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MFLUENzAAHDD IsTEhpER IN HORSES

AiS eAtTooruIHary cnangeaDleneSS OF
the weather has been equally productive
Of disease in animals as well as man.
Seized with fstnessness, dullness, and
apathy, at once be hangs his head down,
and the nasal glands assume brighter
red hue. Pebrile symptoms manifest
themselves III proportion to the violence
of the attack. Purulent matter, some
times liquid, and sometimes in clots, dis
charge from the nose. The throat is the
painful part that suffers-the glands of
which. with those Of the jaw, are much
enlarged, rendering it almost impossible
to eat OF drink. Great prostration of all
his powers of strength often succeed this
attack-oft times the legs swell to most
extraordinary degree. These are the
principal diagnosis of the disease.
Now, as have seen it repeatedly rea-
Oily eufed by homeopathy, in a compar-
atively short time, l propose to you to
occupy space in your valuable journal
respecting its treatment.
,Feyerlsh state, commencement-AcO-
a1:e, ten to fifteen drops every half hour.
Sore Throat-Mercurius cirus, first
trituration, as much as will lie on shil-
ling piece, three times day.
Cough and Sneezing -Dulcamara, Hy-
ascyamus, OF Beladona, dose same as
aconite, using one medicine at time.
Running from Nese and Swelled Legs -
1A5senieum, dose ten to fifteen drops, re-
peated twice q day.
The medicine can be given in water
{about pint) one hour before or after
eating; carrots and mashes, and little
grass may Be given, but care must be
taken not to feed too much.
Distemper. Symptoms-Aco-
pite, same as above, and when aIlayed,
give drsenie,rm, twelve to fifteen drops.
/ have never seen case of this, treated
in the same way, that was not cured in
three days.-Spirit of the Times.
The Boz OF THE T1MEs.-We like an
active boy-one who has the impulses OF
the age, Of the steam engine, in him. A
lazy plodding,. ail-paced chap might
have got along in the world fifty years
ago; but he won't do for these times:
We live in an age of quick ideas; men
= think quick, eat, sleep, court, marry, die
.auick-and slow coaches are not to era
ted. 60 ahead, if you burst your boiler,
is the motto of the age; and he succeeds
the,best, in every line OF business, who
. has, the most of do or die in him. Strive,
boys,,to catch the spirit of the times. Be
up and dressed always not gaping and
rubbing your eyes, as if you were hall
asleep; but wide awake, whatever may
turn up, and you may soon be somebody
before you die. Think, plan, reflect as
much IS you please, before you act; but
think quickly and closely, and, when you
have fixed your eye upon an object, spring
to the mark at once. But, above all
things, be honest. - If yea intend to be
an artist, carve it in wood, cbisel it in
the marble; If a merchant, write it in
your ledger. Let honesty of purpose be
your guiding star. -Soahern Organ.
Wov4,p,SF GoNfEND.--A eross.grained
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GEORGETOWN ,..t..s -
CLASSICAL 4 SCIENTIFIC ACADEMY,
--Wsst street, near CORNER Of High.
TINE duties o. this Institution Will be resumed On
Il Monday, the 4th September.
The Principal has secures the services OF VIM: u.
Soutter as an Assistant. young man. u hne
scholastic attainments, aud Of great aptness Tor
teaching. -, $50. ,a{svtss
The numbe- Of scholars Is limited. 60 = -.
For terms, DC, apply to ,-,.,,-o,, d. = a.
aug 2l-61wt -, "a Principal
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eEoReEToWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

-- Bridge st G.orgetopa, D. C. -
HENHE Subscribers having bought cut the stock Of
Il Dry Goods uf 3. A Shskau, in ;hs stots room
formerly occupied ty Myers T. Brother, win keep
constantly on hsnd a largs and general assortment
Of Goodseaitabls to the ssssens which We respect.
FULLY invite friends and the public in general 20
give m q call before purchasing elses here. =:
aug l5-9v i-s- ANDREW GODDARD q 70. !.
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POSITIVELY SKILING OPP AT COST
7 COMMENCES this day 30 run ofi.ny stock of DRY
i Goods and Shoes at prime cos,. What remains
by the 18th Of July, Will then ce offered at auction
: Persons wishing extra bargains will do wsn to
call. 49, =, =
have good assortment of Dress Goods, shawlA
Mantles, Boanets, Ribbons, Psrxsols, 10.
e. Also, good stock Of SHOES Of all kinds.
The Store will be for rent on the LIST of August =
T. B. BROWN, 49,
Cor. It'll and sts., Northern Mbertiss-
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ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
n 90 s

A RRANGEsENTs having been made With Ii.
- owners Of the new and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE to run between Alexandria anc
Washington, distance Of six miles, In connection
with the trains on this and the Washington Rat
roads, the following schedule will take effect ON ano
after Thursisy, June LIST, 1854:
A Train from Alexandra to GordonsTille, and In
termedists Stations, viii lesve the Depot conner O.
Duke and Henry streets, at O'Clock m, on the
arrival Of the Boat from Washington, giving amp,
time for Breakfast on bosrd, arriving at Gordons
Vile, t hsIfrast 10 c'clock,-connecting at tbs,
po:nt with the Trains on tn, Virginia Contra
RoAd, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stsunton.
ATrain from 0ordonsyille to Alexandria and In
tsrmediate stations, viii leave Gofdonsvine Q.
II O'clock, on the arrival of the cars on the
Virgins Central Railrosd, arriving at AIeIsndri,
1t halfpsst o'clock-thus allowing time to connec.
with the train leaving Washington City for ths
North and for Dinner on board the boat.
A Train from Alexandra to Warrenton and inter
mediate Stations viii leave Alexsndris daily, {6uD
days excepted) ct o'clock, p. N, arriving ct War
rent at hAlfpsst O'Clock p. N. t.-.--...-
On Sunday will leave at O'Clock g. N.
Train from Warrsnton to Alexandria and inter
mediate stations, viii feave Warrenton daily (sup
day cxeePtsd) at quarter beforef O'Clock q. M, II
giving at Alexandria at hAlfpsst O'Clock g.. m.
On Sunday Win leave at quarter pssE II O'Clock
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. |"

THIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
i just BEEN dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose is now open for the reception of the
remains OF deceased per.ons. 81
The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for huadred
bodies, in which such friends CT the dead Is may
apply can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves.
The plan of the incorporators is of equality IN
regard to the lots which will not be put up publicly
ior site, (aithough they usually bring premium
making the early selection of lots the most desir
able.
Until az ofica is establs hed in the city of Wash
ington, applications will be punctually ate nded
to at the present office, in the east wing OF the build
ing on entering the Cemetery. .--.
VIM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B.-Glenwood is situated short distance due
north Of the Capitol. aug 1l-Sm
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- SHIRTS-SHIRTS. %
NEW style sf' Fancy Summer shirts Of tia moot
IN beautiful patterns, with French double r
bands and Studs .t-.-i. .t.'.i n. 't;'r ,
Also. new styles of white embroidered Bosoms, en-
trely row ,--.ss ,.l-s.. = -,
S Shirts made to order and warranted 70 at Or nc
sale -l .-.: Nsz1
7SHlRTS OF all qualities. - -. o
.f.-s -. "a q. WALL 4 STEVENS,
IT. Pas yenue. betu. 9th and 10th sts.,
Also, doors ssiow the National Hotel.
at
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REMITTANCES TO IRELAND.
DeRSONs desiring to send money to Ireland, can
Il obtain checks foe &Aor more, an the Balhsst
Ranking Company, payable in all the principal
-. bankers, opposite tAss TEsAmysAuHding.
Nd 32-epo
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ERENCH 4
IL MAUItY have ON sale severap cheap editions Oi
tbs most u1ainsnt French Authors, including ssin
tine, Ralzsc, Lamsrtins, Dumas, DeKoek, Eugens
sne. and Victor Hugo. ,r-5 - js lS-
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i AIDES, WORLD OF FASHION A
IL Journal Of the Courts Of London and Paris
containing four beautifully engraved and col
ored plates of fashion -;e
SOdsy's I.sdy's Book for July 7...--= --a
Ladies' National Magazine for July
The Great Pictorial Picayuns for the 18th Of July
All the weekly papers for this week .-.s4
EVerything in the Book and Stationery line al
-. JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. Az. and ~ st., Odson Building
je 2l-tf 'TS n.y. WI ~!
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g: b. Doliari bas
always ready for
sale . splendid
: stock Of Gents'
= Wigs, Toupees,
I Lsdies' Wigs,
! half Wigs, Frii.
OTIS, BraIds,
durls. &c be1l.
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CAUTION.

On. MoRsYs 1NvysoA ArIna CORDIAL has besn ooun.
terfeitei BY some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will haye the
propretore FAC smile pasted the cork of each
bottle and the following words blown In the glass
tRr. II orss's Invsgoratinr Cordial. =
o. HI. RING, Proprietor. nv.
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blown up By the Commander, rether than
surrender. Russians fired into Turkish brig
rear Oderey and sunk her. All abo ,rd per-
ished. Ten powerful Turkish steamers left
Bosphorns on the and.
BosToS, Dec. 80.
City Hall and Cambridge port burnt this
morning with adjoining dwellings. Brig
Called, from Baltimore, ashore At Stony Point
Brig Phnxon bilged at Long beach. News
BY Africa states Smith O'Rrien escaped from
Van Diemans land.
Nsw ORLEANS, Dec. 80, NJ.
Flour--5OO0 bbls Ohio in fatboat sold At
81 S.. Rio coffee has declined, prime la
l3lc.
Arr.ved--Statesman. Weather. rainy
City healthy. Pi,tsburg coal is selling at
81 as.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 30, P. n.
TIL" river has fallen five inches. The
weather is disagreeable; the snow has partly
disappeared.
The locomotive of the freight train came
in collision with the downward passenger
train-no one killed.
CINCINNATI. Dee. 81, NJ.
River stationary. Weather clear and
cold.
Flour is firm at IS so. Whisky l9tc.-
Hogs further advanced, sales ct 81 GOA IS.
Bulk meats, 4ka5Ic for shoulders aud sides.
Green hams &c, Keg lard SIC.
New YORK, Dec. 81, NJ.
Flour-Sales 5000 bbls; State 81 IS,
Ohio 81 75a7 so. Southern ST 75a7 81, better
Wheat. 81 80 for southern. 10000 bush.
corn sold; mixed sole, yellow 81. New Pro-
visions unchanged. so bbls prison whisky
sold at Csc. steady.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81, p. NJ.
River sta,ionary-some floating ice-weataer
cold.
Flour 5 5Oa56O; Whisky lsfaI9i; Hog. firm.
5000 sold 4GI. and GOO at "a: Provisions goo 4
demand. and prices favor sellers. Sales green
hams G. 800. 600 dry sailed meat at 4 tor Shout
drrS ami :! for sides; $40 bills mess Pork l2.i5;
800 10, delivered in February at 1850: GOO kegs
No. J. country Lard 81; $50 bhls 81; Cloverseed
declined !, 20a5 ,35; other articles unchanged.
Nsw YoRk, Dec. 81 P. n.
400 bags coffee-Rio l9l Sugaf> firm; MUlas-
seS-Orieans %, quit; 10 500 Flour Safe 80;
Ohio ! 75aT ~: 1900 ,uihern i5a1 so. buoy
ant 2o O00 Wheat IS.4 for red S uihern 90.
for Genessee. sol 81 Il r Depot. 10000 Corn.
mixed 81. Whisky. prison Is. firm: Pork 3. I
prime ~ 90. old iAA,i2i for new: '!00 mess beef
l3t peny hams y; shoulders Ct inaclivei $50
Lard bblS Zoe firm
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IRE yas,V Al.

T r. FONDERSMirii has removed his Yankee No.
81 ton and VarieI, store from Water First streets
between Man and Locust. nearly opposite the Pos, OE
dee, where he has just reeeiv new addition hts
former stock which Is now complete Tic feels under
obligations for the patronage heretofore bestowed ard
We still ask for continuance of the sane he is
ent that he sell US low AS the lowest aid that
sstoct swe sele ted. All that he asks i: exaui-
nation 10 convince that such is the GAct His will
be disposed Of at wholesale or retail OWES sm,S-w
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: A German family, recently arrived in

"A German family, recently arrived in
this country, lost all their furniture and money
by the FIRE last Friday. They are truly objects
of clarity, and We hope sub cription will be
20, up for their benefit. Tne poor woman en-
dea yored to rush in the blazing building to save
her money, and was burnt in the face some as it
vas BY the rash attempt. We learn pedlar
boy lost abou' seventy dollars in the same fire
The report iha, sick man wasborned to death
IL not true.
- We presume the majority of our ladies
will be prepared TO receive company today
They better had that's all, as the gents viii be
on, in scores They are going to take the Town,
and win all the hearts. they can,tse be walchfui'
- We need not inform the ladies that John
Farrell & Co. are prepared TO all all orders io'
confectionery. cakes. &c. promptly and TO iheiI
enlire satisfaction. We ouldhave said before
that they are prepared to supply with unusual
elegance all such wants. But their establish
1nent is TOO we'll known require reference
-M.ssrs. Allis s. Howes have LOT of fine
Baltimore oysters, the price OF which they nave
reduced 10 one dollar wi ole can, and hity cents
han cans. This is lile cheaper than they
ever have been sold al in Evansville, as they are
The hes, quality OF III. sea vegetable. We nave
tried them, AMI can vouch tor the fact OF Their
excellence
- An enormous q1aaiiiv OF turkies were
sold last Saturday ia This city. 1t bat Christ
mas all 10 pieces. Good ones were sold for one
dollar piece.
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FOREIGN NEWS. CONTINUED.

n
The Turks lost ships at the battle Of Sim
ope, of W ch three were transports; the
Russians lost ships. The affair was not
SO disastrous as first reported.
The diplomatists are sill busy with their
notes.
Bead stuffs Iuoyant. Wheat and flour
freely offered To arrive, and freely find buyers
at extreme pri es, flour cosing with al ad.
vance of Is, and wheat Of Cd. Corn better,
quoted by few houses advanced 81. Den
nisiown quotes Western Canal fl ,ur 37l3Ss,
Baltimore and Philadelphia 3Ssa38 I'd, Ohio
do, vi ite wheat l0s6dalls, rid and mixed
l0alOs6d, white corn 44a46s, yell W and mix
ed 32a3Is.
Pork very dull, lard la2s lower, buyers
are holding back for further Decline
Clover seed Is lower. Naval stores dull, no
SALES of iurpeTtiae, tar or rosin. Ric. 10
sales, Carolina sugar improved 10 ;ul. rates,
Coffee unchan. ed, Tea closed better. Bar
rings re:oris foreign colonial produce through
the week steady aud unchanged. breadstuffs
frmer, wheat advanccd2s, n ur Is, with lar re
business. ...
FRAAcE.-Begium Tea & n, sellers IRE
eager; common Coagor &c decline. Coffee
impruved and il request. Suy'r closed firm,
pric s if, unchanged. British funds fiuc-
tuatng.
L,test telegraph reports from Paris Friday
evening rep"ried fleets ordered tu The Black
Sea. La'rst from Sinupc rep ris e Rus.
siaus lost the largest ship. Town to,uII,
d siroyed. E.0-.
LONDON lit is thought Russell will sue
coed PamersIon. Lown.down is expected
To resign.
Engagement OH the Black Sea between
Russian vessels and .hree Turkish Steamers.
Two of the latter escaped and the third IVES
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{fERrAIN Blocks OF ground in Lomasco City were
~ decided to Jacob iunktnheimer, and although 20
appears to be sole owner thereof am art owner with
him. he and ha,g purchased the same jointly: and |
notify all persons not 20 i'uy part Of said property
tnpay him any money notes given for said pro,
perry ny part of IT, To purchase any such roies from
him. IrHoVT y EMPRESS CONSENT.
nov3G JOHN NJ APP
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PLANES sNDEDcET 00l

PLANES AND EDGE TOOLS.
TUST r-c'd aud opening a tr Sal and complete as
81 sortment or .fr
Bench Planes (made TO my order;
piow aud FLOWING Plies;
sash and Moulding do;
Tcge.he, with ever description OF Carpenters Tools
All No 4 and warranted, The New Hardware store OF
CBAS :. " Kills,
uaxpodSv 2doors below The Bark.
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REAL ESTATE FOR S,LE ON GREEN
RIVER, ky.
4 STORE and lot central situated in rapidly grow
Y ing town, W tn a Warehouse the River, and enc
the best situations for Merchandising connected with
Commission AMI forwarding. the river
Terms liberal and can be had mt bargain, the owner
s about moving to Texas. Apply immediatel! to
\. l.. HOVEY,
decl3-lwd Office next doort Bocourt Hotel.
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LADIES', DRESS coon,

LAD Esq DIR SS GOODS.
DLAIN. black and fancy colored Lsstres;
J. Figured. I'll 4 and do do do:
Sd English and French Merinos. uss'd colors,
Al Tibet Cloths and Cashmeres, various eolors;
Plain and fancy printed De LANES;
Alb, siunian Silks aud Poplins;
Plain. black and fancy Dress Silks:
For sale caeap nj EMBlCHS Dry Good Store,
deep Aiain street, three doors below Second.
CHEETING.-IOha bales Cannelton and e5 do Ea.,
- ern IA Sheetngs; also bales brown Drills aud II
bales assorted fine just reed and
for sale by (decJ, MORGAN, KEEN d PRESTON
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JOHN y. MITCHELL,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCK ANT,

PRODUCE. FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCK ANT,
EvAssvILLx, IND.
Office and Warehouse o Mater street, bttreeR Main
end, Loexst; also corner of Watn1t ST. and thsr
Casst, Gxd al tks Big Wharf Beat at
80 foot ef Mara street.
NIILL advance cash on all kinds OF Produce
w signed 10 him, for se her 10 ship TO his Cor.
respondents Anew Orleans and the Eastern Cities
orders f,r purchasing Produce or Merchandizs, nued
at the shortest notice and lowest market prices
He will give prompt attention 10 the Forwarding OF
all Merchandise aud Produce ensrussd to his care; aud
With xperisncs and ample facilities for Storage, dsss
not hesitate TO guarantee satisfaction.
ADAMS 4 COPS EXPRESS.
rHE undersigned continues tn act as Agen for tho
delivery Of all Gods and Packages forwarded to
this city and vicinity BY the above express. he viii
aso AgVn receipt for all kinds of packages vaiu
xbles. bank notes. specie, &C., TO be delivered al any
and all places where the Company does business.
Terms aud rates made known application at his
ONCE. Water st eat stairs under the Tele graph Of
dee. (dec2-tD t JOHN s. MITCHELL.
ENQUIRER cop,.
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DIRECT FROM THE FISHERIESl
CATCH OF 1873.

DIWECT EsSOW THE FISHERIES!
CATCH OF 1858.
TUST received per Lexington and Mary Hunt
,J 81 Ia Nos. . and Mackevi
81 hf bhts - I, 9 and 3 do;
- or bbls" 7. and do;
9 kits VI. 9 and } do;
10 do Salmon;
drums Goldfish;
81 boxes Dried Herring;
10 bbls r'ickied do:
Purchased In Boston high figures viii ne sold at the
very smallest advance. (deci?) FOSTER & BROWN.
CSAWSy SAwSs!-Just received:
- ITO doz Hand saws spear * Jack sons, I'll lastons.
Iiargravc's aud olhrr makers.
10 doz Cast steel English Cross-cut Saws.
90 4" - Johnson az Conway's saws.
10 4" st. Louis G. ;. and German do.
10 I" Kowlani's Viii do.
z Hoe ~ Co.'S do.
3" Circular, assorted sizes.
deco BABCoCK BROTHERS.
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HOIST; FURNISHING GOODS

A GOODassortment of Silk Merino and Iustre Cioaks
n Capes and Vests in stor AID for sale by
octo SILBERMAN, ANSPACHER * CO.
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THAIN PIT
" 10 bbis Galvanized Chains:
4 do Pump Fixtures aud Curhs;
srss any anu 'f' BABCucK BROS.
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COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT.
Water Street. sert IHsGranes Company. Eransrite
TIkNRY SCHAEFFER'> new Coffee House aud Res-
taarat in the three story brick house, between In
CO. office and the Pavilion Hotel. is now fitted
up In the best lyle, and he is prepared to receive HE
friends and the public and accommodate them in the
best His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors. Wines and Ales hic it'll other
he will up in the most approved style and at all
hours Of the day. Mr. S, will always keep good VA
riety of the best brands OF Cigars.
Attached to the house is u BOWLING SALOON, with
two ne Alleys aud every accommodation requisite for
such place.
Also a BlLLIARDSALOON,w with two excellent tables,
with nlia Rubber cushions, and Saloon lit up with gas.
dec9-tnprI
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8. l.. HOvfX.
COMMISSION & FORWA D Nc
MERCHANT q PROD CE DE LER.
(Ofice Water under Boicourt House. ne xt doorto
Lewis 81 Gray Evansville, la.)
ryNHE closest attention given To- Receiving and For.
l. wardng on Canal River or Railroad. Liberal ad-
vnnccs made on CohsiCnmcnts TO New Orleans, New
Yorker other Atlantic Cities. or for sale here
NPWanic. immediately, .JtO bushels Oats and 10,
O0O hush Is Wheat.
Louisville Times and Cincinnati Gazette, please
copy three months aud send bill to advcrtiser.i
aesi.yufSU
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND

RET IL.
THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
assortment OF fresh alter. Rutter and sugar Crack
ers aud also Of soda. Pilot and Navy tread, which be-
ing nanura. oy the latc.t improved Machinery.
bc sol low price as in any place In the West,
aud cxcel>d i'm quality by any othcr nanuiacto-
in the country. large stuck always on hand
shopon Watef street, between Sycamore and Vine.
dvcl4-tf J. SlNZiCH.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
VXTIiLlAM BELL. is just opening ON Main street
wv opposite the Bank, large aud well selected soek
Of leather and findings. consisting IN part Of
1000 sides of sole leather, Hemloek and spanish
tanned.
50 doz, morocco, No, l. 3 and Tam pco extra Mad
rass French aud Cape boot, aud Ladies' French
IS doz Kip-Prme City. heavy country, light me
dium
20 ,loZ Cochineal Roam
ID Pink blue and green do
90 Z" Linings-Pins, blue. and green.
81 e Bindncs-Iindsey' cape goat and sheep.
- Patert Md skins.
40 I" Calf skius-iigst. heavy, and medium World
Faif and Caion,
~ Oil thong leather.
10 :. Mairass Kid 4
20 bills pegs. ~ H.
$40 prs lasts.
Boot frees risps avis pincers wax nails. balls tack
stamps thread, buers, slicker wheels, keys. hooks
aud i other tools and materials by shoe M ak
ell NJ which viii Be sold the reasonable terms
1eiS So
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- n BOXES Locks and atrhes;
DtI 80 dnz Porers huiter Hinges:
$40 do But Hinges. asst u from TO 5 inch.
1860 gross Mood screws. astd from 4 to- r inch:
rogrth 18th general assortment of Building Hard
ware. jus; received and for sale low by
pov30 en- GRIFFITH
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NHEESE,-5Ob boxes IN ens order, reed aud for
~ sale ~ tdeeIf SAMUEL ORR.
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ygslK OUTi

rYANTE CUE,RANTS.-I Dbl be., quality ju.,
II reed per "Lcxisgton,' FOR sale by
dec7 8. T. GILBERT CO., Syc. near Water
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CUNDR IES..-
- 100 boxes Boston No. Soap.
= SO dor Painted Buckets; 5iso sides Sole Leather;
81 bxs star sand es; 81 doz Upper DO;
SO do failow do; 10 do Kip skins;
500 pkgs Sardines ast'd sizes. so doz Broons;
81 10 traits son sbell Almonds,
S. do English Nalnuts,
do Sr zil Nuts.
100 thousand Cigars OF various brands:
100 pack ages fresh Tea., l.. Caitss and Chesis;
as packages New Crop Raisins !! and whole bxs
In store and for sale by -BABCoCk BHoIhEkS.
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FAMILY FLOUR.

a TRESH supply Of Mems unlined Boots and o
i,eI: v. K. HENDRICKS & co.