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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-03

DIR. HOstettOr's Celebrated Bitters, Persons
Octed with the Fever and Ague should spare either time
trouble expense, to procure Dr. HOSTETES CELEBRA-
TED BIrTER whose benefcent effects upon the human
tenn has been clearly proved to those who have beon stricken
down in short space Of time by this dreadful whose
cheeks and and whose nights eepes and
whose dim and sunken with staring them In the
this compound must prove blessing snstching them
from the very mouth Of the grave None
true value until they have tested It. When all others
failed these Bitte have restored the sufferers pristine
health Their popularity in Ill the Western aud Southern
parts should introduce them TO all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
- See advertisement in another column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-03

TIE PRIMARY MEETING, held at East Village
on Saturday last, led TO some little uneasiness
among our very well disposed K N friends,
who felt that the old federal compact might re-
ceive sensible jar if Tinker delegates were
sent to the Senatorial Convention. They mus
tered in very respectable numbers for the emer-
gency aud took part in the proceedings with
the Republicans. This course is commendable.
1t is much better to take hold and help put
things right, than to stand off aud grumble.- -
An occasional rubbing against Republican con-
servatism, may have q salulary influence upon
the quality of theirs.
The meeting was organized by calling HEN
RY HUBBARD, Esq, to the chair, and Mayor
HENDRYs taking the quill. The delegates chos-
en- to the County Convention were as follows !:
Fl. j. NErrLEToN, JAMES REED,
JUDGE PARSONS, b. N. SPERRY,
Isaac b. STEVENS II. q. ToMBEs,
d. w. GARY, HENRY FAssErr,
A. W. STEELE.
JUDGE PARSONS, and j. d. Hubert were the
delegates selected TO attend the Senatorial Con.
yenton. In obedience to the recommendation
of the Central Committee, a Town committee
was elected, and in the bestowment of this fa-
Vor, our merits were 6atteringly remembered.
LAKE AND OCEAN NAvIGArIoN-T employ
ment OF our Lake marine upon the Atlantic
and its coast, so successfully commenced at Chi
cago, Cleveland, &C., has attracted the atten-
tion Of our own citizens The schooner .4Cria.
tic, Capt. j. B. HALL has been loaded with a
cargo of lumber and slaves by G. Bowers, con-
signed TO Messrs. o. BEARsE & Co., Boston,
and will sail in the course of the present week.
The A. has been reftted for this new service
by raising of her bulwarks, and adding to her
strength by hanging knees below decks, provided
her with new sails aud running rigging and a
fresh coat Of paint. Her first officer is JAMES
JHFFoRDs. A couple of our village young
men, GEORGE ROBERTSON and CHARLES GRIs-
woLD, have shipped as hands. The .4driatie is
a model lake craft aud has few equals in sailing
qualities. She will be in every respect a repre-
sentative of Ashtabula, having been built own
ed, commanded, manned, and loaded by Ashta.
bula men and materials. 1t is the intention OF
her owners to run her in the coastng trade up
on the Atlantic during the fall, aud upon the
Gulf OF Mexico during the winter
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HOLD YOUR HORSES, & CLEAR
THE TRAoK!I
9 sN
SEVENTEEN CAR LOADS AND TWO STEAM ca
NAL TUGS OF
NJ Err RCH NDIZEl
JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY
George willard.
Boots, Shoes, CrOckery, Glassware, Hardware
saddlery, House Carriage Trimmings,
Iron, Steel, Nails Anyils, Vices
.,.,,,,, Springs, Axes 49,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,
Paints, Oils, Dy. s'on, u Glass. Putty, &c,
All of which have been purchased since the great decline
as they be obtained Of any dealer in "Norhen Ohio
With many thanks my friends and for past IA
vo and with the assurance that will not be undersold
solicit and hope to receive continuance of their patronage
Very Respectfully,
t Ashtabula, Juno LIST, 1859. GEO. WILLARD.
Wool wantedI
10000 lbs Of Clean Fleece Woolwanted notes or 40
counts, or In exchange for Goods and Cash. by
Ashtabua, June i, 50. GEO. WILLARD
LADIES DRESS GooDs-In great variety for sale cheap
by GEO. WILLARD,
LADIES sHAwLsof description for sale cheaper than
ever by GEO. WILLARD
LADIES MANTILLAs L RAGLANs-A ans assortment or
sale by 3Bo. WILLARD
LADIES sKIRTs-A splendid lot Of the different grades
some very gehteel-by GEo. WILLARD
LADIES BoNNETs-And for the little also-or
sale by GEO WILLARD.
LADIES GLOVES-A large assortment of Ladies and child
rens Gloves and M OF every description, for sale cheap
by GEO. WILLARD
LADIES HOSEA splendid lot of ladies and Chidrens
Hosiery Of almoit every kind desired-or sale cheapby
GEO. wILLGRD
LADIES sHoEs-A general assortment OF Ladies' and chill.
drens shoes and bootee very choice goodheAp BY
Gro. WILLARD
LADIES PARAsoLs A beautiful aSsorneut-for sale BY
GEO. WILLARD.
lADlEs-You hnd almost any article you need in the
way Of GoOds-yeIy cheap at GEo. WILLARDs.
GENTLEMEN-You too, can dnd Hats, Caps, Under and
Outer Cohng Stockings Boots and Shoes and IN fact every
thing TO ht you out om head to foot at all times by calling
at the store OF GEo. WILLARD.
CLOTHS CASSIMERsA splendid stock Of Broad ClothS
Cassimeres, Vestings and summer Suns for sale made
up TO order by GEo. WILLARD.
CARPETS OIL cL0THS-A and One assortment o
Carpets and OIL Clohsjust received and f0r sale low
can be purchased 10 CleyelAnd--by Gro. WILLARD.
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Worm Drops.
Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops !

4 MOST ELbUANI OUNFH HVIIVN'
This safe and sure Remedy for all kinds Of intestinal Worms
q offered 10 the public with full and perfect knowledge Of
il efficacy in al They Compounded with great
care from well articles Of specific virtue contain
mercury any form. peculiarly adapted TO children from
their taste being pleasant the choicest ooniecOna and
r more effective than the many Vermifnges in
common perfectly safe IN their operations aud may
given u the smallest infant and 10 adults with the
success In aet they the great remedy and trial will
he found 70 surpass all other preparations
For aale 10 AAhtabula by GEORGE WILLARD,
yy5Ol And at Buffalo by A. g. MrTHBWS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-03
INSURANCE AGENCY.-H. Fassett,
1 HyuTapTfT 4 nFyIn

the authorized Agent for Asabuls County, Of the follow
ing named Insurance Companies which have compiled with
the laws OF Ohio and authorized 10 transact business IN
this State.
Risks taken on Farm and detached buidings and contents
ut the lowest rates Of responsible companies for Ave
years, and on property in villages ut fair rates.
Losses honoablY adjusted and promptly paid
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-03

pORK by the Barrel or Pound, for safe
Il At tths store Of Roor 4 MORRISON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-03
I UMBERMENs EXCHANGE IL

I UMBERMEN'S EXCHANGE ] -
Lumber Rising - Goods FaRiSg
THE Subscribers beg leave 10 say that they are now reeev
ing direct IRON New York, large and wei hsseted stock
Dry Goods, Groceries, Fats. Caps, Boots,
Shoes, and Ready Made Clothing.
but The Grocery Department has particular aentcn and
oner 10 the
Citizsas Of .asAtabnla,
and vicinity choice selections Of oA Sugar Moaaaes CoGso
Syrup Goldfish White Fkh tackere SsapsS Candles Lamp
and Lindseed OLA together With variety 81 other y,
loo meion Of which selling o Ready Pay
We are paying Cash for all Kind Of Eas,sso narkst lumber
dnyeltd a store or a the Barbor and particularly
d1.Eanf ior bpyang quantity Of wel sesslst
Pannel stun
md vtil pay ~ sxtsa rEiss fbr
March lslh isia HASKELL WILLIAMS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-03

NnTcRELLs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED,
for Youth and Children which renowned throuzoaf No
Eastern States for their durability and chApner and ly
sua have found pairs the old styie
FOR sale 81 PATTERSON & wIossMAN'3
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HUrcHINs.
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All of which have been purchased since the great decline
In prices and will be sold cheap and favorable terms
they be obtained Of any dealer In "NOrthern Oho
With many thanks TO my friends and customers for past ia
and with the that will not be undersod,
solicit and hope TO receive continuance Of their patronage
Very Respectfully
y Ashtabula Juno lst 1859. GEO. WILLARD.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
OPENING OF PALACE GARDENS AND
~ HALL SEASON


xpuA respectfully snroo ths' Il nsrn.oo 70 open
sud Hall to the pubic the evening
MONDAY June Nth such sddous attractions aad I'M
confident w irscrr tbs oor,inu ued success
OF the enterpr,- - -
TIE GARDENS
as.ey laid ard with the ssc
ance effect s-ic.y executed. present far more
b~au,iful appesranc@ than they did lss-
THE NEW HALL.
100 breadth. sfyrds elr<An
SPA indoor promenade stie t. T~car oorc
sdspec expressly the requrrme q - the PAe-~ en,os
frou the Gardens BY 10 srcned
Goorvsys - ,
In order satisfy the public that he music will - ekceen
Il ouy that have secured ne s-cs
OF that pop al composer. aud she condgstof.
Mr THOMAS BAKER .
Larfs Kecues Thsr wbose ensrrue' c"uence' On INC
.t Of Ju, L. h- nr band viii b. N sitshcAhce
the Promenade Concert, Evears and Al the 0'H'''
Gurin. the Aftrrf.oous
THE RULES -.
calculated .ric order aud decoru nn
e.,o will be ri-iiy observed tn com
ing and all the Hall either oy my
self by others whom temporarily et H. hal o. per
l-ctly uLs xc-p.ionsblr IN chArsetrr.
REFRESHMENTS.
TIE ices and other rrreshnen'' VIII b OF zoe
excellent quality the Gardcus noted frces o'
Admission Durng the dy sdmittanee Il cents
included IN the evening" admirarcs = cents reesnnen ho'
includea CIV. DEEORESr. Prcpne'ot
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
6ouses ana farms tuanteo.

WANTED-Ipmediately within or not more
w than 6esn miis from thi, c, village pre.rr-f
from thrce five of GROUND ~rn feuoes aaa "a
good Fruit. With comfortable large HOUsE 900 cab ~ra
b. pad No land e2SiSoa applicants o. sny nS
uecd apply the advertiser hss time to was' Atsress S,s
Ma l2 Pos. 0c- With n description esn. ard enset ats
stion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
60 nbom it mar Gourern.

7 OST BOY.-Left home on the Sth OF March
II Ilss.. my .on. ORRIS TOWNSEND. "a ocmDsny riih
THERON STEVENS. Said l6 yrsr Of ss- light hsif
hight ccupeNon had blue sscs coat. brown frs Overcast
aid bxh, WOO hat with broad band SAID boy mas
alec his uppr lip. has peculiar ~s. All iaioFi-
uon u ha whereabouts hsakiully Iecei, "a. -
I. ID TOWNSEND,
Towrsendvill.. SENECA Co, y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Drp GOODS.

COLOMON g. HART,
~ No. S9 BROADWAY,
are Offering a. Retail, their SPRING IMPoRTATIONS Of
YRFNCH PAPER HANGIN0S, CURTAIN MATERIALS,
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS;
Comprising Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, ,.u,,,
BROCATELLES, SATIN DELAINES, REPS, TAPfSIn nltS'
HASTINGS, CLOTHS PIANO AND TABLE COZ HEkS; e.
CHINTZES, CORNICES and CURTAIN HARD" AhH'
Their PAPER HANGING Department
Contains large and varied assortment OF .n,rs
DFCOR ATIyK and PLAIN PAPEKS,
sa nv ans Of The firm from stocks Of the bes. French
manufacturers, Al. l;.h.., vls Of Art
Which they prepared 10 put up u '"o A'eA
and the reasonable terms
Their stock Of -,xr,r o,,-u AZ ANTE sACTIrRE
unsuIpassed o' Is now offering the retail trade
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Gopartnersbip.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giSeu that the CO.
patnershp heretofore existing o-.wr-n the und-Tsgn-d,
under AAR6OUs BROTHERS Dissolved. Tne
the late firm wi be qlida.-d BY =. bRCGCIERE
and HENRY CLOSELY p. A. HARGOU5.
L. T.. HARGOU3.
The ndsrEned formed oopar.nershp under the
Of HARGOUS CO., for the purposs Of conducting s-nsra
shipping and commission baGaes.
l.. T.. HARGOUs. JR..
Nv Ycrk NAY g. l35i LOUIS LIZ COUTECLX.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Board ano Rooms.

BOARDING in BROOKLYN, f. d., within FIVE
I'D minute, walk Of Peck.slp Ferry 5or Gentlemen With
GOOD references find home comforts No 9 South 9TH st.
at nsble terms.
EIIRNISHED ROOMS to LET, with or with
il out PARTIAL BOARD, at No. 54t Ludlow-st
TWO or THREE persons can be accommodated
With choice selection Of the best and healthie articles Of
FOOD aud pleasant HOME In the mos, desirable portion Of
~. ci,, Al No 426 eth sv New.YoTk Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
CITY er hE~-iosk. DsFsKrNrsr o, FNsscE,l
CosrsoLLFRs O,fIcE. Apr p. 1851.
NOTICE to OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE

NOTICE to OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.-
n-n BY citizen. holding receipts Of Collectors of Ac..
m,ns fo amounts paid previous O. Ap ls s oa coant o.
Improvements. which have been r-A 81 BY said
Collector. credited in he proper book, Of the Bnrear Of
the Coion OF As.rssnen have such crv1s dy ui~fe
crestrd by such csuce.ed and dis
charged Of rrcoriNorlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70 su PER
who have paid sny sss..ne uhh have not oen ay
sreded 70 present ,hs s'dstss o. ,.Ss R,y- - , oss
lien. the Controller will require the Original
cep Of authorized officer Of the CoTPoon 10 be Ged IN
whom the psymen; va. ude setting h he fac snd
OF the and such other proof wi enable the
Cooperation maintain sction agaias. the Collector under
and by whom such collections made H. where pay
en's have beer made 20 clerks or ons other iain the Cob
eCto representing useyes ne authorized receive
payments behalf Of the CorPor.or, the srhory Of zach
Persons 70 se IL the premise. mus De Clearly shown Wn,n
the Collector. and ndorsed BY them such checks osh De
sented with the receip- Of such Official
Applications discharge q hes, IN The mentioned
accompanied By the required pnof q payment should Be
being indcrseo Csm for discharge Of len
H. upa examination the proofs Of payment shall be deemed
Fec, will hand the Controller the proof
hn'; found '0y the osr vi De AWs AVE- Controller.
NOTICE.-All persons having any CLAIMS
N assin.t WALKER L ARIEL. l.,ely doing bu.ne. a,
No 2ihst hereby notified 10 present the same
forthwith 70 the subscribed at his oce q me above entoned
number. '" N MfRhitL hcever.
DERSONAL-Wi the writer of the article
published in The Se~York Tribune the 18Th day OF
August, 1886 beaded Steamboat Explosions signed PISTON
-
254q New York Pos,-0hice
THE OYANT LIFE-PRESERVING
STATE ROOM (HaOct. invrntior( is now lying a; the
Battery for exhibition will be open daily Sundays excepted
from O'Clock IL. to p Tickets II cents procured q
the gate HAlLOCK 4 SMITH, Proprictou
cox TO 800 REWARD for the sppreheu
~ 81 sion ofOTTo HOHBACk, late Restaurant Clerk IN
the Hot.l ST. Gerusn who abscond.d Tuesday morning
May o. ,skng With him about 400 cash Hohbsct bs German
sbou, yesc Il uese. high thin snd narrow
boudeed he has small hesd dark, straight hair short
large dsk eyes full lips good teeth hsh recedns forehead
AID very r,cedng CHA fair ompeNon ard generally
very red he very exotable aud troubled with
cough appears delicate health So viii b. paid Tor his
apprehension such Information will lead to IT, and = pc
cent money recovered ANY information conceoins
his about viii be rewarded BY the PROPRIETOR Of the
Hotel S. German, corner cf 5th sv. and S2d-st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

GRAND RURAL FESTIVAL, CONCERT and
" PICNIC. BY the EEW.YORK MUSICAL MUTUAL
PROTECTION ASSOCIATION, in eonircon with ths AAER
ICAN MUSICAL FUND SOClETf
IN JONESS WOOD,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 9Th AID 7th-
GRAND CONCERT IN THE OPEN AIR
TWO HUNDRED INSTRUMENTAL PERI 0RMERS
Conference.-The. EiSFELD and H. b. DoD" ohIh
the enre M asoal Arrangements under the direction OF
THO EiSFELD.
with the kind assistance Of
THE TEUTONIA MANNERCHOR -
and the UHLAND SANGERBUSD
Direc.ors-Messrs WEBER and KRUGER
win b. performed among others Aendcssohns celebrated
Military Oyrr,ur; Selections from the operas Robert le Dis
bic" and Martha" Meyerbeers Fckel TAM Oyenres 10
Gulaume Tel Sirsdela and La Chase du Jesne Henry
by Nehal and the March from TsanhAuser.
The whole conclude the second dsy with onisn ds
play Of FIREWORKS by J. W. HADPIELD.
FIVE GRAND ORCHESTRAS FOR DANCING.
Admission IS each day Children under eight years OF
age free.
Tickets for sale only the grounds. The psbic respect
folly cautioned sgsins, purchasing elsewhere.
police b. attendance order
Procession viii Monday morning Al O'Clock from
Hdebrand No. lS8 Hester and through the Bowery
Chathamst the Park up Broadway, down 20 the foot OF
Gand the boats will be ready convey them 70 the
grounds.
The Second and Tho- will start every minute
during the days Of the festival
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
NORTHAMPTON, Mass.
EIEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE

~ ELEUANT COUNTRY KEoIDENCE
for SALE, situated Ia the Village Of Northampton, snd oofsH
the fnest sites in whole valley d the COnIsete
The Housc Rurs Gotc) !. aew thoroughly built and -
cious (beng 5S long BY - wide exclusive of pxxsu
tanning thirteen aud has all the 10 BE- u -
f.,clsss city bOu.sssuch hotsr furnace, htss
range ho, and cold water 10 FIRST and scond stories bath roo
marble uantels frescoed ceilings. Sc., &c.
Furniture would b. sold IL desired. stable, Csnissscs
1c., IN keeping with the House -
The gryliid. comprising o sx besofsI
laid Lawn snd GaTdeu and supplied with sbnads"
OF shade and fruit trees shrubbery small fruit, &c.
Northampton IL Of the charming spots In Amsass
sbourdng In ch scenery Of riyer valley and mo0u'an
town mas opr been noted or intelligence aud rehnems
society and Possesses ia high dsgne the sd'sntsge
literary educational and religious Institutions
For further particulars address o.. Boz No Ia Norhsnf
ton Mos or VIM h. HATCH, No. lS9 Broadway, New fsn
ORANGE co. FARM for SALE.-l60 acre,
with spsciou. buildings. choice fruit aud spring wsrf 70
beautiful farming district, few minutes ride from 0osss
Maps &c, with :. EDDY Co, No. 81 LbeffJ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

WINSLOW HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY MIN
w EEsOTA, j. T. DARR0W, Superntrndent-Ths 10
and elegant fAhed Hotel 10 tho North wes
AID 10 now open for the accommodation Of ges 10 dess
bly, located being central the business part Cf hs city and
commsndins full sight of the Fss Of st. Anthony and s Oh
Cd Of h. cities Of st. Anthony aud Minneapolis
This House completed at cost Of aud furnish
"a 10 prineely style additional expense of $4,000
The celebrated Falls Of Mime Ha a Laughing Wser) are
ocated about four distant from the WinsOw House, In
shery direction. They approached BY 81 excellent road
om Hotel and object Of peemneD beauty and roman
DC interest they fail excite The sdmson o! the tourist
fr.rsien board 81 per day.
Tie tables are furnished with the esest variety and the
ehoiesr market sords and attention 10 wanting make
ths guests OF tho WinsLow inc friends Of the Hoase.
q. W. MCLEAN. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
printing.

AT EvERDELLs--weddias Cards. Notes
"A r. cssbr.ed Cards spsnaidly engraved. only
- k.S a. R,,5v.y coz orane q Od-rs received By mail
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

HOMES for ALL.-For SALE-FARMS =
III 81 Is Der acre. IA yirgnis Trnn-.se~ Krntcty -
Missouri by the AMERICAN EAfGRANr AID AND Hobk
sTEAD COMPANY No. l46 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

NOTICE to PIPE and STOP-COCK CON
IN TRACTORS-he Of the Brooklyn Water
Works request offers for the following Pipes aud Ppe Castings
20 be- delivered In Brooklyn:
q tuus Of casti ION pipes of finch diameter
$50 tuus Of iron pipes offs uch diameter
9O tuus Of cas-. iron pipes OF Inch diameter
$50 tuns Of cast iron pipes Of IL inch diameter.
as tuns of iron pipos of % inch diameter
IS TINS branches bends edUcers sleeves And other
special castings - u
State price the pipes coated by Smiths Patent Coal Tar
Vsrnish and also without costiug
So 6inch stop cocks
10 8inch stop cocks.
IS IL inch stop cocks
9hinoh stop cocks
cocks above inches diameter TO have an index
attached showing the position Of the valve
delivery before the 100 ot July next
delivered by the Sth OF September
The specifications governing the character Of the articles
be obtained the Engineers Office Brooklyn.
Sealed proposals will be received until the 18Th OF June next
Secretary OF the Brooklyn Board OF Wssr-
Commissioners
Commissioners the right to rejecany bid that they
do not deem for the interest OF the city to accept
POND. viii be required for the proper fufmeu of the
trsc, No 355 Fulton-st, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

I UMBER-Wanted to PURCHASE an IN
TFREST in an established concern, by active
Man acquainted with the business For particulars address
| Box No $50 PostOfhce.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Ghanres for Business Men.

NEWSPAPER for SALE.--A DAILY aud
IN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in New Eng and. with excel
lent Advertising and good Job Office attached II will be sold
cheap For further particulars address NENSPAPEk,
f Boston Mas.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

L'ARM for SALE-In RockaDd County, 5 milss
Il from Nyaek u miles from NswYork, mile from Hudss
River containing with housc and building
and under cutiy alton. Apply 10
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

PER QUARTER s-E.s sudsot. r.esy-d cay ANA %..,.I
p.rticalsn sddrr.s the Rev, HENRY y, r IN; -
NY os D. o. HUBBARD. ED, No. - srsi"T
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

t.inins .os--, improved With Ho.> sss %
buildings win Summer aud Water 40 cows Is sisc sn erc
lent Whra, viii BE- sold bargain, exchanged ~
property this city vicinity Apply % o. PIERCE No
Is Willsm-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

NOTICE.-All persons having any CLAIMS
~ against WALKER ARRELL- lately doing busne~ al
No Wes 2ithst hereby notified 10 present the same
forthwith the subscrber his office AZ the above mentioned
number w N NEKhiLL, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
= LARGE first-class edlfce
BOARDING at sARATOGA.-Fami-

liz. desiring Private Board may hnd superior secomnoda
ons spacious cool and quiet ample and shaded play
sronds reasonable niuues walk from Congress
spnnE by applying Immediately q, TEMPLE GROVE HOUSE.
Saratoga Springs, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
HOUSE in WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS

j i wANTED In EXCHANGE for splendid Buildirs s..
eight miles from Madison Square seaas ~
ten Lots fronts streets Brooklyn ParicUhnH HI
X. UkkEFFE, No. Is 'dN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

CANVASSERS WANTED-To canyass the Git
~ Of New York aud suburbs for WARNS Household Phys
cisn th- coupfrhen-i, and popular medical work
D. bshrd None bu reliable nr-d apply Address ~ app
o NISkLEY Co. G-n-r.l Agents for The Middle aud sutt
em states No 61 Broadway up stairs, @ door, on The hs
floor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

L,ARM for SALE--In the English Neighborhos<.
IL miles from Hoboken, containing 80 This Nocb>n
Railroad Pemont pses through il For price and ssas To-
quir- u ROBERT ARNET'T, Fort Lee. ~ J.