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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

long time has elapsed since the world has seen
or even seriously appr-headed maritime war-so
long that the subject Of reutial and beiliseren!
rights and claims, which formed oae Of the com
mon places of discussion ffty years ago. 10 very
Little fan liar to the mere le world o the present
day. This is strongly Illustrated by tue interPreta-
ton put, as it seems, By many Engli-h merchants
upon the Queens proclamation Of neutrality, %
though the alluson contained 10 il to articles con
trsbapd Of war amounted to prohibition to En-
glish merchants n supply either of the beligerens
with such articles.
As We occupy the same position Of neutr,li'y
with GIeat Britain this also becomes question 10
which our shippers interested A. there is 40
act of Parliament so there is no act of Congress
hich for bids the subjects of Great Britain the
one hand or the citizens of the United States on
other, from shipping to foreign countrie. in time Of
war any articles which they might lawfully ship in
time OF peace. The only penalty annexed To such
shipments is that Of the forfeiture Of toe contrsoand
ar,icrs should the vessel carrying them be met ST
sea BY cruiser of the other belligereut, aud the
contrabaDd articles be detected on board. This
forfeiture, however, does not extend either 10 the
vessel or 10 the innocent portions Of the cargo,
unless they belong also TO the owner of the contr,
band articles. Nor is the carrying Of th-se contrs
band goods by its subjects an act for which leu-
.raI power can be held in any way responsible, or
which it can be called upon by either of the belger-
euts to prevent or suppress. Neutral merchants
are therefore at full liberty, if they are wiling to
take the r,k Of forfeiture, to engage in supplying
the beuiserents with contrsband Of war; but
in case their goods are seized sad forfeited, they
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
The City of WashimgtOm's New"

SACKyILLF, n. B., Monday, june 10"
The dlspidated condition Of the Nova SOFIA cs''
pany's lue renders il quite 1pe'-lbIe Ia transact an
busiDess over il 10 sarisfactoTy naener Ns"t
every report of Europ.an news from csPe R@'
delnL ed eat this point from to four or nv, d
The City Of Washing ons rews vas obancl nj CiPs
Race by the News B',ni of the Associa'ed Pre- ~
Thursday Lafe on Saturday afternoon, tn, NSs
Scotia line gave about one quarter part oi the r
port for ihs press, aud then the wires ceased to VIZ
his afternoon The hBc Was repaired, aud tue repn
was spain resumed but b.fae n woni II the ~"
reached this point TIE wires near Pctou gave on ~
the third time, ami nothing can BE- rcc.iyeI t' =
This il the more provoking, the lsA pa"
the report IL known 10 contain the Vuesv
leter uews tcegap ed by the ageu's of the A.-cc.~
Press al Pari-, London anf Liverpool TO Cork.
understood that the Newfoundland Company ~"
authorized Mr. &. ". Field to send ont an ! 'f1'
cable To extend fom Cape Bfeton 10 Pnoce Eis@"
Island thin avoiding Nova Scotia entirely, ani p~st
the whole line from tais place TO Newfounllaod uhs
the inn ediate cOutrol of the Ne aourdand 'mpsr
ard putting su end to the annoyances OF the P4s.
who are compelled to do business over the pc"
shamelully mismanoged lines in Nova Scotia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

LaUR, KEENEs THEATER.-The Summer season
conmebced ausp'cousy here last evening under the
new mana, ement-the sisters Adelaide and Josephine
Gougeuhein.-the hou. being full, and the aldieuce
enthusiastic. Their Californian and Australian expe-
rieuces seem to have had haPpy effect on both the
and the acting Of the sisters for they
ookirg unusually well, and heir acting is much iu-
proved in quality.
The play WAS an invention Of Charles Reafe and
Tom Taylor, entitled, for the present Court and
Stage though future managers will, doubtless, If
considered de srable, take the liberty with its
all that the present have, and re-ch'i-on the
pee 10 suit the exgelcies of the times the author,
called il The Kings RiyaL" Miss Josephine, or
"Joey" as that imperial cogoomen becomes by force
Of cuItailing familiarity, enacted Nell Gwyune with
degree Of spirit and vivacity most grotesqie TO
Her style is greatly improved since New-York knew
her before, though she is st slightly at
tain times and seasons Miss Adelaide, now
formerly epscts the quiet stage heroiues Both
sisters were superbly costumed, aud were greeted
with much enthusiasm and applause.
The company consists Of Messrs. c. Wheatl~igh, j.
Prior. 4. Peters & Stuart, II. +. Daily and others,
ana Mr.. Thomas Baker still presdes over the neees-
saly harmcpes The season opened well, aud good
mes sure of success may be reasonably hoped for by
the new mans cement.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Heavy Frost.

CLEVELAND, Monday, june " 10
There was heavy frost throughout tho o'nr
pnrf OF Ohio on saturday night, aud the whss 0'
v wa- badly Ijured or destroyed, and corn, grspaS
potatoes ifozeD. "a
DASsyILLE, n. Y, Monday June :, ia
A heavy aud dissstr,u- frost prevailed IN thi- veS
On Saturday night, killing tie growing corp spfr
tosz ard al gBrcen vegstsbls-. II Is fea'sj ths
yariuus f,uits have also been Gu, of. TLs ls, y
Anticipated will be very heavy 80
Bur, 10, Monday, June 3, ~
This city and vicinity we're visited ~ Z ss'rfr 'y
on sa,urday night, Destroying the fruit ani potsi
srd /, il feared doirg heavy damage ., the %
crops. Accounts from the country rrtoFt The tre'
y.ry heavy in some places thls morniog, an. he CIV
& Is feared, are much injured. 90
CIScIsSATI, Monday, Jane 6 lss
There was a severe fios; on Sunday morning, efLL
ing over the whole If Ohio snc tue larger part {"
diana, ind dong great damage to the wheat, e"''
PITTsBrRGH, sipndsy June o i's
severe frost occurrep 10 th.- neis sbcrhvv' ~
urdsy night, snd caused gree. iln~ge U 'as .ss rs
corn ard po:a,o crops, and siao TO some OF 'h'
trees.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

Tur BROADWAY DssDr.-"An English Workman 20
has just published in Loudon a book on New-York
from which the following piece Of description is ex-
trected:
ooh, for the pencil Of Cruikshank or Leecn, to
sketch for the DEDICATION Of my ers Broafsay
swell with the stub boots and military heels inch
and hall high. bis partcoored pants Invariably tor
short, and tight that it is with the grra's, difficulty
that lie squee his hands into his pockets the
,ional substitute for gloves hi. rowdy castor, pulled
down over his eyes, or balaucei the back of his
head; his swa low,ailed blue and brass bIttons
the fashions of quarter OF century ago bis over
powsrng vest his shirt-fon,, compo-ed OF the same
material. and pattern as ladies habit shirts sce user
ton &C.. his face rouged and his hair cured, having
gone to bed the previous night paDiots; the sckly
smell Of p.rfum.iy. and lastly the dazzling efugence
of his trink,s broadcast over his person. Now
t Ms stick him he steps Of of the large hotels,
and a. he discourses eloauen;ly Through his ncsel OF
his .sIreat and ge-lorious k.d-ntry, the tobacco
stained saliva runs down his gostee beard, ani
there you have specimen OF the representative man
of the model Republic"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
A GENTLEmAN WITH a JOB ON HIS
HANDS.

In this pugnacious age, in this pugnacioas cline,
in the pugDaciyus regions of Milwaukee, OF the
puanacious profession Of the clergy, We do not
know a more pugnaeious person than the Reverend
J. Cook Richmond. He lives in fight a. hshes
live in water His normal condition is the belll-
cose He is modern and magnificent Illustration
of the theory of the amiabe Hobbies. lie Is
nothing if not pitching in He fights bis Own sect;
he 6ahts all other sects; wuen there u Con-
veption To be disturbed be is the mao t. do IT. aud
always and everywhere his presence is the signal
for dry wells braZen skies, wlthered vegetation,
thermometer at 100 in the shade, aud other
the Ike meteorological phenomena Ever since
we can REMEMBER aud our recollection covers
many wears. the Reverend Mr. Richmond has been
noted for truculency aud for turbulency. Some
times be has been tllting at poor unir1cAed
Bi.hop. and sometimes running down Arlans, Ar
mipians. Secipians, Bsp.sta, gregationslls.s,
and such small fry. One would have thought tnat
there was stuff enough in him for fr.t-cIass fiery
d.union Abo,ioni.t, after the spi;est pattern.
But the Rev J. Cook Richmond is ike the barber
in Mich. las Nickeby, who must stop somewhere,
and therefore did not shave coal-heayers. Some
body of bis own spiritual fcck-au unthinkng
sheep-recently asked Cook Richmond to cook the
shareholders, thinking, very naturally we aihrm
that hs vas lust the man 10 make those interesting
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
IMPORTANT TO MASTERS or VESSELS.

FoR TIE SECURITY health AND LfFE AID PRoTEcTios
AGAINST SICKNESS On SHirBoARD.
Every vessel that leaves should provide supply oi RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF and REGULATING PILLS. NJ re b"nrt
in the hour peril from the sudden breaking ont Of Oh era,
smallpox ship yellow fever other mall gnsnt disease
will be- derived from hrr than from any her system med
ication present Not death from SICK disease
csuet induced will these remedies used
No will prev all board slip If thr READY RELIEF and
REGULATING PILLS freely made use by the passengers ana
c.w the ard Nr rd these remedies have proved
Of mmeasurabe beusft E chOia hlx dyseneIy yellow e-
yer, ship /, =. and other matgiabt fevers. .
The Ato ianented Captain Foan,bee Of the Havr- line Of
packets left port without laying supp OF these rem
edc and be certified that since be introduced thrr use on
ard ship had bern death from sickness or dis
C,ptaI and asrs vessels will fud their adv 'uag
upon Dis RADwAy Co. st their ofce, No - John-st
where satisfactory evidence will be produced u the security OF
sickness and Will ENJOY
by the introduction of these remedies sh picard.
RADwAy Co,
Physician and Chemists,
NO q J
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

The body found near Bay Ridge as published in
yesterday TRIBUNE, has been Identified as that
Of Fanny Deane, an actress of moderate ability
engaged year or two sgo at Wallacks Tnetter.
Her sb-nd, Dir. Halsry, and contractor on the
Brooklyn Water Works named Wells are in Gus
,ody, OF suspicion Of being concerned ia her fate.
1t is not clear that she was murdered, though the
circumstances denlar d rigid investigation. Fall
particulars as far sknown are published In another
column.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
NATURES ASSISTANT.

The aItea blood makes the BODY The body becomes blood
seain Now thee which ready become
blood remain ouge, than designed nature nIsI pc As
Ba.NDsErHs PLs must he u,ed which have action
cep upon buos which the bdys health requires be
moved Colds Hosrs.rts Sore ThIoss Rheumasms Bilious
Affections all cured by this vegetable Physc which takes
away OIL, the bad but leaves the good blood strength the bdy
M ho have sdsches who have pains Of kind will do
well provide few Of these pills -Four or hVe swallowed
would never be reported Of Sold No 2si Canal st Prnci
pal Office No. 80 BoweIy and by al dssuts Pnee . cents
lgx
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Military.

BOSTON, hOnday June ., 1917.
Tie two hundred and tweD,y-irst annual paIGde OF
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company took
piece TO day with The usual ceremonies, Col. Briney
cen mauding. Gov. Banks AID staff were eseOred 10
Chance place Church, wnere the anniversary sermon
was preached by the Rev. George II. H-pworth The
Auc,eut and Iui orab-, with their invited gnests then
diued at Fansui Hell. After the dinner the company
proceeded 10 the Common where the fOlowlrg Officer
receiv ed their commissions from the Governor Cap
teip, Gen. Joseph Andrew; First Lieutenant Major
Cna- Amory, jr; Second Lieutenant Brig -Gen. f..
". Pierce A4jutaut, Cap. I.aac +. sheperd Treas
urer, Capt. j. G.. Robert-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

We learn from Tie Schenectady Star that a new
prize has been founded at Union College by IL. G..
Warner esq Of Rochester, graduate Of the esss cf
ls26 1t consists of silver goblet suitably inssrb ID,
of the value Of go TO BE- given 10 the graduate OF thu.
College no shall reach the highest staining in the
Performance Of collegiate duties and s.so sustain The
hest character for moral rectude an1 department, he
having been actually attendant for te two preceding
years The prize IS to be awar ied by the officers ol
the College, and to be delivered the recipient at the
close OF the Commencsme.t exercises without preSiop'
notice 70 bin.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

To-day the delegates to the Constitutional Con-
vention which is to assemble at Wysndo;e City, on
the 5h Of July, are to be elected in Kansas.
William L. Goggin having failed of an election in
the State of Virgins, Tie Petersburg IHteiligeAeer
believes that be csn do better in al the S;ates to-
geiher and accordingly names him as candidate for
President.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

The excessive cold Of last Saturday night seams
te have done great damage to the crops. Our tele-
graphic dispatches report the destruction Of Pota-
ioes corn. beans and other vegetables, a. well as
Of fruit 10 various localities. Ia tie vicinity Of this
city, although the cold was very severe, high
wind prevented frost
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
NOTICE. F..
o. J. WOOD l. Co.
Bsye Removed from No. 9l2 to

No. "A BROADWAY Nrw-fork
consequence the number who prefer 70 bay
Prof WooDs HAIR RESTORATIVE irotn the Manutactory
direct the popeto have resolved 20 make retailing feature o
their bu.ss. ursafer viii be happy all
heir Lady Patrons aud to give them al tho n-
The number of years Prof WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE has
been before public aud the which has sustained
by the constantly increasing demand tor
L. udeIs this late day Ia detail its merits
sufo. say is no late effort 10 imitation Of some o,hf
inundated by fs success but scientific aud w-ucs'abshd
for restoring the color aud growth Of the haF crad
dsndruf preventing the hair falling out and general
afer Of al aft cOus Of the hair and scalp.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Ncw-IIaven Election.

Nkw.HayEN, Conn, MONDAY, June b, lsJ'
The city election was warmly contested to-day and
r..ulred in the reelection of the Democratic Mayor by
36O majority. The Republicans carried their Alder
II en- in Wards I, ., and +, and fifteen Councilnon
The Democrats elected their Aldermen ia WARDS
and 3. and nine Counc men together with the Col'
ector, ShenGs. Clerk aud Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

QIEBEt, Mt nIhy, juno o. T6J''
The steamer Indias, from vorpool, passed P'sas
Point at 5 O'Clock this morning. and will be due here
at about O'Clock THE evening Her dates sre %
later than those received by the CITY Of washOgss
of Cape Race, and the dispatch made up fof as
point contains Lo further d. t>ils Of the nsws.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Norwich City Election.

NORWICH, Coun., Monday, June 6, lsJc<
At the city election here to-day, tho entire pub
lcan ticket headei by Mayor Prentice. was success
fu, by lii majority. The vote cast was very large
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
The President-..New Church.

NOKFOLk, TOh1Hv JlH1 U, TOO.
The President left Portsmouth this afternoon 10 the
steamer Aoeaide eu route from Raleigh for Washing
ton via Batnn,Ie. There was an immense croSd ~
tie wharf and loud cheers greeted the President lie
sec ms H. fine health.
Tie cornerstone Of large Catholic Church was
laid yc,terday at Portsmouth, Bishop AcG oi baiti-
rnove cffic afiL0
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
a su.ucm,iov. i'm Charlestoss

AUGUSTA, Ga, N,bd1y, Juoe D. 81
r;s confidently s,at,d hero ihsi the hos.s -
Era.r s Co. OF CharagtDn ssspeGded % sa'.xx,
in copsequence Of tho 3ific,ty of negoti:aes Ia
exchange. Their 1sis are snperaba siap'
believed the susps as,on " u b. very tsapof" Wy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

Several Municipal elections took place yesterday.
In New Orleans the American, and IN Washington
tie Anti.American ticket was elected. ln New.
Haven the Democrats carried thc day, but they
were beaten in Norw len.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Netp9)ork DAILY Gribm,te
TUESDAY, JUNE 7. 1850.
70 coRREspOvDgTrs

No potoe es sk-b u Anctyccss Conrnanics1A hat
ist<1d.c fs tBs~rtoD - sEh~utcesS " ne
aid@s ~ the s7sroot uno~asarfiv 'T p1o"">
ton. but ss C1ar.u.J Tor bts GOO 'siih
We canno, unher-aGs reo,eo Conn uaicsronA
R-siness THy rssvSt Ooe soclA sE D.
addressed 70 Hok.cs GsGsLsvk Co
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
New.OrIeans City Election.

NEw-ORLf ass, Monday, juno Q, I5J3
The election to-day for Controller aud Aldermen
resulted in the complete success of the Ansrc,n
ticket, by about 1000 majority. No serious d.tarb'
ances occurred.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
The E,euah Of Capt. Ryder,

BoSToS, MoodAy, Suoc v ~
Many yesS.ls al the whsrves to-day nsi nsie tpe"p ~
at halfmast, IN yespec. to tbe n'sm%y u ZAP.
late master OF the bark Oak, Of Tie rhH''
Packet line. s,, r;,s7s
The ship Neptune arrived to-day .,O from pr,ocs 4
with 3l9 Pesselgers, and the 'hiP na'e
3T,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
To Rwsincss Men.

Merchants. Manufacturer Inventors, and al who
have Wares. Irvrton Land. sry,hns Else sell a.
they expect fud purchaser aid believe there Is
other Advertising medium good asHE WrrELY TRsuSE
Price 81 per lie each inse -or.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
To Tie Associated Press.
a.

To The Associated Press
MAsHISGTsS, Monday, June 6, lsl
The Hcme Squadron is io be sill further incres.s
Tie fil ate Sabine viii soon proceed u the Ga
There will then b~ ten vessels oi wsr there, VIII.
aggregate Of two hundred aud twelve guns. A. a
vessel has already been ordered 10 Tanpic" b I.
marines, aud other forces II necessary, 10 prgs
Auericsn citizens and property in the eyeot of
assaul by Muamon on that city. tie impression "
walls here that a similar viii be pursued at os
points, wherever such nte'N ntl0u nay be reSlf,
by American interests. II nay not be g-art,,
known that the sailors are CONSTANTLY drilled IN \
practice of small arms, as well as ordnance. The
Ter can be used on liud as carriages proyieSs<
their IN such al emergency.
For more than twelve months past the Sscre,ay II
the Treasury has been receiving mtorma; sOn ton lls
Collectors IN compliance with official iu-tructnas
to lat reductions can be made IN tue expenss1c@
leciug the rev from the customs. As the repoa
have been successfully received the reform "a.
been GRADUALLY carried out far could be-. rlh0a
deti lent Ia the public service. The eNpca-s lA
year were about $40 CO0 lees than curing the pr-
cediig r. The reduction ut the 'Npcnscr st Newfyt
aud other cities, soon TO be effected, Is part tn
econ iOnical arrangement.
Tie Tlehsury has now ample means at It's comnad
million and half of the late loan ha, not yet l~a
called ir but can be obtained al any time; bcsiis,
tom four to five millions of Treasury notes caa n's
be ressued unceT the recent act ot Cougrcas, asd
many as msy be redeemed. Within the l,st ten dap
a million ana a half at Treasury notes nave been N
issued al five per cent.
The frga,e Con grcss is to bc the flagship Of III
Brazil squadron. Pmser Slann has been onlcrsdt
tins vessel.
A private letter from our Minister to Austria say
that Ex-presioeLt Pierce, who has been sJournins
Virnia l. Il there ON the 18th Of Nav.
The municipal election passed oil quietly tod,,
without aIy of those scenes which have heretoloi
oi.prsc.d the city. There was no serious opposite
to the Anti Know Nothing ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Mashimgt0n.
Special f.ssses to The n. Y. rrieas~


WASHINGTON. Monday. June G, is,o
Senor Ms.a had sn interview With Gey e.
to day. HIS dispatches state that santa Ann, n,
reslly been invited 10 return. and tha, the LA-za
we're willing that the experiment of putting !,
in power should be tried, rs il is believed tha,
The best thing that could happen for their caus, :
exciting the national ierling.
Mr.. Dallss's letters announce Lord Napiers AZ
val at London While the involvement Of Eaga,
in the war was regarded as rot immediately ya
bcble such a contingency was generally apps
htnded ms likely 10 tsk~ place ultimately.
The impression in diplomatic circles here is. u
England will cfer her mediation after the g..
important battle shall have been fought lfhI
accepted, Napoleon will return TO Paris after sect
ipg conditions looking toward the amelior,tioi 4.
Italy. Ii refused, the indication is that the v,
will BE- general.
The Clerk of the House Of Rcpresent,tr
recently changed several subordinstes, with ava,
TO copcihaing influence 10 the next House. n.
will prove an Improbable investment.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
GREAT FIRE IN Iowa.
UxiIlp STATES LAND OFFICE, DgBuorE, Iowa

Nay = I1'.
Mess-s e E. HgRKyG Co, New. iofs s-Ee1l','. . -
"ca.Nptox SAFE which purchased Of you M season. i'ls
n A. Al, Curr esq Jour agent 10 this CITY, has Ja''
,brousb A. severe Safe vl prooahiJ e''t
ic.d fo Ia s1y confirmation II 10 toe the c-'e ~ my
IA. ~ The ,eoouo or Of the OidFrl1HS haI ou"in
IN hi. place which totally Consumed, night oi hr AT auo
U.S. for oug time 10 the m 1t intns hs, oopPns
fusy h he CELLAR where it buried by tue iaNls vans
uh .iIs broken or crusned Yesterday u "e' eHAu ned
s,il y.ry hot aud felt geat ey 20 knn" ~ 'i I
tst as il did money the amount Of several hunhr"d io
~ mostly In lsud worth s-yer. thou- nf
Srs b. d- notes Of and other valuable psrs ai D. AS
TIL. nonlg oprneo aud 10 my great iii.ii al the
pp.s kr found uLu a0d pr'rct ~ every rrso-
heastiy congratulate you tho usnHie tnt~rs ano myself -
the shch truly and -uPhacsy b. called
8 Safe. Very respectfully, your oeediet; servant,
ALEX ID. ASDrEscS, Register.
HyRaNc'S PAINT CHsnPioS Poor S.FEs ". <'l
Rroaowsy of Munay-st oPPo't, he City Hail. New
York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Fire i'm Eaton. Ohio.

CNcISShTi, Monday, June D, l-.9.
A fire in Eaton, Ohio on Sunday uornibg, destroyed
thirteen buildings causing os- Of $4,000 insured
or Sl2 zoo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

IrJg.
For LAKE SUPERIOR The spl.udid low pres
sure .id-whte Uppr Cabin ILLINOIS John Fraser
master will leave Detroit Michfsn rrsuisy at yohrk
m for Lake Superior po folows. touching al Maesase
each way:
WedDesdsy June 10. Saturday, JAY ..
Saturday, June 25 1uesiay Aus
WEDNESDAY, July fndsy. Aug iI
Friday July Is. Frdsy, Aug ~ -
Travellers Niagara Ks., Buffalo aud Cleveland by
Ls he previous evening aud reach Detroit IL time for
the Illinois
To pleasure ayesrs hesh seekers. daring the Summer
months rp tho Illinois lake superior affords al opp
unty unsurpassed this cOntinru The distance an ut IO
mes Occup. 10 days Passage aud may b. en-.
Information obtained By addressing tCnt this out aud
pr.serve Il for referencel L. l. MCKSlGHT. Detroit.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
BROADWAY RENTS SI0,OUO-BOwERY RENT

5000 TO SPECIALIZATION pays fo his store Is he
owns It, b letting other portions of the building gets his
Therefore, 60 LASDoss for Carpets. n, 3'i
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

NJ QViMBS son. NJ. li9 Nassaus New York continue
the pubic IN h. connection They
made this subject thr esI os study i many aud thelr
IMPROVED Lightning RODS
have always afforded complete protection ~ the buildings on
which they have beer placed.
above, receive attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

CURTls's CURE FOR BALDNEss.-This remedy
n reliable contAs oil lead supnur. IL Ia. bcn tested IN
Bostou Providence ard the Eas W. CURTIS Pro
prietot Providence, r Sold by T. NJ Guior, W bow-ry
y Coddpeton. 7l5 Broadway; W. Il Lewis s' GREEN
vicb st. John jones, 722 Hous;ons. NewlOTk Mrs Hays
a. Miioe and Reynolds Co.. BToohlyn. Selew. Jersey
CITY. w. T. Mercer Newark BaRNEs Il PsSK,
Mo-. IS and Is PsfLow Oeuers gents all Drugsista
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
WUDER's PATENT fIRE.PRooP s.

WILDER : TATENI NL-TKUUf 'JhI Lo'
The bes. fre-pfo0 Safe il the world
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