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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10
Henry LNDsLFY Auctioneer.
TI'O BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION all

be sesotful and costly FURNITURE contained in house
No. i62 l. kin gton
LINpsLEY sHATTUCK will sell TO MORROW CTses
DAY. May II st loI O'Clock precisely:
DlkING ROOH-L1ge lot Of beautiful Glassware, China
sets Clocfeiy Syerwe Cutlery, Extension Table Sofa oak
CbaJs &c.
PARLORS-Three Sui.es Psrlor Furaitur. In rosswood
fno- bocare and Velvet richly and 10 hse otdef
Mantle and Pier Frnch plate Mirrors Reception Chairs is
dalton, Turkish Chairs add Lounges Dahoxsny Sofss Arm
Chairs Etsgere. Painting. by old Mamie OraAneoss
P.sn sre Lse Curtains, MaTbetop Center Tables Velvst
Cs pet. &C.
CHAMbERs-Hsr Mattresses, rosewood sud msh'ssny Bed
s.ds Wahstsoc Bureaus Pillows, Bolsters 1sntifl deso-
st.d Chamber Suite, China and stone Toilet Set. Mirrors
Paintings Scfs CuP,s air Csrpeis hc and lag, 10. 81
suces rot menoned which viii Be found - catalogues
the moiuiry Csh DEPOSITS required Of every pr'
chaser
Ane,,oseet'. Office Room No Bank of Commerce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10
.CIcAcoi,SO RooS Island R,Lso.D CoNr.NY,{
Nsw-YoRK. May g. 1883.
ZINHE ANIMAL MEETING Of the Stockholders

Il o. this Company for the ELECTION q THIRTEEN DIT
RECTORS for be ensuing year viii be he'd at the ose the
Con psny In CITY Ct Chicago State q illinois FRIDAY
the 18th isy June The poll will 30 opened at II sciot
sud Close l2 o'clock The tIsussr books oil De
co,rd OF th afternoon Tuesday psy H. and reopned the
mo-uip. Of SATURDAY June r. ny oreer Of the Bo,'d.
FRANCIS H. TOW5, Secretary.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-02
WEEKLY "EATIONAL INTELLICENCER.

DOR A YEAR, the subscription price Of the
L National lnteLisencer is Three Dollars, pay
able in advance.
For the long sessions Of Congress, (sveraeina
eight months) the price will be ivy dollars foI
the short sessions, one dollar per copy.
The Weekly lntcligencer consists Of eight large
pages, containing a mass Of valuable and interes-
ting matter from every quarter of the globe, Sc
lected by experienced hauds From its columns,
every one can post himself up not only on Con
gressional affairs, and the affairs Of the country
generally, but also on those Of Europe, but Of Asia
Africa South America, &c. having a corp of CORES
pondcnts in all quarters, whose talents and means
OF obtaining information not inferior to those of
any OF the other leading papers Of the land 1t is
also devoted to literature, the arts and sciences
agriculture besides being well stored with niscel-
aneous reading.
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advance, nor any longer than the time for which it
Is paid. Address GALES & SEATOE,
WASHINGTON City y G
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38-15t
IHE UNDERSIGNED. formerlr Of 90 ron

| THE UNDERSIGNED, formerly Of ~ Fam
l. street, gives notice to his numerous friends and
patrons that be hasnea'ly done perectng his
meats to his aud large establishment. where Re
has hand and shall continue 10 keen n mos,
beautiful and complete assortment of both vour., ana
grown Fowls, Of the following breeds viz red hnf
black, white, dominique perley, Palmer and Mash
ChanShaes Or Imperial Chinese, royal Cochin China.
sant"n Chha5, braErmah Pookas, (Benuet stock
ohtfagones, black and spanged Polards. White
Naicutta frussian and Wild Indian Mountain Fowls
English Red Caps, black and fancy Bantans. Sunatra
Ebon. Sunatrt Pheasant, and Maacea and several
other game varieties.
AIso-'siidlcsex, Lincolnshire, Essex and Suffolk
flgS, from two months to two and three wears old
Hong Kong, Bremen and White China Geese. White
Ayleshury crested or Poland Ducks
All OF the above pigs, fowls, &C. will be sold a.
reasonable rates, and warranted pure and the
best in the country, fon stock Of his own Importation
from CHINA England and other places Or from speci
meas WINCH took first premiums at the last years
New England Exhibition
Apply by letter Or otherwise. to
A. FERLOTN DE GRUY.
No. % Cont Street New Orleans. or on yer,er
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets Fourth
aasfnct. formerly Lafayette, where purchasers. and
tie public in general, invited to call apJ cram
las bis stock and judge for themselves.
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RCSSELLS MAGAZINE.
A Nonthty Orgon of Literature and
Criticism.

CrtticiSn
WILL he devoted to free discussion of all top
" les properly embraced il the order and ran ge
Of magazine, and will be published in Charleston,
South Carolina, on before the first Of each
month.
1t Is designed and established to meet a COM
monty ten want, and to give nt,crance and circula
ton to the opinions, doctrines nd arguments OF the
educated mind Of the South especially, and to pro-
mote IN Its sphere and measure, the progress of a
,ouhd American Literature, free from party shack
les and individual preiC;iees
Agencies viii be established az soon rs possible
to supply all sections of the country, and mean
while orders from Booksellers. Period al Dealers
foSt-masters and Others, disposed to extend the
circulation OF the work. are respectable solicited.
and will he supplied on the most liberal terms
The vors will be supplied at s. per annum or rs
cents by numbers
Letters on business should be addressed Ct Rms
sole Mega cine, Charleston,&O.
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EN- SONS
United States Vsa.HZinc.

TINS Young Original Monthly" has. du
ring the last year, been twice enlarged. anC
is now Of the size of the leading magazines
in this country and Europe 1t contains
each year 400 pages, in two volumes. and
is embellished with about COO original Pic
toral Illustrations. Although the Youngest
it has already outstripped in circulation and
popularity every other Three Dollar Maya
zine in this city, with one exception, and
has now come to be regarded hy the Ameri-
can Iress, and a large portion of magazine
readers, as 1.-The Rival Of Harper's." Its
originality, its purely national character, its
bold, independent criticisms, its high literary
tone, aud its beautiful artistic embellishments
are securing for it hosts of admirers amonr
every class and profession.
The new volume which commenced in
july contains many new attractive features
among which is the Life of George Wash
ton, prepared 10y a distinguished author, and
illustrated by the first American artists. This
Will be continued each month until comple
ted-the whole 10 be embelIished with seye-
raj hundred of the finest cngrayincs every ex-
ecued in this country.
illustrated Poems will appear in every
number.
MY Thirty Years Out of the Senate" hy
Major Jack Downing, which is ey.;tino in
tense interest IN every section of the country
vii! be continued through .the next volume
1t is the design of the Publishers to make
Emerson's "the Great Magazine Of this
country" one which every American NAV
be proud to accept as a specimen Of our own
periodical literature.
Specimen copies sent on receipt Of 25 cents.
Compare it with any Of the magazines of
.ae day. THREE DOLLARS year, in advance
N EMERSON & Co, PUBLISHERS. |
10 Sxnss 81 Nev y~k
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THE HOME CIRCLE,

| MONTHLY PERIODICAL, entitled the s'Hom,
n Circle" devoted to Religion and Literature is
published for Stevenson 4 Owen, Nashville. Tenn.
for the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, at :.
per annuIn, strictly in advance.
Each number will contain 81 pages, super royal
octave, printed in superb style on tine ca,endered
paper, and embeliiShed with one or more enrra-
wings. The matter will be mainly original and OF
the best kind.
The numbers will be stereotyped and back num-
bers can be furnished Whenever called for.
Accounts will be kept with thet-ave,ins preach
ers and other agents, and not with subscribers.
Agents may retain - per cent.
Subscriptions and business communications
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Contributions and letters pertaining to the literary
management of the work to L. D. Buscn. Editor.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVTS.
TO MECHANICS. INVENTORS AND

TO MECHANICS. INVENTORS A n d
yE Manufacturers.
n announcing the THIRTEENTH Annual Volume O
i the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the Publishers
respectfully inform the public that in order to in
crease and stimulate the formation of clubs, they
propose to offer
One Thousand F7ue Hundred Dollars in
Gosh Prminns
for the fifteen largest lists Of subscribers sent in by
the LIST of January, 1865 said premiums to be dis
tlihuted as follows:
For the largest list $500; Cd $3.50; Sd 5000
4th $3.50 9Th SlG0 9th $40 9TH $50 Sth $50
9Th $50 10th $50; 1lth $40; 18th So 18th $50
l4th S25; 18th $50.
Names Of subscribers can be sent in at different
tines and from different post offices. The cash
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itors, Immediately after the LIST of January, 1858.
Southern, Western and Canada money will be
taken for subscriptions. Canadian subscribers vii
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script:on TO prepay postage.
TERis or SuBscRIITIoN-Tw Dollars Year, OF
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Club RATEs-Fye Copies for Six Months 81
Five Copies for Twelve Months IS; Ten Copies for
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For all Clubs of twenty and over, the yearly sub
scrpton is only $40.
The new volume viii be printed upon fine paper
with lew type.
The general character the Scientific American
is well known, and, heretofore il viii be chiefly
devoted to The PRONUNCIATION of information relating
TO the various Mechanical and Chemical Arts, Man
ufactnres, Agriculture, Patents, Inventions Engi-
neeFng, Mil Works, and all interests which the
light OF Practical Science is calculated to advance.
1t is issued weekly, in form for binding; it contains
annually from 500 to 600 finely executed Engra-
wings, and Notices of American and European I'M
proveinens, together with an Official List of Amer
lean Patent Claims published weekly in advance of
all other papers.
1t is the aim Of the Editors Of the Scientific
American to present all subjects discussed in its
columns in a practical and popular form. They
will also endeavor to maintain candid learlessncss
in combating and exposing false theories and rrac-
tees in Scientific and Mechanical matters, and thus
preserve the character Of the Scientific American
reliable Encyclopedia Of Useful and Entertaining
Knowledge
Specimen copies will be sent gratis to any part Of
the country. MUM & CO.,
Publishers and Patent Agents.
No. l2S Fulton street, New York.
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THE NEW YORK DAY BOOK.

A daily and weekly paper published in New York
City,
The character Of The Day Book ia we'll known,
as a staunch and thorough advocate Of Southern
Institutions, and published where it is, it has Pc
cnar Claims at the hands Of the Southern people.
For the present year, the proprietor has added 10
his arrangements many new features so that it
will have still stronger claims than heretofore
The Weekly Day Book intended for general cir
culation, and containing the matter of the daily, is
large royal octave sheet, beautifully printed and
furnished at Two Dollars year.
Specimen copies gratis.
Address 'proprictor Day Book" New York
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N, O. COMMERCIAL BULLETIN

Subscriptions to the Sem-Weekly. IS q
year, in advance sl2 q year for the Daily
Three copies of the semi-weekly will be Sent
one year at sl2, a year in advance.
The Semi-weekly is large folio sheet
containing thirty-two long columns contai-
ming the very latest and most accurate intel
lgence from all parts Of the country. Also.
a carefully complied statement Of the New
Orleans Markets. Address Isaac G. Ser
mour, 81 Gravier st., NewOrleans.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
ElO0.GG0 worth Of Fashionable
Clothing. AT Retail.

! ALFRED MUNEOE < cos. "U>r PRICE Srosg,
| 4 No. 81 Magazine Street corner of drlyier. w e
would inform our friends, and the public il general,
hat present stock of
C!cihirg, furnishing Goods, Nr.,
unequaiei in extent and beauty by that Of any
other establishment. in the United States. To be
convinced Of this statement il is Only necessary 70
call and examine. Oar immense sales are brought
about by the simple t.ct being known, that The price,
place upon goods is uniformly low and the quality
Of each article is guaranteed what it is represented to
be- Perfect satisfaction Ia wLal NJ u attn. l.-Iin.
with our customers.
All our clothing is Manufactured at our establish
mcrt, No. al Broadway, New York, under tt. hu-
mediate superintcuderce Of one Of our firm, who
spares pains in securing the most desirable styles
of goods. It is with tie fullest couHdouce Of being
able 70 give satisfaction, that inyite al Who ma
he IN want OF articles il. lac tu al And e4aile
our assortment.
The following ia only Partial l:-t Of article;
frock and Dress Coq',.-Freueh aud English black
cloth dress and irock coats do do blue, brown rlul.
berry and green c,vth frocks: do do black mulberry
brown, olive, and golden brown cloth Pohas French
and English black and huc- co.orcd cloth walking
coats; lmalaya fur, (uew stpie sac; French, b4cS
mulberry, and olive cloth opera sacS; DO black and
fancy colorcd docshn Union sacs; do extra super
dTab and fancy coored walking coats; c0,iiiu.tou,
er"v mixed aud silver gray sacks and pohas; Fr h.
black, Blue brown aud olive beaver sac and lrock
coats 90 blue, bIowq. and silver-gray, timey sac
coats; IL. i.h,ador (ya,ious coot-l to turn, sac
coats; DC srPelhue drah cio'ii aud heayer walking
coats: French a!3I Encs, black >uptrine cloh sax
and walking coats; do blue, bloan, ana dIao pilo.
cloth sacs.
C'oaE'.-Eue and black cloth cloaks every quail
.ty; black and blue pile. cloth CLOTHS
/ variety Of Vests cf every qualify ard pattern.
also every variety ana Gr&lity of fauta|oons. y
Geatluot's F"r1s4ja3 Go>,is.--Lnen and cotton
ehir-s all qualities checs and cotton hickory AZ!
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G X \ II A NJ s
American Monthly Magazine.

WILL CONTAIN EACH MONTH a SPLENDID srEhL LHGRA-
Wing. CoLoEEn FASHION rLATE,
Prose and Poetry, by the best Au;hors--An Edi
tors Monthly Summary of Current Events
Reviews OF New Books-faShoAabIe Chit-Cn4t-
Patterns FOR Needle Work--Music.
Yearly Subscribers who pay in advance will re.
ceivc a. a rte mium either the Great National En-
craving, THE HoRTRaITs or TuF rEysIuuS1s;" or
two smaller cnrravrEs The Girald College and
The Capitol at Washington.
The portraits of the Presidents were engraved c,-
prcssly for this Periodical 1t cost Of ?3ono-rhe
plate measuring is by u inches. The Capitol at
Washington, and the Girari College, also very cx-
pensiye and beautiful plates, Is 10y Is inches
Terms WITH PREM1uMs.
Cory year in advance SO /; copies wear s. :;
copies and one to agent or gcter up Of club 30 ;
90
premium viii be given to every subscriber and
agent at these rates a, their option to TAX" the por
traits of the Presidents or the two smaller plates
TERMS WITHOUT FEEMrCNs.--5 copies and one to
agent Or gctter up Of club, :lO II copies and one
to agent or Getter up Of ciub, 500 For Sc one
copy VIII be sent three years. All subscriptions not
PAL in advance, Four Dollars. Subscriptions NAV
be sen. at our risk When the amount is large.
draft should be procured, if posshlc-he cost Of
which may be deducted from the amount. Sub
scriptcas received and back numbers furnished at
any time during the year. Specimen copies sent
gratis to those desiring to get up clubs
ABRAHAM IL. SEE, Publisher.
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Sewing Machines
Wilson's Patent Rofary Sewingl

IAF now be seen in operation by per;
y wishing to purchase, at No. ~
Charles street, New Orleans, up staif'
The utility Of these machines is no loagef
opinion, but settled fact, manufactures
give them a decided preference over ah
interested, and planters are fart bF'
INTO general use, not only for the use OF
but especially for making up negro elo ,t,a
An experienced hand, with one OF W.
Machines, which takes from 1900 70 =
per minutc,-c do the work OF fifteen
with ease.
This machine Is simple, and not liaeet.
order; it is not noisy or complicated-~H'.'
shuttle or two needles, and dozen Or =
but, on the contrary, neat little iticie' :
one needle only, not having shuttle o'''
Ladies and seamstresses who purchs's
can receive Instructions from experience
teal teachers how to use them, on appA,.
sewing rooms, No. IL st. Charles stree. J. !
A constant supply Of improved nasiD|
spoo's, suitable thread, etc, for sale. Z
Orders from abroad by mail promp,u,,s 4
\. OrlsapA Feb. g.. VEa
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POrilrs Spirit Of The Times.
CHRONICLE THE

CHRONICLE OFTHE
7Hyf, Agr'cu'rs, FEEL! parts, Literature, .ae.tagr
Published every Saturday Morning, at No. BAG and
SIS Broadway, New York.
VIM T.PoRrEE, GEO. WILKES, 4 JAS. D. pEvoE. Editors
Single Subscriptions, Three Dollars year.
IN advance. copies for sl2 8 for $40.
No subscription received for less than 6
months.
Postmasters arc requested to act az agents
aud retain 20 per cent. for their trouble.
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llurpcr's New Wamthly ~.

Turing the last six month, 4 y
- been issued Of Hasper's Nts p
Kdgazfne over EIGHT HUNDREp ,,2s5
THOUSAND numbers. The publish, h
appeal to this fact as evidence oflLI, r.
alleled and constantly increasip, t.
with which their efforts to publis2 j n
instructive, and entertainG morals =
been attended. They renew the 81 ~
Of their thanks to the public fo,tI3..
slant confidence and support, and I d;
to the Press for the substantial add F1
forded in making their efforts and g
ton known to the American Peopla |.
IL can scarcely be necessary ID -
assurance, that the plan of condpe =
Magazine, which has proved so ~ ]
will be continued with increased ,er
sud care. The wants and tastes Of ! ~ \
mass Of the people viii continue car,
suited and no labor or expense >
spared to give them, every month Il
gest amount of the most interesting Z
struc'lve literary matter, original ID, Is
ted, in the best form and at the s.
price. Special and increased attttap'
be given 10 the series Of original A a, ~, :,
articles, descriptive of American ss' +
historical incidents, prepared by tdds
popular writers, and accompanied i ahl
wings by the best artists in the Unit 80 ;
IN every department ot the MsaSer
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CErIrf9sfo.i Mercury.

4 weekly and trI-weekIv newspaper, ruhIiehe1
lin Charleston, Sonth Carolina. Besides containing
the latest news Of the dav, both domestic and for
eiSn, commercial. agricultural literary and Ei~col.
hneous matter, it is decided States Rights paner
ardent and Incorporating in its devotion to the
rights and interests Of the South
The Mercury h1s re-lllr contributors to IFS
columns some Of the ables, writers of the Sou,f
and both as political and general sRaper. it il
one ct the most valuable and desirable papcIs
published IN tHe country
Terms-for the daily Mercury, SO; for the
tsi-weekiv IS.
Address d" Editors Mercury, Charleston, South
Carolina.
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TEiG Sew H0pis Fsirrol

The New York Weekly Mirror,
best Family Newspapers in the @
voted to Politics, Literature, Scienc
Arts,and free from the scandal andir
which form the great staple and ini
large class of weekly newspapers,
The Mirror is addressed to read
lined taste, and the publisher Iooksc'
to this class Of the community fo'
support In Politics, the Mirrors
ent, Progressive, without being raj
earnestly devoted to Americanisn
Union of the States.
Terms 81 Year in advance,
tons will be received, aud tho papd
the receipt Of Twenty-Five cents.
Address, post paid, II. FULlD
and Proprietor Of the NewYork Min
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THE SOUTH CAROLINIAN.
PUBLISHED

DAILY AND TRI-WEEELT.
THIS we!-known journal ia respectfully Offered
to the mercantile community "a a proper We
hicle for their advertisements. Having the largest
circulation Of any paper in the State out of Charles
ton, and many subscribers in the neshbornc
States, it is their interest to publish in it.
The political views Of the Caroinian are well
known. Devoted TO the Union as means to an
end it would have it administered "a was intended
by its founders, with strict adherence to It's con
stltiolal provisions; but believing a. we do that
the paramount. interest Of the South is sectional.
we advocate the Union Of the South as her essen
tai interest II the South is united she can cnioy
equality in, or Independence out OF the Union
Strict construction of Federal and State Consti,u-
tons political and religious rights to al.
The Latest News, b. telegraph and the mails, ia
carefully selected for its columns. The wholesale
prices current ami full market report are pup
lshej weekly.
Orgua! Sketches, Literary and Scientific ESSAYS
and miscellaneous selections daily make their an
pearance in it,. columns.
Subscriptions 81 and 81 per annum in advance.
Il. ". GIBBES, Proprietor,
Columbia s. c.
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NANPS0N & KEEN, No. 81 Bienvills
- tween Chaftres and Royal street, Ne
Wholesale and retail dealers in Fura5
Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Hair Glothi
Glue, &c, &c.
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INDUSTRY. Every young man should re-
member that the world has and always will
honor industry. The vulgar and useless
idler, whose energies Of body and mind are
rusting for want Of exercise-the mistaken
being who pursues amusement as a relief 10
bis eDervated muscles, or engages in exer-
cises that produce no useful end, NAV look
with scorn upon the smutty laborer engaged
in his toll. But his scorn is an honor
Honest industry will secure the respect OF
the wise and good men, and yield the rich
fruit of an easy conscience, and give that
heart self-respect which is above all price.
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NEW ORLEANS DAILY 4, WFEKTy

NEW ORLEANS DAILY & WEEKLY
True DELTA.
for the Wecklr, one year, Three Dollars, Six
months, Two Dollars. ''N
Daiiy, one year, Ten Dollors, Six months Five
oo.iars, Three months, Two dollars and fftycents.
Address John Msginnis. Editor ard Proprietor
- 81 Charles strsst New Orleans,