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THE written signature, the only safe
IL guard against counterfeits.--The pub

VI Vie Wrttten signature, tne only safe-
IL guard against counterfeits.-The pub
lie attention is invited and particularly referred to
the advertisement, setting forth the new style Of Ia
being, and the putting up of DR.. Beckwith's anti
dysPecuc and dinner pills. Also, to that Of DIR.
Dyott's approved anti-bilious pills; both Of which,
it may be SEEM are protected from being counterfeit
ed, by the only safeguard TO be depended upon,
the WRITTEN SIGNATURES Of the proprietors on the
label Of each box ofpills -...t...- g.. ..... 8.
All others which may be offered for sale by I'M
principled persons, are surely base counterfeits,
and viii be rejected as such. The pills that were in
the hands Of persons who purchased the genu-
inc, have ell been exchanged for such as have the
written signature ofthe proprietor
The sole agency for the sale Of Beckwith's anti
dyspectlc and Dyots snti-bilous pile, rs vested in
the hands off w. Dyott & Sons, Of the Columbi-
an College, No. 1872 North Second street. Philadel-
phia, who will execute any orders for the same.
Druggists and ell Wholesale dealers, who wish 10
be furnished with the genuine pills. viii be supplied
on the mos, liberal terms, by applying as above
May 2l-u
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TT ID. MOSELEY, United states Attor-
Il ney, will attend the several State and federal
courts held at Nashville.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of
claims.
Office in the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee.
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A CARD.

.. A CARD.
nR. GIBSON, Professor OF Surgery in
- the University of Pennsylvania, intending to
remain from May until October al Middleburg,
Loudoun county, Virginia. ALI letters for him south
of Washington may be sent to that destination in.
stead of Philadelphia. May 16--eodlm
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CERTIFICATES

BALTIMORE, May Is, 1886.
Mr.. c. G. RENHARpT; l have examined and
used to some extent the truss Of Mr. Charles C..
Reinhardt. 1t is an instrument well adapted to
treatment Of hernia, and especially the accomplish
ment of the radical cure. | do not hesitate to re-
commend it as an ingenious and useful instrument.
N. r. SMITH, M. ID.
. Prof OF Surgery
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JOHN r. w. DUNBAR.

Having examined the truss of Mr.. Chas c. Rein
,ardt, concur with Prof Smith in the opinion as to
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FL. WILLIS BAILEY Md

Prof OF anatomy and operative surgery,
.a.....-.s..,. Washington University, Bait
A treatise on the use Of the above valuable truss
and slso containing many other certificates of the
highest responsibility, viii be given grstui,ously 70
any one who will apply to alsis 8'..
H. d. GILMAN, Druggist,
Penn, avenue, near Browns Hotel, who is sole
agent for the District
June -
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RArrrnonr. Nav Ia IS46.

. a.r ... bot. BALusoRE, May II, 1876.
The hernia truss, invented by Mr.. G. G. Rein
hardt, has advantages over most others now in use
in regard to durability Of material variety Of form
Of ped, and its admitting OF being easily ceansed
Its introduction into use II judiciousy selected and
applied, doubt not would give general satisfac-
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July l-law3w
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have used the several trusses manufactured by
Mr.. c. c. Reinhardt, and have found them well
adapted to effect the ends for which uusses have
been applied. " .H.-
RICHARD wILMoT HALL, NJ. D.,
One OF the surgeons of Baltimore Infrmary,
No As Lexington ct Bait
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Gentlemen who either have had who present ha,
sons ards ut this institution. .... ...
n July l3--4tsw Intel 4tswl
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bALrIMORE, May II, 1916,
regard the truss of MIR. Chas. c. Reinhardt az
superior to any other now known, and should be
glad to see il generally introduced into practice.
CHAS. BELL GIBSON, M. d.,
Prof. Of surgery in the Washington
.... .H University, Baltimore.
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The following is a copy of the act referred to in
he foregoing notice; - ... a. ... a..
Char. lls.-AN ACT directing the board Of pull
lc work to sell the Portsmouth and Roanoke
railroads, and incorporating the purchasers thereo
by the name Of the So~board and Portsmouth
railroad VI 90 HFHH. .... r..... 81. .......
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DANIEL X. MINOR.
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Gals.

EF Gentn's Gossamer Hats, weighing troa =
10 ). cCrcs. us - i Is SeoIi t~o since
tfu..ac-- ta1ucue-S by ne sOos rb-r
he pei!cs VI The Ne~fofE P9oc, The h;rs: ine
c-.lrsole tasty nIue!e log Summer car errr-
iotorr II u.c
Tne s.tou..h5g success attending hem, evioeet oy -
large amount ~ sai-s, kri ia- ppUAf s
p,oo.rua b-sio~ upon lie 1ry who have slv-G
Ss iter ROT brc lvsi upon lh- slasc
wa 10 .ho aIlcas - v1c-! n ris 81.
now present, fr plplc patronage GO,sscs H,-
hsf s.c NOR o-a,aas ohsi cSsf lore u-rt
81 Th-, are not naoi- Ake L-gnoFc sd P4sSss 70
cs,poi be ,oe, ay eis- -fsyirso4 Vi ron lie n,r
cuIninccy VIE utSei aaLs i'r 10 sech ~
nir-c syi- OF ifnnnss, oTlslsai;ns IN oe proprietor
r5ectaeAy prevents Ic-s - crclsrS sc'ss-AS-
+, al pIneE aa.s
The pubic are Invited csl and lis article a.
}. i. G.NlS'S daG and Cap Store,
uyaS isS ia Bacs1wsy, oPpos-:- s. PA-!s Ccu;cs-
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ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

THE ,up.crlaer pa up-r exclusive eslsDl sansu;
10 The p..-r.nt OF No 81 Jobu-st for th- ss7 VI valuable
books every c=rsfIrrnt OF human kno sedg- Ar sac
worA. many acn caoo. aod snd all more
Of value De iurTd- ,- -IusveY FOR cash.
and riv4i n-ss VI eta oroas
.nd ,h- OF bis bis Will De cousiarty
Su-ntt oy she p-rroas1 OF priv te orar-s Of small
.r cD-ctons Of &c viii oay every ancient
noc-rr ~hich vsu- Ia s!ach-d by SECT party
II every department o. literature ci-Dcs and and 10 ell
Languages. de nop therefore I.k- 81. eet.bishro-o
a asr--ao fOr the btoior5aa.e the
The dtytn- he ~Je' III .rs 81 l71fs aEd
-cc. K-n-raliy, oE WHOM Will With ca ice
zorzB In particular walk The lowe.l possible
prc- He the -fore inys al literary persons pay n.
visit sri jldx- tof themselves.
Il, large aat;ty OF foreixr add native
sc The pano fSrt- oib-r Instruments for bich be
i any wap rsy give hin half De
I. VIII ~ sod 10 zny alanury. JOHN UOYLE,
-yz3 2--ocis Bookseller, 81 Joha-,t ". 7.
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European Corn Trade.

JosnoS.-Ths business transacted ut MARX Lane on
wau,sd,y last May g. very trinirg The ornsnu or
Wheat wa, exceedingly dull not one purchaser appearing
nn,.ss compcled u do by his immediate w-nts ne
state OF the the present time renders
,n farmers and yeomanry anxious 10 s' AT all events
80 ., ,ha wheais low remaining In their possession nom
The crons of 1913 and lsai - ~, ..
Far american bonded Flour 2Ss TO ais are The rates
Maid duo Wheat 10 h2s on yesterday MA y 'ne
what t,ade was rather Depressed In English ie ousi
was transacted and prices fell rs per Or "'s
sh.r mare INQUIRY low qualities OF bonded ao a'
, c.ryoo, che ny for Shipment TO Holland slG ne'suir
..t dizziness and almost absence OF oemaoo prevailed
In other grains. ,,...,., .,,,.
" During the time that has interviewed since
al ,he Yr,tsnu little business mas occn zone III
h fir ,r,ta and for all leading articles the nsthct
vss ou,, In The extreme, depressing tne NSi-
~ ~ ,hs f,s, Whes,s ID to 3D. per ~ lbs below our
~, onota,lc,s and rendering prices hiue more IMAM
ir,,h and Canadian Flour also of which scarcely any
-, ,,.rs practicable, might have been purchased al
,",,ronpts reduction had buy ers appeared eurng ihe
week. - -..,,i.r ., .h. cenera,
.,,ss ~ the ttatc continued 10 meet fair, steady
S,pJ and realized farther advance Of Is per %so los
Yesterday. ,,. ,ys.,, .,a,t,r IN.
,rIc, Of which has been named and pa'ee o waite
n,x In BOND at SIS per 10 lbs comprise the Only Trans
,,on, porfed therein to-day. or States Flour unoer
~ several hutred barrels have again CHANGED hNhds
NJ 10 "a and at that there are buyers eut lew sellers
under as per BARREL
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~ Sebriug's kesto rative.-Th., pleasant riedi
p-v--aiing remedy Tor pyspepsia and Nervous
Affections III. certsa cue for Sef Nervous head
aches. and excellent preventive OF Costv-n-as and Low
Spra corrccis = o The hillary AID
very scScipGs relieving f!siovncy, Cocs, spd aim
liar complaints Of the S.onach 'ud Bowels Il speedily
promotes OF strength sad ACTIVITY IN al
Debility; healthy appetite, ~a-I- .hs sr-sir.I oi
blessings deficient and nstnr.i consequence, sives
tone ana vigor - Tho hole system
81 Prepared ~ c. C SE5RlNG, Tsrry.own n. Y. to
wnuin orders n.y o5 addressed
Sold In New YOft aoesaie and reist by A 8. D.
Sands. Drusgs;s leo Fu!iuu OF WI .aEa-st Sod
$40 al rs way = EAs, Broadway arc BY Drug
gls senea.y throughout Inc tc-d States Prtc-
Su,lr MY lsrotu
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GarpetlH9.
cARPsTING, OIL CLOTHS, so.

CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &O.
Nc. 81 East BROADWAY AND II DtVisios-Sr.
FAMILIES In OF Csrp-ting. Oil Cloths, Rugs
Drusee,s Table and Piano Covers. any other arucls
IN lire. informed thai they will ind. al GuioDe
t-nsvs ruoms splendid OF all the various
articles with the trade Purchasers Will hud
usny cboc. pai-rns " Brua-s thr-e ply and ingram
Carpets Oh Cloths thai o be Obtained al other
sores all OF which vii. 10 sold prices lower taa ever
before offered The goods AL received direct from e
manufacturers. w. n. 9ulUN,
ma is.odH No. ~ Esst RrosdwRv and " Dtvtson-st
CHEAPEST CARPET ENT
u In toe UniI-d States No 80 Bowefy-HrAm Anderson
has inst received large aud .pleodd assortment OF super
sue English and American three ply double su2lon- In
grain and V-uesn CsrpetpR, manufactured e. esay Tor
CIV trade will be sod % pei cent lower thaa any oth-
or establishment Also just received
81 eco yards common cErpeliDy "a Cd. to ia ID.
Is 100 Z" extra hne do Sd 81. ~ s.
$4,000 d" doubts superfnesss-
1850 " three ply ca'p pet g.
10000 square wards oil cloth Sc Sd. 10 a.
ID. OGJ yMds Venetian statr csrpet2a cd.
$3.50 large tinted hearth SDs encb-
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 90 Bowery,
the first establishment above Hester-st
r S-Carpeing ssDt TO any part OF tho city, Brooklyn
Nc 1T, free OF expense Please notice the oum-
bcr' 81 Bowery. VI 3meodis sV&Th
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Bemopdls.

DENOvaL.-PEcK. NICHOLSON WRIGHT, JOB
SILK Goods have removed their silk snc fancy
goods from ,S9 P-ars No 81 Crfars nearly DEPOSITS
The Yos-Cic-, between William aud Nassau els New
YORK. wh-r- they have received and no~ prepared 10
show large and complete oi fashionable sis
ood. carefully selected ffom the sss, nportacns with
.trct regard price JObbing Interior Trsdr North
-rr Eastern s9d Western Merchants respectfully invited
10 call ard exniu- their sIocE for variety aud
.urpss-c by ay other house. they may as.ur-d Thai
r1.rl Inducements Will be offered HEM for CASH,
proved paper. myi lmi.-
LNAIKBsNk~,S PLATFORM sCALkS--Faf.
L BANK. * CO. have removed No. Ia Wai-r-sL
Will myI !sG
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ESr Notice to nIn.Iers OF Vessels arriving at the
Pon Of and Pilots after The ihird day OF June
lai5 The following extracts from the law regulating
onaraptne. passed May 18Th, 1916 are published Tor
their information
shall be subject 10 Quarantine, as folows: l. All vessels
uirect from any plscs where yellow, bilious, malignant
other pestleuts infectious fever existed Inc time OF
their departure which shs have arrived any such
plsce, and proceeded thence TO NewYorA or on board OF
occurred, arriving between the Ihiryrst dBy o.
May and 'he FIRST dsv of October shall remain nj Quar-
apne for a: l-aii thirty days after their arrival and nj
least twenty dsys after their cargo shall have been dis
charged anc shall perform such farther Quarantine IS The
the foregoing division arriving the first day OF
pill and the FIRST dag Of November exclusive Of the time
IN sRid rubdvision mentioned, all vessels from foreign
port bead OF which durug The voyage or while a. The
port Of Departure shall have been SICK or from
siy pace IN the ordinary passage rom winch .hey pest
South OF Cape H-nopeu arriving between the iirIyh,'
dsy OF May and the 10th day of October; and all vessels
mean or from any Of i- Wet ndi. sshama
Bermuda Western Islands from place IN America
Georgia arriving between The FIRST day Of April and the hrs
day Of NOVEMBER, hs bee subject 10 such ouarSu'ine and
SIC Every vessel having lad during the voyage
Of aus pox, Infectious contagious disease. and
every from foreign port having Dhsenaers and not
herenheors declared subject 10 Quarantine shall on her
arrival nj Quarantine Ground he subject TO visitation by he
Health Officer but shall be- detained beyond The time
Hoard du,ln The soyagg sons case Of small po1 or pfeS
dous disease In ~hich she ,hA be sub.
-ct such Quarantine the Hesih OFF shz prescribe;
and II ,bu I've N. duy Of the Heslh Officer whenever be
thinks for the preservation OF ihr public
helnh cause the persons board Of any vessel be
vsccinsted.
SEC %. Every master of vessel hailed nv pilot W no
shall ehers Give false Information such pilot relative
the condition. OF a vesse crew passengers or cargo or
h-s;h the place places whence he came, refuse
eeee zach information shall he lawfully required
I'd Or aud any person from hs vessel; permit
ship any portion OF hts cargo before hts v-sse shs have
hceu visited aud examined ny the Health Ohc-r 50 Or
shalt sppco.ch with hi, vessel The city wYork
Nhe OF Quarantine which h- shall be directed
'hs he guty Of the Ike offence aud TIC subject 10 the IKE
paurhmen nae c-.dne Thousand dollars or
BY imprisonment exceeding twelve months. or by both
hde aud impr;sonmoal) HENRY VAN bONESbEkGE II,
mv'R tI-Su-u H-Ahh OHr-r
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PASSENGERS az RIVED.
E3y SEE MARIHE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAes


ARhi gu.
Br ship Mersey Johnson IS ts I'm Liverpool II bal
ast bound TO QG.oec-put &c land 279 Storage psi
sepgers Apr 2s,h lat SO co. lon 70 co. spoke ship Can
ada hence for Liverpool.
Ship Lady Araoela OF Belfast Me- Simpson. i9 ds I'm
EeW-Ofleans, cotton. provisions &c, 10 mss'er.
Dutch sbip Johsuna CorDe!a RaeslocE. AZ de I'm Rot
,eroan giu. &c 10 Joel Wolfe. l3i ,eer-ge pa..-n-
per.-2 children died on The ps.,sge e3ins Ia; Il 25
81 IS 'pese Br shp Eiz-oeih hence Tor Liverpool
Hamburg ship Sophia Walter. 70 Gays from Br-mei+
INDIE, TO d T Pope 10 si-ersge passengers.
Ship Mary Plensaut Woo,nn l5 ds I'm New-Orleaps
cotton. provisions &c 10 n P-c1 g. Co.
Br ship Brook,by. srmner, 35 DIS I'm Glasgow undse
TO Woodruff e. Miururn
French bark Globe Bsuaouin. 43 ds I'm Hsvre in bal
lest; 10 Boyd g. Hincsen. l44 steersge passengers
Bremen b-ik Charlotte. Wsymon, AZ &c ia Bremen
nndse To f P.ven.tsdt & Co.
Br bark hlhsmbrs Lockhart, AZ ds I'm Dublin, in bal
lsst bound 10 Quebecpus to land les steersge pas
Bremen brig Les Moodo Gerken 90 days isn Bremen
nndse and passengers to O.lrich d Kruger.
Br brig Widow, Gorhsm, DIS In 81 Johns, NIB, pias
ter. TO p faruhAu. d Co.
Swedish brig Snsp-ovp Bockmon ia2 days I'm Stock
om. via Norway, So days, i35 tons iron TO Boorman
Johnston & Co.
Scnr Solomon Roosevelt, Convert, days I'm St Johns
Florida bound 10 Boston.
Schr Peru Parker ia fun Passport sth. DC to mast
Bremen schr John Conrad Pope. Is de- I'm Bremen
rndse and passengers, 10 Pope. ped inst lat 4.
90 Ion Ga co. spoke Br ship Elizabeth from st. Johns Tor
liverpool.
scbr Tame rlane Hardy js fn Epstport luh, &c, to
master
Br schr Mountainecr Hebe ls de I'm Newfoundland
In bala.,, 10 Gooehue s. Co.
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Ere,sht. nj liverpool.

rre,shts 70 Nsw.YorS generally dGl and The demand
,r hs,ween decs for passengers has much aesie1 @' 20
~ ~ -, 10 Nsw-Yofk-iead weight, q 10 los, earth
A. 70 S. cue goods 2s I'd to lss hardware Is 70
~, Ga per tom Bos,on-aed weight Us Cd to 10. sa
-. 80, R,,,nore--eeAd weight, lis I'd; eArtnei
yre IS 20 los; ruc gods 2Ss hardware avs Ps, ron
phtisse pha-desd weigh; ,5s; earthen~ste Tvs .'s
800. 2S,. hardware 2Cx per ton: New orleans-NeSu
seSus -. .sr,ssnware los rne goods ses hardware
kNIIiu'S. AiA~' S'-''',
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~ The time

~ The time has come hen most fearful n.lE-
dis OF eA.na.e been coueQ.rsc The osI .ia
IL s Diseases &as yielded al asI l. Tie .kh o man pr
w oou'. S,r..parills Wild Cherry bi,Ies viii speedily
sad ceraJny Dyspepsia, Jautcier, LIVER Coup aln
Vertigo Co.aveness and lnds-.uon even II ,a-ir wo'i
nop-lv.. forms disease. vi Chest and Lungs I
guiiae OF Inc B.oyJ, Female Com lalut. sDc Geeera
NraAne,s i. s Inc mo. Pef-ct aud admirable remedy
known y clv;nI' word.
III FU;rt-.l sold a. 80 brosa~ay, l2. oos-ty 81
b1recker Il. Y G. mSSS ens
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LivcrpooI Cottou nInrket..

Cotton Is little higher this week; indeed 1t can hardly
te otherwise considering that each succeeding account
from the shipping ports OF the United States reduces The
comparative amount Of Ieceipts The falling OF is now
Ing the price OF Cotton. take account, having the
most hdeDt reliance that all will peaceaby. The
advance prices, since circular Friday last Is near
ly III AL kinds of American fair Orleans stand
lng at 3D., aud fair Mobiles and Cplnnds ut 2fd A9O0
Am,rcan have been taken speculation; and $500 Amcr
can. So pernnm 100 Maranhsm, and 270 Surat, for
port 1000 Sura and 1900 Egyptian declared for auc
ton on Friday next The Sales to-day amount 10 about
5000 bales The total the week amount &c 39s0s
bales
ashes Montreal Pot Ashes are In better demand ;
22s Oh has been obtained, and holders generally
qnirc 23s but Pearls lower. and 2s Cd has been
ceptrd
Aarai Stores--Turpcntine continues without, alteration
In price sales reported American Tar extremely dull
Al sale to day (May W of 500 bbs los Cd tte high
bid but which refused, the holders requiring
advance upon this price.
Provisions There is feature report In the
market tor American produce since as, publicat
The feeling that Sir Robert Peel will be enabled 10 carry
slt hls proposed commercial measures introduced 10
Legislature gnus ground and generally expected
that becOm law great Improvement IN the pro
vision trade will spring up.
S.,ds-Abuut 100 tiorccs and barrels American red
Ciovrrrced OF but moderate quality have been noid nj
34 40s in bond very little good or hne remains here
up,od small lot OF fine French brought Ios duy ps'u
or Frx,rrd 800 hbdn New York taken 1T AIS per
hhd 900 bags Bengal Linsccd found ready buyers al
4is per qurrter
Taiiop ao "A moderate business only has been done
In T.nw Peterborough Y {. at 42A cd 10 ass and North
Am.rc an nj 10. 20 42s Cd according TO uality Ameri
can ard bu. farther decline prices ranging
nj 32 for fair so Lard up 10 sos and 3e ior tne nae
quality. , 49,. no,, ON
bbds rsr Virginia and part Western strps the former
,.s.n Tor ireland the latter by the home trade The
market continues steady at our previous rates.
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e maSfc hair Dye.-Ret CT rsy WtisxerI carg-
e bean-. .,s;.rtz-eoa,ly By lie HpPcaca Of
Ph.lor's Magic Hair Dye Country keci.euer esa tave
,a-ir orte-r en-ios-d Ps.oc 81 Broadway.
unce- Iad-'s a7te Price 81, Wiz mi directions for
accom- iax esch bottle
City G-o:-asn c.a b-ir sEe-, dTed siIhe Depot
For rsl- =. A.pt.waI % WiIzu-s:; Jo-usoa Moore /
-
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CS- The Heyolution.-The Rev. BENJAMIN
HsRNEl. OF Tic extraordinary age Of III Year,, VIII
deliver Lecture 10 The SrUsd~sN Tabernacle OIL Saur.
6av evening neat y, uelock Subject lucid-pts of
Revelation. in ~Li, he uoour Ws,aineIou
Fvtns Gpoa o.s nAoiIs u lvng Cone ore come
s 10 bear help this vsueraoie sd worthy gsp-
Aamiuurc- = crutn IL
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Uin6pu 6bd0es.


WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 Sov -ry.-Wm.
w RerrtAn respectfully informs the ladies' OF
especsy those residing in the upper part ~ the city, that
D. hand tbe beautiful ard select assortment
4 Window Shades be toulc 10 The CITY, Pces rsryng
from 81 10 SO pair. Asc, ssmsl tGTccs OF French
L.nd.spe. Of the style and Sesuuul patterns
my25 lmis-
GREESWICH-ST " LNDOW Shade pero,-The
"a subscribers have opened Exclusive window Shade
Store Al No. az 8reenwichst door ~ Lees Dry
Goods Store, wher- they oder for sas and CON.
plee stock OF Window Shades. equal r STYLE variety
quality 30 in tbs City and TIE very owrs cash prices
Prrcbasers. either wholesale RETAIL Will and lhs AZ.
-sat opportunity for making their selections OF this ar
Gle Of t-Nds BERRlAS 6REiSON,
myI riis' No. 81 Gre-nwirh-,S y. Y.
WINDOW SHADES-wINDow SHADES.
> SnH PAIRS Whvir.4la and R-lsii-cunsisuug In
.,.JNfVpari VI Interior Views, Abbsy Gc,hcs, Romx
Aches. Full Landscspes Desert Sceucs Scroll Patterns
ali OF wbicn painted By The celebrated Italian
French and American artists warranted washable and per
iecy lranspsen al great rrducti .ron former prces
EDWARD WANsLEY,
mvl+Iris No 81 csthsr,u--st n-sr Chsihsm-' quars.
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,,,, form MAY 8.

Tbs weather continues favorable Tor tEe sSwmS Ups
- x.,.,sss. depressing influence on the wheat trade
IN but le occurred at the reduction Of
Is per or. $500, a.. 49, ,,,.,,,;s. &c nondes
VA ,.,ipc carSoes chiefly for shpmeiN 10 Holland and
.Bsb tam. 1900. 80 ,.r,-,, ,-.xo,l,s
o,hcr Grain.
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~ Columbia Division No. 10, =. OF THE
mruseIs =" iuis Division par.euI.y requested 10 al
ett ,aeir meeting on Tuesday evening June ~ in
Will he transacted. The ,prnGid banner hoh has
Tor mv painting Tor this Division vii, be
pl-t-d ~ The above evening" J, 4. THOMAS, Il. 5.
J.Cps /, Wall W. Y
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e. Farmers ~ Miller-' Bauk, Hag~rs,o@p Notes
bou KIT per Discount nv
my d I~,s' TAYLOR 4 SMITH SO walL.L
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q Gentleman's summer EaIs.-RiRD. coz. o!
fue kS Nsss.a ss nvIsss his seaOr OF III Customer,
md puoc hs vi S4nri-r Han, consisng
ArnoEs oilers OF ~se Acd pearl cort hAis, s1erv-
t,gy hss; Panama AaailIa. Cssscl.n straw nss; Aso
Ega BLACK beaver .c oeatn hais sIPruss saapsed
for ihe .arr,sr ss2koc-
my2, lsusa. BIRD, cor. Pine saa Nassau 81.