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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02
New Edition.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1861.

edition il now ready containing the OF President
incolp,s Cabinet the nsmes Ministers to Foreign
Governments and other interesting political matter
CONTENTS:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
the yesrlS6I.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-EEecutive
and Judicial.
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT from the United states at Foreign Courts.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, Members ot' foha'
ealy Classified.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES Politically Classified.
XXXYII1H CONGRESS (asfar chosen) Politically Classified
FREE HoMEsTEADs. the Action Of Congress on the
Question Of granting Horneseads to Actual Settlers
the Public Domain including the Bill passed for the ParPose,
and the Presidents Veto thereof
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1857
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Douslasl PLATFORM for 1861
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Breckinridgel PLATE ORM for
lee0.
NATIONAL UNION (Beln PLATFORM. for 1850.
ETECroRAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT.
sFCFssIoN OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TARLF OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
prepaed at the Smithsonian Institution and containing the
Temperature Of Seasons and the Mean TemPera
ture of the 56 Points in North America principally
in the United States - - - ~,
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES OF
THE UNION. carefully compiled expressly for THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
LIST OF STATES. CAPITALS, GOVERNORS TIMES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELECTIONS,
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1882, 1886 and 1850.
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CHEAP EXCURSIONS
FOURTH or JULY, 1851, . ,


OVER LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
An EXCURSION TRAIN will leave James Slip and 3tthst:
Ferries Fast River New Yok, at O'Clock on THURSDAY
IRUNNiNG THROUGH GREENP0RT,
omtpg all stops of Farminsdae (except Jamaica ana
Hemp.sead Baneh) aso omitiing Hobrook, Wsvery Bell
port Jauspor CutchOgue, and Hermitage, arriving at Greea-
PRETRsiNG leave Greenport at At O'Clock, emitting
,top, As above and reach NewYok early In the evening
Fae for the excursion from Hunters Point TO all Points and
0AESxcIiRsIoN TICKETS will be sold ALL THE REGU-
TRAINS between Hunters Point and all places on The
Road At Half Regular Fare and will be good for the 9TH Of
'u' '' THE STEAMBOAT WATER LILY
% lesve reenport the arrival Of the Excursion Train
asvrs York proceeding around Shelter lsland,
d returning to 0reeDpo time for the 45 Train for New
York
ON the .th Of July trains will run as follows;
r..v. lame, sl,p at a m EXCURSION TRAIN TO Green
mort Al Reduced Fare emitting stops above Train
for yreepuort 2 m Train for Syoset 430 Trsn for
enpor; running behind the time Of the Express
rsin $3.50 D. m Syose running hour behind the
uusI time $50 Train for Farmingdae running hour
behind the usual ime 1880 p Train for Jamsies iunnns
one hour behind the ususl time.
GOING WEST.
L.sye eenport for NewYoik 5l0s M. Excursion Train
a above Leave Geenport for Newiorket at 1880 m NAL
Train a. usual Leave Greenport for New York al 44 m
Ercuson Train above Farmngdsle for New Yorh Of
Yok Al a m syo,set Train usual Leave syosset for
NewYork at 4O5 D. m Syoet Train usual Leave Jansies
for Nav. York at .29 m, Jsmaics Train az usual
~ - WM. T.. NORRIS, President.
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HARPER g. BROTHERS,
II FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW.YoRK,
Publish this Day:
DU CHAILLU'S EQUATORIAL AF-



EXPLORATIONS AND ADVENTURES IN EQUAIO,
RIAL AFRICA: with Of the Manners and Customs oi
the People and Of the chase Of the Gorilla the Croc9oe
ard Elephant Hippopotanus and other animals ny fAu D.
du Ihain, Corresponding Member Of the American EihO"g'
cal Society OF the ephcsl and Statistical Society OF Now
York AID Of the Boston Society Of Natural History WIN hu'
merons Illustrations 8yo muslin uniform with Lying'tohe
Bsrth, aud Burton), 50.
From The London Times '
The extraordinary production OF NJ dn Chalu u now IN W
hands Of thousands inquyo The receplon s-
ready accorded the explorer for the proofs Of MS
proves exhibited at the Geographical Society the summary OF
their results Which has reached the pu0c and the unos
and controversies inevitably attendant large acqso
o knowledge Of tho eahs surface OF s ying denlen
have stimulated IN which hardly femtn
Der 20 have welcomed the efforts Of any recent adenIf
Even the Of the odw odd recod The opening oi he
ombs Of empires the recovery history from the lava OF
Pompe ashhesps Of Asya excited les lively inter
than these yas Of the natural world because hcy are
sill existing realities, important 20 science aud In territorial
ene q the civilization yet 70 We must 90 oack 10 he
la aud Captain Cook and almost 10 he days
wonder followed the track Of Columbus, for novelties
equal sguihc the Of their dscovery NJ "a
Chlu has into the very pno OF Affica and has ed
the veil Of the tOd from it, weston rivers t"anPs ana
forests. he found therein variety Of types q hng
known IL has ourned among tribes who Iced on men
kind and be encountered the animal fTmidue than
any heard Of which inspires terror iusanced BY traditions
incredible, which ~ all events
this the and ny
pOtheses Leading ply so ogs But the crOwning d
Of the whole Is the Identification Of the gtet feature o
the continent which smother traveller said 20 have reachd az
anoheT pliuhat chain Of Alpine mountains which appears 70
q from which hidden the secrets OF
its which depentthe determination o
is future. Such po the part Of sight why Amen can
gentleman Of French e1iTscon whose modesy ana evident
have commended him 20 almost every VINO
has bin In English society, sufficient explanation oi
the read h BsIIa and than excuse Tor
our own prompt attention 10 its varied contents
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Deniisirp.

TT,HE largest and cheapest Dental Establishment
IL In the U, s-N. b. GRIFFIN BROS, Dentists No. JIo
Grand e " Fulton Brooklyn, insert full or
partial sets of Teeth their improved Atmospheric Pressure
Plates without extracting the Ou patina gold SI5
silver or rubber partial sets gold sspertooh silver sl
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS in DENTS
TRY-Perons DESTROYS Of any dental operation will hnd
Il greatly TO their to call at No 2 West 2dst where
particular attention T. invited to NEW STYLE selid GOLD
Plug inserted without the pain which dehes everything
Teeth Allied In this way will NOT ACHE will not decay but
restored every respect good they were Terms res
sonsble. W. D. iNuEhSoLL'
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amnsemenis.
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

TWO DAYS MORE Of the GREAT UNION DRAMA,
THE PArRToT's DREAM ,,, IN
bs be produced each AFfERSooN as EyENINo a.
ALBISo ''sI SISTERS, Fl and their BLACK MOTHER ard
B3Gk RFRcSS T1S1 PhREs fSs s 's SP
white their hair R oT ToG y1 y oT TIk aAd e SEX LION
LIvISG MAMMOTH GRIzZLY BEAR SAMSON n, beside t,
great variety Of other living bsa LYING W spT M0SStEH
~ fTiNG SEAL an md near million Of other Living and
Preserved Curiosef Admission to all 2Scens Oh'fen "nusi
ON THE FOURTH-THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
Ih SoTSfs ngielF T RSp R,SssntH HTTRHSToNs
Including splendid Dramatic Performances every hour
I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
FOURTH or lily ApS AFTERNOON
TWO DSpRED ANP Ii9HTEEiSS ElgH6ss
fEorHE 5TyFH FSEE sisTEFs sEES THE
me NEW Union TABLEAUx.
NOTICE. -
TWO PERFORMANCES
sEvESS SISTERS
FOURTH or JULY AFTERNOON.
Ing a. iSS scSt: may aiSSf be secured s without charge
ALACE FAR ID Il n S.
l. OPENING MONT.
JULY 4. 1861.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
FIREWORKS,
by the
MFssRs. EDGE.
GRAND DRILL
PALACE GARpEN ZoUAvEs.
SONGS by COLONEL FRED,
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
MR.. j. =. STATIONS
MILITARY AND sERENADE BAND.
c. =. DEFoREsr. Proprietor
WINTER GARDEN. IAAEi6EN ,.,, d, 1851
Second representation OF .
Mr. so,hems intense act Dama adapied rom the FTeneh
SUSPENSE
lst Appearance Of Mr Fisher Mn Howard and Mr. L. Barrett
To be followed bya
GRAND CARNIVAL ON SKATES.
After which
THE PANORAMA or THE HUDSON
Concluding with -
THREE NEW sPLESDID TABLEAUX
I A. q G. p. BENJAMIN. UNION CON
II. CERT by a CLASS OF looo CHILDREN at the
THIS EVENING, July O. 1901.
Tho Songs wi fully portray the present state OF the country
touching the pist wen on IL intuIe glory lhe gree
TIE UNION written for the occasion, IN which several
BY Thr,y.foui Young Isses sPpr,praiely de''cd the
Government be represented by President Lincoln and ~
IA seward Secretary 81 State; the Sscrde by left Day
Tnesnd by John Bu by Nspole and aGroaP rep
rc.sniue Germany Rual lsy, Hungary, Switzerland aud
other eon.si with siona responses from real Yankee
teruina,ing In GRAND TABLEAut ,. .,,,
"TKliTMPH or UNION OVER REBELLION"
Tickets IS oeuta 70 commence At y O'CLOCK.
GEORGE CHRISTY's MlNSTRELS, Snyye-
" sant Institute Brosdway Great attraction
EVERY EVENING. Matinee u te glorious ith also on
SATURDAY, July D. Doors open al ~ commence at ..
Admittance 70 oonts
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Alilitarn Notices.
Attention, Attention!

PARIS PATENT A1EnCHS CAMP CHEST when
srePel form. Table and contain. Camp soo Aa & o Fonr Oi
Mesh 20 Pound 70 me ATy OS el NJ 81
snd NJ. c. Meiggs, Q. NJ. Gepl U. S.
Address GEORGE PARR, Buffalo n. Y.
Gdpn VI aENr npN vented for the wIsaIN
TON GREYs now in camp East NewYork On signing the
forts6 Sleeping spsrtment win Sc under pay ron date of
enlistment T. snS gPTn S's%te Evil will receive Sl IS 4V65 bg. %
st Brooklyn, bet. aud 8 P m
Communicates of Companies dssirious Of coEnesns
hemseyes With regiment oI The war 70 De eomsnefa py
with the subscriber al No IA esey-st New OK Oh
Late Colonel n. Y. s. l.
Fifth Regiment n. Y. ", Duryee's Zouayes.
by order Of War Department to lo0 Two hundred
,S5q viii Se be 55t S ieS' Sd % n 0S men VIII be-
received Recruiting office open fom a in TIL r. n. az
aud WEDNESDAY, MORNINGS, for medical inspection. by
order Of J. NJ. DAVIES, Major Com
Home Guard, Palace Gurden.-The regular meeting
THIS (Taesday) EVENING when all the members Of the
Dill Dill :, i SsiocE M JAS. SEWHoUsE, Sec
Tracts for the Army.-The AMERICAN TEMPER
ANCE UrI0N have commenced the work Of s9Ppy5g each
Isgre2i 9i ne ne army "H Io' PppSaT o ana "a n bsi I
them send their donations 10 Rev. Dr. MARSH No 10 Park
BSnE and they sa hear of good reUl,s Twenty-Five req
have been uppsd aud the Tracts have been gratefully
received
MIME Muskets, Rifles, and Riled CannOu.-A
Quantity the above hand and more 10 arrive whicn
We oacf low Military AccoUtemens Of OIL kinds furnished in
large Quantities Ofcers Swords Sashes Epaulettes &c, at
Tetsn w. J. SYMS BRO No. 800 Broadway.
TENTS FOR PlC-NIcSi .
TENTS FOR SPORTSMENi!
And every other kind Of Army Tent.
Also 10 let for Pic-Nics Social Gatherings, aMARUEE
that will accommodate oyer.4CO persons
UNION TENT AND FLAG MANUFACTORY,
f. c. WILLIAMS
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SPECIAL Notlres.

BROOKLYN horticultural Society viii meet at their
rooms The Ahensu Of CLIFTON and Atantiests on
sThb1i1n 31n Of SUMNER FRtITs and FLOWERS with sd
desse the best varieties and tier mode Of culture Adns
sion free.
strawberry Festival will be he'd THIS EVENING,
,n the baptist Ghqe5 lht5 m %scS 99tTesn ts and
ISAAC W. OLIVER, esq, and others Tickets 25 cents
Grand Fourth of July Celebration.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
By the special invitation Of our citizens the
HON. EDWARD EVERETT
VIII 0sii''i a. At TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON July 4, 1861, on
"THE GREAT ISSUES NOW BEFORE THE COUNTRY"
TIE VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1872, with
The entire
SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
The SELECT CHOIR from the Institution the Blind
have kindly yolOn;eer,s ,hsir services. lee ey Po LAsA
I'd PRAYER, by Rev; Dr. STRING. Sd My COUNTRY,
4th ApDREss 6y Hos. EDw4RD EyEEErr O.
& TE E HIS to the tune S 0S Or HEspRED
words by OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES sung by the Choir In
Nj EyESsTr viii devote entire proceeds the relief
Of the Families of the New York Volunteer
cEHTrbe number viii be strictly limited % the capacty
OF the house Fcr the Hotels Music and Bookstores in
New YoIt end @ sa - he s.y Of the Adde'S @
Doors open at o'clock 10 commenee a, ecl9ek- clock
Dress Cicle, Parquet ana NhSle
Ampbitheater 50 cents
Police Notice.-On and the 5h day OF July next Sur
eeons OF Police wiz be in attendance: daily Sundays excepted
from O'Clock to vacc0ate all persons who may ap
py for purpose without charge, at the following stson
station House Second Precinct No 40 Beekmsnt
Station House Fourth Precinct No Osk'st
Station House, Fifth Precinct, No. 49 Leouord-st.
Station House Sixth Precinct. No. 9 krsnkln-st
Station House Eighth Precinct Wooster and Prince
Station House Niath Precinct No. % Charlesst
Station House Twelfth Precinct, Halem. -
Station House Thirteenth Precinct corner Attorney and De-
s,.iion House. Eighteenth Precinct, 22ds. near 2dav.
Station House Nineteenth Precinct 59ths between I'd and
@aH - =. ,.ox.-..,.. =.
By order Of he Board Of Metropolitan Police,
SETH c. HAWLEY, Chief Clerk
wberry Festftnl.-The ladies Of the 18th Prssby
tesn Church (iev. Dr. BuchsIds viii give their annual
STkAWBERRY FESTIVAL on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT
July "a Ia tho basement Of the Church. from TO 10 o'clock
Admission, 50 cents
oyFIcz OF THE THIED-Av. RAILROAD CoxPAST,
To the Press OF Newly 0rk II desire thus pnbhelyto
our obligation the officers and pvates Of the
Deksb Regiment" for their hearty, active and important
disastrous eonsgraon Of depot and stables Also to the
Fire Deaulso who aboTed with the greatest zeal under
tie most discoureyng circumstances .
Very respectfully your ebedieDt .S9v: serysPt: p...
N B.-our win usual
soaps, Candies, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
J. C. HuLIlS SONS,
formerly w. He'll 4 Soal.
Office No 81 PalkTow
opposite Park Fountain, Nevy-York
offer to the trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.
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Police N0iice.-At meeting Of the BOARD OF MET
ROPOLflAk POLICE held the Path Of June 1861 the follow
Ing resolutions tdopted:
Red Ia view Of te ascsrtaned fact that the practice OF
the Beard Of Police OF collecting debts against policemen
hen undue credit with tadesmen aud others that the BoAd
viii lot tg6e any action against policemen for the collection
sebs which shall be contracted after the 18th day Of July
hesor0. That repeated complaints against policemen
tns debts heir appointment evidence
negset pay just debts incurred viii be considered good
cause ioE thar disIaisEa ffoIs the Department.
$. &. HAWLEY Chief CieFL Police.
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ElIRE ISLAND.-The undersigned hereby In
forms his friends and the public that he has opened his old
House where be will happy administer to ali who may be
comfortable quarters hne boat viii be At Babylon.
FELIX D0MINY.
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DUY Your sEwING-MACHINE where you

II
THE ". Y. SEWING-MAChlNE EMPORIUM,
Nc Is6 Broadway, Broomest, will SELL or KENT
The Wheeler Wilson Grover Bsker ana otheE hstclas
machines with privilege exchanging within 81 days Machines
sold by INSlALLMEST. " W. WICkES, jr 4s6 Broadway.
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NEW-YORK AS IT is.
N The Most Splendidly
ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK
Of
NEW.YORK CITY
Ever published; - , ,,,
Containing engraving of all principal public b9idnss
CHURCHES hotels private residenees also 'he
MOST ELABORATE MAPS
ofthe
HUDSON RIVER 4, :.
and tho City Of Newl ork Brooklyn and vicinity eohS Gu "
any Guide Price bound in Magenta coth, SO cents;
)ust published by JAWS q, q - py,nsdw.v
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HEATH HOUS s E-SchoOley's Mountain
springs New Jersey IA now open for the reception OF
company Applications by letter for viii be rePhsdto
fmnedistely ID. A. CROWELL Proprietor
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THE ampest and interesting Illustrations Of the
lower creation that have reached Europe-P2fsssor
Owen (beiore the Royal Geogi aphcAl Society
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fost ano fonn6.

CTOLEN from No g. FutOn-st., on or about the
- 2sth of June, BLACK LEATHER P0CKETB0OK
containing - - ~
Fitts Webbs note dated March 29 months $65i 90
Rad Cvnuiurss note dated March 2in mont asa o8
n RInley's note lated March g. months...... 800 Ql
Whit tiis Bros note dated March 30 mouths 0s7 -
GeoTge Mrin's note dated March a. mouths 800 OIL
eose A Merwin's note dated March 29 months.. 28i i2
Geose Merwin'a note dated MAY q months f 81
Is,es sYasy nate dsted Nav Ij 7ci IS
n N Dudlsy Cos note dated January months l2i 76
N vi Dgdjey Cos note dated January l. 10 months i2i 70
Townsend Church Dykes note, dated jan 30 $40 oil
and sundry other notes and papers.
All persons hereby nohed sganst negotiating any OF the
above the payment Of them has been stopped Any person
returning and papes 10 undened win be ibeisy
rewarded. BlNNER BO1CEt NO, btFult0n'ss
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COUNTRY BOARD.-Two or three families
~ can be accommodated with pleasant Rooms aud hesss
Board in the Vge Nysek convenient by boat Ad.
drss or call on J v ONDERDONK Nyack N. Y. Reference,
o. NJ Bogart Nos. IL aud ~ Wsllst, Jsuncey court.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE, kind in all
"A haness free and pleasant driver stands wi,hon, tyns
die and Brdle also agon aud Hsrness Apply a. PHILIP
Livery Stable coIuer Of 5tst aud Rsioaday. Morsani
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mater-Gnre.

WATER-CURE in Peekskill.-Dr. Gorton still
sc for his ysurbe Treatise Dyspepsia containing Circular
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WILSON'S FIFTH READER.

splenddly Illustrated. $40 pages lsIse limo l..
WILSON'S READERS Senes Of school and Family
Readers; Dened teach the Ant Of Reading in tho most
Simple Natural, and Practical Wsy embracing IA their Plan
the whole range Of Natural ,to and the Physical Sciences.
highest degree ~ usefulness, and Spenddly u
traed Cour.ing Of Primer and seven kesder- ~ MAE
WILIsoN The Primer, aud first Second Ihkd toufthi
aud inh Readers ready. Prices 49, a. 3D. 20, % cents
and I'll.
rus FiVrn RE,DgR contains, Part L. "Eloeutionary" in
which higher principles Of Eocuon developed IA
nes cf Couyersatious with examples Part l
Herpetoogy or RRPrEs" (ho Third Division Of Loooy)
with drawings 80 species. Part H. Human fhytioegy
and III ath continued the Fouh Reader With 10 Illus
trs,iou. Part w. "Boisnyh continued hom the Fourth
Reader with drawings Of nearly 200 specie. Of Psnm oncd
IN Families in with the Natural Method fsr
chhyoiosy or Fisnrs- tthe fourh Division Of Looayf
with drawings "a species Part w. civil Architecture
appropriately Illustrated with the different Order, Ac. Fart
ViI Chemistry" Part VII. "Geolosy" with Geological
Chart and Drawings Of Extinct Anusls Part lA, Ancient
History" with illustrative Poccal Selections, &c,
There are also Ten "Mi.ceAneous" Divisions each iluS
traed.
Choice selections n soat part poe,eal have been sshefed
from than hundred different writers 10 give interst
illustrate the scientific divisions aud thereby furnh Mt
able variety for reading Purposes
We commend the introduction Of this series Of Realels
into every land and aBs Of al previous
ones with total diItg gard 10 their cost"
ia. Y. Times, June - Notice Of Fifh Reader.
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A DAYS RIDE.

Lifes Romance. BY CHAKLEs LKyEK, Author Of Charlie
OMnley" Gerald FitIgerSd,n The Martins Of Gro Ma
tin Maurice 1iernay" One Of Them" &c, &C. sVo II
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Printing.

CTUDY ECONOMY in TIME of WAR.-The
- cheape, PRINTER can be found No rryonrow near
City Hall 5000 Handbils So rean of the best bheaa
S5; good Business Cards only so cts pee thousand
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NEW STYLE NEW STYLE UNION En-
~ VELOPES-BAKER a GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings,
have Just issued styles Of Enveopes with approPn
ate designs IN colorG Prices low as the lowest Samples
rs Of the best sent for Is Dealers supplied low
BAKER GOODWIN, Printers,
Tribune Building, Printing louse-squlIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02
[,o MANIEATuRERs OF FIREARMS. &c.

TNO MANUFACTURERS OF FIREARMS, &c.
il The subscriber offers to LEASE SELL liberal
terms his isMANUFACTURING WORKS, located In the City
OF London Connecticut within quarter Of mile Of the
Railroad Depot Goods be transported either by railroad
water distance from the factory exceeding 2oO yards
The ground about % lots 25xlOO feet EACH All the
buildings Of brick substantially built. The main building 30
three stories high 3JIOO feet with additions equal 2xtO feet
shang Throughout and second stories, all
ready for usei also powerful engine and boiler in per
feet order The building story high for blacksmthng
oundery &C. l75 ieet long and 30 feet wide with two
wings also the Store and Office building 3OX50 feet and two
stories high There also the premises stable and she'd
with racks and abundance OF fresh water and several
machine sthes which will be sold liberal terms The pro
perty IAN be- any time by nquing N GALLAEk
AZ New London. For further particulars inquire Of
PETER NAYLOR, No. a South William st New York