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IEftU"l 77NU.
j"cAt} cI"h Purse ] 500; lhr,J I'M c Il at4.
IHird Day.
jockey tlUb Purse, $-030, j mile heats,
IouJN nag.
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A Vatnabic F.7R.M for Sale.

NElLL be sold Public ton, TURDAY the 18th day
September the premises, Available FARM Suiy
county, II miles South Of the Courthouse, md % distant from Je
ruaem Immediately the road from the former 10 the latter
place. continuing survey about o Gerrs-About hall
ciearcI OF from the use Of mari
The buildings spacious and we'll calculated
ION of The land well adapted
grow ng Cotton and Oats Mcus Mullicau &c. wiih
large buildings with little attention for carving on the SIR ra
ing on very epar needed, having been settled
within the handsomest Eastern
Virginia has been excellent stand from IFS settlement i"F
Physician. wealthy ncshhorhood the situation Itself
i. icuuby. There Gt Mi erected years
o the most panbck basement with -
fee, on uu wheel small scale for family
and neish borhuoi use " 49,
THE terms will be made the day Of sae which w e
pGI the money viii be required IN CASH
The subscriber will bid in order TO prevent too great
sacrifice though be sold ar, very Tar below cost,
0' JORDAN W0MBLE.
p. S.-The tight is iudsPuia5lc.
Ans
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Democrat tic gain in the above States in the Congres
sonal election of 1889 the Congressional election
Of $751; TWENTY.TWO!"
Nee1rac, The following from letter OF Trent IN
Tennessee
:" would have acknowledged the receipt Of your let
Ter before, but was awaiting the result OF The then
pending elections. They are now over aud hasten 10
INFORM you that old Republican Tennessee although Tor
sfew years deluded by the aPoslses Bell, white, ana
Co and allied 10 The old blue light Federass, has again
returned to The Republican fold We have elected our
Sosernor and majority in both branches OF the Legs,
azure, and Foster and White, of gag lao mem"ry VIII
nave 10 resign or be instructed.
"Be assured that Tennessee is redeemed, aud Van
nuen will gel her vote if he lives to that PERIOD he viii
get The electoral vote by at least 90 000'
me Tennessee Legislature The Republican majority
~ he Senate is certainly rs-in The House of Repre-
'ehIahVes nine The annexed schedule is very nearly
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DEATHS.

are sorry death OF BEVERLY RANDOLPH Eq oil
Powhaian the 5sh year OF his useM X was
gentleman OF the old Virginia SrhooO much nodesty and 81
great We hive heard OF doae by HIM q great bea-
Is ma nauimity, which 10 honor TO hnmGn nature
Died. the Goth u hiss residence the town Dyetsb
Tenn JoS H. late of the county OF Charlotte m
OF his ugchc deceased poiesScd religion about
yens since, and joined hnelo the old side kntsls 10
which lived and died. He Departed IN fall confidence u!
saving influence of religion he poiessed he sa WIS
and numerous relations depore his DEATH
Died his residence Stafford county the 18th instant, ST.
GrouCE TucxrR ColLrEu, Esq, the 3lst year OF his age
Died. Dresden, Ohio. the Both June, Mrs SOPHIA Ca,
aged years the Goth July MAEr SELpEN Ciss ngcd l."
and JOHS JAY CAS-, late OF New York Guy
IN The a1, year of his a2swe uad chidren OF George Cae'
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TO THE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER,

cement. A LOUlSlAN.
TO THE EDITOR or TIE ENQUIRER,
AMHERST Aug Il, 1888.
|. would seem. that the Loco Foco Press is not
the IVY hig, in erreling gu! The blunders OF
rir willy adrersaIies, TO hang tele upon; and
e chief value of hat about notice, consists in
IL facility affords Of marking 'lhe wounded pigeons
their futterGng, and TO show by what inperceplbe
Fans men may be seduced from their pteprlety-irom
Van Buren, Democrats" Of yesterday, to"C!ay Wings
10 day; "for to ha, comp exon, Conservatism, per
sled H. must come at last" We hrst doubt, then
insure and finally sink iato the polluted Inass-a re:
roach 10 the cherished, ana GesPised OF
aat into which we have been caJoed
In the preamble To the Resolutions OF the wings ana
Conservatives Of Albemare, their meeting OF The ON
Isl (CoI l. A. Coles in the Chair) the following 'c"t
reet' will be found "7hough The name Of X. NJ John.
IN ,cds uihdrGacn from the Firg'nta Electoral Ittka,
where by The bye. was never placed gag Souta moe
submitted 10 Tie PeOpic he finally rectirad 10y haeha.
liam arts and patty management hae rote % fns gG0d
d Commonwealth and is The second e5fesE 81 th's
,iorernmsnt' e.'~~
1t may be- that the meeting did not intend the cutting
rcasm which their language plainly lncicaies-ihat
ol johnson. after lis had been Withdrawn rohi
he Virginia Electoral Ticket and coald aol De submit
ted to The People, finally received the vote OF the STATE
by the hlachiavelian arts and party management Q!
VIM Z. Rives who wcs, at the time, Senator, and
voted for him Blu, such was the fact, be the art and
management as il may because Mr. Rvcs might have
neu,ralzed The OF the State by casting his vote IN
opposition his colleague (f he had any or ayered
her disapproSaon, 10 himself, BY no. voting al oil;
but he did vote for Johnson the patriot, and not Tor
Granger the Abotonisl and 10 that extent is entitled
to credit
| only refer to this little "pecadllo" for the purpose
of placing picture before two of the Delegates sent 10
the Saunlon Convention who also members OF the
Baltimore Convention in c55-to show them ",r ,chnt
strange led 0,rS misery makes Us at9uGantsd aad ~h
what reckless indscretiOn they unite nh their forme:
political enemies in dealing random shot, and hurl-
ing unuhemas against their former political t.iends-fo:
oil the world,
"I.kc BIunderbusses, which, aimed at duck piover,
Drives wIIu IL. mark but knock. tie shooter ovcf."
A COSFlDlNG DEMOCRAT.
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FAMILY lARSi

The Wbips have been getting on, m a acay, some
times by 6ohlnr under the banner OF different cano-
du,ps and at Others by keeping dark upon The SUBJECT
but as the time away becomes necessary lot 'e
n cose their columns and concentrate upon one can
d;date 1.-THE results Of The late Stae Elections VIII
Obstinate every scheme Of running different candidates
and throwing the election into the House OF Kepresen
,o,ives. majority of the State representations being
already elected in favor OF Mr.. Van buren, AS me
period Of The Harrisburg Convention drawing nearer
The several hg candidates are pressed oy tbeif s'ei
friends The pre,ensuns aud avallIties OF eacn are
,,rored AGAINST each other. And although Mr. clay IS
decidedly the favorie nominee OF The late wing httt
nps in Virginia; and his friends are claiming The hnlo
rv of votes elsewhere, yet their recent defeats III he
West have heen calculated 10 shake his influence anu
bring forth conlending claimants against him. ne
movements among Tie Wings OF New YORK, are q ''e
ptesent moment particularly amusing.
CORRESPONDENT Of the Phila6e lphian Wing paper
wri,es thus from Albany about Mr.. Clay love ms
talents and his commanding eloquence, but these Ca"
ne yer make him President There must be The clemens
or nonnlarty in a mans character, thing when ne
common mind can fasen upon 10 give even to comma"u
inc talents the suppor, of The people" Again he says.
% Since Mr. CLAY has arrived from the Western part OF
This S,ne three leading Wing papers in some OF The very
counties where he best received have come GU.
s.,ns, him" He asks Us what does this prove but
b, his visit has fsvnraby affected his prospects
his S,ae," Again he says, 1--WE have constant ihtel'
m.s from, our Western and Northern counties. that
Mr. Clay cannot gel theif woes. Nos very ."s''e
Ills 10 MIR. Cny's friends
The New York Amercsn goes for Gen. Scout, ana
,,cee his prstensions with great enhusan-One OF us
too from Saratoga details curious o.
,Iogpe he had wiihn New England friend al mat eae
from viii ch we make The following exlract-n's ''''"
speaks: ~, . ,,;.s,;c in mien
and bo conrerses 50 gracefully with tina, bevy OF beauty
| srcund him.
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PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON, S. G.
By The .aAan,ic Stam Paeksis South Carolina, capfss
CoGee-- Georgia, Captain Rollins.
THyHESf popular and we'll known Sea Steam Packets,
z having been newly coppered, and pat IN the best
possible order, will commence their regular trips IN Sep
TENDER next.
LEAVING NORFOLK.
Georgia, Capt Rollins, Saturday, li,h September
S. Carolina, Capt Coffee, Saturday, 2lst do
LEAVING CHARLESTON
Georgia Capt. Rollins, on Saturday 2lst September
Carolina, Capt Coffee, Saturday 18th do.
And on, leaving Norfolk and Charleston alternately,
EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers by these Steam Pnckets for Charleston,
leaving New York Thursdays, Philadelphia on huIs
day evenings Friday mornings, will be in time Tor me
Norfolk boa, Friday evening, at clock, from pal
more. TO join The Charleston Steam Packet waiting al
Norfolk, on Saturday
Tickets 10 be had al the Oice, Bowlys wharf Ba!'i'
more or from " B Peck Agent Citizens Union Line,
Dock street wharf Philadep ha on board The No'"'S
Boa,s.-Passage and fare on board the Boats between
Baltimore and Charleston, $50 c:.
NT Carriages and horses can be taken ID the 1eo'e''
and freight in both Boats.
For further particulars, en9nlte OF
Aug 90 E3l-3n BowLrs WHARF
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II. ". i. J. j. FRl$' CO.,

II. IT. 1. ]. ]. FRI y CO,
Commission and Foiuarding MerchamS
FFAvE received their "a. supply Of GOODS, consisting pm
n OF the following:
1850 bags Rio, Lasuira and old Java Coffee
200 hhds FL CIoIx and Porto Rico Sugars
100 boxes aud IS hbls. loaf do
500 kegs Cut Nail.
400 boxes Window Glass
600 bags Shot
$50 kegs /. WIDER
10000 lbs. Richmond and Manchester Cotton Yarns,
With variety articles which they invite the attenio"
Of the country dealers.
6 They have taken large fire proof Warehouse on the 1Fn
purpose receiving and forwarding Cocktail eonsa'd
them shall have despatch.
3I--3t
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The President Of The S expected TO leave
Saratoga for the North on The 10Th.
MIR Clay lett il on the l7th, and arsived at Troy
"tbe streets crowded TO overlooking He addressed
The audience in a short speeeh-the Burden Of which
vas the misconduct Of rulers, the necessity Ut
change and The union upon one Wing candidate !.
On the same evening be arrived at Albany. More
GROVE Dis and another harangue; bat the Albany Argus
saws that byslandcr counted The corege, and assured
the editor 'hal the whole number in carriages mounted
and on foot did not exceed Eve hundred Mr.. Clay
halted al The Eagle Tavern and very briefly thanked
the usseniblage Tor this "sponlaneous welcome Those
who anticipated exhibition Of his stump ora,ory, such
as lie has displayed at other places in this State during
his present tour, were disappoined.-7he recent de
monstalions in Tennessee Indiana and even IN his
own Kentucky, may perhaps have thrown damPer
upon his eoquence; or, possibly, more ludlcous
friend may have advised him that his previous efforts
had produced nothing but disgust among the people OF
this Stale From whatever cause, the speech which ne
is said TO have repeated with little variaton al Buffalo
Rochester Geneva, Syracuse. Oswego Saratoga
Springs, &c omitted here.
To follow up the Pilgrim Orator, Sunday was spent
in Albany On blonday he embarked inlhe steamboat
and said To hay been cheeed at various points OF the
river He reached Poughkeepsie (alr Tnllmadges H.
| Quarers) where he warmly receIVsd-and made a
brace of upon the reception and another
a, the dinner where about FIVE hundred said TO have
Toasted He was expected at the City OF New York, on
Wednesday evening; where the committee appointed oy
his friends had made extensive arrangements TO give
him an imposing receplion.-But Il nil mol an DO
correspondent writes 1.-The AgamemDon of the West
will make another and last effort to rally his friends
IL is his lost feld and he is The to gamble for En-
pres regardless OF Consequences But the People un
d-rsand the game-and The late signs in the est ana
South leave Us no doubt Of his decided defeat.
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LANES WUODHOUSE < co.. successors 10 ~ hiot q
CO. Petersburg Virginia. having purchased Out me BOOK ana
Stationary Establishment Of VI. Thnn Co. OF ms place. m
ocrs III. business the firm and style above named,
a, tho old stand on Sycamore fronting ongbook street lhey
design such additions TO tho stock as WI" easpe he =
,he business extensive scale than has etc"
fore becn attempted N Pcerstu;g yaS noophU.
Petersburg Va, August Ho-ot
y, p NASH Book and Piano Forte Seller Petersburg Va
H.. eo.n his business the old stand just above Mr. swans
po"k .iorc Aug G. @-cth
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August s

mr., DoLiARs REWARD will give the above reward ioi
,bs and delivery Of DANIEL, who hocohn''
M,s Adams Byrd plantation about the fs OF May 'as ia
| rs wears old feet inches high DARK compeAon'
and very much. will give The ABOVE
iapiel coEsnsd 10 sil that get bim sSainy i's'
nfce il Couubii Fiuvanpa county, va. ,., cup AMMAN
huye <Sb--Thw! a-H""
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MTOTlCE-The subscribers having large and con,
" venient Establishment, can accommodate several
families with board. Terms sc per week tor grown
persons, and half price for children and servants
BOWLES " NELSON.
U,xovrp T. n Va Ann @ 3l-3t
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sD The Editor Of Richmond Enquirer DAY ssince,
n.Iin. his candidate The l.. Senate. lie Wiling
10 abide The dr-"n o! he Democratic members OF the next As
.enby VIII he consider m discard Judge slasoa
po The party candidates The sie lke South sid "
The preceding paragraph, from The Petersburg lnir
oencrr IS not hr only sqrb, which has Lrrn aimed al
us or al Judge Mason. about the Senatorial ltclin.-
Some idle toasts ha al. been directed gans the Judge
al Spring Hill which are utterly unworthy Of nolce =
Mr. Ry Too been c"mplc MED al his expense. Be
cause judge Mason his vote al The last election
his own county, he thought 1t was his duty 10 d. he
has teen charged with indelcacy in strong contrast
with Mr. Rives who made speeches IN Nelson and Am
herst on The eve Of The election Yet Mr. X ls 10 be
appla uted for .reEntd drlcacy, while Judge H. is 10
be ccnsnred i"r want uf -Jndse ~ "ha' OF all men
has min sed in The slightest degree, IN the Senatorial
Election His plaeed IN nomination iur that
Office without any consultation with him; witho Ut any
solicitation on his part de was taken up, and unanI'
mousy supported by his political friends through an un-
ne The hin hest ONCE IN The 81 o. The
LEGISLATURE He has since siudously kep auoi from The
canvass Whether he is TO be again Tor The SENATE
next winter will o! depend on The members oil
the Legislature II is enlinenlly Important that there
should be union nnd harmony amongst The Republican
members Of that budy-and undertake. 10 say. that
! Judge Nj. will never do any Thing TO disturb H. lie
will soil the dignity Of his present othce, by
seeking political preerment-Hs scorns TO partici-
pate the struggles OF the Eeelenand his only duty
and his desire is consult The grent interests OF The
Republican party 10 follow their wishes and mol 10 lead
them We our Western political Trends es'
peciay that Judge NJ has NJ" endea vored TO monopo.
| lie for the Eas, he high hvnors Of the State.
Some of The Wings 1.-The South SIDE have, VIC
understand become Bitterly hostile 10 him. because they
profess believe that in certain counties IN that quarter
their candidates ma We been defeated by their having vol
ed against hul by their declaring their purpose TO do
3d. But this is no why the Democrats will soon
slider i, fair or dishonest TO discard Judge Mason We
may the Petersburg Calechist, That we certainly do
moi so con slider il. YET still reason for chang
inp the POSITION winch have DE- hned for ourselves.
We chreIlulIy refer the selection Of the Senatorial and
G lube rna,oral candidates TO the better judgment Of The
Republicans in The General Assembly. When they
come together they will bring with them calm and
liberal temper-,e wishes OF the great body Of the Re
publican paty-the best considerations, which may grow
out of the past as well The future They will have
the whole ground before them They will select The
hest candidates and entertain donbt that all
the gentlemen who have been named Tor these Offices
will chcerlu!Iy submit to their decision
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Music Store in ClarkycKte.

a,iE subscriber the liberty inform the public that he has
lust received supply OF first Piano FOrtes manufactures
nv esrs Stodarl Worcester Dunhan aud Nuns Cah
New York.
both factories have been sufficiently recon
b. the patrons T. p Nash of Petersburg, aud Ivy
Mir r. A. Ricinoni all further comment Is cesar!
lie hand, assortment of spanish Iuafs, ''
lns mud Flutes and Music of the latest publications.
Orders attended TO with cuG aud dispatch ,,,
]. DE WANING.
An, 3l-H
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"A TEACHER WANrED-The FaGmyic Female Seminar?
- operation about the h Of January, e7
The DESTROYS Of securing tho services oil Icar
who can produce testimonials Of high guah's
tions for Office who making teaching pu
ness buildings constructing, and vi" he large s""
coodous healthy, and the prospect for zero
lars encouraging Persons wishing engage such an occu
,ion will make early application the undcfssnt"
committee Of the Trustees at Farmyle
cT All letters addressed them, mus, be pos, paid.
JAMES MADISON,
SILAS B!GLOW, corm,n,,
WILL VI II. CfArPELL, commune
WILLLAM {. FL0URNOi.
,ao 3l-w4w
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NJ I6em hi me nan yirgInia IecIsIatufe'


Mr.. Rves is personally much respected in the county
Louisa but politically he is defunct. His "litlle Spar
an Band Of Conservatives, united with the whole Wing
nd Bank forces cannot elevate him to any office de
vii be treated with great decoIum at Louisa Court
ouse, on the 9Th of September, and will be fed from
,untul bourd bat the aiterhoughi for which the PEG.
e.o Louisa famed, will not operate Tor his ogsIan
cement. LOUlSlAN.
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than The Whgs?-They have gone Hitherto upon The
broad ground Of putting cut Mr. Van Buren, But they
put him Out without putting some one wing IN
md "thpre's the rub For. they cannot agree among
tn. msplv"s, HON ttry shat put in-Many OF The h'gs
will prefer Dir Van Bnfen TO MIR Clay, or Gen Harm
son, OF any one mined candidate of The wing party
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COMMUNICATED.
Thc DENNER!


In Tho Enouirer of The 10Th INST, discover two let
,ers which have attracted my attention The hIst Is
over the signature Of ten gentlemen, who style ihe'h
selves "a Committee appointed tor and IN brha OF many
citizens of The county OF Louisa, 10 Inc non " III
Rives inviting him TO parake OF public dinner IL
Lousa Court house on the 9Th INST The secoho, Is
the answer of The Hon Ex-senator, accepting Inc NV
,alion TO The dinner 10 be on the Ith Of oep'em"et
Both letters are susceptible OF severe criticism. sha
only add Stale ent of historical facts, OF when po'h
,ers cre culpably defective Since the Extra Session
of Cong ress in 1887, when President van bnteh r'e
mrndrd the dependent Treasury Tor 'hs feue"'
yernmert Mai James Garland has delivered some nan
dazen oytai sDssches the People oil LOUISA
in The harsles terms the financial scheme oil lhe ffesi
dent and has ranked his speech made on Tue no'' u
Congress on the subject perhaps 10 every 'oi "
The county His Excellency Gov Campoei appears
TO have intended The aid of his official mI'e VI ms act
r. ssreroon,ion attached TO his Message 10 The last
yirpinia Legislature Senator FoDlahe hes GeiugeG
Louisa with his "Crculars and occnsona' ea'os' u'u
ultimately left The Senate Chamber, TO denver speech ~
the people, al their Court house. on Iouit uay az
",he nbominube Sub-Treasury Inc cohsef'nuVe
Committee have sent ler addresses 10 ihis people oy
packages Puca preachers have come rom u's,a"ee
TO denounce the Sub-Treasury az the ihlehoeu oSm'
of the land being hostile 10 The puO!c 'hofaS' puoc
liberty and public prosperity Lastly, though mol inc
la,s, came The address of the Hon. VIM T. Ryes, w
s,,am forming part of The freight OF Raoad car
They were delivered the depot al Louisa Ionrt-honse,
for The use of The comfy sufficiently numerous of many
purposes .,,ions
r,oduced, # The scomui,,ce for and in behalf OF many
of the citizens Of The county," Louisa are e""s a.;
can tell you In the year 1885, Gen. Gordon and s'a5
Garland were competitors for seat in Congress
Godon had been in possession Of The ONCE ou' ne PIE
pie took i, into their heads. that he ha9 oseos
scssed s"a mso G Of s' L"T:s although
GEN. Gordon received all The "hs and Bank votes ~
SONNY Al IL: ssss he s: s
asa majority OF although majcr Gar
u .m1 reeve Eees,ed neatly The whole Wing and Bank vote
'an" hs,s between $50 and 300 votes the vote Of
The county, about 500 ,,od !,
o,"uub. going Van Buren, Sub Treasury 10 repre-
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We have attended the three Lectures which this dis.
,innuished Traveller has delivered in this City, on
Egypt We confess at once, that we have been Gs.
lighted and instructed, by his eloquent addresses
With The disadvantage too oil being forced 10 compress
six Lectures into three, and Of course OF emitting
great many interesting details, he has conr!Ved 10
present most picturesque and instructive view OF Inc
climate geog aPby agriculture and aLtlf'es oil Egypt
her gigantic Py ramlds, her mummles ana catacomos
of The dead her celebrated cities, and her Colossal
sculptures of the Sphynx and the Nlemnon--o One can
no, have such picture drawn by the hand OF man OF
talent who is familiar with the country, and who torn
fes his descriptions with the authorities oil writer's
from HeroGouts 10 Demon, without being pleased with
he manner and asonished by the wonderful anliqu'
ties of the land n Egypt.
It is treat which we have seldom ennyed OUT IL
is not mere transient display for the grahcatlon % the
momeut-for il calculated TO revive and polish oil the
information We have already acquired; and 10 AWAKEN
our curiosity Tor moreto throw US upon Inc wofks OF
the ravelers who have visited this country, ana 10 al
rect our enquiries upon many CURIOUS problems OF hso
~ and many of The remarkable phenomena OF conn
try which is but now acquiring new and more imPor
tant posi- ion in the politics OF The Eastern Norld. ~
was but Yesterday morning, that the Liverpool brought
~ accounts of The success Of The troops Nehemet All
over the Turks, OF the rev Importance when he mas
acanired aud Of the new honors which awSllhm.
Mr. Buckingham changed the scene last night rom
Egvt 10 Palestine To this remarkable country loo,
he means To dedicate three ectures-and as Tins county
fills so much more OF the Sacred Scriptures, and inte
rests so much larger portion Of the community, lhar
Egypt herself cannot doubt that they WIN attract
larger audience during the two remaining nights
The Police Of Baltimore has been so etfc'fey exert
ed, prevent any rotous movement IN consequence.
of Miss Meals escape from the CarmeiIle convent II
produced much excitement at first, bot seems 10 nav
blown aSny. The President of The Faculty OF The Bal
lmore University Or Miller publishes 1t as his opinion
that Miss Neal is "a perfect maniac.