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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-22

MARINE NEWS.
,os ~ RICHMOND. ocrosEa 2is,,

OFF <astF =
-,1SS ARRIVED.
,-.,,- Henderson, Henderson, Charleston,
sohr Az ~ r f. s. ralisferro.
sb,'' 70 IN, Washing on Word, Jones Creek, Oys-
.;ts Csfi'Ki ns Groves Baltimore Guano to shner.
sestr : .. -" Fletcher. Hog Island, Oysters.
sep cs.,beriiie, Drowney; Jones Greek, Oysters.
sop 's"'N SAILED,
poc.hoa,ss Jones', Baltimore, ndze, Bud-
50 c s'ss,, Smith, New York. mdse. d. w.
Is-se- F,a,ev Womble. Snithtield, INDIE.
Sas- -, GENTRY, Glare Mount. mdze
StsT Nc, King Stewert James River, light.
Sseof 49, Trlce Boston. Hour and brownStuh.
P1' Ss,b.haee. Hooper, Camden, Ne, Hour and
.acn' n f-,saur. Woody, Sandy Point, to load
hest for Baltimore go
s'a Oct lin latitude 40 ST. longitude 500
s'9shn;; Curric, Dearborn, from Richmond Va
frt'i,.sssS" BE, Sept-Arrsed ship Schiller, Beker
Etlu,pas,, Oct. 2o--Cld. schT. Ocean, Mitchell,
Etti' ~ ',,e, .hfon both for Richmond:
81 IIa.,. ~. lg-Arvd. schrs. Myers, Rhodes and
bos 1I,'2-,,,o. Kellar. Richmond
k.s hG v.rx Oct. 2o-CId schr. J. b. Spafford-
,.rei9y. Richmond. nh. p;,tr,,,5
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o.NDTDATES FOR OFFICE.

10 Water. of the County of Hem
ie -" sr' ci,ireus-James K lett. Esq, having re-
f'.o he Office Of Clerk of the County Court OF Hem
ssaea ' .e .ojci,ation ofrnany friends announce my
for ss o IF ss c heqt c Saan OF fSa
~ daiss ft,yiro for the past three years pledge
com. te!ectei to this office to use every eNertion
sJ i.~bs-se the duties faithfully: u.,p,sou
&C 2-Im' IN ~
r. ,ha yoters of IIcnricO.-Fcslow
" -" s,, a candidate TO fill the vacancy III the
~. Oaice Of our county, ocea'oned pS iho feSis'
.,.ia, Of James Elicit, ESQ c,pDHFR
Respectfully, DAN L.
A.
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BY Baker, PIeasants q Co.

rT,RTSTEE,S SALE OF A DESIRABLE
L LITTLE FARM, IN THE LOWER END OF
THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. AT AUCTION
By virtue of deed of trust executed to ME by Cath
arne Eubank bearing date February 2lst 1853 of re.
cord in the Clerks Office of the County Court of Hen
rico to A. b. Carter certain sums of money
therein specified, having been requested by said ben
eiciary, shall proceed to sell on the premises, at
public auction, for cash, on TUESDAY, 3Oth day OF
October present month if fair, If not the next fair
day theresfter tract of land mentioned in said deed
of trust situated about 10 miles below the city of
Richmond containing one hundred acres, be the same
more or less, together with the buildings, &c, upon
which the said Catherine Eubank resides.
The title to the above is believed to be good But
the trustee will convey with the usual special
ranty. THUS. j, CAhIER, trustee
Sale made by BAKER, PLEAsANTs Co, Auc-
tioneers >-f- oc 10
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by Larus Il shine.
MIGHT SALE October 1st 1SSS.-TO-

Y NIGHT Commencing AZ o,cIocI we vii ali ~
our store, No IA Main street, large assortment of
staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every ar
country trades - ~ ' o
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng
llsh Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Auke-s aud
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers Anchors and Cyi-
inders w
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
az styles together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &C. &C.
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
safes, as great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted TO be as represented.
oc 9-ts LARUS x SHINE. Aucts
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JAMES, WOODHOUsE Il co. have re-

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TIE Poeticol Works of VIM. Isle Bo,vles with
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l a Gots, q MAYO, Auciioneers, lOfice
80 u pI nal, on Bank street,) viii sell all
t77sle SaIs8l and Personal Estate, at Auction and
t@te ab. on the most satisfactory terms and will
hednondi- =; MAYO, Notary Public for the city
-pHN n Ihn county of HenIieo
IA-Gfr D. PAfNE. ABEL u. MAYO.
~ M Laslle nd Agent for Selecting, Pur-
=. EtrIsnn.t AkiETIEs or GIANO. Otiics
81 he tdyerti.sses h1liflng, Baltimore, Md.
.t5rs ali s 81 guarantees to fusnirh the above fer
tss % bes, ,.le best qualities TO consumers sud
exee,,s @ssfded 10 the atoye address win be
i.t Gkz.-fitp
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q j. HUGGINS.--W A CHE >,
IA JEWELRT AND SILVER WARE, No.
. ICY 1924 Main street. directly opposite the Amer
EsSazIs lean Hotel-has just received this day in
voice very handsome Rich Jewelry, in addition to
his present stock, which he offers very low whole
sale or retail Country merchants respectfully in
yited to call and examine his stock which will be sold
on the most liberal terms.
He is also prepared for the manufactory and repair
ing of all kinds of fine Jewelry with mess and du-
rahility.
Mr.. \. II. PEBBLES will give special attention to
the WATCH REPAIRING and ENGRAVING DE-
PARTAiENT in whatever there will be done to Salts
~ the patrons OF the establishment. linz
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By GOddin Il AppersOn.
HOUSE AND LOT At THE CORNER

II OF BLOODY RUN AND ELM STREETS
FOK SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on MON
DAY, the 10Th of October, 1855, at A o'clock r. NJ
the House and Lot at the corner of Bloody Run and
Elm streets. Rocketts) lately occupied by the late
Mrs Susan Block. The Lot fronts about 100 feet OK,
Eli street and about l22 feet Bloody Run street
The House contains rooms and is in tolerably good
order. ..i. e~>,
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at ( and months
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed or title retained q, -
- BY request of Mrs. Susan Reed Ex'x of Susan
Block, decd.
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HOUSE And LOT on BROAD AND

HOUSE AND LOT ON i X DAD AND
IL GILMER STREETS FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY afternoon, the
Esd day of October 1855, the premises, common
cling at o'clock the Brick Tenement Mt the corner of
Broad and Gilmer streets, just beyond the Western
limits of the city, now in the occupancy of Mrs Cren
shaw.
TERMs-Onetlrd cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note is paid
DC Il Anct
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oc 20 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
VALUABLE PKIYATE DNELLING ON

BROAD AND 22ND STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-Will be sold, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day of October 1855, the premises, commencing at
~ O'Clock p NJ, the large brick dwelling at the
of Broad and 22d Streets in the occupancy of
Mr. Z. Warren. The lot fronts IS feet, back $50
feet to a so foot alley. The dwelling is three stories
high and has rooms W it'll fire places, besides two
small rooms.
TERMs-One fifth cash, one-ffth at four months
and the remaining three-hs at two years. the credit
payments to bear interest and he secured by trust
deed. GODDIN l. APPERSON,
DC IS Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GoddIn q Apperson.

70 hESIOENCE FOA BALE. =
b. me subscriber, intending to sell that desirable
gse on Grace street. between 9Th and 9Th direct ad
y9u a Mrs James Grays residence and lately occu
he ~ N pr g. Cabel, viii offer 1t privately until
he asy 81 October next. and If not so,d viii Their
ha . ~ public sale. at o'clock in the afternoon
without "a Is new and built Of the best msterials,
fancv ,so-a ornament, but 10 susceptible of such
Ancy e1A rs to make it avery fue honxe IL IN I.raa
Ior family Of almost any size having plenty
q iodghg roohs aii with fire places and ia Thar
IT also very extensive Accommodation fr .ervsnts
There is en- alley each side of the lot and s,,sn
ments VIII probably be made by the day ~ .sIae,
open one in the rear is feet wide The Ior..sno !;
one of the best in the city. Terms liberal :"
oc l6-t22O. HANCOCK LEE
Sale conducted by GoppIN 4 APPERsox, Aucts
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BY Davenport, Allen a. Co.
rhmUGERIES, &C., AT AUCTTON..-On
saII -. ~ hSDAf, 18th Oct at 10 o'clock we will
Groceries, viz: " VI
Hectitied Whiskey, Great Western brand
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars
~ b, and Coffee Sugars
Cheese, Soap
Ireen and Black Teas
French Brandy; N. Z. Rum
Sait' Irvine: Manufactured Tobacco
., tanners Oil; Sal Soda &c
IERMs-Under $780, cash: slCU and over 4 months
crtdif, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO,
- AIrctr
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IVA agis. age bne." Those whose excessive share
of nodesty peculiar business occupation renders it
impracticable pursue the usual routine of
cay consummate matters by forwarding their correct
address, with personal description, the uuders gnee
who has opened ct her Matrimonial Re gister
Persons desiring particular style of beauty &C. will
please designate to that effect. All communications
strictly III honor and confidence.
CECILE LAFLEUR
oc 20--3tt rF.Fr Richmond, Va
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VIEW GROCERY AND FEED STORE.

NEW GROCERY AND FEED STORE.
The undersigned be leave inform their friends
and the public generally that thay have taken the
store formerly occupied by T. L. Woodson. for the
purpose of conducting the GROCERY AND FEED
BUSINESS where they will keep constantly on hand
a full assortment of GROCERIES, MILL OFFAL,
GRAIN MEAL and other articles usually found in
Feed Stores and Groceries. -
They will also attend to selling COUNTRY PRO
DUCE fer a small commission, and insure for their
country friends the highest market price anything
consigned to them. CRUMP l. BROTHER,
oc 2u-6t* 322 Broad st.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY WATER WORKS.
PETERSBURG Oct. G. 1856. :

l sails win be received ut this Office until Thursday
November lst, .xt for the following work viz:
LIST. The construction of Dam on Lieutenant Run TO
contain (ay 600 cubic yards of Masonry to he laid in
cement with also about $500 cubic yards of excavation
and embankment; also, the grubbing and clearing of
the site for reservoir say four acres) with any addi
tona work that may he required for said reservoir.
ID. The construction of the main Reservoir the
He GIFTS that will require about 70 900 cubic yards of
embankent, to be pudded and lined with clay to the
depth often inches, both bottom and slopes (say
100 cubic yards and to be paved with the best hard
brick requiring $4,000.
Plans and specifications of the above work may be
q this office.
Also, one Stationary Engine and Pump The work
required to be done is raise 300 900 Ions 1900 feet
horizontal and ITO feet vertical in eight hours Pro-
posas will be received for both high and low pressure
Engines.
Persons offering for the above, will describe the kind
of Engine and Pnnlp they propose to build.
t Proposals will be received for the following ad
ditional bill of Pipes:
$500 lineal feet of inch Pipe.
1900 do do do do.
7,400 do do 10 do do.
$50 do do II do do.
1,600 do do Is do do.
With the necessary stops branches, &c. &c. Also,
100 Fire Hydrants with cases, &c. plan of distrb
ton may be at this office, where any information
required will be given.
BY order of the Committee.
oc lS-1stN c. A. SHARP, C. Z.
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w Bennett & Beers stock of Drugs Medicines
Dyes Perfnmery, and Fancy Goods, unsurpassed BY
any house South of the Potomac.
To cash really prompt customers they offer in
ducements well worthy the attention of the virginia
and North Carolina trade, and will take pleasure in
showing their stock and prices, whether they sell or
not. They sell as low as any house North or
South Please give them trial.
oc l6 BENNETT & BEERS Druopists
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AUCTION SALH.
'7'-7'--''Fl~l-s-----
FUTURE DAYS.


By Goddin & Apperson. ~~o--S
KuSTEE,S SALE OF BOUsE Am
,n,LOT ON LEIGH STREET, IN JtCKSOS;s
TmnDiIlON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-As acting
.,, see IN a cerfain Deed dated Iat Julv 1852 exc
:, py the late Miss Harris Jackson duly recorded
,. Hustngs Court shall proceed 10 sell nj
d daolS snetlon on the premises. FRIDAY tho ID
e;ohVeyed thereby. consisting Of Lot ON the North
e OF Leigh near TO FoHshee streets fronting 81 ED
hfrck Dwelling thereon. mont
g. IERMs-One-third cash; balance Mt and months
gotlabie notes interest added and title retained
iiaSt note Is paid. JNO. G. JACKSON
sI Acting Trustee
sale Conducted by GoDDIN APPEKsoN, Aucts
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&C II GODDIN L APPERSON Auct're.
SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON ELMWOOD STREET, IN SIDNEY

LOT ON ELMWOOD STREET, IN SIDNEY.
AS trustee in deed from Charles w. Snead and
wife. dated 18th October, 1854 duly recorded in Hen
rico county court shall proceed to sell. at public
auction on the premises, on TUESDAY. the 3Oth day
of October 1885, at o'clock, 2. Nj, if fair if moi
the next fair day. the real estate conveyed thereby
consisting of excellent brick dwelling, in the
occupancy of said Sneed together with the lot on
which it stands fronting I70k feet the Southwestern
side of Enlwood street, running back 100 feet on
Park street to alley 20 feet. The lot will be div
ded to suit purchasers.
TERMS: Cash to $500 and expenses of sale, bal
such credit shall be agreed at the hour
of sale. FELIX MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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WANTS.

,1rANTED--ECoND-HA;S'lDD. B s'}S,l = nor or
w va ~ he raid School Books, unless of
aedeTh edi'''"'' GEO. NJ WEST,
Exchange Bookstore.
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Having sold my stock TO MIR. II. ID.
CLARKE, and made arrangements to remain in his
employ, shall take pleasure of serving my friends
and former customers. VIM. A. BUFFERS
Persons having claims against the late
firm of Buffers Simons will present them for pay
ment, and those owing the concern, will make pay
ment 70 WIN. A BUFFERS.
1,r
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ivery liberal reward will be paid and no questions
ne tor the return of tho trunk and conteuts or for
nNptTs only, to the Dispatch Office"
u Petersburg Express copy times oc lG-Gt
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oc II GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
S, = = q 11E = AVIS

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAVES.
~ AS Commissioners appointed by decree of
Richmond Hustings Court pronounced ON the 18th of
October, 1865 in the of 'Wingteld ganst Wing
held, &c we shall proceed to sell at public auction
in front of the State Court House. on SATURDAY.
the 9th day of October 1855 the hour of O'clock
T. NJ. four valuable Slaves, consisting of two women
and two children. The children from to u
years of age. Terms cash. q
W. GODDiN. ! Comm,rs
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undersigned having pur.

NUTICE.-The unIerslgHed having pur-
L chased the stock of Books, Stationery Fancy
Goods, Piano Fortes, &C., of William A. Buffers.
late firm of Buffers Simons, will continue the bust
at their old stand, I57 Main street.
Having secured the services of Mr.. BUFFERS he
would solicit the continuance of the patronage of
his friends and customers L. ID. CLARKE,
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4 OTICE-UNION Hill HALL,

T D LII
formerly Asbury Chapell capable of seating 500 to
6e PERSONS is now offered for rent by the night week.
or for longer time. -
Persons visiting the city for the purpose of deliver
ing LECTURES, or giving EXHIBITIONS and
CONCERTS, or for other purposes not immoral in
their tendencies get this Hall ,bera prices by
applying TO Mr.. HENRY r. SMITH, Sexton oppo-
site Temperance Hail. Church Hell oc !Aiw
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EHEEaE.-( sruyero SapsAao. Pine A.
~ plc and English Dairy Oh -ese, for 81 70 BY
oeI II BURTON GREENHOW,
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Ia BAZAAR NOTICE--NEXT Do0R

hi TO THE EXCHANGE BANK---E. OVER
BAUGH, Proprietor The greatest excite
10y ment now a-days is at the Bazaar, account
of the price goods going at. Some say OVER
BAUGH will break if he continues selling goods
at auction prices Bnt all knowing ones know all he
asks for his goods is living profit. Trunk, Boot,
Shoe Hat, Umbrella and Walking Cane Depot
Wholesale or Retail oc Ie-St&
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FAIKMI IN y H !EN1N G4TNTY "a ABOTT
GODDIN & APPERSON.

EpEEKS, CORDIAL TERS. O Il
- MORNING REGULATOR.-An innocent re-
freshng, exhiarating and delicious Beverage produ
cling instant relief from the effects of .'oyer ipdu
sence" loss of Appetite lowness spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-imparting to the whole system
renewed strength and vigor. For sale by
BENNETT L. BEERS
fe 21-d1yif Sole Agents
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MOST VALUABLE DWELLING O N
I'VE MAYO STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold, on WEDNESDAY afternoon, 24th Oc-
tober, 1856, the premises commencing at O'clock
that most valuable residence Mayo street. in
the occupancy of Mr.. Jno. p. Talley. The house is
kitchen and other accommodations for servants and
wthal of the most desirable residences in that
neghborhood
TERMs-One-f fourth cash; balance at 8, G ond Q
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secrzcd
by trust deed.
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LOST.

I UNT,--EIthtr IN Richmond or Peters,
IL burg about the llth of September, old thick
rex LEATHER T U n X, iron framed the ends
'uswhat higher than the top surface; about feet
L'aes long and 10 inches deep, without mark 1t
lus title deeds, and other valuable papers, Ito the
TneFonyi box Of specimen coal, and some cloth
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rIyHE VIRGINIA WORM KILLER h the
best safest and most reliable Worm destroyer IA
use So say all who have tried IT. ~ very pleasant
10 the tste and easily taken by childcn, being pre-
pared eaperialy Tor them .x,...
Sold by T.. J. PICOT corner opposite the Old Mar
kef and WIN. r. LADD, Broad street. DC -
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A IL IN WANT OF MONEY, TAKE no
Notary Public, Dealer in Land Warrants, and
Attorney for the Prosecution of Bounty Land
,c PTS and Pension Clnims Iynchhurp Z

l>OR SALE--TO remain in or near the eli
ty, very likely young WOMAN and CHILD .
acter.
Also, a WOMAN, about 50 years old good cook
washer and ironer, plain seanstress and house
want who also bears good character. For terms ap
ply to CARY STREET JAIL. oc 12-ts
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S0 CASES OF CLOCK ) of ali STYLES and
lcO prices, suitable for the country trade Just re-
celved per schooner Henrico.
&C Slot LARITS g. SHINE
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= n n =
W 33rNstFI MANN None other need apply.
w "t F.. b. SPENCE.
~ =. No. l20 Main street.
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HATS, CAPS. SHOES, &c.

ssS sGooDs-HBNRY w. QUARLEs, Eli
SHOES, TRUNKS &c, respectfully be.s leave to an
nonnce to the public that he is how prepared offer
to the public one of the commanding stocks in
ms line ever offered in this city. His stock il now
complete and he asks the attention of city and
try dealers with the that his prices shall be
satisfactory. az Its
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y
"A mi Cigars consider 10 be about the best have
They are small sire Resliss, very old made in Cuba
from selected Tobacco warranted genuine, moderate
Iy strong flavor iniitabc and rarely found. smokes
freely are well made, line and old They combine
the sinoothness and richness OF Ice Cream with the
delicate aroma Of pure old Madeira Wine. Those
who smoke them once find them indispensable. Free
cents. D. u. SEMFLE, prugGlsts
oe ~ zksN Hx Main street
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IA GREAT KEHUCTIONINTHE =
@TH EATRTCAI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

M-SCENE IA private parlor; Il young lady
III keeling in the attitude of devotion; she raises
s<ssS her eyes; her lips move; Sister, I've got
them at last! They fit me exactly! tried every
store in the city this morning. and could only find
them at MAURICEs. Come and how neatly my
high heel button CATERS ft.'
Ladies have just received another lot of the above
beautiful walking boots 1t is only necessary to give
notice of their arrival to their sale We have
now all sizes hand. Also every other kind of fine
shoes for ladies and gentlemen that be called for
&. S MAURICE.
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N FALL STOCK BOOTS, SHOE 5

AND TRUNKS have in store and receiv-
ing my Fall stock, to which invite the atten-
.sT ton of my customers and others: Ladies' Cal
thick and thin soes Ladies' heavy Walking Boots
and Shoes Ladies' Morocco and Kid Slippers; Gents
heavy Calf Boots; Gents Calf and Patent Leather
Congress CATERS, Oxford Ties and other styles Boots
and Shoes of my own manufactures inferior to none,
constantly on hand. Call at
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