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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-08

CINCINNATI, July 6.--Gen. Paul Ander-
son died yesterday afternoon, aged seventy
eight years.
Lieut. McGewar arrived at Columbus yes
terday with % secessionists of the Kanawha
valley, taken by Col. Norton's command as
hostages for Union men carried off by rebel
cavalry. They were taken to Camp Chase.
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RCHANGE OF T1mE.-The Linden will leave
for Louisvillethis morning at nine o'clock.
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EvansvilIe Libray Association.


A meeting of the stockholders of the as
ISOLATION was held at the Library Rooms on
Saturday evening 9Th inst, and was organ
lied by calling Gillison Maghee, Esq, to the
chair-who stated the object of the meeting
to be to adopt such measures as would best
insure the prosperity of the association.
It was understood that the outgoing
board had passed certain resolutions or by
laws, prescribing the rights of stockhold-
ers from voting BY proxy, when, on motion
of J. E. Martin, Esq. it was unanimously
ResoJved, That committee of three be
appointed by the chair to ascertain what the
rights of stockholders are under the consti-
tuition in relation to voting by proxy, and
to take such steps US will secure the free
exercise of such rights, at the election on
Monday next Messrs. Geo. Foster, Isaac
Keen, and III. C.Gwathmey were appointed,
with instructions to report to the meeting
on Monday evening previous, to the open
ing of the polls.
The following ticket was nominated to
be voted for, and to be called:
INDEPENDENT UNION TICKET.
Sam'l Orr, President.
Chas. S. Wells, Vice President.
G. Il. Fish, Corresponding Secretary.
w. G. Boepple, Recording Secretary.
Phil @. Decker, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Jno F. Glover
VIM. E. French
W. E. HolIingsworth,
Frank Hopkins.
H. G. Gwathney.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
FRANCIS HOPKINS, Sec'y.
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New YORK, July 6.-Stocks dull, but
steady. No second session. Money on call
abundant at per cent. Sterling exchange
closed quiet at l 06a@l OF.
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stoekhordern, Meeting.

At general meeting of the Stockholders
of the Evansville Library Association, held
at their rooms, for the purpose of nominal
ting ticket for Officers and Directors for
the ensuing year, to be voted for on Monday
evening, July sth, 1861,
On motion, Mr.. John Ingle was called to
the Chair.
The following ticket was unanimously
nominated:
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Horse stolen.

Stolen from the undersigned, in the night, from
the 4th to the 9th of July, one SORREL MARE,
years old, little hip-shot, and small white spot
on her forehead. A suitable reward will be given
TO any one who will furnish with information
that will enable me to gain possession of her.
iuIyS-1W JOHN ENRICH Brewer
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BosToN, July 5.-A fire at Pittsfeld yes
terday destroyed property to the value of
$40, 600.
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RJ0OTICE TO CO.NsTR.R CTG1 IL g,
- The Common Council of the City of Evans.
willie will receive sealed proposals until the 9th day
Of July, 1861, for grading the Alley extending from
Sixth to Seventh Streets, situated in Block No So
Eastern Enlargement, between Locust and Walnut
Streets, in said city
?. BURKE Clerk
City Clerks Office, June 18Th 1861 iuneI4
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GINoIENATI July 6, M.-River risen two
inches with 81 feet in the channel. Weather
clear.
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ARMY CONTRACTS.
oUARTERMAsTEK GEMS. DEPART

QUARTERMASTER GEMS. DEPART
INDIANAPoLIs, IND, June II, 1861.
Proposals will be received by the Quartermaster
General at his office, ia indianapolis, till the 25th
day of june at o'clock P. NJ, to furnish the State
of Indiana with Five Thousand suits of uniforms,
consisting of Jackets and pants, to be made of the
best quality of grey blue satinets, all wool
cloth, trimmed with black cloth ON the collar and
cuffs, with shoulder straps and stripe down the legs.
$500 pairs army blapkets, 8 lbs to 8 lbs;
10000 blue-gray flannel shirts;
10000 pairs brown drill drawers;
10000 pairs homemade wool socks;
5000 pairs army half double soled shoes (strunG
with leather striDgs);
5000 army hats or caps;
5000 tin oanteens, covered. strung, and corked
5000 knapsack straps, sample in office;
5000 infantry accoutrements, Government pat
tern.
Samples of goods to accompany proposals,
All the above articles to be completed and deliv-
cred to the Quartermaster General at his office, in
Indianapolis, free of all charges for drayage pack
ing, and freight, by the 18th day Of July Proximo
ouartermaster Gen. Indiana Volunteers
june21 -dtijuy15
I'D T.E FEOUR.
IA Fresh ground; an extra article, for sale by
july6 GEO. FOSTER co.
WN0HETE W.HE.4F FLOUR.
a full supply in barrels, sacks, and half
JULES GEO. FOSTER co.
Ep.RCOyV~ H.R.nS, SIDES, = SHOUE-
A@ ders, in quantities TO suit, for sale by
juiye GEO. FOSTER co.
"RsS RsORR .s.N-O L.RI9D.
OK& of prime quality, for ale by
Julys GEO. FOSTER & co.
! MrfOFRRE.
u 100 bags prime for sale by
july6 GEO. FOSTER & co.
EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
ELECTION NOTICE.
The stockholders of the Evansville Library As
ISOLATION viii take notice that the Animal Election
of Officers, consisting Of President, Vice President
Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary
Treasurer, and five Directors, will take place the
Library Rooms, on Monday, July Sth, 1861. at 70
O'Clock P. N.
All stockholders who have paid up their dues are
entitled TO vote. r. Al. THAYER, Sec'y.
junel9
WR R.E.H~ 1T SO Gsafs.
ID We arc selling Bran (tresh ground) a.
Soc per LOG lbs, delivered free to any part of the
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0HBRTFF7s s-FLB .N'O 29l.

y
Notice "a hereby given that ly virtue = IN exc
ton issued out Of the Office ot the oiefh OF the
Court Of Common Pleas Of NanQerDursn county
and state indiana, ia favor of h0ratto p w heelef
President OF the Canal Bank, for the uao Of said
pank VI Ernest J.. Ehrmaun sud fhiilp Kramer
and to m directed, Do pursuance Of which writ 1
WEDNESDAY, july 2fth, 1861.
l,etveen the hours Of I00'clock A. n. aud O'Clock
p M Of said day, al the door of the Court House
in the city of 8runsyiiie, Nmderburgh county In
diana for sale at public auction ta rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven years, Of the
following described real estate, fo-Eit That part
Of Lot No. eighiy-four (Sl) in the old plan OF the
city Of Evansville, bounded follows Common
cling at the corner Of fho Lot owned Nv q II ho-
senkrantz, running thence towards Main stfolts
10 feet 10 tho corner of this Lot owned ana uccn-
pied By John Racsh thence 40 right angl ei .iest
towards the river, thence AZ right angles II leot
towards the Lot said huHeukrnnt4s aha thene9
at light angles to the place o. beEinnlnB Anl
should said rents and profits 0i said real estate n9t
sell for sum suflcient 90 satisfy said Writ ane
COSTS, will, al the SAME time aud pihlss ous. W
sale aud sell at public auction the iee slnRe el 1Ala
real estate for the satisfaction Of said Wft ana ee1e
without relief from valuation or npprhHenel t awe
JOHN s. GANlIfs sheriff " u.
Wheeler & Tglehart plhts aftys.
July Sd, 1861. july Cow"
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UNTON PAPER STORE.

John Burke has removed his store from No.
Main street 20 Locust between First nnd Second,
where he Keeps constant supply cf ali Kinds and
patterns % Parlor and Drawing Room Paper, aud
offers them cheap for cash He e. also prepared 60
do all work with neatuess and care. Call and eN-
anime before buying elsewhere. ....
mayl-3m JOHN huhhA.
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The Daily gOnrmal.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:
Delivered in the City. per week..... 10
By mail or in the City, per year lin adyanee) 500
8" :" g g q '' month .....-......-.... o 90
FOR WEEKLY
By mail per year, single SO
A" "a q club of five Ito address. So 90
ADVERTISING.
Fer rates, see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named
DIR. Ralston, Boouville, Warrick Co.
John NJ. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Pcsey Co.
john B. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyville POsey Co.
81. b. Custen. Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrick Co.
John Sueriet, Mt. Carmel, Ill.
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STOCKHOLDERS TICKET.

For President-J ohm G. Chandler.
For jce-President--W. E. Hollingsworth.
For Cor. Secy-John E. Martin.
For Recording Sec'y-Philip G. Decker.
For 7redsureT-Wm. A. Gwyn.
For Dtreetors-M. A. Lawrence,
W. e. French,
James Reid,
Frank Hopkins,
John 2. Glover.
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THE DEBATES OF CONGRESS.

The Debates Of the next session of Congress, &
convene In Washington City ON tho 18th DAY OF Ju-
Iy, 1861, will be published officially by the under.
signed, Ia the Daily Globe, newspaper form, and
in the Congress sional Globe and Appendix ia book
form. Tile latter passes free through the mails OF
the United States The price OF either during the
session is 49, ia advance, payable in specie post
Office stamps, or notes on specie-paYing banks.
JOHN q. RINE8.
xV.sbf,rf,r, Trna ro 1oc1 fugtegf -s1vd
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After a free discussion, the following was
unanimously passed
ResoIUed, That the unparalleled audacity
of the outgoing board in attempting to ap-
point their successors, ELECTS our utmost as
constituent and warmest indignation, and
that we solemnly cali on all free and en-
lightened stockholders to come out to the
election, and set their seal of condemnation
on this high-handed outrage, and likewise
vote their sentiments.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
meet on Monday evening.
GEO. Foster, Sec'y.
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EVANSVILLE, July 9Th, 1861.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

The undersigned having purchased from ~ s.
Thompson his entries took in trade, will continue
the business at the old stand, corner of Main and
Second S treets where lac viii keep constantly on
hand a fresh and full supply Of Drugs, Incidence
Paints, Oils Daguerrean Stock, and all other arti.
cles con nected with tie business. / am prepared
TO offer unusual inducements to cash buyers
june2i HENEY j. sgMLAEpFER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ID OFFICIAL.
l. ROPQsALs FOR ERECTING A COURT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE AT PHILA-
PHIA, PA.
TRKAsuRr DEPARTMENT, December %, 1850

TREAsgRY DEPARTMENT, December q. 1850.
I,f tS Is Will os IsSs,ved At this , De
G u O'CLOCK al noon, for the oonstruetion Of the
Philadelphis Court ouss nd Post Ofhoe, accord
ing to the plans and specifications prepared at this
These proposals must be for the whole worb; but
S s SS
I've Am amount ,n, foI each KIND Of work carried out
20 oF ,oospt
S ss d e:
Department also reserves the right to exclude the
to Selisss viii not fsishfay the
shs
~ interest who do in the bids and al bids
mat upon invesnEaaon' are below fair price for
No contract Will be awarded to bidders until de,
sFsIl be subject to the revision ofthe Department,
upon the whole work to guide the Department in
Ninety Der cent. of the amount of work done and
sd
eo tS
progresses and ten per osnt retained until the
By the sssnt and Be fosted IN fhs
event OF non fulh ment of contract.
ers or mech anics and the assignment thereof. ex-
oePf by consent OF TIE seoretsry OF the Treasury,
Each proposal must be sccoa panied bv q w1itt.n
guarantee, signed by twortsponslbls per sons (csr
hied to be so by the United States District Judge,
or Attorney of the said distri iot.) in the sum OF
$50 ZOO. that the bidder will, when required. if his
bond with proper and sufficient securities for its
faithful performance.
Plans, speclhcations and working drawings oan
be examined after forty days, AMI other informa-
ton obtained on application to the DePartment.
The proposals must be sent TO this Department,
addressed to the Secrstary of the Treasury, len
dorsed Proposals for the Phsadelphta Court Hossc
and Post Ofes,"D and will be opened a. O'Clock
p. m OF the last day named for receivIng the same
in the presence of the bidders, if any choose to at
tend. PHILIP F. THOMAS,
de "a 6ntrStsw Secretary of the Treasury,
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PRENTIsS' DUEL WITH GHoLsoN-A Laugh
able Afdir of Honor.-A writer in the Vicks-
burg Sun furnishes the following incident of
the celebrated duel between Judge Gholson
and S. s. Prentiss, of Mississippi.
The facts are these: At the first fire Gholson
lesped exactly three feet one inch from the
ground-not with a ball through the heart, be-
cause the ball had struck the toe Of his right
foot, glancing in westwardly direction, hit
ting Gholson's second in the pit of the stomach,
causing him to "double up" with such violence
forward with such force as to hit his princi-
pal on the head, causing him to jump up as
sforesaid-because he was completely aston
ished, believing his antagonists ball had hit
him on the back Of the head Gholson was
cured Of corn on his right foot, but had the
toothsche for a week. Gholson's second took
the cramp-colic.
The ball of his adversary passed 50 close to
the lips Of Prentiss as to take away his breath,
causing him to fall upon the ground, from
which ever afterwards he had a slight lisp.
The parties were reconciled on the ground
in this manner. After they had untangled and
unrolled Gholson's second cut Of a hard knot,
and somewhat relieved him, Prentiss, lisping
considerably, said,-
"Gholson, you owe me a dollar"
"What for" said Gholson.
sI" For curing your corns," says Prentiss.
"No," says Gholson, ''you owe me q dollar. I"
"What for ?" says Prentiss
Because" says Gholson, your ball hit
my second in the stomach and caused him to
hit me on the head which gave me a tooth
ache, and now I'll have to have the tooth pull
ed, which will cost me dollar"
"Well," says Prentis, "let's call it square ="
Sc they shook hands on the spot.
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ASENsArIoN ITEM-The New York Herald has
a sensation communication stating that there is a
secret organization now being formed for the pur-
pose OF insuring the inauguration Of Mr.. Lincoln
The association Is known to its members as the
Independent Order Of Wide Awakes Ii has a
constitution and bylaws, a commander-in-chief
adjutant and major generals, captains, lieut-nans
sergeants and subalterns, and all the parapherna-
liza Of thorough military organization Much OF
the old machinery of the Know n Nothings has been
pressed into servfce-the signs and grips being
nearly Identical and the constitution and by laws
being printed In figures. Three weeks only have
elapsed since the formation of the frst company,
and there are already in New York city the skel-
eton Of three regiments fully oficered but with
not more than one-sixteenth Of the proper compile
ment OF privates. Enrollments are proceeding
nightly at the respective headquarters
The Association has secret agents laborng
throughout the Northern States Initiating mem.
bers, Installing officers, &c and insructing them
how and when TO act. SO far as has been learned
the officers and men are to appear in Washington
in small parties, not to excite attention. and
are to be known to each other by peculiar en-
blem, hereafter fxed upon. They are armed with
revolvers and side arms, and are to be ready at a
moments warning to do service. The republican
leaders, according to the Herald article have no,
as vet recognized them, but will, no doubt avail
themselves Of their aid, In an emergency.
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Letter from Fort Sumter.
An officer under command Of Maj. Anderson
writes as follows:

writes as foil0WS:
FoRr SUMFER, Evening, Dec. 26.
Ny Dear Father: Before this reaches you,
you win probably have learned that we have
after sunset this evening, We evacuated Fort
Moultrie, and are now established in this i'm
pregnable fortress, where We are perfectly un-
approachable; while at the same time we COM
mand perfectly the harbor and Fort Moultrie
itself. Vessels have been sent down every
night, and have watched us closely with view
to prevent this very move; but We have wealth
cred them. Hurrah for Maj. Anderson. We
have man who is not afraid of responsibility,
and who had more Judgment and a better sense
of duty than have ordinarily guided public
men.
At Fort Moultrie, we could not fail to have
succumbed before the large force that was pro.
badly on the point Of being launched against
US Between batteries, a close fire of rifemen
and few columns of assault, we must have
been forced to yield; though it would not have
been without the loss, perhaps, Of every man
there.
Maj. Anderson has been delighted with the
temper and spirit of his little command, not a
man of which would have finched from any
struggle that might have befallen US. We are
not to be touched here. 1t is four times as large
as Fort Moultrie, but the walls are so feet high,
and no landing can be made. There is but
one regret-that is, that Fert Moultrie could
not have been blown up. Tonight, however
everything that can be destroyed, will be. I
am sure a general feeling of relief will be ex-
periencsd by the country at large at this step,
taken solely upon Major Anderson's responsi-
bility.
Not man at the fort had the slightest inti-
nation Of this move, and only one or two off,
GERS, until the moment it was executed. Our
property and the families are all safe here, with
six months provisions, hospital stores. DC. The
guns at Moultrie are spiked, and the flag staff
cut down, so that no Palmetto flag can ever
float on that stick. There is already great ex-
citement in the city; signal rockets are fired
from the island, but it is too late; we have de-
cidedly get the bull by the muIzle. The rev.
enue can be collected now, and the Admins
tration can do its duty if 1t will
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Or total population Of about. ....... al 374 {
Population, according to census Of 1850. % ,lsl


III A horrible murder was perpetrated by a
party Of slaves near Weldon, N. c., on last M on
day night Mr.. Lucius It. Woodruff, the master
Of the slaves, was attacked by four Of them while
returning to his house from the field, who fslled
bim to the ground with billet Of wood. His
prayer. and suPplications for mercy were received
with jeers and taants. A negress having made
him helpless by battering him upon the head with
an az, they continued TO mock his sufferings for
some time, until they finally renewed their as
saults ana beat him until life was extinct The
negroes were all arrested on the following day
Except the old negro who arst made the attack
and lodged In Jail.
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MARINE DIsAsTKRs FOR THE YEAR ls60-The
aggregate number Of American vessels lost In 1860
was 10 less than In 1882 but there was an increase
OF fouf steamers, thus increasing the aggregate
valne. The vessels lost in 1850 include u steam
ers, IL ships, SO barks, 4s briggs, 100 schooners
and three sloops-total 2S3-valued at So 237 600.
The total number Of vessels Lost In 1859 was 4O2,
valued at IS $40 ,0O0. OF the whole number lost
In le6o there ware % burned, 227 wrecked, "a
foundered, IS missing, % abandoned, ,l2 capsized,
1, sunk, and Is sunk after collision
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HOYT'S
HiaWatha Hair Restorative

HOYT'S
HiaWatha Hair Restorative
Is warranted in every instance to
REsToRE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL Colon.
Il has been applied
IN THOUSANDS Of CASES
In the Rra"ipal cities Of New England, and HAS
compIsh all that 10 claimed for II.
No Hair is 80 Gray or Red but the HIA WATHA
will change IL to q beautiful life like
Brown and Rlaok.
IL - not an instantaneous dye which crooks q,
smuts and gives de ad black color 10 the hair; the
patient having to submit 10 soapIng, washin and
sponging OF the hair every.time Is applied;
H preparation OF sulphur, sugar of leSd, &C., nor
OF anT ingredients deletsrlOus to the heir of skin.
Ii L. an article requiring no preparation, no wash
Ing before or after uslLg, IL ls Sc pied In i've min
utss time, and with as little trouble as any ordinary
article for the toilet
People who have used this preparation dsclare
It is mraoulOus in its ELECTS, and thst II will per
form all that il pretends to do Bdlox's Pictorial
'lts success wonderful, and We can only say we
isdorse all the proprIstor says in regard to it"-
Boston J0KTsGL
1--WE observe, by q notice in Boston paper, that
q premium was awarded by the Masseohus tits Me
chanics' Charitao Association st their lat- Fair
Boston, to Mr.. Joseph Hoyt of this olty, for his
celebrated .Hiawatha Hair Restorative an article
which rIohly merited this favor. 1t for its su
perIor merits In this respect that the Commttse af
awarded to MIR. HOyt this fattering testimonial ~
Proridsaoe EpestHg Post
Sold In Washing ton BY J. w. Nelrn. ID. CLARK
Kldwell & Lawrence. ID. g. Ridgeiey. In George g.
town BY j. l.. KIdwell, and by Druggists generally
de u I'm
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


Yhs snly safe and certain for Csnesrs Pilss To
mara, svsings and Rronehs Coitrs Paralysis Nsu-
rags, Wsaknssa Of Muscles, Chronic
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kigsmsn, Esraehs foothachs, Brrsss eprsins
CIts, Wounds Ulcsn, Fever Sores, Caksd Breast Sore
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thousands Of human beings bssn life Of ds
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McLEANT CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 the Only safs
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Running sosss, or svssny, properly applied. Fos
spr.n: Brnsss serstehss, Crsehsd ss C6sfss Saddle
o. Collar 6als, Cpts, 0orss, Wounds, an infabls
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Then tsas lsegsr Win the many verthsss Lniusnt,
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D6ATkD DINIMENT. win cure you
.. H MCLEAN, sds Propristor,
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CLOTHING, &c.
DANIC TINES!

OANIC TINES!
PANIC PRICES,
ptIp 5sys jrst RECEIVED large log Of CLOTHING.
March, without regard TO cost. These goods have
al peen made up by the best houses in Baltimore
ne SOLD ~ almost any price. obieot being 10 turn
them into cash as soon rs possible
l. A. BEALL Il CO..
Cothiers, No. 439 Seventh ST., above g..
N.BICome one, come al; now is the time to
enth st., No. 439, 4 doors above g St de 1-lm