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NEW AND ELEGANT SPRING DRESSES, LACE

IN Goods &cThe subscribers their
elegant adapted present
approaching Seasons which they respectfully invite tho attention
purchasers. ..ls 1aFaFt
In Dress Goods, they name
Double chene silk robes
Two silk robes;
+ Double jupo twisted silk robes;
Worry rich nayad chene slks,
solid colored silks i
All coors small checked glass silks;
81 Light colorcd fayadere silks;
~ sNu~hls jmpc tssal.Sd silks fisf & ls-s.s-s
IpiA& 4EouaAfd silks, gr~at variety;
hay chintz coorsd silks;
Very rich chnz colored grenadines
DO. doubejupe orgnndie robes,
DO do dNs robes;
Do grenaiine robes d volans;
Do do. robes d unique;
French jaconets and obntzes;
New styles French mousseines do laiDe;
Together with great variety of materials for travelling
dresses &c,
In Real Lace Goods, they
Real Brussels point collars and sleeves;
Real brussels points sets, French trimmed,
Real vaenoenes lace do.
French emb'd lace trimmed sets;
Black real lace manilas and capss;
French embd and lace trimmed hdkfs;
Black real wells;
Very rich real aet lace shaws;
Rich hiet Coiiaurs, for the hair;
Rich het scarfs, for the neck and shoulders
New stye parasols and ladies umbrellas;
Watch spring skirts for ladies' and chdren
It,jous celebrated Kid gloves, all sizes;
Black let long and short nitts,
valencenes, Gnypeur, and other real soes;
India c,mel's hair scarfs;
Black luce points and mantllas, &c.
HooE, BRO & Co
Feb 27-3tswiwn [ntSsatesI
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I'M a. oARpwELL. Real Estate and Genera

IT
IL Commission Broker, has taken the office, UP
bSs Pennsylvania whore be proposes selling
buying anywhere in the Union renting collecting
rents aud procuring houses appe
talning TO real estate, with unexccpional Legal aid.
The settlement claims description
Congress especially claims the adjacent
press for subscriptions and advertising his experience
70 enable bm furnish tho
u having SUCH well attending TO having advertisements
serted all the Columbia
where application by letter otherwise him saving
expense OF trip the city and made,
As the negotiation Of loans good security mud all descrp
lions Of business which properly DO Chased under head
general commission brokerage.
Rstnsss Hon VIM Harris, Formerly Nlssouri Y.
Saneii Col JAS g. Bcrret Richard Waach, ESQ., and
me popctos of the generally Of Washington
hsIs j. g. r. Davenport and Hon. cassc Richmond
Rev. VIM Pumer, Allegheny City, Pa; Col Burnley Prank.
or KY, and John o. Sargent, New York Dec 1du
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rI,HE CHEAPEsT BECAusE THE BEsT.-Ticl

rT,HE CHEAPEST BECAUSE THE BEST--Tick-
Folds household edition Of ery now
nifty volumes portable in eo paper
hne quality the plates old repaired
having beoa east expressly for this work The
luated with capital stoe plates newly engraved in the best
afer drawings and paintings by the artists among
whom Brkc Foster, barley, Billings Landseer Harvey
Faed This edition contains all the latest and corrections Of the
author glossary aud index and additions especially
ip "Guy Manuoriog and "The Bride OF being
fullest editions o the novels published The
foot Of the the reader that
generally overlooked by tho publishers Of other editions
novels.
Price per separately set s3T So
For sale in Washington at
TAYLOR x MAURYS
Mar 10 Bookstore, 334 Penn. avenue,
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T,O CONSUMPT1yE yES.-A clergyman having cured
his consumption its after being given
celebrated physicians desires make known the
of (Which sncceun case) those afflicted
colds consumption, and he will send the
any address, free of charge.
Address, enclosing stamps to pay return postage
DANIEL ADEE,
Mar 1--al2mos oil Centre street, NJ Y.
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MANSION HOUSE,
FORMERLY THE EBBITT HOUSE,
Near corner Of aud Fourteenth streets,
If WASHINGTON, ID. C.

NOTICE. WINES AND ORS.-The under
signed having purchased most the stock the late John
Buann intend the store No $685. south side of
ronnsyvan avenue with additional stock LIST day OF April
next, under the OF W ii. Campbell Il Co
the late Mr. Buthmann informed that they be
supplied in the time usual.
w. II, CAMPBELL,
A. T. BUTlIMANN
March IS-2tawt1A ..
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TINE METHODIST or. Incidents and Characters
Il from Life the Conference; by Miriam Beecher
vols. 81.
Pictures of Country Life; by Aloe Carey 81
The Crescent and tho French Crusaers by G. l. hson 81
Fankvei; the San Jacno the China Sen. 81
The Ways Means Of aymen by stephen cowcl s2 TO-
Capt. Pages In Plata and Paraguay. I vol. ~.
Iilrtls Discoveries u Africa. vols. 81 So
The Ia6ye orAlbarone by George nppard u cents
Mari FRAN&K TAYLOR
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
scholarship the Columbian College, for the whole
years. will be sold for little than half price TO
The scholarship
and tuition which s7o year, T acl for $50 cosh as
the original is worth $3.50 OF $3.50.
Address cATAIINE care Of T. b. Washington P. o. DC.
Dec p--du
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xIALUABLE IMpRovEp pRoPERTY MEAN

Department private aleThe subscribers
thorzod sell private sale OF lot No l. square No O
Of New York and 18th
containing about 5000 feet of ground improved by
story brick building.
Also brick house aud Let Immediately
'tWinder's Building"
both very valuable pieces property win
accommodating terms. Apply TO
JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO..
Auotiooneers and Commission Merchants
March S-2aw2m
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A NECDOTES OF LOVE; BY Lola Montez. 81.
IA Diary OF lady Morgan 81
Onward Tale OF Progress by Jane Anne winscom rs CENTS
History of the Shakers; +. W. Evans. rs cents.
Arnods History Of the State of Rhode Island Vol 81 So
Mechanics and Builders Price Book. 81. p
Mary Glcnwoh Or the Forbidden Marriage by Reynolds so
cents.
The Rod Right Hand; by Ned Buntlno, 25 cents.
March ERANCK TAYLOR,
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sTEREosCopIC PICTURES.

M have on hand one of the largest and
w most varied Of StE0SCDPlC PICTURES
In this city, glas plain colord consisting views
OF the principal places OF the unitcd statos
We have also variety Eots celebrated groups
orand domestic weddings, chrenings pcnc &C.. Sc
We also offer fine collection Of ereocopc
styles manufactured These pic
lures form the pees and most interesting that be
lerod TO old or young.
~. TAYLOR & MAURY, booksellers,
aa Pennsylvania avenue agents Washington Of the
hereoscoydc Company p5 Jan
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noMEsTGC ANNALS Pocket Manual on

nOMESTfC ANIMALS-A Pocket Manual on Cat
~ tie, Horse aud Sheep Husbandry. 30 cents
Nilch Cows so cents.
Richardson Pigs. 81 cents.
Richardson Hogs. % oents.
vaseys Natural History the Ok Tribe with ~ engraygs Lon
don. So 25.
Youatt's Treat 40 Cattle si 25.
Dickson Maubray Poultry. London. 81 25,
Bements Poueers' Companion. 100 Illustrations.
81 90
Profitable Poultry London. 81 cents.
The Poultry Maid. London 81 cents.
Tho Poultry Book London. is cents.
10 FNANtR TAYLOR
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PAymsHIor subscriptions must he msdeisyaraby IN dvanes an
always expiration p ihe Rnod
irr uulrss pngcd Not viii be given o. isrrtefs
he u cir INSCRIPTIONS are about o expire.
by risk OF the sulschrru and rot
OF the pubiahey o tbs Union.
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NEW LUMBER YARD-The undersigned hav-
IN ing recently taken charge Of the Lumber Yard sixth
and tho Canal respectfully invite the attention dealers
the
The stock White Pins Lumber, Cherry ASH Maple Poplar
superior and well seasoned and will be sold Mt tho lowest h
prices COITMAN n kHB0uRN,
Mar 13-dn Assignccs.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

IN = =
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through Southwestern Rail
Sixth Washing
board Of the Steam Eer Boat George Page the oce OF
tho Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
To Richmond Dnvllc, Iynchburg, Bristol Knoxville Dalton
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans.
Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions to Memphis
Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route.
leaves the foot of Seventh
st6 O'Clock Alexandria, where take the
Richmond Charlottesville Saunton White sulphur Springs, Wood
stock &o and at for Richmond and all points Southwest
MAXI close Memphis.
Baggage and omnbuses leave tho Office avenue,
o'clock, M. and 7, p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June 1s--t Washington
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RATES o. ADyERrRING.

ghi
proportion payabc ordered
viii be charged o. = cents square o each
seion aeT Advertisements week n the daily 90
cents per square each Special charged eoSbs
the foregoing
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WAGONS, CARTS, AND DRAYs.

REosrKR's orricT, March 81, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given that licenses issued to
IN owners Of CARTS and drays win tho ast
Monday April and that said licenses comp
with law, az this Office within days after that time
WILLIAM MORGAN,
Mar 23-dtAp1 Register.
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w TANTED. "A Spanish gentleman wishes to give
w practical Lessons in Spanish exchange for same IN Italian
and German with gentleman gentlemen with these
Languages His address be ascertaed at the Union Office
Jan 26--du
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GUM MER ARRANG GEMENT. The steamer
~ GEORGE FACE will 4 follows;
Alexandria TO- IL O'Clock, H. and O'Clock,
D.
Washington O. ., IL o'clock M l3, and O'Clock,
n. &
THOMAS COIIyER whom the route, will opposite
hours Fare l3
whaleys connecting with Page Colyer viii
Capitol Pennsylvania avenne
be time the boats leave Alexandria
June s-eod-H RICHARD wAILACH. President
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The foregoing instrument vas the day Of tho date
thereof executed in presence and we have hereu
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VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned TO the
IA city resumed his practice.
Operating street.
streets 4 doors from Post Office. Oct 14-dn
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II IAMELL HOUSE.-This nice and conmodious
IN house has just been completed and will be for the
guests the 23d inst This house will abound with
equal house this
The bar will be supplied with the best of liquors all
Mr. " Campbell assist and superncnd the
well known tho travelling community Tho Kmmo House
street. between a. and 9th streets the
vicinity the National Hotel and railroad depot.
A. +. KIMMEII, Proprietor.
Nov l0--1y@ f. " CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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CECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRING G00DS.-Tho
~ undersigned have Just opened their second invoice Of spring
goods comprising large Of cloths
scr and vesings sprng wear which they
the special NJ their friends and
r. OWEN A SON
Military Naval, and Citizens Merchant Tailors,
Mar l3-3aw2w No 2l2 Penn avenue
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VOL. XIV. NO. 29s.
MEMPHIS a WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH.

il ness II with Richmond Petersburg Iynchburg,
Knoxville Nashville, Memphis Chattanooga yiekbug
New Orleans Atlanta Augusta Charleston and Sayannah Mongo
cry Mobile the South
points Importance Washington Richmond
aed with Printing Telegraph Machines Washington city
with tho American Telegraph Comany's Printing Lines Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York. Boston, Portland, Bangor Halifax
SCOTIA and Johns Newfoundland Springfield Troy Albany
Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland Chicago, Ionisyine
in Missouri Kansas prompt
and reliable Line Of Telegraph 20 The commercial and iegaphng
public. b--dlw
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DAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE.-The second ex
hbion the Washington Association for 1859 will
morning o'clock spacious galleries Pennsylvania
avenue between 10th and lh streets. Mar 10
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NTADAGASCAR.--Th Visits to Madagascar du-
lNl ring years 1853 1854. 1888, including journey the
capital with Of the natural history OF tho country and OF tho
present civilization OF the people BY the Rev. VIM Ellis f. H. S.
illustrated by wood from photographs &C. vol 80 So
just received and for sale by
BLANCHARD h MOHUN.
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THE JEWEL RESTAURANT,

THE JEWEL RESTAURANTS,
Northeast corner Of l1h and streets.
II. BORN RfJDEaIAN, proprietors.
ON hand at all times the choices wines brandies
NJ whiskeys cigars The eating department viii
supplied with game oysters and fact every decacy calcua
ted suit the OF the sous prepared by excellent
French cook,
private parties All hours and also
nisled or unfurnished t sHE .t
A free lunch out at Ii O'Clock. Fob 2l--dlma
y. BAUMGARTEN,
No. 400, IN Ftrca opposite Old Fdlors' Rai.
TTNGRANBR aud designer in general, manufac-
NJ and inventor the improved sca watch
wood music runhe stencil cutter copper
and hhogrephr prepared
any gold silver copper. steel zoot
workmanship by any establishment
Tho subscriber feels confident all
him win give perfect satisfaction, charges made,
SEAL rnEsSEs,
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATCH CASE FNGRAyFR
WOOD ENGRAyEH,
MUSIC PrNCTiFR
STENCIL. CUTTER,
ooPPER-PIATE ENGRAvER
Jau 5--lyd sc, &C, &C.
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NOTICE TO TRAY ELLERs. NEW ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAY ELLERS--NEW ARRANGE
MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED sCTIEDuI FROM WASH
INGT0N DIRECT PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL.
ROAD INETwo fast daily lines from Washington the South
Southwest Boats their berth foot Of 9th street 6
and Passengers by the morning boat obtains
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sail Of az hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing in full view Of Mount Vernon BY tho
evening they good supper and Of four hours
comfortable bcrhs and arrive in Richmond in time TO
all for the South aud Southwest.
The great southern mail conveyed this being "a
miles shorter and 100 miles less than by other route
making certain connexions
FnfpxcKssrRd cHsoSp PETEiarRG, VIRGINIA WkDos AND
n CT CHRIKsroS, G.; AuGusrA MoyTGoMSRY
MoBE, ALA, NEW
y y - p
Richmond
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvile, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
ISnchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery
and New Orleans.
through tickets further of inquire
the avenue
east Of Browns Hotel board the boats Of 9th
.Ha F# GEO. f. MATTINI.Y,
August 1T--1y Ticket Agent.
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9aiIp anipu& 5ntritan



Lord IhuroW Wss famous for the rOughness and
brutality of his manners, qualities il which he vas
hard 10 be exeelied. On one occasion, however, he
met his match. The story goes:
One day be was sitting in bis private room 10
hear some application at The time the Lords we're
assembling Ia their houses. Bang unable TO CON.
mence business without their speaker, they desired
Mr. Qusrme, deputy usher Of the Back kod, to 60
to she Chancellor and tell him he LORDS we're as
sembiing. Mr.. Qaarme went and delivered his
message. "Umph. was the Only reply which the
Chancellor voucbsafed Tbs deputy asher returned
to the house some lime PASSED aud Lord Thurlow
did net MAKE his appearance A peer went down
to Mr. Quarme and begged him TO 20 again, aud
tell the Chancellor plainly that the Lords we're
waiting for him, and that the hour appointed for
the house meeting had long passed, and that they
could wait no longer The deputy returned to the
Chancellor, aud, with emphasis. repeated the
message with which lie was charged ne Chan,
ceilOr ueigned no other reply than mis- accustomed
growl s'Bot my Lord, said Quarme, With some
warmth, Il must have your orJshsp's answer
The Lords are WaitiHgl" On the Lords, sid
ThurloE qaieely, fzisg look Of rage on the usher
.'lou may d-n the Lords ss mucA as you like
exclaimed the undaunted official, shut I'm ID
we're you twenty times CHANDELIER il you shall On
ne" The ChSneeliOr gazed with aslonshment at
Quarme-the audaeity OF mere servant Of the
house thus be riding its chief, excited his amaze
neHt ~ tengtn mis- features eX panded into smItet
and rising from his chair be excisimed, sBy Jose
you are bold fellow, come aud dine with "a e 10
morrow" 'And Will" replied Quarme, wi h
whom, after, the CaaEc lloF oJntnued on terms
Of friendship.
The following anecdOte Of Sir Albert Pen is worth
giving, and may perhaps apply to some verbOs
practitioners al the present day;
Sir Albert Pell was another instance of success
full advocate who never trod the primrose paths
Of h0Wery speech. He famous for viola in z
every rule Of grammar and pronunciation when he
opened his mouth. Verbose and prolix, he yet sue
ceeded in getting verdlcts, ind his secret may &c
lesrned from this anecdote: A gen lenan, who
hsppene TO be in the room with bin in an impor.
tant cause in the neighborhood made some slight
alusiOa 10 he taulol0e GUS spe ca viii the learn
ed counsel had delivered. PeIl immed ately ac>
knowledged the justice OF the censare. az certainly
was confOundediy long" he said 'but did you OF
serve the foreman, heavy looking elbow IN a yell
low WaistcOai? No mere than one IDEA could ever
stay in his thick head at a time, and resolved that
mine should be that one; 50 / hammered on till
saw by his eyes that he had got it. Do you think
l cared - what you young critics might say ="
Lord Brougham used to say of Pels style Of sps ak
ing, 'nat IL it we're eloqusEc il was POIlogascs
and deserves to have chIpter in books Of rAelOric
itselE'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03
OLDHAM a. WHITE,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,

DRACTICE the District Coqrs 81 Western Texas and Il
the United States and Supreme Court Austin
Ter ofevey description known laws, PROS
uted the Courts be General Land Oce, Cou
of Claims 0flce on coDgesas venue nelz tAs Capitol
iyi 5S-d&Uly
yMAll. FARM FOX SALE Oner for sale M
farm seven from the city Of Nashville, Immediately
IN Gailatn Turnpike containing hiy four The
Buildings comfortable and SUBSTANTIAL, and al Ia exeeeui
repair One half Of the opea-bslance in timber,
veil In blue grass
ANY one desires comfortable home, good pike aud
ar Tie louisville and Nashville Ralroa situa.o
rhtfnl nefghbor0od Convenient church,
all quarter 81 miIs) ufll uf good opportunity
purchase decrnincd sell Ierrs and further Aiof
nation nay be obtained b. addressing undersigned
Rev. DR.. stsvsnsen, Methodist PnblshinE House.
K aArT STEVENSON,
juncII-NeoEa Nashville, TsnAsssss.
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I. c. BURGE, c.
B u IL 6 Il & AL L e N,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission q Produce Merchants,
DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COZ. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
VNTE receipt of large assorted stock
w Groceries. Liquors, &C. to which Invite the attention
Of the trade:
$50 Louisiana Sugar $50 6bs Baltimore and Louisiana
100 bbls AMI Philadelphia Coffee Sugar;
Crushed Sugar. Is bills Bal imOre and Louisiana
80 bbls and Philadelphia Loaf sugar;
Powdered Sugar; 25 hbls Baltimore and Philadei-
phia Sugar.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, . do Oe. Java ceGes,
mOIasscs.
&c 5s s5 New h0a 50 s. gallon Cold g. syrup &:
Sundries.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 200 doz Painted Buckets,
25O y do do % nests Painted Tubs.
2Oi Z do do $50 dozen Washboa-ds,
$50 boxes Tallow de 600 doc Brooms.
100 Pearl Starch; 50,l Oh assorted Cigars,
40 do Bar Soap, IS Smoking Tobacco;
. chests Green Black Tea $50 10 Manufactured de all
IS bags Spice, grades,
80 do Pepper, 100 6xs CARROTS snua,
100 casks New Castle Soda, % do Bar Lead;
100 bxs do in papers, Is bxs Gsson's Backing;
ceroons hest Indigo, $50 do Glassware;
2casks Dutch Nader; $50 do Window Glass;
25 tier.esir esh Rice, SEQ bbls KenhaEa Salt,
LIQUORS.
bbs Deans ex Whisky, Robertson county
Is do Ward 4 Cary do I5a bbls Rye Bourbon dc
. do Smiths old do 100 bxs LOngwOrth's Ca~ha
&c or. pipes Sherry 4 Madeira Winei
x pipes Jean Louis Brandy; wine:
9 pipes Holland Gin 50 hask Champagne wine
8 casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usually kept in the Grocery
ire ljanl2l BURGH K ALLEN.
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SNYDER & FRIZZELL
ARE OPENING o-DAY,
VENTS fine Calf Scotch Dstton Boots;
= 81 fHfter
Brogans; HMN
I" stitch Boots and CATERS -
"a Z" Water Proof Boots;
Ladies Congress and Laced He'll Caters;
9 Black English Cloth thick Sole Caters;
. Congress 4 Laced 6ai,ers vita neslsj
q Kid Boots, with and without Feels;
. Calf and Morocco Buskns;
Slippers, vi and without HeelsI
Misses and Children Calf Morocco and Kid Boots;
- Kid sid Morocco Boots with llecls
Boys and Youths Shoes Of all kinds
Fer Plantation Purposes.
Best Double sole Brogans 6-If
Thick Boots GId;
Dutch Boots for Women
Boys and Youths Boots and BrogsHs
Which oder a. low prices for cash.
SNYDER & FRIZZELJ,
nov5-tf No. q Public square,
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Eneose the money address Tickets orsra
recept Of which ty WI be forwarded Tst NAH Purchasers
can have tickets ending dguTs they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will Be- sent
chasers imrnaiiateiy after the driving.
2 Purchasers viii please their signatures pain, and
give thsir Post Once, Caunty and state
Remember hat every Prize Is drawn and payablsia fa
Without deduction
All prizes Of SI0o0 auder paid immallatslg as-
the draEingo, prizcs the usual time d thirty daTs
Notice 20 CorFespOndents-rhossa Who prefer net
sending money BY nail the ADAMS EXPRESS CJM
PANf, whereby money for rckets in q Ten Dcars andc
upwards. Be az rs any ctyt
town where they have once Ihe money order
BE- enclosed 0rerlelf Post Ccs E1aaoDs,
the Express Company csnD9l receive them
II communications strictly confidential.
Tickets CsrfcGtss b Exprs 70 b
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