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Is A RAILROAD COMPANY LIABLE TO BANK
RUPTCr-In the matter of petition OF Messrs
Daniel p. Camel and Charles MAIDEN, of New
York, against the Greenville and Columbia
railroad, of South Carolina, i'm Baltimore being
States Circuit Court. sitting In chambers, of the
decision Of District Judge Bryan, of South Car
olina, declaring said railroad company not a
bankrupt, Judge Bond yesterday decided not to
review the decision of the court below; and also
70 allow the order of Judge Bryan to remain up-
hanged. The legal questions involved are,
frst, Is railroad company liable to bankruptcy?
Secondly, are the coupons of q railroad COM
pany commercial paper? and thirdly, Is the de-
cision Of a district judge to be reviewed by pe-
dtion or by writ Of error OF petitioners and rail-
road company?
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- II Il aid that Mormon AGENTS are ness-
uefang for large tracts Of land IN Me<ico-
- Fire In the ruins Of woodruff 8 Robin
sons store, New York, which was destrpyed nst
November, s sfill burning I'm 100 tons OF gram,
which Is being removed ss rapidly a. possible.
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PRINTHRs' SrRIKRs.-The nr;rte,. AZ u,..,
ing, West Virginia, ere rcporfed - hs;rs ~. .
strike, on account Of difference viff ~ 49,
priefcrs about the "auaneementS OF some a.
s AL. .n,cn %e isttsr claim they were not to
Pittsburg e not yet settled between empiossSs
so enpioyoa, and In pnt1os appear 49,.
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NEW YORK NOTES.

DISTINCTION WITH A DIFFERENCE.
INV YORK, Feb. Bit Il proposed 10 frame
indictments against the pickPockets for grand
larceny i'm the night time" instead OF grand lar
ceny simple, and in this way imprisonment for
ten years may be imposed instead Of i've.
KICKED HIS WIFE To DEATH.
AT West Farms, near Harlem yesterday The
coroner's examination resulted in holding James
Ennis on the charge Of kicking his wife 10 death
Tuesday evening.
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
John Doris, the murderer OF Thomas Douei-
Ian, was yesterday found guilty OF murder in
the second degree i'm the oyer and terminer
court OF Hudson county, New Jersey.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Inquiry by the coroner into the murder Of
Graham at Little Neck, l.. a., resulted I'm cans-
ing the arrest of a alf-brother OF the deceased
and a near friend ON suspicion.
THERE WERE THIRTY BIDS FOR GOVERNMENT
GOLD
to-day. amounting 10 -. 1874 ma at from lI3k 20
ia l3-l00. The amount advertised Tor sale was
million and a half. one bid Wa for 81 900 ,eo0
at lli.f2k.
The Government bought 81, o,ocO in gold at
from 1lI.O6 10 ia. 81.
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liable BROTHERS,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERs
fStr Northwest corner 7th and d streets


ItnloFsd I'D The foet relieved, II ailinR, from
BInlons, Bad Nails, &c, a; DR. WHITES Estab-
ishmenf sSs 18th street, opposite the Treasury, is
quue surprising 10 persons unaccustomed TO his
ethod 81 operating, which 10 entirely different from
the practice OF tearing Oh the ingrowing
painful method and one which Obliged the sufferer
10 go shoeies and ssmetimes eruiches, for weeks
least 10 make n far lees pleasant and useful but DR.
Whites Operations are freouenty borne by children
Of time, and II none bot suitable shoes be vorn the
Treatment even IN extreme cases, eaeces perfect
are liable to come occasionally with even the best
hitting shoes and industrious person. think there is
sionA visit 70 the Chiropodist and II is well known
most honoreo In public and private life come from
far and near 90 visit Dr.. Whites Es,abiishment TO
"a refer. fs-fr
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The CLAIM OF THE REV. CHAwLEs W. DEM
soS.-The House committee ON claims has de-
cided against petition put in by the Rev. G.
w. Denison, asking n compensation for services
claimed to have been rendered the government
in q special mission TO England in 1852 and '6S.
The facts appear 10 be that Denis0n was chap
lain in the army. In December, 1852, he OBJ
tanned furloagh for few months on account
Of sickness, and applied to President LINCOLN %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On Marriage.

On Marriage.
Happy relief for Young Nm fro-a the sfecxs o.
errors AID abuses in early life ha1hood reefored
Impedirents to marriage remIved. New mefhpf Of
treatment. New and remar able remedies Rook !.
and Circulars sent free in >ealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. e1onfh oh
street. Philadelphia, Penn institute a, HAVING
6ish reputation Tor honorable cond' act and rs~o-
fee-isnal skill. sary-aas,n
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These unbeard of prices result from determine
tson not t. carry over portion of our stock,
which s now offered al ty cent less than former
prices.
IMMENSE X EDCCTlON
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steam Tansery BurueA.

TYRONE, Pa, Feb. I3.-V. r. Rays steam
tannery was burned this morning. Loss $50 600:
insured for $4,000. The cause of the fire W. !,
accidental. The fremen succeeded In So -.
the warehouse and the PENNSYLVANIA ' ling
buildings, which were endangered. -"io~d
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TIE RIcHARDsoN-MCFAKLAN DrvoRcr
CoKFIRxxD-The supreme court Of Indianap-
oils ON Friday last affirmed the Judgment Of the
court Of common pleas Of Morgan COUNT. IN
the SINE ststes granting the divorce Of Mrs.
This lady, It viii be recollected, Became M
Richardson while the gentleman Of that nam
was lying on his death-bed In New Yorf' 49,
having been shot BY Mcfarland, her former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

An ADvERsk REPoRT.-The Senate commit
tee on claims has decided adversely on the
claim Of Samael Gardner fer %, $40 extra COM
pensation for lighting the dome Of the Capitol
with his electrical apparatus.
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TELEaRAMs TO THE STAR
This Afterno0u's DISPATCHES.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REP0RTs.
THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN
CIVIL WAR THREATENED.
The Army Divided Betwecn MONARCHY
and Republic.
CIVIL WAR THREArENED
Fighting I'm she strecs. OF Madrid.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

LONDON. Feb. ia special dispatch IRON
Paris says IL j. reported ina that city THIS morn
are divided in their choice OF the form OF gov
'fEm n The cavalry, IL II said. have pro-
nounced IN favor OF a monarchy. with the
ftshee OF Asa1r Us, son OF the ex-oueen Isa-
bella, Tor King, while the infantry favor the
rernblic. IL Is also reported that serioas as
turbances have taken place I'm Madrid. and that
fighting has occurred in the streets OF tat city
ROME sATIsEIkD WITH THE ABDIcATIoN.
LONDON, Feb. ia special dispatch from
Rome saws the abdcation of Amadeus Il re-
ceivod in that CITY with satisfaction an sides
Neither King Victor Emanuel nor the Italian
government gave any advice 70 Amadeus. The
Information concerning the situation and +
purpose.
ANADEUs PRAISED AT BFRLIN.
BERLIs, Feb. lS--Ihe patience and courage
displayed by Amadeus while on the throne OF
spain Is universally praised.
AMADEUS AND FAMILY.
LISBON, Fes. l3.-The Portuguese minister
Of public works, the prominent railway oflcials,
and the Spanish minister, " no L. acting ian ac-
cordance with orders from his government have
cone Ia Bada Jos 60 meet a madcus and family and
escort them 10 Lisbon. A palace has been pre-
Jared for them until their departure for Italy.
morrow. They will be met at the railway sta
ton by his Majesty, King Luis, and his minis
tiers.
A President Elected.
MADRID, Feb. Il, noon.-Spain continues
tranquil. The national assembly has chosen
Senior Martos, President, by % votes.
All SPAIN sArisrtEp.
LONDON. Feb. IA dispatch from Madrid.
dated this morning, says; "rhe news OF
claration Of the republic, has been dis
semminated throughout al Spain and that
the announcement has nov here occasioned dis
tnrbance. Order is preserved in Madrid ana
throughout the provi noes. Marshal Serrano
arrived at Madrid last night
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-Last evening. n
", nan named Shadrick, confined in our Jail on
me charge Of forgery, attempted to escape, but
vas caught In the act and brought back to his
cell and put in irons by the sheriff 10 prevent
any further trouble on his part.-Ha9erstowr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

SwITzERLAND's QUARREL WITH THE Pope.
The federal council Of Switzerland, have adj
dressed letter to the charge d'affaires at
Berne, denying I'm a sharp manner the right of
The Pope TO dismember bishoprics of Swftzer-
and. The letter also requires Bishop Mermillad
20 decide quickly whether he Intends to obey
ell have decided to expel Bishop Mermillad
from the canton of Geneva.
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JOHN ". YouNe, Brighams most enterpris-
ng son, has taken his pick out of HIS
three wives, divorced himself from two, set
ded annuities upon them, and Is soon goine >,
plished lady, to live ttare ana sfse"d 20 ~.
fathers railroad business, in happiness With the
Young lady who was born there. and who Is now
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FoRT MoxRo- SeorD.
beayy fhr. -, Va, Feb. 12--There was A
,-sder storm here tonight.
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AMARYLANDER IN TRoUBLR.-Mfles sh,e,a.
VINO represents that he is . citizen Of Msrvisn m
.pa nwao, i e stated, concluded contract viii
az , ned va farmer fer the purchase OF
%ona, charged With stealing ffty doiisrs' worth u
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date passage.

AN ADDITION TO TEE CONSCIENCE FuND.-
The Secretary OF the Treasury received by reg
istesed mail this morning letter dated I" New
YORK, February nth, 1873" sigred "a for
eigpeE, !" containing lei 900 1851 coupon bond
with interest from January LIST, 1875, and $40 in
greenbacks. The letter SAID Z" Enclosed please
find L. s. (coupon) $50 bond of 1867, No. b, SG5,
tor one thousand dollars tvalue Sl,is7 .50,) and
$50 in greenbacks in payment of Income tax,
This amount was not withheld from any motive
OF defraudElg the government, bat BY reason OF
unavoidable absence from the country at the
called upon for said tax, since the
income books are now closed, I take
this method of paying the same
Please advise receipt through the press" The
bond was sold, and the proceeds of sale, toQeth-
er with the so, placed to the credit Of the con-
science fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL has informed the
House OF Representatives, in answer to a resolu-
ton, that no appointments made in the Depart
ment of Justice during the last year were under
the civil service rules, in consequence Of the
appointing nts being only temporary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

L FREUHD9 LADIIs' NATIONAL DININo
u and fCK C1IA1 SALOON, corner iisS 10
fenn.yvanis ssenue. Ladies and sentiensn'.
b..<A eAaaFsa dab. Ny fscilities Tor supeiyiss
S.l,as : wsadias., DinnsF, te co@PIsts. .ls
fFSssn 9 liberal share Of your Dafronaxe n !.
sysv.eiss =. Cs,erW md Confsetionsr. 1lol Penn.
---s sxsnue. au1-ly
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts Gom this
source to-day were s41l ,ol2.S.
GEN 2. T. DENT has been relieved from duty
at the Executive Mansion, to take effect March
9TH, and viii then have leave of absence till
July, when he viii join his regiment, the 5th ar
tlEary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

MS Miss hoIascaILD's MARsIAeE-Afis Roths-
religious ceremonies, notvifRsf !. Min. ~, ~.
position Of the Ritlalists, to Eiias CSnsts.t;rRs
Iorkeseen, Earl Of Hardwickie. and Eeuerrv h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

PERENPToRy ORDERS have been sent to the
collector of internal revenue at Albany, n. Y,
to collect the amount due from the New York
Central railroad on script dividend tax. This
case has been pending in the department here
fDr several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

TIE PoNERoY INvEsTIGATIoN.-TheS Senate
select committee to investigate the charges
against Senator Pomeroy to-day received a
dispatch from Kansas, stating that about
twenty witnesses en- route for Washington
Ten of these, it is understood, will testify
against Mr.. PomerOy, while the other ten are
Witnesses in his behalf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

Mr.. JOSEPH b. STEWART, confined in the
Capitol prison for contumacy, having failed to
secure the publication Of his amended testi-
mony by the House, is now having it printed In
pamphlet form, TO be laid before members OF
Congress and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

NAVAL CHANGEs-Medical Inspector Saml
F. Cones ordered to the navy yard, Portsmouth
\. H.; Surgeon F. f. Potter detached from the
navy yard. Portsmouth, N. H., and ordered to
h receiving ship Sabine; Surgeon Somerset
Robinson detached from the receiving ship
Sabine and ordered to the naval station, League
Island, PENNSYLVANIA.
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The House COMMITTEES on military affairs
have agreed upon a report against a consolida-
ton OF the staff corps and departments and in
favor of a system of details from the line of a
certain number of officers for staff duty for four
years, and against filling vacancies permanently;
also, allowing promotions in the higher grades
of the staff, but cutting of the rank of brigader
chief OF artillery, one of cavalry, and one of
infantry, to be on duty by detail, in the War
Department..
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The CASE OF SENATOR SPENCER.-In the
Alabama house of representatives, yesterday, a
democratic member offered a resolution that
the legislature GO into the election OF United
states Senator TO succeed the Hon. George f..
Spencer. After considerable wrangling the
resolution was voted down by a strict party vote
of 40 to i3.
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SERvILE LABOE TO RE PEoHIBITRD.-Yes-
terday Hon. John M. Coghlan, Of California,
accompanied by a committee from the National
Labor Cornell Of this District, consisting of
Messrs A. Z. Redst0ne, j. A. Davis, j. r. Lipp-
hard, Frank Mace, and A. NJ. Pratt, appeared
before the committee of education and labor of
the House Of Representatives, and urged the
immediate consideration Of II. X. bin No. us,
entitled a "bAl to prohibit contracts for servile
labor" The necessity for such an act was ex-
planned by Mr.. Coghlan and Mr.. Redstone,
after which the visitors retired, with assurances
from the committee that they would report the
bill without amendment and request its imme-
date passage.
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TIE DISTRICT IN CoSGREss.-The House
district committee at their regular meeting to-
day had under consideration House bill 2isi to
authorize the construction of a suitable iron or
masonry bridge across the Eastern Branch of
the Potomac at or near the present AnacOstia
bridge. A large delegation from Uniontown
including DR., c. III. Nichols, representing the
interests OF the government, were before, the
committees TO urge the passage Of the bill. No
concl usion was reached.
The memorial signed by 1000 persons against
the heavy tolls charged by the Aaueduct Bridge
Company was considered but no action taken.
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ANOTHER VETO.-Vice President Colfax laid
before the Senate, yesterday, a message from
the President, vetOing the bill for the relief OF
the sufferers from the destruction of the salt
works near Manchester, KY, by order of Major
Gen. Don Carlos Buell.. The Presidents rea-
sons for Withholding his approval of this bill are
substantially the same as in the case of Dr. j.
Milton Best. The message and bill were re-
ferred to the committee on claims
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AT THE WHITE HoUsB.-Among the large
number of visitors at the White House TODAY
who saw the President were Senators Carpen-
ter, Cameron, and Pool, Representatives But
Ter, Lamport, and Shoemaker, Secretary Belk-
nap and General Sheridan, Col. John McComb
OF the Alta California, NJ. ID. Leggett, Commits
siOner Douglass, Tom Murphy, Dan Dougherty
Rev. q. W. Cooper, and several friends
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DECLINES TO RECOMMEND A PARDON. The
Attorney General has declined to recommend
the pardon Of Saml. 6. Brown, an alleged South
Carolina kuklux, sentenced to five years service
at Albany. Brown is said to have been a leader
of the kuklux in South Carolina. He occupies
high social position at home, and his friends
have made earnest efforts to secure his pordon
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0KLAHoNA.-The Senate committee on Indian
affairs have agreed to the bill establishing a
civilized government in the Indian territory. 1t
provides for the appointment Of governor, sec
rotary and judges BY the President, and for the
election of territorial legislature by the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

HE ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE ENFORCE
NENr ACT IN LExINGTON, KY.-The CITY
collector and democratic inspectors of the
city election in Lexington. arrested on the
charge of preventing negroes from voting. have
arrived at Louisville, and win have a prelimi-
nary examination to-day. The attention of At
torney General Williams has been called to the
case, and he has appointed Hon. Jas. Harlan of
Nv, to assist Col Wharton, the L. 3. district
attorney, in the prosecution.
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The CLERKS OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE
BUREAU are informed that an examination
under the civil service rules, for promotions to
the higher and appointments to the lower grades
of clerkships in that bureau, will take place on
the 2d of March. All persons desiring to COM
pete in this examination are privileged to do 20.
subject to the rules and regulations prescribed
by the Treasury board of examiners.
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THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION CLOSED
The Senate committee on privileges and cleo
tons heard an explanatory statement by Gov
ernor Warmoth, in the Louisiana election case,
this morning, and then went into executive ses-
sion on their report, which will be presented in
a few days.
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Read! Read! Read!
GREAT DISCOVERY
DDADTCV'C PATENT DATNT
DI(ADLGl DENAMELl Allvl.
Pure White Lead Iinseed Oil Zinc, Chemically Combined
Will last three long best lead and oil mixed in the
Always ready for use. Sold by the gallon.
One gallon Twenty yards two coats
We especially call the attention the fss .%9a a of n g IT. n 1873
J;; 4: :; :5 s5 ss2 5 $ 81 %
Paint sn an r; % ,ss; s:: s: tfs :S: s | $ ]
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:$ ' i?; @ 81: :. @ ;
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paint ] $ is; 8? Els: $ .s s " $ IS: {: <; E;
oyedisd
hat he can
Yours JAMEsHALI~
DpaaJr1
Mr. r Kyht-1nr The
onatcn
wherein emveou the
Yours, truly, JACOB sToUFFER
eGeyynC omtyNh Ier2iM. 1872
@ %ss$ :Es XII S:s nd $ ri :a; e.; s $s $
ever seen very respectfully, MURRAY ADDISON
Kigh,
purchased inside
achi durability beauty
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covering surface than promised
III again uc ~ ~ ~ Pun
Yours NJ
ecuny Life AWnne
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and
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C. p. KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
No. 90 w. Lombard Street,
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H g R N ER -
MARYLAND
Super Phosphate.

I'VE court the Chemist lnqnlry.)
After % years experience in the Fertzing business
and after establishing wide reputation for the purity
and excellence of his Bone Dust the subscriber has been
induced u prepare Phosphate suitable to the require
ments and every way worthy the attention of the South
Farmer.
The "MARYLAND" is rcjnvenator and permanent
improver of the soil. IT stimulates equal to Peruvian
Guano and susains equal to Bone, being conn osed al
most entirely of these ingredients with very liberal
per centage of Potash in the reSidnum There is adj
ueratcr inferior article nscd-evsry part cle Of the
Phosphate being of essential bene fit to the land Neith
pains Expense have been spared its preparation,
and we claim for il the greatest benefit to the farmer
from the smallest outlay.
For Cotton, Wheat and Corn, and AS a general stmu-
liant and aliment for and impoverished land there
can he nothing superior II is warranted 10 high
in Ammonia and higher in Bone Phosphate than any
other fertilizer in the market.
Price $50 per 7o IN Bugs. No charys far delivery.
BONE DUST SIi, BONE MEAL $50, DISSOLVED
BONE S42, own manufacture, in new bags; Eastern
and Western BONE DUST $35. PERUVIAN GUANO
delivered from Peruvian Government Warehouse at low
est rates. No charge for delivery.
JOSHUA HOR.t'ER, .JI.,
Manufacturer and General Commission Merchant. OF.
flee and warehouse, 81 s. Gay St. General Warehouse,
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BUSINESS SUITS, 50, sll, Sl3, SIS, SIS, and $50.
BUSINESS PANTS, $3.50 $3.50, 81 30, and $500.
DRESS PANTS, 49, $500 $50 and $3.50
We design to make this large snd speedy sale, and
offer such inducements as will lead you TO buy. Let
every in want Of Clothing ut and get the
choice Of the first consignment. We want our custo-
aud the citizens of Baltimore TO have the whole of
this stock of Clothing, which, together with our own.
will constitute hundred thousand Coats Pants
and Vests be disposed of to the citizens of Baltimore
If they appreciate efforts to supply them with good,
substantial Clothing ut low prices. II this stock does
not meet with speedy sale shall ship it to Wash
ngton house, but shall give Baltimore chance at it
first We have exerted ourselves TO get the control of
this stock and trust the citizens OF baltimore will az
precatc. Bear in mind that you can now Secure sub
stantal bargains in CLOTHING for MEN, YOUTHS aud
BOYS
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Boston, November ~, 1872.
Mlessrs. ]. H. SMITH & CO.,
Baltimore,

Yours of the 18th at hand and We have concluded to
consign stock of CLOTHING saved from the fire to
you and have shipped per fast freight TWENTY CAS- ES
and i'll forward the balance of our stock fast your
sales Justify it, Yours, respectfully
RAINSFoRD, KILB0URN 4 WALDO
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100000 WORTH OF CLOTHING

TO OUR PATRONS
We are pleased to inform you that We have secure
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100000 WORTH OF CLOTHING
saved the Boston fire, and shall commence the sale
of them tomorrow. The stock made up by first
class Boston house. and enabled to dispose of il
at 25p cent. below the actual cost We can offer
substantial bargains in Clothing This large stock adj
ded TO our own, makes the largest aud most compile e
assortment OF Clothing ever offered in this city. We
name in part some of the goods:
CHILDREN'S 0VERC0ATS ..........S $3.50 to 6.
3 500 BOYS ONERCOATS...... 4.u0 to II.
LOCO YOUTHS 0NERC0ATS. ......... 100 to 10.
MEMS OvERC0ATS. ................. Z 90 to ~.
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