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, 1861-11-05
A Hight ROYAL EnteftainnaeRt.

The crowned heads of Berlin and St. Cloud
have recently been hob-nobbing ut Compeigne.
Of course such Al event could not escape the
attention Of goseiping French reporters, and
detailed ,ar1atiycs OF the dolngs Of the illus
trious couple appear in the Paris papers.
In the evening after their meeting there WIS
select dinner party, and at haltpast eight
there Waa, BY tcrchllght, in the court yard Of
the palace, curee Of e stag killed by the In
p:riai hands during the day. This royal pas
tine will bear description. The corpse OF q
stsg gw2s laid out On bier of honor in the court
yard Of The palace, etcorg troop Of imperial
nuntemen il livery standing around. A pack
CT hcur1e, about fifty in number, were led
up three several ti1nea to the carcass, and
excited to madness by the sight and smell
Of the blood and copious applications Of
the whip. At length they were let loose up
OF their prey, aud in moment not a vestige
oi the stag was to be seen. 4 pleasant sight
indeed for the most elegant court in Europa
FIFTY hounds yelling and fighting for the
bloody carcazs Of dead stag ! A Spanish ball
fight must be tame compared With it. All this
was en- Sunday. The next day was filed up
by grand breakfast Of eeVenty-sine covers,
shooting in the reserves, 8 promenade to the
ruins Of Vienefonds and the Etangs de st.
Pierre, dinner OF eighty covers, and Per.
formaree in the theatre of the palaces, which
round of royal entertainment lad not beer
Ct,mu1EfcG at last accounts,
, 1861-11-05
i 1.IBERAI: EDUCATION Wit;
MILITARY lgsJRHeTltA AND DRILL.

TE2TREN UNION COLLEGE nar teeo located at
FUL1 ON, ILL. and VIII cpen Primary AEsdemlc
Ant Cole late Cou1Ees on Scp: 18th. 1Sei Tie Col
pc1nineots and szccHe.t s7r1.aaces, b-th regular
a5d ecsenslfc couIses the e. eat school pal1pEs IN
1e Gyin1a lon. and any ot,cr edsantas which
81 ouid c6tm the attention Of kartats. 1as1ruCton IN
!:lPLk tactics. SWORD. NAToSlT AND GYNNAsr1o
az1RcleEa CoEM0s Z0uAyE AND FANCY DRILL IN,
1GE officer CT United St&1cS -Iny. Students GreBs
II Uniform. TERks:-$ per Fca6t1 year for board.
lEznAled reoM incl lights ashtug anG tuition n
~ bcsrdezs nna5t the same rooi with md the COZ
5. COVERT. President Fulton. H. se+ g5072m
, 1861-11-05

Though it ia very common to reproact old
bachelors with their celibacy, aud to pity old
maids as if s'single b1esscdness'' were mis-
iottune-set many married people have seen
what eome prefane wag has called the "holy
bands Of paaloek." One man ss5s he ma!ried
bad company. Many women declare that they
get married for the sake Of home; few &C"
knowledge that their motive vas to get a
husband. Goethe ayerred that he got married
in order to be respectable" John Wilkes
said he took wife ''to please his friends.' -
Wycher1y, who espoused bis housemaid, said
he did it 's to spite his relations" Awidow,
who married second husband, said ehe
wanted somebody to condole with her for the
less Of her first Another, because she thought
wedding would "amuse the children" An
o;ber, to get rid Of an inceesaut importantly
IRON i crowd Of euitozs. Old maids who gel
married invariably assure their friends thu
they thought they csuld be " more useful" a
wives than - epinstera. Nevertheless, Quiz
g1ves it - his opinion that nine-tenths Of =!
persons who mszTs, whether Widows Or wid
overs, virgins or bachelore, do 90 for tn
sake of-Eettiug maFfied.-Boson bst.
, 1861-11-05

BANK EuspEss1on.- Platte Valley Bank
Of Pekin has closed, and there has beea much
excitement in consequence thereof II ap'
pears the principal depositoEs wete 9efman1.
and upon Aea1lng- Of the suspeasfo1 they be"
keauce upon thoee connected With tbs con
can: 30 great hss been the disturbance, that
the Mayor has fas1ed proclamation urging
she ea&'Et1s to aid hi taa preservation q t6a
PEACE. ce.-Aees:@sg&sn fssste5sspA
, 1861-11-05
En1lrAtip1tal.

EDUCATE YOUR SONS AND
IL deuPhtcrs At the Aurora Institute. 30 to ~
oHeTsd IN both solid aRd o11aT&estsl & e branches
la7. G. ". QUEEEAU. Principal
oc:O.hs21Fd5tR Aurora, Illinois.
, 1861-11-05

!.1u6ttt.. ASs.E 4to
bfeaatn Of ..........-...-.---....... 40
Her hull, where protected by the water, will
be formed of wrought 5ror plates fve-eighths
Of all inch thick, and above the water mark
the plates will be six inches thick. But very
little wood is to ba uEed in her construction,
and tbs deck will be protected by plates one
inch in thickness. She will be fitted up with
Eriessen's patent steam engine, which, togeth-
Il with hvr machinery, are now being built,
at DelamateT's Iroa Works, foot Of Thirteenth
etreet, North River. She will carry two
twelve or fifteen inch Floyd or BoGman gums.
These will be mounted lneide en- iron fort
twenty feet in diameter aud ten feet higa.
TIE Plates ct which it will bs bai1s arS to be
eight inches thick. The most peculiar ie ,ture
connected With The battery is the fact that
tie gu:E caE re broug lit to b-ar on aay given
point without altering the position Of the
vessel.
This is accomplished by means OF turntable
On which the fort viii 1evolve; it will be turn
| cd by me6ns OF gearing connected With her
| machinery. The steereman will be placed ia
| side the fort, and when in action all the crew
| will be protected, as 10 man will be required
to sppear Oh deck for the purpose Of working
| the vessel. She is Tater-tlght and fire-proot,
ard her deck, which is but eighteen inches
above the water, may be swept BY the waves
dore. as nothing Will be lett exposed eithsI
to the action OF the Wave7 or shot Of tht
| entmy.
There ia little doubt but that this vessel vii
| prove q valuable addition &c our navy, aud TIT
Southern rebels viii, We hope, find tns season
| iEg from this "Union pepper-boX" both hO
ard s;rCpg.-N 7. Herald, N0v. j.
, 1861-11-05
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AK: I'll: H.:
81: .,1..p. prs=ey,1
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cclnrs THE HEAE.
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=. -, -. !-ss.E 1at5lcsan
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..:s>SS 80
;z,,rA =, tic Nose.
sss:.: u. ;;ss:.seat a:a bro1csisl 12oes
i: -: tt.;aa::: Consumption. a1d
egIi,- -s-'.: ::... ljtter- Persons
-,,i,s-. t-::E way - cGe Goa.
- = :. =: ;'es -e-c1:i!y srp=ar
5;,~.t, .::.;... It'd tt,:y haze q cold,
~: ,..- ::..t 8:-ackh, and are more
5tr1e. l.. this con
- T,x?a Sigh: discharge, THU
EI-, ~ s-.-...:.e 1hlfh and aiheEiTe.
~ ,,1.4 -.... ~. discharges are In
5.-;'sx,:a:1:G ir que1i;E; they ar5
.t:,1- T.! r!a either got rid Of cy
E...,,t;.t,y al t5tc the throat. snd
.f.~-..t e tie s-crctlors are often
..:,'.: f~.;.. .ci.e ia tftcE and na
E:.4,.. ~ -:..:e IT snc:. is 1esseued
r.1r,- -.e7.1:ly 'akes riace. !Ano-
m...,.. s;a.a.1oi1 Ct EataTTh Is,
,siyc :, & a. his tl11ost In tbs
!,.tyr.t.v ....rcrI+ ~h1ch h69 fallen
!...: k7t1u.si-ic!l When this tales
Es,.nEE ...e .1sl his disease Is Oh Its
tse-;,: - ,sc tine In aTr1Sn2E
e. u u i1z2!s..as q Catar1h IS they
;,::I5r, .;,;;c.;7 CaTLRRE REMEDY,
80. ..r,,s, .G-;c4:v q: d etf-ctIasi7 re.
:::E., It.t,.s4-t I'll, i!d-nc:s IL the Fem
.r-:tt..!t A.: III: trls1 # ta5 REMEDY
rrt1:.:: st.'e-=2d the a.Hcu9t pa:a
II . 1T F..t :. .1.W-su Hc:e1e fol
,-1.. .I..a-- rs. t.l cct1J.s.
.;:;,.,. ..s:ce- Of II els Street.
~ IL. .. L SFKu1E
- hsasca I;1x sHSa, Chicago I'll.
, 1861-11-05

1,..t,gn.rs,-:'T- >"ese s
se:ecs Is "a's ,'s.a ~ ra,;see any: -
,'t7'.a's: - ss.::sl.e 'ror' s'r:ass bFGse. Iss
4 >. ss,,, |. n:slca! ara ss7's,h' t. tas1;, a
q r se,.s es s:s:ches, ssusa DC, ..xa,' NJ,
~: =: ssIs s,.st1 srd E'nSsone ms: Dc ess., 81
-. ~: s, = ,aes tnc.F.sat stsses: nn1
-. or ssser,: ::aae possibility Of > raa.sa'
~ ~ IT, - :,ra. n,,wevez. Is 20 desperate
~ ~ y :: I'D by TITS laaln: :at. ~.
.se:-.:::ss:- III si=s5s remove Ee
= ~ ~, u. hcr:s to .-s'e' VIII ec@'
.< ss1e tits .s71e3s strand
r '., =; ss77sss-sesc ol LaReaess
e. '..r-.f ~. !: ::,ss Tar :7i5sb'e a'sea*es
a. - ,' ;, ;,.x:: s- Liable ard which
=. x.s.s vs!u=tls horses nearly
~: -. -. ::::s7t For ss'5 hg D. =
=: ~: .,s1, s. s'ste strsal
, 1861-11-05


r.: Il. ELY GIVEN
TT. ..:.1:... bare ttsa cay fc-ue5
IL; ..--tt IT, <.s!e7E. of which tito
~: ~. '.s.-,i 1srtrsr ana Andrew
:.:.s,,:. '-:i IT, II tic Wholesale
~ -. =. l-o, ard Stats af
.2.... -scra'l-7. SIS the special
3--.:.s:.'' =. e.n Of three t1lou=anG
ES-...s..:; "a. nck i, s1id frm- that the
s:::. : :: - contributed tie Gum of
lE:::s: .,s'.: !. -. a.'.I1y-s11 dollars ald
f-s::t az I.s::'ttshi7 begins OF the
Z ~ :. :, : AID j: 10 Contn1e fcr
TT .s se.s-: Lsy Il Cc:ober. a. D.
-::::::s tsGt t: si::d Tar.1serellip il 70 bE
X ':r7 Ito 1e>ites IN the City Of Cal
=::4:Ie ssis A-,..:.SS Schall..z 7c5idrs in the
t-t,N:1 S;.-.e, an Stale Il Illinois
OTTO GEsSEHLECHNER,
kAi.;.EH STEALAER~
=! Eecr'. i.;:o:l.:s.
.- f~Gtsr -. :. i. 1sH}. Qc2x6W
, 1861-11-05

e.. i;;i;;;: t:;,lor 2nd Aes,
:. n: =. i, -E::storss;;:vs ;;=st sne. ts
1s:rF::> '.'t =: tc,co. }: SD sesuTT l; ~:
1> ~, = vi. II cs17 ,cv 1?'Ass1s,S9na,ss
~: ~. !. J;S,t.;ir. !1e skin. u p;eloGz ~
~ ~, al c472s sl escp :!oas u
- t.< n.tr:;,-s oi tn5 CHIC 80 SitS
rEtr Er,r;s.1. H.,.:;.....y Cl7cu.aT. says;
~ ~. -4rs7 W.7- Ccicz a-d BEL 1:at.s'' t-
+ y, =, bst:e :~st a.1lc:2: ever :3tI.
Wv: o. .r-@osre el-e- = se!:
- - ,rs,c:rs j; - if= tov.ns7 c3itr Sa5
:, -,yts .,:-.:Le; 89;;"a-2-te-
i. =" -: :. r: i,:;'s. Mes!e:L ~
*, -, pr =, rs ac1tA. Clara sfEett
- e,.,t,ts .;t+--7t =. -Ads:e:t +; ).
, 1861-11-05

:, .i,ze,st aid best Hair
~ -, xt tf:::e. Frizzets: ETC, 50 T. =
R;r sf' :.:,.l tNaEIt-c ;i;ose Voc, o.
." =. t..t:: -: ~ :,.stiny csa dStect q tne .
::.,-t=.s.ss-s's.,c - adjusted 70 sAs As1a: 4,:s.
= -::t.,= - s,N~Es re r'TSst iasG
- 't.:::.c r.: s.i::-. Satisfaction.
, 1861-11-05
+ ESTER d co.'s PATENT

Heating and VAhnlasaa8 1utnse93 :. .
For Housea ChurcAa3s scAoc1 Houses Public aalA, -
Tbis F1fnace hes beea % fhoruukAlF txied n Ii
locally thAt particular notice h nos 1acs8esxT In
point Of ecoaomy II fuei. eAeAP1o3 d oea*; ind
Bryan, C. @. Hammond. ". n. FA1yen, Jen e NN
liam, Carter 8AeeE, 1sqra, sna Rey: DR1k DH11k
Fcster. Esq!a. of KocRfof&. Addfaa r. 4. L1BTEE
Post Q&es Boz 62. .Oaee Ne Il 1A1aRe 1kest,
, 1861-11-05
HIINOIS SCHOOL OF TRADE,
J. Corner Lake a1d Lasalls streets.

T. Corner Lake a1d IasaIs stfeete.
HOS E. p FERRY, FfeEtdent-eetab115hed 1Y53-J.
DYREEEFURTH- Principal
Bustnes7 hours from T. n to u II: froIa 81 to
a!es commence october 1stl. aad continue for six
Fcr Crcu1s1S aply at ts Collie f:ooms OF by letter
e rhe P1ncl1aL PREPARATORY CLASS $sI fOR s9s
IiGuCted in ArithInatic, Writing: Grammar; Core
soEdence P1a.ti:al AittoTy and GeoErspny Gefaa qa
t. cuter the School &f Trade l}oys Life SCnolarshlrs
embracing both Departments &35 payable IN advance
1r4r
, 1861-11-05
130 Canal BOats.


X ne !a79est cAss, ntx Of whtct leave EeW FORK an
fel!a3+daIiy Connecting It Bnhlo with the follows
propeller ines euRbee 1t to offer merchants and bh
pcfe Superior 1EduCemente for their patronage
, 1861-11-05

Our, naval authorities, having become con-
7lpccd o1 tie necessity Of keeping pace with
the g1ea: maritime Powers OF Europe in the
improvements which have lately taken place
in ehipbuildiDg, arc new using every means to
lucrea6is the number Ct their iron clad vessels
and steam batteries. From present appear
ance8 Te shall eocn have large number Of
these ships stoat, which will rival, it they do
which have recently be=n launched from the
dcckJa1ds 1T Woo1Tich and Cherbourg.
The first p!stss Of a new iron-c1ad steam
battery we're laid on Tuesday last, by Mr.. T.
F. Rowland, at the Continental Works, Green
point, L. L
She is to be launched about The middle OF
December, ard, to complete the contract
within the time specified, one hundred and
sIzty:fve men ere employed on heE, night and
Cay. The following will be the dimensions oi
the vessel:
Length, feet IL
Breadth Of heam.. ...........-.....--........ 4
, 1861-11-05

1 1HlCAaO Is ROCK ISLANN
t5.A snd arrive II Chicago u follp71:
Eay Fl rees sud Nail fesve at Z. and sr1.ys
Night Express leaves At S.1&F L.. Saturday *
Hrtei; arrive st all a, H. ACnGaFe excepted.
Joliet Aceou&oiRt1on & 90 r H.. 3lndsvH e1cept
i'd. JQ9N 7. TEAtsF. Sec. Rpp:
y. L. H. JoHE. 3o11 Arena da7
, 1861-11-05

-, ,-,-sf ~sa -,..t:,
- =
, 1861-11-05
MICal9AN CENTRAL. =Alr

MICHIGAN CENTRAL +AlI"
AVA ROAD. -
GREAT CENTRAL EDUTE TO NEW YORK, NEW
ENGLAt D AND THE CANADA8.
On ana a1ter SUNDAY, Aug. lltn lssl, Tra.ns !eavt
the Eses Central Eepot. foot ct Lake street. at
!;tt0 4. M-L1ghtnlng Express: fexcepE 6unda3a Al.
rive 1t Eetrott 500 2. u Suspension
Bridge 100 L. NJ; A,ba1y ~ r. H,
New York s51 P. NJ; Boston, l145 2. Il
wa 2. n. New Fork and Boston Express. except
Saturday, arrive 1t Detroit e;40 n ;
Toronto, s:43 2. II: Montreal, 1203 K.;j
8usrentaoQ Bridge or BufAlo, SO z. n;
Albany, SO a. n; New York, 800 A. H..
Boston. lt:30 r NJ
Cincinnati Trairs Sfa u C. RaI1rosd leave Chicago
At 3:t>0 L. n Mall Train; 8alD ?. n Fast Ekprtss
arrive Z Chicago at TOO A. M: East Express anu
12:46 kikht Hsu Train.
Tie 6dDP r N. Train leaving Ch1csso runs through
to Gnsi1nsti % SithoaE en.nse q cals o5 pssgase:
Tzaina- Patent Sleeping C41s on al night trains.
q DaEgags Checked Through "A
THROUGH 11EKHT3 tee sails IN Ill pr1rclpa. Eau.
goal Gt:cee II the esE. q the Galens Gace eorss.
Lake and Dearborn ttteetA <2nEer tho fremont
House, Chicago, and at TIE Depot
3 n RICE. General Superintendent
, 1861-11-05

THE WESTERN TRANSFORMATION COM.
EASi having made arrangements to run their Lake
s'eks eropeess On AtAr1Ate d3Yx With those OF tbs
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
, 1861-11-05

Owned anu cpefkted BY this Company viii run owe
" NgN VOTE Lentrsl Railroad to Bud41o, ,connccun;
toI,a t9e VARIOUS 9roade leading Vest and With III
Lake,: ~<S ~ ~~"~ y
, 1861-11-05

f. J. EEEEHER, Philadelphia
HA6RkW q Rooms. 81 North stzeet, Baltimore.
LEIGH CO, Nc. astor House, or Nc l souts
William street, EeE York.
LEECH 8 CO. No. = State Street Boston
EH- HOUSTON. General Freight Agen:, Phtla.
Lii 1HGUPT, General Ticket AGENT FhilA
E1ufR IKWIs Gen. Supt, Atoo1a. p. 1an1 6Qa1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12
THE RICHMOND WHIG.
AnEmportAnI Document.

To the cxolu.on OF all variety We have devoted the
greater portion of our space this morning the publ
c,,ion Of the celebrated letter Of Mr Csss Mr.. Mason
when tie latter represented tho United States at the
Cour, of France l. covers all the great questions likely
to ais, during the existing war aud fixes irrevocaby
tie status Of the United States item all. There is
no escape now om the positions therein laid down. aud
tho world will hold Nr. Lincoln and his Government
strictly to the record to which i. subscribed and desired
to hold tie world We oItr apology for bringing IL
before public a; the present time, for appro
pirate one viii reyer occur.
The letter discusses and lays down the doctrine of the
ri,ed States on cur important points Of international
law. which may he briefly stated follows:
First: BsIngerynt property beard neutral ship is
NOS liable 20 seizlrc.
Second The right of beN!geront to make repri'als
on the commerce Of the enemy will never be besurreuderd
Third blockade agsinst trade is unlawful; it must
be directed against armed men, and TO be eff cual city
must be m7lete'y invested By land well as by sea,
with the view 70 q reduction.
Fourth: The limits of oontraband OF should IL
c'ude ouiv erms and munitions Of war
Such were the doctrines Of the United States author-
t,iyev aun3unced in $50 Let her face them in 1851
!Slranrdh Rep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12

Al WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
BY JOSEPH sTRAUsE No. y Main street
bought 90 the dollar, large stock o
rich 6 10 and ~ cts fine Jacors and ug'nue
I2 &; Dtosgs cs 10 cts snd higher; Ee-c rs, all cor
ors &C; handsome Bere,e Stella Siaws WIN
Chenille Embroidery, az 80 worth g. O Black snt Coloed ss
J3 and upwards; fast cooed Calico, at bA
and cent? cheap Ladies Thread Gloves and Gaun
lets 1873 and % short ard long SIX Mts, at 31 and %
cents worth double the Hos-es linen haudArrce
Irish ueu and Bogo Brown and Black Shuog an5 shee;re
Pos Case Muslin To eEg Freach Keei~orked Collars
from 2 cts Cambria swiss Bands the finest work Ia
The cy. Cass.mers and Linen Goods for heI AMI Boys wear
Coored silks great Goods, too nuTer
mention viii be found prices that asouish body
No. y Main Look cut for NJ rglt place
AplT JCeEPH tihACsE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12
JSo. Y. MASON, &C., &c.

Mr.. c. B. Rous', merchant Of Winchester, proposes
to be one of a thousand men to give one thousand dol
lars EACH making total of Million for the defence OF
Virginia Also to be Que Of a hundred, OF Frederick
county TO give 500 cash, making total of Sl00 600
for the benefit of the soldiers and their families of that
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12

Rev. VIM. D. Rlppetoe is engaged In raising a
company OF raemen in Page county. Mr.. r, is grad
usts Of the Virginia Military Institute,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12

FoR rdESALr or NtGROkS
TEyGE undersigned has th Cay eHcct the Auc1oa nu'in
he sale OF NtGRhtS az Che Am uou Room On f'sNA1
street lately occupied - BErrs 6tEGpRl- r.,,,,.
ain st Nt- both publicly ar1 -.ya.r}, su L'''
stro age fhs tslds ami che public gcut ti ple'sgs
rT.-ts promote she i1 - his pa'roas5 sni tr'
t m 'ore experience r4l- he will be enabled 20
obtain ts Dbl tsst market pr'ces ne E make ulea N"'a "
on property u halda-i Is prepared 90 board pesols
r-- r e t-'l and also the- srrysnrsayos ai-pe @e''u
--.r... ..,s f.- r.,rl. % ScUEta,
Or y-anslr 2I5 ilos below M,I street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12

VNRESH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERlES.
10 hrkins No. l Goshen Butter
Is bbls BUckwheat FLOUR
50 bbls superhne Extrs and Family flour
Smoked and Picked Salmon
IS y 5bls No. l n O. Roe Herriugs
25 pk - No. &EcEerel
s. 6xs English Dairy Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
Oat Meal, Ry Flour, &c, &c.
received for the lowest terms for cash. or te
prorppt custonsrs Al MINNIS 90 = Family Grocery,
rof4 "a and Main SIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

IMPORTED GOODS.
tis- Cs-ss o. se-i0r qua'ity, and beautifully pat up
Dctch Cheese, ir balls, o. supe.!or quality
Otvr- Cspsrs. Olives Farci
6i-.aie Chartie1ss Cordial, (Ehte and green)
N.-rar5ri ve-meceiH, q N CgSrs
Gov Chow, Caulf yer, Onions
Wgster sauce, S5yrrs, Relish, P!41Ante ssnes
Mustard olive on aai sSrdnes ~,
Brandy 1875 ClAnpsss In uasna 9e2T'' pins ana a>D
pins
ClArsts from good % very superior
F9r sale - ---.,..,-,- ,r,.v :,
Jlsl-su BLAIR CHAaBAALAfNA1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12

PYExs J1st received lot 4 SasAle'. nice Apple, 4
Ty2 EUvT GJAME9.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12

rEASsPgIAgEs GUAHO AAD gao ID PEAS-
M Es.-St bag Manipulated Gutn1, - oa- nNn lr'Ps'
r4udn Aso, u bJ.s Shapes" Kir .lo Gro M PaNsr
Foe saIo by EDAOSD, DANFhPDkTA a co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12

nnn Aus. ANGELICA stOOT-Fresh aad
" PETE asOy co, Druydri,.
Il sfrent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-12
NUMBER 1873.

IyRRPOoLriT.; SALT 5.rO sacks Lyvsrpool Pine
ilFALT per shP blswahs, Ia James Rye- direct from V--
Spis5 EDMUND. DAvFNp0ETt 90.
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n,OOTgi BnUsuGs-of evey ,yo ard ass.'y. 9sy be
4 had. DOVE 4 cos.
n,t9s Uruggs's.
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= Die fJr hot ueaher uAis Ia Germany. For l-.e BY
CRA"Z
r-v On 70 Tv h4nye B..ck.
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EgANJILA FsOpE In t'or- AMI f5r fal', agv stock
III s.so,leI H. H. Il g. l. *, - ~ and nc-e' ~ l'
sp.-.sr Nv I,r,.aI snirb, E4Obks GO.
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y : poxES gARAFINE vEAz CAHDLEs-A as"
- @a' D-4'''1' 1'"-'e' ''' '-'- WV WALLACE ZONE
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a. p cents per yar!.
s,i "'" 's ''e 0''o'' ''' ssa'L " PRICE LcO.
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Sy.,sTaNts pAIIER.

AHFS wOCDHOUSF co, purchased ju previous 10 10
- present blockade, The largest and best $50 81
WRITING PA?EF,
which -y Lsyr ever had g. before. -bacing Pocap,
Letter Note, ani medium parr n SAI' ai urs when
m ,oi their usual prices, ,r cssf 60 - st1ety prompt
customers payable let Jdy 'u.ui"s
They have hand good s;o's e' other ssu.nery 70.
s.i. mylU
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yvrRfiNI+ BOWIE ssyTV EsS.-Wo oG.r or eaisa
qlaatty u frmiI ne ws,p,n strictly 81 hoIe manu-
ma ~ SMITH, R8oDEs 90.
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UmP PLASTER.-255 Lump Plaster, on the
wharf arrive In lots 20 suit purchasers, by
Apq Z Il. sOMERViLLE& Ch.
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this requiation, or in otLer words gave in their adhe
sion TO it, by incorporating it into their declaration. But
rience has shown how E cicnt such an IL ln,
ric to stay the aggressive spirit Of bell geen;s and the
history OF paper bl5okade5 constitute memorable and
most irsruc i've cr in he ale of mod iria-e
Whole countries have been declared in Sate OF block
aie with much apparent CO.. htorce in the justice
the measure as il their co1-'s be hermeticsly
closed ny q fisce 5rmed cruiser. II blockadcs woic
coufacd to PAGES actually nresd tins source Of dix
pure would drsppear, for would De- the interest Of tte
invcs irg power 10 support It's opsraon with suii-
cieat force in order to orns ht enterprise to a speedy
Go-u.iratiOn
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FJULAgDe, OrALLIEs,
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AN rsk1g large supply Of the ab re atrl" which can
he used either bed cr SCAT and can De ~ FED h s-h
com ,s A. can be easily carried under hr arm tm
cr Of III. army and respectfully invited 10 rH sni
examine them also hand uu-brr % oAnp stools
- 90 ~ G HOWE,
Governor IT, between Main and frankl.n, -ni
my IS lqt s. beta Nnq and Srankin, cp. Cap tqr.
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NLPS, SPRINGS HOLT Sc W Invite ne At
"a t-non a. at Wagon Naar 20 our ~ c ~ TIE sboYe
Goods b IL very complete. ANlcs assorted 'n . g.
rsyg1 Smith. RrODss6 CO.
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VFT0I HAVE uJEsE OR SfCLE 90 bal condition, Try Du-
I VHI& Nortou's Horse Tonic. Il 6. worth ffy
- t- prise .f mrrostcg 1e condition Of Horses, 6c
and preventing aud cgrias Bo, Worms Hirbound, pemp
tr J. p DUNAL,
Sole Manufacture and Proprietor
gscIb by s Druggists me late United States and In the
-. bern d. .9f.H.rtev an5
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IRON VASES IRON VASES! IRON ASES!
sale low, the
Stto. Stors on sTEBBINs, 2ULLEN 90,
NrbSs Corner Broad and 9Th ss