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THE DAILY DISPATCH
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.

EiIs New PEACE CONFERENCE -REaAnxs or
THE FRENCH Press, Erc.--The journal des Debats
published the to be the letter
OF Instructions from the four Powers to their am.
copies It. but does not cay whether it is genuine or
spurious. The letter refers 10 tho protocol OF De.
sccnsser 5sh. OF Austria France Britain aud Prus.
sss. 1t hopes the Porto will oircumscribe the diff
casty between Turkey aud Russia within its true
iiuiis and avoid Introducing new elements Into the
war. II calls on Turkey TO declare that she is
still dcsirous OF peaceful settlement, accepting
TIC assurances OF Russia that infringement OF
tae saltaas sovereisntyis intended, that the Gear
- prepared TO discuss tor re-estahshins peace and
evacuating the pfincipaies; suggests that Russian
aud Turkish pienpotentiaties be iatrusted with
this negotiation and should not except in the
presence oil the representatives Of the four Powers
and that city la neutral country be selected for
the session OF the conference and further that the
opening OF the conference be- the signal for an
arm.ssice. This despatch the ambassadors are or
dered 10 read to Reschid Pashs, and to impress 1t
on his attention.
precisely above, bu. with this important sen.
teDce THAT the existence of Turkey within the
limits which treaties have assigned to her has in
3act become one of the necessary conditions OF
European equilibrium, aud the present war
notin any case involve notifications in the terri.
torialcircumspection OF the two empires calculated
TO alter the state of possessions which time has
coasccraed In the the asst and which is necessary
sos Tue tfanquuity oi Ill tue other foWers. Iuf-
key IS therefore invited TO state on what terms it
vii! treat"
From Constautinople Dec. 10, we learn that the
courier bearing the and letter had arrived,
and the ambassadors OF the four powers forthwith
proceeded 20 act as directed. The Sultan's reply
was expected to reach Vienna on the 26yh UeceuI.
Der. Letters say that he refuses to accepts an
arustice. bu; consents to send representative to
the conference.
German papers mention doubtful rumor, tha;
the Car also consents to send envoy TO the
ference. A Paris paper denies this, and says the
note has nor been even officially forwarded to the
Gear nor will it be until the Sultan shall have
p!r3.
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GRowLs FROM DIoGENEs.-Ttc Laps of Time
Our old coattas.
A Great Cons0lation.--MoreJ in the G. nsols
The Austrian funds may trem5le when the
urks aud Russians are making such runs ON the
blanks" of the Danube
Morning for Rsao Triql-Courtine a second
wife.
The Russian Loon The sultsn has despatched
member OF council TO Paris to negotiate ia loan"
we very much lear that he will fud himself
alone IN the undertaking.
4 Circular Letter.--Capital O.
ProtouRd Reflection Although there are con.
htcting accounts from the Danube at present will
mol inc seat OF war be eventually settled in the laps
(e) of timer ''T'
4 Case Of Conscieace.-Ift the inquiry into corpo-
Iauon abuses has the effect of ignoring the lord
mayors procession, the chief actors in that semi
taeairicai display will be considerably relieved. as
tne sep wiil tend to remove a load Of glib
lsArapa the mother-country of Bessarabis,
9wissmas Dinner for Rassia-if Nicholas will
t'.y ,nna himself in Turkey at Christmas, we
nave no doubt but Europe viii give him his de.
IN the present day it can be no longer said. that
Assng goes by favor" it is a well established.
.ec', tnas every person in London may take buss
4 Drarn Bet queen Eiizabeth's portrait
1tyhf Reading. "a treatise on photography.
why Is person asking questions the strangest
oi all observation-disclosures he's the querist.
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LOVE AND LucRE.
BY JOHN q. SAKE

BY JOHN @. SAKE.
Low and LucRB met one day,
la chill Nosen Der weatber,
And so, to while the time away,
They hold discourse together.
LOVE- at frat was rather shy
As thinking there was danger
In venturing very nigh
The haughty.lookiug stranger
But LucRg managed to employ
Behaviour so potential,
That Ia q trice the bashful boy
Grew bold and confidential.
81 hear" quoth LucRE, bowling low,
with all your hearts aud honey,
You sometime SUFFERS IL so r.
For lack of mortal money"
LOVE- owned that he was poor in ausht
Except in golden fancies,
And ne'er as yet, had given a thought
To mending his finances.
"Besdes, I've hearGo-thus LOVE went on
The others hint improving
THAT gold, however sought or wen,
Is not friend TO loving"
IAN arrsnt lie--as you shall see
Full long ago invented,
tBy knaves who know not you nor mel
To tickle the 6emented."
And LucRE waved h 3 wand-andlo,
By magical expansion,
Love saw his little howell grow
Into stately mansion
And where before he used to sup
INTENDED in biz cottage,
Ana giumble Ger the earthen cup
Ths held Lis mea gre pottage;
Now, smoking viands crow his board,
And many flowing chalice;
His lsrder was with plenty stored,
And beauty filled the palace.
Aud Love, Trough rather lean at frst,
Aud tinged with melancholy,
Ga generous wines and puddings nurst
Grew very stout and joliyi
Yet, mindful of his truest friend,
He never turns detractOr,
But prays that blessings may attend
His worthy benefactor;
And when his friends are gay above
Their evening whist euchre,
And drink trimming H ralth 10 LOVE-"
ua sSy, n
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Union STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
u LINE OF STEAMERS.-FOR PHILADEL-
PHIA. EVERY WEDNESDAY, VIA NORFOLK
AND CAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND,
Capt MITCHELL; Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt. TEAL
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain BAymoRE.
One of these splendid steamers will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
al high-water, touching at Cape May to land pas
seneers Returning, leave Philadelphia every WE'D.
NESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock, A M, I'm
til further notice.
Passengers for Cape May will consult their interest
by taking this route it is in addition to being the
cheapest, the most expeditions and comfortable
PASSENGERS FOR New YoRK-We have entered
into to forward passengers through to
New York, either by steamers, allowing them
the privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three
four days. or proceed directly to New York, upon
the arrival of the steamers.
SHIPPERS TO THE WEsT.-Tobacconists DESTROYS
of shipping to Cincinnati, will please bear in mind
that we have made all the necessary ge7nens to
forward tobacco through 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all the daily pa.
pers in the city, when the will be ready TO
receive freight, and the hour of their sailing.
N B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all bills OF
ladng be sent to the wharf at Rockets to be
| signed before the sailing of the steamers.
Passage through TO New York LIST cabin and found,
So do do Cape May So; do. do Philadelphia So; do.
do. do. Philadelphia, I'd cabin and found 81. For
| freight passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
au 90 Richmond, Va. on the Dock.
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EurERPE AND TERPsIoHoRE IN RETIREMENT -.

EurERPE AND TERPsIoHoRE IN RETIREMENT -
Boston lady, who has lately travelled in Italy
writes thus of visit she ma lie to the Lake Como:
We passed the villa of Taglioni within few
yards OF the window, at which was seated that
world renowned danseuse herself We glided so
slowly and so closely that could see her almost
as plainly as If in the room. She looked faded
wrinked. pallid and old Oh! who could believe
her so receatly the graceful and lovely embed.
raent OF La Sylphide9 1t is scarcely seven years
since she retired TagliOni is very rich, and owns
quite number of villas on the lake, now rented
out. BY her side sat fair and lovely young wo-
man, her married daughter, the Princess Trabas-
koe, and the flag of Russia foated over the pretty
villa.
The next we came to was that of the renowned
Pasta, the friend and preceptress OF Parodi. Only
tEink of two such celebries-the fairy of dance
and the queen of song-side by side 10 early fame,
and next door neighbors Ia ther old age. We lane
ed at Pastas villa, aud proceeded to pay visit to
ISs tam rus mistress Unfortunate, she was on a
visit Genoa; unfortunate for U.s. but happily for
her only Child, resident there. STILL her waiting
maid (French) showed US all over the house. even
to the bedroom of the great cantatrce, the floor OF
which Is of pure marble, laid out in mosaic OF the
most exquisite workmanship. Blu is and pictures
OF ner, In all ner great characters, abundant
ly displayed.
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LnlRE, LIFE AND MA RINE INSU-
l. RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance the
shove description of risks on as reasonable terms as
any similar company, and respectfully ask share OF
the patronage of the public. Applications will be
;eived the Office, No. Us, corner of Main and 9th
,rreets where the officers viii cheerfully furnish all
information that may be required All losses prompt.
" and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN Fl. BosHER, Secretary. NH II
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The Brookdale Lead Mining Company of Va. Il
ssssd las rtcent accounts from their mines. ex-
remedy favorable for a large yield of the metal
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NEW YoRK.--ln the message of Gov. Seymour

NEW foRK--in the message of Gov Seymour r.
we hnd the following relative to common schools.
The amount OF the Common School Fund O, the
S5sh OF September was 81, 1874, 25i-an increase Of
$500 over the previous year. The revenue OF
Sio0o0 during the present year. Number OF
schools IN 1859 l.66i children taught ia distric,
schools, s62507; in private, 81, 767 colored,
being less In total than in 1851
SIGNS OF THE TInEs."-At Exeter Hall. Lon
don, the Rev. DR. Cummings lately lectured on the
.Signs OF the Times" He said that the prophet
Daniel had prophesied 1850 years would be the du
ration OF the Mahommedaa power, but il did not
foliew that Russia would plant the cross on ST.
Sophia. On the contrary, he thought thar the u,
goo.oU OF Mahommedans migh. become Christian q
aAe events OF the year 1918 had been clearly al
inded 10 10 prophey y, and he calculated that Ie64
would bring about the ful6llment OF the apecaiy,-
TIC prophecies. and the commencement of better
sge-the good time cunning.
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pICHMOND STOVE WORKs-NEAR

ANIKEDEGAk LOtOMOTiSE WOhhS, RICd-
MOND, NA.-BOWERS, SNYDER & CARTER
urns at these Works the Virginia Air
Tight" Cook Stove, four sizes, 'RchInond Premlura
Cook Steve" four sizes, '.Southern Planter Cook
Stove of two sizes Air Tight Wood Franklin n, and
Coal Franklin lillian" Parlor Stoves. Air Tight, Wood
Franklin and Coal Franklin Star Parlor Stoves,
Iron Prince Heating Stove forCoal, Vixen" Heat
ers, focal ony,) three Sizes Flute Box" Stove, for
wood, of five Sizes Fronts and Crates, Cast Iron Rail-
ings in great variety. Window Caps and Siis, Truss
es, Pilastres, Cornice, Brackets Rosettes, Mirror
Frames, Dasuereotype Frames. &C., and most de-
scriptions of light Castings. The Richmond made
Stores heapier than those of Northern make,
of sinpl; construction. are conveniently supplied
with loose plates to replace any that may be broken
and warranted to give satisfaction In their ope
ration. Dealers throughout the South solicited
to favor with their orders.
Several new ana improved patterns of Stoves are
in preparation for the business of the coming
heStoves manufactured by Messrs. Bowers, Sny-
der and Cater of the Richmond Stove Works. have
been made my leading Stoves for the past two years
and have found them TO give my customers general
satisfaction. CHARLES d. YALE,
Main street, Richmond, Va.
Depot for Bolton 4 Yele's Patent Caoric Air Fur
hace. de 2l-lm
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THE WRECK OF THE SHIP STAFFORD.
SHIRE.

Tue Boston papers contain the particulars in
reference to this fearful calamity:
By aprivate Geographic despatch from the L. s
Consul at Halifax, L. w Fraser, we are led to be-
heve that Captain Josiah Richards III, the comnan.
der of the Statt0rdshre, Is lost He a man
about Dc years old and leaves wife and four
children resi- ling in the town of Shrewsbury, Ia
this State. Capt Richardson, having accumuiat d
u large fortune, decided the last time he was home
30 remain. and not make another voyage; but be-
ing urged, he consented, reinakiag thai man eX-
cept Mr.. Train could induce him to 60 sea again
He hal large offers from other houses to indu e
him engage in thu California trade, but they were
of no avail. He was formerly commander anu
part twuer Of the packet ship Townsend. A bet
Ter walked deck" is the universal
remark OF all his personal acquaintanoes, whom
we have heard convegsing on the subject Of his
probable lose, and The number many.
We learn tnat the StstJrdshire was regis cred at
1917 tons. valued at 100000, and wholly covered
by insurance at tces in New York and in this city.
her cargo consisted OF English goods, such silks,
bToadcoihe sc. One firm III this city had lbs pack
ages on board. The whole cargo va ued at
three quarters OF IA million OF dollars, and We
learn was insured. 1t all belonged to Bos on
The names ofthe ist and 81 mates are Alders and
Leach both reported saved. This is tae second
narrow escape that Mr.. AlIers LIST mate has had at
tea. He was mate OF the packet ship President up
to tIe voyage IN which she was lost.
fEe StewardcSs OF the Statfordshire was the wife
of cauker at the north part of the city whn % wing
to some trouble pei rated from her nua 1auG,
enlisted as seWarGaes on b1ard the StatIJrdshirc,
under the assumed name Of Elizabeth Burrison-
she IS supposed to be among the lost.
young man, whose name We could not learn,
ran away from his wealthy parents, in Cauadr,
some months since, and went 10 Europe, and was
returning in the Stahordshire, working his passage
assistant cook to the passengers
the despatch stating that thirty-three Of the
saved is true the number lost is lust one
hundred and sixy-two, as the total number of pas.
Seuners hundred and forty three and the
officers and crew numbered fifty -two persons Ac-
cordingly. nineteen OF the ships crew were lost,
which, sdded to the number OF passengers lost.
m AXE he otal named above
The ctatfordshire built by Mckay in June
1851 FLOR Enoci Train & Cos line of Liver pool and
Boston packels She IA noble ship of lsl7 !. ms
and one of the finest vessels OF tn line. Inc Il s.
TO the undere ri.ers will be heavy.
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TOBACCO CHEWERS in scar

TOBACCO CHEWERS in search of
Il really fine Chewing TOBACCO, will not fail to
call on BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, No. l25
Main street. and select from their large and elegant
stock. They agents for the factories and supply
large small quantities at factory rates Their To-
baccos all made from the pick of the Virginia crop
and is warranted to please the NEST fastidious Call
and try it. de-
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A CUE AND FEVER CURED In 6
IA HOURS.-NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID.
DR.. SEAT: have tried and given 10 be tried, your
Fluid which you attribute the property OF breaking
fever better than Quinine The results of the trials
made here in the tall of 1882 were in about 50 cases
none of them lisht-hsve been radically cured
with from TO doses of the Fluid Among the cases,
there are three that are extremely remarkable THO
first case had resisted various Treatments and phys.
clans for Is months, and cured entirely in one
month with the Fluid. The second case had resisted
enormous doses OF Quinne during p years, and wss
cured with few doses of the Fluid. The third case,
the patient had the fever for years he'd been stuffed
with Qulnine to no purpose, and was cured WIN
few doses of the Fluid LfCONPTE,
Apotheeary, Rue Royal, &c C'ss Tours
January 18th, 1883.
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SPECIAL NOT1CE.-N EW YOR K
- AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Specie, Gold Silver, Bullion, Jewelry, Precious
Stones, Metals Valuable Articles of any kind will
not be received board of either of the Company's
Ships, viz: the jamestown the Roanoke,
cep by special agreement with the Agents the Pur
of the Ships; will the Company be response
bic for such articles bills of lading granted
therefor, and tho value therein stated.
LUDLAM l. WATSON,
au25 Agents
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LIMITED STATES LIFE INSU-
u RANCE-ANNUfTY AND TRUST COMpA-
NY or PIIfLADELPHlA-SECUR stab
LJTY AND PERPETUlTY Premium psymenn
made easy and convenient. M
Fund, January /, 1851, $306,029 04
fv- Office on Bank street, near Ninth, Richmond,
Va.
system cash--Dividends, cash--no scrip and ere.
convertible; but cash premiums. cash disdends, and
losses paid In cash. is the system Of this office Ali
It's opera ions in cash-the amount insured CON
he contrary increased; thereby holders of policies
are never disappointed More than this, policies IN
time be purchased upon surrender and onefourth to
two-thrds of the w hole amount of premiums paid to
the Office returned in cash See prospectuses
8. R CRAWFORD, President.
CHARLES g. INLAY, Secy.
PEINY FISK, Actuary.
j. K. NORRIS, Agent.
P. CLAIBORNE GooCH. NJ D., Medical Advi-
.ar de 3i-dlm
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| 1ONT BE HUMBUGGED-MR nc

)ONn BE HUMBUGGED.-MR. OS.
~ BORNE would inform the good naor,S =,
Richmond that he is still to be found a. hi. ia q
iished gallery, opposite the Banks Mr. q S sac.
taken one Thousand pictures in two months H., =
mas done me business for twenty-five rnon5ls NC
OSBORNE claims to be the frs. in Ricsnsn.,a
give to Daguereotypes life-like fesh.coIorsaa %
pearauce. ap-
sTOCKt SToCK!t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMERse
TOOLS, CHEMICALS and STOCK. whoias.T. ~,
ieos' s, OSBORNE,
ocH Sign of the Flags of ali Nstion,
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VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING Fill
ID.-Hgve you ever used this celebrated Wasi,
ing Fluid If you have not, and wish to keep ahead,,
by economisng your time, labor and money and "a.
wing the aud tear of your clothes by doing away
with hard rubbing of them washing boards try M
ONCE of this popular washing fluid Il REQUIRES
only one gill to do an ordinary washing in less than
two hours 1t sofens and removes the dirt, leayip.
the articles of the most brilliant whireBess w;thout
injury to the finest fabric. Price, 81 cents gallon
Or % cents quart bottle. Prepared only hy
u. j. PlCOT CO.,
~ ~ Dfugssfs.
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GRADUATED GUM

1IIYYYYy Ting ARTIFICIAL tseth on fhelr Plates,
surpasses every attempt ct initiating
the natural gum. with somewhat similar preparations:
whilst its strength is great that have yet to hear
of the first set OF teeth in which 1t has been broken,
by accident or by use.
Ny Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
their snoothness This evenness OF surface prevents
the Judgment of food about them, hch would rem
der them worthless; besides my plugs viii retain the
natural teeth through life as they never come out.
After long course of experiments. have secured
il is Impossible to use any kind of metal
h. D. ADDINGTON,
Graduate Dentist.
Office one door from 10th, on Main ct. NOT
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- ARTIFICIAL TEETH
zR GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M

Hslk32sfzK GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
uIYY~ PROVEMENT.-The undersigned
have purchased the right to use Dr..
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENT In the mode
of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which Is one
of the greatest and most important inventions
made In this branch of the Dentists srt.
The improvement consists in the employment Of
superior to gold in purity, ana in the complete
union of all the teeth by scious compound, which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and nstu
looking gum, and filing all crevices and irresu
arites and rendering it impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumuia-
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth 10
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way and not giving satisfscton) are invited to try
this invention, which they do at but little addi-
tional cost
We shall be pleased TO show specimens Of this kird
of work to any persons who will call at our Office,
whether they want artificial teeth or not
WAYT u MAHONY, Dentists,
nv I7-d&wts Office, 2n9 Main street.
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NJ UNNS ~ CLARK'S PIANOS.-P. Ii.
~ TAYLOR sole agent in this city for the sale Of
PLANO FORTES made by the above named eelebrs.
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
mandatory.
They combine all the modern Improvements, and
are renowned for keeping Ia tune.
q The public cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is EUNNs 4 CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones:
Guitars Victims, Accordeons and Flutes. Also Gun
tar and V ioln Strings OF the best quality.
z. ii. Z. he's in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore and
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day. liberal discount made TO schools
and dealers. PLANO AND MUSIC STORE,
au1 100 Main street.
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los. p. WINSTON, successor to Mace
~ Winston. at the old stand. corner of Cary and
18th streets, has in store aud offers for SAT-
10 hhds. p. r. SUGAR
III do N. %. do
Is do Cuba do
% bbls Coffee do
90 do Crushed Puly. and Pulv. Sugar
IL boxes Loaf Sugar
800 sacks SALT
225 kegs NAILS
p. r, N. .. and Cuba Molasses
Herrings aud Shad; Tanners and Machine Oil
Otard. Hennessey, J. ]. Dupuy. and other Brandias
Pan Rye, Tuscaloosa, Monongahela, Jenny Lind,
Eldorado, and xxx Whiskey
Fort, Madeira, Pale and Brown Sherry Wine
Jamaica, New Orleans and N. Z. Rum
Gin and Apple Brandy
London Porter
Ganpowder. Imperial and Yoang Hyson and Black
Tea
Java, Laguyra, Rio and Mocha Coffee
Cigars of all kinds; Bed Cords; Plough Lines
Wrapping. Cap and Letter Paper
Soap; Window Gass
Cast, Blstered and Shear Steel
And many other articles, which offer to the trade
and public generally. de- -
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EALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF
Il BOOTS, SHOES, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS
Main street. nearly opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond Fa respectfully invite strangers visiting
the city and the public generally, to call and exam
Inc their large and complete assortment of articles in
the above line. Their prices will be found to be as
low as those fanny other house, whether by the sim
Gardeners dress SHOES, BOOTEES and Gal.
TIERS,
Gentemen's CALF kip and stout BOOTEES and
BOOTS,
Youths BOOTS and BOOTEES, of many kinds.
Servants BROGUES, bound and unbound
Ladies' SHOES, buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds &c.
Ladies' black, bronze and colored CATERS
. BUSKINS and BOOTEES for servant women, va.
rous styles,
Misses and Childrens SHOES in great variety,
Travelling TRUNKS, PLAIN leather and hair do all
of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON x BROTHER,
sc ~ Nc. l6l Min ST. Opposite the tx Bank