davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-05-09

PAINTED PosT, n. r, May s.-A most Dc.
structive fire occurred here yesterday, involr.
ing loss of 100000, The fire was first discov.
cred IN the foundry of Curtis 4 IRWIN, which
with the buildings attached, were destroyed.
The barn and livery stable Of the Lowell House
the building known as the Badger Block, the
dweng Of l. b Bennstt ans a1, the d aTsing ef
dwelling Of G. Brown, and that Of o. Jordan
were also destroyed. The fire is attributed "a
spontaneous combustion from the foundry,
Curtis Irwin lose t50, 900, insured for $le, 600
Loss on Badger Block $4,000, no insurance
Other lasaes amaller.
, 1860-05-09

The corn market was tolerably active to-day
and the market on Change WAS well sustained,
notw 'thstanding the liberal receipts; but an nd
vance in freights md du'1er news from below,
caused it to close weak. Upwards Of 100000
bushels were sold at 5s@5ssc for prime River
Yellow aaont; 54@55c for prime Rivcr Mixed;
6l@52c for Canal; 5e@53c for No. !; and 5o@
Sic for No. Q. Wheat was also in good request,
and the markc: was unusually steady-salcs Of
No. 9 Spring being made at flo in store
closing firm. Flour was inactive, though there
was fair inquiry Buyers and sellers, howev-
er. we're apart, and the sales were limited at
$5@5.so for medium TO good spring extras.
OATS quiet. Rye firm. Highwipes quiet.
Freights advanced !c TO- 'day-three vessels
having engaged at &c Tor corn to Bufalo-rates
closing firm.
, 1860-05-09

1860s..Sumnaor AKrA0xsmenx.,..188
o. ans atttr SUNDAY. April 18Th, 1850 two daily
Eas VIII leave sae Nr==t central Depot II soot of lts
ard 9outa Water streets.
e33 sn. Day Expzess (33cdAyt excepted} az7tvnx 1t
teortA ~ 3.%3 2.ua-, II DecaHa1 u 113 p.ra.: II
Springfield u 40 p.n.; Jacksonville Il s.a
pm; Hapss {: IL. % N: u. Louis II 7.a]pra,
CAro Il loss pm: Memphis In y hours aad
Eaw Orleans IN u hnuFA from hlcAxo.
as pm. Wight Exp SAt1rta3s 1ed) a1Ytve& It
Decatur ! . aim.: sphs gted S.l3 An: Jaek.
sonvtlta oa Naples s.3o A,pa,; ohioc,
r. % 4ul: st. louts 3l0 H.; Cara ID sS = au3:
Menphis !n :i horss, aat Nav Orleans ID u
houn t1u1 Chicago. ~ -
, 1860-05-09
From New York.

New YoRx, May s.-The son Of Thomas Id.
dis Enmet committed suicide yesterday, aged
q. Cause, temporary alteration.
Dispatches from Washington say thai Cal
houn Benham, second for Terry in the Broder-
lex duel, has been nominated for District Attor-
ney for California
Tho American Anti.SIavery Society held an
anniversary meeting to-day at the Cooper In
situte, VIM. Lloyd Garrison presiding. Ad-
dresses we're made By Aessrs. Garrison, Dr..
Cheever, Robert Davis, and S. Stanton The
financial affairs Of the Society are reported in
hourishinR condition.
, 1860-05-09

New Yonk, May. Sat meeting at the Ne.
tropolitan last night, strong resolutions RECON-
mending Gen. Houston for the Presidency
were unanimously adopted, and committees ap-
pointed to get up Mass Meeting.
L destructive FIRE is raging in the forests On
the line between New York and Massachusetts.
nerth spd east Of Albany. Many hundred acres
calitiea ara in Berkshire County, between Wind.
sor and Cheshire, Dalton, North Adams and
Clarksbury, all in Massachusetts, near the New
vo~t 1,pa
, 1860-05-09

TrxsnAy Ev1xms, Nay~a lteo.
WEEKLY REv1pw-THE WtA1uzR AND run
CRors-Dnring the past week the weather has
been warm and dry, with but slight showers.
This evening. however, 4 long.thrcatened
thunder storm prevails, which cannot fail to
benefit the crops. Spring wheat is reported a.
looking we'll, though the dry weather has re-.
tarded its growth somewhat. The farmers arc
busy planting corn, and an unusually lnrge
breadth will be cultivated.
The following tables show the movement Of
produce during the past week and. d..since the 1st
of January:
, 1860-05-09

ARRIVED Nays.
Cau. Lassalle, 4,ss4 bu corn.
Angola, Lassalle, Q :39E bu corn.
Tn Cia,k, laassle, 1000 bu coa1.
Gar1bAIdl l.assallc Afps bu corn, II bu oats.
Emtne La1 .e 400 bu corn, dtonA h2y, bs eGgA rope
1u lbs Hics S3 lbs.
Wcn Mtg1!naan, LASsal1s, 6,76s bu cora.
4. j. Leonard. Lsssalle, 500 bu corn.
Amt r1c4 1as1alIe. atO1 bu corn,
Banner state. L9ssAie, al tu corn.
Adel2. Joliet. LAS bu corn. 80 bu wheat.
= rhorp Joliet 4e*s eu corn. 1s4 bu las1ey, bu seeds
Tide, MoFr1a, ISIS bu corn.
" Il. brown ockpert, 70 q stoae, 10 q d!n stons
Col. Stea1ns. Athens, s. Ct dim. stone.
8escue1 Athens, 50 CT fstoIie.
Geo WAahingto Lockpost. 81 .&6l lbs bay.
+. So,shtup, Joliet, 10 tons g7Ave1.
C1EARED,..............MA May s.
Trader, Dresden, light. ....
j. Chapln Lssse 10 bsls salt lumber 1881 br!s
furniture.
Central City Lasae, 1883 I, ;umte. 7sHu shlnses Atm
a:a sss n timber. soa n siding TO Tbs etpsnter
Rescue Athens ueht.
Col. Stea.ns, Athens, Light.
II. G. 1oomts, Light.
PeraiA, Lasailr. Il ia I, lumber. TON lh.nsles
George Warrington Loekpot light.
W. II. Brown. Lockport light.
P. kosth1up, LockpoEt, {, 0tu lbs machinery.
, 1860-05-09

Cn11,s1oS-The bark G.Bce Greenwood, when leArpx
ts pp3 he other In tow Of the tug Rent6 e bouud
down heesea eH into the sttam and r9 into The sseAm
cr IIinoI4 which lay ut anchof eafyrE away
three Of Tic ta ahaf the wheehouee tie urper
deck damaging In tls amount Of about $6 hea.
bout4-pttro!t Tribune.
SAILOR tRoxarn-Thfs morning about ha1E past etsht
O'clock hund oefo1e tue 1st on the schooner Campbell
was drowned the river abreast Of the lower of
Detrot and Milwaukee dock he was wo,k up alo ou
he schooner whea hls bat blew - AID getting into The
reaching forward to take hnd Of II he fell b7aEd head
foreuost and not being abe 70 sim Tas drowned Tha
fsuo Mullen t1or1s being made BY The tho
Campbell the body, but 1t the test accounts
without eucpess,-Ithd,
, 1860-05-09
The Wrecked Brig H. n. Jenkfnu

The Wrecked Brig H. n. Jenkins.
ttNkw LospoS, Conn.,, May s.-The whaleship
Benj. Morgan, arrived 1t this port to-day,
bringing two men saved from the wreck of the
brig H. n. Jenkins. Of Bangor, Ne. The brig
was found in the Gulf Stream. Msy 1st, dis.
masted aud water-iogged. The captain. mate
mained alive on board. The brig Was from
Bangor, bound to Havana, when she encounter.
ed the severe gale that disahled her.
, 1860-05-09

Ur-rrops Young America J, 1erson. NARROWER. Sep
tunes barr Ths,stoq ! M.sSa bss
bridge. Paragon, ssofe; sehs Cry Eagle Two Broth
81 Lnne Powell, D;eam, Whip; Advanse. =: o.npteil.
Maple Le.I r. .. Hnbeas Zephyr, n. r Goode David
Tod, Conest, keschum, IMPERIAL International, Jehn
rnsn. Bay Queen, 7. r. Handy, 81 Andrews.
DowH-f1ops Burlington. Iowa Potomac, Gen. Taylor,
ma Hubbard j. c. Pcndetcn, Star Of the North, star Of
Hope.
, 1860-05-09
09W12o Market.

09W1&o Market.
Br TxL1cxArH.l Osw1so. Maya.
FLouH-UnchanSed With moderate demand for Interior
trade.
Rae ne 4l1e; iD0 Awauke Club 1t q and 600 tu
choice White CAunoa It u. Is. Other gfau quiet.
CANAL FRtrGH- Steady-s7 en- Flour, TX On Wheat,
On Cora to New York
Inson1s-aS00 bs1s -four. .....
l1PoRIs-3o1 hta Flour p 01 hu Wheat II 800 bu Corn,
40.OOe bu 0Its. 49,.
6hippsd 70 Mpntrfal-1t00 brls Flour,
, 1860-05-09

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Mayor Heury Was in-
augurafed today. The following portion Of his
address was delivered with much force and en-
"Not only the intrinsic welfare Of the commu.
nifty, but also its honorable repute, depends
upon firm and impartial administration Of the
laws. and uumoyed By the popular c1smor I
shall strive to the full extent Of my official pow
er to secure the full enjoyment in the city Of
Phlladelphia Of every constitutional right Of
peEsan and prQpeftY.h
, 1860-05-09
I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under

u wood Tie 0cclI.st and Aur.st, No. IA Kandofph
three doors cast Of Clatk Chicago illinois, D1. o.
aegular hynic.n Of the Old School, and aa devoted biz
entire profeAston lifetime TO 0phaincc and Au1a Sur
eeE s!a< sight the bod and hearing 70 the deaf aud
now stand uns9u,led br any Specialist for hs science
Ear, many Of which ot d4cu and dangerous ch2ze-
teT and III Of which hare been performed with complete
md given him reputation eminent and sklful ope.
ranf ntve before attained By any Secal the Conti
over fou. hundred being prepared and viii shos
appear Prescriptions sent 10 patients II distance where
surgical operations are nut REQUIRED. mhi,iyd&w
, 1860-05-09
Financial at1u Qrpn1utkrriaI. :.
MONETARY.

TrEspAr EsxH1Es. Hay 9Th. 1eso.
Tho market for Eastern exchange ia steady
1t II per cent. premium at the banks On the
street there arc sales at 14@1a per csnt. Cur
rancy is in fair supply with an actiye demand.
, 1860-05-09

TREsroS, n, j., May s.-Joseph Wood, for
several years Mayor Of this city, m uncle Of
Mayor Wood Of New York, died at O'Clock
this morning.
, 1860-05-09

Lake For1s,
CLEVELAND, May 4-Entesed, propeller Ogdcn,bussh,
Richardson, for Chicago.
BUFFF1Lo. May 5.-Asrlved tatE Globe, Clifford.
Chieso; scAr T4lfut. stone. DO. olearrd. prcpee,s
Emplrr Slatt, Marlin: %: tshr Alta!t. KyIe. do.
OsWEG'. MAs A-Cieared. echrs Caps Aoru, Anderson,
Chicaxo; Live Yankee, CEameT, do.
May 6-Ardyea, propeller Akron. Burnett, Chicago.
Cleared. propeller Young America Chapman. Chicago;
a.hss Cpb2, Herman, do.
, 1860-05-09

CHARLESTON, May 7.-The schooner Julia
Anus, which sailed from this port on Sunday
for Philadelphia, returned this evening, having
discovered slave on board.
, 1860-05-09

POLTING CLOTH DEPOT.
~ Established l;al JOHN B. PLATT No. y llur.
~ street New York, Importer and Whotsae md Reaa
Daler n New Anchor Bonnk Cloths from The A1ont1eo
4eA Of Htp1y BoGuer and D1four L Co.
odsI fo[xazded 70 II parts Of tho unlted s:ses and
VAeaaA ~ ExpEea. Apl3alsWAa
, 1860-05-09

sr.C47nAtrsrs. Nay 4h. 1. x+The following gessels
Tcrta r. IL Dewitt. uows-Granite State.
, 1860-05-09
Through IN 1-2 Days.
ALEXANDER; MAJORS,
He0cy Freight Line,
To Piks4 Pax New Nextco a,d A,txonts

The nnderLgoed haa been sppolasd General Agent for
ne 10 70 Llnsa In the North West. and Prepared
Transact Any hu&ne1A connected With rthef dc viii fur.
"a ~ a:s; e p ts u: 4ay lne of c
a!. At ths inner rlacr. throut tickets by Harosd
aaa s{aSes ron Denver cy re.its ard sor
!et sr r. By he daily line Of s.sza+ he coz
tses aat receipt fo Fsezht Of every detetpn Aerhso
frt'kht lne ,ha points named shove A!sx 4a
!ors ono Of Tie i'm Of Russell. Majors Haddt Wtose
the t5se'po!t.on Of t.ekat upon tbs Flate and Ar1
supplies to Utah and New MeIIcu ava well known NJ.
Aaors. prepared forward any acuat Of ti4ht ~h!es
} = so1ssosa 70 bin ,hsoukh b. .3ssts .ih e*rsant7
kat Of the Miss ss:p vii b. refe1red lie acte1sfuet
Letter. Of inquiry promptly answered Apply TO Of alttas
". II. NAKDER, Astnf,
- 20. SO DeaIhorn stree ,ChIca. d. I'll.
u. SAMUEL ALLEN. Agents. st. Lou:s, NO.
mvs-fhrA1f,v 10
, 1860-05-09

Methodist Episcopal General Confer.
nuCes
, 1860-05-09

bu vssy choce River Yellow at 5ac o.b: 6oobu Rvts
Mixed 1t DC About 1000 bu prime do At SIC aAoas; 1000
bp mir Cansl MIXED 4 Sic naoa& 1900 bu do ut 5lHe
adost; 4ooo bu &c about; 5000 bu No. at TIC In
sto1e 4aooo bu do II 63o In store 1000 bu do 1t IN
stoss 900 bu do II bse Ia sore: 19oo hu No. &c
storr 1sooo bu do 1t Sic IN store.
The following table shows the transactions Of the week
dAyby day:
, 1860-05-09

10n Hhds. n. o. SUGARS, Com
1VO uon to Supe.kne, In ttost ard for sale By
PAKsuNs, PiIklH hANkEI.
IL Sauth WAfsrStfttk
, 1860-05-09

Cox EAsr.-Sx vessels cleared for the East to
day, taking m aggregate Of 101. .4l2 huahs's corn.
, 1860-05-09
DTTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE

L AMI CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now pste1 and .roEa Chicago 70 PHtotu1zA
without ch E-e, connecting with the great
PKNSSYLvATIACESTlk RAILROAD
To Kew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore md WAss,r rton
CITY and althe!nes!or towns os Pennsylvania feW M
~, New York, Mssy:anc. nc.
Merchants BY taklux Tits toatf. Will Ia tic b4nsas
III the Eastern E.rket At no Adtttor-. cost
B1KkaKs chtcxel through.
stre4t9 VI h Side, ~ loilo:~a: A '~3 "8's4
4O -MoinlnE E1tTr.s, daily Sundays e1ctpt$j, :,
Conasctnz &:.ra::,e with Cleveland ani Laks ako,.,
Nailsoadt 70 unktrk I4ao CARA Fal.s New Yotk and
Eoston and all iaes!or town. Of New En<art- vi Ssw
1o,E Central aud Nc" !nr1 4nd Erie ialiiraG.
Also, sou:h to Columbus, ZSnesvle Newark, 3fornk
7snop- Steubs1v!e Wheeling, aGd Ins!ost w2aof oho
Ard virginia. = -
The 1sns eonaect 1t Foscss v.,a tsaas On Md
River Read to Sp5nztc Cs5aEa, Dayton ana Cincip1A.
Also wth t1nEs a. Linn Dayton anl C:1eturA a!ets
FARE As Low A. ANY UTuEH ROUTE
3Aenkers hound East wilt Ind thA Kouta both peAsas3
and agreeable r1:1x taruuIt E2nx Of tia lArkest AID
nnsst cities In The Cnlted states.
Paa>euzess arriving at Cscaxo. Of tbe soad VII
Ind TIE tepots receive ehseka
and convey baggage fed Of charge to The Ptssblfkr Aod
Chicago cars. +'eep!sx CATS Accompany satatfafa.
Tickets for esfe as =. he principal Ticket Omee4 thA
West and II the Company O3re corner Of Rando add
Dearborn streets opppste the EersEe House. taa
pepot Wsst Side, corner Of csx1 Aad Van buen str&ts
Chicago.
B.f. fATEUCk. Ticket Agent.
U..F- III
, 1860-05-09

T ARD OIL We keep constantly
L on hard supply Of MOL Winter Strzned on, Rad
prepared turnlsh Raoad Cokanles and The trade
II i low rate. SHACKFDRD 4 HOW, No. Board oe
TE7da BuitdnK9 Ad:cA-9rc
, 1860-05-09
IQ6EPa PRICE. Trezzu1er
+, B. MASON, Chief En'Er and Gen1 supt
". H. M1{1k C4etT F-Hieht

tHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
-, - RAILROAD Fer Milwaukee. L. Cscsss and w.
Morning Lne-Ata1s T. H., arrives 1t Mliwauks Il lis
?. n. and Ia Eto.se u rsyrnicr
.. LES NIs>, , arriving It N!lwaukse 1t
u1.t- 81 and sscr,'seas 1e.so !. e.
BoAtA for 3Hnt P4a 49, ~s' "'N A4Ae'
waate1an r ln IN se.wau&esaa At IT, a,s.,ss It
Hres It WRukt97n II Is o. NJ '~ ~ A'"' -
Tra!ns leave Milwaukee T. 10 II = r, and 4 .k, M Ar
April nth, lsao u. L. 3YRTa IN Kant
, 1860-05-09
Weekly Review or Chicago Lumber
Market

TrnDAr 'Evns1aa. Mays,
The stcspts Of Lumber. 1sh md Shingles during The
week ending May with comparative stasi,tes will te
found In the following table:
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HRRTVALS At THE HOTELS

WIL1AkDS. HOTEL.-W Emore, La; Con
Hatch, dc; Col Alexand..T, USA: BEE M NJ:
o T,:n do DO; Non aWsTiP do
s1 e NJ i'f RSS qS a.s.1 d Psfs:
~ s% @ ana id Ma s%5' ssa
a H.. Bi6 N.Y. a h. a%d az: Pa
san "a Moplsy Ne; a9 B. sSSmi1 d. dc;
ID. do: " Stsrhsns.s M SGJ Sspn, so
&c. and Ia lady n; Ians and ad1s MS; 3D.;
sGI doc 1Gfe's sfii sS; "a:
d. IA pa Faf sss,, DO a. G'E'y st,Ho.
spss y. Dc. J Greet, do; II HicScS. do: ai haS
NJ. SIi ii Pau 1flMsna.s. H. 3D.
ar p cnnp,S. e. ga PbIII,n, Grant. N.Y.
E$SS aud .d sSs ana q; Il:
nS9? LSSnne}' Ser DC; a. e. and
a.. me 80: sod sSyi fS M.,sE ,5s Fad Sowe
4 s" g9 G. .,a lp A e I'D.
Mass, Hon R.ndall and lady, Pa. VS. IL A'''0n'
MiA JrHHS Andd hSSTEti.c n ksy,J Howard,
Pr :; sETif,lteis NJ; s.bi H. H. Tenn.
~, 'asfsn , " Nc. ScnSsrss. 81 Dgvs and
Tf a g., ~ HcEs; wv: thomas Rawlings.
L,-.e n : Mli's,6. lnd; zen avis Nat CIsi
p ~ NO io cn,, Me; u Woods ] l. HsIrss
G6mbs. Me! as0 Gal genniisr. usN;RC
S..s Pa, Ms &c re Chapms!" ~; hnf; Gs, 50
Az ladS, MIS- H ns w N. s,pG Va; b Bodar:
ts s,Si F ana ,d, Ps Johnson VICE W. SeosE s
Des6nt. Va, g II 4 sfss smd NJ Miss Amss, MISS
Ser. "a. pS f'WSEns scb MI III P,lnoe ny; ccl
-, Ny. Ai0'' Nm 3! Hubbard
BROWNS HOTEL.-T Coltu& Ia.
,ssfY I'm; Bonner. Nc; f. Cog hIInl q s, nra4.
f.,I In N1aii Nd flekett Va; Il Lay men snj
"a" 40; alhard RIssos HiIllard, Va. 3 n
"a SC To- iady, Pa Brown on lady. X ii sfopn
s sc1 = so"gso Miss " ThOmksor. I'll: Far,
E oIa, NC; Wood, Ny: w Ca~ sr"n And I.d.
Smi'h PhIeb q, Pa; ID Nevkirk, NY;
" rnHsws,, p,D h0UsE.-w = lien and son, Md;
: B, FIar.r ~. AZ; eopeland. Nv; T. FROST, "a;
-sr. WI! rc sNIc! Temp; w Manly, III; l. Eants'
k.t s": w B Hi USN; TfnshesI.. Va;
o p'e'''' Cal; Douglass. iss s0's'f KS hsn''
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@cEIFIrRL FOR REroRrERS.-A good report
Incketh the bones fat; Prov. i 3f II shall be a
yexation only TO understand the report lisa 2S:I9
EerCr, say they, and we will report il: Jer 2u;Ip
These would answer very well for texts for ser
mems addressed to reporters, only. a reading of
the context would show that they have no refer
enee to stenograPhers or paragraphists Ezekiel
I'D In describing his vision at Jerusalem sayt .
And behold, the man clothed with linen which
had the lnk-hofn by his side, reported the mat
ter = This verse might be not irreverently quoted
to show the antiquity Of the profession.
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H. The Louisville Journal saws. We are in
iolt Is tneI the whole band of sympathizing re-
punncans who attacked the committee at Bersa
en- tue Soth ut have He'd the country taking their
families with them. This Information. though
not direct, IS believed to be correct WI trnst il
Otnsr advices say that the Committee of
Selety nad declared themselves satisfied with the
expulsion of the abolition em,saries and Iue,e
sahshed to let the resident svmpathizers remain
VI the latter are fed, too, however the people of
Madison county will hardly mourn for them
TntAI CT PAEsoH RRowNIoU's SoS.-Tbe
Abingdon (Va.) Democrat Of Friday saws that
during the past week the Circuit Court has been
engaged In tn trial of John Is Brownlow for the
Killing Of James w Reese students at Emory
ana Henry College) OH the 29d of February The
most eminent counsel Is employed OIL both sides
Inc evidence In the case has been concluded and
part cl the argument gone through with The
fathers 81 both the deceased and accused were
present throughout the trial. No vindictiyeness
has been manifested by either and nothing but
deep regret seems to pervade all concerned
The Pre- Adamite God, or Religion in
the Beginning and the End is the remarkable
eminent Ri blical Sc hoar of this and .bortly
tc be published IL is I'm style somexha, similar
10 the - Nestiges Of Creation and advances the
cries and doctrines that are expected to create d
esnsatoh In the theological world. 1t gives a
complete history of idolatry i'm all periods and
nations ~. Y. Post
" Atthe Kansas Republican G. Convention held
al Lawrence on Wednesday Messrs A c. VIII
IDi, "Oun ~ hdlIh, w. Phillips, w. w
Ross u w Proctor and John c. Hatterschiedt
were appointed delegates to Chicago. The con-
Nentlon passed, unanimously, a resolution de-
Glaring VIM. II. Seward the first choice of the
Republicans OF Kansas for the Presidency The
attendance was large and the action harmonious
u A Young man in Lawrence, Mass, went
TO coal furnace I'm his residence and opened
the door The gas, which, by a disarrangemen,
OF the hampers, had accumulated, burst forth,
look nte from lamp he held in his hand, upset
him, burned him badly, and blew the lamu
through the side of glass pickle jar
O hostile correspondence between NJ Cor
9oh Iannsr, reporter of the supreme court of In
n ms and J. w. Gordon Speaker Of the State
nouse Vi representatives, Is published. The for
mer sent the latter demand for satisfaetion 10,
me use OF the phrase 'you lie" but after consid.
cradle correspondence, Gordon declined to accep,
an invitation TO quit Indiana for brief period
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IL One of the Douglas organs copies the tele-
graphic accounts of the rejoicings in Albany n .
\ over the Democratic victory there. and adds,
81 rs own motion, that the ''crowd cheered for
Douglas This information wds not in the dis
patch and there had not been time to receive news
ny mail The factis that the w God Douglas dem
Hcra;s of Albany ran a separate ticket, on which
was one of their delegates to Charleston and the
secretary of the State Committee This ticket
rrccl Tcd less than 800 votes. and the regular
Democratic tic ket received 8 So
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TIE MURDER CoNFEssIoS . UoAx-Tbe state
rnent that man named Weed had confessed the
murder of Parker in New Hampshire is pro
nounced 4 hoax. a dispatch from Mancheste,
eeys toat brother OF the person said to have made
he confession is WIN. NJ. Weed, clerk of the
court CT Carroll county, and who is spoken of as
one Of the delegates TO be elected to the CHICAGO
Lepublcan Convention. The inf renee is that
me hoax was connected to make him appear as
ne brother Of 4 murderer. and Lessen his chances
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II Vera Cruz dates, by way of Havana, are to
the LIST instant II is stated that Miramon was
compelled to abandon the seige of Vera Cruz for
iack Of provisions and munitions of war, his sup
plies having failed owing to the capture of the
squadron. The loss of Mirafnon's fore es amounted
TO 1900 out of 1000 men, while the causaltes
among the troops Of the garrison and the nhab-
tants of the city were triling. At the city of
Mexico the clergy have issued protest against
the McLane treaty and the capture Of the steamers
has raised i clamOr for war with the United
&tztas
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MEDICINES.
IT, BAITimoRK

ma. JOHNsIoN,
Has Diseorered hs most Csrfo,s, SPEEDY, and o~p
EfeetroI Remedy 90 the Word,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCk'
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELf.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
and Bladder inrosnt4sy D,eh.rfs, lm5etsnsy, S1 C.,
Debility Nsr'opsns", DysPsPsy, LAng0Sr, Los
Dmn.ss Of sight or GdSa,n, Dsssss Ct the Head Thrs.
Nose or SKIN, Affections Of the Lu1gs stomach OF ss
Youh-So.. Dr.sdui and D.suseuT. Pesue.. .hsh rss-
der Msrriag' inPs',ei. and destroy BON so0' ANU
Hspsei.ly vb. h.,. become ths victims Of s~sry rss,
that dr..afu ana d..rseu'. habit which .nns.y
sntimsy grave thousaRds Of YosnE Men o. os n'
allied tal,ns and brilliant int.lset, Sbo mag othsr
yahsd 10 ssst.sy she living Tyre. may call via 'sn
dsnss. -
MARRIED PERSONS, or Y.snf fsn ssn,sn fl.usa ~
sssg., beng s.,r. o. Psy. ss,d ''A'n''
n. Who places Under III. care Of Dr. may sshS
...y eOnha. IN hi. honor e, gentleman and e'oso'a''
OFFICE No SOUTH FREDERICK sTRnEY.
.. eer@.i F aat 7. %am. and Lsu'''
nsst b paid and eeDtain sstsmp
smssr :fths ksysi CoI'gs ofssrs.eo' L'1a.s,
from ons Of ,hs mott smnsnt CosG" IN the United s s
pl,al. Of London Psri. and has Of
Known; many trOSbi.d with ringing in head and ..ss
when asleep; great being alarmed al ssddes
dsrans. m.nt Of mind ssrs cursd imn.di.,s.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysunf Men aud others Who have thsmsslvss ~
ssrain practice indugsd ~h'n aonsa habit fr.a..nty
learned from Evil companions At school, the sfseu Of
rsndsrs npossibs and dss:rOys ssh mind ssd
TSc.. are .o%. 81 the sad sns .ns.y .s.e pr.s.s.e
early hae" Of yOnth Wis w.nsns.s Of III. Bach ana
Power Palpntion Heart DyspsPsy N,rrOu, Irr.s
~, Dsr.ug 9th, Dig.,'. fshesns, Gsnsr. Debility.
MENTALITY. fearful .s.eu on III. mind ar. much ..
dr.ad'd-Lo Of Msmcry Confuroa ofldsss psHr.s..s
Love Of Solitude 7fmdy, etc. 81 the evils pro-
NERVOUS DEBILry-rhsu.ndss can n.vi.des Via,
10 The OF hsr declining hsAh losng their 'ger ss
Appearances eyes cough symptoms
DISEASES or IMPRUDENCE.
be has imbbsd ths .s.ds Of painful d.s. toe ofs.
happens that imsd Of shame dread fdiscsvs
nl t,oI can on Ssnd bS X. . ,n,. q.
hand, Of sISrsn; and a,Snos Bs:SaI' .h1, "e,ps
month afi'r MONTH or .. long a. III. smallest Zee can Be-
.s b. esine a..ppen,n." or Sy dc 70. Of ,hsa dad,
poison Mercury hasten the constitutional symptoms Of THE
shn. &C. progressing with ghtful rspIdy, ll ds.th puu
period bic dreadful sue.nngs by sending hlH ,e that
DR. JOENeONs REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
AND IMPOTENCY.
a ssi s"f % s s.
and dsbi;sd vhs had sst all hsps, have
All mP.dlm.n!. Marriage. Physical Mental Dsg..n
rT.mSoe snd w.aiS." Or E,bssa.o Of bs msst f..Ifs
hind spsssdily cured
fHE MANY THOUSANDS cured atths nstilsuso sithis
the last and the important Sarge
rsPorsn OF the papers aud many ether persons notices
ys,:h ha,. appeared sIsn and sGsn s.or. III. Psbs
s'luy, Is sneisnt guarantees 10 The asiesd Jan ny