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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
DICH FURNTTURE.-JULIUS DES-

Rlt III + RNl kf..-JJ lIUS DES-
IL SOIR respectfully informs his customers and the
public generally. that he has removed ms Cabinet Ware
Nc 3l3 Broadway next door - the Chinese Nu-
He has hand large and beautiful assnrt-
OF Furniture OF the richest description o which he
attention. lie also prepared - furnish 20 order
the styles # choice Furniture IN uSe-such as
Gothic Antique Enabethian. French and other designs.
and which he viii warrant Of the vsiy best maenas,
workmanship and finish "a lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NIOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE.

lVI GIATE INSTITUTE, No. 2l3 Fourth =, corner ~
Macdonsa on a.hlngion- square VIII open is Ninth
School Year On MONDAY the 18Th Of September. whom
enlargement u the School Building vii BE- complete
hoped that ths opening Of tins Institution few days
later than usual Will be than onsated % s pups
b. the increased advantages they viii derive from the ad
dt0n O set Of rooms for the O the school sad
a spoDdng addition II instruction all the Depart
msnts q STUDY. GEO " CLARKE. tpToprietors and
s3TUWTh&Fu JAS. FANNISC, PnaciBals.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
L,RENCH LANGUAGE-Prof A. S.

y NlLLLPLAIT meets az sI.Oon and evening ciAss>s
IN rooms. No 81 9Th The pursued BY Prof
heretofore. the Oral system intsrsperssd NTH such
psraiiOns and 4dDzs De Necessary
fu pndersancng md mastering II the peculiar do's
q the French laI For fprAer particulars. tefns
apply Al tie place mentioned above Prof V vii al
tend pupils al their residences. either sRrL %
classes a. may De desired. SIS 2vhNaS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NNGLISH and CLASsICALBoARD-

IL ING SCHOOL fH BOYS. ai Elnhurga. NY-S
c. BEECHER. MA PINE pal -Nsmsef of Papi's lsra
red 70 %. yscasc9e>a 2 Nn'er tern commences WE'D
NfSDAl November Terms So per session OF 20 weesx
IN NJ plsoe secured ull the money IS pad Pa
pals accompanied 20 and from NeNlork the lose and
Of each The PnncipAi can BE- sson
previous the th November Forcicaars aat refeeaoes
aurly L. the Prncrai - S~s
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
DATTON'S INSTITUTION for tn,

j EDUCATION II BOYS No ,5) Greene 81, neu
Clinton place n PATTON, NJ, Principal. will be
rcopened ON MONDAY. Sept 3 That parents be-
acquainted with the character Institution,
made 10 of those patrons who haze had
from t. three wears For the sake of
senience their address Is also gwen.
II Remsen. Esq No a jth as..or No 10 PiIk place.
p Brown Esq. No 100 9TH IT. OF No ~ William It
Jas Thomas ESQ. No d 81 Marks splace. or No II
Boayer-st ~m sloane, Esq; No iS Lasi 18Th o. 9r No.
"a Broadway, I Townsend ESQ No IS Great Jones'
Vt Nathan starr. Esq, No GTea, Jones 1t ~ No IN
Nater-st alter Jaggar, fsq. No 70 West lisi st or
No % Wall-st jas G. Gwgorgl Esq No. 70 sh ct
NJ NJ Van Beuren, Esq No q West iith-st
IL hMMMNIe
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
At PRIVATE SALE.-Two

4 L WV IVUI-
Stor, brown sfoae mont Houses the north SIDE of
18th ~ between Hh and eth-SvS.
Also a three STORY BrcN House, the north se ot
Isl fourth house west of rth-ay Lot ~ by rs feet
inChee
Also thTee-story Brick House and Lot. on the south
sde of Sth St. between Nh and @h-aSs Lot % feet hr
hall the block House 40 feet deep.
For further particulars apply 81
COLE S Chiffon, Auctioaeets,
so lw No NalSt.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
tENTS, FASHIONABLE FAIL

T. = / : FASHIUN NBDE T MI
~ CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS, &c -
THOMPSON PECK 4 NIXON. No. 30i Broadway cor.
Duano-st have constantly hand good assortment OF
me and fashionable ready made Clothing and Furnishing
goods consisting part of Hosiery Gloves, SILK. Mermo ana
Cotton Understands and Drawers Handserchets, Cra-
watts. sc
Also Gentlemens Toilet articles Shirts made - order
The, would attention theIrstock Of Cloths CaSsi
Nestngs which Of the newest STYLES and
from which garments viii be made IN the best manner and
most fashionable STYLE II I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
4 T PRIVATE SALE.-A Country Re-

I sidence consisting Of House and Il acres OF oeaut-
fu Land situated DaTen Connecticut about 300 ieet
from the Railroad Depot tha place Ihe House which
on IN sh ground IL two hsh J. b. 81 feet depth
with plalIa ON the rear-cnuianinK ~ roOms IL "a
new and we'll painted Throughout and tnlsAed Ia SUI
stanal and elegant mannsf Oh - ife1ns~s tnefe
fine new barn with bglss tasst. ard all neces
buildings There II als9 zfsof. surrounded
With nm abundance If all kDts u u choicest qua
also large numfeT II Z III 49, OThamental shade
trees shruhbeT, sc The Nsiks 'front.' II the house
with bon wood, ami the Nhse place has neat and
elegant ann, arance For nee and further partcu
lars apph to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
so AuctiOneer. NJ. Broad st, Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
GOOD WORK.-La.

Il dies and Gentemen's Linen manufactured, and Chit
dren's Clothing fashiouabls made aud Neede-wOrk OF
every description executed the ncatest manner Al No
10 6th-ay Persons furnishing 'her own materials An
have them made order with accuracy All orders punc-
tuall, attended 20 Il 2awhnWxS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS.

"M :. VANDERBILT would call
The attention of MS customers. and the puohc gene
rally 10 has well selected stock Of Cloths CaSSmers Vest.
and Fall ard Winter Goods. A. his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. !ls Broadway.
where he l. prepared 10 make Up GENrLEMENS and
BOYS CLOTHING. IN the most fashionable style
He also keeps 4 well selected assortment of GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Also. general assortment Of everything found IN
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
% imh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

i At Gen Taylor's Headquarters, No 76 Fulton-st,
corner of Gold p l. ROGERS, COmmsSary General Of
the above well known establishment desires TO acqualnt
hs patrons and the public thar he prepared 10 oer
them an assortment OF FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
made of Superior materials and by experienced
AZ Wholesale and retail cheaper and more vantd IN
stge than can be found at any other house IN this city
The entire establishment under the supervision OF Mr.
J. SOUDER who viii specially attend 10 the custom de-
pa,tment thereby guaranteeing perfect III 10 all who
iruniZe hun Remember. 70 Fulton st, corner God-Gsn
Tayor's Head Quarters. slb In
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
DE GRAW & co. call the attention

IL De GRAW & co. call the attention
II IL of the people 10 their CLOTHING ESTABLISH
MENT. No l39 Fnlt0n-st II hied. from the irst
20 the fth tn the best assortment Of CLOTHING
got up IN this cItV Our COATS embrace every
style OF cut aud material our VESTS endless
yarnty Of most elegant pattern and material, and our
PANTS al that be desred for the Eyery
SIZE ans form Vi man get suited with eyery Kind Of
suItae for Fall and Winter Ii the word
cheap not TOO hscsnied would something that
point But call and
De GR,w X Co, Nos l-3-9 Fulton-ss
80.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
VOSOUTHERN and WESTERNTAI-

'VtNVI 7 TfIN-'
i LORS, CLOTHIERS. Sc.-Yonr attention Is soil
cited stock If Ready Made Clothing which
mas been manufactured with To the increasing de-
mand for goods wholesale Of superior style and cha
racter from any heretofore offered thus market which,
from long experience the best trade of the city
enabled produce and al such render them he
acceptable the OF economy and thus ayaa-
be 10 avertng the nroads upon youT business which
beng made by the ltlneran venders Of the trash with
which the country IS being inundated. In word pur
chaser establishment have the obvious adv ntage
a selection from what may be relied As she most
fashionable and desirable garments.
WM T JENNINGS + co, No 23l Broadsag.
aul5 II American Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
.JEWELRY and SILVER

w WARE A very large assortment Of the newest
st,le VI nch Je~elrY u ever pattern me gold and silver
ladies' and gentlemens afhes and Silver Ware Of the
standard Of dollars ven moderate prces 10 iognd
al F. ". PACHTMANN'S Je~ely Store No. 40 Canal
Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware made t. order, and
crefuly repaired Cafogla Cold taken IN exchange and
made up 70 order ds In
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-At

~ lsag Branch. New-Iersey, on the Shrewsbury River
containing eight of Land. with spacious dwelling
house having double IN front and single IN the
CONSISTING of two paIlors with French windows, sliding
doors, aThlc manels black CRATES and walls and hall
Nery handsomely paeyed Together with two large
and two small seCent door. attic, nc. Connected
addition, consisting of sitting roosi, dining with
aiding doors and Kitchen SC the second floor contains
three chambers and lsre house enclosed glass
90 the hcoT small Summer kitchen sbon. forty feet
from the house All the usual out buildings such
mage house barn sc. IL iEvnt Of the house flower
garden Lawn. ornamental trees grspey each side and
center -arbOr covered With grape leading Sum
mer-kouse. There R also apple and peach orchard,
vegetable garden containing the usual yanety at small
fru &c Is three-Quartes of mile frOm the village
CONTAINING post Office two chuiChes. &c, two miles froa
the hotels the shore where sea bathing
great a luxury, and miles from ked Bank, where
the steamers Thomas Hunt and Edwin Lewis ply
dAh The place nOn,s the ryer. opposite from
which two Shops run weekly ~ the cly. The house
neatly furnished and place stocked. which he had
deslied the buildings and fences aud inst rate
order Possession immediately To gentleman Of leisure
csnn9 fail 10 SUIT W family desirous OF establishing
frsI class private boarding. .htee could not 6pi mace
better adapted: Terms easy. Apply to DR. JsS 0Ar-
NAN, No Ill ElIridge st. er oi WM MlLLEN, on the
prciUl><k So 100
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-GAUNr Il
Il DERRICKSON. l05 Fulton and % Aan-st, oter tor
sale large assortment sf writing, wrapping hanging,
printing and papers at Manufacturers prices Paper
any kind made order al the shortest notice. h.
Rag warehouse l59 SOutn-st. leDu
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
SHIRT EMPORI-

Il UNI, No. Plke-st.. near EaSt Broadway-Mrs j.
SOUDFR would call the attention of gentlemen about
purchasing fall and winter supply Of Shirts 10 the
fact that all garments made by her warranted perfect
II IL material and manufacture and that her prices are
reasonable those Of any other seniee establishment
IN the city.
shirts Of every STYLE pattern and material made 70 order
short notice Measured hy an experienced cutter and
a NJ gnaranteed m all cases. 81 Ina
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NALIFORNIA GOLD SPECIMENS.

u Quartz and Sand bought By X SOLOMON co,
Gold md Silver Rchners and Assayers Sweep Sneers and
Cleaners II eaas minerals and all known substances that
the metals. Old gold. silver diamonds and
precious stones bought e~elers and yersmths sweeps
ores and AL hard substances ground the refinery Re-
fnerv Al No a. Auu-st New-York 20 ms
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

l lect B0ardnl- school for Bo'>. AZ PeeksSI, " Y
Circulars Dee otncd 40 the bv1k Store 81 Mason
NV No q Pafk-how opposite the t>for House ~ By
addressing the Principals. Rev GEO PHlPPEN and A.
X pHtppEN ~ 2mMWfs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL


SCHOOL. No 81 6th-,v. near Washington square.
between lest Washington. place aud Clint p,a'e This
Institution commenced s Scseath year, the 1T II Sep
STEPHEN J SEDGWICK. ADJ PRINCIPAL. aud Teach
of Mathematics
T. starr. 4 NJ Teacher # CLASSICS
! Mason Macombor. NJ, Teacher Of Ensllsh AMI
Mathematics
Mrs sarah Mac, mbor Teache, of French, English and
Elementary Drawing
lueratuIe
and Literature.
respectfully invite parents. who desire io have Their
sons thoroughly taught n the elements 4 sound and hb
eal education preparatory h their entering business Col
lege the MhtaTy Academy, 10 form IN iolnaintaacs
with this School some four or i've pupils can Yet be &C
cummodaed We refer to the tslowins genlomen, most
of whom have sous our Institution
Horace Webster, IL, ID. Edward p Nlch0ils, VI ID.
prucfsl oi he Free Ac td- LOUISIANA
,my Hon Isaac = Morse Mem.
VIM N G Bartlett IL. D. ofCongress from Ia.
Prof of Nat and ESp PHI Hon Charles NJ tanrai, u
losophY IA the l Military la Sec'esIY ofWM
Academy X ritlou. ia Iaight- NY.
Prof Charles Dawes. LatsOn, fsl,
Prof layleT Lewis, Jas leary. Esd
Prof Cyrus Mason. Jss Pusson, Esl,
Hon James iarper W Harmon he.
Henry D. DAVIS. Esq " Barton. Esd,
hchaId kmball Esq, Adou smith Esl
r Norcom, Fsq Hopping. ESQ Bn
II X MclivaIne. ESQ Andrew smith ESQ
James Brady ESQ. J Sinclair, tsl
Edmund Hurry, Esl. lame. Petne, tsi
William Halves ksl v Mhue, Esq
George y Collins. fsq Johnson, bsg
j irren ESQ W Harms ksl
h Morris ESQ VI WIduck. Esl
Forrest, EsI \ bleislsy, Esl
Sttlsx. ISa j Greeley Esl
BENJAMIN, Esl VI lnine, Esi
= Grape. tsl q heeker, Esl
L Cushing Lsq W shannon. EsQ
e. W Robinson, Esq J Randall, Esl
ID II Wickhan, Esl e. Zellner Esq &c sc 40
Catalogues be- obtained at the following Bopk SOrrs
m ihs CITY w At Nos 10 l09 2j2 285 al 6Jj 63 and
Co IN BrOadw at No 20 bowefy No ~ 9th ag aud al
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

CONWAY, No. Ii3 Fult0n-st., near
y Broadway, has a splendid stock Of Dress; Frock
Sack Office. Oyercoats. and all other Siis of Goats
Vests and Pants, from the very finest To the lowest
priced To splendid assortmen. Of the very
best French English and American Cloths, Bsa-
vers Cassimeres DoeSSins and NeStlngs, embracing
everything Ia hionahle desirable and durable,
instance first If guaranteed 10 cent less han
sny house IN TIN. citv for cash. Remember CONWAY
NJ li3 FultoR-st near Broadway sli ]mMWsF'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
FEMALE SEMlNARY-Re-

LNSSEX FEMALE SEMlNARY-Ke.
ceiyes pByils II any and al any time ahf AsOs
them with every desable facility bT obtaining aHVsgh
and accomplished education. Terms reasonable fn
nsathfness II location and Completeness 4 4aase
th4s institution probably unsurpassed and beng On sns
beautiful Margin Of the CONNECTICUT River, near the ~t
bard ess Il access BY New-fots and Hsffofa CAY
.teamboats A m.n0r consideration ~s would AID thS
the teachers and puTs are furnished al mderas cass
b. the stable OF the SEMINAR, With well trained ssaais
hors.. or yourg laf,e. use Circulars cont.Eink vsw
Of tie SEMINAR Buildings references &c can BE- bad
LUCIU6 LYON, A. VI. PnaciPL
r..er y.yis 1854 agZ3 JnNw&Y
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NlUSIC.-MRS. SHEPHERD. Teacher
CORTLANnT INSTIrTrE--A Se.

lVu ofthe Piano Guitar. and Singing. No DE Bsvoss-
place. between Fulton aN and Livingston st, bfODAbn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Reduced from 81 to s. Gents per Bottle.
NLIREHUGH'S TRlCOPHEROUS,
L,IRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,

Il rRECLAY Sc-The subscribers importers Of Fire
Bncks. Malt Kiln Tiles, nc, have constantly on hand
Red and White Weish, >" Lister RnforJs Stour-
bridge Hnkman' and Chance dc. and GsrnSrs'
FIRE Bricks common and fancy shapes.
Flreclay Welsh Iumps snd Oventdes
Malt Kiln Tiles. p sole-a very superior srtIcle
Coa-Btumlnous and Anthracite II all descnptlos tur
sale IN lots 70 SUIT purchasers Apply 70
SAM. THOMPSON s NEPHEW.
aul 6ms No rs Pearlst. New YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
- YOUNG LADIES No les wav>rley place -Ms
DAY respectfs, las sas VII reopen ss $500
o. MONDAY. Sep su's"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

" fne his attention 70 training single class II
young gentlemen, dufng the last precerx ther al
mission 70 College the Counting hsuse-to commence
the 18th Of September Circulars Of plan. terms, Sc
be bad AZ the house Nc 81 Clinton place New-Nork
Fire Insurance Co. No , Mas-st See advertisement
The Eteurgg Posi- 3 s3WFSNtss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Two CARPET DEALERS and 9TH

the upper part OF HOUSE. consisting If two
and two bedrooms Apply al Ne 5s BToomest., between
~ and 3 sl9 II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

tHfaIN hr utanfu Al tHe OII1Nlht H"lk NV's
m lhis City w At Nos 10 1O9 2j3 2s5 al 6Jj 90 and
60 Broadway at No 70 BoweU. No - 9th az aud al
the Institution $40 ttSMSW.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

900 Havana and other
Cigar. II sudrv quality for sale 1t the lowest mar
ket uuces by 4. HEIDENREICH No. - Broae-si
~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NO AMATEURS OF FRENCH and
4 BBOTT'S COLLEGIATE INSTI-

y TUITION tr YOU Nc LADiES-Rsy GOSHAM D.
ABBOrT Principal Splngler Institute UnioE PsrS ne
Autumn Session Will commence v ~nesdaJ Scot II Pu-
ps are requested 20 be punctuy present As 0,sualx
Eierrises a. , O'Clock A. VI.
New-Ncrk. Monday, Aug B. 1881. aafs tw
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
DOOK-BTNDERS' LEATHER-The

subscriber has ALWAYS hand and Is constantly
ceiving English co0red Skyers coored sSns. Wrench
Turkey Marocco Russia Red Leather, saed Splits snd
Calf Book -co,h French, German and American Marble
PAGER and other article required bindery arSe
assortment George Dudisys superox bark Savers blank
Sheep aad lsw Calf always hand All oi the above are
offered for sale At the lowest market prces BY
au7 2ms JAMES COOK. 29oi Peari-st n. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NRFNCH FANCY BASKETS.-.Just

j received rich and elegant vanety, w. HaFle9mns
eddug Baskets. lstyle Of LOUIS XIV Boudor, BUou,
Giusy Fruit and Flower Baskets NctDuaS, BOuhon,.
For saerow wholesale and retail. by GEO. W IUFILE.
Importer Of Europeas Fancy Goods. Novelties TOYS SC
N 3iJ Broadway. sl16tMWNFA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
r Am !, RROOKLYN.-For Sale, 9

AN ID IN DNOohLi - vi '"'O'
go of Ind living N Grand aad Washihgton-ays.
Butler Baltc Douglas and Dszra~-sts, B,DCAyn me
situation IL hiG and commands lie VI" OF me Ok ana
,{sri,r of New-yOrk II VIII be sold az leas ina0e
nrcs ard on accommodating terms of payment. ~ eK-
cJauged for productive property IN this city AppYl9
A G. MONTGOMERY, No Nassau-st u s''F'
s23 sc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

MIR. TYNG'S BOYS SCHOOL, near
vl siu,vesant suare "A few vacancies this school
remain ~ which the attention 4 ,arents fesahg IN ms
ucnny invited !, ofefs psrh,ps, a. satisfactory so
children a. can readily he found No 81 Eas, isth-si
s2i w.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
6ouscs 90 Get.

TO LET.-The first floor, consisting of
i three Rooms Wardrobe, Pantry and Sc Bedrooms
o third floor with other privileges Thus rare chance
for conyenen, acoo mmodations lnqure las Dencyst
$40 81 SM&W'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

CRATES and FEN DERS.-H. Nell
~ IYS Crate aud Fender Manufact)ry, Ne 3i6
Broome three doors west Of the Bowey, adjoining Dr.
Cones Church New-York Builders and others who ars
abont purchasing would Do well TO call as he feels H-
that his patterns for vaey and cheapness are unsar
passed au2j I'm.
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CORRESPONDENCE

MGSTRosE, PoTHATAS COUNTY, DEC Sth, 1881.
JrpoE lonS W. Nash Dear ST.: Oa NsineS lay last,
whIc, Court day, there meeting hrfa a. the
CGur House o this County Irrespective Ut parties Tor tls
nu.pusc of nnInnl Ing acneman clnitiic Tor
the ,icc Judge in judicial Circuit. an hap
ny 10 niJu yuu. your brnuIH, ,'re The
meeting aad you unanimously voted for for that Office
Ii WIS designed 10 have had resolution uIu2'ei lhe
Close of meeting, that Ehe Secretary should H!';En you
ul The nomination omitted itun III" fact tsint We
were very much oy the political candidates, who
were dcsrous OF add ssing The people, feel imy duty,
therefore, Chairman T the meeting 10 nioi y"i at our
prucccdlng< Hpng that The ether counties al th Circuit
may fla example, and that you may criSen ~ con.
,!nue iu nrr IT, us surI able service on The tar you
dcnr and tie lang spared 10 st.i: ~ t:s
C.euN sutscSs iny=e!: yGnr tr:s''d ana We! "-1f,
JOSIAH SMITH LnsiIisu.
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To the Editors Of :hc Enquirer:


BAiTIMoRE Drc ID.
Tha second c1rioas trump within the year, o 'hr .!
D.minnn Democracy which has already thirteen
,rr arest session Congress, IL :!at the bat
lies III. Union ana conservatism Is GLAD iiin."; an.
"se cioas being he ;rst which have taken place hds
c ext-nsion The -uIlrGg- tgh have determined the III
TIRE p.s of lle Stale End permanently stamped thr cld
rum nomen DemOrrocy he coming history ci virginia
Gov. Knssnr here largely the Topic Vi erSaii"n
wsst Frrnchran would call the hinge Of conversation
lie materi or Ed u,ias and work gc"e'nis Tn
great utirlD aGi 10 - h1aplt1
H. through committee which has carried Ia tim he
p.irntnry rsoIu"nsu u! the CHy Council and IN ad'r"s
rI,'en p,rcreut and beautifully !rInisi. Eseciai'y
l. large German pnpul EItnre II lmpa,ienil'
w4ilinu 10 greet pltriut with ccusiesiic honurS
w.t urets am glad tst kussu!h resalion,
p., Uy sound and strong scsrcrS "i Lhss ard Doug
lass has pissed Though Scnale th"nt any amend
uenis Why -uGL Congress siI1" 10 give consruciiv,
ecrpnitlnn strict principle ri 'n"n-i"crventpn -;
pfnCi.e wlca il conflict w. sir nenrarty advised
ur Washing principle which our cI'tii2i'1h
yrr history and our i5crally cnmmn IL
acc-pt--a:rd principle which hee IL practical dan
cr, fnv shuuj Congress hs'ai1 10 rhuSH .h>nIh In
her injury Hungary and pr her iasnlt ID lie cIvze ma
uns The chs, earnest rac;a' s':sac'ihcin@ s!hpl
Inv kus5n nth The people ciItacteEslng ana h@aniiy
ing lis greatness should bring hin home to every American
heart. ,
inusc,hcnlg are growing thick upon ns. Cathenr Hays
wv is said u, be Jenny Lind , mse7 her appearance
here on he ia inst Ill give The tai
cn actress Ma-. Kimberly, drawing full and pledse'
t,uus=s T,. Kiss Bel Ringers d@!iahnc their au
dIenrts And Professor An'er>rn Tho 1nlrmH' q" nnst
cs:,, aiving III" u,trd6iie risu wiz: telling rii:c
Saturday Dee 3l disturbed ty several alarm
fire aai The ornng showed among other serious
lJssrs destruction VI tile German Methodist IhCfch ~
West Ban'me.
movement, is o fot in this city, cf,rt tic passage
OF an Anu License Qucr Bill rolgH The Legislature; an
q mvvrurrut 10 cnh i! sald IN be uganisGG 10
Penn. iyuna Il Vii -icc.rd hGfc though III. e!:t"
be signed uy far May,nd can't spare HE ibs' {"
should rhnk ha, me late riot rn!er III,
attcmpl execution o the Maine Liquor Law, woul prevent
u tut Istoal fanatics, from attempting follow Ia the
footsteps ui the Nunhern State" P'L''p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
,,@ RlCHNoND ESAuiRER,
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