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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10
POETRY.

We learn from Washington, that number OF
gentlemen of that city, admirers of Maokay, the
poet and lecturer, recently determined to pay
him delicate compliment, by inviting him to q
private banquet Several Senators and Repre-.
sentatives of the House were present General
Shields, by invitation, presided at the entertain
ment, and, after the cloth had been removed,
he made few appropriate remarks, concluding
with a sentiment, in response to which the dis
tinguished guest delighted the company by de-.
lvering the annexed beautiful poem:-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10
,ASUONABIE HAT n CAP STORE.
DIR. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL &

DR. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL Il
IL MECHANICAL DENTIST, having been located
permanently in Staurton for the last four years, would
respectfully inform ls friends and thepubhc generally,
that he still continues % practice Dentistry IN all It's
various branches with the srcest regard 10 durabii-
ty and usefulness.
Office on the south-S, of Main Street, opposite the
old Spectator Office.
Staupton Nov % 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10
ERESH ARRIVAL OF BOOTS & SHOE'

INRESH ARRIVAL OF BOOTS II SHOES.
IL Z. LAWTON has received his FALL STOCK
embracing everything in the way OF SHOES, which he
will sell low for cash, and to prompt customers on four
months.
He still continues to manufacture BOOTS SHOES,
at Cushngs Old Stand, Main Street. and has in his
employ Mr.. WM. N. MArHENY, who is an experienced
and practical workman. f. LAWTON.
Stamnfnn Sept. 80. 1871.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10

DAKER's COCOA, AND BROMA, PRE-
Id PARED FARINA and RICE FLOUR, all nice
for the sick and convalescent. To had
AZ DR. T. II. d j. c. KINNEY'S
Drug aud Chemical Store.
Ctounton Ian Is 1858
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10

NV 3, POINTS hoping, by close and assienops
w attention to business, 10 be rewarded %ith the
patronage OF liberal public, willnye your attention
to the following Goods;
Britannia Ware, Block I'm ware,
Painted Toilet Sets Family Hardware
Wooden Ware, Willow Ware,
Ard an endless variety of Plain Ware, all ofwhlch VIII
' be sold Low FOR CASH.
~ 2 Doors West 81 Union Hall.
st,,,t,n nct 1856
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10
WISHING TO PURCHASE

A SUPPLY OF MEDICINES, viii please exam"
5ne our stock, as they viii find our supply full andw
will sell as low and and PURE Drugs as can
2e had in this or any market. Give us call.
DR. II. S. EICHEI.BERGER j. BRO,
Staunton. Dec ., 1887 ESkridge's Old Stand.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10
StATntOn, NOV. 4, IS0I- ' IN. copy.
L M II A ER

ATTORNEY AT LAW, STAUNrON, VA,
XXTILL practice in all the Courts held in Saunton,
w aud in the Circuit Courts of Albemarle and
Rockingham Office in the brick-row, in the rear OF
the Cuurt-hOuSe.
StauntOn Dec So 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10

AW FIRM -iMBODEN Il BROTHER; The
4 undersigned have formed partnership in the
praetce of tue Law. One OF them may be touEd 1t oil
,'aes in tEeir Office in Staunton. -
u J. D. IMB0DEE,
- 1; ls3s--sm c. w. IMB0DEN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10
pow ELL HARRISON,

N. .STAUNTON, yA-Teaches Piano, Guitar,
Flute Violin Brass Bands. Orchestra, &C. also Bal
lad Singing Pianos Tuned in the most accurate man
ner-warranted Persons wishing to buy Pianos will
do well 10 consult A. j. TURNER before purchasing,
as selection made BY him may be fnlly relied upon
Residence opposite Presbyterian Church.
Nov 4 lSS--1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
goai.

O,fIcE OF me CUMBERLASD Coal AND laos CoaPAEY,
Corner AZ Broadway and " allst.
Nsw-YoRx. April u. 1853. y
rTyUE CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
Il COMPANY prepared 70 r.. the sale Of
their welino~n sud approved qualities Of CUMBERLAND
COAL II will be shipped in the b. order froI COmpsays
depots a. Air xand:i., Va, and Baltu Nd.
The Con pNy, when required viii charter vessels s. lovest
ff-I,ht without charge. ROBERT r. GETTY, PRECEDENT
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Bniloins nlaterials.
TIVE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
Il supply the beautiful ., .

TIVE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
Il supply the beautiful
BUFF-COLOEED STONE,
which enters into large number Of the finest buildings recently
erected IN NewYork Baltimore PHILADELPHIA e., They alse
furnish the Stone Of russell color with tnge Orders
will be taken point the Atlantic sesbosd for inland
c1es SAMUEL Z. DlNSMORE, Secretary.
Office No. Ii Nasaust. Commonwealth BudiDg) New York.
The beauty Of this stone commended Il 10 commit
tee; the atone is universally admired
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
No sulphuet of iron in it, Francis Ager esq Boston.
Average resisting power 10 the inch 651 lbs
BY 10 MS than any otber eesone IN use" Iisteds Tess
g. Is without grain or cleavage"
I BWsisll, Engineer, Birmingham Eng.
"Compg TO be the favorite msteiisL' New York Times
Fines: eestore in North America" Tue late j. g. Peroivs
Surfaces Of this eeJtone 10, ages exp sed to the weather
have perfectly withsood the action OF water and fo,,'
Professor C. 4. Jackson Boston Mas.
II has color unsurpassed Of the neu ns weiCh ha.
monies with thing nature aud is equally pleasant TO the
in fair day foul and whether the building has ground
offt water foliage" Newly ork Express
II contains no scsles Of mica no carbonate Of lime
10. Aser.
"A grand building stone" New York Evening Pest
Beyond doub, the yery best material have in
this country" lIobn SmtbcIs, Ph.ielphia.
Frost and ice Of the Winters hsvc effect
uponit" [John Whitelsw Baltimore.
Light agreeable and cheerful color and gives aspec.
TO our srects- Retains It's uniformity Of color"
Prot G. r. Jacks n Boston MAss
that The building to which bsye devoted much Of
and not built of H." Peter Cooper esq NewYork
Must 10, BE- eoIfounded with oth from the British
Provinces" lCompmy's Circular.
monopoly Of the beet building material Ia the world"
frof j l.. Hayes Washington, ID. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

I'LL HlNG RAILR0AD-Leayes Fulton Mar
tst "asn y steamer IOLAS 6:55 1850 and 10 and
Mae N The leave Fluxhins l. L. e:s5. and 10
& ana and p m meeting and exoh.nsins passengers
8 centa w "a SurrI
~ o'-Ec Me and kxcussi2a 2a>s skes gvSscei rstsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

CPEEDand SAFETY.-Te Travellers, North and
- We.t-The travelling public informed that the HUD-
SON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY have attached 10 the en-
tire passenger equipment Of their road Cr-smer Patent bak
Osrstors obe Of which the entire brakes OF the
trains in the hands Of the Engineer also tor Instant ana auto
matte action CT arrangement Of the engine The use Of
this Improvement found produce amount OF security 70
life and property conveyed By railroad trains atnaos o no
other meani Ii will b. osnd the Cleveland aud Toedo
Trrs Hsue and Richmond Railroads, Michigan Central; &c
The travelling pubic who regard their own safety w sse
note those roads which adopt every means OF security 10
cbosn, routes Of travel their interest and safety de-
msnd. L. K Oak -bttAhE Co. NO. Oh flne''-
w O. CREANER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
Wffam Chalmers, &c.

H,HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE q
Il STEAMSHIPS. between NETWORK, 5OUTHAHY-
TON HAYRE and BREMEN will sail follows, carrying la
United States MALI viz:
New. York for Souhsmr.on Froca Hsvr~ and south
and Htvre smrton for \. YORK
NORTH STAR satdsy Jun. 10 wednesday. .....J1ly
VANDERBILT ss.dsy July "Wednesday. ........JulJ "a
From NewYork for SOUTH Bremen for Southampton
IN pton, H.Tre AID s-rner Southampton sor ewYorl
AaiEL Sat; July 10 Saturday Aug Wed, Aug II
Poe q passage Per yssdstb,-slt cabin, slco second
cabin, 20; second cabin, $50, ,hisi cAbiu, So
CrYti.cs.es issued for passage frog Europe.
spe.ie delivered In London AID Ps.i.
D. TORRANCE. Agent, No. Rowling Green. ny.
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paints, Oils, Wlass, 81.

(&OBURN's Extra LARD OIs-Very puro, win
~ gan end Win burn e9aa 70 sperm BsrrsJs - % .
saiosa JOHN w. QUINCY Co, Ne. % Wilssua q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
6cuses ano farms Doante6.

yXyANTED-In pleasant Country Town, where
w here is an Epiacops Church. and where th-e would be
GOOD for rfv. School for Young La les c1n-
frsl,r HOT sE wi few Of grousd attached Address
with ful PARTICULARS T." OF Mcssrs. Roc lockwood
Son No Al Broadway. NeS-ioik.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
ID ENNSYL VANIA RAILR GA u.
II

The Pernsy vana Railroad connects at PittsturFh Vim -
&C scs % and fI' ST. Louis Mo Atom Csens aud Chicago ht
fnnkfoit Ii Xns on and Lousvis KY Terra Hs1te hsc
lafayette ara indianapolis Ind cicinnsh. Dsytos spnss
s.id senessn:sne sanduaty Tosao Cleveans Sou -,
Lsnesve hass'lon and Wooster Ohto also with the So
sscket boats from and 70 New orsns St Loui Lossvas -
Cincinnati
Throrsh tickets the East be had Of the sbo'e
Soned places in tho WsSt.
Passengers viii ind this the shortest, most expediuoas -
som.ort.be route between the East and West = .--
YRON NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 70 hOUhA
FROM hEW-Y02K TO CHICAGO IN - HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 70 hOUkA
Fare as low any o.hor route .ttF4
Sec hsnibils In TIA ho.ets of this cty.
Through Tstets further inform son msy be hsa -
sfice Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
No. 2 Astor House, Bro<dvg. 49,
JsrisYy |. Ia53 j. L. ELLIOTT. 49,
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Haies bp Arrtlcr.

Y. COTTON, AuctioleeL
A SSIGNEF's SALE Of Geuts Summer CLOTH
~ INCA large sssoltmsnt also qusdy Of Fmnitde VIII
be sold without reserve THIS DAY tWedL osyb the sd, a.
No. 30 Beekpsn.sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

IMPORTANT 10 TRAVELERS.-Travel be-
i fore starting sbould purchase APPLErONS RAILWAY
AND STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDE 1t contains Through
ones with Macs Time Of Departure Of Rac Scs Gamers
and Ste bost. numerous Msp, &C. Pdce Is cents Fo' sale
by News Asents and B,ys on the cars
= b. APPLETON Co, Pub isherr,
Nos 3i6 and 3i8 Roadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

QTATEE ISLAND FERRY. = NOTICE..
ISLAND kyEEy HOUR tror sa r. TSP n.
Lssye WHITEHALL from e IN 70 p m kr Qns ~s>.
B..ple.on and vsnasrbilt'. L.rdEs
THE REGULAR NAIL LINE via SrONINg.
L TON. for BOSTON and PeoviDrNcE-IsI.nar ss,s-
T S :as ' sa5 Eck &c g's os s
Ss w s sosros m
ceped ffor1 Pier No North River ap wharf above sxtr
s,S s. S , IN .Ss si .se. Ba.oa s :.
TIE {. VANDERBILT. from NV YoIs Moedsv wsaAssAs
H. Elk t{sS S s Soek 5 T . g;
nd Ss,ue.i from s.ouinEon aondsy wetnesdsJ and fnA
and Boston in ne EIpre,. Mai TT,n. reseslos aid pe. =
vsnS Q, nos y OBJ os and 70 SIMPLE time to a. I've
Scsss.t desire: nd s s9Sis sS'i IL IS. -
hssssseulastef accompanies The .ad Aros
For passage, berth. freight, apply on board ~
<sasfsr a TIE Frelsh, oe' Fsf No. N1;A Rivss o.
the Office No 10 B.i.er,.p.ee.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY-
~snu. .sS %:.'sa .na !: E.S, ss :. E
's sEssM Mi! %RRAYoEmENr, commencing April a is-
Lava NewYork for Esston and iatermedsse vu m
No North Riye OF x % ls NJ. Nai p. tot Ssmsrvs
b. iso, T ssa :a ana Ss Er.bA with u. on Ia. No.
Jersey R.oai which esve NewYok from the foot Of Con-
.Is i5S Il. pe.~sS S .ed w.. -
ro.a will leave AZ IA q m ony Iehish Valley Rsrssl
n M and IL N. JOHN o. SrERSS, superutsadsuk
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromJ uas
81 1883 Ttsns viii esve Chspbersst Station feibvs
Express Trsins a IN and Albany acd Trey fasse
ser Train 80 snd 1859 IN for Dobe' fsry $50
and o IN for Tsrytown SIS for Sing Sing l0:v
ana m for Poushkeepse, q m, p IA. end 81 -
er Pee.stl $50 m The Poushkeepss Peetskh Sing Sna
Turytown aud D6obs' Ferry Trans stop ct the wsy Sscu
frsns tor NewYok <sve Troy 1880 and TO- . m and 40
ard Sis p m. aud Albany At AS and lo:S ~, and G0
and Sis p u. Sundays Of s;is p ~
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
IL The Spring Arrangement on lat OF Hsy NJ
continue TO Let of July when additional trains will b PVT ess
accommodate the plessure-Tsyel
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ou
IN and after MONDAY May TO- 1855 and until firtsr -
dee Passenger Trains viii leave Pier fost Of Duanest - -
lows viz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS a, Ca m, for Dunkt and principal In
MAIL TRAIN at NJ for Dunkirt and Buffalo and insrms
ROCKIAND PASSENGER st p m, from foot Chambers 4.
via Pisruont for Suderas and intermediate 81 stiens
WAY PASSENGER at m, for New bursh. MddleSvn M
intermediate statioDs ,.y~,
The sbove Grains run dny, Sundays excepted
These Expre.s Trsins connect q. Ems WA tae EimaS
c.nsnd.iua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Fds
Rn,ban,ou with tho Syracuse and Bnghsnon Railroad ~
al Ccrnips with the Buffalo Coming and New Tea
Railroad for Rochester at Great Bend with the Uesvw<
ssnns AND Western Rs and for Scranton st Hosasa
vile with s Buffalo NswYork City Railroad .t BsaIs
It Buffalo Dunkrk with the Lake shore harssd ff osvs
i,nS Cincinnati. Toledo, Detroit, ChcsRo xc- q,
ST. HEADLEY A'FSAnt rreaisa
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

HEW-YOKK AND HARLEM KAILN0AU
IN COMPANY-SUhNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY Nay II, 1883
Yr.,rs leave Depot White and Centre
6:l5 o. M White Plains Train stopping at ali Stsions
yrsjn. leave Depot 26thst aud fh-ay Newfon
s:r a M Wii,i.nsbridse train, stoppirs at all Stations
$50 o. Mai train. stopping At Wnhsmsbndse ana " ~
tior north.
u;ooa M WiIiansbrdgs train, stopping at all stationh
., 20 +. m White Plains train stopping at all S.a,iouA
$50 o. WilliaInbridge train, stopping at all stations
ace q "a White Plains trsn, stopping at all S,stions
500 M Dover Plains train stopping ct ~ otaaons NV
WillaInsbrdgs
BOD NJ White Plains train, stopping at ell StadcrL
$3.50 M William sbudgs train stopping 81 al Ststtons
REruRSsc-Leave Chat ham -Four Corners;
l24p IA Mail train stopping at Wiuamsbrdgs White fiss
and Ill Stations north.
WM J. CAMPBELL Su,erntsnden2
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lake SUPERIOR LINE.-ls5s.

II
-
All point. between CLEVELAND, DETROIT and SUPERIOR
CITY
See and splsudid low-prsss1re r,aa-ars CITY or
CLEVELAND. J. NJ Lundy. hs-;sr ILLINOIS Johu fnsrs.
als.sr.
LkAvrSs cLrvELisD Ars,.x.
THURSDAY. April Il MONDAY Aprr H.
MONDAY, May THURSDAY Apdl2 ~
fBURsDAY Nay Is MOSDAY MsyIj
MONDAY, Hay Is THU aSDAY Gsy %
THURSDAY June 3 EONDAY Nav 81
MONDAY, June IL THURSDAY June 10
THURSDAY. June "a MONDAY, june p.
MONDAY, July s. THURSDAY July L
THURSDAY, July Il MONDAY Ja,il
MONDAY, JGly - THURSDAY july q
THURSDAY. AnssstI MONDAY Aurusf
aOnDAt August 10 THURSDAY, August II.
IhLksoA1, Angus MONDAY, August g.
1ONDAI, Septsmbere THURSDAY. Se9tembe6
rhSRsDAY, september IL MONDAY, september Is
EUNpAf. September "a THURSDAY. sey.euabsr n
MONDAY, October Ia fHIJRSDiY 0csohs,t
nUnspAi October y. MONDAY, October Is
eCHDAf. nsyembeE THURSDAY, Novenbes
aa rswy otssd uH Pnssnesf ADD Fteish Screw Stesus
IKON CITY, J. r. Turner Master.
HIkkhAL ROCK, J. p. Ryder Mssoes.
GEN TAYLOR. Geo L. Stons Matter
~S 49, -
fr- uesmers make the round TIP In e.xhs dsya Roos A
ny Of he trips con Be secured BY addressing
HU8SEf McBxIDE
Forwarding saj Commission Merchants
-, x, Cleveland, 0bia
md, O." '''' A'o"''' WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILRUAII.
~ Ia5a SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. laoa
Commencing Mss ii, 1858.
Passenger Station in Ns~'rOrs' conner ,7'A Z" and "n''
s'Hsn0e VI TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YORK
rOr New Haven, SAN SeIli la;+5 81, 81 t% sl sa1
IA $50 M FOR Milford, strstotd Fairfield Southport and
Westpor, m. 1855 s:i5 and 80 p m For Herw,h =
and Greenwich, !, Il: IS S45 AS 6S, $3.50 m rS
Stan ford T. tex ga VI. l245 3:s5 4& lex ass IN
ESQ r. For Port Chester aud intermediate stations
%. 1915, 3:+5 As $3.50, 6:9 p M
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bo.ton a. M (exl % D (ex) For Hartford and
spring6eJ (sx 4i@ p m sx) Fos Gooasese.f -
Railroad 20 Montreal tex and 42O III tex) 20 NsnA
smp.on FOR Canal Railroad Northampton, ~ er "a
I2:45 p m. For HoussoDc Railroad: s M, : p m IS
Naugauok Rsirosd a m l2;i1 SD p m FOR panoaVss
N'f~A1 hAi'''"' JAMES H. HoYT Superintendent
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T IGHTE, NEWTON Il BRADBURYS, No. All
- Broonsss rssa Bre.1wsy hsy. .psa ie asso.~a Of
sa<ed With the Arb Wrs Park Purchasers In want
sw eiof IN s<umest VIII 6Sd fof the sdyantass 10 cell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

OFFICE NEW YORK AND ERis RAILROAD Co.
New.York. June II, 1854 J
NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLkOAD..Ths
~ york and Erie Railroad Company have earnestly
svoTed during the PSF, months TO establish aud masn
nnit, and renunestve Of traffic BY the tour great aes
bch connect the Atlantic cities and the West Having fsi4
In this and bevpsi be nnoicous AMI improper 70 inaa.
runners and solicitors or By any other undrh meana ~
Company rather than resort 70 such means have
the ares after Mondsy next 18th inst oo.s
Between Newly ork and Dunkrk,
Between New York and Buffalo, to- '~
Between NewYoTk and Nsssrs Falls or Suspension A.
e' CHARLES MORAN. President
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JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLAA-
Me- "A aud the SOUTH add WEST, via JERSS..
De-. ~. md re. lines lesss ;ew ori at and II =
"a I'D o. M IS Through Tickets sold for Cncinnsn
nd H. W.T. and for Baltimore Wssbirgton, Norfolk; tei
snd ao - .sge checked 20 Washington In aed
snG uf'"sn o's v WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
NJ H. -eceived for any train unless delivered Ase
ti9 1872 WI ~. advance Of the time Of esvinG
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mathinerr.

EIRE ENGINES for SALE-New and second
hand FIRE ENGINES oil complete ready for nss ana war
rapted at No. 8 Lafayette place. by J. FL SlCKELS.
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piano- 9ortcs an0 Alneir.

DlUIU- psIC8 uIlU IltU8ll.
A PIANO STOOL NEW style), with plush top
and lion sew, for OILY 81 80 Sheet Music aud lsG
bol. whot,s and retail Foy Pianos and Modson' for
tale aud Tor fert Al reduced
s. 7. GORDON No 7c6 Broadway, near 9Th At.
A MAGNIFICENT 7.octavo rosewood PIANO
tOETE viii BE- SOLD a. bargain, aud second.
hand PIANO taken in exchsrse war,sre IN every re
spee, and gnesusd in tone Apply No lS5 IVES. Broadway
near Csnals'
LIRST-PRIZE PIANOS and METODEONS
Il for SALE OF RENT 81 VERY Low RATES-Areney Of
Jsooh Cschsrpss Boston Pianos s d. H. W Saith, Gale
bratea kslodsons and Improved Now York Pianos
4 NJ. kANoUsE. No. ass Bro.away.
EIRST-PRIZE MELODk0NS and HARMO-
NIUMS-Elessut illustrated pamphlets (S2 pp svo) sept
b. p.su. Address MASON Il HAMLiN Boston hass.
GOLD MEDAL GRAND aud SQUARE
sfEINwAY Il SONS Manufacturer
no 81 Walkers, Broadway, New YORK.
awarded the First Premium vhsfs aud whenever they
broash their Piano fores into competition with the bs mAses
o. Boston. Nsw-York, Phisdeiphia and Baltimore
Eeseysd The two first price Medals ., the heuOp"sn sf
NJ First Premium {. vd Medal for the best Pieno-
the American Institute. Crystal P-sc~, N-~.York 1873
First freni I'm Ia Gold Medal for me best Piano Forc 81
tbs Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1855
The FIRST Prize Medal for the best Piano Forte the American
Snsitu.e, Crystal Palace, New York, 1856.
-. fr. Premium Ia Gold MeiS for the best Grand Piano a
tAe nsryiADd Institute, Baltimore, 1857.
1he Pint Premium 1t the State Fair. Detroit 1857.
tAs first Premium a. the State Fair, Richmond 1857.
Among the judges the first musical talents IL the coonty
nch 81 w hssop. 0otschaA. WolenhAupt kc. Grand add
Square Pisnos constructed with full woosn sna Iron sns
combined warranted for three years. and win now Be soA 1t
pvs.ly reduced price. 70 suit the TINES.
~ VDIIUD NTI,uJTN.f nm TD--.~.--, =.
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DOyAL MAIL sIt AMsHIP ASIA for LIVER.

IL POoE.-Tne ASIA q. Lott Comuand-r ~bi sail
nor the sres, nth the u.s aud pssensr iof Enopc on
r.py. D,ck Jer.~v City with the passenger 10 Aai
CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

CLARK & WILLIAMSON,
~ BANKERS, No wALL-Sr.,
Solicit ode for the Pufcharse and Sale OF al kinds Of Securities
Col~c;iols made in all paris Of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

EOR CHAIR ESTON.-Th steamship ALLAN
u ia Capt l.. H. LeyieId will leave pier No y N. R.,
SATURDAY, June 5 AZ O'Clock n precisely Passage
SIS Fresht reduced until further notice 10 cents per foot
ons half per effected at Office Apply 70
Ii. Is. CROMWELL & Co.,
No So West-st, corner Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

MORNING LINE for SING SING and HAV-
wi FRsTRAW-The new aud splendid steamer GEO. T.
STANLEY Capt 3. Paddock viii leave the f'ot Of Robin
st. every morning 81 O'Clock SUNDAY acIude1 hnsns
az Strikers Bay HyeIs Yopkes Dob0s Ferry irNiaslon
Tanyton NyaSk Sing s and HaFer'trsw stopping at Amos
st. each way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

EXCURSIONS EXCURSIONS ! EAGnn-
TON and bages JEFFERSON and BALTIMORE, have been
ut in thor ~ alb order be Chartered Tor Summer
Excursions on reasonable Also small Tlu win
BARGE at reduced price. Apply to A VAN WRINKLE, No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

TOR COMFY ISLAND and FORT HAolll1-
Il TON-Tbe steamboat URORA Capt. Aunlns Smith, will
run daily the 18th instant leaving West 10Th Amos) at
81! 49, and 81 o'clock Spnst at 81 l2 and 81 o'clock aud
Pier No North River q, TO- and o'clock Returning leaves
the d at and 81 occs touching Fort Hamilton each
wsy Fare for the excursion IS cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

can Atlantic Screw Steamship Companys aud frscass
steamship MONTGOMERY T. Crocter commsndet viii leave
pier No is r. on SATURDAY, June ~ a. O'Clock p m,
precsey Passsse with unsurpassed sccommodstiou' slo
Freight reduced until further notice to cent? per foot Insurance
one-hslf Der cent effected a, ofiire. Appy TO
II. B. CROMWELL & Co,
No So West st.. Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

NITY of QUINCY, HL-The INTEREST upon
thu BONDS Of the above City falling due on ST JULY
NEXT be paid and after tina, day at or office No 40
Brosd-st. WOODhUfr * 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

CTEAN to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
SEAST and DJIBLIN for sso-The splendid steamers
NEu-7 oRK Capt. McMi.1, sail. on sAru&0AY July lS'
EDINBURGH Capt Cumming calls on SAIb kDAi by II
o1s DR. passage, sPply to - - -