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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-27

THE TEXAS CREpiroRs Gen. Hamilton publishes card
ohe Texas creditors in which he says it is useless to
struggle longer for the full amount of their demands and
calls all who are willing to accept the portion offered
by Texas inform him Of the fact at Washington SO as
to enable him to memoralze Congress to relieve from
suspension the $5ooooO Detained and to procure the
money for the creditors as soon practicable Such
compulsory action will not deprive the creditors future
appeal to Texas the United States for the balance
their claims go =.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-27
o, WHITE PERSONS INSURED IN THIS OFFICE.
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance Company
No. IS CAMP STREET,

GEORGE G. sTEEvER, Vice President p. T.
i' A'uAry jy2S 5tAltW
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE, FARMERS. cLUB,A MEET
"A ing will he held at the Repository, No. 35l broadway
Tuttday April 18th. at noon. Subjeet,-Ihe Black
berry Raspberry, and Strawberry Gentlemen are re
TO bring Of their beat seeds cut
tipgs the usua spring diribhton Sran-
gers especially invited. admission Tree 20 all.
TrPuoLsTERERS, MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY.
~ upholstorers, respectfully
yed 10 attend the first annual supper of the Uphoercrs
Society Wednesday evening April H. their Meeting
Room Of Broome and Mott strcet ut o'clock pre-
ciseIy. WIN CUFF, President
J. CuLinN, Secretary.
TouRNEyMEN HoRSESUORRs' PROTECTIVE
Union and Benevolent Society.The members OF this
mtage Hail. Thursday evening pril 5 az O'clock for
tho rpose Of stctinp ocers, other huuess e
portance. GEORGE GARLAN, President
JoDp TaAFy, Secretary.
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Malls for EurODe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship Canada Capt Stone VIII
leave Boston tomorrow noon for Halifax and Liver
pool The European mails to go by her will close In this
city at one and three O'Clock this afternoon The
New York WEEKLY HERALD printed in French and
English, will be published at ten o'clock this morning
Single copies, in wrappers. sixpence
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make him who will give an order to a Halter
make his Coat Pants Boots Shoes, &c. None those
demented certainly Yet Halter about to try tho expe-
rment OF inducing people to leave their orders with him Tor
all these and the world will stand witness the resut
such attempt TO reverse the order Of things
The Hat Fnisher Union boast Of exravaganty
fitted bazaar which tho public must pay fo-but their
and extensive saeroom outs that other estao
sh snt 10 the city In their choice fabrics Ia the way OF
Hats which daily dispensed TO crowds oftheir eusonere
Standard prices. 81 aud So
nAI ! NISHERs UNION, y II Park Row,
oppoeits be Actor tt,n-s,
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SPORTING.

CPORTING.-GEORGE LEESE WILL GIVE AN Ex-
hbiton in the art of Self Defence At Mayors Concert
Hail. 10l Elizabeth street Tuesday April 18th
this viii be his last before his contest with
the above evening, whom they will have opportunity
judge Of his condition and chances Of Mr. will
have the assistance Of the most talented Of the New
York and old country ring The wind to be between
James Sullivan and George Leese who will appear s
fighting costume. To at ~cloek. Admission,
% There will roped age this occasion.
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REntuV Ais.

NN'NNN7.NN1vN-N~NN1~NNel7
ITO ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS. AND DRAPTsNEN "
The Subscriber respectfully informs IL
the above professions that he has removed his
for Mathematical Instrumepts. and business fra.s TX
90 a5 Broadway, of the Hospital seoond -
Thcodolits md Level for sale. JAMES pr ENTrTE "H
REM0VAL-DR HEATH WILL REMOVE 10 AZ,
IN Broadway on the LIST 81 May-I denaaa ~. NJ NJ
Heath, Of 2 broadway cured mo Of an offensive dsch.r
from my ears OF fifteen years eontin and Ara,
he began TO treat me could not hear the alarm bell from
VIZ 1y ua nna tnas can now engage In sonvevsat;os
Johfiu sPEAkMAN Sworn bof~re ms tkis Mia A. -
AIUi, JsJ2. IRA ELOYn N~a aisss,.s, .vmn..Aer
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TROTTING-rUES.
" day, April 49, at3 asck r. Parse SO, milo heats,
best three fvs Ia harness. Mclaughlin enteys b. m.
Lady Brooks c. spioer eutsrsg War Eagle: T. Nodns
enters Geerge West. enters FiorA Tsmples
H. Woodrpd enters Lazy Band; D. Piner enters BLK
N Lady Elizabeth; Raynor cutters Oh. Selfm. Onni-
Fulton ferry At and half eeloek
Pm JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
CRNTREvILLE COURSE. L. 1.-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ would call the par attention Of all spertins
the field this hie
feeling assured that 10 the best in point Of speed
without regard TO Bumber--shat anRounceds
To detail capabilities Of each he would be
sup.rhuoua He would merely that those who
ing the to-day will hereafter have regrets The
track has been put most splendid order and the
gle will postiv ely ensue. JOEL CoNKLIN Proprietor.
Union COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING.-Tn URsDAY,
~ Apr6. p NJ purse and stake $3.50 mile heats best
three In i've in harness Mr. Spieer enters
war Eagle; Mr. VIM. Whelan enters ch. Lady Haynes
MI Nodine enters Oh Green Mountain Mal Hr d. P6fer
enters gr Lady Vernon; Mr. c. Brooks enters b. Jim
Kelly hr Perrin enters Bay Colt; 0wner enters
Teenmseh Mr. Hugh Kelley enters Oh. e. New York linz
Slc0, carrying l2O lbs: Mr.. Smith Jenny Lind,
known to many az tho Reddng Marc Martin
Coachman formerly called Lunkhcad. II may we'll to
state here that this
quarter horses The friends Jenny confident
her success in the coming while the other ade
surfing to sporting greater degree Of excitement And
higher betting than has been witnessed years,
The wHeave South Ferry Brooklyn for tho course
at o'clock M and return the sports
JOHN I. sNEDIKRR, PropristoY.
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How TO Invest your Moncy.-Buy one OF
knoxs tpring styl Of Hats for only 81 This IL almost
good an investment though were put In building
association. KNOBS ehce Of deposit at No l25 Fulton
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TINE CELEBRATED STORE so FAvORABIyKNowN
the public the depot for Brandies Wine. Iian"~s
&c. Of the choicest and every grade t main
taps the reputation OF selling the and best
ut twenty cent ess than any other store WI "
of Crosby. " 'o'hSr
CHAMPAGNE AND CLAEET WINES sCoTcu Ann
~ East lndin Pale Ale, London aud Dublin PortAr ana
Brown stout Philadelphia Porter &c. The above arc ali IN
no condition and comprise every variety doyen ~
Care from 81 90 per dog; choice old Havana sogar.
40 Broome street. corner of Crosby. ''
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s'~, he x~wtsS Exrsss, hs Esss~g rsa, me
NsissHai DsWsoat, and the NaS Ysvk~ Dsmohrot,
70 which they added the Nep York Stosts Zeifuxg,
with compensation Of 81 900 a-ysar each and the
NEv York HERALD, with compensation Of 900
a-year. The report was adopted without any dis
csssisn Several other papers we're concuned in, of
peculiar interest," and the Board adjourned TO this
evening.
The weekly report of deaths announce 800 deaths,
Of which lob of diseases Of the lungs "a Of oen
vulsons, 10 of dropsy in the head, IS Of typhus
fever, 10 of scarlet fever 22 Of marasmus, etc.
The inside pages of this days HERALD present a
varied and extensive selection Of matter comprising
ms follows:-The movements Of Kossuth in the
South, with his speech in Mobile late and impor-
tant news from New Granada; Presentation of Sill
yer Bowl to the widow of Capt. Symonds, of the
British steamer Midway, for bis gallant conduct in
relieving a party of returned Cali ornians; the
Wing Caucus in Washington, Marine Affairs, Com
mercal Affairs, Reports Of the various Law Courts,
numerous Items Of City and Police Intelligence,
Theatrical Notices. &c., &c. Want of room COM
pes to defer the publication of several local re-
ports, which, however, shall appear in to-morrsw'f
HERALD.
The America is due at Halifax, with one week
later news from Europe.
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Mr.. Editor-Your report of the fire In
street on Saturday evening gives the credit Of
gushing II TO the The nut out by
myself after receiving the alarm which given by ct
rem, who Was passing ut the time and discovered
DAVID WEAVER, Insurance Watch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

Cloudy weather equally favorable for
taking Crayon Daguerreoypes, process patented. ROOT
has the sole right Of Ne~ York city His Gallery No.
SS broadway, corner Of Franklin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

70 make 500 per cent upon his Daguereotypes bat makes
the beat quality Of pictures At as low prices
as possible lie makes good Dsguerreotypo finished
NIFTY cents Call and satisfy yourself Of the fact that his
pictures good as any, j. w. THOMPSON
Hros
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

OF tAk vote, th~S were emily seven NoRthsrn wings
IN he affirmative 10 thirty Northern wings against
IT, the rest being absent, from reasons best known
to themselves. OF the Southern wings, the vote IVES
twenty for the fnality to enc In the negative.
Thus, while the wings of the South are substantially
unanimous in favor of the compromise as perma-
nent settlement, emily seven mon of the whole
Northern whig representation, in the House of Rep
resentatives, are found in the afirmative-only
seven This shows that the whg party of the North
is radically, if not hopelcssly, infected with the
leprosy Of aboltionism 1t shows that this element
ofthe party must be conciliated, or that New York,
Massachusetts,, and Ohio may 60 by the board
And in this view Of the case, we apprchend that the
Southern compromise wings in the Congressional
caucus Tuesday night next will be overrued-
that an understanding will be lodged, and that il
will be lodged in the National Wing Convention.
We also suspect that the democrats at Baltimore
will dodge the compromises-in fact that the can IL
date Of both conventions will be put forward with
the lockjaw upon the slavery question.
Will the South submit Will Southern wings
submit to support candidate whose only pledge il
pledge to Seward Can either party of the South
jealous Of the critical tenure Of their social nstitu
tious and aware Of the steady increase of the anti
slavery elements Of the North submit 70 60 into the
election, with their Northern allies, with no other
argument than that the door s to be left wide open
to the abolition agitators1 We have our fears
THERE'S to fear that in uniting for the spoils
the abolitionists will gather the fruits of the unhoy
alliance-demoraixe both parties-ovorthrow the
Fugitive Slave law-carry the abolition of slavery
in the District of Columbia, assail il in the States
and drive the South, in the end to secession or civil
war. The wing caucus Of Tuesday next will proba-
bly, solve the riddle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

This Incompatible Toilet Soap is more esteemed
and used than other throughout Europe 1t is com
posed Of the most pure and genuine Materials not dis
guised by color and has sufficient quantity honey
sorporated with to render it tho emcent
soap for the skin in 1t agreeable and
isatc perfume and produces with the trouble
and creamy laher To be had Of all Druggists Per.
famers. W. j. DAVIS, 40 Cortlnndt street,
sole Agent for the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

The Comic PIck.-NO. q OF this witty
weekly in the market this morning and as usual filed
With rich variety of short, spicy matter
The caricatures than in any number
which has yet been issued. Cass and Scott
well got up and hit For sale No. Anu street and
BY all the agents and newsboys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

elegant and magnificent exhibited this city A.
JOEL CO, No. SO broadway, having completed their
alterations beg leave inform their friends and public
that they have this day re-opened their with
fsety unequaed display Of diamond other
Fine watches by eminent makers plain and enameed set
with pearls diamonds &C. Silver wares
msnufacturod by James Dixon soma Sheffield and other
celebrated makers. Rich porcelain figures
pieces &c. exquely decorated and OF the
patterns elegant bronze, ormuue and porcelain mane
clocks and grandoles real bronze figures receivers
&C. Paper mache goods md endless variety Of rich
and fancy goods too partcularx whole
which will be offered at prices heretofore totally uuprsce
dented The public respectfully invited 10 cai
judge for themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

Three Days Later Newsl-From Auction!-
JNo MADDEN Il CO., Isl Broadway, would respectfully
request their lady customers to step into
examine some OF the greatest bargains offered this
Robes, etc.. ETC., etc. - ~
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FINE ARTS.


NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN WILL OPEN THE
~ twenty,ssysnth annual Exhibson TO the public
Tuesday the 18th inst oclock A. H. Artist exhibitors
notified that Saturday tho 10th 10 appointed
nishing day. BY order sfths Council.
J. H. sHEGOGUE. Cor. Secretary N. A.
A VISITING PLATE AND FIFTY CARDS, FOR ONLY
"A 81 2-Wedding Cards at low pross--at COCHRAN'S.
y Lpsn ard street next to Broadway For SALE cheap Al
Office Desk and Sofa
RALLIES LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS-PRICE TO
y dealers and others only three eAch
They are as good and cheaper than pubished The
catalogue contains between three and kinds:
added weekly and will be any part
the United States receipt order and
remittance. Address JAMES BAiLLIE, Yorkviis, N. Y.
WOOD CUT PRINTINC-IN OIL COLORs-(BAx.
w tiers Patent la Practical FRESHMAN, that has had
great experience with the patente il open engage
ment to work the above process Tho advertiser is as%
acquainted with Flock Printing and all kinds
press work. Address J B. BAG, Herald ONCE.
WANTED-BY THOUSANDS THE KNOWLEDGE TO
make money fast Instructions in i've useful and
ornamental arts by which you realize . handsome In
come VIM be sent TO any address receipt OF Is ssns
post paid Address BURT SMITH, box 30, broadway
Post Once New York.
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We direct attention to Mr.. Geo. nrod,e,s

store No 81 Canal and SO Lispcnsrd strectsMr b.
claims to be the originator Of the Nantla business SUCH
in New York And during the last few has
pitch Of perfection truly surprising. lie visits Paris
periodically in order TO select every thing desirable in his
line, and having just returned from his finished tour
exhibiting assortment Of Mantilas Cloaks SC,
which have merely to be by the fasdous
70 be admired We recommend our lady readers generally
10 we'll as dealers, to give Mr.. H. a call.
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VIM II" HH"ECEI0fT UH1UB 8WHEE NHAI
many people arc Tor have been under tue that
lowpreed Danerrsoypes fade bgs leave to that
picture allowed to leave his establishment unless has
been perfectly and duraby finished His expeonee ton
years satisfies him that we'll finished
the most durable Of all likoncsses.
J. W. THOMPSON, SI5 Broadway,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF healthy cOnstitu-
lions about to proceed to California TO travel reside
enect Al their lives at extra Of tive
per cent for the former cont for the latter ut the
National Loan Fund Life Insurance Conpauy of London
No. 0rsDt street Jersey City guarantee fund vested
n American trustees. All claims payable In Now York
Medical ccers in daily For rates Of premium
and general inform alton, apply as above.
l. LEAEHER STARR. nArAl
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% -morrow IWednesday) morning, Containing as usua
rich and raey matter; Visit to Fonthl cono sion Of
kofn kobb Alss, highly illustrated with Comic RnzrAy-
ing &c Publication office, 10 Fulton street, for sae by
the News Agents and Newsboys Price two cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

The Crystal Palace Again !-Patent Tapcs-
Try Ingram and Patent Tapestry Three Carpets the
same as were exhibited At the Worlds Pair at HIRAM
ANDERSONS, SO Bowery. Also, gsh Tapestry Brussels,
OF magnificent unique styles ported expressly
York city trade. They win be sold very cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13
Whosc Is One Best l-e5O, OOO Persons arc


Side or Chest, CHRONIC Rheumatism, Collie, Dysentery
Headache humps Toothache &c. requested try Dr.
Tobias venetian Liniment and il not superior
thing else their money will be refunded For sale by the
druggists and store all the United States
Price, % and 80 cents Depot 24O Green wich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

Great Bargains In Carpetings.-Peterson
HUMPHREY, 79 Broadway. Of White street, hav
ing purchased largely At the late auction sales will
dispose Of the same 1t the following low prossRoh Vel
vets l2 Tapestries 9s Brussels Ss Three ply H. to
mgr aims 49, to g., and all other goods equally low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13
Percmptory Sale of Thirty-two Building

Los an N one BODY She Eighth and Ninth and
seventy sixth street A. j. Blocker will cell the aboye
lots at auction Thursday, April 49, IL at the
Merchants Exchange. Sixty per cent on
and mortgage for three years six cent For lbs
&C., apply at Broad street. f''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

House to Let, In London Terrace.-A gem
tlsmnn having elegant three story house. with ali the
modern improvements, would let the email
tsei family and desired, would take part whole
o. the rent IN board Address box 9l3-wil receive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

Wigs and TOupees-Bs &c heIOr's new STYLE
Of Wigs pronounced the nature
yet invented Those wanting very superior article
call at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No. wall
n "a cit tha ddvsSa " ~oS~-~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

Great excitement! Tremcnd0us low prices!
Good and handsome Asor Oleoths 3D. 3s per
yardsuperb all wool ingram Carpets IS 3D. and
superfne Carpets 5s o. 3d. and 6s Tapestry Carpets Is
S. and S. yard at the famous emporium 90
Bowery-HIkAM ANDERSON'S Copy the address.
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TO ia Chambers street, Hudson he
continue to Badness and grey hair to It's orr
gna color with his usual having reduced his price
to country agents selling ahpenc for cash only,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

hold Furniture at auction Tuesday Apr H. 1852 at 10
o'clock A. NJ at ~ Henry street Brooklyn. Rosewood
and Mahogany Chairs. Tables. Sofas &c. Also Brussels
and other Carpets Rosewood Pisnoorte Bedtead Beds
and Bedding. Terms cash, in bsnkablc money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

Glorious!-English Imperial Three-ply
Carpeting Of gtering coors elegant scroll
hgtres only dollar the yard 20 Bowery, HIRAM
ANDERSONS-the and desirable Carpets yer
offered in this market Purchasers will advance their
ests by examining these beautiful Carpets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

To know ourselves is q matter Of the
greatest Importance. and there by which
acquire this knowledge well BY the aid Of Phre
nology teaches for what in life by
nature best qualified and in what pursuit be
snccessful Examinations day and evening at the Phreno
logical rooms, Ne 13l Nassau street. in Clinton Hail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

Hair Dye.-BatchcIOr's celebrated LIQUID
Hair Dye the best yet discovered for coorng hair
vhskers the moment u is applied The wonderful
certainty with which this avorite and old established Hail
Dye performs rs onsing. 1t is for sale applied
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No. wall street Copy III.
address. - -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14

N pursuance of an order Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, of Meigs county, Ohio, will offer
for sale, az the door Of the corft house. IN the
town Of Pomeroy, on the 18th day Of Octobe.,
1852, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
and 4 O'Clock, p. M, the following described real
estate, to wit: All Of that part Of the south half
OF section number one, township number four,
range number twelve, the same being all Of said
south half section, except that part Of the south
east quarter Of said section which is owned by
David Osborn, and except, also, the several lots
OF parcels Of land in said south half sold and con-
veyed by Ethan Cowdery in his lifetime, and here
matter mentioned, that Is to say; to David Barber,
by deed executed ON the 4th day Of August, 1910;
to Charles Worthin, by deed executed on the Sd
day Of September, 1885, to John Adams, by deed
executed on the 18th day Of August 1888; and
to Samuel and David Sloper, by deedexecuted on
the 23d day Of February, 1929; 70 be sold, sub
ject to the dover estate Of Betsy Cowdery, widow
Of Ethan Oowdery deceased. Appraised at $4,000.
36-6w.-S3. S. BRADBURY, Sheriff M. @.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14
. Meigs County High School and
Teachers INSTITUTED"

TlHE next term of this Institution will commence
4 Monday, the first of November next.
TUITION PER QUARTER.
Reading, Writing, Elementary Geography,
and Mental Arithmetic, 50 90
Arithmetic and Geography, Q so
English Grammar and Natural Philosophy, 3 90
Chemistry, Elementary Algebra, nd History, 8 so
Botany, Astronomy, Ancient Geography and
History, Book Keeping, Physiology, &C.
ology, Intellectual Philosophy, Moral Sci
ence, and Political Economy, 4 90
Rhetoric, Logic, Higher Mathematics, and
the Greek and Latin Languages, s 90
Board in private families, 81 so per week.
Strict attention will be given to the morals, as
well as the i~ntellects of pupils, Parents who are
under the necessity of sending their children from
home to be educated, will find the location OF
this school very desirable. Chester is a very pleas
ant and healthy village, free from many of those
places of amusement and dissipation of large
towns, that often entice young men and boys,
when not under parental care, to their ruin.
Hereafter the school will be permanently under
the care of the subscriber, whose object shall be,
to impart useful and thorough instruction to his
pupils. JAMES. M. EVANS, Teacher.
n35-w3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14
Preparing for the Fall Trade.

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS are now
IL offered by R. LLOYD & Co., Wholesale Deal
ers in Boots and Shoes, Front street, who have just
received a large stock, direct from the Manufac-
turers, which being ordered last Spring, they were
selected with care and precision, in order toeR-
best satisfaction.
Having before had the same work, and know
ing, as we do, its superiority to many others, and
ordering most of our stock before the advance on
Leather, we are convinced we possess advantages
over those who bought lately. Our stock com
prises an extensive variety of Mems, Boys, Wo-
mems Misses and Children's Wear, of every de-
.scription.
We would say to the public and Dealers in gem
eral, that their attention we respectfully solicit,
hoping You will favor us with the same, and
doubling not but an examination ofour stock will
prove satisfactory to all. ~
Portsmouth, Sept. A, 1882. sep14-36