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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

Hang up my banner on the outward wall,
| challenge one, challenge all;
You cannot, dare not 10 ganssy
Mines the wonder Of the day.
THE RUSH TO MY DOOR on Saturday was
quite appalling could not serve all and msny were
compelled 10 60 away unseryed. | have engaged extra
hands for today and those who disappointed on
Saturday and others now be sure Of obtaining my BOOK
which how to accomplish famys x-weeks wash
before breakfast without rubbing pounding requires
machine washing utensils and may oe used by
person of the capacity. The material Ia cheaper
Than soap rnsy be obtained everywhere and is not COM
posed onny acid urpentne camphene any substance
al dss odor or injurious qua tiles Iii warran,-
ed not to iniure delicate fabric. The ustous
chemist Lebg discovered This secret and sod 10 the pre-
sent proprietor for g co. This plan has received the pat
ronage the crowned heads Of Europe and the President
of this Republic Ii ia used in the Hospitals Of England
Ireland Scotland ard France and all the public offices and
Institutions of the United Sates including the EewYork
City Hospital. NewYork Orphan Asylum, New-York Asy-
lum for aged females.
Gen. Taylor writes as follows;
"Itis most beneficial discovery. L. TAYLOR"
Queen Nciona's Laundress writes as follows:
"Yourprocss and specimens OF washing have been submit
ted to her Majesty, and meet her DECIDED approval L Is
"MARIE GAsPARD, Chief Lsundress
Gin the hourehod Of Her Majesty, Queen Victoria"
The n Y. Daily Ledger says: "From personal exsrina
ton feel free to say excels everything of the kind"
The Railway IN Register says; at 10 decidedly the
greatest curiosity ofihe day"
The Fairfax Va.) News says: We have tried IT. all
rubbing dispensed wh and the clothes better washed
then by the usual way"
refer also to the following clerggmen:
Rev. w. Grant Heyn. Dobhs Ferry NY.
Rev Dr. Fitzpatrick, Rngoes, Nj
Rev II. Olmseed, Ridgeield, Conn.
Rev. A. d. Pollock, Wsrrentown, Va
Rev w. Pitcher, Cohoes NY
Rev. T.. r. johnson, New Carlisle, o.
Rev. j. H. Pitcher Bgtienvie NY
Rev. DR.. Sherwood, Upper Alton, Ill.
Rev. DR.. Lille, Washington. NJ
And MANY The originals OF the above testimonials
and hundreds Of others, with specimens OF washing
be inspected gratis at my Office. Printed Instructions, eli
that Is necessary, price ST. may be obtained application
personally, or by letter, postpaid, to
II. TWELVETREE,
mylS IL Room q. so Nassau a. NY.
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$4,000 WINDOW SHADES
PAINTERS

PAINTERS ARTICLES.
WINDOW GLASS - ell Lamp Black
w sizes British LlseT
White and Red Lead, dry and Pumice Stone
IN oil Glue all sorts
Ii.hlrge Gold snd Silver Leaf
Spirits Turpentne Gold and Silver Bronze
Putty, in blsdders bulk and Copper Bronze
tins Chalk
Whiting Paris White
terdigYis. dry and In oil Spanish Brown, dry ard In
Chrome Green drv and In oil OIL
Chrome Yellow, dry and In Venetian Red dry and In oil
OH japan, Copa, Coach and
Yellow Ochre dry and in oil Harness Vsrrish
Yrussisn Blue Turkey TIMBER
Vemillion, all kinds Terra de Sienna
Rotten Stooe Red Chalk
Ivory Black Dfop Lake
Gum Copal sand Paper, assorted
Carmine Gam Shelac
Paint Brushes, all sizes Bright Varnish
Sugar Of Lead Sash Tools all sizes
Rose Pink Black Lead
Dutch Pink Tar a'd Resin
And great variety OF other articles in the sane line 20
which your attention 10 invited
OILS.
Winter snd Fall Sperm, hleached and natural
Whale and Refined Whale
Sea Elephant Lnseed, Nealsfooi, Olive and Lard OIL.
Sperm Candies. Alcohol and Csmphene.
For sale by j. c. MORRISON
lse Greenwics between vesey and Fulton ss on the
North River side Of tho City, Importer and Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Dye S.1is Grocers' Ar
: ccles, PerfuInefv, &c. &c mvlS 6a
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spIprruALIpEvEI. opMENTs.

WONDERFUL BOOK-The only correct f1l and au-
w thOrzed History Of all the Mysterious Manifestations,
OF 96 closely printed pages win Appendix can be oh.
tanned Of Cspron Barron, Auburn. New YORK, and OF
Fowers Wells l3l Nassau-si. New.York. liberal dis
made those who buy sell again Single copies
Is cents Orders from distance for more copies
promptly attended to. CAPRON BARRON,
myiS itDGItSWkltW Auburn ~ Y
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SUPREME coURT-wiham W. Pen against HuIdah Gr..o-y
lcsnd Jesse w Benedtln pursuance Of Supreme
Court The State Of New York will pose sale, l0 d
Of May 1850 AZ u occk al the Fcsnts ESchang- the
oiNew iork, all that certain piece parcel of land coaanns two
lets and triangular OF ground situate bas beng
north westerly SIDE Of Ci aie Fourth
Ward Of The City Of New ior. bounded follows,
easiey front ~ Chreei AFORESAID north rrarbg
land belonging 10 Margaret Anthony noh ess partly
by nd belonging Nicholas Anthony. Juur partly
Lutheran buymg Ground and uth-astsy b
The house and land late Of Daniel Bo1ae banne tie
southern range Of the boundary lac the Lutheran Burns Ground
and running from thence south westerly
fCHH Lite knner street sioresd ,k inches
the sad house aod ot Of and late OF % said Bonrs
thence north westerly aong the sad and lad
the sad Dai ~ BouRen Of
sad house; thence westerly along snf
Dsnl Bonn-H feet nhes the sad Mar
Aniory thence north -as;- along he land
garri Anthony thirty four icet 20 IL lana t- sad Nichols
thory Junior and thence soles~v aloa- tn llni
Nicholas Anhsny. JUNIOR and The saf Lutheran b. Ground ore
hundred and el aches place .nrn- toster
with at and singular the tsureis herd @uts and Appur.-c@.
thersnHIo belonging OF aaysse sfpert New YORK April T..
lsbQ. IHOMAS CARNLEY.ShsrA
c. S.s7roosp Attorney. al9 saw3w
60 tn shove SAL rt-iponei FGlly. Ma 4
TINE and p1'--Ny 10, ioJ0 THOMAS CAI.NLEY. She a
Myl3 .aFuy2iANh
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unnnAr AND 2En n1sEAsEs
THE MORNING STAR

nF THIS DAY contains the eloquent discourse deliver.
Oed at the Church of the Disciples In Seventeenth
by Dr. Sheppard late Troy Pa 1t Is well worthy OF
perusal Price cent Office 1902 Nassau-st
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Aucroneer
4 ARGE SALE OF DIAMONDS. PRECIOUS

1 AhGk SALE OF DIAMONDS PRECIOUS
- STONES, SC. beautifully set In fine God.-HENRY
n LEEDS co. VIII sell al auction on MONDAY, May
IS, al II O'clock the gallery rear Of store Waist
magnificent assortment Of diamonds and precious stones
beautifully set 10 fine gold, consisting OF bracelets brooches
tirss, &c worth from $500 TO 600 EACH earrings
rings and breaspns Of great value necklaces and other
ornaments, fine gold and ensmeled Lepine and lever
chains boquet hoder card cases. solid silver SETS SAL
ves, casoTs &c. The woe to b. sold without
myll Otis Il5A5I
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THE GARDENER

A ND COMPLETE PLoRIST-Containing account
Aof everyvegetatble production cultivated for the table,
with directions for planting and raising flowers Every
person who has spot Of ground large enough make
garden OF should possess copy OF this worn. Sent by
mail to all paris Of the country.
DEWITT L DAVENPORT,
fnvlS lDltW Tribune Buildngs
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DRY GOODS.

4 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN are requested 10 do their
shopping before dark enable the Merchants close
their stores by O'Clock By doing they will confer
favor all those employed in the business. myl5 1t
nEY GOODE-A large assortment of Linens table
Oand towelng, Diapers, Table cloths and covers, Nap
kins sc. Also Shrng Muslns suitable for shirt makers
Also damaged Cloths Silks, 9inehams, Linens Dnlings
&C together with general assortment of Dry Goods For
sale low by w MATHEWS, 90 Caiherine-st myl3 Sis
CLOTHS, CaSSINIEREs AND VEsTINGs.
SUMMER WEAR of different kinds; white and brown
- Bsrnsley Drillings, &c. for sale cheap.
myl3 II 8. BARKER, sol Grand-st.
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= coLToN, Auetoneer.

i ARGE SALE OF SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
L&c.F, COTTON will sell, THIS DAY Monday May
H. at l0 O'clock al the sales 80 Beekmsn
SITS large and desirable of furniture
family and removed to the store for convenience OF SALE
comprising wardrobes French beds,eads mahogany chairs
dressing bureaus book cases. divsns otoman marble top
center and card tables washstands husbands gsndoles
solar and hall lamps looking glasses threepy and ingram
carpets feather beds mattresses china and glass ware liable
cutlery, kitchen furniture &c The sale win be positive,
rain or shine and goods be examined by O'Clock
Also several piano-fortes secondhand. mylS IL =
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4, ARNOLD g. CO..

G2 CANALST. NEAR BROADWAY.
A RE NOW OPENING their entire impouaiions By the
hStesmers Washington, Cambria and Canada, among
which will be found many and fashionable goods
adapted to the present season.
City and ouoftown buyers, both wholesale aud retail,
are specially invited give stock careful inspection
before making their purchases.
Many goods are reduced much below early Spring
prices
Lsrge lots OF Paris Ebroideres selling great sscri-
fee from cost of importation. myl3 3Es*
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AUCTION SALES.

CARD.-NEW AUCTION ESTABLISHMENT
- BALDWIN GARDINER, (laie Of Gardeners Furnish
ing Wsrehouse having been appointed Auetoneer has
taken the spacious the second door OF the large
building No. SIS Broadway Of Anihony-sl lately
occupied ne a museum, for bis sslesroom.
B. GARDENERS long and thorough acquaintance with
every description OF goods embraced In the numerous
branches OF bis late extensive decorative furnishing ware
house induces him TO otter bis services his friends and
the public more particularly in the disposal Of goods By
auction, comprises In the above lines such silver and
plated ware cutlery jspsnery, and other Sheffield and Biz.
minghsm manufactures. Also Chlns and glassware mir.
rors carpeting, upholstery ch cabinet furniture bronzes
paintings pianos ss,uary and all other kinds OF Engsh
French, German, Italian and Chinese fancy articles IN
Guiding watches and jewelry
Mr.. GARDINER will attend personally and supernierd
the proper arranging and csioguing Of furniture for sale
a. aucaon al gentee private residences will receive
for sale at bis Long Room ard feels coahden. that be can
give entire satisfaction TO owners
Stocks In trade, and msnuiacurers stocks to be sold a.
auction, viii aso receive bis particular attention He re-
spectiuly socis from MS friends and the pubc trial
forthwith, strictly, In all cases MY tia
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ry~ The Odd Fellows of York, Pa. dedicated a
new Hall Thursday. Fifteen lodges were in
procession.
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D. D: NASH, Auctoneer.

d. ID. NASH Auctioneer.
SHAFTING AND Betting, AT AUCTION
At 10 O'Clock, in the Of 20 Bowery, of shaing
and betting One main SHAFT % feet long, q inches dame
ter and four smaller pieces of shang Also some betting
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
J. IN FAUQUlER COUNTY, vain pursuance OF
decree OF the County Court of Fauquier County, rendered
at March Term, 1850, the undersigned, Commissioner
Dsmed In said Decree, WILL THU RSDAY, the first day
OF August 1850 ~ fair no the next fair day hereser)
sell Public Auction, 10 the highest bidder the several
Of land OF which Elijah Hansbrough deceased died
seized and possessed, 10 wit:
The called The Homestead, containing about 800
This farm has good and convenient buildings Of all
descriptions, and than one.haf s now covered with
the original growth, (oak and pine tinber)
The Poplar Hill Farm IN Stafford County, containing
about 800 with negro cabins HEREOF and large
quantity Of the original growth Of TIMBER (oak and pine
and
The Stafford Farm, containing about ZIG acres TIE
said Tracts OF Land are IN good state Of Improvement
with good fencing nsveraing spnngs, and running wa
ter In all the fields This lend Ia located In sheahv neigh.
borhood and its proximity TO market being about % mes
from fredericksburg, 40 rom Aexnndris aud miles from
the railroad which Ia Ia progress Of construction from Alex
andra to Gordonsvie sfordng many advantages to the
future Improvement OF the SOIL renders II OF the
desirable estates n the County, and presents inducements
10 purchasers that rarely This property must be
10 DO duly sppreciaed therefore, particular
purchase view the premises for themselves The
deT gued Will take pleasure IN showing the above lands
any wishing view the before tho day of sale
~ TERMS OF SAIE-A credit Of SIX, twelve aud eight
eelmonis Will be given, by the purchaser or purchasers
giving bouds with approved personal security and the H.
tie viii be withheld further security, until all the pur
chase money IL paid Sale Of all The lands will he made at
late residence Of T. Hansbrough ceased ~ Great
Possession given when the ofsals complied with.
DAVID HANSBROUGH, Commissioner
" For further information refer 10 c. J. LEARNED,
someryiIle Fsnop'r Co Va April D. 1850
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j. w. BROWN Auctoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-TOM MORROW,
Tuesday, May H. at 10Y o'clock, at 81 BrosdwayJ
w. BROWN will sell, above, the furniture OF family
leaving the city, removed for the convenience OF SALE
sstng Of carpets drugges French bedstesds, Mattresses
marble top bureaus washstands, toilet tsbles and toilet
ware, sofas couches chars &c. Also large assortment
OF new parlor chamber and dining furniture
mental and useful house furnishing goods fancy articles,
1c-Calalogues are now ready myl3 IL
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ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auctionesr.

EXRCUT0R,S SALE.-ANTH0NY J BLEEcK.
IL Err, Auconner, will sell at his sales ROOM Broad
the l3h day Of May 1880 - o'clock NJ the house
and lot f9 East Sixteenths the north side OF the street
being the first house and lot fronting Sxleen-st east
OF Irvngpace. Lot 25x92 half ofihe block The prop
erty - situated in the immediate vicinity OF DR. Tyngs
church and Siuyvesant and Union Parks The will
be sold 10 the highest bidder close the estate $1,000 OF
the purchase money remain the property Is per-
manent loan. For further part sulars inquire OF
A. THOMPSON, Attorney, &c g Nasssl-st or
WIGHTMAN CLARK, Au'ys SC.
myl3 IT. 2WalIs,y
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sT.TE o. NrW-Y0Ek, CosrrEoLrIs Ofru

LII
II PURSUANCE OF AN ACT entitled "Aa provide Sr
lfns Of the funds held BY Comptroller teongr 10
of nsoent banks and bankers" passed April 10 $50
hereby gwen ho,-r- Circulate. Notss
issued by tie following noveut Banks that ~. circulating
sad banks outsiandg must be presented tbs or gaym-n,
within months from tins date and ihi; any la n,
which shah be presented I'll ..ec-d Wi
BE- 81 rec chin upon IL lIi- banAs rann.
IN the hands OF the Comptroller.
The hoiefs Of the
pr.rntu- ih- DiSIlL JonN CHEF Res,er Of liz
Ir-tE a1k 81 Der.F
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REPORT TO THE CORPORATION OF

DROWN UNIVERSITY changes in the system OF
ID collegiate education by Francis Wayand, read March
o. 1880 Just published and for sale by
BARTLETT K WEXFORD,
SPRINGER 4 TOWNSEND,
q. P. PUTNAM, and
nvf; 4wiseod LEWIS COLSY.
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LAST W EEK OF
DAYNE,S PANORAMA or VOYAGE 70
O EUROPE-Open every evening a. the Great Hal,
Minerva Rooms, 4(6 Broadway, embracing (among other
lhngs) views OF Boston and Hsrbor Halifax Liverpool
London, from the Thames lis magnificent Bridges the
Thames Tunnel, brilliantly Illuminated and both banks Of
The beautiful River Rhine.
Admission Is cts; children under - Is Cts Doors open
al 81 commences moving ST u Pm An exhibition on
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons al O'Clock.
W.
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DIR. CHILToN,s NEW nrAGNEro

ELECTRlC MACHINES for medical application
Ia These instruments possess great superiority all
others for medical the shocks being Obtained entirely
from permanent msgnels and the mechanism il so ged
rs 10 cause tbs current OF induced electricity pass a.
ways IN one direction They require gslvanic battery
put them In action and consequently there 10 need Of
acids or other liquids Questionable the other kinds
now IN Use. and they always ready for immediate
pncau aud are In nowtse liable &c; out Of order All
mat IL put instru In notion IL simply
10 turn small handle, which could be done by child.
they are pu. Up IN very portable form, being secured
In ANAL neal cases nom which hey DO moi require TO 10
moved
For ssle a Chllons Chemical waresoos IS Chambers.
st NY mv9 wis
ITO mOTIiERS.-Moihers and Nurses who are roa-
II bled with children who require much coax,g 10 Jake
medicine should, by ell means, pnrchsse the celebrated
Mahtsen Syrup Of DR.. j. Read. Il cures coda coughs
sofeihrosi ncipient consumption habilnal coyeness de-
pressiou sc. Principal Office, 81 ChAmberssL Agents in
ihis CIV Dr. Sanders In the Bowey corner OF
Or. Trimmer - whiteasllst In Wuisnsburgh L. Oar
tec l4s foSrta-st tayi3 81
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BOOK TRADE.
ATREATIsE ON
DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM.


DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM.
hthe Exposition OF QuGckery. By Edward Ii. Dixon,
hid. Editor OF the ScalpeL Price 81.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Horace Greeley, Editor Of The New-York Tribune re-
marks
and OF every language adapted even
reader thorough exposition Of the consequence and
moral and sufgca Of specific Diseases AMI self all
offspring bronchitis g. re Every question
that possibly tie reader considered page. TINS
woh for whc there The most urgent ned Thousands
annually hurrd u BY WHICH they scarcely
such. Who would have preserved lives Of useful
the there
PaEt that does not bear lace impressive shall
not the waning BE- h-ard9"
From the Evening Post
"Dr Dvfn pupil Of Dr. Mott the ~ great number
OF valuable sca instruments and practitioner Of eighteen year,
stsndg BIZ SOok written nth decy and yet with
apparent dre communicate truth with tho Utmost force and
earnestnes-"
From the NewYcrk Journal OF Medicine and Collateral
Sciences.
"r written ia clear style, and calcnued,
thnk do good The despons accurately drawn and
the remedial adous Tie practitioner vii Ind abound
ing valuable hints the general reader vii
useful cautions and pncinonfory warning
From the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
DR. D1on has written much and well branches Of Sur
strciues Gonorfaa, yarcocee. Hydce- AMI Fu parc
uary well H- ingenuity under tying saBca ecum
stances, stamp Il "a more than ordinary interest,"
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,
EROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE, adapted
system the disesss OF the uterus and all the diseases Of
her critical periods BY Edward II. Dixon, Md author OF
diseases OF the Sexual System sundry Surgical ESSAYS
and Lecturer the Operative surgery OF the Eye. To
myIO Cts
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NJ b. BUTLER, Auctoneer.
DIRLIC ADMINISTRATORS &ALE.-On

DUBLTC ADMINISTRATORS sALE.-On
TT EsDAY. May i4th at 10 O'Clock, at room I'd
fooT) No. II Spuce-sreet the effects of Bridget Doian.
Mrs Mary Boyle, Amelia Keeling, JRihes Rdgway and
other inesIses, consisting OF household furniture mahog
any bureaus do chairs SOFAS book csse books and pam.
phleis bedsteads showerbsh lookingg hair mai.
lresses beds and bedding trunks chests, clothing &c.
Also one iron ssfe. BY order Of
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Aucuoneer
LPAINTIN GS OFTHE FLEMISH & FRENCH
EXTRAORDINARY II. LEEDS & co. will sell at
auction TUESDAY May H. at IL O'Clock, 10 the gallery
of store Wa.st $50 beautiful Oil Paintings In rich
frames Just landed being originals and copies by the best
modern Flemish and French painters. Among them will
found fine paintings Of great merit suitable for par
ors Is Also, several beautiful paintings silk; also
several very fine original ancient paintings OF great
Sale without u,54S) myl3 q
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF FRENCH,

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FRENCH,
GERMAN. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
VI at BARRIERS, S0l Grand-st-consisting OF
800 pieces PLAIN CHAMELEON striped, plaid sand
figured Chameleon Gsce and Pom de Sole Silks
Pieces plain Chameleon and figured Turc Satins.
loops HIGH LUsTER BLACK Gro de Rhine, from %
to As inches wide, Of superior quality.
% ps plain black Turc Satins.
Satin Plaid and Satin striped Silks.
500 ps NEW PRINTED LAWNS, comprising splen.
did assortment Of French Scotch and American fast coor
10 cases FRENCH AND SCOTCH GINGHAMS fast
oolors and great bargains.
100 ps NEW PRINTED BAREGES, new style OF supe-
ror printing.
5 cases LINEN GINGHAMS Of every variety OF style,
from ls.up.
200 ps plain De LANES, fine quality, from Is up
90 cases ne Prints the greatest bargains offered,
from Gd.up.
Merchants and psdders supplied for lets than any other
store in the city. M s. BARKER, sol Grsnd-st-
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GRAPE SRAWI.S.

CASHMERE SHAWLS.-The greatest bargains
~ offered in ShGwls are now selling al S. BANKERS,
sol GrandsL
Plain embroidered and satin embroidered Grape Shawls
from S4up Broche and Cashmere long and square Shaw
oil wool, from s. up
Plain ana printed Shawls Of every kind
myl5 It S. BARKER sol Grand-,t
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DRY GOODS.
THE GREAT
ONE PRICE STORE.

THE GREAT
ONE PRICE STORE.
SIX NJ. Il. TOWLE, Importers and Retailers,
28l MBIAN HALL.
lave NOW ON HAND their full assortment OF Spring
DRY GOODS,
which they will sell at the cash prices In this
EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT
we have Stock Of over Sl00noo worth OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Exclusively for the retail trade which are all OF our own
importing or bought advantageous prices In this
market for cash In
NEW CHEAP AND BEAUTIFUL BLACK AND
COLoRED SILKS AND sATINs,
OF every style width and color to be found In Newioh'
all Of which we will retail al less jobbers prices rom
Is Cd yard up, together with
REAL CANTON GRAPE sHAWLS.
Plain embroidered damask pencled and satin oorderea
received direc, from Canton, for our own special uaae
from 81 up TO $50.
CASHMERE LONG AND SQUARE sHAWLs,
In all the new Sesngs and co!orngs great reduction
from lat years prices; also,
Printed Cashmere Turkers Barge Grenadines DeLanes,
and Sewing Silk Shawls,
from dollar mp.
MANTILLAs yISITEs AND SACKS,
at lower prices than the cost OF the materials Tor making
them up, ct ell prices from 80 up
GOODS FOR LADIES' DRESSES OF all kinds, TOO nu'
rnerous TO mention In an advertisement
CARPETING, RUGS AND DRUGGETS
at full 90 per cent than the prices charged at carpet
stores who do business three months in the year.
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS such as linens, linen
sbeetngs dsmssks diapers table cloths, towels Napkins
Marseiles and toilet quilts wssred and damask morAsns
toilet table and piano covers drspery musns, curtains
&c the most complete assortment to be found domestic
shirtings, sheetngs, ticks, checks, stripes, &c.
CLOTHS CASSIMERES, SATTINETS AND
VESTINGS,
and goods Of oil kinds Mems and boys q, very low
prices.
Embroideries, capes, collars laces lace wells linen
handkerchief, gloves hosiery, cravais scarfs &c al
about half the price charged in retail stores.
Positively one price and no deviation. mylS 2h
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SCHOOLS.

EDUCATION-ln GREENE-sT.
MR.. CHAMBERLAIN has few vacancies In his
1Vl School for Boys ...-
EVENING ScHooI-Mr. C. gives instruction, afternoon
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