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Daily American organ., 1856-04-10

BALL.-The first annual ball of the American
Hook and Ladder Company comes off tonight, af.
ter the parade of the united fire companies of the
city, at Odd Fellows Hall, at the Navy Yard. The
preparations of the managers insure a good time
TO those who are fond of the may dance.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-10

MAD. OLINZA,
Of Russia,
Has entered as the best Tight
Rope Performer.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-10

" %. HOOD has just received a few
lAe very superior silver-plated Tea Sets. Also,
Cake Baskets Cups, and other Plated Ware together
with fine assortment of Watches and fashionable
rich Gold Jewelry which he will sell at very low
prices, At ais, Pennsylvania avenue
Sign Of the large Spread Eagls
Daily American organ., 1856-04-10

KENDALL'S BRASS BAND,
Of Eighteen Musicians, as the
best Bugler and Brass Band.
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KIDNAPPING AND SLAVERY OF CHINESE CooLIEs.-
Quite an exciting breeze has been blowing through
our generally quiet and unrnfed community for few
days past, originating in information said to have
been received in this city from of one of our
most esnlabe citizens who sailed months since
in one of three ships alleged to be engaged in the
business, owned by house Of the most extensive
shipping interests in New England, to the effect that
for several months past this house. one Of the wealth
iest and standing conspicuous and almost preeminent
in the estimate Of the mercantile and commercial
community for its proyerbal integrity and successful!
in relieving IN Eastern empire of itssnrplus and
fuse population, and hnrryins to an untimey death
or consgnng to life of slavery in their immense and
almost boundless mountains of guano, worse and
more intoerabe than anything we read of in modern
| African bondage, thousands of deuded and deceived
Chinese Coolies. tBoston Telegraph.
| Well, what of it? All the members of the HOUSE
have to do to make atonement and obtain absoluto1
is to send an hundred or of Sharps rifles to Kan
sas to enable fanatics to shoot down in cold blood
hundred or more of their own countrymen Beeche
& Co. will then pray them out Of Boston puFGatory
in shoIt torder.
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DEPARTURE OF MAJ. BUFoRD AND HIS CoNPAEY.-
A large concourse assembled at the Mail Iane Wharf
yesterday to witness the departure hence Of Maj.
jeff Buford and his company, which was increased
here to some three hundred men, They marched To
the boat in military order, passing Mr.. McIlvaines
Bookstore and Bible Depository their route, where
over one hundred and fifty Bibles in all, were do
nated-each individual not previously supplied, be-
ing furnished one. The scene at the Depository IS
described to US as one of exceeding interest MIA.
Baker, of Barbour, made avery neat and appropfl
ate speech returning thanks in the name OF the COM
pany for this generous and timely gilt OF the Sacfeo
Wordn and drawing an impressive contrast hetYsea
this scene and one whchawas recently N
the North, where weapons OF wafWefe poiieiy ~ @ san
osentatiously given 10 proposed - p 81
who profesSed to be servants OF the ~ sae
\ We are told that many idlals eJsthe coilpany
privately expressed their srattqaetsneh W slte gnu
| book ~ was handed them ~: II ,,;.,,, ~,
Att PM, the Florida got under Welgh Win, pei,
haps the laFsaliFing acr9s ~ she
blue waters of the lake, tile eahlns neHg illeo Wi5 ehe
depntation toNew Orleans fn three ot our ilailtary
Ecomnhnies and number Of private cl1zens. AS she
cleared the wharf cheer the ar aiteE
which the tlrong dispersed Mobile l2th
Mai Buford's party arrived in.this city safe and
sound on Saturday morning and WIN, we trust, haS;
rapid and pleasant trip to Kansas, and healthapS
prosperity after they arrive there. They are nobt
looking set Of men-just the mate'iel to build up
new country-and ought to meet with that ample sue
cess we are persuaded they merit,
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q REGULAR PACKETS.

- Leave every THURSDAY, at s o'clock P. N.
F7Hsa g., SUMMER lNT.q.
f4Esr9 S. Null steamer r. W McRAE, in place of the
ts5asEz steamer Southern Beile-Runnng in connection
with Princess and NatchezFor Princeton, Ashton
Pichar Point Skipwi's landing, Lake Providence, Good
c's Landing Mlsen's Beud, Vicksbnrg Grand Gulf Rod
ney Natche Fort Adams Bayou sara Baton Rouge and all in
teiate splendid fast running packet
II. w. McEene, L. W. Broadwei master, will leave AS
above For freight or passage, apply on board or to
PITCHER. GOODRICH CO. As Cnrondeet street.
EThe R. W. Mcsae will also take freight for all points on
the Yazoo River with the privilege of eshpng ycsburg
having made very advantageous arrangements for that pur
pose
rerpiyc FREIGHT all
P S-he II. w. Mcfae will attend to all business Of the
S F. j. Tabue during the Spring and Summer months
FTaez. REGULAR TUESDAY EWEEKLY
sEa5-s Steamer Frank Lyo.a-For Ashton Pilel'-
erS Point Lake Providence, Nkeus Bend Eicksburg War
renton New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney and NatchezTe
elegant and swift running passenger packet steamer FRANK
erfediate landings every TUESDAY EVENING, at
O'Clock P NJ place of the steamer Magnolia For regh4 Or
passage apply on board, or 10 :,
This will be responsible for letter package con
tanning money iewey other vauaes, unless regular bills
ladng taken specifying the conets and ralMe and the
freight paid any vluabes deposited with the Clerk BY lh
passengers, OF contained i'll their baggage
f7zssso PORT HUDSON AND WATER.
eIIhEl e LOO PACKET New Latoma, Emile Gross
repaired newly painted will her trips in the aboy
trade leaving New Orleans every FRIDAY, al o'clock \. N.
and every MONDAY. at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
E Iatoua will be ready take freight every Monday
oul. plaquemine Baton Rouge, obdells Store, Fort Hud
SON Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
freight passage having superior accommodations apply
on board. o23 Gm
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OU HITA RIVER.
Leaves on THURSDAY, I7th inst. q. 5P. II.

fs. l7a7Vs N ~ 81 e r EVETY OTHER
aI Nj s. Thursday pac!e-Fq Camden French Port,
Wilmington Pigeon iIiil Caryvie Marie Sanes Alabama
Landing ouaehia City, Lochlomende Mouth Draone Tren-
on Monroe Pine u Casters Landing CoitmhiI Harrison
burg Trinity Black River and all intermediate landings on the
Ouacta The fine fast running light lragt passenger
packet steamer Judah Wouro, g. l. Kouns, mastery
w. Toip clerk will leave above For freight or passage,
having superior apply board,
a10 LEWIS 9SNAFP Il CO., 81 Front street.
M-ReturEng will leave Camden on Wednesday, April 9h
A. NJ stopping at Champasnole Wednesday evening"
Marie Saline and Alabama Landing on Thnrsay morning
day morning. Harrsonbrg and Black River Friday night
arriving Orleana Sunday morning. sse.s
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CIR ssE TETE..

Will leave On MONDAY, 18th inst. at 10 o'clock a
fa@e EGR BAYOU CROSSE EI1TEa.--
r The steamer GpeioIisas, w. c. Neal, mas
ter, will leare as above For freight oF passage
amply on boArd, foot Of Cont street, or TO Ea4 81
L NJ JOHNSTON & CO.. 3 Front IyeYee street.
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DEAD! HEAD!!-- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
n Manutactory Oyster Shell Lime Sited for Sugar Makers
and Builders. b. ANTOGNINI Manufacturer of BILLIARD
and BUILDER, Eagle Mills Il and IA Con street.
Levee. BOXES Of any Size made to order
Superior LIME, in good bAres for whiewasing sugar
making and building, always on hand DRESSED ZINE
FIOORINGS and CEILINGS, SAVINGS, TuRNlNGS for
GU the shortest notice by means of machinery.
sey- The public invited to call and see. OF ly
YOSEPEI AUFTX, 20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
y Wholesale and Retail Dealer in fine Watches, Jewery Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods No 20 Camp street. under the Gy Ho-
tel New Orleans respectfully invites the attention Of
esd Retail Dealers and purchasers 10 his NHR9 LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS, which is freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COM5S-mitation Shell aud BuiAlo Combs OF every
style and variety.
at the lowest Northern factory prices. -
TOILET ARTICLES-Such Perfumey, Hair Oil, Hair Rms,
Pomatum, Fancy Soups, ETC.
FINE FANS PURSS, Pocket Books Work Boxes, Portable
Desks together with endless variety o iortenonales,
etc. OF every style and shape aud ut unusually low PRICES
GUNS PISTOLS Knives, Colts and Warmers Revolving PS
tolls Scissors Ra2ors Life Preservers, Fishing Reels and
Tackle every variety suit the most determined angler
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc. .
The stock this line consisting OF the L. u Cooper Al l.
Tobias real Joseph johnson movements with tine assert
en of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
Eastern ewey, Silverware etc. have been selecec
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
for cash great Inducements will be offered to purchasers
~ Every article warranted represented or the money re
funded. =, -
rontG1 ml9
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1856.
sTEAMBoAT DEE A.RTuREs.
FOR RED RIVER.
We On MONDAY. 14tll,ias.; # s Z o'clock 9 r N

WI leave Z oR SHDH ltss & sS'3i5 E Grand
W WisileF, viii save or ihe above and ali
ali LEWIS sNArP go. No 81 Erolt J.eyee.
!avs e ok esz -! !2s s. 9fSfs SSsT a1bpo
p Shreveport rand Bayou, Grand Ecore, Alex
s'emsr sfea ss stora, tpr caP eoay vii
freight or passage, apply on board Or to f,,a,
ai6 i.,. S'' D'' LEWIS SNIP i DO, 81 Front Bow
F6fs 6Ep46 HhssS II sit 4 s'sSf f4HL1D EN
zaa Bayon, Grand Ecorc, Alexandria, and 81 inter
meiiate landings The superior passenger steamer Storm,
Moody master will leave as above For freight or passage
The will pay bills unless contracted by Captain Or Clerk
alO T. B SMITH, Y New Ieyee. :
vii leave 7s1 9it E osfS' aSp IL ASD
lEte1 lEt e inSs Soda Lake Shreveport GTand Bayou
fsasz1 Campte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria Gorton's and
enger steamer swan, Capt chas Hayes viii positively be
the landing and reahIo receive freight early on Monday
GSEnh py om sord aaa o @ 10 ieaSs as H co
p's Iii II ''pi1 = Lafayette street,
~ oIs l. BIsTENEAu TIE
q 9. f. Marshall master, will leaxeas above io
Lake Bistenea Alnden Grand Bayou Grand tcore Campe
Alexandria and all intermediate landings For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or TO y c,t1rr1 10 So 1o~,a
"I7 IT, - ~ ~ FOR RED R1XE5IssEEG uLA
Packet steamsr IL. IT wright e soS SlafFe fe
Shreveport Grand ayon Grand Ecore Campte Alexanra
Gorons Landing and all Intermediate landings For freight Of
passage, apply On board, Or to z =, ~.
all T. 3. SMITH, u New 1.evee.
H-Thc H NJ Wright will take freight for all points above he
raft, with the pfvilege Of reshipning -5aassEEs -5aassEEs
7fT-
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THE LAKE.


mn US % RLAIlr9R 5n2 MANpEy1lIE a, r.. LEw STs
;s. ;asS5 Steamer Vigil Vlrgi,,i Pearl, Captain ]: W
hente ei%s Hndnss M hsssas M leave as 00" LOT ''Ss Inter
HSoaay 5oM NJ s Monday yHon
Ess5ay 4 car: sst: 5aassaS Ea9';s52y
n nG7 P@r''""'' f apply g. G. Soa I6MBR es Magazine street.
FoT PIoRlLf ffRhH}ntl ptEor, 2E.sg1,gs,t2s DAnx
+ iiea, @ests sPsIFs Forid%, ii@s9nss
s' s55. ~ ss
SfHeT R or Sa bi ay f o Sf the NJ
will st9p at Paseagoga on Monday and Thursday evening"
Cabin fare to Mobile
Deck r. GEpDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place
New Orleans. November l. 1855. no
"a + : ersale|a!s. L . = @
tips hSg a as ON and
Ees sH pGss fssss SssS s
RsFoa a @ eayf e II 6f @ h
:: E5fBST PHSfS$
G Tuesday and Saturday T. at fss
q SLAVE DEIPoTs NO. I5S COMPTON M ;S
III n Fs o haf o on % & And M essp
fP%IssS f" 'S @
sny wts daEP No aS
he is can IT. Fas n h
city. os s,,,,.s
T6HS 2ss M Ss
REFERENCES Fellows Co. Curly tsFs9r Verse y; MaekS
ESs'f 5f 5AsH SSiEi rE16hs III Ta pa
TT7onV,s CITY, AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
the Raroaa M nd Company for carrying the
Mails and having entire charge o The BaEgaGe I @ Gmr
messenger Will wait upon passengers IN tle t"s. L. A.:
Raygage checked residences the office to the lake
Weekly Express every Sunday to Galveston lndianola
An Express Messenger dispatched three times week
Watering Places the Lake. Orders and parcels re-
adns left the Office for goods by the New York
schedules Of and signals Furnished by applying at the
Branch office at the Railroad Depot for the
ception Of Baggage and Packages Open from NJ to
The proprietor begs notify the public that his is the only
5 an a @ INIT IN e ed evey oods be-
feh'Sspo feea upon anu 'A'' '''s ToBY PropreloT
lod boxss pf1a6t oh Hps 51NbEs
g $sasi yS;:s + ,., osr v,,,srv
Ss: aS s viii as BnaEDT
For sale al By '''' JOSEPH LANDS & CO.,
/ ml2 SO TchouDtoulas street
pED CEDAR CEIEsps-JusT REGEIyED p, is.,Is At abe
# M T tn e sdAF HPE Thsy
perfectly proof and families wishing to pack away in
small compass during The their valuable wooen cloth
ing can perfect safety by calling at 81 Camp street
and purchase Cedar Chest there offered for sale my
rOP PARTNER K1P The uNDARsiGNEI MI
" have this entered into COpnrtnershp uiler the sty
of DUPERIER HAYES CO.. for the purpose OF ransactipf
.. " IA ALFRED DuPBRIER.
: G% ALLEN L. HAYES.
ROBERT W. SANDERS.
ns7-s Office No. II St Louis street -
New.Orleans, LIST December 1853 a5t
NTpESS q. FfDLTkES, AUCTIONEER AND COM
lfA MISSION dER CHANT Washington street, Fickshure
! Siisssissippi 8as#2, r,. 80 -, ai- -,
10 him. prompt remauces made for the same
y Refers to- IL
\ h Nessys John Watt Co., and Cuddy, Brown Co.. Ee0
Il saaans.E'' aa : 'NA a28 3plys
DEEF-5O0 tierces prime Mess and India Mess, feyoE
!, milo ltIA1 s. H KENNEDY CO, 20 Poydfas street
Il ORANGES AND LEMONs-sieil fruit, landing e
N r,i5 BSREII!T & CO., 81 Common street
= ! IurluS laU
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W H HITE RIV E R

viii leave on MONDAY. 18Th inst. at s o'clocS ?. N.
FYwZs FOR WHITE IRIE EIS, AR
Fh1gilht KANStSThe fine steamer National, j. G..
Es=Ep McSIanls, master, will leave above, for loca-
h0nt Poyftan, Jacksonpor Baesylle, Elizabeth Augusta
DnYal Bluffs Aberdeen and all intermediate land
ngs For freight Or passage apply on board, or to
LEWIS SNAPP Co, Front street
EArknusas river freight taken if consigned 10 Duvalfs
Bluffs Aberdeen hl0
Leaves W WEpNEsD!AY. 18th inst; nj O'Clock ? n
TYG1 FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS =
giL45 Rivers.The and light drausht steamer J.
Tsass@5H3 lToIrisett, D; Brandenburg, master, will
for Jacsonpor Elizabeth Augusta Des Arc, DuvaPs
Bluff Aberdeen, Ghayles Indian Bay and all intermediate
landings above For freight apply board &c
LEWIS SNAPP It Co, 81 Front street.
nFrcsh taken for Napoleon and all the Bends also for
Arkansas River il consigned Des Arc Duyalls Bluff
Aberdeen. ala
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fIfs Ia M - r. ~ " = Iii ~ IN Waison nroI

El4afr*sEes9 2 BOAT AT HELENA.J. G. Watson propri.
f-+ssa etorThe undersigned has now the pleasure OF
the people of Helena, Phillips county steaboat-
completed his large aud commodou WHARFBOAF, and is
rendy for the reception of freight either Receiving or
Forwarding. ,.
Commission and will have board at all times ei-
business clerks and the proprietor will devote
entire personal attention 10 the boat.
uS accommodated with Lodging ou the boat
II 2t ''-f's''>'' j. G WATSON, Helena, Ark.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" INSTITUTIONAL No. 81 Camp sreet-lncorpofa
ted under Act of the Legislature, on 18th March, 1855.
Deposits every morning Sundays eEceted) from to O'CLOCK
and on Saturday evenings from to o'clock
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received
The eployment strictly limited by the Act OF
incorporation Public Debs of the United States OF the
State of Louisiana and of the City Of New Orleans
mortgage OF unencumbered and u1mproVe te4
Estate within the limits Of the city Of New Orleans not exceed
pledge Of the Stock OF the Incorporated anks
Orleans exceeding 60 per cent of the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment Of th
funds is TO be distributed semnnualy among the Depositors
directly indirectly borrow OF the funds
| or receive any pay emoument whatever
Certificates deposits having interest at rate 10 be eet
upon will be issued for than $1,000 deposited for
'F's''S TRUSTEES.
| George Eustis. A. D. Kelly, William Vogel
| W. n. Mercer, Geo. urquhart X b. sumner,
| G. G. Duncan, A. Heine, George Jonas,
Wilhcmus Bogart, ? n. Wood, Thos. 4. Clark,
W.N MERCER, President.
| A. D. KELLY, }
WM, yoGEI4 Vice Presidents
D. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
EB-Copies of the Act Of Incorporation and bylaws ca
be obtained OF the Office. aZoly
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY, 18th inst. at O'Clock P. NJ.
TTgSa FOR ARKANSAS RIFER-THE
6lllE fine fast running steamer Moses
fSSss4s=Ta@s Greenwood, a. THONGS master, wleAve
as above Smith, Van Brc, Ozark NoEristown Dar
anelles Iewisburg Little Rock Pine Bluffs and all nterc
diate landings Arkansas River. For freight
apply on board or to ,o o. ,,...,
L. SN APP Il jD IL Front street.
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GEN GA.

SxR FOR GENOAaaTHE REMARKABLY FAST
sailing packet ship Quebec George 7. Emerson,
having part Of her cargo engaged, will meet
win Dispatch For bance Of freight passage, apply
ml5 j. II. AsIBR1DGE Il CO. l2o Common street
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Y AZOO RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY, l4tl inst, al 5 p. NJ.
H., fYuzss FOR YAZDO AND TALLAIiATCEIE.
= The new, and splendid light dfausht steamer
Mouth Of Cold@ater Fiaoha icilofe Greenwood saon,
cula, City, all intermediate landings the Yaxoo
Taaace rivers, will leaye above. The Saile Robin
will take freight Grena with privilege of reshippins
al6 JOHN ~ HYDE 4 CO &C Poytlras street
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Upper MISSISSIPPI.

viii leave TU FSDAY 18TH inst. at s O'clock 2. N.
fT~sa REGULAR ST. LOUIS %PACKET-
5Es E The fine light dratet passenger steamer Ma-
Deliin., H. Cagrel, MASTER Is
ceivng freight and will leave for St Louis and all inerme
diate landings. For freight passage; apply board 10
al0 JOHN E. HYDE q CO, GG Poydras st.
DSThe Maria DeHng entirely boat built expressly
New and ST. ouis trade, and has superior
rangeen for carrying light freight being built expressly tor
afirst class freight boat
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves WEIDN ESDAY. lGl, inst, at o'clock r n
TfaIxsa REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET
For Memphis Helena Nanolso q Greenylls
andingTe fine regular and fast running steamer
john Si7montfs, c. b. Church. master, will be ready to
freight Monday morning and will leave above,
having very superior accommodations. For freight
sage, apply on board, or TO 7-.
M-The saonls will take all plantation and freight md
passengers for Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville,
connecting Memphis with packets for those places. ala
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B A LIT / N 0 R E.

-&SR FOR RAT4TfHIDREE--REG GULAR LINE
ssSSE2fS ), The splendid new Al brig Fanny Whittier,
master having large portion Of her cargo
gagged VIII have Immediate dispatch For balance Of freight
nj apf.. l. GEO W HYNSON & CO g. Camn stroet
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VIII leave on TUESDAY,, 18th inst at s ocIoc1P. NJ
Fgzgs FOR LEFO fs1I, GREENWOOD. SIDQN,
Tchula, YaZoo City, Saartia, Wick sllrs Nache1
and a! in intemsdiate landnss-ssgnsr Yazoo
ming passenger steamer Lewis Vhiteninn, Wallace,
master will leave above For freight or passage apply
board, or to T. T. SMITH:
o1l
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HA V r E

Ss@ FOR FEAVRE.-THE PACKET SHIP
kHfNAsS Richmond, Gookn, master, having nearly all
t cargo engaged will have quick dispatch. For
'Ef oiStf - GE6 " HYNsoN & CO.. s. Camp street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

THE BUCHANAN AND BREcKIsRIDGE CLUB, or
= rs ward VIM casnsn a,s .cs an
ratified BY public meeting the nominations Of the Cincinnati
ho.ed bearing following Inscription James buchanan
isr rrssdsn and John q srscsnridss for VICE %
we're given IN good democratic style ending with iremen
The meeting being called order Mr. Addison BlIghe
sicd se oha csc S Sa BALDWIN snrn o s9SR
Reiy and Jno MURPHY Vice Presidents. John rcnly aud
rad by M bnnls j. conIey and ananiscasy sdopled-
vcN" has S @ the s q ss 5
length and breadth q this republic cheering ne hr Of the
boundess graincaou and inspiring unlimited conadence
Resolved Tbs the Buchanan and Breckenridge Club Of the
frst ward Of the city Of New York with hear and voice
National Convention ut Cincinnati pledge
and an 70 labor with determined real 70 insure the sues.
u triumph Of The principles enumerated BY the Cincinnati
Of Pennsylvana devoted Of the party.
staiensn hts superiority and talent, euie him g rank
urhsne have fcr him the Of the American
Il ka COUNT, L arss by long lie q ardaons strife Ior it,
prosperity and wssrs WITH such man 10y our standard f
ridge ~ we e. n Il
senns for siffages tried and Trustworthy statesman,
men, talents activity aud ess ea'is him % be the recipient
minded hat nohns but personal pfejudccs partisan
are no material points ~ arsnce between a. AMI me H.
w union but R' s % he T me- h a.
chance therefore DO rejoice over reunion OF the
moerscy Of TIL. city aud express undivided appreciation
ID. accomplishment Of important result, and
commend IN the spirit Of canor 70 the state Convention
assemble In adopt such restore
tranquility and triumph 70 the democracy this
reeratng belief ths u the bounden of every
oblivion ibs dissensons Of the
70 rally with enthusiasm 10 the re~ue % the old Empire state
from the iron rule ot bigory and fsnsicisn.
Hon Richard Adam Locke. Capt Isaah Rynders. Hon.
Tbos. J. Munday, Col Joseph A. Yard 0f New Jersey,
Mr. Joseph Gileys and r. y Scully then addressed the
meeting and aer giving nine hearty cheers for the nomi
Of the Cincinnati Conventon the meeting adjourned
TTUroN OF THE STATES FOR THE SAFETY or THE
" Stsies-The members Of the National American Club
respectfully requested 10 attend meeting Of the
club Monday evening July "a, 81 the Academy Hail. 90
broadway, nj O'Clock precisely
By order. HENRY SNYDER, President
IIrNRY RaNsos. National Secretary.
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by De irhaation % cold medcaled ,apors and The View
XcrS Lung psiuie No bond street. established in 1854
under the medical charge q D. ~ y. Nesten, 70. Con
Ammunition throat all hronhis asthma catarrh Ac, cured
nv el,clnes inhaled while vapor the ordinary
seurera,ure ~ pure natural lung food by this
the remefe applied direct the origin Of the
which the well known CONSTITUTIONAL or Sc
Thlsis the most rational
e~ienfifc and certain mode Of application. While personal
interview very desirable when not really convenient
the PARENT his transmitting fun description ~ the css~
he remedies advice will he promptly sent by express
"a brief al the respiratory organs and
their treatment by Dr. Nese viii be sent % any address
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

ATAsPECIAL MEETING OF THE BARTLETT GUARD
n held en- Saturday evening, July H. the following
anbe and resolution were unanimously adopted =
whereas n has pleased all wise Providence 70
rom midst IN life OF usefulness Just budding into
hood much beloved and respected brother member Jonn
Mcdonald and whereas in submitting the viii OF the Ru
r Of the universe we most heartily sympahze with his Al
nced family and sincerely hope that they viii bear this
lhc great loss With Christian orttude and that their
hiss will he for hn gain.
ted the family OF the deceased and that II be pub sh u
the New York fIeraL.
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