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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-18

WABAsH.-At Lafayette yesterday, there
were l2a feet water in the channel of Wa
bash and falling slowly. AT Terre Haute,
river falling. The Emma Watts left on Sun
day night for the Ohio. No boats in pert.
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Oy Why are the boxes of theatre like
the mourners at funeral! Because they
are always in "tiers."
The youth that nerpetrated the above, a
few moments afterwards. made an attack on
his life with an India-rubber chisel.
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bBenedict Arnold never married until he
was forty years OF age, and see what an end
he made!-Erchange Paper.
Yes-but we never heard of Arnold doing
any thing bad until after he was married.
His wife was the daughter of tory.
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GTSunday and yesterday were bright and
beautiful days--a very happy change after
the late dismal weather.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-18

0TAccording to the annual report just
made, there are in the State of New York
S32,49l children attending the public schools.
There are in the State ii ,5S7 district schools,
and the amount expended during the past
year was S2,24S,sl4.
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PUBLIC LECTURE.-Rev Mr.. Sterru will deliver
the Introductory to Course of ten Lectures before the
Evansville Benevolent Association. on FRIDAY Eve
MING Jan. e1st, at II o'clock, in Rev. Mr. MeCarers
Church.
Admission 10 cents at the door-Season tickets so cts.
ALLEN HALLOCK, President,
WIN. X McGREw, Secretary.
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6Ton Saturday evening, the river was
rising slowly at st. Louis, with ten feet water
in channel to Cairo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-18

WABASH RivER.-The Wabash river rose
seven feet in three hours at Lafayette on the
llth inst.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. 90.
Commission and Forwarding
IL D u r.. -r.-s
JOSEPH MoGRIp GE,
fLate Twitchell d Mogridee,)

CORNER or COMMERCIAL PINE STREETS.
CONSIGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will meet
~ with prompt and personal attention, and liberal
adUanccs will be given when required Consgnments
or Bills of Lading in hand.
Orders for the Purchase of Lead Grain, Hemp and
other Produce viii be filed at the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise aud
Produce will meet with especial care and dispatch the
lowest of freight will always be procurcd ana The
expense Of storree and drayage as much as possible
avoided.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, l775.


"DEAR KATY-Your favor of the 18th
June came to hand, but on the 23d Septem-
Der. just three months after it was written.
had to weeks before written you a long chat
and sent it to the care of your brother " ard.
/ hear you are now in Boston gay and lovely
as usual. Let me give ou some fatherly adj
vice. Kill no more pigeons than you can
eat, be good CIR, don't forget your catechism:
go constantly to meeting or to church till you
get q good hu band; and then stay at home
and nurse the children; and live like a chris
tian. Spend your spare hours in sober whist
prayers, or learning to cipher.
You must practice addition to your hus-
bands estate by industry and frugality sub
traction of all unne. essary expenses. Multi
pIication-he will soon make you master Of
As to division, / say with your brother Paul,
"Let there be no divisi' n among ye," but as
your good sister Hubbard (my love to herr is
well acquainted with the rule of tro, hope
you will become as expert in the rule of three,
that when l have again the pleasure of see-
ing you, 1 may find you like my grape vine,
surrounded with clusters, plump, juicy, blush
ing pretty little rogues just like their mamma
Adeu, the bell rings, and / must 90 among
the grave ones, and talk politics.
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ISJokes, to be appreciated, should not be
written, but told. Catch the sparkling foam
81 the sea and bottle it, and what was shine.
IS now bad sample of pork-pick le.
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HiTNA
FIRE KNSU RANCE COMPANY,
of HarfforJ Conn.


FIR TNSU RE- NCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL $500. o00-aH paid an aud inrestel.
Reserved EARNINGS s2o0,0lo.
Total assets S50t GOO
fItHlS Company was Incorporated with perpetual
charter in 1872 and nsures against loss damage by
Fire on Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing establishments
stores household furniture and merchandise in general
on the most favorable terms and losses occurring in this
agency will be Literally adjusted and PAID with prop
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Thos. X. Brace, Robert Buell.
samuel Tudor, Miles A. Tuttle,
Joseph Pratt, John L. Boswell.
austin Dunham, Ebenezer Flower,
ward Woodbridge, E. a. Buckley,
Joseph Church, Roland Matter,
Edwin G. Ripley, Silss b. Ha,nlinion
Frederick Tyler, Samuel S. Ward, s
Henry z. Pratt.
THOMAS K. BRACE, Presr-
3. l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance may be made the sub
scroer who is duly authorized to resevc proposals and
issue policies favorable any Insurance Office
or agency In the West. A. c. HALLOCK, Ag't,
Ieo4-f Main street. nearly opposite tho Bank.
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DIED,

On Saturday, the 18th inst, WILLIAM HENRY, son
of William K. and Mary Baker, OF an affection OF the
BRAIN aged three years and six months.
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GFlt is stated that at Nottingham, Eng
land, the great center of the lace manufac ure,
they are now manufacturing most beautiful
article of lace for window curtains, &C., OF iron
wire. Iron houses, iron ships, and now iron
capes for the ladies'
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@Hogs were selling at St. Louis on Sa
turdsy at IS 1896 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-18

Music IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY - The
sound of casual footsteps had ceased could
only hear, now and then, the distant voice of
the priest repeating the evening services,
and the faint response Of the choir; these
paused fer time, and all was hushed. =
The stiffness the desertion and obscurity
that were gradually prevailed around, gave
deeper and more solemn interest to the place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-18
LIFE ASSURAN CE.
L It Ma INSUHA nee COME ANY,
Hartford


ANNUITY FUND 10000 DOLLARS.
IT HIS WELL --NoWN and long established company.
AscE. with an entirely distinct capital exclusively
pledged, with its reserved Accommodations for the pay.
iaoe Tor other debts contracts engagements of the
companyis now prepared 10 issue Policies Liz at
rates materially reduced from the charges Of the Mutual
The leading idea of the system adopted by hi. Com
pany is to ascertain precisely what il is worth
given amount upon life, for a certain time, ard to-
charge precisely that sum and more.
The promptness, fairness and liberality which have
marked all the dealings OF this Company for period Of
over thirty four years and the well known character OF
its officers and directors afford the sursst guaranty that
MS affairs will be so managed to afford to the assured
that ultimate safety and security which is Of the rst in
portance in Life Assurance.
Policies will be granted. payable after DEATH upon
other usual risks will be ssued by this company
at reasonable rates.
MANAGERS OF THE LIFE DEPARTMENT:
E a. Bu5KLIY, loHs L. Boswell
Htrny z. p, EDWIN U. hfIEs'
E. A. BUiKLEY. Vice President.
TFPamphlets containing Rates of Premium, and In
formation in relation 70 the plan of operations and all
the 10 ItES may s OF
janl7 Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
BY WOOLSEY g. NELSON.
GHEAT Sale OF BOOKS AND STA.
~ TiONEEY, Animals and Elegantly illustrated
Pocket Bibles Portfolios 1oId Pens. Letter Cap Packet
Post and Note Paper. Envelopes &c. &C.. Auction.
commencing THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Jan. 18th, az
auction Store, Water street. and to be continued
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY Evenings
next at st o'clock.
This collection comprises great variety Of the best
andard Works In the various departments of science.
literature and art among which many and valu-
able. seldom 10 be fou nd
The Books are new and warranted perfect and arc
open for examination during the DAY.
rms Cash-purchasers TO pay for as take away their
books the day following esch sale
wOOLSEY & NELSON.
janis Auctoneers.
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Suddenly the notes O, the deep, laborinc
organ burst upon the ear, falling with doubled
and redorbled intensity, and rolling, as it
were, huge pillows of sound. How we'll do
their volume and grandeur accord with this
mighty building. With what pomp do they
swell through its vaults, and breathe their
awful harmony through these Caves of death,
and make the silent sepulchre vocal. And
now they rise in triumphant reclamation
heaving higher and higher their accordant
notes, and piling sound on sound And now
they pause, and the soft voices of the choir
break out into sweet gushes of the melody;
they soar aloft, and MARBLE along the roof
and seem to play about these lofty vaults
like pure airs Of heaven. Again the peang
organ heaves its thrilling thunders, compress
ing air into music, and rolling it forth upon
the soul. What long-drawn cadences! What
solemn. sweeping cords! 1t grows more
dense and powerlul-it fills the vast pile, and
seems to jar the very walls. And now it is
winding up in full jubilee-it is rising from
the earth to heaven--the very soul seems
rapt away. and floating upwards on this
swelling tide of harmony Iruing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-18

BENJAMIN FRAgELIS's LETTER To A YoUyG
WomAN.-The Boston Post gives FIVE copies
of unpublished letters from DR. Franklin,
which have been found in that city. The
following one seems to have been addressed
to lady to whom he was on intimate terms
previous to her marriage, aud who was still
single at the time
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nrSSNT.uTTON

DISSOLUTION.
THE COMPREHENSIVE between the subscribers,
i under the firm of Twitchell & Mogridge. dis
solved in September last, by the death of John W.
Twitcheli. The Commission and Forwarding business
will be continued by the survivor Joseph Mogr:dee at
st. Louis Mo- JOHN w. TWITCHELL,
ianlS--lm JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
EVANSVILLE BOOK SToRE.-Just received fresh
IL supply of French Accorjeons. Spanish Guitars,
Banjos, Tambornes, &C. Also, Guitar, Violin, and
Vior cell Strings; for sale by
janis SAMUEL LISTER.
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BY WOOLSEY g. NELSON.
HEAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STA
OFF FOR OREGON.

NIoTICE.-A arstrate farm containing 2so aeres Win
In IA acres under good improvements, situated IN
Knight Township, will DO sold at great oargsin. for
further particulars enquire Of II. j. HART or UxrHRzy
FicEAs, on the place. --
ianl5-.u UAFdhEI rtChAO.
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IyOUN ID. on the sidewalk The Sherwood House.
u GOLD PENCIL, which the owner can have ey
calling this ONCE and paying for This notice. ;an1A
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TUST RECEIVED by steamer Memphis:
~ IS boxes Cream Cheese; 4-li.t
40 bushels Dried Apples;
2 bbs sugar cured Dried Decf:
bbls Flint Homans For sale BIZ
ianl7--n /. HEiMANN, Main street
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DROWN SHEETINGS.- Cs
ID 20 bales 5-4 brown Snectings: at
90 do Ga do DO;
Per steamer Mary Hunt and for sale by
JAMES Low & CO.,
ianla ali Main street, louisville, ky.
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Friend Gregg, OF the New Albany Tribune,
tells the following affecting story of a young
couple. 1t ought to have an effect:
A couple who had just been joined in the
silken bands of HymeD, came to our city
few days since for the purpose OF procuring
their outfit. Alter visiting the various estab-
lishments where household articles are cold
"cheap for cash or approved country pro-
duce,'' and the blushing bride and modest
swain had prodcursd all, as they thought, they
needed, and had it sent to the railroad depot
happy in each others love, arm IL arm, talk
Ing lovingly OF the present nd hoping joyful
y tor the future, they wendell their Wy out
Pearl street towards the depot AS they i'd
vanced, the husband noticed thst shade OF
anything, necessary 10 their comfort and hap
piness, that had been omitted. She naivejy
replied that there was one thing which he
had failed TO provide, the absence of which
she must ieel as great personal deprivation,
and without which she feared there would be
no luck about the house. And pray what is
that one thing needlul tat we have forgot
ten! Why, saws she. tcss.ly ne,cspaper-a
luxury viii n | have long been accustomed to
ENJOY In my fathers house, and without
winch know shall feel supremely miserable.
All, said he, had liked to nave forgotten
thar. Like yourself, would not DO without a
paper tor any consideration, especially when
1t costs such mere triAe. So dropping her
arm he came to right about face-marcbed
directly to cur ofice-subscribed for the
frloaae-paid his 81 50-got a receipt-and
with light heart he fastened back to his
lovely vie. He showed Der the receipt. II
acted like charm. Her eyes sparkled with
pleasure; and placing her hand u pom his arm,
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have open Policy Of Insurance, which will cover
ali shipments address, when advised by letter
mail when endorsed bills of lading before. or at
the time of shipment. JOSEPH MoGRlDGE,
novl0--d6wIy st. Louis, NO.
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EXTRAORDINARY WEALTH OF SOUTHERN

Certified correct copy by same persons as before.
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CPoOL AND sKEIN THREAD
- cases Yankee Spool Thread;
do Sken Thread;
Received and Cor sale By JAMES Low 4 co.
tanIs 447 Main street, Louisville
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DLACK MoHAIR LUSTaE.--Io eases received and
ID for sale by JAMES Low IL 10,
ianIs ALI Main ST. Louisville.
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CtHECKS.-3 eases axe Checks;
~ do 4xf do;
Received and for sale by JAMES Iowa CO., ~
Jan 10 Az Mar ST., Loui-ville. Ky.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27
THE WEEKLY STAR.

by the police. and Albert. clinp;nc with
superhunan vIgor to the collar of his coat
and shirt. succeeded in tearing open both.
| and exposing ona shoulder of the convict
two letters branded on skin blackeued
by the SIN Of Touion A murmur arose
on all sides. But Mh2rt wasted no time
in telling his story-hc had more pres
. sing duty to perform.
Madame dc Mcllan and her daughter
hal listened with anxiety to the alarming
sounds in the corridor, and they dared not
venture out with the curious crowd that
threngcd there. All at once the French
consul, followed hy stranger. dressed
IN the uniform Of the royal navy. enterd
| their box and said to them:
- beg you to accept nv arm ladies,
and follow me to nay house. ior it belongs
TO every child of France"
Madame dc Mellan and her daughter,
too much disturbed 10 seek an cxplana-
ton of - many mysterious incidents, fol-
lowed his advice without hcsiiating.. The
widow took the arm of Albert, and Anna
that Of the consul. Bv the candclebraS
which ditfused bright light in the en-
trance of the theatre, they could see. aS
plainly as in midday, Il pale and bald
headed man, with bare shoulders. carried
off by the police, amidst the outcrics Of
the mob.
My God" cried Madame de Mellan.
:. that is Albert
No, madam" replied the consul.
that man is not Albert de Kerbriant
he is miscreant who plotted against YOU
and MademoiSclle an abominable snare.
He is a gal!ey-slaye. escaped from the
galleyS Of Toulon. lie is marked on the
shoulders with the letters I. F., as vou
could see, if the crowd would let YOU alp
proach HIM"
Madame de Mellan and her daughter
were both so moved they could make no
reply.
I'm the house of the consul there was an
interchange of mutual exclamations and
surprise, which brings our narrative to a
very natural and legitimate denOuemeaf.
All the rights usurpcd bv tie impostor
were restored to the real Albert.
The emotion that succeeded to this even
ing of alarm, prevented the ladies from
giving Albert dc kerbriant the receptiou
ne deserved but the next day. Madame
de Mclian and her daughter could hardly
find praises strong enough to give their
young and agreeable reScuer; and that
very day, at the dinner table of the con-
sui of France, it was decided that the
marriage of Anna and Albert should be
celebrated at the church of st. Louis, in
Toulon, and that the admiral himself
should be invited to sign the contract.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27
MARYLAND POLITICS.

MESsRS. EDITORS II was glad to see
IN your paper of last evening the cores
pOndence between our two caDfiAatnC &C.
Governor oinr meetings ior an ami
cable discussion of the tcnetS OF the po-
ltical creed cf their respective parties.
From the well known character of these
candidates for gentlemanly bearing. doubt
lecc thoir a;rn,',...;o,. VII hn rh,r" ~ 7nd
by moderation and forbearance, and an
entire freedom from personal illusions
calculated to irritate the feelings.
The candidates from This district to
represent us in the next Congress. arc
MeSsrs. Sellers and Jenifer. Both of
these gentlemen belong to the Wing
party-thc district being SO thoroughly
of that stripe i'll politics as TO render all
chances of success for Democrat hope
less: and. therefore, it is understood that
no one ef that party will enter the field.
but leave the contest to be decided be-
tween thet7o Whigaspirants. Mr.. Sellers
i$ the nominee Of the Wing convention,
of which, we gather from its proceedings,
he was member. Mr.. .Jenifer is an indie
pendent candidate and is obnoxious to
portion Of the Wings because of his re-
4 IL.
/ Scott for the Presidency. which he be-
lieved was brought about BY Abolition
influence, and if successful, would prove
highly detrimental, if not destructive, TO
Souther interest. lie was ALWAYS recog-
missed in the State as one of Mr.. CLAW S
warmeSt friends and admirers, and would
at the last Presidential election, have
given cordial support to Fillmore or
Webster, had either Of them been the
candidate of the party. 1t is, therefore,
thought that he will get the vote Of the
Wings in the district who have strong
Southern feelings, and who were opposed
to the Abolition influences that nomi-
mated Gen. Scott.
Mr.. Jenifer will. with but few exccp-
! tiOnS. receive the Democratic vote of the
district:
First. Because Mr.. Sellers is the can
didate Of the Wing Convention.
Secondly. Because Mr.. Sellers was
! Scott electoral candidate, and in his
! speeches said many severe things Of the
: Democratic Eartv and their candidates.
Thirdly. Because Mr.. Jcnilcr had the
Independence and manlincSS to stand out
! against the nominee of Northern Aboli-
tioniSts and their sympathisers.
Mr.. .Ienilcr. therefore, cannot fail 10 he
elected by triumphant majority.
.AS the Eraaiag Star is a great favoritc
in this vicinity, you will do well TO give
us, occasionally. some account OF. the
progress of our canvass. Ifyou continue
to conduct the Star with the same indus
try and fairness that have marked its
career thus far, it does rot require the eye
of prophet to fortell that it will, before
long, eclipse the Sun and outrun the Clip
! per. BLADENSBURG.
! Sept. 24th.-lt.*
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LAW NOTICE.

SIDNEY :. BANTER. late Attorney General of
- Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac-
tiCe law.
He will practice III the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States the courts of the District of Columbia,
and attend to any professional business contided To
him.
&c Office in Morrison's new building, on AZ ST.,
between Pennsylvania avenue and T. street.
References: Hon. J. J. Alien, Hon. VIM. Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. q. b. Samucls, Hon.
George II. Lea, of the court Of appeals of Virginia
to the juiaes of the circuit courts of Virginia, and
to the Senators and members of Congress from Vir-
gnia. jy l9-eOly
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27

An insurance company in London are pay
ing $1,000 year on a lease of eighty years,
for a lot of land 400 yards square in Finch
Lane, near the Royal Exchange. The terms
OF the lease are, that they must erect n stone
building of the first class upon the premises,
which will revert to the owner of the land
A writer in London calculates that this lease.
at its freehold value, and at the present rate of
government securities, makes the land to be
worth the enormous sum of upwards of two
millions Of doNars an acre
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27
The Most Wonderful Medicine
:"
Intermitcat and Bilious Fcrers.
Ubcf X Co.'s Vegetable NreeiIif.


THE proprietors of this valuable Medicine have
i never made any efforts to introduce it before
the public yet it has found great fIsor near
Certificates without nuI. Der have been fun nisbed Of
its virtues without any solicitation, and many
performed when ali other medicines have failed. 4
hot is asked s tri. 1t has stood the test for
erll years, and say. without fear that no better
preparation for the of Aguc and Fever can be
produced. As evidence we publish certificate
of gentleman we'll known:
81 take great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
cifc prepared by Ober McConkey for the cure of
Ague and Fever the best article for the accom-
pishment OF that object haze met with. In
my family it has succeeded beyond my most SAN
guire expectations, ami therefore, consider it a
privilege Il well duty to recommend its use to
all who may be suffering er the influence of that
distressing affection. (SiTn'd)
ID. EVANS REESE.
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Far sale by the rropri"tors 0BER Co, Balti-
By DANIEL r. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
Hall, corner OF Maryland avenue and llth street,
Island;
by CLARKE & BOWLING. 9TH street, between
south u AMI streets Island;
And By JAMES III. STONE, corner of 7th and L
streets. Northern Liberties. Washington, ID. c.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
sep 16-3m-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEATHER! kEATHEKu
And GemGfni Sh0c FindimxS store

FI'HOMAS G.. FORD hatrers himself that he has
i the best selected stock ever offered in this Dis
trct 10 his friends and the trade in general.
50 dozen French Calf SKINS, ot the most approved
MOair. Lcnei' =, DgerOu, SuSscr X Go.
Superior Patent Calf skins
Home made Calf and kipp Skins
Upper and Eufi Leather
400 sides Spanish Sole and Slaughter Leather
Harness and Birdie Leather
Fine Bride and Sklrlns Leather
100 dozen Morocco, and Lining skins
French and English LaStings, Black and COiored
tallOon, LaceS aud Silk to match
All of which nc will sell low for cash, or ap-
proved credits. L. q. FORD,
sep Lin 9TH street. near the Patent Offlce.