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NEwFALL q WINTER GOODS
TR a III R . q II u Q 8 S

TER A u B Z q l. q g A >.
VETE receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Really Made Clothing Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and BrOgans Csrpsr QueesWaa
Hardware, etc. which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock in ts marae II B unneos
sary for say thing regard selling goods cheap
reported throughout all the Eastern cts as selling
goods We tue charge and % short
time prompt buyers, and cash men, that prepared to s
goods Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
stock. --
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS Of every
popular kind imported Manufactured in the United States,
to which invite special attention.
Also have large stock Of READYNADE CLOTHING, that
can't beat In quality, style and cheapus in Emerica
Also 400 cases BOOTS SHOES which and will sell
under regular prices.
Also 200 pieces Of CARPETING, ply ply = Voc! and all
that be bought Of for less than uanuacurrs
prices Call aud
Also, have made arrangement with one Of The largest i'm
porting houses America for Queenare hy the crate for New
York jobbing prices Gail and examine before buying.
Also. Hardware. Cutlery, Files Axes, GC, &C.
Merchants who purchase for cash, and give short notes.
pay them, will find house the place fog them sure
TRAUBE & LUCAS.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

E-z------zss--
TONTCE.The annual election Of Fifteen Directors by the
Stockholders Of the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Com
Psy place 81 day Of August next at Franklin
Tvs eaitaurl r. IL. BRADLEY, Secretary.
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The United states Claiming Quicksilver
Mines worth s4O,OOO,OOO.

The United states Claiming Quicksilver
Mines worth s4O,OOO,OOO.
A suit has been commenced by the y. s. Circuit
Court for California, 10 recover the New Alma uen
quicksilver mines situated N santa Clara county
Tbs nronertv ia worth 10 000 600, and the annual
rro6ts aboni on million dollars. The suit may be
,usidered one Of the most gigantic ever commenced
America and Wilfinv0lVe litigation for a number
of years The mines are now held, worked, ard en-
lived by John Parrot. banker OF this city; Henry
W Halieck formerly Captain Of the Typographical
Egqipeers and now msmber OF an eminent law
6r9. las r Bel on, Wm E Barrow, John Young.
and Robert WaIknshsW. The Uni'ed States claim
Iha Grant made originally Rs fraud, and that the
daf-1dsnts gre intruder5 and have right 10 the
mines prayer made IN the bill for the aapOint
ment of receiver 10 take charge Of the land, TO re-
esiye The rents and Ir0ftP, and work, lease and
manage the mines; that defendants be inclined from
interfering further with the lands, and they be
held to account for all the and quicksilver con
verted 10 Their own and for all waste done the
/ land Ou the ninth Of this month the argument
viii be heard before Judge MeAllister, Oh the aP-
picaiion for the appointment Of receiver and the
/ Is nance Of an injunction
| The District Court Of the United States has been
] for years engaged in hearing testimony on behalf
| of the claimants for the mine. Volumes Of evidence
| have been taken, and it is only week since that
/ the examination Of Alexander Forbes, witness Tor
| She United Staieg, terminated The suit IS now
taken out Of the Jurisdiction Of the latter court and
the question 10 be ired is whether the original grant
| vas not forgery, and, in such even, that this
quicksilver mine valued at forty liOn dollars, aud
the profits received by defendants since It came in-
to their poss si0n-averred 10 be eight million dol
lars-should not be transferred and paid 10 the
/ United States
The final disposition Of this case has interest tC
the people Of the entire country. If the United
States is successful, property Of the value mention
ed passes into its possession, but lift ends adversely
to the plaintiff, expenditure Of several hundred
thousand dollars in the way Of legal expenses vii
be the consequences. In the meantime If an in
junction issue and receiver is appointed, one NIL
lion dollars annually viii be paid into court
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EFFEcr OF CITY RAILROADS The Philadslphia
American, speaking Of the several railroads through
the streets Of that city, remarks:
Railway facilities have given powerful momsa-
tum to improvement on these thOrOughfares 90 that
despite the hard times We have passed through
houses are going up everywhere, rents advancing,
real estates enhancing in value, and Lew streets BE-
ing opened and graded In Fifth street. below
Wharton, very handsome row Of superior dwell
liDgs has been erected, in style and on . scale
hitherto unknoEn in Southwark. In tEo years We
doubt not that the tide Of improvement vii reach
Oregon avenue, and in ten years be touching upon
League Island. When the line is constructed sad
worked to Greenwich Point, 9 new summer resort
will be opened to the busy denizsns Of the Gig at
cheap raies Of access
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". & R. FREEMAN.
ATLANTIC TELEGR APEE 81 CCESSFUL
1855. FALL TRADE. 1855


b srREET, NASHVILLE TESN.
MFRS. DOXLEre respectfully announces to the ladies' a
I'VE Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee, and adioning ~
States that she will receive few days. from Neg York w
the largest magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETS well the cheapest brought to tbs city, in
part as follows:
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all col0rs
1900 Ladies' and Misses Brown and White Lhorn Boomers
styles;
500 Cheuie Fancy Buge Mare5au Plain and Flower Head
Dresses;
500 Ladies Dress Caps:
1909 Boxes extra fine French Flowers for Party Bridal ap
pUintments
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons styles;
go Boxes White, Red and colOrcd piuInes.
EMBROIDERIES such Collars, Sleeves Handkercfiefs
Sets Bands Edgings, Chdrens Robes, Waists and Capes.
large Of Patent Skirts and Coes Cloth ClOas Of the most
popular styles. Furs in great quantity, all tie from TIE
Rocky Mountains
il Old Bounets renovated and retrimmei in No style Ii
aupI5f MRS. DOYLE.
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IMMENSE vATER.POWER AND CHOECE
LANDS FOR SALE. ...-.

TTyIIE undersigned still eight nine hundred ae5
Of Land, about hall a mile from The toHu Of Wan =
chester the county Of CO county, Tenn, Pciuding
the stone and the principal falls the main FORK
Duck river, averaging from . 20 3 feet ean and se
80 yards apart The volume Of water over sls ais a
dryest Of the year Is sufficient 70 drive almost any
amount Of machinery, and easy of acce and nay e inpr
outlay. Upon the whole tract there 2nut
s. acres cleared the balance timber; ae0nssa0e poF0na
first rate land and the remainder good recond rate and
The falls about mile from the railroad depoi af
Manchester within hours Of Nashville The whole tet
with both falls for they would be sold separately
to suit purchasers. manufacturing PuTpasess this site
surpassed b. any Tennessee and be purchased on resona
q r.r-n.
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NUMBER 214

A BIT o. BoMANcE.-Quits little buzz has Of late
netn moving about in ihs generally quiet t0En of
Heaoing h seems that young lady, Little ab1Es
the marriageable age Of twenty, resident Of New
York Of good family. .and said 10 be worth The gpug
little sum Of eighty thousand dOllaEs-sonstbfuT
worth possessing-tOOk it into her precious noddls
that she Wsud palronize the ReWspapsrs-s ssusibie
Womau-and advertise for husband; she BELIEVING
ia that mode, which Of she had right 10 o.
Among the answers 10 her proposals was ons from q
journeyman eOrdWainer Of Reading. She took his
proposition kindly, and forthwith packed up aud
came this wsy to see the plucky youth Immediaisiy
upon hsr arrival in the village che Whereabouts AZ
the Of Crspin che installed herself in The snug
and cozy hotel there, and placed herself under the
care Of the good landlord, Kilborn, and then cent
for the aforesaid youth, who forthwith responded
to her call, and appeared before her ladyship The
young man. it Is said has little tinge Of Verisn0y
about him, bat the lsdy seems disposed 70 overlook
this defect and it Is thought, b. appearaEcss thss
the youngster has, or is fast finding favor in the
strange ladys sight Reading Pa Gazstts.
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GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE or TENNESSEE:
To all who shall see these Presents-Gres.ing
ETHEREAs it has eeumade known to that certain
Nv GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul and
tcious murder on day June, l-5 upon the bodies
Of Wm H. SpiCer and r. H. VAIL late oi our county oI Dyer
has fed frOul justice, and is now Running al large.
Now Therefore, l. Isham Harri1 Governor as atoral 1y
virtue power and authority vested, do hereby oe a
reward Of hundred dollars person persons Who
NAV appreheud said George HtOu and deliver him TO us
Sheriff Jaor Of county Of Dyer IN order that usue In
that behalf, may be had and executed.
IL testimony whereof. have hereUnto set my hand,
sEGL caused the area seal Of the state 70 be alHed at
tNo1~l Nashville, the eleventh day of July, lo5s.
ISIIAM g. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
L r RAy Sarra Of
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

VUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
d 20 Cases Claret Chateau M4rgaaN,
o St.Julien,
10 " Lcsie's Ginger Wine,
Is &" French Cordial
Is " Nusct Wine,
. Brandy Peaches,
q5 Brandy Cherries, Glass Tops"
10 " Corn StlEch
30 boxes and halves Layer Baisins,
10 chests Green BLACK Teas, extra and addition
al lot Of Als0ps and Youngsrs Sparkling Ae and genuine
London Porter. For sale, al low cash prices, tT
sTgI9tf VESSEL K THOMPSON.
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Tor Fail, 1885.
NEW mILLENERY GOODs.
RICE HImPORTED HEAD DREssE $
Paris Flowers, Piumes,
HOOPS. sFxzRrs AND OEOAKS.

ETE would respectfully inform LADY friends and country
w merchants that have received cur importaious Of
rich Millinery Goods snda ne Of every style Of col
ored Straw Chene English Straw Bonns Coorsd Flats, Misses
Equestrian &C. Likewise magnificent Of Paris
Dresses orusmeat Hesa ornsns and Hair Pins Of
importation Pars direct Rich Flowers for Balls and
Bonue Rich Paris Piumes Of every STYLE the latest style
Bonnet and Sash Rihbons making stock muca s sd Bet
Ter selected, than any We opened
Our regular opeBgdsy viii be for fan es o. all and Win.
Bonne5 the th September Our stock will be the most
dazzling, ressc and beautiful eveappened est and prices
lover than sold at NASHVILLE.
Having purchased exclusively for cash this Fal, Te VIII give
great bar gains specially change business % exclusively
Whoes the st Of January and NUT mi vii close ou bY
the 5th d December So look out for bargains for CASH without
exception
Mrespectfully solicit TIE country Merchants and Mnes 10
Patron Bonnets and Millinery goods Our prices shall be s
low a a small bill Of Goods purchased at New York.
At the Partisan Millinery Bazaar, 4b Union Street, next to
State Bank. Sept IS, laja-l f; WISE Agent
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WE have yet unsold 60 Of excellent ridge and
finely nbered lying twelve and sgh'en miles ron
Nashville both sides 81 the turnpike road edlEg from ~
vile The high and healthy ssuaton Of these lands ie nu
excellent springs which they Watere ~
Of Nashville, and the low rates az E
they may bOught O1er indictments or comln
desirous engage the lumber business, and % industrious s
tiers acquire good homes These lands lie
portion Of them nearly level gently rolling leaT
ing very ssl portions but what may be cultivated % avanse
And for nursery fruit trees, the production Of Whet oats
tobacco. Of vegetables they excel the richer bottom
lands Of the Cumberland river Persons wishing @ purc vi
] do well 10 call soon on ". T. GARRETT A. BKO.s
I septlSdtW&W-d NASHVILLE Tenn
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TRUNKS AND VALHSESs
Il AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks T-~~
B 4 do extra size Travelling Trunks; fS54=z-4ll
Gents fine sole leather Trunks . -sJt Y 81
do do Valises; Nas1zAzA=A@
do Rossuth Trunks;
dc Hog Skin do iron frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
iana5 No 30, Union Street
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IN retiring from the business, desire to tender my thanks to
my patrons and friends FOR their lon and liberal
patronage and would my successors, Mer5 HUGH
AcCREA Co. gentlemen in every respect worthy of conf
dence II. B. MORRIS.
Nashville, Sept. lst, l558 B&G
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STRIPE and Doubs skrt Reba Of the latest design,
in six Muslin, DsLans and Cashmsrss, which are 'ey
Nssss and Chndren's Goods Of the greatest variety.
aanf4
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Never fails gh Cook cannot spoil your cup OF
Core m NEGLECT or f0retfuness, after she has placed the boiler
on the stDyeur range.
and they warranted to give perfect satsiacon All
sizes from twenty quarts. For sale ty 80 , -
J. W. W iLoUNs Goiltke aueet.
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VETE have now in store, a fine stock Of Pianos,
NY Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma
terias &c, and are stiu manufacturing insidef III III n
Blinds and ali kinds Of Gilt Works, sve recentyI Z 4
added largely to stock Of ORNAMENTS EOR MIRRORS,
&C. In word, intend 70 TIAE, please
our customers and induce then 70 paOne hOe instead Of
sending abroad.
feblO-n ". q X, FREEMAN.
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E,VNus Hundred DOLLARS REWARD

sAv HARRIS, Governor OF the state Of Tennessee. To
1II WHO shall see these VreentssreetnE Whereas Il has
E .-r9-r no me- that certain E-N.M. EJ hIoN ci3rg
f Win having committed the offence OF eIaezeael and mas
fial from Justice, and is now running az large. .-
No. therefore Islau g. Harris. Governor as aforesaid ny
. I'D tc power and authority i'm me vested do llr'E otr
rl rs ,Dl ta any person persons who may FHIE-A
~ I p 81 W Burton, aud deliver hm TO the SHERIFF or i1r
~ r 9r Of Davidson, order that Justice ia tist pt.a
In testimony whereof have hsreuno set my hand and
caused The rat seal the state to be atlNea 81 Nsl
}L.s.( VILE, the 3lst dag Of May, ISIS. - ,,,,,g
By the Governor:
I T. +. Ray, Secretary Of STATE
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TEXT BOOKS, used in The Eigh sehooAs re-
male Academy, Young Aaioies' sem. '-Fy'
anu O'-' CHARLES Y. SMITH,
bp =, c.l,.-.-.--.,
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m,GAVOCA.

rEyE house on Cherry street, now occupied by Demovle
Bell Drug Store for one or years from the lst Of
snuaryuezt Apply NJ HamiltSn, Of Macy Hamilton
Septi5-In A D. BERRY.
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Three Daily Trains from PittsbuFs
10 Philadelphia.

TEVRAINs leave Ptsburg follows Nail A. NJ East Line
3 4. NJ; Express Mail g.iO P. NJ.
The Eyrs Mail runs daily, the Sundays excepted;
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from ST.
Louis NO. Dubuque Keokuk and Iowa City Iowa. Cairo Rock
Island and Chicago. Illinois; Lexington and Louisville hyi
Ter-e iaute, Indianapolis and Lafayette Indiana Cincinnati
Columbus Dayton Toledo, Ceveond, Lanesyllie, Crest
MaslIo and Wooster Ohio. Also, Kansas Nebraska and Min
uesOta, and - -, .--,,z.--
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST
FARE As Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the West rely this as being the short
est and most Philadelphia Baltimore, and
New York and all Eastern cities. -o
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug2l Passenger Lines Penn RAILROAD PM A.
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sic or Wcn.e I'D LOt.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson couaty rendered
5 at the September l55s in The case o. J2ln hs ana
s ~ lanes King Sr. and others will ote Tor saie al the
ort Fos f Nashville Saturday the - day OF OcooeT
next lot Of ground froung 20 feet on Crdie street. ~ eet OF
br rms fek 90 feet and 80 runs back only D ieet
erIns--sf2 f25 will be required IN cash. and t balance ona
credit Of one two three years, without Interest SAD pro-
~ blo 70 the estate Of Sally King, and IS sole Ia dstri0u-
ton among The heirs = - CI.L-- = -
sep2i IDS Si-tA ana lAA''9''
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nIssOLUTIOS.

THVHE partnership heretofore existing between the unders zne
under the firm name Of Il. Z. NORRIS & CO., in the
Grocery and Commission Business is this day dissolved BY
tual consent, B. Morris having sold his interest Hugh BIC
Crea Either partner is authorized the Of the rm
ID Iiauidatou II. b. MORRIS.
W, HOOPER HARRIS.
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ruvTs and BOOK INK-alargs eousignmsnt-suPeror qaa
~ ~ . '''' F.HAGAN,
Markst street.
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TTITHIN eve miles Of Gallatin sumner county Asna ~
Nv far from the Louisville and ha1nFle t-Alioe9
srsd we'll Hmbered, wsll set with blue gassi win cqof
bic Housas and Out-buildings Terms ses can BE-
plying 70 7. Bsyars, Gallatln, Tenn.
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CJESSION f858-0s-fhs seventh annual Courss or Lsc
tures Institution viii commence Monday ts y OF
S0yemr next and continue e first Of the ensuing March
THOMAS r. JENNINGS, ~. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BERR1rs LuSusLEY, n. D. Proor Of Chemistry and fha
macy. -, 49,
Jurisprudence. ,--, .-.--- =
IONS NJ WITSou NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and he Dases
OF Women and Children
P.Ut F. Eve N. D.. Professor Of Principles and Praoiee q
K Bovlss N. D. Professor Of institutes and Practice Of
VILLAS T. BaIoos N. D. Adjunct Proissor and DemOHs0r
Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms viii Be opened tor students on ne "
Monday In October (the Jthl.
Preliminary Course Lectures, ee 70 al stuents, vi
Be given By Professors, commencing also e hrst Monday
Of October. -,
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction of The hacui
u. is open the class free Of charge -. ---,-
Cinque has been established in connection El --l
zitv Al hic operations are psormsds and cases prss1ed Tor
A. Iecfure,i upon the pEssenos Of the class. .
Amount OF es Lectures Is &luJi haculaon l1e Apla
once ouIvl Practical Anst0my $40 Graduation Zee 80
Good boarding Be procured io - 70 - per N ~
further Information or CataiOgue5 apply %
W. K. BOWLING d D.. Dean of ths Faculty
] N.-uvrtEE- Tenn. IVl5dEE-iyE3
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Description of Ceorge MiIton.

Hes IS years Of age, weighs about l3G or 40 pounds
and inches hgn dark hair hazel eyes short c
with very had scar upon neck and chin running up
the ear supposed result sCd, which is 50 severe
that it is difficult for him TO close bis mouth
I supposed 70 gone Arkansas, he lived for some
- - ftr,T-izyTs pf4-a9 i'm tbat Stata iyl3-d
THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above hNe IN
seTtious, and forward bill 10 this Office.
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PARFNERSHIP.

AVING purchased the Of r. II. B. Morris in The
business Of B. MOaRIs & Co., Ihaye this diy associated
with Mr. " HOOPER HARRIS, and will continue in the Grocery
and Commission Business the old stand.
HUGH MCCREA.
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nxEwABLE AT PLEAsURF.


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Subsequent insertion.
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added
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Of yourletter.
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II you write business and other matters, write separate
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Letters and sOc Ted al such lact and
subjects may be Of information interest % the public.
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nOatteution.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper.
We cannot undertake 70 return ecte cclngHcst0ns
All letters business should - directed % Messrs- h. @
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville q, Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
F.s--
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, July H. 1859 the Passenger Trains
& q will be run as fpllUWs
Leave Nashville daily at A. N. and 80 P. NJ
Arriving Chattanooga at 2.2O ?. NJ and l.35 A. NJ
leave Chattanooga at 9 A. NJ and 9 P. M.
Arriving at Nashville a 30 P. NJ and 10 A. N.
Through tickets Nashville the following places
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TAINTED -eutee, active, business man. as pal tner W.T.
Nk cash cssaI $1,000, in gcntee pront9ne and cas-
lIsf ss which .:lI uav fifteen hundTet dollars
year. Ore must be a business man, address inIedlaey x
ulis of.crs lauE-o-uH
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VREANOS.ssWe have received fourteen RI
New Piano Fortes, from those unriullei ---
Ilakers Light Newton Bradbury, and H2mes III ~ III III
Bros which make stock very large and dssrd = a
able We would pleased to- have these instruments examined
bv an whether they desfe purchase u0 Every Piano
sod BY u.s. shall warranted to gTescon in eVsrespct
RbiO ". & r. FREEMAN.
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Ladies' Fine shoes and Gaiters.

LADIES' Brown French Lasting buttoned Shoe Caters
Black
Glove Kid
side & Front laced Caters with ami without heels
Slippers. O. French Kid, White & Black satin, &c.
Misses anG hii1fens Boots, Caters and slippers, with
heels and without. a College street JOHN RAblA6E
nj