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fFrom the y Y. Herald
Bull Run Russell.

We called the attention Of our
readers yesterday to the sudden
conversion of the London Times
to the views entertained by the
conservative and truly conscien-
tious portion of our people upon
the subject of slavery. The
Times, hitherto the enemy of me-
gro thraldom, now,defends the sin
stitution" upon Scriptural author
ity, asserting that there is much
in Holy Writ to justify it.
We are neither edited nor as
tonished at this turn about and
jump about movement of the blat-
ant "Thunderer," as the English
people love to style their tyrant,
but would simply desire to hand
over to its careful consideration
the following extract from its late
special correspondents letters
from this country which are now
hashed up as a diary. Upon this
very subject of slavery Bull Run
Russell, who never lost a chance
of saying something which he in
tended should be ungracious about
this country, always coupled with
some feeble animadversions against
us, took the following high ground.
We Gull this extrat from his
diary - ..
Among the passengers TO whom was
introduced was the Bishop Of Georgia
the Rev. Mr.. Elliott, man of exceeding
fine presence, OF great stature and hand
some face, with manner easy and
graceful, but we got on the unfortunate
subject Of slavery, and rather revolted
at hearing Christian prelate advocating
the institution on Scriptural grounds.
This afectation of Biblical sanction
and ordinance as the bssis of slavery
was not new to me, though it is moi
much known at the other side of the At.
lantic. had read in work on slavery
that il was permitted by both the Scrip
lures and the constitution of the United
States, and that it must therefore bC
dnubly right. A nation that could ap.
prove of such interpretations of thu
Scriptures, and at the same time read tn,
New York Herald seemed ripe for destruc
tion as a corporate existence. The ma
Ium prohiJitum was the only evil its crasI
senses could detect and the maIum per .
was its good, if it only came covered
with cotton or gold The miserable SO
phists who expose themselves to the con
tempt of the world by their paltry the
sicles on the Divine origin and use o
slavery are infinitely more contemplate
than the wrstchSd bigots who published
thSms long ago ON the prOpriety 0
burning witches, or on the necessity 70
the offices of the Inquisition.
Whenever the Southern confederAc,
shall achieve is independsncs-ne mat
ter what its resources, its allies or il
aims, it will have to stand face TO fac
with civilized Europe ON this question
Of slavery, and the strength which it de
rived from the agis of the constitution
"the league with the devil and scyenAn
with hsll"-will be withSrOd and sont
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NOTED over his head. Had the promotion
not taken place, probably the officers
views ca emancipation might have been
different. AS the case is not concluded,
| refrain mentioning names, merely Civ
ing the outline, 70 show how such cases
are acted upon here.
As far as my knowledge extends, no
general are field officer has resigned, or
even rendered his resignation upon this
plea. There have been only three or four
such cases in the whole army, aad they
have been all line or company officers
FrsderIsksburg Later.
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POST HEADQUARTERS.

Psst-Hsa dqusrtsrs 81 ColleRs street, kotvsea IA.
ion and Church streets (Dr. Waters resi- sdenSs) esH.
r. p, Mitchell, ssmmanding.
AssistaAi QHsrtsvrssiey-Di and lAspsetiHg
Oleer, on Cherry street, bstwooA ChHroh aud Broad.
Capt }, e. Chandler,
AssidaHt eusrtsr NosteT-Ih shArRn or TTsHHpertA-
tion, Cherry street, between Uuiss and Church.
Capt }. ID. Bingham.
AssstaHi Q,,srtsB.sssrlA shATgs Of ing, "a
and Garrison EquiPsEs, Ne. II Market street. oNPt.
Tho6. }, Cox.
AssisfdHi eWdFtsrrssHcr In sAaTBs Of Means si
Transportation and QuartsrmAsters stSros on Cherry
street, near Theatre. Lieut.. ChAs II. lTViH.
AsfsiaHf Quartsrrudsior-Ia charge sf Puel, Forage
and Stationery, Ne. 81 Market street Lieut.. VIM.
Mills
Assisidat euaFtsraaasr - Fer the Assignment si
Quarters and Receiving snd lssniug Hospital Stores.
Capt. O. Mexican lAporte
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t. o, .. ?
JoHN Y, HmI, 6raud Secretary, should bo Sa4 sSsod
81 NashHills, Tens.

joan n, HIDE orAnu secretary bhould 90 Aos $500
81 Nashadls, Tens,
TenA.s.ss Lodge, No. Meets every tuesday Even
ing at their Hall, the corner of Union and Sum
meT streets The ofoeTs for the present term, are
o. s. Lesueur, n a.; j. r. Mia, Y,di J, l.. Weakly,
Secretary L. X. Spain, Treasurer,
Trabus Lodge, Ne Io-Mects At the same place
every Monday Evening The olhoeTa are r. A.
Campbell, O., Henry Apple, N.G; J. l. Park
secretary h. y, Brown, Treasurer
Gs.iley Lodge, No sO-Meo,s At their Hall, on South
Cherry ErooI, every Friday evening The oinoers
are o. G. Covert, \ O.; frank Harman, V,Gi James
Wyatt, Secretary W. NJ Mallory, Treasurer
Ausra Lodge, No. les, (GsrnInl Meets at the
Hall corner OF Uniln and summer streets, every
rhursdsy Evening. The ofhoors arc Charles Rich,
SGS T Frcdmar, Nd., - Bitlerhchi secretary
Geo, seiior,e Treasurer.
Ridley Eacaa,pnsai, No. l.-Mocts At the above Hal
On the Arst and third Wednesdays OF each mouth
The officers arc. Mills, C.P,, T n, Aolirite, HI
q, y, FULLER, S.W Peter Harris, Jr, JW'i John
Hide Scribe b. h, Gutter, Treasurer
Ol,ps Erlncl EoasaHprssHh No A--Nretz At the
above Han un the sctnud and iourth Wednesday
nights of each mouth. The ohlccrs are Jas T Bell,
or; Hcury Apple, HIP, y. hokor, s.W,, r. lried
man, J,W,' Charles Klrohar, soribei }, n Ward
Treasurer,
Tks Degree u DaaghtG ot RsbskdA-Mssta the Orr
Friday afternoon Ot each mouth, 81 O'Clock,
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
InIIN CnuMnI.EY- MnrrhnL.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN CHUMBLEY, HarthaL
Deputy MartLals-w. a. Wilkinson, A. C Tucker,
and JAIaeE A. stssle.
Clerk orh MsyEst-John Chumblsy, sz-o6loto, nrst
Jacob French, s-oond Anu Tbos. MsCtty, third.
Tas AssSor-wnlian Driver.
Rsps-us Cslsctor-A. q. ShAnklnnd.
Water Tas CsleoIor--E. B. Garrett
TrsarIg-R henry
Wharf Naasr-ThOmAs Leake
supsyintsaasut q he Ho,khouss--I. q DOdd
Superintendent n Rs RaiS, Work.-wm. Stewart
chef Of Ne Ere Dspdytmsni--Joba N. ssabury.
ssrioa Of D.. Cs,nStuB-T. \. NsBrids.
Street osasssr-J. L. Stewart
olv AaorRsy-R. =. Malg.
CITY COUNCIL.
Board Of Lliarms,-N. N. Brisn, President John
Csrpsr, jos. J. kObb, Ed Nulloy, II. ' scoyel, w. T.
Cheatham, n. g. l.. claiborne and J. Smith
Lopraoa Counsil-AndrsW Anderson, President; Jas.
Turner, Wilhaa Roberts, G. NJ. South gaie, Abraham
Myers AlgK. Mcdaniel, L. d. HOuRh, Charles SayeTs,
J. b. kuOwies ". A. HsCellsnd, T. J, IArbrough,
Vim. Driver, Wn. Stewart, nos oready, Wa. Haily
ana Wm Baahsrn.
@lEpns ssHERusa 0ss soSHon.
Fbssaos-KuSwlSs, SssVd saa Bnsa
Hste Wsrhs-Ahee9Sa, oDih ENa Sin1osRna
Streets -uun, Turasr, kYsE, Nsal0y, 0sathAm,
TarbrsuEh, JrsaSy ana nfF.
Wh%,f-EaFasr, ewIE saa RS@al~Ha;
ssh.ss-chenFAan, HSEJ Has KaSw'sH
Pks p.poknSss-bfyc ore, Stewart ana McA0Rsad
ess-Drlvsr, srsaEV Gad Myers.
eSAReV-SanitA, sEabsra ana stswua-
HsrRa Hsu.-IHSrsusA, RsSsrs SRt ONzp0.
hSs~-AulSy, MSsasd zAG Sowurt
Psitse-ohssthAa, Briea ara saTSCR,
srrhss-eEesdy, aGhsrAS EnH kysEs,
WsrkASus.-saJsps, ksbO AAd HspAAiS5.
TnFvoooasaa saA Spsa6thESv-M6aaAna, Brton
aud Sahbsp.
PubEs Prsp~y-EObS, Stewart aad syfves-
PED Hoaso-Oarpsr, South sAto asa Kahey.
Sc The Beard oil Aldermen noota the Tuesday, .
hoHI preceding The seoOHd And fourth Thursdays In
sach month, asa the Common Counon the second
and fourth Thursdays Ia each nenth.
NIGHT POLICE
d4BtaiR-JShR BauEh.
FiTa LtstHsHani-Andrew Joyce
Second LisHteaart-John n. Davis.
PoHee1nen-wm. Jackson, John eAvSudeT Nioh Da
VS Joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, John Cottrell, william
| ltayo John Engles, J, W. Wright, John Puckest,
Robert scott, W. c. francis, David Yates, ChAs. Hu
| lnI and W. DAnley.
sB- Tho Police Court Is Opoued evory morning at
| une O'Clock.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. l-Old Gun Factory, Cherry street, on the Hil.
2-Uniyersity Building, Market street, on the
Hln.
" s--Ensley's Building, Sc corner Public Square.
4-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hll.
5-Guu Factory, upper end Front street.
e-Colcgc street, near Broad.
7-Colege street, between Church and BROAD.
" s-Mssonle Han, Church street, nsar Summer
Square,
lo-Msdleai College, College street, en- the HUI.
IL" PHsr HOUSE, "--on the University Pike.
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, ,rnOr Cherry.
l2-HumS High school, Spruce street, cor. Bread
l4-Fsmas school, Church street, iear ChattA-
nooga Depot.
15-Hyncs' High school, Line strst, corner Sum.
NOR.
16-Cordon Block, corner Broad sirs5I and River
Landing.
" lT-oTFIoRRs' HosPiTAL-Plauters Hstsl, SvIa-
mor street, corner DsAdsriek
4" ls-CorRsf Church aud College streets.
" "lO-MOrriE stratloa's Building, Ne. "a Market
street
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VALUABLE INFoRMATIoN.-The London
Weekly Dispatch, in a recent violent at
tack on the United States, says that it
is notorious that no person Of color has a
vote, even in the free States; there is a
reign of terror at the ballot-box there
is no career for any man Independent Of
a faction and .electioneSring trickery; and
free persons Of color are prohibited from
holding lands, or so much as setting foot
within Ohio, Illinois, and other Nst0 Eng
land SateA
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Rcsigning on Conscientious scruples.

Recently an officer rendered his resig-
nation, giving as a reason that when no
entered the service in August last, he was
not aware that the President intended TO
issue the Emancipation Proclamation,
lie was opposed TO the policy of the pro-
clamation then, and was so still, and
finding that was impossible for him TO
conscientiously give ii his support he
asked for an honorable discharge from
the service. The document passed
through the usual channels to the Grand
Division Commander, who refuses TO ac-
cept it,, and ordered the officer to be tried
by court martial for disloyalty. One Of
the officers, through whose hands the pa
per passed, indorsed on il that the ap-
plicant should be stripped Of his uniform,
drummsd out Of camp, and passed over
TO his friends on the other side Of the
river. The officer wishing 10 resign, in
a portion Of his tender OF resignation,
added that another reason was, that an
other officer his junior, had been pro-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-31

WABASH SCRATCHES. This Is the
name Of an eruptiye disease at present
quite prevalent IN our city. The name
is a very proper one, as the victims arc
compelled to work with as much diligence
as If goadsd on by the very "old
Scratch himself Yiaosanes Sun
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CIRCUIT COURT,
MILF A II Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

DepdTLmssI-HSadquRrtsrs Sa HlsA street Ma.
Cen. ROsscrSnI, sOnmandiAg.
Chi5 quarters 81 Hgh TtTest,
near Cedar. Lisvt Col. Jus, ". Taglsr
CAiSf CsrsD,ifsa'K Headquarters - 6uAEaH strOst
near Bread, Lisut. Gel. 4. simmons
PrsVoS kdyIAaI Ga~sI Headquarters 60 High
street Capt ". N. Wiles.
Medical Dbssiss - sursssA A. Hsag Thurston :
OhsS, "a Cherry SHsst.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-31

GRANT THoBBURS, the distinguished
hortioulturist, so well known throughout
the country for his eminent private and
public worth, died at New Haven yes-
terday, aged 80 years.
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The end of the world is again being
predicted by sesrs OF the Millerits per-
suAsion. One closes up matters the 18th
Of August next, and another extends the
time TO 1867.
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Father Waldo, the veteran preacher
and revolutionary soldier. completed his
one hundreth year on the tenth Of Sep
tember. He preached in Syracuse Doc'
25th
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A Memphis correspondent says Mat
ters in and around Memphis are vastly
improved sinee the advent Of General
NeRtch."
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

ShsrIg-James ". Hinton. Depptls'--Thomas hob.
son and J. X. Buchanan.
Rsgister--Phiueas Garrett
T,usieo-W. Jasper Taylor.
Ooroaer-N H. Belohor
RaHgsr--JOhn Corbtt.
RsVenue CollsctOr-w. p. Robertson.
Railroad Tas Colleoior-J. a. Brlley.
Oo,lablss for ne Hsshgals Dlstrie1--John y. cover
and j. x. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
Jadss-hon. James Whiiworth.
OIsrk-P. Lindsey Ncho
a. The Judges Court neets tho nrst Monday In
each mont aud lhs Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Mag OF the County, IL hold the Arst Non
day in January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT,
Jadgs--- -.
C1sk-David c. Love.
RS- The Court meets tbs frat Monday In March
and September,
CRIMINAL COURT.
JaSgs-HSu. william K. TSrasr.
Css-k-CAhrlss I. nssom.
e. Ths Csurt nSots Ihs arSi Monday 10 Aprs Az.
gust AHd december.
cHANcERY COURT.
C4sassAsr-Hon. sAnuSI D. RriersOA
Cssrk and Mastsr-J. n. slSavss.
RE- The osurt meets he Lsi Monday n NAY Ant
November.
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B. B. COMMON & BRO,

3. B. COMMON q BIO,
COmNIssuON mEHCHANTS,
NO COLLEGE STREET
New STOCK lust received and for sale
low 20 close out ConsiR MN entB.
GOO aps COMMON a B,o.
ID(( boxes SALT, Tor sale BY
IOO spS CoNNOR Il bro.
Sn Coils ROPE, for salob BY
~ apps CoNNoR a BRO.
Az Sps COMMON n BHo
lO APPS CoNNoR BRO
lOO aps COMMON 4 BRO.
OO Gps CoNEUR = BRO.
OO Sps onNNoR a BRO.
10 chests TEA, for sale by
IL Rps CONNOR BRO
IL spS '''' ~ ' coNNoR BRO.
80 cadles TEA, for sale by -
IL APPS CoNNoR BRO.
10 s sps '' " ''- u" 6oSS6R BRO
~ aps CoNNoR BRO.
lOO S Sps CGNEOR A BRO.
20 S SpS ~ ~ C0NNoR BRO
nE boxes COFFEE, for sale by
70 Hps CoNEoR 8 co.
la Sps CONNoR BRO.
IO sps CONEoB BRO
"a Sps IooNNoR BRO.
x kits HERRING, for sale by ....
y aps COSNoR& a BRO.
q kits sIAD, for saleby
~ APPS CoNNoR& BRO.
10 bbls TROUT, for sale by
lJ Hps ooNNoR Bl,o.
10 0Ssi Sps mA'AA"Ai'' 'O' '''' GGSoNNoR a BRO.
q OSI,i Sps '''-''' W. '' y ooNNOR BRO
10 APPS SpS o'''' "N'''''' " coNNoR BRO.
Is OS1Gs Sps D'''' '''''' ''' 'A'' VG{oNNoR a BRO
~ SSs ans '0' 'A' y ooSNoRA BRO
6O bbls Crushed Sugar, for sale by
OO APPS CONNOR a BRO.
IDk bags MEAL, FOR sale by
IySC apps CONNoR8 BRO
6nO bbs FLOUR, for sAlO by
CN)O APPS COENOR A BRO.
on casks HAMS, for by
~ ans CONNO 4 BRO.
90 casks Sides, for sale by
~ apS CONNOR 4 BRO.
OOn bbls 1ne POTATOES, for sale by
ZOO sps CONNoR a BRO.
0O boxes rresh Garden sEED, for sale by
~ APPS CONNOR 4 BRO.
. bbls Onion sEIs for sale by
. ApS CONNOk RltO.
Tn tisrces CanvaAsed HAMS, with large lot OF al
~ sorts OF Goods, which We will close out low a
our old stand, No College street -
APPS b Il. COSNoR Bro.
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faithful performance, without other IsteFeass 70 th-
If ugb trnusportation than may DC Necessary
GnT The due CELEBRITY certain ~ ana socutl'
70 Pr -, tr,n-portation.' Under ms Jaw, bids
y W ,zs 10 transport the mail with celerity,
tIht ana security having been decided 10 be
CsI'T' '.sr,I bids are Construed A. pIOs'aihg iOr
tte nail ho,.eVeT large and ~hAl"Nsr may be
w 81 Lrnnyeyauce necessary 20 insure a. ''eS-
me NO y and security" and no others v II! DO
IelItyi - Fncept in the case oi IaiTt-id aud
,,t ron . bids Hdiaing any particular mod,
st ~ s,,,,,,c, arr iJ,rdriGbly rGIoetsd-.
q s"' g5i6cation ola bid in any OF It's essential
- = t,ntsInnunt TO a new bid, and cannot DO re-
tI ~ a. TO interfere with regular competition,
80 la-t Llur set GOr resolving hos. Making
uew bid, Will guEEHHtee 1 ii e'N' '-'J
vSay TO modify preStohs orr. a., - ,,c.r,it. IL
y, I,stnsstsrs are be careful NOT t'ceItliy ths
80, - ,.Iisrantor- sureites without Knowing
~, - ,s ,r.lns Of sufficient pOnsibly; ami
N Li5dsr- -aarantoTs, and huretie- are Liaunciy
ifi ,l,,r On a failure 10 enter into OF perform the
r.ts for the -eryiec proposed Tor IN tue accepted
III T64 legal liabilities viii be eiHoieeu against
them , ..,.I Mariana known Al IL.
t--,-rtnieDt. must equally with "thsrs' procure
aud certihc ,tes Of their stiticieney sub
sI,,iIiII Ia lie forms above prescribed. The GER
r mi eiency must b. signed ~ postmaster
~ Nv "A ilIse ola court u record 40 TtITi Geftin'
cat will be admitted r,,utt.. -,
f,ul1-.m jam
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Leave Old Point Comfort daily except sun
day, At g. m snan:
Leave Baltimore daily, except sunday a. 500
arrive ", at Old Point Comfort next days BY .
PROPOSAL. to commence service at Norfolk
invited. -, ,,.,s.-i No.
7''@ ~ INN. r,nceVilIr. and New Church. 20
T"FHtoEG. = miles and back, twice "s+H :
Lave OnaucucS Tuesday ana S't"'A'S -
49,.
Arrive at uO-utOvn BY ? M ..
~. ii,r1topr Monday and Friday At q 90"
arrive at UnaucrcE Dy4 p M
ria, 10 end At New Church in'!trd- ..,
,ts, I'm Aceomack II, by louisville, TO Locust
'''' Mount. 10 miles and back, three tunes
1s,Te Arcomsck c II, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday AT : IN;
arrive At Locust Mount BIZ : NJ ,-,.
lave Locust Mount Monday, "e"Ass1'''
,- alt IT Assousek c II, by Il a IN.
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The present critical state OF European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur.
die ground between tho hastily written pevysism.
crude spcculatOns, AID flying ruTnors of the daily
Journal and the pUndeTous tome OF the future his-
ment OF the great political Of the time shall
nave passed away. II Is TO these Periodicals that
reSeT7 must look for the only really inteiligibic anJ
ntdtnn TO their vel established literary scientific
aud theological character, urge them upon the
consideration of The reading public
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
british publishers gives additional vaue to these
the hands of subscribers about ~ soon as the ori
nal editions.
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FORM OF PROPOSALS.: GUARAN'
TEE AND CERTIFICATs'

,,,..-,.,-r,,yp,I -, v hsse post Office address
i'e .6IInfy OF state OF --r proposes
he mails OF the United Sta;e=, from July l.
is6s 10 June 80, 1867, on route No. - "e' e ~
-S0' - - under the Advertisement o.! Inc
pg,,,steT General dated December -, l9's' With
.tfs+ify certainty AMI secur ty,'.< for the annual
s,rp Of - dollars. -,
:TJs nroposl Is made with iull ows'ise Of the
,ts,anrs1i the route. the weight OF the mai 10 ne
carried and all other particular in reference 10 rue
-. nj service and. also AFTER careful eNauiiii =
ZION Of the law, and Instructions attached 20 the H"-
vertisemeat-
dated
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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time 10 Save Money!


\ consequence Of the fart. that all Cotton Goods
are adTiDring very rapidly, anil ;Ec Indications
ar thIt they Will very soon be higher than any
previous sine have purchased large aEd s3l-n.l.d
stock al Fore!-u and Domestic Dry Goods, VII iCh
have IA store, 40 - Main strrv;, Centre Wheeling,
and which would respectfully invite the Gtten-
zion u the public intend selling the stock cut
ut the Oh prices, and some Eoo,i- cheaper than
they we've ever kEJwu before. - JhIt all persons
needing goods. who vail need them very s0UE Ind
b7tsr avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves, they a i'll save money by max
ing ther purchases At this time; besides they will
have good assortment to make their selections
nom.
NJ stock consists, in part Of Brown and BleAched
&I-ii- C.Iieo=, Nous Boys of every de-
scriPt0u- Checks, F!Annels, GinghAns ShawIs Table
and Towel Diapers Irish Linens and Shirt BosOIns,
Parasgis, Shaker Hoods Hoop Skir;s Lace and Gren-
Iue Wells, White Goods, Laces, Eubroider!es OF all
kiaGs, Hosiery &c, &c.
LADIES! LADIES! Your special attention Is
inyitsi 70 ny very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS
which l. he largest, cheapest and most complete OF
she season Lawns Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods, NfOzambiques, Berags Anglais. &c, in
great variety. Please call early, viii make it
greatly TO your advantage TO do so.
Yours Vers respectfully,
JOHN ROEAER.
i-2f No. 81 Main ST.. Centre Wheeling, Va.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
inC o @ Il DOOI


II Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r. Il. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phils-
d=lphia, New York and Boston.
Cleveland ~ith Cleveland ( TOIei +. r. for San
tusky, Toledo, Detroit. Chicago aud
al points in Thc NORTH WIN
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jacksuu
Chicago and the NORTH WEST. With
Cleveland & Erie x. Z. Tor Erie Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. with
Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati Tor
CresL!iue, Delaware, Columbus aud
Cincinnati.
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