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TO THE VOTERS of The THIRTEENTH con
GRESSlONAI. DISTRICT.


Gentlemen In appearing again before you candidate
for your suagrs, deem il both proper and respectful ~
TO address you few words my past artion aa
something the propose pursue if should
b. yonr pleasure again honor with your nldshtc.
regard this the essential hecausc ne" c"uh.
ties has been added my ric and consequently many
OF Tho voters IN That part o il are personally nhkho"n "
me.
My course fellow ciIlzens has bcen governed by hns,
well known principles n( democracy which have cnnstth
The polar star 0I rny whole political LIE. adoptcd NY
creed from honest conviction at early period ni my ~
and have stuck the faith without deviation or hcs'a"
through good and through evil report from hsl 70 "a
There has mol hccn, far aware single act OF ny
political lie al with any oi the cardinal doctrines ' m
mocracy | an cheered in the belief and srenghcn'u ~
the conviction that these principles arc ioundeh III "
honest. and justice from the unprecedented and oVrr"e
ming majority by which The American people rendetu t'
verdict in favor nI Them al the recent Presidential
Our Standard. bearer triumphed although oppnch os ~
justly reno" ned as amongst The greatest captains ~
any other age II will be his duty no d"ual II WIN u u "
pleasure, 10 Introduce many samtary reforms IN ii'e h'"
tration. And will in oi my election, give mn ny
hearty support In whatever is in my Judgment c0hduc''
the public welfare =, =,
Ihave, irlow-czcns ever since entered public NE o
served ha the honors of the State and Federal soVern
have been dispensed in Virginia in such manner as " W
great injustice the people uf The West. The heavy ue'
cratic maoritics mainly from west OF the M
and yet The offices Of dignity trust and PROM are
conferred upon the citizens OF lower flgnla-ai'houE Al
hold amongst our numbers in The west large ' m,
who would do honor 10 any civil station "i'' ,:
range of the governments Stale or federal. look upon m
grossly unjust Western Virginia, and all eSi' " w.
ought TO be rcmed;cd With this view, "c Ore" up
which insert in this circular representing !" me
the Necessity of an equal and fair distribution OF e p'
age ut his disposal to the different sections o 'he moi
presented III most Of the Virginia delegation io
sanction and concurrence. Tou will from the pare'
self who approved its ust principles iuly-ann "io -
modified form gave it their qualified support la"
reGu sed sign, had presume sufficient u
their action in their opinion For myself, oo.ai'
ayow that intend 10 make the principles contained 10 IU
naper tenet Of faith in my polac creed. viii teae
advocate equality Of rights between Eastern ana "e''''
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PETERS BURG ApaIL "a most distressing Rail Road
r.id nj uccred on the Richmond and Petersburg rail road
ls afternoon about five o'clock the train was coming
,ulh near The Port Waha Junction Thus TAR no ll'es
are lost though four or five peraons are dangerously
wounded.
II was caused ty OF the passenger coachs running
off The track an4 tho centre pin Of the front truck breaking
whc threw the break up thus ripping cut the en'fe oo''o
oi III. coach and :,
Tie names persons most seriously Injured are WI.
pnyu,t uni son. aud mad--all OF wilmington ~
I Mrs r. is widow lady und daughter o e1.Go'ctnoI
Dudiry Of North Carolina. Mrs p Is buty bruised. her
lrI 81, has received powerful blow On the back OF the
heed uni girls right leg was col on near e
tbian Further particulars By the morning papers.
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OFFICE OF THE j. IL. & X. CO.,

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Stockholders oi VI" Jaes h'r'
E,n"h, Company viii be r! a. TN. oihrc On "suheIs ~
with the provision u Tie "a Ds
~ ii The Company which provides thar extra genera M t,Ga -
hold, ~ ma" br time hS Tie Proden On
~ ,n -, any number stockholders, not lees i: ior'?
ny.C ~, To- % thor o ea- tlan htaU s!are- -,
nv resolution the Srpckhndrr- u ~ ri"'idr' ha
ti represent soCA st '
a.,.d ss sufficiently authenticated II 4 be ndl he .aiu a'
be attrs'ri ~ oncnT more "itHESsc@
HsAt ~ ~ nv url- Il! tie PrcEr'"ut
MINElIkil. Sec y.
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rONFIRMATIDNS BY THE SENATE,


WAaHIssrU::, March 3l.The Senate We're IN executive
session Today hours and hai and confirmed all the
Philadelphia numna ions before reported The New
Yuk nominations also all confirmed except those o
General DIX as Sub Treasurer, and Mr. Fowler as Post
master. which were postponed
The President the following nominations tor Bal
more
Pniiig Francis Thomas, for Collector
Col. Jacob c. Davies, Postmaster
John keIlewel, Naval Officer
J II. BriscOr, Navy Agent.
james Polk Surveyor.
There las appointments cent in or appraisers OF
District Attorney.
The Hon. Willis a. German Of Indiana, nominated
for Governor OF Minnesota.
Several other appointments were also sent In.
In The Gardiner ca=e the entire day occupied In ar
gucut upon the admssibily OF tho several papers To
prove The non oi the Mines all OF which were
r;lci OUT.
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a,unjatnent or Proxy.

s; II, SIR: PnssESrs That we, he
.ktal.,..u iamc5 Ei:r' dh hait"la ''ttn
.,T.tn!c .ui pUiHt 'u' = u an '" q, : =,
pr,y, ~ re;,rr,rn AL General Meetings o
nj .a! Company held within sr ncnhs rom ana
r II. late when are not Iesotay tG VI ~
sam, oi. Proxy: iu!l power AMI authority al ru
- suc vote or votes hG' !" 80" tu
sf az sis each could gave er TO- ~ hr"o, ~ s'
I'M vu"s ACT or t't- our Ss
ave OF IN pursuance OF The au'ho! hs'eo'
rJri /. red upru lIIn a., Irnu.,rd
,,IrrcG and --~- fsK.f
lr-,c
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cnvrIRu.rioNs GY THE SENATE, g..

1.-The I"i!pw!rg nominations 70
s,aI ~ d,v.-- San,'l g. Casey {" Kentucky, nmle"
States Treasurer Bigger q lnaoH krg.,f OF m Il Thas
BE- IN the N.yy Grey. editor OF hc talhaeh'-
pnsmastsr Cleveland O.io Dan!or' edlier ol lne
S,,,ino pn.rmascr Burlington W. Gornan' governor,
and J. T. kosser of Peets5ur5' 'a' ''ecie's'S'
Territory :.: .ro ecn, in and con-
Misunderstanding, Collector at Estpot!; nap Ca,ar
or,,- nj Bath Bahson, Collector at Niscas4ri
Collector al portlan n /. Woodbury. P"stHa-e; al [na.
I.at Geo a. Shepley lot Poandl Attorney; o'"h'! 'ia
.,,I
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THE FATHER OF PRESIDENT PlERCE-The
following Interesting anecdole OF the father OF President
pierce and the era of seventysy is told 10y corresfon-
dent OF the New York Times, writing from Lowell Mass)
"Among the places Of interest in This vicinity - Inc br-
ace OF Benjamin Pierce, the father OF the President
M ,as horn in 1851 in what was the of Shems.
ford bu, i, now within the Incorporated limits OF Lowell
"No vesllge of the building In which The family ii'ed
or in which Governor Pierce born Is now 10 DC seen
m excavation said have been the cellar is sun Vsloe
On the memorable 18th of April 775 while young ficcc'
about Is years age ploughng n the eld hosenan
rode up 10 the door OF his iaers houseand delivering
message hastened TO alarm the country II was 'he
news of the baltic OF Lexington which tue messenger "af
nmissionei To proclaim; II was soon conveyed " yons
Pierce and 10 ascertain whOlhcr the battle waa lhe rae
he down by large rock against whch ne placed il
and tened Hi heard thought he heard tue report
OF rcarms but whether he did did not hs aoh was III
arms and leaving his horse and plough in The hed nc I'M
mediatcy foot for Lexington arriving there, nc
found that The British troops had fallen back ON Boston, ano
io~ng them up he proceeded 10 Cambridge "hue he Gu
hstcd az private in Colonel Brooks regiment
"ie the midst Of the battle Bunkcrs Hill, shar-
m me revolution, he followed the fortunes Of his regiment
9en whenever called into action, and was lnvaa-
W anng"''hed and commended by his superior ofcers oi
s eaany ana good conduct; and when in 1874 the army
was ne returned home with captains commlS-
soh anu ms pockets filled with worthless continental mo-
! ncy as aTn OF his patriotic services.
"lne Heo III "h!ch young Pierce was poughing on the
occasion " Is no longer cultivated and the fence
fronting Inc puoc road has been removed the curious fire.
quenty drive over the field aud before leaving procure
piece OF tho rocE 10 De preserved relic The revolution
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,nsGii 50 iong as public lie The western ,ic.:oc-
''cS "i had il they nf deserve The respect vi OILERS
",s"1i ai licy lcntn Ia respect themselves.
ee are s.@r,i important suhI"cts which VIII discuss
d MY appointments which present the .ii,s oi
circular.
Ia concn=.I, ,hrts. oE say ina: ah Iu!
DE- your !'asIg, iai .hoUse yUur representative
fully YDnr ;e.I,u ciilz-r
EiYErTE MrHI-IIEV
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For Tie EAgui"cr.


Messs Editors: Permit e say in relation 10 Toe aoe
and efficient members ol the present BUard ni fuhc
Works. that they have done much TO promote The h.t M,
oi Viua; and rs il conceded that the ne" h
should be composed nf untiIing energy ana ahiF
The writer here brgs leave 10 present The name al hon'
Johnston as ono in every well qualified 10 discharge
the duties ii Commissioner Of the Board.
Having watched alr. Johnstons course II member o'
the present Board for several years past am i'tr 10 say
that has fully mel ,ic appreciation oi all
The highest asc of praise due him nr his past sttV
ces and should he consent Il candidate know he VIII
receive d generous support in his district
fiis long experience member OF the Hoafa rnltc MA
10 The suruort OF his district; and strongly inclined TO
think that The public good would be greatly promoted Oy inc
la",ion If Air I,husrun TRANS.A LEGIANf.
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Enr thG Ennllirrr.

desio through tho medium Of your justly ropuIa: J'nr-
nal 10 call The attention Oi the people o MccRlchhrg "
the prupcly taking action III their next Court re-
ative 10 the selection Of candidate ior the position %!
Commission. q" the Board o PubI!c Works, Tor Tue ts
or Southern District Many OF Tie counties have already
appointed Delegates Convention 10 bc he'd IN iyacI
hury on the 22I ui lie present muat Tor hst phipnse
This highly Important appointment affecting me 'h'er
est of nh nnrons Of The Slnc ana Nleckonbuts shoud
mol be unrcpresen ted in said Convention.
- = 80 SOuTH.$iDE.
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,,,n ,r1,E HEIRS or JOSEPH WIaGEIkLD

,,i .brh icasc, children aud heir. :" Joh' y
tli S2 In the county {" iih",
AMI safe of Virginia, leaving widow 20 "ioi' a Pi P
@ 80 nod as dover in year !ca2 lhe "ldo" hioe
ms ,t. and the Undersigned wAs aEI,2hte" c"hhi.
siage-. wiIch Wa 'c''"i
,r,,v l53 nj Tie aurti0u hpuo OF the Messts NUS
~, NJ RICHMOND upun due notice thereof ic @ a'I ~"
., .a. Elizabeth NIngfeid, IneHfiT'ied man! ie"'-
, all. M IN, rpuuty AltesIle. and many Jeais nee
move: M''rsFp wnere Il n ~ f.ih TysI 10
nr grand children still! ivInG losch w ~ ~ ~ -.
thc Stac ., TcnacF-ce also having c!i!fen % and
Iowcr estate Now the heirs =" ih- sa'n 'seia ,,er
.,y. y, n.kr kinwu undersigned 'eh cs'
irrr hev shall De informed p The am"uh ue i
he can 3i:e }" """''"''''s ~ ii'pSON NJ WINFIELD
pleasure. - ,tt .nnv .od send bill this cf
80 The Ha'chsa r'e' i'""e' " - Narch 30-cil'
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WASHINGTON, APRIL 3-It is reported that me ;ol
lowing appointments have been made: Messrs. Munse
Waite Collector OF The pot of New Orleans; M hangny
Naval Otctr Thns C. Porter Surveyor; John Cafmnn
Post Office; WynGham Robertson District Attorney; DI
Hereford Marshal
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,TE ERon NEwEOITNDI.aN

BosrnS, April l.-Halax and ST. Johns papers OF the
3th ulinio bring laIe news from Newfoundland Ono hun
drrd and seventy five vessels manned by 7OUO men, had
sailed Tor the scu! fishery
The schooner Herd had been burnt near Halifax ODe
man was burnt o dea III and another will die.
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20 aI.RERT BOILING

-y1O ALBERT BOILING and Mary R4ndo ph ho,,"T ,y ~
Z v,sees OF VIM Boiling, deceased Richard d. hNcheh' W
vIchc ard TO all persons having TILE to, Or a TO-
rcs; in the shockoe Creek. l" Ihs city o. '""'"'
FanSiIn Main E sreeis IN slid CITY .,orr.v orrv
TAX oce, ciy OF Richmond "I' ~ hcl 80 /;
10 n, Huangs or the said city. Thursday the is-
Iii is3 ~ ann. live dsn,e rested is.rhodsrs OF nc a
,y Tor n. rrpos- OF ssceranins compe 70 "s
Ia IN IN. ana covered by Shocsoe creek. dii al
I on rh .e thereof Frankiin ree alp @
r,mmrncins at Franklin aud -1rndng d"" hy
- H ~, ssYer. 70 ,he .on,h aide the alley u-oaI!
nam. Of Walnut alley, opposite me aTch a. w. sE
-. 80, n width and laGi Tue -ai
condemn Tor pubic uSo' 70 Wv 80 " JOSEPH MAYO,
u,,,t a,.,, A,,oIosy for the city OF Richmond
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cANTEN,s SPANISH 1tlNnrnk; -,

'' MERCURY IN lT.
aNINr.ILABIE r REMEDY FOR SCKOrTLA. KINGS EVIL,
XEES goRE SS TIE TAfE oH SS5S GfE S
HEAD ENAGEMENT AN1 PAN y,, OF TIE TIE hSEI nN
TnSc6 InSTs SrSFR2fN SrSn conrLhSrs ASD Ak nSTaI
KsS In%N AZ Htr2n or Mr2nry vi Of ri 4nE Eoob
lh Medicine, which has become retc"%1 II, M rs
a. d aTsnev has nutS the roreor urs; c"s, Of m
friends The puh!c which he dets WIN 10" - G
me csr,icaes feccc from number however sroGe
testimony than the mere word OF tho rdoItsO, Pre-. A.
hey arc condensed much possible but are detailed o" M NJ
M ae ."sn ami Soif OF The es is I 4
a"w residing in the e!y 4, 81 ,,nSp9Y. nSin1ns ESQ.
M the M Es'1.G msc,n "'e aisI GhTERS srASS x1uRE
ssn ~" 'ei''s y" over HUNDRED he @
us lie says the extraordinary Medicine TIE has 's
see"' c.B. LUCK. ESQ,
e,,x Of Richmond nn ior macy ys,ts The ros, nrr
has such N The ",'"n,s"nf 'nGssy :" m ~ ,
s he ss 'H M afflicted Mt luck he S
soo"n''o " when pis. is." mIsGE, ii:S,ls g 'Ss''
p,v.,eiao end Isiasfy Of he Guy Iioe c
81 nsn%1a1i m :rii = spANiS MIXTURE which
psns lie says case q, Con- uniioo' der'""' ' We -
f the good s'sss' sAMuEI MI Ell ~ DR1SKEn.
Of mo Of Drnkrr Morris Klchm'nd wa7 ,'" o
ComrlulnI ye.ra standing by The use ot '"o oo % "
rEN'S SrANs'' RICHARD M,;n.i; Z. WEST.
!, Richmond was S:lciua aud What ~ .'Sia
onfrmrl Corsurnpton, hy three bottles % 'NH
"'Hi EDWIN BURTON.
G",n'l.::; & csMrENs :; rnSr * 4'*1H< ss
" t'' " cur i.; t"rt.g ,'i'rts'
-'"'' 90 WI. &. HARDWOOD
n Ei,r Va, cured ni Old s""1 hnd c,.- Il,
,, rom va! sEs roos bottles OF CAkiE Eh Si'
MIXTURE and SasG enabled 10 "hh without ct,'"' "'' "
.h1r time peTIninrntiy cured ALso nc vic ."
'''t '' GEO. w. BAIS Elk 49,,
Drorsy which twic' NhNf'''' "
rrRiS SPANISH MIXTURE liz Baker " rr''ie"' 81 '7"
field county, Va. .,,r,,.,rs
81 lm%n ys sa sp Sis MXTTRE lie ch.~r1
.rn IT sni considers valuable 'nGo'r
Nt IARTE the Proprietor OF the Medicine ha'i' ,,i @
n,r hands !ufi"nr ,1Ct i"'Ns WI.
,ir oaur OF IENNETT BEERS, Drngpsh'a' % "''oh a'
,JcT' .,,uIt be addressed Richn'"hd Va. IN ,....
@o :, 70 responsible the United states 'o"'
, ncco. u,.,,,,,1 y. nLt Dn,sy,.;-
seHtfi'!y ~ '''' ~''' 1' March 2c-tS,om
bottles ioT 81
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nELlRERATE MURDER

Ngw YoEK March 3l--At II o'clock this morning a
Frenchrau named Melville called named Decon,
als1 Frenchrap, residing in Greenwich street lie pre-:
-rnlcd bill Of some kind, wharcupon Decou drew pistol
uol shot Melville dead! and escaped Dccou subsc-
aunllv The ary of inquest in their verdict
ouat Mn, guilty vi hc murder
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING ~ CUMBERLAND.
Al meeting ui the Democrats party at The county
cumbcranJ, held nj u.c Court House, On the 2s,h oi
March, 1858, Mr.. Wm W. Wilson called 10 The Chair,
and Dt. y. 5. Ford appointed Secretary.
The object Vi tie meeting briefly explained Us the
Chaman.
On motion oi !; D. Coleman, II was -RcsoIycA Thai
The Chairman 30 appola twenty four Delegates 10 represent
The Democratic paris oi hi. county The Convention pro.
posed be held powhaiAn Cont House, Tie f:sI
Monday in ApF!l next. 90 Goinnae Candidate ior ii7
81 nnIofal District.
gates, VIZ: Dr.. ina. ". Nash VIA. liomaG, Amh'"s
Ford Edward W s'pees, Mayo b. Canington, Thomas B
Sar!esou, YIN. B. San,ctson Cap Willis 5andrrson, Dr.
H. \. rleY, John Rcynoas, Iamcs ID. lsbeii Creed D
Co!rrl.r, Jno. Il Nllscn, X. W. lJEnson Wi.IIn VI
Coohc Mewcthcr Cnoisnln, RoIin.i y. Foster, John +.
Crowdtr, Thomas w Cuwhcr E,:waIi ). Brown, Dr.
Rob,. Henderson, John T.. licntfcs, DR.. Il. ra!ey 3n
Vim, ) Daniel and any otHer Democrat OF the county
who may nk proper !" attend The said Convention Is re-
qucsird 10 do so
On motion o Mr. Columan "a= Resolved, That The
Chairman appoint wciYG ,crgatcs 10 VIII Jas. D. lsbcl
Ambrose Ford, John W Wilson, l.ennaTd apcers, Hm. b.
S4ndcrsoa John H. lrndfck Thomas )" Crow'irf, DR..
sobt Henderson, Dr.. Il. aIcy, Cfted d. Coleman, Mayo
Is CarIin1to ami Join K y is0n o represent The Demo
cratic pay Of ti.e county OF Cumberland" 10 be held IN
Lynchburs The 22nd April next 10 nominate candidate Tor
the Board o! Public Works.
The following resolutions udopled, tho nboE oi
Mr.. John 2. Wilson:
l,t Resolved That the delegates 10 the said Senatorial
Convention be, and they hereby authorized 4" meet m
The Democratic party Vi HE county al Puw natdn III Con-
ven;iun at tlrir Court House the let Monday in April
next nominate candidate tor the counties u Pu"ihtah
and Cumberland.
!l Rtsovrd Iumr t!.s tin. entirely approve the
couIsc of the iinn. hnias : BpCocE e late representa-.
live IN the Cr:igEss the United STATES and ihni they
cordially recommend H!;n 10 the Dcihotallc parry oi uc
Di.;rIcc ior reelection.
On motion ;ic Chairman AID Secretary we're ut'el 10
;t.r nrtve delegations.
l. then ordered lna the proceedings De siah'' ny
ie Chairman and Secretary and forwarded 70 lic Rici
manl t;ronir.r and Examine, publication.
The meeting then adIoHrrci.
Wal w WILSON, Chairman.
r. = FuRp, Secretary
- Tha ExanirCT ni please copy.
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.,,,v,, oc Tur EMPIRE CITY.

Nrr Y.ss Aril The traner Empire Cy, WI Win ,',,
rom Havana the 2slh u: ias arti' e E,snos Avres
,h iq,u February aiia!fs unchanged. .,1sns
st,np had ,asen pico Uqaisas troops were
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COAL TRADE AT ALEXANDRIA.

The Alexandria Canal Company have concluded lease
of their Coal Wharf and adjoining land upon the river At
hi. port 10 lne Cumberland Coal and Iron Company ior
the terms of years This Coal Company is now building
one hundred boats which In an advanced stale ana W"
suon be busy engaged in the carriage coal non Inc Alex
anda Canal this wharf, where |, will DC received on
hoard the feet of s,eam and sail which the company
Is now building for lis transportation.
In addition this company the Frosburs, A'eghaney
ana Borden Mining Companics and the Parker Vein Com
ara all actively engaged in extending their accommo
datcns for largely Increased business al this port.
In view Of the above may confidently state, that the
quantity Of coal shipped from this port will very soon reach
$40 600 tons per annum.
/, gives us great pleasure 10 communicate 10 our citizens
,hs intelligence 40 highly favorable as Is 10 Tho ad-
yancing interests and prospects Of Alexandria.
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BALTIMORE Api! 2.-Buston Gates from II nni''"s
March Al onrnurcc open war hctwer:; Honduras una @
] - :,I.d Gy. hundred Guatc:nulans appearances IN
,lcste n soccdv Triumph for HoncuTas
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..I,ct EIGLE-Tnis Thoroughbred Nus q
IS T.Si: pJNY wa. captured in Upper California -

4
n the summer OF 1876 BY NJ J.. CrcssHlin. - IL
irv m Inc purpose improving the s;oc ncr Sc yer.
LII ,ha ,s.o On tie great Pa!as OF Cal'oIn" ,I hart
ses.s III no, pursuit and years nhi oi 5 ~ ra,
nis anuf Is hands higt and weighs ABOUT ~ t ,e MY
vi ,rr ana yc,y last, has snail "hc Hin ,a ~ WIN
Ia. ~ m. ,-io m catching him. AMI o't'In
,t, ,. -, >. ch hind The ata'fe 10 eos -, mi
NJ p,ck E.:l. AS 10 now aUpcals, perfectly '"'n' ''
KIDD harness. ,t,.,,, nvells -InC-
- hY Col! Fremont, that lie hia o"' w. pS rmI
500 mi, ~ day, nnt sa," w "''
hav. rcturnedin the next 'ou Sos Turnout
i.i5 ttdOle 'Ieai .'''t
. us -, ,hnu. seven miles above lie Juteoh , rs
wIi be e 10 mares al l"e ,eI 80,
san SIC the season. an; Slo ~ ~, -, .on w.
o. % an nf before the 2aih OF july Whei .he "
heys 10 9e are NUT be ptid or as sou
it,t il,rv ioa; ana a. mares s's ok 70 be
with OaI dnu 'he pitCs n
- an, nd q. IN the other case Theh lhe miis
p'.' " GROOM - 80 'scsl'e o1Csi N'' "
ION The ierns above "anta s ''' - SAMUEL Redo
--I;I0yaL OF THE FkASkLih SakEGT SkT TfiiilD
s,i s,irnpt FROM NO 3. To s. MAIN sire -. IA gest
'p ,ntVE iiTi STREETWhefe may De ar red
-, %, M, sock eatyniade Cioih't .s guali:y
ot Ecnn,nd stocs conprlsss Id sumner
f ..v Drrss ana Fra,s Coat for siE 81 cnalrv
tg " C,ssim-re Pants every style ves,. in endless
nli furnish.
anG -reL go the
ire; I.rcii,: Garnet &c Az ~ he and mos,
,relt hr etisiet ihai IL l. io r uECuU I: CO.
| a,. yIu lnoney. as Main street, Richmond Va
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