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The Pew Auction I'm 81. Thomas Church.
The sale by auction, by Mr.. Bleecker of the pews in
the newly repaired church Of 81. Thomas, broadway,
took place yesterday afternoon There good mum
her Of those who take the chief in the synagogue
preseut amounting to nearly hundred persons and
the biddings sometimes carried pretty brsky
Discussions rife to the merits Of tho reverend
gentleman who will preside the church, and in one
two instances we observed purchasers taking their
seats before bidding with view to the value
Of their material position in the edfce and. coursc,
with eye 10 their spiritual welfare All the adopts Of
the auctioneerng system brought to bear upon the
gentlemen assembled flor there ladies' and pro-
duccd the results given below The perusa of the
dtions Of sale and the examination ca the catalogues
and plans having been concluded the auctoneer stated
that the pews put up at certain prices fixed in the
catalogue and asked for the first bidder Of premium
for the first pick After little modest delay the
sum of So offered next ST. and increasing by
aid of the rcmonsrances of tho auctoncer until the last
bidding reached $40; and the following picks were
knocked down in the order in which they placed at
fhair .ivcn
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

M
el o sehrs CspIa sears DO senator Clark Work Alex
Sterling sng g'
IossE %Ssf Resa hs1s as
Snow. NYcrk Lady suffolk Crowell Boston, strat.on,
Ssi he Candy sti2" weston Ms:
s szTGn ,S M Ann Ssr
Mass Arietis. Long. NYork.
ypiaS
sons Boston, Lewis Clark Kirk NYork; shenandosh
6cterson Boston marietta Burr Nckcrson Z csmbrdss;
shrver Cain Charleston Mary Ann Caroline. Knud-
Misc eIlaneous.
sHIP JANE cLIDprr. at Philadelphia from Liverpool,
crossing ths Grand Bank large quantities Of aod 100
BS ss "a San rssSGo from n0R
ssGersnssa heavy gale. carried main tSpns.. twice
mast and split topsaas.
snIp SARAH and BARK PERSIA, Of New Bedford At CAL
lao e said will probably DO condemned both being
BARK CANrer Smith, from San Francisco for Pansms
nS n water G sva osS
and I'VE sailors were on shore on liberty BY tho captains
Capt smith having previously obtained The services
second mate and four men belonging TO the whale ship Mi
PaitH which they reached time Canton
eS s 0 ' ii 0q s 5 syGs yss
without communicating with the shore Tho men made a
large amount Of wages due them them OF
which, thought the captain rcsorted TO this plan The
men obtained passage in the English mail steamer Now
Grenada, for Callao.
BR BARK CAssANnnA burnt by spontaneous combustion
her from the TO San Francisco with coal took
fire in lat 49, lon ~ Her passengers arrived at Lambrscs
after being out IL days in an open boat.
BR BARx oRssA, at San Francisco from London, went
ashore Tonquin Shos but OF again without damage
BARK MAzrprA Patty at San from Hong kong
put into Honolulu TO replace sa spars and rigging s on
the passage Had almost continued gallo
eftor leaving Hong Kong
BARRE II CHAPLIN, from Baltimore, WAS eisht dsys on
Francisco
BRIG Annorr Lawrence from Boston Tor Phadolpbis
reported by 10th inst TO be ashore on Chester
Islsnd; would probably bo got oG AZ high water
Scum Jour A COOK, from Aux CAyss for Boston, which
had been ashore, was at Newport 29th, rcpg
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.9notey Charge against California Passenger .9genfS-
The steamer VIM. Penn which arrived yesterday morn
ing brought TO this city large number Of individuals
who had IN February last purchased through tickets for
pssssgcs TO California from firm known A. IT, Pride
Co having Offices Mt Nos. Wall street ~ Cortlandt
street and Broad street, which tickets proved be
worthless Peter Schmidt residing in Greenwich street
Of the parties soon after landing in this city APP
peared before Justice Lothrop and made complaint In
which he sets forth that the 18th Of February he
purchased ticket for passage TO San Francisco via the
Istbmus of VIM. q. Barney, one Of the firm Of A. II
Pride Co., for which he paid the Of Sl75; also
that at the time he purchased five other through
tickets bis associates all OF whom reside In Maine fer
which he paid 81 00 They all left here the steamer
Brother Jonathan, and TO be carried from Panama
10 ssn FraDcisco the steamer Monumental City Bar
ney representing that he had command Of that ship and
was the only agent this city that had right TO cell
tickets for passage that vessel he also stated that
on arriving Panama they had only to call on Zachrs
son Nelson Co and get their tickets registered, and
thai all would he right On their arrival there the com
ansn and his associates called upon that firm whom
they ssrocd TO their sorroW and loss, that the Nonu
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Total 10 63JT33 1-4fS.4SO
II thus appears that the States in which the num-
Der of slaves is the greatest in proportion to popu-
aton. precisely those in which the largest pro-
portion exists, Of andholders. South Carolina,
whose slaves exceed the number OF whites. and who
has been denounced as aristocratic, unthrifty be-
nghted, and impracticable, turns out to have the
largest body Of landholders in proportion to white
population, of any State in the Union. About one
IN nine Of her whole white population - land
holder--that is, about one-half Of her white adult
male population; whilst Massachusetts,, the model
Northern State. has only about one in twenty
Virginia has almost twice rs many landholders, in
proportion to white population, as New ork, and
Kentucky, third more than Ohio. Mississippi,
which, next to South Carolina, has the largest
proportion Of slaves, has also the largest proportion
OF landholders--has larger proportion even than
INDIANA and Illinois. And IN fact, the odds are
universally the side Of the slavehodng States.
Now this country exults, with reason, in the great
enterprise which her increase in ships, factories,
roads and canals indicates, But much greater
amount Of enterprise is displayed in the prodigous
number OF farms and plantations we have conquered
from the wilderness And il is to them chiefly
our ships, factories, canals and railroads. But
these farms and plantations the achievements
chiefly of Southern enterprise, energy, skill, capital
and labor They are the great nurseries OF popua-
ton Of liberty Of valor, of PATRIOTISM of morals
Of wealth. of industry, Of power. They have pro-
gressed and fourished, whilst government has
nouriehed commerce and manufactures, ana poured
out its expenditures in cities in barbOrs in light
bouses-and finally, government has excluded even
from its territory, the very section which has de-
monstrated by the census Of the very. year OF ex-
clusion its superior aptitude for cultivating the
soil. and for its benefcent distribution.
The South may yet triumph over the vices OF a
morbid civilization, the bigotry Of morbid phi
anthropy and the tyranny Of a perverted govern
ment. The South has sown the seeds OF her great
ncss and prosperity in the soil, and every shower
and sunshine ministers to her growth and expansion
Hers is the language Of the poet as well as OF phi
losoIhy and policy
| 'Fcr me kind nature wakos her genial power,
Sucklcs each herb and spreads out every Hover
Annual for me the rose the grape. renew
The juice notorious aud the bany dew
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eeiivc premiums:
o. Purchaser. Prem.
"a Mr. Livingstone q

The fixed prices Of the pews, of course. varied Tho
highest price for pews in the body Of the church $3.50
and rent of $3.50. The lowest p;ice Tin the ases)
$15 and rent Of $l2 the difference Of variance in the
price being generally progressive Of $12 In the
gallery the highest fixed price $3.50, and $3.50 rent
the lowest 500 and S. rent-thc pews varying in value
they all did according to their proximity to the pull
pit advantages tor personal comfort Of seeing and being
and of hearing and. perhaps, of being heard
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VtHE0EORE EIsFELD'S CLASSICAL QUARTRTTH
Soree (fth Of the second wall take place A.
tho Apollo Rooms, 4iO Broadwsy ON Saturday, Hpr;i a
1852 Mrs Laura Jsnes Miss yaha Wheecck Miss Maria
Leach. Messrs H. G. Tmm J. H6. H. Roycr and l.. Rob
horn will assist Mr. Theodore Ekhstd $50 snail bills.
ITO THE PUBLIC OF NEW YORK AND ITS VI
eipy-The committee Of arrangements the Benefit
OF Mr. George Rowey which will take place Thursday
evening April at Mayors Concert Hai loi Elizabeth
art of self defence that in order compliment
able and distinguished puyst they ;l spare pains
traction in introducing the finest the art
who have generously pledged them TO- without
this occason exhibiting the highest order cf
science which, added to their great physical
Tickets Of admission so cents to BIO had as all sportnx
tire OF the Hall
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship southorner Foster Charleston, spoord. IL
Ship North America. Austin San Frsneisco a smith.
ship Robt Kelly. Barstow, Alexandria, Va
te sss csSs ais Cons
Brig EGdsbsr Sannsr Bordeasa Nesmish Sons.
Sssse Esssr FsHdi;ssa N.sa9.S; . Co.
Ire MI @
T Ts hsSIas s S. ns &c:
Brig James Roach Haven. Portland; master.
sshf Oliver
sehr Gertrude Horton. Pendleson. Charleston. X W
sehrRio Grands; nix. Charleston. W Trandy;
ssSr DeRosset Brewster wilmington. NC. Donor
sclr John sillimsn, Chandler Richmond; e Person.
schr Virgins Griffith rccloared), Plummer, Baltimore
Sshr Marina !; Xrrants, philadelphia. Hand.
CID yesterday brig Marine (not MarmeJ, Dickey King
S'0n' ''' II D br''hm'n Arrived.
%m ssass sha @ sh
Steamship Alabama Ludlow. Savannah morning of 2sth
with
sam:p ensa iSE
ON spoke ship St Louis, from New Orleans for
Ship Chaos lof savannahl, Dunton Liverpool. SO days
Ship Enserpriss Funk. liverpool FsS y Cape Clear
' deashs births Experienced Sosvy gales
sP s' E Ss:s''
lon spoke ship Hope Weston from New Orleans for Bos
with mdse and a9 passengers. to Grnnsll Minturn Co
ship Antarctic zersgs Liverpool March o with mds'
Ship Matilda (of BostonE West Manila 100 days, with
wa Boston or'e' TINS port '0r
shig Richard Als9P Pest Antwosp "a days. with mds'
ship fhorsdks OF Bsst9nl Perkins n.yana, 10 days
St heard
Bark Friehandel iBreml Bagdaai, Newcastle f. So days
March Sia & issia sSs saads obliged
narS aalis Emss 9sIsS Kssh AasxsIp and e day.
issR f,%'s''s with md'' and 80 Au'
Victoria tRuss, Inberry Port vendre co days with
Bark James Hali Tumms, PR. with sugar, to Rs-
bark Wolfe, rss.srssld, New Orleans IS days with
gsrk Indians 7Gs Wss.spl Watts. New Orleans, March
with noisssss Taylor March LAT % q, lon
w. 81 a'aFa brig
prs Columbia. Tsy SsTysa' II days
S1f e. Oh
s ia ss"s S into this
Brig Msrseus tos Gonmbia). Merton, saitllo River
brig Emily (of Bath). Small, Baltimore. days. bound 20
Ames D'Usy M,y'sSs, Pr 70 dsy; !, With Ish
I, a spoke brig Indian Queen Vsrney' from Boston for
schr Flying Cloud, whoan Norfolk. days, bound to
SER Florida Mott Mott. York s River. sdsys
schr Bride barrett Boston. days. bound to Norfolk.
sssT E Es K K@srs RSssans sss
Schr Lucy Blake; Iiawes; Roekland; days
s saop Sea N Witch Ws fisshSaE
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FINE ARTS.

Mr. J. II. WILTON, AGENT FOR ARTIsTEs BEGs
~ most respectfully to intimate to the profession that
his services will DO available from the middle of April until
the end of August Parties DESTROYS him 10
the care Of G. JOLLIE, 300 Broadway which will receive
Immediate attention. -
ITO MAP PUBLISHERS-THE PLATES AND COPY
- right OF the large and splendid Maps Louisiana
nississpp and Alabama. showing tho townships
tional lines Of the United States surveys together
some small plates compiled by the late John La Tourete
offered sale close the estate They may no
be had at bargain, by applyngt Sherman smith Map
Publishers Broadway and Cedar street. or E.
Bennett. As and 80 Duane street, New York
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SHIPPING.

YNHR0UGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.-NET YORK AND
= San Francisco Steamship Liae-Ths new steam sdiy
UNITED STATES, 500 tons burden, Charles c. Berry
will take her departure Chsgres Thurs.
asA Tsh May next, At T. n, connecting AZ Pansms
with ths double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, 2l0e tons burden Kenney C0uirard commandcr
which steamer awaits the arrival of assengers at Panama
by the United States and Immediately thereafter prscced
70 San Francisco These vessels Ia speed, comfort AMI
safety surpassed by this rauts And
experienced Is attached to each vessel .rpI.
W DAVIS BROOkS * CO.
General Agents d Beaver street, Nee York
JONES JOHNSTON 90 w ali strsSr
Books open, and tokota for sale s1F t.1nh
for nrst cabin state room $2 through f ssco s,St.
state room; and $500, through for storage
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SPRING MILLINERY.


THIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
Il and Straw Bonnet Mandatory. No, SOL Broadway.
Nibos Garden, N. Y.-Mrs VIM respectfufv
announces to her patrons and the public.
she prepared to exhibit at her Show spleu
did and unique assortment Of Millinery and Goods
her own manufacture in which combined all the
improvements latess and fashions together with mag
nhcent selections Of Paris Millinery which, diversity OF
patterns. coors and unity of finish
bly, sill former import Also large and interesting
invoice Of LAGOS Straw Straw Blends and endless
ety. Merchants and miners supplied with pattern prints
B-No connection with any other city doing
business in the line.
MRS. VIM SIMMONS, 5sa broadway.
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TeIe0raphic Marine Reports


Arrived-ships Ma Mia Liverpool; VIM Writ. do barks
hlioth, London; Mary Scott Glasgow Charles william,
Savannah
leans Junus Savannah bark Velocity, Charleston; brgs
Round Pond Port Prince; Benguela Porto Rico schrs
Franklin Jeremie; Heath. Wilmington, NC Gasabeas
Phladelphis American NYork
CHARLRsror, March 81.
hIrived-Ship Columbia NYork; brigs Hda do; William
Nickes Boston, Enoch Benner, Baltimore; schr Col Sal
terly, NYork.
Clearca-Schr Lasburg, Philadelphia.
TnIr, NauI
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ind during the day EsE; sunset, NV, with rain.
IBy STEAMSHIP CAsADA-PER Tell

BY STEAMSHIP CAsADA-PER TEL.
Arr from New York-Jan "a, Atlantic, at Akyab. .
sid for New York-Dec - Tartar from Shsnghae; 3st,
PLilomela dol Jan 8 Flying Cloud, do 9th, stephen Lur-
do 14h, Golden Age Hong Kong 3Oth MARY Adams,
WEampoa
Arr from Boston-Feb @ Coringa at Calcutta; Jan Y,
Medord at Madras and sid Feb for Calcutta Feb a. Ori-
cntal, at Sfanghae.
sid for Boston-Feb &C. Jarvis Cooper William Sturgos.
and Sarah Bryant from Calcutta 18th, Seth SpraSue, do
Feb Is. Hayward, from Bombay.
Sid from Hong Kong-Jan 8, N B Palmer, Law, NYork;
iith Golden Age, Richardson, do
Passed Aner-Jan r. Tartar from Shanghae for NYork;
18TH BOustead (Br) do for do Flying Cloud and Ms
ry Adams Canton for do; 18th Pslsdn Murphy from
DO FOR WCoast of SAmerica
Tie Am ship st Paul reported ashore in the Straits Of
Dcrnardinc Jan =.
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Passengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING labams-Mrs McRea Rev II "
Blodgett and lady Mrs Blodgett Miss Mauay DIR Pot
child Mrs Cunningham verritt, G sutton, L Hol-
lie. L Nissan, Swift, A Habus sham, G A Prunell
Van voorhees,, Peitch, Holloway Titus Sauls-
bury. II { Palmer. III Mteh, Casey, Lpman DR.
Hartley. NJ Barnes, Taylor Martin Benhet hurst
j Kniebt-lf7 in tho steerage.
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In Brooklyn, Tuesday March so by the Rev NJ
johnson. DANIEL j. FITZGERALD Of Glen in the county OF
Limerick Ireland to MARY JANE eldest daughter Of Mr.
Frederick II IT. Oldhed Of Sacramento City, California
In this city, on "wednesday. March 81 by the Rev u
II Chaplin Mr. JANIS : CAaPBELLs. formerly Of Vernon
Oneida county. to Miss JANE ABLrMAN, Of Albany,
Albany papers please copy.
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DR. RALPn, AUTHeR o. THI "P =, Pa


DRIyATE MEDICAL W0RK.-A PRACTICAL TREA-
tso on the nature, symptoms progress consequence
remedos and cure Of doiicste disesscon diseases wh
closely resemble and liable TO be taken SUCH
tho diseases resulting from them with illustrative pas
by Joseph Ralph. NJ D. author Of the Family Physoian
&c, eleventh edition. $40 PIP. Proc cents Sold ~ ~
Ann street. Aston House. and by mostbockselors also
by the author ~ Greenwich street, se1
ago by Addressing pos. pst 70 box y9 t,wss fas 1AG.
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MUSICAL.

DIANorORTEs FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
Two worry superior toned octave Boudoir Piano
fortcs with metallic plate
by Brown Munro, Boston. To be 423 Broadway
i've doors above Canal street.
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Naval Intelligence.
Married,


The IT, s. sloop OF. Nandaiia Captain Gardner was
at Honolulu the 9th of February. last from Acapulco
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MARITIMn INTELLIGEN NEE
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 81. 1852

ALMANAc-APRIL I.
RISES % 45 NOON Is
@ % HI0u morn 8 I6
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MEDICAL.

I'VE AND EAR AND ALL NRRvOES DISEASES
intcrna or externally cured by the application of eloc
tricity on principles original with and exclusively employ
ed by the undersigned Once 90 Church street Muir
ray. Hours from u 10 8, daily
CHARLES u. HAMMOND. MD.
Two THE MARRIED--ALL THE KNOWN FIRE.
ventives and among them one-perhaps the only one
surely cfeotual and wholly be secured
city, and enclosing So Enquiries post paid answered.
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRAcTIoAL PA
~ vate Treatise, &C. Once hours to ~ o'clook A. NJ
and TO O'Clock Il. M (Sunday exocpted) No. " Green
wcb From the uncommcn medical advantages the
enjoyed which he would instance havaa
resided several years Paris for tho express purpose 81
studying these diseases followed by long and
sive practice in this speciality he can, without hesitation
promise In the most and complicated
secondary diseases, &o &C.. certain, safe, and
radical than DO obtained from any other
America Those who apply In the earlier stages dis
will be grA6ed BY the and rapdy eurs
which often c6eotsd IN few days Separate WAITING
800 Post 0fioe.
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Br Ship Brandon from Honduras London WA passed
Feb is. lat IS "a N, lon IL AZ w.
Ship Lantao Bradbury from NYork ED for Hong Kong
March "a lat ISL, Ion 6g40.
bark showing flag with the letters in centre or
Nantucket Shoa date-by the Glidden, Philadel-
pha.
Brig Caroline Kelley from Portland for Matansa Goth
inst, Off South Skoal. Nantucket.
The report of the ship Pontiac from Boson for Bombay
having been spoken Jan 81 lat 20 s. Ion n W.
copied from smother paper. She that latitude
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sso,

EOR ShLE-A SUPERIOR FAMILY CARRIAGE
hor'e s,x yearao vel. brokon and will staad without
m,cmng nis9, hne hyssv sad HARNESS Can ~ scoa
w UNION lgcryss No 2c0 Ninth avsnu,
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TELEG RAPH1C.
DEAD BODY REcovERED--MoRE SUPPOSED TO BE b.
RIED IN THE RUINS
Bosroy, March 81, 1852.
The dead body of John Hall. residing in Providence
street has been taken from the ruins Of fremont Tenn
PIE Several other persons missing and the remen
and others at work overhauling the ruins.
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- ----
FOR SALE /.

EOR SALE-A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG OF THE
largest size. Color black lie Is we'll trained carry
and the best watch He is sixteen months old Any gcnte
man wanting such dog will please call the
ngton Square entrance Macdougal street the third
stable Also some small rough English Terriers Can DO
in hour. - =
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FLANAGAN,

II IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIy1
~ Assurance Society Of London General Agent O6hoo
No Grand street, Jersey City, The ebove company con
tnues to effect insurance the lives resident
the United States and California ad other special
ards at fair rates OF premium For terms blank forms
60, please apply as above, to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

DEMOCRATIC MEETING ON FRIDAY NIGHT.
The Democrats of this city are requested TO meet at inc
universais, Church, on Mayo street, FRIDAY EVENING
next 7,h nst at o'clock full attendance OF Tue purify
is r.ouested. BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
oI THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
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AMI expressly schimed the application Of IL
=, h. ryen in an offensive sense and it was to
nv" al way the Charge seen in the papers that
aas u, Of me BEST ani wing steeds had bolsed
The used BY me me 90 mol @
ce.'a by the paper from which you have copied and
car gu " bt authority attach 10 il in your editorial
remarks. .,;oo % oye This notc n place
IN your paper ou ooe''' 4 COLLINS LEE.
"a few copies of Judge VIM. W. Crump sPesc" pup
lshe bv the Democratic Association OF this city, may
| hd4 apple lion, al this Office
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--eeS
TONIGHT

The Democracy of Richmond vii Inject at the unvcrsalS'
Church. We hope every Democrat will be present Inc
day of election fast approaching Let US al! meet toSe'
= Pelia''
triumph Of the glorious principles Of Democracy ouE
meetings ought be fully attended Let us not forget he
plores OF the pas-lc and exhibit the same spirit
yea and enthusiasm which the Richmond Democracy 81
sjgnaly manifested in The memorable campaigns OF 1870
"A and a. Our whole energies then aroused and ON
cause has strengthened day by day and we have not as
vet slomed the citadel in the language OF the gallant Miller
I'VE will try" Democrats, place OF meeting Is convent
ent and accessible Attend your meetings Be on The alert
Be al your nnss Tonight.
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~ DEMOCRATS OF MANCHEsTER-The Demo
c,ats of Manchester and vicinity are requested 10 NICE.
the house of Peter K Morgan Esq, on SATURDAY evening
next al O'Clock, for the purpose OF organizing De'o
cratic Association. A full turn out is expected
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YJCHMOND ENeUIKER.
;p,D,r MORNING. AUGUST 81, 1882.

~, NnKrII NO SOUTH No EAST No MESl' NE e: OF
rIF CONSTITUTION BUT A SACRED lie COM
IiE COMMON BOND AND TRUE DEVOTION ~
MON BROTIIERIIOOD. i-Frankhin P'eree.