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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
A WELCOME WHISPER Sir, permit

We to whisper in ytUr ear that
Heavens you don't say 80" Yes ,r we do, aud mere
over be Not n leave the resdor Ia sis-
pento we will translate the stars for his beueht They
mean that 0REth's Shirts. No / Actor House always fit
and that he sways SENDS them home al The hour he pro
mises
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph to The New-YOFk Tribune
p.cislon Ia an Important Llanor Ca,e-Flres.

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Escape Of a Larse Number OF Slaves

MAiSHILLEi hyr Hunosy1 ooP~ 70 -
Tbirty-one slaves, from the neighbor-
hood Of Augusta and D,yer escaped TO Ohio last nsoe
They were Traced 70 Ripley on the nver sad we're par
sued by their and others from this Tie. Ine
clothes taken ~ toe siayes were concssst 10 !na
and the puTsu refused warrant 10 search sse
house In which wssscpposed most OF tho slaves se
hid Five, Who had continued on, wsre pursued y
their masters, and three captured They are sxPeosa
20 be bfousbi over 10 hight The negroes OF hpssy
listed In numbers ara ed with guns snd surrornoss
the hotel where tho Keuiuciisps stopped fssrs AZ
sniertsinsd Of Q serious disturbance. tho ksasaeu
ars remain there on tce waici and are dserinsd ~
recover tie slaves Much tndiyusscn u fat here %
cawe the authorities Of R.psT rslaisd 10 ss'ss No
mssss,s, By granting wsrrt7|
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RIDING SCHoOL.-W. II. DisBRoW' NO
q 9Th av will open 90 Eyeni1R Class 10 Horsemsn.nlo on
MONDAY EVENING Get. l. and contIqss e,cn MOnosJ,
"Wednesday ard Friday evening during ths sutomn 500
winter Pleasure Parties Of ladies and Een'ls ca on Tues
CAV Thulf6ay 1ud Saturday sye1i0ft
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE E.

NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ~, 1856?
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From the National Democrat,
The Enlargement OF Tammany HaIi-The Old
Democratic and Many OF the Wing mer-
chants seeking admission into the Wfgwam

The nomination of Scott has induced many OF the mer-
camille men OF cily-democrais and whigsto seek
admission into Tammany Hall. There hundreds OF
merchants, whose democracy is unquesioned, who for
years have not participated in the movements oil party
aud who, Tor some other have not been in
lanmaDy Hall for long time They are now prepared
10 enter the Wigwam and give character and dignity
10 what ranspires within its walls OF party character
They are Disguised with wing msrue, and there
no party ht TO govern this country but the democratic
party, and TO give wholesome direction to the
ments OF The democracy they mast become active parc
pants in primary matters.
We are eloced at this determination OF Theirs and il
lanmany Hall is not capacious enough TO hold them all,
il should be enlarged.
II is now clear TO our mind that the nomination OF Scott
will not be cordially supported by the wing party in this
city. Wherever you see a number OF wings in CONVEX
satlon on the subject OF that nomination, you find them
divided, and many OF them declaring that they cannot
support Scott Whatever may be his professions they
say that Seward candidate cannot stand national
PLATFORM Though he may endorse it,, they have no
confidence IN bis sincerity at this late period There is
but little doubt that Pierce will lead Scott 10000 votes
i'll this city. To Scos nomination the great lead
ing statesman in the whig ranks has been thrust aside
Fillmore. loo, whose administration though wing, is
decidedly national has been nsuied by the Seward press
with malgnity of spirit and ferocy OF language that
without parallel in the history OF parties. He has
been made odous by those who should have been his
friends because he would not lend himself the inter-
ests OF Seward and the abolitionists
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From the Nashua Gazette.
Grand New England Ratification Meeting.

The democratic State committee of Massachusetts have
appointed subcommittee to confer with democratic
Stale committees Of the other New England Stales, for
the purpose Of considering the policy of appointing
suitable time and place for holding grand ratification
meeting. Such meeting should be held Let it be OF
a character worthy OF New England and her granite
statesman.
II should be held at central locality which will
be at The time easy OF access and will furnish all
the necessary accommodations for such large gathering
Either Worcester. or Springfield, Massachusetts, would
probably be as central point that could be selected
and struck us al first the most eligible place where il
should be held But, upon consideration, it may be
doubted whether Sufficient accommodations could be fur
nished at either Of these places for the multitude
that would naturally assemble such an occasion
Perhaps Boston is the place after all
This j. the first time that New England has been ia
vored with democratic candidate for President II is
meet that the should be celebrated in fitting
manner and that such response should 90 up as will
do honor 10 her favorile statesman,
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Gov. IRoUsDALE AND THE PRESIDENTIAL SoMINA.
TIos.-We learn that this gentleman, whose name
cratic ticket, is deighed at the nominations He was
colonel in Pierces brigade in Mexco-knows the man
endorsement is guarantee tina, Gen. Perce--as
history and official reports provebore himself sol
der ought in the Mexican campaign A distinguished
soldier himself, Governor Trousdale could syDpahize
with the elevation OF one upon whose shield there
rested single stain. There thousands in every sec.
too OF the Union who will recognise in Frank Pierce
the gallant officer under whose lead they fought Con-
cease until November next--NahpMe Uaion.
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Notice TO the Public, and Instructions to Posfrades
Office Is hereby July
IN the United States mails will be despatched follows,
Nsw York and -aspinoaH
Leave New York arrive
Aspnwali Navy bay the l4th
Returning, leave Aspinwan arrival of Pacific
rive at New York about l2h each month.
New York and Nep Orleans Line ouching ta
Leave New York month; arrive al
New Orleans about the AID and 7th of
Returning, and al
New York about the 2ist and 9th o month
Neo Orleans and -7spinpaH Direct Line.
Leave New Orleans 1t month; arrive at
Aspnwail about the l4th eac month
Returning, leave Aspnwai arrival Pacific
rive at New Orleans 10Th
N. nd
forna mails either Charleston,
Georgia, win hereafter
and Savannah Offices will do
The days wi be
lst and 10Th Of each Returning,
Panama arrival Of the Atlantic
ne between san Francisco and Oregon
both NJ. X HALL Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June H. In52. June 16-d6t
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Dedication or the First Pierce and King Kick
DRY Pole raised In the United States.

The members Of the Sixth Ward Auxiliary jackson
Democratic Association having solicited 10 extend an
Invitation 10 all democrats with them on Tues
day evening next In front OF the Anacostia Engine
the marine barracks, the occasion OF dedcatng
HICKORY FOLK, hereby request the members Of the Jack.
Democratic Associations and their brethren Of the Dis
cratic Hail." Gate the "Adelph Theatre,D south side OF
Pennsyvana avenue "A street, Tuesday evening
next 29h instant for the purpose Of attending in body
said meeting,
The occasion viii be one OF great interest Some OF the
most distinguished democratic expected to de-
liver addresses and the fearless, dwokng and dsn.
teesfed democrats OF the Sixth ward promise to spare no
effort render the occasion one of unusual brllancy
J. d. HOOVER,
President Jackson Democratic Association
Tune 2l-3t
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ny A. GREEN. Ane,leneer.

ARGE STOCK or BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION
IL Monday 2sth instant, shall sell at 10 o'clock at
Thomas A. the south side Of
the Of IN street. an extensive and
As the stock s large and
variety The above
beer recently laid In, and Of modern style.
Terms All OF s25 cash gas and
ceedng credit Of days $50 credit Of two and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
June Odd A. GREEN, Anctioneer
g. will be closed Wednesday the 23d Instant In
sale All Indebted 20 the
are respectfully requested call and settle their accounts
THOMAS a. SCOTT.
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THe DEMOCRACY OF New EscLAsD.--There is 10 be a
grand ratification meeting OF the democracy OF the New
England States respond the honor conferred on New
Eogand 10 the nomination of General Franklin Pierce
for the presidency The project started by the dem.
ocratc Stale convention OF Massachusetts and COM
mee appointed 10 confer with the democratic State COM
rnees OF other New England States and TO decide upon
the time and place tor holding the meeting II WILL no
doubt be gathering every way worthy OF the patriotic
sons OF New Engand--ABany Argus.
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EXCITING Scene n Court.

Bosrop, June rs During the concluding portion Of the
remarks Of Attorney General Clifford. in the criminal
this morning, in The OF Davis trial for the murder
Of his sister by poison The prisoner suddenly spran2 iro
his with banched cheek and eyes flashing madness
and Ia great fury shook his fist Mr. Clifford, exela
"it such king never said any such thing.
panying with OATH Joanna Hodcnes has lied abont
me, aud cannot sit still when such lies Told"
The officers endeavored TO quiet him, when his chdren
who present, cried " Father. father don't hut
him 20 The whole court and spectators melted to
tears The prisoner appears 70 experience most asonizng
anxiety.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.

ITNINPRoyED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday,
July It, half past O'Clock, the premises,
No. No. 557 fronting SO
drumming from New Jersey through
middle Of the with is6 ~
The partially enclosed
a fence The be the OF the
Title perfect.
thrd residue years,
secured by deed Of trust bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June sd Aucioncer.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON n STREET AT AUCTION
On Wednesday, 3oth instant, shall sell O'Clock M,
the premises, fine building lot situated north ~ between
Second and Third streets being lot No In reservation No u
having front "a and 100 $3.50
feet The property located
immediately In the Of the A. Charles Hotel.
Terms One hrh balance and three the
purchaser give for the deferred bearing interest
indsputable A. GREEN,
June a3-d Aucbonesr.
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$500 REWARD.

AN AWAY from the subscriber Tuesday night the 18th
IL Spencer, (who calls himself
He IN OF color inches
spoken swinging walk
and large Ills
gng pants, with stripe The and oznabug
clothing recoecied. Said
Joshua Lee Of London county and purchased his
The above reward will be for apprehension
Dranosyte, Fairfax county, Va. VIM H. RATES.
June
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The Evening Journal still accuses General Pierce OF
not doing anything to expunge the religious lest from the
constitution OF New Hampshire! IL is followed in this
by the Rochester Democrat, Buffalo Express, and few
others but out OF the ranks OF the black press il
10 not seconded.
As we have published from the record the votes and
the speech OF Mr. Pierce in the constitutional conven-
ton, by which this amendment carried through a
body OF 263 members, qct only dissenting Uotes
the statement OF these reckless prints made with the
full knowledge OF lis falsehood.
The ehronlery will deceive On the other
hand, it will remind the class appealed TO that the
hors OF this intended fraud and deception, who thus
since dealing for the purpose of political capital in pas
sons and resenme hts Dlaned against them They will
be apt 10 remember also that the nativlst outbreak 10
Philadelphia uhe Philadelphia Scott called
IT'D which laid churches in ruins and spread terror
through The land not only placed the most subservien,
wings pledged to repeal OF the naturalization laws in
representative places in the State and nation but
presents for the chief magsacy OF the Union of the
chiefs OF that proscrirtive party
Cen Scott not only "concns fully in the principles oil
the Philadelphia movement 10 quote his own language,
but in his blindness . wished 10 the great work
which the patriots (of persecution and proscrpon) had
set on foot" patriots" whose zeal rpened into endish
malice, and monuments Of whose "greai" work were
the smoking temples and scatteed'mnisters OF religion
While the original prosecutors and allies join in assa
ing Gen Percethe friend and advocate OF religious o!
eraonthe press most interested in the immediate ques
ton defend and sustain him. The New York Freeman's
Journal and Catholic Register and the Truth Teller oil
New York, the Boston Pilot the Buffalo Celt and Caiho
lie Citizen the Pittsburg Chronicle, the Cincinnati Cit
zen and the whole press OF that denomination ,ci.out
single exception. commend and sustain with heartness
and raDkness the gallant representative of democracy
the liberal statesman, and brave sodier-Frankn Pierce
[dlbany alias.
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e UNION WASHINGTON, SATURDAY MORNING JUNE g. 1852
b ths loolslsps Of whom is hsir hghest ambition 10

in the footsteps OF whom il is their highest ambition "a
tread
fear have respassed on your patience but, believ-
ing that the vndcaton OF the citizens in the valley OF
the Rio Grande from unjust aspersons was due equally
20 them and 10 Congress- from whose protecting hand
alone they expect either safety justice, have
ured 10 occupy OF your time in enforcing it than
should have consumed had not hoped for The utmost
indulgence OF the committee, in maintaining the cause
OF national honor and OF outraged humanity
Very respectfully your sbedent servant,
OVID L. JOHNSON.
Hon. j. Shields.
Chairman, &C., &c. Committee on Military Affairs
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Hy A. GREEN, Auotioneer

GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
TION-on Thursday, the st July. shall sell In foni
premises Al O'Clock M tsosio frame house and lot be-
af lots Nss 10 and II, In l0l,
Of 2st and north Inc lot fronts
inches, and n feet deep
Terms third twelve months
the purchaser give notes bearing interest from day Of SALE
actoniy secured A. GREEN,
June 26--d Auco
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Rhode Island Whiy State Contention Nomination of
Presidential Eleciors

NEWPORT, June "a Pursuant the call Of the whig
State committees the convention assembled at the State
House last evening at eight o'clock
Hon Alfred Boswor,h elected president, Col. VIM.
IL Cranston and Cromwell Whippe, esq, secretaries
committee Of live from Providence county, and three from
each Of the other countless appointed 10 nominate
suitable candidates 10 the convention.
The committee retired and returned the following nom-
natonsi
Elisha Harris Of Coventry; Isaac p. Hazard of New
Amos ID. Smith, of Providence and Charles Alen
Of North Kingston.
The nominations unanimously confirmed
Hon John Brown, +. II. Stead, esq and Christopher
Robinson, were appointed committee TO inform the can
didates OF their nomination,
The nominating committee were authorized TO fill any
vacancy which may occur the ticket.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
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From cARi-AaolGsr ms urreeiionary Movement, &c

BosToN, June "a "A letter dated Copiapo. Chill, May oh,
says There has been another
during the last fortnight part OF the garrison stationed
al Trospnna took up arms, and imprisoned put TO flight
the remainder OF the troops; but having been
in their subsequent proceedings, and being unable TO OBJ
tain the cooperation OF the miners they made their escape
some Of them 10 Caba, and some TO the argentine prov
nces One of them afterwards arrested and executed
in The public square,
Another letter, dated Puna, April %, says that Flores
having rid Of the intervention Of the Swedish fgse,
Mr. Cushing, the American charge undertook Interfere
but his conduct having been censured by the
OF the United States iigate, the matter ended.
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Auosionssr.

TRUsTEE,s SALE OF TWO FINE DwELLINGs,-By virtue OF
authority vested in will sell al public auction,
Of Instant the presises,
O'Clock, p those fine modern built new BRICK dwelling
high, situated south street.
fronting the beautiful smitho
Park; hpe and commanding view Of the city. Each
cellar and including saloon paro
sides and cook well Of good water In each
Kitchen houses and
work in these buildings USUALLY OF wood
of For snlubr comfort and beauty OF perspective, there
arefs the with this.
Terms fourth Of the purchase money to be paid IN hand and
~ 49, and "a months from day
' = - N. q. sPALDINc, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June I'D huchonsefs
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Iragicai Occurrence a, Sci.

New YoRK, June 24The slip John Ravenal, ofChares.
ton, arrived here to-day from Liverpool and reports the
particulars of dreadful transaction which occurred
board The 29;h ult. The chief mate, named James
Burnside, from motive, undertook 10 put the captain
in irons--being, he said the tme supported BY
and passengers. Whom he made the attempt the
captain rushed inso his state seized pistol and
the approached, shot him dead, the ball enterng his
The mates conduct.
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ByJ. G. MCGUIRE, Auctione-r.

by j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE LEGHORN HATS, UMBRELLAS, AEON Sat
urday morning. June 26, O'Clock
shall sell household furniture
ing Of
sofas. chairs bedscads mattresses
Washstands, toilet sets, looking glasses
Girandoes, crockery
Kitchen utensils, refrigeraors, &c.
Also, lot of Leghom umbrellas, Watches pencil
Terms cash, JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
June 26-d Auctoneer.
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hloRE PROOFS OF "AvAILABrLIrY."-The Petersburg
Democrat announces, aud 1t currently believed on
the streets here yesterday that James Lyons esq., one OF
the two whg electors OF The State OF Virginia at large,
and chairman OF the Wing Central Committee, had sen,
Wing Central Committee; and that the designations OF
other electors also sent in. These gentlemen are
not willing TO "sultfy themselves" in the language OF
nomination made propiia,e w. II Seward and 10 in
suit and PROSTATE Willard Fillmore for his perng him
self 10 defence OF the South, they have always been
convinced. The "Whis" may sneer at these gentlemen
clancy politicians who, like sorry horses, cost more 10
keep them than they worth !" but they have talent.
and influence, and their population OF the ticket will be
terrible blow TO the Seward candidate in Virginia and
the South Richmond Enquirer
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ny >. Q. MCGUIRE. Aoct,oneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE win offer for sale
the premises, Wednesday, the 3ofh instant O'Clock
part Of LOT No 49, 3s fronting ION
Pennsylvania the brick house thereon The IL
feet front by lo feet inch Deep part OF which in garden
tanning fine fruit &C The
threestory brick In excellent ORDER having kitchen dining
IN the BASEMENT and six the upper Tide indie
putable,
Terms will be made known the day Of sale.
June 2i-eo3t J. q. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer.
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By J. q. MCGUIRE. Auctloncsr.

TRUSTEES BALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUG
TloN.on Saturday, June Goth, at half O'clock
shall SELL premises lot No square
293 fronting - An inches Thirteenth west between
NORTH running 100 3Ueet alley
The title is believed TO be indputabe All be
the expense of the purchaser.
Terms: third purchase be paid down the
residue credit Of
secured bearing interest. BY order OF the trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June 25--d Aucioneer.
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We the Observatory engaged in
making connexon with the astronomical
expedition Chill public service requires thai the officers
and therefore been
decided Observatory vse every evening from and
sunset
Vsters will be admitted any between M and
4-U
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By !. G. MceUIHE. Auot,oneor.

HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTIoN.-on Monday afternoon,
Ill 2eth, aha O'clock the premises, shall sell lot
and morrill, having l0th Of Is
back @ feet inches 90 feet alley, and improved
by n two-story frame dwelling
third residue satisfactorily secured, bearing
interest All at The expense q The purchased
June 2i-d !. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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This large, new, and elegant hotel for the season
The public viii find this the FIRST IN all
respects to the best American hotels
Location few steps from the shore with view Of
the AARON GARRET5ON,
June 24-lmo Proprietor
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BosroS Jnne 70 The royal mail steamer Niagara ar
rived here last night from Halifax Her mail left for the
South this morning Ia the early uan, and will reach Bal-
sylyania do. IS 50 Virginia do. 500 ex-dividend
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By 4. n. sraArroS. Auct, oneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON the IsLANp.-on Thurs
day JuIy ls on the premises at O'Clock, shall sell in
No. ALL and 9th lot
~ fronting 9Th between and each
being - by 30, running alley ~ feet wide.
Terms onehd cash residue equal and
years. with interest satisfactorily secured Conyoyances the
expense OF purchasers. June 25-dts
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By y. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer

NEAT FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on wednes
IN day afternoon June 3ot half O'Clock premises
shall sell Of lot No 4, 42 improved by
house.
The property situated Eighth
and north, and desirable for n small family,
Terms half residue In aud twelve for
satisfactorily secured bearing JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Aucuoneer
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CAHDwe respectfully that their
II will be presented them before the
9oh instant and earnestly that all will forward
pared their
h Of July possible thereby saving much time and themselves
much trouble.
June 95-eolmf VERIFY MILLER
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Pleres sna .k,ag pemoera.,e A..oels,lon.

Rolred cordially unite with any club
body Washington In
curing the election Of the nominees Of the
vention held nj Baltimore.
meeting Association held
Monday next the 25 instant In thsbai OF Franklin
housen which attendance Of the members
who wish 10 Join the Association Is requested.
n. A. TUCKER, President
F.S.MYER, First Vice President.
sAML. GRUB, SECOND Vice President
Iso ~ ksspstf Recording Secretary.
sf.sfsosrsoK, Corresponding Secretary.
H. DAVIS, Treasurer.
JAMES TowLEs,
June27-dN Chairman Of the Executive Committee,
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uyE.S. srpaTroN. Auc,,oneer.

ITNIMPRovED LOT IN THE FIRST wARD.--on Monday,
u June 2Sth, premises at O'clock shall sell the
north half Of lot No a. in square No situated 10th street
between and north, containing ans feet
Terms; third residue equal payments six and
twelve months with satisfactorily Conveyan
the Of purchaser. June 2p-A
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Death Of an Episcopal Divine

CHARLESTON, June 2l.--The Right Rev Chrisiophe
Gadsden bishop Of the Episcopal diocese OF South Care
lima, died this morning.