Daily intelligencer. [volume], July 20, 1863, Image 3

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Monday Morning, July 20.J863
Cuy Poi^? yr- ? ?We learn from
a member of Carlin'a batlery, who has just^
returned from Rlchtnond that Lieutenant
Lawaon, of Rowaud'a Cavalry, wbo desert
ed his company some six. weeks ago and
went within the rebel line*, lately poisoned
himself, at Castle Thunder, Richmond.-^
Seven thousand dollars in money was foufld
upon his person, four thousand in gold an^
tho balance in greenbacks.
There is something very remarkable and
mysterious about the career of Lawson.?
Ilia Graf appearance here was as an Order
ly Sergeant in the Brat Virginia three
months volunteers, io which position he
earned for himself the reputation of a brave
and efficient officer. When the regiment
was disbanded, after tho expiration of its
term of service, Lawson, in company with
Capt. Wei. Rowftnd, raised a cavalry oom
pany of which be w?? elected first Lieuten
ant With this company he performed a
great deal of arduous and dangerous sor
vice, and he took pride in asserting that he
nover took any prisoners. Ho it said to
have kilted several rebels who were sup
posed, by him, to have tried to get away,
alter being captured. It is stated that af
ter the oompany went to Winchester, Law
son got lo drinking pretty freely and be
camo very much attached to arobel Woman,
wbo It it supposed iodnctd him to desert;
Upon entering the rebel l.lnea and pro
claiming himself a deserter lie was arrested
by the rebels upon the charge of murder
aud taken to Castle Thnnder, bis represen
tation for severity in dealing with onr mis
guided Southern brethren having preceeded
him into tlieland of Uiiie. Lawsonclaimed
to be a native of New York state, and said
bo bad served five years in the regular army
before the breaking out of the war.
Youno Thibp.?Our readers well
recollectjlhal some years ago the polit e were
very muEb annoyed by a little girl named
Caroline Goldsborou gb, (at that time a
mere child) who executed in this city quite
a number of very clover robberies, aud
was several times committed to jail. About
three weeks ago Chris. Schwodes, saloon
keeper on Union street, lost ten dollars
from bis money drawer. A little girl who
was in the saloon at the lime saw a girl
enter the place and get the money but the
thief was gone before no'.ice could be given
of her presence. On Saturday morning
the little girl saw the thief in the street and
officer Scroggins was put upon her track.
Upon following her up the officer was very
much surprised to encounter' the faeo of
the Goldsborough girl, who has now grown
into a good sined young woman. At first
she denied tho theft but upon being press
ed closely by the officer she admitted it.?
She then confessed that since leaving here
alio bad been living at Fredericksburg, on
lilt) Pittsburg and Fort Wayue Railroad,
aud the money she had stolen she bad used
to pay hor fare to that point. Shu SaW
she had no knowlepge whatever of her pa
rents, who left bere some years ago. At
tho lime of the girl's arrest she had with
her a little brother not more than seven
years of age. This brother has been liv
ing with a family In Belmont county who
have undertaken to raise him, but on Car
oline's arrival, the other day, sho went
over and stole him intentlng to take him
along with her and made an expert thief
ol him. The ehild was sent home and tho
girl was committed to jail. _
Co*KOi?P Tbutoh.?For several
days an honest Uerinan has had charge of
a lot of fifty horses, which were purchased
tor the Government and are corralled in a
field some seven or eight miles from the
city. In view of the practico of horse steal
ing which now prevails, the German was
instructed by bis employer to count the
horses every nigbt and morning. The work
or counting was accordingly successfully
and satisfactorily performed, and all weui
on well until a few evenings since, when
tho German, being somewhat tired, mount
ed one of the horses and rode about the
field to count the rest. Much to his sur
prise he coulea lii'd bnt forty nine. Being
greatly alarmed, ho rodd to the city the
sumo night and woke up his employer, in
forming him that one of the hows had
been stolen. The employer mounted a
horse and in company with the faithful
German repaired to ihe field, and the count
was again gone over. This lime there ap
peared to be fifty horses all ol which were
doing well. Tbe German had forgotten to
count the horse upon which he was riding I
(^Wbhi-iho Battbbt Bova.?About
a doxen of the members of Carlin'a hallery,
wbo were captured at Wiocbeste rand ta
ken to Richmond, returned on Saturday
from Annapolis, Md.
W? havo conversed with some of the
boys all of whom agree that Ricbtaoud is a
very uncomfortable place and that Camp
1'arule, Auuapolis, is not much better.?
The boys saw John Knole in Richmond,
lie is keeping a sort of a ?tore there and
looked very sleek and comfortable. H(
declined to see any of tbe boy*. Tbey alsc
saw Uuller Qreer, who left thl? city wilt
the Shriver Greys. He said that his com
mand was eomming to Wheeling to burr
the d?d town some time during the sum
mer. Green backs were all tbe go. Every
body wanted green backs and nearly every
body had them.
Ills expected that all the boys of~th
battery will be here in a few days.
?fir- wa learn that Gen. Kelly Bent for
?ward the Ringgold Cavalry to North Moun
Jain station on Saturday. They captttrci
^seventeen of Imboden's men and drove th
?balance to within three miles of Martina
?burg, and Umt the telegraph line Ib repair
?d and working to Norih Mountain.
a?-TuiiATB?.?Washington Hall will b
pened on lo-morrur evening by managl
eller, who is well known in this city as
ood actor and a clever man. The It out
said to be a moat excellent one.
| - m&r+Joun Mom&av Ofioe?fNO the River
||>klow Pakkbbsbuug.?Gov. Borcman yes
t or day received a dispatch from Parkers
burgh, announcing that John Morgan was
attempting to cross the Mbio Into Virginia,
at Bcllville, 18 miles Win w PrtrUpr.shurgh.
When the scout who gave this information
luft Bcllville, a gun boat was in bight,
which, in all probability, ere Ibis, engaged
Morgan's forces. When the acout left ouly
fright or ten .of the rebels had crossed.
Twelve hundred soldiers bad been sent
f-om Parkeraburgh to ReHville.
A later dispatch to Gov. lioreinan, which
appears elsewhere, announces that three
hundred of Morgan's meu were captured
yesterday at Buflington, several wiles be
low Bellville.
'Another Runaway.?On Saturday
afternoon a large, powerful horse; started
from somewhere in East Wheeling and ran
away with an empty dray. Unlike most
horses who have taken runs lately, the an
imal in question, Apparently with a wige
precaution, kept out of the street and took
to the alleys, several of which he traveled
through at a very rapid rate, until he was
brought suddenly to a halt by a fall. At
the samo time the dray was upset, and the
horse breaking away from tbo incumb
rance, continued to ruu until he was caught
by some men who Scared him with chairs
and brooms.
L 1ST OP LETTERS
Remaining in tub wheeling post of
PICK, on the 20th day of Jnly, 18ti3.
49*Parflou? calling for letters in the List, will
please say they are a overtimed.
LADIES' LIST.
Armstrong Mi*h Kute Kenuoy Mary
Brooka Elizabeth Kane Mm Miclia&l
Brown Elvira J Land Amy J
Brady Miss ff^Iey Lake Elizabeth
Backer Mrs Geo Llppiucott Mrs E W
Breoount Mrs felon*! Morrison Klir.a
Bell Ella 11 Mooro Mary F
Corbhy Elizabeth May Mood Hue
Cummlng Ellen McOrawl Harriot
Craeigliton Cynthia McColloch Mm Jno
Couuera Bridget! McCnlly *rw 8arali
Cigglns Elizabeth McLaughlin Sarah W
Cmver Ellen McMillan Victoria
Crew Mary McClellan Mrs J
Cord ill Lnciuda 2 McClellan Louisa
Coligaii Cailiariue McCue Kilen
Carncd Luciuda Neva* Mary Jane
Calbau Mary Peck Emma E
Oauipbull Mary Bell Richardsou Ann V
Case Margaret Keed Klizt
Dear Rebecca Eyan Mary 2
Deeuey Kute Heir Martha T
Forkuor Sauiu 1 D Ru*MeU Mi*B Millie
Pritchey Anule Kogera Jane
Fleming Anuie Iticha dson Anne
Pinch Eva Reese Mrs Win II
Pcrguaou Mary Itynn Ellon
Graham Caroline Stuart Jane M
Gibson Dorcas Stewart Sarah Ann
Moulding Mary A Sang?ton Mary I.
Hughes MinA Hli/.a C 2 Saunders Clariud i
Holmes Leonora Shield* C A
Howard Edith Wells Murv Ann
Ilalat.-nJ Mollio F Wier Martha M
Uerrou Miss Maggie Weatcott Mrs T L
Johnson Maria Wilson Sallie
Jones Ilauuah J Warner Olivia C
J iner Mary Wallace Elinor*
Kiger Nettle
GENTLEMEN'S* list.
Browu John M Kiut; Wn?
Byrne James Little Win
Itrowu .lamed Lowid Win A
Bates John liowtlior Sam'l
Kurnett 11 eo W L?wi* II??nrv M
Bullard Geo . Miller Wm F
Cooper Warren MaiTphoy Win
Conaid Wm 2 Morgan Thou W
Coruoll Llndy Marshall Chas
Cooke Jan H Maran Thos
Catovy John McCollough Robert
Catupliell Itev Johu A McDoual Kward J
Curuieue Henry McColluugh \\ in J
Onuniugliam KT Nelson A S
Cliipmau Ed R O'Kaue M J
CaldweU M H Oldham Levi W
Detuuny Mephnn P?f*p"iH Tlios
Dull* James,, J'ouHl Ilium
Emory Hiram Plfer U?>?
Porsythe Jas A Parish PestiH
Finch Evan Parker Adonijih
Uauiion Hugh Ramsey Milton
Oilinuru 11 ltvagnn Michael
Gibson I) W Keece Wm
Oraham Mr ltainy W J
Hamilton Capt Smith David
llttuiiltou Will T Turner James
Ilut ton rtam'l C Turner Jo<u<ph
Hunniu Pat Tyler Thomas
Holmes Orlando Todd Will N
Hilton John H Tlu?mp?ou Wm 11
Hanon Francis Yanp.lt W It
lllli D W Wit sou Louis D ?
Holiiu-s Audrew Win??hurg John
Johnson Johu Wallace James
Johns Joseph jr White Arthur
Jouea Lieut J H Walsh Anthony
jytiO A. W CAMPBELL. P. M.
Pittsburgh Female College,
KKV. 1. C. PEKHIIINU, D. !>..
PuKatDicvr.
kTTEN DANCE past year 29*. Superb bulldinca.
Niueteeu able and accomplished teachers. II n
suip.isscd facilities in the ornamental branches.
Thorough aud extensive course of study.
POETY DOLLARS
per torm paya ill tocpouso* in the boardiug depart
ment,except washing and fuel. Next term commences
Sept. 1. Send t j Preside ut Pershin ? for a Catalogue.
M. SIMPSON, Proa. Trustees.
Pittsburgh. July T. 1868. jull.'t 2m
NOTICE.
ALL tlioae wishing to buy or sell Roal Estate,
have Certified Accounts collected, or Pension
and Bounty procured, on the shortest notice, will con
sult their own interna by calling immediately at
No. 00 Main street.
juu4 TAYLOR, ROLLYSON A CO.
FliAQS;
ORDERS for Union Flaga, of every style, size and
quality, received aud promptly attended to at
the Variety Store of
D. NIOOLLA BKO.,
Jul13 lu? Main ktreet.
asTOTTOK.
1 kOUNTY, BACK-PAY AND PENSIONS, ALSO
|> Quartermaster and Cowmlsaary claims, col
lected ou the short eat notice by
TAYLOR, ROLLYSON k CO.,
jull3 No. 00 Maiu street.
S. B.?None need apply for Bounty except those
discharged ou account of wouud* received, or those
who have aerved two >e*ra. T. R. k CO. |
Hydraulic Cement.
AJLTR have just rocoived a car load of fresh Ce?
Vv ment, "Lyuua" brand, warruuted superior,
which we are selling low. Being the only agents
for thia Cement here, we cau fnrni?ti it in quanti
ties, on short noUco. MRTOALP k BURT,
jullO 6tl Maiu street.
Pittsburgh Iron.
WBkeep a lull atock ot all elites bar, band, sheet
aud hoop Irou of Pittsburgh make. Also,
Norway American Nail End, which we will del I at
the lowaat prices. MJITCALF k BURT,
jullO 50 Main street.
SODA ASH.
WE have received an agency from the Messrs.
Fowler, of New York, for the aale or their
importatioua of Soda Ash, and will aell at their
priev?, adding freight and exchauge. We are jait
In receipt of a large lot of Hurts brand, for Oreeu
Ulasa aud Soap utauufketurera. Also a lot of refined
of two qualities, for Fliut Glass manufacturers. We
iuviie tue atteution of consumer-.
METCALP A HURT,
jup20 &0 Main street.
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
A FULL atock of Burko k Baruea' Celebrateil
on hand, which wo aell at manufacturers*
t.ricea. the purchaser saving freight from Pittsburg.
l l F METCALF A BURT.
JnllO , Maiu street,
MOTICfi.
T 11 ERE will be a meeting of the atockholdera ol
the Wheeling Gas Company on the accoUd Hon
daX of Jaly, at two o'clock. at tl?e ofllee of the Sec
retary. for the purpose of electing Dirvctor* for th?
eujmU'gji'.r. <M?. T. TTNOLK. gac'y.
WANTED.
A FARM or>ou SOO or 300 Km, loctUfJ iu (la
or hiote of the idjolniogouu-ille., worth il.lK/
or 16.000. Paymeuta cash. Also a large tract of ou
Improved l.uJ; two 01 thro, im-ll t?-U o
land for uhkh a tair price iu cash w?U be paid bj
?IO 1AYLOR, ROLLYSON A CO..
No. tW Maiu Street.
WBST VlKUlNiAi OHIO CIKCfTlV
COlll'f.
' \ir KST V I1CGIKI A? Ai Viil*. h.l.l In tl.o
j jj Olwrk'a office of the Circuit Cou.t ot Ohio j
| County for tho iuoiikh of July, 1SU3.
Hutry K. Lint, John Mat. {
I ltol?ert Morrison and Hon- [
jamiii Davenport, part uot * f Attuchmaut in 6o>.t.
ud Lint Morivu A Ou. ?
v
Johu McGowan. '
The object of this suit In to recover of tho defend
nut tho sum of $103 82 with iutotost mid ot
Suit.
Tho defendant uot having entered lit* a|t|x?iirikiiiv,
and it upiHwriiig from an affidavit liled in Hie cau?e
that ho in nut a roaidout of this State, ou motion ol
the plaintiff* hy their attorney It in ordered that (ho
*aid defendant do appear here within ou? month ut
ter tho tin * publication of till* order and do what
may he necessary to protect Ida interest in tlii* *uil,
and that a copy of this be publi*licd ouco a week
for four successive weukt* in hoiuo new?i?ap<-r printed
in tho city of Wheeling,aud that a copy of the same
he posted at tho front door of the Court ltou*?i of
Ohio Couniy.
A Copy?Teste: JACOB ltUHK LK, Clerk.
1 ?' Q O"Awuma, plttfi att'y. Juis
The United State* of America, I lu Uem.
vs. ( lua cause of For- I
Four hogshead* ofTobacco, the f feiture aud Con
property of John 1*. Jetiuiug*. ) tlscatiou.
WIIKKKA.s.oii the 30th d?y of June, A. D. ISU3,
an Information wart filed lu the D.strict Court
of tho Uuited State* for tho Wtatern District of Vir
ginia on behalf ol the Unlte.l mate*, by tho Attorney
thereof for wild District, again*t four hogshead* of
Tobacco, the property id John I*. Jenuiug*, described
in itaid Information?is which information it is in
silbittance alleged that the owner thereof in engaged
in tho existing rebellion ug>tiu*t tho United Stale*,
that at tho tiuio of hiH becoming ho engaged ho wa?
the owner of tho property aforesaid, that he is hold
iug office under tho so-called Cnufcderato State* of
America or under the rebellious govoriimeut of the
Ftate of Virginia *ittiug at Ulohuiond, and praying
that said property may be confidential aud sold a*
forfeited to tho Uuitod State*. Whereas an order of
sale for tho above named property was made at the
Spriug term A. D- lb63, of tho District Court of thu
Uuitcd Stated for Western District of Vitgima at
Wheeling.
Now therefore, Inpursuanco of the monition andor
tho seal of tho said Court, to me directed and deliv
ered, I do lioroby give public notice to all pontons
claiming any interest in said property, or the pro
ceeds thereof, to appu-ir before tho Judge of tho Ditt
triet Court of tho United States for the W*?stcin
District of Virginia at Wht--oliug, on the 0th day of
Peptomber, A. D 1063, if the rniuie shall bo a day of
jurisdiction, if uot on tho next day of jurisdiction
thereafter, then und there to interpjse their claims
and make their idlcgatiou* in that behalf.
KDWAHD M. NOHTON,
U 8. Marshal W. 1>. of Va.
Kick J. II. Smith, U. S. Attorney. JulS 14t.
Assignee's Sale.
BY virtue of a deed of assignment tojuo made by
David Joukius ou the 3d day of Maxell, 1847,
recorded In Deed Book No. 3, page* 21. 22 and 23, of
Hancock County, Virginia, I lioroby otfer nt private
sale all tho following property, to wit: A certain
pircel of laud aud promises nitunted adjoining the
town of Now Cumberland, Hancock County, West
Va., ou tho Ohio river, containing two acres, two
rod* aud thirty-eight perches, more or less, ou which
i* eroctod a first class steam sawmill in g?>od run
??luff order, doing a largo business. Any person do
airing a safe aud paying investment will bu satisfied
by making it iu this property. I also offer at private
salo by virtue of said assignment a flue two story
frame house nud lot situutod in said town of New
Cumberland, but a few yards from (ho saw mill.
Thin house is very coiumodioitsly and pleasantly
aituated, out building* excellent.
Tho foregoiug property will bo offered nt private
aale uutil the 1st day of Sept inher n?*xt. ou which
day, if uot sold prior t hereto, will then be ottered at
public sale on the premise**,comm nciug at the hour
of 10 o'clock, A. M. Any pemm deslrofia of ptircha
?dug either or both of the properties above de>ctibcd
will ph-ane call on or addrcxs the nudoraigned at
Freeman's Landing, Hancock County, West Va.,
who will Rive any information desired. Terms of
paymoi.t regulable.
julT 2m* THOMAS ANDKItSON, A**lgnee.
AUCTION BAL.K
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
(WILL 8KLL ou Monday, June 22d; 1863, at 10
t*Vlock, A. M., at the trout door of the Court
lloune iu Chio county. Lot No. 22U, Hituattnl on ttio
north west corner of Kofi aud Third streets. Centre
Wiieeliug, on which is orecufl a two-siory Urick
ItuiudiuK?two tenement*?each cnutniuiog hoveu
rooms, kitchen and cellar. Person* wImIiIuk to pur
,*haH?? nre iuviUnl to call a id see the promi*es
Terms of sale?$1,000 lu cash ou day of salo aud
the balance ou a credit of six and twelve niontlui,
with interest from day of sale, the purchaser giving
iM?ud* with good security.
jni?6 OKO. K.WICKIIAM, Auctloaeer. .
gWThe above salo i* postponed till Wednesday, I
Iuly 15th, at 10 o'clock, A. &L Jttl7 td 1
FOR SALE. ~
MV ItKSIDHNOB In Drldgoport, Belmont (\>unty,
Ohio. There is about 2)^ iicicji of ground,
l?art of it planletl iu fruit, some of it bonting uow: a
{Qood well of water aud necessary ont buildluKs ou
I ho place. Terms low, aud payments easy. If not
li<:p?med ?>f before the 1st of August, 1 will lay it
.mt out in lots and sell them in that way. Any.per
son wanting a good homo, or a good investment,
would do woll to beenre thin property.
THOS. U. OUIdJEIlTSON.
Wheeling, Juno '22, lSiU-tituI
Seml-Am?ual Mlnlement of Peoples
Uankf July lv lSUIt.
assktts.
I'ers?mal Froportv ? 279 fs)
Hill* aud Notes Discounted 62,431 2M
Due by Uoutinoiital Hank, N. V 0,0o8 *23
- Hauk North America, iMiila C,761 83
11 Merchauts Hank, lialto 720 73
44 R. Patrick, k. Co. Pittsburg 2,786 01
. *? M. A M. Hank, of Wheeling 7,41ft 14
" Other Hauks aud Bankers.^ 8,043 lf?
Kxpenso account WIC hi
CiUih on hand 15,310 37
$133,740 11
LIAUft.tTIES.
Capital Stock paid iu $10,M0 00
Surplus Fund 1,011 ha
Due to other Hankii 2,071 <?i
special Deposit 63.105 81
Transient Deposit 53,457 68
lutorc.it account 2,COO 71
$133,740 11 |
J. 11 D1CKKV, Cash.
DlVlDKND.
Pkoplks* Hank, I
Wheeling, W??nt Va., July 1. Ib03. (
r 11KlK Directors of ttii? Hauk have thi* day declared
1 a Dividund of C*i\> 6 percent, on tho Capital
Slock, out id' tho profit* ol? the last *i\ mouth*, pay.
aide to the .stockholder* ou deuiaud, froe of Federal
aud Mtalo taxes.
Iul2 J. H. DICK BY. Oaah.
SavlngM Llaiik of Wl?ecl*??ff.
ST AT KM HNT.
| IJAUII.lTtKS.
Cspital St.K k $ 18,G80 00
| Surplus 811 M
I special l>e|Hi*it* 7 f,:ios 07
| Tiauniuut " 80,507
I lntere*t 3,0." I 01
Due to other Hanks ftO 45
Hi7,031 07 |
ASSBTTS.
Bills Dlaconnto.1 $ 04.045 SI
Hml Kntat - 8,622 (A
Office Furniture '2?s.? ::o
Into from ?>thor Hsriks f?8,(W9 83
Protest account.. - 7 40
Kxpeuse aivouut 731 00
Cauli on baud 16 2*25 07
$177,032 07
Whkhu!?o,-W. V., July 2,1868. J
TIIK Hoard of Directors of this Hank have ltd* (
day declared a dividend of U?U (10) |ier cent, out |
of the profits for the last nix mouth*; |>ayable to
Btoi'kholders ou deuiaud, free from all late*.
Juki 8. P. HlliDBBTUt Treoa'r.
To Wool Growers.
New Vobk, May 15,1863.
/" 1 F.NTLKM KN: Wo are prepared to receive, tinn
\j die, and *ell Wc*ol iu large und small lots, on
tho followlug conditions: After the Wool Is laid dowu
at our door, we will store, insure, grade, aeil, deliver,
collect, aud remit, for one cent t>er pound.
Our terms of sale* are for cash, or hett prices, ad
ding iuterest for tiiuo. In no cast's do wo lake paper
without tho owners cou*eut that will uot sell alone.
Our lougacquaintance with the trade onablod us to
make quick Kite* at the market value.
Having tho Auifidence of large capitalUts, atso en
ables us to negotiate for advance* mj tlie inost favor
able term*.
All remittances will |?c promptly forwarded with
arrnuut of sale*
We phall bo ploasod to receive yoor Wool, aud will
give it prompt atteutiwn?4dways keeping our friends
potite*l on the condition of the markot.
Very respectfully, your*.
II. A. PKTTIHONH A WALL ACM,
Wool Broker*, 70 Hroad Street New York.
my20otqd* _
TO LADIES.
NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have from time U
time been made to me by Indies for in.itmc
ion in writing and other subjects of study In tin
Whetdiug Business School, but each has preferred U
wait till others aliould begin. I re*p?vlfully luforn
all Interested that a das* of lAdies has now torn
mencid. and I shall be glad to receive m??ro.
uct3l>-tf illTCtiCOCK.
LACK CURTAINS.
AFF.W setts of Nottingham Lace Curtain* a
red need prices, at
JulS . W.B.SKNKKN'KY'H.
TIIK Finest-Cigars aud Tobacco iu the city c?
always 1^ Cmud at th^ Od?1 Frllow* Hall Dru
Ftore. t DOCKING, Agt
nrrsiNKSs notion:
tVA flu IlMi. of u.CatM?
II. V. City, at} t Ui? luUar: -I pr k sr.,J Mrt. ?. A
Alton's World's Hulr UuiU>??f auqj ZylobaUamom
f.??:. rol?Uv I au. h.H.y to m/j,
Tilling off of ttiu hair, nnit xAi?r.i |? ft?j\eiii.:
ffra/,to its natural gloat?y and beautiful block."
Bold by Uru|r?ls?a every >lm. Depot, jM Ur?t>.
wish slroet. Now lark. ja)ls
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lauglitin's Old Dome Bitters.
'I'M U I'lUUK Off VIHUINIA.
A iimwi?ry article this warm Weather. Tint's
u hrtt'* tho matter. Too nriiut ? bottle.
IWl go ubrnt complaining of belnp no weak and
feeling so ex ban* tod by the weather. You cimi be
rol loved very eoaily by urftug
liaughlln's Old Horns Bitters,
THE PRIDB 0? V1KUINIA.
No nso gelag to the SprtogiMiod npendiag sornAuy
of thuac "greenbacks." You wW oat butler and of
coanw teut better* aud as a natural cottfe?jueuce look
better, by using '
Laughlin's Old Hons Bitters,
Tim PRIDE OP TIR.IINIA.
flfriieao Bitter* are agreeable to the taste, (n .mild
op,ration, tho wont delicate using them with impu
nity. Spoedy iu action aud penetrating the seat of
dlseuHo, tbey Impart now health and vigor to the
system. The exquisite flavor, the dolicate aroma
aud pleaanut tuste of this prepnratiou re?vlera It pe
culiarly acceptable, even to the fevered and languid
pat leu t. Prepared only by
f.AUQHLINfl'A BU8II FIELD.
i?l- Wholentla Dttlggiste, Wbeolkig.
NKVldU KNOWN TO KAITj!
DIXON'S AROMATIC
Blackberry Carminative.
TIIK HOVHKWON HKNRDV VOK
Uj'BeuUry, lll.rrht*, flux, t'tinlem
Morbus atntl HtiutuierComplaint. ,
Tho kiitm-tiKt* mlua t*tho m.*lts of thlx
remedy.
The numerous daily repot ta ef afltotiUhing enrea
attest its value.
It has advantages over nay other remedy, at ouce
:iirlng the disomm, end iui|*trtiuK tone and nb-eugth
lo the vjHteia.
In sale and hurmlass lo the iuDut, and |<owwfiil lu
thu adult case.
To the soldier, eepetially, It It Invaluable, bolug
ip|ir,iprlately termed liy thorn, lu uiauy owtMcates,
"TIIK DOLUIKK'S k'KIKNU,"
Mothers tin J it supwlur to any soothing syrup for
Ullilrixi teething; freed (Vihii tiio Injurious effect. of
EVnrcoilm, give* rest tothowitHerer by ratioviug
IU.. .lu.*se, a..1.1 by r?e)*ot?bfe PmI.? wur
A'lit'ru.
I'll ICE. ?J6 C&NT3 a Bottlr. Prepared ouly by
J ai.27 rtiu WM. V. 1)A VI DllON, Cincinnati, O.
b'or lUta, Mice, ttoaehei, Ante, lied*
Mothi In Fttrif Woollens, Ac*
Insect* on Plant a, Powla, Anlnali,*e
Put up In 2ftc. &<V. aod $1 Off lfc>x<?. Vottlee, nnd
KhukH. $J and $6 ei/.ua fi?r Uotmu^ Fuauc Inotivu
flOM, Ac.
44Only lufallible reine<llM-kiMMau.M
** Frou troin PitiMb^" ? *
??Not daiigerou* to the Knman Family."
44 Uute come oat of thuir kolw to dio."
* Hold Wholesale lu all tar^ockies.
" Hold by all VHVauturu aud Kkvailkka every.'
where.
S ? " 1'*wabk!!!h of all worthlvfu imitutions.
>*???? tliut 4*Oo?T.4u*aM name id on e.icli Bo*,
BottUi aud Flatik, before you buy.
fcW* AddreMH IIKNItV It. COMTAK.
MT l*KltfCII*ALJDkpov 4*3 BkoAbWAr,N-.
tr Sold by?
*. BOOKINtl,
A. 0. OOOD,
, , Wholi??alo and Uetail AgentH,
*""?4 Cm WhewlTug, Va,
A. M. AUAM.S. A. J. ADAUH. W. H. IXTTMAR
A. M. Adams & Co.
HAVHJnst rerelre.) otto of the tlt.f-rt nml brat se
lected atorka of
SPRI?? & MUM HER
ever brought to tho city
Cl?OTI18 of every gradeaud color.
CAHHIMKRKSt Freuch and boOMtic. of all 1
MtylcHnud kluda.
VKNTINUH lu gnat variety, 8illr, Ciuihmer,
Yelvetaud MunmilhM of all ktmla, which we will
make to order on the ahorteet notice aud in tho bent
style of worktnauMhip.
We havouUo on bau<l a ttue suit* ted ?tock of
Read-Made Clothing,
COATS, I'ANTM ?uJ VKSVMot all kinds
an.I t]ualitit?<<.
SlilK'I H aud UHAWKUH, Oum, J^riuo,
Cctiiiilirt Wo..I and Cotton.
We huvo a lino assortment of
COLhABK, WIIITKNIIIKTS,
NOCUM, U1.0VKH.
MXK'I'IKN, IKIItPKNUKHK,
Kt?., Etc.
We will be able to stilt all who may Ckvor us with
tholr patroaugo,
WIlOhKMAhK A KKTAIL*
A. 3VT. AJDA.MS <fe OO
We have also a fine assortment of
U. s: A. MILITARY GOODS.
OPKICKIW' UNIFORM 8DITH m?do to or.WroB
thu n I tortus t notice.
Alumyaon land a One assortment of
KUVOI.VKItK, UKI.TD,
U (Kit. KM, MHOIILDKIl UANUM,
lll l.LIOK HAIU DIKTAL.
MO HAT HAUI.KS
A Bill CORliM,
SCO 0 &Cs
A. M. ADAMS & CO.,
30 Walar HI.,
IVUKKMKU, VVKMT VA.
S|?3-Cm
NOTICE.
Tu Whom II ptay Concern.
ON and after the 1st of July, IStO, wfe Intend to
a?ll our goods for CA9U ttSLY, excepting per
B.ms having regular places of business iu the City,
who Khali bo cutitled to Hie usual credit.
All urcouuts due and not paid to date wiH be die
po8??d of for collection.
J?'i-"? J Aft. C. Ojtit A OO.
Wheeling Battery.
f 1?>UU ANDANT8 OF PUeTT? aod Frovo*t Mar
VV Hhals are requested to send aay m?m l??4on^lns
to Battery 44Dk" 1st Va. Light Artillery,, to report
to their Captain at Wheeling, West Va., -where thf
men wilt be cooeentraled aad aqwtpped for servict
as speedily ae'puwtbfo.
Flteon or tw?uty good, yc-aag, aMe hodfod m*
are wanted tu All up thU Battery, and Wftl lo tak<
on application
beloulug to It.
application to either of the eetamlsstoaed ofllcsrt
loiilng to f
Oarv JOHN CAKUV,
Battery "S," 1st Va. Ligbt ArtinWy,
Jnll Cecsmaoding.
Stocks for Sale.
WILL In) sold at the Court. Ilousu, on Tuesday
tho list of tl.ls mouth, at 10 o'clock, A. tl
the following stocks:
11 t<lurw of the Capital pt?ck at Mm North v<-*t<-r
lUuk of Virginia.
^ tshar?e of the Merchant/And McduuMrV Ban
of Whoaliug.
04 &har?e of tlie Weoellug Savings Institution.
20 Sbarra of the WhrvlinK Oan Company.
MAkV WoODri, Kitten trlx.
Julyll,<iat^ _j.' jalUtd
I f N ION Pl.AtlH at the Vatirty .*<Uire of*
U - D NICuLL A BltO.,
jot?18 loy M tin Street
The Attack cm Charleston.
Boston, July 18 ?The Herald's 001?
pond will giia-s the following-aceonnt of tfa
sScood Jay# fighting on Morris Island:
On (bib morning of Ibe IIth oi Jutf, the
Cth Connecticut ant] 9th Michigan, made
a f urious attack upon the Cummiog's Poiat
battery, got possesion of it and hoisted the
American flag. At daylight Fort Sumter
openod upon them, when a Pennsylvania
regiment cowardly deserted them, refusing
to stand by their comrades. The other
regiments held the battery until they were
badly eut up and then abandoned it, and '
tbe rebels again look possession of it.?
These two regiment* bnve shown them
selves heroes in this campaigu.
At 10 o'clock this morning the Monitors
I proceeded to attack Cummiog's Point bat
f tdry, and ut 12 o'clock tbree of tbe wooden
gsnboats opeued on tbe battery at long
range, and threw Ibeir 200 pound shot di
*ri ctly into tbe works.
Fort Sumter has been throwing shell#
it to Morris Island without doing any dara
?j :? to our side. The canuonnading ceased
at 4 o'clock iu the evening.
' Tbe Monitors havo beeu supplied with
t'cesh crews from Ibe different sbips. The
inm clad Montauk has just arrived from
Port itsyul. She is over tbe bar waking
the gunboat*. Fourteeu vessels are iu
fnout of Morris Island and Port Sumter.
\f? shall recommence the attack to-mor
riw morning, when wo are sure of siieuc
lijg tbe Cumming's Point battery nnd Fort
Jphnaoo. Every thing is workiug well.
Tlie ball lias opened iu earnest.
i The Memphis has jost brought inn rebel
side wheel steamer loaded with cotton and
c^ptared while trying to rnn out ut Bull's
ltiiy last night.
; P. 8.?Our troops will have their buttery
hue in two days more, aud then tbey can
ftell Bumter.
[ Nsw York, Jnly 18.?Advices per the
tillou, states that the resnlt of Gilmore's
["?rations up to the morning ot the 1 Ith
re that he lias possession of all tlie bat
-Srii s on Morris Island save Fort Wagner*
It is reporteil that our iron clad? bad made
a;breach on tbe south wall of Suiupter.
tta tbs I81U 13:1 wounded rebels were
brought into Tolly Island, many of theni
seating liiey were forced into the rebel ser
vice; tbey ure Germans and will l>e sent
north. I >ilier advices per thi; Kulton are
3erf|y corroboration of the Boston ller
d reporter's aceonnt.
Tranquility in New York
Nkw Yobk, July 17.?About "J o'clock the
military were withdrawn Irotn the scene of
last night's fighting. Over 200 houses had
previously visited and a quantity of arms
secured.
Not a casualty has been sustained in the
7th regiment.
Oon. Kilpatriok had a long conference
with Oeti. fhiudford to day, utul it is un
derstood to be reierenco to Ibe nrrival of
cavalry from Washington to patrol the
oily.
. Gau. Kundford has ordered ail liquor
stores in the vicinity of the. arsenal lo.be
closod for tbree days. Camion remain in
the vicinity, with a stroug guard, but there
is no probability that they will have to l>e
nsed.
About a Jozen persons who attempted
to extort arms Ironi James B. Tyler, at bis
foundry, iu (leorgu street to-day, were all
arrested.
The military still hold possession of the
13th ward.
fifTorts to effect tbe withdrawal of the
troops from the 18th ward failed, though
recommended by the Governor.
Police Commissioner Arton was ngain
notified to-day lty some lunatics calling
themselves tbs Committee, to prepare to
uieet his God. Mr. Acton is not particularly J
utfected thereby, and anticipates tbe exer
cise of tbe pardoning power when the pris
oner* are captured. Iu the city tbey are
thirty in number.
It is not knows when the draft will com
mence, bHt it is intended that when it doe*,
the Governor will not have less than ;I5,
UOO troops in New York.
All perfectly quiet.
-? -*??- ?- - ?
Philaohli'iiia, July 17.?The Wasbiog
ton Suraays. as we go to press today,
Pennsylvania avenue in wild with the ru
mor alleging tlie reception by the govern
I inent tills forenoon, of' information or the
fall of Charleston. We regret to be com
pelled to discredit this report. A dispatch
reached here from tbe west stating that !
rebel prisoners taken say Charleston has
fallen. These prisoner* doubtless allude
to Iho (all of a portion of tbe defences of
Morris Island.
Tbe following despatch was received this
| foreroon from Gov. Tod
'We have express confidence that Mor
gan aud his raiding baud will he raptured
or destroyed. He is surrounded ainf all
avenues for his escape are effectually cut
off.
Bebel Dash into Hickman, Ky
Cairo, July 17.?.Sixty rebel cavalry
tnsila a diah into lliekman, Ky., Wednes
day night and robbed all the stores. They
retrained till after daylight yesterday, dur
ing which time a steamboat lauded, but
was not molested. Our forces now occupy
the town.
A?r?^ wi ?
Last Night's Report.
Three Hundred of Morgans Men
Captured?His whole Command
will be taken
Pakkkrsruro, July 19. ? Uor. A. /.
Jiormau : Tbree hundred of Morgan's men
were captured near Ituttington. Col Pick
Morgan Is ooo of tbetn. There is no doubt
bat Morgan's whole command will be rap
tured.
[Signed.] J. B. Blair.
Can't Find Lee's Army.
Wasuikutos, July 18.?A letter from
Headquarters Army of tbe Potomac says
no defiaits information of Lee's where
abouts eau be obtained.
Aa officer just arrived at Washington
stales that Gen Gregg's cavalry at Falling
Water* was cnt off for some six hours, but
by a gallant charge got clear, rapturing a
large nsmber of prisoners, three Colonels
and four pieces of artillery.
A Rebel Telegram
Fortbbss Mosbop, Jnly lf?.?Tbe fol
lowing is from the Itivbuux.d Enquirer of
July IHih : _
'?Ciiarlsbtos. July 10th.?TV, C'urral
S. Cooper:?We attacked part of the en
emy's forces oa James Island this morning
and drove them to tbs protection of (heir
gunboats in tbe Ktooo, with little loss on
both sides. Tbe enemy is massing troops
oa Morris Island, evideully for uuothei
attack on IsUttr) Mfigtier to night or to
morrow.' Three monitors aud the mortal
boats kept ap an almoet constant fire bH
day oa' that work with little damage, to if
ami little casualties.
"There has been heavy skirmishing a
Jackson, Miss., hut nothing important.
I
?
The Raleigh Standard in lavor of i
a .Reconstruction. I
NtvBBBK, N. C., J?lyl7?The [>epart
meat of Virginia by a recent order from
tbe Secretary of War has been annexed
sjsaasat^estsca
to day lor Fortress Monroe to organize bis
command. If th*GoTern?eo? will furnish
birn pflrith a respectable, force, which it baa
thus far been onable to do, important and
lasting results will at once be realized.
The Raleigh Standard is ia favor of rn
construction of the Union, and thinks the
probable terras of reconstruction between
| rebellious states, which North Carolina, m |
common with the other slave states, will
accept it tbe federal government insists
upon ilie sauie as the only terms that can
granted.
Notwithstanding the Jife of We institu
tion is not iff tbe least Impaired by this
war, as is genprally believed at the North,
nothing but * great standing army be
tween tbe niiulors and the stares eould
impair the institution over which is thrown
tbe shield of state and muoiripsl laws, to
grtlier with the inherent will of the South
ern people; bence these terms are tbe
cheapest tbe Government can offer and the
bes the South accept.
Tbe Wilmington Journal, an original se
cession sheet, ia speaking of tbe assem
bling of the North Caroliua Legislature
iipou the call at' Gov. Vance, ostensibly
to consider tbe qaestion of tbe Coofeder
ali' currency, charges that other and mote
important objects occasiou the called ses
sion. U utterly deaoaaees tbe reconstruct
tibn, us intending to use the Legislature
us a means of accomplishing other pur
poses.
The Raleigh State Journ .1 alleges tbe
Jtscorering of a secret political organiza
tion whose purposes are most infamous and
treasonable, which has doubtless ramifica
tions throughout tbe State, and ?ys that
developments may swiftly be made which
will startle the most apathetic.
About the Draft?Circular Ho- 47
Wav DiPARTMiir, Provost Makshal'i
lirricK. Waihiiuidi, Jul* 17.?First?
Unified vcd htiiUBl soldiert in ilie serficwl1
of the riuleil Suites by the" fact oTlIftiYr
njiined liaviu^ been tlrawu in the draft.?
Ttie uouuoatum served upou them by the
Provost Marshal Is merely' kri announce
ment of Ilie fact ami an order U?r tlieui to
report lor duty at n designated time and
place. Secoud?Tbe following opinion ol
tie Hon. Wm. Whiting, .Solicitor of the 11
War Department, ia published lor tbe in
tornitttiou of all concerned. When a per
son lias been drafted, in pursuance of the
enrollment net of March .'Id, 1863, notice of
spell draft must l>e served within ten days
thereafter l>y a written or printed notice to
be served on hiin personally or by I earing
a copy at bis last place of resdcnce, requir
ing him to appear at a designated rendez
rous to report for duty. Any person fail
i0^ to report for daty after notice is left ,
Without furnishing a substitute or paying j
:>500, is pronpnnjped bv law to be a desert
er; he may be urri?ieU and held for trial (
by conrt martial anil sentenced to death, j
A person after being drafted and before re- ,
reiving notice deserts, the notice may still
hi; served by leaving it at bis last place of
residence, and if lie does not appear in ac
cprcfaric* with the notice or furuish sub
stitute or pay the $300, he will be in law
a deserter and moil be treated accordingly.
Tfhere is uo way or nimuier in which a |x?r
spn once enrolled cau escape his public
duties, and when drafted, whether present
or nbaeut, whether be change hia residence
or abscond, the rights of the United Stales
against him are secured and it is only by
the per format* v'f* of bis duty to the country
thai he will escape the liability to be treat
ed as a criminal,
[Signed J Wm. Whitiko,
Solicitor of]W?r Dep't.
Jas. 15. Kuv, Pro. Mar. Qen.
From the Southwest
Washington, July 19.?The Navy De
partment has received a communication
from Rear Admiral Porter, dated 9th inst.,
ih which he states that having received in
formation from various sources on the 14th
ull-, that the rebel Oen. Price was moving
tioni Arku?au3 towards the Mississippi,
be made the proper disposition to meet tbe
rebels at such poiols as be knew to be as
sailable, sending a force to Helena. The
Bragg, Tyler snd Hastings were the vessels
detailed
Tbe object of the expedition was to pre
vent the vessels from their design of mov
ing ou .some point no the rivor, cutting off
our transports and relieve Vicksburg.?
They attacked the outposts of our troops
ou the 4Lb in?tant, with their whole force
aud as the work9 were slight, succeeded
in getting possesion of a small fort of four
light guns. The troops behaved ?no*l
nobly in the engagement, aud at tbe writ
ing of ihe account Admiral Porter reports
that Price was retreating towards Ah*- '
andria.
There is nothing definitely known aboul-j
Lee's army, be is making bis way to Cul
pepper and Uordousvtlle with all possible
speed. '
Miscellaneous Item*.
Nrw Yoke, July 18?Tioops from the
forts aud uaty yard lotve been returned to
their original localities.
Three regiments of militia are expected
to arrive this evening.
lien. Hi* arrived here this evening.
Tbe New Orleans Era states that tbe
gunboat Itasca captured two and burned
three schooners on the Texas coast.
The Ktpress' Washington correspondent
Says Gen. Grant will Soon relieve General
Meade iu command ol the Army of the Po.
tomnc.
Generals Wool, Dix, Ctnby and Gof. I
Seymour were in consultation at headqtiar- l
tera this afternoon. I
WasuiaiiToa, July 18.?Seven hundred I
and fifty rebel prisouers arrived tbis morn
ing from the army of the Potomac. Twen
ty eight ofHc^rs are Ineluied'lo tbe num
ber.
The enrollment of names for Oie draft
will be completed here on Monday. 20,000
of the first class aud 7000 of the scv*ad
class are enrolled. . ThT|
Kxcept ia a very few ioitaaees the e?4
rolling officers have met with bo trouble,
and in no case has personal violence beeu
attempted.
It is thought only two regiment* will ha I
? ailed for Ircia this district. '
Sew Tore, July ID.?Full details of t|i?
operations againn Charleston are pnb
lished. During tbe operations a rebel
steamer attempted to land reinforcements
on Worria Island, but was driven oB ami
destroyed by our gunboats and ths troop,
barely escaped. It ia reported also that
a rebel gunboat venturing too near our
vessels was captured.
Saw Yuan, July 19.?Several more ni,
litia regiments were ordered home to-day
A Washington diipatcb eays the rebels
on Saturday fired - on UteSteamer George
Peabody with full pieces from Mat tp^a
Point on the Potomac. Sntftl guuboarr
went to her protection.
PHiLAUKLrHIA, July II*.?Tbe subscrip
tion aj'ent reports the -afe of 972,000 dol
lars ol 0 20's on Saturday.
Tlie Conditio! of?ort Swtoon when
? it Surrendered. ? .
July IN.?The i
cm upoiot, from -V?? Orleans on M? llUi,
U-- i lirnvud. ? * ? f - f via I * S.
$hf Era of the SUi aBBOnncfS lb* uo
CO ulilional turreadtr of Port Hudson on
lb ? Ttb. 5,000 prisoners an J 50 pieces of
aruUery were taken, "tbt garrison had
ea'an iu last mule. The loyal citizens of
Xi m Orleans were about relebr^liog
i*?-ni with a irrnnil torch-lifrht proeossioa.
Xt* mention is made of anj of Grant's
In-op* reaching Port Uvltoa.
From Charleston.
N'bw Yobk, July 13.?Tbe steamer Ful
lou, front Port Royal ou tbe l&tb, bas ar
rived. General tiilmore bad commenced
mining Port fflpirr and tbe siege prb
irrases fuTorablj. Foster bad tafcen all
the fortification pa JatuM Island as Tar as
Se.-pgslobrille. W ? *
Kverytbiog is quiet her* to-dajr. Tbe
Jtli and 71st regiment* arrived this morn-,
dg* J * > ( > } n " >"i>* J t it 1
The Tribune's Washington despatch
Itales that several thousand rebel Jirisun
ruin being reinforced therelroa.
Oar Army Back in Virginia
Niw Yobe, July 19.?The Mercury's
Washington special snjs our entire army
?i back iu Virginia. Tbe eoeasjr. ??still in
he great valley Of Virginia, moving down
a ('heater and Thornton (Japs en route
or Culpepper. Tbey bave declined to come
(trough tbe upper gaps to threaten Waah>
ii/iou, and keep tbe Blue Ridge between
hem selves and our army. Mo prospects
if a collision for many days to come. A
lupatcb in tbe Baltimore American ol
estrrday confirms tbe statement that our
.rmy is all again beyond the Potomac.
Foreign News
Nrw Vobk. July Tf>r?'The steamship
Hty of London, from Liverpool on the titb
ad (jueenstown on tbe 9Ui, bas arrived.
A powerful iron-plated ram at 1M* IMS
ras launched Irom Laird's yard, osteasi
ijy lor the Rmparor of China, but iatima
?td to be for tbe rebel*. She is to bavf.,
evolving cupolas.
.AK'-iESai
Lteocrd when tbe tumolt was put -down.
New Yoac, Jaly It*.1?A special from
leadquarters of tbe army of tbe Potomac,
if tbe 19tb says: Tbe main body of Lee's
C- ny is supiHisetl to be between Martini
rg and Winchester. A Shippeusburg
"a. special says firing was beard on Kri
sy a. M , supposed .to be an attack by
ten. Bulord at Clear spring, where ha was
9 cross tbe Potomac.
. i., af ? :?. ' ? ' I ' ^
Fokthkss Muxuok, July 18 Geo. Fos
*r arrived here at 11 o'clock to-day.
I Williamston, on the Knanoke liver, was
lOmbarded bv four gunboats uuJer Capl.
Ttsser on HoaiUy BigbL- Tw
. Tbe bridge accroa* Gardner a creek was
lestroyed, and the rebels, who bail receut
y become quite bold, drivea entirely from
lie river many miles ba?k.
Hew York
II one j easy nt ? per cent.
Sterling exchange lower and dull at 1 3C
^1 Si fur first clius bill*.
'(?old lower and uuoaillod, opening at
ilfcliuiog u? 314 Mil Uaali at
LA UtfH LIN'S
Old Home Bitters,
XIIK PAIOK OP VIUUI.MA.
AN elegant and pleasant toniu?
?
f AUGUL OLD 1IOMK BlTTKHb,
I j The Pride of Yir*fuia.
Jure* l))-i|>tf|nu mJ Lirer Coai|?laiut.
LAUtJIILlX'fl OLD ROMR BITTER5,
The Pride of Vlrgritiia,
JurM Vlatalime* auJ ludi^Mtiuii.
LAU<J?fi4>'d OLD UO-MK BITTKKtf,
Tee Pride of Vinrft.i*. *
SuresUenniel ud WmImm,
LAtJtJIILIK'd QLD UOMK BITTKIU.
Tbe Pride of Vir^iuut,
Jure* HMdxIw aiiJ UtArtturn.
LA UOII LIN'S OLD HOMC BITTKR8,
Tb? Piule of Virginia,
iurvi Aritliiy of tbe ttMBacb.
LAIRIIILIN'3 OLD IIOSIK BITTKR3.
Tbe Prititi id Vir^iuia,;
Snresan.l preveuta fnit-r aoJ Aim*. ^
LAl OULIN'ri OLD II>MK B1TTKRS,
Tba Prist* of
Qares Sftlknr Oomplrxiun at*?l roetnl Bremlb
LAUOliLIN'ri OLD IIOMR MTTKt.^.
Tbe Pri>l?? of Vir^iun,
CaiM Nunrou AlfocCiMO*.
LACOni.tFI"!? OLD HOME m+TlRi, '
Tbe I'rid** of Virgntin,
IbuuU b? lined by kJI Travrbin*.
LAIHIIII.I.N'H OLD HOMK B1TTKRS,
Tbx Pllde *?f \ irrtota,
SliTsoUJ b0 iMed l?y #?w> cm*. Dellr?te !??
valbk Per*>u* of Ho-Ui?t*ry iUl/IU, A.Liiaei rs
|n?mI to MImuisIm iiilla.?M-M.
It 1-ut Imp uwJ *1 a "MgrniBi; Apprtiser.''
Pre|??r*ti ouly bjr
' LAITUYILINS A ftL'ellFIELD,
: JnU Wliol??U inu^uU, Wb*? lin^. Wmi Va.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS,
Simpson & Wilson.
W ac call attridMi d Merrhanti to mr* br(? anJ
attractlvo atock ut
Fancy & Staple
I>RY GOODS,
At gnatijr radmod prices.
? Having our atocfc iu m%??tm provkma to tba late graat
trances, w?Si. Wlj p< igfcw 4 p Mllu:'|>iw.i
rliue. We offer a full Um of
HINTS,
uk ( biases,
OIIOHAII,
? viLin,
CIIKCKS,
BTC., KTC.
CUTTOIAOKIi
JBAXI TWEED,
utcHiHa
?M ICR fjofH
KXC., KTC.
. As wall aa a
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Simpson & Wilson,
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