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Y O"'S THE TIME! -IMPORTANr TO
all 'rdo irish los15 Sce,Jeto good Utekly pa1ero,
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DIN u. RIGHT, JR., HAS "UNCLE
TOMS CABIN as 4 iS.ar Real Lie an the South
not Life in the South Cal and see t
~cff ISIS lOIlNP WRIGHT 1R.
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- VIRGINIA LlNE OF Eslchmond

-sss-A- MD NEW lORh FACkETN.-ThsAe Men Yomp
lime is composed fthe following Ves,rYs, all owned n
the city of Richmond, and SAILS from Mr. Yorh ererg
JoWr days, viz:
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DUsSIA, ENGLISH aud AnericHn
IL SHEET IRON. SHEET ZINC 4 BANGA TIN.
$50 boxrs 1iu-plic nssoeted,
80 Bundle Shrrt non. assortcd,
1000 b.. Sheet Ziae,
lot Bancn I In, &c. For snle low
oct l3.df- y. =. BLISS.
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ny THE sAME ARTIST
PORTRAIT on JACKSON.

hneWved lby prImI-siou) from ltomns S0Il's Only
original painting, in the possession Of Francis Pres
tom Bhir, Esq.-(20 by % inchcsl
PRiGE FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
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IlONS SIiTS-A bcnoiill nssortmeut Tor boys
ID from tour eight year. Of agc. general
noenf Of Boy md Youth. CLUBBING, ia.r received.
my 23fs A S SUAFER n co.
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These vessels all Of the FIRST class built in the city
Of Baltimore. expressly for tins ude, and have super
or accommodations tor passengers. They are com.
minded by experienced Captains, and qualified for the
tradeand who will spare neexerton to accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by stcam
and may be relied on TO sail promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find tito their interest ship by this line
as is the only regular line and freight will always be
taken at the lowest rates, and every effort will be made
by the agents in Richmond and New York give salts
action. unexpectedly ask and hope succeed in oh.
tanning full share of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line to New York, will be forwarded free of
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savannah. Charleston,
OF Any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond at
Rockets; in New York at berth No. /, Coffee House
slip, foot of Wall Street
6 1AXiD e GU p1rP$d Ejeh N Aret,.
Richmond, Aug. 28-dts No. 81. South Street
n B.-Goods shipped by this vessel will arrive in
much less Time than by any other route aud nearly
one half the cost of freight. D. c..
nuV . Staw2w
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!, sTn1NDING DECLARATION!


t. lila enc, ,h an SATURDAY nigh, Mr.. Rotis WIS .,i
aor unnn The idea u Virginia cJsilis "', ~; ,AviUsy
p,,,. H. tad ii Tor W.uc'd S'" 10, -, hv cy-
,,;s !, a., G,,c, ,s . !, abuIitioni-I he "'"''N cJ
,:;, ~, h,,d sur be Tie Jesuit ne '"'''N IN
e"s ,,.,.:.,, ,,cuM come here ana fa"s 'u"y ~
"'''' ~ I;-rinn! his funaiiea' ''hs"'So ~"
"'S'' :, air Bous in several sFct'hhS ""'
90 fom him the first lime on o''hf'"f n'S'
'," HE wbins Of Virginia ard the SCUM W.
a,. more passion and mschicvous '''i:.He7S eA''''
- S,u,h.ru mdn-nad that man himself, nm a'""'
;, no.. yer in the con>utonality oi Tie "ihi"'
vso .n oppuncnt of Tho 2ls rule aenns the sen'''"
rho whole South and above all, the vauntsd succesS =
I,,ncs LYONS whose devotion 10 the South, ana ~ "
s,i,u,iun and Union was never questioned .h -
ha,n denounced ~ the Wing press oil 'lrs'n'"-
know whether that press are prepared 10 '"uo' A.
h. III, ,dous and f,nacul sentiment VI .hl' ho''s' "
o, s,c..ssor which we heard with our own e''s' a"'
,,;h S,o,, ,,r.witncsscs have, since, Seti'e" ~ ~ r.
- should Virginia. at tho bidding OF MI ho''s' '''' "
Sol, viii the Southern Wing press lhaus' '''
v,,v and revenge Of Scott Elec'or al '"'s'' a'
m "a, p,i,e with him in calling on Seward "'ae"S
bet, and ,hr rest Of the Northern Scoit'les 70 'oo '''
ncople Of Virginia Of their negroes MI no''7 a' =:
- nj. and nothing elsc-and, speaking IN an oi''''u
; 80 h. ,,es we deem il right TO let lsIe oou''' N'
10 ;i, cc and tuclous madness win when "c ''a' CIV.
= a., ,,va.s Unless his sentiments are repuala'eu
- s., ,,ess and party of Virginia are respohs''e -
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ct THE DEMOCRACY COME FORTH.

On Friday, October Isl, Senator huh'e', ""u ~ -
October slh Senator Masoa, WIN ADDRESS ''' 1900 j.
oIN, w. ,vc tb,s early notice, that our friends IN
49,, .o,,d;,y cmntes may have an opportunity Oh near
viin, mile md eloquent Senator's in the Congress u
,h Ir,od States, Let the Democracy rally IN large mum
hers and let The enthusiasm that both those occasions a
elicit be diused through the State we WISH Virginia ~
Owe vote that shall ring through the Onion ana 'a' '
f. her undying principles the true policy Of me nau"
Let u.s. therefore, only have large meetings mere w 'e
st and the sh Octobe but let our friends IN every county
NJ ,he Sta,e-electos and committees ue peo
and ray them 10 the polls. Be not too conhaeh u !"
umnh-our only danger-bu organize 1orh anu 'a00' '0
now until the ID day OF November 10 oSe'h'o" 'e
insdious ans incessant movements oi ''' "'"e
.-rrho uas,o will BE- held al the African Church
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.'or ne Enquirer.



Mcsss Editors Will you allow me through me c'iah''S
u, your paprr the liberty al correcting small error nv!
which Dr. Minor allen in h. advertisement ~ 'h'
Midway Academy, respecting the r. T. lnsiitue IN hHth
nv and The time Young lady referred TO- spent tNeTe
She remained there three sessions instead Of one "'
ruid not have taken The first honor a the C"' 70
does not confer hunors The College arrangements an'h
- t,v., courses an English and Classical The diploma me
ynuny ats receives pon graduating naFHs the course "
h,. nu-.r.d pnus graduating The En@iish couf-
Sc The degree Mistress of English litctatuc an
those in Classical Mistress OF E"gIsh ana C'ass!c"
Literature. -,
ard 7Hrn ly in aeL ihTes sessions s.aanH
laei Win distinction np"n The Classical course deemed
THIS correction HIkc due Ia the yrunu !aiv tn. Ce, md
'iIr A'mne has been made with Nh" hne.t oI feeling
luwar!S Dr. Minor and his SchoOiwuuli be rL.d 4, 80.
numbers {" Such sprnglng in Firgni-wi ever cheer
nun 80 IN" ariunus dutv 81 Young ladies 10 enter
'he CLASSIC mans 81 Nlc DI"knghln College. n g. II
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ROBERT G. SCOrr ESQ

I1fri cun"sdiF Hl9ht pursuant Ia nuiice this
addressed crowded audience 'Mrch,ncs' Hall" A..
spoke Tor upwards Of two h"s and delivered one Of ~.
ei'iVt Ti,erc'rS We have heard during campaign
lie went into tn history %! General ScgTT's nomjr.t,n
and Shove: consluslvc!v that the cuui,da,. m IN,
he owed his sugarStinn as well a. nonI
haimn, 10 SEWARD JOHNSTON aud NISTcS the rrsDacr,
leaders Of lr Tree coil party If New York Pennsvly,n,
ami Oh" He examined the views al General ScnTr and
showed now u WAS, and way II was tIGt he had cd nm
der him the forces ~ tii: He nf,t,,c.
klHso" letter, IN whc! he declared himself in favor of
rm1ncipali"nns views the right of petition v, nls
exhibited IN which hc y commits himself to the nee,
ending agitation Of the subject slavery H. next took NJ,
ms opinors On The prominent political issues and prov ed hin
BY hls letters i'derais u! the HAMLToSIAS school But
"" need not dwell farther The SPEECH Mr. Scor7 every
p !, admits that i was Effort repee with Ipic and 81
t.m's Grnnn: soqncncc. When he had concluded r,a
,S.' f-I war loudly called Tor, and them ono OF
nose strong and Humorous speeches f.. h
celebrated" IN" greatest enthusiasm Erry;,ed-,he bal,
M" i"''v SCI u motion II wi! roll and gather in il,
Prosfess uh W. a u Nolemb.r Sour SD. Dennocra!
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- MAKE M MORE PREDICTIONS.

Such was MI Bats public pledge al the beginning OF Inc
but fatality has betrayed hun mo suhoy Vo
,,ivn, 81 III, Pie go. Saturday night especially Nc
launched forth into the widest specuatons anu predictions
nm the sulcc-and he bold enough even 10 eaim III
cia il The Wings should have the "couLnsc ana sense
.unryh 10 do their duty. As 10 the e'lec' =" "f' "
,ionrsrinu in Western Virginia, we nave Tue testimony
# ,ra witnesses TINT it worse lhah ho'h'hg-iof MS
,,surr aud dc,aloriaI bearing produced prcJnlics
i,., him The last Union produces specimen Oh a'''
grounds for carrying Virginia. and their utter iaacy
NM, ,idcupns humbug. The Union says
Il has hcr reported in his city, for distant ccualon,
that gentleman, formerly member OF Compress HUH
VIRGINIA and who Is and promises long 10 oe s''u@
., ,Iolc for reelection has written 10 inc wing lhaha
ues that Virginia would cast her vote lot ocolt
rn vo,e Of the Irish ahurers the railroads wnna sus-
,;u hc sire of native AmerCnnlsn me specc aieRd'
lion was "a informed that ot me sixteen nu',
tred Irish ahorers Louisa railroad iilceh hunutea
and lutty had declared their intention TO vote LOT Gen
This i. sparen, ab cation which selnSn IVA
a,I.mn 10 impose the people by slasln" pfeehre "
eyocness To carried out his scheme ne shoua nave
cu more artcuar: he should have staea inc precise
brr al fourteen hundred and lury.one and ha' or
hundred and thirty nine and three qnarters nc y So
errivc no one in Virginia Ii was intended only "f LOT
elm consumption and 10 stimulate wing eAet'ions a. w
,nnrc When il mentioned TO contractor On me very
r,d oijudrd TO- who happened To be IN ms ciy ne pro
nounccd il 10 be 1coy false and stated hat oi c 'ie
hundred and eighty lrish labhrers on ihe c"ni". G
he was interested every one but three ofuhse'hc" ~ "
| Pierce and King. a;,o,. bv o,ch
ma,,ry as ha. never given in The Ola DomIhoh' a
The greatest democratic gains VIII De IN lhoae pSi
State in which Gen Scott is the best KNOWN o' "el
h. uupears his personal qualities, ms sahy, osenao
and Ictatoria bearing drive oil and destroy inc adm"o
which his military reputation would ca' !or'a
IN, very fact of Mr. B,t,s having "predieted IN iaVo
of r., Sco,s election is regarded by the Democrats an
MANY Wings as entirely fatal Whiggery in this canvass
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THE EXPEDITION TO THE CHINA SEAS &C.

NAsHrSeroS, Sept 25.-Cominodorc Rinuod il TO hive
charge OF Inc expedition 10 survey The China seas
now determined that The expedition shall conss NJ
three superior war steamers The e. Steamer Misss
sippi Captain Long which vii! leave New York from bc
Isl 10 the 10Th OF November.
The l. B Steamship Princeton, Commodore Perry hich
Baltimore receiving her boilers " q
rne third steamer is the Allegheny, which IL now under
going repairs o. the Gospo Navy Yard and will sail in Jam
uary.
The Cor~in and Gardiner investigation is s progress
ing. Tic report of The committee will be mate rnhic "a
soon it is given f a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

MAJOR Bannon, Editor Of the Fairmont Yirenian has
tra"ered considerable portion OF Maryland and Eastern
Virginia lately and the mountain and river COUNTESS and
informs the Editor OF tho Wheeling Argus that the prospect
for large Democratic never 30 ENCOURAGING Eve
rrwhee The Democrats in The highest spirits and the
Wings dlshenr.enfd a, the detection 10 their tanss
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cRANn RALLY TONIGHT.

Henry A. Wise, Esq. arrived in town last evenings 1
h,. consented TO address the Democracy oil ftich"onu
,o.r a The African Church, at hail-pas ococS' i"'
,,nouncsm.nt Of such as we may eSpec' no"' "
distinguished an orator. will fill the house. we cannO'
Ou WING friends are earnestly invited TO attend Inc gu
Ian, presden, of the Democratic Association requests Us "
invita- the ladies 10 honor the occasion with lher presence
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Wa were ycry much gratcd yeslerda! BY visit 10 The
sud, Of our friend r. NJ Suy, Esq., portrait painter on
MARSHALL street, He has Just completed very hne cabinet
nc,ure illustrating the old bulad OF John Anderson my
Joe John" The long. tried and devoedy loving couple me
costumes the plain but neat furniture oil the Ioom-'n
word all the incidents of the scene-are true 10 me- ana iu
of expression At the time we canno, loo high
commend Mr. Sullys exquisite pictures in the same sc
of Ham, and OF Don Qu1oe who is represented as oeis
moved towards his chivarc wandengs by perusa oil inc
legends Of knghterrany. Mr. Sullys genius ana ofs'-
naly az an artist only equaled by Inc monesy uho
| worth of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

ATTR FACTION TO-NlGHT.

We can sincerely appeal the lovers OF hne music 10 at
tend the concert at the Univerast Church tonight We
have had the pleasure OF hearing rehearsal Of nearly every
Trio dnctto and sole announced in The pToeanme-ahu we
nre fec To say that few concerts in Richmond nave pre-
scn,,d richer attraction The artiSte vocal ana ihsfu
mental who appear tonight, all superior IN 'her he;
and we anticipate delightful entertainment Inc songs u
Madame Wdcnlann and Mons. Gcnibrel II thc| e"" sIHe
others as ourselves, will leave pleasnrao'e se"' m
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npnSpEcTS In OHIO

prominent politician from ONO, wrl'ins 10 ''e -'o"
Yurk Po. on The 2Oih inst says
,ov,. in,sIlioence gives assurance of Ohio casting
her ELECTORAL votes Tor Pierce and King The ireesoes have
,, .niire share OF enthusiasm Hale and Julian Inc
Democrats are langulne 10! . ,OOO Inhlorlly.
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THE mNlGHTINGAI,ESn

The troupe now performing al Odd Felowa' Hall s BY
long Odds The best have seen in Richmond There is
capital bass voice in the corps and The man with the
bunes is perfect genius. The singing of Master Adams
too is extremely at,raciivehs execution being go while
his notes are melluous with sweetness. The houses have
been very 'ge and advise those who good seats
10 20 early.
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There will be public discussion At Gentrys store in IN.
County of LOUISE Thursday the 3Oh day of Sep,embs,
Several speakers expected address the people Amono
them John Page o! Hanover the part Of the Wings and
Walter D. Leuke OF Goochaud and James [. Gordon n
Louisa on the part Of the Democrats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

MAINE Ell ECTloN.-It is now uscer,ained thai the
elected. This will MAKE The Senate stand n mo ons,
wings ~ democrats The House will s.and 60 whigs s.
democrats Inc democratic majority on Congress ticket is
$50 'e"e' .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

Al meeting OF the Democratic Association Of Richmond
held on Friday evening" the 9th instant Or. VIM. A. Pat
teSon presiding, The following resolution unanimously
adopted, and ordered to be published
Resolved, That suggest the Democratic county vi
GLANCE Committees TO supply themselves nm early day.
with printed electoral tickets Tor the voters in their counties
in each election district.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

We neglected II state in notice Judge Bsy. speech
before the Democratic Association Friday night, that opr
friend Mr. lsuac T. Watkins who announced a. one of
the speakers for that occaso cheeru way to Judge
B. We hope the Democracy OF Richmond may have, at an
early day, opportunity of hearing Mr. Watkins who
wlelds 30 bright blade in our noble cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT THE AFRICAN
CHTRCH on FRIDAY NIGHT

An address from the Hon. Robert w. r. Hunter
Tn. Democracy Of Richmond viii meet at the African
Cbuh IN Friday evening next the first OF October al hall
t u ,,,r u r. Hunter has accepted invitation and
wij address u.s. The public generally and the De""cracy
nj ,,. surrounding country invited 10 attend Com"
one come an. We bid you welcome.
~ DEMOCRATS or SYDNEY AND okE6oN
AiLI-Tnc Democrats oil the town ot sydney ana oregon
M are requested 10 meet ut the Rapts, Chapel Oregon
H,I MONDAY night the 4h ui October, al - octoch-
several spirited speakers may be expected, aud addresses
VIII BE- delivered.
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FUNTY DOLLARS REV i,T

FOltff DOLLARS REV RID
" HNA"Af h5ou, The first OF January last neg RI hor THOMAS
noG CANS hT.. ion Page Thomas vas hired Al Tho brp,n
hAg 81 me year 10 M John obon Gocchand oJ h, 80.
"m 70 TO o m eohet; then he ha. not been
s'' OIL ihomas - about fee. Inches ll,h Al, mos h,,i
nom tce:h "a year" ct age eInrerca color H. b,.
.ins az M = hclntoes. abou, mile from TN, pisc.
ne ah'ss reward VIII De- paid delivered 20 mo here 10 NJ
S.ri E,r.Y t"a'i' JOS r. WEISlGER.
R,cnrn nnI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

The Democratic State Central COMMITTEE are ie;gt..
~ meet ., the usual place on "Wednesday afternoon s..
9a,t ,r3p ~ A fall meeting IL earnestly req .c.te:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

rh. Washington Union announces the arrival oil patTu
r in Washington and seems alarmed al his advent D.
m- paper aI.n nIoris u.s. that Hal IS openly IN 'e nc "
,he Northwest to arrange their plans &c
Ttbat be true farewell 10 Mr. Franklin Petces chances
for the Presidency Ristnsna }fhig,
The aboys choice selection we maze rom the n't"o''
Wh, Il absolutely chucklcs the prospect mat 't
Union picurcs Of Cen ScprTs trip 10 The West being 70
n.r Win ami brIno 10 his support The free soil vote.
l,u, n; uuun this quite unnecessary IL SIMPLY SHOW,
maj me Richmond Wing would glory IN the election
WlSrIELp ScoTr The Presidency even Il elevated thG
thr ,,k banner of abolition Remember, endtr tna h'
The papcr that praes about the existence Of higher Ia"
in V,ruuia South Side Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

LOTTO

iLOT1CE z.
~ .Ha.'" ~ of rlipLRS FOR TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH
ai ~ Friday, LIST October the train for Washington will
any, ~ " | ~ precisely AT o'clock A. NJ and returning, will
,,vs - eoag Norm will breakfast Milford Depot ard
''I.,s 'H j" Arlington al half pat O'Clock p. NJ 80
~ THOMAS SHARP SUPERINTENDENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

rz,- Tn. psuocratic Meeting advertised Tor to- nigh
Bacon Quartr Branch II postponed unils Saturday
next, IN consequence OF Mr. N'sc' speech 10 h!sh'.
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IjENOCR .lTIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, or NEW HAMPSHIRE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM II. KING. OF ALABAMA.
=. I. J.. { T q X y :.

=. l. r. & T q RS.
lar DsrKE.r- MoEDECi EUbN". 81 Norfolk Cly.
.>r n,srEls. TIMOTHY klN :. OF rrrrr ';rot.c
,nn Dt.rKicr-A HUGHES BILLIARD. OF Henry.
;ru uI> rEr.y-- Nllhh . FlDiEE1i. II P!Hcs flra.i
,ru D,rK:c!-IuIIN GpnDE. il. OF BriiorGi
So" Ia, g.i, ROBERT G. SCOTT, Of Richmond! Guy
: -. it,sTVi,r-IEN!A \ WISE. q! -"tUmac.
go, IsraIrT-ROi.ERr l.. MONTAGUE. ~ Mi!Lrssx
ur,, insurer JAMES BARBOUR. al tm1pepcf
l,,r,, i,,. I,lN RANDOLPH FUCKER, o. FreieltS
n m I,,srrfrr-IEDRGE l. pE\EALE. ~ Rockingham
Iarii Dt,f.n:r--I,MES VI DDWELl Of Boctr,t.
IAN nI,rrtrr-lulIS - FLOYD oi Wa~hmGOu.
iru u, rl.cr MORTIMER II. JOHNSON. al Tayinr
IjrH ll.rU,.r-XEnEklAII klpWEIL, ~ MargG.
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az 10 i,s Guy bur Iurrg dUs FIi,. ul aT- 10 l,.
sit" n"lr ~ Mechanics Merchants Rtrk \.wN...
~ .'tnH ~ Ne" S"In and %! sIu pu l!t. of Nra .
.h'rf vi" receive The ah"Se reward On leaving h"ul III.
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GRAND CONCERT
Il l'.IE' IfNiNLD i-..r, .-IrIr,..

rHaHD CONCERT
- Al TiiE USiNERSALlSr CHURCH.
1ucsdhy Evening, September 2sth.
: MADAME anna WlDEMASA, the ce,cbrnied rrns Don
- IA from tie ROYAL Opera, Paria. ~ 80
:. MONS. GENl BRRL
nc Primo B,ssO III. ROYAL Theatre p,r.
tsh Gy Mr. SFAUbERMANN on the Piano and M biz COSTA on
PR0GRAMME-PaRT
l-Irio. for Piano. Violin AID Vloiiucelo 4,,,,.,
c.,, Mtt,rs S'a''erman, lotnann and Ro..er
~ 49, ''"'' 'e'"T''e'' Ierdi
Al, ,,,, a.. Mr. GenhreI.
'"F"'e'', B,AuI
p,su,.;., M %, Mad. WiIrln,n
~ ." ''''''' D,Hi:.ti.
p,,.,.,. 10, Mr. GcuiDei
II |,o ,r,,; Nessfs De Costa and Siaddernann.
: ~ ' i''''u' Gordlrrona
Mad. Widen mn
Mad wrlen,nnn and Mr. G.n 1aor.i".
Tito. Second Par!
Mia PaGuia ~
aGn,J ,,,s Nr. Gcnib.-
80 ' ''''' ''"i''H"'i:' : Rsss.nt
s,,,.o. Mad Wnisuann
- -''''' Dt,SG-.s
. rI,-,,, Hr. Geuloe
IInlfuJ
scr,,a n,.,., -, NJ. Mad Wdemarn
~ ' nun f"'''A"'; u;, Bcahni
iesrt- TO be ourl the Music Stores ,he r.r,nrnsi -
sns n the Do,g -, F''"e'pa' horts
The Piano l. from the Sore Mr TAYLOR
tI-iplrrr 10 a
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BOSTON, SErT. 21.-AiscgS 'ro'n Inc ilsh'h2 go:
s,,, ,.,3t cru.rrs continue modest American
,rl. The m.ckrrGI fisheries aIc stated 10 have aEs
l--li
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;iICnMO>p ENQUIRE X.
MORNING, SEPTEMBER q, -l7 :" :

Nj
"NJ NORTH. 40 SouTi! No go, EH MaI>rENANCE Or
THE COMMON bond ANp> I'm Pierce.
BROTHERHOOD.
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sr-rhe.e vii be meeting Of The Jefferson Nart ',
lance Committee the Iiltary Hail. over the Oh VI:
hans, on Thursday evening" al hall past seven oc!ocA
y The Democratic COMMITTEE OF Vigilance for Mlr
W,,d uiil meet At tie ShJchuc I'LL Tavern on Wetnr,
evening the 29h ii >cprrn3rr At hill past seven oclOy,