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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
wiped for ever. Sometimes,


But, past is past !. Memory will COM
mune with by -gones-but is there a divi-
ner who can cast the horoscope of our fu-
turc? We 90 forth, not as those who
upon the morrow fling their banner to the
breeze in the broad arena of public life (;
but shall We sit down in silence, content
to be rather than to do ? The quiet pre-
cints of home may circle our field of action,
or Humanity's claims be its only limit.
Shall it not be filled up with earnest en-
deavor? For some of us may be prepared
high mission in the worlds instruction
and progress. To others, it may be re-
served to watch and wait, to suffer aud en-
dure. In The shadow of a great rock our
tent may be pitched in peace, or beneath
the cypress We may sit, while the burn
ing sand and blighting wind perform
witheripg mission. Already may unseen
fingers be twining the yew i'll the fair
wreath of some young life. And those of
our number may not be wanting who for
but little while shall tread Lies wind
ing pathway, whose pilgrim staff and dusty
sandals shall soon be lain aside, and, ere
the shadows lepgthen, the journey be
ended. o, shall it be ended as If 1t had not
been begun? No more upon earth we
meet as a chain with unbroken links /; but
for erer shall these links be scattered ?
o, when the last weary glance Of earth is
taken through the tattered drapery of NOR.
tality, when the last tent is struck, and
the worn canvass folded for ever, shall We
not join hands in tighter clasp, and
hearts in an unending union, "beyoud the
river" where no echo catches up wall
of-farewell? Till then, to each, to all
Farewell; a long, last Farewell
FAREwELL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

Martin, the confidential clerk and agent
of the Secretary of the Interior, who was
sent to Kansas last fall, and who superin-
tended the man@uvers which gave TO the
Lecompton Constitution It's final shape, has
been again dispatched to the same quarter
lie has been absent some two weeks, and
is not expected back until after the Au-
gust vote in Kansas. OF course, the Ma
tional Treasury will respond both for his
expenses and his etpenditures.-Ta Tashing.
ton R,P.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

Mrs. Sherman, the lady who was so Sc
verely wounded by rocket on the Fourth
of July, at Michigan, is dead. The rock
ct stick was driven through her neck, and
the injury has ended in her death, after
two weeks Of intense suffering.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

: SOtten Can distance snap the corr
: whose numbcrless strands affection ha
; twined? Can northern frOsts CONCEAL th
, waters which gpsh forth at the touch 0
love ? or the tropic sun change them int
vapor wreaths to pass away for ever Be
J tween our abiding places, wild mountain
peaks may rear their forms billow to bill
low send back its hoarsc response, as ocear
surges separate US; but, upon our roof
trees the same sunlight will fall, and il
our souls the same love-light will burn
for the heart never forgets.
And now, our last farewell is to those
most intimately connected in the tender
Interests or class assoclaIlon-our sister
band of pilgrims to the temple of know
ledge. As on and onward we have jour
neyed, many glad song of triumph has
risen from our lips, and many glittcrlng
drop has been shed as from shrine to shrine
we have urged our way, now with joylight
upon heart and brow, now with dense
shadow upon our pathway. The last re-
cords of our nntted hopes and labors, our
sympathies and griefs, are sealed to be un-
closed no more till the 'Books shall be
opened" But, o, are there not some
hours Of our intercourse which shall be re-
vealed when the waves Of memory are roll.
ed back, not as suuken treasures which
mock US as We gaze, but jewels sparkling
5s in the HHls sanShE ss lit sa, ed 'A
As thus We stand, it is with grateful
acknowledgements to the Love which in
safety has kept our band that the drear-
eyed messenger has registered no name
here known with the numberless who be-
meath his folded wing have passed away.
Yet we are sad that one seat is vacant
that one who has shared with US our labor,
shares not this hour of consummatiOn and
reward; but, we rejoice that while the
shadow of the dark valley has almost rest
ed upon her brow, and the chilling wave
almost reached her footstfp, lie at whose
gentle touch even death-sealed lids were
opened, touched with his finger of mercy
our loved one, giving her back to life. /.
While, for season, we have clasped
hands, new pictures have been hung in
our hearts gallery, which time may mellow
but can not etface. Other strains of
Hopes melody have made music on our
heart strings, which shall vibrate perhaps
when the hand that struck the cord has
mouldered. Aye, and other griefs have
pressed down their heavy folds above des
olate hearts, and cold hearth-stones, where
lie strewn the dim ashes of returnless joys,
for those "are not" who kept bright the
burning embers of love. Burning drops
have fallen upon the turf beneath which
rests the mortal of those whose tears are
wiped for ever Sometim
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

MINISTERS SoNs-Princston Theo-
logical Seminary bids fair to silence the
calumny about the degeneraey of ministers
sons. One fifth Of the present number Of
students are the sons Of ministers; and
in that Institution may now be seen the
grandsOns Of the Rev Drs. Griffin and
Witherspoou, and the grandson of
the Rev Jonathan Edwards
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
Foreign Gold vs.. Home Labor.

I" ~0iD"s of E-s"ys, ""'''iaa ''Nen
and Things, recently published by Messrs
Crosby, Nichols & Co., We fud the names
Of number of subscribers, in 1914, to a
fund to be used for the purpose of dissem-
mating free trade doctrines, especially in
the United States. About t6ur hundred
ard JJiy thousand dollars are said to have
been subscribed, and the London Times
admitted that under this foreign pressure
the tariff of 1872 was repealed These
disclosures and admissions are a. once
startling and astounding.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

George W. Cass, for long time Presi-
dent of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne aud
Chicago Railroad, has resigned his posi-
tion, and has been succeeded by J. +.
Thompson, the well known President of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr.. Thomp-
son will enter upon the duties of the Office
as soon as convenient. The Gazette says
''the p Il. Il. has at length added to it.
self the line to Chicago, and will be the
longest road, we think, in the world.
What is the next step 2"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

rG-The Lewistown Democrat corrccts
its statement COPIED by Us last week,
that JAMES X. KELLY, Esq had been
elected to Congress from Oregon. There
were TWO Democratic tickets, ard the
Democrat says aIr. Kelly was son the
wrong one and was dctcatcd. We IN
derstand it was the Anti-Slavery portion
of the Democracy that supported Mr..
Kelly, and the Buchanan or Pro Sla-
very Dcmocracy-with the patronage
at their disposal-succeeded. So the de-
scendants of Col. JOHN KELLY, Of the
Revolutionary struggle, are not to be in-
cluded among the "rcyular Democracy"
because they will not 60 in for Slavery.
They are to be turned off, with Douglas
and the Republicans, and prescribed as
s'thc wrong sort" of Democrats.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

Charles Huston Latha, one of the free
lovers at Berlin, Ohio, committed suicide
last week. Before killing himself he ad-
dressed letter to free lovers generally,
in which he gives brief history Of his
life, and declares that he "ean not be
saved" After u;tering his 'protest
against marriage" his "eurse against re-
lgion and God the Father Monster. he
shot off his head.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
THE CHRONICLE.
MONDAY. AUG. 3. sSjS.

sr- Francis 7. Carpenter, Esq, of Jer-
scy Shore, was elected Trustee of the
University, at the last meeting of the
Boards: and Rev. +. NJ. Barker, of Bev-
erly, n. J Rev. Reuben Jeffrey of Phila.,
David Haynes of Harrisburg, and Rev j.
Anderson Kelly of Jersey Shore, were cho-
sen Curators.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

BY Q communication in another column
Of our paper, it will be seen that Hon.
JAMES I. HALE, is spoken of as candidate
for Congress. Mr.. Hale, through the ear
licau, and AntiLecompton friends, has
consented to be candidate, and, if nomi-
mated, TO enter into the contest with all
the vigor and energy with which be is
possessed.-Btilt|oate Democrat
The Opposition in Mitilin county have
decided upon Judge Hale of Centre coun-
ty as their candidate for Congress.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

DOUGLAS BACKS OUT.-As We antici-
pa;ed, Senator Douglas declines to meet
Mr.. Lincoln on the stump. In reply to
4 letter from Mr.. Lincoln inviting him to
stump the State with him, Mr.. d. says it
would interfere with his previous arrange
merts-it might bring in other disputants
Tie request ought to have been made
before, &c, &c, but the long and the
short Of it is, he will not accept the invi-
ta,iou.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
Expenditures.

The following table shows the expendi-
lures Of the General Government for tho
last ten years, including the Administra-
tions of TAYLOR, FILLMORE, PIERCE and
BUCHANAN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

III iiuIIOUsouiS, ny iaot Houtu, cVuu
c. Brcckinridge, Vice President, made a
set political speech, in which he aunOunc-
ed his approval, without exception, of Bu-
chanan's administration, the Lecompton
Kansas Bill included. He thought the
Republicans would be the only competitors
of the Democrats in 1860.
HooPs.-The fashionables of Pbiladel-
phia no longer wear hoops to any extent.
They are worn so as to be scarcely percep-
tible, which gives them neat and grace
full form. Large hoops are now only
worn by the uHder crust.
A foolish girl of 20 married one of the
Sioux Chiefs, recently, at Washington.
When she reached his priucely wigwau,
she found it a mud hovel occupied BY two
other wives, She burst into tears, but
was too proud to return home.
Rush Elmore has been appointed Asso-
cia,e Justice of the Supreme Court Of
Kansas, vice Judge Cato resigned. Judge
Elmore was removed from the same posi-
ton during the Administration of Presi-
dent Pierce.
Edward H. Ruloife was sentenced, at
the General Term of the Supreme Court
held at Delhi last week, By Judge Gray,
to be hung on Friday the 9th day Of
August, at Owego, for the murder of his
child.
At meeting of the editors Of the
Southern Methodist papers, recently, 1t
was resolved, 'that we regard the pub
fishing of long obituaries as an evil.
"Occasionar' Of the Press says the
Washington City is as dull as country
village with the men all at work in . hay
field, and the woman asleep.
In Indiana, the Republicans and DOu-
glas Democrats seem inclined generally TO
unite in opposition to the Pro-Slavery
Euglish Democracy.
Sidney Breese, formerly in the U. $.
Senate, is the Buchanan candidate fer IT,
S. Senator for Illinois, in opposition to
Judge Douglas.
They have formed Wyoming Histor'-
cal and Geological Society, at Wilkes
Barrs-Wm. p Miner, Corrcspendlns
Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

nErTIsrRy-rEErH ExrR ACTED IN rEr sECoNDs
~ without the ntgniest pain, By my and original pro
cessnot fre-ymg This admirable system pr.shced by
me only, References given, N rephred.
DR. r. q. DUskIN, s6s canal street, near Wooster.
WoNnERFuL RspuCrroN.-H To ss-rEETH ON
w sold, warranted. Magnificent 'fumotypes (oatsnted)
especially Tor Ia iea giving graceful -Four
prenirrn rarded Dr rsNSON. Eai.hnssed Ofces
nd lahore The largest and replste Ne 50 West
THeuiJ o. street and 3tS : IN avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
EXPRESSES,

H s. LANSING 4 90,
Ill. ~ and IS BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
European merchants bankers and dealers In
exchange have established Q complete
INTERNATIONAL AGENCY
for the ansacoo of general business In connection with
their
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN EXPRESS
10 rausm packages all parts of Europe and 10
Afford oil desirable facilities 70
PERSONS GOING ABROAD
eisht and time bills on London Paris and letters OF
credit available in AL parts Of the world
References.
james Boorman, New York Krastus Corning, Albany.
Alsop A ChAuncey, Gray DAr forth, Boston.
r. Whtehouse, Son 4 Morri- Dean Richmond. BuffAlo
son, New York. K. b SANFORD, Philadelphia.
Carey Reward A Sanger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

I,oURrH OF JULY EXCURSION 20 FORT LEB.-rHE
steamers FLORA and SATELLITE will every hour
from Spring Fort Lee, Monday the 9Th landing
Guttenburg NJ Mooney. hotel. Bull Ferry; Pleasant
Valley Hotel rhietu ium Pavilion hotel and Spring Val
ley landing Ut Twenty setond street each way Faro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LeQUOAkS.
fyLARKY CLARET, CLARKY.-vARIoUf 0RApKH
~ suitable for family and h,ssi ~ reduced prices
suit he umea Brandiea, Jamaica bourbon and
EonongAhelA whsheys ahsry mseira and vines
dias 6s, for sale Il UHDKshIIL. hAfrkRsOkb, 40
Broome stree. corner OF Crosby.
~ YOU WANT TO OFT PURE IMPORTED WINES
and brAndlss By tho bottle or gallon 60 10 SAMUEL EL
LG5OnB, store No. 60WRlAm SET between Pine and
Cedar sueet All kinds OF brown stout Scotch ALE e.: the
cask ynglih and Scotch Ales drauGbt Ware
---------
81 csre ~ 80 excellent Article for table
AL kinds v fne wines and liquors DO had Nos o. W.
liam street. South William street and 81 stone street
SAMUEL Ei.LrSON.
DERsoHs GOING TO The COUNTRY FOR rHs SUM.
from really London dock brandss and wines OF the bs
brands nnsh and scotch es and porter In veod ssd gs
segos condinnr "a Ac fair prccs q The Old stand Of h
Nerssnser Co. IS fui1on street H. b. KIRK date junior
s-iasD. propretsr.
CONS OF MALTA PHILADELPHIA LAGER FROM
- the large celebrated Armstrong brewery be bsd
In either for excursions hotels private
families, al ls3 Broomc street.
il ~ psv Yort -rhs arHislsd demand fw lager
bIes Induced ertend W he capacity a
$50 600 barrcls Though tbs quantity The largest
any brewery In tbe uned States proiuoe have
reAs,u The estAblisked upersy Of
lager BIER whole OF which besn sold less haa four
during he and we bersfcre request
merr well - he pnbls In genera 70 send IN hsr esieg
soon q possible The spwss Ian Brvv@y. ALBERT
sPKtsRs Prcsidsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

EXCURSION ON 4ra AND 6rH OF JULY. At 7
~ O'Clock A. M.-The and spenfio steamer ono. r.
STANLEY Captain T. X Paddock will leave foot Rosnso.
street every morning landing a foukers Hastings Dooos
Ferry living larry kyack Sing Sing and haver-
sraM, landing al Amos street each way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

RESTAURANTS.
10 AID sEE CHARLES SWIFT, AT HIGH BRIDGE
NJ New York SIDE
uIoUpToN srREET.-THE house rs LOCATED At
III GO Houston street named the Nne and open tnis
saturday. evening Thomas COLI on u propreioi and ex
tends q general invitation 10 his friends ruf cet
VUAsHrNuTor HALr. HIGH BRfD1F Nv YOU
w want good cdsicns 70 70 the hgh Broge and
Charles swim You will he made 70 es, ~ hooe AID gs
every celcscs the season a1ordA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

uCOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-rHs UNITED
E states mail steamer FULTON, J. A. wotton commsn
der VIII Hsvre couohins at souamgt ton to land
the mails pssseugers) Saturday July "a at twelve
O'Clock pier NsrtA river foot Of Beach street This
ship has Eve w.ter ugbs compartments en- 0sng the en-
zines Of collision sranding the water
reach them and tbs being free % york the
safety and would be secured Bag
gage during the voyage should be sent on boa
the day before sAing marked below For frexa or pas
eARe apply W. g. DAYTON agent No 7 Broadway
The Arago viii succeed the Fultoa. ana sail
Augu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
SUMMER RESORTS.

a PLHAsANx sU1xEE RESORT F0R YAM,LID :
"A Ths Pavilion Hotrl at PNt wAshngtM. Shrewsbury n
j. opea for Tho reception Of o. transient
bosrders Il pleasant and healthy location 8shtns COZ
venient and safe fishns good Comm an Auo1 twsos
day from foot Ct Robinson street. North river. n. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

Regatta at New ,ug Monday, July 1858 landing at
Yonkers Hastngs DoSb:' Ferry, Tsrrytown Slug Sing
burg and return 7ss to iooksrs and return $50 DoSs.
Sing and return, t0c Havsrstraw aad return $40 West
Point and return 75c Fare from Yonkers and all Landings
Capt Frost viii leave pier foot Of jay street one pier
Spring street. Amos street. Twenty second street. and rh!r
ueth street. arriving Newburg two hours before the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
EXCURSIONS,

A PPLxrD,y EXCURSION ON TIE FIFTH on JULY :
"A The baras IRENE In tow OF the steamer JON ATTAIN
CbAhE, Capt Alfred iodd win oIcursson sicund
Staten Issnd will pass uyh the syht OF 40
ney Island sandy Book and That noted place segune
Point that the passengers have Delightful view OF the
d aces Cedar Grove. Ca sood south Perth
Amboy Biddles Grove and return through Kill voa Gull
Leave BrOoms street Hast river A ~ street. Brook
Ign, 740 Adams street. g. Ca hsEs5e ferry, New York 6A
fulton ferry. e40 Josie street. o. Reseys Dot Of
Degrsw street go pier NO. North river $50, Jersey
City 10 band Of music will be board; also refresh
mepts Fare for the excursion, so cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

pALAOE GARDEN.
Th, extensive and magnificent garden now open visit
teIs and evening. brand Concerts, Promenade Dse
-, % TUESDAY, and SATURDAY EVENING,
VII De u, aer ,ns experienced oec"on Oh 'ne
ss-..,~,....s :, n TaoMAs DAkEe: - ..,,.,..
At Laura Kees e's theatre and kiblo's Garden.
rsseStns July aseen viii be cssfss
msn's Family season dcS ct. SO Music every eysnius
Every .schs mis- Garden v have hi. specific cutie, to
viii report any derecon part csshsrs clerks
Grn nssa uo aa sna ssoda of
the night Of the 9Th OF July when Is cents will be charged
DE FOREST 4 rIsDALE. Propris.ors.
RRooKLYN OR MILITARY GARDENS DRooKLYN
se & o c:.S ts% sxs
Sn On ssy S eight inches
AyEA sEfsss rEx4 =, =. hAysA KEEN,
a.cs onlX during ns ssnnsw months. Apply 70 k EIr
MO DESCRIPTION GAN CONVEY AN ApEogArs
ed by the oseSrs.eS HUI sSnson srohsrs The Metcposa
Garden corner OF Thitieth street and second avenue.
pewERl raEArRE TO LEr-roR oNx YEAR rsox
J. aizs Ress;,sr. & Ei.aSsS .sss: nsa o ssi "''
COPARTNERsIInP NOTICES.
AR x p. FABBRI is FROM THIS DAY ADMITTED
AZ JOHN RANDALL & CO., IS Broadway.
Nav YORK, July I, 1883
AR. BERNHARD KAHN HAS THIS DAY RETIRED
Nl from the arm Of Beckel Brothers Co.
JOSEPH BECKEL,
o. LEWIS BIC 1RRL.
NBw YORK. July l, 1885, BERNHARD KAHN.
Dom PARTNER WANTED. IN A CASH EsrAB
CLUU. lshed business Of years standing, and will
eAlze handsome acome TO parties WHO will give
Aex time ana attention Apply 81 s47 Brosdwsy room No
@OEO WANTED A PARTNER With THE ABOVE
Ssvsns business where s. can Be resnec sas
For particulars inquire of A. A HOWARD 10 Bond street.
from 10 A. NJ. to 3P. N.
0CnA-A YOUNG MAN WANTED AS PARTNER IN
DOUU n commisson Office that requires only about six
time daily Tie clear from $50 10 $50 week,
T. aAFFNEY, No. 10 Centre street. opposite Oily Hsn-
nCSO TO SEQ Il WANT AN AGRxEABLE-sTEADY
&CCU 10 Join nae In purchasing the mschnery and
which have connected for several years. II
the Of two but few hours daily, and
clearing over go per week as can be sssascoriy shown
References exchanged WWATEks, 81 Bowery.
&J nn0 TO s3OO0.-PARTNER WANTED. IN MA.
Dl.VOU nuaciuriug an article OF universal aud
rapis sale at 81 cent proh safe and staple business
and han u,usl good chance.
BIGGs BOUrhWTCK, 81 Nassau street
d on OOO WANTED, A GENTLEMAN OF EsER
VZV.OUO. ~ and business tslent possessing t.is
OF cAsh capital 10 purchase the interest OF silent
partner well established and .ucrs importing and
msnufacurnr business investigation into Inc al airs OF
win show this n be chance rarely
WITH add will prove to thorough business the sivsn
tons addressed j. M once win conaden.
tally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

a TIL AND SIN JULY RxoURsr0Ns.-PKRsoNs sREK
ting recreation and comfort on this The Of our
National will hnd regular trips Of the AL
ROKA only the cheapest but the mosi pleasant eI,ur
sons out city aordng fine opportunity sse tie for
of Hamilton Fort Fort Tom 9kns Fort
Columbus &c the Esvssink Highlands aud tbs ~nole con
Of the upper and lower bays Justly ceieorssd a. ne
finest picturesque the world 10 enjoy the delight
and likewise 70 tsks zip In the brosd Allan.
tic Al one a the delightful bathing places tbs sea
ahore For Coney I.nd Feri HAmiltonThe seNm2os,
AURORA Capt AIMING smith viii run daily leaving West
street Oh Ia, and 3A oc.,ck Spring street
sh i7. and So O'Clock end Pier No North river a. 10
clock touching Fort Hamilton each way. Fare for the
excursion, z, centa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
GITTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
NEW YOkK AND RARLEM RAILROAD.
FOB CROrON FALLS AND LAKE hAU0PAO.
Trains leave twenty sixth street stattoa:-

ENOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS TO THE SEA SHORE
Shrewsbury and Long Branch. The splendid steamer
ALICE EICs will leave the feet Of Robinson street. on ga
July 4M ~ n. and on Monday, July ATTY A. n. Re-
turning leaves Shrewsbury Sunday ut Ia r. and
Monday att T. N. Fare Is cents each way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

~ a. HORTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50
IT. Hudson viii sell this day at2ocock Al sales
room no furniture bureaus chars tables piano tn
pesry ana ugrau carpets paintings bedding bookcase and
A OF boOks,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
A UsrRALrA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED 1861
~ Carrying the United states Malta
The Al erueme slipper ship
sIERRA

Il rapidly loading and being engaged three fourhs fa
VIII posuveiy be the frs, Ahp 70 sail for Mei0ourna
The Al erreme clipper ship
n a. GLOvnk viii sail tor Sydney Direct
On the 10sh Of July. from pier - Norrh river.
For balance OF freight OF psssAse, syPly 1u,-
Sight bills for sale and cash advances se o,nsgn
menta. CoaEgneca In AUSTRALIA, kessrs Wukinso. Bros
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

4 UCrION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A BOG ART.-saturdAy July g. at 10 o'clock ut No 20
West weny first street two horses one char
coal wagon SIEPHEN N. KIMPLE. Atty for Aortssgee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

THE IsLIP PAVILION MOST BEAUTIFULLY 10.
Gated south Ray forty miles from New York.
Il nov open reception Of families For sailing fsh
ing bathing DO spacious billiard rooms
TO Sl2 per week. transient bosrde-s SO day. Trains
leave ookyn at 10 O'Clock A. and $50 r. NJ stages al
ways In readiness station 10 the
hotel further particulars apply to Il. E FORT late
Nav York. CHAS WkId1T,
Superintendent Isip Pavilion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

r LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHlA
Steam con- muuoss[oa Between New York and Antwerp.
via Liverpool
The spiendid fast su~sw sisAmship BOsPHORUs Captain
McGuiGAn Qstey employed the eoya, Nail servioe, viii
nate rbursdsy in connection with ne couapsnys sesmsSps
nom Liverpool 70 Few Yort.
Goods Tor new York WI b received sh,ppsi by Tie
agents Antwerp and bills Of adnx signed there 81
through ratio OF freight
sailing from antwerp WIN be on the 18th Of June.
In conjunction with As CITY or WAsHIsaroN FROM Liver
pool. June q
For further particulars and u cgh. and passage.
Apply 10 j p. Kremer Co, Antwerp; William Lnmao,
Lower Buildings Liverpool and the Ccmpsnys offices
ROADWAY New York, and NO walnut sire It rhsaelphls
JOHN a. ID ai.E Agent