure SUBSCRIBERS - whom specimen
Ter VIII be supplied eTats
627 It d. APPLETON s Co, No. 2oJ Broadway
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HOLIDAY LAMPS. GIRANDOLES,

y &c j BELLY. No. 20 caniae So, corner Q,
elegant styles Of Lamps for the paiof hall =; Asy 20
bis GIandolss, ChaIdalleTs Csndssoras s~1 o,aesss
fnisb and all be sOd al prices low ~ 70 sd9rd siiins
from he furthsst psTs OF the City, BrookyD Williams
eli =, = $500. -. $50 dH its
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MATRIMONIAL "A Lady under %
~ years Of age whose early and subsequent
refinement rOm s0ce have hitherto prevented asfset
bic MatHmo MAJ alliance, Is dtsi 0us 90 untng sell IN
maulagc wrh gent cnisn whose temperament Is congo
nal with her aud whose means VIII atlrd
Die though nor tSenlOu support Her ri caOn has net
been neglected her dsposil0D mid aud aiiecJuse, and
personal Appearance Considered preprrsssHg t. avoid
tue coDseq oi mps NJ Intrusion he 70 uie stood
tAa The I0ssi billy or 5D Iutfoductlnu "A he pfec nded
unit the most satisfactory atsuTarce Of personal integrity
ard honesty CT purpose be- clearly preseafed Address
ALEThEA, pos. pad, cy PosI-Olil o, New-Yofk
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RF.TTIFUL PRESENT for Chill.

~ ,..-TAe J,nny Lao Doil-Bei8g perfect lni-
t.,iop az J.nny Lad style sress, and features Tbs
,hs mos ersnt article Of the season and only foos OBJ
,s,rsd Al TJTTI Els EMPORIUM Of Fancy Goods. Novel;
les ToTs se No 3i3 Broadway choice variety Of
articles expressly adapted ior holiday presents On had
nd daily ysse!fDg. ~ w
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NOUNG MEN.-Wanted, four young
Men If good characsr and pleasing atd,e ADpyt 70
dz7 lt' W c. LOCKE co, No. a Bsskman St.
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NESS.-Wanted. The sfTgIces II eronced
Saosp one who j. fun mprtent - take the man
Of establishment OF The nrs' KITS city.
Ample Stcmtty required together ,i spt ntoe
VAT tmeut "a chhTsc atng d,Ecr 10, and
nnmeef years eIsrgei Ia las suLtf SITUATIONS Adj
dIess. tpad, to X. Y. al Mes,Is HO-s, Twnssnd
y Co.'S j. hI-sr. t27 lL'
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u The Anniversary OF the Sunday Seho-l Mis-
slnary Association connected with the Church OF the
Puntsis Dr Checvcs) viii De held IN the Church, on
Inios - guarc. next SABBATH at o'clock Z. NJ Rev.
" BtkfAM, kssionl ~ from ST. Helena and others,
viii sCdftss tie m.eiug. d<i IT,
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"a N0tice.-Stesmship BALTIC, from LIVERPOOL !,
Clscba rIeT general order, TITS DAl
Saturday. Dec Il at A. NJ at The foot OF Canal ST.
Conngrees vii please send Their permits Oh b'aTd and
attend 10 the receipt ef tfeif goods lmmedidiei; -
ds7 IT. EDWARD K. COLLINS & ~.
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- NOtiCe.-Tie Missionary Association, connect ed
with ths sabbath school II the 18Th 81. Presbyterian
CAuch Rev Dr. Rlrchard - VIII bod is Foutth Anal
yeisay On SABBATH EVENING next, SO ms. al
o'clock Several addresses expected. The fiencs
OF Sabbath schools pecluly invited 20 attend H.
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"a Tenth ward and IIsngary.-rhe citizens Of
tie Nth Word requested Ia attend Meeting at M-
taiy Ha'l, Bowery, THIS EVENING, At y O'Clock. Toe
4. .tiug 10 called to obtain AID ~ Hungary Hon
JOHN W EDAiONDs aud CHA RLES 4. DANA, ESq.
vii address the meeting Bg oder u the Committee,
dsl It NATHANIEL G. BRADk OAlDE, Chairman
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- New-Xear Sermon.-Rev. Il. c PUTNEY,
Pastor II Jate II Methodist Episcopal Caurch, will
peach a Sermon Temperance, tales. New Year Fes-
tgliits fo The fades cl h congregation, on SUNDAY
EVENING. DEC 28 Service at o. O'Clock r. NJ d27 lt'
Quarterly SCrmOn.-Rev. Dr. EAWS Will preach
~ Quarterly sermon ~ the Free Church OF the HOLY
Mait1is, ULudiow. st rear Grand TO MORROW
AFTERNOON. The public respectfully invited d27 IT.
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ulanfeo

IEOOK AGENTS Wanted, enterpris-
Ping Men, with SiG0 capital, % sell noe and
popular Historical anu Descriptive Work. sDierddy Illus
tlst,d Address. postpaid
do inDsW s DRAKE X co. Hartford. Coap
EOOK.-Wanted, first. rate Cook G. do
~ the cooking washing and ironing 81 a private family
in The usasantest location 10 Blp)An Address,
wrh re ertnces, S J. l., Box No. l,Oi8 YORK L. O.
ca ~
TtOK and CHAMBERM AID. 49, Cham
u beimad sid Laundress waited private family.
Must have COED references and De Pro es'ant. Apply
Immediately No % GGaudst Also, drst class Cook.
~ L. EN- d A : q -lnf0rmatlOn
wanted If ELLEN AWSON aged 20 aud chad
aged yea s, bamud AIRY BAXTER Auy Information
viii be thankfully received by her sOA III II FL AH~
SON WUousockaf, ltl,d0 Island dZI IT,
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sentaficl,. al Iit BioadHdy Iabefnace' Sn aOHDA1
ENEfIhC the 2oth inst East RIVER iempsfahce
Society will hold meeting as above. at which tine the
LADIES Viii pioseDt The Society wi h faS. 5e.s al
en,cEt st6akts viii al. the meeting. ana u 50
lFANNiF hEYFOLDSON vii sng some Of her choice
scotch BaDacs. Exercises viii commerce 10 O'clock
Itsitn iree aud collection - Ceffey erpenscl. All
" The cause ae respectfully lnyI ID 10 attend
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gently Illustrated with and spoadid engTaynss
and bound IN 4 beautiful style
81 Persons dcsi Of purchasing beautiful al appr0
lrate WORKS for presents curf the coming al
yised t. n list ana 10 examine these books be-
f0lo Colol Iain- their plrcl... -.
For sale by ID APpI EION & co G.. u PUTNAM
u. II NEWMAN co, and CHARLES sCRiBNER.
Publ shed b. .. r. BUTLER CO,
o23 Jts No 23 MmOf-st PhlIde phia.
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70 Divinity oil CbriSt.-RoS. IL. J. EDDY VII
lI.ath b, request tS sui Ject TO GORRON Sabbath
AFFIRM DON. a o'clocS, IN the Cannon 81 Baatls
Church. Iest John 1850. ard NY Father are enc. IL
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~ Tuiversalist Mission Church, Chatbem Hall,
No Chatham s0uaIt-hov. uOkN Il LEE. Of Nil4nS-
lurgh Will preach TOMORROW Sunday a. o'clocN
I NJ Scat. zee ~ ~
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r. THE BuStie OF tEat Great Day. a Sermon
GA ihis subject. SUNDAY ENENiNG, at o'clock, AZ
Warrington Hail. conner oi Hester and Bower, b. l.. ID.
MANSFIELD. Preaching also al i0s 4. NJ. AID 3oclock
- place. Sermon III the afternoon by + NJ
GhEGOK az IT,
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p south Baptist Church.-The Sabbath School
corrected with the South BapusJ Church corner OF Nam
mcrd ana VIII celebrate her anniversary en-
SABBATH MORNING, 2Sth inst at lo o'clock when an
address NAV be exceeded from Rev. Thomas Arnass
nttres I'd IN tie cause of sabbath Schools are invited
- .tts.t d27 lie
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II Tuhcrnacle.-TO- MORROW ENENiSG tie
$ Hath sell Il Missionary ASSOCIATION will hold rs Ann
versa, Meeting exercises commencing az ocpcA re
cseiv' Addr,s>e by Rev. AlT. BERlRAA, from s.
Helena. aud Rev Mr. THOMPSON. Hymns appropriate
1, ihs occsso. WILL be sung by he closn under Tia d.
Tectoa OF Nj. BN ADEUkI. Public "oshi2, e. r.sai'
III A " I'D 5 L. NJ. Nsl u
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- Rev. I. l.. Harris VIII preach IN the ll.h'sl
Chuich. utar 4'h,av TOMORROW and VIII lecture p
he EVENING on Spiritual Manifestations. GG7 lLs
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= Wv IV-0T'7
Il the above nt sa siactO-s - pf1pto,s Of the
Pl0piS safe, Will them us ehal cage n tire
sum of 81 Geo. pnh nod lWh Of November last
the furnace 10 De srectsd smarto one stScr1ed above
tie SLIGO 20 he psi o. the oS - the FINANCE Commit
{ [. WERRlNG.
dlS 3tiUlhSS Nos l31. l37 l59 Mater st.
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~ For the Benefit OF the kossuth Fund IL
vii lie ected that some weeks snce lcyied other
Sa Makels fair and impartial puolc trr but NJ one
e,ms To- have confidence IN The security If tnef Safes 10
Suh.ct N en- 60 a uial before dlsmtorestcd Committee
Tbe following statement of tnei for The purpose 81
conpnrpg the PH(ENIX With the SAL AMANDER
SAFE See the result ,.,,n
RINGS castnan was purchased OF SHERWOOD
FITZGERALD called The PhgnN Saic. and represented
L. heir host Fire proof Safes, ani t hl the one
tue, tested blast furnace last july with One Of HIN
RINGS (Wlide,'s faeutl SaiananteI Sales
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24
(For the Banner.)

BaILLiANr AND GRATEFUL AcxNowLEDG-
mrEr.-Allow me sir, to ask it you are
fond of curiosities in literature: If so, ]
will present to you Q bon mot, which must
hsve escaped your notice, from the gifted
pen of your illustrious legal contemporary,
of the "Record," after first prefacing it by
way of explanation. It is an extraordina.
~ spontaneous %ouipouring Of his very soul,
"a lawyer becomes invested with a soul, on
ascending to the editorial chair, in place
Of q gizzsrd,) in strains of unfeigned gra'
titude, on the receipt of several gifts from
a Newmarket couple, who knew how te
gladden. his susceptible heart. a second
catalogue Of "crister comforts" acknow'
lodged in most appropriate manner, is also
announced, and will be subjoinsd. These
gems are copied, verbatim ct Laerdtem, from
the original, and with it "diligently com
pared" &c. Gem No. l:
"He-e's cakei That's cake! And such
q pile! Every one understands that, Of
course! y And for it, cakes and pile the
happy pair have thanks! that's thanks
and eve,yth,ng! ALI! ALLll!
Jerusalem! what Q coherent outburst Of
glowing s~loquenesl You might IS well
seek the nsn who struck william Pattsr.
sen, % try to get . peep at another editor,
IN this region l-bst yeu mnst not b terri
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

Mr.. Editor: Can you inform an old sab
scriber, whether it is true that the editor
of the Record is contemplating retirement
from his editorial sanctum sanciorum to
otium ct dignilatss, after he perpetrates
his next Hymenial expatis:ion? I cannot
believe he will thus ignobly desert his par
.ty and principles, for which he has so nobly
and calamity bsttled; but in case he does.
I would beg leave to suggest that he be
requested to accept Of a class Of gentle
men in the science or sciences, Of rhetoric,
editing, belle k9res, &C., in order that he
may continue bis great usefulness, to the
"uhole soorId, and the rest IF mankind !"
f.. ..!i!
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

WIG ExrkAvAGANcE.-With a debt Of
seventy millions of dollars to commence
the last session Of Congress with, the Wing
party insisted npon an indefinite mnl,iplica-
ton "f expenditures. Noless than ten mil.
lions Of acres of the public domain were
voted away for purposes hitherto unheard
Of, and deemed beyond the power of the
federal government. This was done TO pur
chase votes for the protective tariff, and for
the river and horbor bill, the most infamous
and corrupt scheme ever yet devised BY
Wing ingenuity. Such improvident legis-
lation IS wrong, and sooner or later the ma
ton will find it out, when the public domsin
is all wasted swsy, and a high tariff or d.
rect taxation is fastened upon the people to
enable government 10 meet its obligations,
we will then hear regrets and complains
when it will be too late, when NJ remedy
can be found. We call upon the people
the democratic people-to speak TO thei,
representatives. and wsrn them 70 avoid
those things, which the organs Of the arts.
tocracy cunningly place before them, that a
"splendid government" may finally be built
up from the sweat and blood Of the people.
list. Louis Times.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

Ma. YuLEE. OF FLoRlDA..-We notice
among the proceedings Of the Senate on the
9Th inst. that MIR. Morton presented a me-
mortal from Mr.. Yuiee, claiming that he,
and not Mr.. Mallory, vas recently elected
Senstor from FloriGs-blanks having been
improperly counted BY the Legislature OF
that State. The memorial was ordered to
be printed, and no further action was subse-
qusntly taken in the premises.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-The Au.
ditor of the State of Illinois has made . map
of the land through which. the above Road
is to pass, end has Sound that the vacant
lands on the main track between Cairo and
Peru, granted by Congress, amount to g.
l74,000 acres. In exchange for these lands,
a company Of Eastern capitalists have Of
|fered to the State Of Illinois to build the
entire road by July. 1864, with a single
track.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

B-The State Of California is to be repre-.
sented at the Worlds Fair by a very taste
full and uniqe article, which he's resched
Boston on its way .hither. It is . copy oil
the "Alta California" newspaper. beauti-
fully printed with q solution of gold, com
posed ofspecimens from all the places and
mines Of California, upon white satin, and
presents a splendid appearance.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

A Brace OF IrsMs.-A very annoying
accident occurred to US In the pie.ing
mot p2e-ing) Of q page Of our paper. thi,
week, which has necessarily delayedit its pub.
LEGATION, q few hours. This il q calamity
to US, but not q circumstances compged to
the retirement from public life.of our friend
Howe, which IL nov rumoYed.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

Elrcrror or Jupar,.-Xe see BY our ex

ELEoTIoE or JuDofs.-We see by our ex-
changes that several candidates are already ou'
for election, in some of the Judicial districts il
the central and western parts Of the Stale. E
L. Edwards and G. W. Miller have announced
themselves in the first circuit. In the seventh
we count Judge Foster P. Wright, the rrssenI
incumbent, Waldo p. Johnson, Of Oceola. ant
Litlebery Hendricks, Of Green, as candidates
before the people.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

u The longtalted of trials Of the Cuban
Expeditionists, at New Orleans, terminated rs
expected, in nothing. Being unableto get q con-
viction in the cases tried, the Government Auor-
ney entered a noNe prosequi in all of them. So
ends the farce. Saluies were fred in honor Of
the circumstances.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

~. The contest for U. S. Senator in Califor'
mia it seems Is narrowed down between Col
Fremont and T. Butler King. In case Of the
election Of King, it is stated that Hon. George
Evans, Of Maine, will he appointed Collector al
the port Of San Francisco.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

10. Senators Shields and Houston have been
invited to partaks Of q public dinner, on their
srrival in Cincinnati. Arrangements have been
made also to give General Scott a grand recep-
ton, who will stop there for a few days, on bis
tour of inspection West.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

u. The Toronto (Cana!a) Globe, Of Tues
day week, announces the safe arrival Of Shad
rach, the fugitive slave. in that city, and says hi
reached "the asylum Of English ground" on th'
Saturday preceding.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

II Mr.. Barnum, ct the request OF a goodiY
number Of citizens Of ST. Louis, delivered atem.
psrance lecture in that city on Friday evening
last. Its said to have been an admirable speech,
causing much sport and merriment. Barnum
knows very well how to stake them"
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

II The true distance from St. Joseph, Mo-,
by way Of South Pass to Sacramento City. as
measured by Rev. Mr. Platte, Of New York,
last season, i, nineteen hundred and thirty.sevsn
miles.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

II The Akron (Ohio) Standard, heretofore
aprofessed Free Soil paper, has changed hands
and run up the Democratic flag in favor Of Gen.
Houston for the next Presidential candidate.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

B-on Wednesday, says the Portland Ad'
v~srtiser, sixteen fugitive slaves, on their route
from the cities Of Boston and New York left
Portland for Canada-an by the underground
raiiroad,"