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FaIl Fashion for j

Fail Fashion Tor Hats.
NHE subscriber Is prepared To fHTnSh his nuner-
ousratTons and all the rest OF mankind, with spen
LATEST, AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which for endurance brsuty of form nd finish cElno be
surpassed, and when shaped 10 the head
tive, tit with perfect ease. ISIS 49,
So receiving large ssso rtmeHt of en's, youths and
chdIen's soft Hats, comrrtting black, Mapped, Plain
SOn Intervention, Hgrsham, Young rca, iogeh
erwitha ne assortment Omens, yuuth and chiden's
Caps, all oi which offered al lowestpices, wholesale
and retail. l5 ~ ist ~ iEfitE
sepiI 95 .7457 zz ". w. JlMRsoN.
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-. -. ~ EIGHTEEN MONTHS ss8Ra
HAVE expired SiBce IeOnoluded otl0se my ny Good
aud having many psrsuuEstil HhebaAito
me, hope they do not want GER time 10 ~ for ,oS1
Thai shouid haSe been PAID f0i thing gtnre = = 2
Don't be aShanlsdj hut Gtdng and Set fSoShi r.
iuil. E Th.l JOHNSTON, III, ,e5,lIf =
nlft WHIShopsg OF SyyeeHsy, t6hnstop q co
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House Furnishing store.

n HAVE Just opened, az No. 81 Monroe Sheet, new
stock OF Housekeeping ARTICLES. e6s sting OF Tabls
Cutlery, Silver Plated lbata and itannG Ware. Plan
ised. lalanned and Plain Tin warej Walters Of aeret
stytes and various patterns, Ornamental and plain Fan
Fly btgshes, wooden ware, Family Hardware, BatinE
apTtlatus and kitchen ware complete.
ari0 sll@ sFslllfH fs1tfsI 1R H. woODsl
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~ e Shooters! Shooters!!
lt tLc6nnrds Patent Revolving lIHmmer

THIS pistol for simplicity Of construction facility Of
iOalihs aud CaIirg, Taridity OF dselaEng Pows aud
eOrTee'Ae$a convenience Of carrying and in exemption
from liability accidental dischsi slrs, claims Eupch
prity over al Oilies now manufactured. =
z smailoI JuSt received ana or the Geap Jew.
ery Store Of - T.. p BROWN, -
ny1 Mn 4 wbsnfi,gttJn fiRIi
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F5l atl,iIY iBellstf .BellsI!r !r3a f4s,fi-as
kfRSRRLY,F celebrated Chplch, Factory, Steamboat
W w Locomotive, Psn.atIIn School Home eaa 6slei
keils, sold ~ o. ssalg 6Eii , TO-
/ ~ ~ li1IHs sli1IH7ssap l--.a - - HliEEtlEg, W,
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fsIlp1sl3epr,7

:. \. = !. LIPPIHCoTsT'S GaZETTRER. eslit
n eomptcte fidinpnting gaEeltee5 or Gedsfff,hl-
4 IA sa beli0HlFy 6l dhe World n0i - TnA
b Pr9aeaitag oftle9apM q gaIly ore hundFea tO1Sld
Tssss, 81 sls.i satsa ~ thots, n d. snd n.
tllNtSt one i1fne6 so volume. Just god AID lOr
lsae BY hns .inTHtlN PsoH & FkFTRPRok,
~ o1s L. Aattielrsari sss ss III MgiHft.
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IN y = TI-I 4AIllt0d4N -. -
i A Ill PsraonS indebted 70 Wheeisr & IGKn, by sool
"A account or Otherwise, ale hereby olihsd ttStsp6y
nsHt must be made 70 iDIthSg! theJ haElyRsSGls
The same 10 me for the benefit Of theiT eredit0rs
I Ahl2 J. H. pKEDI.RTON ffYd4ish
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HIG8LY IMPoRTANT

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S PTenlum Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered for saving
labor end expense III washing CiOthimg and House Clean
ting Bin6Hs and COltOhS washed by THIS Fluid will be
whittier aud softer han ian il bleeched the grass
YAERAN1 not to tEjuGe the fabric Every lady may
satisfy herself that pOint by soaking piet Of Cotton
TreHin the Fluid full strength, fOI "a hours which
will Clearly showthst il must he purely harmless when
dilute with gallons Of water to hal pint of fluid
The Chimese washing Fluid Is worth three times the
single stHpenee winch vtiby enough for large fsily
washing, which be done in . or houTs.
Manufactured sold the subscriber, who haSath.
~ purchased the right FOL Ohio rnuHyt, Va.
ssT--T - JAS. MELLoR,
fAuFa No &c, UniOnSt,, wheeliEg, Va
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5 Book KeeDino.

p 5llII- - a.WDOLslAIS. aeH-9 !. 80
lf10 Dozen WOO Hats for sale ebsar II Gos. isSap1
IVY l5S dtiu 81 , wieeils. Va. '1sfssi
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l9.sLll iAoHk SOL Herfipesi sIew ba7SI1 q sI61
sri6 IL. II RRiIIY
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H., !. 80. LYONS KATHAl RON.
lg)1 uoZRN Lyon,g kstiIa ron iUst ftcsived sHa 10
\ "a salebypaa THOMPSON q PATTiBRE0 ssTrS1
4 ysl sis.s7 ra 49,. tfIMain a
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] HiIa I NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS. -.
l1aAl E1IEC RR lawns, In handsOfne styiess
| | ~ ~ DO DO balr sIelh selsIiIss 49,
4sE 3 = do lebsgeh GhippFe eIe0sj - -,
a.ts, 90 biaek GTpYisIs - =;
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i siShirtiDg gs and irish Linen. '.'..
WE aye on hala 90 tho beat npksp OF bisirhed siIrt-
.l sha lIlsh Linens tlht se sbla 10 this eoun ana
T. oss sld 80 eit WI n, NOTE 6-BRo,
4 gh sssT s t glsEsT barrels, ii
fEtri5 9I y ..ss7Yss ~ 5 siassai.g RRiIa.2
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SB keeP loTaale beStsq ~ HanRinf Hoe Fia ,o
Etath pc ioT fOu dry or mill ptIr0aedi lslelf
Seap2S'ta g Raa3g dsiH faE DoAHRs a iCORGTLI.
81 laRRtS lnaikA 85hiusH I'd Eils5e5S IN i6TS1iS
/ SsIes5aai is 6s7IsI.sg = p y iRo$isl
ssesE{E 4se - stsis si,l .ls.4a = S's"' ', ~ =
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VOLUME 4:
RATES OF ADYER'

ee!I TT -
Weekly ,---'...----...-.--.-'.-l'ot 'ot
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IW0lFNT119
Wd0 htUert0 his pife tafh sGf9---i' % l e.
M der. way don't you so to w. ~ AoTTK &
M HROS Dry GuOds store and got yOuTSeli anL .,
eldrena supply OF new Dresses, bonnets and other al
lppIOsohIUE. q nnIa
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HAVE on hand and are now receiving general as OF.
III mCnt Ol SILK, beavUTand Russian EstSi aEsO SuIt
hats OF eVey color, sIiSpe and quality. =. -, .ffs
They have oceived the lstest Fail Fashions from NeU
YORK. and are now prepared TO luphh gentlemen vi ID
hats OF eVeiy deSOI ippn And quality, so rs6rfE
hey also Keep on hand an assortment OF plain aud faR
Cy FU Flusi ana etol caps, Tor men aud buys, 6 Ol
Which tfy OHelto ter customers most FloauiIE
terms deTS from country HeTchSute and delle
promptly attended to. 4as.s1 ~
Thsnknrcr the hBcrSl patronage heretofore reSslved,
they solicit shate public avor, which tlRyhgo bS-
eTnlled 10 deserve, uy attention aud PEI s0nRl Gppea
on 10 bustneAS, aud Cheap favorable rules OF oferR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-25
THE DEMOCRACY OF THE Nc
RESULT NEW HAMPSII

RESULT IN NEW HAMPSIl
Notwithstanding the succession Of /
the Democracy of the North sustained
engagement with the allied forces of the
ings ard the Aboltionists, the orguni
party survived in all its original purity
The true men who controlled its couns'
that the reign Of imposturs is brief, anc
mocracy would soon be restored to pows
Of conservative reaction.
Already we discern the approach Of
contamination. The late elections in Il
in Pennsylvania, and in the New Eug
they did not result in undisputed Dem
ries, exhibited immense Democratic
was NO evasion o: the issue with aboli
Democracy stood erect an the conservai
OF the Administration, and were nobly
the masses Of the people.
The recent election in New Hamps
signal instance Of the reaction against
and Of the strength Of the Administratio
Of the North. That result exhibited
gain of nearly srr,n thousand votes
the party in the previous election. IT
candidate, standing on the Admiuistra
received plurality of the popular vot
ln proportion as the fererlsh excite
tionism subsidies, and the public mind
RECEIVERS its habitual health and rigo
of the Democracy will Increase; nor
ton be arrested before the ascend,
principle and conservative sentiment is
on solid and stable basis. In the mel
election, the vote of the Democratic
North will undoubtedly be rGst for
candidates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-25

|ASHE undersigned offers for sEi. the ,,'..1 go.
lsuds, lying In Pike county. Missouri ,,t , uaoe @
les o! Tie city Of Louisiana aorishing nlnc @ Se M
R'ip! River, containing population oi ,S ,, ur
| I'd aud increasing rapidly. "'
The !s:ds are separated by plank .oad .urunr a;o
cSc.i; OF Louisiana, srd are vel suited che, 10 on
'acrcs abou, go Of which Is u frs, quality OF bottom
LOO OF which ia under fenco and Is in cultivation the
nsnder Is heav !? ,imbered upland mostly OF line qua.
n ,or tobacco corn, wheat grass, &C.:
ne houses suitable 10. negro cabins stables. young
a si well selected fruit trees, and also good WELL and
! a,ef'a:lins supply OF stocS wSter.
rsacssiun given the fret Of January, 1857.
he adjoining Tract contains $50 acres small quantity
Saich IS rich bottom land the remainder superior up.
:es, &c.
ai: ,.act !5 vel ,imbe.aj ard ba, sbot GO acres in
''stion, Comfortable log dwelling. toe.able stables
clubhouse frame dwelling, with rooms, good
F:as and abundance o! stock wafer.
N''esion VIII be given the lat Of October, 1856.
Scaasers
aas col! a.G improvements are 30: thu only adyap.
connected with the above described lands. The
yn 0, nh additional tobacco factory within FIVE mes
tMo, In the city Of Louisiana, requiring smouu:
eeo equal to all raised in Pike county, affords
u ones door for that staple. The city furnishes
b. srse' for eli the produce Of the farmers tho
x,S soo. a except St Louis. TIE plank road running
~. "na Il being acout equi distant from the prairie
q. me demand for timber at those two points will
'eaa psy 70, clearing every acre Of it
10 the assumed insecurity of slave proper.
s Counties bordering the Mississippi, have only
G @ ~ its experience Of tae Oldest citi=ea 10 that the
s ssr.s froa Pike couaty has not been more than
s,,i ~ compared with those counties constituting
sss - %,9cri In fact the escape OF slaves from Pike
1s.,. -. ~ ol rare occurrence. The advantages of the
s%.,s He1t, with soil unsurpassed in the States q
IN, sasct'ed and refined, with young and thy!v
~, steadily On ;,s Eastern border, must be In
~ or.ae OF thngsa good investment for money.
s,a:s;.s..ns apply 10 N. r. MINOR
80, NO, Pike county Mnrch ll-cer'
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and nothing Else. do not sny il was l.
II. do not 30 even iusinuate but dc
had aided III such nomination, | should
my Democratic brothers had some risl
OF me.
They do feel all over the South that II
trapped and, m% iror4 for Il, Mcy r
ne trap. The new platform warrants IL
the party, and the Hh,g nomination
10 do IT. and they will 20 back TO the
tho matter is left as it is.
Southern Democratic Americans can
Oh tno platform nor support tue candd'
NO Southern American can successful
platform.
What is to he done Shall we disbai
merge in the Democratic party !, foI
1t would bs TOO lame and impotent co
many Of their Northern allies are no
than ours. We are not yet rcady to
American principles. We have sat witt
long enough.
Let, then, the State councils Of the
ern States at once assemble and deli
high time we were doing so. Let us
platform for all the South, going upon
slavery no further than the 18th article
that the conservative men in the Nor
upon ii with us. Do mol let US force tn
1hey pM staud on that article, y IRE
o|rss.res. Let us not ask them 10 DO
"n,cn tney cannot do.
ihen lei us place candidates on that
we think We cannot succeed with
endorses an our rie's, iet us thke L
haS been tried, and always found true TO-
the constitution. ut home and in The g
country. Let us say to the country, v
to rat for the SUCCESS Of our america,
The first thing 70 dc is, TO give our couu
will take this man, trusting to his ante
ask of him no other pledges. We wi
American feelings and instincts to do il
who, like him, are Alnerican-bnrn, con-
will not fill the offices of the country "
tn the exclusion Of those born OH the 20
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rrrr;sHvRE COMMISSION HOUSE.
- ESIEE
ChkLAND i LES th,

,n-Srs AND coatMISslOS MERCHANTS,
r2t,R inc sale Of country produce generally shu NJ.
chsudise-v;!l Gso give p:amp' a''c.;!oa :" X ~:
ew..rr = ,co;s sad manufactured tobacco S' S'"ie tN
Far RIr-rcook Street. near thr Hotel! HrG 'c'eh,I! ~
k."r;.i by Mcsscs WATKINS, son 4 CO. Ihty WA d.
,ana :, Civ Point !or tie ,rn:sscu1n oi Al! 2~Sn "
SEE, ,sce aud ocs leave 20 refer 20 the 'o!o".S ,o
CARD in retiring :ruE1 The Commission ~ o"s!" w w
recommend 20 old friends HGa pAirohs o1a
-. N.ss:s GARLAND i LESTER, VINO wiz o;SIi! w;
III. huuse formerly occupied by u, ns Stem ta
Su,;rc,s mon believing that hry WI give sN'i'''''"
s'e Any WIZ VIZ , ,tHS N'''N' WATKINS, son 4 CO.
u,3.r.;,i are tic AgEnts :or me SAFE o. AHS
In p.ST.SpsTEXT PLATFORM SCALE and = Z aLH
piSc.s r,TfNT FIRE AND BURGLAR PkOotS tks
~ 49, ,s. ag,t Farm Wagon ever sold IN EuSlnla
!l!S y, m ,;o ,rsI uown establishment OF CLuTE REA'
Ts Ssrr.rray Sew York. fu, all of which they will
seI to r.c,.vc u.Gsrs irem their friends III the
couaf:r. la e = ;Ssrrs
F.b 2-cln
o. IrCTION OF A PROFESSOR OF aIATHE-
WtTICs -HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
rv1uF RosrL OF Trustees of Hurpden Sidney College
WI nee, on Tuesday. May 18TH 1886, at II O'Clock
t,r TIE purpose OF electing Professor oil Maine
lssacs. -, 49,. ,,,.., sbor,d Ina od,rcss
- =, csrIy date 20 the Ca,i-man, some other mem
-. ~, II -; rbs cGtn.nce appointed by the Board
4e' :" -" w GREEN, Chairman,
1 Ha,npden Sidney. Va
John : THORNTON. Farmvills
r,nT TI0s f PERKINSON, do
ANDERSON, Prince Edward, c. H
:, =, Members Of thd COMMITTEE
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~ mcni, fredericksburg and Potomac Raj! Road Com.
Esyto appesr before other Justice OF the
se TO- said co.E:y Ru:Eer Glen. the l9th day OF
:,Hs. done in killing one hog worth ire dollars,
f ;h"H and there make due return OF this warrant.
a!ven aHdc: ry h1nd .is IL day of January, 1896
Nach ---c"Iw WOOnfORD GARNETT. J. ?
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(tAROLINE CnCNTY, no wlT:-sumrnon Ri

NAR0LlNE COUNTY, TO WlT:-Sumnon Rich.
~ nond, Fredericksburg and Po,omtc Rail Rord Com.
tssF 70 s?pcaT before me- other Justice of the
.SG :; hgL.s Gier, the 18th day Of April 1856, to
lever N= complaint OF ueo. I. Cons. Ins damages
a 70 us lands ,enements Sc, in TIE county Of Caroline,
nUst2 tory dullnrs and ,hsn and there make due
u!'fn 92:s: ~ hand this 18th day of January 1856
N-.ch S--tEj~ WOODFUitD 3ARSETT J. P
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~ % Aefeby given that certificate No 67, dated
Of ,,oer, lsti, issued 10 Edmond Mills for two
ul 'cS IL NE late Louisa. now the Virginia Cen.
ann,' 'CE'pauy has been los: or mIsaid, and that
Ce1sp.S 70 TIE Company and Directors OF said vir.
ate ''' h''! Road Company for L renewal Of said
Tt-,.s EDMOND r. MILLS,
" Adm'r Of Edmond Mills, decd.
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sIVrTV \ yINE.

u,yr f,- sale and will keep constantly on hand at
IVA lime Kiia near Cspt. Goddins Tavern on Bacon
ay Braach sary OF the best quality haps Of pure re
sicc:tred oyster shell Line Farmers anu is;nu "n.,
- Kim, o: ae through the city po,t;ctce
a. nNV
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4 YnCNG MAN. competent OF teaching classical
"A sc!Do! is d.sirous situation in private family
h cUc,e win communications being moral and
.?:gh: well cnpnc;'s,ed mpart moral well as men
y Instruction Any me desiring such teacher ceG let
' sn"wa hy directing Letter to ~. 81 unvarsiY ni
':.in.n, March ll-c3t
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: C0vTTyEy ATTORNEY AT LAW AM

\ HUTANl NUHkIC, KICIiMUNO, W.
yLT- Ill Pgt.:." il ;h+ Cnrr,a "t tn cry e' hc'n
~ gal ne 81 o;-ns counties. and va! al" a!sr9Srr
the dr;ie Q; lis occ Gi Notary Public tor me sad cry
saG tie count, . hGUs s:Co. -, -,
CEc- Main e.. the sror" OF W. w. "ooiur"Se
thee dDo-s SaCva -. Charles Hotel.
c.b
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'!ROLlNE COUNTY, TO WIT :-Sununon
- s.eh-:oni Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail Road
20 .ypcsr before me, o,hcrJ ust!cc of the
t. Go, 10! sNa county, u; Ruth Glen the 18Th day Of
W. 1885, TO the complaint OF F. w Gnrruss for
oE.L IN .niusiHg crops and killing hoys amount.
" @ s su OF ..cn's do!isa eUi tncn sld there IN nnxe
Given under my hand his eth day os ,or,,r, 1875
March s.-cwiw WooDFOEp GAWNrTyy' CO. nsHp1ry' isn'
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PiSTS Notice. keep ccn
.tan,ir Oh band OF the most reliable quality very
lRTiCLI used in tbs alt Ui Deue.rco:ypng, which Will
s sold low cash. instructions gwen il he arr, una
success guaranteed.
lulY 4--clY NJ. 2. SlMONS. Nlchnlono.
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CONIMISSIONEIi'H OFFICE,

RICHMOND. NARcN 18TH lot.
NyHE ,re!i,or.'of Melvin W. DuMnn"ani decd, 'Se
hereby notihed TO attend q, my ohcc, IN the state
ourt House the 18TH day OF hf mex between Inc
Iours of 10 O'Clock A. n ard O'clock P. ~ with prnoi
,heir claims against the Cs,ate Of the sid G!nH"aht
NJ. - oo,.,aIS JOIS SHORE comrn'r
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|l EST PERUVIAN GUANO-We have bills la
I'D Ing. and expect daily our Spring supply Of Guano;
:, .appel directly from tac Government Agents Ware.
.ol.N Has BEEN ANALYSED, and branded with THE
BALTIMORE INSPECTORS mama attached: Our sup
s te sxsi-vel= oi h!s description believing ;hst
f.; iiad OELT Is feas5a.
WoMELE & CLAIBORNE.
Mr.. lIcop, No Ii. Pcarl Street
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WEST POINT LAND COMPANY.

NoTlCE hereby given that pursuant 70 an &c, OF the
" Genera! Assembly OF virginia ps.-"d February the
{as undersigned subscribers 10 Ike stock Of the said
cmyaay, = hereby call general meeting of the
Itockhoiiers In the CoEcany, "a he he'd West
?Ois: lie Eastern terniGu. OF the Richmond and York
Rive. Rail TOAD, THURSDAY, the eth day of March,
|A 'c. the purpose ct organizing 'he sRd company
ter he provisions Of tbe said OF Incorporation.
ALEXANDER DUDLEY,
GEO l.. EICOLSOE,
ii. i. TOMiIS.
J. II. c. JONES,
VIM. 4. BIRD,
M,rch ,.-n.a-,h WM " GARY.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
BY KITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAVANT.
WM F. RTTCHIE l. ROGER 4. PRYOR, EDITORS
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1886.
THE CHEF OF KNOw-NOTHINGS AGAINST
TILE pl A,nEQRM aND CANDIDATES.

lhc fLA kcORM AMI
Every man Of common sense will admit that the
intrinsic force Of argument is independent ot any
accidental circumstances of personal opinion poiiti
cal conuexion Nevertheless it is an ordinary eIpedi.
ent Of the opposition press to mpairt effect ofunan-
swerable appeals to the popular mind against the poll
cy of the Know.No;hing party, by stgmatizing our
statements as Democratic ictons and our arguments
as the perversions Of factous prejudice.
The letter Of Mr.. Caruthers, printed in this paper
few days siuce embodes an array of facts which no
man will venture to controvert, and announces u
conclusion which no man viii attempt to resist The
conclusion is, that the Democratic party is the only
par,y on which the South can rely in the present
,merr.noy Mr.. Caruthers il gentleman of distino-
ton, has been Know-No,hing, and Ia still an old
line Wing Assuredly, the authority OF such per-
suu is entitled TO every consideration. Yet he ia
s,icma,ize.l as renegade, and hs argument is dis
missed with contempt, by the know-Nothing press
| but not by the people.
Imsgiue q person OF rare intellectual accomplish
m4urs, Of enviable distinction in the republic of let
ters, of s,il higher fame as pocian-a person
wl,o from lifelong connexion with the Wing party
has contracted incorrigbe prejudces against De.
mocrscy who among the earliest and most trust
ed champions of Know Nothingism and who still
aheres 10 that deEunct organic alton with the tenaci'
ous fidelity oil mno,red heart-suppose this person
in serious and elaborate appeal 10 the country, tC
denouuce the Know Nothing platform aud repudiate
the Know Nothing nominees, for the distinct reason
that to support them would be to be!rny the South
Could any artice OF party ingenuity break the effect
OF such Ri example and such warning, on the hon.
est mind Of tue SouthI
This is no fancy sketch. ALBERT PIKE is author
CT the subioined article. The gentle but unjust toHch
at the Democracy, is nothing to the thick, heavy
aud crushing blows which the chief Of know-Noth.
ngs inhicts Oh the Know-Nothng platform and the
NOW Nnthipp nomuces
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CHARMING COUNTRY RESIDENCE Near

~ Yoner. one from BronIvile Station eighteen mics
from Ne~YoIb nineteen under the highest sae o. cur
tvan ard amply With superior fruit ornamental aud
shsde trees spe vines &c The Improvements consist oil
new twoory Cottage with sdfi ion Conservatory ana
kitchen Together with Barn Carriage House Cow House sc
the Lawns besu fay laid on, and water from
spring introduced into the House aud Barn and would
sutry the water for fountain Must be be appreciated
and will be sold Q, sacrifice. .
mo I5gs) A. J. BLEECKER Co, No. Broad-st-
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COI-NTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Pleasant-

Iv ,ua.ed within quarter Of mile Of the Village Of SIAM
ford CT and three quarters mile from the RAILROAD Depot
commanding fne visw OF the ents village d Long issua
sound sad place consists Of large Dwelling House shed
with all the modern Improvement such as range not ana cod
yster bath &C. with barn carriage house chick
garden orchard and between four and i've acres OF
ground Possession given Immediately required and par OF
The purchase money may be left bond and morsse Apply
10 LUSH MOON, No. 295 4h-sy, corner OF S3is where
rlsps NAV BE- seen or Of T. PLAYFORD, on the premises
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NUNIR1 HUCSE lot ohLE-IH INC 'uIdso
~ of Flushing dwelling house In the Italian style oatt very
thocurhly IL 1854 for the and furnished with
modern Of furnace bath room water closet su
dry &c 1t contains drawing library, dininfroon,
seven seepr ard kitchen above ground Each sleep
furnished with yenlsins registers opening ino
.ctng with the kitchen chimney The grounds are
with decduous and trees and shrubs and
the The vicinity OF Flushns 20 New
York CITY accessible BY railroad less than hour It's cell
schools and gardens s hsalhne aud the beauty OF
h render this house desirable for
who wishes a pleasant country residence Apply to
J. B. PARSONS, No - Wall.st basement
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ID ls mile tom New YoTk By railroad double uek cN'
py daily ten c,eh way Communication tickets 9w IAsfe
Of LAND under tine cultivation one niue o '1s
d.tot and 81 A. euleLce overlooking fourshins town OF
700 Inhabitants and Ct 10 to IL miles Of oesaHia
county, IL be the most desirable site on ns
linz a raroed within mile Of that sbouns Win
public select SCHOOL,. sDd Churches Of 81 asnominio1s
For further particulars inquire of A CAMPBELL or D.
CROWELL No zoe Broadway Third door, ct the Office oil
Y 81 Cruwru. Room No. 9.