From .hs Charlessoa Mercary, July 3l.
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Esom shs Charleston Mercsry, July 3l. E

 DISTRACTION OF THE INcENDIARY PAMPH- LETs.-Such was the excitement in our city caused by the arrival of the incendary pamph. lets and papers which almost monOpolised the United States Mail on Wednesday, that crowd oftwo or three hundred citizens assem- bled that night. for the purpose of seizing and destroying them. These citizens were met by Lieut.. Brown of the City Guard near the Exchange and persuaded to dspcrse but it not being generally known that measures

 were in cOncert between the Post Master and

 many of our leading citizens, tn call the att tenti0n of the authorities at Washington to the subject, few gentlemen afterwards

 broke open the Post Office. seized the bags containing the Abolition tracts and made a ! b0n-fre of the whole last evening. 5. We regret this act as premature. 1t would l have been time enough tO act. after we had

 learned that the Federal Government would not interfere to prevent the Post Office belDg used as means of annoyance and injury to

 those who are taxed for its support. We

 egy a p S d: Esys ss ths m the & ss ,o ars e s19"s

 at al' hazards, we will take care of ourselves.

 We think too it would have been better had

 the Pamph(ets been allowed to reach Their

 destination, to put the whole Southern com

 munity on their guard-Ly preserving the oc- cuiar proof Of the movements of the Fanatics, especially as each bundle was tO he accompa. nied by circulars iron, the South Carolina Association. 1t ,~a10 %.t

 We believe that those who broke open the Post Office have erred, but none can blame their feelings or motives, which have the sympathy Of the entire community.

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 ReGi Essass.-One of the most extraordinary sales os Real Estate took place yesterday, by Traakln & the sales of real io this city, The property was al situated in the city of Brooklyn, and belonged to Samuel Jackso"s estate. was very desirable prop. wa0isd for improvement by the ci,izeas gemeraIlyZ

 Ine property was put up and sold for Cash. Tine saIe m was entirely gone through wi,h-no underbid- dng-and the whole conducted with great fidelity and honor. The company Una. assembled was immenss. and !he price obtained for every lot, beyond any price predicted by ihs most sangUine expectation of any hundred seS rse ..d r over the tact that real estate is higher now ap ever has been bsiors.-N. r. Adv. E. ..ts., ~t t.-,

 A HINT To MoTHERs.-There are many things which are better left to chance: pre-. caut!on 1s sometimes inore mischievous than negligence. The late Sir W- C. was one day expected to a large dinner par. l ty. at Mr. M-d--v's in Russell square. The worthy Baronet's nose. it will be remember ed' was to say the least of it remarkable.--I Before the company were assembled Mir. l M- suggested to his lady that upon this 1 particular occasion is would he saer that lit- !Ie Alfred should not (as at other tinaesl be | introduced along with the dessert alter din ner Tor that he the said Alfsed, fac child ot seven years old. having propensity to ana1e observations uPen all personal defects 2 er 0eiorm'sles, from pimple 'tO hump, rom crooked finger to cork leg, might p"ss'oty say samethisg not altogether agree scss 10 S'r W. ' Leave that to me-" sas0 !ne lady "Tll cOntrise it nicely" Ac- sCEo'"giy she proceeded to the nursery. and snus addressed the little gentleman :-"Al-

 IsI: my dear. VIC have gentleman coming ~ u'"nsr to-day who has u.onstrOus ugly nose Now. if you will promise to be good Ooy' and aoe make 0ny obseruatioR upon it. you nay come down after dinner. and you shall ~s ." orange. But, remember the nase !" MAsser Alfred aeceded t0 the terms of the ua.r.ty' and n due time was ushered into the uso,ng r"om. After the lapse of a quarter oil ~" uou', tne young gentleman, finding the 1swasu o' nc fofeearance still tn Arrear, tOokI :. a.osa"'age ol a dead pause tn the cOnversa. .."". anu cried ant from the further end oil the table. Mamma, is it time mosp for me Co nave tne orange you promised me, N didnIl say any thing about that geutlemau's mon. asroHs ugly nOsef [" [,