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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-03

PUEP WHARF.-THE Common Council has
adopted resolution authorizing the COM
mittee on Pumps, 10 introduce pumps into
certain public cisterns and wells now with
out them; aud given them the power TO sink
wells and erect pumps at such points 10 the
city as they may deem proper. 1t will thus
be seen, that to a certain extent, our efforts
to secure. a supply of water for the mass, has
been successful; but it remains to be seen,
how far the Pump Committee will go on the
subject. With that committee reefs the sub
ject, and on them shall fall the responsibility,
if the people are not properly supplied. We
will not anticipate their movements, bat will
wait patiently for action. In the meantime,
we will keep the people informed as to what
is being done for them, and will not let the
subject rest until there is plentiful supply
of water for all purposes.
We have every reason to believe that the
Committee are fully awake to the Importance
of the subject. They are men of good judg-
ment and sound practical ideas, and are as
well posted on the requirements of the people
as need be; the only thing they have to guard
against, is that spirit of parsimony which has
too often characterized the movements of the
genius of improvement in this city.
CHLoRoFoRM AND ROBBERY residence
OF Mr.. W II. Foster, head of Granbury street
was entered sometime during Tuesday night
and robbed of gold watch and chain and
notes to the value of about fifty dollars,
1t appears that the thief entered window
on the second floor, by placing one barrel on
another, and climbing up by this means, TO
the window, after thus securing an entrance he
proceeded to open Trunk, in which the mons
ey and watch bad b. en- placed and secured
the booty, he then took the keys from the locks
on that floor and decended to he lower
floor, when he tried to effect an entrance to
the store; but in this he failed, and perhaps
fearing detection If he used violence, left with
what he had secured from the upper floor.
The room from which the money and watch
was stolen was occupied by Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Foster, as chamber She was aroused
during the night by noise, but was so verv
drowsy that she did not fully awake, Mr.. Eos" !
ter was sleeping too soundly to hear anything;
and as peculiar odor pervaded the apart
ment the next morning, there is little doubt
but both of them were under the influence Of
chlorofo m, administered by the bold depreA |
dator. We again caution our citizens against |
the gang of desperadoes now quartered amo 6 |
US.
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VERY PRETTY. The decorations and fes
toons that usually hang around the south side
OF the iron railing at the City Hall, a'e very
pretty and attractive, they are usually made
up of all kinds of female apparel, mention
able and uncomfortable. How long ,hi, rail
ing has been uaea as clothes line we are
not prepared TO say; but, that it is now in dali
ly use as such, will be evident to all who are
curious enough TO pass that way any morning
in the week. During conversation with a
bachelor friend, who was curious to know the
name of this and that article, our attention
was called to the absence in taste displayed
tie fabric, were not the finest the style not
the late t, nor the cut the most fashionable.
1t is astonishing what close observers old
bachelors are.
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MUSICAL ON DGT.--It is rumored that our
citizens are to have rare musical treat mex,
week, from one hundred children. This grand
musical feast is TO be given at the Opera House
about Tuesday night, under the auspices Of
our estet med fellow citizen Mr.. John wilkins
All the ladies aud children In Norfolk will be
there to see the beautiful sight, and hear the
splendid singing. 1874 81
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AUCTION SALES
By Merwin & Ferguson, Auctioneers.

BY merWin & Ferguson, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AT
AUCTION.
Win be sold, at public auction, on Tuesday the sth
instant, before the premises that valuable
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
No. Is, Charlotte street. This is fine and airy house
with two basement and passage two good parors
and passage the I'd floor, with ell two stories
high; three bed chambers and passage on the third
toor finished garnet; paved yard good cstern and
several outhouses
This house Is in excellent hborhood and pre-
SCENTS chance to purchase good residence
Terms cash. Title good
Sale positively at II N.
sMERWIN Il FERGUSON,
Auctioneers.
F. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer au2tds
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that Hay CRcP.--The planters of Ports.
mouth are making supeihuman efforts to
secure their c, p of Hay, they are wisely
taking Advantage OF the weather Crawford
and High Street are being moved frat. This
ooks well and we are gratiied.
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BUSINESS LIKB.-.We observed six large
steamers. lying at the wharves in Portsmouth
yesterday afternoon. This begins 10 look
like business
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We HAVE NO PORT WARDENs The recent
~ appointed Port Wa rdens, having neglected
to lodge their certificates of qualification
with the Register, are, in fact, no longer Port
Wardeus but, the Council has given notice
that they can comply with the law, in such
cases made aud provided. in given time
and assume the duties of office immediately
thereafter. -t'a
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-03

Escape AND RE.ARREsr. John Drill, alias
Sullivan escaped from the City Jail last even
ing, but was subsequently overloaded in The
marsh at the intersection of Wolf and Brewer
street, and re-committed to prison. ~
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No TROUBLE IN THIS CAMP.-The mill tary aud
civil officers 10 various parts of the state are
having misunderstanding AMI ''family jars" !;
10 most cases, growing out Of misinterprets-
ton or miseonstruction of the laws. And in
some cases the functions OF the civil officers
have been susp ended; but in Norfolk there is
nothing Of that kind to be observed. Moth
ing but the kindest personal feeling, and the
most cordial official courtesy appears to ex-
ist between the two branches Of government
10 this city. In the courts, the Offices con.
Quoting them, appear to hPve a correct ap
probation of the duties devolving upon them,
and the civil and military get along 10 the
best possible manner. In the sanitary and
quarantine affairs Of the port, there exist the
utmost good feeling and the most perfect un
derstanding and CO operation. In the very
question of police there is nothing but har.
mony; and this too, in face of tAe fact, that
both the civil and the military have police
bnt the duties of the two are so widely different
that there is no dscord Sometimes the
police to one department make arrests that
should be tried by the other, but When this
is the case. they are promptly turned over to
the authority having Jurisdiction and thus a
confic! Of authority is avoided. We con-
graduate our people on this harmonious state
Of affairs, and on the gen raj good order
quietude, and good feeling existing Nor
folk-save the presence of a few of the escap.
ed state co lvicis is the most orderly, quiet
and best regulated City in the country, tht
paragraphs of mendacous correspondent to
the contrary Notwithstanding
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Bow, Wow, Wow!-Every bcdy has heard
the old saying tt at "overy dog has his day."
but who was ever SO we'll versed in dogology
as to tell when that day arrived Truly, ii
runnsth not in the m mory of man that any
dog has ever had his day 1t is true that
eanis migsor appears to have good time, as
mounted on Monoceros, be rides through the
Heavens; ami cqmis major seems to take thing
quite easy while he sits on his launches, and
plays with the contracted caudle appsndage of
lepus; but these 'sphellows' don't have taei
day; they can only show themselves at night
just as mundane CANNES do, in the day they
have to hide their inglorious heads, and cease
,heir celestial bow vows. If the two worthless
which ere mentioned above, can't lave their
day, then it is not to be expected that the many
worthless ours that infast this town eau expect
much consideration. And yet t ey do have q
good lime, but like major and minor, its du~
ring the night, then they have their bow vows
and Their unearthly howls, in imitation of
their. celestial brothers, and they generally
succeed 10 "making night hideous." During
thsdog-days il the very time when dogs ehopld
net hsYe their day; therefore, put tito them
Mr., Collector, make them walk up to the
captains office and settle; the expression that
every dog has his day" is played op; history
don't prove it, and we won't believe it. r.,
OXFORD HALL, IN PoRrsMourH-Wil be
opened to night with Lewis' Steraosco ptican
and Mirror of the late war. This work Of ar
is highly spoken ofby the press where it has
teen exhibited. The managers being unable
to secure hall in Norfolk will be deprived
of the privilege of exhibiting here. Mr.. s. M.
GRnaoaY the FAvoRirE BAsJorsr, whose mu.
sic is alone worth the price ofadmission, also
Ma. 7. w. SAITH the negro comedian viii
appear each evening. Get your change ready
gentlemen, and 60 to see the sights.-Sss
dvertis ement.
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MArRIMoNIAL.-Thsre were but fifteen mar.
riags licenses issued from the clerks office OF
this City during the past month of July. From
September 1858 to September 1864, there
were only ninetycseven issued
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DRIGVAM YOUNG RICHARD COBDEN,

ID fOJN BRIGHT Gen Sherman. Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln ypius Or Gen Grant with Porirsts
The Mother OF Wesley Stanmerins Cause and Cure me
Mel Mar and the sk knp; Hesds OF Clergy and Heads OF
Bexsr, compared; Este OF the Apostles Head Of 81 rnn
Cornrus Vanderbilt Chsrcc.er 10 th. Walk LANGUAGE o. W.
TkhTED ANNUAL on PHRRNOLOGf AND fhl Si0G
Monty 10, ls6-now ready. ~ oentA Address FOWLER
Z WELLS NcE.YOrx.
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Mem publications.
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HAVING THIS SEASON IMPORTED DIRECT FROM
EUROPE OUR OWN .,
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6tetionern ano .5anen GOODS.

NOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANU-
OFACTORY, No. lie williarst. n. f.-An kinds Of
Cot; Pessed and Plain Osss lnkstand spongC Cups Paper
Weights and Library lnkstsnds N Oak keony ara anul
xsnds At the lowest Msn1fscturers prices y. S-OTder
for export promptly sttendedt to
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OWING TO THE TREMENDOUS DEMAND r 0n
| GOODS AT THf SOUTH AND WEST MANY 0ss,IT I'M
THRIR GOODS Ar MORE THAN OUR RETAIL
PRICES.
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CHEAP ALPACAS FOR CASH.
~ BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS,
FROM AUCTION.
FOR ~ CENTS. WORTH So CENTS.
FOR 30 CENTS. WORTH 6ll CENTS.
FOX GA CENTS. WORTH - CENTS.
FOR IS CENTS. WORTH 90 CENTS
FINEST QUALITY 81 CENTS TO III u.
The above line Of Apacas comprises the best brtsns Of
fred the public since the commencement Of the late wal
and rll be sold strictly for cash. ,,rnc
FOSTER BROTHERS,
No 272 Bleeoker-st.. corner OF Commerce.
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WE ARE ALSO IMPOR,iNG: THIS SEASON
FRENCH AND GERMAN CORSETS,
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Real estate for Sale.
ENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.

4 NENERAlI SOUIHEhN LAND A6ENCI L
NETWORK OFFICE. No. 81 BKOADwAY
For Sale or Lease VALUABLE LANDS. In oil the South
eru st.,es KEMP 2. BATTLE, Secretary.
AUTHORIZED REyyREScEs:
PETER COOPER, esq. Hew'Yort-
JAY COOKE, esd. Philadelphia r
A. A. LOW, esq, Pres. Chamber Of Commerce, N z.
GgO. H. STUART. ESQ. Philadelphia.
Iii. E1ocllency Gov. HOLDEN OF North Carolina
A GREAT CHANCE for FARMERS and
n OTHERS WHO WISH To sPECUbAfh OR IN
VEST IN VIRGINIA LANDS.-Eo part OF the Unre'
States offers many Inducements TO Farmer, from me M2t
A the rich and loaIy land, around FREDERICKSBURG
Va and adjacent counties We the undr.gned have aig
nurni,er OF VALUABLE FARMS for SALE In tr Conn ie
tjrorep Louisa Westniorrlnd These iaris com All
from 20 100 at prices from - 70 e<' fer ae
We will reud to any address upon application: psnp
scriptons OF farms price Fer scrr &c
nav. a number of HOUSES and LOTS for SALE, IN I'M
Town of Fr,d FredrIksburg lies al the head
the navigation of the beautiful Rsppahannock hvef ~
destined TO become OF the first ctes an virginia we nav
steamboat ralrosds canals. psnk roads &c We hsVo
magnificent equal TO any in virgins snfn gu
citizens bringing into active operation ut the o'eln
Of the war We had a number OF manufacturing esohsn
ments and they will soon be Ia operation AGAIN. n,o
PATRICK McCRACklN & bRo,
Commission Merchants and Land Agents, -
Commerce IT,, fredsdcksb1rsV va
RsyyRxscas-Mayor Slaughter, Hart hsycs Fredsrcs.
burg Va; ID. W. Lewis Aexsndis Vs. Mn oen. .sos
WORTH New. York Msjor u. B Adams, Boston, Mass C'ose
Corbctt a. Monroe, Washington, ID. Z.
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LACE CURTAINS AND DRAPERlES
AND GENERAL STOCK OF FOREIGN Gonna r
WHITE GOODS AND HOUSEKEEPING GoODS'
WE GUARANTEE OUR RETAIL PRCES ~ BIZ
LOWER THAN WHOLEsALE PRiCES, avn
IN THIS CITY AT PRESENT.
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NEW VOCAL MUsIC.-"THBY SAY THAT

NEW VOCAL MUSIC" IHBf SAi Thai
~ Thor ART BxAuMuI-" Bsilsd A. W Woodard
sDIIIr DoopLY." >ose SD Chorus WIN ~, H.even''
TOO LArg TO MARRY" SorE. sidney Prs,ien,
HAPPY DAYS" Sone and Cbctns- g. W H. ur',hu.
"WERH Brr HIs CwS UB" Ballad Mira fIhhut'~
"SrASp UP YoR TAX fLAa," song ard CooTu, roster
CON MEFr NJ DYAR N0THsR" song Foster
Tins gAnrYs LIBsKrr.' In memory oi fie'ioen'
Lincoln. Jenrs q. Clsik ,y..
sTBR BOYS Aag MARCHING Hoss' Song hunting.
a MANN YoR SALR" Comic song Dispecker.
..C,xR Ny f:oy EST FRt SDA" SorE. Henry Iucser
"LuLLAsY" sops. Wm halier.
pricr 90 cents EACH q Tor 81 mailed free.
.sWE B1Es. THxk o LORD" Quaftctte. 50 cents Orhn.
HpRACE WATERS. iuoii.hsT, No. AL Broadway N.Y.
Pianos Aui Cabinet OrssDs Tor sale a. BARGAINS
to let and rn applied IL schasd torthiy payments re-
c,iyed for same. Pianos tursd and paired
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DARGAINs I'm FARMS in NEW .JERSEY.--

ID 80 acr-. good boidDg half the crops $500 % acre.
nm. building plenty fruit $500; 70 acre. hnr large build
iur, apple pear and Orchard Of 900 trees stock And
cyop O 200 snr.s improvements fruit end bali the
crop $1,000 good b ds' orchards stock sod
crop IS good improvements orchards STOCK
and crop 500 80 others from $4,000 to S?oeo ell rear
depo,s J. g FERGUSON. No. % Nassau ct, Ron NO. "a
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Drn GOODS.
AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.

AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
~ RETAIL.
MORE NEW RIBBONS FROM AUCTION.
Scotch PLAID Biochr. figrSd and Pam Trimming ana
Bonprt RIBBONS IN uuusua variety. Bsr.ains.
Bsck and Color-d SILK vELvElS at gold prices. .,
Over Five Hundred Pieces Of Bisek and Colortd sin
BONNET VELyETs, commtucing ut 81 50 per yard aud
upward ~,
Plain and Corded SILKS &c cent, Is cents and 81 per
ward VERY CHEAP.
Line Of Rich Coorcd Waite and Black SATNs At 81 25,
81 50 and ~ per yard
Plsid VELVFTS-Pluvnes Striped. Plaid Checked and
Plain variety worth Inspecting May StJeA Hat Price.
Millinery LACES in endless variety -
Noe 81 sd SUI Grand snd No G6 Allenst.
Fith block essti from the Bowery.
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IOITNTPy SEAT FOR SALE-LOcated on

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-LOcated on
" P.ihsm Bay. Long Island Sound and about one and
half hours i've from The dwelling very co'ono
dons about 60 feet square bull, Of stone twotoy ana
attic has and built in the most thorough manner
by the best End has beeu painted frescord aud
decorated during the past year, the DOT buildings are arte
and numerous. and 81 perfect order garden AID ground.
conpl, order fruit abundant Of choice varieties the ocs
ton Of the about weuty rods from the water w-fe
hou.e boat hou- hsh boue add pavilion zoe view
from rb. hoa the sound aud surrounding country very
beautiful toe furniture which is Of the best quehty snd
costly together with animals upon the psc tools ana
utensils can be bought, want.f Pnoe' 49,; tut
'"'' .es, No. 2 Pine-st.
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Drn Uoo0s.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.

A SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
OWING TO THE TREMENDOUS DEMAND FOL
GOODS AT THr SOUTH AND WEST. MANY 0F THE
WHOLESALE HOUSES IN THIS CITY ARE SEL SELL. ~
THEIR GOODS All MORE THAN OUR RETAIL
HAVING THIS SEASON IMPORTED DIRECT FROM
"'' = Linens AND LINEN HDKFs.
LINEN DAMAsKs,
NAPKINS AND DoYLIEs,
TOWELS, DIAPERS. AND HUCKS,
LACE CURTAINS AND DRAPERlEs
AND GENERAL STOCK " F0REiGS, coons 1
WHITE GOODS AND HOUSEKEEPING G.. GOODS I,E n
WE GUARANTEE OUR RETAIL PkCES ~ DE
'o"h" mn in Tiis CITY AT PRESENT
WE ARE ALSO IMPOR ING. THIS SEASON.
FRENCH AND GERMAN CoR5ETS,
AND WERE IN RECEIPT Of OUR STOCk Op FALL !nI
AND WINTER HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR PRE
yIOUs TO THE LATE ADVANCE or TWENTY-FIVE
HAVING COMPLETED OUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR
WE RECEIVE DIRECT FROM EUROPE. BY EVERY
STEAMER
NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS
NOVELTIES IN EMBRoIDERIES,
NOVELTIES u LACE GOODS.
MUCH UNDER RULING PRICES.
WE ARE OPENING -
CARTONS or GUlPURE, NALENClENNES, POlNi
APPLIQUE, AND OTHER FINE LACE GOODS
spIrYn,p LINE or RIBgONs. BONNET VEL
WITS FRENCH FLOWERS, AND
MILLINERY GOODS.
OUR YANKEE NOTION DEPARTMENT IS CON
PLfTE -.
600 HANDMADE zRrHYH sHAwLs, OUR OWN
MANUFACTURER IN ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS
ALSO 900 WOVEN ZEPHYR sHAWL9, IN GREAT
VARIETY
ALTOGETHER. THE ABOVE COMPRISES IA LAHo OK
AMI VELI,AssORIED STOCK, WORTHY THE Al
TESTION or RyERY JSE BUYING GOODS. EITHEh
FOR THEIR OWN CONSUMPTION Oh foh OrhLh
MARKETS. .,,,x
NOS 2oI AND 2O6 SIXTH. AVE-,
NEAR FOUR lEENTHST.
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DROOKLYN HOUSE for SALE-In first
ID csss Observation-Disclosures HOUSE with IL rooms
,d.r built two wears since, OF the very best maenAs
con be 20 four Lots ground, With eight Lots AND
rrs. VIZ; Pears Apples Qnire Apricot. enemy kc or
you'd EXC ANE ior vacant Lcs in BroosyD, IA good
locality Apply Greensve fourth house we'' Of Df''d"!
line Of cars near De Kslbsve. cars.
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LINEN DAMASKS,
NAPKINS AND DOYLE;

TOWELS, DIAPERS, AND HUCKS,
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NOR SALE-The Mansion HOUSE aud

EOR SALE-The Mansion HOUSE and
Il GROUNDS late the residence Of Mrs Eliza Barrow, in
Jersey City comprising II los well shaded with elm aud
onsnan,a and fronting us feet on Wayne and MrrceI
, and 100 feet on srrcw-st The housr Is substantial All
well built filed in with brick. ~ feet by - feet. vi
ponico IN 'front.' and t pazs in rear there 10 slso
green End story dwelling house upon the prem
ises Immediate possession can be given.
Apply 3, HOMER aORGAN, 10 Pine-s'., No hetropoi
Broaiwuy.
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Drp GOODS.
A r KINZEYS

n EIGHTH.AvE
CHEAP STORE
GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK
QUANTITIES or GOODS FROM AUCTION
soosc yard. Drs., Trimmings Every Variety ct &C., D.
Co. &C. g. o: Per y ysIs % s. , 49, s p.e.
1880 Yard. silk vri'rt, &C., iOc-. 2lc. seo.
BOnnesVe's it,, 3 E.! n stv ri STYLE.
FLOWERS: SPLENDID AS $50
JOCKEYS II All TaE SEW ssITysf 10 and up
A aTcTISs k tST G pAfSs s Els 49, w.
AUCTION Lon LINEN CUP. &c. So PAIR. UP.
MUSLIN BREAkFAST-CAPS. 25c.
BAREGE AND TISSUE FOR Walls, soc-
5000 LACE Walls. aoc. 23c &c uP Io '"
JOB LOIS LACE GOODS. ChEAP
BALMORAL Skirts,
,vnns zoe LnTI DEr AZ ThiiS:Tes N,
Lon TOWELING. WEE l5c.
900 YARDS DRESS GOODS, ne 20. Tie ,,.u
sooo YARDS EXTRA HEAVY, YAkD'wiDE SHEET
y tS IU ~ FLANyELs (CHEAfJ
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
5000 C0LORED BORDERED HAhhERCulEfS. &C., &C.
10 ScS taDlFS linen uAsDkERcHIErs. loo. lsso-
500 GFSTS ST LINEN HANDKERCHIEPs, soc Sc. dc
NFEbiEWORK HANDKERCHIEFs. 100. as, fss-, Ole
LINEN hy''i HEMsTIcH HASDKERcHIEFs. L.d,s. and
JOB LOT ALL Linen CoLURED BORDER. sOc.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
1903 Sa PAIRS IA 20 ,FALI CoIoRS] KID GLOVES. 81.
hest GOODS IMPORTED Ar I'll IS.
600 Pairs LIsLE GLOVES, &C. loo. and lsv.
rSE Asss kREN6n 70 GGSvEs JUST
INV Nv '''" -' GOODS AT WHOLESALE
Auction PRICES
200 HEAVY WOOL sHRTs Ar q, ph 1uy se
CENTS ENAMELEp COLiAhS, DC bOH
4 a y A IsOils
BREAKFAST 5HAWLs, &l up
NUBAs HOODS AND scAE n6. io ~ ~ FROM AUCTION
s.eoo PAIRS HOSE. i2,e. ise, isc., sos;
F FANS E EASl5s WOO %9Gf ask c s
Is,coo PAIRS GENTS WOOL HALP-hosE
DozE ESsS SILK XVI ykE u p jEf Dir AND
E TS EE@ sf ri St II KS su TTdSs
Aso Thh LOIS sor sr 90 Co corT T ce DTzEN
F1S d fHHHh ShhnthS + f hEhT
Soaps; PoMADLs, rI Pr &c. &c
QUANTITIES W GOODS S'I F0R ss6t;UrHERS TRADE.
LOTS or AUCTION GOODS DAILY
No. 2sl and q, Rish,hre., between Twenty a1s and
Twenty s-ooud ss
A LEGRAIN's, THIS WEEK.
N NEW SiLAS, a. 81 so-wrh stS
PLAIN SILKS ia all NEW SHADES AID EVENING
COLoRS.
BLACK SILKS. very best PARIslAS QUALiriES
BLACK LYONS VELVET fot CL0AhS at inpOoos'
prices -
WOODEN DRESS GOODS
800 li,-s REAL LiHsEY WooLsEY at sac--vonh 81 a
20 import
ROYAL REPS double width, at 20. worth Si w.
RICH PLA'DRD aud FIGURED PoPLiHS.
PLAIN SILK EPINGLISES. In new shsassL
500 Pieces COLORED JOPLIN ALPACA9,
at 7sc.-formcr puoos, 81 10
LADIES CLOTH. for CLOAKiNG. with worry rob Psne,
Cloths. imported expressly for fashionable Clo<iA
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
just FULLY RErLENlsHED With NEW WINrEH
GOODS.
CLOAKs. MAhTiLLAS. and OPERA CLOAKS.
GREAT OPENING and Pubnn erhibtioss,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
i LE0RAiN.
II No II Brssdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-09

AND WERE IN RECEIPT OP OUR STOCK or FALL
AND WINTER HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR PIKE.
ViOUS 10 THE LATE ADVANCE OF TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-09

VNHE UNPRECEDENTED RUSH
L OF LAST WEEK CAUSED
BY THE GREAT BARGAINS
OFFERED TO TIE TRADE,
INDUCES US TO ANNOUNCE TO OUR CUSTOMER
AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT WE WILL COZ;
TINUE ID SELL DURING THE COMING WEEK NJ
THE SAME TEMPTING FIGURES.
THOSE
AUCTION ALPACaS
BOTH BLACK AND COLORHD
will be sold az follows;
FOR 40 CENTS WORTH 80 CENTS.
FOR 81 CENTS WORTH 6li CENTS.
FOR OF CENTS WORTH Is CENTS.
FOR - CENTS WOhTH ~ CENTS
FINEST QUALITY. G7i CENTS TO 81 IS.
TIE BALANCE
or THOSE 3 BALES on ENGLIsH WHITNEY
BLANKETS WILL ALSO RI SOLD AT
THE SAME Low FIGURES
FOR IS NOETH 81.
FOR 81 WORTH ~.
FOR 90 RICHLY WORTH fli.
FOR ~ A BARGAIN AT 2ia
FOR 80 A BARGAIN AT 5ia
ALSO THOSE MUSIINs,
BIEACHFD AID UNBLFAcHFD,
BOUGHT AT TIE VERY LOWEST PRICES
TOUCHED DURING THE RECENT
GREAT "BREAk" IN THE
MARKET.
AT LEAST TEN CENTS PER YARD LESS THAN IHF
ORDINARY RETAIL PRICES.
Gail and examine ;he large and wesenced stock Of DAi
GOODS 20 be found at the store Of
FOSTER BROTHERS,
No. az Bleecker-st, cor. Commerce.