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CHICAGO FN01UEE 3RAUE.
Tic receipts Of produce during the past week
were :-lS,631 bbls -four; 55,ss4 bu. whcut
l3S,0ol bu. corn; $3.50 bu, oats; TO bu. rye;
$3.50 bu. barley.
The shipments during The same period were:
-1a.oo0 bills 1our; 54,S91 bu. wheat; III
aae tu. corn; a3,5!: bn. oats; &c bu. rye: 40
bu. barley.
The total receipts and shipment since lst
January, compared with the same last year, urc
as follows:
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serf to Sovereign and m Emperor in himself.
III. G. said that This was often told them by dem.
agoEues, bur be said it not in that spirit rs
they would soon hear. = He asked Gov. Willard,
good-nstmedIy, who w'as on the stand, whether
such WAS not the: Language Of The demagogue..
This provoked a laugh Gov. ". replied tlnthe
believed it was; he! had heard it in 1910. The
happiness Of this retort produced much uerr,-
mept. The speaker then proceeded to define
tue duties Of citizens to themselves and to the
State. He said it the liberties OF the nation
were erer lost. the people mast blame them
selves and not lay it on the shoulders Of corrupt
politicians. In his argument, showing tue DE-
cline of nations from their own corruption and
inersness, he referred to1taly, where the Cozne-
1fas and the Lucretias hid descended into ballet
girls, and the Cesar's into raganini's; where
one brare Roman (Garibaldi, was fighting with
few Italians at his back, and depending on the
asms of that power, France, which was once one
of great Rome's dependencies. He hoped it
Napoleon crushed the nations be now befriend-
ed,hc wouid meet The fats Of Nebuehaanezzar,
and be turned out to grass
He proceeded to argue his theory Of Nations
great and powerful bringing about their OWE
downfall, With many happy illustrations from
the Assyrian, Dabylont1o; Persian and EgJp-
tian cras- The speakzSTt CAME down to
modern times and spoks, Of home politics. lie
maintained the Constitution was plain upon
the Fugitive Slave Low, end secuted all new in
terpretations. He loved the Union and was Bit
ter upoa a1l who were 1ao1i,ioni.ts, while lie
assigned to them deaths more odious than that
IN the last scene in .::.11 Trosatorc-" He de-
MED that the Suprems Court Of the Cnited
States had erer made q decision which decided
that man might take his slares into terrific
r. and hold them there,,7i He claimed that Con-
gress had a right to prohibit slavery in the
Territories, that Calhoun had never denied
that such prohibition, was constitutiona1ly
vested in Congress. The speaker denounced
the re-openine of the slave trade. So far US
the politics Of the dag, it was one Of those
speeches which are best understood By the
term Of Castle Garden ofztions or Union Saving
speeches. The speech MAS listened to with at
tention, and cheered frequently at pointed re-
marks and at the conclusion.
There was at O'Clock r. H., q grand aqd
brilliant military parade at the parade grounds,
lying northwest Of the Camp, where the entire
! military, in full costume, were reviewed and
addressed BY Gov. Willard, attended By full
stats and many distinguished guests,
Ats o'clock there was magnificent display
Of fire works, firing of:cannon, aud band aud
| martial music, upon Hon. A. S. Whites Hill, in
, 1859-07-06

Rev. Henry i. whipple, Of this city, Rector
Of the Church Of the Holy Communion, las
just been elected bishop Of Minnesota by au
Episcopal Convention nj St. Paul Mr. Whip
pies energy. devotion aud success in building
up Free Church in this city, warrant us in
saying ahat Minnesota Aas chosen the very best
man fnr her waut4
, 1859-07-06

Another Card In relation to the In
junction Case.
Judge Goodrich replies this morning to tue
statement Of Mayor Haines, Comptroller Ward
and Alderman Long. His letter will be found
on the second pnge.
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CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,, JULY 6, 1859.


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The excursion OF Rev. Mr.. Edwards was
pleasant oue.. 1t included soue 400 or 500 lit
tie ones, who enjoyed lake hip on board the
Mcqueen '~ Il
Flnars.-The alarm at ten o'clock 4. 4. WIS
caused By the burning Of 4 small woodshed At
the corner Of Superior and North Clark streets
Loss triaiug. = !
ABocr nine O'Clock same evening, another
alarm was created by the burning Of the hal
store. No. l55 Randolph street, kent by Paulu
Adauii. The stock vas Ta1ued at 81 900 and
insured for $4,000. II was mostly destroyed.
The building WAS owned br Chas. Stose, valued
ut $500, insured for $500. Toe fire caught from
q rocket which entered an open sky-l]ght.
4 FIRE broke ont on Monday evening, July 18th,
at about eleren s'clock, in the lumber yard of
Carter Brother, cor. ston aud Ohio streets,
on the: North 1sFanch. The engines were
psomptIs on hand, and the fire was e1uugufshe41
with small damage The owners were fully
insured. The fire Tas unqes,io1ah1y the work
Of ofincendiaries.
Ar about 10 o'clock A. H., m unoccupsed two
story house belonging to Rehuen Cleveland,
situate on Yayman street WIS burut. It's value
was about $500. It was set in four different
places, and was too far gone to be sayed By the
FIRE engines.
9Hk steam ong'ne 1sdaa V4tf" 1ea fn'o
ditch on Desplalns street neaa h'a1'e' aao sus-
taincd external injuries which Will cost about
$50 to repair. One OF her horses has been dis
, 1859-07-06

E The Seventh Ward Republican Club
hare something to say this morning in relation
to tho lase Injunction case. Read their rcsolu-
tions.
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tory teaches us that for IN amy we'll
commanded tue. passage Of the, Aincio il
almost certainty. The Austrians could
not n preveat nonaPs1te from ,,sa crossing
wlthstandiug the sanguinary battle fought
By Bellegardo- the Piedmoatess: army in
1913, which, forced the rirer at three points-as
Goeto, Nozambauo and Borghetto, Tho passage
once effected, the couquerors are IN the centre
Of the 9uadrelatera], and Of the places which
form its four corucra-P -Peschiera, Nantua, Leu
ngo and Verona-and being 80 will have most
probably to fight a pitched battle to force the
enemy back.
1xFkRIAL xoTKxKS13.
From the Brussels xosd.l
We hive reason TO contradict the reports
which have been current relative to tue ap-
proaching return Of the Emperor to Paris. We
understand that such thing has never been
thought Of. His Majesty is actively occupied
with The p1ans Of the new campaign aud the
concentration Of the troops. 1n few days the
blanks ia dill the regiments will hnve been filled
up. Prince Napoleon, whose attention has been
up to the present time absorbed By the orgaoi-
zation Of the Fifth corps farmee under his COM
mand, is inpatient to distinguish himself in the
second series Of operations which are about to
commence.
VIEWS OF TIE xEw MINISTER'S.
Lord John Russell, the new Foreign Secre-
tary, hns issued IN address to the electors If
London, the pith Of which is contained in the
two following paragraphs:
The grase responsibility which I hnye in.
Cured By accepting the appointment Of Sec:c-
tary Of State for Foreign Affairs in the present
critical state Of Eurooe can only be lightened
by the rery general assent Of the nation to the
course Of honorable neutrality, which her Ma.
icsty's advisers are determined to pursue.
The question Of further amendments in the
laws regulating the representation of the peo-
pie in Parliament will be undertaken with
slew to strengthen our institutions and place
them on a brOader and stronger foundation,
, 1859-07-06

moralize The people than all the money derired
from such flthy sources ever could do towards
reforming their morals.
R<Aoleed, That we call upon the city govern.
the financial afairs Of the city before the people.
in order that Ill misunderstanding aud preju-
diccs may be done away with. and everybody.
may see, that, under the present circumstances.
the present administration bad to take the
cour.e Of action, which. but for the decision of
bes, interest Of The tar payer, a; veil ss the
laborer in the employ Of the city, and elsewhere
, 1859-07-06
kht1,tnclItA.


The following tabae shows the Hour and grain
in store in this city, on tic cd inst, COM
pared with the amount in store at tic same rc-
Rod in 1851 aud 1855:
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~ Hes1er's rev gallery, rs Lake street.
will be open for public reception on Saturday
afternoon nud evening.
, 1859-07-06

HoxE Yon TIE FRyESpLzss.--The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Managers,
will be held at the Home this "wednesday af-
ternoon, at 5 O'Clock
z nr+v1wear Ea%sr
, 1859-07-06
39rcss Grihtttte,
HIC AGO.

gB Read the statement of Mr.. Kennedy,
captain Of the Police.
, 1859-07-06

DEAn-1Ienry Dencker, one of the three
men who fell few days since from scaffo1d
at Sturgis' new building, corner Of cass and
Huron streets, expired on Monday last.
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Nrtn an6rrttsrnunts.

+" c. H. SeRlFES. -ttre7sfs'ns 153nf, Is p<u51o-as.
Il aa5aaAt n 1&sis& .&des'asasa:s for .Aa n~j all L
Lsad.Aa Fesp<'s II H. yeFsA W<s- tal-be9+y
, 1859-07-06

ROARDING.-A gentleman AM:
lsdy Of twn single scnt.c-nea eaa b accommodate,
xfth tsant arior Room acd board nh n the cupfu.
Of home xt l3 Mes@ Nas&.fnxt sttet Tao thfts
day toa-cets caa BE- accommodated h&.h
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SOU.
BrnGLAR1Es.-0n Sunday night, tue store Of
Graf / uoyt, O. Dearborn street, was entered
and robbed Of about 800 worth OF goods.
On Saturaay night, the house Of Il. Rice, NJ.
474 Halsted street, was entered by burglars and
pair of pants taken.
On the same night. the house Of T. II. Brad
ley, a deputy sheriff, 4ls West Madison street,
was entered and 400 worth Of Property carried
of THIS is Mr., BIS third visit from the yil-
laius.
Same night. the residence Of Dr.. W. #. Es-
gleston, No. .17 State street, was entered, aud a
coat, vest, pants md watch stolen.
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4 NAN named Cavanaush, who keeps soloon
in this city, jumped ashore from the steamer
Weuona on Monday night at about II o'clock,
aud was lost. At the close Of dance some one
cried out in sport :" oil ashore b. which Cava-
uaugn, who was in liquor, thought he vas to get
of the vessel and he jumped out and fell into
the water. A sailor saw him and grabbed the
skirt Of bis coat, but it came of in his hand
Tho roaa went to Casanaugh's wife, who was
on board, onl showed her. the remnant OF the
garment.
Mr. D. 7. HALE. the furniture dealer, Of North
Canal street, and friend who Was with him in
buggy at Hyde Park, we're beser BY same Eas-
cals aud severely beaten Nr. Hale Was knocked
scnsslcs., and severely injured hJ slung shot,
aud his friend was also badly beaten. Their
assa;!ants then whipped their horses and fed.
The cause of the af1ay was that Ar. H. whip
and aaS. were stolen by the fellows, and in So
ing to recorer them, they were brutallS assaited
and assaulted
, 1859-07-06

ITO lsENT-!A t;ool House, No.
l. 10 Wahash avenue. With ~ ana .sisr w7trr
eltetk Ala. G'sDa House with to< eesaf and A,oe
eonp:Fte AIch.E avtne. Earth It AFs tlaEkts Ap-
ply T. Z. II. BECkW1TH Gu, 10l South Water stest.
f1-1S%.tfM
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WANTED-A Book Keeper com
w r%ert ITO take charge It It boss By pu ae
Entry. Applicants viii Dir 4 Bnx 49, sr1.{ax qu1st
uous ssfss2e.s a1d cnpeusa:'an x1p<ed IN tkels
han1. tn<- Orc aogi.I.ed With t'sas trs.n+.s rt
fr1e.t. fy{-efx
, 1859-07-06

"ANiED-A Good American.
er Ens !h WOMAN - rook, that unte1.t .ss1-
ssE1nd Net Cook!rx a:t k:{ th7:ss II Tie feen
JOHN H. SHERMAN. Lake Shasr Hoax, Co.ta t;rs.c
arnU&. fxx.Nt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

rVNHE Pan session Institution will commence on the 18Th ~
Angus next and continue p weeks The Spring
gins The day after the close Of the Fa
~ weeks The charges for the entire collegiate
VIII be also Of which t55 required paid ia advance and
the other 80 al the end OF the most sum Include
our charges for Tuition BpIrf Fuel md contingent ZEE we
ask OF those seeking place for education
wards TO note carefully the advantages which offering
location grad OF scholarship ability and experience f.cu
~ excellent discipline thorough and high
rank Of aduAes have already largest patron
age OF College In the state catalogue Tor any
ueu,At information address T. y WILEY, Prs't
luyt-dacu kmorN Z. O. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12
MIR. Leiebvre'S School.
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN IST AND FOIISBrE.
RICHmOND y.

session OF our school begins the LIST day October
Il lNf'' ana terminates the last day jane iS6O
Our long experience In teaching the liberal
Ee have received for yeA both enabled and en-
eouragri Us 10 make Important impToV
course Of Literature comprising English, French German
ana spanish classics, e four last through medium ~
iIsnShD has been successfully ird during last session.
and will be continued and enlarged In he next ''
We have engaged Mr. EpS to tale rhar. n, a.
English part OF this well Rhetoric BELIZE
and the ist Reading classes Of our Institution H. is zen
tennh OF he Highest quAheaons st We feel his
services Will be duly appreciated earnestly
our Literature class 70 graduating pupils
The new house gheh have greatly AID To a.
convenience as well the comfort Of the Ladies boa
ing IN our family Two Young Ladies only m occupy room
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

sTHE ELEVENTH. -TRI-ENNI-
49, al NeenK Of The Gen Prust Epi.copsl s,na.x
School Union and Church Book soy held In 81 P.u
chureh Richmond Va. Wednesday night October fqth AZ
O'Clock.
The sermon -l preached BY he Rev C. Coke d. and
collection taken In sid % the Society.
An adjourned meeting reading the report ana ar .dxo.,
Ing the claims society. viii be held the same Mac an
the next evening" i3ih hour ,ns on
such other evenings occasion require
sezs-td ISAAC N rtrrrt a So
The Trsnni.i Meeting Of the Board Manager. The a.n~-a
Protestant Episcopal School Unu Church Book So
eey. .l he held In Psns Church Richmond Va oa FRIDAY
night, the iith Of October, nj O'Clock.
N
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,%PREPARE FOR THE RIII

49, OuS FEvER--As the Fal approarbes al piia..
ana A.u- and frve has become prevalent every p.sn boud
with the
The secretion Of bile, aud the inactivity the liver TO
krtrI with headache pain In the limbs
loss OF appetite the forerunners
means should At he uhirh the.
ne AZ removed for this
10 bhEk PREMIUM M TIERS" They eradirat. IN. h al
pei e pains cool the Ethen y. g.ns
ate pure healthfu circulation the blood praee %
~ spirits which OF Themselves tend auav u,b an IN
hsauihess Thee Btt-rs nth p-rct safety Is
All ages and srNrs without Eeaher or i-t nd vii
prove valuable family medicine In active op
Is required 'N ~ A''''e '""ie
To be had OF PURCELL LADD and all other pro,ir,
Druggists In the city Of Richmond elsewhere In yrn 80
North Carolina also, Of G sTOTT Co wasInrton ID q M
SIAbLkk, CO. Baltimore; H. A PAHNESTOCK A co PbI.
delphia, and 81 BARNES 4 PARK, New YORK 49, anna
Orders allied by addressing 4 BAKER Propr,e,o,
sel2-d4c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

THE TOBACCO RLvmw will be published on an extra
sheet Tomorrow day. Orders can be handed in
to-day. The privilege Of inserting card" does not
extend beyond the insertion Of the style of the firm Tor
name of the individually and the Of and place of
business Remarks and lists of references will not he
included, unless special arrangement is made at the
| counting room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs CO., Managers.

UELAWAKF.
Drawn Nos Sussex County Lottery Glass iI0-r Oct II
Tickets
g. ~ q 81 - - rs = &c 81 40
Drawn Nos Consolidated Lottery Class No I.a-for DC, II
Tickets,
~ O. ~ = 10 30 - l - - . CT 8, Is
ocl2 FRANCE BRoADRE STS a 90 49,.
ENANCE, BROADBENTS a co. having obtained
II from the Legislature % Delaware LOTTERY CONTRACT
- continue In operation Tor period rwSrT YEAE and
hNVing gwen bonds To the state Tor Million an noI
lars for the prizes sold are now
AZ Wilmington Del the Consolidated Lotteries DelaWar. T H.
eeneh, 81 internal and other purposes
All drawing under the superntendenee Of Lottery
appointed by the state. ' 1
PriEea paid draRn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

LECTURE TOMORROW NI0m.-The first Lecture Of the
season, under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association, will be delivered tomorrow evening at the
United Presbyterian Church, (Rev. DR. Reads,) by RI
Rev. Thomas N. Clarke, Bishop OF Rhode Island. The
subject of the discourse will be- PORN and Force or
the Body and Soul" Bishop Clarke il OF the most
learned able and eloquent OF the many distinguished d.
vines in city His Lecture will doubtless at
tract a large and appreeiatye audience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

CiRouIr CoURr.-Yes,erday. John Bailey, indicted for
embezzing wheat valued $40 the property Of Her.
ry Timberlake, Of King William county, tried and
the case submitted to the jury but they unable
TO agree upon verdict and accordingly committed
| tn the custody Of the sheriff.
The Of Ed. Argentine, j. T. Melton and John
Drill, we're set for trial to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

One of the most desirable articles Tor Toilet in the
way of fine goods Is sad be that manufactured by F.
5. Ceayer, of London. and stamped "Clcavers Prize
Medal Honey Soap. Its great popularity has induced
many limitations, aud purchasers will do wen to see that
they obtain the genuine"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

THEArRr-Aiss Maggie Mitchell is holding forth" at
the irshall Tonight she will appear Naramattall
in wept of the wishTon-wish, and as Kate Dalrympe
in the Little Savage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

FAILS PLANTATIUS.-Wc invite attention to the adyer
tsemcnt of the sale of this splendid domain Such q
chance to obtain desirable property is rarely pre-
/ scented.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

AssrRAScK-we take pleasure in calling the en,cn
ofour lea iers to the advertisement OF Mess WORKMAN
Wyatt, General Insurance AgentsD They reprcfeit
of the best Fire aud Life Insurance Companies do
ing business la the United States. Among the number OF
other good Companies mention the OF that old
Company" which so well and favorabiy known among
US, and take occasion just here mention the fact
that during the past fourteen year,. she has paid
widows aud orphans Million three hundred
thousand dollars. Ao, that mammoth Institution "The
Liverpool and London Fire aud Life Insurance Co. with
very large capital and which Offer undoubed security
to policy hoders-Cnpal represented by them in round
and the public. saw give them call their Office 100
Main Street, square above Post Office word to the
wise l. sufficient
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

Sons of MALTA meeting OF tue Committee of Ar
engagements for the parade to take place the 10th
will be held AT the Lodge this afternoon at O'Clock
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AUCTION SALES.
FUrURk DAYS.

4 tHOCKRIEs &e. AT AUCTION --op rHuksp Az
assortment Of Kroceriss via. '''' ~
Core and crushed saTars syrup and Molasss.
Bacon sides, Jets. and Hams
Sap. Candles, starch
Black and Green
Tanners on
leo Cirars
y.
Old Rye Whiskev
Cuba Rum and Pipes
~ = and = pipes pure Impaired French PranIv
% do do do sherry and N,t,fl. Uipc.
leo Baskets Champagne 40
ALSO.
- Pioughs-vsrious
sNS-Cnder sl0o 600 over uon,b.' r,.t q,
approved paper. toc5l lao u DAVENPORT Act.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAv.


(IouurSsloNEM's SALE oF vAIrauLE
~ unftaprovi a Real Estate In ana m a. A..
City OF Hlcb mlond--As Comm s-lou~r
the Cirra o. CITY Riehuond
Tie 2tth May. >io the Ex~eutrts A. =,
Van l-- te, shah proceed 20 ssl NE pree. orssr
sdNsFtsed. on wednt fny the ifh dsy
u O'clock that most Vausb lot on ne
opposite TO Mesrs Theft foundrv sutnln
back "" feet 10 alley bounded West Cr~.k
and AZ 81 eeosk NJ that b~sutfoi acrr.
i- ne rssdsnee o. Mr. nfsn flsii snd soH-ndns
view ofihe city md snVots uis~ With
nf loo hair on houna~d ~ Nsr
Cl-y and - Ao 20 ct 81 ito-A
between th snd Rfh street, runnnF back leo
nesry adloinhE NE Apoihecafy DR. sRsIns-
which, uil be sold too half lots sc,srr a.
bounded ~ al and fd sis The foregoing
sal -
ruNs-on~four'h cash balance and yesr for u,..
liable notes bearing interest aimed tn l.-t !.
PAID and a Conveyance ordered By the Court
rIfZA q VAN LEW
srz.-ts Commissioner cd Ex.cutfix
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

CHOICE COTTON LANDS.-As agent Of the Es,st. Of
ne s rANCIs 81 gGEI % Mississippi will sell.
me nfs' MoNDAn (osnE h day. Of November next n
,eeond MoNDh of November (belng the isth,) I will ~
konpoTt sell all the Lands In county and on D. IA
MONDAY In November (beng the sell At Pocahon,a
all he Lands In Randolph
uih be reserved for the estate
IksNs-Dnefourth cash Its equivalent
and three bearing Interest from sale secure The
payment - - ''e
Gnt the first Of November any are offered At
slndk S1is and Offers invited application TO me Az Lou
sF KY, plAts terms Ac, viii be furnished among
ne earliest selected and Lands
uues perfect, and all near 70 nne navigation
lS9-tlSoet GEn u,scocE
LnBiseiL1. ~. July Lat lsss
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
TEMPORARY ARRANGEMENT
a.. - -.

OPENING oF THE ROAD To THE WHITE HOTrsT
~ and AFTER this date, Accommodation Train carving
~ Passenge> and Freight stopping any point, on
ns going and returning wiU
Richmond TGrsdays. Thursdays sA'urIays Al r.
turning, leave the White House 81 on the SAM DAYS
Very vi b. established Ia feS days the White HOUSE
rring facility for crossing the Pamunkey Freight ALL he
received the near the loser as wols on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays forwarded on the
ooSng days Freight IN all paid Isak rtfs ~
nee before shipment delivery. Negroes BE- required when
travelling alone, leave With the 1ks o Condeor
pass stating expressly that they permission on the
TUOS u sII Npp
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GO TO q. w. MIYNIs, pHnTo

49, GRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY. stT MAIN sT
ss, h new and Rooms ami re specimen. Of All
mat decorate the walls Every variety pc,ur. beopvi % r.
photographic
taken In form variety that art or -.n.,
introduced cnored
lie size making pie asinE miniature -HeiIy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

prtEes ranging to
Tickets go Halves l5 Quarters ~ 90: Erhths 81 IS
Certificate Of Package % i6 Wholes costs tge 90
70 90 70 Halvcs. ......... q 90
70 90 70 Or ......... ............... 20
10 40 10 tighths .--....-..... ~ %
~ Az orders or tickets certificates Of packages any Of
he above splendid Louccs viii with prompt ana
CONFIDENTIAL attention. and The printed Official drawings cent
soon az over Address TRANCE BROAnBENTs a co,
oeS-HtH"ihd Wilmington Delaware.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

M'roR's CorH.-The following cases we're disposed
Of yesterday
John Fraynsr charged with being drunk and trespa.
ing on the property Of the Virginia Central Railroad
COMPANY Required to give security Tor hs good bchs.
vior.
John hcDermot said to be "very respectable man q"
was brought mp Tor being dsorery on Main street
tih. John was little "sWipcy" az the time Being
his hrst appearance he discharged
John Marony, Tor being drunk and sleeping in door
way contrary 70 Law, committed lie is nomadic
pupcr
Charles Golden, charged with disordcrly conduct ON
Brood street, ~ o'clock, yesterday morning was re-
qured 10 give security for his future good behavior
Samuel A. Carter, the companion Of Golden on ssid
occasion was also required TO give like security ~ ad
don be vas recognized n appear before the Hastings
Court AZ the next Grand Jury term to answer On ndict
ment Tor petty larceny appearing from the testimony
That while on the bender" he had ahstracted small
boz OF chewing tobacco from the lager beer saloon Of
Frank Wnga Omcer Morris stated that he arrested
boh OF these Young men, several Sundays ago for dor
DERBY conduct 10 the street and that Alderman BRAY lib
Grated them without examination and without recurring
security for their good behavior.