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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-14

Odd Fellows, nInsons, Red Men, SONS of
Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Jet0els, manufactured and sold
by Gibbs & Smith, No. 10 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
THE assortment usually hand consists OF
REGALlA,
Odd Fe!EorrS'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En-.
campment.
Past Grand and other Officers. plain and
embroidered
let, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9th Degree Parade Re.
galias.
Pichly embroidered Encampment Parad
Regaias.
hasonie-Knights Templar, Royal Arch and Master.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c.
Sons of TeInPeTdnce-Nationa Grand and Subordinate
observation-disclosures and Members.
Red Men-Sachems Past Officers and richly embroidered
3D. Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
JEWELS
OF the various Orders. OF Silver Gilt Plated Metals,
including knights Templar, (with Dirks)
BANNERS.
rous Orders Societies, orders De
signs for Banners. when required, furnished free of
pense, showing the style OF the when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment to be found in the
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Parade Working Regala, Banners &c, depend up
on having their orders satisfactorily fed by calling
addressing GIBBS & SMITH
Regnlia and Banner Manufacturers IS Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Md.
@ G. T FRY. Agent for Wheeling Va. oct6-tt
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savinEs' BANK of Wheeling

Corner of Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
THOS. H. LIST, President; WV. RANKIN Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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DISSOLUTION,

THE Partnership heretofore existing under the name OF
l. CAYWOoD, CONKLIN Sx CO, was dissolved by
mutual consent. on the o2d OF October, 1852,
i CAYWOOD,
C CoNKLIS,
H.-. w NJ CLARK.
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Advice.

ADVICE.
you troubled with cough; pain in the breast or
l. any affection oil the Lungs-Use brentlnger's Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset.
If you ara afflicted VITA Rheumatism, have received
bruises spTajns, your hands bitten
or chapped-Use tie Berger Spine and Muscle Ini-
ment; and
Should you be affected with Scrouls, or any dsels.
arising from impurty OF blood, the inudciOus
OF mercury, by all means procure BrenEger's Fluid EI
tract OF SaTsapaTa and Iandelion.
These remedies have been tried by hundreds, and in
cases have given satisfactory evidence their superior
efficacy every other medicine in the Of
complaints, for which they recommended.
To be had at
BRENTLINGER g. ARMSTRoNG'S
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CITY DIRECTORY.
1Ierchnnts' aud MCKINNEY Ban

Merchants md Mechnnics' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1885. CAPrrAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL, President; SoBIEsKI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919. CAPITAL Ss95.1Oo.
Southwest Corner Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN c. CAMPBELL, Presidenti DANL. LAMB, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday.
IInnufncturers' and Farmers' Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
reoRroKATED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL SrocK $500, 1000.
THoS. SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier.
wheeling Savings' Institution.
No. 1872, Main ST.
IScroBoRATED 1884. CAPITAL $4,000.
NJ NELSON, President; WILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer.
Discount day-ThuTsday.
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10 HOu0ekeeper8I
A MOTHER LOT of fancy painted Tin Toilet Ware and
~ Chatting Dishes has just been received and is now
offered as being the best and economical article in
use Please call and examine the Queensware
and House, and Steamboat Furnishing Store, No. % Mon
roc st :, near tho Post ohiee.
feh-ewd HOBBS. BARNES q co.
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NOTICE

Notice Of Partnership.
THE business OF the late firm OF Warden q Edwards,
Main stre ct, under the firm OF Edwards WARDEN;
cob NJ. Warden. y
Wheeling, December 1, 1852.
MICHAEL EDWARDS JR
dec4-u JAS. w. WARDEN.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore subsisting between
deTsigned under the firm OF Warden Edwards,
has been this day dissolved by mutual Jacob ".
Warden has sold his interest to w. Warden AL
persons indebted said late requested settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob N. Warden
Wheeling, December /. 1852. .r.
JACOB u. WARDEN,
dec4-u MICHAEL EDWARDS, ia.
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Planished hin Ware.

TX CASES Preserves JeIes MaTnalades, Pickles LS
per Sauce eatsups steaks ard fish SAUCES "a csses
prepared horse radsh, mustard5 salmon in oils rVV S
sardlnes; case French mustard. ,,,r
dec16 For GALE cheap by S. D. WOODhOn.--.
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Craftsmanship.
T HAVE this day associated with in business, Mr.
i o. A. ZANE late of Wheeling Va
Baltimore, Feb list, 1868. MICHAEL HERR.
THE subscribers having connected themselves, under
the firm OF MICHAEL HERR d Co., will transact the
mission business the Produce, Provisions. de-
atNos 50 and 90 Spears Wharf, and at HcTrs Depot ad
Joining Calvert Station, North st.
They respectfully solicit the patronage OF their friends
giving OF their best attention
upon which advances viii be made when required
MICHAEL HERR;
baltimore, Feb. list, 1883. GA. ZANE.
fehI0
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. r. AMMAN. s. MAGUIKE. =. REYNOLDS.
Amman, Mcguire and Co.,

(LATE OF CUMBERLAND, Md
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
No. 81, MAIN STREET,
Wheeling, Vn.
GS-WiH give prompt attention to consignmens From
their long experience The Commission and Forwarding
business they are prepared to Offer facilities CO. TO thai
oil any other houze janz0
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The NEGOTIATIONS with ENGLAND.

The President of the United States transmitted
to Congress, on Tuesday. message, covering the
following important report of the Secretary OF
State TO the latter portion of which he invites the
attention of the two Houses
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CoNTrNuED.-The continued case of Ralph Allen,
charged with assaulting John Collins on the 9th of
March last came up in due order before his Honor
en- Saturday last. Collins appeared in Court with
his head bound up, looking very feele. The Mayor
a,ked him if he thought he had strength enough to
90 through with the examination, and he replie d
very slowly and with great difficulty that if time
was afforded him he believed he could give in his
testimony. DR.. Snead, one of Mr.. C's attending
Physicians, here stated that for 10 or 10 days Col
Inns could not speak at all, hs detection of speech
being produced by oppression at the base of the
brain. He could not even now speak without great
difficulty. There was every prospect of his entire
perfect recovery. He trusted that plenty of time
would be allowed Collins wherein to make his
statement. The Mayor stated that perhaps the best
way to give him his own time would be to POSTPONE
the examination further, in order to allow him
more fully to regain his health before being ex.
amined All parties acquescing in this suggestion.
the examination was postponed until Friday next,
and Mr.. Allen gave bail for his appearance on thai,
day in the sum of $780,
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A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-In our summary of
the foreign news on Saturday, it was stated that
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe had presented
ne British Bible Society with EI30. We were
Jastonnded at this intelligence, and began to
think that a sea voyage must have wrought
a marvellous change in the old lady's DISPOSE
ton. We find upon farther examination that
there was indeed present of f130, but that
she was the recipient, not the givcr, SO that the
transaction is much more in keeping with the
character of the person chiefly Interested
This pretty little sum was presented by 1900
subscribers to the society. Thus far, she does
not seem TO have created any very ex,raordi-
nary sensation. 1t may be that sight of her
has destroyed all romantic ideas.
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A SNAKE SToRY.-The Petersburg Express
has a story about snake that was killed a
few days since near Pleasant Hill, on the Pc
tersburg and Roanoke Railroad, by the train
running over him. He lay stretched across
the track, and was not able to remove his body
in time to save himself. A rough guess, says
the Express, makes him twelve feet Longevity
not have stretched him little longer? The
story would have been improved by it,
The snake is believed to have been COW.
snake. Why wasn't he taken up by the COW.
catcher The Express ought to go down and
ascertain the dimensions of that snake, and, il
possible, secure his skeleton, and present il TO
the museum.
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g The Nashville Gazette says that a let.
Ter from good authority in Knoxville, states
that the Bank OF East Tennessee has paid, and
will continue to pay, on demand, every claim
against it. We would advise the holders of
the notes of this bank not to sacrifice them
bnt still not TO take them except for very bad
ssess when they can get nothing better We
sapposeahowever, the notes are very scarce in
.1hese parts.
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The undersigned wishes TO state, that he knows
nothing ct the character or conduct of Mr.. McMul
len in other places; ard that, while he is eonstran
ed, from a sense of duty, TO unite with others 10
dissenting from and disappearing the action of the
committee on the case tried at Brook Church, as
highly unjust, and does approve the resolution of
the meeting, to withhold from McMullen the use of
impugn the motives OF the Ministers who composed
the com mttee of trial.
my 2-lt* w. A. RENNIE.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

The Wing of Saturday states that the con.
Grmation of the rumor from New Mexico of
more boundary troubles with the Mexican Re.
public, is omnous of another war with that
country. That such difficulty should have
occurred, it remarks, " is most unfortunate, on
account of the delicate relations existing be-
tween the two countries. Mexico views our
government with suspicion on the subject OF
territorial encroachment, and the slightest pro-
vocation will be seized upon by the Mexican
people for resenting their alleged wrongs. In
this country there is likewise state of feeling
with very formidable party that will be ex-
ercised to embroil the two countries in a wal"
The Mail counsels the Wings of the Rich
mond Congressional District to organize tho
roughly, and support their candidate for Con-
gress unanimously.
The Times publishes, with favorable COM
ments, extracts from a letter written by Pro-
fessor Austin, distinguished English geolo.
gist recently returned TO England from this
country. This letter, with two others, on the
subject of slavery in the Southern States OF
the Union, was published in the London Times.
1t states that Professor A. steps forward voiun.
tarily to defend Southern institutions and So
ciety against the fanatical assaults Of domes
tic abolitonists.
The Enquirer calls earnestly upon the DE.
mocratic party to organize for the ensuing
spring election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY-Emene, slave to
Thomas Clopton, and hired to Mr.. Eddins, while
intoxicated on Friday evening last between 9 and
10 o'clock, entered the premises of Mr.. J. B. Val.
entine, Superintendent of the Upper Market, and
there acted in very disorderly manner. She also
made threats towards Mr.. v. and used abusive
language towards him. She was tied with some
difficulty and taken to the cage On Saturday last
she received 10 lashes.
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n~ News! News! News THE va.
49, rious Newspapers and Publications of
the day may always be found at the Newspaper
aud Periodical Depot of l. SMITH, opposite the
American Hotel He keeps always on hand large
assortment of all the Standard Works, and Ro-
mances, Song Books Toy Books Prints, Stationery,
&c, and we recommend all in want of articles In
his line to give him call.
Remember that his store is opposite the Ameri.
can Hotel. an 26-6t
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u A serious ARRAY occurred in New York.
Wednesday evening, in which one man was
shot in the leg. Tbs train of the Hudson Riv.
er Railroad had been frequently impeded in the
streets al night by professions of strikers
which marched along the CENTRE DELAYING the
train and the mail. Wednesday night pro
cession, marching in this manner, was request.
cd TO allow the train to pass, blu, refused, and
the speed of the horses drawing the cars was
quIckened SO that they were running upon the
rear OF the procession, when persons marching
IN the procession seized the horses and turned
them across the street, knocked the driver
from the platform and beat him, and were me-
nacing the conductor, when he drew pistol
and shot one ofthe assalants in the lag, which
put stop to the affair. The conductor, Levi
Peck, gave himself up.
DR.. Charles Byrne, editor fine Jacksonville
lfa.) News, died on the Ist ult., at sea, on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02
~ City d eIegate frsm aIadisou ward

EY City Delegate frem Madison Ward
hEssRs. EDITORS: As it seems to be the general
impression that each Ward of the City ought to be
represented In the Legislature, and we have seen
no nomination from Madison Ward we respectfully
suggest the name of JAMES A. COWARDIN. as a
gentleman eminently qualified to discharge all the
duties of Delegate, and trust that it Is only neces
sary to bring his name to the notice ofthe meetiD
to be held on "Wednesday next, to secure his nomi
nation.
my 2-It+ MANY VOTERS
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JOS HlERHOLZER,


e To the Voters of the City of Rich.
m0nd.-We see by the Wing of saturday the
name of Mr.. Alex. B. GUIGoN as "a candidate for
delegate from this city. Mr. Guigon is an energetic
young man, and of great promise If elected, he
will prove an acceptable representative. His claims
viii be urged before the Wing meeting on Wednes.
day night by
my 2-3tS MANY WINGS
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STEAMER BELyIDFPR

Leaves Ererg Tuesday afternoon, ara O'Clock
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
The BELVlDERE, Capt. Cir
q II o'clock, and up to the hour OF oeock, p. M.
Tuesday, the Sd mat ~
my 2-2. LUDLAM a. WATSON
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MANY WINGS.

~ At the instance of some of his friends. Mr.
B MINOR, Though he has heretofore several
times declined to be cantidate) has consented IN
serve, II elected 10 one OF the places 10 the Legis
lature lately held by Mr. Butler and Mr. Johnson !.
subject, however, to the action of the Nomination
meeting on Wednesday next, an As
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02

CIRCUIT Court OF RICHMOND The spring
criminal term of this Court closed on Friday. The
civil term commences on the 10Th of Nav.
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.9Ss CHILDRENs' AND YOUTHS
wa CLOTHIEG.-The subscriber has just
received full assortment of BOYS, CLOTH
ING, OF all sizes and qualities, from to II years
of age. The quality of work and materials, as
is well known by those who have tried them, are
no where exceled, and the latest and most ap.
proved styles are always to be found here, and
to which he respectfully solicits call from those
in want of such. JOHN III. RIDDICK
Sign of the Little Boys, opposite Swan Tavern.
aD 29-3t+
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r Nofice.-As the authorship of certain
piece published in the Dispatch on Friday, the 29th
of April, signed San Adopted Citizen" has erro-
neousy been attributed to me- hereby affirm that
am not the author, neither do approve the sen.
timeDts expressed therein or know who is the au-
thor thereof
my 2-1t JOS HIERHOLZER
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GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION.

The New York Herald gives notice Of q
pleasure excursion about TO take place from
that port. which will be the most magnificent
on record. 1t is to be undertaken by Corne.
Illus Vanderbilt. Esq, in the splendid new
steamer North Star, which is not yet compile
| ted, but is so nearly so, that she will be ready
to sail by the 10th of June. The trip, inclu.
ding the expense of building the vessel. will
cost something more than half million of dol
lars. Mr.. Vanderbilt takes his family, and a
few friends, in all about forty persons, along
with him. The North Star is to sail direct for
Southampton. Thence she will pass east
ward, through the Straits OF Dover, into the
| North Sea, stopping at the Hague, and other
| intermediate ports. From the North Sea they
will enter the Baltic, through the Skagger Rack
and Cattegat passes, renowned for their dan
ger and sublimty, calling at Copenhagen and
| Stockholm on the way. From Stockholm
| they will cross the Baltic to the Gulf of Fin
| land, and coming within the Jurisdiction of The
| Gar, pause not until they cast anchor before
the imperial city of ST. Petersburg, the capital
of his mighty empire. In this city, and in
Moscow, which is four hundred miles south
east of it, they will spend several weeks
Leaving st. Petersburg, they will return by the
Gulf of Finland into the Baltic, thence
thro' the Skagger Rack and Cattegat into the
North Sea, and make straight for Gibraltar
From Gibraltar they will sail up the Mediter-
ranean, visiting, on the route, Marseilles, Tou.
Ion, Genoa, Rome, Milan, Naples, pass around
| the heel and toe of the boot of Italy, and
sweeping among the islands of the Archipela-
go, touch at Athens, and other points of inter-
est on the coast of Greece, Constantinople be.
ing the limit of their progress eastward.
The whole voyage will occupy not more than
six months, as Mr.. V. expects to return in No
vember or December. This is certainly
very agreeable way of spending the summer,
and it is one which we intend to initiate, az
soon as we shall have become miHi0saires-a
contamination which, we are sorry to say, is
not exactly SO near at hand as we could wish.
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Wing Ticket for che LegisIature.

For Senate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Oliver Baldwin
For House Lofun N Elicit
For Houss James Brown, Jr
For House. Jos X Anderson
The above Ticket is strongly recommended to
the consideration of the Wing Convention. which
will meet on Wednesday night, and will be sup.
ported by MANI MERCHANTS.
2-2tH
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MAY.DAY.

The English custom Of observing May.Day
has never, we believe, obtained TO any great
extent in. Virginia. II is generally the occa-
sion of frolic among the girls, 1--WE beg par
don, there are no girls nowadays; we mean
young ladies) of the schools, or lyceums, or
whatever else they call the institutions where
they are educated. Beyond GROWING the
most popular Of the school with wreaths OF
flowers, this very pretty festival does not GO
We are a serious people, whatever we may
think to the contrary, and there is something
solemn and funereal even in our very amuse-
ments. We laugh, as though we did SO from
a sense of duty, and we dance as if by virtue
of an act of Congress. We are like the Ger.
man who was heard capering and jumping on
the tables in Partisan boarding house, and
being taken for mad, replied TO an enquiry as
to what he meant, "shapprends etre Gt,' that
being The orthodox standard Of German pro-
nuncia,ion of the French words 81 'nPprends
S'etre rif" in plain English, 81 am learning 10
be spri Chilly" We try our best here in Vir-
ginia to be sprightly, but it is no 60.
In the North, there is life, in the population
of every great city on May Day, but it is life of
a character not exactly poetcal. 1t is the
grand day for changing residences. The whole
population is then afoot, and the streets are
filled with persons, things and sounds that
bear not the remotest relation TO poetry or to
it, sister art.
To one class of persons here, and every
where else North of the Equator, May is par
ticularly interesting. We mean to lovers and
counting characters Of every description, whe.
ther love be at the bottom of their courtships
or not They generally prefer to get married
in May; for what reason we are not exactly
preDared 10 saw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02

go Religious NOtice.-Elder ALEX.
w. AMBER CAMPBELL, of Bethany, Vir-
ginia, is expected to preach in Sycamore Church,
in Richmond, on the fourth and fifth of May, at IL
O'Clock, A M ap 27-t4M&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02

49, ROPER & MURRAY, UNDER.
VA TAKERS, Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. fe 23-1y
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ICE CREAM FREEZER HUCkErs-
Il Just received, Austin's Patent Ice Cream Free.
ger, the best now 10 use, freezes 10 ak minutes
Also, a few Pals OF Butter, something very nice
for table use, and for sale by
T. w. TURpIN,
mp cit Main, between 7Ih and 9Th sireeu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02

n GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
49, SiMONS.-The great excellence of his
Daguerreotypes is now fully appreciated. This is
what we expected when we first saw his likenesses,
and remarked to friend of ours, that SIMONS
was the first artist in the country ap 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE no
Il E-KEEPERS-CIOsing out Il very
large stock of Carpets at the new Car
pet Ware Rooms, opposite the Exchange
Bauk.-In order TO close out the balance Of our
very large stock of Carpets we will offer 1000
yards of Carpeting at l2t cents, which is just the
price for weaving the same; 1000 yards figured
Carpetng, at % cents; also, 1909 yards "A Hemp
Carpetng, at % cents, heavy article; also white
and colored Mattings, very cheap; and iaer grades
OF Carpets. Buyers will call cary, as i, viii De to
their interest. c A GWATKIJ,
my 3 Bits opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02

DR.. Charles Byne, editor of the Jacksonville
board the steamer Carolina, Of apoplexy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02

/ OST, on the 9Th instant, between the central
Ia Railroad Depot aud the Broad Street Hotel, a
large Pocket Book, containing suadry papers,
which will be of no value TO any one except my-
self. reward of three dollars will paid for its
delivery at the Broad Street Hotel.
my 2-ltt JAMES MCGEHEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02

4 OsT, between the Old Market and gin street,
IA on Wednesday last, Gold Ring, with
white Diamond. The finder will receive the thanks
OF the owner, and reward of S., by leaving it at
this office. my 2-2tT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02

E- Mr.. JOHN s. CAsKIE has announced him.
self candidate for re election to Congress. This
Is in accord dance with the understood desire of the
Democratic party OF the Districts formal nomi.
nation from Convention being regarded altogether
unnecessary.
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1FFicE VIRGINIA r. aud d w -
Richmo nd o. N ~,

EDENU NVTICE,-Tne Board ~ NJ
- lots OF tbs Institution have declared DIee'
sanua, dividend Of ~ per cent on, Of the ssri-
" me sst SIX months; per cent thereof n.n.ags
the l4th inst. (unti which lime the "a OF after
contingent fund. 'e'eiEe o 10 TIE
my2-dtl4Ms THOs AIEpIp,n