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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16

SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
Mandatory,
CORNER 7TH AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA
MERCER & HILL
RE prepared TO supply at the shortest not &C. every desc
N Of In their line Operating With the most approved
machinery and the best quality Of materials they will ant
their work o be Of the best order
who building repairing are respectfully in
vted to give US call
~ Orders from country will receive prompt attention
We purchase Glass factory prices and enabled To furnish
apli~iy MERCER HILL.
SOUTHERN MANDATORY.
v SUNDBURd Co, pleasure 10 Inform their friends
- and the public they have established mandatory In
this city for making Plain aud Ornamental Gilt and Rosewood
Mouldngs, every description Mrr, Portrait and Picture
Frames the patterns and the most fashionable styles
fully nytng that Is gotten Ia the NoIthern Cities
which will sell wholesale retail at the most liberal prices
We have also hand very large and select assortment Of
plain and coored Engrsvngs and Autographs fresh supply Of
Artists Materials from the eknown manufactures Of Winsor
Newton and Rowney Co, London.
Picture and Lookggass Plates Of all sizes kept constantly on
hand etc
Old Frames regi and old Paintings renovated at as low
prices as can be done anywhere.
Orders punctualy attended to
the country will do well to call they can buy
goods in line at low prices In any Of The Northern cities
}. v sUNDBURG CO..
apl2-d2m 200 Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16

DLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!-NO PXCUsEPoR
Il GOING NORTH TO BUY PL0WS.-The subscriber makes
variety Of Flows known among Southern farmers and planters
and recommends especially his Southern Ioe which three
sizes and shapes 81 moeboarts each Pow thus adapting
every variety Of soil. p II SrARKE.
d14 Three dnarH shove 81 Charles Hotel Riclmnnd
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D." which Ue ask an rNar.r tl.Uu r.t.r. raklls 81
Gas FITTING and PLUMBING,
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
- nv b. j c. - 8 CO. Lowall. Mass.

S.Il wi ol.s,s and retail, by PURCELL, LADD co, Rich
orf Va. p sIFS co. P-'--jul-, j. III. SEAl, Lynch
burg, and by au druggists ana merchants apiS-eow6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-12
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER 3. CO., Lowell, Mass.

SoIi wholesale ani RETAIL ty PURCELL LbDD CO, Rich
n1ud Va = 3 EiNES co Petersburg J. n SEAY, Lynch
burg; ant by AL druggists AMI merchants. sP9-6msow
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rNOyR FaIrEWOHE.-Theg good schr -. J. Bsr- "a
n riI~ CapL Partridge, having portion q her cargo -
sngared and going on beard VII have dsPaieh fos
sf csrso. apply % - - .-.,r.,,-,--, 4. ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-12

1860. NOTICE. 1850
EEMM
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-HBW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
TgROUGH TTCHETShRD THROUGH CHECha
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MALL
TWICE DAILY-sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPHIA NEW YORK, and all Important points Wes VIA 40
quiA Greek and Warrington, ever the
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River rs miles, and by Splendid and comfortable
steamers thence Washington IS miles, In all 100 miles In hours
belng comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
az Hours Of departure $50 A. NJ, and 100 p. M.
f- Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, OHEOkkD
TER0UGH 70 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. 49, r.
Through tickets procured TO the following points To
Ramofe Philadelphia Cincinnati, Columbus, indianapolis Cal
ro Dayton Grsonve Rock Island ZaneSyle, Washington
New York St L3u Chicago, Psburg Louisve Dteatnr New
ark Vlneennts. ...-,,1.
comfortable steamers Aequa Greek and washington
Persons Wing obtain tickets for servants for washington
y and points North In all he voueed io by
sone citizen Of Richmond In known TO
the officers Road tickets will be soil Apphedfo by
letter. 80.
aho.to, Mn JAMES B. WINSTON,
Gent Ticket Agent
sAlPL RUTH RupL
Once r. v. L p X. K o., -, =,
Z chmond, Sept 49, 1858. lanst-H
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NOTICE. steamer CURTIS PECK win, gfE--S
IN aner this dsy, Monday, sept "a, be With .ss,s
drawn for several days. % undergo some gt re-
pairs Luz n0tss Of The return VII Be gwen -
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From E-J D. H!ales Pastor ef lidreHf Church, Boston
DR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
succass In my family and among those am called 10 visit
in distress. To regulate the organs OF Digestion and
uuriy the blood they The very BEST rcmety have
a,er known and I can confidently recommend them to
my friends. Yours, o. y HINES
WARSAW, Wyoming Co., y. Y, Oct =, lsl5.
DEAR SIR: am using your Cathartic Pills IN my prt
tre AMI find them excellent purgayc 10 cleanse the
sy.t,n and gu.ilJ a. flHRtailf 81 a. blood.
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Clerk Of Steamer Clarion
Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them In esteem a. OF the best apcrients have
ever found Their alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy, when given la small doses for
bilious ,f.-nflru and dilrThUa. Their sugar coating
tl them very acceptable and convenient Tor the use
nj vr1roan ana Children.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
E45S5 . 8 4

NttRNS2@1tlLy W ~ x,A1s-hLtx
ON and AFTER Monday the 1st Of October,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
Richmond daily, Except sundays) al $50 NJ Tor
Stanton all intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donv with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
edae stations and at Charoesvle with
for Lynehburg and all points Wt and Southwest Of
hat place And every other day. Taeday Thursdays, and
saudayG Jackson River and stations West o. Stanton
Harmnn Browns Stages connect with the train at stanton
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
DAYS Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington
HGrman Mason and Company ages connect with the fan
on Thursdays Saturdays at hboro for the warm
Bprngs Jackons River for The White sulphur Springs
LeWisburg, &c. ..,,,,,,
The Mail Train leaves JAcksona River Mondays wedneS
DAYS and Pridays, at s:i5 =. NJ, Tor staunion- -
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAk AfTACHED,
viii leave WGynesboro T:i5 and staunion At s4o A. NJ
Mondays Wednesdays and Rridays for JAcksons BiVer
RETURNING,
Leave JaekIon River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
At T:45 A NJ, for Waynesboro'
tThrough Tick for the Warm and white sulphur springs
Lexington Levsburg &c Ao for Winchester Lnehburg Bon
sack Salem shawsyi ChrSansbug, Bristol Knoxville Dali
tom Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction. Memph Canton,
New Orleans all Important Points 10 the Southwest can be
THOMAS D0DAMRAD,
..,t General superintendent
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no. bbls northern Apple Brandy
Ir0 z ciHsd WHISKY
$50 ola Rye
s. 3 and casks French Brandy.
gshhs y. b
Is bsrkets Chas ueldslckn Wins
5Jbokss starch
100 tozen nroous
Iu1 Buckets
fuhhfs Bacon sides
no shoulders
81 hbis Markerai
21d.r--s Cod Fish
10000 SlyAt fss sale ~ -
,.9a No SO Main street.
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.


UyRI.wEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH f2le-IE1TrIt
i BIJRG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, 80 =
AND TRIWEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAI
LY LINE AS PAR AS sC0rTsvILLE
Richmond to sco,tsve$ 80 Richmond TO Lexington 81 %
Lynchburg. 4 90 A" " buchanan. z %
The through line will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at p NJ and AFTER the 9Th September the Way
line for scottsye will leave NJ Tuesday, Thursdays and Sat
udays and run up scotisve Returning leave Seo
ville Monday Wednesday and Friday at ilE A NJ
Rec distance and time Of passing In card below for through
line and observe seosyie line will intermediate
points on the opposite day the hours gong hour
later coming dOSn. NJ,
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NOTICEPersons Wishing to obtain tickets TOT servants over
~ be Rlebmond FredericksbuTg and Potomac r. for wash
ngon Cy and points further North must 10 a cases be yonen-
ed for by responsible white citizen Of "
IoS 80 ~ Istsr A. n. ALLEN,
PI s.o9 - ~ Ticket Agent
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DEAR BRO. AVER: I cannot answer you chat COM
plants have cured with your Pills better than 70 say
an fhf re erer treat riih pHrgGfire medicine place
great dependence eheciual eathartc IN my daiy
Afford Us the best have, OF course value them highly
PIrTSBURG, Pa, May I, iSi5.
De. J. C. AYEn. Sir have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst Asahs any body can have, by dose or two
OF your Pills 10 seems arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse az once. -
Your. with great respect, ED: W. PREBLE,
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RAILROADS. &C.

Winter Schedule.
Ron ~ RIVER 4 Z x RA Il A Ia =
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE FROM RICH
MOND TO OLD POINT NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, EASTERN SHORE AND MATTHEW'S.
PARE a2o0-BREAKRAhT EXTRA.
On and amer TUESDAY October Sh $780, passenger
leave daily Except sundaysO A. NJ, Tues-
Meadow Dispatch, TunsAls Cohoke and RoEancoke and
rive at West Point at s A. n.
The fast and commodious WEST POINT Capt J. O.
Rowe King Queen Court House Landing Tues
West Point and stopping signals only at Clifton,
Water Fence Shepherds Moody Cappahooc Bger 6louces
ter Point Yorktown and arrive Old Point al 245 p NJ and
Norfolk and Portsmouth At2P NJ
Returning the will leave Norfolk and Portsmouth
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 81 NJ Old Point
T5 NJ landing only above and connecting with the
At West Point at f2K p and arrive In Richmond
On Tdesay thursdays and Saturdays the passenger tram viii
West Point for Richmond and arrive at IL ~ stop
pog only signal Romsneoke Sweet Hail. Cohoke indian
Town Tunst rs, Dispatch, Meadow and Pair 0abs
the Eastern Shore leave Norfolk Mondays
and Fridays by the steamer Northampton Capt Nc
Carrck, and for Matthews thursdays and katurdays.
Pare from Richmond point York River TO Eastern
shore 20 ~
Fare from Richmond 70 West Pcin or we,t Point to Rich
Fegs received Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays until
p. D., Richmond and Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days until p NJ al West Point
Pare King and Queen o. and other points on Maapo-
nj River 10 Norfolk or Richmond $500.
Passengers Williamsburg Ill take stage at Bger for Glou-
u H. osppahoc and for saula and Urbahna al West
Point
West Point 10 A. NJ returning leave West Point at and
A' oea - '-'-'''- RH TEMPLE, Sup,
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nOffl'S GOOD SAMARITAN
~ Gk'E GOOD SAMARITAN
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN
WARRANTED To CURE RHEUMATISM
WARRANTED To CURE RHEUMATISN
WARRANTED TO CURE RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
NEURALGIA
NEURALGIA
AND LIKE COMPLAINTS
AND LIKE COMPLAINTS
AND LIKE COMPLAINTS
TIE Proprietor and fnvenisr Of
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
TN1R the Of the above anis would public
that he can b seen a. he hAr STORE Of p BINFORD
asin az any tt luirgthe day. shire be
Nae O. have talk Eh ary uhur % purchase MS -eB
ss De Goes not vh buy until he then
ccy proof OF bow have been b. ha LINZ
NEWT Cors-ar MsacrAyrs huv him. AIN snv sf
Ar Drrggsil En- he would them befo 49,
baF A. AZ % convince them that Dc vii co al be says
ar25-ln w. L. ROCK.
GENUINE SIEERSCHAUM PIPES AND CT
N GAR HoLnEk%
The fleet Havsna Clrara
ne hcss s1aok'nE and cheslng T5bacco
Pouhataa Pipes, tc. D.
MEADE BAKE2's Drug Store.
e. - hsln street, co.. above o.
NEW YORK DouBLE EXTRA SYRUP,
aSsll-s. LtGR DAvESPoRr.
k'HEsH BOaTER.-sI lss,, choice and frSsh j1ii Fs-
- efHsd Pss steamer 0es DIV Wh WALLAeE SONS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05

TEACHERS CoNvESrioS.-In accordance with the
call OF the President Of the Board of Education, all
the tcachers of pablo schools on this island assem-
bled in Mr. Smiths church, in this city, yesterday,
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, for mutual consultation and i'm
provement in regard to their work Over forty were
in attendance. The business of the convention was
opened yesterday by a lecture on the " Dignity Of the
School Teachers Office by Mr.. Armstrong. The
afternoon was occupied with exercises in reading and
discussion as to the best methods of teaching children
hoW to read peii. We understand the convention is
to continue its sessions until Monday next. Such
gatherings of teachers, we'll conducted, cannot fail
to be interesting and produce good results in our pub
lie schools. -
DEPARTURE OF THE BLACK SEA.-Nothwithstand-
ing the mishap to this noble ship, lin which, upon in
spection, she was found to have apparently sustained
no damage,) by running aground on the east side Of
the channel ON Friday last, she started on the follow
ing day On her homeward passage, with a valuable
cargo and several passengers. AT this season of the
year she stands a good chance of a fair and pleasant
run round Cape Horn. If our good wishes can have
any influence on the passage of the ship. then the
Black Sea viii only 6nd prosperous gales, pleasant
weather and a passage of not over 10 days length
BRUTALITY Enthusiastically q native named
Mauna was brought up at he police court, and
charged with the commission OF a brutal assault upon
his wife, by using a large club, or rather the branch
of a tree, and severely fracturing her arm. The
dispute between them was occasioned by some differ
ence of opinion regarding the candidates for election
on Monday. We trust that communicating is not
getting as fashionable here as in many other cities,
and that sure means will be taken to prevent it.
The culprit was sent to the Supreme Court for trial.
LEES NATIONAL CIRCUs.-This talented troupe of
equestrian performers have the past week been
giving their farewell entertainments. Their last
took place on Monday night, and was greeted by
much applause from a numerous and appreciative
audience. On the close of the performance the tent
was with the utmost expedition struck, and all
moveables packed, and slowed ready for shipment
Yesterday they started for Tahiti, and We wish them
a fair and prosperous voyage.
LAHAINA To BE MARKED.-Mr. Burns (the STEM
eli, manufactured has gone up to Lahaina, and every
one residing there, who wishes to procure a marking
plate, can obtain one now with very little trouble.
His Elk. the Governor of Oahu, accompanied
by his aids, paid a visit to the Russian Steamer
Piastoon, on Wednesday.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-By several 'sgentle-
men lately returned from Kona, Hawaii and from
other islands, we learn that there is just now a great
want of school teachers to establish English schools.
There are a number of interesting children in that
neighborhood," as well as in other districts, s'both
native and ~halfcaste, whose parents are anxious and
willing to aid in the support of a teacher competent to
keep an English school, but 1t is said that the gov
eminent has nearly, perhaps wholly, withdrawn its
support from them, and is determined to let them go
a begging, in order to sustain its public job office. 1t
can afford to pay $4,000 to S15 900 per annum to
support a worthless printing establishment, but when
the paltry sum of $500 to 500 is asked, even by
missionary Children to aid in sustaining English
schools, it scorns the proffered services.
at is sad, it is sickening T. refect'' that the
course Of the Hawaiian government in throwing away
its revenues, is thus preparing ga life-crop of misery
and sin in those young minds whose errors and
whose ruin must always in some degree be attributed
to" the present indiscreet course of the government,
who will not ''lend Il helping hand" 1t is equally
''sad and sickening'' to see the government endeavor-
ing to cast the blame of their ocn folly OF to those
who are willing and desire to aid them. "Thou by
pocrite, cast out the BEAM &C.
"We commend this subject to the Board Of Educa-
ton" and to the more proper authority, the Privy
Council. If SO, 900 per annum, or even less, can
De saved, and devoted to English schools, let it be
done, and the sooner it is done, the better. Take a
''literal' as well as a ''liberal construction" of your
duties and of the law authorizing you to save S1O,-
600 q year, and you will find funds enough, and to
Spare, to sustain a score Of English schools in the
group, without resorting to ''extravagant opinions
about wages" =
PENALTY OF CRIME. Tomorrow, . between the
hours of 8 and II O'Clock, Mekohonohono, the native
now under sentence of death for the murder offs
woman named Naweholama, will expiate his crime
upon the scaffold. The unfortunate man appears to
regard the approach Of the solemn moment with
feelings of Indifference, and resignedly awaits the
event. The clergy of the Catholic Church, of which
he is a member, are unceasing in Their efforts to
prepare his mind to meet the just sentence of the
law. We trust such an example will tend to deter
others from attempting TO deprive their fellow
creature Of life, for however. varied the career of
murderers may be. their end is invariably the same.
The execution will take place at the New Prison.
FIRE ALARM-On Tuesday morning about half
past Z A.. NJ. an alarm of fire was raised, and the
New Bell tolled out its warning notes. The fire was
found to have arisen in a shed OF out house adjoin-
ing the French hotel, but was quickly extinguished
before any damage of Importance was done.
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Are Hawaiian Women less Civilized sham
Ha~ aiian Men!

Mr.. EDITOR This is a question we often hear
asked, and nearly as often answered in an unqual-
fled affirmative. But previous TO thia summary dis
posal of the subject, simple justice may require US to
compare the standards by which the aforesaid two
classes are tested. 1t may be found that the scale of
degrees is graduated differently for the different sexes,
like the two thermometers in omnon use-the
g boiling point on one scale is reached at a much
lower figure than on the other, while the absolute
heat in each is the same.
The word civilization in this article, will be applied
mainly to the re6nements of person and manners,
rather than to that high state of knowledge and
mental culture Of which these refnemenis are the
true exponent-for this is the sense in which it is
commonly used by the freest commentators on the
shortcomings of Hawaiian females.
With this definition in mind, it may appear that
the civilization point is graduated somewhat higher
for woman than for man; in other words. we award
to the latter the distinction of being civilized on
much easier conditions, than to the former. Let
those who require proof of this position turn to a
number of Harper's Monthly Issued in April, 1869.
In it there is an interesting article, entitled The
Christian Martyrs of Madagascar The picture of
the Prince and Princess Royal, from photographs,
affords a striking, two-fold " illustration of our
argument. The Prince looks marvelously well in his
foreign military costume. in spite Of the thickness of
his lips and the whiteness of his eyes. With the help
Of a half dime laid on those offending members, he
might be mistaken for one of Bonaparte's Marshah.
But the Princess. Alas beyond a common human
ity, what points Of resemblance shall we find between
her and her sister Princesses who graced, and do
now grace, the courts of the Napoleons. Yet her
toilet is no less elaborate and perfect than that Of the
Prince. The arts Of civilized life, and the discoveries
of science, have in no less degree contributed to its
completion. Her physical organization is not faultier
than his. Her neck is no shorter-her shoulders nc
higher-her lips no thicker-her hair no crisper;
and for aught that the picture ~testi6es, her jewels
may be diamonds of the first water, her laces the
finest OF Honiton, her handkerchief the veriest vapor
of linen. But the clenched hand is all unused to its
delicate burden-the head dress has a Phillis look
and altogether, the picture gives the unmistakable
impression of vulgar taste. To give the poor Princess
the least chance of being called civilized, you must
begin the work of covering at the stout gloved hand,
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THE OLD wHALEsHIP MARIA.-In looking over n
file of the National Register, published in Philadel-
phia, in the number for Sept. 6, 1881, wecame across
the following notice of the Maria, of this port, from
twenty eight years ago:
"The ship Maria, belonging to Samuel Rodman
of New Bedford, and now ready for another whaling
voyage, is a curiosity. She was bought on the stocks
by Mr.. Roach in 1872. and is consequently now ~
years old. She was the first ship that hoisted the
American flag in London, has been almost in constant
employ and is able to perform three or four more
voyages without repair"
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ve.ss. E.recsea iron. Foreign Ports

Am bsie>nfsne Josephine, Stone, due from Bakers Island about
January TO-
Am bark d. Godfrey, -, to sail from Boston Oct IS, with
assorted cargo 70 J. @. Sparkling.
An sch Enma Rookie, Chadwick, sailed from New Dofdon
Oct. -, via Tzicahnano.
Am bark Zoe, Bush, nailed from New London July 2Sth, with
merchandise 70 c. A Williams & Co.
An nip Charles Phelpe. Brown, sailed froan New London Oct
Is. With merchandise 20 G. A. Williams L Co.
hm- dipper ship Syren, Green, from Boston, sailed Oct 3ls,
With mdse To G. Brewer + Co.
me- brix Heather Bene, -, to sail from LSndon for Homo
M ana vsDccuver's Island, Aug. 30, with merchandise to
Janiou, Green 4 10.
An. ship Ameehyss stsdIey, from Boston, sailed August Is, due
= Jan l-meFchsndsse to P. s. wilcox
A. bsvk WaebInuton Alison, woods, from Boston. sailed June
81 WITH srsosted merebspdise 20 Chaa Brewer "a.