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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AID SEMl.WEEkLs,
RY WILLIAM f. g. THOMAS NlICa1R''
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Il ~ eight
n.y Papcr seven dollars pr annum ana al @ r m. semi
,aken shorter period han one !I for SIX months
Weekly five dollars per m se ONT BY mall post
or dollars perd n9n m ~ emitted per mall IN good and
,as0s Bank EaSIs % sg ns
paid s &c rs wf,sr iS o of
q OF any busnsss which operriSiNS "p'"
n.,,y iEESoT1RER:-Fr TEN lines or less frat in
THE -, syery succeeding insertion twonty five Gents
s.rsion my week twice week three timesa week. thirty
ven and hall cents ,par. co. h;r,, ,,o, m il
for nd engh-cxcep l"it rl
M. charged 0dollas included
IN THE SEMwEEkLi-For TR' limos, or less hrs iHscto'
ME. for each continuance 80 ceiss.
r rom distance bs accompanied with the advance pay
,,;sG,c,cry references. 10 insure execution.
W aries and tributes of rspect exceeding eight nes are
Xii Osires and Mariag the country whenever IN
hand writing is unknown must be authencaeH oy M
the nighborhood or they wall IN o
% he published Every hat has been taken snl
ps,oas quzzcs has proved eoors unavains we mus
ore insist, such case upon being ee
g.. by the ,s' on the back OF the seteT
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ne afflicted they forget anoduced cures 100 numerous
aad 100 remarkable be forgotten. ,,:.
Wae fraud the public Istcnd that any one meucie
Hhmalby eure-s there is ABUNDANT proof that inc ChkK
ELECTORAL does only generathns but almost nVaflao,
i'u!e' The maadies for which it is emplged. NJ,
Aslme makes wider andbeer known, TINS meoiCic
Pas ssduay become the best rancof the afflicted from lhs oe
la the American peasant, the places Of European kngg
aurhou this entire country evay State city, snG indeed al
hamlet contains CHEKR PEcronAL known as the
diseases the noat Lungs and
en is coming be extensively used by their most
-cen Physicians In Great BrIn France, and Germany,
medical sciences have reaed their highest perfecon
E:aRr introduced and the AmsP
Hospitals House, Public institutions, and in domestic pac.
the remedy their acnd Physicians employ for
affections Of The lngs Also In mder
G children SAFE pleasant AMI edcctua 10 cure In fact
the most fatterng tesmonias receive have been from
ns who avo found ccacious In particularly neaeu
y childhood.
CHERRY practical Chemist! qn5
w under viii mvariaoe accuracy anu
' and projected by aIIom counterfeits, conse
se,h,y can be relied on as genuine Observation-Disclosures
We have enArayorcd furnish the mmunity WIN medf
M Of such intrinsic superiority and worth should Use
heir confdencea remedy safe speedy ana enee'ua
h this repeated and countless tla proved itse 70 DC
80 by great in preparing with themlca
oIm strength afford Physeiansa new aEnt on which e ca
~ Tor the best and the afflicted with aremedy tha VIII u
III .them all that medicine do.
- Prapar-dand soldby j. c. AVER, Prcal and Anayuca
ens Lowell Massachusetts. ard sold Wholesale and retail II
Ell SSeinond by PURCELL LADD s CO., ndPEYTOS JOHN
N and by the Druggists retail throughouthe State
III hrch l2-cw3m
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ruIRrY-sEC0ND CoNGKEss--lsrs SESSION.
TUESDAY, JUNE s, 1857.
.fs - or

NJ uun,c nrcxened the resolutions OF the General Az
senby of Virginia. urging eron Congress- the Justice ana
juprety o such legislation as VIII project anu pIsct'c e
Wheeling bridge.
Also the resolutions Of the same respecting the pay and
amolument5 due the petersburg Vo!uh'Gefs lo "
ring the war Of 1852
Mr. Stockton presented several petitions in favor Of
modification OF the tariff.
ress recently held In hi. city, in favor OF Tho passage OF
M Seward submitted resolution directing an inquiry
INTO the propey Of purchasing Catns collection oi noiah
portraits and scenes. Laid over.
After debate on several Intellectual motions 10 lake up par
ocular bills the Senate went into Executive session.
House OF REPrEsgSTATIvEs.-Mr. McC0ikie prcaented
series OF loint resolutions passed BY the legislature oi
Ianrna; which, on his motion, appropriately dis
1oscd oi NIr. McC also moved for leave for the Commit
lee of Why's and Means report back the Ca3fa n,
dill for immediate action upon IT, but ooectioh oein.
made Leave was not granted In the course OF The days
nroceedjncs Mr. Marshall Of Caiionia made three or ioGf
rls 10 induce The House tn take up this b ou in VAIN
Mr Bissc have the bill granting lands Tor
The benefit Of the INDECENT insane TO the several STATES maae
special order; but the unanimous consent u te ious
cno required he was permitted 10 make tnat motion
Ihn bill. making appropriations for the construction Vi
roads in tho Territory Of Minnesota was read Tie hlrd Time
and passed. pL,;
Lands with an adverse recommendation, q bill granting
lands lin the aggregate ytwo millions OF acfcs) 10 c
several States Territories and the District OF Coumoa III
aid o the construction of railroads and for school purposes
and moving put its passage Mr. D. addressed tue
House in its favor until The termination gi ne morn m
and uassed the bill refund to the State OF lndann io the
use Of the Indiana State University lands TO cover deh'
cheney in grant made by Congress in 1916
The House then went into Committee OF the "ho'e on
the state OF the Union (Mr. Richardson in tle Cfair) "na
Mr. Clark concluded his speech in favor oi Inc Iowa ran
rnad Iand-donating bill, commenced some days ago-he
oJian general appropriation bill being nominal
iy under consideration ,
Mr. Morchcad having obtained the foDr the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
<esS--------
BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 9.-SaIes Of 700 bbls
FLouR at 81 l2 TO 4, ,l5. GRAlS steady.
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pi,0WS: FLOWS PLOWsi

Va have jus, completed TWO new p!oVs upon tne
w Cuff Brace prnrit., especially acap'eu 70 Nm
.ummel luIow-one for three aud the Other Tor one
,crsc Farmers heavy coats Of clover anu weeds ~
o,r anI WHO want piow will choke or clog would o.
rive rail- believing we do that mere Is no r"m 70
tr 10 the above purpose. those offer at TINS e 10 ne
,uc They been red BY the hest anu p!oo
suleor hing OF the kind now in use we are ua!
our already large Of Harrows Couters CutNaels &c
p most OF which this spring made great
aeieva offer nucemen. and greater vaIe'y '
inv c;he this Stae that deals exclusively IN u
o p and ss We conue ourseve, he particular bch hs
farmer NAV sssu keep with all the new Improve
@ hat are thought valuable very large stock OF Castings al
hart.
NJ ,i .,raro GEO. WATT & co.
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To the Editors Of the Wig:
PowHATAN HOUSE, June 9, 1852.
In your yesterdays paper you say that the first for
Gen Pierce the 35h ba1 the suggestion Of ar
White of Hanover Jealous defender Of Governor Johnson
IL BY this, you mean TO say that approved OF the action
OF the Governor in committing the punishment of Hatcher
sale and transportation beyond the limits 81 tie United
States, you are lahoring under Misrepresentation
While believe that the Governor, in committing the
punishment OF the slavc, influenced by The purest mo-
vrs n.ccrdancc win wh, he helcv I'd 10 be
the dictates Of mercy ami humanity yet disscntcd from
his action and from the doctrines expressed by him in his
message OF the llth o May 10 the Legislature, as under
stood them
will take his opportunity, however, 10 express my salts
faction and the legal views Of the Governors
anaory message of the 18Th Of May, except 80 Tar as
10 approve of the communication OF the punishment Of
the said slave.
In Justice TO me- hope you will publish this in your
paper Respectfully, CHAStAlN Will iE
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WiIE:NT TIIKESHlN NJ MACHINES.

F.A
F hecriber would call the attention OF Farmers 10 new
Hare pnwer (for driving Wheat Treshers which he has Ins
5-;;r and adapted his approsd ana popular Drum l ~
| Power nc thinks superior an thing in This line ever ol
s! virginia combining great npty OF execution with less
IT, &C; ON oi repair preventing .ha
ses to o:er variety OF uhes when
yud call the attention Of the community 10 his Horse rover
asilv drawn by six horsei which has been fully tested
found to be very valuable where w'er power not
r N accommodation o. persons who find inconVenlent 10
n NV es,abshment. lie Old Church. fianoyer2
located one machines at he Pow Factory os
public These gentlemen have appointed my eeens 70
selling aud receiving orders far thess p Oscn
addressed Them Richmond or TO M Al vi" ehu'e" " ~
Hanover. will with prompt attcnuua. rouN usw
N.y H1-cYiA oot, 1'rN ~
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SEA BATHING.
cUTSAPEakE HALL HAMPTON. VA


r,.ed Immediately on The waters edge and commands
,vc and splendid view Of the Bay Hampton Roads, James
Rs and the surrounding country II will be opened on Tuesday
lane m and the ponrcor pledges hine make every erl
stay visitors pleasant and agreebe and taxes the ber
r for his ability disposition please those who ha We
.re selected Cheasapeake IIa for their Summer reteat
Is .anisscs bathing surpassed by any other water
,e- .la-c and the clin ie ia pgnverbIl tor health.
III. waci pare the mountain stream The Bathing Houses
arr9rcl oT Iie Shower Cold Baths. ]. is hoped that oil
.h, nf!y vi:i. the '.IEali' may BE pleased
Boa. rsns T4cke readiness for visitors Parties can
be ied with Dinnes Snacks Facilities are constantly al
, ,as. and Old Point by Of Carriages Steam
Bats Sail Boats.
Bard per day. 81 -
Bard I'-t week ~ "
8,ari =: meath. 81 r1 per day.
W cha,-c guests or Bathing ,.xps
80 Rch.aond Wig and Dis?G,ch AMI Washington ulon aho
il.lsc Weeky3 weeks juno t-Cfl
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REMOVAL

HArDLEY JOHNSTON have removed TO the recently
~ cuped Mssrs GAY, MATHsws Co.. No Ids Eagle Square
y they receiving and opening large and handsome
.s Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goo which they invite The
attention Of their former paons and The public generally
To TIE PATRONS OF THE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, MA.
TIIEWS * CO., AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
a-!n- situa, Salesman the Dry Goods Store OF
ye.:ts DUDLEY JOHNSTON 10 Messs GAY MATHEWS
RESPECTFULLY rhs Of The
in whose employ have spent several the
desirable stock of staple and fancy Dry Goods just
opcned by them, feeling warranted in assuring them
. amy new position, aided by The accommodating and liberal
i M employers shall be alb render them the amnlss
.s,isf,cl. n WILLIAM C. FERGUSON.
5--c
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1cI,E J7R GINA INVENTION.

THE
SIRS r CARTERS ABDoMlNhL AND PEKiNEALs 3 81 c
NPoRTER relief and cure Pr"apsus u.e @ 10 n
cl by some emlnen Physicians anu mas
Of The most valuable Isumeas OF the kind now eSa
REFERENCES Francis H. Striking, ~ D. Staunon va; Pro.
B.o.r NJ D. s. Louis, Mo-; Robs Sears NJ;
ID, + Settle. Wa Deathcragt Flint i happahaH"VI NJ n
60 Va J,rksnn n D. Woodstock, Va; J. J.. iough, NJ p
Keney NJ d. Washington Rapntannock Co.. va 1nnn !, ~
F,mn VI H. Col keyser, Iuray hge Coz Nm >. Asof; @ w "
D. Ami,vie Va. DR.. Sanders. Occoqnn frhce "ina, oo
ADIE d CRY Agents, Richmond, Va
The (,cen for the Paente) will sell the right OF any
or Incorporated city own ,ha! has not oeen sou
As iotra,c paid, Slate Mills, RapahannoGs Coun;
A-cur =
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T lRsr,u'e rays the expense. the State de for
I .csainc fuel lights medical attendance books stationery and
rfa and ccnsisrs thsreoflhe required 10 teach two
Ale, graduation The expenseot the State Cade,o himself
w -,m $50 $50 pc: accolling TO circumstances
,ca;Sns be received o Pay Cadets The expenses
as .s.hrng - , e =, =. - -,
freedom from bodilydiscase indrmty. Term
aimsion not than two. than Ave years.
Ire testimonials the State Cadet APPLICANT should state that he
.uaabe 10 pay his own expenses.
Tr Superintendent prepared 10 mike engagements Tor teachers
~: :ae graduating class OF this year : -
80 FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent Virginia Military Institute.
~ Papers published disucts, will confer favor
mar reader, by giving notice ofthe va0ncy
.t.-.A .styt,
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Ayers CHERRYPECTORAh mo,
OR THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. IOAkSE NESS; bhoN
SfOOPlNG Cough,

AND COSSuMrIoN.
MANY yearsoiirial, instead OF impaltng the
W public confidence in this medicife, has
Won iCs taG appreciation and notorleu by lar
sM.salns the most sanguine expectations oil
Us 'iithts. Nothing but its intrinsicVIrtnes
sac Inc unnis,akable benefit conferred on
@olsands OF sufferers, could originte and
h!:n'an the repu,a,ionl II enjoys. While many
iinis'or remedies thrus, upon the community,
ave failed and been discarded, this hs gain.
90 Ir.snls by very trial cnnGerrrH haefIts on
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HosroS juno sInlelignce has been received mere ol
the death OF Frederick Hail. only son OF the
ersl He died last night after brief Illness at Andove IN
;his State His father being appsed of his son extreme
illness left Washington Saturday last and eacnea A"Eo
yer only in time witness his last hours on ea lns
dca Of this young peculiarly affecting TO his parents
as he was an only son.
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CHOLERA AT TIE WEST.
MAvsvllE, KY, Jusr The cholera has broken out ~
,h ni.ee MANY persons have been attacked and ,went!
have died since Saturday.
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ATTORNE At LAW
WAsnINoToN City, D. C
ssvcrn Courts OF tie District of Columbia
Any pertinent his professor which may be enTus
sJro his vii n Get with rromp attention Hereers TO
Gen. JSo NJ McCALLA, (Washlnetoh,D Y.
MILLER Esq,
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT-Wo are panied 10 learn
that Dir. Andrew b. Armstrong Of Louisa county, vas
thrown from his horse in his yard he was III the act
of leaving for Richmond Monday, May 3ls, and his
skull badly ractuedfrom the effect of which, hr died
the following Thursday morning, leaving aiectionne
wife and five children 10 benloan their rreparabe loss Mr.
A. pious and elriCt member of the Baptist Church
and useful member Of the community in which he lived
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GENERAL. PIERCE ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION
II stated in the Northern rapors that General feics
ha, expressed several personal friends his
to accept the nomination OF President conferred upon nun
bv The Democratic National Convention.
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

We take great pleasure in publishing tho following Just
tribute mine host of the American from OF his late
boarder The Rgners oil gentlemen who know lchats
rha as nearly all of legsa do and who justly
appreciate Smiths unsurpassed cuisine We glad hear
tina, he meeting with that encouragement which his nrban
iy, genemany department and cneavors please
deserve.
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TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGI INA

d,
NAVES SHoES-HoME MADE.-Several wealthy farmer
having examined our Slaves Plantation Brose and left thet
ior winter supply induce to advertise that VIC are
@ contract for number of pairs suitable for plantation
and very superior Orders addressed TO US will meet witt
'.,aPt attention
~ an Of which are offered at the lowest rates.
~ssn I-eeow6m PEMBERTOS Il BRO, Richmond, Va.
rn NEW HORSE POWEk.
~ prepared furnish for the coming harvest newly in.
as Horse Power combining many advantages al por.
en- haehnsszes from eight horses with 1hresh.
JsssSe viii be furnished at shor notice
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WHIGs "COMING DOWN p'

The Boston Courier of the sounctsst and ablest
whig journals in the country, gires up the 'Ohg game II
General Scott s nominated against General Pierce in the
following emphatic terms Our readers can Judge Tor then-
selves whether the renledy-he nomination of Mr. Webster
which the Courier suggests for The whg predicamen, will
not II il be tried turn rather than the
disease The desperation of the Courers Views Of the
mas be inferred from its declaration that Mr. Webster, If
nominated will carry Ns,0 Hampshire against General
PIERCE When be brought TO such sayings as that
they must be in bad way.
Be this it may be- the confessions of the Courier as to
the inevitably sectional character which the canvass for Gen.
era assume and Of its utter hopeessnesso OF sue
cess, will be interesting TO readers:
"The political prospect has far cleared up ns &c
enable this: if Mr.. Webster Is not the next Pres
dent of the United States General Pierce will be- We ho
deonsraole that in the position taken by the de-
mocrutc party no candidate but Mr. Webster possibly
prevail against them. General Pierce is uncquvocay
Union man. aud he will receive the support OF the whole
Union party the South unless his competitor be tho
rouahy sound In national pocS-an avowcd and nnequv
nrnisnd hn, such candidate be found in CO" Scott
who has nothing and said nothing which can give any
reasonable what he msans and what ne be
ieyes-how he e or how he will actin relation 10 this
matter The South do not ruat him and will not support
him; any in his senees believe ihat the wings
ure able elect their candidates without luy party sup
port in every quarter OF The Uniohf -. -. =,
"lhe wlgs therefore, 10 hc SUCCESSFUL must pu' tor"au
their whole strength for they must no longer count upon
be possibility OF schsm in the ranks OF their opponents
The d,mocrnc party has candidate who VIII hni'e
The party North and South In his behalf Cen SGe' him G
therefore instead of Mr. Webster, would be 10 nfo" auS
rher n the outset"
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THE NOMINATIONS in ST. LOUIS
Sr Louis June G-The news OF The nominations Pierce
Kim. received here yesterday evening, and caused
much rejoicing Sauies fired in various quarters of
,ho ri in honor of the nominations
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We respectfully decline publishing the proceedings Of the
ncciiug in Henrico. Had i, confined its action The
matters for which il convened VIC should have pub
ed the proceedings but when public meetings 90 OF
their way make uncalcdor attacks upon The press
own sercspect will forbid lending columns 10 cir
cur thon,
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The IN Y Commercial" (Whicjbelievcs that the nomi
nation of Pierce md King will be responded by the rank
and file of the Democratic party. The unanimi,y with
which il made it says shows plainly that llr. Pierce
unobIeconabe each section and the Democrats ue
not the men bolt from nomination of such character.
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RICHMOND, Juyg7, 1885,

1tIIHaUNU
Dear sir: Permit The undersigned, majority Of whom
have passed the winter under your roof y0u their
sincere thanks for Tho kindness and attention with which
you have uniformly treated u.s. and for the comfort
have enjoyed under your admirable management the pro-
prie!or of the American Hotel.
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DIED.

on IN, 2gh April. 1857 By the Rey Mr. Lear NJ: u
mn III ~ 10 Ma ANN NJ FISHER, all Of New Kant county
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To J. MlLDEDERoEn SMITH, Esq, Proprietor of American
Ert
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


| THE FIRST "ROORBACk" OF THE CAMPAIGN.
The following paragraphs which we copy from the Penn.
sylvanan give US specimen of the ridiculous and con-
tempbe fasehoods which OF the opponents OF Gen
Pierce have already begun TO resort:
IA LIE NAILEp--The Ledger of yesterday morning. pub
shes the following base fabrication in lis advertising col
umns:
ITO Youn Txsrs Gen Franklin Pierce the dem
ocratic OF New HAMPSHIRE State which has al
had clause in its constitution dlsqualfyng Catholics IRON
tho dsquang clause but democratic majority of $50 agans
o S H S her voters SG fSc
at is NOT TRUE that democratic majority of e0Ol
votes cast against the resembling Of the clause
excluding the Catholics of New Hampshire from public
office.
"At the election at which the attempt made 10 OK
punge the excluding clause party question; but
well known all who acquainted with the mlnuis
of the late constitutional contest in Now Hampshire that
great body of the Wing party voted against the rights OF
The Catholics.
at is NOT TRUE ha, General Pierce in favor OF re-
tanning hateful clause in the constitution OF his native
State No. he too good Democrat for that's his liberal
while member Of the New Hampshire Constitutional Con-
vention maintain the rights of Catholics and the base
heart that could conceive the ashood uttered by the wick
ed raducer of the gallant Pierce through the columns OF
neutral print would hesitate soop perform the most
nggardIy General Pierce is Democrat and his De-
mocacy makes him liberal TO ALL allowing every man 10
ship God plsases under hie vine and gtree
none daring TO modest or make him afraid.
1t we'll known fact that General Pierce f the chair
os Constitutional Convention Of New Hampshrc to deper
,peseh against the disability clause in question, which, on
his appeal and in conformity TO the universal Democratic
sentiment Of the State and of tho country, was excluded
from The new constitution which the convention submitted
10 the people.
Blu; this falsehood s etiecuay slsnced by the Washing
Repbi the official organ of the present Whg admins
a,ion In their Issue of Wednesday the editors say
The allegation that the of MIR. Pierce In the late
New Hampshire Convention is open 10 any just exception
on the ground Of his mantesng any religious intolerance is
utterly unfounded We have referred the proceedings OF
the Convention and find nothing that indicates any other
sentiment than entirely in harmony with religious Tree
DOM MIR. PIERcs opposed the recognition of any
political differences among the various eecs Of Christians
we shall surprised learn that he has nj any
time the Convention OF IT, exhibited any bgory or
points of faith conscience
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on to The skirts OF Gov Jons1ns tail uH,il after the
Presidential eeclion-and if they should In the nie,
make any impression BY holding Indignation meetings hcy,
OF course, will De willing TO compensate their rothy hrrt
ren, the wings OF Richmond city, for their pains. The de-
mocracy should remember where all this barking ana bow
wowins orienated-in Richmond city the hot bei oil de-
tunct whiggeY from whence all political sub;erngcs
rally emanatc Let The Wings held their Indignation meeting
and read their preamble and resolutions aloud in the open
within hearing only Of those who adopted them, but lei De-
noc!as beware Of Wh. demag goguaism and 'ncs catch
birds rs nysrv SpEf,TSr0R In
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

VTSGINlA MILITAEf INSTITuTE.m -
,,JE BOARD of Visitors Virgda Military Institute will
~ r a,h June next make appointments Cadets. ap
,n. mus, addressed post pail the Superintendent Va
s for state Cadets will onhe following Senatorial Dis.
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SAUTE IN H9NqR On 9E PlERGE II REd ASp 81 pS klSSG, l6SS,us
,;n M - Mrs.,s Pierce and King display Of fireworks
and an lumination &c. OF the Times building also took
aace this evening
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RECEPTION OF THE NOMINATIONS IN THE


CISC1SSATI June THE democratic nominations seem
IN give general satifacton tho party here salute Of 81
ouis fired, in honor Saturday night The Enquirer
he ticket excellent.
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ARISIED

BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 9.-Sales oil 'oo Dds
FLouR at 81 l2 TO 4, ,l5. GRAis steady.