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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
Dc,nocrntic sintc Nonlimali0ns.

For Gorernor-JOHN 5 BARRY, Of -. Joseph.
For LieuL G0rcrRor-WlLLlAM NJ. fENION,
of Ienosee.
For Secretary g' Si0fs-WILLlAM FRANCIS, oi
Allcgan, .... ....I
For S,1periniendent Of Pubiic NORTHUMBERLAND
CTS ". SHEARMAN, bf Calhoun
For Tre1surer.--EL0S FARNSWORTH, Of Wayne
For Commissioner Of the State Land QOee-
SAMUEL L. SMITH, Of lIoughton
For Auditor Generdt-HENRI PENNY Ehi o.
Ottawa 49,.
For Attorney General-CHAUNCEY JosLIN, o
Wnshtenaw. -
For Member Of he Board Of Educdtion--JollN
v LYON of Lenawee. OIL.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

r. The plurality of. Douglas over
LinooIn in the fifth, sixth, seventh, eiglth
and ninth Congressional districts in I'LL
NOS, 10 lie believed, will 70 $4,000.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

versation the Prince and Duke Of New
castle expressed themselves highly graft
fed with their visit to Amcrica. Poll
tics were thrown aside even here to do
honor to the nations guest Al Q o'clock
the cortege emerged from the hotel, and
the thousands sept up shouts of applause,
while the ladies' waved their hankerchiefs,
The scene was animated in the extreme.
The Prince was driven in an open CARR
age, drawn by four beautiful grey horses,
the property of an enthusiastic Irishman.
The party, consisting Of the Prince
Mayor Kepner, the Duke of Newcastle,
and Lord Lyons, drove through Front
street, on the bank of the SuSquehanna
20 the capitol, followed by other carriage.
containing the committee. They alight
ed at the capitol, and paid visit to the
Governor in his private apartments. Gov
Packer al dressed the Prince in appropri
ate terms. The Prince briefly replied
expressing his sincere sense of the higl
honor conferred upon him in the capita
Of the great State of Pennsylvania. The
Prince and suite, with the Governor
then visited the capitol buildings, and
after viewing the scene from the dom,
Of the capitol, the party started for Wash
ington.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
Congressional Nomination.

For Representative in C0ngress, an Congrsssiona'
Districi-EDWARD Ii. THOMSON, Of Genesee
.Tor State scnator-2sth District,
WILLIAM L. WEBER
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
A FRAUD EXPOSED.
Black Republican Fa,scSoOd and
Mend iacity Rcp,stiiatcd by
one Of Their Own
Party Papers.

Cam, Of the Midland Sentinel, who was
a member of the last Legislature, and a
strong Republican, though he acted with
the Democratic members in defeating the
favorite measure of his party friends,
which was to elevate the negro above
the white foreigner; openly denounces the
fraud and duplicity attempted to be
played off on the people of this District
by his republican contemporaries, in charg-
ing Hon. f. II. Thomson, Democratic
candidate for Congress, and others, with
seeking to add a property disability to
adopted citizens by the constitution.
Adopted citizens, read the record a.
given by Republican, and then judg'
for yourselves which party are you
friends. We give the article below:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
WAsuISGToN, Oct, 8.

Baron Reufrew arrived at o'clock by
special train. There were about l,OOp
spectators at the station, evincing intense
anxiety to obtain a view Of his person,
and in this they were gratiied. They
greeted his appearance with cheers
Immediately on the arrival of the tram,
Gen. Cass was introduced to Lord Req
frew by Lord Lyons, when the former
said he had the pleasure of welcoming his
lordship to Washington in the name of
the President, and with his lordShlp's
permission he would accompany him to
the executive mansion. There were
present with Gen. Cass Messrs. Henry
and Buchanan, nephews of the President,
each formerly his Private Secretary, and
on this occasion representing the Presl-
dents family. Several carriages of the
President, together with those of Secre-
taries Toucey, Cobb, Thompson, aud
Lord Lyons, were in waiting to convey
the party to the White House, Lord
Renfrew rode thither i'll company with
Gen. Glass; Lord Lyons and the Duke OF
Newcastle. Upon arriving at the man
sion, where the President was in waiting
to receive him, he was presented to hlp
by Gen. Cass, and received cordial wei
come. Lord Lyons then performed the
ceremony of introducing the suite. These
proceedings were private, and the gates
of the Presidents grounds were closed
I---.---S :.-s--.-..-, .-..I --ss~...i~I l., fl,~-
officers. 1t is a noticeable fact that Gen
eral Cass, who, under the theory of th'
British constitution, was born a British
subject, his nativity being before the
treaty of peace, received the. Prince il
the name of the President; besides, h,
was present at the coronation Of Tn,
Princes mother.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

TTAvIYG been engaged in this business for tho
last ten years in Michigan, our facilities IRE
such That we can under,eIl any establishment West
Of New York City; for the truth of which YOU can
satisfy yourself 10y calling us before purchasing
elsewhere. Remember the place, doors east Of
G. C. santorn's Grocery Store
LOUIS GOODMAN co.
East Saginaw, Sept. 20, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
BALTIMORE, Oct, 3.

The Prince arrived here at halt'past /,
and passed through Baltimore street on
the way to the Washington depot. The
streets through the route, which was a
lengthy one, were thronged. He was re-
ceived at the depot by the Mayor aud a
delegation from the City Council. As
he alighted the band struck up "God Save
the Queen The Prince ard suite rode
in open carriages, were greeted with
much applause, and responded by bowing
repeatedly. e1 'b rd hI.agg
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
Democratic National Nominations
FOR PRESrDENT,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PIeESiDENT.
HERSCHEL Y. JOHNSON,
OF GEORGIA.
ron ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND yicE PRrsrDESr,
ron ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND Yrcs FRESHEST
GEORGE w. PRICK,
HtTNDT 10 n SIR At

CHARLES T.. STU ANT.
is pist-AUGUsTCs wrDENMANN, Of Wash
tenaw CO .r
ID STEPHEN C. CLARK, Of Monroe Go.
81 pETER q HODENPYL, of keat 90.
ith ANDREW Is. ROBERTSON, of Maeomp
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
.l2h0 ~ 'l2h(]
p EOPL ELS BA X h II, VI!
Corner Of Washington and GerwAa Skys3',
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN

JAMES II HENDERSON, PROPRIETOR
rs prepared to furnish all who may faypr BIN vtt1
Il q call, on short notice, with I'll kinds q tsSfy
Bread and Domestic Cake baking also Buttsr Crack
ers, Boston Crackers, Soda Biss1is VIM ssd Cab
fornia Biscuit Sugar cracksu, Hard Bred, also
Graham Bread, which win b ~ - ebsop - IN
be bought in this oity o. any other plaea fsseh
and stale bread always o. hssd ovdsn A1lsd ds-
patch, and oil articles manufactured of the bess
materials.
PRICE CURRENT AT THIS DATE
Bulor Crackers per pound, by the barrel, 5 cents
Boston :" "A
Soda Biscuit, - 49, Ga
Hard Bread, Al ."
Common Cakes by the hundred, e" bo1"
Best Cakes ---'' -..-" SO
This being the only place whore can be found all
kinds OF Cake and Bread, IL Ia really The es,ysysf
FIRS CLASS BAKsE 4Y,
In this section Of the State north Of Flat '7'''
L. Sag, Oct 4, 1900 J DoNKELLY, Rshsr.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

cidse, is juSt at hand, and ! viii reply as
concisely as possible, ,
: By turning to See. /, of art. Val OF
the revised constitution OF 1880, which
it was proposed to amend, you Will OBJ.
serve that il creates fee distinct classes OF
voters, as follows:
lst. Every white male inhabitant re.
siding in the State on the oath day OF
June, 1885.
"a. Every white male inhabitant re-
siding in the State on the LIST day OF
January, 1850. p GI
Sd. Every white male inhabitant re-
siding in the State on the lst day OF Jan
nary, 1850, who had declared his int9n.
ton to beeople citizen of the United
States pursuant to the laws thereof, Si1
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
TOMS G. TUCKER,

AT THEIR OLD STAND, ARE NOW oPrYING
A VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS,
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM.
r.. ANTHONY,
3Os broadway, New York.
After May ld, 1860, at SOL BROADWAY, Two tgr
from 81. Nichnlt. HntnI

from ST. Nicholas Hotel
'aWE sIEREO,COPE Is the most instructor, tirg OH
a sing and eJcHing u modern InyeutiouA
none are too young, tao d none 40 jl'Vge-i u.t
t.efaedied, to acknowledge It's Eorth and beauty
no none complete without Il, and and p-sls
presents 10 your view every part or the world IN wa,
~; t''' PpecE'6e and ~tdJHess " detail tih 700 ~.
Photographers everywhere exploring Europe AL, ii
n SmttiSa 10 search OF The grand ana the beautiful IEi
''s,NH VN," A'H d'e constantly sHrohing Our siolE
We have an immense variety Of views scenes 10 Par I
dpn, England, Scotland Ireland Wales Franc. Belgium Wl
Switzerland Spain, The Rhine versailles 81 CoaJ yoT,sl,
imleres italy Turkey, Egypt Athens the Holy Land c
A oIysAl raaee-aso, Groups Historical amgsng n,ff,i
assortment u Illuminated hLyors Of Palaces Clurck,.i!C
IeorI Of France aiy, &c, &C The eject OF these I.a
Every gentleman Of wealth and refined taste should kapth
drawing room tome Of oar esQuist rcs gss
lng stsrtosope showing - p 20 100 Nothing cate
more fascinating and offer no greater treat y it
iona 81 tle picturesque and the beautiful.
AhuCnyh tnfdntdneps Ster. Osc,pic Views are the % ~
ographic wonder. They taken g. The yri aa
and everything mater Aoic riJly Il adyGs aorng be-
Peted as sharply aud distinctly IL had been peu,
This gives additional value for 70 the beauties nanmA,
uddds We cAGrm eftG and mutton The process lsouJ
OF our own, and being HkAO,os Ey0D, 20 receive irou
DON and Paris large orders for Anonys lnsAnaueors rpd
American lie and scenery.
Among other things have just published s,ereoscoJ Tgai
IONS OF ie scene OF The fULroS sTT PRAT MING 10 slA
many hearts feel amherst The paeuaso Of this viii be aa
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices will be forwarded az
address on receipt Of astamp.
Parties At distance sending o. g. go tb t2o a., I
sent by E5press.
Views alone, without instrument sent by mail
Parties who Wish 10 be advised Of anything really valuable
the line that comes out send their feeF4
aud We wilkeep them posted at expense
Men ~ leisure will mud Photography senGing Ahd %
lsta amusement. We prepared 1t daais'f sn
everything necessary for their success together h insirse
" How 70 take stereoscopie Pictures"
E. a NTHON Y
Importer and Manufacture Of Photographic hseA ss'e'
oopes and Sereoseopie Views
~ Merchants from every section Of the country are rPcl
iilly Invited 10 make examination OF STOCK our aA
10 the trade will be liberal
TO PH0ToGRAPHERs.-First class siereoseoPc NssIa'a
wanted.
Send by mall print unmounted, with price Of Negative
ICnt thls ont for future retcrrncel tr!l-otn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18
nIRRCTORH.

VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
GATHER he thoroughly tanned without The use Of bark
any form whatever; AMI at Than two hundred
per cent price Of materials and in onetweih the time re-
qrlrtd by the old process. ,
It VIII by experiment and shown who feel Inter
esed In the subject.
Heavy Hides viii be tanned In from ~ 10 ~ days
Light Hides IN from 10 TO - days.
Kip or Calf SIins in from to days
Buck sheep, Hog Goat Skins, In one day.
this process better article OF Leather made being heAy
e. tougher imperyous to water aud preier article 10
fact the old tanning utterly incapable Of making
good an article Leather aud will submit II 20 the decision OF
one of the principle used FOR tanning by this process Is
cannon plant growing spontaneously over the country and nay
be obtained simply by cutingit' t,
Any srs5n wishing obtain interest IN This process, which
In an confidence pGer to the pubic, can address
" 49, JOHN r. Chiffon,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va
felo fin Proprietor.
-. ,,,tt ,or. In !. VIRGINIA Index
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18
ROOTS, SHOES AND TRIMS,
NEW SPRING STOCK, MARCH 5th, 1860.

NEW SPRING STOCK, MAhCh ON, louu'
WI, We received portion Of our Spring stock oil Booze
w shoes trunks &c which We offer TO the ercliD. oI WI.
, NORTH uona and Tennessee on as good terms as ty can
In Baltimore Philadelphia New York We are
eIy satisfied they viii lind so II they VIII call and examine
our stock Our facilities for buying goods at the oTS o
W. been in business over years and are acquan
W. Iii earv l The hest manufacturers Of every description OF
- "a bos and from the experience have had In our bus
mess we think we are very good judges get our goods ue
cred 10 us As low 10 Richmond virginia, az any OF e houses 40
,o drlrba ar New YORK do not intend TO be
eed In variety style by any house anywhere we hK our
s,ock will equal surpass OF the ltgesy IN Nv
YorI We the stock MANUFACTURER u ou' ~
out Of the best materials. A.. .,d povs bea,v
sexed rogans suitable Farmers. The STOCK Oh o I ~
dat we have made expressly for Farmers IS 'he very o anu
viii warrant Il all 10 wear well. . -. ehooo ord
In the way OF Ladies' and Genilemens hne aIe I va
Roots we have fine and nice as can be nade on @
will be found very complete. We invite our ehu anu e P
70 eAh anu e PUTNEY WATTS,
Wholesale and Retail dealers In
Boots Shoes and Trunks
IN No. ll3 Main street.
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r. O. HAsEJNS

NOR NEW OSLEASS.-ras slperi1r tlSt s'u- 81
IN ing b1.ft tbOda." o. Baker master. htga. tle 49,.
r-s.-t potion 1f bier cargo eatlI vl have immediate de
Flt-t F. remainder passage having superior furnished
a5s-s W. D. CoLQUITr q co.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
INSURANCE. COMPANY

INSURANCE COMPANY
OF STATE OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST DOOR EAST OF CUSTOM
" HOUSE AND Posi- OFFICE, MAIN sTEET, RICHMOND va
Capital 100000.
This Oompanv are nrenared 10 receive applications for FIRE
and MARINE INSURANCE favorable terms Also to gdaran-
tee Negotiable Bills.
DIRECTORS.
WA H. MCFARLAND, PRIEST FARMERS Bank
A. WARwICK firm Of Warwick Barksdae
WN g. CRESsIAw, Arm OF Crenshaw Co.
WELLINGTON GoDDS, firm Of Goddn ApPerson.
7. W. MoCLScE firm OF Dunlop Moncure Go.
q. A. BARksDAIK, firm OF Warwick Bsrksdle
JAMES H. GRANT Tobacco Manufacture.
1. d. CRRNsHlw, firm Of Haxall, Crenshaw 4 Go.
JOHS l.. BAcds, firm Of Bacon BaskerVill
Il b. HAxALI, firm OF Haxal, Crenshaw 20.
JONI CURRIE, JR Ship owner
WM b. WARWICK, firm Of Warwick BaTksdale.
JAS ALFRFD JoSEs Attorney at Law.
@. C. ELLKrr, Builder
T. @. RUFFTS, Agricultural and Manufacturer
K. W. McGKUpER Arm OF 8 Mceiruders Sons.
W. W. CRUNP Attorney at Law
JAS. DUNLOP arm Of Dunlop, Moneure Co
BOILING W. HAXALL, President
O p BREsER secy fel7-ly
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MITCHELL ~ L t<A
OFFER Cheap 90 he rade- ,--,., ,sso-ted brands
- 1sl. NJ Laurhorue q sons best bTalus
GIa uacEar,s KiIcknick soloEins looaS'o . ,,, !,
5'9S, e Mol.csa salokiug Tobacco Ga 3 and pound
drums
ian mis- LsvveH's Rockhrilge Rive WHISKY
~ h ca,es Cg.uac aud EocAeh BranI'es ,.,...
/ pines Hennesy London Dock b'"nuS' vintage
lS4y - Nt.iavo Wines
5 Puucheons Imperial Nolet Gin M
Ia cass, Champagne; Claret and hoes VINES
q bbI. Surry Apple and Peach BrSndlss. 49,,
All OF vic. Wal ~ ~ MITCHELL FRY,
IN any uarert No nd Pearl street.
Richmond, Va.
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nrn -SrrAMSmp InE TnElSTly. nIRElT.

TsyUF tr CrII uF NFW YORK. Capt Urr.s p ~
aI .sr. i.t.U. 0r Norfolk aud tfg ty.t, yu
WEDNESDAY. I-a .H.r. .. A. H'D.""s n 50.
F-e.t t.s .y vim u. sent u Dbl tde towing Company Re
turning SIN a,e '.g Point ar Boston, sis Norfolk ri RS
JAY Ism Ir .I O'clock. ST. Lighters ul be ready a. ts
r5.rIat Uul ng 81 u t. Doe. -o r,ht fDr te 'p
on MONDAY l aui Iy tsuAN. lal rr tor freight orrls
~. ...., tl Shields IS -uNtLtILiE
L-.Ustr,.. south of Cary.
This ste11.- rs sent Pioneer. l- f sar 30 s.geflI
rrrl- tUH Guy ft1gtlrfr
r. % raU-... others -. -tli l-e particularly desired Go
r-.-l. I'D. uHr
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SOUTU-SIDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFTRR MONDAY THE22d AU- f,,fS,,
" gust, the passenger Trains, will follows: ~
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall daily at $50 A. NJ reaches LylChburg 1886
p
Passenger Train daily, except Sundays at 445 ~,
reaches Lynchburg atl2:8O A. NJ
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mail Ii A. H. reaches peerSbirg at NJ.
PASSENGER Trains starts daily except sGndays at 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg az $50 A. VI.
These daily trains the Springs Knox
vile, Nashville Memphis 6c.. 10 New Orleans.
~ This Is the shortest and most expeditions route TO all parts
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas aud
The City Petersburg daily, except Sundays
NJ l2 Noon and City Point at $50 A. NJ and 1880 P NJ
trains aad from oil the packets when
cessaTy.
H. D. BIRD,
Au24 General superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18

DEESE,S PIfOSPHO-PERUVIAN, Or MANI
II PULATED GUAN0 composed ercit"teiy ~ PertrdH ana
S1JrerO dnO ht( edch-ThIs fertilizer has been used In
Virginia past four years for Tobacco and Wheat with
fully equal Peruvian Guano. Its advantages are conVe
nnce and pernanency effect economy It's cost being
IS per less than Peruvian Price $50 ton of2GO
For sale by STOKES 4 EIFEs,
fe16-4m Corner Cary and 10Th sts. Richmond va
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CHANGE uF SCHEDULE
FOR BALTIMORE ElEEY OTHER DAY,


ALIENS PATENT STEAM GUAGES.
RICHTER WEISS STEAM WHISTLES, COCKS, Nc,,
4 CB7ER AND LEATHER BETTING pac.rg. Bab5et MtrsI
por. Potent Sa- l-rg, anil Mari-.-'s' goods generally,
, good qlaltv. f.r sale l.s WILLIAMS ELLIOTT.
uali g. Na.. sr.st nearly opposite &c. Charles Hotel
aTNCtk ftEEL. tts. Family Wss, Nacst-,I, a tls
VI AMI k.u, a.th -gleraI ,s,ortl-ut of dst-
..g JONES'. Cor pr anil Main Sts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18

BLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!-NO EXCUSE FOR
GOING NORTH TO BUY PLOWa-The subscriber makes ey-
cry variety Flows known Southern planters
and recommends especially his Southern Poto which uses
shapes Of moeboards each Piow thus adapting
every variety Of soil. r. H. STARKE,
deai Three above IT. Charles Hotel Richmond Va
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Dss. 3. y. ROSE,

TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
LIVERY ENEELEsGENT AND THINKING
- remedies handed out Tor general
should have their efficacy established by we'll tested experience
Tie hands reguary-e iucated Physician. DR. j. Rose has
aorcd and diligently extensive practice OF medicine
and bis remedies well known to the people Rchmond have
performed the most remarkable here and elsewhere
DIR j. =. ROSES EXPEGEORANT or COUGH
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Is s. 20

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
q IS ~ Z "a,
Mail and Passenger Trains,
FAVE Richmond daily at 60 NJ, for Gordonsyit and
daily Except sundays for stanton and intermediate
Connecting Gordonsy o with the Orange and Alexan
Railroad Alexandria and intermediate stations and
Charlottesville with their trains for lynchburg.
Sundays passengers for Charlottesville and Lynchburg
the Orange and Alexandria Train at Gordonsylle.
Passengers for points Of Staun wishing directly
through will take the train Tuesdays Thursdays and saur
days.
Stages connect with the train at Goshen for Lexington Va
Miboro Warm Springs Jacksons River for COvington
White Sulphur Springs, Lewisburg, &C.
Passengers for Lexington directly through daily Except
sunday On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays they will take
hesage Goshen and Mondays Wednesday and Fridays at
stanton.
RETURNING,
The mall and passenger Jacksons River Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays at 3.l5 =. II.
AFre2ht Train with attached will leave Wayne
boo at AS and stanton at yij, A. NJ Mondays, Wedne
days and Fridays for Jackson's River.
Returning will leave JacksOns River A. NJ Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays Saunon Waynesboo leaving
Stanton $50 p NJ arriving waynesborO at 440 p NJ
Y-Through Tickets Lynchburg, Lexington, Va, Warm
Springs, WeEuphur, LeWsburg Va &C., be procured at
the Ticket Once. TilOS. DODAMEAD,
apo General Superintendent
onice Va. Central Railroad Company, April 9th, 1850
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MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIES

HON. Il. w. HAhhhNGIONs
MAYOR OF MANCHESTER, N. H.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
MAYOR OF CONCORD, Nh.
HON. A. H. BULLOCK,
MAYOR OF WORCESTER, MASS
HON. NATH'L SILsBEE.
MAYOR OF SALEM, MASS
HON. F. w. LINCOLN,
MAYOR OF BOSTON, MASS
HON. wM. NJ. RODMAN,
MAYOR OF PROVIDENCE, r. l.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
MAYOR OF NORWICH, CONN,
HON. J. N. HARRIS,
MAYOR OF NEW LONDON, CONN.
HON. CHAS. s. RODIER,
MAYOR OF MONTREAL, c. <.
HON. d. F. TIEMANN,
MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY.
HON. III. Nj. KINSTREY,
MAYOR OF HAMILTON, CIV.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
MAYOR OF TORONTO, CIV.
HON. II. VI. BISHOP,
MAYOR OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HON. L. H.!
MAYOR OF LOUISVILLE, KY
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
MAYOR OF LYONS, IOWA
HON. JAMES McPHEETERs,
MAYOR OF BowMANsyILLE. CIV.
HON. JAS. w. NORTH,
MAYOR OF AUGUSTA, NE.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr,
MAYOR OF HALLowELL, NE
HON. JAS. s. BECK,
MAYOR OF FREDERICTON NIB
HON. WILLARD NHE,
MAYOR OF NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
HON. ]. c. BLAISDELL,
MAYOR OF FALL RIVER, MASS
HON. w. II. CRANSTON,
MAYOR OF NEWPORT. RI
HON. FRED. STAIIL,
MAYOR OF eAtENA, I'LL
HON. JOHN HODGDEN,
MAYOR OF DUBUQUE, IOWA
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA. TENN
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
MAYOR OF TUSCALOOSA, ALA
HUN H. Ds hAbrhS
MAYOR OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
HON. BENIAN L. PAGE,
MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE, WIS
HON. w. w.VANGHN,
i[AYoR OF RACINE, WIS.
HON. 4. FARR,
MAYOR W RENOsHA, WIS.
HON. JOHN c. HAINES,
MAYOR OF CHICAGO ILL
HON. W.. A. HEATH,
MAYOR OF 81 INA, ALA.
HON. Al. NOBLE,
MAYOR OF MONTGoMEI ", ALA.
HON. w. s. HOLYBAD,
MAYOR OY COLUMBU sGA.
HON. J. M,HARRY,
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA PA.
HON. W. W. SWAMI,
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE, D.
HON. K. r. MAURY,
MAYOR OF WASHINGTON, D. G.
HON. FELIX WRIGHT,
MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18
MERCHANTS
Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
TEE VIRGINIA FIRE Il MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
oYrcE No. lsl MAIN sTREET, RICHMOND, VA.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
CHARTERED 1882 having during It's existence twenty
" six years claims TO the extent Ct largely
MILLION OF DOLLARS 1t refers to the history Of the
aGordng the very best guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY Its profits are distributed amongst
citizens its Capital used promote the success OF her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
nv The long acquaintance OF this Institution with the Insurng
Putlc II become familiar with their interests and no pains
will be spared information withheld on The part Of Its ohcsFs
thai will tend 10 insure accuracy and give satisfaction.
To Farmers and Country Merchants We can reom the very
extensive country insurance already respectable
citizens In almost every portion OF the state.
Applications for Pre- Marine Insurance. addressed to the
W. L. C0WARDIN President.