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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05

THE Cn1Ps--The Eiktoa lhliJ IVig says The
Wheat IN that County has saded out finely sut It
no disaster occurs there viii be a most bonntiul
and early harvest The CelterrHe TINES Of Sa-
turday says the growing Wheat mskes bad ap-
pesrance 10 many fields Ia Queen Anne's County
che HeEsian fly is cutting it very much. the Corn
of the farmers has come up well, but the col
weather keeps it from growing-it is unusually
small for toe season. Very few Oats were seeded
by our farmers the present season. In low lands
they have been much killed by the heavy rains,
bat on the high lands they look rather promising.
Guano is 80 scarce at the South and West that
prices are higher there than in the cities Where
is the supply TO come from2 Where, that's the
question.
The Peach crop in toe interior Of Delaware, will
be very light this year. it is said the severe fros.s
having destroyed the buds. On the Bay shore the
orchards, being protected by the salt air, are but
little injured.
A gentleman who has Just returned to Richmond,
Va. from visit 10 one oil the largest Wheat farms
on James River represents the crop in that sec
ton to be promising beyond al precedent.
In Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennes
see the prospect for Cotton is said to BE- wocss
than il wss this time last year
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WORKS on
PHYSIOLOGY,

L7OR SALE ~ FOWLERS WELLS, l3l Nasasu.sL
y New-YOrF.
Science Of Human Life, De- Graham. 2volc.........s3
Beoumonts Psychology CTS
Cobes Physiology, sppisd 10 tbe improvement men
.sl ard physical education. cs
Physiology Of igeslonConsdered With relation the
principles Of dieietcs BY A. Combe, MD......25 cts
Physiology, Animal and Mental: Applied to the Preser-
vadon and restoration OF Health Of Body and Power Of
CIV
Familiar Lessons on Psychology. Designed for the use
Of Children and Youth Cts
Food and Diet containing Analysis OF every kind OF
Food and Drink. BY Prof Perers. %
The Parents Guide for the Transmission OF Desired
Qualities TO Offspring. cts
Maternity; the Bearing end Nnrsing Of Children, IN
Guiding Female Education cts
Combe Infancy; toe Psychological and horal Man
ngcment OF ttAofen u
~ All works HydroPahy may be obtained Of FOW-
LERS L WELLS 10 Clinton Hall, lSl Nassau-sL Once
u he Phreuolotcal and WaierCure journals my30 6is
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srEvENs,s HOTEL, vERGENNEs. VT.

-
u ANTILLES desiring pleasant and ecoaomleal rest
4 cence for the summer, with access - mineral spng
water nvsds, be accommodated At me above no
tel The Egin Spring highly celebrated for ia ton
ic Brd medicinal properties will DO constantly kept Al ne
house carriage viii be furnished The guests every
plessau cav 10 visit the sprngs4O minutes dive over
fine road The hotel Ia spacious, with hne Ballroom ana
has reputation equal house Ia the state ia pr0N-
unity to Like ChAmplsln, fine waterfalls ADD picuesq1e
Sc nery renders Vergesnes desirable Summer fsLreat
Parties leaving NewYOrk by the morning boat VIA Al
bsnv Troy. Saratoga Springs aud Whehsl) viii sleep on
board The Lake Chsmpain boats and arrive al NeTgennes
10 breakfast the next morning By he ocl0ck evening
boa for Troy arrive al Nefgennes The next evening TO
tea is5 laVigE
A.. FAIRFIELD MARINE HOTEL B.
81 NDNNOT informs bis friends and the pibr'ihN On
~ the IS 3 Of June ne vii opea the above Hotel az
branch for Summer resort OF inc Eeg-Hork Hotel The
Hoir ius announced Is suae 10 ~ pleasant village Of
Ffffad Com ecfcu', upon Long lssrd Sound, aud Is
ccngunus 10 50 excellent and safe beach Tor sea baan
ard lie mdst ola surrounding country eehrsei fOr tn
bcsuy If It's icenery and lecuos for romantic ddes aud
drives. .,--,,
Trans rer New Haven Railroad stopping At fairfield,
leave sud return TO NcwYoFk At Canals Six times e-ca
dsy the trip occupying from ? 10 = hours. -
Tie Hote will accommodate ah1ut50 guests and vii he
under the personal direction Of Capt STEPHEN K. ROE
les 2ewisAl
RI Fo, other BOARDING AdrevfSemenfs see I'D Page
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~ General society OF IsechaDics and Trades
men of The City of New ork.--rhe regular ms--
ing Of The Sociey will he held Al Mechanics Hail. Az oad
way, this "wednesday evening al hour after sunset
les II THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05

rVO RAIL AND PLANK ROAD COMPANIES.
Dock Companies, Pier Owners SHIP Builders, Car
penirTs ard House Builders Pattern Makers, Cabi-
RET hakers and every Other Branch of Manufacture
wherein Timber l. he ms ehel .e,,,,,.,,,
AMERICAN TIMBER-PREsERVING COMPANY,
INCORPORATED MARCH Ii, 1850.
The Trustees u the Company GIVE NoTlCE sna, they
r. Ia end sl.o Tor oouaes sd Tor LsSnss. for Public
cfks under he Patents ofChsfes Payne, for tho Pres
Of Timber sno are sso prepared 10 enter into
C11ancts for the supply OF Pas snze6 Timber, Tor
Plank Roads or slespefs fof R,lfosds,
plea for Docks, Wbsrves, Piers,
House Builders tito purposey prepared, IN
Ii,FLAMM ABLE Timber lJr kocknzAsns, Fa.lef1-
~. ~ o@el,T oToosrty Of timber prepared under the
Par NJ Process Of Fame that DIV Tot indes'r1csa
DC y S md eseot be ssstsa either By
tire heat 20 ezpaHd or di@nh under 'Heh AeA's
For evidences ofhese facts, reerences Is made 70 ths
p5osoe,u, Containing numerous cerhcaLes OF the most
erinsni European E6eireerS &c &c ard no sksl,tws
a. er~r7aSsd The Government q Great BhIsin bsving
s lis process 10 ths ssyeresi ssts, have adopiefh
sl1sed he cramps Of Grest bntain- Russia xe|.s9-
L. act PoynSs Pr0eesis rapidly extending I1's 'of01s'
"'0I ~ RALPH II I5HAI, President
GEORGE ". PINE, Secretary.
~ FOR RAILROADS nlsns4re', made ESTiAELY Of
49, ,sisou sny iyo ne PayoHtisd ItnbeT Is nov lsei
4 Enrlsnc and the Company nave a. tneir once piece
~ 20 dsn r1L prepared under PIBnSs Proce's upon
vt,cl Ne have passed over tDehfs-eiJas totlfd
tas. without proc ueing 1se least sDr"iOa- JeSJu'
COMMISSIONER FOR OHIO, INDIANA,
u Imnols Louisiana sad Hl;ss,..gph " s.ss aesH'"-
- sTASLY y !, II gL 1'E7 WOOD,
Courisorer above has great facilities for The sale Of
Ind uSyrert II Taxes &C. 90 ands ia ne Western and
ana souh stsis though org established and re
MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
Go r,a eslae IN New YORK, Brooklyn, or Wliamsburg5
c, On improved farms IN the slae Of New YORK Moor7
ny cfrf A. Z
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BOOK TRADE.
TEXT BOOK OF MEDIEVAL GEOGRAPHY AND
d. APPLETON A. 90.

~. AffLklOn - w.
poBLlsH THIS DAY-A Hand Book Of Me1isyL
a Geography and History. BY Wilhelm Putt, Principal
Iuor 10 tne Gymnasium Of Duren translated from the
herman BY X b. Paul. NJ A. Vicar Of 81 Augusunes Bris-
lol ara sis Fellow OF Exeter College oxford one vol
HEADS or CosrENrs l. Germany before the Mgra-
ton. 2 The MigTauons
Ire Middle Ages-Firsi PeEiod-From the dissolution Of
hs western Empire 10 the accession Of the Carovn ans
ana Abbssdes Second Penod-From the accession Of the
and AbbA.ides 10 the first Crusaies Third
fefoo-Age OF the Crusades Fourth PsnOd-From the
terminate Of the CrusAdea to the Discovery OF America
The chareciersies Of this volume are-precs.on con-
oebsauon and luminous arran cement II 10 precisely what
pretends TO bea manual and conscientious guide
io NE student through the crooks and ges OF Medieval
History Al the great principles Of this extensive period
are carefully lad down, and the most Important facts skill
fIiy grouped around them There peri ID of History
for which i Ia difficult to prepare work ike this
and ncns for which Il IL much needed Il l. not too
much 10 say that 1t never has been well done within A
compass easily mastered In The volume which now
offered IN the public
ID A c , also publish-Manual Of Ancient Gs1granhy
ard Hstor by Wilhelm Puiz translated from the srmla
Ediled with notes By Rev Th0s X Arnold, 81. D. l2no
81. lsi 2is
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HOW TO WASH CLOTHES
y WITHOUT MACHINES. WASH5OARD5,
d.


or Pounding Bsrrsis.
RUBBING UNNECESSARY.
- END NE ONE DOLLAR, fres u postage and will
- leud ycu BY ma pFinled circular giving pain lrsc
t-Ors FOR Washing Globes that vii enable DefsJn 10
60 al the SashiDg Of large family before breakfss thus
avoiding 81 ne confusion Of washing dag Tls tnod
rscunes mlchl1es, wEshbosrts pOunding bsresnO
TUrpenune no CsmpheDe other offensive aIucss-NO
RI BEING TIE SKIN OFF YOUR FlNGERS-nOtsNinz
% buttons sHd ~esng ca. clothes Thts plan SAVES rhE
CLOTHES IAtes hem gher ard never ares the lsst
fbIc The articles used hu Few cen,s for large
WISHING Do ODt-uei anywhere The Circular also
orcc fUr SEARCHING, ironing secs cam
brics &c IN ne WRENCH STYLE. wsshing a1d cleaning
fks AID Jsls SLAMS grease spJis, mids" ifO
linen. Ri NONAT NC NELNLTS &c. &C. Alto, nov -
WASH CALICOEs or Cotton Prints WlfHOU { FAD
INC These greatest chemical 0lzcOYees u ne age
Al its hotels and large lsu0cry esaolin n-ls
o me.hCa OF wasnlI =.
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE.
ave ksve TIED MADAME BEANELT'S sys.ea Of
washing end consider Il The BEST IN ne word aud
WORTH MORE han Il asked f9f II
Mrs Lippincou, 10! Bsuowit
T. Lyon ~ 6rsnt-st
P Cozzrns, l04 Nassau e.
John Hooper, leo F1lton-st
MR Kgss So L gHih avenue
Mrs X PANEL Randolph "
a n Johnson, book-keeper. los Nassau g.
Jas Sands, merchant, Annapolis Nd
George Gurus, Webster, n T.
SPACE Is 100 coy Ia Lii paper add more, thousands
G ND be added =,
10 sv5 limitations Az eoua ers be sure 10 direct your
leuerto Madame BEANELT Patent Laun1ress,
ie5 Ahyks as Ann e York. Postage psid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
re- Sous Of Temperance Jubilee in Boston.

For Programme Of Arrangements see the " No y YORK
Organ" Of this week Tickets 70 and return, and Th ch
are aysisb from the 10 the 1871 lost no ready at
the Ofhce Of G go Broad way. and At II IN @. Ht,
Grand Marshal, Brooklyn Prices
By order Of tho Committee.
les sta. THOS EOGERLEY, @. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
CLOCKS.

THE CONNECTICUT CLOCK COMPANY oder
resi variety OF styles Of clocks probably tbs largest
bes stc chearest All orders frUm The country promptly
ss.osd 10 A. he D6I5L 81 Johrs n T. and ever clock
vsrra.stc to perform wet nyiS leTltnsWsc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
cor. Pine aud Nassau SO.

~ A Mass Meeting OF the BricklaJers and
pIasters ~ will be held al the Mechsncs hz lf9 Hos
ter.s on Wednesday Evening June TO Orgsnzs he So
ciey Puncual attendance is requested ALSO The Mss0ns
of Brooklyn WILLIAMSBURG ard Jersey City invited 10
attend. BY order Of me Chairman, - -
CORNELIUS McCLUSXEY.
JACOB CLAEK Secretary. Jei<us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05

n FOR SALE-An Indian Pony and Peaurs
I-RTWoeon. The pony IL 3 handsome black color and
E-1S iutsbe Tor gentleman'S family, for saddle Or
wseon Warranted sound end gentle. Inquire Of 81. I.
GIBBONS hnt house from the Of Smthst IN Dean
a. Sou Brooklyn before A NJ or after O'Clock N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
LITTELL's LIVING AGE, ITO. a17.
-

Dscourse on Religion, by Theodore Parker.
The Poiynssikrs ard New Zealand.
The Legend Of Pompsgne.
L'Home Propoie And yshousosher srLices,oo nuner'
ous TO mention.
subscnpuon-$6 per year l2i cents per No
THIS IL undoubtedly Of the most valuable works Of
lie age contains synopsis o. The most useful cur
rent literature Of the day ord keeps posted up IN svey
department Of science. Here you Will find no Mandy.
pamby trash or ove-sck tales, such may be found 10
MARY periodical Of much higher pre,ensons, bus every.
Thing that Is calculated to improve and aiorn the mind.
Those no wish exchange their No's FOR bound vols
con do 90 by psylag 81 cents.
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings
e5u Agents for New York, Ntssal-st 3
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.--Yery pleasant rooms, win board can
ID Obtained at lo3 Frankln-st By Supplying inmediasy
Raths 10 the house. nys tns
A LADY OR GENTLEMAN having furniture lnsi
II Lev would ike dispose u In eXcnaqge or board
nav hear u opportunity 10 do 80 oy sddresnZ note
Tnmeda,ely 10 P. Tribune Once. mysHs
no LET.-A large and sry basement room snitA5 '9f
4 Physician Aso large front parlor room, suitable
for gentleman and his WIFE or two single gentlemen, with
bos-d or without board, furnished or unfurnshed Apply
10 - Howsd-sL JED Nv
A INTENSIFIED PARLOR and bedroom toilet
"A with bathrooms and weer-cOsets sitAche5 Ihess
rooms are In private family and In tho beat oca 1n the
civ; references exchanged. Inquire al o55 Broafwsy
OF door above Fr6nklin terms very moceraie vii DO
let 10 single gentleman only JED IL
ITO SINGLE GENTLEiiEN.-To lei, n a pr-
j vae tsmy, one block from Broadway, an elegaIly
flsi ed parOr ard bed ROOM the second door suitable
fr single gentleman. Also front basement, well adaP
ted Tor Tie Office Of Attorney Of Pm sican. Apply ~ 81
Neiey.E. lei Is
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REMOVALS.
RENO al.
lanes. BEERE & 90.

JANIS, BELBb = OO- =,
LTAVE REMOVED 10 5li Broadway taa 800, -
ende en8 Center SIS where can b. fcurd A. Aat -
water and wsrrn-air heating ara yenulanns aPp
tus fgr private dwellings, churches ss'1 .foa' n''T
belIs ufifout bOrucu tuTsl blnclags &c &c ..-f,.
Als6 BFBEES celebrated coJzilg fAnfs. 80
stsrsi'. isppanned bfass and siver-paisi regis.rs
my6 Suis -
I&FFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
N.isnlSVe- - 81 WALTER NJ GIBSON
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FasP-- r-4z.sszz.ss.ss,- 5OCLOCK LINE xT~D \
- s;.;.s;ss FOR II Ds0N and
kL2 -1D-t-1k-- INTERMEDfATE - -


LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Capt Wm H.
Miller will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedarst on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer co.
LUNBlA, Capt c. r. KING, on Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday O'clock connecting with the stages al New
bureh Kingston ard CaistilL
HUDSON AND BEKKsHIRg RAILROAD Tho passenger
tYsns ii this Road ser March p, will leave Hudson and
Wes stockbrdge daily Sundays eXcspted) "a follows;
Leave Hudson att A NJ and IS =. NJ AMI West stock
bridge at A. and P NJ.
Freight trains with passenger car aLacned Will eaYe
Hudson all A. NJ and West SOckbridg@ At 10 80 A. NJ
Passengers by the morning from West stock bridge,
NAV u he the day for New fOk the boat for Pough
Keeps thence by Railroad 70 New York by o'clock
r. 81 Fare by latter route from Hudson, not exceeding
81 ..
Passengers by the evening train Will find the steamers
COLUMBIA anc HUDSON always waiting for them, and
the fare Of those boats N be low any other evening
boat On the iverirom S0 50 downward The line 0CaIs
msy tet he example -
Through tickets from West S'ockbrdge to NewYork,
81 So the fare IN returning Passengers should
eco ect this includes berths which Is excluded In
the fafes Of other routes.
The tIans from Hudson. both morning and evening
rect with the OF the Western Roads heretofore.
les em J. WATERMAN, Supt
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Things In philadelphia.
ConesP0 PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, June 4.
a. inf, grtf tn

ConesP' PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, June 4.
o,r citizens were thrown into gate an excite
30 ,bis morning upon the arrival Of the Tribune
n :.s ;ts exclusive Intelligence from Santa Fe and
cnh. People are shaking their heads and Won
S I'm when and where the evil auspices brought
mon mon, our country by Ex-Secretary WALKER and
~ Annexation schemes will end
The news has been the theme OF general con-
vsrsation and filed hiatus in local news OF IN
terest- ,.-,-
sat h unsettled By The early announcement OF TIE arrival Of
De America Sales 200 bhls FLOUR s. y flr ssadard
ana 81 for better brand Limited "a IS OF RYE FLOUR
ass WHEAT is dull al l22 10 1890 for prime Red and
White Sales Yellow CoRS al she the market stIi % ny
ecsnnly supplied. Corn MEAL sells slowly al - WAS
KY 10 held above last sales which ware AZ . % o D hbt
and hbds OATS 40 70 4c for Southern and &c iJr Pean
sylvAIIs, with fair sales
SAILS or sTocKs.-Frst BoaTd--loo0 Allegheny City
Ga III 1000 do 81: IS Mechanics dams III, 10 P-n1sy
ynpis RR a.; do 4SI 1 Man & Mech Bank &C.; 1890
ReadIrp X Mort &C. 90 5000 Schdykn Nav De, %, 81
al OO0 Cam An RR Bonds 97l 1000 d.. 9l4 1000 10
per cents 81 200 u. g. 6s ~ W.; $50 Morris Csal,
i6I "a Camden q Amhoy RR. 100. 1850 Reading X T.
Mort 0s 70 $50 Union Cans y. 1890 Cine nnan ~ 80
90; 81 Lehigh Int c.
Second Board-lO Norh Amer can Bank 1851 20 Com
meTcia Ba1k 59l SI0o0 Rea1ng RI 1oras@' D., q -
cer) cash soi Penn Bank ll7 SO n0l Realm X .
III Camden Amboy itR l5i. "a Lsn'ga o. 1It; So
5000 Siaf- rs e6l 9 - .-ts0T 81. 3ll +lll
Morris Canal l6l 5000 spring 0srttl s. lnj; : 900
Camden Amboy RR, per c-nS a'ii 200 S'rr'.' "a
KR.ol4
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NEW-YORK AND GREEN

-A.fTlI NEN-1Ufkh AND OHEEN-
&I5.k-IstS-sr WOOD LINE OF STAGES-Persons
ex.Sk5z-H=z=-s wishing 10 visit Greenwood Cemetery,
by taking sDy ofthe South Ferry Stages In NewYork snd
crossing the Hamilton avenue. Ferry, foot of Whiiehssi.
will find Stages always ready 10 convey them 10 Greeen-
wood by the and mO3i pleasant Fare ony
sen lmyl7 lmis' CARLOS GAME < co
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PROFESSOR Won HEERIN3ENs
CoNeEpU TORY


MUSICAL OBSERVATORY,
81 Broadway opposite City Hs-rcoms and H. 81 door
A FREE SCHOOL foT instruction II Piano, Ouitsri
"A harp, Violin and Vocal Music Instruction given 10
he old or new system Of notation both a ms pleasure
OF tie pupil Terms Ia clssses per month only or use
Of gsiruinenis pyss Lessons S25 per quarter Of = leo
dsnce. myl4 isd
EHEKHOLD INsTlTUTh-A soardng school
il Tor BOysAi Freehold Monmouth County, New J-fseJ-
pleasant srd very healthy village accessible from Ns"
YORK by Camden and Auiooy Railroad, ard stsg ron
lar sturg The next quarter commences on me NTH OF
June The stons ana facilities Of me sen2p are
cf he very highest order Circulars containing ~ ~
formstion references, &C. can be had ~ = II "leyN
4 School Agency 10 Broadway o. by h1dre-aih Z lls
subscriber. Iis55.s o. WILLIS d. rhneipa-
rt,RACBER WANTED.-A lady, qualified 20 take
large q he primary department Of Inc rulc - -,
IN Psir reid j. One heying experience - piracy a. "
resistant In similar capacity VIII be rec lliea -.
$40 Appncaiions personally or BY etlel l2OsAke gli
NAV be made 10 DR.. STILLMAN Piairhed,N ) lst '.s
A LADY having hours unoccaPed daily val .i! %
"A wiling TO give musical instruction eol-, VI 80
r, hir ed with other departments n educalSa
1post raid) c. l.. Lower Post once ~
r. for otscr S,hooi AdreJti ss@eais &c iif Figs
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sA1I-s AWNINGs TEN rs SO.

SAILS AWNINGS TEN Is 80.
IEO%AMAN d PARlsBN,s CALOlSsIgy ~.
L LUTON. 10 preserve A.! knds OF se. ~, ,5 vs.s.
vA.s cotton OF hemp cloths thhi are e1p1se1 70 .no
81 from rrljdew or rot n The s1r1e nle HiN.s 49,
rrsiv vrster proof Goods prepared win NC .,,
ib,r orsipeI color az long tneg tsL Inc -. -,
aaye used his solution iOr Two yetfs % e"os - -,
ard hsve never found 20 fa H 81 on7 - 80. tee
oar N 10 L. -uhc on he most reasonalle OH, = "a
ings sAils ients anJ s1 sindf Of Canvas S-9ie'' In
order a. the shortest notice -, .. - Roadway
4, n. o va s"h"tH " ~ mylSns
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? Just RECEIVED from ss

= JUST RECEIVED from Saxon Germany,
~ lot Ofthe beat singing Canary Birds ever imported
~ Also len BuliGnches that whistle two or three eel
So ebraed together with other fancy birds and
cages 10 be sold Al SIS BOwefy. jos Inn
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DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
J, w. BARKER & 90.
Corner Catherine sad Monroe streets,

NEW SPRING 0OODS
Jw. BARKER 90.
Corner Catherine s1d Monroe streets,
WILL OPEN this morning some beautiful new
w STYLES OF DRESS GOODo,
bought under very advantageous circumstance owing
e hscLvnrdness Of warm weather, and will be sold alta
reduction OF more than
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
from the prices asked for the same style OF goods ~
houses that bought earlier IN the season Our socA u
goods ia most complete in every variety OF
SILKS GRENADINES, SILK TISSUES,
Foulsrd Silks Popins Lii Lusers, Bareges, Organ
dice Printed Jseonet
LAWNS AND CAABRIcs,
Rs and NJ de sines beautiful French snd English Call
cces and Ginghams, - - ,,,
GRAPE sHAwLs, EMBWD AND PLAIN HEAVY.
PRINCES.
MANTILLAs AND VIslTEs NEW PATTERNS
ALL SIZES AND cOLoRs.
Coed Psrs,o,s from Oae Dollar up. Alec, very large
stock Of Fancy Goods.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDKFs, &c.
Cons. Ctss!rerss sa.neu, yesiings srt Sumner
Go % for
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
L.rena Dsrests. Toweinps 5hi-tings sheetngs, Nap
Rms D5yles Table Cloths Covers Crash aad every ar
dele lr4iral,e or in demard ~
HOU5EKEE Ping GOODS,
One rrice-ho dey.sn.e Je'lr
I1POkIANI 10 ran lilies.
TE1HF subscriber contemplating change in hs business
the approaching FALL will offer his stock U my Goods
atcos, FOR Cash JAMES L. PHIPrs,
feS 9fiss $50 H1dsOnst
DECEIVED PER STEAMER ASlA-Lsce ends,
hopers ties entirely new and elegant goods
WIZ. T. JENNINGS CO Depot OF Gents
Fancy Dress Articles, 23i Broadway, opposite
ie5at PARK Fountain.
nKY GOODS FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.
IL Prints Mullins, Ginghams, Lawns. Diapers, Table
Cloths Napkins, &c. Also, Wet Figured Apacas, DaH'
aged Linens, Musins, Cloths, 81 Ks &c
eie35riss w. MATHEWS, so Cstherne-st-
~ For other Dry Goods Adrertsemeati see VHh Page
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:. THE PRopHETEss. .

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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ A. NcIIrOy, Dentist, 1913 slSta-ave between
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also FIRE assortment OF eeutenens Straw ssd other Hats
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