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60 FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS Of all co
loSs Of Fa;shon Frsnch boots and paten, leather
boys and children Mems and boys cheap boots from So rs,
49, So 80 and 81 pair Mems shoes is TO los and rs per
ladies misses and ehren gaes boots baesskin; walking
buskn and slips IS 81 good a. slippers Come and
good of the above articles ~ Canal
Of Broadway and at 2G Canal ST. northwest
u,l,OnS street al u,If lima
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I q > II. y. y.
IL SONS CONCENTRATED SHERRY WINE BIT,
TERS-Tu bottles, and the ingredients make
the up in packages for sale BY all the drug
Eists and of the W. l. Goods Dealers Boston and
cinty. Also by agents in all the principal towns through
''' NSM guy ~ vi w ovun 1 T', poSroN
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75 cents per bottle; 80 cents per paper.
The following selected from large number Of Edoria
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Sold by the Agents. A. D. & d. Sands Dmgy;ss NJ
Fulton St corner Of God 100 Fulon street, II East Broad
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GEORGE ELMENDORF.

LATE OF THE FIRM OF ELMENDORF s. LORD
II AS removed from the House the establishment Of
J. G: Wyman, Merchant Tailor. 235 Broadway where
will be happy wait his old friends and patti ons
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GENERAL, AGENCY

'THE NOTES OF the MONMOUTH BANK, New J,
issue, purchasedat IA Wall street, BY EARL
DueD m IN
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if,iOrr5oiU Ercnfs.

deplorable scc,d"n, took place in Baltimore on
Thursday evening. he new and splendid s'eafio'a'
Ntdora built for the line between that city end N1f
folk was about make her first experiment trip-ano
just on leaving The wharf, herfng'ne having made only
The second evolution the boiler exploded with ouo
noise and the boat was scattered into thousand rag
ments The scene vas most awful or the 81 per,
sons, who were beard q have aready Perlshed-4o
mo.e are wounded, some Of them ssrlous!y-and only
Is are uninjured Among the victims are Mr. Moaie,
the General Agent Of the Steamboat Company, and ms
son aged l6 Not female is mentioned among the
sufferers This awful catastrophe has produced 'he
deepest impression in Baltimore Every effor. was as
making 10 recover the bodies-every tribute PAID 10
their memories.
A destructive conAagraton visited Columbi', South
Carolina the l,h, and swept off The most beantui
and business part Of the town. "TnsRfyRiRe stores
and dwellings, with numerous out buildings are N
ruins and the buildings comprise The most valuable
property in town.! The loss in buildings and go'1us
canno, fall much short Of S200,000!!!' Among Inc
sufferers Mr. Pemberton, the able Editor of"ihe SCUM
Carolinian who lost his houses, the most complete
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grantee forever, are yei given with ah understanding
between the parties That beneficial interest passes,
and iat tie only s:; accr.ins II the grantee IS hr
rsh, TO vaie upon Ike freehold These are the per
a.d the oEl persons asainst whom Tie law raises
aIb.
Lei each freebooter ask himself these qHe<:IoEs :;
Eavc deed for land assessed as high as SO IL
there NJ reservation TO- nor understanding with The
,ran:or by which am bound to hold The land TOR h=
bene or t" give j, up and release il when so required
by h.m If lie say that he does hold tie iand
without reservation understanding, he possesses {
right vote, which this law does not attempt TO assai',
md which, il i, did attempt it would attempt IN vain
have touched only upon the case OF ireeholteFs ;
will now lay down general principle, applicable t.
ell real estate nercsts, lenseho!ds, &c Where The
voter has deed valid law, conveying real estate
interest, which interest, according 10 the Constitution,
entities him TO vote, and where the statements Contain
ed in said deed sue, the recent enactment OF Tie
Legislature contains nothing to restrict ms vote
Where lie has such deed, with reservation or under
standing that its grants not 10 be held valid, lac IS
subject 10 the penalties Of the law and !, Tor one,
should be happy TO them inflicted on him. loyour
Correspondent from Hanover need only say, that
the law recognizes the natural affection supposed 10
exist between father and son, sufficient CONSIDER
alton for the granting Of real estate With this ntoF'
nation, your correspondent will be able to apply The
rules have laid down TO the case on which lie asks
an opinion Respectfully, yours, 80
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TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUfREi

RICHNoSD, hp'l ia, lo4~'
Ny dear Sir You ask my opinion IN regard 70 me
late legislative enactment upon The subject OF ELee
tons | could have wished that your application hao
been made to some one learned IN tie law IMAM
mysef but the provisions of the act question are
most clear and explicit, | feel embodened 10 comply
with your request First, does the intention on Inc
part Of the purchaser vote by his purchase
of itself ender him liable TO The penalties OF the law
Had you not informed me, that an imPTesslon' al
rnatve to this question: existed in the minds Of soHe
should not have noticed it. The act alluded TO, con-
tains nothing which be construed into such pro-
v;son and # il did contain it. the Constitution OF VIZ
GINA would protect any from the penalty, conse
auen on its violation citizen not only has loe r'en
to purchase free hold, for the purpose OF Young on ~
hut The very clause in the Constitution when
that such possession shall enable him 10 vote, IS, Of IT.
SELF en- inducement to him. 10 place himself IN si'ua'
lion 10 do that, which, according 10 the spirit OF every
Republican Government is not only proper bnt praise
worthy To whom. them The provisions o, tnis Il"
to apply, To those whs have procured deeds, when
beaF fsehood upon their faceto those whose DEEDS,
while they declare that they are granted Tor iegai
consideration, CHATS to say, money or valuable con,
sdera,on granted for no ou' lnat 81
enabling the grantee to vote-to those whose dseas
although they profess 10 grant, bargain and sell 10 the
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,v,lyEyTy- uOIJAns KEWARe-Ron ,uav f,o.n N.

V,WETTY- DOLLARS REWARs.-Ran nvay from the
subscriber. Saturday u;ch End instant. Nscro Man,
named Pleasant, about feet inches higl, and
so old, father thick, dark coplron aud has
of his temples and somewhat bow eE his uit clothes
rccoilrord, dresses well. He read well
II Is believed he las stolen $780, and additional
ward will be paid the money couen There doubt hut
he has oush free papers, and has assumed ether name,
Oft for fee State. VIII
taken in the Stale and fifty dollars lodged in
Jail him. II lie cuish heard Of they VIII
E. w. ROUGH.
Rough Creek Church, Charlotte Va, April TO- Ili-st
IN CHANCERY-Gn Powhatan County Court April the 4th,
1912:
Richard Bass and Mack Goode Executors Of Edward Bass SRI
deceased Plaintiffs
against
John T. Moseley. Lockett and Rebccca Moselcy
Delendants
This day the plaintiff by their attorney, fed their
bill the defendants ha:ing for liz atiar The in
defendant John T. Moseley
the defendant, R'ecca C. Moelry for
fc the decfetd ~ sold for The purpose
satisfying debt due from the defendant James cke and ths
John r. MOs-ey TO The plaintiffs, Icy single BILL dated the
7 day November, 1884, and payable twelve months after
dac and hrreupon il awarded against the defendants
appear here and the said b and
pearng satisfaction OF the Court that the John
therefore ordered, That he do appear
before the first Monda, in July and tia, copy
forthwith inserted in published In
Richmo nd and lar
and that another copy be posted the front door Of the Court
house of this county
Copy-Tese,
WM. s. DANCE, c.
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Connsetieut-itls yet uncertain whether Cleveland
(Democrat) has been elected Governor by the People.
The New Haven Register elects him all The can.
dda,cs ("hig, Conservative, and Additionally By a
falls short go votes. The Hartford Tunes says, that
although he leads the other candidates about so, yet
the scattering votes may defeat choice by the Peo
pie. He will get il, however, at the hands Of the Lee
gslature. The N. H. Register says, that ''The De-
have elected II SenaiorS and the Wings pro-
badly :; making the Senate complete. The Demo
Gratis have elected l2i Representatives., and the Wings
40. There % towns which have made CHOICE
and FIVE six others which failed to elect their
ccnd representative. part of these towns have a
second trial Monday the l2.i inst-and The remain
unreprcsented this year. The Democratic majority in
the Legislature will be about so" What ga change
has come over tie DRAINS" of The Wings!
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Harris, john Pom?ssy, Asar.h Jones' Mesh Jones.
Wn. E,nbrer, Jamrs Pollard, Walker Cropp, James
G. Watson, Elliot: Patton, Newton Tarner, James II.
Lunsiord, Vim. Lunsford, Vim. F. fiorj, James Col
bert, Alexander Curtis Harris Smith, Alex. Courtney
r,om C"ppase, JOAN Couyr,s, James Robinson, Geo
<. Blackburn, WIN. Jacobs. George Payne, Walker
L. Conyers, and Horace D. Hevett.
Reso!red, That pledge ourselves to use all ho-
norabe means TO The election CT our worthy can
d'da.e, john G. Hedgman Esq, to the next Lessla.
ure of Virginia.
Z Rssoiced, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by The Charman and Secretary, and publish
ed in the Richmond Enquirer.
ROBERT CROP, Chm
JAS R. BExsos, Ste'Y
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.i,;,e;y anGcr line Republican banner. Two
MY 81 both branches of her Legislature, and the
N'f' ARC Democratic And whilst the SKY 10
y S,a,,or all around Gs--whst all the STATES are
9i-L,s under the glorious banner of go, shall we,
he, raised il upon the battiemenls oil the Cons,i-
an >ow abandon It
~, fsli,w citizens, let us cooperate win Them
~ evsrv nerve. and save the Old DOMINION from
,.s -rasp Of Federalism
'' o.. remember, wh Isl we are eIernT every energy
rs, our opponents, we must display becoming WIS
s1n N olr own RANKS .,..a;a.,os
III ,bsul 10 Weld their claims, when their co,npeu-
'''!, items daruer to our cause. Run no risk. DO
'y ,,,-size our success by wear imPrudence. Sui
- tNbir 10 We elected by our DIVISIONS. Sacrihce
a,rs,naI prejudccs YOU may entertain against your
'- 4,,s mon the altar Of your country. Lose not
,hs nell Lose not a Delegate BY scattering
''' ,,,s bu, march in solid column TO the Polls.
Ill mon the Committees of Vigilance to do their
w. ~ ,very direction. Turn out TO the polls. Bring
~ vo,r nsichbors Show your full, undivided
18Th Give our opponents complete, signal de-
sncb an one as shall carry dsrnay through their
ID. Weld mr. and sorganized ranks. Do thus, aud
iii contribute essentially 10 The perpetuIty OF your
!;osi,u,lons ami the prosperity oi your State
THOMAS RICHIE,
JOHN WOMBLE,
ROBERT G. SCOTT,
JAMES 4. SEDDON.
SAMUEL. d. DENOON,
ASIINGTON GREENIiOW,
THOMAS II. ELLIS,
THOMAS r. GILES,
DANIEL TRUEHEART,
C,airat Corresponding Committee
A.,
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this State and line Common wealth Of Virginia, the
commencement Of this session, the last foil day n!
the session brought in act 10 repeal the ax of lao
granting tine right of trial by jury TO those who were
ella ucd fugitive sla thin hs State: S.rihIag rom
nnder The a cfihe oppr,ssed that safeguard II han""
Hbrry uhieh e1is,S in The determination Of jay OF ms
peers.
The People ofvirginia will see, WIN. they have
10 expect rcn the Wings Of New York, (,hsl We call
them "he natural allies of the Wings of the s ruth J
in relation TO our slaves What reliance can we place
on them, tor projecting pr"cry, and Tor respecting
the sacred Constitution ITSELF The bill for repeating then
nquitous jury law, passed the Senate by The Demo
vote but acted upon in the other House
for want Of time There is doubt OF It's being passed
1t The Extra Session. of the 18Th of Au:ust(by which
time too they will have received nm authentic copy oil
The decision ofihp Supreme Court OF the u ) and We
shull 10 the Democrats, IN spite OF the wings
every effort 10 respect rights, and heal up this I'M
fortunate controversy between Virginia and Hew OK
The Wing press OF New York already idly trying
to weaken the moral force Of these transactions upon
the South They lsboring To give some cue to their
fororn brethren in Virginia, and already we see Inc
desperate Richmond Wing biting at The miserable
bubble They talk OF Governor Stewards having long
ago called the attention Of New York TO the fact, thai
the nonntercoursa Laws Of Virginia and South Caro-
lima 10 90 into operation on the l't OF Way bu.
why did he so call their attcEten: Was II 10 repeni
their law 1t was 10 provoke retaliation IN New lofS
TO provide, as The Wing Dickinson proposed, some
means for enabling the czc ms of N Y. to defend them
selves against our the Expense Of the State he
Democrats Of ~ York listened 10 no such proposi,lonl
The Wing press also speaks OF the Democrats bumbng
gng u.s. How By passing The above resolution
against the Governor, in spite OF the Wings: Or was
it by passing the bill through TIE Senate, against the
Whigs-and which finally passed in the House,
for want Of time 10 act upon ii? One thing clear
enough IL the Democrats are not our friends, what
the d. are the Whig.: We may rely npon the one
Who will rely upon those, who silly enough 10
RELY upon Seward and his Wing defenders,
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or Dsnlalus 10 the penocIas OF Chss!eIleIa-On Friday

a Coop Hlr.-"lt is said that the Democratic par
ty in Connec tcu, during the late canvass, louk dec;
the result Of the election in that Stale may consequent.
~ be regarded great anti.tari triumph Is ii not
little remarkable that while Connecticut, N. lamp
shire, Ohio &c, mailing Mr.. Clays mscalled Anne
rIcan System TO the counter base com, alr. Toler
and his friends are loudly calling upon Nrginia to
adopt IL LnackbHrr R,pubiican.
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THE subscribers have associated themselves together under ths
firm uf WALLER l. THOMSON, for The purpose u
acting Commission BussEss. Having
gagged in Merchandising and understanding the general
of business we'll. they with confidence Offer their
their public They their
personal and undivided attention 10 the sale OF every article
trusted their and respectfully solicit share public
patronage, especially in the sale vi CORN, WHEAT and To
BACCO assuring tt friends that nothing vii; be left unione,
which human energy, skill and integrity accomplish, in oh
tanning the highest prices their produce and making punctual
returns for the .ame.
snnhic location, their Office VIII
found street Shockoe Ill., squares above the Depot,
the opposite side. LOGAN WALLER.
WH. T.. THOMSON
They respectfully offer thu f,!owin. references
Richmond-Mes.rs. Kent Kendall & Atyater, and Capt Ben
amin Sheppard Charlottesville Allan Il. McGrnder, ESD
oviie-Messr Siarlr-, ,ier& Co. Loui.aNessrs Qua les
Kent, and j. N. Rapby, Esd, iHeiia-Nesrs J. I. letter
Co. Furannanes-rs. Shepherds To. Iynchprg-John NJ
Speed and William NJ Sutton, Eqs. FreiericSs'urs Gabriel
Johnson and Alexander Walker E>gs Orang"c,sis. SUeed
& Thomson. Amhrrst-William N. Waller, Ed Caroline
Robert {. Sutton, PANEL beiarnc;t ard william W. reEan,
Esqs. King WiamGcn. Philip AyIett and Capt Charles H.
Pra1ton WiamsbursDr Robert r. Waller. and Messrs w
". Vest & Co.
April ~ 1li-wi:y
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The Late Lao.

The following Correspondence between the Editor
of this paper, and member Of the Bar, sufficiently
RIcHMoSD, April IA, 1e42.
Dear Sir My attention has been called 10 the act
recently passed by the General Assembly 10 prevent
frauds in Elections. | will thank you TO look at the
law, and give me your opinion to what cases 1t does
app y and TO what cases it does not
Yours, respectfully,
W. G., Esq, L. kliChlI.
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ILnr ,rLni a Lnte H:hin Snns

We recommend TO the readers attention the long
aud very able communication (from the New Haven,
Connecticut, Regster) of Mr.. Charles Ives, Mocha.
mic in New Haven, who has been a jealous Wing lie
states frankly, clearly, and explicitly his change of OPT
Mon, and the of his change. Let every honest
man of every party read what he says ION the last page
Of this days Enquirer)
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CO.N.RE.V7C37FD.
Poll will be held at the respective places of Elsc
ton in this District, composed Of the counties of Hen
rico, Charles City, New Kent, James City, and the
City of Richmond, for VIM y. Whiting, to represent
said District in the Senate Of Virginia,
Ry MANY VOTERS
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I,1uuLiicon Iriumnhs

The Empire City is nprcgnabIe. The Democracy
of New York is agan victorious. Morris has been elect
ed Mayor by majority of l7Is-the largest any Mayor
has received al the hands Of The People. His majority
year ago was only SOC The asccndancy Of the De.
mocrats the Common Council was seriously endan-
gered BY their own strength and consequent splits IN
Of the wards "a warning to us IN some of our
COURTESY And the Wings ware raising premalureiy
the shout Of victory Bat The Common Council! is now
ted Wing Alderman and Assistants, TO 10 Demo.
cratic Aldermen and Assstin:s-tbut in the l2lh ward,
it SAID the Wing candidate fr assistant Alderman does
reside the ward, which he was not elg'be)
and the 9th ward is 10 have the election over again
The Board OF Commissioners have set aside her election
in consequence of the ballot boxes being taken cut of
the custody Of the Inspectors, who were driven from
the room by a mob They had counted the ballots for
Mayor, aud found majority for Morris over PhGnix
Of 469-and were in the act Of counting the other bal
lots, when the mob broke Upon them But the oh
ward is decidedly Democratic (The election in the
CITY has been stained by rlots-especIal!y IN tie 9th
ward-w here TIE Hotel first attacked and damaged
and the mob cxt proceeded TO the house "i Bishop
II ughes, and broke in the doors and winoo"s-out
part of the military arrested further outrages. Bishop
Hughes was not at home: but Bishop Dubois was in
one of the rocms-sck and agi,aed by the missiles Of
the mob.)
In Brooklyn too the Democrats have succeeded in
electing their Mayor (MnrPhy! by moe mao 2oo ma
jo-ity, and ousng the Wing Mayor, Mr.. Smith.
In Albany also the Democratic Mayor (Saa's) is
elected BY the extraordinary majority OF o99reversing
also the political parties in Tie ComIron Council In
act has been remarked, that every large city from
Buffalo to New York, cxcep, Troy, is Democratic. And
it is still more remarkable, that within the last ew
weeks there have been popular elections in The cities
Of Baltimore Portland, Albany, Brooklyn, New York,
and New Orleans and, IN all of them the result has
shown The most decided Democratic majores To
these, add even ST. Louis, where Macgutre (Dem) is
elected Mayor, over Charless, the former Editor of
"the Republican" Uurnrd 10 Whig)
In CoSsEcTIcrr, the victory is complete. The De.
mocrats hare twohrds of The Senate,-and xpcct
with the new Elections to have ohrds Of The House
of Representatives Cleveland (Dem) will be the
Governor. In some of the towns the elections have
been run over ngain-.nd the Democrats enjoy their
share of the spos. Even in Hartford (once the seat
Of the Hartford Conventon) the Wings have succeed
ed by majority Of oaiy after having been ZOO
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W Inc wing press is much put 10 II for Fec ion
eer'ng oabrs. Distribution! Disribu"n!! Distribu.
toni. The Marcy 7 lie Money! The Money! forms
hs Chorus of ;he'r Song, in every variety of ntona
ton. Gre, gre, says the horse-leech!-and be-
Cause the Democrats will moi take what Uncle Sam
desperately wants and which if they do receive the
People would nave 10 pay back three dollars for every
one, therefore the Democrats are TO be damned and the
Wings are TO be trusted Thcy 10 be trusted, who are
enlisted under the banncr of Clay, the Bank, the Ia
riff, and The Federal party.
The Wing press are laboring very hard to blow the
Distribution hrmbng into an electioneering bubble I!
Even Tie $! 900 draft is made much of! Mr. Candidate
Gallaher of the JcG,son Free Press) ID using his bel
lows 10 blow this molehiil into mountain 1t is in
deed hard work especially, when such draft was
ever protested The whole story dssiPaes into smoke
-lor u was fable from the be ginniur.
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printing establishment in Tie Southern countty-a
handsome and we'll supplied Library, &c, Sc. He
had been overall weeks absent, and pec;ed to
turn the evei.inr atler tie ire
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u We shalt pun!,sa OH Friday the proceedings o. q
large tnreirs IN The county 81. Buck inghnm, (Alrx
andef sl..sey N ne Chlr, and Role Eldridge Secr"
oy Thy urge HE Acting Govcrn.r TO convene
the Leg sa'rrr, wiih view TO lie adoption Of mea-
sures necessary the relief Of The people, at the ear
hest p1uc':e BILE pei dard specify, relief mea-
snres, The passase of law, for the stay of e1ecu-
i'"n On terms which shall mt endanger, bat rather
cure Ike ultimate payment Of drbs"-and also, in CO
OPERATION with this measure, "assurance Of definite
indulgence 10 tie Ranks fr period sufficient for the
.ccon, pshment of this end
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Vtpnft,c

Died, n h residence, in Chesterfield county, Monday
morning. Al nock Col l.wso, BcsrooI, in le 60h Of
his His friends and acquainnces aud those Of the f.ml,
invited tn attend his funeral this mornng, 10 oc!ock from
his late residence. without further invitation.
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n " g. I J. FRY & co,

~ Advertisements, &c, omitted, Will be attended
o in our nezt