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THE NATIONAL DEBT.
THE OFFICIAL . STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The official
statement of the public debt, as appears
from the books of the Treasury Depart
ment, on the 31st of July, shows the out
standing amount to be $2,757, 253, 1915, d.
vioed thus:
THE DEBT.
The debt bearing interest in coin
81 los, 1852, GAL
On which the interest is. .....:... 64,521 1887
The debt bearing interest in law
full money is. ....... ........ j, zo9, 156, 645
On which the interest is. H,74O, $50
The debt on which interest has
ceased is. ................... 1,527, 12O
The debt bearing no interest is: 1906, 500
The total interest both in coin and
lawful money is............., 13O, 262, 1853
The legal tender notes in circulation are
as follows:
THE LEGAL TENDERS.
One and two years five per cent
notes. $S9, 1856, 25O
U. 8. notes, old issue. ........ 472,60S
U. 3. notes, new issue. ......... 432, 687, 1866
Compound interest notes, act of
March 8. 1868. 100000
Compound interest notes, act of
June 80, 1864. ................ 1917 ,121 40
Total legal tender notes in cir
culation. Observation-Disclosures. $685., 236, 269
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25,75o, 900
The uncalled forNpay, acquisitions
and miscellaneous items of the
war and navy departments
amounts to-. 80. ........... 15,7ss,ooo
MONEY IN THE TREASURY.
The amount of coin in the Treas
ury Observation-Disclosures. So. 1896, 900
And OF currency. ............... 81, 402, 900
H.. l. N.
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THE WHOLESALE MARKETS.

.1couo 81 pAgI, Wednesday, August .. 1864
CANDLES - Mould, 1Sc % b.: Star. &c.
Adamantine. SOC; Sperm, 65@70e.
COFFEk-Fair Rio, . b., 81 to &c; prime, $50;
CHKEsE-Reserve, . ID, &c, Hamburg. ssc:
country 1920.
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CO. K-Capt. T. G. Carter; 1st Lieut.. Fell,
A. Borer: I'd Lieut. James B. Turritin.
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covered. His mother and sister came on
board the boat when it landed, expecting to
see him alive and well, when the terrible news
of his death was told them, and they were
taken to where his body lay. The scene can
be better imagined than described It adds
another to the long list of sad, sad cases which
this war has produced. Young Murray's body
was removed to the residence of his parents on
Cedar street, and will be buried this afternoon.
We append below brief
HISTORY OF THE SEVENTH
REGIMENT.
The Seventh Minnesota Regiment was raised
in July, 1862, and as soon as organized was at
once sent to the frontier to check the incursion
of the Sioux, on August Fl. The following is
he original roster of the regiment:
Original Roster.
FIELD AND STAFF.
Colonel-Stephen Miller.
Lieut.. Colonel-Wm. r. Marshall
Major-George Bradley.
Adjutant-JOhn K. Arnold.
Quartermaster-J G. Finch.
Assistant Surgeon-L. B. Smith.
I'd Assistant Surgeon-A. A. Ames.
Ch8Dlain-
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Desposn of moisture in July,
TERRIBLE STORM.

81. PAUL, August LIST, 1866.
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MONEY IN THE TREASURY
The amount of coin in the Treas
Total amount In Treasury.

ury Is. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
And OF currency.
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nRIED BBEF-VeTy fine, at
~ iei9 PUTNANIsS.
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THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Its Arrival in the City and Re-
ception at the Capitol.
The ADDRESSES AND THE BAN
DUET.
A Great Number of Sick soldiers
in the Regiment.

From the Daily Pioneer of Wednesday.
The Seventh Regiment arrived on board the
steamer Savannah yesterday noon, and was
greeted with d hearty welcome from crowds of
citizens who assembled on the Levee to meet
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A PRISONERS STORY.

$530,644 %
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$S9,955,23O
472,603
4S2,6S7,966
100000
197,121,47O
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DIED.,

SMITH. On the night of the 2sth inst, ALFRED
DORSEY aged years, only child of John w. and
Losisa Nj. Smith,
The friends AID acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited % attend his funeral from his
parents residence, No. 227 ID street between 18th
and l. tn Streets Tuesday the 18th instant, at
o'clock 2. M.
WEBB. On Sunday evening, of consumpt isn,
Mrs. HA kR1ET FAkREL WEbB.
Her funeral will take place to morrow TUESDAY
morning. at Il O'Clock, from No 39I New York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets west, where
the friends of the family are invited TO attend.
BERRY. November 9th, 1855, Mrs. ELIZA
BERRY, aged sky five years, four months and
FIVE days.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
Mr. A Gleason, WalbTidge Farm. half mile back
of Columbia College the 18th instant, at p. m.
Friends of the family can find conveyances at Mr..
Plants, 9TH street, at O'Clock the 18th inst
ESSEX. In Georgetown, on Sunday, Nov 18th
after a short illness. WILLIAM FRANCIS,
youngest son of John Thomas and Ann Corneiia
Essex, aged TO months and IL days.
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Wylis.-On Satur-
cay, George ID. Bowman, indicted for the lar
ceny Of two barrels OF flour, was convicted and
sentenced TO one year in the Albany peniten-
uary. MIR. Aiken for defense.
VIM. Carroll, charged with the larceny of a
watch from Mrs. Catherine Quirk, was found
gully. Sentence suspended. Aiken for de-
tense.
Clara Goodman, small colOred girl. indicted
Tor the larceny of quantity of clothing from
Mrs. Margaret Sheehy, was con vIcted and
sentenced TO the Albany penitentiary for one
year Aiken for defense In a second case
against the same party a nolLs pros. was en-
tered, as was also IN the case OF John Jackson,
indicted for petty larceny.
The Court sentenced the following prisoners:
Elias Robinson, conyicIed of larceny from A.
NJ. Clark and Ivan Hughes, to Fix years i'm
prisOnment in the Albany penitentiary, (three
IN each easel. John Walker, convicted Of the
larceny of goods from Evan Hughes, to three
years at Albany, and Charles Blue, convicted
OF the larceny Of goods from A. NJ Clark, 20
three years al Albany.
VIM. Henry, small eolored boy, charged
with larceny, was discharged.
The petit Jurv was discharged and the Court
adjourned To Wednesday, when il will hear
and determine on mOtior- TOR new trial, aud
close Up the business OF J., term.
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"DIEHOSEsT Commemorative have re-
ceiyed a communication signed "a Conduc-
tor, IN relation 10 an item under the above
head, IN which the writer Complains that dine
credit was not given therein to the large num-
Der OF honest conductors. conductor" is right
IN thinking the honest conductors should not
be blamSd for the misdeeds of the black sheen
among them. Knowing as we do the large
number of honest and deserving conductors
engaged on the lines in this city, we should be
the last TO designate them as wanting integrity
rs class. They will admit, however that
E'hard cases" now and then get into the busi-
ness solely ''on the make and the respectable
conductors Will b. glad, we are sure, TO have
any such disTeputable ones weeded out for the
credit Of the body.
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MARRIED.

HUNTERa,PRATHER. On Tuesday, l4th inst.
nv the Rev. Mr.. GOheen, of McKendree Chapel, at
the residence of Mr.. Leonard Prsther, Esq No.
800 street, JNO. w. HUNTER TO Miss OLIVIA
PRATHER. both of this city
IBaltimore papers please copy.
BARKER-BREWER. On the sd inst, at the
Ryland Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Hamilton, AMES
W: BARKER to AMANDA V. BREWER, both of
this city.
GREALISH-NAYLOR November 18th. By the
IsayenwOrth, Kansas, TO MAGGIE, youngest
daughter of d. Naylor. Esq. of this city.
ILeayenwUrth Times please copy.l
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TIE FEET.-Loss of health, energy, temper,
and good looks, are the inevitable ccnse-
QuPnces of neglect of disordered feet. To all
afflicted we would advise a call at DIR. Whites
Rooms, No. i2i Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9th streets. The skiIful chiropodist
never fails to give relief without causing pain,
and none can afford to suffer who are within
his reach.
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SUSPICIOUS esterday morn
Ing, Dudley Richardson was wandering about
the streets AT 2 O'Clock, and not being able 10
give satisfactory account of himself Oficer
S'raub, o. The fGHEth Ward, arrested him and
Jus1ce Walter EHrti him 50. Last night about
susplciously into the passage of the resideuce
OF AsDury Lloyd, Esq, E near Sd street.
Whlie Two others We're on the lookout to pre-
vent Ms arrest They saw the oficer creeping
upon them and gave the alarm, bnt too faIse
the officer caught the trio and took them 70 49,
station house where they were locked IN for
trirl. They gave their names rs VIM Johnson
Albert Adams, and VIM. Brown.
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CHARGE OF LARCESY-Before Justice Bates-
Upon the oath, &c, OF one Louisa Hays that
hose had been feloniOusly stolen from her, &c, q
warrant was issued for the search of the prem
ises of LOUIS Thelemann, on 18th street, anu on
Thursday last the said Thelemann appeared
before Justice Bates upon the charge OF steai-
ing the hose, attended oy ms eounseL. M
Thompson, Esq, Mr.. wharton appearing Tor
the prosecution. Mrs. Hays tesuhed that some
time previous she had authorized man by
the name of Charles Coleman 70 take the hose
18th and 18Th streets, wholesale liquor mer-
chant and to lraye II there for safe keeping
until she should call for II, and she knew he
had lett az there, &c; and that she called upon
the defendant the day before has arrest and
asked him for the hose, and that he said he
had bought it from Coleman and paid for il,
and that he would not give If mp. John Fred
richs, clerk for Henney at the time, testified
that Coleman deposited the hose in Hen
ney's store some time previous for safe-keep-
ing until called for, and that some time after
wards Coleman and the defendant went TO
Henney's store, where the hose was, and that
Coleman then aud there sold the hose TO the
defendant for five dollars, and that on the next
day the defendant sent for the hose, and that
he sent 10 TO him.
The counsel for T. proposed to show that
Mis-. Hays and Coleman had been living and CO.
habiLing together as husband and vile, and quo
ted Esp, 637, Buller's n. P, III, Camp, PAS,
to show that such living, &c, was pTesumptive
evidence of marriage, 80 as to give Coleman the
right to dispose Of her personal property, &c,
or at least TO warrant the defendant in sup
posing that he had such right; and, further
more, that the law presumes the actual pos
SCISSOR OF personal properly 10 be the legal and
rightful owner thereof until the contrary ap-
pears, and that in no point of view had any
larceny been committed in this case. There
was no larceny by the defendant, for he had
bought the property openly and above board,
and in regular business way, and under no
circumstances OF suspicion whatever. And
there was no larceny on the part of Coleman,
Tor he acquired the possession OF the property
lawfully, by and with the knowledge and con-
sent of the prOsecutrlx. according 10 her own
showing; and even If he was not 70 be regarded
as her husband, II was at most mere breach
of trust, and not larceny on his part, to have
sold the properly. Authorities were read in
support of all these propositions The Justice
took time TO consider whether TO hold the de-
1endant for court OF not.
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GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware AZ the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. iS6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street Hour choice for one dollar which also
secures you free gift, consisting of cluster,
jet and coral sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings,
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
forks. no II-1m#
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ORPHANS Court, Judge PurceH-On Satur-
day, The Will OF Mary Caroline Fenyick was
1uLy PROVED ana admitted to probate, as also
tue Will Of James X. Wood.
Letters Of administration were issued VIM
Paul Brown on the estate Of James II. Wood
and 70 Mary Ellen Smith on the estate of Mary
Caroline Smith.
The inventories Of the personal estates of
Mary G. Ingle and Henry Schoolcraft were
returned.
The first and final accounts Off. W. Dorsey.
executor OF Susan WOrthington, with balance
and distIibutiOn) of Sally Carroll, executrix
of VIM L. Carroll; of Rachel It. Meehan. ex-
ecutrix OF John ;. Meehan; OF Mary T.. Bro wn
and Robert Pywell, executors Of Thomas
Brown, were approved and passed.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDs.-Delicious, refreshing,
purifying, preservative, indispensable, exc uis.
lite, are the terms applied to the famous Sozo-
don't, in thousands Of households every day.
And whyl Simply because all the virtues
meEdaciously claimed for other dentifrices,
actually exist in this wonderful preparation.
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LOCAL NEW j.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT,

GROWERS THKATER.-James L. Murdoch
as 'Benedick," in Shakspeare's play of Much
Ado About Nothing" Tomorrow night,
ssHamiet."
CANTERBURY-First week OF Edwin
Blanchard, the Melo-dramatic actor. and his
CELL brated trained dogs, who appear in the
drama of The EeiOn's Death, or the Dogs on
the Mountain" AL the fayorltes Of the regu-
lar company in ballet, songs, burlesque, &c.
Calvary BAPTIST CHURCH, 5th street. be-
tween ID and T. streets.-Fmst Musical and
Literary SoiTee of the Young Mems Christian
Association. The programme promises a
charming entertainment
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Hot SoDA--Whdtd NopeIty.-That wonderful
Magic fountain at No. PIG Pennsy lyania avenue
near Willaros, is now giving out Genuine Hot
Soda, with the celebrated Coffee Cream, Egg
NOg and other Syrups, which have been so
popular during the Summer Season. Soda Ice
Cold and Genuine Sweet Apple Cider, are also
still on draught. eo3
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JEwELRY.-Go to Prigg's Dollar Jewelr,
Store for Jewelry and Silver plated Ware
LOCO styles TO chose from, for only 81 No. ~
street.
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FIRE-This morning, about 2H o'clock, fire
was discovered in the frame house on L. be-
tween lith and 18th streets, owned and occn-
pied by John Brown, coIored. The building Is
q two-sioTy -and-attlc house, aud was fired from
the outside, between the eathcrboards IL
progressed slo wiy, hut the house WAS burned TO
the first story before II eouId be checked. The
fremsn were promptly on the ground. and had
their hose laid out and ready 10 90 20 work, but
for some time failed 10 obtain supply Of water
If the water could baye been obtained when
the fremen arrived, the damage TO the building
would have been inconsiderable.
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LOOK OUT for grand ball of the First Ward
Socials at their hall, corner of Goth street and
Pennsylyan. avenue, tomorrow night. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit Of the new Catholic
Church.
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OFT TIE M 8.

THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 O. clock, Mcclure &
Co will sell at auction, on III street, one of the
most desirable houses in the city. See adver-
tisement.
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7. L. WALL a co., Auctionesr,.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF vAIUABLEsBUILp
ING LOTS, ON 22b STREET NEAR NORTH
sTRFET, At AUCTION.
On MONnAh AFTERNOON, November y. at
O'Clock We will cell. ia front 90 the prrfrrises Lot
No 9, in Square 81. fronting 90 feet ~ inches 25d
street, aud running back l40 feet inches contain
ing 9. l?9 feet.
The above Lots win lie divided to suit pur-
chasers
Weipvite the attention Of buy ers 10 the above
sale. they "a itl tp absolutely sold
Terms ale: One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, secured ky n deed of tru.t on the
premises.
10 r. WA. L. WALL A CO., Aucts.
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Dollar Store for Christm presents, No 43s
Pennsylvania avenue, three doors from X
street.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

E'OR REHT-FURNISHED ROOM on Dunbar
i ton street. No. "a, between High and CON
gress streets, Georgetown no H-2wr
NILLERS NEW DRY GOODS STORE Just
itt received, large additional supply Of French
merinos, Poplins. Empress Cloths, all wool De
Iaines, low priced Deiaines, Plaids, Black Sits,
Bombazinss, Aipacas, black and .colored Co,
bourps, Shepherds Checks, Ginghams, Prints,
very low Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, ShirtiBe
Muslins, Gloves aud Hosiery, FlsDnels, Under
Vests for ladies and gentlemen. ShAwls q large
stock of Black Shawls, Cloths and Csssi uleres for
sale low, at lO1 Bridge st. Georgetown. d. c.. by
no H-lms BENJAMIN MILLER.
THE PEOPLES BOuK.-Dr WARREN's
II HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, treating OF all
known diseases, their cause. symptoms and cure. in
plain language The Agent IL receiving or
GERS for 1T in Georgetown. d. q. noli-i2ta /.
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|lY JAMES C. MCGUIRE q CO., AuCnOusers.
TRREE LOIS nN CAPIToL uILL-

THREE LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November 9Th,
at o'risck on the ~ emisEs shall sell Lots rs
le, End 25, in square SIS; Lots IS and I9 fronting
each a. feet l01s inches north street, between
6ih ard 9TH streets east, and running back 70 n 80
feet slleyl28 feet inch each, and Lot Is fronts 81
feet 9TH street east and running back o. feet TO
q alley.
Terms: one-ihira cash; balance in six and twelve
months. secur-d by deed of trust
Convey Ancibg at purchaser cost.
Il J. G.. MCGUIRE A co. Aucts
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN BACOs.-About f2
O'Clock last night, Offccrs Higgins and Dugle,
OF the Third Ward. found eight shoulders and
Elk middIines OF bacon on OH street, which had
been dropped by two men, who ran of IL
was Identified rs the property OF Mr.. q. +. T..
Richardson. 10 whom II vas returned by order
Of Justice Thompson. IL was valued NJ sixty
dollars.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioaeer..

VALUARLE IMPRnyED REAL ESTATE sALE
ON OHIO AVE pET l3k AND l4TH SIS
WEsT RY PUBLIC AUCTfoN
On hoNnAf, thu 9Th int at to'c'cck v. m 4,
we shsl cell. in frcnt Of the PREMISE Isn' No v,
suhdiNisio, Of original Lot No. D. in square No.
7a, with the impr pyements, -istiug of three
story press brick front With frame builAin. con-
honse. &c &C.
Terms: Oue-third cash balance IN twelve. eigh-
teen and twenty -fnnr munths. secured by deed Of
trust on the premises
All oonveySncinR and revenue stamps At the pur-
chaser 'srts
S10a down when sold.
Title ind srutahle
10 I'D IChrI GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT CAUSED BY THE Run
MING or STEAM CARs.-Saturday, At about IL
m, as a train OF cars was passing along First
street towards the Baltimore depot a horse at
tacEed To carriage and hitched TO a post on
pennsylvania avenue, near First street, took
fright al the noise made by the locomotive,
broke loose and dashed furiously up Pennsyl-
wanna avenue When he arrived between Sd
and * streets, the carriage came in contact
with wagon, and thereby broke of one OF the
carriage wheels. The swingle-tree also broke,
ard The horse, thus freed from tie carriage
Kept on up the avenue, and was caught at 7th
SlTtet The horse and carriage belonged to Mr.
William Rouser. dairyman, who had iust
taken his wife and daughters out OF the car
Iiage before the horse ran away.
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SHOOTING CASE IN MURDER BAY.-Last
night a colored man who has not been arrest
ed, went To Murder Bay and met with Jenny
Sharp, colOred, AID made some remark to ner
that aroused the anger of her lover, George
Simons, colOred- SImons called him 10 ac-
count for IL, and the stranger struck him. ST.
mons was about TO return the blow, when the
stranger drew pistol and fired, the ball an
terlng Simons' body near the navel. Jenny
sharp followed the stranger with a brick, and
the stranger turned and fired al her. but missed
her, and then escaped. DIR. Russell was called
10 attend the wounded man, and probed the
WOUND, but failed to find the bali, and pro-
nOUnced the wound very dangerous. Simons
was placed in 3 hack and taken TO his sisters
Residence, on h. near 18th street Roundsman
Franklin of the Second Ward, with a squad
OF Officers arrested a number of persons who
were witnesses of the affair, but they gave no
clue by which the fugitive could be traced,
and they were discharged this morning.
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lY THoS. BOWLING. Auctionver; Georgetown
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
. On MONDAY the 9th day Of November, 1873, az
the hour 81 81 O'Clock in the afternoon. will Offer
for tale the following described property. situztsd
in Georgetown beginning At the end OF seven
teen feet from the northwest corner OF the house
lately occurred by John Aauntz. and ruaning
thence westerly in n tine with Bridge street nine
teen feet thence sOutherly niuety feet 10 I've feet
wide alley leading Unt - Jefferson street, thence
nineteen fret esserly; thence la straight line to
the beginning. with the three-stary Brick House
upon the same, now occupied hy Y. Rooster.
Terms at sale. THOMAS BOWLING,
led
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One door south Of Odd Fellows Hall,
Will only for one month longer sell of their well
selected Stock at the following low rates:
Mems Pegged CALF BOOTS. 81 and S..
Mems sewed CALF BOOTS, IS.
Mems Heavy sewed CALF BOOTS, 81.
Grain and Zip BOOTS, - up.
Boys Grain, Kip and Calf BOOTS, at all prices
Mems BRoGANS and BALMORALS, s..
Mems se~od CATERS. o..
Cbildren's CopperToe Shoes, 81.
Ladies' Glove-K BALMOkALS, $50
Ladies' Glove Kid Polish BALMORALS, a.
Ladies' Morocco sewed BOOTS, g.
Ladies' Morocco Pegged BOOTS, 81 20.
Ladies' White Kid SLIPPERS, s2D.
Ladies' Cloth ard Carpet SLIPPERS, 81.
Ladies' Rubber SHOES, slB.
Misses and Children's SHOES Of all styles.
TRUNKS and yALICEs at prices to suit.
This is the last chance for Bargains, therefore
call soon at
HEILBRUN'S,
500 Seventh street,
no S-6t' Stone Steps at Entrance.