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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

Nevada Temple of Honor No. s.-Meets every
Monday evening, at Tempars Hall, at o'clock.
Visiting Brethren in good standing welcome.
c. A. TWEED, W. R. 6-6m H. b. PALMER, W. c. T.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13

Nevada Lodge, No. I3, f 81 A NJ, holds Its
meetings Saturday evening Of each week at Masonic
Hail. Nevada. Stated meetings the second Saturday of
each month 7. ?. HAwIEY w NJ
j. L. RUDoLFH Secy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-13
Drugs & Medicine.

JUST RECEIVED ard IN Store, Fresh
invoice Of Choice Trags and Medicines Paints 0l Cam
phene Alcohol Spt's Turpenne Paint Brushes. Garden
Seeds the growth of 1855 warranted good And in fact
everything in the rug line consisting in part of the fol-
lowing artices--in quantities TO suit purchasers;
Nitric, TnrtaTic, sulpnuric, Muliaftc and
Citc Acids Morters for cleaning Gold. Cream Tartar.
av Rum; Olive Oil; Cooking Extracts of all kinds; Nut
mers Mace Ginger Cloves Cinnamon Isinglass; Herbs
Of all kinds Also large stock OF Patent Medicines, Per
fumery, Fancy Articles &c. &c h
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OF FICIAL.

Janes Buehcns PRECEDENT II me Tinted Staes Of Amra 30 all
tson may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO that f. G.
Angerost residing u Missouri, has been appointed
sui Of the Grand Ictom AeekIenburg >chwer the
Iowa and Illinois do horcby recognise him such aud declare
hn free 70 exrcIse and enjoy such functions powers and priv
ses allowed the consu Of tho favored nations in
the United States
testimony wherco have caused those patent
and N. seal OF tho United hcrcunio afxed
sipeu my hand the city Washington tho 2sth
Z y orvv H. 1857 and II the independence United
s'aics Of Americs the eighty second.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
lxrn CAss, Secretary OF state.
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Prom the National Intelligence
4 LETTER FROM HON. JAMES G. JONES.


s5,i,ss 1eSar .AburHr, Tna, Oct. IL, 1851.
MEND has forwarded TO the enclosed paragraph,
taken from the Republic paper published In your city,
credited 10 the American; !. .y ftss
IN, 0pyxRsoH JAMS g. Jesfs, pt TFsNrssE. The
Juieran Of Oils city, states that Scqyeme jones, of
Tennessee while In the sepate, made application Tor al!
mission into knew- nothing ledge IN Washington, and
was rejected He isnow democratic candidate for re-
election to the senate. frf may
have not been in the habit of replying to the many
that have from time TO time appeared
In the newspapers against me, and should not depart
from this rule but Cor the fact that have no other mode
AZ correcting this Misrepresentation. This article is false
om the beginning TO the end Inever made application
~ ion any know-notlng lodge, any lodge of any Po-
lal party. On. the contrary, whe invited and somei
dimes urged bymy friends to join this party, steadily,
from, frst 10 last refused 10 do soil ~ Z
This article further assumes that am democratic
candidate for the Senate This is equally untrue. am
NOT and have not been candidate for the Senate, either
.s a democrat or otherwise In order that the truth
may be yindicated may ask you to publish this correc
ton, and oblige your friend,
JAMES G. JONES
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Gard to the Citizens Of the District.

TN entering our thew building, which we have
just taken possession o. return onr sincere thanks to the
people Washington Georgetown for their liberal patronage and
have erected spacious building which Will
70 tic city with large and airy saloon with all the
convenience comfort and In the establishment
all the necessary manufacturing and encouraging
industry. strict attention 10 ju,ec and integrity,
hope 10 gffc satisfaction 10 all t-S
NALL. sTETffFNs, X co.,
No "a Paih. asenhe; between 9Th and 10th streets
Oct t1yif
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TTNIIE most 6lgssnt volume ever produced in Amer
ii ta-w0RID SOTED H,.Er Types OF Particular wonenIy
Attributes Agcs ny tfs cg~sa Clarke, author
Of "A Concordance shakespeare &C. Illustrated Nib seventeen
steel plates Ono volume large octave got IN an entirely ns and
magnificent OF binding hitherto uncIuaIed Price ST.
Garden Flowers, colorcd Illustrations, Doc.
Language of Flowers do Csc
iNBertcan Views, do 40
Tho *btdtrs 10 40c
IN MaDf t,ifhist NJ doe
View in A-il Minor Do 4qe
Views Of the English Lakes, do a.
Eastern Manners and Customs 40e
sorrowig Rejoicing successive Befestcrieh.
Minister'S Family, by the Rev. Alex BETH D. d., Of Ster
ling. Csc.
The Race Riches the Pits into which the Runners
Fall by the Rev. Vim. Arnot SOC. so N# Br
Enyrons of Edinburgh, exqtcly tinted illustrations e5c
The lakes Killarney, do do 25c.
Eastern Manners Customs do Csc.
The f6satfs shd Loeb Iomnend lwh map By W A. X John
stuJ 3st
Fpyons bf Jerusalem ex4aisies ducd Illustrations
Hl.tcrs u FIVE fHie Figs; beautfuny Illustrated 1E
Just received at
TAYLOR & MstfYs
Rrg5t BOOK sIf Safonery Store;
OFT S0--at ncdr Ninth street
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cARUsrs SALOON.
CARUSpS SALOON.
BILLY BIRCH Is COMING!
~ For Three Nights Only,
COMMENCING on MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER o.

The celebrated
BIrcTIs suSs1i,EIs,
Under the directions mssgsncn, II BILLY BIRCH
The celebrated scaeac Of bpran characters date cf the San
FRANCISCO Mnsr,l tsiorna who mo,rienusy escaped
Nstry the the nfated central
Amsrcs win rn,ec M nrt appearance atvr assisted by the fol
osng "a
BEN. MALLORY, W. FEM LEIiR
J. WILLIAMS BEN. YEAlER,
j. CONRAD. r. MOORE,
J. vONBONiifRsr, A. ELro.
IN their in'ai,sse por,rsiuo and pharescf Eouian hie
Atrnt-on 2S eeit.
Doors open q, 7 osrck performances AZ o'oloes
~ 3l-Af JOIN y. BlnfTi, Agent
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on The 10Th Instant by the KNIGHT WILLIAM McNER
"rhLH A. HfFfEfSAN, both Of this cfy
~ U, hh Instant, by the Rev Mr. ksIeifr, CHARLES RUSSELL
WARY ANN daughter Of tho late GsHeg and jan
pS, o. Nexnndda, Virginia.
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the Pub-
lie Printing.

crIcs sufEuS,DpKSr " PrsIc PsnsuSG,
Washington October lst 1857.
TN pursuance Of the provisions of the " Act to-
provide executing tho public printing approved
I scaled proposals viii be received AZ this once Capt.
III anu, nrst Monday (Tth day) Of December twelve
nj ,rna Tor Tho ending On the Isl day q hoenber 1888
The suhoncd pe as nearly ~ can be aseerianed the
quality and descrpao each Kind Of that will be
psired;
ctcss
10 600 eas me- printing paper unesendered "a by
IS weigh pounds 90 the rear II zse Sheets
CIsss H.
printing paper raendercd 10 "a BY IS
inches weigh pounds 90 he ream Of 4so shcets
Glass III
900 eams superfne rTaang
inches and weigh a pounds 20 The rau Of
40 sheets.
400 tesss sernse hard printing paper
measure ny % inches and weigh forty eight pounds s
Of $50 sheets.
900 ea,s supernne sized aud man paper such
urng IL III u inches weighing twenty pounds rean OF tso
sheets .Isst . =, f'fi
200 realms saperae plate cer aedere unealendered
may be "a nch and Of such weight ream az
rray he required.
The fire the paper the above Glasses 10 be OF nsn
and cotton with mineral or other substances,
m ir ene ana put up quires Sheet each.
and In bundles ~ each TO contain 400 percos
sheets Unomty thickness and weight VIII be required:
no bundle wrappel varying over or under hro
the standard weight WIZ ~ rcsevc su w Sue
in the up weight will DC dored viola
OF the conh1et
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telegraphic despatch from New York dated yesterday
says:
Nicholas Wolf, importer, with connexions in Phadel-
pllia and Germany, has suspended The liabilities arc
heavy.
The reported large arrivals Of Bank Of England accept
ancs per Persia greatly exaggerated. Sterling bills
are firm. A tEsi
An examination into the condition of the Island City
Bonk of New York, shows 1t to have heen infamous
swindle its assets consisting of only fifteen hundred dol
lars in coppem.
Winslow, L.ncr, s. Co. resume payment to morrow.
Heavy failures in New Orleans rumored in Wall
street this afternoon
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
rREAsURER's STATEMENT,

s
IS H~y
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

Tho Steamer Tennessee, with Vera Cruz dates to the
aIst utmo arrived at New Orleans on Saturday last
She brought nearly 900 in specie ON freight The
Pcayune says:
The Tennessee loft at Vera Cruz the American barque
Flash Wilson, master, loading for New YORK Also the
American packet Ocean Bird, dscharging; English
schooner Atreyideo Hamburg Sylph, and number OF
rational eoasting vessels The movements Of the port
tle lat two weeks howcyet; have not beei important
Our dates by this arrival to tho LIST from Vera
Cruz to the 18th from the capital. The principal news
the appointment of new cabinet which is as
follows:
Minister Of Foreign Affairs jose Fuente.
Minister Of the Interior, Benito Juarcz
Minister Of Justice, Manuel Ruiz.
Minister of War; jose NJ. Garcia Condo.
Minister Of the Treasury, Manuel rayn,
Minister Of Fomcnto, Sabina Flores
The appointments, If to believe the papers,
would seem to have been matter of form than
ANYTHING else Of concession to the actual state
things Indeed we informed by the Sglo that
her Of representatives had waited upon the President and
assured him th nothing could be done towards confer
ring on him the extraordinary powers he asked till
cabinet WAS installed And whether in any these
extraordinary powers will b. conferred was at last
counts from the capital uncertain. The old OF
the probable retirement Of the President and his
sion by Juares werc in consequence, rife agan-with
what probability if any, We have not here tho means of
determining.
The last news from the Indian war Of the South was
that Avarss had routed the rebels at Chla with
Iiblc slaughter
The political war in Yucatan has made but little prog
ress since last that Of races however, had broken
with increased violence. The village of Tekax had
been the OF dreadful conflict, in which two hun
drcd Of the Inhabitants persisted
Campeachy Ingnna, and the whole coast, in the pos
session Of the rcvoluticnists, quiet
ST. Gorsch the recently appointed chief engineer of
the Vera Cruz and Mexico Railroad the charter privileges
of which recently granted to Sr Escanon is about
TO visit the United States for the purpose Of organizing
corps proceed with the survey ana location Of
ths road ST. G. the engineer of the Guadalupe rail-
road.
Among the passengers out TO Vera Cruz by the Ten
nece her last trip from this city. says the Iyro
the cxlcd Santaannist, Gen. Cortez, under an
s,med name. He WAS, however recognised, though dis
guiscd in an unusual Dress and taken into custody
The late hour at which the steamer arrived renders il
impossible to get regular mail from the Office, and
outside files ncecssarily imperfect We see, however
material change in the general condition of the neigh
boring republic The government, notwithstanding
Of every description, would to continue strong
in the confidence Of the people, and no than the
usual number Of social disorders are reported
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ODD FELLOWS Hall


N" coa-n'y increasing sndnc AMI the reosf encorc that
-tnf -xrrlcnc~. ,eF.fl H.feE
Don't fl witness the greatest theatrc, novelty 81 NJ age
n.nrs open at Z; commences ~ N O'Clock.
lamls'on % cents no half price.
Al. "a
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ID III. GIIBET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
he hb onoe 10 his rsidpcc Franklin Row
He viii principal
~ 10 in the United states Supreme Court
Oct 2s--dn lseG 4aal it. rss'ee' "a SIZE @9Na
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The JExNKys PRoPBRrY. The immense estate of the
Jennens family formerly taken possession of Tues
dy last by Mr. Joseph Martin, her-ataw Mfr. Martin,
accompanied by his uncle Mr. James Martini and
his agents. Mr. George Pratt proceeded by train to Sun
bury and from thence to Acton place. Suffolk the resi-
dence Of the late VIM. Jcnnens " the rich" This por-
tion of the property purchased from the Daniels
lily by Robert yenncns the father of William ''thc rich,
and the latter died nesatc it descends to Mr. Joseph
Martin, heirloom The other portions of the estate
are strictly eailed and pass TO Mr. Martin under wills
which have been duly proved ,Lfrcrpool t1ler.
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VTTILLARDrS HOTEL. G. & ii. A. Willard
wv Pennsylvania and fourccu, street. Washington D.
Jan 2a--dut
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DOOMS FOR RENT.--The subscriber has for rent
parlor with bed attached; also several
single eearmsn, newly Furnished with without board
For and particulars apply TO
n YERNOIs,
Between 17,h ani 18th streets Penn httthc,
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THO FAMILIES would most respectfully call
Il the attention OF families that wish keep themselves
ac this winter with little fuel Patent
Paror FURNACE he wishes II called II Is parors
other psrlor crate hollow behind and cold brought
from without and heated aud thrown into the paror be get
10 heat above Paro Companion all made
and will not burn need repairing for
CRATE handsome, and will not burn an hall
tho coal that paro will burn
cold climate, tho Staie Of Massachusetts only
at q. woo.wsrds Metropolitan Store and Crate Factory.
Oct 28--6uf Hhai.f .t G. WOODWARD
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VELVET VESTINGS- -Rich and plain styles,
very new things Ut moderate prices.
Cloths cassmorcs and vcsngsa stock OF the medium and
supcr0ue grsdcs. tts t
One price only deviation the actual cash value marked
in plain figures
ttfs1 5a Brft8 6t -e ~ = PERRY BROTHER, s FN
Central Storcs,n west building
Oct 29-1otdf opposite Centre Market.
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THE CIncUIr CoUnr adjourned about ii o'clock to-day
on account of the illness of one of the jurors.
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LNIORA JUST OUT have this day received my
tight fatop cooking stove, which got up in Pbiladc
pa last expressly for this market made heavy and
strong the best Pennsylvania lahr have cted the
Flora Alright Cooking Stoves patented 1871 heavy and Thick for
family use, and destined TO be the cooks delight.
will garany 70 bake rba boil fry broj &c superior
cooking this market aud has attached TO shhner
arrangement For sale emily woosads Metropolitan store
Factory No 3s, thecork brown 'front.' balcony
fun ac next door to sysgc hardware store
s22 between 10Th and lth stree
Oct 2s--8uf c. WOODWARD
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The UslrAnrAs CHuncH will be Ieopened Tomorrow
Rev. Orville Dewey will onicatc scrveesat ii o'clock
a. M, and ~ o'clock, p. m.
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Miss Christie johnson,
t,as uoorrrS, ffFE u
rs DESTROYS Of forming classes in elocution in the
u schools in Washington viii give instruction private pu
pals In thar city and in Georgetown
Miss johnson will give lessons youths and professional gentle
.af afe3f.-se'taeS3 .asfst Z
Residence Miss IIsrrovers ormcrly Ns Englhs)
mary CORNER Washington and tiny streets, Georgetown.
uuzrKScys.
Mrs. William y. Richie, Richmond, Va.
Rov. stephen r. Ill., Washington. ~ G.
Grafton Tyler, NJ D. Georgetown, D. C. l4.Nf
Oct 3I-u io..l ~, 81 tes, .l4 ael
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SupJoNED is list Of jurors for the October term Of the
circuit court George r. Smith, James Owner, Thomas
Rggles John Scrivener Edmund +. Brown, Thomas Fit
nam, William Cooper, James Rhodes, James A. Burns,
George w. Uttcmeuhlc, Joseph b Bryan Richard Butt,
Robert X. hewitt, Samuel i. Douglass, Michael X.
Coomls Joseph s. worthinston, Benjamin +. Moxley,
Edwin Knowles Alexander Borland, David A. Gardner,
Francis J. Murphy, George d. Spencer, Daniel +. Bar
ny, John Shaw, William Drury, Edgar II. Bates VIII
liam A. Kennedy, Alexander jackson, John Coburn,
James A. Kennedy"
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NAaLEy JrvENIEE COMEDIANS will remain here during
the coming week. in compliance with the earnest solicit
tations Of large number of their friends On Monday
evening next the proceeds Of the entertainment will be
contributed to the Hcmdon fund This should bring to-
gether large company of pubc-sprited citizens
These youthful performers daily growing in favor with
the public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-09
BALTIMORE MARKET, ocr

Flour There were no sales of HOur 10 day. We sil
quote al - IS II ; 50 per barre! tor all descriptions 4"
'up,r, 1no rscs,,,s mi, morning comprise 80
bushels. The market was considerably heavier. W.
note snles OF white at from 81 ~ TO ! ~ tor common I
prime, and prime red at ! ~ per bushel.
Corn-The receipts this morning reached 900 bushels
and we note sales Of white Al 20 u 3 c,s.. and yellow Z
=! cts. per bushcl. ooo ..I
AMI we no:c sale. OF good To- prime Maryland and rem
.ylynnis a: - a 50 cts. per bushrl. The market continued
dull.
Codee.-Our quotations are, for Rio. common, lOi CTS
lnir Ii l.. cents; good II: cents; prime to choice IL 4 IL
ca. L.aguayra may be quoted at ~ a - Gu. Js1s q
u liza IL cents per ID. The market mas sehe'aiy 0'''
dull. A.,
Molasses. Quotations for mola.ses are nominal. New
Orleans nj - II s. cts. Cuba Muscavado 81 a 50 cis.: Cubs
claycd AT - a 80 cents. EngIisa Island 32 q ~ cts. Ne
fined Syrup 81 Il Al cents per gallon. The market con
Surors-Wc suo,e Porto Rico Il, g. % a G 30 for com
mon 10 lair. and : - "a? 10 for good to prime SsaS?.
Tor grOccr'e styles Cuba hHi EnSlish Isinnd, ana . ~
for refining grades do.
Provisions The market is active. We quote. to'wit
Beci-Wc quote Mess, Baltimore packed, al GU s.I
No Baltimore Il IA l. per Dbl
~Bacon-shouldsrs hi l3ic. sides III d Isle. hams u
n lJc per ID
Pork-Mcss S2i 80 Il -. Pi.mc Da ~ ~, w os'erh DC
Lnrd-We quote city ia bbls and tres u lI.c, refined
inkegs -. II lnc: In tins l1ic per ID
Cheese-Eastcrn cutting n; 10! n lie. Western 10 y lO!
Western Dairy at ~, a BE; Eastern DO at - a II cts per
ID. In fair demanj.
Rutter-w.q quote Western - u l6!c; City packed 10.
a l'.c' Roll j. Il - cts. ani ''Iades IL \ u CTS PEI D.
Market active.
Reeve srll auo;c common a, :. q ; cts, and good
TO prime al 5; u SIC per ID. Market dull.
-sslt-Ground Alum 9Dc; M~arshslls, Jetrey's and DAT
cy's 81 40 a | 20. Ashton's do j5a co per sack. We
quote Turks Island at la q Zoe; caiiz at IS a Loo 81. Coes
at l6 ca per bushc!. The market is dull and prices arc
Wniskcy-Therc is bu, little demand and we quote City
aud Country at 90 aao!c, a1i Ohio Al Il 2lt cts per sa!'
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moment, whether the election is to take place Guide
the ensuing session of the Legislature or t"0 gears
after.
The Alexandria "Seniinel' says;
II ,hs senatorial election be brough, Oh this winter
II nme 1ena, ~, advnnced battle for the Presidency,
fouuh, nnder irritating circumstances.
W. cannot see that the irritation will be q. all al
,svsd by postponing it two years longer On the
contrary, as we have said, it seems to U.s. tho coHS..
on.pc.s would be likely to be more serious. IL
Mr.. Hunter will declare himself in favor Of the Al
minis,ration, there will be no advanced battle over
bis seat 10 the Senate. If not, be may expect us po-
ltiosl career to close, on the third day OIL m"''
1859. ,,..-
The question submitted by the "sent'nel' NV
the consid Grafton of the Legislature H. upou ~
~sultation aud discussion next "'n'S'' ...m,mo
vssr,,orrer. We ar. no, DOW aware of any insupera
bs ohisc,iou to be urged against it. But in tbs
rns.n,;ne. LET us hear from MIR. Hunter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKrrs, oc..s p. NJ.

There lie Ii steady inquiry tor Quercitron Bark, and fur
Their sales Q: 81 hhds, No were ms.o az SIS per ton. Ia
Tanners Bark nothing doing
There is rather more inquiry for Flour for export, bu;
prices are unchanged. Sales OF LOO bbs good Western
extra q, sc per Dbl; 100 bbls do r, :: IS. bud 900 bbls ex
ira Family ut So 2JG6 20. supertne IL held al Is 50, with.
out sales. except il IL small way to retailers and bakers.
Shipping brands are freely offered At thi, nglre. 10 Rye
Flour aud Corn Meal there is nothing doing anG prices arc
nominal,
G~rnIn-Thrrc is not much Wheat coming forward and
the demand tor II is limited. Sales OF 1000 bushe. hand
sorns Southern red and white miHei az 81 - per tashe.
an 700 bushels. tnr Southern white yesterday afternoon
ut 81 % Rye commands. :0a7J cts. Corn 10 In steady dc
mand, and $500 bushels Pennsylvania and southern yi
10. sold ut 7'H7J cts, all Jat. Oats are scarce, and WORT
~ rpnts - bIlshyl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-09

Departed this life, ut hs residence On Sd street. between
Leigh asd Clay, on yesterday morning. (Thursday,) at 81
O'Clock. of dropsy OF the chest, SAMUEL CRAWFORD,
in the s2nd year Of his age,
The friends and acqusintances Of the family, also
those OF hi. sons, John p. X. and Seymour ". Crawford
are requested TO attend h- funeral from his late residence,
on Saturday morning, 10Th inst, a,' o'clock.
DIED, a, Snow Hill, in Albcmarle county, the residence
of Mrs. Sarah J.. Fsrrar, her grand mother, on Tuesday
morning, the Goth ul,o SALLlE BETTE, 10 the f,h year
Of her age, only daughter of Capt. David n. and I.svinrs
NJ. Jones, of the city OF Richmond.
''-u.Fer little children TO ONE unto me, and forbid them
not. for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven -
IyJ-Rcligious Herald and Jetersonian Republican re-
auested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-09
NEGRO SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.

The negroes of New York have formed an associa
ton for the purpose OF obtaining, if possible. the right
nt suffrage in that State. They met lately in New
York, on which occasion they spoke OF the Repnoii'
cans as "a rascally set Of men, y and Of the New FORK
Tribune as "a scandalous paper and a lying sheet. :,
amouc other statements, they declared that the grand
festival supper given by the Republican Central Com.
uittes at the Academy Of Music. last campaign, was
furnished by two poor negro cooks who had never
been paid for Il to this day.