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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

NgAILERTS CHEAP x I u0Ooo
wi sTOkE will DO closed to-day and to,morrr1yT'
"Wednesday and Thursday and re opensa on n!tm
DAY morning. with great Inducements u '"''0A'
'''' aoo0 yards rich Berages and Cha,,l1ies
5000 DO splendid Lawns at lz1a eas
s0s Maptilas. Kaglaps and busters
2p0 White Capes for Misses. cheap
5000 yards Dress Eriq nor: al and aeSs Wear
yoS0 do Talicoes all styles, cheap
200 do "A Bleached Cotton fer FIX pence
40 d I04 sheeting, very cheap
5fO Linen Cambria Hdkf5 , H.
300 Child rens' Misses and Ladies' HOOP
,ooo cbeap White Robes Embr.
xw CHER rhesp auction goods received and will
Ma ni 80 bean at MAyLERpS,
Dc SUI 'oi' F Al Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
A GUENTHER,
"A. ARCHIT ECT.
Offers his services to the public for making
NEW PLANS, of all descriptions
Embeiishing ELEVATION

Embeiiishing ELEVATION
DRAWING and PAINTING in perspective
IN and OUrSIDE VIEWS of public buildings,
or private residences to be erected
TAKING and PAINTING VIEWS of buildings
from nature
References cap be given by Capt Lybrcck, No l42
Main Str eet Mr. Jno Gibeen. 9th street, between
Main and Cary.
Orders will be received and promptly attended to.
By calling at Messrs Jno Geo Gibson's steam
door, sash and blind factory, 9Th street. between
Main and Cary.
E4-0fiice up stairs. my l4-lm"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
- TKLNKn AT NEW YORK

kHFR@S~r"We ykL NhE Al NEW IOIsN
E695s1I1rE PRICES II have on hand, direct
LEs1N lslW from the MAJ uf &C urers, the LAX
GkMIAAAJH EsT STOCK UFTRUNKs, BON
NET BOXES VALISES and CARPET BAGS, TO
hs fonnd in Richmond Having male arrange
mems to get ell my Trunks ct the lowest prices,
will guarantee to sell them as cheap as they can De
bou ght by the retail in New York.
IF Won have a TRUNK, BONNET BOX or VA
LISE to buy you can save from ONE 70 TEN DBL
LARS by buying it from me.
JOHN CLARKE, No 70 Mains st.
ia a-1w Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

n D. YALE & CO.,
VI 100 MAIN 4fnEKf
REFRIGERAT0Rs,
FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT PAINT,
For Roofs the best article fer the purpose In y.se
Lightning Rods OF the most approved kind.
Pumps of all kinds.
Hydraulic Rams
Lead and Iron Pipe all sizes.
Portable Gas Works put mp IN town and country.
Hotel and Family Cooking Ranges and atoves. all
Sizes
All kinds of Plumbing and Gas Fitting done 10
order.
ALSO,
Roofing and Gutteriug. Heating public and pri
yste buildings in all the various ways known In
modern improvements. ap N-zm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

THE SUBSCRIBER offers his services
l. as AUCTIONEER. to the citizens of Richmond
and the public generally. pledging his particular
attention all sales entrusted to his care feeling
assured his long experience AS an Auctioneer, will
entitle him to share of public patronage.
ONCE in rear of ID N Jones' store. No rs Main
street, entrance in the Alley.
my 7-3m II DIGGES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

IN FOR RENT-The Dwelling on 9th
E& street, near Leigh. 1t has seven rooms besides
store and closet; gas in each room and passs-
ges; two story kitchen and hydrsnt in the yard
Possession can be had Immediately. Applv at
&c OOURTNEY'5,
nv A-lm zl3 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

ONE hundred pieces fine white Brit
~ liants at 10 cents yard at the noted down
town bargain Emporium the cheape.t ao nnted
ana Embroderies in the United States. at me noteu
down town bargain Em porium 500 pieces OF Ii ss
and elegant Bonnet Ribbons at tho low Price y p ~
noy;nm New goods received weekly at rednCou
aucron prices, at the noted down town bs[saRisa Ein
porium of MIR 20 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

TOsIAHC. PORTER,
q 322BROAD s.. RICHMOND, VA,
Dealer in fine Family Groceries liquors &C. &C.
All kinds OF Country Produce always on hand.
CHEAP for CASH, je4-lma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

- HOUSE ON GOVERNOR STREET
AM FOR RENT-For rent and possession given
IN che LIST of April the house the west side of CO.
vernon street. now occurred by Mr.. F. II. Cowling,
and adjoining the house in the occupancy OF
Nessrs Doggett Anderson. Apply to Samuel Z.
Mitchell, and Andrew Johnston, Executors of VIM
Mitchell. Jr. NH lots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

IL Apuu VIRGINIA AND
"a gTENNEssE RArLKosb
passenger 4 rains leave Lynchburg dsiy Of u s. p
n Through Tickets from Lyhehburg TO the fo,lc,,
Knoxville......... .sIl Is N
Dalton............. Is so Montgomery -..... lSSx
Chattanooga. 20 10 Grand junction -. "a e
~ ~ mempnis 80 o.
Huntsvile...-...... "a IS New 0rleans........ a "a
Freight Trains leave Lynchburg daily Sunday.
excepted) at 40 A. nj.
Freight transported through from Lynchburg to
the following named places. at the following named
Is. Glass. I'd Glass. 81 Cls,.
Knoxville. 80 S073 se5
Dalton and Chatta-
nooga..-.... s2x e 9
Nashville...........s..... i Is % 50
Iuscunbia..... ...... 1 IS W "a
Memphls..... ........ / 70 "a lW
General Superintendent
Lynchbure. March 9Th. 1883. NIB 4--3m
EnclG:EsA THROUGH TARIFF OF
FREIGHT from Richmond to Mem
phis, and intermediate points:
.. ........ ;. |II.IIIIILII.
First Ciass.............-... III % IS SO IS
Second Glass. " O3 vs. 81 / ~
Third Cass.......... ....... 20 bS IS % IS
Special Ciass."-........ 32I IS 80 ; IL 3 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

CS0NETHTN0 NIOE.-I have recent J
- received another lot 1t ''fehocley u ceispisl.s
ssWoFidas pnlFs nooon Hams. vn1n pay 80, ~.
shape and rlcs favor. cannot Do sxcssisa oy AS'
osags = W .srs I'M wer sraiss Of HsRs N ear
vsss - a wncaxs red 10 whi<h wonld fsit~ " al
tsnfion Il my eustonsIs and ths pahtsr
my1 y MCCARTHY. III hsead d.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

reot il the making up Of mar CT public imPor-
tauce Still the plan of tee English Poliy rests On
the so A the main foundation Of its greatness aud
;ts strength. But the inventive GENES Of Watt aud
Arkwrieht hs. added domains fruitful OF ~osta 20
the empire Of England, which csunot be mea'ures
or uetci By surveyors, but which feed hundrtds Of
thousands of mouths sod give ewplo, ment to hun-
dreds &C ,hou.aLd. Of baIds. and which clam their
fair share in TIE determination Of public questions
affecting the general prosperity. 1t is no more
than fair that steam should have its members oil
Parliament as well as lsnd-machiney as vel as
acres-itr the one as well as the other mrltiPlie'
and increases the men which sre tie State and the
wealth which is its beauty and its strength.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Marine News-COunterfeits.

Boston, TUESDAY, May 81, 1879.
The ship Defender, whose los wss recently repoded
insured in State street 20 the smouot Of $i05 0oO
Counterfeit 81 bills ou the Bank Of Mutual Redemp
ION of this city are being freely circulated
The IDtco States stesm-frigate Minnesota anchored
off the Navy Yard to day. and fred salute Of thirteen
guns.
TIE mu.ineers Of the bark Claremont, brought home
in the Munesota, before United 81 ses Conlmis-
sioner Merwin to day, and waived Ga examination.
Their trial assigned for the June term ol the Dis
net Count.
The ship Pleisces, from NewOrleans for Queens
town, was bnrt ed d, sea No daie Is given. part
Cf the cargo was saved.
The following arc the fOotngs OF our Bank state
ment for the past week:
C.pal Stock S3as9I Dle other Banks. 81 80 90
Loans aud Discts. $4,000 Deposits Nlo9eo
o,pot~'
Due I'm other Banks 7,5ta 5Ool
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

;,y IN would seem tn imply that they intend
IN maintain themselves 10 the Sardieian territories.
# rot driven oct by main force, at least till all the
resources still within the range OF their fcrsgiog
nsrties are completely exhausted by thus delay
inc the invason Of their own territories tdsy VIII
sIso ci, tine to for the growing crop 20 mature
and te gathered, the larger part Of which they
u;Y doubtless find way Of carrying irto their
military magazines.
Assuming. as the Austrisns do, that the Italians
have brought this war upon Themselves il Is not
likely that they will stick at any means of throwing
a. much a. possible the whole burdes of 1t on the
Italians; aud though they naturally prefer to begin
with the enemy's country, they Will no DOUBT
apply the same process 70 their own. whenever 1t
becomes the seat of war. Especially will this be
the case with those portions of it which they may
be Obliged TO Weld up TO the possession of the inva
ders. While the necessities Of their position and
the embarrassed pecuIiary condition of the Aus
trisn Government will furnish plausible excuse
for all these ravages and exactions as if they we're
the last desperate resource left to maintain their
hold upon the country as against the attempt oil
the French to wrest L from them, they VIII no
doubt feel secret satisfaction if they actually
obliged to yield up their Italian possessions to
yield them up only in the condition Of an orange
thoroughly squeezed
From this resource. which, sad and wretched as
il is has 80 often been made available to the sup
port Of armies and which the French have re-
sorted TO quite as much as any nation in the world
they are in this war effectusly cut Of. Coming in
the character of deliycrers Of the Italians from
Austrian expressions and exactions, it will not do
for them to set up az rivals of the Austrians 10
expressions and exaction. Besides, were they ever
SO much disposed 10 resort to this means OF sus'
tsinlng their armies, they could only CLEAN in 4
field which the Austrians Lad already harvested.
If the French are not only obliged to pay for all
their provisions aud other military supplies, bat to
bring them from France and other distant coun-
tries, while the Austrians have the advantage of
helping themselves on the spot-either not paying
at sll only in irredeemable paper-this condition
Of things will 20 far to neutralzc the superior con-
mand which the French have of money. But whst,
in the mean time, is the condition Of unfortunate
Italy, thus torn and tampled in the furious strug-
gle between those who claim to hold her fast, and
those who promise TO set her free'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
TIE following psrs graph. which we believe origl
nsted with The Hartford Times, we find IN the
columns OF The Boston C0ETitr:

oTur NrvycRE TptBUyy favored Mr. Goggin
h. vhig nomiue. r Governor q Virgins Wien he was ht
minated mouth IL m seems 10 hope that he
sy haye ben e,c,edssys he is rnnng uuch heiier tran
co have bn eAfected Ac es9 fra' a. TOE rkt.ne rIp
date with entertaining Slavery doctrines THS TsrBUss
intsLseiy homes, 'hcet-eornetinies
We presume The Hartford T,mes. and also The
Boston Courier fud it advantageous not to tell the
truth about TIE TRIBUNE; and as their adyan-
tages seem to be net only very few, but very Inn
tied, We shall not grudge them anything they may
have gained BY the above fslsebo ID. The fact is,
that on the 18th Of February, when Mr. Goggin
was first nominated. We said that he represented
" mainly by-gone ideas ard overshadowed issues"
that he and his friends were "resol7ed to out
trump the Slave Democracy in their show of de-
"yoiion to human bondage" and that the only
platform on which genuine opposition to the
Democracy could be set on foot in the State,
was the declaration "that Slavery in Virginia
"shall cease on or before the 4th of July.
"l676." We have subsequently published several
other articles of the same tenor as, for instance,
on May II, in reply TO the letter of Virginia he
publican, We said that each OF the candidates was
doing his best to prove his own election indis-
W ptukhUc 10 Tie vi uiu NuSNnNa
." in earnest or only fne'siug to catch votes. each
"was equally undeserying Of Republican supports
and We added L" that Goegin's election and the re-
" surrection of the Whig party were just about
equally probable
The Hartford Times and The Boston Courier
are requested to believe that We have not noticed
their invention out Of any particular regard to
them, but because We desire to take every oppOr-
tunity TO set forth living truth which the public
cannot hear too often. This is that the only party
which can ever overthrow the Democratic party In
the Slave States must be an Emancipation Party.
Such contests as that made by Goggin in Virginia
and Bell in Kentucky are simple waste Of valuable
time Even If they could gain, it would amount
to nothing We had thousand times rather DO
be sten this year with such as Blair and Bates
in Missouri, knowing that the not remote future
has the nobest triumph in store for our prin-
cipes than gain the poor and merely temporary
victory. which is all that the Pro Slavery Oppo-
siton can sim at 10 Virginia aud Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
,a.eh 70 Til. N. z, Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO TIE N. T. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May 81, 1859
Persons sending money or valuables to or from
the West are advised to not register letters which
are to PASS through the Chicago Post Office as 1t
furnishes information by which frequent depreds-
tons have been committed, several of which have
been traced to that quarter.
The frigate Sabine will return to Brazil, though
application has been made to have her join the
Mediterranean squadron
The Cabinet met to-day, but did not attempt to
do anything except routine business.
Dispatches to the Secretary Of the Navy render
il certain that slavers bound to several Southern
States are now on the coast of Africa. Their
careoes are expected TO srriye this Fall in Mssls-
sippi and Texas.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

Robert w Low Der has at last got the money for
bis market site and the City is supposed to be the
owner of that delectablc bit of property. Finding
it impossible to reopen the case with the leastpros
pect of benefit TO the City, the Controller yester-
day drew his warrant for nearly 1899 200, and
redeemed the property sold under LOwber's e1ecu-
ton. The next phase Of the business will be Il
movement on the part of the State to take posses
sion OF twothirds Of the property, which is outaidc
the hnTbOr line
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Pre,byterian General Assemblies.

NDIAsAPoLIs, Ind, Tuesday, May 81, Io5y.
Or. Rice OF Chicago was elected to-day to the hrst
chair Of the Theological Seminary Of the Northwest,
DIR. Willis Lord OF Brooklyn to the second, DIR. j. l..
Hslsey Of Louisville to the third and Dr. VIM. Scott
Of Cincinnati. to the fourth. Nothi6g else Of impor
tance was done. The Assembly probably will adjourn
tomorrow.
WnNIsGTos, Del, Tuesday, May 81, 1859.
The Assembly last night, adopted the report on Ed
ucation recomIne ndng the universal adoption of the
plan Of 1857. The Churchextension report was
adopted The business Of the Assembly Is nearly CON-
pie,ed, and it will probably adjourn tonight
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Rhode Island General Assembly.

PRoyIDEScK r. l., Tuesda', May3I, ISo9
Tie General Assembly met at Newport this morn
ing wingaie Hayes was elected Speaker OF the
House Tie old Clerks reelected in both Houses
Speeches were made by Gov. Dyer upon retiring and
by Gov. Turner upon assuming the duties OF Office
There having been no election of eut.Goyernor and
State Treasurer by the people they were elected in
Grand Committee, Is follows:
Fo- Lieut. -G0,eyn0r-Ssnders, American Republican ~
Brown, Democrat, II HILL strai.ht Republic an. D.
Fer Trersure,--Psrpr American q publican. 10; N-nton
Deroc.at l.; Carr s;fsis sh; Rerubiican,a j.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

Total,,....ll, Ab I2,J1 N,IN E,SiO
Majority for Ie'cher i23; do for Wise in 'j5, 6,6i,
Opposition gain, $3.50.
In the IXth Cougre-sionL 81 District it appears that
John Harris lind. DEM is elected over James IL.
skinner Irregular DEM by 200 majority.
A dispatch to The Washington States asserts that
an eror has been discovered in the returns from
King William County, which elects John S. Caskie
Regular DEM over Daniel G.. Dej,rnette (lod) by
10 majority There seems to be stlll little doubt
about the election of Boteer Oppositonl over Faux.
ner in the With District Otherwise, the Congress-
men elect seem to stand as stated in yesterday,
TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

The steamship America has arrived at Halifax
She btings three days later adsices irom Europe
but the managers of the Noya-Scotia line having
refused TO transmit the Associated Press report at
once, it has been forwarded by express to Sack
vile, whence the news will be telegraphed in sea
son for our evening edition.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Arrival of the America.


SAcsvIrLE. N. T., Tuesday. May 81. 1882
The X. N. steamship America, from Liverpool on
Saturday the 2I-t inst, arrived at Halifax shortly
after O'Clock this eveLing. The steamer s'gnsied
at neon = Us wsr vessel TIE Noys Scotia sPecul.-
tors reused to scnd The dspsich for TIE Associated
Press until offer their own report wss for ~arted BY
horse express The express viii probably reach here
b. the time the line opens tomorrow morning, snd
will b. promptly forwarded.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

The General Assembly Of Rhode Island con-
vened yesterday morning, and after the House had
been organized by the choice of Mr. Wingate
Hayes Of Providence as Speaker. the American
Republican capdidstes for Lieut. Governor and
Treasurer were chosen in committee of both
branches.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Large Incendiary Fire.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa Tuesday, May 81, 1879.
Fourteen buildings burned in this village this
morning, involving loss of $4,000. The principal
sufferers are: Robert Wilson, j. b. Wood, Isasc s..
Osterhouth. Mr.. Dickertine. DIR. Stresthers Mrs.
Mayer, T. Everett, Mr.. Esners, j. Sparks, VIM.
Flywsn, Reese & Brothers, Mr. Buckley W. S. Wells,
and others
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Iay TeleEsph. |

RlcHnoSD, Tuesday, May 81. 1859.
Returns from III counties give Letcher majority
of about 1890. In the IXth Congressional District,
Harris Ind has q majority Of 200.
WAsHNGTos, Tuesday, May 81 1850.
The Richmond IVa'g reports Letcher's majority
3,30 Seventeen Old counties to hear from, which
gave Wise !, 100 majority -four counties, also
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
To business Men.

Tnr WEEKLY TRIBUNE, having lurger circulation
than any other retaper published in the United States the
bs, medium through which reach all pats OF the country
We shall print over $4,000 cope' Of this weeks issue
Advertisements must BE- handed in to-day Price 81 Per line
each insertion
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

WAsHIsGTos Tuesday May 81 1883.
II Is stated rs a remarkable fact that, although 1t
was long $50 kuowD that Postmaster We-cot OF Phil
adclpha would be removed, there were no applicants
for the Office The names of ten gentlemen had how
ever been mentioned in that connection to the Pres-
dent, who, when he appointed Mr. Browne, wa' not
certain Of his Christian name but afterward ascer-
taued it through political friend.
The President recently, in aluding to the charge
that his visit to North Carolina with view to
nomination for second term, said that nothing was
further from his intention than this and he would
avail himself of the first opportunity publicly to dsa
buse the minds Of those who suspected him Of having
any desgn to becsme again candidate Tor tho Ires-
dercy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

BosrOS, Tuesday May 81 lsH.
The mails per the steamship Canada viii close at .
O'Clock omGrrow mornirg, and size viii sail al about
noon. Dispatches fled in the telegraph office. NJ q
Wal street, New.Yo'k, so as TO reach here by II
O'Clock on that day, viii be sent out in her.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Commissioner Reed.

PHLsDELPHIA, Tuesday, May 81. 1893.
Commissioner Reed addressed our citizens this
evening on the result Of his China mission.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Anwa1ork DAILY Gribmote
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ], 1859.
Tn rORRCSpOEDEyTS.

No notice taken Of Anonymous my
.ycr ded fY insr,ion be suthenoste5 BY the
name and sddes, Of the vte-ro. neoes,ay fos pubcs
ton bu. a. guaranty for his good faith
We @snno nnd.rtake 10 re.uu rejected Communications
r,.r. eer. ion THE TRiBuKE Office sao-d IL ~ osse be
Addressed 10 HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Execution.

MERRrLLsvILLE, G. W., Tuesday May H. 1859.
John Byers was executed here al II o'clock this
morning, for the murder OF Thomas Phillips in Decem
Der last. He confessed and repened Of his crime at
the eaows. Five thcussni persons witnessed the ex-
ecutiol.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
u. 8. Steamer Bibb.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, May 81, lSI9.
The u. s Surveying steamer Bibb arrived here
this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
No HONE COMPLETE WITHOUT Ir.-Dr. JAS.

McCLmrocKs CoLp AND CoueH MIXTURE cures cough OF
cold With the uniform certainty that water e1enohes fire
cine Prics only IS eeai Whoss,ls pepo' No b Beeka,n
1st b. Dr5is.h
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
WEEDS PATENT sEwING-MacHINE.

DIpO1, No. ii BROApWAN.
By judicial dec.ous the patent OF Elias Howe IT, on
pointed needo aEd shuttle has been declared pnoic
property H. view Of u have declined 10 pay MI Howe
far aud now public the advantage Of this by educng
the price Of the WEED MACHINES 50 from this dale We mot
every the right TO these Maohnes but
they u dc the best work that BE- done on any Sewing
Nschire. Price from s i5 to all5. WniThkY LYON
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
BARRY's TRICOPHERoUs
Il he Best and Cheapest Article for Dressing.
Besutifyns Cleaning, Curling,
Preserving and Restoring tho Hair.
lea. tryi fos sAle by Druggists ana ferfnme0

RUPTURE CuRED-By MARSH & Co 5 RApI-
CAL CURT TRuss Also SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS for vacoss
yep< SpprowTr4s and SHOULDER BEACEs Instruments f
deforntes oIdeI No 2Veseyst, Asor House. N Y
Lsdes prfvse rooms and female attendant
CRIsTsDoRO's HAIR DYE, WIGS aud ToUPEEs,
srpss al either hemisphere HIS assortment Of Ladies' Long
Bgads Erous Half Wigs etc. Is complete His splendid
Dye spped By experienced artists the satisfaction Of every
EannccTed and sod No. Astot House Copy the
aidrAs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

"THr Nrw.YoRK TRIBUSE favored Mr.. Goggn,
h. Wig noue. r Governor q Virginia when he was hrt
min month ana II sii seems 70 hope ths Le
n.y have b.n ec,edssys le running much he,;cr than
coa have been .Atected Gc. uogsi a. he eStrme PRO
date with entertaining Slavery doctriu- TaS TRrsUsg
Z AZ in.af.aiy homes, sheet-sornetinics"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

SrAsONABLE HOSIERY,
UsDTRGARMENTs. and
Bet God II
Loves. Prices 81
RssEfs's,
No. s.? Broadway
ana No. 20 Boyery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

S.yY YUUk CARPETs FJRS AND DKf UOU1o
,.o, NoTss-in putting away CioUns, fon CurtsIs &C.
tx The ssou sprinkle freely with LYoss MhsskIsc
povnrx II natural dest everything Of the tse,
Moth vii, Dot come It. Throw about you' CsrTf'
Cse Ia Il 10 perfectly clea,- Cphosse ho.c II 70 -
sn,-i,-~ Cbthen Dry Goods Merchants, ASDoiAcIdetA
sarLsr. .,a (ysrdeners should Gse freely
Mo.hs In fJrs bugs In beds
ROachos Wing ou yonr toos.
R. nd mice in barns ana soeos
These shsll never plsgie you more
Lyon with bis Powder, Stays
All the insects that annoy;
And his Pils beyond al praise,
Every and mouse destroy IN I'm al h,r,.
xo.s. yovnrs mankind, bit TiH XVI az o.'e
,. ..,asn uoru. yinebugs 10. LYOs's MAGNETIC FILLS
-. .nre Sesth 70 rstsand mice. Sold everywhere.
Ssnsis rissls ~. regular sizes, Soc. ana 81 -
"sA'P 8.Kxys P.Rg, Nos. u and Is PARK R~ N T.
t.. .o. sad pu bic building cleared OF vera;n bJ coz
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Business Notices.
HowE's IMPROVED ScALys.


y sne We hope w continue stop the nolih 81 many 81
sasr, nye.sro.r especially should sre who should
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