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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

~ r. GILBERT Co.'S Piano-Fortes, with or without
the Eosn may be found at AL Broadway Their incress
ed and rapid sale the best evidence Of their favor with the
nuhir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

OsT-At NibIo's Monday evening spsreei Of papers
Lof vslue any but the owner. stnong VICE
was deed OF 6oo0 acres Of land Te?nessee Eve doa.
lars viii be paid TO any who wiz renrn zen 70 ~
Nssssz-sl ID door, room No. IL m5o u
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" DIR. A. N. Gum has resumed the practice OF his
trofession ~ his former residence Se F0ars mis- sr
~ Phopographic rubltcatieas OF ali sorls by
Anorrws 4 BOYLE published anS for salshy
myi5 2~Dkltw JOHNNY TROw, - snd 81 Annst
" MissinR.-s Young man about p years Of ara
with hair and far complexion lille ffscked about
feet II inches hight had q short round bsk cIoS
Office eos' black clio and dfsb cashmere panfsoous
had silver lever watch. X. Beesly Liverpool maaers
with silk guard and gold hey attached had ear on n,
heshy part of his right band he on MONDAY A.
O'Clock the PosO ce and has been heard OF snrs
having eornpsined 81 headache for come lime N 4.
feared he may have been ATTACKED BY Sickness TIE sre
and been unable give bis residenee His relations a.,
very uneesy shout him and any information that can BE-
given Of him will be thankfully received and liberAy re.
wsrded by applying ct IS Yerrys, or cot Broadway IA.
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- The Friends Of DietetIc Reform

Clinton Hall this day 10 o'clock the forenoon for tho
purpose OF forming American vegetarian Society The
viii be meeting also al u o'clock in the evening, Ia
Hall n which Il 10 expected Sylvester Graham, VIM A.
Acoi VIM Neteslfe and others will deliver addresses
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THE GREATEST CURE or CONSUMPTION

second.hsnd Pan0s for .AIe cheap Or % tenL myIi N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

WANTED-A situation lsundress chambermsd.
w by srespecabe young woman that understands her
business, with good reference Has objection
the country. Apply at 81 Charl.On.st Hudson Ct
myl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

THE SUBSCRIBER came down the New
York and Erie Road Monds evening, and arrived
city this morning about 10 O'clock He put al ho,e
somewhere Broadway and TO passage
10 steamboat and being stranger IN the city osthis wsy
and cannot tell where his trunk H. The trunk square
nQh colored hair trunk with small bruss nails WIN nan
dies on the sdes 1.-THE proprietor Of the Hotel wnch
II was le viii please send Il to Frenehs he'ss NJ OK
penses will be pstd. SMITH r. DnsiS'
Tuesdsy. May II. my'H
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VNyANTED-By Q respectable young girl situation
w chambermaid, washer and ironer. Has no objection
10 90 as cook The best Of city reference Call Of "a
Madison bird door, back ROOM Can DO seen for three
DAYS at $50 Firstav. myl5ir
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VNANTED-A situation by q respectable American
w Young woman to take Of children and sew,
derssnds cutting aud making cidrens clothes give
the best Of city reference. Apply at 2i8 Bowery 10 the
Store myl5 IT,
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WANTED-A situation by two Respectable young
w girls, 10 cook, wash and iron--lbe other a. q
nurse sesmstress. Can be seen for Two days At 80
Ctrystie 81. myl5 IL
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WANTED-A situation by Q respectable Protestant
w girl a. nurse and seamstress She give good city
character from her last places where she hes
been seven months Apply at 40 Division-st mv5 n
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WANTED By a respectable young woman situation
w TO cook wash and iron and to do general
IOI Nineteenth between Sixth and Seventh Can be
ssen for three das. my5 It.
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S5OO TO 81 ,eoo.-sIrUArIoN OR PAsrSEr y;

s9CUO SHIP.-Ihe advertiser, who bas Q small esprsl
command wishes engagement N newspaper, pap,
fishing bcOksel'pg establishment where his persona
services ami money Invested would command fair re-
muneraiion Any other SAFE profitable and reputable bus
ness would suit Bis views well but IL 10 essential that
should be already well established and Of present In sue
&c SAUL operation Apply. stating nature of busnsss. snd
where Interview may be had, TO Cambrensis Tribune
ofire myl5 Stood
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XNANTk D-By tvovsry respectable Protestant sir,s
w cook asher snd roner and understands plain
pastr,; The other chambsrmsit and ae washer ana
tonsT oh econ 10 10 the country for the Summer
ssssou coed reference from their last places Cal ?,
West Tweithsl between SIKH and Seventh avs Can bs
seen for two DAYS from 20 I c'clock mYIS Ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

VNANTED-By a respectable Protestant gr, siua-
w ton as ain cook washing and ironing or chamber
maid Gail at IS EiQhthavenu Can bs seen for Two
days I'm engaged. Good recommendations required
nyl5 2ts
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yNANTED-Famtlies IN want Of good help for ettv or
w county, well recommended aud 81 table Tor all 49,
tons can obtain such Al TIE Office 30 Grandsl near The
Powery where but those Of good mOrs character ard
whom believe to be strictly honest and temperate Al.
loweo 70 rema'n. lnyl5 ~ J. WATTS.
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XNANTED-By q respectable Protestant young W.
w man situation as cook willing TO assist 10 washin
and ironing sundess with best city reference Cal
be- Teen for days Call at sos Ninh between Avenus
b and C. myl5 lie
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WANTED-By two respectable young girls situations,
w to do general housswork the other chsmberwork
and waiting, chamber sork ana nurse Would be viii
ling to 10 the country during the Summer Can give The
lest OF city and country reference Call Of i5i Forsyth o.
In u rear. myi5 his~
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WANT ED-A stout, active boy from l6 to 10 years Of
w age In an oil and drug store. Apply at a Cort
landau myl5 IL
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WANTBD--A situation by q respectable young mar.
w red woman wet nurse; she Is q dressmaker by
trade, and can produce the best Of city reference
Howardst myl6 It.U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

WANTEDB-A situation to cook, wash and iron In 9
w private family, by respectable young woman, with
good city reference; lived a years with last employer
Apply at AZ Osk-sL first door, back room myl5l IT,
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NNANTED-As cit. alton By smart ana good.recom.
w rrerded cir. % do chambsrwcrk washing ana ron
ing or 10 take Of children and sow il fr.,ral,
washer and ironer ard very good seamsUess Gar ear
snd 81 ohdreas dresses, ard good shlt rsk-r Cali
$50 Broadway. myl5 IL.
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WANTED-By a respectable young lady, situation
w 20 DO general houseworh. Best city reference gven
II needed Call Ie4 East Broadway myl5l 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16
The Railroad.

We published last week an article from the ca
cGg0 DAILY Journal, containing important news
about the organization Of the Railroad Company, to
construct the Road from the point in Ekhsrt Coan
~, at which the Southern Michigan Railroad strikes
our State line to Chicago. Siacs ihon We have
learned the following additional particulars.
The organization was effected az Laporte
Saturday week, under charter granted February
II, leis, for the construction OF a Railway ia La
Porte County, the organization Of & Company for
which had previously commenced. As 1t is now
perfected, the Directory stands as follows:
jarvis, N y, w. L. Marcy Albany; u Morrison. a. P
low, Of Lsporei s. ssahssd ssSs ssa 4 s.. sa.
leg, Ekhsri TIE olcers elected George Bias fTes
Secretary; =. c. Lehheld, Treasurer 4 Morrison Assl.
tant Treasurer.
In this wheeling circle of Eastern gentlemen
who are becoming eniiSted in this enterprise, two
men OF mark are indicated in this election Of Drec.
tors. We alude 10 Hon. w. L. Marcy, late Secre-
tsry Of War, and J. B. Jarvis the Engineer OF that
great undertaking, the Croton Water Works, and
Of that still grenter enterprise, the Hudson River
Railroad who has made Railroad through the
Highlands where such thing had previously been
ranked, ike Col Bliss Boston Railroad over the
Mountains, as On impossibility. When such men
take hold, we may feel certain that the work will
be completed, II we are not fatbless to ourselves
The charter of the Company authorizes the con-
s.ruction Of a railway from Michigan City 10 La
porte and as much further eastward as the Com.
pany see ft to extend the same, and they have
voted that they see fit to extend and viii OK.
tend the same eastward OF Laporte to union with
tho Southern Railroad Under lease from the
Commissioners Of the Western Division OF the Buff
falo and Mississippi Railroad Company, the same
parties will build an extension of the road from
Michigan City to the Illinois line and 2l miles Of
that part west Of the city have already been let by
them for the grading, grubbiDg and clearing TO Mr..
Martin, an experienced contractor, who is 10 have
il completed ready for the superstrGcture and the
rail by the lst Of December next From this Hi
nois line to Chicago the arrangements are in pro.
eress to be perfected under the late general law Of
Illinois South Bend Register.
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By TIRE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN IlN.
rhinss In Philadelphia
nee OF Ths rnsaEs.
rUlt


Upto O'clock to-day sa,7ts have bees con,,,A,.
ted by our citizens in private rusups, g, ~. :.
lief Of the sufferers by the recent cont ,yr,,;or
A woman named Martha Wilson. rs,di0. !.
Richmond IA district attached to PhiladeIphi.S b.,
been arrested charged with causing Charlie. Wi.
sons her kusbancl death by vi treating hin.
Wilism l. Bschmss, sged % years iDIareA bv
the recent explosion in this city, died at the Hos.
pitsl yesterday Mr. Bschusn was one Of the de-
putty Grain Measures Of the State for philadelphia
A little son Of William Cochran, aged yea-,.
was drowned in this city yesterday.
There i hut lille business dong. The weather Goa.
cuges guile wsf ard large number - me business
mUriy our Of be city Toe FLoUR market re nuts
gue,, sandsfd shipping brs-ds are he.d al IA A b5l
but The saes for exTort limited sales for city consu
ZION al III as lSi for common and good brnais and Is
- toF select loIs AMI extra RyE FLoUg add COGS
MhAL are 81 sdy 81 6k The supplies % WHgkr C0n.
unue small small LOT fnew crop the hrg oflhe seasoa
Was received on Saturday, sod NJ y a bush sale
- tennsyHsnla kyE ~ Csc CuSN Il stcsdy a. 62aS1ie
oi Eeuow l,5o bush prime PcuBsy wanna Oars s9d at
Csc In bbis - ~
sALts o. SrocSs -Ftyf Bolyd-sa17Oo u \ g.. 81.
lloi Shioo %, o. llii ~ NOr-sns Gss ~, s5e sea
Nav. g. t6 51 Il fcno RiS 45i; g. ooo R.aa "a M5r
6s, i7i eco Allegheny Co So 81; $50 Lehgh 81 %
SecoHd BoIyt-l NAme'ics Bk lSS. a. o0l sch Ma, g.
IS, SIT l.6 Sch Nav Int o..
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IA The Lake ChomPlala Beacon is the title
Of new and sPrighty Weekly Just started Al
Rouse's Point in the town Of Champlain: KErcH.
I'm AVERlLL, Editor 1t Is owned by a Joint stock
company, and Will observe strict neutrality on a.
political questions. The first number promise,
well.
We copy the following paragraph regarding the
water-power and manufacturing facilities Of Cham.
plain River:
"Not the least among ire important results des.
tined to Cow from the opening Of extensive rail
road communication, IS tho fact that the attention
ofcspitalsts must soon be drawn to the very grea,
manufacturing facilities which We possess in our
midst The Champlain River ~ Champlain Vii.
hgs, has only to be iully known to be appreciated
s sSo - eagerly improved, by business men from
10 The Investment Of foreign capital and that
kpovsIsS.sN extent, must inevitably follow the
manpfsc,sr.S' us striking natural adaptation %
ton az tbs purposes. A very short examina.
privilege. numerous and valuable water power
place Iss1.!f n.ueaa'y a. the aforementioned
a. n. 49,, - no room 70 doubt of Ibis coDvirc
Us Is does, that ChApnlSn -,
ssS, ms. important element ofsata-a go -
g.. !; ruSt ei.y We deaign oolcctins .o,,o- -
- ~ relation 70 the facilities abovs
Wmch We Fustsoon to publish awe anoded TO,
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APPLEToN's MECHANICS MAGAZINE
AND ENGINEERS JOURNAL
An accredited organ for The American Engineer ana NO
chane
PRoFECTUs
THIS PUBLICATION IL designed % be emphstcAly 4
mechanics mag zine; sforsng - ma American N >
ehsnc material both Tor the exercise Of hs hands sld ~
occupation Of bis mind ll' pages vii be open TO al as,
cusi ard r Ques TesHg 10 any degree 10 me Ar. ihl
scerces Al Inventions Of the dag, or Improvements Of my
KIND 20 chsurs. chemistry. asfcll-e ne ATS al4 -
ercesir IA Al TIA Interests the mechanic the eng e
he Inventor. the scientific man. vii De- duly notcel.
Evfry scientific praccsl work OF any vale As feei-
euce, Including Oh tbs sceLrhc journals pnbsh-c elmer
this coultry Europe will placed 10 he sefse on
fhe Ectrr Mary z there foreign works H1d eaps-4AJ
he journals abound IN matters Of great interest 10 our ne
chsIics ard engineers which baye hitherto been a. '7a7d
books 10 them
Toihe thoroughbred mechanic 10 eugrsvirgI AL 'e,
viii supply hatever Is 10 be CLEANED OF new ana
valuable ihrous ho1 lie range Of science and AT ID a.
countries.
TIE :se Of large cas- Of readers to whom truth is a.
rlcve r her own fRkeihe man % science and me I'D -I
Of svil be consulted well the practical mechaulc
ln he pGges Of his magazine.
The engraviu e AID Illustrations viii be o. Tie if' order
clear ard intel siho AID expense Of preparation has
been fraed which NAV be calculated 20 render 10 ysie
e. IN finish. The FIRST scientific Journal Of the dsv
The Eng 81 echancs' Ma szne, no In ~ hfy-se oad
volume ard ccferVecy ranking among The hrst plolca
lors o. Ire KIND ia general arrangement Gnt design TIE
ncce for 10 were unbecoming IN us 10 say o1t
Magazine Will be better we may be permitted 10 hope IL
TIE editorial responsibility Of The Magazine conf3ed
10 julius W Adams gentleman OF extensive scentt, a.
and practical discrimination and who has been
professionally Engaged FOR he lssi Tvs eniy ears n nechA
zeal and their kindred pursuits.
The Editor has already received encouragement and Of
fers Of assistance from eminent scientific and practical men
a. con,rhutors and viii endeayor ensI the services Of
al such ~ IRE ir.eresed in lie extension o sc!enAAc
knowledge
scripuon price s. per annum subschber' name, soil
cited. iyl6 lis
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BRUTAL MuRDER.-We learn from the Ped
mont (Md) HAss that a merchant Of Culpepper
Co. named Edwards, was found brutally murdered
in his store. The money drawer, which contained
about S4OO, was broken open and rifed of its con.
tents. Five negroes, upon whom suspicion of hay.
ing committed the foul deed rests, have been ar.
rested and committed to the jail Of the County to
await their trial.
NAvAL.-The U. S. Surveying steamer HetzeL
Capt Rogers, sailed from Key West on the 27th
ult. for Norfolk, ria Cape Carnival
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PARIS, Thursday. June "a, 1850.
The London Sun contains the following startling
graph

The London Sun contains the following startling
paragraph:
Letters from Madrid mention umors OF senous diasr
between Narvsez and the Duke OF Moutpensier il
ri, the Nespoilsn niniser offered gross Insult 20 lbe
American Ambassador who had approached 10 salute him
vaez who represents nation ihsi hsrbors pirates and en-
coursges public felonies' Having uttered these words In
turned away nom he American Plenpo.sndary who Was
al once cut BY ell the spsniards present.
Can this be Tuel Why not Reverse the
parties. Suppose in the cities of Madrid, Seville
and Barcelona, newspaper Offices had opened an
invasion-shcp for America. Suppose they bad Gags
flying FOR the Liberation Of the Carolina Ne
groes," with all the rhetoric Of recruiting. Sup.
posing an invasion had taken place, negro-leaders
in Charleston being in the secret and the head Of
the band, Moor had attacked village, killed
some militia men, unsettled the business of the
community, increased thei taxes in expenditures
Co. defense, and openedthe way for future violence
suppose the Moor leader and his men beaten bsck
% Spain the alcade having gone through form
of examination upon this leaders arrest bat
nothing appearing against him, he is let loose amid
tie cheers Of bdslgoes and worknenl Would
Secretary Preston as chiyalric SJOtbron, be
blamed for turning his back on the Spanish Am
bssssdor, and in q moment Of heat adding fierce
and bitter words' No. go far from it, hardly an
American journalist peace-loying As he might be,
would condemn the Secretary. Mr Preston would
be called by endesring patriotic names. Popular
gratitude would make him a candidate for the
Presidency.
There is low an awful responsibility upon men
10 power AZ Washington. The decree has gone
forth that the condition Of the animal man is 10 be
etensIly liked in pure unauthorized Slavery
bough! and sod, II male, for muscle. il woman,
for prostitution. The evil Of l776 has become the
blessing Of 1850. Well, the result is a huge,
fecandstiDg mass Of strength that waits to strike
blow Tor ibefty--so turn, Il il can, all the South
into Charleston or Sog:hampton blaze Of insur-
rection The result is that every man Of the South
is trained 20 srnE He must have lighting tastes
Guarding slaves cannot fll the measure Of military
ambition. 1t finds periodical vents In Florida, ia
Mexico, in Texas, in California, in Caba How 10
this to be controlled From an Indlssfd De-
niOcra:y occupied With their toll and lah0s move
ments" the word has nothing 20 fear Aut when
gentlemen Of the highest resPcc-as'ity" are an
nouncsd to be taking part In IA expedition as in.
famous as that OF the Csssoiic powers against
Rome because unprovcked, what hopes have we
Of pescel May nos "a gentleman Of the highest
respeetabaity ecs into the Presidential Chair and
wink az such enormitiesl A nations course Ia
either DIVA or backward. In the attempt to
perpetssss slavery, Rome fell. Tie exactions on
he ..aen Of the land became so great that they
cessed TO be its defenders and came to be i.s sers
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ New York Historical Soctety.-A sP-cisl
Meeting Of The NrwYoik Historical SOciey will BE- h-ld
at their Rooms The University tuesday evening, July
l6 ats o'clock Puuctusl attendance Il requested.
LUTHER BRADlsH President
ANDRLw WARNFR Rec See iyl5 2gis
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PARALYsIs AND EPILEpsY,

CURED BY lNNOCULATION
A WELL AS COMMISSIONS, Consumption, Deer.
"A an Tremens and such malignant diseases WATrSS
Nervous Anldoe produces mild 81 Of ecssces (nOt per-
eeivbble taken AZ bed ume) that breaks up and sanhi-
lRes al other hs diseases Think Of X look 10
Il everybody knows the theory 10 night hundreds know
the experience here is for such complaints but
inroculsnen; any thai produce mild. lsrporsry
ses'sees le,hArsies or eaAepsy, car cure you can
81 y dor. Depot 0l NaSsRrst DR.. WATTS can DO
consulted from "a n tol2 N de Grsenwtch-st iyielr
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OTTO COTTAGE, HoBOKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS
HTRArSSS CELERRATED BAND.

I0mp7lBIng 10 PerOrmeTB,
EVERY hOHDAY, Wednesday and Friday, from
n M. 20 g p NJ Ferisge reduced TO four cents
NB.-lr case The weather q ullsyors5e, the Concert
vii come of the frat fair day jy9 llas-
GYmNAsIUA.-Mr. CHARLES OTTlGNON would
u most respectfully inform he public hat he has become
role proprietor Of he celebrated and extensive Gymnasium
originated by the late P Mourquin 500 Broadway,
NDos and In order 10 carry ont the plans Of this superb
essulsLmeIb has engaged celebrated Gynnssic from
Germany whose practical knOwed 90 OF tbs has never
been equaed In America by any professor. Those pupils
OF hs lse professor whose OF subscription had not
expired and who des.roUs u continuing, will, by call
ng snd Joining during July, he treated with the most
liberal terms. Further particulars 81 the Gymnasium.
iyl0 lws
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EXCURSIONS.

q. 4-,s=1e NETWORK AND GREEN
[EF1s5Srst1E WOOD LINE or STAGES Persons
A-SSS=e=sase~ wishing 10 visit Greenwood Cemetery,
by taking any the South Ferry Stages In NewYors aud
crossing tho Hamilton avenue Ferry, foot OF Whtehssl
will find stages always ready TO convey them 10 Green
wood by the shores and most pleasant route Fare only
6cB. les imis' CARLOS GAME L co.
sU~~S NEW-YORK AND FLUsaING--
EzAra{ifs-- Fare ~ cents-The new and commodious
- steamer lSLAND CITY leaves Peck-sip,
New.York, daily Except sundsysl at AN and 2 NJ.
Returning, leaves Flushing Ct II An. and 3 Pm.
Persons DESTROYS Of making an excursion about New
York do better than embrace s opportunity The
extensive nurseries aud gardens In their perec
ton Of flowers, snd the genlemenly propnelOrs always
happy 10 receive visitorg
Stages for Great and Lite Nech Roslyn and Msnhasse
run in connection with this boat reduced ~ lwsf
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CUgIOsITIEs OF SCIENCE No. 3.-Ons pint

- o. POW de;ed platinum VII absorb 600 pinB Of oxygen
ga tE ac. g-spec. s re foundation Tor he theory Of
NJ. . TW ILNErgEE'S w1shirg pan, whereby ne
washing CT large family MAJ be got through BY per
s'r 1eore breakfast az an eNpsnfe Of few cents Apply
icf eTrcla!y or b. .ct.cTf postpaid 70 II. TWELf z
TRIE, Nassau a.. y. Y. |. Il seq, by NAL lr sealed
enyeoT. TIE distractions are 20 simple child may IN
defsiArd hem iyl6if
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n Netice.-Tfe Butchers Of New-YorE, BrooFly n
Jersey City ard Wliamsbnrgh requested to nee on
ednesdsv JOY H. a. o'clock P n a. ne hld- hll.-'
corner q FirsLsv ard Fiihs maze snitAD- affane-
enfs 10 mite In procefsio1 with fsO ~crZ~ns n
paving tho last tribute Of respect TO our late Presdeni
General Zachary Tsy or o. 1880
W II CORNELL. MOSS p. SheSSIt0
SAMUEL P. Pant ERsON, J. ". & T. CLiNCH-
fv16 o.
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~ NotIce.-hemberi Of Nev-YOfk Division No. l.,
81 respectfully no fled 10 NEE At th-ir a ,.
ifa BOwery Tuestsy, July 10, a. O'Clock % sead
n funeral Of cur lse Brother Lenuel Asrsi~n.
REUBEN BURRELL, ~.P.
Tgos EDegELEy. Rs yl6 ~
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EUROPE BY AN AMERICAN.
No. Ky.

Extraordinary Httcs u true Of The insult offered 70 ts
.4mrican Minister al Madrid By NarvdeI. =. . Rssa,ks
on ne Cuban Expedition. .Starerv aad Way cOHsId-
rsd affecting ne national prospects and IN uescs on
Europe. Louis hdBoeons Debts. -. Disczssioa and
Pas'age Of me on Of Doati0H. The Second WashhEg-
foH Art IN Paris. :. Project Of Introducing Cotton
manufacture INTO Ireland bIscd Ams, iedn Capital
The lr,h Steamer. The queen. Reception dsserl
ton Of me dresses hereaf Waterloo daHsersdvy.
Payttamentdry DOiHgs. -. Mr.. B,tghrs Future Fears
....Ldbor Moreme1fs IN Europe disensssd, &c. &c.