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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
sPIcULArIoSs AID INVENTIONS.

Toe Washington correspondent of the Herald, under
dale Of the 22i ult says:
The general belief here in military circles Is that the
fall of the rebel capital will induce the r.b's to
abandon Virginia, but that they determined to
test every foot of ground upon which they can fight
with prospect Of prolopgipg the war.
was permitted this afternoon TO perus, portion Of
letter. dated Richmond, May 10, written by an adju
ant in Gea. Johnstons army to his wife in this city in
which il Is sad that the rebel government do not expect
b. able to hold Richmond longer than the latter part
Of Jrne if so.long.
They fient 10 their ability to repuse and drive
back AcClelans army in their first attemp, On the CAPT
tai, but expect the attack will be renewed soon after
ward with superior and irresistible force. great deal
of machinery aud several manufacturing establishments
have been removed from the city to Lynehburg and
other points the James river between there and Rich
mond, ard are in active operation.
The letter referred to transmitted from Richmor
to the lady in question by way Of Baltimore, and was
mailed in the latter city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
FROM THE VICINITY or coRIsTH.

A despatch dated Cincinnati, 2S h ut, says
special to the Cincinnati Gdzstts from Indianapolis,
SAYS that an officer who left Oornh Aondy reports
that the army moved up TO within thrce.ourhs Of a
mile Of the enemys forfcs!ions on Sunday night aud
are intrepctng Gen Hileck says biz position viii not
warrant bis risking anything; hence bis moving by
regular approaches and terrifying as he goes Ii ez
pected that our forces would open on the enemy by
Thursday.
Gen. Lowell, It was reported, arrived a. CoriHth on
Sunday night with Z 600 recruits.
Deserters say the army has confidence In Gen.
erals Brsgg and Price than n Besuregard. The rebel
army is on half ratops. They get fresh beef twice a
week. and spoiled beef tho balance Of the time -
No pork is given out at all.
The sickness in their army Is fearful and ncrra-ing
rapidly while ours is improving. Thei' oficNra o
sent all their baggage and personal efscs urand
Junction. Q
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gardng the remor srances Of Europe New Orleans in
bis hands Mr. Lincoln can raise the blockade and reply
to the complaints OF the Emperor OF the French that the
great cotton port is open, and that II cotton does
not come forward il Is not the fault of the federal gov.
ernmen but the obsinacy Of the panters-srgo, that
the only chance Of cotton supply the speedy sutu-
CATION Of the South.
We have written "would be" because We cannot find
any justification fer writing "is" # is quite possible
that the city has already fallen; but the intelligence
brought by the Canada does not warrant the assertion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
THE TIGHF IN HANOVER.

The following is Yankee accoun: Of the battle of
Hanover Court House, dated Washington, 2s b ult
General Mcclellan telegraphs to the Secretary of War
that the battle of Hanover Court House resulted in
complete route of the enemy
1t IL etated that We have taken 800 prisoners, and
more are coming in The loss of the enemy ia set down
ct 900.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
JUNE -, lS62.

IAKEN without permission from the Of 2sh and Grace
l. streets, Jon, Is, abCu; .'eioet, N, sonel
branded the left shor ier with very foe Mex Sad
ole, OF O. Grlmlls make, Mo- also double raj ed blS
bride and msrengai and graz coat Any Information
left st,h ,ee. at the Of Vnis Regiment that Will
70 the recovery OF the above property the informant vii be
literally comps nssted ie9--at'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
IRON M, London Herald. M.r14l

.'' The possession of the Cresc' n: City would
give the ederals poiR, dopp for attacks on the very
hobed Of secession. Holding it and the upper portion
of the Mississippi they completely shut in the cotton
Sta es They would DO masters Of the commercial en-
porum Of their enemies aud deprive them OF all the aid
which its wealth has hitherto supplied. II would be
nearly as great blow to the South the loss OF New
York to the North And just tho fall Of New Dr.
leans would have the very great additional advantage for
Mr. Lincoln aud his CIbnet that il would give them
good pretsIt for Aving CT the intervention or dars'
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10 Mound.d -There !. Mork ror an.


Although hundreds Of cur CT: have aoby devoted
tEsmse'ss to the duty Of removing providing for and
attending TO tie soldiers wounded in the ate battles ne
remind readers that great deal vet remains 10
be done. The suEsress are occupying public and pr,as
houses in various parts Of the city 10 all instances
Shch have come under our observation the surgeons
have done al ba. could do to alleviate the suffer.
ags OF NOBLE boys Eho bravey periled their lives
Ia dssaos Of abe deares; rights Of rseuen. The Sisters
% Charity and many other ladies' have been unrentug
~ then attention, and numbers Of gentlemen have
dsFed valuable services 5. asSsidcs IS iByTa.
fivsy rggir,L Every etzn should give bis time ard
attention 70 the Of the wounded. If circumstances
prevent him IRON dsvodag day night to this duty,
be nav spare isS hours each day for nursing the
wounded A. some OF the Hospitals the new Aims
House, in particular, Gssstancs is much needed. Toe
poor fellows stretched upon their coaches though they
may exhibit the utmost iortiuic excite the sympathy Of
every true and Womln and demand, BY every con-
iera0n Of humanity and patriotism, the most tenJe'
sad colsidsrate nursing. Let them have IL. Let them
feel and know that they in vrginia-n the midst Of
brethren who viii administer to their relief.
We address ourselves earnestly TO our readers for We
feel that the Importance Of the subject cannot be too
strongly impressed upon them Il a cheering sight
10 witness, did yesterday the kind rninis,ra,Ous
Of the ladies' at several Of the hospitals The young
woman and the We'd with Que another in bathing
tue faces, tanning the brow doing whatever the ssx
could appropriately DO for the relief Of the sufferers
LIT the forward also and do their un share
Of this labor Of love-
We requested state that articles Of under cloth
isg new or secondhand, are much needed.
Preparation Rad Equipment Of the Enemy.
We wish our readers 70 note and bear in mind the
superior equipments Of the enemy. We wish them to
remember also the prices which pay for every
eessary Of life. Our troops have borne WOonds sick
nOss exposure and discomfort with noole oomposue.
Tneir object is high that Incidental trials endured
without complaint. Bat shall have a use for these
facts. Virginia must never be again dependent any
ffeign country for her arms and clothing. She must
make these things within herself By no tariff proleC-
lion or legislative uggery but by adopting as nds
peHsabe element OF public safety the production Of such
articles her people require in time Of war Whatever
lay be the means adopted the present generation, who
haYs fought and suffered VII never forget the Import
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
HEADQUARTERs V. d.
Winchester, Nay 26, 1862.

G.HsYal Orders No %
Within Taut weeks this army has made long and rapid
marches fought SIX combats aud two battles, signally
defeating the enemy in each cns captured several stands
Of coors aud pieces o! artillery, with numerous prison
ers and vast medical ordnance and army stores, and
finally driven the bOasfll host which was ravagng our
beautiful county, into utter rout The General Com
handing would warmly express 10 the officers aud men
ulter his command bis Joy 10 their achievements, and
biz thanks for their brilliant galantry in action, and their
patient obedience ind the hardhps Of forced marches
often more ran to the brave soldier than the dangers
Of battle The explanation Of the severe eIertons to
Which the Commanding General called the army, which
were endured By them with such cheerful cothience n
him is now given in the victory Of yesterday. He re-
ceves this proof Of their confidence in the past with
pride and gratitude and asks oHly similar conf ience
in the future But his chief duly 10 day, ard that OF
the army Is 70 recogniz, dovouty the hand OF protect.
ing Providence in the brilliant sucCesses OF the last three
dave which have given the results Of great victory
without great losses and to mako the oblaton OF our
thanks to God for His morcsl to and our country in
heartfelt acts Of religious worship For this purpose
the troops will remain IN camp 10 day, suspendng, as
far as practicable all military exercises, aud the chap
lans OF regiments will hold divine service in their sew
eral charges at 4 o'clock, P. N. to day.
By order Of Msj. Gen. JACKSON.
K L. DABNEY,
Assistant A6iutant General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

AM authorised by Major Gen Floyd TO Regimen o. IN.
fAnry to arr Of the ststs Iile under the
utnra tsse tbiy, passed. May is. ls6I.
Tas au aory permits to receive
SOS as within the Of the Act II congrs q
70 1scdpgOa Law vt penon the age So
is and eKemp.es By the Act OF Cor grtss
Uader authority solicit the tie cooperation OF officers
the Line have Tni sim TO eas companies for this
Ny AddrtsI Is kieanonl WA. sUNf0s .
isl- n Late Lieut. Co. lTtl Va W.
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To CORRESPONDENT.

- Lsass on r.uss b addressed 10 s"Ead'Or Of
ia Eatg."
Articles 0risa On boa sdsi eftAs paper UiR not % Pso
Cd Thls a rs q long aadHg Ough 20 % hHoroH 70 al
So tgig IN b departed rom, 06sarY AOe's Sso''d
iag SlgAt Hass are charged tor as advsrtissmSaia.
~ Va caAaOi sAdsriats rsra -s'scted Oo"YSIcoo-'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
REMOVAL.

rNHE Government hAvr Ware House for he s,
have removed TO The lily occupied BY slpp
Mle No llS street, where invite fiiead
call The bssnce Of gooGs H be s1Id Of o.c
and invite large purchI 10 ex4r Inc the stack.
Iune8 BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
RODES' BRIGADE.

Among the JricaGss distinguished for service and
81 ring in the engagement of Saturday, that OF Brig
Gen R5bt. E. Rodes is doubles. entitled TO the pre-
emnerce. This intrepid aud able young General led
in,o>th seton 100 men, of whom 900 were killed
or wounded ani g. IRE missing making les, of about
a per cent They became engaged about ~ o'clock,
and continued their work ill the action cosedsustsE-
pg the hit sngle-hard for time in their uIrt CT
the field and Afterwards in cooperation with the gallant
brigade Ct General G,rlandtill they were reinforced
By portion OF GelerAl IougstreeEs Division.
/. vas Rodes' Brigade that carried the redou6t
Of. the enemy, ard turned the guns (seyen piects)
upou their fugitive oVneIs-aud they we're the first
troops to enter the suemy's camp. The Brigade is
composed Of the b, b and l2.h Alabama regiments,
the ~ Mississippi, and Battalion OF heavy artillery
from Virginia GEN Roies, himself, received painful
wound in the arm, a Minnie ball passing through and
impinsng the Ibone. TWsntyfour officers we've killed
and fifty wounded AmoEg the former we're Colonel
Jones, Of the Il Alabama, Lieut.. Col Wilngham and
Ysjor Nesmith Of the h Alabama, and Cspts. Keeling
and Faks Of the same State and Capt Oey, from Bed.
ford county Va. Col HARRIS of the u h Mississippi
vas wounded BY glancirg shot! the head. The 9Th
Alablua had officers sod 81 killed, and % officers
and 2s5 men wounded. Gen. ROdes maintained his po
ton at the head of his Brigade in spite Of his wound
H.i, now A. the residence of friend in this city sn
hopes soon to be able to resume his command.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
PLoYD,s DIyIsION.

WANTED.-casiast Makers and Carpenter
w X. c. HOWE,
it2. 81 6oYerncI 5 u ct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

regiment that has passed through Baltimore since The
commencement Of the war were 20 cordially welcome,
as the Seventh along the route. The ladies' turned o.
waving their handkerchefs and waving the Stars and
Stripes from their windows, While at various corpers utre
con Rregated crowds OF neu who the regimen Nssed
gave them three hearty cheers.
On reaching the Washington depot, Colone Leferis
received orders TO remain with bis regiment I'll further
orders at Baltimore and, accordingly they we're marched
10 the Union Barracks where they will be quartered for
the night All in excellent spirits, ard nothing US
far hs. occurred Of serious nature The officers Of the
regiment are quartered at the Eutau House.
"DIsLoYALTr" IN MASSACHUSETTS,
The Herald publishes the reply Of Gov. Andrew, Of
Massachusetts, to the Secretary Of Wars inquiry, about
more troops from that State under the caption The
OILY D.loysl Response is from Massachusetts," The
reply l. dated Boston, 18Th ult-, and 10 as follows:
sIR-I have this moment received telegram In these
words viz:
The Secretary of Way desires to know how soon you
can raise and organize three four more infantry reg
ment and have them ready TO be forwarded here 10 be
armed and equipped. Please answer imediateiy, and
state the number you can raise
L. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
A call so sudden and uneI pec:ed fnds me without
materials for an intelligent reply. Our young men are
all p,soeeupied rih oihsr ritv'. Still II real call Icr
three regiments is made believe raise them In
forty DAYS. The arms and equipments would need TO
be furnished here. Our people have never marched
without them They go into camp while forming ilto
regiments and drilled and practced with arms AID
mu.ks as sodiers To attempt the other course would
danpen enthusiasm, and make feel that they
not soldiers, but mob
Again: II our people feel that they going into the
South to help fight rebels Who will kill aud destroy them
BY all means known to savages well civilized NEE;
will deceive them by fraudulent figs OF truce aud yuS
preeuces as they did the Massachusetts, boys at Wh
ans5ug; will use their negro slaves against them both
as aborers and as Sighting men, While they themselves
must never f;e at the enemys magazine, think they
will feel the draft is heavy their patriotism But
the President will sustsn General HnhteT and ecoenzs
all men, even black men, glly capable Of tina, 10y
atty the blacks wiling to manifest and let them nigh.
with God and human their side, the roads will
swarm, if need DO, with muisudes whom Ne" E9gi and
would pour out to obey your oil.
Always ready to do my utmost, remain, most fsiti.
fully, your obedient servant, john A. ASDREw.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

NR.gAVN g. vALEaTIsF, ia Ia, betn app,ilted BY lie
M road o. Directors temporary Agtn; Of scompsnY 10
until ah OF NJ. ni.u II. Powers
able . The duiis OF the Agency
jeS--lu ALPRGD HARkIs, President
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n6KNING ILUD-A ANAL Just received and Or sale %
ID v. RHfIHoa co., Druggists. spill
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
LAHD FOR SALE,

OVER for sale my farm, Ap ,oma tor River IA the
Of .hnee Etward six niles Rsgmvle, sad With
Ia and half niles OF the south Side Ra oai contains
100 acres but be made .er rur b.se
The improvements consist Cf story dselng Tcen j.,
Office, and every outbadog, In so d repair
between 50 and loo Of cheek and lsld
ey Of wood and timber aad g1oi portion Of tle
finely In
For furser nformsoa In regard 70 H. refer ny o.
John A. Dslby and Charles A Morton, ParmylIe.
ny address IL York; wn, Of Capt. John .horrtsn.
ap23-c2m JsD. EHfdHT
DURE TANNERS, OIL We nave o. h-ld a u
i ofPure raEnsIs' OIL, which odsr for sale
naql AY STOKES &cl.
IlHfaIaG "A Ind xseaix.A ..L.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

A GESERAL ORDER rSOT "SToSTwALL." The follow
log order hes bseo ssued by Gen. Jackson relating to the
recent gallant exploits Of he army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

Our men buried one hundred Of their dead Our loss
Is $40 10 killed, wounded and missing, Of which 6fy
three were killed.
The forces opposed to principally from North
Carolina and Georgia. The prisoners from the former
State express themselves very tired Of the war They
also say that their defeat viii have very demorAhzng
effect on the rebel army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

A prisoner captured this afternoon, says the reb |
force in to be strengthened; that their pur
pose is enter Maryland az two ponts-Harpers Ferry
aud Wiiamsport. He confirms all We have heard in
gard TO the rebel force here.
We all pass the Potomac safe-men, trains and all.
think of making march Of thirty i've miles.
n. p. Banks,
htjor General Commanding.
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~. <S.s lsS ANksaIESSSN
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~ sa=r.lg 'o- ,'- "a Tsis laEF1ss, on cio,h,, ns
~ l-s. Erla- ror.cgs ala Ess-5 N!zdos SAatts
I.r.- 1z-J b.. s' ayss, 'Js sal, - oH FscsB
utr .z-t-s s.ts Al Hse-s ,ste - 1sies thost
u,g sN1-r ss y11- 10 ,s Gig ,osny ~ Egpsror sors
usI- 'rsl
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oIOdMOND WING.
-. Nyn,x an RIehmOna--Pay the Car

An, o.,l, NShIg an RIehmOna--FaJ the Car
Tlers.
Tbs great demand for The DAILY "Es WITHIN the CIV
a. veil by regular Oy transient leaders, and the oi
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both classes oil resder''
BY carrying system adapted only 70 office suoserP
tiops have induced 70 resort 70 the only ieAsioe
mode Of managing large city circulation, to Wit 'nA'
Of prepayment 20 tAs 0Srisrs From this aA's, .Hs,
fore no subscriptions for the WHIs to be let within tne
CITY will be taken this office AEd al persons inHso'eu
for subscription to the present time, within the city are
requested 70 call At tia oGce and settle their accents
The Carriers will of course, continue to deliver the pa.
pr 10 the pressn. subscribers and receive pay tor the
same a. the rate Of fifteen cents per week The public
Mi nov understand that al restriction upon the sale OF
The WsIs by Carriers within the ciy is removed, and
that all Who want il may hay from the Carriers or have
il m for ,heu at Iher residences places OF business
S-n,suaIsr l6tb 1861.
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APRII., 1861.

DRY GOODS.
pERRoHASrs wishing MS city sts vev Of nahag PaTehAsss
W especially solctsd 70 oEAulne car nsoeA 81 DAi
6uUpr Ia ODER Tor GElss
sc bales Brow meetings AID hhlrungL
OunAbgrsa,
So cases Bisacss3 shestag. and sAlrunSG
81 bales Plaid and Striped OsaabUrga.
pler-s striped And Plaid DoasStca, for DsfVahnA
81 bales n ,kings,
81 Dealns add Striped shrtnEL
10 Fancy PrlGts.
Cctic1slo5,
10 Cc'~-el Cs-b-lcs,
- Ec1.aeEy JeAas And TSescs,
All Nr assortment Heavy Aai Frr Lnsna Tor ss, ueAI
Wtr Canarea Linens Lawns Fala Striped Ant Euibrod
srsd Bs-ssvs POpns C'aS Cs,seres Nesa-s kc Ac,
~ G uaoa sci .sry cheap The cash aad prompt ir1d
NLETr 4 BRENRY.
ha. IL Pear st=ssl,
.o1 lchmonl, Va
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nINE IAMES.

-
IRf.LTt nnI NlTtri Il n
GENERAL COM hiSSl0N ~ Z RCdihIS,
800. t- Of Manufactured md snotlng Tobacco,
20 a.
a'' '--Nafs' l'~ ''' 'A''
E@-F.1c- h1rtn Stanton Spectator and F~edrr
sA,ra-z N-vl -t ~ SEl seat 81 90 Nbis AZ
:.
Ksst 4 Z s. AsEt ID - 'hoflNt AnN - Foo
\ r.u proNtEE abe Condition OF Horses An
NN-A s,lls '-a an A}pya-s ~ AedeVas Vegi OF sss
an H-s, t.a12 slre' AT Oallols e. An4 Al OSeA--
I. % lasercslS ihls 'toTsc Ieals -lNs
-, 1r,e ED scat Of yAr Alt cNl De len on Alter
ar zs .-Pg'el, -,1lt a-' iats oAeA 70 as rs R2gr
l.- t hl bees al.t extensively siaee ~ ntroiaeoa,
ar# $50 ti al paris OF The stale or VIZ
g1 rr ~, l, yes sS a., Ia almost every qEAE'sE q
f. s.s ..t5 aa,.-5s. s.tsisesoa as FAR a, ,hs
ear as been sl- 8sgitA-. ob.Aaed % the
.-e.g7 h.. els Sat- El1 % JAS. p. DINLL, Drug
1-9I sr.a r-rrrH..r end NsUuttc ll-rr- SIS
=
80 st.Ns- rs. -A'.itarJ NaPs o! .vh
Ai- ''.' ..-.-' 80 $500 80 D., " - ~
a. -HIn -..-.N..r l-r- h-.-N u'~t aAn -'@s'-'s-
NHsr .r-F a-r. ''.N - NlA f'itIe st- NAps ca
Nt a 81. i' g a a. ~, s5as - - - 81
~ rae.". -A.--7 '..''l el q s'- utN-S Nlll''!
a. ' a.. .Aai .oIss. SaP 90 ilsaa {
-l.h A'.-. ss .f. r. .t'eN 'I5 'i'4-lA.l-.
l -. =. - ~ ~ p &C.
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ToHEADS OF DEPART

= ~ NEsr- AID AssIsrANTs- al would hes 70 invite The
at-l " ne Heats Departments " The VARIOUS branches OF
- synrnrut Olneierzte states, aoS IN Nehmond 10
~ iargs sli extensive Of Rocks, Papers station.
ei.e Envelopes, Hank Books, &e., which VII
t1-r 81 uua q f1r pc,ee. =, NJ.
fJA8z ait1asd : ny establish extensive Book bnee
- are prepared Bndng and Tie manufacture o.
Has Bsfa al every tcEerpuaa The beat manner, And a. NE
- -, A. MOERlS,
Publisher and Bookseller,
- n Nan street, Richmond, Va
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rNOR sALR.-12OO0 lbs prime Leaf Lard
100 boxes Tallov Candles
10 ties kse
20 hhds N. O. Sugar
90 bbls Syrup
" boxes Toilet Soap
90 cases sardnes
$50 bbls really nne Irish Potatoes
30 bbls Crushed Sugar
70 bbls Powdered do
800 gals Rye Whisky, yeau old
rs bbls pure Corn whisky
80 do Apple Brandy
10000 Segars, some very nne
300 boxes Lynchburg Manufactured Tobacco
50 cases NJ Mooret SMOKING do
500 kegs Old Dominion sails, at $500.
I.ls Johnson YoUNGERt oTEYs, Is Pear q
WOOL n ATS, ut No I Ballard House -Just 70
w oeived Wool HAu, Of various grades for sale on 20
commodating ternI ,on, .uoupuoS
de20 sohN iho"toS--.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

JPEoAL city and country people IN vAo' any
= Coods 10 I'd do uellby calling At No. ~ hAsu street
n wing We large ttoek Of Prints, lAEns JScone,ta
de plain figured Bareges, black and eolossI e Co..
and blsAched and brown Shifting and sheeunsi CAse
sreI and Kentucky striped and domestic iSI m1 S
seryAnts Ladies' Caters Morocco, Kid ana OA IT,.
$500 al Chlrrns shoe u every size and quality Liner
nd Con Goods Tor AID boys LAdes SIX and lle
aiSvsS at m eents Ms Al SIN 50 Linen BIOS ms
s.nt, IrlEA Linen IS STS aud 81 eents RArAsois la
Spd striped At 70 cents Swiss Cambria And yAeohs' ~ 49,.
pnk blue and white TGreiAn, II Astonishing iov price, Wy
S.-brtc worried Bands and Collars al cost Al tsy
above and great many, 100 numerous 70 mention, & ~,
-, S,thout charging they we're ooaEht oeoe
harl lines had COMMENCED Be careful NAV yos 0os " wv
rtsht place, No. 81 Main Street ,ogvpu sTp1u1y
nySl w.
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DECEMBER 1851. DECEMBER 1851.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
JoHs GRAY M Main street Eosaond Vs. Be. Y s ssr.
Indigo, 'tfe.iy grias sa.iy
Nader, good ombro
Alum
Gum oPIum
POwd opium
sulph. Sorphis
calomel
E:feaaa Ca
IdhesIvs P.,...
fsrtartc Acid. Sup. oars: Soda
s ss;a rsP Es:e Ae oSSss saa Cinnamon
sliad OIL, OIL Lenon pure
Povd Rhubsrb \. J.
French Mustard, Coco.
German Matches &c, &C.
nos variety o'f-'''' VI fanny JouS r CRAY DrusEtn
SUNDRIRs.-is09 lbs Cotton ODE, assorted
900 DO Hemp TEne do
loo do Pat. LINN Thread
20 dos a.. Preucb Oalf Skins
- DO n lsh sseep SANS sitr,
% do oo'd iini=g skins
IS sides Pat Enameled Leather nd color,
30 wom.ns snd c. idren do
500 doc Ale=Ander's spool Cotton
100 pks fins. assolted
Oo0pr. Trace Chains
ST. LOG, Fitn aud rongds Chains
100 NH rna y Cut sa,,
50 Circular SASS, Ass't ITO ain-
10 eases genuine CASTLE soap
So n, q aud Englsh PEI. caps
Il, ,,o,. and for sale BIZ RHoDEs WILSON HURT,
srecsS,on 70 Smith, Rhodes 90.
I.ll . eear street
I,rgATE or aa4N-A has long been knovn one Of the
REST Prativ I1 but In the utuA form Of Solution or
@ ssr y ssoLiD PORN one bottle equivalent ee
four Of hs GaS sSd M snd csa fre
solder Traveller should have bottle with him Al 81
'A ~ s1 ri. :. ry.ns : AAKxR's Drug Store,
ia '' isi hs.s - esEnsi above 2. o.