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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04
Millinery.


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men auf tbr reidbnItjaeS 9ascr vur M,arngrg.
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nne gu oUrn @reilrn bei itr az battu iiu0.
Nue @uftro9e wcrorn pinttltAI tciorlt uua
M0oamc Spu.
glc. So Wldiu , StraEc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04
81 fonmt umaen.
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OpferSi

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after, S6oulttn, Sftuooteln ure 9Snfrys an 6onS r~f4
= ell'S gum &rrtaut ontNe; ftvncr rctrn psrI6ieocnc
S9IiE4 8eslen.StmiL .@itenfbauftln, 9cbIcnlbanrIn,
l1eos @tltcAe 'ur %@5tn9ufthn uub Ncfcr5. S6iebbledt, intfs
ltn9're nm ciitruc Settle ;lm af6hcn. YrI,rl ef,,,tr % rr,b
grEerpielttn Scifcnlteire sum 9ufiteen spn, Grntrrpilr,r.
PES., une 8lr6'a9I0tn mi noblllineenbem Some.
oSuntttcr, 30uS5cnter uue auotro Qcrfprcn. p,lbe
,.Ut" Eoer miebrtre Ger nb0En @rtife 81 taufer ipinihcr
Iooe iN Ircun pIunf lin, ttrtn @ccorf pcn mir III Cnfntb<
ly,n, ca IN il %nornltd'tn grciicn nerfoifrn perbt. "a
up mS,nT lammtl'dsn Gilen~ une @el6rQpaarsr, Irlpi,
nsr 9cdltsn 3ufriccelbtjs ]be6tenen.
q. Q. . enpcu,
gie0'n- NM @'clflnNpoeren>8 abrit fcrpi5 etutrrsns-
oo- mn &nmtrajier- Rorufacicrp.
HV' Szo' gtalnltraBC, iriIdtu S. uRb O.. SSc11site.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04
WM. WALLAcE'S PURE FOUNTAIN DEW
WHTSKEY

3itftr @hiStsp wire uur art curd, uu5 tr,c,,, Ja;,
mottn Pas Nubt,fla, bierauf aufmcyEidm uno nsrlgn r1ss
lttht er NnEluT Ctrce uoH0smntttt @hli6l5. IA NirLr
2SHtettr mn purd mner bau9 teSoQcu wc,Ctu fanu 1.,f-
ufeNote, ptIWt en- &err't ooeg mchr van oiutm par;rtln.
den 9rane III tauf1n mlniHtn, iVlru mar "a fsurn. NM Il,
m Que Strt9utcr &fgtyaUel leecu. gSjy olrIten SGs MI
tilitHm aur sr .S~al'tWgtu ~ NayEcn. lEir brltu iffS
eiaen tr'Re' &cErath Urn cClcm 98hjcEy AMI Vso,r. SEN Nir
IlMr Dam %9trFauicn, renu er ~ptUjGIteno u Munote ct m.
Don eT:lhert ilm, ooB lpr Die nGeiuiQR 8rrf5uIer cpu ~.
~&ooutcte yulr NiCuntatn DcD 9EhjStt9 iuo. mb png min
I'LL tIacn 9rei5 btt 9]ltrt6uitH ron ! his l09 Barrels b5tc1.
uEo Gucer 80u1icbhObcr elm, oietr Yor;ialiS,n mn r,insy
SH3:Sie9 cInsr @rpbe Su uutrwrfcn.
@m.g IS cIIatr S6Bnr,
Gde GGrN mo 4cul Cflr} Ctr1Ee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04

@utbhbtn Ser @tftttiNoft.
Balance, fduts BON 8armtcfbtrn $751;, 1928
90 DC StottIctbcFtsrn 1873, O73. so
DttS Of TruR 9er'ahF ron Sou.
Nattrial, pcufGncta 9cRttrt &2.995.9t
g1ertt ON @'baurtu ruc SnYtutar 16,SOO 90
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04
fanntmod,un9
gDi6iiq fir @roccrgt,feer.

yNldll1 fur WIoc'rpbCliBtr.
Ge 1T cine oIaemcin t,faurte Sah:, eoR urf fer SorS fir
elmer Hethc ven 5abrrH Sttail~ uno 2Gtolcio { GrlG'6fte in
oaR rinler SduS elm 3mciaatIRdff in 9ierp Msrf bat, uno IAN
unltr oorttGtr Observation-Disclosures tee oir bcicn uno bjujo-
lttn AHaren tur une eintauil ure erItsn icbc gGc6c 6rr-
per leneet, 6errtr osroiedt ul9enciner 6ttaEnt Su werotu,
gen Saar tou'tn, mooutdb mir In ccr Stano oeicbt uerocn,
ptlite e~tiliutautcn unb ttli9tr aIS iratub Gin ANDRES @tihofi
III et't9tr Sioet u1e 81 btn G m0hnIjben &cbin0un0 II yer.
tGNItn gu toilntn. SSu 9loub,r 9cracc t0Surh, StE mir FIR
S'ar %fnlt'utcn, unc tets Qu'c, friItc unb biliqs 2Raorc fsb.
zen. Sie SnHytGen tnltrcr Guroer AM beicn nj rabrth. 3ur
9lc!!h G%3ronttrtn Ntr oue bCi unS sctauften 9Sanrcn oS 6di,
uNiere GiauprS, 2Sttnc unc Gisorrcn ais uapcrf libt uq6
pIelemutSa, uno maiden urh 6orauf OUf n~,rtlant, oGR min
ale IN elmer grrtcr9 9ebrduaten @rtiftt fdbrsa.
Ym. % altaCe S6bue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04

S3I5,99l.92
'G5utbd6eu 1915 99Ig2
Gtrbtnblitftiten SI2O 7S9.6 80
Rstto Gutbab,n S255 2O2. 80
0i6t o)srtoufts 2ots II. Gtaotgruuo
Gber6puyt $500, 10000
8trtauitsr 6ar:n. urN 6Ohsrunr
ne& 3nr srtauf ab9citGgt $500, 0O0.0O
6jevaue 1T trIbti6. oas nab elmer 43id6r
gen T6dti9tsit Der @sirlibaft oieIc cincn Bsrtbs
bctrae sen u Yiuipucn Ccuar0 ,r,porbcn bat.
Sc Miro crmartst, rag RE @clr0iboft in IN
8rfdbr 1trti SaGr,u aIrn jbrtn Gtrbtupltbftittn
fcmttt nahsctommen III. Ho6 bicicIte o~uf1ef5It
Die S,rItstIun9 ptS 8]cpomsucn gGtytbcs pov3e
uommsu unS Die ctpa nc@ ermunIbtr %ermll
tung Der Stnotofrbiuplj&hiitn gcaeu ilbtriaTt
nru @srtb OOGf5nctg ieertrsam wsroru fam.
Der Undergraduate bal bts obeulr6rnrtu On,
gabtr NIT zen Sitberu ptr GtltaIhoit serial.
den, UNI fa Don rer 8iatsttit c~criclten liter,
lsu8t. Dixie 0tebnuna lit am l. 9u8ut .. g..
abSrf6IoFtn UNI unumf6Bt@ rihtjg.
Ssitbem 7no mtsptr &6ulr,u bela6lt, nrut
Qlrbtttsu ouSsefiGrt, uno Gle @itslisrer. curh
Hisit 8ciultots angsipornt, sntpidtIn aufS Nsut
sine 8rr6s Ebatigtsit.
Gt6. 8. u9Imonu, sgtnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04
4n3ejgtr.

Sdetr Sslpr'&uns iter bic 9lnlaac fer ncucn
Stoet ,Str9inta @itY : murps uns mcifens emf.
9'9ntt, DAT Sr. &6m0tIs, oar QraTpent siercr
@sttuihoft, audi Die Wloucefsr 8arm. uno Gqo
9arSrr @itp. @dtgfbaf inc Qctsu a~crufen batc,
nnc raB htfie G~tie0idsft fd nod immcr in eli,
mem tla8Iihrn 3ueanos t%sinoc. 3ufdGis faupen
MIR In Oer RalbiEaIpucr nOlstrppolc" isIgsn>cn
8eri6t iber ptrie 9jeicai6aft, ZEN mir %unlcrrn
HsIsrn ui&t purertbaJtci molten, iurem raturt
mondse acratfaBte Wejnun9 uue Scroo&t a,0cu
bos 09n!tt6e unternebmen in %uniercm Staatc
9stptB ~bcistti9t miro. @sraIei@cu mir 9aac, 81.
ZEN, Somuunitatjouersas unO ionfias 5rtiih,
unp tIinlotiiGe gerbdItuiTc rer ntutn Stact Dir.
9iuia @ttp NIT rcncn rou ga 6artpr, 10 f5nncn
MIR Seritsrt ltin, eos mir III sjuer gIci6m 3tnbe
SUn 9atrrn nod aiinittaers J~I,iultats c~rlang,n.
Der on9riIbrte Betidt Iautrt:
oOurh 6ru. s. 06derig, Sscrrtar ptr @fru
setter 8orm, uuf GtaNt Geieaiaoft, 1T csr I'M.
tsrSci6nste @9snt fir ccn Cifritt GOIumtin uup
Aiernneria a~utcriilrt, BEN M}it9li,Pcrn icwje Dem
publttum int aqsemciRsn Ole i]ciNeapcn ~2lnaatr,
nIIO BEN teBisen SlnuO pielcr Weiealbaft mttu.
thFilfu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04

= d II losn.
Die 8sieuiaaft i6ulott am 8ratt
Sanpss, uriprNu8li6 g~tfaufi $l08,6l6.7
Yin 8armen, JSriid9etauft fir be.
Itimmte 6puce 2.AgOC
gin l1rptbrurcu Sbutotn fir Grs
belt, unbecnPttc 9untratte &c. 9,682.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
QUARANTINE DANCES COMMISSION.

The Commissioners sppoir ted to estimate the dam.
ages resulting from the destruction OF the buildings and
other properly at Quarantine tie LIST and ID Of Sep
tember 1888 resumed their investigation of claims a;
Mr. Sweepey's Office Wall street. Yesterday the Hen.
ELIAS W. LEAyEawORTH presiding.
The Commissioners being equally divided upon adj
hitting the proof in support of the claim made by DIR.
Thompson for damages 70 his wife amounting to So.
900, the testimony ruled oct. This CEAIRAAs
al-O announced that the Commissioners unanimoCs
in their decision 70 reject Dr. 1hompons schedule,
inadlnissable.
EDGAR MoNULLEs, an Ex Port Warden was
ssor testified hat he acquainted with Dr. Thoia that
h. bid known hp :, or wears that b. knew him
he Heath Ooer sHd hsd visited hin Quarantine
prevSus the ere that he had visited him friend; Wker
be visited lin be allOs. the night twice
spent days Usually visited him week, soaetues with
Biz WIFE he several consecutive days there the Wtntsr
four DAP at ha line certainly thrse days perhaps our he
thought he there the Sunday previous T. the mes 90 ira,
time he remained ony night he usually lodged 10 the
facing the bay; be had lodged 10 the south e- corner ro
third foor fronting the hay right the Doctor. he
oen in the plrlor and two the per1rs
and IN the halls ne had sso been IN the library the viug he
he in the stcrrooa at the back Of the raor
The witness having testified % his sc1lautsnce With the differ
tho house forth then proceeded % testify IN
10 various articles Of furniture books md ether IA
ushles, snd o. IN their value
DAVID II. AsKER, being sworn testified that he was
zoccrysn residing 10 New York tina. be had heer in tire
ercey bushes. about rs ka lie kew Dr. Thompon in
I93 inst the firm which 10 member In the habit Of
surpyln. Dr. Thou psons family With groceries, that IN Juas
July sl4 Ausu 1888, the BIZ amounted 70 S 50 Here the
BIZ m0uths INTRODUCED, marked clhbi. \ and
filed IN evidenced The witness then examined IN Teesene
h ths -aua o. lFrge variety izs alleged u hye been "a
the ir Dr. Thompson lous- u' P-sfiou- q the
hg.
Adjourned till this morning at 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

The borough Of Colombia and The Chestnut Hill Ore Company
er expected 10 subfcrhe 10000 and the balance vii
tt up by che other the farmers along the
Cur y has done nothing In aid 81 the prise ehoush
you'd TIC great to all travelling bc,wea
Ehdb sud The Scuth L-n This In. ! for travel will
carry Pofton Of The pass. gsy traffic between The Ea
sne heN'Iork snd baiu0rs II has many advantage "a this
nsp.tt IL VII form uEbrOken ne-g6uge ad Iron New
loIl 90 nlHore avoid thoe erhe plle 9dses oyur
GinPwdsr tek, and he other 81 the Chesaesse Bay
al th' days and the dsrKr incident t. the da@ bridges
ess which abound the line route The
wilt bs ed the efforts OF The Eat Peno- yvah Raj
must Il Dc restore confidence Ga eutsrpr--
That ad making crsr poht to-day Of Zen crE
dHGr acfHGAg Guar and about k IL accredited
crpBl vic and judicious Affairs Of this
Gu Ni make before many yea the best paying rail
read IN tie GIFTED s. stes. -.
TIE annexed fRurs are from The Miners Journal:
he qusutity by railroad this week IL g. @ by
n- a. 20 for the week 10 So Sgsiss &C. 3s
the corTe-l ondi ve las
TIE n d. from all the rrri has beer stimulated thl week
o prcTood aatanre The Scranton add DeA
and Hudn Companies advance their IS
the LIST % july. thu Penny wanna Company 10 cents
1Le tIade nm 81 lie regons Lhia COX a. low:
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carrying large res Of paper hsve been Obliged % se-


ceft more favorable rates for the buyers.
In CONNIE rcisl circles we teal of marked change
Tie ofitTipRs at bank ave iacI easing Demand loans
are 5S7 y cent, mostly y cent, and paper 5ab v
ceLt for strictly FRS class. Sales Of the
Treasury Notes have been made At l y cent premium.
The amount of potes exchanged exceeds five millions,
and ley. about Al 200 600 overdue still QUIZ andiue
and of these il is somewhat surprising con-idersble
amount bears only Z celt interest. The dividend
raid to-day shares of Pacific Mail stock.
The Bank statement Of the weekly average was
not received IN street favorable. The increased
loans in the present duuess Of bush ess with the de-
creased specie rs-r9e was looked apon departure
from the COZ serystvo vcuieDt which shop}d vern
the anagers Of these Institutions Tho ince Use ia
lcsns has however doubtless from the u-e ACE
by 'bs hacks of the funds accumulated here for the
LAY of interest and oiyidends, aid week will
show the reverse movement. The condition Of the
specie lice is quite as favorable as coula be expected
uucer the large shipment Of Saturday week. The re-
cell Is from The tote riOr have betn considerable BJ~sOn
lie LARGELY debtor and shall draw q million, pr b-
ably, fror bst city. Philadelphia and Baltimore are
about even with US.
The FLOWING lie comparative statement Of the
condition Of the Banks Of New-York City, June %
and June 80:
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POSTAGE STAMPS.

To the Editor II The ". Y Tribune.
SiR Ia il not the duty Of the attendants st the var
United States Mall Stations IN th c;v ehsnsr er,ce.
stan for corresponding lumber deareds
Or their dufy refuse hs trtng Ia sary
end 10 pertinent amer obng he app ssr to purchase
stamp Oh money hen be hes oyerpTs II three cr<
ssnpi The s- has be-n recently stoptsd bv the At
tenasnt at Sta r. Third avenue between Thth aad Thtr
tyfr sweets three scamp not god rurren-y fer
puTchasing stamps United States Mail We
where Is Il good Thst what seud like 10 know.
is agreeable 10 be n by III temDer and inperinsnse 4
one OF these stations and Of convenience think
the favor gked should have been gsn,ed there n
that effect III you please tell rs how the matter sssdd
AN INQuIRER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

AIkGEp THEFT Er A sERvEsr.-Honry coraso
an Italian Was arrested yesterday charged with bsv
Ing stolen 81 200 in Mexican doubloons from the house
of Don Juan Artonio de Aguilar, in whose employ he
was a. house seryant. The money was stolen on the
18th Of April last and the accused left immediately
after, and vas not again seen until yesterday. His
employer has since died, and the complaint is made
sganst him by Don Santiago LENA Of No. III Second
avenue. The accused donies his guilt and s.stes thst
be lef bscsrse he had quarrel with his employer.
Justice Kelly, before whom he was taken, committed
him for further examination.
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fAdvert;senentJ
NnS WrNcfnW

An experienced Nurse and Female Phyaa. hss soezana
CHILDREN TEzvBrSs whfch greatly fsctstes ~
Of Teebns by soenrs TIE gums asd edncas "a
Gamma Ion VIII ALA, all pain and sars 70 ressse The eeSs
Depend mo.her wB give re- 10 YOURSELVES M rs
and health &c yeur infan.A Perfectly safe 10 al oasss -
Millions % bottles sold every year 10 The Urse o>ae
I 10 an old and well tied ran,edy.
pbIcp o. cEyrs borrLA
None genuine nness the sr-xirniie Of CuEru fnaun
Eev-YoTA 4 on the o1tsits wrapper
Sold BY Druggists throughout the void
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

CRoIos CosTEAcTs.-Proposals were opeued yes
orday BY the Croton Board for the furnishing of four
feet iron pipe ior new main the High Bridge.
-Four bids were received, and the lowest bidders,
MessIa Sneeden & Rowland. got the contract a:
sl9,260 ~. The highest BID was 90, !ss IS, by
Andrew J. Hackley. The contract for laying large
foureet pipe acrc-s Manhattan Valley from tho High
BIZ DE down TO the uTpor Reservoir also TO have
been opened but was postponed anti day, in conse-
auence OF some iniorrnality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

YOUNG MEE's REPUBLICAN UsIoS.-The popalr
stump speaker and Lincoln and HaInls songwrter,
George W. Bungsy, esl., viii commence camp aign
for Liberty and the Right this evening" in stirring
speech, at tie rooms OF the Union, No. 659 Broadway
X. s. Crane esq, aud ". II. Teft. ESQ will speak
also. Tire Rocky Mountain Glee Clab viii slso te
present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

GUsPowDLR.-A number OF vendors Of eunpowder
and fireworks cams 70 The Mayors Office y s.erdsy to
take oct licenses for the a of heir warss re4uired
ly the city ordinaDces Forty Old licences were ro-
rewed at 30 cent each, ani nine new ones w're
grant al - 81 ach, ma Ing total rscsi for The
item Of gunPow isE Of $l@ 20. ss .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

: iexury cheaper than ever.
THx Ercs1EysTH srBEyr MURDERS On Mondav
morning EDWIN Jeerds, one of the step-sons of Mr..
John Walton. wbo was 30 brutslly mu d.r.d ON Cat
uidsy light was arrested at Jsfsrssu Market. Tn
youig man had suffered the courr-room 70 make ,ows
n. quirie. when he was Recognized and arrested bv
Of, er Burliron Of that Court IL was shown by tho
tstmoly taken ny Coroner JaelmaD on Sunday that
Edwin JsSe os and BIZ brother Charles bad frequently
threatened TO shoot Mr.. Walton, and warrants fer
/, err arrrs. had b,en issued Snspcin attaches moro
strongly 10 Charls than Edwin and search is stI
being made fos him. Chsrles ~ss at one time clerk
in the Poet OBc~, be having been appointed by Mr..
Fowler, bat was discharged from that position Moe
recently he was dactor the ssth-svenae Rail
road but was di-chsfzed fom there also HIS mother,
Mn Waltnn testified 70 HE having been in the city
the SUNDAY previous the MURDER bat deni>d ssy
knowledge IF him Subsequent TO that time Tho do
nestic relations that exried bet ~een Mr.. Wshon and
bis wife and her two cons were extremely unhappy.
suit for divorce WA peuoirg In the Sup-ene c mr
snd each had employed spies TO watch every m ,vs-
nept of the Other. Edwin Jeaerds, the soner, was
taken to Headquarters where be was fully identified,
snd then returned to jefferson Market Prison, where
lie detained TO ait the action of tho Coronsfs
Jury. --..-.F
Already several artists attached 70 the iiss-
traed papers are seeking for daguerreotypss Of Mrs
Walton and her s,ns from which tn make designs fsr
their re.pecve papers, and Mrs. Walton bids fir -
become quite notorious. Much excitement hss bees
csused in the Eighteenth Ward by the rreuos and
crowds Of people have visited the Of the marder
where traces Of blood the pavement still 10 bs
seen. f SOL.
The body of Mr.. Walton was taken in charge BY his
brother while that Of Mr. Ma thews was conveyed BY
bic brotheIn-law to Johnstown, on the Hudson, Ter
nterment. ..f
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rAAyer,l~menAl
REWARD a. Co

hIfNAKD q tU.,
IsraILIs- e ISsscr PovpHs.
and vEsslx nssrsprns.
hs o,iv sr-fy rs.ishs articles 70 sxterenats oeosaQ
60 - ~ ~ NJ "a. Cnri,n Ins-cts Rs's and xics
r,incp.i Depot, No. i67 Broadway,
Sesd d su psusxHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
CITY ITENjS

UsiTFD STATES ASSISTANT DIsTRIcr-ArroRNHr.--
MI VI. V. B. Wilcoxson entered upon his duties yes
terIsy a. Inred States Assistant DstTet-Aorney, in
place Of Charles II. Hunt esq, resigned. The place
Of James f. Dwight the Second Assistant, Is not sup
piled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

REMOVAL OF THE FLOATING HosPuAL--Msay
prominent citizens Of Bath aud Fort Hsmilton met
Saturday at IL o'clock iu the Office Of the Commits
sone appointed by the Legislature for the removal Of
quarantine, and insted thar tie hospital ship recently
anchored in Gravesend Bay should be 70 moved Two
three years ago. mary of the citizens Of those pie ~
were carried away by yellow fever. The reasons
presented for such removal of the mosi ea-n.s
character and the Commissioners promised to comply.
Yesterday morning the anchors Of the hospital ship
were raised and she was tagged down {, west Bank.
where che les distance Of five miles from shcre sai
about two-hrds Of the distance from Staten Island -
Sandy Hook. TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

Mousr WAsHIsoros COLLEGIATE IssrrrUrE.-
The seventeenth annual exhibition of this popular
educational Institute, on Thursday last was decided
success The performances Of the pupils were wit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
fAdverslsemens.I

Prof. J. W. FOWLER of the Poughkeepsis La
School 3 spcsk In behalf Of the Republican daring
present campaign Address rosoHkSsrik, " 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
Acknowledgement
I'm Grand REGATTA

oFY BaiTKAy FocsTR JrLv.
Then viii be Grand Exhibition az tb. DsLAso LPsPsD-
sERyISs GARSRSIs 0s.e tie ss!too, Nc SO Broadway.
CITY Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

BARSUMs MUsEUM.-Ihcrr Is not IN tine whoa
city place whore lowers Of ind nach
est variety aud good attraction Al this old avsrs
tabhs Their least difercn thnss sedh
Il pre ADMISSION alone bui tho whole hess % novelties N
addition 10 superb entertainments In Oh. Lecture Room are
20 DO too the low price Of 70 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
fAdysrti~meutI
pHRPSOIoGy AND

PHRExoLoGY AND THE FOURTH or July
P.c FOWLER viii remain his roons And zivr Chart -
zsBs ano STRANGERS every d4y this geek His Csoinst No -
Broadway AWAY open and FAEE 10 vis:torx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

That great living BLACK SEA LIoS, With tha
rra. Grizzly Bear ssmpson. Perforng bess and az tbs
rst Il ADAsss wonderful CAIIpokS. MAssssSin OF Aner-
Wild Alims maths in thirteenth .is- et~een bosr
toain avenne only thus week Dont soels tneaa
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lAdv~xslsoasHki
0cr,x SnR.MERs LorT-PreGdeut. Columbia,

Hunbsls City Of ol.sow c,y Of PhisasSaiA frsakiin
Ladses and Chldrens Lie Preserving wsis and hssass
D---s sntuens os,s Vests snd Ssthins n.usns
p~r .afty and zrc luxury In bathing fof sale ~ beaAsa
tP--errias Goes AID Vest Co. 2s Broadway eppssks W
Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

The Policy or sEcREsT.-Tie Commissioners fac
building new bridge acrose Hsrlem River met yes-
terday in TIE Mayors Office. Their proceedings we're
KEEP. secrer from the public. The Commissioners Of
Health did likewise. The Board of He Lth iOs
embrsces the Boards of Aldermen and Councimsn,
the Mayor, Resident Physician and Others authorized
to act in Of epidemic also met in the Adermsas
Chambers. They have net nnmher of TINS this
Spring and Summer and their proceedings yesterday,
as before, cautiously kept from reaching Other
ears than thore of few lobby men and the clerks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

rbs srs Phc,osrph Of the MOnsei ship' skss e -
y,,sS s.ats 90 erhfeion Of the Reor GAlEEsy, ns -
Brsssvsy Yrsea Of the dissreut sses fss sAs. Y 'b'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

THE lcK CshPETITios,-The rival Ice comus;ss
are running race TO zee which can cell tte CT cnp.
The pnbic therefore nay hope to obtsin this samm
lDxury cheaper than ever. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

nesseo by barge and Interested sudiente who wers
bis'F pleased with the proficiency Of the vsriou
eissres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

PROBABLE MURDER THE GRgAr EAsrERs.-On
Sunday night 6aht occurred board OF tie Grco9
Eastern, between two Irish sailors, resulting from
previous quaInl During the fight. one of tho sailors
named Thomas Brien. struck bis antagonist, who's
lame ia uni nown, over the head With heavy bar q
iron thereby fracturing his skull and causing w"usd
that will probably prove fatal The wounded maa
was conveyed TO the New. York Hospital and 0fheer
Demarest of the Ninth Ward subsequently arrested
OBrisn. Tire prisoner was taken before Justice Coz
molly, at Jetferron Market, who committed hiu 70
answer. 1t is little singular that, out Of two mes
who have met With vi lent dsashs and one who has
been fatally injured, board this mammoth steamer.
since she reached docks il has been found impcs
sible to ace tain the Of two of them. II car
hardly be expected that the officers should know N
the names cf mixed crew of 300 men. who wore
clipped bit few days previous to her sailing bat
is strange that pone Of te unfortunate mems ssss-
ciates should:be able TO identity them.