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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-30
Socu HARBoR, Westmoreland Co. Va.


To the krecHtirc Committee ofthe -imcr;cdn PARTY.
GentlcmeuAt the late Stsc Convention oi the Amer
lean party, held IN Staunton the 9th inst perceive
it, published proceedings that had the honor APP
pointed OF the electors FOR thu county. rGret that
various of nature which the public do feel
Interested to know CONCUR 10 compel 10 decline that
honorable but responsible post Even If possessed
talents and political information, necessary enable
go through the and discharge its duties in
creditsbe myself. aud worthy OF Mr. Fillmore
part irom this, other considerations which induce
not To engage in IL.
When received intimation that the Office of secor
would BE- conferred upon guidei my determination
at TO decline it., and greatly surprised when
heard publicly announced in that come niou-
ln consideration OF Mr. fllmores past services the
ve>al vigilance with which he guarded the rights OF a
South his eminent craftsmanship. ard pure patriotism
shall give him my ~armcst aud most cordial support
Most respectfully yrs &c,
4 II IErT
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J. d. JET.
HANOVER Co, Nav 26th, 1856
Great Match Race between Ming Haired aud the Blue
Wing Ezekiel FIR the Sheriff.. Sfala.


hssss. Editors II seize the first leisure moment To-
give account OF this race hch came of over the
Hanover Course on Thursday. the 22d Col. Thompso,
aud others entered King Harrod. years old and th.
Mes>r~ White the Blue Wing Ezekiel. years old The
lovers OF sport anticipated close contest and repaired
early hour, in great numbers the track The Blue
Wing Mas lead TO the stand and stripped like Boston
hi, rider all dressed 80 blue. considerably under
weight for wear old the skill of his iocle- cest
aud his order and keeping excellent Harod stripped"
badly, seemed "a be little lame and of of his feed "
aud ridden by greatly over weight for a 4 wear
old The odds, then, in favor OF the Blue Wing
Hirrod got of badly having "a very unfortunate tenn
per :; aud. the track heavy and stiff the Blu.
Wing lead him handsomely by the Deutous stand But
George told his friends stake him ully and freely A.
hr was certain that the wear old would take the
lick and stride, that would knock the hind sights of
OF the Blue Wing Marion aud the Buster ordered the
colt up and he beautifully responded TO the csU fast
closing the gap between Him and the Blue Wing a. they
passed the HcTowu stand. Orders given to feel"
him they passed NcgIoFoot aud blanket would near
y have covered them they passed that stand Orders
given by john T. and John L. brush" liar.
rod and he went up, coared' Ezekiel and then passed
Tim like he standing still by the Hughes stand
1t evident to all that Ezekiel be ,li,tnced
unless he could improve his lick aud strie~-the whip
lifted and the spurs driven up the rowels into his
bleeding aud painting sides, but all to purpose Billy
W aud Andrew, seeing the efforts de bring I'D Eze-
KEEL ordered the colt to the top of his speed and soon
the timber applied. lac dared like an arrow from
the bowie seemed absolutely TO be making every mill
ia Flying Chders time and passed the Court House ike
The Wild Wind. amid shouts that made the welkin
tie entered the home" Cole Haibor stretch and
all cflut ito take him up throw him off his str he,
were ia viiu-ha pulled the tract but on lac
came Ia the home stand. the come bounding
and free amid thuuderS Of applause and reclamation H.
cooled of finely and showed symptoms Of distress
while the Blue Wing completely et down" A. To
forever preclude the possibility of his coming on the turf
again The owners and backers of King Harrod offer to
run him the two years hence tor ary
amount against any horse match him against time
The stables OF the McSsrs- White very unfortu-
this season, they had their great mile horse the
General beaten 10y colt OF but tie note by the name
o! span, and hardly known in the sporting world also
their promising old Baths bcatei. by One
eyed Joe Your. ia hast.
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dismissal proceeds entirely from personal objections
to Mr.. Crampton-thst the explanations OF Lord
Clarendon are altogether satisfactory the action
Of the British Government-and that the United
Stses earnestly desire kind anj cordial relations with
England.
IL such Dispatch has been sent, it will prevent
any serious interruption to our friendly relations but
1t would have been much more worthy the character
of our country, if Lord Carendon's letter had been
accepted as ample apology on every point and poor
Mr.. Champion been suffered to remain here Just as
long as the British Ministry desired
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NEMs nY NM AEnIrA-

NV YonK, May gs.-The Aiics lrh Liverpool ~
A. VI the morning II the 18th. and reached her
dock ~ o'riprk tliis evening,
Great outcry against Lord Ptlmerston hs- bceu inside
1910 account ol hi. having prohibited the playing o. militia
~ haods m the parks on sunday.
Tho il ofPilmcf To- aleg poi.oner. u progressing
in f,uipu aud attract. much attention, Mot ~ the
eminent members ~ che Engsh bar are cmPoyed un both
side.
FHAVrg
The Empress made her appearance in public for the
fr-t time since her confinement on the llth sud Vss cor
dially received
General fafy l. To- succeed Gen. Cinrober. lie s an
aid-de-camp Of the Emperor
OtRNAFY.
The representative Of Austria snd Prussia have oal
" notified Gcrmanic Dict ~ tie restoration OF peace.
ITALY.
The 5 riiniFn Srustc is,, l.sfed 'cs' u on mani.
mOusly e.dJisug the policy VI tie government
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Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
RIO. II. CRAWLEY.

Editor OF the Examiner for the Of the responsible,
author Of the article which appeared in that paper over
tile signature OF "Lunenburg, that ct "Ro NJ CraNlr,"
vas given me- which accounts Tor the mistake made in m,
note The following is my reply to DR.. Cawlcys mote,
PLEASANT GROVE, May 18TH 1886.
DR. CR,wLEY-SR: Your If this morning has
just oeen handed me by Mr.. Neal, and have only To
say IN reply that deem both addressed Ia YOU
ON Yesterday, and the article rrittcl BIZ mr. orer
The signature cf "RdHdoiph," sufficiently eyBi,ct a.,
he"se",s. not 10 require any further explanation from
me- and therefore very respectfully drcur answering
the intenogatorics propOunded To in your note Al
10" me- again To call your attention TO the suggestion con-
tanned in note of yesterday aud request that yuu
will furnish me with direct thereto
Very respectfully, your ob't sery't
Holm Il
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co M NJ T. r DIAL.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

"srss % rus usns. Msy ~ 1854.
Tue 'aiss Of Virginia sixes q the New York Exchange
TVS board ,ss'dsy only a~ssnisd 70 tioo ssx rurhsr
'es At ns Ans PRIV reported to-day telegraph .u
""rs yesterday oo Nhslni. sizes sa Al Ro.a
nsy Monday soursu valley psnl .ca we're ,sis
average q" sss ~ Pe' share The voters Of Winchester
'NnetOne the al or -salus tiOeSo oils The vo,. va.
ii3 Tor 10 ils against
wan large amount OF the issues pressing upon
the msIsst vSna 's,. l.s.- .tosl) h.v. further decline.
since last report sales having been this week BY u-.,
Lancaster S0n aud Otsr. aud a. lo- la, No.
Aions The usnsaetl0ns we're all eoaassd May
There have eSn further sale. 81 bank at 70 .r price. m.
also Of Rehmoad aud Petersburg H. w.xl. rate. In
other stocks could hear opss,on, and IN, n,,.
Al mostly nominal ...r.. ......r ......
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'speciuIy, your OD't seTVL
JOHN X. CALDWELL.
PLrA.AN1 Gno,r. Nav larh. ls6n.

FLEAsANT GROVE, Nav 18th, ls56.
Ma JNo X. CARDwELL-SIK: Your note OF this morn
ing has just been handed TO by Mr. Bouldin III which
you decline answering the intctogatocs propOundel To
YOU III my note of ts morning, aud calling my attention
again TO the suggestion contained yours YESTERDAY
In answer. will simply reply that article Published in
the Richmond Examiner over the signature OF "Luueu.
burg j. sufficiently explicit in itself require any
further explanation from me-" therefore most pec emp
torily decline making the retractiun required
Yours, &c, RIO. H. CRAWLEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-30

writes
"WAsnISOToN, Tuesday, NAY ~.
THE scene in the Senats to-day exciting Senator
Wilson, In defending Senator Sumner said that the latter
stricken down by brutal muderous aud eowarlly
assault Bnter-( soto roccl -"You are a Hart" He
subsequently, retracted The words Order called and
the majority choked the debate of Yeas and NAYS
Every Administration mau, North aud South, excepting
Mr.. TOombs. voting Ave.
"Great excitement succeeded. Many Of the Southern
men werr seen in excited consultation The runior
soon quite current that Mcssrs Wilson AMI Wade would
be assaulted after the adjournment hut about dozen
he friends TOOK to bc armed and peace pcser-
we'd.
1t IL runorcd tonight that Senator Wilson is TO be
challenged 10y Brooks"
Thsts the style 1t won't take many such psrades to
bring a general row
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To THE PUBLIC.


The following correspondence will explain itself and in
Justice To myself am compelled. request that you will
give 1t publication. in the columns oi Oh. Wing
LrNENBuRG Z. H., May l2th. 1856
DR Ro NJ. CRAwLkY:
Sri published few weeks ago in the columns. of
the Richmond Whig." an article over III. signature.
oi Randolph critcisng public aestHy OF the Demo
cratic party held this place. your last County Court
la short Time the CATER publication made i'm IN.
Richmond Examiner" the signature Of 'Iunen.
burg IN reply to my article which have been inor-
med by the Editor OF said paper you are the author
l need hardly say you that the puLIic.ti,u, il,
the Examiner" the signature of '"Iuurrbur,,
contains language highly ing and oII.nsiyc
to me personally aud doubt that upon mature r,hrc-
ton Your sense OF honor will suggest To Won th.
proprety OF reTdefi"g it, Hoping that you will favor me
with an answer, at your earliest convenience have tho
honor to be- yer, respectfully, your obedient servant
JNO. X. CARDwELL
ming the 2h OF May but he postponed his reply until the
following morning saving that he would Us at pleas
ant Grove, near which place he resides that time,
when SHOULD have hs reply my note When reached
that place the following note was handed me by hi.
friend Nj. Neal
LuSESBuEG. MAY 18th, 1856.
Mr. CARpwELL-SIR: note addressed by YOU To
Robert VI Urswlry" was handed to m. Yesterday Inv
your hcnd, Mr.. Bouldin. Though my name is Ro n
Crawlry instead oi Robert NJ Cnwley" do not doubt
but that 1t intended for me, and will proceed TO an.
swerit
You that article which appeared in III, Rich
mOnd ErDniHer sud which you had been informed by
the editor OF that paper written by me 'contai, Ian,
guage highly insulting and offensive TO me; and ,oubt
not that upon mature reflection your sense OF honor will
at once suggest to you the propiiety Vt retracting it,
This language being highly susceptible OF coI,truc ton
OF menacr, will respectfully enquire whether 1t WAS 80
intended, aud whether intended by unyhin in your
note OF Yesterday TO extort me; aud fur
Their whether in the article published by YOU in the Rich
mond Wig, over the signature OF Randolph" YOU in
tended to reflect upon the citizens o uuembutg niivu
ally coyctivrlys Waiting Your reply To IN. aboy, |
have the homo! tn be-,
Very rcspcctfully your ob't .e,y',
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PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL ESTATE
,a,o sALLY IErrulrs. AN n. srrIIr

Tho 81
Nm s-ttr, deceased Ntc- i hereby
life tenant 81 the Of tile said Settle DECREASED hs
ms died aud II At the subs ribcr executor prth.rrd
Ani anxious to pay To them, H they trr
personal preventative the sad estate, which money
~ 'he amounting 10 about hundred woh hum
ad my dollars The u n hand be
tie residence OF the pstts be pAi
on The amount notice papers The d.s
of he he ensn immediately upon her pub
hshr "r The third TINT calling thrm aud
'e The money William Settle formerly lived Cuprper county
NhRna and removed FROM that
uiriy hNe
II Is understood that he other children bslts the sg.
VINO may entitled To the "
hrh without children THOS c CALLAHAN,
ht-c4g xr Of Mary ss,,Is
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urNIyEnSIry or yIUCINI,--

~ University o. Virginia having, recent meeng esh
tsid PTofrssnhip the
PrOcssotshp OF History aud General Literature 10 an
Them VII be- received until the regular beard tho
2til ~ June.
The resolution establish the Prossorsp History and Gene,
raj Literature provides that In this be
objects and methods
II human affairs With particular Developments and Of
ose Torh and which have nnunce upon ms
the ne T. o. systems ~ religion aud Jurisprudence
physical condition Of the
al The
which student should
hrHnrir ~ history ctnograTy and the principles
sud the Influences NJ dIvrr-c- climate
Hon 81 and whatever pertains the history u
Of human civilization"
o. The department II General taught the
history r fr aud Of general literature With
and
aurnrc that has been
authufs the uf Of
Bot shall b. the
and u Fngs
W growth Which worthy Of
81 particular auhors ahd The growth 81 the
fnki uFnlg literature the school 0rnrral
Tie student shall b. regularly exercised w W. Eis
ton. tnd the Professor msuber Of his cls
branches
authors Hkciy ILLUSTRATE with and
institution IrOrfd however that nothing this
be- II
Philosophy. Modern subjects Of
instruction cuundrd 20 Them ="
should addressed Visitors Of Oh.
Unworthy Chairman Of the Faculty.
xiuis r. MArPfN
mau--c2nJe Chairman Of he Faeutfv.
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y no mean. numerous. the miller. not disposed to hazard the
qasiy Jastine We heard
hse tho market nrm o. IS les
and white.
woeD $3.50 .csscs Gs Retail sooa for
Oak; ~ 10 a5o toF Pine.
wo"t-w. quote washed common SlSc; unwa.ied ise' sa~.
Nrino half es,sd S,e. full blood &c "a
.sy. ~ the mats' Ia that city rhs demand has bn solve.
bot steadily sales to
~ cent. n n n"uths. for sshsi sud nns."
LiNk SrOtk-hk,r-wv quote ~
Ns,LCsls- Ill from % a. N. riding quz
To hundred sassr l - To- On, Lana.
chars paying o. To toi. srcoF dug 10 quality.
fRkIGHFS
note the York, to
AL, fr.a hi. poT, to Rotterdam With ,se.e.o at SO. ID
O"ss-ssc-ho.en No cent? IS
-. .see ard isN cents hoy tobacco New Yors
ehi tf1 y HID tobacco ~ whole. box
tobacco Nothing doing Philadelphia ~ n
tobacco, ~ cents ~hol. shi Is L.reo n.,lnrr,
70 cents b1l tH3 hid tobacco, ioc per and I've
boz tobacco.
EXCHANGE AND BANK NoTE LIST
aud ths broker. selling Mt y. - " = -
Goid silver aDr
allowing institution, 49,,
csissbl- IL pcst. at the banks la this city, >
Farmers Wheeling faifaont. kshsuha B.tl,l, Roct,.
exchange: do do do do do
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When nay friend Mr. Bouldin delivered this u Dr.
Crawcy lac a-kcd that he might be allowed to postpone
his reply Jay two, stating that the expiration Of
that time should hear from him. -Four days thereafter
received very brig mote covering four pages OF fools
cap paper very appropriate medium ioi the genemans
communication III which he denies Subsection 10 the re-
qurements ct the code Of honor and very respectfully de-
cnes Ia accept the challenge offered him" most OF
is communication entirely irrelevant the
between ~, deem ii entirely unnpurlnt to publish il
IN iubut that no Injustice may 10y done TO this
!ksculapus give tile which he urges for his
non acceptance IL his words. lie saws II have al
way" doubted the prop'icty OF lighting duel under any
circumstances Ny doubts have increased with NV yeas
until the conviction has fastened itself upon my mind that
the practice Of ducng is nothing more than one of the
lat relics oiancent barbarian, aud should he dscounc-
hanccd bN n civilized nations; enter tanning hese cOnvc-
tons, have" for the last several years determined aud
have expressed myscliin public aud private whenever
the occasion required that would engage 10 phys.
zeal combat a. any way, unlers purely in sell de
fence do not charge you with having been appr.cJ
OF this fact but nevertheless il so aud but for this
you would have been arrested by the civil authorities be-
fore you got out 81 the county on Yesterday"
The reader will not fail TO notice the very striking
ira-t between the language just quoted from the geIc
mans lat communications and that contained in his first
hgh-sOD,dHg, JsUgey,f note. ~ his reply to my first
note he, with ch'raroHs bsa,g that would have done
honor 90 the adventurous Knight of Ia Mnucha" him.
sell boldly constitutes himself the champion to redress
the imaginary wrongs which, he lancied had done the
people Of his county aud mpcrousy demands tn say
whether intended To reflect upon the people at Lune-
burg either individually collectively" but when ai
iWh MN ah opportunity 10 Crafty his Warlke propen'
cs, nnd % the same tine tO render the satisfaction
demanded Of him. and witch, gentleman. he in
honor bound a. do, he Is suddenly transformed from
/ gallant aud chvaous knight into Of those reak
ke'd spirits who, Ike Fastah base their code of honor
upon the principle that discretion l. the brcr part
vrOr, and cowafdiy shfinks from the responsible ~
which hc las himself incurred, by his illbrcd inso
/ leucc.
| liayi thu. been grossly nsultcd and At tho ssu,c
time, denied the satisfaction due % gentleman feel
confident that the public will justify me IN publishing Dr.
Ro. H. Crssley the world destitute Of ever,
DriHcips of hoHor ~ Jase daR,rsr and d rhifeirereo
/ ro~ard JOHN X CARDWELL
T.. s. dcem II hardly necessary for Ia say 10 Nv,
people Of Luncnbutg ('Lunenburg himself only except
ed list my article IN the Wig written In = spirit
playful sirth without the design Of wounding the feel
Jugs NJ any individual Whatsoever, aud I am confdcif
that seibie would put any other conztruc-
| ton upon d.. j. r. e.
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mn Ann
M -Comr,',s' ..i. - ..,...I
near Prk Church n AIR o,b.,~i. r. o. a IN Hanover
h ~ Wv "'N '"'s"e h~ dAy
JHn> 2drhe containing lis acres known n, "w.,,.
the prrm 4 .rlork NJ IN al,
Same day-ru.t Of two valuable brick rl,,, ~ Al,
bew e.n Main and yr.ntn,T a "a " "s.nny on |th -,
al-A iiIs arrys OF land ON ,s- s,h a, NJ ", n
Halifax county va-to he ,olJ o, To- r OF Dan river.
A.lt lie sold he premise. A. celscl A '" '"' ""
Ith.-The Wallace pant.an a.o
", county on the
sold under dec, Of trust 49, ~ - s'"'A Mo be
sAur dsy-tru slaves. at residence. Of A.,, c,,
ham, Chesterfield also, furniture c,ops G '" '"
3th-About plan ofwo,iyni, ,.,r -
rourse-tn he dyI,- ino Ici, a, u''d race
the premises at 5 O'Clock, "a a Al ' commencing o"
6ti-sevrrSl buiLiny lot. ON Cary and n, -. .., - .
~ O'clock do GambI.'. i'm NJ, I :.
~ o'clock, a.. AZ ~ wv "''"'' "
ltA Tres in C..,.ta.lI ssnr,x nm M,
90 miles from PETER hug IL, -, y" "
urr, sold, TOY pAnni SON, n, de. = l., - u,
hv prrm-s-hour u ct - ~ " "~s ""
luth-rwrnty same county mile. iron, D.
terbug. h. sold by la front of ~, E,rL.ns -
burg ~ ~ oclo L., ~ " ~ '"-"s'' ''e''-
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Dismissal Of Cr,m,,oo.

The Administration proves itself too .o,t ID,
timid to act the mrny part-hence it di.mi..o. m.
BritiN, Minister
The letter ""i'r' state that m,st concilia,ory
letter has been sent to England explaining that tle
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A thEGORf & TAYLOR. ATTORNEYS AT Law
M having associated Themselves practice counties
Of New Kent aud Charles CITY TO attend 10 ali
matters pertaining to their profession coun-
~.
The inuor partner will al-o attend the James City,
All claims due In the above strcte.t
pr"mr uc aud attention. deposited with Jno NJ Gregory
Richmond
Adirv., NJ GREGORY, Richmond or T. TAYLOR New Krnt
q - -
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Psr.RsHrHa, Nav IS 0Sdcco-ws hay, m ,n....,
TO The breaks continue heavy receipt. ths ~.
sn sy u.rr last The bulk OF the opening
being out OF order sells Tor much l than do n r oS.,
~ sse tfoR-ti.rr Ia less nrmnes, bu, ttl- doing W.
quote At 10 1917 VAsat-Th.r- rIrht I.yv
Of the
ti,5I< w, =,
forn--Me have no sal. to rrt,ort.
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Fully concurring with the Doctor thu char actcr
of hi se"Trous Publication, without delay, sent him
/ the ipllnWiug nute

OF h- Se"TfoHS pHOIiedfiO, Without delay, hun
the following
PLEASANT GRovE, May 18th, 1856.
DR Ro. II. CEIwLkI-Sir: | have received 10y Mr.
Neal note, ia which you most peren ptorly" drce
etr'cting the insulting aud offensive language applied to
me IN your article the signature of 'Lunenburg'
which appeared in the columns OF the Richmond Exan
ner al the 2sth Of April last.
have other alternative but resort to that
mode usual among gentlemen the adjust mcnt OF such
difficulties, aud therefore request that YOU will name
time and place situg your earliest convenience at
which YOU will meet with view to the accomplish.
neut OF that object. Very respectfully.
JNO r. CALDWELL.
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mpend 70 Abolitionists for venturing to express
their opinions Of slavery in the District Of Colum-
bia-L e, for denouncng shareholders rs robbers,
ruflians murderers, &c. The wonder is that South
ern men have endured much and forborne so long
There are no other people ON the face of the earth
who would patiently have submitted to such indig-
mites and such wrongs as these wretches have ha-
btually and systematically imposed upon the South
What other people ON the globe would have permit
ted a set of men TO come in their miist-to villiy
them-to steal their property, and to organize con
spiracies against them for burning their houses and
sS>aSsinating their hmeSy Let Gen Webb bring
the case home to himself What would he think
of 1t, IL bands Of Southern in the habit of
rcsorting to New York any other Northern city,
abusing the people-calumniating their families
and organizing gangs of burglars and assassns from
among their Irish or German walters, TO rob their
stores, burn their houses, and murder women and
children Would he not agree with that the
bludgeon the pistol or the bowie knife would be too
good FOR themy Such, il he will let the scales of
prejudice fall from his eyes, precisely the out
RACES and crimes which, he will perceive his conc
dcratcS perpetrating meditsting against us.
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4 ~, III s1a, ,i -" SALE.mi ogr, Zoe
farm contains shout 80 Acres, ofhest Souu West
Mountain Land u g. situated The Eastern South
Muuutaus and uiuin four miles ~
place the Central AMI Orange and Alexandria Railroads
D.tsris The nrghuhuod IL 81 the hrst the
d-cm unneceafyt 10 give full description ofts piscs
HslnE Purchase will doubtless aud examne
ti mstyes En however that anxious aud hat
DO believe faru This reg possessing equal
can b. bought Tor less money
fnap1 aSff
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\ AHgSSo,1X 4 s,oS yMInqnANT TA,iLoHss'

having been dissolved uc ist inst, A. AuouE. the
gnai Arm associated with himself h
business
taken the store No b6T Broadway
METROPOLITAN Hotels Etrrs
opened 81 Cloths Caseres yesbrs
IN styles.
our CUSTOMERS that sim viii he enhance the
stu which business earned fot
be 10 have
gtn mt ntie up style and tmansiy
cannot b. surpassed
u.N M
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no COnItEsPONDENTS.

Let,r. sssa,. rsass addressed n ne "Edilor o, ~
EAg"
1rfsiss serea tl ides cln, paper ,o NOT 10 PsAh
a Standing, oagAf O. be faotn'a O. dh
ad ,,i IN D, dePdrteon obituary notioe ercesi
doc sigM Has. dvs charged for ds ddeerffsenssrfs.
,ei bs charged hs ddcertis,
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Campaign Wing.

A. ea.om. gill Issue the Let Of June, sud eonuut
until Asr election, thr Campaign Wing, the fol