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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

II is stated that Mr John Mitchell has brought
II. publication c, lie welLknown Journal, Tho
South,yn C,ti.en 10 c!ose, and that hebcefOrth IL
viii be merged in Tie Day Beok, paper priated
in this city We fud, however, no announcement
of such change in ls.I weeks Impression Of The
.SoutLtrn Cii-en, bat, on the contrary, pretty
strong indications that It's logger dursllon con-
fdently expected b. ia conductors. 1t is poss,ole,
then. that the report is mistake. aud that Mr.
Michel viii continue to advocate his ideas from
tie vantage ground of Wsshir gton Besides, the
failure Of The Southern Citizen involves pretty
serious contine eency for Mr.. Mitchell. Some time
ego, il we are Dot mistaken, he promised in such
on event, to turn AtOl;l ZIONIST, aud join Mr. GaTi-
son in bis for, 10 dissolve the Union on moral
and religious grounds. In yies Of that obligation
and of the general expectation that II should be
fulfilled We cannot conceive th1t tae transfer IN
question can have been made without some explicit
declaration from the parties.
II. however. the rum0r is true, Mr. Mitchell can
congratulate himself on now for the second time
becoming . martyr to his conyctons-s good for
tune that rarely happens to man in these degeo-
craze ul1te. ]ftl NE sun EtI ouu
independence of Ireland and now be is punished
by tardy aud unbeleying world for his devotion
to the establishment Of the African SlsyeTrade,
and the breaking up and breaking down OF the
American Union. In the latter case, at last, he
can also cheer himself with toe reflection that he
has ony been LITTLE in advance of other men, and
that they will tomorrow proclaim as divine truth
what they stsrve him for prOclaming to-day. The
slave trade, which he has cOntended for with such
force of logic, such trenchant w.t. and such ad-
mirable courage, they will 60 about more prosa-
ically, but not whit more wisely, two or three
years hence; and then his now neglected wisdom
will stand fully approved and justified.
We are sorry to Observe 'hst the report says
nothing about The accession Of Mr.. Mitchell 70 the
staff of The Day Book, as we'll as of his Subscribers
TO its list 1t would be really worth while If hi'
keenness, vitality ald reckless dash couli be
brought here to enllyen the tedious slowness OF the
very duest publication with which We happen to
be acquainted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

-, ,,o,a cronLa,ic than those pledges 10 mssatsa
po.,,I., Sovereignty 10 K.rsss, sbich be mshe BE-
n -,..,;,, and b,oke aftsrwArj. Bus he VIII ~
az. ,ro,ni.e In the case Of X snsas there w.
tong measure brought 10 bear to inocoe MN 70
change his mind. In THE case there VIII n'"'
ever"
I'll. C;,cirun'i Commercial has the folos1ax
n.cu,,;or. about Kentucky politics airopo' o' 'he
.iec,op decided yesterday, but OF "aeh We nA'e n''
-, -sc.;v.d sry conclusive returns;
:. Sars.or Critterier has beea silens uu'lnk 80
49, csnpsgn One would not have ~ sS
from restibs the newspapers oi i;SeI ~ the Sse
S,;,l = nnder.toOi We believe that re l. - pe
esrI;d,ia for reelection To the Snste' ihe ,
,scv have been greatly embarrassed Inc! 10 n =.
hsen naed 10 defending themselves nom ch"s
to the cause OF Slsvery, ana 'no u'Sso
VI, n civ rresses aud public on ne qses-
80 of the pro,ec;on Of Slavery IN the ie'r,onoe'
tsy been open ami proiu i've ot ant OF cohnues'
Uehiud this have been the OPerstons o. ho-e Pc
sllv ambitious 10 reach high plAces ineIs aAo
80 IL. distinguished Democratic sons of hsntaosy
whose names are mentioned IN connectos ~Hs ""
pras;depry-Jobn &. BreCkinIdge and James Guthts'
Mr. RrecS lnriige il likewise osndi1Ns io' e'oIttD
the S.ps,e and Linn BOYD, the candidate lot ie ~.
Governor, also has his eye on the SnsI . o. ns;.,av
,nocy s,pect 10 elect ther State ticket ~ asc'"y
$ SO Nv ~, thcusard but iesr that the; VIII loss
congressman OF two, and are fu OF DOUBTS anu i.
sbont the Legislature. The Sts;s Is sopVruo,ssn
sgsnst them, and they are IN alarm epoI. ~ ay,,i.J
SS,,cts The result of the election VIII oe reg Huea
,;,b r,ncb interest throug hout the Umon III the Up
;,;ou are successful they viii feel escoufsgei 10 sS
m Throughout the South, ProSlsvery oPP.s'ss'a
rsrty which VIII expect the cooperation e' ie~
fstGfnls Of Northern Conservatives, and look 10 sas
nbsrces ~ carving a few of the southern ss'e" q
is,o or tbe,r PesIdenlsl csnGds;e and OF thrs"iaS
the election into the House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

I" censV .nd trsding politicians" as our Philsdei-
pbis cotenHora can possibly be; but some eHPe-
rience cco- the arjor of or natural confidence
Suppose that come of the mercensry sud trading
politicians should get into tie Convention in dis
euisel Or what is alec nOt impossible, suppose
that some Of the delegates chosen By the business
ard toilng men should Themselves suddenly de-
velop commercial genius, aod set up in trade %
their own accoun,' Some Of the meauest and
barked ip ihs, Ike Of life. 'ndePeHieot' men
We ere sfraid that The Enquirer VII stlll have to
aee the government Of the country carried 90 by
means Of parties. At any rate, we fear lt' sub
stiiute won't answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
Additional 4 from California.

=
The Over md mail Of the sth ult reached the city
last night and glesn some additional items OF intel
lilence from the San Francisco newspapers.
Reports from Csrsons Valley indicate the election of
Major Dodge a. Delegate to the next Congress.
The loss by me fire q, Weavervle on the 9th July
is estimated at upward OF 100000. Great excitement
existed il Neysda and FL Dorado Counties IN con.-
aueuee of the dis ,Overy Of sni extensive gold
ciggipgs on Walker River east of the Sierra Nevada
TIE coo pounds OF coffee sent to San Francisco
by the Captain OF the Messenger Brd had been seized
in that city by the Sheriff on account OF the owners
Tie .oop-oi-Nar Warren left San Francisco ON tne 9TH
ult. for Psnams.
Advces from Fort Smith, TeIss, state tha, the
Creek and Cherokee Indians are n open hostltie IN
consequence of several murders t,mmtted by the for
mer tr be. -Four hundred Creeks were armed, ard
aw stng the movements of the Cherokees.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
From BraZOs.

NFw.ORLEANs, Mon1ay, Aug l. IoI''
Tie steamships IrdiAnoia srd Arizona, from brshoe
ou the .ath ult., have arrived here.
There had been 230 deaths from yellow fever a.
Reynosa
on the 22i ui., Gen Degolsdo ~as al Tsmpico' so'-
yes preparing fer new campaign.
Co. c..c,s WAS At Mstamorss erdeavouag to
obtain additions TO Bis force
Tn. J,s,s, s.c,es had been most euihusi sstically
received.
Tbsfve million copducts was on its wsyto Browns
vile.
II was reported that Santa Arra wa' a' 0a4U'''''
but til was rot believed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

The Commercial Adrertistr has some excellent
observations on the proposal nos to finish the so
called Washington Monument in the City OF Wash
ton. Bat in enumsrating the various causes which
have prevented the completion Of that unfortunate
enterprise our contemporary leaves out Of view the
one which ought 10 be put in The first place of all.
We refer TO the essential sbsurdlty and ugness Of
the design. This design presents lofty column
sticAilg up through the top of little house, and
has been not insptly compared TO staks driven
through pumpkin. 1t is repulsiye alike 10 good
taste and 10 artistic sentiment; and every person
VINO pays any attention 10 the subject Perceives
that, instead OF honoring the memory of Washing
ton, such structure would only insult il; and that
instead of being when completed thing of beauty i,
would be an object which no ole could contemplate
without unpleasant feelln gs. botch in the land
scspe and disagreeable festgrr in a city which
has too many disagreeabe feature. already. Ii the
managers Of the Washington National Monument
Association persist in the idea of completing the
deormity which they have begun they may appeal
10 the country forever, but VIII most likely appeal
in vain. But let them tear down tleir present
wretched stump of monument, advertise for new
plans, have them passed upon by Messfs. Brown,
kensetIand LambdIn, " DO form the arts .ie cOmmis
sion already appointed TO supervise the decorations
of the Capitol, and then they VII p.obably bt
able 10 ge, design " hich Ia one heed be ashamed
Of, and which all parties can enthusiastic y en-
desyor 10 carry forward 10 speedy completion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

Two steamships arri7ed from Europe yesterday
the Teutoria and the Ocean Queen with Lon
don journals to the 2Osh nit, embracing news no'
so late as has reached US By telegraph from Cape
Race, but comprising accounts of the i.mPerers
interview at yillafranca, and OF the reception given
to the news of peace by the Italians, the French
army, ard the people of Germany; history OF the
change in the Sandman Ministry; the address OF
NAPOLEON to the Legislative bodies, in defense
Of the treaty Of peace; and copious synopsls OF
Mr. Gladstones budget, lsid before Parliament
on the 18th ult together with other interesting
matter
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

ter the frst mate wa acquitted The second
mate Wss sept4nced 20 three years' imprisonment.
but soon after esca2ed from jail The captain,
while preparations we're bei,g made Tor hls triai
at Pensacola, slfo escaped
Meanwhile, the landing Of slaves on the cos't OF
Florida seeus to be going on with imPunity. The
revenue cutter on tie Savannah station has lately
been employed To look Up cargo said to have been
landed from the schooner f pertinent. The re'ul!
Of til, examination left little or no doubt thst
slave. from Africa have lately been landed
near Jupiter's Itlet, but oi course 1t was found
impossible 10 trace them.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
The .Journol of COmmtrc, supposes thst census

The Journal of Commerce supposes thst census
has been ordered to determine the point whether
Kansas has a sufficient population to allow it to
come in as j State under the provisions of the
"Epgli,b bill" This suppcsition is entirely erro-
neous So far from this being the case, rhe late
constitutional Convention WAS authorized by the
Territorial Legislature Of Kansas and the Consti-
tuition bss been framed without any reference or
regard TO the provisions OF thc English bill
The Journal, which evidently has not much
stomach for another Kansas contest IN Congress,
pleases itself viii the ides tnat the great atlux Of
settlers 10 The Pixies Peak region Will swell the
population to much higher figure than it would
otherwise reach. and probably raise il TO the
amount required BY the English BILL But, AS we T.
d,rstsnd the matter the boundaries OF the nsT state
as sereed upon by the Convention, do not include
the Pike's Pesk region-mIch To the disgust oi
the Democratic members, who make that one OF
the grounds Of their violent opposition to the new
constitution. The feeting and uncertain popula-
ten Of the mining district would have presented g
chance for false and forged returns which they do
not seem willing TO lose, and perhaps, too, they
wished 10 save their friends in Congress the cmbar
rassmeut of any question whether the population
of Kansas does cOme within the English re-
quirement.
We are inclined to think, however, that when
the question of the admission Of Kansas comes up,
the ,ufficency Of the population will be taken for
granted, though possibly the Democratic Senate
may 20 80 far as 10 insist that the requirements Of
the English bill shall be complied with.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
THE SLAYER RAWLINs.

The attempt TO bring 10 justice the officers of the
slave bark Rawlus has turned out Ike all other az
tempts of the Administration If which slsyetraders
have been the objects This vessel, which belong
ed TO Mr. Lamar, the famous Savannah slave
trader, wss found some time age in the Bay of ST.
Josephs, an outot-the-wsy plsce, little to the
westward Of Appslschicols, where she WAS seized
by the Steamer Vixen, belonging 10 the Coast
Survey and al that time employed in that vicinity.
1t was sscertsned that the Ragins hsd last Cleared
from Havana, bound 70 the coast Of Africa
Not only was there abundant evidence that the
vessel was fitted out for the slsyetrade, but il also
appeared from the statements Of some of the crew
that murder had been committed on board. 4
few days out from the Havana, a quarrel lad ar
Iisen-on what grounds did not appear-beIween
the American officers, and Spsniari who was 70
act as captsin after the vessels arrival on the coa.
of Afnes- This quarrel resulted in desperate
fight, in which the Spsnisrd was killed and his body
thrown overheard, after which the bark
course was changed and she was taken
into the Bay Of ST. JosepA's, where
she WAS seized by the Vixen. At the time Of the
seizure the captain was not on board, but he va
sflerwsrd arrested and imprisoned S, Pensacola
The vessel was taken TO Appaaehicola, where tbs
first and second mstes were indicted and tried in
the United States District Court for the murder of
the Spsniard. The evidence against the tSo mates
Was nearly the same, bat while the second mate,
who was tried first, was found guilty Of mansaugh.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
EcutuCky Election

IorisyIIIr Mou'ay, AugnN T. i0o'
Tts city and Jeferson County give 'he opp,''oU on.
,;cI., Al. u, eleven hundred majority. Mallory, Up
po.i,io, for Congress, has eleven majority He'u,
s,o The interior ere too mesger for any CONCLUSION ''-
hight.
LOUISVILLE Monday, Aug. II g. m
.serss he,rd from the Ashland Dst;lc' Tor Con-
grcss is Close. r-.,,,-
IN the VII Congressional District, Brown Ilregu.a'
n.roc,sr !. nrobably elected over Jewett llnde-
pendeuti ,n:...,
M4aesr returns from the III Congressional Distinct
show large Opposition gam Mallory, as far IS las
been besrd from. has 9co majority over Holt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

The Tresty of Vlsfranca according to The ed
tcr Of the Courriy des Flats nis is not to b. con-
sdered SIS sort of scciGent; on the contrary. 1--WE
" must expect to see il assume the proportions OF
" the greatest event Of the century, from the point
- OF view Of the lew French policy" The sane
iDtellil ent writer also tells that We may be sure
that &" behind the Italian question. now apparently
- settled will arise in msnner more or less veae
Z" melt, an English German question
In other words Waterloo has yet to be
aNenged
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Special Dispatch to The n. 2. Tribune.

Special Disretch 20 lie y. L. lnp-.-
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug /. 1859.
Mr. Bu:hanaus withdrawal as candidate for the
Democratic Presidential nomination being thing
of record, it can BE- no more recalled than could
that Of Mr. Polk, who was urged by his personal
friends to run for second term.
1t is not to be thought that Mr. Holt cannot
make hsadwsy for nomination, since ne is cutting
of those eItraTagances of bis predecessor which
we're inspired by desire Of the Presidential office
The cost to the country Of that ambition Is to be
counted in millions of dollars.
The President has repeatedly spoken out for
joe Lane as his Candidate; so also has Secretary
Floyd il is said This is not less annoying to Mr.
Cobb than was the late speech Of the Hon. Alex. H.
Stephens, countenancing those ne~-fangled South
ern ultrs.ms which Mr. Cobb denounces. Mr..
Thompson could 10. carry bis own State since her
people 90 ia for reyivng the slaye-trade. Mr
Buchanan will not allow Judge Black to have asp-
ratons The discerning. who are intimate with
Gen. Csss, assert that be still has hopes Dir
,Toucey may think that Northern man who has
alwsys stoutly sustained Southern policy would
be an avslable candidate if votes are needed IN
States liAe Connecticut, NewHampshire, and
the like.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

The PeEhsslraHia Enquirer has an original plan
for securing harmonious administration OF
the Federal Government Ii proposes 10 hold an
Independent National Convention from which pro-
iessonsl politicians shall be excluded. A. means
Of forming such Convention, il would have "the
business and toiline men oi each county" rigidly
excluding all others, come together and selec! one
representative 10 State Convention. which should
choose the delegates 10 the general Convention.
Now We should be as glad 10 get nd VI the uler-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
NOXpmcnfs of The President.

BFUFORD, Pa, MOn1ayi Aug. T. INl7.
President BuChansn, accompanied by Mrs. Secre-
tsrv Thompson. Miss Lane Judge Bowhn, and Angus
t.s Sche left this village 10 day for Cumberland
CUNBERLaSD. Monday August l. 1899.
Tie President snd party arrived here this evening
from Bedford, stopping the Revere House. He viii
leave tomorrow for Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
NurderOUs Assault.

NEW-HAYEN, Com, MJnday Aug. /, Ic1I.
Al Waterbury, OF Saturday right, = savage assault
committed ~ the person of james shannon by
John Riggs who w.s recently discharged from the
s'ste Prison. Snsnuon was stabbed III the sbdonen,
tbs city TODAY for safety large crowd assembled
IN Waterbury mad threatened TO lynch him.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
An Indian Battle.

ST. LOUIS MONDAY, Aug. I, Io51.
Adyces from St.Joseph OF the 3th, state that
bsLd Of Omahs Indians hai been attacked Oh the
Plains by large party of Sioux and seventeen killed,
AID the same number wounded The Omass- took
five Sioux soslps. The fight took plsce the night o
the ID abou, luO miles from Decatur, in Nebraska
Territory.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
Wool Fair.

CLEVELAND, Monday, Aug. /, 1889.
A Woo Fair VII DC held here Aug. (. Fine ssm-
pies of Ohio Irdiana snd Michigan wool hsve aires siy
been exhibited. The public sales WILL commence on
the ath u Augu.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
The Steamer Huntsville.

CHARLTsToS, Nonday, August y '>'
The fremen succeeded in suppresslng the hrs ID llS
hold of the steamship Huntsville, sier II hsl uutneN
for twelve houTs Her csrgo, consisting OF oV Dsea u
upisnd cotton SO bare, of 1our, 100 terces o. rce
beside large quantity of peaches end
~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
To the Associs,ed Press

I
WAsHISG1oS, Monday, Aug. |, 1883.
Col Ssm. johnson, of the editors OF the late
Washington Tnion who several months ago WA 6p-
pointed Consul Have has rendered his resigna,ios
Tie Office, however, is not open for competition.
So numerous have applications for situations IN
the Cen.us Bureau already become, that IN order to
facilitate responses thereto, printed forms nave been
urepared stating that adGtons! clerical force VIII
be re quiled until next year.
Secretary Toucey has returned from his Northern
trip.
\ letter received from Senator Floyd, row At the
Virginia Springs states that bis health * slowly i'm
proving.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
New11prk Daily Gribnns
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1859.
70 cnRREEPOhDENre.

M notice esn be aten Of ALonymo,s C1nuunsso'k Wbt
ever intended for insertion b an.osntsosd BY ne
name and address Of the vterDot necessarily for 2pescs
ton, but guaranty fog his good faith
We cannot undertake 70 return rejected Conmuliosao1
Bosins.s letters Oos soold In s Cases %
addressed 70 HORACE 0EKELEY b CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
The Case; of Mrs. Shaw.

boston J1IOLIs!J aug. I, IoO''
Tbe Bo.tor srd Worcester Railroad Company have
ss,,5 - So. a Mrs Shaw II Neelhsn, VINO was II
ured upor their rosi come eight year: ago, by the
svrnert 70 her $2i @ the total Of the verdict aud
.e:, obtained by the plaintiff the Supreme Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
proposed Balloon VOYAGE.

OswEsO, Monday, Aus ust /, 1853.
Professor Coe VII make aeriA voyage 10 his bsl-
oon Excelsior" from this place, ou Wednesday
rrIt al II q. IL, for The atsIt!c eoast-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

The Aldermen talked over tie Croton Board
nominations last night, but did not come to vote
upon them.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

H. A LAyIz No q East MARKS. square. Rssdias Pa ns
tb- DAILY SsyI.WErELY suc WEEKLY TsiBUsE fo' s'e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

CuRTIs's CURE FOR BALDSEss-1hs remedy
u reliable oortsns oil lead ssptuI IL IA, ec-e ess 10
Ho.top Providence ststes - CusTts Fro
oSe,oT Piovidsnc~ l. SEA by Y Gusn. ~ Bo~eryi J.
I 4 Ctddirstop us Broadway; w LeTn 81 or-ouS1oe
:. fcbr Jan.. ~ Houson q. Esw-YoI. Mn Hay'. O. p
Min, ,rd a/yDods Co.. Brooklyn r. seiew Jersey Cry
~ = 49,, 49, B.ssIs & PASK,
Eos rs and is Psrk row. General Asenis lod all DugrN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

POSTAGE STAMPS (three end ten cents) for SALE
n this c6oe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

LUBINS EXTRACTS,
Lows BxowS WnpSoR,
HONEY oTHEk SOAPS
Asre and full sssoItneu jus; received snd Tor sale by
TONES son MsLysN,
No. Maiden lane Nes York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
DIR. ]. Bovns Dops's IMPERIAL WINE BrrrERs.

DR. pops opened suite q elegant Al Nos St9 aud
s RteawHy fx TIE and treatment ot patients,
sn1 here his
lNFESAL WINE RIIrEgs,
Incpieuf Scnsgnpuon. Weak Lungs, Weak
sc,r. .h sud General Debility, b. had. t. Be put
IN i quart bottlr. Of Dr. J. Bosee Das lu
rr.l Wine Bi,ters In the glass With directions ot
f,,c~ 4 81 rer bottle The usual discount - the Sae
IT, Doctor can he Consulted dsiiy from I. tot.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
SCALES. SCALES, SCALES.

J. u. BSowEX 4 Co,
Aspukrrr Of Aud Dealers in description
wholesale aud retail the Ode Ah.hed stand II l. bSo"N
No - WsTSR-sr.. near bFEkNAN-sr., NGw-NoSk.
Ce Scales They excced BY hos'
e any uIe lower prices hA. 9th
en- u hke quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
Business Nctiree.
NEw.YoRK MARBLE COMPANY.
FosrY-sScosD srssxr,

Between 5.h and 9th avs, Newf@t,
Opposite the Crystal Palace groandA)
NlsrtEs TAsLSTors, a.,
COLUMNS, PEDgsrALs &c, 6o, &C.,
,.As Of SLATE sro>s MsRBLEIZyD EXACT IMITATION of
,s,r CHOICEST InYoxTED MsRgLEs VIZ: kcYrTiN sihssA
RrocArrLLE, yEkp AsTIGvE RID tSrieyE. JAsrsk' rok
rsvrv Mosaic, PYRExEEs FRENoH SPAR LIssos, CALHoS
srI sTATyARy. WHiTE, ITALIAN aud .
ESrEY orHgK FARitTY Vow IN Cst -.-,..
Our saaortnsut Of PaTTysss 1. extensive
ILssoRsrELY CARVED. HEAVY MoLDLD fAkhLhD eno rLA'
NnTLEs; siso. every variety q
Our Aesu,iful Msrbss secured the 90 VIA in~a
tov Of oil " bo have used them They ht,us
Tfox or OLs AND ACIDS which deiaoe ofdinsJ 'isi" ~
Withstand q higher deGee a heat -.
Rsf,rvpc. n usds al par;ies having them IN ns'
M.KgL,IzEp sLATEsTosE MAsTLts' A.. l..
h.,s Kan a,.a ip Euop@ ard highly approved to' ,ne ~
n,n,, ye. whr n bi, county they have been u'd ''f ~
than tfn yesrs - ,...~,,c,tputry and AMAZING
~s..ss of tb.se Marbles reoomns snded TIER uni'or'1
aanp<op- -. c.o-. t,,o M.rbe 4. by YuSISe
CoLoss with powerful heat Tbese coiof 10Y 'ne
M. Of chemical agents. arr aosofb~a " ln' '""o' e
ine.rpofstsd into the sst6e. ., 18th
Tns Marbles be shipped 10 any part o The country WIZ
o n. bity 10 b.aksge Losses socouDt OF oeatss "" o
ssied BY the Company for q per cent Oh the o''' o ~
ssticlrs, psy able Ia advAsce. , + ..,.
fully invited H. D"i""'' i'
JAS X BAML, Treasurer.
u Drnrsc, Snpt of Manufacturers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

ONE DOLLAR ONLY Il now charged ior course
Of Lrssoss on cur SEWING MACHINES. ~
W l. M Co. No. fS Broadway
FINkLE n LYON's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
10 ,v. better satisfaction any other machine
,o Vii, u.Tket, or money refunded.
r. s-Sesd fer Circular. a. .oo ,..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

TAXES! TAXES. TAXES !!-Union Fort fel
bsnvi.lr Wsksfeld, Mount vernon, Ess w..t s3a on
Mouu Ss,pou the property advertised ~ 'ne Conto
r ot Taxes with tr snoutt dn. On esIn y
b. ssen at the ofoe Of WA H. fsios 80. no - i'
=, near sthsy on TUESDAY and WgDsLsDAy OF TINS week
80 the ..me NAV be- p.id A st Of the Mount vernon
JOHs s YOKE, General Collector.