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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-30
TRAVERSE JURORS.

rloom-Jnmes Freeze, John Leacock. L. D Rupert.
Beaycr-Joel Brcdbender, Peter liauck.
Benton John noty,
Cattawis,a-wilam John, Daniel Gearhau, Joseph
Martz, Daniel kreigh
Cony nghnn-Isaac w. liaus, Frederick H. Wohlfarth.
Ccntre-reter Miller.
Fishingcreck- Albert zimmerman, George NJ. Howell,
Hugh Mcbride,
Greenwood David nreibtlbs,
Iiemlnck- John Barton,
Jackson-JOhn kresslcr.
Locuat--David kOstcnbaudrr, George Keller, Enoeh
Kestcr, Silas Whynn, Abraham Yeagos.
Mainc-William Getting
Mifhn--Sooman Eckroth, Levi Greasy, John Niehnei.
Mt Pleasant. George CHyengn Samuel johnson.
Madison-Jos-ph g. Smith, Robert Johnson.
CHARACTERIZATION Miller.
Pine--Bcniamn Winterstcen,
Scutt-Samurl llctZ.
Sugarloaf-JOhn VI. Cole
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GOLD AND SILVER deposited in the
Franklin Saving Fund, No is6 South
Fourth street, below Che1tnut, philadel-
phia, since January lst, 1861, will be re-
paid in gold or silver. Bank notes dopos-
tied repaid in bank notes. Deposits re-
coivcd and payments mado dhily with
interest
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Bar Our edition last week was exhaus-
ted before we put up our exchanges. Tho
increase of circulation, recently, has ex-
cesded our highest anticipations. Next
week we enlarge the pile of the Columbia
Democrat
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GRAND JUROR y.

FOR MAY TERN lsGl.
Bloom- George II. Brown, Joseph Weaver.
benton Peter Case Hi Mendcnhall.
I,caver-Sarnurl Cox, Peter kneeht
Briarcreek- Jonas Wright.
Cnttnwi,sa- William Miller, Matthias Hartman.
Crntre-Edward Hartman, Gilbert ii. Fowler.
Fishingcreek James Edgar.
Grrcnw ootL- Edward Albertson.
r1cmook-John H. Faust, Esaw Grton, Jesse ohi
Locust Henry Keller Adam DINING, Jacob liarhor
Leonard Adams
Madison Isaac hipplo
Montour--JacO htnwine.
haine-Jacob Shuman.
sugnroaf- William Stephens, jr.
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ROUTE AGENTS APPoISTED.-R. R.
Franks, of Lancaster city, to be Mail
Agent between Philadelphia and Harris
burg, vice W. A. Rankin, removed.
e. Mcdonald and w. II. Lessig, Of
Schuylkill county, 10 be Mail Agents on
the Reading Railroad, Uice H. ]. Hendler
and p. S. Higgins, removed.
Edwin A. Jones, of Tamaqua, Mail
Agent on the Cattawissa Railroad, vice
S. B. Graeff, removed.
The salary of these officers is, We Le
lieye, $500 year.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERNoR-
The Governor has appointed Hon. Ulysses
Mercur to be President Judge Of the 18th
judicial district, in the place of the Hon.
David Wilmot, elegted United States Sen
ator.
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INFORMATION IS WANTED.

OF the whereabouts Of young woman who recently
~ wandered away from her Fathers house, at Screno
in Greenwood township, Columbia county, supposed to
be AT that time labOrng under the influence OF mental
arrangement. She is about 30 years of age of small
size aud has dark hair. Any person who will inform
the undrrsghned of her present residence and dcaiH
her until her friends can procure her return will sub.
the cause Of humanity and shall be rewarded for
their trouble. Address
JOSEPH ROBBINS
Serene, Col. CO.. Pa
March o. leGI-3t
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BEAR IT IN MIND.-Pcrsons elected
Justices of the Peace at the last election
must signify their acceptance to the Pro
thonotary in writing within thirty days
after the election, or commissions will not
be issued.
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sa- The place Of places, to buy Goods
Cheap and Cheap Goods, is at II. W,
Creasy's q Cos. Store in Light Street.
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NC0NSISTENCY.-Th Columbia Dent.
ocrat, and Beracick gazette, approving Of
the course of Senator Bound, and denoun.
cling that of Messrs. Kline and Oaterhout.
Star ofthe Moth.
We copy the above paragraph, from our
down town cotemporary, not for contro-
versial purposes, but with the hope of put
ting him "right upon the record" "Sen.
ator Bound" voted IN favor of all the
amendments to the "Tonnage Tax Com
mutation Bill" manly, openly, fairly, as
wei as to speak against it, and then roted
against its fnal passage. For this act, in
publishing the yeas and nays (on the COM
mutation question we felt justifable in
saying ;-"Hon. Franklin Bound, Sena
tor from this District, has acted noble
part, for which he is entitled to the thanks
of his constituency
When the above extract was penned, we
had not seen Mr.. Bounds vote on the pass
age of the Sunbury and Erie Bill, and of
course, had no reference to his action on
that question. For this last swindling act,
the greater enormity perhaps of the two,
Mr.. Bound voted throughout. And for it,
unless we are greatly mistaken, he will re
ceive the condemnation of his constituency
What of "Messrs. Kline and Oster-
hout;" The first named voted against all
but one or two of the amendments to the
Tonnage Tax Communication Bill, and fol
its passage section by section, thereby rem
dering the exact service the Rail Road
Company required to put their Bill in prop
er shape, and then on its final passage
whether from principle or by agreement
we leave the Tax payers to judge,h voted
against the Bill Mr.. Osterhout, faced
the music bravely on the Tonnage Taz
Commutation Bill, and went the whole Pig
On the passage of theSunbury and Erie Bill
'Messrs Kline and Osterhout, went it doub
lie team, and hence, the one is as deep il
the mud as the other is in the mire.
In return, We may enquire of our CO.
temporary, why the Star is mute on these
memeLtous subjects. Our taxpayers wan
to know how their money is appropriated
Such silence on the part of the Press il
ominous if not suspicious.
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p9r A valued correspondent, has tell
ing little communication on our first page,
signed "Cam5Ta."
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AUDITOR,S NOTICE

ESt@Ie " iie"|y hNcheH, aeceaSea.
THE undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court Of
i Columbia County, Auditor to distribute the bal.
the hands Of James Masters, administrator Of
the Estate of Henry Kitchen late Of Columbia county
deceased; will attend at his office, in Boomsburg in
said county on
THURSDAY, THE s5th DAY OF APRIL, A. D., 1861.
at o'clock In the afternoon OF said day for the pur
poso of performing the duties OF his appointment at
which time and place all persons interested requir.
ed to present their cIns or BE- forever debared from
a share of the assets above mentioned.
JOHN G. FREEZE,
March 90, ls6l-it. AupIroR
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ALL pcr,ons hereby cautioned ag gaims purchasing
or in anywisc taking transfer of certain Note Of
Hand, ofihc amount of $40, purportng In have bsen
signed by the subscriber in favor of Benjamin Young
dated the 9th day of Ianc 1860 able three months
from date, as have received value thereof and ain
determined mol to pay IT, unless compelled by due
UflaW.
A. II. FARYER.
Rohrsburg, March %, lsGl-3t,
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WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!i
lust received from the manufactures in boston, an
J article Ofmost excellent quality. challenge cnmp-.
titon to styic and price The undersigned will keep
borders to match any Of the styles hand and 10
the only Experienced PAPER ASGrR in this Section Of
the County my Extensive stock an Examination
before Purchasing.
~ Call at kupcrts Post Office.
T. J. THORNTON
BloOIgsblrg March 22d 1851.
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say- Our first page will command atten-
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FRIDAY aoRaINa.. Nov. y, 1851.
Z ~ y s. y c.a7 80 ard GA
& PARAPKRasE.



taeea faan al cath o, c> re -cd at h.s viii,
To we Z hama so'ioi,--tGe coed AID the Ill,
IN - feSga of ph.losupty, formed 80 Bis mind
ANA has hs araeeetsi A. he was incl sHi
He 6tst weighed kingdoms, and empires, ar
.hroaeS,
And C,unA shen eut~eizsca ny few martyrs
He neNt Ne .hes hooor aud power, AMI fame,
And tenad }te,o sl hier than one christian
DHWA
lie then oei shsd pleasure and glitter AID 81 w,
Determined eith yandcS their saine 10 know
Tie pat Ia ~ opposi c scale, with due care,
One Yeuttent's simple aud short earnest prayer.
Who BOOKING WI wonder, he SAW with delight
: he scsle ws,4 the pray er III, csue down qgck "a
Sikht
il" next ir.ef wealth and ar stocrat D! ds.
And tauad - a fruth--toc his scsles never iic3--
Tn&l 1Gos.ei Of virtue DID much more avail,
Than those !vtok heap. "a III" opp >Si'c sale -
Nhsn veg. iaE on; heroes he J. rialy di1 i d
- taouss,td outsyeishod by hua-hls 4aan' )
HtIuz .--
a Victa5S f1s army when pnt In TIE scales
ana falanceo with VIII >. syveet n Av ala
Went "a with -ehound in IN instant Of iue,
No .aUFer % beast It graf actions sub IA.
lie Finally weighed al that .norta' = rau great
And found throughout pure, anf al kdo:7, au3
state.
J has nothing Is better foT Tr7n 10 p3saes".
In sI his "a ,iotas II an i'm, No .tNsa~F
:, JGFz<s Rerso7r.
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3ss..a'a'Aasa we.Ass.a.ss.

EQUEST MADE TO PHYSICIANS.-H n
4, respectfully requested that the Physicians y
Richmond will report al t'se office 81 Broad
aId 9th streets, such officers and soldiers under
tleir charge as quartered in privsts families,
eo:els, and boarding Misunderstanding their eold.
ton, where quaEter-d, snd fsr a. practicable The
regiment and company 70 which they belong. Tha
affirmation viii greatly promote ths pueie ser
giea
All of5eezs and soldiers quarseaed In private tS1.
dies, hotels, and boarding houses, WHO taye bscn
sex, but Gcs not sttended by any physician. vii
report themselves ss ABOVE, stating thsF condition,
lcca4or. company. sud regiment.
mo. H. NLTDFR
"a p-iy Gar ara
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The su05cribor oilers ~ The Military public
THE COME DERATE MATTRESS,
81; meeting every requirement OF d BID for Camp
NE during winter; aso, The best adapted to the
TIA lent camp Hospital.
Il Is spread upon the floor of the 'aut, perfectly
secure against damp that rises tEerefrom. 1t
is light and compact tor transportation, End is iu
parvi"us 20 rain wheu exposed thereto. II saves
l,s5 from tha breaEage ana transportation of Cts
80 Is ie tGan o1e-t0uTth their usual weight. It
requires less than one half The bed clothes requisite
ueU Cots a~e used and costs only S5.J1. II is
~ pied 20 the rse of i2rivates &c well as officers
tie Dragon as well as Infantry. Ii claims the
sttert iun of the Military generally, and challenges
the most rigid trial.
1hose having the ftlraishi~ Of Hospitals would
d. we'll - test she adaptabiiity OF these Beds TO
their wants, and he consequent economy in their
Suffers to TIE Army, AMI dealers generally, can
be supplied by G. b. STACY,
9Th street, North of Leigh street.
no l1--lrn& Richmond.
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NTOTiCEi NOTICE il. W. DENNIS
~ will on Monday next, October 25th, open on
18th street a few doors below Dispatch corner q
lot OF Ladies' and t+entemen's 8 d d LIE 5,
WHIPS, SPURS, BITS, BRIDES, &c; Car
rlage buggy, Sully, Stag, Wagon, and Cart
HARNESS. A call from persons in want of such
goods is n.ost respectfully solicited Orders OF
every kind viii be promptly filed. Also, every
kind of REPAIRING done, at short notice.
oc 26-lm
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UfcH MEADOW, BENIICo COUNTY,
Ncve nbe" '6Ju, itHl.
hevp seen. today. the motel of a CAMP RtD
invented by Mr G.. ". WHITE. oi company G, &ist
Regiment pa'a Volunteer, aud take gr st plea
sure n re- om1ueudiDg tie same 20 army Ulcers, II
b.iug in ny option the very thing needed for the
SICK and w0uused al well as for thore in hes'th,-
J. greatly exe,'s IN coufprt and du ability an
Camp Bed tav- eve~ combining liable, chest,
wri'iug-d ak. 4ad f9d, n the compass Of the ordi-
nary Came Bed. This invocation only beeGS an
alllat a ~ Bic Commend II TO e7ers practical man.
/ aage been sc euaiated With Mr. G W. White for
several years and Gao truly say, he not only pcs
se sse5 i2Renlity, but IS that can be relied
on IN cFuT5 r"eqect. JOSIAH DABBS,
no -D--41E
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a. "a
III . y 1 q Il.

~ y Il.
L--Psrsons who sra sending clothing and sup
plies to troops 4 the Aali, requested r. ihSfA
distinctly on ,ae package with marking 'cs re
SANE u the psrty for whom intended 'hn N t"t
SENr to which he belongs and BE ItstA -! 3I'
TISArtOE care Of Quartermastsr e. Il 2 ga, -
whom tia u.ual railroad receipt ssrol re u.
wardsf BY ,hd shipper.
L-Hsry packages arrive ~ the t1roIs o.. ''e
railroads IN = chmond with paper marks fGo2e''
OF; of eoErge heir destination csnno he s1'wn -
the Qrerte~mester. Others ara ivpefise.'y marA'
ei, end cannot be identified
iu-An articles deposited ~ the Q1sr'err4s.
ia. s Celce in Richmond, for shipment must bS e''
there before 8 slocx, +. n, % Insure lhor snip
insui On that Gay ". Il. WARREN
oc I9--ts Gap. end A><t y "
4 1AtfiON.-~So on9 il authorized 10 coi'eS'
Z Virginia 4T1ns IN this rity. OF elsewhere II 'ni'
State, unless they show written authority rom f.'
This notice "a 10. q course 70 Interfere Nitn 's'
authority Of tho Adjutant General 81 th5 STATE y
any order be may have issued. O. may issue nsi1
after upon fhis subject bur Is gwen 70 PrrYeh' u,
positions by these having no authority snd VIZ
c. DIN1OtX,
oe iA-~ts Col. II Ord sIso g. \fsi2A'
~ City papsrs UQFv
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For he Board of Visitors.
no 20-2t WIN II RICHARDSON. A. e.

rARBON HILL COKE.-It il not possible
I J that we can supply for some time to come, the
demand fer Coke for all the purposes to which ii is
sought to be applied. beyond the hospitals and
other benevolent institutions, it cannot be spared
for furnaces or beating purposes. II otA eovy
bashet be iadispensGbly required for cooking. For
this purpose expect to be able 10 furnish the
families OF those who in actual service in distant
camps with reasonable supply. After them our
regular customers for past seasons, cha hare paid
for chat they haze alrsads oasaraed The balance
of our weekly product will be sold TO other sPpl-
cants in the order in which 1t is applied for, and
delivered in the order in which 1t is sold-subjeet
always to the precsdenee OF the three classes named
above, witkont regard date If orders. We do not
expect Ia be able TO spare more than one load per
month to any private family.
No order will be recognized that Ii not accom-.
pan ed with tbs es6h. JNo. J WEaIH,
no Its Agent.
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utRN GOODS. Re.

hRT GOODS. TEN DAYS LONGER.
1 We will offer at retail TO the ladies' until ist
DE esnher, our splendid eto"k OF FANCY DRY
&C DDS such az French Mecinof; all woo. De
Isl =. Frplns Boinbs2ilost Aip aga, f;n,hroioe.
s''k voei. ard c-ft - HaaerY, Tor ls3ie- aui
u =; sc thl 'csi assortment 81 3gees HAS IN
me efy. k's8 Write Shssr4: 1rtzsas' tHoaA s:
"a tau nau>s<s, IH-cs-d HusltG Carjlias g.
". cs ali D. sold a. o. n rtirGs.
a., a. - Broa al street
- 81 s. 4 ~ K Stuck
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EATi4UB SHIRTS.

EsICEmOND CLOTHING MANUFACT0RT.
"a, The Subscribers have on hand a large and
complete assortment Of SOUTHERN MANUFAC.
TUkED G-CODS-Cloths, Cassmeres and Vest
ngs of ali grades, from the following noted mills
Greushaw Mills, Richmond, Va; Miller Co.'S
Mills, Culpeper county Va; Kelly, Ford 4 Co.'S
Mills Fredericksburg Va; Thomas & Ainies
Mills, Marion, Smith county, Va; Rock Island
Mills, Charlotte N. C.; which we are prepared to
make tn ct the shortest notice, and il the
latest and most approved styies-goods that will
compare III every respect with the best Northern
manufactured g0ods and many of the Crenshaw
goods equal in quality to French. There can be
longer an excuse fer buying goods manufactured
out Of the State. In addition, Keep always
hand stock CT FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND CASSINERES, not to be sur
passed ny any house in the city. We have the
best Of cutters, and corps of workmen not to be
surpassed by any house in the Union, with deter
u.ination to furnish our patrons with Southern
Cothing-Insteria raised South, and trust to be
sold and worn South, az we are determined to do
sll in our power TO push forward southern lnstitu
tora SPENCE IL CAREY,
Clothters aud Merchant Tailors
f. g Corner Of Main and 18th strseta.
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Il > ill L4AA. IEE1 IL litf.Enety.
PLESTIC AND EULCAEITF pro-
49, W JONES, DGs~Isr, having the
ss'G'i l.f tp7 above mode OF making Teet and he
t'g Ssa"d Of its absolute suportoritv oyer II,
Ger lsetaoos can with confidence conan ard !, "a
9 desiring iHil or partial sets of tech. and es
! Ht't'S "n"h as hi"y ns dissatisfied III these
tie state 70 tie mouth, and the suction thsreo0 a.
t':Te8 enaii.as him 20 insert one or move 81
.'"7M rtssps. This instbod having been sslorteS
~ 'foe+ .tasjeag highest In tbe profession Nortb
rad soutt tes1iluoniais viii be given ara s,l.eI
ijsFi$ eEAili.l "a those wishing 20 sss theui ,et
ot Teeth. OK gold any other plate, will, OF
90 ifss 'a n4se for those pretsrring them. Fiil-
srS' trs''a...s' k-Atrsens, and al other operations
gently sgd thoroughly performed Teeth ext51ctst.
b. ELECTRICITY, without ps.n
.isll ~ i,--iy
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p iR. ORLANDO FAIRFAX,
- : Formerly " Alexandria,
tsfer his professional services to the inhabitants
oi klcitLloId.
Il may he found at tha Clifton House, or Ia
:. near he txehs1gesHoteI no 2o-lmT
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U-PARTNERSiIIP. The subscribers hays
associated Themselves together under tbe style Of
DICKINSON 3 HILL, fer t4c pur pose Of car
sying o tte Aucticn I'D Co.QIn5so-4 Business fer
The sale CT NeEr35s st s2c Old established land Of
,icl:;-sou, f5ui i %.
F,Fcsf'n n. CEnssTE-gCN,
NAT. Y. E-IIL.
Oct |, 1851 90 t-tz
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:. -.-o8Io gccra u cre1,fr-'--
4. ssess assssssaSAH. s.AssEt~.

y, VERY IMP O RI AET-CORN>
= CbRNS, GORNS-BUElONS BUN
IONS. EUNIoNS-NAII.S GROWING IN
IL lHb FLESH a., eIadicate0 without pan
ani l. TT mOst successful manner relieving II"
p..ciaAt Al oace. by Dt. SCHULTZ, Surgeon CHI.
reius.st- from London, Eng daIy IA attendance
a. liz rifre. Wall 81. Hotel Wei 81. Inc &J-.5tf
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RICHHnNn My 6. lrGl


take great pleasure in recommending to amy
officers new Camp Bed Invested by BIZ. " w j.
White Uniting great ingenuity with An extended
exn, rienfe in the service, Mr. v bite has eded
T.. producing q comt i1aton of Bed Table, Trunk
sni Lite Tor the sick AID wounded, which exce!s
anything I hev" yet seen in comfort, convtn cree
F-htness, gu ability and cheapnes'. With this
z, i At hand The surg on reeinG longer worry hiS
wits tor exptdients ~ which &c adjust the foot, leg,
or bodv If the wounded solder. All these things
ara done for bin by methods CT surprising simPi-
city, And IN off .er will find this Bed great com
fort when well and if voua6ed or STICK, lie may be
transported home upon H. With his clothes under
h.In AID in any position that is desirable
DABNEY CaaR HARRISON,
Can't O., AZ - 50th Reg't Va. Volt.
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zakEzgAEsH a1ss0s.s, &c.

4 HILARY. ATTENTION.-The under.
u Z signed has IN hand, aud is manufacturing
BRASS PRESSED LETTERS. CROSS "a
s,&ES, GROSS CANN N~, Ac., for MILL
GARY CAPS.
Cr,it-s promptly attended TO.
H1HnE5 Of al. sizes a1d u5-is~s. aud small STEM.
dis made 70 Cr1yr. Z. n i.EEtN,
Braod Gvtter,
Ism ST. between Main ard Gary.
z'.,ir~s' ~ l. al, = y. LEWIS, E.N .H5. ri h.
y III LACE, GILT AACL
just received .uJ1 varcs CiLF IL Z,
Ess..t Widths i.cH -IG - inch wide
Also, - yalds table { Il CLOTHS,
RIO. NACGEBEE,
A-1h,s Now aus
nc 21-3t* 81 Sycamore street., PetarsbuTz
~ EPOr UF ARMY CLOTHING
KSoxviILG, TENNEssEg
On hand G1d mskIns-
8 $50 pair gray cashmere PANTS.
CcuJ do. 90. COATS.
900 Bjanxet GVE&C0ATs, with Cares,
$50 pair i4onG-Iesgs,i $50 IS. to- Ge,&,rg.
1000 pair heavy grained do Tor infantry,
= 800 pair holne made tEN..5.
2,05H pair leevy agorsn o..
1880 brown Fi@onol OVER HURTS, extra heavy
1890 p,s;5 do. do. a, wool.
5000 p. IA Iinsa- go al woJl a.ii1g
t. go ;lsrnsl UNDERsFuHrS.
l"uOi Hjcbyr,- Check SHIRTS
II.'a}J e&.r DkA NERS. tJHed.)
= CUC CAPS and HATS.
ECO III Cloth CAMP RIGS.
so heavy BLANKET RUGS.
Low pSir BLANKETS.
large quantity Of RENTS ;1r srivafes and OF
"~~. on oa0d. and extensive rrepara nus o. Il -ir
Lar tAgtIre.
cray CLOTH AMI TRIJMIN(r;S fer officers
rusipit1s
T. u0H~arr taviog made his CONTRACT COR
DDS eafly lat GpTlog. aud secured large Quaut Il
", can lifl.4 ile above articles low AZ can be
IA within tle limits Of the Confrdsree Statee.
n ii--3w' JOS. p. HABEY.
EErLITAEY MEE.
I'VE ATTEN TION!
lie |srgcs, variety 10 D. found in
ULbTH5, CASSI MERES and EESplNIS,
Pr mi Jary suits, aud ciiz4I5 file dress. Three
"a. 'Iss-ad yards
COATING and PANT STUFF,
Fer SOLDIERS, By The yGri OF large quauslty.
Over gUaIings I'll CRATES. soma tnc, Beaver aud
poto-GIal, Tor CIicrrs coats; Hillary over, Fo}.s,
IL great variety; Camp Blanket; Shawls; Gloves;
Socks; Comforts; Oil Over Goats, Lefgu., aud Cap
Covers; Water troof Seamless Uvcr-Lcat,; Water
Proc; 40 on hald) Suits made 10 n5asure in short
notice, wayraut.d To fit; Mermo Lamts Wool, T. nd
Stalker Ind"rSh,rts ant Drawers, all sizes; inc
French Cloths and Caseimeres, black and t&Gcy,
the Iinest as,Ortneat 10 he found, Nestings Of all
styles, al n.ale 70 measure IN the best style; Trim
mtngs, alt kinds. full assortment of tins Dress
Cio,h Goats, AID hIack Doe Skin PAats, Ia mil as
So Ia eat on hand
BOYS' CLOTHING .-0ver-Ccsss Jackets
Pants, end VISITS.
7. W ROYSTON s. CO., 81! Sycamore ct,
no S-3m Petersburg Va.
ATOIlO c..--TENIS lENTS, TEhIS.-
Z We ere prepared 10 Eehe = ali Tents, Sibley
TENS, IeptR, Bell Tents, and eVery other kind
o: Tents and Fl ys. Also, grain and other Bags IN
large Small quantities, any other aind o. work
that is to be made CT CLOTH al short notice.
D. &. CORDLi. d. CO, 9Th ST., between
&C 23-ltar Grace and Broad sts., Rict,acnd. q.
FeNENTS, TENTS, TENTS.
WALL TENTS,
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