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CAJTTJON

Persons living distance should be extremely cautious
whom they order Lottery Tickets Cert caes OF Packages
Tckes The country flooded with bogus and sEnding Loe
e Every nducemen; held persons invest money
In them Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 10 $50 900 head their
shemeswith Tickets at One Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes
offered Tickets Five Dollars All such, In Instance,
frauds; and money Is TO them for Tickets II much
thrown away without the shadow Of chance Of getting prze
Beware OF ell Lotteries where the Capital Prize unusually large
comparison 10 the price Of Tickets In every where
large Prizes offered for small cost OF Tickets put down for
| q certain fraud.
IS- Al orders addressed 10 FRANCE BRoADBENT5 CO..
Wilmington De will with prompt attention. printed
official drawings sent
PRAscF, BRoADBENTs CO.,
| MAJ tariflI WIIunny Dsla
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BOYS CLOTHING! BOYS eLoTHlNG!!

BJlN ILUTHING! bUlN ULJIHIN6 J.
nARR COTT,. HARRIS a co. have just received
their second supply olys Clothing and prepared
bf having bought them much
owing the being advanced We would
therefore, confidently invite S 10 want o. good and nice Boy
Cio'hug styery prices ~e us call before buying.
know We can sell any thing in tir BOYS line low
DARRACOrT, HARRIS co,
Succe,sos. % Merchant, Weisger 4 Co,
mylO No. ll2 Main 81.
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NOW COMPLETE.
d. APPLETON SS CO..
Nos. 443 and AS Broadway,
HAVE NOW READY,
TIE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE.
GEORGE HkNRY LEWIS.
Illustrated with Engrsyngs
vols, l2mo, g..
Or,
Vol H. separately to complete SETS 81.
No scientific subject be important that OF his
life No knowledge be lnces5aHy appealed by the
incidents every day the knowledge the processes by
which he lives aud every he l. Ia danger Of dis
obeyng laws which, VIXEN dsobeyed bring OF suffer
Ing ene = powers, premature decay sanitary ref1rmers
preach IN van they preach public which does
understand the laws Of heaws rigorous those OF gravia
t0a notion Even the sad experience Of others yields
lessons unless understand he principles involved II
y,laed air Rno'he- Is endure
without apparent ha; third concludes that IT all chance
ana that Had he understood the principle In
voved be would Mt have been e 10 chancehs first lesson In
swimming would not have been a shipwreck
The course Of T. quiry includes
Hunger and Thirst The Structure and Uses Of the
Digestion and Indigestion, Blood,
Circulation, Respiration and suGocatlon
Why Warm ami how We FeelDg and Thlrking,
keep so, Our Senses and Sensatons
The Mind and the Bfaln, The Qualities Inherit from
Sleep and Dreams, Parents,
Food sud rink, Life and Death.
ID. A. Co. have recently published
The NINTH EDITION Of
TIE CHEMIs FRY OF COMMON LIFE
JAMS p JonSsros NJ A, RS, FGs.
Illustrated with numerous Engrsyug4
vols. l2r o. -.
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q
unss specaed tas Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
tas-1 ne partes
adrsrtseuasnt marked the copy FOR specified
be- H Insertions viii coanaei until ordered and payment
ers.frl accordingly.
- RssuLsR ADUzarIsENESsfo avoid Misunderstanding
part Annual rrsrrs 70 proper
tath pry es on extends o. their immediate business. Res
Ft.a Legal Advertisements by them
additional charge. and 40 variation.
- Estate Adve .issments not 20 Be
inserted che yca De charged the usual subject
h sHch discounts as shan be agreed upon.
- Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally engaging
5 spascs The privilege % change shall not their
-. average ln week than the
standing rule under the contract and ali
4.- u,h amount n be charged 40 the usual rates.
Advertisements Inserted in the SeWerky Whg az cents
. square lines the Hrst Insertion. and so
b. isaac f,r zach cru'ursnc-, OF % weekly 5
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NEW CLOTHING STOCI
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

SPRING AND 81 lAluER CLOTHING,
CT OUR OWNAND HOME MANUFACTURE.
OUR stock Of Ready Made Clothing complete and ask the
~ attention cf and public In general 10 call aud
be convinced who sell the cheapest and best made Clothing
In t fy Our stock large, ail will contnUe to make up
during The summer be ah % keep stock In complete
We win, alo make Clothes TO Order In the latest styles,
and Will dt sale
large stock Of COths, Csmer2s and NestngS on hand All
ask Is can, and look Tor YOURSELF at MORRIS 90,
ap23 100 Main Street
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,
InCre u - ed Ia cilit e -.
gNHE subscriber has anuacuTins Clothing In the 90
4 -ly of Richmond tweaty years. and has az this "a
frou 5 leo hands a his employment, and Will In ~
ceyt month make large additions 20 that num- IL
Having taken the story hs especially FOR
featuring purposes be Is determined 10 make any article In The
clothing line that shall compare In every respect with clothing
Northern cities aud he asks the patronage Of his old
ferds The public generally "a vw Of The fact hat he Is Civ
empioymsn h midst large number Of mechanics and
worthy females t otherwise 1rr for the necesssrs o:
NE Hehs the best % cutters and materials not TO be surPass-
ca by aay house lu The country
Maryland Virginia. Carolnas and Georgia Casslmeres aud
rsre an grades and coior Strictly southern Manuiacur-
Ing House shall be ssded persona! Inspection "
bat what be has been doing years p&L
T. SPENCE, Clother and Tailor,
mig Corn Main sad 18Th sta, Richmond Va
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Y o u Il
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is ASKED to large assortment Of
Spring Clothing,
embracing The most
GREATEST VARIETY OF CHOICE yT STYLES II Da,rSs
We have ever offered We propose to make ii the
INTEREST
or al purchasers buy Us by keeping variety and
ces and experience in this line OF business gve US Important ad
vAntsge Gin which patrons share your interest will be
PROMOTED
By calling At the OLD AND FAvoRITE HOUSE.
Ryss KEEN. BALDWIN 4 wILLIAsiS
SIMPSON q MILLER,
IL Of CLOTHING, embracing all the styles,
Vine 3 aek Dress Suits, verylO"
Do Linen and Mars Suits.
esuze MenO and SIN shirts Aad Drawers Furnishing Goods OF
every description. Boys Cashmere Marseies Linen and Cotton
Ads suits. At lly MAlnS St
SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK COMPLETE.
FIVHE subscribers show full stack OF
Il Fancy snd Black Cashmere,
Drap D'Ete,
White anj Linen Suits
whh Tor STYLE quality And price, think cannot be eN'eued
In tbs market.
FURNISHING GOODS
We call psTaeuls attention desirable tasty and cheap
OUR SHIRT DEPARTMENT
Embraces all the Fashionable styles Of the most approved manu-
Our t are sieh t same party that has always supplied
and gained for this stand vide celebrity for first rate
ssy-shlrs made to order.
SH1FER, HALSEY q CO,
ll0 Main Street
my1 Late Tupman Hull
ANN.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMs.
Dsnv Paper IS per snnam; se-Weeky IS; Weekly, e9 al
sv Ia ADVANCE Remiances nay De made a. s risk o. ne
h-rs IN where evidence taken the deposit Of
i.f..rlr ths Post Osce containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-15

TIIHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY fully prepared for business and the attention OF the
public earnestly called the Importance Of It's objects This
Company It's charter divides egs Of Its profits
every three years. the policy holders thereby giving the
the Of the Mutual system with the pledge OF
perpetual Capital Of SO0 GOO and the added security that Its
s. ckhOdes have mOneyed Interest In conducting s
affairs With prudence and economy.
The Chsrr requires one The Capital Stock and Earnings
Bond and Mortgage unncumbered Real Estate
worth dauble the amountI
object the Company Is aid In retaining al home
the immense money which annually from State
for Ife Premiums Northern Companies That money will be
Customers for Of al legal Interest and DIS
bursed in our midst.
Endowmenis and Annues granted Life sud Policies Is
other good Compsnle Slaves lasured for
one wear or for a Of Years.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or pRLlWARE,

And 22 approximation prizes, ranging from $50 TO $780,
2,6G5 prizes, amounting TO $4,000
Whole Tickets slO Halves IS; Quarters 90 so.
Persons who desire need only remit the risk Package for
which we viii send Certificate follows:
Certificate OF Package Of Is whos 800 90
DO 90 10 HGYes....... - W
DO 10 10 Ofa .......... - %
DO 40 10 EiRnhs IL W
~ Prizes paid Immediately AFTER the dra Ing.
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Wm II. MseiarAnd, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, Ssml Bayly,
Roscoe T. Heath, Jos &. Anderson,
Th0s W NcCance, O. @. Barney,
John Montague, Ro. H. Maury,
David l. Burr, Jas. A. Coward!n,
Lewis Ginter, Benz II. Mask,
John Jones, p. T. Moore,
Jas, l. Apperson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis d. C-enshAv, X. C. Wherry
wm G. Paine, Wm- II. Christian
II. = c. Bsskervln, Wyudham Robertson,
sAm1 J. Harrison, John Q. shafer,
Wm II. Haxal, Peter o. Warwck,
Robt 7. Brooke, r. o. Haskins,
Geo D, Shell, Edward Noryell
We lngton Goddin, Geo. J. sumner,
John Dooley. d. 5. woodbridge.
Presifeat-wM. II MCFARLAND.
Vice PresideRt-SAM'L J. HARRISON.
PAVsicida-Dr BLAIR BURWELL
An1rHeV--ROSCOE h. HEATH, Esq.
ap2T j. AOAIR PLEAsANTs, seeretGl
ES-Ohee corner Main 1lth streets, Richmond.
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0. CEANZ,
No. 9, Exehtnge Block,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign Wines, Liquors Cigars
ii 6Oha pipes Brandy, Of the best brands vinages 1Si2
1855
eight casks Brandy vIn;ages 179s and
500 Gases Clare including cheap table Wines and The
finest Chatesu LATTE and Msrguax Wines, also, 5I
cases Haut sauterue
100 Hook and Mosse Wines plain and sparkling, o
the best brards
800 baskets and boxes Of Champagne Of the very first
quality made, and tfu supply Of Madelras, Port and
sherries, and all otter imported Liquors. nal
SELLING OFF AT COST, FOR CASH.
TO CLOSE IN go DAYS.
VERY CHEAP LAWNS,
VERY CHEAP LAWNS,
VERY CHEAP LAWNS,
VERY CHEAP LAWNS,
ORGANDY MUSLIN,
ORGANDY MUSHNS,
ORGANDY MISLINS,
ORGANDK MUSLINS,
RICH DRESS SILKS,
RICH DRESS SILES
RICH DRESSS SILKS
RICH Dress SILKS,
SILK R0Rs,
SILK R0Hs,
SILK RUIES,
SILK RoBs,
All PERKINS co.
jelI IOl Main street
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TIaIK NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS,

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-15

CLOTB. CAssIHEREs, &c.-ws have frhl a..or,
" ment Of '
Black Colored Cloths
Biz and White, Brown and white silk u,rture.
Brown and Blk thin French Paliot Cloths
Drap de nes Cashnarets and other goods for Goats
Superior Black and fancy French Cassmeres
Do do do English and American do
Tweeds Linen Drills and other stufs for Pants
silks, harsailes and other Vesngs
Also, nice assortment OF Goods for BOYS
We usual prefared to have the aboye o.
der by fashionable talor and guarantee n all cases
mY2
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REMOVED.

REMOVED.
- A BARGANIN, JH, have removed 70 the.r New sore'
III No 2I1 street above their Old stand,
EH-. they have Increased their facilities doing an kinds oi
their line putting description o. Water
Faflrrs vdan Baths Boilers Cooking Ranges,
Pumps Hydraulic Rams, kc Putting portable Gas WORKS.
erinr ~ buildings with gas pipes aud txturys.
o. Tin work R0Odug, &c; beating buildings With hot
a water or steam They this occasion 90 state that they
no. Air Furuae In this other country, which
iaey VIII put up and warrant 20 give satsactsn
large Assortment Of plain and fancy n and Crates and
Vs1ts-. aFgsvs On hand aul1-n
COPNRTNERSHiP NOTICE.
HAVEths iay associated With n The Commission Grocery
and LIQUOR business W T. Sster The business VIII be
5o-et is tls name OF y " SIPE 4 90. J. ". NIPf,
No. So, Main street
ST IRIS opportunity return sincere thanks 70 my
friends t1er share " patronage during he last three
years solicit g the their continued fAvor
iss J. ". NIPE
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
POR JUNE 1890
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

The Managers cali ne attention Of e public TO he I,osofno
Splendid Schemes % 6S drdon IN Wilmington Dslaioars
YSTA TE A UTHORITY
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n0UBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIEs-nv
~ Factory nov complete aud BY far arge. essb,bn 81,
ofse kind south OF Philadelphia which enables me 10 offer 10
trade OF ~ e' =" 'Ae
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNEssEE
as also the city Groees. article Of ctynade Steam
Crushed sngsr Candy warranted stand In any cIm.ts sh
below me Northern price for an article o. like standard
MY stock of Confeconary, fruis and Cgars
10 quality prices After looking around alive me can
then determine who has the best goods lowest prices
ny3-I0t No ~ MI
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UvOR RsAvANNAH.-sTDAMsHIP MOEIaCA shf, CAr-
q ts,n wm g. esry, wiz isAve pier u y. H. :" '.as
= ssnnh v4ss un.uruss,ed sooou,uoxsn ,us sA
JArough ucksv 10 New oreans ~ 7b Mlble 49, Mont
goery, So Memphs em 70; Nashville 81 70 KBoA vi'cs
e2s So ChAsAnoogH S2s Albsny SIS coumbus S3i; Ain n
' As'9a % 81 = We. zpD and SIS Broadway
ENoR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS. AS BxLow.-
ne arss els,s ssdevheel ss.a.Ap AU0usTA o.ps T.
from plea No North rver Through ucken Be had Tor
New orissns, $50 7s Mobile sss xou.ronery s,s; EufAa
ga So Nssh ,is 81 70 Knoxville s2s 81; Aemphs sS 7s
AuEusa, III ~; Macon. 80; Savannah SIS
for freight or passage apply al Is Broadway
The steamer FAIUkI A. Capt Eaac Orwell, win succeed
SAMUEL |. sIrOHILL 4 soN.
E,oR oHARIEsroN.-THE sIRsT CLASS sIDxwHEeL
viii sa from PAisdopha for Charles Thursday octo
Der Is al 10 O'Clock A. CA,n passage SIS, stsorsge, s.
Ihroush tickets % New Orleans and n.ermediass pona q
rooms may be secured BY applying 70
A. HERON Jr. Lac North whsrveat phiadephia:
TIE steamer STATE OF GEORGIA will SAIL - above for
Savannah, on Tuesday, October 30 At 10 o'clock A. NJ
L,oR CHARI RsToN. 8 O, sAvANNAH, GA, AND THr
SIDE wheel Steamship line Tho fsvorits steamship las AD
GAR ID Philips, Ander will leave pier N, sorth
river sstudA,, Oct III at4 O'Clock r NJ Rates OF
Cbsriest Sl5 New Orleans 7s Mobile SIS, Moot
Ala $9b; Nashville Tenn 81 75 M-mphis, renn
s3i IS Chattanooga $25 Knoxville SIS 80 Augusta Ga $H
For freight passage apply sPoFFU0D. IILEsryN
III The sAsaSir c1pt Murray viii succeed on wodnss-
The vrpress ompsny's sres, Southern express
carriers this he SOUTH will i
formation as to sailing days. fare, 40
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pRivATE DANCING CLASSES Mr.. CHARRuAuD
II will Cevrt~ his time exclusively In giving lr~9yns A
nupfa' residences Circulars nuR ke bs
,sned No lt8 East sevenleenh slr.et suyves.nt -
~ IA class forming II Nrr ee@rs YoSf Lssss b. ~
re school. No. " wes, kevealh s,ree,
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COMBINATION CUSH1ONA
imp-cvrmsnsa pAisycd Sept - isee Pr'o-' educef
y" gguu.AH 4 cotLvynxE,
Eoa 2 " oe CROSBY ssr~-s
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~rnII.Rp PAIIa-A rIrR AssoRruurr or rvosy
Is BiiArd Bal o. supeftr quslhy = rednesd prses so
ss~rt 70 ivory nfteen ball pot ard hsg.see ba
nsn xscsure snd fos hy wM n WILLING AZ broo@s
steel essuer of Rin.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
DoDwoRrHs DANCING AoADRnrRG
No Ds Broadway, uew vosk
No. lu Mo~iAxus street. BrooAiyn.

TuRsBAYs ArD rRIDAvs IN Bvookyu.
In addition 70 the Cou Qusdrfe, Frinoe rmpeyfae
green. rmpre as1 osser sccis dances, hlnne Quadrs,
linda and ohax educational dances already ntro sced by
Dodworih variety of dances viii be brought 10
yard duns he sesscr swonx whch may be msuti,nsd La
rssrnes spec.y sndsd 70 hs dsvelOpemeut o. ssceful
circa sr. a terms 10. mar be had II ssher acaisn
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

L,iF1EsNIH STREET DIsTILLERr-EsfA Bi.IsHnD
il ns2 NE chespes place W buy fne Brsndiss Wines
trNce ssS wss, fifteenth street No n1uor eoi ~ NJ
sasL CHARTEs wHrrf, Proyrs,w.
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rvvpRouoH rREoHr ARRAHaxNKNv-roR HuR,
rom Portsmouth. Cuy Point and Ricbmond counccsins
ssn ucx<ois Pesrvbnrw and south Rsrusds for
r~,~Shrrr nrssAol, Memphis ard i,termessis aaien~-
X rs~~ved ever day, and through reeepts fnrrished
ssmss,s JAMrsrowr c.ps ssnnsr. lssyrs svsry rue~
msi@Sssi @ 80, g., oou,s .r.,v -, !,
- vnRKTuwr, Capt Parrish every ssinrsiAy,
:. ~ taxing freight for forfoh cy FONT and EsioA
@ocd A rorrrcus cr rorfos c@ns per fcs Cusy
.s~. Al sorfnit rs,eroon and meals lrcin et ~; W
r.-..y o Ech~ond' so nnLxs ssrd.s HEJ sskKS' ~
- - p'" ls Bro>1 var.
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CLOTHING.

A 0RBAT QUANTITY or CAsT OFT CI.CTHIN0. ruH.
"A nhure. sarpcss Jewery. &c, wHptsd. 70 supply The
western msnket Ladies gentlemen having 70 dsspv
the hsheM c.sA prices for he same hy calnnf
win - panctuay attended Adtss N2tspdcd to by hra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

UvoR SAVANNAH -
IN Ths Ne sr.msAip r. n CuyrsER Capt Pred Crocser,
sai Per II NorA river, SATURDAY., October ~ ~
". n. - -
Fs..ss 70 savssnsh SIS through ss.sess y Ne. Q.
ps~hvle gN ~ Knoxville f7s 90 ChsNnoogs, t1s Albany
ezs CSrnbus e1i; Atlanta sal Nscoe. - Auguaa w %
Thss superior other IN ~
,rsde Appiy 70 n D. cRoM WILL 4 co. 3 West sxeeA
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wR BvR0ER
rRrYvgsOR or RILIfARD9
v~o psrss Wan shnvt serfe~ o ssiennhr and sn en-
nu.. !, pnsians private roo. Of ren stres sad
Rrr~Aw.v every evenfra, as om,sk.
a sdrrku Nm. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-TO SUCCEED rue
~ AdrtAtic-1he North Atlantic Steamship Company wild
desp the above ports their splendd steamship
ATLANTIC Captain A. a. cray carrying the United States
mails The following days from Canal stree. wssrUrIon
Dec Jan vs. and Southampton the day after leaving
Aavrs The Atlantic ed for stregth AMI com. .or
aaA whtortgh ens and Ia all respects In
eles order limited Dumber Of second casia pa:senger
Tor whom excellent accommodation have teeu PROVIDED VIII
De At 6 each For freight passage apply 81 the
''-'s ' - l. 4 STEPHENS. Secretary.
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IyCR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-oN SATURDAY,
IL NO. -fbe United States mail Steamer FULTON, j. A.
Goon commander will sal from pier No 81 North river
foot Of Besch Saturday TO- NJ noon rhs s.es
for safety and comforp has double eogss
deck tight mens VIII h. bs
dcs other retulis snH the collision strsndng
keep pumps and the ssfey Of yes
eel and Price Of 10 second cabin 30 ana
- SAMUDI. N. FOX,
GEO MACKENZIE,
Agents. No Broadway.
TIA steamer ARAaO win IL December g.
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A BETTER CHANCE sTrrI. LADrDe AHD 0urrID
"A nen.-A greet drmasd for tbs wesern maxhsA-
wanted large quantity a. cass "a slhing furniture -
p~s every, Ac. I xuarAfY W IL k~a prcns n ~
sy. no<s sddreassd V ~ lbzssn. 30 ssvenA AvsnuA
h<we~u twenty and twenty sixh stzse>a wa b
iuaiy amended 70. IAdiss siss.Ssd by Ma A.
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y OR 4 VALUABLE AuD FAST Road HORSES roK
- cheap "A chessnu mare 1sk hsnds years Oh
time s. brown Horse. U.s. hsses yess AID tine Isl =
above ho-ses are free drveru responsby
guaranteed IN every respect Aho. nsh waeona Hsrrca
property d gentleman giving up hs .rk For further p1
tcars apply he u John and jar sees bpoklyn
br1veen and II o'clock.
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A GREAT DHMArD roR CrOrEINo.-LADrB ANp
n gentlemen having a choking. furuitnre q
s~rges are EnAran,scd z rsosve q foo.s rn.s fro1
bevese and vclen srss~a the hghsa prs Will b. psM m
calling on addrewr< A. HATvh - fhiyd sssnuA LAAa
ettsrde1 VI hy Ma fJarvia
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, go.

a BE AUT IFUL SADDLE HORSE fMoRsAM wAR
"A rAnted kind and sound g is cantsr) eight ears old
also s0od road Horne. Wanted small pon,es children
9Ku. r. HALL. rs Hester street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
The Constitution COnfers no Lee Ial or
l Moral Rights.
The Duty o. Disobedic1e.s, Resist
ence and Destr &C ton.
0ATAS ARE OF NO ,dOH AL OBLIGATION.
Executive AgeD Is G riminal IL they
Obey Them.
Slavery Never Had Constitutional Ex-
istence HGe,
&C., &C.. &c.

We give tod ay further extraes from Issanier Spoon
ers work on "The Internationally OF Slavery, tfe
ource from whence Seward and all the other black re-
publican LEI iders have drawn their ideas and arsumers
For years past I'D which FONTS out EOst ogica'yerd
conclusv ely the object at which they all aiming -