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COrOuers, Inuuesfs.

SUICIDE * TAKING IAupsNAM.-Ihc Coroners were mott
fed last evening to hold inquest at No. 70 Greenwich
street, ON ~ body of man, whose not
ained, who Is alleged to have committed suicide by
taking laudanum. The inquest will be held this forenoon
FATAL fAII.-Yesteraay, Coroner 0DonRell held an
inquest at ~ Roosevelt street, the body of william
Mcbride, who came tQ his death from injuries received by
falling down stairs The wife of the deceased testified
that he vas short time ago "A member of temperance
society and bad atteIy taken TO drinking aud while in
oXcated he te down stairs the uries o which caused
his death The jury rendered yesdict OF death caused
by conclusion Of the brain"
TUE tATu RMtRoAD A0tnfST.--Iohn Roarke, who on
Sunday evening fell from of tho Eighth rail
read cars and broke both legs by the wheel of the
passing them, died yesterday in the New York Hosp
quest will be held the body this day by the Coroner
ANOTHER FATAL Act1pKyT,-The Coroner yesterday
called to hold an inquest the body OF Patrick Gum,
who about ten days since fell from his own cart tho
wheels Of which passed his body, causing fatal
injury, which resulted In death An inquest viii be held
this day.
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StcnmbOiier Explosion at the philadelphia
Navy Yard.

PnuApFLrnA, Oct. II, 1853
terrible explosion took place this morning. at tho
Navy Yard, e the boiler the sectional Dock while
hauling on the soop-o Cysnc Pieces of the boior
were scattered in all directions the safety valve falling
upon the deck of the steamer Fulton, distance of 800
feet.
lnrant Hatch, workman in boat alongside had his
skull fractured by piece of iron and is thought be "a
tally injured
John Bren was dreadfuly scaded, and it Is feared
he cannot recover,
Michael Mcguire, who standing at the had of the
boiler badly cut and scaldod and blown overheard
but rescued.
Richard Kennedy the engineer, VIII was standing in
the boiler house. also thrown overheard aud was
slightly injured.
There was eighty pounds pressure upon the boiler at
the time, aud it capable of bearing one hundred
POT nds.
The rigging Of the Cyane much cut by the ying
fragments, and some OF the seanen slightly Injured
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THE CASE OF CAPTAIN GIBSON.
ERnM TILE REGIt1 Az YrRwsp .prp In,,,rr

WASHINGTON Oct. IL, 1858.
The Union Of this morning publishes letter from Can't
Gibson regretting the of Now York papers
denouncng Secretary Marcy for the inquiries he had made
TO his (Capt. G.'s character for truthulness being
anxious that the Secretary should make all the inquire
necessary to refute the accusations made against him
He satisfied with the action of the government his
especially with the instructions given to the Charge
d'Af1ars at the Hague
Official intelligence ha, been received Of the death Of
Dr. Edmund Du Barry late Fleet Surgeon OF the East India
squadron He returning home the sick list, and
was one month out.
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Inauguration of the Governor OF Florida.

James f. Broome was inaugurated Governor of F1o-
rida on the 3D. inst In his inaugural he takes ground 70
the removal of the Seminole Indians considering them
blight to the prosperity of the State, in violation Of
their treaty obligation and in open defiance Of the power
authority and importantly of the federal government
lie viii consider it part Of his constitutional duty
sec the law of the last session of Congress- providing for
their FINAL removal faithfully executed. He advocates
common schools, railroad improvements, and promises
his hearty support to General Iierces administration
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Markets.

New ORLEANS Oct. IL, 1858.
Tie sales of ceton Tuesday barely 700 bales.
The market is heavy and middlng quoted at 9c Flour
has declined 25c. Corn-20 900 bushels sold at 10 Tic
CHARLESTON, October II 1853
The sales of cotton here during the week have been
2400 bales, at range of ,c lie The market is dull
with declining tendency. The better qualities have de-
clned &c, while the lower qualities heavy aud
minal at still further decline. Receipts Of the week.
1000 bales. Stock on hand, 10000 bales
ClSt1yN VT, Oct. Il, 1853.
There Is an extreme pressure in money market.
Loans obairablc to very limiedextent only any
terms The leading rates Of interest range from IL to "a
per cent per annum.
BrFg,Io. Oct r. 1853.
Receipts since yesterday Flour, $500 bbls.; wheat,
10000 bushels corn, none oats is 600 bushels barley
$500 DO. Flour is her depressed dealers await
ing the steamers advices. Wheat not much inquiry
$500 bushels Wabash sold at 1l.c a 1Iic; corn small
business doing, and market tending downward oats dull
an6 lower sales at 3ic. ii &C.. Ohio whisiey, &c
27sc. Frcghts--Flour, S5c.; wheat, .5c; corn 22c
The amount Of shipped by canal today 100000
bushels
ALBANY, Oct. IL, 1858.
The receipts Of the past twenty four hours have been
Flour $500 bbls wheat 800 bushels corn, 5000 do
barley 81 900 do. Flour quiet sales only 1000 bbls
wheat steady with moderate inquiry unchanged;
sales GsOO bushels barley 10000 bushels sold at Soc
Slc for two-rowed and zoe. for ordinary fourrowcd
oats are doing better--sales at 4Ic 4sc.
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First District Court,
Before Judge Green.

ENGINEERING THE sIDEwALKs-IMpoRTANT TO
wAREHoUsEMFS.
OCT. l2-Thcre were eighty one brought before
the Court this morning. by the Corporation Attorney,
against various persons for violating the Common Coun
Gil ordinance in cncumbering the streets &c. large
number Of the defendants fined in ranging from
81 to $50 Many Of the adjourned to Wednes
day next in consequence Of the absence of witnesses
against whom the Judge issued attachments to compel
them to attend that day His Honor gave notice that
where the complanants we're subp0naed witnesses,
and neglected to attend he would immediately issue a.
tachments against them.
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Railroad Accident

PTrsnURG, Oct. u, 1858.
Yesterday afternoon the rope broke plane No. 9,
when two sections of the boat George w. James, which
about halfway up down, striking the other
sections and breaking into gments boat loaded with
thousand kegs of powder two hundred Of which
scattered about and still lying loose the track
The detained in consequence having to be
pushed round the obstacle by hand
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WING NOMINATIONS.
Political TutelIlUencC

There two loco foco tickets in nomination in Colum
ba county. The following are the two tickets
Hc,tis Setl.
District Attorney ........ r. D. Mcneil, r. B. Storm
Superintendent ........ w. !. AIeGee, d. X Tripp
Justice. E. Gernon. Il. G. Studley.
The Whig Judicial Convention met in Albany on the
11th inst and nominated Hon Amos X Hadley Of Troy
a candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court
G. D. Hubbell was elected Mayor Of Bridgeport Conn.,
ON the 10th inst, by two majority Silas Booth. 1t
was the second trial.
Sol. Smith, Esq, whom everybody has heard of as
droll and eccentric comedian, announces himself
candidate for Judge of IT, St Louis Criminal Court He
Is of course perfectly serious in doing, being now en-
gagged in the practice of the law.
Joseph Freeman has been removed from the post Office
at Aden Erie county. Cause assigned by the Buffalo E1
press he is an adamantine, or bolter.
The vote fer Governor in Georgia very close At the
last accounts Johnson the democratic candidate, only
25i ahead, and two cour ties TO hear from.
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POLITICAI.


T. MEETING OF THE SENATORIAL CONyEN.
ton OF the Third District. held yesey street.
evening October H. twenty eight members in attend
~ ein,ire ana Michael Burns, secretaries On motion cf
mr X Nnigan OF the First ward Convention pro.
eeeded to vote viyi yoco when Thomas Barr having
ceived seventeen votes, declared nominated On
tion the nomination declared unanimous On motion
adjourned. DENNIS MITIJTNg Chairman.
MsnSTL sGsnST 4 kgsss' MsIsT'Hr' 3seeresariss.
TAN ELECTION HBLD AT NO. Is DUTCH STREET
electors Of the Second ward in accordance with the dcroo
ons OF the Democratic Republican Gen era Commttee
Iammany Hail. on Thursday evening" Oct. d, the following
ticket was duly elected
COUNTY CONVENTION.
G. W. Isaacs Thomas Willis
Thomas J. Rogers Daniel Maher.
Francis II. Secley.
SENATORIAL
Dudley Haley, l.. Keegan.
James atBon, VIM. Miner,
William b. Storer.
ASSEMBLY.
William Thompson, Patrick Mun.
Morris j. Quinlan, John Kelly,
Francis McGown.
CHARTER.
Tobias G: OConnor, Thomas J. Rogers
GeoiW; lsaacs, John Sheridan
James watson, James Sullivan,
John Evers Joseph Taylor
Charles W. Cruger, Michael Connolly
hobert Rogers, Wm. Torphy,
Henry Steele, William Thompson,
William b. Storer.
With the power to hil vacancies.
JOHN SHERIDAN,
G.. w. ISAACS INSPECTORS.
JOHN KELLY,
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NEWS BY APH.
N0N.ARRIvAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM MEXICO.
TIE WILKESBARRE SLAVE CASE,
&C., &C., 10.


SAcKvnIE, N. b., October l2-Il lP. NJ
Our latest dispatch from Halifax is dated at O'Clock
this evening" at which time there was appearance of
the Canada 1t then raining hard with gale
from the nor and have been unable to communicate
with that Office since.
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The Water Question I'm Providence.

PRovDfycr, Oct. IL, 1853
The vote of the people taken in this city to-day
the question Of bringing water from Ten Miles river, In
scekonk, Mass, to this place. and decided rs fol-
lows Yeas 3Ss nays $50.
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FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT CoNvENToN.The Democratic
Convention Of the First Senatorial District comprising the
counties Of Queens, Suffolk, and Richmond, held at ia
maca Tuesday nominated Hon. John &. Floyd of Suf
folk county Two sets Of delegates from Queens and
Richmond counties claimed seats in the Convention O.ae
set frop each county only admitted Four Of the
DELEGATES being dissatisfied with the nomination. orga
nized with the rejected delegates and placed in nomination
Mr., Joshua B. Smith (hard) for The same office.
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nEMocRATIc REpUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT

h1 s
sss i
and ssnGanty yndsste the wisdom Of the President in
r.
fss S e S:
ansest perpetual enes wings; shat in common @
due to Hon for services o se
dered in sustaining the administration and vndicatng tho
Kssoys That s We have @ @sa With pleasure the astory
his port q ls Secretary published Daily
s Of @ % e sns % We do ,S ne
q section q t6s Union with the perfect GOOD
with the utmost qualification upon every which
s s S gs5y its
Sn THAT The citizens
meets yi,h the appTeyal the
usee would have ss
rs ~ 'sr
G the that Letter will stand as fixed and en-
e L. SHEPARD, Chairman.
Z. 7. 2 ?. Ta9ssgsa TS,9yms, sau }secretaries.
NINTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN COM
m9sts will II hl b vSnss
WILLIAM DopGE, Secretary.
ELEVENTH wARD.-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION,
" held az lsg Avenue YEN G between the hours of and
cratic Republican party and in accordanes with the call
q General Tammany Hall under
Hall General Committee do oemnly declare the
ss %ssSy sa' n I si9asn s vs, 5 tic ticket head
James G. ySR %st. JUDICIARY '0SvPsr.oT Pster rett
Henry Whitehead,
FOR SENATORIAL coNyENTIoN.
ha. %n + 9sisntias sSnsi Thomas SSn effnS H. faion
FOR ASSEMBLY CONVENTION.
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Loss OF Steamer Flag.

(INClNNATl, Oct. T. 1853
The steamer Flag, bourd from this port to st. Louis,
laden chiefly with dry goods, &c sunk at Flint island in
the Ohio river ninety miles below Louisville
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WING Ratification Meeting In Boston.

BOSTON, Oct. IL, lS33.
mass ratification meeting Of The wings was hsd in
Faneui Hall this evening. The Hon Abbott Lawrence
presided f. H. Derby, of Boston, made speech in OPP
position to the constitution.
Hon. Edward Everett spoke foT swo hours principally
in opposition to tie State Constitution He took it up
in detail, and repuated the motives of the party who
presented it, being selfish and anti republican His
speech almost entirely OF locGi character The only
ausop to national affairs was by implication when he said
that the Of the democrats the election for Pos
had been because of pretence Of all dsunctio
the free soil party whereas the troubles which had risen
the through the aition Of the promises
made for free soil support dstractng it, He briefly
reviewed the distinguishing marks separating tae
great parties Of the country since 1929 comparing them
With those existing and the changes apparent He
in favor of the Pacific raiiroad but not party
measure.
AT the close, nine cheers given, and the ncetin
dissolved
The hall was densey packed
The new Adamantine Paper Mt Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, Oct 12, 1858.
Charles s. vedder of the Schenectady Reflector has been
inv ed to the editorial charge of the new adaman
paper in Syr, 1t is doubtful if he accept.
Native Nomination for Governor OF New
jersey.
TRENTON, Oct. IL, 1853
The native American party nominated to day, in con-
vention Joel Haywood for Governor Of New Jersey.
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State Elections.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1ct 1853
The votes in this county yet only half counted,
the entire democratic ticket elected by ma ority
of from 900 to $500
Five six tickets voted throughout the State and
all so mixed that the counting proceeds very slowly.
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Departure Of the America.

BOSTON, Oct. II, IS5J
The royal mail steamship America, Capt. Lang sailed
at ,on to-day with forty passengers for uuax and
sxty.lour Liverpool Amongst tho latter we're .fr
Meagher M p and the wife of Thomas Francis Meagher
Tho A. takes nearly $500 In gold coin and iugos
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KINGS COUNTY.


DEMOCRATIC NosINAroNs.--Th Democratic County Con
vention assembled at Nelson's Hotel in Fatbush eater
day. and nominated the following ticket
State SeRator.--George Is. lamar
Dist,'id AHoTnay-Alexander McCuc.
COat,ify Tiedsirer--James NJ. Sea5ury.
Justice Of The Pedce-Nichoas S.illwell.
C0rOncr-Joseph Creamer, of Williamsburg
Superintendent Of The Poor-J. A. Sael.
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TIE wrsrcnnsrNn SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

rFMoorAriG NoMsh hTioS.-rhe Hon Abraham z. Ste
phens, of Rocland county, national democrat and mem
Der of the last Congress, nominated Tuesday
the democratic candidate Tor Senator TO represent tn
senatorial district composed of Wc'chesier Rockani
and Putnam counties. His nominaf declare
unanimous by the convention at which great enthusiasm
prevailed and his election considered certain by rg
majority
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Tho steamshin UnIted states.

Nav ORLEANS, Oct. L., 1858.
The steamship Uuited stat,s sailed for New York at
to day.
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Police Intellluence,

arrest u Gt'tost Lniag Shoaifter-Ycsterday Capt.
Leonard the Second ward police, arrested young
of stealing dam nd finger ring valued at S23 the pro-
pesy of Gotteb Enslin No. Maiden lane; also stealing
from the stone OF Carl Iod OF No. So Ma street.
pair Of rriug worth 50 So another pair valued ut $10
set of vest btous worth So so in all valued at x25
In the a ter store Captain Leonard who had been watch
ing the movements ot the rogue that he placed some
articles about his person. and vixen he left tho store the
captain took him into custody, and found the latter
named articles of ewey in his possession The accused
il seems, visited the different iewellerHS
stores, ard himself be merchant from St
Lou putting w at the Irving House. and while pretend
inc To lie selecting out goo for purchase, managed to
pocket articles he went ong AT store he selected
out $500 worth OF jewelry and promised to return
and pay for it, bat of he did the only
object he had IN makii the selection to afford him
self opportunity TO steal The prisoner taken be-
fore Msyor Wcsterye who nitted him prison to
answer the charge.
Elijah f. Bseck yesterday arrested by Of the
Chief aids, charge Of forgery, in signing the
Of L. Biercc, of No. -, Wall street to order
questine pass the Buffalo and New York City Railroad
trate that the 10th Of June last the accused
the employ OF the American Telegraph Company, No. 2<
Wall s eet that the 10th inst the accused called
Mr. William Tamadge, agent for the said rIlroad
company Mt No. Cortindt street, and scnted the
order purpurting De signed by r. L. Berce, who IL
of the officers mplcyed the road. Mr. Tanadge, be-
ieving the TO be genuine, gave the pass on the
order valued TO the company Of So CO. II Il
tanned that Mr. Bierce signed any such order
did he authorisc any one to do So The prisoner yas
taken before Justice Bogart tho charge who commit
ted hrl to prison for trial
Chefse Of Stealing Horse.-0iicer Brennan, Of the
Fourteenth ward yesterday arrested named Lyman
Barr, on charge of stealing horse valued at sl25,
the proper Of Winant w. Bennett of Yellow Hook Long
Island The accused taken before Justice Wood who
committed him to prison for trial.
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TELEG II A P HIC.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
SYRACUSE, Oct. II, 1853.
The Union Democracy held County Convention at the
City Hall to day, and made the following nominations
Alfred H. Hoyey for Senator; William Porter, of Jordan,
for District Attorney Theras Robinson for Superindent
OF the Poor; Edward 7. Slocum for Justice.
wHIG SENATORIAL NOMINATION.
PoUGHKEErSIE, Oct II, 1858.
Robert ID. Barnard Of Hudson was to-day nominated
the whig candidate for Senator from tho Eighth Dis.
trict
WING NOMINATIONS.
ALBANY Oct. l., 1858.
The wings of the Fourth Judicial district have
minated Amaziah B. James, of It. Lawrence.
The wings Of the Fourteenth Senatorial district have
nominated George Richards of Warren for the Senate.
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Vermont General Assembly.

MONTPELIER, Oct l., 1858.
Tae General Assembly Of Vermont conyenes here to-
morrow greatest interest is felt in relation to the
organization and it is impossible TO predict what will be
the final result.
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X KNICKERB0CKER HOSE COMPANY NO. 2.-NoTICE.
IN The members hereby notified TO attend meeting
fully equipped the c~riage housc Friday morning
a. at O'Clock precisely, buelness OF the utmost impor.
tsnce. By order Of JOHN u. LIN i, .olcaan.
4. !. JxAAaas, Secyetazy.
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iWANTED-AN UNFURNHHED PARLOR, WITH
w bedroom attached, between Canal and Chambers
r9nt room on hrst floor prefcrrsd No reference
9ivsas Aaasess, M two days, Don Juan, Herald otce.
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Personal Intelligence.


Secretary Dob6n, Washington Ca 9tan Masruler U 8.
~; Professor ]. Lawrence smith Kentucky Charles Jas.
1annan Norwich CT; and Colonel David Hamilton. Al.
bany, arrived last night at the Astor House.
Judge I4ons, La, Horat;o King, Washington; Hon A.
H. Williams Portland; B. sedman, Cleveland; Judge Bal.
arrived yesterday at the st. Nicholas
Rev Edward ". peet Railway; S. Higginson, Boston;
Dr.. Rand, rhiladephis; Hon; Mr. rosdck savanaah
Captain Wbte, L. S. N, and j. Wilkinson, do., arrived
yesterday at the Prescott House.
Hon. Edmund Burke, New Hampshire; Hon. Alfred Kel.
ley Ohio; Hon. John A. Collier Binghamton Attorney
General Chat6cld Albany; Hon. James H. B1wlin. ST.
Louis; W. W Corcoran, ESQ., Wa bngton; J. R Curtis,
ESQ., fan Francisco arrived in the city yesterday and
are at the Metropolitan.
ARRIVALS.
Troia New Orleans in steamship Star q tho southNrs
and servant ,Irs Stafford ". 5 Msarisean Mr. vii.
scn, Capt Geo urieh, Mr Maraste.
IN ss r 'GsT.P ,Sd ct wst,sy y N for % William
nSy as s Ss Se sTs a LADY caEs s iI aSa
,TiSs cnE;tGH asS-s, C Nm @aygnn Ms clark
Mr. Jones d child and servant. Miss Mary Parish And
ISf sss'i ciSsSss S'sssfy SSs s
nssi' M: MRS !.
and sns rSs ea vse s vsfs
agaSe j IsSn Mary fsTra Emanuel erss and LADY, NJ
so
Rssss sSs $'
- "
figo Thomas Green, Mary Riley Joseph Rourd, Farley
and wife, Mary sagger Binksr, W Hays Adams z
Meade. j Moccom James Thurston and J T. Shcr-
man, Gongolcs Ellen McCluskey Mary Delaney,
Fletcher, Maguire Russell, Murphy, II uoggins
John McDougal Turner, Jacob Kaiser Henry Thompson
Paul CeminaW and brother, Vincent Naroye Austin Device
Parine Iohn and four children, Lloyd, Gill lanes
Lemon, Stinson Antonio Pasari Murphy John Wild
den John kice, Mccall VI Dclbridgc, Fcrnando Con
astus Mrs ne.let and two children Francis Mitchell Null
Charles Hermane, W Darius. Mrs Davies, b.ttmsn,
Samuel iilGms Charles Brown, James Eastman Nancy
Brown, Edw ard Davis and several IN the ny
In steamship souherner for charieston-hr smart AUG
lady Mr. Rdehcrs lady and nfant Mrs Hayes infant and
friend; Jas Osborn, Mr. Hayes " Cnthber, MeGiil,
Dr u VI Read " II Mansau II Lllott, l. Badnal J. Tar
rnr Miss So allow 4 r shannon, sheldon, J Aston,
John SPRING. and lady Rev A. Dixon and lady Rev
Edridse and ady Mrs Bryan, Miss Prchard Miss McCar
ter G Burt l. Bowie, Could u Wideman, W Meal:
riue II Wilson q W Robinson, III Tobcy, Lswton,
iangeli Mrs Read, De Forrest, q Raymond, Mrs
Lowric, Mise Fem, Caldwell Mr. Fisher Key Camp.
lady " Carr ii Robinson, W Keenan,, Lamb Mrs a
spccr and Marty David Clark Geo Green, Otto Lampkn.
Jas Riley, Vim Rooney Brady, Johnson, Jos SchmidS
II GODFREY Darrgan, Giovanni Boitaro and son, Tho0
Nary, Campbell, Campbell, Campbell and thirty aiae
n the steerage.
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DEMOCRATIC YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CLUB.-A
regular meeting of this club will be held at its rooms,
in the Stuyvesant Institute Friday evening" October
at half past o'clock. BY order
C. CoDFRFY GUNTHER, Chairman.