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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
Z WASHINGTON, June H. 1858

Ho1teD CHNHytS w tT6 DTtttSH ana A
n,cricoa Legations.
WASHINGTON, June II, 1853.
The mails by the Asia were received
here this morning, and SO far as the advi-
ccs concern the British outrages they are
very satisfactory. Lord Derby 4 disposed
to make ample PREPARATION for the course
pursued by the English cruisers, and per-
.emptory orders have been sent out by his
government to stop the proceedings ilnme-
diately. It is not impossible that final
settlement Of the right Of search question
will be made at an early day. if certain an
ticipated changes are effected
These changes are in the missions of
both countries. The Derby Cabinet are
firm in power, and it is stated that not on
ly Sir William Gore Ouscley has directions
to come home from his secret aud mischief
making mission, but that Lord Napier will
be recalled at an early day. Mr.. Dallas is
also expected, on the other side of the wa
ter, to be recalled, as it is suspected that
he sympathizcd all along during the recent
struggle in Parliament with Palmerston !;
and, indeed, his private letters to parties
here Indicate as much.
II is further stated that IS soon as
these changes are made the whole Of the
British policy in relation to Central Ameri-
can and Spanish American questions gen
orally will be revised, and put in reality
upon that footing of good understanding
with US which they only seemingly occupi-
ed under the Palmerstonian policy.
In a word, the tenor Of all the communi-
cations from England is Of the most friend
ly character.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Gen. LANES Fatd 4froy in Kansos.-
a dispatch from Leavenworth to the 9Th,
reports Gen. Lane, of Kansas notorioty, as
injured in the affray with Jenkins, and con-
lined to his bed with lock law. 1t is feared
that anputatioa of one limb will be ncces-
sary. The funeral of Jenkins, whom he
killed, was attended by one tho s.nd pr
Snpc
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Honey for Postage Every United States
officer is obliged to take cents for amounts
less than ten cents three cent pieces are
legal tender for debts under thirty cents,
and the other coins less than one dollar, for
debts Of s. or less. Such officers can re-
fuse any Of these coins, if offered in larger
sums.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
Mount Vernon Mayor of Stau,

Mount Vernon.-The Mayor of Staun-
ten has received communication from Mrs.
ANN Coma R1rcH1E, Vice Regent Of the
Mount Vernon Association, suggesting the
propriety of making some contribution to
the Mount Vernon fund, on the Fourth of
July. Those interested will, of course, act
in the matter.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Dead Mr.. Hugh ~ Moore, the fore
man and local editor of the Valley Demo-
crat, died in Harrisonburg on Tuesday eve
ming last, in the Oath year of his age. Mr..
NJ, at one time. worked in this office. He
was a native Of Russell co Va.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Augusta RiieS.-A Rife Company was
recently organized in Fishersville, in this
county, under the above title. The com
missioned officers are, Absalom Koiner,
Captain; Geo. T. Antrim. LIST Lieut.; S.
Washington Patterson, I'd Lieut.. The
names Of the non commissioned officers un-
known
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Fine Strawberries. were present
ed few days ago, by Mr.. JOHN b. ENcLE-
MAN, with some very fine Strawberries Of
the English variety, grown on his Farm,
near Middlebrook. The only objection we
could find to them, was the quantity. When
we had fairly got under way eating, the
things "gin out"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

''BeSSie Bell Kaltz.'- is the title
Of new piece Of music composed by our
talented townsman, Prof Il. j. Turner
and bids fair to become a great favorite.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

A Leavenworth, Kansas, paper relates
terrible accident as having occurred in one
of the principal streets of the place. One
OF its chief officials was almost killed by
an accidental discharge Of his duty.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Something New.-We saw gentleman,
a day or two ago, taking honse soaac Books
which he had borrowed. Solomon said
there was nothing new under the sun. :"
but it may be he never lent his Books.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

A Way to Save Money.-Thosc per-
sons whose subscriptions expire with the
LIST Of July, can save half a dollar by pay
ing their subscriptions before that time
Those living at distance, can remit by
mail, at our risk, on registering the letters
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

College Commencement B CHRISTIAN,
ESD, Of Staunton, is to address the Alumni
Association, at the commencement exercises
of Washington College, on the LIST of July.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Comm encemcnt Exercises. -The Com
mencement exer cises at the Deaf and Dumb
and Blind Institution, will take place on
Thursday next, the 9th inst.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

SHicide. We understand that man by
the name of Fishback, hung himself in
Dayton, Rockingham co, on Tuesday last.
I'VE have not learned the particulars.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

The Cr0ps.-We hear much complaint of
injury done the wheat crop by Rust and
Fly and Joint Worm, the impression still
remains, however, that the yield will be
fair one. though not SO great as was ex-
pected
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

A Du lNISIHAIOR'S NOTICE.-The
A sale bonds gived to the Administrators OF
Samuel Black, decd, were due the 10th of June.
All persons indebted are requested to pay up with
out delay, as no indulgence can be given. The
bonds are in my hands for collection.
j. SIDNEY MOFFETT,
One of the Administrators.
June 10, IS5S-3t
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
Flood IN Missouyi-Cdpt. Marcy's Com

Flood IN Nissou,i-Capt. Marcy's Com
naan0
ST.. LOUIS, June 14.-Carroll City, Mo. !,
is flooded. All the houses are tumbling
down and drifting away or sinking. Scarce
ly building is expected to withstand the
food
All the streams flowing into the Missis-
sippi are rising
The reported cutting off of Capt. Marcy's
train is unfounded.
Heary Damages. In Jefferson county,
"a, last week, verdict was given for
$4,ooO damages against Mr. Hitc, for
the seduction Of Miss Randall
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

TO ADVERT1SERS.-- The vindicator has a
sge and increasing circulation In this and the ad
ching counties, and is a valuable medium for ad
Tertisers. Circulating among business men, ii af-
ords greatinducements to those who will use its
columns.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
From The New York Herald.

The Dispatches from England-W The Out
RACES on our Vessels in the GMf-Re-
ported Changes in TIE British and A.
n,crtcoa Legations.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Swan & Co.'S LOTTERY COMMISSIONERS
Endorsed BY the mayor and Post Master of
Augusta, and an Ex-U. S. Senator Of
Georgia.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

HARVEST SHOES.-Another supply of heavy
Il i Brogans !; also, obtained leather Boots
just received by JNO. X. WOODS
Staunton, June Is, 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

n CURIOSITY.-Farmers and laborng men
"A are invited to call and examine a new article
IN the way of Shoe The sole is composed of
Gutta percha, which is attached to the upper bv
wrought nails clinched inside. 1t looks as tho, uh
it would never wear out.
Staunton, June 10, 1858.
SCREW-TOP PRESERVING CANS Inc, ro-
~ ceived, large supply of the screw ton Pre-
serving Cans, found by three years experience to
wholesale and retail, by GEO r, PRICE.
Stanton, June 10, 1858.
WlNDOW G LASS.-I have constantly on
Glass, and will furn sh, direct fiom the factory,
unusual size or quality that may be wanted, at
the lowest factory price.
GEO. E. PRICE.
Stanton, June 49, 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
1 WAY to Save Money!

IE Exchanges please notice.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Staun'on. June 10. Is5s.-Spec. copy It. ~
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

ICE CREAM FREEZERS.-A few of the hest
i and latest pattern of Freezers on hand and for
sale. GEO. d. PRICE
Staunton, June 49, 1858.
-WATER COOLERS.-A very superior Water
W Cooler, believed to be the best made, on
hand ana for sale. GEO ~ PRICE
Staunton, June 70, 1858,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
Wair Gurt.

nH. Z. y. LOWENTHAL's WATgR.CuRZ sad
IL 9v:NisI, v-Be-ser Hztt, New jersey tex rinatS
r. ei-s-r s bCs Jersey City ieuy b. regular
MCCh4 EaOofECi NAlEh-Cohc b,ng-
-A'l hantca 9. & 2le r1les fom city by T. Ens
aal-osi ala ca1-a 1csr surpassed . b-sty ey % .at
f. llor Ts-sG so week to cisc lAs s1dsS
J. Il. NO2T6 = D., c. MARTHA FRENCH, NJ D.
THE SARATOGA WATER CURE Is the
4 pa phs-s Z vad. 20 70 r,gaia health soi whss TIE
way rsst cm tAi- labor, Large and sly rooms are
fs11. -.s a. TIA. = N do god O. = upcn
Ais..u y BkDQRTHA n. D. Saiatogs Ssiiags n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
$I.49O.5OO HaNNIRA1 5dshtH sai1aas5 aSP cSa: ST:

PANl LAND BONDS 49,
The Hannibal and ST Joseph Railroad Company Will ua,l
SATURDAY tho l4h day Augu.t next; noon, receive 81
the oe Of the Fscs Agency Bsto sealed pio sss ti the
purchase Of o Of their Land Bonds 10 sumo 500 OF
SlCO0
statement OF the condition ofthe Comrsny IL preparation
by which will be sypsrept that the sae Of ti Bond, will
with the other sssbe resources Of the Company s'o!i st
eent open the throu sh early next efns
The BoD6s red form :ne easnoe Of the issls Of
s5C0Oo secured by frs, mortgage 20 Wu II s~h Sidney
Bartlett ana Nathaniel ThsyeI Trustee upon ne lands ssats-
to the Company and reysole IN = years from AP l. 1855
with interest .enii snnusly q per cent Per annum
opionG tight 10 take within sile. the
through from Hannibal TO ST Joseph eQga
SioCk C ne Company, subject TO Eessneh. as oows
shae upon ting the stock and receYug crcss
Of scrip and not over 80 PEI .aA-e dnk oths there
said assessments VII he receivable n Az q ,hs La.
Bonds the Company offered with proper 81, o,
interest
~ Tea per cent upon each subcisiou th- Iosr viii "
psys- On the dsy OF August psrt And viii
be rvtAred security. without issr: Bonls tneresr
until the whc,e CT 'usa subscription u p.e p.
10 Ten pr cent on TIE sevt ntetrts OF Sc pec5eT.
~ Tven p-x cent the seventeenth Of November.
~ Twenty p~l cent CT the seventeenth " Decomo-I.
- Twenty Pei cent on the sevsnteeota dJaaIEy
leo
For each lnaer ~. hrsi B,n3s will Be isII.i
snh proper adjustment Q; interest when psymeau nsl.
OF rsyret msy he made sAf by royPs th9 Treasurer
Tie fsca Agency heIeo! .. tA- e woez tae Ere Psyr
made.
The proceeds Of the n. ssrs of Ian. Of n.
Comrsny Ge sppoprsed fs, received 20 .he psy-n,
the BCnds al by lot and tSe Bonds a. IN
payment tr ,ae LsD1. Of the CouPaly
lIVn the Above oondors the LoGa VII ~ AWARDED IT,
hshsi edels the Company iecgys theIu5ys.
the right ~ consider TIE rsponsbty a.i.-s ala, s
proposals - vel ss the rSte Ctsrtd
X 5. WATSON, Treasure Of the F..,Ai A.enoy
No ~ CITY ExCaause Hxsa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
Dnil0ina nlaterials.

JERSEY LITTLE FALLS FREESTONE.-
Tan Company prepared TO furnish their celebrated
ard beN M FIRE ESTOSE extent ana on short notice
~ we'd aud ieyoIaby known 10 require extra
ha 70 M quality ana beauty avery large number OF the
prto buildings dwellings ia this country have
bat. fon his which fcw may be
ticrst City New NoIk-Tfnity Church Trinity
ChGrei f,iniy Monument; Church Madison squgei the
Tails Church. Of 5fhst aud 9th raylos Ss
ocn Iad Bah Of NcwYork In Phisdephia oi Moth
America Pubshiug House Presbyterian d, sld Aheneum
IN Bos.osN,w ErsAnd Life Insurance Company bGidinss
A;ts.euin Swings Bank and Mechanics Institutes Gtofse
BIouns House ppch Reformed Church and Custom House in
CITY Of Ncwst with many other buildings all the shove
ed crd ether towns and cities.
The Company have hand ready for immediate dev
cry $500 tuIs Ruble, A.hu and Building Stone For terms
snc sppy office Of the Company, No sn
ever RuliSiuss n. 4. w L GODD ARD President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
G.ISn nOA STATE OF MINNESOTA
Nf lsNI.NNlO EIGHT PEE CENT BONDS-PL.n

IeTVT4NNTV FfN VIM
pa and interest payable Ia the City Of New York maturing
july 1867 COUPONS ps able , JaauerS snd JAY secured By
SINKING Fund adequate TO the payment Of the entire loan a. @
urity eCs for the payment Of ineIes t eoed
in the foow extracts from the law authorizing the Loan;
SrCToN 1he State shall annually in adclon 70 the tros
levied for the expenses Of the State levy t sHc cent
10 ray the interest Of the provided for IL this act
SIC There shal also be levied annual Of S2 1T II
TO be hd nnd retained Sinking Fund with which 70 cancel
the bonds mentioned in h act &; the time the 'aie sa Dc
come due.
SIC TIE tax above msnionei In section four OF this at
shat b ed annually by the Treasurer Of The State OF MIN
Unit, States and Minnesota State Stoks or IL case
the be obsned under then in ohee State
ock which the interest regularly pd which s.cks snLI
be equal per cent and which he shall pcocufe a. az
low be purchased which stocks snail II
held sud retained by the Treasurer un the time the loan ne
sol I'd in this ss become due snd .hs then b os,1 o.
and the proceeds o the sale OF uch Unieo States h D.
appropriated the payment Of the loan suttredin ts sct
The subscribers oa-r for the above bcnds beng pi Of
the only indeiteduess Of the State o ScO and wud ~
commend them 10 the attention oi pss des,ris safe ana
profitable inye.tnent CLARK DODGE a Co.
No 81 Waist
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
RHEuMATIsM aad COUT ANNIHILATED;:,;

~ Read AND BE RESTORED, YE AFFLICTED ST
CAIHARltE MINERAL WATER, from the Ar'esisu Wei,
. tsaI.lss CsAscs West, in its natural ssie s-4s ous
tlT Rhs rasn Gor Kidney C)upaots want o. &c -Dl !. a
Dze'tye az r-sy Organs Liver Ccmpsl,s pses'ss P
Gsl e NoDer. az General Purifier u the Blood , -,
TAe soT- ese-se1 esteT in H., ua'uis STAT nom ne
= tf ias coace s..icle that kAs been sold Tor n' VIZ
psss.
lie ovrg csIfcates few of The wonderful cures ~
bi-s. o. - 80 @.ia- the past yea: aud conns fo e-
me- ~.s4 s-,Nr, sses,s them from all quackeTJ;
Fcu G--. "e5o, Ill oT Of the Confer and Enq r-i,
NEw.YoRK May q, 80.
C. = AArFE2 eslDes Sir. Il Is quite unnect sNy iI Es
= gse e1J ctfti At of 10Y eXpfeEce In relation 20 se
clEe efc.s Of toe Ws.er Of ST C,thArnes VOL Sahses
q leu VI lind a. cesfe 10 the c)uns of Tne Coi.,
a1 E-q e- have repeated expressed ny conycon eo's
III peMr2 Epe,.slce sc obseryson that in most cse'
K1- sti'- Hle-raA.o Gou. and Neurags they VIII hna
,pe &c.
's: = tae wei IN 1875 savc essei % rsor
IL Ve's s:ozeher tie eAr,cdinay Ia tAeu
D. stcs f q, i5s lave under my ob,oraon
1ss = ito oy erred to "a .te valuable wal az
nsrL be- ht r. ID bit pbnea fof good Of the pt5
a-c d p" e. r. -,ttiil tAe afflicted.
i,1n ysryt try, J. WATSON vEss.
NEw YORK, May q ls1 .
{. HArNs-Desr ST.. For ina.mms.oTy fheuus.i,.I
fs,e se1 ne ser fem as Arean Wei a. st. Caa,r1ss
Csoeis -st "c5 gaze aid ha1 It In tie nsar k
r.. sf sc.o.s.
Te pss: fra the vel IL Il, nslrs state whou, bsas
T--'y yr-s, EDWIN FORaFsr
IL P-- quart PITT bottle. ai eau os sen. 70 ssy
pat q II AZ ca D bad 10 suy Quantity By sppcs
= c. NATTER. SEE Assai, As:or hoase. He~'foif
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
DENNsTLYANIA RAILROAD

DEM ST LIZ A n ! A x A l. z DAD
TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
p. veuzy~T,.s Ra,os' connects a. Pittsblrsh vita "a.
.si an. tc1n 81. L', No. A.on Gsens and SA,eAs n
gssst', LsSinst - li'v:le ny reia Ssite AAsa
t4s.yssSs sni ItJ sn.,o, Ind Cincinnati Dayton, 5pcao
s.a Bs.sNrsso, ssriassy, Tolso. ClsyelAa, ColgaSs
7snas-. Nssi6n az Wooster O6oj slso With tas
psse ac. All 8 hsBosAns, ss Louis LS1svi ~
eirriua,t.
fhroass ssfr the ys se hal sGy toe ssoysss.
ton-i "a. = IL ta- ter.
p..srras ~ sni ts,s tho shortest. ex,siiuoa ~
esuE,-xs,l- r5r,s bstp ser ,he Fsst aud West
fZON rEN-TOAE TO CINCINNATI IN 81 Hcln
BpOS rEy-YOPY TO CHIC 400 IN 81 FOtR.
TaoX NJ WORK 10 ST LouIsIN q HoU2A
PA.. 1. ,0y g. ,ny oEaer .oute.
S~- har.,ri = tss ho,els of ~, city
Ya-oIIs ia s o. flrter rformston may b. hal n ~
81 !. q 10 Pl,,SsyLyASlA RAILROAD
No. 9 A,tor Ho-ss Bro~dvSy.
y.--.ry -LS j. L. ELLI01f Agsxi .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
DALROAD .nd STEAMBOAT LIE. AZ

DEGLLAa Ma LINZ to- 3GsTcy acS
A ~ 7T-CES-E- va 5flS-t,5HpS -3D-ra - LEAe-
- SAN s.Dt,e, = u and Nsc fv13c AZ. y1Isi
- "a -, P No r. ak snd :. -Ako1sB-f
IA -1s vh i>s~, Pff Ea y arr3 H. Wa sbo-
sss,9 I1~ IA! 81 '~st s0IyA g As-a <Sv -
d ,, ~. - 3n,T sSn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

IN WESTON BRONSON, nisnphcturtrs aud wholes sale
o.aeu IL LUMBER, Painted Post, Seuben County ~ r.,
hand large assortment Of al kinds OF sawed
Lumber Lsh Pckst Shingles, Fence Rails Dressed Eioorog
Cevsg &c. Dealers who wish Assortment OF SEASONED
LVMByR oil hnd here Inducements uneqaed In any other
PAT of Zoe State. -
Al kilss Of PLANNING and MATCHING done 10 order.
shpped BY New lok and Eie Rsiroad, delivered
Doess Corning shipped 81 lowest rates OF freight
a,J place the canal to New Eosand NewJeTsey
Az 0tsets BY mail promptly sitended 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
tflenical.

I. ELLIHGER's INFALLIBLE LINIMEST.-
n e., 4cs drs,. from the Doctor put mp sootns
-, .A p fhs only wholesale agent for his vssAsN
l.ticls 80 o WILLIAM Z. EiNSLEY No. II God 81
NO MORE SHAKING-The OLIVE FEVER
~ az AGuz PILLS w.. Ia weeks time tue vo'e
Il tfve a: tlEt exists mster If you haduNe
s1ccess.Te S-urs;l They fee from une sni all s'
tcrs g. he-zlen n te.. son, and vii. leave the sTr
rtr--g ssd ass..-y.
70. sAe $. IT, p.,2clps Drus Stores Price 81.
Hh0.s "a BerCt No. . Coui,sndt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

STATE OF NEW YORK BANK DEPART-
~ MINT Albany Juy s. 1854 Tks tae sxei ~ for -.
REDEMPTION oisae ClRC LATISG kOlES h.u-i % =,
JAMES BANh havlrs sxfes ruTssut 70 Caapsr Sl 81 u.
Laws CT 1857 poice % hefs5y awe, FiSAL CNlDEYc
Eight (s PER CENT has S-asa ro. ia nnsur, Z,
noss deposited pss-aea ~ the ositAs IA. o. s
sGpt u rsceaeiio cl f.es q
able Ps.ssnae Ct the s.i ee5 P,os-y lsr,si
this Dera;tre ~ilr AZ zoL,Es lsCu j,ie sfts lo,.
and bot theiesf.sS. IAhys 81 COCK
bl0es S.Eesi1..u is-t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

A. lsW.y lid - ~ Ut y F-7F'
Ih0N CITY : l. TgrrH As.;e,
MINERAL ROCK :. 2. z. isS t.rs,
eEA TAILOR Ga :. 3'o4s aas.s,.
u.sa, sg.s bo,.s isaYy C.eysa sT-ry Sse< clsn
II, z.ts tss -o11. t.7 n .t,i. tAgi k,5=s
asy u hs -siys - se .ursd y sii a,sls
EUssEf : BRIDE,
forrsSa.-g Az CoarI.is.'r 2e-,ss1.
C-s7- Carc
rB-k,t 81 Ps,kay-, Gaze a. E-nsy L A 5s.ts Cl5v1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

IvYpPOCI. INV YOBK and rHlLA-
i.DriIr,l. sIrAnsaG, CoaeACT -t0ios-tr.
"a, a. :. iss sr.sstiP WOO .. "a. %. rs
~ Cu- q B,uluo-- 81 a. ssl &C II hf'At 49,
Il. g lss.. ;. scos fr,, Pee q &C. to-h krst ~
car gse. on sof c.al .oi srt so pa 80 . s
-rrfs .e.- rr az a. Iss@sarfs 81 30 - = s.r'
s-rt csry C>tn pzsss>s - Steefts- f-21s- " -'
po.i Lot sss J..s3v a. I. l.- q ig-..si
yOEN D. DALE H,si Le,t
ne - 8r,sissy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
Sales br Auttion.

I. CoLION 1uctiouesr
EUKNIII'RE aud CARPETS, COUNTERS
i sud sHELyING. GAS fixtures &c-THls DAY
fsstr6sy Aug at TO- ocoek at No 80 Beekmsns velvet
tsstr and 1srsin Carpets. Lounges aud on Bsestesi'
doz Gully epic Chaiis %. FAture' Office De.a Corrtei'
htsk Msif,ses jsy Clocks &c Sac PerernPofy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
Diano-for ano nlnsir.

INIRST. PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONs
Il fc- SALE or RENT at VERY 10" khiEsHtAsenl, .t,sa
Of Jsott Clokeripss Bost IN Paros H. W. on'n 'O
L4st,I "A soce1nl ana improved New York Psn os -,
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

DEOPLEs LINE between Nt.W-YORK, CITY
4 ISLAND. SE@-ROCEELLE aGi ihA1ARONECK--Oc
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

TRANLERs leaving IL city should procure the
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

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