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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-31

General, was discovered to be il New Orleans,
in occupation Of the house Of Nh. Sidell.-
Gen. Butler removed the guard from the house
and treated her with distinguished considera-
ton, ordering her to be protected against insult
or injury.
A letter from New York in the Baltimore
American says:-:'Jef Daviss colored coach
man, VIM A. Jackson, is announced to deliv-
er an address, this evening, in the zion Bap-
list Church. in Sullivan street. The coachman
is quite lion in his way, and is much sought
after. He is making considerable money, but
not so much, probably, as he would have made
had he closed with an offer Barnum made
him. on his arrival in this city, few days
ago.
In his official report of the battle Of Shiloh,
Gen. Beauregard mentions with praise, Col. &.
". Brent Of Alexandria, and Captain Clifton
Smith Of the same place, with many other Off
GERS from other sections He then, referring to
other matters says, from this agreeable duty
I turn to one IN the highest degree unpleasant
--OilC que. lONCFEI, W t1G Dlt' Z lliCI uilNlNl
me. as a contrast to the behavior Of mos Of
the army who fought 50 herocally. | allude to
the fact that some officers, non commissioned
officers and men, abandoned their colors early
in the first day to pillage the captured encamp-
ments; others retir~d shamefully from the field
on both days, while the thunder of cannon and
the roar and rattle Of musketry told them that
their brothers were being slaughtered by the
fresh legions Of the enemy. | have ordered
the names Of the most conspicuous upon this
roll Of laggarts and towards to be published in
orders
The ship Franklin, from Hamburg, arrived
at New York on Thursday with 407 Mormons
destined for Salt Lake City,
The sufferings Of the people Of New Orleans
were somewhat less when the steamer left than
BEFORE Cen Butler had granted permits to
the boatmen on the river and bayous to bring
their produce to the city. Great complaint is
made of the numbers Of abandoned women who
roam the streets of the city.
According to advices received in New York
from Havana, General Santa Anna is about to
enter upon the troubled scene in Mexico. His
son had arrived there from St. Thomas, Ell
route for that republic
Two of the daily papers, in New Orleans
the Crescent and the Bee, have been suppress
ed by order of Gen. Butler, and the office of
third, the Delta occupied by persons sent by
the same authority, who will continue it's pub
lication.
The crops at the South, as well as the North
and West, are represented to present a promis-
ing appearance. In some portions Of the
South, however, considerable extents Of coun-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-31
Emigrant runners at New York. probabl,

Of the ear h, are practising thelr arts Upon
wounded soldiers who arrive in that city. The
soldiers unable to help themselve, are glad to
get to place Of rest at any cost, and they are
frequently robbed Of all their money they pos
ses IN single night
The Nationals and American Bank Note Com
panies run night and day upon government
work, and 50 great IS the pressure upon them
that notes are sent to Boston and PHILADELPHIA,
to have their backs printed there. The print
inc of the ninety millions Legal Tender notes
will be completed within week.
The quarantine authorities in New York
have received official information Of the exis-
tence Of yellow fever at Vera Cruz Havana,
New Orleans and Kingston.
The clause in the tax bill, now before the {.
s. Senate imposing tax on slaves, vas de-
feated by a vote Of % to Il.
The Newbern a. c. Progress says that
the Convention at Raleigh have passed an or
dnance directing Governor Clark to discharge
all volunteers over thirty-fye. years Of age.
Five companies Of the Maine cavalry were
with Gen Banks in his retreat: and suffered
severely Among the killed was Capt. Jona-
than Cilley, son Of Mr.. Cilley who fell IN 1887
in duel with Mr.. Graves
A skirnish is reported near Charlestown: on
Wednesday, in which the Federal troops fell
back; but they are said to have brought in q
large number Of horses (200) belonging to
Ashby's command
Gen Buffers order concerning the women
in New Orleans is the cause Of great excitement
in that city. It is said that Mayor Monroe at
first regarded the order as an outrage upon the
women Of the South, and demonstrated against
it. The Mayor soon after recalled what he had
said. Then he repeated his remonstrance.-
To this General Butler replied by an order de-
posing Mayor Monroe and sending him to
Fort Jacksonville Fort Lafayette of General
Buffers department. Subsequently the May
apologized to Gen Butler, and construed the
order in different light.
4 return was recently issued of the number
Of men fogged in the British army and militia
In the year 1861. In the cavalry the total num-
Der of men hogged was forty-one. In every
case fifty lashes were ordered, and in all but
two cases inflicted In the infantry the num-
Der fogged was ninety-six, and in the royal ar
tiery torty-one
Owing to Gen. Buteler' having been inform
ed that large amount of specie belonging to
the Confederate government was secreted at
the Office Of the French and Spanish Consuls,
in New Orleans, guard was placed over these
offices the same day at the Consulate Of the
Netherlands; but on the positive assurances OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
FoRAGE WANTED.

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited until December
y 9Th, 1853 for faFuishing the QuAFteFmasterS De-
paFtmsnt Of the ARMY or THE UNITED STATES
with the following stores, viz:
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND ESQ.,
00O) BUSHELS OF SHELLED CORN In sacks.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND 100 OO0l BUSHELS
OF CORN in the ear, seventy COY pounds 70 the bush
el, 10 sacks.
ELS or OATS, In sacks, thirty-tW0 C33D pounds TO
TWO THOUs AND 2.OOOJ TONS OF BALED Hay.
The foregoing articles must all be Of good sound.
merchAntable quality. They must be delivered At
GaliPolis Ohio One half thereof within thirty 1871
and cIe half within sixty 1901 days from date Of
award.
Proposals for fve thousand 5,oOOI bu.heIs Of grain
or nay 1901 tons Of hay ups ards will be consider
cd. Propositions must stste the quantity offered and
the place resdeneB OF the bidder, aud uEt be
eompanied by guarantee At least two FespdnabIe
persOns that the TendeT will fgfIl his contract IL
awarded to him Awards will ts made at II o'clock
At noon OF December 4th, 1892. Successful bidders
will be nOthed a. After the award u made a.
possible. Written contracts will In all cases be
tered into, and contractors will be required to give
bonds for the faithful performance Of their contracts
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for PONCE
and be addressed the undersigned At GAllipoIfa,
ohio- The right 70 reject any portion all bids Il
reserved. No bid will be Bottesd where bidders fail
to comply With the foregoing requirements.
C. W M0ULT0N,
noVz6-td Capt. and Asst Quartermastsr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
QueslIon md An.,x.r.

Prom Noah's Tine. 4 Nes,snger, of thi,
week, we take the following question and
answer:
QUEsTroS.-"I keepa clothing store, and
manufacture my own stock. Ny sales are
over two thousand dollars yearly Ny
friends say that, according to the tag Lag,
passed last Congress. will have TO pay
three per cent. on the gross amount of
money receiTe-or, in other words, if
sell coat for ten dollars aud make one
dollar profit, | mast pay thirty cents to the
Government aud keep seventy cents for my
outlay of nine dollars, time and labor go-
lug for uaught, and money worth from i've
to seTeu per cent By stating your opiu-
lou as to whether it is ON the profits OF the
amount received the tax is levied on, you
will much oblige man ready To tear his
hair out, having paid ten dollars retail tax
last week"
ANswEH-The law says, section IA, that
the value and quantity of the goods, &C.,
subject TO ad UGlOrem duty shall be estima-
ted 10y the actual GdLLJ. We trust you will
not tear your hair OUT 10 consequence Of
this discovery, but such ia the law.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

to think IT just proTidential retrbutiou
that she Is indiscriminate in her piracies
The English papers, In discussing the
Alabama's exploits, make some impor-
tant revelations. The London Star tells
how IT happened that the government
allowed her TO sail:-
while the Alabama was in course of
construction at Birkenhead, the American
cOusGl At Liverpool made q representation
on the subject 70 the custom authorities.
Nothing came Of it, and further represen-
tatiOns we're made, We believe, 70 the
board Of trade This also proving inefee-
tnal. the opinion OF Dir. Collier, Q c., was
taken on the laWfuiiness Of toe preceding,
under the Qneen's proclamation Of
neutrality. The learned gentleman's
opinion was decidedly against the builders
or owners Of the vessel, and was there
fore submitted to the foreign Office The
law officers of the crown were then con-
suited on the matter, and their opinion we
understand, entirely conceded with that
of Sir. Collier. 1t became therefore, the
duty OF the government 70 prevent the
departure Of the Alabama, bat by the
time this decision was arrived at she had
left the Mersey, and perhaps commenced
her career Of depredations aud destruction.
1t is known that as many as nine other
ships are being built or equipped in
I British harbOrs for the service of the con.
4 federates. If they we're To serve simply
aud strictly as vessels Of war-if they
were 70 be employed in an attempt u
break the biocade. 10 recover New Orleans
20 fight the federals in the southern riyers
or other legitimate arts of warfare-they
would, nevertheless, be subject TO arrest
and detention They would come clearly
within the prohibatfon of acts tending t.
aid and assist either beliigerent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

Editors IntelLgeneer
send you list of our brave soldier:
belonging to Virginia regiments in hospi.
tails in and about PhiladeIphia, thinking IL
may be Interesting TO their relatives and
friends.
1 find only one that's very sick, (of hem.
Orrhage Of the lupgs). The rest are all i'm
proving under the good treatment they re
ceiVe. A number of them will be dis
charged and sent home shortly, being unfit
for further duty from wounds and diseases
contracted in defense Of our glorious coun-
try.
BROAD STREET HosPITAL-w. O. Morris, company
B, Ith regiment. George Roberts, company 4, Ist
regiment.
Edgeyile CO. u, LIST reg w Phillips, 9Th reg. SO
Hes Tiehnell,t 18th reg John Khipkey, co II, Cd req
wounded In the arm - HOskinsOn, co D, 9th reg.
WEST PHILADELPHIA uosPTTAL-Wm N Moore Cd
X, eth reg, wounded In the hand Joseph Phillips co
y zth reg. wounded In the neck; James ViIllers 90
q 7th reg, wounded in the arm; James Rat err co o.
Ith reg, wounded In the back; Clayton Baker, co Q,
Ith req wounded In the arm: Jacob wilhelm, 60 A
ltn reg; D y carter &c q eth reg, Eoandei I'm the
lst rex Jonas Cas-, 7th reg, wounded In the hand:
Jonas CrtsIen LIST reg ELIAS HRrtse co D, lst reg
leg broken by wagon.
RACE STREET HOsPIEALI-wm II Martini co O. Sd
reg; II ROdenheaVer, CO H, 81 reg, wounded
Urn AND BuTTOSWOoD STREET HosPtFAL-Peter
Walt co lst reg, Frederick Weiagarber, co O, ID
reg Andrew Martin, co g. 18th reg; George W. Davis,
co B, It'll reg.
EPIscoPAL uOSPITAL.-Calip Chamber co B. eth
reg, wounded In the leg; Abraham Cummings co p
Ith regiment, wounded; Zedoe WhItehiII, co c. 7th
reg, Tounded in the arm. I
CHRiSTiAN STREET HosPiTIL-K6aFns A Mcdonald,
lSt Va Battery. ~ - = =
South 2tIH sTREET HosPIT1L.-JoshuA Lsvras, 90
the stde5 W II Wilbur, co d, 9TH reg hemoFrhage Of
the lungs
SUNuTT HosPITAL-George Davis, co H, Tth reg
wounded in the thigh: George W Cornell 90 l. Ith
reg, wounded In the knee; Mathew Helmiek co l. 1th
reg, wounded In the side and hip; George A Hill co
K, 7th reg, wounded In the thigh; Josiah oWyun ISt
Va Cavalry, injured by horses Moses Mathew co
!, lSt reg.
WOOD STREEF HosPIRAL-Eas W Gray CO y, It'll
reg, wounded In the back; Alfred Dawson, co Z, IN
reg. wounded in the hip.
CHEsTER HoSPiTAI--CoInelus IIIggs, co II, 18th
reg Patrick Dugau, g. Sd reg Isaac Collins 90 H.
wounded IN the hand; Martin Stonestreet, 90 l. IN
reg, wounded in the thigh; Hiram Emery, 90 B, 1th
I'd reg; wounded In the thigh.
GERNASToWN HOsPTTAL-John King, co Q, 9Th reg,
died October 9Th: Simeon CodmAn, CO O, 9Th reg
They both died within seven minutes OF each other
on cots aide by side.
TuRNEGsf HosrIrAL--Charlss Swan, co K, eth
reg.
Joseph syder, 1st reg.
There had been number Of our Virgin
Ia soldiers discharged and sent to join their
regiments the week | arrived here.
ALLOW me in behalf of the soldiers be-
longing to Virginia regiments in hospitals
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
cOlIlIIssIONER's NOTICE.
R0tert NOsrs& brother
~.
In Ch8neeT.
In ciFealt Cart fs- OAi'

As9CrLk @AaSfeA bEpLnef IN Gn1lleelT.
- In Cirenif Cart f5r Ohio
Adam ROose Had OtberI-j CO. Va
DY Virtus ola decree made and catered IN this
Dcause on the 18Th day Of Nay, 1861 on consider
alton NheTeof the bill is taken f1r CONFESSED and 80
ndi0dsed ordered and dsereed. that this eanSs
be TeteErsd % master Of this settls thu
q the daialdaRt5 Peter ZOsekizr and John
P. Foose trustees under the dssd q tFun o. a.
Signment executed 20 them b the defendant Adam
FOosa, on the d. Use msatioaed And feed e.
exhibit With the COZ plailantl hi, showing What
elects and debts fuTo their hsnds a. sueh trus
tees Elso how they have disposed Of the sad ELECTS
aud any portion thsrsoE What p0rtion q sid debta
they have collected and what reraius SIN lDeOIee
ted, and how they have aPpBed the proossds % sad
edeets hAny have bsel LOST or EASted o. remained
unsolicited on account Of the negIikenee imprOp
er conduct 81 the aid trultleE. he sd master
Hh1ll 1l1g ascertain and report what por ion Of the
debts meut0nsd aad gseuH5i IN aid deei Of trrst OF
Assignment has bsen PAID, add By whom, sl4 sklf
remains upltd, and Of Whas class mentioned IN the
sAme sad for the better disooTory Of the matters
aforasad, the Defendants required 20 produce BE-
fore thesaid mEItsr an de hoo and WFtnEsin their
custody power relating thereto and alsomay Be ex
amined on oath t0uehing the same OF any othernAf-
ofdiseoTeTy, upon nferrc cations TO bs sstted
ard allowed BY the said mlsteF, au1 that Be rspoFt
BIZ prccasdinEs 20 court togefhsr With aaythin=
deemed pertinent By himssfOr specially required -
the parties
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
Sale OF Valuable Real Estate

4 WILL sell on MOndsy, the iFst day Of DsesnheF,
1879, Al the Court House for Ohio county, Viz
Einia 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following property ly-
Ing In the city OF Whseling, zig:
Lot numbered one hundred and nine on, Market
street. Also, lot numbered one hundred and ten,
northeast corner owned W the Disciples Church
Also. lot numbered one hundred hod % ty4EO, on
Market street, bel the rst lot south Of the red
dsnee Of janice r. BAsr- Also, the half Of lOi
number two hundred and nineteen, corner II z Cd
aBd Third Streets
This properly All Hss in the Pth Ward, aBd is the
best for residebeeS in the city
TERNs-0be-fouTth 70 be paid In eAsh, the balance
In four annual InstalmsntS with Interest from date
the purchaser to pay all expenses Of rec0rdink he
Deed Oftrust With negotiable notes. be given for
deferred payments.
noE2e-td DANIEL c. LIST.
e staAls ZeItnnE COPY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
Ths Wh.sIInrPr.aI.

FROM the FaTkersburg GaEstte.
We see that the secesh sheet at Wheeling
continues daily to spit its spite at u.s. We
cannot well Imagine what for. We have
only said, rs weisnyluow, that the editoris no
more nor less than secessionist, and WAS in
disguise until within the last three months
Now, the only fault we have to fud with
Mr.. LineoIn's administration is that he
does not suppress such presses and hang
she editors. We presume he would DO so
If they were worth the rope. Every column
Of that paper has been for months past de.
voted to the interests of secession aud to
nothing else.
Wharton, if you don't quit noticing the
Wheeling Fran SO often, we will be obliged
to retsrn your left handed compliment to
US the other day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
The Alabama.

An English merchant named Trenwith
doing business in Philadelphia, has ad-
dressed a note to the British minister at
Washington, asking him to protest to the
confederate government against the sell
cure or destruction of British goods by
confederate cruisers, and also to demand
indemnity for goods belonging to Trenwith
already thus destroyed, and remission Of
the ransom levied on vessels of which he
/, part owner. The British minister re.
plies that he cannot comply with the re-
quest for two reasons; one is that the
southern confederacy has not been re
cOgnized by the English government, and
the other is that such an appeal and pro-
test would do no good. The Liverpool
chamber of commerce have asked Earl
Russell, the British foreign secretary,
what steps he means to take to obtain re-
dress for the outrages of the Alabama on
British property. 1t would be interesting
to know how many of these indignant
liverpool merchants were among the 900
who presented this ship asa free gift to
the confedetates, and whether they begin
- r. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

YALLANDIGHAN is in deep trouble. He
lately made speech in Indiana. which
the Cincinnati CGmmereiai describes as the
meanest he ever made. He complained that
the railroads, the banks, the telegraph
lines. the express companies, tue Sunday
schools and the churches were all against
the people; that is,::against him and his
friends. We are inclined to think be is
about right on that point. All humaniz-
ing and ciyiIiziug influences, all the ageu-
eies of education and pure Christianity
must be opposed to the sentiments be cher
ishes and the doctrines he breaches. A
pretty formidable army VHIIandigbam has
against him, according to his own con-
fession.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

here, to return thanks to the good and pa
triotie citizens Of this city tor their many
and continued acts Of kindness 30 our brave
boys while in sickness
leave here on Monday for the hospitals
in the east. Yours truly.
JACOB HoRSERooK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
Co,unsIoxEn,s OTTleL
Mhealinlr- Nnr- Il IGsa

In PursuAnes Of the above decree IlalI On Thurs.
day the 18th day q December, 1s63, a. ny once in
the city OF Wheelug, Virginia prUeaed 70 settle ne
accounts mentioned In the said decree, which time
aud place All parties interested are hereby notihsd
aud required TO httend, and the Trustees above
mentioned are required 70 produce the books aud
writings referred 20 In the above decree
HANNIBAL R0RBES
p0Tl7-laWiWt la.r Master Commiasioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

There are said TO be 20 600 troops there,
who will dispute our crossing until the
river falls, aud thea they hope 10 get away
in the night. and iall back upon the main
h0dy Of the army. which is at Saxton juno
ton. Their camp ares can be sern from
the heights here, and indicate quite q
large force.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
.ENSIOMS


T WILL ATTEND AT NY OFFIcR DAILY IRON
L TO ? O'Clock P. 81, for the examination Of APP
INVALID PENSIONS
Applicants must bring satiEfAetorV evidence of
identity, also the evidence that they have been reE-
larry discharged from the iitaEy naval BeFTifs Of
the United States -. I0HS c. HUPP,
Special EEamiuing Surgeon Of Pensf0n 4 ~
noE2t3tdAltEe BuFoau for wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

GIf0ER1NE 01HTlIRET-Ths bet aFtIcIe I-5o,-1
ior ehapped handA a. the 0dd Fellow Han DIIa-
stteeFe, - lnoylel =. B0oKM0, Al.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
THE RE1ELs d YREpERIcKspuRa.

fredericksburg is fall of rebel cavalry,
which can be seen in the streets. The
steam Of several engines can oe seen just
outside OF the town ready TO go at any
time. General LonEstreet IS in command,
having come from Richmond on Wednes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERWOH

THE number OF members IN the House Of Repre-
L ssutatiVes Of the Unlte1 StAtes 70 which his
Commonwealth Is entitled having been changedby the
superintendent made under the census Of 1850, the
duty OF redistTietin the ttats doVoVes on the GEN
eFal Alsemb y. To discharge this duty and IN order
that legislation may be had upon other subjects Of
vital Importance, fRANCIs II. PELEPoIST Governor
Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, ~ authorized by
the hfth section Of the nth article Of the Constftu-
tiOn, do by this my proclamation. the Sena-
tons and member Of the House Of Delegates eompos-
ing the General Assembly OF the Common wealth, to
convene In the city Of Wheeling on Thursday, the
fourth day Of December next At O'Clock p. u.
Given under my had aud the Less Seal Of the Com
rI mOnWealth, this 9Th day Of November, 1862
- ~ and in the s7th year OF the Commonwealth.
BY the Governor:
l. A HAOASs, see'y Commonwealth. noT25
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

COME AT LAST.
| MODE, BLUE, LAVENDER and other shades OF
vi aas French MQiDO, Just three weeks out.
noVSs }. 8. RHODES.
SHEPHEPD'S PLAID sHAWLS.
| d ECEIvRD THIS DAY, a large lot Of Black and
fsreino borders. (noV22J J. s. RHODES.
SILKS AND FINE ALPACoAs.
d IoHTWO FACED SILKS In fashionable eoloFE
! III Very hne Black Aipaeeas. now the sarAging
| thing Rich Bilk warp Plaid Alpaecas very hand
some; goo dress patterns saxOuy Move Dress Goods,
nOT2l is RHODES.
tPre. oOpy)
i AIDES HAIR BRAIDs,-We have iust received
i some beautiful Hair Braids for the Ladies' For
sale at reasonable prices at the Variety Store q
nOves los Main street.
DALHoRAL AND HOOP SKIRTS Ju,t reesjvo5 a.
~ the variety Store Of D.NIcoLL BRO,
noNzL 100 Main street
HOSIERY AND GLOVES In great variety received
IL ~ tue variety store Of ID. NIC0LL 4 BRO,
noHzz 1O9 Main street.
WORKRD SLIPPERS, a very nice article for bol-
w iday gifs just received At the va Lefty store Of
nov2a D. NiG IO5 n 3 Bro TO-.
SILK AND woBsTED BRAIDs. dl6erent oOlor1.
- for bIadiDg, just received at the Variety store
Of D. NICOLL 4 BIO.
DOVE 100 Main street.
T AIDES AND MISSES coRsErs, white and
IL grcy,Just received at the Variety Store On
D.NIC0LL BRO,
CILK QUILTED TRIMMING. GHt Zouavs ant
~ TONS new style Belt Clasps, Betting. &c AZ me
variety Store OF D. SIOOLL RIO,
1Os Maiu street.
OURS, FURS, FURs.-I have just received
Il new invoice Of the hands1meSt FprS Siseh q
Russian Sable, MAX Sable Fitch. and otbes ieadin
yiea- VietorneS, Cnfs and Nuhs cheaper now than
ever. Please call early 70 secure bargains.
Io,-z ALkA. HEHAAN, lS7 Main street.
A LARGE AssoRTMENrOPR LEGA MT CLO1Ks
A--Aner the latest PlFis patterns, juIt reseIVe5
and fog sale At the lowest price.
noVS2 ALEX. HEYMAEs, lsT Main street.
RUCKWHEATFL WHTTRRRGNs
~ HoMINY, for sale by D-'@-''s'
nova J,THoBURN.
900 RgsHELs NORTHERN POTA-
=. g 56Sl. choice Northern Apples.
hov2i Corner Market aud a fhiSSG .s1ss...
LIME POCKET CUTLERY. PEV
Y Knives, Scissors, &C. For sale By
191l9 J. GRAVEa
GOLD PENS, WRITING PAPER-
~ J..,l Envelope, Pencils, &c. For uaisby
80 J. GRAVRa
TOYS, TOY FURNITURE, roy
sea- ~ VI ~: i hedsteada, Carriages, Jamps,
neIl0 J. oRAyES
HOSPITAL sHEETING-A very fiDe sTtIoIe -,
IL Be had At the ODD Yellow Hail me- stors -
oo.Is Z. BOOKING, 11t
DINE TRRE TAR DRoPs-A neV a55 So, |
II Candy for coughs and coda - F'--1l 4
IO.I- 4 BOOKING, AT.
ROB A SEVERE COUGH OR COLD, nss "a a. /
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