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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-14

The HrxSAx rEsuNosAr.--An adjourned meeting OF the
friends Of the renowned BsnIcA Boy. nstc champion Of
the whole word" viii DO held this evening Gofbccks
Hail. In Broadway take further steps towards securing
a proper testimonial for their fsvorite. expected
that the gathering night vii be OF monster character
many q noet substantial eiilzsns hsve ngnfdcd
their intention Of beng present Tue Finance Commute
banking house ot Duncan sherman On u which 70 de-
post al contributions 10 the funt Contributions msy
therefore, be forwarded direct 70 tbs above nrm, 70
any member OF the Finance Committee, wboee names will
be found In our advertising columns
NORWEGIAN ASNvxrusr--Tbe Norvegians assembled
in forcc yesterday afternoon ., No 10 Fulton street.
Brooklyn for the purpose Of providing funds and
With becoming saf their great national anniversary
the 18th Of May just forty sig years ago, IN The spring
ls1S, when Napoleon, struggling against all Europe,
approaching his nnal overtnror, the Norwegisns
Allied Powers which separated Norway from Denmark
ana gave II q q brbe 70 sweden. though their struggle
vxs partially UNSUCCESSFUL yet they secured for them.
selves from the fears OF sweden, OF The most liberal
The day which was obtained, and ndswolf, tho
place n granted, endcarcd W tns heart OF
every true sou Of Norway Our NorwesAn fellow citizens
selves W Csnnors Park, Yorkville where ne dinner,
excellent music and prolonged dsscins viii be the order
Of The day.
ANNUAL PRocrxlox or TIE JorRxxrxrS HoRzxsHoxss-
The tenth anniversary o, the Journeymcn Hoyseshoors
r. and D. Society win be celebrated this day ey q
rrsnd PROCESSION which viii proved through First ave-
nue. second street tne BSwery, Chatham, William, Ful.
tan Tueleh frteenh and Tsen'y third arcen besides
Broadway and Eighth avenue. some members Of the
Common Council VIII review The society 81 the CITY Hall
rurp DAY or TIE TwKym RrnwUr.-rbc Twelfth regi
msut Vii proceed TO Fast New Ysrk today for parade
upon the gro~nds by the Commissioners appointed
BY the Legislature for state parade ground.
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Our Norwich Correspendence.

Our Norwich COrrespondence.
NORWICH, May IL. 1860
TJfef Pleasure racht-1Scitsng Chase on TIE Son'ad-
The Capture, &C.
Last Friday night the yacht Jennie, owned BY Captain
williams, Of the steamer Commonwealth stolen from
her moorDgs al Norwich. EARLY Saturday morning, tho
SON of Captain williams finding the Jennie gone secured the
services Dennison Esq, Sheriff Of sonngion, aud
proceeded to New Londen where he chartered the steam
tug G. w. Geer started search of the fugitive seve-
raj hours spentin cruising through the Sound, with
cut seeing the weasel they search Of astshe
discovered well n shore, about three miles to the west
ward Of Watch Hill light. standing to the south srd,
under Of sail Some time elapsed before the Geer
came within the enable those board 10
the movements OF the crew OF the yacht during this
time the ballast, and every thing which would ghtea The
vessel ana ada TO her speed were being thrown
overheard. the wind, which blowing, commenced To
die away, and the tug gained rapidly upon the yacht
The pursued finding an escape impessioe rounded TO-
and the tug alongside aud Mr. Dennsou leapng on
bonr1, secured the thief lie was man about sixty
years OF age rather above the ordinary height having
grey ns anu cI,sr wiz" na,hss soa "ra .ys no,
cloth pea jacket At first he would converse but hle
but subsequently be made several ss'emens but they
such conflicting character that reliance can
placed upon them On being questioned as 10 bis
tive stealing the yacht he said, ~ fisherman,
and hsvipg loss my boat which was the only means
had to support my large family, took this method Of
procuring AN very sorry did IT," lie gave bis
a. James Jones, ana stated that he belonged TO
Tie Jennie was taken In tow and arrival Stoning
ton che returned her moorngs and the tug with
the prisoner board, proceeded 10 New London On
rival al that place the prisoner confronted by Captain
Williams no whom he repeated bis former assertions add
ing tEsi be bad with him another man ian frsnman),
who eft him about dRy light In small boat he nA1
brought with him. Mr. Denas01 and the officers 1t New
Ioaoon believe Jones 10 be In way connected with
gang OF burglars who nov making dopredatious In
hs section country breaking opeu the Providence
Bank week. and last evening stoninglon. II
10 thought that the Jennie wss taken convey away
spois ~ prer1edsted robbery, and Jones' missing
taken.
Tho OF the tug state the yacht managed with
great SKILL. showing proficiency nautical affairs only
possessed by no has large experience In the
nsgsroept OF vessels Jones taken Norwich 10 be
Commllted for trial.
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Personal InteiliGence.

The Hon. George W. summers, Of virginia, n n town,
and stopping At The Metropolitan Hotel he 10 deliver
an orasicr before the od Dominion sccisy 70 night, at
the Cooper Institute, which VIII BE- open 10 the public
The society 70 dine 70 night 81 the Metropolitan
Americans Registered Al the Banking House Of lansing
Co, No. Place de IL Bcurss, faris, TO April ~ =
Fred FAn&laud, Dan Bryant, Chris OConncr, Nc
cAee, Mr.. Mortimer, r. Douglas and fa nily, CAld
Vet, J. Rogers, r. Koch and lady. J. Jay Grifin
E Fsrs. 5 H'',s, s1a s.u5nss rIor s1d dB
schuyler, v, r. Smith and lazy; n wAnssn. q. N
oesrlsnd, j. Brown, a. r Morgan 3 I. Rs@, J. Q
nr Franklin Pennsyfvunia; Mo- Jufa Mitchell, Rich
ond; John Stewart, Philadelphia; q. W. orsgory, Jersey
Oy.
alss n suroueha Ne IN wsshsngsn spns ~ GnD
md arrived ~ ~ hone n me1lna, q Iuo1ny ~ vnprC
he nv under me1tml Reo1meaA
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hard 1t work-sod practical workslthough the results
promise TO amount TO little or nothing
mo House. the end Of long session yesterday pass
the Mov tariff bill Of specific duties with incidental pro-
lection 70 homo manufacturer and Including loan CT
twenty three millions for present accruiug treasury den
ciencies. The bill would be one OF great import
there any chance Of passase in the Senate
but ~ there 10 no such chance, may put down the
measure Is good for nothing but tho esctoneerng pupo
ses Of The republican party.
30 with the Homestead bill has been changed in the
Senate Into bill reducing the public lands to twenty I've
cents N acre TO citizen settlers Of years. lscatona
change which does not promise compromise this session
between the Senate and the House So Is most probs-
BILE that the proceedings In both houses this subject
VIII come 10 nothing except materials for eiecuoneerng
purposes.
On the Territorial question: the work OF repeating the To-
cal slave code Of New Mexico followed up to-day by
most horrible slaughter Of Mr.. Grows bill for the
establishment Of . chain OF now Territories, ex
tending from the Hadsons Bay territories TO
the Gulf Of California Five OF these
Terrtones-ChIppewa, DscotAh, Idsho Nevada and Ari
zonawere laid upon table by vote Of l02 " 70 The
democrats asse, and Southern opposition men, and
some few republicans, 10 the affirmative And why this
combination against these bills, with Eli ThAyer the
chief execuoner Why, Ell believes In absolute squatter
sovereignty ana wants Congress 10 let these Territories
take Of themselves Southern men start back 1t
these apparitions Of free States, coming In half
dozen at time, and they do not like the republican idea
The tight has been hot ana heavy upon these Territorial
schemes today and from the stern opposition developed
perfectly clear that during this session Of Congress
there will be Territories organized and that Chip
II among the other fsrmentng ingredients Of the Pres
Dental Cauldron.
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Dedication OF . Catholic Church.


g. Joseph's Catholic church. In this city, one Of the
most magnificent edidces this continent dedicated
to-day Tho ceremonies commenced ct sunrise and did
not conclude till two O'Clock this afternoon At least 500
people within the walls Of the edhce, and 5000
gathered outside the building Archbishop Hughes
preached the dedication sermon and Bishops NcCosky Of
this city Mulcch, Of st. johns, f. Bayey, Of Newark
N J.; Langbam, Of Brooklyn Fitzpatrick, OF Boston;
Mcfarland Of Hartford De Goesbrand Of Vermont and
Timon, OF Buffalo, assisted In the ceremonies, did
upwards Of eighty priests. The ceremonies Of
the most impressive character, and Bishop Hughes dis
highly interesting. He unable TO complete,
however, owing feeoeness and exhaustion, from the
effects Of which be recovered in short time.
Among the vocasts who took In the performs
OF the mass, were Madame Gszzanga, Sigs. Zamora,
Collect, Mr.. Hubner, assisted by a choir OF hty.
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CHARLESTON, May IL, 1850.
Cotton unchapged sales to-day 7a0 bales. Sight tx.
MONTH, Nay IL
Cotton dull: salss to-day 1000 bales.
OswRGo, May IL, 1880.
flour dull and unchanged. wheat dropping: sales
o,0e0 bushels white tansca on private terms Corn
scarce aud ssles. oiher grains nominal and quiet
Canal freghs frm owing the scarcity OF boats flour,
Csc; wheat, SC; corn, 1nc, TO New York. lake i'm
porte-p COO bushels wheat, 600 bushels corn. Two
propsIsrs which came through the weiAnd canal since
The lock was repaired, arrived here this noon.
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The trial OF Herman volker indicted Tor the murder Of
John Maserron by ssbbpg him In the abdomen the
night OF the I'd OF April, was concluded In shn city on
Saturday AFTERNOON In tas Essex County Court OF Oyer
1erminer. The jury after beng out about five hours
into court ~ half past nine O'Clock with verde. OF
manslRrghter The penalty Is ten years Imprisonment
and one thousand dollars fine.
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HAsvApp USrvyrarY.-rne Inauguration o. Prof Come
nus FeNcn as the new President OF his college,
vii take place on tho soth inst, apd VII pc day o.
great inse~sst II Cambridge The Harvard library nss
lately received several liberal egsces, which VII enso
lection enaravnep. the finest In the Unfed states
Cnnbvsdee, and open 70 the public like the licvsry
ne rec<nsiy appointed Profeseop % the
Chd Ro9 COOKE and oters said 70 Ne encrKetc ard
eusevprne nsa an6 expecssd ha& tDey WI infuse
frn1n and vigwom fne into Alma Natsr. Inc Mrseum on
cu1sGy, fguD1ed ~ Fsf Isuia Aenans H~<kusf " -
NJ superior u any olhw similar coieeon h America
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wife Of the late Stephen whasy, In the rem yew & ~
age. -
The relatives and friends Of tho family ere avited =
attend The funeral Tuesday arternoon = Two oeeeks
from her late residence, No, Bowling Grses, wdeheD
further notice.
WILLIAMS Lon Sunday Nay 10, yoHx Kris wIunn5
the beloved child Of John and Martha A. wams, go
2 years and monhs.
The friends Of the family invited 70 attend the ans-
raj without further invitation, from the resdenoe a. -
parents, 265 West Thirty seventh srest, this (houdaV0
afternoon at three O'Clock.
WnsEY-On Friday evening, May IL, II his residsneq
Bergen, ~ j., Dr. FERDINAND L. WHISKY, the I'D year
OF his age.
Funeral services will be held at the New Jesusa2aQ
church. Thirty fh street, between Fourth and Lex1nG
ton avenues this (hondsy) Afternoon q three o'ceak
The friends Of the family are invited 70 attend
WHIcomB-On Saturday morning. Nay IL, Mr. xknK
p wmroonB, beloved wife OF Virgil whitoomb, a ~
city Thus has death again entered the little family clroe,
robbed Of its idol and claimed lovely victim. h a
the relations Of fe the deceased pre- ensntly -
loved Possessed OF q kind and generous heart, -
formed circle OF many warm and sdmFng friends; ~
whole life OF soctude for the happiness Of thooo
around her. But her mission earth u ended, he 10
entered upon another and better existence The oaGn
left behind, but the bright jewel which contained -
been transferred 70 heavenly coronet Tho soA tn
VIII soon cover her sacred dust will be wAtered by many
consecrated tears The spring flowers Will blossom ~
Decay around the silent tomb, the summer bros may
bic their mellow notes above the owly head, uhe VI
SIN seep on leaving forever the enquiry fresh upon
o, Death where Ia thy sting;
" Grave where ia thy victory.
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The baltimore and Ohio RaiIroad.
BALTIMORE, May Is, 1859.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sustained no damages
by The resent frcshet All the trains running with
their usual promptnese.
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Parker Bros Celebrated London Club
superior all others In and sold at much
breakfAs lunch or DINNER tabe
One has only bottle from respectable gocer
qualities Orders supplied by A. j. Parker
10 BeckmAn street cola agent for the United saAek
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The PennsyIvAnfa X abroad.

hNTIIt WY IoDU
The Obstruction from the land ede on the Penn
syvsnia Railroad removed and traios passing
with their accustomed regularity The Philadelphia train
FOR the West today carried 200 psssengers mostly
destined for CHICAGO.
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To the AGifcted.-Just Received, Fall
supp OF silk Lse and far Stockings Knee Gaps
Ankles vsrcnse veins joints do do elastic
male and femse Supporters fen ale In attendance wall
upon ladles MUNICH 90 Trues Oice No. vesey street,
Asor House. N. Y, opposite st. Psurs church
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Docx BRIDGE ALUM srRrTos, VA

s!ns .sd Ss souii ssd sspSy ssisssss over ks ~sas
man, r.msrtsb.s cure. performed ~ .hsm IN py>v
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10
u'se had . r,g.,,.s - ,,r,ss = a,s .r-ss"
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Cd 70 ne s.s q ~ .s. y e r. ala. :
sans eersyner s~vevs and all cls.ses q our fslov
vse e,sy ss, psr'onsi k'o~'sdse and ssvsssss e
.s: ss :.:, go :ss , s ~
stcu, e,s-sn @ twelve sours dss.ns fro. .ssAsoa
eve e. ofM f...sss.,, frou n. Nork ssis * A.
era tost wsshpsstn ety. and fron Aisssni h ~ sArs
0ortoussve sud her - ~ Central Mnhoro deDe1
nte niss dssrt from whch point soncvabh ooAcsss
f.snsss from me South BY ne sr~SoArd rcus. c.s 4.
Rkimord and uepee By cesixsi nnbcvo'. 49,
comrg ire Vrpinta and rsrne~es Ratrr~d c,use II
LJnchhrrr heee~ ~ ths road 70 ChioRie p~~ssng
~ vew q Monticello and thc University Of virssia sss
The Rcstrdx Alum becy IN orssv ~ Ire v,rrrss
trrnee vesehec BY the traveller
White tniphnr ~ ect trrga No. ~ ccnvenwA rsrfan
= ssr. = ss s sss T'i sss ,s. css.s VISA
rsnphes ssss promptly on srrssse-s
fRAzIak nAWcoIrU.
proorstors
Ps-ihe Reetbr,ds~ sprirs water IN bottles : -
Oil eo6 ~ broadway. ksAp a ~ Nos rerk
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H0llOway's Pals and Otntm ent.-Con.
sumption innesus ths SEASON aud sacrifices
Of is victims Its DO moderated by
early recourse 10 these alternative remedies.
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Accident from Camphfne.

ALBANY, Nay b.
A servant girl In The employ af jeremiah Green, OF
Troy severely injured By the explosion OF cam
phine lamp evening che died from effects
uuito seriously injured.
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Something Nsw-"StAm srin0 1.-THE
and Of this annoying defect viii fnliy
person afflicted application, free
Hours 10 tot
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abuse this delicate and beautiful ornament BY Burning wth
alcoholic wsshes and piaseriuR with which has
affinity for the skin and sbsorbed BUREErTS Cocos
me compound Of of 10 unrvalleo dress
for the harris readily absorbed and Ia peculiarly adapted
to fs various conditions preventing Ms falling of and pro-
noting It, healthy growth.
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Barry's Tr1copb eroua ~ the Rest and
cheapest article for d. essns besuying cleansing curling
preserving And restoring The hair Ladies' try H. Bold By a
dr,Cvf
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Trefeifo, tho True Secret Of Beauty,
soens pur6es cleaps nvigoFates the skn renders
The ccmpsx'on beautifully clear and brilliant 90 cenA
boste.
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Geo. b. Bloat g. Co.'S Celebrated Elliptic
Loeb Stitch and shuttle Sewing Machine. g. Il Coli1Ns
BrOodWAy.
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Clirshughss nlusivo wigs arc Entire
povees-N shrinking psrtipn upeainAble. 10 broad
way, norsheas corner Of Reads street, oppoaie suAa
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Beautiful CompIs xsop .-Laird's Liquid
Pearl has achieved cslsbiy equal for
Tying aud preserving tho skin. 4s9 Broadway.
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6teinway & SONS IA
OYkRSTkUNG GRANDR AND s0ttARW PIANOS,
WArerooms 81 and 8e Wglker skrset,
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Tyusses. DIR. Marsh Contioues 10 Apply
Supporers Shoulder BrAces
sk elastic stockings Belts bshng Trusses and all
appliances applied lady IN attendance In the female de Art
nent No. vesey St. Asor Horse opposite 81 Psurs church
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Great Sale OF Shirts at
hooDY's Shirt manufactory, 36l Broadway.
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Kfnue's I'm proved Self-Adjustfng Truss,
best ana cheapest for climates S1 Broadway room No Is
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Toupss
Factory is Bon6 Prvaie entrance for ades Th0
applied IN the skyijght rooms
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behring's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof sAfsa i Broadway corner Of Murray street.
New York.
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. "A Grover Il Baker Nolssless sewing Ma.
Zine Tho friend Of ths family. Onioee ~ BroAdwNy
new Y9k, and lS1 FULTON sRest Brooklyn.
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SPRING rasbsen Hats, -, - and s..
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phrepoIosieaI Exsminations-Pvsn tSss
Inc ents lefecs End prcrsr pursun oven ensy ~
rowLnn . WEIiSe 9r<srosdwy
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HAvnx AND SOUTHAMPTON aaaship Illinois -oap W
hs sssn,. sss s.. s. br.s.
Hines' Caroline Hosner, ilTsn,e Merck Mario Merel
Marie ksrn.s.n Jshssns esrmsnn Rcs. German eso5se
1sn sr:d ISsatfsS PPp Hoe Hoe Jssss spssss Marie
ssocs r.rln, Joseph Bsn,h,u, ioscOh ssyie.d xsrds
wsssr Sso,s ssSs- Pr,sr reSrsses Conrad oao Gene
% .. oS Ss ndAp R. sses ,n S
Anna ssr.J, sops. ARRAY stephen s,sa.s Bridget Qusa
ys,cs sssrn.on, 5ssoasrs sshsi, Am. Amsrosssr
ian .sise, Snls essmss yrsd Han mono, johann Ts.s.
hsops D'e,z cs,hs,ils Mner croins Mayer Catherine
s,hsSsl Isa. Sem. ,s.., k.s. o.assnns k:.s
Sins. xsssl .s.s.sS. HENRI s,sr js.sps E:.ss f.,s
Iss:: y:, s:ss :s: 4:
nsr, sopSs flaasr, Bs,bsrs f.asr 5osoans Konsssss
sss
Cb,siopb ko-pmiIisr Cbrscph Pfe,nsr Chrsoph Weber
..5s: r.s Deco
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cher rred nAsssourn. Iryhosoris Basbord xcce- VIVID
n sG ys. ' vos ver W.
ysss .sa r;rs s . H sss.. s:ss ..s
nnisr. veose Hecs.r, kps'eoerA necksy. anton Best.
F ,ao sss so Si ssa S s :o
ger. Julia hoager
Nrs sslss ssd infant R.y dsurhss-s ks+
~ sonss, Isdy and infant. IS. sousss and ,ro chill
J-A bradbury Mrs sv~ss sherwood snd servant Mrs
sArrsu lady and infant, Cc,avia iourdan
MIN hmsr Johnr ikdy. children and three servaon
Mrs. Tsvirs MISS Lucy Jofn.Dr. James Valentine Gap ain
gfasser u IA. u l. Jerome Arion,o Moyinsz ware.
sssSh, hnsns, sri: Miss oss,sI,ns q Wood and
Armstrong, Lean, cappellini, Mss smiA-
RIcHsorD --sesuship Jsmestown-krG r Disnaway, q
Dsresway, Miss Louis Mrs W " Wharfage Corbeu q w
Garnet and lady, Bernsr, vaughan, Acr Aysher.
gar Dnrnoni, Barley thomas Camp bell, Webb.
q Webb, vr.ves-suf n in the ssersse.
ssv.sssH-..s,esmship ronE,msry-M n Mnrs urtcd
ss~s Navy: sfpsp nsrh and wife. Cspt Crocsey,
CIV Moor. ssn.n, knisht; Mis- I oreen. Doggy,
Mrs N Carroll and cbiidrrr Visa MonAhan, Red
ford WIN q Aiwaier Miss -arsh warning Mss Co,asg.
ton Beln~re. NrsA Iso chiren and servsst krs las
srplh. Van nest prudden scpr. " krtklne.
Dr FULLER, ID Cosngrn, REED, n Cooper. Vim rrr
hire rottsdsmer. UHhrs. Joseph Iufsut. Jas Rag
poas. Morison, Jr; T , swsusion Aspinsas = Par
hes, n treen. " Hulsr. q fmh, ~ ID Huntington, A
Harwis, 9oldmao. John Quent, EoDefs-snd 80 Hs
Storage.
Drawings ~ the Delaware state Lotte-
riea-wooD, EDDY 90, Managers Of the
ENsrucNv MISSOURI srtrr fOrrHsiu.
DnIswzpK-sxrzA ClAss. NO ". NAY IL it"t
80, IL, IL. 20, %, q, 81, 65, %, IS, A, IL.
DvrsvAsr--crss- no. xs. MAJ ~ isso
-, IS. II, 81, 80, 7, 66, 81, 20, 3s, 3, Is.
wOrp. EDDY co. wnnrnrou. DeswArs.
ornw ooD. rDsY 90, a. Lous. hinsouri
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Ladses' Dress H9sette Trsmmisgs..Itc-
ion strees. Brooklyn
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Democratic Meeting MT Atlanta. Ca
AUGUSTA, Ca, May 13, 1850.
Al democratic meeting at Atlanta, on Saturday, the
Postmaster defended the Charleston seceesonss aud
nounced Douglas traitor 70 the democracy aud the
South B c. Yancey made lengthy similar speech
Tue national Baltimore democracy defended BY Co..
Gaskili. The meeting adjourned for q week
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