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WANTED TO BUY OR TO HIRE-A SMALL Hol 81
w single the remit % paid IN adyancc
quarterly exceeding $500 The Lose seiere-oe car
be given. Addroes Charles " Williams, Herald once
VxyANIFp-To BUY OR HIRE, SMALL HOUSE
w go aiso,s iady without children the not
cesdrR $500 70 paid quarterly IN advance Thebest re-
ference can DO given. Address A. b. o. d., Herald Once,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUITE OF redwood
rrr and Furniture. ~ good order for which
M nee will paid. Any one hae the hame 10 Dispose
Of wal please address Bachelor Bcx S2y Pest ohise
VIyhrTIDTo PuYcHhsE-A COUNTRY STAT WIN
w about tor ac,es ground, within ira niles Of
CIV and tfay w rarond ~ foamhoat tho hogse
H. liz rood order an Nntln r eigst rurms hcs iea
ao'sri e A6alels, v,'r ~ rp ieri sf' lover Tot
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For Family Groups, single large Portraits,
perfect Miniatures set IN rng, locket brensspn
iaihons, Ser go TO ROOTS Gallery, No. 1868 Broadway
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IDyERTISEMENTS REaEWED EVERY DAY.
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So SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. ga
CHE rsREMEN.

THE MEMBERS OF KNICRERBoCKER HOSE CO.
No 2return their thanks TO the embers OF Clin
look and Ladder Company No OF Brooklyn for the ems
tcrtarment furnished then after tine fire In the above city,
or Monday morning tho Sch inst On behalf Of the Com
parry NJ, j. NADDY Foreman.
vrBL MEMBERS or ENGINE COMPANY 10 H. RE-.
turn their ineefe thanks % Mr. fkc,T walker street.
for thc acceptable supply OF refreshments tur,shed
them during th" Gro " "a, hl0rnin tho Oh inst
TT -. Hn BGCHEL Foreman
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Pictures Oft PeOple.-Likenesses Of dis
ting uished working hodmen butchers, wosd savers
coal heavens masons carpenters miner printer paint
s.nts-Henry Claw Daniel webster sam Houston Levi
oodbury, DR.. hawks, Ftz g. Ealleck Mrs Forrest u
BY HOLMES exhibited ut his rooms, 2s9 broadway.
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DIR. Hollands DescrIut,on of xN,.ss, y.,.

yous AntidotsThat the doselo pements Of
notm IL thera peia ehould have
by its discoverer "a 70 advertise IL common auaek me
acne is deeply Gin oerey to be regretted rstnrdng
ofnecesty its general The faculty.
his DEATH isnpt to be expected they will help 70
yate piric 60 fortune, aud immo He
says" The contemplated Of this infinite phenomenon,
which may lie the operation of the
from the order in which the planets -evo,ve their
waiting path to the unfolding Of the seed leaf search
1ight-botb equally indebted to the agent for
manifestation of IL The Instruments with whcn
natuf works are bcundless but that which gives them
their Vitality, or peculiar properties and
mics matt in all It's diversified forms itself
change in tbs laws Of its distribution See The
Phisophy Of Animated Nature the Laws and Action
Of the Nervous System" by O. Calvert Holland NJ. D.
London, j. Churchill,
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and King Association, held Monday evening, 2Sth
instant ut tine house OF william Hancock a Yorkve tho
following gentlemen were unanimously elected viz.For
r rt uent anonas - nagaq or yiee presiasnts, u
Charles Bovee, aud William Hattman. The democratic
clectt Of the Twelfth ard hereby notified that
meeting will he held the house # John s. Austin
Of 10th street and Third Wednesday evening,
July T. Several eminent speakers invited to address
the meeting. and All are requested to be present.
CHARLES BoycE soorat.r;.. 4. j. HAGAN.
VIM. HATrhAN, ) President
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IF you have grsy hairs yet that they are
caused by dimnution Of tbs natural Coorng Fluid and
that Is occasored by gradual sudden paralysis
roets of the hair Whstt may be the cause VIsS
kahvene ecotually upon the roots
the former color and frutfa growth Beware OF m
tatcrs The genuine and orenal preparation be
tanned at general depot No 3o Grand street and at
Nos. l2 Broadway, 20 Washington street, 800 Hudson
street ~ Bowery, Y; ~ fusen street nrd l46 ATTAIN
tic street, BroOEiyn. Price 81 De bottle.
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Brady,s National GaIIery OF Daguerreo-

types 2 Broadway contains he largest collection Of
able portraits In existence and those who wish study the
oountenance of the great u the day will here fad
ami le scope for observation. Call anu see.
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TIVE DEAF SHALL REAR AND ThE BLIND SHALL
sss-Dr. Lutensr, go Prince street. roar Broad, Az
has discover never failing remedy Tor desncs also
whole world 70 produce many cure. . ne hrs
effected by Lis newly discovered treatu .at All Ietts
mnst contain 81, and DO paid. 9th urt3.
nR wUEELERs OFFICE. % BARCLAY STREET.
~ for the treatment d. OF the tho nser
ton q artificial imported from Paris Of superb
quality Nenr ghedness restored. Once hours A. NJ tii
2o'clock Il. Al.
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Niagara Falls, Saratoga, and Newport
No lsdy viii certainly fail 70 sake with her Lyons
KAtharon for the Hair itis deantiry perfume ed viii
ret soil the hat, and qiys the hair Oh
soit and glossy aIpearsnes Only 20 cents bottle sold
= W. y. THOMAS LYON, ICl broadway.
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oCULrsTs, AURIsTs AND pGnrrsTs.

- EMOvAL.-DR J. BUsKEY, DENTIST, OFFICE
~ for the past fourteen years at No Moray street,
nov ~ Ne 800 Broadway entrance Walker street.
tin to manufacture and insert his
block and single teeth, with without ARTIFICIAL guns
The American Institute awarded TO Dr. Bushey Dentis
tbs Premium in 1877 for having tho best specimen Of ar
fetal mineral teeth Mt their Fair
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The downfall OF the - Black" Hats
Yesterday maze great change in gentlemens hats for
like magic the black hats disappeared and their places
occupied by KNOWS magnificent Rocky Mountain
Beavers Secure and thus secure comfort by calling
Ma EnIta
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Cards, plain and I'll bordered engraved in the latest
s.yie splendid Welding Inyeopes silver embossed and
plan Ao, silver Door Plates every variety OF pattern,
Stone Metal seal Engraving in the sr
ENEEDELL, 302 Broadway. corner Of Duane atreet.
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Wonderful revolution in price OF Floor
To the DeaT-We. ,h. undcrs,u,


that he has to SOP Broadway will stead
a heretofore to all diseases o. the Eye and Ear from
o'clock daily. DR.. Powells Trsatise the Eye" be
procured ut his office Also, Artificial Eyes just
which uill mo I've and look like the Natural eye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07

ELEGANT French. md I,,

heads Also in glass; from vim ordE are TO tue
erowhs and beat yintages of Lahtte Latour and Chateau
nsrsaux Also. sauterne, decote aud highly peril med
for sac by JOHN DUNCAN & SONS 407 Broa
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POLITICAL

:. -
TENTH WARD DEMOCRACY, ARoUSEl-A MEET
ing of the democrats Of the Tenth ward will be hela 1T
Nix Of Grand and forsyth Streets Weines
day evening eth July at eght O'clock for the purpose
organizing association for the support Of the democratic
republican President Franklin Pierce; Vice
President, VIM. R. King All democrats invited to
attend and take part.
THE NINTH WARD PIERCE AND KING AsSoCIA-
tion will hold meeting at Smiths House, 30 Perry
street. Wednesday evening July 7th to make
mens TO attend the ratification meeting TO be held in the
Ninth ward the venng Of Wednesday July l4th TIE
democratic esdes of the ward earnestly requested
attend enroll Of the association during
WI. J. BRISLEY, President.
JAS. B. MARTIN, va. p
TH0S. WALKER, ) 'i'e ires'
WM. Ii. DusENBuRy, lco..o...,o.
AIM. VAN buren,, SSSo'
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aenti.men from the South and Wesi


Suits at MON BALL. Of Fulton and Nassau streets
Snch assortment before submitted 70 the New
York public 1t the rst resort of the stranger in search
of fashionable clothing cheap rates. Our oDens fId
they fifty cent fashionable retail prices By
dealing there and when they have clothed elves they
take their boys to Union Hail. Tor outfit the
sam col 0nicnl
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HEATHnou E-scHooLEY' MOUNTAIN MINERAL
- Springs, New JerssyThis 81 SD popular estanIsh
nent IL open for The der sigred arc
enter ato Arrangements With families for the
mr, and solicit continuance OF former Patronage Fu
ialormctidn may be sd in reference pisse &C. by
Hotel A. v sTIgkR
II. A. CRDWELL
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Cristntoro's Hair Prese iva tivc and Bcnutl-

her-This exquisite ana long established article for dress
Ing preserving invigoratirg and stimulating the growth 4
the hair. veil - healing extraheous affections of
scalp and destroying dpndr efeotualiy
sad sold wholesale sud retail At CRfSIAUUROS Wig
Scalp Establishment, No. @ Astor House.
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its position not only curiosity but article OF posi-
tive utility What Is sGid of them IL maiag
to letter To own aneis positive pendence
New York Office, 25S broadway.
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B,oad,yay Fashionable CIothinc

The most pleasant way OF spending the
Attn Of July by uaing at D. BROOKS boot aud shoe
emporium $50 F0iton street six doors from broadway,
where ut yourself without trouble in the
and best Boots Shoes and Caters that the city
boast of word for it, you will be comfortable ali
day. Remember $50 Fulton street.
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w AVA YhNDh u0JSE GREENWOOD IkEs
" orange County, n T-IhO aDoyo nous. - most
oeantfnly situasd - sho bead ~ GresnNaoi sae t.
s s IN ,tas,h - pure mountain sr romantic scenery
ss .fssa water sathine good nsinr, Be- ths
pace cannot he Stsgef leave George Coonae
nosel th.s depot y es york Ere Rsrt Ad mos.
W. nri ~ Oh ths morning train 'rei New York sr
.csss inquire OF Eeury D. reltc- 500 sr sivsr
rrerTistor, tire lake IuGRCN fEIrgg
NEA Ia HING AT RccEaWAy l.. L-Tgk Pa
- v,it9r uots IL opep for recap ION 81 y,,r.
uss .Svs 70. South .srry Rs,oslyn for Jaases sses
CAY sSser, srnd.'. ~ o'o,oes > Nnd q p. -
hsfe sseses win - - convoy ssst4rs e. se
kosss Any 'omDnn cation FOR ieft sith J. Cgtsn StA
!. " HRIs ryAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-05

Thc ImSc OF TIC tDHyFGfS IIAfK NhW SWIIIVRn.
suPnEHE 0rET-gENERAL TERM.
The Hon Judges EDWARDS. Mitchell and Roosevelt pre-
siding.
DEc. I'm the Of Joseph Clark convicted OF the
murder Of police officer Gillespie the District Attor.
nsy applied 20 the court for the issue to the Sheriff Of
warrant for the execution Of the convict.
Judge MorL, The prisoners counsel, asked II this Dis
ict Attorney intended 10 enter this order without tho
rtrodueticn Of any evidences showing the proceedings Of
tis Cswt n AyPsab. Tpsy ~ right " ~ tAs ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-05

MORE WORK FOR THE EXECUTIoNER.@Ths Court
Of Oyer and Tarminer, in this city, presented, yes
terday morning, one of those deploraSe spectacles
of which, to the disgrace of our civilization, it is
SO frequently the theatre. Four young men, in the
very spring and promse of life, were brought up in
charge of the officers of the law, to receive that
dread sentence which consigns them to premature
and ignominious grave and two other eonvicts,
over whose heads the sword Of justice has been
hanging by single hair for months past, were also
in attendance, in the custody of the Sheriff, to hear
the public prosecutor move for warrant fer their
execution.
Terrible scene indeed, ii was, to be enacted in the
heart of civilized and Christian community, and
which makes us blush for our common hu.
manity.
From the circumstance Of three Of those criminals
being, as was proved acconplices Of gang of san
culinary desperadoss, who have for years carried on
their depredatiors dock robbers, as we'll as from
the fact Of their being all so youag-ths eldest
being but twenty three while the youngest was but
eighteen years Of sgs-much interest was manifest
ed to witness the sad ceremony of recording sen
terce, and consequently the court room was crowd
ed with spectators Nicholas Hewlett, William
Saul and William Johnson, the three last alluded
to, and the particulars Of whose crime are too fresh
in the memory Of our readers to mead repetition,
heard, with the most oldbooded indifference and
esmposure, the observations which the Court made
with respect to the atrocity Of which they had
been guilty, and the course of life which they
had led, and they apparently we're the most un.
moved Of the assembly at hearing that SEN
tence which limited their term Of mortal life
to the 2Sih Of January next. Calm, stold, and
imperturhed, thoy appeared TO the spectators az
men in whom the sympatbies and feelings Of human
nature have been utterly scared deadened aud era
Dictated, by the vicious courses they have pursued
The fourth, was man Of totally different stamp,
and who had no feeling in common with these hard
ened criminals. But James Doyl had given him.
self up, unreservejly, to the savish propensity Of
intempeiance, and in the insane pronptingI Of his
last debauch he committed that crime which he is
yicts, Clarke and Sullivan, still remain with their
fate hanging in the balance, and have yet another
fortnight Of terrible uncertainty to await tho dec
sion Of the Court the points Of law raised by their
council.
In another portion Of our columns s;ll be found
the details Of this tragic scene, and we trust that
the solemn warning conveyed in the sentences pro-
nounced by the Judge viii have It's effect in do
terring from their evil course those who are no v
engaged in careers Of vice and dissipation, such a.
have led these condemned men into the fearful pass
in which they now find themselves.
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DfAru Of TiE COUNTESS or RuNrono--A special dis
patch to the Boston Journal announces the Death Of Hss
Sarah Thompson, Countess Rumford at Concord ~ Ii
on the End inst. aged about 20. This lady was the
daughter Of the celebrated Count Rumford and wa, well
known in this city and in Woburn in this State Count
Rumford, IL will be remembered, was an American nv
birth. named Benjamin Thompson. He went TO England
and afterwards to Bavaria In each Of which countries he
held high official positions The King Of Bavaria loadei
him with honors and made him Count. The name a..
lected Rumford the old name OF Concord where he
born. An uity settled him ha.f OF viii sh
We believe, costpuedto his daughter during her life
lie was liberal bsnsfssor n NAsyssd College, and he
AgsTjssa Assleysy
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A CONTESTED SEAr IN tbs UNITED STATS sE-
EArr.-After the death Of Mr. Clay, Governor Pow.
oil Of Kentucky appointed David Merrirsa,hsr. /.
democrat, to fill the vacancy. Dir. Clay, about the
time Of tie commencement Of his last alns,a, re.
signed his seat in the Senate, which was to take
effect on the first Of September and the Legislature
have elected Mr.. Archibald Dixon, rhis. to eli up
the term. Mr.. Mernweather intends to re.sin bis
seat, and contends that a new vote Of the Legisa-
furs is necessary to give Mr. Dixon the place, as he
wn elected to az the vacancy in consequence Of Mr.
Gays resignation, not Of his death. We should
asink ~ u Is now passed the time that the rsdgna-
assn vas 70 take effect, THAI the Senate viii not be
'esg IN deciding vhich Of the fws gentlemen shall
IS g'sr. ~
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at the Metropolitan-Hon P. Letchsrr
Minister the United states to Mexico; Hon. John
Davis Mas aohusests; DIR. Hammond Harrsburgh, Pa ;
w H. Way England; q S. Ward, Boston, w. A. Barks-
dale W A. care, st. Louis; 7. N Roberts, Louisville
Ky w. s. Grimcc, Chicago Ill Marshal A. Jones' New
jersey A Leayitt Philadelphia; w. 8. Sanford
Conn; D. V. ~ iaaclia Albany; s. williston East
Hampton.
At the nying-Hon. A. P. Edgerton Ohio Hon W. W.
SNOW otssgo unity Hon. o. Clark Washington county
y: + Low, San Francisco; ,. W Maynard, Boston; Hon
VIM. Hebard. Vermont; Col. A Sloan, Tenn /; Hon T.
Fouett Albany COL J. b Bags. jr., Phadeirhia; ~ g.
Rocks, California; Louis smith Col. Maynard, U. 8. A.
At the Astor-s ,Farchild, Cazenovia; w. Daes, @
Peaslec, W. Beynclds, r. Van Dyke Philadelphia; O.
Kidston. Glasgow. b. Wade, 0hie w. D. Wash.
burne Maine: Go, Doty Wisconsin.
At the Amefican-Rt. Rev n. q. Jewett. Halifax; j..
Webster Albany w. Snow, Norwich; A. A. Money, o.
Copeland, Boston; D. Grant Providencc o. p. Stowe
Vermont; l.. 7. Mason Philadelphia.
AZ the Howard-W Anderson, Canada; Q. u Taylor,
Michigan: w. Lohand, PitNfed; l.. Hocomb KY; j..
Wells, Boston o. Cole Proydence J. Williams, Mo-
bile J. d. II. Meyers, Batimore N. Mason, Phia.
lion James Buchanan has arrived in Philadelphia,
where he has been summoned witness before COM
missioner from Epgland upon busners connected With
the property Of Col. Fremont.
Mr. harcoeta the Minister Plsnipotentiaxy and I'm
yoy Extraordinary Of the republic Of Nicaragua Is now In
Washington.
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The Proper Check Case-One Of e Charges dismissed 5v he
MogtsratcAt tie hour Of ton O'Clock yesterday
Ing the parties egan met before Justice Osborn the
Tombs Police Court in the matter pending against
samuel Proper who obtained $3.50 from Mr.. Edwin J.
Post broker, No 23 Wall street by Of false repre-
sentations alledged by the complainant The evil
dence the part Of the having been closed
any defence MI Bailey one Of tho desendsnts soSnss
addressed the magistrate the testimony produced and
argued in very clear and forcibe manner the want OF
legal evidence to mske out false pretence and there
fore applied for the dsma of the case the ground
that offence had been committed within the aning
OF the statute law. Elk Recorder Tamadge also made
few remarks in the support of the law laid down by
MIR Bailey that offence had been committed, however
the moral wrong might be there was clearly in this case
liberated from the charge. The magistrate the
cluon Of the argumene said he would give his decision
again met and the agistate decided to dismiss the
plant Of MI Post but held the accused for examination
man Drake SlcSers No. g Wan street. In this sSss
1t seems, that the 18th Of last MONTH Mr. Proper
called at the oiiee Of Mr. Coleman, and asked Mrc
had any State funds and being answered In the arma-
tive took S140 and in payment gave bis (Proper's)
check for that amount on the Ocean Bank
a. alleged tina. enough money vas in the Bank to meet
it The check was received BY Mr.. Coleman and the
Sl4o in uncarrent money paid to Mr. Proper who went
funds in the Union Bank and the next day 1t Was re-
turned to Mr. as not good there being 10 funds in
the Ocean sanx 10 meet Tn; ease ", be fully nvss
the magistrate fer half past three o'clock
Aiding The Escape Of 77ief.-A man named Michael
Quinn was yesttreay arrested BY officer Lying charged
with aiding the Of thief The accused taken
before Justice Stuart who committed him to prison to
answer tie charge.
a Supposed Receiver II Stslen Prop1fy-Ofcer Martin.
dale of the Third ward police Friday night arrested
German named Christopher Whittich on suspicion
of receiving stolen property The officer found the
cued in the of No 10 Essex street, and in searching
the room the police found four linen shirts marked with
printed figures sso number Of very handsome cravats
shaws Sc. for which wanted. The property
can be ssen by applying to Dir Johnston Clerk Of Police
at the Torsbs Ihs prisoner was committed for exami
nation The wife OF the prisoner arrested day or
since charge Of shopttipg aud Is now in prison
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new York, Sunday, December 5, 1854.
Mails for California.

me steamship Uncle Sam, Captain Mills, and the
NAH Steamship Georgia Captain Porter Will leave at two
o'clock to-msror ..te-xcon for AsEinrar, with the
gaAl1syAia mails. The NEW Yonx wrEKLy HERALD win
% published a. zen o't,psk Monday morning.
.ss copies sixrsnes Agents win please send in their
seae1s witIcpt 6elsy.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIPE-On the 18th ult, the
house Of Mr. William Holmes, situated in thrifty In
habited district about three miles from the Forks
the Ksnncbcc river took fire and was .sy
including all its contents. Mrs Holiness In attemp tiug
to save some property shockrsy burned that she
Yhsd " grsnt pain On Isp9ay poyaiSg.
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United States steam frieate San Jacinto Command,
Thomas Crabbe arrived In the Gulf Of Spezza Nov 4,
After taking in provisions, she put to soa with tn
Cumberland
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Several law students were examined for Adaas,on at
the recent term Of tho Supreme Court In Buffalo, and all
reesed Mr. Justce Marvin addressed theya On the oc-
setisn with tSsys N W syss.
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The DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL DTSssg AT RICE.
MoyD, Va, was great affair They had speeches,
and letters, and toasts, in tho utmost profusion.
Father Richie was unanimously proclaimed the
lien Of the evening, and made the most Eair-spt.ing
speech on the goad old neyerto be- forgotten resolu
tons of '9s and go. On point he was very ssn,
tive He does rot believe in the consttutionaity Of
barber and river appropriations, and was very much
afraid that the State would accept the SIS 900 ap.
prcpriated by Congress at the last session. fer the
improvement Of James river. Poor old man. He is
behind the age. The principle may be all well
enough, Of leaving the States to maketheir own i'm
rrovenenssj but while Congress is doing the work,
il Is 70 be hoped that Virginia will hardly be fool
enough to refuse her share Of the money. She has
plsye6 the pharises long enough smong her neigh
bors, and as she Is at last waking up to do some
thing, why does no. Father Richie lot her alone
But tie Electors mad a good time, excepting, per.
hapJ, ut the dinner, Of which the E1oa.ino says:-
"The dinner WAS good enc; plates were set for six
hundred persons, but the guests we're three thou.
sanc-mostly tho lowest raf OF the strests-and, in
consequence, that part Of the affair not only failed
to give satisfaction, but was disgusting scene Of
greediness and confusion II should convince every
one OF the absurdty Of attempting to entertain the
whole world" Thus II appears that ths ehivalry Of
Virginia are pretty much like the rest Of the world
In scrambling fora dinner, as We doubt net they will
prove 70 DO 10 seranblng foy the p0Ils. Ills u an
sEs " progreu.
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SLAVES.

SLAVES FOR SALE AND lIIRE.-A lot of
~ choice Sinve sale and hire. Also
sraba FAMILY RESIDENCE in CHrrnlitou Apply
apis LONG i JOHNSON. Brokers, 9ittmnercialI lare.
v JAMES W. BOAZMAN, No. is Perdido street
~ will pay strict attention the PURCHASE AND SALE
SEjRpES. SLAVES OF ALI. KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES
HhFERENCEs
Wright Williams Co., Neon, Titus Co.. Williams Phillips Co.
NJ Greenwood Co.'s, o. Mellon Z W. Co
AMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
~ Orleans, will constantly PURCHASE NEoEs also
Sell on Commission and all Slaves consei to BIN. fell