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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-31
Fall & Winter Clothing
A. BLOCK s. CO.,

A. BLOCK s. CO.,
Corner Of Commercial and Pine Sreets
NEVADA
VXTOUID call the attention of the citizens Of Nevada and
w surrounding country to their large and well assorted
tock of Fall and Winter Clothing, &C. consisting in part of
Coats.
Cloth and Fancy Cashmere Business Coats;
Surt0uts Sacks, and other styles Of Overc0ats
Cloth and long nap Tamas:
Blue Pilot and Beaver Monkey Jackets;
Fine Black Cloth Frook Coats;
toto mixed Cashmere Coats
Vests.
Black silk Velvet Vests, {laeSt style;)
Black Figured silk, Cashmere and Satin Vests
Fancy and Plain Cashmere Vests.
Pants.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants
Plain and Fancy Satinctt Pants;
Black DOoskin and Cashmere Pants;
Tweed and Kentucky Janos Pants.
Shirts and Drawers.
Davis & Jones Patent Shirts, large stock)
Silk Uudershirts and Drawers;
White and Gray Merino Shirts aud Drawers;
Flannel, Check, and Hickory SHIRTS
Hats.
Black Brown AMI Pearl French Hats;
Black Brown, and Pearl Wool Hats.
Blankets.
White, Blue, Red and Gray Blankets.
Domestic.
-Four ourths Brown and Beachcd Sheeting.
Together with large assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
In endless variety.
Rubber.
By clipper ships IN. d. Sutton 'POlyneSa." and ''lsO
bin Hood" in receipt of large stock Of India Rnb
Der Coats, lack and white, with capes) Boots and
Pants imported direct from the New York manufactures
which will he offered TO the trade at San Francisco prices
freight added
Nryndn Semi 90 1SA6,--A2.f
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re- "a Moment of Time is Monument of

RE- "a Moment of Time is n Monument OF
Mercy.'-Thus says the Proverbs and thus say we to
those who afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain
or Weakness the Breast Side and first stages of Con-
sumption Take a bottle of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY in time and it will give immediate relief, and
perform permanent cure.
Bg-Bew0re of Counterfeits and limitations.
As there quite number of counterfeit articles bear
ing the name of wISTARS BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY,
purportng to be the genuine and original therefore
deem necessary for the protection of ourselves and for
the public good to caution all persons who purchase the
sam of Wild Cherry to look well to the signature before
buying The Genuine WISTARS BAISAM OF WILD
CHERRY has fac smie of the signature OF Henry Wstar
NJ d. Philadelphia and Sandford 4 Park a finely exc
cucd steel engraved wrapper. Therefore be cautious
none can genuine without the signature of Sandord
Park
For sale by Druggists throughout the State.
DoNT RE DECEIVED UNPEINcIrIED DRUGGISTS but buy
of honest dealer Look well at the signature before
purceasng-iake unless it has the of Sandord
& Park engraved the outside wrapper all others
BASE CoUSTERFEITS.
PARK WHITE, Propretors.
To whom all orders should be addressed. Also lmpor-
ters Wholesale and Retail Agents of all valuable Patent
Medicines, warranted genuine.
Washington Street. opposite the Post Office, San Fran
cisco. S-3m
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BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.

BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.
Ii III. WICIxES & CO., Successors to W. G.
II. ALBANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Drugs, Porcelain Vhte,
Medicines Port Wine,
Chemicals, Sherry Wine,
Dye SttfS, Madeira Wine,
Paints, Fine Brandy,
Tmpentine. Holland Gin,
White Lead, WindotC Glass
Red Lead, Lard OIL
Ldhdgee Sperm OIL
Brushes Polar OH
Atc0hol Fish OIL
Starch Castor Oh
Pearl Brandy Meats Foot OIL,
7dpiOcd, Patent Medicines,
Canary Seef i'erfumery,
Lir,seed OR Cooking Extracts,
Copel Vdraish, Spices.
japan VdTniSh Bay Rum.
Coach VdrniSh, SdySdpdriid,
DdnSdr FdTTiSh, WeLbeT's COrtifdt
Putty. Cherry PectordI
Zinc Paint, Fiaar's BdlSdm,
Together with general and complete assortment Of al
articles in line which will be sold at prices as low a.
they can be afforded in the mountains
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded
DR. ii. II. WICKFS & co.
Corner of Broad and Pine streets.
Nevada June 2lth lSb6-42-f
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Billiard a1o o1a:

BILL 1 al q - "a i O O n:
Main Street. Second story ussey Rogers Brick Building
HARRINGTON Is PATTERSON,
-Ldie Of Wilson'S ErchdnP Broad Sired
NNOUNCE to their friends and the Public, that they
n have fitted up this well known SALOON in style Of
elegance and comfort and prepared for all who may m
vor them with a call.
The billiard Tables will be found equal TO any in
the State and those who delight in this pleasant game
will find this Saloon well adapted to enjoy it.
The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best
LIQUORS AND SEGAItS
Which the market of San Francisco afford and ex
pense or pains will be spared the part of the Opretors
to make this popular and agreeable place of resort
Nevada, Sept. l, lS56.-4S-u
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DRUG STORES.
JOHN LARK,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,

WuVleSdlS AZ y o ! @Au66A 10y,
TTAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED
IL Invoice OF choice DRUGS MEDICINES, PElTUMERf,
FANCY ARTICLES. TRUSSIS, SHOULDER BRACES, Ex-
tracts for Cooking SAGO, ARROW ROOT, TAPlOCA and y
large assortment Of PATE.Nf MEDICINES, &c. &c.
Also fresh lot of CAMFHENE, LAMP OIL. RAW and
BOILED IINSEED OIL LARD and CASTOR OIL VARNISII
Of all kinds, SP'TS TURPENT1NE ALCOHOL, Atlantic
WHITE LEAD RED and BLACK LEAD CHROME YELLOW
and GREEN PRUS BLUE, YELLOW 0CfIRE ground and dry
Paint and varnsh BRUSHES and in fact everything In the
Paint and Oil line.
The above articles will be sold at the lowest market pr-
for CASH Call and take look at my Stock before you
purchase elsewhere.
No 32, Fire Proof Building Main 81. Nepadd.
Nevada Sent % 1S56-52-tf
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DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract
OF.
y T. LILO wv DC Q TX
AND.
RSAPARIJIA. s A A .

"a KS "A IA "A &.
Is ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST sARSAPARIIIA
made; is certified by the wonderful it has per-
formed. Remember, this the only true and genuine
tce This Medicine when used according to directions
VIII Cure Without Fail
Scrofua, Kings Evil, Cancers, Tumors Eruptons Of
the skin, Erysipelas Chronic Sore Eyes Ring.
letter Scald Head Rheuma-
tism Pains in the Bones and Joints,
Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling
of the Glands, Dyspepsia
Salt Rheum. Disease
Of the Kidneys, Loss Of Appetite
Disease arising from the Use Of Mercury Pain In he Side
and shoulders. General Debility,
Jaundice aud COStveness,
The Best Female Remedy Known.
The yellow Dock and Sarsaparila is peculiarly pte
for females Of delicate health resulting from rregulary
of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar TO
their We the afflicted that bottle OF two
of DIR. GUYSOTT' EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK AND SAR-
SAPARlILA will at regulate those difficulties and
the natural energies,
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
PARK & WHITE
Sole Agents. Importers.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers of all Genuine Patent Medi-
cines Washington street opposite the Post Office.
FRANK THAYER, Druggist,
3-3m and Agent at Nevada.
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r. SCHOTT e.

+. HOTTIE,
ASSAP OFFYCE-NO 80 MAIN STREET. NEVADA
At Williamson Dawley's Banking House.
GOID DUST AND ORES of every description assayed
" promptly and faithfully and returns made in from
six to twenty four hOurs-in Bars or Coin
BN- guarantee my Assays and will pay any differences
that may arise in the same with the Assays of OF the
L. s Mints.
re Refers to any of the Gold Dust Buyers of Nevada
and vicinity. loft
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New Store, New Goods,
VA NEWW MsHW EEHE@~
PHILADELPHIA STORE,

81 BROAD STREET, & KNOX NEW BRICK BUILDING
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than before
the Fire.
WYE take pleasure in announcing TO the citizens of Neva
w da and vicinity, that the
ThiladeIphia Store is ro,c open al No. 81 Brodd 81
IN Kidd d Knor's Brfch BufIding
We recently received large stock of New Goods
which will be sold twenty yye per cent cheaper than
befor offered in this market.
ne goods of the best quality and consist in part
Dress c0ods.--French and American Calico.
Frenel and English Merinos, all colors,
French and Scotch Plaids, all woool,
Plain and figured DE Iaine.
Alapaca Bombazine also French Gingham
Swiss Muslin, Jaconet and bar in great quantity
Sillks.MaTantque Plaid Plain, and Changable lthc
latest and rshest syes also any color of Florence silks
MantIllas-Silk Satin and Fur, of every description
Victoria Winter BOnnets.-IeghOrn, Split Straw,
silk and Satin Riding Hats Girls Flats and Boys Hats,
Opera Dresses very rich styles.
Table COVers.-WOrsted and Linen, of allkinds.
Carpets.-Three Ply, Brussels, lngIain Velvet, all
coors.
MattIng.-Iarge quantities, from "A to GA, cheap
Floor Oil Cloths, Mats and Rugs large assortment Of
Druggett all colors.
heaviest kind OF White Macnac Blankets and Quilts also
all kinds of Flannels for family
Embroiderie Edging and Lace the richest style hand
and We call especial attention to them,
THE RICHEST STYLE OF EMBROIDERED HAxDKERonEFs.
1000 PIECES IRISH LINEN, al all prices.
DamasIx.-silk and Worsted, of all colors.
COttOn.-Bleached Muslin, 4-4-10, cheaper than has
ever before been sold.
Aexanders Kidd Gloves also silk Gloves and Silk Nts
Ladies' Shoes and Caters of all kinds.
Ladies are invited to call and examine Goods, and
ascertain eur prices before purchasing elsewhere.
paa- Remember the NupsJer,-Philddelphid Dry Goods
Store, No. 81 Broad Street. Kidd KnO1s Brick budding
sTIEFEL L COIN.
Nevada. Auc. 1s 1855 46-tf
TRUNKS! TRUNIxS!! TRUNKSH!
TN0RTY DOLLAR TRUNKS FOR SALE BY SOL KOHL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New Opening, and New Goods |! !!
SAN FRANCISCO DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING STORE
On BROAD STREET JUDGE CAswELLs MARBLE 'FRONT.'
BRICK BUILDING.
II BERwIN 4 BROTHER ARE NOW OPENING THEIR
II. heavy Stock Of
FALL AND WHIT r. GOODS,
Among which the most tasteluly designed,
Dress Silks fall Styles
Cloth and Velvet Mantillas,
French Mernos and Delaines
Woolen Plaids and Shawls,
Bleached Sheetings and Shrting,
French, English and American Calicos.
With every variety of household Furnishing Goods,
splendid assortment of Gents Supr Black Frock Coats
Fancy and blk Doeskin Pants, Vests Hats, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS THE LATEST STYLES.
The advantage which the undersigned enjoy in purchas
ing their goods enables them to sell at such prices as will
both Defy Competitor and Opposition.
So A CALL Is RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED, go
6-tf III. BERWIN & BROTHER.
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Fife EEN REAS
WHY SHOULD Buy YOUR
Clothing & Gents Furnishing Goods
AT SOL KOH N'S!

]. BECAUSE HE SELLS VERY CHEAP.
2. Because his Assortment is very large.
3. Because ha has nice and frosh selected Goods,
A. Because his Stock is Of the most Fashionable style
8. Because he buys his Goods in the best markets.
g. Because his fine silk Hats arc of the latest style and
Fashions.
T. Because his Business Coats are of the best kind.
s. Because his Furnishing Goods Matchless.
o. Because he Is a Pioneer in the Nevada Trade.
TO- Because the most Fastidious be pleased
H. Because he courts comparison and de6es competition
H. Because every one is satisfied who trades there.
13 Because It is thooght trouble to show goods,
and treats every body alike
IA. Because customers not forced to buy.
l5 Because he advertses only the TRUTH.
SOL KOHIMAN also advertses the best selected Stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Goods, such Sheetng Drilling
Duck and Mating; Blue, Grey, Red and the finest White
Blankets, COmforters, Bed Ticking and Toweing-also
Trunks Valices and Carpet Bags which he will sell at
duced prices, at Wholesale and Retail at his Store.
No 45 Main Street. Corner of Commercial Brick Building
Opposite American Exchange, Nevada
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-18
Affairs At the Bay IsIa,lds.
OUR RUA7AN CORRESPONDENCE.

RuArAs, August 10, 1855.
Opposiso Of ns IAabians Of R.a.an 10 TIE Re Anaeza
tson Of TIE bland Of HondurGs-7 hreal to Cau in the Aid
Of Gen. WaDO.
A report having spread Ruatan that the British
government going 10 deliver the colony OF the Bay
hAnds to their original possessors (the State or Hon.
duras) has caused considerable excitement ana the
President Of the Legislative Assembly called general
meeting of the inhabitants for the purpose Of petonng
her Majesty the subject.
There was a numerous sssemblage at this meeting.
which took place at IL O'Clock the 18th inst and pre-
vlous TO any resolutions being passed. many individuals
expressed in very strong terms, their sentiments the
matter. colored gentleman, holding a high Office on
the island declared that he would consent any
petition being sent TO the British government, for had
already oppressed the people much and if the govern
gave them up he willing and able 70 take up
defend themselves from the invasion Of the Hon
dureDoe. Several others followed in the warlke
strain, which seemed TO the taste OF the meeting II
also proposed surplus should be devoted
10 the purchase OF and ammunition others said that
they left Leutral the Hondurenos would leave
them in the quiet possession Of the islands, as the Ncara
guam emgrants under the command Of General Walker
were likely 70 give them fall employment
II appeared that the meeting called TO show It's
loyalty and attachment to the Britain crown but had
quite opposite effect for the feeling that the taxation
that imposed for the benefit OF officials might
have been saved had they been permitted TO remain nde-
pendent and neutral mot colonized in direct violation Of
the Clayton and Bulwer treaty"
Many suggestions offered, but that which seemed
the ost feasible made by of the residents
that the event Of the colonys being evacuated by the
British they should send to President Walker seeking his
alliance aud requesting him to send body of troops to
garrison the island for government was better than
that of Honduras
Emigration is setting in TO the newly discovered gold
dPgnRs situated on the coast Of Honduras, at q river
called Belfae within thirty miles westward OF the port
or Truxo and about the distance from the island
Of Ruatan There are now about forty Germans and
Americans at work. such their prospects that they
have given the place the OF New California. Ruatan
therefore likely TO be the depot and from the United
Satea its excellent harbors offer great ad vantages
such purpose vessels being perfectly safe from north
winds Ia the winter season.
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From Liverpool IN steamship Asia-Mr Wilson aud lady.
nine children nurses, Mrs q smith, Jno Ernes
Mr. ucau, tea children and two Misses Wo0a t2
Mrs seheImerorn daughter aud Mss Green Miss Nary
Richardson, Mr. Wilson child and nurse. Haughion, ~
Il Thomas Gen Iroepe lady and two servants M Mason
MIR ,has Mr. Rorde Mr. stewart Elliott Mr. Er,on
Geo Johnston aaf lady Mr. John Ogden Mr. Wilson,, Miss
fez1erd Miss A Crumv ell Mr. n Johns, VIM Cromwell 4
o. Nr Quarain and lady Mr. Edwafds Mr. Barker =
barbour and lady " llumason Mr. Quacscnbush, Mr. Ma
lard Mr. frabckel Nr j Mason. A LeGount Mr. Btennei
Mis- ffutchnt and servants Kpb Hutchinson Mr. Glen
nens, q kearney. u Ridge, T. simpson, Mr. Hancock.
Banks, Harris y irving Cotien hanson, A rap
penberg, Y Taylor Jos Me- ~ Pppin Capt rippin ST.
and Mrs Dxefray Miss DKergay Miss Dixersay Mr.
hfiiadef ani llig Mr. Z Bradbury, Mr. W wilson Mr.
Morrison. NJ smith, vi Burseur, Nj Lord Mr. Georgs
'n5bt, VI Mistin Nj Ashurey Mr. stewart, Dol.
aard NJ Howard Mr. and Mrs Menense, Mr. McMeiione.
Mo nd Mrs Braid and dau ger; Mr Vim Sande-son Mr.
I IIabson. Nj Black, Mr. Hsyne, Mr. Robinson, Mr. =
and two daughters Mr John Bishop Brown,
Mis- Lewis, Miss Nergans. Mr. Vincent Miss Petls AMI
rhio, Nj lohn inswayer Mr. u Martin Mr. Thompson Mr.
81 Jno hehuain Mr. Fogrriy Mr. Oliver Grace Mr. ADD
Mrs Tins and Two childr,n Miss Iockbll,.
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famer and slanderer. The scandal ,f notorious
and perjured villains may pass 'mnoticed; but
when taken up by man of the standing of Mr..
Brown, he must prove his acc Asations and inu-
endoes, or retract them, or establish his limo
cence. To this end we call his special attention
to the letter of Mr.. GraharA.
Evil associations corrapt good manners;n and
the extent to which this fact has been proved by
the association of respectable men with the Know
Nothing hodges is most remarkable 1t has
made the amiable Mr.. Fillmore himself bather-
ing disunionist, and his organs the most
abandoned Of vagabond presses. There
are many respectable and honorable deluded
men in the Know Nothing camp; but its prevail
ing atmosphere is redolent of bad whiskey aud
rowdyism. We dare say that in the lump a
more beastly, brutalized, contemplate ruffianly
and disgusting faction has never existed in any
civilized community. The basest instincts OF
brutalized human nature-the meanest and viest
passions and prejudices of the professional thief
loafer and vagabond ore the garbage upon which
this monster Of Know Nothngsm feeds. From
the beginning the concern was invested with
sonC VI Vic cleIucHlc vi publiC HulsduCe, lTOn
which we vainly endeavored to liberate it; but
from comparative responsibility it has descended
TO the lowest level of filth and degradation. Its
leading organs and orators go about like scaven-
gers on duty, and carry with them the repulsive
cdors Of scavengers. What says Mr.. Brown ?
Hence the general stampede which has set in
among the decent and respectable men of the
Fillmore camp for Fremont In fact, the great
bulk Of our honest, right minded, independent.
decent respectable fellow-citizens of all parties,
all sects, all nations, are gathering into the
Fremont party, leaving the refuse Of the com
munity-flibusters border rufiians and rowdies--
to be divided between the demoralized democracy
and the degraded fag ends of the Know Nothing
Order. What has Mr.. Brown to say? Againsi
the charge Of traducing the character of wo-
man, he is now called upon to defend his own.
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TO THE EDIToU Cp TTTE HERALD.

Nss iUEK, Sept II. 1859.
Permit me 70 correct ev errors yOp have faen into
TINS mornings Issue Of paper relative 70 the Hon
Charles Pelham Verr. VINO is said the new British
Minister 20 this county lie was not PRESIDENT Of the
Irn'ean Commission but merely attended the 20 caef
Cheisea Inquiry Board, In his ministerial capacty as
Judge Advocate General" (or oincer OF the crown
~ all judicial matters relating 70 the army He II not
member ~ the Bosre Of Grsfe, bit az above stated
judge Advocate General Tho chief claim Of vr viers
70 The rett ans affection II he country men, and other
trade agitation. lie wa one OF he prominent mem
bers q the Anti Corn law Isague. and supported by
Miner Gibson. Cooden. Blight &C, year after year
brought orvsfd unsuccessful motions for The repeal OF
The Corn Laws Until At last the truth and force or his ar
rumerts reused the Their Minister sir Rooer Peel and
forced him into compliance Nth The vist o the maior
". make 70 apology for this letter, know 700 ore
always anxious 10 have correct information about every
Ting. u 4. II.
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CHICAGO sept. III, 1853
Ms Robinson arrived in this city 10 Jay. She ssy,
the bail of her husband axed al So 500 and thai T.
The Other prisoners at $4,000 each
Governor Geary hal rel"ased all tie prisoners {. q
we're In TIE HANDS Of ihc MOP r. Leayenxorib.
The Mssourans. generally. nat feI from wcstpor,
fearing IN attack iron General Llne.
General Smith had ordered al the fsmincs seoki.
ssfe,y Fors Ieavsnyofih 10 lesve wedncs ay Ia,
inst
The pro slavery report bAitlo Painters srder
the 3is, ait, between Eve hrndrcd ssraayans uuTs-
General Atchson, ard party Of zee solers Tire Nj
sourians FED at the first charge.
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Grand Civic Display In Boston.


THE INAUGURATION OF TIE FRANKLIN STATUE.
Bosros, Sept L. 1850.
The inauguration of the statue OF Franklin an
affair, surprising in Of It's imposing deais
Int great civic event OF introducing Cochtuate water
The procession, embracing ripe.divsoDs, escor,ei
~ the First Brigade OF Massachusetts, militia ncud
he Boston Light Artillery the National Lancers az
Light Dragons The procession over two hours IN
passing given point, AMI represented nearly every
eel sncal trade and manufacture Among the spec.ai
attractions a and beautiful locomotive an
tender, named Benjamin Franklin, mounted ~
trucks, and drawn by eighteen horses IL sugar
sgriaang >, mill uol for Caoa drawn ~ ,weive
msnts; the electric ire alarm; Fraaklns old prnung
press on which being struck OF ana scattered thu
mepse structures wheels, representing school room
hled with scholars at the desks, and a vast num
erardest displays ever Witnessed The Masonic fratru
", Fircmens and Mechanics Charitable Associations am
numerous other charitable societies of Boston, and Nc
rbanc and otner societies from the adjoining cities
towps, we're out IN iull force Also the Franklin media
gcbolars, children Of The public schools, SC
The procession reached the cite Of the stane a.
wet front Of the City Hall coon after thres
clock Bere several thousands took possession Of r
temporary SCAT and platform while other thousands 1
hi,he,o eoncears the statue vas hen rarc2
when It greeted with thunders Of applause. IT,
xer lies corftsd OF music by the band sngng by The
pupils OF the public schools PRAY by the Rev Mr. Bag
den, address oy Mayor Rec, Masonic ceremonies Of 10
augufau3n, &C.
he Grafton was then pronounced by tue Ht n Roser,
= Winthrop AMI occupied hour and quarter 70 ~
delivery. was listened 10 with close attention, brokeu
only hy repeated oubursis Of applause. the b. ma 81
"69 Hundred vas surg by tie vat audIeuce sad I.
heredcion ny Bishop kasthurn closed the inauguration
Tic number Of strangers and cz.ns thai tnrongea l.
witness The wa greater than before sepn
this city. The sidewalks balconies the entire rout
d the procession were crowded Many buildings
strseG were handsomely decorated
During the Grafton and the other exercises telegraph
ages were Transmitted 10, and receive
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The msn who found murdered on last Tuesday
morning in BOboken, Ia. been visited by several thou
sand persons yesterday but has yet been identified,
Coroner Crane Of Hobokan held inquest on The body
vhn several Witnesses we're examined but evidence
wac produced TO implcaie any person The folio wing
the verdict Of the That the unknown deceased per.
TO bis death on Monday night the 18th OF Sep.
NIB 1853, On the walk leading iron the sybls Cave
70 the Fyssn Fields by berg struck In the right breast
With sharp Two edged Instrument 10 the de,dh Of
OBJ ut six inches In the hands Of person pers
Unknown 70 the Jury, And the Jury would recommend
DAT we propfetors OF the lands should take some en-
eps measures 70 ahord greater protection 70 persons
I equentng said walks after dark
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HoS. DAVID PAUL BRowS AND Hrs JERSEY
Know NoTH1Nc SPEECH ONCE MoRE.-we lately
published a note from the Hon. David Paul
Brown. Of Philadelphia, denying that in recent
Know Nothing speech of his in New Jersey he
had attacked the character Of Fremont's mother
&c, and we gave to Mr.. Brown the fullest bene-
fit Of that denial IN our editorial columns From
another letter, which we publish to-day, from
Mr. Walter Graham, respectable and credable
witness, Of Railway New Jersey, II would seem
that Mr.. Brown has been equivocating and play
ing The artful dodger In this seemingly fair and
honest plea Of mot guilty" Mr.. Brown, tbers-
fore will be required to produce rebutting testi
mt ny, or the case win be adiudged against MIN.
and ne will stand publicly branded before me
con mnnity as skulking and dovbledeslng q