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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

n Store may be found
MEDICINE CHESTS, Of all sizes. for Families,
Farmers, Physicians and Travellers; PHYSICIANS
SADDLE B AGs; SUPPORTERS: TRUSSES; ELIAS
TIC STOCKINGS; SHOULDER BRACES; SUR
GE0N'S BANDAGES; SURGICAL tNSTRU-
MENTS and APPLIANCES; all RARE CHEMI-
GALS and PHI ARMACEUTICALPRE PREPARATIONS:
FINE TOILET SOAPS; LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, for
the handkerchief; fresh and reliable DRUGS and
MEDICINES; and everything in the drug line
MEADE 4 BAKER. Apothecaries. &c,
lo6 N. w. cor. Main and 10th sts.,
in 1T md Va
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REAT BARGAINS In
" SILKS AND Dir ESS GOODS!

NREAT BARGAINS IN
~ SILKS AND Dir ESS GOODS!
LIS In order to make room for our SPRING
STOCK we offer till lst March great bargains in
SILKS, Bayadere and all other styles
Elegant SILK ROBES, many at less than cost
VALENTIAs. VALENrIA ROBES and French
alI-Wool PLAIDS
Beautiful LACE SETS at greatly reduced
prices
Cambria and Muslin COLLARS and SETS
Hemmed and Embroidered c uDKFS
Spring GINGHAMS, LAWNS and BERAGE DE
LANES
LINENS, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS
TABLE CLOTHS, &C., &c.
ia 20-2w PRICE WATKINS.
NfUsICAL.-V. BUSCH, of Copenhs-
Iva gen, Teacher of
Piano and per quarter.
Solo Singing, on Bassini's system...J9
Harmony and Observation-Disclosures
Nn-Classes formed in Chorus Singing, sacred and
secular.
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nsg~ JANUARY 18th. l858.-THos.

NtS5 JANUAHl ICIH+ IOUC--I HUs. II.
FRIcg Co. will commence this day, their attractive
sale 81 bargains iii Staple and housekeeping Goods
Inch special attention il called. As these goods
will embrace useful and substantial articles rare
chance will lie afforded every one who may need
such things for the coming year as they will be sold
hi far less than the qualities will bring after
the spring trade fully opens.
They will consist Of
Linen SHEETINGS Irish LINENS, lest make
Cotton do. 81, ~, 1874 Table DAMASkS
Pillow LINENS Damask Table CLOTHS
" C0TTONS d" NAPKINS
TOWELLINGS BLANKETS. every kind
DIAPERS FLANNELS,
NUCEABACk LINSEY &C. &c
beached COTT0NS
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VALISES WANTED.--Mem-
:. bers OF disbanded troops of Cavalry, can
XXI dispose OF their yALIsEs ON fair terms.
IN by calliag on tae, ut nay Carriage saddlp
and Harness Store. 18th street. between Main and
Cary. u. T. MILNE.
"A la-ts
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THE sUBSCRIBEKh has opened WOOD
l. YARD aud COOPER SHOP At the Old Dominates
stave Factory ON Byrd and 9th sts.ets where hs Ill
be glad TO furnish bis friends and the pubic VIVA
good OAK or PINE WOOD. At the market prscea
also want to purchase Timber and Hoop Poles for
-four barrels.
ia Bins n O.uAkI.
A UGUSTUS J. HABICH'S WRITTEN
IA CARDs.-AUG. J. HABICM u acknowledge
20 be one of he best CARD WRIfkRs In tho ccan'
try lie writes Visiting aud Address Cards equal y
engraving Ne exhibits among other sPFeimssss, =
ans Vel 80 small a. 70 be invisible without maya
fyng glass II esyers half the spsce u fold dosI
aud has received the highest premiums. Tue eessk
are r~speetfaIly invited 20 call bins stopping ~
4 few DAYS al Ms. TEKkr's Boarding uons,s 1As1
streef few doors shave the - CharIee Hotel.
n. B.-If safscisnt numb % ssheasn 49, = =
win awe srries u rvKSfrFetn tssons " ,te. 49,
approved sfyie of peamnnship ana Ssxu fAssA
Turms so for ~ isssous. 8s IS Ss s
raiers pOa waifixa CARDS. :. =.
Plain: PER paek. Gard. is<laisi $500. ...... q
6dll RAGS Frost,s Buckvhsat. for sale
Z(U WN. WALLACE SQsts
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BOARDING. "A large and pleasant

- Room, suitable for gentleman and his lady can
be obtained by early application TO Mrs PEGRAM, at
the Park House. on Bank street. opposite the Capt.
tol square, where they enjey all the comforts of
home Possession ~ the can be had on the LIST
of February. Mrs. G Y PEGRAM.
"a
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MODERN REFORM EXAMINED. OR
~. - THE UtION OF NORTH AND SOUTH ON
THE SUBJECT OF SLAVERY. BY Rev J. O.

Iests8l0HfdtS sources at the Noath toOry u hioh
49, respect.
No other book ever moved me like this"
Now, let this book have Il wide circulation; let
good men everywhere read it, and the effect on the
great American dsiusion will be, rs the fishermen
say, the sun is out and will eat up this fog"
hope the press will give wings TO that book
il can't die; its voice will be heard its facts and
logic viii be felt; its kind, and courteous and earn
esi, candid spirit and temper will be respected"
ith pencil in hand began TO mark page after
page. luminous with truth, logic, candor and cha
rity, and found SO many paragraphs to distinguish
that left but little unmarked"
=" 1t discusses the old hackneyed question with
freshness originality of power that will interest
even those who have been wearied with the SUBJ
ject to loathe the agitation of it in every form.
81 PRICE. 81. Sent by mail, post paid at the
same price, and sold i'll quantities at liberal dis
cOnnt, by 2. b. PRICE
ia Got loo Main street
q II Z,
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66Il RAGS Frost,s Buckwhsat, for sale
LUUDy w. WALLACE sVsss
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SERVANTS FOR SALE AND HIRE.
(HAMBERMAID FOR HIRE.-For
~ hire. Girl. suitable for a CHAMBERMAID or
HOUSE SERVANT. Apply to
ia ats MOTIF
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o. FOR SA L E--A fine Canadian
I0NH0RsE, tTots fast 10 harness. and 10 q very
pleasant saddle horse. Also, light New York b0s.
gy and Harness. They will be sold either separate
~ or together, and can be seen al w. GkAVEkS
Stable, or application at the corner Of yrd and
! It'll streets. in a-tA
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SAMUEL AYRES & SON,
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS AZ
Corner of Cary and Virginia sts., Richmond. Va.
ia lin
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COFTCOKE, SOFT COKE, SOFT COKE
~ am receiving 600 bushels of LUMP and HAIL
COKE, II superior article for CRATES. stoves and
ranges Also, 1000 bushels FINE, suitable for en-
Riues &C.. all OF which will be sold low for cash. Ap-
ply TO G. Is. LIPSCOMB,
Coal Office. 18th ST.. near Mayo's Bridge
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DOR SALE-Two middle aged Women,
4 who are cooks. washers and ironers. Apply al
Cary Street Jail. ia 23-eoi3t*
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KUhhDINu.-MHS. W. .. 1EATMAN
can accommodate a few FAMILIES with
also, a few DAY BOARDERS No;thyest corner
.stIt anu ErAnIIi streets. in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25
BY Dunlop, Moncure s Co., Aucts.

Sale conducted by E B Cook L Co. Aucts. '''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

CUPERIOR SEED OATS.-We have for
~ sale 6,C00 bushels of inc SEED OATS which are
superior to ally heretofore Offered in this market.
"a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

CLOAKS, CLOAKS.-We have a few
~ Cloaks left, which will be much in our way if
we have to keep them over the summer. To close
them out, they will be sold regardless OF cost:
10 ~ CHII,ES x CHENERY.
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GREAT BARGAINs-TO CLOSE FOR

1900 yards best Summer Prints, at Ga cents
Berege de LANES, at Is. worth Is cents
Pure Irish Linens at % and 30 cents
French de Lanes at 50 cents, worth SIX
Dress Silks. Bombazines and Alpaccas, very low
Superior Table Damasks and Linen Sheetings
Muslin and Lace Collars; and Muslin Sets, at
half price.
in PERKINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

OVER COATS, LANS AND
~ sHAWLs, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES;
Ia order to reduce my heavy stock before spring all
heavy Goods will be- from this date offered greatly
below the regular price for cash. All in wanto bar
gains are solicited to call and examine my stock
J. d. GOODMAN,
ia No Il9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

THE business of SAMUEL AYRES will
"A hereafter be conducted in the name # SAMUEL
AfRES son, X. W. Ayres having this day been
admitted as partner. SAMUEL AYRES.
RICHMOND, Jan. Ist 1888.
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DTseOLUTIONa. "a.

COMPREHENSIVE. The undersigned
" have this day formed Copartnership under the
style and firm Of HILL q N0RFLEET, fssr the utr
pose Of cvnductng a. ENEkAL Ct,MylISsION AND
FORWARDING BUSINESS In this cty' and vii; nj =,
pleased to serve their friends and acuan tapces in
any branch Of their business "
Office. shockoe Slip. Richmond Va, Jan. ist 1855.
VIM. L. HILL
Formerly ofCaswell u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

NOTICE. have appointed CHARLES
~ BATES my agent in the PROVISION BUSI-
NESS, TO be carried on at Stall No. in the NEW
MARKET, TO buy and sell for cash only.
ia 20-dl2t WIN. WAYNE, SR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers
~ have this day formal copartnership under
the style and firm Of JOSEPH JOHN MORTON.
for the purpose of conducting general commission
BUSINESS In all its branches successors to NOR
TON. ARMSTEAD 4 Co. At their old stand and re-
spectfully solicit e0nsignments their friends
and the public generally.
Advances made on cunsgnfnents and Guano fur-
ME Nd ala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

JUST RECEIVED, per Va. Central Road
= choice lot fresh Mountain BUTTER; also, 10
bags kentucky BLUE GRASS SEED-on consign-
ment, andsfor sale by
WINSTON POWERS,
IA left Garner IF Gary and prarl straptS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

GRAIN BAGS.-For sale in lots to suit
~ purchasers. Enquire st the office Of the Treas
urer or Superintendent Of the N'hmond and Dan
VILE Rlslruad H~-- " 21-dkrfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

II IOUTEn has TWO
- large. pleasant ROOMS now vacant which she
would like occupied by genteei families Also couId
accommodatea few DAY B0ARDEKs, at her resi-
aehee on TRACE. between 9th and 18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

nISS0LUTION.-The copsrtnership of
II MORTON. ARMSTEAD Il CO. Is thi. day dis.
solved by mutual consent. The senior partner will
proceed TO settle up the business Of the concern with
as little delay ~ possible Zach partner will use the
name OF the concern, in uidation alone.
JOSEPH I. MORTON
JAS. NJ. AKMSTEADJ
JOSEPH BLANTON,
oh and lunrt lat ~
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NOTICE.-I have appointed THOMAS
~ c. EPPES my agent to carry on the business of
BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRiGHT, and hope
that his former customers will give their patron.
age ia I2-2w* B. w. LEIGH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

BARGAINS FOR THE LADIES.-Silk
- Robes and French Delaines at and under cost
for cash; Rich Flounced Robes at $l7 splendid FIR
Desines from 10 cts. to 81; Challies very cheap.
G. A. GWATR1N,
ia % Opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES -
~ Steel do some Of them with those superior
"Sc0tch Pebble" eyes. more suitable for the eyes
EapIa Souara
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ia Its
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.-ISAAC MER-
GER and JOHNP HILL, have this day formed
a partnership. under the name and style Of MER-
ZEN a HILL, for the purpose of manufacturing
SASH BLINDS and DOORS. of every description,
Orders mas be left at the Lumber Yard OF ISAAC
J. MERCK co. South side of the Dock, near
Msyos Bridge. or a. the Factory, next above Bax-
ais Mills. ISAAC MERCER,
JOHN P HILL.
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FAMILY FLOUR of the John Hollins
l. brand so bbls just received and warranted to
please in every respect.
ia CRENSHAH Il co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MIsEs.-Portsge Lake
mines are producing well The produc. of th.t dis.
rict for the year erding tbs 18th of November ne
viii rot vary much from 600 tuns Of mineral The
product Vt the miues OF tne Kewnsw Point distrist
will come up to about 2 300 tuns for this season Ex-
porstiors and developments Of great value are being
made On new ands in different parts of the copper
region In this kind Of work more is being done ths
seascn than any previous year. Tie Lake Superior
Journal Of July has article on the copper mines
IN which Il 10 stated ts at oDy two nines have reached
dividend paying point after years OF labor and great
outlay. One mine has cost 500 900 over and above ali
's receipts, smother 500 OG0 while its receipts have
been only $l5D,cCO One Of the stockholders said he
would take the responsibility Of selling this mine for
s1OCO. And yet it Is considered TO oe very valuable
AID likely TO justify al th- outlay which has been
made upon it. The great difficulty has been in this
Z. N other eLterpraes Of the kird 10 this couo.ry-
TIE labor and capital employed IS lot Concentrated
upon mires known &c be rcn in ore but scsttered and
ftteied away 10 coetly undertakings, merely specu.
a'ive in ther chsTactsT.
CoSsTTurIosAL AsENDNEYTs-A. the recent
session Of the Cereal Assembly of Connecticut
the House Of Representatives passed three pro-
pofsd emer dlren.s TO tie Constitution.
j. Tat each town will be entitled 20 one Repre-.
se0,a,iye and no mole.
:. Tbat negroes and Indians shall be entitled TO
vote oa en equality vita the whites.
). That al fore gneis shall reside 10 the State one
year 0ittr tey safnrst-ed before they Gao be al
Dltied voters
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
Professional Notices.
Goal.

oyYiek OF rEs CuMsEaiNo Coal Aso lsos CosPsur
CoIae< u Broadway snS Wal-s..
ksw-YesK, April n. lss2-
thsr ~e,i sad approved s.Aiaes OF CUABERLAND
COAL will b shpoc3 in Hs otdsr iron .ns Coyan ~
6rguts q Ahxs1iria Va. saA Badrots. Nd
fhs conpaay, wsss required wi eastss vsssss ovs
6vaxht vta,sk osWss kOStkt r, 4-TTf. hsS3sD6
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
nENNS NSYI.VANIA RA l. v "
rgy GREAT CENTRAL ROtT.
Water Gurt.

IRE. J. LOWENTHALs WATEH-CURE and
IL GyNNAsrM-Berzer Hghts. New Jersey; fR minutes
from either Hobohen jersey City feEfy by regular ses
MOUNT PROSPECT WATEk-CUEE, BnS-
vi h.mtou n Y ci5 miles ttom the city BY N Y Erie
railroad has sion surpassed b-say y no otae
a. The Union S5to $l0 1or circulsfs sae
i III NORTH T. D. or MARTHA FRENCH. NJ ID.
1J,UF SARATOGA WATER CURE - the
Mace where .nvaids 20 regain health and where tue
.y go frcm their Abor' Large and sry oous arc
fourd here and ted ,ha. will do good TO rest upon
Addres, N BEDORTlIA. M. D. Saratoga sPnng' n. /.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
DEM RAILROAD.-

ID y ) l. ' a y BAIL K o A D.
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Arsnae
With Western HoIt5 sni South Western S,s,ss
by ptinuous Railway dirsct 1as Read also
Hbu.h with day lines Of siesn-rs to al as Wes,
Rivers ara Cev-sld ssadIssy
s porr. Nortn- direct
cb.se and reliable By which FRE9af be orxvaed
ard rom The Crest " est
RAILS bE1NEFN PHILADELPHIA and PlTHSBU RG T.
n 90. 49, S, 80, ~ M - Pi ~ - f7jc-ns ?
boxes asG b,esl tes,ners, FUrh 1c............> i'
sEcOsD Glass Dom sic sbeeficx Stirring and
Tictss In or1iaI bs-,, DEu.s lin casss aAi- 6Dcen.
ware. Leather n ros oE boxes, Wooi aud Sh-ee ~ b.
Pefs, tssvGi- Ae....- ...........-......J
fHIkD ClAss-ALsils. St-sl Gains u cs.ksl. -o. \,
hemp Bscon and Pork s.tsd o5se CT ia .seSs) ~, =.
Tobacco. aaulisc.ur,t, exc n Clfa.s or Cot H.. A"
FoURTH Class C1t.s. Fsa. Bsc0p, Beet a.d
Pck I'm essss OF b1Is. Eas;N sd. Lad .ai Lad inc-n
Or Ns,is, soda All G-THaa Cay. T,r Pitch, Sd.
ko.l- ................
FLoIR- y b0t Until fll.1-r ao;ic-.
GKAS- Y itO . Until f.-h-r rytic-.
CoTIoS- bAe riding 81 > lntl .Irh-f
socr..
IN .appisg Ioods from v. East o. Plsiso ob, D. par
the p.ks-- Via P.arsylv.ai. Rsrn.dr An
6ds oorl.Eu-d 10 lie As-ns Of this ksi Pkgs1-l,ns
Ptsburft vii De forwarded without i-teaioa.
FRIGHT A6TsIS-Esrs Wo-I.sT Co. Memphis Tenn. ;
r. y. Sas Co. 81, Louis P @. OReily Co.. Evsasyis
I'D. D-m.sr.h Bel Co, and Cater J-~-,t Louisyis
Ky; 3. Medium Mad.soa lad X. w Br1Eu Co and
Irwin Co. Ciacinns'i NJ ~ Grsau Co Zan-svrI- Ol.o
HogSe EevYotE. sod No Sota Wiuian o.. Hr.. Yort;
sDeeir,, Psls4sPaai aAsrsv K,oas, Bsim,re. D. A
oossG-- PftsegrxG-
Il II. HOUSTON. G-nsr1i f--l,h, Aga. Pa.AispalA
A ,rNT. s-Psi-,sni-ai, Aisss-a Pa
ASat. lssa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN CnMPANY ST MhER ARR ANGEMENR

Conmes cling MONDAY May II. 1883.
fsns leave Depot hte and New York st
el5 m. White Pisirs train Stopping a. AZ Stations:
frA.r Depot OF ~ and fth New YORK, a.
gln WilisIusbfdzs rain, Stopping a. a. Stations
800 Ms train stopping Wi iiansbrdze sat Al Sta
tiors north
ti:on William .brl &c, s.Jppirg az al stx.!ona
u 80 White Plains tyzin pp3x ct oil Sta-onl
3.sa p. Wian sbIidse t.ail st1pptng al S,aiDa.
<to .. " biie p ains ,rsn. soppios at 81 Stations
500 Dover Plains tain. stoppas ~ ali Stations sboTs
WIikns sbiitys.
$50 .. IN. White Plains trsin. Stopping At al Stations
$50 VIII snsbrdge train, .5oppns q. a SAsonA
RETUsNI,C-Lesy. Chatham Four Cornors:
Nal trSin s.oppos W.iansbtjs-, White Plains
and 81 S,s0Bs Forth.
WM J. CA aPBELL, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
II DELPHiA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
CIfY-Eal AID Exr.ess lines leave New York II and II
and and Sc. fhIoush Tickets sold for Cncinn,a
and the Wet and for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk kc and
through bsxssze checked 20 Washington IN and
tIsins J. W. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent.
No vii h received for sny train unss d.ysred and
ehesked fifteen minutes III avsnce n the time eAvnL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

yoas II .oz "a Aseat ft New Bruasvist N for n.
ss N Tss Txsvsk Al ordes lsf HE 0dcs No III an
Ss,s q -,;h vt b, er,DYty x1ssjsi.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

oTFreE Nsw.Yosx Aso Ear. R.ILRoAp Co.,
wYort June H. l85a
NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-The
IN New York snd Enc Railroad Company earnestly
desvoec during the ten morhs 20 establish And maintAs
ano and reunesye rses Of tIsfc BY the four ses. ns4
the Atlantic cities aud the West Having failed
In this and believing TO be njudcious and npop to nfu.
traffic By the Of Free Passes BY tho employment OF
snei. and .otos by any other undeEks1d toe
Company rather than resort % such means have der mined 70
reducc the fares and sNer Monday usx &a inst toow.
Between New York and Dunkirt to.............S6 S6 10
Between New York and Buffalo, to............... "
ee.yeen ke~Yorf aud NiassH Fails or susp-nsion .
CHARLES MORAN. Prrsieat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

ryErYE0 RAU.2OAOLcsrx Puhpa hx
nSe,s r. o.r, tsrs Fus.a& L l. Z IS - =
.Di :ns "rs''tf sssA -as n . sisus-. FTs
:,,a The 30. 's Ha.'ss' f0'H1 M z SMITH, Ks.vrs.
PIC Nc .al Et-ur'ou passs. ..irn q reso"S 's~>
NTEW-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAiLRoAD
IN lss sUMNLR ARkANGhMsSf. 10"
C,uneac.rs Nay 81. leea -, al. - ,
p..-.ser ss.ou u NswYOst cssnS IN s. ,ni "a ~
'ot'-n'' 'u Ts,rNs LEAVE NYw-YonK.
rse-H.Trn !. Ga N (erl; i.t' SO 4' %a
sSep m. kor Bnd.epoft n ~ ss1.sss, .ni
.od sss N Fos Milford se1.ts9td f.s'1; EaSst
H'Is1 IS sas 40 lex 8 s" s n ro' D1sa Zen
.ni Gr-1vch. m ls:a5 SIS 4;f' So - u ~
yor por Chester .ni n.srInsiss 'ta-0n' T. III
r:s5' s:''' ';s' 'ss; e6SNssSTfse s,ss 3 T saArss
For Bosor 81 n lex 4S P n (eIl roi a', o.,
srrinsfsl Id sx 80 n sl roi s,rs.s 70 sorc
SlI.d Msa'. n le fos 81 i1s Tor New a.Ses aud
NJ Lcadsa Pa!iroad .nd y n f,s h's's'Tn'c ~
Rxlrc.d. 42 p n Fsi NS.S N..ssTSRT R.,Aa.a : m
san JAMES Il. HoYT. sipe'n.endest
MN NNSYI.yANIA RAJ y ~.
THY GREAT CENTRAL ROlTE
p. Yennsyiy,nis Railroad correca q ri"sousa mn
,:.. z :nd from 81 .osi .Ss a. a Ky Ter. H.u.s No
IehT-r. sul lndisnsrols Ind Ct1cnnsn ps{'n, oPhS
asid BeIeonA;ns sAnaasiy Toedo o.ss'saS ~. ,,sss,
.cit eo.ts fron aai 70 New oTcAas s. Loa'A sNs
fsrcuss is fir ID. E.s, hai Of he
P~snssr. VII fni ta shortest mos sI9eir0a' 'nA
''sis'is 1Sns SE%YosK ESs.e TO cIsciSNATI in HoUR
FROM EEW-YORX TO CHICAGO IN 81 H0HsS;
YROE NEw-Y0RK 10 ST. LoUiSN 70 h0UkA
Ps-e a. Low o. any oths< roHte
0ss handbE, In The hosels Of this dty. -.
s's9ts 3. T.sis TrESNsYLTHSiA x lisnL RaiIko.D
No. Z Ax,oI Hrass Bsosivsy
I.n,.y Ixa J. L. ELLIOTT. Asrnl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

NEW-lORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN after MONDAY MAY TO- 1853 ana until further notice.
Passenger Trains will sys Pier foot Of Duane s as follows vs
DUNKiRk EXPkEsS n, m, for Daakrk aud principal in
tcrrneoia- Stations.
MAIL TRAIN at u for Dnntrk and Buffalo and iuerme
dae Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER At p m, from foot Chsmoerss st.
via PisImont foI Suf.rns an iLterue edis'e Stations
WAY PASSENGER ~ p m for Ne~burgh, Middlstown aud
Intermediate stations
NIGHT EMPRESS At .. m, for DuDtirk and Buffalo
TIE above Trains dsiiy Sunday -Nceptei
Three EXp.s. Trains Connect Elmirs with the Elmirs
Cai sdssua and ksgsa fAls Rsiot fos Nisysa Falls; at
smton with the Syracuse and Bnshsmton R,ro,d for
Syarue; At Cofiir1 with the BlhAo, Cornns and NewYort
Railroad for Rochester Great Bend wits the Deswar-
Le and Western Railroad. tor Scranton a. Hone
vile with the Buffalo and New Yo'k City nlrost for Buffalo,
Buffalo. DsnhiTk win the LskeSnor- KXirost for Ceyesnd
CIcinnai Toledo, Detroit Chicago SC
X. r. HEADLEY, Assistant President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

II VI VI f1VN TO ff-'1h1 " II = TT - ,i
~ BONDS-Bearg6 PER cen. interest maturing 1887 pIinc
pa paysbe in the City Of New ofk secued by
speia mill ten the The entire debt OF the
civ smourts 70 IS SOL (Si 900 Of wbh oay oontn
gen. and is b~ing gradually liqtics.cd). ..
With sting of estate stocks Ac. tn9t tVo
Axsh.es 1851
Tte ion
TIE lean II contracted construction Of the Wster
WORKS AID is upsNceponsbe security, well worthy hs
attention Of psucs Wishing cafe investment -
81. LOUIS COUNTY PER CENT ANTICIPATION
BONDS uus In 1892. 1853 1864 principal aud Interest
payable in th. ey They isssed m sn psion OF special
the psymsu; o interest aud the eutre debt al maturity and
has nev~f failed IN lis collection - - . - -
r PEORIA AND BUREAU VALLEY RAILROAD PER
CfNT CONNERTlBLE B0NpS-Mstmog 1868, principal
snd nte,, uysbe IN this city This rsd s leased 20 the Cor
caso Island Railroad AZ rental that secures the inter
eat tnd per dvideud the stock. making
tArse bonds strictly hstclass rsiliosa security.
The above drserlsed bonds for sale BY
CLARK, DODGE 4 Co, No. 81 Wsllst
Fpn particulars OF ali the above bonds including copies f
ssre ordinances and statistic. of the City OF ouisr and
eopy Of ssss of Peos aud Bureau Valley Railroad (~nch
pcspcSa G. aud J. Railroad may be mad application
sbove.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

nAY BOAT for ALBANY sad IhIEkahUl-
IL ATE LANDINGS -r,s s,ss-et MsrAAyAA 70
O Jsy-< o. ruEsDAYs, fHU1sDAfs AL sAroH~Ai''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
0opartncrsbip Notices.

An OPPORTUNITY is offered to an energetic
N yoau. man who an commands csps OF Sl2 40 10
himself with established over si1tv yeGs Ss'is
sctory ~ he required and gwen Adde' b'f oil
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

hon CITY J. z. Tuner. Master
MINERAL ROCK. J. P. Ryder. hsHs'
GEN TAYLOR Geo. l. stone. Asstet
Hsins r-e leaving Cleveland eTefy week soasa ae
"a, steamers make the ro7ni tip In sight dAys Rooms iei
"a = Of the u % can be secured By aiiressinx
HUSSEY L Mcbride,
Forwarding Nd Commission Merchsats
Csve;Aai Ohio.
NB-Muk al P.ekases Cs-e OF Hissey hcBnds, Csve-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

VVHR CROTON, Capt w. II. Wsod- esyos
II eIER No - EAsf RIyfR to0s Of EesseS-is~- hNAAt
xrrl rlock