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LOOK GUT FOR TIKI HOLIDAYS
CHR. RUPERT,
KRISS KRINGLE HEADQUARTERS,
No. 52s SEVENTH STREET. between D and L.
Importer Of all kind. Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS.
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
ing his many friends, and the public generally.
that he has retursed from Europe after abs ence
s 70 the ssise5on e she lsTse;t and
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other places on the Continent Of Europe, and are
al the mS 10 spprGUsd and finest kind which car
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DtLLs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
MASKS OF ALL KINDS or CHARACTERS
ROCK. SPRING HOBBY HORSES,
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In order TO givemy Customers increased facilities
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THE GREAT WORKS OF SIR DAVID wILKIE.
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DIAN COVER
large assortment, selected by Us in Manches
ter. have just been received. and We offer
them Tor sale at lowest importers prices H.
W. g. METZERUTT ace. VtHvv
lie l9-tf Sole Agents OF Steinway', Pianos
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NATIVE WINES:
Lonsworth q Golden Wedding.
Pleasant VALLEY Wine Cos.
Paris Exposition and Empire Brands,
Sparkling Cstsvhs.
Dry Cstss bs, California Port, Hook, Angelica, &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-20

II JEWBLRY ~ !
Al D. HOOD, Ne. as Penna. ave , bet 9Th and
lvth streets, has nov on hand q fins stock of ~
M9Sp and ether rich JEwIL1t, sTAND.6
6ClSSOkS. TABLE CUTLERY, Poe Ef
kN!yES; SILVER PLATED GOODS. OPERA
GLASSES. &c, &C.. all at the very lowest prices.
80. SSs rem avenue de loft
~ HAT Is ..sAB TO DO-A LADY WHO
goods are sold; such As at CHANDLG1V,
de H-st. under the Ebbitt House.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

ASpw b ecYLE. W LENox TOWERS.
tLsss With Philip solcmoaa
coYLE . TOWERS.
BOOKSELLERS, sTATIoNERs. ENGRAvKRs
AND PRINTERS.
3I4 PENNSYLVANIA AvRSUH,
Have inst opened large assortment OF
FANCY GOODS
For the Holiday trade. and beg the favor of an
insrection of the same from their friends and the
Latest styles in
WEDDING STATIONERY.
MONOGRAMs designed. engraved and printed
WEDDING, VISITING AND LAT HOME"
Engraved and Printed in the latest styies.
A full and complete assortment of
COUNTING HOUSE AND BANKERS STA
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APPROPRIATE MEMEkIo FOB HOLIDAY
JUST OPENED. FREsH ASSORTMENT,
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Water Mink, Astrakan, &c.
TOGETHER WITH
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In great vsricsy.s
BEAVER GACNTLETS AND MUFFLERs,
LADIES FUR TRIMMED HOODS.
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234 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
del4a Second door from 18th street.
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~ COFFEES AND TEAS.
Mocha Coffee.
Old GOyernme Mt Coffee.
NaTsCaibo. Lagusy ia, asd Rio Coffees
Brown pande.ioL Coffee,
Fresh Roasted and Ground Cofees always on hand
Also.
Zine English Breakfast and Oolongs
Imperial, 0nnpOwder and Japan Teas in store
and for sals by EGAN BROTHER,
de.0t Southwest corner and 9Th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-20

JUST CEIvED
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
large stock Of choice RAISINS, PIGS.
PRUNEs, CITRON, ALMONDS, PRESERVES,
JELLTiEs SPICES; Se Se Together with fine
FLOUR, BCCkWHEAT. &c.
Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
JN0. kKYWORTH,
corner Ninth and ID Streets
dels-a under Masonic Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-20

n+ELECTRO- MEDIOATED yAPORBATHS
uy5 Or ALAN recently in charge of Elec
ITCHY and Medi. ated Navor Baths at the va rious
United States Army General Hospitals, ONCE
seuthwsst corner Of llth street and Penna ave-
cures Eheumatism. Eruptions Of the Skin, Colds
Govt. Debility Affection Of Paraly SIS Abssrp.io
OF Mercury and Female Complaints de- 10 .Sm .
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Err Ne w S
For other River Items see Serenth Page,

n
LOUISVILLE, October D Canal fully %
inches this evening, and falling slowly
General Weitzel's surveying party are sur
veytpg the Louisville and Portland canal.
The Portland and New Albany ferries
have LAID up on account of the channel
filling up and sktffs are now plying In
their place. -t3 -
The only additional arrivals and depar-
lures last evening, were. the Linton from
Greensboro. with 81 hogsheads of tobacco
and goodly number OF people, and the
Chattanooga to cairo, with a splendid
tri day at O'Clock, Mr.. Lavender.
proprietor OF the dry docks, will launch
the huli of the Lula .. Many of our citi-
zens have never Witnessed a launch, and
fine opportunity will thus be offered
Them ......... The Ollie Sullivan will positive
~ leave at 10o'clock to-dayifor Greensboro,
and will connect with the Rose Hite ........
The-Linton will be the regular packet for
Cairo to-day. There can be no better. IL
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Chicago Market

By Telegraph.1 CHICAGO, Oct. ~.
FLoUR-Quiet at IS z5@lO so for Spring
extras.
WHEAT Quiet and 1@2c lower; 81 86aI
S71& for No. |; 81 Seal S21% for No. 2, closing
at 81 Seal S615 Tor No. 1 and 81 BIZ for No. 2.
CORN-Unsettled, closing dull at 81 O3 Tor
No. 2 in store.
OATS More active and k@1<c higher,
closing i1r at SAGE in store. -
RYE-l1292c higher ;1Sl Z6St271z for No.
] and 81 25GI $50 for No. 2. t-t4r
BARLEY-MoHe active for rejected and 3@
sc higher; No unchanged.
PRovIsIoNS-DuH mess Pork S2l 90.
LARD-Uun at A2$zFgi3e. .-lrz
BEEF CATTLE-<2ufiet and unchanged.
HoGS-Moderately active and l5125c
higher; So 20t16 IS for good to choice. VII
RECEIPTS-1400 900 bols flour. IS 900 bush
wheat; 5000 bush corn; l5S, 900 bush oats;
1900 hogs.
SHIPMENTS-II.500 bbls -four; So 600 bush
wheat; 81. 600 hush corn g, 900 bush oats.
FREIGHTs-Dull and 1c lower; &c for oats,
&c for corn and 10%e for wheat to Buffalo.
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st. Louis Market.

By Tefegraph.f @H'Hz7sr- SF.=E0U1s, Oct p.
CoTToN-A better supplyTandr more de-
mand sales at 1917 9l7c for Iniddhrg.
FLoUR-Medium and lower grades trreg-
uIar and declln1Hgs El10ice and fancy ~firIn I;
superfine 81 25G7 So low double extra
IS 1893 90; doubleextra 80 50g1I 80; choice
Sl2 00@l3 IS, - Gs EEE~E
WHEAT-Not much doing between buy
ers and sellers, and the market is dull and
dFoopib s : prime Rn1 choice Ged 81 50@2 65 I;
Spring lower, sold at 81 75a1 s..
CORN Dull, but prices slightly improved I;
sales at 81 OSG1 10 for mixed yellow.
OATS-Firmer, but slow sale at 63G65c.
., Hnsbs afftly' q zsi 90 aver io x
RYE--DuIl and &C lower; sales at 81 500
40! -Afs}. z ~ y t&EG &C ~G fEr7-s-fF~
PRovIsIoNs-Duil and heavy, and trans
aeLionss mostly retail ;ysales- of mess pOrk
at 50 Sos clear sides 4Si2es1 clear fSb Iz4e;
sugar-cured hams 2612c.
LARD-l4c TO choice in tierceS.
WHIsKY-NORinal at 81 o. .
RECEIPTS-FtOur, 2,59Ss barrels; wheat,
$50 sa KS: corn. 6sS sacks: oats. 2S72
sacks; rye, 500 Sacks harley, 2,625 sacks.
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New Y0rk Marker.
By Telegraph

By telegraph neg Yokg, Oct. q.
CoTToN--14c lowe; sales 1900 bales at
FL0UR-Receipts 14,2l5 barre's; heavy.
and l5a25c lower; sales $3.50 barrels: IS Is
for superfine Western and state; 50 00@
round hoop ONO: $40 5Ogl6 % ior st. Louis;
California dull and dropping: sales of 200
sacks at Sill GOALS 50; sales of 800 barrels of
rye flour at 50 O00s9 IS o.. 8. d. a.. = ,.r.t
WHISKY C Quiet and steady. .s-s = +
3 WHEAT-Receipts 81 Sal bushels, shade
at 81 LOAF II for No. 5 Spring: - 1892 s1J19
for No. do. 81 M92 Y tor No. do, e 50.
for Amber state; % IS for White Michi-
gan, and White Genessee on private terms.
RYE-Without decided change; sales
1850 bushels OF Western, at 81 G5. = 9
EBARLEY-Heavy and declining; sales TO-
o00 bushels; 81 81 for state - ~ Tor SAnaua
PEAs-Lower; sales 1900 bushels; 81 80
Corn Receipts, 2e.s75 bushels--opened a
shade firmer; closed dull and declining.
sales 1900 bushels at 81 38aI 4OI2 for West
ern mixed in store ard afl0at, closing Mt
q 3SCel $3.50 afioat; 81 a for Western yell
oArs-Receipts. 5000 bushels--l3liE 10 bet-I
ter sales Of fSQQ9 bushels rt ~ sl9Ssc for
RICE-Steady; s14efof arolina. afel
CoFEEE--Dull, and IS without material
s6GAR-Favors buyers; sales $50 boxes
NIoIAsstssss ~ ltp ous eppage, F>I99f,
HoPs-Quiet, a 40 d65c. -
bulk 81 lS6t35c Tor refined In bond.
& cPoRE -P1pteF sales Of $50 holes ali 81 80
an - for mess; closing St 81 20 reg 4lssis;
go 0O5s20 80 TOR prime, q.
BEEF Dali; Sales Of 50 ibbls. at previous
. rEae,, eS bS o1,i. nam s "a
bSrland cut at l534c: so do. I6ng clear mid
dies at l315c. bath fer, NoveIp 9er delivery.
Cur MEATs.-DuIIE sales 10 lpt,e :iges at
l1aMlzt4c Tor shoulders, and l5@l1c for
LAHD-H Heavy; sales 235 bbIs. at 1919
l44c. ..-
! CHEESE Dull and unchanged.
LATER-5sP.N Is~r f.... .t.ff
sFLoUR-5@ IOc loYer on medium and low
v WHEAT quiet at s. 1912 10 FOR No. 5
Spring; % 1902 20 for 10. 2 Spring 81 s2e
for No Spring.
OATs-steady at Si54e for Western "a ,
CoRN-Dull and heavy at 81 3SQal 30 for
good TO prime NAKED Western.
PORK Lower: sales $500 barrels mess at
SCI 5092t 70; casn aad regular; closing at
81 so, regular. "a 49,, -... Z 70 & i
Cur MEATs-Quiet and without decided
BACoN-FIrm with moderate demand.
LARD-Heavy at 13s4ds141sc 70 fair &c
prime steam and kettle rendered
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~ Cincinnati. Market.

By Telegraph. CINcINNATI, Oct. %.
FLOUR AND WHEAT Unchanged.
CokN-Fnmer, but not higher; mixed 81.
OATS-Ic. higher, closing at66@67c., hold
ers asking CSC -rtu4iHfs esty r-t .fr
RYE-SI 4S, and firmss
BARLEY nc changed.
COTTON Steady, with a fair dem and
sales 40 bales at Se for nliddling.
ToBA coin good demand; sales of l29
hogsheads at IS 3097 81 tor Jugs, and $40 90
6l25 90 for leaf.
WHIsKY-U nchanged.v
Mes ePoRK-Dull and n onninR1 at $2l 90.
.BACoN-Unchanged stock of ali kinds
LOO hogsheads, inefuoing bulk shoulders.
LARD--Dull at I3c.
HoSs-zDun atS6 O096l 25, gross. z
BUTTER--DuIl and rates lower: $50 Zoe.
GOLD-l43. 4a -
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct y.
DRY GooDs-An printed calicoes have
been marked down to one shilling per
yard. This decline has caused great ak
cIteme9t In the market, aud trade Is very
active among the hous 5 which made the
reduction. Deiaines OF certain brands IN
old styles are also decidedly lower: The
selling as low as liz, ana even I6c, while
Sprague's are of To l5c. Augusta brown
sheeilngs are down to one shi ling, and e
width to Il15c; Indian Head, q, are rednc-
ed to lie ana fjyn1an d TO NE. ,.Laa
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$500 Reward

~YILIE BE PAID FOR THE Ar
w rest and delivery or VIM. w. MAX
WELL at the jafI of Ohio County, Ken
tucks n ARRESTED pat kd sKentueky or $500
if arrested in the state. Said Maxwell
murdered John a. Smith on the 10th day
of September last. He is about So ears OF
age; black hair. and little gray; blue
eyes; about feet inches high; tree
spoken generally; profane; very lame
the left leg very crooE ed and stiff; wears
q cane; strong voice Ior one of his size.
se26 j. STUART
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities of the Journal
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work, viz, Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants.
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States
Tor the DistT ct OF Indiana;
In the m alter OF / IN BANRRUPT-
Motifs Calm, bankrupt. CY.
TO Whom 10 may Concern: The under
signed h reby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as asst knee or NORRIS CAHN. Of
Evansville, in the county OF Nand-Tburgh,
and State OF Indiana, within said District,
who has been adtudged bankrupt, upon
his own Petltion, by the District Court OF
sa d District.
Dated at Evans wiz, the 18th day Of Oc-
tober, AID. 1897. +inGtI ~
JAMES II. Mon EE y, Assignee.
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CoNsoLs-93 1910.
BoNDs-U. S. 5-20s, so.
-'" FRANFoRr, Oct. 22-E.ve.
BONDS-U. s. bonds advanced 10 7i14.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22-Eve.
CoTToN- Closed heavy owing TO the un-
settled state of affairs caused by the stop.
page OF the Royal bank and unfavorable
reports from Manchester. Business light
and sales 10000 bales; quotations Showne
decline of 9 1-I9d hniddHng 0plands, . Tie :
Orleans, Lille. The Manchester market
bas declining tendency. 5sat.s Isa
Z BREADsTUFFs Have been aetfvSi quota
lions irregular. Corn closed at an adj
vance of Is; new mixed Western, s6s 3D.!
WI eat declined 81 :, California white dull
at 15s Sd; red Western I44 Peas lower and
heavy at SOS, Oats unchanged. Barley.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph "a LOUISVILLE, Oct. p.
ToBAcCo-Sales of s. hh(is at 81 40aSIs 25,
at 81 10:~new ear at 75c.
OATS-Steady at 79c in bulk.
WHEAT-Red at Sz04.G HES
FLoUR-Superhne at s. 25.
MESS PoRK-Dull and lower at e22 60
LARD-At l31&e. aFfRSE
BAGoNZSteady shoulders at 1910; clear
S e. - eitI - fsrao s,IoI- 4rFeci
Ia 4ai.f.ss.rs-
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New York Gold and Stock Markets

By Telegraph New YORK, Oct. 2.
MoNEy-N Market steady 1at per cent?
STERLING-Lower and dull at S12965< for
gold and first-class bIlIs.5gfsf
GOLD Lower; opening at 1857; declin-
ing to 14a14, and closing at 1877
GOVERNMENT STOCKS e n shade Tfirmer |;
coupons of 1881 llI5k(Gl11sz; do. 1862 f121z@
ll212; do. 1864 1091s0l 1897; do 1865 lO9sz@
lG92; do. new lO6sz9106H; do. 1857 1880
107; 10-40s 1907.
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In die District .Col.rtaDf lhtr nlted states
- Tor dc BIS ret OF IhdianaE -
In the matter Of

In the matter Of IN
Herman Levy, Bankrupt. BAEKRUPTCY.
TO Whom Il MAY & picern: TIE Under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
fnent az assignee of III ERMAE LERx.s OF
Evansville, in the co anty Of aDderbuTgh,
and ~ ate OF INDIA "a, within said District,
who has been Judged bankrupt. upon
his own petition, by The District court OF
said District
Dated at Evansville, the 18th day Of Oc-
tober, AID. 1867. lfD uag rEI-T
JAMES II. McNEELY, Assignee.
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Memphis Market. az

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Oct. p.
CorToN-Qutet at I6759I7c.
CoRN-DuIl at 95c9SI 90.
HAY-QuieJ at S25925 80.
BACoN-Shoul1ers, l5c; clear sides, le1Sc
LARD-l49l5c.
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PIttsbnrg Markets.

sRoN EARS MD NAILs.

p D IRON BARS AND NAILS. elrFE
There has been noyehange since eur last
In prices OF iron and nails Trade con-
tinues Very dun, and cOndnet 20 the Inn
mediate wants ufithe trate.9 should naVi-
gstion. or the Ohio River be resumed,
irnrnedi4te prosre CT trade would bif9Ia :ang
mp and aigood basin ess. be tSPiiz9d by our
Are ID II 81 Sfl Kinets Of foh Eoffsred al ex-
trerneEy low pr lces9W- o@rg -stta -8 .ta-
81 tEs auARDwAEEyU naH5 saasT1
! .sgNVith iGew exceptions. Of }seRSonable.
.Epods, the demand is very noder-
ally sffiSted lotgaf. are hepeftHeiSsse ! i
iavor Of ybpYers. q Bright shoveIs, have adj
e pF tif Gf Srd%ha4e oRt dF Ss9f r M
aHi 9ieavy dropping Table and pocket
cutlery aud Amerie8n les and saws are
slightly advanced. 81 Hs 5-fJs1i
rs ttf .if t'GLAss.9 aoiiib5E
We have no changes to note in prices of
glass. Business continues very eull and
depressed. The best city brands Of window.
ia5 per cent. off the card rates, for cash. as
10 quarIity wanted. The E sterp markets
are reported fun Of foreign glass. which is
Sclltug far below the cost of production
| here. and in consequence our manufac-
turers = III be com peIied TO get an early re-
duction in The prices of labor, or close IheiE
works. 9- ~ 9iEe95c y" ea1 -.
-e9t1 taUa REFINED I. SD .il:s.rert
= The market was DUH. The Eastern and
European news was not favorable for
holders. The decline in his market was
at least one-haIf cent psr9 gallon, with no
activity even at the decline The opera
tions were as follows: 900 bbIs. $ W..
Philadelphia, October B. ". at '3lc; 1900
bbls. S. W., Ph1ladeiphia; 500 bbls. Noveni-
Der, and 500 bb 5. do. December, at 34c; ;
sales SEQ bDls. do. November, at sac. same
terms and conditiOns.-CO21a1erc 1871.
NEW counterfeit ten dollar bin of the
National Bank currency 4 as made Its APP
pearance in Cincinnati. Is Isl close imita-
ton OF the genuine, and when little
worn would be very difficult to detect.
The engraving Is. hOweN err, coarSer than
the genuine, but much better than the
usual un OF counterfeitS. The shading of
! the clouds in the left hand vignette of
| Franklin drawing electricity from them
| by kite. is indisIillct and badly executed !;
bat the most glarihg defect is in the seal,
| the points of which are longer, the red
| Ink of dark er color and lacking the luS-
| tire and brilliancy of the genuine. On the
back of the note the green ink is several
| shades too dark, and the centre scene of
a. De soto Discovering the Mississippi" is
| blurred. No expert need be deceived by
! IT, but persons who do not handle much
| money would be likely to take It without
| suspicion. The one seen Is on the Third
| National Bank of Philadelphia, but they
| can be easily altered to suit any other
bank.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23
WE RESPECTFULLY CALL AZ.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL AT.
tention to our large stock of Ladies' and
Childrens' Hats. We have just receiver
from New York City. new Dress Goods, IL
AIpacas, Grenadines, DeLains, Linen
Goods, Ginghams, Lawn, Chambray and
Crepe Marez, Capimeres, Cottonades, Linen.
Painting and Coating" N stGA
New Iotlof White Goods, Jaconett, Main
sock, Swiss, Irish Linen, and a large va
riety in Ladies. and Gents Linen Hand
kerchiefs. Our stock OF Hosiery comprises
a large variety, Dought dow, and viii be
sold ch cap. g Ir.IIsi9 aet .1g te-- rfr#
Parasois and Sun Umbrellas, In Silkj
Cottops and Scotch Bingham, We have,
and Hlln keep large assortment 49, qo...
New goods bought by 0nr. house in. the
market with . special, view TO the interest
OF our customers. s. We win receive here
after daily, and. call the, attention OF an
people to come anu examine our stock
and prices. ."'I'i .H+I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

In the District-Court OF the United States,
foi the District of Indiana:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23
NFonlen obenaffment

Under the superiptendence OF Jos GoELz-
HAUsER,s is wen as-orfed and those n
s4sarchJ Of Qlothsd aiAsslFileres Doesgips,
Beavers, Jeans or anythfng for Mems or
Boys Wear would DO weli TO examine
this stock before purchasing lelsew mere >.
wool, part cotton, and Silk and wool. o. !.