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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-06

''TuE Result OF THE DERBY. In the great
| Derby race Mr.. Ten Brocck's horse Umpire
was considered to stand well to win, but
came to the post behind ten competitors.
| umpire being an American horse, and hav-
ing an extended reputation for speed, the
race attracted great deal of attention, and
| its rcSdt Viii he mor;ii,ying to IL great many
pcrsau, aasc national pride induced them
| tu .">.-c ,ay:@ money on the animal. They
I should nave known, however, for the state
! u1atit has been made over and over again,
! .auJ lir. Ten Brock did not take his horses
| 70 Eng anl for the purpose ot vlndlcatm g
| the reputation Of the United States in an
! c4riuc ront OF view. Ills business is to win
money on the turf, and he runs his horses to
suit his betting book. Ii he could do better
| br making Umpire come in eleventh than
| iv getting him III first then eleventh he
would a>snrcdly be, the glory Of the Ameri-
can eagle, the inyinclblity Of the star span
cIed banner, the recollectious Of our Rcvolu-
tjonary heroes patriots and sages, the Fourth
o.! July. tIle Eighth Of January, and 50 on,
| t. the contrary. notwithstanding. Mr.. Ten
| Brocck j. dealing with 4 set OF gamblers,
ana probably plays their game.--Nem York
| NJuid.
';hc same remarks may be made about
al these national contests" rs they are tac'-
Ho,SIy called between bully prize lighters,
horse races, yachts, &C., &c, &c. Gamblers
engage in them, and for their own purposes,
| represent them as ''natioual contests" Any
man who is fool enough to have his ''nation,
al pride" excited by the gambling schemes
Of English and American black legs, de-
serves to lose his money, and he laughed at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-06

Senator Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, holds
his seat in Congress, as the especial repre-
sentative and spokesman of the ultra, rabld
Abolition party Of the country. Some excuse
his maIignity to one section Of the country,
by representing that reveage for personal III
dignitieS, clouds his Judgment, and arouscs
his passions. The excuse in not valid
one His malignity is cold-it is not the
result of warmth Of temper. lie concoctS
his venom. with deiiberat!on, and discharges
i: bv rule. The man is not mad" but
systematically engages in the attempt for
the worst Of purposes, to destroy the Con
stitution and the Union. Nothing, in It's
way. could exceed the wickedness Of the
Insulting AMI incendiary speech lie made
IN The Senate, on Monday last. One Of the
Senators Of South Carolina briefly answered
it-and lci, it to the contcmptor execration
ri all good men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-06

The principal points Of interest, BY the
last arrivals from Europe, are thar G&rbaidi
is not only MT defeated in his attempt Il
excite revolution in Sicily, but is, 50 far,
succeeding III his object; that Austria will
not interfere to prevent the annexation OF
Savoy 10 France; that Russia, with the con,
sent of France, is strengthening her war ar-
mament in her Southern provinces, 50 rs t.
1e ready to act there as may suit her purpo'
ses hereafter: and that the Chinese govern
ment absolutely refuses the ultinatnm Of
England and France, and will stand the
hazard Of the die" England IS watchini
and wary, meanwhile. Her own internal
politics and affairs, will not be suffered to
interfere with her attitude in regard to the
complications" Of Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-06

The Philadelphia American, (advocatc Of
the Republican nominations actually quotes
Senator Beniamin'a recent speech 10 show
that Lincoln is moderate and rational in
his aut-sayery views, and that Senator
BENJAMIN considers him rs far more frank
and candid in the expression Of his creed
than was Senator Douglas, the prominent
democratic champion, and rs more rcliable
lor the guardianship Of MI the real rights
and interests of the South ITSELF And 50
they 60,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-06
F. Tx ANDRIA:

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE s, 1850.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE q, 1860
A NEW WEEKLY PAPER,
Early in July win be issued in this city the first number OF
THE METHODIST,

weekly paper Of eight pages.
viii be thoroughly loyal the Methodist T. Church
While discuss with frsnkness courage every subject
interest the Church. win avoid personal direct cono
veny with existing Methodist journals
Upon the snbject OF Slavery THE METHODIST win repre-
sent the views expressed by Bishops In their late address to
the General Conference They views Of the application OF
Christianity Slavery which believed to be sustained by
Apostolic teaching and practice It win rest ali attempts as
the General Conference approaches repunge the Church
into controversy to make further encroachnents upon the
provisions OF Che Discipline in relation to Slavery
lnasuch the subject of Lay has been form
ally the General Cc~ce to the people for
,derston THE METHODIST win treat 1t question Of mo-
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perate and loyal discussion -
It win represent party association, clique it ample
capital has been provided apart from such combinations by
those who believe that the time has for larger more
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In fine, THE METHODIST" win be an attempt sustained
by abundant from the people themselves to supply their
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beat literary ability the Church home and abroad which
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and the fIt
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LIFE AND fUblslC S1hNio'so Or
HON RAHAM LIN Q . l. n,
(Authorised edion,)
BY ID. w. BARTLETT.
Bound in elots with Steel Portrait asi pase. Price 81
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LrNCoLNs AND DOUGLASS SPEECHES in the srea.
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TIE KANSAS NARRATivE-By John Doy of Lawrence.
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ii 'sRRPPGBLIcAN Pf CAMPAIGN MUSIC, No. p wen Con.
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age pS-o cAmPAIoN TRACTS
ATTENTION the remarks on Post
' 09 TaT .' SREPREssPgfE coSFLdT Gov,
Rochester Speech l5s with Charles o OConors Uuon-eet
'if III 'pTgsHsPE TIE DEM6cR1TIc LEADERS FOR DIsUNIoN:
Speech Henry Wilson Of Massachusetts In the Senate Jan
III TUE ADMISSION OF KANSAS Gov. Stewards great
w NATIONAL PULIfiCs: Speech Of Abr.hsu, Lincoln
et Illinois the Cooper I tiae NewYork, Feb a. lsooi
'sp'i LAND R'yl FOR The IGEpGEss The Hon oalu'ha A
Crows Speech, xl tbs House, leb ~, lboo
VIII be ready about July 4:
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Reuubcau who knows well the and his history large
pamphlet 81 double column pages general oirca-
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The above are printed fair type and good paper each
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esEts per copy 20 ceuts per Dozen sl o. per ie' sS
per loo -, or,,,,y .. J..
l. Stewards late Speech the Admission Of Kansas
H. Land fol the LaIdless: The Hon. GaioAhA A Grows
iii Rational Politics: Abraham Lincoln's Speech.
~. The IrTepTessbe Conflict: Gov sewHds Rochester
STATE Rights and Supreme Coart The Hon. jas r. DOolies
The Democratic Leaders for DisuniOn' The Hon Henry
VI The Bsrbarsm Of Slavery: The Hon. Owen LOvejoy'
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70 cents per dozen Is for 81 100 ~ 53 gO for sl! %
Will no. our Republican friends AID to circulate the doca
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WAIT WHITNANs LEAVES OF GRASS,
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IIoYT's HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE

warranted every instance TO restore Gray Hair to It's
original color II has been applied thousands Of cases 10 the
prncps cities Of England aud has not failed In single IN
stance accomplish Gil that claimed for It, No hair so gray
or 20 red .tha viii change 1t to beautiful and life
Ike brown aud black IL s not instantaneous dye when
ent having submit sosping washing and ponsas o. the
every lime s applied; nor p,cpsrsfion OF
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ss ttlr any ordinary article for the toilet
People who have used this preparation declare Is ifau
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the proprietor says in regard TO t"- Boston Journal
For testimonials and directions see hsndols accompany ing
each bottle, =,
Sold oy c. Wells Co.. General Agents, No. lis Franfin
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4st sso ia Jersey City by j. Longstah No ~ Montgomery
st. and By the principal retail Druggists and Fancy Goods deal
ers throughout the country. .
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Dyspepsia.


Ths true theory Of Calsrb aid the discovery OF II. cure Dy
Dr. Goodale prove great an acgoltion 70 s ce
"a medicine discovery kline poek ny Jenner or the
true eli culstion of blood by Harvey" q. :,
This iEnent from dsDg dsed physician may De duy
by me the Of claiming the mems
Ne Ascrbes to II. -. o..--. 49,. L.
sypr demonstrated the important fact that Cstsh can be
nightly Undrrstood, now assert thai
ysps little undeTtood t true cause As nte kn0"h
- M nook theory and yBpd Catarrh has bee
seo.ced1 BY knowledge Of what Dyspepsia H. and the
tree cause Of It, IT, pamphlet Describing ihe HaAey
receiving Post t2e stamp
r. Go0DALE NJ D., No sOs bfoadwaS' d L.
Oriental Baths, No. 4th the Cooper lnstt9te
Ireousled 4, luxury invaluable Ia rheumatic hyer kdey
and c,neous Affections female weskness &C. Also eco
Nanegic and hedicated Bst Elegant soiie 81 rooms iof
Lsdes Open from II. 70 ~ p nn euno4y, 70 y y.
WartIt Observation-Disclosures fIstci@ss house,
HOLD FURNITURE, at fhlvATE sALE iof tins er'A, ~
Is Clntonplaee in stis. few doors west o.
from rs 70 b less than they are resy
tho assortment very large and varied, embracing al e
articles useful End Ornamental that good housekeepe Car u
ssre We fusb houses apartments competey even 70
fhs syeTwaIe bedding cutlery sd crockey IN style Tna a.
mice 70 suit fsstidiOus Paflor and Draw
ine Room and Library Furniture and second hand feh
sndow Irsnery french Plete Mirror Mantle Clock and
coyatiops Dsung-Rooa Suites full assortment OF rosewood
Sotbr CHAMBER Furniture fine Hair Mattresses and Bedding
uss and Carpets In short we have 90 eeT at great
VA, onpotuuity fouLd much better tan gotag TO
fon m te goods all be examined and WIZ Dc fy war
~a and sent home Of charge Call and zee this notice
= not worth remembering and true n every <opece Doon
open from 7to7. -. ---
Carbon Filters, al sizes and descriptions poaDe and
,nryy for Fauies Hotels Stea;Dbosts, iiaVelef ana
MsLUfscibreTs who YeqUe lsfge lsh'g y, 'a " =
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FRepubIscan Central Cemnittecs.-Ths members o
The Republican Central Committee and Of the Young Mems
Republican Central Committee requested to rsce
1HUkSDAY EVkNIkG, the 28th inst O'clock, at Head
quarters No s Broadway for the purpose Of welcoming
Republican Members Of Congress their return home The
Hen. HENRY WILSON OF Massachusetts will address the
Committees. All Republicans invited 10 attend.
ID. ID. CONONER, Chairman Central Committee.
hvrn =; S.ssElASD Secretaries Central Committee
CHAs. S, SPENCER, Chairman Y NJ. Central Com
4 G. hsIs hICsr'0s Secretaries Y NJ Central Committee.
The Republican Central Campaign Club Head
GHartersNo az Broadway open night and day Tor the
@s q the party Mass meetings every THURSDAY EVEN
Me- at O'clock The Rocky Mountsn Glee Club win be in
same evening SIMEON DRAPER President
saesfas g as.;: :; Y0U"'' Secretaries.
tW rn Lincoln and Hamlin e.s
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING.
The citizens Of Brooklyn and Kings County favorable to the
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND HANNIBAL HAMLIN,
RATIFICATION MEETING
E.
CITY HALL PARK, BROOKLYN, -
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June a.
At O'Clock .
The following dn speakers win address the neeting
The Hon. r. Y. BLAIR Of Missouri
The Hon. A. BURLlNGAME Of Mass,
The Hon. JAMES HUMPHREY OF N. Y,
The Hon. LUTHER q. CARTER OF N. Y,
The Hon DANIEL ULIIMAN of n. Y,
Gen. JANIS w. NYE Of H.. "
EDWARD FITCH esq, of n. Y,
STEWART b. WOUDFORD, ESQ, of N. Y,
Gen H. b. DURYEE Of N. 4.
3 B. COLE, Chairman Republican Gen Com.
}. N STEARss, Secretary.
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Rows take Notice bright eyed rosy checked mis-,
chic fellows your nosners FOR NE" gAOhEI
- PANTS They OF cOuIte, vii consent, then to
CORNELLS Nos 81 Johu l5 futnsts, and buy them
Bring along your big brothers, they may want Coats too
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(JOOpER UNION FOR THE ADVANCE

COOPER UNION FOX IIE Adv ANCE-
" MENT OF SCIENCE AND ART. The Annual Com,
os.ncerpt Of thh nstitun 4 appointed for WEpNEspa.
snd RsDAY EVENINGS june 81 and % On the former
evening exhibition Of the elsss OF Vocal Music wttt
p,cs ccmencing o'clock tho aer evening viii De do
10 the regular Exerces consisting OF adj
are s by pupils the delivery u cerlnestss 20 aose who
bay. examinations, aud address 20 these by the
Hon WILLIAM c. ALEXANDER OF Nsw-J
Ik.s OF admission for each evening may be had D; applying
M A. othee the Cooper Union pny day, ffo NJ 10
q b. nod % MONDAY EvKslNS Jane ~, from toa
JAMES a. AObpL, ClTatr
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DRINCEs PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN-War-
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MAMMOTH PICNIC and GRAND FLORAL
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The SUBJ Committee on Music viii THURS
Leaders Of Bands viii please without further notice
IRA A. ALLEN,
TERRENCE FARLEY, s'O-c0mml''ss-
z. J. COSTE LILO, Hr r.lr
Z. w. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Long " orth's SIN Catawba,
IN HALF-PINT BOTTLES,
FOR RESTAURANTS, &c,
FREDC s. CoZZENs,
Sole Agent,
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Water Coolers! Water Cooiers.!
For Offices Banks Steamboats, Hots end private bonscs
win coode Prices less than heretofore AT whole
LUCIUs HART, No. and 6 Buriius .iip
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NRAH PRospEcr HrII, va- Dec. g. 1s6
Dr. e T. BASSxG-DRAE Sir: Ever since the year ls4
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destroy al comfort Riding horseback remaining long
the ieet productive Of much pain had tried various
called your Office Broadway New York and had
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Since then have been exposed to and long
posure without On occasion left my breakfast table
O'clock rode eight miles aghted and remained feet
until dark rode back 10 Washington, where remained till ii
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veniencr, time subsequently. Without the Body Brace
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fatigue greatly renovated by Dr. BANNISGS BRACE
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Wishing successful tour In your pilgrimage for the relief Of
THOMAS A. r. C. JONES, U. s. n.
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This is tie frst complete work this subject published In
America IL will be found useful 10 all classes, n Of the
profession and 10 all men, women. and children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
6orses, Carriages, Hr.

A FINE coupe or road HORSE for SALE
"A warranted sound ard kind years ola Is hand. high ay
sh in harness TAYL0RS Stables. Broadway and t5dst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

DASH and DEED BOXES, manufactured of
~ Block Tin, for sale from 81 upward, at
DANIEL w. LEES Stationer, 4
No. w Nassau-st. .