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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08
Sic. i....n E,oLur,

T." .."." ~ :>a rasSag@ from ! rc@.a:aab.g
.:(:.."eu, It; tic iorl, t;.Jas.! "Gzami1cr"e 4
May i:li, rearing .!ca 'ie continued light q
In raa"3allnf from thai: !&ri a!one % l..
",& adopted land Of ii" Irish Cr!;ic rae 4
i.9c,; wec.. -e@, ~: departure, OF 81 s.r
AZ, ii go persons. Ike great majority c:e.nrE.
~" yuiT.c "."n ana H"m:":I between ~ mgI =
year, .! ~" 70 imagine the elI.c: {: IT,
irn,: ur9n ihe 2Dri,n1D!tr, 10 Nigh: instance
thai i! trcse 60 were drawn .rcm 4 torn H..
Tia. Of Eaatry. there #Gui.i hardy ~ . ""rr.~
"!af. q woman ieli init. Tie a:',:1i !.uadb:'>
a:e erc2tc: lt!an the population 81 many !,fc"
villages, arH! " fortnight fcaG-ht q: l!rs' "a
wG".d utterly ~';c?opuiHje 50 Considerable '
to"" as M;,is'rcct. Rcmcrlbcr.n. inst a:"r.
every ci:c Ct tLtSe persons i: I'll c~Dmi.;!0: p;.
ii ac;ia! value 10 the COMMUNICATIVE ms6 .
larGi iabnTcra, OF mechanic: IN" wGEIca. cId..
IL agricultural labor, As servant, Or, sii'. mr.
important, IS the hcaith? mothers o: ,iT'"z
ci!i!drcn, !; j; easy to ]c0ncci:e now terrible Be-
;hc los TO Lie c~o"ntr?. %.o,h:ac c.H sE:?'",
tbs fac; upon the mind 80 Si:nac,t 81 "c'H'''
witnessing tn: c:Dw: preparing irE i::eT J.
Da!tlrr.
Ai"o"G ;ne It,:r H!.lErr trcT'.: H"t 80. 20
.,~iiciI!lnn" 50; SIs:n!or Or cnisc"r 10; 8 hihl's -
on ti.e bach Of Is Q"tc: ~:n,'i"at.s iH1t -: 20
sac Is Tying from po:cTi!:, H.: a" wen; ..a:'" =.
L pale cl.cH--scar"ciy a "r.Haicf iacc !"'.
cafes 'i"t ,i.e Comfy j. gc;:.:is III .! i "1'
den. Sturdy, athletic yC.nG me-, heaItiy al
s'r"as "i9;--ottcr Of eX;raor:lHary oean':-
:oGin ine great h;Ik .: 'ii- departing Er7"'
81" ThIissiaY week we witnessed 10 less ma
four hundred sch preparing 10 take t':eiF -
p.:t,l:e il sne EI;nbGr=. Captain keI'i.:'t
orc q th.. ~r"Esc:s 81 the Liverpool, Ne" l'''
anC Philadelphia Inc. -nIac- hnd S.ifs@
shortly before ne G:r.vs! ofthe saiPifat a*''
ta:a number ""t::d BE- excluded fcr Wa"t .! :.
conmo:atioH, ani TIC despair cyincc'lb b; '!''t,
who thought ;cclnsclro, smut out was d. gree
IS i ;'!ey were '"il lacy haG lost e"eF%. hoHe'
Wien t.e lani-rs came 10 bear away' the Pr,
-2HG2::, there Was . frantic rCs;i even ~ -
part Il t!:o>e "!,cse places were secured 80 d.
they iin:ici tha. soElc ~un!uckyj' hteTI's' Va
would shut them OFT. The news ta.i -. GU
be taken was received as if come precious ="'
had been showered among then.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08
nur..: :r,rE-Ta: IIoLi.. R,c-:stc.

rm.,r :n,rE-raa Noble Register a.,
" , .u;:;A:l.nn api0!".et ~ Il :ec"r.t mctir2
G.. ~! merchants, i9Sether with some other
:~....emr" interested: in t!,c prosperity Q: 70.
h;'r, wa.,a! on ito Ee.s!an Minister, cid clleI
I:.a.an-;; discussion j: lie whole subject il ~
j. :. a"."sa, i: W., agreed :las Two vessels. ut
a',f.. ~. !,:.drci tons zach, should lie d.:
~l.irL.::i !rdm tntserp d'!.0g i!ir n"It hni,
nv:s ..a.n:. il"@. vessel: vi. bring -rc!.
"0m..",i,.a- 81, !:ci-:au manufacturers mag b.
,M-. "."i +, >c:"i j.: III" parnosc III '~!r"!'n-
o"r ;;a:he: ai,n :,'iCct Samples Of Eli !~:y.:a..
~;:n!r:r. h.. "lie.; nr merchants ana pi.':":
cap ~n;.'! '..".T ,~gi"7>. III" ~iici.ian :!ip3C
a~,.:'...> H. ~" -. !r:":lr q iii and pan
cIgi .. 'hi~ :r.!: '.it. "n ii" r.!cr hard, 10
iirm 81: >.a"!aG :. G." I'll this; city, haze ";:! ~.
-! .aI, = "T.t;r' agreement 10 iur!!iSh f.: 'ar.'
Ictnrn III - .ln,"crl. 4 ,l:"" 81 i!';:"a i"E
':Tc'i '1a.rs ~; ]roltor.. . nTLGlr Of pTr mnr
chau'. hsY. G.:p p:r,:.cl themselves - I::s<.
o..."i- n.rc.iy seat t. b"is;,im ard to ~i'.cc.
a, ranY"i.ir:,; ,::~.a!Hr, from ANTWERP. 10 u
,!3p.>.i by "ay d: Antwerp in tic vs.1,:
ann" mentioned. a:'i lie first d wirch 81.
.ea". Ar'nc"' between liz first AID fifteenth
.t -r... =. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

.Annma>;:.g Incident o@2c"::c,: at Mrs. Bl'nt's
,radin. lior lie Moan Ie:aon AsSoci*,ion,,
a. Willard. Concert Hall, Washington. o,
Saturday r~vyr,ing, which caused mu"!l com
meut. Two sofas were placed It Inc head ni
the room m opprsit" sides, 81 IS IN command
the whole hail Wi!en the audience was AS
semnled, tie rresidsr; &n! his party occupied
one. They la! scarcely beer seated. when
Mr.. Douglas and hiS party entered from the
side doo:' and occupied tie other. The rival
roses TINS sal cycling each other throughout,
greatly to the cdifca.ion Of the audience.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

TnE plrArE'S ESn.-n Friday 'ariot"r.';:S
pira,c ard ,obber. Albert II. Hicks, alias Mi.
johnson, who murdered in cold hiocI. during
the silent hours Of The night, Captain iin:r, Of
the ovS,cr ~'oop F.. \. johnson, ard Inc rwo
Waits BOYS, wh" constituted, with himself, the
entire crew, and threw thc:: bleeding 'r9i:os
into the larl: waited, a! car t"wor la;'. was
sentenced to lie executed On t..ii~' or !irdine'S
Island, on the l3lh Of lniy nest. Tt:at this
sentence was just, rs n1c fnuf'tS--- ! J.
HIiLL W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

Mr., HrII. ~ ArOtG!rnS pETIrin>,.-#i:cn
the reception ii petitions fgr Tie aG2.tt;"1 q!
slavery in the District Of Columbia Was Hg'ta
ted in the House of Representative II ls"',
Mr. Bell alone, Of The Tcnacsscc delegation,
favored their reception. Subsequently ~ 1873.
! when .i,herton's resolutions were Introduced,
proymsin. TO receive and lay these resolutions
! on the table. he maintai"ci his consistency by
; voting in the negative G~ioH"3h3 # H"H.
,JvhH EtN. in Wtrpcr's IIrc&i?. .Nt!N -. !sGn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Grant VcUncIi OF iiie s'reci,-Tccuucscil'

.-I c-,.,, of;,,. eT,cCI;
speech.
IcHuMscE tod, ttir "ai:;c'& :"'''"rd' ""e -!
the footsteps "i Tic os''f; !t!e .Ie'"S' N
dense masses. STOOD o.: caci SiNc Q, III: pam
but The S:IawnceS nHs'cca ~" one; '"ey '''ar'is,
ca TO the pole IN tiic centre: lie S!!':c,ai'o
then TUNED TO The !1!!, ~ rIe'' "''F'' OF '"c
square Iccnln>rh lo'!' from 'i:S i"''ic! 'onac:"
and su!EacA ara o:'p%c" ca Vac St'''H!: aus
warriors pe'i"rE:c" Tie s2ifr r"iii':"''y. ms
they repeated InTce l....e1 - We; '''''I';o
around TIC square. i&a"i@el 1ll';c:C'leu 1iI
4is-poie II ZIG c~s;i'r, ciTc!eH .'''ui" Il ','et
t%i,Ars, aEd facing tie -fsf'n' I"'S" I":'s-
co and sun:c1 Ui 4 S:aa'i !'tt ""'II"s'
Is usual: EeSG XIV - ! ~.
On his they' ~c:a?;tc- t'!e':' i'H%hes' Ley
then Irarc.isa i! ''% S''V ,. . - >:"''
G.! or King ) ."a>>' 49, '">i go" =! "'Ttsi'
t!l:"S,} ana c.eN. ~ ''S!"!'' H. ~, '"" w.
nor and !:aiin; rs" M'ie :':.:hs 'i!S:e' i!a
S.:""ncc c1iei Sa"''G't US ."a''" uIo!-'
:h"s' o:aoo':Cri e'' - 49,. .I'. -, ~.
re>p2ndsd: i'c"'ist:: 'i,@'; i':&>SiieI % thc
Big "&i.ie:" ""ni'''E-''t ., ~. "'''S F,
c2:o!tH &H:H"S, "t-.$'! NC S'.'N ''',e' :,'''''c'
10 his waEri"!: a.! Il passed ~" me lille
1ae S!i'.'.'|SS i'i'1 '"' 49,"
was large, lcns, a:!4 !'"!t!sc.Y decorated "!'h
n%r;i's r. was Nchtcd from The fire in the cen.
trc and s,,wlv nqs.ca s-aro i've Bio Warrior
along tho Inc.
Al this ;i;"e not G word had been uttered,
eyery,hin; was s,i!i IS death rfHn TIC Win'i'
Slept, and there was only iiio >Erni!e falling
leaves. i; lonSta Icci;'">1: s;"Ne; Al l'FSt
slowly .l,d il: sU2o:r'"S ;o:tN- i.'; iv soHh gre"
rn.,, -. So lis c-as i,yr,.l with .iu,rl,a-
..,~ai irs,- sml j.. ,.no,,. f.a;,. ;.c;nblr:
.,E.n ,~no,;',. l:s ,oic, ...crrI,a urc.. The
,n.,,,;,nGoNrn s;.,.;no j, ,,r. and iuus;.
~? xi';sn.re m,w ,;*;n. T., j. hishrs, lex,
i!ui!mG ":s rs ""!H' las " '"c'sSS'"l OF
thunderho!t7. LIS coE'ii2iil!ieH vaTl"d WIN
lis sieeca :" !",'1I'- .Ht4.,s.e. =" ="
snScl ei Lht!>I ana 1Sli:.'ct: Ho"Hg'''''<s 4 ''I'.
G.rc'is %s'i!;'; le: : "7c' !!'',tFa' ! >I''..'"y I'
o, profound sc:!o" IGs."';f't ~ 49,. ~ -
GioSt' 8 !oeh q e.:'te:t''.'" ,'a.-I-''ss. n"s"; ~,
su;'r0S,c' - '''''7~' - 49," ~
E.anh''I', ,.,; ,.,o.
nave "<*!" "'''', So -, ~ : ~
= 49, ~ -, ,,..,.-.s ~ ~
{: '&c ;'!,c T,'!::'';'.t =" : ~ 80 =.
L. i~H : -. - ~ :. 49,; l.,
i@'eS "S~'% 80 - go -, ''- '. .ml
'H;'l q, $40 - 49,.
ina ":'..-e - 80 ."t, ~ " ,.s
a"I.n 80 ~ ~ "s1SS's m.i.% o.nn,:nn nj .
% '"S S.'.S. ,mma:,lni r. -"
sHoIsI n 80" ~. ~. .,.h. h"i hc.n fra
t"!. go ~ -, G:,1r,I l,,;,r ~,
% us "'It..' 1''' 80 .:';T;'' .T.r,o1 ,n,I
WAY was 'o' i ;'".-sif ' -" T"n , ni,.,";,
i!'''S -" 80. . "," -. VIC. al
'i..s .,''I's;''., .'s 49, = -. r"n ,,.nh
.2.' ".i Nv - s ", -, ~, ,.,,I an1 js
,ac u'::s,ys o.. ,s-, ,%o -. ", ~ s,n;,n ~ rue
":, :'l'.'';: > :. - - :. ;,t,.r.
800, ,n L.."- - T~>;,, i;,,,";s, - H.. .s%,,nIIy
ire'.-' = :. r"-"r,,,, ,,, nor, i.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

The FORREST DIvOEcE CAs".-pm S.ta'I'y,
in the Superior Court, iiral .!:d-iner; ""> rem
dered in the Forest divorce cast. Ii:c Curt
ordered that Mr.. Forrest should pr: mic the
United States Trust Company, in Ne" York.
for the benefit OF Mrs. Forrest. thu sum Of
s35, 1893, being tie amount adjadsed. and ci<o
1856 IS for costs. disbursements, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

The Philadelphia i'enI:sylyan!an says tint
brigham Young, tie Hormo' prophet, las
been sojourning i'll tina: ely 'nr nearly ,wu
weeks. He Is attended by Dir. !crr:leisc'. and
other ,lignitarics OF the ]r!lnrci:. lli% "'', ert i:
the visit was to contract Tor aEd >af"riTtrnd
the preparation Of an extensive paper mil
which has been made by Ne!SGn Garitt, in
Broad street. Brigham has cnGrarored to re-
main :ncog., and in order 10 do 50, lie has kept
away from the large hotels, and lodged with u
gentleman who has embraced .Mcrinnn rrinc:-
uirs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

\ shipment Of lwen:y,ioH: !i"E%Aca'i' ii
tobacco was made from Memphis, tennessee,
last week Tor Cincinnati, j.: the steamer i''ei-
dale, which wi!i'te transported h" raii. lllcncr
to New York. where it will SCH = market
This is the frs, shipment Of the hind ever
made from that city hy way CT Cincinnati 20
the Eastern scaboard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

RUNAWAY SL~AvEs.-Tcyas ha- ~ ho'icr
troubles as well as Kentucky sid Virginia.
Mr.. BowleS, of Winchester, Va. i.ad iatcly 4
dcsperatc conflict near (iniiaG, WIZ, three ruiz
aways, making Tor Mexico. They fired "n I!i'n,
killing his horse, robbct him q! $50. snd
wounded him il iva pIa2G*. ~s:yc:r'E ;5ut 10;
fatally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08
Alabama Democratic Convention.

Mey!GuvBEY. June i.-F. :. Lyo.s va, chosen PRECEDENT 81
liz Regular Convention. 4 Com r!ttee en- Resolutions,
Soua!ly ~S6a;hrrn in sentiment, we're chosen. 40 STEP
hacga .rI' Is the ,nn':n. The comuit.r-- will report TO-
night at : "cloc..
Tnr pousias Convention is largely attended. 4: iEst
there vas sor;r annoyance by Shi.;ine. h.HaF. Ac. Mr.
Lncr-r, "f Cherokee, made IN angry speech about II. 10
hc5: y. ra,,on, II l.iu!rrla!r, VIZ chosen TEMPORARY
ch1ira:aa.
Wl<HISGr"y Junri-Ancthrr liz patch from ioL!:oiLe'
~ sny,th.rs ia = large a,tepdancc NJ ;he Mnn,gnnrr: Con.
vra::oa. T. f. Sauuri-rsva. chc-cn Prr:!t-ai.
There were l34 bcltiiS and 90 '~icati'S n
fredericksburg in the year ending els; pecc;n-
Der. 1859.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

The Zouavr Cadets Of chicago viii leave
Chicago alou: the 10Th OF June, and the route
embraces the cities Of Buffalo, Ai'a'y, Boston.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton. PittSbrrg. Clncin!a!i and 3. LaliiS.
They will take about sixty men. rank and lille,
and be accompanied b! a band nj i:;ecn pieces.
They will carry their entire equipments and
uniforms, consisting Of one I'LL dress ii blue
and buff. a ChasScuy, uniform i~Fr,Hr;ll of:!':e
and red and one Zouayr uniform
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08
oh. 3Ius.acHu.cIt. Democracy.

The Massachusetts; Democratic Siaic Central
Committee lately met for The parrc"e al roi-
sidcrins the nronriety .! ca!'iii. q STATE I'i'-
yrntion 10 instruct the delegates Ia Baltimore
10 vote for Mr.. Douglas. Tie rrogesiiio" w's|
voted Gown by Il decided ir~ajar.;y, IS was also
one to call district conventions f." me Sii:'c
purpose. and ~aroilrr dcc'"r'E: NJ. h"'s'aS
the first and last choice 81 the Democracy "i
Massachusetts. IN tits tie tn-'cn Post re-
marks:
'~'iIuring this discussion Eh" ]or!n'3h Wa 'rrE
generally expressed that ii IL. Douglas ro"!d
not unite the w!ic:c party in ii;c i!n'i'i'''i"H'
there were other Democrats equally WORTHY
who could lr nominated w;;a IT.: general ali
probation Of ID: party, ard >'''iirc " brilliant
victory at the polls. This result i so ''i:ir;ri';
from the tornahawE .'oarsc !cSt:c'! ''E Il IL"
t~ruculrnt mrn, whose Democratic :'ar""yS'!:S
arc generally followed ~ Il po!i,cH! *yn%Grc'
that wc trust it HAY -cr:.a- = "cii.!c!a: rcHiikr
TO such IL. rrroInmcnri II Sraii':nT ;':h:'.'S ".''-
ont ryam.inin. the edges If :i'e:: @'';'rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

MAZE. N~orE.-Amcas Ia. list 81 VICE ire
sidents and Secretaries q! The Black iiepiih!i-
can Convention, late IL session ii In!:aEo. We
observe the names ri j.. q. Hazard ai'! /. Il.
! Hazard, both Of !;hot. Island Til: objects
had in view hY dat t'oi!Teati"h were declared
in their charming platform al Ero"eduGc-!aid
yesterday before Oil readers-IiisI Tariff, In
tclnal Improvement, Abolition. These men.
y. q. Hazard and L. T.. i!a%Earl-.atiicr I3d
son-ire the manufacturers 81 ';sat article SO
extensively used throughput HE .-n"i::-"is#2-
Yards Plains" T!cSr ticn haze i!gc@iI:e ~!
through iradr. almost e.c:iis'Tr':y with !i"r
South, ard here they arr prominently enrolled
amongst her organized and avo"ed eremlrs.-.
Would it not be well that they sh"uld bc made
to feel their trcachcry, Ia; a general exclusion
from the Southern market II Ill goods coming
from their mandatory, iy n slinpie :ri'l>a! d
all the planters 20 hny another yard Of ',i'a%-
yards Plains" llam! i: ROUND fh'"fr>''"
.WrrUTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

M. Humphrey Ercbb:r. & highly r~esysc!a-
IL, s:,.z,g III Matthews co::rty, Va, vino WAS
~i.,a.r!? an rxtrayas::t 1lm;!er CT Sturgeon,
~eypaeyi. il, from, .! The Court House, and
h;ra; 10 r;rlr:S. at the i:Si Matthews Court,
six ~yo:u,ac, OF Spurseon's sermons. Many CT
items To-! :..c highest standing assisted in the
operation NJ. kcrLble. in a short speech,
stated Hat lie did rnt burn the SERMONS Tor
anything they contained, but because Of an eX-
;Iac; ,iitt had been sent III him, taken from
ona o. Surgeons recent sermons, which rN-
tract Was /" til. ,!!a>:: Il would 10 Tod that
;h::c we're three Thousand instead Of one John
i;rawa il, America" One gentleman said he
"on;,l niicr W a PRAYER daring the conilasra-
!:;:; !:.t finally concluded by singing 4 Ba-
c;,:i!nal!an soas- 7appahaaaoch SouthHrHer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

~. e." publishes an article in :ie Nrw York
Tribune, making !. personal stalelncn! ii r"-
card to his course ;t ~t'iiicagr. re ackHn"-
lodges thai lie lahorcd TO produce The non'!na-
ton Of Mr.. Bates. AMI after niaia;n@ Lincoln
adds: land yet | feel that the selection 81
Edward Bates would have been more iar.s!@ht-
cd. moro cOuragenl:s, NOR" IEagriaEln0,iE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

Ti." fredericksburg News says: The
arc plcushing up their fields to SOW corn"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

SrorM Asp Loss or LH:r.-Gn the Goth u:t
4 violent storm passed over Clarion county, Ia,
destroying everything in It's course. y Iarg"
number Of l!unscS were blown donn, Killing
Mrs. Charlie: Stewart, 4 daughter Of Nathan
lane, and Mrs. Irycr Mcfarland. About for
~ hoilses and barns in al were Frustrated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

TIE Sri"ir III Ti.E tHiCA"r t"N'Ehii"A.-
.iuy. Morgan, al ,Nrw York. ~ ra:ll!E The Cen
vcnticn 10 order, itdG!.ct in g :tcecst--ihc
temporary c}lairinan Oh taking lis seat !nIuisrd
in another lengthy Specc:i, AID Tie i'r''Ha;rsi
chairman on taking his Sea-. 1t 81 another
spcech-ail about the nrsr" ,n4 iii attacks upon
the South. There i scarcely i Republican
here, that is not iai! nf spcs,iie$, AZ! '"i c"s
NJ them hGs II kin1 sroTd jnr Re .>""|". l!teT
are all denuRriottoHX. aui mucii %Iicrc"',e and
more bitter than were those =! the !riiisn Pa"-
lament against The .huicgicau Colonies ii! -.
In fact, the hostility manifested il i!:">" days,
between the parent co%iITt:y anG iIrr colonies,
vas not more in;ci:Sc ard uE-r:cn;!ng ir"ii i'i.t
exhibited in this Republican Convention To.
ward, their brethren al the :SDIt!l. Less tt"ii'
one hundred years ego il; was parent against
child now il Wa h.:u!lc: ~a;r.ir,; brother.
1t awakened unpleasant ans: >Dr'"";&' rc'',c-
tionS to !ouii around the Convention !uT III"
delegates from North C]a.c:ii!a, Georgia.. South
Carolina. Alabama. Tennessee. Iimida, L"ul.!.
ma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Ni:gi":a. &', and
find those seats yacant-or !atl!c" /" ngl'2c,
that ,n seats had been provided 81: ''rieG"tcS
from thos.: StatcS,- Chic0%" toE'rSr""i'nf -
.iHaHE Il rG1s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

MN Y.ss, is"c G~--l!irss. :h- Pirate Of The :iarf L. y.
Johnson, .,aic = confession CT '!s- aiurIeE 9! tt,pt: t1.'
u,i :h. brothers Waits. He arr acEn"%ifiGca htiHE iI'
p,irs;rd in The EriiEy Of the bark 80 ai:h. IN is'+' "t'Sa
oivh. Of he c.sw were murdered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

Wheat cutting has calninea:cd III the 7lclnl-
~ Of L~ynchburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08
we understand that Robert C. :,

SS'I, ~
81 Alabama, (sormcriy Of this c;t=.l
dTcs, The citizens cf Richmond aaa Yc
Metropolitan Hall, Or Saturday cYenis,
tic @,n inst, {. 5 o'c:ocsE.
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Convention which meets il EiciIinoai ~ ".
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in session s; CiiaT!csi6xn at Tic ~;nstsr,.
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f:i.ii.aiai'r iill!rrF..

The Paris .:iici@ !:::h?;~h.s : letter !ro'' !.
E;cciarIi containing son'e Interesting detail. If
tic scYcn Officers. whe, un&yr lN!AalGi. com
,r,nL l;,c (icc;a:nr, MlA IT,.
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AID TO THE HOME OF THE FRIENDLEss.-A general
reunion of the members of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church is advertised to take place at the Mary
land Institute on Thursday evening next. The
purpose for which this convention has been called
is at once charitable and humane. 1t is to elicit
contributions in aid of the Home of the Friendless,
an excellent institution which has already accom-
phshed much good in midst, but which, with
additional pecunary assistance, is capable of being
rendered still more efficient. This appeal to the
sympathies of large religious body is made under
auspices which leaves but little doubt that it will
meet with cordial response from those to whom
it is especially addressed:
LECTURES To-NIGHT.-The third lecture of the
course for the benefit of the Church of the Ascen-
sion will be delivered at Carroll Hail. this evening
by Rev. Richard Newton, of Philadelphia, whose
theme will be "The Glory and Shame of Solomon -
On this evening, also, the eleventh lecture of the
present course, before the Maryland Institute will
be delivered by Brantz Mayer, Esq, his subject be-
ing 'True Americanism Considered in the Lives OF
Calhoun, Webster and Clay
NATIONAL CONVENTION TO BE Held IN BALrI.
MoRE.-We learn from Washington correspondent
that the National Union Executive Committee have
decided to hold their nominating convention in thi:
city. The time has not yet been designated.
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
D CHAIR MANTEAcTORy N THO rTi
e. MOU n tbs,
NJ Al Ncpru - \, .,,,r-. I,,..


e. MOI T,S,
No. 81 NoRFH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where can be found the largest stock Of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are
to examine this stock ii Furniture before purchasing as
there can be found always hand and made to order;
TErE-A-PETES III Brocaelle, Plush or Hair Cloth so.
FAS walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, Hair Cloth or coy
cred in any goods to order Full French Paror Ha French
Arm, Rocking and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
8foeaelle, Plush, or lair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany, Styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber, Dining
and Reception Chairs, in WALNUT, Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS Of all pat
terms Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order All goods carefully packed
L. MOUNT,
fec No 81 n Cav At nun Odd FaIlou,e, Hail
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For LENT.

Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH Also, No
MACREREL, Susquehanna aad Labrador HERRING, il
s halves and quarter bb all in excellent order and
fine quality, just received by.
GREEN Voc,
fel6-tf s. Baltimore street
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l2t W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROpFAN pTtN

on THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westil continue to up Meals at our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH ant
FOWL Parties large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining ROOMS second floor Thankful fo
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance of the same.
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
compare favorably with any other Hotel Single Rooms
cents.
~ MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear of this house, No so FAYETTE STREET
h2i-H C. H. MANN, Proprietor
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THE BEST SEWING MACHINE

The only First Premium on Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- acturing Purposes was awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES
At the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute for their
iority over all others Price $50 and upwards
SALES Rooms,
nl4'H l63 Baltimore street.
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NORRIS LONDON GOLD TONI GIN.-Ths article quite
an improve ment on the Schedam Schnapps or Holland
Gin has lately been introduced into the American mar
ket by P. s. c. Norris who has here for the pur
pose of establishing his business here. An enormous
demand has been created for it, 1t is imported direct
from the distillery of Hodges & Co.. London. 1t is
universally used by Engshmen, and doubt not will
soon be equally patronized here
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ECoNnNrv ECn1o,tv I

DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing already Sawed and
Split, at office of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. NoEqH STREET
slN-tf JAMES II IOHNSpN