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CHARGE OF JUDGE SAUNDERS.

tinns as 10 whether it was an ndciable offence ii il
should appear that Society had been fnrne in this
couuts the object and design of which was 20 iufu
,nce men join the Society, and then by oath, 10
bind s members to secrecy and 10 compel them 10
vote against their will, for or against particular
candidate. His Honor replied In substance, that it
had been said by high authority, that few things are
involved in greater doubt i'll the criminal law, than
the point ut which combination OF persons in II
common object becomes legal. Ii this be in Eng
land in regard IA associations Of political character
still must il h1 in this country. IL is the
combination or agreement ~ number III persons Ia
do II particutr act, that constitutes the gist of the
| offence. Blu, Ia mako tho conspiracy or agreement
criminal, the act proposed must be "H!Gwtw; the
| combination and agreement must he 10 effect legal
purpose by Illegal means The administration Of an
oath TO the nemhGrs of any Society not to divulge its
secrets or do or not tn do any particular net is L.
gally OF no binding oblgation and in moral point
OF view decidedly wrong The law only authorizes
the Judge or Magistrate 10 administer m oath, in
some legal investigation then pending and of which
the Magistrate may hive jurisdiction; and unless
thus administered, the party, even should he swear
falsely, could not be convicted Of perjury. If parryl
word of honor could not bind him, mn unauthorized
oath wouh not likely have til effect OF doing 3d.
In England they have an act ~ Parliament declaring
the Society Of the {aRcd IiShHSH, md some other
Societies, "a unlawful, and forbiddng the niminsrrn
ton OF oath 10 s members, according IN the rules
q" the Society. But VIC have no such statute III this
State, and whatever may be Thought Of such oatha
by Christian men, they chbiot oo Hcdlcu rs crlilih
In this country parties ard associations may unite u
carry my po.tnl object by fair reason or argument
and even hold personal honors or advantages to
unite in the support Of particular men or me"snr"s-
BIT il any set Of mon should conspre together to
elect or defeat any one, who might be held up Tor
publr trust b. forcing the voter to vote against has
will by threat. or otherwise the net would he unlaw
fn, and therefore criminal Ind il the Grand Jury
should know that any sGch ret Lad been DONE II
would be their dGty to present ne "hrIlrc!s, 20 II
The Grand Jury should know Or have rcaznn IL be-
eyc that there existed i'll the county any ASSOCIATION"
Of men, combined together 10 effect such Pui"Sr'
would be- their duty to investigate the matter ANA ac
accordingly. But the jury should not institute such
invests CATION, unless they had sufficient grounds 10
suspect nt such ,onspiracy did exist and that for
IN unlawful purpose.
.Onr al the Articles Of Faith al the Episcopal Church.
ani the Methodist Church Scc"eI ha. Arcie CI
.uIlar import declares that Tsin nHI TG,h
forbidden Christian Icy our Lord Joss rhrs Rat
that a may swear when the Magistrate rrIIrUrh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

Hon. Linn Bod has been making speech at Pc
ducah Ky. against the Know N",hii:ss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, M,Y,.

The break. continue very large without mach can;e
IN prices. We notice a slight improvement IL al
grades OF Tobacco in good order, ana decline ID a."
Tobacco that is of order. Sales at nandtacia''
ut 81 und sij:, ind shipping hogshea! II; sIa':
y. 81. MARTIS, sos To-
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ANOTHER KNOW-NOTHIHG DEFEAT

CIHci>StTi. May 9Th" municipal election in
THIS city, las resulted III the defeat OF the Mos. &C.
things. They have, however ljority i'll the Com.
mon Council.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

kNOW-NOTHlNG DEFEAT.
The Democrats defeated the Know Ncthlngs at the
municipal election at Indianapolis, lud'. on Tues
day.
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PUII.A pUja EIFcTID

PHILADELPTIiA EIEJTIDNS.
PHILADELPHIA May 3.-MortOn. the knuw.y,.
thing candidate Tor City TREASURER Is elected by e,
Votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
From the North Carolinian
ACTION OF a GRAND JURY.

The Grand Jury of Buncombe county. n. G., the
recent term of the Superior Court, made present
ncnt against the know-Nothngs The gentlemen
composing the Grand Jury, We are assured by gen
rrsn.ntnbiiily and intelligence in Buncombe county.
Below we publish the document and the charge OF
Judge Saunders on the merits ofthe presrntlnent;
STATE OF NORTH CARoLiSA,(
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Stanardsville. April 30, 1850.


To Mr Editors ") ne FnY""F:
CHARLOTTE CouSrY May ]. 1872
Gentlemen: You will, in justice to me- insert thu
brief correspondence between Dr. Rice and myself
Dr. Rice is The political aud personal friend OF Mr.
Flournoy. His version ID precisely Ike that ct Ine
and hazard nothing in saying that II Mr.. fiorrno!
will exercise his cogi,ating faculties but little, HI
will come to the very same conclusion.
Yours. WM. BALDWIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
CATTLE. noes AND SHEEP

REEF-si ~ a 500 f c~i. gross. which Is g. 10
: net Extra tac ~ sro,s i2 net. Supply mo!.ui'
HOti%-Ss - hundred Supp'y moderate
sHEEP-Mw;tou sell tor 80 :. piece S;to 60 ps
hundred Gfut- for ordinary mai superior sheep.
LAMBS ~ - i - "-Cil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
TIE PEOPLES PROCLAMATION IN KANSAS.
GOV kEEpER pETHRONED-A NEW COVER
nE LII LlrEn

The citizcs OF Kansas Territory, after moro than
reasonable period ri probation, have been cmrhat-
cnlly convinced that the lrctcnt Governor {" Kansas
Territory. a. H. Hecdor, Is positively UNFIT for and m
competent H. the duties Of this high and rcsPonsiD!c
position. This ASSERTION ia demonstrated 10 universal
satisfaction i'll want OF acquaintance with ana me
rest in the people. III ignorance Ut Their character
aud general necessities, md other important points ci
view shown in every official step which hr has IA
ken from the time that he commenced acting III Inc
capacity of Governor OF this Territory. These III
convenience, arising in the appointment III al Er-
Cru len, necessarily ignorant ot our Western cou'-
try and all its characteristics, whose competency
would have c0ns.i... in the possession OF the very
qualities the absence of which, ~ the Gnh"rnatorial
rompD-tion of Hr. Rccder estGhllsnes .!s lncnnpt'
iencv to the duties OF the office which he no." h"iis
The citizens u, Kansas Territory regard ,he az
pointlncn of any man a. Governor "l proric'"i'h
reference to the choice of those who are ot neccs-
atty 10 bnr0;c gubicct Ia his administration, as M
exercise Of arLitrar; power. unsusalncd by any Sac
ton Of republican form, princple o: precedent.
Therefore. the citizens OF Kansas Terrific: have re-
solved for the purpose r"mcdying The eVis ana 'i,
convenience inflicted upon them from the executive
hQir nC Kansas Territory, In hold an election M ls:'-
venTnrrh City on the 2Sth day OF April, tpTe'rn'
month"; for tie parpo-e G! r9rInS some suItahIcpc per-
to succeed the present Governor "ioie reh"N" III
from said uico will he solicited at the hands OF the
President Of the United States by the citizens oil
Kansas Territory.
Ii is, therefore, earnestly enjoineh upon the citizens
Ut The different districts throughout the TERRITORY !"
send delegate To Lcavcnworth City on tie oth oi
the present month, iipr for the purposc al con-
tcrrins upon this subject, aud Ia stinct aoit suitable
and competent citizen OF the Territory 10 oil ms OF
nee, wh6-r appointment 10y sud comNrnri"n NJ Lea
yenworib Ciy, shall bc sent or cause To hc Sent I"
the President of tie United States. rs may he defer
mined by said convention, Requesting the removal "i
the Present incumbent. umd an appointment rs ms
successor ri the person who mny be selected III ir
manner above described, the choice ii the people
II earnestly Requested that the cIiIzois OF every
district in kansas Territory will give the subject 'hrlr
undivided attention, and fail 10 BE- represented III
| this convention. ..
CITIZENS OF KANSAS TERRITORY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

NEW YORK, MAY 3.--Cotton is upwarl ssI
firm. Flour has dccliued L.. cts sales Of gpai OH
ut ~ s. ~ p. Southern Hour 10 stead. Cgn!h
advanced. Pork is :riile lower BerI uy~uri
and firm. Whskey 31i cts.-Siocks are !Gl and
money unchanged. Virginia Skies O..
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y 7 7 UT -NVN IT Y . FN' U s''''
Buncombe COaH!y. \
srprp,op CouRr-SPRING TrRM, 1875.

Tho Jurors for the State, upon their oathG, present
that they have reason 10 believe that combination
nj man conunonly called KNOW Nuthings, exist III
this county one Of the objects Of which is by binding
men with extra Judicial oahs, secretly administered
and by other secret obligations, and by threatening
those of their members who offer I" withdraw from
their order 10 control citizens OF this county III te OK
crcise oftheir right 10 vote coniormabiy with their
own freq will, rs contemplated BY the Constitution
and laws OF this State And the said Jurors are rea-
DIV, if the Honorable Court shall advise, TO furnish
for the information of the Court aud the Solicitor tor
the S.utc a list of witnesses to prove These inctS.
AMI whether this is violation of tho criminal Inv,
and what is their duty III the matter, they, the snd
JUROR are ignorant and pray the advice o the Hon
L. ,nmrf In the nreIn4rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

THr HOTEL TniEr.-Thc thief who was lately ad-
,rraed as having stolen property in Chmlrstown
and escaped from there has turned oIt I" be tie same
Crawford alias this, that and The other WHO ran oil
from Il hotel in Alexandria without paying hls board
wa arrested in Prince William and broke jal there
His history singular one AMI he must be an adept
in lis vocation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

BALTIMORE, May 3.-Flour closed heavy ,o
day. Sales of 800 bjls. at SlU. Grain is quiet
Wheat red s. 81 , 80. white g - q : d.
C"r..--whe ~ cents yellow !iS Il 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

Tginrrr or RFSPECr.--On "Wednesday afternoon,
the door OF one oi the first business houses in Peters
burg was closed md craped, through IT, 1cct to Ed-
mund, old negro porter OF tho house, who died III
Id service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

GoLD.-rraccs Of gold having been discovered On
the farm of DR.. H. Il. Alexander, i'll alexandria coun
~, near The old Cotton Factory measures have been
taken Iora further search AMI lul! c1Gni alton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

CuEious CAsr OF CorYRi.Hr.--M!ss Hnn@lry' Il.
Norfolk, VAL the young lady whose escape from En-
mtt.bury, Md, created some sensation iei' m"nt';
ao. publishes card stating that she had prepare"
the material Tor book upon the snplrci ]" ner .S'
cane but TINT somebody else has gV hold cl ne pa
per. md secured the copyrish; in New York cify'
aud that in consequence she has instituted suit to
recovrri,. 1t appcars she gave her documents let
trrs AMI papers Ia laan 10 arrange ana IG"l-", ana
that he, as she alleges. has ur,iLly Withheld them
from her. aud is about IN publish them himself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

THE WEarHER.-After long season OF dry
weather. We were yesterday favored with indications
If n change All day the clouds were dark md low
eriug AMI occasionally gave us light sprinkle
T.,. i. n general wish that the signs may not prove
1,r.uiiyc The wheat oats and other crops OF the
farmers, have been suffering, and vegetation Of all
kinds has been greatly retarded by the dry season
1 GOOD rain at this time would prove OF incacu!sble
Lnnniit 10 the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

CHrERISo.-A correspondent Of the Washington
Un.on writing from Wheeling April 26, says: What
ever may be sail the contrary, believe Wise Will
b. elected; and if the rest of the State and all the
other districts do Il. well as this one, he will have
about iD00D majority. believe his majority Will be
l,OOu in the Wheeling district His prospects are, III
my estimation, improving here every day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

WHEAT CR-p.-Wr nre pleased to learn from Tie
.,xuulria Gazette that the wheat i'll III" neighbour
h,,I If tim, city is looking very wrl!-especi"y on
lo,I where gutnu las been used.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

Tur WHrAr CROP ~ RAPrAHASSocK.--The
rrad.,irk.bpre Recorder has been informed by IN
intelligent tnrmer in Roppnhannock county that tho
W.T. ven. never more promising than Ut present,
apI that the prospects quito yorabo for IN album
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

X. NJ. Z. Hustler, Esa.-This gentleman nd
dressed public meeting at Norfolk. on "Wednesday
evening last. and will address the Democratic As
,ociation =" Fredericksburg, this evening the 4ll OF
MAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

\ AcYTc ExpRE3s coyrAyY. -GRgAr REDUCTION
In rrres Freight b. California rriy ipt. per ~
or ser, r.Fuisf eIpfes os California. ovegon, gpg1
f1YfA do tsia nds NIL he fe@px1red
~ ts ~ he tslssd rt4tes mail s,s4sney G.erss Law
~ Pan sDd a 1e Wet Va Ni@rngna, oar
II steesl usseergers Ffrress feislf Aro4rh. -
ifnsd states mad, Al as fsdsosd fases frssgsi -
oafN ~ 49, Ntl@ PAM
80 fsrs received until hAifpsss oeI1~x ~ s4iHn
~ IL HALL, Axspl No IA broadway. oxnsr a C.i y
~
w ffFwerd fheff - aaifruis, Drsrc
IL "a rsifc a SCUM Anp<res, N~fss
Uex ~ psnsnsA srd Nicaragua r.si<s "a x
~ . dest AHA, rofssss ~ ght
ffi fh r~reite5 ungl u rgss - yskssd sg1nH ADJ
~ saer prof waan parcels rs>ssrsf nn.l y. IL
ssr~ed In sgv.ruftsns snt~es ~ sy e4ar
D. n. BAkNEr. Preaisaf
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u-uy sarpfyD wovAsg PRIVATE MEDICAL cor

TIM NAHpfyD w0vANN rpfvATr MEDICAL CON-
a vsuss huntf,sa s@1toa ss ys fst>o N, MT
wtA fsfsftssf - ssfsfs sss<s~ssr sss4 ~
t~f fesp sss - stssss sfs sfrsy sa1 sSssvsr.
sfl tssrasnf lsssxss<sra
sasss fsfyssi " tsf stth1 ~te 49, 80 ksfs sst.
tssk tess ~ .lsf i a. usssf
~ s1nf~ tus shass. weees Kn sBh rke atskfs~ef
tatsylrs e<n etsstfsasss alsvts.s ~
Ffxa r~1s e<,s sstJ
sib~s. ~ s.A td 4. - psxs rss-ss ~
srrNew. sft ftlsf. tbs s.ls ~ NJsi*sks
TsNNNf.s ~ IA Efcsfp - fs 1s1w t~s~ 30
Nsssy ers.f. re~4a psyetyv, rfRr< f4sf,.f 49,
- TsA .sstr or<-. ~ fN,fsy ssess srs rrs 49,
Ttsfss Md sss ~ rsssf.s@ ~ fM~ss - 49,.
Asgfss 90 nssssc4pt n ~. a espy . - M ~
srf ppsa = s14rsssse. tssy.sf. y y II. 81. Yes
~ prsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

CALrToPsfA DrAxoSps.--wK INVITE THOSE ABOUT
" purchasing jswelry 70 call and C.lgu4 !ara,3s
uantni every styie and equal bri7aney asi tppssr
tie real diai sni At price. WYNN s reA u svery
oue Those gents cluster pins are s,l ~.
L. ~. JACOBS, on hsoa4Tay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05
STOLEN GOODS.

- owners are wanted Al the FIRST District Police I0pr
81 ml Tenure street for strips bars OF railroad Iron
runss ~ hurt skin iIitfs and roll striped carpet "a
THIRD District Porc conri .ses sreeD fof 40 Of q.
ope M ron ncrkt ai q which supposed % have
IN Also ~ ibis once for red woo'lcn shasi found Ia
proah"Ay"s GEO. W. MATsELL, Chief q Polcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

SrEg ctrg,-pR. wAEDH rafgwD
- 80 0hff nnftskis1 f~-fs1s~s Ta><As t%~sSs.
ftcs stf A. az las slsss Us % ooty
hss has rs-v sssfF~n ruyiss 81 -i.Ads wess. sAsk
n fsv hears OnAs csA~l sssss sos eesf ess u
Hfo~dvsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

(,ONEY lSl.AND AND PORT HAnLToS.-DS AND
~ after Monday, August n, the steamer sOKWAIE
viii make only two trips day % FORT Hamilton AND
fopey isisnd leaving Amos street At o. aud ~ rpn1s
street a. ~ ard 2 y. NJ. pier No N r., at 10 A N
snd ~ y NJ leaving coney Island At ~ and 5 ,oac.
s At Tort Hamilton each way. Pare Tor ths shple n
sufsnn 20 cent? Full fare for children
(HrAP FARE roR ILBAsY-IS THE FAffy>1
" The river every Thursday Thurwiay ssf San
day Fassage l?1s The oornuogua s,oslner HERO
= W Hancot. master lsavrs b. Dof die - ftlapu street
per shove ocef r. NJ arriving ~ four Deloss A.
n. for passage ny We~srn korbsrn Railroad, ~@ie
roaEss, Apply On board.
NOTgCE-PAfJ SRRASGEwgsT-TffisDsO P HOUR
~ afiernoer toAi for ring SnR pars i1S o~nts To-
CLIFTON, vii sase pier for n Harrisou safeei
karh sQrfuyr cubdays exceled1 ~ hall
two o,lo,t osoad a three a. hefct<De Lining - AZ -
usual landings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

nrfCy AsD yrryCTrAI MEDICAL. AID HgsDEEED
Nh ~ wtkD-Hs Ffsorsassis's ffissf svi os~s ssse
fsfsdf. Shai tiaM< ~by hsss ee~x4sssd
eAseass sn5 fgst.r ~ wsw;
sgfs cured ID fs- tst ttn.i ~As
ss Hfo&1s - r3es ~ sfffs1vd1~vy 49,
sud 0s~opsA fsrsss susg'a~i ssssp fssy>rl fss ~.
a cure suAf srset
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FOR SALE.

I,oR sALE-A BLOOD BAY HORSE, SEVEN YEARS
old fourteen hands high warranted sound and kind in
harness; viii stand without tying; would be
family doctor Sold for Of use. Apply al lS
lie Roy street. corner OF Greenwich.
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nIrnnn -NnrfcE az sYunyAI. =

- iCoRU f HAcTIfg-NOrfcyC ~ HyuoyAL-
Ii ~ q ~ tiasru14> faetnssiy vupf R,Sp1.
= rsrs shs .th ~ es<.fsl<f h<s ewy. I've
t&gfsssn 80 Nfsi l-ns - ru.N osl ~ kAs vssUrv~d
rsfnsnsNfy ssaRNrAsi IA sSA 1s~ss<>Na
fss - ~ hfesfrAy ~ Ne pfsrgp sss f>f; ~
anf#tf es-ttt at~s srtafatq. sss1
pif ssff03s ftTafsLee ~tA ~
stsss fsssd wa fspasg, bF ~ fssas NJ assy
~ peas U.s. 10 ssFtssi.x from a.
fsssa ~ mS risfs psaatsy 70 ~ rrs>s, ~ ~. ~ylcy
fsstd AZ - i%4#st* tyrsft~sss psfs.ss Dire .ssf
h. - ns'sffe si ft~es<s " ~npssr1 -rh. psss<
ts~sf q anstifs <fz<sshls r.slsa.
sfssfay fxs1 ~ en yfsn>sAs
h<sgfs hean "a !, ssf toznstss
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SPORTING.


EouRTH POINT BREEZE REGATTA-A REGATTA
wl take raee oa Point ,resze New YORK ,, bay * mile
Pm free for ali 6 and mains. 6ca under i dirt, feet
Prizes $40 winning boat SO % second in. Usual 'ine
Foats be entered before die day r.se Point I.reese
L,oR sALE-AT NO. JAY STREET, FOUR DOORS
well broke and warranted In every rcspet Valued al 80
and will be sold for $40.
DEGATTA.-THE FoLLowIGG PRIZES WILL BE
ali boat. feet and under VIZ 80 hrs boat
7"n s w. Ho @a Ts' ms s5 @a a o
e allowed sor aiaessass IN eo s nran.s % y msds
ssdsa 9r an opgsroy 2 ,s; ,s ~sT: g ne yaoa. ess
pEGATTA or THE Seasonal SPLENDID REGATTA
buSIAPs slss,e ferry loo, Il an Eighty gsS .srs
acwnssr o tart from Dunaps DOCK se,See ss, the hoe Of
io.s A " and p ". and al around the buoy Throgg
previous DAY o. sailing Fnranee g. The prse- vii
NJ u.s. % & & S '' s boat U srs
under way here sill be rowing match ior ~ e worsns
the winning boat Mile heat, best IN ave.
SPoRTING-roR SALE AND FOR STOCK, ALL THE
- eoes breeds q dog I.o an eialoIe cure Cog maase
pruppg The growth u hair and discriminating neAs &o F9
0LOTHISe. 30.
A LAnoR QUANTITY or CASIO CLOTHING
"A wanted-G.nicusn having len OF wearing apparel 70
p p for hem ~ eass or sns mos -
's Pearl street, between CITY sl place and Centre street
CLOTHISC LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
~ alpcse a. tslr cash price, Scaling
The IL Iurcns street Canal 81 we Brosfnay
Ladies amended by Mr.. y Cohen. 5. COHEN.
CLDTHING AND FuRNITURE.-PERsONs HAVING
" he above 10 dispose Of can receive The highes
eash broe sending T. ". DUSSELDORF Is
Elm street n. Blades attended w Mrs Dusseldorf.
T.L0TTING or ALL KINDS. SECURED. DYED AND
y repeired oysrcoais re-colord and refined I'll fsncy
~ ars ehsr restored toned military ooatS cleaned without
liking shrinking s1His cleaned IN
1ln Tailoring Moderate prices fy pair u fancy ssiluet
D. ns at 81 80 pair. 20 Broadway. q LEvfE
MINIS AND boys CLOTHING, WHOLESALE AID RE
M tan 10 per han general price, Al VAN
Df RBT'S FULTON Persons Onying 70 s~p again
e ~ loo per cent In par n he
aiss Cutting Taught ana patterns fafsshrd ,be trade.
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DHIyAIg CONSULTATIONS Or WATSON 90.
i Ares he yfAetbos class 81 dl~ss~ wi<k
feeed fnfe Nan reny 1ussbi c@se- st1<i
offsure Ths ftuefts. MAJ. srs - -
from bpfnfs. sIg~-s hfa - fssse~n stDs 10
hsrs - - sriJ tegf Ayurs In Eas~s
dsfss n rs st mNHy have scsa t~eiyei W NJ 20
n.sss a csf'an cl~rssEs saf 30. irgsrr ~ ffuxs
respectfully inlisa sr.s pAS> ass
WILLIAM war-Ow " ~
many year. surFsdss 10 LEA Ha~sssal sr1~~ M
taDfe snf Cure" runsrogs pAssss, o. ss11s - H.asf
street. nsss broadway
rT'HIyeyxAg-THE GrgAT gtEOryts Dr'-rovHsr--
1roters1 " koIsl l<asss fst~1' ~ fsg Ass. Aff
~ a ~ b>oe A. fRsrH.ssis rafs All NJ fs
persl College a ksfv< thstrs TftsNfrays No I, = a.
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cANFoRD'S AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE. PHfLADEI.-
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lssque, iiEhcuLfS every evening this wcch-rrn =.
Sanford Preceding the farce, concert. Tho innablo
SANFoRD's OPERA TROUPE, the largest Ethiopian troupe
In the world, producing and original pieces weekly
sAMuEL 4. SANFORD, Proprietor and Manager.
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L,OH IIvERpoOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
IL ship PACIFIC, Ezra Nye commander. steam
ship Will depart vi the United States mail. Europe
positively on Wednesday,, Sept B. 81 i2 o,ciock NJ
from her berth at the foot Of Canal street.
For freight or passas- having quaiied Sccommods
tons for elegance and comfort apply to
EDWARD X. t,fiiNS 50 Wan strest
Passengers are requested W be board lO oclocs
A. N.
Shippers please take notice the ships Of this drs
cannot carry any goods contraband Of wwr
AL letters must pass through he Post Ofnce--any
others will be returned
The steamship Atlantic win succeed The r life and
sail Sent, 10.