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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

FLuvaNS. FEMALE INsTiTuTE.-The annual SER
mon before the Missionary Society of this insti'u-
ton will be delivered ou the Dist Of July, by the
Rev A. l.. Dickinson of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

~ Critics aud Others pronounce the new style
Anb otypsv. Introduced by Res, Of the firm o
LA Co. the best Of any yer produced by tnt
hotosraphic process Price from rs eta 10 So
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r,o,nmencememt Day.

We desire 10 esil attention 10 tue commence
ment Of Richmond College, which viii stSe place
s.N night at the LIST Baptist Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

iltnl sBLs Cider vinegar IS bhis
No Cut Iferaangs. i,r saip Isy 3s
10 Hvss WIN " AIs.AGE SOM
IME.--in0b casks bsst RbCkLAED
~ LIN 2. lust received aud Cor sale By.
ysSs-s2s sssH LUThER LIBBY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

FxcsLlEsr ExpRsss ADVANCEMENT soa VISITORS
AZ rHs VIRGINIA WATERING PLACES The visitors AT
The Virginia Springs viii b" rejniccd 10 hear that
adams Express Company has made au arrange
nenf by which ina the shortest possible time any
thing portable may he transferred between any OF
she Springs in thi. State and any part OF the Uni
tod states. The arrangement includes the charge
and transfer Of baggage without any trouble to the
awners The unerring safety and extraordinary
rspiii,y Of this eompany's mode Of carriage WIZ
reuier IL most desirable medium for those NJ
home to forward to their ffferds at the Nire'aia
Springs or for those Mt the Springs to send packa
ses homo or elsewhere. -t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

cE- DysPTPsrA AND FITs.-DR. O
PHELPS BROWN the great curer 81 CONSERVATION.
for several years so badly afflicted by Dyspep.
STA that for part of the time he was confined TO his
bed. Hs WAS eventually cured by prescription
furnished him by yong cisirvoyan girl. This
PRES rip ion, given him by mere child, while in
OF trance has cured ever, body who has taken
it, never having failed 1t is equally sure in
cases OF Fits aud Dyspepsia. The Ingredients may
be TO nd In any drug store. will send this vau'
able prescription to any person the receipt OF
stamp to pay postage Address -
DR. o. pIIEHpS BROWN,
No 81 Grand street, Jersey City, N. j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

PRINTERS SrpiKS.--Tbe Petersburg Eva Express
and Democrat. OF yesterday, announce tnat we
han,is In those offices have discontinued work, De-
cause uf the refusal OF the proprietors to agree 10
\ rule adopted by the printers Union, prnhioit'
ing hereafter the employment OF more than thtee
apprentices 10 ofce-the rule not TO AFFECT those
apprentices already employed the p''prie'o's an
nnuuce their determination not to submit to 'ueh
unwarraBtab'e interference with their Affairs aud
adyerttsa for hands,
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a@- "To GILp REFINED GoLD, to pain

the lily,
To throw perfume on the violet.
To smooth the zee or al another hue
TO the rainbow
or speak in praise of the PHOTOGRAPHS and AM
BR0TYPEsu u. ade at MINIS Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery. l95 Main street.
as wasteful and Ridiculous"
They speak for themselves. as all no patronise
his establish ment will testify. Gig
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

ALBUM nF viRGiNIA.-We have received from Dir
EDWARD BEYER another number OF hrs Album OF
Virginia 1t contains the following views: The
Uaited States Armory at Harper's Ferry -Natural
Bridce-Faiis of the Observation-Disclosures across
Cheat River. on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
White Sulphur Springs, observation-disclosures
White Sulphur springs-Hot springs--and Old
poiut Comf r. and Hygeia Hotel Mr.. b. has
been very i. aas.rious, aud has brought ont a
large pua,her Of the most celebrated scenes and
places in Virginia They are executed in very
handsome style and reflect great credit upon the
artist for his talent and energy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

A GREAT RUSH AT GOLDSMITH :.
n 215 Broad street, he is Offering the great
Kind OF induc ments TO his customers Dotted Mus
Illus at I2Is cts: Swiss Musns: ped AID theck.
Countries and Every description OF white goods a.
sacrincna price; Mantles and gnsiers: trimming .
YaraSols: Nit; Bleach Costous Ext. ion SKIRTS;
actus Skirts 80 cts; Emhrohieries: Millinery Aru
Nce; Hosiery aud tionsa IDS OF yaroIs a.siclss
* iaordinary low prices, at
iaa0 t3t5.DSNIT,S 20i Broad at
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UUIYguURsTs ON 0AILERY

Tor HIRE-A very superior CHAM
1 BERMAID and NURSE, for the remainder o
the yeal. To good home she will be hired reason
ably. Apply to ED nj MbPuAN
t6--fS MI ssfaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

GUNNER PANTS = 500 rairs oil, Linen.
- Marseilles and Cashmere Pants goodin sty he
and quality, for sale CHI ap
MASElLLES VESTS coo Marseiiles Vests. a.
sorted In st,fe an size, choice goods and going al
the lowest possible price.
TUpMAN & HULL,
IL an Successors To Groshonr Tuunan A. IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

n A No RtDIrG HORSE Fl
C&Ssele. F,r further Information. apply az "
Main street. le .it- ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

I.sAMILY FLOUR Very superior, Ief
sals la auaatt o. d sui, bs
ia Mn DuNtssP. AnNtuKE w.
lURE Medicinal Brandy and Pert
"'As =. sA's - aIo powD.E psrssst..
aaA no BFoaA street
..,kAYHEa 1T 81 q VA sus sizss
Of Feathsr Dusssgs and ri ksaaheA epepsdsas
a,orniag and fos sAls ~ .uos /. russ Ins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

tEAhDhObfS- - Three very superior
~ city.made WARDR0BEs for ssle privately
= ny store ALEX kofT.
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FkV<kWEk4v0t- WIN W UEk0~s 80"
- very comfortable room. snifahie fcg = fsmhy
sisa. day b-arders can 10 accommodated. s.rt,
ence-shof Tower, Oh Grace street, sseeld aoer
sam 81 Paul. Church
s~snaeat. Of last wsck. advertising this ~ q lor
mt. Js st--ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

pATkNT FLY TRAPS. II will receiy (
4 by the Roanoke. this morning, another lot
Fly Traps. a few OF which ere unsold. Persons II
want vii please give me an early call
Je 5--ts HENNf w QUARLEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

atefy enough, until be came 10 speAk Of TIE free
blacks Of the North, concerning whose condition be
displayed ridiculous amount of vulgar ignorance
really astonishing in man Of 20 much intelligence.
Gross, however, as Was the ignorance he displayed
about the colored population Of the North, kis "
rorsuce of the condition and character Of the
Africans in their native land W. still more dis-
graceful He said unqusli6edly that il was impos-
sibe 10 make Christians Of them IN Africa That
all the efforts Of all the missionaries for kffy ysArs
bad not succeeding in making any permanent con.
versions.
The last converted African, he said, bad tied at
Cape Coast Castle few years ago. and, eefcrc nis
death, even he had relapsed into Psganl'm Any
missionary who had been in Africa, or any wors on
missions, or any book Of travels in the paris OF
Africa where missionaries have labored, could have
prevented Mr. Mallory from falling INTO tbs .ossrd
error. He made the statement a. foundanon scr
justification Of Slavery, on the ground that IT was
the only means of ChristisniIing the negro.
Mr.. Pugh Of Ohio followed Mr.. Mallory. He
began by announcing that he should vote against
Lecompton against his own inclination, but 10 CON-
pliance with the instructions of the Ohio Ieeisla-
ture. As close my letter, be is making hair.
splitting and ear-spGtting speech about enabling
acts. with view Of showing that the Leconpten
Constitution was legally and properly framed, and
that there is no reason why it should not be ac-
cepted and passed by Congress. % .H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19


The LryrR of the pin eips resuA,or' of the h..
If SfdS s I.S ...m waes are y DE- V.opeG The so-s :.
s k sp-s: sfs4s r.. as.1 S =.
!ic%.sS a 81 i. .as fes ip'l le so"s Sh:
system suffers in consequence lot one organ-the LVtk-
having ess.sd 70 do the di.e.ss. Of that o.
practice Of more twenty years, 70 find soms remedy
.herwith to eounersc the many dssnsensnts TO which
To nrov, b., this 8, lac. found any psrsoa
bed With Lvls ConfLA.I u any q t' forms As' but TO
try bottle and conviction 10 certain
These Gum, al morbid ot bad matter mon ne
nysor,ine tb stomach -ing Sod to digest we'll PvRI
TINE Blood, giving tone and health 70 the wnote
machinery r~movns'he OF the a'es's-en'ens sa
BILIOUS ATTACKS are IL cured, AND. WHAT is sErrEs,
PRLNrSTEp, BY the occasional use Of tne L'tk N'SS
On. dose .Aer Attn is sus cient to relieve stomach
and preyent the food from MS hing aud souring.
Only dose taken before = retiring prevent. SeHIhAss
Only one dose taken might oosens the bowels sen
One dose taken srer eseb meal will cure DYSPEPSIA
One dose of two teaP on fuls VIII Always reeVe Sich
One bottle taken for female obs,r rons the
pIy 1ng "ns de- immeisey relieve. CoIrc while
One dose often repeated is erne for CHoLssA Nor
ONLY one bottle i. nesdsd to throw su Of the 'y. the
es,rts of ued,ne atter lontl- sickness
One hottie taken for jaw prcr removes all saowuess
One sc.e t.ien .hot before ens gives visos Is the
do.s oHsn repestsd lenres CHROME DlIRRHIA In
ts wor,t forms while srn- SiNER and BOWL complaints
ya 6 ~ tyo Joue. cnse a., ltaets caused by WosNs In
children there is no surer peeh-r remedy in se
world. g. It nsro Jalf III .,.
few bottles DRofsY. by eicf ing me so~ioeo
We take pleasure In recon q luendns una pranIse =
preventive for EgyIR AID AeuE, CHLt III snu -
fIvfEs OF BILIOUS TrPr operates WIZ cT.lanT sno
thousands wilkins 20 testify Ito ns wcooenaI yir.urs
All il giving th>r unanimous tosaoay ~ '
favor.
Nix wster in the mouth with the lnysorsor and ~so"
both together
THE LIVER I.;v1G0RAT0R ,,
is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and 70 osiy
working smos: too est TO believe II cures .
o,siss beaG aud seldom than one oottr
required any hind Of LvrR Complaint from the worst
Jassdes Dysptpsc 10 common HsaddeA ~ ef whlss e
the result OF . DISEASED LfvsA
PRicE 81 PER BorrLE.
Or. SANFORD, Proprietor. No. 3x Bpnedwx{ fNsw.fnrs
Retail Agents in New.York: FREDERICK V. RU5HTON,
Nos 10 Anor House Barclay and 47 Brosdvsy cour
Canal, AID al Druggists IL the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
THE LIvER INyIGeRAToI
-NDTD ySTIpELY FROM GUNS

COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS.
Is Of the best Purve and Liver Medicines now before h
ubc that acts CafAarfi easier md<r aud easet
than any other medicine known. II is not only Ca'ta,ti, bu
Lser remedy acting hrst the Liver to eject s morbid mat
ter then bowels carry of that matter thu
pshps purps efeeusy without OF the psin
fu feelings experienced in the operation Of most cosdrtls
ths system the time that purees IL and
taken daily moderate doses viii strengthen and build
.s,ku
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
Eegal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
having claims sgsis DAVID DAVIES late Of The City
krF iors builder d.csosd 70 pe,eoi tie wfh youehc
thereof 10 the mbseber q, the otce cf w j. ROOME ESQ.,
Nc l West 2HstTest in the City Of New ioh, on OF esfoe
the seventh day Of June nen-Ds,ed New.fort tie tSsH'
d4l,v6;nF MARY R. DAVIES. Aasini.,r.irir
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of EeVYopk notice hereby Tv-n AL psr, %
having claims ssan.; PRISCILLA BRADFORD s,e o the Cy
t reof 10 the Subscriber 81 his resderce No 1 Aens ID
the City o Newiok before the 7h dsy OF March Dexf
Dated New. York Me Sd day Of ssp.enbef 1857.
SIS la~6InF CHAs. REDMAN Execusof
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County EewYoSh, noeeeis hereby given 81 pr.
having claims AgalnG WILLIAM R0BERT3ON lSe
the City of NswYoIt, deceased 10 prsest the 80
SCHENCK, No. i@ Wsss-, N the CHy of New. Yort %
bekre the third day OF April nxt-Dsed HewYork he nrs
day Of October, 1871 PETER sCHESCk,
o;law6uf' LAeessoL
SUPREME COURT, Albany County MARY
~ ANN NOYKS AGAINST PETER VAN WE and CAIhA
lSE r. his WIFE, Charles H. Smith and Maria his ~ h-nIy
:. Whitney MUia his wife Simon Leyinfef, Abrsn w i"u
yesePh N Ha,wen President. &c, of the Bank q We,
Iroyl stephen @. vm Buren, Anscn 2: Gford, Joan
= Ohnord, Conrad A. CroUnse, William A. Cfoise'
Charie. L. stephani. Alfred Wabeu, Ebe e,ezsr wis
10 the sbO,e-n.nea defendants You are hereby sum
nhso 70 aSswsr the complaint in the above seton whSn
ire Clert Of Albany County, on the 2r Day Q,
eha 70 erve copy Of your sns~sr on me q
shh seny days amer the service Of this summons
me ssy oi service and you . 70 answer ssd com ANY
sqones The pan,id will .PPy TO CoaI, er 'ne 'she
demanded 10 sssd com lain, Dated January 2i. IeA
u" IA~s"P o1Is ALLEN, PIAiIns . AttSrDsy, Aioshy'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

CANDS' SARSAPARlLLA ID lnnnitely superior
- to any other Purifying the Blood and Of scroua
Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Pmpls' Boil. CusneoIs
Rruptiops Liver Complaint Bronchitis Consumption, Femse
Irre euaties Loss Of Appetite and General Debility At this
the year s sautsy nauence upon the system i'm
medistely apparent. , - =. ,oo
Prepared and sold by A. D. SANDS Druggists No 100
Fultont cor. Of William, NewYork Sold BY Druggists every
vrhe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
PENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD
Ale0nal.

IMPORTANT for PERSONS AFFLICTED with
i the TOOfHACHE-Ar RUDlNGER has In her possession
a REMEDY for CURING T0OTHACHE without e1tractiIs z
OF causing any pain whatever M Rudhger warrants perfect
cure che used this remedy many anonS her
friends and there 10 not where has
sven entire satisfaction, she thinks service to the public
TO nske Il known. -,
remedy with and explicit directions BY incosns 81 70
her address Ms EMILE RuDlNGER care Of Mr. b. Lock-
WOOD No 422l BroadWAY. ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
CTPREME COURT.-WILLIAM BRUNNER,


- SAMUEL BRUNSLR and JOHN J. BRUNNER, Plain
az, sesnr JOSIAH HOLMES sILAS N HOLMES, Will
LIAM NJ. WHITNEY, WILLIAM l. IRWIN, c. X QUINN
md C. H. LOCKE, ,DstsndAnts-sammons for nancy demand
Com nos .r To s.1h o. ,ss aSyve named De
mmoned and required TO answer The complaint IN this seson
vheh win be fed u the Office Of the Crk Of ts City and
csnt, ofNev York u ks ONCE in the City Han sd e,y .nd
70 serve copy Of your answer the sd complaint sbs NIB
scTibsrs al heI office No ls5 Broadway In MID city, within
Of day Of such service; and fall 70 snswer the .d
A uplains within the time aforesaid The plaintiffs in this action
Vii tsie udsmen; asan you the Hundred and
seventy Dollars with ierrr from the Sis, day Of December
one thousand hundred and 6hyseven Of
this Stiop.-Dstsd January IA 1883
CLARK CORNWALL, Plaintiffs Attorneys
f% laxswF No. 1875 Broadway.
The complaint In h scon hled in the Office Of the Cerk
of the City and County Of SewYork In aid city tse ash day
CLARK L CORNWALL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
Orsan gtfamers, &r.

TIP THE MEDITERRA RANEAN. -
u PLEASURE VOYAGE,
BY sTBANER ERICSSON
A. b. LOWBER, Commander
rhs ERICSSON viii leave New York SATURDAY Asy
~ yelosi D sn tho above voyage-stoprsns . e,ren
sumksr Of days 0ibrta Malta Assan6s Jsh. (or
am Consa1 1tinople, Athens and Naples.
Pu1 steamer fare .or the voyage, t7S.
No Berth secured till rsd fol-
s~'"" No. IS Wiiian.st, New.Yofh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

AND ROUrANEw-YORK 10 PROVI-
IL DLNCH ae-0 0n snA sau oG Il ,n ,nan TIT IN
M r.r. H.rs ssr ae .Iri,. n. q q. L1p.s .a q
,he New Yoll .sd h.,;S ssS " ss Yo :.
md spr'Dsh''' AA SAMUEL MOTT ssHsrAnsss4-ss-
T OSG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains' gong
IL Ia. BroOIy, or Gs.r ss, s u .a5 ~ 20 sIss a. u
iS i.s,'.. : n. ;. s e. hs' %' ysS s.ndsapH. =,
(VNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
u Copp.e,pI at New Hampton VIII :he DsiswHs' L.sh.
r.nn. and w.s.s RsIIo.d snd At E'0n with he LsAth
WI yxLk ARsANoENKyT eonmtncirs oe. y iss7-Ls...
Eep Yorh fOr Esson and L.tsrne des G sn. m
SSs sSoss ir.,n., rn .ad.i y .. m
s .eSe IsI: s;. sshns,, .,s fo% the 100: csa
Y a.. is md ? an and Western Ri,
;:,t sl ND is n JOHN Sf srERss sap:Iasass1
nFN NNsYLVANIA RAILROAD
/ Tls GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the A1.nae
s,' nSss sa Rsrsy direct TS. Road ..o connsc
as., vii, % H.; d md Es <. o.
I'd rfss II, DC s.s,s 5 ss which can Be
uTTs BETWEEN PHItADELPHHIn and ssi PITTSBURGH
Dry Good, tin boxes, bales and irunn Drugs 100 b.
I'D se n.s r;..A;: sS,.ias s. si,n; .nd
vne tsibeT Qn rolls bo.e'), Wool and shesp 100 o.
rr,u r,E' f..."An1 E.n..d s... cln; On c.i
nss sss Pred .i.G SS:s ..
FoUsrH CLisS-Coaee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Porh boxes Eastward Lard and Lard 80 cents
Oh Ns', Soda Ash, German Clay, tn, Pitch. 100 %.
fIous~7se bbi until further notice
GRAN-35e.f 100 u until further notice
CoITos-e2 bale not e1osedins so weight. until further
notice.
In shipping goods from any port .s. of Phsdsphi. be
Goods consigned the Afens Of this Road At Phsdephis
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGEHrs Harris. Wormey, Co, Memphis Tenn ;
=. Sass Co., 81. Louis; p O: ORsily Co. Evsnsyie
Ind Dune,ni Bel \ Co, and Carter Jewett Loasvis
Ky. b. c. Medium, Madison, Ind. II. Brown Co.. and
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; w. Graham Co., Zalesvine
Ohio Leeeh Co, No 81 Klby st., 1ston; LeeGh Co No
2Astor House NewYork and No. 90 South IT, NewYorni
J. sDeeder Philadelphia; M.sraw Kooas Baltmorei D. A
H. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, PhisdelphiA
II. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Atoons, Pa
January !, 1853.
NSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
The PENN yvsuia Railroad connects a. Pittsburgh with rail
Frankfort Lexington and Lousvile Ky Tee Hsute, Madison
Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. Cincinnati Dayton Spring
seld Benont.ne Ssndusky, Toledo, Cleveland Columbus
Zsnevie Massion and Wooster Ohio also, with the steam
packet boats from and St. Louis Louisville and
Cincinnati.
Through Tickets for tn. Es be had any Of the above
mentioned places in the Wee.
Passengers will and this the shortest expeditions and
comfortable between the East and West
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM EEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 50 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN & HOURS
Fare ss low Any other route.
See hand bills In the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information may be had ut e
office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2Astor House Broadway.
January |, 1883. J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
KEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing WEDNEsDAY, Jan lss
Trains Leave DEPOT White Centre ~, yos.
and ell Stations north. = 'Ne'
sac .Erae.' Train fOr Albany stopping a. tie piueio.
Stations only. F"-~P.
spp m.. FOR White Plains stopping all ips-tmedi..s ST..
~
Trains Leave Depot 2sth.s. and 4h-av New.Yort
ti5 For WlAmsbrdse, stopping a. iI;erneds,, s.
1859 r..For White Plains, stopping s all iDtermeds. s,.
tions-
t0 H. For Wlansbhdss stopping At a. intermeds,e Ste
s@n m For Mler.on stopping wnlismsbridse and sr
! interntdiste Stations north
t~p n..FOr CrO,oD Fsls stopping at al intermediate q.
hDs
I9p m FUr wilHsm,bdse, stepping .. all intemedIs;s
Stations
krrussIse-rrsns Leave Albany for New. .Yorh:
80 Mail Stopping u Al Stations above and ct Whhams
bridge.
SxpU Ysrress stopping 1t principal Stations only.
WM J CAMPBELL, euperstesdent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

enforce il; il viii ke . dead kst<r Blood may
f0w-eIeoS win aow If you attempt 70 eniorVe If
but Il cannot be enforced.
Mr.. Chandler concluded his speech BY 8 spirited
defense Of the FREE Labor and Free Lsborers Of the
North from the lmputatons east upon them by Mr..
Hammond Of SOuth Carolina. Az an instance Of
the men who are found among the workingmen ofthe
North, he cited Mr.. Banks, who fifteen years ago
was working by the day in machine shop who last
year occupied the second or third place in the Fed.
eral Government and ten years hence might,
perehanee, be seen worthily filing the fret place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
6tsamboats ano Railroads.

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
L PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and superior
fTs644 a;Sf
Ts1 sTs TN 6sb 5MPSE sT G; si' ns 'FRSY
from PieI No r. near the Battery both touching
Hereafter no rooms viii be REGARDED s secured to any applicant
unsil the same shall have been paid for ,. ,,
Freight to Boston forwarded through with great dispatch es
:" Wa BORDEN, Agent Nos. 10 and II wehn-
IT'TIE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-
i TON, for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-Inand route
A s sG s4a a5is Joel
e IN pG Boston
DENqD RALRoADs ls.yps kswYe daily ssDy: s.,;.s;
pse 4 oeioci n and stOnioaSn $50 the
h % % Aa am ss SSIiGs aanS.
@ s% TsS .pS
s.iaHdsy nom stonnss Monday wednesday and Friday
from SGrs%n % per :.5 % p,e.
morning eonne,tns North and East Passenger that pef
breakfast desired and leave stoninstOn in the 7s m train
bssesse master accompanie, and train through
sG s s & os f S S!s sss "
the office No. 10 Battery place
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
IN lass SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
Passenger Station in New.fori, corner z7th- and Ahsv
entrance 0' 1''aii TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK .,.,
For New.Hsven 7:2O (e1), 12:4 $40 lsx) $50 snd
So So .ad II s1 sH'i's s Yst 1 s 9
and westport 30 NJ l245 $3.50. 4?o m For Norwaf,
72o l24S, lotsIl $50 4;9S s2s m For DsIsn zen
Stamford, 12o. sle1 m l945. $40 Sesl $50 ~ s:S'
m. For Port Chester and intermediate Sstions I:@ IA
k:45, $50, 40 525, $3.50 p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, m. tex $40 p IN (e1 For Hartford and
sprin field tex SHOP m (eI) For Connecticut River
70 Montreal M (eA) and $40 IN. tex " Northampton
For Canal Railroad (ex) and IL: N iiousstonc
Railroad m For Naugstuck Railroad, 4 M and p IN
Ftr Danbury and Norvalk Railroad, 20 M 42O p m.
JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent
LLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar
Il ist Wharf by steamer Island City, At and 10 m and
and a. y. The leave bustnG L. l., st he same
koui cling and exchanging Passenger with me o un
er. Point Through in 50 minutes: Fare - sentn ,
~ WA II. SMITH, Receiver
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From De.
II ssnber 1877 Train. will leave ce.meer's' Station :.
follow: Hx1res Trains $50 and 4to n Albany rn'
,snger Train II 80 tor Sing Sing m Tor ronshhssP
m and $3.50 p for Psekshll, S:So p m Zoe
sepso P.cisk aud Sins Sing Traius stop Nthe Way
stations PsssDeers taken Chabe Christopher and 3lst
Trains for New York leave Troy Sis aud l2Ss and 3As
q East Albany At and s:2s and and $40 p N
A. p. SMITH SuperiHts tsndeu-
NEW WIDE-GAIICF ROIrTF from NEW
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

TN PURSUANCE Of 9 resolution OF the l6.h
Nh lass The BOARD Of ofCOMMIssIoyrRs 81 q. CEN
TRIL PARK hereby .oei, PR JPosALs r appyrns TREES
ma PLANTS fr The PUt according % shedi ~ hsi
.ti,u 70 tho Once Of Blard No 10
Rrri Of Conner BuidinsS by order II he Bad
% eh1kiEs w v ELLIOTT csunse ss..
JNo A. C. GRAY, W. AIees hs f'AnS~
DAVID H. HARr, C~rh.