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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

To the Associated Press.
number of gentlemen were introduced to General
Walker during the day in his private apartment. He
denies that his object in coming to Washington is to
pecally in NewYork, for which city he will leave in
day or two.
The attention Of the Cabinet was occupied by Utah
affairs to-day. The arrival of Ex-Governor Philip
Frank Thomas, of Maryland, who has been designated
for the GovernOrhp is daily expected In the event Of
l. mons ptance, the indications that COL Cum
mings who has once declined, but is now an app
cant i'll be appointed 1t is not improbable that an
entirely set of officers for the Territory will be
sent out, the SurveyOr-General included. The
three Judges will be appointed from the West or
Northwest and the Marshal from Mississippi. Sew
eral days will elapse before be received
from those to whom these appointments have been
with the military forces.
The PostmaSter-General mas concluded the contract
for carving the mails between San Antonio and San
Diego with james +. Birch Of California at the rate
of $50,OO0 per amman for the semi. weekly service.
The report that the contract for carrying the overland
mail to California has been given to Messrs Butter
field Fargo g. Co., Of the American Express Company
OF New-York, is incorrect.
Gen. Walker Coils. LOckridge aud Waters, and
Capt FnyssOuX arrived here at III o'clock from the
West They are quartered at Browns Hotel.
The New Orleans mail of the 9th inst, has arrived
here.
The steamship Black Warrior, from Havana on the
ID inst had arrived at New-Orleans.
The reports of the invasion of Mexico were contra
dictorv. IL was asserted that 5000 soldiers will be
shipped hence on the arrival of the Armada.
The stock of sugars at Havana was ,O0O boxes
prices were unchanged.
Havana was unusually healthy for the season.
The steamship Empire City from New'Oreans on
the 9TH inst, took on freight for New iork slo'Voo IN
Snpce.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dspstch to The N. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Friday, June ~, 1857.
Lieut. Craven will command the surveying party
for the AtratO River and the other routes for an
inter oceanic canal. The expedition will not be
ready before the Fall. The steamer Arctic will
probably be employed, though not yet positively
designated.
Mr. Fillibuster Walker is at Browns Hotel
No parade is made over him. He will visit the
President as the representative of "the Young
South, and is sure of an affectonate reception.
A respectable Democratic and American meeting
is now assembled to ccnsure the firing by the ma
Tines on election day.
There was a long cabinet session to-day, at which
the Post. Master General unfOlded his budget of
bids for the California overland mail route. The
highest bid for weekly mail is one million Of dol
lars year, ever the Memphis route. The lowest
is three hundred and forty thousand dollars by way
Of Minnesota and Nebraska, The claims of st.
Louis and Memphis are warmly canvassed.
The Black Democrats here are fully confident
that Gov Walkers policy will make Kansas q
Slave State.
Cen Cass has no thought of resigning, but Mr..
Buchanaa is worn down with doing the work of
his Department, hence the correctness Of my an
nouncement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
THE ALBANY DISPUTED MAYORSHIP::-

ALBANY, Fnday, JUNO II, Io5''
A communication signed by one hundred and
eighteen citizens without regard to politics. has been
presented to Eli Perry and Dr. Qpackenbush, request
Ing them both TO resign their claims to the MayorP'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

PROVIDENCE, Friday, June IL 1917.
Two conviCtionswere obtained to-day under the new
law. which declares grog shops nusances Inc cases
were carried up to the Supreme Court on bull OF eX-
eaptiOns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

Mr.. Crabbe and his friends gave out that be was
invited by Pesauar the lately dep0sed Governor Of
Sonora 10 assist him in warning against the Central
Government and retstablshng himself as Governor,
or ruler Ot Sonora under whatever Names IN TACT,
they exhibited documents to this effect. Ills men
believed the nyitation TO be real, and perhaps it
was: but il WIS no warrant tn Americans 10 invade
a province Of a Government With whom We are at
peace Ths party arrived IL the Colorado early IN
March ana there, before passing from beneath ths
protection # toe stars and, stripes intD foreign
country, md with hostile intent, IN. Evans, az
he relate the story hims j at SOnta 10 DIR. Dtt''-
bar. an American tradev, took Mr. Crabbe ASIDE
and po nJBg 10 the flag cE ms county foaung over
Fort mas, said: Can. Crabbe, before leaya
the protection of that fag, | wish t., know whore
an, going aud what art going to do;" 10 whirh the
Cereal replied: - IL YOU don't know by this time.
| ca got xhlighten you any mOr--" ." Ing, SAID
the Doctor, 4" is too 'sgue; ! III et have Something
more clear and explicit Gener1i or mast leave
Won" .'If you cave, Decor" repled Gen.
Crabbe s'you had better do now, for 4 sou save
after crossing the Colorado y5u will b. consldsred
,deserter, and ocsed after a icordingY."
Fbat was emo Ugh, The Doctor, Ike a sensible
man. eft and is alive to tel the tale, while Aot one
/ Who crossed in:s Sonora 9TH CraSbe, save boy,
has been spared. Crabbe with ~ men, puzzled for
| ward and in april reached Cavorcs, vlhge In the
l. vicinity Of Altar SOnera. While about 20 enter The
| tOTn, Capt. 4odrguezs Tue cOuhahua1a, went ou'
| TO meet Their, 10 ask them what they wanted, per
hsps. and ysss shot dead without ssrd Of CORE
| spoudence having passed between diem. The So
norians BE- came excited fought, retreated aud raj
lied, the battle lss,lDg for eight days within tn
town, tie contestants On each side being behirt
adobe yyaIls Ciabbe aud his men were at As
| driven from tbetr shelter by buraing arrow which
fred the thatsh aboye their heads, and rushed int
the street., bearing white flag before them. The
we've put under arrest and shot in squads next day
But the Mexican account of this affair Iaust nav
reached YOU by way Of Acapulco, eysn whie
write, That account agrees pretty nearly with tina
broJght us by way Of San Diego.
fhs affair has created some little newspaper excite
mtnt and some Of the journals tGik loudly OF yenge
once. That and the deploraba condition Of VAN
hes efectuay for the present checked the hious.ei
here They are silent, snd have lost All 'ng'
'keas!sa patriotism. a! TIC adjourned meeting '''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
rhe following /. ~ Trca.nre Ii.l E.le aeorge Law:

From San Francisco. ...,.......... 81
FROM AsPEvALL.
s Lsmbursh Bro. leo Ferd. Theirat. .s,,,,s.
Grand Total. l,Sa,376
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

). BunkH, Tuolrmne,
h. Quarles, Tuol,unne,
n. w. Van Doren, TuOlumaS
Robt. NJ. Holiday, sOlsno,
Thos. NJ. Maupin. SOlanO,
X. G. HendricN, Solano,
VIM. Stevenson, SolanO,
Hugh SeatOn. SolanO,
81 Porter, Contra Costa,
n. Perkins, Contra Costa,
Edwin Tucker, Contra Costa,
Geo. Gin, Contra Costa,
Geo. T. King. Marin,
John Lemarue. Marin,
+. HOhenharsen. unknown,
A. Hine, unknown,
Robert Button, unknown,
Edward Kaufman, unknown,
X. w. Madison, unknown,
r. o. Wilcox, unknown,
w. NJ ,Iardis, unknown,
j. w. Evans, San francisco,
j. A. Cortelyou, San Frsncisco,
+. b. Wilder, San FrAnciseo,
Richard Perry, San francisco,
Chas. w. ToZer, Yreks,
Robt. c. Wood, YFeks.
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he Massacre ofthe Sonora illibuSferS

FULL DETAILS OF THEIR LAST sTRue GLE
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following IN bis command
II. A. Crgbbe San joaquin,
v. n. Wood. Contra Costa,
w. IA McCcUn. Contra Costa,
joan ID. Oxlcy, Tuolumne,
ID. : Mcdowell. Iuolumne,
heury l.. Watts, Tsolumue,
Benz T. Gillion. Tuolumne,
Geo f.. Hoyt, Tuolumne,
VIM. Wilson. Tuolumue,
Tho.. Coates, TuOlumne,
DR.. I. J. Oxley, TuoluInne,
Cbas. +. Parker Tuolumne,
James McGfaw. ruolumne,
T. r. Taylor, Tuolumne,
John Edmonson, Tuolumne,
Or. Evans, Tuolumue,
Chas A. Lewis, 1uolumne,
VIM. Anderson. Tuolumne,
J. NJ Faul. TuO!umne,
Jas. W Woods. Tuolumne,
Sam. KENNEL Tuolumne,
" \. Miller. Tuolumne,
]. G. Harrison. Tuommne,
VIM. Randolph, Tuolumne,
WIN. A. Allen, Tuolumne.
Thos. Craig, Tuolumne,
4. W. Allen, Tuolumue,
IA Il..I.r. 1iugluur..a
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
G L N ERAL sun Nj A II Y.

TEA TASTING New York writer gives the following
particulars of the effects of 'tea tasting and samplng
upon the constitution of those engaged in the business
1.-THE death of famous tea broker in this city lately
calls to mind the curious nature of his business. won
der any your readers at the West know that their
fisdousness in the choice of the herb which cheers but
nebriates is the of the establishment of pro-
fession ea tasting which certain death to
a the continued practice of opium eating. The
of tea broker faster depends upon the trained
accuracy of his and palate his experience in the wants
American market and keen business tact If he has
those qualities in high cultivation, he may make from
$40 900 to $40 900 per while he lives and die of
decoration of the lungs. He overhaus cargo of tea,
classes it, and determines the value of each sort In
doing this he first looks at the color Of the leaf and the
general cleanliness of it, He next takes quantity of
the herb in his hand and breathing his warm breath upon
it, he snu1s up the fragrance In doing this he draws
into his lungs quantity OF irritating and stimulating
dust which is by wholesome. Then sitting
down at the table in his Office which is long of
little porcelain cups and pot of hot water he draws the
and tastes the infsel In this way he clasies the
different sorts to the mnutest shade, makes the different
prices and s then ready to compare his work with the
invoice The skill of these tasters is fairly marvellous
but the effect of the business their health is have
said, ruinous. AT the end of hard days work they
feel and act fdgety and cross as hysteric old maid
The British coinage for the year 1856 was SOC I59
soyereigns 500 half soveregns 20l T60 orins,
g. 1853 900 shings, 920 sixpences, 5,040 groats
l5s fourpences, LOIS 298 three pences 4,I20 two
pencss and 1920 silver pence The total value of the
gold coined last year was 70 III and that OF the
silver coin f462 52Sthe real cost value of the metal
having been f43i 609- The copper coinage of 1856 in
cluded 2I2 2SS pence l942 $50 half pence, 1892
farthings, and 9l3 920 half fnthngs- making total
value Of s143Tl7 The purchase value Of the copper
was only f73,324 Last year 23i, o0,3II ounces of
silver coin purchased for reconage at nominal
value OF f677, $780, and the mint value at 5s Cd.
ounce being f46 it follows that the loss by recon
age was fT5, l0i.
The following is the statement of the immigration to
! aIa tot tbp nf Anon The txypnT
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
THE GREAT RARRDcuE Ar AsHLANp.

The Louisville Courier Of last Friday issue con
tains full and glowing report of the great barbecue
given at Ashland, Kentucky, ON the 18th, by Hon
Courier observes
"a lovely aud beautiful spot for the festivities
than the woods OF Ashland could have been found
under the broad canopy Of heaven, and fitting
place could not have been selected where oldne wings
aud democrats could unite in congratulations at the tr-
umphant success Of constitutional principles, and join
hands in pledging united and earnest corporation in
curing to themselves and their poserity the priceless
blessings and privileges enjoy.
- There was immense ooncourse of gentlemen and
ladies' in attendance the number present being various
ly estimated at from six to eight thousand emf
nent and distinguished gentlemen from this and other
States being Of the number. There were speaking and
dancing and eating enough 10 satisfy the inclnatons and
tastes Of all The munifeent hospitality OF the proprie
tor OF Ashland the theme Of admiration His beau
tul house and grounds thrown open TO his ysiters
and all made at to feel themselves at home
The dinner was sumptuous and the supply proiuseiy
abundant Burgoo that would have tempted the palate
Of the yerest epienre and fat lambs and delicious NUT
ton and those best bloods of Ashland served up
in a style of indispensable excellence
The speaking was most excellent. We have never
on any similar occasion heard good The orators
all exceedingly happy. They each introduced to
the assembac by Hon. John G. Breckenridge, the Vice
President of the United States in his inmitable
The speeches all Of exactly the right
elgthi 10 point, gave
delight the thousands of eager listeners. Breckenridge
Clay, Anderson, Willard Hammond, Preston, Holt, Tai
bott Robinson, Porter Wicklihe, and Lndley all made
telling speeches
The weather fine, and everything passed off it
began most auspioiousy. 1t was of good feeling
between old wings and democrats, who were working
shoulder TO shoulder for the welfare and glory of their
country which it did the patriots heart good to
The Ashland barbecue win long be remembered with
pleasure by those who participated in it, and the good
that will result from it cannot fail to be yet made mani
fest ;"
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE.
RIES OF MARYLAND.

following Pa,apco
terry, class lse, drawn August s, 1887
81 As 1 Sc 62 so 2S 3 s As SIS 35 &C
The following the drawn numbers the Patapsco
terry, class 1s3, drawn August TO- 1857;
IS 80 70 81 SO so 62 IS 10 &c 81 2T
The following Of the Patapsco Institute Lot
tory, class 1s4, drawn August IL, 1867:
6s 20 "a 81 80 20 80 81 SO SO Sc
The following Paapsco Institute Lot
terry, cass ls5, drawn August H. 1857;
80 81 IL 81 76 Sc 4s 81 ca ~ AZ
following the nATaco Institute
terry, class is6, drawn August 10, 1857
Is 81 Sc Al AZ Al 80 2I 81 A 81 28
The following the drawn numbers Of the Patpseo
terry, class 1s7, drawn August IL, 1857:
As SO 35 rs "a Al "a So SO 27 SO G6
following Maryland Consolidated
Lottery for the benefit Of rcSomoke river &C. class
August 4 1857
66 % Is rs 10 "a 4s "a II 46 81
To following the drawn numbers Of the Consolidated
Maryland class 22 drawn August 3, 1857
20 "a T3 40 80 "a AZ So &c 22 IA
following Mary Consolidated
Lottery for the benefit Of Washington County 6
August 10, 1867
So 81 40 32 Is / 70 so 62 20 30
following Maryland Consolidated
Lottery for te benefit of Town q Bel AR &c. class 81 drawn
August II, 1851
as 46 IL Is 10 54 Is 2s 40 &C So III
The following Maryland Consolidated
Lottery for die benefit Of the susquehanna Canal ke class 81
drawn August IL, 1857:
"a So 40 35 Al 5 73 As 46 81 IL
Lottery for the benefit Of Carroll County, &c class o3
Angus. Ia, 1857
20 Is "a 81 p 1a IS 40 2s 81 Is 62
81 IL
r. FRANCE Co., Managers
Aug 1s-n
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
Look to Your Interest.

NOW is the time TO lay in your fuel for the
IN winter prepared to sell WOOD cheaper
than any other the year.
Weekly receiving large shipments or white
GOALS from the most approved mines the country carefully
pared for coiag stones, grntes and furadoes
Also HICKORY OAK, aud PINE WOOD superior quail
tics sEAsoNRD
DAILY EXPECTEp-
large supply Of CUMBERLAND COAL which will be sad al
the lowest market price.
Orders left with win with prompt
wood delivered of the city by free
age.
Coal kept under io pounds carefully weighed
by sworn weighcr.
T. J. Il w. NJ GAIT,
Onice northwest corner 18th and G streets No 547,
One square south Fennsy yyana ayenue
July 24-1m
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
THE RoUT OF KNOW SoTHNGIsM IN TESSEs

THE RoUT OF KNOW -NoTHINGIsM IN TENNEs-
SEE
The Menrspiis Bulletin Of the sth inst, old-lne
whg paper, (now neutral in politcs) thus alludes to
the complete know-notbng rout in Tennessee:
The returns which reached yesterday confirm the
Impression that there has been complete and universal
rout OF the American or know-nothng organization Ii
is more in the nature of accomplished revolution
emphaticay pronounced verdict of popular condemna
uon-than Of an ordinary triumph of political party 1t
is the death knen Of the peculiar and distinctive organi
cation which assumed To guide, direct and control the
elements opposition to the democratic party The sex
pertinent has worked out To its end and cosmmation,
and the result widespread and rrctreyable disaster
In tumbliRg 10 its ruins it has dragged down. we fear,
good men, whose talents would have been useful in
the public service and whose personal worth under any
other circumstances would have enabled them to over
come the ordinary oppugnation Of political party
Gen. Haris's majority in the State, from present ap-
peaance be much less than ten thousand while
it may leap up from aught any calculate
from the present aspect of the political battlebed to
fifteen thousand IL is the most remarkable result OF
political contest in Tennessee that has anspred since the
Harrison whig deluge OF 1870; and like that, marks
new era Of the party politics Of the State.
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
U,HE REASON WHY a careful collection 90

TTNHE REASON WHY a careful collection Of many
n hundreds Of reasons or things which generally beiev
ed mpereoy understood Copousy English cdi
ton Price 80 cents free by mail receipt stanps
Light IN the Valley Ny Experiences sprituasm. Mrs New
ton Crnsland Illustrated. sI Is =
Violet, or the Danseuse. az cents
Biographical sketches nv Naeauhv .nrls4cus
Railway Library. cents NfFS-
Punchs Pocket book Fun Appeions Railway Library SO cent?
The Biographical History Of Philosophy origin in Greece
aswn 70 the present day BY George Henry "a s
The same in two volumes, sS
just pnblshed, and FOR sale at
TAYLOR MAURYs
AUG l4-st Bookstore near ON stree.
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
DIED.

residence Mount Hope Georgetown Heights the ITh
insi Col wM ROBINSON, the roth year q his age.
Tis funeral win place today Tuesday, O'Clock, m
ls residence friends Of the family invited
attend
On the instant ALICE daughter Of r~ CHAR
fIgHR
The Washington union., 1857-08-18

THE FoUSDsroS ARCHES of the new custom house and
post Office building in Alexandria completed and
the granite saperstructue commenced
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
1T Is NOT A DYE.
Mrs. y. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer.

Gray haired bald persons with diseases q hair scalp read The
following and Judge q the articles

Mrs. 8. A. Aliens ZyiObalsamum,
Worlds Hair Dressing essential with the ester and
tbs best hair dressing for Old extan being often enicaeoas
a of hair falling 6c., wiihont the Restofer
REV. H. " DtEN Editor Guide 10 Holiness We testify to its
effects.
PRESIDENT EATON, IL slurfreesboo Tenn. Notwth-
standing irregular use, falling hair my gray
locks restored 70 original enlor, &c.
REV MORLEY Aieboro Massachusetts Il has changed the
Crown Glory belonging old 20 the original hne of
REV rIIAcfE years age Pitcher, chcaango county
Ny hair Is restored ii Is nothing like dye"
&c.
REV D + WOOD, bhddeown, New York "My hair and
Of another family has greatly thckened where almost
bald &c
REV JAMES MCKEE. York city, recommends
REV W PoRTEUs, stanwich Conn II has
expectations = &c
" eRlswoIp Washington, H. "It really eacaeous
restoring the hair,p &c-
REV sfRATT, Lewisburgh Pennsylvania We and do
cheerfully recommend l." &c
TusIIN, Charleston, s c. The white hair
obviaied' &C.
BLANCHARD Mcrlen, n H. eve think highly OF
your preparation" &c.
REV b s,iFfII Praitsburgh surprised my
hair n r when was young &c.
REV NJ CIlNCIi Iewisburl stopped my
falling and caused a growth" &c. e
REV A. iNR chaAnque county n Y al am satisfied and
ommend it'
REV MORRIS Gross River, best prcpara
extant.p
REV wM CUTTER Eder Mothers Magazine, york.
Hv
as- might swell this list but, If convinced, IT
We these preparations Europe
soding all others there well the United
does Sold all the principal wholesale and
tail merchants ia the I. s. Cuba or Canada,
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

NUISANCE We have been requested 10 direct the at
tenon of the Board OF Health to the condition Of the
sewers from which strong eiuvum Is emitted the
south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets
The Washington union., 1857-08-18

DEArH on ASorHm cLERK. K.-James b Hunt, frst-
class clerk in the General Land ONCE died Saturday
evening last having been in feeble health for several
months past.
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
Ben. a p. A. whitIock . Co.

Ben. A. f. A. whitIock A. Co.,
l3 BeekmGn Srea, corner of Ndssou opposite the Aor
House.
TFoPaEroRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE oRIAAET CABINET
IMPORTERS Of Gognac brandies for druggists and
merchants Dupay, Hcnnessey, I1ne
uion, CO. and other
pe's q the celebrated brAndes tho native proof ami aAY0
Cognac via -
Vineyard q ch.ioAn Bernard,
Iiqueur des champs
superior vineyard, yieux cOgnac
ALSO
Exclusive importers
Old hoy Hollands,
Bargonlaster schnApp-,
sherry Madeira Port wines &c &c
Aies, pOrters, aud cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE cREMANr
BM&EA W a % are the exclusive wins and
Of shipments by regular beg
given guarantee Thai n
viii be und decaey of flavor and quality any
present imported
NJ whilock
EiW'd A. Whitock,
Fredk j. HayeFstiek, BEN E. A. WTIIIIO(K Co
Oliver W. Dodge t@&
Henry cAnimeyer.
May 2S--lys
The Washington union., 1857-08-18

The New York papers announce the DEATH st the adj
yanoed age Of Sc, Of Walter cochrane esq, father Of
Hon. John Cochune
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
Mayors ONCE,

Mayors once,
Washington August IL, 1857.
DROPOSAIS viii be received at this Office until
saturday the AID Instant II O'Clock for the
amshoue this the site Of The Old acc ldng
plans drawngs and specifications adopted by the corporation
drawings by Charles Haskns, be in his
copies Of the specifications obtained
proposals for each description Of work viz h for the brick
stone work. and excavations; 3D.
3d for iron work sih pasterng 9Th oh Cor
painting and glazing Bids Cor the whole will also received
As the contractor win be required security amount
oneh OF hs whole bad for the and aiu performance
the contract each hd
two uretes with their written willingness
The obligation W. H. MAcRUDER,
Ang ltd Mayor
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
sTEAM ENGINE AND BoILER FoR SALE.

VNHE Engine is of about eighteen horse power
and, although has been in years good as now
too large for the purposes which applied descrip
ton Of the engine who purcAse
viii inspect for themselves The Messrs Ellis manufac,usd n ana
this sufficient Of lis may be seen af t,
Union cfhce where The terms viii be made known.
July Aft
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

FashionabIc Dry Goods In New York.
A immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IN stantly on hand also, full
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETfNGs
0cohs atngs mats materials curtains s
window shades, &c, &e.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PFuCEs!
LORD & TAYLOR.
255, 257, ESQ, Grand street
May 26-ly and AZ and 40 Caiharine street
The Washington union., 1857-08-18
American Gothic and Brass-FoiI Roofing.

American Gothic and Brass-FoiI Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENIo IATHIA, ARCHITECT, NJ s h. A, Sc
nESlGNS made for concrete churches villas cot
IL tages, and EARN buildings Once Gotle Cappqua
Weschester county New York
June IT--dd
Il 0ST-0n Thursday evening the 2eth instant 4
Il long white lace scarf The andeT % be oeray
by leaving at 43o fifteenth
May 30--n Istarl