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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03

store in the s!ty al PRIZE CO, closhisEs
20 TAKE NOTICE 20
No. y y I : FAEK IEyFRsur
liberal patronage hitherto received
Having '''iE 3i So$Ih q 5 fS;stf
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
dIHs Tah ES5k REsFaBIsaaEsr
He has no hesitancy in soliciting continuance
ais FSiG III A N5# REtssEAsEF
Ard 'AfiipasfP IN i bE Bel
@ Ss;I IoS E1ts ssa As .4ss.R Il.
ZINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES
The balance OF the cargo Of he
SCHOONER AID
Consisting Of every description Of
FINE
GROCERIES,
VIII De Tor sale until the Schooner IS discharged.
FAMILIES
IL need of Winter Supply, az the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED. :. COZZESs,
Consignee, corner Pa avenue and 18th st.
CAPT. HUTCHINGs,
oen-tf Schooner Aid foot of Ilth st.
NEW CLOAKS, NEW SHAwLS AND NEW
! a. uoop pREsS GOODS;
This day received new and stylish BALMORAL
Now in store rull supply of all the Autumn and
Winter Dry Goods requisite for usual current
One price only, marked in plain figures.
PERRY BRO,
&c }rlGt Pa. ave. and Ninth street.
NOTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
(. CO was Dissolved BY mutual consent on the 9th
urgently requested to settle without delay At the
old place of business. i. HEIgERGER.
NOTICE.--The subscriber, F. J Heiberger, seaior
ing his friends and the public generally that he
win continue the business in all is 6Esnche under
merit the continued isyors of their former patrons
T. j. uEIDERGER & CO,
Successors TO ii. u. Loudon < Coz
tepIs Citizens, Military and Naval TalIor.
BANKS OF 1SsTs
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
WASHINGTON GEORGETOWN.
Bank of Metro polls. Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. BANK OF Commerce.
Bullion Bank
Tho Bullion Bank and the Bank Of Commerce is
sue notes of the denoElinatisn of ore dollar and
upwards. oe lmf
0 HOTELS, GRoCERS RESTAURANTS, PR.
VArE FAMILIES, &c.
.rls subscribers have Just received fresh ship
81 CASES ST. JULIEN U1nH AND r1oRR.o
which they offer for sale at New York prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand
A Layss and WsH Selected StO1k Of
Choice BRANDIEs,
S6R fSShE' sHHSh.F SD IRISH
anPSGNEs Of al tAzori.e brands,
E ESSEGPSEHA Mp R SsSSSEEH fRSdRaTSaas.
thH4tSSss t52aEbbs I'd Rse11sH DAIRY
sAapINTss, ENTHUSIASTICALLY ssALED
hsfk1sR on .Ns
Choice ooL0NG, soUCH6Na, IMPERIAL, by.
Son YOUNG HYSON TEAS,
With an '.'i sxESf s't sE1SRhf III
BININGER & co.
Establish ed I776.)
Branch-219 Pa. avenue opposite
Winards' IL otel Washington
~ Just received small lot of Officers Iiquor
Chests. & L.. snT
WRAPPING PAPER,
~ J Septs per ream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03

~ CARD
YAK HALL CLOTHING ROOMS. -MR BRUCE
formerly at the Odeon HALL has now opened .
store At No. 46i Seventh street, Just below ST.
where he has fine selection of MEN s and BOYs'
CLOTHING. at very low prices. He is DESTROYS of
having all his old customers cell on him as they
can buy goods at lower prices than at any other
store in the city. J. BRUCE & CO., Clothiers,
ocS No. AGA Seventh st, betw + and e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03


~anfe'
r1ppup~rC.I1v Sr.1pD cooDc
senpHon :-dAhh' POULTRY, MEATS, 0Y-
fi'hLh9 AM "a OfS' ID WOOD AMI Glass.
AOAAAN liNh AND FARAFFiNE CANDLES.
CANDLES AND DROPS, i" Packages,
, ,,
BERRY WINES.
KNox d SONS SPARKLING ALoA ALE
ALI ALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03
NOT ALCOHOIlC

NOT ALOOHoILC
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE
EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HoOFL,NDS
G ERMAN BITTERS,
~ PREPARED BY -
DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL EFFEcTcALLT CURB
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUSDIcE.
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS
EASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM pIsoR-
pERE1 LIVER OR STOMACH
such
as Constira
Eulness or Blood TO the
Hesd Acidity of the Stomach,
Fumes or Weight in Stomach. Sour Eras;
Of nPsa sna BIZ
bcult breathing, Flntterins at the Heart, Choking
Of en Dote or tsore e sSh
Fevss and Dull PSD in the neod Deficiency Of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
oc Cons sn;, imssininss
Depression of
Spirits.
ind 'eiH rO'i'irsls g.sre"t itiiO'o Fry, Billion,
They Contain No Alcohol or Bad whlskey.
They will cure the above diseases in ninety nine
cases out of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop
table hosts Of ignorant Qaacks and anseru pufeas
Adventures; have opened upon suffering humanity
whisky. vileiy Compounded with injurious drugs
and ehristened TONES, stomachics and Biners,
preparations in plethorie bottles and big.bellied
kees; under the. modest sppellAtion Of Bitters;
sbd leave the Disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIyTERS
are not new and untried article. but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
ic; and their reputation and sale, not rivsllei
The most eminent
CLER&YMEN,
PHYSICIANS,
CITIZENS,
Testifying Of their personal knowledge, to the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of these Bit
Do You Want Something 70 Strengthen Yoar
Do Tow Waat Good App,titep
Do You Want TO Build Up Four coRS.ifu,icap
Do Toa Want to Feel Wetlp
Do You Want 10 Get Rid Of Nsrscusaes:2
Do YeG Want EnersyP
Do Fou Want 10 Sleep Wellp
Do Tou TGnt Brisl: AID Rigorous Fce;insS
IF YOU Do, USE
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BtTTERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04

YEBTEEDAT EsI 8 dsy that viii long be
remembered in the history Of this city. Por
tbs most part it was day Of gloom and
dspressiop nmosg the great majority OF our
people. About nine 10 the rnoFniDg an e1-
TIA Eas Issued from our ONCE giving the
inteliigesee embraced in the irst dispatch
from Fortress Monroe under our telegraph
ie bead this moroing. In az hour the IN
welcome aud Porteutous intelligence had
spread like Gre throughout the city. Along
all the streets the people turned out TO
talk over the news. and see how each one
understood 1t. and II poa1ible 70 find come
more favorable interpretation Of It than
their own. We don't know when We have
seen 10 much silent, deep feeliug peryad-
ing people as that which WA visible here
yesterday. Every one feared and hoped.
ouroHiee was thronged with people fockieg
iu aud out To inqaire ifthere Was anything
further or more defDite. Shortly after
dinner 9 seeoud dispatch came giving the
substaues of . letter ia the n. Y. Timer, by
which we learned that the enemy had sue
eeeded In crossing the Cbiekahomtuy on
sunday 10 great force. This dispatch was
soon followed by that of en. Mcclellan 10
the War Department, and the whole news
Of The day up to that time was at once is
sued. The people read it With the greatest
anxiety, aud every one Immediately bright
eued up aud felt better. It was iue1pres-
sibly cheering to all loyal hearts to know
that our gallant army was safe, and It's
Communications on the James river open
and all right aud to know that we had
lost but one gun aud one wagon, and that
we had beaten Cd the enemy badly at last,
and that our soldiers aud COR general were
In good spirits. Every loyal heart beat
lighter after this news, and people went
about congratnEating each other on the
agreeable disappointment of the apprehen-
sions Of the morning.
MayEe never have such another day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04

Eiifort IlleiiigsneeY:
Was surprised on seeing an article 10
your paper Of Monday last, headed, "Tke
Confscation Act-The Vote OF our West
YiEgiaiz Delegation" Although the ar
tieIe is taken from the Welisburg Herald,
jet I take il the above heading is your
o=u. and yon pabiished the article. sup
posing il 70 be trre.
herewith Eeod rou copy of bill for
which / voted, lsee LIST page,l and which
passed oar House. wish you would pub
5iis5 It with this note. Yoa will see that
the dill con6srates all the estate Of rebels,
whether negro or horse. IkuoE there
are men who wish TO con6scate the ne21ees
OF The rebels. leaving all other property
untouched, and turoing the negroes so con
fseated free. / have steadily voted against
all such bills, and will continue to do so,
believing that my Constituents desire TO
punish and zabdue rebels, and not 70 free
slaves. II should discover that an
not carrying out the will OF my constitu-
ents in this particular. will either con-
form my action TO thei: will, or gre way
to one that will.
Yours truly, " C. BEows.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04

As We us4zns.sa3 tse potitI9s u -.
Rsesasnd tsgg ssE It IS IL bries this, II
has Esilen hack - ussss isto iss bead Of
ess Jaae1 rires tast sfsg sstEssa Tsrk<y
Greek and gtsrftss'I bar, 10 AZ sres ofssy
eazhs aiIes Issztb asd .5s ssaasis brs.dtb.
Is k4Gk 1D8 sesr are ynossessA By ;bs gus
bSsts an4 lie Afoss Is5zs 70 the cbieks-
boDisy. Oar coa8ss3eatloas are perfect
NIB FORTRESS Hesros ss8 81 or supplies
are Ber lssds4 GA James river. Oar Po,i-
ti0s Is AGsrobg oSe asI sed Do rat zee bop IL
IL 70 be asssilsd With 2ay possibilities Of
sueesss. All tbs, HeCieiiss las 70 do is To
bold sin SD receive the seissoessoests that
are n0E erordfsg % bin " tbosz1S3s. We
believe that be viii b. rapidly streogtbsred
70 saeb an extent As viii enable hin 70
noss lOs4ard ia very short time. We
do not believe that he IS vorEted by AZ
tuaI hgbtisg. There Is every reason to be-
Iieys that the rskel loss is lageb greater
thau osrs, asd that our gunboats especial
~ isAieted frigaifuI baSoe 10 their ranks.
Tie rebels have = holy horror Of those
bosts Gnd they will give them as wide n
berth asposstbls from tbis time on. Marx
tha.. All ne want is little lime uoz, and
thnt tine We will get by virtue Of COR po-
sitign. Sincerely speskisg, then. we see
no special cause for diseOOragemset Or de-
preston IN rieE Of or position.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04
To-Day.

This eighty-sixth anniversary Of our
eountry's nationality comes to as to-day
amid many anxiettes for the future. We
do not propose 70 dwell upon the condition
of things that underlie aud give rise %
those anxleties. Let us exercise to-day
the fall.measure of our hope and faith, and
cheer up and be encouraged that our situ-
ation is no worse than it is. The last few
hours have brought immsAsureable relief
70 as Al, and no patriotic man can fail 10
realize that whatever may have been our
reSerses, the hand Of protecting Provi-
dsnee Is stilt around our cause. Let no man
permit htmseifthis day TO doubt the finaire-
suit. Beassured, Union men, that as sure as
Godis just he win finally aud in all good
time deliver this nation from the troubles
that Beget Il. Yoa cannot believe that
d the Power that made aud preserved MS as
nation has any attribate that eau take
side5 With this wicked and eauseless rebel
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= z. = IN
A Card to the People /!
Now is Tour Time TO Save Money!
Bargains! Bargains!! BargainslII

Oe-4 6EA44A9s @DsA4 SE4444S-- 06LBG4AS.-!
IL e9e5+Insaes & th< al. tsat an cs:toa Gods
i are G4TADetEg VrTF TzPi5iy- ard The fs5ezt5saI
are thai hsT VII Te-y aza q kishGr rhan At Gcy
prsTio1s tisle, Elge Ilfsl-ei HRS sd Epie.lsI
stOek e RoEsi-n zsd DFnasfsie Dry Go73S Nj len
have in store No = RAia sl-eeL- CeaGre Whs-irE
aud 70 Ehieh Eozid respectfully isTIts IL aEteS-
TIA Il the pE5e a insszl =elifns TIE sock ozt
Il the cd pESe=ss and =ose oois eTe1 ebeer sl=an
they EeIe ereE knoTn 5sE5Ee- % tta8 AL rFrzons
oeeding Eu03s- o. who sH need tea very sor. had
bsttzr aysii thsnslSes q ihis Opportunity q SEp
FlyinS fhs7selyes, theT = IL slIe sa0asJ BY Sax
iHs fle5r fcrrsss at tbs tine Eesf3ss they yin
have god AssgEtH.eat TO make their seIee4ions
from
Ny s-oek o7nsists. 70 part q Brou5 and Bieashe4
Auszias- Czlocs, Meas and Boz vear Of every d.
sEiPIio1- cheeks- FlaaEeIs Gin 2z1s SlzHIs Talls
sd IezTei DiaFers IFish EiAeas aad Shit Bos6uaz
P1Tasels slAter Heo1<! F4ooP Las I'D GEe1-
a1ine geiis White Goods, Lac=z Enbgui1er5es Of an
kinds Hosiery, Ec- Er .cE
LADIES. LADIES. Year special attsntion L
inyltes 70 ny very Superior stock Of DRESS GOODS
Ghieh = de l1Eest. eeaPest asd uost ooaIblste q
the se1sou- laws. Rlsin, RIaid ard Rrilro58rrld
t5EeT 6eptiA AoEanakfaEes, Berase AHlslazs he IN
great f4rie9y- FteEse e1ll early, UIM raake II
greatly 70 gOuE adyHnEase to do -.
fodrs TeTv respectfully,
ga --, J0HS iR0ENKR-
lezt .Aosl5 1ail - ceutre " heslins. Va.
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FRoM new cREEK.
HosPITAL DEPARTMRNT,
Nav cREEK, Va, July 1st, 1862.

y. ~ y - sety A91ss
Changes in Affairs at this place have kept
me very busy, and have bad no opportn-
niiy TO write 70 you for several days. The
time lam deyoting 70 that object now, Is
snatched from the hours that should be
devoted 10 'stired natures sweet restorer.
balmy Sleep Bot no matter-here goes
for few stray items, fatigued ~ / am.
In my last told Jon that DR.. Mcmahon
bad been ordered 70 StrnsbuTR, there 70 es-
tablish \ hospital on \ large scale. I have
ascertaiued that he has pitched very in.
posing. hospital camp near MiddletoEn, Va.
and that the prospect Of brisk business
there is very promising. His Successor
here, DIR. ]. Lee MeComas, expected, when
left in charge at this place, that the hos
pital department of the post would soon
be broken mp, aud think, myself. that.
such was the design and intention Of the
higher authorities; but now orr beautiful
institution appears to be based upon n
6rmer foundation than ever. We have
nearly two hundred sick and eonvalescent
here, all of whom receive DR.. McComas,i
personal attention daily, and we are COO \
tinnaily reeeiyiug aecessions of sick from
various quarters, so that to remove this
hospital at present would be "a impossi-
bility, excepting as an extreme aud nn-
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MARRIED..

On the ard last, by the Rev. Gfdsoa Marlin, Mr..
ALEI- NoEEts0g % Hlss FfEEIx1A r., dsuehtsr a B
g. A. Haniltoa, Ksq5 Al u fhts city.
With the above notice ne received bottle u az
eeIIsat a0ld POrt and ; most dsIteS0us cake vieA
vas pleasantly aad appropriateiy diaeassei.
We thank tse hsPpy parr for thefr kInd Fsuae1a-
trance Of ths printer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-04

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near ~ aEzd, ss5 % iazI al ta= essPls Of
+ TIE EsILeS States Ere 6eEIrOas 70 AID
prosPtiT - faraisaisz AL rgEaiozeeusals
( faAS yoa azy dsso aea6faI 70 s9sizia or
gyTeB1enL
IEEGKL TAszzCkT, Jr-,
G1Teras: Of Maine.
" 5. BmEI,
GsTerno. Of Nsr Hazpssins.
FzEgEEIrE HoLzEooE-
Gorerns- Of T<rnoat-
VIZ A. BseKmsaaH,
GoTs=nOr Of Coanertfcat-
z D. NoEsAs,
Governor Of NeE York
Czas- s. OLDEx,
Gorerpor Of Nsu Jsrsey-
a g. CCRTIX,
Gsrsrsor of PssBsylr.sis-
a II BEADYoEB,
Governor Of Negland-
p H. PEI9ronT.
Governor Of YrEinia.
Ars1Is BLIz,
J, B. TEnpL1.
Pres't Military Board Of Keniueky.
AxDEEE JOHSs05,
Governor Of Tennessee
T. p GAKslz,
Goyernor Of Missouri.
o. P NoE7oz,
Governor OF In1iaps.
DAVID TOP. Governor Of Ohio
ALEx4NDEH RGNsET,
GovrruOr Of 1linsesola.
RicHAsD YAIEs,
Governor of Illinois
EDBAzD SoLoNss,
GoresnOr OF Wisconsin.
IHE rzzE5ExT's sEFLH.
E1EccTIrE aIixs1os, wAsHrsezoE.
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Marshal's Sale.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY o. :, Pi.srss: c.
80 n 1z..l--s - AID tx tn . eE'a
- n Bisz- q TfrEEziEaz
T y pars1E.es y TX ssSrse ~ orss- 4 Re "a
i DsszEct Cam, - lie Es.zTe ezg5;lf5 E4ss-
Gi=tet-2 d5lT zs5s as4 eats=E3 o tie 9th Gay q
AEEl- Issz IsslIl Sal AZ Prsje s1rttsa- lEoa4y
EHe l5EA = @zzE- ls52- cssz=Fzsci1= a. Is oetack
Al ~ tEs rss5issee & E3H1ra Il F5t=k1Eh- ca
QEisey street. i tie city & ITbeelfb fhe Pe=soal
pr0Fsr1T pATt5cllzrsT E5eErcosd Ard dss-Eit-ed IN
tx Hebe3ste ar1sEsa - he ftfoEGaS fisd u ~
TEElEs 81 SAEE, CASH 1900 Fsgla .-s. r-.
EDTARD II E0EDoS,
Na-sAAI q ths UHited StAtzs III tbs Weste1a DE-
tEiet & virginia z5EtA
POSTPOEEHRET.
Iks assye- EEls Ess Lee1 FoE1poDsd uzE1 WE'D
NEsDAI. LaA I6LH DAY OF lELY. -. isII
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THE HzzE5UT : aEFLI.
E1EccrIrK M1xs1os, WAsHrsezox. }
JulT I. 1852.

GEs4LzNrS-PuIly roneurriug IN the
wisdom Of the views expressed TO me in 20
patriotic manner By you in the comma
pieatiou Of the 18th day OF June. hare
doeided 10 euH E4t0 the sSSriee an Gddlfi9Ad!
Ioree Of lire Easdred fH0ntGHd sasa
suggest and recommend that the troops
sbOuid be chiefly Of infantry. The quota
OF your State Eonld be- trust that
they may be enrolled Eitboat delay. so as
70 bring this unnecessary asd luxurious
eiSil E4r to \ speedy asd satisfactory coz
clazioo-
An order fixing the quotas Of the respee-
tive States will be izEued Ly the War De-
partment Tomorrow.
AsRAHAN LIHc5Ls.
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To the Yolag Men Of Norm western
TIrgtnIa ana IEestsrn lIaFTIand. .

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i Has Esee1 szIE5zz1es - IS SeeEesE.T q N6r -
fl=s ~ zeTFzre = IL Eute1 sE1s9 fEziree
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By ez1eF u B-5E Gea- EeBer-
III MELVIN
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Yesterday. At Z o'clock A II. WV. HoLL1pir.
HI funeral vim take plaes froaa his late r.sseues
% Nata-streSt, Holth wheeling, II 10 O'Clock A. ".
to-noT1u tsatuTdayJ. Tbshtsndl Il he faaulIy are
respectfully Invited 70 attend.
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Regular satur'

Regular Saturday Packet for CineIn-
THR STEAMER BES FRANKLIS.
s44tE1r1 W- NeEIIs1E. Master, VII leave fyr tiz=
- Ab5Te Ea3 an fntsEEsiiats ports ca SA;-
uFSay. the 5th inst. ~ OelOek P n For freight
u PEssage apply o. bard OF % }. NANSER,
If Agent
Statement OF the FheeIInE Savings
InsfituIlon. July 2. Leg.
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Sale of Land in Marshall County.


v. In chaneery in the oirzuit Cart
9 Sssa EiasI Red. sPH f' NAr'h'n County virginia
IN puTsuanes Of The aeerse Of the Gaii Court made
in this cause AZ the Spring Tenn, lS62 the under
signed, Sheriff Of the sid county Of MARSHALL VII.
"a the st day Of Jnly, 1862 At the court house Tor
MArshan county, Sell for ready Money 70 the highest
ard best bidEer, the tf8ct q laDd in the bn men
foneds or Euf6eienGy thereof 70 pay the sum Of
tWO hundFed and thirty nine dollars Ard tUetyseT-
en- c9nis, with Interest hom the frSt day Of April,
In the year q oar Lord eighteen hundred asd fffy-
six. and twenty dollars and twenty-five eenfs
q tis s1it toefher with the costa OF this al
vertisement and the fess Of the Sheriff for making
this sale and such ether costs may be leEa4y ID
eident 70 making such slla- he sid traef q hel
Is the tTlct mentioned In the bill and pEpeeen. N
this ese, eautlflfn uiuety-one acres and sstents1
poles, and the same Crlet q land situAts n
county, Virginia, on which sid Be7iGnin ksSla ~
lives, bounded by lad If James Wtsonr 1hollsS
Stewart and Others and which Tas eonEeye y -
IutsEs6n To Sald- d55Giainf, John tou, gs. =
dafed a. fr-f al "a AuriL 1850 and recorded IN
TIA eisERFsoGlra n 1Iarsk4u esEntys Atore.sld5
fefGs6i-iitv-s = sheFfR for MArStaH Co.. Va
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Tsss-n Dissriet II vIrglsia.
FPsa a. ass.eazezs-
Ia puEsEane Il ne eFSler q the DisGrir1 Courf q
tSe GEifed SEAtsS * the WesseTa District e Tfr-
gina n the hb0ve eatitied eau-e, aiy ra6s and
1re IN the eleS 0ce Ter SD D5ssFizt- % tie 5lst
aayc Nay, $50 sail seIl At Plbhe aurtioo.
IusStEy, the 1sf day q July, ~ aJ-EnencinE at9
O'clock A. NJ SeE Greek, IN TIE o0E1iy u E1E1p-
siEe IN sid Heztern DssE5t tie foll5Eiaz PrcPss-
y, t0-Eif= - sssr = --ls-
an the ieatbeI pou n IT. ratS h preeeas q TN
ming Also. allStker leather n1yT IN the ham AID
haadIiEE bszse B0pE II the process Of sFying or
tanning il sid EoSses Slsn, "A IAe tn bIIk RsE
IN the sheds q fhe preu3ses
One steam Engine,
Three CSEG.
4u tanning tools q TIE sid premises,
One lpE e s=za=ii3E ard shiaEieE,
Oue hundred si5es OF Ieafher.
TINS o. SAGE-Fo< an s1sEs uBier I've kusdred
ioilarss Cash5 and fsr an cams over nTe bgB3rsd
doilArss tie prrrhSse- Or purchasers % give bod
UItS approved persoll security, payable Ioaths
1fter the Gayof sale with ueeress from sAid dAy.
EDWARD n. SORIOH.
Aarshal Of tie United States for the Western Dis
tEicf o. TTFgfnfI - a7-s $3.50 ieIs
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VIZ HEIMSTREET'S
InimitabIe Hair Restorative.

~ 1T rs. NOT a DYE,
But restores iTay hair to rs origihaI color, oy mp
plying the capillary Iubes with natural sustenAIce,
impaired By age or disease- An
are rdSstI Or l1ilr deSfrpytng the NlIAh
~ and beauty 81 the hair, qnd afprd Of theuse4Ie
s. dFeiiihE fIIstnstrestss flinitabIs eoDring Dot
yoaIy rsStofes hair 70 its netFal color ~ Al Say
process, bat gives the hairA
siteo Luxuriant Beauty,
prnnotes It's lroEfh, prevents its falling OF erldl
eatss dandruH md i1paFts health and ple1llAtL5
70 the he'd II has stood the test q TIM, bens -
original Hair ColorinE. and Il constantly M
Ia favor. Ussd by both geatleuaen AID laal IN
iold by an respectable deaisFE, or can bs ~
thea iof tie eolnuaFeial agsafs D. = n
Broadway n z. fUDEiEes, - cent slt1S IN 4 FRAY
y SOD BY 7. b LOGAN 4 CO. an. h4.AN . = FsI9
T|051E5 3 T75=---I1Ef Revived BY Expres5
afgtlleF large lot Of ,. v. !. sS,SrSIS@pV
SkiFtS tjs35I CO0EeSe : e---------.--
-n yv533.9 = = = 1sizs ofslRssksts. Roman
X Co. Pin Wleels, Mlnes SeEpents Eire Craek-
: u n q AoEl b. NICOEL BR0z
20 n ~ 100 Main street
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ContrIbutIons Tor the soldiers.

The following sums we're contributed TO
the West Virginia Soldiers fund at pie
mic At Beek's School House. on Saturday
last: John Beck. ST; Rebeeea Humphreys,
81; George Nunnemaker, 81; a. Y. Hedges,
81 D. ]. Counselman, so cents; J. p.
GoauEeinau, 80 cents J. B. Gri6th, 50
cents; A. MeWresth, 80 cent?; II. p.
Beck, 81.
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ALEEEr Pixr has written good deal Of
fugitive poety, and Prentice says be seems
now TO be a fugitive poet.