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Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
HD.-QUARTERS DISTRICT ARKANSAS,
Camden, Goth November, 1864.
General Orders, /

0eneIdI Ordels, (
No. =.
l. Citizens are informed that it is contrary to
law to buy clothing, accoutrements arms, &c,
from soldiers, under penalty of forfeiture of the
property and $500 fine, not less than two
years imprisonment.
il. All offers are directed to take possession
Of all Enfield, Mississippi and Springfield rifles
end mUskets and breach-loadiug carbines found
III the possession OF citizens rs government pro-
perty illegally acquired, turning the same over
TO Lieut.-Col. Clay Taylor, Chief of Ordnance,
with full statement of the case, and giving to
the citizen receipt for the same, which receipt
shall show the value of the or arms, as may
be agreed upon by the parties and as may be
determined by assessment as prescribed in the
impressment act These receipts will be pre-
scented to Lt.-Col. Clay Taylor for settlement,
and the amount will be paid the citizen where
Ii Is found that the property is bis and not the
GOvernmeui's
Ill. All AIissourians who have come siEgly
or IL squads to Arkansas, not belonging to the
commands Of NarmadEke, Shelby CT Pagan,
Will report to Aaj.-Gen. Parsons az Camden, or
to Col. c. S Mitchell at Washington.
~. All the troops of the army viii drill at
least twice day, and al cavalry will have tw0
drills as infantry to one cavalry,
V. No application for furlough froIa any SOL
diar, whether of infantry, cavalry o. artillery
Will be entertained at this, or any future tine
be presents his arms, with bayouct and accoutre-
tlements, to the commanding officer OF his com
pany, or shows 10 his satisfaction and to that Of
tn Colonel commanding regiment that these
articles have never been issued TO him, or is
sued, that they have been lost through no neg
lect ar design on his part, and in such cases tho
application and all the papers connected with it
viii be forwarded to District Headquarters
When arms have been once given a soldier, no
privileges whatsoever VIII be granted him un-
less he produces those arms or accounts for
them satisfactorily to the officer commanding
his company and 20 the Colonel of his egnent
VI. 81 officers arc euioiIed TO the strictes.
compliance with the foregoing ordersi failing
IN which, they will not only be tiled By Court
Martial for disobedirnce OF orders, but will be
brought Before board % examination for in
e-h-ieHCy.
Dy command Of
Msj.-Gen. J. L. MAGRyDER
FDP. TURNER. AA. & 4O6t
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
Straycd or stolen.

E7ROM Bates, near Doolsy's Ferry, two
Il HORSES
Sorrol horse or 8 years old, 141 hands high.
star in forehead, three white legs, and white
spot one and a half inches square on the right
side, old sor, on backbone
Iron Gray, years old past. I6 hands high,
some white spots On the top of his rump and
between the hind legs, and scar on the out
side Of each hind leg above the knee. two inch
cs long, looks like n cut with knife.
Both horses thin in order, having been on tAc
Missouri raid. Cats, walk and troI
&. will pay liberal reward for the delivery
or any information Of these horses at Washing
ten or Csbell's camp.
A. VI. RIEFF, Lt.-Col.
442 Eonroe's Regiment.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

Msj.-Cen J. Z. MAGRyDER.
FD.P. TURNER. A.A.G 400
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
500 DOLLARS REWARD.

ID DANAWAY from the subscriber. on Goth No
LII vembsr last, JACK, Negro Boy, about
10 yerrs old, Of dark copper color, rather spare
made, abcut feet high. He wore off q black
wool hat pair Of dove-colored jeans pants and
old jeans sack-coat near tie color of the
pants, sleeves wore OF too short Jack is
very good cook and wash, and is smart crough
to tell . plausible talo, and perhaps has Joined
some eInigrants or scouts and told thcm that
himself and master bad been captured; that he
had made his escape and was wanting to 90
South, and perhaps has madeihis way to Texas
having before ran away, changed his name. and
told similar story. will pay the above
Point. Ark y or bis confinement in Washington
or some other jail so that can get him.
a. w. MATTHEW'S.
~ Tyler Reporter, Huntsville Item, an
Shreveport Gazette please give three insertion
and charge.this office. 4i-3@
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
$4,000 REV ARD!

ID ANYWAY from the residence of the sub
IA scriber. at Dallas, Texas, on the 18th ul-
hmo, TWO NEGROES, of the following de-
scnption: Adolphus, a light mulatto aged
about q years, rather below the medium size,
and Angeline, his wife also a mulatto, aged
about II years, nd rather small. They took
off large bay mare-mule. Don't know their
dress, as [ Was not at home when they left
The above reward will be paid for their delivery
10 my wife at Dallas, or for their confinement
IN Jail so that l get them. Said negroes were
bought from DIR. Smith, Of Princeton, Ark, and
are doubtless trying to make their way to the
Federal lines in tina. vicinity.
4l-6w A HARDWOOD
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
C. 8. TREASURY AGENCY t. NJ. !
Marshall. TergS

MdrShGH, TEXAS, Dec. :, 1864.
I hEPOSITARlES who have Bonds of the
~ $500, 100000 non-taxable Loan, for sale,
are authorized to receive, in payment therefor
Exchange certificates issued by any authorized
Depositary west Of the Mississippi river, but
no other.
Thfattention of persons holding these certii-
Gates is called to the fact that whereas it may
be a considerable length of time before su4fi
cient amount Of new issue IS received in this
Department. to redeem these certificates. they
are granted the privilege of investing them in
the very best class OF Government securities.
=. w. GRAY
1873 Agent TIeas'y I NJ d.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
CIRCUIAR.
PURCHASING DIST. mol. T.MD.
Subsistence Office, Washington, Ark,
Yl.-....Lnr .lL.tL


Subsistence Office, Washington, Ark. ;
December 2gh. 1854.
detailed AgricUlturaliats IN the State of Ar
IL kansas directed to deliver on or before
the 9th day of April, 1865, 70 the officer or
~ mt Of the Subsistence Department. stationed
at Washington, Nashville, Fulton. EonIo, Lew
1sYIlls, Magnolia, Camden, OF EldoradO rs may
be most convenient, or to any officer or agent
Ot the 81 jsisJence Department specially au-
thoTized by this office to receive the same: One
hundred pounds of bacon, or It's equiyalrntin
pork, and ols hundred pounds OF nett beef (sad
beet to be delivered on ho0t,) for each abie-5u-
died slave their farms between the AGES of
sixteen ana nifty years whether said slaves are
employed in she field or no.
Onc-ilalt oI the marketable surplus produced
by detailed agriculturalists viii be purchased
on account ot the government; the other half
to e left with the producer for the subsistence
OF soldiers families
Agents appointed by State county OF corpo-
rate authority to make purchases for soldi rs
families OF the surplus left with the producer
must have their authority to make such pur-
chases authenticated by this Office or the Com
msndant Conscripts District of Arkansas.
ANY person claiming a commut alton in grain,
&c. for any portion OF the meat which he is
oJigaJed TO deliver to the government may
by producing the affidavit of two disntercsted
parties that by the exercise of proper diligence
1t las been impossible for him to furnish the
meat for which communication is claimed-have
the same commuted in grain, &c, at equivalent
rates, to the extent Of twothirds of the amount
due from him.
Ia all cases of sales to the government or
soldiers families, and payment OF commutafion
as above, the prices allowed will be those fixed
by the Commissioner of the State for the month
III which the transaction is made
Pork-hogs weighing less than $50 lbs gross
will be received at the rate of 81 DoundS tn the
100 weight, those weighing over $50 pounds
gross at 90 pounds to the 100 weight: provided
the hogs delivered are an average of the lot to
be slaughtered, and shall be delivered by the
lst day of February, 1865.
J. W. CALLAWAY. Capt,
s. Chic Pur. Com'r. for Arkansas.
43-3
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
SEQ Reward.

MAS Stolen from the undersigned, at the
w residence Of Judge Wilder, On Saturday
night, the 18th inst, horse of the following
description, viz: Color, Black. white ring
ana walks finely.
The above reward viii DC paid for the dclive-
ry Of said horss 70 Judge Wilder, AZ Richmond
Sewer county, AIRS, or To Lt. III. ~. Hodges.
Engineer Corps, at louisville, Ark.
IT, WI TOWNS.
Engineer Corps. Ars
December %, 1864 i4-6w-
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
Wanted

w hIhJs, Il EChO W OMAN, who Is a
Il good House Servant, and who car Card
and Spin, aud not incumbe.rd with children.
Also, NEGRO BOY, who can drive an OK
wagon. In the absence of the undersigned.
persons wishing 10 hire servants will call on
Mai John ID. Adams
A. II. RUTHERFORD.
December u, 1861. 42-f
HEAD QUARTERS TRANSMITS. DEPARTMENT
Shrevepor t, La, December /, 1854,
GEN ERAL ORDERS,
No. 9S.
TEIHE following Act Of Congress is repub-
L lishad for information, and especial aften-
ton called thereto:
IN act TO prerent the procuring, aiding and as
sisiiHg Of persons to desert from the Arny
Of the Confederate States, and for ether pur-
T51TE CONGRESS Of the Confederate States
Z of America Go enact, That cverv person
not subject to the rules and articles of war, who
shall procure OF entice a soldier, or person en-
rolled for service in the army OF the ColteGer-
ate States, to deseTr, or who shall aid OF assist
any deserter from the army, or any person en-
rolled for service, to evade their proper COM
manders, or to prevent their arrest, 10 bo re-
turned to the service, or who shall knowingly
conceal or harb0r any such deserter, or shall
purchase from any soldier, or person enrolled
for service any portion Of his arms, equipments,
rations or clothing, or any property belonging
70 the DOufederate States, or any officer or sol
dier Of the Confederate States, shall, upon con-
vietien before the District Court of the Confed-
crate States having jurisdiction of the offence,
be fined not to exceed one thousand dollars and
be imprisoned not to exceed two years APP
proved anuary 22d, 1851.
H. Property purchased from a soldier IN VIC
l,tion Of the provisions of this Act viii be seized
and tnrned over to the nearest officer who is
charged with that peculiar kind of Government
property, who will receipt for the same and ac-
count for it The facts will be reported at once
to these Head Quarters for reference to the civil
authc1itie in order that the penalties pre-
scrib=d may be enforced.
III. Hereafter no furlough will be granted,
unless the certificate OF the company command
er accompanies the application, that the soldier
las in his possession all the arms and aceoutre-
ments which have issued to him, or that they
have been satisfactorily accounted for.
". The following prces will be charged for
arms lost, until further orders:
Musket, S2JU 90
Rifle. 2O0 ~
Carbne, 2CO w
Pistol (Navy Rovolvers,) 400 90
(Army 500 10
By command of
General Z. KIRBY SMITH.
S S. ANDERSON,
42-zw Assistant Adjutant General
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
HD.-QRs. TRANs-MIss. DEP'T..

Shreveport, La, Nov. 2S, 1864.
General Orders,
No. 80.
TFTHE following named Officers are assigned
l. to duty at Department Headquarters:
Lieut-Col. J. +. BELTON, Adiutant Generals
Department, Assistant Adjutant General from
November Sth, 1864.
Major P. B. LEEDS, Consolidated 18th Lou
isiana Infantry, as Acting Assistant Adjutant
General. By command of
Gen. L. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON, 4. A. G. 424
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
Hp. QRs., CouEIER LINEs, DIST. ARk..

" tOIII ,
n Compliance with instructions from Dist.
4 Head Quarters, Quarter Master and Commits
sary Returns will not be sent by the regular
Courier Lines. Said returns must be sent by
mail or by special conveyance. The attention
of Quarter Masters and CommiSsaries on duty
il this Dist is respectfully called to this notice.
BENZ. TURNER, Capt, Com'dg
45-2w Courier Lines Dist of Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
HD-QRS. LABOR BUREAU, DIST. ARK,
Washington, Ark, Dec. IS, 1864.
General Order ,

HD-QRS. LABOR BUREAU, DIST. ARK,
Washington, Ark, Dec. IS, 1864.
General Order, }
No. 3
/. All negroes captured or apprehended by
officers and privates of the army of this Dis
trict will be sent to this Bureau forthwith, ac-
companied with descriptive list, giving own
er's name, State and county in which they re-
sided, with remarks showing place and date OF
capture or apprehension.
IL. Officers and privates of the army of this
District, who have slaves in their employ, as
private or mess servants who are employed
WITHOUT the consent of their owners, will
forward them TO this Bureau with full descrip-
tive lists
III. Commanding Officers of Divisions, BIZ
gades; Regiments and unattached companies
are specially charged with the execution OF
this order.
BY command of
Maor-Gen. MAGRUDER,
W WARREN JOHNSON, MAJ
and Comd't Labor Bureau, D. a.
Approved BY command of
Mai.-Geh. MAGRUDDER
YSirucd) W A. ALSTON, A 4 G.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

HD.QRs. DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS, !
Camden. Ark, December IL, 1864 !
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-25

Gen. Scott uiillIIaeend q zagage.
to Key West Aql sM QleaAhs, M gaon|
Lewis Taylor, q. A rIevad 6foa 9ls dlTya
in Gen. Raae gma asagl sIfs So
accompany Gen. Scott ID Ais tsuf as sisls atzs
tending physician.
General Terry has issued All Order IN Hlcn-
1t
fsCeurtin that city from taking cognzance 81 aI
criminal cases. In civil matters, however, tae
court is-stiA- authorizes to act -.:---.=...
ssGeneralC anbg hasreeeive instructions from
Washingto on conntern,a the .Ider pre-
viously given to muster the negro troops III
Louisiana out ST the service, ard dlreetlng MIN
zsto concentrate them at SO g gwen pace TO pc
ready for any emergency Rlerfe spqule nass
returned To- New Orleans ReV.Dr 4 Lea cock
who was expelled from that;eltEl three years
q 80 by B.s tier, has also reached there,
ana. VAS Warnly welcomed his parlsh1oners
and bis friends. ..ss 81 49,.
- Josa Grecia Otero, a guest att he barcelona
Hotel, In New a ork, was murdered on We'd
nesday niiqht attsC City Park, Brooklyn. He Was
a theatrical Manager in Havana, and lately ar
rived in this country to purchase machinery.
When he left the hotel he had. $40, 900 with
him, and when hislbody was. found there was
. but $3O0in his vest pocket. @#
On the night Of the 18th ult.. a terrible
tornado swept over the coast of Central Amer
: ca, sweeping nearly everything before:lt along
the shore from Monkey Point to Buetield IN
thatpart Of Central America knownsas the Mos
quito Coast. <4.sss I, i. 7a.ists s,Z15 I:ss'<s.
q Thursday the first auction sale q tobacco
since the close Of the war took place IN New
<sY ork, the terms being payment on delivery OF
order ofgoods, ingold, at,l 7S5,s Ibis tobacco
Z Was; confscated at Lynchburg and, Richmond,
VIZ -SSs23qf sti1S&5a 5a te1Iszstb +u,s l:3an&i
Go s7e {, Curtin, IF i l gSing quva
u fol the benefit of his health. I'd ~. glqsf
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Medical.
.... PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S
BLOOD PURIFYING
A ND
p {! + q 4 T | Y L H h + B s

!
.s.... I'm Pills cnd Po'0lers,)
rg,HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
Il as yet known, have been most successfully
used for over 8 quarter of 8 century IN Europe
and for the last years, also, IN this country;
and are particularly efficient in the cure OF al
chronic diseases. No one should dispeir otbelns
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, fo> by their timely Use
much sickness can be prevented. Ihey are.a
ported direct to this port by the undersigned,
and their purity efficacy and safety can b. re,
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some of the diseases "Alca
have hean perma nentlY removed OV their 9sa
letter
inflammation
II The bowels.
consumption in il:
snrly stages. headacho.
..... asthma, cough, scEe eJ5s,
. ockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
tramp cholic, catarrh pain IN the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, sgue, ope1
wounds, pneumonia, Dyspepsia salt rheum Ca
GER strofula, jaundice, s&pe"ofni' d.
liousness, erup>ons Of the skin, b.a@
complaint, langour, govt. 1ropsT
orysipelas, worms, cAolic, oils.
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell,
.s. ings, bloatings, bloody
. and white hux, dys-
.,e. snte1y, costlV''
ness, mea'
sles, SC 49,.
Full directions accompany each renl~N
imported III u sA BI FL Denu.;
lA5 Prince st., below Washington ST.
For sale BY s,ost Druggists jar 81
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

railroads. :.
[ DRANs & ALEXANDRIA Il, b 3
HzzzR azzl B
THRO UGH 81 RAIL FROM WsfSH7NGg
ron AND ALEXANDRIA, no RICH
MOND AND LYNCHB URG.
axaMa1as IDAzY,nSente her IA ] 1861
Nth trains between Washington, Afexan-
sdria, Richmond and ,zLynehburg, will run
z FFR.4INs--soUt7FaIIIH :=-.---z==-==
Leaves N'ash ihgs9n. @ an. ana : S; IS M
6 GordonsviHe 12.30 N, and .4Oa. m.
arriving at chmond.at =. ~. and 6 90 g. M
HKashSgrzN E e f e. and a !"
IS Richmonds..- 80 At i. 90 i m and rs
-. Gordonsville, Il 80 5. m and 1920 a. m.
arrive at Alexandria .55 p. N. and $50 a. M,
: " Washington 80 .. m: and 5:25a, N.
On Sundays leave. Washington at $50 p. ~
only 49, ia g ,fs5s,H
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at a.
m, and arrives at Gordonsyille at II. IS a. m.
LeavesjGordonsyille ATLAS p: m. and arrives
at Alexandria. at 8 p. m. Through freight
leaves Alexandria at a. m, and arrives at
Lynch burg at 40 p. ~ Leaves Lynch burg at
800 a. NJ, and arrives at Alexandra AZ 2. ~ p III.
h Pass engers. for Warrenton will take the a:
m. train South from Washington, and the 6.45
a. M. train north from Lynchburg
Passengers by the 6.45 q. N. and 1.l5 p. m;
trains from Lynehburg, and the a. m. and
7.l5 b. m. trains from Richmond connect with
trains at Washington for all parts Of the North
and West. H.l.Es a. .s!.1ii5s. .al1. q,
This route has the Advantage over all others.
by having continuous rail from New York to
Lynchburg- miles. sz,rrIGtzi..
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run,
Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts,1 Rappahannock,
}Culpeper 0range4and GQrdonsyille, where
M any of2the late great battles,wer fought.
7',Tieketsr can be- procuredcint Adams Express
building, opposite the B. & OR. r. Depot in
WashiIg,ten, .also:at the Depot, on Maryland
- S.,,,a '7yVn Ssbinoton~f :: 80. ~ -s.ars. 81
s,>T Trains leave from theToornerof First and G
Streets, Washington L1: 4. 2ll,1y..,1,,4, Il,
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NOTICE Freight TO be transported over ths
II, Orange & Alexandra R, r WILL on an q
after sThursday, l2th sOctobe-,. De rese M
and loaded on the cars, at the Virginia ana NsI
York Steamship WhsvZ beeTeen@oalnefon a'io
Queen .treeta ryAruAu
oct lit Sz.@z ~ ~ IL. 1a1AAI1aIaI11---
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!. Great Eastern Westcr71s e and .So's!se1ae -
EXPREs5s FORW ARDERs.
e IF FRE1GHT5 and
VALUABLE over the. Orange & Alexan-
The public will be advertised as the Tork OF
resp.i7ing and Se8sensio: Z progress - po1hSs
accessible on the line { =,
.srie eft -. Nv IT ~ = = W = = 60:
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AIREMARLE INSURANCE CO.,


\ LBEMARLE INSURANCE CO.,
n OF CIARLoTTEsvILLE, "a -.
0G This old and welIand well established VIR-
GINA COMPANY, having survived the ca;
Families IF the past four years is now in good
condition. ana prepared to TRANSACT Dualleoa IA
FIRE RISKS, on the best terms. Inc we'll
known reputation Of the Company for Caution.
and Prudence and for Prompt Settl ement OF
Losses willFno doubt secure for it fair share
Mn~The undersigned have examined the
statement of Assets and Liabilities Of the Abe
marie Insurance Company, and are fully satls-
fed of the safety and soundness OF the lnstltur
ton, and recommend It to Pu654 ~ taY TeE1r
t@-azi--'.'z- -~li..-- A, Y STOKES & co. ,,3''.:
,Ut51 IT 20 10 l.@s THOMAS r. PRICE.
ii. Having accepted the agency of this Company,
Intake pleasure in recommending it to my
friends as being reliable and IN every way
worthy Of 'RsF I patrG5nRRS6gBi ERr L. WOOD,
aug KY NO. 10, KING ST, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TIRE =INsUKA 1CH=A e. NoY,
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
= S'' va - of Baltimore.
Active Cash Capital. ........ 500, 1000
los x. tM1LNog; r:-.@ss.I rIos. E. HAMILTON
e i seor etary r. President. g.
..# MERCHANT S AND MECHANIC 3
FIRE.. INSURANCE COMPANY
......f b.. -. Of Baltimore n
ISAAC WILLIAMS N. P CAMPBELL
Secretary ! - president:
The undersigne! has been appointed agent
in Alexan dria, for the above reliable com
panies, and is prepared to issue policies against
los: Or damage BY fire. all descriptions OF
property in the city or country, on terms a
favorable as those Of any other company OF
eq ual strength and responsibility. r...,
Applications in WltlHg or Oy viii ma re
ceive prompt attention. r,,<,,,c
je16-6m G l.. IHOMAo:
2Et LIFE INSURANCE
,s,HE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
/ SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES:
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81. 600, 600 ~
. The rates Of premium are as low as those OF
NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE
-, c.n; COMPANY sa5o, 900 90
n,u Dssl .e ohR1t"Al CC1bESTS Of ali kinds
The rates Of premium in this company are
verv low. and no medical examination is re-
ouired. JAMESON & Bro agents,
.a11g 1O-1y sf~ssEw Farmers Bank Building.
II7HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
/ 3a<. - ALEXANDRIA.
.-..r ~. - CHARTERED IN 1914
Continues TO insure aBaliee ioos tol u"n' 30
BIZ fire The company which has had the
conhdc,ee Of the community for more than al,
half century, agaln.solicits the patronage OF
the public. Risks will be taken at the estab-
lished rates, and Losses promptly paid
.Of1.es hours:-o q. %; TO- 8, 2; m
81 ~ e:rs.. s Directors :: ~.
ArP. Cover, peest. G. v: Wattlss'
J. u. Br.ns =. ;: hougn' ...
p G,rViolsst. R Il. stsblersgs -:
r > Smith "@@~@ Samuel Harper
aug =; Il 1o 2;9''D W: Il. roxle: ----.-,--.-.-
<1=- 4 4 INSURANCE .~..
ROBBERY sAhrHsos. GEO. ". 5Aa 1.issc T.
Thu. undersigned have opened an office In
the Farmers Bank Buildng No. t.a do9 ~, prlf nee
t srsT Of q GENERAL INSURANCE.
business. - ~
following well-known and long established
Companies in place Of she former Agent An
oA0'' The HOME INSURANCE Co, = ''.@
1-1of The City Of New York; I'll ~ ~%
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4,s5454sg.>s LARGEST STOCK 0F. DRY. GOODS IN
~ 7zll1t. B ELlI OFT s : co .s
iss 4ss5 D. - Nos 1919, 2O1, 2O3, 8 -
. BALTIMORE ST.. BALTIMORE
importers, Jobbers, 9 Retailers Of
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC. DRY GOODS,
invite the attention Of s:-E g: j "a. : 80
WHOLESALERS RETAIL Blu YERS Z
to their large and varied stock, embracing
g6eas IN pv = 3,,,A 4 - a5z 2.
"a tha trade, In their r@@srr .t;st~I @SHg.@
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. II a
ON THE SECOND FLOOR, vii &C ~
ofHheir extensive premises will be found goods
Ii]edEO 5se-5s II.
o. s4s4 4sss< $50 -, WHOLESALE BUYERS
lat A. ganerally scarce sand desirable articles
aasssNssagsa3 s HEIR RETAIL STOCK G7.TE ii
T1ooE and 5r Rash and found.
&c ~ eentry.. II both Wholesale and Retail De
srt91n p4bWEsT PRICE IsMARKEpoo
4on evsTy article that Isz aas not fully
nuainted with the value OF gooos can buy from
us with confidence .;,
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