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upon another woman Of che same
character.
A woman, whose name is omitted
at the request of the Recorder, was
fined the usual sum for being drunk.
The Recorder made the request to
omit her name because it was her first
appearance at the bar of that Court.
Before Justice nc Teraan. - Tom
Bird was fined So 80 on his own con-
iession, for assault and battery on
Maggie Brown, at den of insamy on
Eighth Street.
Before Justice Enaery.-The c.@oi
Leo. Klein, for dangerous insanity,
was dismissed, there being no prose
cution.
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81. LOuls Markef,

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. August "A.
TOBACCO S-Quiet and unchanged.
CoTToN-Nominai.
HEMP-In fair demand az s165al90 for
prime 10 choice; 62259250 for dressed.
FL0UR-Very quiet; guperhne 81 5094 90;
extra &505 p; Xxx s. 20.
WHEAT-Dul and dropping; No. red
fall 81 1891 Is; No. ! 81 1871 Is; choice 81 q
al "a.
white 73974c.
OATS-DulI at 40942
BARLEY-DuIl and unchanged.
RYE-Quiet at 68070c for prime.
HIGHWINEs-DuiI at BIC.
PORK-Mess 829.
BULK ME4Ts;~Dry salt shoulders ls1<;
clear sides lie; loose clear rib l6&.
BACON Shoulders 141z9I5c; clear sides
1SM: clear rib 17Z.
LARr-DulI easier al 100l6k.
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CITY NE w 8 !.
Vanderburgh County Republican
Convention.

At meeting of the County Execu-
tive Committee, held at the Club
Rooms, on Friday, August 9Th, 1870,
il was unanimously resolved that q
MASS CONVENTION of the Re-
publican voters of Vanderburgh
County, for the nomination of all
candidates for county Offices to be
elected at the October election, be
held on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1sr,
at the Crescent Cry SPRINGS, in
the City Of Evansville.
it's recommended that each town
ship and precinct be entitled to cast
the number of votes indicated below.
taking tie Republican ballots cast at
the Presidential election of 1868. as
q basis:
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A RIOT THREATENED.-About nine
O'Clock last night large crowd had
assembled on Third Street, in the
neighborhood of the Court House, to
talk over the the murder of Miss
Carson. Some seemed inclined to at
tempt lynching, but SO large a MAORI
ty appeared to be on the side of law
and order that no attempt at violence
was made.
The community are deeply i'm
pressed with the enormity of the crime,
and many have expressed a determi-
nation never to permit the perpetrator
to escape hanging, but at the same
time, a large majority, including
all the relatives of the murdered girl,
counsel peace until all hopes of jus
tice being melted out to the murdere I
by law fails. The existence Of such a
spirit in the community is sufficient
guarantee that justice will be done.
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MORE THIEvINa. - Some sneak
thief entered the house of a citizen in
the eastern part of the city, day or
two ago, and stole quantity Of cloth
ing, jewelry, cigars. a couple of pis-
tolls, and other goods, while the fam
lily we're at dinner. The theft was
discovered by the daughter of the
family missing her chignon. which led
to an investigation. She says she
would like to Sue the wretch thai
stole It.
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TOBACCO MATTERs.-In the report
Of Messrs. Martin, Gardner and Co.'S.
tobacco sales yesterday, q grievous
error occurred, by which it appeared
that very low prices were received,
when precisely the contrary was true,
1. 6. very FIJI prices were obtained.
In the same paragraph. Major Bethel,
of louisville, was made to appear as
Major Birtel. The occurrence of such
errors are very Notifying, especially
when great pains are taken to guard
against them.
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FOUND DEAD.--Michael Fisc6Ar
was found dead yesterday morning in
his yard near Franklin Street bridge,
Independence.
A coroner's jury brought in q YER
dict that the deceased came 70 his
death by congestion of the brain.
He was a widower and left one
child, four years old.
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European Markets.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph LONDON, Aug. "a.
Consols 9i56; American securities steady
e5's 81: 67's So; 62's S75<: 10-40's o21zi Donds
at Frankfort heavy at 9lsz9gl1s.
LIVERPOOL, August 4.-CoLJon IS dull
middI1ng uPfands $685.; Orleans S1S9ez
sales 10000 bales. BFeadstuff5 quiet Call
ifornfa white wheat los Cd; western No. z
50 I0d; winter IS l0d; western -four 25s;
corn Dos Sd Tor No. mixed oats IS Sd : bar
ley IS; peas S7s 6d9 ass; pork 127s Cd beef
l2is: lard Us 81; cheese 62s: bacon SOS for
Cum beriand, and 6Ss for short rib COM
mon; Tosin 5ss talloW 45<s-
81 francs 90 confines.
HAvRE. August 4.-Cotton l0'% for Or
leans.
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A STRANGE FIsH.-Mr. j. Oatman
sends the JOURNAL diagram of a
strange fish that came ashore on the
rocks at his landing. one mile below
Mt. Vernon. The fish was seven feet
and nine inches long, has nose like a
hog, teeth II inches long, large eyes,
clumsy fms, and square tail. 1t
has stripes. running obliquely
around the body at regular intervals,
from head to tail, the stripes being
hard ridges.
The body Of the fish appeared as if
it had come in contact with some
steamboats, wheel, as some Of its
ribs were broken. Mr.. Oatman says
that no such fish has ever been seen
in these parts, but some one processes
to have seen one at Mobile, Alabama,
and calls it q saltwater sturgeon.
Can any of our naturalists enlighten
the public on the subject9
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THE RINK.-The Rink still contin-
ues crowded at every assembly. The
afternoon assemblies. hereafter, viii
commence at 4 80 o'clock. Associate
atocE will be ready for delivery in q
few days. when all who desire to in
vest in Ibis paying institution, can do
50 if their names are acceptable to
the Board Of Directors.
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Republicans. AttentIonl

The Lincoln Club Rooms will be
open to night. All Republicans feel
ing an interest in the success of the
party, in this county, are cordially
invited to meet together at the Club
rooms tonight.
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BAIRD-At quarter past three O'Clock
on the afternoon of Wednesday, the Z4tn
inst, LAURA MAY, infant daughter OF u
M. and A. E. Baird, aged 1 year, months
and 26 days.
Funeral from their residence on PoWeh
Street, between Third and Sixth, this az
ternoon at O'Clock PM. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
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LouIsyiIle Market.

BY Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE, August "a.
BAGGING- Firm hemp and fax 29%@
30c.
CoTroN-DuIl; middling 1Sc.
FLOUR - Demand light; extra family
s. IS.
GRAIN-DuII; wheat 81 2391 30; corn 90c
Rye Soc; oats &c In SACKS from store.
PROVISIONS Inactive: mess pork
s29 90; bacon l41S, I7Z9lSI<; bulk l3Iz,
161z0l75zc; bans sugar cured 26927c.
LARD-17c.
WHIsKY-Nothing doing now; 9l992c.
TOBACCO-MaTket active; sales I25 hhds
at s4 25G5 Is for frosted trash: IS 5096 rs for
common 10 good Iugs; S79u 25 for low 10
medium leaf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-25

THE CONCERT ON TUESDAY
EvENINa.-Considerable feeling was
expressed among the Germans of the
city yesterday, about the ungenerous
and hypercri teal report of the exhi-
ton that appeared in yesterday
Denlokrdt.
The skill and taste of Miss Schmid
are endorsed by the best music teach
ers in the city. and the Committee of
Arrangements return her. with others,
their hearty thanks.
In yesterdays report of the concert
mention of the bands was uninten-
tionally omitted. Ossenberg's Orches.
ira, Warren's O. @. Band and the
Comets all contributed to the bril-
Iiancy of the concert, while the usher
ing of the Messrs. Venneman and
Melbourne saved confusion that but
for their efforts must have occurred in
such a vast crowd.
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MARRIED.

ST. Louis. bv Rev. ID. 2. Morrill,. Pastor of
the Fourth Baptist Chusch, RANsoM Il.
AKIN to FANNY, youngest daughter oL tue
late Capt. p. G. O'Rtley, all of this city,
The happy couple arrived at home last
night by the City of Evansville from
their excursion.
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New Orleans Market.

New Orleans Markell
By Telegraph NEW ORLEANs, August "A.
COTTON Firm middllng l7Xe; receipts
l09 bales; sizes $50 bales; stock S0,B67.
FLoURz<SC cer6ne S. D; double and
treble extra in good demand and hrmer.
CoRN--Choiee white scarce sales at 971z8
81 90; mixed S0990c.
OkTS--63a5Sc.
BRAN-S1zc.
HAY-Prime G26s choice E2S.
PoRK-S3l 25.
BACON-Nominal: shoulders 15Lc: clear
rib I81<c: clear sides 1879.
LARD-Scarce; fierce Is1S9lss; keg ls&
ole.
SUGAR-Prime 13c.
MoLAssZS-50dT5c.
WHIsKY-921<Qel or.
CoFFEE-I7L0l71zc.
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The Convention will be called to
order at 10 o'clock AM. and take a
recess at II o'clock for Basket Din
Fer. VIM. HEILMAN, Chairman.
T. NJ. THAYER, Sec'y.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
60 Gents Per Can,
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets,
g.25-1m JOHN G. SCHWEIZER.

The Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church will hold Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Octo-
Der 4th. The particulars will be
published in due time.
aug18-tf THE COMMITTEE.
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Choice store Room sOr Rent.

The fine four story store room In
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad:
Joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September 1.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. je24-tt
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Sew York Dry Goods Market.

! ~ Ielegraphl NEW XOnE, August "a.
/ Trade ia this department Is pretty &C
[ tive, and prices generally steady. The
/ only prices to note are the following. In
/ dian Orchard IN N brown sheetinRs re-
duced from 1870 to 13c: indian Orchard
| ID w do from lac to BIC; Dwight Star In
dian Orchard from I3JS to he.
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The Weather,

PERsoNAL.-F. A. Weber, ESQ.,,
the halter, has returned from the
East with health and stock replen-
ished,
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- q -. 80

he I" Empar0r'B PIP
Is not for sale at Halloek 81 Fordls
Drug Store, b9t everything else
usually kept IN a first class Drug
Store may be found there In abund-
ance. Remember, Main Street. be-
tween First and Second.
Aug. 18-eod-tf
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BECAUSE Sheriff Miller thought I'll
to say a few words to the crowd last
night, several aspirants for fame and
Office siezed upon tbs opportunity to
tell the crowd that they belonged to
the Democratic psrtv
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@ T. G. BridWeII & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
fall stock of Drugs, Chemicals pat
ent Medicines, American and imnort-
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes.
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Cor.
gress and Rockbridgs Al1m Waters,
je17-H
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B@Roller Skating at the Rink to-
night. Band in attendance.
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First arrival of the season, in splen-
did order. at FL. A. Cooks.
Oriental Tea Store, New Opera
House.
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Men,phIs Marked,

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, August "a.
CoTToN-Quiet and hrm; receipts "a
bales: exports bales.
FLoUR-Oufet
CORN-S09sS5c.
OATS-50c.
HAY-620124.
BRAN-6lS.
PoRK-S3l.
BAoON : Quiet; shoulders lie; sides
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haT Roller Skating at the Rink to-
night. for ladies and gentlemen.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Select School.

Select School.
The Select School of Misses Hook
er aud Hough will commence on
Monday. September 6th, at their resi-
dence. corner of Chestnut and sixth
Streets. augZ0-td
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Fresh oysters.

B@ Roller Skating at the Rink
Band Ii attendance.
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WINDOW I'D
window shade Manufact0rg

OIL SHADES OF any Size or Co rr good
aud cheap as Eastern inada.
RUSTIC SHADES
or a superior quality made 90 ORD
We also make the BLiNN's lalHHsh
RUSTIC or LAP SHADE,
Curtain Trimmings and Roller Eopl Au
quantity and furnished TO the tTaaat
nB- Patronl1e home manuiactH
B. BURBANK q cog.
los Main Street, between FIFTH an Efu
Post once BOX 8T0-
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t4ARD w Ak D.
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l3. HhHt taxation for county and other
local purpo or has become so great EH 81
oppressive 10 me peoples that our r9Iam
OF county administration needs reform.
and we demBnd OF our represents n
the Legislature such changes in ono gHat
utes OF the STATE % VIII protect th people
from eKtraVaEauL tax leVlea bV l...I .U.
thorities. and as an aid 90 this mo- .a r..
form. we ravCr n reduction OF thn faaH ur
county ofhcers 70 a standard which WliI
furnish FAIR ana reasonable coin uouHHH
ton for the services rendered, and ElnfHH
Oiheef should 20 favored Win salary H#ra
or perquisltes beyond such faira renaHu-
able com ueugaffOu.
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DOOIeY'g Baking Pow On

The standard reputation atta usa by
this unrlValed and iufalltple c. r4-
der during twelve years past ls cHa w
perfect purity, healthfulnesa, ane -clH#
my. Pat up In tins, actual We
represented, aud Will keep for SEE
The quantity required fOr use lHH
one. fourth to One-nnlf loss tl60 N
Baking Powders.
Sold by Gr0cers throughout lH
States. UOOLEK q BROTH
Manufacturer and hfopri aNia
ap23 d8m cod % New elfes.
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ADMINIsTRArIoN ENDoBsHr

ii. That we endorse the administration
OF General arant as President OF ire Hut-
ted states; accept the increased col ecioua
OF revenue, the reduction OF eEnau .uraH
and payment of large portion pf fnn pubs
lie debt az a fulnllmenl on hts promise uI
economy, and rejoice that the vlal0TioHa
General Of the Union armies shou III. us q
civil officer, receive the last of Cue HaHaI
States In It's return TO the national 0lIiv.
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10. That we approve the genera e1uraa
OF our Senator and Republican Re rraesu.
tatfVes IN Congress, and express our fuII
and entire confidence that they NI. aaE
with wisdom and integrity in am thnf cone
Germs the welfare OF the pcopIBt anal chad
we tender thanks TO Senator Morton Irr
his exertions n 80 shaping the leg IatIuu
OF Congress on the recDnHtructioU 0r Che
late rebel states, aB 10 secure the raaTHrr
OF the Fifteenth Amendment.
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~. Inasmuch as all Republican Govern
ments depend for their stability end uar-
petuity, on the Intelligence and .la On.
the people, 10 ia the right and dut aI tho
State and National authorities toes EhII-H.
foster and secure the highest moro ll Ina
tellectual deVelOpm of the people.
rrftrfr-FfVr
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8. That we Te-afhrm that "nf ell vino
were faithful IA the trials of the lnUa WARE
there are none entitled 90 more CIueuIai
honor than the brave soldiers and aa1muu
wac endured tho hardships Of campaign
and cruise and imperiled their lives d.
the service OF their country, and the nauu-
les aud pensions provided By trH frH
those brave defenders Of the natI.u arr
obligations never TO be forgotten. and
should be paic without cost 70 the raeInI.
ent. The widows and orphans OF tho aaI-
liant dead are the wards of the nGLIou-a
sacred legacy bequeathed TO the nation
protecting care
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
gnstrutiion.
faw- 6tlools.

/,OIUMBIA COLLEGE LAW-SCH00L.-The
cnt annual Term OF insiitGtion Lafayette
l. YorE ON The f Wednesday October aud until
w. gT grnates are admitted the Bar without further eIam
nation Por catalogues and information generally address Al 81 LalaT
st,s'nI,ee IIIROD0RR W. DWIGHT Waren &c
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

IYSTITUTB-C.cs Commerci,l English, French and Ger
man No Washing South GEORGE W. CLARKE, Ph
D. Principal Prepares Bos Of all for Business College
and opens Tveny Academic Year Sept H.
For References 6 see Circular be had the Institute. which
parents are invited o visit
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Drp gooos.

1870 FALL 4Ly.6pT OPENING. nj, 1870.
will exhibit styIes Of
RECEPTION, CARRIAGE, DINNER AND EVENING DRESSES,
WALKING SUITS,
MISSES SUITS AND DRESSES
CHILDREYs WALKING COATS,
A'''''' 0A'ONh '"oO''hAO' INFANTS wARDRoBEs'
LADIES VELVET AND CLOTH CL0AKs
SEAL SKIN AND AsTRACHAN CLoAKs
RICH RUSSIA SABLE,
ERMISB AND MINK
HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES or An Artistic POR
MANY YEARS DESIGNER AND DREsSNAKRR PoR THE NJ.
PRESS or RUSSIA AND LADIES or THE COURT WE ARE EHA
BLgD TO PRESENT STYLES
ENTIRELY NEW
AND NEVER BXCELLED IN ANY COUNTRY.
AN INSPECTION OF OUR STOCK BY THE LADIES 0P NEW
YORK AND VICINITY ON THE ABOVE DATE Is RESPECTFULLY
JAMES MccREERY Co..
BROADWAY AND BLEvBNTHs ST
lanes MCCREERY & CO.,
BROADWAY and ELEvBSIHsf,
vii mahe
on MONDAY SEPT 26
A GRAND EXPOSITION
or EVERY DESCRIPTION or
DRESS GOODS
SUITABLE FOR THB Season.
A FULL LINE or
ENGLISH DRESS GOODS
PROM Is CENTS UPWARD.
sATIg-PACBD STRIPES,
FROM ST CENTS
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
PLAIDs IN vBLOURs
GRAPE CLOTHS SATIN DU CHBSE FRENCH POPLIEs AND
SBRGRs
DIAMOND ARMURB CLOTH,
A NEW MATERIAL, IN ALL COLoRS
An IMMENSE ASSORTMENT or
SCOTCH PLATDs.
WITH rs A SPECIALITY
~ ALL THE POPULAR CLANS
MOURNING GOODS
IN EVERY FABRIC SUITABLE FOR TilE FALL SEASON, AT
VERY Low PRICES.
IRISH POPLiNS,
FRENCH NERINORS EMPRESS CLOTHS EPINGLINES &c Nc
IN GREAT VARIETY. -
CUSTOMERS AND STRANGERS VISITING TIE CITY AhE N
vTTED TO EXAMINE orr STOCK As THY Will PNPITI0
IN THE CITY AND AT THE VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
TAMES MCCREERY a. CO.,
~ BROADWAY & ELEVENTH ST.,
WILL OPEN
on MONDAY. Sept o.
THEIR IMPORTATION OP
INDIA sHAWLs
~ PLAIN AND FILLED GESIERS AND IN
THE MOST RECHERCHE DESIGNS AND
COLORINGS EVER OFFERED. HAF
ING BEEN PURCHASED SINCE THE
DECLARATION OF WAR WE ARE
ENABLED TO OFFER THEM
AT EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES
ALSO LARGE ASSORTMENT or
BROCHE SHAWLS,
IL NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
PAISLEY SHAWLS, In DARK Subdued COlOfs
CARRIAGE AND OTTOMAN SHANLS,
TIIB HANDSOMEST IMPORTED THIS SEASON
SCOTCH AND DOMESTIC SHAWLS
IN GREAT VARIETY and AT PRICES 10 SUIT
THE POPULAR TRADE.
LADIES' SHAWL COSTUMES
IN SCOTCH PLAID GRAY WOOL, AND OTHER
STYLES NOT TO BIZ FOUND ELSEWHERE.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Drp Goods.

a JACkSON,s, No. 729 BROADWAY
CORNER OF WAyERIEY PLACE "''
BLACK PAIL FABRICS PROM Arcr,ov
THE LARGEST AND BEsT AssoRrWVyr ~, ''. -
PRICES GUARANTEED "''D
B0MBAZINBs, PARIsTRNsES, TAMisR Croru ,,y,,.
CLOTH. DELHI PoPLINs, EMPRESS vELOrRs c,s,nan aIh
aEklNOBs sILkS' ALPAcAs in al the desirable broA.
PARIS MOURNING and IMPERIAL BRILLIAyrR cIoTu ~
materials Second Mourning Popin sbav. Vail, Crs,. t
Particular attention is called to ss AMI AZ 20 -
suits and BOnnes ready made. Moaning orders ere,s,
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ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO..

~ WIZ
BROADWAY, CORNER SISgTBESrHsr.
HAVE NOW OPEN FULL LINE 0P GOODS AT RETAIL n,
THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND skTINs.
FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
ENGLISH DRESS GOODS
IRISH POPLNs.
IN ALL THR NEW SHADES or THB SEASON
LACBs, PARIS ENBROIDBRIgs AND HDKPs
BLACK CLOAKSG yBLyETs
COLORED AND BLACK BONNET AND TRIMMING yELvETs
CoJoRED AND BLK RIBBON yBLyRrs
INDIA CAMELs HAIR sHAwLs
BROCHB AND PAsCY sBAwLs
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
CLOTH, CAssMERBS AND CLOAKNGS
WHITE GOODS
LINEN GOODS
BLANKETS, FIANNELs AND CULTS.
LADIES GENTLRNENsAND YOUTHS FURNISHINGS HOSIERY
ENTERTAINMENTS AND GLOVES
LADIES', MISSES AND ISPASrs OUTFITTISG DEPARTMENT
THE ATTENTION or STRANGERS AND OUR CUSTOMERS
is CALLED TO THE ABOVE IaPoRTATIoS COMPRISING ALL
THE NOVELTIES PRODUCED THIS SEASON. AND PORN
ING THE FINEST SELECTION YET oPyERED AND AT uR
hTTp rTTUE ppICpc
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

AT KINZEY'S,
No. 691 BROADWAY.
VELVETS AND PLUSHES.
sIk sPIhs6D HSSNhE yfhS SvRRS coioR s yard
sATSs Si RkEsks SILK AS6 sd 7sIvEfs VEL m OK fTR BIAS
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
CLOSING OUT PIECES
SILK AND SATIN SILK
TRIMMINGS VELVELs' .o
OK rug NJ boiIAR eOc 75c ssc pece.
sir AND sATIS GIMPs. asc. 70 sl piece.
Elk RhACk K'sHStS SIIK sRisGFs fS F. sp pfSe @ i q var.
2b sLk EE RRSGES VsHykS Sc % & .b & % Seg ye
SILK THINNING yBLyETs, &c, loc, lSc, 25c yard.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
RoaAS SBcK ilssoSs ass, als 'os Sc. yari
TRIMMING Ribbons, Pc loc., SOC. toe piece.
FANCY RIBBONS, &c, iOe, i2ic., lSe, 2oc yard.
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
ALL THE SEwEsT Styles ET EREScH g ,rEtS EIowERS
GSsaiGa GSSa osrRTcH TsRS FEAThERs. 7se and 81
F4ScY Scr BIRDS ff15 %rra FLrMEs Sc and Goc ''' ''
GOODS AT WHOLESALE.
MILLrNERs SUPPLIED.
AUCTION LOTS AT SMALL ADVANCE.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED To
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
ALL THR NEW SHAPES IN ROUND HATS,
IN yELyETs, PLUsHBS. SILKS, sTRAWS, FBLrS, AND
OPENING NEW DEPARTMENT OF TRIMMED HATS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
LADIES HOSIERY, l2tc, l3e' lse 3oe sSc PER.
GENTS ENGLISH PULL REGULAR aSc par
LADIES KID GLOVES, se., 75c. pair
LADIES TWO BUTTON KIDS ssc. pair.
LADIES AND GENTS UNDERWEAR CHEAP
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
EP0dL SpS6 n0SSS AND sxBs HsR SEWING SILKS, Is'
FINR ALPACA SKIRT BRAIDS, Sc.
FINE ENGLISH STAR BIlAIDS, l5c doleu pieces.
BEST DIAM0NDPOINTED PINS, &c paper.
ZEPHYR WORSrRDS, l0c
BEST lOOYARD MACHINE SILKS, lOc. spool
JEWELRY AND ORNAMENTS.
1900 JET SETS, 1000 FANCY SETS,
25c. 10 ~ re 70 " ~
SHcKLAcES, HGlRPlNS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, &e
5000 PAIRS 2coo PAIRS
FANCY SLEEVE JET
BUTTONS. BkACHLEIS.
P0RTEMoNS4iES. BAGS ORNAMENTS &c.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
PINE WORKED SETS, tOc., 60e., Tsc. 81 up
LACE COLLARS. 2ic. Jlc, 40c., dOc Sc, 55c.
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTIONS.
FINE LINE WORKED BANDS, 2Sci Soc, 7sc
LADIES' LINEN HEMSTlTCH
HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDkERCHlEPs,
GENTS HEMMRD HAYDKERcHIEFs, l2,c, i6e. 2Oe, 2sc.
500 LOTS OF AUCTION GooDs
OPENING on MONDAY.
wM kinney,
691 BROADWAY,
BETWEEN AAITY and PoURTH-srs