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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
S@vat Intelligence.

yns upea states f-;y,.s sabine will drop down fro a
M Navy Ya,d 10 oay ana anchor OF Battery where
,he viii take or hoarc her powder morrow prepar..e-
~ u SAILING Tor the Guf OF Mexico Saturday the 18Th
Instant,
Fhe TOTO sing is list Of Der Officers, viz Captain,
Henry Aosme. Lieutenant and executive officer J r.
NJ aoiispy Ieutenants, Geo P Welsh, WIN H. Mur.
sapeh. Robert F R Lewis, !. Howard Nswmau wm. p.
scCspD (.,,Ig MASTERY; Surgeon, H. e. Desny; Passed
Snrst0n James F. Harrison; Pnrser, Jonu 7.
Steele; FIRST Lieutenant Marines Johu Cash; Captai,s
clerk, - Lane; porseT's Clerk Jao " Fax; Gunner,
james II roc3er Boa,s~a'n, Paul A'koson Carpenter,
wm. II. J.nkiDE; Samaker, Johg J0Ds Masters Mates,
Richsrd L. Parker, v II VOORHEES,, Daniel Duusmore,
Nm. G Roach JOHN Robinson, - Sklman, - Steele.
The same largest finest sailing frgae
paw bsre tseuty feet longer Than the Congress Soc
carries hity suIs deck inch (6i pouoders>
.btn goes of 30 cst and eighteen 80 powders OF
81 owl each On soar deck, two inch (64 pounders)
cold shot pivot guus OF u 900 pounds ecn, and twenty
81 ounters o 80 cwt each She also carries three boat
sDd tslG no sitzsrs she carries o. 400 ant
gusr1 Of fifty men, making total on hoard Of
go souls rhe sabine been thoroughly overnaulet
spce nor return from Paraguay. aud vii make AZ M
yrrapt 1dduon 70 our force 10 the Gulf OF Mexico and
Ceptsl America
IRE United States frigste San Jacinto will be
ready Tor about two weeks she 90 the coast
~ africa Nhe following ofHeis have rep lrtei Tor herr
tep VIM. Armstrong, Leutenants Donaldson, Hughes
Mt Icysl.
commander John ". Livingston has ordered the
I'D of the receiving shp Boston, Commander
S'cddaid, detached (slok)
surg Samuel Darlington has been ordered TO the
laval Hospital pace Of Surgeon PIncspeg, detached
ordered the sau Jac,nto. Saimsser Herbert
eep detached from the Pbiladeipha Navy Yard and
tered 20 tho frgate Congress- Snaker Lozer has been
ordered to the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
rhe chartered vessels Of the Paraguay expedition,
eenty rurcossed for the navy, have had tneir
charged by order Of the Navy Department., follows
TIE Wcs,erBport the Wyantott Memphis TO the Mys
tic, " w. Chapn To the Anacosa, Caledonia 20 the No
hawk, Ataauta 70 the Su@pter
The steamer Arci,c which had undt for naval
service been recently purchased of the Navy Depart
nept Nv the Lighthouse Sosrd II the tesgo of this
Board converted into lfebost, and anchored
Oh Rattlesnake snoas, Charleston,
Spnlh Carolina
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


The yards again ocded with beef cattle of Ill sor.s
and Sizes bu, they 20 The duest market which we
have for many weeks, and Of II was imposs
BILE to dsroae Of them all at any price, Buchere were all
u from the large purchases of last week. and the prevail
ing weather has deleerioua effect on The narke
for beef well beef ITSELF which is rendered oily
and after icing dressed few dayss unct for corsump
ton. Already saee have beeo effected at the various
markets at less than tho original cost proe-lve weight
Tic market unusuay dull on Tuesday, there having
been sold very small number sny at prices showing
decline on last weeks quotations Of fully cent per
pound The market opened 10 day WITH ess activiy
than prevailed Tuesday, and was very hard 70 make
sales the above decline. There were 3c50 hesd
on sale at the Washington drove yard on Tuesday and
Wednesday; are head for the week, rad 3,3f2
head at all tho yards, against 34s7 head
last week. The receipts somewhat infe-
fcrior 10 the suppy Of list week. hkcn
average, but there quite number Of very fine
droves sale, however some II which brought IL,
II &c. per H. re sales at the Outside price were OF
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.


Foreign and Domestic Mnx6s
THE OF CLOSING rHs NEW yoH OFFICE. =,
DOMESTIC .Nov,h-A Buffalo and Canada .5so "
s ss.,., ass % We, i. Z; 81. nal ~ y
se s"Th snd sostSwe"esn az .np
Es%:;a nail :, r:.'.s;;;ss: I 4 .sss 81
SUNDAY 1Ans, On suoday all mails c.ose ut this
CAurohSIA. ~ Ssamshp Illinois. Monday.
zhs Overland Mai, tor CALIFORNIA ls.vea &. ioai.
Rnss % should Se marked rsr,u ss ss
81 LOUIS ~
g. LAKE Cry The Overland Mail from st Joseph o) Sail
Lake City leaves ST Joseph every Saturday, at
ga NJ Letters should be marked Overland,
HAVANA m By steamship Philadelphia, Friday,
90 PACIFIC by Steamship nHnois on Monday,
nK,Eo From New Orleans by sssmsbp Tennessee, on
the lat and 18Th Of each month Qetsers should
be placed IN the uooe At New York SIX days pre-
BAuAxA IaIAsTs On the day asr arrival of each alter
month tbe sesmsr Karnak WIN be dsseascbsd
with mails for the Bahama Islands 70 be landed
EuRorr. .By siesmsbip Ariel, for Southampton
and bavre, saturday June IL. ..lnh A. M:
The Ariel saturday takes the knEhsh, French and
PrussaD closed mails
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BosBAY The overland Mail Bombay cloees in London
as tolows.--vis Marssiliss on the Sd and 18th Of
each ulonth. Via southampton on the 18th and
cArcurrA.. So 10Th 18TH 2ch via Narsenles 9Th, 18th.
9th 9Th, via southampton.
CHINA &c. Via Msrselles as 10Th and 26h Via South
ampton 4tb agd 10Th.
AUSTRALIA Via Msrsses sud sues on the 18th Via South
ayoptoD and suez. 18th
MAuRrYru. Via Adeu on the ah aud 9Th oaopth
eRAzI. Via southampton on uis 9Th II the month
h The vaseles as itched the of above
dates Should any OF these fen Sunday the mail ID
despatched the following evening
above ds,es LIQUID snv Of bese dates fa on sunday Inc
mani In despatched the morrirs previous
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Supreme COnrt-sp-ciaI Term.

Before hon. Judge CeSke
NcCready vs. Atkins Demurrer overruled with Costs
witt liberty to spswer ia twenty days.
Field vs. Rpley.--Same order.
Barley We. Second American Building Association
Same order.
United States Gu.ta Perchs Company vs.. Sawyer, ct
al Same order
miller New York and Erie Railroad Company
Same order
Wells the Nassau Water Company.-Judgment on
tenurrer for deten Iants, with costs e.,
Sergeant. Assignee, &c., VS.. Smith-Dsmurrer over
ruled. This decision 10 apply 10 the two other cases.
In Cnambefs-Refore Hon Judge Roosevelt
VIM Brand Augustine Ford: Geo. a Stuart ct al
W. the ssne On the whole case, presented by af
5s7its notb Sides do not discover sufficient ground
for cischareipg the defendant from arrest the
tcn must, therefore, be denied
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.
John E. Cammeyer, &c, Vs. Thomas A. Rowland &c.
Or der, modified, granted.
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ShkDY HCCk, June Is, sunset-oue bark and brig
bar 20 Pm ard ssip Joshua for shanghae Al AM
Wina WsW, fresi.; hay one the water.
LONG BRANCH June H. snset- No inward bound yosses
HIGHLANDS June Is, sunset-No inward bound vessels
Miscellaneous.
The Hamburg mail steamer Hammonia, Capt sahwensen
sailed yesterday for Havre Hamburg with l43 passen
gdrs
SUR AupuBos of Boston, before reported destroyed by
Gre sailed from singapore March Il for New York on
ssn. and the yenla,oTs Gums fred lights flash
snchor he sicins ba If sos a e1
tngqsh the fire were unayany On day attempted TO
on ke s Dess Te as
30 ne "a hat sV T Sgnes d @ n but the Ore
haicees and The ID Of the ship cued her npper
u aft and AZ her upper works consumed. Her bot
sTed The sS so sgng sps5s and anchors
gambler. ''' 81" '"'
,ov,.a Wt1sT Us. scoE1 Esrow having
lun Der, two anchors and chains, &c. N" p''
SHIP CoLoRApo fof Pormouth) Kicker before reported
wrecsed at Ce lou April "a valued at $50 900 and freibi
ne s in sssDe q s
200 Bois'on $40 600 Boston $1,000 5000 Al
dence has 5000 on the G. " wv
BAEK snuLwooD; Martin, from Adelaide NJ, for spga.
or straits sspd She would be Cooked to as Sssn
tain what injury her hull had sustained.
BARK GAY He Mayo Boston from Constanthople on
the ls of Nay of Cane de Gate night was in contact
ioboom. '''''"' "
BARB Any Hammond, from Apalachicoa for Norwich put
mic The Quarantine at Charleston .h inst IN having
pet on tire fire engines had been at her all night
700 bales cotton The is sas tons butt Il bsrsstcwp Haas
la rated A and was owned in Boston by Mesa Rice
BABR TNpureY Corno hence for Porsnd, OraBon which
p Is on Sss horn ~ n ID
s cut ss The Srd 6@ s a.
halt fun OF water the bark In great danger OF
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l
The Bos,on Pot yesterday thug notices the money
market OF that city
In Boston money obtained with at per cent on
good three months paper, but rs becoming difficult 10
the things, and almost impossible on
the s'tapcies" Within day two New York exchange
suddenly turned against Boston, from the withdrawal
balances meet the increasing ghpess ia wan street,
York account The unfavorabe turn however, may not
be isspg; hut on Saturday New York funds were ex
ceedney scarce aud IN very active demand Should ex
change rule against this city higher rates are inevitable
IN this market
The New Orleans Crescent thus remarks upon the failure
of Hargous others aud the view That they should nave
been sustained by the rehusntepec Company
1t vas confidently believed that large would have
been paid into the Golfers Of the company as subscriptions
the capita stock Of the company These expectations
In presiu ed, not realized. There are, however,
many complaints against the management or directory of
the company; nearly half million dollars has been ad
vanceo by public institutions further ncourage
the undertaking There exposition due from some
where-either from Messrs. Hargous Brother, New
York. from directory Of the company; or, in rea
ty, from both parties The charge in the above para
graph regarding the gentlemen Of New Orleans, may
ne attempt TO place the msortunes or bankruptcy OF
the company New Orleans. The mail contract, on
which obtained from four bsnkf OF courre
forfeited the detention Of the steamer, and no o&aer
conveyance for the mais provided We learn that con
of the stockholders called for the 10th inst but
that viii not meet the obligations OF the company SO Tar
ean many OF the stockholders and holders OF
bonds DO the value Of pin regarding the compa
ny o Its privileges.
This looks pretty bad for the Hargous Brothers s1d fer
the credtors perhaps it should have been expected.
lima banks for the month Of May
Isnts
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Total. ..... 6es3,l6o Total. ...... $50 es3 100
As compared with the April statement, this sho
increase specie Of &c. discounts of
slo7 6 decrease in circulation Of $3.50 $685. decrease
in deposits Of decrease domestic exchange OF
1922 256 decrease foreign exchange @, $40 $50.
The discounts deposits circulation and specie
IL han
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ENLAE CEMENT OF AUBURN STATE PaIsoS.-The
AnsoTu fsSrs notice the recent visit Of the Governor
LII utensu. Governor and Comptroller 70 that city
view t. he enlargement OF the State Prison. The Legs
.ature appropriated $4,000 for the object aud architect
has beer selected by the State officers 70 recommend
feasible pan for enlargement
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cows AND CALVES.
The receipts continued heavy and the market dull at
prices tending downward The bulk Of the offerings
ordinary good and sell slowly from $50 TO $40 Der
head. There also many inferior mich SALE
which cannot Command more than $40 to $50 per head
many Of them beng dear that the greatest number
offered o. 8riens where received about 100
head many of which miserable looking creatures
and sold at low prices The total number sale at ali
the yards for the week and last week follows
This week......l6 So 40 90
Last week 40 50 81 80
VEAL CALVES.
There continues plentiful supply Of veal calves, and
the receipts are mainly Of ordinary quality and sell,
chiefly at low The market has been duh during
the past week and quote average decline of half
cent 3 pound though there have been few scattering
sales al as high &c The range the close from
&c. to &C. e5sc and the general selling prices ~ DC
The bnlk Of the offerings exhibited, usual at AL
erons and Of the ITO head offered s5s head were at
Allerton's.
rbe total receipts at all the yards for the week and last
WasAnesm Yard. Bro'0oisg' CAam6.lia's oB'1;'s
Isss w wsss. sss yss q 49,
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The arrivals have been enormous during the past week.
having exceeded the heavy receipts week by
1900 head. or course the demand could be other
than Light aud We have to chronicle very inactive
ket lod prices declined fully SOC. 75c per head, TO
per head but the first quality generally disposed of
ct rom So to So TO- wbe the general selling prices we're
feror quality and from So TO 81 for ordinary
lbe receipts looking pretty well, but noticed
many inferior than usual, especially at Chamber
Inns, where received full hat of the total receipts
The total receipts At all the yards for the week and last
week. were as follows:-
Washington Yard. Br0,cning's. C1dmberlins OBrin's
This week .6O9 342l 1857 728
Last week. .367 1915 3,76s 7o7
The receipts have been moderate also the demand,
and prices have receded materially The offerings
chiefly common for which there has prevailed little
inquiry, and transactions had been at 61c 67sc for
fed, and &c TO sac for still fed. There offered
naan "a hA WaSfa npnua ard NUh
head brought In by the Hudson River Railroad and
the remainder by the Erie.
KECAPITULATION.
The total receipts Of all stock at all the yards for the
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The exchanges NJ the Clearing House 20 Day we're
500, 0l3, SIS, and the balances 81 ,l4i ,s39
The following dividends have been deciared-rhe 'sTs
Fire Insurance. Company, semi aonual dividend OF ten
per cent payable the LIST of july the Bos;ou aad wor-
ceser RaMoad semi annual dividend Of three per cent
payable July l.
Annexed il the statement OF .hs Rhode Island banks
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 49, s5a-rR1pLE SHEET

very rare occurrence that do mot include II In our
quotations. besides which, one wodid give high
~ nee during The part Of the day. and the
closed ,nsctyey at range Of prices below, oe At
decline OF fuzzy ic pound, aud, on The average some
ray nearly equal 10 NC pouoo Al all events there
large humber Of sales unJer Sc and 40 nearly
"a how 40. OF the receipts al Aler.on's SIT head
were from New York State, II do from Pennsylvania
490 do from Ohio 253 do from In llama, 9+3 do. from
Ilnois II from sachufes $50 90 from Iowa, BAT
do from Kentucky so do from Wisconsin 90 do. fro
Canada. Of which 40 head came IN by the Harlem Ra
road i9 90 BY HUDSON River Railroad 967 do ~ the
FJe 81 by Csmcen and Anboy AZ do. by New Jersey
Central anu 344 do. by the oosts.
decidedly slack during sbo after part OF the dsy,
aDd there every likelihood Of very large nnmber
beng left over many OF which pAsturage already
spoken for, ana several drOves, understand, were
driven out long before nigh. go Street TO pasture until
next week, or suah iues as they will command far
prices. h sides the S42 head OF fresh cattle which
received during week the yards there
were many offered which left last week The
range from nc TO lie aud the average, oSag To
the large number o. cattle sa.e could not
reached DC The sales a. Bergen Hill, Monday,
about 200 head and prices oid not vary materially
IRON cur range below
Al Browning s,~Chamoerlins and O'Brien's the
ke ala not vary much from last week bus prices
lower and the sstes within range.
The total receipts ut all the yards for The week and
week follows
Vnsh,noL.o Yrrd Eroup,,,o,e 1nb~rJ,,',
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BEAUTIFUL ALTON.
ne tOial rnceinis of ali sfnclr nj all
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, June l5-6 P. H.
ASHES The market quiet, with small sales Of pots
At sac and Of pearls al b2kc.
bKEADsrUFgs --F.our--The market dull and heavy
sspecia ~ Tor Western and State brands; unnspected
State dull and neglected The sales embraced about
1000 bbs., closing within the range Of the following
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Court of Common Pieas-special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Brady.
koon>y rs MARKS Notion denied but without costs.
Bctuaek CToMioe Exceptions overruied and report
confirmed.
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NARITIME INTELLIGENCE

FOR CALIFORNIA.
Htsr of the Wet. New York June DO .Aapinwall
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Al packages and letters intended for he New YORK HERALD
should BE- seated.
AlNANIu YoR YORK-rHfs DAT.
q NOON RISES eve 59
BUN sITS .....,........ 50 HIGH morn 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

SUGAR PURIFIED by CENTRIFUGAL FORCE.
"A curious application Of centrifugal force is
seen in the separation of crystalized sugar from
molasscs quite a modern process. When
"lump" or ''loaf" sugar has been bleacbed,
purified, and crystalized, there still remains
mixed up with the crystals yellowish brown
viscid liquid which will not crystallze, but
which must be separated before the beautifully
white sugar will be fit for the market Under
the old method, the sugar loaf mould was
turned upside down, and liquid was made to
trickle slowly through the sweet, spongy mass !;
the liquid was either water, or solution OF SUI
par and water, and the molasses washed out
by these means, escaped by u hole at the small
end Of the sugar mould. But it has recently
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17
00(ortester Daily Spp,
CHILD OF THE COUNTRY

CUNNINGHAM.
"Child Of the country. free as air
Art thou, and as the sunshine fair;
iiur1, like the lilAr, where the dew
Lies odorous when the day is new,
Fed mid the May-hOwers like the bee, a..
NurScd to sweet music on the knee
Luil' ii in the breast to that glad tune
Which winds make 'mong the woods of June:
! slug of thee its sweet to sing
OF such q fair and gladstone thing"
''Chd OF the country! thy small feet
Tread on Strawberries red and sweet;
With thee | wander forth TO sec
The flowers which most delight the bee;
The bush o 'er which the thrustle sung
In April, while she nursed her young;
The den beneath the slUe-thorn, where
She bred her twins tie timOrouS hare;
The knoll, wrought Ger with wild blue bells,
Where brown bees build their balmy cells;
The greenwood stream, the shady pool,
Where trOuts leap when the day is cool;
The shlla's nest that seems to be
n portion Of the Shptcring tree
And other marves, which my verse
Can find no language TO rehearse."
"Child of the country! on the lawn
Blithe the bird which tries its wing
The first time on the winds of Spring;
Bright as the sun when from the cloud
lie comes as cocks are growing loud;
Now running shouting, mid Suubeams,
Now cropping trOutS in lucid streams,
Now spinning like mill-wheel round,
Now hunting echo empty sound,
NOW climbing up some old tall tree
For climbing sake. lis sweet to thee 80
To sit where birds can sit alone,
Or share with thee thy Yenturuus throne"
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been found that the same remarkable centrifu-
gal action, which drives out moisture from
cloth, will do the same in respect to a mass of
wet sugar. The crystalized or graduated SUI
gar, stepped in a murky bath of molasses, is
made still more moist with water; about half
a hundred weight is put into a sieve-like cir
cular vessel, this vessel is made to rotate one
thousand or twelve hundred times in min
ute, and the whole of the moasses and water
are driven violently and quickly out of the
mass, leaving the sugar in nearly dry and
pure state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

Some OF OUR BARGAIN
~ follows:
50 ps Real English PRINTS, at Zoe.
20 ps. Pacific CHALLYS, at l22c
50 "A Printed BRILLIANTS, at l22c.
200 Printed STELLA SHAWLS, at s2,75.
100 ps. Pacific LAWNS, at l21c.
$50 SILK NAN11LLAS, at $3.50
100 MORE ANTIQUE ~ LACE MANTILLAS at 4,5e.
1000 yds Isle THREAD BERAGES at zoe.
1000 yds. "A FRENCH PRINTS, at l23c.
Plain Black DRESS SILKS, at 75c
1000 Ladies LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, at Sc.
Also, the best SEWING MACHINE in the world for
family use, for $50,
Bargains like the above and hundreds of Others be
had at our store. BRYANT e. SHELDON.
les d&wf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17
NEWPoRT.-Tnr BELLE VIZ
~ FRANCIS ESTABROOK, Manufac-

s turer Of ali kinds of Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes,
such Blank Boxes for packing Porte Monnaes, Poek-
ct Books, Combs Shoes Cigars, Permery Buttons nc.
nc. Also, Wedding Cake Boxes, Pamphlet Cases, Gard
Cases, Shelf Boxes, &c, &c. All kinds of Boxes maui.
featured at short notice Orders respectfully solicited
and promptly attended TO- goa Main street, Worces-
ter, Mass. dJn myl
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60 TO P l N * II A M
DIR Y G. O O d S.

L LIZ L
$500 worth of Desirable
DRESS GOODS, STELLA sHAwLs, CAPEs, MAN
TILLAs, PARASOLS, LINENS, &C., &C,
purchased at the Auction sales in New York, and
will be sold at least p cent less than goods bought
i rare opportunity is offered to the buying public
to complete Their sumner purchaers. 10 TO FINK
HAMS and get your money S worth
CARPETS DowN-The balance of Carpets, Mattings,
Oil Cloth Rugs &c, remang hand from spring sales,
will be closed out at reduced rates Great of
fered this month, ut PlNhHAMS
Eighty-three RICH SILK DRESS PATTERNS, in
new and desirable styles just opened at ,r,,,-u,,rs
Fifteen pieces more of those elegant SILVER LUSTE
ED BLACK SILKS, just opened. These goods will not
crack; found only at PlNkLAMS.
Ten pieces of rioh and entirely new STYLES FOULARDS,
at PINKIIAM'S.
One Case Plain and Figured BERAGES Berage AN
GEAlsE, Illuminated BERAGES and Sewing BE
RACES, just opened, at FlNkHAMS.
CANDIES. and JACONET ROBES, fashionable, and
very handsome goods, opened this day. at
Fifty pieces French JACONETTs in small figures
and fast eoors, very desirable for children opening
at PINKHAM'S.
1900 PARASOLS, 500 MANTILLAS, 80 Real FRENCH
LACE POINTS, and MANrILLAS, just opened at
PINKHAM'S.
PINKHAM Sells the best STEEL SPRING SKIRT
made, every Spring warranted not to break
SAVE YOUR DOLLARS,
and go 253 and 255 Main street, of Mechanic
and buy your Dry Goods Carpets, &C, &c. at reduced
prices.
Remember the place, the full size moving Lady at the
corner
je6 d&wf j. S. PINKiAM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

the New York Market, to which we invite the at
tention Of the ladies, consisting in part of
500 ps. fine CHALLIE, best styles, price only PIC
cases PRINTS, Summer styles, fast coors, and will
be sold for SIC.
2Cases PACIFIC LAWNS, new and desirable goods,
price only 03c
500 ps. ORGANDIE NlUSLINS, all prices.
$50 LACE MANTILLAS and POINTS, prices from 81
to $40.
1000 PARASoLS in all colors and styles, and selling
from soc to S.
Also elegant ROBES and FLOUNCED DRESS PAT
TERMS, in great variety, and at very low prices.
VALENCIA PLAIDs, POPLINs, BERAGES at
equally low prices.
sHAwLS, sIAwLs SIAWIs, 50 Cartons, consist
ing of Square Paris and Vienna, Brochc, Stella, Thbet
and Grape Shaws, prices ranging from $3.50 to SIS.
Also lot of EAIBRoIDERIEs, bought at Auction
and will be cleared out at jobbers prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

CARPETS DOWN.-The balance of Carpets, Mattings,
Oil Cloth Rugs 6e., remaing hand from spring sales,
will he closed out at reduced rates Great inducements of
fered this month, at PINKHAM'S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

Fifteen pieces of those elegant SILVER LUSTER
ED BLACK SILKS, just opened These goods will not
crack; found only at PINKllAM'S.
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STELLA SHAWLS.

500 Stella Shawls acknowledged by all to be in price
from 81 to 50 6elo@ any BODY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

500 Mantillas styles. Prices cheaper than the
cheapest