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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

Wholesale murders were commii,ed near Gre
NADIA, Mise. hy man named Wilson, who from
some quarrel regarding n lease of plantation
and negroes, shot Messrs Morrison, Boytt, Clarke
and Gibson. The sheriff and his posse were ou
IN pursuit of Wilson.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

'Fho official returns from SIS out Of 81 counties, in
the New York cleo ito have been received which give
wing majority of IL 223. Twenty-four wing congress-
m are already ascertained There three dis
tricts, and part of fourth yet unsettled. Six state
aenatars have been elected by the whig party.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

The Chiuicothe.-The Mediator, Capt Carol, which
arrived yesterday from TIT mouth of the ohio reports
that the deck load of the Chcothe, her boilers and
engine IRE saved her hull and the residue oil her car
20 consisting of 100 of bale rope and basgng 'oo
barrels of -four and sundry lots Of merchandise, will be
entirely lost. Her passengers, $50 in NUMBER got Oft
|
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report Of the steamer solve Branch from 9'h''
lan now lying at LAFAYETTE, states that she does no
come to our wharf "for enr ii being seized for DEBT
This is the frs time heard that our nelshbo
nort was "a city Of refuge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

u Neither of the steam ships, Great estern. or
Liverpool had arrived at New York on the 18TH Much
CONSERVATION begun to be Eel, concerning Them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

Racers Come.-Thc steamer Semaphore, from Bu-
ton Rouge, yesterday brought down 6more race hor-
ses in fine condition, and ready for immediate
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THE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED Bv JOgaN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
NEW OR LEANS:
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1898

Ne,D York Ciy.-Ths oficinl retnrns for tho city,
have been receivsd and from them j. appears tina,
Seeard's (Whis) majority over Marcy, the loco foco
tina, the party both here, and there, offered to bet
two to Marcy's election up to the receipt Of
tho last d.y's return, and when the imm powsr
of the &" ms" j. con,rasied with the weakness Of
the "outs," this result is immense triumph for
the wing party.
The loco loco press in this city, and elsewhere,
are devotine their energies to prove that the wing
victory in New York arose from a coalition with
the abolitioniss; and though il is almos, useless
to argue with men previously resoIved, we com
attention to the following facts. The wing
jority for governor in the city was 8i7, while the
candidate for lieutenant governor, was in nino-
rity Of 34t. Whyt because the party succeeded
in casting an imputution Of abolition feeling on
Bradsh, else would the two candidates' ma ori,ss
have been the same: and if the charge had been
supposed to rest on both, both would alike have
failed, whereas Seward succeeded both in the city
and tho state.-clesrly proving that no such i'm pu.
.ation clang to him any where; while Bradish
Though in minority in the cry, carried the state
""'S" - f'e''J """'i"S"k P''oi VIC
dice was merely local. II the general mpusa-
ton Of the tories had any real foundation, why il
this difference? II the city wing vote for Bradish
as lieutenant governor, proved the existence Of a
doubt upon his principles, does not their vote fol
governor prove that none rested on Seward? And
if the wing party in the city, deceived by tory
falsohoods,v voted agans. their candidate for second
officer, is it not clear that they free from the
slanderous lmpuation Of fnyoring abolition, al
cast on them by the tories! And if the imputa-
ton on Bradish, had be true, he would hav,
been rejected by The state, well the city, blu
the fac, Of his ultimate success proves clearly tina
the charge was false, and that the tory lbeIlers
thong successful in dece living the city voters
fll"d to deude the honest wings of the interior
| Official for the eity-
Governor.-Se ward, whig ,majority over Marcy
L. F., 8i7
Lieut. Governor Tracy, L. F., ma.
jority over Bradish, 346
Seward, WING, mnj over Bradsh, 986
Congress. Ogden Hoffman, wing,
highest vote over McKeon, L. F highes.
vote, 1890
Over Moore, l.. F., lowest vote, 1923
Assembly -scoes, whig, highest over
Straton, F., highes. vote, Use
Over Hartwell. L F. lowest vote, 1895
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

De0r Sf:-
Ihave this day arrived here from the mouth
nf Red River where have been by order OF the gov
eminent for the purpose of removing sand bar, repor
ted to be formed completely TO obstruct the nayi-
gstion BY stean boats in the Red River,
You and many Of your friends having deep interest
10 the ma alton Of that River deem il my duty to
give YOU all the inforsation have on the SUBJECT
Ii has been reported that the water sretn Ned River
was flowing down the Atchafalaya, and feared ny
many persons that the Red River woGd find its way by
that pass 10 the Gulf of Mexico, and loss Il. commu-
nicaton with the Mississippi, which is BY no means
probable and far from any of Red River water flow
ing through the Atchaalaya, there is small stream OF
water run over the mud bank ut the mousaof the bayou
into the Missssippi | fld the bottorn Of the BAYOU
coaposed of stiff clay hike TINT ut se. Bayou Pacque-
mine which II tlEfbde to give way by The action OF
the water ON IT, The banks the bayou are also per-
raa,ent. have been into it ut different ZINES during
the last twenty three years, ad e see 40 difference in
the with the stream.
As reates TO the Bar there will be possibility oi
any seysoas injury tile navigation from any deposit
by the Mississippi at the cut Off That whrh "Sistet
this year for few days after Fte aA Of waGr in iln
Mississippi was probably greater than ay that ever
heretofore took place. Thebed Of the mississippi al
that point is contracting rapidly ard will continue &c
fiji up until there is but sufficient Width left for tile wa
ter from Red River pass, which mast Of courre keel
its own channel open. passed into the ReE River OF
the 18th inst. with the snag boat elepolsr drawing si1
| feet and found me deficiency Of wafer.
| Capt Tyson s'eady to enter Red kiver as soon a
il is sufficiently high for him get up to the raft, he
the new accumulation will be rea,ved in q few day
| after his reaching it.
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5000! Capital Prize.

Tickets only 49,
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Drawn numbers of the Grand State Lottery, Class ST.
63. ~, 90, 50, A. 25, As. SO, 5, 9, 20.
TLASS No. SIS. Authorised by the Legislature a
" the State. To be drawn TODAY, Nov.
18TH 1885, at o'clock, p. NJ. at the Merchants Ex-
change
S.DAVIS g. co. Managers.
rs Numbers-lQ Drawn Ballots.
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Tickets s. 50 Halves 81 a1-Quartera 90,
Packages of 25 Tickets for 500 So warranted draw at
least $50.
Packages of half tickets $3l o. warranted draw
at least SIS Packages IS Quarter Tickets SIS 63 war
ranted to draw at least ~ 90 For Packages or single
Tickets, apply at the
novel Is Chartrss st
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Red Rip~.-By the poltene's of a friend we have
been favored with permission TO publish letter he mas
received on the subject Of the Red River navigation
whie, contains particulars which our cltlzena
generally feel strong interest in. 1t will DO at once
perceived that il is from Capt. Shreeve, Of the U. 5
service engaged in clearing away the distractions lately
formed at tho mouth, and also the newly formed rat.
NArcHEz, l4th Nov. 1888.
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THELTrS BLACK FItID-The greutes, inSentotR
IT yet known for wrtng.-Thc ssperfoIi ay OF thiA +
article above all other writing fluids efsrs to- tim
public for everv purpose ef writing to- s~hteta may he
applied has been acknowledged and duly appreciated
by the discerning in every poraen OF a'e Dn'cd States
uhers III has been sold: atnitted to be superior to-
the Blue or other fluid hitherto discovered 1Ne
article Here offered invented for the express pur
pose Of ebvia'ng the many strong objeco'ss entertain
ed against the numerous fluids heretofore offered 10
the public. II is ME productions Oft chemist long emf
for his skill and possesses properties NOT contain
ed IN any other invention, Inc apphea,ion .. me
deiibe q1sates, and is invaluable for being free from
all coHrosiveness destructive TO- papers which the
! flid is known to- possess.
xs'The above article is offered 10 the public it,
every way deserving Of their confidence and PATRON
age.
purchasersra - FELL " w.
| New York Stattonsrs Hail.
MOVED "a Charities at
WATHER1s NEWS INK-5O kegs jus. received
| DAVID FELT IS co,
| New Yonk SEaaoners Hail.
nov52 "a Charres 81
r UMBE2-I0,OOO clear White Piae boards, u nd
- ing from ship London, 10y sale Ie l ~
| nov22 70 Campar
8 ALT-500 sacks fine sa Is, landing ~ M snip Ecko
- for sale by saJr WHST y f
| n0v22 F3Iampss
NOR SAI.E-J60,6O1 Havana Sega1s IbS boxes
II Chambern Wine 2n boxes fresh NIal'rn Raj.
sins 100 boxes do. Lemons 25 frals f. AAnonIs, so
,ierces prime Carolina Rice, Of tive crop, and 50
bbls Lonf Sugar. for sale by
| nnvo2 10 Poy isas 81
EVAY-2O0 bales now landing from sii'p Npagnrn,
| IL n and for sale by -
SIS WHITNEY,
noyos - Cauep ~
MOUNTING r ON 10 Rent; appyt
~ i a J WHITNEY,
nov22 70 Gang, s.
Nll.-35 barrels Tanners Oil,
~ 20 cusks Sperm Oil, winter strained, for le
by l. III GALE,
noyo9 SO Common at
EMPTY BANREI.S--5"h hlolnsses Barrels, in H.
IA perior Order for sale by
LII GALE;
! nov22 90 Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

NNIE Have in store and offer for sss
w rs sscks Java Coffeu
800 do Rio do
1876 do Havana do
iB5 do Liverpool SAILS
so barrels American Brandy
20 10 AM-riean Gin
$ do Holland do
s04 boxes New Bet.4FrG SPesm Candles
300 ss niesksaa's Soap
800 DO Robbsns DO
20 do do Neg
800 half hoaes do Ma
2so boxes Mr. R"isins
~ du ks tSo
IS boxes Esraon Syrup
gaD 40 assorted keshuPs
zO NJ CiEassr various qualities
50 boxes Goshen C.eese
300 10 Tea, assorted
IS Eirkms Gosh n Bniier
100 boxes assorted zes Pickles
IS coils Manila RY'e
50 barrels D,ls superior Ora skers
50 do No 3 Mackerel
IS hhdo NSs ds
With great variety Of other goods N the GrscsTy
line, which will be sold very low for case OF on the
usual time. WINSTON il SHALL,
n0vl7 Front Levee
r UMBER & FISH-3s,D0O feet l us,ber, bonr d
IL ship Liverpool opposite the Orleans Press. APP
~ LEVI u GALE,
nevN 90 Cearron st
6RIL-lObO gallon Winter stni ned Srerna Oil ,band
~ from ship Parhenon, 70, sale BY
ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
| Revl7 1874 Mugazine as
ID ICE-3O .ierces new prime isce. for snse b,
HI ABRAHAM TkIER,
! Nevr7 40 Poytlras ST
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NEW ORLEANS Jockey CLUB BACEs.

over the ECLIPSE Course, to commence on Tues.
FIRST DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, $780, 3 mile hears; second
best horse to receive $3On, provided more Than two
start; ifbut Two, the winner TO receive s. 200
SECOND DAY.
Proprieror's Purse, 81 200, two mile heats; second
best horse to receive $20n, provided than
start, if but two the winner to receive 900.
The New Orleans Plata snlend,l Ten Service Of
Silver, value 8 ,ofO' mile heats In this rcc four
year olds and UNDER carrying their appropriate weights
S year olds and over 1870 pounds;
Jockey Club Purse, 81 500, mile heas' second be.
horse to receive 500 provided more than two start if
but two, The winner to receive S20O0.
FIFTH DAY.
Proprietor's Purse, 5000 mile heats, best three in
SIXTH DAY.
Proprietor's Purse, 81 900, three mile heats;
nov 10 OLIVER.
r UMBER-And Potatoe- 26,OJ1 feet clear season.
u G Boards. 100 bbs Potatoes, landing from
ship Lagrange, and for sae by
nRAYs-A few Cincinnati Ora, On bandoI sale,
nov6 A New I.evee
O6fce Nem Orleans and Washable RI. RID. Co.,
November lth, 1898.
DRAFTS on New York at sight for sale, in sums
~ to suit purchasers, at per cent. premium.
JAMES ii CALDWELL,
HKOLLA" TO RATTLE.
TNSIIE celebrated New York iroting horse, ROLLA,'
u will he ratified for on Saturday the 9th instant
This very popular ANIMAL the winner of many races
and possessing such undonbted speed. aud bottom, il
in the best possible condition, and may be seen at
any time and particulars learned at the stable OF
OLIVER DUBOIS,
Tattersalrs. in St. Charles st. cor Grayer
G5>Chances $40 each. novl6-td.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

NOTICE.
Mr.. GEORGE MLRRICK having resigned The Of
fee ofchief Engineer Of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, MIR. job" HSmpson has been appoint
ed in his place, whom all persons having business
wh or wishing information regarding said RAD cad
will apply nj the Rail Rond Office, PoyaTas sweet,
BY order of the Beard.
lsigne,i) JOHN NICHOLSON,
.~x17-f Cashier
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B A 2 A A R,
o. |LTo. &. Pop,,,,a,.

b A A Il,
Corner Of 81. Charies &, Common street,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
RUSH & ALLAN would respectfully call the ut.
teniion of csens and strangers to their complete
assortment ot Gantlemen's linen hirts do Cambria
with linen lronts. fashionable linen fronts linen col
lars: silk and meriao under Shirts and drawersi
canbric md silk handkercefsi black and fancy cru
in great varety stocks OF every descriptions; gum
elastic and cntr0n su.Pende. silk, cotton and thread
gloves gents hoskin gloves, umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also,-Spendd assortment of ladies and gents wri-
ting desks dressing cases, port olios, perumery, cut
lery, and rich fancy goods,
nnvl1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

ANTHRACITE coal.
nNE hundred and twelve h"gsheuts superior An
" thrache Coal, landing from ship New Hamp
shire from Philadelphia br sale by
HOLMES T. MILLS.
noy22 9 Bank Place.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22


the story Of Mr. Swnrtwout's defalcations was
uue:-we con assure them there is sno peg Ito
hang doub, on The POST party organ of
New York, not only proclaimed ii on the 18th,
but repeal ted it the 18Th, and IN both occasion
endeavored TO draw from it conclusive reasons in
favor of living still OPT oruniiies for collec-
tors to defraud, and piIlaRe, the public Golfers,
inaamuch as. he affirmed that such specuatons
prove the necessity Of more sub-treasurers. Nay,
both days he rails in good Sc. terms at the very
insec ure practice Of leaving large sums in indiv
dual hands, ye, such is his determined purpose,-
in conformity with party us,ge---.o uphol all in.
cumbents in office, tina, in the very next sentence
when replying TO The madversions Of the Ex-
press on the o"se manner in which the present
collector MIR. Hoyt keeps his accounts, vows in
the usual way that its apprehens ions are ~ edeea
Why is this Simply because Mr.. Hoyt is in of.
fee, and MIR S~artwoui is not. While the reverse
of the position was true the veritable 'Posi' would
have verbally exterminated the libeous scoundre
who would dare to insinuate any suspicion that
the public monies were unsafe while in the Gus
,ody of his dear friend Mr.. Swnrtwou,. The party
papers Throughout, the state, with this very Post
III 'ho Hoht tahAs mdke d pIhClpi@ oI supporting
the powers-ihat.be,' whatever may be the charges
brought agains, them, however fragrant the acts
they are be guilty Of. They agree entirely with
| tory Fitzgerald in England whose d. vo,ion to
the 'ns' is illustrated in the couples which the
sa,incal Horace Smith has put into his mouth -
sand if in Dow ming street, old Nick should revel,
Eng land's prin" minister,-'hen, bless the Devil.
TThe article on the advantage of rail road
from this city to Nashville, or Louisville, and
which we extracted from the journal Of the
latter city was by accident omitted yesterday
though referred 10 in editorial remarks. Il
will be found in our columns today. As an en-
dorsement of that, and Of our own previous article.
on the advantages to be derived from the projec
we mention that the veteran General Gaines yes
tcrday traversed 80 mach Of the road as is alreud
completed, and on expressing his delight with
what had been completed entered largely into the
advantages TO be derived from the undertaking il
a national, military, pon, OF view, since if any flu
,ure invasion of our soil should occur the who'll
force of the interior might be brought to bear il
two or three dnys by this channel, whereas tn
lower section OF our country might ,e entirely ove
run should our enemy land when, as now, GU
rivers were too dry to admit tho trans. Of IN n
or munitions
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

6NOLOGNE WATER-'rhe subscribers have rece-
" we'd by the ships Rochester and Republican, from
Havro large supply Of Cologne Water To:'h Brush
es Nail brushes, &c. OF superior quality, wiEh tcy
eder for sale on yeasons.ble terms.
SlCkR.ES Il CO.
nnueS 30 Canal ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
TENfJLS Institution tor the edacaton Of young gentle
L. men, VIII go iRo operation the first of Oc'o-
her, the basement Story as Ss Methodist ChHrch,
of Carondeet sssd Pc, dtos. under the dnscon
Of the Undersigned wp has occupied the chair Of
mathematics in severaa Colleges Of The north, and whc'
is graduate Of one Of tile celebrated universities
Of Eurspe.
The cousse Of studies to he pa~ned in his seminary
will be cpmpehemled III the following divisons y w.:
!. The English department. embracing all the
aFanches afn thorough and accomplished Engl@h en-
ucaOn.
.. TIE classical Department. cosnrrehsn,ting tse
L.s4n, and Greek languages.
3. Tlc department al mods,n Ian s,ngrs, in Mr III
will he saughe a.e, Frsncl Spanish and Grna1 Ian
gnngeS.
a. Ere mathematical anSS ph'ssophi ID depnrt'n sn'
tsnYsesen.ing Algebra, ,comert, The two IrgonOrn-
stres With ,lniu practical, pPpiir ui'"n ~ SMro,
Nasigasion> A.tnnemyr SC. NHtmnl Philosophy and
CsemiE,rr illustrated by approp, iate cxpenasenir
AFEvenins Ci.aaes nv atc Mslsma angnnges nitl
hs txlne.b na,d,,t,ended 10 from ihe ! - OslOhSr
] CT HADDERNkANNrA NJ.
kKpEREECEsr
JGfBSON Esq.
.cy PueshicM SHANNON. Lnsjsiaoas Goiiagr,
acka ,H-
DrC \ AEjLEN isF.RG-
I-C DUNCAN Esq,
NICHOLSON Esq, New OfIeaav.
ssr,Ja-T3Es
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mAY0RALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
TW1I1E pas Of usss -four se-aap is &l " per barrel
IL accurdiNg So the ar6 ms bukess SHAH give da-
ring the pressns wesk grnns Msnsy lsa inrt. 2som,-
of bread Fr hitt. Brea3 OF ic srcsn.h quality
required to weigh % pes NOSE -viz-35 ounces.
novl7 G. GENOlS, Mae or.
A FIRST rnst n asip Cow for safe, apply hsara
N ship DC once, Opposite Hospital sueen~
uovl7
GERHfAN WORKS.
TONVERSATluNTS LEXICON, - vols and
~ l vol plates;
%;:s :;;:;:; works,
TIL Koerner-Vonae VeSds Cassnera, original adb
ton;
Zschokke, in Il in 8 vols;
Clauren L. Kind Nov ellen,
And variety of standard works in the tFrrnsa.
Also, German Gramnlars and Dictionaries Tor nst5uc
ton in French, English and Spanish.
Z Johns d co,
novl7 cor ST ':hasies Il CUmmoH 81
TNNHE Subscribers have made ARA ageneats vita
u Messrs. Waters & Hilman, tile Steam Bake
ry, for supply of their Bread, fresh frem t
bake house, lot of which have received and oasr
for SALE consisting ofpot navy and coffee hoNe bread
Soda Biscuit, Sugar, Butter and WaeI CSneksFs, pui
G w PRITCHAED,
novl7 10 TAGART DR.
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FOR NEW YORK.

FUK NEW fUItNs
TO sail on the 28th inst.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE;
"a TTNHE fast sailing packet ship Nashville Mas
ANY engaged, will positively sail as above, for
baance Of freight or passage, having splendid accom-
modations apply to the Captain board, opposite the
id BEIN & A COHEN,
nov22 9UCommOh 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

COAL.
A NTHRACITE and Orr.l Coal in casks hhds and
N in lots to suit purchasers.
Orders left at the yard in Canal street, between
Csrpndelet and Baronne, the counting house OF
HOLMES & MILLS,
nnvg2 9 Bank Place.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

MOUNTING r ON 10 Kent; apply TO
" i a J T WHITNEY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

g ALT-60O bags fine Liverpool Salt on board ship
y Forum, from Boston, for sale low if taken from
the Levee, by
,..uo1 % & New LeIaa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

TNOR SALE-jnG,GO0 Havana Segars, IeS boxes
~ Cbambern Wine, 2M boxes fresh Wal,gn Raj
sins 100 boxes do Lemons, 25 frails t> Amends, SO
terces prime Carolina Rice, Of tive neH crop, and 50
ABRAHAM yRSER,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

EVAY-2O0 bales now landing srosn sii'p Npagnr"r
Il a. and for sale by "
s. up WHITNEY,
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NIl.-85 barrels Tanners Oil,
~ 20 cusks Sperm Oil, winter strained, for saa e
bv t. III GALE,
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GOVERNORS HORSE GUARDS.
VOU will parade in full winter uniform on Friday
Il Afternoon, the 10th instant, at o'clock, the
square opposite the Theatre, in ST Charles street, for
Regimental Review.
by order of W SiifIwcn, Lieut.. Comd't.
JOHN GIBSON,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

M E&RY II LEE 9 &c, Nc } Magazine street. ar,
4 E"w receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, alI'! other late arrivals rrem .hr
-tl'er cities, large and new selected assortment
EIts, Boots. shoes and Brosans,
consisting OF gentlcmen's fine calf and Morocco boots
'o ID quality; do bnf'd, and pegsed boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocco
rhnse pumps and brogans buckskin shoes, brogans al,
slippers; mems fine calf and kipped pesgcd shoes and
lrogans; do boots; do stout kip and wax ,esged shoes
ald brosans genllemen's best quality calf sewe Shoes
frogans and Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
,cke shoes and brogans; do calf, seal and Morocco"
wan shoes and slippers, do calf, buff wings
a new article; do fine calf seal and qnarter
'ots hoys, misses and chldren's pegged and scwed
bt ogans and shoes of every quality and kind.
Also general assortment OF mems stou, wax and
r'"'t rogans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
csro best quality, russell brosans, nailed in tn,
anks made expressly for plantation use; good us
rnen of mems fine and stout kip russell bros,ns, =
Nv article and alge quantity of an inferior quality
r. sset and wax brogans.
Ladies' fine calf, seal, and grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid run
W, and slippers; do Shoes with and without heels
calf, seal and sou, leather bootecs; do Punella shoes
TALL kinds and qualities; do lasting brogans; to gael
and oNed bootees. Misses lasting spring shoes an
oi gsns. Chltren's colored Morocco and lasting bro
4: ..i and boots, &c.
ienencns fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
IN t',ak beaver do of superior quality; do imitation
L ram ao bread and narrow bim mems fine ,lrab aud
VII tx Russia short mapped hats new article Yorhs
In &c size hats of different qualities do childrens.
" ms and bcy's black and drab wool hats of various
sn pes, with general assortment of boys and mems
GA! caps.
Tins assortment will be replenshed by the arrival of
each packetstrom the named cities, all of which
"llibe sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T