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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

read some fine selections from the poes last eveuing
in the eclurs-room of the Historical Society. Her au-
dierce wss select AID spPreciative.
QUARANTINE MATTERs-The Health Commission
er.. st their meeting yesteIday, received conmu-
nication from DR.. Thompson Health Physician,
reporting that the chip Republic from Bremen, arrived
at Quarantine on Saturday, bringing about 300 passen-
gers and several cases of smallpox The passengers
were vsccinstet and cent shore to the care of Dr.
Bissel, Marine Hospital. 1t was recommended that
they should remain there un the vaccine took effect,
and that the vessel be allowed to proceed to the city
after thorough cleansing, fumgstio and ventilation.
This wss adopted.
The steamer Empire City, from New-Oresns vls
Havana, with passengers, ordered to be clean'ed,
ventilated &c. before coming to the city n the after
noop TIE passengers were ordered TO ventats their
luggsge.
The brig Exsll, from Havana, With passengers, was
ordered to veniate and undergo thorough cleaning
at Quarantine be ore couicg up, case Of smallpox
having been on bosrd when sho arrived on Sunday.
Her passengers were removed to the MNioe Hospital
and vaccnated, as in the case OF the ship Republic.
THr MoKROE COMMITTEE The Joiot Committee
Of the Common Council or the subject of removing
President Monroes remains to VIrgnan met yesterday
William Mumford and O. Jennings Wise Of Virginia
were present. The following list of pail bearers was
sent in by yirginisrs residing in NewYork;
Gen. Winfield Scott,
M.jor Henry H-l L. S A.
+ M. Greenwsy,
Howell Williams.
DR.. Jsmes Monroe Minor
James T. souther.
Col Wm N. Pey,ou.
Rober, Blow.
Communications were received from the Society of
the Cinciura att the Veterans Of 1872 and from Col
lie Gsll of tie Fifty fifth Regluert n. Y. S. NJ, of-f-
iug TO fcim part Of the Nes-fork parade, which
were accepted. A communication wss received from
Col Duryea, Of the Seventh Regiment sts.ing th.t
the reg,mert hsd chartered toe EncssOp and ud be
ready TO leave on Saturday the 81 Jaly. The Com
mtee then went into secret sson, and appointed
the Hon. John Cochrane to deliver the address on the
occ ason, on behalf OF The city Of New-Yoik.
The following additional names for pail bearers were
proposed and will probably be approved:
Ambrose c. Kngslsnd, Reuben Withers, Augustus
Schell Ellis F. Purdy, John Kelly, Thos- c. Fields,
Geo. H. Purser, John W. Avery, Geo. Wilkes, Ehss
L. DsFofest, John S. Giles, Nelson j. Waterbury,
Isasc o. Barker, joseph B. VUnum, jr., Bsrj.mn +.
Kamp, Andrew V. Stout, William NJ. Tweed, and
james Leonard
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
| IAdv-rtis~sn-nt.l 1
singers NEW FAMILY SEWING

SiN"tk INV Thhii.f ct"iN" u a niNt'-Ns
other Sewing Mschns for family equaed ths hs
beauty hne the perfection aud variety cf
IL work. Cal AMI examine IL. | M. SncER Co,
No t5s Rroxiwpy, New Yofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

MorS1 WASHINGTON Co.LEGIArE IssTITUTE.-
The fifteenth annual exhibition Of this n.ttu loo took
place last evening q. the Cooper Institute. About
2.COO penous wer, present. SOd the affair went Oh
spiIitedly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Nos. IS and 6s Fulton st.,
near CIia~.
| IAdvertisfcent
CARTRIDGES.

CARTRIDCEs. .-American Patent 70 sale OF tbs
NEw WATERPRoOf CARTRIDGE AND SDgry.FUss rssis.
For Circular. Government Repr,s aud otuef iEm on
p'y az No. ISi Mercers. GoSsz Nuts, Pseutees.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCRT-JssE 2a-Bstot,
Judge BETTs.
npCIsInN AnNIRAITy
DECISION IN ADNIKALTI.

BILL % LADrsG-UNDER-DEcK srowAGr.
Christopher Robert ct a. Jose A. Mora IT al.
Tbi- az action Of afrsightment by tho owners Of
the bark Altoona $685. for trsnpor.nss
s. c1d nd %o''" from GsIfa,. ps 70 .Ss p 20
the respondents under charter party b-tweer tbs sad
c.t b @ I'D sT beas date Mach @ 1871 TIE blu
~ diis the Dus foIm snt subscribed with the
ton weight and contacts nnkIO~D.
III, respondent. contest the d,uaai the ss,ons tA
portions o he si1 uoder decs according TO the
rpro pey ,nd not pr pity tsmsss, ms large pat
lost ad ase psrt was not dvetsd o. ths eoo
Loard.
The Cor- foaDd hsi the pr Of he vesss
sdqus'ey hsd ihs' the cargo was carried under fees az
caydng gfeeent that the and 1susi aod
the damage proper and - sId that the hbels 20.
sba o be alleged eiainu' 10 ne osfso delivered
Ordered seer gy hs the oeant r,eSy.t rlht sc.3dns
upou ih.t r-fenss 70 nG'ionsf " soerAia
snd repl.t he suoant psy:be AID dug
spsador,, Hr D-D Lord.
BILL oF LADISG-DAssGEs TO CARGO.
Edward Psysl.te ct 81 .st. ship Fanny neHeary.
Tnls wns an sctioa upon bill Of l.dins BY which
hs stp ssrsed Hsnbursh deliver the ibsnts IN Ne~
Yoif j." ca'-' cor'aei ca,sa usn,s Tue ol - -ns wn
.pt son'er'. s5foos sId .o 'e:Pae & ar ets.ss sss
~ Il be delivered in bad 0rtss and
broken.
he oil 4 ad1z with of ta re..sxio1 acc the ode
hayns delivered 10 the external whsa
there /. O sc,ion "a abi-n.d sssnst the SHIP
FoT Hb.snt. Hr LoSsl; for claimants. Mr H.nisstoa.
The FoRGERY Of TIE POsr-oFFIoE DLPARrsEsr.
The Grand Ju'v this morning presentse en- ndict-
m,rt sgsitst William Fuler. emo IL charged WITH
forging ecceptahces on the General Posf-Onice De
par'niet. Ire inc ctneht contains ~ counts suaAf
IL parsseoloey srd recitilg the charges against MI.
Fuller, which have been publsned
The Grand jury were then dscharged-
COrSrERFEfrIsG cAsEs.
Tn, I'p,ed Stats al. Gsorss stsoley.
The defendant in tnis Gaze was tried tSce npoe .
caa,ya q, pa sipg counterfeit nsLey. The jury du-
sorsed or each trial and noi, prose9ui was subse-
nueptI, entered srd the accused discharged ffomthat
inc ictDent- ,.
Tbi, morning he vss put on trial for making cosn-
,fet qusrte,s bat the prosecution falling TO procure
bs dauce Of several Of their Witnesses and ccuse
ouently falling n make out a Gaze, the Jury, under
the direction OF the Court found vsrdcto not guilty,
ana the prisoner wa discharged.
Oscar Van Dyke srrsigned. and pleaded guilty
70 q charge Of countertsitDg. He was discharged %
biz own recogpiza1ces.
The Petit Jury were discharged, srd the COsr thss
adjourned.
sURROGATEs COuR4.-JusE 2s-Besore Iowo. C. wlsr.
Tie will Of Jacob Duryes, deceased, was admitss1
20 proSste today. -
Testimony was taken in the win cases Of JsAa
sxnper Georse Richmond snd Mary Csnton, dssesssd.
TIE cases sc,ourred for farthsr besdos.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

The Aruus Commencement of Columba College
viii take place to-day Tuesday, at N;5lo's, ct 10
o'clock g. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

RopBrso ONE OF TIE GovERSoRs or The AIMS
HousK.-On Saturday sf.ernoon, Governor Pinckney
while on visit to Blaokwslrs Island, lett his horse
and wsgou at the foot of S1ty.fth street. During
Mr.. Pnckneys absence, an expert thief named james
Ryan Jumped into the vehicle and drove on. lae po
ice punued AID Overtoek hi1 Of tie co'ner Of b0'o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
fAise,,us nlent
GREAT ENTFRTAINNENr.-Mr.

GRfAT ENTERTAINERS --Nr. r. ;. CHAN
TssU th- orstA Moe ard tr- you,hf ~oua~r f.< Al.
FtED Srsw,Er a'trs~l rs~ snc- O. PCsDYs N,rfossL
ThsATES lss' r'shL Bo,a spp@ss sxan uis .v-ri4s A
Chsursu the roodes snl dose" sad Master s;s~At
" fsd,y MclpLy."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
.,v and ,7ay.rinth street Rysr recently graduated
=: - the Pc, ueriisry.

Ags,.r ~ ~ Extensive Policy B,cSER.-
Officers gcy.,d 4. i Hsu If The Mayors Office, sff'r
watching ,h. ST. OF Reyrard Wetle. extensive
so.icv b,L., :, No 229 Bo~ery, for couple Of
u.-k.. mace de-ceu, ue. y 1t on hsy eveeng, ar
rrstrg the proprietor s-A "s = oooAS a'N paper
lie /. said to havs been ,se y ''Aef to' soou' t''!
pohcy Offices on the esst sse =. ~ wy TIC pa" '"e
rett OF the offices, also ls per & u ou q" sAes
made by hrs SCENTS sod ~ ceuts - 'O' "'' w
bits TIE latter appears. however % D''u
ouly PR mse 70 usy. for womso who hsa ''
"h;t of $50 compIAined to the Msyor's Cf5c,
time sgo ths, W-,le refused 10 hosos aet Glenn i"e
peIceltsge by other hackers hss been IL per oeot, ~
~ cents the dol to persous making hit The
business as couduc'ed by Weie, is ssid TO h.ve been
or mo wiu1irg .le than hs of the o'her pohoy
dealers. Msuy Of the offices named on his list were
found to bsvs been visited and bUksn up by the
Mayors Police some time since. The officers, ia nsk
rg the descent Weie's policy mart. happened in in
good time when most Of the books we're from the
sgencies fur calculsiop.
The officers rrnsn.d at the office ali the evening
and arrested every person, fifteen 10 number, wno
called there business. These parties were shut up
in the StaiopHou'e t. prevent their making al ssrm
to ,csre the other policy deslers.
Weile wa, on Saturday, taken before the Msycr
ard he'd to bal in a. 500 to before the Gssni
jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
cOrRr CALENpAR-fHs pAI

SrrRExE CorRT-CIRcuu.-Nos 1853, 4459, 21SS.
sis isr iss 3es 200 z71s .7Ts SIS Se tS3s tsS, 3v
4il9 500 S7s4 S2ST 1873, 4l0s 4SS.
SrPRISE CorRr-SPrcIAL TIEn,-Eoe. Us, "
81 81 ", IN. E, IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

OBscEsE SHowBILLs A Doctor nsmed WHd,
WAS arre-ei yesterday BY Officer Oldsn OF tbs M.yors
Office for violating city ordioance, by causing to be
posted ,bcOt the streets indecent shoHbls BE wac
deta he'd for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

CAUTION TO DoGS-There have been $500 dogs
drosped at the public pound since the comm snt
of the dog dsys. A considerable number were taken
in yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

Mrs. BLUSTs READINGS Mrs. Ellen Key Blum.
read fine selections from the poets last eve1ing,
in the lecluIe-room of the Historical Society. Her au-
dieuce wss select AID spprecative
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

Walled OFF HAsTmT.-. NAT nsosed Jeremiah
McDonad vss srrestsd yesterday mornlug, chsrs ed
With rotbirg Jssse +. Rsrdsl, ot No. 100 Hudson
street Of bic poftemOnDse coctaoitg gold aud blls 10
tie amount Of $40 The P.iles were ~ some place
in Thomas street sod Randall sleges tba, McDo.sh
tock biz pocket. book from the bed srd walked Of
hastily. He pursued ard oVertcos hun snd bantsd
him over 10 the custody OF a p)c-man. justice Os-
born oommitte. the sccUsad u prsoa 10 cesaGl. OF
al eco bail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

sURROGATEs COuR4.-JUSE 2s-Besore Eowo. C. wssr.
TIE viii Of Jacob Duryes, deceased, was admitted
20 proSste today. -
Testimony was taken in the win cases Of Jsaa
s,znper George Richnond snc Mary Canton, ds,ssssd
Tue cases adjourned for q further besdcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

held an iDquest on Monday a, the New-York Hospital
upon the body Of Susan Msigbar, whose death was
published as having been caused by violence at the
hsrds of Der husband, Charles Meghsn The Jury,
sf er careful investigation of the facts of the case
rendered q verdict of Death from dehrdm tremena,
bssteped by rres received st the hands of her bus
"bspd. Chsrles Meighsp, at No q Mulberry street
The psrties. it appears had hsd quarrel The wife
struck Der partner several blows, and he threw tub
from an upper windo. upon her while she was in the
rear yard. Meghsn vas arrested, and locked up to
await the action of the Grand Jury. The deceased
was native Of Ireland, 81 years OF age.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

A REPUBLIcAS NEWSPAPER ~ PcrNAM COUNTY -
The publication of a ne~ weekly newsp'per, entitled
The Putnam Free Press, has been commenced a.
Carmel, Putnam County, in tbis State, by w. j. Blake
foruerl of The Putnam Cou.fy Courier. |. comes
out a. vigorous champion IL the cause OF freedop
Old Pu. is believed to offer vide field for bold and
well col Quoted Republican newspaper; is, therefore,
hoped that Mr. Blake, who tas an extensive acqusn-
arce in that section Of the Sste, will be ensbed to e-
feet much good in toe Cause be bss sspoused.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

ANOTHER CASE OF SrN STRoKE.-Oo Saturday
lsst workman n.Ied Samuel Smith, employed at
the omnibus repository OF Messrs. o Keeie Duryee,
completely prOstrated by the exIrsme neas that
bis life was despared Of DR.. Juas Nichols allied
in who soon succeeded in restoring him. lie was con-
veyed home apd comfortably cared for.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

SUICIDE BY SHOoTIsG-JEALoCsY THE Cause
William II. Denny, who resided at No. lis Avenue G.,
committed suicide yesttrisy afternoon by shooting
blmself through tle head with q revolving pistol.
Death eIsucd almost irstsntly. Mr Denny was
man of good character and refpectably connected
but domestic trouble Of delicate nature caused him
much unhapYiness, and a last drove him to despera-
ticn. According TO report he was esou. of his wife.
whom be suspected of thinking less Of him and more
Of soctber man than becomes dutifGl wife to do,
Co oner Hills wss notified, and will hold 40 inquest
to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

1t is that Henry Poor prostrated by the
hest reported in fhe evening papers of yesterday
On the contrary he is ecjoyirg his usua state d
health.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

TIE nativity table gives 2i6 natives of the United
States, 60 of Ireland - Of Germany, Of England,
OF Scotland ard the bslarce of various forego cour-
tries.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

,,, ,-r,,, M r., =, 49,, -. -.
"a r. - "a IN LIE . FAl@AhAAh1S'-
mr. PLACTDE begs to announce to the citizens Of New Or
leans that management Of his Tbeater
which, during the recess. bas been
TpnPorGHry RENOVATED
RETAINED. ana
TAsIEFULLY EaBELLIsHED.
Fourteen additional Private Boxes have been added tie
comfort Of families.
An unusually strong highly talented Company we'll
popular Fayorte Performers have
gagged, consisting Of
Mr.. GEORGE JORDAN,
HIS first appearance in New orlsaDs.l
Mr.. a. Il, DAVENPORT,
,,,.,, His FIRST appearance in New orleansl
Mr.. OVENS OWE,
Nf. MAXI SMITH
'Af' Dl'i""9' c,.
" coR.v bis hfsf appearance II Ne" o'Isah''l
Mr. TtEsOE
Wr.WAcRAE.
''' -, ~ T s5ttzN'
'i ~ - 49,
gIE0y.pn
" cr0pf,g Won. Nh
Mr. PLUNKETT
,Io oto t,rSs "'psA'"'''
lrtg frat annaaroncsf IN New Orleans
Mr.. SEYMOUR,
his hrst appearance here'i
Ar STYLES,
Mr.. CHURCH
ny -. wALh az
Ar. BRUcCIANI,
Mr. BIRCH,
NIT. PLACIUE, and
Mr.. JOHN SETON.
~ - Doycp
MIS-. {. Bo1CE
het nrst appearance III 'Le '"''sl ''a'l
&Es. 'oIiEs ser toH' ,..
LIZ s pE " 80
mrs MAIN SMITH,
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~. STRANGERS VISITING MOBILE

asSSfE a VIII ind ii the
fssaAsssS ~ ALEXANDRIA HALL REST URANT
&AaS3as Everything in The line of LIQUOR anu LAR
first style. NORTON { SSf1TU
n. BWe DESTROYS of forming engage4e MS With The
managers Of different companies Niusels who may wish
Naworieans, as we have large Hall peculiarly suited for hat
No Aso Waned-A good JIG and FANCY DANCER and
good COMIC VOCALIST. For terms. etc address
NORTON 4 SMITH
H. IN Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
DOCTOR HALES
Illustrated Lectures on Electro-BfolOgy,
THE ELECTRICAL SCIENCE OF LIFE,
Forming wonderful phenomena of mind
physical Witnessed any the world
presenting entertainment Astounding with
MIRTH, NOVELTY, INTEREST AND INSTRUCTION,
the merits Of which have been testified to by CROWDED
HOUs S for months in all the principal ce composed OF The
beauty, elite and fashion OF all communities.
Dr. HALE would respectfully announce to the others Of
New Orleans that he will give brief Of his illustrated
Lectures, commencing
AT THE LECTURE ROOM IN ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ON MONDAY NIGHT, DEC ID, 1858.
Each Lecture will be followed by series Of
WONDERFUL AND MIRTH.PROvOKIH C PHENOMENA
Imparng a knowledge of attributes the human
and the silent forces governing the organic structure,
preached by any other system of
NJ EN- 7 A L H lilo S OF H Y.
These and illustrations have perfected after
years Of patient study, assisted byan
ELECTRICAL APPARATUS,
Costing upwards of TWENTY THOUSAND Dol LARS,
hence Hale do other expect pro
verbally intelligent generous citizens of New Orleans
brllia attendance and liberia patronage which has
greeted h Lectures wherever presented.
R5J- For further particulars small bills.
B- Admission 80 cents Reserved Seats, 10 Chill.
GTeuu n der ha rirs If
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j. j. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.

DEUxIEME CouR De DIsrRrcr} SUCCESSION DE \. F.
A TTENDU que g. Il. Beauregard presen-
II te petition la Cuur eet d'oG'eur
Guraes Succession feu n F. Alexander de-
&c Ia intestat--
Avis e present dome one pen
cener davor deduire dix oue las pour
quGlles il ne serRit pas fat drcits ID depetition
Par ordre de la Cour,
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New Orleans Nov. 81 ISIS 8
RS- An election for six Directors OF this
BANK for ensuing VIII he held Banking House
the " December 1855 between the hours L O'clock
and clock +. N,
nj tbs THOS. LAYTON. Cashier
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sEcoSB nIsTRIcr CoUEr} SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH
OF New Orleans. RAPP, 2. W. Cs--No. Sl29
w HEREAs Louis Forester has petitIoned
" the court for Letters uf Dauye ItsEeutaIy Executor
ship on he Estate Of the late Elizabeth Rapp
inteStAfe--
Notice is hereby gvsu MI may concern to show
cause within len days why The Of the said petitioner
By order OF the Court.
J. L. KELLY Dsnu+v f1s-t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

/ SPALnING q ROGERS AMPHtTHEATER AND
~ MUSEUM Charles street and Commercial Place
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q & e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. RoY3
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No, 10 OLD LEvEE STREET, New Orleans,
NIL ly&W Between Benvte and Cont.
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Steamboat Departures abs DIN.


RB. Bark WnverIy, Gait. Thompson, from
New l9k i now dtschNrEnE her crgo Post 81 Fl DIS
their goods on the eyee.
DO GEO W. HYNsON 4 CO., 50 Carip street
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DRINE EASTEItN HAY-I9OO BALES landing ex
ship Mary f. CAMPBELL Post A. LIST District for sale by
n3l STONES Il 60, 81 tirapier street
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EF- The ship Belle Wood, Capt. Bush, from
new York ~ now dGhWgng her cargo al Post II, Third Dr.
c ConsEnees will please attend to the receipt Of their
goods the leres
d GEO. W HYNsON s o.. 81 Camp street
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NOTICE TO BUILnERS-SEALED PROPOS AIS
for the erection Of School House Vaudeville street
according plans and specifications deposited at lhe Civ No
mrys Office, No AZ Royal street between Cusomhousc and
Benye will be received from LIST 10Th December Apply
from 3 U3. N'f'''
By order of the Building Committee of the Third District
School Board! EUL3. p CTJVTITTFR
dl ITO Superintendent
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T1NIVERsITY az LOUISIANA FRENCII-
Fsm4nent Evening Glasses, conducted by Professor j..
GEN I'LL i've times week. from O'Clock p NJ Terms
Slipper month. Merchants Clerks and any other persons who
wish 10 acquire thorough knowledge the French language
are reSpeeHy requested to apply the University Buildings,
corner Of Baronne and Common streets 10
dl 3m PROFESSOR LOUIS DCFAU.
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STAR ASSURANCE COMPANY, 4
No. 81. charles it,


~ 20. o. E.--Crsscent Lodge 30, s, meets
every THURSDAY EVENING in room 70. 1. odd FeIows'
tail, AT O'Clock. 0fGteHs-A. DTfCHIR0E. n. G.: WM,
HOWELL, V. G.: y, GEERTDN, Recording Secretary
tvIg
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u AIHWANTs TtUEICAL HDUFIWGI-
Cheaper and superior any other used in Southern
climate
It's tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DuRABIIITY-equal to the best slate roofs.
3D. IMFE 10 any other no cracks
leaks being possible
3D. REAuHYIt smooth and granite like surface
4h CHEAPNESS-It costs much less than though 1t is
good any slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public
of cutters and valleys
9Th. lNCOMBUsTIBILITYIt will resist IRE better than
slate roof.
9Th. CONVENIENCE-It will not soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior of buildings from the
intense heat of summer
It'll. SOLDTY-It becomes harder and smoother from expo
can be put upon roofs Of any slope being of light
weight does not require heavy raers support while is
liable corrosoB and breaking does require repairs
The TROPICAL ROOFING " is chemical compound Of
substances several Of which peculiar it alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
iHthis city.
Testimonials f the Of the above the hands
Of the agent and may be verified by any wishing II
before contracting.
All orders left the Office, Box k No. q will ba
j. c. KAUFMAN,
ieI5 " corner Of BienyilIe and Marais Sta
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-07-07
A Rail Road to Lancaster.

correspondent in ."r paper TO day
speaks ut considerable length upon the sub.
ject Of u raj. road to Lancaster, and We com
mend his remarks To the Thoughtful con,id
GRAFTON Of the people Of the District. lie
has taken very correct view OF our neces.
stiles and the beneficial results which hc
pourtrays, of a road upon tie different sec.
tons Of our District, we believe are in no
way exaggerated. We would suggest that
a meeting be held at an early day IL, the G.
ll.-sav the first Monday in August-to
take into consideration the building Of a
branch road 10 Chester. We know that
such meeting is desired by some, but how
far The feeling extends, We are not aware.
We would be pleased 10 hea- from persons
of different sections Of the District and es +.
peciaIIy from those particularly named and
called upon by our correspondent. Stand.
ing in the position they do. the District is
entitled to their opiIions, whether yea or
nay. IL our proposition for meeting on
first Monday in August j. acceded to, let the
same be confirmed at an early day, 80 that
sufficient aud general notice of it be given.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-07-07

The New York Herald says: ave have
seen private letter from London, received
by the last steamer, which stat - that Gen.
Alnonte, the Mexican Minister To England
had lett That city, it Was reported, for the
Continent, but that he had really embarked
for New York, aud tha, his object in com
ing here was 10 negotiate large purchase
Of arms for Santa Anna. ard get them out
OF the country. " his is so, Ice is probably
ensconced in some of the hotels incogmio,
and "egCtiating for munitions of war with
some OF the big I'LL busters. Th.e is somc-
thing nn foot in New York aDout Mexico