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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD,

THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
For twenty-fiv cents you can buy of your
Druggist or Grocer package of Sea Moss
Farine, manufactured from pure Irish Moss
or Carragren, which will make sixteen
quarts of Blanc Mango and like quantity
of puddings, Custards, Cream, Charlotte
Russo, &C., &C. it is by far the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious food in the
world.
Rand sea N oss Farine Company,
b3 Park Place New York,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

Market Crates for Baskets.
Light, strong and convenient.
This basket not only has all the good points of the
best baskets mado, but Is in addition more sym.
metrical In form. and better ventilated than any
other, and being regularly curved on all Sides it
will carry the fruit with les damage from jtrring ard
It's own weight than any package constructed with
Possessing, as it does, strength, beauty, superior
ventilation, and more perfect adaptation in form we
ton Of Small Fruits 10 market, its equal cannot be-
found. In this we confirmed by the opinions of
some OF the best practical iinit growers and dealers
in The country.
The following are net cash prices, delivered at
tbs Railroad or Express Office:
" 1000 25 on
Crates for g g quart boxes esh in
" 80 10
40 200
Pint baskets, per 1Ol 2tO
- 1860 100
Crates for q pint baskets each l5o
'' 81 rs
Packing stands for baskets and boxes ner d. e. Q0J
Extra charge Tor Pa XIII Crates, per 1000 qts. 200
These crates are made with corner post, are iron
bound, and secured by h sp and hinges.
These baskets can be had in email or large quaint
ties of
STEPHEN cox,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
236 N. Eel Av., Philadelphia.
ty- For the sale Of fruit and all kinds OF country
produce, To the sale Of which personal and prompt
attention will be given, marl7, Sm,w
NOTICE TO FAnMEHs AND 9TH
The undersigned, having taken Allderdi- SsFlN
ce's old stand, corner of Front and orangcfHEaj
streets, opened regular HH1E3k
Agricultural Depot g. Commission House,
And will keep constantly on hand and for sale at
| FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
NEW ROUTE OPEN !,
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS

TWO DAILY B1fhESS TRAINS
Leave wilmington connecting at Coa'esville with
the through train Of the Pennsylvania Central Rai
road for oil points West. -.
Mall. Express
Live Wilmington, 100 AM 465P.M
Arr C0atesville. 0.25 :" 72O
:. Harrisburg, 12.45PM. J211AM
" Piits,urg, 1.20 AM. go
:. Chicago, 1000 Pm. GAO Z"
Cincinnati, 3.s6 !" 1000P,M
Louisville, 1901 night. b01AM
- st. Louis. $50 AIMS 32bPM
Passengers leaving Wiminaton on Express train
at a.45 r. NJ connect at C0ateHville with Silver
Palace Day and Night Cars. which are run through
to CHI AGO and CINCINNATI without change.
New and elegant Sleeping Cars on all night traips
Baggage checked through to Pittsburg and 10
Checked on train to destination.
Connection is made between the Wilmington and
Reading Railroad and the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad at Coa,esvi!e. by omnibus, free OF charge
ESAsk for Tickets via Oostesvills.
J. G. sHARpLxss, J. L. suypAa, Cd. LIZ M,nrsE
Eng h Genl. Supt. Geni. Pnssg'r Agent, Agent,
CoAesyillc. Coa'csyilie. Wilmington.
Maryland and Delav are Railroad.
On and after Monday January 18th. trains will
run as follows:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

Leave wilmington connecting at Coatesville with
the through train Of the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road for NIL polnts West. $50
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
TREES and PLANTS

Ever offered in this country, which will be closed out
at
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

debt becomes due, unless a suit for tho col
lection Of such debt shall bo brought against
such company within one year after the
debt became due; end no suit shall be brought
against any stocltholder who shall cease 70 DO
q stockholdor n any such company, for any
same shall be commenced within two years
from the time he shall have ceased 10 DO
stOckhOidcr, nor until IN execution against
company shall have been returned unsatisfcd
IN whole or In part. .....
II shall he tho duty Of tho trustees Of every
corporation formed under this act 10 cause
book 70 be kept by the treasurer or secretary
thereof, containing the names Of all persons,
alphabetically arranged, who are or shall
Within six years have been stockholders Of
such company, aud showing their place Of
by them respectively; the time when thcy boz
came owners OF such shares, and the amount
Of stock actually paid In which book shall,
during the usual business hours Of the day on
every business day. be open for inspection Of
stockholdors and creditors OF The company,
and their personal representatives, At the Office
or principal place Of business Of such company
In the District Of Columbia whcro its businoas
operations shall be located, and any and every
such stakeholder, creditor, or representative
thpll have a right 10 make extracts from such
books, ana no transfer Of stock shall be valid
LOT any purpose whntsOyor except TO render
the person 10 whom Il shall be Transferred
liable for tho debts Of the company, according
70 the proylslons Of this act, untll II shall hayo
been entered therein, Us required by this sec
tiOn, by an ontry showing 10 aud from whom
transferred. Such look shall DO prnsnmptye
evidence Of the facts therein stated In favor Of
tho plaintiff In amy suit or proceeding against
such company, or against any ono or more
stockholders. Every officer or agent Of such
company, who shall neglect 70 make any
proper entry In such book, or shall refuse or
neglect TO exhibit the same, or 10 allow the
same TO be Inspected and extracts 10 be taken
thcrcfrOm, rs horelnbcforc provided, shall DO
deemed guilty Of a mlsdemeanOr, and the
company shall pay TO the party Injured a
penalty Of nifty dollars for any such neglect
or refusal and all damages resulting there
from; aud every company that shall neglect
10 keep such book open for inspection ~
Aforesaid shhll forfeit TO the United States the
sum Of fifty dollars for every day II shall go
neglect TO be sued for and recovered, IN the
name Of the people, In the Supreme Court Of
the District 81 Columbia, and whom 80 recoy-
cred the amount shall he paid into tho treasI
ury u said District Of Columbia for the use
thereof.
IN, n f1,.ffassIl ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
TIE TURF.
The Trials or speed Yestsrdsy-Iarse Audience
aud spienaid Contest.


and splendid Contest
A large audience assembled at the National
raco-courso yesterday TO witness the tTOt ad-
yertiscd TO take place between three we'll
known horses. The company present on this
occasion, rs on the day previous, was COM
posed OF many Of our bcst-known citizens,
who expressed themselves delighted with the
good order maintained and the arrangements
made for the comfort Of all. Among those
present yesterday were Gen. sherman, Rep
rescntatlyes Eldridgc, Cox and Randall, OK.
Mayor Wallach, Col. sam. Owen, Marshall
Brown, csq., Lieut.. Col. Haywood, Major n.
G. Richards aud hundreds Of well-known
business men. The contest was between the
horses Rockoy, Moses and gr. M Patchen, lr.,
all Of whom are somewhat known TO the pa
irons Of the turf In this vicinity.
The Raee.
Roctcv tho p,opcrtv of Mr.. Loomia of
Chicago l. a Gneiy made bay horse, and was
SriSc, nv Georse Nclson who won the race
81 Non1ny. Noses. a bay horse IA mate Ia
Aaron who took pa,t in t6e race Of Monday,
ana arc ho,h r,incd Inv Mr. hF Fawccit
,SLo J,,,no,ly, ov,ncd nc,tcr, ho VIVA driven
Nv NJ, j pyfer' eieorTo N. Patchcn, IT,,
v;bn bas bcrctnf,rc becn mentioned IN iheqe
columns. was driven by his owner Abs John
son. Of baltimore. The Judges Of the race
were The same pentlcmcn who oficiatod on
Monday, and upon drawing Tor place Inc fol.
lowing order was obtained; Moses al the role,
RncEev crntrc and patrhcn outsidc
FIHsT nEAT.
Tho horsca rot on well together. but Moses
speedily took Inc lead. followed closely by
Hockey. while Patthcn was left well In tho
rear On the third quarter Rocky was urged
by bis driver, and collared Moses before hS
acn gu INC las. luas'sr poie, tncy .urnv ,,
into Wy y, ~ ~. PIesS ~ WV
wv, NY NJ W, uaysl W.
ssoadily y, ~ ~ auu Tsi'
n ~ M,luSr VI .no nca' uI NY iin0
S'o'2i' MT PuaI.cr, ~, nali' ITO
sh ~, ~, hhh II 49,, m Ia.
~ VIZ seSghu NAV wy 81 Va aso
kctner, snoWing noJy PIss'y syarL Aiou ul'
tnoy went 70 INC nIst poe neek hnu neS ~.
vi t9e seconu Iuarte, tne Wo Erays glaau
MY MY uLeW away uon, IAchen, wio s,IuBgle'
wei, ou' was SNluehty no mattel lo1 ms co IN
Peutors. h0ckey ana nVses kept cioee y! 70
Eetner an INC race eha u was onIy On tn
nome stretch mat they separated, Nelsol
Smashing ms antagonlst on ana 9rngml
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
NtatiururI 8tpublitm.


The regular monthly meeting Of the Board
Of scbooI Trustccs wns Nod isst evening at
their rocms on Fifth street In the absence
o. ,,. wy p.es, ..1a sl., "v s VI Rrownc
Ii ,,n y PsosS NV, v.shan WI,
n,.ii,,. ' "'''''
DJ 4 nour,n,c.,,oD v.. received from W. g.
n,.in,sas .,,a,,isining ~ Inc action Of the
posrd in r.,s,Ian to thr charges made BY him
apaInst M Mckee. teacher o. the Franklin
school. and announcing his determination 10
foii,sv ,hc ,naticr nm until he obtained Justice
Hna sstlsiantion Tor nc outrages 70 which his
son has been subjected. Laid on the table.
A communication was received from z.
Ricbaris. snperintendent Of schools, adj
dressed AZ mo secretary OF the board. refusing
IN giye nm. In Acco trss with an order u
ne hoard papers In his charge, until the rule
of the board /. changed under which he holds
them Referred 10 the Committed ON Re
norris,
AIso an offer from J. q. Kennedy 10 aen A
LOT FOR achool purposes ON etrect Referred.
Mr, A, tx. BROWNE preeen,ed npplIcations Of
Mis- s. A. Chandlec, Miss Louisa Palmer, and
nn,,,t msw"'1 ~, nnsltjons NJ teacher, RE-
ferred 10 the Committee on Examination Of
Teachers
Mr.. j. 4 Brown offered the following;
yvh.,... y R,oh.,a. ,pD.,,n,.nd.nt az publ,,
scoss has refused % relgTn 70 The rons Of the board
d9eImes,. nd s.A,siSsi HHssss called ,1s y ' ,h
omm e ~ nnusi RsScst 10 sTgs iSeir du,iss
theroforo-
6s'9ss Ihat ne NJ W. ~ 70
he ssfd thersiore ~ tSis ast 10 merits and hereby
Resolve. The unqualified eensuT. o. thl' boasd
hs.oss Ia h. h9nos ss hsSeoy ,oeisd
moment from mo once
Mr.. Brown said Il was important the board
should understand whether they were 10 he
subiect 10 the behests OF the superintendcnt
or yybc,hcr the nancra belonginoi 10 thc hoo "A
should he kept In the rooms set apart for
their nae,
Mr.. Mcclellan said Mr.. Richards construed
the r,ilo of the hoard a. Owing him authoTity
10 Keen ali the paper In hls poesession. He
aid mot SO understand ID, Trne MI, Richards
Svss c,nectod h. ~ ihe ,,,.,aiiar h,,, ,haa AZ
W.. -, M, r. t,',s y, - ~ - - ~ ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

WANT or Sometimes there IL q
lack Of vitality In large and apparently we'll
developed frames. Herculean slnews and
muscles are not always indicative Of stamina
and constitutional yigor In their possessor.
Health depends more upon the condition Of
the stomach, the liver and the bowels, than
upon the breadth Of the shoulders, or the size
oil loose levers and pulleys Of the system In
which strength Is supposed TO reside. All this
grand Ani NAL machinery Is Of itself no pro-
tectlye against sickness and decay. Easy and
perfect digestion, regular and healthy score
lions, uncOntaminated blood, and q regular
discharge Of the waste matter Of the body
through the lntcstlnes, the kidneys and die
pores, arc the most potent safeguards against
disease, the best guarantees of longevity
To promote heSc objects is he gredi end and
purpose Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The
Ingredients Of which the Great Tonic and
Alternative Is composed arc taken solely from
the vegetable kingdom and their medicinal
| virtues are not cOunteTbalancod by the acid
and poisonous elements which eIisL more or
| less, In all the powerful mineral drugs. Suf-
fereTs from indigestion, biliOusness, lnteTmit-
tent feyors, nervous debility or constipation,
not only find immediate relief from the use
Of this agreeable stimulant and inyigorAnt
| but become conscious, as time wcars on, OF
an increase Of constitutional elasticity and
vital force. Labor and exposure no longer
produce the same effect upon them as hereto
lore, and they feel as II they had acquired a
new hold Ou life, new reserve Of physical
and mental energy. This has been the eI-
perience Of thousands Of both sexes, and every
day adds TO the mass Of confirmAtory testi-
mony. AT this season Of the year when the
temperature and state Of the atmosphere eX-
erclsc q peculiarly depressing influence over
the minds and bodies Of inyAlids, Hostetter's
Bitters Is the only tonic upon which the debil-
tated can rely for swiftand permanent restor-
alton. cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

Tho Pasllmo Club Of Baltimore arrived here
yesterday at / p. m, to play tho Nationals at
O'Clock. They proceeded 70 the grounds In
Nailor Bros coach, drawn by Sin beautiful
grays, dccked out In hnc plumcs, and the
coach handsomely dressed with nags, making
q magnificent turnout.
Play was called At $50 p. m, with the Ma
tionals at the bat Good fielding was dis
played on both sides, though loose ut tlmes
The Nationals were too heavy at the hat FOL
the Pastlmcs, and came out ahead by the fol
lowing score;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


=
A fatal accident occurred yesterday on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near the rosi-
dence OF Clark Mills, esq, by which Mr. Johh
Cameron, a well-lCnown contractor and stone
mason. and a resident OF the seventh ward,
lost his life The circumstances OF the affair
arc thus narrated Mr.. Cameron had walked
out TO sec Mr.. Mills, the artist, on business,
and was on his return TO the city, walking
down the righthand track, when the train
which left here at pi25 approached, and, after
the engineer had repeatedly blown his whistle
and the breaks had been put down, Mr.. Cam
eron stepped on the other track, while the
train due hero at $40 was rapidly approach
ing on Il. The engineer Of this train saw him
on the track, and blew his whistle TO "down
breaks" which were promptly put down, and
a series Of short whistles blown TO alarm him,
which he probably failed TO hear, (bclng a
little deaf In ono carr or he had become con
fused, and before the train was checked the
engine had struck him, fracturing the back Of
his head, and cutting his forehead and break
Ing one arm aud both legs below the knee.
The train was stopped, and the conductor
and employees went back and found the HE
less body on the side Of the road. TWAS care
fully placed In the baggage car and brought
| 10 this city. The conductor, Capt, Dukehart,
/ Immediately reported the fact TO MT. kOontz,
| the agent, and word was sent 10 Mr. ]. w.
Plant undertaken, who took charge Of the
remains about 1880 O'Clock. Officers Atchl-
sOn aud LawleT took charge Of the remains
until the arrival Of Mr.. Plant.
Coroner Potter was Mt once notified Of the
accident, but after hearing the facts In the
case did not deem Il necessary 10 hold an In
quest
The family and friends Of the deceased were
Informed Of the sad affair, and they at once
attended TO take charge OF the remains, which
were then conveyed TO his late residence, on
g street south, between Third and Four-and-
a-hah streets.
The deceased was about So years Of age,
and was man Of such sterling qualities as 10
make him universally respected lie was a
prominent member Of st. Andrews Society,
| the Burns Cllb, and Of Eastern Lodge No.
Of Odd Fellows. He leaves a wife and five
children. The funeral will take place to-mor-
row, and will be very largely attended by the
many friends Of Mr.. Cameron In this city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
i soriber has obtained from the OrphAns' Court o.
Warrington county, In tho District OF Columbia, let
ters testamentAy on the personal estate OF FnANcKA
EyAHs late Of Warrington county AioreaAid deoeased
All persons having claims against the sald deceased
hereby warned TO eKhbt the same, with the yoach
thereof to the subscriber before the dht day
from all beneht Of tho said estAts,
Given under my hand this eist day Of Mar, 1870.
iel.w3u JOHN X E1NANB, kIooutoE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

THE MAMMOTH Ox.-The mammoth OK,
now on exhibition on Centre market space,
near Ninth street. is attracting hosts Of wish
tors, who cannot fail 10 admire the great
bovine. This week II Is proposed to exhibit
| the animal for the benefit Of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum. For such worthy object
and to see such curiosity, very large at
tendance Of our citizens will no doubt be
present at every exhibition.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

Disiriai aT 0OlHRhia, Washisgfoa eoaSty, % Eai
In the case Of JoHa a. POWELL. and MARY A. ".
BHAFER, eIeoutsrs Of OnAFroH POWELL deceased,
Of the Orphans OOnTt Of MlahlRst0n Ooanty AioFe.
aid, appointed TUESDAY, june u, 4. d. ls1O. Tor
estate q said deceased and o. the assets In hand
far the have been collected and TUNED into
aaid deceased notlAed 10 attend With their claims
properly vouohed they otherwise hg laW be
Guided from ali beneht IN said deosAseds estate pro.
ydsd copy ~ hs order be Published Wesf for
three Wookn In the NATIONAL REPuBLlcAN previous
tho AAid day Test! A, WEBSTER,
ial.w3U RaaintaF 81 VILLA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

Buy YoURSTRAw HATS, WHITE SHIRTs, UR-
DER CLOTHING and Trunks at LEWIS, $40
Seventh street, between and X.
$50 dozen STRAW HATs from IS cts. up.
Try our LINEN Bosom SHIRT, at Sl.60.
100 Trunks In store and new ones coming
In every week.
The FINEST GooDs nc NM LOWEST PRICES,
Give LEWIS q call and SEQ for yourselves.
One price only.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

ELECTION OF OFRICERs.-The Washington
SPngeTbund have elected the following officers
10 serve for the ensuing elk months; Presi-
dent, Fred. Kahlors; vice president, A. Mcln-
ers; corresponding secretary, A. Hast; record
Ing secretary, Henry Laubach financial sec
rotary, y. Sohlaigj treasurer, Charles RAIDER;
standard-bcaTeT, Charles Bueheler.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

At the meeting Of the Levy Court, held on
| Monday, a communication was received from
DIR. w. w. Potter, coroner Of the District, In
answer to a petition which had been referred
TO him, stating that the signcrs had not re-
| ceiyed pay for serving as Jurors, DIR. Potter
says he holds himself In readiness TO pay the
| gentlemen named; that he has never declined
TO make such payment, and the only reason
he can assign Tor non-paymcnt Is that the par
ties have not presented themselves to him Ia
| claim payment
The report OF the treasurer Of the court for
the year 1850 was submitted, showing the
amount Of roceiptS including q balance
(t6l4.63) from last year, to be 4S7, COZ. 81
and disbursements $50, 6OS.25; leaving q bal
ance on hand Of t90g.2S.
The report Of the Commissioners OF Public
schools OF the county on the state Of the
school fund from January, 1885, to January
last, was also submitted. The report shows
that on January 1, 1855, there was I school
house, schools, with 1865 scholars and 8
teachers, and the receipts were tl2 5O3.44, and
expenditures eS052.9O. In 1885, 4 school,
houses, Z schools z teachers, 344 scholars; re-
coipts, siS66i.s0; expenditures, sIo, sO3. 10.
In 1857, 10 school-houses, IS schools, 635
scholars, IS teachers; receipts sl4, S33. A; ex-
pendltures, els, 082.03. In 1858, IS school
houses 10 schools, 10 teachers, Q assistants,
80 scholars; receipts, Sl3, 26l.75; expcndi-
lures, sl4,Tg9.S6. In 1859, Is hool-houses,
10 schools, $50 pupils, 10 teachers, 5 assist
ants receipts, 20, T22.6s, expenditures, f25,-
1874. In January, 1870 Is schOol-houses,
valued at ESQ, 364.Sd; schools, (whlto II, col
ored IL, q; scholars, (white 566 cOlOrcd sos, }
l,064i teachers 20; assistants 8. Total re-
celpts, tS5, 0SS.46; total expenditures f8s, :
$685.; expenditures for white SCHOOL,, $50
T2l.9i; expenditures for colored schools, e43,-
O57.T4.
Mr.. Plant from the Committee on Finance,
reported that he had disposed Of 5000 cor
pOratiOn Of Georgetown stock At e.
Mr.. Brown offered a resolution requesting
the surveyor 10 report At the next meeting
the full amount Of taxes for 1865 and 1870 I'M
paid which was adopted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

The TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-A combined
meeting OF St. Stephens and the Georgetown
Catholic Temperance Societies was held At
old Trinity church, on Sunday evening last.
The church was crowded to rcpletiOn, and
great enthusiasm prevailed. The st. Stc'
phen's Society was accompanied by the st..
Cecilia fine brass band, which disc0ursed eN-
cellent music. Eloquent and stirring ad-
dresses were delivered by Messrs. Thomas C..
Wheeler, F., McNahany, Major O'Driscoll
and others. Thirty-iour persons took the
pledge, which was administered by Rev.
Father Gasch, pastor Of Trinity church. The
demonstration was very brilliant and success
full 81. Stephens Society turned out about
one hundred members.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

CnEAP, NEAT AND CONFERENCE.-THE o.
choice Ohio butter, Of 10 and 26pOunds each,
received daily ut spicer Bros Butter Store
47s Pennsylvania avenue, and sos Ninth
street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

DEPARTURE or THE KNIGHTS TENPLAR.-
As heretofore arranged, the two Commando
ries of Knights Templar of this District, Wash
ington and Columbia, left here yesterday
morning en- route for WIlliamspoTt Pa, where
the grand encampWent will commence to-day.
The knights were In full uniform, one hun
dred and eight In number, and were accom-
panied by the Marine band. They arrived In
Wllliamsport safely last night and were pro-
yided with tentA for their portion Of the en-
canIpment. The exercises Of this occasion
will be very interesting, and will attract about
| ten thousand Knights.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

MEssRs. STRAsBURaER Bios, No. o06
Seventh street, between l aud X streets, has
Just received q large stock OF Congress gaiters
for ladies wear, which they are selling At the
extremely low price Of 81 per pair. They
have also full and complete stock Of ladies
CATERS ut t1.25, and full stock Of all quail
Ties and prices Of ladies foot gear" Their
stock Of gentleman's boots, shocs, and CALLERS
Is also large, and complete as any in this sec
ton, and those In quest Of any article In the
the advertisement Of this fair-deallng estab-
! lishmcnt.