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Furthcr by the Canadian.

a4 sFg-o4 --e- QUEBEC, Sept. 8.
The steamship Canadian from Liverpool
with dates to the 9th Aug, arrived here to-
day in disabled condition. rs5~ sessY,K
/ The Cunard steamer Arabia from Boston,
arrived out at Liverpool on Monday the 25th.
The news is unimportant. s. --S
The steamers City Of Baltimore and Fulton
both sailed on the 9th. ~ -.
A grand dinner was given to the Guards at
Surry Gardens on the 18th at which 1000
persons were present. %
Sir VIM. Temple, Minister to Naples, Lord
Palmerston's only brother, is dead 90
large chartist meeting intt beendleld at
Fodmorton, to welcome the return of John
Forest. -,-9-.--1 -......f-., ~ ss<szN
| Affairs IN France were dull The Emperor
and family continued at Briaritz. Napoleon
it was said was suffering much from a 'di g .>e1
liver e
We have no definite intelligence from Spain.
. The Government was chiefly occupied in ap7
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

y" y -l|ItI ----I'.- !.
CINCINNATI, Sept H.
Flour active and about SOC higher. White wheat 25;
Red ID. Whisky slightly advanced; sales 27e---
Groceries in good demand at flu Ii rates.
20 .ei.- ~ sis t-a~ser sNEW YoRK, Sept.11.
Flour firm; sales of 7,eUObbs Southern at 25a7 So
and Extra 6oas Is. Wheat steady; sales OF &C GOO
bushels Western Red at 50. Southern whitel Co.
Corn advanced sales Of II eco bushels mixed
Mess pork higher, sales of 400 bbls s0 Beef steady.
Lard firm. Whisky dull at Bic. s-.t-
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.

n WILL sell at private sale my DIV Iii House Lots
Il 49, the Upper Enlargement Of the etJo Evaas-
Vile in that part theoty which is most des rble
residences The lots and $50 feet
Streets foot alley passing 10 the rear from
Oak to Mulberry The house modern twostory
Brick witt, two parIors hail. enclosed porch kitchen.
the lower floor and four bed
rooms and wash in the second story All the
large and cOnvenien & arranged There is
cellar csterns holding 7uU barrels OF water ice
house aud stable, &e,. premises, and
su an hbery fruit trees grape vince, &e.
whole will be edeEe at private sale until Monday the
9Th of October Inot then iu will beo1d IN
cells at auction will be divided follows lot As will
wise ints equal parts fronting 3 feet
Lot 46 will he divided wise
unequal parts the which the house
fronting 40 feet and the southeast part IS
drststreet-s -t-i7
TERMS.-One third cash; Is in months and 3 in one
year with interest secured by payable relief
the premises -1ass ~ssrs~f o. he
Eputrer ans " lksbote copy till sale sepS tbs
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bordering thereon, during week ending Sept.

1st, 1856:
lot No. II, u. E. $3.50
d" 25 -" 81 144O
=. :" 8, b., 5, E. e. 1.5.-t BIO
l. 6, $40
80 #. ally end lot No. SO, U. E. $50
Half of lot 1, b. 1. E. E. 100
Lot No. 3, bl. 81, 4. E., to filling up27o
cub yds., earth at 121Sc, 34,75
Lot No, 4, bl. 81, E. E., to filling up
1873 cub. yds., at 1876, 1900
The following report was presented from
Committee on Claims.
The bill of Messrs. G. w. Coffin g. Co., for
S287,64 for school house bell, freight, &c,
was presented and the Mayor authorized to
accept the same payable 80 days from 18th day
of August, 1856.
On statement from Fl. @. Wheeler, Esq,
relative to the roof of the public school build
ing, the following resolution by Councilman
Scantln was unanimously adopted:
"Resolued, That committee of three be APP
pointed to examine the common school build
| ing end report upon its safety and strength
and to publish the result OF such examination
at as early day as possible"
Chair appointed Messrs. Hunnel, Hugo and
Kesler on that committee.
The bills of Messrs. Kunkel. Bellamy ard
Bradford and John Greis, were referred to
committee on claims.
Report from Fire Superintendent for week
ending Sept. 9Th, 1856-received and filed.
Report from City Recorder, showing num-
Der of cases during the month of August to be
o. Amount allowed since last SIT 40
Amount due and unpaid on docket to date
$4,000 Back fees due Recorder S24, 05.-
Balance due city as per report S Is, 35-receiv-
ed and fled.
The following report from Councilman
Scantlin was read:
EVANSVILLE, Sept. 9th, 1856.
To the Mayor and Council:
As one of the committee to whom was re-
ferred the matter of City Attorney, | would
beg leave to report that have conferred with
Mr.. Baker, our present City Attorney and
learned from him that he will serve before the
Recorders Court, only as he has heretofore
done. [ find other competent persons who
will serve before all the courts. deem it
mighty necessary that we should have an At
|
should the Board conclude to retain Mr. Ba-
ker where he is, the appointment should be
made. All Of which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES SCANTLIN, JR.
Report laid over for future action.
Ordered that Mr. Hunnel be authorized to
fill up with dirt lots % and A, block g. E. e.
At the instance of Mr. Alex. McGrif, a
motion was made to lay plank walk along lot
II, U. E., from alley to LIST street-motion
lost.
Mr.. Orr then moved to lay brick pavement
5 feet wide-also lost.
i Motion in favor of plank walk received and
carried unanimously.
Ordered that Council meet on Saturday even
ling next at o'clock to confer with Mr.. w.
Carpenter concerning the matter of the city
railroad bonds, as per request of Mr.. c.
Ordered that the City Collector be author
lied to discount at the rate of IL per cent per
annum on all taxes paid before the LIST of No
yember next.
Adjourned until Saturday next at z o'clock,
P. M.
WELL H. WALKER. City Clerk.
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EVANSVILLE DIsTRIcF-J. H., NOBLE, P. E.
90 Locust Street-E.s H. -Sabin..


- Locust Street-E.l H. -Sabin.!
",a Ingle Street-Jehn Ii. Ketchum.
West Franklin VIM II. Grim. 25
Mount Vernon Station. S. Clifford
:. 20 Z" Circuit-Peter F. Thornbrrgh.
New Harmony--Wm. Atchison. assissl
Owensville-Thos. W.. Jones. =, .r~7 r. as--e
Poseyville--R. L. Cushman. ss.5s ~
Prnceton-Geo. w. Walker. zss
Blue Grass--W. Il. Harmed.
Newburgh Station--J. 4. Hamilton. se
Centre Circuit--Frederick HuriHg.
Francisco Mission--Thos. Alexander. '- a
vINcENNEs D1sTsICT-DANIEL MCINTYRE P. E.
Vincennes Station--John w. Jackson.
Petersburg amal Reed res 4e.e.s
Detachable Hill--W w. BridwelI. i
Washington-Jas. f. McCann. eta
Mount Pleasant-R. B. Spencer
Roglesyille-Henry Woodrey. 1a w.
Bloemfield-W M H. Cornelius. ~ ~
Bloomfield Mission--Iiiram Lipe. I.1 ss-s77
Linton-Thos. A. Long. ~, sz.-,5---.,.
Sullivan--Morris w Benton "a %.
New Lebanon-Thos. A. Whitfield. -
Carlisle-Je sse Williams. rs
Brdcevile-Eias Gaskins.
White River-John Beal t15H f@g1
GREENcAsTLE DIsTRIcT-JoHN KIGER, P. E
Greencastle- NJ Hester.
Bellville-Calyin Lee. rts
Monroria--.Jas. r. Williams.
Gosport--A. d. Cunningham.
Spencer-Stephen B. Sutton - leT
Point COMMENSURATE Swartz -s--s5s
Bowling Green--W M. Earring. ~
Putnamville-H. O. Chapman George W.
Ames, Sup.
Brazie-Joseph w. Asbury. an
Lockport-To be supplied.
Prairieton--Sam'l Hicks ss
Quincy Mission--Toabe supplied.
Daniel Curry, President of Ind, As. Uni
versity "
Superanuated by i'll health, William Shanks;
q. b. Jones Geo Ravens; E. w. Caldwell
L. Forbes D. Chapman ), j. Y. Mckee. =
W- Two or three diminished steamers were
here yesterday. They did not create much
commotion. .s.ra '.r. sssfTs 4
0EF Read the notices in the special notice
column relative to the Library, &c. They
may interest some folks.
~ The Executive committee of the Fill
more club will meet this evening at thesoffice
of the Secretary. See notice ts,.-v T.yz
OF John Van Buren, has been making a
political speech at Chicago, and John and his
speech are thus taken off by the Chicago Jour
nal: Fl
"Prnce john was the undertaken who as
sisted in the burial Of Cass in 1913, when ''his
body was conveyed home by the Lakes"
He is doing the same thing for Buchanan on
ly he is burying him alive.
TUE NEGRO SCENT IMENT-The Negroes of
Boston have recently held a meeting and adopt
ed the following resolutions;
Resolved, that we, the colored citizens of
Boston, will support with our voice and votes
John G. Fremont, of California, as President
of the United States, and VIM. L. Dayton, of
New Jersey, as Vice President. fgEsvEe
Hanala:-Dost thou think Alexander looked
of this complexion X 4 4 ~a.ss+ss
Horatio:-E'en So my Lord
Hamtet:-And SnleH so? Publ r"sM
sre.-- albany Statesman
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To the Public.

The following appointments heretofore made by Gov.
Willard and Judge Misunderstanding, August IS.
Washington, &c, Devon Hill, Aug q, Paoli, Aug a8,
Spencer Aug 90 Bloomfield. Aug. TO- Sullivan, sept.
list Bowling Green, Sept 3, Terre Haute sept 3, are
mutually Withdrawn, and they have mutually made the
following appointments
- 4 Spencer, owen County, Sept. 49, P. NJ.
- BioomheId Greene Co., do 10, do
Washington, Davess Co., do 90, do
Petersburg, Pike Co., do %, DO
Jasper, Dubois Co., do %, DC
Mt. Pleasant Martin Co, do "a, do
iasa Paoli, Orange Co., do %, do
ssE lt#ss A. P. WILLARD.
-a r o. P. MORTON.
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~ We are indebted to Rev. Mr.. Hill for
the list of appointments made by the M. E.
Conference, which assembled at Greencastle
on the Sd of this month. e
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
California Instructions $50


WAsHNGToN, Sept IL.
1t has been ascertained from reliable sources
that no instructions were recently sent to- CAL
ifornia by the Secretary of the Navy substan-s
TALLY different from those previously trans
mitted. They are addressed to Com. Merton
or the Senior officer Of the station, advising
him that the laws and government of the
United States must be enforced, public prop
Ferty protected from violence HyerN
He is requested to have two or three ma
tional vessels at San Francisco and retain
them there until this insurrectionary move
nent shall cease, the present object being to
protect the public property and officers. of the
federal government should they be interrupted
in the discharge Of their respective duties, and
nothing more. 1t is ascertained that instruc-
lions were likewise sent by the War Depart
ment to Gen. Wool for similar purpose In
fact Com. Marion and Gen. Wool are merely
continued to exercise extraordinary precau-
ton and wise discretion.
-sft-fa 50 New York, Sept H.
The steamer Empire from New Orleans and
HAVANA is sequllled below. ?, So ia -
l1 ARRIVAL of the Fulton. sa
New York, Sept. IL.
The steamer Fulton, from Hayre, South
ampton, has arrived. She brings, dates from
London and Havre to the 25th ult, the day
| of her sailing. .--ssF zss9 1Tg SIC
g. The steamer Texas from New Orleans has
arrived. -s..6 &. rsss ,Iss =
PITTsBURGH, Sept, Il.
| River IL inches by the metal mark and at a
stand Weather clear and warm.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
AND DONELS0N CLUB

meeting the above mentioned Committee will be held
at The office OF the Secretary Frday) sveingng Sept
I2tb a. ~ O'Clock G. G. KEATS. Sec'y.
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no MaRCHANTS.
VANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
In

VENHE Fourth Annual of the above Institution will
comme Monday. the Ist day of Sep ember. 1885,
Young Men of thoroughiy qualifying themselves
respectfully invited to the advantages
ted by tins school z..s s-s5r -
The course Praetical and embraces Double
all branches, including
Account Current account Sales Commercial Correspon
dence Penmanship and Mercan tile Calculations.
A fell Course lessons be completed in from six to
ten weeks Time not limited Students commence
any time For Catalogue giving full particulars address
aus23-tf EJERHMIAH BENIN. -PrincipaI.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and AgeaI EsL"te Brokers',
EaAYlNG leased Tor aterm Of and lifted ur the
q Old House Main and Thifd
eparedeo receive sale priv
sale, all kinds merchandise household
furniture. horses buvgies etc. ff-- ,5-es-
Cash l4vlnces lie On igniaeats when required
sales every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday Wedn esday
and Friday nights, at early gas light. t
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Monday Of every month. at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Having provided ourselves with large Mapot the City of
EvaRsvIe all the recent Enargemen and be-
eving will he for the interest of all concerned have
Monday of Evsry enth for the sale
Real Estate at aueo l. All those wishing sell reques
time the public due notice
The patronage those Hou Lets Lands
for sale private SALE isrespectfu solicit
ted. jyl5 &. z WooLSEH NELSON Auet's
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PuRLIG SPEAKING.

JAS LOG KHA RI and AS. G. vEATCH. Esquires.
date Congress- will address their fellow-etzens at
Newburg. warriek county. Thursday, September 4.
Bakers Greek Church. Spencer CO.. Friday Sept ..
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The following lots were charged with
s..ouat1 a-.cxed for constructing side walks
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N y RUSH Sweet Potatoes very large and fines @-sF
n - sc doz Bed Cords "a 10 reels Cotton Rope; -.
wrapping papsrz5 reans Tea salS ~
auz2S w1-e4----. 2. H. COOK a SON.
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rSENDERS services to the citizens OF Ey-
ansviIe vicinity; residence Judge Foster
and y H. Bofendiek Cherry street Evansville. Ind.
uapIS-lyd 60 - ~ q
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NEW WHOLESALE WINE AND
Hl0IOR STORE. .---.r :. D {

NAV hereby inform the pubc of and
w country general that have under this date,
opened above said where shall keep constants
all Wines and Liquors, which sell 81
the lowest prices Country keepers will do well give
q call
Particular attention is called stock Of Pers.
Caret Madeira Wines French brandies Whisky
in bottles. which adapted for medical PURPOSES
Haks e-s s. HAMB0 &rC0.ss
my16-H Main street oprnsts ne Caurt Hogsa.
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a MOTHER arrival Of Lawns. Musqueto Bars. Green
"A dow Paper an general tot other Dry
Goods as-r iylz SAMUEL EMBIoH
HNIOyR. BACON AND I.ARD.-We have on bans.
~ small lot of Flour Bacon Lard aad Corn Meal Vhiea
We wish 20 sell 70 close condsnmsns ,,-.~cv px,e -
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n ARD OIL. SO AZ AND GAMBLER. 9.

und c0ntlnut
Arm of Geo Klein in the manufseture OF Lard OIL
Soap aud Candles and will sell st whole ale ana retail tn;
&c those Of the Cincinnati market 0rsrs
S nay y Ass sen2-tf DECKER & KRAMER.
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E ~ The Executive committee of the Fill
more club will meet this evening at the Office
of the Secretary. See notice. yts...sa r..-..
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GF Read the notices in the special notice
column relative to the Library, &c. They
may interest some folks.
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~ the folio wing brands of FLOUR . =
BrueeviIle Mills (extra); Woodbury. Mills;
brakes Creek DO; Clay CO. do; = aiez
Which and sell cheap house In the city
and dcliver sred OF charge. -s,,..,. 1.o,,l
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IA Me s CA YER,

J II . J
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL, MAssE
SOLD Ply -rF - -
Keller Farnsey 4 Co., Evansville Ind; ~ 1sss
fage & Crawford. OwensvilIe t'flnr .l-as-> - a
Iallock & Parmiter. Princeton; &Eag
=. 3. Bingham, Patoka;
" j. Whiting. Cynthiana;la -sra = ..s. r
K. Jaquess L. Co. Poseyvills;
dessrs. Gardiner Bairsville and WadesviIiei -
Williams and Robertson, West Franklin: $50
Dr.. Thomas Newman and las. Sampson, Mt. VeraeA
sTadspeth & Bro. Boonville; . 81 ~
Sewers Sargent Newbur.n; ~ sfre 1lfsi 8S7szs
ADAMS Campbell, Petsrsburgh; nes s' SO ~
Fred Eekstein, Gin cnI att, and alldruggsts 80
mh29-4m isssf
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ANOTHRR ARRIVAL OF

: S y M. M e R G l. 0 L H l N g
u per Adams press light fancy Sill
81 Cashmere and Grass Linen Goats fanci white Linen
and black Drapd Etc Pants white and fancy Marseille
Vests all made of the fin material and in the latest style
They will be sold cheap at "A. LOBENSTINE'S
jeio Western Star Clothing Store. under Pavilion.
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W- Two or three diminished steamers were
here yesterday. They did not create much
commotion. .s.ts 'rzs s:.rFs
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New Carriage Man!ifaciory

AT LEWISNILLE. PA.
4 d. MARSiIBANk announcss to tn 4
- public that he has cunimcnc-
ed the Carriage Making business -
at Louisville, Chester county, Ssssftss IL
fa. lie is prepared to make to 1IIcr al
KinnS OF carriages of the latest and most an
proved patterns. Of the best materials and
workmanship, which he win sell at Inw
prices. lie is practical workman, himselr
ana VIII employ none but the best mechanics,
hchcc he can Recommend his work vim
confidence, for its neatncss and tur,l.ilitv.
All new carriages warranted IL m,rth..
with good usage.
h'ml'e! and old carriages at liberal prices
VIII be taken in exchange for new ones.
Carriages of every description rcpairrd,
painted and vanished at short notice AND
sale. '''
Five per cent. discount allowed on all
cash sales. VIZ
lie is confident thai he can give satisfncs
non, aid respectfully soIicits share of the
pubic pltrnnts:. J ID. AARSBANK.
March by.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO all per-
l sons afflicted with Sexual diseases. such as
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. 1MrorENCE, GoNNonnEA,
G!EET. SYPHILIS. &c. &c.
The Howard Association of Philadelphia, in
view Of the awful destruction Of human life and
health. caused by Sexual diseases. and the dccep-
tons which practiscd upon the unfortunate
victims Of such diseases by Quacks, have directed
their Consulting Surgeon. as CHARITABLE Act.
worthy of their name. to give MEDICAL ADVICE
Gratis, to all persons thus afflicted. male or
Female who apply by letter with a description
of their condition, (age occupation, habits of iie)
DC. and in cases Of extreme poverty and suffering
to Furnish MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Irstitu-
ton established by special endowment. for the re-
lief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
"Virulcnt and Epidemic Diseases and its funds
can be used for no other purpose. 1t has now n
surplus of means. which the Directors have voted
to advertise the above notice 1t is needless TO add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment. Valuable advice also given to
sick and nervous females. afflicted with abdominal
weakness, Womb Complaint, Costvcness, Lcucor-
rhoa. &c.
Address, post- paid,) DR. GEO. r. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia Pa.
BY order of the Directors
EZRA ID. IlEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRcHlLD, Secretary. Aug. 9y
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BARKER'S
d 0 L B l. E-A CITING
FORCING AND LIFTING PUMP.

TNlllSPuMP has advantages overauy other
Il III use in several particulars. Its action
Is SuciI that the water is constantly rushing
forward i'll the same direction, without re-
action in the cylinder, whether the piston
ROD moves up or down, by which great
amount OF powcris saved, and more water
passed through cylinder of the same ca
pacity than by those where the water is first
drawn into the cylinder. and then suddenly
reacted and forced out, difference about as
great as that betweem keeping n traeon, hearilv
LOADED, in motion ,chem started, aud stopping and
starting erery rod. Ii is more simple in its
arrangement. There are but .,rO ualres in
the Pump, both of which are connected with
pistons, which, together with the valves, NAV
be easily removed ard repaired by any one
who can turn screw or cut piece ofleather
to given shape; thus it will be seen that We
have Double-Acting Forcing and Lifting
Pump, with no more machinery or liability to
get out OF order than the Single Acting Lift
ing PUMP. Another great advantage of this
Pump is, that the pistons are always under
wafer, ny It's peculiarly Of action, and no
air cali consequently pass them; it does not
depend on Il stullng box to form vacuum
either way, for though one is used in the
forcing form in this Pump, the pressure is
always outward, AMI the air can be no pcs
slbility go in, and it will raise water at Doe
motions of the rod, whether the top of tht
cylinder is open or not, it is therefore h
superior Double-Acting Lifting as well a
Forcing Pump. Allexperience has shown
the great difficulty Of keeping either stuffing
boxes or pistons, which are constantly wear
ing, so tightas to prevent the admission OF
air, and it is well known that a leak which
VIII not let out water enough to injure the
action of the Pump, will let in air enough
to destroy it. 1t may, therefore, be laid
down as fixed rule that all Pumps, dcpen-
dent for their action on stutiing boxes, or on
plstons or plungers exposed to the uir, are,
IRON this very arrangement, liable to get ont
OF order; all of these difficulties are entirely
removed from the one we now have the
pleasure VI Offering to the public. For sale
by STAPLES * CANTWELL.
April &c, lS5G-tf. Elkton, Md,
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Doors AND SHOES.-Mcn's double
- sole and double uppers, French Calf
Boots, Mems Kip half welt Boots, Youths
calf half welt Boots, Boys Kip half welt
Boots, Boys Grain Boots (water proof Mems
Nip half welt Monroes, Mems Kip Brogans.
lwith rircts,) Mems metallic Gum Overshoes,
Ladies do. do. do, with and without heels.
Youths Metallic Gum Ovcrshoes Boys do,
Misses do, MeRsBuhalo Ovcrsioes, LADIES'
90, Ladies Nip Lace Boots, Ladies French
Morocco do, Ladies Calf do, Ladies' Kid
Bnskins, Ciildrcn's Fancy Caters, children
Kid welt Boots, children's Fancy Fox'd
Tics. The public are invited to call and
examine my extensive stock of the above
articles. II. L. MAY.
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hlteI)al,ital.
New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTO.N. ND.


PESPErNrLLY inform the public tie
IL they have commenced the manuisrtp,y
OF arfiages II Elkton. at the hhGi,s folheIiy
occupied by Robert Marslbank where sIl
orders III their line will be promptly sttrLd.d
10. Carriages Of every descrirti, made 10
oracr, OF the be sn aterial and she most faith
lul "orkmanshipt and insured for one year, il
properly used. ,avlng practical gtlL.ill-
"hce "lt the business, acquired in H., Inst
establishments in Philadell hia. aid ksyilr
$ 'me or the best workmcn in their emily,
lhey Halter themselves that their nbik viii
coinpure favorahly with that dore in The
cures, as to style. price and durability. All
!heS ask 10 satisirthe public. Oh these sinis,
Is i~ir trial. They solicit q share Of tie
pubic patronage.
W III irriag+s taken in exchshks for
new. ana liberal prices allowed. Eer.irihy
promptly attendedto, at mo kcFat rsre..
march II ly