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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

To he Honorable he COMMON COUNCIL
GENTLEMEN: The following order ia copy OF VIII
has been issued by the Chief Of Police to the Cap
respective districts Of the city under the title OF
and inasnuch that order was Issued without
with IA, a. the chief executive officer ~ the city
termanaed the same, and instructed the Captain.
tricts to refuse obedience TO any such order or d
also inclose 4 copy of my order to the Captains OF
viii take such action In the matter a. the natur
may demand Respectfully sunEittcd;
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WHIT UOOOEe
CORNER Of HAKkisoA AND FRONT
~ STREETS square be.ow the Steam p sx krt A
Ferry dlnI j !. Humphrey y 10, .tous,s,or.
wcult respectfully sn0avv " their ~ .l.f
All tie public ge. ally taai they Lave this
LAk1L SEw uoIkL
AID added more tla hall former sixe ssd
hasias ie-nttwd sd n. furnished the e.tlro h.u..
arc ptepafsd 10 reader the stas Of gu~.ts lles.sut
ahss ~,A star 10 mrts e1-tla vi the p.truu
inis As'ase i. o.. sf the aso.t psa.a.t -. ~
i'A,s..l~ss, ssmma dAas Nes ~ the rlsss " Kaek
is'"-e eisNi as.a II STA Feft Armstrong f.by,f
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n. DALZELL, III. 4 CO.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer |!
Fs~a.,s ssppssS ~ sAsys ssssc..
ME ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w supply q every article usually kept IN our
line. Thankful for pas; patronage We would sal
ccaiIuuancr Of same
MoLAssEs
Imperial,
ell grade. and qualities.
Baltimore Oy siers, Lobsfers, Clans, Salmon aud
SaFdlnes IN CaB-, superior article and warranted.
Preserves J~llies 0vrkins, EngllsL Pickles, Olive
Oil PEPPER sauce. keichups &c, la GIas4
sad Powders In Cans.
Mustard, Spices, Chocolate, Broina, Sage, Canary
Seed, Pearl barley, Ground ktee. Parma salera,us,
starch soda, Lxiraets IL all kinds Nnccaroni Yer
miceiii, Fancy Soaps Brushes, Baskets sc
Camden Fi.,ur, Corn Meal Honsins Oas Meai, &C
Louisville Cement, Nails, Glass, Ae kc
Call aad examine our stock which we will warrant
N. DALzELL, JR. 4 co,
Ieco + Cor. Second aud ierry street
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Tl,-- Ss-.l. I...a''..' .,,'s1ta hNIIKUAD
AID ftttsearH-ThL AokxINu nx,, .i. ~ -. =.
caves fei,ss.iehls fer f.',..ars Al ~ 4 y
fiI.cssx esf tt.isdsipL.A ~ a II. -, - -
flsisdsiphlA = y 1HL Si.i,i nxrssf g
W-sn lssyes fltiAaelphia fof Pii.bur. :, =, HEE.s
g fiIskesg ~ ihilsa~lpAis II 10 r ~ .
he above il4sssecai.ess u I,.bssrx vain ~. ",
s-as " s..d f.szn ~ Louie, NJ, AIion i.ale.s a
$50, ~ tssaksar, I~Ailgioa ss.d isu..y,a.a'
Asfss aAsts DsUto... bsri. x&e.a Besitfs..,a
y tsasss1Ss s'eas, CssrssA.a Goiuustu. za-s.sie
a31s.vn 80 Wooster, Ollie siso With a. -
Louisville s-sd Csne a..sil - aseisi
s.9ss i's-s-s -. " had ioes from either u IL.
~ fsrRss Daria<slsr1 s~s Lasa ,,.,i. :, a.. A.
cal .Iasti. kAsaa Pass~.ssrs ison si.s w.. ~.
- ks1e 14a(sest A-u ns<-f pstislss.s r.s.s.. =.
Ss+@Ass1e ~ Anefe, 800 fosk ~ HS.to.'
T00MAn M(aIaw
,x~a~.Al.qe Saasa4esr LlA~s, fka.sdr.,l.ss
fsil.1e -. =. s,.ss.ssGs Liss. Fissss
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Stoves, sc.


=. ,. lAlsees . Co.'s xAvsg66S0GSs.
ST Ov ES,
Wholesale onil Retail
Among our assortment stands unrivail-d the
Forest OAK.
For wosd or coal This stove ls an lmpsovemsH,
nm a. scot, County Fair aLd II the state Fair
Of Illinois
GOLDEN AGE. FOR WOOD,
VULCAN AIR-TlOHT, WOOD OR COAL.
CiIaaaa 4 Charter OAK Cock. zeal er vvssa.
BLACK DIAMOND FOR COAL
CLIMAX, FOR COAL
SNOW BIRD, For DO.
CENTURIAN, GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR, KING OF
STOVES, ELEVATED OVENS, &C.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper. Japan and
Drlseantn Ware.
hEFioERAToEs; WATER COOLERS, AND
FflrkEEKs
ROOFING AND sPOUTING,
AID JoBBiSG q all kinsi. a: slor, ao,ec and l.,,
of city references siScn.
COPPER WORK,
fof machinery and Steam Engines. ao,,s - o,y.,
Those erecting Steam Mil. or n.eLin.,y =, -,
klnd wherein copper l. used, ak 10 ral - 8.
yeiofe for the same IN Chicago or farther
GUARANTEE OuR WORK,
ana save .ru TIE iisc iroull aud expense iscurr.d
ia getting such work done ahruad
Post Once NV
spa T., GILLETT co
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DURR = SWIFT,
Wholesale Grocer,
COMMISSION y sssEscuAur.
no u BRADY STREET,
D~vespsss, Iews.
Have IN hand and receiving daily
ALL KINDS OF GOODS IN THE GROCERY
LINE
The following comprise part VI our ss.ok which W.
WILL SELL LOW FOR CASH.
~ lsags Rio Jn.r loo boxes SOAP
10 bag. Java do 81 boxes Candle.
% bags Marseobo do ~ boxes Starch
~ hhds sugar 10D hoxes sa.rraiu.f
- bills crushed Sugar - boxes Sod
"a hh!- powdered do loo esxo. Eakinx Powdrs
70 bbis grocsrs do eafsups. F.rkfes
lO0 half chests Tea Pepper Sauce tayo
~ 40, ., IL 10. cad .ao Taploca, Maeearonf
icoeoc Cigars, ectan.oa3 Nrrmaeilia, farlnA,
100 boxes tobacco Ea..i..
Deleher. syrup and No rrslnss, csrra.,.,
iassc. Dried rvaohee, Almonds,
~ enis dr1ed Apples Eraril Nuts. Pecan Mute,
~ don faIls knstish walnuts,
loo nests Tuba lapsrr Enxtl.L Nh.
l0u doz Brooms tarsl.
100 boxes N y Assorted
sfrRM OIL,
wHAIE OIL. AND
MACHINERY oil.
COARSE, FINE AND
DAIRY SALT MANILA
ROPE ALL sIzE RED
CORDS TWiNE AND
SEAMLESS BAGS AC
payenporfs tehsJ
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION,
.. .. @0O0EHH
FoesMasN, s1NeAine SAen.
H0O0 W00RBs

THlkp STREET. OPPOSITE THE CATH
J. Ollie Burial 0rcnna
supcr"r s,sam kngiass from ave to ave Aunased
n,r.s Powefi Engtncs IA,he-, Plahrss 8ri.t Niils
Al descriptions of NIL Work done promptly Ana M
the b~-i manner. Particular ai,enii.a is.s 10 n
palriax Machinery
. fsr.ns. requiring shafng viii aaa his Adiu., able
Hanger and Self os'ng ros~. .areriar TO anything
IN
nc =. sole Agent In the west Cor the mann f.eturs
~ ActorTs csieeraf~d Anti. Fyiesstr IIofse pousr
'uPsft"f mschiues Tor the Purpes- Ut~rd<d The
attention of Farmers is psrtlcul.rl, requested 10
those labor saving msehlsee
Also Ornamental ncnss Castings Il vasisus de-
Signs aid superior nnish CAPS sslis, Hrsekr,s
ir.sses Ac &C. made 10 order cf the lassst ana
lest PATTERN. ~
1.-Two very superior Steam Easine. for sale
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SUMNER AKK.ANt1L MINT.

SUMMER AEkAN0LNtNt.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE FIRST
~ AID nniii further Notice Trains will leave Rock
liza "a daily tsunday. excepted as follows
LIT pas Express sad Mail train 10 Is A
NtEht hpFsss ~. u, NJ
81 Fres aaa 81 class ears ....-.......- - 4
fral..s arrive at Rock Island, daily, sunday. ex.
copied. A. follows
Ii Nisht Expires. Al. ....................u 20 A VI
~ Daily EXPIRES. aud Mail Mt ........... . so y 81
u Freight all "a Class al. 10 10 4 NJ
A ;rans over th,s Road Ia direct eoaucetloa
a. tAicsso with train. ever both the .chgaa Sanths
era n a Michigan teatra q Il to aad from Detroit,
Tossdn Cleveland, Colutu bus Claensaii, Titl.huFg
d. Kirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fail., Aha ~ New York
lhiiadelphiz, Baltimore AID Washington Also. at
u sale With traa, u the llhao,- Icnfrs Raad
North 10 0Aleaa and south 20 st LOU. aad Cairo
10 which phases tickets can be procured ~
- BENSON,
Ticket Agent, X Il Depot, Il I
Passengers are reminded ~ TIA. nce.ssity OF giving
.Ftac directions a. - the destination of their BAG
gtse; Also, e. procurc tickets before takiag scat. Ia
the cara ~ the conductors collect fares o.iy 10 Sta
70 Ga the iine Of the Calcago sad Rock f.laud
Railroad
JOHN =. TRACY, Superintendent 4.
w IL wRirsls, A..'t snpt
Rock lslaad April -, iss:.
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ffeSn GfoCer1eS d wholesale
sM'CarM y Ne0tf,
csnccs.sors Of Ryan 4 Ncarn,
No. Front street, ana Levse..
A RE DAILY RECEIVING FRESH SUP.
a PLlEs Of Choice Groceries, ard making NJ.
cni~ for heavy additional stock Laving fun
e"nndencc that they cat supply the MerchaGts AID
brucerymen with all the various articles In their
line on more favorable terms counting costa THAI III
going TO Fl Louis or Chicago
~ addition 10 = heavy aud complete stock NJ OIlO
tERIEs We would call the attention Of dealer. and
builders 10 big stock VI NAILS " all .ircs and
beet brands Also, GLASS u all si1e. beat quality
NJ single aud double crown.
We keep constantly on hand a supply Of
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
from the Msqr"ks,s Union Mills, which we win ssil
81 the cheapest rates.
!. s-tsood. delivered to the cit, dealers free Of
charge
nleSOLUTION.--T FIRM OF RYAN a
- Nee Arm In the Grocery business wac dissolved
on the 18th Of Ma. Mt Thos Hcott having purrh
Mr Ryan's intere.t The firm wili hereafter be Nc
CASH scorr, who will conduct business al the old
stand, No Front street, aud Lsvee We win col
ieet AL claims aud pay all debts of the LAT. drm
jun6f
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Peaasylvaala Rallrsad.

bVWoSy bvooso A0uu5O00s
l0k - - v
'dk GKEAf CENTRAL houiE toy.
sgcrisa the Afiasiie elite. with the ws.,crn
Northwestern, aad soutENe-teru states. by a en-
tiauoas Halfway direct THIS Rad al.o eonf.e,. !,
fsttsensUe with daily lne u Steamer, all port. on
the North w~stera Lake. inaki.sg tE. fao.t direct
eheays., AID reliable route by Which frcixLi ean h,
Ssrwsrdsd 10 asd froin the Great West
AArss ssSssss ssil ApslruiA ASp pfrrssrn.
tissi Class .Hoois SHOES, uat.,
AID Iays, Bp,ks, Dry Uvods fla .
.sxs-. hA.ss AID trask- Drugs. tin 'oS per i"V 10
pSass Ard oA!esl Fars Feathers,
vscosp Stasy Domestic sheetinx
sasHlas and Tsektlg TN orlsiusi
eAiesD Drugs. nn eAsksD Hart co. psx ,,sn il,
y sgs, Leather, thu rolls OF eoxss4
Wosl aud sheep P~l,. kAstuara
Tsisr CASA -Anv.ls, stsel, Chain.
a. ca.k-,) Hemp. bAsoa, Pu.s
sAlisd tioosc or la sacks Tohacro ser u.t ,na 4,
Manufactured, te1espt C,gass Q.
eat, 70
Forasa CLAss -Cones, Fish, bacon
Beef aad Pork, Ga cAsks vr boas.
Ea.swArd,) Lard 4 Lard OIL, Lead sae her loo N
SsNs, Ssda Ash, German Clay
Tar, P4ssh Rosiu, 80.
fLoca-ti per barrel until further no,lee
oHA.s-sec pss ~ ies uaii further DotIee
tottos-o1 yer bele, NOT sxesedi..g .oo ID. weight
-. L. skipvL.s oooas FROM any polu. ..., of rh,.
.aslpAs ss particular e mark package. via f,al.
-ss-ts ss this koad Il PLilsdslpl.a or fi,, .ba,s
~.i es forwardsd without detention
:, fkEi0MT AGENTS -Harris, wormy ca.
asinfl,s- Iena, u D. tass = Co, NJ. Louis j i
s.,essia : s,at Evansville. lid bam~slil, G,li 4
n4faosN, AID Carter = .D~weat, LouIsYiilr. Ks. II
ifa's ' .4s' Madison. lad spfxIsn Brow, AID
80 =, l.scl 10. ~ kliby street, Bostoa. LsrsA
a Aston neu.s, New YORK; William 81 AID
I.sr.w =. ! j saeeder, Philadelphia
PiiissaIs W. ffo~e''eas,
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NEW HSDAkk asens,ssa

ahRhAsoA, bEA" LIN tkoNr AMI
= Scv.a streets, oae square bel0w ,Lo r.rrx
L.. aasy, J. kisfrr. froprIetvf 's"s
his House L. ote VI lne iaasi rlsasani loes.lan.
kock Lsla4d ,.a.s,s
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Lambert LQnhePyg
CANNON = HuCllD
Steam Sew 81 49, ~,


Dooa, SAM AID 4UD 1Ac1oar.
LAR0Esr LuNu23 YARD IN DAvKNp0RT
TEE EuDsCRlDE1s HAVE on HAND
= ana eosr ~ snls he lasgssa and best a.sovs.
BUILDING MATERIAL
ever oacred IN n~vsapost, eousisfiax Of
S1e,eeD feet Framing Timber Of every dlsuepsion
$1,000 Do seasored gl.erirg, rough aud drs..aa
sSs A. -. bard fran - 20 = feet iosg
S'0oo d. siding fea,Aersdscd, aud Laif.lsea. ~
1900 "a Clear Lamlsr for anislias, Of sv,vy
skickness " 800
eoo,0oo do Cot Shineies
ison0 % No oAsvea ohlne,~s
9n0oD d. SAVED ~
saO,oop do Lab
1000 do Hcksis
~: Ai:o. Iarre assostpses e nssEA saeA, n11alA
MM9sw and Door Krones, UGQ1MsR 81 nsguo
work Of ever. variety - - ~ - q9cAU. 60
siantiy oa hard 80 ssneGolaeoss1 - 0yes = ths
=: -; 10; 4 y :.'ss.ssai.
- nsal1l NON s1ssy.
-. nuDos Unuuuna
n4A1m0 9A1s0ooA, una A.. D0o.
~ go N'sk fss1 N - 1ssSlss
Sn1 - - = Uuvn 1870
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Are Iou lneurod Z

IF NoT-TiiEN STEP RIGHT UP TO THE
/ Once u QUE of tho b~us Companies In tho eoun.
try AID get a Policy that Will 10 ~osth something
after ahrs am Agent for the Quaker City Cosi.
paay Of Philadelphia, with Cash Capital, ali paid
H. Of s15O0uO, with liberty IN Increase !, double
II " NORRIS Agent,
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FURNITURE
SOUTHERN wAREROoNS.
c II AS. a. st Z " \ f I,
III & l73 Canal Street.
NEW ORLEANS. q.
FURNITURE
e" ONE DOLLAR ~
WHAT IT WILL DO.
II wiU procure for goat q ach07fyeor

It ~ll procure for goat rho1Weor
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.tttl IS
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Among TIE hundreds Of complimentary notices
We have received from newspapers N every section
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y. !. Sun.
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at is one # the best weeklies now published, and
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THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends
i and the public, that they have e------------7-->
just received and are daily receiving = .cas.a.i sss
an extensive assortment of CABINEI a|J-j----vE
FURNITURE of every variety and style; also a
choice assortment of the following articles, wit
chairs feathers, spring, moss, and hair mattresses;
curled hair hair coth,. piush damasks, cords, and
tassels, gmps varnish, etc, etc.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine our
stock, which will be offered at prices that cannot ta
to please. 9. FLINT JONES,
Nos. 46 and Is Royal St, y. Q.
February 9Th, 1854
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The Publishers viii supply Specin !. :,
numbers gratuitouSv 20 agents and po| =
masters, and will make liberal arraneeme4
it'll them for the circulation of the Mad -
he. They will also supply Clubs, OF =
arsons. at Five Dollars year, or five n
'Hs at Ten Dollars. Clergymen supplied
wo Dollars a year. 10
HARPER 4 BROTHERS
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
sewing Machines.

Wilson's Patent Rotary .Sewiay Machine,
ltiN now be seen in operation by persons 5.,af,.
y wishing to purchase, at No. II St. <>..sDys,'s
Charles street. New Orleans, up stairs *
The utility OF these machines is no longer matter of
opinion bat settled fact, manufacturers at the North
give them decided preference over all others ever
interested, and planters are fast bringing them
into general use, not only for the of their families
but especially for making up negro clothing.
An experienced hand, with one of " ilSons Rotary
Nachinc5,-which takes from 200 TO 800 stitches
per ninutc-ean do the work of fifteen seamstresscs
with ease.
This machine is simple and not liable to get ont Of
order. II Is not NOISY onpiicated-workinc with
shuttle two needles, and dozen or more wheels
but, on the contrary, heat little altic6, working with
noodle only not having shuttle or wheel in if.
Ladies and seamstreSses who purchase ma chimes
can receive instructions from experienced and prac-
tea, teachers how TO them on application nj the
sewing rooms. No l. st. Charles street. IN stairs
A constant supply of improved machines, needles
spools, suitable thread, etc, for sale.
Orders from abroad by mail promptly attended to.
y. Orleans Feb. :. JOSEPH HUFTY
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
SIOO,OOO worth OF Fashionable
Clothing. at Retail.

IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
I $IOO,OOO worth OF Fashionable
Clothing. sat Retail.
I LERED MUNROE Il cos. lose PRrE SToRF
a No. 81 Magazine. Street, corner OF Gravier. We
would inform friends, and the public i'll general
hat our present stock of
Ciotbing, furnishing Goods, ST.,
pnequaled in extent and beauty by that Of auv
other establishment in the United States To be
convinced of this statement it is only necessary to
can and examine. Our immense sales are brought
about by the simple fact being known that the prices
place upon goods is uniformly low and the quality
Of each article is guaranteed what it is represented to
be. Perfect satisfaction is what We aim at in dealing
with our customers.
All orr clothing is manufactured at our establish
ment, No AL Broadway, New York, under tt . i'm
mediate superintendent of one of our firm, nho
spares pains in securing the most desirable 6vIes
Of goods. 1t is with the fullest confidence of being
able to give satisfaction, that invite all who may
be in want Of articles in our line to cal and examine
our assortment.
The following is only partial list of articles:
ff0ck and Dress CoatS.-French and English black
cloth dress and frock coats do do blue, brown null
berry and Green cloth frocks: do do black mulberry
brown, olive, and golden brown cloth Pokas French
I'D AEllsh lack and fancy colored cloth walking
eoat5; HhAs6ya Fur, new stvIe. sac; French black
mulberry, and olive cloth opera sacs;, do black and
fancy coored doeskin Union sacs; do extra superfne
drab ana fancy colored walking coats; codrington,
gray, mixed, and silver gray sacks and polkas: Frch
black, blue brown, and olive beaver sac and trock
coats; do blac, brown. and slver-gray, Whitney sac
coats; do. Labrador various colors) to turn, sac
coats; DO snpertne drab cloth and beaver walking
coats French and English black superfine cloth
ana walking coats; do blue, brown, and drab pilot
cloth sacs
IF.giv and cir al.