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Now Open Odd Fellaws' Hall, for "a short sesson
only BAYNE's celebrated series of gigantic entitled
Voyage Europe embracing magnificent OF boston, bar
Halifax, Atlantic, Meey, Liverpool the Crystal
Palace Worlds Fair Westminster Abbey London from the
passing bridges, ending with magnificent
OF the Thames tunnel brilliantly luminaed and both banks
Of the beautiful Rhine.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, 81
o'clock.
age, is
Doors open panorama moving O'Clock.
July Ia
SUGAR AND MOLASsES AT AUC'TION.--On "Wednesday
~ O'Clock A. H. Dodge's wharf,
cargo baque VIM Chase Mayaguez, Porto Rico,
consisting Of
$40 hogshcads sugar, part prime
d. do choice moasscs.
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT,
July 25-dtdif Auctioncer, Georgetown.
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az Lnatcs' Festival for tho bens6t Of Carroll Chapel,
the chapel, Thursday 10Th instant
No pains will be spared render agreeable good band Of
b. in attendance Distance, eghtmiles north Of the City Post
July 2T-dd
NORTHUMBERLAND rural festival Tor benefit Of Car
II rolls Chapel, advertised take place Wednesday, 2h
nnsvodaby postponed al the day. Thursday 9th
instant July ~
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July 25-dtdi.

DENsION LAM Gsrrant.-AIen Mclean, who
private Captain ds's company ID regiment United States
infantry hereby nofed that have for him.
nearly $500 He left Washington d. O., in l649sup
posed n California.
that, he file evidence
filed him, will lose
his land warrant and the fraud be successful.
JOHN ID. CLARK,
July 24-d3t1 Washington, d. @.
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rREAT Attraction this Week !-Extensive Sale OF
VI dress silks, up san-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
price well assorted stock
silks onehaf Of original have
them their departments each dress has the number Of
yards marked IL, and lowest cash price.
Ladies silk for the fall
may getting very bargain, (hs ony)
will be closed of this This also good
pouny for members of Congress and others who wish buy
handsome silk prices put much
than rey bought other city in the Union
July 20-dlwif CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, b Co.
NOCEWe take this method Of returning sincere thanks
IN who have promptly responded
settling for last half
year. real pleasure business with SUCH
compelled call the again Of
called their We
spectuiy such do either with the by
al convenient dates.
CLAGETT DODSoN.
July 2a-eoihsh
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Of pe IN Oh Male Academy wishes
employ forhwih assistant teacher qualified
the various English branches and the
unmarried of sober habits rood
o q Principal
to--df
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Georgia STATE Conusnti0n.-Murder By Slavs

SAVANNAH, July IA call has been published in the
of this State for the holding of meetings 10
al point dele gates TO the State Union convention
Twelve negroes have been arrested in Mcintosh county,
for numbering their MASTER Mr. James Z. Houston They
confessed the crime.
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Tie Mark cts.

New YoRk, Juy 26 Government stocks are active
sales OF Can TN. There feature in the cot
ton market-demand fair and quotation steady,
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pennsyvania avenue h streets Washington ~ CO.
WHOLESALE nnd retail dealers foreign and domestic staple
and fancy dry goods, msieg oclohs table
and piano covers bed spreads blankets sheens and hoossu
n-hipR dry goods generally.
strict, prompt, personal attention given orders,
DEC Q1--lyn
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p ". HoOE ~ CO., Wholesale aad Retail Dealers
csrpeing, floor oil cofh@ mstine~ materias
sheens blankets, and
o. o. = - - ' ''s"'T
Aug 0o--u
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By y. Q. MCGUIRE. Auctionrcr.
GALE OF VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE, CARRIAGE
- HORSES, sc residence the Hon William A
Thursday July O'Clock,
residence of Hon. VIM. A. Graham,
streets, his household furniture, consisting part
Of
Two elegant rosewood sofas
One do do fsuteuil, quarteues
do paflor a chairs 10 mi
One do table, fancy chairs
Two mahogany bonk.cases
Two DO do nd sofa tables
Gothic chairs, library tables
French plate mirror, chandeliers
Window curtains, shades, and cornces
Velvet tapestry, Brussels and ingram carpets
Rurs stair rode and mating
Mahogany extension dining and aide table.
Cfockery aud glassware
Elegant wardrobe
Walnut md mahogany French bedseads
Spring NJ
Wa ma Al mahogany dressing bureaus
Wsshstsnds, toilet beds mattresses
Walnut swing crib, towel stands
Chsaber tables, chairs, looking glasses, 40,
Cooking and other stoves
O'Clock, front Of the houe shalt sell match pair
Gnr horses between air and old.
Terms $50 uroer, cas that credit and
Four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS, @. MCGUIRE
yuly2t-d Auetopeer,
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EKOM LONpoN.-Wigrag. on Embankng Lands from Inc

yROM LONDON--Wiggngs Embanking Lands from the
Sea, vol, i152
Macfadane's History OF British India. VOL, 1ess
Wooihouse Dinerential Calculus vol, lS2
Gihard's Anecdotes Of the BRUSH Navy. l vol, lisa
Hasied's screw Fleet OF the Navy. VOL, 1851
I.ocock's Perspective. vol, 1854.
weiga's Figure Drawing. ! vol. 1882.
Lights shadows Of Scottish Life. VOL, edition.
yarrus; by 1ockbar- l VOL edition.
sensibily, by Miss Austen. vol, edition.
Pdde and Prejudice by Miss Austen. vol, edition.
just Imported from London direct, by
July "a FEANCk TAYLOR.
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New York Fashionable Clothing Estsbbshsne mt
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

Wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MuNRoE co.. No AL Broadway, (bey.en Howard
and Grand reets,) invite all persons visiting New York
either for business call
ment and examine the superb assortment Of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Geniemen's furnishing goods,
Boys and chiiren's cioshine, Sc.
OF the hest description, there exhibited for sale
The same principles which New Orleans establish
and which have made popular the
and West, strictly adhered broadway
Our facilities for obtaining goods enable
the choicest
and the lowest prices
Every article IL sold under full guarantees,
in
plain figures the ticket and amy
be made.
Subscriptions OF clothing shorte-, notice.
ALFRED MUNROE a co,
al broadway, New York.
AHRRD MuNRoE, Ut
WV y. ABntTr May os--d3mif
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white Hall, New windsor Csrren county mary


land.
THIS lately
for the especial benefit Of families wishing
quei comfort, II Is located
saubty the immediate vicinity Of excellent sulphur
pprng residence, places
sirsbe tn. village Of New Windsor
The subscriber still accommodate from twenty-five
hoardss table will be satisfy
will be furnished with the best Of wines, liquors,
CARS, &c.
The shalt be moderate nothing
will coaduce comfort pleasure of vser
aud reached either by
Westminster, by the Baim and ohio
woobine Airy either % which places conveyance
convey passengers New windsor,
given the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHOLow, Proprietor
July o3--dn J. p. BARTHoLow, Agent
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Collectors Once, July 20, 1854.

NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMPT
lMENTNotice is hereby the
payable this Office and that abatement
be allowed for The paid be
3lst August ensuing, all first being paid
n J. ROCHE,
July 27-eotdif Collector,
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HRRE yet hand ne than hundred copies Of
"Ihe Campaign OF lS4r political paper published during
canvass, auspices Richie. All the ee
which that faithfully recorded TO-
gether with official ia presidential elections o.
s4 aud 1915 BY States and Counties the full OF me BAL
Of the Philadelphia whig) Convention
1915 and indeed objects which likely
brought into discussion the approaching campaign VIII be
found in this volume.
The Campaign 46 pages oo bound in boards,
with sheep backs and viii be sold the low PAIGE Of
dollars.
As hundred copies hand those who
wish 10 purchase may procure them al this Office.
June ll--eon
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily passenger O'clock
Passengers connect with sawyer lines Of coaches
for Mddeburg Uppervle, and Paris, Loudoun Mill
wood and winchester reaching Winchester by hapas ocoek
p. Fare through 81.
BY the ass for Warenon Fauquie Springs
Cuipeper Courthouse Godonsvie
connection with The Virginia Central railroad at the asinamed
point Charlottesville by lines
reaching Wauenion early dinner Culpep~
O'Clock, and Godonsvile In full time
with train OF the Virginia Central from
Richmond 10 Charlottesville Through fare Gordonvie S.
above elegant
excced
gives his supervision the
sd the public rely careful driving and good time
Joints,
above laid with heavy iron,
every respect The
exceed the United
guards and al OF the Unfit of railway trains
Through House,
avenue Washington and Nswton Mansion House, Ale
dna. Bagg 100 lbs per passenger.
The steamboats, between Washington and
regularly with the above trains and passengers
Alexandria will hnd omniuu-es convey
the railway station.
parties roads IL numbering
twenty persons day.
county, and The Manassas saem Fauquier
So miles from Alexandria.
X. II. MIDDLETON, Sup. O. and Alex R. r.
M. NJ. WELSH, Sup. NJ G. r. r.
June il--dtf
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Etna Insurance Company, Of Utica, New York.
Cauital Sl7OOO0,

Capital $4,000
VHIS company against FIRE
public private buildings country furniture,
stocks OF goods and merchandise generally Also risks
and risks steamboats, railroads. and lakes taken the
favorable
business equitable directors have
satisfaction they ample
surplus fund.- which, addition the capital of the
careful manner, enabling the
may
business with this company
JOHN Il. HINMAN, President
ii. ii. nAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE sELDTNG, Agent,
9Th street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
June 29-3lawiy
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V,HE New Route 10 Niagara Falls, from Albany 20
Rochester, Lockpo BY the opening OF the Rochester, Lock
Fails railroad enables from Al
bany Falls the Falls Albany, Twelve hours
This will be great
saving travelling public and very
share OF business
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening o. the Roeha, LoopOrf and Niagara Fai Railroad
beautiful line road will opened travelling
public Wednesday June 90 1852 which time trains
will running iolewsi
lat train-Erpress, leaves Rochester at 90 am.
I'd |" Accommodation % 20 /"
81 60 Way 0p.m.
Arriving Niagara Pals at 30 m, and 30 and p.
Returning trains leave Niagara Fails
lst usin-wsy express, leaves Niagara Falls at 70
I'd Accommodation 29pm.
ID " Express 500 I"
Connecting both with the regular trains ths Albany and
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by route leaving Albany by 30 train,
reach Rochester 70 have hour for breakfast
Niagara Falls AZ % leaving Albany at 20
Rochester for the evening express arriving
Niagara at Returning leaving the Falls
express trains will reach Albany, New York.
Bos,on twelve hours n advance OF any other
Passengers by will take The the right The
Rochester depot WAhuN cObBUHN,
July II-dimo Intel Superintendent.
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UCTfOS NOTCEThe subscriber respectfully announces 10
~ friends public that he has commenced the auction
and huainess his his
properly
upon favorable terms.
With experience Of in the various departments o
business of which he personally
citizens Of Washington
Dyer Bro and Dyer Mcclure, he deems unnecessary
than that his attendance relied
Of business, and .aes caed without
delay.
Until made and
merchandise commission,
VIII please call the office Of A. e~q
M where found during hours ready
and prepared to answer the calls Of the public.
Respectfully, Il. N. sTRATToN.
Tune O--df
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v. =. EVANS, ". q. FAINT
Lat Chief Clerk Pension Office. Missouri,
EVANS & FAINT, Attorneys aud Agents, opposite
IL Treasury Building Washington D. c. give prompt attention 70
claims against the uniled PENSIONS bounty land back and
Mr. Evans will especial rejected
and suspended revolutionary pension claims.
Highest prices paid warrants for them from
distance promptly filled.
Refer members Of Congress and officers Of the government
orally. tRepnbicl June W-d3a
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ron HARpER's FERsY.l

Lss)
THE packet the ensuing season.
commencing from this date between Georgetown ard Harpr
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily D. arriving Harpers Ferry
morning ~ IN for the for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning, leaving Harper Ferry st9 m, arriving George
morning O'Clock.
Omnbuses will be In readiness the arrival In
Georrstown, convey them Washington.
0y-Fare through, including board, 81 50.
Mar 1s--dn
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MW NJ % 2 sc Ssl 49,
baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains AZ folowsi
Leave Washington at 6 and q n m l2l, and 4, m.
Leave Baltimore at a and 9, a. and %, p. m.
Sundays third trains from Washington and
the second and fourth from Baltimore omitted.
Tickets and checks Philadelphia and New York be
Of themselves and baggage
and Philadelphia, the railroad station.
tickets nadsnsbug at Sl3 quarter viii be
furnished upon application at the office. : : -
An 26-dn Agent.
Cape Island National Hall.
large new elegant hotel, open
The pabic will hnd this house Of the first all
respects the best American hotels
Location from shore, with magnificent view
the AARON CHARLESTON,
June 24-lmo Proprietor.
We Observatory engaged
making Of observations
expedition Chill public requires
while should interrupted
decided close Observatory vers every evening
sunset
vie win be admitted any M and D. D. m.
June 4-u
NOTICE tn relation Buis.-we hereby ro,ify All
~ indebted that their being
OF In detail and will be presented 10 them the
month Early attention earnestly requested
June oo-Imif =
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ia, yorfoIk. old Point, and Piney Point.

49, THE steamer osCEoLA leaves Washington fof
Grl.the places every Wednesday and Saturday
sk21H O'Clock, M arriving Norfolk morning In
time going South Returning will leave Norfolk
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock, p. m.
she touch, and returning Old Point, Piney Point
Cone river usual landings the Potomac.
Passage Norfolk, s5 Old Point, e. TO Old Point
and return, 81; to Piney Point, S.
June l0-du JAMES MlTCHELL.
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Gray Hairs and Badness. sHst
III 7. L0yET'5 wnlpene hair goss-wsuaned not TO fail
IL In restoring hair its original color also for hckens
bnidness-s
offered the public the subscriber who will exhb
those who win call him evidences Of Its efficiency viii
sntisfy the mos incredulous.
There necessity person gray
bald longer the the the he
fore hem hing Call and be satsfcd for
selves. Il. n. SfLVESTEW,
Druggist, Of 9th and II streets, agent
July s-eodsw for Disuict Of Columbia
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NOrTCE.-A nicabon has mad 10 Nav
IN Department o the desire Of the British
the United should
the fate OF Mr. BENJAMIN Ensh eencma
who h supposed TO have been entspped, es
murdered be still held captivity Of the
Of Guadecan one Of the Solomon Group the Southern Pacific
ocean, and 70 ad IN resc"ing him from cppvy desined p
ny direction ~ the Secretary Of the Navy attention and
operation Of s engaged
nc whale h,hefy or Other pursuits which lead the
nerhhnhood OF said islands especially invited
ascertain the fate Of Mr. Boyd and prisoner 10 use peacef
and lawful obtain his release,
Mr. Boyd fem Frnncsco 10 Sydney IN
sehooncryse hi Wsndere and landed interpreter
southwest side Of Gmadeicans October
his supposed The posion OF The
Of ardnr en- the island, sout
ude 1897 30 '' -
should any information be obtained Mr. Boyd
Navy DEPARTMENT, July TO- 1852.
July Io--2,awfw
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~. ,, Farniiurc Marehouse, Eighth street. wes
The attention Of The public respectfully cslsd 90 large
elegant assortment al cabinet furniture which have
ectsd from the celebrated
East Among the articles be found Gothic
seads VIII, Bad patent spring mattress Che latest
paented marble dressing bureaus
tables, elegantly carved French sofas,
and diysns to match, together with
paor, drawing room ard chamber furniture E
also continue the nshoisterng business the Old
north OF the above, where all orders in that line will promptly
tended To- reasonable ~
Believing that can make Il advantage
establishment reasonable shnrc ~on6Jy
recommend u 70 your favorable consideration.
July l4-2sw4w DAVID A. RAJRD
DDIr1ONAL sUPPLIEs.-we have this day opened
following very desirable goods, which viii be sold very
" piecesvery fine and choice pattern French
~ do medium pficsA lawns, good styles
80 do lawns, fast coioa for lay ccnIs-worb 20
10 pink, blue, and white sik visettes
20 black lace points FL.
20 pieces bordered cacoes good
styles, for ladies
With good and general dry goods
VERY MILLER,
Penn avenue between I'm and ssh
very desirable house and for sale situated ah
New York win ~ price
now asked. Terms easy. Apply "a above t
June i3--lmicd mat Intel Amer. Telegraph
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All descriptions OF breadstufs are shilling lower
Flour has declined Cd TO 3D. Wheat ID. 10 3D. Corn
is in fair demand al last weeks prices yellow, 3s 3D.
white, 2ss. Cd.
MoNEY MARKEr.-London, July i4-English funds
are active consols 1905 TO 1904 six and four days
QuorATIoss-Co Cotton: sales during the four days 2o
900 bales; New Orleans fair, 90 middng, 81; upland
lair, 81 middling 81 The demand has been good and
prices sitter. Spectators took 1000 bales, and ex-
porters 4, 900 bales.
Southern shield., 1852-09-18

IP anotEer, the postage of which is not fix l by tEe provisions of this act, shall unless
 'e same be entitled 10 be sent free of post
 az be chirged with letter postage.
 SEC 4. And be t furtAer enacted, That
 II te publisher ofany periodical, after being
 thrf months previously notified that his
 puDEatiql is not taken out of the office to
 whl4 ;t ssent for delivery, continue to for
 wardFuh publication in the mail, the post
 maste 4 whose office such publication is
 slf L.ayoso Of t:le s,.ng1 :o- t-5s r,s@t.. v, uGe' nress the publisher shall pay It, anu ~: ":"ehev vtr any printed matter ofany descrlP- I n1n' received during one quarter ot the ri ns- c w!p-Sear shall have remained in the ol"e-- ,- oi any SuCcUouug quarter, the postmaster at such office shall sell the same, and credit the proceeds of such sale in his quarterly accounts, under such regulations and after such notice as the Post Office Department shall prescribe.
 SEC. ,. And be H further enacted, That 90 mucI of the second section of the act en- tiled An act 10 modify and reduce the ,,ates otPostage in the United States, and or othH purposes" approved March third, hundred and fifty-one, as relates o the p'stage or free circulation or trans nlsslon q newspapers, periodicals, and oth- 1T PrIntd matter, and all other provisions )f law Inconsistent with the provisions of his act,are hereby repealed.
 SEC. 6. And be 4 further enacted, That, when ist of uncaIed-for letters shall be published in any newspaper printed in any orelgn language, said list shall be published such newspaper having the largest crcu- alton wfhin the range of delivery of said office.
 Approved August 30, 1852.
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
PUBLIC AcT-No. Al

AM .oa PUBLIC Acr-No. Al
 AN ACT 10 confirm 10 the State of M;ol, 'gah certain lands selected for saline mr. poses. '"''H0 puf- D1 1e Y" e''acted Jy He Senate and House ot
 iat0:eSe1af0f'0es . o fte United .gafes ot 9oeg
 ''" "' congress as8@oaUed, That the seIect;on ie, @!t'' '2s2J'qp hy t.ha Sale. .eqtf u{gst5ll1g1 as sections numbered two, three, four. five. eight, nine, ten, eleven, fourteen. fifteen twenty-one, and twenty-two, in township seven, north of range fourteen east. here. tofore made under and by virtueof inc fourth proposition contained in theGrst sec- lion ot an act entitled "An act to establish the northern boundary line of theState of Ohlo' and to provide for the admission of the otate ot Michigan into the Union on cer. tam conditions" approved June twenty thIrd, eighteen hundred and thirtv-six, he anG the same are hereby recognised as valid and confirmed 10 said State, in lieu of twelve other sections which were jncor. l rectiy noted as confrmations under said act, by reason of an erroneous interpreta- ton given at the General Land Office fo the original list of selections.
 Approved August 9, 1852.
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
Letter from John ?. Hale.
Approved August 30, 1852.
DOVER, (N. H.) Aug. II, 1855:

DO'Et, W. li.) Aug. II, lS02. To TIE EDrToR OF THE UNION :-Sir: Tn the Washington Union of the 5th inst, under the head Meeting in Accomac, Vir- 8Inla-Tlrlling Dialogue" a conversation IS said to have occurred between MT. Wise and Mf Mapp, at a public meeting in which He following thrilling dialogue y took place.
 Mr. Wise-"Were you in New Hamp- shire two years ago, and did you not hear Hale speak, and say in his speech that he would head an army to march upon the
 -.iizel l2Fal-p--'I was there; heard Mr. Hale speak what you statc."
 Mir. Wise" Did you not hear Franklin Pierce reply to this, and say: "If Hale should head an army 10 march on the South, he would first have 10 march over his (Pierce',) dead body; for lie would head an army to oppose him 7"
 Mr. Mapp-" did"
 The account then proceeds: " You can imagine the feeling which this reply elicited, the courthouse rang with shouts of ap- plause repeated again and again. Mr. Wise then requested his opponent to state the ldClS hSdiu; WHICH UG ulu lO an almost breathess auditory: "Gen. Pierce did sayI Skipping his hand upon his breast.) that Hale would have to pass over his dead body before he marched upon the South"
 To this permit me briefly to reply, that for whatever purpose such dialogue may have been spoken in Virginia courthouse there is not a syllable of truth in the whole ofit No such remark was ever made byt me, and of course TO such answer by Gen Pierce nor was there a meeting holden in New Hampshire, or elsewhere, in which, such dialogue could have occurred. Gen. eral Pierce and myself have not spoken att the s,me public meeting since lS40, whenI we both spoke on the same side, but once. and hat was at the North Church in June, lS45; and 1 am sure that of the thousands whoattended that meeting, not one can bel found who will pretend that anything off the Mind took place at that tune. That, however, has nothing to do with the state ment, as the remarks related by MT. MappI were made at meeting holden two years since. Respectfully yours,
 JOHN P. HALE.
 P. s. Any one who doubts the correct ness of my statement, can be satisfied byI applying to MT. Pierce himself. J. P. H.