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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

In ere n = ed Fa clIlt Q :.
EYIIE subscriber has manufacturing Clothing In the p0
Richmond twenty years and has az this 1FA
100 hands n his employm and En Ia ID
month two make large additions 10 that mum ILL
Having the story his especy for
cuug purposes be determined % make article Ia The
clothing line that shall compare In every respect with co
Northern cities and he asks the patronage Of his old
friends and public generally ysw Of the fact that he Nv
midst large number of mechanics and
worthy females Who gh otherwise suffer for the necessaes Of
he cutters and materials not 10 be
ed by house n the country.
Maryland Virginia. CarcInas and Georgia Cassimeres and
Ture, o ain grade, Strictly Southern ManufGc
in- House as an De satisfied by personal inspection Of not
shat he intends has been doing past
D. b SPENCE Clothier and Tailor,
Corn Main and 18Th Rchuond Va
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Hon. JOIN +. Porter.
Memorandum.


Ga to-day at o'clock and ten minutes Imet Mr. iPo.-
ter in the sitting OF the House of RepreseI-
tatyes and delivered TO him Mr. Pryor's first note u
copy Of which marked A. in Mr.. PryOrs possession
Mr. Potter opened the note which usealed aud read
It. then inquired ut what time his answer would be
communicated to which he replied that it should be at
his earliest convenience but perhaps that would not be
before moruing.
At o'clock, hearing rumors Of probable arrest of
the pastls, met Mr. Potter in the room, and in.
formed him Of rumOTs aud also that Mr. Pryor had
gone Of this District avoid arrest. lie said that he
would endeavor to avoid arrest; but could not leave i'm
mediaely lest his wife, who at the time in the gall,
~ should be alarmed.
At this same interview ! Informed Mr. Potter that |
suddenly called home 10y sickness in my family and
that Hon. l.. NJ keitt would in my stead had just
previously notified him Of this iu writing.
April II, lS6O I. q. HlSDMAN
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RICHMOND WHIG.


THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN MESSRS. PRY OR
AND POTTER CORRESPONDING OF THE PAR
TIES AND THEIR SECONDS.
In consequence Of the numerous false rumors which
have been indusrousy circulated through the Northern
press the Undersigned ieemi proper 10 make the follow
ing publication
The subjoined correspondence took place in conse-
quence of certain words uttered in the House of Repre-
sentives between MeSSrS Pryor and Potter. Mr.. Hind
man. appears from his memorandum (niarked Al be-
ing compelled home Mr.. KeitI received from
Mr. Lander Mr.. Potters first note, with the understand
ing that he hand it to Mr. Miles who delivered it
to Mr.. Pryor. As Mr. Lander distinctly stated to Mr.
Keitt that Mr. Potter ,cod not fags the District it was
deemed proper for obvious reasons and to guard against
interruption in the affair that other than member
of Congress should bear the challenge to hostile meet
ing IL, the District to Mr.. Potter Mr ChiSman, non
resident Of Washington then assumed the place OF acting
friend for Mr. Pryor. Mr.. Miles advised with him
throughout entirely poncurring NL him u every step
up to the termination of tbs correspondence their
part and has desired make tis public statement of
position. T. =. CIllSMAN,
WM. PORCllER MILES
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SPRING AID SUMnER CLOTMING.

WI. IRA SMITH,, ia NAN 81,
in Of his manufacture very large and
desirable stock Of Gentlemen and BOYS Fashionable Cloth
M consisting OF all the style garments aud latest styles Of
Fabrics which would invite the attention OF the patrons Hav
experience great facilities FOR catering for this mar
ket think stock cannot but give enrs sat
sftOn sid sell good article at fair prices well made,
lastly cut, aui in the latest styles
call is all ask - eOnylaee you that mean all say
~ Ira SNI I'll. ll4 Main o..
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Bows Clothing!

Sim y son ~ MIlIcr =.
II9 Vain street.
NToU VIII end Clothing Of THEIR OWN WANUFACTURE, that
surpassed u market We will keep constantly
ou hand sprn. months u st 'cE oi eve
~ brg Kept 90 hr Clothing line Our goods have been got
ten up by especial reference 90 the retail trade and Uu-
Excelsior regards IN, STYLE and WORKMANSHIP
rrepol n color different pieces and quail ties 70 d.
Goats Pants Vests shirts made 70 order At short no
tce Please give gai at ily. mh=S SIMPSON MILLER
NOTICE.
O,UR stock of Ready Made Clothing, No % Msn st.,
~ Mr. g. wllirlOC6, and Will continue 10
large tbistmeut 40. lvj Main ST. where Will be
pleased o The public n general, having
made arrangements clothing here, and
prepared receive ORDERS Kind 90 be made up Ia The
yl- and short notice Our winter o"k viii otrr at
reduced prices make r.om for sprias stock Call AZ
j16 T. NORRIS 4 CO, lVO MAIN -
+ NORRIS b. BILLS
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would seem to men of plain sense not more so than
fight with bowie knives.
| have the honor TO be- very respectfully
Col. +. w. Lander. T. 2. CllISMAN.
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AT Wholesale.
NNTE prepared TO show country MerehAn3 uu
w larger, more attractive aud cheaper stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING

heretofore Having Important advantages IN thc pur
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rcuce than In the manufacture and
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Ter wormanshp same lower prices than other
house trade Devoog the whole Of our attention 20 this
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April II, 1850.
Sir Your uo.e Of this date, received by the hands OF
Hon ThOs G.. lndman, invites correspondence to
be hereafter conducted outside Of the District Of Coum
ba evidently avoid your part certain penalties i'm
posed by law reply that the constitution OF Wisconsin
allows me no escape from the consequences Of such
correspondence as you TO contemplate, wherev-
or il may be conducted | therefore inform YOU that
such further correspondence" you may wish make
may be delivered nly friend, Col T. w. Lander
have the honor to be, very respectfully your ODE
dent servant JNO. +. POTTER.
Hon RoGER \ PRYoR
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MAsnINGroN. April lS. 1850

WASHINGTON, April lS, 1860
Sir Neither my fend Mr.. Pryor, nor myself have
any personal quarrel with you. cannot therefore, per-
nit him myself 10 take any advantage Of your
teOus offer substitute yourself ia Mr. Poters place
As Mr. Potter, vino is as you state, "unaquanted
with the usual weapons of dueliss" cannot meet my
friend "On equal terms" ia the District Of Columbia
cep, with the common bowie knife" (which mode Of
fighting have refused 10 aeeede TO- and he "wll not
20 out Of the District to fight duel, and moreover
'waives the usual last of the nondueist the
ser,ion that he viii defeud himself wherever assaled
must terminate this correspondence with the express
sion of my regret that have been unable to adjust
the matter between principals in the manner usual
among gentlemen" which manner, though your princ-
pal "detesis and abhors il barbarous and inhuman
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SIR: Win you have the kindrcss to designate place,
outside the Di,trc; of Columbia, and the time, when
and where there may be further correspondence be-
tween us.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, &c,
ROGER A. PRYOR
Hon JOHN T. PorrrR
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April p :! T. VI.
Hon. Mr. CUsu,N-Sir Owing to my not being able
dud Mr. Potter (m article in the Star causing him To
change his place OF meeting am compelled quest
YOU TO await reply 10 the note YOU have favored
with for slor, space OF time, say for few hours
am, most respectfully yours &c.
/. w. LAGnER
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0FFICR NO SOUTH PRTDERICK STREET,

- go -- -. ~ htIspgoEz, Nh.
Let no false resry Veve' yoa, Got apply Immediately,
either pe.Sonaiy by e,teT.
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40 sIRANGERS.
The many thousands this within the last twelve
years the and important Surgical operations per.
formed Dr. j. witnessed by the reporters papers and
many other persons notices Of which appeared agan and
again before the public besides his standing as gera "a
character and responsibility Is Asueient 4sss NE afflicted
je9-ly
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Hon. 7. 2. CnIsuAN.
A CARD FROM Mr.. CHISNAN.

In further explanation of Mr. Pryors position in the
controversy with Mr.. Potter doom it p,oper to make
public the following no,es which though delivered
have essential bearing ON the transaction. The first
note was handed to ME by Mr. Pryor in Alexandria and
at his urgent entreay agreed, against my own judg
ment to deliver it to Mr.. Potter but which, on reaching
Washington in Difference TO the and unanimous
remon3trance of the Hon. Messrs. Lamar. Kciu, and
Miles determined take the responsibility of with
holding
VIRGINIA, - O'CLOCK, April l3 1860.
Sir | avail myself of the.earles moment after Il re-
port from my friend Mr.. Chisman, to send you this
note.
Ia consequence of the impossbility of communicating
with me- INV friend has been compelled to proceed with
out conference in the several stages Of this controversy
lie has acted in my behalf from the highest impulses of
houor ana in obedience to the rules Which govern the
conduct of gentlemen in the settlement of personal d
culties. Nevertheless I cannot bide bis decision
Before formally accepting your terms of combat,
must )c the intimlton conveyed in The note of your
friend, Mr.. Lander to the effect that ! seeking in
some way to restrict your liberty OF speech as Repre-
sentative do not question your PRIVILEGES in that II
gard. only intend 20 vindicaie iay own CHARACTER
against aspcrson which YOU interpolaed without
in the official report OF the debates in the House Of
Representatives. and for which you refused any apology.
Protesting against the terms Of combat you olcr-lst
because tlay do not afford the satisfaction usual
among gentlemen" which you engaged to accord me by
your acceptance Of my challenge; IDLY because they
iuhuman atrocous and iepuguan to all the sentiments
of a civilized community 3dy, because by reason of
your greatly superior sze and strength, they deny
every condition of equal DO
accept your terms and will fight you You propose.
81 friend Mr. ChisHan. is authorized to arrange the
details OF time aud pacs.
Before concluding must assure you that 10 the Use Of
every weapon one-the pstoyou have at least as
mlch eGI erience and eNpertness myself.
To thi. note require reply in your own namc
have the honor TO be, very respectfully
ROGER A. PRYOR.
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APRIL u, lSdO.
Sir If there be any ambiguity in my note of last
niug after the explanation by my friend Col Lam
der TO your friend Col Keitt las night, and Mr. CHS
man to day which understand be made, beg to say
that will the inquiry contained in your OF
TO-DAY when challenge shall reach
have The honor 10 be, very respectfully, &c
Hon Roger \ Pryor. JNO. r. POTTER.
NoIs-IniEejatay on receipt of the above, / deliver
ed the following note with .biuh had been furnished
by Mr.. Pryor in advance. T. p CliISM4N.
VIRGINIA, April H. 1860.
Sir demand the satisfaction usual among gentlemen
for the personal ailrout you Cired in debate and
for which you were pleased to your responsibility.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully,
ROGER A. PRYOR.
Hon. JOINS F. POITER.
P.S As TREND, Nj. CLisman, will deliver this note.
= 4. 7.
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WuR WILLIAMS SAMUEL v. R
WILLIAMS q REID,
nI \ L IL L-NL-r

Commission Merchants,
A 2 CORNER WIfFyT AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, OhiO.
s orders f0r s Sni of " cStern RrOdu ucc, and make
I,e-iI gnzh Advances ON COnsignmcnts tor sale, or
,haudisc bought L-d stored account Of purchasers
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-So Advertisement 90 be considered by he month or ySI
800 I'd ou Manuscript, previously agreed upon De-
80 che parties ., - a.. --. b. ,,..ie.J ,r,--
st-us WI continued until ordered sut aad payment
-, .-eI arclriinsy .t, -. t....t 49,, .,t,.
$3.50 . Annual Advertisers, To proper % state 1afsig
-s.es ony eveut ts 90 the Immediate business Real
I .rf sI other Advertisements sent by them 20 be an
l5...as talr.- ANA uo vuriAuon-
80 rs.tt- and General Ag-us Adsc,ss1en not 70 be
~ ~ tt. vt- bc CHARGED 40 the usual rates, subject
...- discounts Is shall be agreed upon.
and yearly lFefUs1s generally, engaging one
-srs with thr privilege of change, shall not, ou ther
sv sv.-t-a 1 week, insect uasr tin tc amount
,r Is h- standing rule under ne contract and S exeee
i-.....t amount o. p- charged at the usual rates
ti,.1., inserted il ue Seui MeeAy wing az 10 crA's
IN ID does less or e drst Insertion, and 50 cruts
P .-. f.-. .,tl continuance. &C. weekly, . cents.
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Hol. Roger A. Pryor.

WAsHINGroS, April 12, on r. n.y. 1850.
SE: have to STATE that my principal, Hon JOhu f.
Potter, discsining the particular rules of the code will
fight Hon. Roger A Pryor with the common bowie
kuife, at such place, private open air in this
District, may agree upon; at time TO be fixed
within the next twelve O2 hours by you and myself;
distance four feet at commencement Of engagement
Two seconds to be- present to each principal Seconds
restricted to navy revolver each Knives OF prnc
pals of equal weight aud length OF blade. Fight to COM
mence at the word three 3 The calling OF the tally
aud word between the principal seconds be decided
by turning piece of money
have the honor to be, most respectfully,
l.. w. LANDER.
Hon. T. p CHlsNAN.
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PICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
VOLUME 64.

TERNs:
p,s- as per Anuura. serai eeky, IS, Weekly % Al
,lvarre RtltAntes r1ay pe nale AT tns Us vi
so M ssea where evidence 1 taken on the deposit OF
fa'-I, ~ post O1dce containing nonsy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18

WAsnNGroS April Is, 8 A. NJ
SIR: Your note is just received Without replying to
the terms Of indignation which to peryade it,
will simply say that NV principal deteSs and abhors the
barbarous and inhuman mode Of settling difficulties
usual among gentlemen termed dueing He repre-
sentS his coustuents in the following manner lie as
ser,s and maintains his right to present OH the floor of
Congress, within parliamentary rules, any matter which
he believes to be correct.
Called upon by note to reply your principal he has
made his statement As his friend have presented it.
You object the terms They such would alone
enable my principal who uuacquanted with the usual
weapons Of duess TO meet your friend equal terms
He will not 90 OF this District fight duel. He
valves the usual last resort of the nondues-he asSer
ton that he will defend himself wherever assaied He
even goes far to be willing to time place and
caDos when this stage OF the affair you appeal the
strict OF the code aud express yourself dissatisfied
There is but result dsclaim any of the scrupes
which have actuaed my friend, Mr.. Potter
Differing with him much man can in politics,
believe with him that every American citizen is entitled
to the full expression of opinion.
therefore present myself in his place, without restric
tions.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
+. W. LANDER.
Hon. T. p CHIsNAN.
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WASHINGTON April l2, 1860
SIR: In response to the demand of my friend, Mr.
Pryor for "the satisfaction usual among gentlemen"
from your friend Mr. Potter you state that your priu-
cpa, disclaiming the particular rules OF the code
viii fight Hon. Roger A. Pryor with the common bowie
knife" Sc IL. Not recognizing this vulgar barbarous
and inhuman mode Of settling difficulties "eilher usual
among gentlemen" consistent with the notions OF ci
yized society," must without referring your commuui-
cation to my prnc a. Tor seeing him emphatcaly
refuse TO allow him TO engage in il.
Whenever your principal will reply to Mr.. Pryors de-
mRnd in such WAY may seem to be consistent with
any fair aud most liberal construction of the 'rules
OF the code"-whether particular geuaal-I shall
be most happy to communicate to my principal sush "a
response.
have the honor to be, most respectfully
7. r. CHlSMAN.
Col +. w. LANDER.
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W. LAGDER

APRIL ~ $50.
Sir: Your second note of to-day is received | refer
you to ny FREUD Col f. w. Lander to make the ueces
siry arrangements
have :he honor to be- &c.,
JOHN 7. POTTER
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VIRGINIA, April -, lSG0.
Sir: In order to be assured that | do not misappre-
hend the precise import Of your note by Mr. Lander
beg to inquire if you will accept challenge from in
the District OF Columbia.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, &C.,
Hon John +. Potter. ROGEI; A. PRYOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18

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5He lbs prime Guta Arabic,
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200 boxes best brands Olive on
..H loo bays Black Peas ....
90 " Glover Seed, A.
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