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Clothing.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
A T THE NORFOLK HALL OF
n FASHION, NO Is MAIN
STREET. NORFOLK

"a.
Opened this day most superb stock of
SPRING andSUMaER CLOTHING, manufacture
ed of the very best materials and in the la
test and most fashionable styles. The public
are respectfully invited to call and satisfy
themselves that they are the finest and best
assorted stock of
Ready Made Clothing
ever offered in this city. | am determined
to sell on the most reasonable terms and no
pains shall be spared to please all who may
favor me with their patronage.
lzB~ Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of
every variety and description, both of quail
ity and price. Ny stock of CLOTHS, CASsI-
MEREs AND VEsrfNGs, are also large and well
selected.
All orders punctually attt nded to, and sat
isfaction guaranteed in all cases.
N. B.--A good stock Of Boys CLorHrNG
always on hand, which will sell very low.
oc ; K. d. CLIFTON.
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Restaurants.
DOWHATAN HOUSE,
4 No. Up st., Church 5elo,e the National

Hotel.
The subscribers have taken charge of
this well known establishment, with the in
tention Of conducting it on the most ap-
proved plan. The house has been put in
complete order, fitted with new furniture,
&c, and every arrangement made for the
comfort of those who are DESTROYS Of patron
ling a well kept public house.
The BAR will be filled with the best Of
Liquors.&c., and MEALS furnished at any
time with every delcacy in season.
The finest Oysters our market affords will
be served up in any style desired lat thcs shor-
test notice.
oc3 EHEA & BARNES.
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Medical.
UAMPTON'S TINCTURE
Will TTIE u YSp E'PST

II ffi PtEONsS fETNd'TlTRE
Ill Will CURE DYSPEPSIA.
Hampton's Tincture
viii cure Copoh
Uanptou's Tiucturo
Will cure Rheumatism,
| Hampton's Tincture
Will cure Nervous ueasache.
| Hamptou's Tincture
Will cure Sauralri,
| Uamntnn,s Tinctnre
viii curo Sninal D;sassa.
HamDton's Tincture
WIN Jnv;oorata
Uamnton,s Tinc.rre ''"'''
| VIII cure low Spir;ts.
HAMpTON,S TINCTURE
Wherever used has bee successful in curinr
| disease after other remedies have failed
| For DISEASES OF WOMEN and Chill.
| DREN it is A GREATREAiDY. and shouId
| be used in every family.
IlR VIZ, HIGH.
No. 95 Souru pAcA STREET. BA1r1MoEs.
| Cured of Rheumatism. Dygneusia and Ner.
yous Disease,
MR.. Ed WIN d. SpRAELIN.
No. 81 REG1sryR STREET. RALT1uoRu.
Most dreadful case of Scrofula of vear,'
standing LOST number of nieces of
bone. restored to health.
MISS U1PY SC0FIELD Tsoo5ar
No. $50 Baltimore St.
Her case after wears Of suffering has astop-
ished her friends. Let the afflicted
call to see her.
UEPFDITARY SCROFrJA
how in the family of the Hon "
Thomasson. once member of Conyress fro,,
Kentucky, was a mass Of sores from head 49, =,
foot. His eyeGds turned inside ont nrotr.'
DING over the eveballs 50 AZ TO nroducr blinG.
ness. He was cured by Hamnton,s yno,t,.
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.
2 GOLD WATCHES,

{S GOLD w A TIC IL E ., CD
60 WELRy. &c. aeassa
We take this occasion to inform our friends
and all those in search of superior time
kecper-that we have now in store one of
the best assortmeIts of
GOLD WATCHES
ever before offered by us. consisting of
PLAIN AND FULL JEWELLED GOLD
HUNTING LEVERS,
Do do do do Single Case do.
Do do do do and Enamel
Hunting Ladies' do.
Do do do Silver Hunting and
Single Case Levers,
Gold and Silver Hunting and Single Case
Cylinder Watches,
Do Hunting, REAL 7. F. Cooper Duplex
Watches,
Also, Ladies Fine Enamel and Diamond Set
Watches,
New and splendid assortment of FIFE GOLD
Fruit Frosted Ear Rings and Pins,
Chatelaine Chain Guards, Fob and Vest
Chains,
Gold, Steel and Silver speetaclcs,
Gold Thimbles and Finger Seals,
Seals, Keys, Medalions and Charms,
Gold, Silver and Pearl Card Cases,
Ship Chronometers for sale and on hire,
Gold and Shell Eye Glasses,
Gold and Silver Pencils with pens, something
new and good,
Plated Cake. Fruit and Card Baskets,
Plated Casters, Spoons, Forks, Asparagus
longs,
Crumb, Fish and Pie Knives, Silver Tea Sets,
Forks, Spoons, Cups, Goblets, Cream and Su-
gar Pots, Ladies', &C.,
With an unusual stock of every variety of
fancy and desirable goods. All of which will
be sold cheap for cash.
oc3 J. NJ. FREEMAN.
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WATCHES. .JEWELRY.

NV n ICHES, j f W IIIHE
w SIL YER AND PLATED WARE.
JOHN d. BLAND, Corner Of High and
Crawford Streets has just received superior
stock of Watches, Je,relry, Sttrer and Plated
Ware, and Fancy goods, which are offered
at low prices.
Watches, Jewelry, and Clocks repaired at
the shortest notice and warranted Old Sill
yer bought and taken in exchange. oc 3
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The keeper of a livery stable at Cape
Cod had a habit of cautioning his patrons
against rapid driving. One day, one of
them came for team to Join q funeral
procession, and handing him the reins,
our friend, as usual, mechanically observ-
ed, ''Don't drive fast l''--'' look here, old
fellow" exclaimend his customer, ''Tm
bound to keep up with the procession of
l kill the horse!"
A CARELESS HEN.--"John, did you find
any eggs in the old hens nest, this morn
ing Pho, sir. If the old hen laid any,
she mislaid them"
Dr. Conyers, of London, once dissccted
a person who had died of love, and found
an impression of a lady's face upon his
heart Ahem! Must have swallowed the
daguerreotype.
Why is kiss like some sermons !? Be-
cause there are two heads and one appE-
cation.
SUIcIpE-A young man named Peter
Whelan, a dealer in tin ware, in Concord,
Mass, committed suicide on Tuesday
night, by hanging himself in a shed at
the rear Of his dwelling. No cause
known.
A young man named Robert N. Ha-
gany, of Wilmington, Del, accidentally
shot himself while cunning on the banks
of the Christiana, few days since.
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w I'll. BUCK

:" I'll. BUCK,
w No. 1903 &c los Church street. Norfolk
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior
Mineral Waters. Fine Draft Ale always on
hand
Oc
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I adiss Shanghai Morocco Boots,
~ LADIES MOROCCO BOOTS.

LADIES KID BOOTS,
We have large assortment of the above
press. an! made in Philadelphia. Also, a
large stock of goat Bootees. All the above
goods will be sold at the lowest Cash prices.
These are fresh and seasenable goods La
dies will please CALI at No. 8, East Side, Mar
ket Square.
ocl2 l.. l.. BRICKHOUSE.
4 SMALL lot Of choice Hams, retailing
"A at 20 cts. By
eel2 JAS. F.. JONES.
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Rates of Advertising.

l square of10lines Or less, one insertion, so C.
Each subsequent insertion, Is c.
! square week, 5 10
square month, 500
q months, 500
months, 1000
All advertisements ordered twice or
thrice week, for each insertion
after the first, per square, 37I5 C.
Contra citing Rates.
square, renewable at pleasure, per
annun, payable monthly, $4,000
Each additional square, per annum, 1000
Professional Cards, not exceeding five
lines, per annum, in advance, 1900
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NJ s. FORBES,
~ DEALER IN ENGLISH C AERE
CAN HARD WARE, NO. SO,
HIGH STREET,

Portsmouth, Ia
Has in store. and is receiving weekly,
goods of every description usually kept in
a well conducted Hardware Establishment
His goods are purchased from the Manutac-
tarers att the lowest cash price, which
enables him to sell at very low rates. Those
in want Of any article in his line will do well
10 givehim call.
N. B. Horton 6 ALnolas celebrated Ship
Tools always on hand, and at Factory prices.
nc
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n. B.-All kinds Of Gentleman furnishing
Goods PROFESSIONALLY low--also, good lot
of Superior Cloths, Gassimeres and Vestings,
which he will make at reduced prices and
warrantgood trimming-make and fit or you
need not take them. Remember at
+. A. HARMS, No. 10 Main STREET.
: DC 2
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To one visiting, after long years of all
sence, the village he left in childhood,
everything seems to have grown little
with years; its old, magnificent proper
tions have dwindled away; the long-drawn
avenue Of other days, appear to have
been shut together like a telescope, and
the village has shrunk in its valley, like a
dried 1ilbert in its shell.-The village
"creek for what old hamlet was with
out it ?--is strangely narrowed, and ne
wonders if the world has indeed grown so
very old, that its very veins are running
dry :; and he fancies they have been
"setting" the world over in "minion,"
that Nature stereotyped in great plea"
and so now there is a pocket edition Of the
village and the vale.-Portland 9ian-
script
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Gents Best Article of Dress Shoe
made by the Celebrated
workman,
LEONARD BENKERT, OF PHILADELPHIA.
EO pairs Mems Calf Strap Shoes,
cO both medium and Pump Sole,
SO pairs Patent Oxford Ties, very thicksoies,
go pairs Patent and Kid Strap Shoes,
SO do medium sole Calf Congress Caters
with silk goving,
Sc pairs double sole Calf Caters, nailed bot
toms,
SO do Patent and Kid Congress Caters.
All the above Shoes are the finest dress
goods made, and just received per Adams Il
Co.'S Express.
oc Is L. l.. BRlCkHOUSE,
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could not pass it but he was determined
to get married-and trust to luck and
Lucy.
The night came and they were married
All were merry; the laugh, the chat, the
song, and the dance, made up a lively
party until midnight. The company
then commenced to dsperse, and at one
o'clock, Bill Jenkins was left solitary and
alone in the hall, Lucy Ann had retired,
and her bridesmaids were off in a distant
room. Bill Jenkins, walters and friends
had gone home with the ladies' Bill
was now at the point where he thought hi,
firmness would fail him--his situation
was q peculiar one. He was not certain
which was Lucy AIMS room, although
he had been told and even had he known
it he could not go to it.
The Waterman cried past 2 o'clock,
and yet jenkins was still alone apparent
ly engaged in pursuing all old almanac,
which by chance, had been left in his coat
pocket. An old female darkey, who re-
sided in the family, had been prevailed on
by the ladies, who noticed Jenkins bash
fulness, to show him his bed room, and
accordingly introduced herself to him,
in as modest q style as she well could.
"Mr Jenkins. said she, its past 2 o.
clock.
oh, yes-I know it; I'm going home
in few minutes. Old woman where is
my hat?"
Its in Miss Lucy's room, sir, you can
get it there if You'll 90 in. Mr.. Jenkins,
why don't you go to bed? Miss Lucy is
there wa ting for you; don't be so modest;
the ladies will all laugh at you. Come
with me, and I'll show you the room, for
| want to put out the lights, fasten up
the house aud go to bed
he old woman seized hold of Jenkins
and pulled him long until she got him out
ofthe hall ind his gaze was fixed for nc
ment upon the entry door; but she had
determined to put him into Miss Lucy's
room. and after violent efforts, succeed
ed. There he stood, with the mob of the
door in his hand-but the old darkey had
been smart enough to lock the door out
side.
Lucy pretended for some time to be a.
sleep; but that sort of CANNON would not
answer; at last she said:
My Dear Billy, what is the matter 2
l want my hat screamed Jenkins
Lucy knowing his modesty leaped out of
bed, and after carressng him for some
time, Billy went to bed with his clothes
and boots on-and trembling till morning.
How JinlIins subsequently managed
matters and things in general can be
known by application to his dear Lucy
Ann.
Reader strange as itmay appear, there
are Jinkins' all over the world but the
freemasonry of welded life draws the
curtain before the eyes of the uninitiated.
Going to bed Oh the first night after
marriage must be among the most deli
cate situations in life. Ask your married
neighbor how it was with him We
have no experience, exactly in that way.
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Holms the Yankee poet recently said
that he did not believe in equality of the
sexes--in fact he rated woman rather
higher than man, The Augusta Age
supposes that this opinion is founded on
the passage OF scripture which speaks of
the man being created little lower than
"the angels"
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CENTRAL WHARF.
RaNs q Constable have in store and
Id for sale:
600 bbls. fresh patent Lime,
800 do W. City do,
200 do fresh Roscndale Cement,
100 do do Calcined Plaster,
$50 DO do Land do,
bales Plastering Hair,
600 Sawed L4ths,
5000 Bait. Pressed Brick,
500, 000 ordinary building do,
$4,000 4 feet Cypress Pales,
10000 S do do do,
10000 6 inch Cypress Fencing.
$4,000 do Yellow Pine do,
$4,000 feet assorted Scantling,
10000 do all heart 2x4 Garden Rail,
10000 do sap and heart 2x4 do do,
5000 do Kongh | q inch Flooring,
$4,000 do skrossed - do do,
10000 DO do l do do,
500 best quality Cedar Posts
G,o00 feet 4 inch heart Stepping,
10000 best No l heart Shingles.
5000 do do sap and heart do,
so bbls. Tar, % do Pitch
Together with an assortment of seasoned
White Pine Cypress Oak, and Ash Lumber.
oc3
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SMOKING TOBACCO,-A superior
- article of Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco
in barrels for sale by KING & TOY.
oe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-03


Among the advices brough, by The Granada from Cuba
We ind the intelligence Of the death o; Miguel Toon
whose sudden and uptely fate u deeply mournei ~ ha
many friends and admirers, both here and In his native
country Endowed by nstare With talents which he inn
proved and perfected by all possible means, ih learned
p4trt scholar became distinguished Ia the lite
rary world - his beauty 81 speech, the purity Of his
style the originality Of his conceptions the novelty of his
images and the power and force ~ biz ressonings His
mind however, far from being free. n groanei
under the weight Of cruel and tyrannical government
and fottcrcd by oppressive ann barbarous institutions
and III order give bent 10 his feelings he compelled
10 srck an atmosphere ~ liberty ~ enjoy the aiyan
agcs free institutions and 10 live IN tho midst 81
people. During hs residence IN this country Miguel
Toon advocated IN the most strenuous and zeaou
ner tho independence Of his country from spanish ruo
and WOULD have been ready In the leld 10 aid IL accom-
Fishing what he advocated In hts writings had oppor
tunHy offered After protractcd exile of over nine
years during which the physical sunerngs bore no com.
rarison 50 the anxcies and of his mind his expcc
aticns vanished, and The beautiful structure which
his fancy bad conceived and the Hai,etng boes which
biz brilliant Imagination entertained Ia regard to the land
q his birth, crumbed 70 pieces he then resolved ~
and lid his last farewell 10 his country anil rea
ives; hut alas he Is The IF freedom has
ost u H. most Jealous AMI constant advocates Cuba
has been deprived Of most faithful aud uncompro1lsng
champion NJ rs liberty, .4d the literary world mourns
the loss u dtnguisLct poet AID learned and proi-
Gent scholar,
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Naval Intelligence.

Tho Tinted States soop of war vinccnnes, lying al The
Brooklyn Navy Yard, ordered 10 90 In commission 90
morrow, the 90 inst The yncennes will sail for the
coast o. Africa the latter part Of next ~ the beginning Of
the week following Thve having letters 20 send 70 ther
friends the coast o Africa leave them a, the Naval
Iyceum before the 10Th inst.
The United States sioop-ofwar Cyane, or Hampton
Roads Is expected % ro out o. commission IN few lays
Tie injury sustained by The United states steamer Sra
lying at the Gosport Navy Yard on the night ~
the 18th ut Is thought 10 be Of serious nature Than
vas at fret apprebended She will all probability have
90 in dry dock. and perhas be put out Of commsson
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Political Intelligence.

Vyeuy IroSoR The mother Of Colonel Jacob ~
Kunke the democratic candidate for Congress tho Fifth
district Of Maryland, died a, Frederick the cath u
The Hon II W. Hoffman the American candidate, immed
aely determined In consequence Of this event. that be
would refrain from any further discussion OF national pol
tics during remainder OF the canvass and in note TO
Col Kunkei says
In this the hour OF your bereavement, permit me
TO tender my sincere coincidence, and ~ lay at the
shrine crushed hopes and affections all the sym
pa,hcs Of my better nature trained as they have prev
ously been in the bitter school OF experience by
srniar affecting stroke of Providence Let me assure
you this has much soencd, If indeed has not
entirely removed whatever asperity OF feeling may have
heretofore found Judgement my breast II will be my
pleasure conform future action in the canvass in
which we are engaged 10 such shall be entire
y consonsnt with your feelings and such as dictated by
the strctest rules OF honor and propriety
GovrRSoH wMKER's CorRss ESpoRsEp. Tho following
endorsement OF the Of Gov Walker on tho
election frauds In Kansas We find in Forneys Philadelphia
Press 81 Monday
The action Of Governor Walker In regard 10 oxford pre-
cinct johnson county, in Kansas has transpired. On
this point shaii have something to say tomorrov
Meanwhile have only TO repeat our entire approval OF
this action, expressed IN the the PrsS ~ ffaas ana W
declare our opinion tina, he will be sustained by every Zoe
10 fraud elections and every Trend OF the princpe
that /" the majority shall rule"
A SOUTHERN KASsAs srSrsKnr-The Wilmington North
Carolina Conmerciai says
Prom the returns Of tho election in Kansas there but
ittle doubt IA will be free state when u enters the
rniop The sound principles which prevail in the
country and avowcd by the administration forbid com
plant The people of Kansas alone have right 10 de.
eide in this matter The people will Il, so let be.
HoS sossrr Toox,~-Tne Legislature Of Georgia will a..
semble at Mledgevie on Wednesday the s,h inst, and
the Inauguration Of Governor Brown will take place on
the following Friday. Among the first acts Of the Legis
laure will be the Of Uucd States Senator TO pro
vide for vacancy might otherwise take place By the
expiration of Senator Toombs 10 Of occ on the third
Of March 1859 The Senator ~ rrobeey be his own sue.
cessor.
ASorrrR MISSISSIPPI sKSAroR "A question Will come up
before the Legislature Of Mississippi which ba. inst assem-
hlcd touching a. power 70 elect United states Senator
succeed Hon Alberto Brown. whose term expire. N tsp'
H,he present Iegu,gre Which was elected IN 1855 snd
probably Know Nothing should fail 81 make choice ard
allow the crccn 50 &c 70 the next session General
uuitnar viii be the most prominent candidate before w.
and viii muFt likely succeed JEFF. Davis aud John A.
Qsman would make " Southern lreeaer =.
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Among the living paper Is note for s26 900 Second
Avenue Railroad, secured by $4,000 second mortgage
bends Of said road $4,000 note OF knoch Dean endorsed
by H. Conklin and r. W. Dick: s. 900 $40 0Oo with
mortgage or farm, &C; a. Miller, $i 500 with deeds Of
property.
ono OF the stockholders said he had three propositions
TO submit 30 the meeting.
First-To ourselves or rc-snhscrhe a certain
amount to enable tho bank 90 again Ia few days
when our deposits or stocks would be good
seconcTo have receiver appointed coiiec, all tho
outstanding debts and pay depostors then for the
stockholders 10 meet and take what steps they might
deem necessary for winding up the accounts OF the bank
setting il on a good footing sgsn.
Tbrd-To 90 on aud iiquiiale al present and lose
everything We have In the bank.
These propositions slightly discussed but neither
adopted by the meeting.
Officer Cnderhll then offered resolution that com
mittee Of five be appointed tn examine all the
and debts due the bank and investigate all the affairs
Of the hank that they might deem proper also express
their opinion TO the hes, to DO pursued by the
sockho and dcpSnrs said committee he composed
81 three stockholders and two dcposor- aud rcpor,
rs carly date as possible The resolution adopted
and the following persons appointed ON the committee
Fred r. Ice, Dr. VIM Hbbard, J. g. willot. J. X Hay
wood and fanici Qnmhy The committee were empow.
cred 10 employ what help they might need. resolution
was offered 10 employ y W. Edmonis Esq. lie declined
being entered on the minutes thus, but offered OF his own
accord 10 render every assistance In his power 10 the
mtee The meeting gave Mr. EinOnds a vote OF thanks.
I'm motion. the committee Instructed 10 inform the
meeting of the time and place for the meeting by
advertisement in the Herald and EucniHg Pat.
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TO THE EDITOR OF rnE HERALD.


Iobsorve In Of your issues Of last week which has
only this moment come under my notice. report that
Mcssrs. T. Cunard Co. had purchased the Glcnwood
vbarf property Such y not the case. The property IN
question was held by the Glcuwood Banking Company,
and leased lately 10 A. Kannard ESQ who proposes 70
establish the Cork screw propeller line &C steamers,
with emgrant depot st that place The stake arose,
~ doubt, from tie similarity Of the name.
A. nD3r Agent.
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Axo1HrR R.nKoAp DECISION OF soxK ImoRr.

ANOTHER RAILROAD DECISION OF SoNE IsroRr.
tNF--1he Bnghsmton Democrat states that trial
came 81 before Judge Bacom at the Broome Circuit hi
wc,k bttween Mr. Beebe, respectable gentleman o.
hiiy yeas and upwards, and Mr. Ayree, CONDUCTOR up
the " Railroad. Mr.. Beebe had purchashed ticket
from Ncwburg g. ADDISON bnt arriving ~ DEPOSIT ne
left the cars being a,gued 70 lay over III the next day
The next day b. took the ten O'Clock a. NJ cmRrant
train west but left al Great Bend, and took the DAY ~
prose train Ayres the conductor refused 70 recognise
the ticket, and put him on the train forcby Inc sur was
brought for damages for the assault Mr. Beece recover
cd verdict for $50 under the direction Of the Cout
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The Trial OF Cancem, Set Down.
COURT OF OYER AND TKRxIrER.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.


Nov 2ZTs The MATER Of Ne case 9 Michael Cdncemi,
charged With ne msrisv # Policeman Aniersou. Mr.
Bankman counsel for the accused moved that the trial
be- postponed for eight weeks order 10 rive time 20
send commission 10 Italy 10 take testimony for the dc
fence.
Tho District Attorney opposed the postponensent and
after some discussion the trial set down for the third
Monday this month An additional panel u 100 Jurors
rae ordered for thai day,
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SPORTING.

L or sAhF-a1 BELGIAN lyoNa BREED CANARtss
also assortment q German SINGING birds Just arrived
ship Wishing from Antwerp also abou3 30 singing mork
rr 'Ids No IS Watt street. corner Of Washington street,
New York
CuNs RIFLES PISTOLS, &C., CHEAPER THAN
NJ ever wholesale and retail a, v. REYNOLDS ~ Chatham
street end No bPrenchs Hotel opposite TIE City Iia The
the city, and warranted NJ re
presented leo sole agent for The United States for Star
tc,'s aelebraicd gun c.ps
CETTER sLUT-FTNE bRHED AND WE'LL BROKEN.
- fsppiied for Immediately, Will BE- sold For Us. Apply
10 JOHN, EEBEi, once, 500 Houston street.