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T UNDER, SHINGLES, LATHs. &c

T UMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS. &C.
- We have in our yard, south side of Dock. near
Hayo's Bridge,
seasoned
Superior NORTHERN ASH. Ia to in thick. under
shelter
Superior WHITE PINE. to in thick, u to l6 feet
long
Superb POPLAR, IS aud q in. thick, wide, under
shelter
Superior WHITE OAK. to in. thick. wide nnder
shelter
Large ST ,ck of YELLOW PINE. assorted sizes. sea-
soned
CYPRESS SHINGLES, No Hearts and No Saps,
& in wide
SAWED SHINGLES, and 6 in wide ct reduced
prices
SAN ED LATHS. SQUARE OAK POSTS, &C
Terms accommodating.
al
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~- NoTICE.-The ladies Of Duyal
Street Church will hold FAIR, to commence on
MONDAY. Oct. 18th. at IA NJ, on Brosd street.
next door to Crenshaw. Quarles 4 Co. and to con-
time EVERY DAY during the week. The ladies
will have on hand very fine ASSOC tment of FANCY
ARTICLES, DRY GOODS and CONFkCTFONA-
RIEs. There will ee Supper Table provided wi b
all that is good for the taste, by those who knoa
well how to serve up the agreeable.
Friends, give call. oc 9-4t*
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WILD foSL.--rhere are said to be An unu.r..
qaaatiiy Of Wild ducks ia the waters OF the che..
p@aks BAY. for SO early in the season. Th,. !.
t@agnt 70 Indicate that the cold weather viii, =,
"."y. Numbers Of blue wing, teal, and /. {. !.
.,. IKE are killed daily in the Potomac, near
The Prineess hprat I. n p--s--...
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DAY STATE RANGE.-We have made
THOMAS, HUGHES 4 Caldwell

IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs.
No. Pearl ST., Richmond,
Have now in store and ready for
FA l. l. s A L. E 8,
A large and unusually attractive stock Of
Notions &c Fame Goods
TO which they respectfully invite the sttentiono
the trade. $500.
HOSIERY. MM,RsEILLEs GOODS
EMBRniERIEs. W1 snIs a9ops
TSS 9shiSGss' PRRFtasRIEs AND
BUTTONS, SOAPS.
Together with general assortment OF FANCY and
STAPLE ARTICLES. suited T. town and country
trade. all FRESH, DESIRABLE and cHEAP.
sci
OEMEDY FOR COUGHS. COLDS,
IL NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
MRS. DAws COUGH ELIXIR Ia the best remedy
generally 90 well known that IL has relieved perma.
0enty several cases of Neuralgia and Nervcns Head.
ache. Attention is requested to the following GER
tihcate from Mr.. WINSTON. gentleman well known
"RIeHMoNp, January Is. lsss.-This is TO certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia most severely for several years. ! have
tried various remedies, but found relief until.
try M rss paws CoTaH Sikh which cpnd
OF great benefit to myself My daughter, who has
euT Tl the Of
is now free from cough and more vigorsns than she
has been at period of her life believe to b
on Elm nervous and general debility; =, -
For sale by Mrs A B DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winston,
Mlspaugh 4 Johnston, Il Picct. Bodeker sad
Charles Yale. te9
TO THE PUBLIC.
Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
fence in my establishment, | respectfully submit
that shall not change the price Of my bottled
LAGER BEER. PORTER. ALE. &c, during the
summer season
The following have been. and will continue to be
my charges:
Per dozen. qaarts.....s2 COZ 2sets SLOWED BY re-
piuts....... | 90 turn of the bottles.
half pints. 50 cents-bottles extra.
Lager Beer in hall, quarter and eighth bsrreis
(the latter enes Of gallons, package exclusively
for tho city customers) Philadelphia Ale ia whole
and halt barrels. at the lowest market price, Terms
cash.
N. B.-store and Bar keepers, considerable per
,entage allowed. p. WILBACHEh,
18th st., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs Lstidiey Robinson, corner
ith and Franklin; Messrs. Duval Norton, corner
10th and Main, or ut my establishment, viii 10
promptly attended to. myt
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Ma WATKR CooLERs.-We have or
band of our own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted Call aDd SUP
ply yourselves At
of 18th and Cary akreefE.
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TEE cHsss March AT pAsn. The New .o.
courrier des Htaa Unis csntaios letter a.'e'
PARIS. september 2sd, the latest date rece''e'
which says:
"Amerfca has check.mated Europes SO sns wy,
between Mr.. Morphy. Of the unitea s'a.as, h.u
Mr. Ha.rwi,s OF Berlin .a for the King Of Prussia
lei a jous pouy ie Roi de Prnsse')
What playing for the King OF Prussia has TO 40
III, the affair. we are unable to divine.
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WINTER RoBBERIEs CoMMENcED.-Ihiei InteiIlgehce
ia unite a. much systematized as the market and
commercial reports. Of matters in Philadelphia,
,bo New York Police Gazette says:
Burglars and store robbers have begun opera,
tiops. but thus far no heavy jobs have been done
Several old English cracksmen have been seen of
late about lush ken in Dock street, the keeper
of which is not considered square,, and the opin-
ion is that something is on the taps Many of our
merchants have taken the precaution to employ
private wa,chmen, but they are not at all times
TO be relied upon. dry goods store on Chestnut
street was robbed few nights since of 500, which
were taken from fire proof safe while the pri-
vate Waterman was enjoying himself over bowl
of stew in restaurant opposite. The premontory
symptoms are that we shall have plenty of store
robberies. Extra watchiulness is required of the
police
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SAYINGS BANK-CHAR-

DELL FLOWER APPLES AZ epis.
ID Pal, Flower Apples. from Alba merle for sale
nv A ANTlNi
acn lsS Main ~
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

rhlOL hCDUCLD ~ FAVE DOLLAkS,
-Ruptures curedl Ruptures radically cured
The price Dr. shermens great radical cure ruptnrs
Truss has been reduced from $40 10 only S5 placing
it in the power of all to obtain one of these
Trnsses and he perfectly cured. This Truss can O. n
of the State.
whether you desire weak or strong spring dis.
tinctly writing your name and place OF residence--
The pad OF this Truss works on the ball and socket
system giving il great latitude OF motion NO IA h
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
i thare at yoqr pleasure by small lever attached
Il is with perfect comfort. The Truss is neat
Instrument, being perfectly simple and ut ali la
BILE TO get out of order he brsken. IL has cured
great number of persons in this city and throughout
the State and We will most cheerfnlly refer TO gen
tlemen who are well known for their vsracity ami
respectabty who have them selves beer theron shiy
cured of this dangerous disease ard tn. In eases
of long standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce IL the very best Trus
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
any merchant friend in the city, we will give
any reference to responsibility aud
The Truss or any information concerning IT, cas be
had of q. G. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street, Richmond
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves W no are run
turcd, should by ell means obtain one; for they viii
not only cure, but durable that they are the
cheapesti in the end.
terms. de i3--ly
DAY STATE RANGING have made
u arrangements with the manufacturer for the
sale Of this superior COOKING RANGE, and invite
the attention Of purchasers ts the advantages which
We Offer:
LIST The Range is made of the best iron IL simpl
in its construction; and conveniently arranged,
I'd 1t can be operated with wood or coal.
Sd. 1t can be set up and removed at pleasure, as
readily as the common okiDg stove
4th. We can furnish them to any required size,
with two Ovens, and with four sr six Boilers
with or without water fiztures-and WARRANT each
enc sold to give satisfaction TO the purchaser.
5th Repairing pieces always on hand which will
'be put in when required at a reasonable price.
9Th. The price of this Range Ia moderate tor q
fl tclass article) can afford to sell them at
manufacturers retail prices.
So We continue to set the AMERICAN RANGE
in brick-all Of which have suited our customers
and have not cost any Of them anything for
repairs.
ALSO-Severa! varieties of Low Priced Ranges
for sale at the Governor Street stove stove.
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I6- NoTIoE-ADJoUHNED MEETING.-
The Stockholders of this Company will met at the
tffice Of the Company, in Richmond. on WEDN e.
DAY 2gth inst at IL O'clock, in pursuance of the
res LUTON adopted at the last general meeting.
Office + &PRR Co, I
RICHMOND, Oct 5th, 1873
Oc9 W HACMTRD1 gec,y
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s@- EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Cor
RICHNESS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS aud
AMBRoTYPEs executed at the large Photograpn ana
Fine Art Galleries of MINNIS, 1877 Main street, op
posite the Postofice, and Sycamore street, Peters
burg, Va. .s
Ease aud grace in position, beauty in nnisn. ano
corr ectness In portrsiture
those who wish TO obtain something really me IA
the way of Like ness either in Ambtoty pc or Pno
togranh Main in India ink water coors, oil coiore,
or pastiiie of any size up the size OF hfe are re
ypectfuly soici ed to visit his Galleries ana exam
inc bis various styles OF Portra'tures:: ,,h..,or
4, ua ~ ~ ". .. -, sSacntad or not seq
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Several cases of yellow fever have receatly oc
Cured at Louisville, Ky.
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t&- DupLEY Il Co., Importers and
Uho,asaIa nealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. Old WHISKEYS and CIGARS NO. IL ma'p
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NurIsY ASp MuRpxR.-The telegraph has briefly
announced that musiuy occurred on board the
American ship Golden State at Penang, East india
on the leth Of July. correspondent OF the Lor.
don Times furnishes the particulars.of the bloody
affair:
On the 10th instant n portion of the crew Of the
American ship Golden State, lying In the harbor,
mutined while the captain was on shore III Is
said that plot had been formed by a number OF
them to take the ship some time before arriving
here bpt that they were deferred from executing
IL by the fear that they would not be able to get
auy one TO navigate her. Ga that day the rDgeac.
err on the pretence Of being dissatisfied with the
food stood up, declared he would net serve any
longer and called on those who agreed with b,m
to fellow him TO the forecastle and those who did
40, 10 90 below He was joined By seSera men,
The second mate ordered them TO go to WORK.
aud on their refusing went for the hrst mate, who
came and gave the same order. A boy rep'ied
| thew would not work. The mate struck him with
| his open hand The boy returned me dow ano
| At the same moment the mates feet shppeo ana
| he tell on the deck. The mutineers seeing .nis,
| seized handspikes, threw themselves upon MIN,
| and struck him till his skull was fractured and
beaten in They then dragged him to the capstan,
bound him to 1t, and beat him again.
| The second mate ran for his revolver. put three
| barrels missed firesshe men sprung on him. and be
WAS also sayageIy beaten and thrown through the
skyight into the cabin. The boatswaiEs mate was
also attacked add severely hurt. The carpenter
was the only man who displayed presence OF ind,
and did his duty we'll He first locked the cabia
where his tools we're kept. He then ran the flag
up half mast high, aud ruug the alarm bell, and
finally seized musket aud placed himself beside
the arms warning off the mutineers. Meantime
thew had resolved 10 throw the LIST officer overheard.
but the entreaties and tears of the cook induced
them to refrain and they lowered one OF the boats
and pulled for the jetty The captain had seen the
flag and hurryirg down, took boat and puiieo on
He met the mutineers and ordered them to return
to the chip THEY continued to pull for the shore
aud landed at the etty, buta friend of the
hal sent for the police, and they we're all taken
into custody. The first mate died 10 the hospitai
on the night of the same day.
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FURTHER BY THE CITY OF BALTI
MORE.

ST. JOHNS, n B., Oct. 1.-THE following add.
tions, foreign news is taken from the files by the
City of Baltimore, from Liverpool, Sept. %:
The controversy between Professor Viii ehouse
and the Directors OF the Atlantic Telegraph, con-
tiuues in the newspapers The shares of the COM
pany we're quoted at f3l5 f325.
The Liverpool Coru Trade Association recon-
mends that corn, -four. and meal, be sold by the
uniform standard of 100 lbs. weight.
Prince Napoleon had gone to Warsaw, to invite
the Emperor Alexander TO visit Paris.
The Duke Of Malakoff is to be married, on the
return of the Emperor from ChaloDs.
A port of refuge is TO be constructed between
Brest and Cherbourg.
The telegraph now extending from st. Peters.
burg to Moscow is to be continued to the frontiers
of China.
New YORK, Oct. The City of Baltimore has
arrived at her wharf here.
Latest advices from Yalentia say that the state
of the Cable is unchanged. Experiments were
progressing. Engineers were surveying the place
with view to the erection of strong Notifications
Shares were In more demand. At London they
had advanced to f3iS.
Bullion continues to flow into the Bank OF Eng
land.
There is a vague rumor that the Empress Euge-
ME is eDciente.
Count Cavour had issued an official document,
explaining that the cession of Villa Franco TO
Russia by France, Was gratuitous, and revokabie
at will.
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a "a u 6Hhd esc Ta.
T'H TR B..

WEDNESDAY ETEYLYC, OCTOBER IA.
Wi ! be presented Shskspeare's celebrated Traya.
dy OF
KING LEAR.
hiNd LsAh....................... EDWIN BOOTH
favorte Pas seul ......,, Miss Ka.s ps,no-.-
Conclude with
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~FResH LEEcHEs.-I have just re-
eeiyed' bv Adams Express, a fresh lot Of Swedish
LEIGH rs. which will be applied upon most reason
able terms. .-,.,~ ....ra.d
s-Cupping and Leeching promptly s sss Hs1
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and 81
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hi.
my 25-ta ~ ". TWEEN
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WANTED-A white man to act as
w Porter in a store. Apply at 1877 Main street.
ocl3 THuS A BULKLEY.
MTANTED-A white Woman TO Cook,
w Wash and to do general house work. For
such will suit, fair wages will be paid. Enquire
at this Office Oc l3-il<
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CARPETS AND RtGS.--We invite our
" friends and the public TO examine our s'eek %
Carpets aud Rugs before purchasing, As vs. are Or
fering great iniucernerts In the above goods
JOHNSON q HAk&OoD,
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IDN BBLS. NO. l HALIFAX CUT
XIV HERRINGS. Richmond ms pection. in store
audit sale by BRIDGfUkU Co,
&C IL On the Dock.
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TONIGHT.
Edwin Booth Leaf
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WATTED-A settled Female, to assist
w in housekeeping and sewing, in family on
ShockOc Hill. Apply at this Office. Oc i2-3t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-22


GAS CoMPANIEs.-Thc n. Y. eJournaLc Of Com
mercs has well written article under the above
head, in which it reviews and comments with mi
nuteness upon the provisions now pending before
the New York Legislature, to prevent the public
from the fragrant impositions of their Gas Com
panies. The Journal thinks, as every one who
looks at the matter right must, that it is also
provided, with great propriety, that no Gas
Company shall have the right to shut off the
gas from the consumer account Of disagree
nent respecting proposed deduction in ac-
counts; nor shall any Company refuse a supply
of gas on the ground that consumers previously
on the premises of the applicant, neglected or
refused to pay their bills. Every Gas Company
shall furnish meters without charge.
The fact that all over the country there has
been general rising up against the practices,
charges, sc. of Gas Companies, exchanges
very properly set down as proof positive that
People had no redress against the charges of the
companies except to quit using their gas. The
Gas Companies, like the extremists in Europe,
from time to time, have found themselves at
last overtaken, and in many instances prostra-
ted my the uprising of the people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-22

IxrELLIaEEcRR OFFICE DEBTOR TO SuNDRIEs.
We acknowledge the receipt of some valuable
documents from Mr.. Clemens, for which we are
almost afraid to return our thanks lest that
precious disciple of his, who computes our obi
cations for 'courtesies extended already at such
a figure, debts US for another cargo, and so
involves us beyond all hope of liquidation.
Won't ''Justitia" C') let US know how our ac-
count stands now, allowing four heavy Lecomp-
ton speeches to Mr.. Clemens credit?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-22

SHAMEFUL AcKNow LEDGEMENTs-The Admin
-istration Organs in Washington, have n way of
trumping up old scores against man who will
not bow down like their own paid knees, to
every mandate of party, that only serves to
show how exceedingly venal must have been
their former loving praises of these same per-
sons. The Washington Star is not ashamed
to speak thus of Col Enrn",,'c rooo..t lsttvi
It. of course, will expose to all, past pretence
of any sort to the contrary, that Mr.. Forney has
abandoned all idea Of ever again acting with his
late party in politics. We wish the Republic
caus JOY in their acquisition, and really have
not the heart-as opposed to them a. ,e are
to wish that they may find Mr.. Fornel as heavy
a load to carry as not long since he .nved. TO
those of the Democratic party, who laborrd
zsnlously to that end. Up to the the of his
regeneration, spirit of devotion to tie party
led us to do at least our full share in his dc.
fence on all passing occasions. That the job
was troublesome one, very, all in nnblic iiCa
here comprehend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-22

REMOVAL OF JUDGE LonINo.-The telegraph
on Saturday morning told us that the fanatical
attempt, which has been in progress for more
than year by the Massachusetts Legislators,
against Judge Loring, has at last proved sue
cessful 1t win be remembered that Gov. Card
ner vetoed a vote for his removal some time
ago, and patriotic, national men everywhere np-
piauded Gov. Gardner for his veto. Now, how
ever Gov. Banks sits in the chair, and at the
commencement of his administration lends his
aid to this piece of fanaticism.
Our readers, we suppose know that the offence
of Judge Loring was that, as a sworn officer of
the United States. he gave judgement in favor
of the rendition of the slave, Anthony Burns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-22

TnE GREAr AwAErNINe.-The great religious
movement now in progress, is thrust before our
eyes by every journal we open, as the engross-
ing fact Of the times The money market, pol
tics, amusements, crimes, fall in interest in COM
parison. In all the north and west, religion ap-
pears to be claiming more attention than ever
before, to be enlisting business men and heads
of families as well as women and youth.
The awakening lacks the element of excite
ment, which has aroused prejudice against re-
viyals heretofore in many minds. Although
there is glow in the churches generally it is not
at all a wild, feverish fire. 1t is healthy flush
of life, the deep earnestness of curbed enthusi-
asrn. Neither ridicule nor scepticism, can find
in it any attractive aim for its darts. 1t is the
universal testimony that the exercises every
where arc decorously conducted, that intellect
and judgment are not driven out by impulse
and frenzy. At the same time, there is no lack
of spiritual warmth, of genuine emotion, of con-
vincing and powerful evidences of the Divine
presence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-22

FIRE MARsHA1s.-We invite the attention of
our local authorities to the following enactment
which has passed both Houses of the Legtsla-
tune:
Be it endcted 6y the General assembly, etc.
That an officer who shall be called Fire Mar
shall, may be appointed in April of every year,
for each CITY, town. or corporation in this State,
by the corporation courts thereof, or by the
common council, or trustees of any city, town,
or corporation which has no corporation court,
whenever, in the opinion of said corporation
courts, common councils or trustees, such ap-
Ipointment shall be deemed expedent
3 The said Fire Marshall is hereby authori-
zed and required to make an investigation into
the origin of every fire occurring within the lin
! its for which he is appointed, and for that Pur-
pose, he is hereby invested with all the rights,
powers, and jurisdiction conferred, ana SUBJECT
! 10 all the pains and penalties imposed on, and
shall be eetitled to the same fees allowed to cor
oners of inquests by the existing laws, so far as
| the same are not impaired by the provisions of
this act, and it shall be the duty of such Fire
Marshal to make quarterly reports In each year
| to the court council, or board of trustees, by
whom he may be appointed.
! g. Whenever any fire shall occur, it shall be
| the duty of such Fire Marshal to be present at
the same, and he shall advise and act in concert
with all such officers ofpoiice may be present,
and for preserving order at and during the eX
iStence of such lire, and Tor the protecuon OIL
property shall have concurrent jurisdiction with
such officers of police, or the Fire Wardens, or
Chief Engineer, of any department, but he shall
not exercise any authority which will conflict
with the powers of any Chief Eenginecr, or
their officers in command of any fire department.
in the discharge of their special duties as such.
l. The corporation court of such city, town,
or corporation, or common council, or trustees
of any city, town, or corporation, which has no
corporation court, may, at the time of appoint
ing said Fire Marshal appoint one or more as
siStants, to be Designated the First and Second
Assistant Fire Marshals, the case may be,
who shall, in the absence of the Fire Marshal,
in the order in which they are named, be for the
time being invested with the same rights, pow
ers and Jurisdiction, aud subject to the same
pains and penalties, and entitled to the same
compensation which are conferred upon, and
imposed upon, and allowed to the Fire Marshal
by this act The said Fire Marshal and his As
sistants, before entering upon their duties, shall
respectively take an oath, to be administered by
some one authorized by law so to do, faithfully
to discharge the duties of said Office, the certi
ficate of which oath shall be returned and
preserved by the clerk of the court of the city,
town. or corporation, or to the clerk ortbe Board
of Trustees of any corporation not having such
court.
3. This act shall be in force from its passage