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DIR. BOSTWICK,

$780, No. IS CHAMBERS STREET
ONG known to this community a skilfu and successful
- Operative Surg and Practical Physcan NAV be
80, FREE ADVICE TO THE POOR
VIII be gwen day between o'clock For proof
his in the reatmentof Surgical and Medical
refers the reader to the Monthly Report the New York
Medical and Surgical Institute in another To strangers
any one requiring IT, references will be given many
and qualifications " $50 '''
j20 4tis*rc
TO CITY AND COUNTRY MUSIC DEALERS AND
PROFESSORS OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
IHEUNDERSlGNEDw would respectfully inform his friends
ana PATRONS that he has just received from Europe large
OF vioms Of various prices and quality Csllo
1rS with vaye and plain French Horn with valve
ments, wholesale and retail, by
j. +. WALTER,
,.,. . 1l6 West Broadway, up stairs
je9 lmrrc "
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THE " jVRIGH1' HOUSE,
81 Nassau street.

WILLIAM WRIGHT formerly Of the Rams Head Full
w begs leave inform his friends that be
unacquan!ed with the fact distance well those
scale Of comfort that cannot be surpassed by
IN the Union. His bar is furnished with the best Of wines OF
every class Scotch Whskey Of the pures brands Porter
ana every other article for well stocked bar lnde
pendent OF which, he has splendid furnished the
second hoor specially ddoptedor private and public meetings
courts MARTIAL or any general purpose besides which he has
provided permanent and transient In
extensive and well ventilated bedrooms the furniture and
well assorted, and every attention will be paid the
nens Of the dodgers, well the yisters the Reea
on all occasions. WILLIAM WRIGHT
myeo lm-ec 81 Nassau street.
BOARDING. AT n COURTLANDT STREET.
G0OD BQARDING, with pleasant rooms for single gentle
adjoining, suitable for genteei family-by
myl3 imsrc MRS. GERE, n Courtlsndt street
i 4 NiplI I-isa L,shais oIaan IV a-ts-s
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HARTWELL'S
VA SHIN G TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
PHILAD ELPHIA.
% Baths Just inroduced-WMm and Cold-n fine apart.
ments-ior both ladies aud Gentlemen. my29 Imfm
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House
~ being convenient to the business Of the city, THIS
and substantial dnner cents lodgings Is cents For
veience and comfort this house equal hotel in the
and half the price Permanent boads be
very reasonable terms.
the delicacies of the served up, they
arrive market half the price Of other houses Elegant
ors for the referee dinners
per parties. The very best Of liquors. jus 3m|rc
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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
AIIIU yOpK AROR ATQRX

NEW YORK LABORATORY. -
Nj BENNETT 1856 Front street, two doors south OF Full
wi. The extensive and brilliant assortment Of
Fireworks offered the above place. consisting OF
Hona and Signal Rockets with gold and silver Rain Suns
angles Vertcs Mines of Sepents and Stars Maroons Ben
goIa Light Roman Candles, Serpent Pin Wheels Gnsshop
Pigeons Torpedoes Pulling Crackers Double Headers Fire
Crackers, Canton Rockets, &c., &c.
Country merchants and dealers general requested to
call and examine the above stock.
n b. Committees city and country displays military and
private parties can supplied the liberal terms with
the mentioned articles mate as having
been selected with the utmost care. I'm m27+rk
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THE J0TRNEY EY1IEN

bROWN SIONE CUTTERS.
nF the Cities OF New York Brooklvn and I.r,a f;, 49,
svsssn 20 mes, az Hall 10 Prince street.
Iuesaay mong June 9th, l845 the ar
ioI the Funeral Obsequies Of GENE
49, nal ANDhEW JACKSON, in common with our fellow
IT, anu pursuant to the of the city authorities
~ of Jouneymen Brown Stone Cutters will moi
IT, n aging homer to the lustrious dead-the Hero
e rarot the Staesman-one of the brphfrst
IN the galaxy Of American PATRIOTS S'A''e''a''oA'
urNpv .pv,,, WILLIAM MULLEN, President.
-1--eI GxaNhlN, secretary j2O tire
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ITO PRINTERs-REWARD.-W Whoever win give infor.
nation leading to the discovery Of the author Of paper
dited New York. june ie s headed CncuLARo and eIa.
agsds 10 an eee9a Tor S shall be Handsomely
stating where an interview be had, win meet
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FIRE WORKS,
Wholesale and Retaii-U States Laboratory.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have hand and for SALE entire
stock ofbrsnt Fire Works, comprising very general
assortment which for beauty appearance and real utility will
exceed any offered by them in Is and sold by
weight will be found by perhaps 30 cent the cheapest the
city.
Canton Fire Crackers SC in abundance.
GASSNER & YOUNG,
1872 Chatham street, opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealers Groceries and Fruits and Agents for the celebrated
Pavilion Fountain Saratoga.
BSrpents and Chasers being prohibited in this city, g.
will 5y receive orders for them from the country
u5 IN rh
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FIRE YORKSHIRE WORKS.
UyHE SUBSCRIBERS have opened large assortment Of
Fire Works, which they will sell as cheap other
vender in the city. = W. H. BALLAGH,
No. Chambers street corner Of Chatham street.
N.B.-The Works are No. 1. jus 3wfrc
WORKS, CRACKERS, &C.
FOURTH OF JULY, ls45.
COUNTRY and City Dealers in Fireworks will find it to
~ their advataget call and extensive assortment
Of the best quality r. AYLIFFS old establishment rs
Chatham street Ae quantity Of Fire Cgacksss Just received
Mind have removed from s6 to Is Chatham lel lmrc
FOURTH OF JULY, 1915.
FIREW ORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
E subscriber offers for sale complete assortment Of
roechnic articles, manufactured exclusively Tor his own
sales, by the best maker in the country.
Cities towns public private exhibitions, supplied at the
lowest prices, and the quality warranted.
Wholesale buyers Of small fireworks will find their advan
tace giving call Prices low good article be af
foed the best article warranted be the cheapc
Chinese Frecackers and Fireworks reduction of to SO
- s'"' j. W. HOLBERTON, IS Maiden lane,
m3l tivi IN below William street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FRENCH OPERA
First rcappeaance Of MILE CALVE First Pnma Donna.
This Evening, June 2Oth,
VIII be performed Comic Opera 10 three acts cslied
LES DiAMANS DE LA COURONNE
The Crown Diamonds
Don Henri9ue. NJ Ceurot Barbargo NJ. Dessonyill-
Don Sebatien, Buscher Nugnoz, Oternot
Rebolledo, Bernard A Seryaut Peilere
Campo Mayor, Matthew Officer Chaffary
GstdIma. Nile Caive
Diana. ........ Stephen Ceurot
Price Of Admsson-First Tier Of Boxes Parquette
81; Second and Third Tiers so cents; Gallery cents
Doors open at o'clock and the turtu wi precisely
all.pastT Tn
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FIRE WORKSi FIRE WORKS!!
MR. EDGE respectfully informs the public that his
lvl this the scale
ever attempted this country He now fully prepared to
furnish Cities Towns, Public Gardens, Theatres Parties &c.
with pyrotecnc displays varying price from $50 $4,000
comprising the brilliant and fires and approp
designs Mr. E. will also add his display this
entire coors before exhibited the pubc-A Car
mine Royal Purple Maroon aud Mazarne Blue, unknown
any other Pyrotechnist
Offices in the City, Nblos Garden, Mr. j. Robertson and
No 81 Courtlandt Mr. W. H. Pages the Laboratory
Jersey City ISAAC EDGE, Jr., Pyrotechnist.
IuSar
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Please notice that S. Beekman 491 Courtand street.
longer agent for the sale Of the Genuine Schenck
Pulmonc Syrup
The Genuins schsnck Pulmonc Syrup be had at the
Broadway No. 90 South Sixth Street. Philadelphia one
below the Of Chestnut Broadway Albany;
No. State street. Boston, and No IS North Gay Bal
timore. je2O lm+rc j. H. SCHENCK
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m A INV fOTtK, 18th June, IUf5.
p AIN JAMES fklCE Commander ofthe British
SIR:- ''"'' iieia'u
te Undersigned passengers who sailed with Won In the
brig vlctoa from Galway this port cannot in jus
% our feelings Of gratitude from you without
nsning you with our humble testimony Of ypr conducf
kni anda Kind obgng commander
us SIR we shall long retain lively OF you
many kindnesse bestowed upon sine hopine that
only who can say to the boisterous seas be still
% 20 sheid y3 IN all your future voyages with his Irotec
uns arm We are dear s:r, with great respect
four grateful and obedient servants
STEPHEN DANIEL
I. BATTER,
j. WHITE,
T. CARR,
p. CARR,
,oo ,,. JOHN HIGGINS,
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MINERALS AND SHELLS AT AUCTION:
LEVY will sell Saturday Evening, at O'Clock, al
A. No 2as Broadway variety Of Minerals and Shells par
which viii be sold by the which they packed
Also Lava and Silver Ornaments with other articles
the collection ofa bachelor. j2O 2t+m
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

WATCHES :-WATCHEs AND JEwELRY.-Those
w who wish purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils Keys &c., will find i greatly their ad
call the subscriber who selling all descriptions
city Gold Watches low $50 and s25 EACH Watches and
good the money refunded Watches Jewey repair
ed in the best and warranted, much less than the
usual price
6. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail. 81 Wall street,
n25 I,n*ec Late cor William ST. 10 stairs
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has in numerous instances, and upor
suudry occasions, within The knowledge o
all who have watched his public course
and perused his published speeches and
expressions, manifested ignorance of our
government and laws in very essen,ia
points. The lasl arrival brings strong
evidence of his want Of accurate nforma
lion as TO tile state of parties with US, upon
d point too as TO which an American
school boy could prompt hini.
u
Arlhe same time, we must say lha; the
recen; Texas effort of that great man is,
in our humble opinion, rather unworthy
Of him, not consistent with former warm
expressions Of gratitude on his parI, aud
uucalled for in any view of the present
relarfous between The United States and
Grea Britain, as they affect ireland or The
glorious cause in which Mr.. 'Connell is
SO ardenIly engaSed."
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EDGEFEEED AEsHEFssEE:.
w. F. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
NEiY TERMS.

TWO DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, per annum
If paid III advance -$3 if moi paid within si'
months from the date oi subscription, ano
S4 ifnot paid before the expiration Of The
year. All subscriptions will Discontinued
unless otherwise ordered before the cxpIra
ton of the year; but no poperwill be dlScon
tinued until all ar,earageS are paid, unless al
the option Of the Publisher.
Any person procuring Eve responsible Sub
scribersy yshall receive the paper for one year
gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS onspicuously inserted at "a
cents per square, (I2 lines. or less, for the
first insertion, and 37t for each continuance
Those published monthly. or quarterly, will
be charged 81 per square. advertisements
mol having the numher of insertions marked
on them. will be continued until ordered out
and charged accordingly.
All communications, post paid, will be prompt
ly and strictly attended TO.
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From The Ne1U York Herald.
BISHOP HUGHES AND DANIEL
O'CONNELL.

The ubusr winch O'Cnnnc!i las poured
oul agalns' lnls country aud lis insIIt"'iuns
abuse conlInucd l"r 5" Inaut years, anu
diversified by all The varied powers Of
malisuam vHupera,Ion. Ui WINCH thai
individual Is pussessed-hrgIns Ill last 10
awaArn sentiments 0l lndIgndlun Ia The
unsouI oi lr!s rnunIrymen whU have sworn
allegiance Ia tins republic. The dlssolu
lluu III me Repral Assucfaion al BALI
more, aud olner movements 10 Different
parts III ths country, have afforded sails
factory evidence that his saIulary reaction
had taken pact III The minds OF The Irish
III An eIca. -:
lSul one of The most remarkable Of these
Signs ui The lImes-and il very judlcious,
encouraging, sensible sig'.-II II ls-is the
publication Of Bishop Hughes protest
against The rrceul sprecnes hnd jeclara
tIous OF O'Cnnnell AIIh.relerence to This
country. That Is 10 say, the organ of the
BIsnup winch Is regarded as syuonlmous
with himself, comes Out buddy and fairly
in condemnation OF OrCOnuel.. This is
indeed the most sensible movement vi the
parl of the Bishop that we have seen for
long ume, aud rebounds greatly ln The
crcdu of the prelale.. In The Freemun'S
journal oI. yesterday, we fuu leading
article oil some length OIL This sunjecl,
uphuldlns III the strongest terms the love
which all lrIsnneu have 10 the curnrry oil
li,en adoption. This must be admnted lu
be correct, for in all The struggles OF This
country for independence, and IN every
conflict with England, Irshmrn were
amongst the foremost, mos devoted aud
herolc ol tn. sudIelsof liberty. Adopted
cilzens. ol Irish birth, nave, always
ueen as true to tho Institutions ul this
country, as those who have been born and
u,,rtured On the -Oil. The following ex-
tracts from. the Bishops paper against
O'Cuunell, are very poinred aud severe:
MI. O'Cunneli Is an Irish slaIrman
moi all American. He Is a nonarchlsI
no, d republican,. lie can neither sre
think, Judge, act or talk as ii CITIZEN ni GuI
Republic. aud II IL quite unreasonable II
any Que 10 expect that he should do So
He sees our government aud institutions
at IA great distance, and fr'm under
corner of$lhal cloud Of prejudice rs Il
every hing American which pervades tn
political atmosphere of Greal Britain
With Mr- O!Couuell's views aud opinions
nc is 10 adegrce unable To understand an
admire lhuse murr peculiar features u
our Republic, in which we rejoice. ID
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From the Charleston Me curry.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION OF NE
GROES.

We are truly glad 10 perceive Ihni pub
lie aiIenl'o. IS about TO be properly
awakened on Ibis important suLjecI The
best way to Toll and dlsarm our abolition
fnes is IN sci about in good earnest the
mora! culture and religious improvement
ol our slaves. The following extract, from
The. Charleston Observer, AIll show III"
recent action in this city, on HE ques
Iion:-
:" The Religious Instruction Of the Ne,
groes the Meeting IN cumberland street
Church on WedneSday Evrnmg, the l4th
Of May Very little previous noIre ol
Ihi> mr"'ing was given. and YET II was
well attended. The Hon. Daniel E.
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Accounts from Havana state that a, ruS
mour was spreading, that an English
cruiser on the Coast o. Africa had cap,
lnred a.SPanish vessel that left Havana
snne months since, i'h free negroes, duly
provided with passports, who were re,urn-
ing to their own country. 1t IS said thar
the vessel has been taken to Sierra Leone,
the passengers plundered of their efforts
and money, turned adrif, as liberated
Africans. aud the master and crew cast
iu'o, prson.-Mercury.
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Locusts.-The Clinton, La, Wing, Of
10Th inst, says-"The locusls are here,
and in myriads. From all parts of the
parish, we are told, they are swarming id
countless millions. Around the town The
earth is completely perforated with holes
bored. oy these unwelcome visiIersin their
exit, its surface presents numberless
shells, the deserted tenemenls oflhe insect
in lis chrysalis state; aud one may hear
during all hours Of the day, the ceaseless
and mnnoIonous buzz Of The busy host.-.
What their coming presages, seems mat
ter of uucerainty-old men vary so widely
in their prophecies that we place conf:
deuce in none. Vegetation has not yet
wilted under their onslaught, nor do we
know that it is likely: to do So. Two
things. however, all concur in,: viz {: that
they are here, countless host, and that
their coming bodies evil 10 the oak trees
and The growing mast" We also learn
from the ST.. Francisville Chronicle that
the forests Of that parish are. swarninS
with locusts. The Chronicle says-"We
have NOT heard Of their ge'lins in The, fields
as yel.';-Mereury. - -,
,:.-
Running Beans The pre,tiest way for
a man who cullivates bul little land 10 raise
his own dry beans, for next, winters use,
is--nn, TO plant The bush kind by Them.
selves, for this will require too much land,
asthe product is small--5utto raise white
pole beans. The common case knife
beans are excelle. for this purpose. Strike
out dozen ormere circles on The ground,
as large as cart wheel. Put wheel!
barro,: load Of manure into il, and spade
ii up with earth. Drop. the seeds ID. cir
Gle, on the outer edge of The hill. say six
inches apart. Then insert eight or ten
poles, just within the circles, at equal dis
lances from each elher, and tie the tops Of
the whole together. forming a cone. Cover
up the seed and wait the result. Each OF
these hills will yield you peck or half
fiaIf a bushel of dry beans nexl falf-4whicG
if you have bul dozen such hills, viii
give you, perhaps, half dozen bushels
This will he enough for your purposes.---s
BY this course, but little land is'occtpied.
Pole beans will yield very much more
nbundantly than bush beans, and occupy
air, whilst the laler must have the surface
Of the earth. -.
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.4lrirai Of The British Government Sur
reying Steamer Cotumbia.-This steamer
arrived in our harbor this mornias ostensi-
bly, for running The meridian line between
this city aud Halifax. lfany one thinks,
says the Times, that its expedition is any
thing more than 10 gel The bearings of our
coast and ascertain the peculiarities of our
.harbnrs, he is more credulous on this sub
jec! than we are. A similar expedition
was here last season. England is occa-
sionally sounding our lakes for. some pur-
pose best known to herseIf.--Bos. Trans.
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Peeparaiiea.o Seed tghsaf. f.--Rslsia1es,
of Suitable size the largest! aad best grain
may be separated; by washing in water
light seeds, of various kinds, the Iightest
grains will swim and may be SKINNED off.
By adding salt /. the water: which rill
increase its specific, gravity, all imperfect
grains, and barley aud oats will rise TO the
surface. Then il will bc we'll to Steep the
seed a day or two in salt water after
which add a half a peck Of fresh Stacked
lime to bushel of grain, mix thoroughly,
that every kernel may become coated with
lime. Let it remain half day or night:
after lining. aud thens SOW. The lime and
salt are remedy against smut, as has been,
proved in numerous cases. We have,
never known II To fail, though unprepared
seed sown al the same lime beside the
lined has heen very smulty.--Bos. Cut,
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Drplh Of The; Oldest Man in Vermont.--
Onthe 2lst uIt Mr.. Benjamin .Busbel died
al Greenboro,' at the extraordinary age Of
one hundred and fifteen gears. lie was a
native OF Old Swanzey. Mass, aud for
merly resided in this town. We have. no,
account of any person in Vermnnt altain-
ing beyond LOG years Of age.-Atoatpelies
Wafchman. -.
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state Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
w. E. jackson s. Co.. Dectation
,Us an Foreign
William Fitzroy. Attachment.
savHE Plaintiff having this day filed lis dec.
lalnn in my office andtIe Defendant hav-
ire no Wife or Attorney known to he within
the State. on whom copy OF the same. with
rule TO plead can be served: 1t is ordered, that
The Dcfendan, plead TO the said declaration,
within year and day. or final and absolute
Judgment WILDE given asals! him.
GEO. POPE. &C ?.
Clerks Office, April so. 1874.
~ The, friends of Lieut.. JAMES B.
HARRIS, announce him as candidate lor
the office of tax Collector at the next elec-
lion
Law BLANKS FOR SALE.
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EAgehelA Court House, :. C., June 4, iS45.

Huger, U. 5 Senator from his Stale
presided. Amer prayer by me Rev. DR.
Palmer, the Assembly was addressed by
The Rev. Charles Cocock jones. ul Ga.
tor lhree-luurns uf an hour, IN very tull
clear aud Impressive manner. Mr.. jones
has devoled The chlel part OF MS ministry
to lnls special OBJECT, and perhaps there
Is no Individual IL The country 'belter
acquainted Will The suDjecI IN lis history,
II details aud lis practlcalDeariugs lha.in ne ;
anu one whuseupInluns have more weight
WIN Ihe entire Christian culnnluuity OF
every denOplnallun- II the South. He
was followed by the Rev. DR.. Fuller 10 an
address necessarily urlef ln consequence
OF The lime orcur led by The previous
speaker. We should be- glad 10 coulmu
nIcate 10 our readers The IlnpressIun mhIch
was ma DitesIly lell upon ,uc audience by
these addresses. All, we presume, uusl
have felt Inul H. was both their duty aud
lneIr privleg, TO do more Than they nad
ever ye. dune lur lhe religious instruction.
ol their servants. Aud upon llIs suuJcc
for years past there has been gradual
Increase Uf INTEREST with results Tar more
successful. lhau.could have been anllcpa
ted. AlmosI The eulire body Ut planters
Oh the sea coast nave eiIher naae proyIs
iUns lcr The religious Instruction ut their
neSr"es or are prepared 10 give; lhcir
coruIal approval aud AID to lne effort VI.
tue ultirreut urancnes OF The church TO this
end. Qul.r d uumDer do themselves
,,tficlu.e daily as the priests OF their re
,perlve huuseholds III chapeIs provided
l"r lEei accommodation; aud instead OF
being weary IN well DUNG are encouraged
10 persevere IN their work OF faith aud
labor Of love.
I'VE should $be glad 10 receive from
Mr. Jones and Dr. Fuller, synopsis of
their respective addresses for publications,
bellevIng ai5they would do good, not
ouIy al home bIt abroad"
F'ucis ;, l0r Mr AbO!itionisiS. About
seven yeafs agoa negro man belonging 10
.Mr. StrphenJ Jackson, at lhaa tune sad
der in bis place, ran away from his
master, ana had not been heard from until
a &c" yC0IS oIuSCt "ilCH dp
peararce here TO enquire Tor his master,
who lnoysd since herau away TO The Slate
of Mississippi. z This neSue's object in
returning is 10 gLye himself up 10 his mas
ter. lie rs arissEceIIeIf sa6dler2 and "a 4
very Intelligent negro, and has had a
better chance Of taking care q! himself
Ihan 80 oul Of 100 free negroes.- Ia spite
of this, however, he prefers To he under
The care of goud master Than 10 having
his liberty and earnestly advices his Iel-
low servans 10 be content with lheir
present condition, as Que far hrller suited
10 lie greater portion oi them than that
liberty shicn they 80 much coyet
Aro,her instance OF voluntary return TO
slavery occurred in The case of u negro
hrlnnsluS TO Mr.. Francis Eppes This
urSro made his escapes several ago, and
Il slUrl time since returned and gave
himself up -PefersburP MtelHgencer.
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Died.-Suddenly, of conses.ive fever,
irr Barncsyille, Montgomery county, Mary
land. Mr.. Isaac Bell, of The State of New
York. aged about 35 years. Delirium
rendered him unable to tell the address of
his relatives. He had said his mothers
maiden name was Poole and that he had
notheen at home for years. Unfinished
letters TO his parenis and other friends can
he obtained by addressing d.. Hershey.
Barnesville, Montgomery county, Mary
land. :. -
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The Game Ciosed.--Below will be found
returns which make up the whole Of the
election statistics of our glorious campaign.
The result may be summed upin few:
words. ts ~ .ssss5ss al
- For Congress-Democra,s 14,i'Whig l..
For Senate-Democra.s 81, Wings, H..
= For House-Democrass 79, Wings, 55.:
On Joint Ballot. Democratic majority
32.-Rich. Ena. :I;&,,s:.1