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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-27

The next meeting of the New Hampshire
State Teachers Association will be held in the
city hall, Manchester, commencing Tuesday,
Jnly 81, at IL o'clock A. NJ. An address will
be delivered by Rev. DIR. A. P Peabody of
Portsmouth, Tuesday evening.
The Congregational church and society of
Dartmouth College have extended a call to
Rev. j. c. Bodwell of birmingham, Mass, to
become their pastor.
A huge bear, weighing fully six hundred
pounds, was discovered by an exploring expe-
dtion near North Conway, one day last week,
The party gave chase, but bruin escaped, car
rying off with him a full grown Derby ram.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-27

fered but little in rocking seven or eight gener-
ations of the Fuller descent. 1t still remains
in branch of the Fuller family"
BRISTOL COUNTY.
a swarm. of bees were hived on Monday, on
the farm of Benz. Tucker, in Dartmouth, by
saving off the limb of tree upon which they
had alighted and commenced forming comb,
and tipping the whole into a square box-a
feat very seldom successfully performed.
The first of August will be celebrated with
great eclat by the colored residents OF New
Bedford
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
The catalogue of Williston Seminary, East
hampton, for the past year, shows an average
of 1874 students For winter and tall terms
2l0, summer term 1872 The next fall term
commences August 20.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
A special dispatch in the Boston journal
SAYS the Pittsfield post office was robbed,
Wednesday night, and all the letters rltied.
MAINE.
They have discovered mineral springs in
Aroostook county. The Maine Farmer, in
speaking of them, says They have no in
valids in Aroostook, and of course it is no use
to the people there. They must hurry up the
Aroostook railroad, and then they can invite
the sick, the lame, and the blind, and the halt
to visit tina pool and be healed. Aroostook is
bound to be a source of health and strength to
Maine, if the state will only give her chance
to spread herself in the right way"
Portland, Me, carries along with its pros
perity heavy city debt and a high rate of
taxation. The Argus states its indebtedness
to be $3.50, 104, an increase of more than three
hundred thousand dollars in the last three
years. The total valuation is $22,072,500
On the new Androscoggin mill, building at
Lewiston, Me, they are to swing bell, which
is already cast, weighing ten thousand pounds
the largest in New England, it is said.
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NEW YEARS PRESENT. PIT -.

L name and residence my Book, and trade one
dollar previous to january ls at the common
price and you shall have present of new Broom /
sell new and second hand Furniture Crockery Glass and
Tin Ware, and Carpets stoves, &c also Dat Straw for
Beds. IL 4 UEAiTH "
Jy2l Fountain Store As Front street
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE
~ Two superior Grover Baker Machines suitable for
stitching leather or cloth, and one Wckersham Wax
Thread Machine, will be sold low. The Machines are in
perfect running order and will be sold for cash or in ex
change for Boots and Shoes. Apply to
Jy2 d6tF 5. II. HAYWOOD, 225 Nam street.
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GQOO REWARD.-The CITY Of Wor-

WV " eester will pay reward of two hundred
dollars, and William Dickinson, Esq., hundred dol
lars for the apprehension and conviction of the person
who set fire to the charcoal building on Manchester
street. on the night of the 18th of June last
jy1 diff lVERS PHILLIPS, City Marshal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-27

Mrs. Susan Decatur, widow of the commo
dore, died on the very same day with Mr.
Gales of the National Intelligencer, with whom
lifelong intimacy and friendship had existed
DR.. L. G. Haven, editor of the lions Her.
aid, (Methodist), has been elected president Of
the Northwestern University at Evanston, ILL.,
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from the disease. The case was not a fair
sample of the disease, but it nevertheless de-
monstrated the theory Of the Commissioners
that cattle once SICK will never fully recover.
The next animal killed was a cow, which was
brought into Mr.. Chenery's herd In December
last She had never exhibited any signs of
disease beyond slight cough, and an exter.
nal examination before death failed to discover
any indications As the animal had been ex
posed to the infected herd, it was a matter of
curiosity to ascertain whether she had taken
the disease. Upon careful dissection of the
lungs the disease was found to exist in an in
cipient stage. The heart was soft and Aabby.
as in all cases of this kind and there were
other indications of the prevailing contagion.
This closed the investigation. The committee
and medical men seemed to be divided in
opinion as to the nature of the disease and the
best means of eradicating it. There was a
strong disposition on the part of many to es-
taoiish theory OF their own, and several gen.
tlemen did not hesitate to condemn the co1rse
adopted by the Commissioners.
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The PleuFo-1IauIa

some sixty members of the Massacbusetts
Legislature, including the committee who are
InyesilSatinS the subject, visited the farm Of
Mr. winthrop Chenery, in Belmont, on Satur-
day, for the purpose of witnessing an autopsv
Of diseased cattle. The disease was first dis
covered in Mr. Chenery's herds, having been
introduced there by an importation of cattle
from Holland The disease has run through
this herd, destroying about 80 per cent of the
whole number. Those living although anna
renty well, have the sequel Of the disease in a
chronic form.
Ii was mainly with q view of developing the
disease in q new and different aspect from that
presented in the incipient and acute case at
BrOokheld that the examination of subjects in
this herd was made. Upon the arrival of the
commissioners yearling calf was selected
fTOm number Of others as a ft subject to il
lustrate the effects of the disease in cases where
the animal has been sick and to all external
appearances has recovered. The calf was tax en-
SICK In october last, and for four or five weeks
was so lil rs TO take no other nOurishment than
cruel poured down its throat. During the last
three months the creature has vrad1aIIv re-
gained it's appetite, and conseonsntiy ~.
strength, and was supposed to be reeovcr;ng
. still 1t cOughed, and upon percussion exhibited
dullness on the right side, and strong tubnIsr
respiration.
The necessary preparations having been
made, Commissioner Lothrop introduced DR..
case. He expected To find the most disease in
the right lung, and no doubt adhesions. The
calf was killed, the right shoulder and ribs re-
moved, and the chest laid open by Drs Dadd
and Theyer. There was a strong adhesion of
the pleura Of the lung To the ribs, diaphragm,
and heart case. The lung indicated that il
bad been compressed into a small compass BY
serum which had In the subsequent progress Of
the disease been absorbed. The windpiIe con
tsined secretion Of mucus, which probably
produced the rafting heard before do atb the
membrane Of the lung was very much tkickS
ened, and the lung tissue nearly destroyed
The cyst or bag Of the lung was found empty,
whereas in cases Of the disease in an acute
form il has been found to contain large body
Of lung tissue, or the substance Of the lung
The theory Of those most familiar with the
prevailing disease is that the tissue in this
case had been softened, and reduced TO a LIQUID
state or pus, and then taken up by absorption
The left lung was found to be perfectly free
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IL The census takers in PHILADELPHIA experi.
ence great deal of difficulty In the prosecution
OF their duties. Many persons exhibit an unwil.
llnghess TO give the required information SUD-
posing that II isinquisitOridl, or that an impro-
per use will be made of il Others seem unabIe
to make correct answer, and Others auain send
their servants to the door, and will not be seen al
all. "
~ seven Of the swans presented by the CITY
OF Hamburg to the city of New York were found
dead In the lake of the Central Park on Tuesday
afternoon, and it is supposed they were poisoned
hour at night, but it is inferred they were hidden
away In the bushes on the margin OF the lax
and would be found in the morning
iJ-ln South Ware, n. H.. Vigilance Con-.
mittee, well armed with clubs. spades and gums
gave chase to drOver, who had i'm charge LARGO
herd OF diseased cattle brought from Masschn-
sets, and compelled him TO drive the entire LOT
out Of the State.
III The cost of the New York Central Park
thus far has been 81. .9OU, 900 The sum ot
1850 100 will be expended on further improve
ments
ITt is expected that the expedition of Or
Hayes to the Arctic regions will sail in about a
fortnight. The sum necessary to furnish his out
tt has been obtained. The crew VIII consist of
fifteen men.
IL II is said that the reason why the republi-
cans call Lincoln Honest Abe" is to distinguish
him from the rest Of their party.-N. Y Day Book
DTAmong the entertainnse ents which will he
gotten up at Philadelphia f, the benefit of the
japanese Embassy Will be balloon ascension
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POINTJuOKOITsr

F POINT LOOKOUT
Il II L md rTsigned, long and well known 10 ths
uuaveHhs pu0ho as proprietor Of the City a. a
SH,otsi, Alexandria, Va, and the United ffsaA q
fsssoS sdotei In WashI' gtOn cltr, has ls.li
eased iOr term Of years the magnihcent pSS ~ -
: rras1,ioh = me numerous cottages connected with
10, recently erected AZ Point Lookout the point nj
luuctloI OF the Potomac with Chess peake Raw And
naNlnS furnished them IN a style equal 10 Ih.t al
an5 other watering place IN the United States ri
open the establishment on the 18th day uf lime nexi
toI te reception OF vlsltors, his arrangemaats b4
OF at least 7Sa guests.
Point Lookout. besides being descrvedIv the r,os,
Iainous p,a ,ace In all America for fac Oysters Uor
en-, SOFT crabs, eephs ad, MaokeTel and Al
etlef shJt water luNurles possesses finer facilities
lot sun Bathlng than even Cape Nav, while tbe
Daok country meolately adjoining it-iDoudinr nr
the Drives, Partridge and WoOdoock ShontI"}
&C, 6c.-ofeT advantages together, su2erior q!
Inos, o any other watering paoe on this coutluat
4 ne w ater Views from the pavilion and from al
me cottages are extensive, varied, and charming
Inc health OF the point lis Unexcsed by that of
honhtaln regions. and the access to IL by steamers
from baltimoTs, Washington, NoTfo K and RIoh.
mond, VIII probably be daily to and from each Of
those CITIES. He has spared no expense in pToyld
ing hne Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats
&c Tor hire, or IN stocking his cellars with the hest
wines, Liquors, &c In short. his patrons vii
ma at their command every luxury and comfort
ontalnable at any other American watering nl,ca
MS terms Tor board, by the day. week, or month
ma 3 dtJGlyI LOGAN a. SMfTu
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HOTELS. &c.
HYGEIA HOTEL,

OLD POINT COMFORT, Va.
ms oelebrated Saaboard Watering Place, looa.
SSd ted In luli view Of Hampton Roads and A
od. & bay, and Al the FIRST military yEMy
hIst of June. v" '"o
ment and the hne "BIll of Fare' prese nted in The
nsny nd LTG1nes Of the salt water region the Bath
va Point Comfort Is peculiarly curative. For
rheumatism, II IL almost a specIho; and for its
properties ~ this regard the proPetors are al owed
and his lady. Vi val
spacious new building and sundry imr rove
ments add largely to the Accommodations and oom-
Iorts oil the approaching season.
Ihe management of the Hotel and all bur ;ness
matters connected with It, are under the exclusive
ehsrge OF the junior partner, Mr., Willard.
JOS. SEGAH.
&. e. WILLARD,
Hid ~ I'M Pronriasorq
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AN AFRICAN MOTHER MEETS SOME OF HER
CHiLpEN AT KEY WEsT-Among the rescued
from the bark Wildfre, is middled aged wo-
man and three children She sesmed o9,is, -
subdued In manner, aRd excited no special atten-
non' other than that she had part Of her family
with her Her great hope was to meet the others
from whom late had separated her. On the land
ing Of the Williams cargo. she. with other. ~
the hrst arrival, peeped over the fence which
separated the new comers from the old. Quick
maternal instinct discovered no less than four
among the crowd whom she claimed as her
daughters. She gave vent to her ioy in the lond
language OF song, and the children. hearing the
familiar air Of home, caught sight of the singer.
In whom they found their lost mother The
meeting was one of tumultuous JOY; shouts rose
rom three hundred voices in the giadness of a
simple mother, and with her four daughters en-
twined In each others arms the mother took them
each party was in utter Ignorance,
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By A. GREEN Au,,ioneor

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON TIE
ISLAND, FRONTING ON SOUTH n Avn 4 ANp 80
STREETS wEsT,AT AU.TION Ga WEUNFSDAVi
the 18th instant, snail sell in front the premises
hto oi0ok p m commencing on the Fl rst named
LOT, the following valuable Builiine ots VIZ. i0U
LOtS Nos D, IL, 8, ID, H. %, and u in Square M
96t The above named valuable buIIdIng iots bs 20
fronts from IS TO SS feet eaoh ON sonth n and o.
Fh streets west and running back to wide alleys
Island PioPoiJ On the
49, Term: One third cash. balance IN 6, u, and IL
Tnohtns, the purchasers to give notes for the de-
isIfed pay nents, bearing interest from dat of sale
Geed given aud deed of trust taken
JsI-0 A. GREEN
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RESPECT TO FEMALEs.-whileit ii should be the
noast OF every man that be never put modesty To
the blush, or encouraged immodesty to remove
her mask, no sensible person will ever give cour-
tenance to woman's prudery common now a.
days Our modern young ladies, who will not
oiush TO be found reading the fash literature that
SWarms from ven1i press, turn up their nasal
organs with unntterable disdain If gentleman
presnmes to add ress them with less familiarity
than is accorded 10 queen, and go into hope 'ess
hysteflcs al the bare mention Of kiss, We would
not nave woman overlook the slightest improper
familiarity, but there Is certain dignity with
which to show that the offense has been noticed
more potent than million pert reprovals and in
al cases the intent of the offending party should
be first considered
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o D
o l.
Delivered to all parts Of the city. at the loves,
possible rates.
o,r, Il ]. & w. NJ. GAIT
Oihoe 2s2 Pa. av., between nth and I'm sts
- Ild II-u north aide
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock OF FUEL, is prepared 10
Sc az vsry low figure for c1sh
WOUD Sawed and Split any size
Gall and see for yourself
X. W. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ma IL ,. +. corner of Fourteenth and c sts
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III The FIRST new wheat Of Of the season l..
S Shitady en,y.nree Ia bushels rom Memphis was eS.
81 Louis, and was honored by mIllers nd y, a'
chants with al due attention. anu mel
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By THOS. BOWLING, Auotioneer
r.. ,. WRIGHT, Salesman.

Y ALUABLE LANDS IN MONTGOMERY
" COUNTY AT AUCTIoN-On THURSDAY next
premises, lt3 acres of good Land, situate IN Mont
gomeTy county, Md, about miles from George
t2Wn fronting on hs cana its entire lsuR In and
HIvlued by The Washington AquedUct. Ii has tg0
iandlIgs, warehouse and other buildings, inolu
Ihf store ana hXtures; Is abundantly wooded and
WateTed. Inc soll lie IN very good condition and
takes clover readily. There Is county TC adj from
Rockville CIrect to the lower landing
Also traot cnnta ming about lI8 acres with wood
ann tmOer scfhcIent for the Uss of the place
TIIle perfect. P"' 'o''-'0
Terms at sale.
TuOS nnurI
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH

1ra' LOOMlS, M: d., the inventor and patentns
ol the mINERAL PLATE TEETH. at
ten9s personally Al has Ofhce In this CITY, GrS<r
maDy persons can wear these teeth who S&I1tI
cannot wear others, md no person can weAr other,
who cannot wear these
PERSONS calling at my Office can be accommodates
wIth any style and price OF Teeth they may deelre
put 10 those who are particular 8nd wish the rurest
oeanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thai
arr can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted Nv
Roops n this oty-No. 236 Pa avenue betu.ep
phia. - - =.
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THOS. BOWLING, Auot
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auo.ionee1s

Ky }. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auc:iOneers
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE SMALL
.. BRICK DWELLING HOUSES IN THE REAR OF
IiMPERANCE hALL.-On WEDNESDAY, Ar
IEKNO0N, June 7th. az O'Clock, on the prem
and daily recorded In Liber J. A. =, No 1871 tnlIos
T. ~. ia, and lis, one of tie land records for
and X. in a subdivision Of square numbered ga
fronting each about II feet 10 inches on the 50 feet
alley In the rear of Temperance Hal together with
tLe improvements, consisting OF thres two-stoTy
each, "'' i0OiH'
Terms: One third cash; the residue in and I2
months. with interest, secured by 8 deed of tTust
on ths premises. " "''
II the terms Of sale should not be oOmplied with
In hye daJs thereafter, the trustee Ieserves The
rlRht 70 resell, at the risk and expense of the de-
faultng purchaser after one week r nu i,o noficc
All oonveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser or
pu; ohasers. Fe0i vi
js4-d J. C. McS;JiIRE A. G6 49,.
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KENNIsH'S HYDRAULIC MOTOR,

IA FOR STA TIONARY POWER,
ls new ard wonderful adaptation Of yuiauiIo
Pressure as applied to mechanics, and has so far
as ~ has become Lnown, been received " ith un-
bounded encomiumS
silent but powerful in Its Cperatiou-economicsl
IN rs Original oost, occupation Of space aud con-
sumption OF wat IL obv ates tie dang er er pause
and attention indispensable to stesm or Calnric
pOwer-the only requisite being q small supply and
snhcient head OF huwlGg water and the astima-
ted reduction OF Its power for friction Is only fkrs
per - "
The result of thirty years stu and practical ex
pertinent, the inventor Ia Hydraulic Engineer
claims for lt-oniy what every practical maa Teadi-
~ concedss-a vast superiority over every other
adaptahon OF hydraulic power hitherto invented,
me EIeatest possible economy Of water-sOlId sim
pclty OF const uctIon-tacitv of adaptation to any
KIND OF machlnery-and, more than all, its cheap
ness. ]f
The undersg ned having been appointed sole 81 gent
Tor the inyentor for all the Wester. and Southern
StdteS virginia excepted respectfully invites an
lnspeSt!on, by al who feel Interested, OF working
s p. m, every afternoon,
County ard State Rights, as well single en-
slnes oi any required power, oan be purchased of
II. BARNARD, Agent.
No. Todd's Building, adjoining
nld Io-eOulm Browns Hotel.
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BEEYAs'S CHALLENGE TO NoRRIss.y

LONDON. May %.
Dear Spirit The whole thing is settled Al
last, so far as Sayers and me are concerned. II
Is not exactly what / bargained for, but il will
serve 10 prove that have not done the place
came from any discredit and that have oot
oig crowd OF people on this side of the water
who, perhaps, don't like me any too we'll al
mat 10 give the lie to those at home who still
try to defame me with a want of courage
hear that Morrissey is still foremost in tb;,
hne business. but / earnestly hope that none OF
my friends will interfere with him on that sc
count lie cannot do me any harm by what
ever be says, and so long as that is the case i
want that he should be left for me. under.
stand that he still publicly says he will fghi
me when / come home, and I mean IN m !
him keep bis word Let him Commend. nrs.
parations as soon as he can, and let him get in
the best possible fix, for if anything will tenn,
me to leave this country speedily, and post.
pone any intentions may have about the old
belt of England, it will be for the satisfaction
of meeting him in roped ring again. / bear
the man no malice, but want to punish him
for the way In which his talks about me, and
Consequently want him all to myself
All the satisfaction l have had from him thus
far is the two hundred dollars won from him
on his bet that L would not come TO England
and fight Sayers, and / now want to give him
another chance, or TO get another chance for
myself, to win or lose five or ten thousand dol
lars more. shall have between five and six
thousand dollars of my own money on the Ist
OF une next, which will fight him for, and I
VIII make II ten thousand or twenty thousand
SoiIars S side If he likes, on any day that may
oe haned after four months notice. 1 shall
expect MIN TO close with this proposition for a
meeting at once, but will add that if the
sums = .s 1 name are more than will suit his book,
ans VII, hn%Sa aoSommodato him for one thousand or
OF ten cent piece If be crswIs ont oS th;s
after all that he has said, why. I sunnose.
there Is no further need of my foIlovinp h;r,
up or paying any further attention 10 hin,
O. no more Of that. Jo1s q U.s
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUIssGToEY;

- SsS fTH SrlIsr,
Opposite Od4 FsllOfcs' Hall, WashtnsIos, %. c.
TIayelers will study their interests O' examining
Chasing elsewsrs As use e. none DsI9 but The HTH
best material the market affords and EMPLOY oA1o
the best worknen, | oan confidently recommend ny
Trunks thnt are made IN other cities and sold here.
keep constantly on hand, and make 70 order lon
LEATHER, IRON FRlME FRFNcR PRESS
Other VIHfCES; TRIHELfNG BAGS; HGR
cess SADDLES WHIPS, &C.. &c.
Trunks, So., Repaired and Covered, In vor-
maniIke manner. at short notice
Trunks delivered in any part Of the oity. George
hlso-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
dei5-I JAMES 9. ToPHAM.
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IL DENTISTRY.
lDH, HILLS, after practices test Of two years,
teeis that he osn with confidence recon- ----~zS'
mend the Cheoplsstio Process for IN sertin
oruhelSl teeth IL has the advantages OF
strength beauty, cleanliness and cheappe,s Fall
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partia in pToportion
Once 306 Pa. avenue
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- = IN ALL ZSs PKTZES.
Whole Tickets, S2O-Halves, 8 | f0-Qusrt 3 s,
Prizes cashed al sight st s per cent. discount
Bills or aIl solvent Bclks tsken at par
drawing will he forwarded as soon as the resull
becomes known.
AL orders for schemes or tickets to he addressed
10 DON 2ODRIGUkZ,
ma = tr Care of City Post. Chnrlk.tnn. = G.
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SAVERS PROPOSES TO VIsIr THIS COUNTRY
WITH HHEENAN,-Wilke's Spirit of the Times
says: Among the first fruits Of the settlement
OF the dispute about the belt is the laying out of
two campaigns by the Champions, from which
sley VIII, no doubt, reap agolden harvest. We
learn that after a tour OF eight weeks in Eng
land and Ireland, in the course of which tbev
will give exhibitions in the principal towns,
Heenan and Sayers will come to this country
together.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES

Il ply OF Gents fine French Calf Skim Drsss-n.
Boots and GaIters, Patent Leather enj
Cloth Caters. Calf Skin, Patent Leather IL
and Lasting Shoes. Also, an extensive
stock Of BO s. and Childrens Ladies' and Misses'
Boots snd Shoes, ell Of which am selling al ef-
ceedingy low prices. J. ROSENTHAL,
$50 Seventh street,
ma - go Soors above ID street. .T