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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-05

H.fMPToNS T-EGETARLE TTNcTURE
We have the strongest assurance sf the aood effects
Of this medicine In Cholcrs Morbus Darrhra, and
Diseases Of the Bowels incident TO the season II In.
visorates the stomach aud bowels, and ,enders the
system great assistance In combating the approach
OF indeed all forms Of disssss.
Mr.. VIM. Hsh, No 1875 South paca street, Bait :,
cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia aad Nervous dis.
ease e
Mr. Edwin NJ sprsnklin, No. n Resster street,
Baltimore most dreadful of Scrofnla of yesrs
stsndng lost number Of pieces of bone, restored
Miss Mary sco6eid, Teacher, No $50 Baltimore st..
Her case alter yeas OF suffering has asonisaed her
friends Let she sil Is call and see her
A boy In the family of he Hon. w. +. Themssson,
once mcmber of Congress- from Kentucky, was a
tnass OF sores from head foot His ey.llds turned
inside cut protrudiug over tbs eychalls to pro-
..S gndness he was cured ty Hsmpton's Vese-
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Dir Wa. Oldham. Of Baltimore custorn-house, snf-
fered from these complons for 10 months with body
aud mind severely affected He was Gu cd by lamp
toGs vegetable Tlncture, after other things failed.
:, COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry G. Ninn had Cough for i've years
great weakness etc, had in ALL five six physicians
tried all the remedies. Int was cured only by
HAhPTONS FEGETABLE TfNCTURE,
BY Its mild sctipn the stomach liver and the kid
oESftsung Aftetians, Pain. in the Back. Side and
fNhsf Consumption Scrofuia, Rheumotisgs Govt
fkcnroi9.a, Fistuta. Piles Bowet Complaints Worms
'and herross Debissss and all diseases arising from
p '''01 bEEfoAfE CHILDREN
Ono oot'isssii pssye |, i. sgnerSr virtue; .'.
Sold by o. A. sTRECKER and PURCELL. LADD
q Cos Richmond; By DR.. COOKE, Frsderickshurs; By
Al the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER
aMoWBKAf, Baltimore, and By Druggists and Store.
~ 81 per bottles bottles for as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-05

uERRING,S SAFES. .. + X e, BUK
IL CLAIR AND POWDER PROOF.-We have a
fine assortment Of these INVALUABLE SAFES Mer-
chants, Lawyers and others who have valuable Books
Papers, Jewelry, nc may secure them from loss by
Fire or Burglars by placing them in of Her
rnss Safes" Call at Stationers' Hall. No 81 Pearl
street. B. w. KNOWLES,
iy SI-h Agent.
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CO-PARTNERsHiP. The Milling bu.,.
~ ness will be continued BY the undersiq under
the same sSl -HAxALL 4 CO -. formerly
r. B. HAXALL,
w. II. HAxALL,
T. B. GRUNDY.
Richmond JuIv SIst 1875 ..uId1r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-05

nisSOl uTlnN.-The CO-purtnerp htp ar
- HAxALL L co. was dissolved on the lat inst
By the withdrawal Of B. w. HAxALL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-05

~ The Great Russian Remedy..-Pro b.
80 PJsLIco.-"Every mother should have q boz In
the house handy, in Of accidents to the chill.
dren." - $50 =
REppINes RUSSIA SALvE.-Itisa Boston remedy
OF thirty yeass standing and is recommended by ply
Ecians 1t isa sure and speedy for Burns Files
Bois, Corns, Felons, Chilblans and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores Ulcers, Itch, Scald Head Net
tie Rash, Bunicns, Sore Nipples, recommended BY
purses Whitiows Stiles, Fssters Flea Bites Spider
Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scuryy, Sore and
Cracked Lips Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds,
tits rvost valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by thousands who have used it in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
instance will this Salye do injury interfere
wltha physiosn's prescriptions 1t made from the
purest msterals from recipe brought from Russia
of articles growing In that country-snd the propre-
tons have letters from all classes eergymen, physi.
Clans captains, and Others who have used
1t themselves and recommend it to others.
Readings Russia Salvo il put in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with picture Of a horse and
disabled soldier which picture 10 also engraved on
the wrapper. Price Is cents a box. ls q.
Sold at all the stores in town country, may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist.
REDDING CO., Preprietors,
No. State st., Boston.
~ BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents for
ia
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nOCT. = l. q NJ K, of tho Old Medical
~ House. 10 still engaged in treating AL sorts of SS
cret Diseases, and hereby invites call from those
Ens have been unfortunate in their associations.-
Or. r would particularly invite call frsm persons
10 the country who have been given up by their
physicians as tncurable. Cases are few indeed that
piled The article known d the CHEMICAL TX.
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, il probably tina
very best thing now before the public for renovatps
The Ague and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
MILK, 10 next to q certainty Price D per bottle
Office On franklin street, just below the Exchaps 0
mond, Va.
assalc,nes securely packed and sent to order With
full directions. Ia 81
ff,UkNif SkED. 4 have Just Feceiyed
i my supply of Turnip Seed, Comprising ali the
most approved kinds adapted this part of the conn.
uy-all of which are warranted fresh.
JNO. w. POLLARD, Druggist,
" ~ 18th street.
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6AVIM09 1NoxTTUT1olge
kNRlCO eAviNuU DANK.-.(D0ce q
- store Of Smith. Rhodes + Co. No. u Pearl
ssseI Aiehmond, We, where deposites will Be re-.
Seived on which 90 interest Of SIX FER CENT. will
oe PAID "a III suns remaining on dspcsits sx months
or ionseb And i've per cent. shorter psriod. Is
CH16s6 MILLS, frs6t
=. =. kRanss, TreaSr. nv 2--Sm
M MThDrOllTAN SAVINGS BANK.
- a.. Lns METkOPOLlTAN SAVINGS BANK,
by the Lesissture receives de poeites upon
wncn interest 10 allowed the rate Of per cent II
ie s M monhs, per cent for les fims.
~ Omce at the store Of Measrs Dapdridse L
AsH. GEORGE /. HERRING Pres,t
WIN. @. DANDRIDGE, Treas,r.
le I'm JAMES q. CHENERY Sec'y.
oMMkkClAi. SAVINGS HANA--Chnr
80 teiea oy the Legislature of Virginia, December
l.tn, ls5S-Cspitsl, e5o.ooo.-This Institution re-
sewer deposits on which interest u paid at the rate
o. oRer cent per annuln If remsinins on deposit dx
msatns and 5 per cent. for shorter periods
VIM. q. PAINE, President
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary
mn ID HENRY w. QUARLES, Treasurer
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IT, USE UiG NOT TO USE PIGUT,s
MfEie Washing Fluid il a question Of vial i'm
~ 70 all who have any regard for the nrstness
FIis sneai snd to neglect this highly appreciated
cv ~ c Fives such snowy whiteaess and bnllian-
- ~ ~ llneh. betrays want ofisue
ave time End labor. and to avoid the ysxafion
Your clothes "badly done mp" il is oniy ne.
oslS ~ 10 ase the Virginia Wssbiax Fluid psepared
r. J. PICOf,
Druggist.
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MEADE & BAKER. Chemists,
Northwest corner Of Main and 10Th streets.

~ LAND has taken Office opposite The Peters
burg Depot for the sale of CLOVER HILL COAL,
who will be prepared to furnish the various qualities
wi n promptness, for cash to punctuai Customers
oHiU an 2-Ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-05

~ ELLINti OFF AT COST The subscri-
- Der wishing to close his present business offers
his entire stock Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
and below cost. Merchants and others invited
to call and examine before purchasing.
The attention of the trade il particularly called to
the above notice. THOS. A. RUST.
i-..ln1
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BY Taylor g. Wtliiams.

1.-TWO BUILDING LOIS ON Atm ST.
S o'clock. P. NJ, upon the premises, Win be soid
two Binding Lots situated on the west side Of 9Th
between Cary and Canal streets, fronting about 81
feet EACH well suited for building purposes and with
the advantage of private calvert connecting with
the main line.
TERMS: One-ihrd cash. balance at and IL months
with interest and trust deed.
iy29 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aucts
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AsfOOD, MULE, CUAi. CAKrS, HAn
w NESSES, AND A SMALL CORN CROP AT
AUCTlON.-Vili be sold on the l2'h inst, the
premises, in Hanover, near Lewis hi ILL., about forty
four acres of good Pine God, time cuisted for
its removal. The land bel ,ngs to Mr. Joseph Adams
Also A No. Mule, two Coal Carts, two sets Of HHr
ness small Corn Crop, &c. Terms at sale.
Sale conducted by
an g. .ata NATHANIEL WICKER
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nnEAT y TIOS BAauAINs, Ar
ooLosMffS Trimming and Fancy Store, 205
iNfo street Just purchased at the large sale of
,...ardson x Co, one lot dark Blue Berage, one
"a, wee suitable for Dresses Wells, at only Is
~ yards Striped ami Checked Swiss Mpslins, at
~ VI -" yards Swiss MnsIin ct % cts 500 DO extra
Gu! ~ CT" cheap at 37a cents; 2t0 white Mourning
M 10 cts worth o7l Cts; Collsrs; Sleeves; Bands;
ft - pblack Grape Collars at % cts. cheap at 81
vi pieces White Cambria q cts. worth at least
49, - 90 dozen Lsdi.s' Linen Capbric hapdker-
s e AT 10 and lz1 cent?. uncommoply cheap; Mourn
t "eus. Containing Sleeves and Collars so and rs
rIS lpsh Linens az 50 cts worth rs Gle; handsome
n Net's, for Caps 1T IS CTS worth Cpl eta: Hosie
v,,t PoHrvery ncn Check Swiss Muslins at 3l1 cts
S't' ~ cfse least 800 Black, Blue and Brown Dot
els al Is cts, with good many other cheap lots
IL, 90 eIosed and Of much less price than the reau
10y OF the goods T.. 90LUSMfT,
~" Rrnn NJ
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DONNiADE PHILOCOEIE DE LA SO
Il ClETE HYGiENIQUE-A new, elegant aud
scientifically prepared pomade for the Hair; Turk ish
Linen Bathing Towels; Bathing Sponges; Flesh
Brushes Horse-hair Flesh Gloves and Straps, Rypo-
phagop, and other celebrated Shaving Soaps Guer-
iain's Shaving Cream; Lubn's Handke Extracts
in great Variety Patent Cigar Lights; Cigar Cas-, .;
Pert MoDndies, NC. For sale at
MEADE l. BAKERS
New Apothecary Store,
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGAns, of

HORSE AND MULE SHOES...Wc are
rsceiving this day, additional supply of Horse
and Mule Shoes assorted sizes.
1F FL CLARKSON ANDERSON,
f. au4 t ~ No IO6 Main street.,
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b. HAxALL,
w. II HAxALL,
Richmond, JAY 3lst, 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11
Police Intelligence.

SUSPICION OF ATTEMPT TO PoIsoN-NIGHr MARE.-At q
late hour on Monday night, William Gardiner and his
wife, Eizs both colored) taken into custody by
the Fifth ward police suspicion Of having attempted
to poison white woman named Anne Rodamere by ad
minfsteriDg to her arsenic in seidz powder The
complainant alleges that, being a visit to this city,
from Ulster county, in this State she called upon the
cused with whom had acquaintance, at No.
81 Anthony street. While on this visit she became i'll
very suddenly and ut the suggestion Of the Defendants
prisoner at some drug store In the neghborhood Soon
after psrAkrg of the beverage the became quite
i and mptoms that poison had been administered be-
apparent. The Condition Of Mrs. Rodamefe beeom
known to the police the entire party brought to
the Fifth ward station hcuse. There physician was
called in and after the application Of some andotes and
reetoratvee the sick restored to conscious
snd to good health Yesterday morning Gardiner
and his wife brought to the Lower Police Court,
charge OF having attempted TO kill complainant. No
motive for the crime charged against the pritoners
could be discovered Mrs. Rodamere not wealthy by
any means $l4 being all she possessed at the time of hsr
visit to the house OF the accused The physcian no
attended the complainant could not that poison Of
any kind had been administered although the symptoms
very suspicious As there exists but little or
evidence sgsnst the Justice Welsh has deter
mined to discharge them from custody. 1t is generally
believed that the complainant suffering more from
the effects of bad than anything else particularly
Mrs Foster the matron OF the City prison. recognized
her old customer and hdbue Of the female depart
man
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ton endorsing the noinaiops and calling for the ap
pointnent OF committee to attend the rstiHc stion
meeting this evening. This was carried and Msasrs
Douglas, Caffray and Drew were appointed such oom
mittee. After doirg other routine business, the COM
mittee adjourned ~ late hour.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS FOE The MASS RATI-
FICATION MEETING.
This body, which Is composed OF members from
each Of the hard and soft organizations met yesterday
afternoon, at the residence Of Hon. Thomas Barr to
make the necessary arrangements for the mass ratca
tion meeting be held tonight the Park It Ia to be
monster demonstration. There to be three stands
for the speakers An novelty iron platform Ia to be
erected uprn which two tons OF Breckenridge cosl to
be bur Mt Dispatches received from Doug as Cobb
Ward and Seyn our, announcing that they would GER
tsply be Csss will not be present. aslhe sick
in Philadelphia Dickinson will be present. if possible.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK June 10, 1868.
have noticed that the ASSOCIATED Press in their
report Of the proceedings before the Committee Gre
oelttals ef thes late Cincinnati Convention state that
used following lsrguaRe:-
TIE Convention should not insult the great democratic
party the state Of New York. declaring In Of an
usepjhrsnt facin rs would do In shutting cat the sofs
iron the n atobal CcnveGt,on.
This abatement beg you to contradict, as neither
employed sueh lar euags idea the contrary,
ren first tn last uttered WORD of reprosch against
the bArds. Respectfully your obedispt servant.
l.. B. SHEPARD.
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CLEARED.

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Ship Clara Broohmsr Curtis IAverpool-H Broookman
Ship Kmpre State Briggs, Liverpoo-D A Kingsland
Ship Rhire, Doane, London Grinner, Miniurn Co
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chip Fschssi CIcsby a. John aI Nh Dnsan Leland
Co. --'''
Barb Gorilla, Ch,se, York River johnson 4 Lowsen.
Brg Butler Atwood, Irsgopa-Bre.t Bon Co
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scbr Arr D, o,berp Alexane, a-M Beaell.
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tehr W N Dodge Weldon, GreenpoR- Brunt 4 slash.
ARRIVED
wsse sha pssssDseis o spoSo1d Ts.t"n co. SUNDAY
PM Ssps LooIsai. r.ssa :sSs s.iih bound g nov
Nix e.m.hp i.shye CSasi.son sasPss
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NV. .Iet snsed Signals win steamship Augusta hssce for
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9Th isrosd rcu to Wath, Carver Chaee- Expecicncel
sSiv o. psse ot Postard Mo- Green Ce,iuego u DAYS
With Asnsp as r ls t ns Ion spoke
water; supplied them. CfHaerss experienced sroog gales
from Ne n -, ,s.. -.
gar. TO order -, 49, $,
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beTgs. 80 -, u -
with marble, rsgs 10 M PassoAd. Left Gibraltar April
H. Frpererced suc eson OF Westerly wit d. with SONS
heavy weah splh pee OF satis MAy &C. lat rs Is
ion o. spoke whaling BARI pene OF Warren cruise
Days oyt; Ypne Ion " ", spoke kArk john Bspns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11
City Politics.

Tie Young Mems National Democratic Club held their
regular meeting last night At the club rooms No. 66s
Brtadwsy-Efish Ward EGG, President, in the Chair,
and John B. Fsgerty and George G. Byron, Secretaries
large number Of TENDERS initiated and eau.
cicaies for admission proposed.
The following resolutions, offered BY Mr. John Fl.
Anthem, were uranimonsiy adopted, with great eahu
aiasm
9s his GSs :1a stSs tue
srsga e The naors democrsey OF the state The attain
aYs ss s'5 % not e.
ssepon q poesi ssf III The
pu,on xhor.wa from esrsls raj Ks .hoss %
ss Of sDns ard national S hossr amid the miss
the full s h, r ~ d..
re s guaranty q ouI Liberties
venon respect the poncs of this club re as
sers ,es With any and al who IN good faith adopt and nod
political sympathy and BROTHERHOOD and congrstuatss tie
M the O. a. the
H rnon q. Intolerance and The champion Of the
Re:clvsd IAs, IN the rom nation ., y.me. Buchanan we
sas.nan scholar pledged The Of as party de-
honest man. -
The fcrlewirg Invitation was then reosvsd from the
Yours xen's Democratic Union Club
ks hs us.,y Tsadsn Pc u. i Young
Eens democratic Club behalf OF Club TO ey<and 10
sa s1 3. Ss lSss
The Young Mems Democratic Union Cub for ths purpose of
AT the close Of the general ratification
sroe eeng he Ssnns @
VINO may Do present he chg on that evening Respectfully
yours, b. W. CONE
10 Esh Ward ESQ.,. President ard john Foxerty and
George q. hyrou Bkus tecieAries ths Young Neuis
Matte raj Democratic Club
liz reply the following resolution offered by Jno B
Fogerty, Esq, and adopted unsn moUsly-
Resovee That ibis Club avais itself with p,ea
every opporuuity 10 unite with the democracy Of the
tate IN adherence TO the principles a.
the platform Of the democratic party by the onyeuuon a.
C cpnsd and It's 'rus. that By their the agitation
Of the question OF slavery will DO forever ed That WITH
ccpsert nation democrats whose nsmes now Adj I'm he
n the party. cheeruy accspts the invitation OF the
Yourg Mems Democratic Union Club TO uDis hair pro
cesson alter the ratification meeting Oh tie ilih inst,
the Club adjourned With hearty cheers for the
ncrainees o. the Cincinnati Convention.
MEETING OF THE EXCELSIOR CLUB.
Tie Excesior Club fhard shelly held a meeting tast
evening 70 rasy the Cincinnati Nominations There was
large sttendance and great enth asrn prevailed.
we're MADE BY John Haskin and o.hsrs apro oriatsp
resolutions passed, and grardiIsausnt address
to the democracy was read by MIR George H. b. Armand
YOUNG MEH's SOFT SHE'LL COMMITTEE.
The organization met in rsmmAny Hall last night
Sol B. Noble in the char.
P. CARR made report TO the ssus OF mattars 4,
Cioc,snat, yhich vss received With chsers
syn c DOUGLAS, Of tsa TsrsA ward, oa,.sd rSo,a
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Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.
SUIT FOR THEATRICAL SERVICES
JUNE 10.-Angelo Cppa rs. Laura Keene-This action
brought fer at the rate Of $40 per
week, rendered by Madame Ciccsa Coppa, wife of plain
tiff dancer, at Laura Keenss theatre. The dsfsn-
dsnt is the propsress Of the Varieties theatre Broad
way. On the part Of plaintiff Monsieur Monplaiser tes
fed that IN December last he conductor of the ballet
defendants theatre and At her request called plain
M to gsge his (paints) wife to dance; that accord
Dgly eDeaeement made for three months, at $40
per week and benefit The engagement commenced on
26th December ard continued two weeks, when It al
legged that defendant discharged Madame Coppa; that
she continued out Of employment tirl9th February,
1885, This suit is brought to recover for that
time, viz, five weeks and four days. The plaintiff
examined witness by Defence and corro5orated
the testimony of Nonpaissr The defendant denies
making such contract but insists that the Witnesses
owing to their imperfect knowledge of the English Ian
guaee misunderstood her. that the only contract made
for two weeks, at the end Of which time not only
Maeame c. but the whole troupe discharged conse
quepty her services not needed. The counsel for
defence offered to PLACE the defendant the stand
witness; plaintiffs objection the offer ruled out
The jury after few moments elaboration returned
verdict for plaintiff fer 1894 go (Ths tried be-
lore few weeks ego when the jury did not sgree and
Tor which Judge Thompson discharged portion of them
unfit to serve jurors)
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Political Gossip.


The newly appointed National Dsmscrstte Committee
held . meeting In Ctnc,snst on the 9th inst, and
solved to meet sgain In Washington city to-day.
The Charleston Mercury says they must endorse the
nomination OF James Buchanan, while iamen.ing IT, and
secretly burning their fallen hopes says while
they support him they must check their expressions Of
chsgrin and school their lips to reluctant applause
The Richmond Wing the news from Cincinnati has
spread gloom the White House. Pierce Is
irg and refuses to be comforted Old Marcy grum
mad bull But poor CAleb-ths man OF ell work
his condition ID ptsous to behold
Colonel Benton who the soft shell democratic eAndi
date for Governor of Missouri is about commencing to
stump the State and viii make his first speech at Cape
Girardeau.
The Buffalo Republic. originally soft shell admnistra
ton, and recently black republican antadminis
traon democratic Journal has repudiaed the nomina-
ton of Buchanan. It says we declare that, under
ercu stsnces although always acting with the demo-
cratic organization and ardently attached to 1t by life
long association support the nominees Of the Gin
cppaM Convention upon the platform which that body
has adop'ed."
The following testimonials have already bsen rendered
Mr.. Brooks Of South Carolina Games from Columbia,
Charleston winsboro, YorkvIne Columbus, Ca Bishop
vile Newberry, Clinton, and the University of Virginia
in ALL nine. The c5zens CT Abbsvills s. c., are absut
to present him with gold goblet
The Newark Advertiser, wing, fs in favor OF either
Mclean Fremont for the Presidency, but prefers the
Judge. 1t counses the uni ing Of all the opposition ee
party or.er to defeat those who have brought
this ratiod into its present condition Of peril both abroad
and Of home.
meeting Of citizens Of Wor sester Mass, the 7h
inst 500 collected to aid the free settlers in Kan
sas and much larger amount was pledged. large
number of men propose to emgrate to Kansas.
M
says, I'VE must pat forward man whom all the op
p0nents of the present corrupt administration unite
With such man we Cannot fail to triumph"
Col Benton says the platform OF the democrats lately
adopted at Cincinnati amounts to hing, and lodges
the most disputed point in the Nebraska bill.
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from Bainor fer Jsneyo das n II 81 IL In
80 70. spoke brig Pasriet from PoSr.sp6 for Havana
Marx BsLcsard tB) Clifford Bio Jsasrc. 80 days
cor 70 b. aw. jordan Co
bark Tahii iof IastporD Rucsnam Cienfnssos, May H.
with sugar. 10 msstsr
deit A Noble.
trg Der ~ Gufd tog Belfan Anderson, Aux Csyes Nay
"a 9TH 'egwcod to r ID Bvcokmar.
scbr fepupe's Bride ot shaved. Tuton Palermo 500
March ard Gibraltar April 81 with fruit birthstone, 40 10
Gsfer. Sid In corpany with brig Young America toe Boz
ton
schr Adeps sr Mschon Rio Jsneiro 81 days with oodes
To Napier johnson 4 Co.
schr Alma Orb eerovs. Savanna Ia Mar g days. viii
ocd spd psssepsers Dawson Co. No date, on
Havana, acbr Tufts Black Rvsr Js, for rev
York
schr Fleeving masts OF Brookhavenj DAVIS Mobile Is
days with cotton sud Is assensers 70 master.
Scbr Fairfax. Mott, Georgetown. 8 days.
Propeller Petrol, AYey, Providenoe.
BELOW.
Two barks and ono brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Ship Norseman, Ban Francisco
Wind during the day 81, and light.