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Great Preparations ut Baltimore.

ARRIVAL OF DELEG GATEs--EXC CITEaENT AND TuMlyLT.
BALr,soRr, Juno Ia 1852
Baltimore ia in o tumult Of excitement and preparation
ftr tlae Wing National Convention. The arrangements
the Maryland Institute Hall for the of
the convention grand scale and expense has
b. spared TO render them perfect.
Delegates arc coming rapidly in, and enthusiasm is
rising to fever heat.
The announcement has been made to day Of arrange
n.cnts for grand ratification meeting
The delegates from New York and Philadelphia are ex-
poctedo arrive to night and will be received by
the wings of the city With procession music banners
transparcncies &C., and escorted 30 their quarters
The wings of Baltimore fully reused and deter.
mined TO give great 6c. to every thing connected with
the convention.
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Additional from Mexico.

THE NEW TREATY FOE RIGHT or WAY ACROSS THE
IsTii iMUs-PROrosITIoN TO CONTRACT ron LINE
or COMMUNICATION EETwEEE THE Two OCEANS, &c.
BAirIMoRr, June Ia, 1852.
9lc Southern mail has arrived from New Orleans with
the details OF the from Mexico the 10th utimo
he ficolrnr soys We saw letters last evening from
Mexico stating that the grant ot right Of way aolos tho
Ishmus Of Tehuantercc to Col. Sloo, had passed the
Senate Of Mexico and would be signed by the contracting
parties. TO wit by Col Sloo's agent in Mexico and by
tie Secretary of State Of the republic, the 10th
The Monitor ReJut'icaao publishes important dccr,e
passed by Congress, as follows =
Article lGcvornment will conclude contract, or pro
mote the foundation OF Company tpreferrng ia
all for the opening by canal railroad wagon road
fo oceans by the thmns Of Tebusntepee GoSernment
shall not have the to execute contract unless
Article - Govern exercising the powers conceded
to i " the srtce shall be bound by the following
yhch favor by the rights which ooncedcs demands
from foreign goyernms1,s against this republic. impair
snn TS%hp "a To s w.
government shall be partners Of the 81
Inter Oceanic communication by the Isthmus
the benefits Of stable pcrpetus the
b M w,r she linked M to the
tTay the right Of way by tho sthmus in case war
taIes of the Senate, and Chamber of Deputies and by
Mariana Arista. President Of the Republic
The Sfgfo Of the 18th copies from the ministerial
paper of the previous day article which states that the
American government not being able comply with tn.
stipulation in the treaty Of Guadaloupe Hidago which
obges IL to defend tho Mexican frontier against Indians
had offered So oOooOo to the government Of Mexico
compensation.
One the papers Of the city of Mexico saws that the
State Of Chiupas is threatened with invasion from
Guatemala aided and abeted by certain parties in the
territory Of Mexico.
The Britsh mail steamer Thames sailed from Vera
Cruz ON the 10th May with nearly two millions in specie
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Movements OF Individuals,

Arrivals Ia the city on Monday
lRySG HoysE.-Coi james Riley Texas J. McMsnVg
ireland. X. Flynn, London w. Rier, Alabama: Hon
J. II. Lunrkin, Georgia. IL. j. Jackson, Georgia. H. A.
Hooper, Boston.
AMERICAN HorrL.-W. II. Nelson, Virginia; W King
New jersey; Rev. q. B Epge, Michigan IL W. Baksr
Boston; n: 9 Wood Natchezi $. ii. Ingerson, Msias;
Gen Duff Green, Georgia.
Howard Housr-1hos. Bakewe, Petersburg; COT
Bridge, Boston, b. T. Henderson, Virginia; A. Fasseue
Cafornis
As1oR HousE-B I. Bruce, Madison Co; b b. Chap-
man. Ohio S. Ridgcway, Ohio; l.. A. Pratt Texas; B.
Fritz St Louis; II. Ladd, Texas Fred. N. Seward
Alabama; j. ID. Davidson Washington.
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Markets.


Nrw ORLEANS June 49, 1852
The sales OF cotton yesterday barely 600 bales ut
steady prices Operators awaiting the Baltics ad
vices Our stock is now reduced to q 600 bales Mess
pork is finn, at SIS SIS 25 Bacon sides sell at o,,c
s1ac. Rice isquiet, at "a 1915 $42j.
CHsRLEsroN, juno Ia, 1862
Our market for cotou shows no change Sales 500
bales, at 81 1o1ac
BALTIMORE, June IA 1852
Sales we're made today Of 40 becves at 81 so So:
hogs 81 IS.
- ALBANy Juac IL, 1852
he receipts OF produce since Saturday have been II 900
tb OF flour $4,000 bushels Of wheat and 36 600
OF corn Flour is steady with sales of 400 bbs Wheat
-Geneeee sells at 1l4c; $500 bushels white Michigan
sold at lC0c Oats at 4c for Ohio and 43c ac for
state with sales Of 30 COO bushels Corn20 bushels
sold at 55c. Soc for unsound SIC 5Sc for ordinary
TO fair mixed Western and Gle for round yellow. Whs
keysales 500 bbs at 2oic fer Ohio and 20sic 2lc.
for prison
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ALBANY. Juac IL. 1852
McteorologicsI Observations.

DY MoRsE's MAGNETIC LINE, OFFICE NO. WALL STREET
MONDAY, June Ia, 1852.
BUFFALO, OA. MA clear, pleasant morning Wind
west. Barometer 20. .68. Thermometer 10.
ROCHESTER, Q A. M-Rather sultry but a clear, plea
SAINT morning Wind south Thermometer s5
AuBuRr, o A. MA very pleasant clear morning bat
hot Wind south Thermometer S5.
SYRACUSE, Q A. MA very warm and sultry morning
Wind east. Thermometer So.
Urea, A. MA clear, warm, pleasant morning
Wind east Thermometer So.
ALBANY, "a. MA beautiful morning Wind south
Thermometer 77h Barometer 30.l70 Mercury II.
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Great Fire at Wctumpka, Ala,

L0ss BETWEEN THREE AND FOUR HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
CHARLESTON, June II, 1862
fire occurred at Wetumpka, Alabama at two O'Clock
on Saturday morning, in old warehouse and in two
hours time the entire business part of East weumpka
was destroyed The loss is estimated at between 5000
and 100000, with but 100000 insured The prpcipa
sufferers are Douglass g. Co. Persse Taylor Co. Samuel
Carnochan, Thomas Trye, Isaac Linrerman Smoot
Dawson Co; William B Pardce, Block & Co.. p Saun-
ders Co. David lson Samuel Can, Nathaniel Chap
man, q, Campbell p Cornif Melton & Brassal b :
Griffin. q. Newbower. NJ. G. Thomas e. Co j. Altzbach-
er and others The fire is presumed have been occa-
stoned by incendiaries
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Dest1 uctlve Fire ut Savannah.

SAVANNAH, June H. 1852.
About o'clock this morning drc broke out in Lopez
Cohens large carpenter shop which with is contents
destroyed. Cohons largs brick dwelling on Jones
street also burnt, with nearly all the fuIniturcoss
$40 O0o The house insured for S4 0CO Mrs Jeu-
nets adjoining brick house like wise burnt and
her was injured, occupied by !. i. Watkins and the
Rev. Thomas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. much injured, loss
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UsoS CouRsr, Il. Ia trotting match for $500 mAe
heats, in harness came oh last saturday. We annex
summary
II. /. Jones's 8 m. Kate
j.. MsBchestcr's b. g. Black Joke. ......... 2 die
Time, 2b3k-240
Ran Uousf PLEASURE GROUNDS The following : q
summary Of the contest which place on the fIth
inst for purse OF so mile heats between horses that
never before trotted for money -
j.. Hnnions b. & Honest Dick. k........1 I
M. Traycrss g. May yDay..,..,.......
q. Brooks b. m Miss Walters. s..........
Time. .3S-37h-36H
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ElrC At Tl.NY.

| TEoy, N. Y, June II. 1882.
The buildings known Rensselaer, County Fair Build
pgs now fire, and will probably be total loss
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~ oNpINrUL, woNDEkruL.-DR.. KsILINoERs

"a ONDLKFUL W0NDEkrUL-DR KEILINGERS
w lnment Is the great American remedy IL s delightful
in ts action working like charm in curing class Of
ache, pain weakness in male female with either
~ certain used " has been ten before the pub
c its first friends its best IL does not for day
but for your whole Me lis rosy pleasant that IL has
essomo an Indispensable 81 tho nursery and the toilet
Chden like ~ IL curos all nervous and pssmo do troubles
sssny old young Fathers mothers and guardians.
vave lfs do not fail TO keep th, remedy always in
ne mouse Inc hrst families IN tho land use IT, and never
& TO be without IL. This IL no dirty greasy
moss hs quht much larger and Il ten times cheaper
tnG ay other remedy offered for sale Rhcumstsn and
~ thiry years stsnding and scrnfna for ton years
ture curing ana deghtne for lifo Don't fail 10 call
snd see our WONDERFUL cures of evory IA
fore yor hwy any Of the humhues of tho d.y
Iear street snd 40 broadway also ~ Joys Musie Era
w brosoVfY hir hsyB corner of Saud0 Gold arra.
nl1", ". ~ very largo bottles " 81 CsSbi 80 Joson
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Fatal ARRAY I'm Chnrleston

UHARIE5rON June "a 1852.
fatal affair occurred in King street day between
IL and o'clock between Robert Lcckio umbrella manu-
tacturcr and J. A. Hall bookkeeper with revolycrs
Leoke killed Hall, and then surrendered himself The
bloody aiair originated fom dispute that occurred on
Sunday.
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\ rorIcE-rHE AsToR SHOOTING aALLERY. NOS.

and l6 vsscy street. and NJ s1i Barclay street 10
rsAr Of the Astor House, Mr. John Travis
proprietor, having 6tted up tho gallery with entirely
wtergct furniture &c Aatters himself that he can nos
rnsh TO the lovers Of pistol shooting place where they
enjoy their favoritc sport with comfort ws a, plea
re to themselves Mr. Travis il not o9y ready TO give io
ucton to gentlemen wshr TO acquire the art OF sharI
ootpg hut aso offers his services g. those Wishing pur
aae nreArma oi sny Hind as MA long eSPeteucp
furnish 20 purchaser the hest quality oV article
at the market aaorcs Those going 90 Csornis would
we'll to give Mr.. 1rsyis call as Ma intimate knpwledN
every kind of revolver snd the proper method ~ loading
ZEN, opsbtcs him TO purchase 20 advantage and giye In.
N.Ian In lAe ple OF them.
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CtARLFsToS. June H. 1852
The steamship southerner, Captain Foster from New
York arrived at her wharf here at O'Clock this fSarr-
day morning
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N T. W. BY TIE l. T. G. II APH.
oN,~~%>~~NN>o>~~>~o~>1,
The APPROACHING WING CONVENTION,
s~NoyNN~~oNo~o0>oo~Cc>N-
Excitement amongst the southern and
Northern Men.
-N>~~~c~~S~~(~oJ~NNo~csNN~.-..
the SOulh Declared for Fillmore or Webster.
N0>>>~~>~~>~~>y~0N~~~
STRONG SPEECH OF MIR. GENTRY,
IN OPPOSITION TO SCOTT.
.>-s~r-r.--,N~.>ee4--~--.~~
Destructive Fires In Wetnmpka and Savannah,
s>'.~><~>-~>>0~>N-y~~cN>~>
FURTHER RELATIVE TO COL. SLOO,s
TREATV VVuTIJ Nrryvrn
THE APPROACHING WING CONVENTION,
The South Declared for Fillmore or Webster.
Destructive Fires In Wetnmpka and Savannah.
FURTHER RELATIVE TO COL. sLOO's
TREATY WITH MEXICO,
&c., Gc., &o
From Washington City.

WING cAccus-TIIE SOUTH DECLARED FOR FILLMORE
OR wEBsTER-SPEECH OF MIR. GENTRY, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS NEW yoRK HERALD
WASHINGTON, June 1f--9 p M.
very full meeting of the Southern delegates took
place last night. prominent Alabama delegate moved
that In they could not carry Fillmore the convcn
tion they should then take up Webster. adhere to
him to the last After discussion the proposition
was put and carried by an overwhelming majority.
MIR. Gentrys speech, to-day, just what antci-
pated- eloquent manly, firm and to the point. The hall
was filed and the galleries crowded and during its en-
tire delivery he listened to with the deepest atten
ton large number Of Senators present The
termined position assumed by Mr. Gentry has evidently
created conviction that Gen Scott expect the
votes of the Southern States and without them it is
conceded he have chance Of election nom
mated What effect this will have upon the convention
only be conjeetured, but the chances are daily
stronger in favor of the other candidates.
scott's friends boast they of getting a suiI
cient number of delegates from Virginia Tennessee and
Kentucky, after the first ballot to nominate him. Ii
this is the case of the delegates in question have
yet made their appearance here. *
WAsuvoroN, June Ia, 1852
The Washington Repubiic says that great many dele
gates to the Whig National Convention have arrived
here and that the Southern delegates are unanimously
for Fillmore while the No hern delegates divided be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15

T MORIARTY, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
day, at 10 o'clock. at l73 Chatham street. now aud
econd hand Furniture removed for convenience consisting
Bureaus. Chairs Bedsteads Carpets, Looking Glasses
thirty Feather Beds Clock Mattresses six Rocking Chairs
ass Ware Stands also, four marble top Tables,
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III Ohm w. .SOMERINDYKE, ,AUCTIONEER This DAY,
at the auction IL Spruce street, at 1O O'Clock
Household Furniture-Bureaus Chairs mahogany Sofas,
cloth and plush d. Rockers cottage Bedstesds Look
Bedding. Also to advances. eighteen cherry
able ten do Cribs eight lockwood do four lockwood Ia
ewing do splendid Glass Case, Carpets, Oil Csshs
xeoution, eight Electrifying Machines Also, guam
|ity Of Groceries. CHhkLES WATTS, Constable
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LOTS IN JERSEY CITY-AT AUC-
tion, ON Tuesday June 22d, at o'clock, the pre-
located in the Second ward three blocks from the
rry Also front and wharf four Scov
os Tool House. &c. Sale peremptory to close the estate
water and gas, taking place,
ID extensive improvements in contemplation by wealthy
pitasts from New York who have recently made large
together with the splendid ferry in
and the Of taxes will tend to make pro-
ry yrse rapidly in Jersey City For further particulars
I'd mans Of property enquire Of David Scott Aactoneer
Montgomery street Jersey City Edward F. Torrcy 50
bhn street. New Yosk.
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b c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALEOF
~ stock Of Cabinet Turnture.The attention Of the
and housokccpers to the large stock Of rose
ood mahogany Furniture of Mr. Charles Sloau to
sold at auction on Friday next At TIE wa,erooms as
of safc-four months for all $780, for salts
otorY endoraad notca interest Added.
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nAGuERREoTYP FOR s35-A QUARTER SIZE
- yoigtlsnder Camera with other apparatus if applied
for Inquire of W. WELLkK at the grocery No l49
Court street. corner Of W arren, Brooklyn
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A UcTioM NoTICs-THoMAs BELL. AUcTIoNEER.
"A by w. L. Van Zant. Sale this day. at l0h O'Clock,
IN the auction room by virtue of mortgage, Carpets
dozen Chairs Sofas 10 Mattresses Pianoorte rs yards
Oil Cloth valuable Counter, with show Case Dry Goods
Fancy Articles valuable Watch 40 boxes Claret 10 do
Bay Rum and other goods Wedne sday regular and yau
Wines. Teas &c This day, TUESDAY June 18th. at
Coffee Tea sosp, candles starch Raisns. Figs Prunes,
Salt, Pickles. Mustard, Rice indigo Msccaront Spices
Brandy, Girs Wines Bay Rum Segars Tobacco, SC.
W. A. CARTER, Auctionecr.
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

SPACIOUS WELL FURNISHED PARL0R AND
"A bedroom. communicating; also handsome ose base
pent may be had without bcsrd with br ,akiast In
hrst class house. stage route Inquire at lo sprios
street
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A UCTION SALE OF MORTGAGED FURNITURE.-W
"A Cole Auctioneer, will sell this day. Tuesday at 10
ocock, at 90 street. by virtue Of large
assortment of parlor and chamber Furniture
Sofa centre per and card French
sion Tables China and Glass Ware Looking Glasses Bu
reaus, Oil Cloth, Kitchen Furniture, &c,
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A RARE CHANCE-THE LEASE. BAR FIXTURES.
"A and Furniture of hotel for sale. Inquire at the
Livingston House. Of Columbia and Atantic streets
Brooklyn The for selling account Of the death
of the proprietor
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AU UCTIoNEER.-LARGE SALE OF
Stntuary, Marble, Bohemian Glass aud Plated Ware,
Furniture Co. at saies ss Chambers street.
BroadwAy-Henry T. Leeds auctioneer will sell above
n Tuesday A. ioh o'clock large and extensive assort
Bohemian Glass Ware. Plated Ware, Cutlery. Sc. Also
mahogany and walnut Furniture in suites
I'D with plush brooatele and hair coth Bureaus WASH
ands Warsrobes Chairs Rockers Centre Tables So For
urther particulars, see Courier Express.
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rOHN TISHBLATT, AUCTIONEER.-BY JOHN FISH
blatt 21 Pearl street Tuesday, June 15 at H. O'clock
chests Tca 20 barrels of Pants l66 cases Of Clare
Of Sherry Of 1872 20 of Madeira. of 1896 40
Uses Champagne 30 segars; patent Wagons; Buggy
Vasons. Pianos &c &c,
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IN C0LTON, AUCTIONEER-HOUSEAOLD FURNI-
ture. &cF Cotton will SELL this day. Tuesday, June
18TH at 1919 o'clock at Nos and Is Murray street.
Broadway, all tho furniture of the
usual parlor bedroom and basement Fur
buildings to be taken down Immediately Sale will
&be positive.
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- ~, - ~.
RCE TWO STORY HOUSE. WITH

three lots in Elzabethtown N j. The house nearly
new and situated In pleasant part Of the town and Is
York. as there T. almost hourly communication with the
same throughout the day For particulars inquire of JOHN
G DAVIS, Herald Once or Of JOHN SQUIRE. 202 West
street, New York.
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lit Il. LEEDS. MISUNDERSTANDING ITALIAN
~: Sculpture &c.-nenry II. Leeds Co: will sell. by
auction Tuesday 10TH 0l O'clock the sales
Room No. Wall street splendid collection Of 'ulptures,
on consisting Of large Of beautiful Vases Of
M sizes and styles fne of choice Verde Antique
uhects eaborately finished Also superb collection
tatustsss and Groups IN .absstsr consisting Of the usual
productions Of tho great asers with great variety Of
hamenta articles Of various description jewelry, &c.
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CITY LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-BY
Anthony J. Blcccker at Merchants Exchange Thurs
June 18th 1852 at IL O'clock M two valuable budins
on south ads Of South Second street. commencing
east Of Fifth street. lot being - BY 20feet the
Is 40 feet. Part Of the purchase money may re-
lain ON mortgagc.
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(UM. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SILL ON
Tuesday, the 18th, at 10 o'clock. at No 20 Hudson
eet the stock Of store hair
ars, Tables Bedsteads, Cots looking Glasses Bureaus
ork ches, Tsols, straw Beds, Lumber Tables. Leg
bsts, Posts. &c.
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- room, suitabls for gentleman and wife two sim
gle gentlemen, he had in small. quiet family, sp-
pcaton at No II Walker street. Also small chamber,
fnr e;p oIo
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NOR SALE VERY L0W-THE OWNER HAVING
other business-a Steam Mahogany Saw Mill. in
plets running order the midst Of the mahogany landings
possessing extensive water ryht part Of the prsmes
can be rented without interfering with the mill for 81 2
with good Of steady customers opport unity
for one in search Of simple safe and profitable business
For further particulars inquire the premises 1886 Front
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BOARDING IN BROOkLYN.-A FEW SINGLE
- gentlemen can be accommodated with breakfast and
ard dinner Sundays in private family there
i but few boardeTs. References exchanged Apply at III
High street.
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RoARD WANTED ON STATEN IsLAND-WANTED
mme diately Staten leland in the ncghborhood of
Clifton Stapleton landing board for lady and her
daushter Address, stating particulars Staten Island,
Ht raid office.
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DOARD-A LARGE PARLOR, WITH BEDROOM AND
ID pantry attached suitable for gentleman and wife,
nall suitable for single gentleman be had,
with board, by ap plying at l2l Chambers street.
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NANTED-A PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL OF
from 5000 TO $1,000 70 engage With the advertiser
ddress b. & w., box 2664, New York r. o.
0ARTNER WANTED, WITH FROM $500 TO a O0O
capital to purchase half interest In achins far
hich the demand unlimited, and connect with the ad-
rtssr In in this city any part Of the
late person acquainted In the country preferred Ad-
Jess n. A. X, Broadway Post Once.
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pOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE
II accommodated with well furnished room, whore there
bosrders Full board for the lady only Address s.
E.. broadway Post Office
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-F1NE LARGE AND AIRY
- furnished unfurnshed, be obtained at ~
Sends street Th y III eT .hs "1t In
large and pleasantly situated Parties desrous Of board
will do well to CALL Terms moderate. References
changed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
THE SORROWS OF BEREAVEMENT.

he SORRON . Of DEN Ca Cui hN
II was not at that mournful hour
When FIRST thy spirit fled,
And LIES las, smile was on thy brow,
felt that ,nou vert dead.
But Oh! when weary days were past,
And thou away vert gone,
And |, in silent wretchedness,
Had wept and prayed alone.
When lighter friends looked coldly on,
Or fai,hless from me fled,
Or strove 10 heal, and wounded more,
felt that thou vert dead.
And when passed along the walks,
Where thou with me hadst been,
And stood alone where both had stood,
IN every gentle scenes
And saw the glorious sun and sky,
Ard felt the bllmy air,
And heard thousand happy sounds,
And knew thou vert not there
Oh! then felt that all the charm
That made it bright was fled,
I turned away in bitterness,
And wept that thou wer, dead.
And when l hear the silrery sounds
We both have loved TO hear,
And think that all their sweetness now
Will never reach thine eur;
Or read The books we both have loved,
OF verse, or learned lore,
And miss the eye, the voice, the smile,
That made il sweet before;
Or when, through sad AMI lonely hours,
long thy face 10 see,
and think that all this bitter grief
Is nothing now to thee
OH then feel from earth. from me,
Forever thou art fled,
And TOO, too kcenly then feel
That nc so loved is dead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
THE PAGAN QUESTIONING DEATH.

THE PAGAN QUESTIONING DEATH.
~. o,,,cord darkness and the inrard light
n mist Of night and blindness, that must hang
Before hy life TO come
q tomb that closes with IRON clang
And is forever dumb!
shlp,. which 90 forth upon the boundless main
AMI perish far Ut sea-
Are los sed in fragments TO the land again-
But nauIai returns from thee.
No whsper comes from ell the generations,
Through Thy dark portals thrust;
No breath Of lie among the buried nations,
Oae mument slirs their dust.
No souls beneath, ere struggling INTO Hs"h
Helve up The silent ground; -,
Though the green sod above Them Is 30 iRht-
So frail the crumoing mound
listen BY the sea, 10 catch some tone
From spirits that are fled;
There is voice in lis eternal moan
No voice, VI all It's dead
The stars look cod!y down when man Is dying,
The moon 9, Ii holds its sway; ,r,
Flowes breathe their perfume round ue' WINGS Asep se
Nought seems TO pause or stay.
Yes! bilntly on-o'er all that thinks and feels,
the universe must roll;
Though at each It's adsnlanne wheels
Crush out human soul
Towards Won brgh, vault OF heaven dare moi raise
The cry OF my despair,
Lest | should hear the echo which berays
That all Is empty there.
70, has my soul within he gift Of seeing
Beyond this earth and SKY
feel the immortal Instinct OF my being
know IL cannot die!