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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-20
GEO SAUERWEIN, Trustee.
LANGDON ERYING, Attorney
mls1719a 242s2sl,e14eEzlM " BENNETT Inet Gi0
ft.:t TRUSTEES SALE OF


Riii VALUABLE I4EAAiSSEHoID PROPERTY ON
-AAsA4 JOHN STREET.
BY vrt1e Of standing order of the Court of Common
fes OF Baltimore city, relation to insovent debtors the
UNDERSIGNED trustee of Samuel H Iyeth, will sale
at public auction at the saesrOom of the Ex
change No - Gay street, at O'Clock, NJ, on TUES
DA the 25th day of May next the following described pro-
perty and improvements thereon, viz:
ALI. THOSE FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
city OF Baltimore each fronting twenty feet the south
west side Of John street wtha depth of hundred and
fifty feet to Foster alley and distant respectively one hun
dre and twenty feet hundred and feet hur
bred and sixty feet and hundred and eighty feet
s0theastery from the formed by the intersection of
the southeast side of Townsend and the southwest
of John street. each of said lots being subject to the pay
men Of the yearly rent of $20 in half yearly nsament on
the lstdayS of April and October in every year.
John L. Reese Jr, by deed dated the day of October
1858, and duly recorded in Iber G. F. S. No 1877 folio I3
&c one OF the land records of Baltimore city
Each lot IS improved with substantial and commOdous
yard. ~ ~
The lots and improvements will be sold separately
The property will be sold free of all liens and
to the day Of sale.
Terms of saleThe purchaser at his option may pay the
purchase money on the day Of sale give bonds notes.
with security to be approved by the
of Onehalf of the purchase money, with six
months and the residue, with interest," in twelve months
from the day of sale
ROBT. C. BARRY, Trustee
f. W. BENNETT
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HpZN,ob,lh0'o,lu,lf i,Gu,lf,ZolUl AuCtlOl
BY CANNON d nIATTHEWS.

DUbLIO NALE UF
Il A LARGE LOT OF BRICKS
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore
CITY, the subscribers Joint receivers of the effects the
late firm Of SrANSBURY SEBRING, will offer sale, at
the Brick ard Of said firm, Locust Point WEDNES
pay May 18Th beginning at AZ o'clock their
ENTIRE STOCK OF BRICKS, consisting of about $4,000
Salmon and 10000 Of Pressed light red and of kiln
Persons desous of supplying themselves with Bricks of
these qualities should not fail to take advantage of this sale
1nrrhsc asln in citnr fllnds
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SUBSTANTIAL

AYERS SARSAPAR "a
compound remedy, in which we have labor
ed to produce the most eflectual Alternative
that can be made. 1t is a concentrated eX
tract Of Para SarSaparilla, SO combined with
other substances Of still greater Alternative
power rs to afford an effective antidote for
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BY f. w. KENNETH Il co
~~~-~~S~N~N~-~~---~~~~a~<

A OF
T. VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE PROPERTY.
IN pursuance and execution passed by the Cir
cu Court Tor Baltimore city, the of April 1852 the
~ as Trustee, will offer for sale at public auction
"a w .Acnange SaeSrOom No 1913. Gay street on TUES
inc sse t day Of June, 1885, at o'clock P NJ follow
FIVE PARCELS OF GROUND situate and living in the
city aforesaid-that is to saw: U anu lying III the
notwithstanding at point on the west side of
love or fremont streets, inch north Of
street ana running thence north, on the west sd F L.
mont street I3 feet thereabout To Carro cort
west binding on Carroll court 70 feet thence soutbsr
at right angles to Carroll court, feet or therah @
thence eastery, IS feet to the place beginnin anu
SECOND PARCEL-Adjoining, on the west the proco1i
parcel and beginning at point the side Of Carrn
court 7Otee west of Fremont street. and running thence
50 feet thence south, at right angles Carroll e.
or thereabOut thence east parallel with Carroll court 81
feet, and thence north, to the beginning - ~
THIRD notwithstanding at the southeast corner of
Mcenry and Sterett Streets and running thence east on
lei with Steett street. so feet thence 40 feet to the east
side OF Serret street, and thence NORTH the
Sterrett street to the place of beginning.
FOJ RTH PARCEI4-AdjOining the SOUTH the above
described third parcel aud beginning at point the
side Of Steett street. so feet south of Mcenry street and
running thence south, Sterrett y inches
thence east so feet to 20 feet alley called Young alley
hencenorh said alley u feet inches thence west 50
feet, to the place of beginning
FIFTH PARCEL-Beginning at a point on the soutb side
OF Rdgey alley Lennon street. so feet Parkin or
scott street. and running thence Rdgely alley
Lennon street % feet thence south 81 feet, thence
fee ana thence north 81 feet to the place of beginning
All the above lots will be sold
Terms OF sale prescribed by the Decree arecash the
day OF SALE at the option of the purchaser cash
and his notes or bonds with endorsement security
approved by the trustee to be given for the
balance in two equal instaments, in and months with
interest from the day OF sale.
GEO. SAUERWEIN Trustee
LANGDON ERYlNG, Attorney.
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mls-eots CANNON MATTHEW'S, Auct'rs.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON SALT WA
I'D TER, IN IN OXFORD ,II NECK,
TALBOT At c2fTUHBTEHf63 s AtAffEYLAND
The subscriber intending to Ieavs tie State will offer
the residence of the late Colonel n Godsborough tract
fsy9 T eff for IS ierY F farm senanS one HUN
new and beautiful assigned 5 p by JAS
and James NJ. Dixon, Architects, Baltimore Md, built
of first class material and in the best The view
vaory which overooks the entire surrounding country is
seen the beautiful Third Haven Creek with
tributaries. and greater distance the broad Chopank
River This landscape rendered attractive by the
frequent passing of sailing vessels and running
and from Baltimore and by sail canoes, of which
The passing by the door stop for passengers when
signal is given The shores Of firm white sand,
"a the nesT sumner bn nd fall Are month"; S1bg and S at
IN o/lcious sheepshead., oysters abound in
drcd yards from the house there is land
locked cove, lake in appearance, now planted with
oysters covering three and the mouth outlet is
only twenty feet wde TeuapnS could be enclosed and bred
prominent Ducking Points creek 1t is distant
the distance from Oxford, where there is steamboat
wharf The enclosure around the buildings new and
posts The Barn and Stables and built in the most
aTTnes m 2n vo Tiers is ai4 az M
~ is very healthy, and the land highly productive
There is mari in abundance within three feet Of the natural
surface besides this there also rich deposits of Indian
Shells Churches Schools and Mills are conveniently To-
Gated.
Terms of Sale: Onefourh of the purchase money casI
the purchaser giving notes secured by mortgage the
property other approved security for the deferred pay
ments, to be made in II, Is ana "a months ooo,or,
N B-The location of this fully understood
by reference to the of Talbot county be Wash
| mi Raw SdS &
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SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Attorney in fact
HENRY F. CAREY, Attorney
MAJ ,I3,I6202325 ADRFOV h 90 i1cticpaers
BY LENNON 4 BROGDEN

BUCHANAN'S WHARF
o. VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
H viii be sold at public sale at the Exchange on MON
Aa.As DA Y, 23d May at p NJ
ALL THAT PROPERTY lying at the corner of Ostend
ana howard streets, fronting 65 feet Osend street and
middle branch of the Patapsco " ~
The property is improved by fine WHARF, and has on
Three sides neal front of 800 feet accessible to vessels
ne OF switch has been granted by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad which directly front of the lot
Inc property is incosed, and has TWO-STORY BRICK
oI ; H. at present enanted by the Wharinger will be
Sod IN one parcel or DIVIDED to suit purchasers plat
street. - 1 NA''''e'
Terms at sale - W W. GLENN.
~ LENNON BROGDEN
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A " A IL -
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Company and other mines in the Georges Creek
valley constantly for sale by the cargo car load
STICKNEY 4 CO,
ap2itf Exchange Place.
CHAs FoRsTrP In w. % o. ,Cy
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4iarlos ano Mnsit.

- THE BEST PLANO PA FoRTEs
They ,GH Ss;s z H.i soSs ,.- 81,
a Other e G fRa h% Of a ns m
Ieknowlsdge by all Judges to be the BEST PIANOS in the
as Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
'1 dsfif No. / s 8 S3S GaSsrt Street
El7 SOLE Ad Il 30 o. 5F FHs SALE
&T$s S s1Fs through Ssu
less to ANYTHING in their praise Nevertheless, the i'm
h ss ar e ! aG TS o @
other and the fact is being daily coroboraed by all dsner
the had SPcs Se ss a
by late improvements male in these instruments they
are The R Be Y d most perfect Planes made m
orment Of good new and PIANOS which come
MElODEoNS from $l5 upwards. mh21tf
.H1a-- TIE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT
SG GBG h A saUN n R5f B. g FAHENG
the Square Piano the TONE of GRAND,
s. THALBERG, .''--'
And other eminent Professors and Amateurs.
Thalberg, who has used them, says:
% f1 D6EBzE " d G5i Ss B hfG s t ar s
f fG Gla iSf % y Rf FIT gyers LIND them
SG nG RS hest asra and
which give them unequalled durability, power and richness
of tone elasticity of touch and beauty of finish Every
Piano sold by us warranted for FIV f EARS with priv
egeof exchange at any time within six MONTHS entire
ly satisfactory.
our Tbs BSG Hys3 % nsnfs As Street.
Charles, FACTORY and PRINCIPAL WARE
ROOMS, $40, 5i2, SIS and So West Lombard street.
NEWMAN, BRO. n SONS.
OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
Tuning and Repairing attended to- Several good Second
hand Pianos for sale. 2-tfr
PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS.
E99Sll@iER GOLD MEDALS
n u II IN THREE SUCCESSIVE YEARS
- A tl.uAI r,-In,.I Init
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WOOD! WOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD without being sawed
and Split for sale at prices low be purchased at
Light street. or other wharves in the city.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH
Offce-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette
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=. COAL! COALIl COALlll
EDWARD A. ROBINS,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL.
Office No. sun Iron Building.
Baltimore.
Gard-Corner Eden and Lombard streets
~ All orders left at office will be promptly be
tended to- au3-tf
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Is.
f1fsf FOR RENT.-That commodious and com
Esi Portable three story and basement DWELLING
4A. HOl Sc in Mount Vernon Place, lately occupied by
MI May is one of the most desirable residences in the
city The House has been put complete order and pos
session will be given Immediately Apply at the "Sun,
once. m6eotf
NOR SALE.-ON CHARLES STREET Az
Il ENUE, about "a acres of WOODED LAND beautifully
located for Country Seats is distant but from the
City boundary, and in the immediate vicinity OF some of the
finest improvements the Road broad Avenue to be
made tins Spring will furnish the approach eastern
portions of the tract - $40 'N-
1t will he sold entire in parcels
Apply to JOSEPH REYNOLDS Trustee
alpotf d
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VHAS' FUKsTEK, JK VIM. 3. SLACK.
COAL
FORSTER Il SLACK,
SHlPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL, have in
HIGH for CupOaS and Foundry purposes.
Baltimore Company, Sunbury, Locust Gap and Iorberry
White Ash Lykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash,
for family Cumberland Coal for manufac uring
nestle purposes UPPER YARD,-Howard street. opposite
Centre. LOWER YARD,-COmer Albemarle and Alice An
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3ousts, It,, for SaIe an0 3tnt.

fTT.s.f FOR SALE.
M,ii TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
l Dawson street, near Pratt, No B. will be sold low On
Application to G. L. HARRISON,
MIST 6O'Donneils WIFI
nor RENT OR LEASE-That valuable
Il STORE AND DWELLING, No Il Baltimore street be
tween South and Gay streets. Apply to
ADOLPIfUS C. SCHAEFER,
mll1 No "A Bowy's wharf
ELIGIBLE OFFICES FOR RENT.-Three
- rstrate OFFICES the second floor of the Grocers'
Exchange. Also, the entire TIL RID and FOURTH FLOORS,
suited for printing Offices for any business requiring am
pie and light
Nv tn FL
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a BENZ. WASKEY'S
EA EXTENSIVE
MI FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOMS,
No. 3 n. GAY ST.,
Has hand and constantly manufacturing descrp-
ton of Chairs Bedstea Tables Sdeboards Sofas
Tete Tees Lounges Cribs Settees Wash and Work Stands
Cradles, Feathers, Feather Beds Bedding, HAIR and
lusk Mattresses, wholesale and RETAIL at prices that must
give satisfaction
respectfully solicit your favors
Vessels and Steamboats, Mattresses Bedding
&c at the lowest prices Captains will
find it to their advantage to buy of they may rely
having their goods packed with care for shipping
Don't forget the numberNo North Gay street oc2ltf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

nay be placed ii painful pnsiiioz before the meet
ug OF tbs next Congress IN the present disturbed
senditien Of Mexico, and one or more Of TIE other
Republics South Of u.s. no person can foTesea what
occurrence may take place before that period. Ia
case Of emergency, citizens seeing that they DO
not enjoy he same protection with subjects Of Eu-
rcpean governments win have just cause to COM
plain. On the other hand Should the Executive ia-
terere and especially should the result; prove dis
astrcus and valuable lives be lost, might subject
himself to severe eensure for having assumed pow
er not conidca 10 him by the Constitution
It is to guard Bgainst this contingency that now
appeal to Congress. Having thus recommended TO
Congress measure which deem necessary and ex-
pe6ient for the honor Of the country. ! lesFe she
whole subject to their wisdom and direction
JAMEs BucHkNAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

NEW STOCK or GOODS,
Embracing every variety, style aud quality, adapted % the wants
the South and est having been selected With great and
under than ordinary advantages.
wecGF to cash prompt time buyers, every induosent that
this or any sOrd- Close examination Of
prices we think, cannot fail to convince any one.
Our stock Of Plantation Goods is very large and com
plete. GARDNER & CO.
feb2s-dGtESn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

The American party held county meeting ct
Nashville on Saturday last 1t nominated delegates
20 the 6ubernatorial Convention at Nashville the
4eth Marcel, and are the l4th to nominate esndi
date for Congress and for joint Repressn ative The
meeting also expressed preference for John Meth
rland as the opposition candidate for Governor and
passed highly wrought compliments upon Gen BOlli-
sOer and regret that be would no longer serve them
An Congress- and, then, ATdbtIe diciu, in the same
resolution laud John Bell, and recognize his fitness
for the Presidency. If this isn't trying, like the
Eatyr in EsOp &c blew hot and cold at the sane time
We are no judge And the best Of it is, Zollicoffer
and John Bell are both too smart not to knoWit for
they are both old boyG Neither viii believe word
Of its sincerity. ZOlhcOfer knows they wasn't Tim
cut Of the way and afraid Of him, and Bell, like
an old fox, knows always which wsy the Sat Jumps,
aud what 4 msang. ~@GseStis Esaaas4R
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23
No. HI Cherry Street,
feb22-dtwSSw3m. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
THE FAMOUS ROADSTER,
NANG ATUCK BLACK HAWK

IMPORTED STOCK sONPAsTD
yENHIs superior Stallion will bis second the
stable Of the subscriber, and shalf mesfrom Nashville
the HOlensve Turnpike, and will at Twenty
FIVE Dollars the In health and appearances he has greatly
improved since last He proved himself last year
markedly foal getter Mares from distance will be we'll
cared for and san at 81 % per week pasturAge without
grain, fifty cents per week.
Pedigree and Description
Nangauek Hawk rich and stylish brown horse nine
years old high, las sen trotted in
of the first clone Star and many Others
Fair held at New Haven, 1856 and his colts are re-
markedly promising. He sired by Vermont Black HAWK
that made D. Hill his owner, S4OOOS grand Sire
Morgan great grand se original Justin Morgan horse
Lady Burton, Of did Manhrno and Ne by
the Imported Messenger He hslfbrOher to Ethan Aen
the most popular rotting stallion living, Black Hawk Hads
Black Rabbi Know Nothing, trOttei At Chicago 97k,
and beat Flora Temple Long Island in ESQ; Bes Of sara
togs in 29 also, TcOneeogs the winner OF the
ast prize The United States Fsr at Louisville ky In l
And many the OF the country See Indeya
Book on Morgan Horses, PIP. 100 to l90.
BLACK MAMMOTH d al
This fvors Jack will my stabs and serve Jennets
Forty Dosrs the insurance He never in better health
condition than at present. deem unnecessary 70 say
anything in reference his merits breeder The records OF
various agricultural Society Far whenever he had colt 10
show for premium give evidence Of the fact Of bis superiority
breeder Psstusge gratis and granted il desired At "
week Every attention to prevent accidents or escapes but
=. r. RAINS,
one and hdlf miles South Of 8dsAV9s
February q, 1859. feb25-w2m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23
RLACK MAMMOTH.
VERMONT Roy.

FENHH only genuine Morgan Horse this section Of country
and the only stallion that has trOsted mile in the STATE
under min see will for 1859 junction
Place. miles from Nashville the Mur eesboro road at SIS
the with the privilege Of returning that may MOI
prove in foal. GEORGE BVANS1 Aeess,
FoK
JONI HILL, Lavergne, Tenn.
PkTER s. CARTwRIoHT OF Williamson eeunty.
ANDREW GREGORY Nashville, Tenn.
T. Famine, Franklin College, Team.
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CANADA CHIEF,

NHB sire OF more valuable and nigh priced racing horses thai
other stallion in Tennessee, will make his season foE
1885, with Vermont Boy, at Junction Pase miles from Nash
Vile, Ten D0ars the sason, Fifteen Dodrs he inssr-
ance. GEORGE EVANS, AgsNt fer Ccaep0Rs-
~ B-Hors viii b broken and trained E harness and spsed,
to the satisfaction q osn~s, "a Ia tsrEB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23
DR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr. King, formerly q EeE Yerk, FOR the iast four
years Il Louisville, Kentucky, and VIC has DE-
V,d bis attention 70 ne treatment private diseases for
thirty years. faers himself having attended - praee Tor -
many years. aneured thousaudss he Is enabled 70 eee
ali diseases pTste matter nov bad tgy nay -
frsm idjsdicIons mgcal teament, from sesc q aer
own Dr. Kings ispensary No. . Desck street, between
cherry and square, where he all diseases Of private
GoSoan.A cured zoul asassus aeaOias inisrsrEnos
from business
AVS BY an operation which pain. Where Structure
exs health Be enjoyed Perhaps no disease causes
more mischief underranca the e6nstution much
sErrs with diseases q the 1kin growing out Or Res
lec or bad treatment secuay cured in few daya
WEAKsE particular attasos having oeen gven %
t disease and all Tie consequences goHng eut q r. brought
On IN many By the destructive habits Of iRconsaeae
Youths and excessive indulgence q the passions neglect Q
which will undsrmno the con1roHs renaeng ne suet ann
for business society, and causing premature old
Females Vho may be laborng with any dculy Of he Hons
Tnayr assured 81 immediate relief
Persons residing ahcs b. writing and stating aer case via
fee enclosed directed 10 DR.. A. King No . Desrek street
NASHVILLE Tennessee, will have the medicine seni =
their address. necessary direeons. strel secrecy oer
once hours scock the morning until sin The eTniu
may 23-d&Hly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

-on0 ACRES OF LAND, WITH NUM-
kStNtN BER ONE SAW MILL; very large ies House,
40 By 80 es eIsr with all he neessary out dwellings etc.,
FS S5ni sale q very iO =. a1AscocK CO.. Assna
f.bis-dIm No. IS College street.
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~ 1 Regular Nashville and Lon
sas isviEle Passenger Packets.
Tbs splendid light drausht stesmsrs
TEMPEST
D q. PARR, Captain.
JOHN GAULT,
J. II. BuxcE, Captain.
One Of the above steamers above every enes
day at u ycock, NJ connecting Louisville with the unea
States Mail Packets for Cincinnati Parersbur Wheeling PITS
burg Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the east Through recp
given for egs to Baltimore York and Boston,
low BY any other reliable line These boats were built ex
presy for the trade The ctest punctuall observed IN time
30 starting Fer freight passage apply on board or to
deel4-tf H. H. HARRISON, Agent
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
TENHE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER e9
5FRoao, Master, will leave for the above and
all intermediate landings Thursday the 18th, at
at 3oclOc p ~ For freight passage apply board % to
janI9-f A. HAMILTON. s-,-4.-
NH. HARRISON -
FOR MEMPHIS.
YENHE fine passenger steamer, CUBA, J. L. BEAT. 49,
Muster, Nid leave THIS DAY, sd s5taesasfa
instant, at IL O'Clock, n. Fer freight passage,
apply g.iss 60 laa'd or to 4 HAMILTON, Agent.
NEW SPRING: AND SUMMER GOODS.
Il AN receiving my stock OF Spring Summer Goods,
OF the very latest STYLE for GeRenens wesr respect
fully solicit cali from my and the public gen
orally. SAM. PRITCHIfT,
No. 81 College Street.
ALsoscets Report Of FASHIONS the Spring and summer
Of 1858.
feb23-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

WYE arc nov in recsipt Spring GOodss and are
Nv prepared offer friends and the trade generally Al
WHOLESALE Of the desirable S0eks Of Dry Goods
Ready Made Cothng, &esFer brought to thus Market and a.
small advance cost for cash, TO puactRz DEALERS
We shall take great pleasure In showing thn, and invite no
sisng market give ll and examine our goods and
prices. ALLISON AADkkSObt q IVA {
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-01
Lctler nrorn Iudrc nourIns.

wAsRISoroS, juno 9s.-The friends Of
Judge Douglas here are in possession Of
the following letter explaininghis position
on the subject ortho Presidency, ofwhioh
they have permitted copy to bo taken
for publications.
WARRINGTON June % My DEAR SIRs-
have receivedyour letter inquiring wheth'
or my friends are at liberty to present my
name TO the Charleston Convention for
the Presidential nomination. Before this
question can be finally determined, il will
be necessary 90 understand distinctly up
on what issues tho Convention is to be
conducted. II, asI have full faith they
will, the Democratic party shall determine
in the Presidential election Of 1860 20 adj
here TO the principles embodied In the
compromise measures Of 1850, and rati-
fed by the people In the Presidential cleo
tion Of 1852, and reaflirmed in the Kan
as-Nebraska act of 1854, and incorpora-
ted into the Cincinnati Platform Of 1886,
as expounded BY MIR. Buchanan ia his let
ter accepting the nomination, and approx
ed by the people In his eleotion,--in that
event, my friends will be at liberty to
present my name 10 the Convention, if
they see proper to do so, II, on the con-
trary, il shall become the policy Of the
Democratic party, which cannot antici-
pate, 20 repudiate these their time-honor-
ed principles, on which we have achieved
80 many patriotic triumphs, and In lieu of
them tho Convention shall interpolate In
TO the creed Of the party such now issues
as the revival Of the African slave-lrade,
or a Congressional slave code for the Ter
Fitories, or the doctrine that the Constim-
tion Of the United States either establish
es or prohibits slavery in the Territories
beyond the power Of the people legally
10 control Il, as other property, il is due
10 eRndor TO say that in such an event
could not accept the nomination iftendor-
ed 70 me. Trusting that this answer will
be deemed sufficiently explicit, am very
respectfully your friend,
(Signed) 3. A. DoU0LAs.