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DIS p VS. wPsb1S SIsss
RyFER large stock embracing the following par,
" at low prices o cash. Gus
Hhds Prime Nader
1890 Lbs Cream Tartar
p Barrels spi, Tarpentiae
% Do Burning Fluid
1000 Calls Lin.eed Oil
goo Reg. White Lead Dry and In OIL
100 Calls Lamp OH
go Lbs Extract Logwood
500 DO Nutmegs
so Barrel, Tanners OIL
400 Kegs White Zinc PAINT sn' 's'''"
- Ia rels venitian Red and Spanish Brown
10 Do vsTnishe.
80 Baskets sweetO OIL
1000 Boxes Window Glass, French and American
10 Gases Refined Borax
y Do Coopers Isingass
coo Ounces SulphAtr QuInnc
Sands sarsaparas vermse and All 9TH
popular Patent Medicines whole being very
na wei suited 70 the wants Of the trade Of Virginia. North
N D. Particular attention packing and shipping fe24
qpMr,6o pSy,I FL ~ Z. EXTRACT OF CISsAM-
Voc the OF Chronic diseases Urinary Passages.
ton kidneys ana Pisaier any
raAby OF that organ and correcting the dsp rofae
he voted pain especially In dschs.se
hs urno genital neos membrane, retention
Its efficacy a. the Parrira certain uaadies OF the urina
y organs induces ascTibe almost specific this
altering the quality OF the urinary secretion orignsy
Introduced into medicine hontrip employ il al
most solely In discharges from the urino genital
brane sonorhes eucorrhea chronic OF the
bladder In the latter o, those diseases Sir Brod Med
Gaz 800, In recommending IL 81 in.nt
surgeon that has influence disease which is
To nder very materially the secretion
"e na''nHAi9S , and, i'I'StIi,S Of the Bladder"
For sale By DOVE 4 co. snoi
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lpLACk JstAPE SHAW - AND Ls,rs INis.--o .,o,s
. age s,ok Of slack Wis, Black Lace Points
~ very low prieep. WARREN A PERKINS,
yf0 No. 1l Raee Square.
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SECOND SUPPLY

CEIOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
NALENiINE CRENsHAW g. co, have this day ed
w. oy The steamers Roanoke and Jamestown addition
er stock OF the newest styles Of recently Goods for
Lads Uehiernen Misse' Boys and witch
been purchased tn New York the lowest
Ia part a follows: '' ~
Rich bTocade Plaid and Striped silks
Black Figured and Plain silks-AIl prices
Plaid and STR ped IeTnanni and GrenasIpe
Plain and Figured Bareges n Barge De Lame,
kurer. French Printed Jaconets and Organ dies
french, Engltls and American Lawns and Caicoes
embroidered MusliDs Plaid and Striped 10
embroidered Robes and Brllantes White and Cold
Plain ChRiys Chaly Bareges and DE Bege
uinvhanni, All qualities, and Furniture prints
nabt and Furniture DiuIiiy, Bonnet Cord
DnennEettes collars, Sleeves and HandkercheNs
ich ana Medium Bonnet, Cap and Neck Riband
LAdies tenteTnen's, Boys, Misses
Thread, and Cotton Ho1e and Half Hose
onbhIine Apaea, Canton Cloth other Mourning Good.
81 aud lOI Table Diaper oamask s
IAoe Coih Napkins, Doyiies and Diapers all prices
ifish Linens Linen Cambria and Renting
Ladies' GenileInens, Boys Misses Chidrens Gloves
Thread Isle sSiss and ul Laces Edgings and Insettnrs
yacoaelt CAmbTie Plain and Checked swiss Muslin
Cloths, Cashmere, CAshmereitsa 81 nd TweedS
hilk. Satn, Valencia Marieies yestIngt
White and Fancy, Colored, Plain Figured Drilling,
Bed Iickings, Plaid DomeI tic and Cote nades,
Handsome variety OF Goods boys wear heavy
"heh sbh Dngs BuTlaps, and variety Of and
LINEN Goods M terTants Clothes BeReed
shirtings, and Cotton oEnaburgs, &C. "''
. VALENTINE, CRENsHAW 4 CO.,
ia NO. ", corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
Pnuar
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a..
S. 49,,
war,asi- Tan.h s' 49, hsngi'
Trn,n osssfs AAfu
asAs.-I.,.. w,a... ~,
sp.,iI, a E.i.n,ins cs nse
White. six Wsek,- Lius Ca
Tina.
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100000 s MSSEIs s1 or sPn1ss ~.

D. GOODMAN will commence date TO close out his
entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing store greatly
eceu pe Vor cash ony for the sepieua
esrl with large stock OF fan Goods wholesale er
chan ihronshout the State will this aud all
are respectfully solicited call .oct n ne
vas more varied Goods better stock
conplee comprising article Geneuens Wearing An.
pare (al OF the yery aiest sIlts
eres bargains has never before been Richmond
The Goods will be sold. J. D. GOODNAS
60, No l31 Main street, opposite Ia gle Square.
N B-Cloihing in as out servant. Ths
stock Is large Those money by this es, on
por'uniiy. Call and see. -
myl9 IN n
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nSnEsThr WARRANTED aAppsN .kss,. N.
esstteefs have ust rsceIvip. slsi, -,
.s rpy q ss'h and genuine oARDEr rFfp ss,,,sss
~. sd nr David Landrsth the ous,ly al
sons co ~ tsns,.y sss
ny. s me following comprise p;rt o. cur a.S
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BOOK BJNDEHY

BOOK HJNDRHY
BLANK BOOK MANUPACTORY
UAMls WOODiIOLsR Ua,e NasH A woopHorsE) has At
tehed 10 his Book Stationery and Piano Forte Establish
nook BIHDERY and BLANK nook NAgUFAOTORyy
And employing good worEnen prepared manufacture m
u2er.r manner all kind. Of BLANK BoOKs required by a,
chants, Banks Insurance 0ees Factories, Railroad Compsns
Clerks OF Ours Ae and u bind Perodos Books, Bank
sic &C. dH@ ieafoh 'cN be epccud dfredsondtie rates
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DiCKET BOAT pLorCIipoy. FoR

DtChET boat PLOTGIIBOY, FOR
n VIEW C4NTON-ACCoMoDATIo rss>ttsS
DAY L1NE-The subscribers
running their boa, PLouGupoY Capt Ro T. Crouch
tween RICHMOND NEW CANTON
ne Gai ndueenen, fer and hereby
10 the travelling pub all night travel avoided
sengers taking leaving boat places in the dsy time
Leave RICHMOND, ri A. NJ, Tuesiays Thursdays and
saturdays arriving in Ssw Canton NJ he
Keturning-Leave NEW CANTON. at A. NJ
day. - - ~ '
Boyd, Edmond Davenport -
Once on 9Th street, opposite Myers Warehouse.
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MY ONDEftftt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO IA.
ysR alter aveisns nearly on. half the aud eneoans
danger nisicrtanc ta,ae aud almost death length
saecsvded eetsning Of the noted Professor Of Chemistry
hand Of beautiful
rm In es-ehins rinrs that beautiful the
This art curling the har and eeaung and adding
lavish her beauty In all but
has been praesed the ash nabe Of The cities OF the
for the ast nve with perfect and
eseIt,ons OF Prof. Gran Devive would probably
mystery to the world for erhsps ike the
tor Of the art and only portion human family bsSe
been decorated with Rnges that have
tivated their thousands.
The Recipe curling the
pod pad, 20 GiRd TIEV1TisR. fs,"isgi - T,@Toal
,oUnfy OAio where he himself amid crowd OF sd
miring friends receiving the blessings of all that have used M
daily all parts OF the United
state,, those ~oodsrfal for Curling the Hair
auis-sm
a MORRIS, OF Main street, has received the fol-
Ne lowing valuable and interesting Books;
The Metallic wealth OF the United State. Described and oou'
pared With that OF osei oOan'Iies BY Whitney; Is
masonry and Anti.hAsonc,; by Alfred Cregh. ~
Ten Nights Bar 1hrre by rs Arthur
book for the million. IS cents.
Ranngs Half Yearly Abstract the Medical Sciences; 10 49,
from January to June, lses Price 81.
ONernaut Practical Mneracgy As.sying and Mining with
derpton OF useful Minerals and Instruction. for tsssns and
Mining according the smpe; methods by Frederick Over
mao, Mining krg SINGER 20
Amortization and Percussion by Or Joseph skcda $3.50
Tue Amsie.n C,,Sge Bnlder Series Of Designs Plans and
John Bullock. Ice sl9s.
Fifty Years in Both nemspheres OF the Life
Katharine Ashton; by the author HUBERT Ae. sleo
Also, the same hoand In paper bIndiny.<sl.
H H,n - ~. y" cSnssnui ~ Mhsm nos' s'Ss'
per 81.
Alone by 5,sriOu Harani. Fourth edition press ssa.
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~ E Rg sW sssaR

YGL2xCYX
81 as ... %
the iIh June the PASSENGER Trains win run As follows.
Leave Richmond daily a, ex O'Clock. A. y.
Leave ss.ss,ss.. d.a.ss sae.set. 7. \.
cSlrsD three over il year; ofsss... $
ss.n eSs ao be Pr%G the i..s.. except
attendance infant children 'et per,sn, In which
al S be showed on each when
purchased at Tie one, and to getting the
Ts.s VANS:
rsre to Norfolk Portsmouth, sioo
servant. travelling by Grn.e,.. must be furnished by their
masters with two 80 that one can be retained oSe
n. B.-Tte Train, uirun by rietncsd time.
once RArRRc &c, June ,t,h 1854. Isis
Foh OLD POINT. NontoLk AND ro.tIsId ~
boat AuersrA viii .'Cp rssniay at ord =.
n
the RshmOnd and P,er,ears Dtpost O'Clock Mon
Returning the Augusta Norfolk the alternate days.
via TGs'y: thursday. and Saturday. at ~ for Port
to roini, Norfolk Portsmouth ss 90
rars to oote. King: M drove 50
oSdrsn Srs aud not twelve
se rs% nH through 60
Servants travelling themselves be furnished with
stated the tina, they permitted
I and
~ BThe freight all articles going by this
1'"1' '~'' " Tnos popAMrAp. supertn,enaen.
oflec Richmond and Petersburg II Co.. June ach, 1884,
n ~ 81 NJ! INSTRUMENTATION T..
LEXINGTON, LYNCuBURG, &C.
FARE FROM RICHMOND
ssPhsi Ian
TO LyrchburF.. ......... 500 To R,h do do 80
To Natural Dr!iee....... aC0 10 warm and Hot do sn
To ruch'nsn SIS To Finsasile ........... acn
On and after the i0th Jnly
leave Richmond tTiwCeky LyrchSurg
Mondays Wednesdays aud Frids connecting with en-
sSge lines TO Lexington, fneaste and the Different Virginia
Springs; arrive in lyncheurg At NJ there with
Western and Buchanan Lexington
day
Returning NJ and Lynehturr at p NJ
Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturday, and Richmond 2nd
steamboats, The stage route for Cumberland
ingLam Courthouse Charlottesville
this line.
Our Columbia will leave Riehrond
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays O'Clock
and arrive al Columbia at 9 p. NJ.
Returning leave Columbia Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays
a. A. ~, reach Pemb-rton, A. GU ~. Cedar
Point sS NJ aiehaux Ferry 81 Judes Ferry lex NJ.
+. NJ. and Riehmond s p. NJ.
In October this line will be extended scot,syilIe
Jy6 BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
/ eSTEAMEOAr CURTIS PECK-e ssx-Yf
- -, ,PaSSAG O. 70 OLD POINT, PORTSElyrAISSSa,5
It's PECk, Captain John Davis having
overhauing will on SATURDAY the 18th
her regular on the river between this ard the pisces
Thursday ~ oeoct A. ~ preciseiyJ touching
| all the regular landings going returning.
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Td~sng.s Ao 'e' 9ros0A Hot'ts may stop at point,
M, ny orSer. -, II. ID. WHtrCoMB,
tchnond June ~, lSt Supk Ira sports lion.

IHROtGH By "a iEfGHE--Pass.nrers FOR the sweet
sulphur springs informed that there daily
lines OF stagr, SUNDAYS excepted disSrent
tors and rnnnfng drsAt Tyini dnd Tss-
seenino ohen ne tee sSoeR ddrdnfi,.s rocd 6y COM
sacks, the other at Salem. -
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond 6 o'clock A. NJ via the Dan.
Vile and the southsde Railroads. Stages M ml,,
Lynehburg p NJ. and NJ take the virsns and Ten
nessee hafoad sIn and arrive the
ocioef I'm Leave next moruins by stage arrive al
sweet springs by oeoet NJ and the White sulphur By
NJ Or ,hey can rmain at lynehbu'g TIL morung and
then take the at O'Clock B>n.ack and arrive ty
Al he Sweet Spring. by o'clock that evening.
tn. vlrsnia and Tennessee Railroad open to Newberr
distant rs miles the Rcd SVilu- SPRINGS TO witch
tw.,kly line Stages and in lev days there will he
daily line The morning train reaches n.wbern
at IAN o'clock, Pm. n H. GILL
j,ls General STUNT Va. and Trnn N
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'i's . para o. cur sssoI,ass, ana
Lrrrcs-Ear,y cabsass. Ro,.
do.s Curied India, liros.
Iss,.sh' orssn and white Coz.
| s..o.-Natn.s and oiHoa.
OklA. %. -.
neid.
PAAstrr-curied
fARsHtp-purar. KOS.
rsAs-Landfeth's Extra. Iar
| Y name, Large Marrcvf,t
Dwarf do, Pvtuvian 40
| p prs,..- P'skiips. Large Sweet
hbnsa-Lens saimon. Lon.
seArlet, white Tprnlp. RED AZ
Black epanish. Nv
kHrbAkn.
sALsAyr.
SPINACH.
bouAan.
Tv.slr-yiat Dutch, Red Ton.
s sa,se Siooe, kntz BaEa. Lafss
Pcf HEnss-Assortnsn,.
from D.LAndretb, are offered or
e. from the Nurseries OF u. Ian.
DC snbscrtbers, shall he nyomntiv
!nhNs0N q BROTHER
o' y. Landrsth, lIo Main st.,
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JTwss sr.Anss s oo~rAsr-ss. rA,,.....

~ phia Via NORFOLK. %sEI>
The sSednas, VIRGINIA; Captain David Teal hlJS
PfN As w vAEfA Captain james Baymore, .ser.
rssr CTR or RICHkOHb, Captain z Mitchell.
Oneof these splendid Richmond Phiia
svsr At beh water, toaehng Al City roin
And Norok 70 receive freight ReturnnE
philadelphia every Wednesday, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ arriving
charge their cargo.
These splendtd expressly ths line
exerton
They provided With Metallic Boas-se,
hrstrse tables and attention paid by
ting Captains the comfort and the proeoen Of
goods.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through New York. found ....... o. %
Passage Philadelphia oono, list cabin 90
Do do rot found Cfnd cabipJ ............ 4 90
Passengers New York
this route, for independent Of being cheapest
BY far the most pleasant route.
this line have entered into forward
through with dispatch.
Aul5 A. TUTTLE, Aren't a the Dock
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sSTElMEOaT CCRTI, prcK.. -

- PASSAGE 70 Old PONY, P0RTSEES1rsls,,sr
VOCZN AND NORFOLh.-1h he Elbost .a<A-k-a-%S
tbs PECK Captain John Davis, having complete
oSehauns will on SATURDAY next the 18th
her regular run on the river between this ard the above
leaving the wharf at Rockets Saturday Tuesday
Thursday mornings at on o'clock A. NJ
all the regular lsndinEs going AT returning.
Passage to Old Point, Portsmouth Ner 81 Meals ct.
each.
iel6 r O. UIsErSs
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SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NEW YORK via NORFOLK
HIN EvERY TUESDAY AND sATCRDAY-U. q. HIN
GyIGMAiL srkNMsiilP ROANOkE, Captain 65dN
49, Thomas sktnner-wni leave .RicArond" for.11o
Ntc York" In future Saturday morning at o'clock Re-
turning she New York for Richmond every
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Captain oAvnpr .s.ve "Rissrnord
O'clock Returning she viii New York foe Riehmord
Saturday afternoon At O'Clock.
These stop NORFOLK both going
returning.
Passage York. including meal,
modauons only.
Sssetase psssage only
taking these ship Norfolk charged the
by the river boats.
mhsl-u LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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'IlmE VIRGINIA AND TENNEssEE nAIL.

'INiE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL-
u RoAo|Rhb SoLPUtR SPRLSGS-The undersigned
running line Of stages
fridays and In few they a daily from New
bern Depot ON the Virginia and
House anu "a. Ret SaipIsHr Spring
scHEDULE-Lsayr iJnehburg Tiryinid and T,nn,ss,.
the dty. "
Fare from Lynehburs to Gle, Court House. o. 80
Do do do Red sulphur. ..., 5 90
Tickets may be procured at Ly nchburg depot.
July 18th, 1854 PLAsO CAIDwEII A IN
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WIHGINIA AND TENNEsSE:E RAILROAD
" BatHdNIN,S1 TJR1L BRlDGE LE.rING Ton mo
RothBEIDGE ALUA SPHINGS-Passengers are Informed
,hrt ths nov running daily line Of splendid
Horse Stages from Buord.
Railroad TO the above
SCHfnuLE-Lc Lyreiturg the yirrn, and
Eairad att NJ aud arrive at Buchanan "elock
same evening Leave Bu, hAnAn morning,
and stop ~ hours Sotarai rJs and reach The Roer
bridge Alum Spin In time for
Fare from Lynchburg 20 Blu hausn ~ 90
DO do DO Natural Bridge. 90
DO do do RoesbTidge Aiuta ,,......... 4 IS
Tickets may b procured at the Lynchbucg Depot,
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70 WIN. PALMER.
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HgAiiFAX CUT hERRINGS-in store, for sale by
hh leIo L. ii. SKINNER, Cary street.
NOTICE OF CO-PtIsTNERSIIIP.-T sub.crL
esrs have ns day entered into
opposite the Post thank, 10 the bic TO-
past iayor: and hope by attention er,
iinianre OF the literally
tended to each .i Us individually We hand well
lecied stock Of goe consisting variety which
request our patrons to call and examine. -
my16 ssWrri q piii;pcu
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO yIRGI
MA SPRINGS.

RIGGIGE CHEChED THROUGH.
NINETEEN MILES LESS STAGING THAN Dr ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
The following entered pto
Richmond Danve the Southsde. and the Virginia
Tennessee Railroad for conveying em Richmond
LynehsuIs and to the sse7tan white sulphur SPRING.;
Leave tbs Richmond Depot of the Danvls Rail.
road daily andays escept-d At GS o'clock, NJ and
lypshtur by the Rich and Danv- and the Souhsdr
kalroaSs ~ O'clock H. Mstagny
OF the sOutde Railroad To Lyneheas, nes-ne at yueh.
burg and ai q NJ take the Nrsnls
arrive at sasn h-tlesp at sen, and leave the
morning NJ dine at the Mountain
arrive the sweet Springs at4 o'clock p. NJ,
sulphur at r. ~ the salem
Springs miles, and thence - the White IL
only al miles.
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CooLaRs. NEENn:E,,N ToI.. 60.
ZIMMERMAN.
Thirty yEAIus, VIEW ~ THE a. T. sRSATE,
NY HON TUONAH N HPNTOS

TI N.
80 Of this reader will hnd an oyenne,, "A
temper freedom from matguy which In the abt.ure o
other evidences Of authorship would dcred Of
NJ Benton. was especially struck with historcni no
LosnesS and Pnerney His fair and honest description
OF ihst good old patriot citizen, John Taylor
osoT BIC and diYnihed deus
hg Admiration Whieh the Ransop
sho can only he painted BY skehs the dignned
eusson Madison and Monroe, with feeling illusions their
IeNth Al unite 70 make this Instructive entertaining
ormnE he beauiiul dApery which has gracefully
srful production" 49, ~ Nv"
gron Communication 10 the "Ihuurer." June 7.
Fuohea W subscription and TO be obaind IN Richmond
- JAMES wOODHOeE,
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vessels are AL Of The ART esis, built the city
passenger They commanded experienced Cap,ains
quansd for the trade and uho will TO
MEDIATE They will be owed river BY and
may be relied OH to sail promptly, as advertised.
rhg North, or ordering goods New
m 70 h, srrst to 'hp by this Line, freight always
isaction 's" avn 's''esar
OF patronage. ~-A'As s'un 'hAie
foods shipped b. this Line to New York. fe
o. TO New Orleans Mobile, Charleston Savannah
The vessels viii lie Rchmond AT Rockets. a, Me-. w..
Berth Nc. ], Coffee House sp OF Wall ,tree 'A' ~
DAVID CURRlE, Richmond.
O. IL. PD RsoN. New York, SAsent,
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Tickets from Richmond to he the the Rich.
nnnd and Danyille Depot only.
n. In days the southie completed
the James River caua NJ point about miles below nehturg
from viii travellers will be taken in packet boat to Lynch
arriving before; and after that 81
miles staging to the White suphurbspE than by
other rsute.
~ IL u
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retiring from business. cheerfuly and confidently
OF REEVE 4 BLAIR '' ~ " ~
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K-iOrLTRE RAZoRsA few dozen Of lhess superior R.-
| O. ). sIsToN co,
| lyls siEn ~ the rireniar cav. II Naiu street.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

Finding in the Louisville Journal the subjoned
paragraph vindicating the course of the Member of
Congress from that district in late debate in the
House of Representatives, and concurring in the
general opinion that Mr. PRESTON acquitted him
self on that occasion with great propriety as well as
ability, we transfer to our columns this just COM
mendation of him:
The Richmond Enquirer is very angry at the Hon. WIN.
PRESTON, of Kentucky because he made able, dis
passionate and dgned reply to the Hon. GERRIT SMITH
upon the subject Of slavery The Enquirer does not ques
ton the strength, the argumenative power of Mr. Pres
toms speech indeed the Of strong argument by the
Kentucky Representative is the whole ground Of the ed
tors dcnuncaon of him. That editor processes to be
surprised mortified shocked throughout all his sensib
ties that Southern should condescend to argue
with the slavery fanatics Now, think that, if
Southern takes the trouble to talk to fanatic at ALL
he might just WELL for his sake if not for the ia
natics talk like logican and gentleman. The editor
Of the Richmond Enquirer is in the frequent habit of
sailing the anti-savery with whole columns of fierce
aud vituperaon, and, although they probably
noa than represents them possible that
his Bngsgate is quite offensive to gentlemen as the
calm strong arguments Of Kentucky gentleman are to
him Our opinion is that Southern interests Southern
rights, and Southern honor be defended much more
trumphantly by argument than by invective.
Louisville Journal.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

DErurY SHERIFF SKor.--Much excitement was Great.
ed in the city Of New York Monday afternoon owing
to the fact that Mr. Enoch w. Folsom while acting for
L. Vultee, ESQ., Deputy Sheriff. had just before been
shot by Hezckiah L. Thistle, of 115 Chambers street.
Mr.. Folsom in company with Deputy Sheriff vultee and
other attachesof the shers Office to the premises
No. 113 Chambers street. for the purpose Of forecosng
mortgage which outstanding against Mr.. Thistle.
The party entered the premises and stopped by
inner mahogany door, which they found barricaded The
deputy sheriff summoned the persons inside open the
door, which not being done he directed Folsom force
out panel Upon this Thistle fred rife ball through
the aperture, but the ball passed without taking eect
An effort was then made to widen the breach in ths
door sufficiently to permit person to pass through
Mr.. Thistle then discharged swivel duck gun, of
very large dimensions, loaded with sugs. These passed
through the door, forcing off some splnters which
struck Mr. Folsom in the face forehead and eyes, in
acting number of wounds. Fortunately none of the
sugs took effect upon his person. hough several of them
passed through the rim Of his hat which was partly
blown away. Additional assistance then obtainei
and Thistle surrendered lie that he acted under
advice of counsel when he defended his apartments from
he sheriff.