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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
BLACK FLIES-PUNklES.
George Dawson, in his Last stt'r to Iae A|sS'

George Dawson, in his Last stt'r to 1ae A~s's
Journal, says:
asBlsck aies' and 'puukieS are the chief sesress
sf apnoyspce in the woods. The musketo ~ 40
troublesome; but he 10 ess otoIefsbIs tssa bss 49,
odats insects He can be shaken Oh; they cssna -;
n they once ~ tile upon you they remain there ssas
go,ge1 or killed. Besides, they have woSSsrias
sench an. for hair and whskers into which they crews
nttil they reach the Hesh; and then they pnnctare
skn 40 auiety and mercilessly thar, ten 10 one, -
rvt knowledge Of their phleboadc LAHORE . seIIvSs
from stream Of gore trcking down your necf ceeek
on chin. Then comes the nfsmmaticn, and ncss
The unseemly blotch or the raw sore. some
fellows suffer terribly from these insects whs 90"
ercspe with most marvellous impunuy.,
"fbe 'Ay is about e.qasrter the size o. -
house ay: while the punkie' IS almost ingsfespnoS, :,
70 the eye-never larger than pio.hesd. ~ ., "
each is equally pupgent, and equally drcsago -
l. : liaud compound avsil,ble ssni wnlch we 10
vhcse oor seems as offensive 70 theA =, .hsn 81 H..
20 u,. But the difficulty is that q ehhsies o. isrMy
that. TO be effective, II must oe spPnSr 20
rosel nart. every half hou6 at least Inis uvsoe-
snms and. during the excitement o. hshing,n ettsn
The re .Hn is that very fow come oat u ne
~cseJ. witbont bearing upon their persons tsrno's
or he nerciless work of these little wreteh9e.
~. 's,n,aiely from unknown causs aiInost ea-
s1siv sxSmpt if not from their bite, from the bifeh
Examination which Usually succeed it; while 9th
Is already look like martyrs"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
NATun Allied RUSSIAN CITIZENS.
Core gvsns,r - Of The Ne%4Orsesns Piosyune.


LEGATION OF TIE UNIrED STATES,
BEaLIS, Nay Ii, 1883.
aak,h you will make known, through year jour.
nal n. the many natarafzed citizens Of the Uoued
St .te reraiDg in the Stses of Louisiana and Misss-
~ ppi who formerly Russlau subjects, tIat IT IL
try imprldent for them 20 leave the Entec states,
with she intention Of returning Temporarily to Russia,
ines they have preveatfy mUie the necessary in-
.suies o. 20 permission from the Russian Government
Napysrch citizens under The impression that the
Emperor Alexander H. Of Russia has proclaimed an
unqlals6e amnesty; but such is not the esse. Inc
Distinguished Russan Minister, Baron Bfunnow; has
informed NE that bis Government has never Destroyed
its blaSk -t;" and that il the surname of ~ aPp-
caD for use upon bic ,pisspor. IS found upon thst
list .bs lse may not be granted.
For th, purpose of making this warning mere i'm
pre.iye will state bYiely two cases that have come
under my observation. The fret was the c.se OF
ctisen o. cur State who came to this city to procure
the use Of the Russian Legation in order tMt he
might cross the Russian nantier Re failed TO get II,
in spite @. s possible eserons upon my part, a& the
invssisble good disposition of kussaaa functioRaries
toward American ctixeDs because his name was pom
the 'blsck Int" Of The Legatios, consequently ne
wac eoIpp ppsed to retur, reluctantly to Louisiana.
Tie seeind case was that Of an -ex Sheriff OF kp-
ss.ipp vko upon beiRg refssed the necessary 10
enable him 10 visit his fs ny and property in RUta,
insisted 90 streDuously tha: the surssme upon 1s
black list co1d not be his, t had hss case LAID be-
six week s6ssy that GOvefnInsnt replied that it WA
ready e. axsne any evidence 10 ni, entity which
he might haze to offer. Hayizg been put 10 great
expense in awaiting here for SIX weeks the expected
decision he slsc returned reiuoteItly TO b.sSta.e.
In consequence of the presen military preparations
in Russis its Government viii dsabtless 10 stricter
now than ever. E.G. w. BUIL.a, JR.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

= III BL &c e III b / L o n
AND EXTENSIVE SALE or
DnMFSTIC MANUFACTURES

INTHE CITY OF BOSTON,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
THE NEW-EkGLAND SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION
OF MANUFACTURES AND THE MECHANIC ARTS.
FIRST NEW-ENGLAND TRADE SALE FOR
TWENTY YEARS
Essand Society for the Promotion OF Mannfacture
and Mechanic AIRS havns by unanimous vote resolved %
spTrae with the Mapufscuers aud ArIsns Of New England 10
ENGLAND MANUFACTURES, HOME MARKET for the
Of the various products Of their skn aud industry in h
hsDds have hrousn the Committee sppoI I'D for the purpose
made seuepts for PUBLIC EXHIBITION and series Of
Hail. Ia Boston, sad other conveniently adjacent
kG ls places Of deposit, commencing on
MONDAY, July II, le59
and continuing throughout the week. -
ING ~ ALL UPWARD Of SO, 900 PACKAGES.
l. BOOTS and SHOES al ocl "a a N on WEDNESDAY
JULY l3, at Stores Noe So and 80 PEARL-Sr
z GLASSWARE. at "a o'clo X a. on WEDNESDAY,
JULY IS, Store No. AZ SUMMERsT ION the lowest aOor
opposite ATchft- ... ...e.xx-... o.u
DRY GOODS, comprising COTToNs wOOLENs, CAR
PETS, HOSIERY, at O'Clock a ~ on THuRSDAg, JULI
ID, FRIDAY, JULY is, and sATURDAY, JULY 16, st
MEssRs FRANCIS SKINNER h Co, lately erected in
FRANKLIN ST. and generously offered for this and
also at the Store in ROBBiNSS BUILDING, No. 4j SUM
MER-sT, which has been offered by T. NUDGE esq.
Goods will be for exhibition at the shove named
places Catalogues ready for dis.dbution on MONDAf,
JULY n, and throughout the week.
fdeny believed that this Exhibition and Series OF
Sales will embrace amount d Goods srester by lar In al
before been offered public sale at
invoices pods
been received and II is expected that AL the manusc
turps essbshents In New England will have specimens of
exhibition and contribute literally 70 the Nsrous
catalogues of goods 20 be sold. - . .,<
TOWNSEND, MALLARD COWlNG,I
". A. THOMPSON Co, lAac.rs
SAMUEL HATCH,
JOHN H. OsGOOD,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

NARROW Esc,nz OF TWO BIsEoFs.-The .est Num-
ber Of The Pittsburgh AdrOcae gives the fOllOGing ac-
count of a re cent di3asier railroad IN Oh!e. The
stter is from Bishop Morris:
On Friday morning at 6, two miles rest OF Noos-
ter O.. our train smashed. We were INC wing
repidly when crossed bridge on tne, the sIls OF
winch were nearly destroyed, but not obs.ryed by the
engIseer in time 10 avoid the danger; tie iron rail
btote and threw the train off. Tue Locomotive broke
loose and passed sose rods With the driyiag wheels
off the Eails the baggage car was thrown Obiquey
across TIE track s fJrwsd wheels off the right and
rear wheels off to the left The first passenger car,
with aboSt thirty men. women and children, was
hurled 6owo seven or eight fret into the gully, and
turned bottom upward thst the door took the place
Of the ceiling. Nearly every seat in it was shvered
the whole forming confused mass OF fragments.
Some of the Passengers appeared With bruised heads
and bloody faces and one sdys collar bone was frsc
tared; yet no one was killed, and but few crippled
The next and as car. called the sleeping ear which
Bishop Ames and were riding, Jared better. II 700
went 1own about eight feet, but fell on its side, snd
being better braced was ess broken and Of It's
passengers were injured. Tie buses from Woossr
came and took us back 10 town, where We waited OF
the afternoon train when having clear track, We e
sumed our trip thankful Tor our preserv stion."
A monument commemorative Of the foundation ~
the Russian Empire 600 years ago is TO be erect a
at Noyporod at cost of 500, 900 silver roubes 70
represent six epocLs Rurik lS62 Vladimir 1888, De.
strins 1850, johann Ill. l4sll Michael Feodoro-
witch, the first Romancf l6l3, and Peter the Greet
The competition being open 70 Russian artists alone.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
BIG BABr.-Llberty township boats Of. ths

BIC BABY-L,berty township boasts o.. The
il. est baby in Washington County, and Washington
.nty challenges the State. The childs name Is iss-
b. Thompson. She will he six years old in ssp:S9-
3 next, Is three feet ten inches high, and wc'ghs
considerably over 200 pounds. Her arm, betwsen tlss
elbow and shoulder, measures Ia inches IN circaa!.
ference. Size is woman in appearances, and Gs is,cs
gsnt ordinary children Of her age, has god esr
or music and is healthy. Where's Barnum
newly -nanied pair in worthington w're sereasdsd
viii lin pens, horns, ani every other nnaS'nse!s N
strumept Of dscord and cohfusion, for TIVE nighs "
succession. Their patience giving oat ne seeoaA
nght ,h. husband ;lre aencd the distuess With pres
ecssion, but they s not leaving, he Gre chargs d
shot among them. Seventeen o. tas-shst took sesct
10 he lsgs ef the eereDsders and witheut dong say
permanent isjuIy. - psssstes ys6isd then sssash
b teach tsea 'slusesy seePss,ss sz, s.ss -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

NEW ROUTE for NEWPGRT, vie N. ane
Nh H. and N. L. and N. L. and stosirgson Railroads
On and after MC,;DAY June Psseengers FOR NEWrOhf
via shore viii eave by the M Express nom T
= ana 4b with splendid seamer st East Green
wch r. L. sr.ve at Newport q p M Returning ssvs
Newport end arriving in New fofh o. $50 sn@
n:Np.
Ncfen sold an6 Baggage checked through each way.
JAMES H. HOYT. So pehnte dent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-fh-a ap-rient anti
septic AID resoaye properties Of lis Invaluable prepari
tion and certain Cure IN Case. 81 sco's LAYER
Con plant, Dysppis and numerous Ucerccs ana Erapve
dis. ss.s L. potency apon .he hdds oi
he cleansing he< from all deleteors particles and o.
restoatve disinfcctsn; and gentle ape'ien eomened m
eqused. ,.xns ~, IN. r,,....
Prepared and sod sJ A. b d. SANDS No 100 Fnton't'
New York Price 6 GER bottle or Elk bottles for -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
fegal Notires.

LBERT KIMBALL sgst. COURTNEY
N SCHENCK and OTHERS-Pa'sgsnt 20 a judgment or
decree Of Supreme Court of the S5se OF ad- IN
the above action aJce is hereby given - i ere 9rs o tae
firm of SCHENCk POND Co. Of The City o. New fork ioh
with iu and prove their tive dee aims aud DE-
mspds against aid f before The uudessned heisre ap
ooipt.d for The Ipc.e his Office No il6 Nasss1 s. thoon
No i IN the City oew York, sSsr rhereo the{ siii
bs xcdrd the trpef of Judgment decr-eNew York
June 81, 1855. GEORGE w: fathEh, hesf.s'
;.o9IswtwTb Nc. 1876 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
Cigars.

CIGARS.-Cboice Havana, Principe and German
~ CIGARS Of all styles and brands, for SALE low Aso
4ok>eco Snuff other articles pertaining 70 the trade.
MOSES SWEETSER, Manufacturer No SO Maiden. lane
HAVANA CIGARS-In bond for export, or in
Al store duty paid, by sTRAITON, SANFORD Co. No.
bAaver-.t William, Importers opposite Delmonioos
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
Bniloing Materials.

~ MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
C-rner Of Green and MORGAN t's
WOOD MOULDINGs, BEADS. ARCHITRAVES, PEW
CAPS RAILS AND HASD-RAIL3. NEWELS.
BALUsTERS. BRACKETS. TRUSsES &c,
CONSTANTLY HAND, AND MADE TO ORDER. 80
All kinds Scroll and Straight Saving Turning Gc done with
neatness and d,spstch
Also Planning with the celebrated Woodwork Plsney
J. B. FULLER,
Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
me County Neyork notice hereby % all persose
having claims assinssLYDIA A. READtNG ate Of the Cry
New York the VIE vouchers 'efe
the sIcscE hi5 Office, No. III fsrrIow IN the Ily
York beoSc the seventh day OF july next-Dss
N-v.YoIk, The lard day of January. le59
law6mTh- GABRIEL VAN COTi Adnhh''Iai"l'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of IN. County sYoTh notice s hsrssy gwen 20 all per
.ons having claims asaia ISAAC DEVOE, ste Of he City
Sy York. drce.sca -eseut ,he saur with suchefs rfeo
- the sbcrit h,r -edence n t- NLage OF lousers-
Coa-ty NJ before n. oh iay OF seP;er-
BE- uext-Da,ed New Yas, The "a day OF haIeh -
ESlawemTh MiklAA S'yE'oL,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

nUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY, approved
NJ ty the Nuw-Yorh Academy Of Medisns tne enly Sns
containing IS per cent Of OIL BEWARE OF IhiTAffoaS
No imitation contains much oil dcne, ,hcTh some Gs
Aodly sdyertis~d containing much IS 81 per es.
Also American and NORWEGIAN Cod Liver ol 10 me f9uia
tAte. r. QDEhU NO ~ tGl ss, ~. =. .ss
Also tr sale st DELLvc Coz I. HKEEHs' Noa e''
spd 062 Broadway and al respectable Drrsyista
fENf0BD, PARKER Mo"Sh
Wholesale Agents, No. 10 BeesmsnHl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
Wfean 8teamers, &f.

DASSENGERS, per steamship OCEAN QUEEN
.Ss % 5 % %% sSa h 'GtoSa
LII" ps'iD5t'Sf D. SfoRRaSCE, No Bowling Green NewYOrk
THE NEW LINE for CALIFORNIA
rAsE fis s sSsT. % ss's
SsHt Ps wiz sss From 70 fs s6uSscu. So worm Ss P.nsn.
sSSH1 ISiissa' rIs ius .ses%.hip aSS CORR H.
Tss North STAR will succeed the Northern Light. and
"~'e N'N 'O'A -'-' 1'' D. B. ALLEN, Agent
RB-An person. trusting any s'oOu0s q
CREAT REDUCTION.-THE WANDER
" BILT EUROPEAN LINE Of UNITED STATES MAIL
under maj. cont5ss lssy9s a
each Saturday and the other side ssos sI 'A'
Wednesday, ssOs sn~ s% AND
OCEAN QUEEN. Saturday s "S July q wssas:ssy jsy "a
Saturday }"y 81 XsS0s:dsy As Ass
The.s Steamships tight compartments Garry aeh
ssas
$50 issued Of passage from EUSoPE 70
s'' 'F'a,of ToRRAsGE s5ff s1G bo~n Green
NIOTTCE-In future, the Stea.ners of this Line
N win e CORK Ireland 70 land letters and PASSENGER. .
soSp6N tSEaRSS ntAsSSM 6WBLS
sANP ss at ss} 5isIfTd sTAS
SHIP CoMPANYs rlepdid C,debuii iron screw 'e'in'dp'
are intended to sail ss follows; .,. ,o,v
KANGAROO. SATURDAY, Julya
-
CRY OF WASHINGTON. SATURDAY, JuiJ8
Al l2ocook noon from Pier No "a North River.
Cabin from New yors and Phil.deP,i.
Yhhd from New York % any Of The atove named ps 60
Psssuse. foI~arssd 70 Iisve, Paris asmsTs b' ''n0'
st-4uer' Provided h m every .sau..ss %
insure bs immediate sse,CR n bs oi mn ne ad Hh .S
Passengers ireland BY this Line sVSd tne 'n sna 70
detention Of calling ~'si JOhh' as the eeane' p'0''
sS .Fg, S Ss ses stss 9s%G'ay ay:u
'ohi In Il Li1sSpoo DA TO- TO wM iSaIS Tower Baldnsa
CTEAM to IRELAND, DIRECT, for S3O.-Fhe
- Liyerpol New YoIt and Phlsdephis Steamship coHaa'
ss;; and Con- & I SlS2 Sass . AND jay R q
Cabin from New.Yors 70 Cort and Liverpool. SIS
Ineisdias unm,eo of the best cooked Pfoon>
sh win e - rysS , By & the sSS Ss ~. ss % detention Of
calling kahiaA and St 9oan' a' the 'sAln'-Sau ass'"
f0fh't''0 OF JOHN NJ S45:. NJ. ics victo-i..t Belfast
CIV. D. sEYHoUR Co, Cork, ~.
and in Phnsdepbs and at the CompsIy No
wsnu, Philadelphia, and No. Is sr@sdSsy new s,an,
wM INsIAN. Agent sS Aad IS Tower Baidnss' Liver
Ter:her ..iuss appear in future sdverti'ement.
TIVE GLASGOW and XEw-YORK STEAM
sB.P COMPANY intend salas ths, S,1 SsG and RSsea
GIssSo% Tss.n.oO WEDNESDAY, July at IL o'clock
ksTs. 81 P1sssss New YG Phil.dslph. or Boston
10
ciss. as S,erase found with abundance of cooked PS
'f' w. ROBERr CRAIG, No. q Broadway
GT7VE NORTH-GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
SHIP BRkMTN II. Wessels, Commander, carrying the
~ T. Mail VIII sal positively on
SATURDAY, July ,l2r,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LONDON, HAyRI, hss sssoPGTazSrroN and BREMEN.
the following rates: 20. -
gipr Cabin sc0; Second Cabin, Se0 Steerase' 80 y"
FIs.pA, or P.sssss sPEy sr,vrcrN Rr,cBELr.
No 81 broadway.
T1OR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-The
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

EOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare so cents.-The
stssuey BRIDGEPORT leaves Peck p East River, every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, At Il 0cloch, noon
arriving in tine to connect win Nsagaaek sSa 8'Ss'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
NEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-oa

NEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD-O,
ard sfer MONDAY, April sss and ,n.il tsthsr ro.iee
DUskraR Pxpafss r,' 'g2. M ! g pcsii a. Nd sss
S,s p,eigsl M ir,srneeiG,- sAaons-
MAIL TRAIN asa -. r Ds.iirh Ard BOf.o srd .r;s--
,RocKLAsD PASSENGER {. 80 = II. ..om 70: q H.'.
bsnDs via Perm ' Suf.rns ara intermediate saons
WAY PASSENGER s,i p N, ,or ss~tTso, Mdae;a~r
ard iniern-ei.l. s's.ioRs.
NIGHT EXPRESS .. ?. n, hr p1rhrh ard B1s.lo.
The ss!y- Train. :Io daily, sa1dsys s,e-?'@d
These EIpr,ss 1rsiDs cno.t a. El@i,s With he kns
BiDshautp 9TH ne syscs-- and s.shssn, Rs-,. ~
syseu'e eO4ns ~ilh ne Bssa C9nins snd sex feIs
Desw.- Lses.v.nn, x,.,orn Raiaed Ot scr.n,or 81
bon.,'Si- 1,p -. saas9 sd I-rYsss .ia, h.
's''A'' ''l'il-'a rocco CHARLES MORAN, rr,.dsa..
NEw-YORK And NEw-HAveN RAILROAD.
~ is5e. sUMMEa ARRANGEMENT asa
CormeEcils Nay d 1883.
r....ss, e.s:n II s'v-Yari' ''r"s' Of 's' It 're 81 w.
''''''' ~ TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoaK,
~ New Haven, . a. NJ eAl l.:.e. s:ls leKj az "a
;:s "a d 80 s1 s4'i " st s.,s ssa ia
rs wsrpo1, 1am as $50 std rs a soI sorI,n,
e'-' n ios ;5s s..rfe,s Sass5s7 rs sis
sS s.s. IS So - s1s r t l fG.i a G:sss' SIS - ~
syan,fsa' @ n tl s:i5p IsI, ~ Scansa9. ii7:.
s5Sss 2 ko1' e, N l's .s s' .sa s.si. s.as
smpSn l.,.l ,nd l2Aip TsT HSn..;oni' H.ilS.d, 4,
n m ;oe nj N nd VII ~ s.:.d 80 A. $50 n
NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
5TTh a. PEh.HA IA. 20 Rap ss: SSS1H e ;s'
m End m an, az S Iaeash New AZ snd N.
South kc sDd through baggage etecAed 20 Warrington IN
"'' '-' j. w. WOODRUFF, A..i..sn. Superintendent,
No bsss'ge m be received fr 'ny uo:s and
checked eea minutes IN .a7snes Of TIE tine o. ea7ns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receive! Of

CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver Of
the MsA;a E,s me- Ssr,9' s% Of Of h ck Gy 4 sew
oPDiKE aud WILSON G. HUNT-F9Iselo.as sae.rs, -.irs
Of sale made in :ae above
s Ss. y S Ss 81 r M H. r s.1ess ssss . SS1
City 10Th day ofJuy ls5 y O'Clock Of Ia, day,
s A ba, eplp x Us@s or par, o and as,r l,ns so1
being Ninth Ward City Of NewYork being psrt Of
the land lately belonging the c.or and v-y
Trinity Church commonly called the Church Fem ald
between L. Roy snd Mon .ree Hudson ,rc. By
letter n and bounded s-ws 70 wit: Beginning :. INT on
the formed BY the es
sy ,de OF Hadsop .,Fvet and no,,heIy de Of lie a9y %
esstezy side q lot said hnndres feet 70 the cs
an. q aid nss s Sss e Ry Ind MsS . ,sssss
feet ten inches TO The eaery boundary Of the Church Farm
.cuiiIy slo1 The I.nds occar By il. er.a La,hs
ran Churrh aud parallel Hudson eshtysix
% S r I L r RS SGy .;i iy s FEET sssi cS Ssi i s sses R
sinnins Tssn' made hno'9 2. the a,y Of :.sSs- fo.
! as' 3 a.1s~Harn CHARLES Z WHIrEHEAD, ri Asso%sy
CUPREMR COURT-ln the matter Of tbs,f
y pe.son q the M:ycr hsresn .aa Coran,on.liy o. '
srri Psri acquistup aud. Cor pubse yrt
aae~ between o;h and lo;b. snd the 9Th md st U ~
the City NewYei, BY tie Board Of coumi.ion. Of @
yS.aaai 70 ns -'s, G s5i,sd ed, An A' 70 ,
Place ana taErg OF ihe sane, passed Asr
lshee hhhs benf psen'. neresy give n9;es 70 the ~.
.strd in the l.nds t~nernrrs hseditaen and pr-n'ss
hereira,sr mentioned described, that they viii sop.
10 u. Supreme of the State Of fN-wfofs ,sa r
of ,.e Court held City Hal u the City Of New
York edns,dsy The eh July lss al the op-nas
ID. Court OF dsy thereafter Counsel
appointment Of Commissioners App sss
estimate in favor of tb- s-rs
owner. psrties and Tor. sfof-sd, just aud
couip@I laDd- t-s-ueus 1is
premises bxt~ The souhery line OF !s
leth aud li0thsr~ts ard Sh AID sh in said Sr
and said Board Of Commissioners II the Central a
deem advisable acquired r the prse Of extending $40
Censrs City 1rk which ssid auds and s
laid the plan Of raid city under y
entitled rrs;yr Enprcy.r 30
the laying Of and in the Cy d
York and for o,h~r psssed April s-pst-s ~
H. is5e RICHARD bUSTEfD. Couossl 10 the Csprsdon-
myz7,jyS and 10 ssi Beard of Cou'ms.aosnA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
maffr GEre.

CHESTNUT SPRINGS WATER-CURE, at
~ CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA COCSTf-rm
he al ons and obstinate desses This nsitu-
Don has DO beauty convenience and hes,hnes. Of oea
on in the purity Of Il. ,p'n, OF wsr ana 81 ca
10 eonse6y The leading sad most success
kl H,dIop4fic Institution in his country. Dr. JOSEPH A.
weber, Resident Physician.
DR. f. J. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE
- and GYMNASIUM Nc. 10 Beects-r--, " Y. Treatment
without board Trsr-p: AID permanent. bosde-s ,aken
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
Menirai.
90 USE THE GRAEFENBERG MEDI-01

% USE THE GRAEFENBERG MEDI-.(O
sDS CINYs AND NO OFFERS 1S
The HEAK Of 1882 remembered being marked
With pecis weather have experienced snt
COW .xperieDcns Bowel complains dangerous aui fatal
alarming physicians e an eI.-n; ha.
thew dsre not r-por halftheii cases
Ac,rtap for DIsRRnEs, DyssSTERy CHoLERt and
all Bowel COMPLAINTS, 10 fignd 10 TIE GRAEfENBERG
DYsENJt2Y SYRUP, which is giv-n by the beet ply
o the day and has hee used ant publicly recon- nended
BY BosTd # Health York and BY Of The head
pfv,icisns Of B, levue Hospital
fHE CELEBRATED CHOLERA MIxTtsE OF TIE Ssw-fcsK
Sun bDs destitute Of alkaline ynce us; fail IN all eases
of really dangerous nature, and viii al Others posess
ing
THE GRAEFESBERG DYSrNTERY SYRUP, price 80
this and all other Ingredients which
rebder and CERTAIN cure TRY 1T AND IT WILL NOT
Foa sALEAT OFFICE OF THE GsAEFEssEsG CesfAsY,
No 81 PARK ROW. NEw-YOsy, BY DRUcGIsTs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

A. " M'aw,x Auctio.esr.
ny BANGS, FEkWiN g. CO., Trade-oAio
ID Rooms No IS r%strOw
DY JOSH .fH HEGEMAN-THURSD
ID 80 a.. 20 O>.loek m s No 90 West warren oes
tween Clinton ara henry .s Brooklyn. PsTor An excellent
Fp,h eo'' r. Pso aud oc Sofa. sad sue IN ns
sIosh, ,co Center Side Tables rspstfy ana
Crst, d br.r.d Window Shades CRIMSON crtd ,ndo"
Csr.a a on Pointing. framed bugavins. nante w
rsme "a, Soublc-barrei Gun, mahessny Ihatnex
ypr s-~e ksran and Stair Carpets snd Oa' 1mnh Tx
assn eel.s Hall Stove B.~es Kit hen s'ns- WIN ny neh
T,,.s ,.s Chandeliers Bractes Ca,eiosne at the sles
go, NJ I B-Ths house 20 le,, possession frirnedatfy.
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-At the Central
ID ssluooms wnoushb, corner PesI', BIookiyn' nKi.
pi,,os Mahogany Be5sieeds, Sofas Chsirs ES,ensi
hI No. Wsnut Secretary Bookcase Bureau Bcdstesd Re
~ The stock Of Music Teacher, comprising
.h lt Of aud Musai WORKS and lnsrumenis, one
Ih volu cost Slo0 three sets Of Gas Fixtures Chsnde
l;ers ana Backets, tc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

a,u,RICaN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP COM
FANYS new and 6rstc,sss steamship MONI6OAL&f, r.
Cro,ker Commander will sve pier Ne IL NORTH alse, 90
WITH uprIrrAssed accommodations &6 THROUGH ne.-1 70
New rleans sSe 75 Mobile. SIS; Montaoasry SO es
o8 Also 20 prcpal places in Florida s lowest rates ~
10 ser foot and pIoportionMe rstss ns shSs
tSNOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. 3. MAIL
II LINE-Ths favori,e steamship ALABAMA, CAPT Geo N
Gispnck will Lave SATURDAY, July 81 0eaodP
M hom Pier No NJ r. Through tickets yep 20 Aons ope
CoIbus Atlanta Albany AID Macon Bls of L@diss ssoss
snly on board. For freight OF passage, apply 70
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
NJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY.

xkzxLAxf5Ozxz|
N COMPANY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and WEDNESDAY, june |, lass TfSf,swtn leave
Nh 4. Station New-York a. follows:
7:45 o For Williams bridge.
$3.50 q m Mail Train for Albany.
e:S0 O. &c. For Williams sbrdge
1894 ID For White Plains.
2:Sop. IN. For Whsmsbridee.
4:Oe D. Fer White Plains
/:Sop. m. For Dover Plsns.
5:W p. m. Fer White Plains Tom Nrfts sbe Oe1U~&
$50 Q. m. For Wlliamsbrdge.
AzrusIrSc-Win leave:
b.O0 m Prom White Plains
$50 4 m. From Dover Plains.
40s M From Willsmsordee~
100 a IN. Prom White Plains
$50 q m. Prom Wilhamsbrdse-
n so . NJ. .Mail Train from Albe5g.
leo D. m. From Wilhamsbndee.
500 o. III. Prom White Plains
500 o IN. From Wilismsbrdge.
800 o M From White Plsus.
VIM j. CAMPBELL rssee hnsepdAnt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, BiNG-
NI HAMTON ~ T., eisht hours fron NS York City, y
Erie Raioad.This establishment has ve-y bsan aud
eeshf aon presents advantages 20 nveIds
hes who seeking pleasant place in the oourtTy large
Garden sttsched to The r-nses from which s.r.woes ef
he finest varieties will 5e served hi cI Fer creuss ID
iress J. H. NORTH NJ. d.
SARATOGA WATER-CURE-Is DOv OPEN
y fer Guests and Pseni. 0reat Improvements baye been
made Bosre.r l:conmoGssa reasonable ratea Send fs
,rSulsr " HEDOsTHA, NJ ".
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-From May
III 9 1859, TRAINS viii leave Chsmbers-st. Station -
Sllows Express Tr,ins and II M, and foI Hud
con 7:I5a m for Sing sins, 10 NJ, aud and l0So
POlshks epsie l:15 and 320 io TaTytowp 2lS aud
st52 fr Peekstl $50 Ts BndsoD, Poushtee?ee
Peesi Sing Sing aud Tsryown Tfains stop most Of The
way Passenger ,sken Chambers Canal Christopher
md 3Issts Trains NewYo esve Troy 445 and $3.50
and 5:45 p and Albany about Is minutes ls's On
etudays at 6 y. Az SMITH. sup,