Daily intelligencer. [volume], August 07, 1863, Image 3

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Friday Morning, August ,7 1863
jtjy Difficulty of Pheskbvisg Obdkb. j
?With show folk? of nil port* the people j
of Wheeling have the reputation of being ,
the most boisterous ?nd disorderly at pub- j
lie exhibitions, of any people in the coon- j
try. Every exhibition, no matter of what
character, is sure to be greeted by shoots
Ana whistles and rude demonstrations of
disorder. Since the theatre opened at
Washington Hall the management has been
terribly annoyed by a class of persons who
appear to attend the performances on
purpose to create a tumult and annoy the
perloruiers and the better iioriion of the
audiences. 11
Late on Wednesday *veniug a crowd of j
young men were veiling and shouting, I t
when Mr. John l>owns, a special police- ; |
man nu duty at the hall, undertook to eject j '
n person from the parquette. He was fol- i '
lowed to the door by a numerous crowd J ,
and wafi several limes knocked down and 11
was severely beaten about the head and |
luce. A very large crowd soon collected i |
ind the prospects were that a genera! fight ; (
tfnuld take place. Capts. Moore aud Thorpe, i i
however, happening to be present, ordered ; '
a guard of soldiers to siexe the more prom- : j
inent rioters and take them to the Allien- i ,
<-um. This order was immediately esec'i- j
ted and the excitement subsided. 6
jejjrFaoJt WtKCBKHTKB.?Issac B. Still- j'
man and Thomas Marsh, two members of 1 |
Carlin's battery, who were left in the Hos- : ,
pital at Wiurbester at the time of the evac- | '
aatioo of that place arrived in the city yes- j !
terday. They represent that the people of IJ
Winchester are in a very destitute condi- i |
lion. They have nothing to .eat. hut a lit
tle bread and meat. The rebels left Win
chester last Monday morning taking with
iht-m all the hospital stores and bedding
They pressed all the teams far aud near to i c
remove their sick ar.d wounded. They also
compelled our wounded?all who were able
to stand upon their feet?to follow them
afoot. Those who could not walk were
left behind upon the tioor ot the hospital
and in many instances the beds were taken
from under them. Oar cavalry, to the j a
number of one or two thousand now occu- ' '
py Winchester, and a force of infantry is
?rOMmped at Bnnker Hiil.
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AS IsTKBKhTIKO BlLLIABU POINT
Settlku?Recently, some assessors have
construed the internal law so as to require
a tax of lifteen dollars npou each billiard
table used tor hire, whereap the law di
rects thai tables for hire shall pay five
dollars, and tables for private use ten dol
lars?the {design being to make the rich
jiay for their private luxuries of this sort
?it a higher rate than the workman pays
for the tools of his trade. Mr. Phelan, the
celebrated billiard table manufacturer,
held an interview with Commissioner Licw
is, aod that gentleman decided that tables
kept for hire to the public shall pay five
dollars each, and no more. This will,
doubtless, bring more revenue to the treas
ury than the more exorbitant rate.
day-lU'BNlNQ OK THF StKAMKK RtlTH.
Uur readers noticed yesterday the news of
the burning of the steamer Rulh, below
Cairo, on the Mississippi river. She was
bound from St Louis to Vicksburg and
had on board several government paymas
ters, among them Major 1. M. Pumphrey
and Henry C. Flesher of this city. Tbare
was a l irge loss of life and property.?
Messrs. Pumphrey and Flesher it was fear
ed were among the lost, but a dispatch
yesterday we find that they were both
saved, losing, however, all they had with j f
them.
Two million, six huudred thousand dol
lars are reported lost. Of course this will
uot be a loss to tbe government, having
never been paiu. It will be only neceesury
to strike off duplicate greenbacks.
fOjTTHK woik upon the bridge now
being constructed across the Ohio, at Stu
benville, is progressing finely?the work j <
on ibe "Pan.han.|l?" Railrcad ts, also, be 11
Ingpushed forward with vigor. We bear
it stated that the road will, in all probabil
ity, be in running order by the lit of April
next.
B^"Thk Wheeling Batteby.?Captain
Carlin, ot tbe Wheeling Battery, will leave
in a few days with what force he bns here,
l'or the seat of war. It is expected that
the paroled men of this battery will be
exchanged in a fen days, and that the
Wheeling battery will soon be itself again, j \
S&- Thanksgiving Day.? Yesterday i t
having been set apart as a day of thanks- t'
giving, business in tbe city was entirely '
suspended. Services were held in most of
ibe churches and the day wag like the holy
Sabbath.
Saf-THKATiii -Tuere was a crowded house
at the Theatre last avening, and as usual
every body was pleased- To-night is set
apart for tbe benefit of Miss Mollis Wil
liams, and we hope she may have a "rous*
A^Uobe Bprbwhackers.?About half
a doxen more horse thieves and busb
wbuckers arrived last evening, hating been
arrested near Bootbsville, Marion countj.
Tbty were committed to the Atheneum.
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Jl?rH(MFFiLD Railboad.?We call at
tention to the advertisement of tbe Satnr- j
day excursion train on tbe Hempfteld Rail
ro*J.
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U"3^"Th* Excise Law.?Tbe Collector,
publishes thia morning an important notice
in relation to tbe Excise Law, to whiob we
call the attention of tbe reader.
"PENNY TOKENS"
09 OOPPJtR,
quality, and in any quanity, foruiahad ,
?t $8 00 p*t tbouaand, by
JOUW 6ACL r,$?. t ym.rU Place, j
Two'door* troai Broadway* York.
All Orders leat by Mail or Kuraaa promptly
lorv*iM?d. Jy?l-i?8l*ir j
A Howl Again.t Raid*.
From th) Richmond Kxamluer, July 30.
A case for some special action on the
part of Government is presented in that of
^prisoner now in this city, a Colonel Pow
ell ("one-eyed Powell ) who has recently
Japtored at Wytbeville, the hen,I of a
raiding party, after the commission of
?ross outrages, contrat-y to therulcs of civ
ilized warfare, and io the very act Of com
sitting other similar enormities. Tbe ex
:bange of prisoners captured io war is it
lelf a practice of modern civilization, en
oined by the humane code of modern
Christianity. The old rule was tu putpris
iners to summary death ; or, at tbe option
>t tbe individual captors, to hold them as i
ilaves ; or, finally to ransom them lor an
igreed price io moooy,
This 'one-eyed Powell" owes his claims
o a different treatment exclusively to rules
vbich he had habitually set aside in a
ong.eareer of action, and which he wau
only violated io the very expedition in
vhich he was captured. For a year or
wo past this person ha*? lived a life of out
age on the western frontier of this State ;
lorse stealing, house burning, and general
obbery, to say nothing of murder, has been
lis employment for a long time past; la
vbich he has woo much local fame, and in
vbich be had become exceedingly expert
>nd adventurous
Kaiboldened by success and impunity,
^e projected this raid into South Wtstern
Virginia, the leading objects of which were
be destructiou of tbe salt works in Wusb
ngton County, and the lead miucs in
Vythe, and the destruction of tbe tunnels
nd bridges on tbe Virgiuia and Teunessee
Callroad; hut the minor objects of which
fere horse theft, arson, mill burning, aud
rivate injury. Turned away from the
alines by advices that the place was
trongly guarded, the expedition proceed,
d to Wytbeville, which lay on the direct
oad to tht lead mines, and, beyond these,
n the great railroad bridge over New ltiv
r f'uriunatcly, the party were met at
Vytheville by a small bur resolute baud
eut forward by Gen. Jones, led by an otti
er of pluck, in an engagement in which
bis prisoner Powell was disabled aud ta
:en. Bereft of iis leader and master spirit,
be expedition failed, and the raiding par*
y at once beat a retreat, in which they
?ould have been cut off had they not, lin
er the.lead of cousutumate guides, beta
eu themselves to the woods and crossed
ver the mouutaius at places where there
'ere no roads.
But iu their march from tbe Valley of
ae Big Sandy to Wytbeville, they uestroy
d every mill on their way, look every 9lnve
om his master, burned down several
Killings, and whenever they 9aw inetru
lents of agriculture or crops, easilv de
royed, reduced them to ashes Arriving
I Uytbeville, they commenced thin sys
?iii of outrage on non-combatants. They
urned private dwellings, fiist collecting
leir furniture inlo the rooms ignited;
iatle prisoners of old men; shot a priest
aing, Sunday morning, to chapel; killed
apt Oliver alter he had surrendered, and
lot other prisoners after their capture.
his was the liue of violence they were
arsuing up to tbe time that this man I
owell, who WHS their real leader, was I
ounded and fell into our hands After ?
is fall, tbey changed their tactics, releas
ig their prisoners, and began their retreat.
Here is presented a ca.se where the psr
in really responsible for the most wanton
ad outrageous violation of civilized usage
ickily falls into our hands, aud the ques* I
on urines, is he to he exchanged without
word o> demur, just as if he were taken
prisoner in honorable battle ? Here is a
iao whose prowess cousists in his peue
ating into regions of country where
I ere are no troops that cau fight him ;
voiding the noble encounters of hooora.
I? war; carrying fne aud sword into the
ablutions of women, children and old
ien; shooting down dumb cattle; making
ilorous charges on plows, hoes, spades,
rindstoneji, uud mills; inflicting all pos
ble injury upon everything non-resist
at, whether sentient or insentient; and at
le first snuff of danger in the breeze,
iki.ig to his heels. To show tbe base
ess of spirit which actuated this party,
1US led by one eyed "Powell/" it is ouiy
ecessary to mention a siugle practice
bich they observed.
When they stole the horses ot farmers
> replace the t xbausted ones from which
aey dismounted, they shot the noble ani
mls that had uarried them safely on their
My. Here were chevaliers, priding tbem
flves on their horsemanship; but yet so
rut ally destitute of the kindly sentiment
>r this noble animal which is even cher
Ihed, amid a life of barbarism, by Arabs
nd Bedouins, as to shoot the harmless,
nded, faithful, dumb beasts down in their
racks. Brutality so gross, cruelty so coarse
ud disgusting, was never bef/re known,
nd remained for the Yankee to exhibit.
'he leader ot brutes io human shape, so
(gusting, aud ihe inaugurator of brutality
o shocking, is now iu this cily, waiting to
le exchanged under the rules wbich'mod
rn civilization has ordaioed for the gov
rnmcnt of honorabl e warfare.
The Yankees have abused this policy of
aids, as they always do whatever Ibey un
lertake, into a business most base and
leastly. The Southern idea of a raid is a
lold and adventurous cavalry dash behind
he enemy's lines, or iutu the hostile cou
ioes, for purposes purely military, suoh as
utting communications, destroying mili
ary munitions nnd supplies,and rendering
iseless for military purposes whatever arti
les, contraband of-war, may fall in their
ray. It results as a necessity, from this
ort of enterprise, that burses suitable for
avalry purposes are taken whenever met
rith ; and this is tbe only species of pri
ate injury inflicted not usual in the prac
ice of armies. Xon combatants are tindis
urbed; sex and age are generally re
pected.
The ^Yankees, however, abuse tbe idea
nto a very different thiog. Their object
s an indiscriminating warfare on women,
:hildren, old age, dumb beasts and help*
ess brutes. Tbe Southern soldier leaves
be faithful Hteed that can no longer bear
?im on his rapid march, to tbe person
vhom he deprives of a horse; but the
faokee steals the other's animal and
ihoots his own. The Southern army uses
:be raifl as a means ot war, tbe Yankees
-mploy it for purposes of extermination,
itid io prosecuting it, commit every crime
ninNteriug to that end. Is their conduct
:o be tolerated without protest or rebuke?
\re their crimes to go uopunisbtxl? Is
ihia "one eyed Powell" to be honorably
exchanged as a prisoner of war?
SOLDIERS' AID SOCIETY.
To tbe Ladies of Wheeling and
Vtelnliy.
OUR stock of Fraifc is exhausted. We de*lre to
to lay in for future una a large supply of Black*
b-rrt?s io particular, and will furnish the can* free
of expenaa to any one who win nil them with the
parries.
Mr. John Bishop has the cans Id Us store room
for any one who will aptly.
To th* LOVALWOAIEN' of our country we appeal
on e more. We know.you will not neglect thla op*
port unity of mfai-terieg to oar brmre soldiers.
By order of the Beard.
ang5 lw SAMUKL LAUGH LIN', gec'y.
STRAYED. ~
FROM th. premlMa of th. mbKrihar on Burnt on
?t'Mt. OM t'!? and of Jalr, a rar heavr m
?hort legged WHITK OOW. S?r horn, tura'npi
lin e. eM baa a r.rj targa be* and only dTM
Bilk ontoftwotsat.. ' p "
aagiStdAltw* CLIZABCTH RICHARDSON.
OESTERLING,UENDERSON&CO.
Manufacturers of Flint Glass,
*Cor. German anil Flr?t Bt?.|
WHKEMNG, \V. V.
RKP.i'KCl FULLY inform the Glass Merchant*
that ihey m inuf.icture Bio in and I'ressed ,
Gl new-re of all descriptions, at lowest-market
prices Partlcnltr attention la called to tlieir aft
aortment of .l?ri. LampsandChimneys. J11II6 lm
FOR RENT. j
A SMALL HOUSE on the Island, containing i
three rooms. Kent moderate. Poaseaaiou cau '
be bad Immediately. A""VBOKZKB ZANK,
jy3l lw on the Island.
CRCECENT MANUr^CTURIKO Co.. I
Wheeliug, W. V?, Aug. Jid, lHtW. f
I WILL sell at Id o'clock. A. M..011 the 22d day of
August. I8C.1. at the fron- door of th? Court IIouHe J
in the City ?>t Wheellug West Virginia, fifty-eight j
bol d* Of $1,000 ench, being third mortgage bot.d*, j
and twen y-two inc me bonds of $1,OOj each of the !
Cinciunnti, Wllm ngton and Zii.esville Railroad j
Company, for account of whom it may concern.
Termu of sale?tasb.
aug4td JOHN W. GILL. Pie*'t. j
MKKt HANTS' AWI> MECHANICS' BANK- I
Wheeling, Aug. iki, 1SG3. f
I WILL sell on the?*2d day of Angtist. 18*3, at the
front door of the Court House in the city of
Whe ling, West Virginia, at 10 o'clock, A.M., tlx
thousand dollars ot tiie third mortgage noi<ds of the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and ZaueAville Railroad
Company, numbered MSI, 96'i, MM, 9.*4, 985 aud 986,
for account of whom it may concern.
Terms Cash.
aug4td H. CRANGI K, Pres't.
NOTIOE.
I WILL soil ?eli on Saturday, the JfSd day of Au
gun?, 1861, at the front door or lite Court IIou?e
for * 1 bio county, in the city of Wheelloic, at 10 o'cl'k,
A. M . nine thousand dollar# of the third mortgage
bonds or the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zi?ie?*Hle
Ka ln?ap Company, tiutubared 969, 970 9 l,97i,9i8,
9>4, 775, 970 aud 9?7, for account of whom It may
concern. Terms Canh.
aUg4td 0. D. HUBBARD, Pres'r.
Teams Wanted immediately
17ROM Twenty toThhty TWO-HORSK TKAMS
. can get certain employment in hauling ? 11 from
the Burning Spring Well*, 0,1 the Kanawha river,
to Kn'.awha Stall n or Parkernbu g. Kach wagon
can muke t<-oni $100 to $liS per m mth. Knquire of
OuNNELLY. C-JiiK A CO., Carbou Oil Refiners,
Wheeling, W. Va. aug4 lw
TRUST SALE.
BY consent of the parties, I will on Saturday, the
ritteentti day of August, if?63, execute a certai-i
Deed of Trust, from ? hriatian anider to me. dated
ou th* 2nd cf July, 1800, and duly recorded in the
Clerk'rf office of the 0-.?unt? Court of Ohio county.
Virjtiuia. in Deed Book 45, page 22. by soiling at
public auction, at the front door yf the Court IIou*e
of mid comity, the tra t or parcol ol land in ?aid
Deed particularly mentioned and de-cribei, Hituate
.n the town of Pulton In said county, aud estimated
to contain 30 494 square feet, more or less, together
with the Improvement*on the Rime, being the same
property occupied by ?aid.Snider in his lite time as
a hoiitse of public en'ertaiumeut, .
The said pr??pertv will be sold upon a credit of one
third cash, the balance in six. eight and twen'y
four months, with interest. .Tue title 10 be retain*d
till the purchase money is paid. 1 will execute
such title as is vested in me an trustee.
j>2i StIKRRARP CLEMENS, Trustee.
PUBLIC SALE
OF"
(?overnmeiit Property.
I WILL offer for sale at public auction to the I
higheHt bidder, for cash, at iheOoverumeut Cor
ral at Clarksburg, We t Virginia, on Thursday, the
5th da> of August, 1S63, 00 Horses, S Mares with
foal, and 4 Mules? sevontj-one animals.
By order B. F. KtUJtT, Brig. Hen. Commanding |
Department West Virginia.
ROBT. 8. GARDNER,
jy20 lw Capt. and A. 11. M.
Board of Health.
Report ok tiie board of health of the |
City of Wheeling, for the month of July,
1803:
Cancer J
Chtera Infantum..... ?
Convulsions *
Consumption J
Contention of Bowels 1
Dy-entery '4
Dropsy of Brain I
Diptherla 3
I
Hooping Tough....: ~....l
Heart Disease J
Injuries J
Still Born
20
Of the above there were?
Under 1 year 7
Between 1 and 5 years 5
" 6 and 10 " 1
?* 10 and 20 44 0
" 20 and 30 " 1
30 and 40 " 1
ii 40 and 50 ** . I
?? 50 aud GO 44 ? 2
*? 00 and 70 " 1
70 and 80 41 \
'* 80 and 90 (t 0
20
..11
Males
Females ? *
20
*?B5-3t JAMES CUMM1N8, Sec'y
ISTOTIOE.
To Whom it may Concern.
ON and after the lit of July, 1803, we Intend lo I
sell mil pioJs.forCABIl ONLY excepting per
eon. having regular placeeof businosa in the city,
who Hhall bo entitled to the usual credit.
Alt account, due .nd uot paid to date will be di?
of for collection. j ^ g nRR ^ ^
Music Received To-llay.
WIl LIK ha none to the War 30eentl.
Kingdom Coming 25
Battle Cry of Freedom
Who will care for Mother now 25
I'm looking ?or him home .??>
Do thev th nk of me at home jo
We do think of thee at home, answer 8) ^
Cottage by the 30
Dear mother I'll cotne h ?me again 30 ^
Hock me to sleep mother. 30 4
Mother is the Battle over 30
Jockey Hat and Feather..; 5|l
Vacant Chair J? 4
Maidens Prayer .' *o
And others, at the Variety Store of
D. NlCOLL & BR0.,
juH3 100 Main street.
JUST RECEIVED,
AFRKSH INVOICE of thoM ilcli, high lustre, all
boiled ULACK slLK-J for Mantilla, ann Dres^
ea.and will b. offered at old prices.
Also a new lot of MOUKNINl) DIIKP3 GOODS,
?n.h u Mnuunbiqnee. Orape Marett. Tamartino I
CMh, Lawns. Jtc.. which are for nale at exceedingly
low prices- Call early before .h. food. .K.ld and |
?aure tiariralns. ALlS^. HBiMAN,
wjll 137 JIain street.
WANTED.
F?.
c. n. -
of Sprlgg flouie.
)UR GOOD CIQAR MAKERS wanted tmmedi
? ? at- lv. an ! can have Mead> employment at
CI H. DEITERS A CQ.% So. 4i WaUr atrvclU no? th
nf Mnrltr* lloU-O. augo 1W
New Style Hoop Skirls.
TBf UU.tno,e,ty. Call and ^Ihem^Y^
C1ALI. at No 1 Odd Fellow Hall if jou want lO'M
j a nice large at jck of Faucy Goods and To'tet
Article?. ^ 1
NOTICE.
OUK connection with the Balmcait ?orn?f *- i
Martinsville, Ohio, ceased on the 1st Inst, t>y j
limitation. ? 4 nn . aa
* BAILEY. WO >DWARD k CO.
Wheeling, May 30.1S6a.??unl_tf__
MOTHER! If your child has the Summer Com
plaint, Dysentery, or any Bowel CjmpW-ta,
dont fail to use BOOKING'S AKuMATIO BLACK
BERRY COaDlAL. "?'*l _
STKRLINO'A AMBROMA.
Wood's llair Restoratlre,
Tricopberus,
and all other popuUr Hair lleKoratlve., always to
k. had a* the Odd fellow IUU Att.
(IMOS KLAUS.
STORK. Dwelling House, Comp?By_aod Reg'm.ri
tal Colors delivered oa the ahortest notice, at
mauut?ctur.r'.prio-,t>,j()3 0RAVK3 k ^
InlH No. 80 MoBCT?.atn IpK. W^y*
NOTICE.
Bounty, back-pay and pensions, also
Quartermaster and Commissary claims, col
l???d on the .hor^noJlcr_by0LLY30N ^ ^
I iong No. W Main street,
i H B.-NOO. nc*d apply fcr Bounty except those
I discharged on aocooof of wounds "ceirW, or tho?
who turn nrred two ye?ra. T. R- ? OO.
LAUGHLIN S ,
Old llome Bitters,
TUB PRIDE OS VlttUIKlA.
an elegant and pleasant tonic.
r ACUHL M'S OLD 110MB BITTKRS,
J . The Pride of \ irgtnia.
Cures Dyspepsia and Liver Compiaiut.
LAUOHLIN'S OLD HOME BITTERS,
TIib i'rldo of Virginia,
Curt* Flatulence and Indigestion.
LAUQULINM old home bitters,
Tne Pride of Virginia,
CorwiUeneral Debility and Weakness.
LAUUULI.VS OLD HOME BITTERS.
The I ride of Vlrglula,
Onree Headache and Heartburn.
LAUOHLIN'P OLD HOME BITTEK8,
The I'rldo of Virginia,
Cures Acidity of the Stoinacb.
? bAUOULIN'S OLD HOME BITTERS,
The Pride ol Virginia,
Curtw and prevents Fever and Anue.
LATOIILIN'S OLD H 1MB BITTERS,
The Pride of Virginia,
Cores Sallow Complexion and Foetid Breath.
LADOHLIN'S OLD HOME UITTKc.8,
The Pride of Virginia,
Cmes Nervous Affections.
LAUOHLIN'S OLD UOMB BITTERS,
The Pride of Virginia,
Should he used by all Traveler*.
LAUOULIN'S OLD HOME BITTKKS,
Th" Pride of Virginia,
Should be used by every one. Dellc.te Fouiales, In
valids. Persons of Sedentary Habits, Soldiers ex
poeed to Miasuiat.c influences.
ltcau be uwl a? a "Morning Appetiser."
Prepared only by LAUG[IUN8 4 BC3IIFIELD,
Jufl Wholesale DruggisU, Wheeling Weet Va.
Se in I-Annual Statement or Ptoplei
llmikf July If 1863,
AMSTTfl.
Personal Propertv ? 2T9 66
Bills and Noie* Discounted 62.431 88
Due by Coutinental Bank, N. Y....~ 9.0 >8 23
?* Bauk N^rtU America. Phlla 0,7*1 83
?? Merchants Bauk. Balto 7*20 73
?< It. Patrick, A Co. Pitt-burg 2,780 01
? M A M. Bank, of Wheeling 7,415 14
?* Other iiaukd aud Banners? 8,043 16
Expense account --X5 Si
Cash ou hand . 15.310 J7
$188,749 11
LIAlitUTtia.
Capital Mtock paid in -...- $19 540 00
iurplu? Fund...... - J g??
Due to other Hanks 2,97 J 00
Special Deposit ?- }"? JJ
rrauHieut Deposit 63,4&< o?
Interest account ^oow <i
$133,749 11
J. K. DICKKV, Cash.
UIVIDBSD.
? Pboplbs' Bank, I
Wheeling, West Va? July 1, lc?3. J
I'UK Directors of 4 tils Hank hfcve this day declared
a Dividwnd of f?ix 6 per cent, on the Capital
?tock, out of the profits of the last six mouths, pay
able to the at .ckholders ou demand, free ot Federal
nutate tare,. J. R. DtCltEV. Cash._
Saving Bank of Wheeling.
STATKMK N T.
LIABILITIES.
:.pital Stock * M.M0 0#
Surplus S i Si
'"zz:?::::::::::::::: wio?S
n?er?!. s."?f|I
)ne to other Batiks w *?*
$177,932 07
4SHETTH.
tills Discounted t
teal Estate
Itllce Furniture j*"? ?
/ue Irons other Banks &?,0b? w
?rutest account Tr
Ixpei se account ,?.V? Xr
J ash on hand .... 10 07
$177,932 07
Wheeling, W. V., July 2,1868.
rHE Board of Directors of this Bank have this
day de. hired a divideud or ten (loj per cent, out
ftho profit* for the last six mouths; payable to
tocklioldrrs on demand, free from all taxes.
jujjl 8 P UiLPKBTH, Tre? r.
To Wool Growers.
Nkw York, May 16, 1863.
m KNTLEMKN: We are prepared to receive, han
v T die. and eell Wool in large and small lots, on
hC fellow!** -audition-: Aftestk. Wool is laid dowu
t our door, we will st..ro, Insure, grade, sell, deliver,
ollect, ami remit, for one ceut i?er pound.
Our torms of sales are for cash, or nett prices, ad
ling interest lor time. I n uo caso? do we take paper
rithout itie owners consent that will not sell alone.
Our long acquaintance with the trade euables us to
nake quick sales at the market value.
Having the confidence ot iHrge capitalists, also en
bles us to negotiate for advances ?jn the moat favor
,ble terms. ...
All remittances will be promptly forwarded wltn
count of sales __ ? . ...
We shall be pleased to receive your Wool, aud win
;ivo it prompt attention?always keeping our friends
tostod on the condition of the market.
Vary respoctlully, yours.
U. A. PETTI HONK A WALLACE,
Wool Brokers, 70 Broad Ftreet New York.
tny20 3md* _
DIVIDEND.
Omci Fmc A M. IK8. Co. of WKMUJsa.
1'HB President and Directors of this Company
have declared ft dividend of 8 per cent, from the
iroQwof the last six uioutlis. payable lo tlie stock
lold-rsou aud afv>r the IO1I1 inst., freo oi Federal
inJ ttate tax. It- W. 11AHDING, Se^y.
Wheeling. J uly 1st, 1S88. J"11
FIBS PROOF SAFES
A FULL stock of Burlte A Barnes' Celebrated
f\ gafes on h.md, which we Mil at manufacturers
,rice", the purchaser puvI't"**
jnllO Main street.
IMttsburyli Iron.
WE keep u lull *tock o! all sixes bar, band, sheet
aud hoop Iron ot Pittsburgh make. Also,
Norway Ameiican Nail Hodi which we will sell at
he lowest priced. MkTCaLP * BURT,
jullO 60 Maio -?reet?_
S DA ASH.
WE have received an agency from the Mensr^
Fowler, or New York, for the sale of their
asportations of Soda Ash, and will sell at their
jrievs, adding freight and exchauge We a? Just
n receipt of a large lot of Kurt* brand Tor Qrera
jld-rt a d Soap uiaoufactnrers. Also a lotoirenned
f two qualities lor Flint Ulsss manufacturers. We
nvi.e t..e attention of ? #
juj20 .W Main str^t.
Hydraulic tement.
WK havejnsi received a car load of fresh Ce
ment, -Lynus" brand, warranted superior
which we are selling low. B*lug the only agenta
Tor this Cement heie, we can furnish It In quanti
ties, on short notice. MfcTCALP M BUHT.
jullO fb^Main sneat.
aoo aims,
IN Battery, will do terrible work. If wel* handled,
and mafc" a great uoi??e; but -he Llulir I
FL\ KILLER bandies Itself pretty much, works
silently, and counts the slaiu by tens <of thoas-iods
sold by T. II. L ?GAN ? JC K
jiii9 and LOG aN. LIsT k OO
TAKE A NAP
AFTKK dinner. If the files ??l permit. Ue?
l.lQUTNiNG FLY PAPEK and you will m
b. abl. to m.ke "jour own terra. ^Sold by^
jnl9 and fcHtlA"^. L?8T A CO.
"" USB THE BEST,
'I'HK lightest and bnt Bread -.n.1 Cjk"
1 by usiug the KX0UL3WR BAKI.NU PO? DKR.
Sold In boxes and by the pouao by ^ ^
jold and U'a*N. LIST A CO
OlE PLAUUB OF KOVPT,
W AK?r.' '"the^
POCKET BUOK9 AMU Pf'RHKS,
AflStS .took of Tnrlwy Morocco PORT SOS
Currency Hold.". ?c . warranted th?
"*?'ln tl" fot T^ravm a 00,
marVg-tf No. 3D Monro.
OABI AND BOTTLK CKMKHiT.
P^u^fr^l?
wholeule and retail, by n XjOOAS A OO.
juw and LOOItC Hat *0O
STKRLUO'a AMBROS'A.
ljtlnl'e aioem of Touth,
L arnett s ToUet Article^
T. II LUOAS A CO.
Jn? and LOOAW, LIST A CO.
COSBT1TCTIOW wnVi,?^7iljf
jy ceued at the Odd Fello
a RTVSIAIV WELL WATKR-'Baps*
A rtor to Blue L'clt-A fr~h snfpijr Jn.necsl.wl
K. BOCKLN'U, Agt.
MJS1NKSS NOTICISS.
pfflw tub Blkt.?Rev C. A, Bt bee, Tress.
Am. Bib's Union, N. T , writes: MI tstt cheerfully
add my testimony to that of numerous r>t her friends,
to Mrs. S. A. Allen'* World'? Ilair K?-storer and
ZylobaUamum. The latter I ham found superior
to anything I have ever used.*'
8old by Dfupglsts everywksre. Depot, 198 Or
wich street. New York. sugS
SPECIAL NOTICEsT"
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WAFERS
The OriK'nal Mericine established In 1837, and first
article of the kind ever introduced under the
name of4 Pulmouc Warns," in this or any other
country; all other Pulmonic Wafers are counter
feit*. The genuine can be known by the name
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER.
Bsyan's Pulmonic Wafxrs
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat Hoarseness.
Bryan's I'UiJtOKtr Wafxrs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Relieve Spitting of Blood, Pains in the Cheat.
Brtin's Pulmonic Wsfsrs
Relieve Iucipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafirs
Relieve Irritation of ths Urala and Tonsils.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafkbs
Relieve the above complaints in teu minutes.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Are a blessing to ull C.'asses and Constitutions.
Bryan's Puimosic Wafxrs
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers. ?
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafsss
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures.
Bsyas'h i rLMONIC Wafsrs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without a box ot
Brya:: s Pulmonic Wafxrs
in the house.
No traveler should be without a supply of
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
in his pi cket.
No person will ever obfect to give for
Bryan's Pclm >nic Wafers
Twenty-five Cents.
JOB MOSE*, 8ole Proprietor, 27 Oortlandt ft? N. Y.
For sale by LAUJHLINS k BU8UF1KLD,
JySO aod T. I!. LOO AN k CO.
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters.
THE PRIDE OP VIROIW1A.
A necessary article this warm weather. That's j
what** the matter. You want a bott'e.
Don't go about complaining of being so weak and I
feeling so exhausted uy the weather. You can be
relieved very easily by using
Laughlin's Old Some Bitters,
THE PRILE OF VIRGINIA.
No use going to the Spri gs and epending so man y I
of those 'greenbacks." You will eat better and of I
course feel better, and as a natural consequence look f
better, by using
Ijaughlin's Old Home Bitters,
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
~ These Bitters are agreeable to the taste, in mild
operation, the most delicate using th?m with irapu- I
nity. Speedy in action and penetrating the seat of I
disease, they Impart new health and vigor to the I
system. The exquisite flavor, the de'icate aroma
and pleasant taste of this preparation renders It pe
culiarly acceptable, even to the fevered and lauguid
patient. Prepared only by
LAUGHLINS k BUSUFIELD.
jul'2 Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling.
NEVER KNOWN TO KAIL!
DIXON'S AROMATIC
Blackberry Carminative.
THE SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera
Morbus and Hummer Complaint.
The immeuse sales testify to the merits of this |
remedy.
The uumerous daily repoi ts of astonishiug cures J
attest its value.
It has advantages over any other remedy, at once j
curing the disease, wnd imparting tone and strength
to the system.
Ia safe and harmless to the infant, and powerful in |
the adult case.
To the soldier, especislly, it is iuvalnable, being I
appropriately termed by them, in rnauy certificates, I
? ?THE SOLDIER'S FRIEND,"
Mothers find it superior to any soothing syrup for 1
children teething; freed from the Usurious effects of I
Narcotic*, gives reit to the sufferer by removing [
the diseaie. Sold by respectable Dealers every
where.
Pricb. 25 Cknys a Bottlk. Prepared only by
Jun?7 6m WM. Y DAVIDSON. Cincinnati, O
For Rata, Mice, Roaches, Ants* Bed*
Bnfs, Moths In Fsri, Woollens, Ac
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals,
Put up In 25c. 50c. and $1 00 Boxes. Bottles, anr I
Flasks $3 and $6 sixes for Horxie, Pcbuc Insyitu- 1
TIOX, Ac.
"Only infallible remedies known.**
M Free from Poisons."
*? Not dangerous to the lioman Family.'*
? Bats oome out of their holes to die.'*"'.
rjT Sold Wholesale in all largeclties.
pr* Sold by all bauooisTs ?ml Kktaiuu> every*
wbere.
\W 11! BxwareII!" of all worthless imitations,
pur See tn?t *? Cottar's" name is on each Boa
Bottle and Flask, before yon buy.
' AddreM IlENRY K. COSTAB.
' Principal Dxfot 4S3 Broadway, N.\.
'Soldi
umr4-0m
X. BOOKING,
A. O. GOOD,
Wholesale and. Retail A rents.
Wheeling. Vs.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
ALL persons sre hereby notified that the Lists,
valuations awl Enumerations made and taken
by the several Assistant Assess rs, under tha Excise
t aw of (be United states, for the First Collection
District of We?t Virginia, will be open lor inspection
for ths space of fifteen days from this date at the
offices of the ssid Assistant Assessors. I will sttend
at ilie time and places hereafter mentioned, for the
purpose ..f hearing any areata that may bemads
I from the Lists, Valuations, and Enumerations made
and taken b> said Assistant Assessors:
Ang. 1st, IPG3. at Mounds* file Marshall coun?y
*? - at the office of R Pratt, Wheeling. |
at the Monroe House. "
at Wellsbnrg. Brooke Co.
at Ne*r Cumberland. Hancock Co. I
at Fairmont. Marlon Co.
at Morga' loan. Monongalia On.
at King wood. Preston Co.
St Fettercnan, Ta* lor Co,
St New Martinsville. Wetsel Co.
at Sistersville, Taylor Co.
at tt. Mary'a. Plmtaanta Co.
All appeals must be in writing, and mu-t specify
the particular cause, matter or thing respectins
which a decision is required, and must stats th.
ground or i^inciple of loequality or error com-]
plained of. JOHN PARKINSON.
Assessor 1st Diet. West Vs.
Cameron, July 15th, 1863. jyl8 1m
(Wellsbnrg Herald, Fairmont National aad VIr- I
gini* Plain dealer please copy sad mo4 bill to As- [
* 3d
? 4th
?* 6th
?* 7th
?? H-th
- 1-th
M 14th
? 15th
?? ls-h
*? 19th
20th
ATTENTION.
riTCOSV ladtbud to m will pUu. call and ?t 1. I
_I tt.lr bUl*.w!tboi?t 4.I.J.
Jj? t>. NICJLL A BRO., 109 lUln .t.
EXCURSION TRAIN.
HEHPFiELD KAIL ROAD.
the Depot at Wbeelin* ?t Si, M. fc?r JUu Grove
^R^rotog wUl leawa TrUlelphln ^|7 P.M., wv
riving at Wheeling ?t 7.30 P. St.
_ Fare t'j Triadelphia and back 50 cents
Fare to Kim Grove and back 4J cent*.
kxcuf>ioo tickets will also be oiej on the 3 o clock
A. MclLWAIN.
jjiitl Agent Wheeling Station.
T&l'ITEK'l ?alk.
By Tirtor ot a Uc?d of tru*t, eztcoUd by William
McConaughey on Ibt Int d?> of April, 1W,
and itulf recorded In nook 13, page 55, Ac,, of the Ke
rord of Deeds, In Uarshall county nod State of Vir
ginia, 1 a ill, on th ilst day of May, 1WV between
the two? of 1? o'clock A M- and 4 o'clock P. St. at
the front door of the court-honse of said county, sell
at pnblic auction tbe following described tract ol
land, to tbe beet and highest bidder tberefor, that Is
to my, a tract of laud containing two hundred and
eighty acre*, more or Ins situate In tbe Mid Mar
.hall county, near to the Tillage of Cameron, known
ai the b me i.irui of the laid William ? ?cOooaugbey.
and ou which oe then resided, adjoining tbe landa of
Judge Thompson. J?weo Cain Ptnacl Kittle, Ju
K. Bell and David McConaughey. conreyed to m- by
the aaid WillHui McCooaugliey. in truet for the ben
efit of certain ol his creditor*. Tbe eald tract of land
to be *old on a credit of six. twelve and eighteen
month* of euual payment* with Interest from the
day of ? -le. the purchaser to gire approved security,
and the title to be retaineduntil tba purchase money
is puM.
TbU tract of Und is In a high state of cultivation,
22? acre# of which i-cleared, two good bearing orch
ards. and two comfortable dwelling bouse*and other
necessary Improvement* thereon.
DAVID Mc00>AU<IH*T, Trustee.
I hare giveu my consent that the Trust^o shall
make sale as above of said property.
apr20-4wdAw WM. McOONAUOHlT.
The above *ale is adjourned to the EUtit ??
?Vane, 1803. at 10 o'clock A. M.
m>23 liAVID MUCOSACOHY, Trustee,
car* The above aale ha? been postponed until
Monday. A.1 gnat 3d. The sale will then
taae pUce at the fr*?nt di-or of ihe Oourt House
tlireiAll conntT, between the hour* of 18 and i
o'djek. i?"la
pilULIC ?ALE l>F A V ALCABLB |
STOCK OK WATCHKS, JEWEL
11V, VA.1CV OOOD1, *r.
By VIBTUE of a Deed of Aaetgnmrnt ma<U by
Wllll*ra 8 aB-r to the undersigued, aa trustee
for the l aueflt or the creditors of eaid * lllam Shaf
ler, l??aring da e on the l&th day of June. 1-gi.
H'.d duly of record in the Clerk'a oBce of Oluo
C un->. Virginia, w. will proceed on the ITth da>
of July, 1^3 to sell at publ|c auction at the store
room uf said William Bbaff.r, situate on Monroe
btreet in th? city of Wheeling. Mrginla, the f.allow
ing deecrll?ed propirty. to wit: All said William
Pliaffer's store In tra e,comprising WMchta, Jew
rlry. Fancy Goods, Tools and f.uUerlele. fixtures and
furniture oow in the store latrlj carried on by him
on Monro# street a?*rsaid. also the unaxpirrd term
of the leaae of .aid store r?*o n, that is to say for the
remaludi-r of the year conimenctiiK on the Bret day
,.f April, 1S6S, aud audios on I be Slat day of Marc
18<Tvrnis of Sale as follower A credit of *?ir months
from the day "I sale upon all puicba?ee amounting |
to the nasi of * 0 and upwards, and ce?h for all pur
chases ara-,unting to lee* than IW. In cssis of pur
chases upon credit aa aforesaid, ihe purchasers gtv
ing negotiable note, payable at one of the city Bank* 1
with <?n appn?v?d endo?ser. I
Said sale will be continued from day to day until J
the Whole ot eaiJ property is
Inn-Std Q.W. KKUB1NO. .
pyihe above sale ha* beeu postponed till Mod- j
day, August J id. t ill
I)Ki*oT COMMI.SSARY* OKKICIB. I
UalmmoU, Md? June 2i?l, lfeo-T. j
COALED PR'.ro8AL? are I
O tbe uUUirniKned, until li 31. J
July lotli, 1S??, for lurnl-bing
FRKSH nEKF,
until December 3Uu 1H&1. to Ihe United gtato j
Tr jopa stationed at Wheeling O.altoa. Pal keraburg.
st d New Creek, Va , and Combenand, Md.
Tue betf to t>e of good apd whole<?ome quality, ana
delivered iu ?iu%rter*, necks and sbaiik. exclndtrd),
st tbrir dlrterent Camps. ~Q?la^ter",,, and Uospual.,
in such quantities and at .ucb Uu?ee a* tba tte^l
mental Comuiisearlee and SnrKeon^ lu cbarxe of
Hospitals, upon cousultatiou with the contractor,
may dir ct. , , _
Prop jeals will be receive?l f r supplying any off
the above menUoosd points separate* >.
Bl?uk forms for proposals can l>? bad on applica
tion at this office, eitner ia persoo, by mail, or telc
''^"cartlflcata attached to the proposal most be
siicned by two responsible parties.
The responsibility ol the j<uarautors must brt
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest district Court, or tbe Uuitei States District
%lBiddrrs must be present to respond to their bids. .
and be prepared to give bonds for the fulfillment of |
their contract, or their proposals will not be con
SWproi?oeals most be endorsed distinctly, "Proposals
for furaiabng Fresh Beet" aud addressed to Capt.
Tbos. C. tmllivan. C. 8 , B?Itiim?re, Md.
If a bid is iu the name of a firm, the names of all
the members und tb*ir postoffice address most ap
near, or they will not b-considered.
Paymsutn to be made monthly in tuch funds as
amy be on hand; If none on band, to be made as soon
"liach person, or every member of a firm, offerit g a
propositi, mnii accompany it oy an oath of allegiance
to tne United States Government, il he has not al
ready filed one in this office. I
All proposal* not complying strictly with the |
above specmcl-n- wil. ^
je25-tJylv5 Oapcain and C. g? U. 8. A
PROPOSALS FOR HULKS.
DDPOT Qu IfTEIMASTIR'S OFTICK, 1
Baltimore, Md., May 2u, 18d3. /
SKAI.KD PKOPOSALS will be receieed at this of
flce until TUKSDAY, the 9th day of June, at li
/clock M-, for furnishing the Uorernmant with
,l,0iluj ON ? TllOUrtAM) MULtS. To He deiieered
U Baltimore, Md . Wheeling. Va., Parkersbnrg. Va.,
tud UaiUl>olu, Ol'io. aud to conform to the foUowiog
BPECIV1CATION8:
All to bo in good ileeb.
Atx to be (14) fourteen nands aud over In height.
Au. to b? sutind and serviceable, and to be ova*
ranis asnuvoaaviBCYKsasor aqb.
PROPOSALS.
The full name and Pwstoffice address of the bidder
must appear io the proposal.
II a bid is made In the uwae of a fi^. the names
if all the parties must app~r. o* lbs Wd will
ndered aa tbe indisMu i proposals of tbe parties
^^Il'ls fro- dulegal p? tUi seitt n* U ea s?
-rtd,Hd an calk ifalUgi*mc muM aooe-j?s.|re?cA
^KopoaJs will state separaU'y the p lea ol Mules
lellsered at the aeseral points named
Proposals uiO't be addrcvcd to Lieutenant Colonel
I. L. Donaldson, Quartermaster Co.ted -tataa Army,
Baltimore. MJ.. aud should be plainly marked ?'fr
aossls foe Moles.*'
eoaaasru.
Tne ability of the biddt rto i ll the contract, should
It be awarded to him must b- Kuarauteed by two
reeponsihle parsoa% sisss signatures mueabaap
oeuded to the guarantee. .
fnere^?ouait*?ut> of the guarantors must b.,nown
OT the ofllc nl certificate of toe clerk of the nearest
District Court, or of the On! ad ntatcs District At
mast b. piss sot In peraoo when Us bid.
sea op-ned or their proposals will not be considered.
Hoods equal la amount to half tbe eum to be ra
Mired on me coairaA, signed by I be aeeiuaetor and
ttoth of bit guarantor*, aid be rrq iredof the sos
oaasfnl bidder opon signing ths cunuaa.
As the bond must accompany tbe oontract It wiii
na necessary for the bidders Io hare their bondsman
with them, o to hare bonds eig -ej In anUclpatWn
and ready to be piodaccd when the contract la
signed. . '
o.auks for bonds cm ha procured upon applica
tion being made at this aflca, either pcrnuttslly, by
latter or by telegraph.
Pokxor Mtuim.
We??.olthe County uf ^odSlata of
,?d_? ,oftaacuauSy of , and Mate of??
Io hereby gnaraataa that is able to m-ftll a
jo at ra*"1 is acc. rjanoa with tbe t,rms of hie propo
dtljo, and that, -hould his propoaition be accepted,
ia will at onoa anlar into a ooatract ia acoordsnra
therewith.
OU..UU tha contract be awarded him wa are pre
p ^ *1 to become u enreWs.
(T ? this gnaranta. must be appended the olBcial
certificate above mentioned.)
IXBPECrlOX. DELIVERY,
An Mnlea contracted for ouder ihU a lrertlsement
rill be snbj cted to a rigid inspacttm. and thuy not
.ooformlng to tbe epeciflcatlvns ?UI be rejected.
T e Mu re must all b. delivered a* the several
points named within i?j twenty days from daw of
w npoo tha complaUoa of each
JrjLci, or ee ?>oa tberearter as tbe Depot (Jaanar
nsrtsr ska 1 be ia fond*
A ay Informality la jha bid or
with the terms of thie adrertieement, will lure the
selection or tne proposal.
The Mules will be awarded In lata ol My (M)
each, unices tbe Depot Quartermaster tbselii doom
It fo* the interest of the OoreasMaat !s vary the
l ho Depot Quartermaster raearvee to hoeselfthe
right Io reject any or all bids that ha may too
Ms*
J. U D0KALD90X,
myM aodtd Qaartet laaeliv.
CtOHSItKM WA+S?t?Ja^ reci.ei.
J JJ3' *- BOCKUftt, Agt.
AAJr * A. J- itUB. W. M. MTfSA* l' I
A. M. Adams & Co.
- it * \i-?? r. iv .4d jikg't
received on?o( tU I1?m( and b?at ??
lected stocks of
SPRWfl A SUMMER GOODS
ever brought to the city
CLOVRR of every credeand color.
C AiSIAlBRKN, French and Domestic, of all
styles and kiudc
VfitfTlVOS In great nriety, Mlk, Casbmer,
\ elvet and Marseille. of all kinds, which we will
make to order oo the shortest notice and In the beet
style of workmanship
We hare also on hand a floe eelected stock of
Read-Made Clothing,
COATS* PASTS and VEST! of all kind*
and qualities.
SHIRTS and DRA.WKIU, ??a, Merino,
Lambs' Wool and Cotton.
We haaom ftne assortment of --
COLLARS, WHITKII1IRT8,
SOCKS. GLOVKS.
KKCK'TIES, IfUSPKXDKHS,
Etc., Etc
Wo will be able to suit all who may hvor us with
their patrouagb,
WHOLESALE * RETAIL.
A- JS/L- ADA TN/rS <Ss OO
We have also a fine assortment of
TJ. S. A. MILITARY GOODS.
OFFICERS* UNIFORM SUITS made to order on
the shortest notice.
Always on band a fine assortment of
REVOLVERS* SWORDS, BELTS,
BUGLES, SHOULDER BASDS.
BULLION 4Sl) METAL
LIC II AT RAGLES
AN I* CORDS.
A. M. ADAMS & CO.,
36 Water St.,
WHEELING, WEST VA.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
Simpson & Wilson.
w
K call attention of Merchants tn oor large and
attractive stock of
Fancy & Staple
DRY GOODS,
' .J At greatly reduced prlce^.
Having our stock In store previoo* to the late groat
advances, we are folly ptepared U> meet the preeaot
decline. We offer a full line of
PRINTS,
DE LAINES,
GINGHAMS,
MUSLINS,
CHECKS,
ETC., ETC.
COTTON A OES,
JEANS TWEED,
DENIMS
SUMMMER COATINGS,
ETC., ETC*
As welt as a
Fall Line of Motions.
Simpson & Wilson,
10 MONBOB STKEET.
W.HJJ'RTiTN'O, - - VA.
?pt* ? ;
Pianos, rianos, Pianos,
'^HS subscriber has jost received from
WM. ENABE & CO., Baltimore,
a fine stock of sutierb
BOSEWOOD PIANO FORTES,
with richly carved solid Rosewood mouldings,carved
legs, pedal and music stand, improved grand ?tior
overstrung Bass, agraffe Treble.
Three instruments conUIn many valuable Ihj
pr jvements and are unquestionably the finest Pianos
ever brought to the city.
Every instrument sold at mauufcerurers* pricss
and warranted for five years.
JE28E B. HELLOK.
my23 no v?tn ?t.. willing.
GROCERIES.
II in BBLS ***** N. O. MOLA^PPF.
1UU M bbls. Bruce A ?on'?Uuluea Syrup.
60 bbls. Extra B ehive Syrup.
CO bbds. N. U. and P. K. Sugars.
100 bbls. assorted He fitted Sugar.
Just rrcdTcd, ao*i iur sale by
PAXTON, IHi.NLOX A 0GLKBAY.
_maj?
tl iA BBLS OGLEBAX'F FAMILY AND PAS
OUU TRY FLOUR.
200 bbls. Salt.
75 bags Pria.e Rio Coffee.
M boxes Pc-url Starch.
SO dox Waobboarde
76 dos. Buckets, Tuba, Ac.
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Ground Cinnamon. Crtarn Tartar,
Indigo. fnd*tr?? liluf,
Pepfrt-r and gpfrw of all kinds.
Maddrr. Alnm. roap. Candles,
Starch. XatU, Ac.. Ac.
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