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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02

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RECIPE FOR MAN or LETTERS.
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wes'fsrpns NTestcbester county, n T., on Thrrss.y
nosLtg, =. lee .'c0cf.
New LoadrD rSesIs please copy.
LSACB On fuNsday June ~, OF congestion OF tbs
Hsfesh Abp Iescb ~ al years n his ard 2s days.
TIC ita'ives and feAds q" tbe family are invited 10 at
zero we 'nnera, on fbh Sosy morning, from the resi-
oence " Der psreD's, No ~ Chapel street, ookyn.
LEV sRs -soD sonosy eyeo>og, June 81 after shor
ilnsn EDWARD CusHss of W. j. and Belinda Levers
Dftd year, - oo,hs snd dsyv'
HE festvrs and friends RESPECTFULLY requested "a
attend 70. iuas, this WEDNESDAY, morning, at eleven
ococ., iron Ne 1a5 Graham avt~ue, Whiiams nurg
ertcOt further notice,
sooSE--On sa,ususY. June 2s, 10 sahsbsry Coan
Bskss noon, 10 The Tsry-sr u his age.
.ohros - II ttis cfy. 90 Tuesday aneYzoov, June 20,
hAHGAssT A. wife Of Robert horton, In tDs 40u year Of
her sge
Eo,loe Of the fabers, 20 morrow
NELSON On ruescay June Is WILLIAM NsssoS. oxly
200 OF A. and Bridget Neson, sged year m ,aths and
The friends O. the family are requested 10 attend the
cpf,ai Oh Thursday aeipoop at two O'Clock fr0Ka No
100 sixteenth street
Fspsx On xoooay evening Jooe q. after long an
severe i'iotss II consumption rsoMAs soRGE RIDER age
u years and 2 months
HIS fs,eoos ard aoquan,Suces and the relatives OF tue
family se respectfully requested to att nd bis funsral
third street. this "wednesday after NOON ut two o'clock
without further Invitation
California ard :. Louis espers please copy
GREA'hs eldest daughter OF James ar Mary lord and
"a Gays.
ne relatives and rriepos Of the nm,y ara rcsp.c,,,v
invited 10 a,itnd her funeral, from Grace E,iscopL
church. Copsey street. near Lorimer, Brookiyn e %
this "WEDNESDAY afternoon, ct two oclocx without
scREEIs-Cn Tuesday. June 20, GABRIEL ssuFYER In the
a7ln year Of his sse, OF apopexy Of tue heart.
The friends OF the family are invited 70 attend bis fu-
street Thursday morning. at nine O'Clock, without fur
Tier invitsucn
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BAlcocK.--Tbe funeral OF Mrs. CAROLINE l. BABoooK,
wife Of Mr. Frederick Bsbcock, OF San Francisco CAL,
will 30 at the Church OF the Holy Tratty Brock
Iyp this "Wednesday Afternoon Mt three O'Clock Inc re-
nv, and friends invited 10 attend wishout further
notice.
C2Ass-ln BIZ 1okyu, On Monday evening" June q, OF
copsumptcp SOPHIA S, wife Of Hcury Grams, aged 50
years month and ~ days, eldest daughter Of Alexander
and Earia Clark.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend her unera from her late residence, No 81 Sands
street. on Thursday afternoon, ~ threa O'Clock.
Eewburg papers please copy.
DENAREsz.-On Monday morning, June 81 SUSAN VAN
wAGESKS daughter Of Henry and Margaret De-
msrest, aged years and months,
The friends and relatives OF the ny respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral his "wednesday aernoon
clock, AZ No. 10 West rary thrc seet, without
further Invitation.
DrrsRIcp this city, on TussdsY morning Juno 49,
jons only Of w. A. END Elisns uedesick, aged year
and 10 days.
The friends and acguantanees OF the family respact
fully invited attend the funeral, from No 20 Rose
street, this (weopesday) afternoon at O'Clock His
remains win be taken to Calvary Cemetery for nterent
DuskNBuRY On Tuesday, June %, EMMA daughter Of
Stephen W. Dusenbary, aged II years. months and 20
| days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of her
father No 164 Charles street, this wednesday, after
noon at three O'Clock The relatives and friends OF the
family also the friends OF Der brothers, VIM H., Alfred
s. and EDMUND, respectfully invited 70 attend, with
| out further aviation.
| GAss AT New,own, l. l., on Tuesday, June 81, =, II
GAss late Of California in tho 2bth year Of his age.
| California papers please CODY.
lso.--On Monday, June ~, CHARIOrD widow OF tn
late George Keso, Of New York, In b esd year of be
age.
Eiaence Of her son n.lsw, ReJert J. Nav woods!co.
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Personal Intelligence.

The Hon. Stephen A. Douglas has arrived In town and
taken apartments at the Everett House.
Governor Banks OF Massachusetts, visited West Point
on Saturday last and politely received by the Pro
fessors Of the Military School, After examining the inst
tuition he became the guest Of Lieut. Gen Scott He
also entertained by Mr. Kembe, the gentleman who
unsnccessfuly for Congress In Mr. HasKn's district
Mr. Jsmcs of CoIdsprpg, opposite West Point. He
the residence OF the latter gentleman Sunday
sDd returned 70 this city on Monday mrnipg to become
the euest Of the Ten Governors Of the Amshouse
Governor Banks will close his brief vacation and retlrn
TO h's Cfical duties in Massachusetts, to day.
Married, in Dover, the 22d inst, Hon. Edward
Rogey Secretary OF the State Of Delaware TO Lizzie F.
daughter OF W. H. j. CONF gys, Esq and granddaughter
OF his late Excelency Coz neus z. Comegys, formerly
Governor OF that State.
Ex Senator James, of l.; Hon. John Kerr, of N. c.;
Chas. DC CbacoD, Spanish Vice Consul, NJ Y; Rev DR.
Tying family, of N Y; Prof De Janon, of West Point
and Judge McAister ana lady, CAL, In Washington
ARRIVALS.
Pru sian minister a. washington, y Q and family " Mure
81 G9n'a ser NJ sn Baoxs
Judge Davis and family Tallahassee, Fla i. M John
- IS ..; s:;ss Ss sas
s:y Ssss
New Gsiesns DR. and Mrs soosr,son. New York Mr. and
has s%io' L. King
5aS - ESFssq
Ns3Ssa aEs s5
ss shs snd det toy
siown, W hird BAKER Mr. Hardy, @ : Carlow Mes O
tel n and ass ceS Simmons
hardy, " Richie, A wfsr. Keyser u Smith Mrs
aev Prevesux LADY and hrse children; MIS- Lyon mrs
smh. perley ssydc e.. s. I'd, . S9od 9
COO in the steefsge
From Aspin vail the steamship Stanley
All w s sS Two ssS ass S s ss a3 Mrs s
sG os W.
a Ms
servstt hilton and CHILDREN White and family, Dr
sSer f3s
v 9 asdinssan wyms9, g ! pesbody. nelninsha~
iilds John Philips Il 1reya, Copeland s wsusnor;
| capt Low low. Capt Hsrih, LyncS and family:
Ssp.S r Mm NJ. sotD.on ard o s.a
Alsx campbell y Lazele and WIFE, MIA JoDnsoo and
WOOD, i Mechin J smsn, samuel oras', g WLee, 1
storage.
From Savannah. sesnssip F,orda-John MORE. Z
NJ r %rs
lady two sbeTe aud nurse Nss owsDs Niles 3wsps Nm
S.y
Iowski whtcwshL Capt Sleeper Mrs aa:ienhofer,
ssSipscD Percy. Gap. HarSse o'sriss, jacob
DnisS. A lowering VIM pr.nera, f.anssy, Mrs Maacbes
ss hU Sna ssrS.ns NswsarS Ny:
RiSctis, Eis. Dl ] n na,asur, North, VIM Fisf q
scn ' sis wiabuss Nrs PIX iongss, r Hutchinson, 4
hptsbnson. I'M Ssroni1 Ia is.s q IN Ns' job
alexander. Mss oimer Miss II Bs't.en Nd Wn
EoGnson a DR., STALE. 5saues' Nc Q -Iord Mrs
Lo Elarss, Mss 2drish Jos sdrics sessrdu,
nEs Micaes sss Pruyne FsAI Alexander II Alexander
sevens = ESSsnmeny, Alfred Bhss .saac Ames and
From Savannah In the steamship ron.somery- Bri,
ns' c@ Ana sosVsnE Mrs JAS irg, child and servant Mr.
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AobOken City News.

HogoKEN AND HUDSON CIrY HORSE CAR RAILROAD
This line Of horse railroad which to run from
Hoboken to Hudson CITY, is rapidly progressing, as the
ali been sken the line Of route surveyed, and
the necessary grading and filing in OF the cove COM
nenced. The proposed line Of route is 70 be double
track, and to start from the ferry west through
Ferry street In straight line, and ntersect with the toe
bank Paterson Plank road aud 30 on alongside
he Bergen road to The Five Corners at Hudson Cty-she
total length being about TX miles II is estimated that
the entire OF the work will probably amount 10
$4,000, and will be completed before the LIST Of
september The Board Of Directors George W. Nor
top President; Edmund Charles, Secretary and Trea-
su,er G. v. Clickener, W. W. Shipper, W. b. Wood.
Ebenezer Montague George " Demot, Charles Perry,
Edwin A. Sevepe, James Montgomery, Jr. The Directors
are proceeding make the necessary contracts for
iron rails. CAie. &c,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK sOAAD.
81. PMLABxPmA, juno 49, 1859.
Railroad. 2sS Morrrs Canal, b4N Long Island Railroad,
1o5Si Pennsylvsnis Railroad, 3s%
Cotton unchanged ana market nac,ve sales day 800
bales. Frsishs 70 Liverpool led. Flour declined 70
NEW ORLEANS, June %, 1859.
The sales Of cotton TODAY TOO bales at IL 30 for
niddDg The sales of tne isst three days adj up Oo
bass receipts for tbs tune 700 bales against
800 III TIE corrrpjnoiae Jeod last year SteriiuS ex-
change ic9h no. Escaauge New York at 90 Jays,
~ per Cent, and a. Dig per cent premium
M,gns, June 49, 1859.
Co,ton--saes to Gay Ito bales a, IA &c for mlddiing
The SAILS Ct the last three Gays foot i6o bales aud the
leCeipts $40 baies.
CINCINNATI, June 81. 1859.
PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1859.
Flour Gull Wheat very Cora SIC. Olls auler.
Buckwheat declined TO 75c whissey changed.
OswsGo, June 2s-6P.M
Flour very dul with deciaiDg tendency. No sales Of
i'm pOrtsDce. Wheat quiet aod lower Corn without
se,ia saspge Canal f.gds dun at previous Lake
imporis-5,700 bushels wheat No shipments OF -four or
grain by canal
Flour dull and lower saes $50 Dos at So 90 for extra
Wisconsin 70 10 ss7 foe extra Michigan, .od ana aud
OHIO, and 81 70 81 60 for doubts extra Wheat lower
sales ID 900 bushels Al 81 % 81 rs Corn atmer sales
2s bushels at TIC for TOLEDO, 74c for Illinois A.
700. for do from store. Oats 6fmer-no Gales Barley
oul. Rye steady Whskey-Ssles so ools NJ 2oc Canal
freehs steady Lake impar's-2,oOo bos 1our, Is 900
bushels wheat, geo bushels Canal expotts-7OO
bble Hour.
BUFFALO, June 2s-6 H.
Flour duh and lower Gales b0D at So so for extra
WISCONSIN, SO 76aS7 for extra Michigan, Indiana and
Ohio, 81 25aS o. for double W1eat wer sales
5000 bus heIs a. 81 20 81 25 for WHIT and ONO
Corn h,wer safes L. 90 bushes, al fro
store at 74a Too No teles Of other graias Whiskey
sales 90 bbs a. 26c Canal ffeights ssc corn, 90 on
vhes, sfc on Flour TO New York Lake imports 5000
bpss four ID eco bushels wheat; 40 900 bushels corn
"Cna Exports 700 bbls flour, 800 bushels wheat 900
bushes
ALBANY, June 28-6P. n
Flour dun and nominal grain very quiet the only sales
warm, add 1900 bustels go mixed at Sic which
IL Tar shove the market No GALES Of whskey, winch il
Nominal At 26Izc.
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hold by howard Flint, S36 ninth Avenue.
HESTkJTEks STOMACH BIZ IEhS
Sold BY a. uugarL S56 Ninth avenue.
HOSibTIbRS STOMACH blT1khS.
kold By Beyere 3e6 ninth avenue.
hOsTETTkR'B STLMsCB Bl1TEKS.
Sold ty Sn,en hunter, lG4 Sixth asenue.
H0eTh1TSkS STOMACH SlTTEhS
sold by William n. Gils ls9 sixth avenue.
HCSlkTTBES STOMACH BITTERS.
kolo by George DeCavergne l3o Sixth avenue.
cost EI1ERS STOMACH BlfTEkS
Sold nv druggists throughout the world.
HoSTETIEES STOMACH Bl1TEhS
Prepared and sold by HOSTkTTeR SMITH, PxtsbaE
Fenpsyiyania.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90, 1850

bsv Misc DAVIS Airs CSm Lcuis Piftiri Mrs vi1fsnd
servant " So. Id arm ard lady, u ArrorX Thos
Msrc'n AID sou. NJ q baIls, to Dsv,i Dwyer s-o
bprsG Mr. rabhn Ap1 s<rvsb. hS Tayisr Geo VrreI>od
sis svisten hfson. VII ne.!en Green, Geo syer.
bask, Joe. ph Henry. Wo zruan abos ssniIl IL
Leeds Bernard An,is N Davis Mr. xaris snfisds & y
h-rin. Mcdonald. L Sampson Frtbers. and 20
In The EusrsFs
Prem Havana In the bark John onAr Mrs Cook
ODas anu NJ m Ctsob, n hiDk ham Geo kodoa.
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Married.

RopB-EIsG- On Thursday morning, June 3d. 10
Brooklyp by the Rev Samuel Beswick, Mr.. A. r. ROBE
70 Mss MARY EIIsG, both OF Brooklyn
SAcKxrr-BErlINE In this city, Tuesday, June %,
by the Rev B b. adams, Mr.. GUERNSEY SACaErT 10 Ass
GERTRUDE T. BEkINg daughter Iof Robert Bertipe, kaq.
ali of this city.
wARD-HARRIs AT tho Memorial church. on Tuesday,
Iune rs, by the Rev WIN. j. Ffos ELIJAH WARD to Mss
Many bAsfis, both of this city.
Yrlg-WllsoN On Tuesday, June o. by the Rev. John
Brasb r. JoHS YUIE OF Paterson NJ j., to Miss MAYAaA
WILSON, Of New York city.
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MRS WiNtLOW,
M experienced and female physician pressasst
the attention. 1t motsls her
SOOTHING SYRUP.
For children teethisG.
Which greatly faCitses the Of teenK by oone-tng
~ inhsmmAaou-wtn aiiAy AL pan sas
Depend upon It mothers Il VIII give 70 VIA
bknIF Nd HEALTH 10 YOUR INT MIS-
We have put no and sold this article yesy,
AND can In con6deace and, truth 70 bsve
2. en- abe 70 SAY OF any other medicine il fsIei
In single instance 70 effect timely used "A
VT oio Vt KNOW An fnstauceToI ojssAs
Who used On the contrary al deigh,ea with ~ Or
rafoIs and speak In terms highest Commentator Of -
msghN e1ecs and medical vtrtues speak in as
mater What We 40 NOW after ten . exper1eece.
sno pecge our reputation for the uhmet of what
oecaIe IN smos every IN stance oere the
urine rom pain ana exhaus ton, relief vii n.
ken or twenty minutes sferIhe syrup IL administered
vMusD peperAuon ne'tne prescriD don Of th
oe e1peLenced and kcfui nurses 10 new kngsnd, anH
has been used with never fsl oigg success in
NOT only relieves he child nom PAIN but Dvgora.es the
Womscn ana owels corr ect acidty ane gives tone and
eIsrsy to the whole Of the em It win almost Instantly
GRIPPING IN TBEoBswELs, AND
WIND, COLO,
and overcome convu|sons,, which IL speedily reno
died END In esth webeeve and srest rem adv
the world In all OF in coldreo
~bener arsss from ethDg or from oth-r We
would to every Il ober< who COLD suffering from
any ri the ioI going complain tsDo your
Dor the pTeJudes or otaeis staId between suffering
child ard the rsf that Will be yes absolutely 40
follow tie OF this mediocre nsmey direcoos
for using with accompany each bottle None genuine usear
the lac siule Of CUhIIs Il PERKINS New YORK In On
the outside wrapper
rod by druggists throu chou. the world
Principal Office No Is Cedar ct Ne ~ York,
PRIZE Only a. CENTS PER BOTTLE
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EARLY COrr0N IN ARKANsAs.-A stalk Of cotton
was received In Memphis 10th inst the planta-
ton Of Dr. Peyton Groves, Red Fork Arkansas
tanning forty nve squares and bloom. Or. P6yton
writes TIE crops IN his vicinity are finer thap tney hare
ever been nj this season.
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O'Clock 10 morrow morning, but she will not sail until
eleven O'Clock D+spac1es ea the telegraph Office,
No II Wall street New York, 10 reach here BY ton
,,..-ck, VII be sent oat 10 her.
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CuroDcrs' Inauests.


SUICIDE TAKING ARsESIo.-A German woman named
Sskeer ding the Of Tenth aud Tnir
ty rst street, committed suicide Monday night by id
mpstering heraolf six worth Of arsenic, which
she ased at drug store 10 the immediate neghbor-
bood Deceased found iu helpless condition by the
Twentieth pre- spct police aud was conveyed To Bellevue
hospital where she died 10 about half 40 hour otter her
mteor. Coroner Gamble was notified to hold an in
quest upon the body Alleged unknd treatment on the
part OF the huBbacd OF deceased the cause assigned Tor
the Commission OF the rash
DROWNING observation-disclosures Gamble also held an In
quest al tho Fourth precinct station house upon the body
OF an unknown man. about forty years Of age. who wa
found sticking upright mud AZ the foo. Of Roosevelt
street. Deceased was about five feet eight inches In
height, rather slim IN buid with black curly hair and
biue cy On bis person found letter from Patrick
Smith, OF Little Fas. which, ia thought NAV lead to
the Identification of the body. The jury rendeed ycr
dict Of "Death by drowning"
FATAL -Doroner Jackmsn held an inquest a. 1913
West Thte,h street, upon the body OF boy Eve vears
old nsmed George Zabeein who accidentally k,ed
by falling from the fourth story window Of the above
misses Verdict In accordance with the above facts.
VEHICLE CASUALLY On Monday night man named
Thomas Jefferson was knocked down and over by
manure cart, at the Of Tenth and Thirty
ffst street, and was almost instantly killed. The CoroneE
was notified TO bold an inquest upon the body.
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The Dc>ton Weekly Bank st~tonas,,ss::
Marine Disasters.

BALTIMORE, juno %, 1862
Tho brig Stella, which arrived u dsy from CIR
depss reports that Tuesday night, when below SIN ns
Point, she into ny fa rugged brig. suppose 70
DO the Wabash hence for Kingston. The brig struck on
this star boAre quarter Of Sta, carrying the
bulwArks, breaking deck BEAM and doing otner damage
BRISTOL, X l., June %, 1859.
The schooner q. B Me'caif, from Jonsia, Mckee Tor
Boston, Put IN here To day snort Of provisions.
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Ciistsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-
The world whoesse and RETAIL and the dye pr
ystely applied. NO. Aptor House.
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KsSnsdy's nisdscaI Discovery ts Warrnste
erys,yeae saltrheum scsd head uloerais
sore lezA Fer sale oy all cruggtls.
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Summer Hats-Every style, ard Quality
TIE fashionable Dc for and
Children at reQuced rates. KELLOGG, ISL Canal suee-
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
CHARil syroS, June 20, 1862
Tae UGted States mail steamship James Adger, X.
AtAns COMMANDER. from New York, arrived here ~ J.
wharf ~ four O'Clock this TUESDAY, morning.
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The Most Dashing straw Hat
Of toe ssSson Is the
ct GsNyN's es7 broadway.
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P..sits wishing FireSs :, Unique In De-
ssn ,ud ee from danger car be supp led at
EDoEo depot, I72 Broadway
Corner of Maiden lane
Josh. g y. ErGE sole exhibitors city Of New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

uECKERs' PARMA Is IN TIE HIGHEST REPUTo
III az decoss wholesome food st all Re
year. II is pure prepArs,.n from wheat Without 10 -
ner seafon n1tensivey the House It stchAa
Metropolitan other first hotels and saloons
rapidly becoming Indispensable tables
cold Mills ~ Cherry streeA
liberal disc ,unt to dealers For sac nersy
by gYocers aid druggists. hhCkk "a bhOrH1A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29
The Family Herald.

THE NEWS PROM CALIFORtIA-TBE WAR IN EUROPE
INIT RESTING FROM JAFAN-THs PRESIDENTIAL
QUESTION IN vIBGiNIA-MOvEMENTS0 OF THE FILL.
BUsTIRs-TBE EXPRESS BUslHEss-wEsT INDIA
FRUITS IN NEW YORK--LOCAL NEwS-C0NDIrloN
OF THE MARKETS, ETC., ETC.
The FAMILY HERALD. In s edition of to day will con
the News from California received by the steamship Mo-
Taylor ell the the previous int
resting nature.
Among other matters o! interest will give the Latest In
egepce the Of Europe; Interesting Letters
from Eshmond the Presidential Question in Old Virginia
The Fight of the Wise Hunter Cques Resmed-Huper
Cutting between w'ss snd Douglas, &c Letter from
Correspondent, New Orleans giving the Movements of the
Fnibusieu; Sentimental Trip from Galway to rev York. In
terrsng from Japan Townsend Harris-Hnts
for Japanese Experimentation Singapore Chns
Tempie-frDcess the Winner Account of the Origin
Progress Of the Express BuspessIts Facilities, Extent No
dus Opersnd DC; The West India Fruit Business in New
York-sise Half Mi lions Of Dollars Consumed In those
rus throughout the year. Obituary Notice of Prince Meter
neh Of Austria Obse Of the Religious Festival of Cor
pus Christi Editorial Common Prom,nent Topics; sill the
Of New York and the Adjoining Cites; theatrical
Notices. Police Reports. Coroners Inques and atever
may be of interest to the general reader.
The contains each reuoSt OF the Con-
dHon New Cattle harJat with the amount Of Stosk
offered their Condition. the Pices Tor which they
ing Washington Ms,tes In New YorS City; Ccnmes MAJ and
N0nsy Marie hepors Marriages ard Deans Tor The week,
largo amount OF mics ella zcous matter
a. y~n ojsss ner anrnrn: srsie pies snr certx can
Obtained Once Of AO tie yenderss Ad-
verdsementA inserted at tho asual HERASp rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

Bsxry's Frtcopherous - this Best and Cheap
sst article dressing beanfyrg cleaning curing
serving and restoring the nar LADIES', Try IT, Sod BY a.
cr1,criata-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

Strong and Fiavory Tea, One Dollar the
chest and coffee 10 Lbs for a dollar, at CHRISTIAN
BINS. NO Chamben or ZIG Green Ntoh sHeet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

They slso sk elastic stockings for varcose
yens supporters AND shoulder braces psunens FOR &c
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

Now Ready. n Rich and Splendid ABSORB
for gentlemen, latest styles only s. at HARRIS RUS
BAkS, 22S bowery, 326 Grand street. 2Sl Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

HIPS Hair Dye, 80 Cents.-Oepot No. 1
Barclay street also sold at 800 Broadway and AL Druggists In
the United HtAtek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

Hsif-1rs Diseases, Fab, Charge Of Cosos
ard en,shre Dt treated carefully by GELNDJ&AE
% Twelfth street wesi e;oe and Broadway.