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A RNY'S CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE.
"A ThIs well known and popular estabiI shment is
now offered for Sale, thus presenting rare opportu-
nifty for good COnfectoner to enter INTO safe and
vernher The three-story Brick House now oocn-
pied az above. offered at private sale, will be
rented or leased as may be desired.
For particulars inquire on the premises. No. %
Bridge street. Georgetown, ID. c., or To NYM
BRIDGES, Sl3 West baltimore street, Baltimore
H-tf
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TOR RENT-A modern built HOUSE, contain
L ing II rooms, comfortably furnished in a deght-
fn and airy location. fronting of the public res
ervations and commanding extensive view ,f the
CITY, the river, and Georgetown 1t Hs gas through
ont water and bath room. To careful tenant the
rent will he moderate. Inquire at 4Gi street sec
Ond door from 18th street. SI-tf
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wv d. EICHLER,

Nv ID. EICHLER,
w. No 5r7 SEVENTH STFEET,
between ID and v streets, west side. PRAC- ~
TlCAI MATCHMAKER, keeps constantly fSl
JEWEIRY. apIn sm7
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Wood and Coal.

CUMBERLAND LUMP COAL, superior quail
~ ty, for sale low by J. r.. SHIELDS,
re II-3t Corner Of 9th and III streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-14

EOR SALE.-My RESI- DENCE on the corner O
Il New Jersey avenue and street south, Capitol
Hil, fronting on the avenue 1852 feet inches and
street south 30 feet II inches, and containing nearly
4(H square feet.
may 8-tf w. +. PHILLIPS
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To those that seek relief from tho malades of the
teeth, can cheertUy recommend DR.. :. Bally as a
superior Dentist he made set of porcelain teeth
for Of my family and plugged severSl teeth for
my SELF and the work has al stood well for more than
ten years. ROBERT 4. NIXON,
Of the Va. Conf Of the NJ. Z. Church South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-14

Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
NJ. Clayton.
L. SENATE, Aug. Ia, 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably uoth-
ln1 ''D'u Os Oe''s'' 's" toHN ttiafu N. CLAYTON.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
Original Nouvellette,
For the Chronicle.
Che Bride of au Gonr.
BY the auther of the "Young Colonel" "Lilly
Dale" "Refugees," sct.
CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER III.
On the following morning, Winters was
strolling along the street, in deep thought
when he was aroused by slap on the
shoulder, and on looking up, recognized
his friend Jones, who exclaimed
"Why Charles, are you not afraid tc
walk the streets in such All abstracted mood
Why could have picked your pockets,
and you would have been none the wiser,
until you wanted small changep
"And dnone the wiser then" said Charles
with smile, "for my pockets would have
been none the emptjer for having been
picked, and you none the richer for having
picked them. But where are you going?-
this is not the way to your Office"
IL have been seeking you for the last
half hour. Remember, have not seen
you since my visit to your queer old guar
dian. How he hates the Yankees land
how he fared up when l quoted stale
joke upon him. And that nephew of his
j paid him off when he offered to give
you money, on condition that you leave
for parts unknown, where you will be out
of his way He is a scoundrel, every
inch of him. But like old Ormc. He
is as rough as a scaly bark, but has heart
capable of generous impulses"
~ am sorry you went there, on my nc.
count, Jones, if your reception was a rude
one, Mr.. Orme is not often unkind, and
something must have irritatcd him previous
to your arrival"
81 don't know about that. He was
'cussing the little "niggers," as he call:
them, when approached the house.
don't compain of my reception, because
was highly amused, and read another chap
ter in human character. He was prepared
with a settlement of your accounts which
are at my Office subject to your inspectio
and correction"
"Neither Of which5will l undertake, ex
cept at his express desire. have the
fullest confidence in his integrity, and
would not imply a doubt by scrutinizinl
his accounts"
Then you have only to pass receipts
and the business is at an end. But hav,
not sought you out on so frivilous Pre-
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CHAPTER w.

ABOUT nine o'clock, at night, in a bacl
room of coffe-house, two men sat oppo
site, at a small table, with pack of cards
and bottle of brandy between them
One of them was a very handsome man
apparently about twenty-five years of age
His eyes were black and brilliant, and hi:
features, though regular, indicated decis
ison and energy of character, and his black
whiskers and moustache added to the ef
feet of a we'll turned mouth and very white
teeth. His dress was of the finest mate.
rial, ard fitted, in the best style of the
art, to a form, tall, rather slender, but mus.
cular On the little finger of the left
hand, he wore costly diamond ring; and
the sparkling breastpin and glittering ap.
pendages to his gold watch betrayed a ra.
ther too great love of show. This man
was no other than the Count Louis Dor.
vile, mentioned in the last chapter, and he
who sat opposite, was George Durand.
"Count, said Durand, "you and I arc
very unlucky lovers. Miss Danvers re-
mains insensible to your superior merits
although her favored lover has abandoned
her, and is, doubtless, dead; and my cousin
Fanny clings to Winters in spite of the
fact that he is murderer. I can't account
for such perversity." re.l
"Wiser men than you, Durand," replied
the Count, with an accent rather too slight
for one so recently from France, shave
failed to account for the vagaries of women;
and l would sooner undertake to square
the circle than to square the motives and
actions of the fair sex by any rule that rea
son and common sense lay down for the
guidance of their conduct. But you speak
of us as lovers-wOuld you marry your
cousin if she were poor?" q. i
"No, certainly notl And since she has
insulted me, l desire to marry her, first, for
her fortune, and, secondly, to be revenged
upon her and her lover, whom l cordially
hate = fd uis '..r
"Then you are no lover, and you greatly
mistake, if you suppose Ellen Danvers has
any charms for me, independent Of her
fortune; though, like you, spirit of re-
venge sometimes prompts me to win and
marry her, % .I '.'- aasi .trL,
r"Could you do it2' .hl iridv r
Certainly! Any woman can be won by
man of good parts, who knows how to
play his game"
"You would End it perfectly idle to try to
win Fanny 0rme, Her intellect is strong
and clear, and she has not particle of 70,
nance in her nature"
81 have no disposition to try, Durand;
but would bet horse that could find q
vein of romance in her composition, and
by means of it, find my way to her heart
1T is we'll that you have no disposition
to try; since it enables you to save YOU
horse and your credit too. The ladies
generally, ooncede your powers Of fsscina
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CLARKsyILLE, TENN, FRIDAY, MARCH l3, 1857

Captain must either be mistaken, or the
mystery, which covers Mr.. Hedges move
ments is deepened."
off your information be reliable, Miss
Danvers, 1 am more puzzled than ever
But what conjecture have you based upon
the strange circumstance"
81 hardly know how to answer your
question, Mr.. Winters.-Do you know a
man who calls himself Count Louis
D'Orville, and who processes to have been
banished from France for his participancy
in the late revolution which placed Louis
Philippe on the tlirone?"
II know him by sight only, and desire
no other acquaintance. He is rather a
fascinating man, but his power is that Of
the serpent"
"He was asnitor Of mine, and took an
inveterate dislike to Mr. Hodges, whom he
considered a successful rival, and after his
disappearance, the Count became very
pressing in his suit--one of his principle
arguments being based upon the assump-
ton that Mr., Hodges would never return,
until he learned that l was married. 1t
was only after repeated insults, that he
discontinued his visits, and not then till
he had intimated, in various ways, that he
knew enough of Mr.. Hodges movements
to be assured that l was basely deserted
by him. If he did not sail at the sup
posed time, there must be cause for it;
and, if voluntary, why conceal himself
from all eyes, for three days?"
II thank you for the hint, Miss Danyers
it throws CLEAN of light upon the
mystery, and you may rest assured that
searching investigation will be immediate
ly instituted, of the progress of which you
shall be daly informed" .
"With this understanding, con6de the
matter to you, sir; and thanking you for
your kindness, will no longer detain you" :"
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S 7 A l|!s,1[.].. R + LIN G
n w. @. VANCE, 81

For whom the Public was, short time since
sdn onishsd to keep a sharp look out has at length
besH found.'lEsll proof about him Of all thechar.
ees which werS'nteferrea against him. The charge
against him Of having opened the most complete
best and cheapest stock Of Drugs, Medicines &c.
ever brought 10 Clarksville, is abu ndanty proven
by hundreds of witnesses who have called upon
him, at hs New Establishment AZ the store form
ley occupied by Thomas and Warheld. They all
testify that he sell better drugs, better Bargains
and waits upon them better than any one else
ever did before. That he 10 skilful purchaser,
and coed judge Of drugs, is also proven by the
reputation which he hss with the Eastern Drug.
gists Of being No buyer. They say there that
hebought all his stock Of either the MAsuyAcruREa-
or InPoRTERs, and thus getting them OF first hand
procured drugs Of much better quality, as we'll as
much cheaper than usual. As his stock Is NEW
TnRouoHoU. & purchased with unusual care those
who prefer their Medicines FREsH and PuRE, would
do we'll 20 patronize, him, PHYSICIANS, CoUsTsY
quested 10 give him CALL, as he is confident
he can sell them at lower rates than they can buy
this side the East en Markets.
THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
shall receive his most particular attention. No
one in ihe store will be allowed 70 put them up
but himself. Scrupulous care accuracy and
neRtness shall be observed in this department and
none but drugs Of the finest quality shall be used
in the composition Of Prescriptions. BY ringing
bell attached to the fr ont Door he can be srous-
ed at any hour OF the night. His terms are s ix
months 70 paactual dealers. Liberal discount, for
CASH.
His stock smseas.s every thing usually kept in
Drug Stores In additionto
Drugs, Paints,
Medicines, Oils,
Dye Stats, Varnishes,
Rrandies, Turpentine,
Wines, Glassware,
keep also. Burning Fluids, Cigars & Tobs eco
the best assortment Of Blank Books g. Stationary
ia the place.
Soaps, Looking Glass plates
rerfumeFy' Rouge. Flesh Balls,
Brushes, (sll kinds Toilet Preparations,
Combs, Gold Pens,
Pistols, Pocket Knives,
Rszofe and Strops, Musical Instruments,
Toys, PortTonnaies,
Fishing Tackle, Game Bags,
Sporting Apparatus, and Miscellaneous and
Fancy articles Of every description.
July IS '56-ly WALTER o. VANCE
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The ClarksVille Publishing Company.
Chartered by the Legislature Of Tennessee.
POETRY.
%-N(~~~~-~~@<
LILV-BELL.
BY MRS. n Q. NICHOLS

BY MRS. n O. NICHOLS
Where the boughs with young bu Is lade n,
Lean bovo the murmuring riIls,
Dwells a laughing, star-eyed maiden,
In the shadow of the hills;
And we call her (sweet to teli)
Little Lilj,-bel!
Three glad summers she had gladdened
Hearts that strangers were TO mirth,
Gliding all that grief had saddeusd,
Asa sunbeam gilds the earth;
Breaking sorrows wintry spell
Radiant Lily-bell!
Shy her eyes, but full Of sweetness,
Az you meet her upward look,
And hOr step has al the fleetness
or the hart that haunts the brook;
Grace and Beauty know her we'll,
Lovely Lily bell!
Ever ready for caressos,
With her twinIng, dinplsd arms,
While her silken, light brown trssses,
Drooping forward, veil her charms;
Loving joys her bosom swell,
Dearest LiIy-bell!
When sve's purple glooms are stealing
Ger the blue and dreamy skies,
Then this little angel kneeling,
Lifts to heaven her holy eyes;
"FArHEn. bless and keep US WE'LL"
Prays sweet Lily-bell.
Der tie dark and chilling water.
Truant thought flies back TO tLoo;
Ii tie fuiry! darling daughter!
owed aud priced so tend.rly;
All good angels with thee dwell,
Forever. Lily-bell!
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N,oaTl CE -ssr.
To Liquor Dealers and Merchants.

Accomplish zsSortment OF the Oils n"cessarv,
for'm.k king and fuyorng every variety of liquo-,
AMI III rections Tor making cider without apples
ont for converting the cider TO all kincs of white
aud red wines. Champaign, &c.. and package Of
IN, at, les nsea for giving artifcitl strength 10
liquors converting IN gallons OF ~hskey to 100
Eions,l aud every article necessary to commence
. Liquor Store will he furnished for $2j. hho
all the information necessary to conduct such an
rsIablishm. ut, thus enabling the new beginner 10
successfully eompsts with the oldest liquor deal
ers. Address through the Post Office.
2. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Lscoar's conc enira,sJ Acid for Making Vino
gar, is put up In . gallon packages t$5 package
sge-in good shipping order.
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tion; but in Fanny, you would linda dis
senter from the common, verdict .s.bg
% "Perhaps so,' was the reply; Tbut yor
had better guard her closely, or may de
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Gbe GlarkspilIe GbronifIe.

Printed Weekly on double-medium sheet every
Friday morning, at
So Per annum, in advance.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-29

A. r. WORTLEY, ESQ. II UrIcA, n. Y writes 81 have
used YOUR PFCrORAL myself d in my famiy since
YOU invented it, and believe it the best medicine
uurpose ever PIT With bad cold l should sooner
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue OF u ~ to directed, and delivered from
- the Honorable Circuit Court, of Davidson County,
Tennessee, at its September Term 1851 will expose
public SALE the highest bidder cash at the Court
mouse yard gate in the City Of Nashville sauTday,
the 9Th day Of January 1888, all the right, title, claim,
interest and which Robt. Tindal then had, or
have since acquired in and the following descrb
ed tract Of land being part OF Lot No. 1885, in the plan
OF Nashville beginning at the southwest Of VIM
Williams lot on McLemore street, thence at right angles
with said street. half Spruce about 81
thence nofthWardy % feet alley, thence down the
alley 81 feet to MeLemore street, thence with McLemore
street, y feet 20 the beginning, being the that
heretofore conveyed 10 J. b White, Isaac Paul 4.
Cunningham, separate deeds which duly register
IN The egsters' ohc, IN Davidson county, State Ten
ne>see said lot is situated immediately in Of
Spruce street, MethOdt thurch. For particular
description, reference ade to egstratVe deeds In
book No 10, 43l in Registers office Davidson
t Tennessee Levied the property Of Robt. Tndan
to satisfy two executions in favor OF 4. L. Bet
z. oiedge. JNO. X. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
Dec. lO-tf L. O. DRAKE, Q. D. @.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

PY virtue Of AT Ja TO directed, and delivered from
II the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson County,
Tennessee, at its September Term, 1851 will expose
public sale the highest bidder,
house gate, the City Nashville on Monday, the
18th day Of January, 1885, all the right, title cain,
eTest and estate which a. GILMAN then
since acquired in and the following described
land-One tTact OF land containing enty-fye t25)
acres, on which - Dixon uyes-boUnded the
Soath by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, the
b the lands of Mrs. 2. d. DAVIS, by
entry No. -, made by William H. H. gans on the
east by the lands Of Dr. r. II. Wallace and Thomas A
Harris said land is situated in
Davidson county. Levied the property A.
MAE 20 satisfy execution in favor Of jesse JoISER.
}. X. EDMONDSUN, Sheriff.
BY JHo- DAVIS, q. D. @. decl4-td
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SHEREFF,S SALE.

. virtue of II ia to directed and delivered from
- the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson County,
Tennessee its September Term, 1851 win expose 10
house yard gate in the City of Nashville, Saturda y
the 9Th day of January 1885, all the right title cai N
interest and estate which Robt. Tndal then had or
may have since acquired in and TO the following descrb
ed Of land being part Of Lot No. 1885, ia the plan
Of Nashville, beginning the southwest of VIM
Williams lot on McLemore street, thence at right ang
with said street, half way Spruce street. 81 feet
noThwardly 62 feet to alley thence the alley 81
feet to hcLemore street. thepce with MeLemore rect 90
feet the beginning being the that heretofore
conveyed 70 J. B. White by Isaac Paul E. Cunning
ham in separate deeds, which duly sistered at the
Registers Oce in Davidson county, State Tennues
se, aLd said lots, situated Immediately the rear of
Of Spruce street, Methodist Church For more parcu
description of said Lot reference to Book No
page 4Sl, in the Registers Office, Davidson county
Levied on as the property of r. Iindao satisfy
tions, IN favor OF h. L. Best for Jno P. Sedge.
J. K. EDMUNSON, Sheriff.
Dec. ltd E. G. DRAKE C d 'C
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
ThOrn's Compound Extract of Co.
uaiba and SarsaDaTEIIa.

Possesses advantages enjoyed by any other medicine
for the Of sexual diseases which with snight
eued public render assurey mighty popular
long sought for in the medical world
confinement change Of diet, In its approved form that
sensation 20 the patient IL has acquired the
almost every part Of Europe; it has been examined sp
o. oued by the fAcu lty Of medicine
rrcommeud by the most eminent OF the profession. Pre-
pared By J. ". THORN Chemist, London, and for sale,
Wholesale and retail bY JOES A. fAERANT Co Agents for
the United states, 2Ts GrrenWich street, New ork
the above valuable preparation has been extensively
counersed By uupriuop parties United states
the proprietor has adopted, precaution against po
ton consumers, Label Of which the folio wing Is
smile aud which will be oaud upon the bottom
each pot of the genuine intended Tor sale Ia The United
State Canadzs british Provinces West Indies and South
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from a DisOFdered Liver or
stomach
EOR CHILDREN

We say parents il your children scly, Punyt or
afflicted with complaints prevalent among children give
them small quantity OF McLean's Cordial, and II will
healthy, fat and robust. Delay not momenti
try It and you will be convinced.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-29
NEcLEAN'S
StHeNgtheNiNg COrOli
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

FHE greatest remedy in the world This Cordial Is ds-
TILED from Berry known only myself and chem
eay combined with OF the valuable medcinal
roots herbs and bars known mind Of man. vlA'
blood root black root Wild cherybak yellow dock dan
deIons sarsspara, elder flowers, with others producing
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SHEItIFF,S SALE.

IN the 5h day Of January, 1858, will proceed to SELL
- BY virtue Of u Fs TO directed, from tie Hon.
Grimm Court Of Dav idSon county, all the right title
interest that W. H. Town dsend has may have in Ger
tain house and lot situated in the city of Nashville the
South last Of Market Gay Streets,
levied by the property Of said W H. Townsend,
20 atisiy the aforementioned fJd, in behalf
Of Tennessee VS.. DOWHes and Jeremiah really W II.
10 nsend. Also, satisfy other s directed
from the Court above, and this-day By
in behalf Of the Of W. h. Town
send alone said sale be fT cash the highest bid
der, at The Court House ard gate, city
vile. sale to place within the prescribed by
J. K. EDMONDSON. Sheriff.
By r. P. EsTIs, Depy. sheriff dec7-td
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sale of the Home Place of the late
Moses NOEveli, and the. slaves be-
longing 10 the Estate.

20. NoFvel and other. Henry L. Sorve and eheEa.
pursuaDce OF the dacEss the above caase a.
The Aovsa Der us5ll 1aFm of the Chaa.r rry Coart
Nashville vii se - tie apFer end O. lAe HoEze
he Oty 0f NaahFliie, sard4y ay OF Jan
aFy, iS3s ne uoae Place Nose SarTsI hing
she ErsnAha tarEPtes ts city, aad eontaln s
sbsut 10 aeEss aud also DE following IS slaves
hester, 1Aezs Fatse, Harriet, a4Fy Ana And her foa
cliiarca, Aleha EEd her ave catldrea.
TENAs.kor tr alAvess credit q u nou ths uiihout
iutere except IS Per their price silica ssl Be
rrq aired ia cash isr The really, eFsd4s of l. = ana :
yrars, stEai inteFeat, ans posazsea glyen 81 oscs
beo te-td- q. d. BAIEN. Z. a a.
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SALES BY THE SHERIFF.
sHERIFF,S SALE.

RY virtue Of an execution, = me drec ed, from the
ID Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson County, viii
proceed to sell the highest bidder cash. on sat
urdaY the January 1853. 1900 Cedar Railroad Ties,
sufficient number Of them satisfy execution
my hands to dir, cted above. sale take place in
Edgehe ion Nashville ard Louisville abroad near the
residence Capt. James Miller, the tdgefeld
Church. Levied upon to satisfy executiJ N
O. love- against said Railroad. Sale within the pre-
scrbed by Law J.K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
dec25- I'd By K. P. ESTES, DepIy Sheriff
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sale OF sIaV e. ca "Wednesday, Jars. IsTls,

Joel = Aayea, AdF Sc, slsydsa ana othsr,
n asrsaaaes q deeEee aAee she c2azs a. ghs
aeVsbsg tis3fl aara of ths Ghannsrg Csart A. 49,
wills, 81 ss Al sae village kHesn rans, DsE.dsen
coanty. Wednesday tGs ASA lanzry ISIS ths f0oss
la slaves ouss Ae, aed IS yeAra; Anseiae "a John-
sea- a. Area ;, Aiss . L4rys 8 chiarsa
nnEles
1Ais -eHs skiTd q he psreAase noEey Fuqafred Ia
casa Aad tAs bai4aee ersdik q uoatAs slhos
Ia5aI Aasss skeeae4 aAslfazsaFy sasarty
Uee l4--a4Ht1 q. a. HAlkss Z. a ~.
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BRADSHAW & RUTLAND,

No.I4, College SIrerI,
HAVE Just Ieceived their FALL and WINTER STOCK
II OF BOOTS AND SHOES. which eouss 10 par Of The
ioloUiug:
Tor Ladies, Misses and children.
Ladies ane Kid aud Morocco BooIees, Ihioz and ihiH
sole with aud without Heels.
Ladies bne BLACK lst Gaiters, side aud fout lace
" " Cou-ryas Caters, ~ith and vitnoat heeta,
4" Kid sltrUtrs plain and trimmed
aud Morocco BuskiHs, ,yhic. and 'ha soc;
with und without Heels,
. Black and Fancy l-a-ttag Caters;
Cali ana Goat i.e es=d noosses 10. schools
Chdrens KID I'D Mufo,co Bo1tses, taicE and hn sole
- ankle Ties anu A0setJs,
4" Top Bo5iees, zitu heels;
Women's extra siFe Cali aud aoat Bo5ee-i
servants h'P ana Da'eh aoS.esa,
For Gents and Boys.
Gents hne Pu mp and sttch Calf BooJs,
quilted bottom ". P.
doabls cole ~. p. A"
" " oaIf srtaaea, can Congress Gai'srsi
q" - double sole Z. l.. extra;
:" Uaioa Ties, ss"ed aud pssgsd;
d" Cloth Congrsss Gaitsrs stitched
:" Calf aEd Kip boots;
" - o. O~fJr4 Ilcs, Jrse and peggsa,
A." " CoEETess caters,
Cloth aad e. 4. Cougrsss Caters.
Thick BrOEans, Isoots.
EStra heavy brag-ns for plantation use,
Mems heavy bcotsi
An Of which Ell be sold eAeapb By
Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes.
Ladies extra slas sole Leather lrlass,
4" IrLFsaug
81 sole leather foalet Bosssi
Hoe ssin 'I,o, F,.,.s.
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