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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
BosToN, July 27.

Lord ElIlsmore attended yesterday the an
nual festival of the public schools of this city.
He addressed the audience.
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New YoRk MARKET July 81.
Flour unchanged; White Wheat 81 81
Corn firm.
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L AND At AUCTION.

AND At AUCTION. by virtue Of deed
IL of trust executed To (wth authority Tor either
10 metz by stephen Terry. benring date the 18Th day Of
October 1888, NJ us, will on Monday the Sth
day OF August next that being Court day, Campbell
rtHouse sell by way of puelio auction to The high
est bidder for cash the unsold o land in said deed
mentioned, lying the OF Hancock creek in the
county of Pittsylvnnin and containing 100 ACRES.
less, al joining the lands of Hezekioh Terry,
and others which there formerly stood grist mill
cotton machine, stlhouse. &C. 1t ben4 the same land
purchased by said Terry of Jacob City, and situated n
bout miles from Leesvie. The title is believed
unqurstonohle but will ony convey with special
warranty THOMAS bEFTNlCH. (r.a.,a.
GERMAN JORDAN. ''''''''
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Miniature Almanac.

I OST-Between MAR street and MIS- RoyalP~
IL on Federal Hill,a small mourning jet BREAST
PIN. The finder will be suitably rewarde by leaving
it at the Vmginian Office. [iy 28-dlwl
ONEY FOUND-Which the
lVl get by ealing on the subscriber, proving prop
ert, and paying for advertisement.
:, oats y. B. PAYNE.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, July 81.
Flour $5 IL Grain steady.
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HoRRrBLE AFFAIR AT CLINToN,-Thc De
carur Marion county, IIIs,) Gazette of the
18Th, has the following:
The humnug career OF the miserable impos
tor Herr Alexander. met with most terrible
check at Clinton Dewitt county last week.
Had the parties been reversed and he the VIC,
tim, we should have considered 1t buta small
loss The facts are as we learn, briefly these:
In playing off the hocus po"us of the magic
pistol, it proved to be loaded with balls, and
the young man. George Smith, who was to
stand up and catch fictitious ball in his mouth
received the contents of the loaded pistol in his
left side, and from the character of The wound
and season of the year the probability is that
it will terminate his life, leaving widowed
mother no was solely dependent on him, in
consoabe
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II EN- OVAL.

- s.,,lr,, s..15.;,l Harness. Sc. -
IuyuE sbsc,iber begs leave respectfully to inlorm his
L friends and the public generally, hat he has remoV,
I'D his Harness Store four doors beo" his Id
stand to the building recently ittedup by him and I'M
meda,ely opposite the Merchant, bank oil w. w"er re
the hest material and workmanship, He has on hand,
and will continue TO keep large and varied assortment
IF saddles Harness Brides Martingales, Trunks Med
ical and plain Saddle, Bags, Whips Spurs Drafts ana
Harness Collars together with every thing thot IS 10 oe
cI ~ establishment of thar kind. He fatteIs him
sefthat by long experience in the business en-
nble TO give entire satisfaction Repairing done WIN
ncotnesss durability md dispatch Old saddles taken
in exchange for Don't forget to call at te sgn u
the Pyancing Pong. "Io' D.
lie 23-d&c2mf. .--
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Ms4N WAYS, BUGGYS, WAGONS -
&c-The Subscriber respectfully informs hsfrends and
the public generally that his stock of Carriages hocka'
ways and Buggys large and he is adding toll dali
y-aIl Of his manufacturing and warranted equal
to any in the state either for durability
He hasulso good stock of Carryas for one and two
horses.
His stock of iron anle wagons is very large several
very superior road wagons and four horse wagons and
a large lot oftwo horse md one horse wagons.
Also large lot Of Rail Road carts made, and making
up all sizes Of wagons, carts &c.
+ eb 9.-d&c6mif. JkO. ii. BAILEY.
| So Iare below the Franklin Hotel
DGnvle Register publish month GD and send
acc cunt To this of-e.
Republican cop, months. (iD
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an SATURDAY the 9Th day of August,
~ Mt - o'clock M in front OF the MnIketllouse,
will sell FOUR LIKELY NEGROES, viz; Silvy and
her three children. Also. | BAY HORSE, belonging
To III, estate of J. 7 w Rend, deed. of Bedford
TERMS. months with interest from the day &C sne.
iy 25-dds VIM. A. READ, Conn.
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yIyIRASHING MACHINES, for sale ut
i the Waruick Found1y built in the most thorough
and substnntia md warranted equal to any IN
the State Also, o hand
pIows and PiOw Castings,
Including oil patterns Of the celebrated Eagle Ploos
Points, Landsiies Churns,
MY CUT TIERS, &c.
Thrnshng Machines repaired Of all patterns at the
shortest notice. and all kinds Of CASTINGS made and
fitted 10 order.
WHlTTEMoRE, McNAMEE e. co,
July 2O.dAc4w Pyopriefors.
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rHE LATEST NEWS.
.,y.LOF THE ARCTIC.
nays LATER FROM EUROPE.
rt,r EASTERN QUESTION MORE
iH THREATNlNG.

r. L =
IN THREATNING.
vopx. July 23-The American mai
NE" Arc,ic arrived at her wharf Ibis after
steam" :, 6 o'clock, after a passage of ten days
moo" To- . hours from Liverpool bringing date:
sno hat port to The 18th inst. Among her pas
from '"' are Senior Herrera. late Minister frod
senss - Rome, Mrs. I. F. Meagher. and Thos
mS en-. Steamer Manchester passed steamer
da -" 10 he the Niagara. in lat. So 40, long
81 r,nvev
~. ! yelopments in regard to the Turkish
',;on Dive a more threatening aspect tc
~ % Coun. Nesserode has issued a new
a;.cnIar. more impudent than the last clai
;an that Russia occupies the Principalities
~, n4o.,se the French and Russian fleet
in Turkish aters, and hints oui
az 1T, hat Russia will refuse all cancellations
us,I the Hetts Withdraw II. Willingness
- eyacuate the Principalities is. however, ex
" when the demand of Russia is com
A. ;m,ortant despatch has been received
c.on, Amsterdam, stating that Baron Brucl,
,be Austrian Envoy at Constantinople, in
stesd of being charged with a conclatory mis-
s;or has made an imperative demand on the
por,e for all the concessions previously refus.
81 :, I,einingen's mission. This would seem
,o;ndica,e collision between Austria and Rus
sia
despatch from Vienna announces that
rooms ale about to be concentrated at Peter
WARDEN for the protection Of the frontier.
It is said the Porte will publish reply to
the Emperor of Russia, setting forth al the in
instce with which Turkey has been treated by
Russia.
This note has partially opened the eyes of
the European public, who see the necessity OF
bringing the matter to a close, Russia's object
being merely to gain time to render her posi-.
ton impregnable. Although the possibility of
war is scarcely admitted. public opinion be-
gins to demand something decisive. The
public are tired of being continually amused
with dispatches announcing pacific tenden-
cy OF affairs. The latest report is that France
and England had last week forwarded note
to St. Petersburg, proposing mutual conces
sions in order TO end the dispute. to which an
answer was expected about July 18th.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July I3.-The cotton market
remains unchanged, with average sales. The
inquiry is fair which is freely met by holders
without any pressing of sales. The better
grades are in most demand, lower qualities be-
ing nominal and difficult of sale. Sales since
the Europa of 10000 bales. Imports 80 900. |
The quotations are fair Orleans rs; middling
6 s; fair Upland 5 s; fair Mobile 3 I'D;
middling Upland and Mobile Cd.
Breadstuffs The improved prospect of
the French harvest, and quieter tone In the
London and inland markets, has oppressed |
Liverpool transactions. The market is quiet
with further decline of6d Is per barrel, III
lour, AMI Id Cd per 70 lbs. in wheat. Indian
;orn unchanged; yellow rather dearer
Ho,,,n,r App.,, AT CI 1NToN-Thc De. |
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GARRET ,. WATSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-29

HENDERSON AND PApUcAH RAILRoAD.-On
the 23d ut., the citizens of Henderson, KY,
held meeting and appointed committee to
visit Paducsh, and consulted upon the subject
of railroad between those two points through
Ken ucky. A previous meeting had been
held in Evansville. Ind, on the subject, and
committee appointed to cooperate with the
citizens OF Henderson and Paducah. On the
arrival of the delegates, large number Of the
citizens m { at the Court house, and organ
lied by the election of Chairman and Secre-
tary. Several addresses were made, and the
following, among other resolutions, adopted:
Resolved, That We will take into mature
consideration the matter proposed, and thut
we snail be pleased to see the cities of Evans
vile and Henderson 60 on and succeed in
their noble enterprise.
The meeting then adjourned.
Railroad Record.
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AK ILLusros DIsPELLED "A lawyer ou,"
,.;.n.s,f an Office in the form of hexagon,
h.'. 10 souare. The novelty of the structure
O. ,,s s the attea,ion of some Irishmen VINO
,asre u,ssing by hey made full stop, ano
' VEL the building ery critically: The law.
view, we. somewhat dis susted by their curiosity
T ys,sd M the window, pnt out his head ant
"What do yon stand here for: like al a p ao
ofbloodhounds. gazing at my oti,ce. 10 70
,.ke il for church!' "Faix, saic o"S Az
,hem' az was thinking SO, till saw the CIV
aoLe his head out of the windy"
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Too LOVING BY HALF.-Love is del ghtful;
il is "the fulfilling Of the law" the world
wOu,r M enjOinsii. fof Il is &flssn
..m commandment give unto you, that ye
,ors one another" but a bride and groom
Wv e,o,lu attached in church-particuiarly when
80 ocsunants of the slip-as to sit "snus'
lea ms reading the marriage service %
Course they would read nothing else-oS. .
.Ss s.me prayer book during the entire hou
and . halt of public worship, may be carrying
,,,,t the term of a private ante -nuPtiai con
49,, but such fondness is unknown in pun
lie post nuptial procedure.
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OF The Lady Franklin was here for Lou:
isville at excellent time yesterday morning.
bringing the mail. This proves her very
light draught boat. She is also very fast and
possessed of very fine accommodations. She
Is nearly the last boat left in the Daily LOU
isville and St. Louis line of packets. Sew
efal of the others have been compelled to
withdraw on account Of low water.
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@ a negro man died in New York last
week from eating strawberries. A wager
had been laid tn at he could not eat ten baskets
full. He accomplished the feat, won the
wager, and died almost Immediately after.
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NJ We thank Mr.. John Agar, now resi-.
dent in Oregon, for papers from th;t terrific.
~. We also are indebted to Col. J. Nicely
Johnson, of the California General Assem-
bly,, for papers.
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Hot! HorrER.! HorrEsr!!!-The Their
mometer on the 2lst inst, at Boston, at 2 p.
NJ. stood at %; Providence 50; at Hartford q,
P. NJ. it stood e5; at New York at P. NJ.
il stood at Sc; at Newark at 93l; at Philadel.
phia So; in Louisville 50; and in Evansville
96
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DAILY JOURNAL.

GTShould any Of our patrons above Main
street, fail to receive their paper this week
they will please give notice at the Office
We have employed new carrier who will
serve them faithfully, as soon as he becomes
fully acquainted with the route.
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W Boats yesterday reported on the bars
above 81 feet water. This pretty efectually
prevents any but the smaller boats running.
Travellers on the Ohio above Evansville have
hard time Of it nowadays. Only 80 inches
water reported Oh the Portland Bar two days
ago.
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TINE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS. ruphino 4, 49,.
i nection with the Baltimore and Ohio ks.isoad
Wheeling,
trough tickets by this line to PhiIadelphia, Wash
lnglon lily and Baltimore Ca be procured from Us
Agents at Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, or 90
board the boats. Having made permanent arrange
nents Tor ucketng through, the travelling public viii
IND greatly to their interest, going ErSt est to
patronize this line.
The Union Line" beinr chartered Company arc
required by lawto under such regustiousss Al in
sure comfort as well safety to the lives OF paseEge
= his Is the only line running ia connection with
the Bsltimore and Ohio Railroad.
u JThe steamers Of this line are ENTIRELY new aud
the largest, sest safest and SUPERB vessels
ouhtor Tie western waters, aud Will leave Is follows,
VIZ
FOREST CITY. Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday P. NJ.
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McClaid, Monday p H.
BALTIMORE, Capt VIM. Clark Tuesday p NJ
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt. w Norton, wednesda, p NJ.
VIRGINIA, Capt. Cbas v. " ellis. Thursday 3 p. M,
FALLS CITY, Capt, sam. Mason, Friday p. NJ.
THOS. SWAMI, Capt. J Mcclure, Saturday Up NJ.
Fare from Louisville to Baltimore.... SiI 20
DO DO do to Philadelphia Washington ~ 60
Do do do to New York. Is %
Do do Cincinnati TO Baltimore. 10 60
Do do do to Philadephis Washington III 90
Passeggers' baggage transferred from steamboat to
Railroad and from Railroad Steamboat, free from
charge
)CPAn additional charge Of only 80 for state rooms
and meals is made from Louisville to heeIinz
S. Moorhead, agent
Louisville, KY.
NJ. Render on. agent at Evansville Office at Lewis
e. Crays wharf boat,
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naGUERREOTHPES!

SryRSCKIBFR respectfully Informs M bns.;ness
ina. he has Ss.S s%a Es ssH
it'll which NC ,,S;ng permanent Daguerrean ganS';
in buildng corner o.. freau nj
IN 1880 where he hopes 10 receive ns n "a h,s
First street. -J;s and gentlemen which ii shan o
s merit and as he Of Ii. pro
%anent he depends more upon ~ words for
Cheney and skill than noisy hom"ue
| Da,nteris too wen go
saea an ~ ,ss, ne will be happy 10 accomooa'e
sifns his that brasha e, folNDExTER
apo --------
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n. .. ANDERSON,
MRRC ANT IA L y X
(coNMERcIAL ROW.
IT Ifn@HR A. To-.

r;Vansvilie. ma. ~ SPRING
.v,ro n large and superior stock Oh 81 fash.
Goops Or best material and St ' coSs Of the
styles rI rns a"d sns
S ssss Ense Of 5sa
br ns Of ahe
ana plain aud garsd Of ,s AM
S.aasfa STYLES for s.% M saps wsa qualify
figured shAs THE ABOVE GOODS and sol,
will be to order in as s sV SouSs in any cit
than the sa%s sTTe eI@ Sn CASH
West Of me i.aseni for Williams kep9s o,hepwise,
Tia nresent number can DC na ~, = "a apl6u
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TOyT,1iY would respectfully S can 10
CHANKLlN q ne 1.Jies 20 their stock Oh iss,ne
- attention Of the ,s goods received consisting
DE- ssd Collars
Mousque.aaS swiss embroidered oiseCs ..
Jaconet anu SwisS Ia Plou ncngs and S2nos'
R..i Thread Edssss s az sn sss straw vs
Pls.a aae ss.' all Of which are os,sSS REILLY.
m ;ss sss pnsss spsl saAsA-,-
-cGS.-s Cases frssh reosiveSSs sss e, Bros.
mys
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tracts made with negroes ead muI.,,.----.-
seouent to the passage of this S~-'toa' cub
9. Any negro or mulatto
thereto. and in violation Of the Provi IONS =, =,
,hs Constitution, and of the first section Oh
this act, shall be fined in any sum no. Ills, leS'
, ,nan ten nor more than FIVE hundred dollars
| ie4-3w
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new FOUNDRY AZ AND so,i Maca .aa .assssa i:
HAvING and experienced vorkmsn most ,o thor.
Of BUSHES: And %aeS and ' Mil
fS a sna every thing else n l
g'i BEST style and that
n in s.i few and arc no" ready
,.is contracts for any Gini d. 'EGGIEsIoN co.
Corner Canal and iDs's s'''
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River News ..

p,rr.pune. June IS, M.-There arc >;
-. wa,er in the channel and at q stanu
The; The water is clear and pleasant.
r,x.,xx,,r. June IS, M.-The river Is STA
T,he ~ Gather is cloudy.
c,xcrsxarr, Juns IS. P. M.-Ihs , ,,ver
N,;Ss.rv The weather clear and pleasen
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9-M- GRIFFITH.

Wholesale AND KErA s.LiIeW.
Harrow tnu and oomplots stock 0! 20.
II AS juC tocex .,;. hardware Mechanics toots -
.I sssSM ate Ms.ch.n: Mechanics sa' ''
are invissdd 70 S.''TH THE sign OF TIE MILL eA""
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noyl7 so I,
oApDLERY WARE A..

saddles, harness. Brides Brides, o @e,
John cUPPLEs Keep. s01 W.1s and ~ns srsry
large s.:e5%s@ sis rs sSs %e
thing Pppsni Of ssddes Brides Harness S
81 o
there in the in he he is ss
Snss Ii sc;r ssss
Bits S;irrup Irons, ,cee any other IN the ey. ns
and his attention the public TO nesf prices
. .ss 70 o. cSfIssIinaaesmen'' /" the way ''
Sod -doxwf
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nvSSOLUTION

TINE arm N. nas viii s
mutual consent n an who is authorized 70 settle al .ns
conducted b, no late arm Those indsoi Haa H
Duehes o =, adiate payment '" HA ISAAC VILE
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PHILADELPHIA. June 25.-Great excite, cite
m;naNThey are turning out in large mum.
hers to receive visiting musical soS'e'les ,ro',
All the principal Eastern cities. Inc us,m a,ad
nortons of the city are brilliantly iilum'na.et
and guns are firing and banners flying through
the city.
NV ORLEANS, June "a despatch ITO"
,ha Balize states that two suspicious vesee'S
armed to the teeth, went to sea on "euhe'
Sav-dest.nation unknown.
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DENTISTRY.

J.KIVETT. Dentist. has pc f ~ la;.nsd room,
& ed himself in this s! n, ano Cooks grocery.
49, he prepared to perform dental ,Ss DAT,
even nature aud ran. his WORK n 1--WE full sa,i.ac
ronase o. me puohn. ,ween NJ and p Oh. pr
fessionai calls received Mt any hour.
-aR...a, Bb,s Large North Carolina In P''
shipping order. Tor sale byyosrvus e. nRowN.
jsl7
cow LOST! ,. a,
sTRAYED from the undersigned h mr ON
GfS First Street. near the Eps cop ar M,Ich Cow
IN. :. sides and whto back and head sm IAN. oid /
I'D lin sood order. She has Cali OF ~ aa'' ''N
ser.on giving nformaton Of ,s,d Cow
,f Isrritt Field & Co.. Will be hoeras TAoUEss
Evansville, June :. 1850"
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NEW G ,a.t "Ssaea FAMILY Ssoo xS r.
hDsS ii:
s;s S:s Ss
article 70 ss 81 and Ben and his %y
'p.e a"n II, Ss sSe re harm done
100 LBS. BUTT j. 6 w. REILLY
| htliH ,nyo3
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rYrWRING:..loo Boxes No. l. and scaled '''
- j! :.ls By. FOSTERS 8 BROWN:
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C10.T1NG HATH HOUSE:

FLOATING HATH ~ Tin.,;nr Bath
WY a. ApLERSBURG will have his rioa"ns nav. -,
w House completed by the Sth day OF June rs :,
which time he will ready 20 receive an ons
mouse 1, 40 constructed the gentlemen emu. ,
ds and the late, ON the othcr isvery neatly 20. w.
and he hopes the public will appreciate his
;;, =, snb.rribe can do so by calling at MS aPe'
S,or on FIRST street. between Main and camorS. N.
The house is Just below Lanasco wharf: oRpo s Wis,
.a,n mill Ha confidently believes that all VINO WIZ
~ contribute 10 their health, will give him CALI
| jt2d3m
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PUBLIC NOTICE
TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN BLOCKS NOS. 1a AND u
EASTERN ENLARG EMENT

TO OWNERS OF LOTS in BLOCKS nos. la AND -
e ASTGRN ENLARQ EMF MT
ND now here the Common Council OF the 0if7 OF
n Granville HEREBY declare their intention to make
Wharf Landing 1y feet in width along the Southern
Bank OF the C. nal within the corporate limits OF the
CITY OF Evansville, which Wharf Landing will extend
from Western line Of Chestnut street TO the Eastern
line OF Oak in the Eastern Enlargement OF said
CITY and construct said landing il will be necessary TO
appropriate Fifty feet OF the Northern North Western
end Of of the lots In Blocks Nos Twelve and Thir
In the Eastern enlargement OF said City and In order
aggrieved by the making OF said
Wharf may opportunity Of applying To the Com
Council for redress II is further ords red, that
copy of this order signed by the Mayor and aesied by
the Clerk be pubs led for six weeks Ina the Evansville
Journal. public newspaper printed and published in
said City, Dated, June ii, 1853.
Attest: J. s. HOPKINS, Mayer.
Gr, n Toop iel4d6w
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

WTILLlAM BELL. is just opening on Main street,
wv opposite the Bank large and we'll selected stock
Of leather and findings. consisting in part Of
1000 sides OF sole leather, emlock and spanish oaS
tanned.
50 dog e;sSees6 .n 81 % and Tam neo e4tsf Mad
>, 40, Kjp-Prime City, hea'y county,
20 dor ochineaf nvs"
~ nk blue and green do
40 {. IininyS-Pink. blue. anal green.
az az . P;nd;ny,-Iindsey's cape goat and sheeP'
rs,S.sinsH.ishs. heavy. and medium "or'o
Pair and Caron.
10 Oil thong leather,
4 10 Madras Kid
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts. IN, nails, balls, tacks
Foot trees rasps. aws. pincera' aA reys hooks
"a All other tools and material, usea BY shoe ,srm,
ali Of which will be sold on the most reasoha'''
| jell
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NEW GOODS.
~ 1870 blk Silk Fall Wells;
500 Fancy Embroidered Wells:
100 doz blk Silk Cravats;
lOC Cartons sol'd Tadctta Ribbons different width
so do do Satin do DO 90;
50 pieces "Fsncy' Dress Silks;
40 do Black do;
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mvaI al Main g., Louisville, Ky.
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