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SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.
- FoR tioT OK COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.
This most delicious and

aus f1ocs 1cAiSiouc oiid
vented BY the, renowned
" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his deoeass is manufactur
cd by CROSSE d BLACK
WILL. London, from the
origins recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for il
q trla., convinced that 10
must add to the already
largs-consumption, and
that II vili prove itself I'M
eaualled, either asa stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid TO digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
= Hn.,n
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CAUTloS !~quoot. S ;0.h 9GA Sook., cordi.l.
Buchu, Hospitals, Instruments or Rinss-shun
them all, and, If disposed to profit bv my experience
write for my private Circular on '.si -
PERMATORRHEA;- Its CURE.
ienoe your friend. former sufferer, merely super
scribing Box 176, Chsrlest0wn, Mass. =
ie I3-D& WIy
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was troubled with Iniammatofy Rheumatism
for q long time, and could find nothing to relieve
me. Atlength was advised by afrisnd to try DIR.
Cogswelvs Medical Salt, which entirely cured me.
would advice all who are ticted TO give il trial.
JACOB HOWSWTTSER, Reading, Pa.
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.R. CO00owELL'e
nrntcAf aALT.

The great remedy for Tn6ammatory Diseases,
such IS Rheumat ism, Neuralgia, Headache, slss,
sipslss, B.onchius, Coughs, Colds, and similar
complaints. By equaiising the circulation u re
moves the sole cause of Inflammation. Thai inva-
lids would do well to give il tris, may bs seen
from the following testimonials. -
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Ip omised to write you provided your medicins
did the work You claimed it would. II has done IT.
and | now fulfill my promise. My complaint WAS
Tntsmg atory Rheumstism-the FIRST package did
the work, aud most efectuall, too, not yestige
as ever was IN my life / would recommend to I'll
the afflicted to give the Medical Salt fair trial
GEO. H. DUNCAN. III w all 1t N. Y. :
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHE UMATISM
CURED.
Twas seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined to my bed. purchased box Of DR.. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found q radical cure. I
would advise others afflicted with the same disease
to give il a trial. HUGH ATKINSON,
=. w hite Bear Hotel. Bucka countg. Pa
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Price 81; Chronic package, S2.50. Sold BY all
DRUGGISTS in Washing ton, 6 eoraetown, and yicip-
tngton, r. p. MtLLBURN[ 4 CO, Wilards'
Hotel; d. c. TAYLOR q CO., General Agents,
Dc Dock street, PhIladephia. aus
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIEs OF YOUTH
l. AND MATURITY, :

THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
l.. AND MATURITY, :.
Just published traits, the 25th thoxsand.
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, of observation-disclosures Local -f6fGk,s.
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, EAkGA
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay of the System, Impo-
tency and lmpediments to Marriage
generally, "
BY B, DE LANEY, M. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming COM
peints originating in the imprudence and solitude
ofyouth may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. as
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
fecty and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by RENTING post paid two post
age stamps TO DIR. B. DE LANES, 50 East 5lst
street New York City. Str
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RoM Prof. RacAl.

-, wAsHINaroN, Feb Il, 1ac9.
nave gsed psiI Giasses Of Brazilian Pebbles
Thex ~ M. Tobias with great satisfaction.
M A. ID. BACHE.
pilJ risase observe that my Embellishments n on
w,.,.T Oh As, AMBK6,TfYYPfiEe ROOMS,
sqy other Establshment. AID At NOD sssss 70
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IRON FIFTEEN re THIRTY PER CEN

rI6S STEM AND rIkEt U4 fHToksKk.Ssi
-, o2th IRE aud steam. The aayantase 60 are
$500 ~ treat n saving fuel preventing sxplos;ona
Erm WIS ne BOILERS, and keeping al thine mi,
or 7, d. o. sohnidsr. or any on the nwmsson.
"a "a, sssans 'Asm. ID. w. HEATH, Agent,
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INoTIsE OF TafE r. REMOVAL OF THE
tAf6NNp 22fETE Y FR ia oG EE To IGHS:

In accordance with ths provisions of the AIT of
Congress-. entitled An act authorizing changes IN
the location OF land Offices" approved Mach a
1883, Is reby declared and made know that th
9thce Tor the sale Of public lards at Ogden the
Territory III Kansas. Will be removed 10 JUNCrIoN
CRY. IN aid Territory, ear va period prSr
t,edtL ere, me trN day Of Oel.ty nsxt, being SUI
March 1889. III, so ~~o
viii be issued By the reg ister and receiver OF he
land district. 81 VI INC
this eigh nth day OF August, A. ID. 1859, w 'on'
BY order Of the PRECEDENT: -. So ~ u
e. -. -. : JOS s. WILSON, 1
s.- Acting Commits ioner of the
AuS-hW4w General Land Of6ca
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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY,
This standard bra nd If FINE WH.sxY is offered
o. the Trade 10 barre ard hsf bsrrss IL is guar
from deleterions substances, ard pnsses ,eS IN. ie
MUM merit OF being COPPER DIsrnLAp from les,
Having lsTge stock of"MAGNOLIA," and ntbs,
brands o. tInE WHisks IN NKw YoRK and Z sTIis
oSt ss.n, eaSoes us t"Ah'P rom efthfr city With
t' FREEMAN n SIMpsoN.g
.....-..-- PH8Hlx DIsTIlLRny, ,l
ofRccs do9 south Fraos St, PhiadeIsbis
---...! 90 !" OF 81, New York. jyis tOc1
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HIScnIlrroue
Br THE prEs!tsSsss e bp THE usrrEr

In pur.uaace of Law, 1. jsMxs BrcnANAS. Pres
ident Of the United States of America, do hereby
aociare and make known that public sales will be
seld At the under mentioned Land Ofces in the
state OF Minnesota at the periods hereinafter de-
sisnated, 10 Wit:
on Monday the seventh day Of November next,
for the disposal of the vacant lands In the eusa
townships which remain to the United States within
ok miles e:oh side Of the rail cad, from Still
point between the foot of Big Stone Lake and the
mouth Of Sioux Wood river, with q branch, via
waters of the q ed River of the North," subject
required by law, to Q minimum OF tWo dollars and
my esNfS per acre, VIZ .... b..
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y g g S SSs:; M * SSi sls SUGAR.
500 plain do X -
5,no0 TBS SHOULDERS, Ed.
100 bags RIO and Java COFFEE,
tsc barrels iue Old.WHISKY,
leo do eonmen do.
IS do. BRANDY.
Just received and for saIe BY
ma a-sstf MURRAY 4 SHMMRs,
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Fo1H tAs Hon. SseTstary Of STATE az Viyx,r,a.
ESEcyrtvE DEPARrMKST,

RicHNoND. Dec. 81 ias
tsces you sent him, and discovering that the focSs
was precisely suitable to my vision kindly offered
tpted. have since received them, and am gratifed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
Oh Jour bill. Very RESPECTFULLY, &C..
JOIN TosIAs, EsH., WashinEton, ID. G,
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ERoohs' 2RooMs, RRooMs.
Bk6 6s s and %LLoM re s NS Roys
street 8 apoFs below King Alexandra, Va, keep
cons 'sntfy on hand taI2ted Pals. Brushes. Mats,
Cedar Tubs ,Pails, Tiggi.; Coolers. Chnrns, Will
low Cradles wagons. Chairs, Baskets, DO, &c.
III Broom 'torn wanted. an l5-eoem
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20 BROWN sUGARs
~ HHps. Porto Rico SUGhRs .,,,
pnn, Igst reserved and for sac by r~i' s'ricty
~ e-"ss BARBOUR d SEMMrs
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BY the p -asidont: = = = ;
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Offica

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right o, pre- emption
70 any vi the Ia nds within the TOWNSHIP DIS and nart
Of townships above enumerated, Is reauIed tn es-
taeish the same I" the satisfaction Of the register
ment therefor as soon as practicable atfer scsr2g.
this notice and before the day appointed for tiis
hrscIng the tr;ct claimed otherwise such c:a.m
viii. be forfeited. - ~ '''
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IL will be seen by the preceoiinp 80. ~ Fps.
ggrchssei the entire interest of INV r,r,r nave
lnomas l.aPsiey respectfully solicit !. con,
nstion ~ The patronage Of oaT former fr,snS
the public N general. Mr.. J0sEru H. TaRRIs ~.
house Of Nersrs, Norris & Gregg, Of Nav Y o 6ss
city, and Tor the last three years II TINS hon.s
continue to msnage the Mocha nicsl De St,n., sl
iiSrperly: The business Will be conducted unds,
ap 2-atf HENRyP Tuo,f.S
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DArs

FALL STYLE OF DRESS HATS FOR 1870
= Now ready, the moAi popular
CENTS ~
for the Fall trade, te which we IN - ~
vIte attention.
A ffssh supply ofLED6ER HATS
Ju-t received.
r. III, STINEMETZ, d"
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CARRIAGES. ="
Il HE Subscriber having made additions In III.
factory, making It now one tho largest.
IN the D,strIs: xhsTs M isGllisiss
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpassed. .nd
from hs long exIsrienes in the business, he horSs
al kinds Marriages and Light Wagons ks,t on
Az REPAIRsnsssiy done. and al orders ,rom,s.
second hand Carriages taken In exohan,. x,,.
ones. ANDREW J. tOYtE -"
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IsrEsEsT allowed ON pEPOsITR
oBUsR RsoTaResss s, ssEacSTKE EETTgsE
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice,

NoTE.IUnder the regulations Of the department.
as her tofore and now existing. payment can be
made for advertising pToolamstIons except TO euob
publishers as are espee iniy otori ssd to pu NV
jy T-iawi3w J.. -. -,T.F-- : - - Nv .
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" r e IA,
~ z2-u 236 ia. av., near 18Th street
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSUIP-T
y Partnership heretofore exlsting heetween the
isned, under the Arm of La PsLEY & THoMss
- nefeey dissolved by mrtual consent AL the bus-
,aess OF the late hTn will De settled and the con
uS.s trereSi wal be fulfilled Nv the undersignetl
nenIS r. honas, ~ 40 W IA carRy on the same bus!
rnoss nae old stand. No. % Light stEert, Balf-
dsh..,. ~ sno Is alone authorized 10 collect the
~ 10o TIC name 20, Of ne = IN IN liquid :tion.
THOMAS J.. la pSLEY
R.,,iro,. Nj . henry +. THOMAS
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TEAS, COFFEE, Co.,
4 81 half chests fresh TEAS, tall 3r3dsssSr p
lao bags Java, Cape SanSs and MO CorFEs,
80 eoss Ground CUFFkE, .....-E
80 dozen BROOMS, ... F
81 boxssSTARCH,
~ gross iH.ACKtNG, tail slzeF,)
81 boxes FANCY SOAPS.
Just received per schooner Fleetwood, from New
York. aad Cor safe by
gu i5-6teo BARBOU X u BENIN Els.
DROOMS, BUCEETS, &o.-
ID l25 dozen BROOMS. r..- .
30 do. BUCKETS, ..-.
81 do. WASHH0ARDS,
10 nests TU BIS.
% boxes CLOTHES PINS, ..--
5IdoZen COR Us and INES.
~ do. SCRUB BRUSAES, ...
IS do. SHOE do. ...t
JUS received and for sale by
an I5,steo MURRAY SEMMES.
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TEE, S co r1ss.ss rs. sh TEA. :. ,vx,s.
100 hars RioC0FfEE. ~
a. h.ss Saptps COFFEE. ne
TOO pockets JevaCOrrfsr- ..-#
sono Havana CT5AHS,
go 100 cJt3A IRIS n grades
INT rsosIyed from New IoIk cno 20 sSie M
au Is cost NJ %.
LiS : Ss1rsis very old WHISKY,
as barrels old RYE 90. s. -aHt ..-
40 do. low grades aos -
Is auarter casks BRANDtv - ..f
barrels COZ DIAk, u,v,y frs
10 do. MADEIRA saiSHER RY WINE.
In store and for sale ny
au I5-eOSt NURkAY .SEMMES.
FRUIT CAMS FRUIT cANss
SELF-SEAIING AlR-TlGHT CANS, for pre-
serving fruit and vegetabeA.
cheerfully recommend them. ..1r-.-
j.. p BARTHOLCW,
Agrcultpral Warehouse,
au lq-eo2w 7th ST., bet. Pa. Av. and Canal.
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Hor1 the late Hox Judge Bstl.,
WISHING TON, July IL, Ia56,
Ocqist and az have eyes of remarkable peonIisri.
comprehend them BY inspection and soma liz ~ ~
measurements. and he has made me q pair OF Spenta
clos that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
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DNOBIkS. OPTICAL


1 most respectfully inform my friends ard the
public generally. that have removed To the
above place. where may always be found, tO@S1p
amt al that require my aid, with SPE,CTA-~ W
CbES- or having q I.ASSES fix ed to sIit ali al bts
As to capabilltis and the satisfaction I hava
generally given, viii entirely leave 10 the public 10
discriminate from the many i'm this city
and elsewhere. that have of the most eminent ren
tlemen III the United States and particularly desire
my adVertIserieHI the National 10 he
read as guide To rose who wish to lie well suited
do not suit ~ f,; sight some pretend 10 DO mel
ther 90 WARRANT mime or Any other Glasses to suit
you lnr space OF SIX years, as will read in an
Advertisements OF another person, which is ali stuf.
rms is ceTL am rev phase to endeavor to improve
= Doctors bad business. will not impose upon or
irsu!t an enlightened public, to endeavor to mas
them bsiieye such nensenss can only add, that il
rant you my Glasses to last you forever. -.
You WILL at a.! times lind IN my Establish ment A
large and well assorted stock Of SPECTACLES
and EYEGLASSES, with real Brazilian Pebbles
AM nne 6lasses, no wonderful Venezuelan Cryr-
"a Koek nonssnse,) TELESCOPES, MICRO
SSGGDPtS, OPERA, READING, WATCHMA-
hEhS snd iNGRAE ERS GLASSES, and a lare q
m9ny TysrINOSIIr. ~" vi s"0
Ffons AS Erc.llescy, the Go-erso, Of Vi,s,.;n
u have tried pair of Spectaoles obtained from
M Tobias, and find them of great assistance to mS
sasht, ana corresponding with hrs description or
theif focus, recommend rim as q skillfuI f5ptoian
HENRY WiSE'
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The Asylum for Inebriates.

AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE NEW YORK STATE
fsEBKfATE ASYLUM, AND FOR OTHER PURPo 3Es,
PASSED APRIL Is, 1859, TRREE-FIFTHs BEING PRE-
SENT.
Section l. The Treasurer OF each and every county OF
this State shall pay the Treasurer Of the New York
State Inebratc Asylum his order the first Monday
OF July OF each year. ten per cent Of all the moneys
ceved by said County Treasurer from the Board Of Com
mssioners OF Excise IN and for said county
Sec The land situated at Bnghamton in the county
OF Broeme selected by the Trustees Of Asylum for the
site OF the Asylum buildings shall be the site thereof
and the aesa Of the Trustees selecting aud fxug said
Site are hereby confirmed
Sec 8. The Trustees OF said Asylum shall exDend the
eaid moneys in completing the Asylum buildings
menced en- said land and such other buildings and in
provements shall be required for the comfort and
veniepce Of the patients.
any Of said moneJs until after he shall have given bond
with at least two sufficient suretes 10 the New York state
inebrate Asylum, in such penalty and upon such cond
ton Al the Board OF Trustees at monthly meeting there
OF, shall tx by resolution, and the suciency Of such
suretes shall be approved by the President Vice Pre-
sident of said Board.
McCoun, James Boorman, James 5. Wadsworth Daniel
8 Dickinson Washington Hunt, Charles H. Rugges
unaries Cook, Josiah B. Williams, Hamilton Muir.
ray, Edward A. Lambert William f. Dodge Jonathan
II. Ransom, Jacob s. Miller Thomas C. Brinsma de
Thomas W. o. Ocett, John F. Rathbone Ransom Balcom
sherman d. Phelps, Vincent Whitney, Allan Munroe a.
r Alexander Joseph Mullen, G. P. Wood Noah WarraU
Franklin Johnson, George Folsom Charles Batter Loren
70 Draper, Edward F. Shonnard, Gerrt Snitn John
Conkng Frederick Juarn, Tracy Bea lie, Peter j. Dan
forth, George W. Tiff Henry A. Bre wser Chas Dooltte
and j. Edward Turner shall constitute the Board Of rns
tees of this institution Any vacancy that may hereafter
occur In the Board Of Trustees OF said institution shall be
filled by the remaining trustees at any meeting duly cali
ed for that purpose.
Sec. g. The Senate, upon recommendation OF the Cover
nor for cause to be specified may any Of
said Asylum. :.
Sec 4 All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this
act are hereby repealed
Sec g. This act shall take effect Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-01

LUMBER FOR THE Holy LAND.-Commerce makes
curious Changes places the procts of the earth in
sssnse paces We have schooner, the Forest Belle,
Ssp retolga now loading with lumber 10 our port
osoeu or beout, one OF the seaports OF Syria In
VIC WOULD have supposed that In the course OF
nnonsr ~ ss Ihe pine ress Of Georgia would contribute
Use the ancient city OF Damascus both ~ pS, a.
veng .. Serou Or 70 frame anew domes and palaces
has made living reality and in fnure reVpgons,
gan who shall make his pilgrimage 10 thar INT o Vsor a
can mnge the associations OF bis own bo-n i, s 49,,
sacred memories OF soil that trod bv 10 49,, ~ .is
mankind The cargo Of the Forest Belle Is the d. Ut VI
has been shipped in that trade.Savannah RsaJJfsan'
ApvI n. E"''"HnJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-01

a, MroS17os NATIONAL CONVENTION Opposition N,
Iona convention for the selection of candidate, far
In wheeling Va, in st Louis These are The onv TT
p Aces NJ present spoken d. WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-01

An IMPORTANT NOTICE
MANTnLAs
MAN1ILLASl MANTILIAS II
ss- AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES. 81
ALL ELEGANT NEW GOODS.
FAILURE OF ". b. MACKENZIE.
UNITED STATES MANTfLLA STORE.
~ AND 2e6 CANAL STREET.
PosI n AND PEarkPToRY SALE
fOS BENEFIT Or AySIGNEH6
Al PRIVATE TREATY
rry, rrorr....~ UPWARD OF
FIVE THOUSAND RICH AND COgrLY RPRrNG
rp.... MANT11LABi
ing In part IA follows S'>-f -S'~
Lyons velvet manullas. IasIas, cots r,h..s.~e.,s.
ia, black silk ganilias. Pusher iace mantias
Isdiss, .bs,,, sssAs' Guipure lace mantllaa-
~ -'"'sr french lace nnantilas-
Iaunas points and crculara
r,. NOTICE TO LADIES
Inc wen ESTABLISHED reputation OF tba aorc
low Ieuncou 70 insolvency Though
NOM needs no comment suce 10 ay tbst the nresenf sea
on ordered chiefly In Paris for ART sIsss trnde tse
% W. tne asu pfsctres for which this house hiss al
als VIII be offer Cd during seasnn Al scg ertperey ow
~ must ensure their speedy afford An opporu
ly ever poy 70 purchase rich and beaufa
he price OF ordinary productions S
MRS. GAYN0Rs CORSET AND SKIRT
"A ESTABLISHMENT
VIII oo ouno All tn late improvements including well
known make watch sprlnE skeieton
,,.. a.. HhALUAfED SHAPE
Aso the promenade crinolne woven travelling children.
spa yno OF other skirts al reasons bje charges
MNs. eAYFOR. importer and manufAotarar 82s froad.
way TWO doors from Union square.
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The bearer Of "Credesuais Heraded" uufreud-
ed-wh Small Capital and Large Oombaiveness We have
succeeded Ia establishinga
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TRY THE DASH STYLE

And no 'saosuy dun shail worry your s.eep."
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IHA0YoHQpT TAE YNION,

shnecisDy invited 10 visit u.s. are 70. "ocalD Walt us
and be converted TO cash syle The od lie" traders
made dignity and wealth go for revolutions we are red
trade we want TO make the hard workers ch
aud lazy ones poor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-01

r. UHLFEIDER, SOL CANAL STREET, THREE DOORS
~. west Of Broadway has, usual large stock rich
goods on hand sT' very wide black trimming sces points
SETS collars, veiIs barbes cofures &C., &c styles
magnolia ans hairpns and beautiful lot OF hair nets q
prices 70 please every person, wholesale and retail
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CREA CLEARING OUT SALE
~ or
FINE MILLINERY
AND
MILLINERY GOODS.


MILLINERY GOODS
oHARLRs STREET CO.,
NO. 40 BROADWAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
OF our extensive
hANI1IL La, AND SHAWL
And our inatty TO obtain room in present prem
ses We have determined reinqush our millinery and mil
nefy soods departments and devote entire store In
sHAwLs, MANTrLLAs AND CLOAKs
oruer 70 effect early and rapid sales have marked
BLONDES LACgs, RIBBONS. &C., &C.,
:. 10 LESS THAN oEK HALF ORIGINAL. COST. .
largest and most Complete IN ms Used st.tss ''
We would direct A:eation magnificent nent Of
fhswls and manas AL OF which, tor this special occssion
REDUCED TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
CHARLES STREET a CO..
No. 476 Broadway.
TyRNTs. FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
" A department exclusively for gentlemen
where may be curd every article In this that men,
sves robes d. cSanbre sbawi &C.
Shirts AID collars made to order hand work., ct
sale.
GENrN's BAZAAR, sls Broadway.
r A. PLUxoME, Is, BROADWAY.
LACE MANTILLAs, FRENCH CORSETS
BAAoA FIoUNoINa LACEs, MIrrs. &C., 4 o
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where the Merchants Mliners and dealers ia Ribbons
throughout the entire unton assemble daily ktae cheer
fol with their smiling presence Nkiag happy whl thsr
cash. and we making them rich with ssEn
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n DERBY COMPANY,
t. 81 Walker street.
Have tho good fortune 10 that they received
and have now In store complete assortment Of goods
eing made TO order for their spring and saes
steamers Jura, Africa and Kangaroo adapted the
gentlemen of hse who appreciate style and quality In CLOTH
ing. Importing Tailors,
81 Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-01

AT "ANYn AND EVERY" PRICE AkN y
lE% sx1cA EaM - neA .ssGA
This extraordinary unprecedented rush Of trade clam
commands, sole undivided attention. In future wehe De
aconic people will not admit of writing
long Intellectual for the weekly entertainment
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-05

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Qcfoonen unp @aDaliere ibre beIeuoere 2aiel
qatten, un6 nur Damn 3u Der t0ntDliAen 2aFel
9sap9en murpen, wenn Die SttmmunS tbres
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nno Die llnteIb1ltung nit Nncern uiht ldltis
nno 9entleuo erlheinen lieB
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onf Die tletne Safel bin, auf ner nur pisr Gcus
oefla iDaren, nuo letne @eullblln gu ibrenl Sip
phIlpren0, la3te ct nit elnem Bltd pOa Danfs
oattslt uno 8lebe: 0alt nleiae 9ebeinllten g8itns
lce erra1ben, Souile 2lebe nlbtS 10 lebr, als
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lHo nladt ,oaS Dlner teif uno unbequem.
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aAelu nur onDeienoen 2lpreebeDenten bea1uz
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l'e 81 leroIfen batten, unp cas- menis 9eei9net
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maren.
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l1ea nnO 9elunoen slppetit zines Srabea Dor,
Den Speiien Sesellen, aber Ger Sw6.il1brise
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