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Letter from Prof. B. silluan. Jr concerning Mr. Moses
Thompson's Baggasse Furnace.

YALE COLLEGE,
New Haven, Ct June t. 1855.
have had occasion to examine with great the
the actual workings Of Mr. Moses Thompsons
for the burning of wet fuels.
In 1857 Thompson built for furnaces de-
signed PEAT at Bristol copper ine in State
where was then conducting explorations The furnace
question the first Of its kind Mr. had before
had occasion furnace for this particular fuel II
worked better than had expected and well enough satisfy
m little change in the arrangements of openings to
the fuel dried to fall freely lower
chamber all that was wanting to perfect it. Mr. Thompson
mines during the panic of September 1885, put an end
operations. The result obtained however satisfied
Thompson's furnace capable Of burning peat
Dug with at least three in four of its weight
water This waery fuel suced in Mr. Thcmpson's furnace
not only keep in twenty-five power steam
fuel expense compared with anthracite wood Ia
country where wood worth 81 cord delivered and
cost about IS per tun
given my views detail respecting the
mode Of action Of Mr. Then pson's furnace need
these views here Suffice say am fully Of opinion
that it nowhere of great value
growing countries where the economical bagase
has always been subject of great difficulty Moreover
number Of experiments and almost literal
mode Of burning wet fuels have appeared
took field he alone merits the claim of originality
rucng furnace for burning fuels both theory
and useful In practice
Mr. modest unassumipg man. an original
powerful mind, who, with small advantages of education
has for himself problem chemical ply
preensons scientific knowledge and earnestly trust he
allowed receive both the honors and the pecunary
rewards which belong to those who bestow by their genius
great fhvors mankind.
B. SILLIMAN JR
Professor of General and Applied Chemistry in Yale College.
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Hin @rleass Ylaneu Mlarktt.
csrscEsr orrlcE, No. 10 Camp street,

rrru .
Monday Evening, July is is5s.
Tho week opens the general sagnancy Of the
II 10 hardly ~ that business dull and
angud Who has been with the
rsrcs New Orleans Is that general Of
trade the spring months nevertheless
less In fact just much expected for the time Of
year. Our streets deserted; far from It, With
higher sanitary condition than other city of corresponding
number Of Inhabitants present to the world at large the
most encouraging inducements for emigration hther well
residence will be manifested by the tens
sands who will be in midst the coming fall
from almost every part OF the habitable world.
As regards the world Of have little for re-
mark this evening In and around the banks quiet to-
day nothing however but repetition Of the Of events
years The calls the banks for discounts were light
On street very little doing There buy
paper selersthat is Of selected signatures We
have change to note In rates.
In stocks there sales to-day. The only movement
three weeks barter operation Of 100 shares Bank Of
New Orleans reduced cash by fac INTEREST," at 1925
Holders the either Of banks do not evnce any
disposition with them The expected to pur
chase the the several free banks below will be
egregiou,y brought in their calculations nor Will
buyers Of Bank Of Louisiana and State Bank at
any response whatever The in Europe has
not yet and the opinion prevails that
Mississippi river will ,ntinue its meandering to the Gulf OF
Mexico beligerens in Europe may do
santime take the liberty Of suggesting to any capt.
as lsneer OF money buyer Of who may be on the
his pockets his balances deposit and re-
country seat embark of discovery for
the happy land outside the limits of Louisiana
Tho Exchange market moved along quietly to dy. The
for checks New York was steady ut fct
prem Double Al sight drafts taken to the extent Of
$4,000 u, other good aud 6rscass passed
through the banks at Sixty days sight ut "a dis,
the range market being from III ls@lh get dis.
The supply is fully equal to the demand In Sterling note
the document bills private TERMS though
lesed be high figure beyond l09 We quote the
range Of the market from ltS4@l09 and clear bills from
109x@1l0 to Francs inactive. On the
ports quote ss55 Paris direct $40. Very little
doing and very slack demand
The following the quotations of the New money
and foreign exchange market on the 18th inst
There active demand for without material
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

Foreign Exchange is rm with moderate business IN 60
day bills but steady demand for short sight, the business
days on London ios 10 O fos Commercial iio,s to iOT
for bankers Dc At Inrse days sigh. ls TO nos, Of the
do. at days 10 to 50S4 antwerp $40 to 50. Bremen
80 to 8ok Hamburg 3a TO SIX Amsterdam AK to AZ
The Custom statistics of the city port of NewYok
have been for the ca, year ending the soh of last
month
the corresponding period 1858 $6
than double the amount while compared with 1851 when
the imports very large the figures show of
s. The Of the six months show in
1855 Of $40 S $685. including Of specie
in the aggregate The comparative fol-
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Leaves on TUEsDA Z, 18th inst at S P. N.
, r. REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
lsAElht,Ss steamer Morning Light-for Alex sndria,
Esss@e&sn4 Normans Goron7s Barbins and all inter
mediate landngThe entirely new elegant, swift running,
light draught passenger steamer Morning Light, Ed.
Parker Sam. Lawson, clerk, will For
freight or passage apply on board.
YIRGINIUS C. DENTzEL,
jyl3 Advertising Agent.
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E- rfaaHFTssI1 NEW THROUGH G@Ss
k kae - ROUTE to I'll, sgAassA
N OR H A ND e ST,
Via
Railroad to TiciSsburg
SPLENDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS
Special Notice
Travellers between New Orleans aud Memphis New Or
leans and St. and Louisville, NE princi
pal Northern and Eastern Cities


Through TO Memphis in THREE DAYSi-T Washington
Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYS
Stsaner Victoria, L. A Welton master leaves Wick
for Memphis every TUESDAY, at Il NJ.
Steamer Is ate Erisbec McAfAnps, master leaves Vicks
burg for Memphis. every SATURDAY, al 10 N.
Steamer Black Prince, -. master, leaves Vieks
burg for Memphis every MONDAY, at II NJ
Three and elegant placed
ary the trade between vcksbug Memphis running
alternate aFs with the Memoirs ard New Orleans
leaving Nicksbug Monday Tuesday and Saturday. IL
o'cl elk NJ arriving at Napoleon the day p NJ max
ing close connections there with the Arkansas and White
Packets.
Nckshurg Memoirs all points each of rivers
within the bounds of the trips of the Packets.
Close connections also made at Gaines Landing, by the
Memphis and Veksburg Packets with the Stage Lines running
fro that pot snd Memphis with the Memphis and charles.
Railroad the Mob and Ohio Railroad, and the Packets
for St Louis and Louisville.
Passeng desiring take this route can leave New rieaf
Sunday Monday and Friday evenings on the 6 NJ trIr
the New Orleans jackson Great Northern siroai Uo
arriving Ticksburg day II 80 A. NJ, and leaving OF
Vickseurg Memphis Packets at Y ARRIVING
Mem his event thereafter at 4 NJ making
direct with the evening train OF the henins arc
Charleston Railroad. ,..,- -, :. =,
Office Of the New Orleans jackson and treat Northern Ra
road Company unie St Charles Hosl next to the Tee
lsrNlh office nLs =
nLO PEACH BKaNDE-29 vols; IN store and .
u sale H.. S. JONES t Co,
isai VI GraFsT street
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that no other of furnace at all compare In efficiency
"- Very truly, -
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. q 1885,
TO Noses Thompson, present:
zion 9T the M Of na Ss Ths,s was Of
and 3D. Msssr Msssr Allyn consider have
%
intense FIRE or heat and furnishes than thought
with applied the viz
from q hours ~
hours therefore TAKE expressing to
use who desire to convert
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.
ELM HALL PLANTATION Feb 4, 1885,
Mr. Thompson. New Orleans La;
sa s
@ aany
the work WIN cord # wood tue hid take
recommending your 10 all who have occasion to
''s 'D''A' fHos.. h JONES, Engineer
In 1856 Messrs Hager Aynn obtained patent tina.
which inringed
patent desired early show the planters NY
unqneonable rights therefore notified cautioned
contract with Asgs Aynn and Immediately demanded Of
Testimony BY both submitted to that OIL
cer Joseph Holt ESD then Comm ssoner Patents
dered full decisionin the follow.
ing is extract and closing paragraph. He says
"Regardng then the invention fully perfected sue
cessfu operation in October 1884, at Weeds place. was tried
experimentsy earlier period Gosse Johnsons plan.
taon where Thompson had satisfactorily his invention
and found that with the substitution of fire brick iron
CRATE bars capable of performing all claimed
for IT. believing, for the reason that neither Hager Aynn
nor Thompsons claim is limited to the employed that
actual substitution smmateria to the question ISSUE
finding that not contract entered the
erection Hsger Aynn prior to the latter
part December 1854 priority of invention hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson, and patent will issue accordingly
]. HOLT, Commissioner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

TUESDAY, 10Th inst, at 5 P. N.
G.. L. Kouns Bros Water Through Line, No. 8.
r., RI. FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
and all way landings on Red Riyer-Clear bills
packet Era No. g. John Kouns, maste will
above, carrying freight and passengers through
PATCH having tine frstc passenger accommodations APP
ply board.
vIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
The Eras will be regular and reliable Red Summer
neck iyl3
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r ED RIv E r

Leaves on TUESDAY, 18Th inst att P. NJ.
, r., REGULAh Low WATER RED RIVER
lsAEhkss packet-Drawng only u inches-Through bills
FssssssA to Shrevepor-For Shreveport, Grand Bayou
Conshaa ample G rand Ecore, ST. Maurice Coe, AIexan
dra Nornans Barbin's, and all landings Red river
The very light draught steamer Effort, j. W. Colyn,
ter leave For freight passage apply board
VIRGINIUS g. DRN1ZsL,
f-1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

~ The officers the steamship Suwannee report that the
United States Brooklyn, Capt Taraga1 from 'e
Cruz arrived at Pensacola on the 18th instant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

IeHVFb
r. - RED Rlt ER-THE REGULAR FAST
lE&1ksSxsss Weekly passenger packet TelegrRm-for
c. Shreveport Grand Bayou CJushasta, Campte
Grand Ecore, St. Maurice Cahouns, Alexandria Nofmans
Gorcn's, Barbins and all way landings Red RiyerThe
new elegant fast passenger packet steamer Telegram, A.
D. Denslow, master, will leave New Orleans above For
freight passage having superior accommodations apply
board
s Freilht taken for Shreveport and all landings
the Fails, with the privilege Of Iespippng.
VIRG1N1US @. DENTZEL,
iYlH Adyertisino Apant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

the and production Of heat and
than any known will burn the bagasse from
almost any ground and make heat and
in proportional supply Of boiler be given-o the
heat fast made. -,
that no other form furnace at all compare efficiency
with yours
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

C>LO PEACH BKaNDE--29 bes IN store and d
[ ssle'hS $. JONES t CO.,
jsa5 u GrarieT street
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Exports,

vsIsALper brig Deseoss sacks l2s Sols Hour II
pkgs mdse. :,
MoBlLEPer schr Sarah Burr-20 bbs WHISKY on w oo
bales hay 90 sacks corn 800 lacks oats.
MARSEILLES-Per brig Sema-95'0o0 slaves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

LAKE CKET.
, ~ LAKE SHORE PACKET LECOMTE.
Eillh{sS Summer Arrapgement-For Ocean Springs
Es%Hs4. loxi and ali intermediate andings-The new,
light draught and fast running packet Leconte
Charley Walker MASTER will leave from the Lake
Jefferson and Poncharirain Railroads arrival of
follows
Leaves New Orleans
Jefferson r. r. Pohtchartran R. K.
WEDNESDAY7:2O A. M. cars. A. NJ
FRIDAY..7:2O A. N. cars..,............9A NJ cars.
',.z.luI Al r. A.
Leaves Ocean Springs
THURSDAY EVENING, FRIDAY EVENING,
SUNDAY EVENING.
Rates of Fare
thiuren and servants ~
For further particulars apply 10
GEO. p. HITE, 10 Canal street.
no. The steamer I4ecomte will land at scotr'sWhsrf
Freight stock ETC.. etc. received every day at the rail-
roads, iell ii
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on HITA YER.

leaves every FKIDAi, a Q T. n. -, ,,
NEW 0tshE ia MONROE S.I TRE s
For Onacha City, Mouth of Bayou Btrhoo
NEW Stefiirgton, Mouth pArbonne Trenton Monroe, Pine
Slnn Castors Landing Columbia Aarrsonbug, Trinity and
ali landings alta and Buck rivers-Ths elegant
and very swift running light drausht passenger
Camel, MASTER will lea above For freight
or passage, having superior eccomm pstons apply board
VIRGINIUS @. DEsNTZEL.
Advertising Agent.
HSrShppers may rely the Comet remaining in the Traa
trade throughout the summer. jy6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

, Y1Se U. 9. MAIL lin e FOR ATTAKAPAS,
Daily connection with the N o. o. and G..
issazsszzs W. Kairoad-rhe fast steamer IT, ID. iine,
master built expressly for passengers and light
freight will with the Opeousas Railroad leaving Ber
wieks Bay daily for Patersonye Genervle and franklin
days to ch4renon egnaeres and New Town connecting at
Lafayette, Grand Coeau Opelousas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans to Washington twenty SIX
hours, being the quickest travelled.
As the r. ID. Hine leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upeight til any boat In the trade
all points high sransin.
Shippers will please the boat their dray receipts
i-I3 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

Through TO Memphis in THREE DAYSt-To Washing
Baltimore and New York in SIX DAYS
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A r T A X A p A 8 ,

Leaves on TUESDAY, 1914 inst, at II NJ.
~. FOR ATTAxAPAS-The steamer A.
lEAz&k w. Baker, Allen Smith, master, will leave
issaS above takiug freight for Pottersvlle Cen.
trevile Franklin Chsunton, ea nese New Siberia Fauss
Point, st. Marusve and all Intermediate landings the
route For freight or passage apply on board or to
DARBY K TUMOULET
jy18 BienVille street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
fouses ano farms manteo.

WANTED-A SMALL FARM within two
w three hours. rde Of New York Bloded Cattle yalua
bic HOT payment elegant Country Residence
with and valuable Farm sttseh-d in the Nor,ha., On
Address for particulars. Box 246 Rayenns Portage Co.. Ohio
"AN1ED-OU Lease tor u Il rim VI years, q
w large. welshted BUILDING in the city. suitable for
Piano sctory with accommodate
hundrd workman Address with description Of property
DRIGGS PARMHLEE Co.. Hos "a and % Woostsrst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
GUNNER Retreats.

SNINSLOW HOT ST., ST. ANTHONY MIN.
w NEsOTA J. 2 DARROW, supennts nderi.-T This IA
the largest elegant furnished Hotel IN the Ncrhwes
and ot-u h. accommodates Of guests desns
by ocst-d being central the business Of the city ae
COMMANDING m sight Of the Falls If st Anthony and its %
.ers,ry Bscone. Afford the finest views that can b. obtain
I'd Of the elite. uf ST. Anthony and Minneapolis
This HOnse Jus. COMPLETED c'st Of ilOv and furnisn
I'd In priucrly style additional expense Of S6ODo
The celebrated Falls Of Mnnes-Ha Laughing Wster ARE
sbos four mill. distant fron the Wnslow House In
.ouhe, direction They approached by excellent road
ron the Hotel object Of preemnent beauty and roman
dc interest they fail excite the admiration Of the tourist
Transient bard 81 per day.
The tables are furnished greatest variety and the
choicest the market sArd aud attention wanting 10 MAKE
the guests Of the Winslow the friends Of the House.
O W. MCLEAN. Propnetot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE-The two el-gant new brown-stons
HOUSES, Nos liz and ia Msdsonsv, being each nearly
% feet front 60 feet deep five stories high built IN Tho ve
s. and rPsss with every convenience and viii be 6
ed and ready fr occupation By the fra. day Of March nex
Terms very accommodating responsible p-ou- For pAr
Am apply to A W. PRY, No. II Chambens.-, from 10
81 m tn. floor, once Nc. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
1'OOLS. LOCOMOTIVES, PArTERNS.-The
I.WaENcr MAcHISE SHOP oHrr. or al A. Wy

reduced prcs TOOLS IN USE, which cos 2toe' and
Of The quality. They cOnpEs- Lah--, Pners Trip
Hammer. Anvs Boring and Splitting Machines Pos, Drills
every Dd tool required in large and frs elsss sAbhsh
Also al The Patterns and sh,fing Of ,.id Ship Also
P.snxsr fish; Locomotive recently bail; 10 order
Of b..uful model and excellent in every pareglA ,aHs
feet, 9. inches sAasr.
The srtr.s cNsnsned tho Works Lswrenoe aud
q de.crirtise -, hundred, may b. losnd my Office.
II. w PAGE, Treasurer, No. IL kilby e., Bos:oa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
PROPOSALS for the supply Of FRESH BEEF

kr use Of rnied rrops stationed at For. Can o
ana wcrd Newy0Tk Hsrtor for one yssi c.n -
Jup. 1850 vii b. received a, the ofcs o( tie A T. - a0
Conr bu, n, Yo,s HArbor until the 18th poxmo Toe sfSs
b. Of the frs, qualify IN equal PropoftsoIs % to'e $40 20.
ou.r-- ard shan Is ud aud be dryrrrd 81 ro's
COLIN Wood such time. snd in such auante. me,
b. r-ou,d Prp-a. viii b. Addressed "a Is, Lirgt o. Oole
s,h Iuf,ury A. C. = Port Combus Newiu'k HArosr aae
b. ncors-d Pupssl, sr The 'Ppiy Of Fresh Bel ar pro
psi. viii Be- o ued IN hcr Of the A. A. {. 81 Fort 20
iuubG. New Yors Harbr thr 18th PFuso, Al 10 0cH
H. The A. A. c. 20 bn-f the uSn' to reject AZ
ext-,vsr,- bid. TIE furnish responsible %
curs .hu biud themselves in the sum 81 si eSe1 ''
he faithful fulflneut Of the contract oo,,
(S1uedl n " IoLE's
II Lieutenant s,h lnfaniry, A. A. {. 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

"A e choice Land fronting half mile the Hudson
River shalt kours from SewYork BY railroad the Land
bdrns the river sboauds with and other forest
trees also thirty bordering the Wappnsers
Creek TIE above places within few Minutes walk from
New d.p Clutches. Co. nine nes south City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
CITY or EEw-YORg. DEPARTMENT Of FSaScs,l
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, April p, 1889.
IvOTICE To- OWNERS of REAL ESTATE

~
IN apple having been mad. to this Dpsrt-
holding receipts O various Collectors OF Assess
Tor paid April 49, 1883 account Of
opnng the Central Park, and sundy street and
which have been retained oy said
Collectors credited In the proper books II the Bureau Of
Coeon Of Assessments, have such credits duly made
the liens created by such caucrled ard dis
charged Of reoord-N0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN ~ all per
who have paid which have not been duly
credited present the evidence Of such at this Once
Before authorizing the discharge Of exist,
ing lieu the Controller will require the original
ce q the authorized officer of the COOPERATION be filed In
tbs Ooe with affidavit Of the party BY account OF
payment made setting firth the facts snd cir
the AID such other proof will enable the
Corporation maintain action against the Collector under
and such collections made Ia where
made clerks other than the Col
eors .preentns Themselves b. auth z-d % receive such
payments behalf Of the CoTPratcn the authority OF such
persons the premises be- clearly shown When
have been made by bank checks drawn The order OF
Collectors ndors-d by them such checks should be
seuisd with the receipt Of such official
Applications Discharge Of Hers In the above mentioned
accompanied by the required proof payment should be
writing and addressed to the undegned the envelope
being Endorsed Claim for discharge u assessment lien
IT, upon examination the pri. Of payment shall DO deemed
satisfactory hen viii be csneed and certificate 20 that 81
feet will he under the hand Of the Controller the proof
Is not found satisfsetory the PaP-. vii BE- returned
kOBT T. HAWS, Controller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
fanrp Goods.

HUGHES, DUPUY & GRIEVANCE,
III ~ MuoGx LsSt 81.
from various seame snd viii connce % 10
eeiys during the seesn,
NEW STYLES OF PARIS
6ILK NETs FASCIoNS AND HEADDRESSES
(s! bl.ek and ~ith eoI,rvd bJrdsrsl
FANCY HAIR Piss. COMES AND CACHEPElGSES
ftbe larg.sf asa tlBert IN the Uni,ed 5tstesl,
sun PARAsOL add OPERA FANS. # all kinds
BELT bUCkLFs. SLIDES AID CLASPS.
DRESS BUTTONS aud TRIMMINGS,
OPERA GLASSES, PLATED CHAINS. JEWELLERS
SCALES, &C. &C, &c,
Which Thy Offer o the trade ouly A. The we msrh., Pce'
% Ofdsr- for oil dtcrpfios q FRENCH GOODS hAeo V
.Aes house, No. Roc do Grand Chautisr. Paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
CHAMBERS has OPENED large asort-

bs meus of Lsds and Chldrcns' CLOTHING u he newe.
ssyic best make Also, Ladies and Chidrrus UNDER
LINEN ali u che best quality and sld Al reduced prices b.
b. CHAMBERS No. sac Broadway. near ST. Slchass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT Tor SALE,
"A al ELIZABETH, ~ j., 81 would EXCHANGE hf
god IN proved Property IN this city Six 81 Laad
situated the highest and pessantet part Of the town. Tb
uey laid with lawn and garden aud
sucked With f-u, and ORNAMENTAL trees krsp-ry The
House nearly new, and built r the in tue
substantial nanr-r contains Is with Conservatory, and
LARGE attic rooms not and cold marble mantes
and gathoughOut l. complete eounfry and city Residence
NJ. IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

OrfICE OF RECEIVE oF TAXEs thew Court-I lusel
No. 50 Chamber,--t, New York May To- 1859. J
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.-All Taxes ON Real
IN Estate the year 1853 not paid before the 5l day
May will be- returned 70 the Bureau Of Arrears on me let Of
Jun, tor collection JAMES KELLY Receiver Of Taxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
Drp GOODS.


CPRIN IRAD NOTICE.
EVERY DRY-GOODS MERCHANT
~ THE UNION
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG Co.,
a.x row sscEVisS tsrosrATioss, AsD AHs
EXHIBITING AT THEIR
SA l. T. X q q B,
NOS 80 AND so CHAMBERS-STr N r.,
rHf xosr s1TsssIvs. gLyGANT. vGsisD aso COMPLETE
STOCK ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
bfre ~Trrd fS .ss by t aud p,eensi1s srseions
q with very few Psoe. Their extensive stores
10 Chsnbr Which they oeopy entire snabs them 70 sppro
s.s ss , so s as, D Sss,m:1 ya zoe
DREss Go0Ds.
Witt OoODs AND LINENS,
CLOTHS AND CAssIMEkEs.
shAWIs AND mANTlLAAs,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
PARASOL.S
DOhESTICS AND PRINTS.
70 thex Dom.sie aud Print parneDt they caI psrtcun
attention embrscs all the sng makes and styles which VIII
b d a. III. lowest rates They d've The entire production
WARREN PRINTS,
print which has good to IN. retailer. hroasn the
Fri haI1 eSPS S1l% s &
oIEGHAhs. To every variety
DOMESTICS
embrace the following brands.
wANTTIAs. HUI m.sV,.ergRNc Cosr.sI,
BATEss MILLS, kgwfo MILLS, mEhktsAc
LossbALL, Akk"kieHI, nocAss.i,
EAVsgLAG, PATTERSON, PEpPEkiLL,
Wars Rock, HEsECs, CAaoT,
MGTAhOeA, LA"kEhCfJ $1,000. hILanIiC'
All the sel+knowu makes VI TICKS STRIPES aHd DE-
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