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PROGR ANNE oF THE CEIEBRt-
TON OF whHINGTON'S BIRTH DAY.

According to arrangements made 10y pub.
lie meeting held at the court house on the
18th inst, the anniversary Of Washington 8
birth day will be celebrated in this city, to
morrow, Saturday evening at the Second
Presbyterian church at , O'clock precisely
1t is expected that the ccremouic, will be a,
follows
lst Organization. Judge Drnry is expec.
ted to be present and act n chairman
% Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Brooks.
81 Music-Ihr Star SpangIci Banner
4th Reading of Washington, Farewell
Address. by II. e. Blackburn, Esq
9th Mu>ic-lhe Rcd White and Blue.
9th Resolution, from the committee prcyi.
ously offered, vii! be reported by George
Mizter, Esq, chairman Of the committee
1t is expected that Mr. Mxtcr, after pre-
senting the resolutions, Will addres the meet.
ing in relation to the event We celebrate.
1t i' also expected that the Rev. 5. 7. VIII
son, the Rev. Isaac Gray, will address the
meeting-and an opportunity will also be
given for other who wish to speak.
9TH Closing prayer, by the Rev. Mr.. Ma
gill.
sth The ceremonies will close by singing
-"Ilyme, Sweet Home"
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Arw Aarertis
SELECT SCHOOL.


THE MISSES THORPE AND FAY,
ID RESPECTFULLY announce 10 the citizens
IL ofRock Island that they purpose opening
SELECT SCHOOL,
on Monday, February 10Th INST, at their resi-
dence, on Deer street, IN the two story frame
house adjoining Lees brick block,
Ma effort viii be spared TO give satisfaction To
Parents and Guardians who en,rust Children TO
their charge.
Fancy Needle Work aud Embroidery taught
when desired,
Tuition from two To ioui dollars per quarter
according To studies pursued
$500.
References Rev NJ. Maglll, Capt 7, J. Robin
son, Rock Island; I. c. Temple, Esq, Port BY.
ron Rev R, Whitwcil Phillip'burgh, Canada
Canada West.
Rock Island, Feb !, 1866.
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Atelegram to The Chicago Times says that
great number Of surgeons and nurses have
arrived at Carlo, from all parts Of the state.
1t also says It's folly to 20 to For, Donalson,
as no accommodation, whatever can be Oh.
tanned there. The citizens residing i'll the
vicinity Of the fort have long since left. D" Two
steamers came down to Cairo from the Cum
berland, on Wednesday, and brought down
lot of rebel prisoners Nothing vas heard
by them in reference to our wounded. and il
will require weeks to get correct list. The
total loss OF the enemy in killed and wounded
is believed to be not less than two thousand
and our loss from twelve to fifteen hundred
This estimate includes the prisoners taken tC
Nashville, and the killed and wounded.
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of all kinds. done TO order in the best manner.
Old paintings cleaned and FURNISHED. Old
frames re-gllt.
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CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
Printers Warehouse.
No. 80 Washington street.
Type, Presses and Printing Martelal
Always on hand or Manufactured 10 order
ELECTROTSPING
Well and promptly executed,
Agency for
WADE'S SUPERIOR INKS.
"SoRTS" cast to order
II. 4, PORTER, Agent.
GILT FRAMES GILT FRAMES ! !

DORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES,
ial! sizes and styles, can be had at my shop,
on short notice. Also
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GILT ONti.S.

of new aud beautiful designs, suitable iOf Pho
TOGRAPHS or AMBROTipEs of any size.
GLIDING.
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MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
Circuit Court in and for the County Of Rock Island
AnA State Of IILnuLs.
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The following is Gen. llalIeck's rote Of con-
graduation to Flag Officer Footc, and Gen.
Grant. 1t will pay to read it two or three
iilnr.
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FROM POINT LOOKOUT.

FueITIvE MARILANDERs I'm ROUTE TO VIRGINIA
"HAMMokD HOSPITAL" Point Lookout, Nd.
August IS, le62.-Ed Star: There arrived ere
yesterday, per steamer Knickerbocker, from Har-
rison's Landing, SAL pstients-none Of whom,
understand, are seriously sick. A few weeks
rest ard quiet will enable themt Join their
commands. Amongst this arrival are eighty odd
officers. ~
The general condition Of the invalids (number-
Ing some thirteen hundred) IL very satisfactory.
fhe surgeons are assduous In their attentions
DR.. Wagner IL In charge Of the hospital.
Mrs. Gibbons, ef New YoIk city, most excel
lent lady, is at the head OF the female nun
and faithfully does she perform her duty, being
ably supported By the other lady nurses Truly
they are ministering angels.
Upon re liable authority I'm authorized to say
that nightly, ard even by day, men are p Issing
from this and the djliring counties in drOves
These renegadeS and traitors to the old flag head
for Virginia, under the deluslon that they will
not be drafted upon their arrival there but be
received as refugees or course this sudden ex-
Odus 10 rebellion is 20 escape being drafted In
Maryland d. 1 trust that the Government will see
10 II immed atelv. We have a daily mail
Yours, &C., Y
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LATE TELEGRAPBIO NEWS.
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.

New MADRID, Aug. 2o.-A force Of cavalry
from here, under Capt. Frank Moore, while on
sn expedition to Charleston, attacked q rebel camp
on white Oak ridge, west Of Hickman, and
killed four Of the enemy and took nineteen pris-
oners, Including three captains. He also captured
twenty seven horses and about hundred stand
OF arms
Capt. Moore and ons private were wounded
but none were killed.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aug. 2o.-The Federal loss
in the engagement at Ions Jack, on Friday last,
10 underst cd to have been $50 killed, wounded
and missing. The balance Of the force escaped
to Lexington------s--s,..-...---..-..=----
The section Of artillery lost in the fight was
taken and retaken four times, and was finally
spiked and ab andoned BY the Federals
In the fight at Independence, on the Iltb, Gen.
Hughes, who commanded rebel regiment at
Csrthsge and brigade at the battle Of Wilson'S
Creek, was killed, and the notorious aud brutal
Col Boyd and Col. Thompson were wounded, the
former fatally.
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THs fosIAGs STAMP LURREscY.-The manu.
factufers Of postage currency will begin to de-
liver the bills TO Assistant Treasurer Cisco, in
New York, to-day, and will continue to deliver
them at the rate OF SGT 600 worth a day. The
bills are about quarter as large as Treasury
Notes, end are OF tour denominations: I've, ten.
twenty-hve and fifty cents respectively
They are TO be Issued In sheets OF twenty for
the I've and tens, and sixteen for the twenty yes
Gn hf,ys perforated, like postsge stamps 40 as
TO DC etsily sCPaIable. All are formed O, Ave
and ten cent stamps, the fives and tens each con-
slsting Of single stamp with a large circle on
each side containing tn Roman numerals v or
In eeometrical latbewo1k. IRE twenty lyes
and Mites are made by overlapping five or ten
cent stamps.
Tie ground work Of the AYES and twenty. Il yes
Is yellow to prevent phOtsgrap hing, which would
&c easy with the brown stamp alone TIE Qreen
Of The tens and ffties is Eot readily susceptible
phntog rephing. OF the daily issue 90 900 bill,
will be tves, COO tens, 81 OGO twenty lives. and
81 coo ffties Mr. Cisco will at once forward
thrm 10 Washington, whence they will be dis.
triouted among the Assistant TTeasurers, under
such reg u!GtOns az the Treasury DEPARTING nj M Y
prescribe. They will be getting into Circulation
probably before the end Of the week
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FINANCIAL New York papers Of Yesterday
evening say: The stock market opened with a
tendency 10 Teacton from the high prices ruling
Yesterday, and the decline was accelerated by the
weakness Of tie Government list, bot afterwerd 5
'oefe was oetter feeling, It'll more dis position
- buy. lbe decline averages Val Der cent and
10 most marked on the ETiss, Inese having risen
rapidly OF late. RuInors have also gained cur.
Te1cy that affairs In the Shenandoah valley were
advsnce Of the past week operators are naturally
sensitvs TO disquieting reports. Gold Is Ksx Der
cent. higher to-day he sales at the board were
small, chiefly at l15Kall54 The brokers are
buying at lis and selling at I5k
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FROM A>PISwALL. e-a
Arrival Of tho Steamer Chamniau

NEW YoRK, August 2o-The stesmer Cham
piop, from Aspinwall on the 18th instant, arrived
at this port tonight. She waited six DAYS for
the steamer Golden Gate, without hearing any
tidings from her. She has s21 600 in specie, and
seventeen passengers from Aspinwau
Csrthageua dates show considerable activity In
the interior, and an engagement was soon expect.
ed between Mosquera and Arboleda. The Indian,
were being armed to oppose Mosquera. -,
A paragraph In the Panama Star states that the
French blockade Of Mexican ports is understood
to be only for the purpose Of preventing arms and
stimulation being landed, and will not interfere
with legitimate trade.
The steamer Crusader, from Liverpool, arrived
al Aspinwall on the 18th instant
The steamer Lima was totally lost on the 18th
Of July, hf;y-three miles south OF Cobjs, but the
mails and passengers were saved and taken to
CobiJa by the ship Moonlight
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
DIPoT QuARTIRMAsTHR's OFFICE,
.s --- 21a II, corner 18Th q f,eef
wAsHIsei TON. 10 s ~. au. ,Srs ne ~,

! gee . AsHINatoN. ID. ~, august 40, 1853
sxALBD FSsPosALs viii be tsoe we'd at this
ONCE aEti ca uIdsy, Angus. the SOlh at IL CLOCK
M for DELIVERING n the city of W ,hiD rton, at
fSot 81 I .s. ffJ Si
soO''O' fs.tt al ihoh common cuttings, White
$50 fsSt g. ) % inch, common culllnr.,
s Sc feet ::s fee. s@SS
s,i f ssss sss1'IS j e.
'O or, do on she par, Il tss ,9ysIament;
i've days alter .isDius the o. pt'set
Il, pps.s from d,sioyai parties viii 10. be CON-
II t Ssse ' g eli X. oon.r.o,
% sppshdsd g he naS'' sn,'ore' are
81 ss osRs u. NUT be
nss,e . district oou t. or of the United states DIS.
Bidders AUST be present in pei son vine n the bids
~. osSsIel' or their proposals. VIII not be COO
The null name and Port Once sddrsss Of this bid
Ger ma.tAspear in the proposal. :
me PIC 10 made IN the name of firm, the
wlios o0nsid.I.d % the indf,idas proposal Of me
Bonds in the sum of Eve thousand dollars, 81 mad
BY the contractor and both his Essrsntors viii ee
co1Tsct. s- = ss '''o
The rio ht 70 rejeot any or al bids that NAV b,
master. : = :. - tNeis''
laiormal proposals will be rejected as
Preposai. must DO addressed % Capt. EDw,D
u; dA XII. Asst QaSrtsrmAster, u 3, ARM
,Mseshlns tsa. o O. and should be plainly marked
No ss 8 FMm Of 6ss,assss . s5f Q
W. Of the county Of - and ftste az
~ mo -, OF tne county Of - and STATE
G,e % hereby guarantee that 49, In aha "a
I'm the oontracs 10 aooordanoe with the teri on
se.ss - md thst should hIs proposition be
seeofsns ae vi ~ Snos entes into contract n
,ss eS1 % ss ss.ss. ...dsd him We are re
cs,s so,. ngst IBpsadsd he esrti6
4bs 5so.,ssas ~ K d 4. se sE.a. ]
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GEN. CopeoRAx IN BaIrrmonz-eeuera, Co,

CIV. CoscoRAN IN BALTIMORE General Cor.
ceran reached Baltimore at O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon, and was received at the depot by
Mayor Chapman, Major General Leakin and
Brigadier Generals Meyer and hayward, Of the
Maryland Light Division. Pe was escorted i'm
mediaiely TO tbs Eussw House During the af-
ternoon Gen. Corcorzn was waited upon by a
large number Of citizens, who gave him a hearty
welcome to the city, and congratulated him upon
the regainjng Of his liberty. At the request of
Mayor Chapman he consented to address a meet
Ing .. Monument Square last evening, at which
he particularly requested the presence Of his
Irish bern fellow. citizens OF Baltimore. The call
for The meeting was announced in the afternoon
papers, and az O'clock last night large stten-
dance wss present, filing two-thirds Of The i'm.
mense rqusEe In font OF tie Court House, SO
CID sely packed to be within hearing OF the speek
ers as to present solid nass Of upturned faces
There was good attendance Of Irlsh born ci;i.
Ts1s, who listened attentively to the Generals
speech. Richard O'Gorman, Judge Connolly
and otherr, also addressed the assembly
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DUR MILITARY BUDGET.
A pRIsnNER.

Msjor Fitzhugh, Gen. s.uart's CHIEF OF STAT,
reached washingto this morning or last evening
from Fredericksburg. He was captured by a
portion OF Gen Bufords cavalry GA Monday
evening last, about Eve miles from Louisa Court
House, Va. II turns ont that when he was cap
tu,ed, Jacksou and his staff were at house, at
dinner, within half mile OF the spot where he
was taken. Major F. was a sutler to an U. s. post
before the comnencemeteoi The rebellion. He
has quarters at present In the Old Capitol mill
tary prlgon.
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Mrs. LINCOLN AND THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS -
prominent merchant ~ RostOD, who has been
sPInding few days infthis city, manifestinp a
deep Interest In the welfare Of the sick AID
woUndsd so diers here, has placed In the hand
Of the Pr s!dents wife the sum Of 8 1000, to be
Appropriated by Ter for the benefit Of the men in
the military hospitals. He has observed the
quiet and uacstentatious manner In which Mrs
Lincoln costrii uted 10 the Comfort of the suffer
Ing Union soldiers, and concluded to ask the
privilege OF placing the amount named Ia her
hands, believing that In no other way would the
money be better or more judiciousy appro pTi lated
The ehsrae was promptly and cheerfllly accept
I'd N. Y. Post.
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To BUILDERS

u 90 ook N OF the 28h day Of August, Ia6x, for
enlarsinE ms Nsrth West Executive kulIding
Plans en- specifications can be examined from
the I'D Of his month, bstveen the hours of 9 . m
o 5p at room of John Potts, Ess Chief
Clerk of the Nsr Department, =
Bidders WI state the Tune By which they prop so
10 put the budlng IN Ter roof again, and the line
waen hey Will ooi plete the Whole work In
awarding the contraci time Will be considered Is
well money -
r. bids will Re directed to the SecretarI of War
fee" "a
Therisht 10 reserved to reject any bid which for
eny cause Il shall not deemed for the interest OF
tie Gov sfnment TO socept, Az ~ I'd
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RE TURNED.

Yesterday, three hundred and forty Gonzales
cent soldiers from the various hospitals were
forwarded from the Soldiers Rest to their re-
spective regiments, snd this morning, quite q
large number left, the most Of them for their
regiments In the army Of The Potomac. ,-rzs-
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A GOVERNOR Fok LouIsrANA.-At a dinner
patty recently, prominent Louisianian said IN
The presence of Reverdy Johnson, that with the
latter as Governor Of Louisiana, and Gen Dix in
The place Of General Butler, the people would
rally, and through convention bring The State
back into the Union. From this private remark,
doubtless, has risen the rumor that such an ar
rengement n to be consumated. It has no other
haefs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-21

ID The Gshing on correspondent ofthe New
York Commercial Advertiser states tha: IL has
become public that Mir. Theodore s F4y's soie
T. ission from Europe to this country at present
WIS 70 urge immediate emancipation on the Gov
eminent as necessary to prevent foreign inter
ference and enlist the sympathies of European
pcwers for the Government.
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RICHMOND.

Returned prisoners with great unsnimity re-
present that the rebel auth critics by TO means
relaxing their efforts to complete the Notifications
around Richmond, on which al many laborers
are now employed as can work upon them to ad-
vintage. ...H.. .a
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u We find in the editorial columns Of the
New York Tribune Of yesterday letter to Pres
ldent Lincoln, purPO!t!ng to be the ''prayer OF
twenty millions" but signed by only Horace
Greeley. This somewhat exceeds the achieve
ment Of the three Bristol tailors, who commenced
their memorial to Parliament with 1--WE tie
People Of ENGLAND
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II BrigadieT General Martindale, who, since
TIE BATHS on the Peninsula, has been Ill Of ty-
phoid fever at the house OF friend IN this city,
has, We are glad to state, far recovered as to be
able 10 set out fcT his home at Rochester, with 4
prospect Of speedy restoration Of health and
strength
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RgcRuITISe IN PENNSYLVANIA The work of
forming regiments in Harrisburg, Pa, Is going
on with rapidly. III ir:een full regiments have
already gone forward, and four others are In pro-
cess Of formstio at Camp Curtin. Material for
three reg men's 10 now IN camp at Pitsburg
Twelve regiments are being raised in Philadel-
phs. and six ct various other points in the Safe,
making, in all thIrty-eig hit regiments, which, It
is expected, will be ready for the field by the
22d inst, the time fixed ny the War Department
as the period for the acceptance Of new regiments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-21

AEAIckN CoLoMzATIoH Letters have been
received here by Rev. James Mitchell, agent of
emis ration, from Rev. II II. Garland of New
YoIk, and other colored men OF influence ct the
North, warmly seconding the plan Of tn Piesi.
dent for the colcniI1tIon Of free negroes in Gen.
frsl America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-21

buEEos AYREs.-A ktter rom Buencs Ayres
ssys:
Toe sympathies OF ArgentIues are with tie
North, and very few secessionis,s 10 be found in
BuenOs Ayrss- The southern hag has moi vet
been seen in the River Plst.en -
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Ors's Arp Two's.-The clippers in the Treas
my Department commenced trimming the notes
Of this denomination yesterday. and we presume
they will average about SO. eco per day. From
p'sssnt appearances, they will show themselves
BEFORE thc postage currency, which, in proper
ton 10 our necessitief, should have shown its
Welcome face ere this
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TIE PLACE WHERE The GOLDEN GATE WAS
LOST --Manzanilla, OF which IL appears the
steamer was when the fire broke out is In the
bav Of Limon. Isthmus Of Panama. The steam
ere from san Francisco called there to ship trea-
sue brought from the mines Of Coloma, IN Mex.
leo. IL Is about three hundred miles south Of
Acapulco and about fifteen hundred south Of San
PFancfsco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-21

iD- Tie celebrated Congress Spring at Sara
togo Is In litigation. The value Of the property
Is alleged in complaint al sie0,ee0 A hrs She
ban, survivor Of the heirs Of one Of the owners
asserts that the papers by which she conveyed
nom nsr by p,SPT' VA TO- oD'a Tsa
annual yield Of tie spring Ii from eco to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-21

IL The independent war party Of New YORK
are getting up movement In favor OF A #
Stewart for Governor, whom they intend 90 run
without The Leave Of the democratic or republican
pcIty, " any other political organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-21

u From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pa. avenue, we
have the Westmin tar Revie~ for July, repub.
hshed In the uIusl excellent style Of Leonard
scotl z Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-21

PzRsoNAL.-Wind-alI Phillips he, written q
letter to the New York Tribune, denying that he
Is endeavoring to disconrsge enlistmenls
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IN F'uE uVAv

A dispatch was received this morning stating
that 7,c0o TT ops were at Port Deposit. waiting
transportation to this city
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FUTURE DAYS.

By BoNTZ a sRIFFIIH. AuOtionesr..
Mosfs. Ne c..a 3S oaoSs Il ssor.
We val sell the emu 9 stock Of gentleman de-
a i IaTa. s sssoTtmss Sy ef 4 aSo, Goods,
ccSShi ns TSJ: B, ISys s boii. '
Pefunery O. q Hs,r oils, Pomades,
Paper ana hLyelopos,
EsI nv, w ", .ss. ss,s.a: @s;;sO.
Yote, her with many arno.es TOO numerous 10
Terms es.h.
ssai q 1Reil BoNTz a 6RHFITs. Asos.
81 J. c. mosgIRE a CO.. Asonsnssrs.
EXECU70hS SALE OF DWELLING
ko6s. s.sst .s's a. hsii ,s.ss o'eloot On he
premises, shall leil part OF Lot NO.. N square
Ssisesp Fourth and F,fS streets vest. in,rossd
b. three stsu briof suse. containing seven
Terms One-third in eashi ths remainder IN air
ena twelve months, with Inte-est seoul Cd by
a''0 Of 'o Tsn sss ss'JIi ffi:sHER EI.uuOr
su2td J. y. MosUIkE = CO /, nots.
Byw. L. WALL 4 CO ,ABoIIoneers
pEssnsTcRf r sA iSs"s So s"S dsnkf:sEs,
e., kosa on .snny aisa .nS ss5nsn'oy5 ~
mo- MON. sd n ss1t A. sslooIs III ..II1,
hont Of the Auoaon Rooms, without reserve, fcT
Jenny Lind wagon,
4 scnly Lilo W tEons FOr peTtOnn,
! kooksvay, for persons,
iSern.ntOvn Wagon for or persons,
Rockspay.
Sets Double and single ssTns,s.
The above described Carriages are new, Of the
for city trade.
um ely WI. WALL q Co.
By w. l.. WALL a CO., Auotloneer..
Successors % Wall e. BIIrIID
GoyBRMEsT SALE OF CONDEMNED
MONDAY. kus1s. ss.A. Iss., ocSnsnoiSa :, 20 u
Coo z S assi 9. AND s MULES,
Terms cash, IN Government fonns
Captain and Assistant 8 usr, pMsA:
aa@e w. L WALL CO., Alots.
NARsaAL's sALE-In v tue Of . vrit Of
~ heu tsolss under hsn law Issued from the
q ee.SD Tor sSe count, q .ss s"s %
0ns y or 70 q Ss
ssanss ssSsi!Issn q SOAR. No. .ss. il &c
Gntllsr The faprovsnsnts thefson, sss.ed and
lovied uIon a. ne Irope.y OF Osrisi 5. asTf-
sld VIA Be sold 20 sssisiy IudIoIs . No. ISi, .
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