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Thomas. The church was we'll filed and much interes
was manifested by those present.
TIE STlTE LEGISLATrEE.
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE WORK.

GENERAL LEGISLATIVE WORK.
TUE BILL FOR TIE BEREAVEMENT or FIFTH AVENUE
REPORTED FAvORABLY-THE TEACHERS RE-
MovAL BILL LOST
lfEoM TIE KEGrLAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIRrNE.l
ALBANY, May 27.-The Assembly bill for the
repayment OF Fhavc. WAS reported fayorably by the
Schat" Committee on Cities. There were several amend
incnts resulting IN the Commissioner of Public Works
Mr. Thomson being deprived OF the sole charge Of tho
work. which IL confdcd to a commission composed OF
himself Samuel Lowdcn and Charles johnson.
vicious biz reported hyorably today
by The Senate Committee Cities. THIS Il
the bill Increasing by 10 per cent the
salaries OF all the employees 81 tho great De
"rtmcni ~ Charities and Correction I'm NewYork CITY.
Ths bin is the first a,cmp; to repeal In part the ya!u
able one rcducng "puhc burdens" passed last year
Senator llalhcrt pushed the Fcuucr Oronnrariuc I'm
throash the Senate to-day. The hi, forbids the
co"ring of olcomarcnrinc. The bill now goes
to tho Governor The SENATE also passed Senator
for7icrs hiIl authorizing the Commissioner OF Public
Works In Ncw-York - cNpcnd an almost unlimited
amount 10 Increase the water supply ~ Sew York The
Board Of Apportonmcut VIII De ihc Judge o! the proper
amount 81 money To De- expended.
The Committee ON Commerce and Naylcntion of tho
Assembly souc iimc secured permission 10 continue
nitrF th" hdJ"uuimcut Of the LEGISLATURE the
W1 ,r Of the Dock department o. N;w.
1nih Wli"h WIS rrcruily begun. Today
au'i s"iH' cscusson 1t WIS decide" to limit the um.
we - ti- uf" u We ~ serted that {" l"i ne tPmiy
di1c along would r.sif iu hraty cNrru-' 10 the state
VT ln, TOMS h.l loiliddus hr rr'n"' n teachers
IN l' iha' rin"- "i Nm l"rh tii' , '.> bitr til"
hrIG h'"i' hr Board ~ Education WIS si today. n-
Mr. Nv"rl. n qHr,fi"' of rti, il.'' cIl'@ tft.ui
tn' l"l '"I "i i.- so M'nl &" "''> go" " p" "
a., PIP from ". -hmfon County. W. \""id ELL.
u, M'..' f.'' i." iiI Ni- 3'il".i' ' j." ~, s'.'
h. .,.t .-, ..,,.r.il.'. or more aiic...c io De
.f b. Do f. fH
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THE 1HrrVoVrTlE ~ rHr HIGHIIrG
The weather in the city yesterday produced

The weather In thc city yesterday produced
an imio-laE 81 Iri 'a,', and hlu.aua haudo'r
chiefs Every '"! nho .op'l do stay % iaionr -nI
those vio could not t;,A vain to carr, Tie c"nlafn
tive couuc-s ~ th,r h"u-'- wi'h 'acn under shade
81 broad umbrellas. nm hooked deserted A.
Irondvny on u sunday in"riii Z. and the parks pre-
s.utcl toward e., ching crowded and animated appear
aucc.
The hotel ~ Manhattan Beach wa TIC centre toward
which good many I"ro- ssh" bal ncl tho city aad IFS
s'iAnc atmosphere 90 suck comfort and r-h air on DE
srn-horr cra,itatr' a. u hy natural impulse. Thr
Io:H Brighton wlil Doe opened to day. Concerts Will c
given there fro, to r. IA. today 'oI morrow and
Monday
The whole country suffered. though 81 The West tho
heat was not ~ great the East. The Thermometer
upon the Equitable building ranged ~ hlrh ~. 4.
tAos, lower down rose still h-hcr Ia "."n 20" 'htr
uotctcr rc,4'rr 49, At 3o'clork The pfo>Prct~ ,st
night Tor .tiA warmer weather {" dAy With little
prospect 20 rflu
the heat 1c-',rlts Nl'. hr. iu- efn" = Nlf't t'.
and Mouro,--t. If"'A 90. lie W4, td.'n to thc tam
lrIlaud street lip-I .i.i
M.rlacl NcC"rl. a,r '.Inr'.,u. . 81, '1 West y
ninth e. Vac Frustrated by the heat .A '''ni- al H
.. Mcc-tor e.
John Howe. ~ Harrison. wls suf-'ru,H go s'''h
I:uIc--t. NrNait. 90 10 a ~. t'-''rllt. ..d Doc d'
from The ci''t- Whu 1870 hour liz Was hi! !'a.7 ui,
and lcINtr wife ava Z o..
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PRESBTTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

BUFFALO, May 27.-At the beginning of to-
day session OF the Presbyterian General Assembly tho
report Of the Committee Publication first taken
up. The following addition was offered and unanimously
carried THAT committee, consisting OF
bcrs, four ministers ana three elders, be appointed 10
consider what changes aud measures II any, needed
IN order to incrcase the work and efficiency Of tho
Missionary Department Of the Board of Publication and
report 10 the next General Assembly" The report
amended was then adopted
The report Of the Standing Committee on Church
Erection in substance, that the gross receipts OF
the Board for The year Sl3s69 pu- n balance OF
1885 from last year. maxim" "A total OF S23,26i Num-
Der OF churches erected. 17G. IN thrty-foa states
Territories There about 800 churches without q
place OF worship For next year the sum of SljOOO0 Is
needed During the year 3,lis chGgclos sent noing 10
the Bonrd.
Recommendations were then submitted ~ follows and
adopted: That s'nod', rcsbytcrirs and sessions ere
urged 10 adopt such measures will Increase The
by OF cOni luiinE churches, - That the cpT0acb Of
d,lin lncn'y and neglect may bc removed rom tho
church and the efficiency ~ his rgh arm ~ the Home
Mission work may be- inrr l~'d; that the Board ~
Church Erection De- directed To publish statement of
H' "lpr ir"m 'hch pr -'Htiy aid lcndiigr's
within racn pr'-hyur - 'ound-.
synod 80 Oregon Tie report unanimously adopt /.
nr white presumed he tnabhns Act. with r-,l IONS
mai Hhing ihr tahng effect OF thi- act a
uhly anfh"rz,E each OF the nm- abIAf.
named which by the Act nrc consouiI ed. 10
hos. special mc,n, each meeting 10 be- h,id 70 th,
cil Of the ~odrrai"-. II - - li ra'nt -uch mc,a:
bee rdrni: a. ga 'i.r e., pi. inability =" act, fuch
m''tlnc % .' hcd % rl,l 90 DO" STATED e.. b. ga
cl.,i Octoi,rI. I-~l.
ce.' 81 ~ oi. o., t'c re o. NraAo'l ~.
chester '.., .,-'.iu'' li,hr- tur promo. -;n"I
po,cd ... '-ion. Ih. .. ..ii'tc wi- o-i ht
,uone f"'r nr.. y. i.m. ra"'r-oa. l''.'r.
....f 80. r,.9..t,l,',n ..l D.. McCD,.,. " -,
l"1'a To-. ;.' .. ?. .. '.on lld bean .aic' =
l't 'f '' H'.t 80 10Y l'Nl tl' .i'i.f t..f.l II
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ordered to join his troop at Fort Assnbonc, Montana

ordered 10 JOIN MS troop AT Fort AsslnlDOr, MOhlhhh
Territory
Pirsi Lieutenant NJ Lynde lst United states Infan-
try serving in the Department ~ TcNas has been order
cd 10 proce,s 10 Fort Griffin TcXn- and relieve Captain
j. Il. Irvine. 22d Infantry, from duty in charge of the
Tonkawa Indians. Captain Irvine, on hcinc 80 relieved.
viii turn Ia Lieutenant Lyndr all funds, property
and instructions pertaining to those Indiana.
SccOnd-Lcutcnant Elias Chandler lGth Infantry,
has been ordered o repair To san Antonio Tex, Tor
duty with Company II ~ that regiment.
The commanding officer Of Fort stockton, Tex. has
hcen directed 10 relieve from duty ut that post one troop
Of the 10Th Cavalry and order II 10 Fort ConchO
The commanding officer ~ Fort Bayar'l Ncw-MeNico'
has been directed Ia detail one company OF IN" 5il
Cavalry provided with forty DAYS rntpnS. To proceed
under special instructions from district headquarters to
the san Francisco River.
First-Licuicnant J. T. Guifoylc. 9th Cavalry COM
N"w-McNico. has been ordered To proceed 20 san
Augustine Pass, provided with thirty days rnonS nc,
conpanicd 10y Sccond-iicutcnlnt g. NJ Schacfrr ana
twenty-five enlisted men, 9TH Cavalry, and Assistant
Surgeon VI. G. Cockey, L. :. 4. Lieutenant Guifoi le
viii lie governed by special confidential instructions
from headquarters District Of New Mexico.
First-LicItcnant j. \ Nancy 18th Infantry, command
Ing company y Indian scouts, accompanied 10y second
Lieutenant g. W. Taylor aud fifteen enlisted men. l9ih
Cavalry fully equipped Tor field service and surgeon,
to he detailed for The purpose. has been ordered tu take
The hcd under special instructions from the district Of
NcW-MeAlCO
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
CUTTING METALS WITH A BURR"
LETTER FROM TIE hon. GEORGE T. MARSH
UNITED STATES MINISTER TO ITALY.

LETTER FROM TIE hon. GEORGE T. MARSH,
UNITED STATES MINISTER To ITALY.
To the Edftor OF The Tribune
SIR: In TIE TRIBUNE of Sunday April 10,
1851, page ., l find a paragraph headed
" Studying Molecular Physics" and referring to
Jacob Reese as the original inventor Of unique
method of cutting iron bars by the rapid rotation OF
disk which does not actually touch the bar To be
severed" do not know in what special way Mr.,
Reese has arranged his machinc and have not the
least wish 10 detract from his merits inventor
whatever they may be ; but il is altogether mis-
take to suppose that the cutting Of iron and steel by
q rapidly revolving SIX Of shcet-ron is a new dis
covcry. It has long been known and usel, as can
easily be shown.
In lS22, entered my fathers Office Mt Woodstock,
w. as a student at-law. found in the office thin
dcskrlilcr of steel twelve or fourteen inches long
and about an inch and quarter wide, which All
other youg man in the office. Mr.. Ransom, also Of
Woodstock, told me he had cut from an old saw
blade with what he called. and with what heard
others call. n "buT" or disk Of thin sheet-ron. TO-
volying with great rapidity. heard no suggestions
to the action Of the disk in cutting hard metals
In lNi9, met AT Florence friend of my boy
hood. the wcll-known sculptor. Hiram Powers.
Powers an Ingenious and expert artisan. Us wrll
a, artist. AMI rs ! also was fond Of dab
bling in mechanical matters. | had many con-
ycr~ations with him on those subjects mentioned
10 him method Of cutting rel hot east iron with a
common farprHftT- slw. which had ,r,n described
ia some scientific porodicI NHimnps JonrHH.
think. lud also Nh" MANNER ui ,'iip iron AID >t"rl
bars VIII " burr With th, lati'r pr"c"S' Powers
WAS already familiar and aid thlt %" had wade
many cNprr .m"nt-. trying. among her thnF. to
&C. 'Iulur thr necessary N'lrrfy of T'Vpi t4uU tf
into contact with 'hr BAR in cu'trg. hut nay .n-
4lNg Wlctlrr Dr. IT,. Unf .rtG' .,.g-i. or .ntllrr
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FREIGHT on THE ELEVATED LINES.

The owners OF property near Fifty -slNth-st.
and Ninhayc have tried In vain 10 prevent ihe building
OF depot upon the lot recently purchased hy TIE N'"
York ity and Norih' Railroad Thu main &c pot Willie
built a. Of first intended and nrraie'cn- have been
made with the metropolitan he, arl Iroad h' which
Hight freight, well passenger VIII De carried over
ts lines The COMPANY also cHp,r els to ctt .A-h two
more de poi- one near Dr-suss IT. lu NHtA-aNr and
tie other ON The tytri~i" %! tn ~lNta Avenue lt Nhtt
Road near south Ferry. rs ti- i.'tu~ i>-ti-rI 3"
The. north from brooklyn or J,r. tUf 'au tuH h.r
ticket and thrck hi tItS - III" q :it. = ud il day
H. Ncw-York and tic tAc train AZ aHj c.r'aici station
80
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynOpsis for the past II hours.

WASHINGToN May 2S, l a. m.-Ihc haromc-
ter has fallen slightly IN all districts, nnd is probably
highest north o. Lake ontario and loves: I'm Minnesota.
Clear weather las prevailed except ia Nrw England and
Tn" northern portion, 81 the Upper Lake region and
Upper Mississippi Valley where partly cloudy weather
and light rains reported Thctcmpcraturc has risen
slightly in The Middle States. Tcunc-t The Ohio Valley
and NcwI.nrland, and has remained stationary In the
remaining districts. except iu the northern portion ~
the Lake Llui whore ~ hn~ fallen about TO. Inc
winds have shifted tn mort NrIiN iu NV Euluud and
they are light aid NaiiA!, ln the remaining DISTRICTS
H"irii1us.
For The Nidll" states. warmer anil flir weather 'n
Nir-i.l. NiC hama uud i,i-t ;, itii. aud partly '"1
Cup.rl Nrsf.tI aittt d.. talH- DO Sow ufk I-A N
riahr winds. &, .il FROM south to Wt-, ln Ec -"it
tin pojtol-
ioi Sew in-aud. coo'-r partly cloudy weather. With
areas co. $500. ,'" N.'I-. generally from north 60
Wc-t, q s- Lt Else followed 3! i.uIu- lt' meter.
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..n u.rrrpaoN nFCoMEs ORACULAR.

Ff0Tn The Iout!tutt VvUIt ''U1 .trnn 9th
IF Mr.. Tilden's life, intellect ana sld aG1 he
s,ard survive the coming four year, aud II ne conn
sn6nccd 10 take the leadership Of the Demvcn n,l,
shero might be successful resurrection OF W. rs"Ian
Nv The exacttude and the integrity OF tue Ravard
sra But this Is TO suppose the mile nlnh W., in such
Is the only Democratic leader who can pe Mr. Bay-
srds future precisely that which dedaJ brave man
Sast-that lie i upright enghShSs ep and Mr. ayard
a mot taEen to one another Thew are ,3%
Alike seltPensl 1Gcosdf@ l1e9ds I Mr. Tad
Ct SpM M T1Iden cold crafty calculator MI, tuur
shinss Mr. Bayard unaprrecatne' uan,isnnn H"ih
e. Wrong Each In his way. Is an incAiiSt ae
Shese two its only real intellect IN the lreSei S
rr~ where has The Democratic party to 90 To i"oh
fSer cxcept In the south which Is an lhlD7s'D''''
Sbat then shall Democrats dot Wait!
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DETECTING ~ 4 NonrHEnN EooG.

STANTON, Va, May 27.-Ihc Presbyterian
A'scmly to-day engaged Ia the dScusrion Of over
lures from the different N!uol- Upon the proposition
To rcyac the hymn book au animated debate ch-u'd.
DR.. HOyt,of Tennessee favored the adoption %: the lno
Of Hymns aud I-nl'us published ly Nc~sts Scrhnrr
Co. of Sew lOrk. lie wa VIGOROUSLY uppo-d D., Ibr.
Mutually, Who objected 4" tucour.g iuc tlr Sew lork
firm Oh the ground that IN NctbHrrs Mdd-ine bad been
published objectionable articles, and Tor the further
ron TINT h" wanted all patronage hr.towcd upon south
ern concerns. Dr Mlllhlly'r position strongly
h--alr 10y the Rev. j. lINlcr u hu deprecated -rtun
a-n and did not desire To- the Southern Church cut
on from the rect o the Christian world. No definite nc
tluIN is TAX
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4 MorHEE SHor BY HHR DlrGHrEE.

CINCINNATI. May 27.-Ihe Times Star says
that nd,iccs from Cochrauc report thnt n Ianrcns
County, about twenty i've miles east ~ Cochranr Mrs
Tiny Garrrt wife 81 Respectable farmer told her
daughter 20 prepare dinner The daughter refused Then
Mrs Carrot -nid she would miur Nr Garrett aud he
world whip ID" daughter when hr came 10 dinner.
quarrel an struggle followed, in which the girl usrd
shntgu. nrus bOth barrels. of which took effect In
Mrs Garrct- head, tnlirlinc u mortal wound \ mite
brother struck the emitting the second shot being
effective. Mr.. Carrot, returning ChI~trrI the daughter
10 sc' crcy that u rNcd -hc cannot Both
mother and daughter are members OF the church
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EXITING STRANGE FISHES.


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Fp,rd prrsiIcd with Mr. SArin al his
rt.ht hand The Army band from BaNil'-
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AITTTrK FROM III. II

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To M dttor 81 me TT fb"ne.
81. Tia. all, - of ur Irttt.>R ~ III remember
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WAT 1901 WI i'''''' ia 80" no Vt" W '''' 80
some si"'ch', "l S"uN ch'l-. IW7' Sl"''h'S
were ,u.,,. ~ meeting Il the ha!lug men OF tho
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Indian bands h"" H'I"S ''" I"'t N',-" ''
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THE FUTURE REPUBLICAN COURSE
- Th1 RnLL0n JnuTnQL lhCn.l

,rnrst features of the boss system. lt we can
sndSe Of popular feeling there has never bHci s
yhsn has.sn, was regarded with so much dlSla'" w.
w nrs@nf Therefore II Republican leaders are Wi5''
Nthev wonid place the organization upon sur naS,
thcy vill erase. to obey who assume 10 ut Wv
III about Motley which viii commend it'clt u" tu' l
te,gcntc OF the country Men Willie selected i "a
adates whose character and ability Will C"Iiii' .I
snn,ort ~ intelligent men. Measures VIII ne al'Pt
v hich will promote the public welfare In shnil; 'no
principles ui popular government VIII bc rcVoS'%'-
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., Endorsement OF his course t,ulu co ny,
% 1919 ms,sre the time has come when ios''o N'-
Ere should cease 10 make mistakes g,,, Times was
,ht When IL feared he had been badly a,io ~ the
eslied friends 10 become candidate ioi
eenate. SEQ, r,,stake IL IA deplorable
huf Il IA no less q fatal mistake. A. ,a, mn the Re
n ia not stalwart Repubcanism TO break uP ''' "
publican party.
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A SFENON NOT WASTED.

To the Edit0r Of The Tri6HHe.
SIR: woman, toil-worn and weary, sor-
row.ae iug mat ar" burden s"mc but sin hoping
that lie that II rsru will Doe n"rcu 10 all. writes To
thank Won FOR the article, The Mrauiug ~ Faster"
have hcari Easter sermons, bat seldom better
one God grant that % may bring comfort 1" many.
Nar- iOrk Aprit -, Isl. &. ". HOME.
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TIE DEM0cRITIC PEIMlRIEs.

-Four Of the Subcommittee on Contests OF
the Democratic Committee ~ one Hundred met last
night NJ No ~ West Twenty fourth IT, To examine into
Contested elections at tho late primaries \ = Hewitt
presided. New circtiOnS ordered To- the Eighth Hhd
Twenty nr-t election districts uf the Min Assembly
District, aud ia" SECOND Of the iNth Assembly lrrct
In the First election district Of the AlNth Assembly Dis
trict the election was sustained
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FRIENDS or PEACE.

The fifteenth anniversary Of the Universal
Peace Union begun at the First Congregational
Church (Dr BeliOws'sj at Twcncthst aud Fourth ave
last evening The Rev. DR. Bellows opened the meeting
with prayer and the following persons delivered ad-
dresses: John sWnton, I. T.. LongshOre OF Ihiladel
phia the Rev. Phebe A. Hannaford aud Miss Julia
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L.iTEST SHIPPING NEU'S.
PORT OF NEW.NORK .... NAY
ARRIVED.

Steamer Ahna'ir fnrl. Jennings, Liverpool May Is with
nni~. ira il--rlg':- I" T. o. Curtis.
~ir.nri !f Rr'l-s,S lir tnlrnn Liverpool Way u,
Queenstown J.. Wiii % and pi~-rne,f- go JOAN 'ao
. ~f'im,r switzerland ,Bis. Stk'-. Antwerp MAY Is
with ui-' and pIs-ngrIs to Peter " Iisht 4 ~"ii-.
AlhtniIa lir. w,tai lI.hdd MAY :, Barhl
dn- io All Martinique a. D"ii'a H. and Aut
J. IA uu! and passengers Ia \ J. put'ti lli-' go
>'awr >aTAgoso., Hooper Bamor" .ih n'Sr &" H'1rge
lGlutrE
~ SSEr- sandy Hook. light Sw o.ogly and
hay. At City LELAND l-ii. ~, c!rar
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ARMY MOVEMENTS on THE FRONTIER.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-COmpany ID, 4th
Cavalry. fully equipped for field service has been direct
ted repair 10 Fort Garland Colorado and from there
to proceed under the orders Colonel Mackenzie to the
Uncom pahgre Agency. Colorado.
First-Licutenaut O. c. Doane % Cavalry has beon re
ueved from duty Fort Ellis. Montana Territory. and
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HlNnroN, ont, May 27.-1nr new part Of
tr liau,.ton Nil ab.r !ronWork, ind ais" per- -
Tho oid n" burned tn'- morning. III" los si-5'0.
TIE works w.rr ned by Mrsrs BurT,w., Stewart md
Mime, and were insure. tor 9.b,luu.
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II YoU HAVE WORRYING CorGH, or ANY
Lang or Throat Trouble, once ~; y 50 lrs TX
pcctoru and don't pirry Win What n.ay Prove To- bs
a an,, folIs condition. 80
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OBITUARY.
NILLIAM L. DRANE

rHnApELrHlA, May 27.-William T.. Drane,
Seae1A superintendent Of The Ledger. died suddenly
s morning at the age Of seventy-twO years Mr. Drane
ss . ~ tne Dest known in journalism in this city
81 Rhisdelphia, which was merged into 7Ae Led
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first selects spot having warm exposure and good
shelter This highly manfred and the seeds sOvn.
the growth being carefully watched and protected from
insects When the plants are about four inches high
they are transpaned into fields already prepared and
the rapid growth soon brings them " harvest.
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"Ubat is the moon good for 2" asked Pro-
,ssor Miller what are its principal uses r. And the
Tt lad boy looked up from the foot Of the class aud
aid: 10 rest the sas companies
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UNDrE JAY GovLD's Co>rEoL~

ST LolI> May 2T.-lutornttion j. received
u, re- that JAY Could has acquired a,oItr'Is u'.c-t
In the Memphis and I'tir E"og li.roII md .aa; %
will b. pat ia hs,t c!l~. order a; ONE.
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Harmless. Tani.. 'or German corn .ouoyer.
sold Uy ali druggists. - cents.
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Special Noiiccs.

Best Truss ever USE. descriptive circulars o.. Y.
n s'Ir l.t-t Co.. f-. ttnau; gay. =. T.
Herr, 4 Dnurl- " 10. -; l.. ,ian-tye hear -i.,t.
Hnuf-. = 10 aud %" :.
Attt NtuH 60 tirui.,iiitu.
Mineral Waters
CpNGi F~SfW .IIt pui',i and safest ~ a'l Cahir.
ANnh 81. irritating waters. fp.fl-i t.I
domestic. ald hiiI'h-.
lilo ne Wade Preserves
PI'LE CURRENT JELLY "SfltED AND CANNED
FRG-IT- JAMS JkLLIf.-. PICKLES. sc.
tlurkr,prrs can get the above aTtt,s Uaio from Old.
fashion home receipt, ard warranted pun, by s.ndYg "..
IA SARAH =. " Ll.KAll.
3'l i'cyraN Il. HIupkiyn. y Y
Good, unt fall circulate with references and Iices,
t.lL.I A. ~ FINN
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LLLIl.

Tb,u.nud- ~ lru,.l-pr. can f-sfy 10 -. inr. y. q
LLtILO>.LlDN fur polishing ,yrrwaIr ANpr! irI;irls.
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Post once. Ncw.york. May u. 1851.


r,-,ca, r,rtven -" and supply System Tor eltsN
tow ns aud man factories contrast ana OF
- ,.s l,c male by under Al
a. & Snfrw. a bro Of this city. Ia. been roy i
n " GREEN Pat,ntee, 2S7 br '@i"ay' A. " D"A .'-
The Veteran. OF the War Of ISL wiz meet neoe{
n - ~ ,ssry on Monday, 30th day on Nay =. Q -
a. NJ TO join win the Grand Ariy OF 'no "'P
braiing Hecorntion DAY. BY Invitation =, ,...n,,,.
O'"''"s wv" Grmeral A IRA Ham DAILY, ComniAAoink
Adiutaut l. GOULD NAkNEH