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The national Republican., 1862-08-02
From the Mississippi.
Rebel Gunb0ats up the Yazoo River.

OFF vIcxsBuRo. July 25.-A gentleman, re-
Gently from the Yazoo river country, reports
that the Star Of the West is up that river, and
armed with twenty-five guns. and Is iron. plated
to considerable extent. The W. H. Webb, o
powerful ocean tow.boat is also up the Yazoo,
and has been iron. plated something In the style
OF the Sumter and constructed as a ram They
also have the Mobile, mounting one gun. The
Star Of the West and Webb carried up eight
guns at the time New Orleans was captured.
At Liverpool sixty. five miles up the Yazoo
river, the rebels have ingeniously contrived q
raft which Is q perfect lock against ascending
boats. Also battery on the shore There
are also thirty river steamers up the Yazoo
river.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
FROM NEW ORLEANS

New YoRK. July 3l.-The steamer Matanzas,
from New Orleans July 25th, has arrived.
Gen. Butler has ordered that all negroes
sent by their masters to the rebel army, and
who leave TO join the Federals, be regarded az
emancipated. The masters had endesvored In
many cases to reclaim them.
Gen. Butler, in q note to Reverdy johnson,
says that no merchandise, whether cotton or
sugar, will In any event be seized or conHs.
Gated BY the United States authorities there.
7. II Parish, agent Of the Rothschilds in
New Orleans, had committed suicide; and a
number of Dersons had been arrested for at
tempting to assas.iuate Thomas F. Burbank 4
Brother, among whom was Andre Delende
brother-in'law Of Johu Slidell and Gen. Beau
regard
The price OF -four has fallen to SIG per bar.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
Treasury Department. Awake.

A meeting of large number Of the clerks of
the Treasury Department was held last evening
vt the Gymnasium; of which Hon. D. T. Smith
was chosen chairman, and Joe W. Dwysr, ESQ.,,
secretary. Provision was made for the imme.
diate organization of military companies in the
Department, with view TO make their organ.
ization an efficiency as q military corps. After
the appointment Of committees TO enrol the
names Of the Department employees, and to
report permanent organization, the meeting
adjourned TO meet on next Tuesday evening, at
O'Clock, at Willard Hall, when IL Ia hoped
there will be large attendance.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

Mr.. WIckLFFE.-See account Of this Niger.
drivers traitorous speech at the Indiana Dem.
ocra,ic (?) State Convention. He talks about
banging aboltionists. Is he altogether sure
that anything but his age will prevent his being
hanged himself?
Mr.. Wickliffe insists that the war must be
stopped, ii the nigger" is to be touched
That Is where the shoe has pinched him all the
while. His Unionism was q mere cover fol
his niggers, who are numerous. But If the
" niggers" cannot be saved after all, Mr.. Wick
life is Union man no longer. That is nc
news to those who watched his course In Con
press
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
DEPARTMENT OF THE IsrRRIoR,


August |, 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Department until 10 O'Clock NJ, on kriday, the 18th
instant, for furnishing for the use Of this Depart
ment, and the different branches thereof,
500 tons Coal, Of the kind and equal TO the best
quality Of Baltimore Coal Companys Coal
100 tons best quality Red Ash Coal
100 cords best seasoned Oak Wood
IL cords best Bakers Pine Wood
To be delivered At such times and In euch Quanti.
lies during the season - may be wanted.
The Department reserves the right to require the
bidder to increase the above quantity one
hAu ut any time duriog the season.
SAmplesot OF the coal 70 be exhibited to Thomas d.
Bond, 10 charge Of the furnaces, and any delivery
Of the above not sasactory to the person In charge
of the furnaces will be rejected.
81 isfactory afrangsments must be made for the
correct measurement Of each.
Bonds Tor the faithful performance Of the contract
iu double the amount will bs required.
Proposas TO be addressed to the Superintendent Of
the Department Of the Interior, and endorsed PRO
posals for Coal and Wood"
aug 2-lAw2w
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

Jupos ApvocAfr FOR THIS Dnrncr.-Tbe
Hon. L. 9. Turner, Of New York, has been ap.
pointed associate judge advocsts for the army
around Washington, and Is charged with ths
investigation and deternination Of ali cases oi
state prisonsrs and Of military arrests In ths
District Of Columbia and the adjacent counties
Of Virginia, and Of all other cases wherein the
action Of . judge advocate may be required.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
ALL QUIET ALONG THE LINES

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroxAo,
August l, 1862.
About IL O'Clock last night, the rebels opened
from the opposite side Of the river with two
batteries Of light artillery. Their nre was
the headquarters Of Col. Ingalls,, and the ship.
ping and encampmsnts at Westover. Their
pieces were handled well. and fred with great
rapidly.
Four Of our men were killed, and nve or six
wounded. Several horses were also killed.
The enemy had II all their own way for some
time, a. our troops were not anticipating an
attack; but the thirty.two FOUNDERS stationed
close to Col. 1ngalls' headquarters soon 81.
lenced the enemy's guns after they opened.
serious damage was sustained by any Of them.
With this exception, nothing has occurred
worth mentioning.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
~
ANOTHER PRELIMINARY WAR
NEE TING.

Yesterday, Of four o'clock, an adjourned
meeting assembled at the National Hotel, to|
hear the report Of the committee Of five, who
were instructed 70 select q general committee
Of arrangements for the contemplated demon
stration.
Senator Pomeroy not being present, Gen.
Clark, who had been appointed Vice President,
called the meeting to order, and assumed the
duties Of the Chair.
The minutes Of the Secretary were read and
approved, after which Col. Peck, Of the COM
mittse Of FIVE, reported the following as the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANaExsNrs
Richard Wallach, Mayor Of Washington; Henry
Addison, Mayor Of Georgetown; b. B. French,
George 8. Gideon, Lewis Clephane, L. E. Chit
tenden, Francis P. Blair. Hudson Taylor, D.
W. G. Clark, John Q. Rivee, A. q. Richards,
John R. French, Maj. Q. J. Morrison, James
Galway, Col. J. A. Peck, Samuel E. Douglass,
P. Crowley, Edward Jordan, Sol. Treasury;
z. 9. Robins, Henry D. Cooke, J. r. S. Van
vleet, J. G. Stephenson, VIM. B. Todd, VIM. H
Moore, Q. P. Wolcott VIM. Dixon, S. p. lians-
comb, Geo. N. Weston, J. @. Underwood, Lem
J. Middleton, s. J. Bowen, WIN. II. Tenny, J
n. Brodhead, W. A. Croffdt, VIM. Hendley.
The report Of the committee having been
unanimously adopted, Me meeting adjourned.
i MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE or ARRANGExESTs
Immediately after the adjournment Of the
| public, the Committee Of Arrangements met
and organized by appointing Mr. ADDISON, the
| Mayor Of Georgetown, as permanent Chairman
| and J. r. s. VAN vLEET, Secretary.
After full discussion of the subject, II was
resolved to hold the great public war meeting
before the eastern front Of the Capitol, on
Wednesday evening next, at seven O'Clock, and
| hat Mayor wALLAcH be invited to preside.
sUB COMMITTEES.
The following subcommittee were appointed
FINANCE.
Major B. B. French, Edward Simms, Mr. Mid
dleton, John g. Rives, Mr.. Todd, Francis P
Blair, Mr.. Robins, s. J. Bowen, Mr.. Ferguson
DR.. J. H. Greene, Isaac Newton, and Mayol
Addison and George W. Beall, Of Georgetown
This committee Is to be permanent and ar,
authorized TO raise ttoo hundred thousand dol.
lars for the purpose Of raising two regiments
In this District. They were authorized to ado
to their numbers. and to solicit donations from
every family, every clerk, and epery business
man in the District.
ADDRESS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Gen. Clark, Mr.. Stephenson, Edward Jordan
L. E. Chittenden, W. A. Croffut, George N
Weston, DR.. VIM. Elder.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEETING.
Col. Peck, Mr.. Douglass, Mr.. Galway, P
Crowley, Maj. Morrison.
This committee was authorized to select th.
President, Vice Presidents, and Secretaries
and report them to the great meeting on wednes
day.
Gen. Clark, B. B. French, Mayor Wallach.
R. French, Lewis Clephsne, S. P. Hsusconb
J. r. s. Van Vleet.
The General Committee of Arrangement,
will meet on Tuesday evening next, at eigh
o'clock, at the National Hotel, to hear the re-
ports Of the several sub committees.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
CAPTURE Of GuerillAs.

CINCINNATI, July 3l.-Major Brocht, OF the
Eighteenth Kentucky, who was In pursuit Of
1877 guerillas, under Corbin, overlook them at
Sterling, killed Is and captured l05. 1t Is re-
ported q part Of the band that left Scott county
are under Capt. Bullet.
Corbin ia among the prisoners. Only nine
Of the gang were left to escape. Major Brocht,
who lost none OF his men, returned to Lexing-
ton this morning with the prisoners.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

"ABsrNrsE" COMMISSIONER Simeon Draper
Eeq., Of New York, has been appointed spe.
oial commission Of the War Department, 10 su'
periutend the execution of the order Of the 3lsi
Of July, respecting absentee officers and pri-
Yates.
Communications on the subject Of said or.
ders, may be addressed to him st the War De-
partmeut, Washington.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
. APPOINTMENTS FOR THE INTERNAL REVENUE

APPOINTMENTS FOR THE INTERNAL REVENUE
Hon. G. S. Boutwell,, the commissioner of in
ternal revenue, has appointed the assessors
and collectors for the States of California and
Oregon and the Territory Of Washington aud
forwarded their commissions by yesterday Is
mail. California has five assessors and five
collectors, and Oregon and Washington one
each.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
War Meeting In wisoonsin.

MILWAUKEE, July 3l.-The great State war
meeting being held here to-day Is without q
parallel in the history Of the State. 1t is esti-
mated that fifty thousand persons are in atten.
dance.
The railroads all over the State are free to.
day, and business Of every kind is entirely
suspended.
Hon, Owen Lovejoy, and other distinguished
speskers have arrived. and will address the
meeting.
Wisconsin is completely aroused and is in q
blazs Of glory.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
INV ES TN NTS.
TO Pr PREsERvETHE E HEALTH OFTHG G
Il CITY,
I'VE DEAD ANIMALSI

HEMONF DEAD ANIMALSI
Notice Is hereby given that all dead animals, such
as Hores, Cows, Pigs, &c., 30, will be Immediately
taken away from stables, enclosures, pens, open
lots, Or from any Of the streets or thoroughares Of
the cilies Of Warrington and Georgetown or their
note, st the SuperintenieLt's Office, Metropolitan
Police, No GIG Eleventh street, north OF Pennsyva.
tons In either OF the cities Of Washington and
Georgetown. MAYORS Ofhce, City Hall, Washington
City Mayors Onloe, George Once Of the Gov.
eminent Corral, corner Twenty fourth and streets;
or by note through the Pest Once,
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The national Republican., 1862-08-02

~ Batchelor's Hair Dys-The Best IN
the World .-William A. Batchelor,s celebrated
from natuie warranted not to injure the Hair in tho
least remedies the Ill e6ects Of bad dyes and invg
OF ates the Hair for life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold By al
Druggists, no.
~ The Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, On As four ssdes Of each bos
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (Late 23a Broad.
way and 10 BondJ New York my % ly
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
The War in the West -,

LEAvENwoRTH, July 3l.-Advces from the
Southern Expedition state that the Union
troops were falling back to Hudson's Crossing
OF the Neosho river, fifty miles south of Fort
Scott. The cause OF this backward movement
is not stated.
A detachment of General Browns command,
from Springfield, Mo, was at u point thirty
miles north Of Fort Smith, on the 23d instant.
The rebel General Pike Is said to be near
Fort Washita.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
The Quota OF the state OF M aine,

BANGOR, July 30.-Volunteers have been
pouring In for the last two days at an unpre
cedented rate. The Eighteenth regiment, loca.
ted here, will be full this week, probably; the
companies from Penobscot county being full TO
overtowing, and several extra companies offer
Ing The State has raised Its full quota, and
many counties have furnished surplus.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

APPoINTMENT.-We are happy to state that
Mr.. ]. R. Dodge, of Ohio, formerly editor Of
the American Rurdlist, and since December
last connected with this paper, has received an
appointment in the Agricultural Department,
In position which will afford Hne opportu-
nifty for the qualification of bis tastes for indus.
trial and statistical research.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
Rebel Prisoners taking the Oath OF AIIs-
glance.

PHILADEIPHLA, July 3l.-During yesterday
afternoon between four and five hundred rebel
prisoners, confined at Fort Delaware, took the
oath Of allegiance. The Louisiana " Tigers /"
seemed especially anxious to take the oath.
Last evening disposition was manifested
among some oi the violent rebel prisoners to
attack their comrades for this conduct, but they
were soon checked
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
Circle Institute,

For XOung hAca1o0.
No. 61 n street, near the Circle.
Terms per Quarter OF Ten Weeks, Sl2-French and
Muio included.
Spanish, Italian, German, Latin, and several other
ges taught In the same school.
Dr, A. ZAPPONE will give three lectures each
week Literature and Science, and otherwise assist
whenever he oan spare time from his medical proies
sion
Jy4 kas. A. zAPPoNR. Principal.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
NEADIOAL OFFIOEHs WANTED.

SURGEON GKNlRAL's OFFICE,
Washington, July ~, 1862.
Medical Boards for the examination Of candid stes
fer the appointment of Surgeons and Assistant Sur
geons Of Vulunteers authorised by act Of Con.
gress entitled An aot to provide for additional med.
ioal officers Of the volunteer SERVICE" approved July
o. 1882 now In session In Bt Louis Missouri and
In this city
Applications for the appointments will be made to
the AdJutsnt General Of the Army In the handwrit.
ing Of the applicant, accompanied BY one or more
testimonials from respectable persons In regard to
moral character
No allowance Ia made for the expenses OF personu
undergoing these examinations
Candidates reported upon favorably by the Board
will be appointed BY the Secretary Of war In due
time, and will receive the appointment Of Surgeons
Or Assistant Surgeons as determined by the Exam.
lining Board.
There are at present forty vacancies In the grade
Of Surgeons, and one hundred and twenty In the
grade Of Assistant Surgeons -
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The national Republican., 1862-08-02

~ special Notics.-On and after Tuesday,
April ,lso2, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, (Sundays
exoepted) leaving this Station st 7l0 O. m, and
connecting at washington Junction with Mall
Train for all parts Of the West Ha Wheeling or
Parkersburg. Through tokets sold and bssGaes
checked. W. p. SMITH,
. NJ. Of transportation B. 4 b. 3. 4.
Ap 1-dtf [6tAr 0lobel
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

4Fsenaters POMEROY, efKansas. and
HARL AN, Of Iowa, and WIN. A. MASKER, oi
re muso stand in front Of the Capitol, on the Sab
bath Day, at4p m. aug 2
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WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.

~ Columbia Typographical Bociety.
A stated meeting. Of the Columbia Typographical
Common Council Chanbsr, City Han, at O'clock.
Punctual attendance q desired.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
IMPAIRMENT OF METROPOLITAN Pc
u LICE,
OFgIcK OF SupERIHTEspENr,
No SIS Eleventh Street,
City Of WashinRton, August l. 1862.

PUBLIC ATTENTION Is REQUIRED.
The 18Th section ot the aor TO incorporate the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company,
10 as follows: "Thst the said CJmpany shall have
way and II any person persons shall wilfuly and
unnecessarily obstruct or impede the passage on or
over said railway or any part thereof or shsll In.
jurs or destroy the oars depot stations any pro.
perty belonging TO said railway company, the per.
son or persons offending shall forfeit and pay for
every such offence, the tum Of five dollars 10 said
Company, and shall remain liable Il addition 70
said penalty for any lo~ or damage oeoasioned by
his, her or their act as aforesaid" Notice IL here
by given thAt the POLICE have especially In charge
to enforce rigidy the provisions and penalties Of
this ssotisn. "
BY order Of the SUPERINTENDENT.
Au 2-eolw
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

~ LIBRARY OF CON0REsB, July ~,
iSeS.-Ths Library Of Congress will be olossd from
JOHN @. STEPHENSON,
JyA Librarian.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Plbhihsd Daily, sundays Excepted,
BY w. j. MURTAGH d CO.
ouoaos n. wlsroN, sp,ros.

~ The publication ONCE Of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN Is at the northeast corner Of D and
Seventh streets, second hoor, over W. D. Shep.
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street
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FIOIAL.
DnrAnrnnsr or STATE,

.DNfAN1nENT OF bfATf,
Washinqtcp, Jan. Is, 1862.
oonmsncing With sasurdag, the arst Of ns1'
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHun.
RELMBoLD EXTRACT sGoat,
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu,
TIE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
And positive and Specific remedy for Diseases Of thu
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy
Organic weakness,
SEQ advertisement In smother column. Cut It out
and send for the medicine at once
Beedre cf oountefei. 10 Q-3n
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

Georgetown or the seventh ward fsiaud) who An
to receive their papen regularly will obligs the
shepherds bookstore corner Seventh and D streets
when all dslinqusnciss will be promptly attended
to, NAV n
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

A1Wsston's Progress Of slavery.-Copies
of this werk are for sale ct the once Of tie National
RPsaioen. Pamphlet edition, 2b cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
CTATUARY.
. MARBLE MONUM tiN'rS,
60, SO.

have large and most sxtsnsive stock Of
italian Marble Monumsnts, 0ravsstonss,
&C., dSo.,
for sale at low prices Tor cash. will sell ut reduced
prices to those Of the army or navy who may want
them a. mementoes for their comrades who have
fallen In defence Of the Union.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
tsb l7-6m u street north, bet. 18th and 18th,
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

A0Unton Prayer Meeting.-The Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
leys,) commencing ct O'Clock, and continuing one
hour, iy2
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest from the Army Of
the Potomac.
Tho Rebels mako Another Attack.

FOssr OF Ossr Men Killed and
StT WtoWnded.
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T q. ~ ID. w. BATES,
- Practical Clock and Watch Repairsn aud
Io~olleras

No. 43l Z street, one door below Seventh street.
All styles Of CLOCKS repaired at resideno,s by
leaving address and warranted to give satisfaction
for one year. All styles Of CLOCKS for sale at the
lowest cash prices. AL orders attended to with
promptness aud dispatoh.f jy4-lm
NJOTICE.-I wish the public to know that the
~ IMAM man James A. WISE, foiiceman a. me spitoi,
for assault and battery and resising an officer In the
discharge of his duty and sentenced by the court TO
four months imprisonment In the common Jail is
not John H. Wise, the reputsd negro catcher.
jy 29-tm j. ii. WISE.
New York Tribune please copy four months, and
send bill to this ONCE
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
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DANk OF COMmERCE, GEO'TOWN.
ID For the convenience of the holders In this city
notes Of the above Bank will be redeemed at our
counter, in United stites Treasury Notes, or In
RITTENHOUsE, FAINT 4 CO.,
lvl Bankera asa Pa 1yanua.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
III AsHInovOH SKIRT FACTORY.

WANTED-So females to learn TO make skirts.
persou oan, In q short time, make, psr week, from
. 10 u. Ina.iys. for paruou]sn, as W Seventh =
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
WANTS.

VNANTED-A oompetant WOMAN wants .
w placed a. housekeeper nurse In . gentsel
Protestant family. Address "Hou,keeper," st this
once. aug 1T
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-The oom
"A Portable and neatly furnished House, No. u
Missouri avenue, Ia now foS rent For terms, apply
the premises. Ie e2-h4
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INN r l. A u Il :.

1920 IC LEADED ROOFING TIN
10 II IC BRIGHT TIN,
lOl4 TX BRIGHT TIN
Just received and for sale BY
joan r. ELVANB,
800 PennsylvaniA avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
DROPOsALs ron COAL AND .WOOD.

N. MABLEY, Chairman.
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FRIDAY, AT-tl 10.

FRIDAY, AT-tl 10.
SESATK.-Mr. Sumner presented -2solutians n
the Massachusetts Legislature approving 'ha ar
ton OF Congress in passing the Joint resolution
suggested bY the President proposing q give To-
aid Of the United states 10 States dIsrosed r.,
adopt the policy q emancipation.
Mr.. Lane, OF Ind, presented petition from
his State asking Congress g. abolish siaver,
throug bout the Stairs. sud. "a commenting ppou
IL, said that the petition asked what Congress bad
no pow.r to grant, though be was willing thRl
citizens should be heard sven when mskia "a fool-
ish req uests.
Mr.. wilson offered a resolution for informstioy
from the Secretary Of War relative 20 the DISCO
sition made 81 the vessels captured by GenertI
Burns'te in the waters OF North Carolina !;
adopt q.
Mr. =, ilson also gave notice Of bis intention =,
proved September, 1850, supplemental TO an &c;
respecting fugitiveB ffom justice and persons es-
Gaping from service Of their masters, approved
February IL, 1893.
On motion ot.Mr. Lsthsrs, the bill TO establish
Line OF steamship % from San Francisco % III ana-
hae was taken up, and he addressed the senate a.
length Ia favor Of Its enactment.
House Mr.. vslIaadighsua. from ths Commit
tee on Public Lands, reported a resolution ex-
planatory TO an act granting lands 20 Wisconsin
for railroad purposes. Adopted.
Mt Arnold, OF H., ofe ed iliat resolution OF
thanks 70 the ofcers and men engaged "a the
recent brin ant engag, lents at Island No 10 sa1
Pittsburg Landing. Referred.
Mr.. Thomas, Of Nd, offered q resolution re
questtng the Secretary OF War 20 inform tue
House az 10 what time the navigation Of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal can be resumed without
restriction. Adopted
Mr.. Stevens. from the Committee 81 Ways AID
Means, reported the Naval Appropriation bill .
with the Senste's amendments which were being
considered when our repoft closed.
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A CARD.

Tup opp CARD.
- CONSIGNMENT SALE OF
LARGE IMPORTING HOUSE
Will positively close
on the lst OF May.
Those who fail 10 profit themselves by not eur-
ohasing immediately from this Large Consig nme Mt
be sod a. fifty cents In the dollar on the cost Of
importation In he assortment will be fourd-
hloh MORE Antiques IN white, rose, pink, and
Rich Wstsred SILKS.
Tafstts Stripe In purple, maize, lilac, rose, AID
Elegant Silk Robes in white, rose. maize and corn
PlaiS Taas,s In PINK, rose, green. m..,. o.rG.r,.
straH. cherry adj modes. from 81 cents 10 "a 50
Beautiful line of chsns, ,tnpsd,hg and plaid
silk, Tor tprIns FRI m 80 cents TO % per yard.
First suslity Of cmus Silks, perfect goods, Al g
New, style Fsulards. in pI,Ids and stripes. very
PLAIN black Grensdine, or Hermann,
Chlnlzs Figured Grenadines, in black and coioTed
White: blue. And rose oolored Grenadius Robes
Grape qe Paris, IN waite. PINK blue, rose aud drab,
mourning Silks, IN cheeks, plsids, ard stripes,
Berage tltiEs, new styles, two yaras wide, for
shavls and Dresses,
Gchalle AlnaHsise, two Yards wide, for do,
-, full assor msnt Of styles and oolor., very on ssp
Figured striped, and fancy Bereses, from IL conts
Plain BersEss in all eolors.
Fine French Poplins S { vide, very obese,
Fine French all wool Delsine, In rich colors, 81
Many Of the soois have been reduced in price
since our last Advertisement, the object NeinE 10
sss 9sf out cheap T'hfI shs s1 Them
apt gu S2t Pa ave., bet 9Th ami 10th SITS.