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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26
A New Argument.

A correspondent of the BroOkville American has
found argument in favor of the Wing candidate
for Governor which would not apply very well TO their
candidate for 1t Governor. tits this Because he
:" large, Portly man, little stoop-shouldered on
I" the sandy order, and about 40 years of age with
" his elbows out, and his linen grnning from under
" bis arms and because " he looks little shabby,'
This must be rery lattering to the Wing party, and
Mr.. Marshall in particular. But does any one sup
pose that the people of this State will enrust their
affairs to who does not, admitting this writer's
statement to be correct take decent of his
own personi Perhaps the writer had better try
again. Such nonsense will never gull the Hoosiers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

The specific duties in the present American and
proposed British Tariffs are reduced to an equivalent
ad valorem rate as near as possible. 1t will be per-
ceived that there is an adrance of duty many ar-
cles in Mr.. Walkers proposed new Tariff; the re-
duction not being by any means universal, as is
generally supposed. number of articles heretofore
free, are proposed to be charged with duty In fact,
upon close inspection, Mr. Walkers Tariff will not
prove be liberal might at first appear though
it is favorable as compared with the present one in
the leading articles Of consumption. J. w. n.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26
The Fakir Of Ayon.

There was quite large audience at the Court
House last evening TO witness the final performance
OF the Fakir, and we not one who was not pleased
with the magic performances Some are truly won
derful, and would lead the unintiated believe that
he really had TO do with Aud Cloohe himself"
He Is about TO visit some Of our western towns and
gentleman deserves to be kindly received and
literally treated. We have not time or space to
notice his performances at length. Let all see for
themselves
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26
To our Frieuds and customers.

Having understood that the practice of rafting underong
the regular scale Of prices has been adopted by of the Offices
in this place in defiance Of solemn the contrary
friends and and the public generally informed
that will execute every kind Of printing low not
lower than any Office in the place and in style unsurpassed
Our JOB Department the extensive the West OBJ
tanned principally New York and Boston and shall
pains obtain every improvement called for by extensive
business. Give US a call, and ALL and try
G.. A s. J. p CHAPMAN.
Office on Illinois street. north Of the Palmer House IT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26
GA Philadelphia correspondent of the N.

GA Philadelphia correspondent of the N. Y.
Journal of Commerce, writes to that paper follows
movement made in your city, last week, to sup
ply the State of Illinois with Sabbath School Libra
ries, followed up in city last evening, in re-
ries, such as. are issued by the American Sunday
School Union were subscribed at enc meeting, and
the number will be largely increased. This is a
pleasing effort to supply the far West with the means
of dusing the simple principles of TRUTH free from
any peculiarities which divide the Protestant world,
and under system which secures to the utmost their
use by the greatest number of persons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26
From the Nep York Journal Of Commerce.
AMERICAN AND BRITISH TARIFFS.

gentleman who subject has kindly
the annexed table The per cenae OF duty iron low this
imeor being specific duty the price Of iron from Ely
hundred per cent above prices 1872 the per the
duty is proportionably reduced
Comparative Rates OF the Present and
Proposed American Tariffs: Also, the
New RriiiSh Tari1:--s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

MIKE WALSH, editor of the Subterranean, at New
York has been sentenced to six months confinement
in the penitentiary, for libel We wish libel, says
the Lawrenceburgh Register, was made penitentia-
ry offence in this State. So do we it is the only way
in which bankrupt libellers be reached and pun
ished.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

0crThe N. Y. Globe says The creature who
scribbles for the Baltimore Sum- from Washington, is
Safeguarding the Western members, because about
they 60 into the small rotunda and buy plate
of tongue for cents, instead of going down to John
Foy's to get drink He will get footed down them
rotunda steps of these days. Perhaps the fellow
blackguards Western members for the chance of
drinking John Foy's stumps.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

OErThe entire editorial column of the Winchester
Patriot randolph county,) is Occupied by announce
ments of candidates for offices, to be filed in August
There are in all trentyseren pretty fair batch for
one little wing county!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

0<TThe Freeman asks why the Sentinel was not
courageous enough to advocate the prohibition of the
continued issue of small notes, by the State Bank,
during the last session of the Legislature Well,
we are astonished at this, sure! Where was the
Freeman at that time, that he did not and hear
appeals to the Legislature the subject. He must
have been asleep, most asstredly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26
As long ago as 1901, Sir Dudley North advocated

As long ago 1901, Sir Dudley North advocated
the following principles
That the whole world. to trade, is but as one
nation or peopls, and therein nations as persons.
90 That to force to deal in any prescribed man
ner may profit such happen to serve them but the
public gains not because it is taking from one subject
to give to another. In short, that all favor to one
trade interest is abuse and cuts SO much OF pro-
fit from the public"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

ETThe Nashville Wing, at the close of a long ar
ticle says truly enough, that-"another Texas or
Waterloo defeat awaits the wing party the Oregon
question, if they follow the lead of the National In
tellingencer and the wing press of the city of New
York-defeat inevitable and overwhelming" Never
theless nearly all the whig papers following the
lead above named.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26
Notice.

Our only eastern agency for the Atlantic cities, is
v. B. PALMER's. His offices are
In New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite City
Hall
In Philadelphia, N. w. corner Third and Chestnut
In Baltimore S (. corner Baltimore and Calvert ST.
In Boston, 20 State street If
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26
Published every Thursday
The Next Senate ofIndiana.

There seventeen Wigs and sixteen Democrats
holding over, leaving seventeen to be elected next
August. We give below the districts in which cleo
tions take place next August, with the strength of
parties according to the vote of 1874.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

MAsTERLY INAcTIviTT.-Mr. Starkweather, NJ.
c., from Ohio, efectualy carcatured the policy of
'masterly inactivity TO draw down repeated
bursts of laughter. He compared the policy re-
commended in certain quarters in relation 10 the Ore
gon question, to that acted by Sir John Falstaff
when he feigned death to avoid combat with FORM
liable foe-"hat," said Mr.. S., "was mastery mac
tirity!" applause and laughter.) He illustrated
the proposition that Uncle Sam should valorously
wait until John Bull should grow old and feeble before
attacking him, by felicitous reference to another
exploit of the chvalric Sir John-he Staying of the
gallant Hotspur after he was dead
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

OrEBEN D. EDsoN Prosecuting Attorney of the
Attn Judicial Circuit died recently at Princeton, Glib
sen county. His remains were taken to Mt Vernon
Posey county, his late residence, for interment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

Gov Wbitcomb is dispirted.-SOuih Bend Regis
ter.
That will make your wing friends, about here,
laugh heartily, Schuyler. You will also learn the
contrary in few days, if something happens
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

FOUND. light silver pencil case, and small PEN
knife. which the owners have by applying at this
Office and describing the same.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

CLAY CoUNTY.-A friend under date of Bowling
Green, March II, writes to US as follows
ssIn politics all is we'll here. Gov Whitcomb will
certainly get larger majority than in l543, and be-
tween Cunning and Ortiz there will be no race at all
The friends to the canal repudiatng the repudia-
tor"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

GRAND DEscENT.-The Washington letter writ
of the N. Y. Mirror under date of the 18th, tells
the following story of one of the Louisiana members
This morning, during call to bring back the
runaway members who had gone to the Senate, most
wonderful feat was performed The doors being all
closed, that Mr. Thibodaux having idea of being
fined descended into the Hall from the Ladies' Gale
ry, by claspng of the marble pillars. He was
assisted in his descent from Elysium by Mr.. Barclay
who received him with open arms, the moment he
alighted upon the abode of men. The feat caused
the mos. outrageous laughter"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

OErMr. Dunning the Democratic nominee for 1t.
Governor addressed the citizens Of Columbus on the
11th inst. The Gazette (whig) appears to be in a
terrible pucker about the speech, from which we infer
hat it was first rate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

CE.5-They have had fresh Cod Fish Cincinnati.
Just send for us on the next carnival"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-26

OETThat 'sinoon,' brother D., typographi-
cal error, marked in the proof but not corrected.
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Our Terms.

The following will hereafter be the permanent terms
of the Weekly Indiana STATE Sentinel:
One copy, one year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Three copies do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Five copies, do........ ........-..........S 500
len copies, do. ................... 100
Twenty copies, do be directed to person, 90 90
Semi-WeekIy.
published three times a week during the session.
One copy S400 Three copies $1,000
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OuII dIdUICs oCIIV- d. oO-l
Lac dye, shellac. madden, saffron, sumac,
Free articles as before in part,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-13
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
/ EDWARD BIRD,
RALTIMORE Strict.


between Charles and Light-sts.
ill now close of his entire stock Of Rich SPRING
kY GOODS, wiihOut regard TO cost. Being deter
ned tn sell # his large stock of Fancy and Staple
HTNMER G1uDS, persons in want will do we'll to
i Immediately.
large stock OF Rich Dress SILKS, 25 per cent
less than former prices; one of the best assOrt-
ments il the city.
lal French ORGANDIEs; French J4CoNETs;
French LAWNS; Lace Musiins GINGHAMS;
MARQUESsE MUsLINs, price only 81 I-2
cents, worth 75c.
HITE GOODs--Jaconet Cambria; Book and
Swiss Musins; Canbries; Tarlatans; Striped
Mus'ins.
ZEN GOODS-Irlsh Linen; Barnsley sheetings;
Pillow Case Linen; Bird Eye Diapers Damask
Table Cloths; Huckaback Towels
RlLLiNGS-A large stock of Fancy DrilIings. of
superior quality; also White Duck DriIlings, i'm
ported for city tiade.
LOTHS, CASSlMERES AND VESTINGS, Eng
lish, French and Domestic.
HAWLS and SCARFS-CTape, Twisted Silk,
Hemanna elk, Barage, MOhair and Italian SILK
SHAWL5; Grape, Hernauna silk and Berage
SCARFS.
OSIERY, GLOVES and CRAVATS. sc.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
J. EDWARD BIRD, 2U9 BALTIMORE ST.
jyl between Light and Charles.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
EXCLUSION TO rig EASTERN sHoRE,

"a szza The Ladies' Of the NJ. P. Church of
Queen Anus Circuit, having been dis
appointed ON the An in theiI obi CT by
the emrncy of the weather and other eli! cuustaH-
ces not under their control, have engaged the new
and splendid .teamboat PLANTER to make TRIP 70
Corsica Landing, near Cent evIlIe, On TUESDAY
MKT, l4th inst, where they will provide good
Dinner, serv uD in the Eastern shore style. An
opportunity is now afforded the many persons who
were dsappOintt On the 4th, of visiting this delight
ful fpet-no drinking will he allowed. The Ma
TlOhAL BLUES BAND, Capt Voanjt, will he in
attendance. Ice Cream and Confectionery will be
on board.
Passage SO cents for the round trip--children un
der II years of age half priceno charge for children
under two years Of agethe boat yl leave the lower
end of Dusan's wharf at II O'Clock A. M, and start
from Corsica at O'Clock, z NJ. A limited number
of Tickets will be sold which can had of BOardey
Cox corner Of P.att and Cheapside st :, at Rev. L.
Coxs store, No - Gilmore st, and al the office
ORD T.. Emory ESQ.,, 81, Paul's st. jJ9 IL
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GtTEAM BRICK PRESS. These w

GTEAM BRICK PRESS. These works,
- situate on the South side OF the BASIN, imme-
dlatey opposite Fell's Point, are now in tu opera
ton, and large quantity Cf BRICKS on hand Of
superior quality Those who reside on the waters of
the chesapeake, may obtain their supplies at cheap
rate by taking them from the wharf at the Kiln, thus
saving the expense Of carriage, Vessels may be load
ed with despatch, by giving only few hours notice.
FIRE BRICKS. Steam pressed Fire Bricks, now
IN high rapute after six years trial in most ofte f0un
dries i'll the city, used exclusively AT the Mason Iron
Works, Canton, and highly commended by MIR.
Novel, the a ent, by sever Of the Blast Furnaces
in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. They are made of
all required shaprs.
Price for the large Stowe rhrdge size, sos ger m.
Size of common Building Bricks, $40 per M
Also, CEMENT for laying them, 81 25 per hh
FRANCIS Fl. SMITH,
jG2g9aW3W Office Jarvis PuiIdinus
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ID ANA WAY from the sub erber, on the 9th of
IL June last > MULATTO ROY, named THEO-
zORE BROWN, about s feet, or inches high -
nd on when HI left, black cloth tr0ck coat, straw
e. blue cotton panta0Ons, and half bouts He is
opposed To be working in brick yard. Corwarn
i persons from employing or harhoring said boy, as
! ey will be prosecuted according to law.
aB3 p. A. MCPHERSON, 50 N Howard ST.
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CoxsAckIR, Sept. 80, is4s.

IOHsACh nv, cept, y, ISt5.
nr. TOWnsepTl-T0 al whom this may concern:
This is to certifJ that y wife used one butte Of YOUR
Sarsaparia previous to her confinement, under tho
Most alarming AID delicate CIRCUMSTANCES, being
troubled with the dtopsy, swelling 0s the tees, neiv-
Gus atieotops, ard very much dehititatet; with ms
permission, and the Recommendation aC those wla
had used II, She iuductftN Try, with Lutte or o
fsithavd Suice II 10 say ths medicine al the ha
py desired eject, not only Ihs hons Of confnene'
but e'ter He expiration of one week OF it, use ths
dforsy and nervous affection gave way to an assss
shiug degree, nnd her healih now bette, tuaa
been sa a 'nc time previous. | suhsc g.be myselr
your Uosl 0btdigui and obliged servant.
s. 2. JAMESON.
80 have bis ned much ohthe time Tor two years,
QP-Snle Areat toT tae city Of Baltimore and Stsis
Of Y3t.i8Ti SEVH HARCE,
100 RutimGre ST.
,r30In sGd cornor Of Charles AMI P.aitss,
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A EFLiCFGD II EAD-Sl0O will be paid 10

A EFLtCEED IL EaD-Sl00 will be paid 10
IN any one whn san produce a siuge CAS- off Ger
tain delicate disease that the MERiCAN row
POUND will not speedily AND radically cure. II -
free from Mercury, all other deleIeroas drugs;
pleasant to the taste, aud requires RESTRICTION in
diet Thousands have been cured bv the Compound,
in all stages of the disease being adapc tn all class
es; those of weakened constitutions will fud it hgh
ly henehciaL II has inus heru used the private
practice of physician with unerrtns success ra il
caily removing every vrstge of the disense ia NINETY
nine Of the hundred. Put up in half pint hot
ties, with full directions, and for sale at i08 ,tmOre
st.; corner of Pratt and Charles SITS; No. 42' west
Baltimore street; Of Gay aud Saratoga str"ets
and at q. Stott's, Washington city. iei5 3m
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PREPARATIONS FIR THE attn. we
III would call thu attention of All oncerned 10
large lot Of suneror Gilt PAPER, Gold and n yer,
lust received aud for sale ny low. Those VINO arc
to pr p're the Bat oons for tire Mar<halls, &C., and
the rious her decorations for that occasion VIII
do well 10 call al d. OWEN & SUNS,
l46 Baltimore st.
je27 third door east Of Calvert ST,
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THHO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC. for
III Summer Complaint, Dyspntery and Cholera
Morbus. This Medicine only requires trial to prove
its wonderful effects. For sale nmly hy the mauufac
turrr, C.P. RI GERS. corner nf Howari and Marinn,
and corner Of Howard and Ma tisnn, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore. None genuine
except the written signature of the manufacturer is
on the label of each bottle.
90 Price 25 cents. jyslw-jal2 3m
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BARGAINS IN HOUSES. For al

ssySessA4k BARGAINS IN HOUSES. For sale,
Ma;;;I A large story dwelling, with passage and
LN9iiI back building and passage on North FGeler
.AhEAIIAst near Baltimore Ct for $1,000; 4 lag new
store aud dwelling, corner of Albemare and Fawn
SITS, at $1,000; houses on Euiaw ST. near Monument
NJ 5 200 each; one fine large dwelling stories, on
COurtand ST. near Franklin $3.50, well huilt and
handsome dwellings on 5. Exeter st near Fawn, at
Si0oO cash; on Caroline ST. Baltimore OF 1920;
dWe' ling and store, and dwellings adjoining, on
JEFFERSON st. very cheap; on den 81. near Cough,
al $'25; on west Lombard st. near Cove, with a
vacant hot adjoining, al $1,000; on Barnet, with au-
olher ia the ear, $1,000; Lexi gtnn st. near Lii
hetty at $1,000; on east Pratt ST. near Pond. Sl00;
on Madison st. near Howard, at $1,000; and many
Others Please apply to
BOND & GELBACH,
JylO CAl No. az Second street.
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TOLD WATER! COLD WATER! Grad

TOLD WATER! COLD WATER! Grad
u docks celebrated non conductors If heat for
Gold Water, requiring hat three cents worth icr per
day-for sale at manufacturers prices Also, SHOW
Err RATHS, fro PHILADELPHIA HAND SHOWER
BATHS at 10 cents a really pood article, that gives
universal sat.fiction SPONGtNG BATHS. BATH
ING PANS, HIP BATHS, FOOT LEG BATHS.
Those who like to keep cool and comfortable this hot
weather. can procure The means AZ a small expense
at No. 10 N. Charles St., op osite the Vuiun Bark.
j'22-lm G.. E. WETMOkE co.
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RHILADELPHIA UMRRELLA,

b PARASnL, PARASOLETTE, AND
A SUN SHADE MANUFAC DRY!
E The subscriber begs leave TO inf 'rm the
NV Ladies of baltimore and its vicinity, that
kALbT he mas now on hand aud is constant' ma
L%T~~> pumcturing, PARASOLS, PARASOL-
ETTES and SUN SHADES, tringed and ScnlIOped
Efges, at low prices The above articles made to
Fder. ParasUls, ParasoIettes and Sun Shades COW
fred and repaired short notice and on reasonable
eTms Call and see for yourselves at No. 80 North
COWARD STREET, between Lexington and Fay
lite SITS. (east side.)
T.LUCAs ENNIS, Practical Umbrella
Manufacturer, North Howard-st.,
Sign of the Lady with the Parasnl.
5 DON'T forget the place, IS N. Howard st. mh2S
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iG23 qaW3w
MAYORS OFFICE,

pALlln'RE' JHHE 70 IOlO
NN OTICE. The attention of al whom it may
~ concern, is especially called to the folowing
extracts from .he Act of Assembly and City Ord-
uance rra i've 10 nusanoes.
From Act of 1892, chap. II, sec, 70
And he it enacted by the General Assembly Of Ma
ry'and That any person or persons shall cat carry,
draw out, lay any dead horse other dead car
case, or any filth, &C., from wants. &c, and shall
leave such dead horse, &C., without burying the
same sufficient depth in the ground on anv part NJ
the commons of said town or district adjoining il
every person persons convicted before any Jus
tice of the Peace, shall pay for every sNch oenc,
the of thirty shnes
From Section % OF Ordinance No. IL. Approved
May %, 1888.
And be il enacted and ordained By the Mayor anC
City Council of Baltimore, That person shall cast
carry, draw out, OF deposit anv dead carcase par
parts thereof, dead fish, or fith Sc, from vaults
SC, or iuto any part OF the city, nor shall any
person permit the same to be deposited on his or hen
premises without covering the same within five
hours after such deposit under such body of earth
will entirely prevent any noKous eff IVA from ihr
same, under penalty not exceeding twenty dollars
for each aad every offence, together with the ex-
pense ofremOving the same
ie23-eolOt JACOB c.. DAVIES, Mayor.
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A n EAL,rIiY tXCIltsEUh,
n To NORFOLK AND BACK,

A n EA LTEiY tXCINsEUk,
ID To NORFOLK AND BACK,
DURING THE WARM SEASON.
Il sssnsEs BY the baltimore Steam PackP
A,,a,t essssa-p Compan Is 81 prrur and comfortable
sssssssrs2faG- hoats. GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, OF
HERALD, Capt. Fussalt, leaving Spears wharf eve
ry day (Sundays eXcepte ~ nj z and Norfolk
rame days aud hours This tx ursinn offered tu
uvaotate the hath, particularly iuvads, adu'tsand
children. who are much benefited by tie 81 air and
delightful sail down aud up the chesapeake Bay
vewiug the Rim Raps," Old Point C0Hlf'rt Fortress
Monroe, y. 5 Mem 0f War and TRY iiock.
Passage and fare down aud up SO with privilege o
returning ia four days
i:26-43m II. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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NOR SALE-a very valuable family of negroes
n that can come well recommended which will
sell low, TOR cash, to good master. Also, number
Of very valuable house servants, cooks, and farm
hands, Persons wishing purchase for life or for
term of years can always ne accommodated by
Il. P,SCOTTIS Intelligence Office,
IN "a
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"a CARD TO THE LADIES. The subscr-
- Der respectfully informs the Ladies Of Fast Bal
mOre and it's vicinity thai he has removed hi place
i busn So to the corner of BROADWAY aad EAST
8sRN AVENUE. lie feels graft faI for the very lin
raj patronage extended to him at his old stand, and
h0pes, from the encouragement he has received since
his removal hat the same will be continued He
Intends keeping always on hand large assortment
Ind gener ! variety of Ladies' most fashion Bile
EHOES, made up in The neatesl lyle and most dura
pie manner, at the following reasonable prices:
A. Ladies Caters, handsome article, ST. 25
do Slippers, hest quality, 40
do do Rounds. OTIS
ss~asA@ 90 do House Shoes, @ So
Misses and Child'eH's in proportion to the above
prices. All of his work Is made under his own in
peoiion, Which he warrants to be If best qnaliy and
naterias, according to price and not be surpassed
by any other establishment in the CITY,
je20 .lm+ JOHN w. CRONEY.