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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
FROM NEW BKUNsWICK.
The blockade Runncrs-Americans lnpii-
cnied-The Steamers Flushing md He
pnbIic Of New-York-The Gen. Banks
Of Bo~ton-A suggessien 10 Govern

caue,Dopdence Of Tho n. Y. Tribune.
ST. Jons, N b, Jure6 1863
Notwithstanding the opinion which 70 generally
,revas with ms in the United States that the sym
pathies OF our provincial neighbors are entirely
oiyen 10 the cause Of RebellioI-for which opinion,
alas. there are substantial grounds-yet the Union
hss many s,auncb friends here; and these complain,
and spparontIy with much ustDcss that their people
have been compelled TO bear the obIoquy OF some
transactions with which they have bad hIto or
nothing TO do.
Since stopping in this city, have heard leading
merchants, wbose fympathies are with ne, Complain
bitterly Of tho course Of the American press aud
peop. in ttismatteg Their city, they say Las had
To .ufier the bad reputation Of being rendezvous
Tor blockade runners. The extent OF the business
has been much exaggerated; ana ~ nearly AZ -
real cares the goods have been furnished ny Amer
can merchants who well knew 'beiT denuh"'o',
clipped here On American slcnmerr, ana 1'e oi'y
benefit accruiug 10 81. Jobnpeople wah th"' ue'i'e'
from lie truck ge Ii T0ss the cly. -,
h'ceDiIy there have been heVefh' IpsOances nun,
tr9tIhg tho manner winch Tic poptoh OF d. Jo,in
~ It nsGtral port has been taken advantage % Wy
luRiIaA men 81 The United stgies 70 ihWhft ule
piaBs ~ theL own GOycuDieDi Inc fiunn'DB N
very fart Itilc tteaMeg-wGs brought mere hvn'
Aew-York. Her saloon ana guards were taken on
md other htera ,ODe made TO it er for nc " puf
noss, Ter Laue changed 10 the "kanNai hho
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........
Cleared.

Stssmship-Columbia Barton, NewOrlesns.
stesmen-Msrtha Stevens, Chance, Baltimore; w. Weed.
ward, Cundid Baltimore.
B.fk.-Frsnk Dunn (Br) Vanderbilt, Warrington, D. C.,
j. McSorley; Olaf Kyus (Norw.), Evortson Stsrssgu.
Funch Msi6eks Wsnlti Czoerns (Aust sodies, Cork.
Holmboe Bachen.
Mei1cks & WeDdl; Judge Hstbsway, Hyen Philadelphia.
Ii. q. Brown; Daisy, Eubieton Gloucester, Eng. -
schooners-Johp u. Gould, Grfin Gloucesterj Alfred
Cheek Wixon, Gloucester II. Fisher u. Buxton. TIT
COMB Portland, W. H. Riversmh X G. Russell, Bunting.
A. c. eos; Antelope Morton, Porsaaeuth.
NJ H., WIS. Brown Co.. Sarah Holden, 1homsston w.
Brown Co Anthem Hotehkiss Washington. Thompssa
sloop-Aurors. Williams Norwich, H. S. Racket L Son.
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then cleared for Bermuda under British register.
Had her business been legitimate, she could have
been much moro expsdi,iously and economically
fitted out al New-lcrk. The people concerned IN
her al Americans and strangers 10 81. John.
Last week "A large IRON steamer, bearing The Loyal
name of General Banks, owned by q prominent
dry-gooos man Of Boston ard other Americans clam
ing 10 be loyal, brought bre and transferred 70
parties Of Halifax VIGOROUSLY connected with block
ade running and Is 1t 10 asserted by men who shonld
know, the payment was made from Nassau funds.
This steamer was formerly the British mail.boat
Scotia, and run in the Irish Sea- She was taken In
the attempt to the blockade, sold at auction IN
your city, registered under her new name and Last
week there appeared In the Boston Journal highly
patriotic letter from Gen. Banks, thanking her own
er for The honor thus conferred upon him. We can
perhaps imagine what will be the Generals emo
tions v hen he learns her subsequent history. A day
or two since, another smaller steamer called the
"Republic," arrived from New-York. She is said
70 be very fast There 10 no ca Tor such boats in
these waters, and no one here doubts the motive
which induces the owners to take this round about
way to gei to the West Indies.
Our government is very sharp on some points; It
has inerdcted the shipment Of Anthracite coal TO this
port for fear 1t may find its way southwark. Would
II not be wise 10 extend the SUI ervsion little fur
ther and look after the men who are selling steam
boats " DO sent out Of the countryi MAINE.
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Movements Of tho wess India Squadron


The correspondent Of the Merchants' Exchange
and News Room, Nos 50 and So Pine street, writes
from Cape Haytien, May %, that that port having
been created naval rendezvous the L. s. Transport
ahip Guard, Com. W. Lee Hays, arrived on the 10th
with 200 ,uns Of coal and naval stores on board,
and had during that time supplied the following
four steamers with coal and stores, viz: on the 10TH
the Santiago de Cuba Com. Wyman, arrived from
Havana AID eoa!ed slongside. On the following
cav the Rhode Island, Com Irenchsrd, from Ha-
vana, and The Chippewa, Boysop, from 81. Thomas
arrived and were ooaled, the latter sailing on the
I'D for Port Royal, s. C., where she has sDce ar
rived. The u. S. steamer Mercedits. Com. Ransom,
from Bost On where she was thoroughly repaired and
strengthened arrived at Cape la, tien Oh the I'D
and aiso coalei from the Guard.
The writer gives additional particulars Of the loss
Of The t. 5. Snip Shepherd Knapp, briefly mentioned
in The Herald correspo ndence from Port Royal. lie
states that the Shepherd Knapp, on entering the
barbor on the 10Th at broad day having pilot
Oh board, went ashore At tie entrance, aud wonld
become total wreck. The crew and stores were
all saved but il If doubtful whethe her gus, eight
IN number, can he recovered. Capt. Eytinge 10
Justly open ~ for endeavornR ~ he did, to
enter the haIbor even though day hgl, At tie
time, without plot. aud through his csrelessne,s
the service has ost one OF lis most useful vessels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

In heamsaip Albany, from heces,r-Cel Pickett, 3ssh
Mas Major Geo ii. ClaIk seth N. VI H. M. Woodhouss
18th Me- Lieut.. d. strothers. lSed y. Csrt W. K.
NJ H. Bes.sy 18th Mass, Cspt c. Rockwell Lieut. Stl'
by w. w Williams u. g. N, Lieut. b. H. Tieknor, 8. c.
Nelson. and ~ 10 the steersSe.
In seanslip Lopisidna fyo~ LiceypoeICspt. B1stow.
J. g. Frele Capt Wood. q. Sayer aud lady b. WGdhsisht
j. Gates s. Pierce and lady, lamont LADY and child s0d
5C& ia the steerako.
In tsan.t,p Gassose J'o~ Ltrapoo' G.d QsessstoT:-
Msd L. Comb Maj Chom and daughter MI Lambert. MI
Lewi. Nj Watkins Mr Bosto, and daughter Capt. salt
en- Capt Boruss Messs. TANNER Coleman, Lea, Taylor,
Kesrnsy, Eton, Chapman. Graham, TisnAn-
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Acknowledgement
VERONICA ouINouEFOLrA /!

Oop's GRxAr CIR TO MAS-THE USvAILisa CuRs!
Th. new and wonderful blood purifier sold by Soorr Co.
Chsmist, No. 76S Broadway Price 80 PER package, two
packages IS sufficient to case Of Cancers scIofus
aud Frupli9 ma Sent by express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
An Incident in virginia.

A recent letter from the Rsppahar mock, published
in The Bostoa Transcript, mentions tie following
incident:
"On Wednesday I'D instautl Rebel picket came
over bathing when our guard ordered him out OF the
river. lie wen, back, put clothing, took delio-
era,e aim al the soldier who cent him away, and
shot him dead. d. Of truce was imned isiely
ordered by Ma. Gen. Hooker, who demanded the
instant surrender Of the murderer The Rebel CON-
nlandes complied forthwith. and tho offender wa
zen, 10 Gen. Hooksrs headquarters prisoner. with
message 10 deal With him as lie thought proper,
lie 10 at this momen, In the gnard-house, aud will
undoubtedly DO percmptorily shot"
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fAdyeItiseuent-l

VERONICA QUINQUEFOLIA, OR SCROFULARIA.
-scRorrLA FRApIcArou, Gods Great Medical Gin Thu
sovereign pu-der OF the blood and prepared by me
PscAaye. al 49, Il double quantity IS treble 81 80 qusdn
pr aI0 Cstha Piewort, sure cure ffor fer ana a.
fy6in, immediate relief S. VIZ. H. PRINCE, Flushing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
CITY ITEMS.

ANOTHER DEATH FROM THE BAxTrRsTREET
FIaH-Ys,erdsy Coroner Widey held inquest upon the
body Of Mrs Margaret Kes'ins, who received injuries By
jumping from hird.toy window, the night Of the re at
No. Is Banter street. with view to saving her lie She
died at the Bellevue Hospital Wednesday night Thi' 10
the siIth victim Of that IRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

The U s sloopofwsr Marion and tho u. s. sehf Amer,
ca reported arrived in this moraus edition are archored
between City Island sad Th,osys Neck. They have on
borad He'll late Puot stephen D. Horton 90 the Aaon shs
Andrew Lockwood Oh the America VIII coms up 70 me
city 81 the hrst favorable opportunity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

idverisemsnt
All the LATEST and BEST PATTERNS OF BRAID
and EMBROIDERY SrAnps less tbsn usual prices Fn
sets OF dozen stamps for Lsds and Chdrens Dresses
either braid embroidery half Of each, Sit Brushes,
Pads Inks kc 9Th full instr nctons 81 extra Sent Tree
Of express ehrg on receipt Of price, Every fancy or Trim
ming store mako profitable branch OF their
business Address Nine DExoREsr. No. 473 Broadway. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
ADVERTISEMENT
MADAME DEMOREsT's EXCELSIOR DRESS

snKLps an entirely article. and warranted very dnra.
m. nnor u. fleet protection dress from the effects Of
under the Price IS cents Also the most
p.rsct .tye Of Spiral spUt Bosom Pads 60 and :: cents
liant on receipt of the price AZ MIMI DEMO
nKsrs Enponius 4,3 Broadway, aud al tho branehca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
Advertisement. ]

"IIow TO TRAIN UP 4 CHILD" by the Rev.
81 W. BErcnEK, including the Loving Household. Birth
stanps the Man Dispositions Inherited Mndforce Depends
o BODY How Men are Measured. Education, Human Re-
sponsiblY Free Agency AL The Faeultie, Good, Radlc.
MISTAKES Choice 81 Vocation Sacredness Il Psrentsge. In
June No. PHKksoLoGfCaL JOURNAL Only l0c, wonn ~.
FowLEh { Wells, No. G8 broadway. N. Y.
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SAILED.

stesmship-Columbis for Nsw-OflesAA
Stssmsrs-Salvor. aud Easls
Ships--Fors Mcdonald (Br). Owsso, and Vils Dc Tea-
-Adstsdesd Norw.). Msguir (Brsm.) Return lBrl
Bnss-,AbssdIstd (Brsm) Tsussits tBI.), and kesnns
Star (Br)
sohosasr-Dsy.
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Spoken.

juno o. IS miles s. T.. by s. nom bsrneSs sns ososss
No dale t 81 90 Ion % ~ Norwegian bark Ydsn fro"
Gutenberg for Boston, ~ days oet
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sun- Rises % Seta ........7i3o Moea-Rsss. lbs
sandy Hook. 3.l0 Gov. Island. 5:35 HsbSets. 1@
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iAdv.rtisomeut.l

NINE. DrMoREsl's MIRROR OF FASHIONS.
Ealraordinary yearly .ob'cribs NJ endid 10
Tor Lsy Ag.Lt IA city and town ~ IN
United stntes. AL do we'll See MrnoR oY fssniors
Published ~ Mime, DkaeaKsT's ESIoElps OF FAAhieNs
No. Az Broadway. N' t''+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

Az IMPRESSIVE ScTsr.-At tie great Union
meeting held in Chicago on Thursday evening, a
moet thrilling and impressive scene occurred. The
Hon. VIM. Kellogg Of Peoria, was addressing the
vust crowd with his accustomed eloquence, In be-
half Of supporting the Government and tie iaws'
Suddenly psusing, be exclaimed;
Would that could lft 10 Heaven the bands OF
thoee Thousands which l see before me, and have
an oath registered there, that nero kEvEKl Wine
Rebel lives or n foot OF reasonable soil !. 10 be
found, shall this war oeasci and that II fhhli be
prosecned with al the vigor and with all the terri
lie means 1T our disposal, until the entire Union
shall be restored"
Administer ill' " Administer itF'-shonted
scores Of voices. Administer IL !'-swelled upon
the air, IN tLourands took up the cry. Then hit
M your bands, said Judge Kellogg and, bending
down. he ran his eye over The vast crowd. can
sec no coppeTbeaos," he shouted; " tbese uphited
hands are lLose ol loyal ireenen-pairiois all Aud
amidst tho most impressive rilence he Administered
the OATH the substance OF which is given ABOVE and
Thousands oi voices mingled IN one mighty Response
T.. 4
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BcIew.V
NIemOPauda.

Bsrks-- Wye tBr) Mason Liverpool Express PrsA)
Unrich, Antwerp APil2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

FROST IN Wheeling papers Of juno
speak of heavy frost 10 that vicinity on wsdnss.
day morning, June 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
LoynIty and Emancipation In Missouri

Al the reception Of the New-iork Delegation TO
the Chicago Canal Convention, Al 81. Lous, Gov.
Gamble. ia The oourse Of his address Of welcome,
thu stated the petition Of hissouri:
G,nteusn e New desfc 10 eIprso 10 zen car
gratitude 10 the teIe-t you have felt a. nsuiissed IN a.
ushted vel Hty be carried cut lAgt au'e
You estE- sacuheo tAinE Tor To-
lion iCh.ef. Iefs IL 10 gnosgstocd that sLDiiot
which beoa,s AsssuTian .Lstltuuos Which tonnst a.
her In .oG ID. sogil, nsAss Aei ess sbs
70 tic soutb- about BE- by her iCb.er. nbe
csuse. er-ae. cot OF" tt-ns~sd ohssfs Tire
NOD. ed u.Anuog - b. rn - to
stlef. sfy dosutuc efFf's.ieh o. 'leh .
tuJ,ct nisgtsT h - - 70 81 90 ibo.e ~bs are
10 .IpTea The VII cf Nc pse,1s bot thsi un 10 aons,
a L 10 Intended o. BE- soa tie Il l. nrei fs that vi
or, AID done To b. sisEsst 10 Iot ssBhi 81
lths.fs
NtLe Therefore gentlemen Of Ee~fofi, Isr csn tnow
very aise eIper.ntsl' Of condition Asf- be- q
b.s.s tLst ". are determined pssh you DO p-
bod the pos 81 ID. no'Enss and 20 Es." aSJ sse les
That tfy for tisi Irfpos. lfppAnso Aud WtJs
srIniss sed IN d-sf fiAr 70 csptaf-
tAe oLsaocs 81 HebseE IN he Nssi lilo We loA 10
them yssrd SO Carrying out me osi hsmo of DIVIDE
Pro, 4eeIcs that this hos Soeptfy sta De ~hu-
rusG(ed prsftIins tn 81 and sIcheG
dei.u Of cssE any 81 the pts Of thu, f hosiins
Of u. etsfe 10 ~eeon' ~ a. engaged a.
a.. .coorupi,hn5et q the end la I>srsabs
eap. ~ accomplish H. tApp.so'c lsu pIopo.e 10 opeh
lev sNcus. o. cotDmuuic.ou between Tie hssissrTi and
he A..ai.c. Ef,y such ,itsfIrse. when competed.
bond Union .pl su's ard taii you. thsfeioi"
those DO are ,ndessoI pf mote ske mt fess
Union and ne percuiy Of The lHon by the enter
yi... when assembled you 81 Chicago lAPphase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

A BURGLARY WITH SMALL REsULTs.-Yesterday,
Ofcets Meuon and Weldon OF tho Twenty rst precinct,
having arrested John Collins aged ID year, and Jehn kane,
eyed years. chags OF forciby entering and rebons the
coal office Of George Lowther this northeast corner OF
Third avenue and Treh street took them before Justice
at tho jefferson Maket Police Court where
lie, were default OF 900 bail each to answer.
The value Of tho property stolen amounted 70 one dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
Ronr,so An ExonAsr.-Miehael Dillon Of No

KObDTNu An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IJIIIoH OF 4NU'
Whitehall street, arrested BY Officer Hays Of the
Tr suy seventh Precinct yestodsy, on chse Of stealing
,e containing seven aud bali soveregns from j. Mo
Mch who had Just arrived 1t Csse 0sIdsn and had sons
out 10 puIehsse food for bic family when Dillon called him
his stors aud nsusged to get possession of bis purse
-Four Of ssverrgns recovered The accused wa.
ntted by Justice Bowling In default Of $50 ball. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

Sou % TnI BrLGiAS CossUL Al CBicAGo
KILLED Al VIcEsBUEG.-Mr. Henrotn, Belgian
Con.u at Chicago la, received the rad news Of the
death Of bic eldest son Henry, volunteer In Com
pany Is, Chicfgo Battery. He was killed in the
works around vick.burg, being picked of by one OF
tie enemys thsrp,hooters. Tie ball entered the
forehead above the LETT eye, and passed out above
the left ear, not killing bin instantly, but leaving
him ia ID cruel agony that lated about four houH,
when 10 expired Young Henrotin had ait.iued hi'
year, and enlisted in the very begin
ning Of this war. He fought at the battlss OF New
Madrid Fort Doneison, Shiloh, aud at the storming
Of Arkansas Posi, capturing the color Of Texan
regiment. lie was u brave soldier, and Christian
gentleman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

NOTEWORTHY OTTIcERs.-Police Superintendent
Kennedy yesterday received letter from Captsn JourdAn
Of the Sixth Precinct mnE honorable mention Of Sergeant
I'd Wssh Roundsnen Hopkins ard Ryan. and Pstomsn
John NcGoin Of that Precinct for their fundamentally In
saving the vss OF persons the Are in Baxter street
on Monday night
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-04

..,s,r,n,nce. without other rofsrenee TO the
stln p'msS Incorporation titan my I Ssc,,i.
mode o. ~ Inc due CELEBRITY, III
70 Prov, WI trsnsportation." Under tnn ~; 90
y 81 suS ns n transport the mail win ceieEt!y'
that PESpT and Sesrty having Besn as.dS % t 5s
eeIt,S Teal bids are construct q PtosumS ~
the on nail hoWsYer large, and s
the mole and security" and no Others Si 6s
leri!y, 81 RYeept in the case o. Iinltga Auu
consu Nt nm eS bids Ra1liag any U's
steam ooas ~ :, Invariably rSeeted'
81 lion OF bid In any ollts esssntla
~ tSHtamount to a new bid, and eannot 9e re-
tetca l ~ to interfere with regular
The last hour Get for rsseiIlnS a the o9lS
~ With guatautee and eertthcA1e' 10 VuI
new 1 ~ 2,,olJ,fv a previous bid fsEi.
~ T,t1,SsteTs are TO be careful not 70 9ue
Farantors or sureties Titho9
tS are 5er,ons of sufficient anu anu
~ biirs nalantors, and sureties are ~
that an failure to enter Into OF ,S
trscts for the service proposed loE W 1u ;t
! tts legal liabilities will be emorceo esns'
them. 49,. ~, rsrsons known at the
=: must, equally with others, PEosuLs
and certificates Of their sutneie9Sy SUI
,tisir In the forms above prescribed, me SsI
!Stnf Sn6iciency must be signed by
y, he inge ofa court Of record NO St9eE
cate will he admitted ~. iCsSy,.11I
fanl2-3m EOS'"'SA'
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.


ca t4kssz@Sillli-. -
ONAND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 18th, 1867, Pa.
- 6engsr Trains will leave Bridgeport fofisWs,
(snndAyG eIcsptsdJ
II 05 A ". Mail Train, stopping ut all stations ar
Cleveland at $50 p. n
GiSS P. NJ Express Train, stopping At ali stAtIoua
arrives At Pittsburgh At s:15 p. NJ
6'4O p NJ Expres5 Train, arrives at Pittsburgh 1t
Hoo P. n. aud Cleveland at 9:22 A, 81.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 925 A. II. and . 80 P NJ Ar.
i've Al Bridgeport At 6:lO P. VI, and B2I A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at l:GO A. NJ, $40 A. H. and
lao p y: arrive at bridgeport At 62I A. n, 1886
Connections arc made as FoIIown
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r. k. for Harris
burg Baltimore Wellington, Phla-
delphla, New York and Boston
Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Tolsd r. r. Tor Gan
duSky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in tile NORM WEST Win
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson
Chicago and the N0EFH REsF Will
cleveland Erie H. X. for Eris, Dun
kirk, Buffalo aud SaRara PallH with
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Tor
Crestline, Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati
Al Hudson with the G. g. 4 @. Il. X. for CuyahoRA
Falls, Akron, MillersburEh and Wo0s.
At Alliance with P. Pt. ". / c. R. h. for Canton,
AaTiIlon, Wooster, Salem, Euon, Co.
AtstSubSn with +. G. 4 @. Line and AT BEILAIH
with G. o. ORR. for ZanesTiIIe New.
ark, Columbus, Xsnia, Dayton Indi.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
ST Louis ST. Joseph and ali points
Wtst and South West.
excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915
Pare always HsloW, and time much quicker than
any other route. '"@"
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and RAst can be procured at the ONCE under the
Mcclure HouSe, Wheeling, Va or with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this aud Its
70 the East, North, West and Northwest Al OIiess
under u LurS House, OF with Pt. Agent at Bridge
port Station. NM. D. TERRY, Agent.
Wheeling, Va
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent
in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
p K. MYERS, Gent Ticket As't E.is
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The present critical state OF Europeaa AMIR, vii,
render these publications unusually interesting dur
lnV Tue forthcoming year. They will occupy mid.
die ground between the hastilJ written naS.jtsr,.
crude speculationA and flying rumors OF the daily
journal, and the ponderous tome OF the future bic
Urian written after the living Interest and excite
nent Of the great political events OF the time sinh
nave passed away. Il is 10 these Periodicals thRf
must look for the only really and
ADDITION to their vel established literary Scieutic
and theological character, We urge them upon M
confederation Of the reading public ''S
The receipt OF Advance Sheets fron IN.
British publIIhNIl gives additional value 10 tbeSs
Reprints, inAsmueh a. they now be PLACED M
the hands Of subscribers about As soon - tls TJi
nal OdltionR - $40 W si-
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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
Bargainal BarRafnsll BarRainaltI

Dur Bd411bI odEBblubtI 6aFR61n8I!!
IN o0HIequsbce Of the feet, that all Cotton Goods
i arc advancing rapidly, and tbs Indications
arc that they WIN very soon be higher than at any
previous time, have purchased large and splendid
stock Of Forsisn and Domestic Dry GOodh which
have In store, No. - Main est, Centre WhesIng
and To which would respectfully Invite the Atten-
ti0n Of the public, intend selling the stock out
At the old prices and some goods even cheaper than
they were ever known before. 80 that all persons
needing goods, who will need them very soon had
better avail thsmSOlVeB Of this opportunity OF sup
plying themselves, a. they IN save money by max
Ing their purehAsoS At khis time: beaides they will
have good assortment to make their selections
from.
Ny stock consists, in part, Of Brown and BlSaehsd
huslins, CaloOs, Meme and Boys wear Of every de.
SorPtion, Checks, PlaHnelI GnghAIns, ShaWIs Table
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens aud Shirt Bosoma
PsraSJis shaker Hoods. Hoop skirtS Lace and Gron.
sipe TSil1 white Goods, LAcoa, RnbrOlderies Of all
kinds, Hosiery, DC, &c,
LADIEsi LADIES' Your special attention Il
Invited TO my very superior stock OF DRESS GOODS,
which is the largest cheapest and complete OF
the season. Lawns, Plain, Plaid aud Embroidered
ORGY Goods M1EAmbIqueS, BerAgs AnglNIs, &C., in
great variety. Please call early, a. will make II
greatly 70 your advantage to do 20.
Your very respectfully,
.nL-EE.E JOHN ROEMHR,
te2t Nc, IS NialaSts Centre whSoUoE. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-04
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