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IM poYtant to Business Men.

In anticipation Of the spring business, our
merchants and manufacturers are just nov
sending out large quantities Of circulars to
their customers and correspondents in the
interior. Many OF these circulars get no farther
than the post-oa6ce, because they do not con-
form to the Law. For the convenience Of the
parties interested, We copy the following Sec
ton from the post-office regulations, and adj
rise that it be fled away for reference.
ssUnsea1ed circulars, advertisements, bus
iness cards, transient newspapers, and every
other article of transient printed matter, (eK
cept books and packages ofsnall publications. J
not weighing over three ounces, sent in the
mail to any part Of the United States, nre
chargeable with one cent postage each, to be
prepaid by postage stamps. Wien more than
one circular is printed on q Sheet Or a circular
and letter, each naztst BE- caargedoith single rate
4 business card a7asealed envelope Of CIR
cular subjects The entire packet to letter postage"
Attention to these requirements In the get
ting up Of circulars will save both annoyance
ard expense.
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tic1es {hAve been eent fsfwaM in charge Of
Qua1tetmaster' Hanal1ton, who left here this
morning 0joau his regiment.
:: -: The Coxx1rrm+
:. Chicago, March 10. 1872.
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'Nsse FROM Can. wallace.
HKx1uuXaEzae THrD Dty1RDN,
Fl. HxMsY. March 8, 1Hfa-

Neee from Can. wallace.
,HxA1so4aEzals Tam Dsn,nga,sos,{
Edttots chtasp: :Trbsne II o.: ::'::.-, ):
IN speaking Of the Iepalse Of the enemy at
Fort Done1ssn, when; sbopt II O'Clock setz1r-
6ax forenoon, after the retirement Of Gen.
MeGe1nand's command from the fizhttof onr
line Of attack, the assaulted nay position In
the centre, the papers Of yonr city seem to
unite in saytng th1t It WIS TaJlor's Battery
were two sections Of s.Hnith's'' Co. a, com
manded by Lieut.. Wood, placed By myself in
Foeition across the road up which the rebels
came. Ffrmer conduct or more skillful gun
merry Was not shown that day th1u vas shown
in that trying: moHent BY: Woods gallant
Chicago beys, IN justice to xhom r . write this
Very respectfully, LEWIS WALLACE,
Gen'1 Thiri Division.
Chicago Light Gaara. Attentfon:
Tou are hereby notified to be 1t your A.mory
Qight Guard Halp corner Of Randolph and State
streets, this fTuesday) e7euiog at ~ o'clock,
ehArp.
'';'.. Per order Of the Captain,
G. 8. BIaHoP, c. S.
"THs Is ut Docron."-We occasionally come
ac1ots \ chance and nnsoNcited notice Of ensne
well establiehed medical remedy which conveys
more than the most elzhorate notice. a case ia
point occurs In the following extract from y. P.
Niltis'e description of visit to Washington IT.
wing, 1t Sunny Side. "The hnnored invalid COM
planning little Of hoarseuess In his votee, nen-
toned to him an alleviate had lately chaaced
upon myself for similar tronble-asking acci.
deata11y for come help to my hoarsenees in An
apothecay's chop, and getting lozeuge with a
most mY6terious name which had since found
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SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SRRv1cEs.-A series Of
special religious services is to be inaugurated
at the First Methodist Church, corner Of
Washington and Clark streets, during this
week, commencing last night. Preaching
each evening by The Pastor, Rev. o. f. Titfa-
ny, D. D.
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F16Nf and 11f81h III S10F6.
The following table shows the amount Of -four
and grain in store in this city Mnrch g. 1862, CON-
pared with that Of last year to same date:
1862. 1851
Flour. brls T2.1s3 5n,745
Ru..4
Corn, bu ,a95, AIT 1,3S3415
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~ Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn It,, and get
your clothes cleaned 8nd repaired. nDv19
, 1862-03-11

fFrom the Albany Statesman. fthI
Eoas-The demand for fresh killed state hogs is
coed, and quotations arc firm: state stale arc
hearY. The receipts are fair. The Gales since our
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caa oe me&e WMo responsive parties Tor TIE
cosnpe3on u tae WofE ats . price within the
fenge oa 0of ssttmased coet. -,~.
a. s dUoe ttose ou1zn6 Ho1 Pass - 9spoct
.nIscea fro,. -. 1"ts ~ - ssS,,a ~ .ia,,nas
fron, tha r;rar ~ ~ rT-r-sa. ~ .,sftfn- fhe
iiehf to this matter to h had foom I Chemical
nplfvs;s. sFhs*e re,inna enerI1EsnS' Vere
T9ecsa r. +h4 h.i,ds of 49, nPefRt1 R1sHeV .
r.ner and wera nna1v7ed Nv fheio. the. ~
a.5ss, IL, eru w. aAAts ~ ~ as AIGs . 1Ho n
eule " I4t1 eAuul4Nauon 4u1nlsA L. anAu.iAA-
ton OF interest," anu Falpe ~ 70 1ae QQalAe4:
OF the Water In different localities, and in DIFF
lerent conditions Of the lake.
Placed on file,
The nn,fniffee m Finance ranortca thai
the claim ~ Walter E;mhei .1aInst fhe, oitv
eue 9taS " ,,a ~ h,tnou ssa!ase tae wy
~ 4eS1s oe P"1o IL t"cn's3 3et Douus. rNoA-
Cured u.
Tie Committee On Finance reported recon-
men5iuC that the personal tay OF B. F. Carver
4 co. he reduce one half I.aid over and or-
dered na.hlished - 49, -" >..'e1 >.
~. r....,,..so
A., ane t Sonat.ee ~ W Isaoaass 41 N relaa4o ~
LUG s1uppags VI Ga'e ~ sne a stases GIos5.nSs' .'
tsp July. * =. aa,sas '" ~ P.9Eossa fe7s1lec WI
cnrre3 n-r ~ u, ~AE'%4o'1 ~ e4'e - o'A'A"Ss'
THE earna Co,nrn,staa rano,+ed concorn;np
the building Of = horse railroad on Despls;nes
street and MiiwanEee Avenue. adyisinp that
the time for building be not extended. Con-
CURED In,
IRE suhiect Of the CITY Hospftal letting was
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AUE 04aHIu AQulIUAllT EN[EHQ1IE Inc4f
Investigations, and particularly for the pur-
pose Of asce1tainfng how far up and down the
lake the effect Of the discharge from the liver
csn bt traced. Besides the projects already
referred to, it is proper to say that consider1-
tion has been given TO one OF two other plans,
which at present are not sufficiently u1atured
for the Boazd 70 express an opinion as to their
merits. One Of these Is the making of sort
Of 6ltering reservoir on the lake shore, naile
OF two north Of the city limits, from whence
the water will be conducted to the present
pumping works, to be e1evated as is now done.
to 200 feet Of the lake shore, or SO near
that the water will filter through the interye-
| ming bank OF sand and g1ayelso rapidly, that to
hold several days' supply, the reservoir re-
| qulred will not be excessively large Nnpro-
| posed to conduct the water thence to the
present works in brick acqueduct, the water
10 be pumped from the reservoir to the aque-
Guct By small steam engine. Such f1ltefing
reservoirs are In use In several places one be.
ing In Hamilton, Canada West-althoueh 1t il
not known that there are any furnishing so
large quantity Of water as is needed for the
supply Of this city. Observations made as to
the quality Of the water At the suggested 10,
cation OF the reservoir, fai1ed to discover there
any trace Of the effects Of the discharge from
| the river.
Should the Council recommend the total dis
continuance of the establishments referred tt
in accordance with the ordinances heretoforf
passed, the eyl would in o great naeasare be
removed, and the proposed large expenditure
delayed until 4 sonndcr opinion could b
| formed as to the best plan for securing con
staDt supply Of the pure water that We hava
| within our reach, or It might then be found Il
be unnecessary.
But, on the contrary, if the Common Conn
I'll dete5mine that the removal Of TIE oaenalx
establishments already referred to Is fneKpedi
| CDt or fmpfactfcah1e zn0 the enunlDYrnenk q
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Brxm CornTR1 PARsos.-" Leisure Hours
in town" by the author Of "Recreations of .
Country Parson,'' &c, is Just published mi
form With the other books BY the same author
For sale By John r. Walsh, corner Madison
street ana Custom House P1ace
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GONE TO ALABAML-Taylor's Battery, It is
reported, left Fort Donelson on Thursday last
for the interior Of secessia, where the Chi
cago committee after it to present it's mem-
lcrs with stand Of colors, will be compelled
to follow or return without performing their
erlaad-
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TD Dr. 5ewett, the well known and sue
ccssfun apostle Of temperance, Is to speak on
his favorlte topic at the First Congregational
Church, corncr Of Green and Washington
x+raefn this evening. T.,
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FoR CoLENBCs.-Iieuten2nt Coe Of the
Fifty-hrst Regiment Illinois volunteers leaves
this morning ut nine O'Clock, BY the Illinois
Central Road, for Columbus, Ky. Persons
having packages to send to their friends in this
command can meet him at tho depot.
, 1862-03-11

REy1EwEp.-CoL T. 6. Mather, late Adjn-
tant General Of the State and now Colonel Of
the Second Illinois Artillery, yesterday re-
viewed Capt Bottoms artillery company at
Camp Douglas, and expressed himself as high
ly grati6ed with their discipline and soldiefly
apDeQtance-
, 1862-03-11

Mas M1ssNG.-Thc friends Of ar. E. Sar-
age, Late Of this city, but formerly Of Lyons,
Iowa, are getting quite uneas3 at his prolong-
cd absence from home. He left here about
four weeks since, having some money in his
poseession, and fears Of his having been foul
II dealt with OF having met with some acll-
dent, are entertained.
, 1862-03-11

Held TO BAh-John Dalton concerning
whose exploits brief mention was made On
Monday, was examined yesterday at the Ar
mory By Justice Akin. andl held to bail in the
sum Of s5o0efor his appearance before the Re-
corder's Court at its next session. Commit
ted In default Of bail.
, 1862-03-11

RoBBKE1 n TIE Posi- OFR1cE--From the
lack Of sufficient lien to attend to the accu-
mulated business, the Superintendent OF Po-
lice has been compelled to withdraw thepoliec-
man lately stationed in the lobby Of the post
Office. He had lot been three hours from his
post before man, whose name WIS not1earaed,
Was robbed in the said lobby Of his pocket
book, continuing bank check for 80. and e
IN money, This shows conc1usiye1y that the
piclpockets keep keen eye upon police
movements.
, 1862-03-11

To MUca LES1.-A woman not far from
SERENITY years Of age, who had been keeping
Lent rcry vigorously, not having taken snf5-
cicnt food to support her usual strength, fell
upon the sidewalk on West Harrison street
on Sunday from sheer exhaustion. She was
taker to her home on West Lake street in q
carriage, where By the use Of cordia1s she Was
quickly recovered
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19
Mr.. yAxcE offered an additional section

Mr.. VANCE offered an additional section
providing that any person attempting to
pass the scrip outside of the counties of
Upshur aud Preston should be fined ten
times the amount SO offered.
Mr.. FARNsWoRTH denounced the propos-
ed:amendment as an attempt to ridicule and
kill the measure.
The amendment was rejected, and the
bill was ordered to its engrossment.
Mr.. RuPRNER moved thar the Governor
be requested to Communicate to the House
any report he may have received from the
directors of the Lunatic Asylum at Weston,
aud it was agreed TO.
Mr.. SIXTH from the Committee on
Courts of Justice reported the following;
A bill authorizing the courts of the COM
mouWealth to suspend the act prescribing
oaths in certain cases, and providing for
the registration of the same.
bill to amend the charter OF Alexan-
driA. Read first time by their titles.
Mr.. AiSRR called up his resolution order
log the speaker to issue writs of election
for the uurepresented counties.
Mr.. MINER rose to privileged question
and called attention TO and replied to the
article in the Lnteligsncsr Of the 18th, UNI
der the caption of "a nice little scheme"
He denied that there was any concerted se-
ton in the direction charged by the article,
aud called upon Mr. Smith TO say if any
conversation had passed between them on
the subject prior to the offering of the res
olution by him, (Mr. Ainer.) Mr.. Smith
replied that there had not.
Mr.. MINER offered substitute for his
resolution, ordering the speaker to issue
Writs of election for counties in the pos
session of the United States troops, now
lunrepresented.
Mr.. KRAXBR said he did not see how cleo
tions could be held unless the counties
were organized.
After considerable discussion, Mr.. Bore
man moved to refer the subject to theCom-
mittee on Privileges and Elections.
Mr.. PATRICK called the previous ques-
tion on the motion, aud the vote being ia
ken on referring it was not agreed to.
Mr.. PArRIcK then called the previous
question ON the adoption of the substitute
in lieu Of the original resolution, and the
vote was taken and resulted, Yeas 90
Nays 6.
| The question then required on the adop-
ton of the substitute as the sense Of the
House, when q motion to adjourn prevail
ed.
lCoRREcrIoNs.-Inste of saying in our
report yesterday that Mr.. West "offered a
petition Of Aaron Morgan asking to be re.
lieved as security Of Constable in Wet
gel county" we should have said ''the petit.
ton of Elisha Morgan, one of the so called
sureties of Aaron Cochran, Constable Of
Wetzel county" &c.
WeIalso omitted to note yesterday that
Mr.. Kramer presented two petitions signed
by LA citizens ofMouongAlia county, pray
an extension of the Stay Law
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19
residence Hurrioans Greek,

Franco. N Fuller. residence Hurricane Greek,
Louis Porter residence Beech Fork. cabslI CO. Va.
Ralph P0tsTmap, residence unknown.
Louis Piyburn. Camp Greek, CabSlI county, We
james Prieo, residence Beech Fork, Wayne co, Va.
Thsoioea Ray, residence Twelve Pole, Wayne Co Va
Henry Stevenson, Fo-idonee, NsWeomPG Greek
Wayne county, Va.
COMPANY K.
Steward Prieud, residence Mil Jackson CO. Va
John Buekbse, absent since Oct s. 62, residence
Geo " csDtSi. absent since Oct Q, "a, rosidsnee
ThO@SS csnisr. sssou. since Oct Is, residence IN
known.
son county, Va.
Big Blngamon Creek, Marion county, Va
James II Nay, IT,, absent Stneo Octls Oh residence
near WOrthIngton, Marion county, Va.
Philip RAber, residence Piles Fork Of Buffalo, Ma
riOn eounty.VR-
Christopher Raber, sbSsnt since Sept 80. a. resi-
denee Marion county, Va. ~
Marion county, Va.
near WOrthinEton, &aTton e0untytSs. eeelS'Zt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19
Letter from che Hon. VIM. G. Rrown.
wmHIneFoa, D. Q Dec. II, 1892

wuHrHGFoN, D. G, Dec. II, 1862.
Editors Lntsliigenetr:
was glad 70 see 10 your Mondays paper
the article in relation TO the justice and i'm
portAnce of providing that our officers and
soldiers should be allowed to vote in the
approaching elections.
Youare right-I thiuk-in saying that
the Legislature cannot make the provision,
but the Convention can, and hope will in
the schedule appended TO the Constitution
explicitly define who shall have the right
to vote upon the ratification of that instru-
ment, and how the election shall be con-
Quoted. II is equally important that like
provision be made in relation to the cleo
ton of all officers under the new organiza-
ton both State aud federal. But it is not
best to count our chickens before they are
hutehed. 1t is said by the enemies Of the
administration that the President will veto
the new State bill this cannot believe, it
is not possible that Mr.. Lincoln would be
willing to sacrifice more than three hun
dred thousand people as loyal as any be-
longing to his Government.
The true friends of restoration of the
lUniou are not discouraged by the checks
and delays attending the movements of our
army. The madmen of all parties and OF
all sections must exhaust themselves aud
fall into bad odor among the great conser-
vatiye masses, before we can have restora-
tion Of the Union. 1t is about time that
the great "Horthern hive" should learn
something ofthe chivalry of the South, and
that the South should understand the high
and indomitable bravery of the North, and
that loyal men everywhere should LAY
aside their sectional preiudices aud in thu
spirit of fraternal love make one last ant
determined effort to reinstAte in all it,
simplicity aud grandeur our ancient gov,
ernment. Yours Truly,
". G. BRowN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19

err rebel newspaper, of men who cannot
be accused of falsifyiug for effect The
market prices reported st the South con-
arm the Impression derived from the above
statements, that families with moderate
means must be terribly pfnehed, and that
the wealthy must be deprived of the luxu-
ries aud of not a few Of the comforts of
life. If now the masters are deprived of
the services of their negroes to any con-
siderable extent. if while the able bodied
white men are in the army the black labor
ers decline TO work for nothing, it is very
easy to see that the sufferings of the south
must become very serious, Though fight
ing and not starvation is the means by
which the rebels are to be conquered, jet
the destitution which has been caused by
the rebellion mus have its effect in making
the poorer classes in the South wish fer s
return of peace, and in causing discomfort
with their rulers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19

Advices were received from Washington
yesterday which warrant US in saying that
there is no probability that the President
will veto the bill admitting West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19

God Ruard our nag, and keep each star
Each stripe a. bright e. now they wave,
atfII make Il load our FAnksi In war,
Stlll hoAt above each patriotic grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TotrAil t. through the dust OF shame.
Au honest hearts Its lot VIII share
Aud follow II to Death or PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19
o,1ion OF THl As,,..oa o Fsasr ptss. q Va.

NOTICE Is hersby given to all psrSOns rsuidine In
In the Third and HOurth Assessments DiEtriefs Of
the FIRST Collection District Virginia that the IItt
epumerations and Valuations made and take BY d.
drew + Kos, AallltAnt Assellor In the Third Dis
triets and thA lists, valuations and snumeratiopa
made and taken by Robert Pratt, Assistant Assessor
Ia the Fourth DGfriet viii b open for inspection Al
teen days from this date will attend a he once
Of the said Robert Pratt on the 2sd and 9th md ~
the olLise OF the aid AndrSWR. Ross on the 20th
and nth days Of this month"; for the purpose oEhear
ing any appeals that may Be made from the lists
enuneFatlonH aud Valuations Of the said Robert
Pratt or from the lists enumeTAtlonl and
Of the said Andrew '. Rosa An appeal must b n
writing, and must specify the particular cause mat.
ter OF thing respecting which decision e required
ana must STATE the ground or principle Of inequality
JOHN PARKINsoN,
dselotin 18th AsssssOr LIST Col. dat ofVa. 9
PALaoR1L sKTRfs hea . % S jaIt FSoSITSd
10 a. COOPER lEN6ENEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19
The Killed aud wounded In the 7th
Va-Letter from Lit. Col. LoekVVo od,
Commanding the HeBt.
BURSsIDB's AMY,
OPPOSITE FREDERICKSBURG,
Dee 18th 1890 y

Editors Intslhgcneer: aeH
Enclosed please find list of the killed,
wounded, aud missing in our regiment, so
far as they have been ascerlained. Col.
Suider fell wounded in the head in the early
part of the engagement, have not time
at present to give you the full particulars
of the battle, but will send you deserip-
tion at my earliest leisure. For the pres
ent can only say that the officers aud men
under my command acquitted themselves
like men Wheu!the unwritten pages of his
tory are filed in the future tale will be
told about this bloody battle such as was
never told before.
hope many ofthose put down as miss
ing will yet be forthcoming. You will
please request our West Virginia papers to
copy this list of killed and wounded from
your paper, as a relief to their friends.
In haste yours,
]. H. LOCKWOOD,
1t. Col. Comd'g 9TH Va. Reg't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19
Il. Col. Comd'g Tth Va. Reg

~" SSAs OSaAA sNA - AsS -
list of men killed, tOouaded and missing, u
the 7b Regiment Virginia Holunteer In
.fdHtry. sE
Col Joseph Snider, wounded. HHGJ
COMPANY A.
Sergeant James E. Murdoch, wounded.
Private Henry Wilhelm,
George H. Eyerly,
John H. Casteel. missing.
COMPANY b.
lst Lieut.. James Pri.chett. wounded.
Corporal Jesse L. Barnett,
William Stewart, missing.
Private Abraham Lowry, killed.
David S. Sisson, missing.
/" James Roberts "
COMPANY c.
Sergeant Theodore Stewart, wounded.
Corporal Nathan Ireland,
Private P. s. Edwards,
Henry F. Rush, missing.
R. R. Myer,
COMPANY D.
Sergeant Samuel Fisher, wounded.
T" AlouZo NJ. Conoway, ~ ~ h'.s
Corporal John A Barrackman, missing,
Private David A. Durbin, wounded.
COMPANY Z.
Private John Blaney; killed.
&c Minter E Robinson, wounded.
Joseph E. Stafford,
Jacob Eckhart, missing.
John Comfy,
Nelson Shaffer, /"
{" David West. &C."
Alph. S. Mcvicker," ss..
COMPANY p.
Corporal James A. Rice. wounded.
Private Isaac a. Moore, ("
Robert Wears,
Abuer Six, missing.
" Doctor Gould"
COMPANY @.
Corporal George Distlsr, wounded.
Elijah Gilman, missing,
Emanuel Myers,
Private Martin vanest, wounded.
Simon Breach, missing.
Lewis Johnston, ft
Isaiah Mellott,
Gottlieb castuer, "
COMPANY
Sergeant Gustayus ]. Bowers. wounded.
Private Hezekiah Batten, az"
Z" William Wilkison,
MllIlam bee, missing,
William Simpkins,
coMPASYI
Captain James Watson, wounded.
2nd 1t. Abraham DERRICK,
Corporal John Buekbee, killed.
Private Thomas Miller, :"
c. q. Burgess, wounded.
John Harper, 3,
Isaac Summerfeld, {"
7. Cherryholmes, {"
'' Geo. s. Vanmetre, Z" sAl
Augustus Dettsnburu, missing.
2 COMPANY Z. 81 Z
Sergeant John Christer, wounded.
Corporal George L. Christer, missing.
Private Thomas Gofheld, wounded.
John Watson, missing.
Jacob Mercer, f"
Leader E. Villers,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19

- e@NNe@@0N
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AND SHILLING
IN AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
French AoEinoa figured aud PlAIu. % all eolOrS and
sazony and British Drs.. Goods In great variety
A large assortment Of Prirtsd De LANES in Ana.
line ooi0FS zrCtEHT fFsrF
Thibet MsEino., Psrlian Cloths, AIpaeeas.
go pieces Of the best ealieos At 70 cts per yard
% Pisses ofths best ealieos At IS cts per yard.
20 pieces Bleaehed and Brown SheettnsI and
ShiFtingL
Is piece. ehirtInE Check TWseds aud Hickory
fauuola The largest stock IN the city of Res, Vel
low white, Striped, Plaid. GTUys and the hnsst
Frebeh Shifting RiAnnels Just received
Cloth Or Cloak, CatsimsrOI, satinets, Jeans and
LadIeF Cloth Cloaks In great VARSITY.
The stock Of Rurll VIet0Tinos, nunl, ClhG OapeS
Collars and LAdis5 Hood cannot b excel Cd IN the
shAuIS long and square. Of svury style and quaIl-
y In great abundanes
:, aossTy, lnbloLaery, Whit eooas' large stock
llFsney WOolsu Goods, soaiagl, Hoeds, Nubias,
O0mf0FtI. Ladies' and Gsntih Mofino YGIfS. Hoop
skirta, DrOa TFimmingl and NOtIOns too numerous
P.:ass al son IryOu vi.h to g. great Bargains
aOvOS - JOHN RoESIKR.