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TAYEOks s. CgsEHEER.

IA E<SS Es, ~ eES AZ VI a. "a.
A T THE HUNTINGDON NURSERIES
"a HUNTINGDON, Pa,
Sell Fruit Z Ornamental Tress Vines &C. of
better growth, larger size, and at lower prices
than any OF the Northern or Eastern Nurseries,
and warrant them true to name.
Standard Apple trees at l83 cents each
SIG per 100.
Peach trees, Is to 30 cts each-$I2.5o to
$l5 per 100.
Standard Pear trees so to rs cts oach.
Dwarf Pear trees, sos to$l each-20 to SEQ
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees, so to IS cts each
Standard Cherry trees 373 to 70 cts.
Dwarf Cherry trees SO to 70 ct3.
Plum trees 80 cts.
Apricot trees 20 to 80 cts.
Nectarine trees - cts each
Grape Vines % cts TO ST.
Silver Maple trees 623 to SIi
European Ash, IS to l
European Larch, IS cts to l50
Norway Spruce, so cts to 81
American Balsam Pine, 75 cts TO $3.50
American IL Chinese Arbor Vita, SO cts
81 80
Strawberry Plants, 81 per loo, SC &c.
Huntington Jan. 25, l860.- 3m.
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ID ABROAD HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam
IA bria county, Pa. Near Penna. Railroad
6tation) JAS D. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TABLE viii be fur
mshed with the best the market affords, and
the BAR supplied with the best of liquors. in
cIuding Ales and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenient STABL1yG is
attached to the premises
Wilmore, August %, I859:tf.
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FOR RENT.

TENhc subscriber viii lease for term MOI. o. y
"THE PENSACOLA MILL PkUI m. IN.
with 1000 acres of land adjoining l .I 4
timbered-3O acres surrounding the III I--'
cleared, and under a high state OF Gun :,
Also, Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks @o' :.
Mill has one of Pages Circular saws ~ u .-- i
W ell as an upright saw, and three sIlal In, n,
lars for lath. SC. and is capable oi oi,In m,nriI n
10000 FEET OF LUMBER Pen -;
The above described valuable pTop1..:: II
be leased on favorable terms. Posse's''-'
en- at any time Address ,,.,...lurc
LLOYD & HILL. Holllaai 1
Or WM. II. GARDNER, ESQ, W.
September I, lS59:tf.
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splendid assortment Of FURNITURE, which
he viii sell very cheap. CoFFINS made to
order on the shortest notice and at rcasona-
bic prices. EoensDurg, Oct. 6, 1859:
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CABINET vyAzeE-RoSsE.

D EV AN S re-
kG. spectfully in
forms the citizens of
Ebensburg, and Cam
bria county general
", that he has on
hand and for sale, at
his Ware-room, one
square west of Blair's S
Hotel, 1t large and
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PUBLICATION OFFICE !:
GIVE Us 4 CALL.
RO0TS AVE, SHOES.

FkNhe undersigned continues the manu-
4 facture of BOOTS and SHOES of-s*aa
every description at his establishment Y.
In Ebensburg Immediately opposite the GtAs~
Post Office. Employing none but the best
workmen, he trusts that he has been and still
IS at all times able to give entire satisfaction
TO his customers. He hopes that the same
liberal patronage hetetofore given him may be
continued, and that more may be added.
He has also on hand a large assortment of
French Calf-skins, and Morocco of all kinds.
suitable for fine Boots and Shoes
Ready-nade BOOTS and SHOES always on
hand, and prices moderate.
MESHAC THOMAS
Ebcnsburg, August %, l859:tf.
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LOR SALE-One good new light dou-
u ble sett Of WAGON HARNESS ny
Aug -, 1879. G. HUNTLEY.
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pUoEGsss0NAE CARBs.

! BRAHAM KOPELTN, ATTORNEY
"a at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Office on Main
street apgzo, loo'-Li-
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CY. d. MURRAY, ATTORNEY At Law,
~ Ebensburg, Pa. Office opposite Craw-
ford's Hotel. aug2o, loo9-tl.
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EOuN S. riley, ATTORNEY AT Law,
~ Ebensburg, Pa. Office in Colonade Row
August %, l859:tf.
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w WINGARD, ATTORNEY
~ at Law. Lock Haven, Clinton county, Pa.
August %, l859:tf.
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DHIL S. NOON, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Z E5ensburg, Penna. Office two doors
east of Thompson's Hotel.
August %, l859.-ly.
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A TxAaepr IN MTsgouRI.-A CORES spondent
OF the st. Lonis Denlocrat. writing from
Ca1np Blair under date OF the I'D inst gives
the following account IF a ho-ribia tragedy
which took place in the psighhcrhcod OF the
camp ON "Wednesday of last week: 1.a
1t seems thar there was some dispute aa.
tween two nsighboring ftsraiiies abent q tract
OF land. On thk day nen toned, rs Mr.. Me-
Nnn, the IuGfGarea man, was piowing In his
field, he was met by . Mr. VI iison, his 1ytfr
(Wilson's, with their two sons and Ga lighters.
Wilson began abusing MnNuli, the p.hc'e
family threa tening him wit annihilation and
finally told McNull that if he did not leave the
county that night he would be nicbtsd anc
forced 10 leave. The latter replied that ia
would die first, upon which Mrs Wilson
snapped her fingers and said to the rest
a. ccgle on, boys, damn MN, let's Kill him."
gun was levelleG a. Men ull, bus falling To
go off, he was struck on thu back OF the head
and tslled m the earth Mrs. W. and her.
sons and daughters, with the old man, then
eoli upon hi m and beat him until life was ex.
tinot. The tragedy, however, ala not stop
here. Mr.. AcNuli. iIoin her houss; eseing
her husband thus bFutaiiy assaulted, ran out
TO assist him. She was net bv old Wilson
who caGgh. her by the hair OF heg head, pRllso
her duWu and tabled nar in tho back Tha
Wilson girls then tell upon asr afli beat her
until they We're actually tired. They thsa
lett their victims AND Eei.
Soon AZ ter th,. occurrence, IN sspNataf carrt
ITO Cailp Blair tor assistance from the troops
{" arrest the lnUIdertrs. CaptaIn Mcfaii at
once star ted for the scene OF the tragedy " IN
twenty men, but on his arriving at the SPOT
the nlurriorers. Tieey were III captured ana
securely confined. The people ahont the
country were Intensely excited, and threat
eued 10 iynch the wnoie Wilson family; hut
sober Judgment prevailed, AID the law will
take its course. Mr. MeNuil was buried or
tle uaSt day.
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Official Report of a Slsirmish improbable
Ntate,nent OF an inliam. Gnlnnel.

Tho following report wa received BY Gen.
Scott, 4. Washington, ON tho 28th ult. The
ge,ian' Colonel admits -ho. II "sonnds ike
e. ticn," and we th!nk II is:
CrMCEglASU, June 27.-To Gen. Mcclellan:
! have been accustomed OF sciiding NY mount
cd pictets Cf thirteen ,nen in al The different
parts along the several approaches to Cum
herianG. Finding it next 10 Impossible 10 get
reiiahie intofIu alton OF Ike enemy, Yesterday
: mounted the thirteen and directed them, if
possible, To get 10 Frankfort, = town midway
between this place and Rcmncy. 70 see if
there were rebel troops there. They went
within a quarter OF q mile of the place. and
found it tnn OF cavalry.
Returning, they overlook q party of forty.
one hOTSeiien, and at Onca charged them
Ting aud driving them back more
than mile, killing eight OF them and secur.
ing seventeen horses. Corporal Hayes, in
Command O. my men, was desperately wound
e9 with sabre cuts and bullets. In taking
HIM back my men halted about an hour, and
were then attacked by the enemy, who were
reinforced 10 about seven tive mon.
Ihe attack vas 80 sudden that they aban-
doned the horses and s3ed to y small sla nd
st tha month Of Paterson Greek. rhe charge
Of the rebels was bold and eonfident t. yet
twenty three Iell under the iiTs Of my pickets,
close about ana on the island. Ny feio ws
were finally driven of, and scattering, each
one for himself, they are all ia camp IoW. Une
OF them, Corporal HAYES, is wounded, hut ra-
covering. Another VI the party, John q. Hoi-
IiAS CfUOS, IS d2Ia. lie was taken prisoner
and brutality murdered.
Three companies ven. TO the rvouml this
mCruiug ard recovered every thing belonging
% my picket, except a few OF their horses -
The enemy Were engaged all night In DO king
uD their dead. Two OF their officers We're
killed, and they laid out TWEEN ty- three on the
porch at = peighhoring farm heuse. will
bury my poor fellow tomorrow. t-s. -
/ have positive information, gained to-day
that there are four regiments OF Confedera tas
in and about Eomaey, under Col. Ic Donald. !.
What their particular objcc. 10, l cduuoE learn.
The two Pennsylvania regiments are sneanip-
eti u. tLe STATE An., n.u. miles from here,
waiting Further orders. They have not yet
reported to me. They hesitate about Invading
Maryland. s.sa ... .t..,.-
The report of the sjliriaish sounds like &C.
ton, but tits not exaggerated. The light was
really one Of the most des perata on record,
and aboands with instances Of wonderful
daring and coolness. &fs/ ss5 81 l.ss 1873 Ed
. lSigned,l LEWIS WALLACE.
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TEE New Io2y DgY tieops TaAnE. E.--Thero
Is 4 moderate business doing in dones tic good q
for many purposes, especially in woolens, bat
otherwise there Is but little movement 10 All
yise. Many OF the mills are working upon
these goods, and there is noEg no scarcity OF
supplies. Cotton goods :lge held %ith iu.
creased frInheas, owing 70 the sinail stGc L sud
rise in the pIice of material; there Is still q
demand tor drlils aaa duck Tor tho army, bnt
eyoad this the market is generally ouiet. In
foreign goods there is some IItt.c activity III
trimmings niIa goods suited ior the summer
gear atid travelling purposes, bat the yo!uale
is quite small. The short credit system Is 10
E,s Inau girated on the lst of July, but mer-
chants 10 not seam dcsirons OF aYailins then.
selves OF the few days left 20 purch ase Under
the Old system; IL fact, most OF them are not
in q position aId credlL 10 do so.---Seeo- Tcrs
cypress.
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SEND Cy THP NEWS.

bur friends &t The various camps ard places
Of rendezvous and elsew here, will confer q
favor by sending 20 rs any interesting intel
ligence, at the eaxliest practicable moment.
for publication. We dssire 10 keep our readers
Informed IN rega ri TO every thing that traps-
piIes. and Will pay an adequate eornpensa-
.on for impoT tant news.
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BAD TINES AL rhE NoarH.--Tke New YORK
Daily News, OF June - th, says: ----- ~

DAILY news, OF June :. Tn, says;
Bad times are reported as existing in the In.
.erior districts of the North and East. The
farmers cannot raise money. The country
banks refuse 10 discount. having already done
so in most cases 10 The fuIl amount OF their
capital; and in aina. out OF every ten instances
n0Le of their paper has been paid, b,i. has been
renewed.e Tie farmers have yet on their h:.ads
vary large Quantities, in the aggregate. OF rye,
corn and cats. These Lores had been held Tor
higher prices, III lii now, When no cash mar
ket exists. Considerable Of the old and nearly
all the new Wool clip, il also in farmers hands
Consequently, with all the elements of
prosperity in their possession, they cannot
realize money vaiue on accom- oT The presen {
depressed stat: OF business, caused by the
war. The farmers, then, III this way, ARE pay
ing Il uireet LAX. A.iose " ho Werr iuaGcsL IL
few weeks ago ia ti.eir elanaor for war, now
hold their Tongues. They will scoa cry
peace they have now 40 objection TO others
doing SO. The, reaction OF feeling is slowly
but certainly developing 1t eli, aad .f.er ~
short period has slapsed, even thosa who
cianor for war will have broker fheir hfass
cymbels and be found piping, the gentle noIe.
oi peace. +a.sr.zt~a
lettar. iatr,i Phila,lsiphia, June -, put
iished In the Bsltimore sun, gives the fol.
lowing narration OF suffering among the sz ork-
nig classes agAa !
A large meeting ofnnem pioyed worsssaen
was heiu Yesterday foD the purpose uf get ttsse
urEa petition to the Common Counciis ashing
for employment ON such public works as can
be prosecuted M this time. One of the spea h.
ers said that they eailest for no cnar1ts They
desired TO toll aud TO sweat as they have hith-
erto done. Hecontnued s'W cali upon these
gentlemen 10 protect us in our proper tys !. 1t is
duty Incumbent npon them. Our pfopertv
lies III our ten fingers, each one marked wi sh
eiisters, which are now wearing OF for want
OF thar labor. We are getting weak and faint
We are in want cf fsssistance--sHeh sseistaroe
as win remuHerate our country IN future
ages. There are nien among us who have
not tasted rfesh for two inonths. Only give US
work, that is what we want--work, work "a
The petition was nuupereasly signed and the
meeting adjouynetl. iaesi sd as asssasshf "a
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In NApoAeop's tlms railroads had not been
invented. He may therefore be excused by
military critics for not awaiting himself Of
this meane OF Reconnaissance wi thin the ene-
my's lines. Bot since railroads Were in
districts where she...irea horse sir,as Gu Gy.--
lie has heen made extremely useful as u beast
of burden in the transportation OF enormous
.quantities OF "ccntraband OF war, by which
whose sole uss the r. q. Railroad Is so ex-
clusiveiy devoted. The service 10 which rail-
roads are put in the couseyaaee of men aad ma.
tertai ~ war pears itsfuii proportion 10 The en-
plOyment OF this great labor sn y-ipg a. nd time
saving device for more peaceful purposes. :.
Hut ii any famous commander, Frank or
Hun, Hun or Turk, European. Assatic
American or African. has here tofore pressed
loccmoti yes aud trains OF cars in to the scout
ing branch oi inil, taEy matters, we confess
ourselves ignorant OF the when aud where
We rather Incline TO the opinion that military
meH In general would scout the idea. An
Ohio General, however, has rcsortad to the
novel exredlent of ssesTniue away by rail-
with q hundred or two soldiers. some miles
10 TO the region occupied by the enemy, TO re-
conuniter. The extraordinary ruse ceTtainl
succeeded In adding 10 she stock of inforna
ton concerning the enemy, besides nakisr,
We may presume. q decided addition TO the
officers Knowledge Of principles which viii
insis. on thrustinG thernselye es IN every war.
But, unfortnna,eiy, this knowledge was
gained ct a cost which forces upon us the re-
collection of y certain oft-quoted maxim Of
Poor Richard % FrsNe sofc:ers, patriotic
soldiers lives pay the v-sssetut price Of such
lessons" Our readers cysn imagine the scana
presented when railroad train, proceediog
rs though freghting 3 picnic party on =
pleasant exenrsion. a'bait win "srini -yisaged
war ~ yisibie INSIDE the c1rs, Is suddenly.
while passing 2 crrve, saiu'sd with 2 deadiy
volley of iron from masked batteries.
The locomotive, detached BIZ u can
non shot, backs OFT Of tho scrape with
the aFrighte6 engineer, leaving the trapped
soldiers to make off as hest they can from the
clutches Of ne exuiting enerny. That enemy
had not run q train Of cars IN the other drec-
sion for recoIncitering purposes; but he
see.cs 20 have known what would baprsr
with 4 lutte preparation on his part; and we
commend TO such OF our Generals as are pass
ing their military 'prentfceship III tatioiis
witch ought TO be filed by MASTER workrlen
a speedy imita t,ou Of the rebel foes common
sense in some particulars --Proutfsaec (R. II
prsSs.
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CROSS sAgK on their papers when their sub-
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wish to renew will orwarl the amount, or
the papers will be stopped q. the close OF the
term for which they have paid.
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D2AfH or CsARtorrl ESosfE's f.rrEl. -
The Rev. Patrick Bronte, the father Of tho
popular autkorese, 'Currcr Bell,' died at the
parsonage III liza worth, on the 7th OK June
He was oorn Ia the year l7T7, and was con-
;seq quentiy 81 years old=sat the time OF his
death. lie dec comparatively alone, passing
from earth IS hs HAD lived in IL. 4 cold,
gloosny, unsyrapathising man, hee had lths
reputaI,on OF esing, ana will to ruaaeia6sresi
a., the father or one Of the rarest isnilas sh II
were ever born 20 man. His name dies with
bin, but the falns' achieved by the suffering,
long patient. rcrse Yeriug, sPiritai "Cnrrer
Acton, apd Ellis Hell, fe tmrerishabie. - I
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ANari CALpFKoS ps IA BAaca--Dy she ,nst
steamer from Lurope We have received intel
lsence OF the death Of ir. Angel Caldaron ia
liI Rarca. hate Spen Minister 10 Washing.
ton. The deceased, who VA upwards Ci ~
years Cid was well known in this country.
where, be married II Scotch lady OF superior
attractions and ia teliect, ard dwelt happily
for a number of years. His death occurred nj
San Sebastian, Spain, ON the 3ist ult.
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WooL.--The Wheeling inteliigenceT say :
The wool growers have shearcdaii their sheep
and the wool is ready for sale sut there is no.
body 70 hpy 1t, At anything Like living price.
The holders of the wool say that thing less
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DssFxrcrfv Fl

! UssfKrcrfv z. FLEE ~ UEkfaR WnxsnfEG.--
pa; ;IHt saay Afternoon q tlRe broke out N the,
sash cpd door factory Of Roland i Holliaay,
IN Centre Wheeling, Va, aud spreading rap.
Idly, socn communicated 10 = house owned
Owned by VIM. Exlsy, and small irame un
the opposite side OF the street, owned by Jos.
Caldwell. al OF which we're speedily destroy
"a. with nearly all their oonfeats.s Total lees.
$4,000: NO insurance. ~sss
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The Bank Of Upper Canada has ioso withins
a few years sl,jo0.Qoo. II is proposed by th~
Cashier to reduce the shares from $50 10 $50
each. The Institution Is fscivaet, isotw.th-
standing its severe losses. t.fff ss..fsasr zT
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a.)ltbglalsA pispassh~
,y couAxp.x a. nAMsi HnsEgY.

en- rag pAn.v 0ISfASg3 ~ served 20 ees-
q txskxasA autRYfa cENTS PsN WEEK,
kfe 3e taa CAi{ieF weekly. Pr,eefor maiiias.
r. la ~ ~ Sc !uT sfx fsoafhs, 10 advance.
Essf- 4t{& SF5hi " EaNLY plsPATCH u issued
- 81 F9ptvaaa RRtsAv et ~, ~ ~ YaHee.
y and sss fsr fc III iSffsh@Ts a3 81 Tef an nurf.
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rnc,~rrTrH. 60.
maps. SIDRs, SHOULDERS IN %

uuu~,. SiuR4, SHOULDERS AN %
ei'l.'a Eefra3 srGAR, n'i Grades.
..a hela ch0tee q. a AoE.As% rs and Golden
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ala. .s..seas eArfea Green sNd Black TEA.
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#a3s. R,-A r e tHt Y NEEFiN6S.
raeka 80 - AHtskGY BRANDY. GIN,
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<4s tss2ste.s Pala sad petersiye SOAP.
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.laaAs- n &4GhL &kl ana Vi 3 Z q y, all
-..ss u Heanossy'r BRANDY, yery
@ H,,.- eyy &, o1ca APPLE BRANDY
ErAH1sf}. ~ rGFE and 1TSTAEp.
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:ta.-. .."nau ttN sad bkANpA
... Eass.sau Is EiohAE. .,
r..f..say WR b Jr.E~ < Co, ..
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New C0ncern.--The uniersirans have th.s
day entered into CO tnerships gpdsr tha styis
and tirm of BARkSDAL. = BROTHER. for tsfs
purpose OF eoudUctirg the PRODUCE CoMMis-
SION BUSINESS, and W i'll xivs peoist attention
to the sale Of Tobacco. Wheat. Corn, nc. The
hope, from their expsTt 8ncs Ia tis business Re1
by strict nd prompt ttsntion, 70 merit hberui
portion of public Patronage. They have eugagea
the services OF C1l. G. i. RsRKrDALE as Saies-
man Of Tobacco, who will devote MS attention T..
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al Ass a4e sAaA stSsasts s&ss1Hsaay
AL A-o7i "a az aas ~ s4l #sK
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- KINNWKY - IAiL.-Nas Is eoeII5Is

IN RUNAWAY IN LAiE.-Nas commit
*, ted To az Ja44 u tbs ceCHtv OF bGroEtT, "a
~ the isth day o. APRIL last, negro mao,
.ZAa9~- ws :, bat I'M claims 10 be & Tree iIa9.-
The said negro is i'figEt Tn1lstt0. and ia about
i've feet eight or zine IL cher high, &13 H. about
tweHty-tETee years old: has Tong UlHek crrls
hair oai L" stars OF note. The laId DeGro mad
O. when oomrGIttsd grey wpclgn suit, cvat in ed
With striDel jinssy. The owner OF said negro is
requested - come i1rw ari, prove property, pay
charges ana take him away, elrs hs viii - dealt
with ~ the Ia directs.
=. 5. GalSH0iEiE, acting ,IAilor
Iay sT-a2vsw OF Hanover County, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-02

81 Shiplsy. cane l. Co.. ia
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AZ shiplfIy; 4 I6T Esfsf afsss 1 cs.'1
No 90 PFAsL STREET. RrcE~nyn, VIRGINIA.,
fover Lanier Brothers & COL
IN order to meet the ar,s Of our customers and
aS onr st9oR rcro smora 10 ts city ali Of whsh
Y. oseF - lac lowert prices Ior cash.
in4rys FS.ySS s Is srcEPEg e PkTE CLOTH
j. aims
ss- Block TIN. grittanIa Ware. and Old
Centeaency naehinoay. Al persons who have
zach articles are requested 10 ssad them 70 The
wbera the highest price will he paid for them
Oar friends. In torn and eountrg. Will gather up
s2d ad in t1eiF Oil .ares Tor The benefit Of tbs
:. = .tn III, sTe4ar, Betty BROAD And GRACE.
sd W. call ,h- Attention OF Farmers
ard M;iiers tc D o Y l. L GEhERR RATED
M0pab A Tor cieaafiHg all Kinds of Grain
filth, white eaps, 6e. This grain cssaer is strong
and really made. works easy, and ia warranted
and promptly -stte1aea &c. Address 7. DoI LIE,
Wytheviile, We je 2e-7tt
's'' HAyEBsAcE5
Ready rnada and manufactured in large quantities,
H. C. BaRT0y's, :2a Main ST.,
j. Zs--lhl Two doors below spotswood Hotsl.
81 June &4....SPeciai aetice.....June ~.
MT. EFT A RY q 0 s.
jGst received.
i'gI3 ADAMS EXPRESS.
-. DRSIRAE AELE 0ooDs,
At.apcvi ivf
MILITARY COMPANIES
Wanting aa -... ..--
ECONOMICAL OUTFIT.
Receiving this weak
g9e9f yards Of Esda. Grey SsTFEETT,
60e wards Of rns Sius sATiEBTr,
iy0e ysr.i- of Grey JkSSiMEhk.
eaa3 yar.ts II .c2ory STRIPES, fOr shirts,
3Glj yards oasa2's Gray CASHMERE,
s95o yards hesVy FnlIed CL0TH. fos over
o t.lss ! Cotto, oZNARraas.
IS Ia as g.. 10. dc.
8 bsies -JFiped do.
~ bales heavy az Brown DOMESTIC,
500 JerC i3tant black EFsmsted ttGfH,
IstS s9r6s q eafari9f wool ovej Navy Blns
JEANS, 2 first rate Goods for uuI.
ToTDe,
.s arz. Blue Flannel Fatigue SHIRTS,
i7l T21ts sTreYior HtANkhTS,
21J rait7 raat Navy 10.
ap53 yards Grey ana 6lne tLkENKLS.
The above, with : variety ot other Goods for
camp seEyioe. WILL b9 gold enaap at the Miisasy
headquarters ii AAkkGp MOSES,
ie 24--l&t cS msil street.