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A UCTIoN SALES IN PHILADELPHIA.
VIM. r SMITH, Gae-aI Lsefioses,,
sOS Chestnut St, above 5th.
Regular sales TUESDAY and SATURDAY
Mornings at 10 m.
Inc " ole and POCKET Cutlery. Hardware,
Fsncy GOODS Soaps, Ofls, brushes a o &C.
forelgn ard Domestic - ines and Lie uore
Loo lots every Thu rsday Morning. 90 Elm
MARSHA g SALE-In virtue of a writ Of
~ w herL issias I..aed from the Clerf's ofhoe Of
tne circuit Court Of the Distinct Of Couu bia and
S. airss tae VII expose g public .sie. for
mencing at o'oloof q m the following roofs and
chattels, To wit, viz: Mnrhle-top DressInr Bu
EAU EAU; s.9t', Clock lot M.ntsl orns%ens !
EIepoh P,a'e Maptel Glass; Cane seat and Fancy
Clair Bsdstssds seddlng,, and M.tlresses !
Festher Bsds, Bolster. and Pillows; iot Picsnres
10y Brussels Carpet; Piano and Cover; lot Blinds
Cnamoeri Mahogany 6lass; Oiloloth, An..-eud
MI o,eock will sell under said heri fseIs.. Iot
Clutch 20 ,ei.ed and leued upon as the goods and
cns;ttsis on Jane; Crutohett, and will be cold &c
saneiy yualcials No. TO January term, 1850, no
iavor Of Wells 4 Miller %. James Cyytohett:
W 4-@ Late " ,. Marshal ID. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GeoY0<tCUA.

BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auotioneer.
GeoresfCWs.
1RGE SALE o. IRON. STEEL, AND
IL CARRIAGE FIEDIN6s ar AUCTION On Phi
DAY MORNING, l8th instant, Ct 10 O'Clock. I
Will sell, N 'front.' Of the Auction Rooms q lsrse
quantity OF Iron, stee, and Carriage Findings,
S26 pounds So orted Ir n,
<0J SprirG Steel,
IS 2-inCh Cast feel,
2Vioes,
SAKE hrm,,
rs pounds oval and half round Iron.
Back Bands,
4heavy Traces,
$50 pounds assorted Fire Iron
20 Bli.tered Steel,
81 halfroupd Iron,
800 assorted BOlts,
Platform Scales,
5Boir Hubs,
32 Spokes.
Terms oash.
90 Is THOMAS now INC A.,
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Orr FRIETps st the various military camp. and
Positions will confer favor by keeping u, posted
as 70 movements and atsir In their vfeinIt,e,.
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AT AQUA CREEK

From Information connded In here, the dis
unionisss have within the Last night fortnig bit
n'a.'ed thirty thousand troops In the immediate
vicinity OF Aqua creek, considerable portion Of
mem having been taken from our immediase
mont Through spies they Learned Of the i'm
mense Preparations being made by the Gov
eminent for month past. for formidable
naval expedition, or fof'two or three such expo
ditions; and judging that the intention Of these
pfePsfanons was 10 take their army opposite us
In me rear, by eheciing landing at or near
Aqua creek, they sent the force above referred
% 10 mat point They have evidently made
gave mistake, and wi shortly suffer Its legitL
mate consequences
AKKLBAsRD PRIsoSER = 4E2
M samuel r. Anderson, formerly OF Georgia
bot now Of New York, who sojournsd In Fort
L4nyssss Tor ssvsn weeks, up 70 Friday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

IaE cAMpAIfSSS2FFEs I G.m ss;,n,,, w.,o, >,
me russian principle, arranged for sleep ~
s sns oI 70 aet as 40 Amhu anoe in case OF IN
.orrs and provisions; light, Waterproof, and per
lsSesy new having been juft uIt % order by one
81 cost PRICE A' - o"'iou iof Sale
udd ltse, HANDSOME, strong, sound, dark brown
nSSnSE, either for saddle or harness.
u PS GsumH MAJ DO seen on sppiication to JAMES
~ w, ~ M: lIvine,s stables. Coroora n's
af,ssts. osnind the Cham House, between and q
oe0
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Slckles Brigade, N Y. 3
Tammany N. Y. VOL. z
Garibaldi do do =. I
De Kalb do do =. I
Berdan'sS harpshooters I
LIST U. 8 Chasseurs %. I
lstNew Jersey CavaIrylO
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Elsewhere In to-day's Star the reader will find
IN account Of the unmssking of series of batter
is by The difunionists yesterday forenoon, ex.
lending. ut Intervals, from Evansport down to
Aqua Greek. They are doubtless designed 70
prevent the Of supplies to this city via the
nver The fsct that toe Seminole passed them
unoef tneif persistent fire without injury to .p.at
OF, shows that they probably fail Of the cad %
which they were constructed. We may add tia,
our naval authorities anticipate little or no trouble
10 transport vessels from them. II they essay 70
give such oran annoyance, the notilla will, OF
course, bring them up under the protection Of IL.
guns rae 100 $500. ri
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At General Hospital, Alexandria, Der II

H. washington papers please copy and send
bills TO the w ar Department oct I6-3t
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- Der GNER's
L n l. AIDE LPHIA LAGER BEER,
9. sTERNBER6ER,
s E A G. IT,
No. 32s ID STREET,

UHc6.1
large supply constantly on hand. 90 ISlm
RALMORAL SKIRTS, of new and novel ..,-
II terms At low prices -
HOOP skirts of the best grades at reduced rates
wants of families ~ sUi'en'
st A pew suppy Of Closks, Raslans, Nantes.
One pr.os only, msrked in plain figures.
PERRY Bro
oc 10 OF Pa. avenue and Ninth N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14
LETTER OF JEFFERSON DAVIS TO THE
MARYLAND COMMISSIONERS.

FREDERICK, Nd, Thursday, June IL, 1861.
The following is the letter Of President Jefferson
Davis to TIE Maryland Commissioners:
MosrooMERY, Ala, May rs, 1861.
GEsTLEnFS: / receive with sincere pleasure the
assurance that the State Of Maryland sympathiIes
with the people of the Confederate States In their de-
teEmiu ed yindcation Of the right Of selgoyelLment
and hat the people Of Maryla are enlisted with
their whole hearts the side Of reconciliation and
peace.
The people Of these Confederate States, notwith-
standing their separation from their late sister, have
not ceased to feel deep solcude in her welfare and
to hope that at no distant day that State whose people,
habits and institutions are 20 closely related and as
simulated with theirs will seek to unite her fate aud
fortunes with those Of this C0nfederacy.
The Government Of the Confederate States receives
with respect the suggestion of the State OF Maryland
that there should be cessation of the hoslties now
impending until the meeting Of Congress In
July next, in order that said body may, If
possible, arrange for adjustment Of the
existing troubles by of negotiation rather than
the sword. But it lis at a loss how 70 reply without
repetition Of the language 1t has used on every possible
occaion that has presented itself bnce the establish
meut Of it's independence.
In Difference TO the State Of Maryland, however, 1t
again as.erts in the most emphatic terms, that It's sn-
cere and earnest desire is for peace that while the
Government would readily entertain any proportion
from the Government Of the United States tend
ing 10 peaceful solution OF the present difficulties,
the recent attempts Of this Government to enter into
negotiations with that of the United States were at
tended with results which forbid any renewal Of pro-
posals from it TO that Government
II any further assurance of the desire Of this Gov
eminent for peace were necessary IL W0ald DC sum
Gent 10 observe that being formed of Confederation
Of Sovereign States, each acting and deciding for ITSELF
the right of every other Sovereign State to assume
sefacton and selfgovernnent is necessarily acknow-
edged Hence conquest of other States ~ wholly IN
Consistent with the fundamental principles and snb
versve of the very organization Of this Government
Its policy cannot but he peace-peace with ali ma
tons and people. x,.ovn.,,s
Very respectfully. JEFFERSON DAVIS
TO Messf McKAg, YKLLogr and HARDING, Comui,1ee OIL
A. Mar land LnKi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14
THE HON. JOHN BELL.

10 tie Editor Of TAsN y. Tribune
Sir: Ny attention has ust been called TO an article
in your paper assigning reason for the late speech
of the Hon. John Bell, in which he advocated ress-
lance TO the invasion Of the Federal Army, that was
made during an hour Of ntoxicaton and that this ex-
cusc had been assigned by Col. Bell in confidential
letter to a friend am authorized to pronounce this
statement in every respect as without the slighest
foundation. No such letter has been written by Col
Bell and the statement, insinuaon, that he is now,
or has ever been addicted to bis cups is most cruel
and unjust. / have been most intimately connected
with COL Bell for more than twenty years. and know
him TO be man Of the rlctest temperance, never for
an hour In his le under the influence your article
charges, of "strong drink" appeal 10 your sense OF
stce to correct the mpuaton cast upon the charac-
Ter Of gentleman whose private Life v above aa ers'
csm or rsprosch. TIL
LesisvIji ~, Juse ], ieeI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14

Mediterranean voyage The propositions for aneloas'
ing part of the worst features Of the nquons
Law on the Pres Of 1852" sure N be approved
by the Corps Legah.f France is getting on; We sure
Of thu.
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THE BoDY OF LIEUT. CREDIBLE.

BALTIsoHs Thursday, june -, lscl.
The body Of leut. CREDIBLE arrived by tho steamer
this morning from Fortress Monroe, and eft for Phi
rdephia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14

RTaph forins,ace. Ihcreln current eAceesive over
rating Of the influence anil Of the OF The Loa
don T.nes And lest It be though, thai speak here
without book" consult, by way Of testing the truth
fuess of the frs, part Of this proposition, the flee Of
The London Times for the past six years aud compare
your reading Of It's most laundering articles during
that period with the Of English policy through
European biaoIy for that period.
Your correspondent is utterly in accord with the
writer Of one Of the editorials in THK TRIBUNE that
there has been great waste of rhetoric the ques-
ton of what England any other European power
would or would not do in regard TO domestic quar-
rel. Woe to the strongest Of them that dares TO
thoriavely take part in il. We ask foreign inter
ference on the national SIDE and will to il that any
foreign interference favorable TO the Rebels shall be
promptly checked and ebeck-maod. But il does still
remain gravsy interesting question, Will England
mady force US to oppose ourselves to her with mad
man. fOrcef
l think not, as Parson McClntook said aptly Last
Wednesday land mind that DIR. McClintock speaks
with certain degree OF authority when lie speaks of
the God-fearing English people, the great heart Of
England has not yet spoken" Aud this brings me
back TO American meeting in Paris with which
began my letter in quality Of reporter Tbereanent
nre TO be noted, among Others these points and fc,s
One Of the most active organizers of this little fde was
DIR. Evans, who "goes in" tooth and nail for the
Union as WIS., who accepts all sorts Of orders from
European soveregns grateful for his dentiscosurg.
cal skill approved upon their teeth, and wears them
outside bis ooatbreas but acknowledges orders for
action that do not from within his clean, patriotic
American breast. DR.. Evans Is not a diplomat;
he is a dentist. But he is the Emperor's dentist,
and is in rather peculiarly familiar relations with Louis
Napoleon. The breakfast speeches at the Louvre
Hotel were uttered, You must understand, within
stones throw Of his MaeSty's palace. The most i'm.
pressive Of them are published in full in the very eau.
tiousy and ablyedited, strictly neutral Gahgnanfs
Messenger, which exists, any newspaper in France
exists within this very week the iniquitous Law on
he Press in the way Of being. - yet quite impsr.
ssty but vwy hopefully modified IL tho insssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14
THE WAR FOR The UNION.
LATER FROII FORT MONROE.
DEATH CT Major THEODORE WINTHROP.

POSITION AND FORCE OF THE REBELS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14

FREDERICK, Nd, Thursday, June IL, 1861.
TIE following is the letter Of President Jefferson
Davis TO TIE Maryland Commissioners:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11
A Child In Heaveu.

a clergyman lost . child A brother minis
ter attended the funeral and q, the close Of Al.
remarks. The father Of the deceased child arose
and spoke hs follows to Lis people who ves.
pIes.pt
When ihaye sought to minister TO you con-
ISOLATION in the time Of your afiiictioa. werping
with you over your dying children. you have q.
ten said to me that knew no,hihg of ibe an
guish and could rot sympsihise Nitb you in
your loss l feel it now ! never did before"
Then he directed thai TO ibs source Of his &c m
tort and support and invited all 10 The fountain
Of living waters. He house stood oa hill aide
overlooking n beautiful river oa the othsr .,de
OF which were luSuriAnt fslds. .Allcding to
this. he continued
Often, A. have stood On tie borders Of this
stream. and locked over 10 tie fair Eelds en- n I.
other shore lave felt Tut little interest in n
people OF the place in Cell view Lcfur. mc. The
r'er separates me irt m TIA m and my thoughts
and my affections we're Ltre. Eut q fsw month.
ago, one Of my ch,llpn moved Actoss 70 the
other aide. and took up b,s residspcv tlsrv,-
Since then my hart Hs teen there al,o IntI
morning. ~h,n rise and look cot tc~ar,ls tLe
East, thirk oi ny child VITO - over iLsre I;
and sgAin and sgAin through the dsy / rhisk tf
I'm and the other sHir Of the ri,sr is Away. IN
sy iAOOghi' Nth ihr child who has eos,s iber..
And Bo~. since another Of ny chlIdr~r has
erosssd the river ef death, ard has gone 10
d~sll on the Oatrr side my hssrt /. drawn cot
towards Heaven. ss - vss never drawn teGors
supposed that Heaven wHs desr 70 ne that
my fN'bsr was there snd NY frpvnds wsrs there.
and that hsd grra, interest," IN iIesyen bot
IAad no cAiLi here ROW ] have AID sever
think u Heaven, but with the memory Of ,hs,
dear child ~ho is 70 be s@ong Sc lahabitsBis
forever"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11

tion Of railroads Many of,hem arv already par.
tally built, and are in . fair way Of ~onmand-
ing .oonpoly Of the southera and South -wss,-
ern trade. and directing il to i,s grra, natural
outlet si Norfolk. Th<rs are in my ows s~c-
ton Of the State, North -westcrn virgins. min
srsl resources and recently discovered iouni ains
Of oil, extensive enough TO furnish the basis Of
80 Enp'rws greatness, and thsse when ds,el-
oPed. viii necessarily add to ths power and
wealth Of the whole State In that seetioa.
should not Be surprised II. in IS years. the white
population there will exceed the aggregate
White population Of Virginia besides. Look at
our geographical position. What relations do
We sustain TO the Pacific! Ifa great national
lins Of railroad 10 built TO the Pacific, and direct
intercourse thus established b~t~ een the Allan
nc and the Pacific sope Virginia city will bs
ths terminus or depot; psrhaps Richmond or
Nosfeik. Already the iron horss," the great
representative OF American energy and enter
prise - pushing his way TO the pacific slope
Alrvady be 10 snuains the air from the sunmit
Of the Rocky Mountains. eager to rush down
aeross the Valley Of the Mississippi; laden with
the wealth Of the Indies" the long sought de-
siderstum Of our statesmen. and deposits his
rich freight along the shores Of our Chesapeake
Lst Virginia secede and all these bright pros-
Pscts are forever dashed to pieces.
beg gsntlsmen to look at the geography Of
Virginia. and say il they would be willing to bs
dragged out Of this Union to Join some mi.sra-
bic Southern Coniederscy ~ . mere outside ap-
psndags-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11

The Norfolk Herald claims that tie ,neeeh
OF Zen. Aillson 10 hi- eonsfiiu-nts IN Ashland
Hall. on ThursdHy night. wAs an aLh and ,io-
9u-nt 'ind'esiion Of h,s political course and AZ
tee lame time naked exposition of our nation
Al difhculf,es. Hls position VA, ,.aTl.,. and
intrepid. hi. frank and inrrniou. ,rr,,n,,p, az
thc iss1es that have Distracted our rouurr, won
ths admiration OF his audience, and has appeal,
20 ths eoaNhctions Of reason were followed M
oy bold, honest, home made truths There ras
no shirkn,g responsibilities. but n manly vigor-
Gus assault upon error and deiu.ion. FIRE. from
political complieities and remaining true ,o M,
record, be faithfully reviewed th, event. that
have crowded upon the public mind. la. an
aiysls OF the troubles that have been forced up-
on the country was full and complete lie
spared not the whip Of jussice upon t6o~e sems-
gogue. who, under new issoss and false pre-
our Government.
lie powerfully sdverted 20 the way in which
secession had ne, ,omplrshed it. suc.es. how it
had snb'ertesi all Law and order and the dear
est claims OF popular rights. "a. believed IL
esu>eirss- and that there vet would he n e,
when sinarting under the inirar,,on ~ r
liberties. goad-d by taSaiIOa .nsi the isspo.. 6 ON
oi iAlsehood. that the POI lIxz so,e- would not
DC stined and the people would assert their in
herent sovereignty. His tribute. To th. Amer.
can flag were ehaste and eloquent and broarht
down storm Ut genuine enthusiasm. lie ar.
So ~ ~ "e seees.ion OF Virginia And evil
war were convertible terms-not distant bs,
immediAie-and that soil vouid be the bat
tie ground. he wAs proud TO submit to laws
which he bad helped TO make, and classified the
Black Republicans and the secessionis,s a. the
true subnnissionists, and proved their Assiaaiia-
ton
Gen. AnLsos deserves the thanks Of every
enion man IN the State for the manl.nsss with
which he has breasted the Sece,sion tide. We
need few more such noble spirits on the stump.
ihe people Of the Norfolk district know hin
to be an honest man. and will no doubt sus,aia
him tTiumphantly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11
POETRY.
vTstees

=
kother. What whispers The hsisfng leaf
~ ha,h Q vtsce. I know. 4
SG heard ssGh ~ u Suffered b."
!" II ssii. To earth &c 20,
AID lsie Is trteG"
neshsr. vhs; sod the early do~er
.he tSeprd ut m my garden bed.
s~ssf wss at With ne chilling biasfS -
ehns. thss ris< the tesd
f'~m NE Ws,ss Jo~er."
Mother. ~hss sssd >s rsiubo- hirh.
when bright on the efoud n sfosd
Green, red. and biue. sn1 vn.let to- r.
"oofs PROM - q tLe aso-i.
Wnt on the IsNy."
hoshsr. chat sala the thuader.s roar.
As sbook she ATth and afr.
when the lightning snp- lie a sAs<x of e.- a,
Has wrath ~as uttered there
On sea aud shore
nosher. What ssre the birds that ay
And nt among tle trees
Oh, love % hear their notss 90 clear ~
'Is psai-e to Him ~ Lo .e>s
spArrOw do
Ny ehiid. all nature kafh O voAee
Our MAKER GU To pr.4sx; G
faen. hke the bard ist yoar vos~e y. s..rss
Ard lo,hg anthems rsi-s;
kneei ssd rrtotce"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11
Cure Cor Drushenne.s.

Usp . fanoOs FpssFiptios IN ess 10 Esg.
Had Tor Tia csIs of d5sHksRs.s iy ahisk tAoa-
sinds sfs sad TO have b.ss assisted 20 reeorss.
ias themselves The rsrips ,auos INTO aotor,sty
through lLs edorts q JOhn Vac Hall. iaihsr u
Rev Nswmaa Hall. snI Capt Woe Hall CON.
naudsr q ths Great Eassssn Steamship lie
had fallen into su,h hAb,tasi drvnkn no.s ,hat bic
mos' earnest efforts 20 Fec'a ~ Liin.slf proved
uaAssl.ng AZ lsugth hs soaght tie advics of
an eminent piJ sician. uho gave bua pro.erip-
t'on vhich be followed hsahfuliy for ,sssn
u'onihs snd ~ the end q ihas soas had lost al
sea'Ts for bqsors, altboogh bs bad been for rns-
ny years led e~Ysiss by uost dsbAsing apys-
ute. vhieh ~ afterwards publishsd. And by
vhicb - ssny other drunk ards have ben a.
sisted 70 rsfoFn. is - follows "sulphais q
iron. gTsins maEnesia. 10 grsias. peppcs.
ninl vassr. u drpehn. spirit ef ngsgsg. I
dFachn twice dsy" Tkis preyarasion sets
- = toais aad s,Iusulast. shd - pa4tialiy sup-
piiss ihs plsrs 81 ths accustomed Iiqsor, ssa
prevents ihat Abeolsss physissi ss.l Dssai psos.
sFsiioa tAst folloE = ssddsA bssakinz a ffou,
the sss n ssiaslating driaka
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11

Watches. Jevelry, Fancy Goods. Cutlery. cloeks,
and Military Goods OF every description
such A Swords. EsaGles e., SaShes
Hats, Lace. Brttotk, &c.
NIi,Gry Ccrapdnfss n1rntshsd eorneiess ,rlA everv
X T C LIE.
Now opening magnificent stock OF New Goods ,rch
a. American Engiish, German and French Jew elry
~ seia and Sngle pieces. Beat quality Gold wAiehe,
English Levers Skeleton do Duplex Ancho Fac are.
meni. Lepine' very small for ladies, set With
PcAIss ard diaInonds. elegantly enamciled Indepen.
Der, der, acd Quarter seeond Watches. Hunting Is esrcs
Cold watches IN every variety.
fich Chira Vases ffUm Pasis ard nres.en French
ard Spanish Pans
Silver, Gold. Ivory. Pearl and Leather Card Cases
do. do. do, Port Mona!es.
tle~a-i GIt ard Byonzed Clocks. Candlebras.
AHA "a WARE-SpoonI, Forks, Ladies, Outer
Xiv. a., the beat quality.
PLtEED Tea and Cnfec Sets Clstors Waiter
Cake BAikeis. Vegetable Dishes. Tureen,, Batter
Dishes. Cnldiesiieks, Teakeilcs. UrnI Salt CeIlar
Tortoise Shell Combs, styles. English and A.
meuean Table Cutlery. Scissors. Pen Knive, ra.ors
sporting k7Nes, Music Boxes. D. :. S, and pair.
Jewellers scales aud Weights. a..
Matchmaker Tools and MGiesals; Watch Claves
list Files.
C. u. a CO. oc.r the above goods on the very bes,
terms Cali and examine
December I lgsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11
ALWAYS IN SEASONl
TO A l. CON GERM ED,

ALWAYS IN SEASON.
TO ALL CONC NED.
I AN now daily receiving ~
Il by the box or barrel the SS
mos; choice and fresh BIVAL YES ever offered in
thlS market. which am retailing by the Plate With
rs Ececfnp np1nicncEfs. and 10 ny town ard country
friends by the Can, upon most reasonable terms
for the juveniles aud their respected parents Who
have 50 hberily paronifei FOR the last IS years
the advent a. Santa Clause and his festive least TIE
sssk. Stocking in tire chimney or the basket In the
&x& parior, can be supplied with the choicest ard
~ moS varied variety of TO Us FR CTTS, ca "
DIES, CAKES and Notions generally, that
has ever been oiered ~ this community. be it maid
or naiTon, or coHting father incorigibie ben.
edict an examination Of the stock hand respect.
fully requested as IL Las been procured grnl
~ a.! tastes and will be furnished on the most reason
able terms.
a PINE APPLES 4 ICE CREA1 -
AESH always on hand 10 their seasor bat A. v
e5x2&S bleak and dreary winter is row upon 4
fINS<SN ut, they eaa only be furnished BY spec.sI
order
LEMONS. Oranges, rsmarirds. &c, for mesielnaI
purpose car be found always without regard 70 cost
fttc Eastern markets caH supply them
Nv regular supply of BREAD ard all descriptions Of
CAKE during the Hoytays. vii be fully adequate TO
the demand of families Individuals and all eaa Be
accommodated from the peunv--t1Eer 20 the bridal
aiornmc"i. JOHN y. BLESSING
December II. 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11

Too suAsr Soa HIS Professor johnson of
MSldlsion University. wa ons day lectsring
before ,hs sipdeass On Niosrslogy Hshad b.
fors him quite = Hunber of sPseiDsns oC vsriou.
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