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Western Virginia Csnventisn

WHKELIse, June ls In convention to-day
Mr. Carlile, from the COMMITTEES on business re-
ported an ordinance fixing the compensation Of
State officers and members Of the Legislature
much lower than now.
Mr. Farnsworth, OF Upshur county, offered q
resolution that one Of the leading objects Of the
convention, after establishing provisional gov
eminent, was the separation Of Western from
Eastern Virginia.
After long debate, IL was laid on the table
ayes So, nays IL.
Resolutions Of respect TO the memory of the
late Senator Douglas were unanimously ordered
to be entered upon the journal.
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ANOTHER BRIDGE BURNED-FLIGHT
OF INHABITANTS, &c.
Especial diIpatch TO the Star

lSPSSAoA potCh W TIC Sbdr
ALEXANDRIA, June I9.-Goose-creek bridge
covered bridge and fine structure on the Lee,burg
turnpike, four miles from Leesburg. connecting
with the middle turnpike road leading to Alex
andria-has been burned by the Virginia troops.
force Of eight hundred men are in the neigh.
borhood OF occoquan. They refused to let any
Of the wood boats Of occoquan or Neabsco come
up with wood or barrels; In consequence of
which, as 1t 10 all the dependence Of poor people
in that neighbOrhood, great suffering IL expert
enced.
Hugh Hammond, a very worthy citizen of
Prince Williams, who was a Union man, wa.
taken prisoner on Sunday night, and handled
very rudely. He has been since released.
People are leaving the (Fsirfax) county as fast
as possible under the reign Of terror now prevail
ing there.
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The Rifle Cannon Experiment. ut the Ri
Raps.

BALTIMORE, June l9.-An oficer from Fortress
Monroe, who arrived here this morning, says the
trial OF the riaed cannon at the Rip Raps was
highly successful. Many Of the balls went clear
over Sewall's Point, and fell into the water be-
yond and between that place and Craney Island.
One ball burst over the enemy's ranks, producing
certainly not agreeable sensations. The men
could be seen mounting horses and hurrying OF.
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More New York Treops COMING

BALTIMORE, June I9.-Another New York
regiment from Buffalo via the Northern Central
Railroad, passed through this city for Washing
ton this morning at ~ o'clock
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w,.cL .f.n OCEAN St,amer

NswNoRK June II The steamer Zuln hence
foT T. mslcs was lost at Port Morsnt on the zStn
ult Tue mails and passengers were saved, out
the vessel and cargo were totally lost.
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Violent Storm IN Masss chusetts.

BosToN, June 10 "A severe hail storm, with
thunder and lightning, passed over portion cf
Plymouth county, Sunday afternoon, causing .
great destruction Of trees, growing crops, and
windows. At Sandwich there was q tornado,
partially unroonng some buildings and demelish-
Ing chimneys. ..-.
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The Late Nsior winIbrea.

BALTIMORE, June 19.-The Norfolk boat came
up with colors half-mast this morning, having
tie remains OF Major Winthrop on board
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CousHs:-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources of Pslnloa Bronchial and Asthnsattc
Afections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early stages of the disease reoour Sc
should at once be had to BYotsn's Bronchial
Iroehes." or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltaton OF the Throat be ever slight, as by this
precaution more serious attack may be efeorually
warded oil. Public Speakers and Singers will find
then eheotual for clearing and Strengthening the
voice. SEQ advert sement. de l-ly
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Fire ut fsieds.

ToLFBS, June Is.-The First Congregational
church In this city, and two dwellings ID jo ming
were destroyed bv IRE last night. los elSQ00,
which " partially insured. -''ff.
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lust RECEIVED Ars .. r p, E \ u t : <
FL. SSf ssfs sSFdSssEk s Ss 81.
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New Ysrk yfarkeu.

NRw YoRK, June 10 Flour 10 shads frmer.
Wheat IL arm and unchanged. Corn ha rine
better Pork 10 heavy. Lard 10 steady "hnkf
10 quiet at .s4c-
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TO TEE AFFLIcTKD,-Bs sure to read the sdver-
tIsement Of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SECOND EDITION..
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MIS-
SOURI,.

SOURI,.
BATTLE AT BOONvILLE-sECESS
lists RoUTED-THREE HUNDRED
KILLED!
Sr. LOUIS. June I9.-rhe report OF the battle
at Boonville is confirmed. Three hundred Of the
rebels were killed, and the remainder were dis
persed.
Gen. Price, belonging to the rebels, was taken
with diarrhes at the beginning OF the battle, and
was carried home.
Governor jackson inglorIously fed
In consequence Of this victory 30 emphatic,
there is great rejoicing here.
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LOCAL NEWS

" Though TEE srAn Ii printed on the fsstess
s:eam prr,, Ia use south Of Baltimore, 10 edition
b 90 large - require II to be put 10 press at an
Early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
seus In before IL O'Clock m; sthsrwise they may
sot .pp>ar snt'l the next day.
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4 TNION PAPER AND ENVELOPES Twen
u ~ different styles of Note and Letter Paper,
with Envelopes 20 match.
Views Of Washington in the form of Rose. and
In sook form; also, separate
Al the Daily q d Weekly Papers con.tautly on
hand. Herald, Times, and Tribune received every
night ct O'Clock.
Papers from all parts Of the country.
Be.d e's Dime Novels and Song Books.
A fresh supply Of Books for summer reading
chap
A large assortment of Juveniles -Mayne Rsld,s
Books, Rollo Books, Abbott's Histories DO.
discount OF 10 10 50 per cent. al bound books
FRENCH 4 RICHSTElN,
Tns 28 National Books toIo, as "a. ay,
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READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Req II; 1t will interest you.
40 2O-eOly
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange At the Star Office counter. Il
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NorIcx.-Distict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 Be insersed in the BALTInoRs Sun are received
a, and forwarded from TEE STAR Once.
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DIED,

On the morning Of the 18th instant, at 8 O'Clock,
after long and painful illness Of consumption,
WlNDLIN SAUL Err, 10 the SD year of his age.
anative of WIItemburg, Germany, and resident OF
Washingt n, ID c., for % years.
tWh cling, Va pagers copy.)
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BOARDING.

SUMNER BOARDING FOR FAMILIES OR
y single persons. Also, vacancies for q few Stu
GENTS Terms moderate. Address r X. BURNS,
fialnheld, Cumberland county. Pa. je 6-lmeos
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AT 1HE special election held in the Fifth Ward
day before yesterday, for Common Councilman
In place Of Mr.. Hutchinson, resigned, Geo. Hitz
(Cnion) was elected
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SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- Ar PoINI LOOKOUT, MARYLANp.

SEA BATHING, AND SAFE RETREAT.
~ AT PoINr LooK-OUT, MARYLAND.
This 90 ebrsted Bathing Place. situated at the
junction Of the Potomac River with the 4
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened By the yEA n
undersigned on the 10th of June, in the lk.tfs i
very bess style 10, q persons VII, Who msI wish :
benei of the best salt water bat ing and enjoy the
deioaoies OF the water, such as Fish of all kinds.
Oysters, Crabs, 30
Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
for the accommodation of guests.
A hne livery stab kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard ealoons with
al other smusements usually found at such places.
The table viii be supplied daily with fresh veSe-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the Ba tlmore and Washington markets. -
at the Bar.
Board, % psr day; one week, Sl2; second week,
wants half price. =
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday sssa m. and Baltimore on Friday At p.
m. The half past o. clook p. m. train from Ws.h-
lngton Will connect at Bal imore with the boats,
reaching Point Lookout daily also, q trf-weekly
stas from Washington. by way Of LeOna'dtown
Add es. the proprietors, q Point Lookout.
10 81 HEFLEBOWER & CO Prop'rs.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED AWAY, on the IIth instant. from
- the Printing Once Lot, on First st, aoEuA
between q and SITS :, q large red cow, N
With horns, white hack, and large bag
had small red calf with her. A liberal reward
will be paid for her return to x. MCCARTHY, at
the Avenue House, on Sew 18th st jsl9-2t'
S10 REWARD.-Lost, on the 18th Of May, a
~ ~ lady's small eOlI Geneva WATCH,
with white fsce, and az. nj ~ in old nslish IA
letters engraved on the inside case. Had Al
short chain with two keys attached. L. sup posed
TO have been lost at the encampments north OF the
oIty, or at the National Hotel. i he finder will re-
ceIve the above re ward BY leaving it at Dr. STOR-
Rows, No. 12s + street. corner of Twerty-
first. ie 10 Sts'
/ OSC-On Sunday last, between the corner OF
II ~ street and Pennsy lvania avenue and the
Churon OF the Epiphany. a BREASTPIN, with
the name"J y. Blake" marked on il. The finder
VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving it at X Dom
No. 5. General and Office. je IS s."
e. REWARD-Strayed away Friday last, a
pC white horned cow with red spots on &1fpA
each and slit in one ear. The above re- 80
ward Will he paid for her return to JOHNA
WElG Ell, at the German Burial Ground, on
North Capitol at. je l7-Sts
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GAIT WATER BATHING.
- MARSHALL'S PAVILION.

his favOrits resort for those seeking health and
PLEASURE is now open. IL Is situated In 4 A
Potomac. in view Of the Chet apeake. To ls.sH
thoss wishing 90 ayold extreme fashion, and see K
home. 1t is uneIceled. Splendid Bathing, good
Acknowledging and Pleasure Boats free OF
charge for the guests. The Table is supp led with
ali the salt water de icacies-6ne Oysters. Son
and Hard Crabs, Sheeph ad aEd other Fish. There
are many Inducements, which the undersi ned
deems unnecessary to mention as the situation OF
HIS p ace ena his past TaLa ement embrace suff-
cIent gusIantees for his future patronage.
The steamer II. NIcholGs l:-aves WashlnstOn
ever Tuesday at O'Clock, and Alexandra at 7
o'clock P. IN She will land passengers at the
Pavilion each way.
BCard-Sl 20 rer day; SIS per week; S13 pei
month Children and Servants hs ( price
DAILY mails from Washington and Baltimore.
For further information address the pro pTistor
at LeonardtOwn, Md.
Je 6-ImH r. J. MARSHALL
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7 TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
heye Just received mr. stock of SUM AE4
CLOTHING, and HATS and CAPS, TO which
have one OF the INCEST 6ssortments Of goods in
this oits, and offer them q very low pricss.
js7-ia No. $50 s,S:nsi d s e, Or. Poss oscs
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| HAvELoCks FOR THE FIREMEN ZouAvBs Col.
Farnsworth has written a graceful acknowledg-
the Firemen Zouaves, from pupils Of the Fourth
| District School.
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEkERS.-Cit
1 Gems and Soldiers wishing to enjoy n 4
themselves for an 'ur or two, you'd do yEMY
we'll to call 81 the WASHINGTON H.asa
CRY 6hkDEN of ERNEST LoKyFLFR, sad : Q
are certain visit ouce made will soou be repeat
ed. IL 10 needless 70 praise his Lager Beer-iust
give him call and judge for yourselves. The
Sarneens are open every day in the week. On
Music and Dancing, when those fond Of shaking
Their Ieet can fall IN and enjoy . good dance,
PIlyate families aud Others furnished with Beer
a. oil times, and all places, tie most reasons
bic terms BY sending their orders u the arden on
New York avenue and First street, ma l6-lln~
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SPECIAL NOTICE To VOLUNTEERS
- Just arrived At SMITHS, No. $50 Seventh
SPRING and SUMNER CLIO Thing, TRUNKS
TAbICESi GARRETT BAGS sHIRT Col,
the abOvenamed goods Tor SAFE ST Northern prices
ma 2n SIN J. ~ SMITH. Ciothier.
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1S0 0O0 LBS. SOAP X
5000 o,ibs Rough Tallo = AMI Greas., at the Ma
usnAl Soap and Candle W orks, corner Green Sc
js elm &. B. JEWELL, Proprietor.
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MORE PINssYLvANrA TRooPs-Tas Tsesnty-
Fourth Regiment Enthusiastically afternoon
stein, arrived here by rail- direct from that city
They number $50 men who came to stay as long
as they are wanted They bring Eve vivandiers,
who dress in short blue skirts, red bodice, and
mindng the fatigue.
Prof Paul accompanies the regiment with his
excellent band, twenty-four strong. The follow
ing are the officers:
Colonel, Max Einstein; Lieutenant Colonel,
Charles Angeroth; Major, w. Stoenleber; Adju-
tant, Ackley; Surgeons, g Heller and III Hell
Ter; Quartermaster, F. Bretinger.
Company A-Captain, Reidlesheimer; Lieu
tenants, C. Aver and n Heverstein. Company
B-Captain, Jotha; Lieutenants, Gutenberg and
5. Wool Company C-Captain, c Angeroth,
Psny D-Captain, J. Keiter; Lieutenants, II.
vogelbach and p. burger. Company E--Csptain,
Kidney; Lieutenants, G. Friele and A. Beirhalter
Company F-Captain, e. sPearing; Lieutenants,
Captain. Harvey. Company H-Csptain, r.
Vogle; Lieutenants, F. label and r. Resage
Company captain, Lang; Lieutenants, g.
Evans and Steiner. Company K-Captain,
hagenmeister; Lieutenants, II. J. Meninger and
Mccarthy.
officers, which Mr.. John Mcdonald has brough bit
here for sale, from New York, are remarkably
hne ones, and should at once be secured lat the
Union Livery Stables, 6 street between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets) by officers who
have not yet supplied themselves with animals
THE FOURTH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT, Col
Hartrauft, broke camp near Behring'S bridge YES
terday evening, and taking all their baggage and
tent equpage in twenty-six baggage wagons
moved over into Virginia, to take position with
the other regiments near Vienna. They attracted
considerable attention as they marched through
the streets.
HAvELoCks FOR THE FIRENKN ZouAvBs Col
Farnsworth has written graceful acknowledy-
ment OF the receipt Of supply Of havelocks for
the Firemen Zouaves, from pupils Of the Fourth
District School.
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CAMP NOTICE.
OAMP CALDRON FURNACE, the best in the
market for so!diers' use Also, VEfLE'S POKT-
ABLE CAMP STOVES. These stoves are made
Of wrought iron and are not liable to break. When
ready for move, the whole apparatus il securely
packed IN strong oak oask, with lock and key.
To be had at
WOODWARD'S Building,
jelo 31S Pa av betw. 10th and 18th Sta.
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GONE ONE, COME ALL. To the People.
~ Clothing Hal No. $50 Seventh st. CLOTH
LISES,. CARPET BAGS, STRAW HATS
CAPS, 30, at SMITHS, No. 460 Seventh ct.
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uEADQUARTERS FOR SOLDIERS
II cry Soldier in the city should call at SMITHS
No. 400 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office,
and by their ca. OTH!NG SHl RTS, COLLht ;,
TRUNKS, VALICES, CARPET BAGS, hAF Is
and Gaps, a 1t u the Cheapest Store IL town 10
buy Clothing end Fur shing Goods,
J. II. SMITH, ClothIer,
ma 1r-3m No. $50 Seventh ct
" BOYS CLOTHING.
large assortment Of BOYS SPRING CLOTH
ING embracing all styles OF low priced meclu w
and hne qualities, winch we are selling { very
low piIoes for cash.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
322 Pa. av., between 9Th aud 10Th sts
M 1ntellIzenoer and Repn bIcan.D
lust RECEIVED-Ladies Black Congress
- Heel CATERS, at 81 per pair.
A. u. HOOVER.
Srutn side Pa. avenue, No 33I,
js l4-st RetWasn 9Th Ard 7th st
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Return OF TEE RHODE ISLAND RKoIMENr-
This morning the First Rhode Island Regiment,
Col. Burnside, arrived from Chambersbufg, and
returned to their quarters near the city The
evacuation OF herPer's Ferry without a light,
caused no little disappointment among the col,
dier boys, who were extremely anxious to give
"secesh" sample Of what Little Rhody'' can
do In wiz ping out traitors.
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AN ALEXANDRIA DRY GOODS STOCK
IA no BE SOLD
Our friends and customers of this city and Vir-
sinIa viii ease take notce that We have remev ed
tnatnn And beys Seterminsd tn sal OF on, snt;ns
stock a. a very low figure as we intend to CLOSE
business by September LIST.
The Goods wall be sold without regard to cost.
:. d w. MEYENBERG,
Center Market, ID door west Of Seventh St
ie lS-Iw
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Nh EDrroa: Al you are supposed to know
evrsything, can you inform M why the gates OF
tue Capitol grounds are kept closed, and when
they win be opened again TO the public! By
doing %, ysu VIII obligs { MANI cITIzSu?
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GosE IxTo CAMP This morning the Twen-
tY-ssventh Regiment Pennsylyanis Volunteers
nafcasd up ths Avenue In hne stFie, spd pse-
eeedsd 10 camp north Of he city. SCI -
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Emelipe West. cold drunk aud disorderly In the
street; fined % ~ Geo Kindrll, drunken runa-
way from the wofkhouse; fined % 50, and sent
sck to his old quarters Nick smith, drunk In
the strsst; work. house 90 days. 90. 49, F.
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BISSSKR The branch OF the celebrated wines
and Liquors importing house In NV York, knewn
Tor more than half CENTURY as "Biningtr'a." re-
eoscsrn, and Is airetdy doing a heavy business,
especially with the nieen OF the army. ln stock
10 very large and varied, and the well earned rep
astioa % tue present house insures that IL gen
uins ~ all Its Department.. We advise those here
dssfi1g 20 purchase such goods to be sure 10 call
IN a Bininger's-on s street, near Wtilnrd's-
tetere having thefr supplies ..F F..'. ~
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RESISTING AN OFFIcER.-Yesterday A. J. Dean
arrested by policeman J. r. King, who
charged him with resisting him n the discharge
Of his duty, aud with ma king nit and bat
tefy MON him " was taken before Justi ce
Dorm, who hid bin 10 security for his appear
arae az the Criminai Court.
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Our ADvIcK.-we would advise those Of our
subscribers Who are doing business In town
during these hard tunes, to give their orders to
our young friend, Willie r. PyweH, the show
card writer, mo. 4i2 ID street, near Seventh and
have him paint some Of those neat cards that all
business men 1t Is next best to advertising In
our Star. Give him a trial, and II will pay.
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BALLOON ASCENSION Considerable curiosity
w'as excited this morning by the ascension Of
Prof loves balloon from the grounds of the
rm. Sn ,ss,na mD III, f,is,d. .nd o,h .pens sms s
aerial rides, who enjoyed Hne view Of the sur
rounding encam pIlents. z
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N GREEN TURTLE.
IA HANBACK, has Just received a V1
served daily in soup ana steaks. Also, SOFT
CRABS, LOBSTkRS, and fresh MACKEkEi. :,
with his usual stock OF hne GHAMPAGNES He
challenges competition Cali and see meo2o3
Pa avenue, above Willsrds' Hotel.
u. jeH -lw JOHN u. BAMMACK, Prop'r
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RKLKAsED - Yesterday, Henry hewitt, of Fair
fax county, and W N. ]. Lillard, Of Rappahan-
mock county, who were taken as prisoners of
war in Virginia, took the oath not 10 bear arms
against the Government Of the United States
during the present troubles, nor oppose the Gov
eminent In any way whatever. Their release
from confinement was ordered.
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~hEAT NATIONAL ROUTF
6@@RRMmmn h'

40 n15unores PhiIadelnht
ana boston, and the R.1aa,
nAngton City.
A IENLAAL OHIO ANN MAJ
~ HIO RAILROADS terminate a. -hAotkE Al
II connects With Railroads for and RON All saieh Pf
West. SOuth.x~.s, - - PO-nS IN ths
PsssenEers Sy this Route visit the .., :, -
eE ark, or Boston, ct The =, ~ ot'
York or Boston alone, By other ine Ss' OF ticket .
Through Tickets can also be prornvs. -, -
the eastern elues At an additional ehErve a. s v
Sleeping cars attached to al night trNiS, sony
Tickets good until used, with ne priviis-. ., 49,.
all principal points. Hess OF stopping
Business men and travellers. for pIeayur. =.
visit all the Eastern Cities eouparat,v,l
The scenery celebrated for its wonderful I snail e1F
it is uneqnslled in the world It's system On 40 saeh
police; its splendid equipment its exclusive - me night
large amount Of double track its ne hotsiS Inc
lance OF the CouPnyO nsures TO the pssSe1ss ne SUI
and confsrt- -ssS sPeeds
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks can 49,.
the principal Rsilr pad and Steamboat OHce1 IN ~
Ask for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Rs;Is'-
W. P-sNlTH, Master Trsnsporta.5o- n ~ = = :
l. u. COLE, General Ticket Az.rt p = y
=. sULLIV AN, Cen Western 49,, . = : :
II. J. JEWErI, Pres't, @ ORR
}. WI BLOWN, Genil Ticket Agent @ oRp
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M. q E.F CHI
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS
ZINE BRAEDIES, WINS, TOBACCO. CTGARs NATTs
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C.,
O0RHER OF COLLEGE IND 0EUPcE s7prrTz
Nashville. Tennessee.
TKTE in receipt Of large and well scta ,4o of
wv Groceries, Liquors, etc., consisting part a. fsisTs;
$50 bids Sugar, all grades 100 genuine Havana C.r,,
200 bbscheice Molssses; 200 kegs Nails assorted:
100 do 40 100 dozen Painted Bucketnt
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so nests Tubs:
bbs Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Walnut
Loet sugar III Dds Pecans;
$50 boxes Star Candles 10 b5is Fiberts
leo boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE RRANDIES, WINES "a.
IS Kk q choice French Brardes;
20 kcasks Madeira, Sherry and Port Winesl
$50 baskets best brands Chanpszre
so boxes Scovill Claret,
iss SSl: na9s ESSfT f9s County "hgl
5 do do do Bourbon do
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard and Sycamore Powder The
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