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CASE or @. w. KESDlIL.--The grand jury this
Court true bin against w. g. Kendall, for secre-
ting or embezzllng valuable letter, and stealing
out OF the same its contents,--N o. Pic. May 26.
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DEATH or NJ. GoDlRD.--We learn with regret
that NJ GODDARD, the clever @ronaut, died this
morning very unexpectedly. He was alive and
well last..evening. We are not informed what was
the nature Of his disease.--N. Orleans Picayane,
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LARGE FIRE IN THE Woops.--An immense FIRE
in the woods took place on Sunday, in Leverett
and Shutesberry, Mass. About three thousand
acres Of woodland were burnt over and large
quantity Of cord wood DESTROYED.
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Rom Ront Renntfn

Bosros, May so.--The city government Of Bos-
ton have decided to have regatta on the 4th Of
July, open to row boats from all parts Of the
Union. The prizes will be pieces of silver valued
| at &4OO.
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by GREEN a. SCUTT,
AuctiOneqrx.

EIGHT Frame Houses and Lots at Auc.
~ tion.-On Tuesday, 9Th June, we shall SELL ia
front of the premises, ut o'clock, p. NJ, lots Sus
and s, in square No. 5s5, and the improvement.
which are eight Frame Houses, each fronting n
south D. between Cd and Az streets, 12 feet. Tho
lots run back 81 feet They win be sold separate or
together TO suit purchasers
Terms One-third cash balance in six, twelve,
eighteen md twenty -four months, for notes bearing
interest from day Of SALE deed given and decd
of trust taken.
GREEN & SCOTT,
may Sid Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.


N ORsE, BUGGY, HARNESS, FURNi-
- ture, Teas, Cigars, &e., at auetion.--0n SAT-.
arday the I'd Of June, shall SELL In front Of cur
Auction Store, at O'clock A. NJ
4 tlne young bay saddle and harness Horse
One Buggy and Harness
large lot of excellent secondhand Furniture
4 large lot Of Teas and Cigars
With many other articles which we deem ,nnec,..
sary to enumerate. Terms cash.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
je Id Auctonaerr
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Decentralization TL1;0;no

BosToN, May 80.--Chester Adams, president
Of the Union Bank, died last evening, aged seven
ty-fve years.
To-day, being the annual May training, the mill
tary were out in full force. Most of the compa-
MES proceeded out Of town for parade, dinner, lie.
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DEDICATION. Sunday last the new Methodist
Episcopal Church in Middletown, Frederick county,
Md, WINS dedicated. Revs. John A. Collins, pre-
siding elder Of the Cumberland district; Litteton
+. Morgan and l. P. Cook, Of Baltimore; Rev. Jas.
Brads Of York, Pa, and several other ministers
were present. Rev. Mr.. Collins preached the ded.
icatory sermon; Rev. Mr.. Cook preached In the
afternoon, and Rev Mr.. Morgan in the evening.
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Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, May 3l.--The Provincial Parliament
was prorogued yesterday. The proposition of the
colonial secretary to grant the Canadian crown
lands to soldiers enlistng in the foreign legion was
reserved for future consideration.
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~ rilla Blood Purifier. As n spring and summer
alternative medicine and inyigoratng drink II has no
equal
II purifies and enriches the blood
Acts upon the liver stomach and bowels;
Carries off all secretions and humors;
Cleanses the skin of all ernptions;
Gives appetite, bloom. and vgor;
Strengthens and invigorates the constitution;
Makes the skin soft, smooth and natural;
Expels pimples, boils, and sores;
Cures Scrofula and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, aud Goul;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the system
Builds up weak state of body
For Female Complaints which, In their very nc-
ture, are exhaustng and facilitating, IL il pnrtic,.-
larly recommended. Indeed il makes the weak strong
the pale and emaciaed from sickness or naturl
causes, soon have color. bloom, and health As a
summer drink il is exhilarating refreshing, stmu.
lating and enlyening Persons young and old who
have used this delightful compound, are surprised at
its immediate beneficial effects.
Quart bottles, 81; small bottles, so cents,
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NOR SALE.-IS, 900 bushels mill OnaI,
- such as Middlngs Shpstuf, and Shorts.
Persons in want will find Il TO their advantage 10
give us q call and learn our prices.
Corn and background Corn Meal daily, wholesale
and retail j. DOUGLAS a. Co.
Old Railroad Depot, Pennsylvania avenue
NAV l8--tf
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PHILApKlpuIA. October Ia. ]

PHILADELPHIA, October 10, 1884
bad been afflicted with liberated sore arm for
the last four years and consulted several physician
ROSES SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER, amt
applying his letter and Healing Ointment my arm Ia
now entirely well. L. p. C0URSAuLT
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AMERICAN VICToRY-In the ninth district of
Kentucky, on the 9th Of May, Mr.. Kennedy, the
American candidate, was elected by majority OF
1000 votes, in poll Of 5000 votes in the coun-
ties of Campbell, Pendleton, Mason, Bracken,
Nicholas, Harrison, Bourbon, and Scott
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Fatal accident.

New YoRK, May Sl.--Nathan Lawrence, n
brakesman the New York Central Railroad, was
crushed to death between two cars this morning !;
and Nelson Gordon, a switch-man, was run over
and killed.
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Cotton Mn and PAPER NM Bur,

Cotton 1fiH and Paper MIL Burnt.
BosroS, May 3l.--The cotton mill at Winchen-
den, Mass, was destroyed by fire last night, inyol
wing loss of $72, 900. Insured for $4,000.
Parkers paper mill, at North Leominster, Mass.
was also destroyed by fire last night together with
a large quantity Of stock.
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VoTIka IN russ FoUsrm WARp---The voters Of
the Fourth Ward are TO deposite their votes Al
the window Of the once Of the Chief Of Police,
while those who have not paid their taxes can do
80 by going 10 the door of the same Office The
Commissioners Of Election viii occupy the roo m.
A DESPERATE FELLow.--Michael Crowley. who
was sent 70 jail day before yesterday for an assault
was again sent there yesterday, BY his bail sur
rendering him. Il seems that after he was released
from jail by obtaining security TO appear at court,
he threatened TO procure revolver and shoot the
man with whom he had the first ARRAY, aud his bail
becoming alarmed at this evidences OF his disposi-
ton, surrendered him forth with.
REAL EsTArE.--Msssrs Green 4 Scott sold ON
Wednesday, fine building lot on street, between
9Th and 9th streets, to VIM. Cox, for 81 cents per
foot. The lot was the west half Of lot No. Z, In
square 40i, and fronted ON street so feet, run
ming back to the depth of IS feet
The same gentlemen sold yesterday lot No. IL,
In square sos, at the corner OF Sixth street and
street south, for 9 cents per foot. Henry H. Whit
more was the purchaser.
STEAMER UsIos. This well-known steamer ia
to be sold at auction at Pages wharf at the foot OF
Seventh street, at 8 o'clock this afternoon, by J.
@. Mcclure.
RAMA heavy and soaking rain fell this morn
ing, and still continues. II was greatly needed.
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~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION Is
- proposed, to meet every week. and pay twenty
five cents on each share Of stock. Persons wishing
to take stock can call at the hardware store of K.
Wheeler and register their names and the amount Of
shares they wish to take.
So soon as 1000 shares are taken, there will be
call for general meeting to organize.
may 6--u
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1--WE BALES MOss--Just received and
II for sale by
ELvANS 4 THOMPSON,
326 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th sis.
may 3i---3t
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TulO LEFT. "A FRAME HOUHE ON I'm

u street. No. 404 The house has ten rooms,
pump Of good water in the yard and new stable
The house sin good order, and possession given
the LIST Of june, or sooner, by applying TO
A. B0RLAND
The house is near X street north
NAV g9-4tw
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GTEAMBOAT !" ALICE A. FHICE,U
- Captain SAMUEL BAKER win commence her
regular trips on Tuesday morning. the cath instant
touching al the different landings on the river.
Leave Washington at and Alexandria at 7 o'clock
on Tuesday and Friday mornings.
Returning, win leave Cone river at o'clock on
"Wednesday and Saturday mornings, until further
notice. may &c.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have this ia,

~ formed copartnership, under the firm Of Neal
Havenner, for the sale OF Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
&c. al wholesale and retail at No 500 Seventh street
opposite Centre market. j 7. NEAL,
may 2J--eolm o. w. IIANENNER.
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SODA WATER.
II EVILS WRIGHT, Four-and-a-haIf
- street. between and O. Qsland, having been
furnished with Swans Patent Atmospheric Soda
Fountain, Is prepared TO supply the public with
beverage which Is conceded, by the best chemists
nutritious qualities. je l-d8t
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A CARD. LOOK HERE,


X LII We lovers Of the good things Of th IL
- life, and we will tell you where you may obtain
at least some Of them. Thankful for past ayors,
would respectfully ask continuance of the same
during this spring and summer. am prepared To
furnish all "who will give me call, with the sweet
and cooling beverages In my line, at the shortest mo-
tice.
Such as Ice Cream, Water Ices Of all favors, Char
lotte Russo Blancmange and cakes Of all kinds aud
also foreign and domestic fruits and confectionery
generally, kept in well regulated establishments Of
the kind
Particular attention will be paid to furnishing we'd
ding or brides cakes, also Parties Balls Excursons
picnics, &C., dc, and upon reasonable terms. Call at
the old stand, Massachusetts, avenue between 9th
and 10th streets, Northern Liberties.
N. b. Best quality Ice Cream, at 81 80 per gallon
may SIN JOHN w. RIGHTSTINE.
T He UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW
working the Stone Quarry formerly occupied
by Major W. B. Scott, and will furnish stone at the
usual market rates.
HUMPHREYS 4 WILLIAMS.
GEoRaErowN, D. O., May is, 1855.
may 15--lm*
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wELsI,s PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
II M BARRELS of the above justly
wv celebrated Family Flour.

so barrels weshs Extra Super Flour, just received
per Manassas Gap rniroad via Of Strssburg from Win
chester and for sale by Che single barrel dray load
by KINCHELOE a CO,
No. IS King street,
jan l5-6 Alexandria, Va.
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UrOUR New Two-story Frame Houses,
II with back building, containing six rooms each,
situated East Capitol street. between Fourth and
Fifth streets which win be sold low, and on liberal
credit.
Apply to 0. A. DALEY, Dentist,
Corner Eleventh ST. and Penn. avenue.
may 2s-eost
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j. r. POLK
AFFERS his services to the public as
" General Agent for the Prosecution of Claims,
&c. He will also give legal counsel, and will act
umpire between dsputants 10 save them the expense
Of law suits, DC.
He may be found at any time at No. 86l street
(south side,) and near to the Patent Office.
NAV e--df
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J. W. DELLAwAY,
JAMES CARROLL,
JAMES NJ. DoRsRTT,
Commissioners First Ward
JOHN N. DoNN,
WIN. p. SHrDD,
JOSIAH MELVIN,
Commissioners Second Ward
SAMUEL GRuBB,
WV. G. ZAETzINaER,
JOHN D. THOMSON,
Commissioners Third Ward.
JAMES p. McKEAN,
THos. @. DOM,
JAMES Fl. Boss,
C0namissioners Fourth Ward
@. @. MARTIN,
F. w. ECKLoTF,
Intel. Commissioners SerenM Ward.
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SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES
- be accommodated with Board on reason
able terms at No. S27 Pennsylvania avenue between
Sixth and Seventh streets
may 2s--3m Mrs J O. SISSON
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TAKE NOTICE.
TyHE undersigned IL prepared TO furnish
u 10 order, Looking glasses, Portrait and Pic
ture Frames Of any or pattern also, msrbletop
Pier Tables, with brackets Room Moulding. Look
Eyeglasses inserted in old frames.
Also, all kinds Of old work reglt with despatch,
and on reasonable terms.
JOHN WAGNER,
255, Penn. avenue, near Tive fth street
ap IT, Opposite Kirkwood House
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a FEW more gentlemen can be accom-
N modated with board on reasonable terms at
No. 46s, 18th street. corner Of r street
ap 13-sm. MRS Z. l.. REYNOLDS.
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
GEORGIA.

25l prizes, in all amounting to- ...... $50, oO
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS
t33- Tickets $5-Halves 81 50---Quarters 81 u.s.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
may 23---dtJ13 Atlanta, Georgia
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a GOOD CHANCE FOR AN INVEST
n MENT.--The well-known and popular Res
taurant Of Pennsylvania and LIST street
at the foot Of the Capitol elegantly fitted up with all
'ns T w nasures, hquoIs clears, &c, Is ior sae'
tenant.
For particulars, inquire at the place of
may 23-H X. NJ. A. FENWICK.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT,
an r Street, one door from the corner of
" Ninth, No. S6l, very desirably situated being
contiguous to the Patent and Post Offices and adjoin.
ing Mrs. Spalding's Boarding house. may s--tf
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The Grand Eruption 81. Yesuyius.

RAMA heavy and soaking rain fell this morn
ing, and still continues. II was greatly needed.
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LSOR RENT.--A neat and comfortable
II three story frame house, on | street North, be
tween 4th and 5ih streets West mo. 5s2) containing
eight rooms all in good order Possession given after
18th instant. To punctua tenant the rent win be
moderate.
Inquire next door Of J. T. Clements.
may 5--dtf
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POLICE CouRr.--Bgore Stevens and Birch
Mary Lodge, free negress, for profanity, was sen
to the work-housc for thirty days
Henry Hoffman, George Leelander, Christia
Neale, Andrew Degan, Samuel Freeman, all Gei
mans, and Michael Neale, an lrishman, were a
lodged.
There was no other case for trial this morning.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
INVIGORATING COMPOUND.
~ II O Ii n~sUa ySy ~.

may 29--2awtd
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UNITED sTATEs COUNT OF CLAIMS.

And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
- Eua
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REFRIGERATORs.

REFRIGERATORS.
a LII who are looking for Refrigerators
N are invited 10 call and examine large sssort
meut have Just received. They are believed by all
who have tried them TO be the best article ever intro
duced In Washington city.
We have a good assortment Of Iron Bedsteads and
Childrens Gigs, which we win sell very low.
q. NJ. WIGHT,
louisiana avenue, opposite the Bank OF Washington
dac h-Hm
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.

NAV paw [StarI
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THE NoRrHERs ESaNK HoUsK.--Y esterday the
contract for building this structure was awarded
10 Robert w. Dove Of this city, whose bid was
10 build il for 1000, with deduction Of $500 in
case the materials of the present engine house
were used In the new structure. The house IL 10
be OF brick and WIN be located on the triangular
square between 9th and eth streets, Immediately
south Of what Ia called Seaton's Garden. Il win be
twenty eight feet by ffty-four with bell tower,
which win resemble that Of the Presbyterian
church, near die same. The upper portion Of the
building viii be used public school room, which
ia much needed in that vicinity.
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WASHINGTON, May ia, 1855.

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER PLANTER - The
steamboat Planter, Captain Weems was seriously
injured about three o'clock yesterday morning. in
consequence Of running into the wharf at Fort
Carroll She had on board number Of passen-
gers and was under way with full head Of steam
when she run into the wharf The crash was Sc
vere staving her bows and causing her 10 settle at
once. Most Of the passengers were asleep at the
time, but upon the collision were awoke and
thrown into great state Of excitement The wa
ter where she struck being only about six feet
deep, she settled to the bottom, and all the pas
sengers safely debarked, after which the freight
consisting Of few hogsheads Of tobacco and some
small articles, we're taken off without injury.
The water poured into the breach, and in a short
time, the steamer sunk in water fifteen feet deep.
Her passengers we're brought to the city yesterday
morning by the steamer Louisiana of the Norfolk
line. II was at first supposed that the Planter
could be raised, but yesterday, having been weak
ened by the shock she broke in two about the CEN
ter. The accident occurred through the careless
meas Of the pilot as there was bright light burn
ing on the Fort wharf, which he could not have
failed to see had he paid proper attention to his
duty. The night was dark and heavy rain was
falling at the time, but the light was sufficient TO
mark the spot 10 which he should not 60. The
Planter belongs TO the Messrs. Weems, and was
worth about $4,000 She IL said 10 be uninsured.
To-day effort win be made TO raise her u posi-
blc and bring her TO the city forrepair Bdlfimore
Americdn.
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Virginia elections.

We present to-day the vote Of Virginia in
1852, between Generals Pierce and Scott In
that year, if the figures are right, there were
l8l, 1853 votes polled, and General Pierce beat
General Scott 1859 votes in the State. In
1853 there were no contests in six Of the
seven Congressional Districts, and there were
three candidates in the I'd, 9th, and nth dis
tricts, so that 1t is impossible to say whether
any general change occurred from 1852 to
1858. In the Sd and 9th districts, the Demo
cratic candidates for Congress, in 1868, gained
upon General Pierces vote, and in the 7th and
9Th districts, there was a small Democratic
loss. We can therefore only contrast the votes
in 1855 with those given in 1852.
The American party has hard fight on
its hands in Virginia, but we have every con-
fidence that the invincible Sam" will beat
the anti-Americans from ., 900 to 1000 votes
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:sPAsIAS ELLIS, ESQ.,, Washington.
ron rnK AMERICAN ORGAN.

Mr.. EDrroR: have read in your paper to-day
an artice--"F Foreign Prclates lin which you say,
II viii be seen by reference TO this list n--of the
members Of the late Provincial Council in Balti-
more" that they are all Irish French, and Ger
man, with the exception Of Bishop Newman and
Bishop Young, who are probably perverts icon
verts) from the Protestant Church." In this state
ment you (unintentionally I am sure) lead your
readers into error. Bishop Newman is not an
American by birth, though a citizen Of the United
States, according TO the constitution, but neither
he nor Bishop Young we're ever Protestants. Be
Loving that you always anxious to state facts,
when they are properly vouched for, take leave
to inform you that in the list alluded TO above,
recognise the Of thirteen natives Of the Uni
ted States namely: Bishops Whelan, McGill, and
Young, Rev. Messrs. Feiey, Lyman, Corcoran, Cos.
kry, White, Elder, Byrne, Hickey, Early, and Nc
Nally, and, as speak only from personal knowl-
edge, there may be more and all the others who
are not natire citizens are such by adoption.
While think Of IL, would ask your permission
to add that Of the nine priests who oiciate at the
Eve Catholic Churches in this CITY, seven are cti-
zens by birth, one by naturalization, and the other
having declared his intention Of becoming a cti-
zen. O. j. II.
WASHINGTON, May is, 1855.
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FOR THE AMERICAN ORGAN.
NEwBERs, On. c., May 9, 1855.

NEWBERN, N. u, May y, 1905.
Mr.. Enron: Sam" the mysterious, nvincible
fellow, rushed through our town yesterday with
the power of mighty whirlwind, telling every
progress. He wied that our town authorities
should be "Sam's" boys, and, to-day, it is even
so for we are MI under Sans" government,
and we are heartily glad of it, He win be sure to
provide for our interests, for they are americas
interests. But what majority In the whole
town there could befound but ten men who were
not on 'Sam's" side. Just think of it! In pop
ulation Of 5000, "Sam" carried his entire ticket
through with but ten men-yes, ten men--object-
ing
"Sam, however, is not satisfied with this. He
has made up his mind that Col Thomas RuHin,
the advocate of Pierceism, Forneyism, Foreignisn,
Roman Catholicism, and Demagogusm, shall not
go to Congress again and 1t will be az "Sam"
says. "Sam" has but to say, Let the thing be
DONE" and II Is done. You may depend upon il,
that Ruffin will be badly fused up" man next
August-so says "Sam," at any rate, and what
better authority can a want than even
Sans" ipse DIRT
Above, Mr. Editor, send brief account of an
election held yesterday for Commissioners of New
bern. The result was, as stated, an almost unani-
nous vote for the American party. The order is
continually the increase in this Rufin's) district
and we are confident OF success at the approach
ing election in August, The charge of abolition
ism preferred against us meets no favor herein
fact, it Is laughed at. think you may, with but
the smallest degree Of uncei tany, put North Car
olina down on the side where she stood, when she
boldly published to the world the Mecklenburg
Declaration Of Independence-the side Of Aneri-
can rights and American freedom. She will, just
as certain as the shines, give her vote in the
next Presidential election, for the nominee Of the
American party.
Your valuable paper, ifcirculated more freely in
this section, would add greatly towards effeciing
our object We win endeavor to send you, very
shortly, good and substantial list of subsci bers
Very respectfully,
49,
Err Eao Wasb;noton
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NATHANIEL HAwrnoRsE.-The Boston CORE
spondent OF the New York Evening Post, who Is
doubtless well informed as to the intelligence re-
ceved from Mr.. Hawthorne by his friends In Con-
cord, Massachusetts, writes:
"Mr. Hawthorne, understand, contemplates re.
signing his consulate ut Liverpool, at the end OF
his present year Of service and will travel for a
year in Europe, and then return TO the United
States. He said he would not retain the place II
the new diplomatic bill should pass, as that, like
death, cuts down all, both great and small deal
ing with the humble consul as summarily as with
the Hottest envoy Nominally, the salaries OF
some are raised, but the Liverpool consuls in
come has been raced one.half to speak modcr-
stely."