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nx y. c. Mcguire. Aactioneer.


FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A GENTLEMAN DECLL
ming Tuesday morning, July 18Th, 10
he sid of
effects gentleman declining
housekeeping, viz
Mahogany hair spring seat lounge
DO psrior chairs, rocker
Marblp-,op table, card table
Dressing bureaus, wsshstands, toilet sets
Bedsrads, hair and busk mattresses
Boisiers and pillows, blankets, counterpsnes,Ac.
nd wood chairs, window shades
Extension dining and breakfast tables
China, q ass, crockefy-waro, cutlery
Looking glasses, gu Andoles, astral lamp
Parlor, chamber and sar carpets
Oilcioih, stair rods,
Togctbe with a kitchen furniture
that credit OF and
months endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
July I'D AacuoneeV
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ny nc. N. sTRATToy. Auct,onesr.

(Psru,yiroria arenue sosfh side, Ts~h Svsst.)
TWO TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES, WITH BRICK BASE
ments, On Tuesday July loth At O'Clock,
premres shall sell ~ lot No TO- of subdivision OF
Massachusetts
Deep improved houses with brick
has emsnis, each containing
under punctua tenant, At eao
residue in twelve and eighteen
by deed Of Tide indispsabc
Conveysncing nj The expense OF the purchaser
ls-dts
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LATER FROM MExIco.--New Orleans, July 13--Sa.
lazsn the Mexican Minister Of State maintains the in
contesabe right OF Mexico to the Mesilla valley, and
threatens to resign in the least concession is made
to General Lane. The Trait d. Union doubts whether
Mexico will entertain any proposition for the purchase
OF the valley The fact that the Sloo drafts have been
dshonored excites deep distrus The isthmus OF Tehu
antepeG has been declared separate territory with Ma
nittan for its capital
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viii mou,h, for cash,
ON square Capitol il fronting IS fses Ca issl
c.,h ,,de containing 1900 nv Is
vse Tisss ind'spnsahe AI q SASrAsrs
Jnly is-dhv
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nv x. \. srRATroN, A~Ssas~s.r.

tperrstaronia orsnse, 'ossA 'f@s, AGAR 'otA "vs")
frSIwpRoyED PROPERTY NEAR THE NAVY YARD.-or
Ts~sdny July 49, AT 6k O'Clock, the pfemises shsI
square No ssl fronr 70 feet inches sos'A
nd street H#.rEf s4el
casb rspidus In equal inssmepss
twelve months, with
Title indpuae. Cosveyascins the Of purchaser
Jpy l6-dts
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crystal Palace Bssssss n Ssw Ssvk.
We give issss rcstra ~ spscs the @css.sx %
she ss'sls OF the r'oessssss % sAs ssssas svsa 81
New fors on Friday evening" last. b, The cpssl fssss
Assos'sseu Thcsxh sAs reports of s.eA SCENES a.
Ways more % hess s~vss<s sss description Of shs pso
oeeainss tss sssassea w. every ~bsss eEssls ne s
esssoa that The assgvrs,,sa Of me great Fsssssi 81
iadastfy, TO Which The ana a'eacs Il
government have been Any given. - al Vssrsci.
adequately and sppscprsisls slo*sd
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The Rev. T. Grsechus Jones, Of Norfolk. virginia
will address the Enosinian Society OF Columbian Cot
lexe this evening at O'Clock.
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CLAGErT would tab. ,h. method q expressing
those OF responded promptly the desire
published shortly before the ssuc OF their
An such wcfcone ~
vice can business, and
he possible that We shan ever be com
clssSes-those who
hose who take heir own time We hope not
TN many, who behindhsbd We
now respectfully whose still remain
seucd, 10 pay them sight Of this notice.
July io-dtAus
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Dy TIE arrival OF the steamship Mexico al New Or
| instant 800
The expedition got up by General Rusk for III Pass
| had not leil Fort Graham at the last accounts Mr.
Greeley OF Boston, has returned. The South
American cay Governor Psvne is sick at Waco his re-
covery doubtful General Rusk was expected al For
Graham 10 day or two General CLARK will 20 through
TO FL Paso. Major Neighbors employed Jem sha W as
guide for the expedition. Should be needed il
will be furnished free Of expense by Texas citizens and
placed under the control of competent men
Mr.. Chas j. Mitchell. editor OF the Victoria Advocate
died at Lavaca the eth u fIom injuries in attempt
ing to dive from the wharf where il too shallow.
Col, May, United States army. with his lady, had
rived at Galveston and from thence proceeded to San
Antonio. s8sl ,a,a sse ttN
Several deaths have lately occurred in Austin and Vi
cinly from nflammaiory dysealsry. which, the AmeIi-
can says. is prevailing TO some extent
The San Antonio Ledger says Mr.. Mullen. on the
Salado is succeeding admirably in The culture OF TO-
baceo. s Hafs 1tss# aa#.
The Victoria Advocate OF the Goth ult. says: Hs
Lieut. j. C. Ives, United States typographical engi-
neer, with Mr. Hugh Campbell as principal assistant
,onomer, and DR.. c. Kennery physician and natural
ISIS passed through this place on Tuesday last, on thei,
way 10 San Antonio These gentlemen are connected
with Lieut. Whipples Pacific railroad surveying party,
and will leave San Antonio for Albuquerque, in New
Mexico, in order TO make that point cardinal astronom
zeal station in the survey Lieut. Whipple and party
will soon leave Fort Smith, Arkansas, and join Lieut.
Ives at albuquerque" t
The Galveston News says Of the gold in Texas: F.
Many persons have still great confidence tina, abund
OF gold will yet be found in Texas Much is anci-
pa,ed from the Gran Quivra expedition, now set out
under the direction OF Wells The company is said to
be well appointed. and capable Of defending itself from
the numerous tribes Of Indians they expect
They do not expect 10 return till October"
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United states Patent Once,
washington, July Is, 1859.

- WsshhEton, July IT, 1853.
the petition Smh, Of PlattsburG New
Troy New York. praying for the extension Of
the eighteenth day Of October, A. d. o
machines for from the
which the eighteenth of
October, eighteen hundred and my -fhree- ~ n .
that the said petition be head1t the Patent Once
Of October ~ O'Clock, and
and show they have
why said petition ought not to be granted
the extension are required to ME In ihs Patent
writing
~ DAYS before day bearing An filed by either
hearing and transmitted In
which will be furnished
piic cation. 49,
Ordered Also published the Union and In
Philadelphia Pa
Albany Atlas Albany New York True National Democrat, New
and Hartford Times,
for three successive weeks
previous the third day Of October next. L.La.
' CUAs MASON
Commissioner OF Patents.
rsEors papers will piease copy, and sand their
bIls containing this notice
~ t.Sl-
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS, AMI
New Jersey auction On FudAy, The VA -
slant .ci At O'Clock, three Ans
building Subdivision Of No Ss5 kesg
M The mentioned prup~)
Jersey Msssschssetts av.s.e and no
thirteen
certainly Of shs desirable
crty for N section Of the city. N4NA3 ~
fourth hssWcs twelve, end twenty fou
rc the deferred
taken.
ft' GREEN SCOTT,
! Jv,y I'D t# tHNte NN f Asetiopeers-
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RMY and Navy Pension Law. Ard Bousy LAna
Laws Including sundy resolutions Of congss. n'I ,.
1852 compiled by Robeu Mayo, NJ D., ana feons~a ~S''
Counsellor atLaw. vol evo. ..,cv r.v,o,
July n rAHNcN inrLoh
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having been made to the NJ. w.
Grand Lodge Of the District of Columbia
the Fourth Baptist Church Thursday the
O'Clock, notice hereby that
will assemble Masonic Hail. Of 10th and
o'clock that day, to make the
engagements for the ceremonies.
members Of the Grand Lodge desired be
in their attendance
Masons good standing respectfully invited be
present II ~
CHARLES 8. FRAILEY,
July 10 Grand Secretary.
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ny-Commen ,nent--Tbe Commencement Of the Colum
College the graduation q the senior class will be held The
street Baptist Wednesday, Goth
TO commence n n O'Clock, a. m. ..H#ss
public ID respectfully invited TO attend
July l9--d2t
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lZ-The Public respectfully invited TO attend the
Enonsn sociciy OF the Columbian
College, held Baptist Church ihis
ing AT eight O'Clock,
0tatort Rev. T. Gracohss Jones' Of Norfolk, Va.
BY order Of the Society;
@ r. HERNDON RAWLINGS
July 10 Corresponding Secretary.
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OR RENT Two once. mes. The corner % sss I.h H,ess.
inst and The cofnaumcnte, bu
need ons o. cces
Innuir~ NJ the corner and i7th streets
July 1881 t..,ts## I'll .a s.. ~.
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aa-ats rhg srEAMER PARAGUAY. eE. HH
PHnApE1rnA, July b-This steamer. which was
demned at Maranham, was insured in Philadelphia for
800 600 Iappeas that she never egarded first
class vessel
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n9NYounR Mems Christian Association. Rooms Fow-
building below y, tho General Post once
reading day tSuhdsy
and The best religious
standard and OF this
Britain regularly received Citizens and
W be cordially welcomed.
BY order OF the Association.
Mar 4-eodu
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| nS-At . meeting Board ef Directors OF the
Metropolitan Mechancs Insute held their 7t street,
! he following resolution passed;
RssoIved Of the Institute be opened daily
through sundays excepted from 10 O'Clock,
and that the public Eenersebe invited TO vi' the same
| CHARLES CALVERT,
June l7-u h1H@a Recording Secretary.
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ARRIVAL or Tux rRonsrasus.

ARRIVAL or Ink rRoMErHEu..
NEW York, July 1.-THE steamship Prometheus has ar
lived San Juan, but brings nothing later from Cali
fornia.
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nRICK IA ERa-wsned Immediately extension OF Uni
b ted sstes Capitol wnshngtop, thirty hvchiayers. Wsycs
- To good vorsmen, steady employment, VIII b. given
q sfas4rsr tf- .ftt NJ q. MReaa,
.NNHHF n .@tH@T #EgN#f Capt n Engineers,
charge Extension U. =, and Of wsshsnses Asnsdacs
J.ly fS-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02
snIrru,,,>, ,.H.rcu AND SLAVERY.

THE SOUrHEHH UIi:.I'ci' AND SLAVERY =
IN, lnnyrn ION ii tie Southern n1Gnsr. 9, - ~"
Sci.n prr~hyrrian Church At mart"so"rhGh, tGnhcs-
see IN -i.. t'v rrlcricd /" committee "t consul
the ,iirn III" '"n1i, --"nhly hciy Slt'ih" ~
u,i no. New luIk On ilr subject oI slavery. h" ',G:
-, mr. coi: strongly condemns the incalcd Tor inter
ference in matters that lhey = -" concern me N"u-
81, ,'ua-an a. summary !" the conclusions Inch
the: have Gene t,s;.;r@ reelection the Submit ;he fol"
loving resolutions
ye hold ourselves and the members oi the churches
rrprr-ru -. ~ integral portion "l the presbyterian
Church IN ;he United at2ieJ, am entitled 10 all The rights
and ,nmunitlrs oi said chur;h
IN rrrar! 10 slavery stand "pon IA" platform ri The
l! and ir constitution u the church. Gliich ~ our "pn
ION M where rarcs holding {" saves IL sIn y:
riract that consequently Ih: resolution passed
y li General Assembly Detroit III 80, defining "lr''
in j. If and j. u0t Uirnrc Is unconstitutional and "t no
binding lore
8 Tia. We shall LOOK wiz! interest 10 tho coura" that
SHAH h. pursued ~ conservative brethren al tie North
crr and * stern lu I'll The church ~ the neSt General
assembly whether they will lend ue their al! i? preserving
c integrity lie church and urEsting The c"lr-r "i -rG
onal agitation settling The church IN the hasIs III us
standards.
Tie Convention comprised sA ministers ana one rhict
from III. nod rnnrsrt three ministers !rpn the Sy-
nod Il krn,urky; twelve ministers and five elders from The
ynI of West Tennessee aud ministers ii" the Sy
nod IT Mississippi.
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POE, sl('AE..
~, u,vr No HOME BUT HEAVEN!

,yr HAVE no HOME BUT HEAVEN
We have no home but heaven
A p,lsrim's sarb we wear
Onr nsth is narkcd by changes,
And s,rewrd with many cate
Surrounded with temptation;
By varied Ills orpres';
EACH days experience wains us
That this u not our rest
We have No home bn! heavrh !
Then wherefore seek one here =
VIII, mulInur At privatlOns,
Or erieve when troubles near
Ii is but for n season,
That we US strangers roam
And strangers must hol io"A iva
The comforts Of home.
we have no home but heaven!
We want no home beside
n God onr Friend and Father
Our footsteps thither guide!
Unfold 10 US It's glory
Prepare US Tor lis Joy
Its pure and perfect friendship
lis angel.llke employ!
We have no home bu, heaven!--
How cheering Ia the thought
How bright the expectations
Which Gods own word has taught.
With eager hearts We hasten.
The PROMISED bliss 10 share
We have no home but heaven! =
Oh would that we were there
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THE SERENADE.

How softly beautiful those ZONES
That rouse me from my sleep ,.
Oh, mother, see, Who pouFs SWEEP 81 ''"'
Into The night 81 SWEEP
No sound hear, nor see aush'-
Then slumber on in peace
All scrcnadcs for thee, hencei"rtn,
Poor, sickIy child, must cease
The music springs not from Tue ca'V
That makes my heart so llght;
Angels are summunlng me win song,
On, mother, dear, good night.
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ARREST or A GANG or CONTEMPORARIES, 6

ARKEST OF 4 GANG OF COUNFERFEITEKS, &C.
CIxcIS&ATI July 27.-Six counirreitcrs arrested
Iasl night miles below this city. In their houses were
found 81 600 counterfeit money all the State Bank al
Ohiu except !ives The Fairfield County Bank "i
Connecticut Bogus dca and implements were found hni
Tie plates have not been discovered.
Three Of the party ptnilrntiarY birds ana another
named Quincy Hurschry, large sub c0ntacor on the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad Tie whole party have been
committed to m the gang supposed TO be the most dar
mo and offensive in The country
Mark p Taylor, ilre Mayor Of this city, died last night
Mr. rhy lur a native OF Baltimore,
The river continues rise the Of inch an ho'
and nov measures feet in the channel.
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IE;:rs.lay coming c.n,an, u. lol"ylns

'lE;rSaG7 ,..O.u,ns, c.nylIn- IL lo"alms
ha-- tho rI-u:r I" announce hai III" "At,N'na Age"
Viii b. Transformed rhr course al cw dny Ia hc hands
ui G>t t,irnirt sud accomplished sons .! the
rJ.i !,al,n,; -. : ln"Nrr al hsl -tam,nr and Is
cons rrr. ~ h"s, tie :-Lr. tliJ po.t.
,iun bar i.;tL& couniy and h- present l.;
IiDn r:crCp,c ~ IN. improvements leading :" :his c
IN lie :, Of which he directly ana presumably nt1i
,Suh and hg pn,rc ianlarIty Nth the lnirrna lmpra.v
.ySl.Ul 81 y@Ina, ggprai!d 20 his profound ca,
--tnl AMI E.;Ha"eIag ur."t. Ia iiE principles o ila
cIJcf.t.c plfiy. al which hr distinguished cIpnn.Ii,
mark h a Ere r'inrniiy suited "r ihs position.
"a his H. ads IT." "il hn" NH Tho
deviation which La! Dp,i aud anXlDnSly AMI ssIt.
lah"rc, pic" auH call upon those al
trnrs vino save firmly stood by u, through good ani
rifuI. EVIL report amd through every difficulty we have
encounter ln giyc to III" ncw editor every enconr
aac,yn, tra"'t hinunv ih"m, he will nrccrsa
r!y iha :.',ut'scc.un, tn-ipn.c. '~'A
hin, Ia, ruut''rrr VIM ~ ili "Gi "i ~ u
ne vii! give Won 10 return me brS edited lcmucailc
IA, H. "A. ~ D"ninu. Wien arrangements are iuy
rrn-urcj IN i! tr". ;r o'"h' and satisfactory
announcement ~ tilr .faa2:.
~SanucI Aibur,is, Esi Editor "i the Republican, has
been app"i" osrastcr n MarnsbUrg, Berkeley county
IN ha place al Ji>cph Gurn-, -, removed.
s4'-ic Abingdon Iir.nitn r'rt"~cns liz. to.n let
.rs"nsl, %i y III" c"nnt" town III azcwcli county ~
lmpI"sI.. Hins E"w buildings are soin@ up there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

Il fore lhc subscriber Justice OF The Peace tor OH,
ccm the state nf Virginia this day in my said conii
cam Dlnir Lamb Cashier CT The North Western Bl'h i"
VIZ gi.n an nrstc ia due form thu the totep'nt
statement - correct 10 he re- II h leg: aud bile
Given under M hand Ihs 20,h day 81 july, 1855
jas. T.. MGMECHEN. JR.
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81 432,272 no Sl,5T,239 90

Dividend III per DECLARED on The ist dag
=, Mi, month payable on demand ate" The lltl inst
The profits ncrInng from dealings IN fschangf curing
rh i, months ending ga lst July. 1858 including
charges Tor collecting al different points. Amounted 10
81 039 Al.
Sc certify the foregoing 10 be correct to HE best oi our
knowledge and telief H. CAMPBELL.
4. PAULE
ROB MORRISON
TIL JOHNSTON jR
""RrF.G&c irLr q 1853 JAS. n. STOUT
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Statement on &c cgndlion Of he Norh llcicrn BdnE N
rypiria Including rs 1rnaciss al lteiSbug iarEer%-
burs ami ,Edersonrtie, on he jrst an ~ JWy 1871
min a rom parattrt kitmtni N me same jar me CORES
,,uuhinn ,tr mi II Mc nrece,iiMG Y.nr:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

The Czar 81 Rns=s has ordered eight blocks OF
marble weighing six each They designed ot '1
erection Of a monument kTt1rur, who IL snppoEn 10
have been The opina :or OF movement tor hrins BIOS
COW on The advance OF The French army
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10 the Editors %. The Enquirer


t,.her "rnurih Il July approaches, w.t! d.-p!a;G
{" pairion, IN getting drunk and making
themselves; ." happiness r;ren burning lire cracErra
nd n-tcnin" tin aPrcnagrs |" canine latter cn ""a 81
,rGn III The arr~ :" city voting thousand Iollisu
ridden l""ps money ur display ii wire woIks,
runi-s HAT lie appropriation mra"rr conicmpIibe yet
where's The 81 ii al a It's all very pretty 10 look al
grand and beautiful burning oi sunp"wcr and paprt BAT
mattcrO! fact r3.y m:n cannot help thinking II womb +"
mere appropriate aud well tined stop ~ o. HE
many holes The WHAT streets "hci ran and =" IT,
many through. 10 The trIriman Oi !ccks. l. hnl
hrn chcs, and I" msr u 'hnnaand Other Ways Whereby
its iII ",Il Witii The ~
fli=, many, Ju)un season. 10 ~ cOulsr,
..,,nry melancholy feelings Thoughts 81 other days and
XII al cnniac. and memory always
cI"rsrs the moment when others happy crowd
her pictures before nv unwilling eyes Wen be II IN
not vt sing with The poet, "f,ach mr. ioreetiunes>
Memory after all, prrGGs gin, priceless boon. And
il IL IL usually pictures lis darkest subjects yet
and then admits ray I" Sunshine. beam glory. that
than fIitrinS all INK indnrSS. And 10
others il j. hin!rr siIl
Itl-a ply That American citizens ratIonlI
Inkin" cann" better dspihY their patriotism Iian
make the da} winch cave birth Ia liberty occasion
l , dIunkcn cLroua,ls II great pv thnt they
not acquire III" """.', apparent all other, that
thcy would better 'nb-rvr i, own, and their family
their nrl=bDs and tIrI county, interest and happiness,
hS spending 'h ga" d'j Q. ihr llttr1 hundred and sixty
five IN s''"r cain, rational thinking manner. There
rich i"i Ter thought The field rrpirr interest,".
The evolutionary war, anl the which led would
b" most interesting study AIcn might that !,
rhnny Oppressive" tyanny that urged fathers r,hl
inn aii hi"hl icHhhY ponder Tie question, whether t'r
!, MOI another yranl, oppressive, uhIust ti,Drg 81
England aud On" which the people o America rig sp,'di
~ hr ,si DAY overthrow them It wuu!
b. profitable lo them Ia drcir ~. Question once, Whrr
IN that great great struggled! HEY vii be called Nhg- q"
tones, patriots ur traitors. Nhcrr they will nr ic"utn
IN decd or miserable, chasrd vauntins slave, wicked
"ilh'iiHGi blhH'lh" appetite Il" not uiI,.r ih'r i"m
bccdGa: every "y' annG. The f"urh al Jhif '''
There l. certainly rnr, GnnL dat day than "a od'"
~ ones. Some H., not irns an other day "N ."
that and inlny ~hp ifiuL REGULARLY al" N'N
iay than ordinary IN the ius and wanglas rns"hAtt
md tie prn!ous example II - T. !" n" ynus ui our ahd
llI,l, -Ip hl
nancrd and irowned upon by the good aud influential men
uf our community a J e.
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srREEr pREAcLLING Is BALTIMORE.

STREET PREACHING rs BALTIMORE.
Another adjourned rrrting 81 The friends oi John Mich
ell aud In, liberty 81 pni III" discussion was held IN Menu
mental Sqnarr EaItimoEc Thursday evening SeHcia
hundred persons collected and al quarter past FA
O'clock Mr John g. Wilmo, the presidrn! OF The io'ef
meeting, called the assembly I" order.
MIR II Barry offered Restitution, which was adopted
diving thai ~ 81 the card published IN the pips'
from H.. .ayo liz, a committee Of twenty five bc apnoh
-. bv ~" President al die I;icrns, 10 confer a. 10 al" %
D., b. taken ~ The matter, and II deemed hrS''s
r. upon the MaYOr i"r explanation .! lhl ''
hi prepared {" report ~ an ADJOURNED meeting - be
in the Square, Friday evening, ~ az "co'- -"
committee aprninle! Thursday nph ,.
Nr lhD,n3a /. Il ,mhrton stated mat he had tdit' -
he Mayor TnLT=t,y Afternoon and hai Il from "
The presence of several gentlemen nat his card "''
Dc under stood he would interfere "l;E puuhs ~ ,.,
IN churches he market HOUSES ar else" h"T'i "h'
OF, pe letter addressed 10 tba Mayor ic "."
,esTrnse IL whiting ann vi c" w""i no ':oHb u o.
iDty Ia ths ilceIiGg 4, .t.:
The airIvc il al ihIt vas 2o7r al ih@ "a.'. :"
a. said "A t in!,i.tA fIun III" c'iactrf ~ r
reported 4, pcv"da meetings shortly alrt + N
AZ mrucL Ia meet Friday evening al The li'"e "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

NOVEL. SPECTA CiE-On Tuesday last We saw oas
sing Dn office ~ Central Rail Road Elk houses con
lanlng families tnnituie &c in them. How delightful il
ln ut his house nd all that hs possesses IN be
Railroad and OF with them 10 distant country.
ILh1rloaesrNe Republican,
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FROM THE BRITISH PROVINCES.

DIED. ,vreFu III
Dlgp, on saturday, Goth J"'5t u : :" -
Of Joseph A. Weed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

A PRESENT FROM IRELAND FOR MRS. GEN.
plERCE-A Among tIir enbr oderes from Dublin, now on
exhibition al the New ork Crystal Palace, is handaer
chief nlended prern; 10 Mrs Pierce The embroidery
Is SAID In beautiful equslng anything from France
where the people supposed excel in Ibis branch OF IN
du:try. Tic American eagle with hs wings "usPtcat ana
nroisdn Of sar and cHblems predumnaein NE
psern which has destroy I'd that The gill may remain
as unique as i is tcsuiial i happy thought, AMI
compliment only 10 Mrs. Pierce but tie country 10 winter
she s present the first lady
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

snIrruEEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEtilN"iv
R.tr,,,ouE july 2j-.New Orlcans Pipet- {" 80 ,,,n,
-, ,,,. ,r,..v,i ,h- tvenlng 'inctc i d"''' "
,.,,w fever on the 2ji. ,,.n,pa.
u.s., ,u,ndanc, was -m, and cUmmuncatl"n 80, Il
, y,, from Mayor IIni!ns in explanation oi nv -, i,e
w,s voted satisfactory. and The meeting ADJOURN"
FROM THE BRITISH PRO. - - 10.
Hosros JuLy 26-fiaIliax dates 81 "'s't5 20, ps>.
The America arrived there Saturday i'"''
due. :. :, :, . ,.aotx "a that ul
large meeting al ST. johns, r. hah !rs"'
,tI.,ed c,mmrrcaI rel. icons with the u > were Ut"
for the prosperity OF The Province. ui,;o, ysssse az
,rha .n,onnc.n,.nt Tint HE American / is'iine
armed s'c;,,s r,rsI attention The "~er poSnee7
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