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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

Esy- 1t is an acknowledged fact that
" Old Montgomery" contains more beau
ty among the ladies', than any other
equal population on the face of the globe :;
and, as native and citizen Of it, we
feel proud of the fact. We consider it
our duty, however, always to let the Ia
dies know how and when they can i'm
prove their almost perfect beauty; and
We feel sure that we are not more ready
to tell, than they arc moro ready to
know. Well, the way is simple-being
only necessary to call in at the store of
MIR. JonN w. JONES, Saloon Building"
or Mr.. WIN. BRADDocK's, Quality Ill.,"
and orig" yourself with some of those
beautiful and fashionable Dress goods,
which they have just received in the
greatest variety.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL.-The
canal is reported to have done tolcrt-
bic business during last week; ninety
one boats having arrived at Georgetown,
most Of which were loaded with coal
The Georgetown Collector received du-
ring the month of April $11 500. The
Sunday law (says the +" Intelligencer' of
Monday went into operation yesterday,
to the qualification, we should judge, of
most of those connected with the work
ing and navigation of the canal. AS
the impression has gone abroad that the
enactment of this measure was due to
the new Board of Directors, it is but
just and right to correct that impression
The order to the lock-keepers to close on
Sundays was made on the 18th of March
last by the old Board the new Board
have, however, very properly and judi
ciously determined to cause it to be stea-
Oily enforced.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07
JOHN W SPATES,
WIN. ORENDORFF,
SAMUEL JONES,
E,,.,,,..,,

" Oiitil is heteby given, in pursu-
w ance Of an Act Of Assembly, pas
sed at the January session, 1858, chapter
300, entitled "an Act to provide for tho
taking the sense of the people u3on the
expediency of calling a convention to
frame new constitution and form Of
government for this State, and to provide
for the election of Delegates to said Con-
vention," that an election will be held at
the usual places for holding the polls in
the several Election Districts Of Mont
gomery county, ON THE FOURTH
WEDNESDAY, BEING
The Goth Day OF May Next;
at which each person entitled to vote at
the elections Of Delegates to the General
Assembly shall be entitled to vote with
reference to the question Of u Convention
to frame now Constitution and form
Of Government by expressing in writing,
or in printed form the words, FOR
A CONVENTION" or the words,
AGAINST A CONVENTION" as tho
case may bej and in case any blank bal
lots be cast at said election, the same
shall not be counted.
The polls will be- opened at 0 o'clock,
a. NJ, and closed at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
JOHN r BENSON, Sheriff
apr 23-te Of Montgomery Co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

Ef'- In Georgetown, yesterday, Her
ring were selling at from $40 so to sl1
perthousand; Shad S12 per hundred.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

E1- Gen. Charles Fenton Mercer, for
mcrly for many years a distinguished
Representative in Congress from the
State Of Virginia, died on the 4th inst.
at Howard, Fairfax county, Va, aged 50
wears.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

KANsAs.--The Free State Convention
to nominate State officers met at Topeka,
Kansas, on the 2Sth ult. II. = Adams
was nominated for Governor, Col. Hal
liday for Lieutenant Governor, and NJ
f. Conway for Congress.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07
CUAMO, CUANO.

VIE subscriber is prepared to furnish
n 10 Farmers and Others Peruvian
and Columbian GUANO, on as favorable terms
as can be obtained elsewhere.
mr. Also, DeBurgs Super Phosphate OF
Lime. BENZ. DARBY,
ap 23-lm. 81, Water a. Georgetown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

PLUC UGLY VIOLENCE When Gov.
Hicks appointed our worthy citizen,
PHIEMoy GRIFFITH, ESD, Tobacco
Inspector, we we're much pleased not
only that clever gentleman had re-
ceived a favor and our county obtained
her just due, but we were happy in the
hope that a number Of enterprising and
industrious young men of cur county
would find employment and good pay in
the service Of Inspector Griffith. at the
States Warehouse, in Baltimore city,
A few days ago Mr. G entered upon the
duties Of bis Office, assisted by those he
had selected from our county, and in
whose fidelity and capacity he had con
fdence Right merrily did everything
move along for while-sample after
sample Of tobacco was selected, and an
honest and judicious inspection made.
Our county employees, ambitious and
jealous in the discharge of every duty
joyous in the hope Of long and profita-
Die employment-thought Of little else
than an honest and faithful service, when
suddenly delegation of Baltimore
Plugs" fully imbued with Know-nothing-
ism, in its most virulent form, waited
upon our county boys" demanding
their places, and ordering them to leave,
giving them only twenty-four hours to
pack up and be off," Remonstrance
was of no avail. Signs, grips and pass
words amounted to nothing-these were
places which none other than Balti-
moreans shall and will have. "Pru-
dence being the betterpart of valor," and
our young men from the county having
heard Of the doings of the Baltimore
Plugs" cheat quick retreat" and ar
rived in our town day or two since in
the Peoples Line" congratulating
themselves that they were once more
among the honest and law-abiding people |
Of old Montgomery.
We would like to give them little
advice; we would like to have them
unite with the friends Of law and order
we would like to have them rally with
us in the coming contest, when the true
issue will he, shall Baltimore city control
the State of Maryland, regardless of the
wishes or interests Of the counties But
we will not intrude our advice just now.
We congratulate them upon their safe
return, hoping that their late experience
may be useful.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

E5- Tho Washington Aqucduct is
making steady aud rapid advancement
towards completion. by the 1st of Ju-
ly or Whereabouts the contractor expects
to have the great receiving reservoir,
on Powder Mill branch, pretty nearly
if not quite finished so that the two sec
tons nearest the District will then be
out of hand The upper sections are al
SO fast closing up. We hear that on
Friday last there was strike of about
three hundred hands on the lower sec
tons, demanding from the contractor by
whom they were employed an increase
of wages. 1t is supposed that the differ
encc will be arranged in a day or two
Nat Int Of TucSdaH
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

No EXTRA Session. Coy. Hicks de-
clincs to call an extra session Of the Lee
gislature, as requested by the address of
tie Mass Convention Of the citizens of
the Eastern Shore counties, lately pre-
scented to him. We see his reply pub
lished in several of our exchanges, and
shall publish it in our next.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

RELIGIoUs.-A revival of religion is
in the Union Square NJ. Il.
Church, Rev. Thomas Sewell, PASTOR
Several hundred have been received into
the church, and there Is prospect of the
of the good work. -jSun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07
Garden seeds.

- AMUEL AULT & sons superior GAR
- DEB cEEDs just received and for sale by
NH IL W BRApp0CK, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

EJ- We sec it stated that the late
president and directors of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal company applied, on Mon
day last, to the Circuit Court of the
United States, at Washington, for a
mandamus to compel the newly elected
board to surrender the Offices into which.
it is alleged by the old board, they have
intruded without the sanction of law, and
for the reason that the old board have
refused to pay the old employees their
salaries and expenditures on the Canal
up to the time when they were dis
charged.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

E47- In the Criminal Court of Wash
ington City, on Tuesday last, the trial
of John A. Sitter, David Franck Chas.
Hoffman, VIM. Schmidt, Herman Julius,
Elias Kenner, Chas. King, and Matthias
Hane, for rape upon Victoria Fugle-
man, on the 18th day of April last, was
taken up. The jury found Sitter, IIoff-
man, Franck, Julius and Schmidt guilty.
The court sentenced Hoffman to fifteen
years in the pcnitentiary, and the rest
to twelve years each.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07

E97- We call the attention of our farm
crs and others to the advertisement of
Mr.. j. Y. HrGGrNs, which will be found
in another column Of to-day's paper.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07
T HE Sc N TIN Ell
Es0CEkVHhLE, Ragp.
The Convention.

On the Goth instant the voters Of the
State of Maryland will be called upon
to say, at the balIot-box, ifthey desire to
have convention to form new consti-
tuition. We regret that there is SO much
apathy and Indifference among the peo-
pie of this county upon this, the most
important question that was ever submit
ted to their consideration. The Legisla-
ture, at its recent session, without any
expressed wish of the people of the
State-without a single petitioner asking
a change in the organic law, provided
for the call Of this convention The
particular and special friends of this
measure, in the Legislature, were mem
bers of the Know-nothins party. Not
half dozen democrats voted for it
They say new constitution is required !;
that the progress and Improvement of
the times demand a revislon-a change.
They no longer wish to tread the
ways our fathers walked;" and call upon
the voters to have convention to form
anew constitution. They, the advocates
of this measure, do not tell us wherein our
present form Of government is oppres-
siye; they have not said what they de-
sign to alter; nothing is found fault
with, and nothing is proposed to be sub
sttuted Under these circumstances
we call upon the people of this county
to think of the importance of this ques-
ton thus brought to their considera-
ton. A change in the organic law of a
State is subject of vast importance,
and demands of the people calm and Sc
rious thought; and we would have the
people of this county aroused from their
present lethargy, and pronounce, by an
emphatic and decided vote, their repug-
nance to a Reform Convention at this
time. No one, not the most learned and
far-seeing, can foretell the disastrous
consequences that may, and probably will,
result from the action of convention
composed as the one now sought for will
be. There are dangers to an interest
ia Maryland, which, if there was no
other reason, should prompt every voter
in this county to cast his vote against a
convention. Our appeal is not only to
the democratic party, but we would
have every voter, no matter to what party
he belongs, to rally with US and east his
ballot against n convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-25
6teambcats ano RAILROADS..

DAILROAD COMPETITION and PUBLIC
~ sAEaTfHow re; The Rsosd Man .ssi. are siyGs q.
Sep hshrs until they each behooyes Raj,
ed Stock and Bona holders 20 bs,ow little thought the
AUTO raj. nay 20: know .: all they Hen 10 understand
railroad msussemenil everything perfectly except good Old
fashioned
Prudent careful Business men bay ,he good. the east rate
aud eel them sE prS: Manufacturer take .iv.n.s. Of
every improve aeri TO facilitate ile prod aud improve the
qu.y OF their aud they fad their reward IN ding
AID there any good aud succnt why the very
senefs principles .h9ud not be applied 70 the Management Of
railroads Railroads depend or bsne IN The Pansge Of the
sy he OCCASIONAL rsyeer' governed BY precisely the
rule. irlencs The purchase Of goods namely and atty
the qualify only II one is slightly higher the quality ,ne more
cotely rrnzed three iOiitns u the
our Ieans arosd. are no in STAT Of .,ys eon,pe:i,on
all carrying at -s than eos each in striving
the sssress,e The i've roed, losing lo profits mind
rc0o per month and i eeconas an interesting question
one q ne four area, rods should Pi t equipment passenger
snovn md actnowedsed value, rendering rocrrence Of the
fearful .s sher Of ps, Jar az mpssbty imse for in
Dah. nse the pr.ti,. ..i. management Of ~bch .ap
ior By 100 cent TO other fosd in the nite States Sup
generally then let the public Know the @ and advance the fare
.sy such would Inevitably the travel pronoe
co,s b. wo M e b9aS,, % 5as 40 .
Of competition. These the gentlemen whsievef yoar
opnlGn. puees may Be, AID We commend tA'H :" Jo
The improvement. thai msnnc.urei bJ tni, Company "a
AZ eminent degee calculated 70 promote se asy o. foea
trsnst The idea psce all thu oFskes Of me 1--WE tns
hands Of the engineer. IL d-destun ouL sls io ~ ta
road owners and partially attained Ihis nlPfoFsot
mus, IN The Of ihipss be universally USED v 20. y
successful and many Of to- BEST ICES 70
Tie Union, AID il meets the approval Of the soes ~.
rcsd uanssers aud furthermore IL wsrraed 70 ssf ne
purposes Intended or no ae There no e1e'- ior desy
be worth .sn .. N, csc In the protection Of your properly
and the .sty N human M duty sod Interest. alike
o,n.d Il. poup, 40 pt;o OI3ers solicited from al Com
p.Ii, ir ~ asIipr travel their rsad perfectly safe
Nm q. DREAMER. No. 81 Piae s.
4, n A ~ q A. ISLAND FERRY-NOTICE-
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ITO LITTLE H01EL. t-oH, :. me LIZ
4 EoTtL ..ased " WeSi3gtSn p'.rs ooras ~,
r,. surt rei f.e. q B-rsdssY It's scas- nav
~ sssp pst IN osser III b lessrS ~ IN
w.. r,spss,ss parry. APf-y 10 D. hoA1AN o"N' NO "
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Real 0state for GAe.

A BARGAIN.-For SALE, brown stone HOUSE
~ "a Tor No e wsr i-th St between 6ta and 7ta.sTs
II, o,ffo The Ho1se coutsi3s ell modern inpro7ert rs
a..h On, sps sTh Posbs Tgo Hot and Coit Wser,
Psnse a. .treetfl proved tarte story hf~en 10 ms
- ~ b. A. AM, .Yd bss order LD.L house from 9Th
~ in 81. bocs Of twenty AID opposite .hrsy brosn'oss
houses; one q b..ul location, II the city being u
-. 70 Columbia College groouds occupi-d By the
ourer The f.Ij !. beautifully aid ont Flower. 3unsn.
Psut. SD ubbeTy &c. Gas Fixtures Carpet. and oc9th,
,td ,.,.,iop given purchased Piice 500 hal CASH
s.pcs on ris,e No agents Dsec ,pPy Can BE- -een from
tnl p. M. vi s'id
NOR SALE--On the Pas.aic River midway be
e M ,,e of P.,s.ic and .he City Of Ps;s-son The
Ere Rsirc.d superior EAaa 81 = acres z rsa ,;,e o,
the ex,rns re Improvements and
.r.i ~ .as o de. Company iaz egoy
su.ed Tor tanning. b.ding OF b1nes purpose lad very
10 the CITY For further pa icu.sfs inquire o.
EONT X MORGAN s Metro polisr Bsrt Blillirs Piosr.
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Olean Gteamers, ST.

CTEAM TO yALPARAISO.-Steans HER
~ MANN Cast. Edward Csvendy. viii positively sai %
SATURDAY August g. for th- sboye pors ,ocninS :. ny
JAkEIRO her voyage ALIFORNIA and the FkAsE 4
RIVER GOLD MINES. This ship viii cary only Limited
M Of Psens ard snoCn, Of FIht fer the ssovs PoitA
Appiy o. the oac- n, SIS 9fesrwirh-s, c~psr Duane
49, HENaY RANDALL Assak
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NOAL-&4 50.-Fsmilies laying in their supply
~ have the quality Stove Range, Gzte and
n.os COAL sreered iron under cover sf - per tn DE-
lv,td fr yuds Of king and Gre-nwichsA No s.
Cana Aeas No. Isl Drsns e., and 10Th n,M liza
- NAT. CLINTON.
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fousss auo farms Uanteo.

WANTED 10 LEASE-A roomy COCN III
w HOUSE with too 10 ;sn 80, o. sCca A's
~. or "a Ter twenty u. tsu city would pch~>
ala fsir price Any p,r'opa.iiss sl,.e Sc ..o aot a.
sce1tor sde sssiI note 70 B1 No S1 may n-si o. sp'
usneu. tsusrt
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paints, Oils, Glass, &r.

CAUTION.-THE NETWORK CUMBER-
~ LAND METALLIC OIL WORKS ue the ONLY
AUTHORIZED manufacturers Of The Cumberland METALLIC
OIL under the ps,en, of W. W. CUMBERLAND. F,:ory
foot q .ita a., Es.t Iiysr. OFFICE No. 200 BROADWAY
NV YogX.
In e,tsnes OF tbs rsteci several Making .s
ton Of hi, on, rot only calling Metallic" OIL, bat claiming
10 manufacture under Ibis psn toh Of which conuAry
Av and IL the parties to whoa they sell vel
sye BY selling spurious and worthless o No other patent
Ter IAhD MEriLLic On Gusts slc other party than
selves bss ish- make sell TO- and ether
sell amp kind II Gil vhGi~rsy calling Metallic" OIL
We public notice Of ihese facts snd hereafter
ard oil persons these two nights here named
o,t, sbts urdr this p..ent viii b. po.ecuted - the full
Of TIE law sud without a.sy Mesntme, buyers
cauoued these limitations and informed they
ct The REAL METALLIC Oh except from and every pax
sse small b~cs brsnd WIG: St- Yo,k Cs-be-
l1nd Metallic OIL Worts loot Of Ess. 2thstp NETWORK
CUMBERLAND METALLIC OIL WORKS, foo, 2ithst,
Fut River. OYgiCE No. 205 BROADWAY. SOLE MANY
rscTrEsss oF J. w. w CUssERLASDs IMPROVED PATENT
METALLIC OIL. USDER Personal sUprRSIESDEscE or
rHE IAyExroR-Sew Yort, Aug L. 1899.
COBURN's Extra LARD OILcVery pure; will
~ never Cs and vii burn equal Sperm Barrels 80 10 70
e,looa John w oIJIRCY Co. Ma - W'3&su1a
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Cost an0 fonn0.

4 OST-A NOTE drawn by PIERSON & Co.,
dated May - six months for S4S a. payable the order
OF the Troy Iron Co. The public cautioned against negotiating
the same, a. payment has been stopped
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GUNNER Retreats.

PEST COUNTRY BOARD.-Elegant suites of
~ ROOMS sufficient TO accommodate xty persons BE- hal
a. the residence OF O. S. FOWLER, New. Hambureh
Snns 9TH upIivted scenery abundance OF fruit sod good
hyne Easy OF soess BY Boat RAad For plan aud view
OF house te'ms &C. cal No. is Merchants Exchange, Wall
ST. no . Ani'y ct, OF No Sos Broadway.
COUNTRY BOARD can be had at Clsverack,
~ Co.pIe a 20 n T., three mles from Hudson City Build
nness vews 10 the world fsrus 81 70 % pei wsst Adde'S
Il C. FLACk.
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ga!es bn Auction.
furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, in
IL al color superior and warranted Manufacture, fnls@d
IL landssp- freso lit and flowers a. H. r FARRfSGTOS5
No S6s Canal St, opposite Wooster Es,sblished l8is.
I,NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FURNI
~ SURE, IN al colon and styles vhoesals and Fetal
A. prices from Is and upward
WAlksa WARD, No. IN Cana e. lo!d No N);
Toa, .oou s.s Of Broadway Nsw-Yort
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN lsss. UAAER ARAANGEaEHR. ~

Commencing May 81, 1854
P,"scs-r SAson In New York, corner th e. s'i SA'''
entrance on 2tA st.
TRAINS LEAVE HEw-YORK.
Hor New Haven, 7. 81 m. lex; 1916 sp, fpVcr,aI
80 N For Bnds.por ga m lex Et' ~ s..s.r "a
and $50 m. For Milford s,n,fori fairfield, 3oaaS1n
W-stpor, a. N. 2:s5 SIS and 5:0p m: For 1905
"a m; 1915, SIS 40 lex. 4:e $50 $50 n. in ~
and Grsenwich. T. g N Il: Il, S4S. 80 80 sSPSya
Stamford T. 8(ex) Sc m i145. 5.+5 80 ,eAL =,
$50 p. FOR Por, Ches.r and Intern sdiAs- sistSos
H:S S.t5, 49,, $50. $50 .. m.
ror socon. 9. M leI ~ n. (er corroasess n,s
Rsro.d to aon.rsA 50 N tex yoT Csns h.iIos, sai
.np:Ca 81 n; @trl s.t E:.S q, -, -, assssse''
p.ii,cai "a e a. " o For Ma ss;nct ha IA a
/. IS 3.i5pu got Dsaba,y s,iNers.L h1,sh
~ JANIS b. hOYr, spsra
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60 Ubom it Alap Concern.

L,OR SALE-A CLAIM against that prominent
III and Influential association, known the YOUNG MEMS
DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB Of this City, for the sam Of
&5 S. 1.-THE fitting up Of their rendegvo in March 1876
with from that date will be sold cheap The owner has
no time 10 attend It's collection. II is supposed u can BE-
readily collected they WELD mighty influence Oh the affairs
Of alton their members hold prominent positions IN ier
general State aud City Governments Apply early at Nos
ZIG and 2e East Goth 81.
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

A FRENCIiMAN who proposes to CONVERSE
"A and TO awe READINGS in French 10 Family or Pablo
School desires obtain his BOARD in exchange for such in
suction. IL graduate Of the Academy Of Paris and Proes
Of FIench Address fRANCAlS, OF the othce oil The
Tribune.
BOARD WANTED-For three persons, IN a
~ small gensel family, where there other boardes
References exchanged Address p Tbape Ohce for three
days
GEORGE I. ADAMS, NJ. D., Hydropathic Ply.
" ecAn, has very superior ACCOMMODATIONS for PA
TENTS BOARDERs by the day his ience
Noe Is and IS Columbia st. corner Of Cranberry Brooklyn
Hishs within two minutes walk u Fulton Ferry. The beet Of
references given and required
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OYTIcE NEw-Yoax AID Esis hAi.aoan Co.,
New York, June 1859

New York June II, 1853
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-In
n ~ Vol "A Ehs Railroad Company have earnestly =.
Ssvorsd drns .as pest ten months 70 establish s4 usss
uis he Atlantic ciss and tbs West Having 49,
IA snd h~lryns BE- nudco1s and improper 20 iass
,5,6c by the ssus Of Free Passes By the empoynsu
snoers aud soAos BY any other unaerbsn3sd means
compssy than resort % such means have tesr %
,So6- Se fes and ser Monday nsx len inst ,ososx
netwes 90 New York and 01nkirt, to..............GS
1eiween New Yo;k and Buffalo to...............-. ,"
Betwesn kew-Yort and NAssu Fsls, or Sos2eaAoa q.
CBARLEH MORAN HfsSitsck
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9 ATFN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE--

~ Cbasr FIc1r.sol for SIX C-nts-bozs leave STATEN
ISLAND tVgKf HOUR hoG g 70 .. n
L-sy- WHITEHALL froSn 3 T. g =. Or QgHsa.ius
stsp.r,oa "a aaielsd.s LA.Aag.
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Jnstrnttlorl.

4 MEXICAN SCHOOL and TEACHERS IN
"A sTITUTE Appletons Bsilong. nc SO BrosiwsJ.-Ths
f1lowing Teachers wanted iumedssly Female HGsc
for Ohio, Virginia, Pepnsy vAua New York Hsspp
Louisiana Tenn Salaries liberal ahers Of M1sd,
Yi,Ich AID Onsnens wanted 10 60 South AID West Isc6
PsniIg and Drawing wanted Tares sehef, OF Ger
map Muse and French wanted teacher Of Military Tscacs
DRAWING French wsat.d Sceoos supplied Hh ,e.onsIa
SMITH, WOODMAN Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-25

SlEAM l0r LlN EhfVOb UNIV - ~.
- c.lehs.ed 6r,,class screw steamship GREAT BslTAlN
Jchn Gray snder viii be dispatched from MN -ionN
for LIyEAPOOL direct On " EDNEsDAf, August ..
The aud Dnire room for Csoin rsen
gers spacious Poop AID are hted up Win every COZ
Rat Of Passage 90 Wines or Liquors which are to
Pser gers will be taken $50 each aud provided
with bs raj supply OF good and wecoosei fToWaon' and
smpl- sccommodGiOna
Freisht vil be taken At the current rstes
For freight and cabin passage apply 70
RICHARD IRWIN Co, No. % Fron.',t.
For third. elias, passage apply to