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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

tDem0cratip
Ith;S IT,,i.'a N"V Amerlcan tnllHcH, that
IheI1 Tho, - eotnpact of States. lie
louoted tEa 80 q compact OF people, and
t4.W, ~ VIC 10 the Constitution
Ua or0asS'i pS"p.S' NI &C.
ne opposed slavery because it was n
slave W. e !. MASTER and unjust 10 tho
my h. 80 II ia mere question of econo-
n1t 'N le' me matter rest: but it is
NOI
the end. tnD USeLamcnt s.Li ceases to accomplish
ndopt Ia lT;srso,,'' "'e III, " was framed, lei Us
1tS3zsso,,d r;,,e. '"eorS' anu remodel it
ment. bnt 1yho.';t az nave =" good govera-
mnst Eco, a,oH "t u we hHd a h:d k;nE? We
control tL.t ~ ~, 'u!erS absolutely under our
The old rorsorr"!; 10y never nave b"d ones,
of tho nhsoIU,. a;'-'1. element loses sight
Mtiou for ,Ie ",S u ulSh III Its Teuer-
ertv M" wy :"nEehHonai rights OF prop
nS eAlsle9ce ot-sl"very is bu. tie
and tbs,,,tt CI .t o. Il warfare between ct SITES,
are sun In rebellion.
sensi6Ie ftSe tUunteIes inc people are fcily
Hunoary ,,;s,.s SIe weaknsss OF slavery When
| of Smstr;" .IsS 20 uriEe ont the dFspotism
Lor,o e.. ~ sue htSt fortified herself at
fonnT, I;.rsl't S"e'p putting her slaves. Russia
EnolsnJ 49,, :O"4uSreo ny France aud
rcn,ir LSr '." Ioaana .ta'"euiately She sought to
castles and soStr,.t "o' ~ ttlc erection OF
,I,,;t "Au 'oF'rSSseS, but by the emanci-
niro +uso e' ss, III All that broad en-
AZ frn.,,1o1 "'S nScI' use' none VIII exist, save
his c0nm,rr ,a ",s ,S',s. !, man man VIII fight for
dnf.n5 - NC must u"'o country to
SIaS.I,o,a;-
desnotixn, "s 10y - DuE ~. another name for
I,,,J IA tue 0outneFh states or i'll Eng
'''I" I.,.,,o. ~,
49, "''t lesPect IS southern Slavery aud
1uIoPe"n despotlSm different? They both
,o,.. 1tnOOts, oec'I"Se IN intelligent people can
80! nv &. oe e"st"Ned' honls Napoleon in one
;. s.,a @ pprtSsed every newspaper in Par
80, 30 3;s .ne government organ; Santa An
Ts ~. ~" 'lle same IN the City of Mexico
j;J ',,: :" '"e dictatorship, and they
~. ln's Il" III" means ny which their ends
III, -, W accomplished. In the South,
-. vi. tAe eAceptlon oil here and there To-
an a"tl-slaVcry papers are cxclu-
"cT; n,
ne slaEenoiaers '! asPired to rule, to be
N1"sS "u" NinsS can DO no wrong. Free
"pseei anu " ir9e press are solemny guar
n,SI... ~ "s ny Inc Constitutions yet both
t'aSL',i.S '1S'."i''tu "nu douglas Democrats will
SInt PIE tneSe sacred guarantees under their
t'S ~, my ~, III tl!e next breath will cry out
~ .ne etohst!t4tlon' the Constitution, it
'"uS. 'i"t DC Flol"ted.
any ou1F"SeS may he committed in the
1oo"th t ""o our Executives .will sit silent;
wv tet Il s'aEe escape and make his way to
-Nortn tue "hd Douglas and all his satellites
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
Luxury & Economy Combined,

- FEE CENT. 0P The coPPRE SAVED AND A CHAR AND
bELlCloUS BEVERAGE OBTAINED IN HlSrrBs
FFME CELEBRATED BUCKEYE CoFFEE POT.
P"tehteH Nov22d. 1859; Re-issuel April I, 1850,
tue most perfect. economical and scientific arrange
nent ever I'M tro.lGced To the public. manufactured
"n lar ga l' In Wheeling. only by Ncsbitt Bro No
9o Hain stre"t Centre Wheeling, w. who havo nm
exclusive right for Ohio County The BuCkeyu Cot
zee iot possesses advantages not found in other in
ycnttons OF tho kind. The Infusion is obtained BY
oiSpA'ccn'e'u Instead of boiling the ground Cotlee
an'i as consequence only tho desirable qualities Of
the drug are obtained: making one of the most tle
C'os beverages one too that is free from the bitter
anu soluble principle which Is mpartetl to tho C0c
zee hy by continued boiling. and when viewed ruou
tae sc0TH Of economy, it has equal Tho buckley"
I0Hee Tot has been thoroughly tested and wherever
u mas Oeeh used 1t has boon hailed with universal 10y
a SS!IlSie TRIAL will convince any
" G also continue to manufacture and keen CON-
sthttN ON lIa the best and complete agsort-
ment Of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware to be found in ths
city. which we will soil wholesale or retail al Tho
very -LQRfSffJ JttSIIFEer ~ trTcs-
We will always keep on hand the best and most
approved Cooking Stoves for either coal or wOOd-
Our Stoves all CT the latest improvement and Sf
the best design, and at as lOw price any other
house in the city.
We particularly invite Country Merchants,
those buying tor Cash. to give call before pur
chasing elsewhere, they will find it to Ge their in
tercSt SO to do.
.Iotbing of Uvory description in our line Of busi-
dUnc in tho best style ami the most rens"na
BILE terms.
Remoulher the place. No. 4G Main Street. Centre
Wheeling. Va. [iNljl NE9BITT BRO.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
'HR PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
beon dissolved. Either partner uf the late Arm ors
authorised 10 make settlement. The accounts nr nil
THOSE indebted to the old firm will be found at the
N L-LelIs-S,seso-s; s;Si- nGvUv.
Wheeling. July lIth. 1850
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bog leave to state to the public that on the 121l
day Of July, 1S00 baught d. H. Lady's entire inter
est in the above mentioned firm. The business will
hs conducted hereAtter under the firm name Oi
Mcdonald & Bner and would respectfully ask lber.
al share of public patronage All stock ntrustcl
with US will meet with the most careful attention
iy30-3nl SMITH MCDONALD.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks SC

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
T Il. SHEPPARD, No. l31 Nan Street, corner q
81 Union, will continue to kscpOA hand aIargsand
complete of all artclcSin his uo consist
ing nf Ladies' and GentemGn's Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness, Trunks vaces, Carpet Bags. SatchclS, Coli
lara, IENIncs. Whips. &c.
would respectfully call attention my stook and
TmSt by strict attontien and prOmrtnsss, to merit
continuance of the public patrOnng"
All kinds of repairing promptly done, and in pro-
per mU:Mer. j. II. SHEPPARD.
se22l'59 15l, Main Street.
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New York Paper Warehouse.

ONE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS.
~ booksellers, Stn;i0nert, RiRdcrt, Printers, AMI
Purchasers generally saTc from 10 to 20 CT cent
by purchasing from first hands
Having increased our MHuufHc urfp= Faeilitie.. Ne
can offer great inducements to parties in want cT Pa
pers such usually to!d Iy Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat Papers. Ft4olscAp Letter NOte. and
Billet, Folia. Packet. Commercial and all grades Of
French Papers. CoIored Payers, Tissue, Binlcrs.
Trunk, mud Straw Board, Blottimg, etc., ee. Bank
Note. Bond. Drawing. Bank. EnVcIops. Particular
attention paid to supplying Banks with BanE-NOte
and Letter and Account Papers, SciioUs aud Seni-
nNries, Cl0rgymen and Professional men: EillIead"
in stock, ready ruled for Printers, from to Heads
to the sheet. Blue and White, Wovr and Laid. IL
fact, complete Paper Bazaar Send for Circulars.
Snd SRNe yOur money. Orders by mail. accompanied
with cash. willbe filled well if lreeeut in yer
son. CARSON 4 HARD,
Nrs-1y* Paper Warehouse. ~ BcckDina IF.
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just Published, IN a .Stoica E'nrelorc.
ALECTURE on TUE NATURE. TREATMENT ,NO
HAp!CAE CURE OF SPKH&l 4TuIlIIDEA. or Srr,-
maj Weakness. ScAnal I:Chiitl. Nervousness uuI
Involuntary Emissions. IvnIurin: I'I"ta!l, : Cor
sumption and Mental and rhysicUt lr'Ii rs.
Br ROB. j. CI:LTEEwKLL, NJ D.,
The important fact llpt tue awful esnse0u.urss Of
ssltabse may hs Gtrctu,Iiy rrn,vU1l without inter
ma 'nscinSs or til" dangerous applications Of cnus-
tiES, ihStrImentS nciica"L hnsiHd. and other ON
entirely new and highly successful treatment M
Nuopted y tho celebrated uWlhur fully C1plail,e l,y
me%ns "t which every is enabled 10 cure IimseIf
peliect,y, and at the Ioa>t possible COST thereby
EEo,nS all the advertised nostrus IF the day. This
LeState VIII prove boon to thousands aud thousands
[SSept oi IN" postage stamps, 6y addressing DR..
GiAS. j. Z: KLINE $50 First Avenue New YorE
Post BOX $3.50. = ~ ~: N'
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MIR. CLAWS SPEECH.

MIR. CLAY 5 SFEECH.
Mr. Cluy discussedthe subject of slavery
in its general bearings upon the people,
He regarded the questions now before the
country not rs single principle, but as
an "nggregntion of principles" The peO
pie are 10 consider and choose between
Two civilizations Civilizations in which
the elements of force and comparative ig
norance prcdomiuNte on the one side, and
civilization where labor is free and en-
Heightened on the other side; between
barbarism, and high intelligence; between
society where labor is owned and OPP
pressed, and society where the rights of
man are determined upon principles of
justice and equality.
| Col. Clay proceeded then to illustrate
the difference between soriety North and
! South, to demonstrate the advantages of
free over slave society. The relative intel
satisfactory proof of his premises. The
ensc of it all WIS embodied in the
fact that the very worst educated free
State is better educated than the best ed
ucutcd State South. He regarded this one
of the best evidences of free over slave
society, and proceeded to institute par
allel between the national prosperity of
States in which the two degrees of civili-
cation exist.
DisCoursing upon the duties of the peo-
pie of the States in reference to the Union,
he endorsed the Republican doctrine III its
full sense, that Slavery must be restricted
TO its own limits, while freedom must be
maintained as the spirit of our institutions
in its nationality. He"grced with Repub-
licams, that there shall be no interference
whatever with Slavery in the States where
ever it exists, hut he would remind Demo
Gratis and Bell-Ererctt men that while they
are clamoring for the enforcement of the
laws, that it would become them TO Gu
quire whether they enforce the laws guar
antceiug to every American the rights oi
free speech. Look to the South and say
whether men there have thsright to speak
the honest convictions of their souls. Say
whether men of the North are permitted tO
go South and exercise their constitutional
right of free speech, and freedom in their
religious opinions. He could well remem-
Der that hc had spoken his sentiments
through the "True American" in Lextng-
ton, and the respectable mem of Kentucky
removed his press by force: They paid the
people of Ohio the high compliment O
saying in effect that a free people upon q
free territory could maintain the right o
free speech-which SHAREHOLDERS could mo-
tolerate.
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Hats and CAPS!

Hats and Caps!
r AN NOW RECEIVING AND D3IANUFACTUnING
large aud desirable assortment OF Hats and Caps
consisting Of Mcus. Youths aud Boys Hats and Caps
NIL Of the latest fashion. Also.
STRAW GOODS.-LEGIIORN, PANAMA 4 PALM
LEAF llATS-A large aud general assortment of thu
above goOs will bo sold at the very lOwest prices.
WHOLESALE BUYERS invited to calf and exaInins
the hats and prices bofOrc buying elsewhere
8. AVERY.
ap29 146 Main st. Wheeling Va
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FIRE AND INLAND NAvIGATIo

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
and Contents for terms Of one to fire years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through of financial sum
shine and storm or lev eventful in exempt from
sweeping c"ntASrAIi"n- ami maritime disaster. De
ing long established csSh basis. the troubles of
the credit system affect Us in material particular.
During hard times the security of reliable Insu-
T'nce Is "n imperative dntYtie ability of property
h'hicrN ;"Eu-tIin Loss being then much lessened.
Policies tssned without delay. a,ul all business at
tcnlel 10 with dispatch and fidelity. br
n. c. ARTHUR. Agent,
pifice orer the hank of Wheeling.
'chlN-l,w till Jan Ist 50
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First Glass Insurance
.IX THE-

Ra-Ca.hCapi'al 81 00O,VUO absolute and unmpa,red
WIN A sTKPLUs OF $5UG3ST SO.
Ana the PrssI!Ke"f 38 years success and experience
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REPUBLICAN, RATIFICATION
THE SPIRIT OF ,5s REVIVED
Speech by Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay.
From tho Cincinnati commereinIl

The Hepublican5 held n ratification
meeting Saturday night, in Fifth street
market space. 1t was a big one. Es1ima-
ted according to the Enquirer standard, it
| would have figured up TO many thousands.
| There is no necessity, however, for Re-
PuOhcHns to exaggerate it, since it was
massive enough without fictitious enum-
Grafton. And it was very spirited. Twas
vehement, and the Spirit-stirring scenes of
the kessier campaign seemed to lie revived.
1t was not 81 little cheering to the Rcpub-
llc"ns to see the old American wards turn
weary OF tho antiquities OF inexpensive
platforms and iusiucere politicians.
The Sixteenth Ward, heretofore regarded
the peculiar domain of Americanism,
made very handsome turn out, and its
leading elements were men who formerly
were most vigorous for Sam. They came
into Fifth street with full band of music,
big illuU:iuated Wagon, and expressive
transparencies, a brawny fellow splitting
rails, and every man making the wclkiM
ring with those peculiar stunning yelis
which have made Sans boys famous for
their vocal powers. In the tail of their
wagon they had "a cannon, which talked
like thunder.
Then the Germans came down numcr-
ously, with music, transpnrcncies, and n
banner which in ';'8 witnessed til triumph
over Democracy. Their enthusiasm was
intense. They rent the air with stunning
shouts, and dispersed darkness with pyro-
technic lights Some of their Transparent
cics were new. They were generally dcdi-
Gated 10 'sI1oncstOId Abe" Que indicated
that part of the procession were "0ld
f.! Abe's Grand Children" Another exhibit
ed picture ofa bell, MIR. John Bell, OF
/ Tennessee, dangling heels upward in it,
/ for a clappsr. 1t was labeled 'CTaP-Trap.'
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0Eo. ". JoMNsOS. yoExsoI
G. W. JOHNSON & SON,

sheet Iron Ware.
4 improved facilities We are hstter Dr.nar,I No W
than ever to I'LL all orera for any article or work In
the above inc of business. Vallics and Conductors
made to order Steamboat work done in u substnn
tihI and Workmanlike manner. We are now paving
particular attention to this branch of tho trade. and
can guarantee satisfaction i'll every particular To
wholesale Dealers we offer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware IL
complete aud the assortment is full at all times wa
of Coal and Wood stoves on hand at al tmes
G. w. JOHNSON & SON
No. l79 Market Square,
JJ@-u""u VIII cciirg, Ta.
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Assets, january i, 1883.

Upwards OF fsII,OOO,OOO
or Losses have been paid by the Etna Insurance Co..
i'll the past IS years.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoxpARr1,. (oR .xr ,~c,, \,
LEss, MAKE A SouARE ''
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MATCHES $500 gross Shanghai. Round wood
Tel j. A. N4sTCAEF.
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OpF1CE ON MONROE STREET, 2DDoOR ABovE
NJ THE MeLURE HOUSE, W1IEELING, VA.
R4eAttends regularly tho Superior and Inferior
Courts of Brooke, Hancock and Ohio counties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

Democratic and American fallscv ,b.,
tnis t,s, Union is compact of States. liz
hela that it was a compact of peoplc. and
9V9tea slW9 the preamble to the Constitution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10
AiGbmanh pispatt9.
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 10 1850.

CoxsrMrr,oN.-At the annual meeting OF
the New York Geographical ana StSslssscas
Society, held in that city on Inursaay laar
Mr. III L. Mullard read paper on rttsis Pull
monnres the disease commonly known a.
Cousum,tion. II carried on, ne said, more
r~rsous than any other disease Itnow caused
n siy III OF the deaths In the world. In Cana.
IA New York and Boston there had been
~erv considerable diminution Of deaths BY II
since the beginning of the century. In New
YORK 1t had diminished from 70 TO II per cent
than New YORK. Chicago shows only about
per cent. of Consumption. The army Stats.
tics showed most Consumption on the Gulf
Coast Of Florida, South Carolina, and Alabama;
next Is New York harbor and Califor MIA !;
next Texas next Washington and Oregon Ter
ritories next the Atlantic Coast Of Florida
and lowest New Mexico. In Iceland from
1877 to 1897, there was not a single case OF Con.
sumption. II was the same in Labrador an u
Greenland. and was very rare In OPper
Russia. Persia and Algiers were singuIaTiy
free from it, Consumption was MoEe PIe.a
lent In Gibraltar aud Malta than III Canaub
according to the British army statlsucs.
The deaths are much greater IN ber-
muda than in New Foundiand. In HIN.
dos tan. there is very little consumption.
In districts where intermittent levers are pre-
vaient snch as Venice, and the Tuscan ma.
remme there il very little Consumption. The
dea tbs by Consumption in the British army
are thre. times great as in the navy. March
April May, February, January, December,
June. July, November, August, September,
October is the order in which the months
stand, commencing with that in which there
is the greatest number. In October, there are
only about four.flf,hs as many deaths as in
March. Among occupations, tailors are most
liable to Consumption; then come shoemakers,
locksmiths, physicians, gardeners, butchers,
and lawyers. The liability of the tailor IS
more than four times as great as that of the
lawyer As TO climate, humidity appears to
eonduce most TO 1t, though \ moist salt air Is
not conducive to it. Cold is nnfavorable to it
es specially co liable cold. 1t is more common
among women than among men, and is most
common between the ages Of ~ and 80. There
Is no reason 10 believe that there is more or
less Consumption now Than thousands of
wears ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
1 vices to the public in the treatme Mt of all secret
diseases. Twenty years. practice in the above
branch gives DR.. p. a claim to public favor.-Odioe
on Franklin street near the Exchange Hotel and
ways on hand, supply OF the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
ONES sent to order. All oOmmv uioatIOns BY letter
or otherwise promptly attends to- Richmond. W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

- TIE 6AkATRST lNVENTtON or
ATHE AGE, "The Patent sweat Proof SOFT
~AAT,at ELLErT 4 WE!sIGER's:
n STRING AND sum nER, 1e6O.-JuEt
:ss sTRAw 's SSSSbs sgSpws AMas oofE
co.'s, 2N Broad street. We are now enabled to
display a large and complete assortment Of Sum-
NOR Goods. Bows Hats and Caps in every varie.
~; Misses and Girls Flats. In French and
American Folt Hats We have the Omer Pacha,
Natty, Opera French Bell, Perfection, and various
other new and desirable styles To country Mer-
chants and planters We osn ofer Inducements that
cannot fail to please. Dress Hats manufactured
in any desired style or shape at the shortest NO
t,os End at different Rr'%es' S1la m go re
07 Broad st. Richmond. Va.
n NEW WHOLESALE HAT HOUSE,
~ No. 2aS BALTIMORE STREET, BETWEEN
CHARLES AVID HANOVER,
BALTIMORE. MD.
j A Nj z II. B r. q Is u II i.
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
(Late with Geo. A. Warder d Co..
Would respectfully invite the attention Of country
merchants to their large and entirely new stock OF
STRAW. FUR, CASHMERE, WOOL and SILK
HATS, of the latest style for the spring trade.
Having long experience IN busln ness, and very su-
perOr facilities in obtaining our supplies from
manufacturers, VIC feel confident that we can otter
inducements to country merchants In both quality
and price, and we would be pleased to have you
call and examine stock when visit our city.
Orders promptly attended to. Hats manufactured
to order. JAMES II. BENBURG CO.
fe16-eOd3m
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DENTISTRY.
.u,,s,,,a,. .Tii.. -rss c-SSs


81 ,. A. 1~T@h susGkoN DENrls.ti,,
49,, !. y Horton Kesch . irlmniEs store, az pJ
doors Above Msssrs- Thea. X. ffisS +"
GuQds store. -, o., the ahove
haass voa,d 10 pieAaed a. see those VITA s,eya
ass ens * smsnss. aaa Ia. made sS.shs,t sysi =
IN sha wass and see sns
stv = knovn TO the Profession, aEa sH s"sls-N
81 hin warranted 81 tive antlsfAesinn. go.
AHANCAknT4k AtAAE WVna LAT
Nl kave q Mad from tho above tas.oas~ a., IL
zIso. c0UNfER SCxi.ES IL avery y.I. ssysi i
o neenn Tor .thS mAAutActutsn are SnI vs.s-
taks esdese f,s ralsesH sfssa: Sess JSrsb4iv
= s''.'''' ''fntiws'::, ffSE. 4. . 49, g..
tA0o-y Nes"
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HANOVER COUNTY.

PETER W. WlNGFIELD is q
candidate for COMMISSIONER OF TIKI
REVENUE for the upper district OF Hanover
county.
Election fourth Thursday in May. (mh 2s--tds"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

Passengers BREAKFAST ANA sup ~ Ashland and 40
on board the comfortable steamer Istwser AeaS
Creek and Washington.
IA For further Information, sygsJ ri ihs o'ae'
Broad street, Shocsos Hi.
JAS. b. WlNSrOH. Cent FicSs; Ast
NAx,I Ruth. Supl.
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CHEerERFIELD COUNTY,

~ TO THE ERSOFCHESTER.
~ FIELD COUNTY:--The Office Of CON
MONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY for the County OF
Chesterfield being within the range OF my profes-
sional employment. would be for that reason, and
that reason only, an acceptable position to me.
therefore aOcede to the requests Of q number of
voters, recently expressed, and declare myself a
candidate for the sudraEes Of the people,, at the
election to BE- held on the fourth Thursday in May
regular term Of four years.
ap ll-tde G. C.. McRAE
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.4Tfk on MN ~. h Mn 4 I NJ ~ .

~VIA I r. I r ; [ 4, = yez.A1S,1srra
AND NORFOLK-Pass leay- -. =.
lug Richmond ever MONDAi, WtpNEsSbbA i
and SATURDAY mornings, b: the kICHh
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CAMS, o.
half past four o'clock say 40 A. N, cog
meet with tne cars at Petersburg, tor Nofin's Nu'
arrive at Norfolk IN due time I" tsAe 'A9 "gaat.
TOWN, for NEW YORK. arriving Al New III
early the merit day atisIaoonS ,n ums Log ''' 80
ferent lines gong EAST and SoR IL. t.4,.
Passage to New ork from RieREaoni' 'ht..', , =.
meals and state room, on boifd the sc .'Hel .r,
same as though passsse 1aS 'ssan "h '''''
ship here-S!o.
For TIcksis. q ppii IL -..-.....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10
GREAT Reduction In TiiA n
PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS-A
~ From Is To 20 per cont. saved by buy
irg froT J. H. ANTHONY,
\SX{AN .t0fmhIar HOtAl tulldin,

Moleskin Hats Of best quality, s. 80; do. second
quality, 5 o.; fashionable Silk Hats, g. fine calf
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, 2s
}. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city OF Phllade phia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he Will sell at the unpre
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. Oc 23-dhWN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10
ViKGisiA CEsTg 4

GKzKSzk-1S N a l. and PAssENGtS
TRAIN win leaye RICHMOND Dal!s st y 4 p
for GORDONcVILEE, CHARIOT lt~st III f.
STANTON. LYNcHBuRG, ALEK"NDR'"
and WASHINGTON.
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