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GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ General Auct1onee.s. II. 10 4 q Deasbo.u-ss.
ELEGANT FURNITURE
Carpets, Chamber and Parlor Suits,
"A T "A U CTION.

On lEIDAE. Nov. 18th. 1t 9x O'Clock. vo ah,u
@ se1 ~ 915 eaeascoms, large and spleadid aaaor-
e1s oi 1eufCom 8etts. hom tAs best manufacturers
sea sIG n RcseNood. Walnut 0aE and Cnastsut, pisa
sG2 snAFple t9ps; FzE1ox setts nnlbed in OIL win
n:Ssesd1 saax Gn1s,s.u' W@ssass.ads VA Ps,i9r chsi
sel1 C4ftet Mirrors PNIpr aad CooE ia An req lii
AG1ess sas9e.y CT other ~ "'~"
H0U8EHOLD GOODS.
0so AZ private sae. one Of Wndar PROOF satar
aso-h aSont tNo Heeks, VIC aoau setI Ito crates Of
tIoexefE af r., Notice Ein Ee etven In ttHe "
, 1863-11-13

aggregate: ......3l, ,227,ss2,670 $46s35,6lo
Average rate Of Interest a8l per cent, On the
Tholc debt. Average rate Of interest on funded
debt alone sos per cent.
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= AN u u It5, FFUDUCH
- DRALKRs ARD MANUFACTURERS.
EWES & 1EACET,
0t King William street, Lopdon, anao Chapel
FftnH% Y;-.-nn1

nno hAfs hAd considerable expeyttnce II eHncupk
e. snd tse haasacttrE of general Aaac1a
- eU'tssh N AnI4no. fecnaTt cooN9oRaut4 OF Ane31.
EAA Ffnnnce Aod u4nutattQ1a for sa1o on cQaFFs.
MeLt: 6apQlS& ou:1ne1 OF every Ead executed Yin
Ke1e1eaess to Aesars- Joa1 P8Arr b Bo3e sad
McHAAn @ p kus41Ll: lsaposte.s. ~ broadway. h. Z,
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NO ALCOHOL OR Ran wHTsKv

NO ALCOHOL Or BAD WHISKY,
fney WILL CURE the shoYq dl.esss9 Ia ninety nina
czses ont Of = hundred.
DO vou want something to Strengthen You
Do you want Good Appetizer
Do you want to Build mp your Constitution
Do ytu want to Feel Welt
Do yon'want to get rid Of Nervousness
Do yon want Knergyf
Do you want to Sleep Welt
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous Fesliua :
H1ou DO, use HOOELAEDB GERuAN BITCEE5
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fN1LBERT & SAMPSON.
~ esoe7A AuctioneoEs. II ls + g Deazborays.
TEeDE SALE OF HATS AND CAPS.
...- AT ACC11oN,
=. ~ 49S1A9 Aov I6h * oc1ock va sh Ill ,sn
ettye tfs EcW Yf y M dfz HTS and Caps rss r.
saM a. sSd ~ asys %tatar ases wooi 4sa
Mixed 4en's Don Juan Renfteaa LonaS, ny P.s
di4o Tho ADORE goods worthy the srta4npc nca r.
tna Hata Sale fnut ft4irva se0oo VI
Eol1 2te9 5t G11BRRr d SAMPSON, Auct.fs.
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Anrtiu1y Halt9.
':oLD DUSSELDORF GALLERY"

70 N3 Broadway: a1d viii bsto!d on the evening, a.
Ianfeaay lsth and FHdaJ 10Th Hoy at hal 2aes se7
HENRY LEEpd &Cn
A1cuoneeFs No. = NAa1&1 S.sast.
, 1863-11-13

Reliable Railroad Time Table.
HeEEasts1 tcAsus VII .sara a1a Az.11a &t Gs,csxc
EoII
, 1863-11-13

tsneeesse7s 70 e. u. JACKSON = co., Proprietor.
town IN lha United 6tstoa. aaN-nis5 5SmxETedn
, 1863-11-13

II sho vital of the Pine Tsce, ooss1ed b.
peculAr pscctm IN tho distiAson Of tae taz By which
tbs fl2hest ue11cInl properties atn Retained
tits the nedlciae thst cazes wtea AL othe.a havs
f8iled.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

A Successful Raid into North Carolina
Charleston Given up by the Rrbeis-Jeif
Davis Guarded Night and Day.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2o-The flag OF
truce steamer New York, Capt. Chisholm, lett
last evening for City Point with 800 rebel pri-
soners from Chester, Penn, in charge of Major
John +. Mulford.
Acting Brig. Gen. b. F. Onderdonk, 1st New
York mounted rifles, and two companies OF the
llth Pennsylvania cavalry, have just returned
TO Portsmouth, Va, from q long raid in 10 North
Carolina. They passed through Edanton, N
e., and opened Communication with Captain
Roberts, IN command at South Mills; thence
they proceeded to Pasquotank and Hertford,
and while about half way between the two
places were attacked by guerrillas, and In the
skiImish lost two wounded rfiemen.
They killed thirty guerrillas and drove sew
eral into the Dismal Swamp, who were
drowned; captured ninety horses, thirty mules,
scme cattle, &c. 1t was q very successful raid
Two refugees arrived in Norfolk to- day from
Richmond, who were born in Canada They
report that the rebel government are terribly
frightened about Charleston, and cay II it is
taken all Is lost A guard is kept about the
residence OF JEFF. Davis night and day, TO ple-
vent him from running away from Richmond.
There are very few troops in or about Rich
mond, and only one brigade between there and
Petersburg.
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PROPOSALS.
lFEIo1 OF THE SIGNAL oFfIoER.

0FEIol OF THE SIGNAL oRfIoER. ,..,
sn.l.D s +. p As:s IT ss @ sas
q, 70! Furnishing for shs Signal Department the
80 Tvo bnpdrsd and City sets Signal Equipments,
Loo one hundred bales Hiei ing.
e TTxenty ays 9, oss wi VIM - Matches ssts
10 fsn fso faS ksSsf borsss, nsss,e''
The frst delivery TO be made about the 18th Of
septsmbsr lsSi or ss soon thereafter - Govern
rne fai name snd post ofHce address Of the bid
IFS Bid is N ade IN ths name Of arm. the names
OF al the parties must aprssr, or the BID Win be
considered as the individual p.opcss of the party
Proposals from disloyh parties, or where the
sdser i not present to respond to his bid, will Lot
R.epo.sls Hsss be addressed tS The signal
10 plainly indcrssd" Proposals Tor Field Signal
ire responsibility OF the su&ran.ors must be
nss,es. District Court or Of the United States Dis
The ability cf the bidder to All the contract
r.
to Be appended TO the guarantee, and said guarsn-
'f fonss n sas the
In the contracts signed by the contractor and both
OF his gHaraLtors IA be required of the successful
bicder, or bidders upon signing the contract.
Forx7 Of Graraaus.
Ne.-,o -,ofthe eepnty Of -, and state of-.do
sslsey guarantees that sble to falal the con
tor and that, should his proposition be acco pted
Herewith
-sheald the contract be awarded him, We are pre-.
tared 90 become his securitiss
= fFo this guarantee must be appended the OF ciaI
certificate above mentioned
The right is reserved to reject all proposals If
the prices are desmed too high or for esuse.
them.
Models win be on exhibition at the ofics of the
Signal OAicer for twenty (3O} days from date.
an ~
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
rHE Ar In KANSAS

THE WAR In KANSAS
Gaerrilia Operatiens-The Town Of Law.
renee Surround ed-Great Destruction Of
Property.
LKAvEgwoRTH, August 2,.-L9st evening
Quantrell, Hish II force S0ostrong. crossed from
Missouri into kansas, near the town Of Gard
ner, sixty mi(es below here, and Immediately
started for Lawrence, arriving before that to En
at tour O'Clock this morning. He posted q
guard about that city SO that the citizens could
not escape, and commen ced piinsing he stores,
shooting citzens and firing houses.
gentleman who managed TO escape, on
reaching the bluffs on this side had plain view
OF the town, which was then sheet of II anne.
He thinks tie loss would reach a., eco, and
perhaps much more Us the guerrillis seemed
determined to destroy every thing that would
buTn. Ii Is believed that resis tlnce was
made, AS the town was taken completely BY
surprise.
james II. Lane was in the city, AMI it il
feared he mas faiien into the hands OF The susr-
Iiiias, as 1t was almost impossible for HIM -
escape through tie lines.
A large number of Union troops have bean
sent in pursuit of the rebels, but with what
success is not vet learned.
May or Anthony of this city has issned proc
lsmation requesting every able. bodied citizen
10 provide himself with arms, and bold h! ms elf
in readiness TO aid his friends in any part o. the
State at a moments notice. He Gems ures the
General comm anding in this district, who, he
says, with 5000 troops under his command
has allowed a few hundred guerrilIas to get 81
miles in the interior, hurn city, destroy S2,0o-
u0 worth OF property, and intimat-s that the
citizens must depend on themselves for the d.
feGae OF the city and State.
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Shaking in the Wind.

That thoroughly unscrupulous paper, the
London Times, which is just now "catchins
it" from the unfortunate English speculators in
Confed bonds, who, relying on the afhrmations
OF that paper concerning the hopelessness OF
the Federal cause, In vested deeply In those
worthless securities, now carries CONSERVATION
TO the hearts Of the same bondholdsrs by a viz
tual aba ndorment of the Confederate cause.
The Times OF August s, received by the Asia,
says:
"The struggle in America has evidently en-
tered upon q very critical period. The North
has certainly gained successes which might
check The energies OF q people not thoroughly
of the Mississippi for The time so completely
that vessel has been able, at least for once, 10
pass down 1t from ST. Louis to New Orleans
entirely unmolested, is NO doubt in itself great
achievement, and may have important political
effects on the attitude OF the great States of the
North West. But this achievement is obvious
iy still more important In the effect il will pro-
y hably have on the campaign in the South
From all these considerations 1t cannot be
doubted that the South may have 70 meet an
heart of the Southern States, from Tennessee
ON the north, Mississippi on the west, and per-
haps Mobile or the Gulf coast on the south. It
means of successfully resisting such an ad-
vance. 1t is aeknowledg blythe Southern
journals that the force under Johnston Will not
be able TO cnecK tue aufhnccoi oehffNA oItAhs,
and that it is probable that he will be abls 10
eject junction with RosecTans: The result
OF such movement, as the southern Journal
copfesses, would be the establishment Of an
army of 100, Coo men on the soil Of Alabama or
Georgia; and if they could retain such a posi-.
iop il is felt that inferiority In the field would
he the least OF the consequent disasters OF the
South. Even IL no battles were fought such
force would ravage the whole country and de.
strcy the crops, and while the blockade ts kept
mp the South cannot import suficient grain for
its necessities. II is clear that the Southern
journals themselves feel that IL such O COM
b,Led force 81 we have indicated by the forces
Of Generals Banks, Grant, and Rosecrena can
be made, il would drive the Confedsraey TO
great extYemiiies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22
LEES PROJECTS.

The following is from the Washington COR
Respondent OF the New York Tribune. That
rc.iioi. III relation 10 projected rising Of Sc
cessionists IN Maryland is decided news in this
qusrter, anu il is OF beIiey ed that Lee has re-
ceired sufficient accessions from the rebel con-
scripiion 10 connterbaiauce his losses from
dtserticn and from troops drawn from his ar,nv
10 so to the relief CT Charleston
Although there is at present evidence
an aggressive movement on the part oil Genera,
Lee. still ali the information received directly
ire II fichmonG, and ccrroborated by the stat.
l2' its OF deserieTs and exchanged prisoners
teEus 10 snow mat long time will not elaps.
before he ft bel com m ander who ia now ger
tina ready for the fall campaign, will take th..
initlaii'e fnd push his columns forward
a gentleman OF foreign birth, snd holding an
ofnc:ai pos ition IN Richmond, writes 10 his
frit nd IN this city that the report is current
hat Gen. Lee viii shortly offer battle 10 Gen
Meade: and II that General refuses to accept
II, aud falls back under The protection OF the
fortlficatiops of Washington, Gen. Lee Will
thcH nvade Maryland, where preparations
have been made by the secesslonists of that
State TO receive bim, and to give him all the
assistance in men, money, arms and proytsions
that they can procure.
This time Gen. Lee Will avoid Pennsylvania,
upon which the Richmonders look a. a North.
eIn State hostile n principles and in feelings
TO the Sout1, while Maryland, they hold, b.
longs TO the South. Gen Lees invasion will
not have, however, tho permanent occupation
lection of a field OF battle where he can wait
the approach OF the Union army. His aim is
not 10 carry operations Nor,hward, but, as be-
lore. to take possession of Washington, if The
fortunes OF war are in his favor; ii not, he will
fall back upon Richmond and will wait fer
the Cnionists behind the forsilcations of that
place.
Notwithsta tandIng his presence on the Kappa
fanGeck, Gen. Lee is said TO be organizing se-
cretly an army Of reserve, the location of which
will be either Winchester or some place in tho
Hay f,x h fab
the conscrirts passing through Richmond are
directed, will be to,tou strong. The mission is
not yet known, although it is generally believed
that it will have an independent Organization
and particul task 10 perform. Gen. Long
STREET Is talked OF As lis most probable leader.
All the rebel officers who were at Richmond
on leave OF absence have gone back to their
regiments. The city, which was full OF them
week ago, contains now NO other persons than
civilians and inyalids. 1t IS also reported that
a whole division, supposed to have been de-
tached from the Army of the West passed
through Richmond during the night OF the I2th
inst. to take part in the operations Of the fall
campaign, whose opening will take place, ac-
cordlng TO public rumor, in the earlier part of
st ptember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22
Grand Union Meeting in IIIinois-Gen
Logan Denouncins Traitors.

ST. LouIs, August 2l.-The Democrats
Spring Id special dispatch says that Prcsi-
dent Lincoln has signiiied his purpose 10 attend
Union mass meeting To be held AT that place
on the Sd OF September, but should public bu 81
ness prevent, he will address the people b.
letter The most extensive preparations arr
making 10 make this meeting the largest ever
held III the West.
General Logan addressed 4 large meeting AZ
Salem, Ill. on Tuesday. Judge .. Melevary
was present, and General Logan denoun ced
him as one Of the leaders of 4 band of traitors
who were plotting the overthr ow of the govern
meEt. Meievery left the crowd without
sponding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22
FkOM ARKANSAS.


MEMPHIS, Aug. 2l.-Advices from Arkansas
say that all the rebel forces in that State are
concentrated at Almeda, Ave miles below Little
Rock.
Kirby Smith has arrived and taken command
OF the troops, and is erecting fortifiea tions.
The people in the w hite river country are in
almost star wing condition, and there is strong
disposition throughout the state to accept peace
on any terms.
W. II. Lee, a friend and classmate OF the editor
of the Bulletin, just from Georgia, SAYS nothing
can equal the abject condition of the people of
the southern States. The people are ripe for a
moVs Eent TO overthrow their rulers, and b
action cannot be much longer delayed
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DRoPosALsFo FOR HORSES.
OAvALRY BuRRAr,
QtFef 0 tAe CHhf Quarter na,ttv,

- OUFtf a. IRt Chtf VkdFftr B7lsff7, ,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August l5 1865.
PRorosALs sle solicited and will be received at
this sfce for furniEhins Cavalry Horses, to be Dc
hyerea at Pittshurs. Psnnsyl yAnia; PhilAdelphia,
Washington City, syraeuse, N. Y, or indianapolis
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing OF
Horses in lots of not less than twenty Eve, f25.
The Horses to be from fifteen tl6I to sixteen tls)
hanea high, from Eve 30 to nine te) yea old we'll
fesh, and free from sill defects.
The ability Of the bidder to fulhl his aareemsnt
must be GUARANTEED by two responsible persons,
antee.
The responsibility Of the suarantors must bs
show BY the Official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court, or of the United States
District Attorney.
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutsn
Colonel O. G. eawtells, Chief Qusrtermastsr Cav.
airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Horses.'
@. g. eAWrELLB.
Lieut.. ool. and OhIef QuArtermsstsr.
lQ n NAXAlra AuH
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The Department of the Gulf Military
MoYemeMtS in Prnspecf

q letter from New Orleans, 18th, says that
the sloop- of.war Brooklyn siled for Charles
ton, and will take prominent part in the BON.
bardment. The same letter adds:
"The Opelousas railroad is now in perfect
running order to Brashear city.
"a gentleman from OpeIousas, La, tells me
that Gems. Dick Taylor, Monton and Magruder,
with the remnants of their bands, who don t
prefer 10 stay at home, are making off with all
possible haste for Texas. Gems. Curtis and
Ste ele, with the Army OF Arkansas, will shortly
appear at Shreveport, La, the head of navi-
CATION of the Red river, and, If in time, will in
tercept the fleet-tooted bells.
1.-THE Thirteenth Army Corps, Major General
Z. y. G.. Ord, will arrive in this department
soon from Ficksburg. Major Gen. HERON,
now at Port Hudson with his division of the
Army of the Frontier, will report to General
Ord, who will take up summer quarters near
Madisonvilie, La, or at some place on the
other side of Loke Ponchartraiu."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22
Arrest for Making x ebeI Bank Note Paper.

RosToE, August 2I.-George w. Sinn, Prem
tiss G. Baird and w lillian Brown old residents
OF Lee, Massachusetts, We're brought before the
United States court On the charge OF giving aid
and comfort TO the rebels by manufacturing
bank note paper, having the mark o. S. in the
center of the bill.
A tolte proseqa' was entered in the case Of
Baird, that he might appear ; witness. Lynn
was held IN the sum oil 5000 bail to appear At
the Sept. mbtr term OF the District Court, and
brown. who worked for Lynn, but against
whom the testimony was beyond doubt, was
held I'm 2 600 bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22
PERSONAL.

NOT1Ck.-MEe. AHOLIAB wishes 10 inform In.
~ curing Per CONS tn. sne il ready to read the
past, present, AID future events Gan bs consulted
Oh Tasioos matters Of i'm pc r,anos, fros .. N;
Hrll. between lst AID ID SITS. al 72-st1
NO 1MPosITlON.-MADAN1 ROSS, Doe.yfss
/ aad Assroios list. Was boFs vita natural gift
Sb tells tt pat and futuTe-1ever Know. TO fail.
Causes speedy aIrisa es brings together those
long. Sc asrated; cures all diseases Dusiness
strictly confden,isl. No 333 g street north
col o. l2sh ktreet west three senares tron, tho
Patent Office. TIE only psrsop that can show Q
ikeness Of future hu: baH0 absent II lend In =
Atty. Ladies so cents Gentlemen 81 "a ls 2w-
NfEDiCAL NOT ICE.
Nl LADIES AFFL ICTED. READ,
DIR. OWINGs, . Female Physicis1 of great eI-
peTience, guar antics immediate relief in all dis
eases of the Womb. suppression and irrex
Of the Menses, and Gil complaints of whatever
nature common to Females. req airing the Medical
services of res ular rracticing PhyheiAn
Of6cs and Rooms 410 st., bet. 9th md 7th SITS,
Gfice hours. 8 to 6p m. au12-2w-
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PROPOSALS..
1nopos1Ls PoB STEAM MAcYINERY.

NAVY DErlnrxxSr. July a.h. 1898.
rH. NAVY DarAaIxnsI Win, nntl t the s1v IwssTr.
tor the construction Of Steam Machinery for
81 70 e
There fGt each ,sa sro pair of
avn 9as snd
over he shaft. The diameter of each cylinder TO
b. ff'y ,hvs inches. and she stroke Of its piston
fhe boilers to be Of the horizontal tubular ri nd
ssns
ssee; The tubes 70 be Of brass Shells 70 be inch
Saees. and Sraeed with a working pTessare OF Sc
rounds Ier square inch.
TO have four blades and to be tso lee, Ions. rhs.
oEsss pipe sYlneoiinE .he h.ussr yi,h the hull
s.s si.:sI. sss,sssss e Dim Ell; gis fs,i..
ss Sos ,saof.a oH to a.
us Sf d1Pes1e & tools nsvs nsa
ss1. .rs te Be farns.Ssd IN 'asA
The machinery to include ell that Is necessary
sIlys. etc, and Is to 6s In sn respects con plete
for that purpose. seeordins to naval usages.
ship TO be 6rst class seeordius to naval standard.
The parties will make their own sensral and .ork-
bspatmsns ioE sppIovaI s.fss. ssssasias sssn:
to sas sHs a Il
Ma. k.s 7ors
Philsde phis. The propo<al viii state the name or
end to furnish the machinery the names OF the
parties In fall and OF their surettes tbs gross sum
n The r.s..i ss and ready for and
the time from the date OF contrsct In which they
The proposals. are to be endorsed P.oposaIs 70,
a Msshssrg tn O. pss,s.s 'sn use
contract will embrace the usual conditions and
payments win be made in the usual manner rs the
The Be psrtment reserves the right TO rs,sce my
or al OF the proposals that may b4 made der
sas.r:ss m. ssasres 1s
u MAYORS OPFIoE, August ~, 1863.
PRoPosALs viii be lsesived At this ONCE until
sisrs street wss, to Nes Jersey .Venus t5. gravel
to 81 S t. the .ss1.
inches In the centre. tApsrins . four inches at
sesyy roller :: least three times.
'S5
s.ss Of .ss via BE- p.a tn the CON
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that the
"ers has been properly e1eeus,aa nora,,.
o0nniss,GasF VI + HaS1hros tUsI's SsFa.
Commissions Fifth Ward.
g; &a asAbpxIs. bhSrs.
50 AID Assistan ut Cammissionsrs.
kRoposAAs Wili be received At this oass until
Wednefcsy. the 18th day OF August l2 O'Clock m
for trim ming and sraveling N street north from,
Fifth 70 Tenth street west; the gravel to be four
inches thick In the center after being we'll rolled
with . roller furnished by the COOPERATION; the
missioner Of the Tb I'd Ward and the City Surveyor
and two Assistant Commissioners.
trimming and grading, and per square yard for
afsveling.
No part Of the appro priation VIII be paid the con-
tractor except upon she certificate Of the Commits
ssobeH and ssistant commissioners that the work
has been pro perly executed,
JOHN T. GARNER
Commissioner Third Wsrd
DICKESSOH NAYLOR
JOHN HUMPHREY
Assistant Oommis ss,onere
su d-ttd Rspub. d Chron]
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NJ OARTIEG.
MILES GIBBONS and LUKE CONNER No. 43
street between 2Sth and 9th streets, First Ward.
are prepared to do cAAr1N9 cf any and every
description, on the .sbortes: notice. Their teams
on to work faithfully. comply strictly with their
ensaeements, and charge but mod rate prices
above number, or q. the Star OH ce, will receive
prompt attention. au 2l-Iv
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The r1EEsFE EssF-t4SS b4SSk e5FA 81 sRsAuY MADE
CL0IHIH9 Can be seen at BARE q BRO .. cor.
our stock, we have determined to reduce oar
prices to vholssal nSures-an ex;.il snt opportu-
ion OF our go perier Stock of BOYS as well a.
M1Hs CL0THlNG; Also, very large STOCK OF
have Just received q fns lot OF BLACK DRESS
an 1.ims BARE 4 BRO.
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URIyALxL CORPS p,lrHIoPI

c. w. BoTELER. Jyo. w. BorELER
{. w. BOT L Err g. SON.
I'M p O RITZ RS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
China, Glass, and Croekery Ware,
TABLE CUTLERY, Silver PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER sRTs, COAL OIL LAMPS
JAPANEED WATERS, DOOR MATS,
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY
|Houses, Hotels and S.eau, boats furnished st
short notice.
3ls IRON HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9Th AMI lJ.1 SITS.
eo3m