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G. h. STEVENS. AuCTIoNEER.
N. Office 10 Broadway, corner OF Maden aae
''' s'''' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.


Chamber Furniture. n,, ..,
This dag Ju1y H. A. io oclors nj the residence OF Waiter
Benny ESQ 65 West Eleventh street between tth and Sih
Particular attention called this sale The principal par
OF The furniture order M. Is. only e1gneea
and be fully relied on as his Class taa
logues now ready and be had az our once OF lae
house
DRAWING ROOMS
One OF The most costly rosewood Fanoortes N the country
has been fully tested ad rrcnopneed SUCH has four round
coraess .iSy carved legs solid pearl Keys beautifully inad
with sAunwooi; cost nine months 81 S0 the fanoioe
viii lie offered al II O'Clock precisely so two sas o. ee
ganty carved rosewood Furniture covered With dnlsk SATIN
blue green and gold Medallion Sofa Arm Chair. Reception
Oval Chairs 10 pieces Ia all satin Easy Lounges ana
Chair Paris imported onola and bronze Chandeliers, Pies ana
Mant Mirrors old OIL Paintings Fngrayings, rose WOOD
Centre Tables with marble tops elegant Eegere5, Encos
$780, DINING ROOM
fet French china dinner q 10 pieces decorated china Tea
set pieces Table Cutlery silver plated Ware silver Cas-
ter silver Table and Teaspoons English cs1ssware Crock
cry, &c
Costly rosewood Bedslsa d Bureau. Wlshstand, Com
Table Mutt curled hair Mattresses Blankets Linen
Sofa. Lounge, Arm Rocker spring seat Chairs Curtains I'm
cravings Toilet sets Brussels Carpets and Rugs; also 10 the
other and walnut Redstads bureaus
room. Chairs, oil Pa ni.ngs Hall Hat Stand. stair
Carpet Oieloih and Kitchen Furniture, Terms OF
sale cash in bapkabie money n. Bsrangers IN the city de-
attending this sale ride 70 within few doors OF
taking Filth the Sixth
from the Aston House.
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RAILROADS.
ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIIROA D COMPAr
IN Albany

~
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN PARE TO ALBANY, ~.
On and sfter Monday, June Is 1850, trains viii leave
Tverty -sixih stree, station, New York. follows
For WLhamsbrfdgc and all stations 7s0 N and ~ y
NJ For White flans and al way stations 2g and Y NJ
For white Plains AL Way stations s5 NJ White
street depot For Croton FAILS rs A. NJ, stopping At vii
lsrnshrdge and stations above. For Dover Plains t NJ,
stopping At White Plans and Stations shove THIS train runs
M1lerton Saturday evening For Albany TO- 4. "
pres mail train, stopping swhse Plains BEDFORD crOOu
Pals aud stations north.
Re,urnnr-~iI leave wiliamsbrfdgs stopping ct al war
stations 60 A. NJ. and p N. White fisins, stopping at
and NJ. and Is and r. N. ~ all way stations Dover
Pshs A NJ stopping at az stations north OF fordham This
train leaves Neron every Monday morning, SIS ~ Gro
ton Fails NJ stopping At all stations north Of fortham.
Albany A. ", stopping ~ al stations North OF White Plains
JOHN buRCnrLIs Assistant Superintendent
ArEw YORK To THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND LAKE
IN Memphremagog direct via Connectcut river valley. and
pleasure Ogaenebufg Monres and Quebec Apply
At the New York and New Haven Railroad Once Twenty.
seventh street, N Y.
7TH REGIMENT ENChMrNENr =
specal train 81 cars addition regular trains will
run 10 and rom all the boat 10 the Camp 0roind.
Fare, 20 cents from New York.
Passenger procure ucksss At he ferry ocs New
york before crc~stug.
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POLITICAL.
THE HON. CHARLES SUMNER IN NEW YORK.
THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN UNION
Have the pleasure to thai. b. he.s invitation tbs
HON. CHARLES SUMNER
vii deliTer an address. on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jl,y n.
In the Great Hail Of Cooper institute
Doors open AT 7; TO commence az 3 O'Clock.
SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIG3
Tickets Is cents EACH " be obtained a. Tesal! i1saa
and a. the door.
The en.ire proceeds vii be devoted sae circulation Of e
Address rs campaign document;
CEPHAS BRAINERD
Chairman OF Execu..Ye Commiltaa.
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DY SIMEON DRAPER. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY,
- JAY n al y 9enck a. the Merchants Ensiangc ior
hor boat ai Has forccase cabin furniture &C.
inventory.
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r vAvrs FROM 4 P,CHEfoRs BOOK or LrFE-RY
Ia rranrs Copcu loyal limo, pIice al For SHE BIZ Al
boosselers sent free q pcsEe % receipt Of prce Jun
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A oRkrp YxPosE oF THE SCIENCE OF a NNBLtNg--
n ccrsanng complc'e disclosure q the secrets q the 81
p-nctired professional gamblers; vol elsa price w.
and cent free posisge BY CHARLES COOPER bon iS Post
oaice, Brooklyn ~ v.
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sTEAMBOATs.

CTArEN ISLAND FERRY.
- Fare sir
every hour A. NJ 10 p ~. from fss Il
Whitehall street
The and A. NJ. L. Z and p. n. boats from New Yxx
with hofsaten Island Railroad.
Gu tine Sundays boss leave every half hour.
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I'D day. July H. o'clock. the Is Nassau
street barge sale OF Wagons and Harnesses - top Wagons
and second hand, various styles secoud hand
cloth lined in good order large RoawayS, scat
three do extension TOP two seat Wagon light for
horse light two seat road Wagon top; "a road Wagons
chy built y.ry stylish and a, 10 no top Wagons new and
second hand, straight Rocksway for family horsc light
fyprcss Wagon, second hand Doctors Gig In good order
Also Harness double and single light buggy Harness
ENpress do Coach do, ladies' and gents Saddles Whips Hal
tiers sheets xc
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HOTELS.


COeD AND CHEAP BOARD AND LOD0fNG-Ar
VI Clarence sfo,e IS Lpensrd street near Broadway.
Boerd Tor ladies' and genilemcn Sio week piano and
bath Watrhman and house AL night single meals Is
cents Lodgings gentleman And wife, So Gems 70
night
CMTTnSO~fAN HOrsF-BEo ANYWAY, CORNER OF
y Houston ssrcet.-Couducted on the European plan.
Single toe 7Jc and " day, double and par
lors 81 90 -. Meals ne ordered. s ". MEAD
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
fsoRPoR NrIoN NOTrCF.-rHE COMMITTEE ON vi.
nance OF the Roard OF Aldermen will nee Friday,
Iuy ~ at cue o'clock T. N, Al No. City Hall All
persons before The ComnAee he eby mott
hpa 70 be present aboye, without further notice.
ClfAS g. CORNELL, 4 C0mmitce
GILBERT ". PBATr.
0EO STARR, finnce
THE COMMITTEE ON ROADS. OF THE BOARD or
Councimen. viii meet on Friday the 18Th instr at three
O'clock r NJ No. l. City Hall An persons Interested
srv requested 70 be present Especially SIXTY
CHks. \. DECKER, Committee
ALEX. T. SHAW,
JON. r. TROTTER Roads
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A UCTioN NoTICE.--M C. EpEY, AuCTIONEER-FINE
dark brown Mare, Vehicles. Harness&c EZRA LUDLOW,
Jr will SELL this day Wednesdsy July at o'clock In front
of 81 Cedar ST. opposite Post oce avery hne
dark brown Mare syears cid l5 hands high sound
kind and gentle in all harness prompt and driver and
Of great endurance travel in less than minutes, and
with training easily In 81 mlnnes Sold only thai the owner
has further usc for her. Ao regular sale Of Vehicles
Harness &C. comprising Phaeton. Bretts Rockawsys Top
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UcTIoN NOTICE.-HENRY GREEN WILL SELL TITS
n day. at I0if O'Clock at the let William street Gro
ceries LIQUORS &c Aboxes Family Soap 10 chests Black
Tea barrels curranis. 20 bmes Rssns 100 tins Coemsns
Spouees Plug Tobacco Coffee, Olives. Bay Rum Is casks
and 80 demilohns Liquors. a50U Segars. tons
White Lead Also lot Of Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods and
6 tx,np Mar Az
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SavaNNsH--So amshp Finrda-A Hsrr1s Mrs
Hsrs Ms Csllon l. Bariwci ~ whitman II Livingston.
y Wcienss q "raneersn. tWylcr king, X Cowles Wal
her NJ aud MIS- Geo Nichois, - Rerlon, Mr. and Ms
James II johnson sad sefNtn, W jcpes 4 eeersge,
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w Il. BARNES,
w. THE CELEBRATED
MODEL AJcTIoEssa
Il NOW rs NEW YORK CITY.
Reprpsen. ng
THE LARGEST AUCTION HOUSE
.DouSls e. afE51ks.
FULL. CORPS OF ASSISTANTS
IMMENSE RETAIL SALES
AT who wan. 10 SET Dr. Goods Boots and Shoes aAy
thing else End to their interest .o address him at bex
IS? Pee, Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

BUCKENHAM - n this city, Thursday, May 81 Mary
Elizabeth only child II Edw ard and Sarah Buckenham, aged
years. MONTH and - days
BROWN - In this city on "Wednesday evening May 3d.
Caroline only daughter Of Gilbert James and sarah Jane
Brown. aged years, months and l6 days
CAMPBELI,-On Friday, June !, Matthew Campbell, esq
couuseor-at-law, aged 81 years
His eud and the ficnds Of the family and Of the late trede
Tx Place inyit % attend his funeral from his late
dence No 862 West Fifteenth street on Monday the attn
inst o'clock in the afternoon without further invitation
FREAR-Ou Friday juno l. r. w Frear, in the 29th year Of
Tie relatives end friends the family respectfully invited
10 attend his late residence No 81 Carmine
sreot, Oh Sunday June Q, at o'clock p H.
FENTON-In this city suddenly, Thursday morning May
81 Thomas Fenton in the 57th year OF his age
GRAY-In Jersey City, Thursday May 81, Mary Ann Gray,
in the Cfth year OF her
LITTLE-n this city, on Wednesday evening, May 30 James
Little eldest Of Charles and Eliza Little In the d5d year
Of age.
McLOUGHLIN-In tlis city Thursday May 81, Andrew
Mclaughlin, Of consumption IN the 18th year OF DIS age
OSBOBN-On Friday morning, June l Thomas w Osborn In
the q IN Of hs So,
Tie Dr. lstiyes and friends family also those Of his
brothers w. and r. II. Osborn respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral the residence of the latter No l3
Madison street Saturday morning o'clock His remains
viii be taken 70 Mattituck, LOng Island for inerment
gTFWART-In this city, Wednesday evening May 3D. after
lingering Illness Dafie Stewart IN the 10Th year Of biz age
WTFGAND-At liz late residence. No 39l Ninth
Tesday May % Of congestion Of the Lungs Frederick VIII
liam Niesand, aged 81 years
For additional Marriages and Deaths see Sh Page.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

seedTme and Harvest Ragged Schools By Thomas Guthrie
How 10 Enjoy Life Physical and Mental Hygiene BY VIII
liam NJ Cornell, NJ. b. limo. PIP $50. James Chalen 4
Son.
The Central Gold Region By William Gpin- 0vO PIP l9i
Sewer Barnes 4 Co.
Text. Book in Intellectual Philosophy BY j. Champin d D.
12mo Crosby Nichols Lee, Co.
Church Chorel:BoOk. BY b. +. Baker J. W. TUFTS l'no.
Honae and Coege Public Address delivered in the Hall Of
the Massachusetts House of Representatives. BY r d.
Huntington l2mo. PIP 20. The same.
Leaves Of Grass l2mo PIP 4s6. Thayer Edidge.
Wild Nell The White Mountain Gil l2mo PIP zs8 Sheldon
$50 -
Dkenss Short Stories By Charles Dickens 2mo PIP 2oa
r. b. Peterson Brothers.
TIE DAYS Ways Of the Cooked Hats the Dawn Of the
Revolution. BY Mrs Mary A. Denison limo PIP. 49,
S. a. Rolo. -
Hsrper's school and Family Readers By Marcus Wilson
Five Parts limo. HaTper6 Brothers -
Elements Of Analytical Geometry, and Of the Dferenal and
Integral Calculus BY Charles Davies, L. d. l2no PIP
1884, A. :. Barnes Barr
The Revelation Of John Interpreter BY John Cochran
limo PIP 36l. ID. Appleton Co.
Abrdceueu the Debates Congress BY Thomas Il Benton
Vol XIV. pp. az. Tie Same.
The Life Of William r. Seward With Selections from his
Works. Edited by George Z. Baker. New Edition
l2mo Up 49, Redheld.
Forty Years Familiar Letters Of James w Alexander d. d.
Edited by the Surviving Correspondent, John Hail. ID. D.
2 vols i2nO. Charles SGribner.
Sermons BY Joseph Addison Alexander D. ID. vols Rmo
The Same.
An Historical Sketch Of and Navigation By George
CoggeshalL 5vo. pp SIG, Geo. p Putnam.
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RTPonTFRs IN A "FM."-Several reporters az
tended AN inspection by Gen. Penneiather IN the Vi
wood Barracks on Thursday, aud were bury record
ing The complimentary address OF tue ihsPgc,,ns
when the General suddenly stopped and was under
stood 10 exclam, 4" There are thoee - -, WIN tho
looks, or intended to ray more to you Inc report
ors were immediately ordered TO BE on ana before
they could sufficiently from their sonlsnment
10 obey the command the troops appro hed IA double
quick time and the knights Of the pencil fered before
tue advancing lines but before they conld make good
their they were taken in charge by bury ser
geant and three priyates who. with oayons's nxea,
explanation was given OF this strange proceeding Is
a very natural inference that the bold general had
learned from experience to doubt if his speeches looked
vel ia pint. s5 lWesl Sussex oazeue' 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

GARIBALDfs ExPEDITIog.-Marsala, where Carr.
bldi has landed ii port of Sicily situated about 30
miles from Palermo. 1t belongs ID the province OF
Tradana, which extends, as well as the province If
Palermo and that of Mesna, along the north coast Of
the Island MAJ sala carries large business in the
wine which bears its name. 1t also deals in corn,
fuit cotton and salt. The population is about 10000
II POSSESSES number Of foreign commercial houses,
the most important Of which English. IL was "a
fourshng place under the Romans, aud its prosperity
was maintained until the close OF the 18th century. In
1882 the port was filed up by order Of Charles V. TO
prevent the fleets of Soman H. from getting possession
Of il. II has never completely recovered from That
dsaster ana vessels Of large lunnage cannot enter
Le attack on Marsha indicates the plan conceived by
GarbaId He carries the struggle on the north coast
Of The Island where all the strong places are situated
ID annroacbes those positions which, If seized on by
bin bin Vii give decisive results. On the other hand the
Nespolan army appears TO be prepared for an ener-
gtic defense Il had received y, ., aue az, az.
towns on Tie coast so that the concentration OF troops
might 10 readily and promptly effected. i+
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Lieut. Wagner, Of the United States Typographical
Engineer Corrs has been ordered to proceed to the
Oio del Oso, in New-Mexico, with detachment of u.
S. Troops.
A Court-A Martial is now in session at Carlisle
Barracks The Court consists Of the following oicers
Col. Thomas Major Graham Lieuts Moore Cham
bliss. Mckee Wheeler and Arnold. Capt. Gibbs is
President Of tie Court. A General CoutMaItal is
also in session at Fort Columbus consisting of Major
Holmes, Lieut. Sweeny, Craig, Crsly and Worth,
with Lieuts Morris as Judge-Advocate.
The Ordnance depot at Fort Leayenworth has been
made an Arsenal, and placed under the command OF
Major Iagner, U. S. Army.
A Board of Medical Officers viii convene at West
Point on the lth inst to examine number Of cadets
who are about 10 be admitted TO the L. S. Army.
The new steam-corvet.e Pawnee, now fitting out at
the Philadelphia Maryland for the Gulf Squadron,
will be ready for sea in day or two, and will sail
forthwith for Vera Cruz Her officers as follows:
Commander H. Hartsteue; Lieutenant snd Executive OH
Ger Sam Marez Leutenanis r. c. Harris aud George bro~n
Maer Philip Porcher; Passed Assistant Surgeon r. NJ Gun
nell Purser george w CsIk; Chief Engineer George Gideon
Second Assistant Engineers j. T. Lamdn and John hcEme
Philip Gunner b. Durkzer BOgtsw ain Francis NC
Loud, MdslipHan, George Dewes
Bv The recent adyices from Key West, we learn that
the L. s. ship Crusader was still at that port the Wy
andotie was off Trinidad. The Mohawk wa heard
from at Sagua Ia Grande An on board continued in
GOOD health
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HJfEsI.1E ID.

BONNER GAUFFREAU-At s. Johns Church, Brooklyn,
ednesdsy May 30 by the Rev Thomas Guon Ii mel T.
Bonner NewYofk Ceetne L. eldest daughter o. the
late Marcellin Gaufreau, esq.
TYDFCKFR-MATHEY-In Havre, France on Tnesday,
Nav IS by the Rev r. Fontsnes Mr. William Henry Hey
decker Of BUenos Ayres A. to Mis- Louise kza daughter
Of bir. Jules Ma;bey Of Havre.
KNAPP-ELLIS-On "wednesday evening, May 80 By the
Dr. RuIchaTd, Abam b. Knapp to Sarah T., daughter Of
Nathaniel Fills, ESQ., Of this city.
Observation-Disclosures T6ursday, May 81 at the Church
q the Puriians by the Rev Dr. Nerniye Richard ii. L.
Townsend Adane eldest daughter Of John Allen ESQ.,
III II -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

FIGHT ANoSG TBIEyEs.-0n Friday morning
number Of thieves and rowdes got into light at the
foot Of Leroy street, ~ r., when young man named
Robert Scott was dangerously stabbed several places
He was found shortly afterward by Officer Van orden
Of the Ninth Precinct sitting on doorstep IN Green
witch street nearly exhausted from loss of blood aud
was conveyed to Me New.York Hospital, where he
lies in very critical condition The officer then made
search for the persons who had inflicted the injuries
and finally arrested James Kane, an alleged pick
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fAdvertisementT
10 TIE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.

yorFgs celebrated SCHIEDAN AROMATIC SCHNAPPs should
be IN he hands every traveller No family should leave the
x ~ Is without SUPPLY during the weather lifayar
yr the III elects Of change Of ather aud bcv
,.,or. II Il the purest hguor made In the world
Pat up pint and quart bottles sold by sn Drrgss Gre
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"BRANDI IN BOTTLES"
MADEIRA, SHERRY, AND
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Families who use Wines should give the preference he
above Thev are al pure and the best quality Each
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Apohcoiies Fruit Stores Grocers and at the Depot Nc. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

DELINQUENT TAxPAYERS-The Tax Receiver yes
terday transmitted, in accordance with the laws III
strucing him on the subject the amount Of $4,000
to the Chief of the Bureau Of Arrears in consequence
Of failure the part Of delinquent Taxpayers TO come
up and settle These have additional II per
cent to pay each year until the amount due the Gov
eminent is paid At the end Of three years the prop
ery taxed will be put mp at aucion in order to realize
the amount due Arrears Of personal taxes, however,
will be received at the Tax Receivers Office by the
Clerk on Personal Arrears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

RAIFicATIoS MEETING OF Staten IsLAsD.-Ihe
Republicans of Richmond County are to hold mass
meeting this evening, at O'Clock, at Richmond, to
ratify the Chicago nominations. Mr. George W.
Curtis delegate 10 the Chicago Convention, and OH
eIs are 10 address the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

Dows on HIS UNcLE.-Wiam II. Little, the
eglteen-year-old clerk, who was recently detected in
stealing 50 900 from bis employers, Winslow, Lanier&
Co.. is again arrested for stealing 500 from his uncle.
In the SO 900 case Little was used witness for the
prosecution of his confederate, who sent up for
two years Since then Little has been at liberty, and
having become hard-up resolved to visit Mr.. Miller,
his uncle, who lives at Goshen, Orange Co. Accord
ngly on Wednesday he appeared to bis relative in the
country and after spending pleasant evening with
him. he coniryed to break into trunk and steal 500
of his money. With this he hastily decamped and
took the first train for NewYork. Detective Young
was apprised of the robbery and after lengthy
search succeeded in aTestng Little. The prisoner is
now locked UP at Headquarters but there is little
prospect of his being prosecuted, bis relatives will
probably send him 10
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A CARD.
tn n. Fditoy of Tn, N Y. Tribune.

SIR: VIII you do me the favor to correct gross
hich appeared in the columns Of The TkfBUSE
land other daily papers Of lesser motel hi, morning Ia abiding
the that Carter of the alleged SLAYER Josephne
baed by Mr. John Deal Is stated that he baed my
request Permit say that have but little acquaintance
with Mr. Deal and positively deny that spoke
to him in relation to the baiBg Of Capt Carter am
cac aud have family dependent, upon my efforts for their
uruo such believe have the night to work for those
WHO may services, without asking them unnecessary
uuestions 10 their destination.
am. Sir, yours. &c, JESSE A. BhADDlCA-
Netr- York June l. 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

APPOINTMENTS AND CHAYGTs.-rhe Street Com
missioner yesterday appointed John Diamond 10 the
Third Clerkship under the Deputy Superintendent of
Repairs and Supplies, in the place of Charles b.
ArculaIius, removed; also Frederick Byrnes "a Fourth
General Clerk of the Department in the place Of VIM.
c. OBrien who has been promoted to the Office of
Third General Clerk. George Keiser was appointed
Inspector Of Contract Work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

PuGuIsTs IN PRTsoy.-Two pugilistic individuals
of the First Ward, named William Holland and John
OConnell, had little prize fight, which they had
arranged interrupted by the police yesterday after
noon. They about leaving for jersey when
arrested, but Justice Osborn required them to give
bail TO keep the peace in the of $500 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02
tAdyertiseunent.l
SILVER SOhP.-A per

SILVER SoAP.-A perfect preparation for clean
ing Silver Plate Jcwey Mirrors Marble 49, far more conye-
ncnt and effective than any other
Read the following;
BosroN May Z, 1859.
nessrs SFFORD BURpiTT
Gentlemen After repeated trials OF your Silver Soap
recommend Il The dTcls Tor cleaning
Plated end Silver Ware be used by family
Yours respectfully, sHREyE Brown Co.,,
Late Jones, Bah Coz
Manufactured only by the BosToS iSpKucaL soArCo
Sold by HEGkMAs L Co, Broadway, and oshers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

The CITIZENS SAVINGS BAsK-To-day, the Citi-
zens' Savings Bank, of which George Folsom is
President Andrcss Whitman and Daniel Butterieli
Vice Presidents, and Seymour 4. Bunce, Cashier, will
be opened at 10 o'clock, at No. 10 Avenue A. De-
posts will be received in any amount, from 80 cents to
s. coo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER Ia
su 10 all other articles destroying Rats Nice Reaches
Weter Bugs end every species Of Venn Sold No Ole
Broadway and by oil druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

Cirls and Women should understand PIIRRNoL-
ocy o. email L. them 10 avoid selfish snj immoral men, aud ao
10 n In aud educate children properly Examinations FovLxa
HKLIs's, No. 308 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

BARNuM's MUsEUM.-The addition OF those
hr,, beautifI Sals. of the Infant Lambert" Giant
baby Il the sapsrby Fh jus, placed in the aqaara
nins Canltor &c have actually proved Irresistible aud the
crowd increases the Museum Exquisite performances there
his afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02
CITY ITEMS.

The Rail-Split,ers Battalion will meet for drill this
evening. at the Headquarters of tho Young Mems
Republican Union" No. $50 Broadway. All those IN
favor Of the election Of Lincoln and Hamlin are invited
to attend, and join the Battalion.