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q. ". JOHNSON 8 SON.

MRnuHRctureE8 OF "copper" TIN and
Sheet Iron Ware.
"AFINd AYAILRD OURSELVES OF ALI. THE
II improved facilities, we better prepared now
than to I'LL all orders fer any article or work in
the aboTeline Of business. Vallies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in substan-
dal and Workmanlike manner We are now paying
particular attention to this branch Of the trade and
can guarantee satibfaction in every particular. To
Wholesale Dealers we can offer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock of Ware Il
complete and the assortment II full at all times Nc
keep stock Of thelAtest and approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at all times.
.a.aE G.W .JOHNs0G 4 SON,
No.lI9 Market Square,
Jyz-d&Wtt Wheeling, We
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A Card to the People
NOWis Your Time to Save Money!
BareainsI BargainsI1 Rarrains,n

N consequence of the fact. that all Cotton Goods
4 are advancing very rapidly, and tho indications
are that they will very BIO higher than at any
previous time have purchased large and splendid
stock Of ForoiSn and Domestic Dry Goods which /
have IN store No. s. Main street. Centre wheeling,
and to which would respectfully invite the atte.
tion Of the public, As intend selling the stock out
Ht the cid prices and some goods even cheaper than
they were ever known before. SO that all persons
needing goods, or who will need them worry SOON had
better avail themselves Of this opportunity OF SUM-
plying themsOlVes as they will save money BY max.
ing their purchases at this time; besides they will
have good assortment to make their selections
from. ~ sfNrcIFF sErF = :
NY stock consists, Ia part, Of Brown and Bleachsd
Munns, Calieos, Mems and Boys wear Of every de-
scriPtion' Cheeks Pannels, GinghAlns ShawlB Table
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens and Shirt BosonR
PSraS6ls shaker Hoods: Hoop Skirts Lace and Gron,
adlne Wells White Goods, Laecs, Rmbroidories OF all
kinds, Hosiery, Ia, &c.
LADIES sIADIRsI Your special attention ia
Invited to my very superior stock OF DRESS GOODS
which Il the largest, cheapest and complete OF
the season. Lawns Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Gtey Goods, MoGAmbiques, BOragO Anglais &C. in
great variety. Please call carly, I will make II
greatly to your advantage to do 80.
rrr7 -r4 Yours VerV respectfully,
H-At- JOHN ROEMRR,
JsSA No. IS Main st., Centre wheeling, Va.
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OFFICE OF THE B. 4 o. r. r.. COL
WHnELINo, 18th Aug, 1862.
RUsINEsS being fully resumed on the Baltimore
~ Ohio Railroad, tho Company having thorough
reconstructed the breaks In the track and BRIDGES
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government troops, will
on and after the 18th Aug, two through pAssen-
ger trains and continue their full equipment in the
transportation Of tonnage
PAssHHGER SCHEDULE.
DepQrs
bEAVE WHEELING, daily, at 1910 A, NJ: Ban.
wood 1890 a. NJ. Grafton, $3.50 P. NJ; Now Creek,
S;39 T. M-; Cumberland, 0:35 P. NJ; MRrtInSburR,
sUsA NJ; aarPers Ferry, s:l7 ~; arrive at Bal
Returning,
LEAVE BALTIMORE at 8 p. NJ; Martinique.
ll:3S z. NJ; Cumberland, 4 A. NJ. Grafton IL A. NJ:
Benwood, 4:l6 r. NJ, arrive at wheeling A:4O p Nj
Depart,
The second train will depart daily, except satur.
days, at $3.50 A.; Grafton, 1886 A. 81; Now Creek
I:b2 A. NJ; Cumberland, g:lS A. NJ; Mariinsbnrg,
IZ:5O Il. NJ; HarpsPB Ferry, l:46 P, III: Washing.
ton junction, $40 2. NJ; arrive Baltimore at b:Io
Returning,
LRAVEs BALTIMORE, s:l5 A NJ; Hsrper,s Per.
Ey, $50 A. Ms Aartinbburg, 1855 2. N. CumbOr.
iSn9' o:d2 p Nj Oakland, O08 z. NJ; Grafton lI:fO
r y. sherwood, A. NJ; arrive at Wheeling $40
". P. SMITH, Master Transportation.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket AGENT.
JOHN KING, JR., Auditor.
A.DtBBEY, General Supervisor of Trains
J.P:W4LLARD, suPSrviOr of Trains
J.B. FORD, Gonr Agent, whoeling. f'o aSEis
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The receipt of Advance Sheets FINN, n.
British publishers gives additional value 10 thess
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CUR

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENESs.TN.
FL UENZA, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPING COUGH,
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8 R. MYERS. Cent Ticket AE't. fsbe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPAruHEs.l
FROM EuR0PE.


NV YoRS, Jan. 27.-The Steamer Ga ,o,i.
from southampton on the 18th inst, haa ar
nN.d.
1t was rumored that the Emperor Napoleon
II American affairs. rhs london O,~sTxsr.
h'Westr, says no such offer has been made q
England ''''
The Emperor distinctly intirnatad 70 Ny
oaytcn, me United stairs Minister, his rafu.
sai 10 snhmit any proposition for the settle
Hicn' OF the American dispute
ne London Times thinks the only wav tn
t-uie the difficulties would BE- for ne Federal
Hont ~ ntrnm.nt 10 disscls se itseii, and declare the
soFer lEnty ano Independence OF each State
having them perfectly pntrammel-d 10 form
ttelr own connections fer .he Iuturr q no.i
non ei snairs " hich might enable them, an
Ger nn'uai comprcRifes, 70 form a lew con.
leotfailon, en- bracing the whole of them
The Metropolitan railway has been reopened
FRANCE
Al The opening OF the Legislative Chambers
the EmpeI or said the condition OF France yaaid
be fourishinf, il the American war mad NOT
uIied up ohe OF the most fr ruitIul sources of her
industry.
public grant will be asked for the cotton
operatives.
l have, he said, attempted 10 send beyond the
huahuc adv ices inspired by sincere sympathy,
bGt the great maritime Powers not thin king n
advisable a. yet 10 act with me,I an cbl;yra L,
postpone TO more suitable opportunity an Offer
~. Ia, oiauoh, me OBJECT OF which WAS ~ stop
'ne chuslon OF blcod and prevent the exhaustion
OF AmeIic6, whose future cannot t. I,ok.d
upen with indifference.
swiTzERLAND.
Ihe federai Assembly wss opened on the
Without entering into particulars of Amen.
can affairs, the President expressed The hope
that the Union would be able to maintain Its
vitality without foreign intervention.
American stocks Were upward u = sixes
and Pennsylvania bonds, each kind, al vanced
l Per cent.
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THE FEDERAL EXPEDITION FRoN
NORTH CAROLINA,
important Movement Of Gunboats and
Transports.

important Movements of Gunboat ana
Transports.
by ihe arrival OF the u. s. transports Ellen
:. Terry and Dudley Buck at this port from
Newbern and Hatteras Inlet, we have trnport
ant news concerning the Federal erpcdittnn
from Newbern against the rebels Our ad vices
are not, however, Of a character TO varrInt
their publication al present :. - =
SGheoats and transports 10 the numbsr of
twenty or more had, up To Saturday, LEFT New
bern and Ilatteras for their Southern destina-
non We have information, however. that no
troops were on hoard any OF these vessels; bat
the Federal force, which IA quite large, was
leit IN Newbern, rsady To march ar short notice
Re destination OF the expedition was welt un-
cersiood among the nautical men; and n the
accounts we have received are correct, one Of
lie most important events of tiss war will
COUNTLESS soon occur. An ember kation Of the
Newhprn, when the Federal forces, whose
movements they appear 10 understand, shall
Lave taken their departure. Adequate pre-
cautions viii be taken a. ainst surprise; and
two or three small gunboats will be left 10
guard the town.
The health Of our troops is good. The per-
ceEfsFe CT deaths was never smaller, and the
active operations W bach now IN pIogreSs,
viii be conducted under the best auspices.-y
i xg
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FROM TENNESSEE

MEMPHIS, Jan. 20, via CAIRO, Jan. 2l-
..g among ne many regime eats. That have sRa..E@.I
than year sgo 1,tfG strong II now mustars
r%actiy lON mrn, Major Key noido comm and
ing. Colonel Alien is at home, in bad health,
md. ayoring TO get recruits.
Grneral Grant has returned, having been to
Napoleon, ii is supposed 10 consult with Cen
erals Sherman and McClernand.
II is stated that Gen. Grant sent an order 10
Gen. McGiernsnd TO leave Arkansas, as that Is
another department. ..s t-.-
1t is thought Gen. Grant will command the
next expedition in person.
All trade with relels has been or will be cut
Cf! on tho river, as well as in the interior, un-
tili the ret el stronghold falls.
General Grant has telegraphed Governor
Johnson 10 postpone the election for Congress
men in Tennessee.
Major General Mcpherson and staff have
arrived.
Az order has been issued requiring cotton
spectators 10 pay slGO for permission TO trade,
the money to be used for secret service and
hospital purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 26.-From New
bern, n. G., we have ad vices to the Goth. Capt.
Ashcroft, of the Sd New York Artillery, sta
toned at Fort Hatteras. has received authority
from Mai. Gen. Foster TO raise 4 battalion of
artillery from the citizens there, and with good
prtm mise Of success.
Mai Ge3 Foster is desirous of the organiza-
ton from loyal natives OF North Carolina Of
regiments Of artillery and cavalry.
From Southern papers received here IL ap-
pears that great CONSERVATION aud excitement
has been occasioned In the interior OF the Caro-
linas by the reported concentration Of Federal
troops in that department.
1t has been ascertained that 5000 Rebel
troops have been sent into North Carolina from
the Rappahannock, and that another force has
been withdrawn thence for the South west
The Rebels profess to believe that the Army OF
the Potomac is completely demoralized, and on
the eve Of mutiny. Hence their withdrawal Of
troops 10 the points named.
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xxxvII,h CoNGREss-THIRD SESSION

SKNATE-After our report closed YESTERDAY -
1he hill 10 indemnify the President and on
GERS acting under him, for suspendipg the pnv-
ileges of the writ of haheas corpus, and al.
done in relation thereto, was discussed by
Messrs. Colismer and DooiiItle In favor, and
Messrs. Davis. Powell and Ssulsbury.
The latter, W hile making a long speech, was
called 10 order several times for censuring The
President calling him by name, and was re-
questsd 10 take his seat, when he replied ssThen
the voice of freedom is not allowed TO b. hssrd
IN the Senate" The eSergrant-at-arns,b by or Ter
of the Vice President, took Mr.. Sauisbury IN
charge. and conducted him from the Senate,
but short time afterwards he Mr.. 81 again
made his appearance, and attempted 20 speak,
when he was again placed in charge OF the
Sergeant alarms.
Thr following amendment was offered by
MT. sherman and adopted, and the bill passed
yeas g. nays7.
aAny person not in the military or naval ser
vice. and not subject 70 the articles OF war, who
shall be arrested in any state or district where
the process OF the courts is not obstFucted du-
ring the rebellinn, for aiding the rebellion, or
FOR obstructiug he execution Of any law or
military order. shall be diseh arged from arrest
unless within ten days charges be nled In ne
office of the Clerk Of the District Court OF the
United states where such person shall have
teen arrested: And Il shall be the duty Of the
Judge Of the said court TO discharge such per-
sons or hold them 20 bail"
AtlOk O'Clock the Senate adjourned
HousE.-After our report closed
The deficiency bill was taken mp In Commit.
zee of the Whole, and Messrs. Conway and
Shellabarger spoke on National politics.
Mr.. Stevens called mp his bill authorizing the
President TO call into service such number OF
volunteers Of African descent as ne may oesm
leouisite TO put down the rebellion.
NIT. Hickman offered a substitute, authorizing
the acceptance Of three hundred regiments OF
persons Of African descent or color fof seNeh
years, unless sooner discharged rne oih pro-
roses a line of steamers between this country
and Liberia, for the deportation Of noerssed
slayes.l
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27--The steamer North
ern Light, from New Orleans on the 17th inst,
has arrived. Her news was anticipated by
the Mary Boardman last night.
Gen. Banks had issued orders asses sing reb-
els 10 support the poor, disposing OF conieie-
rate Estates etc, TO allow produce to be sold In
open market by all disposing persons, and re.
quiriGg all registered enemies TO take the oath
of allegiance; also, that ins ults te soldiers will
be punished.
II was reported at Key West on the 2sd that
the rebel pirate Oveto had escaped from Mo-
bile, and captured and burned Bostou brig
off the Torfugas ON the 18th inst
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ANOTHER CosFEDxRarE pfRIrr a.
THE HIGH SEAS

Inc Confederate Steamer Oreta C.r,.t.,
Hsstaa nveoiisIsne v, CAPTURES and SINKS .
ei ner E,enPe and the Chase after her.
by me arrival Of the steamer Egr.asrn I.,ra,
a' New York we learn Chat The Coufeders..
steamer ofeto had got ont OF Mobile, and hsd
captured brig, Of Boston, from Oubs on IN.
i'in' on Toriagss, aud sunk her.
lie Oreto escaped on the NOR ains of ,he ,a.h
ins'an'. She had bern In the hsrbo- fou,
n.oh hths, and Sss 81 the time csrefuliy wa.chrs
osF eroisers, Fine IN number. The block
etine vessels Consisted OF the Suso ueh.nna
oommcoore HitchcocFs nag shin: the K.as-
Una, on'ioa, Cuyfer, fembins, Kennebec, and
Ii had been arranged thai one yex.rl-,,,
Ptmbinn, which was OF HIGHT craft-shonls "a
over or beyond the bar, ana in sase Of No.
n:rnt OF thc creto should ire a gun, aad tbst
n"st. hnsh sao oneida the swiftrst of the gun
Ihe captain Of the Pemhina discoysred tha
pIa'e passing out a. o'clock on the moruins
o. % t,:e is'h, but insirad OF firing, ran down to
INC neet and signsiied the two ves.eIs rr,ai,,~
go ior the chase. The Oneida misundsr..ood
the signal and went In the wroaE dire.tiaa. shs
Snyi.f put on after the Oreto, followed by de
The chase continued for .eyers, n,,-. a.
one ume In" Cuyler was within four ruiles OF
the Oreto; but IL Is represrnted tsat the sass-ls
~9rs no, IN sight during par Of the chase.
Inc orrto wrut in the dire ct.on of Hay.na
ena by the arrival Of a tug boat ut New Orleans
II was ascertalned that the pirate had yeseh1d
Havana, and that she had on board 4 7Oo hal.s
o! cotton. ''"~ es@'es
On her passage she sunk brig. OF which An.
name is notascertaned Tn. vessel wa,. how
ever, loaded with sugar
IL should be explained that n rphal b,>t
,oa"Fc with cotton was expected ts pass out oyf
Mo:ile harbor and 70 got our vessels in cha.e
Wn"h the Oreto would escape. The P..-nhina
misiook the Oreto for that boat
Eisht Of the blrcksceis were n Moh,le h.v-
Dor At last advices. The Guyier, which "a yy,aa
an armament much inferior 10 that Of the 0reta
has not been heard from -
Inns news gives color 90 the suspicion dat
the Rebel vessel which sunk tbss n = S.nnsxs,
HIATT ras, Of Galveston, on the l-th. was not lie
Alabama at ALL but the Orsto = -
Ihis Oreto, according to all acccunts 4, an
usEer customer even than the Alahama Ias.
that Nessei, she was built in England, and IL
eaio 10 be bored for ten twplve runs IIn
iess some OF our gunboats catch her au,c NV a.
Is Impossible 10 tell what mischief she may do
ms. - ~