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SlSGERs SEwING MACHiNrs are now pronounced by
prudent men, far preferable To Life Insurance. for
they Afford the means 81 getting living Will the heal
Of the family lggs md increase rather than diminish the
chances Of family lc otherwise jcstitc boy the death
Of protecting fitcr or brother. No family should hc
without Me hlucs who can them in their daily
trades than doIblc incir earnings by their
" y MrrDr
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HEAyY DAuAGga.-I'riel Sladbat has commenced sui
AZ the present ofthe Cleveland Court against The
Cleveland aud Pitsburg Rtlroad company, 81 lining
damages ofsOOO0O Tor tho loss Of an arm, beg and other
injuries, Willie 10 the employment Of the company IRE
ma
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- iCIINIuND AND DANVIII.E RAILROAD OPP

h BRAKES BRANCH, u MILES.
On and after MONDAY, July sth 1885, regular Passenger
Tram VII run daily sandAy eHeePied) between Richmond and
brakes Branch.
The Train will sis for passengers only the following points
MAnchSG.e-, RSious, Coal FIELD Touahawk,
toaN sotts So NIa Court House, wyanokr Jennings
dna haytoEAh Liberty Church McheFrin keysviAe and
Brakes Branch.
Leave Richmond O'Clock, NJ Returning leave brakes
Branch at ~ 80 r. VI.
Children under years Of free provided
pied by them Prom ~ and under Is q half
travelling themselves furnished
passes that L. retained the Office and
pssy ial on The iAi they permitted the
Cars
B-Passngs for Lynehburg will the Sou;hside
HayiokAh 0T RcEs Station thence by Flag Cos Stages
ynchbIrg Passengers for Halifax H. and D4uge
Ne Fsrg Cos four horse coaches brakes branch daily
except sunday Passengers Greeborough Salisbury,
Charlotte ~ c. Messr FaEg Co.'S horse Coaches
on Tuesday, fhurdays and Saturdays at brakes Branch.
Passengers for Carksvie Milton, ~ T., lauceyyle
Moss Co.'S Coaches keysyc Tucsday
aud Saturdays Milton and TAneeyvilc Flags Co.'S
Mondays, Wednesdays brakes
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TnE WngtT CR0P % WgsrgrN NEw YoEK.--Thc fr.
Wcr5 Of Western Kew York busily engaged IN gather
.ng their hay gnl gh,gtcsops The Rochester Democrat
says comfortable portian Of tie wheat will hc cut ibis
week and that the Weather could not be finer for securing
ia first condition Only few small parcels Of new
wheat have vet been received a. Rochester and II will DO
fiy another week before prices rm be established.
~ LII
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ENi nhn,l,, rit;,Iii.,I nI Nli,,NIi I.nIAIr, b,

PfN-.Ths arce Is manufactured his
nEARl DLDw, w1 having r nine the supervision
rs Esisbilnrut three eOpaTurr with
Busn furnish his Oh
writing IUb st- sth -rticlr supsGio any
fired Having IN mating finishing
pens, rupynr ry tr AID sklful workmrn,
hen nicc tht fell cheap
they durable, existence. Persons
diicl,y untiug lWhrn
~ lBg steel uil have duplicate Gold.
iaids o. sIi FL any siylr t- dift u.t
S 10y al the Jusrrrs and Srtonrrs ~ the
once and Factory No 40 rOrt street, Bo0ky, New York
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G,INGiR'- PATENT STRAIGHT NEEDLE I'ERPtN ga
- THAR ACTION SEWING MNCiI.NE-SFCI' RID ny TWO

E,ttNGiH- PATENT STRAIGHT NEEDLE E'tfPtN
- tiiH ACTION SEWING NttiitNE-SFCI' RID NJ TWO
pisrlNCr PAPESlS.TEess extraordinary Machines
diplomas and medal ari,i
luz hines eyer vvi-rd The! nQs at
'ae;iyc --tgr-, Great Exhibition the Cry
New Yort.
IT," proprietor having perfected t' mauufactoy ia
New York able produce the Maeles cheaper rate
and have determined sis the benefit the public
thr 81. Hereafter these unTyailrd Machines will be
tther regular Offices Tor 100. toihOt deduction
Diy-,'tS'.
Of e alHal QUALITIES % these Machines fr all the work Of
st Ciohir, Tailor ShCe NA-facurcr Saddr, Carris. Trim
Cap Maker, and Corset Maker.
rnr cLaT4eie III machine Gc bTiucae- af6u,inc
tabshed and admitted t. tie
feet instrumcn' Tor the dcN.i T clear poli
each machine a $500 depending the
and difficulty hc ~Ork done We da-irr call "a
aar attention 90 h.ri 'oHi, RnHHidArfr. 90 lacine
stitching linen and goods. W. satisfy ss
Ieried that other machine has don % this
Kind ~ sttc perfectly. The 81 the machine include the
lr'i los using When ordered they Ia-kd "r
pcte FOR immediate ana t printed n'iruc'ons for using
furnished.
Either o. tile Express Companies Merchants ac place.
vhgre cur IRE located AFFORD medium lur.
chasing 'lncs.
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RANCE OF TuERMOMErER.

plNcc M ~, as, :, :, ,.,s.,,
nANss VI TuEkMOMETER,
dfJ w. Rdndoiphs Book Store l2l Main Stren
JvLY gan isos-f o,...S -,,----
10
.--
SfOkrlN9 foWpkRt00 quality receiving and
ysa DAVENPORT ALLEN CO
N tTA BAGA TtjRNip sprn -. =, = .- -
~ iva WIN. PALMER
OF Kinds. Long and .ha,. NJ. ,,,..
In Pocket Hsndk.rchef. snbro,asr osek Lace M,e
Chemlrettes 'es's' ooiia's anu
Muslin and Cambria Bands and Trimming
Thread and Robin Eises, &C., &c
Sasee,, Lawns. Giogham. Muslins; Berase,; chaiIcs;
ssnia ~ with good asssormen House
iva ~ ~ "o'u'' "' sAu u%srwyp,, co
'. nAhrmhLL Co
also ths ordn.r go and kers patent fsseIer.:
iyS9 - '' ~ ""1 "1'Ae' '"' a., a. -. nam ss
.rp,, ,,,,,,f. DN-e, a w.
The Yns LII, n, AZ me Baptist Book iposi,ory;
Of Cbrst,n Cha,.c,sy s 49,. Nc pe'e'opment
~ IT, M MI, n,,s' ri ae,eI py harvey Newcone
Reason. and PAIN aud ah., MI..s,.nIs ~ 'ne n,os
Eclipse OF Faith by do.
sermons Of the Rev. Jos Finch, with a memoir.
Baptism-its mode and subjects, by /
Character OF the baptist. nv q Dun.
cam NJ A.
Travels In Egypt and Palestine, by Thomas, NJ. ID.
letters TO Recent Convert, by Pastor.
R.e,r lung - i,s S Msn.o,' ey Lady:
The OH for.st Rsnsar hx r.n oy OAherine sinclair
Boston: by j w Iage OF virgins. H' ~ ~ Without one j"
Also on hard good ass,rtm.nt of schoo poo.. nm,
cry. LJy22l OUARIEs WORTH An
- ~ o.Nene',.
nHke minerh springs OF virginia; -. AL who visit
Porm Book revised bv N sns. p.o nr,. a. An
book has a rapid sale y = " '' t" P'e' W w.
Mayos Magstra,es revised edition 800 No noOl
Of torm. has v Ier circulation ,nan this.
o. nssenoy 70, lsoz anu ls paper 81 bound VI %
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a YER'S CHERRY PECToRAL. ron
N TIE CtHB OF COt GII-, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA AND CON-
SUMPTION or all the numerous medicines
eNtant, md some Of them valuable) for the
cure 81 pulmonary complaints, nothing Ias
ever been found which could compare I'm its
effects with this Preparation. Others cure
s0rurtfutra hut nj an tifnea .,.t L., Ill A.
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OriFThe adjourned meeting Stockholders ~ the Rich
mond aud Pecrhurg Railroad Company, held AZ the
Office In Richmond, MoSpAY, 18th July next. " o'clock
jskj-8ta Juty JOHN WILLIAMS Trr..uter
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l-HNNTENsIyE STOCK OR PIANO FOhusS-
rSS{{ h JAMES wooDHoUsE, Gate Nash 4 Wood

has gently additions to
fashionable and elegant
Ia the sale OF thousand
the most respectable and
gina and North Carolina, which
FULLY equal Ia Tone touch durability
ship to any heretofore sold In order to keep wen supplied
TO meet the wants Of those desiring
for A. Stodar Go J. H. Durham erng three the
oldest most reliable and
in this country OF Europe
Those distance unable In per-
son who will conhde their subscriber
sured that they will be faithfully dealt with.
fTte sent them II personally present. prices
are reasonable establishment North south.
Fair prices allowed for secondhand Pianos
Portes tuned and repaired, jy2O
XVHIsKEY.-"MOuntain Dew""M. r." and Hers Whiskcy
w for sale by
lelb DAVENPORT ALLEN a 20 -
- EDuCTION ~ PHiIE OF BOtiI.E's HN I.flIIUN
tLtip for Preserving, Restoring. and Adjoining the
Har the following Ia VI
Bottles formerly sold cents reduced to IS cents
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MAYORS CouHr. Friday, s2ad Jaiy.-BuaoLARr CAsk
the slave Of Lucy Warren, aud
oeoss slave OF L.ebury Carter Who. Thursday. were
with entering the store Of Ms. Lacy aud Car
ter IN company with Abner slave Of Mrs. Frances Garth
wright ana hired by Mr.. Carter, and taking herefrom
quantity Of bacon and % 10 in cash. were bourb, nm ON
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AZ w. Randoiphs Book Store, lei Main Street
''l' ED '''S-' O'clock u o.slOet oslOci
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IHE neutrality-suspicious.
RICHMOND WING.
no CoRREsf,oNpENn

SATURDAY MORNING, JULY ss, 1883
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* EES' CYCLOFFDA-J ". RANDOLPH Ia. ~, gslo eirli
aE- complete cops Of Kccs' Cyclopsd!!.
In STATE AE,TuE live when t'y author u nstrucD
Construed and the ~ !uy shall be And a! o.
eminent v"E siaie.'a q Virginia WLo have with toll asiu
-lntd tie stc ascent = lame, there who has attained
reputation a. extensive aud enduring The uupseeing Gut"
Of The E'ay CacIrc M.UErts HH TiGyuyILy N.,rs
ia hs. 'i4drcNs l ~. N. .y-irtis rIt '.GF,sf'DH
H-ans Essa! CIlllreoIs MI.uEes, Pin Edition, las
polished Ia hands me lyle ~
jygB W RANbOIp;f
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Heir, to the following low rates, viz;
Bottles formerly sold at 80 cents reduced to % cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-15
LIKE THE EVERGREEN

Some Nken their love to the beautiful rose,
And some 10 the violet sweet in the shade;
Rut rho Flower ueer dies when the Summer day goes
And the blue eye shuts when the Spring blossoms ade
So we'll choose Tor our emblem sutdicr thing,
We will 90 10 the mountain and worship its tree;
Thro a health 10 the Cednr-the Evergreen King,
Like that Evergreen shall our Friendship be.
The perfume il carries is deeply concealed,
Not breath OF rich scent will its branches impart;
Hu, how lasting and pure is the odor revealed
In the Utmost and deepest recess Of its heart
Ii prow.th in might and it liveth right long;
And the longer il iveth the nooer the tree;
Then health 10 the Cedar the true and the strong
Like tho Evergreen 80 shall our Friendship bel
|, rsmaiueth unseared in the deuge of light,
When The flood of The sun tide is pouring around;
And "a firmly and bravely il meeeth the night.
With the storm torrent laden, and thunder cloud crowned
Ana so shall all changes that Fortune Gun bring
Find our splits unu.ered and saunch as the tree;
TGen health The Cedar, the Evergreen King,
Like lba, Evergreen SO shall our Friendship be!
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pOEEICAL.
For inc Enquirer
For Inc Enquirer
TnE HEARTS SACRIFICE.

THE HEARTS SACRIFICE
R.fnrc an altar sands bide,
Arrayed In youth and io'e.n.ss'
Will. nav companions al her SIDE
Thcir hopes of happiness express.
usr ,uiycr:ns lips pronounce the ""su'
1hat seals he. late Tor weai ot woe'
,,,ola na nccsn,s only should be head.
Whcr willing hearts our hands test"w.
yybv res, those shadows on her brow,
AZ clouds around lovely mount !
WHY droop her eyes in sadness now,
Like crystals in an arid tOuntf
Who do The accents of her voice.
No sympathetic JOY impan
Why do her lips in vain rejoice.
While sadness dwells within heT heaft
And why should grief her bosom swell,
While wealth and station now oes'o"
All that the worldly wise can zen
Of Joy or happiness below
She knows full we'll the sordid price
Her heart upon that altar laid
She feels TOO late the sacrifice
He, bridal hands have falsely made.
She thinks of one, a noble youth,
Rich in the wealth that virtue gave,
Whose only gifts were love and truth,
Though poor, the bravest OF The brave.
Of him she thinks and OF his love,
Which che had vsiniy vowed 10 share,
OF welded tliss, all Joys above,
Abandoned now Tor splendid care.
Now wealth 10 her no pleasure brings
kad fortunes smile no JOY can give;
Her bosom feels the scorpion s,iogs
That 10 her heart must ever i've.
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DIED.


.o DEP yy'IdIy imon,ss after p.."! 9: HUslon
DEP, Tuesday The 81! inst, Nj WILLIAM C. HOB
the family attend his funeral from The residence Of h
ia;ler, M John C. iionson, at O'Clock this afternoon
DIED, residence the county al Charles City, on the 81!
day Of July Mr.. FTrIEBlRY II BRADLEY in the a2nd year OF
his
DIED at The residence ., his grandfather William Bell, the 24t
,n. DANIEL JOHNS reliant Of Richard P and Mamie
Waller aeeL i monlsa ! day.
Va RaH sxGSn he n sn a sa1 %Sisf f wa.
man strong anI bsnsvoira! heart His prominent tl'
Al The age Of IT, he wafserve1 81
der The Old Justice Of Peace, and again elected
under The new without his comscht.
II. truly sad tie edr Of the lee sona 'a, he va;
fearless right right and wrong, rongwithout com
pr his ,nasiselii duties he acted regardless OF oc:
Jien his kindness the loved aim and fell in hi. h"n:
sms Al @ a" =; IT, hoSi
the rrdrcahic fruits OF righteousness" &
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
informed since i,c,r ;-r nen5r. n
een zen " association ADD rcspcc, 70 his n'eo",
following resolutions ehopte!: $50
ls's Tha, ,I~ cour heard with pro o,nl re1 rs ., y"
a r IA NJ NJ ., am tF oumsy a a5 o.
cable ci!:ea ant he cou'; one 81 '4 most "-r:"
Resolved Ta, tender M "e'ghnor AID saa., ana m
c'a!y TO his afflicted amy our sincere Coincidence 10" '
Resolved, 1h. memory Of the deceased ,s msmasI'
Clerk 70 the family Of he thai he s'
coIf 81 the Court Cnpy-Tes;e: slLhS CliEAlnA"' =
RESPECT TO TIE MEMORY OF Mr.. McGRuDLh
| FARMER's BASK oP NIRsISA, oh July, M,
TIL. -lrd painfully sensible OF me 40;
dspensatiun which has deprived tem OF faithful
conrgui. Of uc:ui amt exemplary ''
| the death u 81 BLETr MsGRUDER. .,,r.t
They desire spietd upon their minutes anu re-
this af sadness the mournui
In rel 81 lie example Q! 2enr"".,
orthy merchant, ccura:e lihea' M
member a:ths Board which caary he had | ssious
years always attentive comprehensive III MS 80, , well
Of SO linn
orme, VAS h. In, ,hose whose privilege II was 10 An
ma,eiy impressed with the highest M CHRISTIAN
gentleman and worthy OF all the honor "" "
Extract rom the mlou'e' oil 'a' D's' A. SMITH Cashier.
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CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES. TX KENTUCKY
Ic kcnlucky Ycomna gives the following coE,pei.
list OF the congressional candIdatea in that state Viz
Firs, Disuc! Linn Boyd, Isaac Burnet, Jel Blown.
Second DsrIicr-W Winston /. Davie benjamin L. Grey
Third Disrct-prescy Ewing.
Fourth District James =. Chrisman, Il +. Bramiette.
Fifth District-Janes W. Stone Clement ). Hill.
Sixth District John NJ Elliot c. F. Burnan, DR. Pierce
Berry +. Stone.
Sevenlh District William Preston, 5. 5. English
Eighth Disrct-Ju John g. breckenridge r p. l.echer
Ninth Dist.ict-Jamcs NJ Rice, Aqnila Young
Genrh Dislrict-R. II Stanton, G. w. Hodge.
The Yeoman says From best the democracy
carry nine OF the Districts"
TENN EE-'rhe election of Governor, Representatives
Congress and the Legislature will take place in this State
the first rhurday in August, The last Legislature hng
composed Of Wing MAJORITY did the grusscst injustice 10
The Democrats in the arrangement OF the Congressional and
Legislative Districts. TIE following the Congressional
nominations, Wings in Italics
First District l. G Hdttins and Ia:L0r.
Second nslrici-Hon. w. NJ. Churchwel and HorI't
Maynard.
Third District Samuel A. Smith and r. n rundyh.
Fourth Distrct-E l.. Gardeahire and Hon. HiHIm
Cui!om.
Fifth District Geo W. Joncs-no opposition.
Sixth District ). p AlsGn and I'eiir Z0icnftr,
Seventh District Thomas Barry and Charles Ready
Eighth DIstrct--Slephcn G pavatt-no opposition.
Ninth Disrct-Em EMridgc- opposition.
Tenth Distrct-F. p Stanton aud T. N Ycrger.
Orr most reliable information is that thc Democrats viii
carry several Vii. Districts u Union
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ii sos SIC
Whole ainouni,

aTIUUTEi
p. SMELL, Inspector.
NEW MAIL. RUu rE.-A new anal route WAS establish
ed by an act If Congress- connecting DAVIS Mills
in ,:id VITA rrgcTs Store, ia PIttsyivdna, which gOes
INTO npalaln THIS week The mail Is be carried by Fan
~ Grove ,i,rrc q lcw Are nbii :hrh the residence
ot alex .eit,scr $50, called White Stone" t"E
Lci,wltc E.9., ?, ~ and thence TO BeFger's Store
CHARLOTTESVILLE nOTELS-The Eagle Hotel IL
ROW entirely under The a&emrnt OF hr. &. L. Pe}ton
who insnd. il enlarge 4ni !mpid'c i.
Nj Geo Oi:uinhro IL now the sole proprietor OF ihs
Genital House." winch has lieca ere wted with Travellers
the present sra8"ii,
BEAR MEAf.-A beat weighing five hundred pouni
grass, Killed In this county few days ago, by Mr.
Francis e. Murphy. ls hind foot weighed pound anu
fourteen ounces and measured in length ten nckes.
hop ney ineVigeEcer
NEW POST DfFlEE.--A new Pest Office has oeeu c..
th!ishe'' n Cais Mil Amherst county, David T. Stsplea.
I-ustmas,Ur.
The Office called StapIeon, which formerly located
that place has been discontinued
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The Richmond Wing il is thought has not yet found out
that Franklin Pierce President IL continues the di=cus
sion Of The exploded laacies u" federalism, with much
earnesness if there elecO coming Off week
hibinodDu WAY Uemocrat.
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NEW YORK JuLY lj.-FIonr is finn. Sales of Is 600
hb!s. al descriptions have adyance from u cts per
Dbl Wheat has improved Sales Of $4,000 bushels "hitd
Ohio, at Sl.25.
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TRIBUTE To THE MEMORY or DR. CHAPMAN
lie reg uar semi annual rnccritg Medical Sucie
~ Of me District of Columbia, held July L. 1853 the laiow.
nu nrcerdings touching the death Of the late Dr. Na;ian
irI Chapman Of Philadelphia adopted
Tnr slal business Of The Society having been concluded
Dr. Larne remarked that he MAS anxious before the nd
iournmen of that body 10 bring 10 ts notice SUBJECT
which could fail arrest the profound and res
cful attention OF all present. he referred 10 me recent
i,my with which had pleased Providence 10 ailct 10"
adcal profession Of this country in The death OF Dr. Ma
,hauieI Chapman. Occupying for 50 long period an rnva
he nrcnnence in the profession Of this county, and en-
vtna so widespread and honorable distinction abroad he
Ihoupht il peculiarly appropriate that Ibis Society should
manifest! in some fitting manact its appreciation OF me II
re,r:h loss have sustained IN HE demise Of so hsh
,n.h,i member Of profession. That, dn auHinis
IF The venerable institution which The iustrlous dead
had presided with much distinction and honor for long
If years felt sure mat there those present nc
,nyino the same relations 10 that institution VINO would
a jv apnrcciac the feelings which prompted these re-
marks and checrluy cooperate in Offering This SIMPLE III
~ II ,soec To the memory 81 under whose teachings
h.v m inb7cd The fret principles OF our honorable pro-
ion He would therefore uiir he following resolution
v,lv-d That cunmitten al BE- arpoinir! To drs
Iins aggressive Of the propur! feelings ri regret with
wh,c; this Society have heard Of the dca Of Dr. Fnaane
f:hapna: of Philadelphia
r ;, solution being seconded by Dr. g. NJ. Dove II .ns
slv passed and The o!i'wpg gcni!rn.n acc"r"n2-
T., MED By the clair constitute said c"n''', Df.
3,sIaler r. ?. GaneIt, Dr. ic"rge NJ Dove anc bf NJ
rn following resolutions having been reported BY he
committee they unanimously adopted
Resolved That We receive with sentiments Oh p.oonS
.f Tho melancholy intelligence this morning conveyed 10
rs Thai Dr. Nathaniel Chapman Is no more "
Received That as members of the profession 81 medicine,
e which the ustruu deceased was fur 80 long period
dstnnuhet and shining ornament nc feel an honest pa
- his past career as eminent ana ssiu'
husi,n dslingus and profound philosopher mud as
briIIan, and accomplished scholar
Resolved Tha, tender our cordial sympathss 10 ms
confessional associates for the loss OF one whose enlarged
prience emiaen professional abilities. and acknowledged
I have for 80 many years constituted him The recognized
and udcious counsellor in times OF professional noea
~ he community in which he resided for The absence
Of ons whose many aoca virtues varied and pleasing
complishments and whose amaoe disposition d" not fail
tnew him and whose munifcen charities justly obtained
f., him The character OF public beneiacor.
Resolved That the Secretary OF This Society be instruct
II SAUNDERS, M. D., Recording Secretary.
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amang whom wire his cool fiends oI lhe army, b,e'
Hazard A. D. e. Several thousand persons were thuo'
duccd and cordially received By the President.
When he retired his own alaT is!'i- nc "
Interview with Messrs Talbot and Kimberly reporters VI
the Clper and SUM- aud requested them 10 state no"
he was gutiied upon Witnessing such hne display VI ~
diery; observing that amongst the happy reihhiScence "
his life none acceptable man thosc WIZ" "'N
| connected with the late war with Mexico.
The Cioyeno. Of Maryland greatly desired 10 take pafl
in the nj but prevented by indisposion
Ee ,cellency will leave The city This morning in the 81
O'clock train for Philadelphia and will be accompanied D,
the distinguished gentlemen who arrived Win him. as vel
q. committee OF the CORPORATE authorities ol atlnorc
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QUICKEST PASSAGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
reported been made in nine days and and
hu hours beating the quickest passage The American
steamer Arctic by from fifteen minutes half hour.
Though the fastest American thus been ec2sed
by the crack steamer the British linz, yet comparison
Of the relative time occupied BY the steamships of the
lines in uaGnr uun,he. Of successive ,rils American
vessels have eresty the advantage.
MR. BUCHANAN AND The MISSION TO ENG
LAND-'rrc Washington Star states that has information
upon which il relies that The Hon Jas Buchanan will throw
up The mission 10 London. pleads, officially, il is akeu
for granted great indlspoeon exchange The reposc Of
Wheaiand for excitement and abors of the station
The British capital The Star adds that he is anxious
TO continue uninterrupted his labor Of editing for the press
his State papers, legislative well administrative. This
collection OF his speeches. reports and letters designed 10
embrace history OF the OF the adminstra-
on Of James X PolS These the Star says would
not deter him from going If the fishery question not
been brought almost to satisfactory settlement by The head
OF the Stale Department. aided by the advice OF Mr. Such
anan which, II apprehends has been freely sought and
cheerfuliy given.
THE LATE BISHOP IvES.-The New York Church
Herald has been furnished With letter written BY mem
Der of the Episcopal Church in North Carolina TO Bshop
Green which that "Ms Ives will return home with
her brother Dr. Hobart he having received notice from The
Pope that Dr. Ives would be ordained priest the
and could no longer be considered as her husband"
The able and eloquent reply Of PRECEDENT Pierce I'm
another column The committee of reception Baltimore
Will be read with deep interest by all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-15

E The able and eloquent reply Of President Pierce lin
another column TO the committee Of reception Baltimore
Will be read With deep interest by ALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-15

RECEPTION AT NEW YoRK.-At New York, where
he President will arrive Thursday, he will be receives
bv the entire military the city at the Battery and will b
escorted 10 the Crystal Palace where his formal welcoming
I take MACE and The ceremonies OF The opening of the
h;hi.ion will be Immediately proceeded with.