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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
From tie FredericksJTg Nevs.
A WHOLE CIRCUS COMPANY ARRESTED AND
TRIED FOR MTTPDER

On Wednesday morning, Robinson & Lakes Circus ar
rived in this place. About 10 O'Clock it rumored
that they had had fight in Port Royal Tuesday night
and that Mr. Mark L. Boulware had been cruelty beaten
and had since died of his injuries The rumor was doubt
ed and denied Anxious groups of men conversed mys-
ter rousy at street Meanwhile the Circus men
proceeded in their preparations for exhibition They
we're reported TO be desperate characters-l50 in
ber An express expected every moment from Port
Royal The excitement quiet but earnest took posses
sion of the town. At last black man was found who
had seen Mr. Bouware's dead body that morning. 1t
was determined to arrest the Circus men. The Voun-
teer Companies ordered TO assemble tap of the
drum. Some wag tapped the drum and the soldiers
sembled-and were hoaxed
AT night citizens of Port Royal arrived After con-
sultation the Mayor and two citizens, escorted by the
Military proceeded to the Circus and entered just the
performances we're about TO concude-announced that
the whole party arrested and took possession of
the Menagere, &c. An examination before the Mayor
was commenced and carried till o'clock in the
morning. and then adjourned till 10 O'Clock Thursday.
At that hour, the Mayor appeared J. L. Marye, Jr.,
George Ftzhugh and j. B. Sener counsel for tie prose-
cution w A. Little E. NJ. Braxton, G. H. c. Rowe and
c. T. Goolrick, counsel for the defence. The entire
Circus Company with two exceptions called and
sent to an upper to await examination. About 40
were examined, including or from Port Royal. The
examination terminated at 10 I. NJ.
The facts seem to be that on Tuesday night, in Port
Royal after the circus was over slde snow DeBan
about s P. NJ The doorkeepeI ordereda young Mr. Bcu
ware who was talking the tent hush &c. Words
passed Boulware struck him and was knocked down
His uncle nterferred and also knocked down. After
this fuss was over Dr. B. ordered the circus proprietor
to leave town. At lOi P. NJ, party of some ten mer
went up and challenged the circus to fair fight
the proprietor preventing them from accepting. After
wards circus pursued into private house ant
beaten severely The circus rushed out with sticks
overlook Mark Boulware three blows heard and h
was found with bis forehead crushed and in dying cen
dition,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
ND pAprY IN FNCIANn

The London correspondent of the Philadelphia North
American writes
On Thursday Mr. Rarey gave lecture at Oxford about
goo persons present including the elite Of the Uni
versity Mr.. Rarey introduced two year old, with
very bad character appended to it. He had no sooner
commenced perform his operations than the colt proved
its title bad reputation by breaking away from Mr. Ra
rey aud pupgIg among the sters in the front row, Or
seats Of honor OF course something more than furry
ensued Some thirty persons scattered right and left
very general rising of the house, followed by an agita
ted stampede ensued but Mr. Rarey stuck TO the hly
with the bad repute and succeeded in bringing her back
to her place subduing her, and ultimately mounted on
her back riding quietly round the ring with her. being
the first time she had permitted any person that lux
ury He also tanned vicious cart horse On the follow
ing day the Prince of Wales present at his lecture
Mr. Rarey is about to give series of farewell lectures al
the Alhambra They commence on Monday next hr
Rarey will return the United States With about enough
money TO set up bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
RATIFICATION MEETING.

According to previous appointment, large number of
the Wings of GFeenbner assembled at the courthouse
on Monday the 2Sth u, to ratfy the nomination of Bell
and Everett Hon Ballard Smith called to the Chair
and made eloquent and patriotic speech in favor OF
the nominees and the Wing cause and 4. c. Snyder,
Esq, was appointed Secretary. Messrs Samuel Price
and Richard Mauzy also delivered addresses pream-
BILE aud series of resolutions endorsing the nominations
were read by Mr.. Thomas Mathews and unanimously
adopted. An organization Of the Wings of the county
also entered into, preparatory for the campagn.
Much interest seemed to be evnced in the proceedings
-GresHLrier I9deDeHdeiR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
ROOTS BOOTS BOOTS

The Washington correspondent Of the Louisville Cou
rier tells the following:
THE best thing, however, have heard about Lincon
is connected with his record while member of Congress
in lSi7-4g. As you aware the General govern
ment supplies each Rep eseltative with stationery,
usually consisting of paper, ink, envelopes &c. It is
said that the stationery bill OF Mr. Lincoln be found
the following item
Three pairs Of boots S2j
1T is the only instance on record, believe, where
boots have been regarded stationery, and when the
government has supplied the Representatives in Congress
with that desirable and highly useful article"
We suppose that every Lincoln will hereafter
when he carries a rail, have dangling at either end
pair of boots labeled: Congressional pIunder.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04

The Post Master General has lately ablished post
Office st Nelson Station, Nelson County, Va, and ap-
pointed VIM. Tompkins postmaster. This office is at
the point where the county post road leading from Low
nston TO Tye river Warehouse crosses the Lynchburg
Extension of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad and
the nearest point on the railroad each of those places
There Is daiiy mail from il to Lovnston, and triweek
ly mail to Tye River Warehouse. This was formerly
called "Hils"--and afterwards Lovuston Station. The
proper name on the post Office LISTS Nelson Station.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04

- The Mayor was asked to commit the whole set of
grooms and canvass belonging ito the circus. The
question argued by Marye Hizhugh and Sener for
the prosecution and by w. A. Little Goolrick and Brax.
ton for the defence At o'clock this morning the May
discharged the whole party the ground that the
authors Of the murder could be identified by name
The circus departed forthwith.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04

USIvERsIrY SocIErY MEDALs.-The gold medals an
nualy given by the jefferson and Washington Societies
of the University Of Virginia to their best debates have
this session beer awarded by the first named Society," to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04

Mr. James NJ Boyd of Lynchburg, and by the last to
Mr.. Willem Allen, OF Winchester.
1t is no light distinction to be placed foremost as de-
batter in society composed Of some 200 members the
flower of our youth and reflects the highest honor upon
these Young gentlemen Charlottesville Reyieo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04

JENNY LtNDS REBUKE OF \ STUPID OLD DUKE.
The Philadelphia Press tells the following story OF
one Of Queen Nctorias uncles:
The late Duke of Cambridge-the dinner-eating Duke
was constant and hIgraut offender in bis way. lie
had very e taste for music, and bad box at the ope-
"a simply because 1t the fashion. great man was
he for ding at public dinners which he would cat
s much five and drink much ten ordinary peo-
ple Leaving the table full OF beef and flushed but
scarcely Hurried by enormous quantity OF wne this
Roval Dule-uuclc to Queen NctoIia-wOuld drive 10
the opera probably arriving during the last scene, and,
wholly regardless Of the performers, would call out TO
his riends across the house Ah, Devoushire glad 10
see YOU or Cardigan shall breakfast with you
morrow and so on. Being Royal llighness, he was
actually tolerated One night, when Jenny Lind was
performing the role of "Amiua, in La Somnambula the
old portly Duke in this manner. Disturbed by
his talk the vocalist suddenly paused, and the Queen,
who was present stretched little out Of her box TO as
certain the cause.
Jenny Lind simply looked at the Dukes box and the
Oueep. turning round followed her look, and the
culpr who was speaking loudly to person in the
negbboring box The eyes of all the audience di
rected at once 10 the Duke of Cambridge, who certainly
then became fully aware that he spotted by
raj hundred persons. He continued talking, however,
as if TO brave out gentleman in the pit jumped up
on his seat and a loud voice and an earnest manner,
cried out
,.Wbo listurbs the audience? Who but that old man
with the tar upon his breast; Do we pay him forty
thousand pounds wear TO annoy the public in the ope-
"a house. Three groans for the Duke Of Cambridge
The call was unanimously complied with, every eye be-
ing fixed ON the porty prince, and at last he sneaked
out of his box followed by his wife and daughter and
not until then did Jenny Lind her singing. 1t
was said that the Queen greatly annoyed with her
unces ruleness and told him IL is certain that ever
after he avoided going TO the opera, and behaved very
well when compelled TO attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
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SAMUEL Y. RyID


Z W. II q Z. r.
Commission Merchants,
n CORNER E4EEgT AND SECOND STREET,
CiucEuuatl, Ohio.
Solicit orders f-r AL ~ ratern Produce, and mak-
r.-rai Cash Advances on COHsi= nTncnt- iJr sale o.
" GaudigS bought and Stored Of purchasers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

1ncI . u = Q q Ea Gilt @ =.
TFyUE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing the %
4 y Of Richmond twenty wears, and has at this II
t5 90 100 hands l h- employ and will In ~
month make large additions 90 that uul- Ill
Having the his store especially for manu-
featuring purprss determined % make article In the
clothing ne that shall compsre n every respect win cohlg
e- aId De asks the patronage of lis old
friends and h public generally y OF The fact that L-ls ziy
Tag u:st 90 large number of mechanics and
worthy females r u;h-rW- sul-r for the uecessafles %
u etss ~ best of c-r, and materials not to be surPass-
el by house Ia the country.
Na-yarI y-rgIaa CtroIras and Georgia Casmeres and
Tree of grades and coors Strictly southern ManuiactCr
Ing House as an shall De sisi-l hy personal inspection of not
What he intends has doing for past
T. SPENCE. Cottier and Tailor
mh2 Corn. Main and 18Th sts Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
RICHARDSON,s
IRISH LINENS

DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, &c.
CONSUMERS Of Rehardsons Linens those desous OF oh
" tanning the Genuine Goods should see that the articles L
purchase sealed with the full name the nrrn n RICHAR
SON. SONS OWDEN guarantee Of the soundness and dur
bity OF the gsods
This caution rendered essentially necessary large
OF Inferior and defective Linens prepared season
aud sealed with the " RICHARDSON y h Uousss -
regardless OF the Injury thus inflicted alike American con-
sinner and he manufacturers the genuine Good will readily
abandon business so profitable while purchasers be Imposed
on with Goods Of worthless character
BULLoCKE co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04

w A n i Ed.
10000 Sss gSF2Mss' si4. s.s .s61. s"a % To2s
where they buy style Of they wish from the mack
trunk the best iron solid leather trunk Iron
frame solid sole leather yases superior carpet bags all nadn
the be manner and warranted and sold prices as low As thew
can be bought In the Northern cities Trunks repaired and
made at the shortest notice Country are n 10 ar
anime my stock OF Trunks and learn my prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

UF UIh U " lNU h 70 " VI \ I FAI I I Z :.
nURs0gk Of Ready Made Clothing complete and We ask the
- attention 7f customers and public IN general 70 call aud
convinced sen e chelpt and hest made Clothing
n t, city, Our stock is barge, ai We will continue 70 make up
dlr1. SUMMER e able 20 keep stock 10 complete
We g also Clothes order, 10 the latest styles
end WIN warrant 90 li sale
large stock Of Coths Css,merss sn3 vestngs hand All
ask D a call, and look l1s youasef MORRIS 90,
ans 100 Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
NvULCANITE TEETH! -
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL NIITTTTT

NvULCANITE TEETH! ..,,,.,, G.,
GREAT nlPsovfSEST N ARTIFICIAL QfffY7P7
,oxrs NJ. having the risa, Tor making TEETH on
DE Ics1i plate and icing ,atiS of is absolute 'Hpsyory
rrgV ofisi astod. having thoroughly tested y Jor rre
b-e @ and other plate had utterly failed loaesas ''@
.qfrs TO those desiring ful or partial ssis o. iT
~, lflflu ~ plIs ana hs suction ters2y secured
rnab Hscrt teeth 'rtAo.' t,; Niou, 10
The gold plate has rendered 50 msny .es he prosou
Having been adopted hy those taHdinS hshess IA vi hSJ
i or any osr p'Is made, for such as prefer
Filing saur regulating and all other operations gently and
Tess s2,!aetci -,p by eectcy, having extracted
.1-r fr1 tr1df ai tech i5iti t. - ,.
once hours TO 81 from ~ to G. on Main st.
sih aud 10Th M
WE INVITE THE LOVERS OF A cool pleas, IS
a glass Of soda ~a,sr to our HoeF and soda shei
whlch they vi, !, % aaa Az @srseA9s BE '1ISy ti
bert ,S 9's''' Orange L'a'a Fn' Apple W WAXING
JEO BALES or VERY SUPERIOR TInO-
1000 Se'ooIeys queen City HAMS such In the world
Frrsh Butter received twice week
FOrs by ROBERT A Z DABNEY,
Grocery and Feed store
~ Broad ST., opposite Theatre
= warm OISESPFCTFTLLY n CALL THE Al
tor Of All lovers pure glsss Of soda Wster 70 w ny
buntsin , a. keep constantly on ham, wi MAJ anuctuf
cJfrern ihs beS Of B Carbonated Soda W hove eh
,,s,s "A, s-r 10 5-cI,,e- a large assortment u al
II seA; s'IS a. - - p' c., Steel Noes superior
80 49, SMITH, RHODES CO.
GRAIN CRADLES.-We have store and for sale avs a va
N riety fingered Cradles Of the nos Sppoep
Via Sedge and Brace complete Nh o Gin sBJ
Also Dutch Bow and New York Patterns Aso St' ,.s ~
clover scyhss snaths assorted sizes and qaaiSs
msg SMITH RHODES Co, p Pead 81
NTRW RTTsTER-sU tubs superior Fresh Bnitsr, Just re
~ esyed per steamer Roanoke, and for A RoBERTsoN
nys Next to Corner Governor and FRANKLIN & IS;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
oURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, IN FROM ONE TO
TWO DAYS
No NERCCRY OF NAESEOES DRUG Used

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London graduate from
Of tie most eminent Colleges OF the United States the
greater part of whose life has been spent Ia the Hospitals
dom Pa Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected
most astonishing that known Many troubled with
ringing III the and head whea asleep
ing alarmed sudden sounds and basness with
of mil cure mrne
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04

REWOVED.

T.
=, - RANG AMIN JR have removed 90 heir New Store
III, no Nt.s street, doors above trr on sith1
zr--e they increased tass facilities for toiag an kn o
80 r .r -a putting ~ every description of Water
Ftrrs Hyitr Water Closets Baths, Rollers Cooking AAn{s
Plrrs HvIrallc kars, 6c Putting up Portable bas n0'A
stl.F la tufi.Ilrs vl.h gAs pipes and txturea
r-rs ~ BIZ ers E,raur tr heating buildings with hot
.f- r steam they take th occasion % state that thry
l M best hos n this other country when
.r.y Wiz ru, up and warrant to s.yr sats.Acisn- ,
large assortment % pn snd fancy TN ware, snd Htes a1
TENDERS always hand Aa4A-1
COPNIz TNERSEIIP NOTICE.
.ltel With I'm the Colniss'nt trocery
s-t Iigsr bs.rsss vs. T. slater The business viii be son
- - --,t,-- -.----f n "A NIpE a co J. " NiPE,
--- "a No SU Main Street
s-Itaks s opportunity return sincere thanks &c my
s ar tsIr liberal 90 patronage during The last fee
gs.r. az solicit f5r thar continued i1yos
jas . v" 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04
INN ediately.
A CERTAIN DISEASE

When the misguided and mpdent voary Of pleasure hnds he
has imbtel the seeds Of this painful disease happens
that ed Of shame dread Of discovery
from applying to those who education respecaby can
alone beiend him. delaying till the constitutional symptoms Of
this hor disease make their appearance such
throat d nose nocturnal pains IN he head aud limb. dim
Of sight deafness nodes the shin bones arms blotches
the hea extreles Progressing with gil rapl
ty till AZ the palate the mouth or the bones Of the nose fan
and M victim Of this awful disease becomes horrd object
umlseraon, I'll puts q period 10 his dreadful by
sending hif 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-04

" meuj q ' ' '' 1'''''
Plsck 4 Colored Cloths
Bill and White Brown and White SIX a.rtrfea
Brown and Blk thin French PalIot ClotLg
Drap de Etes Cashnarsts and other gooi, for Goat,
Superior Black and fancy French Csssineres
Do do do English and American 60
TWeeds, Linen Drills and other stuhs for Psnts
tilks, Narsales aud ohel Yestings
Also, a nice assortment Of Goods for bows
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

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kossIts. do; Miss Yo1ns, do;JF Bsys1 do do. Y
FIi., tI9 Issy, Ga; u Beach: MN Norton No. e
BY, Va; L Mitchsll, NO; Mrs A White, Va: W
Richardson, Ala w W ard, Nd; F X WarS' do; ID
ksss As AZ. Mi "a pavtass dO hlss Hubsop do
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Sc Mrs 1 ssdsi ra als1 Buek GO; Macbelby
hs9dsrson d; Mrs Col Myers snd a Emily f La ;
ds9thts'., Soi Master Norton, Mr.. NJ " sssdon'
Smith, "; W Henderson. Del f Hstdsiso6.
lady UsA; Miss Edmundson, Tenn; a aoS Sna
Do; Miss Tsunehi, u snn; IA Wsid and lazy 'S do:
w w SGIry snd lady, do; r Merrill, ii r j Wi
wilson. NY;j Guest, Nd; e Kahn, Pa. Da-
BROWN'5 HOTELS r Briggs, Bodine, N
esIrsss1 v ind y Ala Mr., DallspPOrt
pc; Moor. Mis-. Gfu@, Miss Wsts, n s S@ Mi
ana ana Hri and NY Or CANAL
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RlAmis. y Amis, "a; n Austin. Tenn; Miller,
z header, Ia; r Alexander, Ii strsusse. Va. ~ -
Dod and ly, NJ; T Fisher, w Winaas and tam N
SSs:entine: Ia; 5 SCOTT; Pa; f Walker, Adams,
Moore, Benton, Tenn; Miss q Edmondson.
Tenn - D''' v rHSAe' ana D'
Es KiRKEW Z Sd, HOUSES lockwood, Ca 3 E
CIV; G Norris, Nd; VI csrman, Pa; ] Tncter'
80; Psrlbeok, ny; Capt Benhafp, USE; ] An,
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