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DIR. osGooD's INDIA cHoLAGoGUE

DIR. OsGOOD's INDIA CHOLAGOGUE
CURES
Fever and Agus, Chls and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Rernitten. Fesers, Liver Compain, Jaundice En-.
largsnaent Of the Liver, Enlargement Of thu
Spleen. and oil the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
THIS Invaluable medicine prepared az extensive
practice Of several in bilious climate and Is known
to fs curing Fever and Ague amy diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from affections this kind ms ALA
those who have become nvads from effects upon tie eon
atuton, will find the INDIA CHoIAGoGUE most iuyalu
able remedy for purifying tbs blood and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects OF bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Ghogogue in Graduating bile from
the human system only explain III extraordinary agency "a
the speedy thorough aud permanent Of Fever and Aeue
and the various grades Of intermittent ertten feyers
1t tested in thousands cases and Ii ~
all who have ssed IT, of the greatest Fever and Avus
remedies extant.
BE and ask for DIR. osGooD,s INDIA cHoLA GoguE
there many counterfets offered for sae.
For in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at ropr;etar
j. WRIGHT & Co.
"a and l6i Gharres street.
General Agents.
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i MORRISON d BLESSINGS
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Ss' - oaiap street.
ooRNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
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OFFICE OF THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS
FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT


FoURT Il ANNUAL sTATEMENT.
In conformity with the requirements of te Charter THE
A,onnt of ,rsr,;,.s r.css ~ ~. ,.... a.,,a..
Amount o premiums fecelsea ior me year ending
December o 1917. sT535s5 %
4e = et 1's'u sAS 'iss pecetlaef' loos, liooS5 %
Total amount Of premiums for the year ending sist
December 1852 viz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s8a 1so 90
~, -. ..-=
~. W - eassess 70
~ "a s.a- ~. s ss9 90 %
~ y --i " 49, H " Y. 119oL y oe. ,ao a,
aIst Deeember 1s5e =1so ss2 m
Rctarn nrem,pms 4 ara "A 49,
- 1ea ooo <.
NJ, nrsr,pms far thu wear ending s,t 1,scs,nha.
1850 20 on 90
, -
ifosses pau pau, uuiais 'anie peii'u VIZ .o. Il
On fhe f.shs. 70
IN aaiiie n'sA' .''.'....''.. oslvo ~
- tsi'e' isi'A1 80 %
A 44l4s7 40
Deduct discount interest and savings
less reinsurance expenses, etc.. $3.50 81
- 3s3,656 80
~. e.s., a., a, :. - ,o.o -. - -
y " ' Sf - NS4iee'' 80 1900 =
The Company have the following assets, viz:
Invested in Bank Stocks City and State Bonds 500 100 %
Loans Pledge of Bank Stocks and City Bonds 555o 90
Bills receivable at short time for premiums 1880 II
HieIis dac II eouse y coheeAoh lcaio %
Cash On bana TX noa 81
- =
otal amount assets. 81 50679s rs
=
STATE Or LOUISIANA PARISH or ORLEANS, !
my " ' o's.
be It remembered That on the Eth day oil January loo be-
o ar.ona Thss sao and
Jar,as Rds,aras srs.s ~ tre sn Mutual Irane Com.
Of New Orleans who being auy sworn according to law
aau Ia, .o s
THOS. SLoO, President
JAS hp@ AhDs eees'a,y
sworn 70 ana saoscroea oeiote ms LIN osy OF
isoo ~ = ~ oiafi-l.
eeeoha 'oseise Vi iio l eaee een VI oteans
Tho Board Of Directors have resolved pay an interest
PER CENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates of
Profits to the holders thereof Or to their legal
5idnd of FORTY PER CENT 10 mar cent on M ma,
earned premiums of the Company for the year ending pcce
~ at 5sso ~ h,h cars;scatsa vii M i.snsa N tb 1s.h
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4. sTRINGER 81 GO.

n. SYHINNER 10 GO.
-, = = ssse1rsNSS
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81. Camp street.
= I a
s.,,.,,. ~,
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susINEss. AND
SAC COATS, in
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siLh hlAhp o,s'A
FRENCH BATIsTE
GREY TWEEbs
nYrr
FRENCH GEElNU.
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REAL scHEIDAM scHSApps.

yANDEyEERts
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE scHEfDAA ScHY4pps
pure article Of Holland Gin
wholesome beverage and an Invaluable FAMILY MHDf,
CINE, particularly beneficial In all cases Of
DYsENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
w. DIARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM, =
GoUT
FEvERs,
etc., etc. etc.
highly by many Of the most eminent nbys
alive and admitted to eectuay diseases of the Urinary
ogans etc., and peculiarly adapted the females and
children.
As other article offered that Justly entitled to
the OF the
Real Scheidam schnapps,
the public cautioned purchase but the genuine afticla
called
H4EDEKEERs INDICATED GIN;
Real Sch Id a m Schnapps,
Each bottle will bear the signature proprietor and none
other is genuine without 1t.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL al proptetors
prices by
]. WRIGHT L co..
and 15l Ghaftres street.
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stTHE FARINA COLOGNE WATER
80 DIRECT IMPORTATION.
The Undersigned sos for the United States the
oanadas indies Of the justly celebrated house of
JOHN CHARLES FARfNA,
las authorized Messrs q r BuDDEcKE co. Of this city
to receive the importation Of the above genuine
e put up all The different styles IN wicker PLATA bottles
HENRY RoEsBERG,
or the firm Of JOHN CHARLES FARIHA,
Cologne, Prussia.
Hl0rdera intrusted to for the house Of o. Farina will
have prompt attention. and executed the
prices as If forwarded direct to Cologne.
Ell G. r. BUDnEcEE co,
fes an, No. 81 Common street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24
THIRTY.SIXTH CONGRESS.
ynsv SESSION.
Senate.

WARRINGTON, Jan. o, 1860.
Owing 10 the reporters gallery being crowded with
persons who had business there almost !mpossl
bic for the reporters 10 take notes send dispatches
in proper time.
Tb galleries and floor crowded this morning 70
hear Mr. Douglas. The noise and confusion during the
morning hour great that impossible to hear
the reading Of the Clerk
number of bills read by title and referred
Mr. Hlx said he would do the galleries the Justice TO
say there noise the floor than up stairs
NJ HALE offered resolution calling tho Secretary Of
the Treasury for The and salaries the persoos
employed in the Treasury Department. have not been
confirmed by the Senate Adopted.
SPEECH SENATOR PROTECTION Of STATES
FROM INVASION.
Tie hour having arrived Mr.. Douglas resolution was
called up.
Mr.. DOUGLAS said-on the 2sth Of November las. the
Governor q Virginia addressed official communication
the President Of the United States in which he says
81 have Information from various quarters upon which
rely that conspiracy Of formidable extent in eaus and
numbers is forming IN Ohio Pennsylvania, Ne n York
and other States John Brown and his associates
prisoners q, Charestown, Virginia Tho information is
specific enough to be reliaole And, again. "Paces
Mary land Ohio and Pennsylvania have been occupied
deos and rendezvous for these dspcradoes 20 invade
'h,s STATE, and kept In continual apprehension
outrage from fire and rapine apprise you Of these
facts order thai you may take steps 70 preserve peace
between the cicre Siaee On the 2Sth Of November
The President Of the United States returned reply
from which read follows,--'1 am at loss to
discover aoy provision IN the constitution or laws
the United States which would authorize ME 70 take eets
ior tbs is, To tho peace between
the slaves lhs announc emcnt created profound i'm
precision upon the pubic MUD and especially IN The eaye
he5iaK Safes II was generally rscsived and regarded
as an oea authoritative announcement that the oons,s
tutop Of TIE United States confers power upon the
federal 10 project the eevera States OF ths
Union against invasion FROM other States / shall no,
stop to inquire whether the meaning OF tn. Prrs
dee 10 declare that the existing laws Conferred no aa
tbory upon him, that the constitution authorized Cor
gTess laws which would authorize the federal
government inierposc for the protection States from
nvason My object TO raise the inquiry direct the
Judgment OF the Senate and OF the country upon the
question whether Il Is not within the ROVER Of
Congress, and the duty 81 Congress under the
constitution. to enact all laws which necessary
and proper the protection OF each and every State
against vsson either from foreign Powers from any
portion Of the United States The denial OF the existence
OF such power tho federal government, has induced
we inquiry suops ocDseryhiYe Isl-pfn loyal N he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

The "octoroon,' originally introduced to the public 1T
the Winter Garden, sold the auction block, dismcm.
bered by newspaper correspondents and tgated In the
courts, was presented last night in tho Bowcry to two
very enthusiastic II not discriminating audiences.
The Old Bowery management put Tho piece on the stage
from the manuscript the possession Of Mr. Bourccaut,
and the New Dowery from thai which Mr. Stuart claims
right and title TO- with the addition Of the scenery machi
nery decorations &c, which accompanied the presenta
ton at the Winter Garden Both houses were crowded
excess not less probably than five thousand theatre.
gers Of section Of the city having witnessed the
Torrance last night. Essentially sensation piece, the
tOcoroon'' seemed 10 have fulfilled its mission fully ON
this OCCASION il not received with the intense
cur sity and interest which marked its presentation i'm
Broadway, il certainly was welcomed in the Bowery with
an expression Of feeling which developed itself mingled
and tears he upper part Of the house tue pit
suppyin the former Ingredient and the boxes the lat.
teri fashion that left doubt the kind Of inn
precision made the audiences. The piece was very
fairly played at both theatres the mise en- Sus al tia
New Bcwery, however, having the advantage Of tina, oS
its rival
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their institutions, on the supposdon that no two
States would form them precisely alike, is the iunda
and on which i. be maintained Let the great
principle be maintained IN good faith, add there
BE- no -: 1s Ssn and s s.v an pie
the institution be carried out il the spirit in which
was made let Congress all laws necessary and pro-
per TO give effect 70 all us guarantees let the federal gov
eminent perform its whoe duty By protecting the States
against invasion, and suppressng all corspracies and
y any state and nsr,ory against the
any other State Territory and there win remain
dressed no wrong for which disunion will furnish RENE
dy Let the people Of each State form aud regulate their
domestic Institutions and manage their internal affairs and
mind their business and let their neghbors aione
slave States just the people Of each may determine for
MIR. FEsrxpxs, (rep.) Of Me-, was somewhat at loss
TO imagine The necessity Of the resolution introduced by
the Senator from Illinois committee had been ap
pointed investigate the Harpers Ferry outbreak and
he willing to wait for their report The Senator,
however, apparently d;strus,ing their capacity had
undertaken 70 instruct them in their duty and awaited
hmscf Of the opportunity TO make political speech for
poltcn effect His argument 70 the power Of Congress
was nothing new No Senator was more anxious than
himself TO protect the States from invasion. On thar
would wais the repor. Of the committee. He denied
that the republican party is responsible for the
na'psrs Ferry INVASION There ere, was usshns nov
ly here and IN the newspapers, and had got
to be . dogma Of the democratic party, ard pare al
their scheme for the next campaign intended to
affect the fall elections Prior 10 1854 slavery agitation
had been qnieed and both parties had for peace
when the excitement renewed, by the introduction OF
the Kansas Nebraska bill and kept by tho subsequent
attempt OF the South TO force slavery free Territory
by force OF arms. Then that John Brown learned
was nothing in the practice or teachings Of The repab
hcan party TO authorize the charge made against
Il. The call upon the repsbbcans not 70 ag
tate came with bad grace from those who had been
counscne aggression from the beginning BE referred
the declaration OF former Senator from South Carroll
n that the object Of the repeal Of the federal Missouri
mi m The &C.
nstor from Illinois had ATTEMPTED Esan his charge by
isrence 70 the speeches Of Mesrs Lincoln and Seward,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27
dITY TTEMS

ElrcrioN Or JUDsE.--Tbe election Of Judge Of the
Hastings Court took place yesterday and excited no little
,t,rest h the community The Office was creaed bv the
General Assembly az the last session TO facilitate the dis
rh Of judicial business in this CITY The limitation,
nj the Constitution prevented the adoption Of any other
IN ans for accomplishing that object than the establish
,nt of l-dcatoty M connection with the city govern
mrut having concurrent jurisdiction with the Circuit
court Of the tity Of Richmond The term Of Office was
fi at eight years aud the salary at So 200 per aunum
4, be paid 0ut OF the p1blic treasury OF this city
The c,uddttes were Peacby L. Gratian, A. Judson
Crlue. VIM HeDry Lyons, Geo. Dlbney Woot,on aud
Marlin NJ LpscOm0. At Il o'clock Mr. LYONS led Mr.
-ttan about 100 votes, aud Mr. Gratt,n led Mr. Crane
sb,u. poo The other candidates were mo whar." Up
10 This time, dim vote bad been pOled hundreds OF
slagans having held OF in order that they might vote
on che rHg sds, and others that they might be ena-
bed % decide, by the state of the polls in whose favor
they should their The excitement now in
creased aud the active friends Of the three prominent
csui dates exercd themselves sreuuouSy to bring up
dfIuqucuts the polls But Fate had already decreed
tie result aud the shadows had materially leng,hen-
ed ochud the recedng sua, the election OF Mr. Lvous
vas conceded AT the close Of the polls as viii BE- seen
from she annexed statement it aScertained tina, his
.flrifv In the civ Was
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FRON FrRnPR-

HALIFAX, June 2e.-The Europa, with Liverpool dates
TO the 10 IA. has arrived
Nothing new from Sicily. The ROYAL troops continued
to leave. Royal Conference take place at Ba-
den the DAY the Europa sailed Napoleon and the Prince
Of Prussia al arrived Several German Soveregns would
Join the Conference.
The annexation Of Savoy was finally eousummated on
the Nth.
The Great Eastern would positively sail the 10th.
The linburg and Persia had arrived out.
Cotton sales Of the week 1000 bales. Spectators
took l,SO0 and exporters 5000. Prices had declined
lSal4 closing with downward tendency and very ir-
regular. Orleans Fair 81; Midding Z SIS; UplandS
Fair Z; Mddlug IS Stock in port million three
hundred aud thirty thousand bales including l35
600 American. Breadstufs quiet at Tuesdays advance
Provisions quiet. Pork heavy
COusos 93 Lab for account
The bullion in the Bank Of England had increased
e25l,0 Money easier, with less demand
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOMAS PANHILL. ACCT..
Bank Sire {, P.trTsbufg.


TRIAH WELLS FOUNDRY, &C., FOR BALE
y On TUESDAY, the I7h Of July neat sell n, rnb,c
auction. the highest bidder the extensive and v.nabI
ursh Wells As an iron Foundry and Machine shop,
with all the machinery therein ala the Is &C. on hand
The Lot at the Old and Marstit bound,l nv Pile
street on the north which brick machine shop stories
HIGH 49, feet long and $50 feet vide -
Lot nsrth Of Pie street which 200 feet running
back The sonihie kslroAd On bic Car shop i50 G
feet, and building connected herewith by 40 feet
me Lot az "a. southeast consr Of Old and Market streets
ormey owned by lhos Byrne containing house M
brick basement TIE upper part Of which occupied as part Of
The Virginia House the basement being up stores and
also the barber chop long kept by James Auier - -
The Lot eas, Of and Ecg the above wes, corner
va street and - Pauls Alley eonta the large succeed
oru' the red'nee 81 Pleasant AIKEN part the Virginia
The corner OF st. Pauls and Alley the
rear ONO eotilns story frame building, occupied
The Lot at the Old street and st. pau Alley
present occupied by Mr. Ferdinand PUGET ~
The 10: The Intersection short Market street with the
souhde Foad containing the large factory occupied
by q. Z Pare
have good houses on them, and co,,,,,,d d
Persans willing purchase will examine FOR
pl, will be made exhibited the day Of sale The lot,
mag be bought privately at any time before dsv of.se
An undivided interest In parcel Of Land wing ON the cbe,
erhe SIDE OF e rve west OF the machine shops
lot. Campbell's bridge.
Also large quantity Of Iron, Coal Timber &c 10 and abou.
the above lots with a valuable lot Of Patterns Gc
The above property valuable Offer, most tempting
nGueemen to any one desiring tn esabh manuactory 10.
comotyss cars milling aud farming machinery &C. No doubt
great bargain may be had
The two lots first above named, with the machinery pstterns
and materials hand AL ready work. recently val
ud BY SILL gentlemen called for purpose at upwards Of
$4,000 -
Tide whole properly sold several deeds OF trust
In Petersburg and Ches' erfeld
the real tftse u and IS months interest added
the purchaser giving negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
the t:ile retained unit! paid.
NoTzWe wi receive proposals private sale of
perry, any part thereof before sale takes place
DAVID MAY,
JOHN NAY,
DANIEL LYON Trustees under
JOHN LYON, several Deeds
W l. WATKINS, Of Tust
ALEX DOMAIN,
JAS. ST. DOMAIN,
Sale conducted by
TIIOg PANNTII. Auct
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MARKETS

BlirN RE- June &c FLOR steady; Howard Street SIN
Wheat buoy white lNG 100 red SOGDi+o Corn dull
white 90 80 yellow 656E6s Provisions buoyani 50
Pork %, Prime IS Sides II cts. whisky 2OAie
NEw i0aS June 29C'tcn firm sale7 Of 1000 bsles-some
uplan "a mddng l' Flour N South IS 5GG6 Wheat
st-ay a. l5Gt 60 Corn mixed 6s cts Pork firm;
$50 1918 Whisky Gull spts Turpentue steady
Resin q aly at Isl cts Rice Arm and inactive.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27

While Mr. G,attan received con more votes than Mr.
Crane il vii be observed that Mr.. LIONS only lacked 40
votes Of msjory Of ore both bis highest compel
iO-s.
Ju ige Lyons, As the successful candidate will hereaf
Ter 0e termed, Is the o. James LYONS Esq promi-
us1t member OF the Richmond bar is not nose thau
thirty wears o. age, highly popular among large circle
o. acluautances and possesses sutvity Of manner and
uuo5r1,yeneSs which wins foe him the respect Of all ih
whom ae Is brought INTO contact lie viii preside the
herch With dignity becoming the position, and while
Dee may uo boast OF the experience OF bis elders he will
we trust confirm the expectation OF his friends by dem
ol,trlug tha, acOrrec Judgment is not exclusively the
act0upaI imeut OF ma-ur,r wears.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27

GOV. WISE on TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOEFoLE, June 26-The Argus states that Gov. Wise
has pronounced the nomination OF Breckenridge and
Lane most admirable to save the Union. He will
address the Democracy here at the rat6ca ion meeting
next Monday
The I. 5. Practice ship Plymouth, sailed to-day for
Fayal, Madeira, aud viii be absent three months
HAMPTON RoAnS, June 26.-Arrived, brig Virginia,
% days frsm Bahia with sugar.
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BY DAVIS. DyrJpREy a co

I n NEGROBs.-Ws vii sell this morning at 10 O'Clock
IO Ten likely negroes. DAVIS DIT EtEkCO.,
Jeff Odd Fellows Hall Cor. Aayo and FraIkiln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27

WE WILL. SKILL ton on YrankGn street
w to-day, A. 10 o'clock twenty Ikely Negroes
r,xI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27
vALUABLr REAr. EsrATR on CARY, BE

EALtiABLr REAL ESTATE ON CARY, BE-
TWEEN llTiI AND l3In sraEEfS AT AUCTION-Wil
be sold upon the premises Thu sday the 9Th July 1860
commencing at 2 oco two valuable Of Real Estate
/ follows:
sA Brick Tenement the North side Of Cary between llth
and 18Th streets, adj nrg the property Of Messrs Horace L.
Ken; and 9th
2d-A Brick Tenement Cary between 18th and 18th streets
for number Of years occupied By Nicholas Deyereux leather
This property has the usual front, and Is renting good
tenants AZ ftr
TEs cash he balance 70 months the
purchaser executing negotiable notes with added
secured by trust deed JAS NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON,
!r-2-tIs Auctioneers
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C,onr.ssIoNFrs, sALE oF rrosr yALrA.

lNOurESSIHNFES 'S SALE OF MOST VALvA-
oBL"REaL ESTATE On CHURCH HlLLAs commissioner I'M
der decree OF the Circuit Court Of the city CT Richmond
case OF Narsht W. winston &C. pun'Uucsd the 18th May
siu shall On for SALE ~ public con, the pre- ni.es
MONDAY the 9TH July, ls6 ats oc ok ~ II fair n not
n-N FAR day Lot No 49, b. the plain q the city Richmond
hf cae o. Broad and y streets with large brick mansion
thereon recently In the occupancy Of the late James Winston
the half acre lot No A rear fronting 1872 North
site OF Grace street. also the half acre lot No ii5
Of Broad and 2h streets fronting the south side
street 82 feet The above real
fu aud desirable Church HILL
Tgss Han cash. baence at months for bond
son security bearing interest and title retained I'LL ali pur
chase money Is fully paid
The taxes for 1850 To be paid by the purchasers.
je6 dts A. A. MORscN Conf
Sale conducted by GonDrx APPERsoy Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27

Mass MrEING.-Tte expected grand Mass Rtdica.iou
Meeting of the Democracy on ,ae Capitol Square, last
night, was grand 6lle. few hundred PERSONS Assem-
bci around che Washington Monument aud were j.
blessed Boy Nc T. O. Scott, OF Alabama and others Mr..
laucey she "bs gum of che aston declined 90 speak
on a,cJlu. q HdrpO,iaou aud fatigue There Was no
Enthusiasm, aud wien Nr N4ucev retired, large or
ton of the crowd followed his example Previous to the
dispersion, Mr.. D. II London propos that The uomiul-
ton a Becalrige and Lane be ratified and the noes
loudly prevailed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27

M.roRs CoyWr.-Tdere was only one case before the
N,yos yesterday, and TIA. hardly worth meutori g.
couple Of negroes were brought up for Quaireiug in
Che street, aud were discharged A white man, named
Criaey has been arrested the charge OF stealing a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27
ENrRA SESSION

WASHINGTON June 26-The Senate met, but the pub
lie business unimporant The Nicaragua treaty was
ratified but tn Intervention clause amended as 10
require an act of Congress send troops protect
the transit The Honduras treaty of amity and friend
ship. with the right Of WAY was ratifed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27

TaE WnruER-For some time pas, the mornings
and evening, have been quite chilly bu- tropical change
has at ls AIKEN place, and once more it deemed pru
dent TO sleep under open windows. Yesterday the heat
OF the l,rem-iy oppressive and the thermJm,-
Ter il iistted che 'lotc s- dav Of On. season"