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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-15

RETURN OF THE MAYNARD MEN-On
tuesday afternoon, between eight and nine
hundred OF the Navy-Yard workmen, under
tice, were called from their shops, formed into
companies, mustered into the military service,
and placed under command Of Admiral Colds
borough. They proceeded by boat to the Ar
senal, where arms were issued to them, and
from thence by railroad and land they went to
Fort Lincoln, where they were placed in ser
vice, being stationed in rifle pits in front of the
fort, where they remained until yesterday af-
ternoon, when they marched back to the yard,
and were mustered out Of service. One COM
pany was stationed at Bennings Bridge. A
number OF naval officers-Capt liver, Com. Da-
veHport, Assistant Surgeon Newcomer. and
others-accompanied the expedition. A de-
tachment OF marines lett the yard at the same
time for the front, and rendered valuable SER
vice there. The hands at the yard responded
to the call very promptly, for which they de-
serve much credit, and their conduct at the
front was everything that could be wished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-15

ITO RENTAL elegant HOUSE, with brown
ern improvements, centrally and pleasantly To-
Gated, No. 444 street, near the residence of Sec
The premises not to be rented for a boarding
hopss For particulars inquire Of Hen :, D Z
No. 81 ~ street. Possession given Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-15

"ANTED-1OO LADIES every day to call at
W DEMONGEOT'S Human Hair Store, and
Ladies Hair Dressing Saloon. for to get their
comfortable manner. See the direction corner of
ID and 10th st. jy II lw*
FTHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO PURCHASE
L (fof CASH a FARM of one or two hundred
acres. in northern or western Pennsylvania. It
must be in good cultivation, with all the necessary
buildip gs for a well regul ated farm. Address D.
Box 3s4 Washington, D. c. jy ll-lm*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-15

STATEMENT OF A REBEL EX-WAsHINGTo-
MANA gentleman VINO reached this city on
Wednesday. from Marshal Bonlfant's farm,
about 16 miles from Washington, in Montgom-
cry county, says he saw Frank Spencer with
the rebels there. Frank is the SON of Geo. D.
Spencer, formerly clerk of the Northern Mar
ket, and, with his father and two brothers,
Sam and Davis, ran away from Washington
to join the rebels. Frank was one of the junior
orators of the Dem Jack. Association, and
was always with that party in their treasona-
BILE conferences. He was clerk in the store
of s. Bacon & Co, and subsequently clerk in
the Interior Department.
Frank was near Coles vile when he met our
informant, and was in command Of the rebel
battery. His guns We're drawn by fine horses
but he says the guns were dragged into Mary
land by hand, and their horses were stolen
there. He was under Bradley T. Johnson,
who had 5000 men en- route to tear up the rail-
road. He also said that General Early had
5000 men before W ashington, and would remain
there until Lee, with 10000, could reach the
detenses on the south side of the Potomac and
cooperate with him. This communicative
rebel boasted that he destroyed the residence of
Governor Bradford, near Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-15

WANTED-Fifty acceptable Sc SUBSTITUTES for
w three years service. for which the highest
bounty and premium will be paid. Runners bring
ing in recruits to Office will be paid the high.
est premium. GARDNER T. BURGESS,
jy 143tf 239 street near 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-15

WANTED By lat of August, q medium sized
Wv, HOUSE tunfurnished, } BY small. careful
advance ifdesired. Address Box 4O7, Washington
=. U. jy l4-3tE
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Seleft Taie.
THEHUSBAND'S, PUNISH
MENT.

"My dearest husband, it is now three mon
this since you have lett your home. Every
morning and every evening your chlld mas
asked tor her father. What ,al L reply
to herr Do not think / am golng to re-
preach you or to preach, All Edourd,
DO not throw aside my letter; yet it snail
not be long one; explanation Is necessary
between us let us have it, now JoI have
ceased to love me, Edomd. We have
been tei. years married perhaps that is
sufncient u account for your indifference.
1e5 4 am on,y Nv ny-seven, and it IS hard
that llie should en- at twenty-seven, for
to u wom. pare md ruehearteu, her nus
band love ls lie, "a, o. least, ali that make
ll.e PIE .oIs. lst
ou have given the love that should be
mine TO another. Agaln, say, do lot
throw aside my letter, am 10. going 10
speak to yea as an injured Vie, but as IL
Trend deeply tut res ,ed IN Our hap ppIne g.
Therefore, as Trend | say to Jou, why
dlu you not ut least conceal from the word
the iove thathas driven me from your heart?
Tor the sake Oh the name you Dear, for tie
sake OF your child You should have done
this--your child, your daughterl The day
will come when she will be told all the
errers or her father think, then, what she
Will ieel whel she mas to blush vi one whom
snail naye'taughr her to respect. Once
tcr ser sake you were ambitious; now you
are satisfied with \ lIe ol mere ldieness
and pleasure. ThHk, too, aear, edward,
that the world judees inherently OF the
same actions at Inherent letio4s OF HE.
Wnat IN youth Is calico foliy, a. your age,
thirty4ive, is called wee Apa.n. saw
thus is no reproaeh, no attempt to REGAIN
your love. Bul You IA ali the world ira
The oeing in wnom am most in nteresteu
therefore 4 havewrlt.en co you. 1 implore
your return TO your nome, IN the eyes OF
tLe world, ~ Inc eyes VI your Servants,
ressnie your positlon as tae neau o. u Iau-
lily. Lei me &c he only one wnu knows
the trpGn, the only one 10 suner. Ih.s.as
All ask ot You, promise; but NO, YOU
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GEORGETOWN, DEL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26. 1864

to him without word
THE Countess" said be, almost breath
less with alarm.
She awaits you"
The Count fastened On to her room ;
the attendant opened the door. There Law
the Countess on her bed pale, her eyes
the only feature that reminded him or her
former self; at the to.t oflthe bed stool
u priest, and behind him burned the high
candles OF temporary altar. A
The Count stoJd transfxed with horror.
'Do not start, said tho Countess, 81
am dying; !; the priests are waiting to give
me the last hts Of the church but be-
fore confess to God L desired to confess
CONFESS to you; perhaps. what / am
Ito 1t to say wiil take away all pangs OF
remorse that You might have Tor your
cunduct to me- ~4
"0h! Alne, | had hoped that you had
forgiven me"
Il have, Count de Verac-1I have-'tis
| now VINO enlreat your forgiveness"
you, Alne =
"A es, Count-ihat have ceased to love
you is no crime, but that is not all / am
d Ing, Count, dying OF ioyefor my cou.ia
Ia henri-dylng oi SORROW that we are eter-
nally separated-dyng without any re-
gret ior lie that cannot be ven to him. /"
"AEne-is she In her sen es r.
"Did you not torsake me? Lid you not
love another 7"
Yes" murmured the Count.
Snow leave me, ana never think of me
again, for l have cast y U ong since from
my heart, and my last tAous hts will be
Tor Henri"
The Count turned away. This was the
husbands punishment.
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BRowNLow's DAUGHTER.

M.chigau soldier furnishes the Cincinnati
Times the following remarkable stanzas, la o..
ound among the literary enects e.Sased Ucn
edeiate Il Blue Springs, East Tennessee;
A lady on the portal stood,
The" stars and Stripes about her;
A pistol waving in each hand
Twas Parsyn Brownlow's daughter
Two rebels marched towards the horse
With hearts fIll bent on slaughter:
They called al gud " Pull down that flag"
To Pars N Brownlow's daughter.
But she was nots easy scared, .4 o..
Nor tinil they tnJusht her,
I'Your skulls EN- ty Vt you. bra n"
Sad Parson BlsNn ow dadg ghUor.
:" 1 swear said one, /" ike her grit
She is perfect snorter - b 81.
An we had betier' git up and git' s...,.
From PsIsvn B.owniJws daughter"
The la~ still waves above the house
As chas.e as stars in waier; fi '-
il lon n.s waved, and hong may wave
Der parson i.rownlow's daLs nter.
If ever conclude to bo
A matrimonial squattor,
III go tO Knoxville Tennessee.
And marry Parson BrOwnlow's daughter.
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Fer The Union.
LINES
On the Death Of sergt. David M. Simpler.

F t.- ny JENNIE.
He sleepest, Oh SO peacefully,
Meath southern san.ishG streaining; 's--I
A,ar from home in stra ,ers land"
Once Of loyal patriot bunl,
Who ma4caVd at duty . stern command,
Where battle bl..dos wee s.eamins.
He sleepeth, mid tho sacrificed
Upon his cVuntry'B alter
Noble and brave was he in life,
Faltern .ng not amid the st1ie,
F,eh,ing io his country's life,
Far too brave TO talter.
He sleepeth where the melody
,OI summer birds is r.n, sing;
Tho sound OF war the tramp of feet
sGan never reach his still retreat.
Bat angeis notes his so.il doth greet
And witn them he .s singing. Esa
He slecpeih, but in yonder heaven
lis patriotic soul Is dwelling;
v ct Ut Last "'er every Toe
lie uwels where heavenly flowers grow,
Anu bears the mnslc sof. aud low,
From Eden's flowers swelling.
NEAR MlLroS, Del.
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ought to know me b5uter than to suppose
that | would make one effort to regain a
heart which scorns me, heart flied by
another image. Husband, father of my
child, Count de Verac, come back to the
home that at least deserves your respect.
Your wife, -tis i9ai9. .as 4a.
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

I'D SAMUEL NJ. HARRINcrsN, Js.,
I'd g. ..i.it. Secretary of State.
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\ YE EDITOR II LUcx.-The senior !!
happened. to have some money paid 10 him the
other day. (happily such happens don't happen
to happen often and accompanying the amount
there was two ten d pilar demand notes. Quietly
pocketing the money, she shortly after showed
one Of the bills to a lawyer of this place, who
supposed it to be counterfeit legal tender"
and bona file said '.they could MT shove any
such stuff on to me:'' and alphabetically
askedye editor show he came to be so stupid p
Presently gentleman offered re editor re-
spectacle premium for his money, which he ac-
cepted and pockeied, satisfied with his bargain.
and leaving good profit margin for the pur-
chaser Won't you have something to drink.
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General Order.-yO.
HEADQUARTERS SIS coSp BRIGADE DrsTarcr
u

UsiDQuAETEEs SECOND BRIGADE DISTRICT
SENECA. April p. lSfi j
The counties of Donphan, Drow1 Nemaha, varshlll
Washington Republic. >hirhy, POtt waito ME AMI Jack
being desig a,cd the Second Brigade District -
the lersigred command of tie Militia of the
same.
H. The following is ANNOUNCED tile staff viz Capt John
Z. Smith, Assistant Adutsnt General, Seneca; ,ait. J.
Weis6sch Quartermaser, Marshall county: Capt. III. G.
puleHbarg Comms>sry. Washington county First Lieu
tenant II NJ Il biBsnn A. D. c. Brown county; First Lieu
tenant Alfred Saxsey. A. u. c.. roni,han county
III. Commanders Of regiments batteries and detached
comnanie will at the Assistant Adjuta
General information respecting the coadon Of their
commands ihe number and description OF in their
possession
Nv. All official communications Should be addressed
Capt John ESsmith Assistant AdjG:ant General Seneca
kansas
By orLsr of BYRON SHERRY,
Brig der General Commanding.
District papers please copy four times n5Is
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FRosr.-Last Wednesday morning We
had heavy frost in this county. Now we wish
it distinctly understood hat said frost was not
occssioncd by the locality or climate of this
neighborhood, but was entirely owing to the
negligence of the county CLERK. Newell knew
well enough that he should correct The chronom-
eter, wind up the thermometer, and not leave the
barometer out in the cold. A repetition OF the Of
fence win excite the Indignation of the people
If be was sent to the bad place or to the Leg
islature.
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PETERSON 5 for June has arrived. 1t
opens with beautiful picture entitled, ''caugLt
in shower and contains forty eight engrav-
ings of the latest fashions, patterns, &C., Sc;
also good reading by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens
T. S. Arthur and other noted authors. The
June number closes tie Forty-ifth volume, and
the next volume commences with the July num-
Der. All the ladies and young misses should
have 1t. Send 10 Charles J. Peterson. Phia-
6elpAia, 100 per annunI, in advance.
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AccIpENr-h child aged about four
wears. the son of Frank Woodson. Of Missouri
who was passing through this place for the
West, fell from the wagon few miles cast of
town, and the wheel passed over its head,
causing death in few hours.
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JOHN HALL. M. D.
PhySicsG;, and Surgeon.

Having permanently located in Marrsville.
Kansas, respectfully solicis = share of the pa
trcnage of the County. VIII always be found
q his office when not professionally engaged.
Particular attention paidto all diseases peculiar
70 women aud children; also all infections of
the throat lungs, heart and liver, treated on
scientific pr ineiples. y3n7
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SUERIFFS SALE,

CIstavus Kutter VS. Abram Euckhout.
By virtue OF Order of Sale bearing date May ID
IS directed and delivered issued in the above
entitled cause District Court sitting and
Mar Ill county, state Of Kansas, with Washington, Shr
ley and Republic countless in SAID attached judi
ciai purposes, will
On Tuesday, the Nth day of June, A. D. 1864
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and four oc,k
OF said day, at thu Court House door in tn City of Ma
Tysvie. Marsh al county. State Of han-aS, OFT Pubic
Sr T. the III st bidder tor cash all the right title and
interest III above named dfcnient in and tn fDl!ow
in described property to wit III. south ait OF the >ouIt
west quarter OF ion number three 81 and the north
east quarter of the north west quarter. and the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter of section 40 1T
township five (5 south OF range % east containing
loo lying and being in Marshall county Kansas.
said lands II be sold by in accordance with the
mands of said order of Sale.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May. A D. 1864.
JAMES GRAY, Sheriff.
Erumbaurh & E1,,iuyer. PITTS ATTY
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ThE MARKEr.-Thete is live y de-
mand for corn, and we hear 50 cents offered.
Hay sells at big prices TO stablc-keepers. Eggs
sell readily at II cents; butter at -. There i.
large demand for potatoes AMI corn neal
none in market
The foregoing IS calculated as guide to our
fsrmers.
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=.
s=r mu-csHr oIIU a head If you chsose
take them at 81 10, you cau have them
mes being minute uIan, and under.
nding his business buys the mules,
wing S22 $50 for Them. and i'm M diately
pped them to this city Trey mai hardly |
IN penued at the Wedge House, bowes.
before the police were authorized 10
.e The mules and arrest the parties hav-
them, as that every dollar paid for
m by Smith 10 Wolf g. Peke was COM
feit! 1t was paid in 500 counterfeit
'asury Warrants.a notice Of the uttering
which was published in this paper yes
lay. Accordingly the mules we're seiz
nd are now in charge OF the pnlice at
Wedge House Mr.. Jones has been
>,ed, aud though complaining Of i'll
th- Is lannni shinr-in respectabla du.
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4 4 WARD ASSOCIATION. Ph'ladrlrha. Pa Disease
! of the Nervous system. Spermstorrhoea Semina
Weakness Impotence and other afectonso of the Sexus
Organs Phvsic,l Debility and Pr-matur. Decavnew and
reliable in Reports of the Howard Association
sent mail in sealed letter npes free Of charge Ad-
dress DR.. ] SKiLLIN H0UGHTON Howard Association.
No2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa lyns
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Now THEY HAVE CONE ALI my OLD
customers, who have been waiting 50 anxiously
form new goods can b, accommodated. Ny
new stock has arrived and can supply you with
any article that this market affords Gomez!
\ L. LOWELL.
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Straycd or Stolen

From the subscriber. dun two year old mare
colt-face grayish white and enc white hind
foot, a scar from kick an the left haunch, a
piece taken off the left ear. 1t was last seen at
Mr.. Sleppo's on Walnut creek. last Saturday.
viii give TEN DoLLARs for its recovery. In
formation may be left with Mr.. Wiesblch at
Marysville.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14

Our District school commences one
week from next Monday under the tuition Of
Miss Kate Weber.
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EorIcE-Cut'ing Timber-Any person
cutting timber or trees, or peeling bark from the
same on my land. near town, the W or of sec.
2S, tp2 r y win be prosecuted 20 the extent OF
the law. O
nGtfl JosEPE SAICELS.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14

Bigadier General Sherry visited our
town yesterday.
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Prudent folks will look around
To see where Cheapest Goods are found;
re, foI least money, they can buy
What e'er can please the taste or eye:
Where those who have of dollars few
May make one go near as far as TWO!
Thousands have found il, so may more,
At Joseph Samuels Peoples Store.
Who 60 to Joseph Samuels' Store,
Are sure 20 cry How cheap! how rare"
allow can he do ii? Do mt you see?
IT'S simple as the rule of three.
His goods are bought at cheapest rate,
Sold low as all in he State:
His sales are large his profits small,
His Instant aim to satisfy all.
Then come up to his well known Store!
You. who have never been before;
Those who VIC been there be fore to-day,
We're confident won't stay away;
For just as long as men will 60
Where they can save a dime, we know
That Joseph Samues Store will Ee
Head Quarters Of Economy.
JOSEPH SAMUELS.
Marysville, APRIL O. 1S64.-vS NJ
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Revenuo 8 camps For
Sale, at the RECORDERS OFFICE.
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Yesterday man told his horse to ego
to grass" The horse said neigh; but straight
way be went and found the grass good to take
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Bro-vnIoyy on Matters and Things

Bro.vnIoyv on Matters and Things
At Conveution a, Knoxville, lately,
Parson Browulow held forth in this wise
SLAVERY PLoUGHINa WITH NORTHERN
HELPERS.
81 say that for more than forty years
slavery has ruled this government, and
that for more than three years, because it
could no longer rule, it has sought with
fire and sword, and the assassin kuife,
and the dungeon, and the st Ike, and every
device that hell could suggest, 10 ruin this
Government. Since the foundation Of
this Government there have been nineteen
Presidents. OF these the South have had
thirteen The Nor,h had, in all but six,
and of these six we kidnapped three, and
pIonghed with them our cotton fe ds. as we
pousl with, bulls and keifers. We La e
nad most Of the foreign appointments,
and the hind teats Of the federal kline at
home, and these things we have had when
W. were 10, abe to pay our postal expense
10 the general government. Aud why (!
We did not solicit these tbings-we de-
manded them. In the name of our supe
rio, institutions our heightened chiyalry,
we demanded them.
MEAN MUsTY, MISERABLE MoCKEEY.
fought A Ddrew Jack On all lis life :,
but if MY prayers could bring him from
his grave, | would have lad him at the
White house when the negro sent the
Southern chiyalry to hold ciuo over the
!.tad Of that mean, mu,tv. ,niserab mock
erv of man the DC Public Funciionary.
Jackson wouli have raised ten feet in his
boots, and kicked the wreiched Pennsylva
Man through South Carolina into tue A..
Ian ic o can.
TIE Niger AS AN .ITINERANT.
We Of the South have intended this re-
beliion for more than lhifty years. South
Carolina, and TWO or more cot)n States
have never been republican and never had
a republican government South Carolina
you'd have St ceded in Jackson's lime, tu,
the Old hero took Calhoun by The thro.u
and ch ked him down. Aud this e!,oki IL
! is IA remedy thai ought TO have been re-
sorted 10 N the Congress Of the Uni ed
states uh-n traitors like that walking H.
quor-shop, Wic.alI, who had sworn to sup
| port the Constitution Of the Uuited States
were in secret caucus every night p otung
! thfsr- beiIi,D. * x x x
Add s'iIl You cling 10 slavery. We'll SO e
it, You VIII have good time iuging IL
Tie negro joy be- with you. As for me
[ shat. c.iug to The Uulon and let the ne.
gro 90. H used 10 be iocai ins ,tut'on
among u, but now lie is VIVA, We Method
ists Ga II an iIInerant
SEPARATION AND DIFFERENTIATION.
Ipu used'to cry OCT separation, and you
got 1t You have 1t to-day to your heart ;.
couteut You are separated from your
sons, some OF you. and FROM your farm
aud houses your fence rails, your mule
aud horses. You used to cry GU, repre-
seutation, and you got it. You are rep
resented in every army in the South, in ev
nv prison aud bsslie in the North. anC
yea have more rep, eseata;i,es In he'll thar
anv other SET of men between heaven ant
he'll"
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MILrrIA-Next Tnursdiv. the l9ta. is

muster-lay for the Militia OF this neighbor-
hood. Late orders from headquarters require
a strict AMI prompt compliance with the Militia
Law Of the State, and we hope every person
subject to military duty Will be promptly in at
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The latest telegraph news reaches US
through the Daily Free Iress. Those who want
the latest news had better subscribe for it, until
after the Presidential campaign at least.
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NEARLY Go,00O HAVE BEEN MADE
~ and successfully used. Hundreds upon
Hundreds Of Premiums
Have been awarded it in competition with other
Machines; receiving il Europe, during 1862,
The Grand MEDAL of the worlds
International Exhibition
in London, being the highest award for any
thing in tia Exhibition.
The Improvements for 1864 are extraordina-
ry. See them in sample Machines with Agents.
II is L,ghtes, Running Mochise in the
World that aciH ito its loork.
PRICES.
Two Horse Machines, $50 and Freight.
Four Horse Machines, Sl60 and Freight.
WRITE TO
Daniels, .N;glings0ss s. Co.,
for printed pamphlet. with full particulars.
Give your address in full
DANIELS, WELLINGTON & CO..
81, Delaware Street,
l,eavenworth, Kansas.
Sole Agent fer Kansas and Western Missouri.
NHoLFsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods. Fancy Goods. Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Caps, &c.
motif
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gIotal ana spe}ial s(otir,s.

Gold is going down, in New York.
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
THOS. MCCOY,
BOOT g. SHOEMAKER.

90 Know all men by these presents.
M that make Boots and Shoes Of all
sizes and of every description imayin
49, bic, for those no may be so kind as to
give me a cslh at No. a3 Broadway, where
shall always be on hand. My material is the
hest tha: can be purchased for gold or Treasury
Notes. Come along and bring your feet, can
lit them; don't care if they are as unevenas a
tomato, or so ugly as to make their over Hush.
Charges as moderate as the times will admit
N. II. will also repair harness as neatly
IS possible and at very low figures, Ny motto
IS to wsrk cheap for cash.
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