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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

NENTRAL PARK.
" EOTICE TO vIHIrERE.
"The ramhe having been formally thrown OMEN 10 Ne pu
lc visters will lind IN Ihe lew Guide Central Pask re
able recstons for reaching IBIS delightful spok and full d.
scypion Of al oher obec's Of iote-ast 10 the para.
Price ID oents For aae BY all and booksellers
Agricultural book publishers, i4o Fuion street ny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

An eYica's news ea1se speedy relapse mo expof~
boA grain and -four % tisues very SMALL a the former
+ . quite nominal rovhous are rather lower, q
general rule; beef b dun, with little business DONG
me expert continues n excess q hst year. Roo y
steady. Aahes are hrm. Foreign msrchandse sene-
rally lower in price, Thsre have been heavy receipts Of
sugar. and prices have again receded, causing two OF
three failures q Portland, No. Teas are pretty steady
Wool y quiet, with downward tendency Coffee u de-
pressed at the late auction lower prices we're accepted
des are dull leather 10 rather nrTosr, the demand be-
ing In exceas Of the supply. sslrits are dull Freghs
have not recovered from ke dunes of the past fort
right
From the following Custom House tables Of the trade Of
the week, II will be seen that neither the dry goods
the general importers are afraid Of the heavy ports Of
the spring but that they continue 10 import though
stood no chance Of being flooded with foreign goods in the
fall
For tie Week. 1867. 1868. 1859
General s %:icisadi.c asssi ,SiSS sssss4
.s: s.; a:y .s:s
Since Jan. s,os2isi si,l67, 2ao 100 2lsss7
EXPORTS, EXCLUSIVE OF sr.snr.
1857 1883. 1859.
Previously reported 2sis4,si5 asas7,4s4 M,ss6,b7s
Since Jan. L.. s2s, 274 $40 24,o2l e60 26sls,SA
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
Nay 3l-Ship s Russell, Hong Kong, Mex. dols $4,000
" Str. Borussia, Ham ours, Am. silver. 4637i
German silver 1900
" g Am gold coin $4,000
=" Cal bsrs..... $3.50
June 2-Steamship Empire City, Hsyana, specie 1858
Schooner Clara, ia mel, specie. 800. $3.50
g. " Epchanirees, Jacmel, Am gold $500
I" Brig T. b. Watson, LAeusyra, 5000
gold com. ......'........ go 900
" gold bars -. co. 1856
" " SILVER bullion 1l3 ,4i9
Str. Vanderbilt, Havre, Am gold coin 878, 100
f." " I" CAL bars. 500, b6i
4" E" gold & silver l8l, $50
Total. ,972
Previously reported. rs 7zb S9s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

WALKING MATCH FOR 500 ANDREW wHlTsMsIs
w will h,s Nopday) afternoon at the Dap, ~.
Jorseuo sr ct brookyp u walk plaok toty e'ans
without stopping. TO commence NJ three O'CLOCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Telegraph Marine Report.
SANDY HOOK, June s. sunset-N No inward bound vesles
In SIGHT Wind NNW, hight. weather clear.
HIGHLANDS June sunset-one brig south Of the Higb
lands otber In ward bound vesae In gh Wind hght0m
NV weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06
LOST AND FOUND.

,rOUND-AN IRON GaAY MARE On ToIaO AVGsUE
and Twenty eigb street Ihe have the
calling In three paying expenses sl sol
the corner of Third avenue twenty eighth street.
BkEkM 8EOS-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Il 80
NJ: Paul Morphy win play today ut O'Clock p. n IN
public, vt the
MOKPHY CEESS AVID BILLIARD ROOMS
his match with Mr. Thompson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

+ IQUOR DEALERS NEEiIN0-Tae REGULAR
monthly meeting OF the New YORK Liquor Oeaiers Ssciey
VIII be held ~ The ct opoitn kooms l6O Heser On
Tuesday evening, June 1889 o'clock PanctuS attend
sncs requested a. buaness o. will ACTED
PHILIP G.Gs, President
A. NJ MAr9EWS Wee Preodant
0usrAvus A. RATE, pecordipg Secretary.
Masonic NOrlCs-NEw WORK LODGE, no $780, r.
UI snd A. The regul.r uuicatou lodge win
be held 90 Ipedsy 7,hh ats and O'Clock r il their
CJonthiao) of orayd streOts Mem
be,s summonsd to he puncua mporance
will be brought hef re them. by order
A. DEsnOND, Secretary HI D. Brown W. NJ
AR. BUNEL HAVING CEOED HIS HOTEL, no $50
M Houston street. to Mr. hegs that ali pers ln1
having hills sgans' him. also all Ia owe hia
amount 70 present tn, selves the Aforesaid place
during The peXt few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06


CIADF1EI DIS 1IkSr PREMIUM CJLORED AND
ii brilliant 0reworks-Deust lane between Mas
ard wdsm stieeA formerly "a Johs street. York
Dealers snd committees for pubic private eIhiboas sup
pleo the nbt raj
UOiAY, TITUS l. co, General Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06
AJLAGARA AND DETROIT RIvEss RAILWAY cor.
~ RAGY lOF CANADA.

Smiths patent cnal varush, y
e ! n1 inch sep cocks.
25tGeive"
4twenv"
AL the stop cocks above sight inches diameter W bsve An
index attached, rbs~tsg bs Oostsou Of the 'slve.
The delivery b4kore
The whole To be delivered tho 30 seotember mott
Ihe specicatoDs governing The Of Ne articles
may be obtained n the EpgiDeer's efass. 8, Ooklyn.
seale6 pIoposals Will he evsd the June
OeOmiastppeRA
The Commissioners the right reject Any bid that
thew do not TOR tie nj be aoOept Bonda
will be reqofet tor The fualment OF The ooAfrsc
8bb FULTON STREET, brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

PASSPORTS -ARE YOU GOIH0 TO EUROPEP-IF So
get your passport duly vissd from regular AGENT
d TAYLk. 100 Nassau street with gun book and map
Of the bslte field and rope without extra charge.
regular meetsg o. the institution will be held At the
June G. By order ISAAC v. fOWLER Grand sachen,
CASPER G. CHrLps Secretary.
Mar hattsn seasOn Of Flo Siytb Nom,
cry 9sSth OF the Sch, and Of the Institution
tbe1ist
d 81 O0O EASILY MADE IN AMI LUMBERING DEs.
" LV.OOO ttt-Ihe greatest machine eytsut 4 rare
chance for business Call and Jovejoys Hotel,
at 10 O'Clock A. N. and z P H. q. MSNu EHH ALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

volate the Law lust much &c they do In diseosyins
the Board. This whole imbroglic shows how ptA>oiy
imperfect 10 our present school system No nsn wh'
il q. all familiar with the schools can doubt that the
system would be much practical wsr' there were
10 local Boards at al. We should surely Is that case
have LEES Of the terrible mismsnssemert winch rem
GERS seat in Local School Board pecuniariiy Walk
able 10 many Wards, ard politically valuable in ell.
Nothing but wilfu violation Of the regulations Of
the Board o:ei,s tee position Of teacher in this Fog
OF doubt AID uncertainty i. woai be cruel to nts'pr,,
obedierce to one Of two conflicting laws 20 be wfui
volson Of the ether If is rot probable, therefore,
ths sry Of the teachers viii be turned of. Nos IS /
easy to see how if the principals are mads to
suffer temporary loss o! salary, this can be extended
70 the suboriir ate teachers S consiie, able portion
both Of the Bible sci the AutiBibls psy anxious
that al the teachers 10 these three wards should De
cut Of The Bible desire it 20 show that they are
eaIrest Jealous ard determined; the An.Bible men,
to Arouse sympathy for the martyrs TO their rel-
gion." They eau hardly carry then point. IL the Pay
OF the piilcpsIs merely is stopped OILY 10 msr sad
women are affected, bet to stop the pay OF nesry 200
escbers, wculi be to carry hardship, if no: sueEios
into many hCmes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
TIE BIBLE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Although the bylaw Of the Board of Educs,icn en-
ioirpg the reading Of the Bible in a. the pubic
schools went into effect nominally on the lst OF Aa-
pus sti s operation is lot felt until the regular psy-
day of the Board for September, which is Friday
next, Tie bylaw is as follows:
A-iiee g. section SO. srbdir'sion -.
Of The Roro OF Educaou shall b. opened by h r-sding o;
portion Of the Holy Scp,uiss ~hon, note OF comment sna y.
sb the uri.e lotion report 70 toe proper
Beard of Trustees ana 70 this Board any ,los'a Oh ' "
sg; " hlch report shal be snuexed 20 the payroll
~ To- .tSsou of aoher shall forfeited BY wifi vic.
lsor rule rrsa.ioo Of this SonG srd
shall thereafter be employed IN aIy Ao uni- tIs ~
b ~ Bos E,ty s, sai sA Ifp ss0. b;
;ea Of The rc. snc reEaIsAor' o. L, pa =. ".n .a
tea be ccgnzE snd ercn report OF sbsnc .nnek,i
duy reported each h- violation By teacher ineGsed
The payo Of the rues :ud n g1lstions Of tbs Board
PFC ,i.io1. 4 ri. BY law have been eompi.d wh
IA Section II Article Aforesaid sau ste effect ifoG sna
al ssis Article shai ts.e ,aec, iaueois.ey.
TIE returns Of the Fourth and Fourteenth Waris 70
the Board have been made they state thst the esV'
enth subdivision has not been compiled With. The re-
turn Of the Sixth Ward states that ell the regulsaon'
Of the Board have been complied with, Of which ne
have been officially notified" The Sixth Ward no.
having ade proper return, Of the pay r0l Of
that Ward cannot be signed by the President sud Clerk
Ct the Boardthe essential preliminary to getting the
uorey.
But a. to the other Wards, the Fourth and -Four
teenib, it the duty of the Principal Of school
TO open il then clearly the Principal would be Eespon-
sible if were opened II accordance With the reg
ulators Of the Board Bat il is nowhere made the
duty Of the Principal; indeed in many Of the up-ioSa
scbools, the Trustees open the scncol- nearly every
orrirg and it is than probable that they hsv9
tie right designate any teacher they may choose 70
open the school.
But if by implication i. is male the du,y Of the
Principals 10 open tie school,, what THAI Inc
organic lar places the teachers under the control OF
tue Trustee the Trustees have the poFer Of appoint
mept and dismissal the Trustees 10 the non Biole
reading Wards command that the Bible shsh No; be
read by ers,tmsst have the tesch been released
from the control Of toe Trustees; they be puIisee
cbsyhg their lsgaily constituted directors wee
these PIAoipsl ts ds0bsy thsI Trustees, they woal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
THE GREAT CRICKEF MATCH
SECOND DAYS PLAY.

Ye,erdsy beirg d still 6uer dsy than the previous
one drew forth al Increase in the lumber OF visitors
70 witness the orcke, mstcA ST Iioboken. As esr'y
a. 10 o'clock, the ferry hosts began 10 be pretty well
led esch trip, sud long before - full tide of pso'
Die set 10 for the grounds, every species cf vehicle
n At could be obtained being called INTO reqsis.on
Fully tee ,bou.snd persons must hsvs been on the
grounds at ole time, and II any more cane ami went
away during the game, the field being constantly sur
rounded by dense msss Of spectators. The crowd st
times tneroached or the grounds, much to the eetri'
mert OF the PLY, in the fed Of tie twenty-five, as
several opportunities Of catching tasF opponents out
were o.t en- that account osirg 10 the lnPossiblty
tf getting At the ball. At ll:53, Heysard ard PArr
resumed tteir places az the wickes', sid HANS and
Gibbes those At tie bosiog ciesses. l; was soon
psroepiibe that al iapToversr; IN beio bosAng ana
lie ding q the Txelly-tws hai taken Place, AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

Mastered TO the place where the baron lay followed
by the princes aud the ladies in attendance when the
BsYUp wac found to be senseless, and to have sus-
taiped teversl severe wounds on the head With
erest kindress her Majesty bound up the wounds, and
the luckless Baron was conveyed across tae lake
called the Obsree and then in her Mejestys carriage
10 Berchtesgsden. At the latest date he bad no.
covered consciousness.
"A lively discussion 10 going on in the Charleston
journals on the question, whether Mr. Siams writes
good English. A long article in The Courier main
taEs the neg alive and cites from series of clever
literary criticisms shch or. Sirnns is publshng in
The Hereury, by way Of evidence. We must say,
however, that the case is By means made oat.
Mr.. Lsysrd has gone to Italy to resume his labors
among the frescoes he loves WELL and knows better
than any Epglisbmsn. He is az much at no ne in the
out.ofthe-wty churches and converts Of the little
hill towns of Umbra aud the Apprentices, as among
the mounds of Nimroud and kouyurjik.
M. Emile de Girar5in has come forth with new
pamphlet, entitled lie DtSarmement EuropS,n. The
only chances Of preserving pesce, according to the
author, lie in general and immediate Disarmament
OF al the nations Of Europe. Bet how this ia to be
brought about he abstaiLs from saying.
"A brother and nephew Of Moses Y. Beach OF
The Neu. York Sun are located 10 the fsr south
western part of Kansas, OF the Arkansas River and
the Santa F6 road, aud are making fortunes in curing
buffalo bans and trading with the overland emgrants.
Sometimes the herds Of buffalo miles il extent
Mrs. Mary Co1den Clarke has published the
following "SonLets on Hearing Of Leigh Hunts
Death"
Tbs word grows empty fadiDgIy aud fas.
The dear ones aud the trest ones Of my life
Melt forth and leave ne but tie shadows rife
OF those who blssful made my peopled past:
Shadows that IL their numerousness cast
sense Of dssolson sharp as knife
Upon the soul, perplexrg I, with strifs
Against the vacancy, the void. the vast
Unfruitf1l desert, which the earth becomes
To che who loses thus the cherished friends
OF youth. The LOST Of each beloved sends
An aching consciousness Of wsnt tina. durlbs
The voice 10 silenco-skin 10 the dead blank
AL things became, when down the sad heart sank
And yet 10. wouids, thou myself have viewed
Af,ictioD: thy true poet-soul knew bow
The so;tst ths sIting' patiently TO bow
To wises. teachings that they still renewed
Ia the strong hope, firm trust, faith imbusi
with cheerful spirit-constant 70 syow
The good Of cen things evil. and allow
All Ills TO pas with courage uuiubdued.
Philosophy ike tiins turns 70 pure gold
Earth's dIoss imprisonment asl AIMED grace
A dignity, as borne BY thee, in bold
Defense Of Liberty and Right thy f,ce
R,hectcc 10y hearts sun mid sickness, pain,
And giefi nay, loss itself thou m,dst gain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HE.D.-Ffom the appearance Ct the yards
ct tor'y-ourh street, yesterday the supply for the
week vii not oyerrun eco head-berg about ! 800
head less than the total offered last week With this
comparatively moderate number aud the spirited de-
ms,d which prevailed yesterday afternoon, we think
it fair TO presume that more satisfactory business
will attend to-days sales than We have recorded for
several weeks past. The Groves are generally in
good onditiOr, ard prices for Tuesday transactions
show an improvement OF s5os7 Y head, or &c. y
h. We noticed greater gathering than usua. Of
dealers in conn on cattle, trying to buy at previous
rates; but sellers Of all grades were very firm st. the
quoted advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cOuRr-ocr. t-Bsssss
I,,tioe NyLsoN

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URr-oer. t-Bstsss
Justice NsLsoS.
SHIPMENT OF LARD IN Hor MANIFESTATIONS
BILIrY oF THr CARRIER.
VIZ Nsloa e. a. o., John % woodrua, JOAN o. wS,drsf
az wn Neson e, o.
The libel was lied IN the FIRST cAe by the hSelaat
l,r5 IN re .ss Maid Of ossss f Ne-osaa. por
J ,as . 49, III T.,H,seS s' as% -:
g. Pant e the ssi Ia the esve o. s Apnenc sofa sss
Cert sesw ana 70 this Court Il denied bat thai vsy
tsesy . q led occurred - board % toe vse eenps -.
rssss lr.. Of sbos, eecoS iss worth ssps Ssee Tns
s o. s.s q sd .s s,s' !. l :
tens uthrown" The weather excessively hot 10 New
nd s,s,peS S n, pver on the erss which va dsss
morning ev-.ins &c .via ,As s.y IA. d.vs
Trswsd s,w,s s and m Aud .ceocas II. v..sss z
tie iesnopy tie s'd taken on eesrd sns vessel VIA -
.sr and barrels i-atss bsii tire lsvre sAsttas
hocrs he'd be sh.rei and soo'e OF ne s>r'r wee @ans
TIE soss desssscy occurred IN the q the ship
a., ie..;. the coadOa Of
the article snd % The excessive beat whsse re ms o. As
New Orleans this port very fa and satisfactory 'hw
re d PPssy .Sd .lfSy ',c,ea sca "a ,-.P.e; :, the
Aud il further tia, al due sud proper asea IL
n; Of Tie .9gs and AMI .s nis1 IS.
OF ocudan packages when dscasrsed a. tEis po sas
to 1 ,;, %. s' to o. hS. Sa well ss sni wis proper
material have whh.,ood substantial injury With the
Bu this for BY nearly all the witnesses experiences
hot weather connection with the tendency n the melted rl
10 ard loosen the hoops The proof that the
mouth. July Aueuss hc, tsyoDa hs- Of preceding
yesr, peps the bsohss Of the ves At this p
tie the sod excessive tha no pen could remssn
l. IL well settled that the shipper takes rss attend
Up .hpusnt Of this character from the hes o. ts
weather unless neglect i.u can be sh~sed upoa the
vessel c,nbs,ius the iss Il? How 27sh sna cay.
after VERY careful eN,nnaloa Of the evidence that 10 NJ
s 70 negligence us has beea established Tee
decree Of the Court below must b. affirmed.
sPPEAL ~ AcNIHALrr.
Elisha Baker act the ship Potomac.
The oIy que s'ion in this 90 the report 81
he the Court beo 10 respect 70 the smoaa of
epars materials furnished 20 the ship Pocmsc rss
Csa below based s decision upon defect Ia h ioas
relating either 10 matters settled In the 1e
cree Commissioner net sufxci snty spetho
a1i rorted to rsse the exception.
avn 40 .ued think Cour, right both grounds stated.
Br, In have looked ino the evifsucs
bef the ~hou resud 10 the ,rms osjsttonss
A. am the weisnt Of sassins the reports ct csse
the Furnished the part Of the respondent tsndns "
rrdu sud value OF the repair and 20 change the
,.rc uu~n made questionable that we ere
n Interfere with the rpor as the witnesses wes
prr,ou.y bee Off making aud Who had hstt~ 90
rvr.y 20 the VI crrdibhiy 10 b given -
hm than The extent AID ~ tue repairs s.en
10 e.tsbsh u the usual aud with easoutbs
and the reouttns prof very general nd iedshaits
Decree below stti med. -
hue hr rtspoLdent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
APPEAL IN ADMIRALTY.
Elish. BAKER at The ship fotomai
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Ocr A-Bsf,rs
,uose BgIrs.

The psrel Of Grand Jurors WAS called, aud quorum
helm. they were swon. The folio wing tue Of
the Jiry: Joln n Ab-ei Foreman, Henry H. Ella. wilsa
Eve,sd.L Geo Frabkln Samuel H. Hoo,.s. John g. Hnss
Iohn L. Mar,ir Charles smthsor james w Csultwe. Ana
brcse X Els, Chsrlss Francis 0so. A Heans. John u
HAMS Jo.sph w Hay.u Charles Ia Stewart. Frederick Il
F1uler BENJAMIN Wills
The Grand Jmy charged the Court the topics
aNr retired their duties which viii not be oaer
ou. tie cr,minsl calendar being Light
Tho u Of the petit jurors called aud civil causes tAksa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
SUPREME COURT-caAnsEks-octs A-Bsfors Jasics
SUTHERLAND.
DIVORCE IN HIGH fTrE.
Sussn 8. Ward ast Thomas w. Ward.

In
Su,sn 8. Ward Thomas w. Ward
This motion for ahmony on the part OF
the ~e q Gen. wsd Of Tsx pendns her st for divorce %
The sosss the par, Of the wife showed th st the tms
.ne OF hsr by the marriage there
five children Mr Ward sed that shortly after their
WORD, her which h. conpud to th. time thus rendsras
for het live with h She also alleged tina: he treated
four years go Intended to separated from
hi no. s% Bat Oh - a ' on toe :s
p!.inf remained viii, him. but that b.. conduo, IVES bA
fpdsn, nteup eiats and bl.sphsmous behavior
TIE general rPy In defr.s specifically denied each "a
s voluntarily He further legged ,ns, at tn. .iue Of his
ibis city sns T1a hi. associations saa
were and induce him % d. 90 that sae offered
IL. q estate s TO her BY sister, but which pro@'s she
would lt.s from As wife AID tbs msabsf Of hsI a-
81, oopdset bad sw., been ,hsc,ioas,' and Lisa
Wednesday, Banei Davi.on for psiAsih' ). W. Gerard
Belize Justice IscRAH,n.
RECENT OPlNIONS.
selonsr. Receiver sst FcrteE
IsGRAHAN ibis motion cannot be mi1e Tor eny
gusdty comp aimed OF 10 not stated In the notice
shown a., 1000 cause for opening the Judgment
As s be .s a. * :s9is
cb pcsd him. been indacee % disooatnas re 20
cher scaa. he od not lnow client be 6aaA
IN nj. az
~, 1870 - hs,..b, h. Rec.csr wha ia. n.
r. -. di,. ~ nd. ci.in erros tb.t which n Al
sL"w"Sse u ,ns 's"'J " ". o', ..,..., .
tait'o nor oh,i' sba .ae os t si,a',. 100 ~
otb<obess uae IN. ~ N 80 - 49, y,
e r ~ l"N '.s ., Ya a. 1910. 80 ~:
~ m ~ Iox,d o. o,ared on toes s,ocr Ion unss. ,hs a.
frHds sceu 81 mn osis,u sns sen w ~ ~, ~ ~.
$3.50, 80 eSrb. nt oro, ,@dios, xaa 10 e,sx Of
t -, 80 $40 % ' ''f ' -
are 10. conplisS With In tea days from sss-
vice n 10 ice q this order, the sane 10 detDss
Jsu 70 brown ohsr rrss., to The New YoIk saf
Eli Rs'roSd Company sb6 o,hsfs
I,GRaBAN J.-Tbs psInt,ffs, Bro Va AID Divi, a.
the hcheu ~ the tlrd fone snh hh nss6s
bond. sDd Dew hod, q the fourth ,'nd. coa
usLced THIS scion ana oobb'o Le spphn"'eH" s'7''''~
f.r TOO b.lsh, Of al r-p'e',oi1S By then a.. ,..
N iionh ho~ ma9s y Dass ons o. "s m.s< ~. -
oro.f oireeoz the receiver 20 Ply .s7
,sIa a ana .,s,ns The essns Of sons
81 H.. ,,n.,,r, oo 10. p,,or rDors.s-s
To. q Ups upSD xsh Uek Al sppdesaen /, made Il. .bx
the ba ,.euo BY toe uth orts.se are 70 dswa the
Th- aspiration 10 oVpessd By Trustee under the sscos1
uott.s.e. Hr Joseph " slisr, a95 By the received
lpd'psldeDt IL tie tack .. s,ato ~ ms liver, na -
,noutt. u BE- p.,d &c pfoTasa .er y ns mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
A GRAND AHALGAMATED CRICKET MATCH for

the Bea-f. G tie AEHLs1d p4Jer.A srsnt sas gAD.sed
Cricket match val Of Tnl EsDAr fkioAr aud SAT
uEDsY IL :. G-oIgs Lck. Ground H9ookea oesFeen
Tilted s.ses ADD sx f,h- 81 Eng Aod The M wLs
gentlemen, ceke. 'rrra he s. Gofs aud se. cFk
Cigts will par. r ire Meas. u 5s-s, Wfsh;
LslE, Waller Ffd, Van Ba.sn, Hrsd g. HSn.n saap sad
why.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

THE TR,B,-NE reaSers will ,

THE TRIBUNE readers will notice that HIRAM
ANDERSON No - Bssery s.s rssssi the pr'es o. Esss
M-eslf n N-iee, Bruss- Thr~e-Py, nssi, Csrp,ss
Rurs Mas on Clhs far bslo~ any flna "a "a. stv
In u. n<- sssoftrsrs o. gres. red elton.
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fAzvc-ssyzse.
Topeh;,g Al Aeautifu. 10 The new q

ef Oct 81 ts. Dr,sks' O. BssxrS's hvssus Yea ve~
With ssf over ~. hsspss n ala weep ~
Ser res.s,aoa 20 vsrr nh v.,y exsg saf yin b. ~
pss;ed THis ArlERxoos s1i EvEstse.
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Orrpr's COD.LVER on JELLY.

Tie ouy certain fof CoxsCsPTlos, AsTBHA, and a.
.iDd. q CoUCHs 10 taken girhout
OEce Nc IS5 I'll Az, aud sold b. al respectable orgxxa.
PEsFoLD, PsSkEk &pwgk,
Waoisss.e A.ers, No. Is Bsskmsnst-
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A PORTRAIT FOR 4 SHILLING AT HOLMES
Sh Ing Picture Gsy 20 s5 Bsoeiey "A revival 81 ne "a
m.ehEs tcfe Akei, ATE Il No =, DAD ay E .as D'dla'
PASogrspts al sh-i.s PcTxa;s sxiasaTsiy TX ne 'x
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train tksir childrep

PAKENTs can learn bow to tam ttsr ct'Idre0
fT usefu3ess ard t.pyn.u AID ysurx Ia vha
rvtsi' The, can beet srccred By bosinns f-a,sgtca exa
instson with chat Fo~Lssx wuISs No Ss DteSkVag.
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IAdyer,lenert.

"CoSTAK's" yERMIS ExTERsuSAT0R
Destroys eli CAssss a vsrsia Ins.sa.y.
Re. sA.e eysrJEsero.
PAnclFAL DIPor. No. 40 Broaa~sJ, n. T.
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GURsEY's GALLERY
fAdyrrtis-uIeL.

t.rst block teLv The N.w-Yorb Hot.L
pEoToGEaFBs DAGUEEEEorrREsi nhiATusks IN oiL and
iyosYTYPzs.
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fAdg.rtlssment |
RRADY's GALLERY

Has REMOVED foul NJ. % Broadway 70 No. 63 Broadway
eorler Of Bs.cAerS,-
PaoroGsAPHs, DAGuERREorYpEs snd ANssorYPEs.
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GEoLoGY,-Dr. Boynton gives his second lecture
tie first on geology prcper-to-nisht, 81 the Cooper
Institute.