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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-11
PROCLA NATION.

yX7 IIEREAS, the Hos. WILLIAM ELwEIL, President
w judge of the Court OF oyer and Ttrminer and Gen
era Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court,
in the 10Th Judicial District, composed of the counties
of Columbia, Sullivan and Wyoming, and the Hon. John
MReynolds K stephen Baldy Associa,eJudges of Colum
ba county have issued their precep bearing date the h
day Of Feb in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred and sixty three and to directed for holding
Court of oyer and TUriner aud General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in bloomsbury III the county Of
Columbia the first onday, (heng the 4tb day OF
May next, and TO continue one week.
Notice Is hereby gwen To the Coroner the Justices OF
the Peace and COnsabCs of the said county of Columbia
that they be then and there in their proper persons al
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day with their records
nqusitons aud other remembrance to do those thngs
which TO their Offices appertain TO be done. Aud those
hat are bound by recognZance oprosecute against the
prisoners that may be in the Jail of said county 0i
Columbia To be then and there TO prosecute them shall
be Just Jurors requested be punCual in their
tendance agreeaby to their notices. Dated at Blooms
burg the si day of April the year Of Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sky three and III the ogh
ysevenh year of the Independence OF the United States
Of America. J. II. FURMAN,
April II, 1863 sheriff.
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NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given, to all persons intere ted
~ that the following accounts have been filed and
will br presented to the CUnrt of Common Pleas 10 he
hrd at bloomsbury in and for the county Of Columbia,
Wedne sday, the 9Th day Of May next, NJ o'clock
in the afternoon, for confirmation and allowance,
less cnusr b. shown to III; contrary
|. The account of John Dcilterich,
trustee Of Caharinc Yctter.
2, Account Of Jacob Hartman. admin.
isrator of Jacob Hartman, deceased who was trustee
of Mary HeinhaCh, lunstic.
JACOB EYERLY, Prothonotary,
Bloomsburg. April II, IsG3
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estote of George lStiue, decd.

7 ETrERS Testamentary on the estate Of George
IL Stine late Of Locust township, Columbia ,ounty,
deceased, have been granted by he Register Of Col
umba county to the undersigned al,o residing in said
township; all persons having claims against the es'
tate of the decendcnt requested to present them ia
the Executor at his residence in said township With
odl delay and all persons indebted to make payment
forthwith.
DAStEL STINE
April II, 1863 -its, S2+ Executor.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application viii be-
made 10 the Governor of Pennsylvania for n par.
don for jeremiah Ovcrdor of the county OF Columbia
who was convicted in Court OF Quarter Sessions o.
an assault aud battery nt september term, laGG
J, q. FIR EGHE, Any, fos Uygrdorf
BlooRsburg, April II, ISs3
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-11

u Both branches of the Legislature
have agreed 10 adjourn sine die on the
i 5th inst.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-11
Columbus Male and Female Academy,

Normal and Commercial instruction.
DROF, Il. 8. BINGHAM Principal, and MRS. 8. a.
l. BINGHAM, Preceptress.
The next term of this institution vii commence eS
MONDAY, the Goth of APRIL, inst.
Tuition, from 81 TO 81 per term,
" Board from 81 IS 10 s. 90 per week, 600
rooms for those wishing to board themselves.
For further particulars inquire Of the Principal
JOHN KOONS, Sec'y Of TrusteOR
New Columbus, April IL 1863
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TO THE MI USICAL.
n,IiS Sweet 10 be Remembered"

'l'HIS NOTED SONG has just bsen set to music,
i adapted To the Piano ana the author has had 10
copyrighted. He Is rea ny now to nil orders en- tho
shortest notice, by Mall, To any part Of the United
States Price - cents per copy, sent prtppid TO any
address. TO agents liberal deduction " III be made.
Address u. NJ. ROGERS.
Sclinsgroye. Snyder county. Pa.
April II, 1863
s.nding ii marKrd copy to the "SeiinsgrovG Times"
shall rcceivr copy By mail. For two in serions two
copies and for three insertions three copies will bs
sent.
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ses~ We call attention generally, to oar
INST OF new advertisements this week,
which are heavy and encouraging
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-11
WALNUT HOTEL,

LIGHT STREET, Columbia county, Fa.
J. D. RICE, Proprietor.
I'lE undersigned has located at the above napeu
hotel formerly occupied by Peter Sehus' and so'io
Its a share of public patronage.
W Good accommodations for man and beast, lhc
best kind Of liquors at the bar.
April II, Isbj
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-11

Rs.s- Plant trees Now IL the lime
l,iuo Every person who has the space upon his
- ~ premises ora vacancy opp site his House
.sdi on the street, should improve it by plant
ing suitable trees at once
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PETER YOHE a. son,

III AVE recently opened BOOT AND SHOE snots
l m LIGHT STREET, Columbia county, Pa ana tS
P'Pir d 70 q" t's h"sl wrrk IN tho shortest nolsstH
AZ ~ lowest Pli -, Give them call.
Apu II, los.
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REMOVAL.
H. A GLE HOT Il T..

THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
l. and the public generally, that he has removed from
the "Union Hotel" to the "EAGLE HOTEL" in tho
borough Of Muncy, where he will be happy to Gnter-
tain in satisfactory manner all who may favor him
with their custom, The best stablng III the county,
with ample accommodations for travellers and drOvers.
No pains i'll bs spared TO render the stay Of guests
pleasant and comfortable
A. Nj. sMITH.
Muncy April II, 1863
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

n N ana after JULY lst, 1858 the privilege OF cen.
~ Herilng the present issRe OF LEGAL TESDen
NOTES INTO THE NATIONAL SIX PER CENi'
LOAN commonly called "FivaTwentics'O will cease.
All who wish to invest in the Five Twenty Lctn
must therefore, apply before the Is, Of July neni
JAY COOKE
Subscription Agent.
No Ia THIRD ST. Philadelphia
April II, ls63.-3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14

GALA TIMES AT MACYs!!!
HOLIDAY GOODS AT MACY'S!u
We have imported q large s,oeh Of
HOLIDAY FANCY GOODS,
DESIGNED SPECIALLY FOR TH1
OCCASION.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
you VII nov fad o. exhibition a,
MACY5.
FULL STOCK or ELEGANT
HOLIDAY GOODS.
suitable fOI pre.sn.'.o
LADIES, -
MISSES.
A"''' AND CHILDREN OF AID ACES.
THIS STOCK OF FANCY HOLIDAY GOODS,
IN ADDITION
TO OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF
LACE GOODS,
NREDLEWORK GOODS
EMBROIDERED HANpkERCHlFFS,
PLAIN AND uEM-STIrcH HAnDkERCulEFS
RIBBONS,
SCARFs,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
ELEGANT LACE CURTAINS, TIDES, tc;,
and ou fur and stock Of BEST QUALITY FRENCH
KID GLOVES 10 all tho desirable shades presents variety
Of goods TO select from for the holidays,
UNEQUALED IN The CITY.
NB-Now opening in addition, -.
l. 90 DOZENS WHITE AND PARTi-COLORED KID
GLOVES BEST QUALITY. FRESH GOODS. DESIGNED
SPECIALLY FOR THE CoMIaG HOLIDAY SEASON
" H. II. MACY,
2ol and zoe Sixth Avenue two door. below Fourteenth
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Drp Wooos.

n LICE hIgHr : LAW
GRAND GALA MONTH =
MERRY CHRIsTMAs a-l
A-'D ''' ''- HOLIDAY ooopa.
I WSs sIfb sSEt4EEs.: s s.
s q, s. 3 3 siss S 81! Az e
RICH LACE SC00LIxRs' g
| COLLARS, COLLARS, ia
sSc, si u.s. COLLARS, q
5000 YARDS DRESS-TARLETANS, 25c.
loOOO YARDS SILK ILLUSIONS, &C.. he;
LADIES' LINEN H 3sFSsS AZ sAAOAnA0h1.
CENTS LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs, Co., w. ''' ''''' -
.,o, isc, Ac. aas,s -
| HEMsTTTCH LACE DO.
5000 500 SEEDIEWoRK HANDKERcHIEFs, sss w
HEMsrITcH NEEpLEwosK AID S q GRASS
~, v,v J dISET, IRON sc SJ UP TO $aso
CLOSING OUT FELT possKE sis sss IL phfAArAl'A
ESss$ S S%E s skE ssSSSSs g. g. r.
RIBBONS, SASH, BONNET. AND
TRIMMING RIBBONS, &C. UP.
&C.. &C., &C., &c., &C., SPRAY,
ASSORTMENT, FROM lsc. UP -
aoc.. 2sc., DO. SIC. &c., scc PIECE; .,.o,r,,
AND EUBIAs. CLOSING OUT. 2sc UP
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
WHITE AND,CoLORED RINGwOOD
BUCK oAUNTLETs. Sc.
EXCELLENT EMBROIDERED KIDS, noo
WHITE KIDS, 5Oc., &c., Toe. ,,,
ALL SIZES AND COLoRs, 81
s 90 rSh KsDs ri XII Kib &c. sln
CHEAP LOTS OF HOSIERY THIS WEEK.
FrvE-YARD SKIRT BRAIDs, &c.
200 600 SPOOLS COTTON CHEAPEST
LOT IN THE CITY. TO-, lc-, 20. &C.. 10, 81.
BRACELETS, NECKLACES. PoRTE-MoNNAIEs,
RETICULES BAGS. &C., &c
MAYYuFAMGT1EEs Ss ~ FhANcE ENGL4Np GG
.. - 80 - IMMENSE BAZAAR.
BARNUM OUTCOME. .o..
FROM 81 TO % 80
GAMES OF ALL KINDS.
,,, BATTLES BY SEA AND LAND, -
ASSAULTS AND siEGEs. uESeAMPSENT5
- . SIEGE OF THE MaLAkoTF . -'N
GAMES OF CEANCE,
S SSSsES, no sSEfs
y EExRs, RENSSEESSS$
bfEarTNo SHEEP.
BARKING DOGS.
s szssS f HIEsEE lHsS fHSa w. VA
sWoRDs. bones fgaNlryR4I
GUNS, BOXES FARMYARD&
AssTILLERY, B Bones so s4,npiEs$
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ned 10 the Committee on Road.
GENERAL Orders.

P.-ort OF Committee on Assessmens In favor OF con
orng with Board Of Adeu.en in adopting resolution tha
be due tied draw bis WGffuDt H. isNof o!
Gray President OF the Board OF Trustees OF the FRO
su Me,hcds Church. In Attorney street for the sun o.
a. hundred and dollars and my ceLs 70 eso
liz 10 pay "a against aid church property Tor
Swer Attorney street and cAsise TIC same 10 bOuh o.
tDOnef.ons" 90,
o. fo want Of the required number Of votes Is follows
Ihru,,iye-Councilnen Hayes Hosly Riley Webster,
Gross Brady Repp-T Houghtsin EGynano CAV, heOr~ibi
rsv OBrien brce Russell, Fitzgerald, and Joyco-A'
sub..ouently reconstruct and laid over.
P..ontou OF Board Of Aldermen that the Street Commits
t.. FOR hose Company number Eighleen tho property
grfchssd by the Comptroller 1T eight and one he stone
kleet -
I,bign was concuued IN by the following vote VIZ;
1ernstiye- Councilman Hayes Healy Riley, webster,
g.. ,srady hepper. H0ugntzn Hsyand CAV, hCOTSh,
~ % rien brice Russell, fitzgerald and Joyce-iI
tnzt sewer with the necessary receiving Dasins
n cu vsrs DO built Ia Montgomery street, rom Henry 70
. street 10 co1nec, with the sewer In Madison street.
D. ter he direction Of he Croton Aqueduct Department and
IL sccou.psr wing ordnance therefor be adopted
Which wss adopted By the following vote w;
Observation-Disclosures Hayes Hesy, Riley Webster,
n, 80, R-pp.r doughtalin Haylsnd Cav, MsOIath,
Ey,r.v Obrien Brice Russell fitzgerald and Joyee-lL
Prt Of ConInilte. heptrs sDd SUPPLIES III favor oil
sor ming with DoaId Of Aldermen Id edoptng resolution
q al s Stree, be and be IL heety authorized
G. directed soye1se or proposals. to rebuild be house o.
tpsns Company Number foTtythree, said houts 10 D.
feet front aad three sore hni and 70 Dc twenty
fs-. deeper than the present house.
III iet was adopted by TIE following vote, viz
Aariaatiyo-Councinen Hayes, Heely Riley, W.oFtof
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A t VIM. EVERDELLs SUNS, IUF r uIt .,uI
n st-WEDDING CARDS. Fine Ftationesy oo!oIeu int
,ial Stamping Mouogums Door api Number fiAies se<A
Presses. baai Books Cheeks. Nees Labels Nc V''sS-
ushed l8la
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AY, DECEMBER III, I5630TRIPLE SHEET
Drn GOODS.

L
EMPRESS CLOTHS, FRENCH POPLINS,
MERINos, REPS, IRISH POPLINs. ALpACAs,
DELAINES, &C., &C.,
| RErALED AT REDUCED PRICES.
LORD 6 TAYLOR,
| Nos 4sl to 461 BROADWAY.
| Nos 2ss to 2sl ORAND-sT,
| Nos a and 40 CATHARINEsr.
|DRESS GOODS FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS.
Asrrs ,.sormsn. OF desirable low priced DRESS GOODS
for HOLIDAY GIFTS.
LORD TAYLOR.
Nos. 4sl 10 4s7 BROADWAY,
Eoa 2ss to sSi GRAND-sT.,
No. At and - CATHARINE-sT.
INARNET, RUBY, AND CLARET SILKS.
das sssortmsus Of al the new shades plain SILKS.
AT RETAIL
LORD & TAYLOR,
Nos ISL to 4s7 BROADWAY,
Nos 2ss to 2sl GRAND-ST.,
Nos At and 10 CATHARINEsT.
FASHIONABLE CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
ans assortment Of the very latest styles ready
AT RETAIL
LORD s. TAYLOR,
Nos 4si to 4s7 BROADWAY.
Nos 2s to asi GRAND-sr,
No. q and 40 CATHARINE-sT.
IMOIRE ANTIQUES, Rich FANCY
PLAID and PLAIN LYONS DRESS SILKS. Including {.
a,s assortment Of rca SILKS suitable Tor carriage dinner
md evening wen.
Also Large assortment Of low priced SILKS.
LORD 6 TAYLOR,
No. ~ TO 4s7 BROADWAY,
Nos 3ss to 2si 0RAND-ST..
No. II aud 20 CATHARrNE-sT.
HOSIERY, UNDERGRADUATES,
GLOVES. TIES. sCARFs, ArUFFL2Rs &c, &C., &C.,
LARGE ASSORTAlEET, AT RETAIL.
LORD d TAYLOR.
Nos t6l 10 .s7 BROADWAY,
No. rs 10 2si ORANDsT,
Nos II and - CATHARIEE-sT.
LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES,
BANDS, LINENS, BLANKETS, CoUNTERPANEs. and
HoUSE-TURNISHING GOODS in every variety.
LORD G. TAYLOR,
Nos. Isl to +s7 BROADWAY.
Noa a5s to 2si GRAND-sT.,
Nos IT and 20 CATHARINE-sT.
DICH LACES FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
choice s.sortusnt Of shawi,, Points Sets, Collars.
s.shss BsbssI Coifurss va', FlOuncs Handierchief'
Sc.
ALSO, LOw-PRICED EMBROIDERIES,
for Holiday Presents, in gree. variety.
LORD g. TAYLOR,
No. IsI to 4e7 BROADWAY,
Mo-. 2ss to ISL ORAND-sr,
No. 81 to % cATHARINE-sT.
('LOAKSl CLOAKS! CLOAKSl
In addition TO p--.-n, large assortment, will open several
hAW AND IiSSfssnEp s' FOX TIE
APPROACHING HOLIDAY SEASON"
A.. our usual s,osh o<
WATERPROOF cLoAKs, at So 81, and ga
UNION BEAVER CLOTH cLoAKs. Ct o. 30 to $40
ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTH cLoAKs 80 IS to 81, 50.
CASTOR BEAVER CLoAKs. at 80 50 to si&
FRENCH BEAVER CLOTH cLoAEs Ssia SOTO go.
DoEsKN BEAVER cLoAKs ct sis s2a
VELVET PLUSH CLoAKs. at 80 - Sill
VELVET BEAVER cLoAKs, at SO s,,s sA
ALSO.
cHILpREH3 AND MISSES cLoAKs
In great variety.
wK. PEYToN.
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER,
No. ~. Bovsry near HOu..on-,t
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
NOW OPEN.
ALARGE STOCK or
FASHIONABLE GOODS
FRENCH KrRINos. ALPAcAs, ,o,n
s sHSi4b 2 gFIssEiSfs FfdHsES rSEfiss,
VIGOROUS BR0CHE, WOOL PLAlDS
LARGE STOCK ~ Low-rRlcEp DRESS GOODS,
| FROM s5c- A YARD AND UPWARD.
MOURNING DRESS 1S q Ssa NEW STYLES:
| Near Hous,on1s st
NEW FRENCH BALMORAL SKIRTS
| N FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
The nowo.. and NOT elegant q SSr lac
Selected personally hrs oAYNoR,
Nth special view to the wants o.our customers for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-iEARS.
Ao several Of French hand aud woven Corsess
In q. uske. and sizes Mss Cor.es and SKIRTS Corset Gov
ers Dress lmprovers 8c Sc, ard the newest and no"
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~ ,,,,s for tho due eeIerity eoEtainty and oecTT=
~ :" ~ cb RECOMMENDATION" Under this law, bids
o. ,,ooss to transport the mail With celebrity.
sccnrity," having been decided 10 be
tt ';STsi bids are construed as providing for
he estre nail however large, and whatever may be
tb n1o5st ofconveyRnce nece3saTJ 10 insure lts
SsEitT Certainty And security" and no Others VII BE-
rons;iisTed Except in the case oil rallroaa and
SSoFost ron Cs bids 1anling any particular MODE
Of eanreydnes are Invariably r:Jeeted. s.-...
IN A mobilization Of bid in any OFF essential
,sn. is Tantsmount to u new bid, and cannot 20 re-
$3.50 ~ ss 10 interfere with regular competition.
90 IL I. banr SET for receiving bids. Making
viii, guarantee and certificate, is the only
Tsy to modify previous bid
o, Potn,ssters are to be careful not to certify the
srTciency of uarantors suTettes without showing
Lt theT are persons Of sufficient Tesponsihiuty and
ali bidders guaIautors, and surettcs are distInety
notipj that on failure to enter into or Tue
for the service proposed for in the accepted
bids the legal liabilities will be enforced against
them. -.
-. Present contractors and persons known at the
,snartlnept must, equally with others. pressure
cTsrntors and certificates Of their suiheiency sub
staniiRiIJ in the forms above prescribed: Lhe GER
t;fcaie II suiciency must he signed ,! postmaster
or by Judge ola court Of record No other Gertih-
cate will be admitted. a. DLatIHI
iaul2-Sm EOSt""Ste' "s'e'4''
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Arrive At BaltinoFs next days b sr 1ea ri II 81
Arrive I V, at Old Point Comfort mex. days by
Proposals 1oo to commence service at Norfolk
ass Prom onaneOck by wlsevfl!e, GuiltSEd, Mes
SonRo TemperAnceVIlle. aud New Church, 70
--.. Uorptovn * miles and back, twice week:
Leave Onapeock Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at HorntoEn by p m;
Leave HorntoEn Monday and Friday at 6 4 M;
Arrive at Oaancuck by 1 p m.
Bids to end at New Church inNited-
asa Prom AeeOmack II. by Louisville, TO Locust
Mount, 10 miles and back, three times a
week.
Leave Aceou1ack II, Monday wednesday
aud Friday At pm;
Arrive at Locust Mount by 5 p M;
Leave Locust Mount Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at $ a N;
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road

"a 5y';ss3; g. EE5;s;zR
OS AND ATTER MONDAY. Nov 18th, Is62, Pas
- sonEor Trains viii leave Bridgeport a follows,
(suDdays SIeeptSd:J
II O5 A. n. Mall Train, stopping At All Stntio,s A.
TFe A. Pittshurgh at i:lO P. NJ, and
Cleveland at $50 p. 81.
55s ?. VI. Express Train, stopping At all station,
arrives at Pittsburgh At s:4S r. NJ
o.tO r n Express Train, arrives At Pittsburgh At
HOO P ~ and Cleveland At 9.22 A n
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At 9.2S A. " and "a :, "
HTs at bridgeport at 6.IO Z. NJ, aud 6.2I A. NJ
Leave pittsburgh a; lao A. NJ, go N and
laO P. ~. arrive at bridgeport at 6:2I A NJ 10 b
A. II. and 6:lO M. ~ '''-'
connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania Il. Il. S,-U,rr,.
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phiis.
delphia, New York and Boston
Cleveland wiki Cleveland 4 ToleJ p p f,- Ca,
dusEy, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
All points in the NORM WEsT WIN
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson
Chicago and the NORTH WEsf. viii
Cleveland Z Erie 4. K. for Erie Dun.
kiFk, Buffalo and Niagara Palls With
cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
SEestahe, Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudson with the Q. T. L c. r. for cuv.bo,.
PALS Akron Millersburgh and WooS-
At Alliance with p. PIT. W. C. R. h. for Canton
MASsillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
Atsteubenvilis with T. c. c. Line and AZ IRrI,,r
with G. O. y. R.R. EorZaneEvilIe New
ark Columbus, Senia, Dayton, IpII
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati LouisyilIs
o.. Louis, ST. Joseph and all point
Wtst and South West.
excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh aud return s. 20
any other route. fN'SAet 'uau
Through Tickets to all points In the West Sor,b
and East can be procured at the Office under H.,
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va. or with 1ycI,s.
Agent at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rntss IN
any point accessible by this road and its copnrction
~ The East, North, West aud Northwest M oFiIo
under MLurs House, or with Fl. Agent at BrIj,,,-
port STATION. WM. d. TERRY, Agent
Wheeling, Va.
D. D. WILLIAMS, Agent
}. N. MCCULLOUGH, President el''''O
K MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't, E.bs
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The present critical State Of European affair. will
render these publications unusually interestin ir
ms the IoEtheoidnk year. They will occunY q mia
die ground between tho hastily written nsy. IT,,
crude specuia;ions, and nyiug rumors OF The isiIS
9oGthAl and the ponderOus tome Oi tho future M:
tolAh' written after the living Interest and sTcIS-
meat oil TIE great political events Of the time bsiI
nAnS passed aSay II is to these Periodicals. thar
'Is' ook Tor the only really eligible Spo
TO Their vel established literary scieDti6e
anu Theological Character, urge them unon m
confederation Of the reading public f '
Tho receipt OF Advance Sheets FINN, ,,.
british publishers gives additional value 10 thsrs
nePEints, tna1inneh As they be placed n,
nal editions. O''Si
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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
BarRains! BarRainsll RarrainarrI

Bargains! BargalnSu Bargains!!!
n coniequgnes Of the Aet, that all Cotton Goods
L are Advancing very rapidly, and the indications
are that they VIII very coon bs higher than at any
previous time, have purchased large and splenlId
stock q Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, 1hich
have In store, No. - Main street, Centre WheeIing
And 70 which would respectfully invite the Attan-
ti0n VI the public intend selling the stock out
AZ the old prices and EooJs even cheaper than
they were ever known before. 50 that all persOps
needing goods, who will need them very soon had
better avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves, a. they i'll cave money by max
Ing their purchases At this tlme besides they viii
from.
Ny stock oOuHiItH, In part, Of Brown and BIeaehsd
huSlins, CaloOS. Mems and Boys wear Of every de.
oerPLion, Cheeks, Hlennels GinghAnI, Shawls Table
And Towel DiApSru, Irish Linens and Shirt Bosoms
PSraSols, Shaker Hoods Hoop Skirts Lace I'D Grsn.
AdIns Wells White GooIS, LAeos, EmbToIderieS Of all
kinds, HoIisTy, &C, &C.
LADIEsi LADIEsi Your special attention Ia
Invited TO my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS
which IL the largest cheapest aud nost conpsts OF
the season. Lawns, Plain, Plaid aud Embroidered
ORGY OOods, Mozambique, BerAgs AngIaia &C., in
great variety. Please call early, a. 1 will make il
greatly 70 your HdVAnnAge To do 30.
fou1 very respectfully,
JOHN kORSIER,
yoA No. % Main at, Centre Wheeling, Va
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 8 Ohio Railroad.

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oFFIcR OF THE B. o. Rco,l
RHEuLTs, lTth Aug, Is52-
PUsISEss being tnIly resumed on the Baltimore
~ Z Ohio Railroad, tie COrnpAuy having thorough
y reconStrueted the bIezI IN the track and bridges
asdsr Goysrnmeot protection. the rad thoroughly
ADD cDmpietsly EuREt5d By Government troops, viii
on AID Aiisr Ehs 18th Aug, tao through paasea-
ger trains, and continue Iheir full equipment In the
transportation Of Tonnage
PAsszSsKE SCHEDULE.
DePart,
LEAVE WHEELING. daily. At 1910 A ". Ben
wood lO=aU A. NJ: Grafton, $40 P. NJ; New Creek,
80 P N; Cumberland, 9sa5 P N; MArtinsburg,
zs9 A. ": HAEPtI'a ferry, AL A NJ AErise at Bai.
tiu1OFs AZ 500 A. N
Returning.
LEAVE BALTIMORE At P. ": Slnrtinsburz.
ii2as p n: Cumberland, / A. NJ; Grafton IL A ";
BenN00d- AIS r. NJ arrive a. Tneeling 40 P. u.
Dspart,
The second Train will depart daily, exeep, sstur.
days, ~ s-5O P n; Grafton 3:35 A NJ New Creek
~ A y. Cumberland, S.l5 A NJ; MariinsburE
lZ1SG r NJ HaTper's Very. l:io ?. NJ; Washing
Ton Junction, SiG P N; arrive At Baltimore Al $40
I>suyniHS,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, s.i5 NJ; Harper, Per.
y. 1870 A N; MArtinsbEEg. l:55 p 81. Cumber-
iAnd, o+l2 p NJ; OGklani, Ssy3 P. NJ; Grafton lI.4o
r u; BeHWoOd, ) A. NJ; arrive at Wheeling $40
". P. SMITH, Master Transportation.
L ". COLE, General Ticket AGENT.
JOHN KING, j, Auditor.
.DIEREY, General Supervisor Of Trains.
Up. WILLARD, superTisT Of Train.
J-B. FORD. Genl Agent, Wheeling. Hugis