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CHARLES SCRIBNER, Brooks Building, No.
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the Second E:ition of
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- GELD Mines.
LEkNEdlNOkIH CITY AND PIKE'S PEAk
ENYRERG AM

rhe above Company has been organized with ample capital
Ave connect sA eastern hnes a. st. Louis No. In3 Lesven-
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< pncipEl RsioS3 MSket cfet IN tie FsS. AID North
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required register the CompsUys Off In LeSyex WORTH
trsinr lrsfeTense according 70 such register.
ps Do no; guarantee Avs IN ely ye3 number Of ssy'
peEss In tie Of Dcaver City or its unity wtl
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tsAed kote 2, make tie trip iGsie@ Of tea Alys.
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saiit-As (Roosn No g. kewYork IL our Genera Assa a..
sosee for the SSs 0 rCke are 40 te Ape"
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Appeal o the Association for Improving the Con

Sffon Of the Poor.The Board Of Managers the
Which compes them tssn call the benevolent
behalf e the INDECENT IN this city Stree their reoen. appeal
more have been added 20 tie list Of needy
cpruts makns the total aided by the Association S 40
No family assisted without previous visitation relief con
tnred beyond duration OF the necessity which sails for
But With the closest domDaon the number OF the relieved
be cnDisted without great suffering They
plead profase outay for the indoent the I'M
aud voioas but for the industrious and viTtous po
by sickness aud
sfortune Being mostly Of olsss needng only temporary
amer weeks they will require further assistance
Mespw hile without hep, many viii suffer, perhaps perish
There sxssseraoD this strong language nor evasion OF
abe fact that Association c4nLot without enlarged means
meet urgent demands upon H. The mild weather has
dnhed the receipts without esSeains the number or tae
neeessites Of the needy Some have given h6eraly others
withheld their contributions supRosDs they were not re-
CURED Bu. this snhsppy is tdstske- An should give M
the cries for bread Of than IS 900 Of suaeIit fellow
creatures DOORS will be unheeded Contributions
may be Brown Bro:hers Co No. So Wast Robert
Mutuin Treaurer No IS Soaths' r. NJ Hartley Ne SO
BibHouse Asorpse Ct the officers or Authorized
oeIectors By order Of the BolTd,
a NJ. HARTLEY, sec'y. JAMES BkOWN, Prest
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un H0asy Balm Tor Coashs.
1ctEN BALM Tor Cola
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1ss BALM ioT Whocpiog Cough Aod Group.
Et Eset SALA e al GissAG . o. ths ThTost tld Lrrsa
oAi strictly whs ia ipTies co1fs>i-on
~ s>~Ass - hA.Ea- Prs. Is cents psr b.ttls.
su1 y. ~ kEESEY c., eroolyn, " \.
~ - s'sfAfs an 0sesls ssssf tssssslJ.
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VNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for lo59.-The
Il Fourth edition Is ready, and contains;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for the year 1859
GovERNMENT OF TIE UNITED sTATEs-EsecD.vs
and Judicial
ALIsT OF THE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES
SENATE politically classified.
LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF TIE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,, politically classified.
APoLIrICALLY CLASSIFIED LIST OF TIE xxXVIrH
CONGRESS 80 far q yet chosen
SKETCH OF THE TROUBLES IN UTAH
ABSTRACT OF THE LAWS PASSED AT TIE. LAST
SESSION OF CONGRESS-
GOVERNMENTS or EUROPE - RULiN0 soVE-
REIGNS, &c
HOW THEY ELECT BOGUS U. s. SENATORS IN IN
DIANA
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN 1861 carefully COM
piled and compared with former elecon expressly FOR THs
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
ELECTION RETURNs OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS
LIST or STATES CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, TINES
OF LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS, HOLDING OF ELEC-
rIOHs ko With other matter Of general AID permanent
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6tationsrp and farm Goods.

S0 Pc r CENT 5 V ED-in ruling
sJD by the aid Of COR Pstent ST. am railing nsshre
Diamond Pointed PENS ruling 1o sheets per hour We
furnish paper dsse boosers rationers and printers Ruled
Bin Hesds fer pr,inr2 70 the IA q-sntss syls q
Rurf ursurpass-d tfeer With .ss stock Of Writing Pa
pers CARSON HAAo. No. 81 BeekmAa 81
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Crr Sochs.
SPRING TRADE TICE.-
- IMPORTANT

EVERY DRY-GOODS MERCHANT
~ THE USIoE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG &c 90
lkI low yHcElylSG rBEik sFsss ASoErArIoXsi tAD Az
ExBIEIrDs Ar rHEIE
SA l. ) X O y III y
NOS 80 AND 81 CHAMBERs-sT., " T..
TRE MOST EITLSsivE, sLEsNr, NAisD' AO N'''-
STOCK oF
FOREIGN AND DOMES ITO GOODS
before offered for % BY lem and 7re.entn; sscsoss
be with In very -~ places rhsir ofes
In Chsue@st wnch ;h-y occupy sui srsoe .nea 20 aP
hsve many their vS-roomsr esoa OF
which viii - eozpeis. Hhou. sP~yiDs the Gceef EN-
hrsoed, ttey roo.d name the sepsrtrents Tz
BEESS GOODS,
WRiTf GOODS AND LINENS
CLOTHS AND CAsslhtRES,
sHAWLs AND xANrILLAs
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
YANKEE NOTIONS.
DRESS TRIHAIN0S,
posrsTiSs and PRINTS.
70 ,he Domestic and Print Department n-y cal rsrEcni
seron- embracing al he leading m,es ard SYKES wnioh
Will De sod the very o~-s. rs.e They have ne entire FRO
WARREN PRINTS,
print vhoh las done sood 20 he retailers the
country the last than perhsp' any oihe pI
CIPIC AMARASrH PRINTS OF ,he very best tons
CLINTON, GLAsGOT, LANCASTER and sVofSb
6LNGHAhs iu every variety
DOMESTICS
WsMsurTas, HmL x,xrv,crrsye CoNrSy,
B,rLss MILLS N.wYosg MILLS, hEssisAe,
LossDLLE, AsEySiGnr, focAsstr,
N,UNgs,s PATTERSON PEPPEEILL,
WHITE Rock, bEsSoS, Chorr
kLrsNoRl LswEESct, hrLssrI,
All the well.kroTn make. q ricRs, 5TRlPEs and DE-
MINIS, such As York. Hamilton, PeEiberton5 etc.
Soliciting trade nberA terms, 1ey rve nome 20 -hen
and .umher q
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1mnscmenie.

THE CHARITY BSIL-The Annuu Ban fcr
i tie seref. Of 70 srsery csiss be-pfa -,r .s
ssse in n A sssrv u -, "a Us KvsviS0 ~ THUhs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

EdWaId III. DIN0Ds U. NJ
exclusively Operative Surgery and oce COn,stions
on the obscure diseases Of the Pelvic VsorA Piles Fs
t RissuIe and ProspSus cured by process coPsra'
lively painless and without the knife hg.ure, or the least
from business Dr. D. refers 70 great number
smos. every part Of the Union whom he hth
oyerad Every be pronounced durable or Otherwise
examination the conditions always apparent 70 the
prsotica observer II.
Osoe hour from 10 daily and 70 evening" A. No ~
stbsv At AL other hours he hs private Hospital
where evey comfort he provided for those who
require rgi1 operations careful dietsc treatment
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X / n G ID ,
IA AUrocRAr OF WASHINGTON
IN kIs5 GSG f'sAFgsE' DsAFH,
AurocRA7 OF "WaAsuMoros
IN KING ZINC flsAfaNA' pEAfH.
AurooRAr OF wAsHrsoToN,
HEHS EEss F5ss$$sE. pss$H
AuTocRAr OF WASHINGTON
LLusTRlTEp
NTsG kIs6 flsarGSS' DEATa.
AUrocRAr OF WASHINGTON
IN THE TIhgI5n;,5P gictY1sr
TIE rkY DivoICE CASE,
ILLUSTRATIONS,
THE FRY DIVORCE CASE,
iLLUsfRH1Ioss,
TIE r.s slfaSSsal SiESs5s CASE,
nLusThHrIoss,
rlGa?vsE. u!
ILLUSTRATIONS,
THE FRY DIVORCE CASE,
ILLUSTRATIONS,
PICAYUNE.
DEATH AT WASHINGTON
IN TIE PICAYUNE THIS WEEK
POUR ILLUSTRATIONS:
How they settle AhAits Of Honor st Washington
How they settle Af,lrs Of State q. Warrington.
How they settle Financial Affairs ~ W arlington
How they settle AfAiTs Of Love 81 WssbnKton.
MARRIED FOLKS OF PHlLADERPdlA
Two FRYs AND STEW
IN THE PICAYUNE TO-DAY.
THE FRY DIVORCE CASE
With -Four Fanny Pictures.
Tup NETWORK,
THE HONE HOUSE" IL u ST X Al D.
PORTRAITS OF
TOM HYER. -
DOCTOR sAWYER,
GEO. WILKES,
JOHN DARCY.
A BurIescue Criticism Of
sTOEPEL'S HIA WATHA,
IN THE PICAYUNE,
And a Funny Picture Of Mr. stO-peL
ALSO, A CARicATuRE
Of the
GREAT GIABREDE.
Ard os CT Frnpy Articles JOKES PsIze'' Funny F"~rJ
Sques, Con N drums,
Iy THE PIciYUSE
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laura KEENE's THEArE r.
laura KEENE's rHGArER
LAURA kEES.'s rdEATEN
laura KEENEs rHEATEA
LAURA KEENEe fHEATEk
LAURA kEENNs THEAcEH
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMEaICAS COUSIN
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our AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
ONE HUNDRED AND LI0HrEEN NIGHTS
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ONE HUNDReD AND EIGHTEEN NIGHTS.
ONE HUNDRED ASo EIGHTEEN Nl0drs.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPtL
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE
TWO aUNORGO THOUSAND PEOPLE
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE
IT WILL BIZ RsPEATEO EVERY NloHC.
1T WILL BIZ REPEATED EVERY Nl0Hr.
1T WILL BE REPEATED EVERY NlUHr.
1T WILL BE REPsArED EVERY NIGHT.
IT WILL BE REPEATED EVEAf Ni0hr.
70 oonchde with the suoccssul
WASHINGTON TABLcAUN.
WASHINGTON rABbEtUN
DRESS Circle Seats may be secured ~-eA s savsSoss
vitnou, extra charge, 50 cents each.
Door open q, 64i 20 commence o. q oc'oes sfeesNS
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COBURSs EXTA oIL-Very superior for
~ Ma 1taeTy sne egrrps-3oDe o-sr,be Barrel q
q q ssikIs JChH ". QUINCY 4 Co, No = HEIau a
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Tb, I.ass Lecture Of De- aIsiyiuc,4 C1ar.s
tbc Vital Forces wii Be <,ryefei THIS EVEHlIo, N
'bs Han Of tse Hs'o'i,s s,.y .sav oi lths;
n o'sloek sul,sc "Ths Nsvoas sy,;suTEe Circle Of
tie FunctioIs-Ns:ays's s.r.icelt,."
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fine ARTS.

A RTlSTS, TEACHERS and SCHOOLS are
n respectfully informed ths. he srbtr-i5er low sell.
ing he s.si Lng3h CGsyss Oh sad Wasr Colon Brushes
Ptrss DrwEs Ptre-I k lsyer prices .san sny other
sooss In he ETY.. w. sCHAUs, Ar1s,F Co'orn.n,
10. s13 Brosdxiy.
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Geo. e. Parker IL Bro,
No 2s9 NastlDgcnst-.
vHoLEsALE DEALERS IL
FiEs1 GLASS FISH ard PROVISIONS, -
Oher fr tle f1 stoek Of the oo-iBs Artcs which
they will sell Al the very oweIt rstes, for cssh 1He
utr1ot. pains tass u 70 fiji oIten sstIfsctoriiy:
etectsd Htctere. Extra ble Cheese,
p.oys.'s BA5 V Codssh E1IA ssgsr-cuTe1 Hans,
Gsrtine Dupfsh. D1tcbess County POrt,
Wbits6,b PlutS,h New Ci,y-renesrsd Lars
snse.3 ptel.d Az smoled smosed Beef aud Tongues,
esrnao (;eDaiD. City vinegar,
nr.ch s-ck,S AID Pieted Ass,on SAT-, IN seeks bags
H.II1. and po;ker,
Lx.ra Nsstersl In small psotssea
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,TyHE PARKER LIBRARY.

y X n Z S I N
II Or TIE HEARTS LONGING By Alets Third edition 81
II has been surpassed BY similar work In Our lang
A. once strange, brilliant, beautiful and fascinating ~"
DELIssER PRoCTER, Publishers,
No. 500 Broadway.
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American Institute McehHnicp Ciun- Meen - the
RspOstory No 35l Broadway, on WEDNESDAY March at
O'clock M Subjects; The NcrOscops IN Relation . the
Nature Of Materials in Chemistry and the Mechanic Ars ard
The hest for Public Bal dngs In Cies" Architects
II. MEIGS, Secretary.
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ITO THE TRADE.-SHELD0N & Co. Gate
Sheldon Brakeman Col No. us Nsssaust, New forf
Big 10 announce t. In addition % the'r publish
ina business they prem and special attention 20 mis- ella
orders furnishing The books Of pabAsher a. or oeIo"
their net prizes.
They still continue 70 at - Special Agents In hewlosk of
the following houses;
BosroS PHILADrLPHI..
Trknor Fields. Chds Pr,erson
Phlhps sempscn Co, J. b GppincoE Co.
(;ould 4 Lincoln T.. Il. Butler 4 Co.
Lite Brown 4 Co. n Cowperth~ait 4 Go.
Crocisr A Breuxsr. w. .s'kA- Aa-tisn-
CrSsby Nicbo1 a Co. Parry Me- alAn-
Hepry Hoyt Lindssy Bl.kiston,
Ard Others Their stock Of Theoosics AscensncoS and
School BOOKS 1. ways COMPLETE AID extensive.
TNHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OFFICE
l. MUM Co. knenosn Ard Foreisn Patert Solicitors,
sAve REMOVED from l2s Fl:on-st- (sun B1hnD 70 ne
Budry No 81 Psk No Us hssss1 81
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pnntins.

AT EvERDELLs.-Weddin Cards, Notes
kc- These celebrs;ed Cards speadidy engsyed on
e LsS n Broadway Of DoA-e oIde received By ma.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF.PRICE
II Wedding At Home and Visiting Cards BIZ He.as ID
mesa Cards Cbeci, ke 81 kELLYS, No q FuSon<-, n
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4 YOUNG Man of steady habits and education,
IA po'sens energy, and excellent Penmsn who b will
Ing his time and talent 20 promote the best In
terests Of bis employers desires situation BoOKkEEPEk
ENTRY CLERK In sble business The beat OF
city references liyen Adtre. Box No I0s Tribune Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-20
Guano Spectators.

A sudden and somewhat mystesicus movement
in Baltimore, has recently caused m advance. in
price, oi Peruvian guano. Dealers allege. We be-
l,ese, in explanation 1T this rise, that all IN the
Agents hands has lee1 in guvd faith dlsposed OIL
but this il very doubttal. The amount OF this
kind II guaao imported this year. b twice II not
thrice rs uaueh ~ 1885, and foreign saies have
been lcss. In addition 10 shis. ietelligence has
been received frum cailas, THAT 1000 tons we've
shipped 10 the NINTH VI june. which may reason
ably be expected here in september; and more
over that f2 ships, averaging probably more thai
1000 tens zach, were loading ut the ch'nenn ?
lands, for Hampton Roads. most Of shich may be
expected at this port 10 October-so Il may le cob.
Hlently calculated that the quantity Of Peruvian
gnal,o which will have entered the Chesapeake
BAY up to the LIST Of November next. together with
that in store On LIST Of january last. can scarcely
be less than 10000 tons for the yearss supply.-
Il iseydsnt therefore, that there s rascaity some
where Immense sales must have been made to
qaasi purchasers, which. in time. will be cancel
ed to suit their convenience; or perhaps the balt-
more Agent may have Voluntarily connved at
monopoly, by placing immense quantities Of guano
in the hands Of one Or two operators .-SdAimors
Clipper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-20
Dispatches From the Juares Government
in Mexico Present Condition Of Affairs
WARRINGTON. Tues,lnv. Aup.

WAsHINGToN Tuesday, Aug. l6
Letters from the Juarex or Constitutional Gov
ornnent just received here. alude with great rat
sfneion Ia thu fayorwith which the decree for tho
naturalization Of the Church Propertyis every
where resolved, even in the City Of Mexico and
especially is the visit OF Capt. ALpmAa, Comman-
dor of Her Maiesty's naval forces, To the Presi-
dent mentioned with qualification. ON that coca
-l'n. he took pleasure in announcing that by order
Of tho British Government he would not enforce
tho measures heretofore contemplate, for tho re-
dress OF complaints, nor do anything to embarrnss
the Administration.
Gen. DEoolLApo is ut San Louis do Potosi, and
has. it is supposed, about 1000 troops under his
command preparing to march on the City OF Mex
ico. Arms and ammunition are constantly being
received by the Liberalists,
Senior MArA. who has just returned from New
York. ms concluded u contract for materials for
war which will, without unnecessary delay be
forwarded to Mexico.
Mr.. WHITEHEAD, who was banished from Mexi-
90, whore he resided f'r many years, will soon re-
turn to England in the behalf Of British bondhod-
ers, and will exert himself to satisfy all their
claims, the church property being the basis for
the transaction, and by which it is thought some
millions of dollars will be realized for the benefit
Of the Constitutional Government.
1t is not thought that LERDo will make any Pc
culinary engagements in New York, but that he
will merely take preliminary steps to that end to
be submitted 10 his Government for consideration.
His contemplated visit to President Buchanan and
Secretary Cass, with q view to have full and
free talk on Mexican affairs, will doubtless have
tho effect Of facilitating tho negotiation Of trea
ty satisfactory to both countries.
Mr. Otway the British Minister was at last ac-
counts in the City of Mexico the dispatch for his
recall not having been received. There is such
information in this city ~ justi6es tho assertion
that the vacancy thus accustomed will DO filed by
successor friendly to the Juarez Government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-20

The Washington States, albeit Democratic
organ, continues to pitch into Mr.. John Slidelps
Thirty Million Cuba contrivance. Quoih the
States in recent number:
The day that this bill was introduced into the
Senate the States steadfastly arrayed itself against
1t. Its provisions were 30 Questionable, in many
respects, that we foresaw no small amount Of harm
In II to the Democratic party. That it has cost
Ing States, there can be- no reasonable doubt; and
that the calling Of IL up again at the next session
would be seriously injurious to our cause is equal
" certain. We trust, therefore. that it will be per-
united to repose in eternal oblivion.
The States. We think may rest assured the Bill
will not be called up II doing so will work any
injury to the party. Started for the aole par-
pose Of benefttng 1.-THE party" it willlbe dropped
ike hot potato, the moment 1t is discovered that
Il has the opposite effect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-20
Singular Ornament.

A brooch worn by the Countess of K,
has recently been the subject OF conversation
among the eminent company of Polish nobility
who now exiles in Paris, Encircled by TWEEN
ty brillants upon dark blue ground of laris Ia
zuli and protected by glass in front, may be seen
WHAT A portrait? A lock of harf No,
neither the one nor the other; but only four bent
pins Wrought together in the form Of STAR The
history of this singular ornament is contained in
the following communication; The Count X
- was, some years ago. in his own country
suspected Of being tor much inclined to politics,
and wus consequently one night, without exam-
ination or further inquiry torn from the bosom of
his family by police oAcers, conveyed to for
tress in distant part OF the country, and thrown
into dark damp dungeon. Days, weeks, months,
pas, away, without his being brought to trial.
The unhappy man saw himself robbed Of every
In the stiffness of death and the darkness
of the grave he felt not only his strength faliag
him but also his mind wandering. An unspeak.
able anguish to,k hold upon him. lie, who fear
ed not tn appear before his judges. now trembled
before himself Conscious Of his danger, he en-
deavored to lind something to relieve himself from
the double misery IT idleness and loneliness and
thus preserve him from terrible insanity. Four
pins. which accidentally happened to be in his
coat had fortunately escaped the notice of his
gaoler. Those were 10 be the means of deliver
snce ~ his spirit lie threw the pins upon the
earth, which alone was the floor Of his gloomy dun
geon-and then employed himself in seeking for
them in the darkness When, after q tiresome
search, he succeeded in finding them. no threw
them down anew; and % again and again. did he
renew his volunta. task.
All the day long, sitting. lying. or kneeling, he
groaped about with his banda until he bad found
the pins. which he had Intentionally scattered
This fearful yet bsnedcial reaction continued for
six years. Then, at laat. great political event
opened Suddenly the doors Of his psison. The
Count had Just ecattered his nina. hut he would