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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-03
Dayton & Michigan R.R.
Open To Toledo,

NJ TUX VI \ q IN CONNECTION
~ with the Dctroit and Toledo r. n, 20 miles the
shortest line between Dayton ana Den oit and with
mile, line belwesn Dayton and chieSso.
TWO DAILY TRAINS
ON and after MONDAY, AUG, 20, 1859, regular
,anh rsns VIII leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit aud
FfRsT TRAIN--Ieaves At 400 a. M, arrives a.
Toledo At $50 p. m, Detroit 80 y. ms at
Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and Boston, con-
meets ~ Lime ~ 90 M with trains on the p ~.
Wa e. n, r. for Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving
A. fort wayne A. l,c0 p in 10 timeto connect with
Huntington, Peru and Logansport, and arriving At
ChiceSo a. 10 y m, IN lime 10 connect with All
evening trains leaving that city. This train also
connects AZ Toledo with trains on M. S 4 N. T. H. h.
i1i htrtap and Jackson, and with trains on me
ulcttltna and Toledo Hail Road Tor Cleveland and
hpIaluI tlNo tenprcia a sidney WITH trains on b.
8 = h1.. fe9t geet, and at fiqua inf Columbus
nreia A. ti1 ,l lI4Inton u ~ w. ~ h. ~ NJ
y 1ilui8llf, and aIfIfc8 af f'icar1 = 500 ~ n,
iaatlnH tip't ttnrftIIon NII 1.l IItI II I. "a Ut
ing VIII. aii 9tpfin4 tsinA lIeill sd with,
steam Boat ~ tlfFtIend an0 BtNtib
sieeplnt Carr elt aisqici 20 ail night trains be-
tNsth te,l4 anl = t1lpafo.
chicq4c, and points West aud North-west Also for
fltta1ur9h Philadelphia and all Eastern cities and
for aioeair rointa on the beiciontaine Rnd Indian
apeis b 3 can be had BY calnson s. a. KIHe, Tick
VI Agent, union Depot Da tons b. on the dif, rent
agcrttun ne line.
fsfs as lcw a hy any other route.
N9c.lrlHi snd esii fof lfrtsta ~ way OF Lima.
VII M = vossSle gss.s AZ ne sen sha5re s sses, n,
E Tlaasfefa belessn nassoa And ohissso,
flttsbatB, 1eis4acf netfoft
aagaa ~ stofak kRkk, sup'h
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-03
BOOTS. SHOES. &c. &CL
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson Street.
Dawn SCNREIAK 10

"Itis now settled that the LASTING health of AwL
men, women and children, depends on the condition
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-03
WHEELER Il WILSON,
BE win g Machines. s.

HUSTON BUILDING,
Corner of ThiId and Jefferson,
DAYTON, OHIO.
w offer the Wheeler IL Wilson Sewing
" Machines, with important improvements, at
Ieduetion OF $50 on former prices and to meett the
aemand Tor GOOD, low-priced Family Machine,
nave introduced NEW STYLE, working upon the
same principle and making the same stitch thoueh
not so highly finished, at
FlFTYrFlVH DOLLARsl
The elegance speed, noiselessness and simplioitz
Si the Machire the beauty snd strength OF siiteh
oelng ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, impossi bic 10 pavels
ana leaving no chain or ridge the under side ne
economy OF Thread and adaptablity to the thicRe1s
oF FUNNIEST iabFies has rendered this the most sue
oessiul ana popular Sewing M Achine now made.
Az our various onces, We Iell at New York pri-
oos anu give Instructions free OF charge to enable
PuEehasefs 70 sew ordinary seams hem, fell ouilt
gather, bind and tuck, all on the saine Msehinef
warrant 1t for three years "hu
FIJI GALL FOR CIRCULAR, containing
mn partlculArs, prices, testimonials, etc.
gahIo W. SUMNER X co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-03

A few doors South Of the Market House
DAYTON, o,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02

V0R GOOD 00oDs AND Low HnI0Ds,
On = ~. Wsst0sesaA slssst, Mceolls' Dossk, :
lsba3 AAN1OGeO oUD1es
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02

Infer .At.rass lesssssst,

nN and aher Sunday DEC. sth 1855, sad sasa
Inrther notice trains will lsave n0cA IalaoA do1ly
Sundays excepted. 40 follows:
lst mail train ~ lO2 i
ID freight IIlo r
ID night express Els ?. =.
Trains arrive 1t Root Island daily, ousAays e.
cepted, follows
lst night expsess ~ SO 4. =.
ID freight trains u 9OoP p. !.
81 mail train IT 1.o0P. =.
All trains over this road arsis direct oonnsxiDo Z
Chicago with trains both the Mlchi9an 0oushen
Michisan Central Pit,sLurg. Fort wayne end CAics-
60 Rail Road 10 and from Detroit. 1essa0.
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, H'stshursA.
DunkiTt, BuGhlo. NIAGARA Yalls, Albany. u0v Yos1.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wsahingtca. Ass q
LA6alle with trains Of the nlin1ls Osnssal AnaA-
North 70 0aieaa and south 70 D. Louis anA OaGs -
which places tickets can b. procured on
w. b. 0rcmnelle, fickes Aosat,
Agents, 3. =. Depot, R0ck 1slaal.
Posseneers reminded OF the neooesoeyee 0V1n1
distinct directions the destinatin ~ thsoP 49,
gage also 70 procure tickets bsfore takne thsar go
In the cars the Conductors collect srss ealy 49,
tions the line Of the Chicaeo Anock 1saad rasUa
JOHN ?. TRACY, SuparnAaaAaA.
WI. WnnnAn. Asst 0up't.
Eock Island. Dec. 8, 1919 (dtf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02

IA NO FOR TEE -.
TcOR TONE AND PINIsH, these instruments have
II for the last THIRTY YEARS maintained repu.
tation unsurpassed BY any others Manufactured IN
this country.
yor sale by ~. OS9OOD,
sep1 ia Brady street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02

Nr0aa0n = hssen1 sapsa thas ~ ondsssigne1
IN SS - I60. 49, SoeotS1o1 Vup9ss0oG1
4 ~. anaoG1oAe1 thonDoVO end 1oSmo1 ooDogt.
80 61o66ymeOo9 oseeSz 1870
/ sssnDs& ~ - ~ a1D4s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
How ARD ASSO CIATION

PHILADELPHIA.
Renero'snt Insfitnfi0n essab.ished ~ special IN.
d0,rmenf, for ne Reli.f OF the Ssck a~d
Disfressed, afflicted rith Vtrtlems
and Epidemic Diseases.
VsHn HOWARD AssoI ALTON. in view OF the
i awful destruction OF human life cAnse by sexu-
al diseases and the deceptions prsetic'd upon the
unfortunate victims IT ruch disease by Qnacks sew
erAl years ago directed It's consulting surgeon. .
charitable Ct worthy OF their name, n open dis
pcnsAry the treatment OF this class Of cases.
In all their FORMS and 10 give medical advice gratis
10 all vhc apply by letter With description OF their
condition, (Age, occupation. habits Of lite Ac) and
In case ofcxreme poverty 10 furnish meiicinss rt
Of charge II IL needless t. add that tbs association
commands the highest medical skill Of the age. and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment
The Directors Of the associations In their annual
port upon the treatment Of sexual disrases express
IN HIGHEST satiefaction with the success which has
attend the iabors OF their In the cure Of
spermattor rh0s seminal weakness Gca ecet
syphilis the vice Of Onansm self abuse, disea. ca
OF the hidneys and BLADDER, &c. and order contin.
nance n the same plan or the ensuing year.
The Directors, review Of the past, feel assured
that their laboYs In this ephere Of b.n-voei effort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted. especially
TO the younr aud they have resolved 10 devote them
selves, with renewed zeal to this very important and
much despised cAuse.
An admiral r. port on spe rma torrhoes, or semi
nal weakness the vice 81 Onsnism, masturbatioD or
and other diseases Of the sexual organs,
by the sultng SURGEON, Will be sent hy mail I'm
sealed envelope1 free Of charge, on receipt u TWO
for postage. Othe reports and tracts on the
nature and treatment OF sexual diseases, diet, &C
are constantly ksng pubshsd for gratutous distri-
butinp and will be sent To the aicted SEINE ~ the
new remedies and nethods Of treat ment severed
during the last year are Of great value.
AdiPess for Report or treatment, On. J. Skill
LIN HOUGBTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso.
citation; No 9 south Niath street. Philadelphia,
PeunsyivaniA
Nv order OF the Directors.
RxkA d HnARfWEl.L. fTesSdeNs.
0UO. PAIROHILD, HaCvstIrv. Ja26-vlv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mississippi &, Missouri +. +

Trains run by Chicago time, which IL twelve nin-
utss faster than Davenport tire.
I'm and AfssY Monday, Jan. 10th. 1855. anl usan
~ further notice, trains will leave DovooposA ~
Ausoatine, Columbus City, Washingtou anA Ievo
ONy (Sundays e1ceptcdD - follows:
AIT Express and Man Train ~ S06 4 Z
Trains VIII leave Dsvsnpost ses Chscsssdaily. -
lays excepted ~ follows:
Lat Mail Train, st - 4 =
ID Express Train, At oeO p =
Trains arrive ~ Dsvsapost dsily. tDsnAass sssV
Let nEprsss Train u 6X -.
"a Mail Train, Ut 10 P0
vAoM TEE WKsf.
Let Dxpvess and Nan Train. a. SN1ul
Trains run By Chicago time, which 10 twelve mia
ates faster than Davenport time.
All trains ont Of Davenport will make ouonoeoauno
at Coufnbs City, Washington end Iowa Oaty Win
the WesteTn stage Co.'s stages for Ill pelnss Wet.
The Passenger TPain connects q n0ck Island ~
Ohtcsso ROca 1slaAd Railroad trains for Oh pponAn.
East, North and South.
Passsngsss are reminded Of ~ nsseu1nv senvlaa
distinct direction - 10 the Destination Of Ska1s 49,
gass. also bsloss sahAo Aes esa06z
The cars.
N. ,. The Morning or ~ trs,r sos - no
connects 1t Jciie with Nans he 11SeAignn c.
T. 81 At the junction with trains on she Pisss.
burg. ~ wayne Chicago 4; 81 CASraao vsa6
trains on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Cea&
trail Rail Roads.
J,ns-dH JOHN '. TRA0Y. ssDa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02

THIS MORNING.
NO. - WEST SECOND STREET,
Opposite Lie Claire House.
irish 4 French POplyms,
| VALENCIA PL:A1Ds,
SIX Robes .a'QMiIIe,
RICH DRESS SILKS,
Breche Lsng and Square Shawls,
French s,sd Bay State
WOOL LOV
EMBROIDERIEs
Fre1s G b ~ e .. / - Oes.
Para IN e ttas,
Al Extremely Low Prices,
oan bs found among the large stock Of New Goods
WADSWORTH'S.
II m Ored.
T,ns STOCK OF GOODS FORMERLY BE-
i longing TO
4. Oh II Il Nd RFER,
And kept next the post Once, is removed to the
STORE OF l.. SCHRICK Err 4 CO..
On Second street. near Harrison. There 10 still
very good assortment Of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats ana Gaps,
NOTIONS, sc.
Thofe in want Of anything will please call soon as
the goods must he sold without regard 10 cost, 70
close the asslgrmen
LORENZO sCHRICKRR, Assignee.
NEW GOODS
GREAT BARGAINS!
WADsWORTH
LAS made large additions to his Stock Of Goods.
i L during the past week and II Will now be found
FsslI and Complete.
DRBsS SILKS,
ENGLISH. vRzNcH,
AND
NERINOEs, OF ALL COLORs,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
f M h h OI DEMIEs,
At UCTION PRICES.
HoUsR-KEBPKING GOODS,
OF ALL KINDS,
GLOVES. HOSIERY, FLANERIS LINBHs,
&C., no.. DC.
Goods for Mems and Boys wear in great variety.
All Of which viii BIO offered at
Hard 1Yssses Prices.
For good Goods It low prices, call 1t
WADSWORTH'S,
20 West % IT., OPP. I.s Claire House.
aeclO
Farmers, Attention.
Look TO your Interests !!
Bargains o1crod Every Day.
van undersiGned, being DESTROYS Of closing out
i thetH stock OF goods to make room for their
spring purchases, will offer their entire stock Of
WINTER GOODS 1T COST,
FOR SIXTY DAYS
They would also state that being anxious TO build
up trade With ~ farming community. they havs
lately opened 1t the corner Of
ROCK BLAND AND SECOND sTs..
Besides their old stand q
NO. WET sE0OND ST. II CLAIRE row.
large and gen ra assortment Of everything adapt
ed to the wants OF the country embracing every
riety 81
GROCERIES,, DAY GOODS.
h HArs. GAPS. boots, sHoEs.
CLoruuo. oUsRNswARR,
HOSIERY. GLOVES sd GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS,
70 Which the attention Of the farming community u
respectfully called.
Dsvsnport, Fsbruasy Ist, 1879.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
EOs. Pixies Peak,

EOs. Pixies Peak.
ALL qnoeD come 10 TEE GOLD NINA
IA viii do VEL 70 obtain their supply Of
Medicines, DRugs, &C..
% ~ OF oesnd Of Oeawsalse Z vsirchi,A. - =,
WIN fusaloA 0o1le1no Chests
= PA un1f. 1nfow onD1xAaY pl,oua
e. - ~ - = - ~ ca
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
Joy a n d Ola d n css
HAs been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES.

CINoR the introduction of that World Renoun<d
- medicine, DIR. MAINS AGUb BAI1AM, In
Il has brougn; hfsth and happines into more fami-
lies than any remedy upon v~cord. Pie question
would nAturav arg, why In this? Because u does.
svd sgue In Its worst form and n al cases psr-
forms . spsady cure. Persons res ding IN nslsrious
districts using shis belssm occssioOaily daring the
chy season nsed nsvs no Iears o. an ssses OF aeae
tative IL nsed IN small doses daily d0rpg that par
sicnlss tine when this class Of di.eas~s prevail
For want Of space ~ can only effes few Of the
many evidences In Ns favor.
Bucyrus. ohio. Fs1. 151, 1853.
DR.. MANN 4 co Gallon, OAi0-Csn we
are II loss 70 md language sudcient n portray 70
the public the great este In which yoar elebrated
Asae Bdlssm Is held In this commuaitv. The fscs
10 IL fats 70 sssc n it, WORT forms, ana
We ." '''' ''' Mcsss s : rzIios. Druggists.
COriaaA, Niss, Oct 20fA 1853.
npseRs. 8. (. NAME b co. Gsafs ~ Having
procured supply Of your Asus Balssm. snd tsseene
Il Thoroughly 10 many severe cases Of ong etandiDx
where al os the popular remedies Of the day had
failed found In I'll cases, you1 Dslsam effected
ss1s ana speedy euro. II Il just the medicsss we
want here in the South. a@spectfuli, yours
JO6nPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
New Yovk. FEB 23d. 1858.
nEssRs 8 < NaNH CO.-0ssss ~ have
q oar heuss u u. L,uies sssd year Agus 0slssm
seme three years and have 0really oh0esve ~ 81
fects snd must In caudos ssy, ! do not beliose u
has an equal In trs bis ory q medicine mr. to my
persousl knOwedge, cuves pssu11nenelyesesy ease,
and hsvs Known u Used after ~ 01k1 SeDedtos
had iailsd, with the Sans happy rss1st. I have No
hesitation In psoncunctng u The srestes 1iscoveSy
ever us1e = inlesaitteat Teoe1tO, 81 b pssooea
tsiumph oseS chills, fever and asse
1sspeetf1ily, OIL WOOD 4 CO.
8. K. MANN = co, Propristor,, g.
Hon, OAio. 6sld By II T
good DsuGgisaA.
Co1oOGD0 k61osor 0eoeNe.
m spnapeA ! - s1uav = NJ : -
u 49, . -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02

Hurrah for Pixies Peak /!
A IL who intend going to Pixies Peak next Spring
"A had better come to the
"HasUkeye Store"
To got their outfit. All kinds Of Groceries and Pro-
visions may there be found In abundance, Tor cash
AFresh Let Of Coods Just Received.
SUGARS.
New Orleans Sugar. 10 pounds for one dollar,
N q Prime, NY Orusaei,
Louisiana clarified. Powdered
Belcher's Clarified,
nOLAssEs AND syRUPs.
Belcher's Golden Syrup. % Nciasses (new crop
Pine Apple Syrup . ,esa 'ssses.
.COFHRRS.
Prime Mo. Fresh Roasted.
Old Gov Java, Gov Java and Rio.
4 'sss.'i Tyson. o''''''
FLOUR
Johnton's Buckwhsat do.
FISH,
Picked Herring mo ~ Codnsh.
Ascke1cl, No white Fish.
SALT.
q A Salt, Salt by the barrel.
soar.
white Soap, CASTLE Soap,
Brown do Transparent Sosp
OIL.
whale (for burnins,) Elephant.
FRUIT
Oultana Raisins Dust recd) Zaute Currants,
Valencia do C,tron.
Mr. do Prunes,
Dried Apples (new) Dried Peaches (new)
BURNING FLUID, warranted to burn and no
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of. all kinds.
TAuRHAVEN OYSTERS ., ALWAYS fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be "a good o
can DO found Is the city.
AL Goods 10 . reasonable amount, DELIVERED
1RBR OF OHAROR, within the city limits.
Jan9-d&vtf G. N. SHIPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02

vANUEWAV
Recently Improved Jelval Turbine
~0tor W hoel.
O0cs, Ne. 81 South CLARK Street.
CHICAGO.
T 0HYDR this Impeoved 1nrbine water vheel "A
J The public With the fullest coincidence ana aaeu-
rance Of IT,
SuPIRI0RITY OvER ALL OTHER WHR1a.
Without any exception. Ihsy orc ven adapssd IA
(aad hsve been tested in) Mills Of al descriptione
may give very
Steady and Uniissn Speed.
And are veii adapted TO " high - we'll n ve,v
low heads ond fAlls. They viii wsk vsll In ~
wotst without any material loes Of power and arc
noe troubled ulth ce they are 81 insiae Of TIE
1eroboy end discharged unaerneaah. n renuires :
snail o0oun4 d soaring 70 ct N . NM aneed
Oaoo bot lsl2o - 81 up, and runs anon s1eu NH
nooD - e1tng, eod WI Lest ~ yaaso, ~ vSsei
= eapa1ee q y1eo4ng psws4 e fsen - % q IN
eeas cftAe vhe1o poweI q TIE water (aeeordlns 81
~ eoGfoo - en1nA = - WAesl) 49, - hssSs
an1h0, - = - eoo1o y = vosgo01oA1S - -
= - OgVoe ~ 1owo = ~ toA0o - = ~ ssa
~ t. - ssa SsSss|s q ~.
I = c. = - - Is Z Je4
~ AAnnuUoAnA -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
INSURANCE.
.upsroa's OvricE. Iowa.

AUDsPOa's OVvIcE. Iowa.
TT 10 hereby certified that thu City Firs Insurance
i Company Of Nev haven, Conn has MED In this
oniee renewed statement, In accordance with Sec
ton g. Chapter lao Laws of -, which vscrisee my
APPROVAL I do therefore renew the certificate 81
agency Of Frank Piumer. = O., for Scott county,
which hereby continued 10 full force and eject for
the 1899 tits further certified thst tbs annexed
IL true copy Of the ststeme OF ss fled.
-, Witnc my hand and sal st Dies Mines,
H. this seventh dsv OF February. 1869
49, j. w. CATrELL,. Auditor OF State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
New Haven County,
New Haven Januory q, 1859.
Personally appeared Wells Southworth, President,
and Levi b. Brsdey, Secretary Of the City Fire In
vurance Company, and severally made oath that the
pany the nrst dAv Of January, 1859 by them sub
scrbed 10 Just and true, aud that they the above
described officers sail Company beforeme
r, O., JOHN 8 GRAVES,
t-' 81 Notary Public.
PebQs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-02
For Rent!

a tND bFiek dwelling house, eentaining IN III ~
"A loo0s; oil 10 perfect order, recently papsred
and painted, situated cornsP Of 10Th and Brady st
for rent On Reasonable terms. Apply on premises.
ms&S-dlv J. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
HperiaI Notites.

south Brooklyn, Rally
Tn citizens Of the With Wsro Brooklyn, viii RAflFY the
ration of D. o BRADLEY for Member Of Assembly
Uht Hal q Court and Sacket; THIS (rburday)
Nv EHING Judge Culver, j. g. Wharton, W. Ii. BlIeign
sS O,Ler, will address the meeting
Lectures Before Rutgers Insritute.
CoBre If Popular Lectures has been orssnzed under IN
no,poes Institute be Delivered at RuEess Chuch
Tss Coarse be opened @ HOLLAND Of Spring
fed MAss on WEDNESDAY EyENiN0, OcL ~. Subject:
Art and Iif" -
T fu pqogramne Of the Course will be given in The daily
psp%r Of Friday hENhf M flLhCh rtlheiPfL
Prof. q. M. Mitchell and the Rev. Hesry Ward
BeecheF az Cooye: Institute. . , -,
Sx Lectures before Young Mems Association The South
Bapsist Church 81 Cooper Instlte b. Prot u d. MICHEL
snd the Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER
Oo, IL Prof Mitchell Sabject; "The Drsnce Magnitude
snd Number Of the fixed Stars"
ou, is-PrOf Mitchell Subject: The Organization Of the
etsDsT Universe ,
Sun sDd Solar System through space ,r, -, y,,
Oc- 2l-PrOf Mitchell SUBJECT line OI1ees eho NeOuis
-TAeir OIgn and COns5tutloD
o. at1fbe R,y Henry Ward BeechcT. "A Lectsre)
Of 3-Tbs Rev Henry Ward beecser. "a Lrcture)
TStk,s r Course single tickets 3 cents For sale 81
~ principal Hotels Mrsc and Books.ores at Shells, No IL
W.is and by Committee T. T. Ea6ret, No. 20
TRINITY Binding and Miner, No. 60 Brosd,t, aud at the
Cooper Institute.
Doom open at g. O'Clock, Lecture .. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

AT KINZEY's
N GREAT CLOSING SALE,
Commencing THIS MORNING At 10 O'Clock The store has
closed mark down the prices The en.e stock DO
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS.
5000 yards assorted styles Ribbons, 5c SC lGc.
10000 yards rich psids stripes aud bsnsrd Ribbons
5000 yaIds ch. plain and fancy styles sl sk, he.
yards rich Ribbons worth .5 and oo for l5c and l5,
AT KISZEYS CLOSING SALE.
5000 needle work and lace Colus &c.. &C., l2c.
5000 rich Swiss and Jaoons Collars lsc., 25c., Sic.
5000 Bands and Pouncing Sc l0c., l2yc.
500 rich Jaconet and Swiss Bands i5c I9c., 25c-
1900 pairs Muslin Sleeves &c l2c., lsc., 25c.
AT KINZEY'S CLOSING SALE.
2oO0 hch Lace Walls all styles, lso 25c, SIC, Hc.
1900 yards Trimming Lsces, t., &c. So
l.O,O wove French Bosoms, &C., l3c lee.
1900 Handkerchief white and coored. Sc, &c &C. &c.
l,50 yards plaid and str ped Jsoonst N lsln, SC.
AT kINZEYs CLOSING SALE.
500 yards rich Trimmings, lc &C., Sc.
1000 yards Silk Frinses, lc. 2c, 1c. Sc &c.
5000 pieces colored and black Six Vslyets lSc.
2O0e ynds rich trimming Velyets &C.. g., II.
AT KINZEYs CLOSING SALE
5,0o0 Straw Bonnets, &c l2c., lsc, 25c.
1900 Straw Donnets, Sic. SIC, sc, Soc.
500 Rough and Resdys 25c, 40, Sec.
1900 Pedals Tuscsns and Fancy Brsds &c, Sc, 75c.
1900 punches Feathers and Flowers all styles
AT KINZEY5 CLOSING SALE.
Also, rich sets French Lsees, Walls Fancy Goods
Eelves rich Ribbons Cloves, Hosiery Blonds,
Tbre ead Lsees, Trimmed b 5nnets, Head Dresses,
Dnity Bands, Dress Buitous, Frnses Of all kinds
AL 81 reduced prices, 20 close out the stock
Bale Of 10 O'Clock every morning,
A. kIHZEYs, No. 2xs sthay,
Between zlt and I'D Sta
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and Nestous Oh and WGt-r Cor,, Canyss bF1sAes What
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Boct sesn. frsrr Pspsr and Goth Ezra sne Sable
Br1,Ass Pastel Cnycr. e., lie 49, Fnnes q every as-
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6 Pc C Al oTI C E.
BOWEN, HOLMES & Co..
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND PEARL-srREEr,
have Just contracted r ard casr for sale the ovns de-
able sd, 70 which he spec attention Of the trade 10 l
vited viz:
MERINo cLoTHs-oomprisins the r5r entire bil,nce IL
of the celebrated manufacture ef
PATURLE, LUPIN & Co.,
NERINo cLoTHs-cOnrri.ns ihe " entire Sssace!-E,
Of The popular ssnc imported by
LACHAISE, FAUCHE Z &C.
MERINo cLoTHs-ComPrisirs the " entire balance IL
Ct lie wel.ino~r importation Of
c. GIGNOUX & Co.
MERINo CLorHs-A large invoice from the TOO s:s
q auction ,ses al Of tie desirable manufacture Of
THIRION, MAILLARD 6 Co.
PRINTED MERINoEs-COmprsirs the C4' entire bal.
ance al fthe rich good. imported by
Bernard & HUTTON.
PRINTED MERINoES-C Comprising the ~ entire BAL
ance e in magnificent chIntz coou Of the impOraorcf
SCHULTEN & HURD.
PRINTED MARINoEs-comprisins the r9' entire bal
al Of the importation Of
LANE, LAMSON G Co.
PRINTED MERINoEs-Compri.ins the ~ entire bel.
arce Al Of The and beautiful styles imported BY
LACHAISE FAUCHE & Co.
PRINTED NERISoEs-rws invoices from the well known
Commission House in PNsof
T.. VOGEL & Co.
SILK ROBEs-New and rich designs the large import
ing house Of
CHARLES PAYEN & Co.
SILK RoBEs-A. twenty per cent below the cost Of In
ports,ion, Just received
FROM AUCTION.
DRESS sLKs-Tbs most ifcent stock We ever ss5-
tied, and At low prices just received
FROM AUCTION.
sAxoNY PLAIDs, ELvIRAs AND POLL De cHEvREs
A; lower prices than the
COST OF IMPORTATION.
sHAwLs-several large invoices Just received
FROM AUCTION.
SHAWLs-Of all the popular makes aud varieties. both
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-In great variety, from the
PACIFIC MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs- -Nswes. and richest styles, from the
MANCHESTER MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-Lsrse assortment, from the
HAMILTON MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-An Wool designed for the most fsh
iorsble city and interior retail trade. best
IPARIS MANUFACTURE.
HOSIERY AND GLovES-Comprisiug probably the mos.
desirable stock ever exhibited in the city.
A l. o
DOMESTIC GOODs-A complete assortment, comprising Al
the mos popular makes Of Prints sheenss Shin Denims
Ticks Stripes Cheea Jeans Diapers FIannes Llnseys Rolled
Jaconets, etc
CLOTHS, CAssImEREs AND TAIL0Rs TRIMMINGS
In great variety and adapted TO the best trade.
ALSO
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GOODs-Newes, and richest
styles; a very extensive assortment.
A l. q o,
LADIES CLOAKS-Msnufsctured expressly for our own
sales great variety and silk velvet, with style Of
trimmings
A l. o
YANKEE NOT TlONS-Comprsng q very extensive assor.-
meut
The above together with great variety Of other soois wiz
be sd for
I1- NET CASH al
~ PROMPT SIX MONTHS BUYERS -
tV LOW PRICES. -E1
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