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Tho xtra Session of the Legislature
Governors Message


The called session Of the General As
sembly Of this State. was opened in Col.
umbia last Friday uigLt. A quorum WAS
present in both Houses and the following
Message from Governor Bonham WAS re.
csived, read and appropriately referred:
ExscUrlvs DEPARrMESr.
Columbia, April 3, 1853.
Gentlemen of the Senate and House of
Representatives:
Since your last adjournment, a mighty
stride towards despolism has been made
by the Government Of the North, indica
tive Of q fixed purpose on the part Of the
dominant party. II possible, to conquer
and destroy the South. The sword and
purse have been placed almost absolutely
at the daposal Of their President, in utter
Disregard Of the FEDERAL Constitution, ma
king him virtually despot. So far from
this exciting a spirit Of resistance, as ma.
nv have vaiuly expected, from every por-
ton Of ,be North there comes now moth.
ing bu. the note Of preparation for Wig.
orous prosecution OF the uuhoIy war
The most sanguine must have abandoned
oil hopes Of peace from foreign inlerven
ton or negotiation from exhaustion OF
the enemys men aud means, or from such
resistance on the part Of his subjects to
Lincoln's tyranical rule. With his con
troll Of the purse and power Of draft there
will be no Jack Of men for bis armies. 1t
does not become us, then, 10 shut our
eyes 10 the fact that there can be no rea.
soLabls hope of peace with bis consent
during bis term Of Office. 1t only remains
for the people Of this Confsderacy, through
themselves and their constituted State
and Confederate authorities, 10 make ad
cquate preparation 70 repel successfully
the wanda! attack. In their hands are
ihsir own destiuies. With a county rich
IN al the resources which constitute the
wealth. OF nation; the hnest type Of
Government that the world ever beheld I;
. refined, cultivated and enlightened peo.
pie; an army perhaps not surpassed, at
any period Of time, in all that man in
svery age has held dear it is their mis-
sion TO go on making every preparation,
submitting ebserfulIy to every sacrifice,
and putting forth vigorously every effor.
necessary to secure the grea. boon which
:hsir fathers beques,hed tbsm-ipdepen.
depce.
This state OF our foreign relations, and
important Developments 10 our OWE inter
nal policy. which shall proc sed 10 indi.
cate, have induced me to convene your
bodies. such measures as YOU 10 your
wisdom may devise 10 meet The emsrgen.
ey, shall heartily endssvor 10 carry into
eject.
II 10 nach 10 be feared that while your
4ct to limit the production OF cotton 10
three acres to the full band will restrain
sueb I" having ovsraowing graiusries
contemplate withholding their grain from
a,arkst and planting cotton almos, excu.
sivsly, i. bn yet induced many. m m! am
isformsJ. who propose planting little, II
any, cotton, to plant The full number Of
serss allowed BY Law. And this h just
asd upon shs groond that your ststu,s 10
'gui,sisnt to ssnouncsmen. BY the ehos
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Nor SO PrsmisG.--Au American pa
per states lha, those who 60 round with
the contribution box in Californian
churches plead and argue the case 10 the
pews As they 60 along. The following
dialogue, it is said, took place between
one Of these gentry and an honest look
ing miner. larson l. extended the
box to Bill, and he Slowly shook bis
head. "Come. William, give something" :"
said the parson. Cant do it," replied
Bill. "Why no, Is not the cause
good one I" asked he. AYES, good enough:
but am not abe TO give All, ,Ling.'
answered Bill. Pooh pooh ! know
better. you mu.t give me better reason
than that" "WelI, owe too much
money; must be jus, before I am gener
Gus, you know Bot, William, YOU owe
God larger debt than you owe any Que
else" "Ths,s true, parson, bot he ain,
pushing me like the re.t Of my creditors"
The Argument VAS ccnclu.ive.
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The Hour at Hand.

About noo" on Sunday the great Yam
kee armada. consisting OF nine iron ciads.
eight beng iorretted and one a f,iv.te
ths Iror idea. with thirty WOO led war
steamers. hove in sight Of Fort Sumter.
During Sunday and Sunday nigh, ali
WAS qo's', the enemy quietly lying of
the the Bar in the position usually occu
pei by the blockading squadron.
." Monda, morning the iron clsds all
crossed the Bar, ihkIug their position
within, where they remained up. to dark
last night, They are expected to open
the at,nck on our Morris Island batteries
At any moment.
Meantime, tie enemy ia evidently pre-
paing for X formidable land ausck on
The city. probably by the way OF James
Island. Twenty Eve transports now lie
i" Stono River, and s'x Yankee rsgi,nests
have landed "pon. Coles Island.
The excitement that necrssarily pre-
walls IN the city Is mingled With cheerful
ness, and an sliding confidence in our
ability 10 repei The attack, by land and
by sea- Chorleston Mercury, 7h inst
The PLASTERs IN TIE SoUTH We
took n short trip in the country last
week, and found our planters busy with
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and cultivating, in this State, over n GER
tain quantity Of cotton during The present
year.
Al 3p. M, sne Senate took resess
At 5 p. M, the Senate resun ell the
second reading OF the Bill. Several
amendments were offered and rejected.
On the question Of agreeing to the Bill,
the yeas aud nays were ordered, and they
are as follows:
iEAs-Hon. w. ID. Porter, President;
Msssrs, Arthur, Beatty, Blakeuey, BOY
kin, Darlington, Hammond, Hart, uou-
ser, w. ID Johnson, Keitt, Maxwell, Nc.
Ally, McCaw, Miller, J. W. Miller, Mo
ses. L. & Palmer, Sessions and Ware
10.
NArs-Messrs, Barker, Ellis, Furm an,
Hope, Law,ou, Lesense, Mazyck. E. II.
Miller, Murray, s. w. Palmer, Rrberds,
SimSius and Wilson-l3. r.
Tie By was therefore agreed to, and
was ordered to be sent 10 the House Of
Representatives.
Mr.. Manning (sbsent when the vote
was tsken) voted in the negative. =.
Mr.. +. q. Palmer, from the Committee
on Agriculture and Internal Improve
ments, to which had been referred so
much Of the Governors Message as refers
to the dislil!~tion Of spirituous liquors in
this State, reported a Bill to suppress the
dis'illation cfspiri,uous liquors in thi,
State. I've Bill received the first read
ing, and WAS ordered for second read.
ing 10 morrow
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HoCsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, The
House me, At - m PRAYER by Rev. Mr..
Hammond.
The following resolution Was received
from the Senate, which was ordered for
consideration 10 morrow
Rsoired, Tha, it is iuexprdient TO in
uoduee an'l consider, during the presen,
Session, any ,sutjec,s Of legislation, hey
ond those emhrsced in the Governor's
Message, aud the repeal Of an Act. pa.ssd
q, the recent Session. entitled "An Act TO
provide for the collection and payment Of
the Confederate War Tax"
A Bill to regulate ant limit the prices
Of the pr,me necessaTie. Of lie in South
Carolina read the Are, time, and or
derei tor . second reading to morrow ;
aIso,
Made report on a resolution on the
subject Of the currsney which VIZ, or
dered for consideration 10 morro~.
On motion If Nj Is. +. Perry, the
li"nse proce-.!ed to the conside, alton of
the special order
A BdI To authorize the Governor to
seize Snd dsposs Of provisions and arti
cles Of food, Ia certain cases, which bad
been made the Spec'~I Order Of the day
Tor th"s day, n, l2 o'clock. m.
The Bill WAS read the second time
On mo,ron Of Mr Mullins. the Special
Order w"s discharged. aud made the Spe
cial Order for to morrow, At O'Clock, =.
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5 D U L IL G A R0 LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Court of On1iinnrn

-" "'c So"t " OTutu1rg.
WHEREAS MR. ISRAEL HOOD, or
W Piekens County Alabama, hath by
his Attorney or Proctor, filed In thi. ot6..
a notice requiring tho VIII Of hi. Grand
Father, James Summervillr, deceased, TO be
proven in solemn or due form Of law
Therefore, do hereby notify and REQUIRE
you aud each ofyou-AmandaS Summcrvills
Amelia Summeryilis, Henrietta Sumner.
vile, Mary, wife Of R,yst Cunnino hmm.
Eliza Hood, wife OF Samuel Hood, lame.
r. Summerville, George w. Summ-ry,Ile.
and the children Of Hugh Summer,iIl.. de.
ceased, names not kpown, also the c,ildr,n
OF Martha Cunningham, deceased, TO wit.
Ann Johnston, Joseph y. Cunningham and
Robert James CaDDin gham--a number Of
the parties reside in Piekens Coanty Ala
bama-nll Of the distributes under the
provisions Of the said win. rs we'll a. those
who would have been Interested in the
estate 0f the said Testator, provided he had
died inlsstate. TO be and appear before mo
Thursday, the 28th day Of May Iext, in the
Couh OF Ordinary TO be holden al Llncas-
Ter Conrt House, then and there TO shcw
cause, IL any, why the said VIII shoaid or
should not be proved and established in due
form OF law, for what canss the same should
be set aside or estsblishsd, sod 10 such 9th
or snd further showing and proof rs yon
or either OF you the sad parties may deem
necessary and proper ssd advantageous for
your respective rights and in'srests in the
premises.
Given under my hand and sesl Of offiee
at Lancaster Cont House South Carolina
this Goth day ofFsbrasy ieH5.
y. T.. HAMMOND, o. ]. d
Feb -, ieo0, .s-5m
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PUBLISHED
T.. II. RITTON
CHARLOTTE, n. C.

CHNKLOfTE, 4. G.
These Paper. (embracing the Tri.Wssk.
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Charlotte. N. &. affords Unusual ADVANTAGE.
10 Advertisers both at home and abrosd n.
they command circulating medium of
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"SErrLE THE wAR-lr CAN NEVER ne
ENDED BY FtoHrING."-Ths Philadelphia
Mercury publishes a number Of letters
from the Yankee army showing gres.
disafiection and Generalization among
the Federal soldiers. As an instance Of
how tird the Yankees are Of fighting
read the following extract Of an army let.
ter from Fredericksburg:
Whatever may be sail Ly papea
home OF the wish Of the army to advance,
their cry for onward, aud go forth, I can
tell you, Mercury, thai, sltbough have
no doubt every man will do his best,
whenever We meet the enemy again, the
cry is 'settie this wsr-it car never be
ended by fighting. We are tired OF i.
and wish to go 'home'--~batever few
fanatics may say notwithstanding. In
fact, "On to Richmond" is played out in
this army, from one eud to the other, al
though the BALBOA does 60 up every fine
day to see where the rebels are.
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Will ne inserted at one dollar aud quarter
per square for tho first, and seventy-fve cents
fer each subsequent insertion. A square to con-
sist Of the space of IL lines. BREWER type No
advertisement considered less than a square.
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each Advertisement, or they val be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
Semi-Monthly, Monthly, or Quarterly Adver.
isements, will be charged ONE DOLLAR aud a
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The following deductions will be made in
favor Of standing advertisements:
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~- Communications recommending can
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Citations 81, go cash ; if charged $500. In.
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Or ether person handing in the advertisement.
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Notices Of Religious Meetings published GRAT-
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which were referred.
Mr.. McAliley offered the following res.
olu'ion, which was agreed TO, and was
ordered 20 be sent to the House Of Rep
resentatives for concurrence:
Resolred, That it i. inexpedieut TO in.
troduce and consider. during tue present
session, aoy suffice, Of legislation beyond
those embraced in Governors Message,
and the repeal Of an Act ed at the
recent session, entitled AN Act to pro
vide for The collection and payment 81
the Confederate War Tax"
Mr.. f. G. Palmer, from the Committee
on Agriculture and Internal Improvements
to which had been referred certain por
tons of The Message Of his Excellency the
Governor, relative TO The planting Of cot.
| ton, reported bill TO amend an Act en-
u,ed IAN Act to prevent AMI punish the
planting and cultivation in this State over
a certain qusniity OF cotton during the
present year. The bill received the 6rs,
reading, aud was ordered to he made tit
special "rter Of the day for Monday next,
at r. IN.
The Senate adjourned.
HorsE.-A: IL o'clock, NJ, the House
met, the Speaker in the chair.
|
following resolution, which was agreed
to:
Where's the financial credit Of the
Confederacy involves, TO n very great ex
tent, The question Of the ability Of the
Government to resist the attempts Of The
Abolition Government to sutjngate the
slaveholding States and whereas ceriarn
evil disposed persons have attempted t.
destroy and render unavailable that cred.
II, by refusing TO receive Confederate
morey in payment Of debts. Therefore,
bs't
Resofred, That il be referred TO the
Comm'tteo on the Judiciary to inquire
INTO the exPsdiency OF reporting Bill
more effec,us'iy to proven, the Injury
threatened from the rspudiation Of. and
the refusal Of any person In this State TO
receive. Confederate money in paymen,
OF debts.
Mr.. Whaley gave notice that, on Mon
day next, he will ask leave 10 Introduce
n 9'Il TO regulate The sale Of goods. xsres
and merchandise, by Vendue Masters, a,
public auction.
Mr.. ieadon gave uo,i.e that, on Mon
day next, he Will ask leave TO Introduce
= Bill, 10 repeal the Stay Law
The House took recess until S o'clock.
+. NJ, this day.
EECHss.
The Speaker resumed The Chair.
Mr.. b. +. Perry, from The COMMITTEE
on the Judiciary. made a report, aud re
ported a BIIl 10 authorize the GoverDo,
to seize and dispose OF proris or art,
cles Of food IN certain c.sss. which vas
read the first time, and .as mad. the
SPecial Order Of The day for Monday ne.,
at l2 o'clock, NJ.
Mr.. BIovIes. from tho Commi,tee on
Agriculture, made report, and reported
n Bill to amend An Act ent,tled "AL Act
to prevent aud punish the planting and
cu.,lvati"g in this State oyera csr,xin
quantity OF cotton during the present
war;" which WAS read the first time, and
was ordered for second reading on Mon
day next.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
NEW BOOKS.

TUST RECEIVED - A LARGE AS
STATIONERY. FiAe PofsmonnAies, Pocket.books,
Books, Tuck Memorandum Books, line English
Cutlery, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Scrap Books,
Invoice Books. Photographic Albums, all styles.
Wedding, At Home and Waiting Cards;
For sale by HUDSON TAYOR,
stationer and Bookseller,
ocl6-lm tChronSSl 33t Penn. avenue.
NJ GOD;
M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Just Published In Sealed Env eope. Price six cts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment, and Radical Cure Of spermAtorrhea, or Sem.
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fttsi
Mental and Physical lncapacity, resulting from
selfAbuse, hc., by Hobt. J. Culverwel, NJ. D., au-
IA BOON 10 THOUSANDS OF sUFFERERs.",
sent under seal in plain envelope, to any "A. ad,
S sS on Dr. if KLss Hsa.' or
sei6-smind&w Post onioe Box. 4bSs.
DHILP Il SOLoMONs,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIoNERs,
PRINTERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
sy2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
Now aud recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Fie d Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by As
slstant Adjutant Generals.
Blank books made, and Printing done 10 order OF
very short notice;
oc22-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
REoIsrER's orrIcE, october n ,ssa

REGIsTER's OFFICE, October 27, 1859.
Notice s hereby given that licenses given to tay-
erns, Retailers Of Spurious and Fsrmented Liquors.
ware, Medicines, Perfumery, Watches and Jew.
elry, Lumber, Wood and G9sl, Commission Mer:
Omnibuses, billiard Tables, Ten-pin Alleys, and
Confectionery, and for Hawking and PeddiinE, and
Dealers In Old Iron, Brass Copper, &c will expire
said license must be renewed at this otacs within
ten days after that time.
SAMUEL =, DOUGLASS
oe27-tno2 Register.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR HAY, STRAW
AND GRAIN.
ASSISTANT QvAKIERMAsrER's oryicL,

AssisrAsr ouAHIERaAsrER's oryIcL,)
FoRAoE DEPARTMENT, cORNER G AND 22D srs, }
WAsHiSoToS, D. C., October 18th, 1883.
Written Proposals are invited tor furnishing
Hay, Straw, Oats, and Corn for the use OF this
Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Dept or at
any OF the Government WhArves In this city.
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
and they should state the quantity Of each article
offered, also the price and date Of delivery.
Proposals will be received for i've Thousand TO-,
OOo) bushels Of Corn or oats and my teol tQns o.
Hay or Straw, and upwards, unless II on lul oe oI
the int crest Of the Government to contract Tor .
less amount. r. n, .h,,,,
two (1 bushels each which are to De iurnished ~
| the cost OF the contractor. or..,.,,
The Hay and straw to be securely baled,
Ali Grain and Hay and straw offered TO DC sub
rect TO a rigid inspection by the Government In
'pcontrscts will be awarded from time to time to
the Lowest responsible bidders, as the interests Of
| the service may require ,,
nllnliment oi any contract made under this sdveI-
| tisement ,., :, a, .
| contract 0. l., BROWN,
o.s-ti capt. and Asst Qusrtsrm'r u.S'A
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
WINTER GARMENTS.
TO SHIPPERS.

CTEAMER BALTIMORE HAS AR
~ RIVED from New York and is now discharg.
ing Cargo at foot Of High street, Georgetown,
Consisnees will please attend to the reception OF
their goods at once.
oc9s-st MORGAN l. RHINEHART, Agents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
Si4,07s,eSs On

NoTE-The foregoing embraces the October re-
turns OF only part OF the Banks organized under
the National Currency act. A large number Of the
Banks to which certificates had been issued had
consequently made no returns to this ofnce.
ocqS.it II, MCCULLOCH l,onntroller
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
WANTS..

NHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs.
~ TERs OFFICE, Depot Of Washington, No.
iSt North = street, Washington, October I, 1858.
TWELVE sHEET.iaoN WORKERS wanted
Immediately At the Government workshop, corner
Of Ninetssuth and strests. Wages the usual
Government rates, with rations included. Good
and experienced workmen required. None others
Application to be made q once to D. B. Crist,
superintendent. EDWARD l.. HARrZ,
os2-ist Captain, A. q. NJ, U. s. Army.
UANTED..-A FIRST CLASS MAN
W. SERVANT, (white), one used TO wait upon
atAhle. Apply at No. street,
20 I'd door from Pennsylvania avenue. oc2s-at'
WANTED IAN OPERATOR ON
wv Singers Sewing Machine, Apply imme-
| diately to WALL, STEPHENS Co,
oc'27-at 322 Pennsylvanis avenue
WANTED, AT THE TREASURY
w Extension, twenty CARPENTERS. To
good workmen the highest wages will be given
and steady work. Apply at the Otiice Of Construc.
tion, Treasury Building. ISAIAH ROGERS,
se2s-tf Supervising Architect.
WANTED IA GENTLEMAN WITH
wv asmall family desires 10 rent House with
hve or six rooms, In the northern section Of the
city. Please address BOX %, Republican once,
stating terms, location, 10. jyis-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
CLOTHING.

DOYS' CLOTHING WE ARE NOW
10 in receipt Of . large assortment of Boys and
Chlldren's Clothing Of the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for dress and school veal,
TO which we invite the attention Of parents.
WALL, STEPHEESh d Co.,
322 PennsylvAnia Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr i0-thf tStAr b INTEL
ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. WE
" have now In store full stock OF Gentlemen's g
Spring Overooats, Business suits, Dress Suits and
furnishing Goods OF the latest styles, manufActur.
Cd with the same degree OF neAtness style and ee-
rance, ~ II made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS a Co.,
SS2 PeDnsylyaniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth straets.
spr IL-tnf Istar 4 Intal.I
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARlETIESi VARIETIES
~ Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st
Ftlsimmons. Stage Manager and Advertiser
THIS twEDNEsDAy) AFTERNOON,
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
~ FLASHES OF MERRIMENT. III
THE SONG AND THE DANCE
The Worlds Pantomimists,
is MAFFIT AND W. II. BARTHOLOMEW.
The great French and American Danseuses,
LIMA WINDEL AND LIZZIE sHULTZE.
W. s. BUDwoRTA and JAMES II. pUDwoRrH.
The ParisiAn hiaitre do Ballet, Mons. Baptistin,
Bob Hall, and Little Tommy.
Emma Miles, Louise Rouletta, Eliza Florence, Mile
Theodore, Emma Marsh, Annie Gilmore, Maggie
Wilson, and The Corps de Ballet.
Mons. Bsptistin's new ballet,
ANIMATED FLOWERS.
The newly.A,ranged Ethiopian act, entitled the
sPARTACUs SOCIAL HOP.
81" Dipsey w. 2. DuuWoith
Six trAsical comic charactsrs by Jas II. Budworth.
Tho entire company in the performance.
The new pantomime entitled
THE YOUNG RECRUIT.
HeIekiAh Baxter, the miller boy, Afterwards the
Wednesday Afternoon-LADiEs' Al ATINEE oc2s
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

CONTRAC
" TORS, Surgeons, and Contract Physicians
Accounts and Claims collected and remitted TO any
part OF the Omitted States, from 9X to per cent,
commission.
EXEMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerks
In proper for reasonable fees, that those
drafted person not legally liable can be exempted
from military service
GEORGE L. H. DAY b CO..
Councillors at Law,
auis-u Washington Buildings, Room No. n
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A XES, AIDES, ETC.
II, Ship Carpenters BROAD AXES,
do. do. AIDES,
do. do. do.
BENCH HATCHETs, 8 sizes,
BOYS HANDLED HATCHETS,
Kentucky and Yankee Choppins HATcHxTs,
Lathing, Draw and Shingliug do
Box (unhAndled) HATCHETS,
Hunting (camp) do.
10 quantities or at retail At lowest rates for cash
JOHN r. ELvANS,
oc2S-eoIw 800 Pa. avenue, Washingtou, D. e.