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"This tenement to let. Inquire next door,
The place was in a dilapidated, wretcbed condition..
Bann ster, no sever, inquired the rent, etc. These
particulars gained. he asked
''Do you let anything viii il
mo-" Was the reply why do you ask
Because" said the wit, IF you let it alone it
will tumble down."
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Cosr OF AN OK. A BULL, A Cow AND A HoHsE.
The Government paid for lithographing and print.
ing in colors. a single OK, for the Patent Office
Report. $40. 576--for q similar service for one
Bull, $lO,576-for a Cow. $500. and for a Horse,
$3.50; total for the four pictures. $34, 22s. That's
the way the money goes.
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D. 4. Wbinerp, ID. ID. g.,
Has removed his Office to the corner Of
MAIN AND BROADWAY.

SOUTH END OF THE BUiLDINc:) for the purpose of Sc.
curing increased facilities for the practice of Den.
tistry.
lie proposes to spare neither pains nor erpens.
in keeping pace with the onward march of his Pro.
fession. His stock of DENTAL MATERIALS i.
selected by himself at the head of the market; anG
his past success, he trusts, has been such as t,
give assurance that full satisfaction will lie eiyrr
70 those who may require his services.
1E1- All operations WARRANTED.
Office hours from 7 A. NJ, till 6 p. NJ.
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The WEALTH OF lLLINoIs.-Ths returns OF
County AssNssors to the Auditors Office, emitting
several counties not yet received, foot up as fol-
laws:
Total value OF real and personal prop.
erty in 1857. $4O7, AT 1867
" 1855. 1893. $50. 24O
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-24

WHEELING ONE's SELr.-Going to dinner the
other day, We saw a little fellow, about two years
old. sitting in u wheel barrow and trying to wheel
himself. 1t struck us that macy people in this
world are often caught in the same act, and we
shall always think hereafter when we see o
business man trusting everything to his clerks,
and continually seeking his house, yet expecting
to get along-he's sitting in a wheelbarrow and
trying to wheel himself. When we see a profess.
sionai man better acquainted with everything el.e
than his profession, always starting some new
scheme. and never attending to his calling. his
wardrobe and credit will soon designate him as
sitting in a wheeibarrow and trying to wheel him.
self. When We see a farmer with an over.abun.
dance of 'hired help" trusting everything to
their management, his fences down, indictments
out of repair, and land suffering from want OF
proper tillage-too proud or too lazy to take of
his coat and 90 to work-he's sitting in q wheel
barrow and trying to wheel himself. When we
see u man busily engaged circulating scandal CON
corning his neighbor, we infer he is pretty deer
in the mud himself, and is sitting in a wheel
barrow and trying to wheel hinself.-Sta
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-24
Increase in two wears.

Increase in two years. $74 227, I27
which is an increase Of % per cent. The actual
aggregate increase Of wealth 10 the State during
the period specified is probably nearer one hundred
considerably below the real value of !hs Prop.
erty.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-24

Surely some people most know themselves they
never think about anybody else. sfu :
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BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale n
This Once. 81 .
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shut my grave Aquinas fast.
The monkish gloss of ages past,
The schoolmas.er's creed aside | cast.
And my heart answered: "Lord, l see
How Three are One. and One is Three;
Thy riddle hath been read TO me!
J. G. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
BniIoins ttlatsrials.


NHE DORCHESTER
OLIVE FREEs1oNE COMPANY.
From their immense qaares in New Bunswik, covering
surface Of five square miles will contract of sny quantity under
80 900 tuns Of the
BEAUTIFUL FREFsrONB
Of which the AMERICAN ENHANCE BANK,
RfosdSsy and Ce5as 81.
NEw-YORK TINES BUlLOfNG,
Psrkrow,
CONTINENTAL BANK
Nassaust.,
MECHANICS BANK,
Wast,
UNION INSURANCE BUILDING,
William and CedArsts,
HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY,
THE STATE ARsENALs
New. YoIk ard Brooklyn
have been recently built together with o.ho. 10
these In particular the Company refer spe v heir son
acknowledged 20 be the budng material in america
for coor Durability. strength aud facility Tor ornaments.
Contracts executed for part Of the coLsnt By sppston
the Office Of the Company No So Besyers opposite Demon
co.'s ROBERT MIDDLETON Secretary.
We undersigned certify thai .he which
ings constructed from the Dorchester Qgsrres New
Brunswk We highly approve and admire the material aud
believe to he II the best ia quality and most bs in
sppesnce ba. has been brought into in ths country
SHEPPARD KNAPP
President M,obsoies' Baak.
RAYMOND, WESLEY l. Co.,
Ee~.York Tunes.
W. T. HOOKER
Pr siisot Continental Bank.
LEOPOLD EfDLirZ.
THos <; JACKSON Architects.
j. NJ TRIMBLE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
Neal Gsiaie for gale.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A
"A pleasany situated House and Let at Newbursh the
Hudson. sndtg besuiu view Of TIE River and Hisl-
lands will be sold ~ moderate The house is of BRICK
stories 50 by SO feet and contains eight beside rs
lci - font by 56 feet deep Posses
sion given mnae aediately. JAMES W. fOWLEk,
No 81 Msllst Ne York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
Dogrh and Rooms.

DOARD on BROOKLlN HlGHIS.-Neatly
I'D Furnished Apartments in quiet family or two thrcs
persons for the Sumner between Ws and Fulton FeTres
INQUIRE at No. 81 Willow st.
DRIVATE BOARD in BOSTON.-Genteme
the of Mr DAVID REED No. "a Chauncy Refers TO
any Of the clergy Of Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
Ill CANT COUNTRY RESIDENCES
A.. Masa

Two or three the beautiful highly cultivated fscsss
ESTATES In Western Massachusetts offered for SA Lt
EoThsup.on Of the mc,t charming spots 10 AueT's
aboundins In rich scenery Of river valley aud mountain rem
bling petusque and varied landscape some OF the be. p3
tions Of Engsh scenery The (Which OF the
earliest settlements New Enesudl has long been noted fo the
Intelligence OF its society and IN high
degree advantages of literary, educational and religious ins
TUTORS.
To families desirous Of retiring from city life opportunity
here securing country seats which unsurpassed
for sleg.nce and comfort
Apply TO A. w. THAYER, Northampton. Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
Edles rr oudim
A n SEswIs. Aa-c3reef.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Co.-TrSde-S&s
ID Rooms Nc. 3 parsrow

n SEswIs AactoreeL
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trade-SSs
- Rooms Nc. IS pArsrow
I ARGE SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
IL FUBSlTU aE.-Th- uieerssoei I'll sci a. TaO,e sc'ion
Tu DAr lsaurdsy July ~ 5, it 0c,es ur,o.y ~ -
TIE 81 I'D Fllnile suprb Psai1s brocii C1sa1e-f
hroats md plush Par su.-s costly spsnla ii2
Fore Sc crl.s.tet IN tie rgss,cry DIVE n honse 10
West .6l-st 6ksv enbfsiGg ~ los of eefAt
Frrrfu-e mostly mste order - Ron Pous1 a - 1e
srces urcfr whir g. made rrr G-ss "a r' tFA every
-drg snc1- b. scc without srt vel i,a - tf
F1 tesrfp cs-s VII b. rs-y -ae h1ss ol ~ nora
ilg shics vil Re positive, are t5t il PacA-
lirs Sc Head sud T1e'.
MORTGAGE SALE-SUPREME COURT
vi SANFORD ?. CHURCH CeutTo lef of ths STATE New
scCoic Msssr-t h ~iis, samne hirp aua NA-iA H.
h vife-In Pursuance snt hy yir- Il lu1S Irrt o aF
7cu Court q The sss Of New ioTk il the soose ca 80 s
On he th Iure ls5S vii b. sid nc -ire ,on OF
suh.ciber spo ted r Us; Pp''s A, pubic sc-
tiru be NeTchsn ENchsuge II toe CIV o Nrs OK ~
WM. DvMONT AGc;ione.r OF IhUSsD N. tle - dr oi
Juy 1855 3. cock o. that oayA ta'se GER
q os rece parcels Of l..d 80 ,ls Aat 5einf IL tee
XNlId Ua Of the CAy Of NesYolx taken osshe' ooied
az esic!bsd IS follows:
Bsrniss the coe ctniei by To. tefsec 1r o the north
ey se Of hs. IL ei,:esy 5e OF tte lit unnius
thence Iohwardy sn.g the said avenue Is e and ischss
the.ce e.wa.iy sd pAlsiel viii The sail street 10 feet
IL nee u,hw .,dly aue p,rs with The ,s .yenn- - eet s
Sucke. 70 the Io.ihsr side q ash snd hence w'ssdJ
slnr The strne IC0 f 20 hs psee 4 hss1ras ped NsE
York June % 1853. WALTER L. LIVINGSTON,
R,f-,e-. No. a Walls.
q. TiLLOTSON
fesa e.wSwNks.. Plrrs Attorney, Ne. II Wal a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

LUK NALE-' ULEN NIUL, CUIInlIlg
coGpiry residence the bsnks Of the HgJson h,ur
from the city stusied in the Village OF loukes hres minutes
ws from the depot Both aud afford h)ly
muncs.ion with NewYork The place comprises ,b,u, two
with front The House bulk In most sub,iau
Iasn villa style with all city couversnces such Gas Hot
Air Furnace Hot ard Geld Water Bath So elegsnt MAID
Nantes; Piszzss Balconies commanding ;he beAg
see. cry weniy miles The sound studded with
sud other Trees Shrubbey Sc Rsvres spannei by Rus
Bfdses Sum Houses Grape Arbors Green House, Rustic
Sexs &C. The House Is completely and newly furnished whch
will be sold de sired The whole mpIises Of the d.
sable oourtIy places the the Hudson.
$1,000 VII be sold for less Terms easy Address Box No.
Sss4 Post Office. kew.YoIk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
proeeries, propisions, ST.

MESS PORK and SMOKED MEATS:-VAN
IvI BBUNT 4 WATROUS Posk packers No =" Coamoeis-
St, EewYoTk offer OF the following pfioss Tor os'n'
Smoked HAMS from ~ IL cents
Smoked SHOULDERS from 81 10 Scents
Smoked BEEF from l0t TO ii cents
Smoked BACON from y 10 ~ oents- .,oo. 80
Mess PORK and Ducbe.s County Ness from s6 . 70 sl7
LARD In rms or barrels from lOl to II cents. ~ BSo
de,s filed sxosp. for cash. VAN BRUHT WATR0US,
No. 600 Chaubers-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
Gteambcats an1 Railroads.
70 RAILROAD COMPANIEs

IpRECAUllON 10 hAlLhOaD COhi a"inn
Il A ssgecous Nsll-st TREND remn'ei aF" osyssm3
that half the evils OF hte may %" aNuiaei oy P,,'
greater tulsm never wss uttered ana ne nsu. ,J
instead OF half three MS % even sven @ n 10
uinS 10 snlHt "au ingc "a. n..,,"r,, 49,
tha in he sn ee tist VI poS @ ~ -, .,snt S.i..
ousiness IL 81 a.e =" !, =, h
IN the most sccuate caIoui .i9ns ol - ~ Ia 80.
against scc'oei. ehus soilnk n,c, =, a.I
IS pIosNca vim "u V"up'enene " eA..-.s -,
pumps &c IL DO Pt'. oi LIS q ~ ~ Li a. ..s ~
without sicnotsi 'honsh ~ may "sc ns' ~ - r. -.
voysges without necessary ior theh use hh PeP"~
emergency. $500
hundred Gases might be bfongh W Nus se this point
every days ooeys?u uas'ia"s The Truth but our pes
purpose n 10 apply this u sth 10 aiOsds IA no one sh hS
ecessity constant and unceasins wsche-s aud pfesnH
more inPoitsAt than 10 the mar neht Oh
Wen AZ paclcal His anecsssJ ua a.t tne PtinpA usb
mi4ad oais 70 tsse az nlsner rae OF spsea .nsn
coaches the en, ct OF nis 70 Ptoove al nnsns anDnu
momentum and IN cases OF sudden oostruto1 TINS onteaa
hteiroy stInrse 10 NE ano properly any Ptspn aon
vt mas Ay elsposlon 70 fesnIe tne ieaiH uesIeon
lows ne sudden arrest OF tram Oh cars N usus Pea ee a.
read the sccounts Of the late New York Central Sctst
inete rs Io ah eushset put WI" @Ano"soss Ani M~ ~
uaDsei' usIs 'm Ih 0s"-e oi '.elo H'ui"si sArsn
,e.ath, VINO shu sas "a n.' Puio'.4
provide perfect security IN hs psii ih IL ns oeu m ~
kno~seged n-ctsy since the hfst history o "os1 .ns
mere snVuiu or 'o. ihrtn'I ., aopius c o'4' lo' s
ing sppnsnce' o me wnoe ush rom s 81 sDe sud lssl
TWO budieu inseu ions hase u'.n u1r ~ sus PP'ss va
hHoy possible sop, one ~nou' nrlh.ht on e a.us
uzcn otL.t'. nous OF 'he'e Pau' .A'e esof s'snN
=, PefHai.nt s"cess, hsny vnlu6 70 tno iToHssJ
o. comP,cty Ia construct n, the Iapd so,9TpIoa p
conysnee worse than o.ee.. the damages sssnvss
,s a.ur a' .b i ~, y, ] - W, IN ~. ,1 rs,,. Nv
ra =, 1 =, a., w. :, % ~ \, ~ y "a -, 80 ~ :. =, ~ 80,
-. -. :. ~ =, - IN ~ - ~, =, = y ~
s'euy nal WIZ ne,r4ss tns So, u hnan he ts
"a" aieeu5 ~" neD'o ~ Si Nes sna nj
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

REMOVAL THE
NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE Go.
Has REMOVED from No loo Broadway S the MARBLE SvLp.
t~s receuty paIchased By them, and known
NOS. 112 AND ia BROADWAY.
ACCUMULATED ASSETS, SI,5OO,OOO.
LIFE INSU RANCE effected, aud ANNUIT1Es aud EN-
DOwMENTS negotiated MEDICAL EXAMINER in attend.
snce 8, tie Office, FROM 10 3
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actrsry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

EOR SALE-Sl00, 600 MICHIGAN STATE
i SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS. - years 20 run from
Jly 1853 interest payable January and July G New YORK
cannot b. decreased The c the STATE ary, and
swys SIMPLE 20 meet the interest the public dsD.s The
State 0d0 Of public domain, pnsng ed
farming pue and mineral lands al Of which pedtel tor hs
REDEMPTION of the public debt For prize further pa 1As
inquire a AElGS GREESLEAt,
No 80 Xcsauze-Dlars y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

TINHE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
Il supply the beautiful
BUFT-COLORED STONE,
which enters into large humber Of the oest buildings recently
erected in Newfork Baltimore. Philadelphia &C. They
furnish the Stone color with Orders
will be any point the Atlantic sesboard for
cities SAMUEL Z. DINSMOkE Secretary.
Office No IS Nssssn Commonwealth BudiDs) York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
GUNNER Retreats.

DOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY.-Ac-
ID sions At comfortable Farmhouse, Ts.
road IN Wescbeer County ConDec lieut. for gentleman
and wife gentleman wife, aud children,
either r both parties together sepsrae Address s. d. Box
No. 2694 Post-Ofce.
NOUNTBY BOARD-At MatinecOck about three
~ miles the Village Of Glen Cove L. L. Farm house.
For particulars uquiie If J. III. TOWNSEND Co, No. 7O
Greelwicbs ADDRESS ISAAC TO WNSEND, Locust Valley
Queens County, L. /.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-By family
~ consisting Of gentleman and wife six children aud two
Three four will DO required Address stating
terms. Box No. 2 474 Post Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

OFFICE OHio STATE AGENcY,l
NEw YoKE CITY. JlEe 81, 1853
INTEREST on the FOREIGN DEBT OF the
STATE Of oHIo-The Commissioners cf The siaklg lnd
lss h.y vii BE- present oce Of Ohio STATE Agency
No. = Wnsus New Yors Cry, rrady - pay 70 he rrsi'
Debt Of he sa,e Of Clio AZ wnca the iltees paysbe IN
NewYo City and that he Commissioners viii continue 70 De
thereafter upl the li,h day incu.iye
AL ntes; due the ;, day Of July ilsiS1 os hst eeo
which applied foE within the days and 81 the ace aeSs
Con ss cy OF cssn6i, @ ,s Sg s n0' S JS5s ySg
M WRIGaT Co~qi,,,sionssr. sal,saa s.. Q. the
a a F F. DssG REssELL. ) of tie s..is Of Ohio.
NcDONOTGH co. COUPONS.-The COU-
NI PONs Of the McDonoush Co Illinois Ro1dL ls;uet 20
5s sas sSa'Afi Cross sa if ~ No. No.
INSTITUTION for the SAVINGS of MER-
Il CHANTS CLERKS .nd OTHERS,
No 5l5 BROADWAY
Mocey deposited before Saturday 10Th inst. Hll draw
BS open daily from 10 to O'Clock sni on Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday from i noses 4 GRlsNELL President
AspRrw wsRsER. Secretary.
CITY OF LOUISVILLE WATER-WORKS
~ BoNDs-Beapss per cent intsrs. maaIins 1887 Praei
e. mil ss a2 hs va wssI s The & s5e d do on The
gent and Is being gradually liquitsted).
With s.t, s.pg ofrea ,,ock Sc.. LOIS 7os
TIE tsI,bIes for 1857 amount ~; o-0"'
The loan is cohtisced the construction Of the wser
WORKS, uneNceptolan- wen
ST. LotiiS COUNTY PER CENT ANTICIPATION
BONDS-Ma.uIiug IN 1882, 1855 let principal aud Interest
paysb this cty They s,ued in anticipation Of special
tsx upl prop y the county which ample to secure
payment Of the neres. and the entire debt at msu and
ha, never failed in its collection - - - -
PEORIA AND BUREAU VALLEY RAILROAD PER
CENT CONVERTIBLE BONDS-M-tmcg 1853, principal
ard interest payable in this city This road is leased TO the Chi
caso Bock Island Railroad rsns that secure. the inter
e., debt End per dividend the STOCK making
these bonds strictly fIst-cla's rsilrost security
The above described bonds are for sale by
CLARK, DODGE Co No 81 Waust
Full particulars Of all the above bonds including copies Of
charters odnsncs I'D statistics of the City OF LOUISVILLE and
COPY Peoria and Bureau Valley Railroad (which ~
rpe,ua aad K Railroad may be had on sppeAtion a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

CTATE OF NEW-YORK-BANKD DEPART
- MENT, Albany July 1853 The time fixed by law fox the
REDEMPTION ofthr CIRCULATING NOTES Issued % the
BANK or NEW-ROCHELLE, having expired, pursuan, %
Cnspsr S5l Of the Laws Of 1850, notice Is hereby aa,
FINAL DIVIDEND GIVE ~ PER CENT has been declared
upon te amount of Dotes dpos represented BY tae ce
scses by ho Superintendent sdemp ion Of the notes u
Iaa Bank payable prexn.aicn tEs said ceTti2:
cry indr'ej this Department within ak months frou ,ns
is:e ftts Eotlc-, s,t net thereafter.
jyl0 CIV JAMES VI. COOK, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
Jusurante Companies.

4
~ No = WALL-sf
CASH
WITH LARGE SURPLUS
THIS COMPANY GIVES NOTICE THar 1T WILL
u.Ae reduction Of FIVE PER CENT upon the amount Of;
Premium upon Pccie, and Renewal Of Policies uPon property
i the cities Of NewYork Brooklyn Jersey City sud Hoboken
said reduction vii be MADE the Insured to bis Broker
ALBERT WARD, President.
A O.pt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

" is well inown cars TdN. PIMPLES. FRECKLES
SALT RHElM BARBERS IrCH CHAPS CRAFES.
TENDER FLESH Sc, besds heips the brSt sAsvins
compound ever invented GouRAUDs PoUDRE SUBriLE
upyools bal. from low fnehes upper r auy part Of
body, saieiy and quckiy-wsnsnted LIQUID ROUGE for
pale tips and cheek LILY WHITE for ausbed rcd and beet
ed faces HAIR DYE instantly red ny light hair
70 besnia BACK brewn without staining Tie siin HAIR
RESTORArE os the bsir sro~ and make sih wiry hai
scG ecssy and SILKY Found Dr. GOCRAUDS old estaS-
isbed depot. No. 81 WALkEa STREET. 6Ie fIcn
BroAiwsT; Ms HAYES, Brocklyn CAtLENDFR. PhilAd-i-
phis BATES No ise Wsship ston Bosoa; IVES 6a-u
0RExN. Woussser sai dps,'s.s eeaesxs,y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

H'RAVLERS leaving the city should procure ths
Il lsst edition Of APPLETOsS RAILWAY GUIDE .
cortsE Through ues Time Tables Of all the R.rc sds
Geters Map syins he RoAl In actual operation sixty Maps ke,
Tourists Guide 20 the Watering Places thou obes
items Of Information for the traveller Price 25
ID. APPLETON 4 Co., Publishers,
Nos 1i6 and 3i3 Bros "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
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Artists can .wsys depend on psoosraS WlNSOR NEW-
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c.ed si;h h'sss w cor supply of Colors every two
weets steamer Illustrated Catalogues scot application By
ns-l OF Otherwise
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
Goal.

q S0 PRIME ANTHRACITE = 4 S0
~ Il OOs COAL AT 81 % PER TUE, " K w
OF 2CO0 lbs, delivered free of csrtsge AZ Retail
The urGersgDed delivering ther ceebraed BLACK
HEATH ard hard BROAD MOUNTAIN and prime RED Asa
GOALS Tor Furnaces Ranges, Crates and Stoves
the above reduced price; from yard 25 per
higher.
Orders can len our oce IS south,. or with our
agent, THOMAS ONEL a. ysrss foot Of Warren ST. North
River foot Of l4H.t Eat River No u West 32i and
Drug Stores Of Mrar hEGEMAH Co, Nol 49, 273 5ll
srd 7t6 Broadway. CHAS. A HECKsCH2R L Co.
OFFIcE CUMsERL.sD Coal AsD laos CosPAsY
Corner Of Broadway and Wsllst,
EEw-Yssx April n, lS5s.
THE CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
Il COMPANY new prepared 20 cop.rsct sor the Of
COAL will be shipped N the order from the Coukanys
eepots At AeIAndns, Va, and Ba.tn ore, Nd.
The Company, when required viii charter vessels oveSs
h-ish without ch.rse. ROBERT p. GETTY, Presid-a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

DIANO-FO X ES.-HA1NES BROS, at
their Mandatory No. So 49, SSi 2dv corner OF 2st-
A. have ct all Of their celebrated PIANOS
of various styles carved aud plain which they offer liberal
.srms 10 ,rt the times HAlNES BROS
THESE PIANOS TO LEy-New aud Second hard and sold
on instalments as sbove. J. NJ PELTON.
DAVEN, BACON e. Co. (successOrs to Bacon
Al KAsen), PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS Ware
-oon No 1856 Grand Broadway whoTe full assortment
Of msy De foand, usvelJ Of mAnusc-
tara. Warranted in every respec,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

L'XTRA EXCURSIONS on SUNDAY, July H.
~ TO CONEY ISLAND aud FORT HAMILTON. BY ~
steamboats, AURORA aud UNioS.-The AURORA viii sss
Amoss s 81 I2 aud ~ spins a 9 II ard 81 Pier Va
4 N.R - 10 and O'Clock. The UNION will lesve 2zd<.
B. Al 10 snd 2 Amcss at 10. and u sphngs a, lo ~
~ Pbr No. e., at II AID s. Peckslp at ~ sld
Re,WDpg leaves 70. Island a. H. l4 A aud ~ O'clock ~
for the excursion 2 same tickets Will b. taken on es
boa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

EOR SALE-WARREN-S The two elegant
il fvesory white msrble.font STORES, with 'ub-cears
ko 45 and ~ Wsen & south see between Cn0rch ST. snd
Coese place These each 2X1o feet covering the
cutie ois bs In the best manner and acc now leased a.
So They oil be sold together Ihs ground
Owned BY Trinity Chlrch aud 10 under eae OF 20 with
itn,ws Il yMs No. n. Ground rent, 30 aacum
each The property is very Desirable and well worth the a.,
teior OF baycrs For further particulars sqpy - EDWARD
IA. LUDLOW 1 Co, No IL Finest. UAO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and INTERMkDSI
IL ATE LAEDIa0S The se~smes ARMENIA ron - ~ =.
Nur1vst nQNDAf, WEDNESDAY sad SatpAts 49,
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paints, Oils, 1Iass, Sc.

COBURN's Extra LARD OIL-yery pure; will
~ n.yer ,rm snd VII. kcrr eqra, 5cerm Barrels 10 70
ssaotA JOHN w. QUINCY Co, Ne. ss WlAas.