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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

SNARROWs-Buildng Lcts for nnnea.se IN ~,
ment for sse in the central part OF Cnson % a1
.,seous terms Also few Of the choicest villa SITES on me
Island with commanding views Of tho Bay N.Tows sna
city. The purity Of the ~a'er the 1919 ;,y sitb t5s
beauty oftbe surrounding country renders Us Ss 'rac
tive residence. ApPyte s,ISns. H.norer..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
LIGHTE & NEWTON. No p

Avn CsnA consequence OF the increased demand Aad
uiziya,d popularity Of their PlANOFORTES have ex.
tecded their bnsuess, AID are prepared offer
their friends, and those shlng superior instrument
assortment in PLAN and ognamened eAss o. mod.
y ToG Of 20 "a octave Second hand Pianos taken
in exchange. Broadway WarcEeons, No. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

TOR SALE.-Two very valuable plots OF
Il ground in Wilamsburghone having frontage Of 40
feet the other OF go feet-te whole comprising hree
corners and situated in a rapidly mpro ing neghborhood
the nver very ayOraby located for the erection OF
dwelling housef stores C. Price OF the whole soOD tue
Also Money loan. Inquire at NO.l5 Jsy-st Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
-.,p uAyFN CLASSICAL and MATH,

II TNaTICAL sCHOOL.-Number limited 9 txe.Ve-
.v,1sse, second TO none For circulars and f1rhsI IN
s.tSr spply 70 T. IL WILCOX U. 3 school A2eaey'
n s Pfosdsy " Y or to the Principal ct Far Haven,
'PTygRrscEs-he President and Professors Of f1s Coi-
L. = q Benedict Eco, No 70 WGst; Dr. J bolton,
NJ IL F,st Ifthst; Thomas Denny, Esd No Jadacey
Cont: Prof J. j. Owen. D.. No. III West Sd-st: h.
spr-rue & sons No III PeaTst; d 5. Appleton e L,
10 20 Broadway; A Reed. ESQ., No. 2S Faton-st New.
York City. Rev. A. C Denrison, Leiee5ter Rev Len
PACKARD Spencer. Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

DRIvATE LESSONS in SPANISH.-Pro
fessor GORRIN continues to give Private Instruction
In Tie above language ct the rsdesss Of Pss or 81 s
ewn, Ne. Il GhSt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
DITTSTON COAI1The Penn.vlv,n;. ~

PIlISION COAI-The PENNSYLVANIA Coal
Company prepared 20 deliver ~ f,rsiLe, IN ,,v o.,
Of this City Brooklyn ana Wham,barrh t.. any paT
bost' and several yards the VARIOUS sizes Of IL. P.ro,
Ca WINCH superior Anthracite for domestic u,e AMI
MoteE a. tas loot Of Governeurst East River e., -
n0,th sstn.I asHsS.rsh foot of Gold BroSSlyn.
Waist The Coal viii be delivered :, Il gx"sy sna
xo os from the Can. Boats and d r,een,d Stos :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
CHMITT & BRO, Manufacturers of SHOW
Goal.

I ACKAWANNA COAL-The Delaware
land Hudson CsuAl Company receiving orders Tor
Laekawarns Coal clean and good condition for steam
shipping or manufacturing purposes by the cargo smaller
quantity deliverable either Rondout or IN the hssbor Of
New.icIk, from their boats or by carts.
Apply at the Office OF the Company No. 81 wallst, or at
their yards foot of nubert-s corner Of King and Green
wieh-sts; cor Of GoeveEeuT and Fronss NewYork and
IL Furman ST. near IN, foot Of State st. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

Tor SALE-Six three-story HOUSES with
T all tho modern improvements near the 8thev, be-
tween 96h nud 36 hs.s Also three tenant Houses near
the stav Also 100 Lo Ia the upper part OF the city As
one large four story House and Store, the 7thay Also
several good Farms WestcLoster County Apply to j.
TAYLOR. No. as 9TH ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
OAK TREE PLOT. between Upper Nor.
9rbools.

A s. VllLEPLAlr continues TO give in
IA ssruc,on in the f.nsh language nd,crAtare st the
rcsidence Of his pupils bis own Ne - West 2sthsi
nesy Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

4 ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in the
"A best papers other cities and 1t b PALM
Frs Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
CtINGFR,s sEMING MACHINES az did

y FaIR-7Ie extraordinary attention which these Ma
chires have attracted during the Exhibitor OF the Anerc N
TDsue bas b,r noticed by every person who vi, t-d ma
Fair and AhoUg ~ the operation Of tins curious and inse-
cts II sciue witnessed hy thousands and tlonn VINO
looked upon them with wonder very many were unable 70
sf nes Them 90 great tie crowd about them such sc
invited 10 eSeine h,u Of the Principal Once, No -
Broadway where they be seen IN operation Ih'a9
machines used Ivy the principal snoe nidnnc urrrs
.sdrs and cothers throughout me United states I'D
everywhere rer.-ed the wonder Of the AMI me great
lsloT-ssvng rrachine Of the nineteenth century
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
EOR SALE-Twenty acres of Land, situ-

II ated in Newtown l. l., p miles from Willilnsblrgf
Ferries Said land is fronting the Fresh Pond Road ene
adjoining the Village of NinGntye within few yards Of
Willrnsb ureh aud Jamaica Turnpike Road For farther
infnmaiion aprlY 70 GEOROE HuLSr ON the prcnl!sos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
AIR EMANIEL BRANDEIS. Professor

WI Of the Piano Singing, and "AocOmpig ne nent du
Chant IL ready to accept private pupils sad branches
and in Italian reading for singing either IT MS residence or
at that Of the pupils For particulars and reasonable terms
please apply TO 30 10 Bowery from -s d. IL ana 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
OK TwO-STORY and BASEMENT, COL

OK TWO-STORY and BASEMENT, COL
ONADE-FRoNT HOUSES At WLliamsbursh, finished
IN the best wokmanke manner with i've rooms win hre
PLACES four bedrooms with good pantEes marble
rantei grste paIlor hard finished walls throughout
grape vine arbor aud pump yard situate aooat one e
ffu the ferry convenient to stage route Tor SALE on ey
tterrns Of payment Apply JOHN CARiiART, No. lSo
south 6th-st. WiLsnseGrgh.
AJAX TREE PLOT, (between Upper Nor
" rsana and fordham and opposite Belmont NilAscl
Nineteen half and Lots for Sale. Payments
eay. The deed Tor the property contains very valuable
right G.. ffct OF the Harlem Bridge. aud this rght
viii be each purchaser For further Partea
isu apply to I. J. FONDA, No. "a NassausL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
DIANO-FORTES.-The finest assortment of
Hatbiuerp, &1.
HOWE SEWING MACHNEs-TheFirs

HOWE's SEWING MACHINES-Th First
Il and Original Ps,ent-My Machines with recent and
valuable improvements added warranted TO produce
work, particularly on leather IN superior manner 70 any
MACHINES heretofore N use Fox sale az No 0l Broidyy
Hev-Yort, and No 49, Hsnover-st. Boston. CAL AID sec
the Machines AID the work produced. ,
The validity Of tins Patent has been fully sustared and
confirm ed by trial law Boston J-ly asst against sn
orrauzed combustion Of infrl zcs Al sewing lines
nov in (whont authority from sire but alferatons
OF notifications Of ny invention and will be legally pro-
cesded against innngmeris OF the same Al persons
who have iriuFed by using such nschnes OF oaerw Sc
who wish legal exrenses may obtain Licenses under
ny pstenf by applying as above.
The public cautioned sglilst reported " Patent
Straicht Needle Perpendicular Action Sewing Maehine,
such hes been. ever Will be- granted 70
any VrsoB present Patent laws al asseons or
eusierees 10 the contrary notwlrks sninE prosecution
will certainly follow the purchase oi III sacA or any otheE
SPURIOUS Mcchints 49,,
Purchasers Of Patent Rights scr-:inze Your ME DEEDS
as closely as voy world IN buying reel estate See that yol
ono have our: claim title IMPOSED upon You ELiAo
HOWE, j., Original Patentec, No. ~ broidTey'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

ne large tree-story bTick dwelling House and Lot IA
e. No G Yest zisE-s DELIGHTFULLY."- situated opposite tne
Psrt Of the Theological Seminary now m peIec, oIaSr
sis an painted plumbing very full and completes baths,
atfr closets hot furnaces &C. For key and perm 4lon
IN view the house apply ~ JAS " WELLS Esq No loI
sth-ev; on TO WILLIAM HARSELL, NO. 46ChH-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
LXCELSIOR.-Parents Wishing 70 fnd an

IL Institution in which hood order maintained BY real
kindness and rSpd Improvement secured BY thorough in
structicn viii be pleased and served tho Commercial and
.Clsssicsi School, Ne. IS Henry-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
DATTON,s INSTITUTION FOR the EDUCA.

Il TION Of BOYS, No. 90 Greene-st, between Clinton
ard Wave1ley-places-J. ii. PATTON, 4. NJ Principal
The two Derartuents Cole gate and Primary, open
MONDAY Sept G. Pupils -Te prepared foI tue counting
house or for admission any college. Tie number Of
pupils limited Circulars containing further inior aon
nav be obtained az the bookstores C-nb.c's drszgs
store TO- 8C2 Broadway coz. lf;h-st the Institution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Jenny LIND GRAND PIANoS.-S. TOR.

DOFF No II Gfeenest has for sale grand Plao-
foTteS rosewood nchly carved and two PLAIN
substantially but and highly flushed with patent pers
add nch tone viii b sold low Tor cash Second hand
taken IL exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
1 sc. FISCHER, (late NUNS & Fischer.

~ . mSnufsetory and wsTeroon No. 10 Gr-enwich-st
Of Dey-st fAnoFoTtes warranted. with
bGEt and patent tube well calculated for eepng IN tune.
Pane oItt tuned repairtd and exchanged.
N.B-Aso, EOlian Piano F0Ftes for sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

,iera p.oat b. experience add in the coml,p c,,,
clarcd that Pennsylvania would do her tu,y-.a''
doubt that she would cast her vote Tor ple,sa
:, 49,. ,n,,,cr,,lc -. ,rI e, !. ~. oey9n
thcY coa!rni FOR ro.h!ng bG: the principr. - =
The President introduced Mr.. R"g. IL NJ
tyllnd, w:IJ SAID ti:at they had assay boz.
Hall for the true heart OF Democracy 1T i :.
NJ that Pennsylvania LOOKS FOR he sgsiaia,.,,, y
that - 10 come.
Among othcf gentlemen who spoke, va. Gen,
BRIDGE
TIE meeting then sepafated, givin. tlI.c cs
SenItcr-, HE Presii-n; OF ~. ASSOCIATIONS an.
cratic party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07
VIEWS IN ECROP F..
The following is an of letter from distinguish
ed American , a 1890

Tho following is an extract letter from distinguish
ed American: .a- a 1890
n ,,;.,.n, IN Eu-one Ia not dead nor does il even
.n II ia ever yigtiaut and greatly mistaken II lis
day of durable triumph is not fastening lhere Is an u'
ding belief silently but constantly augmenng lhal IN the
r;.nce of human government logic has al lengh Demon
Ted completely the only practical benign form mat
form is the form udciousy adopted BY our ahrts us
marvelousy benhcen working has convinced ana - cum
vncng world of mankind that the NOTION that ap'e,
un, rule by Gods grace that Prestcrally ls lnaioe Is
downright absurdy. In lSiS, new era manifested eil
on The continent although the people were betrayed oy
false promises and false paths and are nov" Tor Inc ue re-
pressed by bayoncts yet the light which mas penetrated IT,
sr INF their minds can be extinGuised All poen-
tales in presence of The increased Intelligence o! s
whom they dnumnae their subjects: feel that the tenure OF
their power precarous in The extreme ana none more 81
han their recognized Chcthe Emperor ni all the kussas
Such is OF things That the hfinS OF shse
muskct the stumbling of horse the breaking down ul :"
ca,age or the puckins of leaf from Tree (as IN l'c)
NAV occasion a general uprising OF the masses
II is believed from indications, that Inc kesto-
ration of the Imperial Throne will be attempted next sun
Iay-the anniversary OF the hir'h OF Na!o'eoh' AZ 1e
nend upon The anv The Usurpcr has been ever ready
mn an ausncous for the c1nsummatlon oil MS am
biton has yet presented itself 10 NM In l:e nam ne
n not popular with the troops The oilces IN ms !heie'
eneavnred excite the cry IN their rescc-
commands rire rmpereu- but except IN one or Two
instances invariably without success As 10 enthusiasm
there is none OF H. :. >,
occur il will be the last in the drama OF reaction lne
eipn of NAPOLEON the second could not! 10 the nature o
things De otherwise than OF short Duration France Is 100
democratic suffer it 10 ENJOY ;s Win the
ebera for the re.establshment Of the Republic But
cannot do just than touch upon ms infesn.
question shall when get home orr my views al gre
len 9TH upon European affairs 10 oio 'e'n'u' 'ousi "
columns OF the "Enqa!rer
ar sb he usual spirit No aiemp; made 10 pro,l the
Emperor Lasia:cou"!s leave Loans 's'!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

-. ,roebed 10 Mr. Vim. H. s.lipgfslIo~ heaa "'.l
for Taliafero and Bto for sample Oh HV' and mos,
safely and truly pronounce, as Oh '"'
icious flavor ;,h IA admitted that II
", : 4; &C.: : ; g.:
~n as they oa "seeu
aet'a.'"@' exclusively for Richmond anu a'Jaee"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07
CUMMbRi'EAI. REC1ais.
wIyOI PRICES CCRREN

THURSDAY, SEPTEngEE l-jl
FLOCR--Nv sales have been made -lnc- III
me Northern market. holders are asking u ].
Demand ana receipts continue very !IsGi.
WHEAr.-A prime article OF White woCl: c0'
cash The market not quite e. ,i:m a on >a.g'
suppl, full.
LlME-Sa!es at 81 from store. ~ this pr
Lim,r can be had the year through /. J ~
TOBACCO The market is active "i'!. no q.
ces -succ on. las, report. y VI MAKI,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

DEMOCRATIC MEETING ON FRIDAY NIGHT
The Democrats Of this city are requested to meet at ih
r,ive,solis, Church on Mayo street, FRIDAY EVENING
ner, 10Th full attendance OF the party
!, reones,ed BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
. 4 OF THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07
t:.t;iiExL ,fGiit> ~
PORr or RICHMOND. SEPrENGEi
tIgsItII

PORT or RitHM DND. SEPTEMBER
ARRIVED
Scnr Ellen GoldsaDrcugh. Stevens, Bll!imDT.
Schr Columbus, Hes Pniiiclphia
Schr Mobile, wis, Have" De Grace
Schr Chimney 81. j hnS, 3r:t3:i ALBANY.
Schr Tans Drpcw, BaliO-i, Albany.
Schr Aida, Diln"v. NV YORK
Schr S;eghen Ii"tch,i>- Nunssn New lo,.
Schr 4 l.. Mys-s, Wicks, N"w York
Schr A'iutrc, ilawkin. New York
Steamer Rr!vi;"r-, Clifford Baltimore.
Steamer itn,Go%c, Parti-n. Ncw YY;S
SAILED,
Scaf Otiana Cray Puit W,!tnaI
Schr Ann, Smi'n, pmIit-tphii.
>chr Mary ID. Scuti -. PHILADELPHIA
Srhr S1rd,u,, - E.,,,r.isg>hrrc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07
Arrival OE MADAME SOME

New YORK, Scpt. 6.-Tni- distinguished =
in thls c!,y Last nish!. i large crowt w,ga -.
unar: where TIC steamer landed and gave ha.s
friencly srr,,in. 20 the shores q Ame:tsa. !. j..
was presented 10 her, N which She r1as 10 b.
Union Place Hotel
Hrr first concerts will be given at N.'!o9 q
the l5th ind 1914 insf- 4 2rsLd serrnlGs in i.
hundred musicians will take par, will hc -i.eH "
tag on Friday evening ICXt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

MORE ATTRACTION are requested :" sI" NO r'n n
n.,,nent and Fancy Ball will take place al '"' ~"
,,sr Springs on Thursday next, the s'' INST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

Gov johnson Of Va. has appointed the frs;
November 10 fl! the vacancy in Congress IN inc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

PI-7ssURsH. Sept IA large Democratic Mass Meeting
held the American Hotel which addressed BIZ
Senators Houston and Shields. Much enthusiasm was
manifested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

~ great pressure Of advertisements coipe'' Us y
,oro several u,ices Intended for this days paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

,haty
Ara meeting OF the Democrats of Henrico, held al le
it.cnanr 4Srns, E, Robinson Jr was
called the Chair, and Thos Ritchie Jr appointed
Secretary.
On motion committee OF five appointed 10 draw up
resolutions for the action Of the meeting.
The Chair appointed Messrs. D. w Haxall T. Richie
Jr r. f. Loron Daniel E Gardiner and DR.. Jno ~ Pow
ell said committee who after retiring for short time brought
ls Resolved That the county Henrco Is and Of right
ought be- Democratic and that will all and every
honorable means 10 III tie IL
I'd. Resolved Thu, committee OF six from each magi5.
eria district be appointed procure speakers and collect
".
3d. Resolved, That in the nomination of Franklin Pierce,
we find man. whose honor has been unmpugned, whose
patriotism has been unmpeached whose raOr stands unn
paired whose fidelity the Constitution aud TO the South
is best attested by his and deeds in public life
The chair then appointed from the st district under the
second resolution Messrs Henry Cox Charles McCoul,
James H. Aiken Thomas West, John Garter and +. a.
Mayo.
For the "a disttic-Mesrs Thomas J. sratke Joseph R
Roanc Mr. Wells John b. Brown, John Nctes and John
H. Parkhill.
For The 81 distrct-B F. Prenss, s. &. Wadrop, Abra.
ham Blackburn, Robert S. Gllzebrook, n. +. Bo~e aud
John B. Young.
For the 4h ds,rict-D w. Haxa! S. CorelI Jr., Walter
Leake Richard Reins Robert Courtney and Gustasus Jar
Wis.
On motion Of M Reins, the proceedings ordered 10
be published the Enquirer and Examiner. On motion the
meeting adjourned. 4. ROBiNSON a., Chm n
Thomas RlTcHIE, JR, Sec'rv.
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SITUATION As 4 TE,tHER WAHi...

A YOUNG LADY. who ha> had se'cFai s'i'ssAt :. b
"A ing wishes 10 procure situation " piIsa;e 'A
assistant schoo. Q! srE:in4F. She !. w. ~
all .ne branches CT tho.pu.. En..:sh eGLta ~" .
b. given. Address he Post ,MAS's' -
wanna county.Fa.
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Latest NEWS BY THE TEIpa
Photographed f.: ,!:e Richmond


LATER FROM THt. HUDSON RIVER =.
SArGgE-IE-, Ng,s va.
rnc following persons, 81! .. Rchnya: r.,
were lnlGrc! BY The explosion on boar! ,la 2.,,
to-day: Thomas J. Barnes. Hugh kli.yg u
Camilla Andrews, ts'ep.IaughIrrs .! Vi: .tI.i',
II. Smell.
rnus ia The prime II manhood and r !.
youth and beauty, haze !he-. p,g-Jas been ia,
nllv. Melancholy, nse.i, i :h's ln'ri!Iyenr. !.
t.nts o! Rirllmont, BY whom liz, deceased 49,.
r. respected and beloved
Tie cJr"ners inquest i now being tel. rr,.
III. persons billed oy tne explosion IN boar, =, :.
Tn. ucc!isnt wa- cnus,i BY detect in H.. ,.....
NJ Hugh R.!egh made ms vi. -ays!. 5e3..
btqu-athl". ms rsia'e 10 relatives 4. R!canys,
ARRIVAL or THE ANC~ -FOuR nv.
FRJil EUROPE D'ls
NEW YoEK, Sep, 6-I,c steamship Ar,
ni.,!t. She s:nss 10 passengers among :
l@Dfnted Madame S"n'a2.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS Cotton va,
hut prices were i!rTEy main:alrct. SAB. a..
vious L. the sailing Il HE s'5.iuer !, gG0
The weather was favorable !rr crops. an: r.,
! c!inrd 81, "hra; -, ana Corn 81. PIosl...a. w,
| Dc 'ln!ng IN Pr're.
Observation-Disclosures: meets on n. In,
Der Il was reported thai Lord C1nrin. y MA j.
rd Foreign Secretary anu Lord Maae..sfy
Paris
The London capitalists nave hai under con.
ptDiec, Tor a ship canal across Nicaragua, N! /.
same lmprac,icabl".
Tn, Liverpool Chamber Of Comm,rcc. n H..
adopted u resolution recommending tfai the
United states should u uS>or,, 90 bo1,! he.
FRANCE.-At ilirs in France w1Ie .q.iy.
was ru.uOret thar "A cummcgcl2i treaty A.lN /.
beer! concluded.
SPAIN-Tac Spanish war steamer vo.c..
sunk while Of. Il cru!-e on IN" coast.
Two steamers We're about being added = !.
semi. monthly between Cat1 ani Cuba
Shipments i, Op0Eio were alm9s. cn'ire.,
consequence IT m rNprc'". reduction %. exp T..
NazzInl- mo'h.7 i dad.
: HOLLAND AND JAPAN -.!io!t-4 hls tens.
vices 10 ut in n am!cao!e airsugeu,n, Helw,.-
States ana Japan. \ belle; H'eSag: 10 Il ....
Emperor Of Japan would be willing 70 Hrg5r.,c
moiorc Perry This movement "i.l have IN ag.
in. upon the success Il The expedition -nc.
nave heretofore teen the sole recipients .! Japr,
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~ AR


MARRIED. 90 Tuesday. August -itU. ny he Rev "
Mr G. A. MAYO pt RicumunG, 10 Miss Am NAKA
Thomas liu rari E-,j.. at Cari BE-! county. "a.
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RICHMUND ENutiIRER.


40 NORTH NJ SOUTH, No EaaE snr' 1MalNTENANCE or
THE CONSTITUTION ~, RI lie DEVOTION TO HE ooa
TIE COMMON BOND AMP III Pirrce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

NEW YORK. sep. 6.-The total number i:
the exclusion OF the boiler OF the steamer !trG
Messts Coyrr an! others, owners, a"t tn O:
Henry Clay, have been admitted 10 BAL IN t
& u 100 rnrh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

>uw HESITATE BETWEEN ENTENDiNso W. =. RI, =,
ROD OF RESIDENCE pErnkE TTiiE hT,TS OF
c6SGRESS on THE sIlRJECT-!Mf MIND INCLINE" =
TIE LATTCR-lScorr IN l>il :.
The above sentiment is SccTT's We have seen III nS
avn wuI,oc aver his Ed PhiGGspt'a He
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- The Democratic Committee o! 'is' " =, -,
~ h Sh,ckoe Hill Tuvern on Tnesda?
sovsnth of September, al halt past seven c'oeh
!, fplI attendance is requested. ~,
;, rr-I arkin ~ Glazebrcok. Marx Do"ney, n" ~
, ,, SI,.l,on G. Davis, Paul kirHbrongh urolEe
VI VI nd H.nry Miller Rubt Scott, IT., Sam p.no'
,n H,onn VIM " Snead, VIM r Sims, Jno Niasu''
, RaIoarnin John Hucher, Marccius o,aiA r.
Henry Kraebie Edward Fnney George " DlooA I ui
VII: Thos NJ c(ouk 6 L.nge, DicRlhsoN' J"s r,
~, n,r Dclapane, Rob, Nlgiesworth, Joseph ~
rsn,n.y ] p Wren, John kloeber, Richaro .hoors' -
~ w. Edward Mccarthy ~m Harrison, Rsenae n Les
iex S,rrjn. Hiram Bragg. John = hciy, Dais v 800
:t,ea y Ennss w w TmbeIlakc, I Wicket Cfa~-
ia9S Itn appleyard John Qua!les Martin iipscolho
rI.,.dY Cannon Geo Clutter W StaTke, mlihh u
EI,, r 4 Lacy W Hill, John NJ Gillespie l C"ut'-
ssn l. Wrleswouh VIM Gray, Edward bass, ana i1rn'
yr Van hufeh. -ss-
;T-The Democratic Yi2l.nce Committee Tor Jefferson
haT i'll meet Military Hail. over The od Market riIus
Wednesday evening The 9Th lnsi NJ hapast seven 'o"
mi attendance j. desired The following gentlemen com
nose the committee: Richard 0. Haskins, james n rom
,exter John p Taley Timothy c. Burns, Charles fi,
Rh,1d "a JACKSON John Has George E. Sadlcr Robert
u shelton John H. Freeman VIM ). Wood, y: d; mr.
Alexander Craig A. VI. Davis, Jumes Mcdowell Cnates L.
Enosh n Ezekiel James Collins, John A. Lacy mailman
ie Daniels. Orange Bennett Henry T. Morris t'eo,Ge "
ANDERSON John H. Grenner James Moore Sephen l. Ia-
son Michael Purcell Frank Lewis John H. blanKenshIp
Isanc Schriyer Carter Bethel Sas j. Johnson, '" y: FL
Iinp1on A. d. Sims, James Dove Mlcaah hargu''' ohas
y LANGLEY John a. Wilkinson, Thomas Lamoerl, JOSEPH
Jackson Charles Milspaugh Ihos Pembrrioa rnanue'
strauss VIM NJ Sutton, Nm. y. adams YIN. VI. Dauc'
Smell F. P Joseph, Charles Mhock, Que, ,: hus', ~
anteotri Ro j. Higgins, W. FIeishmann, tadlora ban
ransh;n Edward Amid Samuel South, Allen Nunnaly, Der
nsrj O'NriIl r F. Matthews and Hugh Hagan
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