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r;ohts of the South and the Union-this ne mas don''
moi 10 save himself, but because II was a guy ne
we'd alike 10 the North, the South, the last. apo lnn
W-sr, and especially 10 his constituents WHO des'is"
INA, the constitutional rights of every section OF me
Union should be sedulou-ly guarded. Strike niih
down. AMI his gallant defenders who have 5000 oy
him in defence Of your rights. and what iollows ~
wrecE. crushing and overwhelmingly the wh"ir Norm
west laid in ruins, by those who have received 'hr,'
aid and comfort in the darkest hours OF their war WIN
the Abolitionists- cannot / will not believe IL. Lev
the .Wsshiuston Union fret and trown az II may
| bu, if We OF the South know our rights, our princip'es
aud have any gratitude, Douglas must and wlii o ,.
sustained, the howiings OF the NV ashington on'o"
10 the contrary notwithstanding.
pray you look to Illinois, al the scenes 'nere pa,s
ing. SEE Douglas standing alone, battling lot 'le
PRINCIPLES of the Nebraska bill, fighting IN defence OF
The bred Scott decision; no voice 10 cheer MIN or
Ssaailrd i'm front and in rear bv Lincoln, Iruinoui
Blair. and the whole herd of Free Sellers and biacK
R-Dubl;cans. Still, undaunted, he deals his olo~t
right and leit, defying all odds and all numbers; ano
phsll We of the South, especially you OF the press
look on in siience. and not rebuHe the un~drrhn'
I'd interference OF the "Washington Union!' II IN
editor of that sheet Was there in person, he wouid oe
crushed 10 atoms; not 90, however; he tires from h'
batteries at a distance, in the bushes, secure IRON
harm, aud with the hopes Of The spoils 10 the as
lance. Clear the ring, | pray you, that Inc Heiehue.'
of the rights OF the South may have a ia'r heiu, aht
IN open fight. DO this, and Democratic princiPIe
will triumph, and the cause of the people % Jus'Ine'
and d.f.nd.d A JACKSON DEMOCRAT.
spnin Dlaalp pnnv.
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EROM WASHINGTON CITY.
rCorrespondeuce Of the baltimore Rrpuh.'"a
w,auISUTOS S-ut.

ttOTFnRDpr06DCS SI luc f'ti'i1
WAaHI>GToS, sept. IL.
The President has lett the city Tor q sh'r' visit 10
Wheat!and, 10 attend to some private BUSINESS 'nert'
He will probably be absent a week OF 'eh uays-
MeauwhiIe. however, there - no stoppaS' ~ " P'o
gr-ss of public business arslu. from dis apsence, h'
nothing requires his espec..t s.;ention at this time
The Central American and Mexican aua''s ou' m u
statu quo. aud will n" douh. continue So uu' ~.
xress takes some action e-pccting the penuNnH mo- no.
ters between those nations sad Oh. goVsrnlnsu,. iue
mlssiou OF JereZ, even, WAS no:tiIiIg mo'o .n"n "
weak effort TO urge the administration 10 accePt ~"
positions il has already repu1iaitd; anu 10 Insn''
therefore, as we'll have remained at home EreIy
thing has been done towards the settlement v, u
Paraguayan difficulties that can os accomp"sueu W.
till the fleet sails ana even for the return Vi we r.are
cargo of the Echo the President has put everything
in readiness for it's accomplishment ana Ii ohiy go
mains for them to be placed on ooarn ths N'asn'a'
and TO shape the vessels course across ,r ~, w
their native land. So you will perceive Mr.. Buchah
an has not left the public business 10 euuer'
In this conneciion, / will probably be- excused ii
calling attention 10 one important ihct. ~ 1t tl's: 'nA'
since his accession to office, President BUCHANAN nhT
not allowed the public business 10 Oh hs
hands. He prefers to drive his basin-ss. rainier man
;-t hi. business drive him, and although he Las had "
great deal to do. he accompanies everything WIZ
p~raiseworihy despatch. In The matter OF Inc naVa'
Ulcers placed on the retired list b. The "RstTing
Board" we were told Il day or two since, that he had
relinauish7d the tack of giving their cases an lnvrs'''
CATION, and reviewing the proceedings OF Inc Boar
thereon, TO the Attorney General, the Chlei Of tht
psnaion Bureau, and the Secretary Of the Navy-tl
b.l.v. these were the three officers mentioned tie
statement was, however. erroLeou-. The fresicshi
had done no such thing; bu; only requested the gen
ll.in-n uccup, ing the above named POSITIONS Ia nr
range the testimony bearing ON the respective cases
for him.. The reviews and Investigations n- oeiii-
made by him personally, 50 H 10 fully enable hun L"
d-cld. on the merits Of each application for reInst"'"'
m.mt on the active lisf. In their Efforts 10 oh'aln
scraps of inforInaiion, writer's Tor The press frequent
~ commit such biunders A. The above, uhih"ushte''S'
and | hsve almost be-n induced 10 adopt, aud nrveI
after depart from thu motto. "Fes;ina lente.
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ID Ell.

DIED. Al "Wclhourn Hall" Louioun county, Nir:inie
on tue 30th OF August. IN the BON ycnr ot her age, ri.
E-LCA y DULANi. wItr of Richard II. DulHny, ana
only daughter vi the tate Colonel kozIrr DGIany, w.. a.
There are deeds which should not pas away,
And names mat shoUld not wIih"r.
The fublecl ut this notice WINS gifted with more than
ordinary lntellect, aui her Inini was cultivated with IN
c,.tsibg care and ns.lluity. She moved III her family
circle not only tDvUtcdly loved but admired and respect
ed by all. Loved for Der Hm-niiy OF manner, loved ;o'
the christian CHARITY al her character, and loved tor al
social exceilencics admind tor every external grace
and every female virtue.
Died at Oak Hill. in tn. county oi King md Queen, nr
Saturday, the 18th July, VI All past ! O'Clock. l. NJ Mrs.
LAURA A.. wife Of Carter b Fog. in her 3'lh y'nr. 'h'
lcu.cs u disconsolitc husband aud i've children u noun
their irr-parabl- lD.s. she died III iull assurance "f
blessed immortality beyond the grave.
all must Tread the paths OF tate,
And ever shake, that mortal urn,
Whose lot cmbhrks lie -Oon or laic.
On Charon's boat, sh' never to return"
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JUSTICE AS ADMINlsihkEDI N MAssACnu-

A gentleman Of Boston, nu n visit to the T. .sr Cam
brldy. House Oi CORRECTION lately, saw there a child
oi ouly twelve and Is halt years, and naturally I'll
1uired Tor what offence one 40 young had been place
ia such Close proximity TO hardened criminals. lie
,er mother wa 4 resident Of Nantick, ana had b.-G
crested with her child on = chsrg- oi s-ihng liquor.
They were iGken on the n before Teal justice
Stone, who sentenced both ut them Ia three mon:is
in The House al Correction, $50 fine aud cUsie. wit
thirty day. additional imprisonment 1t the tine Wa
not pad. The mother appealed and obtained bal,
ou' rhr almost infant daughter WA actually COMMIT
f.I, aud is now serving cut her sentence. - Boston
JropsU.r
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

For ne wax .lpiiHg Spt'7tcr 81. l.j>.
REPORTED nY &. ". PCRcEtL & c., SrocK bk,ks"s
y~;ryIn,, G u-r cent. ~ year. 10 run, no -liesat the Treasury
M D.. -hor.rr da,-s, .aiSstJI aHi IN
Richmond City Bonds, last sale t'8& thh !n,"f't. D.,
yIrcitia Bank stock, par t,"-la.t -ale- go 10 Da"'
Farmer, Bank stock. las -aI~- Sc
Exchange Bank stock, bat -ai"- !l"o o-g'"s
Virginia Fire AMI Marine Insurance H,ucn'
W.rc,n,n,. In.ur,nre stock. lat sales tiiE.
RicI,nond Fir. Association stock. par 90 sae- ~ =.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac ha''''hn ""'"
last sales $40. o
Virgin. Central Railroad S,-ck, ~.
Richmond ..d Eetersoutr Railroad -i"e', iA-' sues 10
Richmond and Dauy!i!r i.aiiroal H''t'' ~.
r. Riy.r and k.ntwha stock. last -t!es -.
Richmond ana DlnTii~ Elilroii guaranteed ''H''
sales go u.s., ,.,l. , VAIN.
james River and khni"ha
vir,ini, and tennessee Railroad Bond =: AMI Interest
| viry MA Contra Railroad B9nfs t.2s ana
o.. md iI.x.nlris Railroad Roni- So ana interest
L~ynchburg Gas Company - .,, and in,,re,t
orange aud Alexandria : per CEN Goh,i - -
Norfolk CITY S,iL fat.
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vicinity of Covington, or within a moderate defiance,
Of a character euitsble for the manufacturing Of iror;
but the quantities, go tar discovered, are limited II
ia worthy Of note, however, that there are detached or
local formations, thu; We have examined, having uni
;orm cosl measures and good indications. we '''"h
a careful examination fully %iuetifed by appearances
There is also coal in Botetourt which would mix ec'-
nomicalIy with the richer Goals of the West.
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MOST EXCELLENT BARGAINS in
BRITISH, FRENCH ASp AMERICAS
FALL DRY GOODS,

at RENSHA w, ES n CU ,,
No. 2a9 STREET
NJ are prepared TO cxhibi, to our customers ana
w the public 4 large and elegant stock ~ Dry Goods,
adapted 10 the Fall salss Our Goods were selected WIN
especial reference TO the RECALL trade. std consist %! h..
the new and elegant designs OF Europe nrd our OAR
country. We shall continue To add. by every arrival. al!
the new styles tina, coue out, 80 as ID present.: IN The trsGe
At si times the most fashionable goods IL market We
viii Offer the htst Inducements in price, smd are conn
den. that in qualify, style and yarie:y. our as ftmei'
clnnp. be SURPASSED. Wi'h every facility to condcc; an
extensive business. wc viii spare no pains 10 ati"ii. OFT
object. and cordially invite ell 10 Civ" our stock 4 mo
rough examination before pu :eh.sing.
CRENSHAw, QUARLES s. co,
Sent aI-b, al Broad street.
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For he enquirer.
TO TIE VOTERS OF CUMBERLAND AND
POWHATAN,

The time having arrived when it is proper to look
around for a euita5!e person TO represent the counties
of Cumberland and Powiia;sn in the Legislature,
Mr.. Dabney having distinctly declared that te will
No, again be a candidate, aud i, being clearly the
privilege of Cumberland TO furnish the delegate, |
beg leave 10 call the attention of the vnters of the
two counties TO the claims OF a gentleman in every
way qualified for the important office in question. |
allude TO DR.. Newton S. Ford, of Cumberland county.
DIR. Ford has ever been a consistent Democrat, work
ing for his party with the zeal and energy which
characterizes the Tan, and never claiming or desiring
any oil il. honors. lie ia distinguished for clear com
mon senss. for Industry and perseverance,, al! OF which
qualities are 80 requisite nj This time in or public
councils. | believe that il is only necessary 10 men
ton the name OF DR.. Ford to induce the convention
10 nominate hin; for he po.sesses every claim 10 the
confidence OF The pe0ple-unswerving Democracy, II
ci-ar and comprehensive intellect, and n love for his
native State surpassed by none.
Sept. IL. CUMBERLAND.
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.dy.a, from Rio. more than n w'rs ls'a' mi" w.
..co.o,. di, EGG. hr,s been rersi:rI Jy ""y Vi .h.'A"-'
no DE- I.sgro. augu,, ., s.!.-C@'e.-ia' -.A =
,..rio,, .iac. en- uitimo. averaging only 80 's.' ~,
d,v. have enabled dealers ne, only 20 FrH'.E' - I'M. DO
pa,;es, . .!-rr,r: lcs for the unitei site, w 20
.m.i r,port:1n OF new co1ees haze ruled IT," " new
70 100 SELECTED pn-cei.. chiefly s"%,'' rs.n .-ain.
good. hr.: st : IN This LATTER guam! -. crot.,iuts
,eP .,ueli,r al i. t to be uni-r-tooi tor old ectrr. i yqrh.
small lot. Of choice superior OF III. nr- sH tn. rsn.
rrop have been paid ss high as l 1910 '.'V'
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For Tic Eng
LITERARY OUESTInNS

LITERARY QUESTIONS.
Messrs. Editors: 1t Is Il matter OF doubt whether
questions merely literary, are regarded ~ of %suffci-n,
consequence now a days 10 interest tue readers OF a
political journal. | Think that they should be. II
you offer with me- you will no. pubiish this.
1 will wager a bottle of ink or bowl Of punch
With your correspondent Jefferson" (l3ih Sep, :,
that neither the following linss used by him,
AHMED at duck or plovcr.
Kicked, and knocked It's owner over"
Nor the following, which 1 suppose he intended &c
quote,
And tho well aim L.. duck or pluver,
Bear wide, and kick their owners over"
are to be found in Hudibra.. O..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-21

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA duel occurred here 70.
day between Mr.. Wood ot the True Delta, and 81,
Brabazan, formerly OF the same paper. Rifles were
used, and three rounds were tired. Nobody hn-t
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THE RALLnnNiST. THURSTON.

ApRAIS, Mich, Sept. T.-Mr. Thurston, the aero
naur, who was carried of by his balloon yesterday
after hs descent. and after the basket and netting were
removed and the balloon had become inver;ed' he
himself holding on TO the uninilated portion and seat
ed on the we've board, vas seen yesterday at quarter
pss, one =. NJ, high ~ in the air in The direction OF
Maiden, e. w, as s:certLinsG by compass bearings
by parties observing a'id.
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MAINE EI.EcTIOS

BATH NJ, September IL Complete returns from
ihe third district render Certain The election OF Mr.
French. Republican tor Congress, over Mr.. John-
son, Democrat, by IS 10 50 nsjoriiy. tor Governor
IA far as heard from, Morrill, has 53.2l4; Smith i+,2aS7
Mofrill's majority will reach sbou, ii 900.
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NEW YORK. SEPT. :u.-fiour b%uoyant Ono
1Eaud- - 'J1J 81. " heal, III advancing tendency
SHi' Al "iv1Hr- oI one ~ two cents Corn dull
yellow ~ gb,.S cent?. Oats III moderate i-msud
R'ce active and advancing sugar active " TN slI,h,
-Ivanc-, Mu-cOvnt" ~ 'aSs Celis. Spirits Tururn.
nn- bu"yhnt al Isl ~ c-nt, Hay IA ~s'ippln, loi.
81 i14Ii c-rI's pr one hundred pounds. Cotton tram.
.r.i"r,s limited Inlid.!nc upland, Al l3t ,l3. Cent,
per pound.
BALrlhORE, Sirr. 20. Fioar dull sni droupip,
ioa"rd sheet ANA ono brand, 81 81 , ~. VIZ.
unchanged Corn quiet, y-ii,s nj ~ % white al -.
50 Gems,
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SIR WILLIAM GORE OUSELY.
Sir William Gore Ou-ely, The Minister from G:ra'
Bri;ain H. Central Am-rlc,. IT lie reported, ha- r.
rciv-d Official dispaiciIr- by the PersIs. which ma.
r-UuIr bic departure 10 C-I;ral America ia ID r r"urs'
st lnree weeks. lie Is staying NJ tie house OF JutE'
Roosevelt.
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THE AFRICANS Al CHAHL3STON.-The
United S,ate- Court AZ Charleston nts .e;u.ed an ap
plica;iou, on behalf OF the captured Africans. 10 Issue
a writ OF nabeas corpus with The view OF taking them
out Of the custody of the government, officers.
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LATEST III TELEGRAPH,
TcIer1urhed for the Richmond Enquire or
.TER FROM CUBA AND ST. DOMINO

LATER FROM CUBA AND ST. DOMINGO.
NV YoRX. sept. 20.-The steamship Back Va
rior. with Havana date 70 the l5:h instant, ha. A..
rived. lie. commercial reports state that the suys,
market WA. inactive. owing 10 the advanced pr.,.n
sions OF holders. The health OF Havana wac good.
An abandoned Spsnlsh siaVsr had been found cf
the Colorado reef. She had landed 900 negroes pe,,
Csrdenas.
A1yices from ST. Domingo state that Santiago wa.
in 10. hands OF Sautsns; that business was parsliz.S
and paper money worthless. AL the merchants hsc
closed their stotes, and all was confusion.
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FIRE AT 81. .INuNS

81. JoHSs, y. +, S.pt. lS-A destructive ire no.
CURED here ias; night. twenty tive houses We,
cvneuInrd, aud vae man VS. burnt 10 death.
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NAVAL,
YELLOW FEvER CITIES

Rosroy, Sept. 2O;h.-ihe United States store.hi,
R-lr-; has arrived at this port, from the Mediter
ranaaO
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EnCE,yDKTU ron s,L.E7

'IvHE subscriber. acting on behalf Of the parti.J inter
cs;ei. oilers for sale the above named farm. the resi-
d-ncc Of III. late Gen VIM. +. Gordon o. the cUun;y 0!
Albc,nar..
#, cont.in- about Thirteen Hundred Aero, Of which
some eight hundred nre open, the re-idu" being in wood
aud well rimhered. The who'll. Of It ia well wnter"d. AMI
most of the open land ia II high -tni- oi imprIv, mrnt.-
II hss upon it n comfortable brick dwelling, md, together
with other out houses. cabins sufficient for thr nccommo'
ds,ion of n largo number nt negroes. There il also n
Grist Mill, with II constant supply OF water.
The farm lies in the county OF Albcnarlc, immediately
under Inc South West Mountains. about i've miles from
tiordonsvillr, one ard u halt i'Gn. ~linisays Depot, on
the Virginia Central RniI Road, sixteen from Charloftcs
vile, md within convenient distance of Churches nt VA
riou. denominations. The situ"tion il healthy. ani III"
neirhborhooi in every respect cyceiler: Tasiu. al
thing, into consideration. it may .sty bcdcscrih"i ne ono
of the most de.ir able and valuable estates III thi. part o!
the country.
It can readily be divided into two good FIRMS. and il
! will be divided ii found r~xpedicnt in order TO effect y salt
II not s,Id previously, il wll be offered nj public auction
| his fall or early next winter. when expect, rs the 81
| mini-traf0r "f General Gordon, 10 sell sOa,: scSen.' -
eighty very valuable SLAVE Together wrth thf ''a'I
| personal estato usually found on a large farm onr no
tice will be gwen OF the day at sale. when i, l. fixed II
the meantime, amy enqu ries may De- addressed TO ne n
charlotte Vile. and Mr.. George l.. Gordon, who il no"
residing on the land, Will take pleasure ia showing II II
any one who wishc. 10 see IL.
Sep, 2l-ctt WIN j ROBERTSON.
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Oh Factory BURSr.-On Friday evening last
the Norfolk Oh Factory, n The Eastern end Of Wood
street, took IRE, and, together with = !argr quantity
of oil and materials, VA. destroyed. Lnss about
A.. UUB-nu insul unce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-21

THE UNION HILL LADIES The Song savs ION Rich.
mond Hill there lives a lass" bat ON Union Hill We know
tha, quite n lot of them live. who will, this evening. fur
nl-h n Fair OF an attractive nniurc VIZ learn that the
ladies connected with the Union Station Methodist; Church,
start hi. Fair with highly lnudablr Intentions, and Invite
their friends In lend II helping hand III an Agreeable" ccr,
nouy.
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NAVAL Thu Norfolk Argus states that Surgeon
Janea Cornick has been detached from The Navy
Ynrd nj that place and ordered 10 the s'esm frigat-
Roanoke, Al Boston. ~ Fleet Surgeon % the Home
Sonndron. Surgeon John \. Lock wood has been o.
dered to duty NJ the Yard in place of DR.. Cornick -
Lieut.. Barney has arrived and entered upon service
a. Lieutenant of the Yard, III place of Lieut.. Pegrsii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-21

The SPIRIT MovED.-At a camp meeting in Lou
doun county. Yirginn. last week, the
seized upon ons hundred and forty gallons of whiskey
on sale in tbs vicinity, and poured 1t on the ground.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-21

JoHs MCCONNELL, DECEASED The remains of this
gentleman, recently Il Surgeon Dentist III Richmond,
wcr. yes,crdny escorted by hs Companions, the Knight
Templafs IN kcgalia, on board the steamer Virginia, I'll
route Tor Philadelphia. Thus ever,
.M.y the sunshine OF love illumine our youth.
And the moon light OF friendship console oar decline"
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,,T,;t uoGS AID SHEEP.

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF. ~. now quot" - Il : per cw;, WITH y moe
MUTTON W quote f,ir to sooi Mutton 81 DSs
per head Very superior -eil a lit,l" better
. HOGS. - net.
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Fnr~piGx-Noihiug d0ius IN foreign fr1igh'-
pougsrrc-Thc following are present rate, \, coastn
freight:
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AcaUIrrEb.-Joh o. Speid-r. Wm. VnnHcrivsr
and Charirs Nanscriv-r, charged " it'll srenI'ng a aeiD"
oars, &c. from Mr.. George f.. Grymes, were tried n
King George Court House, Virginia, on the 10th inst"
and uCuultIrL
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RICHMOND MONEY MARKEr-ExCHAa

CHARACTERIZATION N New Yors aud Philadelphia, ha
come down 70 ;re'aium, AMI dull.
In. Banks her. thrYv out all the Stock Bank and Vale
Bank notes. Therefore, all thea- note, ar. 81 . discount
generally OF = u cent
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NEW HOOKS, NEW BOOKS.

4 SPLENDID stock of new and popular Music; JUS
received. Teachers and dealers supplied upon line
tai terms For sale at 4. NORRIS
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AiD-In bbi- l2Ii2is c's.; In kegs l2Gl?H.
lME.-Sale. from the wharf al - TO %, from store q q
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BEFORE HE MAYOK.-Tnere was Yesterday q
considerable crowd Introduced, each one portray InG
on his couut-nnnce, as he gnz-t on The gnzers, II S"f1
of soiiiquizing expression similar 10 that OF Henry w.