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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

SNIL.SwoRD DUEL.-The following incidents
are related by The 81. Logs Republicans correspon-
dent At New Orleans:
"On Thursday last two French Creole gentlemen
1 Judge fromtheir names, 81. Claire Menus and q.
Rertin-fought duel with small swords the Geu-
tilly ridge being urged thereto by unusual freedom
Of political discussion which they had INDUCED in on
last election day. After few rapid passes one Of
them received cash his cheek, and the o.her
had ore side of his neck perforated, neither wound
being dangerous. This ended the affair, and the par
ties became warm friends immediately.
"A morning paper speaks of Il ~ u happy terml-
nation but among the thousand duels Of this sort thai
have taken place here during the past ten years, DO
not remember that any terminated seriously with
one or two EXCEPTIONS and they did not result IN DEATH
being the custom for the seconds Ia rush IN aud put
stop to the slashng and thrustng the moment blood
il drawn. remember one, a few years ago. IN which
a Creole gentleman of this city fought yonng man
from Paris. The Creole was nh expert ssordsnan,
pri6ed himself upon his reputation as duehst, and
M doubedly had plenty of brsggadoco pluck 10 fur-
nisb himself with quarrel whenever ne felt rusty for
aight.
"Reports Of the personal strength and great feucng
abilities of the Young Partisan had reached hun, aud
for some reason best known to himself he chose 70 be
n.tted and dspeased by them. He sought quarrel,
and finally insuted the Frenchman in very gross and
wanton style The latter knocked him down, and gave
him sound beating for bis pains. challenge iol-
lowed: they met with smallswords; the Creole IN
sisted that in consideration ot the oifense the usual
rnles must be suspended and they mus. fight % the
death They fought and the Creole found hinseli a,
the mercy Of his powerful acye AMI skillful antag-
onis He received half dozen severe sword thrusts
and was carried from the field with scarcely spark Of
hle in his body. lie recovered long aiterward swear
ing that the combat should be fought over again bu:
il never was.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

arryvpr T. ROB A B.SK.-An unsuccessful a.
tenn, vas made ~ rob the Branch Bank at Conpers
v;le Ind. some two weeks SINCE and was discovered
bv .6me Of the officers, who until few days since,
Ept the matter secret probably supposng that they
would be able 30 give the rascas, II they returned
legal discount The foundation VI the vault in the
resr he'd been loosened, partly torn away, and the
iron bottom drilled in several places, a. 70 leave
thin surface the outside over each hole. The dr-
brace had been arranged TO prop up the lining.
TIE mortar and stone taken from the foundation veIe
10 The cellar was obtained by removing hose grating
over window in the rear u the PREMISES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
,UPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap,


~ pcston 4 the Mayer Aldermen and Conuousty II he
Cry Of NewYoik, BY The Board Of Commissioners Il ihr Cen
;rs Psk relative the acquisition Of lands for pbc para
pce loea snd lehss and The Sch SUI BIB IN The
CITY Il New lork-The Mayor Aldermen and Coanony Of
the City Il NYork by the Board Of Commissioners u the
Certrs Psrt TIE statute entitled An Act 70 alter
Map Of The City OF New York BY laying tAern pablo
Place and 70 suhorze the taking Of thu Passd April
i;hTee ths ~ius pr.senher-by awe notice 20 The own
parties and respectively entitled unto inter
e.rd the lands. teueIueu,s hereitamens aud premises
hereafter mentioned and described, that they will Apply
Supreme Court of the State OF New ors special term
said Court be held TIE City Hall of the City Of New.
York Wedusdsy the 9th day July 1889 ~ the or~nins OF
the Court that day thereafter 80 Counsel can be
heard appointment Of three Commissioners u Appraisal
the entitled estimate IA favor Of The several
lss pae. and parsons Aforesaid. just and e9ua-
eoirpen for taking al tho~ lands tuerens 5"rts
ard premises lie between The soGhey lne 0r ie o.
l6h aud li0rh and h and 9Th avenues In sd city
which The said Board Of Commissioners q The Central PARK
advisable BE- acquired for the pue of extending sad
Genital Park the City of Ne~ York which said nts and
isss aid the plan Of said city under aud oy
virtue entitled An Act relative Improvements
touching ID. yDg of and the City Of New
York other purposes" passed April ls7-Da@ May
u 1883 RICHARD BUSTED, Counsel 70 the Cooperation,
uy27tjy6 ard 20 sald Board Of Commissioners.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Thee Erss Of Woman's Life. Novel By Elizabeth
Elton Smith limo pp 522. I. y. II. T. B1rnhsm.
CRY and suburban Architecture BY Samuel sloan 10 PIP
'IOi J. b. Lippineott a Co ~ .
slosn ConsuctiSe Architecture By Samuel Sloan 10 PIP
ls. J. b Lipfincot; Co.
Acadia Or Month with the Blue Nosea BY Frederic Col
l.u. limo ID. 32g Derby JscSSn.
Asuechesk limo. pp. So. Shepard, Clark Brown
POEM. BY Anne Whitney limo. PIP. ls- " ApPe"h
CO. .
tn. Two P.h. being Art and is Application -
Decoration ard Manufacture By John Ryskin, ~ I-no
Do III. John Wiley -
The adi,. Hand Book Fancy and Ornamental Work By
M, Florence Hartley. l2no. pp. 30. J. w. Bradley.
TIE Hermit Il the Pyrenees and other hsoenoqs Poems. by
Wrr ID ) Alexander. l8mO. PIP. %. W Arlington, d. T.
IT, If he CIV u New York rom Earliest Settlsmen,
:" The Present Time BY Mary L Booth ss0. pp w.
our Gang; Or Complete Exposition Of the Corup-
lion, crimes q he American sss,PsPer; BY Lam
New and Commemorative System II M4tsIla hedica BY
care, j. Herp~l II. d. syO. pp lyS& William Raffe.
It's Nature Prevention and Htn9o ahic Treat
rneut By William H,chu.an, 81. d. l2no PP BL The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

The Cody TR.Dr.-On the ith Of April, says
the Hong Kong Press Pinking waited on Mr..
Aleock the British Consul a Canton with - petitions
from ali the trades at Cantondealers in foreign goods.
in the precious metals, IN wood, IN Dfa-s IN lead, IN
tea-no end OF guide.
The petitioners prayed for foreign interference. Tee
tale thew told was frighifu and the wonder is the
Cantonese do not treat the Portuguese as they did a.
Ningpo. Many the principal people at Canton nave
suffered the loss Of relatives who have beer kidnapped
in the streets and Oh the ryer Chinese runners VI
course employed.
There are 6epots on the river at various points, In
the shape Of flower boats Into there were the victims
decoyed. Thence they were induced To 20 10 Whsm-
poa where intimidation was used, and the vlctm
starved into acqniescence. The poor girls who sell
fruit ON the 1yer have been hailed alongside add
treated in the saue In instance copy Of
musicians were bird to play, when they were seized
and carried of
Some have been actually carried Of in the open
street close TO the Houan factories lbe csptors are
paid 400 each for them and the captured are prime.
pay received on bo,rd Of and conveyed 10 hscao oy
The Portuguese steamer Shamrock, owned by the en-
terprising Superintendent Of Police at Macao.
The Chinese assert that she has carried down some
gagged. II 80 suppose she charges extra ifegh'.
and starved or otherwise nim1 4ted into compliance.
II IL true they have 10 be visited by the Procnrafore
before shipment for the purpOse VI collecting the emf
grafton tax but a. the testimony Of the caPors pre-
dominates, and proof Of previous scquiescenoe -
the desdera,um, the preceding IL farce. We sh.I
doubtless have 10 record few coohe uas'h'e '''
long. A.. -
Terghai and Ampo, two large cities on the nver
Han and near the city of Hu, In gTea fear OF an
attack from marauders, body 81 whom, some 3Vo
strong are said to be in the immediate neignborhoo
The i1bsbtapts are making every preparation 20 re-
"a, tho heeboot.rs. They have raised a body Of
cavalry consisting Of 49, horses, and three men 20
each horse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

The Emperor Of Austria is one Of the best liogusts
in the empire. 1t il said that be speaks thirteen
languages perfectly, and that he il, n the lmperis
Council, the only man who understands all the Ian
gusges Of bis vast domains.
Oliver Wendell Holmes sent two poetcai letters
70 the Post-Ofice of Episcopal Fair at Pits
field In one OF them the frs, stanza wa:
Fair LADY vhosoe'r thou ar.
Turn his poor -sf WIN isnderes, are,
Aat-bn.h . hu.h NY Breathing neart-
The OLE thou lowest vii D. there
On turning the poor leaf there wa found one
dollar bill with some yerses beginning:
Fair laG- nf thine eyes and tel
Ifthis . 10 q truthful letter
This il the ~ thou lowest wei, ,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

NTpRrME COIIRT-ALBANY COUNTY

CTPRFME COURT-ALBANY COUNTY
~ SAMUEL HAMILTON ard JANE HAMILTON b.. wf
Pis;nrEs ADAMS. DAVID q. DAVIS and REBECCA DAVIS
his vi. SAMUEL PiNCorr snd ELIZA PIScorr his
~ife; LESLIE MCFARLAND and MARY MCFARLAND, bis
VIII MARY NcCROSSEN. widow Of James McCrnsseu, de-
e.a.-d; WILLIAM EDGAR MoCRoSsES, LEANDER Nc
CRossEN. JOHN McCR0SSES ,nd CAAoLiNE MeCR nos
CO1T his wife. Defendants: Yoa are hereby .gnmonet %
The con pain, OF SAMUEL HAMILTON and JANE
HAMILTON his ~ifr Plaintiffs whiCh viii b. sled N ne once
II the C.k he Coau;y o. Albany al he City Hall n The
Cy Abany ard 70 copy Of your answer 90 az a. ny
oce in The Civ of Albany within twenty days after the
vice Of his exclusive II N DAY OF sr
arc you fail said complaint IS hereby regu
the plaintiffs viii apply lie Supreme Cour- fr ne reei DE-
EnAaded = lie said cennpaint--Da.ed MAY Is, iSra
J.. klxBALL, Plaintiffs Ar'rley
No. % S.ste-st, Albany.
The cortl.u 10 ,se Above entitled sc;son ld in n 81
Zee ~ the Clerk Albany Couuty the M day d June 1879
iy2S lAveES J. VI KIMBALL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
- The louisville Journal SAYS:

: "
Augustus Caesar Dodge will soon go home 20 Iowa,
and The States entertains confident hopes that his
presence there will be influential in bringing that State
back to sound principles. There was yesterday when
the work Of Cesar might have stood against the
world, but row he will find none So poor 10 do htn
reverence Dodge is fossil, and will b. shelved in
Iowa with msstodons and other antiquarian remains
in the museum.
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, AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ol

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY, Apl ls9 and until further notice
PaseI ger Trains all leaye Pr zoo, q DGsne. oss Wa
DUNkIRk EXPRESS AZ { a. m, for Dankrk aaA Bsfalo
PRINCIPAL in;-rmedia,e Stations
MAIL TRAIN a. m, foT Dankrk and BufAo and inter
mediate Ststous
ROCKLAND PASSENGER a. $50 p m, rom foot q Hsr
rsonst, VIA Peroni for Suf-rus and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER 4; n, for Sewhurss, AiddlesoT1,
ara interu'eclste Stations.
NIGHT EMPRESS az 2. m for Duufirs ard Blfalo.
The above trains daily, Sundays eIcepted.
Ibee Express Trains at Eluira With The E.nna
Csrsndra ard Niagara Fails Railroad for Niagara Fsus st
Biushsmton, With the and binshl K1r s, ior
Syracuse al Corning with The Buffalo Corning and New York
Railroad fof Rochester aud Buffalo, Great Bend with The
Dtawars LsckawAnnA and Western RAlsi for srsuon =,
Horreesyiie. with the Buffalo snd sewf0rk Civ Railroad
and 81 dso AID Duntt with The Lake Shore Railroad foI
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chi AFRO, Sc
CHARLES MORAN, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

FIFTY acknowledgements ICIED.-TheL eayen-
worth Jail is filed says OF exchanges To over
flowing with good, tried and staunch and valiant
Democrats" who have been arrested aud indicted
for fraudulent voting at the recent election More than
inv of the bys are in the Jug for obsyng the party
ipiinctons viz "voting early and oftsn and keeping
"on voting until the polls were closed" The legal
investigation now going on is disclosing odfahioned
Kickapoo or Oxford swinde. These fifty elegant
Democrats are but preface of what is Ia come The
cratic majority will be more than sponged out ere
the frauds committed in Leayenworth are probed 10
the bottom.
The last Kansas Legislature passed Registry Law,
and the very day after the late election, the officers
commenced registering the legal voters Of Iesven-
worth County. II il probably completed by this time,
and il was confidently expected that fully 800 bogus
names would be found the poll books, in that
county Similar frauds committed in every coun-
~ in the Territory, in which the Democrats had any
hope of success.
Il is now generally believed that the Republicans
poled n considerable majority If the legal votes cas-.
In Leayenworth County and IL this be substantated,
the ten seats in the Convention claimed by the ballot
box suffers will be given to the Republicans. In
Donphan and johnson Counties IL IL also ascertaned
that scores Of fraudulent votes cast by the Demo
Gratis and To this cause alone their success IL attributed
The new Registry law will put stop TO these nefarious
Democratic practices in the future, and wi have tho
effect Of reducing the Democratic woe in all the rlyer
counties II each Democratic voter IL confined To
casting one Democratic vote on election day, there ~
not county in Kansas which this party can carry:
Toledo BLsle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

OrsrERs.-We learn from Tie Fail Rirer Aeics that
the oy.ter priv ege Of the city sod by auction on
Saturday fast for five year, at one hundred ena
seventy -eighI dollars per snluu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
OENTRAJ, RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

NFNTKAL RAIIKUAD OF NEW EhSE =
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the D-awNe, Lseks
wanna and Western Railroad and a; Eas'on with the Lehn
yslley Railroad. . -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing May is, lss-
L.sye Eason and intermediate places from Pier
No North River, u M, IS m, and for
sorsrvills BIZ above trains, aud AZ IS ?.
Tn. aboy. trains connect Elizabeth with trains the New
Jersey Railroad which lave Newfork from the foot Of Court
lsud,.st a, TAO A. m, and u M and and Q. m
Tor IA. D,lsyae Lac aud Western Rail
road will leave ~ only. For Lehigh Valley Railroad at
!. a m and II asa m JOHN o. SrEARNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

NEW ROUTE for NEWPORT, wa y. Y. and
~ ~ H., " H. and " l. AID ". L. And s:ouiE-ou Railroad.
On ard ss;@r MONDAY June s. PASSENGERS for NEWPOkf
sEoTr Line viii cave BY ,he Express Train from 9Th
and oInec With splendid Steamer AZ East U-r
sich X L. ana arrive az NeEport Returning eav-s
Ssvpor a. AlS p NJ, arriving Ses fort ct - nd
il:lo N.
Iicists sod and Baggage cheek throa!h each way.
JAMES II. HOfr Superin.~pj~nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
Ufean 9tedmfrs, 81.

~ ii L N E w LINE for CALIFORNIA
i 9Th ard 2oth q each montb.-GREAT REDUCTION
q FARE The favorite steamship NORTHERN Ll0hr,
Csp Tiuklerausb, will eave from Pier No. North River,
TUESDAY July q, O'clock connecting via Panama
Railroad with steamship CORTEL .
For passase freight, sPply he only o:e u The ue No
Bowling green. - ~
The NORTH STAR will succeed he northern Lirh: and
leave York 2rb Jgly connecting with the OklLABA
ID. B. ALLEN, Agent
B-An peror, forbid trusting any one on soo0un: Of
tne AboYr ,hips Z owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
Professional Notices.

Office for Procuring
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
Jp pIKSSON, No. 5 WALL.ST., N, Y.
pamphlet Of information sent free By mail
mo Instructors Of YOUTH. Having
u been inyeterse stammereT om ear hfe bay sftsf
many years iuyestsa1p, come across certain PRNClfLhS
which every Teacher Parent and stammeTer especially houd
In possession Of No StammeTer VIII regret aoae'7s
IRWIN. Rossby, Ohio.
II S. PASSPORTS Issued through j. b.
u MONIES Notary Public No 3i2 Broadway corner Of
Wsuen, Naturalzed citizens must produce certificates
II S. PASSPORTS, with Special Instructions
u. for France issued through CHARLES NETTLETON,
notary Public No 60 Wsst NstoTszed citizens must pro-
dno< certihcstes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
THE GRAEFENBErG coMPAEY's

THE GRAEFENBEcG COMPANYs
MARsHALL,s UTERINE cATHoLlCoN
i, certain cure for all female monthly 're9a!dr't N"D"
tuno,, liberation, Inflammation, VAfe'' Ja3'' ana INV
local The ater'ae organs az H' a. f '''TS
t,oaaI troubles a,,ung from them
Price 81 50 per bottle; fee bottles 70, So can BE- 'afs'
cent BY e1prea
Extended remarks concerning s diseases may b found N
III, ,as,.pbsyo Manual 81 HeI contains 500 pages and
/, sen, by mail On the receipt Of Is cenis
Address
JOSHUA +. BRIDGE, NJ. D.,
Secretary Graeteuberg Company,
No. 81 Pars-row New-York.
" CAUTION IL
An ARTICLE WHOLLY uxauTHoRzED, NEARLY RESEMBLING
rms ~ NAME AND LABEL, BEEN PUT IN CIRCULATION
rrA Of the Graefenb-rg Family Medicines. prepared ya
Gnfu physician and they may be relied upon ia al cases for
which they recommended They consist Of eleven medicines
from which may be selected adapted to the
Invalid, throughout the country may addre-. Dr. Bridge COO
eerrius their health with Perfee, confidence.
Stranger t'sifiH9 the city and ressrg rsona adr'cr,
are isrifcd 10 call pYoa h@.
~ Dmediei.e, ordered and an ezenSel oyaisE
required letter c0niaia dollar reply
PERSONAL Consultations mdy Be AeS ritA u, Bridge at
Re ca.sss room. Of the Iu.ra'on, No 81 Ps,s,op OF
rter HOURS TO l. AIDS at 0fhey Aosr. Of als D.
BRIDGE 1, eessraRy engaged IA h' H'pita' practice
BEisf CossvLTATIoss WITHOUT eHAsSE
JOSHUA +. BRIDGE, NJ. D.,
Seerea,y aas c0ssaltiag Physician No 81 PAlsFOw.
ALL OF THE GRAEFENBEEG FAMILY MEDICINES
ARE SOLD AT No. So PARK-Row, NETWORK
ryMss,aal articles upon oser dases @ a'0His aHd long
Standing zafarr trlg 81 gsred A0ssffrT
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miscellaneous.

COURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
NJ tits well known Tan Pimpes, freohe Salt hhenm
Rsrber Itch Chaps Chafe Tender Flesh ETC. beside Dvln
the very shaving compound ever invented
TOUDRE SUBTLE uproos hair from o~ orcheads upper P
ar sy part of the body safely and quickly warranted LQUV
OU6E for pale lips aud cheeks LILY WHITE Tor nushee
- ana heated faces HAIR DYE instantly converts red
Uay or hsht hair beautiful black brown without staining
he ,hin HAIR RESTORATIVE for the hair 70 grow sna
ahe stiff wiry glossy and silky Found at Dr. GoU
RAUDs old established depot No 81 akersi hrst store io
Broadway; Hayes Brooklyn; Bliss Springfield Cauender
Philadelphia; Bates No l2e Wsshingonst- Boston, nc
TCE,-A few thousand tuns of Ice for sale. For
particulars all at No 100 West A., corner OF Dnane ST.
- FITCH VAN STERNBURGH L Co
VNAPPSs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
IN ROOTS FOR MAKING ROOT BEER
ths extract from Which the healthy beverage ks~s
"KHAPPs ROOT BEER" 10 MADE il put ~ in s9sess a.
aud ~ zach sufficient TO make TO- p 10 ssd IN fsfS
the Beer General depot No Se1 Hsdssnst Sold ~ s"s'
Wholesale And retail orasgss
WE advise those using Solution, Citrate of Mag.
w nesa Saratoga Mineral Waters, 10 try ROGERSs
Citrate of Mssess in Powder very cooling aud refreshing
dnk bottles only Is cents For sale by al dusfsS
e sdsp,ed for the country trade. Depot No S sprnsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY
$500 -- grMMER AHRAN6ENEHH 80 -. -, b. .
On and ae9 WEDNESDAY, June I, ,ssa 5nlD vi esss
AAs. etaton, Sev-Yorh - fo.ovs:
7:<o . POT " Ihanshrida--
s;Sa n. .Msl Train fpy Albany.
$50 For WflEsmshy.6se
il;SA n..For White Flains
S;S p n..Fo, WuHansbridr-
400 p N. Fer WHIT Pains
ass p Fer Dover Plains
Gals p For Wh.e Plains, tcz White 40 CeooeA
$50 p N Fer wIiaussfdse.
RfrvPuys-Ril ksve:
s:ts q q From WEe Palma
S.E q u .Frn Dover Plains
s:+A q Prom Willismsordfe.
Toe = Il. .Frn Whis Pains
$50 q m..Frurc MiiarshriGs-.
ll;D n Mail TTsIu ~ m Albany
l:oe r q ..Frur WHhsrshv51se-
SEQ p n From " he Pislls
5;m . n. From WUisL sstdfe
e:to p r..Frun White PLANE
wN CAMPBELL Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

III ItUSUN XIV In hdILNOfD' IVII 'I'J
III O. 1859 TRAINS will leave Chambersst Station as
follows. Express Trains and IL a M, and For Hud-
son lisa N Sins Sing 10 m, and and lO:SO 2 m
for Poughk.epsie lj snd 1870 for Tarrytown 2l5 and
s45 n m fr Peekski D. TIE Hudson Poughkeep-ie,
Peek. Sing Sing asd TaTytown Trains stop At mos, OF the
yay stations Chambers Canal Christopher
and Ss Trains Tor NewYork leave Troy AS and $50
SunSsvsat6p M AZ. SMITH supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
T7HE COPARTNhRsHlP heretofore existIni
Daiuis, Oils, GLASS, &f.

KEROSENE OILS.-Dealers IN kerosense are
IN recommended scrunze closely any Oils that may be
Illegally offered under our trade mark
The color Of Kerosene is light lemon and now excels In
purity and Illuminating properties all other materials
sssd tor light NETWORK KEROSENE OIL Co.
No. SO Pesr-st, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
PORTABLE COAL GAS.

DORIABLE COAL UAN.
1T is A FIXED FACT
I'll. as GENERATING COMPANY is great success. and
their Apparatus works beyond their mos, sansune
r. seen In operation New York at the 81 Denis Hotel
No go, Broadway; g man Cub House No 100 4tay aud at
th Office of the Company, No SIP Roadway opposite 81 N'ho
NE ho'o| 'e HENDRlCK BROS, Patents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ 1852 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Ms.
Commencing May o, lsts.
Passenger Station In NewYOrt corner Of th And fha'
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Haven a. lex j. Il. -, 5;l5 lex $3.50 an
i:45 o M For Bridgeport, ], m lex l245 Sis (eI)i
$50 snd Al D. m Milford, Strsord, Fairfield southport
And We.,port m. l2:+5 80 and 4 Is m FOR NorwIh
ia m; l2i5 SIS (eGl; S:5a As, 5:S $50 p M fod
Dsrien and Gre.nsch s% l2;t' so ~ o:y % "a =
D m FOR Stamford, tex m l2i SID exl, o.o
s:t $50 FOR Por Chester and in'ermediAss sts
-' CONNECTING TRAINS. .
For Boston m. (eIl S:l5 m. ex) fof Hartford anA
Springfield (exG S:i5 m. eI) For Connecticut River
Montreal a. tex) and 5l5 N: tex 70
Northampton. New London and Stoni
RAiuad and Sis m For Canal Railroad TO NORTH
Nnpon (ex) and u: IS m. For Housatonc Railroad
"a m and 3l5 p M For Ssugstuek Railroad. a M Sis
a m Tor Danbury and Norwsk Railroad, T. $3.50
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
IN DELP:IIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
CITY-Han and Express lines leave New York at and ii
a M and and D. m. IS Through Tickets sold for Gin
epnst and the West aud for Washington, New Orleans and the
so.h &c. and through baggage checked 70 Arlington IN Ia
III. and o. N. trains -
j. ". WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No basse will he received trains unless delivered and
checked fifteen minutes In advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

CTFAM To IRELAND, DIRECT, for S3O.-The
- Liverpool York and Philadelphia Steamship Compa
splendid and powerful steamship. are nt-hder 10 SAIL
From Beifsst aud Cork .....-,., .- -,
From Nev.York tn Corn and Liverpool
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 9Th Of June.
RATES
Cabin from New.York t. Cork aud Liverpool. ...s15
s,.,r,se from New York Cork and Liverpool. %
Including an unlimited allowance Of the best cooked PROVISIONS
which v III b. served by the Company stewards j..
Psseuger. by this line avoid the NIX aud great detention OF
sailing al HALIFAX aud Johns The steamers SAL direct 10
CoIk
For freight passage apply 70 ~ ,o,-. ,,,.
C. ". ID. sEIMOURS Co, COX, -
and In Phadelpha New York the Company once. No
IGe Wsnut..t Phiade pha No IS Broadway Newfors
40 " ~ JOHN c. DALE, Agent
WIN INMAN Agent, Nos 81 and Is Tower Baidns' Liver
pool ,-......o.