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TIE STATE or TRADE
--.-p,DOaFsTIC MARKETS.

3l-SDrts Tu fu q &c R1'n fTrs
~ strained Tor No. l. ~ 10 for Low No - - ,t
Pale. Crude Turpntne firm at ~ ID for Hard Tor l2Os
Din and = Virgin Tar steady at - 50
MuwArKRE May Oar duh AMI Dropping Double EHrs Sprns.
90 eD6 81 81 Wheat Quiet and weak; No a. 81 45t Ne.
81 a2 steady; 10 40ic Corn quiet sud unchanged,
No Mixed Rye dull anil lower; Ne AZ c Barley dll snt
declined Fall Gle FeghTo BULso $50 % Osseg' lJia
Recsps-3OOO bbs Flour eio00 bush Wheat Shpment-5OG'
bbs Flour 1000 bush. Wheat
CrSossA1 MAY 9TOday being Decoration Day markets we're
held in Cleveland or Toledo.
CHICAGO May 9-Plour dali aud nominal Wheat doll snd
settled No. Spring 81 4 CASH %. seller June; 81 at ses
s. am and demand. No. MIe
de cash and seller June; 45lDs seller Julyi Rejected 49,
Oats good demand td4fc gular and Feh,cahJ
4c Jane dali and unchanged at @ Baey u i denand se
higher; Fall 58d62c according location Whisky steady AZ
Pork lower and fair demsnd 81 Sl2 ga Sl2 10 cash STA -
Jay Lard quiet and unchanged cash 80 Jsne Bulk eec
steady; salesShoue Short Rib Middle &c, loose b
que. unchanged sales HamsSugnrcar esnssse al2sc
IL pickle averaging 6 h. &C. Cattle IN good nau good 70 oh3ce
IS s6 extra sc So or Live Hogs far demand bot lover
sales 50 5G 81 10 Pgh good demand Corn 10 Buffalo Be-
Kingston Receipts 900 bbls Flour 1Oc0 hush Wheel a.
900 Corn 900 bush GAS 1000 bush Barley 400 busb RIA
5000 Cattle and IL 0eO Hogs ShDments80O1 obs ouf 81 90 ash
Wheat Z13O bush Corn, 5000 bush. Oats 1908 bush R5e 400
Cattle, aud 900 Hogs
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TrIroy rur,AMERICAN ARTIST

From Correspondent 0r TIE Lonr0g Ts. <eTp
One of the painters studios ia ROm3 BEST
worth visiting Is that T3tOn, the american. Iheto
few lovers OF art who have been in .0rl ci ~
last dozen years who are not "el acqlAin',a
with bis works. Venice has long been Ia2flte Iisle
with HIM, but recent visits TO Egypt aud NSioia HaVe
most adyantageOusiy extended his OF, suiyectt
still he has hardly done anything better tnan tDe view
OF P@sturn by sunset, finished upon an easel IN DIS
studio and winch IL great pity, did not seud 70
this years Royal Academy EzaibiROn. Tat pictls
and scene in venice, where nothing is sseIJnccd 20
effect, and OF winch the general harmony aud artistic
finish very remarkable, contract agreeabg WIKI ~
rican landscapes with the deep ricA Of Niles fer
tilizng waters and the COdeEued bills that form
beautiful background to a striking view Of Denders.
Mr. TltOns TtaneSque tendencies and passion for cOlOt
well known, Is also, at least artists bis peculiar
method OF coOring His wa'ercolOr Sketches
tremely remarkable, and nothing IN bis studio ia better
worth seeing than his African portfolio. inciucng
OF outdoor and cOce-hOuse life a Esne, only hicw
inches square for which, report says, he has been
offered, and a. refused, such many artisis of
hgG repute would think handsome pIicc .Or One u
their best works.
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THE ILLINOIS PRESS.

ADDITIONAL PAPERS IN FAVOR OF GREELEY AND
BROWN.
In answer to an ant-Greeley paper in Chicago, the
editor of The Springfield Register made ont list of 80
papers i'll the State of Illinois favoring the Cincn
natl nominees, which was copied in THE TRIBUNE
the other day TO that list the following are to be
added:
Il Gin Advocate, Chicago Tribune,
Bingham Register, Waukegan Patriot
WatsGkd Times, Bellvillc Zeitrng,
Springfield Crisis, Toul0n New Era,
Peoria Review, Chicago German Ameri-
GalcSDurg Free Press, can.
The following oppose Grant, but it is not known
that they have Endorsed the nominees at CINCINNATI
Kewaunee Independent, Danyillo Times.
Bellye Advocate
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The resolutions which will be reported tomorrow will
refer the whole question Of national politics Ito the Bal
umore convention While the friends Of Mr.. Greeley
have certain majority they consider it better policy
not TO force any action upon the Convention and thus
disturb Its harmony. There Ia doubt bet that the
delegation to Baltimore will be largely in favor of
Greeley Endorsement.
Gen. Cass will be nominated by accamaton In the
Convention tomorrow to head the delegation TO Ba
more He says this is acceptable TO him than the
nomination for Governor would have been.
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WHAT AN ADMINISTRATION MAN THINKS ABOUT
THE LIBERAL SENTIMENT AZ IIiE EAoI-
sPECULATIONS CONCERNING THE VICE
PRESIDENCY AT THE PHILADELPHIA CON-
YENTION.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRlBUSBl
WASHINGTON. May 3O.-0ne OF the oldest
Republican members OF the House from New-Engand
said to-day that unless the Administration taxes di-
erent turn than its leaders in the Senate ana House are
now taking there will DO "white hats" through
out the country, each one representing greeley Vote
than any one would suppose possible lie says
the fact need not be disguised nor denied
that there Is more enthusiasm among INC people
in the East in avorI Of Greeley, and less IN favor OF
Grant than the onicehOlders in Washington Kho" or !
and he says people suppose that MI summer n' 1851
his strength in Massachusetts and NewEngiahu thcy
know little of what they say. He still adheres however
TO the Grant standard and will cast his vote ior the
PHILADELPHIA nominee but ne dcplores the course which
the Administration party has taken for many months
past .,-,
There IA feeling among tho shrewd politicians hero
who arc accustomed TO watch public sentiment ana lore
cast political events, that the candidate lor Ihe VICE
Presidency to he nominated by the Phh"ucip ooNeh
ton will not be either Wilson Cofax such polcans
thnk that the friends OF these two candidates Will 70
into the Convention 50 equally balanced as TO number,
with such emphatic opposition to each Olher' thht
neither VIII succeed and that new man VIII DC taken
instead There are many names suEBeSteu' 'uat OF
Speaker Blaine being apparently the most prominent
although he is probably in way responsible for the
use Of his name as it is well known that no formally
withdrew from the candidacy last Winter and so far as
known he has not changed his mind Ills friends how
ever in view OF the possible complication III fmadcl-
phia wi probably, take the responsibility Oh using MS
name if an opportunity occurs. IL Is expected that
Pennsylvania will insist upon having some reeog-
milton from the party as she las not
had any during the present Administration and VIII
offer candidate Iowa viii also offer one IN the form
of James H. Wilson, who will probably be backed by
other states He Will receive the united vote of Iowa
ON the first ballot Tho friends of Senator Wilson, as
well os those of Mr. Coax in Washington are confident
Of the of their candidate ana the es are Deng
closely drawn The most OF the interest in the Phila
dolnbia Convention will center on the Presidency.
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SENATOR BLAIR on THE DEMOCRATIC POSI-
BILITIES.
HIS OPINION OF VOORHEES, AND A STRAIGHT
NOMINATION..
The Selma (Ala.) Times publishes the follow

ing note from Senator Blair
WASHINGTON. d. c., May 81, 1872.
JOSEPH F. JOHNSTON Selma, Alabama.
DEAR SIR: have yours OF the 18th. entirely agree
with you in thinking that the South which alone can
cast electoral vote for the Democratic party should
have its the present phase Of politics. agree
than useless, undertake to straight Democratic
ticket. Even II IL possible To elect the candidate
would be counted out, and if not counted out would
he pOwerless to do anything with the Senate against
him. In my opinion, the Tennessee lead should DO toll
lowed by Southern State. 1t be concealed
that the South Is Greeley and is for him not as an
eXpedent to obtain power over the Federal Government
bet means to obtain peace and the restoration OF
good relations between the citizens Of the Southern
States and between that section Of the Union and the
North. The election OF Greeley will not be sectional
triumph. He Will he supported by both sections, ana
hence he viii be the representative Of BOTH and viii DC
able to restore fraternal feeling. Grant represents
only the cOnquer1ng section and has faith in the
maintenance Of peace by the sword. Local
disorders, which only bo suppressed by local
power itself II is like curing temporary lameness by
cutting Off limb think the Southern States should
all declare for Greeley but in doing should declare
that they did manifestation of their desire for
peace and the restoration of harmony between the
u0ns, and between the resident in the South and
with view TO inauguratirg an era OF good feeling
voorhees, Ii man OF strong feeling and was warmly
enlisted for Judge Davis H. will, have doubt, sup
port Greeley, Notwithstanding his present declarations
To the contrary. hope for his sake well
for the sake of the He cannot support Grant,
and ho viii have to cbOaSe between Greeley and Grant.
Yours truly, FRANK L. BLAIR"
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
GOOD ADVICE TO THE PENNSYLVANIA RING
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl

WASHINGTON, May SO.-COl. Forney, who is now
IN Washington, has written letter to The Phitadet-
pha Press this evening. since hearing OF tho nomin-
alton of Buckalew, advising the immediate Wlth-
drawal of the Republican Ring ticket. headed by
Hartranft. and predicting that if it is not done it
will be inevitably defeated.
SCRANTON, May 9O-The Daily Republican comedies
tbe nomination of Buckalew and Thompson at
Reading to-day, to be the strongest ticket the DEM
ocrats could have made, and intimates that the
prospect for the success Of the Republican State
ticket is not encouraging
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THE DUTCHEsS COUNTY LIBERALS.

A faithful Republican who has been counting
the chances in Duchess feels confident that the county
viii give Greeley and Brown at least 1000 majority He
states that among the large plumber OF Duchess County
who have expressed themselves strongly for Greeley
against Grant or who have been actively at work in aid
OF the Greeley movement, are the following prominent
Republicans viz;
John b. butcher, And'w c. WarreD Theodore Grouse,
Wilson B.Sheld0n, James G.. Wood, 4. CoOkingham,
Abiah ". Palmer, c. A. NickersOn, Geo COrnweU,
John i. Winsow, Harvey Eghme, Era BRYAN,
M. A. Fowler, 4. Bates. Frank Emo.
Geo. l.. Hull, Cyrus Swan, Lewis TOmpkins,
L. KenwOrthy, A. Arneng, IT,, Orrin Wakcman.
Mayor Eastman Of Poughkeepse Is on tie fence, with
eye TO the prospects.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lFor Other Ship News see Second Pdge.l
ARRIyED

(For otaer Ship News Second Poge.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion Bourne Wilmington DEL with mfe sss
Ass. Old Dominion etesmshpC0.
Bark g. (of Yarmouth n. So Sauuier ArdSossiu
BARK Irons les Tapy Leyborn March 20 With marble &c h
anchored on tie Bar. -
Clara Louisa uennyon Havana Delaware Beaksstr
days vita mOasses
SAILED.
Steamships Slesia for Ulrurg City Antwerp for Lgerpoo
Moro Castle for Havana via Nassau; Niagara for So Sc
MIhU-Aan.n.a. M..t s. f.. c-ollL.
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The trial of Michael De Rosa for the killing
Of Giovanni PetTel In February last was concluded ia
the Court of over and rmner, before Judge ingaam,
Yesterday Assistant Distrct-Atorney sullivan said le
willing TO accept verdict OF manslauglter, AZ lag
was convinced that the killing done IN the heat %
passion. The jury brought verdict OF manSlauger
in the third degree but Judge ngraham deferred sen
fapre tn AT no ar M 0n 81
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THE HEAD AND FRONT OF REFORM TO LEAD
THE BATTLE.


From The Washngton Herald
We, the people against Grant and the Grant
KIND OF rule see only the candidate selected for whom
we were waitlngl We see that he came by II directly
ont OF the baOtings OF that Convention We that
the leader ana sponsor OF the Missouri call, which re-
suited IN me convention, personally selected ana named
Mr. Greeley the aptest and surest candidate TO accom-
plish that workGratz Brown-a Free Trader, border
statesman positive and national spirit OF the time he
enpled the on upon the head OF Horace Greeley, ana all
men VINO engaged In movement OF that nature are not
our type OF men II they grow squeamish about the seec
t0n. ANY man OF them flying the track had better
abaDdoh public HE In this country Such feeble nature
but he i not worthy OF I'll The interior secrets OF news
paper Omces account for Onehalf the soinersaults
lhoso cdpuous newspapers turn. When the great
meeting was held in New York city, Lyman
IrumOuli, oari Schurz, and Horace Greeley were
ls sponsors ana ornaments. None Of them nor thelr
Iiehus ~ lht llne saw grave OF cOhduct anu
NINA ia MI GIeeley. The bold and vigorous stahu MS
newspaper nad taken against Grant made that lueethg
East was NE NEW YORK TRIBUNE. and the oflieer III
cOinnau ~ tuls great bastiOn has been made tne ne
mdrshsu Oh TIC sorue Who Is not bC0ksn hhIllet,
throwing away enterprises OF great pith ana h9Icnt
WIN melancholy regard, Will follow on BE warned tha
looking 100 ar for geIte-bred Jacob ID. Cox, or an
hereditary Adams the conseauC of generous or
ganlzallOn IKE the present Liberal party may be Irt
tered away ana ihe hefy period Of Senator scuh pe
mace jest, tnat :" the banners Of the LiDerhi party
would be planted on the Capitol Of the country FOR
ourselves, we ueeln 10 lose patience with philosophers
poets, ehptflhehters, and men who would move tlo
wOrld by HSuIes, IKE Edward Atkinson, Nliii,h y,
ana plattuies Is upon them all They begin great
human purposes Dut cannot finish them; happily once
begun they cannot stop them! And all the ghseOnade,
iuucudO, and mcanness printed about Horace Greeley
express lust this: That Tie liberal peope have appre-
ed respected and hOnOrcd their great popular editor
% Democratic HAheIe' ana have not asked Inc cOhscA.
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THE GREELEY AND BROWN MASS MEETING

The Joint Committee OF Liberal RepuDllcans
and Democrats held another meeting yesterday at the
Astor House. TO complete arrangements for the grand
mass meeting on Monday evening. The name OF the
presiding officer will probably be announced to-day Ad-
ditonal speakers have been secured and all the requ
site preminaries have received attention. The proin
nen speakers who have already promised TO attend are
the Hon b. Graft Brown, Senators Upton and unmi-
ton Gen Fitzpatrick, the Hon. W. T. Robinson, the Hon
Thomas Kinsella, Gen. Shields the Hon. John T. Har-
rail- Of Arkansas Col s j. Meaney, Gen. Murphy OF Al
bany. the Hon Jas. Gallagher Of New-Hayen, and the
Hon T. NJ. Waller OF New-LondOn. Other eminent
speakers are expected and Will probably send answers
today The large hall Of the Cooper Institute VIII be
appropriately decorated and those who may be unable
to gain will be provided with good speakers at
the outside stands
The Liberal Republican Executive Committee is ener-
getically engaged in completing its organization in this
and other States and daily in receipt Of the most en-
couragng reports from all portions Of the Union Among
the visitors yesterday at the headquarters prOmi
nent men from Kansas, Iowa. Michigan, Louisiana, aud
other States.
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OF the other editors collaborateurs exquisites. and
pipe-players aforesaid We mean business, ana they
meant mutual admiration ! We don't care anything
about the record OF Horace Greeley. We don't know
what he had TO say about the galvanized oxides or the
laws OF celestial orbits We don't how many times
he went TO Niagara Falls. This Is all STALE fat and i'm
pertinent now do to the benignant genius
Of that peace tho military god can never give beam
Ing under bis old wide hat, and that Is the for
abafr
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MesSrs. Allen q. Miner & Brother will se1,
to-day, at No. 10 West Thirteth-st. the collection "
American and foreign paintings, stltuaJy DIonzeS.
drawings and engrayngs also household furniture tho
property of Mr. Charles Toppan, who d, about leaving
for Europe. The paintings include pictures by WA.
Hart j. A. Suydam, Clifford, II. Merle Paris j. W. Cas
ilear, Paul Webber, Durand, Eossiier, GignouN, and
Lang a bust OF Daphne. by Mozer, and collection u
brOnzcs and engTayings. Also well-selected hbrsry
will be sold. The sale will be absolute To tSo hshess
hinlnr
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Gueeial Notifies

Greeley Mass lieeng.The grand Mss. Meeting Of citea.
BROWN viii be held Cooper Instu,e, MONDAY bVEhND,
June 3. 1872. Il 8 O'clock.
pom Assembly District-The undersigned COMMITTEE 40
pointed By Liberal Republican Association TO COOPERATE With obet
Organizations forming Greeley and Brown Campaign Club val meet
TiIS Pia) EVENING at O'Clock, at $50 Ihrave. All ctleal
ana organ Of the 25h Assembly District who favor The Cncnnsa
nomnatous are invited lter3 ALFRED CONGRR Chairman
IL d. FAULKNER, j. n. HEGEMAN VIM. II. RAfNOR,
GEO. A. LAMBRFCHr, CtIAS. 4. SIMMONS
w. CULVER, SIMON HALLklON,
CEO Is. VAN IiUNr L. MALhER Secretsry,
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DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT ~ sOUT
CAROLINA.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRiBUhb'l

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 30.-Ihe Charleston
County Democratic Convention, held to-day, adopted
resolutions indorsing the Cincinnati platform and can
didates and instructed their delegates to the State Con
yenon TO use all efforts to shape its action that the
whole influence Of south Carolina at Baltimore shall be
directed to prevent any nomination other than that OF
Greeley aud Brown.
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SPARTA, KY, May 30-A man named John
Branham who murdered his wife yesterday with an
was hung last night by party oi about 100 men, who
foreibly took Brluham from the jail, carried him half
mile lrou the town, and hung him to tree. Ills wife
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The KOyal Urgan

Of tie body purgeyors unune5 The farmer
the gardener the horcusr butcher the biker toe eoOk
among It's promaen, caterers and its province their os
and convert them Of & health aud strength. Surely
right regal employment which the hngy organ might
be proud Bot unfortunately Ike derehe
its duty eqsires spung up HoSTErTERs STOMACH BIT
TIERS IT, however only spur needs II too irOeOt aud weak
10 perform the Of digestion properly wneslaS full Of that pleas
vegetable eIharsnt and taken twice thssa day s
soon restore L. vgor activity the time Feeng an
Of the liver bowels nerves. AID BRAIN which indigestion may
given rise.
The Worisingwomcn'$ Protective unieB.
81 Bleecke for the prevention cfess OF had AMI imposition
upon who household TBACHEtS
i'OPYISTs, TRADBSwoMBN, CLERKS sc, Supplied 70
poers aud assisted obtaining Wages Sbeh LA's
been earned collected by Jaw When Al nee e1ge
American Instltute-Tae PotesAs pfarh vil seet THIS
(Fny) EVENING In Room a. Coopsr b1lsS Ae. e .esus
pspef On the Use Stag at Furnaces IA tue Manuctafe OF
ilaule Cemeatr MIR w r. PiHrRlDGk viii read PAPER Ga
Inpoved oadug fircarms The public invited
RoBxRr WguR, Secretary. + D. TlLLNAN, Cha@sn
Post.nnl.e totice.-T8 MAILS POR LuR0PB, auns Too
week ending SATURDAY, ,aEe 1871 Will close this oise
DAYatIism 2. II. JONES, Postmaster.
Patemls-MUNN& Co. Publishers Scientific American. 81 Park
n y obtain pnis every where's . ear' experience e'elsf
con6ieuli, seu Cor Patent lsw ava GUIDE 70 Inventors
uafs-wASOCK Co.'S nys Dollar Silver PesFi Csssas Hal
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Gents So Fell Hats all te srles At modsa'e rrs1
HARSoCK Co.. 3is hisi'"sA
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. /

READING, May 3O.-The State Democratic
Convention met ta-day. The Committee on Permanent
officers reported for President Hester Cymer Of Berks
County and he returned thanks in short speech The
Committee on resolutions reported that they would not
be ready to report until tomorrow.
large number of names put in nomination for
Governor The Convention proceeded to ballot, the
seventh ballot resulting as follows:
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sixty-seuen votes being necessary to choice, votes
were changed and the ballot as announced gave Buck
alew "a His nomination then made unanimous.
The Hon. James Thompson nominated for Judge
of the Supreme Court. Adjourned until tomorrow.
The Committee on Resolutions were in session this
evening, but it is understood did not agree to anything
definite concerning the platform.
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was buried to..ay no cause for killing his vito
known.
WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or rur CHiRP SIGNAL oPVicse,
MAnHINGTON. -. O.. MaY 81, lsI2-i q. N }

WAH DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THf tHIRP SIGNAL OPVfcss,i
WAsIMGToS, ID. G.. May 81, lsG2-i a. IN
Synopsis for The Daa fUs,fy-fOur hours
The lowest barometer has moved south
en- sh.artfv from Lower Michigan and beyond tho
Middle Atlantic Coast Cloudy weather ard rain IL pro-
van1 from Lake Ontario 20 New-Jersey and ea5tvaI
thence westward and southwark. clear weather VIVID
light to fICSh winds.
TrobGbiiifics
Rising barcsaeter. nOrtIegly 10 westerly winfs ana
cJ.0rng vf,flSP preyail Friday tho South Az
laufic and Middle States and eastward over New bn
GLAND duriue The day; clear weather cOniinues NeJ
Generally from the Gulf 10 the Upper Lakes falling Ds
Tometer easterly To- southefly winds. and cloudy ana
possibly threatening weather c1tend east""i o'N '"'
Northwest. ~
Dangerous winds are no Anticipated
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Tuesday May &C. a tho residence Of he
brides parents Bergen Point j. by he rev Henry W r. Jones'
Llcus Duncan Bulle. NJ D. Of Ncwiok C to Kate la Rue
eldest daughter Of Andrew d. Melick, esq.
DRAKE-FLISG-On WEDNESDAY May 29 l8T2 the
unce Samuel Drake TO Carrie r. Fling daughter Of he as
II. G. Fling esq, all Of New-fOfk.
HOYT-CLARK--At Brdgevie n. " Msy D. By Rev. Chee.
Hoyt Hoyt and Miss Saepts A. Crk ali d the above place
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MARRIED.

Don u let pains aud aches - your ten spoil.
a cure Is sure by using RRSNg's MAGIC on.
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George w CaSs OF Allegheny County. .....b
c. II. BuckUlew of Columbia ................A5
A. G. NOyes Of Clinton County
a. b. McCalmont of VenangO County
William MCClelland OF Lawrence County.
y. Wright OF Iuzerne County ...-...........
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WASHINGTON POLITICS.

WHAT AN ADMINISTRATION MAN THINKS ABOUT
THE LIBERAL SENTIMENT AT THE EAST
CALCULATIONS CONCERNING THE VICE
pRFsIDENCY AT TIE PHILADELPHIA CON-
yENTION,
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY.

TRIUMPH OF THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS.
CHARLES Il. BUCKALEw NOMINATED FOR GOV
ERNOR-UNCOMPROMISING HOSTILITY TO THE
BOURB0Ns-THE SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF
COALITION AT BALTIMORE-FEELING TOWARD