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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
THE CkNTRAL Park.

The Coumis ers of the C,n'ral Park have
air soy succeectd in removing wtatw e must Call
d reproach in anticipation upcn the people ct this
cts usmty, thai il would be impossible To restrain
ttt III from depreda,ions, AID such disorder as
onuld MIKE the PAX desert and s nuisance.
This apprehension with the classes who assume 70
themselves s monopoly Of Civilization, has been
generally felt to be il ,sef TIE creates. source OF
Danger With which tie purpose of tie Park would
tAy. 10 e, uterd. For il has been feared that the
respectable ortion Of the community would, under
it, il futnce, refrain from usirg the PAX, or use
II 20 cautiously ard 10 such limited number that
the more rtcsltss class would tsSe pos
&c. .iou, ard establish such customs and Usages
within il as would nske It disagreeable
aid dangerous for the refined and delicate.
Tie Commissioners have wisely pressed the
qur.tou of this dsi ger TO the earliest decision.
By extraordinary exertions, the poIton of the
Pork which would be most difficult to preserve
from the stacks Of Any who should be disposed to
mischief. and il which imucrality could be Pcac
freed with the least liability Ia detection, has been
brought 20 creditabe degree Of fioish; and,
,Iusty ard well instructed police having been pre-
yiou.ly provided, has been thrown open. aud as far
s. possible made attractive and CONVENIENT to the
pubic Not however. - the carrisge-duSlng
public: but to thcse whose necessities keep them
coufned 70 their work, their trade, their business
and their homes during the season when reiixa-
ton is m.st demaud,d. The result IS such that
the Commissioners may ',iIh confidence pom!
their tin.d frirrds TO il, when they Teturn
from Newport, Stoekbridge and the HIGH
lands, IS demonstrating that tie people OF
New.Yolk, unchecked and unruled by
court or sn sristocracy, viii use park with
almost as much decorun, PrOpriety, good nature
sbo morality as the citizens Of any capita. IN Eu-
rope, with the copstrai0ts and leadershiPs to
Which, in some mipds, so much Importance Is at
tscbed On several occasions this Summer there
has been as large number Of persons together in
the Rsmble as is to be expected at any time after
tie whole Park sbal have been made equally con-
yenirn nj for ramblers. The walks ore SO varied,
intricate, and often secluded. that il would haze
been impossible for an equally yiglant, sctise and
~enorsapized police force with that which has
been present, if in ten times greater number, to
have preserved tolersble order, had tie dspo-
s.,ion Of tie visitors been upisyorsble; ye. ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
American and Forei:a Agency " IS Jon 81, n Y.

THE PRoToGRATHlo SOCIETY The Amer can
Photographic Society held = regular meeting last
evening. MIR. john Oakes exhibited and described
his Heypsometer instrument intended 10 axe the
altitude OF the sun when the horizon is ob'oured.
Ii is the lover half Of hollow sphere, held level
by a pinnacle sppara;us. Over it is laid metallic
plate with small hole the e-rter, through which
the uu shines on sensitive paper shich isstretehed 90
the inner surface of the hollow hemisphere, msrkog
his path. With this line naked, 1t is easy 10 read
tie rea,es, ii,ude Of tie scale accompany
ing the Instrument. and it is claimed that Latitude
nay be determined by i, to within one or two miles.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington,
Special Dispatch 10 the n. Y. Tribune.

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 The N l. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, July II. 1859.
Tie President goes to Bedford Spriogs next
MOI day, accompanied By his usual suite.
TIE arr'fsnt attempt of The Constitution to
read Judge Douglas srd Gov. Wise out Of tho
Democracy Will be followed by realisation on the
Acn nistra'on, which is nOw Denounced as much
South as North
Letters from California state that Sep.tor Gwia
bis lost ground. and cannot regain bis position.
The war between the t@o cir gs Of the Democracy
Of that State is feIcer iLsn tie war Vi either with
the Opposition
TIE lumber Of agents aud o~rers Of firearms
and factories collected hire is considerable. con
IriiDg tor the appropriation of the 500 900 usds
for that ohjec, last session in the Navy. Various
ne9s Psfers are freely enlisted, AID ether II
fluebces, on TIE one side ur another
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
Republirsn state Convs utiou.

A.neslirs Of The grPubcsn s;ae Comrt~e' he'd =. A.
bany o. the day q Ju l the III dsJ Of September ~s'
sgred upon the ;Ge az hodi1g tic lex: Hs;e COIyenor
% a g.. be ser bJ the followi. notice;
TIE Bep.bcsa Electors o. The State q New se rlque
"a 20 choose uods Es:e. or each Assembly pnc.,o me! IN
STATE COMMUNION b he CITY or SYRACUSE on
WEDNESDAY the SEVENTH DAY ofsEPTEMBER neat. 81
II ociocs fer the purpose Ct preserus Csndidae'o be
rcd oI Offices Of Secretary If STATE CoD'Tner Ir'
ucr Aecr-ey GeLers STATE Eusioeer AID s1-yeJo- oaa
Conis,ser Ispectc Of Pon Joige c ;he Count o;
A.pes. a.d Clerk the Cou Aepesi, ard r the
tic. otber blsues, before the Convection
JAMES NELLY, ELLIS IL RORERTS,
JAMES W niE, OLIVER LADUE,
B. T. MAN;ERRE StTH MILLER,
AMOS 2 STANTON : WILLIAMS
LFWIs CLAPP Z ?. REXFORp.
ERFDEhICk LORD C.. ". ERNST.
J l. SCHOOLGIRL FREEMAN CLARKE,
n II Van DlCk. WILLIAM BIZ ACH,
CHARLES L BEAIE, TEOS HiLLHOUSE.
Usher G. SPATLDING,
WILLIAM CARY p DoRSHEIMEG.
HIN CHURCHILL. REYNOLDS
Repub hcsu Sac Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

FIxrs.-Yesie,dsy afternoon FIRE occurred in the
premises ii H. T. c. euler, Ne. 40 Washington
street. Damage slight.
Last mig a FIRE broke ont in the premises No. l6i
Avenue \, but i, was e1,inguishs before much dam
age was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

FArAI AcCIDySI-A colored man, named Mitchell,
employed 10 cay the tsrge, for the Lion Beer
Gusros was run over Yesterday afternoon by one Of
TIE Thi,d-avenue Railroad cars, between Fnty fifth
sbd F,y-six,h streets, and almost instantly killed.
Tie company was returning home, when Mitchell at
tempted to Jump on the for ward platform Of the car,
bu, losing bis footing fell under the wheels and was
crushed. Ii. boly was taken to the Nine'eenth
Wsrd Station House to await the acton Of tae Cor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

Although the steamships City Of Baltimore, Ar.
ago ard Adelaide bring Us nothing Of Importance
frcm Europe later han We lad previously received
b. telegraph, their adyces comprise some ie" I'D
dtiolal particulars respecting the battle OF Sole
r;po lett. RS from Mr. Russell describing the Allies
march to the very day before the battle, and other
iltetestlnC matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

WAsBISGTos, Monday, July /, 1853.
TIE State Department has recently had under COO
sid. ats the sUhj, 81 the HadsOo Boy aod Pogs
Sound Agricultural C'mpadies, 10 cpEnection VIA
tLeir pnv yes in ashDgtou Ter tory il Is 10
d.isid that lie action tLersOu Is 10 the effect tax
their "poss-ssory rights cearrd by the Limitation ID
Their charters on tie 3th 81 May last vel a0dx
the Oregon treaty. II will b. rrculec'ed tia. tLsss
Con pence cone yess ago offered to sell their rights
% tbc Uui'ed State for reu Of dollars, and sub
seQueu'y hot ih'y expressed iheIr readiness 70 %
satisfied with Ell buIdred th"u-s1d for their pOs.>s-
siors The Catholic mis-ions Al Vancouver aud other
claims are Involved in this decision, wbi5h, noe IA.
irgurdtrtte AouiDisiTaluD " the Interior D~psrt
nleu, Is likely 10 pressrt some important Textures,
rat controversy, cUDceTnlIg tHes "a saiuabs lands
Tn ..Suusriu,e ndaut IL the Public Printing, Mr..
S,nsp upcer Indictment foT msteasan N office, hA
returLed to " asbLngtn
A soecinl cispsiob da'ed New. Orleans the sth n<-
in ne CkGrlssfoH C0aTlsT, says tha, Csu. VOL hs
Set.s,ed the Liberals upGer Gen. Zgazus al i.nsjus-
10 and proclaimed sara Anna Dictator. The d-P1tsa
ais. stsies that this sai' had caused great cols'ioa
a, Son LOUIS Po,os that eI-Goy. Bausca had siemp-
ed TO stir up revolution in the Province 81 Car
peaehy, rbicb wss followed by .nisr demorsirsi"ss
II other PruyiLess, and tAAt TIE GvyernGsent ~
making vigorous tEVrts 20 suppress the outbreaks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

Tn cEv.YoRK WiEKLY TRIBUNE, having larger
,,user ,- ,ry ether rewsTiPer P1baahte Il tie United
sie, IL he bs, med Eolsh sh'ch sdVer-ses osl resh
a. Parts q the Ure sass sse tie Brtsh Pfo'rfes IL. *
,.svA oi-eu..or sm1cg Co11y M-rcLs-is very
It, ,.s,r ,arovct esch Gtc.es.le Dlsler ca1 rc,et
,te,~ yrf-a ; ] pr lie esrt irser.ic--
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Nrtpa)urk Daily Gribm,re.
TUESDAY JULY IL 1859.
% nnper.pnNnrN-s

,Sc -e.c, "a .srr su1uJc N1sr
g. ,i1t@rd-d a. ias-rt!oo c1st e No - u
t.re az s5crs. e. tb- s-ii-f--ss eees'~' III PeIsf
to u. a. 4 ssIss:J q: his Eooe hna
VI -. ,-s.r..s, u r,tu-- rpjec.ed Cos-cu-tesr-o-a
sr.ir. .t,er. "a IHE TLIBu-t one. a. i1 l. - s-t y
1900 tE Ecr.ct GEEsLfF u
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CoUNIERFETT BANK NOTES.

CoUNTERFErT BANK NOTES.
FoRIWARsrD-YosE AssEo
EscYcLoPEria
AxERioAx
B.xE Eo1y CURErscV.
Rr Photo LHiosr,pLie FsosrHe. In H-na.-is D every
90, ne Note Of e,ey so.ssnt BsHk ia the
UNIrIp STATS AND CANADA
A. ip6hs s.sc.o- a ALTERto. SPURIOUS sid CousrsesEr
HOsEY,
You are Asbs a5y omer % receive spurious noe rsd
from ore
DOLLAR TO FpTI.
TIE FScycLosEDIA Is Issued il WLEELr EuastEs. escn
couaiuing
OSI HpsDErp Ap FosIY YOUR Fac SMILE
Tie whole wo.k 70 be completed IL year.
The Third Number will be resdyou
SATURDAY, Juiy ls.
PElcr q GEMS
Foree ty all New Desle.. Periodical Asl.' Throughout
tie county
WV. CovsLASD Co. Publisher
No Sssssga.. NeE-Yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

The mails for EuroPe by tie steamship Arabs
from Bcs,cn, vii close ia thus CITY 10 Gay. at u
O'Clock to 20 by raiiIgsd srd At 8 P IN for tie
ct smbca. Line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
The Case of Mitchell Porter.

CHARLEsrUs, Mvpdsy, Jcly IL ~
rev trial has been granted TO Mitchell Ponefs
tie steamer Marion, charged with sbduc'irg sssss:
on the ground that the former verdict was csi''N'
obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
The Nova scotian Outward Round

MHAfkLaL July III -. .
The Nova Sco,isn passed Father poin, at bshRas
twelve saturday night AL the dispatches SEQ, TO as'
were put Oh board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
To 1nsfutors'

We shall be p.esset t. receive hoh inventors ee'
"a, .,,as.. q ,tei Gvs=:icus ei,coVsd'i ,ai s
-. ~ ,e.ice teen e. toe t~ue5, Ct rel5sr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
Bnsiness Notice..
Nrw.Yorx MARBLE COMPANY.


eAh'hI'' iA CoLVNSs PEDLsT' as, &c, &c. &c.
- 81 G. ,rt SroNr; rsEBLfizTD ~ EkAcI iNf1A1IOs o'
- c.o,c,sr I.roETtD MAsstEs VIZ: fCNPTfAb, SiksNt
asoc.,ytIF Antique. RCD ANTIQUE. JAsFYR, FoE-
MOSAIC Pas TEfNCH sFAE, LISBON, CALI OK
-. sYsTtAkY. NElTE, Italian. aud
' fvFEY oTHrE NsktETN SOw - lsE-
Oar a fsTTTRAs i very extensive c'npDE
FLAsosA1ELY CAFyED HEAVY MOULDED fAStLtD AND
PLAN MssILfs. ss eveTy Y-rts y -
TAUE BtEEAv Tors
Oar leaugl Marble. ssc1r-d The uuqlaihe9 ,.
.siou of oil vho base used them They NJ
ACTON OF OLs AND ACBs. which erisees ofdllAy hA'
ard Wi'bs'suo higher der1ee Of heat .
Relerence il mare % oil parties having men ~ ..
MasyLEizEp SLATF SToAE MAN1Lt a.. L..
have been u-ed Va Eur y 500 bEu1 ID Gor more
re.v ,es,s while this country thfy hAFn oe1 uu ~ W
than ten yesfs . - ,...-,,crfptf IVY and AWNING
r1T,vxTss a. tbese Marble recotn mend th'" uh'e''''
, n,ces. Of converting this stone into Marble by fVssS
Coi oEs powerful heat These cosors 10y toe
a sesuis) absorbed BY the stone and become
InceI porsied into q same 80 -.-.- III
% liability besksre Lo.ses account Of beasag- WI "
BY the Company fl = cent On TIE oc' Of 'ne
articles. psysble 10 advance 90, g. 5000
m. s,tsnou Of ARCHITECT End HoUstgyLpEts respect
T. II, $50 n. DWIGHT, Prcst
jas. x. BsME. Treasure.
r.. DtsINC, suPt d msnits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
fRkNcn FANS. SIN Mrs, FANCY HAlR.PIN

Cows sptndis Of the above aud Of
usarY cthes Nav Goops, eouPug lie LSrtsI sRis
Ia aIs o Ocean Queen Ans seIsse zoo the eo
tiy trade
Add0ssi EovtLrirs. rvco BY every successive steamer
hVx- hAYre. scr sale C. the trace only. by
uU6HkS, Doggy 3 CsEHASes,
l.n>,ft-rs Ne - MAidenlAae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

BURNED To DssrH.-A young lad named JoGes,
IL years Of age, Wa buried 10 death in the SAY mil
resT LisolieT, lrd., few days Sanee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
To Merchants.

INV wA7sas al supply or ft.ead. ia LTTL- F.tL'
Tar TT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
CoNsI MpTIoN-lMFoRTAN TO SUFFERERS.
WtScHssTERs GESvIST PRfPtRATtos or THr
UYpoFHosPHI1E or LIME ASD SODA,
II D. ~

HYPoFHos or L ME- And SODA
The Specific Remedy for
CoNSvNFToN SSRoFVLA, BRONCHITIS DEBILITY DYsrEPsA,
HERVoUs DISEASES &c, &c.
Coup,iou is wtL Known 20 be- In p1lai phrase IS,
term, d'..ae and uu ia ply Esl slams msris'ed in
WASTING DEsuI1y, CoUGH, HEcTo Sws,Ts &c, doei the
ps,ieu, OF svase 10 s-nse Of danger Hone seem
WILLING 70 sduit that the mssdy which ia slowly silently, u'd
roy ssppns dsons Of life be ths' dreso"d tied
,coursc &C. uosu Of hv condition theJ PRoeR As-
1f>Arr .aste aisdy and te period al premature graves
Al early resort the 81 the HYPoPHosPHrts viii ~
,e,o,o n, Sis,lN FKIyKNr ApsvsLoPNESr The PuL-
os.KY DISEASE piedpo6 its attacks and produce
speedy the ucipvut while, 81 ert case ~
ever advsn ,od relief desEre Is CERTAIN and IL
hrse usoriy of cases cVKl RESULT OF TH' TRhAr
LYrrfE from Dis w T. CLARK.
lowrLI, Uoi,. July 5, 1889.
] NtScEFsTYR- Dear Sn s's hsNu used IL al about
for, hot;s hu have they n-d = benefit
the rsii-nt That sa' hope enc before vas esuea 20
btr b-lns some egh - IL e ot-tsh mercy us .HS
remedy because she ctee H. AKA not hat there WA snI p''
biliy q relief
lave hsd sea ~ b ATTENDING phy'ieia,s .nd
prouourced tncu-Gbe BY p.rstt oousumPi oners' WHO
ikE Sow fS!oNNG eoaFAGAINELf COOP hs.lIH, aga a's
INsNPT FkOA Al INA SYMPTOMS % Pulmonary oist.s.
| u.ed in my case VITA DECIDED SUCCESS
Ny d,dsd az h BY snc mo- d saa
r in ATTENDING ~k. rny z pe'hsps, ia day 40
an, otAa IhsneiGn ~ ns esaEirs. ~
iouTs truly, w T. ClAkA Oh u
IL al Nervous DISEASES the "Hyrcphosphe. equally
the Syose Remedy. From their action IN Strengthening the
SV1slrIvE FUNCTIONS and from their power Of rrsias
nevou. rrcs,Isou suffering from Dypfp'I. Geae'il
Defs Sc should hesitate moIner: in rsorus 20 their
Price p,r bottle three for s5-vl'h M directions for
Circulars ard al information given freely Sold The ole Ger
er,l prpo, In The United States, NJ - John sri az
,peei.be Dussis,. Ash fr "Winehsers Prepssor and
UsE NO OTHER E.oh bog,le Las Ee.ae sisrsure Of
J. wNcHEsrtE
American ana Foreign Agency n. IS Jclnst, NY
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Tuy Polar RFrRlsEK,roR :

WIN FurFx AND w.rRx CooLrR CoNEiNEn
The ic,-kN wcgv iVru ~ OtIugSied Linc and
l. cc. xlrts ciNidcs and provision cham
fx The s sod ~ TIE upper Pition OF th box rPou
.r.r raek ncdStrly hcrsth the rack Otter tkroGsh
Nh,,k the ice wsier mes falling into the o"rT
mn ws.rr sddrd drown - ~ faucet ios drinking cali
rsy pasc-ss oyvaow Pp~ Is arranged ~ that the water
Ssuuos mach The ICE .,.,,
,el vrutatns-,hc sii hug taken hr, through the Tee
enc 40 ONE ARTICLE ToCp INFANT irs fLANoK TO
AN0rRSR.
III E0te "a tAk-n ou md srund the po'isio,. Teis 10
esre By AN,s ,NPs % the psoNon chambers me cold c
rt.e s'ccs q the ice AID cewsisT rccepscr Nsrfvoo A.
Ns'~s eVcnsea and quickly carried % BY 'ne "se Pe
Prices.
NC i..............................
~ -''.ss.sss.s...-. ...............ssss' -.
- s''s'ssssss..,,.......... -
~
Wv N's''' ~
bASItsrr LrsLyy manufacturers,
No ~ Broadway. New osS.
WiIDER's PArsNr Sal ANASpIR SAFE
Toe best Gre PRIV, Safe In the world
Warranted ffce tOm oampue.
Rsrkers', Jewellers and HOose SAfrs MAJ. 20 crs.r
CluA nkelsANs, No Assacn-lAne, " Y.
BARRys TRiCUPHERors
10 ths Bcs; and CAcsrcs Article kos Drr.sins
6.sUtiiyins Clesnins Curling,
Prrseryins and Restoring the Hair.
Isases Ut. fG sale BY prasxists and regflrer,.
RUrrrRg CrRgp-By MARSH * Co.'S RApr-
Cat Guar rsyss A SIX ELASTIC STOCKINGS for vasicose
vc'ns svrF0ArrRs ara SHoVLpES bSeSS Instruments
eesoru tide. made 20 order No Ne.eys; Aston Hoas- Y
ladies' Pnysss srs te.asss s.sssasS's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

ASK FOR LEDIARD's MoRsIsc CALL.
b sure to ask fos
L1pr.sD's Mohsne CALI.
Tie ropuisrify Of hi- fine
AA' TOXIC ND ISvicoRATiSG CORDIAL BiTTER
h. Induced parties 20 pu. Up spurious aIics IL iH'a
Ibs pubic and tn. ,roae are therefore eaa.oaet ask Tor
LrD.sD MoRsSc Call Which is uneqoa!ec tr IL agreeable
Sis h.T sno n, eetiye for Dahe, Ch and F
pa uay vaicbb.e a. an sssou AZ cure Tor py'peP'a
II iyals6c to Of either ss-ri-s from weas
ability Is fee Strengthening aAd sis''e properties
IoT oIGnsI, use % beverage b. any cords,
ever to public notice for is PrJ I'D se1era excel
No tpily should b. withou. Il,
Traveller. y4ch'men w find NEST agreeable edition
70 'A''' LrpuRps MoS>nc CAIL-Tosio.
- ''' LsurtE B,crrSiarr p'Artss R>srAu.
T?i al. :, D. PIs' ~ & lSaS sh Vim Si;i. It.
MFYrR's MIRACULOUS \ERNIN DESTROYER
Tie ly eu.oy IN Tie whole yc'e .'o 20 bas,
,cT y,inir sfd s.fcsu us.c, T-suolial o A. v stouT
$50 Nv YoSN Jure : Isss Mr JostFH MtYsk-Dcsr
s. YI enc, b., b ca .cl dan in ny prr.cnce my
eu ls house 81 shav q &h 49, T. thr destruction
Of R. sId Cso ButN Thv B.s. slae.' Hmedely
evei cu th ra, ofiesori BY t s't,rgh % your Mrs,
uu, Po~ctr" sId IL surfii'i' sr 'hor dine ~re dr.d
yr retn-cy is very reliable, sud rmmrud j; 10 al DO may
w..h 81 q Nvrmiu and lr.-'' Respectfully
v sIovT fy5 'se ~hSe'.s sud r-'s ey tss ia'e,,o
Aseit. a. Il. q. SANDS / Co ~ u, WL's1-t
SonG OF THE BED BCG.
Ions yetr. have l gsIoerrd uufe'tered AID fFss,
Auc bi,'en The young ard The 3D.,
A.d l.iu iu he couch 4 the iich sac .L- P1o-
Ard fri.utepeo The @eftor bod
But power Is walius IA; from
PCWpGR mAsttic eLd s'iung
Inyenieo by LYcS, il ossh 10 our .hbe,
And awsy must travel efv 'ug ... -,
lYCNs POWDER IL bAruess 20 mt-kiLc bu VI ki a. Cusc
ins ssd,u plant oDss Sc LYoNs m.Gsi1e riiS
San rle Flasks . cti.si RrggA ts,s - ctuts sUo
BARs,sk Pask, Nos Is and - PEt-Ow, N l.
Beware Of lui'slors spo lmP,Attis
CuhIiss CURE ron BALDnEss.-lhis reGedy
rehab. Contain, c leso sulphur nss beet tested
;oston Providence and the Eastern ate. CUsTs. Pro
uietor. Providence, SOLD bJ NJ 01'on ". s9weiy
T. / Codoinxon us broadway w II LeTs 81 Greer
viohst Jnhr Jonrs 722 Houston 81, NeNi0rk MI, Hays
, y Milne ard Reynolds Co Brooklyn p s-Lr~, Jerss'
rtv W T Mercer Nausrk RAGyss PIsE,
MIYD WHAT YoU EAT.
The sweets # life are N reelected.
And the woist Of THU ss s-leoed;
There il pastry. NUS and sour fruit.
Things nj only for the brute
Cream IL the best % food you md,
IL -Four NJ uutcs Ices Of esery KIND.
BY "TOskEy's FRkEzERs" s,they'rs styld,
That can b, wo.ked by s"y child.
SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,
Broadway, conner q Houston-.t ewYort
Hotel sooomuo5 the Eur pear Plan Rooms - f
-. ara re dsy Meals Or - PEE dy Tor Roons
sDd Board option Trsr'T' wi! FED n. TO ssod aotes
HoILowAY's P,LLs.-Absulute control over
dideed sch twels ia exrfc ed b, these unap
noscbahe vegetable Their grnis eject upon the
system Is akin the Miraculous Sod 30 Aiaiisl ane q L.
POSTAGE STAMPS (three and ten centsl for SALE
q, thi. free
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AhTIIuk >
PATENT SgLr-SIAIINs
FRVir CANS sNp JAS.

PATENT SsLT-SE, FAILING
FRVir CANS Ap JAK&
Thrse celebrated CANS JAS the edifo- o. the
Iadys Rcck "he hr; introduced and BY al odds the hcs
are s sdy ocus into general Thousands Of hosesecp
H. tempted to Try o,nrr C.n4 AID
Jsr, less Of their f ia Consequence sil
be sac to learu that ARTHtgS never fails
AkrkVk. BVSNHAN GtLsoY,
Msuufssfurefs under the Psteut
kos M auo az south ltsh ST.. PIT l,dePhis
under the eSt-u, for the United States
o. c<5ehrst-d 'OLp DosNoA" CofFEE and TEA PoTs
Whos.s~ Agent TOT The above popasr articles . .
T. y ToSKsl No PiAi;-s,., w-lork-
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GLASS SHADES
Glass sHApts!!
OF a. fos covering CekA Foxers, 10, eons.4rty or
hand sud made 10 ofder
prcct No l56 William. Of Annst-
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BOmks tOk ALI--The AMERlCAS EalGkAN1
AHp AID aorssrssn incorporated BY ;be State o!
Eev~Ycral OHoe No t$ Broadway New-forft ~ih SCI ~
price, 10 quantities a. desired;
Boc,r,.. 1 F.Ima Lsnds eel umbered and cOnAnint
0prr,la Canse Coal to Il Psnr,vlssniA cenDes-~s VIZ
vArss Wss,cuu 40
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al STRAW SHOWS WHICH WAY THE WIND
n, ,, Till was the excuse q kKOx's customers on
ne a IA. hot DAY, Of the psst week wheu purchasing sumner
s, The beauty article rs che apnes rendered r
sXruss reedess Those who Ppod summer nal 'tl,
,svan. fshi pste ard low pcec should seek a. hSoAs
..sbi.bmeIa No 2l2 Broadway ooner Of fJon'"
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that owing to the complication of affairs in Italy
the Prussian government is favorable to a
European Congress, as it would be an acknowl-
edgment that France and Austria are arbtra-
tors of Europe if such weighty questions are
allowed to be decided by the Zurich confer
ance.
Russia.
The cabinet at st. Petersburg is said to be
divided on the Italian question. The German
party oppose the independence of Italy, while
the Emperor and a small minority manifest
more liberal sentiments. The Russian Journals
deny that the Grand Duke Constantine's visit
to England has political object.
Turkey
The Sultan was iii. Mussuso Pacha was
empowered to settle the question of the Danu-
bian provinces. The viceroy of Egypt was
increasing his army. NJ. de Lesseps would go
to England to remove English obstacles to the
SueZ canal.
India and China.
A fleet of 100 vessels would precede the
English, French, and American ministers up
the Peiho, in case it should be necessary to
force passage, to Pekin.
A general massacre of Christians in two
towns in Borneo is reported. Pilgrims are
supposed to have given the signal for the out
break
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Telegranh Arrangementa.

New York, Sept 8-Contracts were exc
cuted in this city to-day, by the Western Union
Telegraph Company, the Missouri River Tele-
graph Company, and the Missouri, Kansas,
and Utah Telegraph Company, by which the
former company have become the controllers
of all the telegraph lines west of ST. Louis !;
and arrangements are now in progress, and
ample means provided, to extend the lines of
the two latter companies, under the general
superintendent of Chas. NJ Stebbins from
st. Louis to Fort Smith, five hundred miles on
the route of the Butterfield overland mail, and
from St. Louis to Atchison and Utah. The
line is now in successful operation for a dis
lance of about four hundred miles west of st.
Louis. The Associated Press will receive very
full reports of California news three or five
days in advance of the overland mail at ST.
Louis, and, within the next few months, it may
be reasonably anticipated that the California
and Utah lines will become the most important
sources of exciting public intelligence.