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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13
DFGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON

~ -
H. for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, EEw-BEpFoRD and
TAUNTON Inland route, carving the Ia tern Mall ,
TIE new steamer PLYMOUTH KOCH, Capt Joel stone, and
C. VANDERBILT Capt w. H. Frazee, In connection win me
stonugron Providence, and Botpn and Providence KALI
roads leaving New.York daily Sundays exceptei from p r
No r. wharf above Battery place az o'clock PM,
ard storngon o'clock M arrival OF the Mail tram,
which lraves Boston at ; 80 PM
These steamers unsurpassed for strength, safety sped
comfort and elegance The officers are experienced and a'en
tive =.
The c. VANDERBILT from New York-Monday, Wednes,
DAY and Friday. From sonIEesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New York-ruesday, Thurs.
dsy ard Saturday. From Sonnston-honaay, "Wednesday and
FRIDAY.
Passengers arrival sonngton proceed imined per
Rrrst Providence Boston, Taunton and Bedford "a
tie Nail train reaching said places several hours m adj
vance other and in ample time for all tbs
earv Mmrug Lines connecting North and East PASSENGERS
who prefer remen board the enjoying nights
r. breskfasing desired and leave stoningon
the A. NJ train connecting a Providence with the IL A NJ
ira Tor Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
Through tickets Mondays Wednesdays and Fndsys ior
Earfuckot Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New Bedford,
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and Tram through
sech =
FOR passage berths or freight apphcaton NAY
be utee sf pier North River at the oce NO. ~ as-
teTy-place.
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ItcfI EIFtn U 11~ U
R. r. Ofce, Cleveland
Btrtage checked from Cleveland Beefonaine and Indian
apo from thence Louisville Madison, TsrEe hauIe La
fSycf.e trd Evansville. - -
Procure Tc1ets the Lake Shore Railroad Office N Ceye
lard D. C. BALDWIN, General Ticket Agent, or D. hOh-
TON, at the " edden House Cleveland.
OELY Isi HoUSs FROM cLEyELASD TO LOUISVILLE, KY
Merchants wishing to ship Goods can make contracts m New
York Boston Albany fgOy with the General Freight Agents.
OF the Railroad Companies or Ere Canal Lines 70 whom
hroash F silt Tanfs have been Good addressed %
csre A. HILLS Agent C. c. and C. Railroad Ceye sid, viii
h. forwarded sth dispatch j. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't
For ip;rm-ion relative 10 the above apply - d.
HORTON General Ticket Agent, Wedael House, c. H.
BROOKs Passenger Agent, the C. c. and X K Depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

TOR CHARLESTON and FLORiDA-SEMI-
Il WFFKIY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.-The new
and fssteOing steamer NASHVILLE, NJ Berry, Commander
viii leave Pier Ma. North River SATURDAY June IL,
AT O'clock p NJ. precisely. For Freight apply boarl
all bills Of adne will be dsned and ir Passage a the
off &c OF sPOFFORD, TILESTON Co., No. % Broadway
Throusb Tickets 70 Florida a. follows To Jscksonve S3l 70
PLATA ass The SOUTHERNER ~ill succeed aud 'esye
WEDNESDAY, June 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

il RIyER-1he splendid and superior steamer MI
TROPOLIs Cert. VIM. Brown esyes New fo-k every ~ -
DAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, az O'Clock, 7. NJ;
and BAY STATE, C,p; Thomas q. Jewe leaves Sewfork
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, At O'Clock,
p NJ from Per No. g. ~ r. the Battery Boh touching
II Newport each way.
Heresfe no viii be regarded secused 10 any spp
cant until the shall have been paid for. -
Freght Boston i rded through with great Dispatch
b. AZ Express Freight Train.
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Gremorks.

NIREWORKS-New-York Laboratory, No. 1856
Front+t Firecrackers Cantsn Rockets, DoGbeheAders
J.cks end con plete assortment Of FssEorks warranted
the first quality Country chant and dealers ~ senss
and dsay supplied on the
most liberal terms NJ. BENNETT, No I0o Frpntsf.
EIREWORKS-A general assortment, and ot
II the te,, quaity Also r. j. s. Hals superior CoLOAED
FIREWORKS For ssie by
~ A. l. / l. l. / L n ID A II l.
W. Manufactures under his superyision
ALL GOODS SOLD AT HIS ESTABLISHMENT.
Order. icted for public and private exhibitions Sole I'M
porter the celebrated Gothic Nornon superior artcle
No. 1870 Wiliisrn-t.. corner Of Spruce
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gfales, Safes, &e.
Ocean Cleaners, &r.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
~ For BREMEN via sOUTHAMPTON.-The United
States Mail Steamship WASHINGTON, f. Cayendy Comman.
der will rai for BREMEN, touching al sOUTHAMPrON 70
land mails passengers fer England and France SAIUA
DAY June 6 Il o'clock 81, from Pier No. 81 North River
Pres Passage from NewYork 10 Southampton or BreInen
In first cabin, main saloon. ................tl1O
In frst cabin, lower saloon. ................ llO
An eypeonced Surgeon attached each steamer Specie
delivered in Havre London All letters mus; pass toush
the PostOfhce. For Passage or Freight, apply to
C. II. SAND Agent, No. ii South william 81
The steamer Hermann, viii succeed the WASHINGTON
and sail July a.
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Alillinsrp, &r.

CTRAW BONNETS-
- STRAW RUCHE,
STRAW FLOWERS,
LEGHORN FLATS, &c.
The suherlbers now offer their entire stock of STRAW
GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS. &C. to CASH PURCHASERS
At great reduction from original prices
STEM enables them notwithstanding the late
ness of the season. complete of Goods
at an earlier date.
CASH PURCHASERS will find Il their interest call a.
Nos. ca and So Johu-st.,
corner William.
HOMER & KEETCHUM
DATTERNS-PATTER NS-PATTERNS Or
il all the latest SPRING and SUMMER FASHIONS at
Hnc DEMORI,STrS Pattern Emporium, No SI5 broadway.
Relihbe fit the form 49, cents Art
istic Pinkns Crimppg In all is vsIeies shk pnked
N per yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

WI best family medicine known for the Of Colds Rheu-
nlsti. Burns cu Bowel ComPlaint &c very Iurnsnol.
Testimonials Of its efficacy received Always on hsnf for
sale wholesale and the Pickle and Pressrye Wan
81 j. NcCOLLICK & Co., No. 81 Westinghouse
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Gopartnfrship Notices.

N.,r.sn ,he vuS,,.,,n,S AMI ,hs .,Is AZ sm Of.
A. KNIGHT 4 CoMPANY-is this day Dissolved By mutual
snd the business wiz In future be eondnced By Mr. j.
A. KNIGHT J. A. KNIGHT,
A. w. BICKERroN
No 81 Broadway. ". Y, June Q, lssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

q CI isI1,IIl 70 CfSf - " n,
~ York-Jonas Conklrg Theodore H. Conkpg, William l..
stsr Hurd doing business under the name styo
and rr OF Con and Company against Ambrose lyman
SURVIVORS TOR demand contract To AMBROSE b
YNAN-SfR: hereby summoned TO the COM
pant IN this aoiion Of which copy herewith served upon
and serve COPY of YOUR my office,
her S Wa,ret Ia The City Of NewYork wi hin twenty days
and YOU shall fa to the complaint aforesaid the
plaintiffs viii take Judgment against in the cum OF three
hy-,hes dollars cighyhys cents with interest
from The seventh day April thousand eight hundred and
fnyye The Of this actoDated New York letn
Nav ls5a WM. c. r. ENGLISH, Plaintiff Attorney,
No ~ Waist.
The complaint In the above action Sled in the ocs Of tbs
Clerk OF the County Newly the 18th day Of May a ID.
E5a VIM. C. X. ENGLISH, PlaintnS Attorney
Mvl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13
NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK 10 ROCHEsTER.-The ROChEsTfR and GEN
ESFF VALLEY RAILROAD is OPEN and in connection
with the Buffalo Corning and NewYork aud New.fo and
Ere Railroads forms direct from Newfotk to Koch
ester.
The drectness Of this together With the superior com
m afforded bv the wide renders by the most desr
abe between the above named cities
Tekets can be procured the NewYok aud Erie Railroad
Ticket Office, foot of Duanet and No. S bEosdway asa IN
Jersey City.
Baessge checked through
Freght will be transported between newborn and hocn-
ester with dispatch ANY desired In regard thereto
can be obtained calling upon the General Freight Agent OF
he Nev-York and Erie Railroad Erio Buildings q. b
TAPPAN Express Freight Agent, No. lB Broadway.
No trains on the Buffalo Corning and Newfork Railroad on
Sunday j. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

IL ranzement Sundays e1ceptedl-On and AFTER SAruk-
DAY the I'd of June 1855 Trains going East leave Brooklyn
for Greenport A. NJ, daily aud Fridays and Saturdays,
9.45 p NJ for Ysphank NJ. aud St5 r. NJ for Farming
dale A. ~ and S:i5 and p NJ; for syoset, 10 " and
4l5 p ~; for Hampstead 10 NJ and $3.50 i:lo and
for Jamaica and 10 A. NJ, and si5, AIS and p NJ
Freighr Trsin leaves at 7 A. VI. -.
TEAMS COINS Wgsr.-Lesve Greenpor for Brooklyn, 10
A. NJ daily and Saturdays and Mondays, $3.50 NJ faphank
fer Brookyn 6:o3 and H. IS A. NJ Lakeland for Brookyn
66 NJ and 1905 p NJ; FarmnEdale for Brooklyn, and
1850 NJ and i:O5 NJ; Syoset for Brooklyn, A. NJ and
$40 p NJ: Hampstead for Brooklyn, 6:8 1890 snds NJ
and l. 50 and 5:i3P NJ Jamaica for Brooklyn, $40 lV 1870
and s:4 NJ and 2o and 5:55 NJ Freight Train leaves
n7A N.
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Grrnrsicns.

ITO CHARTER for EXCURSI0NS-An elegant
Il FIR, class STEAMER, splendid furnished vita al eon
veniepees r pleasure pa-ies Apply 81 the once o ALEA
Beacb-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13
~ s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COSIPANY-For

III s. NAIL STEAMSHIP CUMPANf-f0r
~ HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANs.-On MONDAf,
June 49, at2P NJ FROM pier foo, Of wsrrens.. n r., the
weiknown and favorite Steamship CRESCENT Ciff, Capt
John MCGOWAN having been thoroughly and put IN
rscass condition. viii ter place in the line and sal -
above
Passage can be secured at the Corpany's Office.
Freight to Newt Orleans, 50 cents per cubic loot.
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of lsdnr OF ne
form signed BY the Company application their Office No
signed and bills Of ading viii be signed amer
the hour Of sailing -,
No. la Nesf.st., corner of Warren. III - tOELhlS.
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A1rw- 1rpsEY PAHROAD-Fu PHTLADEI-

NEW-JERSEY RAhROAD-For PhlLADElr
IN PHIA and the SOUTH md WEST, via JERSEY CHI;
10 A. NJ and and P. NJ Tisrcush IN four hodra second
Cs-s "a IS In the TO- 81 IS IN T. and - IN snd 10 md
.. s2 sfovrrs al wsysfions Through i,c<e. soic iof
Ciuenns at ss6) and the West and for bstnsre
ton Norfolk kc and through baggage checked 70 snnon
IN A. N. and p ~
NFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.
~ -sPRlN0 ARRANGEMENTS, ooraraeneinS April Z
lsLeaye Newly ok for Esson BY steamers Red Jsc.st Aa
WYOMING from Pier No. 2, North aises, A d., ana
PM For Somervile, (wAyl al $3.50 7. NJ a.,
The above trains Esbehiown With trains on inc
NswJersey Railroad which leave New York Eon feot Oh
Csurl.uS,-.t Al A. 81. u 81, and and P. ~
JOHN O. STERSS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

i H. 1854 the Flushing Railroad leave Flushing
az and 10 A NJ and ct $50 p NJ, CONNECTING with the
steamer City Hunters Point The steamer Island City
leaves from Fulton Market Sip at g. and ~ A. h
ard al and 80 p NJ connecting with the cars at dunters
POINT WM. NJ. SMITH. superintendent
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IN pURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

the County of New-York notice hereby gven 2 az
PERSONS having cans against MATTHEW THUTE late Of the
CITY Newlcrk deceased the with vouchers
Thereof the subscribers the place Of business OF
Office the City Of Newfork before the 2th day %
September nexDaisd Newl FORK, The 18Th day Of Mchs
1855 FRANCIS ]. TWOMEY, {rx..r,cr.
mh2f lawtimW j. GEORGE KIP,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

NTEW-YORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL-

N RoAD-sUMMER ARRANG EmENT, May Is;a =,
TR.ns LEAVE Esw-YoEx-Fot NevcHaysnn7 A. N,
6rdsspor- A. esd laso, So sAe I'd 49,. ESS =
and Wesiport-7 A. NJ; 1850 $50. $50 p NJ For Scr~JsI
shM l2sc s2 En and As EI aS sa Sl r.. T. an, nd
Ac.l $50, Sis 7. NJ. For stamrd-7, g. A. Nj EI 2So,
sc, Z, E1l 40, SIS p NJ For Port Chester .rs New.
aud Intermediate Stations A. NJ; l2So, 4So. ais, Ss
p
CONNECTING rRAys-For Bos:on-s A. NJ, Qfx.;l P NJ,
TS1 For Hartford end sprin sreds (ES;) 1880, p VI,
FxI For Connecticut River Railroad Mon-reaS A NJ,
New.Lor6on Railroads. A. NJ p. NJ For Horsa.oaic Rail-
roGe-s 4. NJ; $50 r. NJ. For Naugafuck Railroads A. Nj
$50 r. NJ FOR Danbury and Norwak Railrosd-7, A. NJ;
tPM - .,
TRAINS TO NEw-YoRK-Fron New Havcn-aD !, aSs
A. NJ: ls5 (Exl 4So ass p. NJ, (Exl From Bridgeport
sic, IA rs A. N, 2s2 (Ex.J all, ss2 NJ, EAl From
NorwaIk-6 81 SIS 1859 A. NJ; 258 fExl SIS, 6+5, 10
p NJ Fxl From Port Chesser-5So, 6.f5 ia. a57. lSS
A NJ. 4es 6gTP NJ JAMES II. HOYT, Sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13
iQSS DAY BOAT for 1S5S
..rV and uAV STRAW

ISSS -NYACK and HAvERSTRAW
Pier day eycept SYpdayJ IL o'clock A. ~ and O'CLOCK
P NJ Lave Heversw at 81 A. ". and NJ landing each
uav AZ Pierou (Nyack Oak Hill Cemetery) and Rockland
Lsfe Steamer j. p SMITH Capt r T. Bsnch, and steamer
ARROW. Capt A. \. Lydacker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

a the County Of New-York s hereby given 20 al
ha,ius .ms against ELIZABETH STEVENSON isfo
Of The City Of Eelok deceased 70 present the sane rn
vouchers her, the subscriber at his office, Ne III Wsne
Ire CRY ct Newly before the tenth day o. sspesm
I,r next DATED York the ssh day of March, isoA
NH Inv6,rW r. CAHILL, Attorney for AdniDi'frstor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

ofhs County Of York notice hereby given TO all per-
sus havius DAVID c. QUEEN late OF the Ctsy
of ~ deceased present the sane, with vvuca-
es Thereof. the subscribers, the Office Of George n VIZ
ans No SO Suhst In the City OF New-fork Gu OF nsorS
lie sy of nextDafed New York the 9Th day
OF Jarrsry 1885 JULIA r. QUEEN, Aduinistsstrir
10 lGw6mW GEOGE n. WILLIAMS, Administrator
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

In PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
efthe County Of New notice hereby given 70 Al per-
sons having against JOHN SCHROEDER, la,o OF he
City NowYork, nknsn, deceased to present the ssns
with thereof the subscriber at the of f. G.
Korner 2sS ashingtou the City Of Newferk ON er
before the euh day of september nexDated tho
sixth day Ct March, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

i sTEAMSHIPS.-The frst-class new-steauship ARIEL
23Cn tns Lefyre master will leave from pier No
So North River foot Of Chanber, a. NOUN precisely on
SATURDAY June 50, for HAVRE direct
Firstcass Passage.
SecOndcass Passage.
The ARIEL viii he followed by the NORTH STAR July e.
Silver Eulon Specie Jeweiry Precious stones or Metals un
less bills adng sgned therefor, and the value thereof
therein expressed ,,..,,
srecie end goods taken usual No freight received AZ
tsr Of the day before sailing. 80,
No secured until paid for Letters prepaid l cent? per
or will be received the Office up u A NJ o. the day OF
sailing aud will be carried in strong lndaruboer pags under
lock ard On arrival Hare viii be Immediately deposited IN
Post-Ofce there.
Parcels taken, each prepaid one dollar and upward
FIXED DATES OF SAILING
From New.York: From Havre 81,
ARTEL.............Junes SC NORTH STAR.....J une 80
NORTH STAh...Ju July Il iANIEL.. y
ARIEL........Aurus II NORTH STAR. August III
NORTH STAR geutember llARIEL,...... Sc pteLaber
ARiFL...... September q NORTH STAR september =
NORTH STAR. October IS ARIEL october 10
ARIEL .....NOvember NORTH STAR. November :,
ARIEL........-No November y
These steamships Chased at the Insurance Oces ana
and goods viii be insured them at as low rates OF pre-
MUM any other steamships that cross the oce an
For Freight or Passage apply TO u; IohNANSh,.
SUMNER MONTANT DRAPER,
No a6 Rue ~ d.. des VICTORIES Paris
CHRISTIE, SCHLESSMANS CO.,
No. n Ouai Casinir Delsvixae, Hsvre.
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NEW ROUTE OPEN TO ST. LOULS.PAs,SE5,NNaEK
CLrvFLAND BELLEFoNTAINE AND ISDlASAPoLis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13

the County cf New-york, Notice 10 hereby fiyen % All
.or, hsyirr against WILLIAM ACaESoS sse o. 1e
c. ~ tbs with vouchers
thereof tie subscriber tie store Of John NO -
street. tue City Of New-hort on or before ns -
cav OF December nexDated the twenty nanfa aay
ofNay 1855 ARCHIBALD WILSON, l.
JOHN CkOrHERS Executors
n,so lswsnw. ALEXANDER {. CULBERT,>
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Bonntp fano warrants.

I AND WARRANTS Bought, sold and fully qua
raueed and for Bounty Lend and Pensions prompt
" collect d by GEO. w00DMAN. No 40 WilliAn-st.
I AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 90 Wall-st.,
~ Ne~.York-Tne highest market price paid for LASu
WARRANTS and all Warrants sold BY me guaranteed
and forwarded mail otherwise upon receipt OF
Land Warrants procured Tor Sooaer and osoers snuteo
3oanty Lands upon application to
T. }. COLEMAN. No. IS waA-sr
CAILORS' BOUNTY LAND OFFICIAL
- S.or who the following vessels in the Gulf OF ON
III Pacific entitled to warrants Mississippi Rsitan John
Adams SCORPION Etna Fr Columbus Eie Warren, Lsxns-
ION Nouaa Falcon Nxs Germantown, albany
Teeke mbo Congress- Ssvannsh Independence South
snr,on Forward Ohio Saratoga Princeton PoomAs ri's
Decatur Scouige Portsmouth, Cyane Coni uton "ssnns-
ton Spfre ST. Mays Dae, Shark Petrol Nesnyrs, heeisr
Re.i,L Leyani Peireis, Prehle, Mclean. Tsinpico
1850 @. g. SHUFELDT No. 2 Nassau St,
doors from Wallet =
= OOA LAND WARRANTS WANTED
O,UOO BY TAYLOR BROTHERS; Bsnssss'
We receive applications for Bounty Land Claims ana give
INN ediate sttsntion couary orders for wsrrant&
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
THEsR PILLS pURIFY THE RLooD.


These famous Pills are expressly combined to opa-
rate On the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, til
lungs, the skin, and the bowels correcting any d.
rangernen il the funetiens purifying the blood, tn
very fountain Of life. and thus curing disease in all il
forms.
DYSPEPSIA A. yD LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly hal: the human race have taken these lSlh 3
1t has been proved in all parts of tho wcrld 1hs
nothing has been found equal to them in Gases of di
orders of the liver. dyspepsia, and stomach conf
plants generally. They soon give healthy tone 70
tn, 50 organs, however much deranged, and when II
other means have failed.
GENhRAL DEBfLTTY I'LL HEdLTyf e
Many of the most despotc Governments have =.
reped their Custom Houses to tho introduction ~
these Pills, that they may become the medicine ~
tae masses. Learned Colleges admit that ills ned
cine Is the best remedy ever known Tor persons Of
dellcate health. or where the system has been imp ali
cd as Its inHigorating properties never TAI! to afford
relief.
r. H tLE co IT AiYrs
80 feiaaie young old, should he without tlss
eeiep,atee medicine 1t correets and regulates ths
eon1Aiy courses at all periods acting in many sascs
.e charm. 1t is also the best ard safest medicine;
that can be given to children OF I'll ages and for any
complaint; consequently no family should be it'll
out it,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
.1le.aG gs,xSs~ffs Hssss-ssszs.

NJ are hov receiving a large assortment of Ae-
W rfca9tRfel Implements, Seeds, ard .Hannrss,
and will endeavor to supply the wants Of Farmers
uaoa the lowest terms. We are careful to select
implements Of the most approved patterns aud work
mansl'ip, and name in Part the following
Mowers and EearfYs.
Ihresliers ard Horse Powers
Pennoek's " heat and Grano Drills,
Harvest implements of al kinds.
Ha!ro8s, Cultivators,
Piows, subsoil surface aad side bills
Garden and Field Rollers, Road Soooas.
Ladia4 Garden fools
IrimGiers aud Shears.S
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Liue Srfeaders,
Corn and Cob Ciushers,
carton Engines, Cistcrn and Force pcnps
tIrindstanes and Fixtures Wife Trees,
% okes, Traces and Horse Collars
Eriar Serthes, Bash Hooks,
Axes, haitexs, Grabbing Hoes,
S'Paaes, Shorels, Forks and Rakes
Churns, Thermometer and bash.
Corn Sheliers and Cutting Boxes for
Eerse and Hand Powers,
And large variety of other articles to which SIC
especially call the attention cf Farmers
Ss-A- Al orders thanhfaily received and PROMPT,
= attended.
MEADE & EACiIES, No. u.
Alexandria, April q, la55.--tf tFa!assx 81.
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NEW EsAga. Stage g.HYE.


4 ~ and after the Ist Iuly next We villr the
~ pAH Z VAN LINZ Or spfGES FROE
SfAiN9G8 70 WfAGhESI.Efi forming COP
nec'In with y oodwaFd & Cos daily Acconmods-
ton Line Of Four Horse Coaches from Staunton to
Lexington. Natural Bridge, buchanan, &C., and
with the Virginia Central Railroad At Stanton,
IRON the terminus OF which are running a daily
ane - -Four Horse Coaches to all the Virginia
Springs.
BA this arrangement we are enabled = give
through tickets to any o: the above named 1i;,ces
ut rates of fare low or lower than any ether linz.
Our Stages will leave Stanton immediately aftes
the arrival Of the Richmond and Alexandria cars IL
the evening, arrive at Winchester next informing -
Returning, Leave Winchester in the evening" aiiey
the arrival Of the Iarper's Ferry and Baltimore
cars, and reach Staunto ne xt morning. -
For seats, apply at 0i'ice at the American uo-
tel, or Woodward House, Staunton, Va.
HARLAN d BROWN, Propristors
June 80, la55.-speesator Rockingham Resister
Valley Democrat, Tenth Legion, Spirit Of Democra-
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