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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
CITY ITEMS

Bulls HEAp.-The cattle market continued through
the second day substantially as we reported ]"
Yesterday, and all the stock was sold before
NIGHT potr Outstanding, as will be seen by the
market report on another page the receipts OF the
week were over 100 head larger than the week be-
fore. The prices yesterday were on the average
half cent higher than prices week ago, winch was
part!y owing to the average quality OF tue STOCK
being better, and partly to an insuihcleney oi
the supply of such cattle wanted by hrst-eass
retail butchers. This enabled the cattle brokers ID
demand and get throue bout the market, ten cents
pound and upward for ali cattle suited to their pur
pose and l00 lie. pound for such as were little
more fine or compared with the Others extra. But
must be understood that bullocks TO bring these
price. must be really superior corn-fed animals, not
cnIv fat hut of fine quality, such as countryfed
cattle O, the choicest Of the Western Durhsms aud
their grades. Such cattle as the owners oiten cell
6rs..rete beeves at home and of pretty fair quality
for retailers, sold yesterday at sGsi a9o9tc', net
poupd according to quality. OF those of the loSer
grades some run below &C. every week. though the
extra mean ones were not as abundant as common
his week.
ToRAsoo TRADE SALE-SEcoSD DAY.-The trade
sale opened yesterday morning, as announced, ana
the OHIO Seedleaf fret offered. Toe auctioneer'
lBUIcttt did bis utmost 10 inspire buyers, oul WIZ"
out effect and that portion ofthe catalogue was passed
The crades were what Is c 'mmonly Known as the
high In case" considerably sweated) The State
Seedleaf found as little favor, and was also passed.
On the Havana being introduced, there was some
little disposition to buy but the views of owners were
wicely apart from purchasers, and only so bales
wrappers were worked off a. 2id2iic, and 900 bales
filters snd wrappers at 80 6ilc. % the whole the
sale was considered as far yesterday was con-
cerre6 failure; the views expressed on Iaesday
were not sustained and tue ptactcsbhtyo OF periodi
cal ,sdc sale was generally looked upon uDiaycfaoy'
Tie sale was over very early, AID the refreshments
which were duplcste Of Tuesday, were the only
satisfactory portion of the days engagements.
SusPrcTTD OF NUMBERING MIKE WALSH.-from
facts d;sc'osed the inquest upon the body OF Nike
Wash, Coroner O'heeie issued warrant for tine
arrest % Patrick Mulhoand, Canadian blacksmith,
well known TO the police Of this city as desperate
character suspicion OF being implicated in his muir
der. Muhollsnd, two days after the inquest,
bought ticket for California and was on his way to
the steamer; bat, discovering that the police were 10
pursuit CT him, turned back and went to Kansas. Ga
Mordsy re returned to the city, aud on Tuesday night
ws observed in tue Bewery, with number Of
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The New iori Sanitary A'sOc..iop bold. it, rseu-
lar mon by meet rs at clock this evening" e. room
No. ~ Cooper Institute. Doors cpeo to all.
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LARGE PIo-Nlc.-Yesteriay, tie members Of s;
Pauls Church in Court street, went on q pic ui' l.
Myrtle-avenue PSk. The scholars OF the sunday
School accompanied them, the whole numbering some
three or four thousand persons.
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BROOKL wv I2,EWS.

RgPuGiICAS PRIMARY ELE'fioNS'-Ihe Phh@y
elections of the Republican Associations OF b''ohf L
will be held this evening az their seVera. p's''7 %
meeting throughout the city as advertised 10 sno,he
column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

DEAFNESS CURED, bowey.r caused, by q new
method Address Dr. BoaKDMAN po'onaJ OF BY 'iS' q ~
ga Broadway, New York
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fAivertisenlGt.

(TTO. NANDTKS I'N'F'''N
STRoP This inniishe srtce may be obta'd OF I s -
nufacurers J. SAUNDERS No Astor hoNS ana o. 'le
yagiou, agents ,hroug hou The cry.
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CHILD FAIALLi BCEsgD. An inquest ~ss held
on ".SAssosy al Nc 70 C~nt .s. upoo body of osc
hive ysGs &c hfrso Hs-y Jfetpt oeo from ba.s
oeiyso Oths taxing TIRE sm sNhe- with hict
sLe was playing Netcic;, "Acc.6e-ts oeAh."
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fAdvertiNemen

WHY STI-NBIE Upon A PURSUIT, or VAlNlf
STRUGGLE when Phrenoksicai eraunaapn ~
FowLfK WELLS, No. as BroadSsy would po.it oh JAZZ
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IAiyer,ifemeu

EAS ENS
a,,d .hs, their styles Of Ga. Fixtures mus s ae
mo.t fa.,dos Call q; our ges. Manufacturing aepo NO 90
Broadway
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Advertisement
TIE % DIAPHRAGM EH.TER.

Manufactured by Me.r. MoKrszIs y H.R. is The Kind OF
PoRous En- TER which su1rd in recent report u the
Croon Board consider the srthcsl Sandstone which con-
,titues dunn 10 be- excellent article Tor me
mn nose The lrsbe, aud only requires 70
Sc reversed occasionally 20 insure is proper action
JAMES GALLON ~ ID, Chemist
New. York, Aug. So lats
Tribune Editorial. 49,
When we saw this eduab. invention were struck WITH
II, ,uprroy over any fTrs A'en ana careful
together with certificates CT siden spprobs'on
frou DIs Mott. Cheesman, Fra cs ssscA faIkei uiy
usIksbl. merits"
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that place soon after Walsh wet oct Justice Osborn
Las committed him TO txsi; toe action Ct the Coroner.
The New York Sanitary A.sOci..ion holds lie rseu-
lar uon lily NEE; rg at clock this evening" e. room
No. 10 Cooper Institute. Doore cpeo to all.
CHILD FAJALLi BChsgD An inquest ~as held
five ysr. cs hnsc SsyE js.p9 Rss e-c O os bd. .'
oeiv.o oy o;hs tire sDhe- with which
sLe was paying Neieici, "Aocee-,si oeA.h"
LITTLE Boy IL owNtD.-Cororer O'Keofe held
or Inquest a. No le Ceos upp tody Of James
loot ef d. street On sund.y let. .eessi. 3
enc was drowned The Jury verde. Of "Acciea;a
dicwiEs'
A YOUTHFUL EMErzzLER.-A boy named John
.t 81 e.ds y ), osH Saith Of a se Ea
1sis rss GqD II. .s IF @ss. d. a G e.s,.
ard sppopss the money received to his boy
sk- them hes in th>a really owed in
90s neoe, atu r., 70 ray him po@Pny ose cse in sah
held the accused to bail in $50 to ansse..
Ward the ticket swin6er, yesterday again
hound over to he Cour, Sessions Of saudns the
OF bail being 0 T1is Vs. pob.by the 6e,h time
the Spring end Sumner The complsic John Pail
bps lpoisie who p.d 20 or bogus ticket TO Liverpool
SwiSDLIsG BEGGAR Louis Doneker was ar.
Yesterday roLirs, the compliant Of Fred w. Mar
liz committed by Alderman Brady. fer coectioe money
with forged cercs pu' have wratea by
complainant SIEVE o. oth Of this description have lately
been circulated through Wall William Pearl AID Futon streets
MORE TROUBLE William Fisher, a young msn,
o he'd Up il Toombs Monday charged with commit
ting burglary Yeelosy Telegraph operator ct No d Wal.
him 10 b. Brought forth also u charge Of cit
cua,ug couutei nousy, alleging that he Fishe) passed
him worthless go bill Brooklyn bank Fisher WAS re-
committed.
RrRsrD To DEATH.-Mrs. Annie Abrams Of No.
l3 Hester no severely burned on Tsesday
by the explosion Of csmphene lamp oeo at tue Nee FORK
Hospital Curing blowing night. Az quest held upon
her boo Coroner Scme and verdict rendered accord
Her infant still alive, although very badly burned
CAPTURE OF HoTEL-THIEF.-The door-kncb IF
one Of Loyeoys Hotel observed yesterday
rnps by the person Inside itself APPARENTLY IN
spin ard in the inv stsstion OF the matter the
occupant encountered sharp suspic usookiog mao who old
the Tin explain his connection hefe~th but In
s,aty stairs and took 70 his heels In the oirecon
az East River, BY Of Beetmsn street lie vas pied by
LIBBY ard James Higgins and overaten al r race
bh He told Alderman Brady OF the City Hal
Police that his Green be was committed
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New. York, Aug. So Ists
iAdyer.isementl
BRADY's GALLERY

Hss REMOVED from No. $40 Broadway NO. IN sroAh~J
sorrer Of Bleecker-st.
FHoros.ApHs, DAsrrlaEorYrEs Ip AHshorrrsh
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Ton, e2ls7Hls A.g13.l57 2',s72e2a Ia ,ss,s|7
Tn. circular Of MI VIM. Z. Wright says

CxoP-T r.s ,,ludsd r. In p'svioas circular senerey
- r. Ih nat uaheg hen ~ IN, Las coritnuea
DE- "a tae s:s.-r, -ow arriving Es soe<. Il 2es"a
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LITTLE Boy BtowEtD. --Coroner O'Keefe held
or inquest a. No III Ceos. street upu ts tody Of James Cs
VsisRe hoy Line y'aB ~ who Vile pii b. PET
foot o Dy street suud,y last, .eciieaa f overheard
mo was Crowned The jury TeeoeIec yeTdc. Of "Accd
oICwIHg'
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BURNED TO DEATH Mrs. Annie Abrams, Of No
rs Hester no severely burned on Tseday
by explosion Of csmphene lamp oeo at the N-w fori
Hospital curing toe following night Az quest was hef up
her booy Scmer verdict rendered in accord
ance. Her infant still alive although very badly burned
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DnowSED.-The body of nsr aoou, 'eet La'nes
- 80, "a, a. u 70 Il ne fo. of Nineteenth s.ree Gov nus
n,scid.y moIun: lie had sandy hair and whis1s' Inc
!o.h-- Consisted OF brown oloh ook coat h-uIeo a. -
80 bsck Cas.ne- palta And Consss e4Iis.s Ire ody
sn,es~ T. have h-,n TIE s50l. W. ~ aAsa
I. lie Dc hQ-,e y. tde..scs,.99
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

A SwISDLIsG BEGGAR Louis Dousker was ar
yesterday rnoIIns, the compliant Of Fred W. Mar
liz nd committed by Alderman Brady fer colecog money
with forged cehcs- port bs t. have oten wea by The
SIEVE oil Of this description have late
been circulated through all William, PEARL AID Futon streets.
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porsn,,xo-Ar ipf.pt, about two weeks Oh. wa
.r,S III f OF n, Tic ans street Iedsi MAN., 4 ss
Ind Nth p.c.orc. TIE lPeI-;enic;i o. tie Foo' zen
i. 20 he AIN. House.
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Ward the ticket swindler wss yesterday again
hound COur, e Sessions Of suiudns
amount OF bail being 900 This pobby the 6fie,h time
be has the oue with ut conviction
the Spring end Sumner The compls1t John Pail
lips of Indiana who paid rs FOR bogus ticket Lvrpoo,
arc atked 10 his bosTd tie
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MORE TROUBLE. -Wilham tisher, young man
locked up the Toombs Monday charged with commit
ting burglary Yesterday Telegraph operator Of No W..
him b. brought forth also the OF cir
cuapg couutei uousy, alleging that he Fshei passed
him worthless go bill Brooklyn bank. Fisher WAS re
committed.
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TransIned Z |O1--@sV''
The following ia a ouparstive statement OF Io!s
received on al the Canals Of this State during the
third week Of August and to the sd Of August IN the
wears named belos:
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We are requested TO state tina, the Z" Ashland CLUB
Of Brooklyn is Republican organization in fdll lie
and active operation, and should not be COMPOUNDED
with an old, but nov defunct organization styled
"Tbe Ashlanders Association" the same that voted
ar address to the Hon. j. Minor Bolts.
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Acknowledgment Rem Hegeman arrested q young

RAILROADS ~ SOUTH BRoOSLNS.-I0e Arar'lc-
s.ree: Railroad SetIedy for tie cas IL onsleenoe OF ne
consroc,ion Of sever willow aud & ierIy As
soon flushed the remaining tack vii us at .nd oPe
on moreay night vs.. .;aed o, Rsnin thai City Raj
road Copsuy boz already purchased ne Tai of iHe eeoson
Ferry liz pr p~sed spon . Han lion feIry thEouh
cks street and slSn.i'''d tslt T. ~ II -,
Railroad Company. which sr'' rh De reg Iraeo o. Sa,a
Broobyp. and he esis en- oi r"sy
Han linz. With the sa'-on lin. and a the
principal ien.s Of IL CITY Tie ensiIa ION o. is,af -
part. South Br0oi snd would tend 20 increase The v'iHs o.
property.
KINGs CoUsrY PoIIrIc,.-The Kings County Re
prbhcsn Ge3era G. ucs hsv" issd Ior 'hrir primary
md o'clock p n f5 ;5c rlrpo, ectin, Ave dele
from each Ws,a and town. va',o Sesa;es az . me-
pups e choos,ng deslts AID aeaa:' - he sa.e Consen
Ire psu'o-r..is County Counu- hav- fSei wedne.isy
the III sept, b. ding rusIi-. . SCI 20 ,ss.f. go
selaoIs Assembly sd '9a1;J .o3sea9- re D. =. 9,
mestaI are rom 70 ol2t ? - T. 10y .ei .b ia
and meeting ciiy int s7ec: re registry s" o. re In :.
seYeUbcr
ARErsr or SUPPOSE H5E.E TRiEsEs.-festeriay
sIsea4, Msbsvs saa Of,eI Hr-23.ne o. - flr. psIc
6As: VIZ W.T. and MD J6 1 k: W" '. r Z
oeay L aPps4s Ia; oa ;e aisa: o - IN ~ ao'' s
Ayel T. a. nal Jel.nssd - ~ s bAs,b
.e, ne hs va, o. r. 49, n 80 hS.- dsy q
20, soTss yo ~ nlir eau- . NJ. Cooklu wis oe q he
h,s 10 fel walcr lt tHoeL- Iltn ne -1'
r,- vas 10. orA 10. The a6 nam tlen eiend ne
r,Tari Coukl1, having he ,1sPi q. s-o1sd II
Cp.,n su,h O. ihc Po Ice, VIZ de.ilc .-e soo'e
TO woEA up' TIE case. Ia-y wen = S-~.sl,sy. a. -
ta- bors s.,d D. tie Informant a1t' q sinait = a.
~, no. csesrt-- q TIA Re I'D 5eel sooi e.
- IN Yo,t TIE name Of re bscssuih I'D ne See,
va. injet ei On The TIE orss lei1ed 81 IN a ~
men hsa bro1 =. hos-ss tasre - D SO = on II
.Ay- ID an suIas Tp:i1- OF tHsIa, Ia re onsI ns
rI. ht.. ar.cu'ry - Iscnpi sl.s re ar = n
VI S,ss d'it.s. a.1 s:a.-l. was f5lot Il "a
an eld W. Coakps ,ai rs sass hen 5. si-l.d n-
fr,r.ffr stss14 =
Jersey wh.cl iley tsok 20 Ma ~ iot a. sep
non New .ue Loa. Islam, wh.c1 Ley p-- . :.
NJ Jersey -, he plTps-. Srvela La a.
r. r--t. j. Ne,g-YoTk Tne-s ooe ma g. a H-'- INV
,-,s II committed -. further Ge'Sl5IlssA
EorSDtIy6-Ar inf ant, about two weeks OH. wa
a t. f,-. IN, ll6 AGaras stree. Iestsy ni.g, 4 W
~ifh p.ic.ori, TIE SlpT.-enicss o. lie ZOO ''A
/: 20 The AIN. House
DnowyEp-The body of a mar about feet lnohes
IN hi.nt ~. p Eo1 a9 foo. OF Sneieenh stI oON
v,Srid.y morur. lie had sandy hair and whisAsS ~.
l.l-- ccp..Ni clot Tock coat h-uTea ~ y
veSt bsrk Cashmere aItz sla Consess e-iIe's lne
.n-es~ T. hsy the water s1yli VIZ ~ fAV-
tLe D. lS D.. idr-.acsss3S
, 1859-06-24

bhal excellent pTactios 70 iop irsss he
Il1ul1 abpli young fruit lrcls uith yard Ina
11la. c.lIg N winiss 4 pr0kecis he roots
lpn oold. nld tie soluble portions soaking
mo ~ clrIh by ed suooeslive rain or
r|-lL|1g -nog. leflilizo them viii spadsd M.
nll.. 1p.lcd n, n he Spring, all he r.
|1'1l11 olllnl1lo ere secured. Tho ma-
- 1lon.l not bs pllcsd n Lille hoap e
- 1of e ~ 1lomI = mlny a, but dhould
}. ||I.II 1loa1cl1I % . dilllnc8 o. every
ID 11I1I . - hl,l1l of ~ iroa g tks
Iool lrInl nd fiIlher ikin b commonly
ullc1l1 20
, 1859-06-24
SECOND HAND PIANOS
always in store: price, nom OSoIo tIIO
SIC.
Testimonials Of the Horace Watern
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came 70 hand, and in Fst nate order, m
beautiful in1trdment-LRS WALKKR, Philldephia.
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York, who has haa
one Of the Horace Waie Pianos, writes OlloWs;sA
friend Of mine wishes me 10 purchase . piano iOr hts
She likes The one you cold me In December, 1883 NJ
piano 70 becoming popular In ths place. and thinkl
can introduce duo % SSs o. eSo %Or'-hsy VIII b no' PoPa-
We have two Of waie Pianns IN ne N our semlnary
-oDeo which has been severely tested for three year,
and We can testify 70 their good quality and dan6y
WOOD d 0REGORT, Mount CaHoI, m.
II. WANNA. EsQ.-DeAF Sir: Having used one Of your
pAnoidtes fR two yean past, have found very 81
ReIioS instrument -ALoH1o GRAT, Principal BO6klya
Heighls Seminary.
Rev. NJ. Hsyns. w.i.s. as lalIOws.-PeslOn Hollow.
N. T.. July 1stA, 1855. Mr. wATsRs-DeaF SIR: I NJ
ceVed the he0deon aafs and In good order; an veil
pleased with The external appearance and the tone aO
hope shall have occasion 10 order one oetuo noSO
Tioga, N. Y. July 2sth 1858. HoaAeE WARNS, Do.
-SF; The helOdeon you sent ne was only received IN
good order. an nOw fully prepared 70 say that he
n.l!gment highly slsiletoEy and beg yc1 Hillaeespt
nished h and for ihe very honrTahle manner IN which
you have fuhled, ond re than fulfilled ell that yoa
pEUmssl. Very respectfully yOuFS, &e., J. L. SnTh.
TIE Piano rec;vsa tIO@ ycn ccn!inne. % give ss.is
plnce.-JAhEa Ia CLAnKR, Charleslon. w.
The MelOdscn has sIely srived Ierl Obliged toyou
f0r your liberal discount will dO Ill can R ySu n tkO
partA-Rsv J. u. hcCoHNicE, YaEqussvills, 9. o.
Iue rtAno yhs guy focelvcos " came N eAooleuS
condition, and b very much admirpd ny my numeF1n
family. Accept my thanks foF yoaf prOmptleul.-RoR.
EEF cooFER, Wananhum. BndiOTd 90. n.
Your Piano pleases us we'll. II b The best one n our
oouuty-THoHAs A. LATnAn, CampblssVn, IA.
We aFe VEy much Obliged n you lsF having sent Such
fine ent ldr $780, and shall take pains 10
recommend it-BRANE, HELD a Co. Bulalo DsmooEaA
The Horaes walsTs Pianos arc known among the
very hest; We arr enabled 10 speak af thess in.tuBts
win confidence. fOm personal ledge Of their excel
lent tune and durable qualify y.-New York Evangssi.
We can speak of The merits oi tho Horace Waisu
Pianos from personal knoWledge e beng of tho yuy
bsst quallty-ChTsliAn IutellgeneeF.
Nothing q The eAiA Fair displayed greater excellence
In any Department than Tie hofacs WalsEs FianoI--
Chulchm6n. aH eH
Watun' Panos and Melodsons ehaIlengs oompariIon
yitA the anoat made anywhere IN he e6antIy-Home
Journal.
Horace waien' PlanolnEtss aEs q fal Eeh, and even
tono, and poWsrial.-NeW York hunlcAl Review.
Our friends vim and q Mr.. WaAsn' 0iorO he Vsy hs
a11iment of Music and Of Pianos 70 b ioald IN he
United States, and We urge our southern and We.lsrn
niends . give them eall whenever they 90 70 New
YoEks-0nhamS haeaEne.
WarsroomS No. an broadway, New Yosk.
, 1859-06-24

DRY GOODS,
Corner BattsEy ana clay ssEssas. son Franslsso,
TTAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
III. 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 inch brown SheeiingB;
100 bolts No. 0-oO0 Duck;
500 bolts No.9-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cass1 MeTimac prints;
10 cssos Prague prints;
10 oaoes Pacl1e pflnls;
10 casss Dunnslls prints;
10 caso1 and ~ hleocAed dhlEllnn;
10 easss e., 90 and lO-l hlsarhsd GhhtaeI;
20 oas's bluo drills;
20 cans hluo denims;
10 bales hickory slripe1;
20 halss Z. and ~ tiekiBp;
10 hala1 solIisl, bae eld gFay nAnnslIs
10 halo1 Dalardnle uhllS flannel;
casss CobuFgs and MsginoS;
casas WOOL and half WOOL plaids;
cas1s hlne and black alpscas;
10 oaso paclnc-neW stylss u LAlnas;
sea.es. an Neo. neN 5yles " Lainss;
1000 Bay eiais plald dhaulB;
1000 oaiAmsFS and plain wool ahawls tlnck and COL
ss.a I'M; Plsla. Toured a1a pIaId sIEs;
DLAnKBT9.
1000 palIs uhlie. neen end blle MaekinaW;
100 lalm BIB, TBB and SB0 Blankets;
100 pein eaeep grey eagl.h Blanksls;
800 pairs loalio1 Enaah Bankell.
coo palrs q. l0t. II and ia Whits BED Blanksls
cTOEMNa AND VURnIsHTga GOODS.
100 dozen rsy, bluO and scarlet nannsl shiF,s,
1000 dozen gsy and white Hsrino Undsuhlrs end
1000 dosss NsIino and an vOcl souh..
800 dozen nilnst and Jan plnisj
800 dolon duck md c1tlOnlade pants;
500 dozen hlckogy and check ahirtl:
800 dozen calico and white dr1n ohiFll.
so dozen Ovorab and Jumpers;
Back and Aney slk eav1tl. necktiss, I'M handksE-
numerous % mention. For nale low hV
, 1859-06-24
San Sraatistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway and saRsOms streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.


Corner OF broadway and SaRsOms streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
known and old established house is still at his old
tricks-Oi feeding the public at the low price Of
Six Dollars per week, and still they come to paitake Of
his good and well furnished table; and ~ Mr. Kelly s
one Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, be pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting ct his house
to make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located In the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Post 0ce, and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers and contains Q number Of single and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies and
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached 10 tie house q READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of releted standard WOrkA There ID aSO 1.-THE arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 70 the house. to convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge. The public are respectfullV
requested to give the house trial.
Board, per week, %; per day. 81; Meals, so cents
u -. JOHN KELLY, Jr. Proprietor,
San Francisco, Dec. %, 1857. III
, 1859-06-24
i, DODGE.
Udolpho Wolfe's schnapps.

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eminSnty AluIAIy q0Anues1t 1tne medical faculty. the
mAloIctuIeu ~ nimseu e. .ltempemnce people, head0
S.hsiS:yn., y ~ Mo,iscS ~ vi" ISnnes, &c:
VI, -OI,eiGsm, ~ nonaho' ano 10 and Rneu.
WI, ~ IVY. ~ L ~ oost!uesons o.
t.Slvs yess Diao1er ena hldneys,
ATepc ene sseetn otaes Ana IN general Debnity, ~
p, ~. 1s nun M w aS P,omPs, 9ec'oed,
= npeIey sas ~ seIooeeu anu luvelADy tenanie Ano
~ n EOIe, .,h W essencs " not Sny emeGy lci
~ ~ as.nan ueLLy tnese mAs9es bnt. 70 an
sno SaseS ~ Wncn tney aIe pto-
1t1ina,y meeclna quaues duced by drinking bad va
has long since acquired teT which is almost uniVer
%rssoeL % tSPSaSOn, P oOsn msay tne cause o. tnem, t
UsIs.Sd \, A, n! ".
rEcTLT PUEE LroUos, IL itsOne o. ID moat scseons
effects mild and whole pFeyentiVes that can Be- re-
some tonic II is exsen- lsOrted to.
The ArOmat;e Scheidam SchnapuS
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'S ~ % y s.sss oS-l.n w sscn.Cn eno boSsis
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eiaIl. :. -sn :" ~ ~ yeIso.. yos T.
every community wheFe hconnectiOn with the nncipa
has become known on &c meals or when eense n n.
count Of its other ahauStion dictates its use
properties. Inever falls 70 relieve The
, 1859-06-24

FOR blackWood and the four Reviews, IA %
To avoid fractions Is may be Temitted for BackWood Of
which We vii forward that work for both years. pOSi paid
N. Q. The price in Great BritiGn Of ts. .fre
Periodiedls G6Ovs-n0msd . about S3l per dnnWna
As we shall never again be likely TO offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE! b.! d.!
H Remittanccs must in all cases, be made
direct to the PUblisAers for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.
No. "a Gold street, New York.
, 1859-06-24
San fraatistu.

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SELECTIONS FROM ALL THE OPERAS,
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MUSIC BOOKS,
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OPERAS,
ORATORIos,
SACRED MUSIC BOOKS,
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GUITARS,
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ELAeEOLETs, PICOLOs.
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OF every description always hand In large quantuss
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