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the VALUABLE FARM. INii;>us.h,g
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4 VERY DpsIa.bLE finE ~: S,;c

HAVE H.. s,I- YerY Les..f-I iit''. ia,t. - 49,
acre.. iy'Ggla ,'-.SIehDuIs. .ri S-.:.. 20 ..r
Ned OAK ,irov", CRTrio:t' .gIaiy, -
Tn.. nr-cTr cSCrI ut, ..rt:!y $50 80
which fr. bees: newt cv;.J wifLE -. ps,is" yy.i
oca - !; Iced. -y h-alt!y ID: - rsr'!,z .!,'
every con r::nCr ..;t; .y4t b" ''"s.T'd rfgUs I.l
H., ia bar: .rr ~. r-i,:s o. veg rh'i i'g % =
variety E@on !. Asty he ~ 'I;; 81 " .... '-.,..
~ those Who .GC' II, 20 -su: e. g., =. :r So g.
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iT.It BIZ - a 'r:,-- 81 ;a- ,Ga.'. u =.
IL -'tTaLie -. tebTGafy ;G:I. 80, -. ~,
cI!s,iI p! ~ ih- oi CVaG:. ~ i' :.ti=. 10 80
& icbiL: g:.o:.oa Of. aIDAf The I"ra DAI 0E OF"
bEf lsr., ~. ur III 12.cs. Tau.t" i..:t 81 lass go
t"iL% 80 htits .5-ie OF ". rrn. u> Jo"s, $3.50
Mr. Sail.e Hint Tt!us. al -it.ti John ~. 1:'I
TIL, - HHGnit- IaTrn Li "Drhr d. LtsEoG ~ =;
EeTscE Ei-l..h, 20 Purchase !hn!.
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u: :t.=rli leafs
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ais iciisS wet u purue.'s 5hdgs. Thai r2Sd -:
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AZ: F-!ar- "ic!:g I" :sw BE s:ld sat So 20 ~ aPf
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o'd ;sc"a 7ee-.,y vii he reg Ire; 81 tie "! rl-e:'
Aid ue Title i.:ainei Until tie raoI!-y Is a.ii.
Eept2c- 81. JEEE..IAh i. a - YEs, 'o. :.
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ESsENCE OF COFFEE.

ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
ONE package equal 70 are pound, Of Cesee. 1Isute
~ quantity mixed With toasted ne gives L delicious
Coffee flavor.
For sale Wholesale kud retail at
MEADE BAKERS Drug Store,
LIS, Main Street.
Sept /. Corasr above Port Orre.
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ITO .css PHI w0ksuaM and PERNETTA TnR.
.aAa ,iiIapr \ ~ ELlZ BET n noSSna y.
sc d. SD TO rHgIG REP * HNrA1IyHs II 1HE{
Sg DEAD .isI.l, n-ilGad thSt there ID In my
h.i. T.. ye.trr ~ JNb rir, tae d, lnte o: fripss
HLxsyd coi.:y r.. . Of Dolsy due 70 aaoh Of Eoc
sn OF, T.. are the account Of NY Vi uIsratnu.
snl to pa, L7.s any balance tuso You. EarY spptcs-
&c. 4, rec !. ed JOSE n l HATS0H,
Fxnoo,or OF Jsc 81 Prtes, decd.
fe,ncs :::'v:ri eosi's, w, s~ot ~. lse:-e+v
n1ulToE-Tn. annual ruenrns Of the ttoskhuia.rs u
IN. Bank q; Richmond rill tsks place at their sans.
Lax House Oh FKIHAr ID October, 1852 a. O'Clock
Al J. 3 MacMURDu.
sept N0--lA Cashier.
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NOTICE.

notice.
Fe1EE mon!-ars of nv C,tnp,ay Cha whole company
having bean sS:hsox.o) vii! report INN jliaiIy o.
Ckatiostss Sil!e fof fe-Ji sLi:>lion
Il DULANY BALL,
seP @-ss. Capt. Fairfax Cavalry.
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INYE,P ..I.l sVAf.-. 90 pax OF ~Vhsc-.ss.oi
~ Ley ~.l raks Ii p,cn5, OF hard soap. For sle IL
Sep. 80 MEAD6 & BAKERS DEas slrts.
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rli.;i DLE ANN M 49,: iI3!3 iS LtLI'
EUnG UJUsTT. fUi-. ILs. t:snH GtRERaI;
POT, on i'hl s:IiI..'t. ~. -,>.i.:.> :.A!-Ko,.
FOR --Lk
AZ. ofFkEtun SALE u: !.rfs rEi >i..i u ~.
w Io'riri - aLo'r. L"H o-cupi|: D., II /. =. .
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lh= mt ""n,.iHs ,:'5. .ci... e: -'J-, .pssi g.
are- AZ" 'ier lad, TIE :tfn";iJe' IL ,,rr --t -,
t"rN gT"al.
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r'frsi ii ar,s iS-lla', I'D every lGiIe 49,.
To l.!Er -oi's:e lie i" el;Dy +u.isa-. ;f'
'h- ch'eic ft NJ wirh u- -"GEr;r !. 'uar sTr.! -'
"sii ny l-'u:'p"h'.i i,h i.tr! s 60 =:
) ri all .aHn! I-iGiiy laid OIL
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wiz ;;itT Gcs:r ~ T. tcEns- .uck ace
'aE h- had Ia short :!Cr :. 40 i. H. Ta:c -
I'D supply himself With ;iir. IL. -: .Iisj 81 :!
;.e"v i.. n21a.=' ysar
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iiacc, AID .i.s"!"er Information rs-J"i.
f"f ia 'aT: Fut.cu,fr -ik -
LJDJII ,TIEJi.
Sept i6-:l1 I.claio:t y
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uA YuS !.'h.i trs.i. y irut, LIN
Cat RICH CONTAINING 3D. ACES

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IN n-si.L I'd i"', - S.L.t,i :uf"a.'t -
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Called n .''h.-.Ty '-ia'..'. !: p Ycf.-, = - :
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t.fini ppssss'ipn Wv. IL u!1s . q: '-f--i 81: Il
ross- '-Ipn ri LIE -::i 81 ,"HT
me pn Ghf-'' q. GGi'pii-I w''n ~ e -. -
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ALABAMA PLANTATION Tns :

4 VALUABLE PLACE, ~ Te.i drsr.a,-
N secriru Of Macon c.unty Aiaaac.. ,,.,.'-''
six sandrad acres, one haif clsarrf AM :r,.' : :,
.imbered with Zine, 81, hi Lnry &C., ..e.- r"
Ing Immediately 90 tie = On gon,rry nj W.
read, - mics from h. city Of ;fpa,,ota,,y
road. The land Is prohsc, w.. AID =. - ~
valuable aud Suhndapt '"r TsiIrpAi ,T.i u,.l,.. -
and the improvements are 2"o'i, End ,uit 10, :
commentaries Oi az o"ets:tF had lF-..-.E
slaves.
TERM
s!H thousand oei!aF- cash. o. It, -. 'y.'-r. o.,
Other property. " 80,
4. B-f-rs.us wishing TO pG..'i....r
HONS "n. l.. fnuc"y. Win. T.. Chiffon .rr H..
members ~ ConSFr--, now &. hirhmyai , -.
Cotton TAiI-Jr .',anva c"urtj, t,t.rn
s-pI 2:-Jl = =
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Al.I.ING III E

IL coLiA u, A. 49, -. one aLLIi -! %:
lhr ta'a:.cr ia sp"'-, GIyntls VI "-' .ta-i o.
The improvements 'Oh- Il ~ svE...,,..
viii s.! tide u-iaI "uthgliin,. AID =. ~.
nGter.
r.r-0T- ici:!.Hs % pJrci.a.- 49, .r...,....
=. Jon'.-, '.!.c reside, up~o - .,r... :. ...'
.u:ci:. s.,og iEio.!ua.:-" mi .tr=7:. .t-... .
!.hts :: !,YLg...
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VALUABLE FARM iN ChrSTikF
~. On THE ROAD iE'DIr, rk,I;. ::
tn cHESrEi,frEIu COT-LT gn,t.,

T the request NJ rhr RrT Gsjsg- = w..
~ T.. sale uIr TG!Latir ft:m L : q;
tbs road i-uhint Ir"m M-u,h-rl-. - So,
iIor,-, wit In t.rrr H:nsfirf. .: i. E-,le =; q.
-ni pe.-r-buf. Railroad, .uI kIss.,,
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ia truth Il lac ,5Ofc 'niNiiH Il :'HSttH''
: admitted il, t'1s Iatiy lra;t:;'2 vi every
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gzg. g....g.1!laa,ragh.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,
The Rebels Becoming Desperate
What DeSerters SAY,


FoRTREss Monroe, June l9.-Everythinr
remains quiet here and at Norfolk and
Suffolk, and there is nothing new to re.
port. The weather is warm and unset.
tied. e n. :
Sen. Dix has returned from Suffolk,
having completed his labors in preparing
ana posting troops 80 as to cut OF com.
muntcatiou between the secessionists Of
Norfolk and the rebels above.
by the arrival of the White House boat,
We learn that skirmishingthas been going
on in'tront of the army. The rebels have
assumed a more menacing attitude, and
will probably try to bring on a general en-
gagemeut in front of their works, in order
TO draw our troops within the range OF
their batteries. F 8F-s .
Three deserters from the Third Georgia
Regulars, who came in yesterday, reiter.
ate the report that the rebels are becom-
ing more desperate and greatly dishearten.
edat their recent defeats.
Orders have been issued preventing per.
sons not connected with the army Of the
Potomac from visiting the front under any
circumstances.
Uader the proclamation of Governor
Pelrpolnt, Tomorrow is the last day for
civil officers to come forward and take the
oath.
As none of the city officers in Norfolk
have as yet taken the oath, 1t is thought
that some trouble will be experienced in
the matter.
The steam FIRE engine Hibernia has been
shipped on board the steamer Thomas
Swami and will leave for Baltimore to.
morrow.
The pretended Unionfsts at Norfolk have
been acting ina manner of late to prejudice
many against the cause. Instead Of re-.
manning quiet and peaceable, they have
got into brawls and fights. Such men are
set down as Office seekers of the place.
Gen. Viele has determined to punish the
offenders.
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BS=MoRG PRlsoNERs. Yesterday morn
ing the receipts at the Atheneum we're as
follows: Abraham Dean, rebel from
Wood county, recently captured by Capt.
Shockey, of the 9Th Virginia Infantry /;
VIM. W. Pritt, of Webster; Thos. COT, of
Gilmer: James B. Lake, of Braxton; Call
vim Heake, of Braxtoni Elijah Heake, of
Gilmer; ak. B. GofR, OF Richie, and Adam
Warner, of Braxton. The above were sent
by Col. Harris, from Buckhanpon, in charge
of Lieut. Miller.
In addition to the above, John RUSSELL
of this city, was committed. He yelled
for JeE. Davis. Capt. over sent squad
after him. Russell tried to get away, but
failed.
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atddso61l, off.the Tribune, have been appointed

I - = ~ = ! + = - j.
atdson, the Tribune, have been appointed
TO supervise all editorials which appear in
Ethat paper.
threats having been made to tear down
| Union nags flying from the houses of oiti-
| 5ens, the Provost MARSHALL has issued or
ders tnstructinE the guards TO shoot down
any one attempting to haul down flags or
moleshng resident citizens who have ex
pressed loyalty to the Federal G government.
Au order was also issued to imprison All
citizens carrying concealed weapons.
Guerrlllas are providing about the coun-
try Five were arrested last night by the
piekets in the suburbs of the city.
Owing to the scarcity of change, the
Board of Aldermen voted to issue SiOO 900
In fractional notes, asipublic exigencies re-
quire.
Guerrilla bands are burning the cotton
In the counties of Northern Mississippi,
which has not already been destroyed by
the owners.
The boats going North are loaded to
their utmost capacity with freight and
The oath of allegiance was administered
to over 500 persons yesterday, half of them
The AUatanehe says the rebel authorities
have ordered the rolling stock of the 40.
bile q Ohio Road, from Pnnder to Meri-
dian
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p0-RopnlEo sow.-some unknown
thief a few evenings since crawled into the
stable attached to the hotel of John n. Ball,
Market Square, aud stole whole litter of
little pigs that were nesting about moth
erly sow, and lingering in blissful repose.
The pigs were removed SO gently that not
a squeal was heard, and in the morning the
SOW was as much surprised as anybody.
We understand that the practice of steal
ing little pigs is much in vogue at present.
They grow very rapidly when well fed aud
ifthe parties stealing them can manage to
keep them concealed for couple or three
weeks it is hard foS tho owner to identify
them.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 90.
Mr. Grimes, of Iowa, moved 10 have re-
turned to the Senate from the Honse. a hill
for the reorganization of the Navy Depart
meut. His object was to have reconsider
ed the vote by which the Senate had agree 4
to the House amendments to the said bill.
Adopted.
Messrs. King and Fessenden presented
petitions for bankrupt law.
Mr. Morrill,, of Me-, presented petition
for the repeal of the fugitive slave law.
Mr.. Doolittle, of Wis, introduced bill
granting the proceeds of the sales of GER
tain lands to the Pacific Railroad COM
pany. Referred to the Committee on that
subject.
On motion of Mr.. Morrill, q resolution
was adoped inquiring into the expediency
OF the appointment of ConsuIs at the ports
OF the Black Sea recently opened by the
Russian Government.
The bill to incorporate the Guardian So
ctety of Washington was passed.
Mr.. Hale, of New Hampshire called up
tue bill to repeal the act passed June I'd,
to prevent and punish frauds on the Gov
eminent. The bill provides for a Return
Office for the deposit of copy of all con-
tracts made by government officers.
Mr.. Hale, of N. H., CHILLED up the bill to
repeal the act passed June Cd to prevent
and punish frauds on the government.
The bill provides for the return to the
Office of the Department Of copy of all
contrasts made by government officers.
| Pending vote on the bill. il was post
pOned tilllo-morrow, aud the bill taken nm
10 define the pay and emolnments Of officers
4 of the army, on which Committee OF
Conference was ordered
The Pacific Railroad Bill was then taken
up.
Mr.. Trumbull moved to strike out the
section providing for four branch lines al
The Eastern terminus, which was rejected
Yeas rs, nays %.
The bill was then read the third time aud
passed yeas 80, nays 5.
Mr. Fessenden was present but did NOT
vote. Mr.. Powell, OF KY, paired off with
Slr. SimMons,o OF B. l. Mr. Ten EyCk was
excused from voting on the ground that he
did not like the bin as amended.
A motion was then made to take up the
4 contiscation bill
Adeb6te then eusued as 70 which bill
a should be considered, that Of the Senate
4 or the one which.passed the House.
Mr.. Sherman Of Ohio, said that in order
ItogiHe Senators anopportunity to make uL
their minds which they would consider, ht
would move TO Adiourn till Tomorrow
when a vote could be taben the first thing
The Senate adjourned.
4 HOUSE.
i The House prQceeded TO the considera
ton of private bills.
Mr.. Stevens Of Pennsylvania, from thu
COMMITTEES, on Ways aud Meaus, reporteS
Ia bill increasing temporarily the duties OF
imports aud for other purposes. Referred
to the COMMITTEES of the Whole ON the Stat
of the Union, and made the special orile
for Wednesday next.
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bB=EcoNoMr Is WEALTH. Save your
money by buying the Saponifier, or Con
centrated Lye, for making hard or soft Soap,
one pound will make nine pounds of.good
hard Soap, or nine gallons of beautiful white
soft Soap, also Babbit's Concentrated Pot
ash, Babbitt's Celebrated Soap Powder, or
washing without labor. Warranted to
take the stains out of Table Linen and
Napkins. For sale by Reed / Kraft.
PuRtYY YOUR BLOOD by using Ayers sar-
saparilal, Lindgey's Blood searcher, Ro-
backs Blood Purifier, DR.. John Bulls I'm
proved Sarsaparilla, Seovill's Blood and
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Alternative or Brent
fingers Fluid Extract of sarsapariIle and
DnndelliOa. For sale by Reed 4 Kraft.
B9rhave's Holland Bitters, Arnold's Gel
ebrated Stomach Bitters, IIootland's Ger.
man Bitters, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Sanford's Liver Invigorator, Kennedy's
Medical Discovery. For sale by Reed and
Kraft.
SirJames Clark s Female Periodical Pills.
Eofs Pills, Todd's Pills, Ayers Pills,
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills, MCLanc's
and Jayne's Pills, Klitt's Worm Plums,
Frey's Nermifnge, White Wash Brushes,
Scrub Brushes, Paint1nd Varnish Brushes,
Hair, Cloth, Nail and Tooth Brushes in
great variety. For sale by
REED & KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
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CHEMICAL WRITING FLI1rn

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p8 GEN. BEck1Ry.-Gen. Beokley, of
Raleigh county, who was arrested some
months ago, and sent from the Atheucum
in this city to Camp Chase, arrived in the
city yesterday. Ho was released by order
of the Secretary of War.
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p8-PaoToaRArH AlBuMs, holding from
IL to 40 portraits, elegantly bound, price
from 70 cents 10 $500, can be had of w.
P. MCKRLvRY, corner of Market and Quin-
ey Streets.
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WASHINGTON. June 2O.2To-day dele.
cation of progressive friends from PENN
sylvnnia and Delaware, called upon the
President and presented memorial nu-
merously signed, for the universal emanUi-
patton Of the slaves. The President re-
piled to the accompanying address in, as a
gentleman who was present remarked,
guarded language. The visitors remained
some time in pleasant intercourse.
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Adiomrned NIeetlnr.

A meeting of members of the COMMITTEES on FL
lance for the purpOse of raising for carrying
out proper celebration Of tho coming anniversary
OF our NantOna Independence, held at the Court
House on Friday evening, June Goth, 1862.
And, on motion, Geo. X. Wheat, Esq . was appoint
ed Chairman, San'l r Hildreth, Esq, Treasurer, and
Geo. W. Robinson, Secretary.
There not being full attendance Of the members
from the different Wards and Districts tho meeting
adjourned until Tuesday evening, June 9th, 1862,
at o'clock. Prompt attendance on the part Of the
members Is earnestly reques' ed.
GEO. w. ROBINSON, sec'y.
Wheeling, June go, 1862.
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WINCHESTER, Va, June 1oth.-A num-
Der of sick and wounded from Con. Shields
command arrived here to-day. 1t is stated
tnat they are to be sent forward to Freder-
ick Harrisburg.
Nothing Interesting has been announced
from Gen. FFemont's Department.
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b9-QuiOK TRIP.-The Wheeling and
ParkeFsburg packet, Express, arrived last
evening ut little after Z o'clock, having
LEFT Parkersburg at iu the morning. This
is the quickest time, considering the land
lngs and usual business of the trip, that
has been made by a packet for long time.
Tue Expressis oll that her name would in
dictate and is well OGcered aud well CON
Quoted craft besides.
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The House preceeded 10 the eonsidera
: FROM Memphis. 5

MEWPuIs, june ls.-sG Cen. Lew. Wallace
has assnnlea command of the city, His
first ofieiat act was taking POSSESSION of
the argus olaee, which has iheen ontsnnken
In yInpath for the rebellion. n. ". Knox,
Of the New York HsFdld, and n. D. Rich.
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RS-ProE l.os "f Ietlilnv Gll,ss will prs,cI, 10.
morrow Sunday at lOlS o'clock 4. NJ AMI also in
inS house, Market street, Centre WhSsifoS TSs
public are respectfully invited.
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p9- There were twelve feet of water in
the channel of the Ohio yesterday, and the
river was rising.
The Ben Franklin arrived last evening.
She leaves Tonight. Captains Morrison
and Jack are on board, as well as Clerk
Piersel.
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BALTINoRE, June 2O.-Fifty-ei eight wound
ed and lTs sick arrived here this morning
from the general hospital at Newport News.
They are mostly Pennsylvanians and New