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, 1860-11-24

City Gfs advanced per aeut. Mining stocks
nj Improved.
Ths Hureh case--A bay in Court.
A correspondent Of the Journal, writing from
Naperville sa5s:
4 large npnber Of spectators hsye been
present to-day from Chicago. among them Ars.
Iather, Gr9- Thompson and Fanny Burcl.,
niece Of the complainant, residing 1t Little
Falls, Herkimcr county, n. T., who II oftcn
mentioned In tho testimony. biEs. Burch mud
her mother, accompanied by her brother, Hor-
IT, Mn: Burch, on the way to her seat, was
obliged to pass the ladies. but failed to rccog-
nlxe them. Hef mother pa2sed tha compli-
u<1&s Of the morning with the niece, who
-cp1dly e1teutcd her Etored hand 4 Eoere
token of recognition. Shortly After her arrival.
sent 10 Hrs. Busch- She handed them To hsr
mother, who passed them to I gentleman, re-
upesting him to place them upon the repor-
fa's table, whare they remained during tbs
cotire day.
Ancr The d:spo,ltlon Of Mrs Haniet C.
Browns deposition, the witness, Miss Fanny
Burch, w&s called to the stnnd The witness
II young lady. ~ Appcat7 from her testimony,
twenty-five ytzla of agc. dark hair, full, round
lice, ve1y closely resembling Mr. Burch tn
tho lower ptrt OF the flet. 6hs WA dressed
in lsshioaatlo mourning. Her appearance
was closely watched, and her testimony. which
IL probably the str1pgeSt TO DC offered by tue
Prosecution, WIS listened to With great anxiety
ky III present Tho witaeaa was perfectly
lmpass!ve throughout her direct testimony.
which listed the forenoon Her answers were
orompt and conchsd in cI.olcc language,
smuhosIsed and intoua:cd n one would rad
ia public. During toe entire s1araina-
don. Mn Du1ch uxed hc- eyes upon the wit.
uess. but the latter did not ruturn the gaze,
~ / =. orx.s 1,Fut, fke Hnnr fhe 1nrv
, 1860-11-24

N8x-uGa1E, Nor. 13.-The BAul:s today dis
A1pnt4d nearly a million Of dollars. greatly to
fhe 1eLsf OF zac1rhaLf&. There wn4 no ur-
:ERi demand for apoia Stocks improve
sIgauy, hE! the cer<rs1 Espset IF business NJ
f4tFs h unchanged
, 1860-11-24
NJ OT1CE- -Wicwam :,

~ ss.lsd p:opo..l. ~ a,'.% - .or 81 S:ls- I; -.
half in tasss b paia. ehalf east sna ooe
-.loveA baioro December tsf next boal TO b
gwen NJ u de- Ala, tn easa t,~ Common Council
eaAlI ErAat p>snAAton for tho butldl. remain.
The aa'ouns hF tbs building quarter easa md q9sr
semaa oa Il, pPeseps ia ase 9tss Ut eroana sant
Of 3lnp per krnum for taren Jears. a11 r ~ par N
num for The last tUo yezrA
M1ch OF It llfg:e tna1f:h. =,
Tue Cntntntt.re tie rxhs 70 fSsaft any ot AL
nSi. hut Il baW,iS sid t~e at;nest anA best
Vii .rr-t'~s. ra- br l4a -th ho G2~E ssAssa
\ AdAxes> WYNN rAG::;4 .+,atrru39
-" II: 4, D,sAua; Eoa,:sitAA
J Aaa cN HukHEN, xsct1<xrT,
, 1860-11-24

fspsc:al Dispalch @ the Cincinnati Gaxatte.1
BALTIMORE, Nov. -, 1850.
The suspension Of the Banks has produced =
feeling of rsllef Ia financial and commercial
s:ircles, aud = mora cheerful feeling prevails.
Money was readily had at T. per cent, aud
some was obtained ut .. Very little paper Of
fcrsd On the strAot, however, the banks having
discounted On quite = large scale. The bust
meas Of the day closed with decidedly good
feeling.
higher. but subsequently fell back 81 SO, clos
ing at $2.5o advance, with conaiderable sa1es.
City G's advanced per aeut. Mining stocks
nil fmnTnrcf
, 1860-11-24
Nem advertisements.

@. u. 9CRIHEN, Ad5erfising agent, & Deer
brn ss.- II authorised 10 rkcxipe AdesrfIsez1knksr
ML o'M al Gas L<ading Rupers q kAt HovGatsest
, 1860-11-24

THr acuoo1s-proG J. F. Ebe rhart, editor
Of the II. IT. Home and SehoR Journal, and
County School Commissioner, haa been spend
fns the past week visiting some Of the schools
ia the northern part 2f the County-.mong
others those at Palatine, Elk Grove and Bar
rinston. He 1ectured at Pa.atine pn eduea-
tlonal subjects to good sized audience, On
Thursday nleht, and graded school is soon to
DO inaugurated there as one result Of his labors.
The condition, prospects and feelings Of sehol.
ass and teachers sre represented to be "a good
~ could be expected throughout thu County,
MINISTRY AT L4na=.-Ar. GOLFER reports
That he has received the folio ~lng sams rths
Kansas relief fund sinee hls iat lsposs: Fro1
. friend, Il; from friend, Il; from Nr. Rot
ssscr, -; finn friend, 81 and two parcels OF
clothing. liz llas tvo r,cn for >.crk, who arc
re.dy 10 do any kind OF writing Or marehoua.
or store business.
, 1860-11-24
FREE OF CHARGE.

111es. ...- Valued It
1-1dtal State Of -wa.hiugton~ represented IN
Is youth ~ having hack ed ills faihefss
cherry uet-to Be executed Ia esafu1Ty
Marble. ny |. y. .yoL1-..........,... ,s7no
2-lli.size Portrait Of Col T. L. uatria Painted
from lfs BY U. P. 4. HssLT. -.............' so
a-"Iae Prayer E-aa ideal head of gtfl wlsh
~ ~ ;,y TX H1AIr -...... ea
S-us3 NtA --1ehce N t4nada ~ s. r T1Acy. 1E5
6-Qnau Shooting on the Prairie 1no
I-~Woodcn Bridge" BY HowAxr sr1osc IS
E-LAndseape-A1ckrossA Abbey. By TRACY.... 81
3-Wlatef sccue-Ga1y Castle 81
n-Ret1En from she Harvest b sraoxa ....-..-. 70
H-M&nno View. .-' ." Il
M-settng Quail By Txcr. '+.'- q
14-lAndscaPe in New JeFssy. By Tracy ,. u
u 16, u ent &-PoTtTalt C1u,eos--so represent
Tie nkcneasts Of the severd holdeES Of thn
fortunate numbers, or Of nny friend theymaT
designate. By EnLk. valned u IN sach 1so
t9-shecp and Lamb n TsACT -. ... II n
@-Shetp aud two LambA BJ TRAcr ). .......s 81
335-5s1 dscspt1rfsench Scene. By 1sacI... Sea-. .
s-Aandscape on the podeler. - ...,,.... $
4-Isad.eape@@ot 4as . a Church. :.-.".'. X X
es-Deer "ad Fann-~Aate,ua Adectton~ BF
a-N.!tas yis1: II sr.o;a o;;;aI'''''..''.::. 1S 1S
q to g tocluive-eo cassn of vo1ks ststuette Of
Stephan A. Douglas or Of his nle,stxe Bust
Of Abraham Incoln, It the option OF 10
several drawers. Valued u IS each .,,,., IN
, 1860-11-24

VIII be . meeting OF this club this Saturday eve
nies Al " o'clock, at Clich'a Hotel Let all met1-
bars attend. As business Of inpostancs IL to be
transacted. n owr p-s..+
, 1860-11-24

- ---- - ---- =. 49,. .----.- e--A -
dozep there; did not see Mrs. B. 20 behind the
orange tree did not see Stuart or Aerrick 60
behind It: Ar. 64pnyt bade mo adleu in the
front rarlor; think Merrlck apd Stuart went
out together; thCre wn8 4 Gerynnt In attend
apce In tue hall; Mrs. B. told me that Stuart
kissed her hand In tho yesttbule: aaid Me7ick
was present; told me Of this the same a{tc,-
noont rccollect Of g1::z:., 10 fair 1t Metropol-
itan Hall; tho coachman went ri,h Mrs. B.
Mr.. RuFch went with Ars, Mnttc4;op: ,1n,,'t
remember the day Of the week: Mr. Henry
lloyd accompanied nc home; cArlile Boyd
walked home With Mrs. Buich rec,!lect Mts.
Dnrcb hsd pincushIon and = doll dlcssed up.
given to Acr; don't remember Burch's buying
her any other presents: didn't ace Mr Stuart
thc.e don't rccollect Ars. Burch king some
ouc to looH for Mr.. Burch; Mrs Afattcson is
or was . singer IN lhc Second Prcsbrtetiau
Church; / think I said something about
NJ. Psgo accompanying me l6me; !
eaid ! ID not Fish hipa tp aceon,pahy me;
Uurch was IN the library Elcu We got homie !;
Efs. s. sid, "Fs:ser, thonght you wcre
coming hack for me;" he said that he knew
George Farnam was at the Fair and thought
~ you'd bring l,cf homo safely on the WY
home f1xe, the FatI, went to The Epneopa1
Church On Wabash s@e2ue. which *E eng
trimmed for Christina; saw ~: -. =, and
Tuesday after New Yeas5 Nat in ths parlor
When hs catnc; Iay slater and Mr. and Mra.
Ncei Were tleFs; Ars. BurcA was :sot IN tho
Fefior7 abs had not been abaeut from, tic t1af-
IoT oFer trc minutes; Tho f.s1l1r door was
'.nrn: have hrard the Jocs upon so q rus par
, 1860-11-24

AGENTS WANTED
To Sen this work. to whom liberal term, vn ha rive,
II sa!e T BE- immense. snd those Who havr no Iucfs
I'VE or Ate Rlready engaged in the xaj OF
books should fall to take hold 81 il n money en
be made very East In ita sale ~'11
Sample copiea sent By mail post paid On recelpt Of
the prize. Ad6fe98 - "'f' ~@
THAYER & ELDEIpGE. Publshers
no1A a5191tdA3tw 118 Wathtnrfon at Hrstoo
, 1860-11-24
100000.

ILLINOIS CURRENCY WANTxD.-AI bauks
thrown ont OF otheEwise} Will b. taken at Pur, for
all kinda OF Rationale Clothing, At the lowest
prieca, At Putnam's Gst4t Eastern Emporium.
116 Randolph street. noa46t
, 1860-11-24
THE FIRST CHICAGO
Art-Union Distribution
FINE ART In THE WEST,

And viii comprise for It's nrst Annual CatsloRue the
too*tng WORKS In Painting and Sculpture contributed
o. tae Aftisss: most of which ara original work.
Cnlon, or about the
, 1860-11-24

"BAsxsi BASKs''-We, Sam Dunn l. Co.
Hatcra, will take ali Illinois money for Hats, Caps
and Furs- 1o1 Randolph street. noye,st
, 1860-11-24

DOLL OF PAPER LOST.-Iost
q Arlington. Cl4,k Or 3fsdlson street betxeen
MaK8st 1teet and the Post 01!ee. : roll of fooscap
S b suitably rewarded By leaving Ii II tie Tsbuns
, 1860-11-24

MkHAs's PrRE 1ntsU MALT WHmxr.-Invslids
"tll ind this superior to any other imported. 1t
can be obtained genuine and pure Of E. L.: sas.
gent, apotheeasy, corner Of Randolph and State
AfraAta
, 1860-11-24

Hopes aud Fears" OF Scenes In tho Life Of
spinsteF. BY Miss foungc, author Of the ''Heir Of
Redelid." Hearts Ease,'' &c. This book Just
published by D. Appleton Co., Ia for sale in this
city BY AcNally l. Co., 81 Dearborn straet,
, 1860-11-24

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS;
Tbs new novel Of Harrington, \ StorY Of rtsc
Lore published by IhaveF E1dFtdec II dill civ IL
hattlng EEs:t demand III rroduetton which ntcda
tns feader - the clos Though novel rais ID re
Aanea. lta characters arc dr&wn With ! tastxF hand
and IT, plots and tncideuta well managed, Tie boot
comes In good time. and will doubtIess aoou bo 5und
on every well Supplied literary taese1Bost5n Ailas
Thayer E1drid:., III and 1ls Washington street
1r9s lexe y By tss .uthor e whis ne Ghost
rolGns of So pas:s nd from besianiaS 70 end is
thrillin: interest Since tas pu6iesn n af -uas,e
puhst ed eou.nr 9osft raanE r slatssy has been
dents nd fascinating delioeations: IL scenes arc
xithout rs s5eess q eoloriaS; aud ts personal refr
sale AL the niends Of freedom shonld NOT ous Fesi
T. II Tia "sensatton book" Ut the season-H Hoston
L11efatuf.
Ak. y. D. o'cosyoR'3 new noyel .uasrtnston~ il
the hest Anu Slavery argument in tie form Of nct1on
yet Issued from tho America Pstss Il
Y woFta dozen Of Uncle Tom.-[Boston Saturday
The work T. comprised Ii handsome volume Of 81
pages. 3t1n.ed nn nice papeE md elegantly and sub
, 1860-11-24

- All should not hill to read thu adyerttsemen
Of Prof Wood In to-day's paper, aet,y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05

THE PRIScE OF WALES MOVEMENTS Montreal Ga.
zette of the SOth u says that the date of the departure
of the Prince of Wales from England to this continent
will be the 18th of July with fleets as before published
His first port this side O. the Atlantic will be st.
Johns. New Foundanl. Thence he will proceed TO
Halifax; and thence cross over the country and visit ST.
John. n b, and Fredericton. If practicable he will
thence cross over to Shediac, where his fleet will go
round to meet him. and proceed up the river to Quebec
If he finds difficulty in getting to Shedac he may cross
to Portland and the Grand Trunk railway to
Quebec or Montreal From this he will 60 to Kingston,
and thence to Ottawa From Ottawa TO Toronto; thence
across the lake the falls and back by rail to Hamilton
He will 90 to Sarna TO the Grand Trunk works there
and travel over the western States iReog Go to Wash
ngon and be the guest Of the President; thence visit
the Atlantic cities and have lis fleet him at Port
land or probably il he by Portland, his depart
ure may be from Quebec and he may take the Grand
Trunk from Portland after the completion of bis tour in
the Uuited States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
WEALTH OF ENGLAND.
From Me LONDON Times.

The Quarterly Returns of the Revenue and EIpend-
ture which published yesterday tell their own story
Indeed there is nothing from which mystery has so ut
tery departed Taxation has become purely engineer
ing process given the rover, and you know the result
Last session the Chancellor of the Exchequer put ad
donal fourpence on the Propertyax for the current
year, and as the greater part Of the addition entered in
the Quarter just ended the result is the amazing f.
cures of O02 O0Ol, against 1890 in the CORES
ponding Quarter of last year. It has been done by the
stroke of pen. We all remember how pleasantly Mr..
Gladstone told the House they must pay another four
pence, and how sweetly they took the infection
There was hardly a murmur and, if there was, Mr..
till, in the account of this Quarter alone though, Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
RICHMOND WADE CLOTnING,

InCrG q Ea clli e =.
Tg1g subscriber been manufacturing Clothing Ia he %
JI-y of Richmond twenty years, au- has 90 this II
Co hands i1 hs employment and will Ia ~
month make large additions 90 that num- Ill
Der Having taken br story DIS store especially for
fcfrru purpusr determined 20 make article Tn thu
coh1t line Chat shall compare in every respect with cohlsg
Northern cities and DE asks the patronage q his old
friends public generally yw of the fact tha1 lac Civ
ing cmpoymeu i A to large number OF uect an and
worthy -ars Who GIT otherwise suler Tor the nrcessares o
I- lie has the hes; OF cutters aud materials not 10 be surpsSs
rI by house iu The country
MAINLAND Virginia. C,1iuas and Georgia Cassiueres and
rrrel, II. grades Strictly southern Mtuulacur
ing House shall satisfied by personal inspection Of not
De aIs DE has been doing for years past
SPENCE. Clohier and Tailor,
mh2 Corn. Maiu and l3;h sts, Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
S1OO.OOOt

- D0 ono tive enter upon the Spring season Win
SlUU,OOO. the largest varied and elegant
stock Of FINs SPRING CLOTHING retail sales We have ever
shown, o. b. found In the South The assortment
the choices STYLES % European and American goods All Nhe
have b,en gotten by ourselves In thst peculiarly tasty ana
durable manner Tor which Clothing has so long been eeoA
ted
We shall continue 90 offer every 1ducement 70 purchasers
ad hupcto merit and receive OF the very ae
patronage bestowed upon US Tor than twenty wears past
New STYLES introduced constantly, aud all the noNtes OF
the season be found al the Old stand 2 Main street
ap23 KrFN BALDWIN WILL ANS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
NEW AND RICH HJEWELRY
" A 7 III + s.
Diamonds and Silver Ware

w a I G II T. >
Diamonds and Silver Ware
y. A. MYERS,
(iORNFR ofMain and Pearl Streets Richmond, C1A2
" Virginia. iust received, In addition to his y TX
sraly and rxtene beautiful eOrcoa %
all the latet snl most elegant styles Of
WATCHES JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE,
WATCHES.
large assortment of Watches manufactured by he following
celebrated makrrs-P sons David Taylor, Henry
Reg nods Lemon. Allied Loya jules uSrnsou and other eeie-
Lratrdmsken
very rich assortment Of Diamonds, an other precious stones,
viz:
Diamonds 10 ful and IItfSrts
AMI Opal n PuIl sud Ilal'seis
and Pearl
10 Euimeled and Erusean setting In ss,I
and halfset's
Oriental Garnet and Pearl In Eruscan Gold
settings Srts and IiafSrtts
Rich Mounting Coral Roses 10 fun and half setts
Euamrl,ed and Ftrusc an Gold IN ul ald half srtts
Etriscan and Pearl In FUN and hslf sets
Stone Cameo and Pearl ln full and haN ssta
sarlnya and Onyx IN full and half setid
Roman Mosaic in full aud hall
F!oreatine Mosaic In full and half setti
Carbuncle Pearl aHd Rruscan In fall and half Ies
Rich Coral Puehias hrusean In full and hall set Ae
SILyERWARR.
Comprising Coffee and Tea
Pitchers Waters Gobets Cups Ice Cream and Jelly
sluds Eh Bucwhest Cakes and Fruit Knives Card Gases
Monales, Cake and Fruit Baskeis 4c., sc.
SPECrACLEs.
Brazilian Pescopc Pebbles set Ia Gold Silver frames
also handsome assortment Of Steteosc0pes stereOse0ys
Views. Clocks, Cutlery and JeEelry
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The public respectfully Invited to examine the above before
purchasing. A. MYERS,
apf-im Cor Main and Pearl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
CLOTHING! CLOTHING !!
Alto MAIN STREET,
ENASHI)NABLE IN STYLE,

SUPERIOR IN MANUFACTURE
with qualities o. all grades prices suit the demands oi the
Trade.
Gus ain shall be 20 DO
First Glass Trade.
With facilities 90 purchase tue Goods as theV come out
will customers the advantage o The --latest styles VAIN
the chocs Of the market SuAFER, HALSEY CO.,
I,taT Turman Hull.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
; OUR OWyAgD HOME uANVFACTURE

Ut u
stock % Ready Made Clothing complete aud W. ask the
~ attention of customers and public n general, 10 can Anh
De- convinced Who the cheapest aud hest made Ctuf
u % city, Our stock large sud win coaunue 10 n"A. up
dgu t summer he able keep stock Ia complete
We VIII also, make Clothes order, la the latest styles
auI aiI Warrant tO DO sale.
1ths Clsuyrss ami Nesiurs on hand All
a,s is cau and hook Cr yourself, ~ MORRIS 90,
.Dls 1uO Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
srl,rNn Am NI.nI1ir,, CInrmING.

NM IRA SMITH, ma MAIN ST,
As in store bis manufacture, very large and
desirable stock Gentlemen and B1, Fashionable Cloth
ir STING OF M t. newest style garments aud latest styles of
Fabrics which vsui invite the attention q the patrons Htv
iu- bong experience aud grea facilities t0r catering for this
such stock cannot but gsr entire sat
isf.c1a si sell YOU good article at fair prices, well made,
tasfIIl cut. ga the latest styles
ctu an - convince you that mean all say.
ap- NNI. IRA SMITH, M Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
PIANO-FO RTE
RICHMOND MADE

- y
TIANN completed machine shops FRANKLIN Street,
and Walnut Alley the whole being In connection with iu
peent and Seed Store Main Street, invite pArteusr
attention from the farmers o Nrua facilities for maniac
turing kind Of Agricultural Machinery and Implement
shall pay especial attention 20 the manufacture Of THRESH
ING MACHINES Of the best models and workmanship.
Nv PORTABLE HORSE POWER d arranged require
digging delay starting and has secured the approval Of all
who have used them My PATENT STRAW CUTT.Rs well
known 10 need CONNER cati0n.
As heretofore keep constantly on hand Of own make and
fully warranted Cora Shelters for hand and horse power Wheat
Fans Cradles Reapes Hay Presses Cider Nils Seed Drills Poss.
arrOws Hay Kalrs Geaners, Guilty. Gum and Leather Ma
chine Betting SC. a..
~ Repairs Of al Kinds promptly attended 10.
Agent bckfoEd Huimaus Wheat and Guano Drills, ana
McC. rmicks Reaper and aloSer.
;es-d3n II. ". SMITH, No. "a Main st.
sOUTHERN LOCK nANUFACTORY.--DEelin
- Locks Of every description sliding Door Trimmings Of the
quality Also Prison and Bank Locks Hinges and Bolts Of
any height. Bells hung, with or without Tubes
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE.
As sell work but manufacture am prepared 10
~arssat TO give eGs satisfaction TO those who favor
with call
WILLIAM READY,
220 Main Street, betSen sth and Oh,
fel0-ly kcgSOSp Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05

A BRLLIANr WEDDING AT WASHNGroS.-Yesterday
al noon, the Hon. j. f. Bouigny, NJ C., from Louisiana,
WAS united ia marriage to Miss Mary Elizabeth Parker
he second daughter OF our wCllkuown iellow-czen,
Mr. George Parker The ceremony took place at the
residence Of the brides father and the officiating cer-
gvman war the Rev. Mr. Butler the pastor OF Trinity
Episcopa Church. The guests Witnessing the ceremony
though not very numerous embraced a number OF gen
emen in distinguished public positions here and their
fam lies the President, Secretaries Cobb Thompson aud
Toucey among them The bridesmaids were Miss Fanny
Parker Ia sister of the bride) Miss Hamilton, of New
York, Mis- Catlin, Of New York, Miss Alice Aaury
and Miss Sarah Franklin, of this city, and Miss
Hammond a daughter Of Senator Hammond OF South
Carolina and the groomsmen were DIR. Parker, Sher-
if of New Orleans, John Maury, Esq, OF this
city, the Hon. MeSSrs. Ruin, Of North Carolina, Ed
mondson of Virginia. Miles of South Carolina, OF the
House of Representatives and another gentleman from
louisiana whose name We have learned The bride
is said to have been attred with most exquisite taste
in point lace over white satin Dress with point lace
vel and orange flowers in her hair, and rich, sparkling
diamonds in the ornaments she Shortly alter the
ceremony the reception took place. which was attended
by large cOucOurse of the fashionable friends OF Mr.
Parker's family and those of his n-aw, their
eouppages lining and FOur-and-a-ha streets tor long
distance A sumptuous entertainment prepared for
the company, and an exquisite string band dscoursed
delicious music from the conservatory attached to tue
dwelling At p. m the reception closed, and, su6se-
quenty the gay wedding party dined together at Mr.
Patkers We hear that the happy pair start to-day on
Northern wedding tour. This was perhaps the most
brilliant wedding that has ever taken place in the Fed
eral Metropolis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LIN EMS

DAMAsks, DIAPERS, &c.
t0NsUhERS Of RcaEsons Linens and those deTous Of Oh
~ anng the Genuine Goods should that the articles they
purchase sealed with the fa the hrn ~ RICHARD
SON SONS DES guarantee Of the soundness and d1s
biity Of the goods
T caution rendered essentially necessary large quantities
Inferior and defective Linens prepared
and sealed with the " RICHARDSON, by Irish Houses Eko
regardless Of the Injury thus Inflicted alike the American
and the manufacturers Ofe genuine Goods will not readily
abandon business profitable while purchasers be imposed
with Goodl Of 4 worthless character
J BULL0CKE 90
.e6-dly Agents 20 Church Street New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
REMOVED.

~ A BAEGANN Jt, have removed 90 thtr New store,
In NJ on W.ir street, seven doors above ttr Old stand
s tssv have Increased their ftvs Tor doing a s. OF
~ r t 1a s1ra AS putting up every description oi Water
y,-. Uylrlris Closets Bath Boilers Coakiug Ranges
Panps Hylrauic Rams kc Putting Portable Gas MoTAs
htfin- lu hu'lI.u-5 gith pipes and fixtures. 90
t.. rf t.a grk bluaag xc heating buildings with hot
,er or s.eam Tey tlse This occasion to state tha pey
taeg ~. tlt and warrant ll give sstsi-ta-u-
t assortment % and fancy un anl draLes aaa
Fsni,rs sIgays hand. aall-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
1850.
FOR
1860.

Simp son " Miller =.
lI9 Main street.
XvOU Will and Clothing % THEIR own MANUFACTURES, that
cannot be surpassed u any market. We will keep constantly
hand dur7 Spru months full stock o. eve
thing Kept in Clothing line Our goods have been got
uu oy especial 90 the retail trade and
Excelsior regards FIT STYLE and WORKMANSHIP
espoutg color rereut pieces and quail ties 70 III
sizes Goats Pants shirts made 20 order at short
uce Please give US cauatll9. mh2s SIMPSON MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
LETTER FROM HENRY CLAY.

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The following letter was written by Henry Clay, inn
mediaelv after t adjournment of the Philadelphia Con-
yention in lsIs h is now first published from the orig
nal in our possessPn.
On the eve of atother Presidential struggle it will be
read with INTEREST," -
ASHLAND, JuIe Is, lS4S.
Ny DEAR Sir: BEFORE the receipt Of your oblging let
ter Of the 2sth ut was prepared to expect the event
which has since hdppened at Philadelphia. Your letter
conduced to strengthen my anticipation ofL ihe te'