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Sprfng-lS6O. & Russaek, 22s
Bowery 36 Grand street. 23i Eighth avenue
large Of fancy Hats and Caps for missee and chill
dren. Also, Stylish silk Hats for gentlemen, only So
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INV ORIKANe, March 70, 1850.
Governor Houston, not receiving the government mill
tary aid expected has ordered Col johnson 10 mme
diaely raise large force OF rangers and drive the In
dams from the northern frontier He takes step
against Mexico pending the ratification Of the treaty
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Wheeler d wilson's Sewing Maebin
Once 600 Broadway, New York
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Gardeners Dress Hats-Fashi0ns for
Spring Finest and best quality Three Dollars
WIN. BANTA, 357 Canal street, corner OF Wooster.
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ALBANY, March %, 1851.
Mr.. McQuADR (dem) moved to refer the two remaining
Now York city railroad bills, for the South and West
streets road and for the East street and avenue road
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Bachelors Hair Dye and WIGS arc I'm.
p'rse cd. Tia Dye applied In private skylgh roos rea
npcvenana Wis., Separate rosms Tor laAies Is Bond
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Beautiful CompIexion.-Laird's Liquid
Pos hes achieved celebrity having no equal for boaufy
ing and preserving Tho akin ls9 Broadway
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4ecrofula.-A few bottles Of Kennedy's
%scics DscoyeI srcty following TIE dhsscu In the pam
pnies anuno each bote and judioeus application
sah Rhsum Ointment Scrofuh Ointment and Healing Ont
msnt. win cure every oaso
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Six Shirts for S9-The Best Ever offered
for The money McLAuGHIIN'S french YOKE Shirt depot
corner Of Green wich and Muray streets
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The Connecticut Campaign.
T POLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS IN BRIDGEPORT.


BRIDGEPORT March 80, 1850.
This city is in blaze TO night The greatest democratic
meeting OF the campaign was held here.
No hall being large enough, tent erected during
the day which held over 4, 900 persons.
The feature Of the occasion the appearance Of
Mayor Wood who arrived this afternoon from Waterbury
He received the depot by immense concourse of
his lodgings
upon an extensive scale. 1t was two miles long.
The meeting was called 70 order at eight O'Clock, and
the Hon. J. G. LOOMS called to the chair
fine band and glee club were in attend lance
Mr.. Wood was introduced amidst great cheering. he
delivered one Of the best speeches Of the campaign he
was followed BY Senator Mallory. Of Florida, Messrs.
Bradford, swackhamer, Plumb and Dr. Fish, German.
At least four thousand persons present 1t is be-
lived that the democracy will carry the State
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT NoRwALK
NoRwALK, March 30, 1850
The largest and most enthusiastic democratic mass
meeting ever held in this part Of the State held here
lhe large hall, seating nearly two thousand persons
was densey packed and outside the streets hronged
with immense crowds OF people unable to obtain an
mittance. An express was sent TO Darien for Q
speaker TO address Them. Several bands of music
were in attendance, and bonfires bazed from every
hill top, which, with the roaring OF cannon the waving
banners the glare Of torches and the cheering Of the
thusiastc multitude formed scene Of excitement
before witnessed In this vicinity
delegation from Danbury filing seven cars arrived
t eight O'Clock M but 1t was totally impossible for
them 70 crowd into the hail.
The meeting was eloquenty and ably addressed by
BY Hons Z o. Perrin, Harrington and Ingerson, and
their remarks were received with rspturous applause
MEETING OF TIE NEW HAVEN DEMOCRACY.
NEW HAVEN, March 30, 1890
The democratic torchight procession here to night
magnificent affair Two thousand persons least, are
in the line The immense multitude formed In front Of
the Tontne HOTEL and cheered Governor Seymour and
Mr.. English. The latter made few patriotic remarks,
which we're responded 70 BY tremendous cheers
1he greatest enthusiasm prevails, and the democrats
feel confident Of carrying the State.
MEETING OF THE NEW HAVEN REPUBLICANS.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March 80, 1859.
The republicans holding two large meetings here TO-
night One addressed by j. A. Briggs Of Ohio and the
other by Mr. Kapp, editor Of the Nei0 Ykxr Deokrdt
A. Celestan. W. Schmidt J. F. Babcock and B. Noyes.
The excitement and enthusiasm displayed is beyond do
scrpton The republicans perfectly confident Of VIC
tory In the State election
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and Burglar Proof eafes 81 Broadway, Of Murray
Street, New Ymk-
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Hints About Hats.-Be1ore making .
purchase Of Spring Has call KNOX at 2l3 Broad
way Of Fulton street. His present style is just what
considerably the Of the wearer knoxs spring
stock of Caps Wen Hats 10 varied and extensive among
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Mrs. Windows SO0ehing Syrup.-MN.
lions Of bottles every year In the United States
for chidr tecthing with failing success Relief d in
mediate and certain. Only Is cents bottle.
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Shirts mado to Order and Warra nted tn
fl New ard elegant styles Of Tea Soc 81 50 VIII
la street. door forth Of Maiden lane.
GEO. TRACY, Agent
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Baitimore Weekly Commercial State
mont.
BAInxoRz, March 3d. 1850.
Imports for the week. ,.... 10000
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LOURVux1, mAfou ~ k0UV.
1he HAnsea affair fro1 sese slight dioaiy with
the returning Bereans who back merely TO dispose
Of their Kentucky properly, without intending - remain
Some o the alarmed Kentucians sent 70 Lexington Tor
cannon and balls This created an excitement, but all 10
nov quict.
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David's Spring Style Of Gardeners
HA Arb beautiful IN style and fnish 6aaoon 20 Broad
way, near Duane street.
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Prof. Lister, Astrologer, - Lowell street,
Bosom, Nass. A circular Of terms ssut free.
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Falrbanks' Standard 6calosv-
MORE THAN oHK HUNDRED AND
DIvyBRKNY STYLES,
aAaptsd every branch Of business wherein correct
abe required. Gall and exAaine send illus
txateA circular, -
FAIRBANKS CO.,
$50 BroadWly, N. Y.
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GOverAor Stewart, OF Missouri, Vetocs tho
Railroad Bill.
81. LOUIS, March %, 1850.
Governor Stewart has vetoed the Railroad bill recently
passed by the Legislature.
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Hart the Halter, Is now Selling His
spns style of dress Bats from 81 81 60 81 Chatham
Ne~ FORK
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Pennsylvanta Legislature.
HARRISBURG March 80, 1850.
The Senate bill for the relief Of the Sunbury Erie
Railroad negatved in the House day the ques
ton of its final passage.
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Designed for al manufacturing purposes nsiseeas In Il
operation rapid, and oasabe q every Kind Of work
q the bsst machine eves produced frice only Sllo.
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H0lleway's Ointment Rubbed on the
back and chest quickly absorbed 10 he lungu
where combining with the blood neutrahzes all norious
sumption =
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Barryss Trfoophoreus IL the best and
cheapes article for dressing beauyinS cieansns curling
nresssvas cd Restoring sks har LaAies. y Bc1 b. u
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Spring Style Dress Hats for Gentlemen,
ready. WHITE Hstsr. rs Broadway, opposite 81 Paus
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Lake Pepin Open.

Lake Pepin Y open, and navigation upoa ; rssun,ed
me steamer Milwaukee arrived 1t Prairie du Chez ~
terday from s.. Paul
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Highly Important from MextcO-Retrcat
OF Miramon from Vera Crux-Destruc-
ton OF Another Tenement House I'm New
York by Ffre-Arrest Of the Suspected
Murderer Of tho Men ON Board the sIoOp
K. A. Johnston-An0thcr Horrible Az
fair@The Latest News-C0ndfti0nO Of the
Markets, sc.
The WluxLr HERALD will be ready at ten o'clock
this morning. 1t will contain the latest news from
Mexico, with an Account Of the Abandonment Of the
Siege Of Vera Cruz by Mramon and his Retreat on the
Capal-Ofical Dispatches from Com Jarvis An interest
ing report Of the Pursuit and Arrest Of the Suspected
Murderer of the Persons Board the Sloop A. John
son-Hs Examination and Committal Horrible Affair on
Board the Oyster soop spray-The Captain and His
Brother Supposed to be Murdered by Chinaman with
Account Of his Arrest and Examination; Burning Of
Another Tenement House in New York and Ten Human
Beings Consumed the Proceedings Of Congress- the Latest
News from Europe California, Central America, British
Columbia New Granada, the South Pacific South Ameri-
ca, &C. &c-Editorials Prominent Events Reports Of
the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, and al in
tsrssng news Of the past week. received BY telegraph
otherwise Single COPIES in wrappers, " hsA at
he counter q the once, Of Fulton and Nassaa
streets. Price six cent?.
nss WOOD. R6DY 90. Nsnsssss Of he
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, kINruckY AND MISSOURI STATE
DnAwAnr-E.rnA Class. No. 1853, xA.on 80 1881
u, ST. 60, 76, Al, 70, T. So, 81, 49, 49, 6l q, 40.
50. Al, %, 80, "A. 80, 81, IS, As, II, q, 80.
Circulars ~ooS s.. 6sh;fss Co.
81 cn n; Dr:w...: e Hedges, Davis &
CLAss ~. HAncH 50. 1850
~, y. 70 g. g. g H. S. tS 49, 49, ls r.
HODGES. DAVIS CO., MaaaeenL
Macon.
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meriDE The cause and cure, by Or A. n SMEpLEY or
fce 6sS Broadway charge until perfect sasfsCiou n
given. Hours 10 to5.
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Campbell, ApOthecary and Chemist, cor
ner OF Eehh avenue and Twenty eighth street. The propric
tor constantly In attendance.
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DR.. Marsh Continues e Apply his RaAi-
cal Cure Trus1 With IN eesng pesmanet cures o(
hernia or rupture. MARSH CO.. No. 1vsssy & n r
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The Missouri Lexfslature.

The Missouri Legfslature.
ST. LOUIS, March 80, 1850.
The Missouri Legislature adjourned die this
ing, but Governor Stewart Immediately issued procla
nation calling extra session forthwith for the purpose
Of consultation upon the Objectionable features Of the
Railroad bill
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Spring Card.

Prize Flags.-The COIors of Heenan and
snyes 70 be MckLROYs N6 Grand street.
of Mott
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The Canadian Parliament.
QUnso, March 20, 1860.
Tho government last night announced lie intention TO
repeal the duty on books which imposed during tho
last session Of Parliament
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Physiological Examinations, Showing
the Talents Dsects and Trade Pursuit. given daily,
NJ FOWLER WELLS, sos Broadway.
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observation-disclosures Gallery, $40
Fulton streok-PhotoGrapha life sizo Cameo
types, Daguesreotypes, unequaled
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John N. GENIN,
81 SIS Broadway. 81 Nicholas Hotel,

TOHN N. 0EkIN,
81 SIS Broadway st Niclola. Hotel,
To HIS FRIENDS AND TIE PuBIIc GRKnrrNc-
With energies undepressed by embsrrameuk anl
the fullest consdencs Of success assIss Bssssr-sa e
tsbliehment which, however unfortunate peculiar
Dience to the pubc definitely closed and although Ne -
cessary abandonment OF an undertaking which hoped -
community has accustomed me much ro
Sre' 09 Md iIrSar 1t - NE
At way the main room OF n former Store a.
OF rereva from the difficulty with which hsve
lately been surrounded To that do expsc
udes Of friends acquired In the of long earue
business career TO rally TO my support thus taking my
second start busr In the city have rcsde1
vessly would my hopes and 10 do ujv
small number my fellow citizens But howsvsr
think there In the world 10 whose such "
thy would come home with force than mine- g not
claims to The custom ether Of old friends or Of De pubSu
large.
without the and energy that should command
Unless establishmsnt substantial "A
ibe business which BRED with ali he deta = a
which have been practically for yearv a
has attained In this country shall no riehi .
anticipate extraordinary share Of patronage
which return resolution to throw INTO III ne
zeal and energy and 70 which constant
ever Of these macy Ssv. u nsr ~. Sags mug b
dcaied now. or they are mere dead stock -.
hat store ns. would be All things 70 al men 90
convenience Of such universal Of supply BE- IT,
roughly appreciated than In the commercial capa of ~
suits which the diversity Of needs esia
than In any other city in the world. Il intended 81
Representative Hat Store Stocked with hats for all cisses 4
all pursuits and with resources capable Of fupiu9 a
exeency OF business every demand Of fashon ever cns
and season, and every purse, a. for exAmple:-
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IIYATTS LIFE BALSAM.
II Rheumatism In IL most painful FORMS also scroeuia
Old Ulcers and the worst Of Diseases Of the Bleed
Great Debility, Liver Complaint Kidneys Incpent Consun
GREAT CURE OF COMrLICAf1ON or DISEASES.
Mrs. Bamore, s6l Hudson street. afflicted With con-
pcaton OF dseases-Bronchs Liver Complaint Cough
rain IN the Eide aud Breast. she reduced
ton and could get but temporary relief UNTIL trying tho s
Basam horoushy cured her She states furtber that
cured her Of an extremely painful and severe &
Infammatory Rheumatism.
Price only 10 bottle sx for g. Principal depot as
Grand street. New York Sold by Hayes It's Fulton aroak
Brooklyn and by all drugeists-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A MOTHER GUY LIvINGsTONE.
THE NEW NOVEL WALTER ASHwOOD.

good deal Of inquiry
Having been made amongst the
UP TOWN BOOKSELLERS,
In regard 10 the appearance Of this novel. and
PUBLIC CURIOSITY BEING AROUSED,
MessrH- kUDD CARLETON
Announce
That this very exciting WORK of fiction
II pubiished this morning.
WALTER AsHwOOD.
One vol IL mo muslin, tinted paper. Price 81
By PAUL sIOGVOLK (author of 'Schedisms'D a capital
ovo story the descriptions Of which laid
chiefly at Niagara Falls Chamoun WiesbAden and Inter
achen.
For sale by all the booksellers.
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A STHNA AND BRONCHITIS
a These terrible dseases Of the throat air
most Immediately relieved, and finally cured, BY
j. r. efAFFOkD'S OLIVE TAR.
few drops taken two three times day together
with external application to the throat OF the olive Tar
sue the same course above at the same time inhsng The
Olive Tar through the Olive Tar Inhaler and almost
relief follows In vecattou of the above take pleasure
in referring 70 The Mess Leland Metropolitan Hotel Sold BY
Olive Tar Company, SIS Broadway at 90 cents bottle and
by all druggsts-
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AN INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE-rHE CHEAPEST

"a and best In the world.
GEORGES LIQUID HAIR DYE.
Guaranteed to produce beautiful life like
Georges hair Dyo will dye The hair 10 . Rlossy
BLACK Oh BROWN
without colorng the skin selling the linen lie cheapest:
fHIRTYSHvRN GENTS BOX,
three boxes for dollar Each 81 boz contains hair
dye than others sell for dollar superior
chalk = . cheese dyes ne hair whker. ne
Hos detecton Depot at HENRY LEA6 drug sore 0 Grand
street, New York Sold by 1A Hays Brooklyn; Calender
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NJ lOf WhiAIuks Ituluks uIitiuk,
Hats dull faces look alive In:
bats for youths light airy dashing;
Hau for men OF taste and fashiou;
Hats for Gestures bright and jolly;
HAta for faces melancholy;
Hais for hguree broad aud buriv;
Hats for straight hair or for curly;
Hats for travelling shooting. mailing;
Hats rain proof IN storms unfAning;
Hats for spring, twelve STYLES Together:
Hats for every kind OF weather;
Hats Of silk. felt straw and beaver;
Hats that almost wear forever;
Hats for spas and watering places;
Hats OF styles to VICAR u races;
Hals with which q room 70 enter;
bats for scores Of Wild adventure;
Hats Of many shapes UNCOMMON;
HaN admired by every woman;
Bats 10 stand all kinds OF maultng;
Hats distinct for every calling;
Hata light pliable and elastic;
Hats lees hex1ble and plastic;
Hats Of quiet styles for pastors:
Hats round crowned-Jour knowing cast
Hats 70 suit each race and nAkton;
Hats unmatched for veutilaa0n;
Hats for young men and far chndreu;
Hats Of beauty quiie bewildering;
Hats that boys and misses Sigh for;
Paia. IN fact, that babies cry TOR;
Hats for soldiers, hats for satlos;
HAts that grace the work Of tailors:
Bats at three, four and FIVE DOLLAR;
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WHAT MAKES A MAN?

A man never knows what he is capable
of until he has tried his powers. There
seems to be no bound to human benevo.
lence. Insight, energy and will, produce
astonishing results How often modest tai
ept, driven by circumstances to undertake
some formidable looking work, has felt its
own untried and hitherto unconscious pow.
ers rising up to grapple and to master, and
afterward stood amazed at its own unexpect
ed success
Those circumstances, those people, enc.
mics and friends, that provoke us to any
noble undertaking, are our greatest bene.
factors. Opposition andpersecution do more
for man than any seemingly good fortune.
The sneers of critics develope the latent
fire of the young poet. The anathemas Of
the angry church inhame the zeal of the re,
former. Tyranny, threats, fagots, torture,
raise up heroes and martyrs, who might
otherwise have slept away slothful and
thoughtless lives, never dreaming what
splendid acts and words lay buried in their
bosoms. And who knows but the wrongs
of society are permitted, because of the fine
gold which is beaten out of the crude ore Of
humanity?
Here is the truth worth considering. Are
you in poverty? Have you suffered wrong
Do circumstances oppose you? Are you be-
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lie there depressed and melancholy! Spend
no more time in idle whining Up, like
lion ! Make no complaint, but, if diff
Guilty fights you, roar your defiance. You
are at school, this is your necessary discip'
line, poverty and pain are your masters
but use the powers God has given you, and
you shall be master at last Fear of failure
is the most fruitful cause of failure. Stand
firm and you will not fail. What seems
failure at first is discipline. Accept the
lesson; trust the grand result; up and up
again; strike and strike again; and you
shall always gain, whatever the fortune Of
to-day's or to-morrow's battle.
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