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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

FRsx TIE "SgAr CT WAg."-Adju.ant 5. P. Mitchell,
of the First Regiment Virginia Volunteers arrived here,
yesterday Afternoon BY Central train from Munsons
Hill, which place he lels Thwsdiy, ut IL o'clock
porou O. the First Regiment of this city, constituting
The advance guard OF the army is stationed at this pos
ton. They have osy lost one member since the battle
"a young man from Washington. Az Atjutant Mitch
ell old not hear of any fgbtiog at hunsons Hill when
he lef of the fancy so rite on Thrrs-
day. are d.spoiled of their interest. We were grasd to
fined that Aoaaat Mitchell Is in good health.
L. TeIair Hodgson, of the Richmond Zouayes also
returned yesterday evening. He had Lot heard OF the
surrender of Rosencranz Gen. Lee, when he left the
camp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
VIRGIx,A.-A,R uss held in III. oIea'. on e Of The CT
cu Court on N, Cav of Rchmond the fourth day Of 6er

VTIRGrxta-ARu Rule. held In the Clerks on e Of the CT
cult Ofs City Of Richmond, the fourth day OF sert
enher, isGi.
John p. Dickirson, flfinen
agsifst. III.
Wi ANS Williams AMI p T. Wells, pArtners uoder the
firm Of williams The Insurance Company 81 the tate
% virginia Charles Mcruder and Richard W. heGrnde part
ners under the style Of . NcaTuders CONS. pefts
the object OF s snlts and restrain the defendants
Williams Co.. from selling wandering or In any manner IN
erfesng With certain stock Of The Insurance Company Of the
hts- Of Virginia In the hill menossd and TO attach said stock
Ne hands o. said Company, and 70 reqse the said
WI Hams Co. Tender account all received by
them aud all advances made ~ them aud 70 decree In favor
the psnn for whatever be due and ahdayt having been
made and filed that the deiendans Williams Co above
sd ponresdenis Of & C9mmongt ah they required
to appear within nonh amer due publication hereof
wha necessary protect taer Interests 10 this suit
oopy-Tesie;
ss7-v4w MoRE.UB MANN, n Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

TnEarsIcAL--We learn tia. the members OF the the
arical profession resident here, propose to give dra
matte entertainment at the Theatre next week. for the
benei. Of the ST. Charles Hospital la the cities south
OF us various musical ard theatrical perfo mances by
amateurs aud professionals bave been given to rase
money for the relief OF the sick and wounded Coniede
rate soldiers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

BoaUs McSEY-No community WAS ever more grey-
ousy afflicted with paper currency than this. Shin
plasers of every denomination, issued by all sorts OF
corporations and individuals, responsible and itrespon
sibls are Us hume Gus the leaves OF Autumn almost
person may receive twenty Of these notes day with
oui having two OF the issue 10 his possession at
any time Not only shnpssers have been put ia circu
laon but printed advertisements in the shape OF baik
notes. have been emitted Tor the purpose OF detranding
the unwaIy aud ignorant BE on your guard agaios!
bogus money.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

N1OTsC8I Persons who sending clothing and supplies
~ IN the field requested TO mark Distinctly on TIE
package with msriiOg Ink Us party for ,chon ~
t,Rdd the Rgimentto which he belongs, the OF dosi-
nation the Qlrternaser, at RthmoRd TO when the
usns railroad renert sud be forwarded by the shppe
IL Mspy packages at the Depos Ct TIL Railroads To
Richmond with raper nsrksrubbed ch 0icouse their desn:'
lion cannot be known by the acraeF others Imperfect
Is mAIkes, ana csnnot be itestinsd
a.tieieS deposited At IN Q1AItemasieT once IN Rich
noad for spaen ma le,s before O'Clock, to
insure thels ship nent on that day. ....,,.
aui8 Capt and Asst q N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
THE coNFEpERArE FORCE, IN MISSOURI

THE CONFEDERATE FORCES IN MISSOURI
QurSckY, LII Sept 5.-Tho OoniedeIses, with 90.
900 troops and two f-ld pieces, located between
Hunnewell and Shellbna.
The telegraph lse end railroad operations have been
stopped.
Ger Pope will soon, is stated proceed to the seere
of action.
Col Hulbut is reported to be in Yves. shellbua with
1900 Federal troops.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

DANGEROUS AY-Persons who pass from
Ross stree. to Broad scross Connci Chamber Hi at
late Loar OF the night should be their guard as sever
daring robberes have been peTpetrated there by
OF speradoes. The wachmen Oh that beat should ex.
eicise their vigilance in this direction With tbs view,
possible Of capturing tue disciples of Jack sheppard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

HusrrSGs CoURr.-Ths September term Of this eour.
will commence on MONDAY Two vacancies on the
bench arc to be sS and We hear OF various aspraus
for the adermanc honor. IL is worth some hitg TO be
called Squire" ia times like these, when every third
nerson Won meet e Colonel Mfior or Caplain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
a NEW WORK.

UySIPORa AND DRESS OF TIE ARMY or THE coNfEDE.
RATE sTAyEa limited ediion; oay 1000 cople, Of us
rs III, authorized standard, Will shortly be Issued The dis
ncons between various grades saown by the ps Of
h there will teen and 1ss.!ng OF all The different DE-
Imsns service and comprising about Atty figures 1hI
edition win be .ck and viii be followed by another ful
coors magnificent work. u viii contain plates and aho u
directions FOR the guidance OF ttors.
hnniS,o Col RLANroN DUNCAN,
sn'o-Ss.s Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
LATEST FGon EUK0F Z.
MoSrKEiL, Sept: S.-The North American brings the
following additional news:

MONTREAL, Sep. S-The North American brings the
following additional news
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tue Queen aad Royal family reached Kingstown, Ire.
land via Holyhead, on the night OF the 2lst utmo
They we're land and proceed to Dublin the follow
irg morning.
Among the papers read at the meeting Of the Social
Science Congress- at Du1lp, was one by Hr. Basley
ZIP. of Manchester, tlei-"W;h Cotton, employ
ment aud food wthou; Il, famine and expatriation."-
He said manufacturers expected be able TO command
q supply Of cotton to keep them working with toerable
regularity until spring The crop growing up in the
Southern Safes but the difficulty would be to obtain it,
Certainly it will be short OF pas: years Mr. Basey is
extensive spinner and sad that cotton is now laid down
in his warehouse twelve and half per cent in
OF the price paid to American planters whereas to bring
cotton IRON Beerar would 200 per cent the price
paid to the Ryots Of India owing to the difficulty OF
trans portaticn.
Mr. McGowan, en- American, said that the Statesmen
Of the country would hail with delight the efforts
heve them hon the monopoly of cotton.
The matter OF supply Of The staple was further dis
cussed, when Mas Sarah Redmond read paper on
American Slavery and its lrtlence on Great Britain
Mr. Cheyaier, Inc celebrated French ireetrader, then
Denounced the Morrill, tariff as the child of dseord
FRANCE.
The Emperor continued 10 remain at the ChaOns camp
Grand mac@uvrCs had been prevented BY the intense
heat of the weather
TIE Paris Bourse was frm and animated az the open
Jog but closet lower. The Rentes closed at est
i5s.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
ENGLISH vISws OF rHE REBELLION.
LONDON, Aug s3.-The Times publishes Dr.. Russelps
&C correspondence to the oh of August
Tho last letter mainly refers 10 the demoraizsd and
rsubodnae Of the army at the time credit
ing Gen. McCl Ian with speedy reforms.
He says the Southe-rers bell they VIII be safe
If they mold INT October and that at the end Of the
year the Northerners will be further from their aim than
ever.
Tae times has another editorial on the financial diff
cues OF the American Government. IL says that the
course pursued Washington throws into the shade oil
b)ncwug OF England.
HALIFAX, Sept 3.-The steamer Arabia ffom Liver
DO u on the u b ult has srri'ed
The sales o! cotton Saturday, at liverpool amount
ed 90 O0 bales including 10000 oales TO specustors
an exporters, the market ccsiDg firm.
Manchester adyices are l,vorabe.
Breadstuirs closei insciye.
Consols closed ~ LoOdol ate o g.
Richard 0ser, well known factory philantbropst Is
de,d
iu,en Victoria was most enthusiastically received at
Dublin
Cotton seed are heing regularly shipped to adia from
Su'z
Proles ants are to be allowed TO open schools in
franse.
company OF Italian soldiers at Pontelondae. while
OF relrtshe we're eet upon by the peope and num-
Ter OF them masacred. The troops retaiaed the next
DIV destroying the whole town. One hundred and hity
persons we're lied in the affair.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
DIED.,

On the 9Th August, at the residences Of O. Macmurio, Jr,
JOHN A. PlCKEfT In the 81 Of his age Hsf neral VII
take place h evealng at ~ oct iron the hcnnms a
further notice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
RUFFIN'S
PH0SPH0R-PERUVIAN GUAN0.

AN ready 70 supply orders for ny fertilizers fast
they In. All rely upon getting without delay
cls Inferior any have msde fereai In It's phcsphsc In
redisns from anything else 10 market and better, because
contains pure Bone Phosphate u Linz than other
Manipulated Guane.
The results Of applying preparations wheat the past
favorable could be expected under the
bned disasters Of join, wormey rust and Of drought
which the present favorable action Of the phospha
very great extent the time the wheat nng But the
Of testimony that equal superior 70 Peruvian Gu
wheat whilst for lands that need phopha.eS nearly al
lands dot has proved M superiority under fair for
stand OF clover Is true that occasional failures
have reported brt they such every anpEaiof
hear sometimes 70 the sct thst the land did not need
phophaies generally the for both wheat
and clover have ever known.
The beat evidence Of the value Of msnure 70 be foundn
the TINT have orders for than four times much
had a. the period last year.
Persons who induced guanc, from their
hence OF Others particularly requested
70 Run GuAno and that they there
many manipulated articles In the market.
be had Of myself the comrlion merchants generally
In RIchnond OF my agents, Mess T0S BRANCH eONa
Petersburg HoLIINs Co., Lynehburg; HUGH SCOTT Fred
ercssburg; MASON. MARTN co., scotzvile; JOHNSTON,
CLARKE 4 co.. Danyile
seot1--oii FRANK @. RUTTIn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
PROPOSALS TO DO THE PRINTING AM
BINDING OF TIE DEPARTMENT or sTATY.

PROPOSALS TO DO THE PRINTING AND
BINDING OF TIE DEPARTMENT or srATF.
C,SYDEslrE STATES OF ANRnci
Department Of ktae, Iichm nd, sepi. 4, 1861
c,p,LED utopoGs 10 do The Pnins and Binding Of the De
pa.tweat Ct tate speelng the price OF composition rule
sed heuIe work. pes SoSs ana spu L Pr sr
u,Tlay morning the io ~ on which day the proposals
will be opened, ami TIE Contract awarded
The partment wiz not be bound to accept the loves'b bid
EoilR be accepted h>weyeF IN which Tie propose p
s5ecdsd IN act q Conness n relation to Pun
Nc Printing" approved February "a, 1861. ..
Tiers vim be required furnish tao COED and saceEi sure.
Ties for the faithful performance Of their Soetree'
ssb--6. Acting Secretary OF stsis
MOTTO e-rhe Commit ee OF tie osuoeil have oakwo
c IN "a &c a. q, Ts psfn sss r dead
Confederate Army nee o. e1AIse Permits Tor hs aermen, Of
dead soldiers be obtained accordingly on application 10 the
keeper Of the Csnstsry. seo-St
NEW FAMILY FLOUR -choI:e quality Family
,.a"iOt DUNLOP hoScURE 90.
O. n. TAYLOR, J. H. BAPTIST.
SOUTHERN
PRIN1IHs END wRlTIEs INK ESTABLISHMENT,
Clay, between 25th and asth si..,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Y,AYLoa BApTIsr, nreessOrs 70 Taylor Haroye Print.
1aupo ss as % w ahern psb n their Ink now
successful operation for he manai,slar. Of eyey DESCRIPTION
ed to TO iurash on reasonable ternas
'"'' BOOK, and
OF every description always hand Writing Inks Of all COZ
~ >. ~ order, promptly a,lsn ed TO.
hd,re,s TAYLOR BAPTIST,
au22 lin r. % BOZ Sos, hlehnlohn, va.
yNOOD,s NohTH CAROLINA FAMILY ROE
w HERRifGS
80 bali Dbl. Of O. Family Roe Herring. Woods brand.
8bbls. Of N. 9. Family Cut Herhngs, Woods brand,
loo bbls OF Family Flour. that cannot be surpassed,
10 chest. Of :1gS;Ss resn eaupS.dst .nasisss Tea;
staff
1000 bales Of Timothy and Clover Hay.
100 bales Of Oats,
1000 Queen City Hams, -.
Ola Dumgardner whisky, 0tard Brandy and ohanpagns
Wines Of the very best quality.
For ssls on the most reasonable terms By
'' R0bT. A. 4 DABNEY,
apis Of Rrosd and nh sis opposite Theatre
FOR SALE.
VyIRaTNIA State hr per cent bonds.
J aab hhhAuH 90"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
THE NEW YORK pExocRIOY.

SYRACUSE, Sept 6ih.-There has been the usual quar-
tty OF excitement and elimination and reorimnation In
the Democratic Convention which Is ia session here
The Mozart delegation has been expelled from The Co..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
TO OWNERS OF SLAVES IN MARY.

Il
LAND AND VIRGINIA.
FHE undersgued Sugar Planter, Of louisiana IL disposed TO
J. purchase slaves time HE for Ave years. erter
luto with the either In planting sogSr Cot
ton In the State Of J ouiiana.
Fsl-h. will purchase fair prize, payable In nom 10
Ave years. and ecuFed BY amount Of mortgage on property
that may be reqdired
sseondhe s hire slaye1 for ave years more TO cultivate
con pay yesry so for good add $50 for
made annually a.d puncuay, ADD red ty mort
case plantations and lands Good treatment secured
Thrdhe will into partnership Ia the planting Of ssysr
furnishing Of the 1ae plantations Of louisiana In order
containing about 1000 OF land ADD capable OF predicting
100 1000 hogheads Of sugar on the cultivation OF SO to 100
hands This plantation staatej Bayou Terebonne aud
within five miles Of 0peous I'D AID three hours by Rail
Of New Orleans II In the enest r>on OF Louisiana
The undersigned will this pantson against equal value In
slaves would delightful redencs for wI,hng
Lo uisna and ire uniers sned would
under the control aud management Of active plan
who would reside on the plantation.
The undcrgned vii also enter Into pArtlshp In the planting
cotton urEshing agans. tine cotton lands In The Par
Concorda louisiana The lands OF this pssh shawn
sas produce cotton TO the hand than parh
OF the State
For further psrieulsrs address, r 4 BARROW,
Hcnna Parish, Turebonne, La,
or II. L. HuNLEy,
Ie7-wsm Oils agent) New orisshs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Bosros, Sept G.-Ex-GoV Briggs was to-day acciden
tally shot In the jaw. The wound VII probably prove
f.tal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
CoMMIssIoNER,s OFRICk, Richmond. Auss.. a

" 1851
Adams administrator &C.,
against,
Carrington and ais
IN As Circuit Court of he CITY Of Richmond:
BY dscres entered II this cause the sd t Rorembes,
lsG tie retained 10 Bank the II which be Widows "
George and Richard ca7sou, desestej aud - Thor
Adams decesseJ entitled TO DOVER AMI also the sums 10
whoa the infant h of the said Ihouss Adams deceased ats
entitled the said infants having legally qashed Guardians 10
tlii site
sy The said decree further ordered that ts be refer
red TO hs Comsso:e this Ctu, Who shall orr
the the simple The Interests Of tho St
said h the uni u1c the control Of The csat
soessid n which they are entitled dcver tnd Whether he
elect TO take such fee simple vf aud who shs also state sad
port the Of al sbs and armsDis sgs1t
hs estste OF the said Richard : q Ins deceased
Before tsng which aeceunt the ConGhso who
shall appoint day for prof Of sue debts aud demand
and shall publish notice t1er'o once week Tor uS iaeees
weet the Richmond WIS Aad pc,t The front 1o
Of the Court Hocss the ouIt III Husnss Of The City OF Bic,
mend The n day Of two successive terms Of the said eeoi
which matters The sail Comnh soner will 10 this court With
st specially stated deemed pertinent b. naseit
which may bs required by party to bs 80 stated
Toe interested rby notified that have nred
Friday ihe ls;h day ef October sd, once In the city
Lchoud tie for going Decree and eve %
o. db aud against the estate CT the ,sid Richard sd
ANS, deceased. THOs J. tyAEs,
auSs-eiS O)r migsonsr In Chanesfy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
CAPTURED.

BosroS Sept 1.-THE AIcs Ball from Liverpool has
been captured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
SElZrREi.

PmLADELrHa, Sept G.-Three ships and lot Of to-
baeco belonging Southerners seized here today
The Able Bradford, one of the prizes taken by the
Sumter, has been recaptured by the Powhatan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
REMOVAL,

rINgE yrslnis Fire and Marine Insuianee COMPANY have
their once 10 their building No 1S. Main str'
between the American HDte and the Bank Of Virsins.
aucg Ov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

INSURE YOUR LIFE AE HOME!
THE vIRgIsn LIFE INsURisCE COMPANY,
(oPUCE CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH srRErTs)
INSURE White for HE CT for term ofyears and slaves
Grants Annuies Endowens the most equshe terms
repudate the policies Of our who may be e.
defence their hores either by taking mp arna or By sypa
every prudent sa insured BY th ought bis
policy and inssre At home
''DS' VI '"' ''-r"' SAMUEL J. HARRISON President
j. LDAIa PLEAsAEGs. Secretary.
J. d. HooAw, d. D., colsaltng Physician.
RosooE D. HisrH. Legal AdyiEsr bs
|I0ryON OsHaBURG.-i5o Bales Heavy o1uaburg, an
" excei!tn substitute for Balsg Cotton, 10. sale by
aur24 EDMOND, DAVENPORT 20.
DLACIBsRRY BRANDY superior article pre-
aniO pruresis i"S Main street
CHANGE OF FARE
From Lynchburg TO Scottsvi!Ie.
~ aud after the gih instant, fErs
" from Lynehbu 70 scOttsyiie WIN he Ess1t-3
bsS.n he so plaees below scotsye snI from thence 10
A seq 10 A''' '"'- @'' R. EOMoND co
notice. TO CORDWAsNERs.
hays heard that the overnneut has refused to Issue
n contracts t, person peoons who eTroy Boot and
shoe MSte who have b;sa heretofore engaged In making cart
pg bor aud other work Of ine ssIne KIND WI give enoy
meat t. wokmsn Of 18th b.ane' that H. ladies' gentlemen
ALEXANDER Hill 20,
s-6 No. 49, nGin street.
URGfNIA LADY OF eSpeepce and qilAaei TO isa.h tn
a vI Eaeisa branches, vita each and hoSie desire,
i uA.lon In some school or private family Reference. rrnhed
Adde'S Bon s2i"
se6-c3s Charlsetyil'e, yirR-is.
SyOpTaN YARNS We authorized TO contract for
Tseaiy Touard Poun3s Nos II to So Of srpgr IT0N
YARNS these manufactured for the fhsdephia
msrI,t, aud Ere Of superior quality -
se5 KNIT, PAINE %.
vi B;onej ieet and pAir E,opas Mlstones 70 Inches
CLARKs7N 4 o.,
red 10. LEG Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
EDUCATION.
1TR, LEFEBYRE,s sCWO


MR.. LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
yHTB Institution will be opened again the Isl Octo.
1861 fJr the reception both Of BJsrders and Day sho
Pr particular. apply 10
ssb-tf HUBERT P. LEfEBVRE.
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
fygE sesen Of this Institution will begin October h 1867
ana expected 10 correspond In all respects TO those Of for
yean. t.t
The faculty will rcman
Tie will he sberetoe aud the liberal ronagr
from this section sad the touth Is hoped ior
g has been decided he daughters Of volunteers
In the service OF the Conf derse stes tut Ion in The English
brsnshes cHAESg
Catalogues may be found nj al the Bo; ks.ores
For further information spply 10
ssS-tf CHAF a. wINsI-E. President
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
LINDEN RON. RICHMOND VA
d. LEE POWELL, A. NJ ........... pRsciP.I
1Nut Institution viii be repened the reception II orLets
l. and day scho1rs on toe LIST Of October next. =
The tcral VII be aided by foil corps 81 lssans
for circulars other noraon appy SIT e or sd-
dress -
s.s I'm RLEE pow,LL, Box 81.
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
fNHIs institution Gated at san Roanoke county Va opens
Il Ii SEES Ion eptenbtr LIST.
Ia, connected with Preparatory Department for the re.
cepon OF boys
The entire expense 10 months session. board tu
To IA nj Is tnau!ra o. PreSid M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-15

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-Rather an interest
ing little affair transpired about O'Clock
last evening in the vicinity of the passenger
depots on the Lake shore The circum-
stances that gave rise to it are these A man
by the name of John Savoy, formerly en-
gagged as driver by the Omnibus Company,
but discharged by them, and now acting as
runner for a River street hotel, was some
time since detected in throwing ink on to
house on Michigan street. This mixing
houses had been a favorite amusement Of
Savoy, as numerous persons on Michigan,
Erie, Champlain and Ontario streets can tes-
tify, and it was only by continued watching
that be was at last taken in the act, by Mr..
johnson, who resides on Michigan st. Savoy
was at that time confined for the offense some
two weeks in the city prison and released
upon promise of future good behavior,
which promise, however, he respected only
for a short time, for Sunday night last Mr..
johnson was again visited and his Fl ont door,
etc., bedaubed. Determining to take the
law into his own hands this time, he armed
himself with stout cowhide, and having
taken his station near where Savoy would
pass, waited until the latter approached;
when the cowhide was applied in manner
which made bystanders think it was much
more pleasant to give than to receive. The
recipient of the blows was severely cut
about the face, and has probably learned a
lesson which he will long remember.
Mr.. johnson gave bonds to appear for
trial, and the case will come up tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-15

BR1zEN IDoLs.-Tf there be, in the world,
any one thing, which, according to our idea,
fails to answer the purpose for which it was
designed, it is the prevalent fashion of en-
deavoring to make thinking brass" serve
as the purpose of tasteful adornment of
female attire. Cheap elegance is at best,
very poor trash. The jackdaw though, as
we all know, a very good daw, made but q
poor peacock and though brass is all very
well in its way, it is miserable and shame
less substitute for that for which it would
pass. A cleaning, brazen Venus upon the
forehead of big, buxOm, jelly-cheeked
maid Of all work, does not, perhaps, appear
entirely inappropriate; but to see pretty,
M adaat lit4lo Haha daintilu zro,,5 har NOV
along the street deeked out like a Potawa-
TIME Indian-Ugh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-15

RECIPROCITY OF CoURTEsIEs.-From the
Chicago Tribune we learn that resolutions
were presented to the Board of Trade of
that city, on Wednesday, from the Board of
Trade of Philadelphia, acknowledging in
the heartiest manner the reception at Chi
cago of a delegation of Philadelphia bust
ness men, who, under the auspices Of the
Board Of Trade, and with view to enlarged
business relations with the great West, re-
Gently, at the invitation Of the Pennsylva-
MIA Central Railroad Company, made an ex-
tended tour over said road, and many Of its
Western connections. They visited Cleveland
among other cities, and invited delegations
from the Business Associations of Chicago,
and other Western cities visited, to visit that
city, and thus to afford the business men of
Philadelphia an opportunity Of expressing
by more than mere resolutions of thanks,
their appreciation Of the courtesies of their
Western friends.
The PennsylvaHia Central Railroad have
extended the courtesies Of their line to the
return excursion from Chicago when it shall
take place. There isa great value in this
Interchange Of amenities and strengthening
Of business relations between the great cities
Of the East and West, which at the present
time is especially to be appreciated and
urged.