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San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11
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The hacyon days. the sunny hours that in nv youth felt
The balmy joys the joyful hopes that in my bosom dwe
The pleasant dreams of chidhoods day,
All all have from me passed
Though pleasant to my soul We're they,
They too bright to last;
But like Dream phantom bright which swiftly glides
away,
They've gone they've gone they've passed like Joys be.
meath affliction's sway
My memry clings cings the vine around some stately
tree
To all the hopes in youth felt when mind was light and
free;
And though my hearts best pulses thrill
AS once they did; cen now,
feel the cold and icy chill
OF sorrow my brow.
But in the past often live; and for the past sigh
When eer feel the mourning tear to dim my aching eye
But cen the tear that she'd the tear of youth
When beamed brightly DER my path its innocence and
truth;
But, bitter, bitter as the we'll
That spring on Marahs plain
feel its bitterness to swell
Upon my heart and brain.
And dry and parchd, my spirit oft sgls vainy for tear
Such as wept when was young, when DER gloom'd
no care
Sometimes bright hopes Tor future years before my vision
rise;
rainbow Of sweet promising makes glad couded Skies
My heart with pleasure beats awhile
A higher thought feel
Steal in my SOUL it to begule,
And there itself reveal
And ten mayhaps, ask myself youth again return
My heart again beats fondy wid-aectons brightly burn
And shall each feeling thought gone, each pleasure to
dead,
Shine still brightly my SOUL and cluster round my
head!
In still more lovely sweetness grow
Each flower that bloom'd before,
And youths sweet mel'dies to me flow,
As once they did of yore.
And shall the beamng forms Of love that gaddened
my eye,
Again before my vision rapt in smiling beauty fly?
OH like rainbow fading fast fade my dreams away
Oh like flower mid autumns storms all my hopes
decay;
All! like the thrilling lute's lost tone,
When broken is its string,
1t gives forth nought but a sorrowing moan,
No more can pleasure bring.
Ger couded skies DER barren heas hearts longer
glad
They've faded faded long ago. my heart my heart is sad
SAN ANDREAs June 3Oth, 1851. ANNA.
From the Indiana State Journal
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

The flowers, the beautiful Spring flowers
Oh, what charm they fling
Around this work-day world of ours,
And what wealth they bring,
OF pleasant thoughts and memories,
Gathered from lifes young hours;
A very desert earth would be
To me, without the flowers.
wait for them, watch for them,
And hail with childish glee
And more than childish eagerness,
The first Spring flower | see.
They are the smiles of Deity,
The earnests of his love;
Their hues are from his rainbow caught,
Of promise, set above.
And, oh ! the light of morning skies
Is in their blended sheens;
We look on them, as in the eyes
That light our morning dreams!
Anewhen those rays have faded out,
Along life's dusty track,
In the freshness of the Spring-timc flowers,
We seem to win them back.
We've seen the worlds corroding rust
Fall on far dearer flowers,
lie HcHJic UuuS OI tOCc anu trust,
Trampled in careless hours!
Or smothered in the golden dust
Of worldly get and gain,
Till never, through the darken'd years,
Might they revive again.
Yet they out-riyalled in their hues,
These children of the Spring!
And more than these the outcr-world,
They graced the world within
Ye are their types and symbols, flowers!
Ye shadow forth their doom,
When oft, by reckless feet, unseen,
Ye perish in your bloom +.
And now, while each green nook pry,
Some sweet recluse to greet,
With cautious step, and downward eye,
And ever tireless feet;
| often con their sweet lives DER,
With something of regret,
Yet thanking God there's nothing more,
need wish to forget!
Yet, could but recall the time,
For one brief summers day,
When with a crimson strawberry-vine,
tied some choice boquet
Of violets and cowsips rare,
From lane and streamlet's brink,
Thrice happy, if but captive there,
A may-fower, or pink;
Or when, from the old farmhouse door,
In Ginning voice told
The dandelions numbers DER,
That f1ecked the lawn with go1d
I'd give, were they but mine to give,
Bright hopes of wealth or fame,
Amid such careless haunts to live
Such careless hours again.
Corydon, May, 1857. ABBIE.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

Ba A man has no more right to utter un-
truths to his own disparagement, than TO his
own praise. Truth is absolute. 1t is obligatory
under all circumstances, and in all relations
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Board of Directors.
capt NJ PoRERTs IN O. ARLINGTON,
0AA = ~ President Vice President.
r1-rESDAyID W. j. BAILEY,
NJ : N1PTIN X. W. HEATH,
FREDK. FRANCK, e. TOoCHAhI
EUGENE DELESSERT, Hon f. L. Srl.1i II ~ ~ .'D,,
T. KELLERSBERGER, Lara Al EIaE MA fii.D
W. HAWLEY, Marysvie, L. 3 HOLEN,
/, STANFORD, Sacram'to otocA'on.
The above organization has been formed tor
the purpose of establishing Peoples Line o.
FIRST Class Steamships between San francisco,
New York and New Orleans.
The Books for subscription to the stock are
now opened at the Office of the Company, where
the plans of the ships may be seen, and any IN
formation on the subject obtained.
Office, ia Montgomery street, corner of Sac
ramento, San Francisco.
ALso-Books are now opened in Stockton by
my l6-3m E. S. HOLDEN.
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The Flowers.

T From the Indiana State Journal. ]
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

n0y@ Nothing, says Latin author, more is
wanting to render man miserable, than that
he should fancy he Is SO.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

B6- The eye of the master will do more work
than both his hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
Professional Notices.

N-FW PATENT SPEC rACLES for PRESERy-
~ ISG VIsiON-suns f9r Life Al nrsi ~ 20 ch.ass-
In,crtsd Patented ar soi only ~ PrHiee FRANKS Op
- NJ ~ Ho.pitsl Lcctrr.T on Sig.t &c W
P,rE row Hew.Yok, Dr.. FsANhS intends Visias g-otes
sscralIy the 0: neit.l ei;ies Of TIE Eas;etn States
V7ERGNFS's ELECTRO-C HEMICAL BATHS,
No 40 BIosissJ y y Cd, {. nrkiNcE asii.l
n % Of Nef,nry kc Portable sPPsrstus tos sale.
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gopartnersb,p Notifies.

nISSOIUTION OF COPARTNERSHlP.-
~ The copancrship heretofore existing nader tbs sye and
finn Of WILLIAM SMITH 4 SON consisting Of WILLIAM
SMITH sud MILTON g. SMITH TabeT Dealers. Of ,his city,
tie 2st dnv Of MsTch last dissolved by mutual
Tie business Of ne late frm viii te settled 5y WILLIAM
SMITH. WILLIAM SMITH.
New York April 80 1857. MILTON O. SMITH.
The business will be carried for the failure nader the
Huie q WILLIAM SMITH 4 Co. Milton q Smith having
reiTed from aid Jane, w Smith being associated with
William Smith in said business WILLIAM SMITH,
JAMES w SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
DUBLIC SALE of the MAIN LINE of the
PUBLIC WORKS Of PENNSYLVANIA.
ExEcgrIys CHAMBER, HAERsBrRs,

NAY TO- 1871. }
NOTICE hereby given that By sborty y Ae: Of the
Assembly Of PeunyVaRia approved May TO- 1857
rrrd A. At Tor Sale Of Main Line II the Public
N<t there w BE- exposed Public SALE th- NechsntS
Erehx g. in the Ci'r OF PHILADELPHIA, on HUR>DAY
18th day Of June 1857 5. :. o'clock he whole Man
Line Of Public Works between Phtde 9h4 and Pittsburgh
sonssns tie Ph.ss AID Coum ois Railroad the Ale
Gheuy Posg- Rsosd c.l-ipE the road . .v0t the
Inclined planes with the and ient width for
Ne prop, Of said Railroads the Es,tern Dviior Of the
Peun.ylVGua Canal from Columbia ae junction. the ia
Division Of the P.nnsyysH CaE, from the Junction %
terminus Of the Ale zhsny Portage RsEoa and the
Western Division Of the Pennsyvara Canal. rem the
terminus Of he Allegheny Portsse RErosd Pitts
L.rsh az including also the right title AID shs
sl il the BridS the Su.q DgEcans
Island together with the interest ;Ee gpgs Watss
Power Of aid Csns with ihs .h - purchase and bold saa
Isre Be Necessary 20 make the available. and al
tke Reservoir MscEinery Locomotive Cars Trucks. Sta
sonsy EuEDes Work Shops, Tao!s, Water Stations Toll
Ofces STOCK and MsteriA- Whatsoever and ~hseso
theteuIio belonging he'd r the Of the sane and
ioEsEer witt IL he ngh; e interest claim and demands Of
the -esf q Pennsylvania 20 al property real per
i1ec. belonging used IA connection with
.r,e tLs Commonwealth the and conditions pre-
se ~ the sst Of Assembly copies Of which m,y
ob;sred application al, letter addressed O- Of
tie secr5sIy iEe Commonwealth HARRISBURG Pennsylvs
"a JAMES POLLOCK.
Governor Of Pennsylv,uiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
ALBERT II. NlcoLAY. Auctoncer.
90 RI I'LL DING LOTS and HOUSE aud LOT


eDOm JERSEY CITY near the VIII be sold auction
on TUESDAY the "a dav Of June 1871 the Merchants TX
ehsuse in the Of New York at - O'clock by ALBthr H.
klC0lAY. so Budding Lots Steuhenst aud he .rceda
Prospect and Warren s including the valuable 1T
Of Prospect and Seuben ~ also the 3st3y hoa'e
side Of Raroslav Warren st with brick rst
having and extension lot 2NltO hous- 2I5O now
1nel for $50 per These lots suitable f class
OF dwellings that in demand for manufacturing
poses the that they be reached III IS minutes
from the foot Of Couandtt and water arr inrodnoet
the lots been filed and taxes lower than IN
other city New York full waTTsntee deeds will be given
Terms The lots 10 cent ard 2uctonees fee on the lay OF
sale % per cent the Goth of June when the ses' viii Be
ready per esn three al per cent or
the house and lot 50 cest ssn re-
main Every LOT offered will positively be sold for the most
will rinf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

BANK DEPARTMENT. ALsASr JAY -, 80
NOTICE Is hereby given, pursuant to tho 'satets
n -ch MAD. ans provided iAat a. '.s 1<.s.,na<
notes issuss - ". = PEEK Individual BaEKr (FAkA-
kls' RANE OF HAMILTON COUNTY, Ari.r.), nEst Be
Iseunies lie Office " 81. Superintendent Of tHs ban~A
b,p.. 81 ,As u New York for Paysen within Two
yes hereof the fund, dsPs'ited Tor 'ss re-
ass pOn ei s sresslRg notes Issued 70 t1e d VIII
v s.vsk NJ SChOONhAhsh
MI AWAY Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
~ PER CENT BONnSThs und-r.g ned offer Ot sale the
SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of this Company
tse issueb hsvnE twenty years sersst payable
seiannuaIy she fr.t days Of February and Aasa q
DUNCAN, SHERMAN CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
OyFteE oE TIE AmSKlc.S GUAso CeHPEsT,
~ NJ d IahI

OFFIcE TIE AMSECAN OUAso CeNtsf
new YORK Nay q, 1857. !
AT A MEETING Of the TRUSTEES, held at
~ ,he Office u Company thsdsy ANer sean: the .nay
sis of the BARER ISLAND GUASO By A A. Hs,s Of eossa
other eminent Chemist esd which proved sat
resolved that the follow ms notice be pnssssd
kones hereby the subscribers and TO the holders OF
s Company that thsy required 20 pay the
within Thirty from this date By order Of the Trustees
JAS. : WYCkOTs. Treasurer.
Of Eve q the Trustees appointed ~ hire
Isbort and station iaeH At sac l.asd and TO purchase AI
,hp al necessary Anchors Chains for oonnEs aud al
other necessary I'm pie ship thu GIuo thsreom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
oFrIcs OF INK CHICAGO AND Rock .LA,D RAILROAD Co.

OFFIcI OF THE CHICAGO Rock hLA'D kALRoAoCo,}
NEW Yosk. NAY ,, 1851. 5
rI'EIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of this
L Company fos the ELECTION Of THIRTEEN DIREC-
TORS for the en'suE will es held ~ the oes 81 ths
June The Pol will be opened at II o'clock and
oo.sd at u o'clock
The sner BOX. viii Be closed a. O'Clock m Mon
day the 18th day Of Nay and reOpened Saturday e Ga
O'' FRANCIS H TOws. Secretary
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Sales BIZ Ancticn.
,ussrlI W. Wrsrco11. Anciinreer.

RUSSELL w WEsrCoTT. AHcto-eer.
A T1RACTINE AUCTION SALE 81 fashiona-
IN Ne FURNITURE and elegant HOUSE FCRNIsHlN6
ARTICi rs TO MORROW (Weduesda az ~ ociogs
consisting o. the eure superior Furniture Contained ~ IN
d. es house No l52 West 2stst b~tE IN IN and sni1
The Of this house consist 81 VERY large
Of everything pertaining 20 costly and ia'ht
furnished residence al Of which Will b. perrnpt my
without regard 70 weather sna must BE- removed I'M
from the premises Catalogues esp b. sad cary on n p
ing Of sale Furniture In part consists 81 elegant
Tor Furniture description two full .ges rch
in crimson and maroon brocade with SIP , pier
betop with mirror fronts ros~"'i
and Sofs Tables rich silk and lace Curtains mr.
ceTsion Ch.rs in rnoqnet aud tspry v'i,e. eveno-
elsgsut Pier and Mantle Mrr1rs superior 80, "a en-.
tsve Pisno Forte With marble top Musc & ls,,e ana
bfoidered Stool and Cover vsiuahi rb y,e. and Psor
Adornmen,s rosewood BooEca'e lsdy Ss.d.. Bureaus,
shsrdrli,rs. bronze Clock; ros~wood bedses 49,
hsT Nsrrss and Bedding Carpet kasi ,b,,bon, the
Ticty Of rosewood and mahogany fut sil,er Wsre c.,
O,sss rich China vorT Cutlery &c rms % ~ n.ss In
WORTHY the special attention Of hos'okeePe'' S P
want Of really good Furniture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

BANK DEPARTMENT. ALB,Sr. NAV %, 1857.
THE ONTARIO COUNTY BANK has this lay
filed tri. Office notice Of shs appointment Of IRVING
PARNELEE the City Of New fork ssent Tor the Ted"rnp
lion OF Il. e.uaias aos.s tosshyt With revossoa Of ths
appointment Of the Metropolitan Bsnk susA ss-n agree
ste entitled An act % amend N, several
aiiug lncorpras Bark. Banking Associations and Indi
,idus Bsnkers," passed April H. ISL
JAMES ". COOK. snperntenlent.
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u1HE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD CoSPA

WHITE LEAD.
Or, and IN o Importers snd Cruseers OF r'ea< % PR.
Nh, Zinc Psat prepared fom "a os't srenes ore. ~
g.. Ssst The .-si- s-l Consumer. sngpet IN TIE sos
.eer.. ,-rsr. ~ ROBFRl COLGATE Co.
No. ~ PeGgl-s, Sev.Yri.
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A. BENJAMIN will sell at his Rooms, No.
HENRY LEEDS Auetioneer@
CPIENDID SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURN1-

~ TURE, REAL BRONZRS OIL PAINTINGS, &c, all OF
the first class and most costly description.
II. H. LEEDS will sell by auction on WEDNESDAY, June
at lO3 O'Clock No 7S East 18th Irving place all
the eegsn FURNITURE contained in said house made by
Rououe Narcotic Co. Huthinss aud ROuS the property OF
removing TO the country consisting Of rich Velvet
and Carpets Psio Suites of rosewood covered drsb
satin Dsmask silk Curtains lace do Center Tables Statusry
Tops deliberately carved upright rosewood Piano Forte and
Stool costly French Vases and real Bronze ormou Clocks Sc
&c Bronze StatuaTy Gas choice Oil Paintings ana
Ensrayibgs carved fancy Chairs Side Table
fancy carved Sewing Chairs Extension Table Chars E1a
bTthsn style covered with green plush Arm do morocco,
carved Buffet superb blue and gold satin dSma;k Curtas
carved Cornces China Glass kc rOrsted SILK Curtains,
Mattresses. rich Mantle Ornaments, superb PaHor
Suite rosewood covered three cnoed Brocat.e Suite DO
medallion Reps Mirrors, OtOmsns, Diyaus, Bookcase Oh
Cloths Velvet Stair Carpets. Kitchen Ware, &c.
The above be examined day before the sale and are
ali in the most perfect order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
d. s. HovGH. Auctionrer-Ohce, No ID PaTk-ro"
YHNVIS DAY (Tuesday), June =, at l0b a. IN

D. s HoVcH Aucton-er-Ohce, No Is Parkrow
rTHIS DAY Tuesday, june :, at l05 a. m,
ell the Of the ole Eanty furnished private rest
dence West 23d between 9Th and 9havs and near
London terrace cmbracug large quantity and hne assote
OF rich and costly ROSEWOOD and VI AIIOGANY PARLOR
CHAMBER and DINING ROOM FURNITURE Of every
conceivable descriponSale commences promptly IN the
bAsemeu, a. The hour grated with solid mahogany EIn
sioa Table IA feet richly carved mahosany Buffet ana Cha
match together with endless variety of China Dinner and
Tea sets and Tableware also Silver Tea so SAVERS Casters
Forks Spoons Cake Baskets &c Ivory cutlery Heh 30
other Cut Glassware In the farors are ren
Tapestry Carpet Rugs solid rosewood Eagees Cente
Side Pier Tables solid rosewood suites in rich erocade
covering; msue pier aud oval gilt GLASSES Drcsen Cnins
Mantle Decorations French Clocks hne Oh
Paintings aud Engraving Easy and Reception Omar, rm,
broidercd Window DTspery, imported Gas Chandeliers Ladies
Escritnire rosewood Bookcases aud Secretaries a. also
very carved rosewood 7octav0 Piano city maker In
Chambers the usual quantity aud corresponding style
God and mahogany French Bedstesd u.an
Sofas Chait Couches Easy Chars &c fine Cued Hair HAT
nd Beddng and host Of other articles too namerou,
which be appreciated must be Sale posi-
tive rain shine Catalogues at the house on Monday evening
VVM. TOPPING n Co., AuctionecrS, No. %
w Brosdw nv. will sell FRIDAY june the enrs bal,
snce Of stock of READY-NADE CLOTHING by order of
ss.gnces large lot by order Of executors of endless va
ry Sse positive aud every lot will be sold for cash without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
HExAY II. LBsps, Auctioneer.

HENRY u LBspS Auctioneer.
III III. LEEDS & Co. will sell at auction on
IL TUESDAY May End al 70 O'Clock il front Store No
Is Easssu.st q pair match BAY HORSES and years old
black name tails stylish drivers and believed to be
perfectly sound property Of gentleman leaving for Europe
Only sold for Of
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HE REGULAR NAIL LINE, via STONTSG
L. RnSrnN PRONInE NlNX-lnlani ra.a.-

lie La JAIL LIMA va - CA't0'V
Il TON, for BOSTON saa PROvIDENCs-Isl.n rosie
Ths .tssu,srs PLYMOUTH ROCK, Cspt. Joel Staas. nj
c. VANDERBILT, Capt w. II. Fss-r. IN sonessAsa VA
the Stonnston and ProvAsRss and Boston and Provides
Railroads, leaving New Tssk aAly, Sundays excepted fs
Pier No. North River ssst wharf above Batter, place
e'aloci IA and StonastOE 81 - the arrival
NE mail train which leaves Boston Ct $50 p. m
The c. yANDERBTLT from York, Nsalay we4ass
Ssy sad Friday From Stsoiustss Tss.dsy, TbsrAg al
Saturday.
Say and Saturday. From stonisssos Aonjsy, Wednesday
sns Friday
Passenger. proceed sa ss~iastcn pei Railroad 70 PRED
e.pse and Boston sss nspcess Mai Tr,n rsss~ss al
place in Advance Of thoss by other and II ample
Tor al the early morning Ines connecting North and eNa
Passengers prer board thu stsaUs
nirhts nndsturbed breakfast desired sad leave St
sstcn IN the 7:ba kan. soanessaHs al Prsnasnss wn
shs II g m train for Boston.
baggage master accompanies NE steamer and train sA<s
each
Por ps.szs be.s sss.s ROOMS SlshA apply boards ~
the freight Oee, Pier No Moth River
the once No 10 Battery place
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5teamboais an6 Railroads.

A FTFRNOON BOAT Tor NkW BU KGH taJ
~ POUGHKEEPSIE.-Fars IS eents.-T6s resnh,x
THOMAS POWELL Capt A. l.. Anderson. VII lesvs l1s
Jaw Il Pisf EVERY AFTERNOON a. O'Clock. saa4ap *
esEted- eouimeneins Saturday. May ?. 1887.
nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
i PORT and FALL RIvER-rhs splendid md 'spsss-
steamer METROPOLIS CsRt Brown, lss.s. N.-.r~t
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, stSodsh
o M ana III. BAY STATE CapS Jewett, leaves Se~ Tea
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY, ~ Sssl
.. Newport eseh way.
Hereafter no will be regarded secured to any pa
AL, until the shall have been paid for
Freight Bosos forwarded through with great &sps.
arsEIpress Freight Train
WIN BORDEN, Agent Nos 70 ard II w.r.s.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
II EEnG q. 10 will soil nv


III II. LEEDS g. Co. will sell by auction on
H. THURSDAY, June L. at 10t O'Clock, at No 81 East
18th st Iryingplscs, elegant HOOSEhOLp fUhNI-
TURF all made order consisting OF nchy-csrved fsriOr
rosewood covered with crimson silk brocste Fancy
Chairs embroidered silk brocate rosewood EtaEsro do See
retary Bookcase Oval Mirrors rich frames eb indy Psdesta
mounted in orrnou bull SevIes Hanging Eagse Ga, Chan
sees and Brackets marble Bust AID Pedestal crimson silk
brscatel Window Curtains lace do; Tapestry Carpets
DINING ROOM-Extension Table Of oak Chairs do Gov
cred with reps Reclining Chsirs silk covers oak Buffet
dsmask Window Curtains Brussels Carpets Clocks and Man
tie Ornaments.
Observation-Disclosures French Bedtteads; Wariroees;
Dressing black walnut Center Table NO;se Cham
Mirrors. Csaesest Chairs lace Curtains mahogany Secretary
Suites In black walnut Beds Matesses iron Bed
steads Bedding oak Chairs black walnut Secretary China
Glassware &C Oeloth HstSand aud other desirable Fur
ni.ure. Without
Il A. BENJAMIN will sell at his Rooms, No.
Is 2ss Bowery assortment Of Pianos Of different
ksrs both and second hand ou eonmFon at unprece
denied low prices they will Ss etvaryng in price from 81
10 - per month tall wsTTsnted).
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Rcnlopals.

Y ACKAwANNA C0AL.-The retail prce VI
he best brokeu and screeged COALis now tsuCed to 81
per Of 2eo 10 delivered APey At Yards eo-uer =
ifhst ana SHAY; Hubert ct Wharf GouSeruclr-st. and
Frous A.. East River ard No g Atlantic : Brooklyn
ths DELAWARE AND RUDSoN CANAL COMPANY, Ne
" " ul.Ea-sl
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NrFW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NV

~ YORK o. ROCHEST ER.-Ths ROChEsI1 I, -
GFEEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now oRes. - W
>ec.ion (, IA I'd. Bufso Corning aud scv'Y 2tk - 10
York and Enc Rsa. .s4i, fJruas aIse. roots HoAn
% Roehester. ,..s 49,. ,y,stis -
tn. creer,ss q tais goute, ore.hef visa nc -
IT,. ~ rt,d ty the wide car. renders By far the E''
he k,sSeen tb.- above named cities 80 ~. ys1<s
T.ctst. b. procured a. Toe Nv OF. sn- 80, -
Ticket Office. foot u D,IsE~ 81, .ae No - O''s'
Jersey Cay. =.
Rassage checked through 80. IA ~
Freshts viii be Transported Aet~een Nes t"..-i -
,,r " 81 di,uateh Anv aforulAos desired IA
car be obt.isd by ealing the lieSerd Ffe1.t {iFfp
EewYork ard Z Ne RslrosA. FRI Bui -iinss; 81 v
FYprl.s Freishf Agent No. 1875 BrOsdwsy: p.srds
NJ train. Ga he Busslo Coming ard New f9t a,stb
sun4y. y HEDEiNAS'
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~ RAILROAD-Chicas and ST. Psal.-GREAT NORTH
WESTERN ROUTE from CHICAGO TO ST PAUL BY M
way Of Janesyle and Madison to Prairie da Chen, % h
Mississippi River about &c niles above Gaena without esisF
Of care -
Prairie du Cher the trains connect with spieadd IN
Of Steamers running between il and st. Paul daily
THREE DAILY TRAINS leave zach way between Chiesfo
and Prairie du Chen This 10 THE SHORTEST ROUTE
from CHICAGO % ST. PAUL and MINNESOTA. aud nyss
" hours in time II IL route Of attraction tn
passing through the most beautiful portion Of W'aar
and through Madison. the capital II the State.
Information may be obtained BY application At the hs
~ s y JOHNSON supsrint aasnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
HENRY H. LEEDS, Auotioneer
. IT. LEEDS & Co., will sell by auction on

III TT. LEEDS & Co., will sell by auction on
II. WEDNESDAY, June at IL O'Clock, in front Of store
ELEGANT CARRIAGES, all Of the best city make consist
Express Wagons onesest do Top Phseton sye
mounted leather trimmed top Buggy. black enased
leather; shifting front quarters Coach Curtain back quarters
brown dab cloth do; second hand Bousn Chaise
Doctors Wagon estherto Buggy leather trimmed
The above sold elss the stock Of the manufacturer re-
tiinf from business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Nay
II 25 1851 trains viii leave Chambers. st s,st,on q. e-,'
Express Isins sud 5:l5 Albany Passep GER rsn.
Ga m aud sop m for Sting Sing 10 % aud
soi Poghkeepsis N. and sud p IN TOR Peesska 50
p The Poushksegse, PeeksnA and sins sing ssin. f
At The Passengers taken at Chambers Css
Christopher and Thirty streets Trains for New York es
Troy st4S5. Ssnd 1890 and +;SO m, and AtsN
4:46 s:l5 aud 10 ~ s m. sne 40 p.
49, A 2 SMITH SupenntenismL