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GhroMolsleter Watches.
10 Carriage Manufacturers.

TliE subscribers have constantly on hand
L large assortment OF superior CARRIAGE
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ent thIckneSses, all Of which they will dis
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CLOCKS, WATCHES,
FINE JEVs'ELRY and SILVERWARE.
EsE1EJAEsEE =. CLARK

No. Is 2LHket Street, dbore Fourth,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND,
W l. N ! \ G re \, d T. l. \ w A r E.
4 iDNI lNUE5 to keep on hand his usual variety
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PLACES
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Ladies' JevycIry
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ANOTHER CHANCE FOR POTTER.

from LNe -HddfNOt, W tSCV"StH, UftOts
In every instance in which john f. Potter has made
public exhibition of his peculiaes during the present
session Of Congress the Republican papers have charged
the humiang exposition to the Interference or nstga
ton of Judge Larrabee and other Wisconsin men in
Washington. When Mr.. Potter, for his purposes,
swore before the Mayor of Washington that he owned
certain negro who was arrested as vagrant, it was i'm
mediaely written from Washington to the Racine Jour
nal aud generally copied that the negro arrested at
the instance of Judge Larabee and myself for the pur-
pose of getting Potter into scrape, if either of US
could know Potters personal relations to the yagabond
negroes of the District that be would feel constrained
to commit perjury procure the discharge of every
gro under the yagrant laws of the city.
The truth is, that neither Larrabee nor knew any
thing of that matter except what reported in the
papers Again when Potter thrust himself into the dis
graceful riot, commenced by LOvejoy upon the floor OF
Congress- and succeeded in attracting the notice and re-
sentiment of gentleman by interPOlatng offensive Ian
grage into the official report, the Republican letter wr
ter set up the howl that Wisconsin "egging
the difficulty Before leaving Washington, addressed
Mr. Pryor in relation to this charge ane received the fol-
lowing reply which establishes the utter fasy of the
port
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country as ohousehold word Eminently worthy and
capabe for the first office he modestly and as in better
conformity with his tastes and habits prefers the second
place on the ticket He too, is life long conservative
Whg; an intimate personal friend while that ustrous
man lived of Henry Clay and, since his DEATH the peer
less orator Of America.
OF late il has been considered matter Of graduation TO
have one man of standing and and frst-rae ability on
Presidential ticket Here We have ticket on which both
names presented are among the first Of living statesmen
and either of whom would confer more honor upon
the Presidential office than the position could on him
They are men, too personally uneXcephonablc of great
purity of character and moral WORTH and in their nomi-
nation the people OF this country aud particularly the
Od-Line Wings will have an excellent opportunity Of
showing practically their patriotism aud devotion to
sttuonal principles and the Union oi our fathers.
We can heartily congratulate our Whiy friends upon
the certainty which this nomination affords that the per-
picking question Where shall gO." which has so long
troubled many of them will not take long to answer
Whatever may be the issues splits dssentions doc
tnes of the canvass they at least certain of having
opportunity 10 cast their votes Tor men and principles
after their own heart
Frog, tie lugusit GA, Chronicle and Seminal.
Throughout long course OF public life the sanderOus
tongue OF enmy has never charged these men with inf
deity to the right They are not demagogues seeking
mower Al the expeee of the public good and the public
peace but plain odi4shOned patriots like the fathers OF
the Republic who when called, have served the people
faithfully and we'll They have almost too much honesty IL
deity dcapac fear for this corrupt and degenerate
age They were nominated because it was hoped they
might be able to give peace the dscordan clements
that they night rally to their support In the fierce sectional
conflict of the times the conservative of the pop
uaton who had no interest in parties but simply desired
good government that they might al!ay the raricida
strife which bad men and mere politicians had wickedy
or iooshy aroused aud that under their auspices, it
elected the laws should be enforced the constitutional
equality of the States aud OF the citizens should be main
tained and thus beloved Union be preserved.
Surely is time that the conflict should cease that
agitation of the question of slavery be stopped aud that
the whole energies of the Government be developed for
the good of all the people The delegates at Baltimore
were entirely harmonious and the nomination was re-
ceiyed with hearty enthusiasm Twenty years ago there
was not eight months heore the election, he Of The
enthusiasm for Harrison and TYLER which is already
ifested for Bell aad Everett We looking hopefully
for a return o the spirit Of that daya spirit which bore
down all opposition and riumphluty defeated tho
rupt Democratic dynasty Of Martin Van Buren,.
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHINC,

lnCre a = e q k'a Gilt G -.
I'VE subscriber has manufacturing Clothing In the N
,lty of Richmond twenty and has az this ~
ums nom 3 Too hands Ia his employment, and WILL Ia 1l
r next month tVo, make large additions 90 that LII
ber Having taken the story his especially Tor
purposes E determined 90 make article Co. the
clothing ua That shall compare n respect with clothing
made i Northern cies aud De ask, the patronage OF bis old
friends ard the public generally, view % The fact that he Is Civ
ing employment u midst to large uuUber OF mechanics ana
wohy Females who might otherwise sG-r for the uecessAre o.
l Hh & best of cutters ami materials not TO De surpass
ri ty house iu The country.
Maryland, Virginia. Car0,nas and Georgia CaSsimeres and
rveri. or az grades auI coo strictly southern Mauu,a
House a shall be- satisfied hy personal Inspection %
shat De Intends be has been doing
D. b SPENCE Clothier and Tailor,
ma2 Corn Main and ism sts R,hmoni Va
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Mr. BRowN.
These false reports raceabe in every instance d.
recty to Potter himself-the writers who gave
them currency being in his employ and paid for out oi
the public treasuryone being the nominal secretary OF
the committee Of which he is chairman and another an
employee of the Postmaster Of the House. place assign
ed TO him for Potter's vote.
have avoided heretofore any private interference or
public exposition of affairs with which my has been
arantably associated by Potters pdd lbcery but
have it in my power to prove beyond cay or dispute,
that John l. Potter is braggirt coward and iaser
that his acceptance Of Pyos challenge and his choice
OF weapons a cowardy subterfuge; his keeping him
self in public boarding house. within haing distance Of
the police rendering hostile meeting with Pryor utterly
mpracucabe had his brutal been promptly accept
ed by Pryor. frends-PryOr himself being dogged ont
of the District by police officers in the pay of Potters
friends These facts be proved by the aidavts OF
police officers in Washington who employed in the
The suborned letter writers, and the mercensy
press have heretofore bad the account OF this matter all
to themselves but the history will present entire
" different face. BEGIAn BRowN
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THE ATLANTIC CApIE-The Boston Transcript learns
from parties interested in the enterprise that some fifty
miles OF the Atlantic cable have been taken up from
point extending seaward from the shores of Trinity Bay
and that fractures found in the cable just where
they had been indicated by the Instruments on shore
The intention il to underun similar length OF wire on
the European side and il hOughtby the slngine pro
moters of elegraphug that the Atlantic cable will
be- made 10 work
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SPRING AND SUMsIER CLOTHING,

Uf UIk " AtU n VI VI ANU FAI Z X I.
n rR stock Ready Made Clothing complete the
~ attention 90 aud public In general 10 call anc
De convinced who - cheapest and best made Clothing
In @ city, Our stock Is large, aud W will continue 10 make
during the summer be able o. Keep stock In
We s also Clothes 90 order, In the --latest styles,
and viii warrant t0 lf or no sale.
large stock of Cloths Clssimerv and Vesngs hand All
We ssE is call, and look sJr yourself At + NORRIS 90,
~ slr.-t
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Two THOUSAND BrSHELs oF TROUT ONE HAIL.
The fisheries Of the Eastern Shore of Virginia have been
remarkably successful this season; such quantities having
been taken that it has been found impossible opreserye
them the consequence is that large quantities have been
carted up on the adjacent farms At one haul
last week two thousand bushels Of trout were pulled up
The seine stopped in six foot water aud it being mpos
sible to land such an immense quantity the seine had to
be opened that portion might escape One-half were
accordingly let out, and thousand bushels pulled
ashore. This occurred in Northlmpto mptou-Norfolk Day
Bg0l
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SOILED CLOTHENG!

FlttV Fer Gent ReducuOn!
W. have ldi lot % White Linen aud Marsees
w Coats sk aud Marsenes Vests White and Fancy shirts,
Linen and Jean Drawers which offer half the regular
price
All the Ola stock Of the late firm Of Tupman Hull viii sell
az cost object is a. all seasons show and desirable
Cohn cat a Fashionable shape Of al qualities at prices Hs low
house in the trade
New Goods received BY ever steamer
SHAFER HALSEY, a Co, 1O Main street.
mAly Late Iupman s. Hull
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, WASHINGTON,
4

May 7th 1860.
Dear Sr The report to which you invite my atten-
tion like the of the stories in reference to the af
fair with Mr. Potter published in the Republican papers
is utterly destitute of truth. No from Wisconsin,
elsewhere, presumed to advise what honor demand
cd of in resentment of Mr. Potters conduct As to
yourself aud Judge Larrabee, | never had word with
either of you in regard to the matter.
Very respectfully, &c.,
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Bows CLoTalSGi BOYs CLOTHING g

DAWN FNWEEf HAftdIN a 90. nave JUST T5ltIVel
H their ,1d supply BOYS Clothing, and prepared
% s tc lower Than before having bought them a. much
red "d owing o. The being advanced We would,
tore, confidently invite % good and nice Boy
Clothing prizes, give a call before buying
kn0W al sell am thing ln the BOYS line low.
DARRACOTr, HARRIS CO..
Successor, 20 Merchant, Wesiger Co,
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NUMBER 129,
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
YOR NAY 1900.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

Tas Manager call ne attention Of the pubh5 10 ne y10in2
splendid SAaaes 10 be drncn "a Wilmington, Dsfaorrs
BYSTATE 4 UTHORTTY
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letter from Woodstock Shenandoah County, says:
"Od Shenandoah has elected Wing for Sheriff There
were three candidates running two strong Democrats
and one Wing. So you what a change has taken
place in public sentiment in the old Tenth
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMs.
D.HvPsper IS per anaum; sentweskIy S5 Weekly es A.
" r advance Rsrittancca may be made The risk 0 ths
s5-ss-s AL where evidence taken the deposit
i,rs.il Poet once containing money.
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SimP son " Miller
II9 Main street.
VOC VIII fnj Clothing, ot THEIR OWN MANUFACTURES, thtt
cannot be- surpassed in any market We wi Keep constantly
feui du0g e Spring and months ful stock Of
thing that Kept u The Clothing ue Our goods have been got
with tc retail trade. and
motto Excelsior regards SIT STYLE aud W08hNASSHIP
suits cn-spollR l color different pieces and quail @ % dt
Coats Pants Vests shirts made order az short
dee Please give 1s cal 40 49, Ilh25 SIMPSON MILLER
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Monr1 or a TEXAs DIvI>R A Texas paper says
that Rev. r. T.. Thompson a native missionary in that
State is breaking himself of the habit ofssearng and
reads the Scriptures quite nuently"
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
2O4 approximation prizes ranging from $50 up 20 800
IS g5S prizes amounting Ia aqso Ro
CAUTION

Persons living distance should extremely caution, o,
whom they order Lottery Tickets Certificates Of Package. Of
Tickets The country flooded with bogus and sWindpg Iott,
res Every nducemelt held out 20 persons 81 moay
in them Capital Prizes OF from f2OO0 20 10000 head tbs
schemesVih Tickets One Dollar t0O0 900 Capital Pr1e ara
offered Tickets Five Dollars All such In every instance are
frauds and u money sent TO them for Tickets muca
without the shadow chance getting prize
Beware Of all Lotteries where the Capital Prise unusually large
10 comparison TO the price Of Tickets every nsan. xhs.
Prizes offered for small Tickets put down To-.
a certain fraud.
eB- All orders addressed TO FRANCE BROADBENTs A Co
Wlmn gon Dell will with prompt attention and IN. prDtei
Official drawings sent a over
FRANCE, BROADBENrs 4 Co.
ma2-3aynd WilmIpgton nsIsS.,,.
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From The Mobile Adrsrtiser.

The announcement in the Advertiser Of yesterday that
John Bell Of Tennessee and Edwurd Everett Of Massl
chuse had been selected the standard bearers OF the
Cons tutional Union party for the impending Presden
tial canvass caused thrill OF pleasure in the breasts of
the Odne Wings and conservatives OF this city unie
before for many years All recognised the nomination
a. one emuenty " &c TO be mad IL really seems to
have touched as with a live coal the embers of Whig
patriotism and they already begin to glow as of old
when warmed by the magic name and eOquence OF Hem
nv Clay For ourselves, received the tidngs with
unbounded satisfaction. Based, is the nomination,
upon platform impregnsbe against assault from any
quarter as the Constitution ITSELF have no uncertain
foundation on which stand but in principles and can
ddate we can plant feet upon the solid rock, what
ever nav be the sres or issues Of the coming canvass
In poitlcs Mr. Bell has always been a Wing OF the
Henry CLAY school, and is thoroughly national and con-
servauve in bis feelings and principles large slave
holder himself he is personally identified with the nsi-
utons of the South and is opposed out and ont TO the
pestlent doctrine of squaer Sovereignty which por-
ton of the Southern Democracy have magohed into a
vital and momentous issue. He ia a man Of hrstrate
ability and staesmanshp and if elected to the high Of
Zee of ihe Presidency be will discharge It's duties with
dignity hrmness and impartiality.
The name Of Edward Everett is now as familiar in this
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS.
DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, 4c
N0NsUMfR3 Of Richardson's Linens and those ds.lyop. NJ al
" tanning hr Genuine Goods, should that The As ,s
plrehae sealed With the flll Of the n RCHAEH
SON. Sons owDEN guarantee OF the soundness and uI
blty OF the geods
THIS caution rendered essentially large
OF Inferior and defective Linens prepared season
and sealed VIII the name Of RICHARDSON by Irish Houses Who
regardless OF te Injury thus inflicted alike Ameres5
slmer and the manufacturers Of the Goods viii NOT ~
abandon business SO profitable while purchasers be
with Goods u worthless character
J. BULL0CKE 90
,e5-dly Agents SO Church Street Nsvy,N
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Two puFsr and patriots, more accomplished add
profound statesmen cannot be found in this or any 9th
er country Both have served their country ia the coun
Un-ked in caring the arts aud practice the
duplcity Of demagogues and OtceseeSers, they have
never appeared upon the political arena eScep, upon The
call Of the people Such deserve well Of their coun-
try aud when they honor oise by holding il confidence
is inspired in the people and unl4ding lustre she'd upon
the nation Should the people do credit to themselves
bv eecng them to the offices for which they uomi
mated the Government will command respect at home
aud abroad.
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P0HINSON A ROBERTS, @,

n
- .--- fH st- tte ioiesinF articles
.H. .rlf Na. Peruvian ularos
American
.I Fine arI Coarse bCnttl-T,
l.IU uta s-rau1f Folr.
-H " Eztsa sapestue.io,
.H " Ry- Co..
I.H Firl Do
s " Cr. N.IIHrgs t1.,
t. cases a. e. LlecrIre Paste,
g. do DO,
u tl,
t... Hs r-.me Gum Arabic,
l.H" Auglsiar4 I5l4ua PtRns
t" Par. DO tot
"a. lcres b.s. trrr..s Olive o.
l." usgs Black Peas.
'H " CInye- Seed
q. " Pr.a.e EiFnrl Island Oats,
81 " Plver.r-d Charcoal. .
7 Ass1-s r.r 1e Nanhsal Oh Company, uc oH'r hssoh
la1 other Oils ~ sale tr- CompAnys prices, and F'
s ROBINSON 4 ROBERTS.
~ tRTER's hREAB TRAYS AND PASTRY
n ROBERISON SONS,
rf No fs Main str--t-
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ILN TRAPS Cloughs Lighthouse Ply Traps superior IA
l. anything OF the kind In market, for sale cheap by
CLARksUN ANDERSON
rnvq1 No. 100 M.ln strert.
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CoPNRTNEHSHIP NOEIC1

cor AK II ttANAaAA w
I'm OBJ. Nr11a7o's 'fi''fiy
.r...- ..-.-. u -..t.- THE business VIII be- c1u-
= ..'t..'.. ---s-f d IA SIpE4CO j. ". NIPE,
80 3u, Main street.
rtats tfIs opportunity sincere thanks % my
-t for their ihersI share OF patronage during le sl 'e
years -gs7ct Or tae concern i..r r'lolaei it,l
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- ~. krlrLf,rl C.mr,o,ncenIlh.


Tennessee is the only place in this great Coneder
acy where the nomination OF Mr.. Bell will be received
with shouts of Union with patrotc enthusiasm, and his
name will be- echoed from Maine 10 California to the
terror Of the enemies OF the Constitution aud the
I-por
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BgRRlys,S TIgE PROOF SAFES

HERRiYGS FIRE PROOF SAFES
- hsr rs IHE WORLD Secured vth powder proof Lses
A. hl-s.arproof safsa Eth Or without me ts P'' ~
s, E,s.uss oase, ls can have uen made % order 10
-..lif.e '.-n
~, l Richmond 80 Na'1 rirssL ,...,,,,,
II ftiNNISs EXTRA DUHLIN sTOUT.-wc have
tar- and 10 arrse frecf further supply Of the aoo'
.ai-l 1a.i lll1r l piuta and lulperill gni1 .-,-
-fti-lm a. = bANkNPnhL
MUDDY WATRR AND CLEAR ~ WATEH.-Me
save san On had fcE genuine meuteff fA1e--
- cnly remedy madiy sttcr which leaves a Psss0S
aad fsest For SAFE a. tse i5E price oi - - ,,,
CHRISTIAN 4 LArHkOf,
-ya - Main a.
l)( Ia AND Ia BALES MOCnA C9fKks5,sSas ~ s,Ss '''
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II Exp CODG !-1he c,lebr unsNceled CHALLENGE"
IN REFRG ERArOR with side yeutia'or. Water Coolers yarl
Gus paiter Pitchers, ali sizes and patterns Mas
ser patent mnute Ice Freezrr and variety Of
other kinds, Ter sale AZ reduced prices.
We call particular attention the justly celebrated CHA
LENGE" REFRIGERATION serng the best article Of
for sa In ts place, and therefore recommend With conf
dence received few only Of which
engaged the above requested TO call and
examine before purchasing ellewhere
C. \ A. BARGAMIN JR.,
mast 9l7 Main 81 Richmond, Va
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I,NANO AND PHOSFHAHh OF LthE-
" Re,s-s Manipulated Ouano
Ro5,I.ous super Phosphate of Lime ter sale BY -,
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,

CLASS 25.
To be drawn 10 Wilmington Del, Saturday, May &c, leo