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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

in every torn VI arms. squibs crackers, rockets
Roman candies sc gave rise 10 many accidents, and
some Of them Of dangerous character A number u
the sufferers wern carried the Hospital and as they
ay extended on cots in the Different wards presented
sad contrast to the Joyous spectacle that displayed
in the streets Among the wounded We able 70
give the names o.. the following persons
Patrick Welch. carpenter BY trade. residing At 80
"a Mulberry - The numb and three cngefs u tie
ett hand terribly lacerated me lesa being blown
o. frOm The bones. This occurred oJ the hand being
over the muzzle Of the pst0 when % accidentally vent
OF ~tlle trying % put on another cap
John J. Moran q yesrs o. age, residing a. NJ. j-t
Madl-lnst The lett hand Of this boy Vas much shat
tered by the bursting OF pistol 10 Grand - The
thumb and nrst TWO 1ngers aud part u the hand we're
blown or only hanging together ~ the "a 1uent-
Francis MeCuly, azed u years, residing AZ 10 Al
th0uy-st hoe wss blown completely through nls
.ei hand 10 consequence Of his band resting Oh he
muzzle when the pistol went or
Thomas Riley residing 10 last Broadway, aged u
years I'll. patient was considered " De very s-fl
ogs.y injured the gun explosion having taken e-eci Il
the elbow ioiat u the left arm passing "" ara NJ
wrist laceratng the lnu.cles ard -esn 10 dreadful
manner, and iracIurng the bones ils supposed mat
/ anyltatiOn wll BE- Necessary.
stephen >cAu0erth German, aged - year. residing
40 The corner ~ murray ard " s-1nzio- IS ~ yn
IN cut Win wound the TOP q Lr Pc ~ shoulder
% appears that this patient the dock ~ - loot
Of Clam0eTsst with horse sad cart AID nad --i w
some produce on lQLo strsit-la -i- " a. -- VIC 49,
/ Of picking up chain belonging . the cart Waen a
small Dos discharged q pistol which Vas evidently
loaded Wiih BAL the shot took eject on TIE top %
/ the shoulder Of Mr Schuo-rth- The surgeons have
prObed The wound tut unable - discover The oa4
a. present.
| Between and o'clock yesterday morning AZ N
known Of respectable appearance was brought 70
the hospital insensole having been Janmed between
The railroad Of The Nes Haven train N Cana -
In lev minutes alter entering the hospital be expired
On examination, The Ntnles we're much lacefeird ae
a.sO other internal psrts q the body were much nur
cd, enough % cause death The CORNER VII nOld AZ
/ inquest the body this day
small boy. 10 years Of age BY the name Of William
heeie, residing a. No p Ro0sevrrst was brought u
the hospital much injured BY being accidentally run
over ~ Of the Dry Dock stages. No y. IN Chat
hsInsi- near Orange. O1cer Murphy OF the SIKH
Ward, picked up the child and conveyed il 70 the Hos
pftA Upon being examined, IL supposed the child
! would survive the Injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

TIE AMERICAN AND FRESCH FLAGs.-Yester-
day We saw two or three buildings with the starry dag
OF our glorious Revolution united with the soed coors
OF France. The banner OF France has never been 20
degraded as under Louis Napoleon and II would have
better for the propnetors OF those buildings 70
leave in closet than TO proiane the American insz
MA By the proximity OF this emblem OF modern despo-
e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
MORE LIGHT, AND YET MORE DARN


We devote much OF our space 10 Mr.. boUs'
full and interesting narrative in further e1Pla-
nation OF The Protest controversy. As We SAID
on Friday, it is not Tor US 10 judge between I"e
Two parties 10 the discussion, which originated IN
our columns, wherein both sides have night 10
BE- beard.
But some matters are evolved IN tins con.
uoyersy, which are Of interest 10 the nation
at large, as bearing upon The 'aie campaie"
az well as the future policy Of the Government.
They are da,kly Swallowed iorh, but sutii-
ciently SO TO excite curiosity. upon VIVA.
sahiect was NJ aA--!--'---
Scott. "as suggested" by Mr.. Bous2 Was IL 10
gel his consent 10 run on The Clay icke,l Again,
cid Mr.. Nj. obtain light which was shut nui from
the nation generally, which was equally en-
titled 10 il, 10 remove The sdis,!ust tol Taylor
about The Tariff and he Sub-ueaSury2 On
III Sc points General Taylor was never "callcd
ou,." Finally, does Mr.. Bots refer 10 Mr.. Clay,
whose "concurrence, and jusilhcai'on and appfo'
val" responded TO "every ac and every sep, ard
every speech OF mine (Mr. Boltso throughout
the whole Presidential canvass~ These ale
pregnant themes, and the parties, il so disposed,
could shed food OF light upon the unpublished
history of The grand Taylor Epic, which was
commenced, continued, and still exists in mysle-
ry and darkness. The reyeIa ions that have
been already made, will have potent effect N
defeating all SINH ar future efforts 10 humbus The
people as in 1910 and 1913.
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AN iSSI1E

The big fight" in this district Is watched with
interest," and will probably exert an infinsnce, in
other portions OF the Sale. A Charlottesville
correspondent writes thus TO the Republican, IN
regard 10 Mr.. Goegin's speech there:
"Mr Goggin expressed The belief and wish that
Mr. Bous may be elected over both Lee and Sed-
don. and expresses his deci led disappfoba'Ion OF
the course pursued towards nim by The RichmoEt'
Wbie as Dol only ia his opinion unJu. 10 MI
r. bur lropardlZ'ns The success vi The Wings IN
ali parts oil the SAFE. j..
Has not Mr Goeein been premature" in ST.
din. with ".he immortal" asainsi The Whisl-
I, tnere not reason - believe, that the Wing Ie
Aces The sentiments OF Gen. Taylor ana the ca
binet and that M. Gogsin, in Catering Tor the
Clay vote in Albcmare, will cut himself Gil
from the sunshine Of Executive favor in wash.
iuetona The same idea is broadly thrown out
By a grumbling BolGsile in the Republican, me
new Bots "orean."
For the Richmond Republican.
PROSCRtP riOS -',Some OF hrs Botts) mort nc
tive parzans are undo rsoud 10 he petit for houn
" Al me hands III IN Il man whom ne has vh.d, and
whose friends ne threatened With annihiation.
30 saysthe HhIs, N-Ssrs. Editors. Yes, aud are not
some Of those who agreed wrh Mr. Webster, that the
nomination OF General Taylor was one not nj I" be
made, - also petitioners for "bounty, aud Is not The
Wbig itself receiving bounty Al this very moment!
Has a reserpt come from Washington that none tut
Anu Bols' Wings are TO meet with countehhhee IRON
the ADMINISTRATIVE? Or Is II gentle hint, that the
petty of tho Wing newspaper are 10 he IN
fused the CabInen,, and none WAC have the nde
psndoncs to think for themselves To be entrusted
With ulacs? Let the sofgan speak out ''by antho
rity.o One pao asks no fdcoS,
md Nks o. 10 RESPONSIBILITY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
PROOF CONCLUSIVE.

That the 18Th OF April Convention" was a
packed. Bots concern we find Intrinsic and in
conlesiible proof in The published proceedings
o. motion OF MIR. "Adoniram J. Crane, (P6oe-
bus, what name! bu. We quoe from The w his,)
a committee was appointed TO prepare an address
The comm,tlee retired, and I'm !iIe while'
hardly sufficient time 10 read II through" Mr..
Crane reported the address, which was adopied.
The address we have read IN Saturdays papers
Il is we'll and carefully drawn-and is mainly
devoted TO defence OF he attitude OF Bots
friends and denuncia;ion of his opponents. Il
was all cut aud dried, ready for The Convention
10 NEE, the nomination OF Mr.. Boits-and YET
the actors 10 that Convention talk about that mob
as "tu and fairy constituted" rejecting The will
Of the majority, &c. lis whole history shows II 10
be most ridiculous humbus, 10 throw dust in
the eyes of The people.
The Times furnishes farther testimony 10 the
same effect While il assumes sort of neu
trail attitude between the Bolts and the anti
Bottsites, yet it still has "the conviction, that
the nomination of MIR Bolts, by the 9Th APP il
Convention, has decided the issue of the pend
ing election in this district, and eaters its
ssearnest Protest against the cXtrayagaDt decla
ration of MIR. Bolts, IN his speech before the
Convention, that all who would not vote for
him should bs excluded from the Wing party"
Tho Times goes into q critical examination of
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pp,,,1TIN CONNECTICUT.

For Governor there is no choice by Inc Peopie.
The Legislature on joint ballot according " 'he
Hartford Times stands, Democrats llo-feue
ralisls lI8-F.ee Soiers Sand, oil course, .ne
free soilers hold The balance oil powell w
,rus, that The gallant and enlightened seymour
NAV be chosen governor. His heavy gam IN MS
own residence shows that his valuable services al
home and noble vaIor a, Chapuliepec are pro-
oe,y appreciated. The Democratic Stale Con-
ventiop, too which nominated HIM, aVo"eu
sound and liberal sentiments III their actress oh
The territorial question.
The Wris papers are terribly sraVeilea al we
election oil three Democrats and only ono wing
TO Congressman raise the cry OF "coalihoh VIZ"
Free Soil.rs" as the cause OF This Democid"e
victory. This may be So though separd'e r'ee
Soil ,;cke, was run for Gcveraor-an1 u So we
wish j, were otherwise. But, as the wing eau
dItales were a 5 bad il mol worse on lhis su'jee'
and a by their defeat there are secured 'htee ~
Moments Of "the American System asa'hs'
which the South has always protested, inc oou'"
must saia something by The result.
Bui win wha, grace can Southern Wings
COMPLAIN .. he course OF Northern Democrats
when they ,a>msslcss voted for Fillmore, an ac-
kn,wledsed Fie.-Soer, and pledged IN favor
OF the abolition Of slavery in the District oil 90
lumbia a. and when in Gen. Taylofs Cao'he'
,wo decided Pfee-Soers, Ewing aud Coliamef'
nbe later voted for Cots proposilon!l ST. sac
no side with Messrs. Preston, Crawford ana
Johnson. Southern Wings CoIlamer IN a
speech in lS45 proclaimed lhaI "Sfauery m"Sl
eease-,hat ii may be temporarily pa'Iia'ed' OF
excused. On The ground OF necessity, bu. that MAJ
excuse cannot endure-that every man IS pound
faithfully Il exert himself 10 remove mat neceS-
siry;" We, he was placed by "Souihefn fies'-
iept in one Of the mos responsible posts OF inc
Cabinet ami win immense power to inJuFe inc
Soub When Sou,he,n Wings thus tolerate,
nav encourage and honor, our northern ICES
how can il be expected, that Northern Demo
cra,s s,rcsen down by The Wings oil The SCUM
,or their devotion u her constitutional iiSh's'
can n,w 60 fa,tter than The Southern wings
,bsmselye.2 This is our bret commentary up
on The launts upon ourselves in Inc Wing pa
pers Yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10

We stated lew days since That Mr.. }. NJ
Crane had ISSUED Prospectus 10 start The "Ca'i-
tornia Wing" al San Francisco. Lest our no.
lice may mi.lead one, We deem it proper &c STATE
that The National Era aboionl alter saying maj
slaves are being sent out 10 California from tne
Sou;h and that arrangements are IN progress ior
the establishment in California OF press TO &C
vocae the proslavery side OF the territorial ques'
ton" adds that" an antt-slap.ry paper will also
shortly be established at San Francisco by Mr.
Crane, recently OF The Richmond Souherner. :
This information does mol al all asonish Us. vi
course, il i, be Huc, the California Wing" vii
obtain veTy few subscribers in this region
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
con NJ ERCfAL Rrcon,
RICHMOND MARKETS a.,
TOP M hr,,l, iP Il

TOBACCO. No breaks al ~ y
paw Lugs - 25 10 , Is and q Or
50 IS 10 4 70; good S. 10 Sc; in. ~
ami - 10. Four nhas extra H. y
las, week, Two hn:s al 50, and H. = y
=, an, ,,., Jso. NJ. Sap,
couns "a % offered. =
MHEhT-il5 cents Tor ia. l.o
CORN-42i a As {. per tus6eI = =
OATS-3O a - cents per busss
CORN MEAL-55 GEMS.
WuISKEY-25 cents Tor Rcors..
BACON-Hams st lOc.; Old W
St 81 Ct new 6 81; shoulder. ), !
IA S.. ~
LIVE STOCK-BsGF: seal, v.,..
3 IS gross; Hoes: none in maize :, :.
a :.4--as IN quality :
SUGAR-New Orleans, 4,ss.,
CO, At a 6ac.; 81 Croix, 1T tic; H..
(loai, crushed and powdered s,s
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Tuesday Morning. April 10, lsa9.
IupupENr MAcHlNATloNs.


A batch OF ocendiary addresses no inc w.
tiers OF South Carolina" has been received d. oo-
lumbia, but very properly Withheld by 'ne %
master. The pamphlet Is OF mos' 'hcehu'di
character and is most mpertnenty sisheu
TINE carolioian." The South Carcin'an says:
~, l. indeed becoming serious mate! win
n. neone OF Souih Carolina, anu there shonli pe
mn nossible means le!l untred 10 discover the au-
thors Of these infamous publications. Commit
tees OF Safety, there is woIk before you lake
he,d Of il like men, and put forth all your eneT-
pies in the noble work If detecting and bringing
10 summary punishment these ploi!efs against
our Stale rights aud institutions.
This is all right, and the South cannot 100 V's'-
laully watch the secrei as well as The open as
,aulls Of her foes Blu, we tear that paper leans
unon broken staff when il looks 10 he present
Postmaster General Tor relief, and says
an Is = duty which Presidect Taylor owes 10
The South. 10 give some attention 10 The Post vi.
fire Department, and prohibit, under The seveIest
nsnalles The mailing Of these documents The
s,nIhern people will now begin 10 see The aec.s-
e;u nj aeitOn Their euemes are compa>>it
heaven and earth 10 destroy them; and II VIII ~
ty.nsor should they longer hesitate to take pfomF
and efficient measures Tor their salvation from DE-
graduation and rum
The country had right 10 expect that Gene
raj Taylor would appoint to The Post Once De-
par,meni a man OF sound constitutional views
and liberal sentiments. With his seventeen
thousand postmasters sntject 10 tho control oi
himself and his man Friday, The notorious Fiz.
henry Warren, who was convicted Of in,usues
and deception in Iowa 10 defeat The election ~
United States Senators, and has been suspected,
and not without strong reason. OF orioins the
Mormons, (who were merely birds OF passageD 70
vote the Taylor ticket; win such mighty trusts IN
the hands Of such men, The South NAV well des-
pair of getting justice on SO vita question. WI
Collamer the Postmaster General, is Vermont
Whis. thorough Free Soiler and, more
over. proved his faith by his acls-foT, IN adoi-
lion 10 his vote for The Wilmo, Pfoviso, ne voted
for Goll's odous and mischievous proposition,
attacking slavery in the District Of Columbia,
which raised snch Storm Of Indignation
throughout the South. Can We expect man,
with these sentiments and actions, 10 lurh MS
back upon his past practice, ana strike GOWN
the assassin blows Of The Aboliiionistsi by STOP
ping the circulation OF their infamous documents
through the mail>l The thing cannot oe-the
evil cannot be remedied, until General Taylor
shall send back 10 Vermont and Iowa his Post
master General, and supple and Intriguing As
sistant Postmaster General. Will he 90 III Are
these men, who hold a rod OF power over South
erp safety and interests such men as the South
was led TO e1pec, AT The hands OF "Son'hern
President" Here is another promise OF Inc
Southern Tayloti,es virtually broken TO pieces
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
For NE Enqulrcr.
TO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA.

Fellow C,llzens Permit me 10 suggest for
YOUR consideration the claims AMI merits o.
Alexander + Bc-r, as suitable person TO re-
present Us in Tue Legislature Of Virginia. MI.
Butler is a gentleman Of business habi,s, an or
rnoiox politician, vel v,fs Il 10 The political
history OF his county possessed Of an afiabIi-
" II department, an urbany Of manner, ca leu
iaied 10 win, as he Justly merits, popular favor
and appreciation; in a word possessed OF every
qralily and capacity essential Tor Legislation.
NJ. Butler has several times Withdrawn from The
canvass, when plurality Of Democratic candi>
dates would have ensured success 10 The Wings.
The time has now arrived when his claims,
heretofore deferred, should be taken into conside
ration. UNUS POPULl.
Louisa, April ID, lS49.
There is now multiplicity OF candidates in
nomination in Louisa. Would il NO, be safer
and better, in every respect, that our friends
should have itle more union and concenlra
lion in this mailerl-The above should have APP
peafed yeslerday ~ was overlooked.H Enquirer.
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To tic E4i;o's n thc Enquirer
sup GLENN re-, APRIL 2. 1919, !


NV Dear Sir We are If AT last. | saw he
frs sheet k'ss The "wind," and pumped" or r.
tner helped Q 'aise thal piece Of mon generally
called Inc archor, and The Gienmore is really
under sail, Wnh iaif wind and every thread ~
canvass set We are all well and in good spI-
rils-- here ! nut a man on board who has no
perfect conf encs ~ The snip, her officers and
crew, and shove al himself. | know mat can
say wIlhoul boa-ins that IS sue, emigfans me-
yer lett any country before. Tell old Virginia
that We all usr her-lhal each and every man
feels ma the eyes OF our counrrmen are upon
us-and endorse for the rest that you shall not
b. disappointed. We are men, segeny-hve
strong and what can we No, do2 We shall stIve
10 acl well our part: Old Virginia shall not be
ashamed ul u.s.
Nog that we are gone. think Of us sometimes,
and send us a paper uccaslonallyi ana, above all,
feel confident that We will be true io our homes,
our friends and TO ourselves. To cid Gloucester,
an affeciionate long farewell. She is represent
ed well and ,ruly-she will hear from her boys
aeain-we are determined upon IT, Don't forget
us-and believe me truly your friend, 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10

Mai,r Garnet an accomplished officer in the
Mexican war, and recently member ~ he mil.
i,arv tamil, al Gen. Taylor, ei here hrs m m
ING lor San Fransisco, via Chagies and Panama,
,akiag passage on the other side IN The steamer
Oregon. We have heard il stated that ne is he
bearer Of important dispatches from The Govern
ment 10 Gen. Persier F. Smith, Governor OF
California; Baltimore Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10

Died, yesterday, EMILY CARTER !,
Is. and +. +. G~athmey. The lflrn5, ~
ancrs Of the fanny are ts' .Irstrd Il aI,rs.
at 4 O'CLOCK tins aiIernoo >om TIE Ia: I.
Church.
Died, at the residence II Lou. Il u.
village at Fnnktown, Nouhanptpn e,.''.
the 18TH of March, THOMAS Ia,.nB S.t'
son oi sylvester II Savage, deera,,4 ~.
: months aud II days "K,guirscat.r ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
=, n.r,. of The late Convention, and

the component parts OF The late Conven''on' a'''
shows, mar oil The whole Wing Young P'P"'1
lion OF ne counties in tn District inS''u an"
entitled 10 ht present. less Than ""'s'es'." w.
prescnt-and al, therefore, II i "hdo'e =
th,t IN. Convention had any adequate eVioehe'
OF lis assumption that The ifisnds u - ''''
were r,aiotiiy Of The party" THIS less 'n n'
ons tenth could speak Tor themselves, as iau'''-
duals. bu. not as represent 'npss OF The wing pA'
q in their respective counties. For instance y
,ho q1- WHO ro,els In The six couuties, only
,79 were present. This view IS conclusive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
PROGRESS WESTWARD.

ltrequires subscription Of only S2oo,ooo IN
Easl Tennessee 10 secure the charer and cosi-
.,ruction OF the East tennessee and Virginia
Railroad; and The Knoxville Standard informs US
tha, Old Washington has already raised By indl.
vidual subscription upwards II $50 900, with con-
ften, hopes of raising it TO Sl50,O 600 The sub
scrplion completed and the charter secured, mo
fears need be entertained by any friend OF The
road" This road, when made vii! be an i'm
porlant link in he probable continuous chain OF
railuay through Virginia hum the Atlantic 70
the Pacific
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THE TtRlFF AND THE pEOpl r

THE TiRlFF AND THE PEOPLE =
Let any man iook a. The course II thing under
the operation I'll the Tariff OF 1882, or during The
existence OF The Bank Of The unued Sla'es ami
he will convince himself with lutte ,icpble. at
this great and important uuih-hal dollar will
purchase nearly twice as many Of Inc neccssaries
Of lie now, a. the same amount Of money wouli
commaut during either o! The above periods -
The low prices OF sugar, coffee, Tea and musiin<,
and other necessaTies are in effect substantial nd
tiious 10 Inc daily wages OF the laboTing man.
Hen,
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|. O. o +.

JNnOSE members II the lnccprlte
ii 81. Fellows, VINO intend yisiilli
tars on THURSDAY next, l2.h ms q r
IN the ceremonies OF The dedication y
Hall, vii! meet al Odd Fellows Han On
ing II tia; 4ay, (Thursday,) al hai.E'
clock punc.ually, as The procession VI.
! o'clurk precisely.
Tickels lOr the rip can be prCcu"-
member II The COMMITTEE.
By rrier ot Inc COMMITTEE - huau.
Anril l0-2 r. II. RIDDIck, 81
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MAXINE JOuRhA
+ q X 4 OF RiCii MO,
aroa WATER THls D.s as o'cLrc,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Brig RolIelson, Chase, New York.
Schr Lowell, Baker. Boston.
Schr. VFgInIan, Howcs, Boston
Schi. FaSnlon, Phll!ips, Baltimore
Schr. Pennsylvania, HuboAr, Pom
Schr. In, 5. II. ThumFsun, Bmsn
Scnr. Redilnsson, Rowlry, No:,v.s
Schr. FAIR, Avery, New Yo,s.
ScnI ID. w. EIdriise, Groves, Phis
Scnr. Lexington, smith, New York
Scnr. Gen. W onh, Lewis, Nuro.s.
Schf. New York, NJ keoan, Hagi.
SAILED,
Scnr. Jew, Bose. NewburypoU.
SIR. Triumph, ln>coe, Baltimore.
sem. Eliza y. Jones, Yert5, w..
Columbia
PORT WALIHALL, Ari.
Cleared, >chr. John 5. Harms, y
New Inrk.
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MAltIsIAGES

On ednesday, the Ith in.tao, !, !
King William, by the Rev Dudley a.,
LEWIS \. STEVENS, to Miss SARAH H. -.
FLOYD, all uf said county. =
Baltimore Sunand Philadelphia Coun.,
COPY.
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3E NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS
GOODS, &c.
william j. swords

No. 225, Broad Street, Sign OF me Diy "ooos
Box
TIVE subscribe; has Just returned H"'l NC"
i York. where he has purchase ~ 'ce a.
sormcnl oil Ladies Dress Coos, o. thr newest
fabrics, ana musl approved patterns; to2r'hri win
large variety OF other seasondois soo1>, 20 uu
me,ons ~ oaiticuIarize. lie mss. respectfully
invi,cs his fri-ntS, and the pubic generally, 10
examine his STOCK. which has been selected
nsrsonaly with a great deal Of care, assuring
ibem h. viii offer every iniucement 10 please.
William ]. Swords takes this opportunity OF
thanks 10 his friends, and me pub
lie tor the very liberal patronage already gwen,
and hopes, BY unweaIied eIerllon, 10 mefis ana
receive a continuation al The same. hpr
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Commitments by The Governor of rirginia.

Joseph e. Cornelius, o! Rockville Parke
county, lnd.ana, to be Commissioner e take &C
know ie'emcn's Of deeds in 'ha, State.
Eiwafi X Newhale Of Cincinnati 10 be Com
missioner i his State. 10 AXE acknow edements
Of Deeds Sc. in lie Slac Of Onic.
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ar LADIES' SALE.-Th- "CifcIe p! u.
huln III annual SALE ot useful and Fam.
tnr Lecture Room al tnr United Pfs.htlt'
on Shocso- Hin" commencing on Iursa.
instant, Al 1 n'clock, IN the afternoon. v
nnd an ahuntanf supply otthr customary e
on such occasions.
rnr proceeds ot the sale will he appfnpE
me Bethel Church al Rockets, ami The Y.
Church.
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THE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND

The Democrats OF Ricn mond will meet Al
Odd Fellows Hall, IN Wednesday evening a.
hall past seven 10 organize for The approaching
election. |, is expected that James a. Seldom
ESQ.,, will be present and address his ielIowcili-
zens. VIM. A. PATERSON,
President Democratic Association.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10

The Democrats have carried their Mayor. &C.,
in ST. Louis; and the people OF ST. Louis, by ma
joihy Of $500, decided in favor Of The loan OF hall
a million Of dollars 10 the 81. Louis and Cincin-
mali Railroad Company
Cincinnati had already voted a million Of dbl
lars Tor the same object.