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and they hereby are given to the Mechanlcs lhsu
tute for the use Of their hall; to the Committee o.
Arrangements for their unweared e&eruohs 70
make the convention comiortaple curing 'N 9'n'
SION and to the citizens OF Baltimore Tor ther couf-
tesy and kindness to the members individually,
Mr. Wggin, of Georgia, offered 'he lolowlhS
resolution which was adopted
Resolrsd That the una ~ nous thanks OF this con
vention be extended to the Hon. joan. w DAVIS
the presiding officer. and his able assistant. the
Hon. MIR. Irwin, and all other OihCeTs for the able,
dgnidcd, and efficient manner III which they have
discharged their duties.
The committee appointed to inform Mr.. Pierce
and MIR King of their nominations was announced,
~ follows:
Erastus Corning, of New York.
j. 5 Barbour. Of Virginia.
Jacob Thompson, OF Mississp pi
Governor Mcclellan, Of Michigan.
Pierre Soule of Louisiana.
Mr. ovid f. Johnson, Of Texas, wished to offer
the following, but II was not received
RssO!ped, That the Democratic party OF the United
States, now as at all times, deeply sympaihizc with
the people OF every nation struggling 10 regain
their freedom. and condemn in the most emphatic
manner all interference on the part of the Federal
Government illegally Tending to obstruct the eIcr-
cise OF this JUST right which our fathers recognised
in l776, and which is still held TO be among tho
most sacred of the cgacios they bequcathcd 20
their descendants.
that the thanks of the convention be presented 60
the clergy who have offered up prayers for their
success.
The National Democratic Committee consists of
the following gentlemen: Maine Hastings Strick-
land; New Hampshire, Charles G. Atherton; Yer.
mont, David A. Smalley; Massachusetts, b. +
Hallett; Rhode leland, Welcome Is. Sayes; Con
ncctcut, James + Pratt; New York, John p. Beck
man; New Jersey, Joseph &. Potts; Pennsylvania,
James Campbell; Delaware, Geo. X. Riddle; Mary
land, Robert NJ Mclane; Virginia, William III
Clark; North Carolina, Warren Winsow; Georgia,
S. Il. Bailey; Alabama, Edward &. Bette; Missi5-
sppi l.. II. Adams; Louisiana; A. q. Penn; Ohio,
Alfred p. Edgcrt tom Kentucky, Francis p. Stone;
Tennessee, George w. Jones; Indiana, Alexander
+. Morrison; Illinois, Isaac Cook; Missouri, Fer
dinand Kennett; Arkansas, N b, Burrow; Michi-
gan, Thompson L Brodhead; Florida Thoma,
Baltzell; Texas, James W. Scott; Iowa, Joseph g.
Knapp; Wisconsin, Benjamin L. Hennng; Cali
! fornia, VIM. NJ. Gwin
Mr.. Hallett gave notice to the Democratic Ma
! tonal Committee to meet in Washington, al the
National Hotel, on Monday next at II O'Clock.
! The convention then adjourned sine die.
Mr.. Hallett gave notice that he had printed
| copies OF the Democratic platform, which he would
now distribute; and Immediately there was a tire
mendous rush to the table for them; one OF the
! legs Of it (the table, not the piatform) being
Knocked off in the scramble
few huzzas were sent up by way OF farewell
and then the crowd dispersed.
| So endeth the National Democratic Conven
| ton.
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MANY VOTERS.
FOURTH WARD.

For Navor-JoHs w MAURY.
For .iIiermen Alexander Med. Dayis, (for two
years;) Sas II. Hill, for the unexpired term Of
John W. Maury.
For Common COVncH-George Burns, John T.
Pepper, Benedict NJ lhurn
The above toll ticket will be supported by
june MANY VOTERS.
E5-JcHS CARROLL BRENT IL nominated
Tor the Board OF Common Council at the ensuing
election MANY.
June |
No. HUGH 10. sWEESE f. presented for
reelection az Alderman of the Fourth Ward by
May l2-eote MANY VOTERS.
i-y-Nr. Editors Plense announce JOHN p.
PEPPER as n candidate for election TO the Board
Of Common Council, for the Fourth Ward.
May l7-eotc MANY VOTERS.
10 DANIEL CAMPBELL is presented as
candidate for the Common Council from the
Fourth Ward by the voters OF the
May Ii NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
Do. ANDREW y. LAI,NER ~ presented TO
the consideration Of his fellow citizens suitn-
bic candidate to represent the interests Of the
northern portion of the Fourth Ward in the Com
mon Council, by MANY VOTERS.
4
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SNIDER,S WINES.

HAVE lately received from WAsHisoTos MoR-
4 ToS esu., at Bordeaux, q well selected invoice
If the best Red Wines of MEDOC, embracing a
small lot OF each of tire very choicest gfowths OF
that celebrated district.
Iris fact. and Mr. Morton's well known high
standing. also his good judgment in his selec-
tons are n sufficient guarantee that these " nes
will be found trial, all tina; bespcak for them,
" proprly t-6Gted
Among them are 100 dozens Of the CHATEAU
.LARIVEAUX," which has already given such
great satisfaction from the Vineyard OF the Count
DU HAMEL.
80 cases, each dozen piuts, same Wine.
20 dozens rare CHATEAU MARGAUA,'
vintage of lS47, The best OF the first ciass Wines
of Mcdoc
70 dozens "HAUT BRION," Of lS47 The fourth
and last OF the first class Wines; of remarkable TIA
vr- and delicacy. FROM the Commune OF Psssdc.
10 dozens CHATEAU LAR0SE," Elsa. The
finest of the sccond-class. From the Commune Of
81 Jlli,n.
% DOZENS "MOuTON," l5l7 OF the second
class OF the Commune of PauiilGc. very su-
perior and iavorite Wine. -. .
30 dozens of the celebrated CHATEAU Co.'S
Drsfourutl The choicest Of the second Glaze. and
by many beet Judges ranked az good as fret class
/ br,- also 20 say, that in again prosecuting my
busin, a. have received some invoices OF most e1-
cril,nt RHINE and MOSELLE Wincs, including
the ARKLJNG SCHARZBERG," Of ls46, and
two Qualities OF the Celebrated CHAM
PAGSE" Of Moe: and Chandon, which are IN
-urpissed: az well as some rare Z" ANlONlllLA-
DO" and a choice stock Of "SAJ IERNES,'
.'BURG NDIES," &c, SC.
Orders viii be very thankfully received and deh-
red at Washington city, hy ADAMS Express
free Of charge, by JACOB SNlDth' IA,
Wine Merchant, NJ 20 walnut street, Phils.
=
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FIRST WARD.

(T,- Please announce Mr.. WM. II. DOVE,
our present worthy and efficient Alderman,
candidate for re election represent the interests
of the w ard in said Board.
June MANY VOTERS.
ND. III. p. KING IL candidate FOR n
seat in the Board OF Common Council for the First
Ward. June
Aj-JAMES l.. CATIICART VIII serve, II
elected as a member Of the Board Of Common
Council, from the
June FIRST WARD
HSWILLIAnI II. NIINNIX is candidate
for the Board of Common Council from the First
Ward and will be supported by
June3 MANY VOTERS.
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Or we arc rcqucatcd 80 state thNt ihc OH
scrvhtoy is u5w engaged m making series Of
Observations in corncxiua wi,h the Astronomical
+ poliHon to Grill, chat the public service re.
quircs that the ofucJrs, while 90 engaged, should
not be Interrupted and that therefore, it has been
decided TO closo TIC Observatory to visitors every
evening ion and afi,r sunset
visi,5rs are admitted at any time between 9
=. ~. and 3p M. Juno TT
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FRoN BUEY,s AyaEs by the Rgsson brig Pa
ta, Capt Bcrug, arrived ni ln's p.,t 10 day, We
have advice5 from BucuOs Aytos TO Aprii Il, ulIug
twelve days later,
The Plaza brjngs no political urws ~ any son
porance, hut ports every thing quiet Rusucs
WIS dull; produce lcatcc aud i'Eh
I'll the governors Of the provinces were 60 mcc,
al Santa re on the 10Th OF May 60 determine vpuu
the form OF Central Go,cfnmcnr' - b, ys,ab.
iishCd
Tic new Legislature was 10 assemble on the first
Of May.
Exchange on England O5 a t5I per douboon.
Anr York Com. Ad,ubsD.
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- BkNN AMI WV N"' " -
- lust received, per s-hooners Mary Jane ana
"NI1u Bsdcll, " an extensive supply Of Colorcd and
White aud Fancy Canton Mattings OF the follow
ing make which we think will be found as good
as the country can afford:
- 5 t. and 6 Z extra Manning. All who pur-
-b,scd this make of u, last season will remember
its excellence.
The same widths in frst.quality "fushing
This is y new kind, very good and cheap.
The same widths No. / Goguoa, fancy. These
lts,nrc pn entirely new STYLE and quite pretty.
Also. heavy stock Dundee Coco Mating This
article ia of great usc for churches hotels halle, ca
looms Of stCamboats, and other public places where
there is much Of a thJroughfarc IL is indcstrucu
bic to damqncss and will be sold less than ever Of
fcred before IN THE city.
AMP CLAGETT & DODSON.
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FLORAI. FESTIVAL.
LIE IIrNnNII L. MISSION ARN

AND SEWING CIRCLE of ST. PauPs Eng
!ish Lutheran Church intend holding q Festival on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, juno Ilh and Sth,
at Carus's Saloon for the benefit of Missions; at
which they will offer for sale a variety OF useful
and fancy articles ice creams, water ices, straw
berries, &C.
Abundance ~ csnt5.
Open on the afternoon Of elch day at 4 o'clock.
lime 5-3t
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RUST PROOF tVIRE-FESClNG.

I N this country wire fences, from improper con-
i structon, have generally disappointed the cx-
pcCtations formed Of them, AMI this mainly IL
consequence of the rusting OF the wire. This dlffl
Guilty Is now entirely overcome by the use Of Gal
vanzed Wire, requiring no paint or coating, and
lasting lifetime. To the erection of "A sub
stantial and durable fence, directions should be
followed and such will be cheerfully furnished by
circulars, upon application. 1t is particularly de-
signed to meet economy in fencing railways, arIns
&C. acquiring durable fence At a small cost
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THIRD WARD.


49, The following entire ticket Is submit
ted to the voters of the Third Ward:
For Mdu0r-JoHN w MAURY
For Iidermdn-Charles p. Wannall.
For Common CounciI-Joseph Bryan, James G.
Berrctt, Lewis las.up,
For dssessOr-V Valentine Norbaugh.
June 2--te'
{rSCHARLES y. IVASSALL, Esq, is nom
mated as n suitable candidate for the Board of Al
derIuen from the Third Ward at the ensuing
election in June.
Ap29 MANY VOTERS
Do JOSEPH BRYAN, {our present and
well tried Representatives. from the Northern
Colonel JAMES q BERRETT, from the Middle
and LEWlS HASLUP from the Southern part Of
this Ward-will be supported for the Board OF
Common Council at the ensuing election Ey ma
lority of the VOTERS.
May q
rs. WILLIAM @. FORCE is announced
"a a candidate for the Common Council from the
Third Ward. MANY VOTERS.
June 2-ttCt
~ THIRD WARD.-For Common COun-
ell, JAS W. DEEBLE. May p
{yE. RICHARD II. LAsf<EN, Esq., Is pro-
posed suitable candidate 10 be voted for, at the
coming election. member Of the City Council
for the Third Ward. May IL
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The MnYOrnlIX.

"JuHE w. MAURY Is announced a candidate
for the Mayoralty al the ensuing election in June.
"MANY CITIZENS"
! la making the above announcement, it is deemed
proper 20 cay that large number Of citizens Of all
| parties, from the several wards OF the city, adj
dressed 10 MIR Maury n few days ago communi.
cation expressing thcir wsh TO present his name
to his tcllow,ctizens as a candidate for the Mayor
atty AZ the ensuing election, independent of all
questions connected with the politics OF the day,
and solely in consideration of his long and useful
services in the Councils, and of his fitness for the
place.
To this communication the following reply has
been received
81 have received your COMMUNICATION. what
ever ght have been my Personal wishto on we
subject il would have been difficult FOR me 20 TtrlS
the friendly coll you have made upon me; but-
agreeing az do entirely with all that You have
said the inexpediency OF bringing national
politics into city electonS, J most cheertully
place my name at your disposal az a candidate for
the Mayoraty at the ensuing eicction.
Ap26-df JOHN W. MAURY f"
As the friends of other candidates for this office
are already active in their behalf desire 10 pre-
sent the name Of the present incumbent, WALTER
LEHox, esq, for reelection. Ii Is to be expected
that personal preference will, TO some extent, gov
| ern the choice Of many hut before the community
generally, honest and discerning in iss decision, Is
not the proper question. "What is the public inter
eat?" II must be admitted by every rejecting ciu
zen that sudden and uncalled.for change is not
only unjust the officer but to the public inter
est 1t takes away the personal motive and ambi
ton which induce the faithful performance Of duty
and loses the public the benefits Of official experi
ence. If the present incumbent has discharged
the duties of the office with ability and zeal, and
can hereafter bring to it the advantage of practical
experience, trust that the people of Washington
will the elective franchise to their own in
jury and the injustice Of public officer.
APP 26--dtf CITIZEN.
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CLAGETT & DODSON.
JUST RECEIVED.

NEW and elegant Spring Styles Of Scaris, Graz
" vats, Stocks, Ties. Gloves of every dcscriP-
ton, SuspcnGcrs, Handkerchicfs of elk and linen;
plain figured and embroidered Hosiery OF all
kinds; Umbrellas and Caurs; with n large supply
of G cntewCn's Toilet articles, such az Luoln ana
prsvost Extracts. Cosmctics Pomatums, Soaps,
and best Fnrira Cologne; Brushes Of every de-
scription; together with large and complete
asa rtncnt Of Gcntlcmcn's Furnishing articles, all
OF the very best q1nhties' Cohs'ahuy on manu.
and for sale al reasonable prices, at
CHNS. II LANES
Hat. Cap, and Gcntlemcn's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near4l street
March %
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SPECIAL NOTICE


DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHiSGToN, May 81 1902.
rI'HOSE PERSONS who may require certificates
L in au,he nticaton of the Official character of
Justice of the Peace in and for the county OF Wash
ington, the str!ct OF Columbia are hereby no.
tilted that hereafter until otherwise directed such
certificates may be procured on application 10 the
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF the District OF column
bia who is The proper officer 10 furnish them
Nav. -,tD1
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TO THE PUBLIC AND PATRONS OF
XIIIy,I L III IL sI,S GALLERY.

TE'HOSE wishing Likene55es taken at the above
4 establishment will please ascertain from the
operator whether they are al WHITEHURST'S.
This request is not made for nstentation. but to
prevent Inc frequent mpostions Practlsed on the
public by certain Daguerreotyplst IN TINS city;
and a further security against these lposIilons,
the public respectfully requested not to receive
any Da guerreGtypes represented to be from thi5
establishment without the name OF WHlIEH KS
is stamped on them
Awarded the MEDAL at the late Fair Of the
Mar lard Institute. and recipient of the PREM VI
at the Great Exhibition at Castle Garden Nep iorE
LlKENESSES taken equally wei! IN all weather
though cloudy is preferred, except for children
GaIisrles--New York, Baltimore, Richmond,
Virginia. Washington, between q and 9th streets.
Pennsylvania avenue; Norfolk, Virginia; Peters
burg. Virginia. Lynchburg, Virginia.
Nav u
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Governor Martin, Of NeD Hampshire, on hossutt
and Intervention.

ana TNItTctFIIIUU.
Bo5ToN, Juno 4.-Governor Martin, OF New
Hampshire, in his message delivered yesterday,
speaks thus of Kos5uth and intervention: "Ths
press, the halls of legislation, municipalities, tho
people have Issued forth one ocean tide Of sympa.
thy for his cause and his country-and our Federal
Government should give her high and republican
and fearless sanction of the principle Of non inter
vention in the domestic concerns Of nations The
despots OF Europe expect us, the only representa-
tive OF free government to favor freedom every
where; and why should they not expect US by
every means, moral and national, to favor the non.
Intervention principles of the law Of nations alec?
They do; and if we shrink from the duty circum-
stances indicate, we shall only degrade ourselves
in their estimation, and encourage their despotic
sway, until all Europe and our own beloved coun-
try may feel th1okrash and ruin of constitutional
freedom, and see the obieraton of our own cher
shed and liberal institutions"
The messages refers to the Compromise and Fu-
gitive Slave law approvingly
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EFFECT or GOLD pRUDUcTTov. 80 An able fnan-
cial writer, in the London dtlfna,T s Of opinion
that the immediate effect If large supply OF gold
will lower interest and stimulate production; II
Will, at first, depress the price Of commodities, but,
when the metal has fairly found its way into general
circulation II will finally reyegse its first etle cs and
stimulate prices. Where there is large and exces-
Give amount Of floating capital, the tendency i. al
into fixed capital. This appears 70 be the present
condition Of the important money markets Of the
world; speculation has been postponed because it
has FIRST directed itself 10 funded securities, or
Before there 10 any material change in the value Of
money, 1t must be produced 10y a strong spccula-
tive movement, which, TO absorb capital TO any ex-
tent, mu5t cover a considerable period Of time
" y. Express.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


New ORLEAHs, June 5.--Adviccs from Browns
willie the 10th u!tiuo state that more outrages
had been committed by hlex'ca on the American
side of the Rio Grande, ani the excitement of the
Texan people was increasing rapidly. border
warfare is confidently expected
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Sailing o. Steamers.

NRw YonK, June 5.-7The Humboldt sailed Tor
IIavre too day with one hundred and forty nine
passengers and SGil 900 in specie.
The Great Britain sailed with one hundred and
twenty five passengers ami come specie,
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The BALrIMonE AND Ono RAILRoAD.-The edi-
tor Of the Cumberland Telegraph, who, few days
go took trip the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, to Piedmont, Virginia, states that the road
will compare fayorably with the beat in the Union,
and adds:
piedmont is thriving. little village, situated
among the mountains, twenty eight miles west OF
thi. place. The spirit OF improvement maniiestcd
by the citizens is highly commendatory The en-
ginehous erected by the company ls a magnit-
cent structure. large hotel ID about being erected
for the accommodation oil the passengers VIXEN
they commence passing through.
"Near Piedmont are located the coal minca Of
the Phoenix Coal Company, the mouth of which is
the top of the mountain in Maryland, This
company Is recovering from the drawback II ex
perienced by having portion Of lis bridge across
the Potomac swept off by the late freshet, and in a
month or two expect 10 send coal to market.
"Westernport, situated in this county. opposite
Piedmont, has considerably improved since we
were there, and ia destined To be quite business
place The Homecoming Railroad passes through
along the banks Of Georges creek, at the foot OF
the mountain, and Is considerably advanced to-
wards completion"
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zen. Pierce and ths Nomination.

BosToN, June 5. Gen. Franklin Pierce 10 at
the fremont House in this city, and will leave for
Concord on Monday. He is greatly surprised at
the result.
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Mr.. D.vEEroRr, our talented countrymou, il
playing very successfully, and to great critical ap.
probation, ~ Liverpool Among other things nc
produced Mr.. Epcs Sargents beautiful clssaic
play, IN five acts 60 successful ct the principal
theatres In this country when fret produced, fret
with MIR Murdoch, and afterwards with Mr.. Day-
"NeiascO, or Cestiian Honor, )" 10y the author. but
is announced we see. by MIR. D., In Liverpool. b.
thc stcoud title alone. II was perfectly successful,
and ia dtscribcd Ivy one critic ne beng swell
adapted to please a popular audience. The action
is rapid and various; nearly every scene presents
an emphatic incident completely developed, the
transitions various, ami strongly CuutraFtcd, to
Buit the taste Of a miscellaneous company
GNur ioIh Errsss.
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SECOND WARD.

fIy- FOR ALDERIAN.-WM r. BATLf
is presented to the votere OF the Second Ward tor
reelection, to represent the interests of the Ward
in the Board of Aldermen. May 20--cod2w
fEt-EDWAUD c. DYER is nominated rs
a candidate for the Common Council for this Ward.
May 25--d
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THOMAS ". JACOBS ~ CO.. NO. 81 DOCK
STk EET. PHILADELPHIA.

THOMAS ". JACOBS ~ CO., NO. 81 DOCK
STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Wine and Liquor store
vV,HE SUBSCRIBER has associated with MN IN
L The Wine and Liquor business hls son THOMAS
A. JACOBS under the firm %
THOMAS Il. JACOBS & co
The attention Of the public is respectfully invited
10 am examination OF their large stock OF choice
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS;
with every other article in their limo.
Orders transmitted ON abroad Will receive
their prompt attention, and such articles furnished
as viii give satisfaction. -
THOMAS II. JACOBS.
PAtLArxLpHiA, March J, 1852.
March j--d3m
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PaIcEs OF ADMISSION - Private Boxes, s; Dress
Circle and Parquete, 81 centsi Children under
ten years half price; Reserved Seats, IS cents;
Orchestra Seats, 10 cent?; Family Circle, 20 cents;
Third Tier, 50 cents; Coored Gallery, 20 cents
Jane
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DELEGATES for ScOit.

New YoBK, June s. Tompkins county has
elec. ID Scott delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention. The district had previously elected a
Gilmore delegate.
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VIII be performed, for the first time in this city,
new historical drama, in fve acts, written for
Mad lie Lola Montez, by Charles Ware, esq entI-
tez, Countess of L4nsleldt Mad'ile LOLA MON
TEE. Four beautiful Dances by Miss A WAL
TIERS and Mad Pile THEODORE
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CERTIFICATE AS TO THE DURABILITY OF eALvAN-


Dean Sta You ask me to give you my testl-
mony OF the efficacy Of Gaivanlzing IN protecting
the telegraph wires in England from decay. can
assure YOU that we find the Galvanzlng process TO
preserve the wre-so much 50, that our wires after
len or t,celrs yeGrs exposure, do not appear to be
al all idlzed. and have such an opinion OF us
protection against RUsr. that have not single
yard Of plain wire in use
LATH'u CLARK, Director Z. t. Co,
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Reception of the Nomination at Concord

CoSooRD, n. H., June 5.-The news of Pierce's
nomination has given great Joy TO his friends in
this city. They are now firing salutes and ringing
bells in his honor.
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WANTED 20 RENT,

- AFURNiSHED HOUSE, with ten or twelve
sts,L Rooms, In the Second or Third ward, near
avenue. Apply to
iIOOE, BRO. co.
NIay4 Union
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THg TRIAL OF ELrzUR WRIoHT for alleged aid
ing and sbctting IN the OF the fugitive slave
"Shadrach,' from the court hyuse in this city on
the 18Th Of February, 1851 was commenced In the
United States circuit court This morning, Judge
Curtis presiding.
Mr. Wright manages his own defence; District
Attorney Lunt for the Government In empan-
ehug the jury several were sct us'dc for bias. The
Trial will probably occupy several days The cvi.
dcucc in the s substantially the same that has
been elected by the former trials Of supposed "rcs
guerra Boston 1fauscriDi 4h