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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

A n MsEvn, Anctoaess
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., TudeAS.
- Ropus, No Is Prt.rov
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNooN

WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY AFTERNOOM
jane and 2, ct o'ciock
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS MlNUSCaIPTS Nsc>-
flONS. PRINTED CURIOSITiES, ke.-The proc--t, -.
pryste COLLECTION. and gathered during many yrsn lar,
embracing Autographs Of Statesmen. Commsnaers RcsJ -
sopAs-~ Autboo, Ariss Drsusis,s. Musicians Dsvns ~
seisns kc many ot th-u Of historical i.,,r.S
and int Toe collection also embraces variety q ~
With Au,ogrsph IDscnpsions, inerr.,ns printed curssss
kc Csi&esss me-, b. had on application A. the saissusa
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Iunc :, a. o'cioet
COINS. MEDALS &c This collection enbr,e-s Sss :.
Of Amercsn and foresn Coin. M-dss sad f-ss
including many that Also variety of Nanuss,
Books kc
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY snd FRIDAY EVENINGS
June {. and 10 at O'Clock.
The en'ire private Library % the Rev v C. PArr L,-
o As ). amens Floating Chapel ~ the foot Of Fr 4,
this city This library eubrace. collection Of Theos<eA
A-o variety Of His,ocsl Biorrspaicsl snd P-s
worts books os Trsyes Arts, Brls Le,trs and s-ner No
cesnrocs Literature. &e gs,hrr daring many tAs
late srd Includes many important bts which 30
cult 20 obtain. Also aboG: lfo OIL-PAlNTINGs snd IN
CRAVINGS which viii be sold Friday eseaies CsLsss
a. ready
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
financial.
ALsEsr II NIooL,y Aue.icn-e,
OEGUIIAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS al

ALsEtr II NIcoL,y Aue.ion-er
DEGUIAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS aud
~ BOSDs-ALBERT Il. NlCOLAY viii srL. THIS DAY.
June 49, O'Clock r. a. the Merchants kxchang~;
Famer Czeu. snd Bank Of the Common wealth >tock
CrseIs, Frusn's MaIket Lenos, Hamilton North Rive,
Crest Western Msrius Home " shiug EmpT- City. Amer
ican Columbian Marin Insurance S'k Metal
lie Spug Co. L. 5 5 Sugar RhnnE ~ and 0.wrro
RAusd Brookl,u A;h-Dxu Ckcago s. Paul aid Food du
Lac Raroso Cor -odsied S,age snd American Ggsno Soc
Fo Madison per cent Cleveland aad roled9 Railroad p-r
cent Lake Erie Wabash and s, Louis per Henry
Lee County Uowa pr ceu sne New York sud New Haven
Railroad per Bonds
Securities received in sdditoa the regular advertised kS
during every sale. Next regular sale MONDAY June
Regular Auction Sales Of Stocks and Bonds Monday
Thursday every dsy Whenever required i2i O'Clock
the Merchants Exchange Sock and Bonds bought -od
private sale and a, the Brokers Board Interest
deposits. dividends collected.
large variety Il Bank snd Insurance Stocks sso other
Securities. constantly o. hAad 81 private sale.
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
QO0!2 Stock Auc:oneer Broker and Banker No. Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN. Auctioneer.-At the
~ Central ssl.sroons of Woashby AID Pear
Brooklyn FRIDAY. June s at lol O'Clock m., Resuls
Tables Sofas Chairs. Bureaus Maissss BedseAes SAov.
CsTps Olo,h. Resersors Dinner aud r-s Cso kery
Also. lo' Of Millinery Goods. Ribbons SC, sc.
HORSES and CARRIAGES at AUCTION
On THURSDAY June at ny ocost 10, Of top Bss.
ge.. top BugSes Ro;ka~sys Ac, the csrias. essy
nes the Dept stamford c. Trains leave Newlst frss
27th-s, aud 4th ay at T. and 9o'clock q IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

nIyIDEND.-The Board Of Directors of the
~ HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have declared
DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER CENT upon the espAl stock
payable and after MONDAY, June O. lSJ9
EENRY A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

OfFicE OF TIRE CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND r r Co, I
NEwYskK, MAY ?, Ne.
FINHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
OF this Company for the election thirteen Directors for the
ensuing will be held the Oe OF the Company IN the
City Chicago State Of Illinois, FRIDAY the 10th day OF
June next. TT. poll will be opened at n clock a. ard
closed II O'Clock The rranstr Book viii be coed he
afternoon Of WEDNESDAY the it day Of June and ruain
closed until the morning the 10Th day o jane BY order
Of THE Board. FRANCIS H. TONS. Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
THE briggs PATENT PIANO-FORTE-

TNHE briggs PATENT PIANO-FORTE-
Or, THE VIOLIN PIANO.
II bull. upon iron frame bed plate, entirely sepsfsH
rom the thus relieving the sound boards AID eveJ ohs
p.rt Of the Instrument from the strain.
II will remain IN TUNE Tor MANY MONTHS, and when tas
s1inu are settled for yesa - -
has sounding boards above and below Ike the Violin
vhh connected together In the thus MAKING
he entire instrument vibrstory she'd
1t has depth and nes Of tocs and s Soetenns"
power Of sustaining the has been equAed exoo
BY Instruments Of the violin class
Il IMPROVES WITH AGE and USE, becoming more usrs
,ory and the purer and more sonoroas.
1T 10 the BEST PIANO-FORrE EXISTING" and rsoosf
nended by GOTTSCHALK THALBERG. and many other ~
soi. Assnn, wM HALL & SON. No. 4s Broadway,
between Spring and PrinoestA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
Grrnrsions.
OCEAN 6teamers, Sc.

TT S. MAIL steamship VANDERBILT. fw
" Haye via Southampton. will sail fron Pier No HosA
RIVER precisely at n,on SATURDAY June With Pssssnss
Malls and syeie for Europe. Several excellent rooms "a -
engaged. b. TORRANCE, No. s Bowling Green, Nee fose
Tbe steamship ARIEL will sail June l8.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
OFFICE on rHE ILLINoIs CsNrsAL RAILRo.D Co

NEw.YoRK. May q. 1859
N'HlS COMPANY is now prepared To receive
Il payment in full apon its capital stock SET forth In the
circular addressed ts shareholder the s,h o March last
The Freeand Bosds and al other obligations OF the Company
except the Construction Boods due in 1875 viii BE- received
par and accrued interest IL payment Of the balance Of $50
share unpaid.
Certificates paid shares will be issued upon which the
Company viii pay Interest dividend Of TWO DOLLARS
hse semi annually upon the conditions recited in the cir
cusr. By order Of the Board
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

E,OR SALE-A valuable FARM, containing IN
choice Land together with the STOCK snd FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS, susted three uiles souh OF New
burg Orange County Y Has good view Of the ver and
surrounding country The improvements consist Of large we'll
Stable 8c H, large Apple Orchard and great variety Of
other choice Fruit the premises Possession be had i'm.
medistely Apply to GEORGE CLARK, Newbarsh, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
Gnmmer Retreats.

GUNNER BOARD.-Tbe large frst-class edifce
- of the ROCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE, located be-
Permont and Nyack directly the Hudson, will be
during alton in July and August for the reception
limited number Of quiet Rentee families To those wishing
comforts Of the city combined with
rural charms o the country, this place probably offers more
than be found elsewhere accessible to New
York. .
For further particulars call at the Institute address
L. ID. q C. +. MANSFIELD.
GUNNER BOARDING ut tSARATOGA.-Fami-
- lies desiring Private Board may find superior accommoda
ons spacious cool and quiet ample and shaded play
grounds at reasonable mnues walk from CongIe.s
Spring by applying Immediately TEMPLE GROVE HOUSE,
Saratoga Springs, New-fork.
WINSTON HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY, MIN
w NESOTA, j. =. DARROW. Superintendent.-Thh IL
elegant furnished Hotel In the Norhw
open for the accommodation Of guests IL desirs
being central the business part Of the city, and
commanding full sight Of the Falls Of St. Anthony and It's OBJ
Balconies afford the uest views tina: b. obtain
cd Of the cities Of ST. Anthony and Minneapolis .
This House completed at cost Of ana furnish
I'd In princey style, additional expense Of &600U
The bated Falls of Mime HaHa Laughing Water are
located about miles distant from the Winsow House In
direction They approached BY excellent road
om the Hotel object preenent beany aud roman
dc fail excite the elimination Of the tourist
Transient board 90 per day.
The tables furnished with the greatest variety and the
choicest market affords and attention wanting to male
tbs guests Of the Wnslow the friends Of the House
g. w. MCLEAN. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Co.
partnership heretofore existing between the underdzned
under the name of HAROOUs BROTHERS !, Dissolved The
affairs the late firm III be liz qidsed b. r. BRCGUEkE
and HENRY CLOSSEY. p. A. HARGOU3
L. T.. HARGOUS
The have formed coparnership under toe
ofHARGOUS co. for the purpose Of conducting general
shipping and commission business
l.. y. HARGOUS JR..
EevYork MAY %, 1859. LOUIS LIZ COUTHULX.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
GEO. cHRIsTY. OPERA HOUSE,

(,FO CHRISTYs OPERA HOUSE,
No ~ BROADWAY.
D N Proprietor.
" OPEN EVERY NIGHT
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
IMMENSE HIT.
TIE STAR TROUPE or THE WORLD
r. NJ HOOLRYs
Cate GEORGE CHRISTISD
MISSTRELS.
Numbering sixteen of the brilliant Of ktnopAa sl1-
s:relsy In their grand original sud unsppruachabie
SOIREE DETHiOPE.
OF The
GRAND CONCERT A LA MUsARD.
Introducing Master E GENE. the Wonder IL his 'ssttna.s
limitations Of the celebrated pnns donna
Mile. PICCOLOMIN1.
NEW SONGS, ACTS, DANCES, SOLOS, BCRLESoIEs
&c, &c.
For particulars small bills.
A1TnlssioI
Doors open at :; 70 commence a. O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

VTNHE GLASGOW and NEW-YORK STEA
Steamer. from NEW-YORK direct 70 GLASGOW, 49,
EDINBURGH, Cumming, "Wednesday, Jons !. q us"
GLASGOW, rhom.oo WEDNESDAY, July e. nss~
RATS ov PASSAGE fron New York Philsds!phs O. -
70 glasgow Liverpool Belfast, Dublin Lotfontrrp
sAss S75 Steersse found with abundance q o1'~V
visions, go. 10. f:eish. passage apply 70 s
ROBERT CkAiG No o BreesE>
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

DIANOS, MELODEONS and ALEXANDRA
ORGANS, Of superior make a. great baTssins second
hand Pianos extremely low prices ranging from SIS to els
of the largest Catalogues Of Music In the United 5sses No
deal Instruments and Musical msrchandise Of si kinds Il the
loves. possible Pianos Meodrons for aud
allowed purchased monthly payment. received tor Pianos and
nsIodeoua H0RACE WATERS, Agent,
No. SS3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
Real &state for GaIe.
GOAL LAND in PENNSYLVANIA for SALE

" al q BARGAIN.-ioo acres Of the very best LEHGH
COAL LANDS Coal Beds fee, depth; fifty
heavily ubered Also wanted 100 Peln,yys
MIA Coal Lands. GEO. WALTER, No. IL WaIl-s,-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

DEMOVAL.-DEFI Salamanca
~ SAFE DEPOT REMOVED fton Ne. la Rsad%l b
~ q huusyA, coCasr Cousssplaos
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
POLITICAL.

-Tie No,fl Adams Ne-cs says there is some tax
in II al courty OF putting ex(ov. Briggs before the
peotle for the next GJyernor of Massachusetts,.
Since the Hon. Humphrey Marshall deciaed run
ming again for Cougres. in t1e Louisville, KY DIS
,rict toe Deuocra &c papers OF that city have been
hitting very strongly that Mr.. Msrshsl was dissitis-
fed with the posiron taken by the Opposition IN that
Safe il favor Of slave code for the Territories The
Ic,,sr,iie Journai pub i.hes letter from Mr. Mar
shall in which te denies that there is any truth IN the
statements. He fully indorses the OPPoshion' sad
vii take the stamp IN his district IN u ies days
-TAe Clerelard Lsader illustrates the position OF
Judge Denui.on the Republican candidate Tor Cover
nor Of Ohio by repubishing series OF resolutions
introduced by him into the ONO Legislature IN lSoO
They fas or the exclusion Of Slavery from the Terri
TORIES. the abolition of Slavery and the slave-trade IN
tie District Of Columbia, and oppose the passage oil
any Fugitive Slave Law.
-" General Hsg gsdorn-formerly of The Syrh
epse Courter-editor of The Tro, Budget has b.en
,pposted Collector If the Port of Troy, pl.ce of C.
l.. Macarthur removed. Salary sl,lN. Macarthur IS
a Softr-HagAdo is Hard Comment is an
necessary.
The New-York correspondent Of The Charle'tos
Mercury says that Judge Douglas, while IN this cfy
was "upnotic-d by politicians, aud even neglected by
those re sdy reccgbzeTs Of political avaIlabuty the
Common Councilmen. HIS solitary state at the
Everett Hou.r, when contra.ed with the brilliant
concentrations that greeted bin on his recent visits
is very suggestive with reference to bis possible
future Ii the Judge has no adhereuts in this city,
where every form Of political faith has ts disciples
and every rising bis troops Of personal friend'
what shall We think Of his prospects in otner pss OF
the country ?"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
From Pixies Peak..COnflictin
Accounts.

LFvESwoRTH X T. Thursday July :, 1859.
Tie express from Denver City has arrived here
bringing dates of the 3Oth ult. The accounts from
the gold region continue fatterog Tue indians were
very troublesome, and expedition to chsstise them
was talked Of.
Mr.. Mccoy, who left Denver City on the 2ith ut
Informs The 81. Joseph Ga-ate that only eight or
tel claims have yet been discovered that pay Tne'e
are % the Gregory road, the rest being sl desert
He says that tue reports Of the richness OF other
claims are absolutely false and that the miners were
leayipg in large numbers Some three Thousand
wsgons are now on return trip. Mr.. Mccoy es-
Inmates that there are now sbout the miues from
25OoOt to 10000 persons, most of whom are doing
nothing or working for their board. He says the
mir.s will not support more than 5000 people, and
advises everybody to stay at home
One bunoIed and thirty SIX troops from Carlisle
Barracks arrived here route TO Santa Fe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
THE NEWS FROM THE WAR.

The arrival of the Asia adds nothing to the brief
telesraPhic report of the great victory on the Min
cio which was reported in our columns yesterday
morning, by way of Newfoundland. The battle
to' place on Friday June "a, lasting from
O'Clock In the morning till 8 in the evening and
the steamers sailed the next day before any details
could have been received. We must, therefore
wait for the arrival of the Arago here, or the
Hungarian at Quebec for the particulars, 50 anX-
iousy expected BY the public curiosity. Mean
while, as the numbers Of the combatsnts were
about equal on both SIDES the result seems to settle
one point least namely that the Austrian soldier
is not match for the French.
The general impression of military men in En-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

We publish in another column an appeal in be-
half of the cause of Hungary. Its author, Col.
Asboth has spent In New-York the heavy years
that have passed since the downfall of his country
in 1e49, and has won the sympathy aud respect OF
all who have had the good fortune to know him.
He has now been charged by Gov kossuth with
the duty of organizing the Hungarian exics IN the
United States with view to their taking part in
an expected movement for establishing the inde.
pendepce of Hungary, to be made with the assist
ance of Napoleon ILL., For this purpose funds arc
required and Col Asboth appeals to the generosity
of the American people, without whose contrlbu-
ton it will be impossible for him to act. Con-
trlbutions may be sent to Shepherd Knapp, esq,
President of the Mechanics Bank, No 80 Wall
street. The public may be assured that all moneys
intru.ted to Mr.. Knapp will be religiously and ex-
clusivey applied to the object for which they are
given.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

psn5. for use or tbe North, four Prussisn corps,
$4,000 men, the 9th snd lotb Federal corps
With the reserve division. say 30 900 mer; and st
lesst three Austrian ccrP. or 10000 men: 50
tbs: f,i & defensive ssr, or even sc attack on
Ru.sl,5 Poland Germany has uotbirg to fear from
Russi. even Dow But wherever Russia engages
in til. Wa, there vii BE- appcss to natiopal Pss-
sio-s sod to the opposed interests Of classes ard
tie corts. sli take dimensions which gii be
likely to put tie war Of the first French Revolution
iato the sh.te
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

The Kansas Constitutional Convention, which
has permanently organized at Wyandotte, electng
Mr. j. NJ. Wincheil as President, consists of 80
Republicans AID II Democrats. Perhaps it is as
well that Leavenwoith County went wrong, since
otherwise the party of Freedom would not have
had sufficient opposition to stimulate it to effort
As il is, there is good working majority on the
right side-s majority larger than We have seen
claimed by the most sangune Republican Journals
in or out of the Territory. Those prints which
hypOcriticaly condoled with us touching the small
show made by our friends in Kansas, can, nov that
the msiority of two has become one fl9, dry their
eyes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

We have not, as yet received the names of the
gentlemen put in nomination by the Republican
Convention of Maine, which met yesterday at Port
land but there can be little doubt that the Hon.
Lot NJ Morrill,, who has already served the State
as Governor with signal ability and success, was
renominated and will be trlunphantly reelected.
The election of his colleagues on the ticket is
equally certain.
A determination among the delegates to present
the name of William Pitt Fessenden as candidate
for the Presidency was only prevented from foding
expression BY the positive wish of Senator Fessen-
den himself While this unwillipgness TO be thus
put forward does not surprise US on his part, 1t
cannot render him any the less prominent as q
candidate in the ey es of the people OF New England
or of the whole country. Mr.. Fessenden is well
known as one of the foremost of Republican states
men, not only as man OF eminent ability and force
Of character bold and frank 10 the utterance of his
opinions, though always securing the respect and
confidence of opponents well as friends, bat also
as sincere and constant sdyocate of economy in
the expenditures of the Federal Government 10
these and other respects he certainly Possesses
elements of grsab popular strength as candidate,
which must insure 10 his name csretul and friend
ly consideration in the Republican National Con-
ventiop. That body, we doubt not, will eventually
adopt as the standard bearer Of the cause the man
best adapted 10 meet the xigencies of the crisis
and if Mr.. Fessenden should prove to be that man,
We shall have q leader whom any party need not be
ashamed 10 follow
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

Again the tide Of travel is setting away from
Pixies Peak, where, it is said, four or FIVE times as
many people as the mines will support are congre-
gated. These reports are from Mr.. Mccoy, who
left Denver City on the 2ith ult, and sffrms that
the only claims which pay six or eight in all-are
on the Gregory road Accounts, on the other
hand, brought by the express, and reaching to the
3Oth ult, are what the telegraph calls fattering"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
STATE Agricultural College.

Own n. T., Thur-dayI 6uI! ",
The corner stone of the state Agricultural College,
vss LAID to- day in the pre-enee OF aa i'm n.osr
course of prrsots. by e1 Governor John a. Mug:
Spe. chez were made by G-o hlts, MAJ: f'tn'k .. "
J,ff,rsor County the Hon. A. b. Co0ger, PRESIDED,
tie N.v-Yors State Agricultural society, eS-Sensio'
illsms of Ithaca, ". IL. Bogsrt Of Aurors, L
Peters Of GeLesee Col. Il. Z. johnson, snd others;
I'll. Trustees report tia. $40 COO have been subscoei
by citizens Ovid and vicinity, and lie .um sp'
piopi,iei by the State. The baildins vii be rea'y
tor 10 pupils next Spring.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
Kansas Constitutional Convention

st. LOIIs, W tuutsu4!f Ju' y I'Ns'
4 special di.p.tclr to The Democrat SAYS that the
Kaosss Constitutional Convention met at Wyand 'te
Yesterday, and permanently organized by the election
Of j. NJ. winchel as Pre-ident, and A. j. Marin as
Secretary. No business oiimportance was uans.ct
The Convention stands IS Republicans to Il Demo
cr6ts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
The Case of Policeman Cunning
ham.
PHrIAuEIPHI

PHILADELPHIA, Tnursday, July, 1859.
Policeman Cunning ham, charged with the murder of
McCrory while making his arrest, has been acqutted
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
The Steamer Lehish on Fire.

ST LoJI,, Wtdnosdsy, July D, lo05.
The steamer Lehigb, bound to Cincinnati, csnght
FIRE in the bold while lying at the wharf last evening
The boz; was enly slightly injured, but the valuable
cargo Of assorted xoduee was seriously damaged BY
water.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
Weather AT the South.

ArGusTA. Ca, Thlrsiay, July :, 80.
The reports from all points South state that the
Gather is unseasonably cold.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
Southern Steamship Company.


The Southern Steamship Company organized today
By choosing Directors, Treasurer and Clerk. The
capital IL not 10 exceed $s25 600. Two frst-class
steamers are to be pu, the route from Boston to
Charleston or Savannah, ss the Directors may deter
mine.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

The Cricket match at Montreal terminated yes
terdsy in victory for the Canadian over th'
New.York players.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
To Inventors.

We shall be pleased TO receive from inventors de-
tailed account. Of their inventions discoveries and su
csLty In portgnt will notice them for benefit Of roadsr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
Maine Republican Convention.
,ciai vupstoh 70 The n. Z. Tribune.

PoRTLAsD. Thursday, July :, 1859.
The Republican State Convention held here to-day
was very large and very harmonious.
There was strong desire in the Convention to pre-
cent Mr. William Pitt Fessenden as candidate for
the Presidency but its expression VAS prevented by
Mr.. Fessendens decided opposition to such a use OF
his name.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
Cricket Match-NeW-YOrk Beaten
by Montreal.
MoSTREAL, Thursday Ju

MoSTREAL, Ibursiay, July I, 1913.
The cricket match between New York aud Mon
tresl was finished al 5! O'Clock this evening. The
Montrealers wor, with seven wickets to 60 down.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
NesuUmk DAILY Gribm,te
FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can BE- a Communications Whn-
Intended for Insertion must BE- ahtbenrcscd oy TIE
sddre Of the wrter-nOt necessay iot Pubos
ton, but as guaranty for bis good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
Busness letters for The TRIBUNE Office should In IL b
addressed 70 HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

PL GILBERT (Msseum Buidins) ALBANY has The TRrsvs,
fprs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
60 the Associated Pres.

PoRrLasD, Thursday, July :, 1889
The Maine Republican State Convention Is now IN
session in this cry. j. H. Brown vi Portland presldes
delegates,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

CRAMPS, PAINS AND DiARRnGA.
The oay certain sa and lAbe remedy In thess complaints
fs.LL L Srow, No. Is Be w.ry.
VIII csre the most severe cramps IN tea Einri'a
scta everywhere Q, . oetas bo,te.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.

DE- vESoer Co. Epernny Frsnce 3,
III Perfectly puie and dedicate Vine from the vineyard
OF Messs Dx StsoeE Co. lies the centsr
a. sv(oasl cAaspogse Dsc " Fraaes 4, has hitherto
b<en ecufpsd the tables of ElsAad Couineu
aud ccly vey recently been th
- hsrs qualify ooeened the price
~hicA d o6sred ALREADY achieving success Aad popularity
unprpcsaentsl In the sanais Of the wine ;rads.
~ IN shs cty BY Ii. A. herr, No 76 Broadway; ,.
p,.rre Ne ssS Broadway Co~n Co, Of Broadway
snS xsksl Howell 4 Co.. no. eS Broadway Naey Co,
ryH HApeHwour, soh Importer
Corner q Broadway and Brooues.