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- ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner o. Benton an&s
Euphrosine streets ee No. les ST. Charles s,reeesa
~ cfvo doars from he Charles fheeierl Nsnufse-
are approved Patterns Of kanSA We
ssnhs Doors shutters vsalss Bridges straight and o.sn-
ar Stairs Store Frcns Capitals and all kinds o. CAST ANR
WROUGHT IRON Work fss Building purposes.
So Ratings Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Yeh-
Orleans. czlx
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CHAs. BRIGGS.

New Orleans Dec 10, 1857.
This is To certify that in June last had the veranda Of my
honse corner Of toydras and CarOndeet with
Childs Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire and Water Cement
Roofing SO far 1t remains perfectly tight and has fully
met with my expectations As lis durability cannot saw
more than that perfect and the day
was put on the vicssudes OF heat and cold appearing
to affect II in the least
GEO. w. ROPER
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TTOMBuLA OF THE SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF
l. GENERAL WASHINGTON, Exhibited at No. 50 Char.
tres street.
This celebrated original Portrait Of General Washington ex
hbed for No. 50 street. be disposed
Of In q Tonibola. p
ONE THOUSAND TICKETS AT IS TICKET.
Each subscriber will subscribing US premium
splendid Photograph Of the Painting
The Drawing will take place the Tickets
Notice thereof will be given in the papers.
Orders from the country be addressed to
fe2s I'm c. DUHAMEI.. No 50 Charities street
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peal ESTATE FOR SALE ON TEN YEARS.

Halt Square OF Ground well inproved with good to
story Dwelling and outhouses all in fine order SSsd an
Nay street and the Omnibus and rail-
ten years - ~ 80 'e""Ne 'No W
very hne Squares Of Ground egibly situated In Jeer-
street, both under good fence very hi0h round Trms
onehfth cash, and the balance 10 ten wears N''
Five Squares Of Ground Depot Of the New orssns
jackson and Great Northern Railroad Terms cash
aud the balance Mt ten years. ~ so'H'
For further particulars, apply to
fe24 81 C. ]. WHEELER % Cop,r,.r.,., MI.
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IA $50 tF1FTY DOLLARS REWARD.
- Ran the l4th January light grif bov named
HENRY or GORDON, sged about "a years, weighs
shout i59 pounds about feet inches In height; easily
frightened confused when spoken negro
gait; thin nonstache dressed when he left N black fock
coat checked cashmere pants drb double vest and
light coored felt hat Apply
fes Il ia C ,ra, .t,...
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pERFECT PROTECTION FROM THE EEL
MENTs
W. z, CHTLDS & CO.'S
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF
Cement Roofing.

Roof that will stand cold and intense hea-con-
and expand with every variation of cliaeesist any
external exposure to ire-IS PERFECTLY WATER. PROOF
AND WILL NEITHER RvAPoRATE, CRACK OR ROT,
AND FOR DURABILITY AND CHEAPNEss IT'S EQUAL
Is NOT AT PRESENT KNOWN.
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AA{k HEADQUARTERs FIRST COMPANY
ZANW AsHlNgToN BATTALION OF ARTIILERY-
t.fF7HS Arsenal. Girod street.
RkAz The First Company Washington Battalion Of Artu
ery viii attend Monthly Meetings on the rs MON
DAY Of each month and Regular Drills THURSDAY Of
eyery week at O'Clock, until further notice.
BY order OF
WILLIAM Fl. SLACK, o. g. "Ai'' G mppSst;
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MAYoRALrY ORLEANS
City Hall. 18th day OF February 1855
8-rO Bakers - The price Of fresh fioui
being this day six dollars cents $500 barrel according
The tariff Bakers during ensuing
commencing on MONDAY, LIST March
o. ounces OF bread or.................zo cents.
II for. .-...........-.........
The loaves Of second quality weigh eighth more
that Is say:
The ~ cents loaves ounces.
~ .s.''-s...-.-.-..s-...-..5
fe27 CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN. Mayor
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Il ING MACHINE-A
scribeF. Orders left II
10 Box lac Mechanics
janet. Collins. IS Apollo
will ID promptly attende
trial. and II they do not
money will be refunded.
10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
BUTTER MAKING,
PROCESS OF A PREMIUM BUTTER MAkER.

PROCESS OF A PREMIUM BUTTER MAkER.
The following communication from II. L. Lowman
Of Chemung County, ~ Y, giving detailed account
of the practice of of the best butter makers in the
State OF NcwYork read at the last meeting of the
American Institute Farmers Club, but was omitted
from the regular report for want of room. IL will be
read with profit by all engaged in similar business:
Some time since the readers of THE TRIBUNE inter-
ested il the dairy business were pleased and instruct
cd 10y the perusal of letter from the pen of the Hon.
a. IL. Dickinson of Scuben, treating the subject of
Butter Making" In il favorable alluSion was made
to the dairy of Jesse Carpenter esq, of Elmra Che
mung County. Mr.. Carpenter has long been known
IN the buttermaklng region and in the market as one
OF the most intelligent and successful dairymen and
farmers in the country; and the writer Of this heing
neghbor OF his, and interested in the pursuit OF the
same branches Ui productive industry. and feeling he
trusts, due sense of obligation for valuable hints in
uer prosecution can speak of his system and practice
WIN positive knowledge ard confidence. And bciey-
ing that there is much in them both interesting and
Valuable as an addition to the of excellent infor
NATION aud knowledge which the Club is Gathering
upon the subject alluded to- well as uOon all others
whch interest the agricuturt the hortic,lturis and
the HItstower, ana which II is with a truly com.
mehdab!e eafnestness and thorougLuess of .-y,;,;,
sending forth again through its legitimate cha,nl .,
the thousands who compose It's interested auditory be
has taken some pans Ia get from him paricnlsr h.;
tory of the same the substance of which toucb;n tbo
main points, is a. follows;
The basis for good and profitable butter-lairv is
a stock fulfilling nearly : practicable all ihose
constitutional and structural conditions which combne
IN the animal high milking qualities with good size
robuS, health and longevity. The next stem il n
prompt and thorough practice Of the best metboj of
treatment Of the same by which the largest yield of
The best quality of milk is secured. The next and
best step IN the achievement Of Grsclass dairy Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER

ought 10 be directed not much 70 the pa-icai.
themselves although their extension and isolation
under al circumstances desirable. ~ to the infected
vessel. Themselves which never and under no cirCum-
starces should De- allowed to within hye miles II
an Inhabited shore until frost has destroyedh poison
they carry within their hold. Tho practice ri, the Staten
Island Quarantine this Summer wa. 10 let vessels from
Infected ports come mp within few hundred yard,
of the Quarantine Shore examine them there. take
passengers and luggage ashore, ard then send tie
vessels down t. the lower BAY. Had measures been
taken to detain them there from tie rrs without per-
hitting their approach 20 Staten Island. conf
dent tie disease would have never become epidemic
tlere even II hundred, Of patients had been received
into the wards of the Hospital
R,.r.ct1 ly vour. { g. ROTHE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

that the peni,eniiary j, crowded that he has 70
place two prisoners IN each cell
The Committee recommend that twenty additional
sionemssous be- employed the extension Of the
wing. Adopted.
Mr stearns. Warden of the Alm--Hou.e. reported
that tie Alm--IIouse accommodations for females
were overcrowdcd there being 100 more than at this
tine la-i wear and he did not how they could BIZ
provided for unless they bgi.i shartles Tor them or
look the seats out of tie chapel He desired T. u-
press the Board that Winter va, approaching. when
they could expect with certainty large increase of
inmatc-. Referred to Committee on Am--House to
report.
a communication fr,m the Warden of Raudalls
leland appointing Nln. Melvin farmer, in place of the
former incumbent.
Mr.. DUCRo called attention to the fact that $3.50
wear than The value of the entire products IT
the iann-they lad gardener To raise cabbagcs at
cost OF twelve -hiiiing- q head. lie moved that the
Cice OF farmer De abolished he could get a good
farmer for $500.
The matter Of aboIi-hing the office was referred to
the Committee.
4 communication from the ferry-ma,ter at Black
wells lsand reported the number Of attempts to carry
liquor 10 the AAIs-ilouse which has been discovered
thi- year; also specimens of the cantcens which the
-muggler- used They Were large fiat cans which
were made To- sling around the neck
The contract for tagging the f0ors OF the cells oi
the wing OF the Pcniteuiary was awarded to }.
and VI. Mahorey for - cents per lineal foot.
The contract for iron for left wing Of The Penten-
t;ary wa, awarded 10 Wm r. Harner for 500.
The Committee on Penitentary reported in favor Of
employing masous on the new wing of the Penl-
tentiary Adopted
Tie President and secretary ordered to draw a
requSiiion for $4,000 on the Controller. Adopted.
The accounts of the late Warden Of the City Prison
were referred to the Committee, with power.
Mr. GUNTHFR called up the report 0fiheiC Committee
on Bellevue Hospital, ackn"w iedgng Df. w /. &.
Mortons claims TO the discovery of the anesthetic
properties of eher-a discovery which has gone to
the world free-and awarding him 81 800 a. small
return from this institution for the benefits which
have been derived from it. use.-Laid over ior one
week and the Committee was instructed 10 ask a Re-
commendaton from the Medical Board
The Board voted 81 coo To commence the erection
Of a wing to the Lunatic Asylum.
Subioined is the weekly statement:
Nunb,r remaining Angus. g jj
Discharged
sent 20 Pcucnary lf'i'l-
Remaining Sept j...... t''
Decrease. '''''to
At the following institutions:
Bellevue Ho.ptal........ 792 City Prison.
Iunsc Asyi1.... G6G Second District Prison..... Q
Aims House. ''''''
Prnitentiary ~ Fourth Dlstrl't fiisoh'''''
M Hos from " orkhouse. al Colorrd 800
f.. Ho. from Anshoue.. s. Colored Orphan Asylum. ~
oll Children a. .lS3
SmslPox Hospial...... 4Cfy Ceneterys''''''''''' o
Randalls Island. ....l.llIl
Randsl Island Hospital. % Tota.....'. 's.'.. lSi
Number remaining Sept
Increase on last 90
Adjourned for one week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
FREE BATHS.

10 tkr Fdif0r ~ Thf ', !. ITlbHHf
SIR: six weeks ago you gave ~ .. d, ,,,,,. Al, =.
Message of Mayor Ticmsnn. which lo", ,"'"'"s ~"
mon Council petition whose ." .'nne.u'a ,9 t,s me Ia v
h s;,,.f y, Wiz Council referred the papers
WT, % NJ, az, ives Piers and slips. via Alirrnea
~ pbes. sr5 I Starr. and Councilmcn Bickford BenI.
49, -, NV ohu Brady
' time nothing has been heard of thi. interest.
& nporant matter Why nothing done by these gen.
Nypeul
Many thousand, o citizens snvousy waiting for deci-
zion from the Fathers Of City BY pn'ing the above irs
iou publicly the Committee o WhsNes Piers AID Slips.
yo, would oblgc many Of your readers, and especially
Your 0bedeni enant.
GUSTAV SrRUkF,
Pre.iden, Of the Committee 10. fres puohc o"s'
Aev-loyk, NJ. IS East Broadway, Sept. i~'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
La W LNI'ELLITENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-sept. z-Before Judge
NELSON.
The Special Term Of the Court was opened in one OF
the rooms Of the Supreme Court. Judge Nelson
reminded the members Of the Bar of the notice given
few weeks ago, that appeals in Admiralty cases
would be heard first.
The Admiralty Appeal Calendar then called,
but not peremptorily IN consequence Of many of the
members Of the Bar having no knowledge to where
the Court was to be held.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
COURT Or GENERAL sEssIOSs-TuEsDAY, AUs. H.

Nothing was done in this Court to-day beyond the
poponesn Of Billy MugaD's" SECOND trial for ths assault
M Webb II San Francisco at the Aetopotsn Hotel tn
June a. and the imPsnnsngf tie oowlns se6ts,nsn =
Burhsm Kh-hs BROOKS Henry Core, Samuel Da~son MAJ
celu. Ees Francis Leland Thomas Chrs'y John M.rn'
Na,hal. Prime Israel Underhill Benjamin Wheei~rsht,
John II Abel DuncanF Curry Benz II pay william hsI.
Rbard ID Iatop Moses St4rbuck yacob tandspooL JndSs
p. ,r, was bTieL and had nothing In worth re-
Ji,, Mriaau'. ,s postponed t the 18th instant.
owing 10 n. sb-ence Of AE. NebD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
,orRT M SPECIAL sEssiOSs-sg1T. = i3S.-Befofs
w ~ Gr,rs. BRgxS.x srgTRs and COSSoLLY
go. an ,hr rseudar -; convictions, p

o.. on the csleudar 8. convictions, p
james Riley, Assault and battery FINED $lo.
-. = Adingrr. assani. aud battery. Fined S1
ps,re. Hrnry assault, ard battery. Fined Is
Van scina Rryer keeping nuisance Sentence on Thur~
,.s.4 r. -.......
nsris Laulef. stealing Rsnsnded for sentence.
John Bum. assault sid battery two Complaints frnitsntAy
Two months on one and three months oB tae other.
Fiiks Richardson. stealing six scans Three rnonthG
Edward Smith. stealing ciotins. -Four months.
Maria ScheTkenbeTg stealing gold rngs Ac. -Four months
Psrsk Smith, attempting 70 pies sdys pocket Iafss
months.
Char.es Dol.n, .e ain peaehe-. Two months. -,
Thouaa Gbney assut aud bs'fery Judgment supSnees.
sanus Brown ,sanE .hespssns Rsmanded for sentsnoe
Cstsrue Rraft!nn and Ellen Callahan, straiins P'o' "
d-iainr. Cstharine TX h-, Ellen four montns
Mary Ford -te siug .stbo.< and money. sn "oI
Jsns-. Cora1n, ss.sult and battery Judgment 'u'PeH
jon Williams stealing clothing Three Inonte-.
John Green, stealing lsad pip-. Hou.- oi hs'ls''
Charles Dlpes ss-aul, and battery. Ons ar,hs
Michart OMara assault and battery Thise h.rsss Ouo
Jane MsiSinnis assault and battery w" e"""
nn o. I.ss ,...nt and b.ery charges Fsss ="
o each -. r;,.d as
xS,Sspy !ssIs s:rsss' s..sss sna bsasT. Ea'S u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
TNHNFTT IsrIlrufsT
Gods truth il a theor, not to be- realized 40

the world but the signs OF the indicate better things
Steam sud eecrcy and the accomplishment of labor by
chinery level the unequal condition Of and final
10 all mankind perfect equality h. the wOrdfres thought
iree sbo free products free farms and equal possession OF
all things bni intellect from childhood 20 the grsye-frum
tury century PHoToGRAPH PORTRAITS upon ihe,s
principles BY HOLMES No l89 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
tAdyeriisrment
pIRDy's NATIONAL TUVNTFR-rhat charmn

actress Nine PoNsI and the talented young tfssedian Mr.
O. G. Bo>tAoE both ayores from the Broadway Thest-r
are playing at PURDYs NATIONAL TnE,rys Eyrgy Nicur
with Y,NSEE LocKE MI h. BLANCHARD, Mrs w. q. Jos.s
and In all the best company OF the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

THr LsTE Police FoRAY ~ WATER STREET.
MoRE WHITEwASHISG.-Thc prostitutes and others
arrested by the Fourth Ward Police at John Aliens,
No. 304 Water street, Were brought up for examna-
tion Yesterday before Recorder Barnard in the base
men, of the City Hall. One of Aliens girls Sworc that
she and the other females boarded at the house but
she did not know how they made living. They Wore
short dresses and danced every night and this all
she knew about the house.
Officer Brown, and other policemen of the Fourth
Ward testified that the house of Allen, although a
house of prostitution known to them to be very
quiet and orderly and that the proprietor careful
to keep rowdes ont.
The bar-keeper testified to the good management
of the house. and that he never knew the girls TO do
anything improper.
Nothing was said of man having been murdered
there last Winter. The parties, man and wife, who
had made the complaint against Aliens house, on
which the warrant was issued became disgusted at
hearing the withdrawing given the establishment by
the police that they got up and left without offering
their testimony. The Recorder having evidence
before him to sustain the complaint dismissed the case,
and the prisoners returned TO their vile retreat iu
great glee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

STEAM oy foURTH Avenue TO BIZ STOPPED To-
DAY.-Acting Superintendent Carpenter yesterday
made his appearance at the lower terminus Of the
tunnel for the purpose of stopping the passage of any
more locomotives through. He was assured by the
Superintendent of the Road Mr.. Campbell that the
tunnel was not in a condition at present TO allnt OF
horses drawing the through the tunnel that since
the decision of the Courts sustaining the Common
Council in their action, every effort had been used to
get the tracks through the tunnel in proper order for
which object men had been kept at work almost night
and day, including the Sabbath, but yet they had
been unable complete the graveng Of the road bed
and other necessary alterations and begged for te
additional time to finish the work. Mr.. Carpenter
finally gave the Company until noon to-day, when,
according to his expressed determination, he should
put the ordinance of the Common Council into effect.
Some time must necessarily elapse before the tunnel
can be- put in proper order for the passage of teams
through it; until when passengers by the Harlem and
Newaven Railroads will, in all probability, be put
TO the inconvenience and discomfort OF getting up
Forty-second street in the best way they can.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
L s. COMMISSIONERS ogyIcE. sr'r. '-sefOre Mr. o'o.
ENnEzzLENEyT OY RAILROAD COUPONS.

ENBEZLLEMENI OF RAILKOAD cOrP0Ss.
After an examination which occupied several days.
Louis Stern, Adolph New and Jacob New, who were
charged with embczzling railroad coupons from let
ter were committed TO await the action of the Grand
jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Advertisement,
An ELEGANT ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPET, for
E3--.-S-------

10. 8c aud gr yard Atwood InNans j3c, 20. aud
jc. Oclofhs Sic oc and See Rue., has Window Shades.
&c, at extraordinary low prices!
HRAN ANDERSON, No. 80 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
II NEN'NT-'I " u
await examinatiOn.

ARREST OF ALLEGED BURGL iEs.-Yesterday morn
ing Officers Jenkin. and Corwin of the Sixteenth and
Twentieth Precincts arrested two fellows named John
Hern and Michael Hickey, charged with burglaronsly
entering the liquor saloon Of Patrick Campbell, in
Tenth avenue and stealing therefrom the money TILL
containing about SlS in silver coin and several small
articles. Hem and Hickey in the place during
the previous evening drinking and smoking, and on
the following morning effected the burglary A wit
testified to seeing ;le accused in saloon Ninth
avenue, at an early hour in the morning, dividing
some silver money. One of the prisoners was seen TO
give the barkeeper three watch keys and heard to tell
him not to give them TO any one. These watch keys
subsequently recovered and identified by
Mr.. Campbell a. biz property andtaken from his store
Justice Kelly, before whom they were taken, commit
ted them to prison in default Of 81 900 bail each.
A young man named Walter Jacobs was arrested
yesterday morning in the rear of the premises No
Hester street which place it is supposed he had entered
with burglerous intent. He seen to climb over
fence into the yard where he was captured. Justice
Steers sent Jacobs TO prison for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

ARnERr OF LawYrR.-Lucus +. Bulkiey' a law
yer having Office in the lower part of the ety was
arrested yesterday morning, charged with obtaining
upon some worthless stock the sum Of $50 from mr.
Elias II. Main Of No. 26 Washington street. MI
Main alleges that hs loaned Balklsy the su~0t WV
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

ALIFGFD INFANrICDF.-Coroner Connery held
nm inquest Tuesday at the of Ninety eighth
street and Broadway, upon the body oi a male infant
found dead in the sink of the house. The csi-
dence showed that the child had been born alive and
dropped into the sink by It's mother Chrstana forbe
sen to hide her shame, aud verdict To that effect
was rendered by the Jury. The mother was arrested
ana held to answer for the intantcidc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

BrLL's HEAD.-There il another large supply OF
cattle in market this week. The arrivals at Albany
number over 4O00, and the number here, though not
as large probably last week, Is 50 large that the
price will not be any higher. The sales of Tuesday
were not high as Tuesday OF last week, by more
than half cent pound. IL short the prospect OF an
extremely dull market was strong all tine afternoon
that brokers were willing TO sell the best stock IN mar
ket at prices only equivalent SIZE. pound net, and
good butchers cattle sold at barely cents and
the ofers for some inferior stock were not counted
over &C. pound net. II the condition OF things
continues through to-day We think droyers Will marx
this the hardest market they have seen IN ten years
John b. Boswell, of Manhattan, Putnam County,
Indiana, who was in charge Of Wrights drove OF %
cst,le was instantly killed on Tuesday morning, about
. o'clock. by a collision on the Hudson River Rail
road at Fhk and about tlree-fourths of the cattle
destroyed. Mr.. Boswell was the caboose OF tram
that was run into by another train and in consequence
of feeling unwell, did not get out, when all OF his
companions did, TO attend to the stock. friend
with him took hi. mutilated body in an arr
tight coffin back to his family. Benjamin
Suddeth, one Of the owners of stock on the trains
that We're smashed up, informs us that hiteen
car loads Of cattle and hogs destroyed Some oi
the hogs found under the ruins were scsded a. to be
nearly denuded of hair, and others were cut up fne
enough for sausage meat and thoroughly mixed,
bones, blood, bristles and irtestnes. good many
Of the manned cattle slaughtered on the
spot and it was supposed that others tha' were
able TO come to market, would be found oadiy
bruised. Mr.. Wnghts drove was entirely aoan-
doned to the Railroad Company, and heavy
damages supposed to have been incurred 10 some
droves.
Mr.. Suddeth says bis cattle were not apparently
injured by the collision, but must have suffered Tor
water exceedingly while standing fifteen hours pen'
up in the close css waiting for power to move them
forward, a. the day ws exceedingly bot.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

CITY ITEMS.
g. ROTHE

ACADEgY oF MU,Ic.-A most brilliant and enthusi-
astic audience attracted Monday evening to
witness Rossnis delightful comic Opera. the Barber
of seville" Madame Ga,ser called forth unbouniei
applause by her rendering OF tine wel-known Una
Voce poca a. in the r>t act, and the several con-
certed pieces with which the opera s studded. In the
music lesson scene. where she introduces Neuxtemps
variations on the Carnival Of Venice She heartily
encored The Ahnaviva of sgnor babocetta who
was warmly welcomed after an absence Of some
months and the Figaro of Sign0r Gasser are esPc-
cially To be commended.
This evening Nerii'> Rgoleto' viii be given,
when Signor Stefari will make his second appearance.
Madame easier Miss 4. Phillips. and others are m
the cast.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

SUPREME COURT-CHANsERs-Sept 7.-Before Judge DA
yTEs-DgcTsIOSs.
Elias Fa-sett agt. ). w Tamadge ct al: three
sultsJ Thomas Rigney The SaIno-MotioDs denied
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
fAdyeftisement.

TKN Observation-Disclosures VEf-
forrnaurr. Of the mimic world w TBioDo>s rssArEs
ARTS attractive present B,RNUM's MUSEUM They
arr truly novel curious entertaining aud extraordinary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
fAdyertiseInentl
CYRUS W, FIELD.

IMPERI,L PHoToCRAPH or CYRUS W FIELD exhibitions
at BRADrs GALLERY, No $50 Broadway, over rhouP'ons
Saloon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
BRADY's GALLERIES.

AaBRorYPFs AND DaGUgRREOryPys
Nos $50 and 30 Broadway New York and No $50 Pennsyi
ysnia-ay. Washington. ID. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
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No More Shaking-Tur OLIVE Fryrp AVN

Acug PILLS will cure In week. time the wo., c.~s
exists. Free from qDinne deleterou duss Sold
BARNEs 4 PsKE. No. 10 Psrkrow.