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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17

ACCIDENT To GEN. SCoTT-Wc regret
to learn says tho Daily News, that about
. o'clock on Wednesday evening last, as
Gen. Sect was PASSING down Fifth avenue,
corner Of Ninth street in New York city,
he stumbled against a projecting paving
stone, and fell, severely bruising himself
and dis!Oca,iug isright scouldcr. Hewas
taken home and promptly attended by Dr.
Mott, who reduced the dislocation.
he struck lis left shoulder, which had been
badly wounded, by abuliet, the consequence
would have been more serious.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17
lgWlSyJRE gG:!lDMlBhg
JUNE Il, 1858.

rsa- The present scarcity and high price
ofcaitle IS attributed 10 the numerous herds
that are being driven over the plains to
California. Arecent statement shows that
from one county in Missouri, a herd Of
5000 cattle was about TO be started for
Oregoa and California.-There is no doubt
however, that spectators have also taken
advantage Of the scarcity to raise the price
to an exofii,ant rate.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17
LEWISBURG, Pa

4 l.. HATFIELD, has on hand q large
"A. and splendid assortment OF MATCHES,
SIL,ExwAaE aud JEwkLur, lusl received from
the best Importing and Manufacturing Houses
IN Philadelphia aud New York, and Consequent
iy much lover than II purchased from ihooe Re
faiers who pretend To be " Wholesalers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17

D!DLE CoNvENrIoN.-Among other no.
velties Of the .imes,a Convention was held
last week at Hartford, Conn, to consider
AID decide whether in reality the Bible is
an int-lhble rule of faith and practice, y
IN matters Pertaining to religion. 1t was
. slim affair, and ended in a row.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17

Fs- Arthur Spring, who was hung last
Friday, cleared his scn, but made no confes.
IL. Ills exeeutloneg was q masked neyro.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17

HAVING been appointed Agent for the sale
OF the celebrated Pianos. manufactured BY
GEO. vOGElT, Phtl:ld.,
the Undersigned would he happy TO supply any
citizens of The Susquehanna country who may
desire an Instrument well made. after the laies,
Improvements. Two OF these Instruments have
lately been introduced into Lewi>buIg. to which
am happy TO reier any one. The Pianos are
are warranted, and if not satisfactory on trial for
q year, they may b" exchanged. Prices reason.
able FRANCIS J. GESSNER.
Lewi-burg Feb "a 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17

xplanation, the .Sea.iaeI would rotract lis
.racter and in station. But in subsequent
e. it boasted Of having in reserve-it only
5 follows:
THAT IS TO sAY-Onc Of the Editors
Of the Sentinel says that somebody unknown
said that Col Slifcr da use ,oo,.is Of iii.
import. Other folks said.
others sucked treason 'out their thumbs"
Was there ever more lame or less salts
factory evasion, and failure of" evidence 2"
Why, Ao'c were the procession, the speech
es, aud banquet to help the Road? What
did the Road ask or need from the Mary
laud Legislature Nothing whatever.
Allowing all this "hear-say" testimony,
it amounts to nothing. s-
,rM impute bad motives to others when he
b more easily. This attack has originated
or wilful design. We fear the latter, after
TRITON, aud the REPLY to it, as procured
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17
CARR. GlEsE s. co.
Flour, Grain, and Lumber
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 23 s % Spears Wharf,


R,fer 10
John Clark, Es9, Pr,sit-nt Cts ns gans. r.,,,,..
A 4. Git, C.lsi.er Franklin Esrk,
John hrT'rlsr ir- ~, rtHad.',hl,
1T m. ID. rr,sd.nt Crcil Isank, pDys Ds9osst
J Wall wrr Il Son. H-.T.. bug.
J.u Arp &Cn selnser@'e'
Aa;e. Win.s.r Co, Milton.
W. ". Croke, ksl. tv
SIMON Schuy Ter. E,q.
Gcorc" Eodinc Tru- h-S,i.Is
". Wea.. r a Co. aontours,iiie.
ten. ". = Iackrr.
T w lly6, EsI Cashier, v;,u..
James H. Huhns. Esq,
Lewis -. IiG in-.
N-Ncnry Eubh Jersey Shore.
J. p Hulin- Esl., Lock Haven.
~ C,rR, GiKss & Co. have the large Z
Wharf Rooms Of any Commission House IN
Baiii""re. always giving qaick despatch 10
Boz in tischarsins their cargoes.
Fec. IL. ls53-cmi6l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17
Auditor Generals Office, Harrisburg. June TO- 1855.

Auditor Generals Office, Harrisburg June TO- 1855.
HoS. E. SLIFER-The aggregate of the bills
handed TO me by your Committee on the day
you left for home and as they had been presen-
ted by the persons who provided for the BAN
quet given 10 The members of the MARYLAND
Legislature, &c, is $500 29-and the aegre-
gate Of the amount which you supposed might
be paid is $3.50 90. Owing to some negig-
ence OF mistake on the part of the House. no
appropriation was made. and the State Treasu.
rer had no fund upon which could draw war
rants ,ha, the bills nigh, be paid. No settle
ment of any of the bills has been made by me.
there being no legal provision for the payment
hut have been informed that the Treasurer
has made some advanccmenis upon some OF
the largest Of ihem-This is all can state on
the subject except tha, am informed other
bills will he presented when payments may be
expected. Yours truly, L. BANKS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17

AGtlentic intOIIlaii0n las been received
at Baltimore Of the escape of Patrick
Oh luohue. and another of TIE Irish ex-
lies, from Van DieuIan's Land, ana tha,
they w,i. shortly arrive at one Of our At
iautic potts. their manner of escape is
not known, but it is probable they got on
toald of some American ship trading To
Australia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29
- e.--..,.,
THE NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS.

L Is fact which neither wish 10 evu.e % 10 deny
that the bunker" portion & He Iew YORK democracy nave
exhibited suong signs OF dissatisfaction account :" HE
alleged Injustice done hem IN the distribution di iiie
patronage tina, State. We have not ;e Authorized 20 eA-
press any opinion The business o ihe coptai- oa-'
upon this allegation DO propose 10 % 80 "" eft
tac,s, however which we have hoiee' o"S'"s "
On this subject and which hnyu noI seea CONTESTED
wcn sern 10 us ~ merit confederation .oli our "hnnEe
friends For example, we have seen 1t confidently asserted
hv he Albany Atlas that in hs State, where The pumeca
enah OF the two trsons nearly equal The
mn :,urr 70 e iras beer in the proportion Of four 10
= ,,or Of N. sectio. .! sets E the t0s-! 81 complaint;
n ,, ,,,ent been c"nroverled II has escaped out
attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29
FRIDAY MORNING. JUN 20 1853.

In 10 frequent solicitations 70 publish Official
catalogue Of the members elect the Legislature ~
sorry 10 say, that owing the cufabe riGsne< oi
the officers whose duty is made BY law do 80, the OH
ca returns have been the Secretary oi the Com
mcnweah in tho than third OF the mem;
bes. Until the Officers spuned up TO their plain dnS
under The .4w correct list OF the next Legislature cann'
be made out ur pu5lished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

Ira &C EIti. VIRGINIA. To "lr.-At Rules held ir
-fSs Once C,Icult CoGn OF foShdtsH County
g .h' lay OF Iuty ncuslre, in he year 1888
..''# fansy. PHf:
tais}, e.eclr of the nuneupatlrc will o; MAJOR
.s- y anf Mary Farley ann f. Farley Cordel'h Far
~. ' i"H. nmi Harriet Farley, infant children r the
, u ldT'-y dr' EtGard ". Bass. OF the
s"ti MAJOR H. Farley ms bond hs administrator OF
lex. 9s ice d. n Robert X. Dabney, ao sIerh OF Pow
,. m a. such admtls lie of the sait Nson
r. ''r#. Deits.
i'ns SHit settlement OF the amounts
.; i'ant ant Nion farey's and 10 subject The
@ far'eys estate The county Of PowhatHn 10 he
~ Any oaaiCc which b. found be due by the sad
the !a;e administrator Wilson Farley,
y ,I" i.aiEu:
f"arlR by afily; I.d cause Tia, the tefe
snG children Of Major Farley dec d. are NOT
~ CnnrnonHea uI. i --or ordered that tho said
o ape a. here within month after ,u. publication
ah ;4! copy oi this order be published for four sue
~ He Richmond Euqulre published
tp ami MAJ an"h-r copy posted trout door OF the
t,4 = !" thl- county the first da. OF the County
Isfv T. '.",:-iesie WM $ DANCE T.
IL n 81 :, WoNTHAM a CO.. GRoCERS AND GENE
w. ".h>>iON MERCHANTS attend particularly u The
ha1 20. t!tu Tobacco, &c, anJ keep culstally Oh
riss.r ,"'nent "i Groceries, together with Lime
'- "eel OF csers desenpnou, June 2i-c3p4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

IN his letter published in Tuesdays TIMES MI Il maAes
the following criticism upon The new Secretary oi he ~"
leor Of the Government meaning, OF course
the Department of The Interior:
M, content with This he brough, into The Interior De-
parment of the government gentleman irom Mlchigan
who during his whole In Congress- sire nuons
and Jealous advocate OF the Wnot plovoo' anu was VI
r.cd 10 be an open undsguised and acknowledged aoo
Iitionist.
This charge against Mr.. McC.iiand has been long as
exploded and the trouble peed not be gone over again 'o
the twentieth time but If it were rue what poaslous
objection i. against the administration in The mouth o on
original southern Wmot Proy!soist, in The mouth o one
who sad at Powhatan Court House
Suppose they Congess) think slavery great mofat e
and nnbIc nuisance Why they the same rghl %
nrohibi, s introduction aIso Unto the etTiiofies ap
pears 10 me they have, for cannot find 1hat The Consc
ion makes any difference between that and al? o'ef spe
Ties of property
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

,.IRGINlA.-.E CIlANCEnY-lu ,ne rir'2H couF: :"
! Buckingham t,t0 -,
III. o-a,.a t;ul.r William II Ws.:, drs ans: NC
.r. r.tal.s a u-r.tre aus. CI,4sue h's wIir. r'-'
w-P iiocccr admir- of James wa;: :eC W'itm +" -
,,Iy h,, si. Iic.-, N tulr au! MIry l. hs- Sr Wi
a d. - almr al Jauc- Zones. dec II ThumarA y J"!e. Ar
~ NJ ,l,. James p W.:kus FhiI "aikr' Henry le'
49, - ''''''' " 80 - Dri-
. mad n :f cause Ii: IAN day oi April !s'' o.
r,,..ls .,.ins acr"Iuis .....,.
,.g. ., oi Mills noc'ck as ain r :"
,.S. ;sr u has !ls. "e;ieh ' SaIc ae''""
5.s,gat s-rc lie ra,aIt and the SAL! Defendant "i'-
tryr Wall. deceased; aI-o account
N he ,.st aud The defendant
A. ,-c.uot, IN, made hy The n!estaie o lac
..p r,!g: HoccS. - palni1 and TO any otst ol
ANA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

Iohu " Danrl Esq .irior ut The Richm"nd Er1n ihf''
IA. been commissioned charge des atiIfrs ." HE u
stalss in Tho Kingdom of Sardinia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

Tte ;n ., he .sse Jane. Wait dec H. whose c'ans
ur. herch. aor": ar Teir-scd 20 bring forward
~ before G-n:iuuec IN The above notice u!
IA! !s ma, BE- pant ant ia -eHefn-; OF my ad'
glut..r r. tol ,recct. " ?. BDCUCk, atainIs,raior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

Annua! political elections viii come on mex, Monday INT
first day OF august Alabama Arkansas lndiohh iowa
Kentucky Missouri and Tcsas On Thursday the "nf't
August they will be held in Tennessee and on thursday
ne H. they will be held in North Caroinu.
In Alabama the Govcrno, and entire congressional dele
CATION will be elected.
n Kentucky the congressional delegation k 10 be elected
one or Districts being very powerfully contested
On each side.
la Missouri congressional delegation are TO Dc
elected
In Texas Governor ana full congressional delegation i
| 10 be elected.
In Tennessee very cd contest going on or th'
Governorship Andrew Johnson, Democrat she
Robert A. Henry, %his.
In North Carolina they 10 elect Governor iegisa
,ure and full congress sona! delegation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29
N...it r

rls are, ec.y aof-d that on the oIh day Of
,u-i M Dfe CouT House, sha IL pro-
did I, 70 slJt accounts ROBERT SHAW Conmr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

NIRGINIh:-A ~ lie IL IN Clerks Office Of the C!cut
'ug:tu Cy Richmond. ,ts frat Monday III July
iu- !,l ia: ni The InJG.h.)
:" aoaaud Edmund r. Wias:ot merchants and par:
-. ;a rr" AM style 81 >4ou Wit.on, Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

THE NEW POLICY OF SpAIN-The new ministerial
paper which has Jus, been started Madrid gives the ol'
lowing as one of s sentiments in the programme OF princl-
pes on which j, is 10 be conducted
la ne il Is nccessasy that the Spanish people, strong 10
the records of their powerful and ancient monarchy make
their flag float mpregnahc in Cuba, friend ana pro'sc'
Tor II, Merico and active rpprraior oi Catholicism
n The holy places The title q" King Of JeusalcIn which
belongs still and aIwaysto the Queen OF both asie can
not and ought no, 10 be an empty title.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29
FRAUDS UPON THE TREASURY


The following paragraph from the Washington Star, DIS
cose some Of tho enormous frauds alleged 10 have ocet
on the Treasury San francisco. and me proP
and vigorous Efforts Of Mr. Guthrie bring The parties I'M
.cuied TO punishment:
tis~arso,sG FRos CALiroRSIA-The Treasury Depart
ucn il appears managed their matters In conheHoh
the alleged frauds committed by james Cnlsr ii''
collector customs San Francisco ana tha' o i.oni
Batter King his successor with great afroiliers ie"
months he department forwarded TO California the U"
cal evidence on which these charges based he on
!ec States Grc, brought The matter before nv
grand jury Of San rrancsco have found true o,l
against Coer ielorlousy using $500 QUO o ne puh
money as she department have just been noheh inc on
GERS started ate: Mr.. Collier (who al SeuoenSlIe
ohio "hen last heard trom by the Nicaragua llne-'n
QUICKEST leaving California the Jst of July ne ao
vices received by The government inclined 10 believe
satisiy lel mat True bill will also be found against NJ
hns 10, improperly u-ng S00 UDu OF the puoie
ianos Whatever may De the final result of these trials, W.
iee assured ta the government satisfied that they have
ampe proc" al hana to bring about prompt conviction M
both cases he penalty IN each less thuD sl'
months and not more Than len years Imprisonment"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29
nrt-nLan;


l. 'cgt. II.or re:-raet executed
c ~ "l !hc lc'ehtan: wenty.h's 20
ami a.!LsE ta"In- been nai- and
=. .-'.ttl; lLJ.r Uul-f"I!ei o thI1 GoA
lr nl-rlin aoe,l 1" agprar tl- RGI-s 10 o.
,,-s's Ofl:- o The -at :OGr The FIRST Monday III
e' u !n .s. :" ioicc his Interest III
srnpy-Tc-c. EI~ ROBINSON, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

CONFIRMATION or THE WlTHDRA"Ai.o or -.
MEXICAN TROOPS FROM MEsS!i.La ,,'rf 49,
y9Rns Ala july 25-The New Orleans tIcay "'Ir =,
.re contains Santa Re dates to The ll'h u ',
yhch uiIy confirms ,hr ~i'hda"a Of Cen ita' m 81" ~,
,,"ous from the Me--ia Valley, by of'e' "' '''s ~
Minister ut Var. :, . So,. =. far Tin. our
nse,ing o citizens held a; nane M = :v.rnen
I r;r, N. unI4st intentions OF ne ''"Srrn'"rh
~ me hn.'t'i ;, M Mexico strong protest aha =
"ih'h the were unanimously adopted and "fe's'!
-"ries o ~ -, ,hs p,csdent OF the United Sta;o-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

LIEUTENANT MAuRY'S SCIENTIFIC MISSION.
Lieutenant Maury sailed from Ne~ York On Saturday las.
in the Pacific for Europe attend the cniric
10 be held at Brussels 10 Angus tbs conv.nri meets
under The auspices of The naval Of Europe and s
.c has reference 10 branch Of srencc Lieutenant
Nsury has acquired world wide fame i Is p"posed 10
adop, some uniform plan OF observations "oecs with his
wind and current charts and il was einrny nj that he
should be honored he has been BY national commission
10 such conYeninn He has thus far devoted his superior
10 scientific researches AMI The results nave gwen
cnown 10 his name willis, they have contributed ncacua-
bic benefits commerce. We anticipate hPo' 'a sose
auences from his p,esen, mission in the further improve
nents in The science OF navigation which we expect 10 o''
low the dclibera lions Of the convention at BruSsels
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29


-
iI.thy atrr Sally Nancy SunnAy. deed
taG, Nunray, EausIrSI. Euah ibI"y, Ob,tl,i,c,
'T-. Wilcs N" IA" cli:"u o T"ncr"n
ihc,'c-, w'o itsIl.y ,,
=. Moo ,rc'd .r Ta'n'ts ID. v
,bu;ers Frauc- Gol"r Pcli. Gnrdng nrr,.s
ar-r uukn Thomas II Smith Martha Ann M wi. r.
- James NJ Elizabeth. an! kl,har! II. Eroa-. u.n-
% this 10 obtain decree ing
Of land aud and Ieris.hir property s,r,
Nancy Nusnaiiy died seized au' alsavI.
~ r,,e and ned the defendants. >!u :r II
IA. .i. ana children Eyerrt Moore rri not III
ma Cos nw-aIi; and also n"
- Ia. general desc Of parties nus'uw,
un at painful nv hts attorney. u -"r'rT"t, lhs'
sD.r arrear within one non.h ailef due IGbiIca
% NJ i" wha necessary t" protect ih-'t tI"-'
" @ lad LAT lis be published once Week nf ioG
.i.'r-' 10 Richnend Enquirer ne"ta" ihhstc'
. Richmond also posted al the if"nt dn"L 81 III.
ir. I3-e... SILAS CITEATIIAM e.
lkGINIA:-h, held N the Clerks ONE o. the ''IeGn
Quite tav RIchmpnl on the hrs; MONDAY III July
ieog.rI Wh,y1 Panth,
Wr...u. T. sr Defendant:
= 'oc''s a. .,or az a;;aclms returned executed
. - 81 recover ui the dcicnlant tue sum VI
~ 49, "n lawful interest thereon from tie !I t aa
- \ sta"ut; and affidavit having been made anu uieu
.-, eta thav. name" resident oil this common
's 'aia .sa; uoI!" 20 appear d! the Rules I" 9e
h eTs.. 'rr the al C"uri. The first Monday IN
""N a - what project hts ;nirres! III
'"ii, ,l,-T-xte Els ROBINSON, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

TURKEY AND RUSSlA.-Thry years ago Russl was
with Turkey. As that may possibly again oc,uf
is interesting 10 rtcrT 10 the sentiments ui u the
most eninenl men I"l cASicd AZ that lime, OF The merits pl
the question, and ot in general. J.sfson when IL
this letter. s. years cf age and John Adams ~
"AiusTIcELLu June |. !-!-
ITO reign 10 The news az The iur Il >."iIs
that the cdnnIbai- Europe going another
again. between !tus-ia and Turkey hir l, battle
OF The Kite dn snake "hIc!rvc! DESTROYS c other leaves
Il destroyer lrss for the world. This punnuruus hGT"r :"
mankind be the aw o! his nature; OF ie "-
siacleS 10 ;"n great multiplication provided ~ the r'
ism u The Unyefs. Tn, cocks OF the hen yard XII o'r
another; ocars, bulls do the same an TIE horse ~
his wild kills a lhc young males anti worn down
with age ana war vigorous youth Kills HIM
hope shall Prove inuCl happier Ji tie QUA
ker policy H. aud thai lie the feeder bii.f i:i4n
that Of the fighter And i j. consolation that ih1 c-
ISOLATION by these q! part o; the earth - ir
means o Improving anUiicr part Lei ir ideI Dc
o!iCt; mix tie while the Russian holds
by the horns Turk hy ihr ia.. Cod cr-- you
and give you health, strength sood-s2s, alG uach o
lille as you think worth having.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

Rail. ROAD I.ErTlNG>-,.!,a rn;re !nc "i RAJ! road
sta ked OF by the n.nscr. u The Marietta ant I'ncinnai
Rail i,gad Company from wheeling 10 Milford "a pom
Ssncinna) uurf contract and "t!i do1o'eSs
be galoped over after the yn hOr-e fashion, hy eccm3e
ni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

! iRGiAit.-I> uilANGEEy-A. Court held tor th'
ai. CONT ut che-ret ErUE,s M""da, The ith DAY u
'ar- n ,.atrr, P.ainl:!:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29
THOMAS JEFFERSON" |"
MR.. ADAMS REPLY.

Qrixcy June u, IT,.
DEAR SlR.-Ha!t an herr ago receives, AMI iis H."
men have heard rai 10. the hird yu., i!s oes
lct,rr that ever was w.".U y Cclagcna;lln, dated
June |.
This g!,hu theatre 0! *ar IiS !nnao!
'ants are nj! hcruc. The ic :,I- vncr4r and ne am
maicu!es in PEPPER water believe yuIf-lisu mo iit
waii..c !tl>.iihs. f'tl'HS ~
Frenchmcn. Ants CacTpiifs and cnnkcrwo,aS are ne
only hrs among whom 10: nI tCs; al! 'i"a
sen iSrii il We believe Hin Jews Christians ani Ma
hI;nriaas has always hn II Peace W. need nl' 'ioh
Die ourselves about tn fret ou-vcs because
IF vi! doefs: but safely tr!st ltacr with hi skies.
John ADAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

The source from which the following communication pre-
cecds entities II publication in our columns. We sha
have much say respecting subject matter OF the COM
munica,on before such measure is carried into law o.
the land: ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29
Defendant:

lkGIAiA-A Ku.. held III the Clerks oi:e Of the tneGt
'ggrt c ~, ui lchrnon, the frs; Monday IN July
- e, '"l: .Ir 4.t lay o the monthly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-12

TUESDAY MORNING. JULY IL. 1893.


The President left Washington yesterday afternoon
accompanied by the Secretaries Of The Treasury and oil
War the Postmaster General, and Mr. Webster his pri-
vste secretary A Geographic despatch from Baltimore
informs US OF the arrlva OF the President and his party
at the depo, thai city al haipas hse o'clock lie
wac received with great enthusiasm by immense con
course OF citizens and fne display of the military, and
by them escorted horseback 10 his apartments at Bar
NUNS Hotel In front of the hotel handsomely decorated
stand erected The President introduced 10 the
assemblage by Col Hollins. lie then made brief adj
dress returning his thanks 10 the people for their enihu
siasc and gratifying reception. Secretary Davis also
made an address, and followed by Other speakers.
We hope in next issue 10 lay before readers a
full report Of the speeches. The President proposes 10
leave Baltimore en- rc,e for Philadelphia this morning
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-12

maryland MANUFAcruREs.-in the foremost rank of
those who have given character and credit 10 Mary
manufacturing State, stands the name of Wethered
Brothers These genlemea have long been celebrated
for the beauty and excellence Of their cassimefes This
branch OF business has claimed their particular attention,
and has been brought to great perfection by their
ceasng application and skill. The fancy cassimeres
and the black doeskns made by the Messs. Weihered
well known and highly appreciated al the Phil
adeplia and New York markets they here in our
own. We always galided 10 speak OF the enterprise
and success OF sach enierprising men as the Messfs
Wethered Such men are credit to any community.
By the way, we learn that those gentlemen in fair
way 10 add a new and highly important eemen, to the
motive power OF he county, by which uery great
ing IN fuel and consequent expense will be secured Most
sincerely do wish Them succ, in this, as in ali their
efforts for their and the public good.-Bal Argus.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-12

The anxiety Of The public 10 see the Thirty Years
History by Colonel Benton. will be greatly increased by
perusal oil the extract which will be found in our
columns to day. The incident which Colonel Benton
describes with so much mnuieness OF detail excited
much public interest at the lime OF the occurrence and
for many years afterwards AS many OF the attending
circumstances Illustrative OF the characters OF the two
dis inguisbed individuals engaged in the Transaction ds
scribed we deem it fortunate that The task Of committing
Them TO history has been undertaken by well
qualified BY his ability and BY bis per sona knowledge Of
the whole affair." to do them justice. Taking this ex
tract as a specimen OF Colonel Ben,ons forthcoming
work. its appearance will be looked for by the public
with increased interest.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-12
by J. c. MCGUIRE, Aue,loneer.

Two DWELtiNG-HDUsE5 AT AUCTIoN--ou "Wednesday
afternoon July lh ga o'clock, the premises, shall sell
No "a ia SIG, fronting 90 feet north between
running back s2 feet inches alley,
proved BY iwoso frame houses, with bick
eight finished modern
Terms Oneouh cash The readue In ~ and Ia months,
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest Title indpuablc
All yalcing at The expense Of the purchasers.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
July l0-d Aueioneer.