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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-14

II Middle st., next door to the Post Office, Lowell
nn21 dend1Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-14

for Cash. the lowest price the market affords. He will
also purchase for Cash. exchange for Goods all kinds
Of Farmers Produce. He hopes that by constantly keep
ing hand well selected Stock of Goods and strict at
tenon 70 business to receive share of public patronage
Goods delivered in all parts Of the CITY, free Of charge
Also, for sale Platform Scale, that will weigh 600
lbs. EDN'D PRIEST,
Tnlrr l4f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-14
WORCESTER AND NAsHUA R.R-

WOKCESIEK AND NASHU A r. r
e TEasas=s-xs=k5 PASSENGER TRAINS will run as
E2% ksTssff---tyssss follows
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
worcester at junction at Nashua and Lowell at
o-3o a. IN. $50 a. m. 8.S5 a. 8.35 a. m.
ltlo a. M LOO p m. Lilo p. m. 110p IN.
41o p, m. 635 p m. 6.15 p. m. go p. m.
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell at junction Worcester
T.15 a. m. 100 a. m. 75Oa.m eO5am
1i'do a. M. ll'3O am. 1850 p m. 1.55 p m.
o.VV p, N. $40 ?. m. o35 p. m. $50 p m.
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rss ADAMS q CO.'S BOSTON,

EICESTER s. WORCESTER EX.
IL PRESS.-The ubsribers will run daily EXPIRES,
for the conveyance Of Boxes Bundles Merchandise and
every other Express Freight between the above named
places and after this date leaving Leicester at O'Clock
A. NJ, and Worcester at4 O'Clock p. NJ.
Al orders entrusted to or left at the Post Office,
It Horace Waes Store Leicester here states may be
found wiz be promptly and faithfu:ly attended to-
Office in Worcester, d A. II. Newton's, 2O7 Main st.
JOE SHELLEY
Leicester. March /, 1853 MARI dGwtf
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Wrofrrifs, Mf.
NrE1V STOCK OF GROCERIES,1TAe
IN subscriber has just received om Ae 0iues VI 's"
York and Boston, finer Stock Of
G. r Q Q = i l - ?
N17R0CERIEs FOR THE PUBLIc.-

NENew Stock or GToctFfes az NO. . etoHeS BLOCK,
Mafa ST., Opposite S. ". Coiton's Nursery.
The subscriber, having purchased Of A. HUNTING
TON his entire Stock in Trade, and having added to
the same large and well selected and choice Stock OF
Goods begs leave say the former customers and the
public generally, that he is prepared to sell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-14

LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester at $50 (and Ex) a. M, $50, Gals,
and 4, Ex) 4.3O (and $50 Ex.) Pm.
hIilbury at 7.3O a. m. 43O p. m.
- Milford at T30 a. m. I30, 4.30 T"
+" birmingham at $780, 10 Ex.l a. M, 1SO, I215 l. 4
Ex.l 4SO, land $50 Ex,l
Saxonyille at 9.15 a. 800 p. m.
Newton, $780, Nv. Tr.) s, and 915 m. 1890, 100
NV. IT., 3, 5, 6, 7.15 and ALA p. m
Brooklne Z, 74O, 9O5, and Il M, 1s.45, $50, $50
$40, CTS, $50, and $50 D. m.
4" Charles River Branch, L a. m. II; $780, 6I5 D. M
IL Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
Saturday nights at 10 [instead of 9.l50
G. TWICHELL. Sup't.
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One trial will convince the most skeptical and
after will they be induced to take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and uostrufus from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-14

The advertisers invite attention their large and in
creasing variety Of new, useful, and Ornamental IRON
GOODS, comprising
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07

DO right il ne heavens fall no is d little
word but many battle has been fought
within d circumference and many . flag Of
victory waved from Is towers But alasl .
vide Golgo.ha With the bleaching bones ot
the victims slain around It's gigantic wall
tells Of the thousands who have persisted
there
1.-THE young man excerpts to succeed ID
business he must learn to say MOI If he
wants to be honored by his neighbor and
cpuntrymen he must learn 70 reply 70 pride
prodigllitY. passions and III the thousand
temptations from within and from without
Mol
The earth is full ofwrecks Every beach
is strewn Withfhem and fragments Of precious
cargoes, are scattered, in mockery of early
promise, on thousand barren shores be-
cause young men would not say No.
Ifsinners entice lhee consent thou not. -
Play the man he is hero that does it Do
right and defy the world Conscious rceti-
tude is mightier than the chains that hold
the stars to theirmoorings. And when you
are dead your culogist will not be called on
to wade through life Of filth to find per-
chanceaa few paste gems on which to justisfy
a few paltry words If faint praise: but he
will tel the listening multitude that you
were philanthrophist and just, and could
on all proper occasions with gentleness and
charity, and with win, say No! and it will
sufice-they will infer the rest our name
can never die.
Let who will pray the legal authorities to
set up more Tnm bells within this State more
Scheidam schnapp" Wolf Traps; by al
means keep your sigLa ure from such place.
from such a prayer. You win blush in ten
years from now to be told that your name
is on such document among the archieyes
ofthe city or county. Learn to say No!
Nnl-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07
JUDGE MASON IN PARIS.
The EolIowing anecdOte Is reIaLed by thl

Nc tOIIDtt ttI5 ''4lNO NAOs~ y AOIt'0SA = tA'o
Paris correspondent in the N. Y. times.
The Moniteur in announcing the Presenta-
ton makes oneofthe most delicious mistakes
English ever yet committed in France. It
takes the Y which stands for Mr. Mascn's
middle name makes small y Of it, and
tacks it on the end of John, thus; "Johny
Mason was presented yesterday" A very
disrespectfuf sheet, is it not? / imagine this
is the first time that Johny ever figured in a
state paper on an official column. However
the authentic journal atones for this want of
dignity by stating that Mr. Mason was taken
to the Tuileries in a court carriage that he
was presented to the empress and was from
first to last treated with the usual ceremoni-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07

publish ths following commun..
cation om The Fzqg ae 0sion, wrllen
b. the anv. G. Ma HALL, 81 viclsbrg,
the ri eloqu n divine II our State, and
whose untiring efforts ii the cause Of Tenn.
perance hare already produced great
change in public sentiment on this subject,
bon here ana elsewhere We bid him God
speed in the good work
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07

AZ the fscenl city el..cEi oE M n. o.. Gen.
Lewis waselecied Mayor BY large majority.
Our friend c.. ". p. g lrIand was re-elaet
ed q The Tfsasurv. =, W s miners has
teaten Recorder W.naer IN The Isl district,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07

HIeHIg GoNFIENzr l1Rx 1ogHB LEo1s1k.
4unEoE .rBn srA1s-0 Our freud llr &c IL
MS OF the Jackson True Wines comment.
ing onthequief andOrder which reign at the
capital says: We hare mol seen drunken
naansiaes de Legislature adjourned
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07

AA ATWOOD d q ASANvEOlfAp !.
Dealers Ia StgDls azl Fancy Dr. Goods, Hats,
Cps, Boois and Shoes,
Next door g Brown q Johnson Nicksburg
Ii RE now receiving thrir stock Of Spring and
"A Summer ods, u whicb they invite nc at-
trnticn ofiheir friends md the public generally,
received on yesterday ty "souihern Bell
large lot 81 ladies dress goods, consisting 10 paf
ofrifh Cut Baiegcs Plain and IS. Bafages,
Grape de Paris, Grenadine
Bdllianlis; Figand plain lawns, etc.
april
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07

CRY ELECTION. The result Of The election
held ID this city on Monday last for Mayor
and Conneilmen, shows j. Il, Lawrence ele,.
cted Mayor without opposition. and Messrs.
P, o,DOnnell, John Wesling, Gee. n. Pow
ell, and ] ]. Niche councilmen for the first
ward. ana Messrs. J 2 Daley. 2. .. Boa
eE FL. Bowman, and Hiram Harrison. for
the second
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07

~The polite officers Of the 6ne mail
Steamer S. s. Prenliss have our thanks for
acknowledgements faYors. The Preniiss
makes regular trips belweentbis and Vicks,
burg. Leaving Yazoo City on Mondays.
Wednesdays. and Fridayssa at ia. n @
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07
RICH TSOPLINETTES

e TOLD printed i.sue-, Eerag,s, Lawns, Ftn-
IN brOtdrries,
Laces, Edging, white goods, etc.,
Black and with silk Mantles,
Application, Barge and lIee do.
Hosiery and men go5ds-all kinds
Ladies aid chitdFed's shoes, tOots, gditers, tics
and slippers, just received by GlBBS & HOWE,
VicksbnIg, April z.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07
THE STATE OF lITssTssTPPTl


Probate COurt, March Term A. d. 1854.
To all persons interested in the Lands Tene-
ments and hereditaments of William r.
hew, Jr., Of Yazoo county. deceased.
You are hereby cited to be and personally
appear at the next May Term 1854, Of
this Court, then and there show cause, If any
they can, why an order should not be granted
for the sale Ct certain lands lying aud being
in Yazoo county State OF Mississippi. to-wit:
= J Of section 8, with the exception Of part
ofthe north Of west J Of northeast OF said
section supposed 10 contain about forty ccresN
also the west Of north west and the west
Of southeast 1 Of section 8, all in Township
IL, Range / east, belonging to the estate Of
VIM. l.. Chew, IT,, deceased. II having been
represented to our Court by Francis r. Gray
son and Sarah r. Grayson, administrative Of
w. l.. Chew jr decd. that it ID necessary for
the sale Of said land to pay the debts Of said
decedent, and further to do and suffer such
things as shall b considered and ordered -bt
our said Court in the premises; and it is furth-
er ordered that publication of said citation be
made in the "Yazoo City Whig,' for the space
Of thirty days.
Witness, the Hon Geo. B. Wilkin-
- son, Judge Of the Probate Court Of
ST. 81 Yazoo county. the fourth Monday
in March, 1854, and seal of said
Court.
Issued April LIST, 1854.
april T-4t. WM. H. BELL, Clerk.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07
ADVERTISE El8MIae
4. O. @. II,

20 O0 We II
* q MANCHESTER Lodge, No. "a, meet
~ every Tuesday evening at o'clock,p.m.
ut the Odd Fellows Hall.
w. S. EPPERsoN,N.G. JNo g. POWELL, v. e.
JOHN BRUMF1ELD, Se'ty, ]. T. RUssILL, Urea.
J. H. LAWRENCE, Per. Sec'y.
The daily union., 1854-10-20
North Carolina six-Per-Cent. State Stocks.
IRA JURY DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, IN. C..) september 10, 1854.

DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, IN. C.,) september 10, 1854
NEALEn PROpO5,IS viii be received III this Office until l0
~ O'Clock, 2Ut October next for the purchase OF
s,guopo bonds tunnine thirty years.
lbee bonds the North Carolina io the
sfuctcn OF the North railroad and addition 10 the
nu M be STATE all he stock held by the state in said road and
- -
Proposals w ao be time for the purchase
~ So oond running years issued by The saMe authority
o s c"nsuucono the Weldon and CASTOR raifoad, and the
Ppenem o' ts navigation Of the Nelse and Tar n ers
taxation for any purpose.
ihey wih bear date the d and will have
o attached m The Interest six payable the
' d'f OF Jannny aud July in Both and pn
p WIZ be payable NJ the Bank OF the Republic the city of New
uhes where the purchaser prefers have them payable NJ
The treasury of Mouth Carolina.
They VIII be issued sums one pnpeaud doars each
raes bidding viii please address ei letters endorsed Pro-
pas ot North Carolina stock, the undersigned n, nnleigh,
So,n aona aud wa, Distinguish their bid ia particular class
ohas Tor witch they bid They win also state In what kjrd of
iunas lhey propose pay
oe md' wl opened 10 ocnck, Of the 20h of Oco
hsA IN tue presence the the and
STATE and W. Mcdeca, president of the Bank OF the
stale of North Carolina
he undetsgnrd the ol such bids in
OF IN Part be deemed most outrageous 10 The state
em bidders be required Ion hs informed Gi the ae-
Te er lids to iepose hank The amount of their bids,
ed interest ron hrst of Jny last, 10 the credit o
o TIE state of North Carolina. This dcposito nay be
g,,,s wv banH of ,he Republic, New York the Bank OF the
n No,th Carolina; the Bank Of Cage Fer, Raleigh.
s, showing he great of the state aud the
~ sT indebtedness be hnd nj this ONCE or an
'f'' !" Nessts Brown and Defosett city OF New York:
GO, ID. w COURTS,
SPNo-ut%ohOct Pub Treas North Carolina.
The daily union., 1854-10-20
aureau co,ps OF Typographical Engineers.

PROPOSALS viii be received this Office UNTIL and on The loth
November next for The constructions equipment and delivery
an iron steamer for The lake service 10 be delivered De
o or al any port OF Lake Erie by The 3o day OF next jnne sa
10 be less than 1876 feet long 20 feet breadth OF BEAM
exclusive Gufes paddle wheels and for wheel houses OF
Than 200 burden, and depth hold about 81 feet
the deck and cabin ad boat be trunk fashion, and 10 De al
ded oows forward of The machinery cabin and mess room
hanhsj OF machinery, or
officers Aiso have cooking stewards pantry
closets and cabin and kitchen unnre for not
less Than 20 hands and six officers.
The deck, cabin roof 10 be auicn hm o custom
Pilot upper deck and be supplied
with customary convenieuees Tor steering.
The boat be eged and he supplied with equste
pas sails, ggng properly painted have two nde
anchors adequate chain cables, and all customary
Of ase holes, chain cable bnkes wnda levers Se a
Each details aud dimension OF and 10
furnish drawing ana model Of the boat
The boat supplied good yawI boats, moi less an
20 feet long each and each boat have two good oars WIN fudde
iller.
contract, aud the War Depart,
men to have authority reasons
The Department iseif The
right 10 accept OF the proposals. or to reject The whoe ana 10
advertise
pressure maintain
of mites hour and be supplied with suitable coal
bunkers capable slowing coal.
Maeas TO he of The hest ouaisy nut together in
all and fixtures strength and
be observed The boat have no, less than 20 ade
quale water buckets
engine of quality, of the kind,
with the best improvements.
When
viii be appointed by the War Departments officer OF the
navy be by the These two 10 select tbird
exceeding steamboat men also
the hemen, aboers order 10 make in
specuon and trial
which trial said boat
speed OF less than miles the hour
for uve hours.
The ceu inspectors condition
strength machinery workmanship finish and
evidence OF Inspection
trial. half said be paid by the United States
and one half by the contractor a
Sep l6-daJt S2awtlstNov Col Corps L. e.
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Jos. $ WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
NOTICE TO EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under Congress approved Sd March, 1855 entitled Az
settlers
laws of The United states as they then es
above mentioned alternate sections
die made prior To the date
aomen and paid Tor at me rate OF TWO dollars ana
fn per before the day fixed for The public sale and W
h March 1884, entitled " An act f the relief OF
se for railroad purposes, persons VINO s
lied and improved The date OF "Hhdrd
preempuons at the ordinary minimum price OF
. pubc lands dollar and twenty hve cents
acre before the day fixed for the pub
lie sne hefera, every entitled TO The right OF pre-
ion 10 amy mentioned under ihA act OF Sd
Ma.r e53 referred To, on seeRlen made pof 70 ne s
Wa,en 1884 on set prior the date Of withdrawal,
establish the the satisfaction o the register aud
of The proper make therefor at the
price law practicable after seeing s no'tee,
aud the day appointed for The public sale me lands en
N JOS. 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Lana oHce
Snp ih-InwI3w Int X Star.J
The daily union., 1854-10-20

HOUSEWIVES COTTONs Third Instalunent.-we
ii the pleasure OF announcing numerous cnomers
have been waiting patiently the arrival Of third install
men of the Justly celebrated house wife mat We open
originated introduced, and had this art
with expressly for sales the gcnu
inc stamped on them in full.
article ckeed cotton being prepared for this
ket.
pieces very superior Irish linens, from
all portion of which mauuctured
order.
pure linen goods Purchasers of
linen should in Justice themselves, cxGminc
stock.
rnng goods of all kinds stock will be found full,
ample, and complete throughout the entire year.
pieces white annel gndes several shades less
than the usual prices.
pieces beached snnes superior
qualify.
100 rich woolcn pads for ladies' and chidrenb
considered the hnndsomest in the city,
cloths, cassimees pofusi0n, with
gloves
beas so article usually found in wclIordcred dry
goods house; all OF which daily additions made
having price only and dealing solely such articles
decided excellence Of fabc
enabled offer really inducements discriminating buyers
Judges of go0ds)
Strangers cordially CALL and be convinced Of
of buy where only il asked"
settling bills present expected
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied on in
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
Oct S-scoif Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1854-10-20
Sept 6-2aw6'
United States Mails.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
80 August 30, 1854.
pRpPosALs carrying malls United States,
following Mississippi Will be received The Contract
soeiock, m day November, 1854 by
the iti OF the month;
KENTUCKY.
No sloa From Cairo ~ by Memphis Tenn, N1poeon Ark
New Orleans, l,o75 miles and back daily, in safe and
suitable steamboats.
arrive at New Orleans in 5 d ays by SPIN;
Leave New Orieunsdaiy " At s IN;
Arrive at Cairo in sig days b. 8
Me- Fs saG 30. h Sss s
Futon, Tenn oceoia, Ark, Pecan Point, Randolph,
Tenn, and Oldham, Ark, to memphis, Tenn, 9i2
miles and back three times week, in safe and suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, AT
Arrive q, Memphis in 81 hours by p IN next day;
Leave Memphis every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday.
Arrive a, Cairo in 81 hours sy a n, next days.
MISSISSIPPI.
No.3 vicksburs by Youns's Point, La Mlken's Bend
Grove, Ialn.a, Miss Lake Providence, La
ona Miss Greenyi1e, a' coumba Ark., Gains's Land
ing, and Wet ria, Miss 10 Napoleon, Ark, sao miles
and back, three times week, IN safe and suitable
Leave evickaourg every Monday, Wednesday, aud Thurs
Ahise az Napoleon every Friday Saturday. and Sunday
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday, and Mon
Arrive At vieksbug every TUESDAY Thursday,
day, y6pm
s5E Frem Island H. by Hampton, Fof Byron, Cu'do
che, Lyons Tahua and Bellevue, to Galenu, H., i0t
mites and back three tunes week. in safe and suitable
Bidders will propose a schedule,
For OF proposals, guarantee nnd certificate, also nsiruc
the contracto such extent the department deem
see advertisement inviting ptoposa for mail service on the Mssis
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
msat- eoisod Intel. and start
The daily union., 1854-10-20
army and Navy Equipments.

sIL STEPHENS military manufacturers of the first orders
w would the attention OF amy and navy officers
90 mai, por,or work re goods They have createn
department. aud can furnish the most ei'Rtn
ecs ~ icr- that will successfully challenge greater red uc'on
[ "a ahoy I'm, his privilege business
@ L scepbe Of progress Of the despite the Iogsins
uf anuuauans. ,.,,.,
fashions.
.uul1 1.-aa 3nlo
The daily union., 1854-10-20
NOTICE.
ORDNANCE OrFIoE,

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington September 49, 1884,
oNGRESs during having made appropriation
for pu'chase of the best loading rifles for the Of
army provided secretary
fair practical thereof purchase
hereby spec
will be received this Office till the first day o
December for preliminary aud il found to offer
USEFUL purchase will be made
sufficient say of aordns such
expecaon) placed hands the soldiers for trial in the
field The practical Secretary
king decis II. HENRY X. CRAIG,
Colonel of Ordnance.
The following newspapers will peaae insert the
week for weeks and send to this Office
paper The National ntelgencer and
Evening Star, Washington city Ag.s philadelphia Military
Argus, Times Hartford Times. a Boston Post,
at Ptsbu q Times, Louisville Delta, New Orleans
30-law6w f,
The daily union., 1854-10-20
AND EVERY OTHER DEsCRIP

nAnPEThNGs EVERY OTHER DEsChiP-
furnishing dry goods now receiving d
auctions IN New lok, prah
supply Of superb style velvet tapestry brussels nree
p supeIhne iugrain which VIII sell from 70 10
less prices, III.
varied stock OF curtain materials we
brocacle,
ncrinos Turkey red cashmers
chiniz embToidefed
sets m by ard, ~ ome elegant and cheap
We likewise prepared TO offer aeat nahcemehh /" Pu-
ohasers IN o oicln rugs quilts and comforts,
s2 linen sheetnas all wdt riow
coored step nen ocoh es Scotch, Russia, aud hncka
back diaper, tabe oicoih, &c.
In fact without would friends,
stock this season OF very oecrp
ZION dry bought reduced figures, from
large will be sold cash prompt
credit dealers corresponding low rates .
BARNES MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets
Sep e,--en3wif
The daily union., 1854-10-20

That the districts subject sale
Natchloces Louisiana, No. 1885, Decem
railroad from Shreveport Vckshurg in said
State extended by notice No
5i6 ubecI entry again 9Th December 1854 the
said notice; thai The respective and
teyers will carry this
tou apdiiing further Instructions from this office
hand tie General Land Office tie city OF
Washington this hlh day Of September Ammo Domini 1854
By order of the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-2aw6w Commissioned
The daily union., 1854-10-20
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tue name of person will ayua oct boo.s
payment Of the subscription be made IA advance.
Distant subscribers roney by letter the postage
which will be paid byu aad a safe
transmission. E
The COUNTRY PAPER published uiweeky during the
sions of Congress, and sent weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period esr year be received
proportioned 10 the above annual
ay-P0sTMAS1ERs authorized agents by
sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed or pvE
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with S5 enclosed, will be
copy gratis
The daily union., 1854-10-20

UOOTs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOESy-Stiu at
sand side of Pennsylvania between
and Seventh opposite Browns HolelA HOOVER SON
old south side
Browns Hotel, where
pleased their old and the public general
viii complete LADIES' misses
cbIdFcns genemen bos and youths shoes and boos
styles and pricesi
Cloth button heeIed CATERS, with and tips
French lasting button and heeled CATERS
Cloth button CATERS, without heels
French toilet slippers, French lasting and Md II
DO black and white satn CATERS
DO .. do ~, ,,ao. do -. aag .PSs Mn,,,co simmer,
nlain lace gateIs, all eoofs
Morocco and KID Jeersons, thick and thin soes
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black, bronze, and ecIoed ioxed and tipped gaiters
Tan coorcd do do asuperior article
Do tipped and plain Morocco boots, thick coles
Bronze, black. and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button CATERS
Morocco boots and JeneTsons thick and Thin socs.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Pacn. iea.her boots of a superior quality
Do do pegged, for 80
Kid Congress saes black and cooed single and daabt
soles
Calf Congress cutters, single and double soles
Calf Oxford ties and Mcniereys do
Paeat leather pumps and low quarered shoes
supero: atiisie OF sewed boots, spring shnnks
with general variety of sewed and pegged boots.
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
All say line prepared 10 supply all
mands of boots and shoes in variety of styles,
FOR SERVANTS
Our this department compee and feel conf
dent furnish good article prices.
still solicit
we think keeping gsd article and selling at fair Prices ha w.
elsewhere
Mo,to Quick GALES aud small profits Donn right
but call at A. HOOVER SONS,
Opposite Browns Hotel. between 9th and 7th sis.,
Oct 7--eodlm south side