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also, assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Crayas
aEa various other articles !.
In addition 10 the above (my usual stock have just
returned from the East with spended and extensive
stock of Cloths OF eysry description. will sell low al
Wholesa. and Retail manufacture the same To order
q rod fits aud per eet satisfaction. or no trade
am Row using In my establishment Patent Seeming
Machine which enables me to make up cheapertaR any
other establishment which dos not them. THIS pa
chine is wosing revolution i'm the Tailoring business
have obtained the sole right tn sell patent rights Oh ts
Marlborough codnt, aud ask from the trade
examination OF this machine
Sepli - 6uHbEhis.
PSI take measures for Clothing HiaIy kind. and
make % order in the best style.
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souiherA isights Convent; on.

- PHILADELPHIA, Sept ii.
The Southern Rights convention organized
at Montgomery, Ala, on the 18th. There
were 81 delegates. A letter was read from
General Qutmln and favoring the nomination
of President. lie did not wish the nomina:
ton himself. Letter referred. The COM
mittee OF the convention will probable nomi-
nate him 10 night.
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The best accompaniment to man is fonc
and umiable wife.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18

He that looses his conscience has nothing
lett wUrta keeping.
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Who cannot keep his own secret ought
not To complain ii another tells it,
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Co-PARTNERSHIP N oTI CT.

THE subscribers have th lay entered into part
ncrship uHcr tiic aud style of STowELL. PAGE
d TAYLOR aud have purchased the very large stock Of
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps OFF. B. Foster ~ Co., TO
which they will make large and soasonablc additions and
will continue the above business Main street oppo
site the Bank and would solicit liberal share OF public
patronage.
ieI1-d&wfy SFOWElsL- PAGt % fAf LOh.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. IL,

Late advces from Texas state that an ex-
ira session OF the Legislature has been cal
) led.
The light house at IndianOla has been
{ completed.
The brig Narraquiqua, from Manefa Gal
weston, laden with lime, has been wrecked,
, Cargo total loss.
'a'he Texas Cotton crop has suffered from
the worm rain, but yet it will be large.
Carodahal was at Roma, without men or
means whiting movements in the interior,
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BOOTS AND SH 1ES.
fS0CASES Boots and Shoes in store by
lOO septIj MERRITT, FIELD & co.
HATS AND CATS.
aDNINf ;pRAToSs NOTICE.

rrCASES Angola. Kossu;h, California ard Bune
- Vista Hats; Cl Jlh, Mohar, and six Plush Caps.
sep ID MERRITT, FIELD " co.
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; MISCELLANEOUS.
sEW YORK CLOT HING STORE.

on WATER STREET, HoRNBRooK & BuRrIs GROCERY
Istreeu Main and Sycamore.
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READING, Pa, Sept. TO
Four young girls of the cotton factory,
whilst walking. IN the track vest erday, were
run over by the cars, and killed
BosToN, Sept. ID
Webster mass meeting was held al Fan
euil Hall to-day. An address to the Wings
the Union was adopted. About 5000 per-
d, sons w ere present.
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lust received from the celebrated mandatory Off
y Il. Beers New York. general assortment OF Gold
Pens embracing the Leyathan, small Lasiahan kossuth
Beers No. I and No. ?. Ladies Pen, &c. oc; both
with and without cases. and for sale low eRa warraRei
10y RAIlBONE d w HEEIEi'.
scpti3 No. Foslers' Block
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NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
A trotting match for 81, 200 was won over
the Park course by Tacony against Taylor
and Black Ralph Time 2:2s, 2:29, and
2.26.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

JVIt-N .. I.ftNf q
EraasriHe, August i9,h, lsJa,-aug;i
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
VIE undersigned would inform her friends and FORM
Il er patrons OF Evansville, that she will open Select
School, the School House the lately occu
pied by VIM. Green--on Monday the 18Th OF Sept, ana
respectfully solicit renewal Of their patronage.
sepl3-2w g. -~-..- RACIAL STREET
CASE Petersham Felts. reed this day and for sale by
l. aug-l2 is. LOW & CO.. Az Main ST. lou. Ky,
.. - -. -. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09
ITALY.

We learn from Rome. under date OF Jan.
!, that on the oc' aston Of New Year day, General
G6meeu presented the ficers OF the French afmJ
to the Pope, and addressed TO His Holmes the io
loYMg speech - J.,
For the second time I obtain the honor q
presenting 10 Tie Sovereign Ponlf the respea ana
oeTclecLts IS of The army Of occupation may H2s
acc 10 II the expression OF tia sincere gE4ti1ce W
the pateTnal tcllaitEce VITA which roar Hohae.
has hcnored the French soldier. The division o.
Leh favor BY the manner Ia which Il aaJeTst4ngas
Both chiefs and solcieIs know that the eyes OF 'le
whole word are fixed On the Preach army a. ION
and this idea calls FOX the most serious fehectioIs
Every ore Is persuaded that, whatever may tske
pace leratcr, France aill always prese'ye ~ one
VI htl most prtc:Cgs glOres that Of Lasing Is ,
iaDiitfed the Pope n Tue capital Of ~, CmisL.S
word and that 70 complete lss glory. iAe afh5
occupation is placed near the Holy see Is an -
teItve and yIfil3ft seltiDel, who has as ms vass
word yiutfnce aL1 fTnDess, ceyOtedhcss anu .e-
Grafton We shall remain firm IN lhe py,st.ssSSs
which this conviction RVS marked outfor gs. IL -.
events when have inst taken place sh0ui' sssss
sny esitan0D here. we ere Ysady, ana We VAN 80 as
c4lDLess, bat with resolution, since ffAbcs
conEced tous az Rome the t,gh mission ol sc .uNst
even at the p'iCe 81 cur bbood. the prestr'asIoax
TIE greatest principle Dich there IS IN tns s
II this mission should become diff 'nis, u VII VS.
Gss's assistance be well fulfilled. IL Is "nd ss 49,.
seDtirn nts that " come here 10 renew Inc 49,
which We expressed lat year on the sat,s gay
The church aid tie Cbdstisn world DAY 5oas
IG6seIYe IN III erst psrg0n OF Plus ~ ~
WLc, ty 50 many ylnts, united to me 'h9-' IN wa"
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of Sweden. is ,aie 20 be the object ofths pro,o,s,
We DO OF pfoess - be iBinA,ed IN n. secrets M
The Tudeiiss, and Ne al~sys receive slIh some sns
pcion reports which are 80 plausible as 10 sasr,s
themselves readily 10 the in aaiion. Bat xe have
grouncs tor believing thar la this instance The nssn
tiation rs actually ca foot. and certainly Is wo1l.
he difficult for LOUIS Napoleon 10 coairS 4 more
suitable marriage. Tee princess is Ia her tssuty.
second Year. and mas be considered 10 Be TfeaeA IN
her desc, If from both iaihsr and mother she oxss
her rSnA 20 the soesurvSor OF the Imperial or.unss
who preserved bis throne az the expense OF MS az
legiaIce to the FfsEcA Expire aud II tie pre,en
sioDs OF the Imperial dynasty are 10 be re,iyei In
our generation II would be 10 more THAI gaetc.l
justice that they should be Represented ~ the te.
sccLdSnis OF the rspuo is.Co Joseph P0llss arc
not often governed, ho.ever, by such romantic con-
slteratioEs, and Ia relating this s;oTy reaches
US we await is iurlner confirmation. /, has al least
the merit Of aforcing some little variety 70 the
dTeary and IeyOliDg records OF oppression and ar
biiraTy power which reap mere tslng burdens dAy
by day upon every intelligent profession snt every
independent class IN the French nation. and We
shall welcome the marriage Of Louis Napoleon II IL
induces him 20 give moderation and stability 20 his
Government instead OF maintaining its revolution
AIRY character bt domestic prescriptions ana BY fo,
llgn aggression.
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The New Constitution.

The following is the new Constitution,
with its programme, as promulgated in the
Monitny of Jan. Is:
FRgNcHMEN When, Ia my proclamation Of the
% December, Loyalty expressed TO you were,
ia ny opinion, the vital conditions OF power In
France, had not the pTeteLSIOn, so common in our
days, Of substituting personal theory 10 the expe
renee Of ages. | sought, on the contrary, what II
the past were the best examples 10 follow. wat
men had given them what god had resulted from
them.
Hence believed it logical TO prefer the preceots
of genius 10 the speciouS doctrines Of men imbled
with abstract IDEAS Ihave taken as mo lei those
pohtic@l Institutions which already, az the CON-
mencement Of this centaTy, uader ana Og Gus circu-
stances, have strengthened society when shaken IN
It's fOUnoailols and Talted France 10 high degree
OF prosperity and grandeur. have taken as
mocel thote institutions which, instead OF vanishing
al the nIst break Of popular agitation have only been
o'erlhro"n oy the whole OF Europe caOlesc ng
agalIst us.
IN a word. have said 20 myse'f since France has
for the last 50 years progressed oy Nrue OF the ad
miBsirstive military, judicial religious ald faan-
cla aniz 2t1n OF he Consulate AID Of the L 4
pre-, ny should sae not also aCOS. the political IN
snsutioTs 0; that epoch Created by the same m nd
It must follow that they bear themselves the same
character Of nationality and practical utility.
Indeed, as have recalled 10 mad ia mJ procia-
nation, eur existing society land j. IS essential TO
establish the factl IS nothing elEe than France re-
generated by the Revolution Of IS ald orr anized
by the Emperor. Nothing more remains OF the
af'e4th frSH"e tlau B'eab "reminiscences di- k'eas
benefits. Bot ali that Was then 0-gaslZet hlS been
destroy Cd by the Revolution and al whieh has ocea
organized srce the Revolution sns which IS still in
existence, has been so through Napoleon.
We have 10 longer now either Provinces or pays
dsfat or paIliamehts or nendants, or farmers gen
eral, or divers customs, or ie.dal rights priyl-
eyed classes in the exclusive possession II cY ard
military Offices, or different religious siictions
All these thlss, Incompatible siIh lt-elf the Rev
olgli0n had subjected 70 radical reform but /. hsi
founded netting oefni.ye. Alone the First Consul
reesisblished unity. hierarchy and the tree pTinc
pies OF Government. They are Still IN gieor
Thus the 4tniEistratio Gf France ass c0aiiei
10 pEeiecis 10 subpreects, 10 may ors, Who sa5st-
tuted unity to the Duec.cTial Commission. The de-
cision Of AFFAIRS on the contrary. siyGl 20 CO1a-
CHS. from these OF The commune 10 those OF tie de-
pzltment. Thus the magistracy was strengthened
BIZ the principle OF non-TemOval Of jgigfs. b. the
heTa5chica eIadation OF tae tribunals Jaslics rea-
deIed easier by The eyses definition Of he attribute
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Louis Napoleon's Marriage.
Erem The LONDON Times.

For some time before the late coup dttat
communications had been going on between the Pres
ittlt and Queen CnfistiI OF Spain. with view IN
marriage between himselfand one Of the daugtes of
Her Majesty ty her second husband, Munos and If
We are not nisniormed. some pecuRiary advances
had actually preceded this matrimonial contract
However this may be, the negotiation has now been
broken CT, the money repaid, and the Elect Of the
2Csh December now looks for a consort among the
legitimate issue OF the crowned heads OF Europe
The Court TO which the attention OF Louis Napoleon
mas been naturally directed is that OF Sweden FOR the
queen OF Sweden is daughter of Eugene Beauhar-
nais. married TO King Oscar, the OF Bernadoite
and then daughter the Princess Charlotte Eusesie
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EUROPE.
BY THE NIAGARA's MAILS.

The steamer Niagara arrived here from
Liverpool and Halifax at s o'clock on satdr-
d,x morning. We give below what is impor-
tat in our files of European journals re-
oeiyed by her, along with the letter Of our
Paris correspondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09
Dupin the informcr.

WEDNESDAY tfkNfNG.
| have heard to-day, from a perfectly
reliable source singular and highly important fact,
but SO strange as % starte belief. But this tins
when marvels are cheap, and n hal rejected all
the reports " hlcn have reached me on account Of
their extracrc mary nature. | should have omitted
much that has TUNED out quite true On the morn
ing Of the coup dsfaf Monseigneur So)uf, Afch-
bishop OF Pans, and sseacfast supporter OF the
moderate republican party, Is SAID 70 have addressed
a letter to NJ. Dupin, wherein he offered him the
church Of NoIe Dame for the Assembly 70 meet in.
rendered IL highly valuable post ~ the national
guard or any portion Of the troops had declared IN
favor OF the Assembly. The Archbishop also offered
TO meet the Board Of the Assembly ami tae Repre-.
sentatives as a sovereign power, AZ the head OF his
clergy in procession, gt the principal door OF the
church NJ. Dupin returned 10 answer oaieyer 10
these overtuTes which. had they been accepted,
might have given quite different turn TO the
events Of the Gay. | regret ~ nave 20 report toe
SEQUEL but fits trta there i untoH1Ea civ but too
little reason 10 couD,. a. DAMN IS sad 20 nave be.
tray ed the letter OF the Archbishop 10 Louis Ma
which he had dunng TIE pas year manifested con.
siderable opposition, and secured his IN ntenence
in the post of Pfoeureur- General OF me Court Of
Cessation which ~ IN the eft OF the tfeSsient. But
the story Of treachery does not end here The let
ter is said 20 have been sent TO Rome, vii request
from the French government - the Pore, 10 appoint
a coadjutor 10 supeTsede the present Archbishop in
the administration Of his diocese Thls request is
motyed upon the around that Nonseimeur Sibour
in writing such letter 10 the President Of ths As
sembly, exceeded the functions OF his spiritual pow.
err and encfoached upon the temporal authority Of
the State Whit may be the answer OF his Holiness
10 this request is not YET known. But Il is sadto be
supported by ell the influence OF the Jesnts who
heartily detest the liberal doctrines and independent
character of the Archbishop Of Par.s
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MiACellaneons.

REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC.
NJ. LIE PRESIDENT la virtue of the ordi-
nsnce Of the 25th December 1881 me oi,ers author
med to proceed abroad lose all right 20 their pay.
Considering the spec al position OF Generals Chan.
garner De LameIiclere, Bedeau, ana Leho, removed
ro tenpore from the French territory IN virtue OF the
decree of the OH inst have the honor 10 propose
To you to decide that those general officers shall re-
ceiye as matter OF exception, from the I'd Deem
Der last the pay OF dispOnbi OF their ranks In the
countries assigned TO them, or which they may
have chosen for their residence.
The payment shall be effected into the hands OF
the persons furnished with their powers OF attorney.
(Signed) DE- ST. ARyAuD, Minister OF War.
(Approyed) l. NAPOLEON, President OF inc kspaohc
P0ris, Jan Ia, 1852
The Moniteur contains decree by which
the principles OF the law Of France, regarding the
expropration of priva'e property for state plr-
poses are extended to the French colony OF Guiana
The proclamation of the President OF
the Republic and the Constitution were posted up
with profusion in all the quarters OF Paris, when
continues perfectly Tranquil.
Among other reports OF the day, one Is
tia, the Proficiency OF the Senate'wilf DO given to
M Portals Fist President OF the Court oil CASA
ton who In such case Will be succeeded In hs il-
portant function by one OF the mos. eminent JaIls.
consults of France, NJ. Tropong. actually First
President of the Court OF Appeal IN Paris. rs
also believed that the Office OF President OF the Lee
pislatiye Corps will be conferred on NJ. BHochs,
no was placed BY the President At The head o! tho
Consultative Commission on the ID ul!.
Duripg the whole of this day and yester.
day the National Guards tout OF UNIFORM OF c0ursel
were employed in delivering their arms at the
Mairies OF their respective ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ia pur'
suance OF the decree OF the President OF the Repup
lie TO that effect. The operation continues to~
performed with regularity.
1t is stated that nj. Emile Girardln, who
is in Included in the list of persons temporarily e.
PEELED from France, leaves Paris this evening, IN
pursuance of an Official notification made TO himto
that effect. lie proceeds first to Belgium, and
thence, II is said, TO London.
The Moniieur publishes the returns oil
the direct and indirect and revenues OF Francs
in 1851, Of which the following are the difeEeaI
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M O B lie
7Sot kS ana St. t(o1uero,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

H32 THE undersigned would respectfully
Ssg9Y call the attention ofall who may intend
TX purchasing articles in the above line TO
n his establishment. His stock, he be-
ieres, is the best in the Southern country, and
his prices the lowest
BOOKS.-Of every variety and description
and in every department of Literature, Science
and the Arts.
MEDICAL AND LAW BOOEs-An extern
sive stock
RELIGIOUS & DEVOTIONAL BOOKS
For every denomination of Christians FAMILY
BIBLES OF every quality
SCHOOL BOOXS.-EIis stock embraces ev-
cry Book in demand.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS All the Books
used by the various denominations, constantly
on hand.
STATIONERY.-E article of French
English and American Staple and Fancy Station p.
ery--a very fine stock. Gold Pens, OF every
kind and quality.
/ PAPER MACHE GOOBS.-Writing Desks.
Portfolios, Cabinets. Albums &C., made of this
rich material. Fine Engravings, Oil Paintings,
and Illustrated Books.
BLANK BOOKS-Manufactured to order in
any style Record Books, Dockets Tax Books,
and every other kind of Books used by Sheritfs.
Clerks OF Courts, &c, made TO any pattern, A
large stock Of Record Books of all sizes con-
stantly on hand. of superior qnality.
ACCOUNT BOOKS.-Ledgers, Journals, In
voice. OaSH, Day DOCKS, &C. cSC. Ol my OWL
manufacture, a very heavy assortment always
on hand.
PAPER.-Printing Paper fall sizes; Record
Paper, French. English and American Letter
Paper, ruled or plain; Foolscap Paper of every
quality, ruled or plain; Coored Papers; Wrap
ping Paper Of every kind, &c, &c.
WALL PAPER-Teasters, Fire Boards Bor
ders. Scenery Paper. large assortment con
stantly on hand.
PRINTING INK-Type and every descrp
ton of material used in Printing Office. al
ways on hand.
81 JOB PRINTiNG-The best Job Printing
, Office in he South is connected with my esta }
lishment. Plain and Fancy Printing, OF ever,
description. neatly and promptly executed.
BOOK BINDING.-Pamphl Music Books
: Periodicals. Law Books, &c, bound in ever
style. at very low rates.
O. Merchants from the country, Teacher:
Lawyers, Physicians and Students. ar. assure
1T is THEIR INTEREST to call and examine IN
stock and prices before purchasing.
WIN. STRICKLAND,
= % Dauphin-Strect, Mobile. Ala,
,c
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The Great Wholesale and Retail
~, JEWELRY G SILVER -


coRNER DAUPHIN AND WATER STREETS
MOBILE, .aL.A.
AMES COMING, takes this method often
y derng his thanks to his numerous friends
and customers in the country, and the public
generally for the patronage he has sn literally
received from year after year for the last ten
years, and hopes 10 merit a continuation Of the
same, as all who will favor me with Il call and
examine for themselves, will find it 10 their adj
vantage before purchasing elsewhere, and am
determined TO keep nothing but the best Of eve
ry thing in my line from the best European man.
ulacturers
WATCHES.
Fine Watches and Jewelry of every descrip-
ton and latest styles Gold and Silver Watches
made by the most celebrated makers in the
world.
CLOCKS.
Clocks ofevery variety, viz: American Coun-
ting Room. Mantle, French Gilt, Bronze and
China Clocks of superior quality
SILVER WARE
Silver Ware of every variety and warranted to
be made of pure coin.
JEWELRY.
| Jewelry in every variety, and of the latest and
most approved styles.
PLATED WARE.
Sheffield & Birmingham Plated Casters Can
dlesticks, Cake and Fruit Baskets, &c, &c,
CUTLERY
| large and very fine assortment OF Cutlery
always on hand OF every description.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Such as Pnpier Machie Tables. Work StanGs
Boxes. Dressing Cases. Desks, Cabinets. Jewel
ry Boxes and Toilet Cases Also very fine ar
'icle ofToroise and Shell Combs. &c. &c
RIAiALIAS An JEW ELS.
| o o. F RegaIiaS and Jewels OF every de-
,crptjon. Ma, ouic and Sons OF Temperance
Jewels. X &c.
e. y AM PISTOLS.
JusI receive. u "a, o.. aud fun ii ortment o
i'reeuor's celebrated Goublr barrel Lamina ct
STEEL GUNS They have been made express
~ o my der amI are very superior article
can b. lr' ouiuiru c ~ he best urtIrle made il
every rcspecj, w,'h cages -c"mpl.!, o. WI loui
There are many Improvements IN those Gun
that has never been applied beto,t.
Also. fine Damascus, Vine l wist Deer. Bird
ing and Duckimg Guns, ION 81 TO As inch bar
rels.
Also a lot of Guns, made expressly for Boys
a good article.
Game Bags Powder Flasks. Dram Fasks,
h Shot FlaSks and Pouches Wire Cartridges,
Patent and Paper Wads Waterproof,
Walkers French Percussion CAPS.
Colts. Allen K Subcr$ amt Warmers poter
q REVOLVING PIS1 OILS.
! Hunting and Pocket Knives. large and Small
&C. Persons wanting any OF the above article
will please call as | am determined TO sell :
low as they can be purchased in any house soui
ii and with industry and close application
. business hopes 10 merit a continuance oil ia;
patronage which generous public know how
bcstow. JAMES COMING.
Corner of Dauphin & Wafer Streets.
Mobile Ala. Feby. Sth 1852.
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No. 35. DAUPHIN STREET. MOBILE, ALA.
KEEPS constantly on hand great variety oil
IN The following articles, besides many others
which il would be too tedious TO mention:
Tortoise Shell and Horn Combs, OF all descrip-
tons;
Brushes of every variety;
Buttons OF the latest style and fashion, regu'
lary received;
Needles and Pins of all kinds;
Millinery Articles OF superior style and fash
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GEORGE W. VAN HOOK,
SUCCESSOR TO
A CTRTIS & 90

A. CURTIS & co.
HAS just returned frm the North with
IL AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
Of Goods, in the above line, having bcu.
mG0,y;t inrcd IN oar o1ru orr1eJ, and pajo
for in CAsn, We arc prepared to offr
them to he friends and customers Of til,
old conc IN, and also to eur own, at the We
~ LOr-t Prices fer CASH, or on hbcra
terms, t. good aud prompt men. We sole
1t an cx animation OF our stock, which com
prise every quality Of the finest and mos
fashionable >tylcs-consisting Of
Gentlemen Fine Calf sewed and peggcd Boots
do hur Calrund OH Opera X Oxford Ties
do srw'd x peg'd Congress Shoe
Misses q" & Kip Boots aud Brogans,
Ladies jenny Lind and Pmodi Ties x Excelsoi
10 Back (, cold Cloth aud Kid Caters
DO ' BooteS
do Cold & Booze Tolet Slippers K Tie,
do Mo occo kiC aud Calf Foot- 4 Shoe.
Boys Il ChIId- Eoo;-. Sior~ aud Fancy Shoe
OF all de,clJI ion-
Columns. Mis-. April :. SIP.