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au % IUDLAM A. WATSON

Ia ID rs sFE abaMs f ExrkEss
COMPANY, 49,. NAN ST
Having renewed their Express, oH the Raid and
CASTOR Railroad, are now prepared to forward with
dispateh and at reasonable rates every kind Of MFR
CRANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS. JEWEL
RY, &c, &c, BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
charge of trusty messengers, to all points on the
Raleigh and Castor Railroad, viz:
CASTOR. HENDERSON,
FRANKLINTON, RALEIGH.
and intermediate points.
Merchants and others entrustins Goods To thu
Aeams Express Company, will be relieved from the
easily OF finding eonsgnees at every point along
the line, thereby saving time and expense
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
- ,nno,a NJ TAYLOR, SPIT
~ UTICE--Among the many objecfs a.
interest at the Agricultural Fair, none has more
for the hungry and thursty than the Our
House" Saloon, where every dslicscy can be had
amons which are CANFIELD's unrivsled Soda w,
ter rhadsiphis Ale and Porter, the GOOD ouaiitiss
o. which il attestsd by the unprecedented dsmsnd
ior u Msnnfsctery 20h. between Main and FranI
IN ~ s 5eas'.. WARREN CANTIELD, Agent.
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ENGLISH: FrenCo aud American Hair
I ana Tooth Brushes; Buffalo, India Rubber sno
Ivory Combs. For sale by
GEO. D0WDEN Chemist, &c.,
TO 10 9Th and Broad It.
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RESS NIAkING.-NIRS. j. sTEB.
~ BINS would inform her former patrons and the
public generally that she be found the china
store of Taylor Co., III Main street, where work
will be done to please and with dispatch
oc 23-lm
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.~~..,...--.a No sxcrcsscs !. ssns GIssss
4 have already commenced in my s,sd u ss'''
No 20s, Main esJeet, whore sni
s.furthsr number Of papiis s.~slys lss..easss
Terms Pivs dellaFs. = course WSL1Acps'
oc iI--a
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FRESH ARRIVAL 0F NEW
ssS8 AND DESIRABLE SHOES Opened
this morning. per steamer City of Rich
rnond some of the choicest Ladies. Misses and Chill
drens' Boots Shoes, and CATERS offered in this
city, consisting in part of Ladies' Goat and Morocco
Boots and Buskins, single and double Sole, prime
quality; do. black and colored Caters and Buskins
single and double sole, very cheap; Misses and Chill
Grens' Caters Boots, black and tan solored Boots
&C., &c with many other styles of Shoes to be sold
cheap. MARCUS HARRIS,
no II 1873 Broad street.
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GENTL EMEN'o THICK SULk
afB6 SHOE Now in store, and selling very
cheap, for the quality, very large and
perior assortment Of gentlemen's Heavy Winter
shoes of various patterns Recolect. at No. 49, four
doors below St. Charles Hotel, opposite side.
nos WIN. WALSH
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S10 LBS Pure VIRGINIA BUCK.
CoO WHEAT.-Weo offer for sale superior ana
lily OF Mountain Buckwheat at No. III Broad At
Also, Golden Syrup noia
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- UILDEHS1 HAhD W AXE. W e nav q IN
- store and for sale at low prices, large assort-
snt of Builders Hardware. such Mortice and
Rim Locks with Mineral, Porcelain and Plated
rior front door Kim and Mortics Locks; Iron and
Brass Wheel Shesves; Iron and Brass Rail Blske's
Window Pullies; Sash Cord Square, Round, Flush
shutter and Chain Bolts; Door and Blind Hinges |;
Sash Locks; Blind Fastenings; Sash Weights; Cut
and Wrought Nails Flooring Brads; Finishiug Nails
9imlet Pointed Screws. &c
no IA No loo Main at
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,nsA TWO HOUSES FOR RkNT-.A CON
H:ssaA modious house containing seven rooms vitdi
kA::A basement, dining room, kc., on an sxtsnGEi
lot on which there Is large stable and carriage ho5s
situated in the most healthy part ofthe city nsN ID
centre of business.
small house in retired part of the city, Gu q
40 by 106 feet.
Apply at 115 Main street. CELL
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y. NO. 8, PEARL STREET,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF DRY GOODS,
SECOND sUPPLYI

The subscriber having sold many styles Of Goods
purchased in the early part of the season. has found
Il necessary to make another visit to New York, for
the purpose of repenishns his stock and 10 now re-
GOODS, embracing Fancy Silks, rich Paris DeLaines
and Csshmeres, Merinoes, medium priced Mouslaines
and Cashmeres Embrodenes, Lsces Lawn and Linen
Hdkfs, &c.
Also, full supply Of Silk and Cut Velvet vestings
Black ard Fancy Cassimeres, and many other new
and desirable articlesall of which have just been
purchased at very low prices and will be offered to
the city and country trade, by wholesale, at small
advance ON cost.
~ An early examination is requested
oc 23-dlm j, b. FERGUSON, JR.
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@GREAT REDUCTION In THE m
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-Frem JIl
Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from
- Fl. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building. -
Moleshin Hats, best quality. o.
Moleskin Hats second quality ................
r;a Ca1f,hin Sswed Roots 50
1890 -" Gaitsr Roots Observation-Disclosures. Is
Fine Cslfskin Sewed Shoes ................... 20
j. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
DIV him with q handsome and substantial Cefskin
sewed BooT which he will sell at the unprecedented
ON mice of $3.50 oc l8-d&cly
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- FOX notwithstanding te rrpaV,
LEG to the country, offer my dwelling % Grss
ka.4 street, for rent slso wish to sell pew nv =
in st. James Church.
no 4-ts RICK L. WINST0y
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Ell r s

Main street. has now reasy for the Winter Trade u
1856, most superb assortment OF Ladder, misseS
"A n1a
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sss FOX kENT-i1ARLB0hO iorneIl
ES& lv WALL STREET HOTEL-Ths pf'p.1 n
kex 10 situated on 18th, between Main and ftNAI
streets, has been recently enlarged and anast
thorough repair. It csn accommodate ssinls'S.
from fifty to sixty dodgers There is iarse %
about thirty by forty feet, psrlor . ey
dining room so BY 40 feet, spacious nIehsh
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges ~
Gently built; comfortable servants rooms ssn''-
snces for coal and wood, is well supplied VIZ
in the kitchen, bar room ard on the sesGls
gas has been introduced into the house, sha -.
every convenience necessary for sach u e'
mont
Psssession givea immediately. ,.,,sg
For terms apply TO FENoAbb
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RCTTER.--25 hegs superior Goshen
- sutter, selected for Table use for sale by
no CHAS. T. WORTHAM 4 90
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NV % u, ID @ DRESSED And UN.
Nl DRESSED LUMB ER-BelvideEe Planning Mills,
on 9Th street. south Of the Basin in rear Of the Pc.
Tonguing and Growing done in the best manner
Dressed Flooring "a, Cd and A. Inch thick Shelv.
ing, Partition and Car stuff on hand and for sale.
teriais generally. :.
Builder Mouldinsa dxty different patterns, AZ
ways on hand.
sa Ism B. G. ROBINSON.
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ens Fox HENT-.A vacant lot on nh,
:5 north side of Cary, between 18th and I6tl "a
AIiA Apply to DAVID M. LEA
no SLIT
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DUKE WINES AND ~ nj gslsisa.ss |,
i msdieinal purposes he woa a. tss seesasts
tention Of those that are oapns "a q 90
~ ss'3ra Sse1a w sS
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- ID. DENOON mas for sale 500 Enan-
y. elled Grstes, Tenders, and Summer Pieces en-
bracing Square Topped, Circle and Elliptic Patterns
These Crates of my own manufacture, and shall
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Mocha
MICS Institute awarded silver medal the highe st
premium to SAMUEL ID. DENooN for the beet speci-
mems of Crates and Tenders. Also for SALE large
stock of Bells. Brass Brick Mouds &c. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No 225 Main street. between
9th and 9Th. west side. Richmond Va DC t6-3s.
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Co. FOX X Il N TIA desirable from
Ss:.a Room over the store of the subscriber. App
@~-~ az 1877 Maiu street BULKLEy 4 "a /
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ri OTIC E---JuHN w COSBY having
transferred and assigned me, for the benefit Of
his creditors ell debts and claims due or accruing to
MIN by bond bill, note open account OF otherwise,
hereby require all persons owing such debts or claims
70 make immediate payment to me, as longer indul-
gence cannot be given.
jy 19---ts ALEX. GARRETT, Trustee.
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.a STORE FOR RENT.-.Wih ths
s;.a view of moving to another houss better suls
A4 to our business, we offer for rent Our 5tOrs
corner Gary and Pearl streets.
WILLIAMS L BRO
1t is without doubt one of the very best stands ta
general business in this city. Ms
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HATS, CAPe. eHoBe, %

IN TIKI GREAT SOUTHERN -
Iii HAT AND GAP MANUFACTOkY
1AA AND DEPOT--JOHN OOOLEY, 81
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Nv U It L . E.-.By every steamer we are
receiving goods that are very desirable; among
those by last steamer, are Stella Shswls, Nantes
Alexanders Kid Gloves, Carpeting, Felt Cloths EN-
6roideries, &c. nc. We thus have large stock of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods, always on hand. We
call the attention of purchasers particularly to
our Negro Woolens, Blankets, Cslcoes, NC. Sc. sll
OF which will sell at the unprecedented lolo
prices, for cash VALENTINE 4 SON,
No. SO, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol Sta,
&C 28---ts Near Capitol Square.
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100000 SsSa sa.. Of and al br sns sas
stantly on hand Cigars Of any description made TO
order at short notice. Liberal discount allowed
Wholesale dealers and country merchants ought 60
examine my stock and prices before purchasing else
whore. H. C.. g. ZIMMERMAN,
Importer and Manufacturer of Cigars,
a q-Sm No. 1T Broad street.
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SOMETHING NEW..-l noticed In pass
~ ing up Governor street, at HARWOOD'S Ware
rooms, the most complete Spring Bed that ! have
ever seen; it 10 very simple In its construction
that IL 10 not able to get out of order He has also
the largest and most beautiful assortment of Furn-
ture have ever ssen exhibited In Richmond Ny
attention was attracted to most beautiful Wsrdrsbs
in the assortment oc DO dim X.
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GA FOR X e n T--The house corner N
Ia 18th and Cary streets, st present occgpisd h,
Taliaferro Brother. Possession given iums|
distely.
Also, the house corner Of 10Th and Carr stree, i
present occupied By Z. A Smith 80 Totacc, Rsl
tory. Possession given LIST January mkt Applyt,
no 6-lm* WARWICK u BaRKsDsLE
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lMPORTANT TD YOUNG GEN.
5 TLEMEN-Just received at No. Is Q sup
ply Of Gents very light Congress Caters:
silk tops pump bottoms for dancing. the prettest and
most suitable article for the purpose offered in
Richmond All in want of such an article, will do
well to call early on the subscriber.
JOHN c. PAGE, JR.,
nol2 IS Main street.
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o. FOR RENT..A dwelling ana -
E:s on 5tb street, between Byrd and Cans pn ore
~ sion given LIST of December next Ami, s,'s.
dwelling next door. at my office, in Lo,u.t Az
, FOR sALE-A few fine Northern HORSES 4,
Burnett's old Stables. JNO p n1vSsS
no I3-2w* - Dnfls
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i .IAhAyERA FOR SALE

- No: "a MAIN sTREET-.-V0s
/! RENT.-Ihe store No. "a, Es,. Man a ruE
ting terms. The property is loestss .Oo. m0ds
heart of the city very convenient to the pa., s
market, NC; would be suitable for csth,rs 's NV
ware esta6iishm 'nt Persons wishing 10 rent Ia
call on EDWARD n E, W uTsdH
noI4-6t pInu
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PEREuuEp BaEATH.-whAtiady or gentleman would re-
main under tie OF sagreeAble breath when by
ing the "BALN THOUSAND FLoERs dentifrice would
only render sweet but leave the teeth white aabak
teri Many persons do not know their brestis bad and
the subject IS deicate their friends viii mention
it. Pour slnSl. drop Of the "Balm" tooth brush
and wath tie teeth night aai morning 50 cent bottle viii
last year.
BELurTFCL CoHPLExIoS may be easily acquired by using
she "BaIm OF thousand FIoWrTs It will tan, pir
Piles, and from the skn leaving il Of sait and
ate hue Wet toel pour on three Eoys and wash
Tie face night and morning.
SHiTISG MLUE EisY.-wet your slavnEbrush IN either
cold water pour three drops GE!m OF
Thousand Flowers rub tire beard veil and Will make
beautiful soft scr much facilitating the operation ofSaT
ing. Prics only fifty cents.
W. p. FETRlDGE CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale bv 7. IL LOGAN & co je1l-lv
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

TirziaIHs IsodEe No. 3.-lieets every Thursday
evening at the Ham, corner OF Market and Monroe streets
wv. z,sz, \. G.; b II ozry. seeFetAry-
FrnnkIfn Ledge No. rs -Meess as above every
Monday evening. z BE4FTfs \. 81; s Y F1Fts, SseTs-
tary.
VIVA. Tell Ledge Ne. 3S.-Neets As above eve
rs Wednesday evening. II. B0xekzsEOsz, n. e. r u.
NsJtsr, Secretary
wheeIIns Lodge Ne, 59,z-Nss.s every Monday
evening at the nan corner Market and Quincy streets n
D. HrRtEr, n. e.; WIl. n. BsrrgAii, Secretary.
Friday evening q. X cAE4vSIsur. y. G.. II. ~ Ear
eEayd Secretary.
Abrams EneaulPmeut No. I.-Meets ct the
Hail. corner Market aa Monroe streets, the rf and tir
Tuesday evsaiagz of eaeh1aOat WV BLtScHARn, c P;
8 ~ Pedya5s Seribe
WIN. Teii itneau.puaent Ne. 39.-Meets as
bore the Aeooad and oRFth Tuesday evenings Of each
month Joax G. HoEF1L4s. G. p; Wni. FsisgGraer,
s.1lhs.
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N-We arc never tine advocates Of Lynch
Law while there is law in the land We always
prefer an appeal to the powers that be, in such
cases, and if they are inefficient then to attempt
by legal methods to render them efficient This
is the elementary principle of our institutions,
and should ever beresorted to, if practicable
Others differ with US, and that our readers may
see what may be said OF the other side we pub
lish the following well-written article from the
Citizen. Some of its remarks are good, but the
true appeal is not to Vigilance Committees, bnt
to the laws and then to the ballot-box.
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20 rRaNrkRs.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,


VIII be given any vIrstnia who win exhibit
twelve pictures viz: six A5rotgpesan DdgHer0tZPeS
Of sgual which Mr. Adams will select from
his eoection. Hehas opened Gallery over Forhs Jew
eIy Store, 15E Main St. with syght arranged
approved prncPIes which equaed SINH
arly fronting the river With easy
CO.'S large well arranged, With every convenience
making class pic;ares OF every style size
happy announce that he WILDE assstedby JAMES C4pr
made ,s pictures that high
est premium cold Medal the last fair of the American
Institute 1T Castle Garden, New York, also the oniyrsn
dnrdEd for Daguerreotypes atthe Uords Fr Of Eris.
lIr a. received dre clIs eight ioEoas for the
guerreotypes exhibited different fairs Unlted
States which fully their superiority having
hou9re with large proportion the Wheeling
past yeEr expects with facilities only
enlarge the number OF his patrons especial
Il he relies the fristic Derts Ills productions ratlr
than display OF furniture AVbrofHGs either single
or dobls gs Dagucrrotypcs plain colOrcd equal
painting Ivory. Photographs from the lowest prices
6fy dollars Oar light being made French Plate Glass
being unobsiruete by other buildings pictures
nadr from sHrise sUaSeE Pictures oCehiren taken
At0ntt4sosLy from ga. NJ to3P.. Lights
that persons with eyes by with per-
feet Cloady days good amy by ibis light CAN
! and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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Now, although these gentlemen, IN their Gu
deavor to excuse their crrors of Poljcy. overlook
cause IN effect; forgetting that the Petersburg
road was planned and advanced before the
Hsmpaeld was thought Of, and the latter only
patronissi by US when we were convinced Of
their dissemination to make the terminus of the
Baltimore and Ohio Road at Wheeling, second
ary, in consideration and importance, to rival
point The above paragraph contains an admis-
sion which VIC trust will not be lost on our citi-
zens, or on the city of Phi!adeIphia, which this
acknowledgment of rival corporation, candid
for once in long series of equivOcation, should
rouse to immediate action, that she may obtain
BIZ the prompt advance of few hundred thou
sand dollars, a prize on which tine City of Balti-
moro, through her most prominent and inliaen-
tial members, coafesses to have expended in vain
twenty millions We were at first cstonnded
BY this Downright declaration, but truth IS
mighty and must prevail" and We trust it will
not prove wasted on those who may reap the
benefit Of it The completion of the HefnPfSld
to Greensburg, would give to Philadelphia west
er1l connections of which the advantages are in
calculable, and while the Parkersburg scheme
is contending with City Councils for means
which arc pronounced absolutely necessary to
its existence, and not likely toobtain them; with
Ohio Legislatures, which have met It with OPP
position on the very threshold Of the route it
has selected for entering the State; the cincin-
natl and Marietta Road, with which it is now in
conflict, viii be induced to hasten itsconpietion
to Wheeling, TO pour into the lap of Philadcl-
phia treasures of trade and travel which the CT
ty of Baltimore may again find she has sought
elsewhere than with Us. in vain. w.
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DEFEAT OF THETRANsATLAN-
TIC TELEGRAPH BILL AT
TORONTO

It viii be recollected that during the last win
ter session of our Legislature at Albany, and Mt
tempt Was made BY certain spectators to en-
gineer through the House, bill for incorporat-
ing company designed as the beginning of an
opposition to the New York, Newfoundland and
London Transatlantic Telegraph Company, in
which Peter Cooper, Cyrus VI. Field, Wilson &.
Hunt, and other gentlemen of substance and re-
speciality both sides of the Atlantic are
known to be interested
Professor Morse, together With several other
respectable gentlemen, were inveigled into sign
ing the petition for this bill, and such was the
strength given to 1t by the names of these sign
erS, that the bill was favorably reported on in
the House, when an accident exposed its true
character to the unsdSpecting legislators.
In consequence of this exposure, Prof Morse
and the other gentlemen. whose names had Civ
en- responsibility to the petition, Immediately
Withdrew their signatures on the plea that de-
cepti0n had been practiscd in obtaining them;
and the bill thus emaScIIlated was defeated by
an overwhelming majority.
But the parties most Interested in this specu-
lation were not disheartened by this defeat. They
commenced operations in another quarter, and
we next hear of them at Toronto, where they
have been playing similar game to that ct AL
baHy, with almost precisely a similar result.
It seems that they managed to get their bill
into the lower House, where by exciting the nat
ional prejudices and fostering a local jealousy.
against the New York enterprise, they finally
succeeded in getting it through by q small ma
jority.
Bat when the bin reached the Legislative coun-
Gil, rigid scrutiny was instituted as>to Its real
object, as well as to the responsibility of its pro-
jectors, and the result was that it was thrown
out by decided vote.
This is probably the last we shall hear of
this bogus concern, as the public are too deeply
interested in the success of attempts to connect
New York with London by direct telegraph COM
munication to ALLOW them now, that their eyes
are opened to give any countenance to under
handed attempts to embarrass the proceedings
of thc only responsible company that has taken
the matter in hand.-E,eniag Pos.
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EDUCATION CONVENTION.

.EDIIGAIION COM IN I1ON'
The Board Of Trustees of Bethany College
met OF July Sd, Rev Alexander Campbell, Pre-
sideat of the Board-R L Coleman, Of Abe
marie, End J. II. Pendleton, of Wheeling, were
appointed delegates on behalf of the College to
attend the Convention to be held in Richmond
On the 2sd Of this month. From present indi-
cations this Convention will BE- largely attended,
and 1t is hoped that il labors win eventuate in
zach . use Of the education fund of the State as
viii make available the whole fund, and aid the
INDECENT young men of the State in acquiring,
when competent, thorough education, thus
fit.in4 them for teachers for the State.
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NTAsoNIo DIRIsoToRY.

ohio Lodge No. loI.-lfeets at Masonic nan,
corner sIarse. aad Monroe streets the rt third Nom
day evenings Of each month. Q. W. son1s, W. NJ Aier-
dadsr LaIg1lfa, seeretary.
wheeling lodge No.a12s.-Aieets rs above on
the rs; third Tursday evenings Of each month f. A.
DREsTllSotn, W. "; s ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter No 19-NIeets as
above SIO8dky evening Of each MONTH W. C.
seoTr, II. p; s. u. Pearsoa, Secretary.
WhcoiinE EncamPmeDt NO. 1,-Meets as
above Iourt Monday evening Of each mouth j.
BNTEs, &. O.. 4. Loeia0, Recorder.
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Hor The InteIlIgeneer.


AEssRs EDTToRs:
The reply Of the Purkersburg fraternity, to
the veto message of the MayOrOf Baltimore, as
Published in the Sun of June Soth, is of such
unreasonable length that you can hardly be ask
ed to republish it in your columns, and it is not
probable, were you to do SO, that your readers
would find time or patience to carry them thro'
It. Nor does it contain, except in one express
sive paragraph, any matter worthy of their at
tention. The section to which would draw
their notice is the 4tb, as follows:
.sThs projection of the HeinpRcld Road, look
ing TO a direct connection with Philadeiphia, by
aliue of road in every respect more advants-
eeo1s than our own, imposed a new duty on
those who had been permanently connected with
the railroad interests. The City of Baltimore
Ind other parties connected with our system Of
western improvements, had expended twenty
millions Of dollars in the effort to secure this
t-ads. Tic question arose whether we were'tO
f.ld our INNS and see this large capital render
ed comparatively useless BY the rivalry Of other
NSssH.'
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the odious term y took the elections out of the
hands Of trading politicians and fighting men,
that Vigilance Committee would soon become
a necessity in New York, As well IS in San Fran
cisco
This is true already of New Orleans, we
know not how soon it may be true of New
YorI.-IHs Citizen.
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SB-Alexandar Dumas has been getting him
selfinto further trouble by selling the same drama
of his composition to three or four different man-
ayers, and pocketing the proceeds. \ suit has
been brought against him by n. Hostrin, the
manager of the Gate, who lays his dnmagcrs at
%, 90 francs.