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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO TH II BLaC.
Jules Bfumm e. Cos
Q FL "a M p a G N z.

~ - -
New YORK, Jan q, 1860.
Messrs De Barry Dc Scherpenhousen
AGENTS OF G, II. MuMM q CO., NY.
GENTLEMEN :-havlng obtained Letters Pa
tent tor Iiaie Mark which had been previ-
ousiy entered at the Unit, States CLERKS Of
fee on the 22d OF January, ls 9, under the
Copyright Act, thus fully Proving the priority
OF my claim and invention.
hereby notify you 10 Withdrew immedi-
ely from public exhibition, and desist from
usiL G the Show Csfds o. Trade Ma, ks now en-
hibited, copied and used by you, TO, the reason
they are infriDgements upon my invention, and
inluring my business.
Your obsdient Servant
JAMES MEYER, Jr.,
Sole Agent of JULES MUMM & Co.'S Cham
payne, 43 Beaver street,
Referring to the above letter we again state
that we claim that the wineswe send to Ameri-
ca are of The Oest and fin, st shipped to that mar.
ket and at equal prices are superior in purity
and quality to those of any other brand inpor-
ted into the United States.
We, therefore. cannot permit that another
Houss of a similar name, shall injnre cur rep
utation. or cause confusion by using similar
Trade Marks or Show ards, and wa feel that it
is our Guty to protect our friends aid CUSTOM
rrs from the effects of such confusion, and
therefore we explain to the public the Gistinc-
ton AID real merits OF both similar names.
If the public will only take the trouble for its
own benefit to compare our wines with others
and Particularly with those OF sim liar name.
it will SION iscover the reason why said wines
Can be obtained hy the trace. accord ng To its
quality, at less phi es than ours, although lie
Lated al the same rate, and after ,uch trial We
f. e. confident that thosef desirous o. 'pg first
class wines will always insist upon having ours,
aud refuse to permit rne Substitution OF those
OF a similar name tor that oil
JULES MUMN j. cos.
Our Champagne Brands constantly on haad
a as ollowS:
jules Mumm e. Co.'S Verscn Cabinet.
Jules Diumm g. Co.'S Imperial.
The other brands, su"h as Ver;en,y Dry and
Mumm's Private, only TO 81 &c order.
The aonve Wines can be had of all the pyin.
cipal Vile dealers throughout the United
states, rs also tLo r. ine and Moselle Wines of
Peter Arnold Mumm.
JAMES MEYER, Jn.,
Sole Agent for the U. S.,
fe 2S-2t No 43 Beaver Street, New York.
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W Circulation greater than ss,e ceiiies
Of both Cities combined. &c
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AF4miLY ] EmRl y,--No fan lily should be
without some etticacio, s re ~ fer the cura Of
aft ATOMS so universally prsvatent as coughs
anu 60 d some remedy, 30. Which can oe re =
LED upon as s,fe. sure ana certain. DR.. Wis.
3ar's ia sam OF Wild Cherry combines these
desideratG g-. s.. -.
For sale by NJ. A. Ss C. A. SANTOS and
WAKE q Co, and KING Il Toy, Nor
folk. ]. d. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth; and by
dealers everywhere.
Mars. SViiasl0sv, an experienced nurse and
semale physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, wuich greatly facilitates the
process of teething by scFtel ing the guiass re-
duci,g all infls mmatioE-->vili ailay all pain
and is sure to regulate the lowels' Depend
upon 1t, mothers, 1t will give rest 10 yourselves,
and relief snd health to your infants. Perfect
iy cot" a all cases See advertisement in
another column. my29 ly
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gss- There were 2A7 deaths in Ph!ladel-
phia last week.
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CATAPACr
WASH NC MACHINE

-
CLOTHING, TIME. AND ABB r SAVED!
INDISPENSABLE TC hUUSEkEEPERS.
T'HE most staple, econola'caj, and durable
L article ever v1Seret 40 the public to alleyi-
ate the discs mfOrts OF q wasn'aay.
l}CSChu'VlSN.
1t consists of a ,uetal cylinder, with ribs on
the inside, and an Interior cylinder OF W cd,
with ribs. There is a space Of from q to IN
ches between The TWO cylicders. One crank
turns 9th cylinders at the same time in oppt.
site directions, rapil!" creating sads, forl ing
the water through the clothes and effsctuaily
removing the dirt. 1he action Of the water
fo>stne wolk quickly dispenses entirely with
rubbing and thus ssve, the wear OF clothes.
SULLIVAN & HYATT,
Ptoprietors,
81 Beekman street.
N r--Stste and County Rights for sale and
purchasers supplied wi machines at whole
sale on liberal teruis
o. A Mac hine is liz operation by laundress
daily, at our sslesroom, a39 broadway.
fe 28-3m
l. U ID l. o w,
THE popular Druggist nas just receiyed a
= large supply of Drugs Chemicals. and fam
cy articles.
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggist. has the largest prescrip.
ton business in the town.
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggist has a Dispensary OF his
house for furnishing Medicine at night,
The popular Druggist has the finest grades of
Green and Black Teas ever offered to the good
people OF Norfolk.
Remember LUDLOW, the Proprietor of the
Atlantic Dr. 6 Store, Norfolk, Va. fe %
SkASONABLE GOODS.
pLEACH Had CuTrON>, Irish Linens,
- Small Figured Prlnt for Lhlidien, &C, &C.
Closing cut Winter Go0as cheap. at
MiLLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
fs IS 1t Market Square.
STARTS SNUFF,
STAIRS SNUFF.
OK BOXES II lbs each. in u ID papers, re-
%O ceived and for sale at proprietor's rates
1. HAMBURGER s. co,
Main street, Sign of the
fe % big Indian in front
pROWN's Ess ENCE OF JAMAICA
- GINGER-A large supply, ,st received
and for sale by
fe Is w WEBB.
r YON'S Katharion and barry's Trio Jpher-
- ous-A gross of each just received and fer
sale.
fe % l. w WEBB.
r AIDES TRAVELLING BAGS, Purses,
IL Ba, " it'll Chain. Pocket Books, Port Mon.
sale low for casa, at Inc Variety Store, No %,
Main street, head of Market Square.
fe % Df MARCUS.
WOLFE'S SCLNAPPS.
o. CASES Pints and Qts received 2Sth inst,
A1 and fJr sale by
te.2s NJ A. & C. A. SANTOS.
BORDEAUX OLIVE OIL.
A FEW cases OF very fine qualify received
A and for sale by
fe 9s MAY c AsANTos.
SWEET OIL.
d CASES Pts and OTIS. Also Twenty box.
~ es CASTLE Soap, received and for sale bye
fe % M A g. Q A SANTOS.
GROCERIES FOR LENT.
GOLDFISH, Potatoes Mackerel, Herring,
low at JORDAN BROS,
fe2s 70 Church street,
A MOTHER lot of Choie Goshen Butter, just
"A received and for sale by
fe2s JORDAN q BRO, 70 Church street.
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HOUSE.
The House met at noon.

The House met at noon.
The bill providing for the payment OF
invalid and other pensions was passed; ala
the bill for the support of the Militia
Academy.
Mr. Conklin asked, but failed to obta
consent to offer resolution instr ucting u
Committee ON the Judiciary to inqui1
whether any, and if so, what legislation
necessary to secure the liberty of speech o,
person in the District of Columbia; an
whether, and if so, what practical legislatis
IS necessary to secure the rightso ire, pc !
sons in said District.
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LOST
nN Saturday last a small Breast Pima hand
Owlth small diamond held between the
fingers. Will givo3a reward of Five dollars
to the finder ii lett at
fe 21-3.# THIS OFFICE
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L A T EST NEW S

Thirty-Sixth COngress-First Sc
sion.
WASHINGTON, Feb u. \
SENATE.
Mr.. Davis presented a memorial from the
Legislature OF New Mexico, asking the or.
ganization of the territory of Arizona.
Referred to Committee on Territories.
Mr.. Seward presented petitions PRAYING
pensions to soldiers during the var of 1872
Mr. Hale presented the memorial of MIR,
oanborn, protesting against the order tor
his arrest, and asking that it be rescindea
which was laid on the table.
Mr Bingham presented a petition in favor
of the Homestead bill
Mr. Callamer introduced resolution that
the Committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads enquire into the expediency of having
letters which may remain in any Post Office
undelivered for thirty days returned to their
writers.
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TUESDAY EvsNlNa, FEBRUARY %.
CASH PAIGE FOR ADVERTISING

IN TAE NORFOLK DAY COOK.
/ square / day,SO SOIL do weeks. 70
do { lays.. o IS Square month.$i 90
10 3 days. / on do 2months 10
dc week. 75il 40 3montas. III w
"A advertisements ordered twice or thrice
week, for each insertion after the first.
peg square: ........". - ."...:......3'1
Msrrisges and Deaths to be published as newa.h
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, SC, will be
charged other advertise L.entss and payment
required IN ADVANCE.
4 transient advertisements to 10 paid III zd-
vAuCs,
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FRESH DRUGS, FRESH DRUGS.
UsT received per steamer, lot OF Fresh
Drugs and Medicines, among which are lh5
following articles.
Using lass for clearing Coffee,
Tzrant's Settler, Aperient,
Sir James Clark's Female Pills,
Lows Brown Windsor Soap,
Lows Glycerine Soap, Genuine Bay Rum,
Genuine Lubin's Extracts &c,
JNO II LUDLOW,
fe "a Atlantic Drug Store.
MERINO DRAWERS.
a FEW dozen left over, which may be had
n very low for cash.
lie Ia J H DAWSON.
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GROCERIES FOR LENT.
GOLDFISH, Potatoes Mackerel, Herring,
~ Spots, Hogfsh, &c, in Store and for sale
low at JORDAN g. BROS,
fe2S 70 Church street,
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SWEET OIL.
Oh CASES Prs and OTIS. Also Twenty boz
CO es CASTLE Soap, received and for sale byE
fe 28 M A e. @ A SANTOS.
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New Advertisements.

$40 REWARD.
Eighty DOLLAR in Gold. on the cor.
~ FER OF Freemason and Cumberland strefts
A liberal reward will he given to the finder, by
leaving it at
.e27-3t THIS OFFICE,
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Office, No. 81, u. Aoin Street, Norfolk, Va
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| N D E P e N D r Mt G Il EYS.
ATTEND Drill and meeting at Head
n Quarters, on T q E y d AY evening at TX
M o'clock.
III By order Of the Captain.
GEO HOLLYWOOD,
81 I'd Serg't.
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.
q Attend Drill of the Compan. at your Ar.
"a mory, this Tuesday evening, 2'st hnst, at
lf O'Clock This is ali important meeting, and
- full attendance is desl ed.
By CIDER of the
10 - CAPTAIN.
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collar Oil, Kerosene OIL, Lard Oil, in pure
- stock and for sale by
fe is MA a. c A SANTOS,
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SOM z "a f.
L Attend Drill and meeting of the Company
at Blues Arnory tnls Tuesday Evening al
iii ~ o'clock. Let every member be present
M BY order of the Caplain
fe ss w H TAYLOR, ,st Sarg't
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DIE ID.

BURLIN-In this city suddenly on Monday July &C. Isabella
wife of Richard Burin in the roth year OF her age.
CAVERLY-0n Tuesday July 4 Sophia, wife Of John l.
The friends and relatives of the "a ny respectfully nytsd
No. 4O7 Greenwich street at O'clock Thurdsy neIt
The aims will DO taken to Patterson Pu,nam County for
Dterunent
DEYoEIn February, 1850 at Upoo pis Nsyes,ors Island
New-YOrk city aged 81 years and months.
GRANT-In Mobile Alabama John L. Grant afatboatIusn
who fell overload at HaPs Mill on Three Nile Creek AMI
was dIow ned. He native Of Bath, Milne, ana sssd
about rs TO 30 years.
Valerie second daughter Of the late Allen w Hsre
HGGlNsn this city alter long and over Illness Jane.
wife Of William Higgins, In the 27h year OF he's age.
McGulNNt SS-ln Brooklyn, Monday July 10, Ellen, tho
beloved wife of Francis McGCinnes, aged u years.
MCNARY-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. JEly H. Andrew v.
McNary, aged 20 year,, months, and % day"
NURRAY-In HagarstowD, Maryland, Monday, July Is,
Edward b. Murray, Of the firm Of ;Grah, rVerd Co. OF
REILLEYIn this city Mopdsy evening July Is Thomas
NJ. D. Reilly hte Of Dublin, Ireland sged 81 years.
SPOFFORD-In Flatbush l.. L. on MONDAY July l6 after
lingering Illness Charles N sPoaOrd in the J'th year Of his
aS" Slppsne on of oS nS L. sspS
StaIhope, aged years, months, and 20 days.
STyERaFELDT-I th, city, Tuesday, July H., Mary
Eleanor youngest and only daughter OF c. w. and Mary
stemftldt aged years aud 4 months
THoRP-In this city on Tuesday evening July L. Of choler.
R6ntG3 1 aaTiets ADELAIDE S%n,y child Of Edward and
The funeral viii be held the residence Of b. b. Pardy es9.
No. ~ has. Foreign street 81 SSI TO- p s ~ asa
specially invited to attend
TUPPER-In Brooklyn Tuesday July H. Maris daughter
Remain. have been taken iallowel for interuent
wALsB-At Yonken Wednesday morning July 49, Sarah
Jane daughter Of Rici ard aud Agnes Walsh.
The relatives friends tho family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Friday the 20h inst, ut q o'clock
from the house South Yonleu.
For additional Marriages and Deaths see Sk Page.
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HoYEY BEES IN CITIEs.-We have ofoen recon-
mended the keeping of bees within the limits of large
towns, where they would find nnumerable sources of
honey in cultivated flowers aud Strawberries ard other
wasted sweets. In San Francisco, as we see by late
California Farmer, large numbers of swarus Of bees
have been established, and doing remarkably well
In all the upper part of NewYork CITY bees would DO
az well kept q, in the country, and in almost every
moderate-szed inland town, every family owning
garden might own stock of bees and make the keep
ing of them pleasant and profitable.
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iyI9 Law 6wT
CUPREME CoURT.-In the matter Of To.

CUPREME COURT. In the matter Of tho
- HENDRICK HUDSON FlRF INSURANCE COMPANY.
Notice hereby given that by order Md aud eutrsd Ia
thu the office Of the Clerk Oh City aud Comfy
oNewYors the nth day OF July instant the undrgaed has
been poued the Receiver OF the said Hen Hudson
Fire Insurance Company and under and In pursuance of the
statute such aud provided do hereby requs I'll
persops indebted said Company orr before the tSeay
fourth day 1860 at the office Of Ford Baldwin q
No "a Broadway in the City Of TO render an account
Of all iebts ana Of money owing By them respectively
said Company and to the said Receiver and TO @
and all d. hsyrg their possession property effects
Of such Company required to deliver the to the ssd
Receiver by the day last Aforesaid.
And said required 10 direr thstr
respective demand, the said Receiver by
the ad 2sh day Of August the place last Aforesaid and al
persons having any open scbsng ooasct Of such Cop
present the Ia writing and In detail 70
me the ssid Receiver the time and place hr aforesaid
Dated this 18th day Of July 1860.
SAMIEL WILKESON Receiver, 10
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NetpNprkDailp Gribn,te'

PRICE OF STRAWBERRIES IN SAS Francisco
The California Farmer, of June 8, states that straw
berries of the Longworh Prolific variety four TO six
inches il circumference, sold at auction in Saa
Francisco, at 81 62l pound. The Lusk Brothers,
near that city, have eighty acres in strawberries, and
send from two to four thousaud pounds day to mar
ket. We don't think they ge. 81 81 pound for all
they sell They also have ten acres Of raspberree.
and i've acres Of backberres and employ from thirty
IN sixtv pickers.
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philadelphia Cattle Markes-JuLY Is

The supply of this week very large amounting
in all TO only about 400 head The limited supply had
deney increase prices aud number OF prime cattle
disposed Of al $40 100 H. The rulng prices however
from so 20 aud S9 Unless have rain ia th
ton Of the country pastures VIII be dried up and prices for Beef
will no DOUBT be- higher.
SnEgPThe Sheep market quite full the supply suount
ina In all to over head nearly all OF which s1d Il froaf
IS 10 Us according TO quality and condition.
HoGs-The supply OF Hogs not very great Only amounting
In all to head al Of which sold a. from sat fs for
stiILed and from S3 TO 1871 for corn-fed
CowsTbee but little deuAnd for this Kind OF stocs, and
the sales only amounted l2S head 25 - $50 accord
int tV
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Ceaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW ORK--Richard Bullwinkle, and Mary Baixintls
his wife plaintiffs against Anr o. kyker, benjamin Hicks
ard Mary Elizabeth his wife Msrguet Buckhou, Charles
Bulwinkle and Julia A his wife Henry Bulginks, end
Mary II. Bullwinkle, bis wife, defeudants.-Snnmons.
and required to the complaint In this ac which
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County Now
York on the sixth day Of April 1860 add Of which copy
hIep served upon aod to copy Of your
10 the seid compn the subscribers at thr office No I'LL
Broadway city Of New within twenty days asr
the hereof Exclusive of the day Of such seri and
you fail the said complaint within the tine Gre
plaintiffs IN this action will apply 70 the Court for s
relief den1sn ded In the complaint
Dated New 1oTk, Apl 9Th. 1867 -
CHESTER L KENNEDY,
iyIe law6wT PlaiDtifS Attorneys
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MARRIED.

CALYO- STOEPELIn this city Saturday, July H. at st.
Stephens church by the Rev. Dr. Cumming Joseph Of
Nicoino Csyo Miss Agnes youngest daughter OF Dr. A
StoepeL
HALL-RANDOLLAt Scotch Plains New Jersey ION Tues
day July IT, by the Rev. Mr.. Brown William L. Hall OF
Ulysses New York, to Miss Harriet Randol.
MATHEWs-LEAMAN-In this city Tuesday, July n,
by the Rev. Frank Remington Dir Nahum o. Mathe and
Miss Sarah {. Lesnian, all Of New ok
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NEW-YoRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

~ FARE to ALBANY, S3
On and after MONDAY June Is. 1850 Trains viii leave
26th-st Station, New-York, follows:
For Wismsbrdge and all stations 7:40 ard IL M
and $3.50 For White Plains and all way stations $780, and
So N ifor White Plains ard sll way stations 6;l5 from
Whitst Depo For Croton Falls s:l5 m. stopping at VIII
liambidge and stations above For Dover Plains $3.50
stopping h Plains ard stations above This train 10
meton Saturday evenings For Albany lois m. EI-
press Mail Tram, stopping at White Psns, Bedford Crotou
falls, and stations north.
Returning viii leave Wiamsbldge, stopping st all way
lions, 6:lO and r. m. and p White Plains stopping
at all way stations at ard 4;15 and Dover P.ins
stopping at ell stations north OF Fordam This train
MeToB every Monday morning az 5:25 M Croton
Eals p stopping at all stations north Of FoIdhn- Alba
ny an. stopping At al stations north of White Plains
JOHN BURCHILL. Assistant Superintendent.
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ID C. BTLKLEY, Auctioneer, viii SELL on

WEDNESDAY, August 8, at o'clock on the premises
By order Thomas 1heale Executor the Homestead
acres situated Rye, Nescheef County quarter OF mile
fo the Depot he property has been surveyed and divided
into A plots VARYING in sire IL Il and will be sold
as divided The ausion house is large story aud attic
frame building well situated and hndsou ely shaded Tnc pop
ey is in tie immediate vicinity Of ree churches and OF tne
elegant country Of Messrs kinglsnd, Van H-ns1lae
Cromwell and Others and oera opportunity Tor parties
wishing purchase elegant sites for residences Sixty per cent
can remain the property.
Maps the Auci0neefs Office, No. 43 Wsllsti Jauncey
Count.
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1000
HCDOCENTRAL RAILROAD. ACOU
GREAT DOBBLE-TRACK ROUTE
The capacity OF the Road equal In the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST

GhEAT OOUBLE-TRACk ROUTE
Te capacity OF the Road equal Ia the country
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Otce No Astor House, corner Of Vesey-t.
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers and from Gin
cnna Chicago 81 Louis, St Psu Nashville, Memphis New
Orleans All other in the West North9es and South
unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any route
Through trains the Wes esvs NewYork foot OF Court
sndt ct )Moning Express, a Evening Express p
Sleeping and smokingcaIs all trains
Fare always low and the time quick BY any other
route
by this route Fregh OF s descriptions be forwarded
and from any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin lows, Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT to any port the naygabe rivers Of the West By
r8smev from Pittsburgh
The rates Of Freight and from point Of the West By the
Pennsylvnis Railroad al times favorable charged
By other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers inr1st
ing transportation Of their freight this Company rely
With confidence on It's speedy transit
This Company also maintains Enigrsnt Accommodation
Lne by which parties egrsng westward enjoys cheap and
comfortable mode Of st half the hcass rates
Of fsre j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent Ne Astor Hous.
LEECH Co, Freight Agents,
No. Aator House, and No South. Wilhau-st
No. Battery place.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sup't Altoona Ps.
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IL TING and other HORSES at WOODBURN FARM
ON WI DNF SDAY the I'D day Of August viii sell at PuoAt
sale so and 60 head Of thorough bred tang aud other
Horses consisting Of about Is Thorough bred Mares the sat
nube OF trng Mares and the balance young stock Of both
Catalogues stock ready for distribution one month PIE
vou the and then be bad on pPlcs.on &c
MIR d. LEVlGEkT, the subscriber X. AlTCh ;SoN Ah-
EXANDER near Spring Station Lexington and Frankfort
Rsircad
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JDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-sUMMER

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-SUMMER
4 a PLEASURE TRAVEL--FIVE DAILY TRAINS (Snn-
days excepted Tor LAKE MAHoPAC, WEST POINT CATS
KILL MOUNTAINS, LEBANON STRINGS SHARON
hGARA FALLS, LAKE GEORGE, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
MONTREAL and QUEBEC Elegant saloon for families
10 SARATOGA SPRINGS without change Of cars. Baggage
checked through and tickets sold Company Depos Cham
bers and dlst For particulars a TO train Time Tables
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SAL Il
" SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS u,
GREAT EXCITEMENT! 800 GREAT hooh'
TO Kinney ,ron,
CHEAP EMBRODEkY AND RIBBON SIohE. .to
The store has closed for the purpose oil marking oo" ~
P"'o STRAW GOODS CLOSING OUT
LOO Straw Benne.s closing out &c to lZc'
$40 Suaw Bonnets, oil styles. l8c. to Soc
2Oo0 Fine Bonnets, half price
SHAKER Hoods. iSc.
200 Bloomers closing, l8c to TIC. .
Crape Blk and TrnIned Bonnets hall pics'
RIBBONS CLOSING OCT
$500 yards Ribbons &c &c, DC &C.
5OOO ards wi &c. len 0auze aud Grape, &c.
1900 wards rich Ribbou. worth Csc l2Ac ~
FINE. rich RIBBONS. HALE fRlCE.
PARASOLS, HALF PRICE.
$50 PsIasols, he. 31c Soc ODE l5c.
200 ri h new styles clo.ng ct half price
SILk MIITS. CT JSlNG.
goo pairs silk Mits &C. he l3c 2Jc.
$50 psfs inc Bib Mts closing low.
200 PAIRS Misses Mitts. &c Sc &c.
20 Mantiilss. closing, SOC Csc, 81 70 20
HAIR-NETS CLOSING OUT.
100 silk Twist Nets, l2ic.
1880 rich BUgie Nets Csc.
$50 h.bille Nets. 25c.
$40 Gents Ladies Esudkerchefs, sc to &c.
Muslin Sets Collars and Sleeves, &C. 10 Soc.
Bands closing out &C. e. &c.
$50 Collars, closing cut Be 70 Doc -
MANTIILA and FLOUNClHG LACHS closing out
A large lot of LACE COLLARS, closing, DC TO l2c
With large lots Of other goods bought tins last season a. -c
ton closing Of about ha' price. ..... -, o,.r,
UOOP-SKItTs, TRIMMINGS HOSIERY 0LUNEo,
FANS FAOWERs RUChEs &c, 49,;
'-'N' WA. kINZEYS
No 223 Eighhav, between 2lst and 29d's.s.