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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........Aus. 6.
Cleared.

ps-Quaker City, Shufeldt Havana Star of the West
Brown Havana NJ q. Roberts
Ships-Cynosure, McMuen New Orleans, McGswi Y. A.
Hall est Liverpool Ntsuith Sons Maria Clark st. Jago,
Tfujo RESELL Morning Light Thompson, San francisco,
w T. Coleman Co.. d. Stuart, PTens Liverpool Dunhani
& Dimon.
BsrksM Pcero (Sc Costa Mars iles Lawrence, GILES
60 osmpsn.f Ispsn saumore nasseI Dnnoaton nScass
Co springbok shiels Cape Town and amaket Blstchod
Morton Co. Christina Trmble Sc Stephens Caoan Seuo.
graph Bremen; c. Giovanni Nesp) Caeus, Gloucester,
Portl0pd master; r. Nevin Tiey Galveston McCresdy,
Mott Co ESnsrds tsP) GelPbi Barcelona Rivera Hall
tom Ogden, Alexandria Stafford Dodge; okooma Wheeler,
Mobile D. Hurlbut Kate Stewart Nather Galveston, Nor.
Prince; George Msngb,m Scudde Philadelphia
ter Lawrnce Allen Boston Hero OBJ Groweil Ragged
Islard H. g. Donovan KensiDgtop Sebreth Jacksonville A.
Finngen; Southern Belle Smith Charleston D. C. Murray
Aloe Martin. Mindie.
steamer-Elirabeth Lsnpher Baltimore master.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING IN HOBOKEN.

A Republican meeting of the CITIZENS OF Hoboken,
Nj, was held last evening at Harmonic Hotel IN
Buds street, the purpose of eecDg delegates TO
the State Convention and also for the purpose OF organ
ling Campaign Club. Mr.. Charles Chamberlain was
G. osen Oh. irman ano ii. II. Woosey Secretary.
The following PANIED gentlemen were elected dele
gates to the State ConventoD which is to be held 1T
Trenton on Wednesday the 9th mat.
PIKsT WARD.-L J. Brdgeman Andrew Mount, and +. ".
Reynolds r,.u u.tar
ThIkp W ARD.-John Lewis and Edward Snediker
Con mtee appointed for the purpose, reported the
follow ing gentlemen for permanent officers OF the asso
citation, who re elected.
President Andrew Mount. Vice President, IL BALDWIN
Secretary II. II. Wools-y. Treasurer Robert Hankns n
nance Con nittee, SHas II. Jessup s. g. Pummer, VIM c.
Barp Charles Chamberlain LIE Huesmsn, and Charles Nest
Ter Printing Committee Peter NJ Reynolds aud on Linsey
Con iee Speakers o. j. Olmsad, u. Carpenter and
Robert Irwin.
After the routine business several stirring speeches
were made and the gentlemen present expressed de-
termination To do al in their power for the election OF
Lincoln and Hsmln.
The Club decided to hold their regular meeting at the
Harmonic Hotel on every Monday night.
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u,aius6 with folded and allowed few capitalists
IN cInsh the into position inferior TO that occupied
Iy any other trade a journsyman tailor was forced
IN wok 20 elve and fourteen bonrs day 10 supply ns
slv with the pece sssies Of life, aud even with all
~ oyerwork he conld DO his average wages Old not
av..ed az per week. Bat, the speakSEs urge IL was
oil mir oa fault and while they thus allow wed thsm-
la 10 he crushed down, their natural indulgence
90 bnt shame 10 them. Mr.. Crow alluded TO the
combiua ion of bosses who possessed capital 10 grLa
n cir EMPLOYEES down to the lst fa'tnlog ih
could nd thous, pds Of dollars 10 accomplish any
o;ran object and cond convene 10 an hour noice,
AZ vet Tn, iourneymen were uporganized, anu SoISo
on., ty weak; but be hoped to see the day. ana t,e
bsfore GREAT while when they would stand together
as one man. and show the capitalists tpat ulo ie I
rover was vested 10 the hands Of the workmen. ne
recop,uer ded combinations Of worknen, VINO, WIN
l,ula canital sbould form jont-etOck companies, do
their own work. and realize the profits theretr9nl,
This was the only way in which tle workingmsn could
he hrouobt in direct connection with those wo had use
for their labor and until that was done they must be
content TO groan beneath the burden taa was heaped
nnon them The speaker cited instances where
old. Country workmen had formed such partner
shin arrangements and acquired fortunes there
bv,f This meeting. he said, was not called for
the purpose of originating a general strise.
such movements he looked upon AZ injurious 10 the 10
ter, of all concerned for the bosses coul1 Do Drought
10 atcede TO fair aud urt demands without using force
but WI they did want was t. secure unannly o.
acton They wanted to know just how they were sit-
mated. and TO know each other He begged every man
pr eel to come forward and place bis name upon the
roll. Let them frs form Protective Union, and then
az ar organization they could adopt the means OF eie
waiting both as journeymen taiors and az
men These remarks were loudly aoplauded, as were
those OF all the other speakers. Many names Were
Monday eve ming next and resolved 10 assemble once
week thereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

ASoTBER DEMOCRATIC FAILURE.-The Kings
County Democrats are in deplorable condition. The
County Committee is composed of about two thirds
Douglas Democrats, while fer principal paper, The
Eagle, advocates the Breckenridge interest. The
Committee have held number of meetings for the
purpose Of approving of the nomination of one or other
OF The candidates. but thus far have failed in agreeing
upon either Under these circumstances, the Breckn
rdge wing OF the party determined on holding ratj6
eaton meeting, al East New-York, on Satufd,y Ias,
ard all the preparations, including eminent speakers
with hickory pole 70 be raised the occssi IN were
announced for clock 10 the afternoon Of that day
When the hour arrived the only parties on the
GROUND we're Judge Cspers, who had a speech in his
pocket ready for delivery, the editor of THE Earle,
and some members of the Douglas fac ions who came
10 see be f1n. Al or waiting until The time arrived for
the departure Of the last tran, the vain expectation
of getting enough people toge her to organize meet
ing the Editor and the Jndgs left intensely Disguised
with the apathy of the Democrats. About O'Clock,
,hs COMMITTEE, with the aid Of few Douglas men,
spec. 'eded n JaiiiUg the hickory pole.
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A Dust WHICH WAS Nor ALL A DUEL.-A triapg
=, ,o.n, =, "a csused Yesterday py the rum0r that


sxet.mep. vas csused yesterday by the rumor that
t.oyotn g men bed g@e over to Ho'"k+n 10 a'a p's
-. =. esce tier in tic accordance with the code of
booor TIE al air rot eeions, nor Sas lie origo
,a tic H. sprs ar. that the prncpas in the sffsir
haa AL a,sycs,ion con erripg be- the amount of the
paies eng represented by hat. Wmle sitting at
tie abl. Of the bos dng-eou,e ~hsre they wers &C
cnst med 20 eat topet CT ,hs teud broke out at esh
sr6 msr.rias msrred the 'estivity Of the eoasion'
Some ole pesent susg SEED pistols az esabls usird-
Depts under tie circumstances and the suggestion was
ratttr he's ily slid upon. A pair Of wrap pa were
VIA PEG in bIosn paper seconds were engaged aad
m the gray early morning Of Monday ths party haae
faes eli to their native hand and set out for New-Jsr
sey There arriving in safety, after a more than
SLY ira qni voyage, they selected the , 4 ana
ten sat oOwo upon dewy bet 70 Ter their
tssrs and summon 'h-i: c,ura,s Tbs mott air which
attends the dawn dam en.d their ardor: but there
se~neo 10 "Sy oP~" TO a retreat. Ii was more dig
n"' 10 u .niual than cowardly, as The honorable
worm 'ou aTdice, aud 90 wder must be burned.
- "~ trembling fingers the brown paper parcel wac
P".td a. The nurde Gus weapons We're about 70
receive ve'y awksaId trea N. mt, when policemen
appeared np tie 3, onnd Serine that no overt act
Of vol CO hsd D. committed the officers Of The laa
tmpersd just Uith mercy, aud in place OF making
arrests cOLtebted themselves with delivering mora
e'tores To The belge'eus, thus admins eriug more
terrible punishment than if baDdcGffs and the t mb
had been us d. Then all return. {, The UDted States
aud themselves thu stern duty Of life by eat
their breakfast with the appetite Furnished by the
sharp Dir of Hoboken. The chiefs in this affair declare
that it was all Ike. They must have a more than
ausy delicate spp recitation Of the humorous If they
det.c; and enjoy ,he latent fun of the TRANSACTION
TIE jocose disposition which sends fu-grogn mon to
Eew-Jessy at a. m. to fight mock dael ought to BE-
sssidaousiy cultivated. .r s--- a-
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Arrived.

Steamship Aaso. Lines Hsvre and Southampton Jay Is
ship Europa Liverpool July a. steamship Adrisio
arr at . s.5y on sSEnTE Of July Il MD, an,
Steamship Chesapeake CrOwe Portland md'e and pass 70
ship Linda McManu., Lesborn June a. nsbls ks 70
MeDorSid Of Baltimore Fuller sailed June TO- passed her
% Sn %i' jSDs q or the
Fairfield HUI Liverpool June 2, coal to George Bulk
Ship Mediator Ftner Liverpool June 81, de and Is ps
Brg Jacob Dock (of Bath Thomson sasua July a. sugar
&C. to nster Sailed In company with the brig c. Dyer for
Brig Clyde tBr Barker Windsor N s. Il days, plaster 10
Brig Eclipse Dr. Of sydney C. b., Townsend Sydney, c.
Big Lily Dale (Br, Stephens, Windsor N s. Il days p.s.
Rig Cysret Or Smith, Windsor S. 10 day. plaster to
Big seadan lsrj, Lockhat Windsor ~ s.. IL day. ple.
schr shsnnon Brl Hgg. Eeuher. days. fru, to Joseph
Eneas Aug In heavy sqgsl from w broke main boom,
sehr Msgsret d.! Brl pin Wallace N S, 10 day. stone
ssbT C,ce.etof New ed'Crdl Dali Trieste 70 days md's
sehr Plymouth Rock NOni' Boston days md'e to John
schr Volunteer (of MIhrsse Brown Windsor N. s., IL
days; plaster to John Bo>nton Son. u
ssh Aie Chase Boston days railroad iron to Woodruff
scbr II K. Dnnctsn rirkh.m Rcekl.nd day. lime.
sehr Josiah Achorn Merit RE hnosd day. sSur'
s ssPT H GSsss Hss t bsa'Is ''
Schr Augusta, Kelly, Albany dse for New Bedford
Schr Peneyean,e Boil, Albany. mdse fer Boston
Schr Corvo, Hodbrook RcndoG cement for Salem.
Schr Joseph Hsn Baxter. Portland dass, stone.
Schr J. Reed Ststson Chs'hsm days, hsh ~ master,
Schr Lebanr ala Teal, Providence days
Schr AlguissaT, Lopg. Providence DAYS.
Sclr Wave, Smith, Port Even, coa' loT Hiugham.
Schr Gen Tesyey Hunt Poughrep.e, cement for Boston
Schr Vic DRY Murphy Salem days
Schr Charles Williams Heaey Rocklsnd DAYS, HIRE A.
soop Blackstone, Reynolds Providence days ma's
master ,.S
Steamer IOnside. vandeyeer Philadelphia nids 10 J. NJ
Briggs. ,Jk
Steamer Black Diamond Jones Philadelphia md's 70 .
Briggs. I'm
Steiner Mid3lc.ex, Cox, Philadelphia md'e to . "
BnRsa Ian
steamer Vulcan, Morrison Phlade!lhis, mdse to .
Briggs $500, KID
Steamer TseOny Ely, Philadelphia, md-' 70 L0pV'
patrick. i, W., far
SAILED Steamship. Quicker City, and star o. 'hs ~
Havana bark George S. Hant, do.
NlND--pug.us the day, aom y to - and Hs""
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v.s1 Law your hard upou your heart-you will
,.hte III. hall ~hsro the ssnttivos Of tho POO
net .r.tEt.. AK a, I.iA =,
Mr. Btrsr offered re'old ION fhst che clerk be
,nIDorzed q esu,e sc nsm,s 10 be publSh'o 10 'ne
,,, c;nsl rewsIspers numf er Of vii wer1 o,nei
A, ,,e ,ncges, oa e Mr. WEIsNiS the aoead
Ze,frae Va. added to the ib as no sid The German
Republicans wsJe 10 rea,iog very fact in tnis city,
The resolution Wac laid over.
Adjourned ~ to-day ut o clock.
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Portland;

TAMAAST SocIETY.-A regular meeting Of the Soci-
ely If TsmUauy, OF Columbian Order, was held last
sve.pg, FIR the purpose Of Sling vacancy ia the
sa hem occasioped by the election Of james Conner
O. and Sachem Isaac Bell received % votes, and was
eJ.cted. John Bigzs and c. w. Smith were the
other candidates the former req living 20 votes and
she latter TWO.
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To.nOrrov night there viii be roq'iDg Republican
,,se,no al the 0deon Williamsburgh. Gen. Bruce
and stewart L wo9dford will be among the speak
ere. The wide.A wakSs, Prairie Rangers, Rail Split,
,srs. Gee Clubs, and othsr workers Tor Lincoln and
Hamln will be on hand.
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E1rrs.-The Pier foot of Twenty.ffth street, Z

FlREs--The Pier foot OF Twenty-hfth street, East
River IRE yesterday by are heap OF burning
that oatns down stream The straw was gted OJ
a party Of mifchieyOus boys.
The TIRE ina the First District last night at " O'Clock
Caused by TIE burning Of barrels Of Fist avenue
and Tu eny iourih str, -
FIRE IN GRAND sTREEr.-Between and 10
o'clock Yesterday morning broke out IN Mr. MlwaeIs
shoe store of Grand aud Seventh streets Brooklyn,
r. II exnguished without the aid OF the FIRE Depart
ment before much damage done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

TIE NEw-YoRK zoUAyEs.-This company, in course
of formation NIT again last night, and had their num-
bers augmented by fresh accessiops. They now have
fifty memlers enrolled. Much business was trans
acted, when tie meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

DISHONEST YoUTH.-Georgo {. Sperbeck, a
IN the employ Of Johnson recently found two
ehrgl Ia The street and of them which drawn @
A. Stewart aud made payable 10 bearer he obt lined tJi
nom the Clers Bsuk aud appropriated the money 70 his ow
use Detective Elder yesterday Afternoon arrested the fellow
and locked him up at Police Headquarters
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Nv Telegraph

SANDY HOOK, Avg sunset No Fe''es T" 'A
H. Wind y cdeate tom T. Nesth"f eie,f ,.h, hound h
HIGHLANDS Aug. q sur.et = No Ns''' - -
uird lleht from T. r. Weather eeai o., VALET Bsld
N ore; sbirs iercbis Peters L,shcrn f'Hw' 9c Dodge
pSa,,,.ho rovn,eud Nrw-Yors, brlss NJ W Bier Lee
M,Tspilss; NcItheYn Belle, Paine Mrtoa r. W. Tf
Cape Hayten. -, , A., w.l..; Betseaa RON
o. Highland Light banks Hindoo' nom "a"'' -,
Mobile. -, "a. uontaouisry arr isss
evening II 4 O'Clock.
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Nrw.YeRK YAcHT-CLUB SauADRos.-The follow
ING il correc hst Of tie entries for the annual cruise
of 1860 The yachts will rendezvous to-day at White
Aone. L. L., sailing thence eastward 10 Newport and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

DETIRMrSrD TO KILL HIMSELF Saturday after
noon man named Hugh Gileu residing No Az Fourth
street attempted hs mortal by cutting his throat
with but being unsuccessful In the operation he eaped
tan Killed His body taken TO tie Seventeenth Ward
Station. House, and the Coroner notified.
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hIsIATuKk ALMANAC.
Sunrise 500 Sets 7;l0 Moor-Rises s2f
Sandy Hook. 10: Gov Island AZ He'll Gate... l:sS
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MARRIED

RAFFERTY-OBERLAEDER- this city Sunday eysn-
Ing July g. by the Re-, James Met al his residence Mr..
John Rs6ery Miss Martha W. Obeander all Of this city
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ceDtennarian.

The Countess de Mariquy, sister of Cbateaubrand,
died at Oman on the 18th ut. She had just become
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

BADLY BuRSRD Mrs. Pegunt, residing at No.
2 Eat Seventeenth street bad burned last night by the
explosion Vi caDphspe lamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-About O'Clock yesterday
morning Isabella Hechnic young nineteen years OF
mp commit suicide By swallowing dose OF auda
IN The deputable house No Bayard street she gave
sedOctd by young named Jsmes w Bell living IN 6rove
street who then IN the house with her Iabes taken
10 the NewYok Hospital and Or Harris the Attending Phys
thinks she win recover The Sixth Ward Police detained
the ale az Eeducer for the present witness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

Ana 4 the pllot.boat J. ID. Jones no ~ oyT
J.s.s smith OF Boston ffom Maseii.es i0f Ss"
, 1860-02-02


The Tallahassee t:oridiaa apnopnces that
GENERAL EaocTt !;u!vr, one II The n:lest ri1i-
xrns OF Florida, s.lsd On tha l::!4 inst. 1t lis
rt:i;icncc, oil Lake Iucksnn. lie Has tie .s3iu-
:lnt.t:encral OF Jackson, in the Campaign ci Is
IL and u dusin: the war Of 1>13. aud acted :.
J., oa,inent part in tie defense oil New Orleans.
Tue y. q. O:i:1 suy* OF him:
He was cue of.i,e family Ct fighting Buffers,
ssh,ci, las furnished 80 :a2y distinguished OIL
ce,s 10 cur army during I'LL the wsrs in which
our 1;elub!ic hos been involved. Ills father, #
We mistake not. mas E;llrd in 81. Clar's defeat,
n:d s-serat of h:s unClcs havo fallen io the bat
ties Of thslr country. General 1;ntle. WAS one
! ofthe oficcrs WIN accompanied General Jnck-
| son when he came from NLsy Orleans in tue be-
| ginEipg Of DeeeHlbcr, lsl4. and stood liz tho
| sido OF the old Hero when h: was inc. by the
Mayor and chief men Of ihi- city, near tie spot
| known n4 Clatke house. From, that time le
never left The side OF Ills chief, unless to exc.
| cute his commands, mill The campaign was con-
cIuded. lie Was !hc favori:c adviser and couu-
| setor Of General Jackson through al the ,7yi:.g
| sce,es OF that eveutft1i campaign. The deaih ol
General butler leaves bu. lwo survivors Of tic
uid stock Of the fighting Buffers: they arc Gen.
cral W'u,. .. lsut!er. nos residing at CaFros9top
kct,tuekr, who, as Seninr Captain. commanded
the t4th Regimen. ut the battle Of New 0r1eanR
and who succceedcd General Scott as Gaue1 al-i1
chief in the Mexican war, End General E. 6. "
Bal!er, Of lberville parish, in this St=:c, ,Eh;
served With distirciisn IN the var Of 1sla. md,
| the Mexican wsr.
, 1860-02-02

.1eRS Cu1NAaAS IN QrEsr or JUSTICE AND Dr.
L1cxrEs.-It il a liked fact HAT every male &C.
Iestial I've refer, Of course, to tho mundane
species with al,nond-shape eyes aud two braided
eceipi:al tails) is 10 bo called John. In the Po
lice Court yesterday afternoon. Justices Akin
null Mi!liken sil!tay quietly mud running the i'll
stitution under easy s:enm, appeares. one John
norminE, Chinamau, Of the well known i!in-
Grant company Of experts in the pleasan: little
arts os throwing knives, heavy aui sharp,
within IS few haiEbscadsls as possible Of each
ethes's corporcal systems, and III ether ways
ms.iiestiry rare powers Of slcight Of hand.
john and lis scomradcs have been in the coun-
try ten years. Ills troupe was broken up last
year, aud only three Of them a,e Leie. They
had ut the solicitation OF ths proprietor, added
the attractions OF their performance to the cvcn-
Ing programme III saloon kept By one Michael
Gau!e, whereby claim accrued which John
urged yesterday morning in earnest toues. call
ing oa tiautc to come down with tue dust. The
Inter brought his LIST 50 near Johns chit, that
be did not miss ii, but dealt solid rap on thst
p.rt of the Celestial scenery.
john Ch:uasaar t7cut At once tc Justice D;ehl
anu su1d out Il warrant, had Gaulo arrested
aud inci s.. Very good. John was satisfied
but only so ia-, aat! decniug ti.at oue caanot
easily have ,no ,nueh justice, lie went i: once
to Justice Hoisington mud bad warrant made
out fur tue arrcs. Of I.chacl tsauIc. Ttenc.
l,e went 10 Justice De Wolf and procured war
rant for Michael Gar!e, and then he dropped in
Us stated upon the Police Court ard made out a
complaint and got out wsrrlnt for Michael
! Ciauie. The officers all came down upon Michael
who was lorriied in the extreme, uad looked
| upon himself IS ip bad war. He ralliee
! enough, however, to introduce in evidence Jus
! lice Diehrs docket into each case, aad III.
whole bntch wes despatched With = laagh. ,
Joha Dofmins waxed little indignant, bn
being aauick-witted fci!ox, and not it}.natured
| mid for lis warrants and lit Michael GauIe go
PASSING CorxrERFE11 MoSEr--Ono William
Meyers, a good-lookiog German, was he'd l.
lail yesterday IN 500 for ra5sin: eount.rf.
money.
IScuHArtEx.-rasriek l.amlcss and .)a,nts Ii
l:x, two boys from tic Reform School. who wei
sent away from, there Us Icing uegoverns5!e cn
# aot tit subjects for tas school, we're bsoaztt I:
: for examination. An officer w4s da.patched :
fnd their parents.
, 1860-02-02

The silnid s,u's in The North, who lave
f.arrd tlat Tie election Of Republican
Speaker would bc tho signal for Dsunion,
will Ec conso'ed with tho fact That &C.
co:.,, the former Di=,lr:on candidate for
Speaker, in company with JOHN Shcr-
N .:4-:lse traitor the 'recoa,meulcr Of
1.elc:rs iuceIdiary ],Yok' air.
Pennington u the Clair, and witll The other
f.cf tlat of all The iire-caters III the House,
rne only was heard IL demonstrate, and with
.il" t.ird and las; !acI, that lc, the remonstri-
Ter aforesaid. was promptly his=ed down into
4 s,an vi deeenr:. Tie Cnion is safe.
, 1860-02-02
II:>tess / n Grihttt1e


!: will 1c tie cause VI cousratu,atiun
am,ns Republicans Of the Northwest, that
aa'1, houest and uuconlpromisins oppo-
uent or the D.sauicaists, has:becu rc.nomi-
mated for the Senate ty the Republican cau-
Gus o. the Ohio Legislature. Ju 1iat body
in which le has before served with dis;ing-
ushed louor, hc viii; do the good cause
essential service. The Republicans Of Ohio
lave done yellt.
, 1860-02-02

E This morning ut .: O'Clock, Gilbert i
Sampson 4ell Ut their store, No. So Luke street,
one Of the largest assor,,ncnts Of furniture, kc,
this seAe1n
, 1860-02-02

- Dr.. Brainard's advertisement in another
column demands and descrvcs the attention of
a very large cluss OF citizens,
, 1860-02-02

POLITICAL.
THIN WAEv RErrsL1cAS CLru.-Thcre vii!
bea c su'ar meeting OF the Club ou Thursday
evening, Feb. =, al Ridcisperser's, on Clark
street. near lIar1i>on, at73 vciccS. Col Har-
yey, Hon. john Wentworth, and Hon. I. y. Ar
nuid are expected to address the Clul. Cltiz.,'s
are generally invited to attend.
s. C.ELAKE, Sec'y.
Sixth Wand CAurEoS AMI L1scoLS CLr0.--
In adjourned meeting Of the ubore Club wiii
be ..cld on this tThursday) evening, February
end, at Harmony Hall, Isl West Lake street.
The publc nre invited 10 attend.
JoHS HAEpr, President.
+. SxaILEr, Secretary.
Rxrrr11cAx ORGANIZATION X inc TEsrR
Y%np.-At q meeting held ut Sieueyer's
House, Tuesday evening. the following officers
were c1ec:ed for the ensuin. year:
Prts;11t-H.B Il. Huger.
IRE Ir,*id. als-lohn ScEln'sen and George
Miller.
.S9crt'ary-sIax Schnller:
TffIsurfr--Geor4e ". Edwards.
Errntiys CommiNtt-H. Siernever. d. F.
Wilson, John Erecktel, Jas. Webb, JAG. Nuth,
+. L. Pierce, 4. Clark, Fred. koh1man.
, 1860-02-02

- Those who hare not availcd themselves
Of the opportunity Of purchasing their fine gold
jewelry, can d. so By attending the sale Of Gil
bert and Sampson, this afternoon and evening.
, 1860-02-02

Owner WAN7ED.-For valuable large sized
overcoat, inquire at Pinkcrton's Preventive
Police Station, 80 Washington street.