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TIE sTAiTEOF THE NATION.
Pertinent Questions to tho BeIIsEy
eFett Men. r
RoTTs on TH1 DUTY OF VIRGINIA


RoTTs ON THB DUTY OF VIRGINIA.
lion. John NJ. Bolts has addressed long
letter,tO the Alexandria Gazette, from which
we c.tEke tue following extrncts:
"But let me say in advance, that I am
one of those who have heretofore opposed
the adoption OF all platforms in Presiden.
tlal elections as being worthless at best,
but, as in the general, calculated and de-
signed to perpetrnte fraud and a cheat
npoI the people; nevertheless, did he
lieye that if one could be adopted which
could not be misrtprcsentcd and respecting
which no fraud could be practircd, it was
TINT platform adopted by the convention
in Baltimore that nominated Messrs. Bell
md Everett, TO wit: The Union, the Goa
stitution and the enforcement of theI0ws
more especinlly when at the time of its
adoption, disuuion and resistance to the
laws was threatened on all sides, il Re-
publican candidate should be elected; and
still more especially when it was known
that eaclSot the candidates selected to be
put ON that. PLATFORM had voted in 1883 for
the Force bill, thus recognizing the obli-
gntionlonthe part oftlie federal Executive
to enforce the execution of all laws. even
in State that by ordinance in convention
bad declared herself out Of the Union.
Now, then; for, the questions i. propose: &
''Qucstion /. Did you approve the con-
duct of Mr. Fillmore's admir istration, when
he sent federal troops into Boston to en-.
force the execution of the Fugitive Slave
law in tho case ofiAnthony Burns7
Question 2. Are you now ia favor of
all the powers Of the government being
exercised for the purpose of enforcing the
provisions of that law? @9s,f7.I
"Question 3. Are you in favor. of the
equality Of the Statesl 5r1asIsir
"And if these questions are answered in
the affirmative, as presume they will be,
put as
''Question 4. How, and upon what prin-
ciyle, do you make tue distinction between,
executing one law by force in Mnssachu-
sets, and, At the same time, propose to
tucur the penalty of treason and introduce
civil war into our midst, by resisting the
same process for the execution of other
laws in South Carolina?
"And will tell you in advance, that il
will not do for you TO put yourself ON the
gronnd assumed by some, thar there is a
difference between using force in q state
that has declared herself ont of the Union
and one that has taken no such ground.
because you and those Of our party who
profess to concur with you, utterly and
wholly deny that any state has the right 10
declare herself out Of the Union, exception
the ground of revolution; aud suppose
none Of you will deny tho right of any aud
all goTernmentS to put down revOlation,
and that If not successful, that rev 6latfod5.
ia treason.
} Question s. Did not yea and / those,
vhoSH SoRfss y0u dphbld 10 q eohttlif
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IRor tho IutGllIgOuosr.l
ADooal piece Of History
TR1Aptlrn1i. tan. 1s. 1s

TRGApELFHIk, Jan. l6, 1861.
Among tho earliest pioneers In this re-
gion Was one Peter NeswAnger he lived
a portion of his time ina cave. Itwas
occupied by him at FIRST, because he had
no other shelter, aud afterwards as a re-
treat fromthc Indians. 1t must have been
a very seeure hiding place, for more wild
and lonely place it would be difichlt to
dad, even among orr wild bills. The cave
IS Beneath the shelving rock of a water
fall in deep ravine, the mouth of which
is nearly opposite where the road leaves
the bottom leading up to the Shals Oil
Factory, nine miles east of Wheeling. It
i still TO be seen with only suchF changes
- the lapse of more than fourscore years,
have made upon it. Tradition says it had
been previously occupied by Indians. 1t
e Pagtiy natural aqdI partly Artificial, and
Eoqsti7 make a very good den for wolf
sPF ts1Rild eat, bat not very comfortable
sFestaeuss, We incline 70 think, for civilized
b Some distqqes from the ea4e ths-infttalt
q ttgAaSeFs nAmt afG found earvsd
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No., FOR CITY CLERK.-MEssEs,
EJtSlS@ EDEToRs-PIease announce me as caudI.
daiefor the office Of City Clerk, at the approaching
Charter ElectiOn. fdecIII JACOB BURKLE.
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Saddles, Harness. TRUNKS. "a.

.slI WliULESALk 2 REEAIL. = -
D. SHEPPARD, No.1Sl Main Street. corners
Union, viii eOhtinue % keep on band aIaFgSarid
complete assortment Of all RrtIcICtIn hts line eSi5f
Ing Of LAleA' and Gsntlenen'5 saddies Fins CSrok
LnEnsss' Trunks: YAlceS, Carpet BaGa; Eatelell cor
lars, HRmes, Whips, &c. -
would respectfully call attention 20 my stock and
tFust BY strict attention aud pFOnEtnOIJ 10 merit
continuance Of the public patronage =
All klnds Of Espairipg promptly done, aud ia pro-
per i..111 aS'11ESf' ,tS .! n sgtligP|ARb
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YAE TO THE ClTTZEVS or
ky-SGs5A lwHEELING.-I offer myself as a cSnili-
date for tho Oica Of City Sergeant, At tho ensuing
Charter Election. Ldec13ti GEORGE FORBES.
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VAgT, CITY YSERGEANT.-M7s ED.
tSAEESe tr0Es.-Pleasa announce me az a candidate
en- HuinE Charter Election,
toclS' SMITH MCDONALD.
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S9sE-1-s CITY SERGEANTSIIIP,
AhSsSs EolToRs INTEILtGESeER.-Annonhee p L.
KIMBERLY IS the candidate Of the business and
working men, for the Oics Of Sergeant Of the City,
dsoIs, LBGiIoNs OF VOTERS.
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Y9fsST. FOR WHARF MASTER,-
R5~zE5A MESSKS. EDITOAs-PleaSe announce tho
name OF JOHN IRWIN az a suitable candidate for
Wharf Master, at the ensuing Charter Election and
oblise (deelsH1 MANY FRIENDS. 9
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S1<. FOR WHARF AIASTER...
ky<A62 MESSRS RDIToRS.-PIeaSs announce ,IO-
SEeIl MANNERS as our candidate for that Office.
decli$ MANY VOTERS
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TlEITa SUPT. WATER WORKS.
49, respectfully offer myself as a candidate
Tor re-eectlon to the ONCE Of Superintendent Of the
W3tOr Woris, at the ensuing Charter Election.
drcl4S WAI. DuLTY.-
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49,. CITY CLERKSHIP.--Tr..n r..nscf-
49, fully announce myself a candidate for the
office Of City CLERK, Mt tho approaching Charter
ELECTION. ldec19%l It. c. BONIAM.
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V4pE, STREE CONNIlSSIONER-
49, MEssRs. EDTTEos.-I offer myself "a a can.
dat9 for election to tho office of street Commits
1soner. Ldeelssl HENRY SHARP.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION 81
Risks accepted terms consistent with solveney and
fair profit. .Tff
EEpteialahtsStiongireat 70 toIHsurqHeceS DWELLINGS
and cSntcntS for, terWs % one 70 FIRE yearS.
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"Question, Is. Finally, do you think you
have rightto find fault with and conl-
plain of us, whoistoo by you in the late
contest, in favor Of THE Union. the con-
slitatlon and the enforcement of the laws, >
and still stand taithfnl to our professions
and our principles, because we cannot
stultify ourselves ms We think we should,
by now declaring we will let the Union
Glide, the constitution be trOddcn down,
and the laws violated with impuuity.D
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zF3tsTSs TO THE CITIZENS of
HS<s2s WIIEELTNG.-I offer myself as enndi.
date for the Office Of City Sergeant at the ensuing
Charter Elecsion elected, pledge you TO dis
charge the duties Of tho o!ce promptly, faithfully
and tmpartially to the best OF my ability.
deel]% ts.lrs5 J. J.L.SANGSTON.
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FOR WHARE nIAe

Mo- CITY CLERK..-MEssRs. Rpfr6Rs.
w. Offer myself As a candidate for reelection
70 tee Office OF City Clerk the ensuing City EIec
ton. tdecl5tl John G. pORTER
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Upwards or SI3, 100000
ofLosses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance ca
Intho past 81 years.
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T9F151a TO THE CITIZENS OF
S5SaaA WHEELTNG:-Io offer myself as a canii-
Works, ~ the ensuing Charter Election
declS JAMES ". MOORE.
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that the country was becoming too pouu.
ious for him, pushed farther west into a /
then unbroken forest, that be might have /
oltter hunting gronnd, and enjoy the
dangers and solitude of tue primevRl forest |
which he 80 much loved. VS..
(i9SSSs FOR AlsDRRATA1i.-S -SfFFSEs5F1.l |
IE04sy-PlsaSe a1u0unsSs tOFTlS3 SRS1Sf |
LEX as candidate for AldoriaNn Of ne Stl WSEj
Janls3 MANY FRIENDS.
ly2ISs FOR NIAYOR,--WESSTS T:nITo5S. |
y >l<0 Please announce ANDREW ). SWEENEY, |
as e4ndtdHte for the Otaes pf Mayor, Mt the
tanl2. TIE CITIZENS.
T1FLTa FOR R1IAYOR.-MEssRs, EpIToRsl-
b><SsA Please announce ANDREW WILSON, EsI.,
as candidate for reelection to the on co Of Navr
at the ensuing Charter election.
-SGto------------ SGttto' THE PEOPLE. 4
E9FST@s STREET COMMISSIONER.i
49, MEssRs. EnIToAS-Plsase announce WI
HEnU"N as suitable candidate for Street Com.
JAMIE MANY FRIENDS.
SA TO THE CITY ,VOTERS,--
49, We beg leave to respectfully o1cr as a can.
did9ts for tho office Of Street COmmissouer MAR
Gus W. ANllCK, who IS we honestly believe as well
qualified to discharge the duties Of said Siieo NJ Sn
other person who eau be presented.
Efe56s WAITE WORK S.--NErssRs.
,f.nrT9ks--Please announce JOHN NYIIITR
at the ne1t city election his Dsrfect I,., " 49,
the duties OF the office will enable him, IL elected
10 .s'NS seusFH1 satisfaction
S. 1eeE. -. MANY CITIZENS.
FlsE77s STREET CONIBIISSIONER.-
~ MEssRs. EDlToGs-Piease announce 10.
SEtII lIALLEH as candidate for Street Commits
sl0neF' and Oblige [dee25sl MS FRIENDS.
TRr51a TO THE CITIZENS OF
SSSal5A WHEELING:-IO offer myself as a candi-
3ts l9F thS ONCE OF superintendent Of tho Water
deciS ''tet IIyTs;93: ISTTS3r I,ooDp
------- ---- 80 . SsSl--.--
No. CITY CLERK sci respect
- sn fully &nn9unee myself candidate for the
Election T.Iec,1St, 9 'lo approaching &C Charter
= s,,5yS
TE[sT=S, gSTtEEET COMMISSIONER
- MESsRS. EDiTEos.-I ufer myself can
asle i0F to tho office of street Commits
el--- -t---.le s'' a ~
49, FOR, WHARF MNSTEIR
El&sEa SIrssKs EDiToHs-pieoSe 1nnoI,nc.N a.
name of JOHN IRWIN a. a suitable rapiidSfO fir
obss ,es a hs ensuing oHstST FsT!R and
"a FOTR C7Ir1I- mn 2 a eT,7 I.13 =
,4S=ASI-,Ss,I SsS1oSs I - 80
sslf n a eanjJS4o ~ - ~ 'ly QUE
Fcasurer At the "Tt ~ tns 0'nee ol Cit!
ase1. r. W, HARDING. !
NIEsSSs EnrToss ~
SEPI FORSYTH ne Inc Indcnsnds,t ra1,IjJS,s s
tho nnonIO fnT fbo gis ~ JSSa - ~. oA
suing Charter Election. - '''s 'H-
---------------- !ll9 aAA1 TRENDS.
KlFsSSFS CITY CLERK...MEssRs RDfroRa
49, offer myself as candidate for reelection
70 tee OEcc OF City Clerk at the ensuing City Elec
tion. [decI5tJ John g. PORfER
AE9E.sSTSs TO VI e CITLZ Ems OF
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rhe PrectpitatIonIsts Cheok-mated-.
Taking Hold ON the EaSteril NOM
bSrs-rMr. NVtcI<ham, OF HemricO.
WISHES TO Prevent IT from TaxImH
Tag S4eYeS the Same as Other Prou-
erty.--1tr. Caldwell Goes In Tor
Sne tax aud ON chat Ground GOeb In
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~ a,5-{j s,, Ne, lle &aInsSs, WbselluF.
The hlShest price paid for stIIPPINC PIfRS
NED soH oESy Fg1Ly Wig Cal al
rat, QPpOSppIn and Deer skins, -
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TOTAL ASSETS, .S9IoI100 10
LIABInITLEs-UnSettledel claims mot duo!$II6,957 eS
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formation, the men are not 10 be had. The larger
cities have already been drained of their fighting
material, and in the rural districts the enthusiasm
in favor Of the war has sensibly cooled off. The
low prices of breadstufs and provisions, when
taken in connection with high taxes, are produ-
cling a remarkably pacific effect upon the agricul-
tural population So long as the war did not
touch the pockets of these people, they were in
favor of its being prosecuted with vigor; but now
that they are beginning TO learn that war is an
expensive game, aud that many of them must
stint their own household to carry it on, the ini-
guilty of such a conflict rests heavily on their con-
sciences. In Western New York, in Indiana, and
in Illinois, the only States concerning which we
feel able to speak with accuracy, recruiting will
not pay expenses. In the two former the apathy
Is so marked that officers sent out there for the ex
press purpose of enlsting men have returned
thoroughly disheartened. In Illinois, which was
to furnish fifty thousand men, we learn that three
different officers have been beating portion of the
State for recruits, but have not succeeded in
enlistng a single man, Notwithstanding they
issued hand bills offering the usual bounty
of one hundred dollars at the end of the war.
fifteen dollars per month"; and five dollars from
the county, to each man as soon as enlisted
With growing feeling throughout the North in
favor of peace, the position OF the Administration
is getting to be critical. A little while ago il
Wanted the number of regiments it could call
into service at any moment. We then stated that
the regiments existed only on paper, and the result
proves that what we said WAS strictly true The
| regiments now wanted, but they are moi
forthcoming, and in this strait, an order is issued
| from the War Department. which would never
| have been made public except in sheer despera-
ton. All volunteer regiments, or parts of regi.
ments, that may have been enrolled within tho
limits of the free States, ordered to be for
warded Immediately TO Washington; whether &C
copied previously, or not accepted; whether armed
| or unarmed; uniformed. or not uniformed. That
anxious order tells the whole tale. The Fedora
force at Washington and on the other side Of th
Potomac has been greatly over-rated. The Gov
| eminent needs more men. If it cannot get regi
ments, it will condescend TO take squads; and tn
squads may be sent on but-slowly, slowly.
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LICENSED AGENCY.
SOLE AGENT OF
THE INSURANCE co. OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL SURPLUS, 1895, 900.

LICENSED AGENCY.
SOLE AGENT OF
THE INSURANCE co. OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL SURPLUS, sss5,OoO.
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA.
CASH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,OOO
nsufe cheapest and pays the prompest of any safe Com
Takes Risks upon mans Life fer the benefit Of his wife
ard children exempt from the claims OF his creditors lso
S %N HES i H4RK!S9N v President s,
J. i LYLE Yasan Gt AK R5 Agent.
Refer to J Hanson Thomas, John s. Cuttings, Samuel @.
son, and Ward Brothers. mh2sr
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ill OF BALTIMORE
Psci. sissued description Insurable Proper.
'''''' ANDREW REESE, PRESIDENT,
BOARD or DIRECTORS
Wm. 6. Power, J; Striker jenkins.
Samuel ei K slailh, Elisha ihsh + Perf;ns,
Charles Hoffman, e. Howard Rogers:
ial8-tr secretafy
National FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY
- OF gALFlAORE.
in'0'p0fssfFs aF * o 81 MARYLAND, 1919
New Building, opposite Second st.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMkGE
Rhort Insursnces may effected for single iav or n,
longer period. JOHN b. SElDENSfRICRER,
x,,un or r,n,, President
Henry N. Bash, VIM. Head,
Adam llenmead, Thomas s. Benner,
George Bartlett, George Small
Joseph W. jenkins, George w Howard
" m. Woodward. Henry Pendext ter
Edward D. Chufch, Hugh Sisson
,o.x H. O. LANDIs
30 -- Secretary.
o B A N tAARINE) INSURANCE
O0HPAN
NE " Y BE,
JhSH CAPITAL PAID UP .........,...,..,aso o nan
ASSETS NOVEMBER sGth 1852 sSt IA 40
Is. g. NORRIS, President
, - $780, THOS LORD, Vice President
SAMUEL H. K00RE, Secretary.
The undersigned respectfully solcits application for
urance in this desirable office.
HENRY NJ WAKEFIELD, Agent |
- Il. WAKEFIELD Il CO.,
'a4ur leSpesrs wharf l
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~ single bottle of sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its cost annually. 81
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDlNG's PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PIEOESl
ECONOMY DIsPATCHi
a1-"A STITCH IN TIME SAVES EINE."-Ss
As accidents will happen even In well regulated fsi
les it is very desirable to have some cheap and conve
nien way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery &c
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household can afford
to be without it, II is always ready and up to the stick
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
NB.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle Price, z5 cents
Address, HENRY @. SPALDING,
No. IS CEDAR Street, New York
CAUTION.
As certain unprncped persons are attempting to palm
of on the unsuspecting public, limitations Of my PRE-
PARED GLUE, would caution all persons to examine
before purchasing, and see that the full name,
~-SPALDNG'S PREPAREDi GLUE,-&
10 on The outside wrasps all ethsrs arsswindink sosA
vfsitR hMA
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& *; q ~ : VS. NEVER T. elect
EalE Il "a 5eN=4 BLEEDING, BLIND OR ITCHING.
bSa 9 E5ESsEl The evils resulting from neglect
of the above terrible disease, should
induce those afflicted arrest its progress at once The
sn o V SAVE suS y h a
y for the care pre- Prevention BEEDING Blind or
ITCHING PILES tits exceedingly cooling and refresh
city, male and female, using it with great success and
s oth NJ S Tf S b rab N beor &
public for the of Piles in any form This preparation
it has always acted like caru being simple appli-
BY W6o aisa a 2aZ Ras bugg Price
Ask for BETTON's PILE sAIyE and take no other Get
Circular from one of the Agents, ana give the Ointment
will be sent by mail or express prepaid on receipt
o. One Dollar a liberal discount made to the trad Ad.
ipaidepot 1t at -''' COLEMAN & ROGERS,
m2l-n Baltimore, Nd.
SHEET AND PIG IRON, &c
- 1850 tons SCOTCH and AMERICAN PIE; % tons Eng
sh SHEEfs Nos, TO 20 10000 lbs BLOCK TIN; 4ao6O
Ss 2D an US RG abs saR hsG
a,1srerr CHARLES Is / /. S oglR2Ta$ 81; VS..
Q. GUS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner OF Howard and FayetCe streets
Under Howard: Esank.
REs aaa sAfs 1 e bs sy s
sS~A Calls respectfully solicited oas-sf
A GRNCY OF j. & R. TENNENT'S
gasks each dozen, pint Stone Bottles Settles b6JB S
e casks asks, d IS sG Ga PG Sk6@5 9 sf5 in glass. 3.
New YORK prices CHAki;ES l. 6GDSsLGYs,
a3,law6wr No. 81 South GAY street
pOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
ATTHE SIGN OF THE Bic Bo on !" ''''
8S WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
TIL, between Gay and a. Holiday streets
friends and the public that selling the balance Of his
Fall and Winter SToCK at much reduced prices to make
sn 6f sa Ht and aGa ebe S
Leather do do, French Kid do. DO BY particular
method OF measuring am enabled to fit the most tender
Thankfal for the liberal patronage have received and
fsssf solicited MSS West Rsadl si;at
ENAMILY HAMS
brands sagaffaTsd Family HAS yheh tS reSse5s Of
above choice article invite De attention family gre.
nh,-ts. Nfi al R Sif%Ds.si rfrsst.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS wishing large
crops Of Wheat and Grass should not fail to use
al.tf : ~ No sPEa RS WHARF, or up St stars at
HlLATE GLASS AGENCY.
PLATE GLASS
FOR srQ 9Nb FRONTS
DWELLINGS,.
WIN. KING Il BRO,
A9HNrs FOR MANUrAorURxssb
And Dealers IN Paints, Oils end Class
No. North Liberty street,
ENRENCH VINEGAR Triple Strong, for Pick
ling and table use, in pipes half pipes and demiohns
or sale In quantities to suit purcha sers, by
J. B. CLARION & CO,
corner Hanover and Lombard streets,
al2 Sole gents for Wards Worcestershire Sauce
uAMS HAMSI!
1880 prime canvassed shipping, at low prices, to
lose consignment; $50 damaged do for sale cheap
aI26t I49 Pratt street |
I OST.-BOOK OF DEPOSIT with the Savings |
Bank of Baltimore, in the name of OLIVIA SPRIGG,
No. 30O6l9 The finder will please eavest at the Bank
al-law4wt
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THE EFFICIENT BLoCKADE.-The Apaachicola
(Fla.) Times, of the Sd inst, in its marine columns
ship Finland Captain Jones, $40 tons, from Liver
pool, Just arrived and commenced dlscharging.
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ESTABLISHED In 1887.
TO CASH PURCHASE
BRANDIEs, GIN, WINES, &c.
or all brands and vint2ges, in House Stores

A large stock of STRICTLY PURE OLD RYE Wills.
KIES from distiers Of high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination OF his
stock which he offers at low for cash. in quan
ties to suit buyers THOS. THOMPSON,
jeii.3m 20 South Gay street.
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lHk NEW PosrAGE-STAMPs AND ENVELOPES
government having issued new stamps and new
stamped envelopes, it will be requisite for those
holding the old ones, and who do not wish to lose
theirs, to have them changed for the late issue
which must be done by Thursday,next, Inclusive.
Inc smaller Post-offices in the neighborhood can
exchange their stamps up to September II, 1861.
RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-The railroad lines
S.'ween pittsburg and Chicago, and Crestne and
cincinnati are now perfected and travellers taking
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p a TIE s2T
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSi
SHIRTSi
SRIRTSI
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OK NO SALE
Unequalled by-any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BoSOhsy
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTSi
MERINO SHIRTS And DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HOSE .
HANDKERCHIEFS
SHIRTS.
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PATENT SHOULDER-SEAM SHIRT MANDATORY,
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Ender Carroll Eel
SOLE AGENTS FOR $40. CLARK, If, & CO.'S VA
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This Company having large Cash Capital upon
invites your Intention and sdes sr n Of Sopr
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people , fa,,, ,;,,..
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DIRECTORS.
"N y" SrAS Spence Reid WIN late @oR E u G Hopkn,
E fSig &R5s. onAs 5& &c. B Berry
JOHN fsfTG b's Sons Epw KoR1fen tSya
SitslImaqn 4 Eiinrichs l. whitman & Co.
GEORGE s bd4as Sloan JOHN Asnb,s56 BTS
}. H. Hoblize & Co Garfield Bro 4 CO.
REFERENCES
Renry Tidany { co. Wni : W iiins CO 90
Baker Bres & Co; J. Alex Shriver
il. keiman Sons Nqah Walker ( Co.
s 5gaG f Fes G dm t aad sr sga ans Brokers
Ackim Co, Bankers; VIM Wilkens Il Cn
Jas Hopper sons G. fahna a%iy Haiaf
Fisher X Hamblet0n, Attorneys Y27-2aw3w
RELATIONSHIPS INSURANCE COMPANY
-StESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF HALFA CENTURY
s. W. CORN Err SOUTH AND WATER STREETS.
This Company 1ESURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE. in the city country, the
oiDroperty
BOARD ECToRs.
il. COH EN-, JR, President
K A. Taylor, j. Pennington,
". q. Harrison, Joshua ]. Cohen
g. 7. Thompson, FrancisT King.
Geo. Z. Yickers, Henry Carroll,
T. W. AiE!ckS, X. =. Steuart,
David 5. Wilson, Wm. H. Bruno,
W. + Worthington. II. Won RapE
.s%Z-eotfr FRED'K WOODWORTH..S eeretsrS
GERMANLs FI8E INSURANCE co.
Of NEW YORK.
3d. Gee
Vi. HfLGER, President.
RUD. GARRlGUE, Secretary
AID. ENGLER, Agent,
IS Second street,
di"-eo'iT opposite the Postofice.
GERMAEIA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash capital. 500 600
ii. HESEN DONCk, President.
FRED SCHWENDLER, Secretary
AID. ENGLER, Agent,
Is Second street,
dl5eotir opposite the Post offic
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