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LOCAL NEWS.

PusLso SCHOOL ExANsArIos. examination o. the fol-
lowing named schools win take place to-day
Mr.. g coals Junior department Of primary No 2 ne,
district Wilson's Hall Of Pennsylvania avenue aud
Polk.
Miss c. McCartby anlor department Of primary No. 2,
second district Methodist Church SOUTH Eighth street
aessrs. Bacon Dickinson, Davis, and Al Lee.
Miss Y. EVANS primary third district public school
house, late market housoMessr Hanson, Magrader aud
knight.
The examination Of primary school No |, first district,
Washngton Library Eleventh strso) Miss NJ q. Wells
teacher takes place this afternoon by Msssrs BENNETT
Davis Bacon, and AT Lee also, primary school No. 4,
second district Miss Il. Parsons teacher ehooho Ju
dietary square, by Messrs MAgder Bates, Dickinson and
Pearson and primary No. junior department third dis
trct Miss r. Acton teacher public school house late
ket house, by Messrs. Hanson, Polk, and knight.
THn ALrxsspHIA CAsAL CoarAsy.-At the regular an
nuAl meeting Of the AlersndriH Canal Company, held
Monday last the following officers chosen President
Joseph caches directors, WIN. Gregory James oreen H.
Dsngerhed, O. r. Lse, w. N. Mcyegh. and :. j. Wheat
On motion Of Jas. H. Reid the directors instructed
TO the claim upon the Chesapeake Ohio
Company for water rights to the extent Of legal pro-
ccedings.
On motion Of f. NJ Monroe the scheme OF the Potomac
Coalfeid Railroad Company cordially endorsed the
delegates from Alexandria requested obtain legislative aid
for the prosecution OF the work
Hon. Joshua vansant of Maryland, arrived this city
yesterday, aud took lodgings at the kirkwood House.
YovSa LADIES BoAapIso AND DAY scHooL The at
enon Of the reader ia invited the card Of Miss Brooke
which appears in advertising columns this morning We
speak from personal knowledge when that Miss
Brooke 10 fully competent from education, disposition long
and successful experience for the delicate and difficult task
she has undertaken Her references those Of gentlemen
widely known for their talents, learning official position,
WORTH and who cheerfuy bear testimony only
Miss Brooke's accomplishments scholar bat to her
abilities and teacher The location Of her estsb
desirable
hope that will be literally patronized by udcous and
appreciative public.
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RAmRoAD IsrKItGEScs--The directors Of the Central
railroad their meeting at Buffalo adopted two inn
porant They reduced the fare for through pas
sengers to 81 so 10 New York-a reduction OF 81 so
They also decided secoadctass trafn connecting
Buffalo with the boats arriving there in the morn
ing On this train the fare New York Is to be IS
These arrangements 20 into effect in few days and
but prove acceptable the wishes Of the public
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4 VALUABLE FARM In v,s

A VALUABLE FARM In VlFHShta II.5UU Atfssl TOE
saleavins leased for q years le faaauier WINE
wh0s~ high reputation warrants hs
belief they viii be kept sye nnderEad onrrs
for sale me vsinabis farm which surrounds the
contains of low Erosnd remmas5ls for
Of and capable o. being made one best
possble yielded 100 bushels %
single 1852 THE twelfth OF successive enya
on without and in los4 bad a. was she .as"s pro
daced susceptible Of Division and
certainty OF best in Virginia
T,rms ore third on the balances
one thereafter with interest from date u dey~
Yoy further ~ subscriber BY letters ad
dressed Warenon springs, Virginia % Wasn,ngoni
Ia q. ihoAAS "A-h".
Apyi lD-2awtcp
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BY TELE @ II A r III .


Bosros June 19The anniversary Of the battle Of Bun
Hill celebrated in Charlesown yesterday with
suaI pomp and display The monument and public buildings
appropriately decorated The military and hremen
turned out and sautes fired from the and
by the artillery companies The festivities finished
with display Of fireworks In the city the company
Of flying artillery turned out and exhibited great skill and
rapdy in firing their the Common, in Of
large number of spectators.
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Yy 5. c. ms0UIaE, Ascssosssr.

nRUsTEE,s SALE OF THREE. STORY BRICK HOUSE on
street. 18th i5sh reetsOn Monday afternoon
25th premises, The subscriber VIII sell
b. viue OF deed OF us dated esh reeorasd
in Liher A. g. i79 fs0 and ISL Of he land
County lot NO ~ ~
square snssx ~ nchss on street. and running psek
I59 alley u*f~on consist
hssek house, containing zen
opth deed Of trust ~ the property and
bearing interest - a.. -. -
il the terms complied With within ave days he
resell AZ the risk and expense n
'~ JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
NAV I'D AuctioBasr.
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New Yonx June I9.Cotton is unchanged, with limited
business at previous rates Flour unchangedsaes OF
$500 bbls southern is essersales at $40 10 81 26.
Wheat is dull with a declining tendency-sales Of white
Michigan at 81 52s Corn trfe hghersaes of 80 900
bushels western mixed 81 OIL Pork is firm, with
upward of 500 bbs old at SIT IS
sir ST. Beef IL unchanged. Lard is unchanged and in
moderate demand at previous rates Whiskey Is upward
sales of Ohio at asa 3s cents.
BALTIMORE June I9.--Flour has declined rs cents per
bblsales of City Mills at $40. Wheat is declining
Of red 81 Is 81 30 white in market Corn yellow
81 a$l OH white, 81 05 = 81 06.
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DIED,

On Tuesday morning the residence Of her
in-law. George W. Rggs b esq, in this city, Ms " SHE'D
DEN THOMAS SHEDoEn IN The '5 year Of
her
family invited attend the funeral services
in ST. "wednesday afternoon, 20th insant
at past o'clock, without farther Invitation.
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BosTos s.-The city of Boston has offered an ad
dtiona prize Of purse containing hundred dollars cash
to professional rower to be contended for the 4h OF
| July at the regatta Charles river.
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Urea, June ia man over this afternoon on
railroad by the accommodation train from the
West He about IS years OF age and has not been den
titled No blame IL attached to those having charge Of the
train
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pLENwOOD CkM ETEuH s--oMce No. ags PeRnsgt yauir
u avenue conner street, savings Bass fh
pian celebrated Greenwood ~
ground dsssst ana sba
CAPITOL leading directly
received charter fresh Con
hsrsi msns
prohibiting encroechnsuN firm
which 90 hotc Who
placed them Ter hps
all cities when the bor'si ground beeoHea
valuable purposes, and dea
args asd legal H.
as no ground.
NJ B-Panaphless map and by laws, and al
obtained this ONCE Also aI orders zoo
inrm.ns Harvey No. 40 seventh street.
fr~m 10 10 ~ a M ~ $3.50 Tidy
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SINGULAR sEsrrscs--Mrs slingcriand, crazy woman,
who murdered her child last fall In Bethlehem New York.
has been sentenced TO years confinement in The pen
tertiary and to fns OF $500
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STATE Tsmperanee Society.

Albany June ls.--The semiannoa meeting Of the n.
York State Temperance Society will be held Thursd
next in this city Hon. Gerrt Smith viii address I
Society.
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHsoToss-Tha sub.
scher formerly Richmond, Virginia. having established
an Office city, in ront 81 The Tens
claimants the
and prnsions uDder he recsn a Congress.
Having the the late David DnffDon
he has, perhaps nude 10 ,hs
revolutionary in tho first AUDITORS once ~
Richmond eoponr index The IN al
The orsr public Capitol ~ Virginia. Thsss an be
hope claim Wtrsted u him be just he VII be
the claimant himself be sniriy
una o u.
For claims ID March, sh 100
of land 10 bis
.hargea vii be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Aceomac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Rsq, Richmond, Virginia.
James r. Heath, Coum,ssio Of Pensions Richmond
stafford n. Parker Richmond, Virginia
Hon. John 3. Pendeton, Virginia
Hon. Chiffon, Washington, D. O.
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberake esq. New York.
7--dAcplys t
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~ ktLABLE PROPERTY on PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
~ pshic *ai- TUESDAY ansrueen }uns tst att eetqk
saah A. lftnn -
~ slsey
3rs cosislrs q
fsas ~snaii frame .
Thss sale Offers sxeesiea gad arrest
mont good asa o il hsl ~
caity onhassing "a
residue In sRa eiaAtsEH
mosrhs with sscssa secured by deed ~ the
JAS. q. MCGUIRE
Jnas I'D Awesiaarrb
ay~rhs above sale rs postponed anti "Wednesday
June I4-~dkA Agetaneef.
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Bosros, June l9.-The Office of the Know Nothing Cru
sader weekly newspaper, partially destroyed BY fir
this morning. The ready for pes and the acct
dent causes suspension Of this weeks issue.
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rKUsTEF'a SALE STOCK Or FANCY GOODS, GOLD
and watches swe,sy travelling uunks, hafness, SHOW
eases, iron Thundsy June 10
SIDE % Peanylvsuia
bes Aons q
valuable aud
nntlrrs consisting in part Off
gcsd az siiv watches gold chains
Acts, earrings. studs
Ftsx iax~ ,sssda md "
sndld @ porte aounaes, irsvslinx cAhas
Parses, ke of every description
Larg~ OF comks
Hair, clothes, and nail brushes, very hne
silver paled spoons and forks, cutlery
Papserm ma nc and walters
Prrfunesy, fancy soaps, aud srops
FreaenC hinsv s~~s
Geatissneafs usd~fshrs cravsis, neck ties
Acsosdsoas, spsrit levels, rules
Eah wofk -bo1 pocket
So superior sole leather dothes travelling tsunks
Vaises, carpet bags, saseh.is
sir single hnvn~~s, English bride feathers
Together good articles o ancs goods Nos nroes
u
foaf~x ent IL
Ons he.
credit Of 90 and 70
days, satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
THOMAS FISHER, Trustee.
June HID Jta. q. MCGUIRE, Aueneaset
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NEW GOODS FOR aENrLEMEs.-P. }. STEER, mer-
IN No seventh has Just ecevrd from New
York and barge addition 20 his stock q sng and
ducks dns &c pants
aud sh vesling both pnin ceasd ~ thn
styles In this market all % Witch No
prepared Gen
call early they wish choice
styles.
To- 3a wswif
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MIS-. Hrooks,s English and k'rc~ch Soaring snd
Day school, I3s PennsyiwapiA avenue


asfss BROOKE from having taken the house hs
corner and aveaue IN the BIZ OK
krnwn buildings, will Mosday September
1885, school for young ladies Many YEAR,
acquired in the FIRST institutions % nc NORTH among
winch shs Mays Hail. knsitDgo3 New jersey and
Episcopal institute, Phadep ennsss her T. oder
he niEaton o her establish
The structures hAoy, and htefsiass q me Ess.n
guare viii feature In her system Of edscatnF
Music and ie will BY the hs poses
so and French especially. facility will be afforded s the
aeousiton and pronunetasicn Circulars,
be had tbs principal book
stones OF OF Miss Brooke, No. 464 Z street
The Right Rey. Alonxo Potter, D. d.
The Right Rey,G w. DoaBe, D. D.
Pro,ts.or A. Dallas Baehe tesdsnt Coast survey
Professor Joseph HeaTy, Secretary Smithsonian Institute
Gen. John Asop, Washington, y. u
William W.. jnscoran, esq d. O.
Hon. James Cauaphei Postmaster General
Hon. Ellis La wIs, Chief Justice ~ Pennsyisania.
Hon. ~ W. Jadas Of the Supreme Conu Of PenHAy
Hon Geo. Vail N. c., New Jsssey-
sstsmabe lady, Of great ieset
TEACHER, aud whose aec"s pfsh
English literature, especially sam~ ss :. See
$500 N> 'o''
Jane ao-6t
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The Expected .Sfedmcr.
Markets,

HALIFAX, June lo.Up to this hour we have no signs
the steamer Asia fully due here
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
Noaday .h..sss. .s:, ..s :, ~
w.s "a .' Y. s.s.s =, J ,: s
seed WE'VE. G Z .s..ss Assd.sd
s. 81 - s. = ss. s.s.sia
pans %. from. Inns q s.'a 70, q aa..nss
ss sss ssse. .s;S wiz
..d Inns 60 tss. hence saa' one
ssos,sa Goo . " ne ss ss.s. % M sosss
eou.isans y three STORY breH a~.i,as hooss 49,,
msnhs. secured BY Seed Of uas 90 me psss
An coavsysseias 81 Of purchaser
y, ss Of -. -. ss sssss Il ass and
: - R f,sH i e s.st'.a E''''''
NAV sa-soSASs AHcroneer
- u c. nsaUsRx. A.<ss....r
VALuAsLE nALv SQUARE Or onouSo AT AUCTION
-: = , =: 81, :. sssss 40
= sss,ss. 3. ss .. .s. &C.
ssa y fan q me pss'e s.ase
1.s .si i. : ::.si Assa"ss't
uOaE0O9, . r.ss, sssa--s.x be ~ ssr ws"sr
ssE: z ssss move, ), Ms. ,.w.ss,y. 81 ssa,..
sss.ss, S.s"ss. ss.ssss AseAss.ssp Hasss.
= s sss ...s.y s.p4.ea- .e''. sen,s e. avon
nsOrr.s mas4s~y 81 s.p>as.. s~~-p~rse.--Ils
"A nery sa1oso. sosap-as " jain : 2 Aseos' witt
5o..s..ss nssssss .sss. ~ Geraldine
cAsss ysAssssas, chssss sssAs, Piss y
Yss wes.sa. " ass4s, - rrlrs - ess
Ths ms Hsmssn4s Mas cA~p~sdsoss pss
.esta,ces roenx 9easfSo~s snd
neosomy II La ~ Exs sssHPsea Free 70
via p.sss Z - s.s,sss y = VITA Isaesa
v.ss-.s.. ,-ss.-.... . "a. 4es,.'y 80
Be~ BY lady resident 70
fast casnmy, ihssGsAoas. Fnc~ ~ - \.
nf
ksssaschss Enssna Jsssss Nee ssas fe
Jss puAlsuh~d, and Cor sale at TAYLoR MAuRXs
sreT B0oss'ofe nem WAN WHY
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,.,a. ~ 8vTHMANN. lmpsSs<r ard Dealer d
ine brandy kc received small supply Of Gsestss
Co 5, verx.ray champagne. OF his eva fmpcrst'on
Ianel 9--uf
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lane i9-auf
pRA NGIs LAMB. clearinghouse Psrssass, PIC
Al PsassytvAnta fniof
n,r OF elaborate style ~ad hnish cor
stanuy Asvssd and put up complete a.
York, tkessby saviss the e~s !" esiass
u ytsA ~ bssakA4e-
The pablo respectfully invited :" eaa-
June i6~-eodJmu
IN ALL PHOaA Dlt4lfS I'VE onsS ~ this umS-
o. irish hung linens
usd that price, they are really vel
We also ODER -sesngs aaa yiow as.s IA al w,sths
damasas Diapers se~snx sad naFStns IN abundance M syss
and prices ..
- pieces and 6riings we'll saap'ed of
military -. :. -, 1850
throughout hs eafs year, al oar pf"ssrsay o~
prices.
In aAdnssn-
rs yeess dose peculiar iused and rich paa hseh
the qualities above At ~ IAN, ~ -,
and a been ssAisx tbs ssrvN "f
lei had better call early -
Oar orr seoas fanly eonss~vuea II "e''
thoroughly sssor,sd
clo.ns srpsefed 70 eccns
ssd as ssasss asy he sssa y" s
.~o,ur.
ssC~nrA atnrss,' vsss hnHdng,
I.n~ ls-s,sf oppc~sss Centre hsstes
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.


General Land Ofcstor in regard The Surrey
and Sale ~ Mineral EandsWe informed in
nterrogaores from California that In accordance with the
third and sixth sections of the Of March g. 1853 gold
bearing and mineral lands and lands deemed unfit for cuti
vaton neither to be surveyed thrown into market
Pates GraatedThe issues OF patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, June 10, 1885, follows
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TREASURY BEREAVEMENT
appointment Of Light House Keeper.Wilam Getting
ham appointed assistant keeper Of the lighthouse
the Breakwater, Delaware Salary, $500 per annum.
appointment Of a Watclman.W ID. Crampsey has been
appointed Waterman in the place of j. H. Heath resigned
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Hon. Joshua Vansant, Of Maryland arrived In this cit
yesterday, aud took lodgings the krkwood House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-26

ener recently published PLATFORM thay have made
"oie concessions to the CathoIics-aowing
.e ~ i've. DOTH Nathoics the privilege Of holding Office
'ie! Gun Ret votes enough to elect them. The For
nov occupy The proud position natives; there
oGiG o uSthGnGn made. Is this really sol or is that
Wnlch 10 published gull trap, set to catch those who
may go into III Is it to be understood outside that
they are TO have equal privileges, but in the cuvcr
and III votlng there is to be a different understand.
ing! Are they not practising deception. which eve
ry honest man would scorn3 Would they not gladly
have every foreigner vote with rhrmi Are they
not trying to conciliate them Their oprosition
is not TO foreigners voting, it is to their voting
with the Democrats. Any one who attended fine re-.
cent elections and witnessed the JOY and rlnImss
produced when foreigner voted with them, must
have been convinced thur it not objection to their
voting, but it was to their voting against Them
Now if they would come out like honest men, arid say
i'll their platform, that MI naturalized ctzeus who
will vote with thcm shall be permitted to do so and
nll disposed to vote against them, shall be prohibited
then they would honestly express their seati-
nents. They are now attempting to practice vile
deception, and l am astonishcd really astonshe,l,
when cali To mind many who engaged in it,
Some OF them. when they their error, which they
will see will be astonshed ut themselves. This is a
most Important subject, not on y involving good gov
ernmcut but social Intercourse. lf this thing is per-
sisted n it will not only uproot the fundamental prin-
cIplcs of social intercourse but it will destroy that
harmony aud good feeling necessary to the preser
vation of christian intercourse.
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80 RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,vpl,surD pnls, sEsrwsEk.s' :. 'n,rssAyaNr. AND WAN
TER NJ g:

wan dollars per sunurn and at the
~ Daily p"r. il taken Tor shorter period tn"n one
r.se Of sG a'sr Sr Weekly, hve dollars per snnun and
srso dollars tor -< S' by mail postpaid six dollars
tn the S% :. ,hc end OF the year .vsrv wsdnssd.v
The Weekly i; rsi in advance, or for e.. So
ss1 aseH s N sSass rso assqsS9 for SIG
mndc IN Of cum rrr ~ viii be furnished for s2O
ssrs S the TSsS sSs 20 copies and so on in
w. .a,pe pro b.,i!oi,:, or .DyERTISING
s.,WrrrIY and The WEEKLr-For TEN
Is the -, I'm .r;oa scvcntytve ceuts; for each sub
selaen M D,uY ExSuIREK-For TEN lines or lese, hrat
n ~ nv cents and every succeeding insertion twea
fase. .n,. II inserted once q week. twice a week, or
Zines week ;hirty,sevcu and half cents for each
,n.er,lpn s.;cr the first
charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
, and in that proportion for advertisements OF greater
excep, Lottery Vendors and Auctioneers, who arc
- "a : uU paper includrd)
u All obituaries and Tributes of Respect exceeding
,,cNr lines charged for as advertisements.
Orders rom disance must be accompanied with the
pay satisfactory references insure execution
. All dues this office nny be renucd per mail In
, snG available Bank notes, ut the risk OF the Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-26
For the EnGn'r:T'
STARTLING EFFECTS OF KNO.W~NurHING
''N-N'

Messr9 Er;itcrs: In that most relnnrkNoic prodnc
ticu inc now Nothing platform recently au"ptra al
prijadelphia is 10 be found the following shr'i'h-
anunnirotion: al Jealous resistance 6f az cI-efsS
I , scrj Examination or charct 70 oa:: an as
oSydcncv orcr any o'her a.: st SiHfc.' In other
oonntres we hare read Of Government contr"iiing
the Church, and the time was, when inc Shurcn nci.
nns under the governmental control OF Ensland n"t
have read OF any po!itlch parry ~ ~
iaiiyo standing Of different denominations oi religion"
iss II was reserved for those WIN profess 10 hNo|
Nolbir.- t. ennuge in an undertaking. IN which "lsGT
and better men will never parll,iPa.s. Toe H
"sL i tls object TO be accomplished In Whs' man.
ncr would the attempt to gnin the ascenaehcy' II II
rore m be made be errcssedi We see how they IN
.ond to trv 10 control the Cathocs; 'hey huSe pun
ised iher pian in relation to them: they wen iet
them have office WI May I they not hereafter
roncw their nlnfnrm and declare that they VIII not
oIinw n N.tl,odist, a Presbyterian BAPTIST or n
member of ary ctGOr denomination VINO my Scc'I,
70 them tG be .anug the asccnuehcy' l" h"lu ",et
CIR NAV thoy not attempt to abringc "r uestlSs III
r;gbts and heir privileges in some other way ihs
- suhect involving most Tnrnertnus conse-
nuences. We see that party already eVncins INC
most proscriptive Intolerance. ana III .'s m
fancy. VIA, are we not to iear from II III ''S
manhood, il it be perlntteu 10 s", INTEL
gent, good men, will lend their ca 10 cnrry out so
Objectionable an undertaking.! We know some VINO
fayor Know.Nctb;nc prescription, and the only way
n which we can account for it is, their undying ha-
IN rcs S' ~ tbs @i democratic e party heard member of
church sn be repeated sgs p pS h. a5s,1 sv OS
ule noa t'i o, nonocrsc2-the devil not being cand
Gsts ba voted nr hosG whom suppose, he thought
ua.e, nc tho Know Nothing candidates. Now,
fSn woiJ as IN Mi sincerity why break down the Pc
mccratc party is ID that se.i ss i 9S
greatest Sn, ana s most
,he e %p rpeotness Of this grea, country Democrats
Tue rI"s I'd roessures They have made it what it
nna # It's rreetness and its glory are to increase
and to coptinne it will be alone through those mea'
sures and principles. ;,-.,.ro .oons n
hnowaT.n ittIa s'shity about f. week or so ago.
ana Sars;gners.no foreigner or Catholic some of
them consended, ought ever 10 be permitted 70 Fote
snd they were prohibited from holding ONCE ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-26
vi THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having been received by the Execu'
II I'VE that the night OF tho l1ih instant, SAMUEL.
v, GILL DREY, charged with larceny, and WINSTON
H. AENNEDEf, charged with passing counterfeit money,
who confined in the Jail OF the county OF Charlotte
escaped ,herefrom and arc now going ut large There.
lore do hereby offer reward of two hundred dol
lars to any person or persons who shall arrest the
sa;l prisoners and deliver them into tho jail OF
Charlotte county, hundred dollars for tho
arrest and delivery aforesaid Of either OF said per-
sous and do require u officers OF this Com
moawca,h civil and military and request the people 60.
pe-sy TO their best exeons to procure the arrest OF
thc prisoners that they may be eroughtto justice
Given under my hand Governor, and under the Les
, g ser Seal OF the Commonwealth at Richmond, tins
Il. - Goth day, OF Juno, in the year 1853. -
JOS. JOHNSON.
Br the Govanor: GEORGE W. MvHroRp Secretary OF
:tc Commonwealth
samuel w Crey is about trentyono or two years OF
are hve feet three four inches high, heavy built inr
conplexicn with -ht nar and blue eyes lie Is re'i
dent OF Charlotte county
Winston H. KrnrGdey is about thirty eight or forty years
old five feet two three inches high ruddy complexion
with dark brown hair little grey dark eyes, and round
,aoulders Ho is a resident of Halifax county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-26
TILE FOREIGN VOTE.

Many of the KNOWN othng organs i'll Eir.inia are
now trying TO make it appear that Fiournoy,s def.
was brought about by the foreign vote. Such pa
sition is simply ridiculous. We are sGtlsfcd ,1af
there are not 23U0 nuturalizcd voters in the Comni-
wealth Of Virginia and we do not believe VIZ 70,
ceived 800 Of them. or the 1890, few vote" go
Flouruoy and many did not vote at ali. Il mlia'ltr
of the nattre roiers have decided against Know '"'
thngism and if its organs honest they will adm!
it. The principles of the party have been r"nn"m"2
in Virginia. and there s no Disgusting the fact. A"t
vet tho Know Nothing press try 10 cover up thrf "
feat by Inisrcpresenaton-by falsely stn;'nG ,Ma .;
was produced by the foreign vote. Wcre@n'I r.
triumph us the most glorious ever achieved III II
plns He lost many Democratic votes. In; ''r
paces were supplied by intelligent corser'ni''',r'-
triotic Whiss, who loved their country NOR" "i'i
they hated Democracy. Under the circumstance
Mr. Wise has crcat cause rejoice ht The reNil!
The people of Virginia of the whole U"ion,ci"r'.
The defeat of the invisible invincIblc Sam III NrsnH
is regarded throughout the country as srta' F'''
sttutons Of this country Lc'ctsb"rg CAronicl".