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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
Ale6iedi.
NJORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN n.
Mi RICHEST DiADEA
EVER
WORN BY KINGS Or EMPERoAS

xE.r, WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD or Han
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r,c. Resdsr although the rose may bloom ever es3,
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,so.. OF pearls The head beref of Us ooverns % n
:, ,p,,,ea .vd .hgive,ed harsh AID dry OF worse ' fs
d., nth xr,y us,sre will lose than eNf s-s e>r>
POT WOODS HAih RESTORATIVE II used s~eS
x~h vii rstore st permanently seere % A. ssa
cranent Reed the following and judge. foe ~n'~sA
hr'' I. the 'e<0f''ea 'A"'' SswYoSx ssra IS. IN
~, ~ nrsrr fSr the entire restoration Of my A~ -
,sin color About the time Ct my arrival Ia te Onl'sa ~
vs. va. Ft..y h ,eSs rcOvcsed lis on siaA aue I<
sder ycur Restorative As very ~oaaef' A''NN' s-ss
o.cioas well ss agreeable rusrsv,,
sn. dear sir, yours truly o A"s-oaAa
"prych s'r Ciwrylieiy ic;."
wELsH NswsPAFkx oriien, No 10 Na''aa~
Prot @. j. wooo-Den siri Some Gants or ns ~s~t'S VI
received bottle Of your hsr hen,,ss sna - ~ ~
who concluded to ty Il on her BAR ltte n'nsns ~ -
ia, Il woul the srsy hair 70 10 original eoo butte
well {" NY surprise ssI n~ ~ ,n ss, h.,,.
brown At the time bea1tiJius and theAenns toe hst
rF.nsy Sssa.r Of tbelr hAr CHARLES cARogT
Nrw.yosx. July IS les
Prot O. J. WOOD: With confidence do resm send ~
Hair Restorative being he most eh iciou. .tse ese. -
snc. usius your Hair Restorative my hsr sit waar ~
weIe he. hsv- gradually Grown essi as a,~
confident tho; iew more applications vi" r's S.sr"s ~
pleasant itching. 90 common among persons VINO
Prof woop. About two years my hair commenced a.
r-nny remedies 10 no ee<t | commenced using your RS>
tive In January Few applications fastened my hsir es
began nil up grow out snd turned esck 70 IT'S nIrs,t
(blsckD Al this time IL 10 fully restored TO us Original
health and app-s snce. and cheery recommend s os-
Chicago. Ill. May L. 1857 J u hoA
The Restorative is put up in bottles 81 three stses VII.
medium and small The small holds hst put sad rstas
el pr bottle the rediIm heds At least ~ per cent usW
rropoon and retss for 81 per bote tue large b. Dc "a
- per cent more In proporien and retsts for ~
O. J. WOOD 4 Co, Propretors, No s7 Broadway W
York lin the great Y Wire Railing Estsshshmcnt az
ia Msiket-st., ST Louis, BIO.
And .od ty 81 good druggists and Fancy Goods Deaea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS

THOUGHTS ON MATTER AND FORCE. Ty TnoN,sLE
BANK. l2mo. pp l5i ID. Appleton Co.
Under this modest title, Mr. Ewbank presents The a.
ustration Of theory for explaining the laws of rn0o
in the material universe. He starts with the populg
division Of the universe into two absolute entities mS
and matter, whose real nature is known only 10 hs
Creator. But the action CT the Supreme Mind b
through material means the motions Of the sphers
are thus produced; and the Investigation of ties
means is the legitimate function Of scierS.
Different accounts have been given Of the agency
by which the planetary movements are sustained.
Mr. Ewbsnk strenuously repels the suggestios
that they launched forth as proiectiles, By
special and direct exertion of the Almighty power d
would be quite as reasonable, he maintains, to suppM
them shot by sings and cstspults by legons Of ssfs
phim and cherubim. Nor in his opinion is the thedy
tenable, that the spheres by virtue Of slstss
propelling power, each having an Independent pora
of The views of the author evidently ne
result Of much study and reflection but is not 81
10 represent them IN more condensed fofm than ths
Of his own language. Some hints of biz position ug
be obtained from the following passage
Az the motiye-power Of the Universe, Force y
thought by some persons to be, IN a more eepecus
manner than anything else, retained In and welded v
the hands Of the Creator. Instead Of magnfying ths
works are more difficult 10 manage than others
thought superlatyely earthly and infrro. They who's
reverence nses with should find il decline wia
them. They should feel Him more fully present ~
mountain than 10 hliOck, in tun Of limestone tkss
ib sn ounce Of chalk. They have 70 learn ths. os
law sufices for the conservation Of words OF ps
smallest ;hings-thst galaxy of stars and swNma
flies are developed a. naturally plants grow, and =
inevitably action induces reaction They shoan
know that magnitudes aud veoctles are az nothiDgp
Him, and that he pervades their fields and gardeass
iully any part Of the heavens
An earthly architect may find il expediert 90 PSF
iicular occasions TO handle the plumb-De, and tue ~
val contributor the aeze but toe works Of tse Gss
Builder require 10 such Intervention at his hands i%
spot is in the lens we look through. Would It noe
irony to commend mechancian for bis chronon ne'e,
keeping time when out Of bis sight And wna Nv
ttey who think to compliment the Creator for gvins
special attention to the main spring and novemsp'~
the celestial horclogues lest something should g
wrong Do they nor treat Him though un nwi'f'aV''
as bungling clock maker IL
We Judge Of our own efforts by different san'su,
fer 10 Justly helc less creotable to elaborate mA
directly with the hands, than by artificial Instrument
ard inorganic forces. OF innumerable articles ~.
minister ~ sccial enjoyment and refinement there ~
comparatively few wtich are net produced By tor%hs
uec echan;sms and that too when the artists oacA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
Nf&ua1prk Daily Gribam
HELEN.


BY TIE REV. JOHN MILFORD.
LEY the hart his thickst keep,
Tie moon her dews Of silver weep,
In his age the small bird sing,
Softest airs the Summer bring;
When the bloom is on the tree,
Gentle Love, then come to me.
Alas, my heart for Love Is dead.
Or away to Heaven is fled,
Or by yonder little heap
Lies, where l must sit snd weep,
From the morning dawn to eve
Bids the thrush the berries leave,
And the welcome hour Of rest
Sends the cushat to her nest.
Where shall my sorrow co Mort gaio,
None answer: only one" Complain"
He said, "Iot in EXTREMIST pain
OR anguish, nor thy weakness speak;
The treasure gone, there thou must seek"
He knew me well, who thus could urge
hly trial to the ex,remest verge
Ofwill. Then said 10. "She did stand
Shielding thee ever with ber hand;
Being gone, why tsrry in the land r.
All the ground is wet with dew
Oftears 1 We rain d the Summer through;
And see-olready there is set,
Where the flowers an tears be met,
A wood Of purple violet.
The gentle land winds, how they blow
From orchard. blossons tufts of snow,
Scattering Der my loved ones bed
Their little psll of flowers sad
Meet embems were they Of ths dead"
Nor less the ev'nipg dUge bear
OF those small foun aims warbl.ns near,
With their soft and silver feet
Tripping by in music sweet,
While each low murmur seems tD say,
He weeps for her Who could not stay"
Oh but Love will come no more;
He hiss fled my cottsge door,
Ever since my sweet ono died.
He said" l)v her in my prids;
Twas for myself, he said, 81 sighd.'
So he left me in my woe:
He cares net what may chance below;
But how loved her best know.
built for her q palace bright
Within my heart and full Of light
Her image dwslt there day aud night.
II was her love that made my life;
Without her all ID inward stiife,
Like waters when the winds are rife.
Ny grief il never can be TO d.
l We nothing left but books and gold;
Ny little Helen sleeps in mold.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
Water Cure.

nR. +. J. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE and
~ GYsNAsIuM-Berg-n Hizhts, New Jersey; ten minute.
from either the Hoboken Jersey City ery b. regular stages
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Binx.
N1 banton, N Y. 25 miles from the city By ~ Y Ere
La road has natural location. surpassed 10 beauty by other
N he Union Terms s5to 70 PER week yor crla sddess
j. h. NORTH T. d., or MARTHA FRENCH " D.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting =, New Hampton with tie Delaware, Lscks
and Western kAosd and Eaz.on With Lehsh
Valley Rsilrosd
SUMNER ARRANGEMEN1, oounsreins Aprn q. lasa-
Leave HevYork fof Eaon and intermediate pieces Fss
No. North River st Z, n Il N AID p for somervA
~ shove u,,ns and q $50
The Ehfabeh New
yerseJ Raroad which esve New the foot of Cou
Andt-st |: n and u n. snd snd ,. m
Passenxsrs 70. Delaware Larxas ed wexsrn Rsa
nsd vi lesv~ q; 4 ory. For L~hsh Valley Ralrosd
U . n asi |. .. JOHN sTERSS, slp-Iiateaarat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

DORTIAND aid NEW-YORK-The new and
elsssn, steamship cHksAPEahE Si:1sy Crewes Com
tsr P!sr No Il Nor.h River, every Tuesday, ZAP. u
hcurn ". Ps,s.,- or Er,h. sppy EMcRY FOX Pot.
sae Il B CROMWELL CO Ne. g Wests-, EewYork
WHITE HOyNTAINS.-Thisi is tss mot d-ec: and p -ur
ess-e roae r. "a Ee~York 70 tee Waite MoaltNas Lls
i.xr3 Vineyard soGass TIE Olsn ho1se V o1iJ ~
eSars nae srr u p,.IiAal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
PROPOSALS for $4,000 CENTRAL PARK


i IMPROVEMENT FUND srocK-ses,ed proposal. will
received the Controllers oce No Hall Of kerords un
MONDAY, July S 1858, o,cSet IN, when the .sme will
be publicly opsi ed the WHOLE or ANY PART ot the
amount Of THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLARS of
"The Central Park Improvement Fund Stock OF The City OF New
York authorized BY .n SCI q the Ls'sn:e Of the ss en
tied An Act for the Regucn and Government Of the Central
Psk In the City Of Now-loIk passed Ap H. 1857 and by an
Orsrce Of the Common Couuc approved BY the Mayor June
2f lss&
The said oct viii consist Of THREE THOUSAND SHARES
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH SHARE, heairs it,
Of SIX PER CENT sbe quarter
yes,y AID the principal redeeGabe the rst day Of
August, 1887.
me propsss will the pumher Of shses and the prce PER
share The be issued follows: $1,000 within three
the acccpta c the prrosa and tho balance IN
orthy ins,Alnenis Ct $4,000 each Until the whole
i..ued.
The ~bose proposals accepted will be required %
Deposit with the CHAMBERLAIN of tss City the sGm awarded Snd
covered BY the bid and presenting tbs receipt OF the Cse
lain 10 the Controller viii entitled receive ceFhSe for
the value OF the number OF shAs carrying Interest Rom ae
dsts Of the deposit.
Each proposition should Be sealed and endorsed Proposal
for Six cent CertrL Prk Improvement Fund Sock Ana
the proposition may then be put up second envelope sealed
spd directed "A c. FLAGG, Controller No Hall OF Records
TIE sh reserved the par the Conroner ec, sy
OF al Of he bids considered necessary 70 protect prom
the Interests of the city. A. fLAGG Con,iclsr.
Depsr,Ineni Of Finsce Controllers ose Ne~Yort june
"a, lSs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
Eesal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
he County of NewYork hereby given 20 al person.
ssyine claims against IDRiS L. APPLEY late Of the City of
deceased TO present the with vouchers thereof
% te sobsber Al 6e New YORK juvenile Asylum l7ht In
tbs City of New York before esheh day Of pena-
Der ne1t-Dssd New York the fifteenth day Of March 1853
nlo IswemIr' JAMES l. APPLEY, Acninistrator
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of TIE County OF hevYork notice hereby given az p-s
500. having claims AGAINST JAMES GAYSOR of the City
o. Sew dc-s.ed 70 the With vouchers thereof
% h- uoscrer ~ bis Residence, No 81 Coubs, la
Cy u New York before the fifteenth day Of December
ns1f-Dsfet Sev.fork the lab day Of June. 1883
q. VAN COr1, Adniaistra,or Of
lelo hvonTu James Gsyaot d.cea~d
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
~ PROVIDENCE, via srONINGfON.-HOua Of LZAv-
ING CHANGED % 2 m--Or ani xftrr TUESDAY, June l.
he s.esmer PLYAOCTH ROCK and C. VANDERBILT oi
,hs line will leave Pier No North River frs. wharf abovs
I.e place daily eIep: ssndzys .. rs.esd Of p n
O6oe TO- 10 BazerJ pisce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

l. TON, for BOSTON and PRovlDENCE-Inlsnd route
the shortest and direct Carrying tie Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, sad q
yANDERBILr, Cap. w X. Pr.tee, IN connection With ths
eTONlNGTOS md PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PROVI-
DENCE RAILROADS, leaving N-wYo,k dlly Sundays e.
ceped from Pier No. North River hrs wharf above Bstr
Place ~ ocook and Sronnx,on s:SD ths
arrival Of the us.l rain which leaves Boston ~ $50 N
TIE c. VAsDERBlLT from New York Monday, Wecnestss
and Ffsy from sounfton Tuesday THURSDAY ard Saturday
Ths PLfAotrH ROCK from New York Tue.dsy Tharsdsy
sDd Saturday from stonrEon Monday Wednesday aud Ftsy
Psssr proceed Soninxon sfcsd Providencs
and Boston in The Expess Nail Train reschns said pse ID
Of by and time for al eaxJ
morning lines North aud East Passengers pefel
4 remain bd The eIoy nights undsirbed
b-~AkfAt desired and leave s;olinron In the trsz
eonDctzs Providence with the II l5 trxa for Bos.on
baggage accompanies the steamer azd through
each way.
For psssaee berhs sserooms frht apply board -
eeaner the Freight Otcs Pier No. ho<ih River,
The ofce No. 10 Bstery place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

DENNS VANIA RAILROA D.
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
cities with Western North Western AID South Western States
by continuous Railway direct, This Road also connect,
Pburgh with daily lines Of 20 all ports the West
Rivers and Cleveland and Ssndusky with The steamers
al the North We.srn Lskesmakng the direct
chesp aud reliable route by which FREIGHT b. forwarded
TO and from the Crest West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
NJ go H 'I I S as' aa 7jcsnts
boxes ard balesl Feathers Furs 1c..............)
SECOND CLASS domestic Sbeenz, Shirnz and
Ticking Tin original baes Drs.s n cssssJ Hard cents
ware Lss,hsr n rolls boxes Wool aud Sheep 100 70.
Pel.s, Eastward Gc........... ..................
iIiSD LID 81 IhAu' G l SA jOcen,, y
rh.pPed ,nsnn,c,t,5 % 80 =, CO.. ot e., 100 ID
FOURTH Class Coffee Fisn, B.cJD, Beef and
PerL lin casks b7re Easwsrd LAID snd Lsld cents
OIL Mails Soda Ash German Clay Tar, Pitch 100 70.
Ro.in Sc.........................-. .-.............
FLOUR y Dbl until further notice.
GRAM q 40 u until further notice.
COTTON bale not exceeding so u weight unit. further
ao.e.
IN hippur goods from any ro Of Philadelphia par
deuiar 70 the pa Via Penney Railroad Al
Piitsturzh will be forwarded without detention.
tsEIGHT ACEsrs-Haris, Wormley Co., Memphis Tenn.
K +. sass Co.. 81 Louis r. o. Reilly Co.. Evansville,
led Dumesu, Bell Co., aud Carter Jewet Louisville,
Ky; b. Heidrum. Madison, Ind H. W. Brown Co. and
Irwin Co. Ginelna; N w. Graham Co. Zeuesyie OAo;
Lsech Co, No. 81 Knby Boston Leech Co. No. Aston
House, New YORK aud No South Willa-st New York; T.
j. sneedeI Philadelphia Mssraw Koons Bsltiore D. A.
Il II. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, PhfaaeIptaA
i. A. SCOTT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
April |, 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
Jnsurdnts Companies.
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANi'
"A No = WALL~5E
Cash
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.

WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
THIS COMPANY eTyEs NOTICE THAT 1T VII.
ma. r,sac.iou OF PIyE PER CENT uPoa ta7 s1oan' -
P.eriru upo8 PoEeiss All Re-er~ Of fonee apoH PS'
* ID. cites 4 Yors Brooklyn, JerseJ City ard hooi
.,s -.s-,,o viii Be made 70 tie Insured biz Bossr
ALBERT WARD President
Prrsarp A. OsELrY S-cr.t.-y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
Financial.
CPECIAL DIV END NOTICE.
OYFICE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.,
UarI-sT

CAPITAI..,.............. $500, 900 90
-
The this day DECLARED diTidena
FIFTY PER CENT H. The premiums es'neo
during the year ending is, inst ali poieiss emitting '
holders participate in the profits Of the Con panJ o'
and Scrip will be suei on the 10Th August 70 POLICY
The for which they rsspe ,vely enteo s P
the ssne day SIX PER CENT INTEREST Will be Peid upon
the Scrip issued 10 lc57.
The Directors have sso declared Dividend 70 no '"cs
holders Of SIX PER CENT upon the CspA Of the Company
payable on and sftsr The l.th inst
New.Yort July g. 1888.
Tb Cop.ry continues the busire" Of Insurance terms
a. favorable 20 those u other solvent inEtltuons.
GEO. 7. HOPE President
H. n LA.PoRT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANy.-SUMmER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing MONDAY, Msy II, 1853.
Trains leave Depot OF White and Centre sta
6:l5 p White Plaias train, stopping at all Stations
Trains leave Depot of 10Th and ih York at
$40 Nlismsbfidge train stopping at al Stations.
$3.50 Mail train stopping at Wiamsbrdge aud al Sta.
tons north.
Hoo a. m. .Wlliansbntge stopping at al Stations.
II go White Plains train stopping 81 al Stations
$3.50 Nliamsbridse train stopping a. al stations.
$500 hite Plains train. stopping at all Stations.
$500 Dover Plains tran stopping st all stations sboye
Wllismsbrige.
$40 p White Plains train. stopping At al Stations
$50 D. Wlismsbrid1e train Stopping a. al Stations
RETURSHG-L Lesye Chatham -Four Corners;
2 50 Mail train, stopping ~ Wismbfidse White Plss
and al Stations north
WM. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

rJ,HE ALBERT FREEsTONE COMPANY
i supply the besu'ifnl - -
BUFY-COLORED STONE,
which enters into large number ot The hnsss g
furnish the same color with tnse Orders
viii any point the Atlantic eaooai or for Inland
cities SAMUEL r. DINSMORE Secretary.
Odce No Is Nasu.s. Commonwealth BuainE New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

V'hE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DIR. s. P.
l. fOWNsENDS sARSAPARILLA, Who-ssle and Retsu
Depot No 22 Broadway. corner Fusoa-s 0Ece No. c2p
st.s II PsaPs Cas.o6, New-Yogk, '
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
OFFICE HEw.Yosx AND ERrs RAmRoAo Co

OFFICE HEw- YoRx AND ERIE RAuRoAD Co,
New York, June H. 1853
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-The
New Yoi and Ede Railroad Company have earnestly
desvoTed during the months 70 establish and nAn
anom and rsve of traffic by the four great lines
which the Atlantic es and the West Having failed
In this and believing to be uudicious and improper 70 inna
traffic by the sue Of f Passes By the employment OF
runners and solicitors other underbanded the
Coupsny rather than such have mined tc
the fares and se Monday next h inst - ioows
Between New York ard DGnkTk
Between New York and Buffalo to.................
Between New-York Ald Niagara Falls suspeDsion
CHARLES MORAN. President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHlA ard the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CIIY-Ha and Express lines leave New York at and Ii
and and p. fare 80 Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati
the Wet aud for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk aud
through baggage checked % Washington and
trains. J. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Sop srinteudeut.
No baggage viii be received for any train uns delivered and
checked fifteen minutes advance Of the time Of ssyns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

=
fhe PennsyvsIis Rslroad Pittsburgh with rail-
tosds and from St Louis Mo. Alton Gslens and Chc.so Ill
frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky xsns Hsute Msdisn.
Lafayette snd Indianapolis Ind. Cincinnati Dayton, 5pdle
6ei Benefontsine, ssndusky, Toledo Cleveland Columbus,
Zxnesyle Massiou and Wooster Ohio with the
pocket from and 10 New Orleans st. Louis Louisville sHA
Cincinnati.
Through tickets for the Eat hsd at any the
aored places in the West
Passengers will ind this the shortest expeditions anl
comfortable between the East and West.
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ POURA
FROM EEW-Y0RK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS
FROM NEW-fORK TO ST. LOUIS 10 HOURS.
Fare ss low q any other roate
Bee handbiis In the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information may be had ct the
s&cs Of the Pennsylvania RAILROAD,
No. z As,or House Broadway.
January |, la5a L.. ELLIOTT. Aren't
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leayee Fulton Mar
he, Wharf by steamer IoLAS 6:35 75o and 10 ARD
and6 M The leave Flushing L. L. a. -. and
and AID m, meeting and exchsssins pssseIsen
With the boat AZ Hurers Point Through in - minutes FARE
y cen.s WA ". SMITH, Receiver.
RPc Ne and Excursion parties taken reduced rates.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY

IL The Spring Arrangement 10 20 commence on ls Of May and
continue to lt Of July when additional trss WI De put on
accommodate the pessuretTsva!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

OTrIcE Oh THE PEoPLE's FIRE Insurance Co.
NEw-YoRK, July 8 1858.
H,lIE Board of Directors have declared SEMI
Il ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of SIN PER CENr payable on
and after 7h July ins until which ime the fanse Book
w f. UNDERHlLL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
OREENWICH SAVINGS BANK No. 70 ct

" av cor. Waverley yplAce-JULY INTEREST foE 1898 -
The Trustees have ordered interest TO be paid the rate
ofFlNE PER CENT FER ANNu NJ on all sums entitled thereto
of 20 AID under and upon all sums above S5p emit led
tb.r,to a. the rste Of FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM pay
able at during bank hours and alter the m mss
The Bsuk l. open daily from 10 70 aud on Monday,
"Wednesday Friday only tiom 10 by order of tne
Board fhANCIS L. LOONEth' EirsueAt
ws,TsGsSs W. I p,Ss R. NkNNil'h secretariss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
Gteambcats anh Railroads.

N'RAVLERS leaving the city should procure the
i last edition Of APPLEroSs RAILWAY GUIDE |.
cou.irs Through Routes Te Tables Of al the R.roais
Ger Map giving be Roais in sc. oprson sixty Maps
Tourists Guide the Watering Ps-. and thousand Other
items Of information for the Traveller. Price = cent.
ID. APPLETON Co.. Publishers,
n, IS and a BRO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

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