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GALtNAA CnlcAoo UNiOH RAILRoAD.-Ths
itssowing are the earnings OF THE road for tn.
month Of December, 1887 and 1855:
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st. Louis, Jan. Z.
The overland mall with dates to the 18th ult..
arrived last night News unimportant.
Governor Weller had offered reward OF
81, 900 for the conviction Of any parties engaged
in the late mobbing in Los Angeles and Colum-
bia Counties.
A maa named Ward caught a R. Nalony.
State Comptroller, in bed with his wife. Sub
sequently Ward shot at his wife. and thinking
De had killed her shot himself, inAicting a dan.
gerous wound. Mallory is fifty years old, is
married and has large family Of grown up
children. The Press demands his resignation.
d. o. Dowd had committed suicide n conse-
quence of admins ering an overdose Of oninm
producing the death OF . young man named
Brodiey.
The French sloop-of-war Eurydic from the
Sandwich Islands, Nov. goth arrived at san
Francisco. The news was unimportant.
The weather at San Francisco had been colder
than was ever known.
Business was quiet.
The passengers report Mr.. Pardee. the Ex-
press man, sick at FL Paso, but the Presidents
message was being expressed at the rate Of 900
miles per day.
About nifty persons were met returning from
the ella River mines discouraged in consequence
OF the scarcity Of water
Three vessels with provisions for the niners
and government stores had left San Francisco
for Fl. Yuma.
Three Companies Of Dragons had rone
from Los Angeles to establish I post II IN.
Navajo County. -
The Stockton and kansas City mail partv Nd
been turned back by the Navajo Indians win
threats Of massacre IL they astempt 10 cross
their country again.
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tails Of Santa Fe aud Santiago.
AoDEL CoUkTY.-Ttere is not single place
| in Adams County where spirituous liquors can
be obtain d. Our Devil suggests that we know
this from "lab0rious personal in We stigaton y
but the scamp is always At his mischief. we
believe, also, that there ia not drunkard in
the county, and we have never seen solita
~ man under the influence of ..tangle legs. y
ls there another county in the State that can
boast similar recommendations Corning
Sentinel,
LYNCHlNG IN MINkEsoTA-Is was reported
some weeks ago that Charles C. Rnehart. the
murderer Of Bodel had been hanged by A
mob, near Lexington. LIE Seur County, Min
nesota. That report proved incorrect But we
now learn from the St. Paul papers that on the
9th ult., kinehart was taken BY an excited
mob and hanged till he was dead. He had
twice managed to escape from Jail since bis
arrest. but was each time re.taken, and It Va.
the fear that he would effect bis escape that in
duced the people to hang him.
Coon SroRY.-The following story is told Of
Jenny Mohar, who has SO long been the gard
ener 81 the PRESIDENTIAL mansion ia Washing
TOM
The President had heard rumors that JENNY
the visitors At the White House, so one brioht
morning he summoned him into h;s presence u
receive his dismissal. JIMMY" said the Pres.
ident, /" hear bad stories about you. Il Is said
you are constantly drunk and uncivi to visit
ors Jenny was puzzled to repiy--at las, he
said -" Mr.. President, / hear much worse
stories about you, but do you think behave
themy"
Tecumseh, Chief Of the Omaha Indians was
killed near Decatur, Nebraska, a few weeks
since, BY Lewis Neil, a quarter breed, who mar.
ried the sister Of the deceased. Mel was ar
rested, and it was thought the Indians would
kill him. atA
William Sherman and two daughters Of M.
Curtis Haven. were drowned on the 2sth ult..
while crossing Guam River, New Jersey. Their
bodies have been recovered.
new kind Of emigration" scheme has bee.
orgAnizadin Paris. The English Austrian colo.
MES suffer from the scarcity Of the fair sex.
sxen more than the French COLONIES from the
want OF negro labor; and several Australian
agents have arrived In the French capital. ana
IRE offering large premiums With the promise
y husband @ soon % they arrive q the
lnti-rodsa. to ell French spinstess usder the
1ge o. thirty. They have already collected
bout one hundred.
AAM AMD hORsES DaOWnRD.-Two beothera
'Aned Cleveland, living near Buck Creek. |
'ere 70 the city on Thursday in . wagon. and |
satteo i0r nome too lAte % teach ID before |
ARK, and 10 attempting 70 crosa q bridge over |
Gongh near tbs farm Of Mr. Charles Fisher. /
Dc horses, wagon and men fell on this bridge |
nso the water. killing one Of the men and |
so~ning both horses. The other maj, went % |
mouse near By and obtained assistance, but
eioFe they arrived It the spot, bis brother Mad
ssathed his lase 4 Coroner inqueat Wa held |
Yer - bedy yesseFdsy. Whistler w. - 4
Asas q ~ dsasA.-(OssAus ~. @ag u
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A despatch from Kansas City says that a gang
OF Jayhawkers" under Brown entered Bates
County on Thursday last and stole four horses
from Jesse jackson and burned his house. II
is stated upon good authority that Gov. Medary
has ordered four companies Of dragons to that
region, and also that four companies of militia
be raised in Linn and Bourbon Counties for
which officers are already commissioned.
lie has telegraphed to the Secretary OF War
to send arms and ammunition from St. Louis.
which has been done. 1t is expected that these
counties will continue under martial law for
some time.
The pro-savery party still hold most Of the
oihces They are accused of oppressive acts
Old prosecutions, pending on account of former
troubles, are great cause Of dissatisfaction.
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Des1 - ~ ~ sAN8sct thas every Wfoog
gs0 t0o peOee wAtch VIII worK -
-. - - sen weaving
y9lh nD0A11 - ~ Unich % e SHARED
asiengM. 80 PespnsAtlo0 "a rendering 81
resributtens w1seh esleng y eafen, TWO things
are often % pate g g attract general attention;
t9ipltY g. mind q soe workers o. iniqpisy, ~
which 10 III tortr ecnemes tney seem 20 chOoee
the very means pest asted 10Y then defeat, ana
the maniiestAslOa Of an overriding iateillgence
10 the ordering OF evests which makes destsuc-
tion eure. Mg
IAo seiema leeesese WITCH ae teel ~ tracing
the history Of some great crime, % caused main-
~ By the consciousness that an unseen hand V
spreading the tolls IN which the perpetrator
will be certainly taken at last. The great dread
winch sometimes ovefmastefe the soul 81 the
murderer. y mot 80 much fear OF mere human
skill or ehort, - IN apprehension that God him.
self 10 arraying al agencies against MIN, % that
his best devised plans for concealmeut ana
escape viii prove the very means OF exposure
plicaole to wreng political act'ons 40 70 individ-
uAls, and the history OF the attempts Of the
slave power to suodue the North and bring the
whole country into subsection TO its own per
petual dictatorship. shows IN the nest c0nciu-
s've manner, that he Who rules the des'inles OF
nations mas sealed u for ruin, ana Is guiding u
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
ClIY OF SEw-YoRK: DEfAsTmLNr or Fis,NCE,
CesIRoLLEk's OFFICE. august /. lS5s.
PROPOSALS for S46G 600 CENTRAL PARK

i IMPROVEMENT FUND srOCH.-Stard ptep ,sals will
the Coutroe. hce until fdsy September
lsi9 n the will he puhhy oP-ned,
oT the whole Of the amount Of -Four Hundred AID
SxvSs Thousand Sin Hundred Dollars Of the Central fark
ruvs Of the City OF Nefofk au,notzed
by Legislature, entitled. the
Regulation of the Central Park passed Ap
H. amsndd April Is, 1850; ard by ordoauce OF The
Common Council approved by the Mayor July p 1859.
The ~ consist Of thousand hundred ana
shares OF hundred dollar each share and com.
prizes remainder Of smouut authorized TO be issued
s6 e for .hr im prnvrmcu' Of the Central PARK II bears
interest of sx psyable quarter
yssry spd the prncpal reoeemabr from The
su king the Redemption Of the City Debt the Is,
1857 such redemption being tner secured by
pledge 81 the Park and lite sppurtensnces
viii the amount OF stock desired ana e
pee per share the eho-e proposals accepted
will be required deposit with the Chamberlain OF the eiy
within opening Of tie bd one hall OF the sum
awarded them respectively including the premium on the
wlole
be paid 10 the Chamberlain 10th day Of November next
On preep,pg the receipts the Chamberlain Tor such
10 the Controller bidders will b. entitled receive cerhcae
equal Of value c the stock bearing Interest
fruin the Of sgch post. ~
EAch proposition should b. sealed and indased Proposals
f Central Park Improvement Fund sSck-snd the Prooss
thu. sealed and iueo put in second eaveoP4 sealed ana
addiessed TO the Controller
The sh i. reserved the part Of the Controller TO reject
or all Of bids II considered necessary 70 protect OF promote
n. interest,". Of the city R0BT T. HAWS Controller.
Department; Finance, Controllers Ofice AuE /. lS'9
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

" Couuectins at N-w-Hsmpton with the Delaware Iaeks
~anus and W,.ern Railroad and EAsoo with the Lensh
Valley Rsi'rsd. . .,o,o So,
svnMFE ARR,NeENENrs-Co Commencing May islS5s LSsN~
New York for Eas,on aud u,~rmecis- places iron fr NO
No-h River 4, IL. .i5 snd AZ m iot S"u-f
vile ty shove trains az 5t The above trans con
Fizabeth with the har.sd ~hi,5
I,a,r New York frm foot of CouTandtst, a. 7ao and u
~, and I and p.
tn l45. from New Yort makes close eonnecnGn
East Psur.yysria Railroad % Reading without change OF cs
and com pct. Reading for Puttsye and Harrisburg
Ps.s.rs- r the Drawere L.ckasanna snd Western Rail
road will leave at only for Lehgh Valley Railroad Of
TSos m. and l:i5 only. - - . ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
Me6ical.
CTRFD ALMOST INSTANTLY

NANKER CURED ALMOST INSTANTLY.
u ~ tie u.. q pr VELPEAC's CAshakiSE-s-
rRy.rEsr DISCOVERY Of tn AGE.-so''s ouins us's
80 Tb,rr CT. ksche 81 currd oy Us 80 aacet
- Lx =, a,b.r article Anosn tor s- y -, ,ssa
~ r0x No 81 BurlAyp., Wtoiessls Aru, bt shi.Lt
urSTiSG Nc 10. Ss.ssgs,. Pr0pi-sors Notn'os oossS
tor mi Apply 10 'be rroprie'or.
CT7PF CURE for PILES.-1hs Med'c'ns
Sti.h N. rr pr,sor ofr-s 70 tee pubic Ca. esa
r more ,lan yesrs BY phssiesn' sd one 500 sss
,.v -.,e ory,G ain tor tsr ABOVE osr,se rn
.rna i,ebins with which many sr- smc'eo. soe
ne have fsiiei core, tti. rse. pn~Sisfs
IA, tested tass tee suoscneTt eA
% brir, n b-for. public s1c ~tffsht p''es
- - Ir fsiufe the n.iiles 49,
e.,l.s ~ ~. pgrrhs.cr Prepares ey HENRI ,'
- :, g,;r ,.., Boston. Sold ~hoiessie Nj 'Sst ~
9EGENAS Co. a8e By DIussss seHe's-J' '''""0~~
psny each c'fte-
vv,UFRNOMETER 90 IN THE SHADE
IN. ro., month in the year 'n the
~ h,, bliy and prnancrs
"a az the bowels ,.,iye organs whicH "n's P-'
e., result in ,>,.,,ur.
DYsENTERY. AND CHOLERA Aokb1 a.,
,rd the.e diseases culnaiIAie II ees'h II e" 1>''
tlrthe., d. .rr,yrxrn
s-, 20 the public with the utmost Confidence the "'
CORDIAL CoGSAC BITrERs.
h. IN 4pon Of ta- cerbrsd feoch Shrui't L~fVuN' ~
,sc.ureS in F,sncc from paf- Cosnsc Bttes x,,..
The concur, testimony Of ft. uedh 81 tseui'y
,ha, Biters the bret remedy n"~ WI $50.
irf.lNb- cur. s disease. of the bowels sue -
-, . hv ali Surr.s sni bars IN ht. wy 10 oi
STElNtELD, NJ 70 NAssau-s:, Sole Assh' III ~ N'A
S.nrga
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From July
Ii s. ls5e TRAINS viii leave Chsmbers-st station .
5low. Express Trains, AID II ul And 2 M FOR hna
con $40 m for sus sas aij m and and O:Se fot
Poshk.ep.,e 75. N and l:l5 for Tarryt0wn ,: Is sl
st5p m Tor Pe-kski ssh TIE hntson Poushkeepse
Peek.i sus Sing Tary.o~n Trains stop aost Of Ia
way Passengers taken a. Chsmbers Cans. Christopher
nod S,,s. Trains for Nw.Yors leave Toy t+S and sS
u and Sf5 p and Albany sbous l5 minutes h'er os
supdsy. IN Az SMITH. SuVS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

NEW-YORK AND EKIE KAILRUAD.0Oh
~ And after MONDAY April ls snd until further notice
Passet III leave Pier. foot OF DGsne IS
DUNKIRK EXPRESS At a m, for DunSrs ane SanA@
ana pal intermediate Ststtona
EtIL IRATN q. a. Dunkirk and Buffalo, aud in.sc
ROCKLAND PASSENGER i $3.50 ?. m, from foot Of Hss
c-r., va Peruout for Suferns and n.sm-tse Stson@
WAY PASSENGER at ! p m. for Newoursh ssddet'Sa
Ard Intermediate Sts'lons
MONT EXPRESS At S .. n, TOT OuDkirt and insIos
III sblv- trains daily, Sundays excepted
fbs.. Expr-.s Trsn' connect At Ennrs Ttn me h..
c,u,pdaxs sn6 Eaazr. Fss RaiToed, fof NiAssla FALL
airshsuo .h tn@ Syracuse and Snshsut)u Rarosd foi
Syracuse 1t Corning with the Bhso, Corning and New
R.rsf 6r Rochester sud BuEto at 1f-at benz ~n n,
D..u ,r L,rk.v.nns and Westorn RNcsd for scranton
aorrsl-.ville with Bafso sud Sewfort City haroea
And A. Buffalo .pd Dunkh with the Lsse snoie hea ho'
CincInukr Tnlaio. Detrot CHI ago &G
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, BNc.

w HAMTON, n Y.-EiEst hours from New York ei.y hv
n Y Z. R-Ths establishment las . very peas.nf "a
hsAisfsl csoa FSg Circular giving particulars sdayvss J.
T. NORTH, NJ D. ~ "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
gustrurtion.


o A MER. SCHOOL INST" 346 way n. T.,
and 500 Chestnut Phila Schools supplied viii ON
eent Teachen si.o with pups and Teacher with P. o1s
Rrferenoes-D LowD MssoL Hon rheo frsinEhny:-n L "
Superior Musdc Teachers wanted. SMITH. "oopMAN Co
DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL at LITTLE
ID FERRY, BERGEN CO. N -Tn,s school Is situated on
sr farm dsged for young sds under Is years o age
Iop ,ery healthy accessible several times daily by railroad
or stage Terms S per tho extra Pupils received any
time. For Circulars, address A y "iNANi, rnncpsL
MISS SPALDING would respectfully inform
lvl her friends pubi- that hey BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will REOPEN on TUESDAY.
o~pts mber Is
TTNARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-Circulars giving
parsculsrs can b~ obtained At T. GOODENOU0Hs Booa
s.osr Ia Ns..sas NJ T., Of NEWMAN, An Principal
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS SCHOOL for BOYS
k pleasantly located In the suburbs o! Poughk~ep.r New
York frw sds received into his family 70 whose fhysca
Mental Moral tanng careful attention vii be flvrn S
oularv ob.sines Of wOoDwoRrH. esq, Pubssb"r No
lis ks..a street. New YORK; ~to vii nasetaJ Svs any ID
fo-rnation desired J.f rEITis Al, rrin lpAL
Poaahke~psie. July 2 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

EOR SAVANNAH.-The American Atlsntlc
Steamship Conpsnys aia f,vori,e steamship MONT
GONERI. Fpdb Cptksr, Commszder Wi l-ay- Fsr No T.
\ R. on THURSDAY, August II, G cc!ock Ia Psssa1r
nab with sccommod atoms Slo Through
,ictets N-xor-a1- $50 49, Mobile td1; Ssolisonery,
so Albany Ca, s2i; Atlantis, f5 Columbus sS Mscoa
S2l Ausra ~ and principal places IN Florida at lowest
rses B5grsse checked through al pF.cpa places Freight
per AID M nate rs;es t'lrsnee pr cent
srrly 10 h b CROMWELL Co.. No s5 Wests-
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA-U. :. NAIL
Il LINE-The favorite ship ALABAMA Cspt. Geo. r.
scA.nok will leav. SATURDAY., Agg O. At m, from
Pier n r. Through tickets 10 Muug m-Ty Column
bus Atlantis albany aud Macon Bill o Ladns signed only on
boafG. Scr irei sht Passage, apply 20
SAMUEL Ml1NHllL son, No - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
NEW YORK and NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.

Conn ruciue May D lSsa.
S,4ion ia NeS ork 2hst- aud ih-sv
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New-Ilsven a. lex D. l2'5 3:l5 texl; $3.50 and
t:i5 p m For Bridgepor' T. a. (sx) 1895, 5l5 eS)
S:S and ii5 m. For Milford Ssfo'o fairfield. Southport
spd Westoor, l2ij 80 and - for Nor~ IA
7sau.; l2:45 3l5 texl; S:jo t:S $50, $50 m 70,
Dsrier and Greenwich T. IT l2;t'. $3.50 40 SD o;S
. For Stamford, Z teAh a ~ 10, 2:h tex o:ti
Ass p For Port Cr-r aud inermsdis.e Sta
tions, 7, a. u: t5 $3.50, ass $3.50. s:a- p.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston s. lex S:l5 t.x) For Hartford and
Sprugn s(rN) 55 u(t1l For au-cscns River Rail
ton Fr Haven London and St,niDg,on Railroad a.
NJ ana 3:l5 m. For Canal Railroad to Northampton,
a No. lex IS For HousatoEc Railroad a. m and
3:lj D. M Fr Nauga'BcS Railroad J:i5 p. Fot
Daubury aud Norwak Rsrnas. 7. $. m $50 p
JAMES h. HOfT, Superintendent
NEW-YORK II WHITE MOUNTAINS, via
~ SARATOGA SPRINGS -Passeu by the HuSsoL
arrive 81 the White Moau.siu Lake ChsmpsD aud BuTns
ton or yis Rutland Bellows Falls the next evening
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST Wis JERSEY
CITY-Msil and Express hn-s leave New York At and
4 and snd p fare s. Through Tickets sod for Cia
and West ana fD Washington Orleans and tns
South lc and through baggage ksd Washington tn -
% and 8. .. m. trains
j. W. WOODBURY., Assistant supertn endenh
No will be received FOR trains unss delivered 81
checked fifteen inmates In advance of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VA NEW.

CNOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCh W W" 49,,
l. PpR1 snc FALL RIVEk-Iae spieoasa ~ rvrr,
essr,e, METROPOLIS Cap. Brv~n !e.v,s ,t.t ~
TTTsDAY, THURSDAY .ns SATURDAY q oesSsR exsSSsxRsY
ace u. EhPlRE STATE Cs7, tny'on, % - ~, Ne
WHnNLSpAY su6 vRIDAY q; o'c-ock n no" '"' "
sH.R -. ..--< q, Ar ASH
Hrres-ey rooms vSl d rer,rdet sr'r~ ~ w
ear, urtil snail hsgs been p>ii of s,.,., n,
VtSs, e Bo..ou forws-s~S hrugsh With e-ea. W
WN BORDgN Ar-u, Sos 70 snt II "er~-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICA
u ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
w. Itwsrr

, TYHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
/ ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS;
From New-Yost 70 Livsrpooi
Chief Cabin Passage. e.......-......-'........."sl,
Prom Boston % Liverpool:
Chief CABIN P.s'ss- s-....'........."'.'''''...sHS
sseone c.b,n Ps-.ais E =. i;:,.:,
rERsiA a'l cspt % jaatin. DIS - CANADA, Capt. Lana
ASIA Car, I, 9, Lo.s SIA1ARA Capt Hsd.,o. I5.
AFRIoA csPt shannon ESRoPA :. Cap :. Lr.a s-is
Ibo.rd b9w r-d on port bow.
1sA SesYorI wsdns.isy jGy
cASADA L.n.Lesre. eo.og " Weane.d.y jTiy
EUROPA Lech- .L-sves Boston "Wednesday - 10
fERsiA Jadiin, Leaves NevYOri W-dne.i.y :. Il
ssr.h, no, secured anil pad tor
An experienced Surgeon on board
Of these shps vii not he accountable for oos
aivsr Bullion. Specie J-wely Precious Stones Metals U
''r expressed '' i'es cGSssD NJ Nssp's 'sS- er..
CTEAM to IRELAND, DIRECT for $50 = IN.
- Liverpool Ee-YOrs sae Phisdrphi. Steamship corp'-
From BelfAs, spd cors New From NswYn. 70 Cork ana
CITY OF MsscHrsrrn, S9s; CITY Os li,2ss aS2ssaEsnn
27th and 1sth July SFh August
Cabin. tou, New. Yort 10 Corr and iv-rpool.....e7s
seer.se, nom New Yor. TO Cor. and LissIPIo
Which VIII he served b, tae ComP.Py. -e~Md.
esrlns HsiisI ard s. Johns the steamers sa dE~s
Core
JOHN ae4EE, No lbs ye,oh.%t Bssu-
C. W D. SEYMOUR c.. Cork,
and Phsdelphis and New the Conpanys Oc-s NO
log w.lnu;, PhiAiepa. and No I5 B'9siD,y Sr. nsA
VIM INMAN Assut Nos g. and IS Tower Buildings, Lvss
Turher ..iinrs viii appear tutur. advertisements
GREAT REDUCTlON.-THE VANDERBILf
" EUROPEAN LINE United STATES MAIL STEAM
SHIPS ,af every fortuig between NesYoIs Southampton
Hsvrr under mail contract LEAVING this 'a ssn s,nse
SATURDAY and hr other side each Alternate WEDNESDAY,
IFRc. sE~.yoRgi rROa H.vRE Ne
foE sovrarTos secTs.rfIos
OcE QUEEN S-sbuTy Saturday, Aug IS Wdoe.dsy, Aug 81
VANDrRHLT Lsfevr. Saturday. Aug Il W-iuesdss s-pt -
AzihL, Saturday. Sp, TO- Nedse.dsy Sept -
These Steamships have ws;er-tieht compartments
Pace PAssaCE either wsv same, VIZ:
yANDtReILTIl,; cabin. sl2a asi slo"i q cabin So
ARIEL-is; cabin, $50; &c o,bu. go.
Thhc cabin. limited uumh-r, so
Certificate Passage issued from Europe 70 An-rcA specie
D. TORRANCE, Agent No BOws.snesn.
Cotton and other good. taken freight curren, rates
DORTL AND and W-YORK.-The new and
f,vori,e steamship CIEsAPEAkE sidney CsS SelL CI.
fron Pier No. l., \. r. every TUESDAY a. O'Clock
Pbs.AEe and fare. Including s;seroou g. kaDning time
about 81 hour, foy Pa';ssS egg or itif, aPpiy to
BIB CROMWELL Co, Nc s6 Wes.s.-, y
WHITE hOUNTAiNs-Thi. ia the mos direct end Pi,,Hr
.fqne from New York e h- White Mountains va Long
Vineyard sonds The Gen Hosse only sI houn
rid- trola Portlsnd
EOR SAVANNAH.-The American Atlsutic
GONERY Frdb Crrker Commander. wi -ay- f1sr No L.
\ r. on THURSDAY, August II, al oc!c-k Ia Psssa1e
ssyaInsb with uusurpsssrd acoommod on. Through
tetss N-wOr-a1s $50 IS; Mobile, t15; Montgomery
SD Alhapy Ca, S2i; Aiauts S-5 Columbus, sS5; Mscoa
s Augrsis -. and principal places IN Florida at loves.
Baggage oh ked through al pF.cPa places Freight
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and HARLEM RAILR a.

NEW-lORk and HARLEM Al LID " "a ~
N SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. -. a..,
On essy June l. 1852 ,Isns ~h es'o -''"
q stst'on NevIot, al follows;
For mshrd zr-7: - $3.50 S ara s'S p M
Tor White Plains-iiSo NJ. 4:oo and $500 p N
For W hite Plains-6l5 .. from " bite and Senis'
For Dover Psns-i:So p ~
For AIbauy-S:ga IN, Nail Irsin.
Returning viii lrsye
Dover Plains 5:Sn u. .n
Whi,- Plains 5,a sna 7:uo N. 500 snde;vf m
Wuiamsbrdse. 6: - and 9:Sn q u.: leo and p ~
N''~'' w j. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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financial.

EUGENE. THOMSON, Auctioneer and Broker,
y. 81 y. .fis.s 81 buy. ID srUC KS AID BONDS
os,r. Board ISsTRAHCE ST 'CR a. private sae Table
o. Insurance. Sio-ks upnu Hpp'ioAfln
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

i rOS for BOsrQ.. 49, PROvIpENCE-in.ns soo's-
a. 80. .rs rot a;---~ csryrr Easerr mel
r., r-.mrr. PLYMOUTH kOCE. Cap, Joe. s,0ns, -
sroSINGTOS AND PROVIDENCE Ard bo>IoS ts 80
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, !-syins Sew-fors a1Ly -
A.. sxeut@l nu Pier No NoItn River, nfs; ~n>I s,s
a.,,-ry p.c- O'Clock and Stoninfor 20 "
% 70. .Irfy. Ma. Tr>in ~hien le,y-s Boston S
The c VANDERBILT, from Se~.Yotk, Monday, " eases
dsy ard TG,y from s,oniEs,ou yruesisy THURSDAY sne ~
IN. PLYmoCTH ROCK. trnm New. Yors. fsesday, fnun
c.y .ri SATURDAY, s,oninxou- ksndAy "Wednesday sns
BrisAy. . s-.-.s.,,s
F,sers- proceed ssoninon per rs.osd 70
sua boSu IN the Express Mail Train reaching SAID psS
aSyxnc. Of BY other and In sfnpe tn1e m ~
,.-y mon ia lines connecting uoh ssd EAST Passenger -
s-f IL r-aan on board the enjoy ni8nts te ~
S,,,rrh+d b-.ats. desired. leave Stoninston In ne
n ran connecting Providence With the ii m uSn
Ro~-au.
Par from Providence 70 Es~por = ceaa -,
,..-r .rccuta-s tie And rala tAoos
each way 49,. -, -. 49, ,h.
Uesusra, - . ,e q - ,i.r. June %.
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TgiE FIGHT EENTH CENTURY, CALLED MErhO'
DisM. By AssL sTEyESs, LID. l2Ho. PIP $40 Csriio.
Porter.
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Professional Notices.
CURNITIRE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.

A f.r ,.ue siveu fo Furniture, Carprts Books Sc
Ne sS6.hav., between Sh and lSAss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

NV
" GRAND PIANOS
srEINwAY SONS Invite artists and the pasllc.n general
a. c.n Ana examine their newly invented OVERSEEING
ar AND PIANO hieh og power AND quality Of tone rro
noapcea scperr any 0hs Grand Piano S al who have
su,nss smons Ao the bes, musical dse q the
~ sssS .s lslak-sk TA Hsgan Editor 4 The Musical
Nss,,-~l T. G. Hul w A. King w. Mason T. c. Nsam, Il
=. ""'"FN - STEINWAY 4 soma
n.nussc,ur,r, Nos 81 and 81 Walkers. Ne~.ioSt