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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11
Corr,scotd.nce of Tie Cincinnati Gazette. oo
wiz DrIAvAKE CRY, Kansas, Dee. 30,


DELAWARE CITY, Kansas, Dee. ~ lSJ'.
Considerable excitement exists here, Ill consequence
Of an event which occurred night before lust DCia
ware is Pro-SlaVery town: consequently nearly iW
Tpi,ed States muskets and bayOnes have been lett
here for more than year, to give the Pro'SlaFery
men the advantage in case OF any new struggle be-
tween them and the Free-Stote settlers. ..,..,i,,
Mat. ers have been quiet for the last lew iohths
that these muSkcs have been stored III Inc "lce vi
PrO-Slavcry ply siciun. On Monday night, however
he was suddenly called out by an unknown nleestn
went 10 the place directed but sick man was there
He returned To his Office and jos the arms were gone
There has been tremendous amount OF profanity mere
rince the fact became known: and numerous ehdeaN-
Ors have been made TO ascertain where INC din9
' LEVrNwoEIH. X. r., Dec. 81, 1857.
/, il singular coincidence, taken III connection WIN
m. fact stated in my last letter that the freeS'a'e
men of this town seem to have good many more
United States muskets than they had week ago!
They are now nearly all well armed and organized,
and drill nightly, to be prepared for any future
emergency. The preliminary examination OF inc
Missourians arrested here for Illegal voting on the
9lst was 10 come up last Monday. Loud threats
were made that they would be here, and that any
attempt To convict them would he followed by rescue
by invaders. Companies were actually formed IoI
the puruosc in Kckapoo and Platte City, Mo-; but
the free State BOYS sat up all Sunday night drilling
and cleaning their muskcts, and on Monday the
threatening inyaders-staid at home 30 ana Inc
Nissourinrs who had given II 600 bonds each 10
appear and answer TO the charge of Illegal voting
Their bail was of course, forfeited. II would hardy
have been prudent for them 10 appear here
A County Convention of that portion OF the Free
State pary in favor OF voting for state officers under
the Calhoun Constitution, on the 4th proAlmo, met
here Yesterday and nominated the following ohlcers:
Champion Vaushou stephen Sparks, Charles
Chsdwick. 49,, :, n,
Foy Rrpy,,eDfafrss--Wm Kempf j. W. Norris, G. j. Pars
" H. Noieware b. Gray e. ". Gardner, Nm fcunocs T. H.
Orr
will explain in my next the prospects in regard to
the Free State men generally going int" that election
and the apparent Inconsistency involved in the differ
ant nosii ini,s fhrv huAr tnkt N In the matttr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

ForNpLING-A child about thrre.weeks old was,
few evenings since e Oh the steps Mr.. Absh cOrr"r
Of Third and Bloomfield Hoboken VS. ssn, toite
keeping Of the Oyerseer Of the Poor. ..fr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

BrRGtARY.-The house OF Nr. Samuel MotiaT, No.
lO9 Grand street Jersey City uttered On Edsy pst -
Of false keys, aud two osercoas tasrp me Sg
so. means soon bcsm. known 20 parties IN br house. who
notified police and the burglar scon after inc
OF III. Ferry with the property IA ms n
Ne say. his name ~ James Lei and said he resded IN tiots
street New orL. He committed " JAIL ~ ssas ax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

RI6HTs OF Gas CoaPAsMs.-SoIne tune - INC WIG
Paterson GA, Lsh, Co. refused 10 et John Brsay ~
have on his premises, III, he bad p ,ponf ssys hs NJ
Mr. kr.ty In order 10 test rn se'sre
and The Cour, a Common Pleas has Just pvsees
aud the Company has ssAn spPsAsa "s '"s'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

SCHOOL ExHIBIrloy.-The second annual eHh.bi-
ION OF the Hoboken Public school will take po st ODD
felows Hall Tuesday, e.enins A Pos'.nsto "
Interesting e1ercises il announced for he o. asioG.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS


EAsrvss -s.n Shreveport 49, AssyEs Tuesday
THURSDAY. and Saturday at ? ~. DksAxrs
"wednesday. Friday, and Sunday, att ~
WesvERs - via henderson - ARRIVES Tuesday.
Thursday. and Saturday, AT ?. DspAsrs
"wednesday, FRIDAY and Sunday. at An,
NoarmgaN r,a Jefferson - A1aivgs Tuesday.
Thursday, and Saturday at YIN, DtPAars
Wednesday. Friday. and Sunday, att vs
Nosru.wtsf via Tyl,, - Ass,vHs Tuesday.
Thursday, and Saturday. nj ". DEPARTS
Monday Wednesday and Friday. at ~:
Sourhkss-ri Mansfield AwRisss Wednesday.
ard saturday. n, n. Dsrssr- Thursday
and Monday. ate N.
PoRr tAboo - Leave aud nrnN- Tie same dAy-,
Tuesday. Thursday, and Ss,nrdsys.
GILNsK - Arrives on Thursday ~ A, ~ and on
saturday nj 6 ? n. departs on Tuesday Al, A. n.
and IN Thursday. Mt ? N.
OvyIcs Uouxs-Ffom : 4. n. to IL N and from
ioGr
Office open for delivery att n.
Mai closes for the East ut 10 rM
The office - VI be OPEN SUNDAYS from to 10 ~
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THIS well known min about "a mc aul e
half Northwest OF MarshaN, d noN in
fall operation, The following aie ghe casa
price, for lumber.
Ordinary Lumber, board measure SIS
Rough edged lumber, ~
Lathrg and pslmg, .iir ard edge
measures, W
I.u,aher over IL Inches in width, or 20 icei
in length, viii be charged 81 90 per hundred,
All plank under foot Wide, down to sik
inches, side aud edge measures, ss,i DC charged
ct the rate OF Sl5 90 per thousand. Under
that viii be charged az the rate Of - 90 per
undrc,, side sui edge measures.
Al small scan,lng. under tafee by Tour,
will be charged a. three by foar scantling,
Lumber, when cat in odd NUMBERS of feet,
will be counted 10 the next number above,
making even numbers in all vases.
For the year 1857, there VIII he no creah
price Cash or cash arrangements must be
made in every case.
The Girls, Mil VII Sc IN operation on Sat
arlay. We viii grind icr the sixth Ny son
Eras,as will give his entire atienl'on TO the
business Sacks brought . the mili must be
plainly marked. OF thefe VII be no RESPONSE
bilily foT loss.
A. d. BtGREsS.
Feb |. 1857. ~
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WE the undersigned, being permanently
w located, offer our services to tho eil'-
xens of Marshall, and surrounding country, as
BRICK BUILDERS,
plasierer,. and Ci.tern builders We insure
our wor, to stand. ~hep the materials afa -e-
lecied BY ourselves.
We nl.o propose ~ cure smoky ehimneys
No cure no pay. We warrant our work al "a
be done In good aud workman-,ise style. Az
those having work 10 our liae, VIII pleas give
Us q ca.i
iDNERY & RNGiAND.
March -. 81 No-2o If
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CHARLES DlcHuRr.

FASHIONABLE moor AND SHOEMAKER.
South wea, ccfn-r u tie liht sqaata
l. EEPS constantly on hand large a.sori.
~ mcn, 81 ladies and gentlemen, boot. and
-noe~ 81 his own manufacture; also good
supply Of sole aud upper leather 'ar sale
PROM li. ioag experience and close attention.
To- the Business, Ae hopes TO have aeoninuaure
Of thai patronage heretofore so literally BE-
slowed on him. Ail osdcrs promptly attended
to, and work warranted.
Nov -. isJ7 nlty
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

NJ ESSRS. WV. BsADfIELp, a Go. would
wi respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
Harrison county and the public generally, that
they have JUS, received and are now opening
nj their new store in Marshall, an entire new
and complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
Fall and Winter Gooda. Their stock comprises
every article usually found in country store,
and having been purchased in the northern
market on The most favorable terms, by one of
the partners who has had many years experience
ms a merchant, they feel confident that they can
nfHss
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NOTICE.

'INIE undersigned takes ttis method % "a.
j forming all persors interested, that De
will willingly sell goods for, or RECEIVE NJ par,
for any debt due him, ary Of the paper eur
rency pa, in circulation ~ this Place, " thr
Southern Pacific Z. Y. COMPANY. ana iap,
will guarantee To seli tis goods at 1he very
lc%c-i market cash price
An pe.s5us oserbur,ea-i wi'h tie glove
named currency, ear gei speedy r,ief ny SIP
plying to ,........
At the store formerly oceup.ed b Mrs'gs.
Ni,ion & smith.
May 10, 81. ho-1s "
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Buggies. Eu.gies!.

lust received and Tor s.e for cass and
- cash only, a beautiful lo, Of huggie~. Of
yaiiou- styles aud patterns With and witlou,
tops, which We are oleiipg At = very small NJ
vance, N manufacturers prices. Having niade
arrangements for our supplies with the beet
manufactures IL the | nlicd States. we feel
confident that We eau veil better article for
less money than AMY other es'abltsllueu,
west of Ncw Orleans.
Jusl eail At eur repository and take lgos
1t our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
KENNEDY & uEADFiELD
Marhall, Sept Il. 81 Ne sn
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Vocal Aasar.

MR. aud Mrs. Fsrg-, having permanently
vi located In Marshall, take this aethsd II
announcing to tho public, tia. thsy are now
prepared to teach music in Ill ~ bssueh-s,
either 1t the homes Of The pupils, NJ their own
residence, tMr. Msnden, new tuiIline) The
Instruction will he thorough. Nrs. ?. viii
teach Piano, Guitar and singing. Mr r. viii
teach IIarrs Piano. Violin, Melodcon ard sing.
ing
Particular attention viii be laid TO the cui.
u.alion Of the voice Mrs. pineg- wiil si,o
teach tie French Language, which Sic speaks
and writes perf"gty.
sept 10. 1857. Nc 4 II
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Planters Hotel,

Northeast Corner Of The Public SqHare,
MARSHALL 7tlas
&C. 1HE undersigned having recently
III. become proprietor Of ihi- Hotel, re-
1AA specifically Informs his ifiend- ana the
public generally, that he ) prepared Co accom-
modate all who may favor him with t.eir pat
ronage TIE house has been thoro1 ghly rem
oyaied, and large portion of the furniture
been newly furnished, His table will be a.
veil supplied ~ that Of any house I. Eastern
Texas and his charges moderate
The stage office for a8 IT ,hc stage iine-
running TO and from Marshall. are kept at this
nonse.
JAMES LEE. Proprietor
Man ,, 1851. ~
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1mportauA.

I w.ll pay lberal cash prices for all fi,, mer.
] ehan.Ablr aud heavy beef cattle, delivered
to me y, Jefferson, Texas during the months
Of November December, atd Jtaaary cnsu.
ing.
am prepared t. receive, Slaughter, and
pack from forty i've TO iiny head per DAY
H. H. BLACK
Jefferson. Tex. Sept. 10 81 \uatf
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MARRIED..

Al Tie residence Of George FISHER. IN this county,
On Tuesday evening the ~ Of February by Rev u,
wilson Nj JoHNL MULLINS. formerly Of Hcr'
nan,io IN Soto county, M'..., and Mis-. SUSAN {.
FISHER, { this .v..ny 49,
With The above notice. the fair BRIDE sends " ho''
piece Of the wedding cHk. for which W. return our
sekbo~ leds ments. MAY the happy pair Ind the ~,
iuf- frv,ehsA with The stch,,i blessings % NC, sh
.srh wear. At glide sleag mrmen'" ~ DOMESTIC
'.fttN
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Southern Pacific RAILROAD.

rl>tiE undersigned bcgs leave 10 Inform iae
friends and the pnelic generally, That he
hiss leased for time the enti-~ warelonssng
privileges AZ re,ershurh, the Eastern TcrHi''
nus Of the s. Y. Il. Il, on Caddo Lake, where
he is prepar,d to STORE and saip cotton. send
to him by Railrosd, or Otherwise also rp
freshis OF all sorts Al tbs usual Prices charged
at otAar Warehouses on the lake. ,eiinn Dc.
posted on the line Il the Railroad $ " ts taken
10 The Lake, an goods forwarded by the cars
10 and point a. the track progresses al The FOL
ink rates
) !; : 5 !:
We, barrels, same distances, viii be charged
same price rs Gotten bales Dry barrels, 70 per
cent los. .,r
psle. sug. p,eo TIA ~. i7-ia
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The father OF our present no'cfnof o.
Texas, recently died at his residence OF
consumption. ils had been fifteen years
in Texas. was member elect Of the State
Senate, and had formerly been Governor OF
Mississippi --Nueces Valley
Reference Is undoubtedly had to the late
Gov. Hiram G KuaneIs, but he was An
u,cls mud not the father OF Gov. Hardin
X. Ruunels - Erchonge
The Enquirer. published a, Rutherford
ton, N. C.. referring to the same event says
that Gov. Il. L. Runnels died At Houston,
Texas on the l7ih Of December 4 Elm.
liar error has been committed, We unders-
stand hy other pspcrs.
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- TIE undersigned has opened TIL.
k3;i; well known hou-e. and, a, considerable
Ella expense, has fitted Il up for the accom-
mediation e the publIc, We viii keep first
class hoteI Il j. ni- intention not only to sc.
qgire bui TO maintain, tie character OF good
landlord, and all he asks ~ r fair trial. IL,
table wil De SUPP ed With the best that money
rAn purchase, aud il wili be served up in ar.
ceptahe style. lie has an excellent stable,
abundance " proyender, and good hos,lcr
10 fine, nothing shall IL wanting to insure ihs
compoft OF h.- guests.
JOHN G.. CHbMLR.
Jan. 81. 81 ~
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL.
New Goods. New Goods.

WV HuVNS. w" N""N''
Siors Opposite he pisaiers' Ho'ei, Worth
Iaa Corner Puddle sgvare.
'Tils cnder. .,aea has received isrge, care.
l fulls selected, and superior assortment Of
Tall ANA Winter Good. aud Ready rsde elo,a-
.ne shich he Is selling at
REDUCED PRICES.
For he IS determined TO make rapid sales
The following comprises a portion o. ~
20.
DRY o0ps
a's.s. grey, mad cadet ssflne,s
ala,k md fancy .as.mcfes.
Tweed sni iesus
rsin ara plaid in.eys and ker.r.,'
White, red, and yellow flannel
Printed flannel Ter sls.ldma.
imaie. c,sgn Tor cuaks
french and English n'atino
Figured and solid musla ee lasas
Figured alpaca,
Borne, trimmings
Heli ribbons.
Elastic ard patent leather belt
lrcss trimmings.
liat-, great variety,
Ladies Eauulle.s.
isAios cor,el-,
4 flne l,, Of w#3dng.
a uumOor II lsalos work boxes
Swiss. asnsock. aud iasoncl ma~iias.
Tmhfaideied and hem stitched hand Aereliic'.
Wreush. collars arr uhderrleefes to match
Nrongh, collars and und ,fssevssr, separate
ltlsh linens various qualities.
Linen sable cloths, napkins, and toves
raft's eye diaper
Brown linen and fla'aal
Canton flannel
nesehcd sbir,ing- and shee'lngs
Brown shirtng. aud sheeiirss
iowel- and llcsnrs
Ulack and coioreA sewing Siik.
Ivory. horn. and gn;ta pereha dressing comb.
Shell and gas,a rerelia side and pun comb,
SHOES AND BOOTS.
A dae assortment.
PERfuMERY.
A FIRE lot n perfamery, all Kinda.
TOBACCO.
4 choice lu,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
liz has - fns and cheap an gssorime"s ef
Ready made el9lh,ng as has been escr brought
10 this market, embracing.
Gen,lemens cloth frock coats
Gcu,lcmen's over coats.
Pants Of ais kinds.
Vests Of various style. and fabrirks
Silk csayais and haudk erchlefA
Back gloves and gannticts
Mcn and boys nasno half hosc.
A fac lot Of violins, &c.
Persons who want DARC AIMS would do
we'll TO drop in and examine thess goods. The
selection Is eq,,ai,o the best IA the market.
A. fARHER,
Novcmbcf7. 1887.
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FRESH ARRI\ AL.
NEW coo DS.

FRESH ARRIVAL!
NEW GOODS.
I LEVY, whose store q on the North SIDE
81 of the public square. has just received a
larue and handsome assortment OF Fail and
Winter goods consisting Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
full assor,alent Of hats, caps boots. and
shoes, aud a large and varied assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
as choice and cheap selection IS has been
ever brought to thus market.
lie has beside. varied stock Of delaines,
maruos, &c, comprising handsome assou-
ment o.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Also. kerseys. jeans, satlne's, Anseys, sannc's
lowels, shawls, cloak-, Nali,cs, carpet sacks,
sadllery, and in due, everything usually found
in country store.
These good. have been selected with care,
and were purchased at favorable prees, They
will be sold VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
or on time to pupeiual customer
Gall and examine for yourselves, and you
cannot fsii to be pleased
If Marshall, October "a, 1857
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v.1NENN S'v.sXSl.E.
saddle and Navncss shop

Near the Mammoth Iicerg sable q J
Y ReH 4 20.
"a WE are now receiving one Of the
tfSM& largest stocks Of sadiery, Harness,
Trunks, Saddlebags, Whips, aud material for
tie. saue that has ever been hrousi., TO TINS
place.
We a'Ter tiiem very low. and customers can
have anythlng nadr ia our iue to ofdeF a;
short notice, and IN the latest style. Give rs a
call aud examine the stock
! FiiWARD> + CO,
Nav "a. ST Nc-49 u
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aPDCERyES sND PROVISIONS,

the undersigned arc determined to sell cut
their present ample, and fresh stock Of tamily
stores, at very low prices. FOR CA~b, ~
order 10 insure quick sales TO nsake room 'o'
lie wow stock hy She time nf is arrival.
Ma y porFLlNAfiN
,.l, ,s ,s- 10 F., Y
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NOTICE..
Tnr STATE % TEXAS,
Cp,nfy Of iiarrifon.

T III NTAIF " FNaF, 7
Cotnty IF Harrron.
NOTICE shercby given, that Ormond Knox,
y Executor Of the estate Of Robert Knox,
deceased, has filed his accounts and vouchers
with the said estate, and that said accounts and
vouchers will he opened at the next term of
the county court, to be held in and for the
county of Harrison, Texas on the last Mon
day in March, 1858, il being the goth day there.
Of. for consideration and allowance, when and
where all persons interested ma! attend and
contest them if they see proper. by order OF
laid court.
4. c. BEAILEY, CLERK.
Feb &, 1853. 23-it.
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Runaway or stolen.


FRESH GROCERIES
DILL HEINRICH has Just returned from
New Orleans with a fresh, large, and a.
sorted stock Of GROCERIES, which he Offers
n, the loves, cash price.
tLNO
n large stock Of Dyes, Candies and other afli.
cles for holiday presents. His stock Is The
largest and best selected ever offered IN this
market. -
PHILIP HEINRICH
Der 10 1857 lG 3m.
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Town made Furniture.

FRAN els l. y I l. L II,
DEGS TO inform the citizens OF Marshall
- aud neiqhhofheod, thai he is prepared 10
make Nouse and Office Furniture OF al s.Hd-.
TO- order. 4 stock always Scpi on hand.
Repairing. cleaning, and furnishing neatly
executed, snd ail oricrs promptly attended 30
February lsth.ls56 W - U.s..
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T !, rATuto. ", II. KELSEY.
nArIl.I!O X KELSEY, Attorneys and
Coansellofs at ia,c, Marshall, Texas. They
can be f. aud the brick Office formerly oecu-
pied by Judge Frazer.
Ian 40 1858 22-ly
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o purchasers
The following is portion Of their stock
Fancy Dress silks.
Plain black and Moreantique Silks,
Black dress silk striped and plain,
Florence do all colors,
Ladies Persian silk Scsrfs,
Chauile
SILK pocket handserchiefs and ersyats,
Bonnie, and sash ribbon,
Satin and lustring ="
Velvet all width,
Silk fripgei dress trimmings,
Morcatique
Ladies' silk and marino vests,
LADIES' black and pearl silk hose
- UloNps
Jaconc, and Swiss muslin.
Cheek
Bishop and V,,oria lawn,
Embroidered aud dotted Swiss
Swiss robes for party dress,
Jaconei and Swiss eogng and inserting,
bands,
Embroidered swiss ard Jacpne' collars,
sI.eves,
Linen printed,
Eembroidered L. c. handkerchefs,
llems;itched
Irish linIn, snperiine,
White French bonnet cord,
All wool and Persian delane,
Black silk warp alpaca,
Colorcd
Black and eolored cotton velvet,
Plaid and solid colored glnghams,
French oil Calico
French marino all colors,
Ladies' plaid wool shawls
\ large lot Of prints,
Goats spool thread
kerscy and Loael thread,
Table aud stand covers,
Bleached ard brown table dsmask,
crash,
Black !rtnch cloths and eassimeres,
Fancy cashmere for pants,
Saliuei of every description,
Tweed and Jeans, all sorts.
Red white, yellow and green flannel,
losey flannel,
White silk warp flannel,
Linen .owelings,
" Napkins.
STAPLE GOODS.
Linsey of every color,
Kersey Of all kinds,
Blankets fine and coarse,
Lowrls and yard wide,
Brown domestic and yard wide,
Brown Drilling,
Sea Island Domestic,
Beached do
Rleached and brown -hee,ing,
Striped Lowell,
Bed ticking,
Apron checks,
Hickory stripes,
Sewing silk. every color
HARDwARE.
Double barrel shot-guns,
Rife do do
CHAINS Of every description,
Steel hoes,
Grub do
Spades and -hoyes long and short handled,
Cross cut saws
Hand do
key-hole DO
Planes of all kind,
Sack do
Butts and screws,
Chisels sockc, and iirmcr,
Turning ehiscls,
Augur- and augur bits,
Brace ard bits,
Files Of every kind,
Bench screws,
Hand vices,
Broad axes.
Hand axes, assorted,
Table and pocket cutlery,
Hammers, assorted.
SHOES.
Ladies black and eolorcd CATERS, with nn'
without heels,
Md boots
Buskin- and slippers,
CAlf bouts and enameled walking shoc-,
Children shoes, assorted,
Mems fine calf pump soiod boots,
water proof calf
Kip boots.
calf shoes and Congress CATERS,
double back oak tan russsts,
double back black russets,
Boys black and red russeis,
Hats and Caps.
Molcskin hats, latest style,
Cashmere and wool hats,
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4 negro woman, Who il s~od cock, wrAh-'
~, sn~l irnref, to do tn wovA 81 aaslf
i,malv. Aprl, ilssHsdisse'y At ,hls cnlpe,
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Cloth, Plnsh ana ''ialeh caps,
Velvet and Pricfschaue caps,
Cl.OV NlN NJ:
Mems fine black cloth coats,
Cashmere and tweed coats,
" Cloth aud r,lc,-clo,h over coats,
" Satinct and Jeans coats.
Banset coat,
" fine satin sesls,
cashmere and silk yeats,
silk velvet and black cloth vests,
a black casssmcre pants,
-" coiorcd do
linen bosom shirts,
" A" metino and silk do,
drawers,
BRO dr1l drawers,
Boy clothing Of every description.
SADDLERy.
Mems saddles, Spanish and american,
LADIES' saddles,
Ynggy and wagon hs!af'"
Wagon aud p1ow BRIDES
Fine riding brides and martingaes,
Wo-s,.d and cotton gIrIh- and eles'ngles,
Leather and rope hal,crs,
Horse and mule golfers
Buggy aud carriage roin>.
SiiltUpN Ahh ~RihP f'''"N''f
Bride bits ana spurs,
Saddle and earpe, bags,
Trunks and yaliscs.
wood ware.
Painted and Vanished buckets,
cedar tubs,
Brass and iron bound buckets,
Well buckets,
Brooms, assorted,
Axe handles,
Foot-toees,
Dish baskets,
Ladies' work baskets.
Churns aud bread trays,
ALSO.
4 large lot Of Crockery, China and '''"s' ware
silver plated aud Britiania casters, &c
Also a large lot of.ilk hcnne's of the ates
style, and great variety Of Ladies' cicak' an'
WM. BRADFlEiD 4 co.
Nov. II, ~, i3-,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
NETWORK, MONDAY, JUNE ., 1853
TRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS; s:.....,e, SAL. {,
STRING AND SUMNER
DBL 6 s @ o s
Arnold CONSTABLE L Co VII sch h. ertrs balance
Of a.b spins ippor;s,tns greatly rsIsssS pt'<A
rb.r sstnent Of toe n.d-rmen:ioped Hi-s 'dD 'es,
con pi.te.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS.
COLORED AND BLACK SILK aogEa
BAAEGEs AND sAsE6E ROBES
5RESCH AND ENGLISH JACoSETs
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS
TkAyELiN9 DRESS GOODS
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
NJ B-ARHOLD CONSTABLE Co have sin On band
b-sutfuI aro so,spsed as-,ment Of AASfILtAs sh'oa
they are clearing on: q ex'rem y nv vricea
SILK HANTILLAs AND TALMAS
ZEAL LACE POINTS AND MAST1LL4a
TRESCH LACE aASfiLLAs.
SILK AND SAREGE MANTfLLAA
TRAVELLING CLOAKs, RA6LANs, DUsrEas, Is
CANAL ST., corner Mercer,
Ssv.YoTh