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Died In Camden, on December llth, OF Scarlet Fs.
ME D. tA6tk, ked tISes Jykass Ia three months.
Truly bright, beautiful tower has sxhaled its fra.
GRANGE and been transplanted to the happier bowers
Of Eden. She Yves too pure to blossom here long.
Jesus said suffer little children to come unto ma and
forbid them not for Of such Is the Kiusdon Of God
and knowing her great happiness. sbould we wish TO
bring little BESSIE back moi nor The rood Sbepher
brief season. Trarsept Ys; Yves her e frwas frauRht
with TO her parents and relatives She was
child offenafkabie promiseAvas intelligent sheve
her yesrs, amable, and SO sprghty and Winning in
her Why's God alone can heal the breach made In
our hearts and household. The Sunlight of our home
has been removed. fhAref not an object around us
but has been haowed by her touch apd her presence
is everywhere Felt BEss1rs little mission being ac
Tcompiished, jesus has gathered her into his fold
'Ts ever thus-'tls ever thus, that, when the poor
"a. -: heart clingS, su Gl3 81 lils s1aTyJ ~ 4,
With all it's finest tendrils with all its fexile rinps
That goody ihpgit cleaveth % fondly and 20 fast
Is struck to earth by lightning shattered by the
3.d olass. ,te g,ott 2di gsJia Ci jtuss ac %
Tis ever thus-'tis ever thus, with all that's best
below: Efti6aF
The dearest noblest lsyeliessare always frs. to co.
The bird that shssweSsas the vine that crowns
The glory Of the garden; ".he flower Of the aoc' p
'Tisever thus ts thus, with creatures heavenly
Too finely framed more earthly natures
( 40 hear. " y GlN HIT 70 SiHAEik ~ 4 =
cAittlewhils theydwel with us blessed ministers. of
yG 81 OF love; Bro y6s7Ji bsgf9 aYG s5s'eifli
Then sptsad the wings we had not oseen, and seek
'wiS8io their home above" ~ 20 Yss T'9g, !w
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IMEADapAR1Kgss,
COAAISSARY AENERALH. DEP

-,a Lko. 80 CoLUMRIA,s January 8,nasBiaat6nt
"A LII APPLICANTS FOR AGENCIES B0R The
"A dstilatien Of spirituoas iquoss from the cereal
grains Of We. ss4te, An, IN oohsogait Ehe Acsso sup
onderdsisd their applications together Win Che ksti
naosy Of two moro respectable snd crsdbls hyvi-
clans Of the District duly autbentcstsd BY thsCsrk
Of the CoGft that they are Irresponsible ana Skled
agents. vo.
BY order Of tho GoysEof,
JOSEPH H. WALKER
3, ,.,, .,s, 4 ~ 80 \, s 00sfsnis4 ssrd qeast K
4 January l6 '-sN' Nas ''sss - "'N'"'
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: sMOyements near sufFoIIk

Sc fETsasBuka January l2AGeneral' Pryor, yester.
day With two companies Of cavalry encountered
Dodges Mounted RiHemep Eve miles from an Suholk,
and routed them, infcting considerable loss Learn
ing that there $4,000 Yankees at Carsvile Pryor
pushed across to intercept he fugtves but they sue
ceeded in making good their escape to the main BODY
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~ th. 1o,h d, &c eN..,
- ~; s., ol Novsm9e., 1907 10 the 10Th year
i; S;thS, Tue spire OF noble sol
It'n &C.; M, I Issu ase IN tnis tripPie re-
saS ~ 20 sne memory OF the noble
la S Si ue - VIE tsc,..gs g Inc nereayed living
=. ny nse ~ @ r,en1 M ana associate IN arms
H. go. ".iS:SD e ~ .,Tg. :;
o,s Ia - l.aiscr iminatey applied to
~ se,ylce' Wtnout reference to
sars;ca. ht n, :; !, sie nature ol the
sn. WS;,. thn .ra,a aele, ~ ml more emphatic
a. f,ro., sr so 90. VI maI, wnicn mas since
tho ~ : W W. 80. tuNy waS gasnonng LOT
S;sr ;ns;sSd h ~, gu. tnis gallant SOL
,;ss.d e alca.es OF loity patriotis en-
He did nr s, nr .s hs. cam @ ms native state
sOd s With se wnea spe most needed him.
tion rushed - aNst asfaS S ~or.y Oh emuia
~ tbs rrsst ra,,,t;o - tre eaIlei strugges
Frst 40 oydariv Sarat ss p eonsp,cuous ' part
of Camden Vomtssrs as pleses nv "a Lieutenant
In the snrmer oanso;ta w s ~ "a @ Regiment
anw at tha aisaa nf nrt WIN ms COM
erorm his M e N hri;r, - ~ ,h ,esuy ana whhng 70
is nd 18th E .aIA - s'e unions ol desPot.
,;sn 80 s snou' oento tne stars and
a,pr q, Thy ~ uowh unaes tne heai q southern
li,.r. -; Az o 10 anu penavea with
S,,,. :, 49, we we ens oasse on Manassas Pialns
CO so',.k In Hss great struggle
Mad ,t Sso n ~ Woro' wnetner occu-
rnov;rg sr,. std ~ ss. ts - - engaged IN
dnc to deal him douh,s S.., OF rece-
with VII. The ef Il: pe:s3s
apnointed ieariv II Nau nf 1sso ta H. aavlng oeen
y. >oo@, W suo oiuCe 0l quar-
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The Confederate Congr.e,ssss. .,ss :

p RIoHAoND, January l2-Gongress reiassembled to-
day. There were Senators and 90 Representatives
present? Thefebeing no quorum in either branch,
both adjourned until tomorrow. 80 !. 80,
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n, The HARRIET LANE--The Harriet Lane q vessel
of six hundred tons burden was originally built for
Revenue SERVICE bt the beginning Of the war with
the south she was turned over to the Navy, and at
once underwent such alterations were thought me-
cessary to adapt her to her new service At the time
OF her capture she mounted eight guns Of heavy cabre
her bow gun being fifteen inch rife.
YANKEE FORCE AT NEwBEas. The Ra,e;pb Sat.
Joarma! learns from perfectly reliable source that
there were in the waters OF Newbern, on Wednesday
last no fewer than JDty:fve Yankee transports The
forces there incidfe the commands of tree Major Gen
erals, usually in the Yankee army 900 each which
gives the full force there at some Is 900 to 80 600
east. sl'sB 1!91, % 7ois2 snimbS .bGh.lof R5s&A
. EY;R sut 20 q s----
 >+~l ftslttyg ~.
RESULTS OF THE BATTLE-The editor of the Chatta.
nooga Rebel thus sums up what he regards the fruits
of the late vctorya Murfes6ofo Cen. Bragg defeat
ed the enemy in signal manner capturing moro than
five thotisandprisonefs and ksysnp artillery
killing and wonnding ten Thousand, and DESTROYED from
eight hundred to thousand Of anuni.io and
supplies. esii s4t s8a.aiq cfIa aaa aak e9iG a (
o The army OF Austria consists of 7sss4l men; of
Prussia 7lsos2 of Russs! $50, ,ooo. France. sss.
ooo Of ctsat Britain and aa aa ss4, ,s2ss 81 Dspm,a.art
sdsh, Spain and Italy lo7: srnakiacs
total Of 7si msng ThsIaniitai salt
fog clothing and paying tsas nSsp as hSS avSas !.
"a 1os man. ovsr $sS6 whsschh whssch .ddsd =
$eoooo0 600, an amount which 90 many sble-hods.s
mon would produces ifsAsagsin ssssulAsorsuaaii ~
aanual Me- = tAs wsdlsA sst5y4 aaofsan 0Gsib>St
q q psss!y : Slsep oqo. .oop:Nw s -.e9sa. .s'a'
-. .
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Wall FROM THE TRiBUSE.-A Hilton Head cor
attack upon Charleston has been made. Our force of
offence, collected during the last three months in the
waters and upon the islands of South Carolina,
have been fairly tried and found wanting. Instead of
the pleasant duty of croniclng triumph the Union
arms, which had lerventy wished rather than hoped
the thankless harbinger ofil-tdings devolves upon
me. We have experienced bitter repulse. The
iron cads have disappointed the expectations Of
the most cont fident, and we are now mourning over
the apparent certainty of abandonment of the
enterprise of which the country, with more ia 18th than
reason, hoped such good result
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The Secretary Of War and the
Quartermaster of the Confederate
Government for Kershaw District,
have requested a meeting Of the citi-
zens for the purpose Of fixing the
price at which corn is to be furnished
to the army by the citizens of Ker-
shaw, and to appoint Committees in
every Beat, to aid the Quartermaster
in procuring the surplus corn of the
District. By this movement it is in.
tended and desired to avoid the i'm
pressment of corn by the government.
A meeting of the citizens is there
fore requested on Wednesday next,
the 9th May, at IL o'clock, m. at the
Town Hall. A. H. BOYK1N,
D. D. PERRY,
j. NJ. DESAUSSURE
May L
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May 1
PUBLIC MEETING.

The "Soldier's Board of Relief"
request the citizens of Kershaw Dis.
trict to meet at the Town Hall, in
Camden, on Saturday, the 10th of
May inst, to adopt measures for sup
plying the Families of Soldiers now
in service, with corn.
j. DUNLAP, Chm. Pro TEN.
May l 3
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May 1
Acknowledgement.

The Aid Association acknowledge the following do
nations from Camden and its vicinity for the Charles
ton hosptas-A few stores consisting Of inc, brandy
sugar, rice meal, starch, coffee and homony !;
S32ll0 in cash Also, doll-prescnted by Mrs.
Conner-raff1ed for $26.50, and won by Mr. John
Witherspoon.
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Council Notice.

REFORMATION HAVING BEEN RECEIVED
by the authorities. that certain parties in the
habit OF njuring and defacing ornamental and shade
trees on the public squares and streets Of the Town.
by stripping hem Of bark to max dye stnffs
This is TO give warning that all persons found guilty
OF this msdemeapor shall be prosecuted to the utmost
extent of the law, and reward of Five Dollars will
be paid, to-any one giving such information as will
lead to the conviction of the offender
Surely there are trees enough in the wood without
sorting to such wantonness, the destruction Ct some
of the handsomest oaks within the limits of the Town
r. NJ KENNEDY, Recorder
Council Chamber, February 26, 1863
March l3
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The funding Of Confederate notes in eight per cent
Bonds closed, according to law the 22d inst. The
Columbia Guardian reports that for the last week tho
deposits for funding in the Bank of the State
So, 200, 900.
Montgomery (Ala.) reports nearly $4,000, 900.
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Council Notice

\ LII PARTIES INTERESTED, ARE HEREBY
n requested to lay off any lots in the Cemetery
the ground north of the gateway without per-
mission of the Council, until the grounds are properly
laid off, which will be done possible.
BY order of Council
r. NJ. KENNEDY, Recorder.
Morch l3
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F0und,--

Found,-
A GOLD PENCIL, WHICH THE OWNER CAN
~ have by proving property and paying for adver.
tisins 2 May
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Runaway---$5O Reward.

RunaWay---$5O Reward.
DUNAWAY-MY NEGRO FELLOW, BEN
II about 25 years Of age. feet or inches high
in color dark muatto, and weighs about $50 pounds
and his left eyetooth is out He has been out since
August 1861 The above reward will be paid to any
person apprehending the above named and placing
him in the Jail of Kershaw any other adjoining dis
trict 80 that can get him. 1t is thought that he
may have found his way to Charleston reports say
he has been seen seen near the city. Address
JOSEPH X. KIRKLAND
April II Flat Rock, s. C.
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M EDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. T. REENSTJERNA offers his services TO
the public in quality of Physician, Surgeon and Ac
coucheur. Office over the store of Messrs Gayle d.
Young.
May 80
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Runaway.

~ District Negro Boy, who says his name is
JOIN, and that he belongs to Robert Ohverr Of
Georgetown, s G.
Said Boy is five feet FIVE six inches high, will
weigh $50 or 60 pounds had old black coat, and
grey satinptt pants, and Confederate hat, made
wire grass. The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay expences and take him away.
DUNCAN SHEORN, Jailor.
March 6
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DIR. JOHN IcCAA

Bank Of Camden, So. Ca.,)
April 13, 1863. !
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of this Bank will be held at the Banking
House at 10 O'clock a. m, on MONDAY, the 4th day
of May next, according to the charter.
April II w. H. r. WORKMAN Cash'r.
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OFFICE QUARTERMAsTER,

CHARLESTON. S. c., October ], 1862
MIR. A. NJ. LEE IS APPOINTED AGENT OF
this departments fer the purchase of Corn and
Fodder, in the Districts of KershaW and
Lancaster.
Planters desiring TO sell, will communicate with him.
Particular attention must be paid to the packing
the fodder and no must be used During the past
year the Government experienced heavy loss from
improper packing, and all such will be hereafter re-
jectcd. MOTTE A. PRINGLE
Captain aud Assistant Quartermaster.
cTy" The subscriber be found at his residence
DeKab street, west of the Presbyterian Church
October 10 A. LEE
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Special n Offices.
Change i'm schedule Of s. c. r.. u.

Change i'm Schedule Of s. G. R. R.
On and after Thursday, I'd of April the midday
tron down from Camden will be altered as follows:
Leave Camden IL 80 p. m.
Arrive at Kingsvillo 246 p. m. ~
Arrive at Camden $40 p. M
Arrive at Augusta 3:45 p. m.
Arrive ut Columbia 500 p. M.
The time of departing from each oftbe above named
placcswth the exception of the down midday train
rom Camden-have not been changed and will con-
tnue as heretofore, until further notice.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

DIR. w. r. SKIES TENDERS HIS SERVICES
practising physician to the citizens of Camden and
vicinity. Office main street. in the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. T. j. WORKMAN.
February 27
Evening star., 1863-04-18
THE EVENING STAR.
Sorshum syrup and Mo,a.s..


At a recent meeting of the Cincinnati Horti-
cultural Society, paper upon the above subject
was read. 1t recommended that the seed be
planted in the early part of May, first soaking
1t until it becomes thoroughly saturated and
softened d, in boiling water. 1t might be planted
either with drill or hills in the latter case
they should be planted in rows four feet apart,
allowing two feet between the hills. When the
cane begins to ripen, the cultivator should go
through the crop selecting the ripest heads as
seed for the next year, cutting Off the head q
little below the second Leaf, and stacking away
In a dry place. When the cane is fully ripe
but not before-it may be gathered in, cutting
OF below the frost joint, and either carried at
once to the crushing mill to be manufactured,
or else stored away tor a more convenient time.
Although there Is no immediate hurry, yet the
manufacture should not be too long delayed, or
the juices may be dried up 80 as to render the
same absolutely useless. The speaker himself f
had successfully preserved the cane without
detTiment, until FEBRUARY. In passing the cane
through the crushing mill, it would be seen
whether or not the cane was ripe, as the Juice
OF the unripe cane was always green, while the
other was invariably Of a riah yellow color.
Unripe juice would require longer boiling in
order to produce sirup, which causes its color
to be much darker than it should be. This Sc
cret of grannlation, he thought, consisted in
using cane that was thoroughly and chemically
ripe, and in being careful to stop the boiling
process when the sirup had reached thirty -four
degrees of fuidity. If boiled to thirty six
degrees, he had always found that 1t was i'm
possible TO produce granulation by any means
The syrup being too thick to admit ofit
~ Anderson, the fugitive Slave, who created
snch 4 furCre in Canada some time ago, has
arrived in Liberia
~ The s7th anniversary Of the birthday of
Henry Clay, was celebrated in New York on
the 18th inst. with appropriate honors.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
OUARTEKMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.

n UARTEkMA6TER GEN ERALS OFFICE.
VI WASHINGTON CITY, March 10, 1853.
Owners of steam vessels invited to send to the
4uartermaster Generals Office tenders for their
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, materisl
whether coppered, whether side wheel or pro:
Dellers whether iron or copper fastened size and
power Of engines and boilers; and should state the
price at which they offered for long or short
chsrter with the estimated value of the vessel in
case Of loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead Of chartering.
Owners Of steam vessels already in toe service of
msks knoWn 10 The Depsrtmsnt are are des 70 70
their present rates which they may be willing to
grant, and also the price ct which they will be
willing to sell them.
All such tenders should be addressed to the
Quartermaster General of the United States, ct
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers"
When received they will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tidewaters, by substitutina wherever it
can do 30, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
4hose now employed NJ O. MEIGS,
mar q 3m Quartermaster General.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMENT.

wAsHIsGToN. March 81, ieSs
sok the sh Il APR @
inrnshing fur ri SIX hundred Wrought Iron Beams for
These beams are @ to be- msSe al tbs fo,,,~;nv
The rail for barbe tie carriages is rolled wrou sht
IRON beam, IN appearance to the ~ sha ped
beams used in the construction of fire proof build
iinss It is required 20 he straight and smooth on
bisters and cirder streass The outer surfaces of
The two hsnses are planes, parallel to each other
two ilsnges along their middle line, leaving them
to protect equally on each 81 ie ana must be with
Cut bends cOrrn cations.
DIMENSIONS OF BRAMS.
Depth h between be s,i outer surfaces of 'n'hes
width Of fanses r. inchss' inches
Thiel ness Of at ou ter Is nehss
These beams viii be inspected after the follow
They are to be made of good though we'll worked
clear iron, the abience OF which qualities, tgene
checks. and more marked roughness along the
edges OF the fsngss.) as alse flaws or bad Yields,
biisters, and stresks of einder will cause their
lst. They are to be of the required dimensions
I'd: They are to be straight and free from short
bends in in the ianges and webs.
De parallel to esca other and in plans perpendicular
4tb. The webs are not to be bent or trorghed. a
would result from resting the rails along their
whole lengths on the edges Of the asnses while he
oth. The 'ianges are to be perfectly equal on
each ride of tn, web
VARIATION ALLowEDIS INSPECTING.
In length of rail 50 inches
In depth of rail. ..............1 II inches.
In thickness of web .05 inches
In warp or wind, in depth of fange at ex.
treme end of rail. .......... 10 inches
Difference in distance between outer
edge of plane surfaces of fanges
different sides Of web at any cross
straight edge of equal length with the ~ 'NA''
rail placed on the sutsr edge of the
point more than ...-. ......... Is inches
plane surface placed Oh the web should
not depart from it at any point more
A plane surface placed on the plane sur
face of either fange should no. depart
from it at any point more than. 10 inches.
Specimens Of the beams Or drawing of thtm can
Monroe, Virgins, Bridssburg. snd Pitts5urg z.
Pennsylvania. and Watertown, Massachusetts
pore to furnish, the time when they will commence
the d.ivery, which should be early as possi
and the number they can deliver weekly after
eommencing the delivery. place where they will
they will deliver. them at the point of vessel or
railroad shipment nearest to their works.
No bids will be entertained except from persons
dence Of which must accompany the bid.
Each parry obtaining contract will be required
TO enter into bonds, With proper sureties for its
faithful fuldllmenti and transfer Of the contract
The right is reserved to reject oil proposals if the
prices pre- deemed too high if for any it ia
not deemed for the public interest to accept them.
e
p; CO. and slll be indorsed ~ mProRosaIs Rs for
Brisadier General, Chief ordnadce
Evening star., 1863-04-18
- TURE-FURNITURE e
II McGREGOR & CO.,
at their
EXTENSIVE WiREROOMS

$50 SEVENTH STREET,
offer INDUCEMENTS to purchasers of fURNI FERE
and other Housekee ping Goods. Our stock is large
ard v -red.
PARiO OR SUITES in Brecstslle, Rep, Plush and
Hair cloth. Also. made to ord r.
CHAMBER SETS in solid Oak, Walnut and Ma
hogany, full marble and Handsomely Ornamentei
Also. q large variety of Painted Sets low priced
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY EXTENSION
hair actresses, Husk and other Mattresses Also
aleree quantity of low priced Bsdsteads. Chairs,
offce Desks and Chairs ana Book cases."aii of
which are made from the best materials and war
raIted to give satisfaction.
Persons furnishi1g would do we'll to 10 * through
the sto;k before purchasing. we are selling at
prices to suit the times. McGREGOR CO.,
ap cow $50 Seventh st.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
MATTING-MATTINGl

MATTING-MATTING!
HAVE On hand E0 pieces Plain, Checkered and
Qowqua; also, Floor, Table and Step Oil Cloth.
hne assortment of Crockery and Glass Ware, to-
setber with variety of Cabinet Furniturs both
new and ,ecend. hang, which win besod heape
tween G. and 81 east side.
mar 30 I'm 4, BUCHLY
STkRLING,s AMBRosIA, GRAYs HAIR RE-
- STORATIHEa ARRAYS WATER
AVER and HELMBOLD's MEDICINES, to. ~
gether with large stock OF pure Medicines, xk
&c, at MOORE'S West End Drug store
apl+2w 113 Pa. avenue south side,
TIN TOILET SETS
We have just received another lot 0f hose heAu.
which We will offer - low prices
@. W. BOTELER a SON,
arlI6t SIS, Ir u Hall.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
CLOTHING, &c.
no THE oLOTHIERs OF THE DISTRICT

ITO THE oLoTH1ERs OF THE DISTRICT
The undersigned would most respectfully inform
his friends, and the Trade that he is no"
prepared TO offer Of the finest Spring Stocks OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ever offered in this city. He assures those in want
of a stock that they win do well to give him call
Respectfully. 9. HEkzBERa.
No. 2 Market Space, next to corner Of
Baltimore street.
Baltimore March, 1868. mar Is 7yas
URRAH FOR sMITHii
4eo SEVENTH STREET.
He is selling Immense Bargains In
CLOTHING, FURNIsHINa GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, 90, DC.
For few days more We win oner our immense
stock at great bargains to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
To those in want We say, now is the time to buy.
Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters for
Clothins-460 Seventh street, tw doors above ]
Bruce 4 Co.'s IN. SMITH, olothisr,
No. 460 Seventh street,
marH and corner aeth st. and Pa. av.
GREAT DECLINE IN GoLDi
In order to reduce our present stock We have
hLDCCEO 1nL HhlCE OE OOh OLOId kNd
and are now selling of At rapid rates.
The people find that
J. BRUCE CO.'S
is the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
Low RATES,
Call and secure some ef.t the Great Bargains now
offered at No. 464 SEVENTH STREET. two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE L co.,
marH Clothiers, 464 Seventh ST. near r.
nIsCHARGED SOLDIERS
IL are all invited to call at
sMIT TH's,
No. 46O SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite City Post Odfcs,
and get their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET,
CORNER GOTH STREET AND PA. Av.
mar17
ID BOYS CLOTHINGu
We hereby call every body g attention to our
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
BOYS cffto7H1NG,
to suit the season.
and up, we invite every body to give q call.
Remember motto, which is-Faiy Dedlinss
and Lou Prizes! BAR BROTHER,
fo - -Gpo <hua c$ and
Evening star., 1863-04-18

A DAMS EXPRESS 00MPANY,-
~ OFFICE S14 PA. AVENUE,
WashiaSton Cay, d. 9.
6R1AT EASTERN, NORTHERN AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS RORWARDERSl
ABLKS, NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS' 90
Forwarded with sAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections of the country. This Company
las agencies In the principal Railway Towns n
It's principal offices are
WAsHINGT0M, p: g.. NEW M,BKE, YORK, BOSTON.
0INNH4AiTI, IHAi ST, ,HygIsaadA L9HIsa dhA9u1s'
Connections are made ct New York and Boston
WITH lines forxardinG TO the oANADAS and the
BRITISH PROVINOE6. and With steamship lines
10 LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRl,
and thence BY HuropeAn expresses to Al prominens
commercial towns In Great Britain and on the Con-
Hnent.
d aIl accessible parts Of the United States.
O. q. DUNN, Agent,
jeM Warrington, d. q.