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Do.,D oAi,E.--Nvnce is hereby gwen
III thtt u pctilion wnl Je preseneu lv NO
So...ni'ssIuns IA han1uSn cvun,y, Uu,U, ~ lneIr
June sess,on, pi.ty 'nS Tor tne Ivcul un VI a
county rnad, commencing Oh mo county nno
~ Inc cen,er oi t.'o UI IuI'e.lst quirlvr "a bee.
.iun Ola, iu Washington tvwhsn,p, Hancock
cOdnty, aiid Running Uu saIu hhe due south
uii,i ~ s,r,Aes ur iu,eIsccls tuu Deu,iuce otate
rvsia ieTu,ha irvni rUsturia 70 Van bul ca, IN
Hancock county, Uaiu.
.. MANY PETITIONERS.
May 7lh. l55S.-iw.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
u'HE Undersigned have associated themsolve,
Il together for tho purpose Of engaging In the
manufacture Of
CnrrlnCea. lurnica at,ilries- xSc-

They intend TO keep on hand. and m ,nuiacture
7" order, rus Bssr STYLE of ever, thing In their
line. Their lung experience ~ the business,
.'nd the general satisfaction which their work
has gwen heretofore in this section, warrant
them IN believing TINT they WILL receive al.y>
oril share OF publ patronage.
Ihc, occupy ko9ss AbS-tr1sp, on Putnam
street. west of CaTss H.deI. and next building
of the Methodist Church.
, JONAS II CHARLES KOONS.
tlSNL,Y. o., April IL. ls5s.
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pooNt ro I.EI.-- --Enou,re of
IL Jap. !, lS5s.l TwiNlNG & BONHAM.
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lrss Letter. n


Ths Letter.
oh, the ioae expee, cd istser,
: n tha dear familiar handi
Ts'ss o.s. xk24 Ey y; is15iysFTdY /;
Bring my totkins- chair and scIssefs,
watch the baby, clos the door,
Let me have no interruptions.
TIL rvc read II twiceor morei.
Row, warrnnt me, he wrote II
INA bpaIpess study browni
For ~ uosfsuk "Msssrs.,v r. q
Az tqt i4ppsiac down. p N <
X1 Sis ViSss sh 'ip .SliitonrSa: SlitnS ! %s1 y
Yet, think, the signs good ono
Let mo open It and learn.
"Yours received s aiair beginning; . % -
"HcaIth improved,"- good news indeed
'fims dies swiftly, ,'I-shi { heedi
Hrishtpg, canning. ."-pOoh! warrant
when he shoots, = man will fall
-; Eg ssHy sSsyr"a, pSiaE s,Sis Gis'' ''''f' Z
Rtsli a ! -, ~ e. IA IA, ss'ssa 6 g
In my next III surely tell him
0fthat charming Trip OF N ns; --
or the sfeainers mtvtk and mSsiot
Forfeit games, and dancing free,
And Mo moonlight prumenading
or the ."'mcrric compaata"
AMI what's this1 Were you but with me;
Darling chldren--dolF and drup,s;'
"Paroquet xith splendid ks,hcfs;" ~
What n Baboi when ho comes!
,Isle 81. t.Mary--lovely sunsets"
There'saro lost m him!
"I,onely y.Sabbsths-wearya absonce;"
'9foms. sssst hoas, = Is blurred and dim
"Love - ould it we're doubled
Choicca hsssnn cf0xn hemJn IS.
Who, inspired OF goud, invented
Tho epistolary pisnl .....-
Bless the hands, whcre'er they bc,
That haze brought this littlc IN. ssive
Twice 4 Thousand. .nHles to nei ftr
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-02

niSiD ADAMS. Fashionable Barber and
- Hair Dresser, (Mnin ST., east side, four
'ioors nnrthof Railroad st.,) Fmiay, Onin. I
sS Shop closed on SUNDAYS. -Es .
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A TrnMN:fS Ar-Liw. - PALMER ASp
N MAsTON. Attorneys At.Law. have In.
Gated In Findlay, Ohio, where they W II urnmpt.
lv attend to sll business of thc,r profession
hat may be entrusted 10 thoir care In Hancuck
md adjoining conniics. q
j. VI P,LugR W n Alsn attend In any leg a
business N which his services may he wanied
~ the District aud Circuit Courts of the I'M.
ted State n Quo. T
fs- on - upstairs over tho PnstolIlce. I'm
William Tiylur's new BRICK In l,liny,
JOHN VI. PALMER.
Juno IL, 1917. ~ JOlIN MtSroN. =
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$50 To 500 PER MONTH,

ihoROuGH ChNNASSER IL WANTED
In each county in the free States. 10 engage In
the sale IT the above work Immediately. Such
can enstly ,,lrar iruu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
10 Whrm il Alap goIrfrn.

~NUINE FARINA CRACKERS
" The oaly ssnuire FARIsA CRACKERS msaufscn'edia
the un:si u,ds At the weiin'Sa establishment Of
A. WING .,q .: Lar sinsbarsh, State Of New-YoEs
he only Crsesers ever Pese14i % the plolc con
tsI,rs the ,rae qualities of Fsr.as
In poutdo Of WINGS FA LIMA CRACKERS The noudsh'
ing properties estimated be qls 20 hs Oh sined from two
pounds Of hresd. q /. usually baked.
THESE CRACKERS ARE DISTINGUISHED FROM ALL
OTHERS
BY taste Of the whest which they retain to eusska
bic deGe cay by their kina scton upo1 the stomach
They dsd with he greatest esss ey 'As ina9t or The ed
So wei ?, aslicxs persons generally
No other produc on fiom wheat has ever eeeI esoveed
which kls Pove,so
VALUABLE AS AN ARTICLE OF FOOD,
srd any realize the most important ben, ,:s Om thsr daily
USE in m,in.ainirr healthy tone Of the system.
ALL CLASSES MAY USE THEM TO ADVANTAGE
ssu'sily on tie family table and econ mi n proportion
be rOushrn hey oon.so they bTssj rnus esch
wi find OF the peasan. meals they h.ve ever esiea
made up nom these truly heathfal and delightful Crackers
All those who may vi,h procure WINGS CELEBRATED
CRACKERS should be on their
GUARD AGAINST MUTATIONS
nskrs ordinary Crackers the iza Of WING FAR
ma aod enaesvodastO sell their articles BY calling them
FGipa Crsekers
w. e credby informed that retailers have been found
actually siding decepors by offering their
hsse inferior Cschers a. the full price Of WINGS FARISA
with an in.imson thst they tbs same Wings and oil
this done simply the imitation Article sto rded them
larger profit
OF course who conGde 10 their family all must
do to sell them senu,e and good articles at
fair prices will continue patronIe any who attempts
such dect ption.
There are many hshpinded merchants ers.sei In the
hu,nea selling family groceries 70 render necessary for aay
fsully to encourage a. y individual acting thus.
In order avoid such decepiOns buy Crackers for Fans
but WHO'S.
ALL OF WINGS CRACKERS ARE FARINA
and Nj Wings name stamped upon every true Fna Cracker
made be Therefore and purchase for Farns but those
kavtrs ihe name A. WING stamped on each Cracker.
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS may be procured Of the best
family ,rocers generally by whom they extensively sold in
different pS rtiors Of he United States.
They nay be had st Wholesale ouly Of
A N. THOMPSON L Co,
Nos 22i and 253 Fultou-s, New York
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Gpcrial Notices.
trthur,s
Artbur's
SELF-SEALL<G CANS AND JARS.
be introduction OF these celebrated Cans and Jars


SELF-SEALLNG CANS AND JARS.
Since the introduction OF these celebrated Csns And Jars
BALP MILLION HAVE BEEN SOLD.
spd not~thandpg all sorts Of continuance for the sccomps
upon houstket pe been offered pubic he siiy
ARTHURS the ease rit rA'h they are Haadesd, AND the
esy circuit have made them the fsyoiite Cans aud Jars
tyssywkeIei and nos, In - -
their introduction their reputation stands by general
owdgm n fr shove other os jar in the market In
proof Of this quite, from almost innumeraea Testimonials
'-'' EDITOR OF THE LADY's BOOK,
D. the nun Der for July 1859. lie
TAss o Cans aud Jars the 6is, introduced and by
:. odos the best steadily coming OtO eenersu thousand.
and aIs aud who lost ies o. their fruit 10 conse
s0 Aare said other aNd repeat As ade"
ALL PREPARED FOR SEALING.
They have channel around the mouth, The outside filed
csh enet Sse d and all ready r sealing You have after
ss Jour vessel with he; fruit only to hest ''IF d and pres:
f@0"ed os'toiy 'oesSs, !: a. a~sls sr cSI1sm'
Stsnp On tbe Tin you vi 6ed impressed the metal
EAIen~ Jars 10 oval the bottom sDd IN iased
sIIEs AND MATERIAL.
IN oAs-fAt half gallon aad sson The CAas and Jars
Pst SSs SsSss%sSN S ss '"d jars 1IsPss TT'
9osssswask-Pit, quart and hslf gallon economy
AkrnURs SELF SIS ssAIiso .iGR CANS ANp 'iJ JARS
=, ARTHUR, BUkNHAM oILROY,
Noe llI opd lls south loth st Phsdeph'A
os OLD &c FEE 81 sA' United States
No pS ssrSoa CHhsP Pds9. b + T0SREY
hass JOSEPH R. GREEN Of 5h sad smi-as Cin.
einish, Ohio
.ls%i,srcn' ln%,srcn' In'ellseeese 0%ee and Labor E.;
@.,ls .;t % dS1; Sssss AN & s,Gsas, No
spiritual Telcsrsph.-Tbi. weel,s oontsass. Ls..e
,se WI ASsel. Earth sPbi,uA hea' from the freaca
{. PARTRIDGE, Nc u, kss.b ls1A
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Zen Dnblifetio.,s.
RUsHs NOTES on NUMBERs.IT1hough but

DUSHs NOTES ON NNUMBERS.-Though but
ID u.t pubb.d this valuable work has been hhly commend
and u :. is,orsbly received ,, -
The Boston Recorder We aye awe that the Professor
uh has changed Of his religious opinions spce be an
.rtook th. prep certain books OF
the Old b not that toe views BE has
more adopted hsve had uence upon his
ist, Of ID p1Ins of the Divine VOID which he undertakes
10 expound Ne Of works Of the knd 20 veil scspei
70 ye the tue e,nnr sad well aesP.ed % 10
Christian families and in Ssbbaih Schoo.s' .
The Pr. .b,tesD Banner tPtsbage) says: Taken ALTO
gele bss been Pbhed in this country on the hr.
boois of the Bible b. all compared 70 the Noss Of pc
Bush in the way ueur. h preacher the Sabbath School
tesrheY and The ligent Ieader'
Ibe Congresa ionat (Bos;on) says His Comlnen arss
fsyo,e volumes Of reference upon the Books
the Bible which they treat Learned comps d-vout and
sensible have pesy always foud Inn safe guide toward
the the THIS volume possesses the same eA
cespces.'
Tbe Christian Observer Philseph) sys 10 the prep.rs
of this volume the subor richly furnished IN the FAY oi
critical bep, slso with such aids BE- drawn
from the and fs rseordss By odSrn
The Christian Times Chiasol says All 10 all We DO nos
hI Tow Of better Co mmt nary 90 the Books Of Moses
The Cenal Christian Herald tCiccn,si IL the es.
exposition of Numbers for the a reader w oar laaeuase
Prce ST. Sent pepsi rarsp. Of this Published by
A. 10
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tDatebes, Jewelrp, &f.
Cost an1 fonr0.

T OST-In Wall. Il. or vicinity, dsrk.y yellow
IL ENVELOPE rtALirs II Courcrs OF me La ). Ansa
alc BIoombufg Railroad CoUfany saisos ts"Au Will DC
PA'' ~ - WiSsIOW LArIEa 4 Co. No 50 Walls
7 OST-On Tuesday .y NJ. 50 PollOck's Wee.
il hsxk.u Pavilion l., Les Bus f5,m.led Case WATCH
one .ide set th diamonds. with ohA 'e iea Any pt,on
fnerg the al d TerTnt 70 \ = A'ei'''S'' H'"'
Ken, viii be literally rewarded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

TIy HE OUEEN's HEART:
COMEDY IN THREE ACTS.
By John w. Pslmr
A. produced a. the Howard AtR.1 snm. Boston
BRILLIANT DRAMATIC SUCCESS.
The Press 10 pnaDimous IN is praise .
The successful and charming comedy ever podneed s
cesitsbe to the te1.y power Of the author who has
BE- well pleased HE success most brilliant and
decided" it<niiet
The play scheved the moe. hters success and viii ,tand
the tsst 81 time" lPost
Price IS cents. For sale by ID. APPLETON ca
WHAT is the cause of this jurorel
w Whence this Wild rush 70 RANNEY'S store
Tis hecsus- chance rules there more
Bu; yosT own lifts you choose before
Your Books you count
A soidcssed watch Of Tsrest make
I! books enough you buy. you take:
Can any one that's wide awake
His thiIst for knowledge fail % s'.ke
A. such folnt
or ffcrture's wheel you tarn the crank,
And you do not get blank
Your lucky you well may thank,
B1 when for boohs the tin yon plank
At RANNEYS store,
A thousand sifts, rare, splendid, gay,
rs-ful and eeous, they dep ay,
Yon take vbsteveTs" IN your way"
And send Two NINETY THREE BROADWAY
Friends by the score.
Na1k this By the plan at the American Cir Bock
House Broadway every customer for books o, trace
price. choose Luneeds OF superb ornament &e the
article vhcb .u his her fancy Catalogues sent free Ad
dress A. RANNEY, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
6tationerp anh fanrp GOODS.

E'RANCIS g. LOUTREL, No 40 Malden-lane.
l. BLANK BOOKS. PAPER AID STAT sIaIIoSNnHHnL SIHnI, Steam
JOB PRINTING, LIrHOGRAPHlC "oAA' DiNDlNo' ks'
Ofdeu solicit<d
CLOTE and JAMES,
TACTUBERS. No 20 Fnton-st Orc-fs r-Doe-y sneiLee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
Drp Ocoos.

III 0RACE!!
Conferred upoa the Ladies b. wearing
DOUGLAS q sHERwOOD's
CELEBRATED SKIRTS.
fHE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF BHE
NEW EXPANSION SKIRT
u s Of which been sold auns the last months ss J.
snssd The % 5 S, to ls e 90 s "a a., sass <:
month, Of June, July and August
They also cal attention to their
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT,
which IL r.ce,,n, uriyer.. from lie LAies
They the cole propresor' of ths ss!y
"PATENT ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE"
muse Beware Of the many nnt.ons offered be rarke
they are u either niIinseDen1 or worthless
fS'' '''' 9;S15tfii 70 OTHER DIFFERENT STYLES
vita and siulovf the Patent Adjustable Bus.s' .
MEpcAL hUTHoRrrY :. Ssirs tas ayssle ., Laa.e
s.s ia. la. s.sy bees sora ps< None ssnHs unless
sAmpsl .uoon,
"HANUFACTURERs kEw,Y0RK'
DRY GOODS.
~ cL,,sWe-orr SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
pRESS 60 OD DS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co. vii sell The eL:ire baisnes
OF the Spring impor.stions greatly reduced prices
Their assortment of The uDde~nsioDed articles 10 'a yer,
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS.
COLoRED AND BLACK SILK ROBES.
BAREGEs AND BAREGE ROBES
FRENCH AND EE0LISB PRINTS.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
~ B.-ARNOLD. CONSTABLE Co. have anl on h.na =
besu.iul and Unsurpassed assortment Of MNrILLAs which
they are clearing out ., extremely low prices
SILK MANTILLAs AND TALAAS.
REAL LACE POINTS AND MANrILLAs.
FRENCH LACE AANTILLAs.
SILK AND BAREGE MANTILLAs
TRAVELLING CLOAKs, RAGLANs, BUSTERS kc-
CANALrsT., corner Mercer,
Ee~-York.
FOURTH of JULY.-CHECK PANTS, 81.
Il AT OAK HALL,
Hos 81 aud So
Fulton 81.
THEo. r. B. DEGROor.
FOURTH of JULY.-LINEN COATS, 20 cts.
i AT OAK HALL,
Hos S4 and S5
THEO. n. b. DEGRoOT
FOURTH of LY.-MARSEILLES VESTS
Il 7: cents, at OAK HALL,
Futonst - .-
EOURTH of JULY.-Grest bargains in
l. FINE SUMNER CLOTHING.
" D. ''eN 'D1 THEo. r 8; pEaao6r, r.
Oak Hal, Nos. "a aud % Fuon-st.
VlARPETING.-SPRING IMPORTArIONS,
~ Isss st GREAT REDUCTION Of PRICES
SMITH LOUNSBERRY,
Are now oserine- ,,
English Tapestry Velvet st 81 % per ynd
English Brussels at 81 10 per yard
Enshsh Ingram si IS cents per yId o.u. u,,uno,y
SHADES LACE CURTAINS, and all other Goods pertaining
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
Gunner Retreats.

4 VERY PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT
~ Be- found BY families seeking country ard At the
BON AMER INSTITUTE three miles frem H1eson darinf the
two month vacation FROM July - Terrls rom 70
s6sw~k. Address C. FLACK, CAyersot cluobis Coun-
ty,Nf
BOARDING at FARM-HOCSE.-Afe few large
ID .rv ROOMS for families te sssnred i'm
da,s spp.iiop, the large Pam hsn Of tbe sabcIber
,,.y atfp Cove Aae,ess CHAs. USpERBILL
Gsn C,ve
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
Chances for Bnslness Mer,.

IN SPRINGFIEL LD.-MANUFACTURING
PROPERTY for siLE-Al ths real and perso property
;ely belonging The Ward Manufacturing Company consisting
dies OF the newest eonuesion Counting ard Cloth Room BOD
YER house bochs Of birch Bo.dre housss ~ere tn ,l
the accommodation OF the kns bIics sa>neshop
Issnts House s1 Ov.reer Cottages together with sindrJ
Other bodngs A:S; er,1sh RslIosi one mie IN ensa
spindles with rbSn dam and canal and go
Of Land lying both des the River N Towns
sprr field Chcop-e and Lldow FOR further information
spply 70 8 FROTHINGHAA, Boston gro WALkEk1
spIirrield; O. ". HOLT. .: ths Mill U q SAhsfU% sad
" IL DELAEO A-r-York-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

The Joint Committee appointed ~ the Common Council
suitable 10 celebrate the spprot An
nver,sy National Independence have the honor 10 SUD-
nit the follow ng 10 the public; =,
AT Sunrise National Salute viii be fred the Battery by the
pnder The OF Col haynoT en ~
noon Park by the Veterans OF 1872 urder the command Of
Col bayucpd -
The First Division Eew.Yok State Militia under command OF
Major Sanford will form 4b-st at Soc'ock m,
ard be The Chief and Then take up
their hne march and proceed do Broadway to Chambers
st. the Pat, arriving a. 10 r. and pay the
boros of Marching s. lutA 70 the Municipal Autborns
In the evening Fireworks will be displayed, and Music ar-
C,y H.ll,,..,,... ........... ADKINS Band
M,di-n.,onare. .RobeTtson's Bsnd
Hamilton. souare Excelsior Band
yarhson. n.sobsre......,..,.,......Css .Css sss Band
U.mm,1, sansre .,...,,...... Ccpnr lrs Band
Tomniin,. .,ous,e ....,..,..... " Wonnemshers Band.
East Broadway and Grsod a.. Exec tlor btnd-
3fth-st- beiween 7b and sth avs. Blind bano
Juiop pNs,S.t.,,..,,...........W Wonnemsker's Band.
7h ay And Broadway. ........... .Sheslds's Band
FranLin,t and West Broadway. .Sheh 3n's Band
Mount iM0,ris......,.,......... .MoDahans Bend
The ownsIs port and proprie-
of b. tells and public but ines are requested -
that days the sections are requested 70 IDs u
their respective fr hour sunrise noon OF nn
bills therefor TO be presented to ibe undersed Drivers OF
vehicles avoid the line OF toe pocson during
n, mar ia Soces and Municipal astbores In
yted cooperate with the Committee In uftherAnoe oI the
Celebration. By order OF the G ,mniitse
THOS. sTEPiIENe, Chairman
Of yoist COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

EIREW ORKS.--A complete assortment of 6r~t
Il premium FIREWORKS II Joseph q. Edees nsno-
cte warranted 6st quality Of workmanship end nse.a
Agency No 2 wssbnsonst u BsrclAy pcs'efs end
town committees supplied the lowest prcea Orders hond b
sddressed to JOHN D. ROBBINS Authorized Aeest
No. "a Wsahipson New. York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

V,E KTIT VIII .ks an excurs7n sround sssen Island
On MONDAY Jaiy leaving Pier No Norh RIVER .i iet
M rstnfnrg about o. No., giving nne opportunity o'
,bs fo~s, B.v ssrdy Hook toe Narrow the HlhltDd. ot
H.yer,r l. and the beautiful soeu.ry Of kl Van ks fs
KII VAN KULL entirely new hiss clear covered dees :"
,e Iors BIZ SO wide; promenste deck OF tts 'ls @
and h spsble carving .ye number Of pssenssr oioa
- ,.e viii be provided Fsse the exeafs'on % cents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

post.Omce Notice,-The MAILS for EUROPE vi
SOUTHAMPTON and HAVaE, per United Sres .eAner
VAnDERBILT will close at this Office on SATURDAY, he
Cd day Of July, at ltl O'Clock m - ,-,,n r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
sociali.Iic Humanitarian nIeeting.,.TTh.I99 ,iII

sstberns of the fIierds of EQUITABLE ASSOC
siNDAY Jul1 on the m north the Pavilion Weh.u-
sep Of speech and opioon desired bytoih xes
Bosts leave Spps Amos 22d and 40 ht, North River at
ococi afer curing The day Speeches may
be exped by eye1 interested and talented spesker Come
frrnea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

Notice-Tbe LADIES sHOEMAKERs PROTECTIVE
UNION the Cits Of New Yns ard s.ooilyn wi met a.
Kep WaId Hotel Of Elizabeth and Grand
IT'S on This (ssturday) EVENING, Jaly a. ococL 20
bear Report the Grand Pre5eot Of the O9ra
T F. MURPHY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
MAYORS oTFIcs. NEw.YosK, Jons %. 1854
rINTIE attention Of the public is called to the 10

FvNftE attention OF the puOnC IL cteu W tno Iof-
Il lowing ORDINANCE Of the Common Council, pssscd
Sept 1874 relative to the sale and Getting oa o. osrssn dsnser
Gus d. scrptons OF Fhewok No person shs sell
r se nor e discharge Get of Ia the City Of New York.
any fireworks called known BY the names Snahss OF
ha.ers any fireworks called known BY tho nsws of
Double Headers any frewok unter any oh-f nane.
composed MATERIAL and OF the casrs Of tose
each op sued for and recovered Of the person sailing
exposing fo sale hue "a or dschgns the ssm And
ed for recovered Of and from the master Of such sppns
In such shall be minor snd not en- Appsess the
case of tie death of the h then Of and on the mother OF
snsrljan OF such minor " nv ORDER ~ the Mayor.
WM II SrEPiIENs Frs. Marshal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

DHONOGRAPHY TAUGHT through the MAIL.
Course Of Lssous In this Art will b. given by mail
ay one sendus The subscriber S. All necessary WORKS fur
nI;hed. Addrtss w g. HYDE, Wllamstown. Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

m HE ANNIVERSARY AND SUNDAY
Il SCHOOL MUSIC BOOK, No. l.
Cn..ng Of 81 Tunes and Hymns jas: puoi.hee by HORACE
WATERS Agent, No. S33 Brosissy NesYork Coren;s 10
part ""Ts Apnyersry Day" Kind Words never DIE
Let happy and let b. gay &C Price 81 hindrsd
postage The above pieces the ehl
arsn Ley Jubilee and published only BY this house
Also, the REVIVAL PENNY MUSIC BOOK. Price 81 per
ItO, 10 90 ccBies hAvir been scd since April l.
COUNTRY NEWS AGENTS, il you want yeur
~ ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. snd them
LONG L FiRRELLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION to LONG
i BRANCH and sHREWsBrRY RY The spsbdid Steamer
ALICE PRICE for the SEA SHORE direct, on ~
DAY July T. at "A D. m, and MONDAY, July 6eirf
o. m aud on MONDAY q. .. NJ. Fare Is e,n,s cash vsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

g CHAMBERS has received New Styles of
snG CHILDREN'S UNDER-GARMENrS, CHILDRENS
HATS and BOSNETS. Full ss,rtneut ALWAYS on hsnd aud
sold reouoed prices by b. CHAMBERS No. x9' broadway
ps arly opposite S1waits.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10
FROM KANSAS

ST., LOUIS, July 9.-Our dispatches from
LeaHenw0rth, 9th, by U. s. Express to Boone
vile, say the special messenger named in pre-
vious despatch, reached the fort yesterday with
the official orders for General Harvey, which
went forward this morning per Capt. Simpson.
The orders direct the following movements s
companies, 2nd diagOons Major Phelps and
Reynolds batteries artillery; NTH, tenth and
probably seventh regiments of infantry emnin
until the 18th artillery; two companies I'd dra-
gOons occupy district of the Platte; 9th CIV
airy is directed to remain on the plains late
as practicable and lake excursions among the
Indians and keep them in subsection.
The sixth or seventh infantry proceeds to
Oregon in view of the recent intelligence from
the Pacific of ln'liau hOstilities.
The corpse OF Engineers now with the hattal-
ion OF 9th Infantry arc to return to West Point.
The troops which accompanied Capt. Marcy
from New Mexico return to ttiat department..
Brigadier Gen. Harvey is ordered TO return to
81. Louis aud assume command of the depart
ment of the west, unless lie may have received
intelligence from the forciblc opposition OF the
MOrmUmS 10 he army in Utah, in which
case he Is empowered To send forward the whole
Of the reintuTcemenls aud continue with them
TO Utah, or return to take command Of his de-
partment, GShe may prefer
Lieut.. Col. CroSsman, and Captains TURNKEY
and Page are assigned TO duty in Utah. Capt.
Hancock Is ordered to proceed with the regi-
ment Of Infantry To the Pacific.
The officers of the typographical Engineers,
hitherto assigned with the troops in Utah, are
OF dered to report To Gen. Johnson.
The recruits and officers destined for corpse
now III Utah, are to procede to that department..
Assistant Adjutaut General Buell. remains
attached to the staff of Harvey.
The Pay-mastcr fartlIeSt III advance viii go
through with his funds to Utah, the others re-
mir thu at tho Platte
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10
RROM MASHINGTON-

july 9.-The seventh regiment arrived this
morning by the steamer sent TO their relief
The Ericsson is still aground GU Kettle bottom
shoal 50 miles below hard bottom, all efforts to
get her off have proved unavailing.
a despatch from Richmond says the body of
soldier of the guard. was found in the river
this morning, near that city the only person
missing is Laurenz Hamilton, of the 9Th com.
pany and the grand son of Alexander Hamilton,
1t is supposed he fell uhnoticed from the steam
er when at Glen Cove.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Refreshing TO see the Indies. while out
shopping these warm afternoons, stop in at the
Bridge corner Drug Store and take drink of
cool and sparkling mineral water. We wonder
that there are not more of them thus disposed.
Take our advice, ladies, and the next time you
are ''up town." call for Mineral water, Pine
Apple Syrup, at the Bridge corner Drug Store.
You will find there, also, one of the finest stocks
of perrumeries, notions, &c, to be found in the
city.