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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-07
WASHINGTnN NFWS

FEB. Ga recent dispatch from Mr. Wheeler,
U. S. Minister to Nicaragua, represent General
Walkers military force TO consist of 1900 men,
and he says Nicaragua will ultimately succeed
in cfFecting union of all the Central American
States. He spiritelly defends his course in re-
cogni2ing the Nicaraguan Government in reply
to Mr.. Marcy's letter on that subject Parker
Ii. French has again made application to be re-
ceiycd as Minister from Nicaragua, but as tho
former objections to him and his government
has not been removed, the probability is he will
be disappointed.
Hon. Gen. NJ. Dallas is in this city on bust
ness with the executive department., preparatory
to his departure for London.
|. The swarm, of Office seekers under the House
organization has been largely increased by ac-
cessions from abroad.
Capt. Shubeck, commander of foot, and 1t.
Riddle, representing the grades of the Naval
Board, were this morning summoned before the
Naval Com. of the Senate, and Intercepted con-
corning the reasons for dismissals and ftlrlough;
to pol naval officers, reported by the Board
This is the first time the action of the Naval
Board has been officially Questioned
Commodore Gregory left here to-day to take
command of the new steam-frigate Mcrrimac, at
Boston. She will soon make trial trip to Nor
folk
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GOING NORTH.

GOING sOUTIT-The $40 a. N Train will
dusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Mnnroeye with
Chicago Express the Southern Division of c. T. Road at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The S'2OP NJ Train will at Sandusky with
BAY City from Detroit Mouroeye with western Train
C. T. H. H. shelby Junction at 5'2I p NJ with the Mail
Train C. C. c. r. c. for Columbus Cncinnati at Mans
field Junction at 5'5 r. ". with Fast train O. p. r. Il.
for Pittsburgh and Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. 4.
GOING NORTH.-The 9'26 Train will make close
neccn Newark with Mail Train from Relation C. o. H.
r.; Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction Mt 1917 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo New York, and at GIOnroevIe with
Mail Train c. 4. r. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
2'0PN Train will connect Mt Newark with Express from
the Genital Ohio Roads Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for PittsburSh at Shelby Junction ut 521
with CncinnatiMa for Cleveland at Nonroeyle with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago, SanduSky with
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
]. r. ROBINSON, Sup't.
SanIusEy, Aug. 4, 1883. Sep1S-tf
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rRrpurE OF REspscr-Odio County Court,
February Term, 1856:
The Court has heard; with deep sensibility; of
the death of WN- HALL, late one of their asso-
ciatcs on the Bench
Hewa an active, just and efficient Magis-
trate, an upright citizen, and good man,-es-
teemed and beloved wherever he was known
He has left behind him name without one SOL
itary reproach. We cherish with melancholy
pleasure the recollection of his many virtues,
and mourn sincerely the loss which the commu-
nifty has sustained in the death of so useful and
SO good a man. We sympathizc deeply withhis
afflicted family in the irreparable loss they have
sustained; and as the last and only tribute of re-
spcct we can pay to the memory of our depart
ed friend and associate, it is ordered that this
Court be now adjourned
Ordered, that copy of this tribute of respect
be furnished, by the Clerk, to the family of Mr..
HALL.
JOHN McCoLLOCH. Clerk.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTIONS Fourth
AID Last day.-On Saturday the Convention, af
ter considerable discussion, adopted series of
resolutions recommending the South, and South
western States, to unite in the establishment of
line of first class steamers to run between
some port inthe South and some port in Europe;
and requesting the Southern and Southwestern
Representatives Congress TO vote for no law
granting appropriations in ai,l of ocean mail
lines terminating at any Northern port, without
the insertion of clause binding the Govern
ment to extend ibeaid to a line or lines that may
hereafter be established between ports of the
Southern ports and Foreign ports.
Er4Another series of resolutions offered by. Gen.
Green, OF Texas, Eyoring the Southern route
for the,Pacifc RailroaG,,-and another, offeredby
Mr.. R, G. Morriss recommending the patronage
ofSouthern manufactures, Southern literary in
stitutions and books, and Southern watering
places, were adopted
Committees were appointed to prepare adj
dresses on the resolutions adopted as the sense
of the Convention
The President (Cien. TiighmanJ delivered a
very neat closing address. says the Dispatch, and
then the Convention adjourned to meet again IN
Savannah, Ga, on the second Monday in De
cember next
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JOHN McCoLLocH, Clerk.


THg TnAYra FAM,LY.-Lct our readers pre-
pare for a rich treat tonight at Odd Fellow S
Hall, as the Ear-famed Thayer Family, and only
Female Saxe-Horn Band in the world, will pos
lively give oneof their highly interesting enter
tainmcnts.
This, we arc requested to say by THE agent,
will positively be their only appearance in
GAINESVILLE.
The Programme for this evening isricd, rare,
novel, and varied, and cannot fail to give entire
satisfaction.
The entertainment given By this highly meri.
torious, and interesting troupe for the Editorial
Association, was received with unbounded APP
plausc, aud we beSpeak for them tonight an
This band willappear in Wheeling shortly.
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pHUA MARKET

Fen. 6-No change to notice in flour, no cx-
port demand, shipping brands held at S, u with
out buyers except small lots for home consump-
ton, and better and extra at ,25as,T5, fancy at
$ to$ $40. Little demand for wheat, sales Of 900
bu good Red at ] ,80a1 So and 1000 fair white al
1888. Rye limited demand, 1900 bu western at
l. 10 and 1000 deliverable this month at /, 10
Corn slightly declined, demand moderate new
yellow in store at 6Sa6sc, and some on private
terms, a lot for March delivery at 90 Groceries
unchanged, 400 bags Rio coffee at IL Stale on
time, for fair and prime Molasses, 100 bb's N
o. at a. Market bare of sugar and it is want
ed. Whisky demand limited, bis at Be and lids
at 80
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oTHIEG in the understanding nthe modest trs
LoF talsEt Ity YEARS bns ever equuled, can sIl
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Hats and Caps,

VWEhave this day received the finest and most
w beautiful assortment of Hats and Caps that have
ever had or was eyer this city, the honx-
Bile that could be made in the eastern markets.
1t comprises in part tile following kinds:
Gents No. SIk mnleskfn Hats light and elastic made nv
the best hatters East ard in strict accordance orders
Gents fine white and black beaver, otter SEAL &c;
Nothing and Wide Awake Hats white and black fur
wool hats OF every color, quality andpricr.
Al=n-CaPs Of every description recent
Styles such as the Nevada Know Nothing Pyranese, Pyra
mid Canadian, Russian, Englis Washington and Console
!aton Caps and all other kinds in abundance which
sold lower than goods Of these kinds
TO this community.
Chdrcn's Hats and Caps of all kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses in New York
Carpet bags, Furs and Gloves always on hand.
All persons most respectfully invited call
inc our magnificent stock Of Goods before purchasing
where, feel confident that please the moot
t;lious.
Nothing viii be wanting part suit and accOmmO
date numerous patrOnE.
a Word TO Country Merchants.
II you wish ANYTHING in the way Of Hats and Caps just
give call will guarantee that will sell you EOOds
as low as they can be got anywhere this side of Philadelphia
and ON the most favorable terms.
dc2l S D. HARPER & SOS
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PREPARATIONS FOR FLOoD.--rhe. Cincinnati
Sun says:
Agreatrise in the river, when the ice breaks
up, is generally anticipated by boatnen. The
flood of 1882 was in the month of February
Yesterday the weather was very cold; but this
temperature cannot continue long, and in antic-
ipation ola flood many of the Front aud South
street merchants are already moving soluble ar
ticles from the lower stories of their stores The
ice is being cut about the boats to prevent them
from being injured when the breakup comes,
but it is still feared that much damage may en-
sue.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

FEs. -Stockshigher. Canton 22l. Chicago
& Rock Island s9l. Cleveland Il Toledo Z 81
Erie 5l4. Michigan Southern It Northern Tndi-
ana ~ 81. Pennsy lvania toal I0T. Galcna &
Chicago 109 SIS. Illinois Central 90 Cleye.,
Col. & Gin. 100. Mich Central 90. N.Y.1gen-
trail IS Cumb. Coal Co. So
Cotton firm, with sales of 5000 bales.
Coffee firm, sales of 5000 bags Rio at III
Sugartig1n, sales of 100 hhIls Orleans at 8 Sic
Molasses firm, with sales of 100 bbls of Orleans
at 10. Linseed and lard Oils steady. Sales OF
tallow at lOa1I3, a decline. Butter, cheese aud
lard firm.
Flour dull sales Of 5000 bbls. at 7,;IoaG2 for
common. State and 400 do at T,75as for extra do.
Wheat quiet, Corn languid, sales 20, 900 bn al
size for mixed. Pork improving, sales 500
ibis. Beef dull, sales 200 bbIs. Whisky firm
sales 4s1 bis.
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COLLISION

HrLLsDALE, Feb. "a collision occurred half
Il mile west OF this place last night, between the
express trains west and eastward bound. The
track master, baggage master, fireman, and one
othcrman were killed. The engineer, brakes
man, and train-boy each had a leg broken Sew
eral others injured. The baggage car of the
eastern express train was consumed by fire,
with all the baggage and mails.
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RAI.rnLnRE -MARkET

Fen. 6.-Markets unchanged, holders ask s, IL
for flour, but s only offered, no sales The har-
Dor continues closed with ice, but the weather
appears to bclnoderating.
The mail this morning is not beyond Wash
ington. s3yi
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LEAP YEAR.-Ladies, take heed that St Val
entiue's day is rapidly approaching, and that if
you have bashful lover, now is your time tose-
cure him, and to be sure of this you have only
to go to Robinson 4 Bros. and procure one of
their nice Valentines and send it Their stock
is large, the prettiest ever brought to this mar
ket and iufalIiblc as remedy for single bles-
sctIness"
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EIRE

PulL'., Feb. G-Jas. Garside's extensive fac
tory of carpets and WOODEN goods on Haydock
street, was destroyed By fire this morning,
throwing $50 persons out Unemployment Loss
$780, 900, insurance 5000 Four frame dwell
ings opposite were also DESTROYED.
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Improved Artincial Teeth.

DE. j. ALLEN late Professor in the oAlo COLLEGE of Der.
,S;I n ~ ms lH. ',-b nbSbly
l. There are no seans or crcvices for the Judgment Of food
vitiate saliva infect the breath, not cvSn tie
slightest moisture get between the teeth and plate
g An Artificial una which Is a. firm and Structbe as
teeth r fused at high between and around theis
sr which unites them to each other and TO the IAte upon
ruas expression life like appearance which characterize
s. Great strength IL obtained BY thus uniting teeth
gum and plate and ordinary force Of naslSAng can
break them frOUu tlIcir base.
T. clear and distinct articulation speech rPtnTt
This Important change effected rs having the inside oil the
teeth aud gum OF natural form Tt tls form F tongue Is
readily adapted. This perfect adaptation Of tf tongue to
the enturp the Kissing nuied sound ia speak
ing or singing often Observed IN TeTsoEs wearing aFl
ciAl teeth.
D. The form and expression II the mouth aud face
can DC reSOTe In cases where they have become
This ~ done by means OF additional attachments 10 the
framework supporting the teeth attachments
formed as to bring out the sunEcn portions ana sustain nt
named gum compound; component parts OF the
dentUrC, aud when rightly formed cannot be detected BY @
closest 6bserver This method restoring the checks
original EuncR form and
sion the mouth and lips hos been we'll tested having been
made special feature in The auhOr practice for several
years past variety Of Photographs and paRucrrcotype
ktneRsCs, which have Acn taken OF persons without this
Improvements and also with It, he seen athis Office show
Ing great change appearance which Is produced in the
countSnances individuals wearing deGrss construct
I'd upon ibis principle which tho public are invited 70 ca
and examine together with other specimens Of Ills work. cot
requiring the above attachments.
g. The plates usually employed for this work are Palna
the purity which prevents the slightest tarns
pleasant taste in the mouth In short this system ebraerS
and nportan features, which are readily apprG
cated by those wearing artificial drnturrs upon this nc
pie With reference to the utility Of this method NUMEROUS
testimonials can be given from eminent Dentists IN me FAF
Gus parts of the Union and persons wearing the work IN hs
and other cities.
persons from distance, Immediately on arrival
''s.' = ss'-4S j. ALLEN, No 80 Jo,.d str.rt
s.Persons desrng further information in refer;
the above will be furnished with pamphlets, free Of
postage by sending note with address 70 Dr. j. ADES
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FIRE

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb Ga fire occurred here
last night which destroyed some 90 stores and
dwellings,, mostly frame. Loss not heavy
Hon. Andrew Miller, prominent citizen, di-
edyesterday.
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The finest quality Of ladies leather Caters and bus
Eus, very hne and soft article. ladies glove leather
ters with high heels heavy SOLE and button up the SIDE
ClIIEDREN'S WEAR
Patent leather kid goat glove leather lasting
calf and fancy boots gters ake ties slippers Oxford tie
and all other kinds and always hand at low prices
GUNS.
Ladies mems and misses sandals boots and Overshoes of
here enuneraed which viii sen the accommodate
ting terms.
del N L. DORSEY
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WHEELING CrsroM IIorsE.-Thc following
letter from the Hon. S. Clemens, communicates
the gratifying intelligence that the last obsta-
Gle to the erection of our Custom House has
been removed.
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sTEAALEpS EVprnrrn

SANDY Hook, Feb. I'll o'clock-Up to this
timc there arc no indications of the approach of
the Pacific, now . weeks ont from Liverpool
T.e new steamship Persia is also looked
for. The latter will bring dates of the 26th, one
week later than previous adviccs.
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Our Custom House bill passed the Senate
to-day, and is now the law of the land. 1t is
in the very form which the Secretary of the
Treasury indicated as acceptable to him. He
will adopt it
The North Western Rail Road bill is un-
der discussion in the House-resuIt uncertain.
Bank question comes up tomorrow. Mail
closing.
Very truly yours,
SiIERRARD CLEMENS.
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FIRE IN RrcHNoSD.-Rochetts glass factory in
Richmond, Va, with property valued at $4,000
was destroyed by fire on Saturday morning
On the stock and fixtures the National Insu-
rance Company of Baltimore loses $500, and
another Baltimore Company an equal amount.
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rTNE Adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
Il conveyance or
in charge Of special messengers, Is the only reliable
line and from Wheeling by atlrVa, diEect) New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
ALSO-riG Central Ohio Railroad to Zncsville, Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis Chicago amidst Louis
Expresses Leave via Bait. Ohio Railroad oclk, p
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad at 3o'cl5cE, PM.
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo and Northern Ohio at
O'Clock, y. NJ
r Butter. Poultry Produce of all kinds, delivered in
teen hours baltimore. n. PIGAIAS, AGENT
ag95 Adams Express Co,
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VAS Dav Published,
E ID L II II f;
TIE QUAEER'.S DA UGH TER
A TALE OF PURITAN TIMES
A TALE OE PURITAN TIMES
ny ONE or HER DESCENDANTS.


ONE HER DEsCHSDANTS.
volume II Price $1,25
MORE charming tale has rarely made it's appearance
~ in any country, The is laid In Boston, the
religious persecution OF the Qunkcrs
tans and this circumstance adds very great Interest
tale which does require any such fictitious aid whose
iniC qualities sufficient fasten the readers
ton, and deeply his sympaieS we'll enforce
admirable lesson. The reader OF this volume will obtain
much insight into the character and principles
of the QuaEcrs, than by tie pcEusal Of any historical
work. The following extract from te Dedication Of Elh
reveals somewhat Of the Auhus motives in It's produc
ton - F4
ut often palned TO find how little is known yoEr
sect in what Is called the world. Persons Of extensive
formation, writer's nad clergyncn, in many
stances ignorant VI their real ductTnI, and Know the Qua
ker only his pecUlIarus No doubt ybuhavc noticed
that Quaker, a hook perform rdlcu-
lOus part which sensitive member OF the sect In real life
wOul isdan pcrperate However, 1t must be confessed
that their l,sculiartivs sne
this mistake for, keeping within themselves they do, it,
tie opportunity is afforded others insight into their
character Not much be known Of their religious be-
lief because they subscribe to written creed and teach
form of docirnc and this allows 10 their ministers
(and Indeed, every member Of their Society," free.
o Which constantly subjects them
lo4uy."
ir6:iaw MASON BROTHERS New YORK
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TuE KuxxrL TnorpE continue to delight We
ry large audiences at Washington Hall. They
perform again this evening.
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TuE New CouSclLwill meet this evening A
large number of reports from committees may
he expected.
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Winter Arrangement

TRASsPoHr IrIoS OPPlCR b. & o. r. Il.
WhesiiHg Station. Dec. 18th, 1855. (
on and after Tuesday Instant abe Trains
exprcss and mat wleave this station daily p ". and
IU::sJ p. 81.
The Express Train leaves att p VI. and will only stop
the following stations: Benwood, Monsvlle Cameron,
FairmOnt, Frerran, SewburE, Rowlesbur, Piedmont Cum
beraud Sir Johns Run Martinsburg Harpers Ferry Mon
Ocacy, Sykesvile aud Washington junction.
The Mail Train leaves daily, except Saturday, 1890 p
NJ, ami will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
be daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling l. ~ NJ
and arriving Cumberland p NJ Leaving Cumberland
at sis A. NJ. and arriving in Wheeling at I, p.
By order Of J. II. DONE, Supt
del J.B. FORD, Agent.
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n Y CATrIE MARRIED

FFB. Offerings of beef cattle to-day, $500
head; prices advanced; sales at 9a12. Sheep
shade lower. Swine lower, sales 5000 head at
6,25a8.
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NEWPORT, R. l., Feb. 6.--Thes steamship Milan
from Havre for New York, put in here to-day,
being short Of fuel and after coaling, sailed
AGAIN
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

GMe1odeons Me1odeons
HAVE just received from the East large and splendid
lot OF Meodeons from t!e celebrated mandatory OF
Hughes Hale, of Philadelphia, Carlart, S-r'lham Co.
New York, consisting Of the following kinds which, fOr
4 octave scroll leg pimno .tyle.
4 IL do do Boudoir do double
reed
6 do do do do
Asothc Organ style, splendid Instrument with four
stops and highly ornamental suitable either fer churches
parlor. +stsN
Messrs. Hughes Hale have received two silver medals
from the Franklin Institute the only awarded by
that Association The arla Institute has also awarded
premium at their late exhibition, h.d in Baltimore Al
examination Of the certificate fom William Norris, ESQ.,
chairman of The jury Musical instruments, will show that
they the instruments which received the prize
the Worlds Fair held ntlt Crystal Palace Arrangements
by With the manufacturers by which
these instruments be sold low by by the manu-
icurrr, without the additional risk of transportation. EY
cry instrument sold By me 5 warranted one year.
In connection with the above, have large stock Of mn
steal instrument consisting in part of NinnS, Guitars Ban
jos Tamborines, Flunas, AccOrdeons, Flutes Ffs Flage
let's, ETC. = & y 70 srE e
MtlOde"ns and all kinds Of reed Instruments
T. Cartwright'6
Cutlery, Variety 1nd Elm.ic store;
dnr93 Main Wheeling.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
FEB. 6.-Flour firm at 81, Mess Pork held
at 1925, a14 offered Whisky dull at 244a8.
Groceries firm.
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We regret to learn that our ncighbOr of the
Argus, j. II, RrssRLL, Esq, is confined to his
room by sickness
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Sailed

New York, Feb. 6.-The Africa sailed for
Liverpool at 10 o'clock, with 1904 600 in specie
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N. L. Dorsey, =
BOOTS AND SHOES,
= L5fl = - AT OAK HALL,
LIulRD DOOR BELoW \ D. HIRRER'S nat SrORY. I
VIII EEElNiGi VA.


HAVE just received another lot of Boots and Shoes from
the Philadelphia manufactures made exuresslv for
this trade good material and the best workmanship and
nov prepared to furnish and everybody with any
10 dollar boot and variety style quality material
and durability Of workmanship, and prices cannot M sr
passed By any Other house In this any other city,
Gents Boots and Shoes, of all kinds styles and
made to order
Having employed some Of the hest WOrEmen in the United
States satisfied that cannot fail please any Who may
favor ME with a call.
Call and examine for your selves.
Ny stock consists in part of the following articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair best ca boots;
lSS do do ZIP kick
100 do water proc! boots;
90 do cork sole. tTET
MEMS BRoGASS.
loo pair best calf bToganS;
lUO do low priced boots
BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGASs.
100 pair bOys' thick 6roSans;
100 do kip
100 pair YOUTHS thick
BOY'S AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs Of calf boots;
100 do Kid
1U0 do thick
WOMES'S WEAR
$50 pairs lasting CATERS, all coIOrs,
$50 do walking ahoes u
1ol do morocco busEinS, -
15J do Kid
4l50 do calf .
150 do Jenny Lind
eco do m Prose .s and 1tc lid slpqeFs
lSl pairs morocco boots,
100 do French morocco boots,
1SD do calf
150 do kip
A