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8 <f0 prizes. amounting to
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 50 50.
rls. PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Tho Numbers from 10 JQ.ns, corresponding with
hose Members on the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper encsrcied with small tin tubes and
placed ia one Wheel. sff
The Hrt s6s prizes similarly printed and encircied
are placed in another Wheel.
Tue wheels are then revolyed, and a number 10
drawn from the wheel of numbers and at the same
time Prize IN drawn from tie ether wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out orened and exhibit
ed 10 the audience, and registered by the ComInis
si0uers. the Prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
AUTHORIZATION PgIZEs.-The two preceding and
tue two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
hrst Prizes will be entitled to the 80 Approxims-
on Prizes For example; II Ticket No ii, $50 draws
the s60o0n Prize those Tickets numbered II 2s Il 24s
II ISL II ,252 will each be entitled 70 1870. If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $31,tsd Prize those Tickets num-
bered 5s $40 55i, 352 will each be entitled 20 $3.50;
and so according 10 the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of 500 will be determined by the
u Agure the number that draws the S6aaI prize.
For example: II the number drawing the s6o,eH
prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where the
nuinber ends in l. viii he entitled To $50 ffthe num-
Der ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where tht
number ends in 2. will be entitled 70 $50 and so on
to %. -
Certificates will be sold at the following
rstss which is the risk:
Oertiheate of package Of 10 whole Tickets. $50
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liheate Of a package Of whole Tickets. $sl
~ 10 half n
10 quarter q
4" 10 eighth I(

In ORDERING TICKETs OR CERTiPIcArrs.
Enclose the money TO onr address for the Tickets
or iered on receipt of which they will be Forwarded
By nrs mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending IN
any figure they may designate.
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes Will De sent
t. purchasers Immediately after the drawing
81 Purchasers ssiil please write their signatures
plain aud give their Post Office, County and state.
a@- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
ab G ia full without deduction.
Sc All prizes OF 81 900 and under paid immediate
lv after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
S. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta. Ca.
50 Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.or
A. lanta Georgia, can have their orders hiled, and
save time. by addressing s. SWAN CO., at either
OF those cities.
aS- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled TO- will be published after every drawing in
tn following papers: The Augusta (Ga Consti-
tut ionalst New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inteiligencer New York Weekly Day Book, Savan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and Psulding (Mlss.) Clarion. %
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EOLD AND SILVER WANTED--At
~ the Exchange Oiiiee Of Wm. Hurley, No. 80
Main street. opposite St. Charles Hotel. am pay
Ing the highest market price for American Gold and
kilyer con aud bh ing North and South Carolina,
and all other nneurrent Bank Notes, at low rates
as any other house In the city.
&C 2s-3Sn WM. HURLEY.
lCl BBLE prime COFFEE SUGAR, re.
sDl cstying and ~ ssle hx...a hx.
1e1 BACON &BAskkRvII4L.
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GEORGE PEABODY Co.-In relation to the assIs.
tanee extended to Messrs. George Peabody & Co..
the London News says:
1t would appear that an attempt had been made
to excite dis ust of the Jointsfock banks in cor
seausnce Of the part which some of them havs h.
k, in The arrangement for xfording relief 10 lie
great house the American trade whose tenn nornrv
slnbarrassnlents have o. late engaged 20 much az
nisilins By tie Bank q England of xscc 600 in shs
danbted If 50 large a sum will Do needed. Ths par
ties who have pledged their responsibility % the
some OF the joint stock banks but ample secsTify
for all advances has bepn lodged by the American
Be- net & t.e s. e
Is THAI the Transaction cannot, except under
the most sxtr,onliusry and 'iIprobsbis eembsnar
ton circumstances, result any loss 20 ths par
ss Ma and %s mssawSs Ss sas Z
10 London, together with ali its evl cons aaencss.
The London correspondent Of the N. r. CONNER.
ciai, also says - s7fs9a
Many applications at the Bank Of England are
made and granted, 81 which the public know moth
msnt, because firm that has 1900 0of securities
IN its hands, which IL offer deposit naturally
s,s pubic But there SoSbs II ssas osssr r
in which there are for ket ping the cir
sI'a aqs' and r. ~aeh ss there 9:
"feat foefhas been ft here that the the asssfancs
sought by three Of the lsainz hses In tho COUNTRY
given by the Bank u England Mr. P.eoodys y
evidently one Of the number thus alluded TO-
CoSyIcTE Dor BlaAxr.-wm. Alimon wa tried
recently In Beaufort county. y: o., for bigamy. he
having married ~ife In that state vhsn be hsd
another living In Hampton, Va This csss sxetsed
a god deal Of sympathy, ewing 70 certain msstgAt.
ing circumstances ret be was convicted, sentenced
70 receive thirty.nine Iashes, % be inpsonsd oas
day. and discharged on bis pensopsl recognisancs
i for his appearance al the next court, then 70 b
branded Oh the len cheek with the ictter In pre-.
senee Of the court and 20 receive another tkiFky-
| nine lashes IL IL hardly 20 be supposed thai ks
will appear a. the nextconrti
Tar srssxgR FAsHios. &C Considerable snxisty 4
flt among Genefsi alkers friends in New ogDsans
| ut the non-arriyai of she steamer fsshiou, uhicl
took out Walkers troops. and was 70 rstrrn ~
mediately. A portion Of the Texas regiuuspt ~
rived there Sunday, and Immediately proceeded =
Mobile. ss
CENTRAL Quo RAIlRoAp.--rhe refrsctory eu
liayeea Of this road have bean paid 81 and disnie
ID, and the traics are nov running rsguta<ly.
u 7seFS
fAses AsRtyAl os GKAiS Al uswsao.-rsslvs
III grain ladsn vessels which were deaalned ~
In 10 WeliAnd Canal arrived - osssxp. Nov xQ
an sdAy, with l0l 30 hnshsls " WhsAt an1 la
L rssksf, psssl1eAi y ~ peesi IDglea
ks.'AasipnA4 80 Nj i : d 1, s ssae ssssss
ss-ssasss 4s.s5 ~ $50 sszEi t ~ aE =
ss ~ s.3aaA sssw - aaassA4 4Slsss
-Sassss4.s = ssskss.N ksss ssssI i -
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Lisbon dates to the 18th November. Yellow
fever still ravaging the city, the number Of
deaths being about eighty day. The Cardinal
Patriarch had died of the fever.
The Bank Of Lisbon was about to raise the rate
of discount, which had stood at per cent
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

capL CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
Sx1 second hand CARRIAGE, in good or
der suitable for Hack or family use Apply TO
a6-tn ALEX. Nu1T. Auct.
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CENTRAL ONO RAllRoAps--rhe refractory En-
layeea Of this road have been paid 81 and dsniss-
ID, and the tfaics are nov running rsgutazly.
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lAsea ARRtyAl os GKnS Al uswsoo,-ruslvs sf
ii grain laden vessels which we're deloiued ~ tee
In 10 WeliAad Ganxt arrived - 0sWsxo. Nov x.k.
Az sday, with lOi 30 bushels u whsat an1 leooo
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES-

A2a9- The subscriber has on hand, NJ his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be
tween Main and Cary, Q3th and 18th strse:sl near
BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and without tops and
SULKIES all of his own make of the best materials
an workmanship: all of which will be sold low
good work of the kind be in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want of any
a. cle in the Carriage line, | am determined 10
and all work sold. that is new, warranted.
fhIs-sm MTCAJAH MAEGUM
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RUSSIA.
THE LATEST.

LONDON Wednesday, Nov. 25-Prince Daniels has
issued q decree for the Naturalization of church
property in Montenegro, and the payment Of the
clergy out of the public treasury.
The Swiss Consul General ut kio Janeiro has ad-
dressed TO the French Council a report ON the
lamentabie position Of great number of Swiss
Colonies In Brazil. lie expressed a hope that the
Swiss authorities will find the Of totally pre-
venting emigration TO Brazil.
The Bank Of Algeria has reduced its discount
from to per cent.
The town Of Mayence the scene Of the recent
guupowder explosion, belongs to Vsctorai iiesse,
but the fortress is federal one, and was occupied
by federal garrison, composed of Prussan and
Austrian soldiers and the municipality of the town
has resolved 10 call upon the Government Diet to
make good the damage
The clergy Of Belgium have begun to make the
pulpit subservient 10 their purposes in the coming
elections.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
RICHARDSON, SPENCE 4 co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. "a. 1857.
Monetary mates have assumed more cheerful
appearance and the general tone OF trade Is today
rather more lively.
Az Mark Lane. yesterday, wheat recovered from
thedepresson OF last week and met modet ate saiea
the prices Of the previous Hgnday. In Loncon rs
we'll as the other country markets. farmers are this
sc to-days market The nttcndance Of buyers was was
maaiiested The decline OF Friday WAS generally re-
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Tar SrrxNgR FAsHios. &C considerable anxiety 3
flt among General alkers friends in New ogisans,
at the non-arriyal of .he steamer fsshiou, uhSck
took oat Walkers troops. and was to return IN
mediately. portion Of the Texas regiupspt ar-
rived there sunday, and Immediately proesede6ts
Mobile. al tf kssSA
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P4s.AaslphiA 1Is IA s ~ 800 Il 1900 49,
ss- ssss SRA ~ So s.ssi s - 81 z
II IL as@saad sssw 80 s4slss4
.stsass4.s b sssksa8 1sss AssI :. "a
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TIL Z DISP NGH.
THURSDAY MoaNlNe.......~Dr ~DroRMDrR io. d
DETAILS ny Tms RALTIt,. @
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

ffoan eur foreign files, ror steamer Baltic. we
eosapi'e 'he subloiaed summary OF foreign intelli
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GEORGE PEABODY Co.-in relation TO the assis.
tanee extended to Messrs. George Peabody & Co..
the London News says:
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Tie Bank OF France was gaining specie.
The Moniteur announces the appointment of NJ.
Dupn as Procureur Imperial in the Court of Cas-
sation A dispatch from Paris upon the subject
says M. Dupin was formerly President of the
National Assembly. lie also one of the most
notable adherents of the orleanst party, and his
acceptance of office under the Empire has caused
great sensation in Paris"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

The peace of the city was unbrOken yesterday.
There was no excitement; no parade of civil
force or soldiery, except the concentration at
the City Hall of a few platOons of the old police,
more to CRAFTY the Mayors childish love of osten-
tatiOn than from any real anticipated necessity.
Public opinion of the late events is almost entirely
against the Mayor. The few who endeavOr to jus-
tfy bis course shrk the overt act and talk vaguely
of the tyranny of the Legislature. OF course there
were thousands of rumors a1oat. NOtwthstand-
ing the supremacy of the law, there is an uneasy
feeling Of doubt in the public mind. No dependence
Can be placed upon the Mayors promises; indeed
his assertion that he will do an act, is generally
considered as good evidence as he can give that he
will do no such thing. He is deep, scheming, IN
firing, intriguing, full of subtlety and fertile in
resources, and no sooner loses ONE point than he
seizes upon another. His final submission to the
process Of the Court was not willing act he
would have resisted even TO civil war and blood
shed, had not his precious self been in danger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

The Commtreial Advertiser discovers Horrible
correspondent ByIes with respect to his own future
state and THE TRIBUNE discens syowsls even
more "hOrribe' in the following extract from that
same Commercial:
"Tbe great error into which it led the Mayors OPP
ponents was that it prompted them TO apply to Record
or Smith, VIGOROUSLY Mayor Woods bitter enemy,
instead of to some other criminal Judge say OF ne
Oyer and Terminer. Had they applied to such
Judge, and permitted the writ TO DO served oy az ON
cer against whose competency nothing could be uged,
il il quite fair to suppose Judging from the Mayors
prompt submission 10 the writ served by the sbenn'
that no difficulty whatever would have occurred"
Recorder Smith is Democrat, elected to hr
Office by the People Of this City, and is theProper
head of the Judiciary in this City in criminal pro
ceedugs. If Mr. Conoyer had passed BIN BY sna
applied to Judge Peabody, for instance, for wai.
rant, it would have been claimed that "AiDani
was crushing out the Municipal life OF our CiE'
So if the process had been placed m sny o1nef
hands than those Of the Metropolitan Police, tnas
fact wouA have been hailed as virtual coniessoo
that said Police has no rigbtful power. ftBp
be established that person charged with crine 100
whom warrant has been issued by an undOoese6y
competent tribunal, may resist its service becaai'
h. don't Ike or don't believe in the officer VINO
series it. though be knows said officer ia aun"'i"
by the magistrate who issued the precePt' shc'
obedience or disobedence to the laws manaiS
becomes a matter Of taste and fancy purely soa "
who don't choose to be arrested can always e''''''
up some good excuse for refusing to be iakeA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

The parti,an majority in the Board of Aldermen
last night verified the adage that d" fools rush in
"where angels fear to tread" They voted to sus-
tain the Mayor as far as possible, which in itself is
well enough; but they further ordered that the
Board should hold permanent session until the
Mayor had triumphed. The late " Corporation
printer has the credit of leading this silly and in
fammatory movement. How much better would
it have been to throw oil on the troubled waters,
instead of making this seditiOus and disgraceful
appeal to the lowest and most dangerous passions of
the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

ii il were necessary To cor ,radict falsehodd as
often as il is reiterated the duties of journalist
would be unendurable. Take, for instance the
lie that the troubles which now agitate and afflict
our City grew out of an attempt of the Repub
can Executive and Legislature of our State to
punish the City for going SO heavily against them
last Fall. and 10 seize for themselves the emOu.
ments of our City Government has probably
been no day within the last two months wherein
one or more Of the Mayors organs have not as
serted this; vet, though seldom contradictcd, it is
none The less an inexcusable fabrication. L. is
proved such by the attacks from time to time made
by portion Of these same organs on Recorder
Smith, Robert J. Dillon, Congressman Sickles.
Postmaster Fowler Naval Officer Sanders, and
o'lcr distinguished Democrats, including the ma
loniy of the Tanmany Society, ms secretly leagued
With The Seward mcn" in the anti.W Wood
legislation of last Winter whereby the
Mayor was stripped Of considerable pro
portion of bis power aud patronage. The ear
nest desire To rescue cur City from the
tyranny aud cor upton of Wood AID his creatures
vas active long before our last November Election
AID was eyiuced, il spite O the absorbing Pres.
de, tiul txci.emea. and tue imuease Pehte p)we1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

To those who know the facts of the case, nothing
seems more unjust than to ascribe the proceedings
instituted before Recorder Smith, as criminal
Magistrate, in any degree to the enmity existing
between him and Mayor Wood Ia point of fact,
the Recorder, as we learn from undoubted author
ity, declined at the outset, to take charge of the
matter, on the ground that what he did might be
attributed to personal motives. But on being told
that, as the highest criminal Magistrate in the
county, with the exception of the Supreme Court
judges, who were otherwise employed it was his
duty TO 90 on with the case, he issued the warrants
as indeed he could not help doing From the be-
ginning we understand from the same source, he
has taken no step not suggested to him by counsel
and SO far from exhibiting eagerness to press mat
tiers, has been unusually cautious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

"From the Car or the Sultan we might etp'.'
some degree Of impartiality; but from D..s.
" Republican Legislature, none. - says
Journal Of Commerce of yesterday morning. ~
ve IN infer from this that Tie Journal preps' v
be governed by the arbitrary will Of de'sm
for instance Mayor Wood, with Alderman W. >.
eor h;a naster of horse aud William Na-Aet "
commander Of hi. forces--rather thsa sHh'' :
,Ie er,ctn,pts GA Legislature representing ;
majority of the pe0Ple Il New YORK 80.
be the prefercsce Of The Josna, y ,.,,.,,,ar
That paper hss for a long time ehO''''" -. or
81, Us If ha,i8s been bitten by some ''Nr '1h,.
ether. We trusb however, that Ihe Po'.~ .,,,
dropbobi, with which 1T i evidently "eV -. "a,
not spread very far beyond the limits o. 'n' ue,
HSn md the Five Points. The wan ,,.a.
! ple Lad better bswase Aow Ia'I eV''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

The thriving village Of Corning, Steuben County
on the Erie Railroad, was flooded yesterday in
consequence Of the heavy and protracted rains
We believe no buildings were wholly destroyed
but much damage has been done to property in
Easements and cellars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

upon the good old republican wsy of discussion bring
ing public opinion over to our side, and procuring
the enactment of the proper changes in this law >
The latter course is clearly the only one which
stand the test of experience, and this we think
even Mr. Wood will perceive before be gets through
With the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

The Free State Legislature and Convention Of
Kansas were both in session at Topeka, at our
latest adyces. The spirit Of the People was high
and the resolve not to succumb to the Border
Rufian usurpation apparently unshaken. Gov.
Walker was on hand making speeches but they
were not quite SO palpably efficient as lIarney's
dragons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
AhwUurk daily Gribn,re.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken of Communications what
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
address Of the wrternot necessarily for pubca
ton, but guaranty Of his good faith
We undertake 20 return ced Communicates
Subscribers in sending reuances frequently omit 20
tOn Of the Post Office and very frequently tho
Of the State, 10 which their paper is to b" sent Al
menfiOn the Of the POst- ONoe and Stqte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

An account of an interview between the Gov
and the Mayor of this City, furnished by the
latter to one of our reporters is published in this
paper. Its curious document and will be read
with interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

HOLLOWAY OINTAlENT.-FOr al the external ~
Is. TO wi eh mechanics and vorkngm-n a'rrs engineer,
- a,s able HoLLoAS's OINTMENT is the s1rCsi a.
m - rsd ietdy II relieves pu srd reduce oIUlro H.
ia rstou who, 81 other fail Sold 40 the rnIar' Y,
Ne Maiden aIe kew-l ork aut by all afGseis-' a. *
t.. and III pei pet
ia, Pm OR SIWING MACHINE, working wisE-
e. 4oi.r TO % lGug Of tt1bs sq0ohu- I'll" tt.cad uA
iag ven df,t,l si les tJ,.s' t,rgs hrrnIHS '1rf
I'M isuins Sc Can be- worked ~ csid nv 'rsN OF sc
VIA l,r .its,,s, No Al GrsaSa ~, ~ H. o's' L'et
GOD BVot ,.,Ie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

Cape Island (Cape May was VISITED yesterday b.
a destructive fire. Several hotels and other yaua
bic buildings were burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
~ STOCK OFFERS l'NRy ALEn IL.

preEMEArs Have you visited CANTREL's new store No
Boadasy' lfno and you are "a "a o. Any er cei
yne vel and substantial made Of elegant style an1 OF
liz frst magsls do so at AID he can supply you
81 spe thar arv other dealer In the city. Ladies' call aud
,,t vour supply 10. tic Samcr months aud w 20 tnc
ooT, ,oa VII corgataae yourselves uP1n aavn, zone 80
siCok embraces every description Il. maze S~ = a I
his rr'ccs--rtmcT ber--aIc very low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

Judge Edmonds yesterday closed the argument
on the Police bill before the Court of Appeals, and
the case was submitted to the Judges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
"TnE HorNDs, Tnr Monsrs. rnr MrNrs

- 80 ~, >, - ' .', i"h ~ ~,
hanc: IN proof when man o superior Information
good 6ttins Coat Vest, OF PaNtaos really cheap
.ht of 10 A. FOxS store, house aud lot u Anity
eoIuer OF Wooster-st "EuItka" Desrbought cAp.eucc
,ye that rahe walls aud eNpensvely rented aors add
r.v 70 tie cost but DO not contribute TO tc quality cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
'' f.he English dissed a h-il Of hsl.
An. buried hlm deep In s-,as.opos

We do not, a. people, relish such stuff 4, N.
We Like songs thai are spirited, heroic, pl.iDs-.
aiectionate and funny; but even the E.hio,;.,
minstrels have tuned IN to something better a..
sheer slang and bufoonery. IN conclusion. we M,
parody the wish of Goethe, and trust, while -.
poets sing that some good genius may a,.
them all - from the low, the merstriciou, aOs n.
debasng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

late war, and in which the Emperor Of Ru,,.
most unexpectedly alluded to. A coupls. os,s.
to us in which it is asserted, Of the pOsea.a.s 49,.
mentioned that for him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
SpR.TT's PATENT SELF-SEALING CANS for Pre-
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS

FROM AUCTION
SpspSa bsrgairs great rush Is being made 10 kelly
FbkGusoNs No 9l Broadway and No. 81 Road St TO secure
the Lace and Muslin CURTAINS they are selling At less
Than the OF ia Pation. Go early Also The lasess SO
o. Window SLsdesi in Ntw.NoIk cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
CRIsrApoRo,s liam DyE. MICS ANp TorrEEs

To argue In favor oftbese articles would be folly The DYE
L. con ed TO BE- the best IN Look the clear browns
The glossy De blacks produces Could Nature do better
lmPOssibe. Sole aud applied AT No A.tor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
Has NO TASTE or MEDICINE BRYAN's TASTE

LKss YkRMYUcL aud CAMoMLE Puts operate freely without
causing pain and fail 70 restore the sufferer 10
health and acy Sold by GEERIT MORTON No 4ol 6tA aV'
BAgNES PARk, and by REDDIsG Co. Boston
CARPETING at REDUCED PRICES. Royal Velvet,
on CLo1Hs wards wide; Gold WINDOW SHADES, RUGS
MATS sc HYATT, No 2O Bowcry, opposite Rvngton 81
STRAITS PATENT SELF-SEALING CANS for Pre-
serving ali kinds Fruit and Vegetables without sugar OF any
other pteetyte property are the only reliable ana sse Nau
Of the city free Of Npense. Depot No 2i5 FTontst
WILLS & PROVoST, Sole PToprietors.