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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-05

We have personally examined the vahoas NJ.
ch ines before the public, with an anxious desire
to place before our readers reliable information.
As the result Of such examination, we unhesita.
tingIy recommend WHEELER g. WILsoxs Sxw.
ING MAoHIxE a. the Machine for family use.
G. KINGSLEY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
rELEGRAMS-
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 2,.-TAs Rhode Island Batisy va
captured At Bulls RIA Bridge when ID, Federal rsir
tOok pllc An the horses tsched to the battery were
killed. tf tItI
The list New York Regiment lost half their men.
Killsd-Capt Govan, Of Massachusetts, Regiment ;
Dol SlOcum, Of the 2Si and Lieut. Col Fowler OF tho
IG:h n Y. Rsgiusnta Many other prominent efhsers
were killsd.
W,,ssndd-Col TompkiDs and Col Coreoran, OF New
York Regiments; Col Clarke, of llth Mass Captain
Ricketts, Of o. S. Artillery Col Laurence, OF 9th hass
Capt Ellis Of 7lss n Y, and Mi Leeser, Of the New
York ZJuAvea
The lOuess estimate Of the Federal loss In killed and
wounded Is from four to ave thousand.
Vague ruuors IA circulation that General Pstter-
son arrived in the neghborhood Of hanasa this morn
ing and commenced attack on the Coniedsra,es The
exhausted condition of bis men prevented him freq.
coming to the aid Of Mcdowell during the battss
reported that 900 Federal troops AAye been sent
to Fairfax @. h.
WAsHSercs, July sa-Gso- Mcclellan has been
ordered to the eoand Of the Potomac and will be sue
essdsd by Gen. ROssncsantz.
I've Federal army wiz he Instantly reor sau ned and
increased.
Gen. feDovels headquarters is at Arlington HeigAls
The division will resume its former position,
large amount Of provisions. 49,, &c, we're cap
tured By the conisderates Ne pursued and occupied
stous ABANDONED sy The Ysdsrsl. A far o. Fairfax
CogS. BSss, the cavalry Coniederaes we're amer our
volunteers Who kept The woods to avoid their chseA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
NnRfHHRN NnNGlrss-

wAsHISorOs, JsJ s4-In tse KOusO to-day Mr. Crit
tsuSens ssONiOR charging civil var upon the South,
vas paced By ys.s LA to nsysa ssssA Burnett and
Reid voted nay,
In ths stAais the oil providing for the eOn6scaton Of
the property Of rebels found in against the United
Sa,ss sas taken up Mr. Trumbul offered an amend.
nens that slaves employed to Aid the rebels s be fer
ieted BY the master. The bill Yea passed, BY yeas SO
to nays6. hsssrs B;eesrariase, Johnson, Of Missouri
Kennedy, IsaYce, Polk and Howell
WA.HSSSOs, July 22-In the sSnat. 'O.day the bill to
increase the nltlry ea.ahishmsns returned from
the HouAl sad tSs senate refused to concur in the
amendments proposed.
message vas received from the President and the
Senate Wen. into Executive Session.
In the House, Me- wrgh; OEelsds SssOlution to the
,sc. that the reveysei at 4n Run, IN no way impaired
the iaAts success OF .ae Of the United Staes-
The resolution rss laid on the tshle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

PROvIDISs EOR rms WOUSDsD The Comittes ap
pointed at the citizens meeting Monday afternoon, e
provide for the comfort ofths soiisrs wounded 10 the
battle a. Manassas IN session yesterday, ooacer
ing and maturing the Necessary srragements A large
number OF citizens came forward and p.oposed to re.
ceve the wounded into their bones far a. they could
respectively, accommodate them--some proposing to
take hteen or twenty, and less than two This die
position seems universal among the community.
"a conference, however, with D. De Leon Sur
geon General, Of the Confederate Army, IL was
dsemed best to establish temporary hospital to
which the badly wounded could be covered and cared
Tor This arrangement would secure more frequent and
regular surgical Attendance Il would be mpractisbe
for the surgeons to traverse the city and enter private
residences as often as would be desirable TO ys the
patients Of this class
Accordingly, subcommittee was appointed TO select
suitable place for the hospital In dschargs Of tbs
daty the committee hxed upon the ST Charles Hotel,
now untenanted and in interview with the proprietor
AZ. 10 d. dickinson, that gentleman With generosity
rorny OF the oecaso0 rendered the use Of the Hotel
fo' the parpose Indicated, sihoa charge The general
committee accepted the Osr with the approval Of Dr.
pe Leon, Who Is earnestly cooperating ~iih them =
Ever convenience for the proper accommodation OF the
wounded viii be, or has already been provided. under
their joint auspcea
Another committee vas appointed to secure the ser
Wees o! nurses cooks and attendants Mr. Cbss Bate
Was APPOINTED Chairman Of this committee and rsQuess
tAat esens Who desire 10 volunteer their WA e
Offer those Of servants viii report C % tas ioreooon,
at his place Of busoess a. tao second AAyket SAoek0e
Hill Os cSarse. & Il aesiEa2e that the NEST expsrk
sused sod cape 9le should undertake Aa service aud
AeSssary, libra compensation vii DO allowed TO nurses
specially euPsOJej
Tue eoLes'Hg %-imiltes have been quite successfu,
a. We uew ,hey would notwithstanding The heavy dsS
upou the reduced resources Of c,ps. Tsers nee
be no apprehension hogeyer Of collecting or contriou
49, A.geS sun than nav be required for the specihe
object as the surplus any, can be handsd over 70 the
treasurer Of the soldiers Aid fund.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
PROM NEW YORK.

NV Y0EK, July 2s.-rhe special Washington cores
pendent Of the "Hsrad" says that the Government viii
reaks their lost property a, all haIlrds The stampede
and defeat in great caused by Gea r.tis
son. Gov. spragues bravery brcu.At about some DE-
gree of order, but the ;As-S. ..s too great
Gen sOSsssa exhibited great bravery but i. was IN,
Awaiting 10 arrest the panic.
The New York 7lst, l4.h, siIA and NaiOe Reginents
we're moved dosl dts grss4
TIE Isl Of klIed aud wounded embraces a large nam,
Der Of o9esrs. Col Corcoran Il thosShi 70 be dead.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

AgENFrID EscArE-Th.se prisoners attempted to es-
cape from ths State PeniieuisTy Monday night. They
had successfully bored through tho partition vail Of the
adjoining eylE occupied by them and had nearly sui
eeed 10 cutting throngh the door Of one Of the cts
when the scheme discovered and frustrated. Oie
Of the cOnyicts Is named Dougt1s. We did no. learn
the names Of the cthers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

THE Sunday LIw.-Sevesa persons we're fined, yesier-
day by Alderman Sar Kay, for volaOg the ordnance
pro biting the opening Of bar rooms. and lager beer
sbous on Sunday. Patrick johnson, James HarTiSoo,
sohu RLnSfi, N,a EhFlsy an Sarah fensOD, are the
pcrtie5' name..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
CLoIRI,G .MANUFAO-. :,

IA TORY The subscribers have 90 hand lArke end IL
eor,pl.te assortment Of SOUTHERN AANUBACTUBKD ~
OCDs-Coths Cazsimsrs azd Ycsas. Of AL grades non -
me following noted nl. CrsuAAaw Mills Richmond, Va, Miller
CO = MIS- Calpsts r county Va; Kelley, Ford Cos hh,
Hreiercksburg Va rhomas Ane s. MARION, enih eorny,
Va lssd M Charlotte, n c. which prepared 70
maze nocc and In the latest and mt
noDoyed ye- goods compare In every respect With
DC be Noa.rn COCOA and Of the CrrnshAS
% - a Cuftv " fr-nh- There be 20 lonsr - ~
e flr oiA = -fAetlss "A oOt o. tte statL inSdto
e keep alssHs hEnd stock q fRsNCH AND ~ LIZ
CyTas CAssERK ntto &c surpassed By any house N
ts ey e best Of Cutters, aud eops o. uortasn
moi 70 bs surpassed b. horss IN t UAion With derni
ion % flruh patrons With southern raised
uth goods South and wade SOUTH aad ~ trt BE
sod al s0glh asteasd 70 % ain power
10 Dash forward Southern g1oas- -
E7EycE GARKy
6.olhsss snd Nerchsnt Tsllors,
Iess Corner o. hain and iSlh IiEess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
40 TUE MILITARY,

AN suppyn Arge Numbers O he Uonelnet fodns Hin<e
Camp brdstsat which has given entire ss,sAeon 70 AL
Wno have purchased no those uho have copied any
he mechanical Eh!eh lhAVe aPrhed or %.
.eat hal lFt r0tcci ~ calm sssilss
k1J every tueroaenmsHt %
a have n sds dectsd luDrnvemsrt n PHntsrs Amy Camp
90, apd rave so cAp bed which s1a OF superior
10 aay except golg nss Osmo Bed nos N use have
so variety Camp tools sad chesi Those Interested
respectfully ytsd 10 call ~ suln sf1r henleves
O. HOWE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

Sr4sBISs.-A man By the name OF Saunders, who be-
longs to Capt Dances Company, stabbed IN the ae
domsn las, night BY soldier supposed to be member
n ihe North OaroliDs erCirsaI,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
PR0N EUROPH

Nav YOsK, July 24-The steamship North America
has arrived With Aiyices, with three days later
from Liverpool.
The sales Of cotton in three days $1,000 bales
Of shchkpeculAtOrs and exporters took 1000 bales,
Manchester trade had slightly imprOves.
Bseadstuns we're quiet snd s,-Aax, Provisions were
steady.
A. Aoodol eor,os closed a, 81 81 50 7s for me-
nsy and from % l-s TO go - for secauRtI-
Tbs steamships Julia aud CITY OF BAlh@0rs had ar
rived cut.
Tao neua "a sspsrslly unimportsnt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

THE THoNAs AKTrLLEsy Wa rcErJi &C lean that
.aeuL Eelr iG>on OF re TaonAs Artillery, vas He'd
"a the bttle Of Eanas L is reported that Sergeant
James Nlssenburg Ct the sane company, also kil
g. Mr n vas boot keeper e. the Colanban Ho;el for
some time. Private Ttcua5 o AcCs-dy, OF the sane
SorSs .etuFIed "a he Cty on hoUdsy night Both
Of BE hands we're badly burot and AeerAed by the
plo,ion Of a charge which be removing from a eas
son. Toe Thomas Artillery formed in this city, and
was 80 named in honor Of Mr. James Thomss, Esalhy
and PATRIOTS citizen. who furnished the uniforms o.
equipments Of the MEMBER --. = q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
ANOTHER CHANGE.
mo rH !. KplT.R or TnK HICHnONp 4


TlNO FN% EDITOR OF Tax RICHMOND n
u IANiNEA-ln Justice " myself, hel bound to give
Of dec ded by his Honor the Mayor his
Co1Tt held yesterday scmnons serVd upon me Mon
say Hpper al the Mayors Court yesterday, raSsdsJ,
The l6h q shos Why shond ~ We An for vt
aion Of certain cry ofnsnee appeared IN oesdens TO
and made dence uhsreupon hs Honor decld
cd uaedssn cOlAs asked the "a saon What nnsd
s his Henor replied hAe you hos paid the ten so
Rather be arrested paid the nne bus u van. "a
uhNt hard for copy Of III, receipt given iDE TIE
herein exhibited shove that aned shAop.
specifying .oai ordinance Of the eJ Asd violated Here an
py Of the reeSiP',
sed, Aehond ssly l0t6, 1851 OF snAgoten douar
or Zoe lnpossd on hin BY ths Mayor.
-IN0. 4 BLAEKtNsHIv, p q"
Ny wrong In this receipt rs. B. sin.iso
Now stl ko9S vhAf haed forP On SUNDAY,
alvAys pAisulr IN NE Performance Of nv Sunday
always ahut Ire sabbath, 90 can prove
by asnJ vtnsssss nteotonsgy violated
have during The log tine have rEded Ia Rich
j.. RsSAI90.
Rlchnond. July iIth isei iva 8:
MILITARY GLOVRS-Whlte D@un and Cotton
k GL0VIa VIRGINIA made Buck Gsuuileh Just received and
~ Wtsf. PAINE . nn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

UyHH necsausl q he Hospital sssss reasIrs On innsdaAs
u snppH q shaeks ar bseas the susseba viu pay Ne
nsdlstsH, = o. HOWL
~ eeysssr sfsst,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

IxENo vERuAs s--Yss.srtay, George SAlt'r' ives
Arragued bef,te Alderman Sln1Ay for usserng treason
able language I, appeared from the ,es;,-SSy tbs.
SLters was dcgrk, OF Aoo -, AEa while passing along
Cary s-ee: C,Anied 'hurraa Tor Liceoln" This re-
nark attracted the attention Of Two soldiers passing who
deemed 20 be their duty loyal citizens Of the Coz
desacy TO the blatant lineorite Va theg way
to the gdlr horgs a: tie prisoner The LATTE; deeirsd
sAat he sou,f ngbt for ijnco.a Until nell burnt dlun,
.bd tie asses 6leT away" Sliegs protested that
s. Id not remember usi.g this language, bat he cir
euusanecs we're sufficiently ssTGu5 -siusl the accused
10 induce AdeEals % oouu', the prisoner. suffers
says thsl no Is "Brlah sub ct" and that ne obtained
. passport tSo weeks ago f1Om H. B. Us representative
here 70 return Liverpool but after proceed a. far
Manassas no; allowed TO prosecute his journey
proclamation having been issued BY Gen Beaaregard
for bidding any person 10 pass beyond the lines.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

"IScKSDIAkY LASsrAsE".-Ds. c. y. C>Iedd vas
brought before Alderman Sa3|4y yesterday, ehars'
Si,A using legendary language" Or. Todd IS half
Srethe, Of Mrs Abe Lncol0 and bora and educated
% Le1iagtos Ky He stated that be has hssn residing
IN NezsO uhieh eOuptFy he ei, several months ago for
Ste parpos Of oDi5s Inc Confederate Army, and that
had leea promised commission Assistant Surg on
b, Hon Ms. Wigfan Of fe1ss The investigation show
ed tat on Monday Dc. Todd while in the S. CharlcS
bar-room was seeosted BY the irqIiry ARE yOI kss
Lins,,as 5se;her," &c .-ssol6sa ~ tee Affirmative
ad the in.erFogAtOr replied that be believed him to pc
81 imposior soon after be was invited b. gsneusn
present to oin hin IN drinS, aud Wb,e thus eaSAges
remarked that jet DAVE aud VigfailH bad treated
ejr DID ga.cahy were Id rssoas meaning las be
sAplned thatons or both bad deluded him with prom
ISIS OF commission which hsd not been iu filed. Sew
era bystanders uooa heari5 this language, took the
d.. into custody. and ysd hin 20 the lock up =
He declared to them that if he usd tss language in 81
heat OF Excitement 10 did not ,uoB /; sna Nss souY
sSr it Seserx Witnesses we've Introduced 10 prove thSt
D.. Todd during soioarn Of several weeks IN Richs
mood had expressed bnse ,yorsby 10 the south ard
that they had 70 c4q'e question his loysliy Alder
maR Ssn1ay prcep.y dschsrged the accused DE-. I.
remarked taA desparing o. obtaining S1TgaoU CON-
soo be proposed 20 join the army as high private
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

kUPr's OFFICE R.R,
RcnAoSD July IS, 1851
nNAND AFTEy JULY 20TH, -RE ACCOM-
" NOTATION TRAIN oil leave Mehuobd, every Saturday
afternoon o'clock and rstsrnios leave Jsenye, aon
day, At !, A H.
jyi9-u cHAs. q. TALoorT, supr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
A KENTUCKY kURUER.

A KENTUCKY aURUER.
LOuIsvItLs, july 22.-JO5n ". TTonrkin., formerly
clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen, baIlOOiDg for JET De-
vis ordered 10 dssis BY NJ. GFean, Si:y watch
man. Toe AFFAIR ;;cul.sd N green's shooting Thompson
DID. The ooronels verde. was, that Green shet
Thompson without sufficient prOvoSallOp,
YBoY MISSOURI
IEgEERIoS CIrT. No, Jaly ea-The State Convention
has met and organized. Sixty one members are pres
eai. 6s.. Wilson has been elected PesidenL
MORE FOOD FOR POWDER.
NEw YoEK, July % The 18Th regiment Of New
YO,k nililiA have re-enlistEd for three years.
ANOTHER CHANGE.
WASHINGTON, July 22-GenerAl Tauss .ill tOn Gen
Patterson fetSo'. ns Z aow at HNper's Ferry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
rxruurux prPARrxrNr.

HEADQUARTRRs ARMY or THE POTOMAC,
hAxAssAs Jurcrox, June 18th, 1861. 4
Genera orders
No. n.
On and 90h Infant, Whatsoever, With or
Without passport except The War Dspspen viii be per-
tted 10 enter the occupied By the army the Poonsc
With ntsndon "a thence thereafter Into the Uuited ststss
b. order OF Brig Gen PriuRIoiRD,
THOMAS JORDAN,
jsf1 L. Adjt General
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
Law CARDS.

r.,Or
- KERFOOT q WALLER, 49, -.
ATTORNEYS AND e0UnsELL0Rs Ar Law,
DALLAS, rrxAA
Ns-Proupt attention o Collection and Land ciamA
RnERxxOEs-sanuel NJ Garland, Amherst q. n Va John
burg, Va ssley Speed, do; Judge NJ Burford, Dsla
fsxss; Hon n H. Dsrneli, do mbS0-dAcly
DAVID =. q. CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Amherst He vtteAd TO any law busnesu entrus,eJ %
hta In the adjacent counties.
= Address. Tys River warehouse p. O., NsLon Co.. Va
CAMM PATTEsON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PkAorIsE IN THE COURTS OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON ANO AMHERST.
Once Buckingham O. m.
PARKE POINDExTER,
ATT OR NEY AT LAW.
Richmond CITY, va.
WILL practice all the Courts held the Cty Of Richnoud
w and The counties Of Chesterfield Hsnico
one. on s corner Of Pearl and Main streets The
sore OF hoAh walker . Co. de1o-ly
WALTER h. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN ely AT Law,
RICHMOND. VA,
WILL ptAses regularly In all the Courts held In City OF
w ksbnond and counties Of Hsnoo Chesterfield and ns
onss No. L.v Building. staailtn Stree. ass-sn
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
WOOD BoULplN and his son WOOD BoULDIN. Jr,
w have united N pr.enee Of the law In the counties OF
'I WOOD s aaf 81 Jr ,'''' WOOD BouLpIN.
hoyatsa, Taicou Post once.
hsehisnssrs. county. Charlotte cou niy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

MOTTO - We wish 10 call hs In
~ camp ,r the defrnse Of county, that
constantly manufacturing all kinds OF as
Mes Jhe Yoang Tebs Co.'s, Camp Msttr sss.
Also, NV style q Camp s.dsesd and Mattress combined,
ukich superior ANYTHING Of tn hind Invented Is sh
aud axes but sms We have furnished rsl
men AMI demand has been greater could surpy
We tate this method inform friends the ths
have Engaged larger plumber OF To-day ean
al al ordes siyen, a. lov prices
We employ several Cabinet Aaker
up Camp Furniture
DELyIN 4 ATKINSON, Cabinet Manufacture.
myS0 18th or Governor st.. between Main end Pr,xkiu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
SHUCKs. AHUCKs.

xLRs, SPRINGS, BOLTS ke.-we isviss Ibs at
a tsnscn Of Wagon nahe on sloek Of tho abovs
Good bsins complete Axs1 aaseztsd fcn y snehs
mvSn SMITH. RHODE 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

ST. MARTINS SALT 5000 Bushels IS. Martins" Dali
y suitable fOs packing meat and ash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
TELL G RAPHIO.
Further from California.

FoRT KEAHNrY, March 22-The san Francis
co papers OF the 9th instant state that the Legiss
tore had balloted Eve times for a q. 8. Senator
Wltnout making choice. The last ballot stood
as follows: For Denver, Is; for NcDouesl, IS:
Nugent, 10; Phelps, u; Weller, 10; Crenner, ::
hoge, y Peacock, ]; BOWEL
All speculation es 90 the fnal action of the
Leg stature on the Senatorial question 10 nj N nit
The Republicans expected 70 cast their strength
Tor any acceptable Union man, whenever suck a
candidate 10 brought forward, ana the prospect
seems for electing somebody; but probably no
candidate sallotted for can be elected
Brief accounts Of President Lincoln's speeches
In The North, and Jefferson Davis in the South
with full account Of the latters inaugural sd.
dress at Montgomery had reached San Francisco.
Inc enect Is more than ever discoursging 10 our
people, who nearly despair Of preserving the
A fire recently occurred in Quincy, Plum.s
county, destroying the American Hotel and other
buildings The loss amounted 20 $4,000
Intelligence rem the Case and Merslds and
the new silver mining dIstricts on the Colorado,
extending into New Mexico, are very encouras.
Ing The emigration 70 each Of the districts viii
be large this spring.
The Crittenden resolutions which had passed
the California Senate, where lost In the House,
where "Union" resolutions were adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-23
Affairs I'm Kausas

ATcHIsoN, March 2I-The annual conference
OF the NJ +. Church for this State commenced ~.
ing.
Joseph Hapromboise, the head chief Of Potts-
wattomies with a number Of the leading m.n d
the tribe, came In Yesterday with seventeen teams
Tor supplies from the relief society. They were
suPpned with corn, -four, beans, meal, clothing
que them from the government, and for which thew
have recently instituted a suit. The tribe num-
bers 400, and the head men estimates that over a
thousand are in want Of assistance
Over thirty thousand bushels of seed wheat have
been received and distributed from this point to-
gether with large amounts Of garden and other
seeds. Nearly three hundred teams loaded with
supplies OF different descriptions left to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-23
Il III e II A n &c a..
NEW GOODS.
SPRING GOODS.
SUMMER GOODS f..
DRY GOODS!

w. W.BURDETTE, at No. 351 Seventh st.,
between and X, has just returned from the North
with a ve-y large and superior stock of DRY
GOODS, which will be sold at panic prices, viz:
30 pieces French and English Poplins, and Other
textures OF Grey GOODS, In price from
cents per ward up to 81.
IN pieces Fancy silks from 81 a cents to aIs0
5 pieces Black Six. very heavy at al,
loo pieces Fine and Fast Color Jaconet Lawns, At
RI cents, worth l8A,
80 pieces Fancy Duc.s at l21a oents. such as were
sold last season at IS cents,
500 pieces English, French, and American Prints,
from Ga Up to Is cents,
50 pieces Challi DE LANES, 121a, 18l and 25,.
BLACK GOODS -Bomhazin:s, Msrinos, Alpa-
cas-, NJ. De LANES, ChallIes, Lawns, Ba
rsge, Tissue and Grape Maret, very
cheap,
WHITE GOODS-Linens. Cambncs Cottons.
Suisse Mus Inns, and all other kinds OF
White Goods,
A large stock of Domestic Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods.
And all other kinds of goods which are kept In a
Dry Goods Store. All of which will he sold at
Panic Prices.
respectfully solicit call.
ONE PRICE-PLEASE REMEMBER,
No. 351 SEVENTH STREET,
Between andK
ma asst w. w. BURDETTE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-23
Secession Meeting i'm North Carolina

GoLpsBoRo, n. c., March - "A very large and
enthusiastic meeting Of Southern Rights cltlzenr
Of North Carolina was held at the court house
here today The Southern flag was hoisted.
presided, assisted by six vice presidents This
evening speeches are being made by the Hon NJ .
). Moses, :: C. Edmons, of Norfolk, Va, Gen.
Young, OF Meeklenberg, and others.
There Is general uprising Of the people, and
the meeting is Wild with enthusiasm All the
districts Of the State II is reported will be repre-
scented by night An adjournment took place at
O'Clock until o'clock tonight. No compro-
mise is wanted, and all are for Immediate seces-
sion. There are about one thousand delegates
present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-23
S A L E OF LAMP
TaE ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION.

The subscriber will offer At private sale FARM
containing $50 acres, at Annapolis Junction. -,
Inc soil - unsurpassed, and the improvements ,::
oonss: OF q new modern st 10 Cottage, contain LII
Ing rooms, good pump at the door, and thriving
young orchard; The situation of this farm renders
very desirable 70 any person doing business In
Season tickets can be procured so as to enable the
holders to ride to either city for cents per trio
station within two minutes walk of the dwelling
In healthy and improving neighborhood. The
quantity OF land will be increased or dlmi AT
the option of the purchaser.
ALSO,
A FARM containing 200 acres: with oil the i'm
proyements complete, adjoining the above,
The above property will be disposed of at a bar
gam, as the owner is about 10 VISIT Europe
Terms: One 9 uarter cash; balance in L. and 8
years. For further particulars apply, to
ma n-eo9ws 30 81 Psul street, Baltimore,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-23
PUBLIC BATHS.
HENRY SCHAEFER,
BARBER AND HdIR-DRESSER
oEsT a ~ ~ - st y.

Oppos1te fke Posi- Okcs Department,
has fitted up, connection with has este hment
convenient accommodations for afording % his
customers and the public the luxury Of COLD or
WARM BATHS, at any time during business
hours. His charges will be enthusiastically i've
when tickets for that number Gle purchased and
paid for IN advance.
Mr. Schaefsr takes this opportunity TO inform his
customers th,t this desra Ie add tion 10 his toe
lshment viii ia no man ner interfere with his
lar profess iona On the contrary he hopes
attention TO his numerous patrons IN the line o'
SHAVING and II AK DRESSING. .
And TO the Ladies VINO pstronl1e him IN the line
of Cutting or Trimming tbeir0v or their ohilore1
hair he begs to say that he has provided for them
room ard appropriated il exclusively 70 their M
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