Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-07
CITY ITEMS.

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- tb,t che Spring fashion ia bonnets Is en-
lfr''' - nv the more sensible Of the sex 10 that
trl ~ ,r.r gives description OF the rejected mead
so,sfns a. ,se new STYLE Of bonnet is cross between
81. III AMI a buggy top. A ledge projects over
coa ..s.ntiar an appearance 50 unganly as 70 M
ht tee a. tb,t ANYBODY could adopt it. During all
il,t 'o,.,,s of the week didn't encounter more
or t,ese lonStrOsitic's aud these we fancy,
DAB ,n,rtv OF outsiders For her exquisite taste m
see u dos Philadelphia lady may be SHOWN IN any
nA s,t you NEE, her. Without adopting 'he eN,fe,ne
c.nae Il ti,1 except is bccomingueSs be beyond
Of Any ladies' OF Philadelphia play second fiddle 70
Cde>r-t Of this hemisphere. For this reason the
10 o - bolne, is voted humbug, aud will not be
bss. r, our ladies The new bonnets that have made
si''.,-,D.e are in perfect keeping with the usual
ta ,tou OF our bellies in matters OF personal attire
s,v that the new tangled bonnet attempted to
AEA mon our ilsbiouibes, is uubecomiug and UNI
So say We. So SAYS everybody
Nm. C5rEr-Ol Tnar,diy, Geo H. Hartman,
with unlawfully receiving three pairs OF boots,
airs OF CATERS, and four pairs Of .h9es, knowing
- to have been stolen from Fhos WestermAnn, was
'- led for indictment
n4--- Er,lIsv charged with assaultng.Thos. McMan-
,5 , -lung shot discharged Tor want Of test
t-,fast bim--the coGpainauI falling TO appear.
-,..-llv M JOHANNA sullivan, charged With uu-
[ r-,e.a. Vas required 90 give security tor her good
'' v.S,s ana Johanna Gtlaber we're arraigued for
,,.s-Is. t1 assault Margaret Galaher-a family affair
rts case al, dismissed
ps- Ve.ui was charged Nilh assaulting and beating
.sss. Clalr.ue Ni-ilI. TIN, also dismissed
u, Douglas. .ul- $. A charged With stealing a
i-E bst ron Gabriel Slaughter was remanded.
william and Margaret Sullivan, and MAY Kane
l--si with threatening personal violence 20 William
pr5r were required 20 give security 20 keep the peace
h.. El1e complied but the SlIiyaus In deiaui, Of bail
ere committed 10 jail
Cry Corsrl-The members elect Of the City Cour-
81 ,,-ubed yesterday afternoon at The Council Cham
H., vsssrs. G-ltau absent. The usual oath of office
-.t.r administered TO those present by Alderman
s,.r after which, Mr.. Gazebrook called 20 order and
ICED Nr l.. %. Hsskius as Chairman The motion
s. agreed %.
D. j. Burr nominated NJ D. J saunders for the
CISCO, President, and thc question being put, he
...-o.,.y reelected
on assuming tlc Chair. the President returned his
+rss tog tae honor again conferred upon him, and u
course ot bis remarks recommended % the Council
,.5 ,esvaacy Of economy IN the administration OF the
t.--.r. vtar.
0- notion Of Nr. Uiskius, a committee was appointed
-.rauae tte election returns, and rrp1rt the result
r-mt.ge. H.ss-s Hl,>0s. Gbz brook md Richard
-- The Comm ttea eired 90 the Clerks office, and
son .ae- returned and presented a list OF the officer,
AID A.l.-a.l elected 0u "Wednesday The report was
rlgst
Vr Thomas lawson was unanimously reelected Chu
fa-.slr all ST.. NJ l. NtrJuou r-tle I'd Audtor
,. notion tle Council then adjourned
Oas,>lu.ov %, rIs UussNss Curu-The Alder
men elected. on Wednesday last, Mr.. Eiuiord aJscut)
meta, The Hr,.ia.s Court Room Yesterday afternoon,
,.l ae-e qlaH6ed by Mayor Mayo in the usual form.
ua notion oi M Burton tbe Mayor was requested to