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uIsrOIRE de La Hesiauration, par Iarnartine
Dscret sur Bord des Baumens DC rIot. Paris
DcOnnae EncyelOpedique de vOl and vols. Of
Hsoe Directories a. cruner de cas,agnac-I vol.
posniauei orsnnorraghis Historic Spur,le de.
Les ssn,es PENNIES Fragments dune hsiore de Egse
gioesn T.s q Alsris esoaSe e g.sisas- vol Paris
Decker, de la petite scion e'pr de ssatse moderne
MardI.es ia Republique ct Empre, Capt
lie fassa pAycnir par Prince Napoleon
Bona psrte-l vol, Paris, 1876
Marcl, FRANcK TAYLOR.
ID II. HOCE & co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
earpelng noor OIL clohs mainrs Iugs curtain materials,
Pennsylvania between 7,h aud 9Th streets Washington,
Aug 2s-u
nAscisa AcADEMY.-Fi,st Coarss.--Mr. n II. LABBE
town. Aerands his Of dancing lessons @ The
George Tsomss Psfser grocery ore
between 9th sad 7 street,, opposite Browns new hotel
All the n.honabis dances vim introduced and nseht.
The BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building, for tho transaction OF exchange and
se'e'" ''"s ''s'" Eo H. GALLAGHER, President.
8. W. MARss, Cashier
c,EvERAI THINGs-wo have fully determined reduce
y our stock Of things below named 81.
b.k cooed silk vevet, with narrow coored silk
| veivots. " Eaa
Ladies wishing cloak' and drcssos the time to
| purchase. Nt vi 1fNEM
! Long sl-woo sbawls.
| blankets fnen and medium kinds.
1 White fannelE, coarse and FMS
bargains will be Offered in All the above. .
Frsnch and Eneb eashmere and dress silks all
N wbirh dee led barQains will be offered.
we Offer large superior stock o. all kinds OF cloths, cass
prerss, and vestins., ~ prices much reduced
include priced cloths and weeds ior boys wear
\ large LOT printed drug fets for hoorclohs.
i All ktnds OF mourning goods constantly on band
4 crntiemrnt unds shirts and drawers, all kinds.
| full supply Of diapers, damasks, and owellngs
Also usually found In weordored
| dry goods house.
we daily expecting the or those few bills that remain
! unpaid, and long since due
/ Terms cash, unless arranged 20 the contrary
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on an all
\ cases. ..o--,,,, &
Feb b--l0cof ... 4. 81 #...Fl Opposite Centre MARKET
NEW sryLIcswe today q new importation loo
N pieces French cbntx, light and remsksby neat styles
new, adapted for chiidrens Also received
20 pieces fine white dsnnels ftf# HN .eH
30 pieces choice Irish linens #fNel .le
90 pieces linens, vidhs heeins and pillow cases
A large lot Of table diapers fft. 4sEt fctf
Damask toweiings napkins
Of hombazinos
article usually found IN wehordeed dry
- Foods house seti III. ii..te
Good srt. low pc~. ana fair dealing may relied in all
cases ZOO PFRIiY a BROTHER,
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS,

lust received general assortment Of these very dsu
and che ap goods in 81 - and 10 dice disp ap
Also OF ibe same nanufsciory, %, ia4, Ia l,rd ~
shoetnr- which viii be found the heaviest goods OF NJ Wy "a
seen In this msfkct md Of German psa
ster linens The only objection which be ugsa se ~
above articles win be their extreme durability poDsN
Dealers in all kinds carpets, matines, oil elo as ~
curtain materials and house furnishing goods
lima
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T.. l. MILLER,
OF Virginia.
q. w. YxRBY,
Of Washington City
VERIFY q MILLER,

9Th Washington, d. q.
vITUoIEsE and retail foreign and domestic stnp'
and fancy dry goods carpets marnv olclo,hs iab'
piano covers Spreads Blankets sheetng and houseiur
strict, ptompt personal attention given 70 orders
97--lyn ~. '.s.t.. Erf .4 sY...I .@e.
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NOTICE ts hereby given that ali accounts s1poT
unsettled upon hooks Of the late firm OF =, ~ ths s
.tspt ana handed IN for .ctflemen either BY no Or fu
change IN our business which took effect upon m shevF
Iast rsnaers ID that all open
cio.ed nj The expiration OF the pressnt bali cp
Iuns o4-Aqwff 1IiNl Nt..lINftfg Hoot1 eeVf'
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ELEVENTH S~ni- nnunI Trade Sale Of Carriages
y mi, sale win take place "Wednesday morning, 2h March
M haf past O'Clock Chinese Museum Pbadephis,
occupy both OF the extensive snoons Of a capacious
building. N w
The light top wagons viii be arranged in the large ballroom
second story.
The pck occasion will be the lar
sesteys offered United embracing
manufacture OF Dunlap Cos fsg'er
Co.. Merirk Howell Sparks d. Doughty, and others OF
No new carages win catalogue warranted
by the makers sy securing good
article.
Open for exhibition the DAY previous
informed thai there VIII be no port
ponement account Of the weather
ALFRED M HARKNEss,
u hucuoneer
Of horres carriages and harness held at the Ba
Saturday throughout the
The all or private sales Of carriages
and kept onhand believed TO be the largest In the United
states Peb 6-2aw3w
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Virginia Land Once,
Vichmond. January 81, IBlo

IN conGrit 4, the Code Virginia Of ss9 page 49 49,
II A. her.bv MAKE known ma concern
nes by certificate escheator Of the county OF Page
fssrd The slst day 1851, the Land
once day OF January thai BY inquest held on Che
1881, lot OF land containing thirty three
acrss living Page county adjoining Gideon o. Brotsker Philip
long &C. which Robert strckcr died sesed found
cheated to this Commonwealth.
~ H. Parker,
Ian o7-iaw6w aA l. sa. Register Land Once.
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NOTICE.-Those OF customers who have hol hhr v
N lat July viii muon ~
BY calling doing earliest conyenisnee q Nrp
have all accounts sent In at that date closed por 70
''''' : ''' - '''' cLAGErT, NEWTON NAY :"
Sept 7-2wif --@
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I KNOX Wake will practise law I'm supr. N.
j Court United States, and attend the prosecntiou
osns against government Addrtss Washington,
Mar mt
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u,IIE New Biue Book, or the United States Oaicil
Register all officers Of the government civil and military viii
location of appointment &c. with lists of aut
Offices county, Of tic postmasters and hen
compensation. ht Gr teU.
from press, Washington city BY
H-nt3 TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Fcbl4 booksellers, sueeL
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Mar. 1n--U
pn QUINCEY's Literary "Reminiscences, vols. Iano
IL OF The uniform edition Of his works
Motherwsil's ro.thunaous Poems, vol
The Launs-e poem by James Rnssei Lowell
Of Rev Jos Ruckmnster, and OF his Rev
stevens Eliza Buoknnstsr Lee. vol.
with
employed the public IL Boston harbor by Lcut
W. Wright y, 2. Engineers.
. TAYLOR n MAUpY
SEPT 10 Htuth s1fEe N.l booksellers, 9th street
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w EBSTER's Great American Dictionnry-New GUN
w edition. enlarged in various styles of binding FOR sale
publishers agency Washington city, al Their lowest
TAYLOR & MAURL
Feb l3 Booksellers near 9ha
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EDNE CASE DOUBLE BARREL FOWLiNG PlECEs
u Just opened offered exceedingly low prices by
J. w. BADEN,
Pennsy avenue, nearly opposite Browns Hotel
IB-oaw4wT
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MAURICE TIERNAX, the Soldier or Fortune,
Nl Charles Lever. 9ra NE ..#
Life and Works Of Robert Burns, edited by Robert chsms
voiI ssEU a#f FRANCK TAYL0l
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tu,,.a states Mail Steamship Company.-Tho only
Through Lime For California and Oregon

ss~ fo,k, Hcrana, Ae osisams, Ingsaor and eAas's'
The splendid OF - steamers belonging 70 his
sf-xB cunp2ny continue run, IN connexion WIN ue
7ZlEf steamers OF the Mail Steamship Company
between the ports above named, carrying The United
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r Osr RoUHTY-LAyD yyARRAST.--Land warrant 1856,
Ii issued subsebe in Washington city, (who was private
Bucanan 4th infany under ihe act oi
2sth pocket of Jas b. Lokey
against purchasing the said land
PEIEh GaLLhcHLh
Dec ll-law6w'
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rOErs ALIENS WARMERS AND OTHERS RE.
" peaiing pistols, just received and for sale by
]. w, BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue near 9th street.
| Dec I5-eawiwn
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ID II. HOCE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers :,
enrpetng floor oil cotbs matinr curtain materials
sbcctina house furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania between 7h aud 9Th streets Washington
ID. u
Aug 29-u E.,s.
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TIE DEFESos OF THE MoRMoNs.-we are in
possession Of and will publish, unique and in
teresting correspondence between Brigham Young,
the sultan Of the Mormons in Utah territory, ana
the Hon =. Z. Brocchus, one Of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court, who was sent there By the general
government, but who found it advisable to make
such precptate retreat therefrom last winter
The documents six in number--two emunating
from Judge Brocchus, aud four from Brigham
Young. The latter very volu minous, and writ
ten in strain Of bitter sarcasm and invective
against the Judge. They relate most particularly
the address delivered by Mr. Brocohus, to the faith
full in the Salt Lake City, the Sth Of September
last, wherein expressions were made use of calling
in question the loyalty OF the Mormons to the gene
raj government, and the chastity and moral charac-
ter Of the Mormon ladies-and which address ex-
cited the strong indignation of the offended people,
aud ledto the necessity Of the Judges beating
ceremonious retreat, to avoid more unpleasant
quepces. The letters written by Brigham Young to
Judge Brocchus, breathe spirit Of chivalric devo
ton to the fair sex, in whose cause he says his pen
cannot be idle nor his tongue silent He repudates
end brands utterly false, the sentiments conveyed
in the address Of the Judge, that the Mormons
disafected 10 the general government held in
tempt the emory of Washington AS to the latter,
be says that the Judges eulogy of that immortal
hero, on the Sth of September, fell so far short Of
what they had been accustomed to hear, that
they were disguised at the recital, and loath-
cd in the orator that want of soul which
was needed to give tone and sentiment and
feeling in culogstic praise of the father Of patriots
and nations; and hence their treatment of him. As
to the present chief magistrate Of this republic, he
describes him one than whom no man more noble
and patriotic sits in chair Of sate or on the throne
OF kingdoms, in this wide world And us to the
charge Of prejudice, detection the part Of the
MorInOns toward the government of the United
States, he stguatizes it utterly unfounded, de-
claring that they were the most enlightened md
patriotic community, and farthest removed from
prejudice and disaaecton, that could be found the
whole face Of the earth.
So far as assertions may be taken in evidence,
the report furnished by the Judges their arrival in
Washington, is shown to be u tissue of misrcpresen
tatons, distortions, and falsehood. Brigham Young,
tradction; and if he is TO be beloved the Mormons
are the type Of all that is honorable in man and
pure and lovely in woman-all the reports about
insurreetonary sentiments and pluralites of wives
notwithstanding. The father Of the faithful makes
out good cause; and from hisenpa,te statements,
the Judges would seem to have been the criminals
themselves. We will give our readers the whole of
this interesting correspondence in few days, and
promise them it will amply repay perusal
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FAST RAILROAD TRAvELLING.-The railroads
generally, in New York and MN England, seem to
possess common sense and the spirit Of enterprise
All the different lines leading to the most important
cities in the interior, and to the summer visiting
places are arranging their hours Of departure and
arrival 80 Us to give the greatest rapidty and
facility to locomotion during the summer. New
York is the great central point from which per-
son can start in any direction, and travel Eve or
six hundred miles between sunrise and sunset. A
traveller cnn start from this city at six o'clock in
the morning, and reach Buffalo at half-past eight
o'clock in the evening. Within the same space Of
time he can reach Montreal, and the White Noun
tains and various other important localities, from
Cape Cod round to Dunkrk, on Lake Erie.
Such are the railroads and their management
North; but towards the South they arc slow coaches
indeed. There seems to be no energy, no enterprise
no wish to render facilities to travellers, and no
disposition to accommodate the public with the
means Of rapid locomoton. At this moment it
requires long time for traveller to go from New
York to Washington, which is about two hundred
miles, as il does to 60 from New York to Buffalo
or Monical-totb situated Mt near three times that
distance. more miserable set of drivellcrs than
the managers Of all the railroads soGth aud west of
New Yok, does not exist on this side of the State
prison or pcnitcniioTy. Can they not try and stir
their stuinls & little
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BY hoRsg's LINZ, oFrI.f no AVAIL srp

Bs hoRsv's LINZ oFrI.F WALL srRerr.
THurspAs jun ~ 1854
frffMo a @-Clou'ing up and locks like rliu.
Th.rmotnesr o. Baron, ster 2t.Siu.
. 7 NJ Cloudy duh day with occasional showers
Wind southwest T.it,pomet.r H.
EocHtsTEE. a A,--fleavy thund. rstosEo approach
ing LGhisnod MucA during the might Eiod west.
Thermometer eS.
W VI LIT hns been warm cloudy Coy. r:ih heavy
showers this morning Wind west Ther,aoSl-tcr.So.
AuRuRN A. -Rsiuy. wet. unplc n Ma morning.
Wind southeast Tbern,ou,etey "a
SP MI hes bc,I rainy day, but cuiss warm
Wind south Them, meter r.
fykActsL. a M.-EniniDg very hfsd Weather
cooler Wip3 souin. Thermometer d.
w stormy, rainy lay Wind southwest. Their
nomeer ~.
Ur,cA A M-Clouly. and looks like rain. Wind
west Thermometer ~.
9P M.--tlloady. GaIk evening Wind wet TherIro.
meter ~. Indications of rair
ALsAYy "a Ma fine clear morning. wind sonth-
west Theruiontter 81 Barometer ~ $40 Nsrrury 81
81 V --''outy; scme rain has ltpn tht~ .fternnon
Iheymeiattcr &c Barometer 2y1s0 Wind aar.h Mer-
curry 81.
Tro,s ~ MA beautiful morning thsysh getting
very warm. Wind southwest. Thermometer 50.
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on cur shores. II Is scarcely necessary to tell
the T.ader that we allade to the aboli,ionists.
THY controlled and directed all his movements
a.d they formed his 'bloody revolutionary Aston
House Committee" The "black spirits, white
spirits aud gray" of the party, waited on him.
both Individually and as committees, and were
that was uppermost in his mind. He gave Ger
tifcate of character and recommendation to a
companion in arms, or, at least, a companion in
fight, assist him in establishing, in this city, an
anti-savery German paper, whose prospectus avowed
the most decided abolition Intervention doctrines
The renowned Kinkel, too, co operated with him in
disseminating the principles among the Ger
man population ia the West. 1t is true that, in or
der that the begging expedition of this big beggar
man digger than Daniel O'Conneli himselD might
not be injured in the South, he pretended that he
did not NEEDLE with the abolition cause. Bat
wherever he could avow that friendship, with due
regard to the "material aid part Of his mission,
he gladly did so and now he comes out again in
his true colors in the North, and is trying to get
money upon these principles. lie has been enlsting
the sympathy, even of ladies, in the cause, and
is borrowing plank for his platform FROM the Wo-
mans ishts Conventions 1t ia the first time in this
country that women have been put forward in poll
ties, have been induced to leave the quiet domes-
tic circle to engage in specuatons Of European re-
volutons, and war, and bloodshed, and butchery.
The advice of Kossuth, therefore, be only UNDER
soodas applying to the abolition party, and to their
candidate, John 7. Hale, Senator Of New Hampshire.
the candidate Of that party-the only party in this
country, and The only candidate, that have out
fattooted for American Intervention in the affairs OF
Europe This is the party and this is the candidate
Of Kossuth, and we may Immediately expect at the
meetings to be held al Buffalo in New York, at Wor.
oester in Massachusetts, at Cleveland in Ohio. and
other centres Of abolitonism and petticoat govern
ment, resolutions adopted, procaiining the Kossuth
platform for the coming election, consisting of Ame-
rican intervention in foreign affairs till it exhauss
every dollar in the treasury out Of it, and every
drop of blood in the veins of every American Citizen
from Maine to Texas and from New York to San
Francisco. What will Kossuth next try!
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Rroukl~n Clty IntclIiuene.

KINGS COUNTY Cotnr OYEn a.n I,AvuxrR -Dc-
ioae Judge stIong ard Justices Brown and Esnmvnd -
The tra jury came into vest. rt,ay AID u,ado
th,Sr Tr n, zen he following pcrsoss were NJ
ja'gh.d ey Gerard v steven Esq, Acting Di-ir.t At
torn,y 1hoy ,,eial blended not guilty 70 ,i.e iudict
ms nj slapoiBg acairst them
lan.i Philip. grand larceny; .chn Ronre burglary;
Liza bJlOb- alifs Ellen oon larceny; john inwis,
burglar fnii hHehct, gfand larceny; tic ar rhcmp-
son assault nDd battery Abld'am alta Wilma Eho.sp-
son iip my, IuD'l brown and Ann Posts ba,slnr,;
John Bird burglary; waiter leiIercon alias John
sou aiae loAn White burglary; Patrick FesBey. carry
irg sung hot Rolc Moran alias Rosanna Evan per-
jury Pctor hcGcwan t'gamy' John Koch ON two in
aicmshts-onc Tor assftit and battery with intent TO
Ep. aro' her Tor carrying slunp shot; AdoIy .sln.er
grand la c.py IL prisoners remandstl TO jail and
The court ACQUIRED
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TIE WEATHER ELSEWHERE.
In ERlQE IN.A

Coroner Ean hrld iruuet yesterday, upon the
body OF a naled Ghatles Nulgan, a lborsr who
VS. prCstlattd ty the heat. Wednesday afternoon,
Will. at wor4 paving. ihe of Fifth and
Nyckof street verdict III accordance rendered
BY the jury Deceased native Of Ireland and al
been in this country bal few weeks. hol tell
hcm the >caiio.dipg Of b. ldng. jackson lots
near Iulo avenue. yesterday. and IN chou. fifteen
minute siterwuds expired. Another man, GERMAN,
DaTrd NildeLycr Iieciptacd from the thru story
Of building In conre of completion at the Of
Van srunt and Van Dyke streets. He was terribly n-
lure BY the f,l and L. not expected to His
tsinly 'side III tiowanus VI hitler he conveyed.
htte gl daufht'l 81 Franz iciser. grocer
ner OF Powers Dean streets attacked by
sos on " dnts0ay, and died shor,ly afterv la
borrg m1n protiated ~ he heat of The at the
toIn,r Of Sni. and Pacific street and
Cry Hospital by the police Three Others ploy.d
laeore's in tie vicinity Il Baker the Old
mai,a turnpike Effected hv The heat bus the proper
remedies beng applied, the evidences are that they viii
recover.
The weather wac exceedingly Tuesday. At
Albany the thermometer marked IS
At Hartford, Conn. the Thermometer stood at So
~ BIfalo at 10 o'clock il stood ut 50 at Rochester
At II o'clock 81 ard growing warmer; at Auburn sumo
hour d and growing at Utica same hour IS;
at Albany half pat eleven, at IS and growing warmer
In Boston on Wednesday the thermc me scr stood a
o1s IN he shade This the highest point last year
AT Quebec. las week the Weather was cold and dry
with frost at night
On The 18th Inst frost was In many places in the in
tcfr OF ms state and the thermometer down
thirty four dtprtes
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Musical and Theatrical Intelligence.

MADAME ALBoNIs FIRST OVERWHELMING IN
FASHIONABLE CIRCLES.
The movements Of Madame Alboni, the Inc fat hand
magnificent renowned italian recently
arrived in this city puzzng the brains of all the
oyster house critics They find where when
she win appear or whether she purposes giving any dis
play Of her great talents at the present period They
in dreadful distress Of mind arising guorauce
these important matters Some Of them boast of hav
ing heard her enchanting notes; of having had
charming flte 6e with hr Some perfect raptures
with her appearance her voice. and ,omc don't vet
know whether they ought to be in raptures Some
relieve their wrought minds by swallowing oysters
without number; and some again. poor fellows have no
oysters to swallow. In pity for their agitation and dis
tress. we will give them little information lame
Abop and then they retire and take their oysters ut
their ease.
Madame Albon then who indisputaby tho most spep
did onoo singer in Italian opera in the world has deter
mined TO give her first great concert in this city M.t
ropohtan Hail. xt Wednesday evening 2d Of June.
She sing the prind from the opera Lucrcza Dor
gia,n aria from "Cenerontela dueto from Semra-
mide and tersefs from another Of Rosnis compost
tons The services Of sncri Augustine Roveri ANTONIO
Sarso,Lnn and Ardt also engaged for the OCCASION
The price Of tickets to a parts Of the hall Is bx-d ~ one
d. liar with privilege 10 seats ut two dosrs Iha
IL The trcxrsmmc which we have received frothe
authentic and thus give publicity to II for the
relic. f the distressed oyster house critics aud f the
deiiobt of ali l,,e,, Of cla music in .his metropolis
THE FRENCH DANCERS AT NiBLos
The ent rprflng manager u this stable hncn on his
lat MP TO Europc, chcfC 9r Tie public taste Of iii,
ciiy most nunifcn icale. The company os French
oornes tx y ntmbe sho acr'iccs h. hea emerged.
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETINGS. = The
whole country. within as well beyond the
range of the telegraph, is alive with democratic
ratification meetings, approving the nomination
OF Generfl Pierce, swallowing the platform, unit
ing all the old conflicting elements of demo-
cracy, and preparing for one Of the most vigor-
campaigns that has been known for a quarter
Of a century. We see number Of distinguished
Southern orators and speakers travelling all round
New York and New England, and delivering ad
dresses at these ratification meetings We expect
vast accessions at the close Of the session Of Con-
gress, and particularly great increase of eloquent
travellers to New York and New England, outside
of the yrant teetotal States Of Massachusetts, Maine
and Rhode Island.
In this city, the ratification meetings are running
round the wards like prairie fire. All the old
speakers Of Tammany Hall, who have been sepa-
rated for years, are united hand and glove,
kissing and hugging each other, burying all their
discussions, hurraing for Pierce and King, and
swallowing the platform as they would delicious
pineapple cooled in ice. The barnburners are par
tcularly foremost in the movement they who made
the free soil foray for the last four years. seem now
TO have the greatest appetite Of the lot for swallow
ing the principles Of the Baltimore platform. John
Cochran. up town, one OF George Laws nlne-pins
ard formerly free soilcr, is hand and glove with
John McKeon, who wants to be dug up out of OBJ
scurity for the fourth fifth time, and to be up
again for a seat in Congress, or appointment as
Commissioner. John Van Buren, is equally rampant
for Pierce and King, with the most rabid old bunker
Of Tammany Hall ; and Captain Rynders, the i'm i.
mortal chief of the Empire Club, with all his boys
at his back. is mingling in every ward ratification
meeting and raising the steam, both on the platform
and at the bar
Verify the revival or awakening Of the democratic
elements resembles that which took place when Old
Hickory himself in the field, and the whole ma
ton was on fire about his success.
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FAIRS UPON FARs-There are three industria
exhibitions to be held during the season in the State
Of New York. The Crystal Palace. which has col
iected sls4 0Oo but has yet received enough.
will have fair, which is not yet announced. but
tGte will hold their IA at Castle Garden in the fall
great State Fair is announced TO take place az
Utica There viii, thereto e. be abundance Of CON-
p.ulon. il the way Of fairs and it il to be hoped
= ruUhe VII get enough Ct them.