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General Committee Of Democratic Whie Young
MA Meefinv ss Committee viii be hed al me bfOao'
~ me ON FRIDAY L JENI No. July g at o'clock
''' By order JAMES q. WELSH, Chairman
THOMAS ACTON, Vice. Chairman
P. C. VAN WICK,
M Va; H. n 1.eSy Secretaries
To. Members OF La Fayetfe Lodge No. " r: and
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BY Sir David Brewster.
NJ Z W w o r X q.
N EMoIRs OF
SIR S A A & ~ r. w Il o N
Just published, MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, WRITINGS
AND discoveries OF SIR ISAAC NEWTON BY Sir
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IIHE UNITED STATES PATENT vEHICU-

i LAR STRENGTHENING COMPANY Are IN
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MRS COOKERS COMMERCIAL and FAMILY
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.tuAt on good Oy Rooms Clean well aired Beds bed sea
,, Tea and sery It. per day Pr vsts Rooms Omibusss
% and from al part Of London
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A FOUNDRY doing . gosd home and New
ssAer sslh spes =. ins. Apply % 4. ARSo{D. q fhs
ysusdsry, No. ~ hsiSa, PcsShssva~
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GouSes ano farms tUanteo.

WANTED to RENT-A small genteel HOUSE,
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WANTED TO RENT-A three or tour-story and
w basement HOUSE west Of Broadway below ioh,r Ad-
dress p Box No. 49, Post hice, stating location aud ef
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Il 900 RENARD.-S Stolen from the store Of
on RI WAFD.-LEFT in the Broadway and
dn iObom II Mlap Gonrern.

CARD-My new RESTAURANT, corner OF
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JuyT my old hi, nds tae this opportunity Of oHsihs
ny sefu for the many nonzs Of their
ee and pubic thanks for their patron1zs assur
10th efforts shall be spared 10 merit coutinaance Of
that heretofore 90 literally bestowed upon me.
LORENZO DELMONCO
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6ouses to Get.

pOuotD ~ N.Y. .I
DROADWAY BILLIARD SALOON to LET
I'D Two spseioas Rs.enen At No SIS Brosawsy .a,o1.S
BOW ING ALLEYS or SHOOTING GALLERY. ieioc'
ton and Frsmhes are unequAed. -
OTIS TO LET.-Tbe undersigned, intending
l. 70 occupy the lower and bn-msut Of the asw eea-
Nc 81 s"sdr xxx y. nd e. , IL sgs 81, r 3 s s
moderate rsn' '1 r y JENNINGS e. No so.l~.y
DOONs 10 LII, With STEAM POwER--In
II the building Of 6reenweh and sessh-srS ansar
'''' ''''- sERRis q r,sER, No ss e,eenw'ssst
CTFAM POWER to LET-At Elizabethport,
- Nj srwo-tory Brek Building 100 fee, ,; hgel3 =
ABM BAIZ, No. Ss7 BTosdway or 70 JOHN b. tobssoSs
y f4'-AossaPole
ITO LET-At Carmanville, on 152d-st, near
Il ltth.sy. nest FRAME HOUSE, with ''s LOTS OF
Also two Sresosy BRICK HOUSES iohsv, near
GIsS on broadway the STORE and DWELLING No. i.css
Also the CoAL-YERp osce and Fixtures, No os Broad
way Inqair, OfR. =. CARMAN No ess Broadway
rT'O RENT With Steam. Power, if required, two
s7thst 81 hss q iihsv: Apply The premises
ES~ .DS % @ sS Of D' ~
% HSs sS'S. sSP on The PREMISES. ~ is West
ROOMS en- third door of bugdrs No. ss2 Broadway freat
of the Tshenace suitable for Offices manufacturing par
poses Apply On the premises CHARLES PARTRIDGE.
1IVO LET at THROGs NECK, westchester, q
i Large comfortable HOUSE, Furnished; IA Rooms with
Carriage House and Stable good Vegetable Garden and Ffafi
peny Il Shade Trees about the House Stages ps<s che door
teve,sl times day Railroad Il healthy pleasant psce
Inquire Of T. uNDEhHlLL, on the premises
ITO LET-Part of geuteel two-story HOUSE
in Greeues, near Broom-st. aiming feat and back
pnots hort basement and Kitchen and 70 ms ~ the atct
upe cold wtsr Bath sne Cas- land sss
iaie;) sl,o HOUSE No. az ThsmPsOn-t 70 lea A'-''
House No. 50 [ nfonrlace, &C. LII. Apply 20
JOHN CULVER, No. 81 rscmpsons'.
rT'O LET-A brown-stone HOUSE, complete In
thee oli and admirably situated 90 sthsf be
tween All and Leai geouavs TO good tenant LOW APfy
wALKER Co, No. ~ Broadway lover BAIL bisct Se.l
rJNO LET. in BROOKLYN To small, quiet
L family FRONT and BACK ROOM and FhpNr s a,
MINT; rent 50. Apply y q. w. BROWN, NO. ni reafr
st. New-York But family IN the house.
rVNO IET-The STABLE No. 200 9th-st., re-
Gently 6,ted M oT bor.es II has rooms conve
rnty Tor <ius having separate entrsncs snd
,nurlsd With st.T waftrcloset, &c The wboae e
as sureior accommodation private stable Apply % IAN
HAM & BROTHER No ~ BeeAmanst
RIO LET-STEADY POWER and LIGHT
HooNS ''''" rates Nix oANDU. No 100 wshcr.st.
VO LET--A COTTAGE HOUSE, No. f37 Wcss
S4hst "A hlocks Broadway with all tho roisrn Inn
oroy.ments Can be seen from A. NJ al p NJ Apply
ih or AZ and 10 Washnztoaa IL has tear nnek
5updins with Sleeping Rooms connected above md new
gssins ~ Rooms in All Rent eco Heated AZ rvcs~th The
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~ ffned offers the followngs
Eight SD and 5ds sth In all three 200 feet
n front by 100 feet deep. IS SEQ each
Two in S7ths. between 5thay. and Madsonsv z'xioo
each $500 - -
One Lot Of Msiisou-sv south Of 5oth-st. $4,000
-Four Lots In fhav northwest Of 76h-st Lot
% 6lxH other three 25xl0o $4ot8
Lots " 5thsv. between SD and 8fhsta Z5s0o VI 30
Fourteen Lots STRAY. and l06h-et Eleven 3xloo Two
2Jxlfc0 In, one % 9xlo0. 800 each
Four Lots cor. ith.ay and list, 25xl00. $4,000
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER l. Co.. No 7 Brosds.
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CHRIs1IAN HOME for FEMALE SER

- WANTS Ssh-st between 9TH and Lexngt Cover
s Houtek epes also Servants capacity supplied
r NJ this Institution superior French LADY's MAlD now
b the Irstitu'ion.
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Il CITY PROPERTY-A valuable FARM Of I5 acres "a
coed LAND "a uarr Of the estse Of Bundse dscsassd se
q Soldiers Bridge, Westcbestr Ceupy) seef ne r9s
grsn or zrsss and finely adapted fof dairy purposes w ee
disposed Of qnsut % sai. gurshs~ss; ss ,s
mar Of the fam may b. seen o. OF bhO ND"E ON INC
premises- Terms easy. Bhphpli.nrEy tExocutora
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Real Qfsrair tor bale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
minutes ride from tho city by steamboat md rail-
road The new stcres, sn1 contains nin' con-
ranthes having five splendid ntlrs
and Rraes The location pleasant and heslthu q will be
sold burgaiD. Inquire Of c. SANDERS, No. Essaust
At PRIVATE SALE-A bcautifui COUNTRY
IN SEAT situated Moristown, NewJeey snd containing
of Ground with fine tosto Gstbic frame HOUSE,
ON buld u.s. &c abundance Of Fruit and Is about haf
from the DEPOT For and further p;iensis apply to
BAKER WEEKS No. Pine-st.
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CHIID LOST Strayed ON the morning Of the
~ I'd from No. Mo1Toeplae South 5th st Wi.ltsns
bush L. l., BOY, aged years. Dsmed ThEOpohE
srp.6 green ard white jacket and without eihes shoes
kpg or hat and speais only q Any inform ron
ccrc ming hir, n be esrully and literally rewarded BY
BTfDoMAN DAY 4 jon TSOS, 81 Ceiirst. y. Z.
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DWFLLING HOUSES at PRIVATE SALE

III .
~ The undersisnsd offer the following;
Carro-piace-2 % 6x60. stones, Coco
ST. Mars place, 2dAy-2ox6o stories brownstone,
ss0(Cc
Amo- et--25xSs stories and sttc, frame s9,ooo .r
I4h-st near 3d-av.l7x6O, Eassh ba>snents, stories,
brownstone, each $1,000
Iihst near Sdsv24sGo, brownstone, stories, each
$1,000. -. -.
i4h stories and attis brick 600
l5th-st ne ar 4Ihsy.-25x5o. stories. brick $4,000
Isth-st., 5hsv z5x6o, stories, brownstone each
Si7fC0.
2st Lexipgonav 22x6o stories, brown stone, En-.
glib bas, mebts, each $l5,cte
Grmercy PakS houses zach cx6o stories, brown-stoEo'
English hascn ent. each $1,000
Graaery Park LexiDg 81 STOKES brown
stone, f27d0.
zlst-.sx7O, stories, brow n-stobe, S25 900.
I'D near Lexlng0nay.2JxS5, stores, brownstone,
Sl2lC0. -
z2dst near sh-ay-l6:sxs6, sories brown stone $1,000
25ths 7thsy.-o:6a55 storiea bfownstono, Ss0o
Goth st. near 7thev.-z5x40, stories brick, ~, SEQ.
z7th-et near ethay.- 2i5 stories, brown stone $3.50
ath-st near 4b.sv-isx5o stories English basement,
$1,000. go
S3d-st sh-av-1sxs5 stories, Enslsh basement,
$1,000.
s4th near 7thav-2x5i stories brownstone, houses,
each 4l5foc. =
2hoUses, each Ss,oto -.
4e hs .. ar sth-sy.-z5x42, stories brick, 5000
I57th.t neeJ i2th-av-HOure and IS Lots, $500
lNTHONY'J BLEECkER a. Co., No. brosdst
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le5 5h-sv rear zdsi. Employers in city and country
obtain this day goi ection Of respectable
Yeierced srd vell-recommsnded SERVANTS, INC ndins
ereAn English and Scotch Cooks Cha Dbernsfs Wait
Sesu Homework GTis modera,e wages
soy in attendance. A. WESLEY.
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~ ~ Manager q RACHEL FRENCH pRAMATIC COMPANY
nAs ken an Office No. - Wallet where al
snse y hs sntspnse must 10 addressed Pssor.l spes-
ca = made between the hours Of twelve four The
% 81 the performances Of this lnsrxioes TfSseSsnnss
Sh' ~ snnorneed 10 few dayA
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A RESPECTABLE young Man wishes ssua-
N ton a. VALET 70 . Gentleman or WATER N pnvssfs
family soins part OF Europe fully conpsenf 70 NJ
that situation Cse respectable rsfsrsnss ssoer "a
sesiy At&ress II. j. Beetsfcrs, Ne "sS nfns-' "r
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nor SALE in DROoKLYN-29O L0TS IL

OSE PLOT on sfb. Brsxfon end SherInsBs. and loth
and moderate and sSeonmsdaas "a iots on
sf.v fs,h 18th 200 q. front By I76 10. sos on
lstt between 4h sod 5havE los 5thst between ID
and b.vs- HYER AASrEN Noe Weli-ss N Y 9Th story
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1mnsements.

DUSH for THE TABERNACLE.-THE
HI BLACK SWAN, lately returned from the British Prey
b . viii give her sst FARE WE'LL VOCAL and lNSTRU-
MENTAL CONCERT us friday EVENING. July o. as
sstd by sgnur n. c. BECHT who will preside at the Piano
Forte AM Sig. HONEG6E, Voluht. .
tickets so ens Reserved Seats S-to be he'd the Music
and Boz ksores ard at the Hail. Doors open st7-Conce 70
commence Of O'Clock.
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Gorses, Carriages, &e.

EOR sALE-A splendid bay HORSE. years
II old fine traveller sound and \; sold on for
use Also light BUGGY aud HARM sss Apply to
S. D. BEACH, No. 23i Washington g.
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~ IsLAND1hc Subscribers have for sale pst about 100
OF the most beautifully ocasd Lend Staten Island
which BE- cold IN parcels of from Is which for
sonvenenee OF sauby srd commanding view cannot
IL eIeellec On the Island.
The Lsnd well wooded and contains also cone no beau
tnl natural lawns sf any portion Of could prepared
for busdng purposes with tfns expense.
most every portion Of the lind embraces greafer part Of New
Jeney wfh the town. titles and yssss az he eye
locations the south Ray add Ocean The land 4 Of supe
ncI quality for eriys,9n Nth Aesns surface, sal tho 10
Iii niles fpm Port neanond yscsoyvius ana twe
nse. ro9 ssn<erers Lasdps tks Richaes1 tlasd,
the dstsncs from Quarspfns Lsadna bes fusfe1 -
the cid hiehmond Tanpke IL janetea w1k fbs Her
Road miller dsserHis9 q hs properly. With 81 pars7an
BURpEfT, DAVIS EA1lN, Na q wlus.s.
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~ ~sy-Open fom A. NJ. I'LL 10 o'clock T. NJ, daily. Ad.
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this Gallery Isl superior any other collection the CONT
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ID FRIDAY July 6-EvENIN0 a. O'Clock, the mysterious
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27
MI Wise AZ Whnelinp

Mr.. Wise made long harangue at Wheeling
last Saturday week, in which he denounced the
American party with great yehcmenoc. The Times
thus alludes to his speech
In his general remarks upon the American par
ty, il occurred to Us that he used many express
sions that good taste would not sanction. His
spleen and nvcctiye did not. certainly, improve
the temper of that portion of the audience which
remained, many Of whom were Americans. For
any other man, it would have been regarded as
very vulgar even though that about the snake
had been ef; out,in which he said he was not on
~ going to Itch but to KILT. lie would stamp
his heels inta the very vitas of the reptile, and
by the first day of January it would stink as Lag
srus did when his grave was opened.
He declared among other matters. that Know
Nothingism was intidelity. led TO materialism and
the destruction of all re. g"n-then that it was
Unintaranism, because they swnre by one Gol ::
and really we don't know what lac did not make
out it was Mr.. Wise eXtoled Catholicism TO the
skies, as being the pioneer of civilization, and
giving birth to the arts and the sciences and hay
ing lent her power to aid in the revolution.
He expressed great apprehension that civil war
would grow 1.lt of the American movement he
fore next January, and dwelt upon the horrors OF
such war with all the force of his vivid fancy
picturing himself at the helm of State, and the
waves piled mountain high around him, the sails
all furled. the wind whising through the shrouds
the breakers on every side. and old Nick to pay
generally.