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a premium upon the svarice o. the slsvetneeder'
turning virsin,s into a national shsDble f1r the
s.le Of human IL sh-eith blood 10 large pro-
portion geutly mixed with the Caucasian aris-
tocr,cy.
The Convention too states that the inc0rpo-
ration OF meueyed associations for the colon'z &
ti.D Of Ksn-as il unprecedented IN bist'ry. IL
i'll What is the history of colonization IN TINS
country but the equivalent of such means of
st.chiug the ccurtryi Rlleigh ADD Peun are
vholessle examples; bat cake the ride of i'm
nisrstion from Ireland especially, and 1t IS due
t. the money raised by tee frIsnfs of the cau'e
who happen to b. in this case the pro per'ds
foferupDels Of their families to this county.
tn. money sent to ireland for that purpose is,
or was lately, estimated to be equal to the CO.
tire poor-rat-s of the country. Mon-y raised
ard r,ised BIZ association or its equIssleut-is
eterywfere ,be life of immigrst on sud col"niz'
sticn. EiAhieen border Counties in Mt-sodri,
we learn. contain $4,000 slaves, which sill be
yslueless if Kansas becomes the abode of the
Aboli,iop fanatics; aid rber fore Kansas must not
be settled excerpt under the dictstOn of Missouri
reyolvers AID bowie knives. Doctrine this Tor
chaip-ganes We admire the nai'ete of this
declaration. Because 50.r00 human beings are
held in brute bondage without a shadow Of natu-
raj right 10 warrant it-tnerefore freemen are
not TO settle in that vicinity.
Tbenegro driving fanatics Of Missouri may hold
their riotour Cow entions--a hard-mouthed Irish
Am. ricaD parson may, amid applause, preach to
them the duct ines of fends-they may dcsw up
their resolutions aud make their rppeals-bu
there will b. 10 peece under the lash of such
overseers. We will inlu're-Se will discuss
we will seek TO rouse the people of the North
more and more to Il due sense % their position,
and t. III blenchng efforts in the cause of eman-
clpatlou, aud of the Constitution according TO
il, liberal and humane intent.
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The Tribune for California.

We issue THIS MORNING The TRIBUNE for
Cal fornia, Oregon and the SaTdr'ch Islands.
II contains summary of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the last steamers; Money
and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c. The
steamships Empire City for ASpinwall and the
Northern Light for San Juan, will leave This
Afternoon the former at and the latter az o'clock.
The Mails for California and other parts Of the Pa
fic will close at O'Clock P. NJ.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had at the counter in the publication Office This
Morning. Price cents.
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The habit Of giving middle names Is a nuisance.
Formerly It wss Bel jamin Franklin George Washing
tor, Roger Sherman. Now it is Jonathan ". Doubt
kim. Peter Q X. Long, and Alexander b. C. d. Short.
Americans are laughed a. abroad for their mode Of
calling one another 20 in conversation. How much
better would be to have tho appeatiOu simply OF
two parts as il rp to this century. Women hay-
ing babies pease to remember this. and leave out the
middle name which resolves itself into stupid Initial
Of which cot one in ten thousand knows ~bst il stands
for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

A npmbe- Of the city officers of Albany, the
Presidents of the Boards in THIS City, the Com
missoners If Emigration, and a few private
citize9s were entertained. yesterday, at the
Quarantine, Ss the guests Of DIR. Thompson, the
Health-Officer. They had git.edged time, in
spite OF the heat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

Mr.. ID. Lcf6ngwelI, President Ofthe New-YOrk City
Literary Union has recently addressed letter to the
friends Of Popular Education throughout the State.
proposing plan for the union Of the various literary
and scientific associations which now or may hero
ntor 10 formed in the cities aud towns of the state,
with view Of nst,utng and sustaining system Of
popular instruction by means of lectures, sad by the
formation of evening classes. This would facilitate,
eoonomize a. largely extend lecturegi giving. 1t is
duly commended by various editors, professors and
authors. Let il be tried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

Mr Agessiz has Issued prospectus f'r
Natural HlstOIy OF the United States, to be 10
labor Of years and to be accomplished win w
other con. peDsation to himself than the delgl'
ano u lily Of the work. Already the proPO"
ton Las met with favor, and there is eseV
chance that the publication will be under'aA'f
and completed. We presume that 'he Pro'P'y,
tu,-of which we some tine since Puou''',,
the principal portions-wiil meet the eye !
most of our readers, who will thus see inc co..
preheDsiye and ambitious character Of 'a' q
terpIise, an6 feel that the utility and "'eD
cence of the subject, not less than the CUE
politan repute of the author, demand geH''
recognition. A.
This country, its age considered, is ful' >,
vanced il scientific pursuits and achie'eH' IN
Already great works on Natural History
illustrated-works the offspring OF genus
dustry, courage and devotion-pisee n~
on q plane, to whatever extent Win Ia s |.
But there is no work Of the sort Pr'''0''-
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NetpWork Dailp @eibrnte
FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1855.
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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titn buf a. a guarantee o. BIZ good faith
We canIot md rtake rel ced Com NUM-
To UR FRrykps-Su bscTbers, h sending &c III
onerflv omit 10 uens the OF the POtOtce' and
ten Frequently the Of the ate 20 wheh thef paper
TO lie sent-awsys mention the name Of the POST Ve
and State. -. o.O.r.. II
SuIscrlers 70 THE Tribune wishing their PosOncs al
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and 81 civ which edition whether Daily semi eety, or
Weekly and cub subcye should give date Of subscription
This would frcquent prevent lay. . r. ,,
SUPsoRIBERs wishing 10 lave the direction o. 1aE IkbuAt
GLANCED must ste the Old address as wei! as the ne"
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THE DAILY TRIBUSE is sen, TO subscribers by mail,
az 20 per ennur. -.
THE SEYI-WIEKLY TRIBUNE is published on Tues
day and Friday Of each week and sent 70 mail subbe At
s per copies for IS Eve copies for Ill ID.
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mail 80 per sunurn; three copies for ~ tive copies for
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HyATT's PATENT LIGHTS At HALF PRICE. -
See advertisements 10 another column under Chances for
Ruadnese Men 4"
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vNFp. MOUNT BRypGtS, Z. W, yny ~ 'oo'
Nth the totally destroyed by fire the night OF
e Sd OF this month MY books and number Of valuable
reu were saved by bong OF your Safe, euh from
Mr. Boddone your ss a London March The safe
as hour and the brass knob AID
plae In front melted Of have jus. ordered larger
cue fsn yovr agent and shs have pleasure la
nendns my friends and neghbos purchase safes which
an we'll satisfied what they pretend 90 befneProof
remain yours, respectful y, w EMERSON
The subscribers hama for sale the largest ssortnsn
OF FisE AAB SAFs In the word guaranteed
10 be equal the above aud superior other offered
u the public HEeEIse Co.
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Bustwsss Notifies.
EEW-YORR WEEKLY TRIBUNE for July 81
Csrcuiaaiea over $4,000.
TIM NV YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
sx,e.t rfptsi,s the follow ing.

TIM Eyw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for tnis
week contains the following
sSs o sI' ss Sn. R1 s ss:Ss
tsnp, An Expisnstioni A Word 20 For ign Born
ss Hs,s s% sse,iansI chr.sisni u The oid s.oy
he Late Lord Raglan &c.
H. REVIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving IN q condensed
ana conspicuous form the latest and most important
events that have rranspred 10 New.fOrt City the
Iu..BARON HUMBOLDT AND AMERICAN Az
AIRS: Letter frOm Germany
v..PoIITIcAL INTELLIGENCE; LouidsD.i ohioi
IndAnsi New Hsmpsh Kansas Missouri
v..hURDER AND SUICIDE AT ST. LOUIS
vI..TBIN0S IN KANSAS: Extracts from 9 letter from
sci'zon OF Kansas
vI..TBE RBPULSE AT sEVASrOPOL
VIII. THE STATE OF EUROPE: Letter from Our CoI.
.espondeDt A. 2. C., describing the principal events
Ix..FR0s BosToN: Letter from Correspondent at
x..L S:risR FROM EURoPE By the steamship Canada
XII. .oa - H1 RsEDER's MESSAGE.
FygkiGAsTa.0SHSSi LAW AVr' scs6 SSTs
xSi. .6o hETTES IRON Mr. GREELEY, From P.rs
XVI. TIE HsTIcgF Iys, az So qAhEgR.,H
Xxx THE MARKETs Fun Report. Of the Stock Money,
Cotton, GrsD, CS.tle and other Markets specially
svsscnIriIosCns copy year. s2 three copies.
Single copies wrappers be obtsnsd al ths counter u
Che Publication Office his mOnins- Price 81 cents
PANAMA HATs.-We have prepared by pressing
into sbsJe- popular with young weser our 7ntre
stock HAIRS, which close cd Oder at
dented prices few sgA5sosv HATS only remlin Jn
band Visitors 20 aterr Places shou nine fhsu.
LEARy6 Co. Hst,ers Asor iOuss. Brosiwsy.
SUMMER DRESS GooDs.-E II LgADBEiTER
Co. No Sa7 Broadway, enehns their BAsEess Laws
~ their Pa1 Goods They will open fHs DAY three eases
6ne Printed Lawns at 81 coats per yard, rc6 6Areg at
fine De Bereges rich Plaid end Striped Silk 81 ~ me
Bsc BsIeses a. Also GoOd for Bathing Dresses aud Mos
keto Meetings.
Ladies going in the country wishing their supply
Of ssoEs Gsr Boo OF ell IA fbi ,ns5 50 - tom
IL 10 2o ipper Ty toilet slips and bn,kins I'm 6 T. M
per plsr; Boys Muse Chi ous tooTs AMI Shoes u
eousjly low prcea H. MILlsE Co.'S No. 1871 Csuzs
JUIy 2O-TuTRMOMETrR At 95.-Grass Linen
Co.Ts cool a. zephyr" 81 SO; beautiful pqus VESTS,
eli white CoArs +z white linen PANTS ~ grass sig
ina 81; at EvsSss CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos IS and IS
Fulton ~.
ZEPHYR CASHMERE SUITS $40, 800 pair fine
LAsEk PANT of the most beautiful patterns. I've worth
Hsy at So EvASss Clothing Warehouse Nos Go add 90
Fuonst
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TUTTLE's mPoeIUM

English French German snd American
fAAcY G0oDS, h0vFLTIES and Tcg G,
No, Sb Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

New PIANOS FOR $l50-HoRAcE WATERS
No SIS Brosdwsy prepared {, furnish new soct We
Plane. and circular hs IN Tor WORK
same $500 at the very low price of $50; case
port and plain and Pianos warranted to give entue
ealiSfn fi.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

ZEPHYR CASHMERE SUITS $40, 300 pair fine
IskEk DRILL the most beautiful patterns I've worth
ssJ So Of EyASss Clothing Warehouse Nos TO ADD %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

patent sdoa Tsvss References a. to It's suPenoy-
prof .s.o A. he Mott, Willard Parker aud John NJ Csr
pochsn An extensive list Of Of mercantile snd other
Qcnemen cured BY this Truss be seen a. M.ssH Co.'S
No "a Masien-lale, New York, and MASH CcRLlss Co.,
No swest a,h ST. Cincinnati, Ohio Open from A. NJ until
a
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P,ANos.-HoRACE WATERs's modern improved

PIANOS possessing in their Of ard
strings compass Of equal the Grand Pianos
Sole osencr for H. Gilbert Co.'S Hsleu Custou Wood
ward Browne and Jacob Chickering'S Boston PsnO; aad
Pianos five ~ tho best New York
manuf.cte Each Instrument guaranteed eItire
sf.cop OF purchase money returned SecOd baud Pianos VI
ali varieties and at bar Pianos 70 rent and rent al
lowed On purchas Pianos M sale monthly payments SHE
Agency for s. H. w. Smiths celebrated MtLOoEoNS,
tuned che equal tempeIamentsl
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, VALisEs. &c.-The largest
sck and greatest variety Of TsAvEiisG TRUNKS Nc IN he
Inion retail prices Of Broadway and Mai
den-,aIie, under Howard Hotel. .
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I.adies going In the county wishing their supply

July 2O-THERMOMETIR At 95.-Grass Linen
Co.Ts cool a. q zephyr" O. SO; beautiful pqas VESTS
Gil white linen CoArs Szi white linen PANTS ~; grass sis
INA 81 at EvsNss CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos IS and IS
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES FOR QUILTING
CLOAK MAsTLLA AND COAT LIEHcs. - Manufacturers are
reou.efed 60 examine SHUTTLE Ma
CHIMES specially adapted Tor quilting These machines VIII
st and running at very high speed, will accomplish far
WORK than any other The geat economy Of using these
machines can be osIiy dem Bstrsted
NJ ,ikCtR h Co No. 3l3 Broadway.
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SUMMER HATS FOR TIE PROMENADE TRAv.

FLING FISHING CUNNING, bc-Tte town is 10 progress Of
The watering places and resorts the ura
districts just far moro attractive than the hestcnys
CITY, Steamboat that leaves 1t carries
away hundreds Of delighted people. All who intend following
thb example should rememter necossitydo no. leave
without STRAW HAT. In the snbOat fishing sail
boat and yacht, Il is the indispensable article The Rocky
Mountain Beaver delightful Puiar be I'd Il
place IN the country beauty will BE- anbin ed
trp the hsh scales not gratifying add
tops TO a dressed q ntlOnaus STONE. smenbeT this
FORGET the Straw Hat. Hsox has extensive var
ETY. his szesrOon the corner OF b osdw
and Futon st. a. we his upper estab shmsnt No 5S
Broadway. Bead-br,ns, narrcS-bnms. hiSbcrowns low
fine and Pans L-gh0rns aud
Prices, BE- found either place and we advise
eyerybcd who intends 20 taste the sweets Of rGT life this
Sun. inner to prepare for il by calling Oh him.
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HoIIoMAy's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-scrofula,

Sslubeu Rheumatism and all skia Muscular Diseases can
e radically cured IL the be rubbed into the part a.
fec ed rubbd No eIcrnl disease can long
Withstand the combined power Of these wonderful Nedion,s
srsud London and BY eli Dusss at 3 cents 62 cents aud
81 pei pot
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PANAMA. HhTs-We have prepared BY pressing

THhh5sH PrOP1TV1 "
shape popular with gent emen weses our entire
stock ofPAHA HaTs which 10 Close OF we one at unnrece
dented low prcss few SEA5HoRv HATS only remlin ~
hand Visitors Materg Places shou nine ihsn.
LEARy T. Co. Hst,ers. As'or HOuss. Brosiwsy.
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BATCHEIoR's HAIR DYE, WIGS AND T0UPEES-
The beat In wOe the admiration q che
of sicrs Sod spphed No 25 Broadway (nne pdvNte
The stok Of g and roapee- In America
BAcrHxLoKs ho days Cream for preserV Ing the hair
DIR. s = Fitch. author VI Six Lectures OF
ConEamptoo" 40 Office No ia broadway, open daily (Sun
ds, excepted, from until O'clock Consumption, Asik
ma Disess the Hesr and All chrcus Dseass Of Nsl-s
end femslea Consultation free
REMOyIp-B NJAMIH's GOLD MEDAL,
BRASS SFKGse TRUssEs,
To Ne HaIo.ay~f.. opposite the Aston House
rhs Trus. never rust. grows weak rvn sA days
sr,L siyen and money returned II not satisfactory.
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SUMMER DRESS GooDs.-E. IL LgiDBEiTER
Co No. Ss7 Brosdwsy, ofedng their BAsEeEs Laws
end RoB,s greatly duced prices 10 order 70 make 100
1r teir Pal Goods They will open fHis DAY three cases
enc Printd Lawns seJ coats per yard, ro5 aares at
Blso Bsleses III Goods for Bathing Dresses and Mos
h.f, hesfi
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an enormous tax on the Treasury for printing
and on the correspondence of the county for
Transporting them. Such an edition of every
blue book and government report is printed as is
believed TO be necessary. The Cabinet Ministers
aud heads OF departments are furnished with the
number of copies they require, each member
of Parliament has one, and the balance Of the
EDITION is deposited IN the store kept by Hansard,
the Parliamentary printer, where they are sold
at cost price to any that wish to buy. The
price of each document and the weight are
printed on the first page, and then the cost
OF it, with the correct postage if sent By mail,
can be seen at once. The postage on all the
Government mail matter in 1889 was 1921, 3o5;
in lS46 S5OI us; and in 1853 $670,562.
How can "frsnking" be regarded as "priv-
"ilegel" Members of Congress generally do
1Oi consider it so. The enormous tax on their
time in franking documents and the numerous
letters that frankiDg gives rise to make al i'm
meuse amount of labor. This must by law be
done by the member personally, and if delegated
to another is willfu and deliberate perjury 1t
is well known that this is sometimes done and
young man at Washington who had acted az
clerk to conn ittee or secretary to member,
AID been employed to frank documents, after
ward used his acquired skill in forging franks on
blank wrappers and sold them BY the thousand
for professional men or merchants to circulate,
free Of cost, their circulars, pamphlets or adj
vertsemeDts in This is called San abuse Of the
franking privilege" Why not admit at once
that the whole system is an abuse ? 1t most
certainly is, aud gross aud grieyous one. Look
at it in al economical point of view. 1t is the
most expensive and cumbrous method of doing
business ever devised. 1t is an enormous ex.
pense and tax on those who enjoy the pryi-
lege. Every species Of temporizing, every at
tempttO prevent ts abolition, every scheme that
tends to perpetuate il is only bOtching up sys'
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-24
FEMALE ACADEMY,


FEMALE ACADEMY
~ Mr.. and Mrs. HOY with the assistance Of Miss
Hoy and Nine. de st Ange, will operoil the 18th 81
March, in the Town of Opeousas, first class SCHOOL,
where the Practical "a well as Ornamental branches
OF u Female Education will be taught. i21fta
- They are prepared to give thorough instruction In
the English, French, Italian and German Languages.
also Music Lessons the Piano and Guitar, Draw
ing, Painting, Transferring, French Enbroidery,ih
Silk, Chenille and Worsted, Plain Eeedlew0rk, Cal
isthenics Department, Dancing and Equitation. 5li
The Principal hopes, with the assistance OF able
teachers and the advantages pupils will derive from
constant personal care, to secure the patronage of
the inhabitants of Opelousas and vicinity. fll2fE
Terms, per session OF twenty-one weeks, payable
Onehalf in ADVANCE the balance In the middle Of the
session: slll 7tt ~ J,eQ iHF
Tuition in Primary Department, ., ......v $40 90
!" Advanced "a ,.............25 rs 90
French, Italian and German. each 10 90
Instruction on the Piano .......--..,,..r-,3 30 90
Guitar. r.....,...,......,..,.'30 80 %
Drawing ".l' 40 w
Painting 20 90
French Embroidery in silk, Chenille, Worsted, 10 90
Calisthcncs, Department, Dancing .,..,.,,. IL 90
Riding Lessons ........... ~. !. each i 90
Boarding, Washing, Fuel, etc, ,.,..,......a. GO 90
| Nine. de St. hnge having entered into prior en-.
gagement at Mrs. Henrys School, in Natehez, will
not be able to join the School until next session.
NOTICE.-Th firm Of IT, LAsrRspEs & Go.
| ~ is now liquidating. E, Dejean has the charge
of the collection Of accounts due to said firm, md the
settlement Of all business concerning II. Those who
| are owing said firm, either by note or account, are
| requested TO settle as as possible The go0ia
| now or hand viii he sold at cost for cash only.
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The foreign influence, almost impercepaible
until our days, has assumed latterly the most
alarming and gigantic proportions Day after
day hundreds of immigrants are landed on our
shores; a large number of them without any
idea OF our institutions up in servi,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-24

Alas! in turning back to history, to the
timid and superficial observer there seems to
speak voice telling that the people shall ne
yer be susceptible of selfgoyernnlcnt Yes
there are many. very many instances where the
attempts made by the people to substitute their
power to that Of kings, have been attended
with anarchy and bloodshed. But we should
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-01-17
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS,

TERRY & WALLACE are now opening large
l. assortment of New Goods, direct from New
York. Their stock consists in part of
Chdren's Fancy Wool Hose, do. Grecian Boots
Gents Grey Merino 1-2 Hose, do. Lambs Wool,
Do. Wooen. ..,
A large assortment of Cap Ribbons,
Worsted Braids, do. Silks, Linen Edgings, tile
Latest Styles.
A large and general assortment of Ready Made
Clothing, consisting of Fine Frock and
Dress Coats, Heavy do, Drab and White
Overcoats, do. Brown, Beaver Blue and Pilot,
Men and Boys Sacks, Fine Satin Vests,
Fancy Silk, Silk Plush, Embroidered Velvet,
Valencias, do. Cloth.
Fancy Cashmere Pants, Of all descriptions
Lates styles Pea Jackets, Striped and checked
Shirts, India Rubber Pants do Coats
Worsted Vests, do. Farmers Satin.
Worsted Table Covers, latest styles, q,
Silk Handkerchicfs, all kinds, from 2 S. to ST.
A large assortment of black Italian Cravats,
Silk Vestings, Silk Velvet Lace Edgngs,
Ladies' Worked Collars, latest styles Cashmere,
Silk Isle Thread, Berlin and Chamois Gloves
Cashmere Hose, assorted colors.
Mems Kip and Calf Boots, oil freed, Pumps,
Caters Congress do, peg'd and sewed, do.
Buck, Patent Buckle do, Ladies' Calf heerd
Boots, Spring do, Kid Welt do, Bronze sole,
Enameled peg'd Polka do. Silk Caters,
Congress do, Lasting do, Silk Fancy Button do,
Bronze Opera Ties, Enameled Fancy Jenny
Lind Ties, French Mo- Buskns, Misses Kid
Boots, Goat do, Enamcled do. Caters, all kinds,
Children's Open Boots, Enameled circular do,
Bronze and Black Opera do, Morocco Boots
Gents French Sandals, do. India Rubber Shoes
Ladies' French Sandals, do India Rubber
Buskins, etc.
Oct 81 1854.