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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-29
The L E0rfign Neus.

The announcement that the spamnsb;o 9,
Louis, from Hayie, had arrived, and tba =, -"
quent sta temrnt that the Asia lad r.arhsduN,
liay, led US TO aitietIae important Eu,o,.,.
advIcFs. By the ST. Louis We have lopr u,
later, which Announces The important mt.I;;
gence that the trnna Conference aSse,,bl.., -.
the afternoon Of the 9TH instant, and was AIM,
immediately dissolved, raying the dtst,r;., .,.r
Europe 10 the arhiirament of1ha sword aloo.
Al this meeting the Austrian Minister og.r.5
new proposition. This document was not MAJ.
known 20 the French and English Amhss,ador,
who, not being commissioned to accpde ,o ,n,
a proposition, declined entertaining i. and IT..
meeting was therefore adjourned sine die
The advantages gained by the Allies in the G.,
of A zof' are confirmed, and additional sey.,-
tages reported. The Russians had absnd,r.l
SonIak kaleh, after burning the princiual lgil3-
ings and leaving behind them sixty guns orl
SIX moftarS, which they rendered unSeryic,ata
The Allied squadron had landed body Of g-s-
men and mafinrs al Gentchi. and destroyri N
the drPo;s Of provisions aud vessels Of war i
that place.
The Russians thus lost an immense quaa,ii,
of provisions, four war steamers aud 30 w.
ses employed in the war, with six millions If
rations. The Allied generals brid a couuca,f
war, at which, il is SAID, an important moy,-
ment was decided upon. Spain has been nor.
quiet, but the instructions have proved ol ag
Important charactrr.-Fhe prospect of aoothrr
French loan has caused somr hutirring in faa,,
cial affairs and .onsulS suffered dyclinr
The steampship Asia, which arrived at Hail
fax Yesterday, brings adgicrs ofrxcitlng va,
news The hombardment Of Sebastopo wair-
commenced on the 9th inst. aCn SATURDAY,
previous to the Asia's departure, a despatch vsg
received from Lord RAGLAN, dated Junr ST.
announcing, that after fierce bomtardmrni Ii.
French attacked and carried The MaHeoa an.
White Towers. II is SAID the affair Was max
ed with great gaIlantry on both sides. The os
ot life has been great, but no figures have te,a
given. The event announced produced GUT.
an excitement in the British funds.
1t must br borne in mind, that all this ntv
comes through English channels Fennsy'raa-
ian.
ARREST or Horace GREELY IN PARIS
Horace GreeIy was arrested in Paris, on the II
Of June, and kept in the debtors prison til
Monday, at the instance ofa French fxhtfa
The New York CRYSTAL Palace, whose goab
being broken and injured, thought proper 10 sl-
fnr DANA ges the first director who presented
himself being Greeley, he was arrested. Ihr
suit was heard on the Eth of June, when Gr-e-
lev was, of conrse. SIT al liberty. He is fright
fully wroth, and is said 10 be preparing docu-
ment Of the most striking sort for the InJre.
AwFuL SHpwREcK-OvER Six HrHRwo
LIVES LOST MsIbourne (Austraia) dates so'hr
Sth March have been received al Halifax, ior-
nishing painful details ofthe loss Of the Peruvian
ship Grimehza, which was wrecked on her Fa'-
sage to CaIIao, with sir hundred md tctg
passengers on hoard, all Of axiom except sIE@s
Sgpp0xed 10 hnce DerisAed.
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r0IR HORSE COACHES.

II Four-h horse Post Coaches commenced
running between Bedford and IIolldaysbnrg on
last Monday. The first return stage brought
IA passengers, evidently gaod beginning. The
line is owned by Maj. 5. DAVIS, Of Bedford, and
Col. vs.. K PlreR, of IEolIidaysbnrg, gentle
men well calculated for the enterprise.
a large number Of visitors are expected at
the springs in The course ola few days, and the
indications are. that our place will soon be
thronged with strangers.
y We are indebted to Rev. j. T. ToMLIy,
Principal Of the CassvIle Seminary, for an
essay on Woman" written by Mr.. THos R.
VrcKRoY, graduate of this office, and at pre-
sent student in the thriving Institution above
named. Satisfied that it will BE- read with ge-
neral interest, we will publish it next week. It
is we'll written, and indicates talent of no ordi-
nary character.
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THE BEDFORD GiEETTE.
Bedford, June 80, 1865.
&. w. Bowman, Editor and Proprietor

gg- The animal examination oil the classes Of the
Bedford Academy aud Female Seminary will COM
Hlence Thursday morning, June IS, al o'clock.
and continue until Friday evening.
The Academic Exhibition will take place on the
evening oi the 18th Of July al 'cock in the Pres
byterian Church. An address will be delivered on
Thursday evening the 5th Of July, at O'Clock, BY
Rev. Joseph Clark, OF ChamberSburg.
The Principal of the Academy respectfully invites
the patrons and friends OF the Institution, and the
public geneay 10 be present at the closing exercl-
OF the Academy.
WM. W CAMPBELL.
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The people of Boston seem TO have a
proper appreciation of the late K. n Legislature
of Mass. At meeting held in Faneuil Hall
last week, the snboined resolution was adopt
ed
sResolped, That the Legislature of 1855
stands without parallel in It's shame It's in-
consistenci~s are glaring, its hypocrisy mani
fest, lis immoralities gross, while folly and
stupidity seemed 10 be the presiding geaius Of
many OF its acts and enactments, so that, while
the intention is manifest, there is no moral
power IN their laws TO niure the character OF
those at whom the blow Is aimed"
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BEDFORD RIPL D II h n.

GZ-Capt. JOHN ALSEp rendered his resignation
as Captain Of This Company last Thursday, in con-
sequence OF his BUSINESS arrangements being such as
10 prevent hiui from giving the command the neces-
sary attention. He great favorte with the
company, and they parted with him with much re-
luctance
An election was held on the same day TO supply
the vacancy which resulted in the choice Of Lient.
\. J. SANsOM-a selection we'll calculated 10 give
strength and efficiency TO the corps. Capt. SAMSON
Is young active aud energetic, and possesses the
qnsites 10 make good and popular officer. lie
gave the command at the lasI parade with clear
and distinct voice, and in manner calculated TO
inspire confidence and respect. We presume there
will be fal turn out on the 4th, when they intend
10 have public dinner IN the woods. We hope they
may have pleasant time. They expect TO be join
ed by a company about to be organized in cu'nber-
land Valley.
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r. Gen. Joux W. GEAEy sold the ''St.
Nicholas Hotel" ia Cumberland, on the 18th
inst. TO Mrss,s. J. T. Edwards and &. A. "a
c. B. Thruston. for the sum OF Sic, 600. This
was all be sold ofthe large amount Of proper
tv advertised. The Genrral expects TO visit
the Bedford Springs in a week or two.
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THE LIOTOR LAW.

u No important law has ever been passed,
since the organization Of our Government, that
did not find support from the friends OF the Adj
ministration in power, except the anti-license
JUG law passed by the Know Nothing Legisa-
ture of Pennsylvania last winter-which does
mol seem 10 find single advocate in the Com
monwealth Even the X. n. Wing papers are
forced TO remain silent, so infamous is the mea-
sure in all It's provisions-and yet the Bill Is
the bantIing of a know-nothing Legislature, was
voted for by FR JORDAN, representing Dis
trIct which had given large majority against
Prohi5itorv Liquor Law, and was ArPGoyED and
SIGNED by X. \. Governor, exhibiting de-
gree of contempt for public opinion unParallel-
ed in the history of Legislation. When this
measure came before the Senate it met the de-
termined opposition of every DeMocRAT in that
body not tainted with Know Nothineism, and
only passed by ONE VOTES that Mr.. Jor-
dan, in utter defiance of the expressed will Of
his constituents, is entitled to the HONOR of car
ryng the JUG act through the Legislature, by
which the taxpayers will be deprived Of re-
venue of about 100000 annually, and drunk
ards manufactured by wholesale. Under this
law dealer in liquors dare not sell less than a
quart, and is prohibited from allowing the pur-
chaser TO take drink in bis house or on the
premises-so that man who drinks at all VIII
be compelled, under this dirty act, TO buy large
quantity and take it home where be- can learn
his children how to become runl-suckersi
This is Know Nothingisn exemplifrd, and
if the Farmers and Taxpayers Of The country
want more of it, then it is their duty 10 aid in
building up midnight oath-bound Lodges to re-
gulate the business Of the Commonwealth, and
with them be the responsibility. We have not
failed to warn the people Of their danger. The
Democratic Party is their only refuge.
HoPEwELL Coal AND Iron CoMPAYY-This
Company has IFS field OF operations in Bedford
county, at the proposed termination oithe Broad
Top Rail Road. The location for iron manu-.
featuring purposes cannot be surpassed. The
following gentemen We're recently elected d-
reetors for the present year Henry K. Strong,
Andrew ]. Jones, John M'Canles, Samuel j.
Christian. r. R. Coggshal, A. S. Gillrtt, Sic
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-29

q Rich Judicim Case in Dayton, Ohio
Wig P0rfy moi get Dead-A man by the
namr Of ellis, as we learn from the Dayton
Empire, lately brought suit against some gen
tlemen in that city for buggy hirp.-Thr defen-
dants were the Wing Central Committee in
Montgomery county, in 1853 and 1884, and
the converances were tor the use of that party
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-29

We the undersigned, Merchants of the bo-
ough Of Bedford. do agree TO close our resprc-
tive houses of business on the fourth OF July
next.
Kelly and Dougdai4, Robert Fyan, Rupp &
Cstsr, $. Shuck Co, 4. B. Cramer * Co.,
Nicholas Lyons, Sansan and Gpphart, Fisher
and Asp, Wm. Schafr, Sarah E. Potts.
June 90, 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-29

FoURTH DEGREE.-Tbe Boston Atlas, sug-
gests that the knownothing party needs a
fourth degree to render if perfect, under which
members shall ohligate Themselves not 10 seek
Office. There wouldn't be much knocking at
that door, II is believed that all the disappoint-
ed and broken down office-seekers of the two old
parties have already joined the Councils and
they wouldn't feel disposed 10 take more than
the third degree, which requires members 10
vote for brothers of that degree in preference to
all Others
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ALEXANDRIA, CORRESPONDENTS
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 80, 1855.


The city councils, at their last meeting,
after coming to dead lock twice on the ad-
mission Of the Alexandria and Washington
railroad, appOited a committee Of conference,
which, being unable to concur in a report, the
two boards seemed agreed to disagree, and
the lower branch adjourned. Thereupon, the
Aldermen reconsidered the vote by which they
had previously refused TO concur with the
Council, and adopted a resolution, directing
that poll be opened at the Council Chamber
on the first Monday in December next, under
the superintendent ofJohn Loadbeater, John
Green, John n Harper, and Saml. r. Adsms
to ascertain the sense of the voters of this
city upon the propriety Of admitting tho
Alexandria and Washington railroad within
the corporate limits Of the city; said poll to be
headed in separate columns: "For Admis-
sion," and Against Admission Those
voting for admission shall state their prefer.
ence tor one of the three following streets, into
which said road shall be permitted to pass,
viz st. Asaph street, as far south as Princess
street; Columbia street, as far south as Queen
street; and Alfred, as tar south as Queen
street.
But as notice Of their refusal to convene had
been given to the Council, some persons insist
that the resolution was not legitimately be fore
the Aldermen, and required joint action to re-
new II. There certainly seems lack of for
mality and perhaps Of the etiquette of one
Board towards the other which, all the ne IT
meeting of the Council will give occasion for
some lower branch orators to splurgs, but the
proceeding appears to have met all the re-.
quirenents of the city charter and thus is Dor.
fectly legal Ii might, perhaps properly, have
been ruled out of order by the President Of the
upper branch, but when once passed the in.
fOrmality scured. Itwas doubtless the wisest
thing possible under the circumstances.
Amusements are plentiful with US at this
time. There is the young songstress, only
twelve years old, at Sarepta Hall; the Gipsey
King, with magic and music, at Liberty Hall;
and several fairs in prospect.
The investigation into tho causes Of the late
fire has terminated, without giving matter suf.
fcient to justify legal action. The proceed.
ings are still wisely kept private, as it is said
they afford some clue that may yet lead to the
detection of the fendish incendiary.
The alarm of fire yesterday was caused by
the burning Of shed 10 the First Ward. The
damage was slight. AM.
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JOHN II. BUrHMANH.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN WINE.
BRANDY, CIGARS, &c Pennsylvania ave =,
south side, between and 9th street,, has re
ceived part Of his Fall supplies: =.
Madeira Sherry, Port Of various grades and prices
COGNAC BRANDY, pale and dark from a very
high order to fair article
SCOTCH WHISkEY, SCHIEDAM GIN, of su-
perlor quality
JAMAICA HUM, MoNONGAHELA Wills
KEY, extra fine
Caracoa, red and white, (Anisetts Of Dusseldorf
on the Rhine,) MARASCHINO
LONDON BROWN STOUT
DlNBURGH SCOTCH ALE
CHAMPAGNE Of Mumm's, and Meets Chan
d0n's Imperial, Heidsieck L. Co ,Mumm's,
and Moet Il Chandon's Verzenay and de
Rongemont . :"
Also, sparkling ST. PERAY, pink and white
With an assortment Of HAVANA CIGARS:
Negalia Ell Gas, Regalia la Villanueva
rs la ebay, Venezuelano
Villanueva, Londres, Humos, &c.
Also, large assortment Of RHINE WINE
come spaIkling) and FRENCH WINE, red
ana white, from the highest priced to a fine Bor-
deaux table WINE. nov 30-3t
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Ye Patriots Of ye Lard.-If the unsophis-
tieated reader desires proof that the spirit OF
patIiotism-the disposition TO serve one scoun-
tIy-s;ill exists and is with a large portion of
our fellow-citizens, as in revolutionary days,
an al!-absorbiaS passion, let him pay u visit
tonight between the hours Of seven and ten
to the reception halls Of the different hotels of
Washington. In each Of them he will proba-
bly, find from fifty to ono hundred individuals
congrcgated, some Of them evidently just
shaking the dust of steamboat or railroad OF
their persons, and all eagerly discussing the
absorbing topic; the probable complexion Of
the organization Of the House Nearly one
half Of those on whom his eyes may rest in
such places between these hours, arc aspi-
rants for elective Offices under the House, or,
ogain, aspirants for position under tLisor that
gentleman who is to rely directly On the favor
Ct the members for the triumph Of his hopes.
There is an Increasing restless feYerishness
about the eyes and manner Of these gentle
men, from which al experienced man around
Washington, may tell one OF them at glance.
They eleetioneer not only with members
but with all supposed TO able directly or indi.
rectly 10 influence vote when the important
contests come off. A large number Of them
are, Of course, gentlemen who lost office under
the present National Administration because
they took upon themselves the obligations Of
Know Nothingisn, one Of which is to keep no
DemOcratic-party man in Office if that can be
prevented or avoided.
So far as the public can perceive, the men,
bers are RETAINING from giving pledges which
they consider binding, as to how they design
voting. Yot it is hard to find an aspirsnt for
an office directly in the gift Of majority Of
the House Except for the clerkship) who is
not apparently satisfied that he has pledged
to him, by the most sacred of all obligations,
almost votes enough 10 insure his election.
Happy gentlemen, all Of them, just now; but
from the feverish anxiety evident from their
eounteDanees, there does come whisper that
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TELEGGAPR.c ENTERPRIsE-A feat of tels-
graphing direct on single circuit, between
New York and New Orleans, was performed
last night or the southern line telegraph
ing in very long circuits by the Morse system
IS not Oitea practicable; but the newly in
vented Hughes instrument renders il easy
10 telegraph, at all times and in ali wsathers,
when the wires are not actually parted, in
circuits even Eve thousand miles in length
Several of the latter instruments are nearly
completed, and will be put on the new line
south of New York, which viii be opened in a
few weeks
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen ms Furnishing Es
tablishment


TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING, AT VERY
Il great expense fitted up In splendid style store
No 332 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
north side, have the honor to announce to the cit
liens Of the District, Members Of Congress Stran.
gers, and the public generally, that they are now
opening, and have ready for inspection superior
and fashionable stock Of such articles as are gene
rally found In first class Gentlemen's Furnish
Ing Establishment, They enumerate, In part
Leary, Beebe, Genin, and other fashionable STYLE
Of Dress HATS
FELT HATS for men and boys, all sizes, shapes
and prices. Navy, Black, and fancy Cloth
CAPS for men and boys
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS Of silk, lamb
wool, shaker, flannel, Tevoit and Scotch
wool, cashmere, meTino, net cotton, Canton
flannel, &c, some extra large, Of all quail
ties and prices -
DRESS SHIFTS Of Linen and Cotton, with plain
and french Wristbands
Gloves, Stocks. Ties, Cravats, Suspenders, Ho.
siery Of all kinds, Pocket Hdkfs. -
Dressing Robes, Smoking Caps and Goats Gen.
tlemen's Shawls, Mufiers and Gauntiets
Canes, Umbrellas, Toilet Articles, &c.
To all Of which they respectfully solicit an ex-
animation. feeling confident that several wears er.
perence In this business will enable them to pre-
sent inducements to all who may favor them with
Fair dealing and moderate prices may bsrelied
'Caliat GEO. n. b. WHITE CO., ,
xis Pa ave nue., bet. 9th and 10th sts :
nov 30 -eolm <3tft - 500 10y /.
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PERSONAL

80. Hon Messrs. David Richie, Samuel 2.
Benson, A L. Murray, and z. Kidweil, are at
Wizards hotel.
80. Hon Messrs. J. NJ. Parker, r. NJ King,
aud R. L. Paine are at Dexter's Hotel.
The Hou. Messrs. Charles Ready, S.
Bradshaw, A. J. Harlan, & S. Houston, and
L. c. Day, are at Browns hotel.
THE Hon. Messrs. Alfred Iverson, j. W.
Denver, and b. Clark, are at the Kirkwood
house.
49, The Hon. Msssrs. W. r. Sapp, c. j.
Albright, j r. Emrie, 5. A. Marshall. Cole
man hicks, Smith Miller, and ID. Mace, are
at the United States hotel.
THE Hor. Messrs W. III Snead, W.
Milwsid, John Allison, j. L. Tyson, W. o.
GOode, 4. j. Bocoek, G. u Dunn, l.. Barbour,
II. ID. scott, Isaiah L. Clawson, James Bishop,
and l. u. Campbell, G. I James, u. A. Grow,
A, z. MeCarty. W. H. Kelsey, $ NJ Cox, "a.
Bennett and lady, W. A. Howard, and Eli
shorter, are at the National hotel.
Governor Wise, of Virginia, is, at pres
ent, on a visit to Washington
80. A farewell meeting was held in Rev.
Dr Psrker's Church, New York, on We'd
nesday evening, on the occasion Of the de-
parture Of Rev. Henry Jessup for Syria, and
Rev. Tilmann O. Trowbridge, for the Arme-
Liam mission. They will sail on Saturday.
80. Henry LecOck, who had his house
burned down in Richmond, and had bis head
SPLIT open, and portion Of his brains re-
moved, is steadily recovering.
80. Professor Elliott was to have made a
balloon ascension On horseback at Richmond,
Va, on Wednesday. The balloon had well
nigh been sufficiently inflated, when n faw
in the material yielded to the pressure Ct the
gas within, and the rent thus produced grad
uaily increased in size, until a collapse en-
sued, which caused the proud monster OF mans
creation to fan TO the earth as fat as founder
80. On Tuesday the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Company presented a Thanksgiving
turkey To each Of its 100 married employees
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Doors AND SHOEs.-BOots are said 10 have
Eeen invented by the Carrars They were at
hrst made OF leather, afterwards Of brass and
iron, and were proof against both cut and
thrust TWAS from this that Homer call ed the
Greeks LraZen- footed. Formerly, in France,
= great foot was much esteemed~ and the
length of Tie shoe, in the fourteenth century,
was Isaik Of distinction TIE shoes of a
prince were two feet and c half long; those of
"a baron two feet; those Of knight eighteen
inches lOr-
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
Of THE
Washington HiRhlandefs,

AT MUND ER'S ASSEMBLY HALL,
On THURSDAY, Dec. 9Th, 'ss5.
vTyHE MANAGERS IN ANNOUNCING Thu
i above ball pledge themselves that everything
shall be conducted In the best manner
The Baltimore National Blues have been invi
ted and viii be present on this occasion
Our military friends Of this city ais requested 10
appear in full uniform
Esputa's excelsior Band Is engaged.
Messrs. Ridenour Co. will furnish the Re
freshments.
Supper at u o'clock All kinds Of Entertainments
for gentlemen Will be for sale In the Supper room
At all hours Of the night. ~
None but military hats and caps admitted in the
ball rooms
The Floor Managers win wear blue ribbon, the
Ladies' Reception Committee white, and the
Military Reception Committee pink.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-ad admitting a gentle
man and ladies.
IVA strong police force will be present to pre-
Managers.
Captain John Balm, Sec 1t Reynolds,
First Sgt Plant, Sec Sgt Balm.
nov 30-tb
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DR.. JOHN GREGSoN.

M EM8ER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
NA OF Veterinary Surgeons, and Fellow n
OF the Veterinary Medical Association, IoN
London, respectfully announces 10 the public OF
taken the Metropolis Stables, No 253 ID street be-
tween l3x and l4th streets, where he purpose.
establishing HOSPITAL FOR SICK AND
LANE HORsES, DOGS &c. Having had ex-
tensive practice, both in this country aud Eurone
he doubts not Of giving satisfaction 10 those per
sons who SHAH entrIst their animals to his care
lie may be consulted daily from to 10 a. m. ana
from . to 8 p. N, nov as-iw
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NEW WINTER MILLINERY.

IN SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 1st.
~ MISS THOMPSON viii open, at our ~.
store No. $40 Pa. avenue, between Ninth 81
and Tenth streets. large and handsome as ~
sortment Of WINTER MILLINERY Of the
latest and most fashionable STYLES which we have
this day received from New York, Consisting of
velvet, Moire Antique, SILK, Satin, Plush and
at the lowest New York prices
Ladies are respectfully invited TO give u, a call
ard examine our stock
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
No 3lO Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
nov 20-ff
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3. p. HOOVER,S

Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Establishment,
Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
IN THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT.
which has no superior in the U States, -shn
may be found, at all times, the most ex-
tensive stock In this city, Of every styley
CHILDREN and SERVANTS ROOTS and
SHOES. Also, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS.
VALISES, SATCHELS, &c
My stock OF Fail and Winter Wear, recently Sc.
lected from the most celebrated manufacturers is
very superior
promises to offer unusual inducements and re-
specifically solicit ycur patronage and influence.
nov JUL p. HOOVER