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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
From the Bristol (JeRn.) Meas.
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The tornado which passed portions of Scott and
Washington counties, Virginia, and of Washington,
Hawkins and Sullivan counties, Tennessee, Wednes-
of ls' week was one Of the violent and destruc-
tive ha has ever been known in tlis region IL
20 We ,een about a half mile in width, and swept
hou es rees fences and every other object from its
coule nd in many places literally blew of the crust OF
the art In Scott county many residences barns &c.
were Frustrated stock killed and crops ruined In one
Mace we learn that hail fell of enormous size covering
the ground TO the depth Of several inches In Wash
ineton county, Tennessee the dwelling-house of Nr
samuel Davaut together with his barn and out.bud-
ings were demolished and himself INJURED. In the same
county the houses and barns of Daniel Sniier Green
berry Boreu, Roland Hodge and others were blown
down.
The House of Mr.. Thomas Hall, in Sullivan county,
was blown 10 pieces his wife Instantly killed and two OF
hs daughters and bis mo;herin-aw seriously injured
that their recovery is doubtful several other inmates Of
the house were more less INJURED As evidence of
the strength of the hurricane this place it b said that
bar of tire iron which in the house, whlrlel
away many yards striking White OAK tree with such
iorce as to bend or lap completely around the trunk
where it still remains fixed
In Washington county, Nrglull, the tornado passed
through the plantations of Mrs Handy, Mcssrs. A. T.
Bradley. Baltzel Goodman, Preston, Green and J. T.
Handy prostratug dwellings and out-houses destroying
orchaids and fences and moving down forest trees like
grass before scythe. At sevcr; Of these places the
inhabitants narrowly escaped vita their lives.
There are various oil lives in oth,r locati,
suoDosed TO have been lost bug with the exception OF
the disaster at Mr. Halls have not heard positively Of
any, The accounts OF incidents Illustrative Of the terri
bic aud almost incredible power OF the storm end
lae-
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Correspondence of The st. Louis Republican.
LATEST FROM ARIZONA

DESPERATE FiGHr WITH THE APACHEs-ELEvES ASigRI-
cANs KILLED ASD ElGHr BADLY WoUNpED.
MEsILLA. T., May Sl.-Mr. Sherrod Hunter, residing
upon the Mimbres express in this morning, with
toe news that party OF 400 Apache warriors had at
tackled the settlements upon that stream on the morn
ing of the 29,h. There murdered some thirty Amer
leans and Mexcars who defended the settlement well
As might be.
The fght was desperate one six Americans being
killed aud five Mexcans besides eight beng badly wound
ed II is impossible to tell the number of killed and
wounded among the Indians it is supposed TO be from
twenty TO thirty. These Indians mostly well armed
with rifles and many Of them have Colts Navy revovers,
besides beiog well mounted Fortunately all the Ameri-
can women and children had arrived in Mesia two days
before th, fight came Off Upon the express reporting
this news, Gov. 0sings Immediately communicated the
facts TO Lieut. Llzee, commanding Fort Fillmore who
sent word that he poveress there being but
ten men on duty at the fort, and not a single animal
Immediately upon receipt OF this answer fifteen of our
most prominent citizens al thai could procure horses)
volunteered to 20 the assistance of the persons upon
the Mimbres They started this morning under COM
mand OF Col s j. Jones (exSherh Jones, Of Kansas y
they will probably reach tha Mm5res tomorrow morn
ing when we may expect to heaf more news.
The expressman who started with the intelligence was
attacked near Cooks Springs by the Indiana and badly
wounded with two arrows but succeeded in reaching the
mail station at the Spring when of the employees Of
the Company started with the Dispatch and succeeded
in safely bringing tin The copper mines are fast being
abandoned ao the gold dipgng'. The Overland Compa-
nv are doubling their men at the different stations and
terrifying themselves as best they can THIS disturb
ance it seared, will end in eventually breaking up the
line.
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ERnM HANANA

We have the Havana Messenger Of he stu, from which
we take take the following item of Intelligence:
ENEcUroN-OnS Saturday last between seven and eight
o'clock A. NJ the execution Of TIE four principal accom-
1ces in the murder of ST. D. Antonio Gonzales Agueros
took place in the presence Of immense concouse Of
persons assembled since daylight in the neghbohood Of
the Monserae Gates where the galloSs temporarily
erected on the very spot where the murder commit
ted At quarter past the FIST culprit (he
that used the knife in the murder Ellogio Prado alias
Si,iano asccnded the scafold aud the execu;oner ap
Piled the gdro,e his neck sending him almost instant
ly iato eternity.
Within one quarter of hour OF each other, followed
Deroteo Yades, alias Malanga; Ceferno de Cardenas
alas. Severe and D. Francisco Jmenoz ZImora; the
three first named eolored and the latter white
According to the report OF the city papers Jmenez H.
mora seemed very little impressed by the scene before
nim and went up to the fatal without the slightest
sign of fear or dread. The eIecuioner used the
instrument to s,raDgle all four and the dead bodies
were Left the spot Jimeuez Samora his three ac
complies liie!ess ~ lis side when be took Lis seat
uslGe REQUIRED thai such criminals should be punished
in a manner TO make vice and immortality hated and it
il TO be hoped tina, this dreadful Lesson will prove sal.
utary one The fifth accomplice, as we have already
stated has been condemned to Imprisonment in Ceuta
Africa for ten years with stric prohibition never to
turn 10 this Island
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A JAPANESE Shows FGHT-On Wednesday evening
the report of p to startled the crowds assembled at
the Continental Hotel Philadelphia, in the japanese
apartments The Inquirer says:
1t seems that an individual partially nebrated obtain
ing admance to the strangers, and entering into con-
versaton with one OF them exhibited loaded pistol
The latter accdeuty went off, the ball whzzing past the
Asiatcs ear aud buryng itself in the wall. The Japan
ese suspectng treachery, instantly drew his sword and
charged upon the nebiated man, defyng him to battle
The latter was rescued II is evident that the Japanese
have courage and will resent an Injury
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RICHMOND MONDAY MORNING.

Wheeler should be returned wheeled about at the last
moment, aud went in for Marshal-the Tribune alone
cnging TO Wheeler TO the last. rejoice that they who
turned so suddenly not able to their reader7
Gov. Seward know that some of your most cherish
ed friends think me great obstacle to your advence-
ment-that John Schoocrat for one, insists that you
time you will not be- trustI shall never be found in
opposition to you have farther wish but to glide
out of the newspaper world as quietly and speedily
possible join my family in Europe and if possible stay
there quite time--loug enough to cool my fevered
brain and renovate my oyer;asked energies. All ask
is that We shall be counted on the morning after
the first Tuesday in February as aforesaid and that may
thereafter take such seems best without refer
ence to the past,
You have done me acts of valued kindness in the line
of your professions let close with the that
these will ever be gratefully remembered by
Yours
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A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE, composed of l50 persons,
has been formed in Orange county, Va for the purpose
of rddng the county of certain dsreputsbe characters
the principal offence being dealing with slaves thereby in
citing the latter to steal Several Of the suspected persons
were arrested last week and ordered to leave. One Of
them was first publicly whipped.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

TIIHR VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COWPA
NY fully prepared for business and the attention Of the
public earnestly called the Importance OF objecs This
Company under s charter, divides eghs Of Its profits
every thres years, the policy holders thereby giving the
assured the advantages Of the Mutual with the pledge
perpetual Capital Stock Of O0O0O added security
Stockholders have permanent moneyed Interest In conducting
affairs with prudence and economy
The Charter requires half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
in Bond aud Mortgage unncumbered Real Estate
worth dsube the amounti
The chief object Of the Company Is to aid in retaining home
the immense money which goes annually
Premiums Northern Compsules That money will be
loaned Customers Of years legal interest and dis
bursed In our midst.
sued soher good Companies Slaves Insured for
one veal n Of
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HVhAUh UhhELEl.
Hon. WV. II. SEWARD, Present.

'I an mistaken this judgment Is the only speech letter
or docum n addressed the public in which you
ny existence hope may not 80 down to poseriy
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slve~tsecn 81 be conEdelet BY me month or year
---i on Manuscript, previously agreed upon be-
tss.a t.s parties -, a, 49, 49,, . o.. ..ts. 4, ans,
.i-rs VIII bs eonaged uut! ordered sut and payment
,4s-,rf accordingly -. A.,
rr.- ts A1rz1rlEtysrro avoid ary misunderstandlns
-.e Animal Advertisers 10 "a proper 20 STATE dlstilct
--fya1ssoay extends t1 their Immediate business Res
r..f . al rslsr Alre-ts.-elu sent by then 20 be
-lf..,r.f e.l---. anl 1' vr7A,ion
RI y -e ana Gc-erli Agents Aive Hsemcnts not % be
rv year huf 90 be charged 80 the usual rates subject
-...r discounts al shah be- agreed upon.
Feary advertisers, generally, engaging one
-sr.s vtl re privilege of change shan not, en- their
e -e in any week Insert more than tae smsunt
rr tnr standing rJl- under tc contract ana AZ eXcee
.... ,.r. .rt tl bee charged 40 tle usual rates.
...-,s Inserted On che seslWogkIv Whlg 80 3 cents
less f1r th- first Insertion and so cents
.r.H.N .r1tres. 90 Do ee.slr, Z > cents
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MASSACRE OF MIsSIoNAREs.-The Buenos Ayres cor
respondent of the New York Tines gives an account of
another massacre of Missionaries in Patagonia 1t took
place upon of the islands near the coast to which
the Paagonian Missionary Society had agents in
the hope of civzng and chrstluiziug the people. Not
long since the Captain Of the mission ship with the Ca
techist and six of the crew. while on shore, set
upon bp the natives, two hundred in number and
beaten TO death with clubs British ship-ofwar had
been ordered from Buenos Ayres to Patagonia inquire
into inc facts of the lamentsble affair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
NUMBER 145,
NEW AID RICH JLEELRY
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
s. q M Il y g
- ~. IN1 Il Z II -
coAsER ~ NAN AID PEARL sTUEs, suoHyoSp, srssrsI

ooAsks ~ sbN AID fkAst sTESErs poHsoSD, VIssDIl.
LyAs just received ia addition 10 his already large and ~
4 extensive assortmenis, beautiful collection of all A
The latest and melI elegant styles Of Watches Jevey, K
Silver and Plated Ware
watches Manufactured BY The following celebrated maker
jules JurgenEol, Adams Sans Dsd Taylor Henry
monds Loon Alfred Lsyalett and other celebrated msksrs
niAMoNDs-A large and rich assortment Of Damonis
and other precious stopes.
Diamonds, ar, Opal, CarbGnc,e, Garnet, Coral Cameo
Onyx, In
Aso-specAeiesB szlan Perscops Pvbb,es sc. In gold,
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery JeWey Of every De-
scrpton.
TIE public respectfully Invited the before
purchasing. s A MYERS
mazo Cor. Main and Pearl Sta
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HICauOND MADE CLOTHING,

InCTe \ ; Q 4 Ia ONT @ 5.
rEVg s1bsuer has been auufcturns Clothing Ia the "a
sits Of Elehuouj twenty years ana has ~ tbs rs
re fr5u haa5s In bis emIoym. ut, and WILL In %
Hr -ev. meat. tvo, make l3rg- additions % That Ia
U.r Having story h- especially for
Determined make article In The
clothing tat sau compare a eve-y respect with clothing
sle Ia Northern ce, ana De sks te patronage or his OLE
rmplayutl l midst o large number oi mechanics an
rrfv female Who lht otherwise suffer FOR the uecessages
fs Hefas Of cutters, Eud materials not 20 be surpass
20 hy any hng.r il thc country
Na-v,lrd yrlaia CsrlIaas and Georgia Clssimeres
re-s ct an grades c1ors Strictly southern Mauutl-ur
M House a, AN shall bee satisfied Ay personal Inspection % ug
, De te J5uCt what be has been doing years past
T. SPENCE. Cutiier and Tailor,
Corn Nt ri & Richmond
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RENIOVAL!
NJ @ b ARTON

HAS REMOVED TO THE NEW BUILDING
No 22S Main, b,tween Sth and 9th Streets.
TVS New being expressly
The RETAIL MILLINERY BUSINESS Will enable him keep
a large assortment Of
Ready Made Millinery Articlea
a. well rs add and prots Of his customers
Especial attention will be given TO the
RIBBON FRENCH FLOWER DEPARTMENT.
AID will be found complete during
the year In connection with Millinery Articles he will keep
geveral assortment OF Ladies
COLLARS klD SLEEVES, LACE CiPES and BERTHAS
LACE and MOURNING vEIS BRIDAL vEIIs &c Of the lste
styles
has added the Millinery Business viz the manufacture, to
der, OF
CLOAKS AND DANTELLAS,
which uI efyslon Of competent designer Tn
latest Paris Fashions vii be received monthly
EH- al orders viii meet with prompt attention. mails
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VA "A WILLIAMS SAMUEL v Rid
1' WILLIAMS a R&ID,

Commission NerchantS,
r. CORNER WALNUT AND SECOND S4RAEI'
Cincinnati, Ohio
s-t orders f0r a kr5s r: " eEftru Produce ana make
frr.. Cash Advance oa CoustSrnicnts tor sale, OF
y rt handisc b5-t and stored ua account ' p1 'eI-'
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NOW COMPLETE.
ID. APPLETON Sc CO..
Nos. 443 and 445 Broadway,
HAVE NOW READY,
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE.

GEORGE HENRY LEWIS
Illustrated with Rngraying.
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Or,
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No scientific subject important to man AZ that n, NJ.
life No knowledge be 60 ncessauty appealed 10 bv he
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ing de line n premature decay Sanitary rermers
preach In van they preach public which does not
understand The Laws Of rigorous Of grav
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lessons unless understand he principles involved II one
suffer viard air anohe- is seen 10 endure
without apparent har third concludes that M all chance"
and that Had h. understood the pnep- m
voved he vouli been le chAne-h as. lesson A,
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The course OF f. qury ineudes
Burger and Thirst, The Structure and U.es OF the
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Q. CRAM,
no. ., EXCHANGE Block,

Q. CRAM,
NO. ,, Exchange Block,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign Wines Liquors Cigars
Ill 5ohslf pipes Brandy OF the best brands yntages 1872
15Q; eight casks Brandy vn;naes l79s and
200 Gases Caret including cheap table Wines and the
finest ohatesu Iaf.te and Marguax Wines, also, 80
Hau Sdutgrnc
100 Hook Mosele Wines plain and sparkling OF
tie best brsrds
500 haskes and boxes o. Champ gne of the very first
quality made and fall suoPly Of Madeiras, Port and
shsnes and all other Imported Liquors. mai
DRESS AND OTHER FANCY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
IN accordance with custom adopted b. at the
ismen Of business Of selling Dress and Fancy Goods this
time IN the season, reduced prices shall from this day.
IN TIE habit OF doing This thing every year
rely upon Gndng Bargains well snd desirable goods
Our stock Of silk Lace and ether Nantes stlr good
'eT more o. the EngHSn Bersgs Mantle' at fl25.
In Domestic and staple goods our stock Il foil
We nyie call o all In want OF goods assuring that We
anxious close cut all Fancy god and to accomplish that
iel2 cHrLgs CaESERY.
~ large supply Of new and seasonabe Stationery which will
be sold loT
Can Letter Commercial, Note and Billet Papers
Bua and White Envelopes Document Letter, Note Long
Arnolts Ink, gallon hslfgaoa quart pint &c
Whltney's, Draper's and Fiat Ink sLds.
Fsbcr's an1 Lrhn's PvEe,l.. best quality.
Sealing Wax, BiI aEi Reference Ebes.
Quilts, sat. PeHcls, Tane Pencil Leads,
Dice scislors In cases, Thick Bottr; p.per
Post-ofice Boxes, Backgammon Boards &c
ard full supply Of Leather and Memorandum Books
OF all sizes and kinds
Ipkssnd. Auelage, Bonnet Boards and Rubber Pencils
Everything new and dosrabe received manufscur
ed W. HARGRAvE WHITES,
lel li3 MoR street.
syyn
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DIRECTORS
Vim. II. MacfarlAnd, John Purcell
Joseph Allen, san1 Bayly,
Roscoe b. Heath, Jos r. Anderson
Thos W McCance, @. g. Barney,
John II Montague, Re- II. haury,
David l. Burr, Jss. A. Cowardn,
Lewis Giner, Benz VI Nath,
John Jones, r. I. Moore,
Jas L. Apperson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis D. C-ershaw, r. c. WheTy,
wm q. Paine, Wa II. Christian,
II. T.. O. BRskervin, Wyndham Robertson,
san1 J. Harrison, John g. shafer,
Wm II. HaNsu, Peter @. Warwick,
Robt I. Brooke, p O. Hasklns,
Geo D, Shell, Edward Norvell
We inSton Goddln, Geo. J. sumner
John Dooley. D. &. Woodbridge
Presfden-WM II. MCFARLAND.
Vice PrssiIent-SAM'L J. HARRISON.
PAysicidn-Dr BLAIR BURWELL
Ah0raey--R0sC0E b. HEATH Esq.
ap2T J. ADAIR PLEASANTs, secreta
tR-Ohce corner Main 'lth streets. Richmond
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A MONG THE LARGE AND nEAUrlFuL a..

IA soment Of the various styles Of Portraure by G.
MINNIE at his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery 2l1 Main
Street. Richm nd Va be found Lkenesses
well known and distinguished gentlemen all OF which e
mony 10 the experience and sl OF the various employed
and the well earned ruputaion Of hs GALLERY
Ex.Gov Wise, Hon Mr. orrsc,
/" lieut.. Gov Jackson Jno R. Thompson, Esq
Lieut. Gov Montague, Rev. Mr.. hied
Hon Jas. LYONS, Rev. Mr. Peterkin
" Casde, Rev. Mr. Duncan,
Judge Lomax, Rev Mr Mnegerode
Tyler, Rev. hr Baker,
Hopkins. Rev J. Burrows,
Chas. Bruce Fsq, Rev. J =. Eawards
Gen. VIM. Walker, Rev. Mr. Sesley,
Capt. Jos Myers, Rev Mr. Peterson,
Rev. Mr. Jcter Rev. Mr. Kepler,
Rev. W. A. Smith, Rev Mr. wilmer
The late Rev. Mr.. Dbrer, The late Judge Butler g. O.
The late Judge Clnpton The late Edgar Poe,
Duplicate copies the above or sale and every style Of
Photograph executed from life copied from small pictures and
warranted 10 please. mA30
OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY
office for the present 1870 Main Street. square GJore The
Post mice
THIS Company now prepared to receive applications for FIRE
AND MARINE INSURANCE on favorable terms.
DRAcToRs
Cab. wortham, John n. Greanor
John Finders, Geo. 2. Palmer,
sainl d. Price, WIN 8. Trplett,
y. !. Ladd s. c. Tlrdy,
Jno. Stewart Walker, VIM Clrrie,
Luther r. SpmAn, Jas. Crenshav,
Peter @ Warwick, John n. Williams
Jas & Kent, Mark DoVney,
Horace P Edmond, Thos Jones.
Jas W. Talbot Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin b. Davenport Ro 4. Paine,
Geo W. Ysncey, Ro ?. Williams,
Jos Brummel, Vim Ragsnd,
wm Brent Henry Csbel
Ro. H. Msurey, Geo. W. Royster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR, President
CHAs. f. woETaAN, sec'y.
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
reqson Of fsvenieeD cent being s425 each share
required TO be paid In cash before the Goth nst at the Of
hce Of the Company.
my25-u C.E.w. Secretary.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
VOLUME 64.

Ty2Ms'
rp,r.r IS per sanuz ssri Weekly, R5 Weekly, sS al
V, 4s--e Rsuatsnces -ay be made AZ he risk Of Ge
az n. cass where evidence is taken on the dsPost Of
tl--i, tss past OHcc containing money.
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MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGIGnl
TBIIiIS INSTITUTION will receive Deposes on which an
Interest OF sin cent; psT annum paid all
Ing depoe longer than SIX months and Eve
remaining shorter period
oEYCE-At the Hardware gtors Of sSrus Co.. II Main
street. and a. the Bsnkng House Of r H. MlURY Co.. corner OF
Main and Wsl sIreeie. &. WORKMAN, President
d. BAKER, Jr., Secretary.
O. J. sIEToN, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
10. 81. Many, Vim. Taylor,
Jno Il. Greaner, Cornelius Grew,
Jas. " Talbot, Wn. Holt Richardson,
Hiram VI sullth, A. W Conant
s. Turp!n, Ro. J, Christian,
Chas Talbot. W. Il. Ross,
hnsou Richards Trankin stearDs,
Richmond, 18Th September 1885. .elo
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REMOVED.

7
- a BANG ANrN. y2 llge removed On tseir NcW store
lv Isl, st- NJ a s-.. seven doors as.yc htr .d stant
-e d., have increased their i-s ios toilE al kinds OF
.. - ..- sa sa-h putting ur description 90 water
rgs HsI.rs water Closets Baths, Boilers Cookng ksnses
r4nrs Hydraulic Rams, Re- FalaE cp fureoe NS "''>'t
q. .a. 1r buildings 7lt1 gas pipes and tNtaFei A
s.r.. % Gin s.rs k11.le, A- at-in- '---hS' VIZ.
a. z.r .- steam IH,y sake ts occasion OBJ state aA .t
...y w.. @ put ur z.t osrrlat -o give sA.isil-u-n-
~ au'I-u
cor tETN ElESEgtP NOgICE.
HAYEths iay associated with re in tac Coaan uEeee1y
.- ras- Slsiress T. slater The business vii De con
- t- 49, -s-l- ,f u "a NlPE A co ,. ". NIpE
no 80, Main street.
s-ItaLe ;h opportunity rs,lra sincere thanks o. my
~ -frr HB.r share ~ patronage 1lrcs the last hres
vs at sa,t f,r t pew concern hrir continued ityoTA
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EEP COGL-cHARCOAL PACKED WATER SfT0
IN COOLERS RICHMOND MADE.-We have on hand S2.E
supply Of the above very superior CHARCOAL PACKED WA ~
TER COOLERS Of manufacture, Of all sizes
KEEsEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
my3 Cor 18th and Cary Sts
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ryyEfR yIHGINIALrFE INsUnANCE COuPA.


AreqsiIon per being s425 each share
is required to be paid In cash before the Goth ns the
Ace Of the Company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
8g 0eIegrapt.
Reported for the Daily Intelligenoer
ST. JOINS, n F., July 25.-Ycstcrday
addresses were nresentel TO the Prince 10

ST.. JOINS, n. F., July 25.-YCstcrday
addresses were presented to the Prince, TO
which he replied as follows:
IL sincerely thank you for the address, 8
presented to me, and for the hearty well
come received from al on my landing on
the shores Of this, the earliest colonial
possessions of the British Crown. | trust
you will not think me regardless of your
Jealous loyalty. il acknowledge these
addresses collectively. II will afford me
tue greatest satisfaction TO report to the
Queen the devotion to her crown and per-
sou Enthusiastically evinced by the reCep-
ton of her son, eloquentlv expressed in
the addresses from various bodies in this
town and harbor. AN charged by the
Queen to convey to you the assurance of
the deep concern she has ever felt in this
interesting possession OF her domiuions.
| shall carry back n lively recollection OF
this days proceedings. and of your kind
ness to myself personally; but above all, of
these hearty demonstrations of patriotism
which prove your deep rooted attachment
to the great and free country of which we
NIL glory to be called her sous"
The Prince plcascs the populace i'm
mensely by his handsome countGnauce
and mild, gentlcm"nly bearing He drives
out to-day. There will be dinner party
Mt the Government House this evening.
aud ball at 10 o'clock tonight The
fireworks last night were q poor affair.
To-day is beautiful, clear day for tho
regatta.