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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

Taking the average for the three years, the act
nal cost per scholar for tuition cr 2i0 TAI days o,
a wear, or for loriy-eight weeks Of sau hive days
each including the expenses Tor books, stationery,
fuel and all other matters, except interest on tho
cost of the School Houses and their sites was ax
dollars and ffy0ne cents.
NEW SCHOOLS.
During the past year, the organization o. tne
new schools, in the Eighteenth and Twelfth WARDS
mentioned in the last annual report, has been com
pleted. and the schools are Ia successful oPers.ss,u
Authority has been given by the Board 70 or ms
nav school in the Ninth Ward ano 20 S,'.OO ~
propristed to purchase site' ana 'i''''' ~
school house. 80, crpvrvr rr.
ANNUAL PENsEs
In the last annual report the al'en's"s " VIC
D. - csIIed 10 the importance OF nxing
boeIu ,o ,ata allowance 70 be made to each
ohon sor its support and to me ebvoos proproty
sLa~;ng sgfiicisnt moneys raised ana ann1any Ap
OF .nsa Nv the Board 70 cover the whole carrens
P-S-ss ~ Common School Instruction
aFha schooI law (Act Of May J, 1874 chap 800
evidently designed 10 give power 70 the bord 70
corsnel suficient money 10 be raised in eacn year
- Jsfrsv ali of is expenses Of this character.
The Eth section Of that act requires the Board OF
snnarvi,ors 10 annually raise by tsx q sum equal
~ ibst apooroped to the city and county fcon the
Common School fund OF the State, add further 50
eoual 70 one twentieth Of one per cent OF the vaae
Of the real and personal property in ths city SAP
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL
WILLIS g. SAXTOH,

SUCCESSORS TO CLARK SAXrON-fee e y, ,s,
SsSued having purchased mr WINS inSIes " VIC
srrn of Wius S6xton, viii continue tne oeuiouio-s
Fnrui,buR and Tailoring Business al 81 broea~ay
esn be fOsnd every article apperIaining 70 -
snhs = Dol shns and drawers, gAnIe neflhOi sA 49,
soaop shirt and drawers suitable Tor summer yea PSsnd
S.n6sercbtet, OF every description constantly On mana
49,. crsvsts collars and suspenders, &c &c
on hand large assortment Of cloths, eessmsfes
soe Nes;lns', 80 WARREN sAXTOH,
ana a. - ' 3ll BrOadws
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS acknowledgements stone-Cut-
A,,ociatian at Powers, Montgomery Hail. 10
~, st. near Broadway; United segar-Aakers
:, T,oney's, Fourteenth Ward Democratic Head
.,,ay,. oqo Grand st corner Of Elizabeth st. F; the
DRY Goods Clerks Mutual Benefit and Protective
s..ociaton, College of Physicians and Surgeons,
rr0.bv.st. ; and the House Carpenters at Coaven-
,,on Hal, Wooster-st.
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rsr WEST POINT HOTEL.

THE WEST POINT HOTEL,
~ RIDER in rendering his Judgments TO the ON
GERS OF he Army he friends Of the Cadets ana tne pup
c In general for the very liberal patronage hitherto ENJOY
~ ir,orms Them that The West Point Hots is now open
IRE hes been enlarged by the addition OF . excellent
sleeping apartments and greatly improved 10 s general ar
~, derenis To prevent mistake or disappointment X
Inc puhlic that steamboats, have ceesed 10 lana
Al West Point snd stop at Cozzenss wharf soouI Two
o. hsoS where omniDUsses viii be 10 rea illness 10 con-
TO West Point Persons travelling oy rail-
wsy Will SOP al Cold Spring whereabouts are always walt
Ing 10 COMFY aisr. az ''' FRANCIS RIDER
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1aDIr arp PoPUL ar WORKS.

nTpIIsHFD BY JOHN TAILS L co 40 John-sL
BSsSYork Among the numerous Dea1uiuly uiIs 80
= - 10 s,nrd inform with fAlis's lmpsfiA lslo-
FpSIstd aud Ireland, the History Of shs Ua.eI
81 America fr ym the earliest period ~ tae pres so
slsIet " their Poiuca and Biographical hisory
Nne pPp,suceops Manufactures and Commeree Lsws
M.nptIs Customs and keigion-neudas nlo vi,S
,o' ,snbical description Of each STATE Ealro ~ I
HpTard Hutton Assisted py several ,s n.s. and
ueh 10 c.nal buicnet ard scenery, drawn on INC
S view e9pe1y for this work aud beautifully sssyeo Ss
see; sso, tine portrait Of %, and PENIS
Decaraion OF Independence, hel 1iu'nD~H' n.y.
Tsesfv with the Indians aher Weat ,-. ., The limited
Tie imroace Q, The modem hoIy 81 o@ %h.i
Ssaos ~ . an former dsy6 and connected WI 90 a..
sees discoveries and adyantses be underrAtsd
NHoe Cs.rfing tnipc. and The value o. ms 49, - IA
~, -" Sot therefore be quesuonet No NOV bSand a
rs Al Is oeuB or divisions nsh4'O'" is2s IL
81 g7l each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

FROM THE BAHAMAS, JUNE Cove learn from
Capt. Garfield, Of the schooner D. c. Foster, that
Co a~y- r---;~-- e. -.''i~o s.~-@ n~s" noy
the Islands Of Great and Little Inagua were visited
by several very heavy rains which destroyed al
the salt ponds in the vicinity of Rum Key.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

COMMISSION ON CLAIMS AGAINST MExico-
Washington, "Wednesday, June 20, ls5o-The
Board met pursuant to adjournment Present, all
the members The memorial and supplementary
memorial Of George w. Van Stavoren, claiming for
expulsion from Tampico in 1876, were submitted,
s~em;ned. and ordered to be received. The class
OF cases taken up for consideration yesterday was
held under further examination; but, without com.
ing to any decision on them. The Board adjourned
until Ii K n. to morrow.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

rw Rocky moautaia Drab Beaver Bats.-
sD Corner Pine and Nsssa1-s, invites the Sueuroa Of
a. ,a,.omes and pubic to his beautiful White and
nh Beaver Hsts The nghnesa and genrty Of this hat
nd n, Ell asve season has Induced him to get up
ne ucs IN tho most heh and elegant manner. de hss
- s,. assortment Of Geuaemen's Straw and otser Hsu
- !. i.,a., ds.crproua Bid.
Us,ssvis cor Pine and Nassau s1.
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eslGNELs NOTlCE.-Tl- creitors Of JOHN 4 WEBh,
y ~ CIV of Broos he tlEare AL stse dealer a. NJ -
s-fre B's Sd HEREBY lcthrd that us sr,cnaef AZ
n W-tl male tsfe1i Of ne ea1ss u
tn wsth. equally snug BIS c-it tors s1a az prsas ere
IL % Yor AID nature oi isI -anas es
on Everii day C July rent ~ pf1cets -
H. elects resiey thereafter BE- trdst saoog AZ eei,fs
D. gr r. The ssal ~ kno~eigen the s-t ~
a. ,fra VIC d at chms ali y tsprFe ~ ~
d,t .e-r CITY &C New orb. Jgae. "a -
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n FALLS NEAR "a, N. z

ynNUE PROPRIETOR Of the Hotel al me aus laC,s
ibe pubc that he has greatly enlarged h mouse slnSo
,b isst season more than doubling his former
nons Including in his improvements rev ana 'pAciou
he il now prepared for the reception oil Ssods an1
fsniies wishing 10 make arrangements py VIC ~. ~
month can be furnished Win suites oi ioo AZ MOORE
well ventilated. , -, 1r,,.s and rerson, cav.
ing New. York In The evening oos' can o.
Lefore 2 P NJ Of the next day Jo-. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

~ i. O. O. Fan adjourned meeting OF the Dele
les Of he inv led Lodges the Fourth OF July Ceebra
A. NV Isspd Lodge No 4O at Oyster Bay viii be held 10
ne CommtItee Room, No y. Hail, on Saturday even
"s "'~1 WIN p. DIsOWAY, Chairman.
D. w LANcDoN, Secretary.
- je28 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

VIEW OF TIE RUINS or TdE LH gc,soo
CONFEDERATION at SAN fh i,1 T T.I AZ
HEsUBsCRlBERss WI yI. .1s oi he ga Rsd. u he
q july next LhhogIsphie essntial inI aken from
above me- made GOon tse spot TIE DAY , ss
esse sDd orwsreed 20 men rf Ps usual dscoua, 10 me
lixs nehe'EPcss r1mber OF copies will be Iassn' eay
application is neee'''TIyH Thompson 4 HITCHCOCK,
Agents Tor Gfesory'' Cs' Iss PssTt,t \ Y
{e79 4Uss
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EXCURSIONS.

~T~so THE FOURTH OF JULY CELE.
~ STATION the Paine Farm, mount
- Panel New Rochelle.-rhe Substantially
built Steiner IVANHOE, and Barges Will leave Ham
mond ST. att AN sprng-s IT, Peek slip III Grand-st 3,
South Thrdst Wliansourgh T. and Green Point 80 N.
for whence they Will return at54 M y New
YORK stopping points above named Carriages viii be pro-
yded 10 lake persons choosing ride the boats and
village the Farm al 25 and l2i ceuts The Green al
Mount Paine Farm will be seated and shaded saloon
will be opened in the house for ladies' Csone ior gen,
tlemep where cigars SC may be bad. Sandwiches and
ale in the Barn. Tilted up for the occaonl and tea-cakes
&c IN Saloons band Of music, dancing, singing and
addresses are engaged. -
Tickets the boats 50 eenis for the day to be had OF g.
Vale Beacon Office Frsnkn-square New York, at the
Fulton Hotel Brooklyn, and ofthe Committee.
@ VALE, Agent TO the Paine Farm Association.
NB-The profits IN aid OF the Association. which Il Alto
Reer 10 obIectsThe scenery OF the Sound
Is most beautiful and that Of the Harbor Of NewRoehelle
both beautiful and sublime.
~ The Works Of Paine Tor sale on The Farm
ir13 Sseod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

~ Mails for Caiilornia.-Posr-O NEW
YoRE-Tte regular ms for California and inerinedials
points per Unisd sst-s Nal Steamer Ohio, will % made
ar 81 this Office on Friday tbe l8h instant closing Al
O'clock PM Letters to Panama 80 cents, 70 Chagres 20
cents both u which must be prepaid -
je3 Ia WIN V. BRADY, Postmaster.
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REMOVAL
rAMTS BEEBE g. 90.

aIAyE REMOVED 10 81 Br0sdway sna S1,net .;
ri p1e ana Center stt where be found I'll KINDA OF
water and wSnn-siT beating ano VenulAIaf eppAl%
"a Tor private dwellings, churches senaenea oO'p-As
s1na orsOna hor1cuur1l buildings &c &c s.
AIto BEBEEe celebrated COOKING renges5 cooIint
,,@pr.l. isppsnned brsss and flver-pAtea
nye 5mif
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY

ITO ENTER 1910 MOST AGKLEABLs gf'p ss ~ .
sre well established business -Ine sl1scl.s 49, 80
-, j., ,nes,s1ev 20 retire offers his vAuao SIC ~.
- viii n his trade 10 any one DESTROYS o. sn e.
s.sIrg business Al cost To genuem4n OF 1 @
ssI. hr,,rsr, tts 10 an opportunity very fa'1y me-
With TIE soeE selected IN zoe o:' % 9 he ued
cteseo w 100 .l.etloa ofbo1ks. JOHN DOlL
StAlss 80 49,. 80 Bookseller &C Nsssal-sL l.
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YKOFEssoA Won HELklhoEHS
ooHSERV AToR Y

.; sToaayay opposite City HarOoms II an y - 100
A FREE SCHOOL for Instruction 10 raho' ouA-,
n Ham Violin AID Vocal Music lns.ruencn gwen %
Ia Old or new system Of 1otsuon, or Doin a. snS pee'
81 he papl Terms In classes Per oo.o o.y % % -
Al iusu,replz private lsssOns 81 per quarter "
sous Al u Conservsioy; 90 DO 50 per easf.- = 80
tencHf
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THE INTERNATIONAL
WEEKLY
MISCELLANY.
FIRST NUMBER READY ON FRIDAY MORNING.
STRINGER & TOWNSEND

MISCELLANY,
FIRST NUMBER READY ON FRIDAY MORNING.
STRINGER TOWNSEND
A RE NOW PUBLISHING q WEEKLY ABSTRACT OF
APoPULAR LITERATURE, AND JoURNAL OF Books AND
and striking qualities, commanding TO preference
any other Newspaper Magazine or Review in hi. country
rapidly AID the cheapest possible rate The boat Of those
worksn Popular Literature which appearing abroad
In serials or In separate chapters.
H. The foreign periodicals are continually rich 10 novel
se, OF from Two OF yoe are Issy epodeed
at al this country Ofihese The sdors give the choicest
iii or the Quarterly Reviews the admirable pa
ners are given fu those wOksare In all cases care
Ev examined for such valuable and striking passages
aeikely to interest the American reader to whom the
entire articles In which they appear would be unahscuye
" The Literary, Religious Political aud Scientific ne "a
nspeIa and magazines consulted for whstever viii
n suuct or entertain n their several departments Toe
leading articles In the great journals upon Ahair and fn
iosouhv ard Art now very aLkequen'y reprinted 10 Amer
lea aDpear IN the International Miscellany Ia such fllnsss
and combination display the springs and processes vi
w mi The work is not altogether Foreign a mere
compilation In It's repubncauOns there will be constant
ee 10 spl6y what Is most sting and Important 70
the American and In its original portions Il will be sup
ported by acme OF the sbles writer's In all the heds OF
vi asa iMerary Gazette and Examiner 1t Is believed
thai will equal any work now or ever printed
In he United states II will contain the earliest announce
| Of hhiever movements Ia the literary world are OF
Interest 10 general readers ia reviews OF books VI"
be honest and Intelligent; and It's extracts when hs can
IL given In advance OF The publication Of the works hem
selyes will be The choicest aud mosi Ha1Abc possuls
Without cant OF ny "
fha minded aud ambitious aspreuis In letters me INFER
national misceany Will In this respect The publishers uust
win and preserve The respect tla eonnlec -, ~ S
look TO published critical judgments s guides Tor NE read
/ inc or purchase Of books -, i,
win view 10 the more successful execution o. Ins de-
-, 80 make The International Miscellany OF The hrs class
n0ginsI Periodical Literature, a. well AZ 10 ssecIn'
and Abstracts OF what's slreaiy before me Wona
on,1,butos have engaged % represent the various
Departments OF Science, snd 10 furnish sAseh7. 81
neT, &c from other counnes aad me aihefen %
@ c,,n Inc proceedings Of learned societies VIII %
noted: History Biography and Archaeology VII receive
,ron and In foreign and American Obituary sucn
d ,sl he kept as viii DO OF Ihe most permanent ana
Z attractive value ,,.- 49,, .,sv will be
Ia tor every saturday 10 numbers Of hiry-wo lmpe-
ri cctsvo psge, each from new and beslIlu pou'S 80
and Mipon IL pc and on paper Of very ne qlA u ~
~ 800 nsr number and 8 year Address Js.. -.s
/ sTRINGER & TOWNSEND, ~ Bro ad~sy Ne"-i
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YEA Biennial Conveutien Of the Delta Phi
Frnferrity IN session al The National Hotel, Cor
isndst New-York City. All members Of the fraternity are
respectfully invited 10 attend 10 O'Clock this NJ Is I'M
nortent business 10 before the Convention.
FRANCIS FERRIS, J. BRYANT SMITH,
OLIVER WETMoRE, +. g BURNHAM,
je28 IL Com OF Arrangements
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TO RAILROAD COMPANIES sOoa

TO RAILROAD COmPANIEs sooat eo 'iaH1 III
i rg-AefOTe yOu coamenee see ma saosci.vs rh.f
suter mo epgagemens with you 70 use a. 80 =.
vii lessen he coat Of your psnnsneni w. o. Yo1
east Greater ssfsg Win greater speed h,so. a
dressed to W wilkins Thb9nsoeee' VIZ 80
prompt abortion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

~ Browns Essence OF Jamaica Ginger
So Fsssnce 10 preparation OF unusual excellence Du.
~ he Summer months family or traveller should be
bout II In relaxation Of the bowels In nausea, and par
sr.v in sessickness 10 active and safe well
,nlssssp, and efficient remedy.
'E.rTIeNPersons desiring article that can be relied
.n prepared solely from pure Jamaica Ginger should be
10 AJAX for Browns Essence OF Jamscs Ginger
srb h warranted be Whist 10 represented and pre-
800 only Nv FREDERICK BROWE. aud for sale at hs drug
"a CHEMICAL store +. Of Ffh and Chestnut sts.
ehusdepha For sale In Hew-York, at wholesale by IL.
= ra,yr.s II Fulton-st Also for sale by
Thoms, Maxwell, Sc Willtsm-st
Rushsn, Clarke Co. 40 Broadway, 10 Astor House,
md rs Irving House
Iohp Mihsa, lSS Broadway.
= C. We.s Co. z57 Eighth. avenue
i'll Coddingt0n us Broadway, and sos Hudsonsl
" ChiItot corner Of Broadway and Eighth-sL
~ ri Hall corner OF Bleecker. and Christopher sA
A w GAbsndsu, 81 Sixth avenue
Dexter Esllsgsn, Albany, n. Y.
C w Badger, Newark, D. J.
s. C. GoThsn New Haven, Conn
A Delsloai, Gi Wal-sL an 49,
Deiluc Co Psfk Row 58l Broadway; go 4th'av
And by all he respectable druggists and epoIhecsnes IN
e. IIn,,sS s,se, my23 2misTu&F
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nFFICE OF TIKI DIAPHRAGM FILrEH
CIsriy'so % - '''-- WALTER NJ GIBSON
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LIRE WORKS AND FIRE CHACKERS.-
The subscribers have now opened for the selection OF
the public their immense stock Of staple and fancy fire
Works. comprising assortment ofsevera gross
Of rocken Roman candles, rsnglef, scroll wheels, pin
wheels serpen grasshoppers Bengola fghis, pulling
crackers Saxons pigeons Chinese eyersi over pois &c
c OF ali the different sizes and In the greatest variety are
All fresh manufactured and warranted equal II nots uper-
or to any other hre works In market
fhe attention OF country merchants dealers rites Of
plessure and OF families wishing small works or their
Children are particularly requested 10 CALL as Weccnhden
IL feel able TO satisfy all either In quality quantity
NJ B.-Coored l. and pound rockets, and the di.er'
On, sized Roman cRndles for sale by - - .
Wv 0kssnER L YOUNG, 1873 Chatham st.
lei uy4s rectly opposite National rhester.
TNIHRXyOKKS OF superior quality, IN every Variety
II AtIowert prices Also Edges Exhibition Pieces and
Rockets At manufacturers prices. For sale by
iel9 7useod+ J. w. HOLBERTON, 10 Malden'ane.
r. Eor other Eire Work.. zee I'm PAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

~ LoBs Island Railroad Company.-rhe
stockholders Of he Long leland Railroad Comosny s'o
sesed 10 sI,ecd meeng 81 the Office Of the Company In
he CIV Of Bolyn 90 Tuesday the "a day OF July next
locock to isae into consideration the present ana
prospective condition the affairs OF the Company;
seT isd ISAAC y HAVILAND, President
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TO MERCHANTS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES :,

OFFICE NoRwIcH WoRcEsTER kAlLR0AD w
Norwich, June "a iSp. uo,.
THE sTOCKHOLDERso OF The Nor ~ tl 49, 80, ,bs r
ceeef Railroad Comps are hereby no ~ - s.iS Al
Annual Meeting ior the choice VI Directors, W" We'd
Ibe Once 3fhe Company 10 Norwich on 'ps TO 1
pesdsy In Juiyuex, at 10 O'CLOCK, A. Lite,, co,.
on any question, properly brought before !ne mesaus
neeied with the Interest," Of The company fes cl,k
leI uyl0s T. &. T. NJ ANDREWS, Nio'A'
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,oaI WARD FOR sALE--One OF me mos' "a
OAb 80 800 Tds 10 ne city 10 now onsf7l tJf
k'y yres thorou gb'sre. covered entir-y ~ iIon
.bs-s 4, paved throughout has oneh oul11 "
pfscro 80 ~ ,c.je aud four years ease al 0~ tenS
10Y 80 custom IL TART u oaes ealnet " neS 20
S,.,s o. u an cd established eeneefn ae'r 49, ~
leDdre rs Ous'Ae''i HOMER MORGAN. Pine q.
j-4s6ds -
<,o.I ny rag CARGO s'9n tL.a isa
SCCA oy 'Ie INGHAM HALL,
pied. u.o'.sa,s ssc retAl Goa dealers
,.ss er. coz Montgomery and Green So Jersey 01S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

NOTICED J. W Powell Uea ss Srss,iy IN
ee,.sS engagements sna TO prevent
,sry delay 10 his patients he MA ea's1p co % Of Broad
s, NJ p,,i1s nonuiar Treatise on The Eye lIs -
eases and their Cure hrd edition WIN pSe. Of bssu
nm h,ie.ys go winch can be Inserted wnou' sly
JSn or OPERATION and viii move Ike the ns.ar eye ~,
Powels sefAciing Eye and Ear FOUNTAINS -, ~ jsos
waler In The most efficient way 70 tneso $3.50. 49,, ,vs,
esr be procured Al his Office. In numerous csss 10 -
have been strepg theued and Vision restored sl -
entirely removed, bv their use -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

h eI pSEsiaKIoKsoS i5' and i'' ''a'-
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WANTED-ln a wholesale shoe hOuss, clerk from
w Is 10 years OF sge who has had some eXperence
he business Apply at q COrsndst from TO ii A Bl
md Sio5PM. None reed apply who cannot come wea
recommended a. TO character and capacity. )eH <us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
~ The Mempsrs Of The Dry Cod. Clerks. sss rs

Yintuai Benefit Protective Association, are re-
eested 10 attend regular meetiI al the College
~ PhystcaHs and Surgeons, Friday, June - a. "a
O'clock Every member IL solicited TO atend IS the elec-
Tor of offcers for the ensuing term sses place.
By order Of the President
tea IL JAMEs w. FEDDEN, Recording Sec'ry.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prevalent complaint in all iti

FRHntuHutfNU1s-IHI8 pItFHIehI DVlI tn ~
yaed forms may now bs entirely and permanently cured
and generally BY single application. This Embrocsnonre
Gently brou ghi by gentleman from Europe and well KNOWN
there as the only specific for this complaint may be
particularly expsited by iDqIug Of the proprietor Mr.
FREEMAN l3 Leonard 81 llesr the Carlton House where
references TO recently cured OF me sevefest type Oh
his complaint will be furnished
N B-The efficacy Of the EmbrOcstion will be eested
BY the patient before any cha &c is incurred Lesve your
mn addIesa II Nj FREEMANs ll3 e0nard.lL is23 2ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
DRY GOODS.

RARE CHANCE
TO BUY SUMMER GOODS AT GOOD BARGAIN
ON THE 2sTH DAY OF JUNE,
According TO the regular rule Of
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE,
l2e Bowery.
A LII THE SUMMER GOODS are marked down to sell
IA them of before the iih Of July, and thus Is chance
offered which IL seldom met with.
Our lsd. Lawns reduced TO lie.
Our S7l cent Bareges reduced to "a.
Tissues Grenadines Fancy coors plain, plaid aud hg1r'
cd Bareges; Fouard silks, Light Prints Sanu or Shaws
we have marked down at similar rates.
GOODS FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
OF which have the most complete assortment In town.
we shall just per less than the regular
prices OF the month Of June.
GRAPE sHAWLS
We sell very low and are determined to keep none
over the season
PARAsOLs
Al two-thirds the cos, OF Masking.
MANTILLAs,
At about the cost OF the silk alone.
DURING THE SUMMER
We intend to keep up trade, and sustain the repua-
don and popularity OF
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE.
wv T. y. SELtEY En5 sS .ss4. :ad
ieee 2rswkF T. MCMAHON, Directors
DREPARATION FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
HNNessTs q 4 A. G. POILLON 81 Cstharine-s. New
York, HAVE JUST RECEIVED
from the European markets: -
80 Gases OF tissue bareges light and cool among which
the most splendid colors can be found.
25 cases OF Hight pink, blue and pea green bareges
20 Of beautiful shades Of brown drab crimson and
Is csses Of toiienet, stripes, paids and figured.
FoULARD SILKS,
which embrace every style quality and color (et e 3D. 70
3D. 49, in) the market together with al the best ana mos!
dQar al
every other kind Of suitable Summer dress goods re-
CURED 10 This climate.
speculation the firm would most respectfully invite the
attention Of all purchasers 10 the above new and splendid
Il has never been IA C. P's intention to add any
Kind Of Summer g9oe,. 80 10 her BE-, e WI ,p.nr
feeling less extensive would furnish
the demand for such dress;
Of what poor syes OF Summer dress there In the mar
bet and that stores Keep an assortment c. O. Poll
Ion Immediately sent 10 their agents 10 france ana Lonao
toorwsd them suitable goods for the present demand and
TO all purchasers, and
particularly TO those ladies' -
who have bought fiks ard Grape shsws al this establish
ment these dress goods will be sold al prices OF h IT, So
e e he S % stock S be sent mt aacou hey DO
intend to keep anything but sks and shaws aer ms
sale i25 dis 81 Csiharne-st. New-York
n1ANTILLAs ndANTILLAS!!
VIsITEs, SACKS AND CAFES,
INaI The styles Of all coors ladies, Misses aud
Children's EizeS all OF which we will cow sell at lower
prices than you buy the materials for mating them up
SAME. TOWLE, 23l Grand.sL
jeH 3iist Columbian Hail.
PAREGES, PRINTED MUSLINS
A ND LAWNS, COTTON, LINEN AND SILK GING-
ktHAMS SC. &c. &c. 81 great reduction from former
prices the greatest bargains offered in all colors IN
GLIDING Pinks Blues Corn, Lilac, Wood, Brown &c. &c.
s. & Nj L ToWLE, Importers and Retailers,
len 3us+ 28l Grand-s Columbian Hall
SILKS, SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS.
If you wish get fall value for your money, 90 TO The
A great One Price Esabishmentof
s. < NJ Z. TOWLE, 2s1 Grand.st