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Physicians.

DR. G. B. MORRIS, Resident DEN
u list, MORGANT0WN, VA, viii be
found at home on every Court Week. and every
Saturday and at all times that he may make an
arrangement with any perScu to te there. The
above arrangements will be strictly lived up to;
his practice being so in Fayette AM. Greene coun-
ties that it will call his attention nart OF the time
Having had years Of professional experience IN
most extensive practice he feels confident that he
can render satisfaction to all.
~OFFICE in Menongalia Buildings.
Feb. Ii, '63-ly
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Mrrgantumn Munitur,
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Travellers Guide.

NATIONAL HOTEL, PHILIP SHEP-
IN LAR, PRoPREroR. No. 1877 Water St,
opposite the Brownsville Boat Wharf, and near
the Connellsville r. R Depot Pittsburg, Pa.
Terms Reasonable. -t@ [apl lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01
SOLDIERS G('lGE,.

.;gp5riopl4rn' af c-a g.p "a /, ., ar'mca, orNra,i
&" sb,~'"" +" 'an"i HorIi"i mr Sex "ad GOaHGoi y
.dCt Htat s,,i:
Forhe n.,s:s; "c the r.al. tn" OK and urL.
ed .older-, give ne'ov e d.G.r'n: II ir.s :,
whlc. the "'i--s .r ""ci S;ac p'H'rJ AID th,c
locations. | ~: -. :,uaI cura', as h., Lv.u A.Ld
ly rIrnish:! ny dt,..sSu-rr -uri~on IN au.hoiy:
The anii r'ni #" of Maryland rrfur.srr
Virginia h'uta"ry nnr III soar. a. IN CAIN.
b"'"I" II ''ri:, ,rH,n'' u: :ne Eat ic.G.inr, Of
FTuai street
Tho- from y, - CaT !'~a IN General i'sr,d NJ %,
rutr Of M.H aId "i.r s;r"c:,: ar; IN 81, eth and
IN GiT-o.. :, Wider ho:p!ta, "r-t ruinuo Of
Tao-. i,.o I, riga VII he f,:rlin ~ and 81 dvsina
Wni"r II .,..;n w@st i"s.u.u.o OF Car, s:r--t; ard
\. ,'n 81 ,ei-9';. Jtc%s'a Hos it, ne"r iio.y-
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~ Frank;in cot ~" IN II ii! zion. Il wards
f;~ry- Hn pjia Media r-"i /. tn - i.-
Tho.-f on ", lisp In - Il vi.i II, iIowm-is Grove
Hop tai Mech mic 81 mix.
Th =. UIi G UInI IN 81 division. JAG los.
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sire. - '-""n Ne y - fr attn
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mar ,erniuH Ciy Ri way
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tins: C.. rr! !:!-".'ai ~ Sob ,rrn'"rs i
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Rrnrr'.cn li"-! hal corner Man .nc Ri >u--f. :;
G-n'r ilo.?!:I sol. Greer 10Th AMI Mu-h..l
-tre"i5
The irerS % b- :0;nd IN Confd tate
Hn.p = 80. ~, corn r OF Il IN AID l"tH r'r'-,s
Otic III Ir'E" ". itr- tS r. OF \. Y Il Gait rt
Broad sire. Er'y~ en- 9h aud iJ:t.
Wh!-i- in.Iii.i, Ciri"re ii"srrat No l2 &:
70 il and 'rsn' Tn where soldiers n h' I.
ihr: wants s3pE'i" wi;h0u: e~prn--.
R"c"ivnr ii"rGa! G-n"ra. !Icrpita!So = corn. iTa
maH Graz -r.;s
P."n .uI. '.cu~ral Ngpita No Is. - IN street re.
tvy IN ais;a hrt Franklin
In AID; l''3 BAY. wavs!A' Hospitals 'si;,'
ned NJ PIT ..bmr!, DGviii", FGrmr'". I.yn ii.
iu's. thHrlI'',sTlll" In"riy nrG Stauni"n, near
- rtl-" IL Ic,"!-. ~ wficI sex hrd d-abl'd SOL
rie!s .,ay lave i.:T SUI Piled without r1p.ntc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01
ORTIZ, AIRY

DEP. u. 10 residence Of D.. f. II Smi h Richmond
o. IN. 81, i.y - Augu lat Majr EDWARD AN
DEESOS late OF .irrird /, Va
Thuuy NJ in an n!'-tth condition Iismental fac.
u: ", re- r,ta'red IA. last bin inter- in the
~ HI !r we'd :nr h WA unala'rl y student h,
81 pm and wy College lac i,rat"y acquainted
w:r pa;rt- wi o-e icrdI have atore The page 0:
on rvo:ii!"na-r 'so'y rom them b" iibibci those
hiTa!ous .as OF character hch exatc and ilusirs
tod liz " lul w.
In lie y"u'H lc bad zprT-rced III" ar.e.i's of he
Of ls IL md h-l his rise trump
rom the s'rrgL. II :hc HiGi-r OF biz life liz do
30 his country agIiu convu,st d, but ty TIE st
moro terrbl. fn:c 4 civil war.
III. political experiences ai long predicted Tho storm
and WHEN il his gr - cesirc that his life IN 2ht
hr psr.d 10 wines the second aud greater triumph nj
the b.raguer.d south thr horpst enemy and th-
rcvrrg"iu ce that history has recorded Bu:
Almighty Prevalence il i;s wisGJn. hnnsht A. 20
!! him h-ncc, while that struggle in lis zenith
lie died Drm bclevr that Ito South. aided by the
hii6r Disposer os rren'- was Invncibe. md would
become Of the mos nation, of the earth
he WIS Inferred in the burial ground of bis family. In
The County Of brunswick
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The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
rus.lsHsD DAILY, sEHI-wEBKLV AND WEEKLY.
BY TYLER AND ALLEGRO.
Z 4 E NJ S .

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ADVERTISING.
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TAXING THE OATH.
We find the following in a recent number o
thr Ibatimorc a american"

We find the following in recent numDer OF
the Baltimore american"
Same months since man holding A commits
si"n in the Rrbal army was arrested by the Fed.
era authorities rs such. and after an e1'unina-
ton paroled and sent to City Point en- route for
Richmond. Whilst there he communicated with
he Rebel War Department, contending that. ac-
cOrding to tho cartel ag}Vtri>. aiTrn for tho eI-
charge of prisoners, the United States authori"
ties were bound to exchange the Rebel soldiers
sill in Mort champion and Accouac counties, on
the Eastern Shore Of Virginia He stated that
their number was over four hundred III due
tire this statement was officially communicated
to ,l;e War Department Mt Washington. and at
length orders were received by the General
commanding this Department TO investigate the
matter and report Brigadier General Morris.
United States army, accordingly despatched Mai
Henry IL. tlayner to proceed to the counties and
ascertain the facts in the cnse. Tho Major went
down few days Stree i'll the steamer Louisiana
TO the Fortress. and thence by anothersteamer to
the "nfrcted DISTRICTS" where ho passed freely
through! the country and raw many of tho paI ties
Interested in his visit
He soon discovered that the men were
those whe had Jain down their arms on the ap-
approach of large force under Gen. Lockwood
aud sent by Gen. Dix. He addressed them nj
various places, and told them very plainly what
he Intentions of the Department were. In the
first place all who willing to take the oath OF
allegiance to the Federal Government were At
liberty 10 10 so, and they would hereafter be
regarded a. loyal nnn. AS for those who de-
rlin-d doing go at once, they were granted until
he "a day of September to consider the matter
aud in case they declined at that time they should
b parolcl and sent to City Point The conse'
qnemce was that over two hundred took the oath
and it seems probable that nearly all the rest wi ]
do the saine sonner than return to the South aud
subject themselves to the CONSUMPTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01
rS)M CHARLESTON.

An official dcsp,tch ci1m General Gilmore,
dated 9Th iGst:l.t. announces the practical
demolition Of Fort Wagner, after lombard.
mcnt continued for seven successive DAYS.
Gen: G. also states that he had succeeded a:
great labor and under heavy fire from
james Island, i'll establishing batteries with
in effective range Of Tic heart ri the city, ard
has opened with them, after. giving Gen,
Heanrcgard due notice of an intention: ~ ip
so.
From other sources We learn that the shells
thrown in" Charleston were charged with
Greek tire, -. peculiar compound Of bitumen,
rap;ha and pitch Of & most offensive odor ard
Possessing tic property Of burning either IN
the surface rr under the watc-"
One other fact VIC learn from the Morris Island
CORE. p'li'!eErc: ! lie only gun Of sufficient
range 10 throw shell into the city OF Charleston
was the three hundred ncunder Parrot! rifle; hrs
this enormulrs piere OF ord :nance. after Il few
discharges, "acridcmtn!ly burst. brauking Off
about Il! Oot from The mIzz!o.'. This mishap h"s
not only destroyed the accuracy Of its fire. but
Las reduced It's range about mile and n half :;
80 that until another g!a'"f equal calibre can DO
invented no more shells can b. thrown Into
Charleston
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EfCHjiiSED MARKETS.

otrr!:aIEfE t. 1864.
WHeaT.-Mcssrs. lTaxaiI x CIen.h,w and
Messrs War" lex K Harks,lale are rayipp IS
per bushel. bur we hear Of sales nj fin .ampirs
at a higher figure. and may quote at 50 to SCI
he farmers do not seem inclined 20 disro,. IF
their wheat at 50 per bllshe! the pi:ce the Gov.
eminent offers
tLouR.-The stock of old lour Is pretty well
EXHAUSTED and, AZ yet, but little new anur has
oeetl received. Holders Of country are a.king
SO 70 10 tor superiHc and : - to 81! for rx.
ira M"Ssrs. Warwick 4 Bain <iMie Ar. sizing
sure'tlne IN small quantities ~ SO aer barrel.
InBArc".-We qn";'. inferior Tugs ut l., 90 TO
i 10: good ~ 90 10 - IN; liac bright. 500 20
3OOV; i";~ri2r leaf. 30 - To - 90: r.,ui IL 80
70 ~ co. ti''" shipping - ~ :" 20 CO. fire man.
uiac'nrirg. 81 - 10 100 tn: fine b.iyl. ,yrsrrgr
2N ''ti 10 -" M, wiz. occasioua! sac, :. r;,B,r
.i:nr>.
E"i:%.-We continue 10 Gnntc.at 81 tc 50 -
per ou>hrl. Tie article is scarce
OATS Sales ut ST per bu>hel.
tors MEAL.-Cty md cn'lutrv ground cor,
r'""' >, selling ut - 10 81 -
Htr --Esi!ed hay bring, $40 per hundred
pounds
Bhr"N.-Baron continues 20 advance II row
brings $ HnS2 for s!ir:;.Aers and SIG! 10 f.:
ham, aad 'nid!lings. The article j. very <crrcc,
anu y" Grafy ct that offered 70, sal. j. inferior
Iron The price at b n iron ranges from 30 10
20 ran.s n.r rnupl .c..r,;. >, &c., u.--,-
shoe reds, % cents per pound. Old Dominion
cn,,c,.,' >" W w p"' 3'I"n. ,,,
sin Wn,a SiS.a I'M s.-:'' ~ - ~
g. - ~, So d. :" Sh' per E"""i' N"i-
g, ., '- :" .. w. ~ ~ ~, - Ge'l.S' eau,
pon;d. Somhrsro guann. so per ton Ground
-. r. '',I "",,Ney: p 70 9S'
NY 90 I" S"o' App'e
''"u'y 80 4" Gov. C"lPef"S' ~ CTS country
T''p' w ~ ~ SrH's rer pound. LaFn. > %.
''I p' !" 90, 90 49, "oo'' 20 S' 30 - oo
';'' N'..o"'fs hS' week VI Virginia pine
l'srA At S,u pr 'h",'>a',u' ooard measure.
o. . ".,, - '''e WOOL s"v per co'h OAK "oou
ID u 80 Ter corr. on me BASIN na;.k.
fiNhHolAL.
E'H' ""'''A t. h"Hp, :, n"nos oi loo million
!"""' per '"H' ~" I" 'i'4 ana interest: accord
"T ~ "'"'' e.S"' per er''I co,'Tr h 10
'.u ''''T''s se',u per tc''' oo"Gs' 'o' ana IN
.e,.s' ""'''r ~ ~ "''''o: ioai'' '""g"A' l''!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01
LATER FROM FITROpE.

The steamship llib.rnia al Cape Race. brings
European advces 10 he 18th ut. The news is
uninpurfant.
The London Daily 'i:rws" (aboli.inn) euio-
siz.s Lincnln's proclamation. Announcing n sys~
,em Of rr.aiaiL!, in refer ence to the treatment OF
negroes IA urisurrrS OF war.
In France as-rrts that the acceptance Of the
Mexican crown By The Arclr!uke Maximi'ian is
unt doubted aud believes hat negotiations have
been enr FED iuto to obtain the adhesion OF EGG
aud. La Fr0nrc also -nys. that the pr :. M
Government of alcSicu wiI! administer affairs
for nne, car Ia organize III" country.
(iarabm!li has published Il letter. addressed 10
abraham Lincoln. Liberainr Of the Slaves in
the Republic "f America" fIe compares him
Ia the 'SDn of Col and John Brown"
LIVERPOOL. Aug. l9.-Coi,Un.-Salesf to-day
lGD1D bales. market closing huoyant and up.
ward.
Isrealsiufs clrsei with downward tendency.
L"Nn9H, Aug. l9.--Cons0is closed vt 93 y
hIi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

In the Rue de Bac, Paris, tl,era died some days
ago. at about 10 years of age the !aron de Sev.es,
gentleman who had devoted early all his life
to most extraordinary pursu. tho excitemen.
of which is said to have sent i; a to all untime-
ly grave:
"Am"ngst the property H. .eis were found tso
large and heavy boxes. which hy the heirs were
supposed TO contain cash. BIZ. tl led out to be filed
with hundreds nf thousands ri al! imaginable
kinds of pins. Some years ago when ~ Paris. a
gentleman of noble appraFanc: was pointed out
- me, whose Curious way 81 walking hal at
tracted my attention. 1t was the Baron dc
Sevres He was walking along one of III. roads
OF the Bois dc Boulogne, with his back bent, his
eyes s:l.ssly searching tn groum9. and now
AMI then stopping down, rs Il TO pick up some-
thing"
II then learned that, for tho las: twenty years
his regular habits had been to pass along the
most trequsntcd streets and places Of public
sort and pick up any pin he discovered on the
grounds habit which. from praiScworthy
careiullncss. he gradually b-com. the dominating
passion of his lite. He has been no'iced scruti-
nizing the toora in the pits of the theatres.
hardly looking for a momenta ut the sage; still
more frequently he W. seen searching the lob
surss. Concert IS formed his p:inci pal at.
II action bn. richest harvest ne confessed.
were the r. sous places of worship, which OF
course, we! regularly attended by this curious
specimen vi human eccantr.cty."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01
STROClOUS MURDER

}. A. b. furnishes the Macon "Con:cic:a,o'.
the following particulars Ct 4 murder commit
ted Oh Saturday afternoon, in Jones county
about four mills below this city:
\ young man ofthe name of Solomc., Rob-
erts, killed m old man. aimut scvenlr wears
of age, Of the name Of BARKER, about TWO miles
from Walnut Creek bridge, on Saturday, nd
inst, about two O'clock. =. NJ Mr. Roberts is
a young man and his victim WAS old.
Coming up from ilken.ou, reached the
scene Of the murder Il few Minutes after il
TRANSFERRED. The killing, accordn, to the
statements ofthe only persons present, (three
ladies', was without provOcat:un
Roberts got our Of his buggy, in which he
had 4 shot gun and a rifle. cn;arc,; the i.uuse
of Barker and threatened the lie 1t one OF
the females, at the same time drawim. q pis-
tol. The women rctreaied, when he turned
upon Mr.. Barker, then iyi:c sick, and, after
cursing him once or twice, tired, killing him
instantly. Roberts then got INTO his buggy
aud drove off to his residence about two ln,ll-
bred yards distant. / was the FIRST person that
reached the place after the murder, and clic.-
ted the facts as abore stated from the in!naies
that witnessed it. Roberts ii 4 member Of
Capt. T. W. Brently's company and was a,
home on furlough. Roberts, it is said, va.
notintoxcated but might have been drinking
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01
FROM TIE UNITED STATES
We continue this morning our selections
from Northern papers of the 26th inst
THE TRADE OF NEW ORLEANS.

THE TRADE OF NEW ORLEANS.
\ correspondent Of the. New York Her
aid" gives the annexed hatterius account Of
the state of affairs in the city Of New Or
leans:
Both merchants and planters are complaint
in bitterly of tho restrictions placed rpon
trade by the internal or, as they term it, the
Internal revenue. The planter who comes to
the city for the purpose of purchasing sup
plies Cor his plantation hands is charged i've
Per cent. on the amount Of the invoice. One
gentleman was obliged to make deposit Je-
fore being allowed to send five hundred
pounds of ice weekly to his plantation. The
merchant, before going out to purchase cotton
is obliged To pay in advance so much per
pound on every bale hcs expects to bring to
market. Yesterday vessel arrived from
Matamnras with n cargo Of cation, entered at
the Custom House and paid the import duty
At once internal revenue p0unces upon it, and
will not allow it to be landed until an add-
ti"nnl four conts per pound is paid as their
duty.
All this is benefsing trade immensely. We
cannot scOvcr by what law or regulation
these charges are made, and why it is that
such !; course is pursued by the government:
Cor it will etfrctually kill the little business
that is nos left tn New Orleans. The mer-
chant viii not bring cotton 10 this market; he
will ship it up the river, and everything else
in alike mahner. The levee bids fair 70 be
~ bare Of produce this winter as at any time
since the var; and in the present state of az.
fairs, if merchants do not desire any amount
Of trouble and annoyance t5ey had better
stay away from New Orleans There is no
cotton arriving here from up the river. What
has hcen collected will probably 60 North by
way Of Cair'. 4 small lot Of sugar and mo-
asses has arrived by the Ope!ousas Rai!rov;
which will no formally opened once m1re Ia
Brashear City on Thursday next. We havo
not heard what disposition has been made Of
the cotton that formed, in a great measure,
our bcsieging batteries at Port Hudson
There arc class # men here. called by some
persons Massachusetts, Yankees" who ap-
pear 10 have thu monopoly of the cotton trade"
They pro!'ally can give an account Of what
has become OF the cotton referred TO- No ore
disc can tell. that's certain. \ little NAV
have arrived here; but its coming has been
kent rery quiet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01
FROM MISSOURI.

Qnanlrell's raid upon Lawrence. KANSAS. seems
to have provoked u war OF extcrminalion against
tho people Of Nmr;hcrn Missouri The Gazette
in its summary OF the ielgraphc reports, says:
An order has been issued from headquarters,
at karIss city which, if carried out. will ,!"pup-
Mate nearly The whole of the three counties in
Missouri lying closest to the kau,;,S line. The
ur1er directs all persons living - thin the limits
specified, with certain exceptions, Ito remove
from their present places ut residence III tite.n
days, unlrss, in III. meantime. they prove their
loyalty to tho satisfaction OF the commanding
officer
On this proof being given, they will not even
then &c permitted to remain at their I'D homea,
but may remove 70 any military station within
that military district, or to any part of Kansas,
except the counties on the eastern border of tho
State These hu Go not SO Prove their loyalty
are 10 depart further into the interior Of MissOu-
ri, or ei,c"i haze. all Tho grain and hay of The
loyal persons remaining in the field OF under
saci'cr. m'ls. after the upsc Of fifteen days from
thu daLo of this order. be taken to the nearest
military station and ;Grred over 10 the command.
ing officer. ali "fher grain aud hay too remote
fidm military station 10 ne brought in within
tho specified 'iniu will DO destroyed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01
GENERAL Orders.
ADJ'T AND lNSP'R GENLS OFFICE, !
R.CuMUND, Aug. 81. jHG3. !
GENERAL ORDERS, }

No. llT.
L. Generals, Gr other officers commanding
departments. ari:.ics in the field, posts or gaI-
ri>rns, will cause al '!csertcrS, stragg!ers or
nthcr nbscntcca from duty, ANIL ell persons
Liable to military service found within their
ines and rot belonging to their command, 70
be forthwith arrested and tnrEcd over to the
nearest enrolling officer, whose duty it shall
be 10 forward s;th ;lbien;ccS 20 their proper
command: or, in ease Of cDpscrip:s 10 assign
them to service in the army nearest to his
post according; 20 his discretion.
IL. Under Instructions from the Bureau Of
Conscription ~ enrolling officer will he at
tached to each Military Department, to carry
our the purposes indicated in paragraph /.
III. OycTSecrS, entitled to exemption, will
be exempted from military service for oEo
year, when the owner' OF the slaves Of whom
the oversecr has had charge shall present to
the enrolling officer the receipt Of 4 quarter
master, for tho amount Of the tax imposed in
snch cases by the act of Congress, approved
May lst, 1863 Officer of the Qaartermaster
Department arc directed - receive and receipt
tor money thus paid.
By order.
(Signed) s. COOPER,
Sept l-lw. -adj't & lnsp'r Gen.
1e5- Wing copy one week.
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EDUCATIONAL

RIVERSIDE academy, Halifax County
IL Va, he- miles from Roanoke Station, RichnIoi
and Dan vie Raj road. 4. v. JOHN T. CLARK, RECTOR
v ii orn for boy. the Int OF uctarer mkt NumVrr
uc'-G 20 twsots The year III De d'v cd Into two
ss..'ous h" frst besinn ng lat October. AID snng
18th February the second begup:ng 18th February and
ending i; Ju'y.
TrSns-sl50 Per session. pa, able IL ADVANCE Cishs
snd towels e,c"p;ed)
The locality possesses all the advantage of strictly
r.rd c,rrr SbhorhGcd Of good society, auS uos1r.
pu.s.l inr ra;htulncss. Address,
REV tQHN CLARK.
a Talco: . Charlotte County, We.
R.f,renGsstG.n Elzey snd n 4Jnr WIN. B. StAnard c.
s. D- -. G. Cock. md James Gait Eslss Flu nilns
Nl, ...vh:c,hd.V vs. iy3l--alm
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

5000 Packages on .ConslSnmenr-
Ire udng srvcIH wei. known brands
100 boxes Greanors DabEcy iiarri!. dark sweet So
and les
600 hoxss Grssnsr's Psach OEcaart dark sVee: half
piun's
eco bo,es Royster'j Queens Own, dark swce; half
pouuhg.
leo Loxe, Hollands. "A bright pounds, ve~y lpv
200 n"x-. Aoor:nsus Archur, bright pounds, very
fnr.
iG0 h"N-s Moorman's Rosc Bud. bright pounds very
linz"
1GOb,x"s W n ,Johnsca's bright pounds, very due,
100 boxes Coll LEAF.
Ito Laura Gar hrEht.
200 o." Pcndlytuus ,-ish: P'esE, trGbi pornjs Te-y
leo hoxefDase.'. L:ah. Pres. hrish. pound. very
fnr
IG0packaces medium pound ara nonnde.
cases FloriiS l. al Tobacco and 2r.0.O Florida
Cigars
Purchas, rs will please examine stock before pur-
chasing.
Cons !snmcnr. Solici'cl. P.G.C7SBY e. co,
seI-eoda;n Cary, between lib acd lih ~