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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
GREAT EXCITEMENT
m WALL, STREET, N. Y

n w ALL OI IN.
CONSEQUENCE of the recent heavy in New York
aud other Pasteru cities the commercial houses have
suffered great losses and their demands ha! I"
equal In commercial Ready money advanced to
b. quite CO. mon TO get ~ per cent pes
Those fortunate enough TO possess ready
found easy matter to obtain goods ut almost any
price. and in consequence. ALIEN "EYMAS at iSi Main
HIM Of goods s"nc of which cru
ineratcd hciogl very little than half their vLrc
Ladies in particular requested to call and viii liz" that
all that said is strictly true
leyman has receiV ed, by Bait G Ohio Rail Road,
PsanS vana Rail Road, AMI b. ENpress one OF the Target
| "ry floods ever oere ad consist In part
BLACK sILK$-Ar .r1ass, excellent q4ality, all
boiled and uSriurs, only a" cents vart Nlck ana
S 1925, -.I,,: PriHted EEsnci Mtriuo' al
Evtra Rfc!l al waaI Nous s tins: All Wool PEas; Va:
encia Plaid; stleS aud variety Of other Dress
sW4WIS, MANTLES AND SCARrS-very rtca Chenille
NAV M Tt rH SUI I'u I, cry aie s SGa
CIshncre SnwI=; Isprdcrrd S.arfs: Coaks
rrry style and quality embracing all the novelties Of The
NEEDLE woRK-HeaIp French wor, coI,rs, Sleeves anil
Travelling very cheap In short, best
merit Of Needle Work that have been able to ocr.
thin in Hrs Goods Sae1l., ves Coar Sets e!
WHITE GnODs-Ot every vnricrv and very cheap.
DOMESTIC Al STAPLE Go0Us."The most extensive
assortment that is to lie foun in the city, of teut
wont! cost manufacturers ut the present time.
BLANHETS-A lar:rr tlin,l ever, embracing every
make and quality treaty reduced prizes.
CARPETSA superior and far Increased over
and 81 entirely "nI very desirable les colors
~ Of ..uin" SaII- some Marr.D Gr FcI Far You, r1
md ;Ism here variety aud very low prices.
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS have only ay, let them
,Sitt nj so6Is we're %a. @itl5ut %xc@Ion for NET
CASH. Any acquainted with the present the
rcaiy cash G'o'ls must he surprisingly cheap CIl and
"Nan'it'e before purchasing elsewhere,
sepl5-'im 49, Al'tn street, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
Charles london Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
by Records Of ,l,c Custom House to be the
only London cOre!an Gin IMPORTED bottles,
nil others mad. I.-c In Imitation Of It.
delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar
so different from other ms is universally esteemed By
who IT, 1t Is adopted with great In Of
brsrsPs'A GorT, rheumatism, DRorsY, GRAVEL, CoLc,
Ca"LERA FSvER ASp AGry SrRIcTuRR Disease
SAET oaGASs, EPILEPSY, FEMALE fRaEGrLlRIrrgs, &c.
DR vALESrIxE Norr York; in letter to the pro-
prie;nr, says:
Charles Loadon cordfat Gin is tie Lurss best, and
Wo1rs'i"bks Extract IF Juniper IAdre seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
sists and Groeers in the United States, and nu
meTous poisons cdHGd "London Cordial Gin"-to avoid
them bug only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
you value your health. Price dollar quarts,
aity cents for pnts EDMUND c. CHARLES,
sn!,2G-;imdkw Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, NY.
TfyOu nre Sick you must take VI cdIcinc!
fur EXTERNAL INTERNAL USE
DE Wits PAIN RELIEVER,
Which is stronger and requires less than
w any known remedy.
FOR FEVER AND AGUE TAKE
tho only safe and harmless remedy in the world,
RHODES FEVER AND AGUR CURE.
FOR ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE
THE ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
An auxiliary ia the " Cure"
These Remedies destroy the Disease Patient.
w R. CHAPLIN, Wholesale Agent, Providence, r.
Fo. sale by Druggists generally. je9-3n-aw
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FOUNDRY PROPER 7

For STIc or s.ensc. ia West C"Iun5In, Va.
TINE property in good worlius order a7fts !atri-
With stock OF coSc. Thebriin">a fret ~ 't.
- feet width, "itiicarIrnte az s" -'' "'e
lathe.
The prnprrtr- IS E;hrc-;r"or: :, i:i" rozfsa-r 'Erai
and manufacturing county, Will yer! large e'! s n
active operation.
Tie property viii hc leased for term N! y-rs' II
les Of steady hrits and good character, n'i ''n'
need apply. Ii :y slnui'i 'i sire tu llrrh"-' i'
v;i!i b. made Ca>y. "tier Uiti. "r tiana
This property has chartered PRIVILEGE E's l;nI
OF ISI,1eO. Should COMPANY purchasing. dr>:rs i VIC
chartered privileges MI o. allowed o. 70" With fi irIr
npIS 2fi fIw SARGENT s EEnTIifE.
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EIR S "a III rim "a I
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
y GOOD FAMILY PILL.

A cough medicine, pleas
ant, safe and e;irctual, at a
moderate cost.
One ih6t can be kept in
the heuse = Il .TiimHy med
'fciRe, and give to children,
or to persons in delicate
'health Ipifi SgJ6ty and will
,3IYmR,gErHvatiUn 10 other
Such a medicine is DR..
Chapmau's uOAituOUSD
BALSAM.
1t does not produce that
weakness which follows the
use Of the cough medicines
which contain Tarta Emet-
&c.
1t does not ccnstipate the
bowels like the cough m=di-
.Cines which contain Opium.
The different articles OF
which II is comprehensive
ega, Licorics, iE0arho"nd,
Eiecampan", EUntSei. Wilrl
Cherry, Re-. area combined
with n tonic aud hnOdynr,
that tile couch Is loos,ue,l
and soothcd. while ut the
same time tine system is
supported, and the natural
functions nj the bowels are
not intcrfegc,l with.
~ Price % cents.
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GRAND OPENING

4 T TIE CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE, No. 1854 Main
IA Street We have just opened third supply Of
and fashionable Dry Goods, comprising Black and Fancy
Skis Rich and beautiful. fancy and plain CshuerCsi French
Merinos All Wool DeL1inrS Wool Pais, Duchls DCbagGs,
Alousaine de Laines, paramsttas, Prints Gnghms, Fur
nture Prints Blcachcd Brown MLsns Barred Country
and Pressed Fann"ls, Red yellow, blue, gray white,
plain and wcd Flannels Blankets Tcknss, Table Linens;
Marseies Quilts JaConcts Mulls Sainsouks, and
AiuSlin brass and Cane Hoops; Hosiery Gloves, and Rib
h"n Very Rich Chenille, ll.Oches Stella Tmbe
and Long and Square Wool ShRws
goods usually kept in line, all Of which will sell
th loves wholesale prices. The public pect
fullv invited to call and examine stock prices
Remember, No ISL Main St. East side, is the place
OF s. OSBOURSE i co.
AIDES RIDING.-we have this day lived very ane
j lot Ladies' Riding Hats of most recent stvlss
ocI S. D. HARPER & SON
IlORDER RUFFIAN CAPS, tile most c0miortahTe winter
~ cap worn, at [ocTl S. D. HARPER SONS.
CLEIGIIING CAPS-someth.nG entirely rew-at
y ocT s. D.IIARPER SONS.
lust opened large lot of Peter sham's Caps for men
q and boys. [ocTl S. D. HARPER son.
TINRATELING CAPS.-Jusl received, lot Travelling
ocT 5. d HARPER soN.
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DR.. TODD'S PILLS havcTE
been compounded with great
care and from the T1IV'eSt-
Yn1tsridI. These facts, in
connection with their adIni-
rablc combination, have giv.b'-
rn them the reputation wllereA
Of being hen Introduced,
IiiIS la use. -
Years were required byT-
The proprietor (Eho haSt-
been IL tlIi, successful praC.H.
tiGc for over ~ years, in
the city Of WhcelinH) to-
adjust the ingredients Of
these pills, so that their com.
.,inrd action would reachrT
he LIVER with certNinty.S
and produce an easy and -
safe operation on the bow
els. =
They net admirably as am
ordinary phvSic, or as A.
gentle laxative in smRller~
doses, and are very useful in =
relieving COstiveness, In-@
digestion, Headache, Colds,
&C, &C., &c. u
These pills have been in +,
use for more than 90 years,
and orders are now filled x
from nearly half the States ,
In t.. Union, aud the dc-N%
mand is steadily increasinE-
rs their merits become more0
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MRW RAI,In GOODS.

Our stock Of Staple and housekeeping oots's very com
I!e:sGnd Viii be offered a: very lnN prices. 80
ccI uEISKELL i SHEARlNGf.N.
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BIhE! BIhE.
'iNHE hest YEAST Powder in this ''PRESTON
L MERRILL'S! II What we say does prove be
true ION ;rlal' will refund the money! Sold By
T. II. LOG.E & CO.,
RrIl nr,,,-
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PARIS' IMP kCVED
Public Sale of Stocl-

orders, letters If Inquiry. r.>se To JAMS II
eiiate att, utinn. ai.--;-I.Yr
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lAIL CASKS-16OO BBLS. OIL CASKS ON
" hand and.for sale by Q3tD j. A. BURDICK.
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PER- RADUGA.

PER RADUGA.
VTNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
IL the cargo of the American ship RADUGA, NJ. S. Green
master, just received from Boston:
Barrels and tins boiled lnseed oil;
Window Glass, assorted sizes;
Bristol brick;
Table salt;
Barrels chalk;
Half barrels ~salpetrei
Mineral red;
zinc palni Dried appl @il'e i'a0'
Goshen Buffers; bales hops;
ar Cheese sss5' H"d Goshen cheese,
Tierces Boston sugar-cured hams;
Assorted meats; Pepper sauce;
Brandy saH%4P Peaches, f Beis vinegar R1egs
Bbls Rice; Herring;
stoughton's bHters; N' NN Bbls hide poison;
Dunbar's bhters; Smoking pipes.
rs half bbls crushed sugar;
$50 coils Manila cordage;
so bbls rump pork;
100 half bbls mess and clear pork;
So Coz. lbs navy and pilot bread in whalemen's csks;
200 oars, assorted sizes;
100 bbls Haxan -four;
200 bundles hoop iron;
40 hhds Blacksmith's coal;
20 pkgs sheet iron;
200 bundles brooms.
as cases yellow metal, assorted, 16 to 2s OF;
Composition nails, II to q inch
Hand-carts; Wheelbarrows;
Enameed cloth; Horse rope;
Nests trunks; Mems hats;
" HaR bSil p saves, s eamb nappiss'
Painted buckets;
Planters hoes; Soft coal;
ouitiVators; Hand srsinnfn;
Painted tubs; Jute mats;
Fruit baskets; Willow carriages,
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REMARKS.

Spoken by the Gov. Troup, s. lat. s, W. long. 1O5
April %, sailed for the Ochotsk
Clean-in port repairing
Dec. %, sailed to cruise
Jan. /, sailed for the Ochotsk
Cruising off New Zealand-last report June 2, 1856
At Valparaiso in Feb, to cruise in the Ochotsk
Cruising off Coast of Peru
Dec 13, off Peru-clean
Sailed finn Honolulu April LIST for the ochotsk,
Mar. 10. sailed finn Honolulu for the North.
Cruising off Peru, Oct, 1855
Cruising off Peru
March, sailed from Honolulu for the North
Nov. B, sailed to cruise
Aug. 10, spoken near Line, with this report
April 9, sailed from Honolulu for the Ochotsk
March 16, sailed for Kodiack
April 10, sailed from Honolulu for the North
April Is, sailed from Honolulu for the North
Jan. 10, sailed to cruise toward China Sea
Discharged her oil and sailed April 80 for Kodiack
April 20, sailed for the North
Honolulu, Feb. 20, sailed for the Ochotsk
March 20, sailed for Ochotsk
Feb s, at Manganui, New Zealand
March 26, sailed for the North
March 20, sailed for the North
March 20, sailed for the North
Jan. !, sailed to cruise
March 20, sailed for Ochotsk
April 10, sailed from Honolulu for the North
April 10, sailed for the North
April IA, sailed for the North
April 20, sailed for the North
April 20 sailed for the North
April 6, sailed for the North
Cruising off Peru
Cruising off Peru
April s, sailed from Honolulu for the North
March 20, sailed for the North
sprI s. sailed for Ochotsk
March 15. sailed for the North
Ian, 2. sailed to cruise
Ian % at TaJcahuano sb;pned hoy oil ~ .on.;-;,c
Dec. 10. sailed to cruise
March ID sailed for tbe North
Sperm whaling on the Line
April IS, sailed for the North
April 6, sailed for the North
Cruising off Peru
Dec. Is, sailed to cruise
April 16, sailed for the North
March &c, sailed for the North
Discharged her oil and sails soon for Kodiack
spoken in Feb, with nothing new
April 20, sailed for the North
26, sailed to cruise
%, sailed for Ochotsk
March 26, sailed for Ochotsk
25, sailed to cruise in the Yellow Sea
FEB 8, at Manganui, New Zealand
1arch Is, sailed for California Gulf
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CAPT. ROBERT RROWN,s
GUN, PATENT BOMB LANCES
AND GUN HARPOONS.

EN- bONI N ES
AND GUN HARPOONS.
FTER YEARS LABOR AND
his apparatus, combined with the advantages of being a practical
whaieman, the Patentee has been enabled to obtain an instru-
ment In form OF n Bomb Lance, which for utility and effective
The attention of Agents and Officers of whale-ships is called
u the following testimonials. |
SAN FRANcsoo, January 10, 1856.
you that we used those Bomb Lances we bought Of you, and
found them to be of great benefit in capturing whales amongst
The first whale that we used the Bomb Lance on was killed
and the boat-steerer fired a Bomb into him and then fastened to
him with a gig iron the Bomb was heard to explode, and the
toned whale was in the ice, and Il is our opinion that we should
R 9 h nt b se9 i fr y waaif Bo anS n nanSes etn Snd t Re fully Sa did rsd sa2 IL it
them to the attention Of those fitting out whale ships.
THOMAS WALL, Master bark George.
HONOLULU, March II, 1856.
aSo SSii IN Of sa aH, w 3 whale naSsr north cGa1s the past taLs season. Si, Which made AIDE
Lances, as our boats could not get near enough to use the COM
Yours Respectfully,
G. l.. Cox, Master whaleship Magnolia.
HONOLULU, March Is, 1856.
CAPT. ROBERT BRowN-Dear Sir I take this opportunity
to inform you that used your Bombs on the voyage in the ship
recommend them to all whalemen, and especially around the ice.
Z aso used the harpoon and got most of the whales by your
Yours Respectfully,
ISAAC ALLEN, Master ship Herald.
Other testimonials can be seen by calling on the undersigned,
Agents, who have the Guns, Bomb Lances and Harpoons for
I4H R. COADY & CO., Honolulu.
BEEF AND PORK
INK "CEYLON."-CHAS. BREWER, ID
"a offers for sale
200 bls prime pork,
100 " extra mess beet.
ALSO,
40 half bbls hide poison.
Just received per "CeyLoH. ou
HA w Allan F,
PACKED BY
OUZADA s. SPENCER-Constantly on hand
IL and for sale by
26f A. Z. EVERETT
LIVERPOOL SALT.
w. f. ALLEN,
26t Corner Queen and Kaahumanu Ss
HEMP AZ inches wide, Cors
Soaking and Osnaburgs for sale at econmical rates by
Jy / ], Lift hobEtSf Y. 0ANAoN
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NOTICE TO WHALEMEN.

MACY Sc LAW,
DEALERS IN W~HALEMEN'S SUPPLIES N GENERAL
KAwAMAE, HAWAII, S. I.
HEAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND a good
Il supply of Hawaiian Beef, Hogs, Sheep, and numerous
other articles required by Whalemen. The above articles can
be furnished at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms in exchange for bills on the United States, or orders on
any Merchant at the Islands. No charge made on interisland
exchange.
10 Beef packed to order, and warranted to keep in any
climate. 1852
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A HI s. HAM s, for sale at the lowest mar
n ket rates, by Jy /, Lift ROBERT c. JANION
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B. w. FIELD
- NEW GOODS.
ex American bark Frances Palmer, from San Francisco, Cali
fornia, United States of America
BOXES
Oolong tea. asstd sizes,
cases boots, asstd patterns,
cases bootees, " " cases
brogans, do do, cases buskins, do do,
cases CATERS, do, white kid slippers, cases
clocks, glazed hats, glazed navy caps.
ROLLS OIL ARPET,
blk alpaca, habits 4 sleeves
embroid. collars, small
travelling bags, blk
felt hats, bro do
BARRELS MESS BEEF,
India rubber coats. S2-tf
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REMARKS.

a April 20, sailed for Kodiack
Nov. 13, sailed to cruise
Feb. IA, sailed for Japan Sea
March Z, sailed for the North
Dec Is, at Tombez
April Z, sailed for Ochotsk
Honolulu, March 4, sailed for the Ochotsk
Oct. 25, sailed for N. z.
Cruising off coast Chile
Cruising off New Zealand
April ., sailed from Honolulu for the North
Jan. 10, sailed to cruise westward
Feb 8, at Manganui, N. z.
Feb s, at Manganui, NJ z.
Nov. 8, sailed to cruise South
Oct. %, sailed for N. Il.
March 10, sailed for OchotSk
Spoken in Jan, near the Line, 1 whale
Dec. 81, 1856, at Akaroa Bay, New Zealand
March z, sailed from Honolulu to cruise
Dec. 20, sailed to cruise
Off Huahine in Feb, viii cruise on soft shore grouDar
Cruising off Peru
Jan %, at TalcahUana, no report
April %, sailed for the North
Cruising off Peru
April /, sailed for the North
Oct. %, sailed for n. u.
Spoken in JAM, near Wytetack, I whale
Shipped cargo at S. F. and sailed Nov. ], for Cal. cOaa
April 6, sailed for the North
Dee. 4, sailed TO cruise
Cruising on Line
April 20, sailed for KOdiack
Cruising on Line
Spoken Nov. /, cruising in Yellow Sea
April 8, sailed from Honolulu for the Ochotsk
April Is. sailed to cruise for the North
Sperm whaling off Peru
Cruising off New Zealand o.
April 5, sailed for the North
April 7, sailed for Ochotsk
Honolulu, Jan. ID, sailed for China Seas
March %, sailed to cruise
Dec. s, sailed to cruise
Dec. %, sailed to cruise
Dec. %, spoken near Wytetack, cutting in
Cruising off Peru
Jan %, sailed from Hilo
Sails soon for the North
April s, sailed from Honolulu
March "a, sailed for the North
Clean
March 26, sailed for the North
Dec. 20, sailed to cruise
%, sailed for n. T..
Cruising off Peru
Sperm whaling on the Line
Dec. Z, sailed to cruise
Sperm whaling in South Pacific
Nov. %, sailed from Honolulu to cruise
Nov. "a, sailed to cruise
April Is, sailed for the North
March 81, sailed for North
Jan. 3, sailed to cruise
Cruising off Peru
NJ orob 81 co;Iad froo, TIo,0IrI,, e.. H. MI
Jan so. touched off this port from Hawaii
Cruising in South Pacific. (Last at Wytetack)
Dec. 90, sailed to cruise
1856, at Paita
Dec. "a, sailed to cruise g
%, sailed for N. a..
April 6, sailed for Ochotsk
Dec. 3, sailed to cruise
April Is, sailed for the North
April 20, sailed for KOdiack
March 20, sailed for the North
Ian 81, at Mangonui, n. u.
April %, sailed for Bristol Bay
spoken, Jan. s, with 6 whales
IAN Is, sailed to cruise
iarch 7. sailed for the North
Ian. II, sailed for Japan Sea
spoken, Aug. 18, near Line, with this report
March 6, sailed to cruise
IAN 20, sailed to cruise
Sperm whaling-no report
Is, sailed to cruise westward
Jan "a, at Mangonui, clean, will cruise in the Ochotsk
April 25, sailed for Kodiack
March 20, sailed for the North
March Is, sailed for the North
sperm whaling in Japan Sea
Cruising off Peru
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VAULT
TENHE NDERSIGNE Is TO
u receive monies or valuable articles OF small bulk on deposit
in his vaults formerly occupied by the Hawaiian Treasury
These vaults are believed to be fire proof and safe. For all de
posts. certificates OF receipts will be given, and a small charge
made on the withdrawal of the deposit. Strangers and seamen
visiting this port, DESTROYS of a place of security for their funds,
viii find this deposit an accommodation 10 them;
Sept. 4, 1S56-10-tf IL NJ. "mIINhf,
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OVERS, HEALING EMBROCATION,
NOR EXTERNAL AND USE.

ENOR EXTERNAL AND USE.
~ til IS a perfect pain destroyer, and an invaluable remedy
for Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Pain in the Side, Back and
Limbs, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds, Swellings, Ague,
Cramp, etc. For cuts and wounds it is superior to any other
preparation; it will afford immediate relief in scalds or burns
and for pains or weakness in any part of the system, it win give
certain relief in a very little time. For sale at retail by traders
throughout the Islands. For sale wholesale at Honolulu by
July 1, 1S56-tf. b. w, FIELD.
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I'd. w. FIELD.

SHEATHING METAL and Com
position Nails. Brogans, women's Goat Buskins, do Kid
do, ladies' enameled Jenny Linds, do Morocco and Calf Buskins,
do Bronze Sontags, Fairbanks Platform Scales of all sizes, Gro
GERS do, Counter do, EPSON Salts, Long Fluted Phials, Pima
Goods, Manila Cordage. 27-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-16
PERSONAL.

Gen. HENRY WILSON, United States Senator from
Massachusetts, passed through city yesterday on
his way 70 Kansas. He purposes to visit Minnesota
before returning.
HENRY C. CAREY of Philadelphia leaves for Eu
rope in the Hermann to-day.
-THURLow WEED and family are on a visit to
Georgia.
The Hon. FRANCIS F. BLAIR, jr., of ST. Louis,
who has been spending days in our city, has set
his face homeward. He will visit his father at Wash
ingtOn by the way
WILLIAM Z. BURTON esq, has sold his new
theater in Broadway to Mr.. Marshall heretofore the
proprietor of the Broadway Theater. The latter
establishment has been sold for commercial purposes.
Mr.. Marshall is also the manager of the Chestnut
street Theater and the Opera-Housc in Philadelphia.
JOHN RANDoLPB TUCKER of Frederick County has
been nominated as the Democratic candidate for At
torney General of Virginia.