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BY J. NEVILLE & co.
ELIGIBLE LOT IN THE UPPER PART OF FOURTH
District, without reserve. and on q long credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,

ELIGIBLE LOT IN THE UPPER PART OF FOURTH
District, without reserve. and on q long credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Aucioneer.
Office, II Commercial Place.
IL cy ao.s n Be- I'D AZ
q IN ss g9 s.s
and No - Draw y Shs Sur
On Ninth
street h depth q 10 FEET between parallel line:
bearing per cent interest with mortgage on the property
Act sale before H. Cenas Notary Public tie expense
SALE resIrIyE AS9 E5s .
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer.
Office, II Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, March 5, 1859; at II o'clock,
q r. S 5a Of n the Suburb
Moneu and designated BY the Nos e ~ inclusive each
s i Sss.s /: II r. 9 -
1ss rs % balance in and IL months,
Acts Of sale before Graham Notary Public
pense of the purchasers. feA
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF JET
ferson, without and accommodating terms.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Auctioneer
Office, No. II Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, March s, 1859, at 12 o'clock,
It x fy af ss City,
square bounded by Magazine Pension Camp and Amelia
and cesignaed lots Mo-. and B Of square
Camp street by 2o fee. IN depb lot No. forming q.
inches Shines front Amelia depth Of III
feet II inches and lines between parallel lines American
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in Jefferson City. IL
the bounded BY PlaquemIne Chestnut Pension and
square No said lots adoin other and measure each
No. 80 feet inches and lines front Plaque
mine street. lot No. 30 feet front Plaquemine street.
Nos and 50 feet each front on street and
forming the Of Plsquemine and Anne
| liza streets. .
ApTERNs-One-fourth cash, balance in 6, IL, Is and D
months for bearing interest," and if not paid
| at maturity thereafter per cent interest.
Act Of ale Graham Notary Public the
| pense of the purchasers :e24
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HAVING BUSINESS WITH ME
during absence from the city learn my wheres
bons or any Information wanted by calling Mr. GEO. u.
HiTE firm OF Smonds Hite, Cusomhouse evee
sree,s Mr. go D. HITE having my power attorney
to act for me during my absence, or other 1900.
fe4 I'm b. s. BREWSTER,
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR RESIDENCES, SITUATED On
Magazine street, in the Fourth District.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
SATURDAY. March 5th, 1853, at lie o'clock,
- NJ the City Hotel Common street. will be sold at
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
Fourth District in the bounded by Magazne Third
and Second Nos and plan drawn
W. Thompson, Surveyor, dated 22d May, ls4l.
Said adoin each other each 80 feet
o.t on Magazine by depb para
lines together with all improvements f any thereon
situated neighborhood OF the most i'm
proving portion of Magazine street.
Me- TEn MS-On. third cash balance In and IL MONTHS
for notes bearing mortgage the property, with per
inter per cent. if not paid ut maturity.
of sale before R. Brennan Notary Public the
of the purchaser. fel9
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
New Orleans January 81, 1859
IA dividend Of seven per cent. has been
declared out Of the profits of the months payable 10 the
Stockholders their legal after 10Th
February, 1859. G. A. r, RONDEAU
ja3l I'm Cashier
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HOT-PRBsED NUTS. BOLTS.

DATENT HOT-PRFssED NUTS, BOLTS.
L. KoUNs BROS No Front street Al. Agents n for
celebrated Nutsnd Bolts of all sizes and
lions for wagon makers low makers and machinsts also
suit purchasers made Of til best Tennessee If Price lists and
samples at the Office Cders from machnists ana country
dealers solicited, OCT. y
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a
wealthy country New Orleans and jackson Rail-
road, al moderate price and liberal terms
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
n sdence situated the New Orleans jackson Great
Northern Railroad about miles from the Ponchatoua Sta
ton, in the most healthy portion of that region
The dwelling contains five the first floor consisting
with hall in the and above unfinished attic which
small outlay could be converted into sleeping
On the premises is fine kitchen, servants rooms chicken
houses large store pigeon house and every
The of land consists of about GU 65 with be-
tween 80 40 cleared with rail fence most of which
hiss been under cultivation.
grounds the tateully laid out and
garden fruit kinds
berry beds and well stocked kitchen garden
The properly offered for sale solely of the
removing to the city.
sacrifice and the liberal terms. by applying at
office. fe24 15t
A FIRsT-RATE CHANCE FOR A PERSON OF SMALL
capital invest In good Lands we'll and hickly timbered
suitable for site for mill.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer
Office, IL Commercial Place.
LNLEVE.N Thousand Acres of Land, situ.
T. aed on the New Orleans, jackson Great Northern
Railroad.
This land is bounded by Pontcharrain Maurepas
Pass Sueur, a great portion the
land is suitable for the cultivation of sugar-cane.
The Railroad through the most of it, rendering access
to the city easy.
heavily tmbered with ash willow, maple and
cypress, making very valuable site for sawmil
RJ>TERMS-Liberal.
The map of the land can be office fe22 15t
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DORT-l5 quarter ceks London Dock Imperial Port Wine
> r., s.le 10 r'"'s s. WOLFF,
feaj s"'s " corner Grayer and New Levee SITS.
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SLAVE DEPOTS,

- NEGROES FOR BALE, At No. 81 n
BARONNE STREEr. Y
IN The undersigned has about 500 Virginia and Ma
ryland Negroes for sale, Just arrived
Field Hands,
Mechanics and
Every class Of House Servants, etc.
The supply will be ample from new receipts during the
season NV establishment Is between Grayier and Common
on Baronne street, g. which is the second from
the ST. Charles Hotel.
No Sm WALTER l.. CAAPBEIL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-26

- knJsTER,s Sl.AVE DNPUI, ls7 UOnAS1l
street. New Orleans tssps constantly @ hand md
ers and General House Gervauts Also, buys and sss
SIKVES conmisson. Having converted the Azny ps "a
The large story building the Of SlavsS MAJ Il
he best depot In the city, AID we'll furnished M tAs ss
t Slaves.
dlM - e. fO8xBR5
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,s@Dudley Lodge No. 96, F.. and -; A.: M;. IN
URDAY EVENING at O'Clock, in their Lodge Room ct
the GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall Of St Charles and
Perddo Streets Members Of the Craft fratenay invited
to attend.
OrrIcERs-wm. Il. Stewart, W. M; W. +. Purviance s.W
W. u. COPELAND, j. W.; VIM Cooper, Treasurer; S. l. Gull
let, Secretary; Edwin Marks S. D.; j. H. Gennison, j. d.
Jos Cbillet Tyler, as ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-26

CUNDRIES IN STORE
. 1900 Demjohns Of l. and gallons.
10 ckages Sherry. eighth aad quarter pipes.
10 casks Ciaret, Widow Norman, st. Estephe.
:. :. I.arronde,
:. Medoc old.
100 quarter pipes Burgundy Port.
In store and for sale by S. b. GRATIAA & CO.,
fe22 20 Cusomhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-26

HOARD & SONS PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
IL STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Now in and ready for delivery eighty of these celebrated
engines Of the following sizes
81 inches diameter Of Ecylinder
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-26

Regular conversations every SATURDAY evening o'clock
at the Grand Lodge Masonic Hall, St. Charles street
Holland, r. XII George P. Evans, E.; s.. Frank Bart
A. G.: W. G. Wilson, c.. Nj. Sd VIZ. j. Christian G.
M ID "; Anton ofsrgeld e.. NJ. lst Y; 7 D. Van Horn
By order OF the NJ. p; H.; r;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
WEEKLY REVIEW
OF TIE
DRY GOODS MARKET.
By the Manufacturer Cloth Hall Association,
A. II. ALMH Manager.
NEw.YonK, l6 Broadway, I
TpugspAy EyISlS0. June 80, 1853. I

THURSDAY EyIsiSo, June ~ 1913. }
review of the business in Domestic Goods for
the pss sx months presents results OF the most ss.
i.factory character, whether in the department Of
c.rbn,iop or in tba. Of manufacture The merchants
Of the interior as well tis larger distributors, have
,oI foed The purchases 20 immediate requirements,
and have adj cred steadily 10 the cash short time
sy, TEN, insugursted after the revulsion. This hn
enabled the country merchants TO do profitable busi
uess and has made the obbeIs IS class strong, and
able at all tues to anticipate, if necessary their bills
paysbe-whicb, at present, is the rule rather than
the exception The gratua revival in the varied de-
psrtents Of cur home trade has given such increased
Is aand that our manufactured goods have, 10 great
extent entered into con- -Gmoti)n direct from the
looms. eavng surplus, which u'ually attends this
Gull sriod of the year. Our export trade has slso
con,r buted s prominent share toward this result,
reachin the important amount OF So 600 PACKAGE,
valued at nearly g. o,oc0-alrnost equ.ling ths
importation OF tbose plain Co'tops which usually
come in competition With ouT home fabrics.
The export trade viii probably remain unchanged
for soue tine TO come, inssmuch as the Iew
feids Of commerce lave no, yet been fully de-
yelopej, and viii be years before shall realize
tie benefits TO be derived from the tres.ies arranged
the pas. year. The trade With the South American
sts.ss has beer sei,e important, and Il We Lsi the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
90 USE THE GRAEFENBERG MEDI- ID
~ Al-

The CnoLEsA YEAR Of 1852 is Trneberrd being nakeG
with p,cs-y thc weather have exp-risnd and
now eYpsriencipg Bowel complaints dangerous snd fatal
character sarios phyiars 70 e1,sthA'
,h.x dare ra- rsp1r. ha,ftheii ras.@
81 ErsirpY DfAksHEA. DyssxrEsr CEoL and
al RovyI Corr ANTS, /, found in TIE 0RAERESBERG
DysrNIbRY SYRUP, which 70 Sivrn by the bssi ply
ns of The and h- been use1 ard p1hcy recon repdrd
hx he Bosra II Heath II SexYok, and BY Of hs heed
riy,i-isrs of b, usvue Hospital
fgE crrEsEArEo CHoLgSa MIxrCSs of rsE SEw-iotN
Sus bcips d.situfs of 81 sbae pno P nus ia y y ca'
ing ". ,xsp~,ppy Sypup -. L,
k,,sl- outsins and al o.h-r ilsrcdsJ's wai h
a., II s,rs and CERTAIN ISY 1T iD ~ WILL xor
co...xx
No 50 Pas sog NEw-YosE AND ~ DsuGsisIs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

SD ACCIDENT At NEwaEE.-0n Friday evening
eight young Germans, who had been short way up
tie PAssaie for the purpose of bathing, were upset
while returning, by the violent and sudden squsll.
Three Of the parties swan ashore, and, With q small
boat, went out and pickedup two Of their compsnons
Tic three remaining ones, when last seen, we're
elirehed, and probably went down together. Their
pame' are Theodore Dsnnison, Lewis Schuhman and
Charles Cersnar
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

TnE FoUKIH At ESGLEwOoD.-The Fourth is TO
be celebrated the Old IIeadqusrters OF Washington,
on tie Summit Of the Palisaoes, ny picnic. The
Declaration will be read by Prof. Norton, aod ID.
dresses will be made by Thos. Dunn English, G.
Chauncey Bur, Senator Ferion ana others. Baskets
will be taken from the Englewood S,ation FREQ Of
charge. The trains Of the Northern Railroad leave
Jersey City at $40 and 9: 10 g. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

TEXAS WooL.-A traveller from TexaA publishes Q
letter in The Mobile tAla.) Mercury in which he says
tbst the steamer in which he took passage down Red
River he'd 81 bales Of WOOL weighing 300 pounds each,
and that the wool from the clip of one sheepcr for
the pat year sold for 900. He says tka the town
Of Jefferson, Csddo Lake, sold last year betwssn
4o and 5,oco bales o WOOL and expects this year 70
eel more.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

AyEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-For PHlLA-
IN pELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST via JEhsLI
CITY-Man and Express lines leave New fofh Aad IL
q IN and p fare s. Throush Tickets shd f1r oin.
Inn and The West, Washington New OeAns and tse
South xs through baggage CHECKED 70 washington IN
~ j. w. WOODRUFF, Assts:an: s1perios'ndsnt
No sr.ee wiz be for trains unless delivered ana
,hsckad fifteen minutes Of the tine OF LEAVING
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

CUPRt NE COURT.-In the n,tter OF the ap-
- tca.ion Of re Mayor Aldermen and Coanon. O, 70
Ci,, of N.v.yoh by e Bos-d Il Commissioners Of ta Cei-
ta Psk resiiy. The .cqason Of ispts 'or BIC pa.
p- b. weep Ish lI0ns snd the h and BIN ay' u tn
City Of E-xYorh-Th- Mayor Ah-Tmsr srd CommoraJ oi
N-w-Iorf BY ;h- board 0 C11u1.-Ep-fs o me
statute entitled An A. % Aver
the Nsp Of be City Of Se~Yoh y sJns olt thereon pee;
Place suo 20 s1kor he IaSI: q the sGs, assd APrl
ishree fh. being prssnt-hsrsbJ rvs n4e % The own
es e pars and spec;Ive ouited INTO or inter-
e,t.d D u. lands, :-remeE',, heedfamen- and pre-s
her~rsitsr mentioned ard des rbed tnr hey Will sppJ
70 the 51p,eme Cour. of The ofNeYork a m
n fsii Cour. b he'd Z. me CITY ls = the cy " N-w
Yort Wedn,dy The GIN dsy ~ y lSe S: he op-nns of
Cauf. thai day Thereafter 40 LHus c1a o
beard appointment Of three CnIp,soner Of Aepai's
IN the above sue1 mater estimate II favor Of the ssTfa
owpers parties and persons Aforesaid, Just and el:
compe foI ;akLg al thos. aods .Eeuients 1sI
usp premises lie between the soutbery Inc OF de ~
o6.h and o.h and 5n AID sh ,venues "1 ,iy
aud which .bs said Board o. Coam ~ the Central fsA
dem s6v,b. Be scqBirsd for be p1.e Of eI,srd3s sd
Ceu.rs Pah In the City Yorf vhchsa!d Hds andpr-
sd be msp pan 81 said cy ardef auo oy
vi,ue o entitled Al A.. relative % impro' s.si
hing he yng Il and Tcats ~ .te Sy o Wv
York and for oiher purposesn passed Apn lSn-Dai~ Nay
r. a53 RICHARD BUSTED Couhsel % he rp-a,icn,
u,21tiys ,rd IN ssii Poerd Of Com TDurss!onsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. JULY L. 1859


SARATOGA wATER-CUHE-Is a9R OPEN
~ f1r Gsssts sod Pse. 5rss. BrVCvsus-'s AVE Ssa
7Gds Bosrs.rs =: E.zslIsbe ,st eesa sI
s.yr-lr "a EEpDsIHA. u D.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01


The increase in May, over May 1873, is about
t3l OOO which is very favorable. TIE June earnings
appear TO be quite as favorable as those OF May.
The earnings of the Connecticut River Railroad for
May, were $2l ,9l6 =? May, 1853, $i9,ss6 So. The
expenditures were little below those Of last year,
that the net gain in May was sass o..
The Coupons of the First Nor gage Bonds Of the
JefIersonville Railroad Company are paid by Hal
stead Gilman, on presentation with the Bonds a.
their Office, No. 47 Exchange place. The Manhattan
Savings Institution has declared semi annual divi
lend at the rate of y cen. anrum on ell sums of
$500 and under and v cent or tha.
amount, payable on and after the 18th day Of July
next. The interest on the Bonds OF the Mississippi
and Missouri Railroad Company due Is, OF July, will
be paid and after that day by the Cjrn Exchange
Bank. The following Coupons, due July !, will be
paid at the Office of NJ r. Jesup Il Co., No. A Es-
change place, viz, "on the Construction Bonds Of
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company, and on their 10 y cent Sinking Fund
Bonds also Coupons of the Jolie: and Cnc igo Rail-
road Company. The Hanover Bank has declared
.eni-annua dividend Of 3! . cent, payable July :.
The Washington Insurance Company, dividend OF
10 e cent payable on demand. The Ocesn Bank
viii pay the interes. on the Bonds Of tie Cleye-
l6nl tnv wafer NOrkss que IN inc i-L oi JuIy.
The Market Bank has declared dividend Of 3. y
cent, payable 9th of July. The Wliansburgh City
Bark has declared dividend Of y cent, payable
llth Of July. Tbs United Ststes Life Insuraoce c..
pays irs usual semabnusl interest or and AFTER to
morrow friday. The Morris and Essex Railrosd
Psys 3, Y cent; the New-Jersey Insurance Co. 10 '
cent; Newark Banking C,mpaIy, ' c7rti NeFHk
Gsslight Company II y centi Firemen's IGsursnce
Company, ~ cent; Elizabeth Gsslght Company, 8!
y c.nt-sI for the ak months ending July l.. The
interest On the City OF Hartford Bonds issued to the
Fsbkill Road viii be pail a. the PheniI Bark Of
Hartford. The interest the BOnis OF the County
Of hu,catire, County of Washington, County OF
Iowa, County OF Poreshiek and County Of Posa'
vasauie, issued to the Mississippi ana Ms.onr: Road,
will be paid at the Corn Exchange Bank. The
coupons Of the Houss,oDie Railroad Company,
fal ing due on the IL, Of July, will be pad at the
Office OF he.srs K.tchum Howe 81 Co., in this city,
and at the Treasurer ofice In Bridgeport The Jaly
interest On the Bonds Of the Pilot hnob Iron Com
pany will be paid al Gelpeke, Keu.gen * Rsichs!ts,
10. 81 B,oaowsy.
TIE bu,iness OF the Clearing House today was
$50 i33, ss7 Mr. Hesdlsy, working msnsger q tie
Erie Road, Las re.gned The proposition TO lease
TIA: road meets Ettle " iavoT nside lie Tufoor-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

hummer ARRANGEMENT
On and sf.Y WEDNESDAY, June 1883, Frsips VII havs
ns.h n Station, New-Yorh, ~ fonows:
7:45A .Gor Wibsmsb1dse.
s:S0s n. ..MeN Train for Albany
a:2A m. ..For WiIhsmsbr3ge
Ii 80 O. m. For White Plains.
2:S0 D. m :. For Wuhsnsbhdle.
4:Os .. For White Plains.
l:S0p. N. For Dover Plains.
b:nO o. n. For White Plains
s.l5 o. M For White Paine ,.onS Hbts soa Crtret;A
$3.50 D. NJ For Willamsbrisse
Esrykyne-W III kave:
B:O0a +, .Frsm White fStna
$50 T. m. From Dover Plains.
s:xOa m From Wilismsbi6gs.
7;e N FROM White Plains
q:S0A n. From Wlbamsbridse.
80 a. m. Mall Train from Albany.
Loo D. m. From Wilhamsbrdee.
S.OO D. m Prom White Plsins.
$500 D m. Prom WDiams6hdea
$500 o. No Prom White Plains.
VIM j. CAMPBELL Bupsrinxnaant
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

HUDSON RIVER RBILROAD.-From May
II O. 1859, TRAINS viii esve Chsmberss- si.tt2n -
Slows: EIpre, TT.Ds, and u a. mr. ard p a. a% hnd.
Eifoa,IIsp.s lls spd $40 p for Tsny'.n 2,S .ad
Pe~tsn Sing Sing and Tsrtown Trains most Of the
.sy staons Paens,p sk.n al Cb.mb.rs Canal Chrsopher
and SJ,tus Trains 1Y leave Troy <4 and $3.50
M and s<5 p M. snd Albany sbou. IS n'inu;s. E. On
eumd al 6 d ~ AZ bupL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
NJEW-YORK ana NEW-hAVEN RAILROAD.
IN ,asa GUNNER ARRANGEMENT. las.

Passenger station IN NevYorh Of 9th = and +hsv
Entrance on 9th ST. , non.
Tor New Haven = (e1li 1913, 3:i5 iei SEQ snA
Is a M Tor Bridgeport, T. O. texli l2<5, S:lo (e1)
s:1 and esp M 1or Milford stsord, fairfield, syl,hpon
,nd Wespor q m. l9:<5 $50 and 4S m vor aorssn
nsh-p ard Grreawich, g. M l2:S $50 t:S $3.50 20
For Stamford ts, m. i2;fs s:Io sh ~. f..
soos :. 81 m. ia:%s $50 I:N. 5;so e:spm
CONNECTING TRAiN6
Por soston g. m (e1.l Sis (e1) gor Bartfor6 20
sprnshsd m tsl si9p m ts. yeI TonHeoa'as as, I've
Northampton Tor ksvHsvsn Newton and stonisssos
iailro4d q and sl5 vor Canal Railroad g nons
"a M. sss sab p m Rw Nsusstueh Railroad, sa m, s;ls
n n Yor psnbury and Norwsb Railroad, .. q M S:o n
JAMES II HOY1 euperin.eadsuh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

tf q Sissgretm.n. b-tve.r the fcET hines are based
upoG some dissatisfaction felt by tnc New.foTk
Central at me differ rstes established in favor
of Pbia6. 2hia by the Pcnnsyly,ris Central Toe
natter y con.lercd ore which cen easily be arranged
az meeting between Presidents Corning and Tnomp-
SOD, which may ;ase place mex, week. The new
Is Crosse Railroad Company have mp'e co npro-
mise with Mr. Chamberlain, by which his claim
will be much reduced, and the road soon pass under
the management Of the Company, Mr.. Chamberlain
Withdrawing his appeal and vacatins bis lesse. The
June receipts OF &c road are about $4,000.
Tsere have been further sales Of Treasury Notes at
e cent for Per Cents, ana . y cen: for ,. Per
Gents. Nr Cisco finds good demand fJr the new issue
q; :, Y cert.
There ID good demand for money on cal 10 day
and the supply is ample al 5.S6 q cent
Annexed is statement Of the business Of the North
Pcnnsylyanis Railroad t5r 'Ac half year ending May
81, 1859:
Earnings IN ksy sas7s s
Tot,i srM My, 1859 90 2ls IS
O,oss csIn g saue time iss; M 81 %
Iucies.s of zoe. eArs. s.5slI IS
Gas. earning. ior Dali less -
ElI'u"' 'r bali "i 10
Ne:earpiuss fr sulf y.ar ss2s3i $.
Ne: eairs' IN frs: bali Of l,s ycaT....... 7@i7S -
Iaer,,.c O. ss: Gaming. IN r month. sl265' 81
De- smoa, Of the increase Of the construction ae' o,
in the lsi yea has ee'n.....'''.'''''' ~ 10
Receipts Of Delaware Division Canal Company:
" wesi .ndirs June IS Iss9............. 6S1s p
Tc,al:o Juu. 10, 1850. .sSstsi Is
west ending JuBs - Isjs............. 5si' %
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

IL CBALyBEATE PILLS.
THE ONLY PURE - ,>,,
MEDICINAL lKON
YFFEITUAL IN DEBILITY
AND ALL
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD

Tar CsIAisrsY AND TakRsPEel icaL SostosiIieS on ps
d /. MOTIFS CDALYBEA1E RESTokATi|E ARR Ac-
rpsFp by ALL COMPETENT AUTHORITIES TO Be scisN-
rlflc.LLy fIsFECr; TsE sxPERItsCE or THOUSANDS
nAy PROVES mar OF IRON HITHERTO PRE-
scRiRyp Faculty., OR KNOWN N TIE dArskA Mtpi-
ca FoR COMPARED wifh II toa stsiosA-
TtNs row Al oNcs PROMPT FsRM,NEsr INDIGESTION,
DEBILITY DEPRESSION VITAL hkEsGY. PALE AND oIhEE
xiOvS, INDICATE ITS NECESSITY Al
NoSr yy.Ry co>c,lvABlr CASE IN AL cssys stNALs
DFMLIIY, ESPEoi.LIY, EFFECTS sRE DELIGHTFULLY."-
RlNOv,rIsC. avn IRON IHE IRiAL. TbEkE 10 No
SUCH REsTORATiVs ETALTHrVl CoNfLsNio> ssoW> TO
MEDICAL SCls>Ce. SEE MKpco CHEMICAL TRACT whicE
ACCosPANEs EACH og PILLS lr rs THE ONLY PSs,
PREPARATION Iron oBIsisEpISfhE UNITED srAILs
PRINCIPAL OfFIcs No SO bRo,DwAy SOLD BY ALL hE
PRicF Box
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

sane facilities OF co nmc .icaisou either ooas. Of
thst continent tha; toe Erg'sn msnuf.c,urers fur
usbe5, by subsidy or s,herv.e, W. should seldom vt
noes those aceuDnaio3s Of goods which cepress tie
manufacturing industry OF this country.
The English manufacturers di' posed dtoseek ih'.
naIket in sb.,rce Oft demand from markets which
bave heretofore attracted Their attention, aad ~o No.
ticed ircisased imports OF cotton goods durieg the
psst week. Ii this sboald 90 continaed jassrg ibs
season il viii force the mills epsa ed with 6rer sap-
bers TO ultimately reduce prices, 10 adopt tno~, es-
port styles which are in such demand.
The importation If Plain Cotons a, this POI, daring
the week ending June IS, as compared with prcVioa.
v.,rs has been a. .ollows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

The following the Receipts for Custgps at the
Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States
a. New Y,rk, during the fcal years ending Juuo 80
ieke 1879 lSsS and 1870.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
Printing Cloths.

Tie sales NJ the Fast have been very large during
the pas, week, reaching 10 nearly 7oooo pieces ani
although the market WAS active yot concession of
an eighth w,s very generally submitted to in the
higher counts, for ready pay 6ix6is brinsins 81.
The sales in this market have been about 1900
pieces at the quotations annexed. We hear o. about
ICO eco pieccs being impnfei.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
Dater GuTe.

DR. +. J.. IOWENTHALs WATER-CURH
ana GYMSAsIUM No 10 Beecker-s, ~ \. Iressnsns
Stboui bSsJa rrIssep. sns psrr.nsss kssesn sAAsA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
Brorn Shsetia1s

There is not much movement ia these fabrics. TIE
trade for the week past have not taken g,os, in ab
sepce of general business bu, there were such
small stocks held by the Jobbsry, ,ni tho dis; ialc.
ton of any movement for general stock Will move Of
the goods held by the fabrcans, as the quantity On
hand is comparatively hmted. We qno;e heavy
Standard styles at 81 sic.; Medium at ic. light
Sheetings ri II a7c.