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Bids will lie received for the purchase OF the lanis
IN gross for separate parcels abav des bed
The department raaervIng to itself the right
reject eIthor or both. as may be deemed nest ad
vantaEeous to The government.
Bids will he received untIl O'Clock M Of the SIst
day of Nav. at which hour eli then before IN. dc
partment oil he opeLCd.
Proposals Should he sealed and endorsed "propo-
sails Tor the purchase al the Island of Rock Island
Payment To be made cash TO tn A assistant Trsa-
at st Lonis To the Treasurer at Washnr ton
within hfteen days aft the acceptance of the bids
and recelDts iransGtted immediately TO this depart
nient. In case of failure 10 make the pa, ment W ,h
IN the tune specihed, the award shall be declared
null AMI void. JOHN n. FI,OYO
~ 2s-lawtd Secretary Of War.
NoTE.-The folowIng described lands which
are ciaIIied by the Rail Road Bridge Comma, q, the
Chcago and Rock Island Rail Road Company and
the Mississippi ana Missouri Railroad Company
und-T the act of Congress approved August 4, 1852
Rail and Plank Roads and NJ .csdaInIzrd Tufnpikas
passing through the pubic lands belonging To the
United Sthtes"-belng strip Of lard three hundre
fe. IN width said Island and three ores for
Depot grounds" as PARTICULARLY desIgn d on the
maps filed IN the Gerers Land Ofiice by John o.
Sargent attorney, with letter OF February %
are reserved from sSle, VIZ:
i5S acres of the :. w. fae'l a of sec. IS, T. Is NJ
RAW.
s12 acres Of the frae'l N. y N. w "a Sec SC. T..
Il, N RAW.
% 2 acres Of the N. w. !. of n. E. "a Sec ST. II. Is,
Mr.
Amounting. in all, TO 10 50 acres.
JOHN u. FLOYD,
ma H-lawtd Secretary of War.
IL Papers that hare copied III. Adrsr,issm,nt
will insert This note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

IL The schooner ID. V. Sessions, from Balti.
more for North Carolina, was capsized on Tues
day in the Chesapeake bay, and all hands excep,
the captain were lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

NOTIcE TO MEMBERs OF CoNGREss-Members
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star Office Price,
for 5000 copies OF sixteen-page speech, one cent
and half each; for 10 600 or more, cent each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

ID he remains Of Henry VIM. Herbert, az
companied by a few friends, were conveyed to
Newark, Thursday afternoon, for interment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

n%L @. o. F.-MAGENENU ENCAMP
lkS MENT, NO. An ad burned meeting of
Tins rncsmpment Will be held al Odd Felluws' Hs IN
Navy lard, THIS EVENING, at ~ O'clock
functuaI attendance OF all the members Is earnestly
requested As important business, with regard to the
cerbraiIon, will be before them.
me 2if GOE BROWN Scrihs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

NOTICE.
HAVE this day disp"sed Of my WOOD AND
COAL YAK ID. on 9th street, between ID and A.
streets. to Mr.. John J. Cnder wood. and trust tLsf
my customers will continue 10 him the very liberal
patronage bestowed upon me. All persons having
accounts with me will please cali at the
ment and settle them with him. as / aptIcIpste I.
reovsiirom the city, and II ~ absolutely necesssrr
that all bills should be settled without ,lelay
a.. J.. L.. MOORE,
Sth street, between ID and r SITS.
HANiNG PURCHASED THE STAND istely
Occupi-d hy Mir. +. l.. Moore. trust is close ner
soha 10 business. and keeping AT Nil times
good STOCK of the best articles in my line TO merit
a share OF the public patronage " '''''''
INA 70 ot JOHN I. UNDERWOOD
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DOMESTIC LIQUORS.

DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
~, 2@ \, i,.rrels WINE, BRANDY, RUM, GIN and
VT nIsh E1 log ether with a good assortment If
IN i, p,nt w MS, RkANDIES, SEGARS, d O.,
m. ~ eo6t BARBOUR Il sEMMEs.
4 NASH TO LOAN ON APPROVED SECURI
ytor rood paper purchased at liberal discount,
Apply TO- "A. ~. EVANS, =
mSioS'W&S' al nth street,
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~ Y III BI I'll ON
IL BY THE
Sunday School
EPIs'L CHURCH SOUTH.

METHODIST EPIs'L CHURCH SOUTH.
The School Of the above Church will give an I,,-
hIbItIon on FRIDAY EVENING. the SIsf INST, M
q quarter tetOTe O'Clock.
The exercises viii ConEist Of REGULATIONS ard
sLsiag by The holaTs, a-d Solos aud Ouarteis o,
Arri:ruTs.
Ihe Pa,,icare invited 70 attend. masO2t
DCSTPONEMENTO OF L.. CAKUSIS SO
u NND MAY Observation-Disclosures "a
tor w edhesday, the 18th, IL stpOned an con ~
sequence OF has sudden indus pusitIon. Nv
ma n Ls.f&
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The ANN,vEkss99iR32 CELEBRATION

II - L. q. %. r.
i HE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Of
The Grand Lodge and GraId Fnlamp- ,ssy1..SE,
ment of the District of Columbia, ard SS<11R
their subordnates, will be held on z-4SyfSE
TT ESDAl NEXT, the 25th instant, 'Ss$--lT~~
and consist OF a PROCESSION, an GRAFTON.
and cnI.LATlON, terminating at night with a
PROMENADE CONCERT aud LEVEE.
The different LODGES Will meet at the City Hal ~
o CLOCK on the mOThlng al the 25th, wheuce the
proce' SION Will march precisely At O'Clock.
route agreed upon 10y the committee, and which viii
be published ON Saturday.
The Grafton will be delivered at the Smithsonian
Inst Tuition, by ID. q. Nj WV. n. loUNG, of Mar,
land.
The COLLATION. will be served MP at the Assembly
Rooms. where ample arrangements have been mad .
Tor tho accommodation of the fraternity of the Die
trct as well AS all visiting brethren.
Tine COLLATION. will terminate the ceremonies of
the day, and the Lodges then dismissed.
THE CONCERT AND LEyEE
Will he heid IN the Seventh street ALL lal the lara
rOnms az which " al be open scommt ncing NJ O'ck
aud VIII consist of q Concert of Vocal and tusfru
mental Music, Tor when purpose WIthers' Band
has been engaged for the Saloon, Espuia's Band Tor
tetto Club Tor the south room.
At 10 O'Clock the Concert will close when the "a
loon az lie tsken IN charge Ivy a competent CONS IF
Floor Managers, prov ded with pOpul ~ GotIllnn
Music ard the remainder of the evening viii he
passed In the ''gIGdy mazes of the danoe.'
Tickets for tho Concert and Isv-e, ONE DOL
LAR-to be had ot the meabers of tine Comutrtee
ma le-3t CON. OF ARRANGEMENTS
INTEL. ard Sfates-ot 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

HI The people OF Maine have determined Il
hold an election TO settle the temperance ques
ton, on the eth Of June. The ballots are of tive
soTls-one entitled, 'For the License Law O
le36, and the other "For the Paohibitory Law
Of IS5S -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

WAsHING TON THEATKk.
m,psRMSTEE ' KE e.
And positvel, last night hut one Of the renowned
KELLER TROUPE,
Whose performances have eiicited from crowded
s'as,Ic spblAuse.
Last appearance bat one OF
KELLER's loUHSo sMtRIcAN BALLET
W.T. THIS s EyENJIS Nc Man,, MAY ,s IS
NATAD QUEEN
In the course Of which will be drspayed the tot
Neptune .pd the Tritons. veIus an the AtAlier Of
over s The Ruins Of Jerusalem. shower Of Gold.
DiTERTTSEMETT,
By KelIer's Young American Ballet Corps.
To be followed bv an entirely Ballet, en- Al o
CELESTIAL PASTINES.
And concluding with
THE GLORY OF AMERICA.
SATURDAY. BENEFIT or
Mr.. LOUIS KELLER.
MR.. s. ID. EfTINeE.
NO INCREASE OF PRICES.
The Box Office will he opened at half past g.
Doors open at quarter past O'Clock; Overture
begins nt7Z. ma a
CORTEZ. THE .CoNQUERoR.-ThI This new
" American Tragedy, fOuEded the of
Mexico. pronounced by competent critics the best
hGerIcan Tragedy yet produced, vail be read by the
Author, at Temperance Hall, THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. Tickets can be obtained at the Book
stores, principal Hotels, aud ut tho door. Smg'e
admission 81 cents admission for two ladies AID n
gentleman. 81 Doors open ~ "a; Reading TO com
mence al O'Clock. %.
THE EXHIBITION AND CONCERT OF
the SUNDAY School of the First Bap;Ish Church,
10th ttrert, b.tween T. and r, will le repeated or
TUESDAY ENENING next, May eth, By re-
quest.
Tickets, admitting two adults or three children,
Twenty hive Certs.
ma Il a. VIM. ]. RHEES, Supt.
NOTICE.-The HIBERNIA CLUB takes great
pleasure an announcing TO their r.
friends and the public IN general that EefN
they viii give their First Grand TX 1e3-nn1kne6
cursion 10 the w hIte House Pavilion on THURS
DAY, June Sd, 1883.
For particulars see future advertisement
1t COM. oP ARRANGEMENTS.
THE ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES
JUVENILE MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Connected with the sabbath School of the First
Presb,ieIan Church. will be held ia the Church on
SATu RDAN AFTERNOON. the I'D inst, CON
mencng At "a o clock.
Th1 various Missionary Glasses will present the'-
offerings. accompanied with ppropl late devices a
addresses will be delivered by Rev. Dr. Sunderland
pastor: and Mr.. L.. b. Tousley, IRON CaasndeIgua.
Few York.
The pubic are respectfully invited. ma2-at
vIN IN N 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

~ u N s, Il RU NKS,
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
No. - Pennsylvania drtaHe.
order 20 make room for another lot TO arrive, ia
a lew days. we are now selling best OD
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, NSt
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS, AJL
PACKING TRUNKS, all sizes,
HAT BOXES, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS. &C,
at ety per cent cheaper than they ever been
sold IN the District.
WALL, STEPHENS co,
ms Elliot 81 Pa. av., bet. ST. and 10th cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21
THE WEEKLY STAR.

This weeks issue of this Invaluable family.
political and news journal is now ready. An
examination of the matter it contains is all that
is necessary to convince the reader that no
where else is so much interesting matter gath
cred and furnished at the same price. We
anDexa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

TIE WzAraER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is M ads from the Morse
Telegraph line TO tho Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock q. m :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21
ms 2l-lO

M CARRIAGES.
w j. invite the attention OF Members Of Con
gress. strangers and the public eenerglivo &!76 s.
10 our large and superior assortment offyNiZSS
CARRIAGES, PHfTONS, ROCK ~
Always, BUpGIES, &c, &c; all manu- featured
ally low prices. Old carriages taken art IN ex-
change for nSw.
Carriages of every description built to order and
repair ng well and pron pity done at short notice.
Solesroom-Pa. avenue. south side, between Ilth
and 18th Streets next door, but one, 10 the Star Of
hce.
Factory-55s 18th street., near canal.
ma 2l-2tawtf &. Il. GARDNER a son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

ga quaint correspondent writes
as follows " Rumor says the grasshoppers are
eating up everything green in Ohio Douglass
Democrats are requested to stand from under {"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

1ARPET1NGS, MATING, &c.
Just received, from thu Phiadel phia auctions, a
large let of the above, com prIsIng-
Brussels, Tires ply, Ingram, Venetian. List, Hemp
and Nag tarpetInxs,
4 and "a White and CoIored Mattings, which we
offer from Is cents up,
Also, variety OF patterns Floor OHcloths.
Call early. WIN. EGAN & SON
S3 Pa. av., between eth ane 7th SITS,
ma q wv (Intsl south side
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Mem pnbliratnrs.
Just Published: -
kRIGHTI Y's IINITED STATES DIGEST" I"

Just Published: .
~DRIGHTLYs UNITED STATES DIGEST"
- An Analytical DIGEST of the LAWS of the UNITED
HATES nom The adoption Of the Constitution to the end me
xxXlvth C pess-l7ss to 1887 vol Imp svo', iiH pp-
fros only 46. r,.,,..
om The Hon r. B. TAney Chief Justice Of the unised S.AeA
"IthawoIh OF much value and well executed The heads
sndef dfeen Acts of Congress srrueed well
appropriate and what Is still important the In
iax fI boen able TO examine IT, 10 compee The
bsA has evidently been prepared with much care aud Judgment
sna in doubt not b. very acceptable 10 the public"
Dron ths Hon James NJ Wayne, Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Count Of the United States
pnrlosey postpond my scsDsweds nen 70 yoo Tor
nf brishtys Annytosl Of the Laws of the United
ts,es W the fidelity Of its execution and It's
pssp.s Mr. Brightly succeeded in bringing the Laws Of
United States into single volume that not
Nth uan references the Statutes Large that the
Of the Digest may either b verified dsproved II In
ance the latter BE- done have used the Dss
aAny tia Of Supreme Court Ii has saved much
hbof and uonhe As a whole hss been well done BY Mi
Brightly and deserves the special PATRONAGE OF lawyers and
nAsssss and Of all rsoDs engaged In public life, ~eu 40
ose who professional business Who nevertheless
have by them M all times the resdie
esInns has been the legislation Of the Congress
the United states sbsl Nj Bnshlys
nssest officially and in my study"
Becently Pubhsted:
WHARTONS AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW. Fourth and
Ration Tsss the Criminal Law oi the United
ncHt~s ! vol svo. 90 paees Prce 81 ~,
WHARTONS PRECEDENTs or INDICTMENTS AND
PLEAS. Second and Revised Edition vol svo 800 pssea
WHARTON STILES MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
nssssoo stie u. D. vol svo. SIS pages Price Sc ".
KAY BROTHER,
Law oksellers Publishers and Importers,
No 10 South Sixth-st. Philadep phia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Chances fcr Business Aen.
4 RARE CHANCE, if APPLIED FOR SOON
~ FLAMING MILL

situated In West Twenty Eighth street near E.veeth sne-
Tbi, essbIshreL. n s-ssfg operation aud coins
rood bn,iness and offered for the prop'i-tF
csnpo. give proper attention 10 furnished with Moo9
,o.h's Nschn.s Woocbqrys and al need
al ,ptlaroe. mahinx PACKING BOXES 0, al kinds with
,r.st fscty With MIL are CITY LOTS, and oe bca
ION il one 4 The business New York Apply on
.h- ufes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP

ENOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROf-
ERTY-A PAPER MILL with i've scres q and situated
In BbouSeld, n j., within twelve miles Of Nev,foh Wy.
n. MI hss ben In successful operation fer The les, twelve
y.~ra and mpee ord~r eonprsns resm snsre
nd heller, four ensines 81 inch cylinder
srsire with cailend.rs &c. all comelet- large portion
tb- pQchsse money bond and rsorts, @ term
Of ys~r. Fos further particulars rqure Of COSGER ea
No II CEfs. or Of ibe subscriber, on the Prsmi'es
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

IN D.-MANUFACTURlNG
PROPERTY for SALE.An tne real and persona properly
sly b-oprns Ward Manufacturing Compsny oonnsone
Of bnch Cotton Pscso containing machinery tof % 'BI
des of the Constructions Counting and Cloth kom o
er house .wo blocks bet BOARDING houses more than sum
eieot FOR The accommodation Of the Mis- BIRCH Assainrsnor
Iseut, House Over>e Cottsfes together with srcrJ
o,hsT buildnss Aso bsnca Railroad one mir To eustn
connecting ~th the Western Railroad Wsser so~e
=. pindlcs dam and canal aud Go
scres Of lying both dss Of the ys IN To.n
On sppr6eld Chico Lndlov For further nformator
sppiy 30 FROThINGHAh, Boston GEO WALkEk
Gprfnsfeld; G. ". HOLT 9, the Nil; o. bAksro~ scd
r. n DELANO AeSYo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Justruriisu.

A CADEMIES of fBOOKKPEElNG, WHITING,
n ARITHMETIC &c No 81 Bowery, Y. and No ssS
Fu'onas Brookyn Student, stterd oour sr'int ,n'
convenience day ev-rina Co PAnes plan o. insr1c,9n
based system Of practice simple In is detss pahAy
easy 10 be acquired and inro.sible 70 b. orso,'en
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
AMuBfmrntS.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N PROMENADE CONCERTS
Tbe public s respectfully informed that The long promised
GREAT PROMENADE CONCERTS.
ExPrsSgsi31s ;Sfsf ;6fFsxsDEuR,
BEFORE ATTEMPTED BERK,
soNDAY. EvENING,.JU Ia,
Mesus. ANsCHUTz and MUsARD.,
The entire an6 Of The Academy Of Music have
been aooed this occasion mlgohceny decorated with
exocs flowers, sbrubbey &C. forming the coolest and
JARDIN D'ETE
In the world The ORCHESTRA engaged under the sbovenamed
eminent Conductors been selected with the greatest care
ana g" sixty :si INSTRUMENTAL PROBES soRs.
Of % PsTss both 1 sa 1@ sna
CHEAPEST AND MOST DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAIN
MENTs EVER OFFERED ANYWHERE.
ADMISSION:
To Boxes Psrque, Circle end Promenade 80 cents
fspiiy Teist. siminf Gensm.n aud two Ladies'. 81 90
Tickets can be obtained the Box Office from O'Clock
10 4 o'clock m and In the evening.
Doors open at ~ o'clock to commence at O'Clock
NIBL0's GARDEN.-sUMMER . ARRANGE E:
~ MENTs.-neies 50 cents, and no reserved SEATS Or
'he'''' '''' fIEsr Fn' EPts5 CONF. FlasT SERVED
MONDAY EVENING. July 70, 1858,
Great COMEDY night by the best artists In the country.
sh'rid'l'' beautiful oGnsiy THg srvAIs
with the following powerful cast:
MI Sir ANTHONY 2iI1 M ABsobdUE OF
.
Mr. G. WHEATLEiGh c.. bu bnuss1ffTE
Mr. 20
Hrs. BLAKE........ as...''..'..''. MIS- mAhAn III
Mi. Nj. iba hDA IxNeTsh
''I5 Doo,s open a. !; to commence at 9 o'clock.
TUEsDAY-Broushsms COLUMBUS.
VNALLACK's THEATER-SUMMER SEA-
w sON-Doos open at NJ Performance to commence at g.
HIS Nv IRISH ASSURANCE.
Pa, Florence. Nancy Stokes Mrs Florence
Mr. Bufer. Mr.. Whiting Miss Arsbes Buffer. Mrs France
THE YOUNG ACTRESS.
Msra. Mrs w. Florence. Paul BerD. Mrs w Florence
Cnney w u riorencts
Mr. Canon De MI. '" y roionoo
DURDY's NATIONAL THEATER, Chatham
t-Dress Circle Is Pit IL cents Orchestrs Cha
50 oents Private Boxes &5 Doors open TIT Curtain vii rlse
'' NICK or THE WOODS.
E;ek ofhe Woods Mr. Pro Tee Mrs J. j. Prior
THE FLOATING BEACON.
lack Junk MI A. Fitzgerald Mariette... Mrs }. j. Pror
FAMILY JARS.
DARNU NUM's M f Y NJ -
ID ADVENT OF THE SUMMER SEASON. Thst eel
.bra,.d ard Popular artistic WYMAN, the WIZARD
ard VENTRILOOUlST will appeM THIS EVENING, at
"a O'clock Also, THIS AFTERNOON at O'clock in bis bi
sae stoI subtle sughsby mysterious .trai OF the
wonders pbycs and mechanical science His lLU MtNAI
Ed MYSTIC TEMPLE gorseouslr set of with all the
pheruas this species Of DABLERlE viii b. brAny per
Gn,.ip'. MODEL OF THE NEW CENTRAL PARK. is
now here 40 we. the AQUA VlVARiA, the famous Hap
py Family, Living Serp~nts, &o -.
Adniitsnoe to all rs cents children under teu IS cents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

DULPIN's ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
ID OF NEW and ELEGANT MANliLLAS,
AS 40 PER CENT BELOW FORMER COST,
DURIKG JULY and AUGUST,
Embraces the following:
Large deep -Houuced Msnlss at Sc so formerly $40.
La,re deep n 5uI ced MsniiIss at Ss formerly Sl2
Also be Pusher and Guipure Lsee Goods with
two or three aud general assortment Of superb Silk
and Lace Manillas al at Il similar reduction.
Buyers NAV believe The real which fact
BULPIN No AIS Broadway.
LsdeT Dusters and Wrsppersin in every style.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING and ARlrHME-
~ rlC-DoLsEsRS ACADEMY, No % orsd~y.-
charge spd qu.hed for business Bookkeepns
strictly Ia atuL business with the most s
Dr. we'd commsrrA ms TIVE IS sesis for writing vacant
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

MCDONOUGH co. COUPONS.-The COU-
Iyl PONe of the neDssoush Co. DlnoS bo.dA ssess "
Northern Cross Railroad Co. doe July l. ~ = - -
eGce Of WOODBURY. 20, NO - D'~~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Diann-fortes an6 Mnsir.

A MAGNIFICENT 7-octave Rosewood PIANO
~ FORTE at sacrifice together with all the PARI OR FUR
EIUkE Ct House No. 67s 6thsv, 10th st. viz -Pa.o
Se rosewood pieces Etssere Center Table Pier Gss sc
w sod for the oer Can b. u examined for
four days No e7S 6ln sv, 4th st. from m u
B. oxirs provided If desired
EIRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
l. for SALE or RENT at VERY Low RATES Agency Of
Jscob Chicb ernfs Boston Pianos g. d. H. w. Smiths cee
brs,ed MelodeoLs and improved New York Pianos:
A. N. KANOUSE, No t35 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
BuiI6ins Hlaterials.
miscellaneous.

GOURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR,
~ 10 well known, cures rAN, PIMPLES EhEGG "a
SALT RHEUM BARRIERS IrCH CHAPS Chhs 70.
TENDER FLESH dr beside beng the very 80 sIe
compound invented GOURAuDS POUDhL % - -
uproo,s hair from low rehesds upper lip OF say Siicv
b0dy, ssfeiy and qrietly-wsrsnted LIQUID ~
ed ces HAIR DYE instantly converts red rsy or ntIs s %
N beautiful black brown, without s,srine the in-
RESTORATIVE for the hair % sov make sid vry nsr
sn siossy and silly Fogrd Dr. ~, s,- Su am
Broadway Ma HAYES, Boohyus CALLESpEsss ras,e- a,
phis BATES, No. l7s Washington e.. BostOn; I'VE s>eni
GREEN Worcester; and druxsists e~n@rAly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Real Gstate for Bale.

EOR SALE-A COTTAGE in Orange, N. j..
contanug 10 Room, with Stable and Of Land al
in fne oraer Plice 5000 Apoyt
L. 3. HASKELL No. a Cedsr-st,
.t...,... or Easls Rock, 0rsoss ~ J.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY IL, 1853.
Urp @ooos.

MAN TILL LAS! MANTIL L A S -!
Vl LAST TWO WEEKS.
An opportunity rever before real PED
for ba, ipa ire RICHEST FRENCH MANTLES
A,MERELY NOMINAL PhlCES
By order Of the French C1ur: Of Bankruptcy,
the cutie stock Of
LOUIS VICTOR ARMAND .nd
In ordes 20 declare final dividend
10 the creditors In EGrope,
Il offered for sale
Al Nc SCI BROADWAY,
Between Tbonpson's and Tsyors Saloons,
BLACK SlLK MANTILLAS
PUsHER LACE NANTILLAS,
REAL LACE MANTlLLAS,
GUIPURE LACE nANTILLAS,
TRAVELLING SHA~LS BUSTERS,
The RICHEST and MOST DISTINGUISHED GOODS
se-n In the country,
AtPRICEs TRULY INCREDIBLE
w. d ESTERRE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

EDUCATIONAI.-A l. College Graduate, who
~ has had ample s~rieucs instructor IN the aeaer
Mshemslcs and Civil Ensneerns and who has had ne cd
sewers. years Prs,ca Ensineer cesiies
CONNECTION with Rspectable lnsiuion where ne
devote himself 70 either both Of the sacts ns ned Az
dr-ss Z r. No ts veseys. Y, Box No ia personA
interview with parties preferred
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

sELF-SEALING CANS AND JARS.
Since Of these celebrated Cans and Jars
HALF A MILLION HAVE BEyN SOLD,
nd povbr sndng all sorts Of coDtrvsLcs for the accophsn
m<p, same Object which little less th.n frauds
upo offered the public the simplicity
sras Of ,.su have made them the fsvore Cans and jars
The FOURTH YEAR
srce their INTRODUCED their reputation stands by general 90
far sbove other or JAR 10 the market 10
poof of quite from almost innumerabe Testimonials
EDITOR OF THE LADY's BOOK,
tp the nun Der July, ls5s He ssys:
ebrssd Cans and Jars the inst INTRODUCED and by
Ill odo the best steadily coming INTO Thousands
Of ~ past tempted try other
saps rho Of their fruit In
saer &C. will b. gsd 10 learn thai ARTHURS never fss For
e SAID othe, and repeat the ddrie
ALL PREPARED FOR SEALING.
rry have channel around the mouth, the outside fHed
sk sold and all ready for sealing You have, after
rs Jour vessel with hot fruit only to heat your i'd and press
hto The cement ~nen me work done II directions are
tsAswed carefully, success, 10 always certain.
PATENT STAMP.
fae notice that Ahur Cans and Jars all bear the Patent
Stamp On Tin Cans you viii find impressed in the metal
the Eshenwsre Jars In oval ON the BOTTOM ana In iaseo
lstseIs the sides VI the Glass Jars.
SIZES mATERiAL
TN CnsPBt quart halt gallon aad salon Tne Cans sha yA
FsErkoos srosrwARr tesne o0rd) JARS SeAGsPi Fs''
Pint quart and geon. Nhoi
ARE-Put quart and hall gallon to secure economy
AkTfiUK's sTLF-sExIiNo CANS AMP JARS
ere under the stent for The uniteo Ses V
ARTHUR BUkNHAm GlLROY,
Noe ll7 and ll9 South letb-st., Philadelphia
A manufacturers the patent for the United States
xne OLD DOMINION" COFFkE-POr ,,
Trade SUI d. at manufacturers pices by II. TOkkEf,
Nc. o Plsitst kewYoik CHAS. BUkNhAM, Springfield,
Mas JOSEPH H. GREEN corner Of 9th and sinithss Gin
lnfstit
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

A T. STEWART & Co., in anticipation of the
a. op4rns Of their NEW STORE decided close
u. b.lsIo. Of their importation Of
sPRlNG and SUMNER DRESS GOODS, LACES, LACE
MANTILLAs, EMBRoIDEklE5 kc.,
compiisir q q &C m ple.e tnsDt q The lsies,
PARIS NOVELTIES,
many of whieh have Just been received
Gfes; bnssins Will BE- offered.
BROADWAY, CHAMBERS and HEADESTs.