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IL NEW YORK to LfvERPO0E -
via Queenstown. British and North AEFS6<k
American Royal Mail Company ,L/AHA9TlA
Screw Steamers, "A US IRA LAsIAN, - =
s,l00 tuns, Capt. Hockey; ETNA, -
400 tuns, Capt Anderson; JURA, 2,40o tuns, Capt.
Moody KEDAR, 800 tuns, Capt Cook; and other
New York every alternate Thursday for Liverpool.
calling at Queenstown, to land passengers and dis
= ~ 81 RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN-SS6. Children under l2years Of age half
price Infants free. The Cabin passengers win have
table amply supplied with fresh provisions Of the
best quality All Cabin regulates with beds, bod
ding, towels, &c.) are provided by the Company.
Miaef ~ spirits and Ralt iinnnrS 20" "'u ''
SCEERAGE-@3O. Children under IL years OF ago
half price. Infants 0D. The steerage passengers
have 10 provide themselves with beds bedding and
towels also knife and fork each, one tablespoon,
They will be allowed provisions Of the be.t quality
as much as they eat, cooked and served by the
Oompany's servants, and each passenger will be sup
| piled with three quarts Of water daily. Persons
Wishing to send for their friends can obtain certi-
From Cork 70 New York $40 for adults; children
/ under IL years half price; under year S9.
| From Liverpool to New York $40 for adults !;
children under u years half price; under year Sp:
These Steamers are built Of iron, in water-ught
Compartments, carry each an experienced surgeon,
commodation OF passengers. As they proceed direct
to Cork, the great risk and delay Of calling et ~
ARKELL 4 ELLIOT, 1853 Broadway, New York.
jyI0 ' ~ Cincinnati, o.
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ne The finest Pictures in the city can be had
j. p. BALL's Gallery, No. 80 West Fourth-street.
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BBPIoruREs for ten cents. Johnson's Gallerl
Ninth and Main. .t.
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pw A. A. ErszfR, Clocks. Watches and Jsweir
Nos. $40 and 77l westetu-row.
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sp-oAArrsr1n's cheap Pictures, 20 Tirh-stroet.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To Consunaptives.

sYRpP. WE HAVE
ceiobfated rornedy for the prevention and cure 9i
Consumptien Chronic and General ~ w1,
a. All Dlseases Of the Throat and Lungs are Instantly
behohtted by this remedy. Persons wishing thi'
PrcpsHRbs%Sp Ti fs NIX se'jIns pqSasst TsSi"
5c.a North east corner Fourth and Main-streets.
4 7 - Thrn sHiil fjyll-fpl
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pg- Examine the Photographs at APPLICANTS,
corner Fifth and Main. Mark the place. jes-t
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Another volume Of Harpers New
Classical Library. Cincinnati: Rickey, Mallory
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L0vEL, THE wIDOwER; A NoyEL. by w. NJ.
Thackeray, New York: Harper Brothers. Gin
einnati Hickey, Mallory Co.
This story Ia already widely known by publication
serialy II Is issued In paper cover at twenty
fye cents
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r. RE wuu. SIC.
WHAT Do. ~
The sk the edddep. he cripple tho sufferer OF 49,
require immediate relief from their slerngs and quick
ration 70 health TO accomplish this desdsrasum tAsre ~
RADWAYS READY RETIRF
REGULATING PILLS AND
RENOyATING RESOLvENr.
In perfecjng these nfaibe medicines DIR. RaAwAy
have five hundred thousand doar every
chemist and physician who have used them proclaim them y
be the safest and me s eiecuA medicines In
CHANGE OF WEATHER ~.
The sudden changes of the weather
fuenzs pains in the joints sde back breast rheumatic -
slgc affections Those thus afflicted, IL they viii
HApwAY's READY RELIEF and swallow dose OF RADwAYo
REGULATING Pfis are guaranteed immediate relief from s
difficulties and speedy
PREVAILING COMPLAINTS.
Scarlet Fever Puud Sore Throat Dptbcra Small poX Ooo
plants prevailing alarming extent present. Rad
ways Regulating Pills snd Ready Relief used according -
TIE directions. viii speedily patient afflicted VIM
these maadtes
CHRONIC DISEASES.
Bronchitis Consumption. Se Ulcers Skin ErupHena
Cbroric IyspepsA RsdwaJs RcnOvsDg kesoivent POSI-
tive cur ative
single Implication OF ksdways Resdy bslef . re sas =
ard Comfort TO the patient Every FAINT should tsp
this infalble remedy them RadwAy's Resne-
purely vegetable and Railways Regulating
posive sub stute for caore mercury and their ksAo1
MINERAL posons They tupeor " AL other purgaves =
- oents boz Sold Druggists sverywharo
RAILWAY co a Principal once
No. % John street, New Yeti.
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Rendition OF . Fugitive Slave.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE NEGROES-ATTEMPr

GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE NEGROES-ATTEMPr
AT REsCUE-ARREST OF TIRE RINGLEADERs, ETC.
PHADuPmA, March %, 1850.
The counsel for the prisoner asked the adjournment Of
the case until to morrow, In consequence Of the
arrival OF Witnesses. The request WAS not granted The
argument OF the then commenced and after s
clusion, the slave Hornor) was remanded 10 mis-
by Judge CAdwallsder.
Great excitement prevailed In the vicinity Of the court
house on the announcement Of the Judges decision.
large crowd, chiefly composed Of negroes, assembled,
and on the fugitive being taken to carriage they
rounded II, and made desperate attempt at The
carriage broken down, when the police interfered
then escorted to prison.
writ Of habess corpus, returnabe to Judge Allison to-
morrow morning, has been served on MarHhal Vest.
10 not yet determined whether the fugitive win be
sent 10 Virginia in defiance Of the writ which Ia Issued by
the State Court The Marshal intends consulting counsel
about the matter former Marshal was imprisoned
veral days for refusing TO obey similar mandate. It u
Understood that Judge Ludlow the colleague Of Judge
Allhcp, refused to grant the writ.
In the attempted Of the fugitive with the excep
ton OF the negroes and few whites there seemed 10 be
general disposition to assist the officers Tho
were in largo minority
Ten Of the attempted have been committed to
prison BY the city authorities, viz Nine negroes and
white man.
The United States has sent in writ OF retainer In the
meantime the fugitive awaits the action Of the State Court
on the writ Of habess corpus.
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Married,

EIiorr--CARRcK-In this city, on Wednesday, March
81 ST. Thomas church. by Rev. W. n. Morgan, MIR. W..
d. ELICIT 10 Miss ANNIE CARRicK.
opEIL-FKrxs.-ln this city, by the Rev. DR. KrebbB,
Jous oDrLt OF West Urbana, III to Mus GEoHeAsA fHs,
OF This CITY.
WylsrsR-HIcKox I'm this city, Wednesday, March
%, by the Rev. o. Flagg, JoaS W. WEBSTER, OF va.
terbury Cont, to EIHAnETH s. HlcKox, OF this city
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AnLxoGrnLE, Ca, March 81, 1890
letter from Howell Cobb Is published In ths course
OF which no says'-"I must withdraw my name, uuooA.
dionay, FROM the canvass and this letter 10 written for
tho purpose Of announcing to all who feel an interest In
tho matter but particularly TO the delegates from Georgia
70 the Charleston Convention, that have done So"
rS AuGusrA, March %, 1850.
me correspondent OF the ChronicIe OF this city ind
cans hat Hon Howell Cobb Is suitable candidate 10 DO
pomnaed for the Presidency By the Baltimore Opposition
In the event OF Mr. Douglas being sompA,ed
by the Charleston Convention.
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Later from Hawana.

CHARLESTON, March %.
The steamship Isabel has arrived, from Havana and
Key West 25th.
This ship Sarah J. Hyde from Mobile bound to Havre,
with cotton put into Key West 2fst in distress and leak
ing Schooner r. II. DAILY, from Jamaica for New York,
put into Key West 18th leaking.
tn Havana sugar market was Arm, wth'a brisk de-
mand; nusc0vado, TX Asa reals. Noasses dull and
nominal; clayed Sk, and nuscoyado 5s 81 reals per
keg. Freghts slightly declined Exchange on London,
l21s a II per cent premium; on New York, 2X AK
nIeuuu
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Drawings Of France, Bres6bents e. Co.'s
Delaware Lotse&iea-
SUSSEX OoUnrv-OGAs u. HARcs n ls6s
80, SIS, 81, ~, 60, IS. Ca 80 81, sc, L. As c. 70.
CONSOLIDATED LoIrsRY-CLAss Al, MACON rs 1855
is, AZ, %, 20, 62. &C, "A, 70, 81. 10. IL, 10.
FRANCE BROAD BENTS Co,
MAnRgerS Wilmington. Delaware.
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Arrival OF an Alleged SLAYER.

NORFOLK, March Is, IS6U.
The brig vlrgnisn, Capt Lynn, OF New York, alleged
saver captured the 10th OF February, in the Congo
river by the United States oop ofwar Portsmouth, has
arrived here She has slaves board. Leutenants
Brown and Tyler brought the brig hero
There was mutiny among the crew Of the brig on the
passage the mutneers secured before they could
accomplish their desgne.
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nfassae h use It's Politics.

BOSTON, marct rs, 1861.
The Constitutional Union party Initiated last
ing by meeting Of about three hundred gentlemen in
Masic Hall. Speeches made AMI delegates elected
70 The State Convention, to be held In this city to
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VIM. II. Mcdonald 4 Co.'s Advertxsfng
House for all United states and Canada newspapers lC2 Mas
street.
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The Hausan matter has been settled. II will be i'm.
possible 10 gel reliable Information concerning before
10 morrow. Nobody was hurt and tho excitement has
entirely subsidized. The latest despatch rdicules tho
whole affair without explaining however Gov Magofa
has returned 10 Frankfort and the Lexington military CON-
PaDy did rot 70 70 BsrsA ~ llst reported,
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pees hest the world Wholesale aud retail the
privately applied, at No. 6 AFor House.
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Batchel0r's Hair Dye and wigs arc Un-
parAeied Tho bye applied private sky urest
improvements In Wigs Separate rooms for ladies' l6 bond
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Valuable Hotel Property In Newport
for sale bargain, See Advertisement under for sse
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81. LOUIS, March q, 1880.
In the Carstapg Shaw case the rebuttng testimony
commenced today. Dispositions Of Mr.. Menmipgcr, OF
South Carolina tending to vitae the testimony Of Nancy
Wilbur, were ruled out Several Witnesses were then
sworn, and the reputation OF Wn I. Davis one Of tho
DEFENDANTS wtnesses honesty, truth and decency
proved TO be very bad. Other witnesses testified TO
the general good character Of Miss CAIstang.
ST. LOUIS, March IS, 1860
Nothing Of great importance was elected In tho Car.
stang Shaw case to day.
Several dispositions read rebutting the allegations
Of misconduct on the part Of the plaintiff.
The New York and Charleston Witnesses we're also
brooebt the stand to ipeacb the testimony rejecting
upon the moral character Of Mss Carstang, her family
and associations.
Angry personal remarks passed between one Of the
Witnesses and Of the counsel for the defence The
lie drec, given, and It 10 intmatcd duel may be
the result OF the difnulty.
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Our mrortsnns sclectous ALI choice fabrics of the
French and Epgsh suitable our CITY ade have
been received ready They e,brae many bea
special desisns, to DO found nowhere feuds
Clothpr boh FOR men and BOYS d now ready Aud IN rrt
variety Not iAstsndng we'll known lily Of our
make and stye prepared % se at The lowest aSares
in The trade DEVlIN, HUDSON L 90,
2ta 2oQ ana 200 broadway
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Barry's Trfc0pherOus II the best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cfeanspg cnrnK
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies try " Sod BY ~
druRrists.
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Herrsng's Patent Champion Fire
aud Burglar Proof hAfcs 26 Broadway corner Of Mra,
utre Nav York
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BYooklyn.-Wflliams0 Gallery, 3s9
Fulton srceI-rhotographs miniature " life size, Cameo
types, DaguerrcStypss, uDequalled
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The Riggs Truss always Cleanly.-rhs
nuk eda Pad prcea The cord and contracts the openings
Asecr House, Barclay street.
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment. BY
nppng In the bud shall much future sick
mesa these medicines purify he blood Of all scrofuous
humora which generate consumption other debiAtng
fatal nAAdiea.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.-BIiI-
lions Of bottles used every n
children tee,hpg with failing Relief iume-
diate and certain. Only u cents . bottle.
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Election OF Railroad Directors.
PnnBuRs, March %, 1860.
At the election Of directors Of the Psburr Fort Wayne
snd Chicago Railroad Company today the ticket headed
by Thompson and Cogg was elected by worry largo
jorty.
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ScrofuIa.-A few bottles OF Kennedy's
Medical Discovery strictly following the direction In the pam
phiet each bottle judictous application
Fan Rheum Ointment Scrofuls Ointment and EeAling ONT.
rneuI, win cure every cAso
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DR.. Marsh Continues 70 Apply his Radi.
cal Cure Tfuaa with In eecng Of
hernia rupture. MARSH CO.. No. 2vcsey st Ny.
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The DisaPpearancs OF j. Sheridan Hoo
gam
TORONTO c. w., March q, 1860
The government has finally taken steps 10 investigate
the matter Of the mysterious disappearance OF j. Sheridan
Hogan, member Of Parliament for Grey Fears ere
tertained that there has been foul play.
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Spring Card

Spring Stylo Dress FNts for Gscntsemen
ready: WHITE Halter. 1s Broadway opposite g. raars
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DHEUMATIsM AND NEURALGIA.
II J. r. sTAFFORD'6 OLIVE TAR

IL J. r. sTAFFORD'6 OLIVE TAR
AND IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS,
relieves finally effects these painful
diseases by timely application OF tho Olive Tar Tho parts
affected and by strict adherence the directions ooaetsed
Powders The Powders purify and revaze the blood
enabling TO receive and dduse through the system the vitality
impaired by the Olive Tar Thus the disease yields the
influence the medicine and the patti Ia restored
health olive per bottle: Powders 81 per pss
age. Sold at SIC Broadway and by all druggists
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Delegates to the Chicago Convention.
BOSTON, March %, 1880
The republicans Of the Seventh district to-day, nj
mated George Coggswel Of Bradford, and Timothy VIM
OF woburn, delegates TO the Chicago Convention.
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Parker Bros. London Club Sauce-Is
Just the article long needed By public take the place
ths many inferior Bsuces which enjoyed monopoly
been sold Ut exorban rates superior and cheaper to all
Other. b use the great sAle d now enjoying Il the best
est Of is msrs and populsrN Bold by al respectable
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Msyoralty Nomination.
PMLADELpHIA, March 81, 1850.
John Robbins, administration, has been nominated by
the democrats OF this city for Mayor.
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what Is Iti-what is It that attracts so

much publ .nen TO No. 2s BresdwAy. Of Fulton
sue<U Ire beautiful emporium OF Knox the celebrated
hser Which now reseabes the halls OF the Aihamnra
ne mseic palace OF AAe IN rather than Hat kNOX5
spehd ssscrn ent of sp rg Hats and Gaps dsy ,nps
uon apd sle ceAialy models elegance aud ase and
become very popular.
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Markell.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
P.m4.DnPmA, March %, 1850.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania State IS, Esq; Reading
Railroad 2oI Morris Canal SIX; Long Island Railroad,
1l'6; Pennsylvania Rsroad Sssi. Sight exchange on
Nxw ORLEANS, March q, 1850.
Cotton quiet; sales TO day Is 600 bales The Bohemi
ans news caused greater armness middipg Ioy1c
aloxc Flour duh at IS rs Is s7h. Other articles
unchanged.
NOBLE, March p, 1850.
maud al l0c lo,ic. for mddDs sales Of three days,
Of cotton 70 Liverpool, II s2d 70 Havre, llec Sight
Sterling exchange, sil s,i per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, March %, 1860.
Flour dull at IS 40 45 So whiskey steady at 1870.
Mess pork firm at ST. rs. Bacon firm at 71sc 9lsc.
Money market unchanged. Sight exchange on New York
for gold advanced q u per cent
Cocn-sales today 1900 bales; prices easier, but
quotations unchanged
SAVANNAH, March 81, 1860.
CottoE--Sales TO day 500 bales; mRI ket quiet.
CHARLESTON, March ~, 1900
Cotton--Sales 10 day 700 bacS; market depressed.
AuGrsyA, March ~, 1860
Cotton-Ssles to day $40 bales market unchanged.
BALTIMORE. March %, 1850.
Flour dull: Howard street So ,5 Wheat steady: white
ii 30 81 g. red, 81 IS 81 "A. Corn dull, at 68c
zoe for white, and zee re. for yellow, Provisions
dull: mess pork sls; prime, SIS; rump sI4 Whiskey
dnI, with limited sale, at 221sc Sight exchange Now
York at par
Flour quiet and unchanged, Wheat dull red 81 40 q
81 A. white 81 IS 81 Co. Corn duii at re Proviaions
firm Mess pork SIS 20. Whskey $50.
Draw inRs OF the Delaware State Lotte-
RES, WOOD EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY MISSOURI
LOTTERIES
DuAwARE-ExrRA CLASS, No. lag. MARCH %. 1860.
81, 81, So, S. 49, 26, SO. 81, SO, az, SO, 20, 10.
DLiAwARE-CLAss No. 49, MARCH %, 1860.
Is, 60, 46, II, IS, rs, 8, 80, So, 4, SO, l, 33.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., WILMINGTON, Delaware.
O1iefal Drawings OF Hodges, Davis &
co. IS Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia
CLASS 290. MARCH ~, 1860
SO, &c. 81 23, 81, &c. 4, 3, Sc. g. 49, II, 80, 80.
Prizes csshed at t53 Broadway. Circulars sent freq
HODGES. DAyIB CO.. Managers
Macon,
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Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents.-Depot No.
Barclay street, and sold By all druesiss Infa.be onguent
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purcnAses Dis st0ck and men are engaged III whom no
would dream whcu at home would touch that bust
person wishes bill PASSED, he either
In person, employs agent who opens rooms at
OF the principal hotels ard thus draws around him his
retihue q "wrspuers who sit down and talk how
tits members and that members vote be obtained
with as much gusto horse Jockey would plan for
has such bill that he wants psseed Bill, you see
him. and tell him that he will 90 for our measure, we
will give him so many votes for his bil1;' Nr. hos
"Peter you him, and what be done get
price, So goes the end OF the chapter few votes
Will be got on the ground Of personal friendship but the
majority Of all votes all acts Of public nature pri-
vate corporations obtained in the other Of The
above modes.
The fact OF dTeren, parties maintaining lobby
operators here has become common that
every body expects It, and II In considered moth
pg cut Of the way. Thus the Canal have
kept their agents here all wnterneycr lcss than four,
and OF the time dozen more. Toe Central Rail-
road also has its sgent here regular the session
commences. Even before an organization takes place,
their leading spirit or lobby agent Is on hard watching
the movements OF the legislators all railroad matters
He hss spent fifteen sessions in Albany looking alter
the Of the Central Railroad and railroads
rally This has been his regular stated business SO long
that he knows almost everybody that visits the capital
and designate their business and knows the
measure he desires to forward, and can at once tell
whether Is necessary 70 summon 10 mis- aid Dean Rich
mond or other leading spirits OF their road He not talk
resner stern In appearance but when before any oil
the committees see to be ready tocope with any anita
son ne may meet and With energy tia. hangs on un
I'll ooomsdsy he Is hard to encounter for he Is
thoroughly posted all that relates 10 railroads. their
income and management, aud manages his cau.e
thing but railroads. He il a practical printer
having learned bis trade in the Office OF the Sun
day Times In person he ID tau plain ia dress and aIway
has fancy cane In hts hand, amongst the first abo,
the legislative halls in the morning and the ast 10 Ieay
Al night ID always at bis post, night and day The nu
erous attempts to tinker raioaa Affairs this winter hAv
pot only kut him upon the jump, 6ht have also causes
DEAN Richmond 10 take up his abode in Albany.
give The ABOVE for tue purpose Of showing how VI
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AtBAsY, March %, 1860.
he Ndti,nal Demoratie To,useas-8roek'yn Fories--
The Majority Report Disagreed Wah-CAaryes Aaainst
Irat1 D. Characterization Of Instruction for Pa
cifc Railv,ad, de-, de-
The Irrational Democratic Volunteers" OF your city
have applied for charter act OF incorporation.
This society composed Of merchants traders procession
81 men, mechanical &c who sterling, solid Of the
democratic party, totally disconnected with either Tam
many Mozrt and neither Office holders nor seekers
The Bill now in tho hands Of one OF the stand.
Ing committees Of the Senate. The inoorporssors'
names are A. c. Byran, Of the Arm OF
Byran, Hand Il Co.; john T. Henry, Of the arm Of
Salisbury & Henry; Porter sherman, of the firm of
Sherman Brothers, Washington Langley, Of Coughlsn,
Langley Il Co VIM. V. Sidgewood, James Urquhart
Gilbert Matthew'S, Thomas " alter and others.
These are the non political Gentlemen who have gene.
rally remained silent only when the party required funds
when their check would always be forthcoming for the
good Of the party but losing all confidence in both fac
tions-Mosar and Tammany-they now propose to build
mp middle conservative party 70 take care Of their
Own disbursements Of funds, acting under former sugges
lions Of the Herald. The programme marked out by
these gentlemen quite extensive. They intend to support
large hall and reading room, where can be formed
kind OF . daily Union meeting Empire City reniez.
vous, where democrats from all sections Of this STATE and
frem al sections Of every in the Union, may meet
fer the Interchange OF democratic sentiments These gen.
tenta not intend 10 let Brooks his Know Eo.hing
sfccsaes have monopoly ef The uuiou meetngs Tney
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vlYAT1'S LIFE BALSAM.
Fyes iaie psesu, the cnnqueror Rheumstdnn
scrofus, Kpgs Ev with every disease wing from greok
ppuiiy OF blood matter how long ling from Rbae
derived The Life Balssn is equally esc
most violent io OF Old Ueys krysipeas Fever sores AnA
Necurs diseases The certificates
Will conc'sive'y show that there medicine which
compare with his powerful sfe and certain purifying agent
tbs
Con plant and Fis.pia yYin .ipa sree
Brookly HAYES It's fulton street for sxlS
by AL dtuggss 20 cents per bottle.