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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12

JUDICIAL SALE.--ln obedience 10 an order Of
~ the Breckenridge Circuit Court made al IL April term
CLONERPORT Breckenridge County Kentucky offer for sale
10 the highe bidder, the BRECKENhIDGE CAMEL COAL
Mr and SIX thousand Acres Of Land lying in the Counties
Of breckenridge and Hancock together with the rights Of way
and all the buildings fixtures and erec'ns Of every kind To-
geheT vi the oad and cant ges engines tools, npe
ets acu ard other personal property used for the purose
Of carr ing The buncss Of tho Breckenridge Camel Goal
conveying 70 market and all and singular the rights,
piycee. nd franchises Of 0d Company or much beeofas
nav he necessary to sais judgment IN The names Of David r.
Ma Tin and John NokeIoD, trustees &C. ag inst the recken-
ridge Cene Coal Company. The sas viii continue nom Day
10 DIV mt, completed Teuns u SaieIbe sale 10 be nadr
credit Of six twelve and cyh'een months IN equal install
e Tbe Nlrhaser give bond with good security bearing
interest nom day Of sole and have the force and ehe Of
els.,d griiIgiid for Fh MHEI4a1RAY oOu'~i'ioHo
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IN oyen iTon his debts pursuant TO The proyon o.
tie third article OF the fr title Of the m chapter Of the second
rs OF tie Revised Stautss DANIEL BROWN OF the town
OF Genoa Csyugs County inoyent debtor Notice r pub
Eed Apr 1860 Creditor appear before the Hon Charles
C. Dwight County Judge Of Cayuga County ut his office In be
City OF ubur In said County the 18th day OF July next At
en- o'clock TO show they have why
assignment should be made OF aid insoyen estate, and
he discharged from his dcbts-April n, $50
RVS IewiOwS VIM Il. WOODEN Attorney for Insolyent
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TTHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNING

| F1,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
| Il TON for BOSTON, PRovIDENCE-Land ROute-Ihe
| Tho Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. joel Stone and
| COMMONWEALTH Capt w William In connection with
Railroads leaving EewYok daily Sunday excepted from
Pier No ~ r. 6p M and Soningion 1879 M or on
The COMMONWEALTH, from New. York-Monday Wed,
nesdsy and Fdy From Sonington-Tuesdy Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New-York-- e.day, Thurs
day and Saturday. From stonngtonMonday, "Wednesday
and Friday. ,,, 4. n,
dence and 3oston IN the Express Mali Train reaching said
places in those by other routes and IA ample time Tor
all he cary morning line: connecting nos,n ana Ess, p
e.t breakfast II desired. and leave Soningson in
the a. m train connecting at Providence with the IL A. u
Master accompanies The steamer and train through
each say. -, .-....... .. 9Th, .,,,v a, hoard the
fS pa' es :, the eisSioie Pier No River
he No us West-st.. corner Of Courthndtst
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
III ard TROY. connecting with trOins NORTH and WEST
From Mc5S1y ap ~ S nas' Trains T and II a. M and
D M; Albany Mail Ga Sleeping Car Train $40 M
sundays included Way Trains for Sing Sing si5 and
,srytoycn has and I0,fs M for Peeksk p NJ FROM
s>stst Buffalo aud Northern Lightning News Train. 800
ESs S and p sit T for f NSYo sae Tcy
345 (tnGsys Included and ai5, and 1910 aud 3l5 aud
an hour later A. =. SMITH superintendent
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN FARE ~ 90 ALBANY.
On and after MONDAY April 80 1860 Trains will leave
26h-st Station KewYork follows; for Wilmbridre $50
a. f6 'I %hs fa cs S f o% whs H. b 5
Dover Plains, from 10th Ut Depot For Alba . a. IN
Mail connecting With the Hew.York Central Rlrold Return
White Plains. and TiSO m s;s5 and t5O IA Dover
P4ins, y. IN. Albany, II u m. Mail
JOHN BURCHlLL, Assls,su, Superintendent
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fnaneial.
II. NICOLAY.

4 LBER h. NlCOLA1, -.--....uo
IN AUCTIONFER AND ST0CEBROkhk. .-sas
Ne 50 wiiannst SURANCE STOCK and o'na ~ :, she
a private sale STOCKS and BONDS bought ana . sy
Broker Board The Price Current issued semi mummy
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1OR ROSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIyER-1he splendid and snperox
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at o'clock p
m and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Broyton. on MONDAY,
"WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at O'Clock p M, from Pies
No. 3, n X. Al,
will be regarded secured TO any spa
can't until the s. shall have been paid for .
Boston forwarded through with great dispatch "
an Express Freight Train
." VIM BORDEN Agent, Nos. 20 and II west~s-
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" COAPANY.-Ihe Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
OF TBE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY for the purpose of Eectug Thirteen Directors for
the ensuing year will be held in the City OF Chicago at the
Ooe the Company the 9Th day of June next The Trans
fer Books will be closed the Afternoon Of "Wednesday the
3h day Of MAY inst o'clock and will be re0pened
on The 9Th day OF June prox, at 10 o'clock m
FRANCIS n TOWS.
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OyYIcR REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COnPASH,
No. I6 Waist, Jan. II, 1860.

No IS WaQst-, JAN II, IBbV
DIVIDEND-Th Company have to-day de.
IL clared dividend Of SEVEN AND A HALF DOLLAhS
PER SHARE PAYABLE to stockholders on demand . 49,,
They also declared interest dividend o. S6A fEh
i4th day OF February next, In cash
They have further declared Scrip Dividend on the earned pre-
uns Of the wear ending the Slst day of December 1853 OF
FlFTY PER CENT the certificates deliverable to parties en
tied thereto on TUESDAY the 14h day Of February next
ROBERT 8. HONE, President.
Drxc.r CrpRy Seeretarv.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
NRvYoRK, May g. 1850 }
A T the Regular Monthly Meeting of the Board
IN of D.rectors held this day, DIVIDEND OF TEN FIR
CENT declared Of the profits payable on and after inc
18th inst ., go,
By order Of the Board,
FREDERICK HOFFMAN,
Secretary.
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II
~ The annual ELECTION Of DIRECTORS Of said Com
psny will be held their office in Dubuque MONDAY the
eth OF June, 1850 Six Directors are TO be elected -
And by resolution Of the Board passed October 2 1879
meeting Of the Stockholders OF said Company is hereby called
10 be held at their Office In Dubuque on SATURDAY June
1890 10 for the purpose Of considering whether muct
Article 81 OF the Articles Of incorporation requires seven
Directors 10 DO residents Of lowe, should b repealed
JAMES NJ MCKINLAY, Secretary
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

TT s. MAIL LINE to CALIFORNh-By
W steamers Of the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY from New York to Aspinwall
BY Railroad Of the Panama Railroad Company Aspinwa
to Panama.
And by steamships Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company fsm
Panama TO San Francisco.
From the foot Of Warren.st.
AT 10 O'CLOCK, NOON PRECISELY
The steamship NORTH STAR will leave New. York Monday
Nay 2 and the ARIEL with freight and steerage
eny May 30 the NORTHERN LIGHT. with mails passengers
ard freight, usual, June s.
uncuuent money not received.
First cabin Passage 5000 second cabin $50 steeye $l00
For further Information, apply at the only Office
No. III West-st., foot of Wsuenst
ID. B. ALLEN Agent
BAH persons forbid trusting any one on account Of
the above ships
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Tor BRIDGEPORT-Fare 80 cts.-The fast
i steamer JOHN BROOKS Capt John Brooks j. Leaves
Peckp every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Il M
FREIGHT taken for the Houatonc and Naugtuck Railroad at
The lowest rates LOCKER x Co, No. liz South-st
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N1rw-YoRK and ERIE RAnR0AD.-Tfins
1Q6O THE PENNSYLVANIA 1874
lCUOCENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOV

TIE CREAT SHOKT LINE TO THE WHIST.
efbce No; esio! Howe, corner Of ysseyas
Fares for the transportation 81 Pass 10 and from GIN
cinnati Chirspo 81 Louis ST Paul fhyle Memphis Now
lesns end ali other in the West hoItbwes and SCUBA
wet ere for speed end comfort by any rout
trims The West leave New York foot u Cost
lsndt -Bforning Express a. Evening
Steering and smoking all trains
fSm always as low and the time quick, by osh9
route
and nom any point Railroads Of Ohio, Ksntnck lnf
Inois Wiscousin Iowa, Missouri. BY RAILROAD Dr.
RIOT or 70 any port the nagsbe rivers Of the "es %
aean crs from Ptsbugb. -, -,
The es Of Freight end from any point Of the West BY f
Railroad oil times favorable as are Gu rga
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers nuss
ing tansroaon OF their Frghtto this Company can
with confidence it's speedy transit -
This Company also maintains an Emynt Accornmcdlhos
Line by parties egrtng westward enjoys cheap ana
comfortable mode convey at oneha the r.tcss mss
Of fare J. T. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent NO Astof House
LEECH & Co. Freight agents, - -
No / kstor House and No South William -
MCDONALD BISCHOFF, EHigrant agents,
No q Battery place
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sup't, Altpon, PA -
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OrreE or rnE ILLINOIS CKNrEAL RaILRoAD Co.

EEw-YoRK, March %, 1850.
meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the
fbis day, 1t was
the Capital stock OF III Company be- aud the came Is hereby
called Pysbe on Tie ih dy Of May 1861 and that the same
be payable the stock registered IN the City OF New
the Office OF The Company 81 that city on the stock rr
tered London AZ the Office Of Mesrs Robert henson Go
and that parties desiring 10 pay their inments in London
may pay The At the rate Of four shilling two pence sterling
70 the dogsI.
Hsred That the Transfer Books be on the 10Th day Of
May and opened the 18th aud that be
ted after that date Of shares upon which such
nOt have been paid.
Rersd the rate Of per per annu
be allowed upon Ell paid previous 20 the 18th My
and charged II the rate upon all assessments paid ae
dste. By order OF the Board,
A u BURNSIDE. Treasurer
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DAY boat for Albany and intermediate landings
Steamer ARMENIA Capt. Smith leaves the foot OF Har
rison st. every Monday Wednesday, and Friday at Ia M
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A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
~ INTFRMFDIATF l. LANDINGS Steamer METAMORA,
at4p IN Sundays excepted from Pier foot of JaySt N H.
- a.,,;cnlars bills.
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EOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN,
II popT Tho steamer MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt w, 3
Uvon Leaves Pier No 80 Jamesslip East River, rUESpA1
auIfRSDaY and SATURDAY AFTERNuONS, ato o eloeA-
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V,HIRD-Av. SAVINGS BANK, cor 3d-ay and
II zsth-rt.-SIA PER CEST INTEREST allowed on
rom ~ y D Bank open daily from 10 10 o'clock alo
Monday "Wednesday ard Evenings 10 O'Clock
s. CHILDs, See'y. SPENCER X GREEN, Prot
NEW ORR Fans and MOBILE FUNDS bought
IN b. AUGUST BELMONT Co., Nc. 80 Wallet.
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TOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE, and
e :.v,ySfvERY AFTERNOON II 81 o'clock.
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THE DAY BOOK.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5.

A CUTE YANKEE.-Some time since
a slab-sided mortal from down-east who
looked as if he had passed through
shingle-mill, called at respectable es-
tablishment in Philadelphia and inquired
thus
as this Burlap, Jean & Co's?'s
eyes, SIR
"Well, then, sir; reckon owe you a
small BILL
"What name, sirl''
"Zerubbabel Shocks
After overhauling the ledger, Ierubba-
bel was assured that it could not be, as
his name was not on the books.
"a darn'd pretty way you keep EN-
thenl | guess if a man owed me matter
of$8O0, / could tell the date without look
ing. Hows' lever | don't want to cheat
you. l know this is the place. just give
me receipt for 1926 and Is cents.''
Never mind the cents, Mr.. Shocks,
here's your receipt for the dollars
mighty careless you be Of small mat
tiers. One hundred cents make dollar
where come from. Fifteen cents amt to
Dc buceA dt. QOod-Hoi ulIiS:
Messrs. Burlap, Jean & Co., were e.
lectrifed at the miraculous honesty of the
down-easter, and would not let him go
SO readily. They insisted upon his per
chasing bill of goods, but, zerubbabel
was very unwilling. at was darn'd hard
topay for them, he said, "he'd been all
the winter raising that" But to their
great qualification, they sccceeded in Sc
curing SO good customer by selling him
a bill Of one thousand dollars, payable in
six months.
When the time for payment arrived,
and notice for the demand was forward
ed to the address of the honest down
easter, the letter remained for weeks I'M
answered. The account was sent to a
limb OF the law; resident in the town
from which he hailed, and the next mail
brought Burlap, Jean & Co., the agreea-
DIE intelligence that no such man as
Zerubbabel Shocks ever lived there
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Mrs. wTNsr,0w.

{ v
4 " INEXPERIENCED MI RS Il AND
IA female Physician, presents to the atten.
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Oft eething
by soitening the gains, reducing ali infianama
ton will allay ALI. PAIN and spasmodic NC
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mqthers, it Will give rest 10
yourselves, and relief and
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this art icl 9 Tor
AND TRUTH Of it, v hat2we have never been
able TO say ofany other medicine--N EVE Il
HAS II FAILED, in aes SINGLE INSTANCE,
TO EFFECT AZURE when timely used.=-
Never didwe know anPa instance of dissatisfac-
ton By any one whouo used it. On the con.
trary, all are delighted with its operations,and
speak in terms ofbigh est commendationoiit Is
magical effects andmedG teal virtues. We speak
III this matter sWHATwE DO KNOW. after ten
yea experience. and " PLEDGE oUA REPUrA-
TIeN FoR THE FULFILL MENToFwHAT WE HERE
DECLARE. In almost every instance where
ne infant j SUFFERING ,.i nom pain and eShans
tered. q This valuable preps-
ration is the prescrip- ton of one of the most
EXPERIENCED andS sKlLLFrL NURSES
NEVER FAILING s y CO CESS in THOUSANDS
OF CASES. ~ 1t not only relieves
the child from pain, ~ u I invigorates h
stomach and bowels, corrects acidity. a m d
gives tone and energygQ to the whole system
1t will almost Instantly. relieve GRIPPING In
THE BOWELS AND WIND COLIC, and
overcome commissions, Is which, if not speedily
remedied END In death. We believe it the BEST
and su1EsT REMEDY INO TIKI woRLD, in allcases
ofDYSENTERY and, JDIA Il r II G a IN
CHILDREN, whether 1t arises from teethina
or from any o I h e r11 cause. We would say
to every mother whos. mas a child suffering
from any of the fofe-- going complaints--Do
NOT LET your PnEJU-s- DICEs, NOR THE PREF
UDIcE OF OTHERS, standk> between your suffering
CD lid and the r eI i 9 that will be SURE
yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE-to follow the
use of this medicine if, timely used. Full di-
rectons for using willU accompany each bottle
None genuine unlesses the fac-simile of CUR
IT'S & p EAKINE, New York, is on the
outside wrapper. 81
Nf- Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office No. Il Cedar street, N. York
Price only S5 cents per bottle. my 50-1y.
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3d.. LADIES we have let OF We ~
cheap BLACK CATERS ioi
ezm safe, only SO cents pa ir; the,
~ are new, but we bought hen,
ohesp ana we wiil sell them in the same wa,
A.so, 20. or BOH'S BOOTS which we II, =
sena 20 sen az ~ ~ pair, and other che,
goous .nat We think You can mott fail to bny n
you wlil only call and look Tor yourself. i
Ladles Morocco Bootees with heels eo,,.o.
nailed Tor. 81 rs cents, every pair warranted 4,
wear wear Wen, and II they do not we will hay
them repaired free OF charge. No. 81 F,s, g,
Market Square, Sign large hanging Boot
~ % BUTT 4 DOUGLASS
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GUMS, GUNS. GUNS.

p U w ATTN Elk q et(l
III AYE on hand large Stock of GUNS. 'pi,
- Tolls and SPORTING GOODS Of ali Is !,
eaapt,ons, ana would respectfully invite ali " /,
call, as they are confident oil giving satis,art,
N b.-Speciai attention given 70 Repsirii,
. ~ . n1nS. No. 8, Union street.
DC ~ fe Stern of the Rio On,
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CECOND additional and large arrivals of
- Fall and Winter Goods at ". CAMPES
IL and 43 Main street.
1t is very advisable to all those visiting Nor.
folk who do not know what is going on in
!. Established Dry and Fancy Goods emporium,
there You can find the greatest novelties ex-
hibited in Norfolk from a pence Domestic up
to the finest Silk Robe Dresses, Ribbons from
cent to so cents per yard, the richest assort-
ment in all wool French double Joope Robe
Dresses, English and French Calicoes, white
and colored plain and twilled Flannels, white
and colored Canton Flannels, Sleeps Greys,
Sattinets and Cassimeres, Embroideries, Under
Garments, Dress Trimmings and all kinds of
heavy goods for Servants. Call at Al and As
Main street, corner OF Addington's lane and
you will find even more than you expect, and
prices to suit the times.
oc q N. CAhIPE.
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COUGH REMEDIES.
DRAGG'S Pulmonic Waters,
- Iceland Moss Paste,
Browns Bronchial Tr0ches,
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers,e
Wistar's Lozenges,
Iayne's Expectorant,
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
American Cough Drops,
Coverts Balm OF Life,
Wistar,s Balsam Wild Cherry,
Stabler's Cherry Expectorant
Thompson's Life Preserver
e All the above for sale Wholesale and Retain.
de l6 s5t M A n IA SANTOS. q
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p. v DoRLAND. M. ID.


q q U LIST AND A URI.Sg
GRApuATE OF THE TRINITY UNIyEnsITv. a.
~ OF the NEW YORK EYE and ~exs-s
EAR lNFIRMARY, who has had an xS@S&
9xsensiye practIlce in the various Eye
institutions OF Europe,
}R5- Office at Mrs FreeYnan,s Roardin,, 1I,,-,
hiain street. A-'"''
HOU RS,
iioa. =. NJ 20 y, r. M, where those deprived
OF an Eye can be supplied with. an arfife,aI
one, having all the movements and color of tn
natural enc. - '"'
Straplsmus or Cross Eye removed with little
operation.
Cataract or Opacity of the Lens operated un,,
by solution, without the slishtest pain or dan
N. B.-(ieneral Practice attended,, ~ eero,;,,
~ Diseases OF the Throat, Bronchia, Lungs Nh
Stomach, all of which will be treated On H..
new and most approved principle
W oplnions on the Eye and Ear, GRAr,s.
las. q. gARRY,
y WHoL&SALE AAD RAtA.
Dealer in China ssYass
a ND ARTHEN WAR
IaiA OSV respectfully infsrns his f.i,,,a.
4vA and the public, that he has in stor. y,
entire new Stock of every thing lii his la.
ana Is now prepared to furnish His ,,;,nt'
and customers on the most acconmo ;, .
dating terms. He feels assured thai ,.x4
long experience in the Grockery buai ys
nesl will enable him to give satisjact,a,,
the )ublic, to whom he gives the ass,,r.,.
ais, shat bis stock will always be t,.,nn H.
contain every article which ,nay be GALS
for. 'N''e'
!. Glve hini u eall--at his old stand cor,
Union street and Market square.
Eys,fl have three houses 10 rent ~, t,s
A per anfiuin. -. - ~'"'
no 3--tf
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISR

w are constantly talking about Southern
manufactures, but slow to act. Now u.t
nave to commence small, but In proportion ~
the extent that we are patronised we sh,t
Srow, Now citizens of Norfolk, If YOU womlu
nave shoe Mandatory in your midst tha,
street, few doors above Main and give Snn'
support to !, Y. A. DAVIS, who is a practically
ne makes every kind BOOT or SHOE now
E Eorn, anu warrants satisfaction in all case,.
Incoutage your Manufacturers. de rs
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TREMENDOUS STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

FALL AND W1NVEA CLOFEdANGs
A.LE. OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
IN No humbug about it, Everything bound
to be as representative we are about 10 enter
the sixth year of o ur residence In this city, we
feel it but due to a kind and generous public,
to thank them for the very liberal support ane
encouragement they have SO kindly extended
to us, and at the same time to inform them
that we are now ready to offer them the largest
stock OF Mems, Youths and Boys CLOTHING
that has ever been brought to our good old city
since its existence, which in make, sty lie and
beauty, will compare favorable with any other
similar establishment in this country, and as
to prices an examination will convince any one
at glance that we are abovs competition.
We take particular pride in calling the atten.
ton OF our lady patrons to our splendid stock
OF Youths and Boys Clothing.
Farmers and Planters can be supplied with
any quantity of SERVANTS CLOTHING, and
are there by enabled to save both time and
money.
Country Merchants and Dealers generally,
will find it to their interest to cali on as before
going North or purchasing elsewhere, as we
are able and quite willing to compare our prices
with any Northern Wholesale house.
New goods received every day during the
season. Also, Clothing made to order and war.
ranted to fit A SELDNER 3 co,
sel3 81 Main street. Norfolk, Va.
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ONE DUALAfs,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR.
0NE DOLLAR for nice pair Blankets, Two
~ Dollars for good pair Bed Blankets,
Cloth, Cassemere and Satinet, Flannels, De.
lain Silks and other Dress Goods OF all deScrip-
tions for sale at Nussbaum y Bro, So Main St.
DSn'tneglect to call before you buy your Dry
Goods az you, will lind the very goods You
look Tor, Tor less money than in any other
Store at % Main street.
de ~ NUSSBAtlM Il BkO.
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'As for Mr.. Blondin's great feet, said
Mrs. Darlington, as Ike read for her edi-
fcation, an account of his carrying man
across Niagara river, lit is very fortu-
mantle thing for the poor man that he
has great feet, for what could he have
done if his ieet had been as small as the
women's feet in China, where they use
en-, like Christian people. But con-
tinued the dame, smiling as the conceit
crossed her mind, ~ see one disadvan
tage in it, for if he should suddenly drop
off who would step in bis shoes ?"
A Coon JuDaE.-" What a lovely wo-
manl was the exclamation of Lord
Chancellor Eldon, upon passing first
class beauty, when pacing up and down
Westminster Hall, with his friend the
Master of the Rolls, previous to the OPEN
ing of their respective courts.
sWhat an excellent Judgel" said the
lady, when her sensitive car caught
the hattering decree of the Lord High
Chancellor of England.
If people ''knewsthemselves," some
folks would make very bad acquaintan-
ces.
The most amusing man in the world is
a Frenchman in passion. "By gar,
you call my wife woman two three
several time once more, and will call
you the vach-house, and blow out your
brains like candle"
A NEAT PUN.--Dr. Barton, warden of
Merton College, was the oddly of his
time. Of the puns belonging to DR..
Barton, we believe the following is but
little known. As he was man Of re-
markable insensibility, people told him
everything that happened.
A gentleman coming one day into his
room, told him that DR.. Vowel was
dead.
"What?' said he, .sVowel dead2--
Thank God that it is neither Unor H''
We have heard Of an enconomical man
who always takes his meals in front of
mirror--he does this to double the
dishes. If that isn't philosophy, we would
like to know what is.