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terdsy at the Merchants Bank III Wall street. 20
take tie preliminary steps towards giving pubic
reception and dinner TO the Prince OF wales ano
his suite. at the Academy Of Music, on his arrival
in this city. A committee of seven was appointed
to proceed Immediately TO Canada ana give the
invitation Other committees OF general arrange
ments were also appointed A full report OF the
meeting will be found in another column.
Further accounts Of the late storm at New Or
leans state that the greater portion Of the parish of
Plaquemine is submerged, and many families left
homeless The lower part of the city Of New Or
leans was overfowed, and property was greatly
damaged.
In the Supreme Court yesterday, Judge Suther
land after the argument of ex-Attorney General
Chatfeld for injunction to restrain the payment
Of the sos 900 for the expenses Of the Japanese
Embassy, denied the motion, without hearing the
reply of Mr.. Anderson, the Assistant Corporation
Counsel
The Board Of Delegates Of American lsraelites
held an adjourned meeting last evening. Among
the resolutions passed was one relative to obtain
ing full statistics Of the Israelites in this country,
and another that education should be promoted by
the establishment of local schools, with a high
school for the education Of young men for the
ministry. The Board will hold its next annual
meeting at Philadelphia
The Board of Aldermen Of Boston have refused
TO license the proposed pugilistic exhibition in that
city for the benefit of John c. Heenan. Heenan
arrived in Philadelphia last evening.
The United States steam frigate Powhatan ar
rived in the Delaware yesterday evening from Pana
ma. She is to be thoroughly overhauled, repaired
and equipped at Philadelphia
The cotton market frmer yesterday and more ac
tive. The GALES footed up about $500 900 bales
Prices closed nrm at the quotations given in another
column Flour in consequence Of the nclemency Of the
weather inactive, and sales of State and Western
moderate and rather easier for common brands
Southern -four steady and in good request both for
domestic and for export whea was come what ire
guar and in fair demand with about average amount o.
sales Corn heavy for mixed lots, steady for
round yellow and white Western. Pork was quiet and
sales limited including mess at $40 rs, md new
prime s14 The rain interfered with sales o. sugars;
the market, however, was steady with fair inquiry
from the trade about 500 hhds sold rates given
in another place Coffee was quiet but firm; the
Of Rio amounted to only 1907 bags and the toi Of bags
and mats of all kinds % rae Freighs were steady;
the chief business doing Liverpool to which port
wheat engaged in ships bags lohc, an $50 bbs.
-four at IS.
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wAL.LACK's rHEATRE. Broadwsy-HAspY ANDY.
LOLA MeATKz-Two Fathers.
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broaawsy.-Day
and ACCOMPLISHMENTS SONGS DANCES BuRlKsauEs,-LIv
CuRiosIrIEs. &c.
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WINTER GARDEN, Broadwsy.-rIear aorr Flats
ELoPEMgsT-BIASCo
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NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowery-MosrE CRIsro
OsJxCr tsTKREsr-DIyIL's OAK.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvENING.

NIBi.OS GARDEN, Broadway -EoUKsyRIAS PERFORM
Ascxs--CIsD2RRILA- Afternoon and Evening.
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE No. Ga Brosaway.-ouu
AMxRIcAs COUSIN.
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BRYANTS' MrNSTRElIS Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway.
BuRIxsauNs, SONGS, DANCES, dc.--Go Way BOYS.
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Our DouGLAs DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEX
rroS.-This body, which meets at Syracuse TO-
day, will be charged with a very grave respon.
ability. 1t will devolve upon this Convention
to decide whether the forces In this State op-
posed TO Lincoln shall be united or divided In
the November election. The Regency organ
at Albany has been throwing out some signin-
cant threats Of confirmed rupture between
the Douglas and Breckenridge factions, and this
is generally expected. The Breckenridge Con-
vention of the 7th appointed a Committee Of
Conference to sound this Douglas Convention
upon the subject Of a coalition, and II that
committee be decently received there may be Q
treaty Of peace. The Bell and Everett men
stand ready to hitch on; 90 that everything de-
ponds upon the game Of the Regency. The
only chances Of anything good from them are
their chances for the spoils. and they appear
now 20 exceedingly elm that Richmond, Cagger
and Confidence Cassidy may prefer to surrrn-
der the citadel to the enemy at once, and trust
to the generosity of Thurlow Weed This dag
will settle the question.
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HooLEY A CAXPBELL'S OPERA HOUSE, 5S Bros
way-ErnoPrAs SONGS, BuKLEsouEs, DANCES, 4c-SoaE
nxRHoRs's Dor.
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PALACE GARDEN, Fourteenth stree--vocAL AND II
sTRunEE1AL CoScERr.
CANTERBURY CONCERT HALL. 663 Broadway sosGs,
DANCES. BURIEsouxs, &c.
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NATIONAL VARIETIES. Chsihsm street-GHosT
SPIrE or hIMsELY-FouR Lovgas-JUsBo JUN.
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No McSKY roa TIE RouoHs.-we alluded the
other day to the fre opportunity which tho
politicians would have of the Al Of the
muscular Christians TO selec' aels invoices 81
shoulder hitting influence for tic ensuing cam
paign The Dalgettys were oil on hand. hut
the purchasers. II Ia rAid. did not appear 10 IN.
market. And II is further ipsinnated that. wing
70 tia peculisr ssre Of parties and The general
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EIw BruDINGs-GrowrH Oh THE CrTY.-We
publish today another detailed account Of
the progress Of the building trade in the
metropolis. which manifesis brisknese In that
branch Of business 70 indicative of our
growing prosperity. Buildings are nov In
course Of construction the cost Of which will
amount to between five and eight millions Of
dollars, and they are all o. class that will iu-
part to the city an additional magni6cence to
that which 1t has presented at any previous
time.
II is not alone IL Broadway, the great bus-
ness artery Of the metropolis, that these i'm
provements are going forward, blu, in many of
the back streets also. such as Church. Broad,
Chambers, Canal, Resde. Duane and Nassau
streets. The great majority Of them are, Of
course, TO be devoted to the purposes Of trade.
and splendid edi6ces they will be- There are
some Eve or six churches among them, as we'll
MS q music hall and an institute for the 6ns
arts; but commerce lie king In the me.ropolitaa
city Of New York. ard commerce In cur day.
in this great emporium, Is content with nothing
less than royal palace.
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In Browningtsn, July %. Mrs. Esther 3. Gross,
(of paralysis aged = years
she had been 8 resident IN the town 61r hall 8
century, and Of coarse shared largely il the ri
as incident to early settlers. These she bore
with fortitu5e and patience, ard thus added to
TIE prosperity Of her husband vino was long one
Of the prominent citizens Of the town. For
ulsrs than tweasy vsaTs she survived him. and
for twenty nine years WAS member ofthe Con-
gregational church, ulanifsstiug strong attaeh-
nent to the sanctuary and its ordinances, to the
Bl5ie and tie people Of God Nay har mantle
fall On her children and descendants who SIT.
7ive.
f IN this village On the 10th inst, MF- Walter a
Hansen, aged 20 years.
+ be mas resided sin Mr. 0rin slerril in Bar
+ ton, for the past eve years.
+ Stanstead papers please copy
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Farms for Sale.

THE subscriber 06srs for sale Z 49,
Il TIE iolloWiEg described prep
srty. One farm CONTAINING aboGt - - sss7sfe
80 acres OF excellent aand. 100 &zzlz5z-z-@-z
Of which IS under improvement, ard Is suitabIr
aEVi1ea INTO moving tillagz and pasturaze +
s enc q the best ssheas and cafn farms ia the
country having never failed &c pfo5ace la~se
crops 81 easa tsr fas past fitsen years. Ibsre
Is 3 beautiful sagsr grove Bear lie 5uiiaines 2
goung ara thiil-F apple orchgrll- an abaadanee
IS sIias spruce hs7a40es ara bard weod timber.
leat EeEses pai1gfe white aud uesriy new. eegd
cellar uHslsE Ia Haoie hgsse. q Eesd shed and
salal. house attaollad. suifa5le Tor = dairy OF q
laaaiiE II required, also 8 gn71 6sru SC
Sad fsrTn Is situated IL Day, Orleans County,
) erTE7lt- a595z t9E5 mslzs z8u1a % Norm EEav
ard tEalFe mfles west 8i tia G0uris4sae Eilia e
q lake BRIGGS Il s conveniently situated q
zeaQe There azs three saw zEls ore zrfs,
mf ana shres starch factories ritnsH tws Fnfiss
acl1 ~ita O taols part 81 tzs er9ps, steek
fsrnlag zasplszns11s, SC. TIE greater parf 3.
fha purchase Eaoney ear re1aia On nsortsage Oh
tern 81 years. Possession given iiu1ssai11sf7
Fer g1rther gertica ars eHaafra of me sassss5sai
WN BLAIR.
wiii also sci farm esusaiuing aheaf seFealy
Ave aeress sltnslea ab0at zoe zn1 ae5l zzl-t
EsafH e tas Fe saef e 4sc- + e ps-
On to iaF1s s Use beagee zgseasga 7aite rH1a
s1ran8p sessessar 6, eur1c ire farm fgr secs SIX
saize fae naa sIaeer. Tie 5a. aiags cnsiss q
5 Eaec haase- szesl aua bass aszEsr nsR. f 8
eesifae pees sar f-essoa 85salag : cas4y
5agla ssisa - eaaT FaF 1aE. For l4rtlssk FaTfie-
glars address, a. as8pe
3zg. AsEust I7--54ws
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& t seems fhatsiter ST the rival can
didates for governor in Illinois are not =
meet on the stump Allen. democrat,
ran Of and eveded the proposals Of Mr.
Yates, which he had himself challenged
and provoked, and then finding the
popular sentiment quite hot upon him fer
bis eowasdioe. he, after two weeks delay
rushed into print with a letter Offering 70
meet Mr.. Yates AZ the thirty-four meet
ings which the republican state committee
had, in the mean time, announced for
their own candidates. OF course a one
sided offer Ike that could no; be accepted
aud II was no part of Aliens intention On
hope that it should be.
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& Col. Forney opens his batteries
on the fusion programme Of the Demo
cratic State Committee Of Pennsylvania
He says that body has become mere
machine for the purpose Of making wrong
right, and Of putting forward, as the duly
chosen candidate ofthe Democratic party
for President Of the United States, the
merest efFigy of disnnion. lie considers
that It's action has been eonsummated in
open defiance Of the kRown viii Of the
great majority Of the Democracy IN the
State, and IS bat an aet Of tyranny on The
part Of the majority Of the Committee,
all the members Of whom are equally
independent, and derive their rowers
alike from the people. He concludes his
article as follows:
There IS a universal demand among
the friends Of Doaglzs for a clean vie
tory or a clean defeat, and their desire
viii doubtless be grauiied. A meeting
Of the faithful members Of the Stats
Central Committee, As wei as othei
gentlemen associated with them, will b.
held Harrisburg on the 10th Of August
as annoancelin the Press a few days age
ard Ne presume they Hiil crafty ii,
desire and expectations Of those the.
represent BY making arrangements 70
the formation Of a pure ticket at an earl.
lay, Or placing one il the fed AZ once-
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NV CARRIAGE sR0P.

4x~3IIfAm c. TALlNAN sases Ia ussaes
III 8 sn1srrn the naAsie thss he has eammsn-
- IL ssss-rfaes ana Sleigh &skmz Aassssss IS
Irsahurea as a. eNn hess aes q Haae tas
rs Patzeas, sas - MI IS ezglAs NcfslaE
hoaes 4 Is shee Is tire I'D heias nest q
s 6~ff7rs tnrss sse-s. where saase Is wish Is
nrassye lbs desirable services are invited e efh
sra STRIFE az 6 baYesia thss III &c aaysnts.e-
ons h his sasrcas sns to his oNn wallet, which
nov foos.s IS theaaA su elsahant had stespes ca
II
An waeS sora wsa ana IS esmp asSess
rsal At ms shoe. si,auza uothaT Il this ISIS sens
tenee eontainsa S insenaea e his tire sheriff z
HzaSiareis August 1T--sSgf
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Caleb Cushing speaks, literally, Of
the republican candidate as follows -
Abraham Lincoln is a much ADLER
man than is generally supposed, even in
bis own party. In his canvass with
Douglas he beat him in law, beat him
in argument, and beat him in wit; and
the published debates Of that canvass
will sustain this assertion
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e The Virginia haasz, speaking d
the revolutionary doctrine of Nessrs
heifi and Yaueey, Says
We viii rot eo-opezate With SIr
heiit. We VII not play bottle holder
for Mr.. Yaucey. We win no. fraseraisf
with per Sc disunionists We viii no.
stake the integrity Of the Union upon
the hazard of the die when the game i
thus to be managed
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ONE TRIAL

Every medical man to whom the foTmnla Of
this medicine has been submitted, has couenrTed
in the following, from one Of the best physicians
in the country.
This is 70 certify that 2IessTs- E. B. Nagoon <
Co, have submitted for ny examination the for
mula Of " WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND, = and
I do not hesitate te say that in ny opinion It Is
an excellent Alternative and EXPECTOR-
ANT, aud safe in al cases. have prescribed
Il IN some instances, and can freely recommend
it as remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronoh rs. &C.
GEO. E BURLINGTON, N. D.
November 1o, 1853
9EEssRs- E. B. Macon < Co-For nearly
twenty years have been afflicted with a severe
Bronchitis and sore thros.,, producing hoarseness,
and almost constant choking, hemmiag and
coughing. / could fnd no relief until ] tried
Weeks Magic Compound. That has cured me-
and ean eheerfullv recommend il IS worthy Gf
public confidence, and as the best medicine with
JONATHAN ELKINs.
| North Troy, Aprh Is. 1850.
A shors time since ny child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We .Aouga1 she could
not live IKE minutes. A single dose Of Weeks
Mage Conpsuud relieved her st once, and she
/ has had no attack Of 1t since. think 10 family
should be without IT,
MOSES z. VARNEY,
Prn slissisquoi Valley Academy.
Having had the agency Of Week, Magic Com
ip0una for some time Qast and having sold 2
large quantity Of il, am free to say THAI have
lnever Sold any medicine that gave such uuivsr-
sal satisfaction, I do not know Of single in
stance in which il has not given tile best safisiac-
ton when It has been used Il saved the life Of
one ct nv children in severe attack Of the Group
aud has entirely cured brothersnslaw Of Minis
Of . terrible cough, when he was thought 20 be
lin the first stages Of consumption. l have
known i to he used with the same success by
others
Irasburgh, May Sd, 1850.
8fEssrss. E. B. 8IAeoox d Col have had
great sale for your Weeks Magic Compound. ]
is regarded By those wao have Essd Il here IS thi
ibest medicine IN the country for Coughs, Group
ISore Throat, &c. Al speak in its praise.
E B. sIH0NDs
Clover, May 9TH, 1850.
- Testimonials Ike the above are constantly
being received from all sections Of the counsrl
) where /" WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND" La
been introduced.
Manufactured and sold wholesale anu retail p.
+. B. MAG0ON & Co, S.. Johnsbury, Vt, t
whom al orders should be addressed.
IL Sold by Druggists and Merchants general
ly.-21.
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DEmocRATsC CoNvENrloN.

THE Democrats of Orleans County are request
I ed e mae- in 3Iass Convention at Barton, On
Iuessav. Aag. 2ist, 1890, al 10 o'clock, 4. b.
Tor tire purpose 81 nominating County Uaieers
for the yea ensuing.
Tha Ion. Nessrs- J. C. SAKE. I B. Bowdish
Etanhen Thomas and others VIII BE present q
address the Convention L IS ho7e5 tha DsEnoc.
rEcy q tle County wili turn out q moss to heal
these distinguished gentlemen discuss The poitl-
cal questions Of the day
". ~, JENNESS,
H-PIERCE. -. committee
AMASA PAINE,
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&. W. ROWELL.
Glover, May 9Th 1850.
CLAUDIUs P. MATHIE's ESTATE
: TIE OE vERM Mt,

\
. TATE 0E VERNE o Mt,
- ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
st Probate Court leld At Irasburgh. within
ana for the aforesaid district On the 10th day Of
August a D. 1850;
Aurelius Morse administrator OF tile estate o5
ClzuGias T. Mashie. lats Of Clover IA 0riaans
Ceuutr deceased, interstate. presented 70 said
court his petition ia writing praying Tor License
and authority &c ssalz Of the real estate q which
the deeedent died seized in this State, therein
describing the same, excepting ae 11dosg's do5er,
but including the Eeversi0L Of tie dover, and
setting forth IN his said patifioa as reasons foE
selling the Faai estate Of decsased that by reason
Of the infancy Of the heirs that L val De Tor then
/ advantage 10 sell the same that the moneys ar
sing thereirona may be put upon interest OF in-
vested IN stecks; and the guardian Of the herr
having signified 10 said oOurt bis consent % :
safe Of said real estate in the manner prescribed
by Law:
Therefore il Is ordered by said Court that pub
lie notice be given TO al persons concernet
therein, to appear before said court a. sessiol
thereof, 70 be he'd II said lrasburgh, on the 81
dav Of September, 1880, that they may be heaE
4 in the matter, ana show cause why license shoa5
not be granted as foresaId.
And this order saali be published three week
successIveiv in the Orleans Independent Stand
ard, newspaper printed at lrasburgh IN tai
State, the last Oh which publications shall 3
before the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid
Given under my hand at the probate Office {
lErasbursh, thIs 10th day Of August. 4. y. lss0
34~4 81. CARPENTER, Juage-
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The following noble sentiments are
taken from Senator Criteuden's reeeBi
speech a. Louisville
But IT IS said Mr. Lincoln's election
vii eonsummate the dissolution of the
Union--,hat be VIII not IS permitted 10
take bis seat How is that If man
is elected by a majority Of the people
in a fair and legal way, though you 70
ted against him, won't you say he is en-
titled to bis seat7 Would You not con
slider the power very arbitrary thar
would undertake to keep him out Of his
office. You have right to elees bin
or any body else, and, if a man IS con
stitutionally elected President Of the
United States, shah a minority Of .he
people start up and say, We viii make
q revolution we viii by force Of arms
resist and drive him OUT Is Tot
that a destruction Of al government
The majority must. Of necessity, rule in
all republics. and if you DO not Ike the
law of the majority, set aside all free
government, and go to some place achers
gou ssiH hare no elections, tgSere heredita-
~ rulers stall take the place Of gotu
etsctire government Who shall say
that if Mr.. Lincoln or anybody else i:
constitutionslly elected to the CHE.
Magistracy. he shall not take his seat
Have we come to this If SO, let Us
change the whole government, and le
the minority rule though even tber
would not the majority men object IL
the election of man by the minority q
What could be more truthful and cut
ting than the following:
Il know there are those who speeu.
late upon the speedy dissolution 0
the Union, bat they are ssLf-eonesits.
men, unfaithful in their natures and IN
faithful to the great government Q
which they ought to be proud.
In q speech at Richmond. Va, in 1852
Dir. Douglas Fidiculed General Scott
nomination as follows
1Wel. General Scott received ia
nomination unanimously, according Il
the official proceedings of the conven
ton. (Laughter.) FeIIow-citizeus, di
you ever hear Of a unanimous nomina
ton, which was made in defiance Of ID
ffty-times-repeat protest and remou
1strances of the delegations from one-hal
the States Of the Union represented il
the convention? Every Southern de-
egation voted against him more than f.
ty times, day after day and night afte
night, aud yet the nomination wa
unanimous. (Great Laughter.)7
It IS fair to presume that Bir. Dougla
has, by this time, heard of still NOR
remarkable nomination, where a eand
date, in defiance of the fifty time. re
peated protests and remonstrances Of til
delegations from one-half the States
the Union represented in The Convel
ton, could not get his nomination mad
/" unanimous, till those Southern del
cations had Withdrawn and made a non
nation Of their own. Whoever heaf
of a & unanimous nomination Ike thai
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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F The prettiesI trimming Tor a
womans bonnet, i good-humoEed
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