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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-06
DRF GOODS.


EVERYBODY WISHING TO BUY
L. FIRsT-CLAss DRY GOODS
1owEs4 # PRICES a.,
SHOULD GALL By AL IN MEA r'trt ON 'A"
JUST OPENED
JULIUS MEYERS,
Goa BROAD 7 +
1.-TWO doors below Sixth street,.
Being In New York during the remar aG s@.
manic bought an immense quantlts vi III ri, of
and STAPLE DRY GOODS Tor g I,u wy came I'm
which reasonably expected, and thereby '"A' -
possession Of the
ever bought, the advantages OF "hi'n
share with my kind customers.
JUST THINK OF -s.
ALL-WOOL Flannel for &c: c.: niece.
HHtk nREI and DAISY TRIMMINGS 9'c.
suAWLs of every description from = T fp srn
WORsTED JACkLIS,,,so s eotn.0i ~
1SnTANRTRBER CLOTH, for nursery purposes
IN DRESS GOODS, IN on.,,,,es
n full line Of handsome patterns III "H iu'''''|'
and shades, Of latest styles.
FOR CENTS APP , BoTss WE Coti Doe
ati,T Rcayer Melton Satinet, Kentucky Jeans.
mi rari"ns other fabrics Of foreign and domestic
origin.
~ c1rKs AND sATINS, SASH, BONNET,
i-> AND BELT RIBBONS, &C.,
All abundant supply.
,r,oreords If other articles in the dry goods
line. JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS. &c;
Goa Broad street.
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DRY GOODS.

Al DhOAD Sl NELL ~
new GOODS: NEW GooDs!:
FIRST ARRIVAL THIS SEASON
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
No. 4l5 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
7 have inst returned from New York, where I
pnrchased ono Of the largest and best-assorted
a,ncts or DRY GOODS ever offered In the city
7''N" AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
900 pIcces LATEST STYLE DRESS GOODS
FINE PLAID Po SIf"
EMPRESS CLOTH. all shades:
IRISH and FRENCH POPLINs,
BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS,
G AN1 NERI E8PhES a s antiesy new
hIL-WOOL YOURSELVES, all colors;
PLAIN and FIGURED DELAINEs great
variety.
CLoAKs. SHAWLS, AND CLOAkING.
BRoCHE SHAWLs a1THle ana Go snFlG and single
WOOL SIihWLs. double and single;
CLOhKS. the latest styles:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entirely new
FLANNEL FLANNEL!
20 and @TGG fEhS q plain and
t,rilled, from CSC. upwards.
BED BLANKETS, a large assortment.
BEAVER CLOTH,
CASSIMERES,
BROAD CLOTH,
KEF!H;TrCKY JEANS. SC:
FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
TARLE-cLoTHs and DAMAsKs,
IRISH LINEN.
LTN "a AID f GNdTT6S n n4s n7
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, great variety.
ALSO,
large SG X sflsG!i2nof
HREkKTAsT sHAwLs,
MEHINo VESTS, for children, misses, and
MEMS and BOYS USDERsH1RTs and
And many other articles too numerous to mention.
All is wanted Is to look and conyncG y2ur:c'f ut
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
oc5 AS Broad street between Fourth and Fifth.
T. II. PRICE. JACOB HALL. Z. p. HuDGISs.
FALL, 1862
T.R. PRICE & CO.,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
(nearly opposite post-ocice)
have just opened the largest and most attractive
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
tr.S," ,, ri !, OK and cor uRED SILKS.
E r. TX K' p0pr r. and '1IrACh P0PLINS,
HACN GDI IGT CiEy ~ - ; to 80 cents Der
yard. r>r,,,
w ~, W ~ ST"e'S Val '''' - wv
An ''7>''-' FOR GENTLEMEN.
,1rprs .' cxhiIsfcJ Inv ,nv orc house in our
'to" Sm tI1 r. Wt ,,G III ~ ,WTpS
,r iMsD1t nr rrt9i "
TARDOTO, ALSOP & FOURQCREAN
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GALE OF \ VALUABLE EARM.-ln
- calapIaucc with decree Of the circuit court OF
Mccklcnhurg rendered at the September terra,
1882 in The suit of Scott commissioning. rs Couch,
&c. will sell. on The premises. on UESloAf ~.
on, nrortahrr lsss at . clock Z. W., the TRACT
OFLhSD on which Samuel =. Couch now resides,
living on Big Bluestnnc, adjoining the lands OF Dr.
Tcu..blr and T. \. purycar, about thirteen miles
from m. Richmond ard Danytlic railroad. and
containing SIX HUNDRED AND FOR TI
ACRES. The Improvements con,ist CT good
DWELLING. with :ht rooms, and all necessary
out-hou-Cs Tnc land i well a!.rted ~ the pro-
Gnctior o. corn, wheat, oats, tobacco, ~.
Terms OF SALE: Gnc-thlrI crNh: balance In
SIX ard twelve months, the purcha or executing
bonds with Interest from cato, and the title TO he
retained unit the whole OF the p"rchasc money Is
maid :. l.. JOHNSON,
Commas lone.
BoYDroS, September -, 1850. -c>,--2et
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TUESDA y
THE osruDAY OF SCI e MBE $50!

The public in general will please take notice
that our display Of FALL DRY GOODS viii b"
larger and more attractive than usual. We, buy
ing All goods STRICTLY FOR CASH, arc at all
times enabled to sell BARGAINS and Will" we
have now In stock complete assortment ofcrcTy-
thing usually found in lrst-class store call the
PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF TIE LADIES
n the following. which we are offering as SPE-
CIALTIES, and REMARKABLY CHEAP:
FRENCH ROBAUIX TWILLED POPL1NS,
double widths, and beautiful silk mixtures;
TWILLED PARIS POPLINS, most al colors,
Il; only 75c. worth 81 per yard;
SOIID-COLORED ALPACA POPLINS, various
shades. only 3oc. per yard;
STRIPED ENGLISH CARTOONS only 22c. per
yard.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
at prices to suit all
BLACK ALPACAS of every price and grade
Imaginable:
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MER1NOS, all colors;
EAIpRESS KID GLOVES, all shades, and really
good article. at Sl.25;
l,Coo wards THREAD EDGISG, Rll widths, very
cheap.
ALSO,
have Oh hand Il splendid assortment or
WHITE GOODS,
such as IRISH LINENS, PLAIN, STRIPED. and
CHECKED CAMBRIA and SAlNsooK
MUSLINS.
Also. a splendid stock of WHITE, RED, and
GRAY PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELS;
OPERA, PLAIN, and PLAID FLANHELs,
al colors.
4 heavy supply of MEMS WEAR, such as
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATlNETS,
MELTONS. BEAVERS, TEECOT, KEN
TUCkY JEANS, PULLED CLOTHS. &C.
An endless variety of HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDkERCHIEFS.
SOMETHING NEW.
CORsETS 4 La PANNiER at II, warranted
whalcbone.
PLAID SHAwLS, BROCHE sHAWLs.
NOTIONS, JET JEWELRY, EMBROIDERIES,
and a LITTLE OF EVERYTHING that Is
generally found in regular dry goods store.
AL We ask iSa CALL
HIRSH & GUGGESIIEIMER.
SALEsMES: W. c. Kcan, J. II. Chcnery, and
". II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. sco5
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LIME.

baltimore LIME, in hogShcadS-a
~ very superior article for plastering and brick
Misunderstanding daily.
ocG i. = LIE.
7 ME, LIME, LIME.-W | L % N )
Il STPERlOR VIRGINIA LIME.-FuLL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY on llAHD.-tiaring
erected ut considerable cost the largest KIN
In the United States constructed on the most APP
proved p!un. WE INTEND TO JNDEESELL
THE NORTHERN LIME. and we invite at!en-
ton To- tins VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. The stone
of which this lime is made is nearly pure, and the
barrels are full size.
AGRICULTURAL LINE viii he delivered At
al! points on James river and Oh the canal siahed
or In quick state. at the lowest rates.
w. G. TURPIN Il CO., Manufacturers,
Rockville, i}otctourt county. Va.
Address DILLON Il ELLETT
General gents, 1893 Dock street,
tyl3-Sm Richmond Va
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DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
No. 1906 MAIN STREET
SEPTEMBER 80, 1859.

We arc now receiving by every steamer from
New York, AUCTION BARGAINS IL the DRY
GOODS and NOTION LINE.
Besides Dress Goods and Notions and Fancy Ar
ticlcs OF all kinds, are constantly receiving by
every steamer. Blankets, Carpets Oil Cloth, La
dies und Misses Shoes. Chldren'5 and Infants
Shoes. Mems and Boys Shoes, and Mems and
BOYS Boots, &c. oC /
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4 AND SALE.-By virtue Of 4 decree Of
] ] the circuit court 81 1Icck'caburg county rem
drrcd in The case Of PnrFcar &C., against iuF '
yg,rs G%Gcot2r al ,iI [s1% .f, a;b Of
October. I,f0 nj - O'Clock u NIL the REAL E~-
TATE belonging to The ,!gtcnI'ni' EcuIsn y
"r,yr'r 4sislnS - * ~" 1nrT end Of
Mccklcnbarg county. and described as Etii""a
!. TIE HOME rLACE. WHICH c"r:ains SIN SIN,
HUEDRED AND TEN A'is N 81 icrti'e "ii"
nal growth lying on the waters 81 the biE BIuc1
store creek, and adjoining the lands OF t!cnard
BHyd and .othcr>. aud Is Situated about fourteen
miles from Scottshurg depot. on The Richmond
and DanTille railroad aud two miles from StAun"
tom river. Tn improvement consist o. ; lFa,'
The mansion house on the south side OF The Able
VILE road-an excellent aud handsome dwelling
with six rooms-and all necessary "ut-hoU>cs, III
thorough repair. Second. The ovcrs, cr,s house
consisting Of a email but comforttb" hEildihE,
located on the north side Of the ..'tarst,.c road
This tract is iutcrscctcd by Tho AbhcT!llc Fuad.
Giving the mausion-hpusc tract as! acres, -nl 10
tn" afcrs"cr' s-house tract 2.lt 7crI. ana %'I DC
sold together or separately, 10 suit purchaser.
This j. o@c Of the most &c: '..D.@ !ariAa III lhc
,. The TOM PURYEhR PLACE, containing
THREE .uuNDtED ANp sly t>Il-o;HE
Tn r iE A on li4 I l %t %'s ~ dj5in
iu. tie land, uf3c !. Rich trds and others, With
Il small but comfortable dwelling and@I necessary
out-buiiGngS. in good repair
,. The GEORGE GILLESPIE PLACE. which
contains ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SEVEN AND \ HALF ACRES. In Il goou state OF
cultivation, well wa;arcd and tiinbcrcd, with n
comfortable awrlllug-lpusc a;d all necessary Out
houses. IN good repair. and ad.ola9 tie estate o!
Alexander tillIspic, deceased
al uf the above sales viii tax" place ut Tie man
iu;l-housc Of the Defendant Furg ear. The title
To the above lands. 4 icc-,!mpc u which VIII
he Given i believed L. be Unqugstoaed, though
We only convey such title rs Is III is IL cgmInlS-
Tie HOME TRAC has been recently surveyed,
and plat Of the same may be seen a. tae rs"
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Iiy Grtthbs ( Williams. Auct;onocrs,
Eleventh street between Ntin and Bank.

A VERY GOOD BRICK DWELLING
n Ok THE NORTH SIDE or MARSHALL
STREET. NEAR To ELEA PARK, At AIc-
TID%.-Uu TIL H>DAN, 7th October, ut o'clock
7. NJ. we viii sci! upon the premises the DIV ELL
IEG above ~C."rrcl. to- adjoining Mrs. StlDerling
II has ci.ht large and airy rooms : besides, i
Kitchen + substantially built. aud well finished.
with slate roof. 7 he lot Is ~ 10y lbs feet. The
urirnharhood i ~ improving one and the pro-
merry very desirable ut the price II VIII sell for.
TERMS : ~ sale. ~
GEUBBS ( WILLIAMS,
ora auctiOnCcrs.
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At the same time and place we VIII sci ibc
TRACT OF LAND upon witch j2!aes Hayes. Jr.,
now resides, LYNX on Cox crock, cgnt3,i,g9iirIS
FOUR hrNrRED AND SENEAl l-IS -
ACRES with cool GweiIlu-. oGt-hpu-e5, &c. TIL"
tract ~ wei, - that OF y. Il. Thomas, IS among
the best OF the famous Cox CrcoA Lands Hoted
tlrou" hout this section - couGsry.
TERMS OF ruE WItOLEOg TlIE ABOVE LANDS
One-h!rd OF The purchase money IN cash; tie resi-
due ,lpon a credit Of SIX and t"eiEc months, inc
nurcha>er executing bonds CARRYING interest rom
date and the tile retained until the Whole oi kAe
purchase MONEY + paid. And IL d2taait 81 any
purchaser complying With the ts.lha OF sue 'Ee
.''''' - WILLIAM I. ATKINS,
). i. JOHNSON,
Commissioners.
po,,ytoo scptamber %, 1892 se2E-tO2t20
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By Wellington G0Gdin.
AuCtiOnccr aud Real Estate agent


TtTI-ARJF PROPERTY on JAMES
,,,,1 haIrIi - r.nC:; s,r., ~
!; ..rf,I = StIIr ,i,n H.n ,Tiit ,Iti
,1.,t - rIt Mini iri ~ Cp
e. e. rii1k11rryTrL,E tjt1Fs ,I'GI ,p0Irg En;tP-
Xxx II !, \ t;Ifjs,, ~ JA%H tD-
';rftE pIf tflrG\I tEit
i::t,,Ir1rs'pST,Iri.r t%I, i,II.iIIn<D tH,D lt,<-
"a -, l t sr th rrn
,inlhIn rcgI csi;tn The former piece. has q river
r.', -. Nom ,pn tr.t .,tft.i.ln E.r wharf mr.
ROM OF an%Ht Tive ' ei-yarI ard he
and is j9ily rGsarg4 = G%s%n@ I T3ny IdyIn
taE%S; hIs,. ,'. .r ~; =. : -, - -
EF.H " Ia ~ @GtsiIaIh! t1" ,t tiNh u, IN
GGiSr 3 5En - PR % ~ i t"Tnnnd n
tcrsbmrg Railroad Company: rI2ts can BE- seen at
my office. NhLL4N"lON ',o,ii'if,
oct-- slw-w = 1.,l2l.,Cl.
W. 1>I,St3 i,oi ~ .,.s 80, ~ Cr -
~ - if ~ M ~ ~ - ~ 1
by l-V lcct. oE ~ = ~ - ~, ~ .'>''
payment ana iiii'I!, I..'i'' ''''l "''' vi
Real Estate A =; It and NJ Aucltaaecr,
DC lin I'M 'S'' ''''''' '''''' ''' '' - ''0' '''
Stnacdi in Clarks1iIic. tennessee, in The mast
celebrated tobacco section in the West. place re
banking racilitics.
enough to hang NOR, !han one hundred hogsheads
81 strips. with dryinC-roum arrange! tor FUR
mace nine large tobacco screws; brick Office;
hyc or six brick cabins three large ciatcrms:
warehouse "5Oxa0 feet on the river. with private
i,i'I Mn 900 ho@2hcads ltrins and dried l.
DEECE, with al necessary out-huiidimcs good
SOM SON; SEVEN l AG i :" Sr,;nn1 H Mtih M%Aa
detached as not to be endangered hE contagious
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CtUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
y market price in CASH for SUMAt, delivered
either at our tmncry in Manchester, at railroad
ccpots in Richmond. ~ store ~. Main street,
Richmond The leaves must DC of green color,
wei dried and free from berries, sticks, and sand
-, ~ HIIST X KING.
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ygTANTED.-I wish to rent (or buy a
w SHOWCASE. Parties having such would
do well 10 call at the DOLLAR STORE, No. 9o'
nrn,d street &C l-lwT
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Bv Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

iRrnrs & WILKINS. Auctioncers.
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WANTED. TO PURCHASE NEAT
w COTTAGE RESIDENCE. with five Or SIN
rooms and usual out-hOuScs-hrick o. wood-ln i
res spectacle part OF the city. Address Nv. DtS-
puici office. oct"
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BLACK ALPACAS Of every price and grade
Imaginable;
EMPRESS CL Otis and MER1NOS, all colors ;
EMPRESS KID GLOVES, all shades, and really
good article, at Sl.25;
Loco yards THREAD EDGING, MI widths, very
cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-23
Chicago lGnFkeL.

CHICAGO, October %.
FLoUR-HOlders firm; spring extras
at "a 75a6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull at 2ka23<c
lower; sales OF No. l at 81 03a1 Oh; No. 2
at 96a9711cj closing tirmer at g7a971<;
this afternoon market unsettled at 96a
96Hc seller, and 07c buyer October; csc
buyer November for No. Q. Corn-Dull
and weak, No. l at 651Ic; No. 2 at 6411a
06c; rejected at 6L11fa63c; closing at GAIA
64Nc for No. 2; this afternoon market
unsettled at G5a651<c seller, and 66c
buyer October for No.. Oats-Dull
at 1<aAc lower; sales Of No. 2 at 391<a
S0Nc cash; 391<a4Oc seller and 4Oc buyer
the month; $50 seller November; closing
at 391a39Ac cash. Moderately
active at 2a8c lower on No. l and 2;
and 4a5c lower on rejected; 67a6SHc for
rejected; closing at inside; sales of No.
l at 75a7511o; No. 2 at 72a74c. Barley
Steady at 81 l5a1 II for No. 2 cash and
seller the month; closing at 81 10 seller
the month.
CATTLE-Dull at S3 75aA rs for COM
mon to good COWS; IS 121<a5 25 for light
steers.
HoGs-Dull and easy at S0a9 25 for
common; 50 35a0 65 for lair to medium;
SlO 70 for extra to choice.
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CINCINNATI, October %.
FLouR--Unchanged and dull; family
IS 50a5 o..
GRAIN-Wheat-Held Mt 81 lOal Is.
but these rates are from 2 TO So above
the views Of buyers. Corn-In moders
ate demand at S5AS7o for ear. Oats
50a5Sc for mixed; 54a66c for white,
CoTToN-Dull at 25Na251<c.
ToBACCo-UuchanEed at IS 40a26 60.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 l5.
PRovIsIoNS-Mess Pork-Dull at $3I,
Bacon-Dull at l61<al7I1c for shoulders
and clear sides. Green Meata-In de-
mand at $ll Halls 90; not much cutting,
Lard-ofsred at ITO without buyers.
Hods-In demand at 50 50al0 25 for
good 10 extra large.
BuTTER-30a35c.
lSHc
Edas-25c.
OILs-Llnseed OIl-Dull at 97a9sc.
Lard 0ll-Sl 83a1 IS,
GoLD-1SO&; buying.
Ex0HANGE-Dull: 10 discount; buy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-23

WILMINGTON. Oct. %.
The trial ofthe offers of the Steamer
Cuba, confined before the u. s. Com
missioner to-day, and the court adjourn
ed until Tomorrow. The only witness
yet examined, was Gordon, who said
he belonged 10 the U. 8. Detective force,
The defense expect to be able to invail
date his testimony; the trial may con-
tlnue several days. The sailors and
mariners have been quartered at the
Seamen's Home by their officers, and
show no disposition to leave; they have
generally conducted themselves In an
orderly manner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-23

November, Il Is said, Is the time lxed
on for the next gold conspiracy. That
month has, for some years past, been
the hardest Of all the twelve for the
commercial community to weather. II
marks the period when the money OF
the country ls fully employed In NOV
Ing OF the crops, and consequently,
when q peculiar stringency Is felt.
Speculators like Vanderbilt are said 10
shape the course Of their operations for
the entire year, so as to take due adj
vantage OF this regularly requiring
'tightness' of November. The time
chosen for the plot is therefore good.
It doesn't follow, though, that the plot
will be more successful than the last
one. We apprehend that the Treasury
reserve of cash is big enough to crush
a money corner In November as we'll
as 1t did In September, and we have no
fears that the Administration will hes.
itate to do It,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-23

The New York Commercial says Gen.
Buttertield In a. letter to Secretary
Boutwell,, Indignantly denies the as
sertions regarding his association with
the schemes OF the gold ring, and repu-
diates the idea that he has been in any
manner Identified with 1t. He requests
full and searching official inveStIga.
tim
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Now YorIk Produce nInrltet.

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
CorToN-Heavy and lower; sales oi
1850 bales at 26Nc for mlddlIng up
lands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and slightly In
buyers' favor.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and heavy and
1a2o lower. Rye-Dull and heavy at
81 O64l OF for western. 0Rts-Firm at
62a6S1Ic for western. Oorn-.Closed
dull at 98caSl 90 for sound mixed wes-
tern.
Recommendations at $50 76
for mess, Beef-In fair demand with
steady prices. Out Meats-Firm and
quiet. Bacon-Qulet and steady. Lard
Steady at 17<alsc for fair to prime
steam.
Edas-Ouiet and unchanged,
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THE MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies Institute

uAs A BEAUTIFUL AND CONVENT
IL ent location upon the emlnence from
which II takes Its name, It's history has
been record OF uninterrupted prosperity.
It's course OF instruction runs through
three departments OF four years each. 4pe-
ciRl or elective courses OF study may be pur-
sued rs far. as students may wish. Peculiar
advantages are thus offered young ladies
who have already taken the ordinary Eng.
lISh studies. The best OF instruc ctiOn is given
In Music, Drawing and Painting, Modern
Ian guAges and other extras. None but the
most competent teachers are employed.
Apparatus Ia furnished for every depart
ment. Libraries containing several thou.
sand volumes OF standard books are always
accessible. Physical cnlLure III carefully At
tended 10.
For Catalogue or further Information ad-
REV. A. ]. ROWLAND, Pre-. .Ident,
orI II. WHITE, Treasurer,
No. 14S Race Street,
aug12.wly CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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ImmOnse Railway Consolidation.
NEW YoRK. October %.


Mr.. Duulevy, OF Chicago, now in this
sixty DAYS the New York Ceptrai' TIL Hud.
son, Lake Shore, Northwestern, ST.
Paul and Rock Island will be one line
OF railway consolidation, on O basis Of
s per cent. net earnings. This consoli-
dation line will lease psrpetually the
Harlem and Erie roads, the Erie at z
per cent. on one million dollars and the
Harlem at 8 per cent on fifteen million
dollars. The Erie gauge will be mar.
rowed at once to the gauge Of the other
lines OF her connections, the Atlantic
and Great Western and the Ohio and
MtgslsRippi. The New York Central
will be put into this consolidation at
H0, Hudson at 200, Lake Shore at l26,
Rock Island at l75, Northwestern at
par and 81, Paul Rt par.
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A decision OF general interest to
farmers, and especially TO the large
stock raIsers of the West, has Just been
made by Commissioner Delano. In
some districts persons had been assessed
for tax as cattle brokers, who were In
the habit Of buying cattle In the sum.
mer and turning them into their pas
lures and selling for beef to butchers
and drovers as soon as they were Ii
proper condition. The question OF their
liability having been referred to the
Commissioner, he decided that they
were not liable, If such buying, pas
turing and selling were necessary tC
their busidess as farmers and grazlsrs
or properly incidental thereto. The
real cattle broker, under this decision
is held to be one whose regular bust
ness 1t Is to buy and sell cattle In values
greater than ten thousand dollars an
nually, and simply for profit.
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IsX TELEGRAPH.
A Revolt A EaInst the Revenue Laws In
Florida.

Florida.
n.... WASHINGTON, Oct. %,
General Kryganowaski Supervisor OF
Georgia and Florida, reports under date
OF October IL, that jackson and Wash.
ington counties In Florida, are under
control oil an armed mob, which has
risen to prevent execution Of the reve-
nue. laws. The leader OF this mob Is
one Jas. P. Coker, who Is represented
to be wealthy and influential man,
he has threatened Assistant Assessor
Low, OF Mariana, with personal vio-
lence and has challenged him to
fight, and that the officer writes to
the supervisor that he can only canvass
his district at the hazard OF his life.
Assessor Wilson writes corroborAtinK
his statements. The Collector OF Ous-
toms at Jacksonville, Florida, J. A.
DOokery, writes to the supervisor that
the State tax Collector and his wife had
been brutally murdered In Washington
county, adjoining jackson. That there
had been seven murders In jackson
county since the Sd inst, and the Depu.
ty Collector and Assistant Assessors oil
Internal Revenue are in imminent dan,
ger. The supervisor has called for
troops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-23

FINANCIAL PRosPRors.-The receipts
al the United States Treasury continue
large and the disbursements quite
within the estimates. It Is given out
In Treasury circles at Washington that
the receipts from customs and internal
revenue the present month have been
such ns to render certain further re-.
ducIion In the amount OF the public
debt at the end OF the month. The
Secretary Of the Treasury, 1t Is reports
ed, entertains no doubts but that there
Will be a steady decrease In the debt
for the nextiour or five months. There
are one hundred and fourteen millions
OF dollars in coin In the Treasury,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-23
.GnsG'ttelIiaet'rer:

CONVENTIONS, as we remarked yester.
day. are all the rage. The latest Is one
OF the dentists, reported this morning.
Cleveland Is TO have one ofresl estAte 9
agents next month. Now let US have
q convention Of The peanut dealers. The
prospect OF the crop ought to be dis.
cussed and prices regulated. Scott Ia
the man 10 issue the call.
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors Of Thomas Omen, GeceGSed!'
TN PURSUANCE OLA DECREE OF THE
ClrcuIE Court OF the County Of OHIO.
made In cause therein pending, TO subject
the real estate OF the said Thomas Omen,
deceased, TO the payment of his debts, you
are hereby required TO present your claims
against the said Thomas. omen for adJudicR-
ton 10 Hannibal Forbes, Commissioner, al
his ONCE in the said county, on Fourth
street, in the City OF Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, on or before the 9th day OF NOvem-
per, 1869.
Witness, Michael ]. Brelnlg, Clerk OF said
Court, this 18th day OF September, 1869.
MICHAEL ], BtEINlG, Clerk.