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almost common the outragcs against proprety ana
good taste eynccdby otherwise yell dressed gentle
who affect the fashionable side of Broadway. This lie
froo xperisnce rather than wish to Offend and
advice who wish avoid thi, nnples SAINT position
par0niae tie establishment of Messrs KNOX JAMES,
Broadway and Spring street. Their stock
is extensive nd prices reasonable.
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Observation-Disclosures of superior QunIIty nre

taken daily for the low price OF fifty cents and upwards
and warranted to be taken in those
palaces Broadway the rooms Of A. X. ZUKY, 400
Broadway. Mr.. H. Isl Hungarian exile and solicits thu
the citizens Now York Perfect satisfaction
given pay required Give him trial
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Dagacrr.otyns Uars.--HsfEerty Il Leash

slnG tler beautiful drab benyer and peari felt hats Mt
tlo usual low prices Of 50 and 81 and In addition giving
each customer his Ike 10 h hat free Of charge They
TIE only matters IA tho United Satcs who do this
EAFFIHlY LfhSE, N Chatham street, opposite Cham
bors and on the corner Of Chatham and Pearl
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loom No 39 Broadway has been pronounced Of the
most arranged daguerrean galleries in this
try Europe. The reception, dressing and operating
all foor feature peculiar to this esab
smcnt and furnished with every requisite for the
visters we'll for the produc Of
cas pictures. The old gallery of Broadway AND
Fulton streets, will remain open usual
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assortment, suitable for travelling, lounging.
country and hslng-lack wtte, pearl and color
him and low stout brm and pabe ut prices 10 suit
everyb,dy WAhNuCKs, Hatters, No. 2b Broadway
IryiEg House.
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Tho rxnoY yot.-.vhc .staalisl,

syle Of spring and hats that of
tigabe KNOX ~ Fulton street All that Is fashionable
stylish neat Durable and becoming in hat akng
bined BY tb incomrarale artist in his latest Efforts
Those in want OF really beautiful noeskin beaver
white black will be able to salt their tac at Knpxs
Taste Is in the production of hat
cal f and knoA s the Acknowledged posessor Of both
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e lead, prosFer-Thompson at No COL Broadway, da
artist leads in the quality and prices of his por
traits and has succeeded in akkg picturef
tie last years than any other daguerrean artist in the
city. j. w. THOMPSON, 65I Broadway.
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ga Th.nn Of Benuty is n ,Jov Fore

loneliness with the reputation of the fa
famed daguerreotype pictures of DoBYNs RICHARDSON
Il MoISSENLT They are indeed things Of beauty" an
their loneliness of light shade producing exquisite POI
traits has been surpassed Call vt 1903 Broadway
The alery is Free and ysiters receive every courtesy
whe Their they wish pictures not.
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Broadway and z; 4. Son Price q cents
Strawberry Festival Mt stuyvesant Insti-
@ s By Tie N Of B
Church this Wednesday, afternoon and evening june 5
edifee erecting Twenty third street. between Fifth
Daguerrotypcs of Superior Quality are
n t'R sa ir to Be- 81 s n es
palsces en- Broadway at the rooms Of A. ZuKY, 49s
given, or NO pay required Give him q trial
Brady's New Galley, over Thompson's sa-
Ss ssss CT
try in Europe The reception, dressing and operating
and er
s s o ws s ~ for @ % Of ans
Fulton streets will remain open as usual.
"a Thing Of Beauty is n joy Forever-Its
loneliness Increases with the reputation Of the far
things Il sn
ns high Light Prousn per
The gallery free and visters receive courtesy
whether they wish pictures CT not
The Twenty-Five Cent Dague n con Business
While REESE CO make the cheap system their prno.
pal those who 'ttempt to initiate them make sham
@s no se
No. 2S9 Broadway
Some thing Neyy.--PnrtIcular Attention Is
anew in the art which just Produced Also
lis matchefs cyeolotv daguerreotypes with
and without color. 349 Broadway.
The Few In NH Kinds OF business who Take
lead, prosFer.-Thompson at No. COL Broadway, da.
artist leads in the quality and prices of his por
traits and has succeeded in taking pcturef during
tie last five years than other daguerresn artist in the
CITY, J. w. THOMPSON, 6oI Broadway.
The Knox Hat.-The established and recoy-
style Of spring and hats is that
tgabIe KNOX ~ Fulton street ALL that is fashionable
yh % h ma e ssss
These in want Of really boaut u moleskin or beaver
Taste Is necessary in the production of hat meohnn
cal k and Knox IL the Acknowledged possessor Of both
Outrnges the High Seas bce cnilng
almost the outrages against proprety ana
good taste eyncodby many otherwise veil dressed gentle
who affect the fashionable side Of Broadway This lie
ro Of experience rather than wish to offend and
sdyife those who wish avoid th nnple sant position
to patr0ne tie establishment Of Nessrs KNOX JAMES,
Broadway and Spring street. Their stock
is extensive and prices reasonable.
Gcnsl.mcu's soft Felt Hats An Extensive
assortment, suitable for travelling Longing,
country ard hslingRck, vlite pearl and color
him stout brim pliable at prices suit
everybody. WAhNUCKS, Hatters, No H5 Broadway
Irvihg House.
DnguerIsotyps Eats,--Ksfferty IL Lensk are
SELLING beautiful dab beaver and felt hats Mt
tier usual low prices Of - and o. and In addition giving
each his Ie is hat free of charge They
only matters M tho United states who do this
EAFFLHlY 4 LfhsE, NJ Chatham street opposite Cham
bors, and on the corner Of Chatham and Pearl
Rocky Mountain Drab Beavers, Panama
Lcehcru STRAW hats styes-oeo Of the mos,
exhibited
city found ANTAS 1O6 Canal street.
an envabe opuayy account of their ghtness beau
full and the and COMFORT they give tho
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Something Nexy,-Pny,Icular
The Few In NH KINDS OF Business

called to GUkNLl style OF coored
feature in the art witch he has just produced Also
lis achess cyeolotvpe daguerreotypes paper will
and without color. $40 Broadway.
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AxusENENrs THIS EVENING

BOWERY THEATRE Bowerv-WospfRruL WOMAN
,sn IN eALuoRHIA-WuL WATCH.
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While RLESF CO. mako the cheap sy their prno.
pal forte those who 'tempt to initiate them make sham
petence at IL to ring in for L priced pictures With
Reese Co. it makes dnerence-the cheaper the better
No Jroa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19
MIR. STANTON OF KENTUCKY.

We have read with regret extract OF private letter
from Nh K. b. Stanton 10 Col Pike in which the writer
SAID that if reelected Congress lie could make geu
deal OF money Unexplained the expression had very
ugly Mr. 5. has been very freely handled by The
press Among the journals which severely criticized The
'e'er' was me Louisville Journal which, on receiving
explanation of the facts has st.pp,, forward frankly ad
mtng IT'S error aud doing justice Ia Mr. SGanton who ha.
been reelected Congress by handsne ,n,ov Of more
than 500. The Louisville Journal saws.
Hon. R. H. S-ASroS.-A few days ago We copied and
commented on paragraph from private Of me Hon
T. Il. Stanton written from Washington civ Ia MIR PIKE
then editor in Covinetun Probably the pa,sau. snr
remarks upon il are remembered by our readers
friend cf Mr.. Stanton has favored explanations
which satisfy that did MIR. S injustice. We have
ways regarded him OF the very cleycrest Democrats
10 Congress- and rejoice that he is fully rcnsaled
good opinion.
Mr. Stanton said in the passage referred TO- that if he
could remain in Washington month longer be could
OF his letter that he did not speak of making his money ir
his Congressional capacity for Congress was not then in
session and not 10 be in session Tor some months. hu
on account Of his well known fidelity and efficiency In The
management OF business, many applications were made
10 him 10 take charge OF claims against the depart
mens and be collected in the West and liberal re
muneTaton was protered 10 him. The fact oil his being
memoef OF congress and thus spending large por!lon OF
his time In Washington would of increase the num-
Der OF such applications TO him. and hence 1t was natura
tor MIN, aer saying in private letter TO friend tha
he could make hve thousand dollars in month during
the recess oil Congress- TO add that in the OF his
election he Hcould make great deal of money" To be
this does read very pleasantly printed document
but there was no harm in writing it to friend for il i'm
piled nothing dshonorable unusual There is no member
OF Congress who does not take charge claims and feel
full liberty 10 receive pay Tor his services.
We copied statement from Mr. Pixies paper that, before
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19

The people of California dom, know the immense danger
They will find soon when the newspapers reach theH
that they far from home and exposed TO formidable enc
mics ready pounce upon and deyOur them Indeed they
had better perhaps pull up stakes and hasten this side
If The Rocky mountains until The railroad is DONE The
folks there have idea Of their perous condition up 10
this time They have apprehendcd an invasion from
the Sandwich islanders Chinese some other wild sa
toward the setting have they medtaled upon
the facility with which England, France Russia could
slip round by Cape Horn perhaps, through Smms Hole
ard fill The Pacific ships Of before any body could
find il out in this country.
We hope the Pacific folks won't be alarmed over much
rhey have managed live for several years pccarous
condition. ready 10 be up at weeks notice. before
they could get homo; and Young America holds that
all this camor this side OF tie Rocky mountains about
mminen, pes from old fOgy sources These foges
wan, bring crisis with abundance Of noise and
.onluson amid which the ncendiaes rob the treasury
the United States These dangers all imaginary and
re coujured up entice Congress into scheme which
that body is incompetent 10 execute.
There s one work which the Federal authorities are
competent. They quander away vast deal of cash.
embarrass and confuse project and afford abundant OF
,unes kiu and dexcrOus fogies 10 thrust their
tong arms and greedy fingers into the public purse.
Let The people of California lhen keep cool and mol be
stricken with terror as TO run away The only danger
see is The danger Constitution ana the United
States treasury Upon these The oges threaten more for
midable assault Than enemy is likely make upon
Pacific coast
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T,tvtr DAYS iarEI; rRun EUROPE

1ne Eastern rrsyies SHit Las:HsH- I'm smyrna IRA" :
Dec!inc IN eaton and ErcG.!s'nNs ,.r
Hutr.y August IL b TIE steamer A,n'fica at,Iyeh
t n.r,n, bringing l.;yrrpooldes o Tho 0fn inst ana
IA passengers. She passed ihc Arabia 2oii. ~
ENGLAND = lord John itu--ril nAi f1n ~ :''""fa !"
p,t,,,.n nj. ,I,n for I! settlement - the Janirl grn'-
Lieut. M,ury had cApauri h- wiad aud ;id' hrC''@ 1"
meeting Of Liverpool merchants anu ah pee" '''"'' e
reiv,d.
nearly decided way the phcf but n"hst"! 'i'Aa
iA lons promising OF p"a'" lhc - Una! 'nr"'
could not be snu~n mt! III" l-th =" 3H.h-i. u ID q"
r.,,cI ,r PROPOSITIONS of the three p""crs, hs o"s
mr :; be wi,!rawn :om he PrIn"lp.r- I'M s"a'crn'"
~ Vienna in pursuance pi arTan""mrns "i c'nr!n'r
,y 10 uro,ect Turkey at all hIzart Tor all TIN" I" come
# the Czsr The nn'im'' pf e'aces reply NJ 81
rd fleets will rner The H,sIofus and iuttef aci' '
u,cs be tak.n 10 n.ain'ain Tie integrity Oi Turky
The contuct nf rhs Russian General III The PFncpa"=
indicates The in-hldn maintain primae'ni possession
HnasIn exhibits no signs n retraciIon
The buE of the Russian army was odsancn: an" ""'-
iachis The Russian Atmal mad gohe 10 = b'St" :"
GIVE the iier The Russians wer" a'.' "f''!'ns
Jl-.y and Bucharest :,
The report mat Turkey had area, r"cn,1 IL" ii"-i
!. doubted The warIikr movements :" III" r,' continue
on extensive scale Fhy-tw" French "e'' ''s'
I rn,c,cd the Turkish s.rvic". -,
! Turkish nab az lacicrt hal ai!'t"p''' - - 80
! Rus sian consul !.
evident that in hr e'"n' - VII =. -
would bc aIIayE! seain.; kHs-'". -, ,,.. ..,l
/ AUSTRIA a Frtns'"r ,Gi.h 'oys MAI t'st't WI
oniy h"mHo. re'1tn2" :r" ,''s
nrl,ir bn. ina. Turkey shall 'nnrda'ry ptp&' '+
anon n + 1s,a Letters 'Gtn 81 Petersburg .'l MAJ
when me car heard d the h"=in aii'I nc a'',s
- do an thing rather taan GIVE 'hc 'h''ta ''a"S i''
-, 80 ,nr interfering in he aillr= oi Europe.
cu.NrE In France every i1ns was irandcli im
E,s,crn question absorbed III" public attention.
| spain The Mexican Minister had arrived Al Ma!i" +
IN, pap. disease continues
pERSl The cholera ~ Persia was Increasing sna ~.
Il oI,oue tad broken OUT IN kl"ric=Siu.
i MARKETS -LIyE2PpOL Aug. b.-Cpi'pn opened A1iS,
- the beginning uf week, bat ir G' At the ri1-c i"f'
.c more sellers Than nuyers and rric"s wrre unsteady
Miding and lower qualities had trcned ID Saic- % m
knirg Iii lrprn IA D
and exporters $50 bales. The quotations "efe: fao
-ans ID Mddng 5is d. fair Mobile and upand 80 NM
4 ding SO. ;,
Rreaisuiis-OwiDe The favorable weather, oFrade'n
,..,c ouie =, decline u n IN heat and i per nlttc u
II f,ur Corn was steady White wheat !, iHi - ~"
q 7s 81; Canal fou. 21-; Pnajrpha ha''i'"" y"
> Ohio 27s Cd. White and yellow corn 81 oa.
II [ospos MosEY MARKEr.-U. ) -i"ek- were 'in'i .,
firm T. 5 5s &c lll.; ditto 81, e., llua III
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M AZ S,R The following communication has been re
vi mi su the nsaA M,ilcl Faculty ~ linnl"'eh sd
! ,..rsr ,' Echmoni ,,,>., 49,, - -,
v u,, meeting Of the Faculty oi the Medical De
~ IL Zen >IUcy College, held on Saturday The h ~.
h, l,ustu. preamble anG resolutions were unanimously
ne r4,a'.s 81 the Medical Department, OF lampdcn
,rt A. ! rn.c:ins held the 2ai Of March 1853. adopted
Tha Is !seassd e1pele; chair Of Physiology
m Yr!,.,l Jurisprudence IN said department: a.d
T r Faculty wii proceed ua Sal Lrday the I'D OF April
, r.air>SG i Ill said c!airi which resolutions we're e.
@ .l, lie .-LiO Tor urIhc, consideration al meet
ug,Ils held the :Oit ni May; and whereas ile
n I f-ra,. ~. .ai 10Th OF May unanimously n"mina!et
.Yn.ri Board Of Trustees oi lanpdrn Sidney Col
~ MARTIN p. SCOTT o Richmond. suitable person tl
.,r proposed 10 ae Created: and whereas, The roosiior
.1,.i,n atur;ss!u Sh"lr and ;Ec n3inaon OF gen
wee culuHieaed u lie frcsdehti 20 be laid before
. Trustees .cr approval at heir late meeting com
ma litt OF June, and where's Is reported ana 'ee'
~ ,su cai nnncd don has reached He MtAica! t",G
uro.i.lun oi the CHAR Was aPirove .!
Br IT,. ta tie no,aation CT ne Medical Faculty Was d
-, i g-sIenau elected IN said ces whuse WAS
ci.t the Faculty and whom they dd n.t ret"i'se""
.sd Thai Of tile principle InGol'ed N ma a.c
AZ .a aui!. have ierr,o"rc believed The! te'a " " ~ NJ.
touching The prosperity, II mol ih- hn,
=. '--""" t'e Faculty OF SAID deFai 'l -. :, .uiI !,
.ous-; the President lamT!en Sld"e @ ," mo :,
a ht Boa Trustees NJ such ns as m w.. snhrc, OF
rt that they may m.mor'a'-e aid 'o@ ~ OF ;.ir in.
-. ,rorenys an4 aIpeIi before :hsth ~ | >, M Il.
n N ma In,cnanGe OF what seY 1ee.' 20 o' '
~ IT, -, "a be o,la,on the Medical Faculty al iu''l,cr
.onm.c,rd w,t of char aud insiii a.
r,i.ssor should. Tue present. suS ended "u 'na. e
l,or .fig the next winter term oil ctlues s!loull
A. heretofore. ty s> Professors 4i !he hen'o-''aot
A.As ;l above re,uest. hereby cal! meeting OF
RSr o + U,> Il H4mpden Sidney College. 10 meet al The
aabsi IN .s College Building. in Prince Edward Coun
an he 1,Ih sy "wednesday At tie hour OF ciocS
Tn. principles nrol we'd, aud the naShli
SI u!i attendance OF al Hie
:. I..r.c,iu!!y l.. W. GREEN.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
l,SnEp DAILY AND SEMI. WEEKLY
t.,,IIAM +. s. THOMAS hiiGhH' -

~
dollars annum aud At the rate OF e'sh'
,1~,i shorter period than For tho Semi.
l,rs rrr annum aud three dollars for months,
10 be pad IN me efs, "a, ., femm.r by "A'' post
- be rcmNtcd per naii, good ami
az t9 ns .ss Ths s' psass SSs5' '.s ."st sr
q, - ,,uu to writer II The accumulation OF post
~ business which operates serionsaN upon
tag, TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
= ENQlIEEk For rSS lines or less, first "a,
~ III and ever, -uccecins iserti"n twenty hrc cciS
s" i merk. week "f three times week thilE
5s5 5.' ,If cnu,s Ter each Insertion after the first
sers are charged niy dollars for ihy lines ana IN
10 asrraerrhgih except ;'tcry
- ,.i,,u,,I. v h. charged Sln, tpaer ncued.)
ri. Mi.wEEkLY TEN lines, less, first
- - ,,r Zach continuance ~ Gents
tr ;siaacc hs accompanied with the adv
Vts' .,,.,.tnry references. to insure execution.
), ..s GHi :ftaes Of respect, exceeding eight lines
~ - II, AZ al e. rr;ISemetas
-, Marriages from the country, whe.rvc
~ hand tsus unknown 20 US, must hr authenticated by
Postmaster Ia t!ie neisht"rhp"d. OF iley w
go, be punsi ESrG thal has been taken
:sGs 4uiLzes has heretofore. proved unavains
srecr- upon such being certified
s name e Postmaster 1crirR on ths back ofiAe st
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rrpRIEiC THi,SDER STORM-loSS Of Lit
ii-'>' A.p PROPERTY.

Ho-7r. Au. I51hs Journal fis received -"h'" i't'
cul,s .. = terrific thunder storm "h'h Pf'va,,." "
;. ,,s .y.n;nu ,hi,ly ~ t. towns al t.'r'rI"'n""
= 6el. Bradford lIavrim nni iawF,nr" r''' b,'''"@
ia llayr,iI one .tndovrf. on. III !'a"t'h'' ana NV m 80
Ratl,,d were struck Is hghinin@, ana = : i'''" "
,h,u hear nl tnnCh oti.rr dasnigc I" property.
Al Georgetown Mrs. Russell! III" VIE .. ,i'' "p' :
,n,r 81 ,he town was Instantly Killed ay lightning ."
-, rbrh IN. -rel in her escaped miracni1n-'y
~ ,,n t.a,hor cturch al Salem struck by iiSh
a;nc Alao the Baptist Parsonage al Georgetown '"I'
dwellings, barns, tcrs &c, were sruE IN '.'"He',"
,it D,nwn Jpswich Grorrlana, And"srr. Lawrence
,nd H,vrriy The Uniyrrsal-I Church al Lower
,,s -,r,rk. :lso ve. 81 Tying IN Rsycry ha't":
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.

We are authorized to state, 'ha: Monday the 18Th inst
the Board of Trustees Of the Wa.tnsburp Female Acadc-
N.Y. by unanimous vote, elcct,L Its M,ra G. ClonGon
lady of Judge John CI"pton, ptincipal of The nsu.
on and that The school will ucr a. usual with all assls-
anls on the first day OF Ocohef upy,
THE G3RnlNER chSE.-,,. h1vr already announced
that the Grand Jury ot Washington llv. f,and a trnr hill
against John Charles Gardiner o the h,rp. ri .rIury
committed durin. his examination .s witness in the
of his brother, Or. Gartnrr H. is charr,d upon the ts
tmony of Col .orenzo, John Elyna nr Charles IS Davis
W W. Corroran md John j. NJ, Elynr with haginn pr.
ured himself n the io"win. particulars viz:
In rsiiying that he Grii.rf i, v,n, snn hi. n.ni-
L, certain paper IN the loh November la5l that he saw
The Project n Rio Verde Fernani SAINTS NJ aria, rlso sign
his name 10 certain document ;pureJ in Cuur that hf
visited place called Jose Mi,alnres Thar
had visited i'aeGnilla in The ia 2l ma, he had visited
his brothers alleged innc in lS ana 1875 thai he did
think he was in to Verde in OCTOBER ISL that he did
know nor at all remember such PERSON as domingo Cha
chief alcaide OF Ro Verde that , mol believe r letter
of November lo!h 1881, produced him in Court his
alleged by The Prosecution; tia; h- had nrye been
sonay or rerunariy Interested in his brobcs slirge,
mines; ard lastly that hc had never received any portion
share ol the award made his brother by the
under the treaty OF Gnadalupr
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Nnctcc:l Of twenty The black, IN The N"r com.
na"i more respect than lie nnnhc. - sheep,
hn! being lei: Jnrsar ihr!r ucna .Es. cv spend
Their days Ii' ne. aIi. cr nights IN vice. drpcning
charity thit i- The n,re>sarIr2 @! lite. We have
"c" hundreds OF miles through ;ar S"h, and testify Il"
NE i.cl tiI slaves i've better ana ic cof:Tldeir ana
npay -c.pe>t than our worthless negroes. Wih
here ani there honorable exception, Er OF HE
Norm aspir. hrcrn" mech mics rr-Iecta
hlc ahoIes they Will s!waYs be ,unG doing tie lowest
and degrading dfudgefy ana ali tie money they obtain -
speU! which prepares item !r !r poDrhnu" the
rnenITy, and Ihr Prison iner aTr destitute .! good
b;ei.Gg ari Iratnnc ant all ambition 10 be- honest ana
yirt-pas We know maj !u welfare aud happiness q! The
negro woEd 81 consulted il he taken from III: state
Ut freedom a. he South and doubt whether
II wOa! OF less moral Ia scz: every mother s>onoi- en-
AMI I'll them into slavery lnprupt!n. ne f"tce:s 10 the
payment u State tcoJ '!Hn / - t" i"i 'n.:i remain
her. halt-!ct hiif-col'ed EnlAca'ri ,It.ng hr Of
misty and ieauion III al; events, w ATE satsi"d that
something mu.. ht aonc with ticm, and iat before a'ny
The; ...G-' b. either oi"rd ou'. nr TIE lives and
prG,t:!9 ii white c2.us w he rcadcird unsai"
rnr evil j. dair increasing. and Iaay well il
laser. TIE "ngcr "c postpone acrloa III regard
to il tie difficult VIII be- 10 accomplish ,h" desired
c.'t mi nj ou.Sciyrg Ui n- gruwIn" cv!l.
! TO III Ahu..'ioniS,, AMI 'lhni"r phamhr" ih-
i al m-r'ahir nyro-
cT.,-s Ihcrr h"n"s, amnn% hcn'! thry are
great Yagahrnds - ihr Er.To,a ana more hhpI!hrpr
occsr>r they e Intelligence 10 SNOW what : right,
bHt lack IT." desire pursue u. would he 10 gT"act 50
runal loss I" have them sol! into slavery Than The
negroes. :hnrounh going black hearted abollloni, VIII
give dollars towards iraying hc expenses OF st"Hns
negro and towards IUfc.a- Ing his freedom liz s
hi!aaf !! !E@!'i'r On iS premises 'hu MN. NJ" -" "
he l- carar: something worth having and hcn inform 'i+
.rHr Gar" that ~ master i alter h' ana ne hal ec"!
~, sick i-aviuw un- IN the hands .! ihc G'i5ifn.
p>n TIE ahooms's The descendants OF The To-
,is 3 The Rcvur!un and arc themselves always found on
,r dr {" their cDuuu!s enemies ihcy ar: 'r"hchcr'
u pocrica and nacarilrbc set ot lanai
c< deserving only The contempt OF Their nechonFs and
unworthy the good opinion Vi al! WHO value NE p'are and
prosperity Ot t!rir country Wc 10 not ~ the least In'Te.
N, NJ ihci c.rac;rr How unjust Is not. then To old
ii. North responsible for n, iarn"s nnd huJonsry
tied
,n icy are 10 ENJOY The privileges of @cnsi5r citizens
- tJ.rscu Ci.Y Renttlc!lr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19
SIfIrInE gI- rND FEMALE

M,.,nE~rgR y. H.. Aug. l5.--l.t't e""hns iva 10 10
males named Enhrr.nr T.. Cotton n Pn~na, he, aged
and Clara C. Cochran -. New iJsinn y H., aged ~ at:
eating supper dressed themselves IN White and ""a "" 70
.,h.r ha nd in la nd Canal where they InHpel 10
md were drowned Young attempted IL save them
and WAS nearly drowned himself From letters ie!t oehnd
appears that they had contemplated suicide Tor some
time.
CONTINUED DREADFUL MORTALITY AND IN
CREASE Or TIE FEVER-GEEAT DISTRESS.
NV ORLEANS AuG l6.-l'he yellow fever continue;
a rlv on the increase The Board Health report
hundred and hirty-is" deaths during the past twenty on
hours ending al SIX clock this morning Considering ina
- many already died and the population being thnnG'
y all vino have the of leaving the city this 'rh
~ is unprecedented.
The and suffering which exists among oil cids
and especially the poor The sick and dying are ney yo Wv NV
power OF language 10 describe In one house "' =. ~
family fell victims The are unabe !" o"'i W. M
dead and some instances cOrpses have neeh s"E -
,hey have pud. The whole city Is soen'n te"
Of funerals and death There TO De- no hopc VI al
abatement Of The dreadful .courge but on he DINER ann
/. .earluly increasing amounting almost to plague