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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
Jar. Cobtlen's Letter on Leaving the United
states.

From the Boston Post, June 70.
We pubirh big morning letter from Richard Golden,
Efq NJ p, addressed 70 Samuel D. Bradford Esq of
Vest Roxbury by whom has been kindly placed our
disposal Mr. Golden has just LETT this country for Fog.
land, after fhort visit, during which he has travelled
very extensively, and although avoiding public recep
tons, has mingled very freely in social circles where he
bss been receive Ia manner and spir. due TO his high
character gentleman occupying most distinguished
position in the councils Of bis great nation.
r QUEBEC, June Is, 1853.
be'ore stepping board the Indian must thank you
lor your Two letters which have reached here OBJ
serVe VOW expression OF regret that had not attended
one Pnoo meeting before left the United States But
on Ienecaon think you will agree that exercised wise
uforeson 10 resisting every temptation 10 bring me into
be nea Of potics Tor 70 talk public In your country
would Dc, my cAae necessarily TO talk politics have
lorg entertained strong opinoa that the ess Eoeand
and America canvass each Others domestic poItcs
and the more they discuss their own the better n wII h
for the friendship Of the two nations and for ths in
ment and stability Of their institutions stl cann bnt
lament tho want Of public opportunity before Leaving
this continent Of expressing my esituae for the nurobe
Ices courtess and the touching acts Of kindness which
have experienced In my <ayels In the United States
Everywhere have found myself among friends and the
further travelled into the interior the did the hos
pitali'y and kindnese Of the people make me fancy my
self at home ahall ever remember this visit with feel
ngs Of pleasure and gratitude, and again hsnk you for
the friendly reception met with at West Roxbury.
lr /" " RICHARD Golden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

MYSTERIOUS few days since an old tin CAMS
ter was discovered BY somo boys while bathing in
Cohocksnk creek and upon opening the they were
somewhat surprised TO find 1t contained about 900 in
bank notes The boys carried their treasure to their
bones, and afterwards handed 1t oAdernan Clark,
Of the Seventeenth ward The greater part Of money
pu,ported 10 be the Tennessee Bank and consisted
principally OF notes OF the denomination OF $780, By
wat tho box and It's contents reached the locality
where it was discovered remains mystery, and has
given iHe 10 many surmises. handbll has been re-
ceved by detective police force to the following effect
which may possibly give come clue to the by which
was obtained and in the Of time lead TO the de-
'ect0n Of the offender
GOO Reward Miller clerk the Branch Union
Bank at JAckeon Tennessee murdered night Of
The of February 1850 and the bank robced OF $500 in
Union Eank payable at Knoxville Tennessee aud
5000 In gold 81 600 reward will be given for the murderer
and $500 for the money proportion for less than the
whole amount JoHS KIRKxAN, President Unon Sank.
February II, 1859.
II the money discovered In Cohocksink creek was part
Of the amount above alluded TO- would be exceedingly
difficult matter 10 dspon Of II In tho locality whore the
robbery and murder were committed. We learn that .
has been arrested IN Tennessee the charge of
having been concerned in the double crime and VIC have
10 doubt that the parties concerned in the transaction
have adopted this method for the purpose of directing
suspicion into other quarters.-PAilddeiphia Paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

COMMENCEMENT AT PRINCETON COLLEGE, N. j.
The address before the CIiosophic and American wng
societies to be delivered Tuesday morning, June 2s
by the Rev. DR.. Mc1vaine, OF Roch stcr, n Y. The
alumni meeting takes place in the chapel Tuesday
The Junior oratons To be pronounced on Tues
day evening. On Wednesday morning. June 20, the ex-
ercises Of the graduating class will be heidi Wad.
desday afternoon e set apart tor tho comforting u d.
grees tho valedictory aud maAsers' orations, latter
being IN entirely new aud marked feature Of the excr
ctses,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

TRINITY CoLLEeH.-The annual commencement
OF Trinity College Hartford, Conn., occurs on Thursday
next June 90 The annual meeting Of the House or Con-
vocation viii take place on Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
A Walt to Robinaon Crusoe's Island, Juan
Fernandez.


While on board the ship Golden Rocket, lying at Green
wich Dock, we were permitted by Captain Pendleton
bis
soe's Isand) The ship her last passage to this
port from Boston, and had on board fifty five passengers
wenty five OF whom were ladies), who intend to
California their future place Of residence Getting short
Of water Capt Pendlcon decided to stop at Juan Fsrnan
dez for further supply and therefore shaped his
ththes-the island being nearly in bis track. Az
en- the evening Of March a. they doubled the east
sn enc Of ns ana az seven IS M, To- on ire
arts now remaining on the island located The fac
ties for loading water at the island Capt PendetOn repre-
shore and filed rolled back into the water and par.
buckIed into the boat While the crew were at this work
make dscoyeries The island 10 about twenty i've miles
long by about four in breadth. The land very high
ed YunRu sSove The
me PEAKS are generally overhung with clouds The
to the height Of or eight feet Figs stra
peaches and cherries abound in their The Gold
valleys and hill sides full of loaded down with
delicious fruit Captain Pendeon bought four barrels OF
the inhabitants and the passengers about many
Straw berIies best flourish in December and January.
1here are three remarkable in the side of the nil
facing the haIbor about thirty feet in length twenty five
o width, and about The in height The inhabitants
now number bat fourteen, of whom Messrs Day and
kIkaa,s from valpa.aso are the chief persons they
Chilean government. Formerly penal colony usnber.
ing five hundred located here and the caves above
mentioned used by them-bu the project WAC found
TO be mpraccable and the vc.s taken back to
the main land.
The Golden Rocket anchored on the opposite side from
that upon which Sekirk lived, and there being moun
tain to to reach the Robinson Crusoe abode
veniured TO make the journey. The best landing is
the head of the bay and in places, bold is
shore boat tied by her painter, ana drifting the
limits, will be IA seventy-hve fatooms. An immense
number Of goats are running wild the island, and
an abundance Of hsh are taken on every coast. The
water is obtained from number Of failing riyue
uicklrg down over The rocks ffom the cloud capped
mountairSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
TILE TURCOS OF THE FRENCH ARMY.
TO THE BDITOp OF THE HERALD

Under the head "sketch Of the Turco. Of Tho r,s,,
Army" read with surprise IN this dav "a Heeun that
"sone Of the wretches love To suck the blood Of Mai.
fees" Permit an ex nhabant q Algeria To pou. on, the
incorrectue@ Of such an assertion.
Even during The wars against the Arabs. the com.
anders had no reason to reprove the men for the
resoed to during the struggle by the Mussum,ns and az
consequence common TO the soldiers Of which we sne,r
and TO their adversaries n combat and i, is without
example that Turco ever given over 70 such c.nn.
bal brutality
to cut or the bead Of his conquered enemy; but nasuo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25


loons unanimously adopted by the Virginia delegation
the National Democrats Convention Cincirn All
l. Resolved, That the constitution of the United States
Is compact between sovereign aud coequal States united
upon the bssis Ct perfect equality OF rights and privileges
Resolved, That the Territories of tho Union are com
mon property which the States have equal rights and
TO which the citizens OF every State may riehtfuy mi
crate with any property recognized such any OF the
States Of the Union and IN the constitution Of tue Uaei
States.
Resolved therefore, That The Congress Of the United
States bac power TO abosh prohibit slavery 10 any
OF the Territories Of the United Sates and such power
pertains only TO the people Dhabting same when IN
the exercise Of rghifu authority they their state
constitution with view to admission into the Union.
Resolved, That the Missouri restriction was viola
ton OF the foregoing principles, and its repeal by
"Kansas Nebraska law was WISE just and necessary
g. Resolved, That Congress has constitutional right
10 abolish slavery in the District Of Columbia
O. Resolved Thai The duy Of aorirg adequate protsc
ION in The Territories previous 70 their legal organization
as states to equal rights Of person and property respected
under the constitution OF the Union, is ino1ben on he
proper Legislative authority ttereCf.
WISE tt Of the democracy Of the South; tat section
NIL, no doh assume these poioas at On yIeton aezs
ssng will be welis therefore, for the democracy Of
the North TO reflect ufon them carery discuss tbe
and to examine them with that caness and fairness
which the great interests involved enc them to- For
our own part while DO not intend to assume at this
time any attitude upoa the question we deem Il due 10 he
South that there shall be msapprehenson the North
a. TO what they do require II Is has been stated
that the South demands slave code upon c,ntry,
the above declaration explicitly declares for sNo federal
slave code, and another avowal Of principles will strike
our neenDOro OF tho NORM ana East different from
what they had been told the opinions would be the
demands Of Virginia and the South in tho National Con
vention. II may be proper 10 add while upon this subject
that friends should not listen W believe the ten
thousand black Republican Geek and Ill stories about
the revival Of the slave trade and the dissolution Of the
Unon, and other intended doiAgs of the Soutn Tue
South, like the North, may be cursed With visionary
drtamcrs well with miechevous ncendaries, aud It
rue that there many at the South who have beco
goAoed almost 10 madness by the outrageous aud inA
nous interference Of the Aboitionists and thef black
"repubhcan' sympath,zers w<h the domestic nsttu
tons and constitutional rights tho South yet great
body Of Southern are conservative patriotic and
deToed 70 the Union and tho welfare OF tho whole
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
Gonses TO Eet.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE to Let Furnished OF
~ for Sale at Fo.dAsm Wssehs.er Co. .se 'esis-ce re-
ceuty oceUped by Dr. wsh containing - sFs' s1i hat
nile cr. Fo-tharn Station Helen RAIL- al -: - o.
scip.on sdyetsenrsns n Tbs 1issct A2?y 70 A. 4
WALSH. Ne Sll Psas,, a. = D. W ALsh o- t9e Psast
TO LET-To respectable American finiy,
i the UPPER or LOWER PART ef HOrSF Nc. isi East
asc Il M or ave Roc-s Oar ard Wa.er N he Hos i-piT
above.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
gbanees for Basiness iHen.

DOCK PRINTING OFFICE for SALE-Witn
I'D large class of custom every thing corPeei soe Ivo
more books from .esding Publishing hu,, co du ~,
vy AZ opportunity lie this seldom Ofes b. th proprietor
b TO tre on account Of Ill heath net prof: the pas year
over 5000 Addre D.. j., Tribune Once
DlILJARDS.-Fo sale, ~ TABLES aEd
ID BOWLING ALLEYS, with good ru Of custom, "hch
nav b. largely increased The TooUs are spato the 80,
moderate the establishment desirable To- sna 'spa
Appy az No. 627 Broadwoy Bleeckers' up s'af4.
NEWSPAPER for SALE.--A DALI aud
n V'FFRTy NEWSPAPER In Eew-Er gland. With excl
ut I.ing sld goCd job ohice ao, r. VII Dc SOD
cLesp FoF further particulars address NJ" SfArhmi Il
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
BOARD ano Rooms.

A y English widow Lady desires 20 LIT t. Ger
~ tleruer one or two ROOMS with {. without PARTIAL
BOARD House coENeIieIt q ard omui0-sts Cal
3, NJ. $50 We, 25th-st.. bciweea Tn snd siha avs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
e Cuparlrership.


NOTICE of DISSOLCIION # COPASA-
~ NERsTlIP-Ts- Cpi-., ;ssir he-c.-m-. .zi,:ns ;,
yssu .ls ie-sgnpt anier ths o. arL Z NSLUFi
LANIER c. "a ,h's day dsssges I m.A e'gs9' p tirt
Il Wla.0S rs.i.i.s .r.1 b--ess H. .se.-1 s-s1I =
ths la frl viii bs ss.i 81 esE 4 ~ ..rIs-Se, &c
" REGARD r WIS5-cW,
!. D. LAt-Es
RICHARD n WiG3L0W hsyi-E re.'-ss ro-s -, ff,a st
pInsLOT LANlER Co., "a uui.i.y-s1 have f3.-aef
G. oa-lsssip a. VII cc--r hr va u a. In -ff
IT y LsNiTA
~ { HC2GA,
DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given that the CO.
i portu-rshp heretofore eNne betSeen ne undeEsgSt
uuder he nsmn Of HAR0OtS BROTHERS oi.soyto Tue
sa1. Of ne ls,e firm III be- Q i5a.et by BRuGIIERE
and HENRY CLOSSEY L iiANGOlS
Z r. HARG0US
The nder hly, formed oop,rt-cr-np rder the name
ofHARGOt Co. Gr the prp,,e @. cc-duoi-s genera
shipping ard commission 5r,ueis. - .,.-....
Fr T.. + HARGOUS. Js..
N,Wycik Nav o. 1858. LOUIS LIZ cot rEtLk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

Real Gslais for Sale.

CHOICE STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY for
" siIE-Beau.f!l Sites fcr Villas and County Seas
yery osrabs s-a b. sufy located properly fof private Z 81
% view proximity the fer-eI UNSURPASSED L. q In ihe
yiciay Of he New Brighton aid Qra.aa le
arces situated very heahy AID vii BE- sod
/, lower Pics whole il parts than o:asr ir':i.
D. ~ - % the SANE grade o. the isaud
iaqui!e a ROByRT HEsLEWO0D. near the ia'aa:c.e
la-a.r-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
Sales a. An,.son.

WILLIS EcaoLs. Auciic 1ser.
AUCTION NOTICE --BRONS & NICHOLS
IA vii seE WEDNESDAY Juoe I, =. iot c'ol'cs her
sassn NJ s. HJsslr ltse sss0tmeD OF shCpND-
HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PsrioUai. d, t''uof'
eds cr+i,ef
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

WNSEND, CLINCH & DIXIE
Nos o. and 90 FRoST-sT.,
OFFER FOR SALE;
TEAs-rear ard Black II even variety y. qsy inl decrP-
tior q pa kage.
COFFEE-Mochs, Java and o'hsr Easl India -
sPICFs-Sunatra ana Snzpcnr Pepper. Jamaica Pnen'o,
Numez ard Mace .Csss Csssia NeTa Cin-lnion Cloves,
Gin ger. and other Spice5
INDIGO-Msnila Msdrs ~. Caracas ~ VaGto1s ai-i-.
NADDER-DC.ch Onbro.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

iNOX SALE-A 7a,Uate FAIi5I. containing lA
ac.. os rhc.ce Lad togetar with TIE STOCK ard eAna
mo IMPLEMENTS tLa.ed three miles t)I'A ol Ner
br-r5 O-ango Coy Y H,sa god view Of the river and
-oLdiag ccuI'ry Tie irProsee,s coas.'. Of asee vel
Ia. ei-K Tena holsc Hay house. Bsrn, CaTrisge ncuse
S,s5e Sc re, large Apps Orchard ard sres ,1rGy OF
uedia.e'r Ap..y . GEORGE CLARK. hewburgh, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

DROPOSALS for $500, 600 CENTRAL PAIN I,i,
IMPROVEMENT tUkD STOCK Seasg 511 BE2P9;y,' w W..
iS, is59 at o'clock H. wher the viii be Pa1a.eey
as Sh9 Sn g an 6o e. AS r % or TE & dENrRht
PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF THE i.a CIT Or ".
NLWYoRk estlcdaea y an acs srd a ie e,sm ~ H. Cen
tral Pak in tine Cry q NegYork." pissea Apii ~ 10,
sme1dfd Ag III BY @ s m.So sss ~ ag sg T 5 Ps
Th sid Stock Ill consist Il Three Thousand Sh're' q one
Hundred Dollars eact shsr, bearing .ere' 81 .i, Tae Of SIX
soia scdeeh,sLc o. to- dag 4 Aasn, 1897.
vii b. reqaId 70 depos!. with tte Chamberlain of the e'y
sasded w thS ssS Gersa cay .y 3 BID. epScy cdH e
] i sry thereon sna M 4 5ts5 pr zoe o [g rtc,c G e9 ,n
dcae TO- the par value of member Il shares bearing e''
Each prcpcstou scd be sealed p and indo'od ",oposa'
for Ceu.ra Park Improy Fnd stock and the fp9sal
s: sealed i ED iIsGITe S sS I IL cdIoei The
right reserved on The part Of the coI1ef 20 reJeo, az & a. e.
NI5ts . Of RiaLc~ Cc.-ae Office Neyoik May
H. 1859 ROBERT T. HAWs. Controller.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
Ward al The the Cork e :he Board e coy
Ter c oh a ocE roor f. making certain ari
repair. @ o. coIoRE6 schooLH9IsE Ne IL Lse'ya'; a.
5 be @ ,sea 'ea tae c5 oi be So B'
AZ r. Psistnr se ias,e wal. of Word siooHo-s No
s. IL said Eighth Ward according % sp cfea,c-' o. o. snc
T. be the office O. the Supern,e- oi sIo, Ds'
asaforesaid "
all Of the proposals Il deed fr the Plbc interest
to 60 30 WiIiIHM BfooMtiEL ComHii''i'aeT'
CTEAMSHIPS for SALE.-Tne undersigned
- offer for sale the Steamship, FLORIDA, ALABAMA a-d
AUGUSTA They about 800 each; b' II tts ci.y
by w H. Webb mac chineS Novelty WoFks; ars.-cas
'1r Ta' Apply SAM AI Il Il ThMfiy / IL SON
sod previously private sale VIII BE- cold Of I'd
kFSDAN the first day Of une az auction a. he Mtlchs-s
EAchauge, o'clock ,. u, by L. NJ. Hoffman Co.
Y'HE GOOD WILL ard FURNITURE Of an
ncr, esing School, IT, the vicinity OF Brooklyn. to be dis
posed f immediately Iaq!re No 6 cor stse ana BOND
Ste. after o clock in the day.
G.O nNnTO 81, 5,OOC-PARTNERW WANTED
DC.O\GVn in old established Manufacturing bus ness
paving profit Of from S5ooo.o Soooc per anEnm per
son knowing how dea with ames sud wrs 70 devote ,ite
and energy 10 business will 6cd this opporuny Tn.
uonabe eyeu and srd IL regard 70 character
&c Full particulars given upon interview by letter Al re'
with real name X. URRAi Box ne. 49, Tribune Once
q. EOO PARTNER WANTED-To puf-
9pOVVs chase tie interest e retiring Partner, n a
good business. cleaipg 81 coo year = man OF
steaoy habits viii fao this ttabc OPPORTUNITY Cal at NO
| $50 Broadway, room No -
CI nOn To $50, ,OO0.-A valuable PA ArENr
- .UUU for SALE TOWN or STATE RIadTs.
SEELI 4 GARBANATl. Pho,ogaplic Chemists, No 43i
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

WANTED For 4 young Cuban, 10 years CID
w BOARD 10 the Coutty Teacher. family ps' { rec
where he could be ,surt' Eu.h ard receive rrsat .. n'
An.wer with terms. l. (HARLikR No C E.,: 2th 8, New
lNIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
Osliol oI fHI CHic,So ,ND Rock Island R R Co,
NtwNoRK MAY q. Ig9.
Y'HE ANIMAL MEETING OF tie Stockholders

c. this Company Ae lection q ,tiFseu DrectcFs f ,hs
eusU-s viii bt held Ohice q M Compsuy ia the
Ciy II Cicsco State = Illinois, FRIDAY the Ieh day -
June lle pcl wl BE- oIs a st n osock snt
ccsed a. II ocs Tie Tss.t Bel vii b. ccse on n,
aerucor Of WEDNESDAY tha lt d.y - June and ren,a
closed ncuitg 4 H. 10 day q y,ue by Sfdss
% the Bosra FRANCIS II. TONS S,ey.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

ss.re:ary IsAAc ARsiTT Ac, = spzrPA.p ,'os-N''
NEW-ENGLAHD MUTUAL LIFE ms. co,
~ Bos,- Capal sed acr1rnua.et PssI,;u' So -.
Paus cash dsie-d Of per eek 20 q he lrs ed PanqA
@.s RepoIts 1c., f-r-ishe1 grat... JOHN hofFth.
AZ. sr3 At5-uey fo- she &C., NJ - Bfoa:Say T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

NATIONAL ACADEMY Of DESIGN.-The
IN sab ANNUA AL EXHIBITION Is NOW OPEN daily from
"a - 70 o. u ~ toe Galleries Ia loth 81 Broadway
T. ADDISON RICHARDS.
CorIespoaciny SScy n A.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

DARN UN's M u Sci NJ ONE WEEK
- MORE, and POSITIVELY THE FINAL ONE Of those
brilliant and Attractive Comedians. LITTLE C0RDELlA
HOWARD AND HEK Parents Mr. AID Mira q. C. HOWARD
TUESDAY EVENING Mas ST. n o'clock will be repeated
the Drama of UNCLE TOMS CABIN with all the original u
frc,s In sin scts and TWELVE TABLEAUN LITTLE COR.
SEY, ui.a So and Rrcskdowus. Mr. @. c. HOWARD
ST CLAIR aud the rs; Of the ohaacteT by the talented
pany. AFTERNOON a. o'clock, the Dams Of THE LAMP
LIGHTER LITTLE CoRDELlA a. GERrY. Aner which,
the farce Of TfiE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM The Aqlaris,
Happy Family Picture Gaery. &c, Sc al here yet Ad
m,snce Is oeats Children 10 Is oens Paraaee seats
Is
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

GRAND RURAL FESTIVAL, CONCE.Kt,I ia ara IS
In PIC MIC by the NFW-YORk MUSICAL Mo AZ
CTION ASSOCIATION, 10 ccu col ~itE TIE Asihh
ICak MUSICAL FUND SOClkT1Ioon
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. JUNE 9Th srd TN
GRAND CONCERT IN Tlk OPhN Ait rt5ro
a, "a arr MI NTAL PERFORMERS. Conductor InLD-
1oRF 'tisFTID ard H. b. DODwoRTH The entire Mns,
% undef the dire ctnn o. Theodore ked wih
80. 90 a. ~ :he TFITONIA MAENNERCHOR and
RE UHiAKD sANGERBUND Dire iois Messs w, MLsah .a
- eon1de o. the seceId day with b-asr' display OF FIRE
WORKS. ..,as,o,- q, crrrS
Procession will star, Monday q. o'clock s. m For iu
IaTT,, c. % ss' &c L.. HILL. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

hNIDEND. Tho Beard of Directors Of the
~ HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have declared =
DNIDEND ct FIFTEEN PER CENT rpoC tse spsia! ,sos.
psy1b.e O. ana af.e- MONDAY, lu-o q. 1850
HENRY A OAKLEY sec-rnY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

ID
hfu fre m York q mile, from Bedford and Newcastle
Stations Harlem lt 20 timber balance
utd.r god cultivation; well fenced atd w1ter.d nae hppe
Orchards and other fu; Large utw Dwellings hichen good
cu buisirgs Loca.ou is healthy AID pleasaL Churches,
schools res. village post-oce miles Price 5 per acre
Tenn, easy s.ock, farming mpieInent &c, viii be- sold a.
moderate price may rely finding this one OF the best
farms in the county ApIy 10 J. J.IASDERBILT; Aseut,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

HYDE's Patent GRIPPING WRENCH,
IL tbss Pssn Bench Clamp. new DcorSpaxs Ra,els
e BED k.ys Tool Css- e,atsang Tcos weigh. o. ara
Hor,. Casas cheap ara god az vho.ess.s, By
GRAY BROTHERS, No. g. Beekmsas,.
TNGOT COPPER SPELTER, BANCA TIN
Il kNTrNoSY LEAD SPELTK2 SOLDER. PIG IROs
Tsrsslr By JOHN ". QUINCY Co. NJ. SC "ilisu-r-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

ELECTiON. The Annual Eltctcs Cor DlREC
IL TORS of his Ba-k aul fog INSPECTORS Of the g-N
,rsurg ct'o1 vii b. h. a: he Banking House on Tcfs
DAY tl iA dsy % IuueeA bs.wter he horu Of s IN
2pm. = l.. EhERiTr. Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
'VHE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

Lake George VII be eFcu To- se .ccep.ioa Of Cues
the is DAY # Jr-t. DANIEL GALE.
Proprietor
Caldwell. n Y.
Tie steamer MINE FEAiIA Capt. Gslc. will her
regular tp, correction with he Lake ChSnplaiI
and rsiiroai. 60 Ssra'ufs. on .he L. day OF June
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
RemopaIs.

L,Ok SAG HARBOR, LANDING at Okin&k
4 era GgFRhYJkT-The s.sarnst CklA,iSr ,S3ktV
O,,s--.. pi,r No SO. +. x fygry JUFspAl Ih
'' ""A' 81 ''-'''" a s. COgLlEs, Acat
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
CARM for SALE-In Rockland County, y. Y,
N0R SALE nj YONKERs-An elegant brick

COUNTRY SEAT Of Is rooms bull, Ia good ''ye WIN
fue river view carriage hcu,e and stable aud two sno hai
acres Of land wei stocked with fruit aid shrubbey Also
b.ict STORE snd DWELLING. corner OF Broaa|sg ana
Weiisav wei located for business Also, gclieel Rtsi
DFECE C. if Naibyrton-av. The owner, eoing
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