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CAPTAIN RYNDERs We insert in this days pa
per, very curious and Interesting sketch Of The
life of the reno Vnsd Captain Rynders-the cele
brated Don Giovanni Of the modern democracy =
in our next Weekly Herald, pr,btbly, we shall b.
able 10 give likeness Of this famous Captain with
a view oi his club grouped around the stove oi
their club room, and deberatiog the annvxs-
tion Of Texas. The Captain, himself, departed
very suddenly yesterday morning for Albany On
Friday evening be Unexpectedly called for his bill
at the Exchange II tel, in Barclay street, and or.
dered the waiter TO call him recisely at O'Clock
next morning, as he had to proceed to Albany on
a sort of pilgrimage to Mecca. Probably the Car
ta'n will regulate things 10 the capitol and put the
barn-burners and old hunkers in their proper pc 8
tion before he returns, jusi he has freque nty
here set Tammany Hall 10 order.


-5lropos The sketch Of the Captains Life,
which we give to-day, embraces only the even
down TO the organization OF the "Club (" The or
ganizliioa of that celebrated body with It's impor-
tant movements during the late election-the com.
tlimpnt3 received by il from the democratic mag
mates, including Van Buren-snd the recent explo.
sionsof ingrautude, OF some of the leaders, will be
all noticed in due time.