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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23
General Mcclellan,

This gentleman Is net travelling very easy road -
The New York H'ralFs correspondent from Washington
ssys when be got there st Of ooeTs sss laid Def
him, wh.eh Il minated he si sppon IN the army
uoer bis command. rhsae politicians selected BY
the ruling ,que, and had the sanction Of llncOl" A
they did Tot fuit AcCl an be At said 20, and
signed his commission. Cabinet Council instantly
held and after stormy session. t resolve not to
receive bis recognition, iosls on the appointments
ths had been required.
The GsneracOmmanding had no, got through With
ths natter when mutiny broke 10 four Of bis crack
Regnsnts who we're dsarued, their ccors taken from
them, aud they were s,igmA.izsd shect soEards.-
Some 80 or 90 OF each put irons, and are to be
sent to Fort rortusss to work sand bars for three
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23
ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN.
Important Detail. q the views frsn
EnrcPs.
MIR. RUssELL's ACCOUNT on THE
RETREAT AT BULL RUN.
LORD PiLMIRsrOSs REMARKS on TUE BLOCKADE.
&c, 81, &C., "a &c. t,fFg
0raa 10 Ssv yort ur.la ., tAs la.A la.. ).

\from mo NeN totk bSfala o. Ae
The Steamship Bremen, Captain Vessels, which left
Southampton on the 18Th Of August 10 he afternoop,
arrived At this port little after nine o'clock last night
The Bremen brings the European mails Of her day Of
sailing, passengers, sl0o. 600 10 specie aud cargo
Her news has been anticipated 10 its chief prints BY
The eegrsphic report Of the Bohemian at Farther Point
publ shed Ia he Herald Of yesterday xonday morning
Our fes however, contain the following details Of these
advices. which will DO found highly interesting
particularly with respect 70 the impressions produced In
England and France by the latest war news from the
United States ...sraa a 'o-s
In London on the Stock Exchange American securities
experienced heavy decline on Monday august 81 after
the Intelligence concernlDg the defeat az Bull Ruu
United States ives Virginia sKes, Ere
diuary and preference shares and Illinois Central being
chiefly affected. r.-sats
The London Mess Of the 7th Of August says
fresh decline Of per cent took place to-day
in United States Hves. = -1ls - tt.ss,.f . 80
TIE Unita Italia.a, the MARKHAM organ Of Nsp an.
nounces that Gsnera Gbadi has been one Of the rst
sign the prots originating With hazIn against the
occupation Of Home by the French. l1-
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says
The export Of vine 10 America has fsilen ca during
the Last six months atty per cent and articles Of mlen
cry ory6ve per cent Notwithstanding the complaints
are general Of the great losses sustained by the civil
10 America which closes against them some Of the
bee, markets hopes are entertained that the treaties
OF commerce in progress Of negotiation will open fresh
ones.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23

slat The movements OF he rcb Il have srous.d them
tom their eshMgy, and action row seems 10 be their
satchwpfd The rfocls Just i.ced from the ar
pspartmept 70 the Govsrnos ~ ten Notthern Slatsa
calling for the immediate forwarding Of al troops en-
listed or ACCEPTED IN their several State-yhether reg
nents, b.ttsIous or mpinies armed or unarmed-to
The nsousl car its 3 Of self evidence that they ave
.seertained enough OF the movements of JED Davis
cmy 70 create anxiety in regard TO the safety Of Wash-
ugton almost equal 20 that which existed tour months
,gO, when the mob at Baltimore attempted to prevent
hs passage Of troops then en- route 10 protect the ma
iona capital, With its valuable archives The rebels
have concentrated large force the Potomac and
siN arguenting their numbers in that ycni,y with
he idea Of crossing over into Maryland srousiDg The
dsf cted IN Baltimore threatening the capital in the
by cutting OF reintorcenenss, while their main
Tuy attacks the city, and thus bring about the hasi
Iuggle for the occupancy Of the city Of Washington
The rebels compelled BY force of circumstances TO
make demonstration somewhere, have IL seems cho-
ecu Washington % that point aod the authorities at the
ApAl appear to believe that the day aud tho hour
q DO distant period. The gallant Mcclellan, IN
command Of the entire Uniou army In that vicinity n,
sok with hs accustomed activity, preparing his forces
o- tbs eriss The Administration have likewise taken
bold Of t matter with energy, and nov call for assist.
,uee from the people; but il Is necessary that activity,
,romptness and despatch shall charAcerils tho move.
uents Of those In charge Of the volunteers now station.
ID az the several rendezvous in the States appealed TO-
~ even this oa viii be late. No one knoxs the ex.
A.. strength Of JEFF Davis army nov 10 the vcini y
II the Potomac Some estimate Il az one hundred
md ffty thousand and others at ouly eighty thou.
and Be that Il may Il Is evident that Mcclellan
,nd the Administration desire to be prepared for the
sorst and have sufficient force In readiness drive back
INV numbers that may he sent against them Il this
fort Of toe Government the Interest nj sekethe cause
If freedom the world oVer-denALds that there shall
"a no delay Qdck and decisive workable march to
Washington by thousands and Of thonsauds-s the
onlV Response that should be made to the proclamation
Of the Secretary Of War a..s "a. ID
We arc PROFESSIONALLY on the eve Of an important
bittle-no n re skirmish-bu. engagement between
he main bodies Of the Unlon and the so-casd Coufede
rate armies ct pon, where the result Is OF the mos,
uoneutous eonsS qaence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23
THE SITUATION.

fhs crisis Of The hsGr demands fresh troOps ~ ibs
urotsctou Of The national cspitI aud the coantry rd'
Ooues uith aaerty 70 the cal OF the War Department
b. thousands preparing 20 push iorsatd IN de-
fence Of The EoSsrnm-nt the aR and the constitution
hioh for three quart Of century have been the re-
o., ssntayes OF freedom the first and brightest all the
sord over For the second time since the opening Of the
present. var danger threatens the safety OF Washington,
"a nov, 90 NC rst occssop, 10 April last the pso
- Of the North are alive 70 the necessity Of preserving
he ssst Of government L. archives aud tss uemores
RumOrs are "a 1at that the rebes have schetoc on
loot 70 attack Washington By = n,nk moesfnsnt me
a.sTxn being 20 large iorcs-sblch appears has
teen eoneentrating Cor loBg time In AaryAndto cut
"a the connection By railroad and aod between Bait
ssors and Philadelphia while Generals beanregard aod
Johnston advance on Washington from the virginia
ID The details Of this plan vii be found 10 our col
Spns .oasy and in view Of the danger srsog there
s the ordsr OF the Secretary Of War. which We pub
i,sh.S Yesterday calling Tor additional troops must be
Iee.rdes a. an imperative ssiy. force OF neary
,sS thousard men vii leave this State during the pre-
sept week and no doubt the other States called upon
-il' furnish pcop1rtioaate quotas AZ one.
fhe movement o. the rebels on the MARYLAND shore u
attended 70 be accomplished by the transport OF troops
90 AanaSes and fats large number Of which have i'
sroe.rs been cOnCentratea Ia the vicinity cf AeqaA
C,k ssulte the bOssed watchfulne- Ct the Potomac
1os u has also been discovered that several forti-
.Al batteries have been CONSTRUCTED by the rebels rot
univ OF he shorts Of AeqdA aud Poiomae ctssE bet
ON he MARYLAND side Of the river 81 hnersi Point
We publish to-day soue additional intelligence OF the
raysements Of the rebel pfiss.sess woico teeoi oe
nakinE extensive captures Of NOfthsro yssses. .s1
TaE ALARM AT wlsglS6T0S-NEW GALL FOB
TROOPS
u, ss.Asrisss II wsaIngss are again Ia state o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23
rss Va,hiussep Alarm.

"DOnt Kick befors 700 are spurrsd, "Doat lssp te-
fore you get to the stiles" are old hs naIns If sp
proved wisdom, which the Federas would DO vel to
heed Havn, they got ss2red too sOOnf Are they no
committing the same folly that they did In April
What do We want with Washington? What could We
do With r. except perpstr their folly Of spending
mil ions TO hold lts ~
We have told them that .e bad far higher game
"Oa 10 Pskiagi' is wstchword ba: IL they
shoOss 10 stay at Washington, and su'r daily deaths
for the fssr Of losing itthats their business. We win
o. 1y thsir fears and tretidstions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23
,irr. DAVIS RALLY srlus,arsf rows-'ar ssAa>

ysrr. DAVIS A RALLY BilIissaksf P0wEs-TaE SaSsn
WILL xof DBSzsr
Let The American Journals ssll the story their ~,
vsy. have told nine - Know H. IL has rsired :.
eesssny and hesvy siqes early morning. and the eopa
ny most b unit for opsssfons; otherwise, II NJ Dv
desired 70 peees he advantage. be might now be ver,
close to Arligtoa Hsighu he has already proved Ia.
be has fair fight 70 Be cooddefed the bead Of '
HsGnGpt power Bat though the North may reel and
q ~, mansp think ~ yin make her desist froS
thl 6kgls, usiejti Il be speedily followed BY bios,
moH Deadly even thsBths % pulls from Manassas fh.ss
d mush tslk peE (ef enosked Batteries Of couss)G
oura mixing and oslu|l Ind such matters.
The ruth .p9ned TO be that the nnso we're oseTWoti
ed kent outJos else CT fourteen hours In the taa e.
peced 70 lope sskc Ore tady Offered, and Of dsacita
rsdnentai orfanisries. Then came . most dinicst
operation ajthdraw this army, 70 constituted cut o,
scon In face q m enc ssio enemy, who bad repalsed
IL The retirement Of ~ ioggsse, which was Without
dI,sra " usund~ IA created alarm, and Tia
a rm become panic, vhish became frantic on the sp
ps.rancs Of the soeny I'D ths opening their spns
q he runsssya Bat he North vii be all ,se more
saesr 70 rsisvs this dsssts heush Ii may divert hss
ffea the scheme, which h. been Suggested TO bsT Il
panlshing xDgisDd, uttI Phfs longer.
The s1ultstion Of the nth can only Be understood
BY thoss who may ~ H. Id the Federal Government
perssveres In ib dsgn 70 make Cnion By force IL nJ
orspsrs Tor srugels the result Of which will leave tie
Union VERY ltte to eight fos. More Of the "bssts"L
nv NEXT pity the people soross the water but ,heJ
usst bs The yicdms Of hsluonstion and myths Il orc
n INV mower 10 dispei now
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23

We lear the "B-ss'iOr Rrigads" is 10 trodbla and 10
d,rger Of disbsndnent The 18th (HighIsnder) was
sSsigued to sess refused to obey his Order snd had
ira DIRECTIONS allowed. he claimed dominion over The
"a Nsw York Fire ,uaves. Its Col (Fsirmsa) cen.
tested he claim vent TO the oee and 60. an order
gsius the command to him he me, siekes and showed
bis ORDER which siekes snatehed from him and tore up
and they had tussle The Colonel then went TO Gen
acslan aud got another order, and snapped bis Rng-
err, 10 Satie' face.
TAers are aly ttsss sksIetol Regiments Id, TO The
Brigade and SELLS bas oct Jet got bis Cois'ion as
R,S.dsr. though be xear ss STAR Sert 10 MOI, sPPrs-
cgsssd az Washington. - ..-Fl =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23
NsbfSdt - 7sr roos hAs.-ws CLIP ,hs folloviIs
tuEesstivs 20 1tsph from the Cncnr All ENQUIRER:

The New York Evening Posi-, desirous Of getting fI
Of s surplus iAbodng populsfeo, 10 deseaniiDg Upoh
the greet scsrctyf aborers st The West, and neos.
mendng that elastic this vsy We can say 10 oil
such unemployed aborts n New York that tbcy hss
better stay whore they are A. the boscrs VITO are
In the west sanpot be employed By coming West Ihs
Nss Yesk hbossss would only ada 70 their osu subG
fsssmsnta 30
TO thh We would sd The bops thar zone Of the pos
davis. vh6n Abolition has starved out will come eoah.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23

Tas CsaisJsrass Congress has passed an sSt subosa
ing tho admission Of this Stats into che oonfedsraey
whenever the legally constituted authorities shall rshfy
the Provisional Constitution.
The &C, also recognises Gov. Jackson as the legally
elected and regularly constituted Gsyerbor Of the Con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23

yes WsAs Oar fssy - IsfssDspi 1--WE srs sn,hos
~ = essst The sGesrs Of IT, Hsns Quad seuss,
~ y oail shsr nsa togssAa :. Asir sruosi.s ~
<vopsk 70 sscsstsIn De puabss shs ~ vs,anlsss iu
sksH Hxisd q pstissis ssrviss, - psr 70 ihs
C,PDhiss q Heas psibess - Ssssi1y nscstso .
49,: - Z 49, !: 81: ~ 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23

ExcnAS0E ~ PRssoSKss.-lti Is stated that President
Lincoln has received Ire dasrent petitions signed BY
the Bril- Run prisoners at Richmond praying that some
measires ngat be taken for their release exchange
Doe of ahem signed exclusively by the MARI men
and heads Of families amounting 10 four hundred and
thirecu Il begged that they might be exchanged, In
order that they might return homs provide for their
families, who, they alleged. we're snssrlng Another
was from the thrse month"; volunteers whose trae has
exprsd The President read them alt and then passed
tbs N to Mr.. Blair, Who Sled them carefully away.
SxIRSIsH oS TEx kAs.wsA.-rhe Ono state Journal
Of Monday says: j ~ ~ 80
Bya special dispatch from Gen. Coz 20 Gov Dsnn'son,
from Galley Bridge via Ganipols dated the li:h, we
earn Ina, cur adyscced fasru tse Eleventh Reg neai
had sklrmish With the ene,nys cMp.sss pesr BE-
vel Mountain, 90 niles IN advance Of Gaasy Bridge,
the cay before 10 which Eve Of us rebels wers kl'ed
and several wounded Our Iaso had three slightly
wounded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23

IA. pALLAsDIsaAxS Cousss knpoasEp We hare
the grsnfyng indulgence that the Democracy Of ss
thrss eoanties Of Dasss PEBBLE ssd Montgomery, cos
psissg he District tprsssnted IN Congress By Hon C.
l. Vsllsndishzm, have, 10 their recent Conventions,
which largely attended ussDinously lndofssd tts
coarss pursued By that gentleman arius the recent ,s
sion Of Cor Rrss The mark Of confidence and coons'
Cd regard the most gradylng, - strenuous endes-
von have been made agsnst NJ. valandsbsn, and Tho
result yin be hailed vih general sa,staeaoo By he
fiseds Of Nat sIosasnt spa diainssishsd gsOlsmsn-
NJ y. Daily Meas. = H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23

TuasAr TO Byu GaIvrrox.--fbs N. o. Bulieii0,
ish eye 1--we undsrstand thai Utter vas receivsa
Ia town yesssedsy By velknoun ciesep from reisbs
sou,ss a Csvesioo 10 the sGsct thai Captain Alden hsd
insrnsd The Gaivsstea snsbeees ~ ualeas tve bosp
vhIch bs sIeerd 70 bsIecg sitIssns Of hassaehueus
Sbcuid b rstarnsi 70 hin b. wednesday TO morrow
moruioe he voald proceed v are tbs tosn What sn.
Ter vss rstsrnsd vss nos stsssd The enemy = Dar
dag % slrs ts~s sssFs.' E=~@x IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23


slopg rod shich in ali is points far and near vas
"tusvs mills from the Long Bridge" Up hillA dswn
into Valleys With the silent grim wood for BY our
sidee Nov and then In the profound gloom, broken
only By spsnk from the horses boot, came dull bot
familiar sound Ike the shutting ofa distant door.
NEARING rHr CAPITOL AND AMIGOS iEouiRIss By soL-
DrERs RUSSELL cRcssD TEE LONG BADGE Asp 10
SAFE. v tr- M. u.
A approached Washington. having left the Colonel
bis escort at some teven miles the south side OF
the Long bridge, found the grand guards, pickt
p,s and individual s,entries burning tor news aud the
sord used 70 pass along, "What does that man cay.
Jack Y Be CORA hs tells me we're not beat st s-outy
r.trspg the ould lines for convsiaeocy OF dsbtns
tomorrow again. Oh, that's illegiDs!" Ga getting .
the tts DE- nt however the countrrJgn dtnanded
OF course, had not got L. But the officer rssse4jns
through 90 the production Of Gen. Bco.ts safsguard
The shn Of the city vera 10 sshf and cted 90 The
snsrs Of the Potomac, just sistensd by The clouded
the President probably entertaining come frends
In silence passrd over the Long Ridge Some
few houn later Il Quivered under IN, steps Of rab
BILE Of armed men. At the Washington end resi
nsnt with piled arms we're waiting 70 cras oyes into
Virginia, singing and cheering. Rsiofe the morning
they received orders believe, 70 assist 10 keeping NJ
rylAnd quiet For the hrndfsdsh time repeated ths
cautious account, which, to the best Of my iposlsdes
sa true There usss men. somsa and soldiers to hssl
, The clock bad sss strpsk II r T. y parsed VII
lard. he pavement 10 froat Of the ball vas crowded
she bad been ed upo. H. and The reports ef conPss'
vczry which prevailed ossId eredi. toe ntsllgsnos
Ssven kours lad not elapsed bess The streets told IL
aesy. fss'.Gnae Aray e ths MORT" Z. u vas call
cd Ia representatives II every tkorcEhfare without
srns order. Q. essrs ss.odof ovs 10 the dreochiol
occurring vas fist sslssp. bu. coah sesroe ~
NV infwmsn 10 ths n0nng, vhsn be toh - bet 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23

font ,s oosn 70 The sisbt ~ e., =. .hs ~ ,hs
Alesbspies which swept round from The rie6t 10 blue
distance Ca the left the view vas circum,crib.d BY
wood which reoeded along the side of the hill on which
We stood to the plain below Between the base Of this
hin which rose about $50 feet above the general level Of
the country and tbe foot of the lowest and nearest ale
y.t;oo Of he enno.s Ae0bsnIes eI.ended about Eve
mss a. vsl A. could asee ofs depsely vooded conn
trr dotted intervals Nth green GeJs and matches Of
.srsd Ind, II m,,Lsd Inv ess, Iongud nal nndn.
,oos ,ndc.,.d nv ,hs form of the fors.s vhich cloth
al than and be vsen two of The more oopsder,b ran
su.n " Wy az ~, ~ Sa
80" ~. III, -, $3.50, iata s. 80, r. I,
- vs,s,s NJ. "a ,hsn s,sora ~ ,r.ss n col
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23

rdplQly t0uaroe 1hce9 were not
black ensd by powder and 1t evident that they had
not been engaged. Ia reply TO question, non-con-
missioued tif,er told me 10 broken F1glish, We fan
back 10 our lilea The attack did not quite succeed p"
This assuring 10 who had come through such
scene q had been Witnessing. had ridden, suppose
about three three and half miles from the BILL though
Is not possible to be Of the dlstancs when, hsv
ing passed the white house. out open piece
OF ground beyond and circing which vas forest. Two
field pieces were numbered and guarding the road the
painting and ided horses 10 the rear looked - though
they had been bard worked and the gunners and drivers
looked worn and detected. Dropping shots sounded
c!oe 10 front through the woods but the guns on the
left no longer maintained their FIRE. was just about to
ask OF the for light, when fputterne hre on
nv right attracted my attention. and out OF the fosi OF
along the road rushed number o. men.
The gunners seized the trail Of the nearest piece 70
wheel around upon them others made for tumbrs and
horse as II TO fy, when shout raised, "Dont fire;
they're our own men, and in few mluutep on came pe
mel whole regiment 10 disorder rode across TO one
and stopped bin. We're pursued BY cavalry be gasp
eel They've cut Us all to pieces.
AZ he spoke SELL burst over the column; snotner
dropped on the road and out stresed another column
of men keeping together vi their armA, and closing
W the srsgglsrs Of ths 6st regiment turned and TO
nv surprise saw the srtllsryuen had gone 3D. leaving
one gun standing by ITSELF They bad retresssd With
n cir horses. 49, III
while We were on the hill had observed and pointed
out 70 my oompsnionsa cloud dust which rose through
the trees on right front. 10 my present position
that place mu have been ON or right rear and Il oc-
cered altar al there really might be body Of
airy In that dectol but hura, himself would not have
charged thess wagons In that deep well fenced sns II
the dust came as do believe Il did from the I'D artil.
lery, that would be different matter Any way IL vas
nov well established that the retreat had really com.
msnsed, though SAY but few wounded men, and the
regiments which were falling back bad no. su red much
loss. .asaf sf4Ir flr- d, -1ss .asa,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
a proof AM

NJ military forces at Washington having invaded
ene territory OF Virginia, and shed the blood OF
US people and committed other acts Of outrage and
aggression, thereby evineng purpose on the par OF
lnat government, subugate the ueople of Virginia
unu SUBJECT them to tyrannical control against
.neir consent: Therefore, /, JOHN LETChER, Gov
~ ~, ~ tne commonwealth aforesaid, by virtue of
,o aaShuflsy vested IN lie by the Constitution and
laws OF Tue same do hereby REQUIRE all the volunteer
COMPANIES winch may have been formed in the sey
"a, o1uh.es and Corporations OF the Commonwealth,
ana mustered into service, TO repair forthwith,
"shout awaiting any further orders, the place
ol rencezvous designated by my Proclamation OF the
oIu oay Oh MAY, 1861 there to be mustered into the
service of Virginia
And do further invoke tha rood.neonle of Vir-
gina TO organize thems elvesinto volunteer companies
u a ~ themselves With such arms may have been
ND s ~ mem, or they may be able 10 procure,
anu lSpall promptly 10 said place OF rendezvous.
nu iuf cuefmoIe equine the Militia OF The line to
noia themselves In readiness for Immediate service,
ana arm themselves with such arms as may have been
issued 10 tnem or they may be able to procure and
Inc company officers are required to assemble their
companies, at least once week at their usual place
% Ior inspection and drill, that they may
DE prepared to repel the invaders of our SOIL
IS ha iulInefmore enjon upon all the good people
Vi 'his commonwealth to deport themselves with the
caihness and composure becoming free people, con-
sc'ous OF their rights, and resolved to maintain hem
notnng doubling that by the patriotic devotion,
oencfateo energy and determined will of the people,
IN firm reliance upon the blessing of Divine Proyi-
oence we shall be able maintain the liberty indie
penoence and INTEGRITY OF ancient Commonwealth
ana the Safety honor and welfare of the Confederate
States
~ Given under my hand, as Governor, and UNI
J 3. Ger the seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich
H. mond, this third day of June, 1861, and in
~ the S5th year of the Commonwealth.
JOHN LETCHER.
: By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUNFoRp,
Secretary of the Commonw ealth
The several newspapers throughout the State will
insert the foregoing Proclamation three times in each
OF their papers, and forward their accounts to the Ex
eutlve Department Tor payment
June 4, l861.--3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-07-02
GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
CHEAP FOR CASH.

~ AA'~ADE run OOONTR1 PRODTICE
IL AVING removed from the Corner of Rs,ar,t
- Augusta SITS, to Brandeburg's Old Stand ANU no
site the Virginia Hotel prepared to sell p pp1,
very low lor the ready money or trade, and have lust
% bags best Rio Coffee atl516 cents by the hae.
~ boxes Adamantine Candles at 90 cents nv tbs ho
AZ bags Lagulra Coffee at Is cents by the bsp HoA'
70 SACKS nne salt at $3.50 to 1915 per sack. s'rt,I
10 Dds Crushed Sugar at II Is cents by the hill
barrel ~ o0"'' ~ TIE
500 lbs Good stamp Sole Leather, at 25 cts nor n
~ bbls new crop N o. Molasses-an extra arricla
10 bbls Hydraulic Cement
40 kegs Nails very low
s am also retailing best Sugar House Molasses ST
Crushed Loaf Sugar 1871 cents. l.5
GOOD n. y. Sugar at cents
BEST Rio Coffee at shilling
Extra Gunpowder and Imperial Tea at only 81 o0,a,
Mems !, heavy Boots 81. so per pair
phick calf Boots $3.50 per pair. -Diso
Double Sole quilted calf Boots at 81 so Nor no;
oxford Ties Shoes at 81 U.s. Pe' pair'
Congress Caters at 81 so per pair.
Also youths and Boys Boots and Shoes eonolr -
osetner win general assortment of other goods t
numerous to mention, very low rates ~ s;t 700
"h'eS JOHN P. HULST.
Sto. Brandeburg's Old Stand.
otauntOn. Feb. 5, 1861. Opp0sita W IL,