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sales of 600 bushels at Nc 93c for State Barley
mait was % and In good request with sales OF 200
bushels at 81 08 81 10 the dock Oats were heavy
and frmer with sales Of Western and Canadian at Soc
37c. and 38c. a38kc.
Cor EE-The market quiet, and in the absence OF
sales Of moment quotations were nominal
CosroN.-1he market exhibited rather more tone with
better inquiry for ordinary and low grades The Liver
pool market influenced like this the time by
the fall Of Fort Donslson, and expected receipts from
Tennessee The transactions to-day were in small otea
and footed up 200 800 bales, closing nominal 27cs
271Sc for middling uplands.
IRE REGHTs.-Engagements were limited, while rates
were steady To Glasgow 900 bbls Of flour were en-
gased at 2s Id To Liverpool 500 bbs -four taken
at Is 3D. ls 3d. 800 boxes bacon at It's. 3d. 80 900
bushels corn In bulk. at 3D. By steamer, 500 boxes
cheese and 500 rkns butter at 40s foreign vessel Of
900 tons, was chartered for Rotterdam al $3.50.
PRovIsiom -PoIk-lrces were easier, with fair de-
mand at the concession. The sales embraced about
200 bbls. at Sl3 90 $l3 621s for new, cash and
IN the regular way, and at $40 so a $40 81 for
new primo, s12 rs for Western prime mess, and
$l3 90 $l3 10 for city do and $12 so for old do
Beef continued in fair demand at steady prices Sales
OF $50 bbs were made at $12 $13 for plain city mess
and at $l4 sl4 rs for extra Beef hams were better
with sales 200 bbs at SIT $17 6O Bacon was quiet
Bacon was quiet Sales Of 300 boxes were made at 6Hc
Ic Tor short ribbed Western, and at 7kc. for short
clear do Dressed hogs were dull at Axe &c. for West
ern and city Lard was heavy and active Sales of
500 bbls. and tierces made at 71Sca $40 State
dairies Cheese was frm with sales Of State at To- &c.,
and Ohio at &c. a 7c.
SUGARs-The market was less active, while prices were
unchanged The sales embraced $50 hhds. Cuba mostly
~ o1tc 40. for common refining TO fair grades OF
grocery goods. and 80 boxes at private terms.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY. March I9-sP

WEDNESDAY, March 1916 P. M.
The money market is rather active, the govern.
ment certificates of indebtedness affording more
employment than usual for money. The brokers
are paying a per cent, the latter being the
general rate. Mercantile paper Of the highest
grade sells at a per cent. Several of the for
eign bankers predict, on the strength of the news
per Anglo-Saxon, that capital will come here from
Europe for temporary employment. In London
the rate for call loans is lZ az per cent per
annum.
Foreign exchange closed firm, and an advance in
both gold and bills is anticipated at the foreign
banking houses. We are certainly importing more
than we can pay for in produce, and if we begin
to settle the balance against in specie, dems nd
for the precious metal will arise which, in the
opinion of spectators, will cause an advance in
the premium on coin to- S per cent.
The stock market was steady this morning, with
moderate business. The news from Europe. per
Anglo-Saxon, led to an increase in the demand for
Erie securities; the preferred rose \, and the
common stock %, at the morning board. Some
of the Western shares are hammered by bear
spectators, who fancy that they can depress
them; we learn, however, that the stocks are not
more plentiful than they were and the chances are
that if the news continues good, and money abun-
dant they will rather advance than decline. Mean
while the bears contrived to depress Toledo 81
this morning, and Galena and Illinois Central X
each. Michigan Southern is firm; the Sinking
Fund bonds sold this morning at 9lL The traffic
of the last six days Of February is said to have
shown an increase Of SIS, 900 over the correspond
ing period of 1851. New York Central was steady
this morning. Pacific was better. In the State
stocks there not much done; Tennessces were
"A lower. AL these slave State stocks are quite
high enough, and are more likely to fall than to
rise. Governments are firm. Between the boards
the market was dull, with the exception of Erie.
which was wanted at the mornings advance.
At the second board the general market
was better. There were sales of governments at
o. and that was bid for the coupons. Erie rose
further a per cent. The whole list closed FIRM.
BY the Anglo-Saxon, at Portland, we have adj
vices from England to the 7th inst. Coasols were
quoted ut 934. The news of the capture of Fort
Donelson had been received, and there was in con-
sequence an advance in the prices of American
securities, and the market became buoyant.
United States fives of 1874 stood at "a: viroinia
skies at 81 so; Illinois Central, AZ a 421. dis
count; Erie, 80 a 321la; and the preferred, 531% a
54 The sales of cotton at Liverpool for the week
ending the evening of the 9Th inst. were 81 500
bales the market closing dull and irregular, with
declining tendency.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIS, ,O94 ,237 &C, and the balances
sl,4l6,670 90.
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Academy Of NIusie. /.

This establishment rcopcnod last night for short sea-
oi OPERA the "allo in Maschsra" being presented
with some additional features OF attraction In the debut
of the fascinating Spanish dancer senorta Cubas aided
by an extensive corps do ballet. The opera has been
played frequently OF late. with the cast that
Is unnecessary for 10 enter into fresh criticism OF
the performance All that remains sor say s that
there hitch in II from colds other causes. All
the artists sang with SPIRIT inspired doubt by the
presence Of o crowded and exceedingly fashionable
audience the most that have witnessed at any Of
the previous Of this OPERA which,
how notwithstanding the light and agreeable character
Of Its music, does not 10 be great favorite with
our public 40 verdi's other works.
The masquerade and ball offered on this occa
sion something Of the animation and picturesqueness
which properly belong TO i. Instead Of the crowd OF
unmeanng domnos which have hitherto made up the
total Of its features number Of characters were
introduced from othor operas, iparting 10 it variety
aud life. Tho galop by the corps de ballet might have
been better danced but II st an Improvement on
the confused movements Of a mixed crowd OF mas
queraders, Including non professionals who were shut
out this occaon Al its conclusion senorita Cubas
and Senior xmenes came forward, and were very warm
ly received The "Gitanola curro' exhibits In the
most characteristic tho pscuaritiss OF tho Span
by volnptuousnsss and preaess rather than by tho
exquisite grace and finish which belong 10 the
Italian school we rec r.cosn ,.rsn no s,ng Iagon Q.
In It, but find something as original, and in its way
almost pleasing The audience sncored the perform
ance enorita received plentiful tributes OF
satisfaction the form Of bouquets Tho waltz by
Brgnoli danced by tho corps do ballet, 70 graceful
and we'll timed competition, with good orchestral
effects. IL will, doubt, become very popular. The
Mazourka, by Ssnorita Cubas and Senior Ximenes with
which this portion OF the masquerade scene wound up,
was very charmngly danced. Altogether the opera
was very much improved by tho introduction Of these
agreeable features.
Tonight Masaniello will be given with the Senorita
In the role OF Fencla II In considerable time since
this opera has been produced here aud will doubt
draw q crowded house.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
Arrivals and Departures.

Poar RoyAL-Stcamship AtIantc-Mrs Senator Harand,
M Forbes, Esq, Hurd, Esq, Bacon, Brooks, Bos
ton, Mas; Captain Warren, New York Forty
regiment tain Carleton New Hampshire Third regiment
l. Howe, Boston, Mass; Mcclellan, Louis Barney New
York; Captain T. Sargent Massachusetts cavalry Lieu-
tenan.w M,s. do; Galtan cogswe Fifth CoEneetcu re-
II Wright Mass; d q Cole, Fourth New Hampshire rcd
mcut Cosner, Brooklyn; B Wing, Jamaica Plans
Mass; DIR Gooarirh Volunteer Engineers; Theo Davis
artist Correspondent, ol Harpsr,s, Weekly Eldrage
gort fif,etl Penn Nsnil regiment; 'Lieu,euaut @
Lorine, United states Navy; Budd United States Navy
Pnrscr steamer Mayrower John Patterson Purser United
oar OF the South; Capt starr Forty afth
regiments Lieut. Leslie, Fcrtynflh Penn regi.
Meksessh,e s Bssook,yn;J s Moore Adams, srooEyn
tb,ted Staes Nsvyi o. Bauyet Lieut. II Behins Forty.
sixh New York regiments Lieut. Schroeder Forty sixth New
menti Holmes seveniy si.th Pennsylvana regiment
Capt Laine Seventy ninth New York rssnent barrow
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NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS DIVISION.

Pursuit or the Rebels Beyond Winches-
ter-They Retreat and Burn the Cedar
Greek Bridge Behind Them-The stream
Forded by the Union Forces-skirmish
with Ashby's Cavalry-strasb"rg De-
eupied by Gen. Shields-Predominanc
OF the Union Sentiment Wherever the
Old Flag IL Replaced, De-, dc.
wIsoHEsrER, March 10, 1862.
On the 17th inst our forces advanced from here under
Gen. Shields and the enemy resumed their retrograde
movement towards Strasburg burning the bridge over
Cedar creek they retired past it, Our cavalry forded
the stream. however, and pressed them beyond Stras
burg the night, and the Union cavalry held the
town last night and glorious flag again foated
the place.
Meanwhile our engineer corps were at work repairing
the demolished BRIDGE and this morning forces are
advancing over it.
The enemy has taken up a new position between Ma.
nassas and strasburg, and the mounted guerllas OF
Ashby's command are in the rebel rear, about thrss
miles from Strasburg.
In cavalry skirmish near Srasburg on Monday last
the rebels were routed, without loss on our side.
The Union sentiment predOmiaates wherever flag has
5en borne in this section of the country
Morvins, elegant mansion, situated at the foot OF
the Catoctn Mountains Lcesburg and belonging
ex-Mayor Thomas Swami, Of Baltimore, burned by
the rebels when they evacuated Leesburg They also
property Leesburg belonging tho Loudon and Hamp
shire Railroad, and mill containing thirteen thousand
bushels Of wheat belonging TO Smart, Bentley Claget
AL the barns and haystacks in the vicinity were set on
Gre by these fire fends.
WINCHESTER, Va, march 10, 1862.
The bridge at Hsrpers Ferry was completed
last night.
Tho railroad il also completed from Cumberland to
Martinsburg but II will tako several days to finish the
road from Martinsburg Harpers Ferry in consequence
of the want Of the rails taken up by the enemy
Two trains start from hero for Harpers Ferry to-day
Messengers from Strasburg report that the rear guard
OF jackson disputed General Shields approach foot by
foot, with infantry and artillery.
It Is reported that cavalry occupied the town after
the moon rose
One of our soldiers was severely wounded
Tho agent Of Adams Express is hsre to reestab-
dish an Office.
The official report says that General Shields encoun
tered the guard OF Jacsons just beyond Mid
dletown. With four field pieces and small bodies of IN.
fantry and cavalry they disputed General Shelds' pro-
gress stopping at all the strongest points, and then
retiring, they crossed Cedar creek destroyed tho
tbridge.
General Shields this morning built temporary bridge
and after skrmsh entered the threw out his
spickets two miles beyond.
The loss Of the enomy is not stated.
The cavalry man wounded yesterday in . skirmish
suffered amputation OF leg to-day.
Heavy firing has been heard in the direction of Stras
burg since our information was prepared.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Arrivals from the Gulf-AHalrs at Ship
Island, &c.
BALTIMORE March 10, 1862.
The steamer from Old Point arrived but brings no
news Of importancs.
BY the gunboat Soiots, at Fortress Monroe we have
dates from Ship Island TO March g. The Pensacola
rived there the 2Sth ut also the storsshp National
Guard.
The Niagara left for parts unknown oh the Sd instant
and the Hartford was getting up steam to follow.
90 WASHINGTON, March 10, 1862.
The United States supply steamer Rhode Island with
mails and dispatches from tho Gulf arrived at Hampton
Roads tho 18th inst. During her trip she supplied
ninety eight vessels with fresh provisions The follow.
ing items taken from dispatches brought by her.
which were received at the Navy Department.
On tho 10th OF February the United States steamer
New London captured twelve small schooners and soops,
with their crews Of about thirty Fishermen and
oystsrmen) who had been engaged in plotting small ves
sells attempting to the blockade and in reporting
tho rebels tho movements Of squadron. The mao-
rty Of the prisoners released signing paroe
but Of them, though expressing objection TO
take the OATH refused to return New Orleans and
NAMED on board the Niagara.
March s, the United States steamer Water Witch
captured of st. Andrews Bay west coast Of Forda the
rebel schooner William Mallory Of Mobile from Havana
February %. and bound wherever she could make
port She Is schooner Of 10S tons burthen and is re-
markaby fast saer having been chased five hours and
fired ut several times before she would heave to- Her
cargo assorted one and has been Key West
for adjudication.
February 25, the United States bark Kingfshor
boarded in the Gulf about 200 miles south Of the
OF Louisiana, schooner, under British coors After
chasing her 420 miles, during three days and nights
thrice losing sight OF her, she refused TO hoave to
show any flag after having four shots fred at her tho
afternoon previous and only did so at last shell
ing scnt 80 close TO her as 70 show that
longer possible She proved to be the Lion. formerly
tho Alexander OF Parkersvle. Texas and sailed from
Havana February q for Matamoros, with cargo con-
ssng OF $50 bags OF coffee 80 boxes Of eoap so boxes
of sheet tin, barrel nre 100 boxes aud quinta Of
gunpovder and variety Of other articles. Confede
rate Gag was found In her cabin
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Court Cal endar-This Day.

surRExE CouRr--CIRcurT.P 1--Nss 3l7p 1916 1876
1895, 1160, 116s 1872, 13s5 "a ITsS 1899 1868 1884
l10o, 1910, S57, 1894, 1895, 1910.
COMMON PIEAs-Part Mos. COS, 500, o57. p5s, o6o
$685. CAS- 91o, e45, 1888, 71s, s74 976 GA, las Psri
2s4, 900, p70, ell, 072, g73.
1921 1923 1926 1927, 1922 1884, 1885, 1885, 1881 S39
Part 2-Ncs 1883 1e40 1642, te44, l6l6, 1e4s, 1850
Nos eis 3ses i3s1 ista 1895, 1897 l59s 1901 1908
1907, 1909, 1911 1918, 1885, 7sI Part 4.-Nos 1854
i2so la22 a4se iocs 1870 l672 1874 ls,e ieTs lao
los2, 1854, 1859, 10sa "~'
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Canadian -four aull sud heavv, with sales OF 60O
bbs. at our quotations southern nour was heavy nnd
IN moderate request: sales Of 600 bbs were r.de within
tho range Of the above quotations. Rye -four sordy
at our figures with sales OF 300 bbs Corn meal was u
changed while the sales embraced about 100 bbs Wheat
was Inactive and prices lower while the salos in small
lots footed up about 0o0 bushels including Milwaukee
club At 81 So amber do. 81 33, New Jersey rcd on tho
dock, 81 %; white western Canada 81 IL sni
At private terms, and 81 90 for red Western ~
store Corn was less active and prices were ear's
with sales Of rs 900 bushels NJ $780, In store for Western
mxsd and $40. do, delivered; $50 for southsrh
yellow and $50 6sxo. for new Jersey yellow Baisy
ives scarce sad In good demand end ~ nrp piesg. with
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
oCUL1sTs AND AuRIsTs.

pARTrAL DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES FROM THE
Non nolsss & n we head % h ma
ell dases OF tho Eye and BAR successfuy treated by Dr.
oRAyEs eos broadway, T. Q0asassioa f'ss psypshaily
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MArrlad.

BARKxR-HoDoAAE.-On Tuesday March 1S, by the
Rev. w. II. Evans, ISAAC BARKER, Of Yonkers, to JOSIE
eldest daughter Of Daniel Hodgman, OF this city.
FAULKNER-HARMoN.-OnW Wednesday, March 10, at ST.
Thomas church, by the Rev. Dr. Morgan JOSEPH FAUK-
sa Jr. Of wappingers Falls, to PHEBx A., youngest
daughter OF the late Philip Harmon. Esq, Of this city
HAIL--LANE-On Wednesday, March 10, by the Rev.
9. II. Plat GEORGE W. HALL, N. D., to Miss EMxA M.
eldest daughter OF James Lane, ESQ.
Now Jersey papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
EXPLANATIONS.

Tho country back Of the bluffs where the rebel camp
situated for miles high and rolling making the
finest farms in Western kentucky.
AA-Federal transports.
BBB B-Farms.
C-Fallen timber
D-Low land, covered with small cottonwood trees,
and now overaowed
E-NO. 10 bar-very dangerous.
E-No. 10 Island.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

G-Rebol gunboats.
H-water battery-eight guns.
EBlur batteries.
K-Tow Head, at the head OF the island.
1895 federal gunboats.
8 8 6-Fsderal mortar RATS
L L-Tipton landing
M-Rebel floating battery.
N--Rebel battery-six.guns.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY. March Ips p N

BRrApsrurs-Flour--rhe market was again heavy
and the demand was United and confined TO the nolio
trade Prices closed ~ decline OF about SO per th
for most descriptions, Iho sales embraced ahcut 10 O0
bbls closing within thc range OF the following auot,.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Trusses.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Trussss Shoulder Braces and Dr. wadsworhs Uterine Ec
vator-a superior article. No vssey street, Asor House,
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

IIilrs Hair Dye 30 Conts, Black or
brown. Best in Depot No Barclay street, and sold
by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Winant's Indian Imminent II q sure
cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, a. Depot Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Barry's Trfcepherous is the Best and
cheapest article DRESSING bcaufyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair LADIES' try r. Sold "
ali druggists
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Photographs OF Col. vignier dc Monteil,
hero Of Roanoke, taken from e for sale by RoCKwo0D
broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Prizes Cashcd in All Legalized x4otte-
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES.
Broker, 10 Wall street, up stairs New York.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
DR.. Adam Laurie's hifc PiIls-Prcpars


certain cure Tor nervous debility neurasa ticd6orear, ST.
vous disbrders 81 per box; post free by mail.
GEO BULPIN, Agent, 429 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

The Fashion OF the Season in Gentle.
Hats ready for inspection and sale at ESPEN
SCHEIDS, manufacturer, ll5 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative ana
Wigs the best the world wholesale and RETAIL aud the
dye privately applied at No SAstor House.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

n = SULLIVAN sTREKl-Nns RoEDER GIVES rRUI
C and wondsrful information On ali ssirs through Hfs
and gives lucky numbar Tor The loterisa the enI
;.rs Y ss;., Sssr and Rs~ uov ksnsnssr her sass
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Hobokeners-Go and Hear MIR. de Corr
dovas Humorsome Lecture "Courtsbp and Marriage"
the church Third and Bloomfield streets tonight
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Whites Spring style OF Dress Hats.
like the "Bele OF the Season.. at Winter Garden everybody
goes sse ZIG Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Glorious Triumph.-Mrs. 3. A. Allen IL
daily receiving testimonials as 70 the wonderful virtues Of
Worlds Hair Resorcr and Hair Dressing Tssy havo
equals and guarantee with every bottle. Depot,
1875 Greenwich street, near Fulton.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Bakers Celebrated Corn Brcad.-Onlt
depols 125 and l27 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

A Pure Tobacco-Ycllow Bank Tobac-
coGoodwn's Pure yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all
puries for sale by all tobacco and dealers and al
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
Silk Handkerchie mt Wholesale.
BAILEY sOUTHARD, q Park place.

Captain Ericsson's Celebrated Caloric
Engnes-safc economical water, do not raise the
rate Of Insurance.; reliable for all light work.
ERICSSON CALORIC ENGINE AGENCY,
No. l6t Duane street, corner OF Hudson.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Great Galaxy OF Novelties mt Barnum's
Museum. See his advertisement under "Amusements."
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Beautiful Complexion.--Iair Bloom
Of YOUTH Liquid Pearl for preserving aud beatfying
the complexion and skin, 439 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Rest I'm the
word harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and np-
piled At Bf rcHELoR's Wig Factory. is Bond stcret
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KRsruoKr EXTRA CLASS l5l--March l9 1859.
6, 10, 3z Ia. l3, H. TO- So, G2, ls, b. l6, n, J..
KENTUCKY CLASS ls2-March 19, 1852.
33, 43, 81, 20, T. 46, 27, 10, l6, Al, Il, n, 66.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY 4 co.,
Covington, Ky, or 81. Louis, No.
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OmciaI Drawings or the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KKSrUcxr-ExrRA CLASS 79-March 10. 1862
A, %, 81, II, 70, s. 50, 5, II, 49, 4. 2S, 76, 63
AZ, 60, 3, SO, 81, 45 So, 80, rs, 81, 40, 81, 60.
Circuars sent by addressing ,,a,,
Wilmington Delaware, Covington, Kentucky
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24
Independent FLYING ARTILLERY
Vni,t, Wen wanted 90 hl u1

N in- Bauer, nov 9u5r.r''a in !.r"
7ft i.blf- Pa. where 'hry VIII feH'' o.
IDrIH. the Winter anl uut.l called i"i" ae''d.
,eryfee. II I'M, Battery vii be utdrr The
immediate command ot Geu. MCL'rr'>.
Term oi Enli,u.rut-Thrre wears 'f anr-
ing The War. al the end oi wh eh ,vrY man
u,lI be rutJied o. ..lun 20 Cash duL i"n acre.
of Land. beside the safe appropriations NJ
one received uu5rr > ieri iuchcS-'' be
SQUAD. able buiiei mru. oi temperate hab'i>'
aud go,i moral character.
Nrnth.y PAy-Frum Sl5 io $40 - Fay
Commences ..am lhc date ct beng >wern in'"
>-rvicr--l>" Suas,~frurr.ani fran>F F"i'a'l'n
from the nlar~ n' en,olinrui 10 l.swi>nn'g-
The hr,i 81 lIor.., utit ~ purchased r>r~
c,afiv ior thi, service. Esr'y man W. h1'r
a, good a hur,- ~ Inc cauuiry eau ail'ti --
an! be equipped "a the l,'e,t aprr we'd syn"
Uniforms ant equipments iurntNhrd imMe'i-
alely after reaching Jh,> place.
JONATHAN WOLFE, Captain.
trfom ETu-h Na4lryy
WM. VI. BAHAN, lst Lieut.
Ievisburc. Dec. -, lsOl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

A Mr.. HEM has started a new paper
in Iowa. He says be hopes By hard scra'-
ching to make living for himself and
his little chickens.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

world, accommodating 600 Persots' ana
sending away guests frequently. IL you
wan, to NEE, any body 10 Washington, call
at Willard's. "Gad-by's"-like those
great men who formerly thronged its
now comparatively forgotten. W.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

The servant girls of the Free States
consame more silks and French goods
than all the Southern aristocracy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24
LUMBER! LUMBER :!

r9,HE subscribers have i"r sal" IT,
On lots To suit purchasers 9 l. ,.ia
a large stock Of t,5,,,..,',s.ns
PINE EDS-Panel stuff ski-zzi's'sz=.
Plank. &c. Also 3.ODO FihE RAILS.
2s inch Saved Shingles superior quality.
Also SQUARE Timber for buildings:
Which are offered low i.r cash alcnr Mills
on south Branch of the Whue Deer Creek IN
Hartley township or delivered on the Brnsh
Valley Narrows road al the end Of our Road.
IVA Diploma Tor superior sample OF
Planks, and Premium for RalS aud Shns-
ies.were. awarded us At the last Union Co.As.
Far. JOHN MCALL y SONS,
Iy7z2 Forest lI'l L q, Union 90, ia