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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

CINCINNATI July IA FLoUs hnies aid sfvs. super
fu- WHEAT in iair drmald. @nisAf Unchanged
Tn,re . 2, % iuQIry Bacon and bulk MEAS -
JuV -ELoUR lrus ss-s Il -up-rine a. ~
WNE.r ..rady WHskN ssaoy - -. bAcsN "a EeG-r-i
SHOULDER, &C., Side. SIC PoRN urn. Mess, ? > =.
Nosirr Ju.y "a -CorToN ul,hr s.d. Md %, q s4es
4 IKE, ssy. So bsls. Re,r'ps Of tm', 80 5ses
BUFFALO July 20-6 p -FLoyS-t Eo, b.suds hfni-T :
,ber .~.cr. :, adv; 8rH 0bs - 75t - or
IS > q IS Tor IlIois ~ sron,A >puuz extra, - go
- fr eN.-a Michigan. lnli4rt aud p0io 20 "a 80 -
m o-hl. .Nrra WBT,T d4i. sas ma bush god Standard
Chi ago Spring a. zoe jGs bush Nh.e Indians Coss
j. b. uateis;e demand T. .o~cr sa-s 1000 bash
O,Is lower: sales jJ hu- priysr Other Grains
qui,, sud ui,hmged. NHIssS nominal a. Nc. LANE IN
FoRTs-i bbs Flour l o hI.h Con. CANAL ENFoSrs-
$50 bals t.ouI. - 50 bush Corr.
OswEco July Is p FLous I'D Gs,is quiet; 10 sales
a.. importance cana tsFGErs dl bur uusnau sce-2Ss
Flour and Com q New York LAKE ls
PaRr,-30 bbls Flour $3.50 bush Nh.at. CANAL ENfoSrs-
$50 br.H Wh,at.
ALBANY, July al p NJ FLoUS n fair demand. 0s,S-
" ,alr.. Nhshr-Hoctrs CDR freely hbcfl decline
CcRN nru1 iu o a. 9lc. OATS uuchlngta NHsKY
->al,s CD AZ b1.s. at Code
B,riMoKE, July s.-FLcUg Fan. ard GssueS flr Old
MHEAr d.c.iued 81 White. =. Red 57Qf CoEN
oiict, Yellow, g6GS6!c NuiskY arm a; 21028l.
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f.tO.. 81 u. lt-v@cofs Ia. they c't''9'I ssra'
40 thssged AKA ma, ~ appropriation sheu,' o. h"it
FOR ma pUrpcss. Ihs The p"H''e"cs VI Ni'u'" n''
f,bson updo r-send perfectly vel h"r - No., q"
90, .eyecal tsousand dollars put uI" 20" '"PPy oh,
1ortbst purpose and. - learn the conVl''- shPioyf
m me erection ~ me bafing- thrfs sfs me ~
:. N cer.s fav - ,he contractor, sn1 - SVEN iie
% of.bo.e ,rso,s rhe St the Sing S'nS Pn-on
me smo1tt required is estims,ed for by the Agent
monthly sud therefore appear az scnarye sgalh.. l.
The whole % the badhg ana fePsH7 !, eA.,a-el ~
oOr and ne plans Of the buildings hsve be-
- - "a t9e!r erection sGpcriE.enGed by The gent
himself am rot ore Of :hore who believe ma oar
r-;son can be made seif-supp 'rtDg nstnon under
he present -yst. and bong az they have snch coz
Tact. az The one yol have edItoray nO.ced ba slth
such sgeu.s go they have, The interests OF tne
State ard ne wants Uf the ismstes VII be properly
cared for.
Nf.e- Yors JAW %, 1853
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-,her- sgsh merely Temporary El-.i"n- Ia ahy
.s,e so..l of kind = required lnsr- are .ev-
.Tsl l,Ias ard respect sbs bosses nat De r-n'ed
aud fufur,iet foT ne purp"-e.
p 4 m-d.cs.' mGn OF two a. gre2c! u--'.. Il ne
.boe -e;.leuenr ~ l. ave ba' t~O d'stor', -
whom = e"nDec.ed WIN he COMPANY e. x 'yal Cans
d.n Rife lot. " -ent thiiner the o;nsr Is r.'ber oil
and eble for much nal service 5-fe having he
tine taken up win other business.
T. within the lat yesr, g7st aea. o. '-ai h.s been
taken W u AMI around he Esd bicer e"gny. Tlere
has been quite . rash u the LC1d oa'e. il.5 i one
al tie -igLs of the times People are looking g.
head. ann csnDot fail - p''er--s GDf prosperity
loDuir N h. di.taice Tbe n ~ has arrived when
HUDSON Bay Territories must 20 forward IA - career
of Improvement, The Hudson By Company SCI the
lano.. They do 50 virtue II the ngh:s gwen them
b. their charter. II the charter j. VOTE snyan. i
l. worth great deal-sIyiig them not only the e1-
cUs f,gn trade but sctsa PropTst-r- hip in the
sol. Land j. sold AZ seven sbliings All ak p,nce
.terl,ng per acre. Only smell ins,alnert - called
for at once, however, the rest being pad very
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.WIR/NE JOURNAX.
PORT or NEW-YORK.....


steamsL Couch, Norfolk Indian Heinz keu
Adelaide Nichols, Galway, Anrr ENrhenge Coz Nprt
star Jones, A,pinwsl ID. r. Allen SIR III. West, Gray,
Asph~aIl, ~ q kobeTts.
ships Baic Zereea, st. John N. q Zeresa 90 Admiral
Bbfeu-, Baltimore.
Bsrks-A CooD Driukwater, Grand Cay, Walsh Carver
Chase DyeIman otsTllDg ~ JagJ CimbeTna EscyIiaZ,
Tlyola Brown, Ponce, sulg,s 4 co
Bfgs-C. W Rmg, CoTbeit Neuyt2s Bre.. So ; Co. T. A.
MaJEcw, Hal, Bermuda smith, Jones o. Osplay Coe, ST.
join n l. r. t. NeyiIs s. Suu.
rchoonsfs-Msna, hrnihew. Wimng.ol. 7. 8. oowel J.
q. Fvrs Bush, Petenbug Van BIuDt Slant Hsnnal ID.
Nitkers0D, Plymouth P-ensss. DD~, Brryda =. Flower,
syuer Phccp s J. W. Mckee; Laura Gertrude Elwood,
CA.rs.tou, D,huE Pocr vernon, Ayrss. . JOHN b.,
X DeWof, Ellen Louise Thompson. F"w-Utse nls'f
tolrs bkrI Fl mouth. mater, M " ang t:os- Ports
mouth; Howard. LswTDce, Newb.fn J. T. Dayi' y Roberts,
Fowler NbniDg Isa Horne, j. ", Eau sin. Boston,
Dayton spasuei ~ L. MhAen NordsU, Philadelphia,
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aides 7.dsc y n Tellow, 7d7tc 2, Lamb Pes 81 a
6.r, each, SHEEP 81, ed h Calf skins i2ciic ' d Veal
" B-B rStr, ,na yst quality include. scS.ns he
b..., large, "a, ss.lie1 Oxen.
>e0ld quality includes the best ed CXsn Tor re. ss
The hr-y old SieeTa Ordinary coEsss
Of Bulls sudtbe refuse of lie.
SHEEPExrs includes Cosets aud eReD tnose 81 Inferior
qualify thrown 0ut.
There were cars over the Eastern Raiosa a .ls
Boston li1 rchbUrgyO u -hose
the Fltchhug fo)n Albany.
RPM,RKs-Thee large In tie nunb"r - Cattle
oyar a.. vr.k ~ The pun Of Of tn' Westerns,
they poor tugs many Of hen u.hus b.. hide
aud bones ~ for market than many sirk calves
The N.ssrus sold - t1cwt ShsepaG Lambs
wei. better quality ; week. sad sJd qu &C. sst AZ
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by Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, July ~ s.HsetNo inward %. "a vessels I
,, Ssner Asa g. Li'tfpos, cleared ths Bar a, ~ pa
shp Tornco bsrks PeI-cEtt sad Asiaua =. ships
EseLng eLG Loncon e. ~ s.samsr. S0fn Star al
sarof the We: at p. WnG w y. w. LigA; weather
slo c.e5E.
LOSG tNCU. July e. souset-So inward b1srd yesses
In -Lt. WIND w "sst-er dear snd p.,asant.
BOsION July ~ AR. chip sIsan Hnks, Ciawson Liver
pol tass H~tEv Hill, Nst-on, smyrna Lym4o, DIryes
CrBfIact; hfz fnEcttan, Fofhafn, Lsrd@nas.
below, tsra Lucy, ruks ls.ld Oh Highland - ,ht s. W.,
tesr. bi BE sou ki-n.A-n.
PIN DELPHIA, July -l.Afr blrks G. w. Hal, PasrHoi
D4Ll.f'fY. ttTseL1s
sAyANNAH. Juy e. ~ 5. " steamship Flor5l lris az
~. ~ -..i a. J.s1 tbs ns0IuiI p All sc!L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
THE RED RIVER SETTLEMENT.

C0Iics7OnGence Of Tie Tom to Gooc
roRoSTO July 10.
leave this day for the Red River Settlement, and
wish TO supplement my former statements with few
more sentences gu suuOry matter.
/. We have uo newspaper a. YET IN the Red River
Settlement. None has ever been established or
attempted to be established II j. ssd that the ld-
sons bay Company has always opposed the establish
ment OF paper there Gua OF course where their Lhu-
Is powerful their opposition must be etiec,usl
l. true, Indicates that pGbncy would De undesirable
and perhaps Tuinous to them. desire 10 conceal Is
well fitted 70 excite suspicion, whether true or no..
However, tins much know, that the present repre-
sentative OF tie Company n the Settlement is by
means opposed to the enterprise. Mr. Ncravish is
gentleman II liberal and enlightened sentiments. and
lsS h le sympathy with his predecessors in the opinion
real OF Pretended, that "a newspaper would more
" harm thsh good Our population Is about 800.
One-haf Is Ronsn Catholic, and has a much smaller
per cntage Of readers THAI tie Protestant half After
careful calculate on | would set down the EuGbg. og
subscribers 10 the place 90. There would be con-
siderable Plumber from Mlunesots, and not few from
Canada. Perhaps some from EGgl I'D. Mr. Lawre
81 Tie Crca >oaai Pnss, lately packed up press,
types, ana al ana starred Tor the lied River, bu, re-
t,.yej some encouragement al Sagit 81. II suc's 10
publish paper ;hcgc, which be Is accordingly shout
10 DO
> We nave 10. sGgle hotel or boaning-house
You may thiuk ths strange; bur 10 i. Nor : Il 60
slalEt Nltn y.u take lutp cons rstiun thc fact thht
hitherto the humber Of corners aud goers mas been
very small When [ say hitherto, ! slsald ex plain
i ss comprising the psuod Up % the last year two
At the present moment there large number OF Vs.
TORS AZ stranger. Hundreds passing through 10
Fraser River. Vae!s GENE IS intending settlers, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

DLsTRrCTIoS oT PROPERrY DURING THE hAS,t'
DisIuaBANCE.-Ihe Kansas correspondent ot me
Bos,o Trareisr writing from WyandOt, July 10, says
hat for ~1rre ,ue pgst Commission, authorized by
the Legislature. one Of whom was appointed by the
House If Rerreserta'ives by The Council AMI one
by the Governor con-is ug Of the Hon. Henry D. y l.
ans, samuel {. \ klDsuan, aud 10 Fafd hoagHna'
have been inve.tica.iug the claims for damages III
Cured dining the disturbances OF Sj5G The follow.
ing summary Of the result which is 70 be reported
70 the Constitutional Convention:
." The total amount Of the claims filed before me
Boards amount 20 The sum OF Il, 2j09j0 60 The
amount awarded is sooui Sj09,OOo The remainder oi
the claims were either fraudulent presented by cit
izens Of MissOur. Tie total number If eases Il be-
tween 400 and 800; ~ these TIE Prostate men nave
335: Pro.Slayery %. Tue value OF crops destroyed,
$50 Cj2 Co. Horses stolen, $40 Cattle, Il) heal.
Fily.three houses and saw-ms were burned. The
lsrgcs amount awarded Is to Col Edrige, proprietor
of the Free state who receives $4,000 The smallest
was 20 person who claimed over s'Oco, and was
awarded g..
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Cambridge Ceuie Market.

KFPoHlA 80 foa IaE y. u 3gNE, ~ Gfc. Arrr.
WrnNrsDkY, Jniy =. 1853.
Who's nufbsr Of Cstie smerset &6 sbcIt 10 Beey~s
al 81 Sores, eousi.s - Working Oxen Sce CcsS aud
cI.. teo. I'D .hr--.Year olds
tSicss % hARxET oEEE-EE-fs ssWegS . hTss quality
b. second alsltv st. 'are S1sy 81 -, ga N.Y., a.
PRcrg sroKs IATrLE- NutstAs Jt-a, q kalf, s75
q IS, Cows sud Csives, s3oGtH0 ftog so1 fesrhnss
uous year DDS $50 ~ tlresye dds, sS9tSi
SHEEP kSO LaNBs 100 ~ market; pre.s y - 81 SO
u 7J3S2 20 esc9; EX-ra, $50 81 4jQsS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

Tug Rattle oF HUBBARDsTOS.--The bs'tle
fought vt Hnbbardst1p W., on the TN OF july, I''
wa. celebrated at Iubbard.t0n the 1th in-t IA TIE
occa.jnI o: the comp,eiun of the monument recently
erected on the battlefield. The celebration was at
TN led be- bel eeu 600 and 5000 people, and the pro-
r.,d,pes vt re q! much u,eresr. 10 the morning pro-
ca..ion was fcrr ed which was escorted by me AIeG
Gruys of Brandon the monument whore nls''r'c1I
sketch ,f tie battle given by Henry Cierk ol
P,ul,n4y sri al address delivered by the Hon DE- T..
Nicholson Of Nallngford. After dinner another adj
dre.s was delivered by the Hon. L. L. W alton OF
Montpelier and hIel speeches made ny o,nef Se"'i'-
men. -.
AFTER the speaking. a sham battle was fought on the
old battlefield by the Grays, who dlv.ded into Two
parties representing the Ens ISL and American l9ce'.
H.. hattie which this celebration comnenofated was
f.ugb, by a party Of 500 Americans, under col seth
Warner and a detachment If British numbering near
IL > GGO The Americans were forced ultimately ID
retreat, with loss Of $40 meg, an5rG whom %as Co!'
Il 4le = no was taken prisoner. he British loss was
over 800. The monument erected on the giound Is o.
crarbe, and II feet high.
One Of the inscriptions upon the monument c1n,4ins
a remarkable error ii il il correctly transcribed III
TIE RRfl0ad HraA. II asserts tina, the battle OF
Uybbari,ton was the only battle fought IN Vermont
'duing the Revolution The Nermooter mus' nave
very poor memory who has forgotten the mu,h more
impo.tart battle Of Bennington. which was fought
OILY about month later N tie same year. VIZ,
Aug. i, Ia.
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spoken.

BY tot oct Jane, No. ], Juy r. on Egg asbor, scaT O
bas Il Now Haven, from Lcuth.ri :oT Bosom. O.,
July ~ ~ blra shp Johanna 4nd Wi.hrins nSay Drai
Lip On'go y New Ys., fom B.l..o, T., ~ BaaeIe =.
csys OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

F,1,t RNLResp A.cinEET ~ SourH MIDDLE
tzaso' An .1trs rom the office Of The HLf,oor0
s.iA-.l Ga-e,s aeapsiut. u S'h he p1rtcnsrs 81
I'd se.-a.Dr ~ >luih Sdd.boro ~ >s'urdAy s.ter'
noe Jnry L. r. app-ars that the O'Clock trans %
- Csu. Cod Ra,l-osd nee. = thu depot sud mere
o. 20 iie track % permit the passage OF the iyanni-
tain On Saturday, there being soue freign' ears 90
N. .ife rack the Bo-toU train lns'eli "f being
switched IN n. The upper end ran down - The o~er
.fch s1uih IT ire depot and backed ~ 80 III -lis
rsek bat had hardly got IN posIt'on before the Hyan-
~ irau came up s.. raDid SIC. WhA, ieho"ed y
;hus s'af.d
The syvi- Gilman. ~ho had been or The rosi Nr
only three days s...IC the Hysnnis ran epyr'tchns
81 as and 80 near the othe- train, became bssidr-ei
aii failed to reverse the -~iteh IA time. The result
was ;La. the Tyannis trein Wa driven With gfea,
r,r,ilty .frsgh. on 70 the Boston train. l1e en-
9 ger reversed b. eng.n- sud sprang of naiojHref
The fireman. Mr.. Eleaz=r Crossl, VINO was ga tne
,.r.~- was thrown by the eoBcus-lon violently ipr-
ward cutting Ms mead badly. In toe hrst 4'~-nger
ear ,syera 9a--rDgsrs were slightly injured. lhear
.est, were snapped off Ike ppe-.teris Ga tle resr
or II this cSr stood Bro ~. conductor. snf "a the
forward end If the next iFaThavenl stood the
BRAKEMAN. The Fsrhsveu platform u about I'VE
;rrh.l lower than he Cape pi1ti"rm - that when the
,rsius came together the Fairbsyen platform VAS
dv..D under the Cape ear, n such position nat the
brsksman's legs were horribly broken snd en-. Mr.
Brown O. the same time was thIo"h Oh, sn''ahiIS e
we're .ri1rss about the chest The passengers 10 tne
Fsirbayen car were uniDjured as also those IN the
Boston tram ,.,
NJ. Edgon. the brakeman, was Immediately car
ned ,n his hone bat ne died abon. two inmates aIer
reaching the Farhayen dcpo,. tie iseVes vile ana
two children. =. L..
"Nr brown. the conductor, was carried 70 his
home 81 U7aLnis. l. is hoped that he VIII recover.
All the cars were more or less battered a. the ends,
and tie locomotives were badly lnjlred.
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SrNG SIAG PRISON.

T. "a 'eit,r 81 H. u Ir.5sae
Sins Ia ycur paper OF the 18th inst. YOU gave an
saou:S OF The es-aDgs and expenses Of the Auburn
Prison ier the moEh Of June as compared with The
corresponding monte las; year, and think ii bat
;usce to the other Fsons that their progress should
b. notieed , here@iI. give the returns .. sing Sing
Prison:
Aoan, ssErs, Sin Rue PToa ~ the month Of jane
49, "
Io~4 eApti lt2ttN ....' : LVs5i q.
buiSits aAa reiA.s.......s-, .s.-' Afis- - SfN -
baacc
Ams lEt ofrAuii rs lc month June o.
Teal vAls-1iaFvs .....--...--. So -
Building AID repair. ............-.. l-e - 100 -
k4-uct against fTsos.... i'' -
The above shows Increase "a favor ct the ,p,t;u-
ten ss compared With tic oo:EesTo Odipg moutn q as.
year Of s9,996 ~.
Tie Female Prison hos been Ia. A; known g be a
DEAD WEIGHT on tins astirU@0n--its expenses over
earnings las; year having been nearly 5000; snd
understand for the pIesen: month L i about si50.
TINS Il deducted from the Male Prison, Would leave
a small balance IN is favor. l Ekve g;yea the cost
Sos buildings and repairs separate, Is see oy he las;
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On Friday last there was gathering AZ WATERFOWL
of officials connected Win thc emOarrasSmeh1s III
which the Potsdam and Watertown Railroad Com
many has become involved. There Wa NEE log also
Of the Board Of Directors of the P9tsdam foai; MI
Neverton OF Nev-lcrk and Mr. Bfainari Oh W aver
town two of the trustees of the first mortgage bonds
of the Po,sdam Company, were in att ndance snd the
WAtertcWn aud Rome Road Representa-! ~ r.
Committee Of it, Board of Directors, consisting OF
W. e. Perepont Of Pierepont Major, David Utley
If Rome Calvert Con stock of Albany, and Ii. Alex
sud.r ia of Springfield, Mass. No new arrange.
mtLts made, bat steps were taken on ne part OF
the trustees 20 cary into eheC: the recent iec,on %
Judge Mulin, which awards them the possession oil
the road and euoins Others against disturbing them
Al Injunction allowed by Judge Allen, ia en:urcenenJ
Of Judge M1.n opinion, was served upon The Pots
dam Director. aud leir agents, and on Saturday morn
il Mr. Mcbride, as Superintendent appointed by the
trustees resumed control on the road.
NLw>rAPfBs Not PRrPAID.-Ihe H3rHcIsr..c
Tr,buHe says the Postmaster ii thai village las re
ceiyed tie following reply TO inquiries made oy hum o.
"Po.rou,cr ps!AgrNe>r}
Appliu-ineu, Office, July ,. 1888. 5
sis IN rely 90 yoaI, 81 iae d IN, l. ,i,i yoi ,i
p.,s1e ,h-u prepid, you entitled % receive tler
ir,, oic, Of delivery paying sIch amount OF p's'aze
W mem r R..Ts,,.,, c P'4 HJRiTio KING.
. Fils, Assiitau; Poe master General"
Il appear that tie present Post once law requires
that al transient newspapers passing through the
mail should be prepaid, on. il sometimes occurs that
- n paers pass through unpaid until they reach their
- ,;,.t,r Il raft. e ell er', on which * umgly eA-
I :, ~ -. i.,r
giessc" III 'N' "V''' '''''''
4 C0WufuING AFFAIR II CHIcAGo.-A cookbook
inc ,og An named Jenny Bron.r ho acquired
a. ri 80 yea.s . In Isa uasas act.d % tic se- "
~ ~ rar -o Psflele. Coz Ciiragp Omnibus Line ~ %
~ lie zen -u rred dressed 10 boys iLg months,
v. ie-, on aGed into the I4..om iOls- q. l- after
No. l Saturday, 81. aud catching ,ig4t u OJ Pel-z.r
"a ir Mat itri mon. pl up he vel drew ffh rt' ne
"a. 10 .1 That Sc SIuleTzd' before As
I'D - o. BE-. fra l his dest s,leg La the -
s5 how while be- Jumped ao1I sId yelled an Indian. RE
"a . me tI,faice but sAe laid tle -I
m =, Aim with l.rael yigJ!. Until --ser.l cats ls -
showed marks 81 ns pii-slne.' iAi.s' .-,A '-'17. ~
49, o. t-r i-li q --4' '-' - > - .t-
% c.l'rli- ~ 'ehA- - 49, - - - -. =.
J. afh,oi lou les.'- - ~. -, -
1Hd -of- 3'' g. 80. o. 49,. n 49,, 90
- 'N il,-',' 80 ~ -. r5'--.s ~, s.--,,
"-e'r or ne ~ 90 'i -. - -, - ,.r-. r.. NJ. Z
"a ' ID go" 80 - -. b-,-- -. Tor Ps-''.--.
- ..s. .I.+. If- 81. --...r-l.
"a ',' - - - r..o.p.. h. y a, " M vgb.n
30, - ~ liz o.g- -rs rpo.. . bring h.- b4ek %,
H. IT, ID L rr..fi-ttc Shr lao lDurs-cs pace p-
81 her P-i.l.r
.., u war. 4 T. cYrl-u.. ed 20 ~ srl
II md tn.t r1rt... tlf5-rei
g.. Itr,'. r.r-f f.,, " b.. rag % . . .-ve
no , i ti.ir rd hat they we're barb rilr 9,it,lte
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SlnRses.... $40 s.ts....... 71o MooI-RIs. .l0:.2
HIGH WATER TINS
Sandy H5ok.lO9s Gov. Island. HER He Gsts
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TO ARRIVE.
TO DEPART
LEAVE goa

for California leaves Sc. Lonis every Mon
ss m. Letters designed ioy ii should ~
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- =
THE FIREDfEN.

ssOC1ATrON OF EXEMPT FIREMEN.-THE ANNUAL
N meeting win he held at Firemen's Hail. on Tuesday
ming Jan IS ~ O'Clock Ocers for ensuing year
10 elected other important business transacted Pune
tuai atendanceis requested r. w. ESus, President
q. w. WHEELnR r.
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@CA REWARD LOST. IN WILLIAMSBURG, ON FRI.
DsDU dav morning In south Filth. Finh Souoh Eighth
street. adys gold hunting watch with hair chain attached
same 70 A. G. White the Office OF the Williamsburg Gas
Company Of Fourth and South Third Streets Brook
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2O4
and
SIXTH TG
AVENUE,
corner
Fourteenth street.
HEMsTITCHED
LIN EN-
HANDKEhCHIEFS,
Is 10 a cents
GENTS
COLOREu
BORDER
HANDK ERCHIEFS,
IL to 3S cents,
THE CHEAPEST
THIS SIDE OF
ENGLAND.
1914
QUILTS.
Prime article.
81 50.
WHITE
-oL kIR
80 cts
RIBBONS
CHEAP,
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VNO BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION,
i WITHOUT INJURY TO THE SKIN. . 90,
Ladies' should Madame lie wenbergs Pastes de rio
renee sold at $40 Broadway Twelfth ee Alvsers
500 Broadway Metropolitan Hotel nj 1857 Bowery and a.
Bourdee 36s Fulton street Brooklyn Price 30 cen pos
DR. Gibbons certificate Having analysed the rsses ao
rlorence-prepared by Madame Lewenberg a CO. csn
sneak fayoraby of the article perfectly harmless pre-
marathon and may upon the skin with good effect
NEW YORK, June H. 1883. j. H. CHiLroN y. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

OK mn FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
YC.OvU: is offered TO any person who can surpa..
Madam In the art Of cltryoyance and asrology She
rants n disc in its FORM particularly rbep
masm, affections " the throat lungs NJ HNatam D h
the only natural clarvoyant In The United Ststss An who
are afflicted In trouble unsuccessful IN business
call and see this naturally gifted lady Odce Ia Spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18
SAFETY CoxroRrit
ARE INSURED BY WEARING
DOUGLAS SHERWOODS
NEW
MATINEE SKIRT
PATENT DIET ACHABLE
HOOP FASTENING

ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE.
SAFETY u since eecuay obviates the danger ARISING
entangng the feet foreign substances Ia the hoops
COMFORT because the muslin skirt can be nstantane
susy removed from The springs by PATENT Def ABLE
TA6TENINGS washed with other garmeuts and at great
Or expense and replaced on the hoops in minute
BLEG ANOE because the scientific cut Of the muslin skirt
the nne material OF which q composed give graceful
all 70 the robe worn over and WILL In hot weathe enable
he wearer TO dispense with any intermediate skirt
Tho MATINEE SKIRT has eleven hoops weighs but ten
Suucea, Ii MARX OF Nessra DOui-
LAS SHERWOOD, and the best skirt ever introduced TO
ne public and quite Indispensable 70 every lady VINO desires
CANOE For sae At all The principal stores in the United
0eates and Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

UME HUDSON BAY COMPANY,
II "a Broadway,
WIN sell the balance Of
their stock Of
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
At q reduction Of % per cent
from last years pricea
On hand yet few Of those French mink sets at $5usualy
sold SIS Rock mink SETS 36-usua price $l2 Real mink
vlctorine, muR and cuffs, SIS
MARK ]. KING, "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

cHAwrs, MERINOEs SILK vELvErs AND BLANKETS
- LEWIS, HAVILAND 4 co. l0l Chambers street, New
York offer 70 the trade the above goods follows to close
out-2 800 all wool broChe long shaws Co. worth
el2 best 80 inch all al velvet 81 @ worth IS 90 round
saxony wool shaws 81 90 old price 20; IA olan
each 1000 broche shawls all WOOL 81 60 worth IS
who orders for such goods will do well To call and
supply themselves
CKIRTs-TwELvE SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS
self adjusting hustle best psern made without sewing
With springs for S. II springs ST. and Is springs SIS O. L.
HARDING. 2Sl Spring street. Hudson No connection
with the next door.
CKEIETON SKIRTS MADE OF THE BEST ST EEL, AND
- m the best 65 70 cents 80 cents 81 Is
Attention is called patent buse highly recommended
ia cty, correctness, and elegance
MISS HARDWOOD late Frost & Co.,
$50 Broadway.