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HE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE AND KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRAT. VOL. 5 NO. 264. BROOKLYN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2.

L84G. NINE CENTS PER WEEK. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, AND KINGS COOKTY DEMOCRAT. Dm oous. lHatfl)cs anti Scuuirg.

ESTABLISHED 1836.J CB. BROWlit'S IRST PREMIUM READY MADE LINEN, STOCK, HOSIERY, AND GLOVE STORE, JVo. 105 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Constantly Beautiful Consistency! Does any body remember the proceedings of the Whig Nominating Convention of this Congressional District, in the fall of 1844? Does any body remember how they then endorsed the Native nomination,) Mr. Seaman and went it strong' for that gentleman 7 und issued an eloquent address to the people hour.

He deprecated the course of the Richmond County Delogates to the Congressional Convention, by which the rights of our county had been frittered away ho paid a just tribute to the worth and respectability of Judge Winant, but declared unequivocally that he was not the choice of Richmond county for Congress he said that a charge of fraud had been brought against Kings county, but we W''jynr 1 SIJLVEHt fir. A f'ARii In renewing his thankx lor tin lilicral liitlmrtu liustawnd npon him, tho snb scrilier his cu. ioni.T" nml friends that he ialt cn (n i.icrii its contininirice. Tn connection with hi peneraj slock of tiultl Silver Patent Lever, Anchor Eh e. I Vertical and other VVntches.

ho has uii assortment oi me following articles I. "Van Andcn, Publisher, Building ATo. 30 Fulton street, Brooklyn, L. I. TERMS.

"Delivered to City Subscribers, evory evening, at NINE per week, payable to the Carriers. Subscriptions taken at the same rate, fur six months or a year, in advance. Mail Subscribers, $5 per annum, in advance. Gentlemen's Linen Shirts, Linen Bosoms of cvory de COAf. I am contnntly delivering from the NEW YARD, Corner of Bridge and Frvnt streets, Brooklyn, the best quality Pencil Orchard red ash Coal, dr and in good order, lor the following low pricet: irpeNul 55 25 Stove, Ega or Broken.

.85 75 Consumers can depend on hnvinpthrir roal as ntiove. for CASH only. Coal delivered in any pari of Brooklyn or New York lrce of expense. Orders will be received for the above Yard fit Mr. Joseph Kuler's, No.

0 Centre street, and ulMr.C. O. ilinny's, corner of Franklin and Centre streets. New York or in the Yard, as above. DK.NNIS OlLLKSl'IE.

Brooklyn, October 1st, 184G. Muslin Shirts with Linen Bosoms, Collars, Wristbands. Shirts withont Collars. ot this county and Richmond, iu favor of Mr. S.

scription. Linen Collars and Wristbands. Silk and Cotton Night Cups. Trimmed Satin Stocks of the lntost style. Plain do do do Trimmed Bombazine do ana puneu him to the seventh heaven, in their TERMS OP ADVERTISING.

meetings iu this city? aud claimed his election as should remember that we ourselves had been the cause of losing our rights the trouble had begun at home we had cheated ourselves gentlemen had sown tho wind and they must reap the whirlwind. FOR TWELVE LINES, OR LESS Whig triumph and did many other capers 5 00 1 insertion. 50 1 38 I 2 months The undersigned has removed his Plain do do Platted do do imTriiM nd varied hi.s assortment of Gold and Silvc IVneils. Spe. t.

ieli's, Tliinililus, Jewelry of all kinds, und Wure. which, locether with ft s'ront variety ot urlii and goods, will be sold at prico Ictrely relImt'ilie. OUIIEKKU WORK of everv description, ntiendi to carefully and" promptly. KEI'AIKINC All kinds of W. Clocks, Boxcft, and every otlierkind (i uods deti in by the subscriber, repulsed w.th despatch.

KXCRAVLN'G on gold and sil er. exRtuitl by a yuimrior rt orkman, VM. WISE, alclii! and Silversmith, ic 71i Fulton street. Brooklyn. 3 do 0 00 do 10 00 9 do IS 00 3 insertions.

0 75 3. do 1 00 A' do 1 13 5 do 1 S3 a 2 3 do 2 88 4 do 3 00 0 do 3 88 Black and Fancy Cravats Silk and Cambric Pocket ot the same interesting sort? Remembering that picture, now let us look upon another, the reality whereof has come to pass in one score and five revolvings of the bonny lady 1 year 20 00 Handkerchiefs. Colored Shiru of every description. Muslin Shiru with Linen Wristbands. Boys Shiru of every description.

Gents. Silk Net Drawers, do Linen do do Cotton Net do do Plain do do Lambs wool do do White Red Flan. do do Can do do Silk Net Shirts, do Cotton do do Lamb's Wool do do Merino do Ladies' Silk and Merinc Gum Elastic, Silk Cotton ouspe. rulers. JLm Ooal yard from I'urman street, comer of Htnie.

10 COLUMBIA street, corner of Congress, a short di t. mci. from Atlantic, where he is constantly receiving, and has in Yard, a largo supply and full assortment of every do scription, and of the best quality, of the varioui sizes Coal for ail purposes. Principal corner ef Atlantic and Furman streets, near the South ferry. WALTER BICKER.

Brooklyn, Sept. 10, 1845. jyaa if COAL I COAL! COAL I Peach Orchard Salem Vein Coal, warranted to he the best red nsh coal that is mined, for sale at the yard corner of Pearl and Plymouth Hoskin and Kid Gloves of suporlor quality. Linen, Thread and ADVERTIsfNG INSIDE. 'When advertisements are inserted and continued on the aside, immediately preceding the general advertisements, in leaded matter or otherwise, the following are the rites: 1 7.

I G3 I 1 month. 4 00 2 1 01) 1 1 75 2 50 3 do 1 20 I 2 3 00 I 3 do 10 00 A do 1 50 3 do 3 50 do 16 00 Sheets, Pillow Cases and moon nay not so much' the picture of a Convention of the same Whig party, in the same Congressional district, denouncing their first love, electioneering in a Public Address against him, and taking active steps to kill him off! Let us give the A.VS WAICH ESTAB i I.lii.Mi:.'r. Tie' for 12 years a mana I liiciurer ol ami silver ware in the city of Brooklyn, has I op. ned an dd wlotieat for the 1,1:1 miCnr nro nnH 1 he question was not now whether this man or that man was our favorite, but whether we should throw away our voles and lose the district. It is impossible to give a perfect sketch of Mr.

FTs. remarks but their effect upon the meeting was electric aud they wore most enthusiastically cheered and responded to, notwithstanding the several attempts to interrupt them. Mr. J. F.

Hutton rose to reply to Hedley, and was patiently listened to for several minutes when the question" being loudly called for, it was put by tho chair, who declared it impossible to decide it Towels. Silk and Cotton Umbrellas and every article pertaining to a gentleman's ward Vests and Drawers. streets, urdcrs received at tne Long Island Insurance Cunt pany, and at Jas. L. Moore's, 35 Fulton street.

Also, genuine Lehigh and Virginia Coal. N. K. VAN BRUNT. rooe lor immediate use.

Hair and Tooth Brushes. Cologne Water, and A good assortment of Canns. narrative in tho Delegation own words It Vi, T1l I I 1 wuuiu jurcner state, tnat in the Convention of Saturday, tho V. B. thankful for tho favors bestowed on him for the GTabinet IWorc.

sale ol every vthii may he called for in his line. Jli laeiliiies are Ma li 1 hat customers leaving their orders can he lied with every variety nf pattern, shape or size, of rings, heads. s.iHins. liracelels and chains, nil ot which are maile hy pr.ictii il workmen, in reirar to tho in innlaciiirc and sale of Jrwclrv, the suhscriiier pledges himself, that all nrtitles he equal 'to the recommendation, and we ke it an invari aide rule whenever this does not cive satisfn'tinn. lo il or rotund th money.

Beim: hilnself a practical jeweller, he Is able to jndpe, with accuracy, tiie value and Wolkinunshlp of all articles in his line. I'RKciors STONF.S, tec Diamond, topaz, ruliy. torqnoise. mourning, wedding and chased with a ureal variety plain and common. YEARLY ADVERTISING.

Yearly Advertising in this paper, $20 per annum tho Spaco occupied at one time never to exceed three squares Advertising for six months, BUSINESS CARDS, S3 per annum. All advertisements not accompanied with written in'tmctioiis will bo inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly. AH transient advertisements must be paid for en in ocparauon irom any and that had a tinge of Nativeism, was freely and past nine years, solicits a ontinuanco of the same. It shall be his utmost endeavor to give work of the best materials and make. C.

B. B. having been awarded tho Premium of the recent Fair, it is evident his work, as it always has been, is of a BROOKS FASHIONABLE CABINET. SOFA. T.

mscusseo. ana Darlien nr whdh.r CHAIR MANUFACTORY WAREHOUSE. No. whereupon a motion lo divide the house was made and carried. Upon tho division of the house the chair again declared it impossible to decide the ques the Convention ought, under any circumstances, to adopt the nominee of the Native party for Congress, 44 Fulton street.

The subscriber would respectfully call the attention of the public to his splendid stock of ROSEWOOD Sc. MAHOGANY FIJRNITfiRR N. B. Gentlemen embarkint, for sea. cti ho instnntlv supplied for the voyago.

jel in advance. all manufactured of the best materials and workmanship, and in Louis XIV. and XV. styles together with a general SHAWLs HALIit HUGHES, 107 Fulton are desirous Of closine out thn whnln of thalr sfrck nl'Rn assortment of x7iuy a. oeaman, ana mat, notwithstand ing it was urged on behalf of Mr.

Seaman that ho was a supporter of Whig measures, and that the present stato of political affairs called for every sacrifice of purely partv feeliiw which could nnnrntn in PARLOR BED ROOM FURNITURE rege. Silk and Net Summnr ShurU. nnH nn sellint, thnm tion, and appointed Dr. Van Dyke and Mr. Hutton tellers to count the meeting.

Mr. Hutton here moved an adjournment which tho chair put aud declared to be carried. Tho Chairman and Secretary then left their seats, when on motion. Col. Nathan of the most approved patterns.

WEEKLY EAGLE, IS PUBLIHHEIJ EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING. J23 Terms SI pur annum, payable in advance. oil at cost many of thefi, having been bought very recently, will be sold 50 per ceat. below former prices. au25 om T.

BROOKS, 44 Fulton street. prevent the election of a Congressman in favor of OftlPOT OF CABINET AND COMMON FURNITURE, and House Furnishine articles eenerallv The MSisjS A largo assortment or Linen Shootings and JLA 4 4 wide Linens. Buckabucks and Diapers, riumask Table Linen and Cloths. ftuDkins and L)nvll. iust rocf.lv.

nig measures, ana aitnough there was much of subscriber is weekly in the receipt of large invoices of all kinds of Painted and Low Priced Furniture from Boston, and has now on hand a verv full and comolete assortment nf finn personal triendliness manifested towards Mr. in the discussions that jtook place, yet the provailinr ed and selling cheap HALL HUUHES', BOOK AJfO PKIXTIXfi PRINTING IN GOLD, SILVER, AND FANCY COLORS, Kxr.cult.il with Taste and Promptness, AND AT A GREAT REIIUCTIOS FROM FORMER RATES. lu, Fulton street. IlS.VI'rS A 1 aissrnnani 01 Merrinmcaml other Cabinet Furniture, tine Feather Beds and pure Curled H.iir Mattresses, with various new patterns of mah'y, walnut und maple Bedsteads, Clocks, Looking Glasses, OU Cloths, India American PrinerOT tMPCjcst stvles, just purchased FOR CASH, and so! a34aaaliy low prices, at auao Matting, Table Cutlery, China Tea Sets, Ate, all of which he will sell at very reduced prices. 'siKum1 11115 lvi 1 niton st.

jvi k. j. i'UUD. ulton street. ten bales of Jl'g'JT opened, stHastrttGEiACHED and BROWN SHEjajNCSlKSl SHIRTINGS be sold at the very loWMt latMSit s'GS thoy will "'at convention was that a total separa tiou from tho Natives was a thing demanded by the voice of tho Whigs of the District and so the Convention determined by a refusal to nominate their candidate, and by putting in nomination a good, thorough, and unexceptionable' Whig." Alas, that the wedding of two years' since should come to such an inglorious termination Alas, that tho marriu gc baked meats should thus coldly furnish forth tho tnteraZ tablo CIIIIIVESE GOODS.

The subscriber has just re ceived direct from Canton, a beautiful iiRstnrtmftnt tit JGHES', 107 Fulton st. FANCY TABLES (or TEA POYS) in setts. The advantage of getting them from first hands will enable ourchas ones, of every size and pattern, from 25 cents to $15. Bosom pins, us, 11 great variety of beautiful designs, and with pink, orange and hrown colors. Topaz, amethyst pink and clu ler Pins, both imitation and real splendid diamond do.

i laourning, shawl and hair pins. A splendid assortment of stone and fancy pins for gentlemen. Al bracelets of enamelled, topaz, amethyst, stone, plain, nn I hair, chains, a great variety, from 12 to 34f ench of new and beautiful patterns, comprising some of the Albert ami wove; an excellent assortment of Gold Keys, from cl upward, to match. Karrings, plain and enamelled, engraved and stone do. Ears pierced, and rings inserted immediately.

SI'ECTAt and silver Spectacles, and glasses inserted 10 suit any age. Eye glasses, gold lockets, miniature cases, a lare variety gold and silver pencil cases and gold thimbles, fioni Si to Sin gold pens from the best manufactories. SILVER WARE. Cup soup ladles, napkin rings, table and teas, desserts, salts, mustard, sugar tongs, butter knives, fruit and cheese do. till ul which lire made of silver warranted equal to coin.

Also 11 line lot of gold' nntf silver watches from tin; be.stinakers. verge, lever, horizontaL. Vertical. l'latid vvare, tea Irays. fruit baskets, Candfor sticks, coll'co and tea setts, silver combs, thimbles, platedt spoons, pocket knives, scissors, silk pur.scs, locket books Door plates, made ami en'ttraved in a sutH'rkir style.

HnVhig in his employ an experienced watch maker, he tan his patrons that their ork shall he done in superior manner, and warranted lo give entire satisfaction; having a bcaulilul linn: keeper made expressly for his own tm by which watches enlrusied to his care are regulated with great accuracy. Tlin in want of any of the above articles, are respectfully invited lu call and cxamino, as the goods will be fn ely shown, and oll'ercd at such prices a cannot fail lo suit. JuHN U. CHASE. Manufacturing Jcict'lcr, 111 Fulton st.

2 doors bclour, jel if Concord, Brooklyn of white and scarlet, plain laASKHl minimis, nn hnnrl mill JL' and twilled ers to obtain them at AUCTION PRICES. Samples of the above arc now ready for examination at my wardrooms, selling at very low pBcBs, aBlol Barrett of Castlcton was immediately called to the Chair and Thorn S. Ki.vgsland, Esq of Westfield, elected Secretary. On motion, the report of the minority of the Congressional Convention, as presented by Mr. Thompson, was rejected.

On motion of Mr. F. L. Hagadorn the following State ticket was unanimously approved of by the meeting: for Governor, Silas Wright; for Lieutenant Governor, Addison Gardner; for Canal Commissioners, John T. Hudson, of Erie, Cornelius L.

Allen, of Washington. Mr. Hagadorn then read the report of tho majority of the Congressional Convention, as it was submitted to the Kings County Mass Meeting, and moved that this report be accepted by the meeting, and the nomination of Henry C. Murphy, of Kings, as the Representative in Congress from the Secona Congressional District, be unanimously approved, which was accepted. The following county ticket was, on motion, unanimously approved Fur Member of Jlsscmbly GEORGE II.

COLE. For County C.crA JOSHUA MERSEREAU, Jr. For Sicriff JACOB M. GUYON. Fur Coroners JOHN L.

RICHARDS, of Northfichl 1U7 Ulton St. 1NO. ULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. my29 T. BROOKS.

A lii'ACCASritMlafttatof silk warp blk and blue 1 auction, much below va oik SAFJiiS Just received, a large quantity nf Wire Safes of super, workmanship, cheap for cash. lae they will be si 1 1 prolit, at UGHES', 107 Fulton st. jco ft. J. TODD, 8S Mlltun strcfit.

au25 awns iinii Printed Mu. JT Iins A sural mimfttMt oorls, of l'mhl colors, now selling oil'at a liul. iflgjjBialf the price they sold for the early part ot'thi WAXTED 110ARD WANTED, with an ujmrl meut unfurnished, by a single Ladv, either in a uku ruum lur winter 1UGI1ES, 107 Fulton st. nna private family respectable boardinc house, in New York or Brooklyn, where the use of handsome purlnr furniture or A A' HALL Fulton BAREGES anil BALZORHESm nov sclline off thirtv nrr rt. instruction on me piano, guuar, or in singing, wouiu uc con sidercd an equivalent (or hor bonrd.

Apply to cheaper than two inouios' since, iu order to make room tor fall goods. 25 SSl.MEltES. V'ESTINCS. UltKAST I'lNtf The subscriber sju tt it. .1.

TU1J1), H8 'ulton street. PBOA55.SS A sinirle gentleman can be nccommodnUMi with a handsome furnished room, breakfast and tea, a highly respectable family in South Brooklyn, where A eood. stork nflhmtutwtrt'ifi iliwlivlll JX has made a THEODORE FREAN, of Castlcton, nreliil selection from a choice lot of Cameos. be shld td purchusofflSfc SyWmll prntii, at GEORGE MILLER, of Soulbfield, ANDRR1V Klinv nrWno fii.i recently imported Irom Koine, which he has mounted In line gold, and oilers to the ladies liir their inspection. s2li W.YI.

WISE. ID Fulton st. if. WUf.ffc Jl Fullnn.st. there nn; no other boarders.

Apply to aull tf 'J 'ODD, 68 Fulton street LAK'l'U RUGS, CAIP'ETS, Flour Oil Cloth A few pieces nf Injrrrtin ami Venrtirm fumci Several gentlemen bo accommo dated witii und handsuine unuruneiiLsin a pleas "HTIAfit lfl.S A few pairs of the most SUd pattern of Ear Rings Vel made, finished and for sale by WISE, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Fulton street. Oil Cloths, table Oil Cloths, and Hearth lings, lately purchased at low prices at auction, and selling clieup, at ant situation in this city, and within a lew minutes walk vS tne Kerry. Inquire at the corner of Sands and Ad.ui.s streets. jvi3 ti uuxa haul a. huuhes'.

107 Fulton st. lEKTI.S lMH.VJS SEAL RINtiS A few admira Jr Gi C. Vaiurhn's advertisement for bly set cvmiet" riuirs. iusi linished and and fojr OAKIIIVji Two gentlemen and their wives, and four siimlc eeiitleiucn, can be with sale by WM. WISE, jc3 watchmaker and jeweler, Fulton st.

lald lhe treat American Jhtemedy, ItoilgJaju's Vegetable LitlUoiitri ntic Mix tUPL pacious bedrooms and board, on moderate terms, at Pearl street, corner of Prospect. tf PANACEA is now being intro JC ihMSyb tluiopu, Hit RlB't oml' Wctl tilUles, South A few genteel boarders can be accnn MJm uiodaied with eood hoard for the bv anulvino jit a.Vt',nc 1R1 IT KNIVES, appropriate for piesenti. 3 a choice supply received tliis day, tor sale by WILLIAM WISE, jc3 watchuiakerand jeweller, 7aFultonst. A word to J.ontr iKlit iiilers! IX there be any peculiar section, above all others, which should endeavor to aid tho future Democratic ascendancy in the councils of the State, through the ensuing election, wo think that Kings county that Long Island is that section. Long Island is not interested in those specious forms of internal improvement' under which so much of Uio peoplo's money has.

of lato years been squandered and which have taken the hard earnings of Long Inland farmers and mcchancis, and in some form or other put it in the pockets of distant speculators It is well Jtuown that the. Whigs, in the interior (and at first a portion even of our own party though that has passed away, now) got up the most furious opposition to Gov. Wright, because he would not connive at those miscalled schemes of improvement' This opposition to him in the interior is the very clenching argument why he should be supported by the people vfthe south west. Here, at least, it cannot be said that we wish to pay money for all sorts of local canals, roads, in regions two or three hundred miles away! Here, at least, we can realize that virtue in a Chief Magistrate which looks to tho rights of the whole people and will not bo swayed from its high integrity by the enmity of any number of baffled special interests, and speculators, seeking to fatten on the people's treasury. Men of Long Island It were a shalno and a disgrace to us, did wo desert Silas Wright, in the position which circumstances have pnt him, now! And to desert him for such a man as John Young a man identified with the very opposite of Mr.

Wright's wishes and principles a man for squandering, for giving every and any local interest its due sop a man made np of the worst peculiarities of the party which the true Democrat will oppose, while he has a hand to raise, or a vote to deposite Free trade men Now, men of Brooklyn who feel the truth one of the greatest and noblest in the Democratic codo that prohibition' and protection', and all unnecessary bars to trade, are against the true spirit of freedom now we call upon you to espouse the ticket presented to you at the editorial head of this paper! We are not afraid lo say in the most opon manner that tho Democracy of this section go into the coming contest the avowment of opposition to prohibitive or protective tariffs, and to laws which stand as obstacles in the way of trade between community and community, or between man and man. at me corner of Nassau and Adams streets. o7 aw other parts of the globe, where disease cx The United States and the Canadas have years severely tested the virtues whieh mrNh eSte 4Ti JGXTHKJL CJOAllW Two single Gentlemen SjJB" may find pleasant rooms and board at No. 0 Willow street, Brooklyn. tf Oltit i HSitVi 'S BREAST I'INS, of a variety ol pattorns, fur hy WM.

WISE, jc.T Watchmaker and Jeweller, 79 Fulton t. tapon the introduction of this medicine, hesi the pritjMun tnted MMBCB y.it possessed. In introducing this GREAT ivkMkUY. the moat startling promises were 11 ui 1110 uieuicine so novel was inetheorv IVil UOLI) A.I SILVER THIMBLES, Unsur JLa' passed iu puriiv ol' metal or beatttv of orkmanship, at the store of WM. WISE.

7fl Fulton st. jel 1 Name your wishes, maid Every wish shall be obeyed." upon which the cures were to be eirrtci AXI5 DO YOU WISH TO POSSESS a clear. up their hands, and cried what next started with surprise, and the fair and healthy skin 1 Do you wish to remove from More beautiful Consistency. Thero was a solemn, eloquently written document circulated in these diggings not many seasons ago, appended to which are the names of Francis B. Slryker, (our Whig Mayor) John Dikeman, Burden Stryker, and many other gentlemen, now as before, prominent in the Whig ranks from which document we cull the following extracts Fellow citizens.

When in the course of ovents, a now party, acting on a now combination of established principles, is, from necessity or choice, called into being, it is due, as well to the projectors as to the rest of their fellow citizens; that the moves and objects of the one, and the manner in which it affected the other, should be clearly and candidly defiued. We, therefore, doclaro to you and to the world, that the which we, as a new party, seek to accomplish are mainly these two Such an alteration iu the Naturalization Laws as to require all foreigners who shalL come to tbis country with a view to make it their permanent residence, to declare, upon oath, within one year after their arrival, their attachment to the Constitution, and that it is their iutention to becomo citizens of the United States, and that after such declaration shall be made, they shall evince the sincerity and soundness of their principles and intentions, by a due observance of the Constitution and laws for a much louger period than five years, before they shall be admitted to citizenship and wo are of opinion that 21 years probation aro required. Secondly, To oppose the elevation of foreigners to office. We also hold that as foreigners in no other part of the globe are allowed to interfere in the concerns of government, to protect ourselves against foreign machinations, and to enable the country to remain pure in the national principles of its government, and as strong and united ia its policy as other countries, that we also should exclude foreigners from holding office, or oxercising any direct control in our political concerns. They have como over in ship loads to our shores, aud now, after a residence of five years, exercise more influence in our eloctions than the natives of the soil.

For all these reasons and others too numerous to be stated in this address, we, the Native American Convention, do solemnly declare that we will by all necessary legal and constitutional means, endeavor to procure such an alteration in our Constitution and laws, as will prevent foreigners who may hereafter come to this country, from holding office amongst us, and deuy them the rights of voting until after a residence of twenty one years. And for the attainment of these ends, donying hostilities to any individual, and without expressing any preference for previous existing political parties, we pledge ourselves to our fellow.citizens and to each other, that wi will engage in a continual AND UNTIRING EXERTION. FacatoH themselves merry over the new lium iJ'J'IiJJli CUT HEAIiS. from Xos. 5 to 9 inclusive, 01 73 nest quality, fir low bv JcS W.YI.

WISE, 7 Fulton st. It being here declared to the meeting that Mr. Guyon positively refused to serve as a candidate Far Sheriff JOHN HENRY VAN CLEEP, of Castleton, was openly nominated, and the nomination unanimously approved. On motion, Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting bo signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in the Brooklyn Eagle and the Democratic papers of New York. On motion, adjourned.

NATHAN BARRETT, Char'n. Thorn S. Kincsland, Soc'y. Henry C. Murphy.

We re publish, on our First Page, the proceedings of the County Meeting, with the Congressional Delegation's report, and Mr. Murphy's speech. Wo have little desire to as there is hardly any need that wc should append many words of our own on the topic of that Report. It makes the case clear enough and although we entertain no ill will toward Judge B. P.

Winant, or that small portion of Staten Islanders who assume to claim for him the nomination wo must be allowed to express a surprise that the considerations and facts set forth iu that Report do not induce Judge W. to withdraw at once aud we are not without hopes, well founded ones, that he will withdraw We observe that the Whig print in this city, the Advertiser, has been mado the organ of the fore mentioned opposition to Mr. Murphy. Of course, it is needless to state the infereuce from this fact. bug, the result: the three years have passed pinion, the voice of millions and more ot'oh Sls, have stamped this REMEDY the mn, 9a Books aub Stationcrn.

letful, incomprehensible and miraculous cur auvepuuusi igrnr whidsAffiBBOMlM proaucea. rne une Great Disease of this medicine had the nresnmntlnn your complexion every uisnguremcnt in the shape ot tan, sunburn, pimples, blotches, scurvy, biles of inosquitos, prick ly heat, iacc worm, and ia fact all skin blemishes, eruptions, etc. If so, do not delay in applying that wonderful and magical skin purilier, HDWMY'S GHHVESE MEDICATED SOAP. A few days' use of this valuable soap will insure a beautiful clear complexion and sweet and healthy skin to thoc who have now the most discolored or disfigured, in any manner whatever. None genuine unless signed R.G.

Radway, Health Agnut. Sold at the Medicine and Perfumery Depot, iU Hudson st. New York at 131) and 100a Fulton street, and 5 Market street, 11 rook I yn iQ M. NEVL, liooKsnLLtiu ami Al. 1 Rft 'flnri that ai.i.

viirinns ip.naou millions of believers. They must believe for tliflf fcaw wMnessed the effect of this restorative. It nas coBBona isffrr oy simply conauerinz the one. now open their eyes. Their old dos mist, ny belore the light ol truth, unci seeks a road to health its own wav.

in commOjiMiliijBi' oitt stead drawing eyes and being led. The truth of the Fulton ft has constantly on hand a general assortlnenl of Rooks. LAW BLANKS. Blank Books, SCHOOL HOOKS. Juvenile Hooks am! Primers, Bibles, Prayer aud Hymn Hooks, Histories.

Dictionaries, Letter Writers, Albums I'orll'ol ins, every varietyof Steel Pons, Quills, Letter and Note 1'aper, Envelopes, Sealing Wax, Waters. Illuo. lllack and Red Ink, Ink Standi, Slates. Sand iinxes, Rulers. Pass and Receipt Hooks, Parchment.

Drawing Paper, ISrNtol Itnard. Perforated INiper, Playing ami Conversation Cards. Games, Song Books, Engravings, House Bills, Landlord anil Tenant Agreements, Copy Hooks. Paint Boxes, Drawing Pencils, Tissue Paper, etc. at such low price as ill insure universal satisfaction.

S3" All the Cheap Publications. Monthly Masazlncs. pnncinpwvniWtBl 1 tnis aruclc cures is established, and boldly, most emphatically, most de hia medicine will drive from the hnl nia akt or oAcsrv, WATyj.i;, JL tc MU. VV. WHALE AND DAUGHTER respect fully announce tit the Ladies and Gentlemen of Brooklyn and its vicinity, that the above classes will commence on Monday, 12th at GOTHIC HALL, in Adams street.

Days of Tuition for young Ladies, and Gentlemen under 14, every Monday afternoon at 3, and Saturday morning at 9Ja o'clock and on Monday evenings, at 8 o'clock, for thy elder clus5 of Gentlemen. For terms and farther particulars please see Circulars, to be had of Mr. L. Linn, at tho Ua.ll, and at the dillerent music stores. N.B.

Brooklyn Pupils will be entitled to the Soirees at Constitution Hall, 650 Broadway, New York, without extra charge. Cw Daily and eekly Papers, and New Books, received as soor MICHAEL NEVTN. as published every ii'iftl tiltiVn name every disorganization of the system jeSusCeet 2st. If bone andmusclc remain, this medicine ttfWtoJtoyjdJ Spcrfect state. The old Calomel, bleeding, blUttaiBA'iJBatoi'5 about tn fa The proof daily presenting iOgfttMluth of OUR THEORY, is a prop out of the old snlMIIWlfcMrh will soon tumble to the ground, a shapelessjMUtofbaBViince and deception.

lNVALiojtafl3iTO8kice to this medicine. It is a strictly product of our own soil a compound of tw) MfttjBfferent ingredients. Each root has its pecaliafWt'ofgilSfcystein to act upon, and this action is always pjrjducedjTJts effect upon the whole system Is iin Testimony of thj highostcharacteris daily comimj to hej(fcrictor, full of truth, and you will al 1T Fulton street. Brooklyn. I VEIiSAI A scries of Dls Miprebeiision of Ihe Church as Scriptures, and stihordinately li'Nlant Episcopal church, witb H'ritand worship.and a view EL courses on the True exhibited mainly ia tho Hi iu the standards of liu 1'r.

thoughts on church govern the ehiircli in lle by Rev. John S. Stone, D.D Sjcc lyn. Price SI for refusing to consecrate a stead of a Communion Table. ways see names, maces ana uates.

a particle of filse tnrol'ChriI lnireh. llro Mcll.VAINKV Rea.s. church having an Altar Pxw the nart of this Great fTim nuir evidence is, of the pamphlet is desired. It Price For sale The most pives the UJKlrt'i'INO IttlC iWAWVlFACTOia TlIJi JL subscriber has recently introduced steam power and improved machinery into his manufactory, which enables him to furnish his customers with a very superior article. Printers and Merchants who may have orders for Printers' Ink will hnd them promptly executed at moderate prices, and may rely on being supplied with ink of excellent quality and of unchangeable color.

The subscriber manufactures Ink of various colors, Red, Blue, Green, Or ders directed to his manufactory, liUG Frunt street, between Montgomery and Governeur streets, through tiie Despatch Post, will be punctually utleudcd to. s22 2indfcw GEORGE MATHER an ine secondary complaints which A M. WILDER. ,1 Fulton slroct, or "21 WI I.DER 131) Atlantic st prevail, am imvu curcti oy whs ariicie. JSvl deuce of cu me most ureaunu cases ot linger as been the fortune of any medi iog coinnlal A.SIVKH.I.'.n ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS' Pocket lioott, a new and iitinroved eihtion iirirelV cino to copo' 1 casus wuicn nave oeeii lelt to urga city of our Union and the die.

Honor Canadas ha' HhV'WHiHl is ariicie tor their lives, and so lMuCT lihdMft Longfellow '7; Poems, coiiipleie in 1 volume: price 50 cts. Tile ol'a 1'relty Woman, by Pardoe, author of The Cily of the Sail in" price 25 cents. For sale by A.M. UII. HER.

al Fulton street, jeC and WILDKl! Co. Allnntic street jump about and do they, as 11 session 01 tne proprietor will gentlemen, how can you turn so snow. tut ill cure DROPSV This GrkaT GRAVEL, airtatt Irtntrf difficulty in the urinary organs t'HSTMI. or A Cry Horn the Hum. by the "Thirlv Om." Prostrated and Pulrer tomptamia owngMnfatmjtfL, Tccaxncss oj ineoaelc; iSMALE lIUtSGULAB FLOOR Oil CLOTH AVAltt EAIO JVb.

18 Fulton street, Brooklyn. The undersigned have on hand at their store, No. Iti Fulton street, a htnro quantity of Floor Oil Cloth of the most choice and fashionable patterns, equal in quality to any other similar goods manufactured In the United States, which they olfer tor sale in quantities to suit purchasers, and on the most reas onable terms. J. E.

UNDERIIILL CO. P. Old Cloths renovated and repainted for about hall the price of new cloths. 24 tf cheeked, and a healthv 1 by tho Hand of I race Mann. Secretary, fcc.

For salo tone civen to Let every Femalti at one rAu.r. by A. M. Wll.iilll!. 1'ulton st el Co.

111!) Atlantic St. to this safe 0 no other. Diseased In. digestion Bii ts, Dyspepsia instantly reliev DrodUCOd hv innrtinn tT tl.A I.VK1 eu juicumai Si.S l'OR 1 IT received and for sale by A. M.

Wll.lHii;. 51 Fnltnn street, and IVH.lU'.ll Si CO. UK AtWrrtie St. blood, will al wauHliB Inflamed Lungs, Cough, even ol7 Consumption, meats nu ineir medical advls cured by this medicine SCRO tcases. Piles Erusivdas.

era were deceii FULA and atl What tire true Whigs of Kentucky think of the 'true Whiffs' of N. If. The Louisville Journal of October 5th, the organ of Mr. Clay, published by his biographer and friend, Prentiss, has the following hint to the true Whigs" of New York Some of tho Whig papers in New York oppose Mr. Young, the Whig nominee for the office of Governor, on the ground that his past votes in the New York Legislature show a leaning toward anti rentism.

If this charge against him has any truth in it, the convention that nominated him deserves the execration of every true Whig in the State." Tho National Intelligencer, the organ of the Clay Whigs at Washington, joined, it is well known, in earnest deprecation of the attempt to nominate Young. This consignment of the Whig candidate, and the convention that nominated him," to the "execrations" of Whiggery, is not so bad Mr. Clay, however, is not of the mum school of politicians, and has little sympathy with them. Important about Ballots. Tho Democrats hereabout must bear in mind that the names of all the candidates to be voted for at this election are to be on one ticket, and that endorsed State." Of course the ballot will contain the names of the persons voted for as Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Canal Commissioners, Senator, Representative iu Congress, Sheriff, County Clerk, Members of Assembly, and Coroners.

There will be three boxes used by tho Inspectors one to receive tho ballots for the various offices one for tho amended Constitution and one in relation to Negro Suffrage. Every democratic elector will do well to see that his ballot is perfect, and contains tho names of tho persons for whom he desires to voto for each of the offices to be filled at this election. mation of the ion of the Heart, Sick Headache, tiie most delightful and pleasant leeii opi ned at the above Nnmber STR EET. in Ibis lias under the name of i Jaundice, Fevery dpi KoiMift: iojK'jr'jr, real estate u. col RUT LECTING AGENT BROOKLYN.

All business entrusted to his care, and left at the office or G. Kino, No. 158 FULTON STREET, will be promptly attended to. REFERENCES, Abraham Van Nest, William H. Cary, Lewis Tappan, John A.

Newbold, Esq. Information cheerfully given in relation to the purchase and hire of Real Estate. jyll EL'S ICE CREAM ANO named seek me iviiuie catalogue migai te buy no other. 2: 12 oz. untile 31 f.trh 3Ir.

Seaniau. won't decline. The Whigs have been getting up a report that their erowhile nominee, but now the Nativs nominee for Congress, Mr. H. J.

Seaman, won't run. The Nativo organ tho Gazette and Times, (N. gives this report its quiotus, by tho following note I find a report in circulation that I intend to withdraw my name from the canvass the day before tho election. You will please contradict this report iu any way you may. think proper.

Under no circumstances will I consent to withdraw my name, but will make every effort to poll the largest cote I can. Very truly yours. HENRY J. SEAMAN. Very well let it be so Let all tho powers of a certain place where ice cream wouldu't remain ice cream long, conspire' we're ready for them all CO.FK TH.NERV SALOON, where may lie had the Put up in auebottiev ifc careful tfaxt awmot imnoscd vnon.

Kverv hnttln has the words ywM.rf?l5jfege table Lithontriptic Mixture" blown npon thi iijWilHlimirntten signature of C. Vaughn on the directioi Vaughn, Buffalo, stamped on nuine. the cork. Noi I'rejarcd by MKhn, and sold at the Principal Sfuio. at wholesale and retail Agency, 207 to whom all col toon must como post pain CAXJSjblWS OF BROOKLVN Having procured the services of an experienced workman from No.

JH1 Broadway, late Marquand Sc. the subscriber Is now rea dy lo repair the most complicated timekeeprs equal to the original. Chronometer, duplex, patent, anchor and cylinder watches repaired, and warranted for one year. Particular attention paid to French mantel clocks. JOHN D.

CHASE, o27 Manufacturing Jeweller, 171 Fulton street. choicest ivs of tiie on. such as lec Cream and Ices. Strawberries and Cream, Jollies, and every description of Preserves Swectiiitals. I'ruiis.

lry. Fanoy Confectionery or every variety. Soda and Mineral Watess, and in fact everyiliing usually i.ept in the lirst establishments of the kind iu New Yelk. Panics supplied wiih Music, Waiters. Ice Cream, JeHics, Mottos, Ice.

ol' i.rst ipialiiy. at short notice. The proprietor, pride then. selves that this establishment will, in no respi ci. be iniorior lo any in thlscifcy or Now York, in point 01' el.

uice. neatness, eoinldrt, and also in quality of ma Irrials. No 'pains and expense have been spared to make this THI' Saloon of! be city. Ladies am! Oentleincn of this sity, rtiid Visitor are re ju cifuliy soliciled not to rely upon thfc representations m. i f.n alaive, but 10 call and examine for hcmselves.

tf OKces dcvote the sale of this Medicine. i wholesale and raJSCfflfeinfork City 133 Nassau H.M Lake; Salom. MWBdfp'Iptli Thoa. P. Chase Cincin' nati.

Ohio, J. H.jafo3ist., 2d door from Walnut St. Louis, J. VWaatBrtrholesale and retail by Mrs. E.

Kidder. 100 and at retail by respectable Druggists, as advSNMKliiiSe papers. Mrs. Hayes, laOffiMUttMeel, Brooklyn E. M.

Guion. Tne Independent Treasnry, Yes: we gladly welcome this issue, too Though settled the law of the land decided by the solemn voico of the people iu Congress assembled the Independent Treasury system is yet harped upon by the Whigs, particularly iu this section, (see res. at late Whig meeting at Brooklyn Garden,) as a matter to be considered iu tho pending election a system to be repealed' If the Whig organs iu Brooklyn, however, rxpect to make profit now out of the vulgar prejudice which crewhile existed among those who did not know either the provisions or probable results of tho Independent Treasury scheme, they are reckoning without their host, wo rather think. Tho people have now, we think, too, that sober second thought' the result of the banking operations of the last twelvo years iu this country. At all events, wo avow, as far as we are concerned, an uncompromising adherence to the Independent Treasury system of dicorcing State from Bank and aro against any return to the old system.

Mass Meeting of the jUjiiucrsilic Republicans of Uiclimond County. iFridnn evening, 30IA.) At tho largest public meeting ever hold in the county of Uiclimond, convened pursuant to the call of the Democratic Republican General Committee at the Richmond County Hall, on Friday evening, Oct. 30lh, 1S4G, for the purpose of responding to tho (nominations of the several Democratic Conventions, Hon. Albert Ward was culled to the chair and A. Stewart, appointed Secretary.

It being ascertained at this time that the immense mass assembled in and arouud the building could not bo convened together in the long room, tho meeting adjourned to the Court House, which was immediately thronged to overflowing. Tho call of the mooting having been read and the report of tho Congressional Convention having been called for, Mr. John C. Thompson presented a report from tho minority of that Convention, and presented the name of Bornt P. Winant as a candidate for Member of Cungress.

Upon the question of accepting the report and approving the nomination of Mr. Wiiiant, Henry C. Hedley, took the floor, and in tvetyJe of most. masterly eloquence engaged the attention of the vast aHet mblage for more than an STREET. TION UlAJttKJbl IN T1LLARY iext door to the corner of Fulton.

He DANIEL F. FERN ALD would resnectfullv announce to 127 Bowery, cor. eMMM, New York J. J. Coddinir ton, 303 Hudson Ketchum.

Ml Fultnn do; 192 Broadway, do: L. Wil his friends and the public, that he still continues to keep a a large and choice variety of Marketiiw, such as FRESH CORN'D BEEF. FRESH CORN'D FORK, VEAL. MUTTON AND LAMB. Also, all kinds of Poultry, Fruits and Vegetables, Milk, fresh every morning.

Brooklyn, October 2d, 1846. o2 3m liams. 10a GrandMaeOVlint.msbureh. au31 T571EAXHEI ENG. It is well known that, after 10 in beds becoming clnttnil and lose their jahfl many doubtless throw old beds aside and pui lesslv expended.

10 NA HROOKLYN HEIGHTS. The undersigned won id respectfully inform lllsfiierius und the public Generally, iliat iio has taken the large, airy biiildini' on llIA STREET, near Pierrcpont, Brook Ivn Heights, and lined it up in the. most modem style, for BILLIARD AND BOW LINO SALOON'S. Gentlemen wishing lo enjoy a lew hours in the healthy and rielichtful recreation id" liowiing, or at Billiards, will lind his Rooms. Tables and Alleys ill perfect order equal to any in this vicinity, anil under tiie charge of good and fuithtul attendants.

"Ociitlomen are respectfully invited to. call and examine for themselves. In the REFRESHMENT SALOON" will be found tho. choicest refreshments of the season. N.B.

The Bowling Saloons close at 1 1 o'clock. jy WM. B. VAN VOABT: vnes, wnen it is money use san be ptiritied, dressed, and a new process invented by mado almost equal? 3o oir. VAiti fcit lato Read thefolt cv oi urooKiyn.

ate This is to certifv ing tho feathers of one of r. wc decided at onco to our beds renovated havo several othe nnnbiakeac which has been done to BUOOJK.iL.VN INSTITUTE Tho Fifth Annual Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture will open October 27th, and continue three weeks. Artists, and otli ers friendly to the increase of the Fine Arts, will benefit the object of the Institution, and confer a favor on the Committee, by tho loan of works of merit for the occasion. Notice left with either of the subscribers, or at the Institute, will bo attended to. W.

A. MORGAN, 111 Fulton street. ROBT. A. POWERS, Fulton near Powers.

THOS. THOMPSON, 72 Myrtle avenuo. STEPHEN CROWELL, 6o Nassau st. tf H. G.

NICHOLS, Secretary. fHilE BROOK1A A B1SPENSMU, 2GT EL Washington Street, 4th door north of Myrtle Avenue. OjHjn Daily, from 7 o'clock, A. to 3 o'clock, P.M., Sundays cxcentod.l Established for the mirnose of civinir era our entire satisfactii no hesitation In recom. John and our Ferry RigHts.

Wo have rocieved the following letter from a well known citizen of Brooklyu whoso name is (at our office) at tho call of any one who asks for it Mn. Editor Having been appoaled to for information, I am bound to stato that iu the final vote on tho Brooklyn Ferry Bill, Mr. Young the present candidate for Governor, voted in the negative. The vote was taken ou the 14th of May, 1845, and was 86 to 32, just two thirds without a single vote to spare. Those having access to the AssamUy Journals of that date will find the name of Mr.

Young among tho 22. One of the Committee of twenty. Amended Constitution 7 YES We neglected to state thai at tho County Meeting on Thursday night the following resolution was passed Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting the Amended Cotfstitutionj prepared by the late Constitutional Convention, oxt 'gHi (a 'Be It Js needless; to add'that wV heartily concur ia i this resolution and hope to aee county give its spirit a wide support. the community amonc mending him to ilPKI.NS, 100 Orange st. I VETS, RIVU'I'S Sli ittor Rivets, Oval Head nf dillVreul sizes and Icnglli, con'.

tanllv on handand. m6 wiioin nc resides. Brooklyn, April llOJI DR. cal Society stfgptof Kings County Medi This may certify pill he had found si is gave mo a recipe for a sick headache. I have Don't flunk'! We hope no consideration at all will induce our Democratic friends in this quarter to dodge any point presented lo them, iu reference to the coining election.

Let us be bold, fearless, and opeu browed Have we not a noble cause to work for a master spirit to lead us and all glory waiting for us in the fqtnre Have we not every probability of triumph, if we only do our duty And that duty involves that we should stick to our principles, and proudly acknowledge them as ours ours amid victory, and ours amid defeat Leave it for Whig candidates to truckle and cloak their doctrines, (if they hove any) in a of Ours is a higher more manly course tuitously, advice, medicine aud attoudanct to tho needy poor. rT. rally cures, aud can ro since usod it, and foul commend it as a safo romody for that disease Brooklyn, Oct. J845i I'CRCEH. Uook.

and at wholesale and II. NICHOLS, E. C. HAMILTON, O. H.

LEE, J. BROUVVER, isU.lra S. D. LEWIS, Visiting Committee made lo order. Also.

STOVE and COOPER'S Rivets made of the best Junlaf stock. VAN AXDE.V HOFFMAN CO, Hro No YVs'W street. New York C3 fcl IIS A aupcrlor as' sortmeut of Field, Oarden and Flowor Seeds, at the treed Store. WH Al on. SOAP, for destroying insects onplantsaao shrubs.

Al the store or WM. H. CORNELL, manly Itiorultou cor. Clark street jCM 'StK. HNCEBI AJSD BALL BOOM (Jothic Hall, Adams street, hetweon Nassau and Con cord.

Terms for the tr of this large and elcgarit In: ascertained upon apulicaiion at this oriico, or to mK7 JA9. OLN'EY, 213 WasWngJUt or sate at me oiflei ME3 W. SMITH, rotali ay jyl7 and Cranberry sts. CJOIVGS FROM LE DESERT ns sung by Mr. raige 1 For salo by A.

M. YVILPF.Il. 51 Fulton, niiiT jalS WILDER fc CO 139 Atlantic street. 11TE1IB0G C. PLUM CAKES oraa uTul and coaste maji 7 namented trr aer, for WedtogTsbl TOJERITV.IAJt SPANO Fhr pale at the Hand Storo V7JWKBSCBPER MT VVM.

11. CORN.RLL. T. je3 tf WFaifoh street. 190 Falfftt.

corner ef Olark stroet jel.