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The Cecil Whig., 1843-07-15

Mmyland, cecil County Set,
nm application of James Getty, of Cecil
OComty, by petition in writing to the judg-
cs of Cecil County Court that he is in ac-
tual confinement for debts he is unable TO
pay, and offering to deliver up for the benefit
ofhls creditors all his property, real personal
and mixed, to which he is in any way cnti-
tied, schedule whereof and list of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
oath, and praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and to have EXTENDED to him the
benefit ofthe several insolvcnt laws Of Maryland;
and it appearing to said Court by competent tcstl-
mony thatth said petitioner has resided within the
State Of Maryland for the last sixty days next be-
fore hisappcation, said Court appointed William
GLEASON Trustee for the benefit ofthc said James
Getty who has entered into bond, with security
by said Court prescribed and approved, for the
faithful performance of his said trust, and the SAID
Trustee having certified TO SAID Court that nc Is
in full possession Of all the property in the said
schedule and list of debts contained, have order
ed and appointed the first Tuesday next aiicr the
third Monday in October next, for the said James
Getty to appear before the said Court AT the
court lolise in Ellton, to answer such allcga-
ton and intcrrogatories as may be then and
there by his creditors made and proposed and
the said James Getty, having entered INTO Dond
in Il penalty and with security by said Court
prescribed and approved so to appear and answer
as aforesaid, said Court do hereby order and di-
rect that the said James Getty, be discharged
from personal confinement, and that he give no.
tice of this his application, and Of the day so by
me appointed for his final hearing in said Court
to his creditors, by advertisement IN some
newspaper printed in Cecil County, once
week for three months before the said first Tues
day next after the third Monday i'll October next
True copy. Test ,,.,
June nth GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Cl'k
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NOTICE..

All persons are hereby fnrwarned from
receiving any notes which William Rossel
holds against his lister Hannah Prichart,
as they arc illegal.
HANNAH PRlCHART.
June 9th 1S43 3w
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Farmers take Notice.

The subscriber has the pleasure to an
nounce to his friends and the Public, that
he has commenced the manufacturing of
Wool in all its various branches, at the
Providence Mills on North East Creek,
near Gilpin's Falls. Those who will ia
vor him with their WORK may depend on
having it done with propriety and dispatch
JETHRO JOHNSON.
N. B. Wool will be carded in rolls
for 6l cts. cash
Providence Mills, June 10, 1S43
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DEDICATION, AT PORT DEPOSIT.
The Independent order Of Odd Fellows
will hold meeting in Port Deposit, on
the 20lh Inst. There will be pro-
cession of the order, composed of a
large number of the members from Balii-
more, Philadelphia and Wilmington. The
new Hall, recenlly constructed, will be
dedicated. The ceremonies will consist
of the reading of the Declaration of In
dependence and an Grafton, by dIslln-
guished Literary Gentleman, together
with other ceremonies connected with the
order. A band Of music will be in al.en-
dance. The public are respectfully invil-
ed to attend. BY Order
COM. ARRANGEMEN rs.
June 9th lS13.--tw
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COElstas>He's Sale.

ESY virtue of three writs of Vendi EX-
~ posas issued by Nicholas White one
Of the justices Of the peace of the State Of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county to me
directed, will expose to sale at Public
Auction upon the premises on Monday
the gath day of July at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ.
for cash, one lot piece or parcel of land
with the appurtenances situate lying and
being in Cecil county, adjoining lands of
John Riddle and others containing fifteen
acres, on which is erected comfortable
two story log dwelling, late the property
of John White seized and taken in execu-
ton at the suits of Ohio NowIand and
others. LEVI TYSON,
July lst 1S43-ts Con'st.
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The subscriber being aware of the hardness of
the times. and the great scarcity of money, feels
disposed to sell his work at prices that will suit
the convenience of all who may wish to pur-
chase.
Undertaking. fIe also informs the public, that
he is prepared to make at the shortest notice,
COFFINS of every description lie has also
also first rate IEARSE, which will enable
him to discharge all duties in this line of bus-
ness, which will be done, whenever his services
are required. LEVI +. BOULDEN.
June g. 1S43-ly
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Millinery.

MISS ELIZABETH McKlNSEY, has
NA just returned from Philadelphia, with
large assortment of Bonnets of every
variety, and of the latest fashions, toge,h-
er with a splendid lot of ribbons, and all
other articles kept by a milliner.
Her shop is the one formerly occnpi-
ed by Miss Ellis, opposite the Washing
ton Hotel.
She tenders her thanks for the patron
age she has received since she commen-
ced business, and no effort ON her part
will be spared to deserve a continuance
of like encouragement.
ELKToN, May 18th.
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THE CECIL WHIG
POSTPONEMENT.

The dedication and celebration, con-
tcmplated to take place on the 4:h of
July, has been unavoidably postponed,
until the 20lh when it will positively take
place.
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IN CHANCERY 10 JUNE 1913.

IN CHhNCERY 10 JUNE lS43.
Ordered that the sales made and repor-
ted by John Partridge Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate of Henry Hollmgs-
worth, deceased be ratified and confirm
ed unless cause be shewn to the contrary
thereof on or before the tenth day of Au-
gust next provided a copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in
Maryland once in each of three successive
weeks before the tenth day of July next.
The Report states the amount Of sales
to be S27O6.
True Copy,
Test
LOUIS GASSAW AY,
Reg. Cur. Can.
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REMOV AL.

II. G. Caldwell, Barber, has remnyee
from the Washington hotel, to the shop
formerly occupied by Jacob Anderson,
where hopes TO continue to merit con-
tnuancc Of the cuslona he received at his
old stand.
lie also keeps now an assortment Of
we'll selected confectionery, which he will
sell very cheap.
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WltlliH one Enllc anu lldli VI L TeutTlCh-
town. and about three miles from Cecil
,ss$sssYsx ton. 1t contains l67 acres ol
ssssE land, of which about so acres
Hs Y"SfS are VERY VALUABLE WOODLAND
--aAa--z,'- and the residue is arabic land,
which has had within the last four years
5000 BUSHELS LIME spread on it, is in
good state of cultivation with excellent
fencing, made of chcsnut and cedar and is
Of a very improvable quality. The bull
dlngs, which cost upwards of $4,000,
are now consisting of a good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, TWO stories high with
two rooms on floor, corncrib and a
stable capable Of accommodating six
horses. This property is beautifully and
delightfully."- situated AMI will be sold n
great bargain. One third par, Of the pur-
chase money will be required to be paid
in cash, and for the residue very rea-
sonabe credit will be given. The title
is good. JOHN &. GROOAlE.
ELKToN. May 9th 1913.
N. b. Mr. James Robinson the pre-
sent tenant will shew it to any person de-
sirous of purchasing. J. C.G.
*The Delaware Journal and Delaware
Gazette, and the Village Record, West
Chestc, Pa, will insert the above three
times
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CABIN ET-WARE-ROOM

IN F.LkTON.
HVIiE subscriber, thankful for past Gvors,
IL would respectfully inform his friends and
the public in general, that he still carrying on
the above business at the OLD STAND, nearly
opposite the dwelling of Edward Wilson, Esqr.,
where he has constsntly on hand large and
general assortment of
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CABINET-W ARE,

CABIN ET-W ARE,
all of which is made of the
best materials, by cSperien-
ced workrnen, under his I'M
mediate inspection, and
which will be disposed of
!. on accommodating terms.
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Farm for Sale.
LOUIS GASSAW AY,
Reg. Cur. Can.

'E'hc subscriber will! sell his farm, situate
about one mile North West of EIkton
Cecil county, state Of Maryland, contain
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II FIVE Farm
For Sale.

THNhe subscriber offers at private sale a
IL very beautiful farm lying on the Sas-
salras River in Cecil county, Maryland,
within one mile and halt Of Frederick
town. and about three mules from Cecil
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BILE that 1t was mania with him." Who will
say this was rational talk Gansevoort stated that
when ne saw Spencer alone in the top he was sIf-
ting with his chin resting his breast, apparently
in deep thought" He encountered him again ait
ting on the jacobs ladder, and says she fixed his
eye on me, and kept staring at me for more than a
minute, with the most internal expression have
ever seen upon human face" and adds, (which
satisfied me OF his Gnsanity y guilt!'
Again, look to the circumstance OF Spencer's hav-
ing IN a head, long and reckless manner commune
Gated all his exravagant and criminal plans to Mr..
Wales, who IS conspicuous witness, and is repre-
sented by Mckenzie as a most respectable and me-
rtorious person. Now, sir, if this Mr.. Wales IL
really so respectable man, Spencer, IN his proper
the confident Of his horrld intentions than he would
any OF the officers. Wales says Spencer call
ed him upon the booms, and Immediately asked him
II ne was afraid of DEATH if he feared dead man
and II ne feared to kill person. DO not these star
ting questions addressed abruptly to a respectable
person, indicate the wild vagares of crazed mindf
Then, observe how rapidly, and at first conyersa-
ton, he proceeds upon business and communicates
the most minute particulars of his Plans ESQ horrible
and revolving in their nature to be calculated ra-
Their to freeze the blood and end the hair of
a respectable listener, than to win him TO COME
deracy) not even emitting the place Of concealment
OF the mysterious Greek record. Now, note his
observation to Small Immediately after all this
"Oh, you need not give yourself any fear on his
account (Wales) =" as have sounded him pretty
well, and find he is one of u.s. Was not his mode
OF sounding that OF unatic, rather than of sane
man AS to Small's understanding the meaning
of his observation, it ls extremely doubtful.
I have but few remarks more to offer at present.
desire to call attention to the remarkable cases of
Cromwell and Small The former asserted his in
nocence, which young Spencer fully confirms when
he is on the of passing from life to death-a mo-
ment at which no sane man would utter afalsehood.
But, 1t Is most astonishing circumstance that
thing has appeared to show (and Mckenzie says he
records faithfully what was said on the occason)
that he was even informed Of the nature of the
crime charged against him, and which be was 30
suddenly to expiate with his life. Much the same
with Small-he seemed to have had his fancy run
ming upon the fault of having served on board a
Guineaman, and urged his shipmates to take warn
ing by his fate, and avoid them That these men
entertained any correct idea of the offence for
which they about to suffer death, in the bios
| som of their lives, unhouseld, unappointed, un-
aneal'd, is left entirely to conjecture. All the con-
| versation Of Mckenzie and Gansevoort, with them
appears to have been by indirect and mysterious
interrogative hints-they appearing to take it for
certainty, that they were fully understood. Was
| there ever another such a case? G.
January 4th, 1872
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ENGLISH SCHOOL,
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES DIfNNE WATERIANn PRINCIPA

THIS Academy established years age, under the
tonnage ci former ntendeni General ofths Island, and
osaer individuals the nobility and merchants OF
ms city IL Mcd'ced on the plan Of the German gvmna-
a and me metsce di aItio1 is the interogatlve Al the
scholars understand English language and many Of them
speak il habitualy and nuenlly
Inc lncpa has the experience OF schools IN france Ger
many England and the United States His CHIEF aim Is to
ve the youth entrusted his practical knowledge q
those branches of polite education which are required IN all
The course of study comprehenas the English
French German and Spanish languages History Geogrs hes
Nanru Philosophy the practical part Of Mathematics and
Drawings Of varions kinds.
Professors divers nations and requirements reside the
absment; and all the classes receive in rotation instruction
rom the director.
Such signal attended this plan tuition
vea of the pupils under eve years OF aKe. and speak
foreign languages perfectly Ineligible and
those Of rper years, correctly and easily.
The acquisition only Of the Spanish but also Of other
language thus placed within the reach Of the youth Of the
nq9sh the advantages which from ed
ucation The object Of the Principal in desiring receive
youths from the United States facilitate the requirement
oil the accent for his Spansh pupils which service
would be doubly repaid them BY by the latter and introduce
here the manly spirit the English schools The young cit
mate the house being spacious and airy, situated in heahu
spo at short distance from the city; and containing within
limits fine bath and complete gymnasium for the
OF the pupils health Two YOUTHS lately arrived from Germa
ny, have passed the the school perfect health As
the principal married man, and his wife and have
charge the junior children are received at any
Every pupil enjoys hi. religious opinion. undsurbed
The terms $400 annum payable three months ad
vance There extras except clothes and books
Refsrences-MESSRs; CHAS, DRAKE s. BROTHERS.
ALEXANDRA MORALES, ESQ.,,
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GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATINg

ERADICATIN9
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
THE universal popuIa y fths Justly celebrated Chemical
Preparation r the destruction strongest and toughest
Hair from soft down females upper p and the
ny he Cd aSa wGsr
Broadwayf1 per bottle. Beware Of deletsrous iratoas
EAU DE BEAUTE.
for extemin ting Tan Pimpes, Dctcbes Saliow
ness Sores and all eiupcns and eicng healthy
assSs SS0T pr LIQUID superb article and
Gousuds Blanc D'Esp.sps an excellent preparation for 70.
from properties generally entering combine
ton for this pSro' fvD IL sssn; boxes a :, cents each
.1 Gss wsSs ss
n Co Gregg Grants Lcai,,is Loui. Coz w A. Chs rs
rs" ES e %s cags h sss
Dyer. u, Proyidencs; Thomas Newport; Gives: na
passsd osss: &C. sd1S S' JSr a
sSssp: s & Pres, ' S:s
Chestnut Lancaster Hsaisssh druggist HsrIisourah
Thomas & Co. Main street; va, Richmond Mis- Fnyzer
nW@hinsto. seHy Parker Ales,nSII. C. G Berry
@ with n y city .ieHse ass;csp
has ansd the pitch Of celebrity and consequently
tempt og e p ss for Ss
labor Purchasers should ihefe be their guard and
6eeO fac .%s engraved cas.ss wrapper sSi Dss.
Rmember the only Office IN for ne above celebrated
Cosmet Ct Walker street, door from Broadway.
MI EWBURYPOR1 Bank Notes wanted for sho,t time
~ Drafts on Phisdepha and Boston, loI ALE at
dsir % Wall st and 10 Broadway.
TTNf,luNE YT MT1NEY OF ali kinda rmrcke--1 =, -
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ROARDING-The original Walton House, 32s Pearl street,
Franklin Squsre-hep BY Jas. FOWLER from London, Eng
land boarden s2o week. transient hoarden 50
cents day Families can be accommodated with private
reasonable terms. Wines and spirits,
glasshcme brewd ale cents pinfnc Welsh rarsbit
cents eac-cod cuts equally cheap Hot coffee cents
pnt-stakes and mutton chops be had st all hous
F. particularly requests any who il in want OF com
Portable home call his estbiishment, ana
Judge for Themselves Persons travelling for England would
find their call The house being convenient
London and Liverpool ships, being appointed agent 10
give passenger every informauon-
New York and Old Country papers taken IN. rs smsr
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n L. FAKNAM, $40 Water street, New FORK, manuiac-
II. turer ofevery species Of Hydraulic appayatns
Fire Engines, Of every size for cities, villages factories.
plantations, &c.
Garden Engines Fire Hooks, Fire Buckets Fire Caps
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose, Of any size req sired.
Suction Hose, Cupling Screws, &c.
Life and Force Pumps lift and force distance.
from 10 to 500 gallons minute
Wind Mills. Horse Powers. Water Wheels &C., for work
ing pumps. -
in OF FIRE.
Air Pumps for condensation. Of required
Lead and Iron Pipe, Brass Cocks, sc.
Cas-, Iron Fountains, Of various figures and devices
great strength and simple in their construction being
uculny well calculated for the Southern and West India
markets. d3l lme &c.
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DAYS FIRST PREMIUM SHEET AND CLOTl
RIT8BER OvERSHOES

TSXCELLCD-snd Great observation-disclosures recently made
u siII further improvements in fashionable Rubber
and 10 shilnss without changing the quality
Days Sheet Rubber leather SOLE sunk heel over,hoes for
gentlemen for which years
The r Premium are reduced from and 20 shnrs to IL and
8shillibRs, ~ retail.
With fashionable lady customers, quilted over
shoes OF recent vntion will meet great favor for their
beautiful appearance while they completely remedy obiec
ton OF wearing too The quilting done blacK silk
woted and cdnay unlike thing before
taced to shoc All Sheet Rubber Shoes stayed at
facture.
Observe every pair Days she's have his name inside
and warranted not 70 Loosen in the soss Warehouse of
Roxbuy India Rubber Est blsement Maiden Lane. Re
HORACE H. DAY,
d3o In Successor to Roxbury India Rubber Co
JEFFERSON INSURANCE CONTAINING. ~ Wall
street, corner Of Hanover street This Company
goods warc merchandise generally sso vessels and
loss damage by inland navigation
rvorshle terms As any other Office,
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Thornc Elisha Riggs
Thomas Woodruff Anson Baker
BENJAMIN * Robson Martin Hoffman
John X Dawson Joseph Allen
John II Lee Joseph Drake
Francis Sage Samuel Underhin
Thomson Price, James Whiting
Moses Tucker John Moore
John Merritt VIM X Thorn
Caleb Tunis - James Holmes
GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary. s2s ~ aw MAJ
piLLs OF EXCHANGE, payable at sight ON all Parts Of
ID England Ireland aud Scotland in Of IS. So SIS and
Gao to any amount for sale by - .-xxr.rrp
az ~ Wall street .pd 40 Broadway
TRIESTE RAGS -sPF,sFF, FF HIS brands. For
p,M ''' 0' pERssE I BROOKS, 81 Liberty s.
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a. 4. A. GEKDY, dc Paris has opened Stare l4
Broadway, where he is pref AIRED TO rereive and exc
descriptions Although his prices
lower by two dollars than those Of any French
made He imports his lasts from Pa
and modihes them Git eSulariy sh ped foot
ted makers Paris enables HIM conduct his business with
economy and thereby supply his customers at the
reduced prices
Fine and ubstantial Boots. ......$s
proportone in the other articles to b
found at 1871 Broadway.
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TERMS CASH.

n 60 FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES.-
~4 w ALKER respectfully invites the attention Of the
public his large of LADIES' and genemens boots
and fancy dress boots dsncpE CATERS and over
chren gsers boots shoes and buskns of the
lection MEMS boys, and cildrens and and
shoes OF the choicest kinda che than before
The city, s Broadway and 2oe Canal northwest corner Of
Hudson d. tmsr
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1T7RTEsTE RAGs-sPF, SEE FF rs brands. For
:,'' in lots to RsEiss isr YRooks, 81 Liberty s.
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80 R

NEW YORK AND Ffi1.1DELPAI1 KXILKOAD LINE
DIRECT.
Via Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton Trenton, Borden
and Burlugton.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leave New York from the foot Of Liberty daily at
Nj md ~ M.
he morning ue proceeds to Bordentown from thence by
steamboat to rhlladeiphla.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden, (opposits
Phlladeiphia) without change Of cars.
will procure their tickets the Office foot Of Lii
bery where commodious steamboat will be in read
nesss, with baggage crates on board.
PHILADELPHIA baggage conveyed from city city,
without being opened by the way
Each train provided with Ladies Car in which apart
and dressing rooms expressly for the Ladies
Returning. the nes leave Phladelphia from the foot Of
Chestnut street by railroad from Camden o'clock and
O'CLOCK, r M.
The Lines Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at NJ snd
N. being continuation Of the lines from New York.
s29 3n<r
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"a TOTHE LADlEs-WM. & H. BEBEE, Fashiona-
bASe Hatters !7s Broadway. under Howard. Hotel have
hand Ladies Misses Beaver
Hats Of their own which superior
the city, aud prices which cannot fail to suits those
in want respectfully invited to call.
Also, general Gents Boys and Childrens
Fur Cloth and fancy Velvet Cans. do lmr
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NTEWBURyPORI Bank Notes wanted for = shorf time
~ Drsfts on PHILADELPHIA and Boston. loI ALE Al
81 sYLvEsTERS,
d3ir ~ Wall 81 and no Broadway.
TTNCUKNENT MONEY Of all kinds, Kgrskassa At the
" lowest market rates, by =. ,v n =. srLvEHTEE1,
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senAg eR !

From Peck Slip, East River. - u
The new and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN Captain
pustan win leave Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day afternoon At 4 o'clock
Passengers Boston viii be forwarded immsdatsly the
arrival Of the Norwich and will proceed with
change Of ears baggage.
For further informanon, enquire at the Office Of
D.B. ALLEN, 50 Peck Slip up stains.
above 6oafs owners. MIR
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p L. sORYMSER, "a Barclay. corner st. Peters Place,
IL. respectfully invite his friends aud the public gener lily
sal and exami.e his choee assortment Of Wines Cor
he offers prices that cannot fail satisfy purchasers
The attention Of connoseurs particularly invited the
Wines and Liquors. which OF the choicest yntages and
offerad at the moderate prices
very superior article Of Raspberry and Cherry Brandy
suitable for the hold do 2wsr
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They all c0pperea fastened have excellent
accommodations for passengers
The price of cabin will be $780, exclusive Of wines
and liquors.
Goods addressed to BOYD & HINCKEN the gents, will
be forwarded free of other hages than these actually paid
For freight or passage apply 70
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LOOK Al THIS.
>GENTLEMENS Cork Sole Boots, the best of
quality, IS 90
do Water Proof Boots do 90
DO Light French Caliskn Boots. do s. to 90
do Over Shoes Of all the different kinds, 75c Is
do Dancing Pumps, l25
do Dancing Cater, beautiful article, so
And all other kinds Of Shoes and worked slippers in fashion,
LADIES' gaiter boots buskins slippers ties quilted Shoes
nela white and black button shoes India rubber
srapined plain and all other kinds Of over shoes; clogs
misses and clden OF all kinds be found in the world all
Of manufacturing and warranted IN be the bes and
and at 92 Canal street GREGORY X CAHILL,
dis lm*r 367 broadway.