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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-07
"DoT that lions hi.!e,
And hang a calf skin on those rec

'aDOt thgt lions hiIe,
AMI hang calf skin those recrcant lInbs"
is part and parcel of programme of
which our people ought to he fQrcwnrne,l:
and ii they are so, they will be torearmed.
Knowing that, the people Of Western Vir-
Einin have, by their numerical power, the
ultimate decision of the, question in their
hands, every art is rcsOrteh To for spe-
cions smhterfuSes, TO covcr.up ultimate de-
signs. 1t may be ais well for them 10 un-
dGrstnnd noe. as they assurPdIy will in the
end, that they are to he used Iibr purposes.
from which, if experienced, they viii
shrink hack, too hate, wit horro..
Are they prepared for an abandonment
Of the tariff, and resort to direct taxa
tion for the support of the governments
Are they prepared for an tbnniO.ment of
the African slave trade or lor the lernIi-
zhtion of n coolie or apprentice system,
quito as odions, and quite as inhumAn p
If they are, citizen take ground nt once 2
Wc.know it is represented that If Western
| Virginia goes with the cotton Stqtes. that
ller great mechanical md manufacturing
resources viii be developed tn an extent
lhitherto unknown, and We must have the
monopoly, which is now i1.the bands of
New England. It is false. Those who
tell yol SO Rre deceiving YOU. Ifithc Com
stitntion of the United States were adout-
cd in purely Southern Confcderacy, TO-
morrow, the Cotton State, under. tbe feder-
al ratio of representation, would have The
balance of legislative power in the new
Congress, and the border slave Suites,
with vast minority of white population,
would De Perpetaaily snhjugated. South
Carolina, and other States with her, WDuld
never cOpsenttO the adoption of Iny ofh.
er principle. She goes out of the Union
10 accomplish purposes common 70 herself
and only five other gulf States. There
fore 1t is as Mr. Hammond declares. i.she
will take no guarantees, but viii. 20 out
high and dry forever Why is it, then,
that we are amused ut the childish advice
| TO go ont of the Union, to re-originate and
re.construct it? Is it true, eitherli in NOR
also in law, thatths best way for Hua-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-07
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
a.ks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
aisks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
E7lecidI attention gireW n Eusurdncrcf IEELLINCS
and COntentS for terms ofons to fire years
The progress Of this Corporation Inns been stable
.nd uninterrupted through of financial sun-
Iine and storm or periods eventful in exempt from
weeping cOnfiagr0tOns and maritime disaster. lie
ing long established, oun cN basis the troubles Uf
the credit system affect in no material particular
During "hnrd tmes'' the security of reliable IIsu-
Ennce Is an Imperative dntythe ability Of property
holders tOsustain l0ss being then much essCned.
poIiciesissued without delay. and MI business at
tended to with dispatch aud fidelity. hy
n. c. ARTHUR, Agent,
oEdce over the Bank of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-07
REDCLIpFE. Nov, 81 lSGO.

GENrtKMES:-l have Just received your
despatch. Ilis impossible for me to COM
ply with your HntEcriuS request Sonth
CarolinL will certainly screde from the
costs. no more compromises Of any Sort
She tUM idke no guarantees. bus sriLG go ont
high aud dry forever. lfGeorgia will bacs
her there viii be little or no trouble =
only wish she had c,tlled her convention
for the day before, and gone out first. We
don't want TO lc.,l. WG will gladly give
Georgia the tetd and all the honOrs. Let
her put forth her luud and grasp tIIcm.-
She is aud must be tue Empire State Of
the South, aud South carolina Will have,
perhaps,:l Il hard time williont her snstlin-
ing arm. Your robcdieNtScrrnnt,.
,-n,n..r,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-07

REVOLVING FIRE ARMS
Pistols, Rifles, CarbImea q shot cttrls
PATESTs OF 1880; lsSs; 1857; 1855
'lIESg ARMS HAVE NO EQUALS IN QUALITY
= saH hl are adopted by the Army and Navy
oI tse United State and tho principal ov
o. EnLope; are unIlFr in all their ltts are snpls
varieties as wen ~ CartFl.Ee3 ~ Powder IsiI mi
a9d az snlrl parts F9s rsalrs frO;n Al respect
aSe sIn dealers aad the u1riWaF trade generally
AdlEp1s. Secretary
CoLL,s PATENT FIRE ARIs TAS'f'G CO,
my b75'n4 EEertf6Fpf Chm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-07
Jas MAXWELL. T.5.cAHFsEtL- Gro. R. T1SOLr.
MAXWELL, CAAIPBELLGTINGIE
Wholesale Grocers
GOAIAIISSION NJ ! S MERCHANTS

.
HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 ibis. Prime y. o. MoIaAses,
12S hlf bbls. do az
22n hhds. fllIy fair to prime y. o. Sugar s
l25 bbIs Cr., GranulatC'i pow'd nd CGfIes smear,
% B1IuG'H Golden syrup. -
2S New York do
800 bags sood fair to prime Hio Coffee. pa
80 pockets Java Coffee
- boNCH Natl If. - Iunp Tobacco
45 dp Tarious standard brands % TObaetO.
10 do do do lGs do
10 cases "IIunters'' Ia ~
10 do don Quixoten IS d.
% hlE ch. Y. II and q. T.. Tea.
- do OolOnE and P0uchOnE Tea 7
100 bLIs No 9 Med and Lg. sIssjkerei.
- = Tar. large EiEe.
L. tierrrs Rice.
Pepper, PtnlentO, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cars
Mustard Ginger, indigo, Di-Carb.S
Sal1Tnt1s, Soap, Cundies, WHAhb0si,Is, - tkets
Iuts, Bro0n~, Nails and all other arii IeE en-.
brlGed IN The GroceTy line. MO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-07
EALLS STOcKI

COLD SILVER WARE n EVERY
- variety VIII be Sol very cheap but ngt Io than
ePSt oy @. p. brown.
deSs0 Ifs NIalrI II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-07

Upwards OF SI3,OOO,OOO
y Losses have been paid by the Etna Insurance Co
inthe pRst II years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-07

a Convention is called see To ii ,ti,at you
have men c"rnmittedto yumr permanent
interests. Mark thnse parlor politicians
in our miist.wio never mingle with yom-
who have no sympathies with you, and
who, hyH system of consistent sycoplianry,
are far mnrc popular in Eastern Virginia
and SontIICarOlina than they are al home.
Tie earth for their graves, is now freshly
thrown npi let their obsegues be cnm-
rlcted with bnt few mourners, and let
their enitnuh be
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-07

I purpose On heF
iplated.
herein referred
trd TO new com
assumed that if
to choose be-
nHth, she would
herself with the
tut, that, if Gu
would prefer to
fe States upon
gh her pecpliar
in a Confedcrn-
.ll is not ccrtain)
|uirs the rIIcHSiOn
Korthl0drd aud
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
Arrived.

steau aip clsolor lBr) Lord Kingston lam Aus rt.
sad pas. wsdor booth. iad strong n E Gales D0' Of
steamship josephine U 5. transport Gruialey Washington
Slip o. Express tof Bo,,cnl ale Bakers rnd Nacb
r. yi Rio Janeiro July guino to w H. Webb iut into Rio
Conn.,, s Rio Jsaao Tor o~.Yok for The last day. ssi
within 250 miles S.ndy book with calm weatheE AID ihun
snip Hse,, 0u.en Young, Liverpool JOly7 mae sa4ls1
a and cs@ q ~ T.. s1ie p,srs July ss Ia q So or q o.
changed signal. wih ,hp Msd Of Orleans. bound X Aos 9,
Ship VIM Tell Finck lIayre Jolly mdse sad 'csY Ys'' 'e
His Isy1ti4 tBrcuer Bandora Bremen 43 day.. l.e and
d pass CLaile. Luins July l6 A 42o1 Ion 49, pols
s5s s5 sG bs cine RON Havana bound ~ JSy 81 It . a.
l6n 90 IS, zuaed 'hp steering H. showing No. SS second
Bar ST. JANE, lof Phnad I. Cra.s RIO Janeilo ~ @y
coffee master Aas Z, cspe g. Royne chased by
ofsieft by Safi; supposed her 70 be pr.vS,eer
gk rrnsa Si BsTo,s Olive, Rio Rio J1SgiIS JaDs -
BanOol July s II S. lon. 81 large comet bceJns
BsS virginia c B6adoes) McCaty B,rb.dOe,va Assuil.
Aug. ,, sst 20 Smith, Jones s Go. - -,
BARI Washington tBreen) wenke, PhislphiA 10 sal''s
Bria Dsssirt GiHn BueuO. Ayre, June a. vi, St. hea..
bris Fiir for Bangor sch. Hannibal for Ncw.Yors SeH
ii. w Joll.,on hence. sr AT L. and sailed 'ans day 90
Biz Echo Rice POrt,auPiincs Aug loswOOd to Wilson'S
Biz AIMS Wellington Jof Bnnsor Hale no JAn,iro % ds'
coffee % lowlaEj AspinwelL 80, ,,,-..
schr seven Brotheis 3 D. uesicy Turks leland Alg ,t
10 Thomas Jane. Dars tie gaze Of the lStb ns aaG '"
schr Wood orse (oi NevHsvenl Terry, Baiaeos Aas
g. fiut to Thomas GiiIpaI In. - . ~
Schr g. Curtis os Gooccs,eT). Reynsd, Nasviss' ju! ~
ser Gasls, Bayey, SAyasucl P. R. IS day'' 'rs' &c.,"
schr Cslsis Packet, obba Baltimore yellow piae 'r E
seh. C. A. ssl,op Rich, Philadsha, 'par for f0'iHs'
sc6, W. u. KosPp. balloon. Eu,abeshPOt f'' T'spN"'
scLr Almirn Rogers, wslimsn, ElsSeshrsr' tor f'''T
scli Ia ,5ssrsJle car,d PTo,idence day. ,.a,
sch Henry Gibbs ptlaao. New BedoIa 20, y, Es tom
sc,r Helen Mar rut,.s. Goekend Lake, zoe y h
ScIr Uct'sr kouial tiisaee eethpcit Tor ret
Schr G.. L. Hisr kctar. E.isahchpo,,t ioi an nav"
s,h c. roll Nelref tlsabclhpor ioi Ss, LIND
soov !. Thcupson kc.neof tth'otinp's 80, 81 IN
steamer Vulctn MOryisouL fh.idtpAh H''''' "
sss,.o, pJ,x,r, Joluson PhsdelPhis and o'9s A"'
u,fuc "a PES 20 &. Pekia@ a, , -. a, Na4usp
Sc,s.er Rarissn 0lo.cg, Tseston n J nid'e' :" "h'
srs,s,r Concord Eor.sa Philadelphia O'as to Loss
s,ssasS foousia Nye road d's and p'' Is d.
fstp., Young p'ovss ird'e. to EasAe o'Sh"
wIyp-pasiss The day. isomS.s.E
stUYp-Aus l:-sL,amsh.gs Eegrensist tB;h ca.sS,..
i gons kosg, Dolyldosc, WsTb,nston D. Z snps
inadaa iordoa; daGIy Cay Golden Eaes Is. S -
tRS afi Robert u. Lane Li'sfpee Ealss e,.s A tsusJL
fss,nooi,' (hineA, usvrs. barks Prince
Sleeip,1S'B B,napis Brrs San Autsaio fhissyhasr s
land lbr ~ Genosi Teresa tAus.lr eof@
IT, 4 RzrEsps CO rvgr, tsrins ciswisrl .sd JeS''''
bonni on craise. arc a. sh'rea rri INC 'A' u "
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
lmnrl,et,-Renorted bn IslenrnrA.

ALBANY, Aug 10 FLoUR in atve demsnd sale, Ice
lbbl WHEArSses in car los nj ~ l3!MFl IS r Red Ssc
~ 80 for Whie Michigan and 3 81 ioI White Ksn.gek,
RYESales 1900 bushels ct 6c OATsSa'es e00 bu'be.s
CoBy better sales last evening go bushels t e 60 day
$1,000 do. ct 44lQ45c. WHIsEy-Sses 50 bpls At lie.
Received by Central sirosd for New1ork: 100 Oh Hk
wle ~ bales Wool if5 bbs four 202 hoxes Cheese "a
cases ffobscco For Boston and the East: lo7 bales vol
6s bbls Flour 80 boxes Tobacco. Shipped By tpws 20 New
York Aug IS; Ill go bushels Corn, $500 dtoWcs ~ 10
do Oats, 800 do. Feed aud 800 do Malt.
OswEgO, Ang l6RLoUH hrner. WHEAT decidedly bei.eYr
fair milling ard shipping iDqaiy bat buyers stnog oo ia
consequence advanced views o. holders Receipts hbfrl
the greater part l. for shDmsnt the supply ofesDs 70
light saes Of $500 bush. WiatoS Red Wester at 5, anf
600 bush No. Milwaukee Club CoRx sheie better, bg
du sales Of 2 100 bush Illinois ct 39lc Other srsins let
CASlL FEgGIIrs steady LAKE iNPORrs 2ltg bbls Flo1'
So SEQ bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corn. 10 0o1 basb. Rye
CASAL EXPORTS: 800 b5 Flour 20Oo bush Wheat teVo
bush. Corn.
CHICAGo, Aug l6-FLoUR quiet WBJ advanced oic. E
sales of No I30Tc No. 81 sld72c Ia stcre CoRS 2lc
lower OATS do RKcEPTs: 5000 bbls. Flour, 81 coo bDsn
Wheat $50 bush Corn 10 90 bush Oats SHPsKNTt; 1900
bb. Flour 600 beet ISL coo bush Corn. fRReBTs
3dic biehsr. exchanges New-York unal'ered
BUFFALO, Aug Is, 2p. m-RiOTR steady. WHEAT better
demand modersej sales Of G 0l BUSH Milwaukee and N%ah
Western Club at &c and 10 600 bush. Rrd Winter q 100
81 lO. CoEs better; , of $500 bu,h at se ey, & CalA
FRRIGHTs steady Lake to-day; 2oOo hhis fI9gr
ls3OOO bush. Wheat 234 Go bush. Conn., tsna' "
PORTS v bb Flour GOGO bush Wheat, and 1soU oa'h
Gam
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

sna "a next day parole offered ms, and our accepting
was made condition 10 our being allowed TO return
to the wounded at Ludley Church. Those who chose
to take the parole, nyself among the number, were
sent Immediately back and remained at that hospital
for twelve days doing best to relieve the snerlng'
of our wounded men. AZ the expiration OF that time,
they were removed to Richmond, and we followed
them and as our services, though pressed upon the
authorities there, were no longer required we were
sent homo via Norfolk and Fortress Monroe. AS far
as my observation has gone, our wounded have been
treated with kindness and have been made az comfort
able as circumstances woud allow. Assi,tantSurgeons
DeGram and Winston, of our regiment, have returned
with me, and have been efficient and unweared IN the
discharge OF their duty. Below inclose list OF the
members Of our regiment wounded and prisoners now
ia the hands of the enemy at Richmond
WOUNDED.
Private O. II Swif, Company A. fractured doing we'll
Pdya.o Venables Company h, fractured erm; doing well
Private Cune, Company q, fractured highi doing well
Private Denny, Company ID, &c ih.wound Of srm we'll
Private Whitehouse, -, nesh-wound Of legs well
PRISONERS.
Captain Griffin, Company Y. Private Greene Compsnp r.
f'oiorS Sergeant, Private Sim rs, Company o.
Private Pinto, Company B. Private Bleny, COmPsny e.
Private Danieson CompanyB.
Respectfully
FOSTER SWIFT,
Surgeon sth Regiment, n y. = W.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

MoyEnLsTs OF PRISCE NAPoiTos.-On Thursday
evening the dinner given TO the Prince, at the Union
Club House in Fifth avenue, success. Music
AM flowers added their charms to the cuisine, and the
great Brown wac master Of ceremonies. Among the
guests were his Imperial Highness Jeromei Colonel
Ragon the celebrated French officer who led the at
tack on the Nalakof; Captain Bonfls Of the French
Navy, formerly Governor of Guadaoupe; Captain
Georgette de Busson, commander Of the Imperial
Yacht NJ. Maurice Sand, Of the celebrated George,
all belonging TO the prineely sutei N. MERCER,
French Minister to Washington; NJ. Hocmelle; NJ. de
Monthoon, Consul, and NJ. Laren, Viee-Corsul OF
France at this port W. Bertinotti, Italian Minister to
the United States; the Duke de Licgnano, l'alnCcn-
sui at New.York; and Lieut.. Beque, of the yacht.
After dinner, Judge Robertson, who occupied the
chair, proposed the health Of the Prince. In re-
sponse, his Highness made a brief address, in
which he protessed the warmest feelings of friend
ship for the United States, and wished the Cow
ernment hearty God-speed in s present efforts to
maintain its dignity and The supremacy Of the Consti-
tuition and laws lie proposed, in return, " the well
fare of the United States" which the party drank with
spontaneous enthusiasm The Prince was subsequently
escorted to bis hotel by Mr. Maunsel b. Field.
At an early hour yesterday morning, Col Thomson,
the Mayors Private Secretary visited the Prince, and
presented him with the resolutions Of the Common
Council rendering him the Inequalities of the city;
also an autograph note from the Mayor.
The Prince and party left ut late hour via the Cen
tra Railroad Of New-Jersey, biz Western tour, in Il
special car, through 10 P!ttsburgh.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

TnE paIs0SERs At FoRr LArnrrrl.-in refer
enee TO the letter which recently appeared IN Bhli'
more paper, purporng to be written and secretly aus
patched BY ole of the State prisoners at Maryland
now at Fort Lafayette, complaining Of their treatment
the commandant at that fort says that Gen Stotts Or
ers are TO treat the prisoners kindly but Keep tns
safely, and that they subjected to only sucr dep.
atoms as prisoners OF war must submit TO. They are
allowed lie same raoDs and live in the same elarac-
70, VI spatuta. ..sis s.ss " ~ ~ g., 49, t.!.iess
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

C1EREorIoS.-A correspondent writes In your
paper Of the Tuesday 18th ins il ia stated that the
Rev. Mr.. Glider of the New-York East NJ. 4. Confer
encc, ia Chaplain of Wilson's Zouaves For the sake
of accuracy and TO prevent confusion in the minds Of
his friends, would say that the Rev. William III.
Glider, formerly President Of the Flashing Female
College, is Chaplain of the Mozart Regiment now
stationed at Alexandria in the immediate vicinity OF
Fort Ellsworth. There is 10 other Clergyman OF The
name in the service"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or YoRK..........AUo. 10
Cleared.

steam hip-KanRsroo Mrehouss, Liverpool j. 81. Dee.
ships-Logsn Mrrsh Hayre. Wu Whitl0ck, r Dephirs.
Rerts Cork Fuuoh Meincke Wendt Devonshre, An1eTson
London =. y. Morgan Nieyi Thornton, Collins Liverpool
NiiiAms GuioO.
BaT,s-Mounls sin Eagle. Ya,es Hull Yates rorieI6ed
Hyperion. Gibson B,rbsdoes J r. Dwight.
Bns-shibboleth, Norton, Waldoboro. Walsh, CG'e'
Chase -
Armstrong; r. c. A. Ward, Edwards, Baltimore; Ocean BIRD
Crowe 81 John D. h. Dswoli; fanc,co, Tbomp.on, Pon
rd F. Webb, Freeman Glasgow A w Mcclellan, Mclean
81. join 80,
Steaner.-Noyelty Shaw, PhadelPhiai Aida, soSin'OH
PLladslphis.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

Tgr NAVAL EXAmSERs.-Punuantt 10 an orler from
Washington the Naval Commissioners met again yes
tsrday at the Office Of L. & G.. W. Blunt, No. l'9
Water street. They received number OF applications
from captains examined them, and forwarded their
papers 10 the Navy Department for final decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

A NoBiE.lIEARTID LADY.-A Young lady Of fortune
belonging TO city, is now in Washington, and has
rendered her services TO the Army Committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, in their attentions
to the wounded soldiers. She also desires the Commit
tee to appoint Of its agerts, young man, a
graduate Of the Union Theological Seminary, whose
whole expenses shc will pay while engaged IN the mis'
siou.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

OF the fort. Newspapers are denied them ybut bsv
allowed books, sl the wiring paper they Sers ~ ~
fs..er-wl'.g sa and friends can send them anything IN
Their letters examined aud nothing unss 10 .si
IN them against the civil and military sn,hor,v =, IN
Federal Government, aud each must have not se
prohibiting IL from being published Ia sny ndwsrars,
No personal communication is permitted with IN ~.
oners, except on an order from Washington. F'"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

NoMARHIvM or rBE STEAMSHIP ErNs.-rhe
Etua sailed from Liverpool on the 3ls ut three days
before the Persia, and is now five days overdue. Tne
latest alyices pm sea that the Atlantic has been
very clear of fog that fear of accident from Ice
s entertained. 1t is thought by the Steamship Com
pany TO which the Ena belongs that she may lave
broken her propeller and put back to Queen.town, as
was the case with the Austalasian time since.
The Etna s strongly bult and is divided into COM
partmcnis The following is lis; of her passengers:
Masses Smh (2), John o. Dale esq, Mr. Nenu. wife, child,
and infant Mr. Kentlinger Mr. Gardner Mr. Smith r. Jones,
MIR aud Mrs Dubruc Mr. Jackson Miss Barbour Mr.
Mrs Mitchell and s'n r. Flood Mr. ouinan John Smith Ar
F1,ter Mr. Rudolf Mr.. aud Mrs.. Thomas Nj. Bsllgan
Stern. A. Stern Mr. Yrsey Mr. Myer, Mr. and AlTs Hart
George smith, r Bent aud child NJ Lecdom, Miss Cob0An,
Mr. aut Nm Donnegan, Master Smith, Mr. Matter Mr.. Ducos,
Mr. Livingston Mr. Hidriok, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey, Mr.
Greeve. q In the seeTage from Liverpool and 6ifom eens
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
Concert AT CENTRAL PARK.-The following !. tbs
programme of the musical entertainment which ,ss.,
place at the Mall at A o'clock this afternoon;

An OLD MERCHANT GosE.-Jossph Sands, one Of
our oldest and most respected importing merchants,
died on Thursday morning, at his residence in Pierre
pont street, Brooklyn. Mr.. Sands was native Of
Leeds England. TIE funeral takes place this after.
noon, az St. AIMS Church. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

partpent at Washington, and It is not unlikely that
Ser may be ordered at once to Fort Lafayette which
will Jut stop further civil action to his person,
though not az to the conscaon Of the property found
in hia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
TO ARRIVE.
Pa.aeuaers Arrived

In ,eas hin Ceuor from kiaqs'5n JdD.-Csp,. Greer, G.
A. Grant, G.. X. Hippolise H. q. hflyes.
IL sbi ETpTen JToa Bdke Ige-sreaT Nieboia' %
Baltimore
H. .sis i'm Tef ytoH HsrY.-Sliss T. J. HGtjeahvrsh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
nisasiers, &e.

., r,,o,,s. Of Calais, fom Phlade,phis lor Ssr''
- - Msr,.nk on fssjsy, ., a m, duiiDg T. g.
va ack by gb.hng whsh .hyeird the hcad o. we -
i .ai boat and dayix win scpstT and pTe?.eS, :,
Tss An snIp iosr non Liverpool fer ts hs"n'"' -
81 ....-.,ysy -, ssAhE
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

At
all respecis al the rick Of the party o tn Yrs,eps
Ia wjtress whereof tie pariies 70 M" ,be DAY and
Lave hereunto sch their bands ana se"iS'
year frs. above written. .ors,rr1,sER TreesoIsf
Signed, j. VI p9I' II BHOOKs
I1fS" 55nN BiEooKs,,
TLi3.IA BRODkSove
EDWARD b. Bho'h'
Sealed and in Pre8WSlaa Wa HENRY ANTON, a,
The nnJeysigred AZ the request Of ."e tbc state of
Uniforms made by Brooks btotSe5 btoTae5 the packing Of
aSIh, an1 hereby certify that no goous We
sI ,;i tbey had been inspected, ana Ina1 .e
tifcates nailed on the boxes eorreS;r' iNf
quantity and styles contained '"'''' JOHN BROOKS,
ELISHA BROOKS.
Ne~- fo'A' A"su' ~ Nyw-YoRK, Aug. Ia, 1861.
nx,p sir, We have examincd the sample oil goods
srhm;,ted by you marked Brooks Bros., ssmpie no.
- and find ii the same goods sold to that MN py us
on the Goth April last. ,,,
ufacturinp firm in the Stale for the last 10 yeare ana
during the whole of that time have been considered
by the trade stroug and serVcaoe goods iHey arc
made of stock entirely free from shoddy.
An the goods sold by us to Messrs. Brooks we're
sound fresh and merchanable having been made Tor
our REGULAR market wants. and as uniform IN ilah'y
ia fabrics Of this kind are ever made.
Yours fi'StUYIi.DriiSSe sPRSUIDiSe, VAIL. HUNT Co.
To GEo. OPDYXB, ESQ -, -
This cerifes that Mesrs. Brooks Bros purcnasen on
uB on or ABOUT 8pIli - iVVi, 'o,V. - go. =,
mixed satinets TO ill their contract with the state oi
New York; that they were as Of good tor DeItefl
onaty as sample No g. furnished by them TO the par
ties empowered TO make the contract and known to us
and in the market as good merchan,able goods manu-
factnred for our ordinary sales and 10 tho best OF ON
knowledge and belief free from shoddy," az charged
by the Select Committee OF the Military Board in IheiI
published report.
Neic- Yo,k, Asg. a. 1901. -. ,.,,,,.,,., 49,, . ,,o,rpn
To Gro. OPDIKT, esq.
This is to certify that am foreman for the MessGs
Brooks Brothers, corner Of Broadway and Crane
street and gave out and received most OF the work FOL
the State military order, and pronounce the wofh
well made extraordinary well for me ume tney ns(
10 make i. in and that the pi paid for making wn
much above what is now being paid for the sane kih'
of work. \. HoEffNLf'
Nt,c. YoJk Aug l3 1851.