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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06
IN ID. RE EY'.V'0LDs s. Co., Dell
6A0 ERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY,

EVANSVILLE, IND.
Keeps constantly on hand and for sale low for
cash, Groceries of every description well fssort-
ed stock of Wood and Willow Ware, including fancy
and common Baskets in great variety; Tubs, Buck
cts, Brooms, &c. Vegetables, Eggs, Lard, Cheese,
Corn, Bran, Shipstutfs, and every article usually
kept in our line. Country produce bought and sold.
ang25
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06

W Nv W'P4RTJN.ER RSHTP-JN0J.C CHAN
E(DLER and BLYTHE HYN MES have associated
themselves together partners i'll the practice of
Law, and will attend promptly to all business con-
lccted with their profession, which may be entrust
I'd to them.
sss-0fice on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
House, Evansville, Ind. sept26-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06

-. ---g S4u3,II SJsS, $50
Bills Receivable bearing Interest, includ- SO
ing Special Deposits in Banks.......S Sl2l, ,ss3 -
Balance ON book, due the ConIpany.---. 80, ass IL
Cash in hands Of Agents or in course of
transmission. 3S 1877 90
Cash i6,573 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06
Wholesale Tobacco Agency,

No. 5l1 Main street, Louisville, Ky. -as
We are now receiving slr stock of Virginia
and Kentucky Tobacco, which We offer how to the
trade. .e -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06
FN EVE T9 q E.N.K N.KE.NYTEF.NER,.R

EhE.N.B E'f II INK .AEE.N'HEE.WER, 1T
G1 torneys at law, Notaries Public and Real Es-
ate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practice law in the Courts of this State,
will attend to the collection of claims in any part Of
he United States, will buy and sell real estate in the
sity of Evansville, in Vanderburgh and adjoining
counties and in the West generally, and will perform
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale
German spoken by member of the firm.
E5-0ffice on Third street, opposite the Court
House, in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
firm of Lockhart, Parrett DENLY;
OctI5-dly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06

o. No 8, Marble Hall Building, Second Story
Main street, Evansville, Indiana. Carriage work
Plated with neatness and dispatch. Furnish to
der, Silver, Door, Number and Manufacturers name,
Plates, Bell Pulls, Hinges, Bailing, Knobs, Locks
with Plated Knobs and Furniture, at Cincinnati
I'd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06

~HEESE.-3O FOXES HEST W. n,
N/and English Dairy. For sale by
sept23 GILBERT & BOWDES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06
nv VCTUs MET. F.WPOHTER .g.S:O

%Ez sale and Retail Dealer in American and
italian Marble, and Manufacturer of Monuments,
done in superior style, at the lowest figures
95.g -Marble Hall BMilding. EvansviIIe Ind. [oct9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06
BUSINESS CARDS.
ETR.4.t.HLE.S' TYPE .9.S.H STE
IL REOTYPE FOUNDRY,
No. les, Vine street, between Fourth and Fifth,
CINCINNATI

Manufacturers and Dealers in
NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
Printing Presses, Cases. Gaes, &C., Inks and
Printing Materials of every description, Stercotyp
ing of all kinds, Books, Music, Patent Medicine
Directions, Jobs, Wood Engraving, &c, &C.
rs Brand and Pattern Letters, various styles.
RS Electrotyping in all its branches. tilyl4-4m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Hperial Notices.

The Joint Committee appointed by the Common Council
s ,usbs celebrate the approaching an
sy National lnds pDdeDc have the honor to snb
hit tbe following 70 tie public; -, ~
snre ns,iona Salute will be fred on the Ba''ery By the
yiesn C,tps 10 under the oommsDd Of Col haJnor ana
non IN Tie Pak BY the Veterans Of 1872 under the command o.
C1l hsymend . ,,,...- J.. .s.z..na II
ersl Stafford will form lith-st ~ O'clock M
be feswed by the Commander In Chief aud then ase up
u line Of march and proceed do Broadway 70 Chambers
10 The PAX, arriving at ~ n ana pay INC
In he evenipF Fireworks will be displayed and Musc fur
pisbed At ~ following places:
M,5.on. .,ou.re..... Robertson's Band.
Hamilton Excelsior Band.
J.ehsop soaare, ,............... .Cas SEES Bsnd
Usmm.r,l,. susre ............. Copn,Hs Band.
Tompsp, souaye .WonDe makers Baud.
Pa dysv nd Grsnds ExcesO Band
azth-,t between 7.h and Sth avs. Blind Band.
Iniop opMstket...................Won .Wonnenskefs Band.
S,hay .pt Broadway y........... sheal5ss Band
F,nr kin.,l AID West roadway Sheh ms Band
Mount Morris s.....,.....,.,.....MO MOnahan's Band
hbsiOn sqpae
The ,vp,r, AZ masters lynI In and
rs Of and public bulk mss requested 10 display te
I, tb dsy the sections are reQue sted 70 ring the bes OF
their respective soDe noon OF sunset
H ther presented to the unsersisned DIVERS OF
avoid the line OF toe procession during
e mar h The Societies and Municipal ssthores in
10 the Committee n furtberance OF the
Cssbratiou BY order of the Committee,
oeo'' THOs STEPHENS, Chairman
of Joint Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

HIS OWN LIFE AS A SOUTHERN SLAVE
A MOST INTENSELY INTERESTING TALE
TRUE TO THE LIFE.
WILL COMMENCE ON WEDNESDAY NEXT,
JULY T.
INTHE EEW-YORK DAILY SUN.
The following exusct chapter of the story viii
,iye the reader al idea Of the interesting nature OF the Scenes
from Life in the SOUTH depicted by Old Father Hensen 'Se
author;
wa, born June I5 17ss iu Chsrle. County Maryland
Tobscco My mother slave Of Dr. Josiah Sat
only h cdent remember which occurred while my o;aer
continued Mr. newman fan va. the sPP.aoee one Day ct
bde himself with mingled aud suffering The exPansl1n
blaine the matter TO my mind grew older under..ood
AL the had sent my mother away from
in De vsp had esoed to force to accomplish purpose
Her father at his dsIt work and runoips
nght sprung upon him like tiger In moment toe oyer
down snd ~ ~ ,se M y nbs ,na be oyere
own promise thst one should be said OF the matter Inc
Sased-a a. long ga ss the danger lasted.
"A Niger struck white man. that is enough TO set
whole country fire. question is asked about the pov0s-
ton. The Authorities were soon III pursuit Of my a'neI Ihs
fact the ,scrgious act Of hitting hsnd against the sacred
temple white mans body-a profanity as basphemous Ia
the eye of slsveSs tribunal as among the Jews the
entrance Of Gentle dog Sto hS hoy 10Y nay oaa a
hundred the bare back and 10 have the % ear nssd
time my father Kept ont of the way hons in the woods aud at
night into sO%e cabin in search II m od sa s % ef
fairly starved and compelled BY hunger to come back
and give himself up. -
The day execution Of the penalty appointed The
negroes om the neiebbOng plantations Were summoned or
their moral Improvement witness the scene. powerful
blacksmith nsued Hews laid the stripes Fifty were given,
during which cries father might be heard mile aud
ber pause epsued True he had 81 uck white an but then
property be not be damaged JHdcious men
M his pulse Oh he ooud stand the whole. Again ana again
the thong serated back His cries fainter and
fsnte I'LL feeble poan was the only response TO the s.
blows His head then thrust against the post and his
e ear fastened with tack; sswh pass OF knife and
The bleeding member left stitching 10 the place Then came
hunsh the degraded crowd aud the exclamation That's
what he's got from striking white man" few ssd ltsa
damned saame the majority regarded bat proper
tribute 10 their offended majesty
Previous this affair istber from all can learn had
en Hight hearted the Iins adeI in a
n al corn Christmas bufooney His banjo
the life .m and oil night long merry making would
while the other Degrees danced But fem this
honr he became utterly changed sa 'er ucrose and dos
nothing oould be with him The mia hiniio Sndt
10 bis heart turned TO gall He booded his wfonsa No
fear OF Of being sod the r Soghthe gre,eH on a
the Maryland eave-wOuld render him rsct.be 500
he sent 10 Alabama
For continuation Of the Old Slaves story de'crpion OF the
Underground Railway" &c, &c, SEE THE NEW-fOHh
SIN of Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Arthur's
Artbur's
srLF-sFALING CANS AND JARS.


Since the introduction OF these celebrated Cans and Jam
HALF A MILLION HAVE BEEN SOLD,
md all sorts OF convances for the accomphn'
object mos Of which were little less hs frauds
been offered 10 the public the sipy
ARTHURS pith rhfeh they managed and the
eaaty oy.su have made them the fayorte Gems and Jars
THE FOURTH YEAR
their ntrodus their reputation stands by general &C.
shove other jar IN the market In
proof Of this qnote from almost innumerabe esnoms
EDITOR OF TIE LADY's BOOK,
y tbe number for July, 1855. He says:
These oebsed and Jas the fist introduced and BY
A odds the best steadily coming into general Thousands
who tempted 70 try other
Jars. and who lost less OF their fn In conse
apeI will BE- clad learn that ARTHURS fails Fer
40 yepcdt the ddre
ALL PREPARED FOR SEALING. -
mouth, the OUTSIDE, Jueo
sSI cement sold and all ready for sealing You have after
6g your vessel with hot fruit only 10 heat yonr Id and press
tsnsse cd carefully, success Is swsys certain
PATENT STAMP
notice Cans and Jars all bear the Pa'ent
Stamp On the Tin Cans you will find impressed IN The metal
the Eabenwsre Jars In oval on the ooou ana 10 aseo
bfters the sides Of the Glsss Jars
MATERIAL.
TIN CAysPiRt quart half gallon sod salon he Cans snd Jars
FRE PROOF SToSEwARE csne sold) JARS lexosPt gssp
Pfnt, quart and gslOD. Rboi
uEENswAREPiut quart and hall gallon TO secure economy
ARTaURs sELF-sEAIiNG CANS AND JARS
manufactured under the p.tent for the United States BY
ARTHUR BUHNHAM GILROY,
Eos III and ll9 South 10th st. Phsdeph'a
Ale manufacturers under the patent fcI the United sses
sfth " OLD DOMINION" COFFEE-POT ,,,,
Trsde sup manufscurers prices by H. r TOkkEh,
Mss JOSEPH GREEN Of 5th and Smith SITS, Gin
pf,sti.(
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Just Published:
- DRIGHTLY's UNITED STATES DIGEST"

WDRIGHTLY's UNITED STATES DIGEST"
40 An analytical DIGEST Of the LAWS of the UNITED
STATES adoption o the Constitution 20 the end the
1xXIVih Corgess-l7s9 10 1851. vol hnp svo, liz Pp.
Pro- only $6
ens ths Hon r. B. Tsney Chief Justice Of the United States
"HnsweIs Of much value and we'd executed The hesds
unr which dBeen Acts OF Cons sTrs sed are vel
ho.en sppTopste wis, Is sill more important the In
far been able 70 examine H. 10 complete The
socA has eydetty been prepared wh much care sad Judgment
snd win doubt nos, ~ very acceptable 70 the public
psom The Hon James NJ Nsyne Associate Justice Of the
SuprsIne Court Of the United States.
have pnrpoey postponed acknSwledg nent 30 you io
n5 bnshys Ansyuel Digest of the Laws OF the United
osfos 10 enable the hdhy Of its execution and m
nssines MT Brightly sucoecded in bringing the LAVE of
The United Ses rlo single volume, that may see NOT
oiiy wha me spsston Of Congress has beep but what
vfh such rSences 70 the Statutes Al Large thai e
te< o t1e Dst may either Be verified dsptoved in
spoe OF me siteI cs b done have used the Digest
sAnty u the tenn Of the Supreme Court Ii has saved much
Brightly, aud deserves The PATRONAGE
sSstIsies and Of al rsons eused In public hfe wei
thee professional basasss who sre
un6er sbg ~ have BY tn all times the
-ans Of learning whs has been the Gon Of The Cone.s
q the United States sare seaa Always Nj Bnsk,ys
DIsrst officially and In study"
Recently PuhA-hed:
wHARTONs AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW. Fourth and
1sssea Edition Treae the G. LniA Law of United
nbat1s. } vol sYo. 200 pssca Pdce 81 20,
WHARTOks YRECEDEHTs OF INDICTMENTS AND
PLEAS, Second and Revisd Edition vol svo 800 psseA
WHIRTos STILES MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
ffcste Medical xYrreepoA BY frzncas Wharton and
Assstos stl@ H. d. vel syo- sS Psss1 rnos 70 ~
Lss Bes shssRsss Publishers and Importers
No - South sixtbSt, fhisd<iphiA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
IMP o X T A n T !! :!
To PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

Read whst regular Physician writes;
Editor Of the american .4gricYifurist:
....if every parent In The land would
read and carry ont the plain, simple directions
ON Preparing Food for Chiid,en,' given in
the July AgyicuituYisf, which have Just re-
eiyed, ihe DoCtors' occupation would be
q, De,' the Apothecsries and Makers Of Patent
Medicines would be compelled 70 shut up
shop for wan, Of pstro. age, and the lives OF
tens Of nou,dsiso OF Children would Be saved.
:. BY all means advertise that number, and
sell single copies 10 everybody. The children
will grow up aud call you blessed. -"
Single copies Of the July number, In I'm
ghsh OF German, will be sent, po't paid. for
10 cents-50 cents viii piy for ,ix months
. ! for one year. The July number contains,
in addition TO the above, over 60 good articles,
and ~ illus.rative Engrsvin2s upon every de-
paYtment of Rural Life-mcluding full ouec.
ton. for setting out table with picture Of =
table ready " laid y best mode OF preserving
fruits, kc-, &c.
No. leg Water street, New.Yofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
THE RAILWAY GUIDE, JULY NUMBER.
APPLETONS
RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDE
Price 25 cents.
OPINIONS pREGa

OPINIONS or The PRESs
"l. should BE- IL the hands Of every one +"
Courier and Enquirer.
"Th without exception The most compete Guiie ever
published lCipci1nau C,mme'caa-
"Apple:ons' Railway Guide has become necessity
HarpeT's Weekly.
"One Ct The most valuable Guides We have 'eea"
IG3dey's Lsdys Boof
"Apple,ons Railway G4ide IA decidedly he hes. eqehsston
Of tie hind - lfIthiNlo o11'
d" II has equal" lgeS- OH heIslG-
" The secu,a,e Guide pubi.hsd" ~. O. Coum.rca
" This Guce Il very popular and reliable publ ;hion
Burlington Hawk Eye.
Those who buy viii si,erwstd be without
BAiiu Anercao
Dent leave the city without this book" Boston JouTns
" Every Dporant road is represeSt.d by map
Lousvile Jcurp:L
q" It usy b. lessIded perG ely reliable"
"This is most admirably re5 R1iiwsy Guide"
American Railway fiuts
lRoches.er Democrat.
For sale by al Bookrs News Agents aid boys on The cars
throUgho ut the United States.
d. APPLETON Co, Pubssbers,
Nos $40 and 3& Brosfwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
App,ouriste Celebration Of the glorious
NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY OF FREEDOM,
with P'PlEsRiF II
during
this establishment aer most unparalleled run of triumphant
pSgTsTias AND Stae caocs
JESSIE WHARTON ss'r
BATTLE TnE e mbf6kaFD sHFSA H1sTAs TFAhsanyxN.
NICK 70 PoaEsT IasF OF WISSSs sSSDY.
''O. - &c, &c. &c.
E1,q5d'n'y sD:;yYs voSns SSs;'isn Sf ANIMALS
inst received from Rio Janeo and now 70 be seen IN the famous
homo, ors % ssqiGS5 sisfHSz IA # & s be performed
rHr MURDERED 4 i Sfssaaha f'S.sff 4 AND HIS DOC,
by Blanchard and bis astonishing animal Dances Songs sc
4H Gss h.%T .P4 ' Of sSA vsra iHs
Or. TRlrMPns OF RouGH AND READY.
wSASros ea5 s &c Ss EyFsSS DaSSArEn
,he IRON BALCONIES Is is and sEyESTY-FIvE WINDOWS
=; S;1% T.. :;S' a e. SsS: CT:
No ext. cf.Sss iyr hi. or .ry other extra ,,,r.iOns
TUESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
WEDNESDAY and sAirgRpaY Il ifGss '1 AFTERNOONS, ats
July Ito July 10, 1855
the thrilling drama NICK II OF THE WOODS.
Rosr1s Ralph s''ckpOe M, .D;v H. WTtas av.
julie De b. ,.. ~ the east b, the rest Of the C,npany
and EHpsp
'"' 'A1'Hs The FOREST OF BoSpY' ~, m v
Bye Blanchard and hi. Dog s..i.,ea By the company
Gu,tins MODEL OF THE NEW CENTRAL PARK Is now
ZEN. Of living fsh ard ants in fresh water and mil
lion ef curO.e including the famous Hsppy F.%y RerP
Adm,tsnce TO ALL % Children under ten IS cents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

Kings County Republican General Committee.
The rssusr Monthly Meeting OF this Committee Will be h.ld
,t he Cemmitte Room Jorsemon-st on TUESDAY EVEN
ING July st o'clock The members requested 10 be
nre.spt a. business Of I'm posaoe will &c transacted
By sTder ALfdEOs oMIIh, oecret1ly.
A. The officers and members Of New Yofk Lodge,
10 s. A. requested n b. punctua in attendance a.
tieiI Lodge Room, No. l79 Woostst at l2 O'clock THIS
DAY July IN full regas TO attend the funeral Of
ssr deees,ed brother HENRY moHLN from hit late esdence
crntr Of and lWhsv Tie Order in general invited
te sttend- BY order vi the Lodge: m, a..
RM. BROwN, R. Secretary Il DRUMMONU, W. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Nsm Qualifications.

VTNHE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
Il No. CLXXX. FOR JULY, 1853
Commen NeS ' olume.
CONTENTS.
Art l.. Pisrces Analytic Mechanics
IL. George Stephe nson
HI. The Missouri Valley spd the Great Plains
". Conteu poTaIy french liteTatuIe
N..ihe Philips Family and PHILIPPE Exeter Academy
W.. The Aquarium.
VII. Laws OF Association in Ornamental Gardening
VIII. .Ozanam's Cvihzsiion OF The Fifth Century.
tx. Lord NImsLby's Year of Re volu5on In Paris
Kline Ba5qucs and their C0snuy.
XI Recent CONN en- .aIies the New Testament
XII. Critical Notices
XII. New PUbicslicnG
&C $. FRANCIS 4 Co, Pnblsher
No Ss RruadlTay
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1858.

MADAME MULLER, de Paris, No. lE 10Th
Nl at Hcv.York between sth-sv. ard Brcsdway.-FLUr
mo EMBROIDERIEs LACEs, HoNlT0N, MUSLIN .ni
LACE CURTAINS Has adopted bod that n-u o.
Son 81 10 si pr par sad injured paid Tor. Muslin 10
dessn-done In style Orders promptly attended :,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
6ouses 10 fet.

OTIS TO LET.-Tke fine LOFTS Of marble
'front.' nors No. a Court.sndts., TO LET o. smod<fste
rent Possession Immediate desired Apply on mo efsnsess
NFFICES TO LET in tho Bible House, Assor
" p.ce-naulr In The 1reasursrs Ooe snsnoe On sns
CTOKE 20 LET in the Tribune Buildings, No.
y Spruce Ct. Inquire IN tho TrbOne once
GUNNER RESIDENCE at Elizabeth, n. j.,
- ,@n minutes, wall from the Dept Lea. COfrA0E,
- IN -a Isrs. Garcep abuodan se II Fros REQ, eloo
'e''H '0'' e~ GEORGE WEBB, No. IS Johp-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
ATH and 9TH JULY EXCURsIONs.-Person

ATU and 9TH JULY EACJR5lONS.-Pefrob
erLps and u1rt t'sthe Anniser.sf q oar
N,ions Inieps will find the regas ps of tho AUho-
RA not Only the bat the most easa1t E1enrsons ou
Of the city rlIg 6ne opp,uniy 70 zee the To-
h. Neyenk Hhsods sad tbs whole contour Of tho Upr
aud Lower Bsys 7sfly celebrated the hnss tad mo1 ;
t1e,one IA the world enjoy the deghia s.zss snd
dip In The os Atlantic, a. one Of The M ds-
peh,f s.hns lecss the shore. FOR COSEY ISLAND
and FORT hAAlLrON-The Steamboat Az ROHA CsT. At
ling smith will daily leaving West lOtl-st AtnoSl .; 20
I2I and 81 oclck Spring l2 and y o'clo H. ana Yer
No Moth River a. and ocock BetufLios sssss tbs
IsIaud a. H. ard s. O'clock touching FoTt HAnia ssen
ysy Fare for the excursion u ceIIts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Ghaufes for Dus,ness Merl.

COR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
ERfY-A PAPER MILL With i've sres Of and situated
In Bloou sed N j. within twelve miles Of Sewf City,
yeas sn 10 IN coupete running order conpss stea enare
so~. Of 81 ho power ar eniines e2 inch cyhacer
On. ,hire vh Sc Ai complete large portion
The purchase money remain bnd and ortsr tor t~f
yess For further particulars Inquire Of d. CoS0Eh ESQ.,
~ '~' w. ~ WRIGHT y CONGEN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
NHH FOURTH of JULY. ls5S.-Grsnd

1c7G FOURTH of JULY, lS55.-Grand
i W. Moonlight Coilliou Excursion dowo The BAY, on
MONDAY EvEnIN0 Jolly 1859 The sge aad conan ID oss
steamer WORCESTER three deck) will ssge Jersey CITY,
fsot of York st., at Hoboken, foo. Of N.wahss a.
a,d Swingst II. " al q returning st IL midnight eniolLs
pses 10 obtain u the FIRE works also - en,y ssv
hou rpprI the sh fantastic toe The patron. o. ta p,es
sy excursion Will b. the bes OF tho
ason Music by the CotioD Band OF the ssmst2 Peis
Daucrg under the direction Of Pfof Brooks Tickets " ceos
onb board.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Gs Ubom II Map Gouern.
Cost an0 fonn0.

T OST-The following ACCEPTANCES: One
acceptance of Iced: Mls, ssm Hsrlis ss.'s draa on
Leeds Co Y, June 2s 1885, st months tor
$4,000
One scce ptance of Leeds Ml Samuel Harris sgs dst on
Me,u. C. Howe Co order OF Harry Hose dated June
30, 1883, at . months for 81 $50.
One acceptance OF Leeds Mills Samuel Harris, sg daf
Nesua Bowers BeehmAn Bradford j, dated June 80 1885,
ct q months. foi $500.
All persons are cautioned assust negoti.ng same pay
men, having been stopped Whoever will return the TO
the ubscrber will be uitably rawMded .
Harry HOAG No. Is PiresA
I OST-On Tuesday evening" at P0llOck's Wee
havken Pavilion Ladies' Blue EnAmeled. Case WATCH
side diamonds with chain asc red. Any
the and returning l. to No. RyererIace Hobo
len. win BE- iberallY rewarded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Boar1 ano Rooms.

nRIVATF ROARD in observation-disclosures
With .beiT faies VISITING BOSTON, snd wishing pri's,e
toard II seura situation VIII od peass1t ,ocom.a" ns a,
the house II hr. DAVID REED No. "a CAA1HJ' hsef' 70
auy Of ,he clergy OF Boston.
1,OI tT-To. sincIe gentleman. in 2d-av., pleas.
~, ara .onxsns,,Iy es,ed he FRONT ROOM, second
aoor ss.h.room sdjoiuns Apply No II CaAmber's' up
stairs o. the once.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
fourth Of lnlr.

A no. lFIREWORKS-HAD FIRST
"A PREMIUM flhEwoPKs
WARRANTED
fnehc and Private ENh eoas lied 10 pr ce-t
- tie us1A Ta.es
HADFIELDS DEPOT
Cor u Nsilen Lave and Sv,esst.
WaIrE A BIRD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

CPICES.-All kinds of Spices, in their package Of
TOWNSEND, CLINCH Dixie,
Nos OF and SO Front 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
A FRENCH MANUFACTURERS SALE
A
NEW AND ELEGANT MANTiLLAs,


NEW AND ELEGANT MANTiLLAS,
Amounting q. cot in Paris 10 Million Francs.
Those most Renowned Fabric.nts,
LOUIS VICTOR ARMAND And JEAN JACQUES LAMONTANE,
whose products alike from ST. Petersburg TO Coustan
tine Die In Europe from Boston HewOTeans Ia the
United States having forced 70 succumb to the pressure Of
specially designed Russian market and which ~i De sim
lie distribution the commodious and elsssnt store
No. Sol BROADWAY,
Between Thompson and Tsyors Saloons BY private bargain
for limited peod only These sales being BY order OF
the FRENCH COURT or BANkhUPJCf, ,
for the purpose Of declaring fourth AID final dividend to the
creditors Europe before Monday the I'd OF Ansus The
prices III be merely nominal but will De sold
or than the of Customs Dues, Broters Commis
and Assignment Fees The allotment for this city u'
der deed Of assignment TO - -
who has speosly retained the sbovenamed spacious premises
for its more efficient display ard distribution
Hours or BUSINESS FROM 10 TILL EACH DAY.
IL consists in part Of
IcOO handsome deep FLOUNCEO SILK MANTILLAS at S3
800 FLOUNCED SILK MANTiLLAS st................l0 10
Between OOO Of the costly and recherche gar
ments ported into this country a, from u 20 SO each
Also, upward Of 5,N0 FRENCH LACE MANTELErS with
and three 6ounce ehy The prod OF The celebrated
Chxntily Looms and ranging in price fom f5to go.
Magnificent REAL eUIPUREE LArz MANriLLAs
REAL PUSHER LACE POINTS
G2AL THREAD LACE MANrLLAS,
sei ~ sotilrtD LACE POINTS Ao. 80.
Wh5s buyers only be waited upon previous 70 io IA
the norpins Termi strictly cash. OF before delivery
sons sr TsJ lore Saloons. WILLIAM ID. ESTEhht.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

printing.
DAKER g. GODWIN-TRIBUNE BUILD
ID IHGs print every thing om The smallest I'D or LABEk
the LARGEST BILL BOOK, st tie Lowest CAAh Pdces
ENGRAVING and PRINTING HALF PRICE.
Il-Wsidns At Home andV Visiting Cards te 1hness CsIt
Bill beads Notes, Checks, &c st KELLY " Futon''t MY.
ELEGANT Wedding and Visiting CARDS, EN-
~ VELOPES, kc-LAtsst Paris styes Visiting Ps,e and
Psci Cards 81 50 at EVkRDELLS Broadway, COZ D1saes'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

INDIGO.-Manilla, Madras, and Caracas In
TOWNSEND CLINcH L DIXIE,
Nos. 81 and 90 Front q.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
60 Tarmers ane Others.

DURDEN's new Machine HORSE-SHOES,
ID hze quality low price and desirable. RI ~ view
Yort JCHN w. QUINCY Co. No 70 "nliass'
FARMERS and GARDENERS DlPLEMEN 10
CHis. LITTLE Co. Nos So sni 81 Fnlton-'t