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MR.. TREsCoT TO LORD Lyons.

Washington, Dec. IL, 1860.
My LoRD: have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your note the Sth instant in which Won
have conveyed to this Government the expression
of her Britannia Maiesty's thanks for the cordial
reception given to his Royal Highness, the Prince
OF Wales, during his late visit to this country bv
the President and by all classes of the citizens and
OF her Majesty's wish that her grateful sense of
the courtesies extended to her son NAV be made
known generally to the citizens of the United
States.
am instructed by the President to express the
qualification with which he has learned how cor
reetly her Majesty has appreciated the spirit in
which his Royal Highness was received throughout
the Republic, apd the cordial manifestation of
that spirit by the people of the United States which
accompanied him in every step of his progress
ller Majesty has justly recognized that the visit
OF her son aroused the kind and generous sympa-
tines OF our citizens, and, if may so speak has
created an almost personal interest in the fortunes
OF I'll Ihe royalty which he so well represents
Inc President trusts that this sympathy and in
terest toward the luture representative of the SOW
erel9nty oil Great Britain is at once an evidence
and guarantee of that consciousness of common
interest and mutual regard which ave in the
past, and will in the future, bind together more
strongly than treaties the feelings and the fortunes
of the two nations which represent the ENTERPRISE.
the civilization, the constitutional liberty of the
same great race.
have also been instructed to make this CORES
pondence public, that the citizens of the United
States may have the satisfaction of knowing how
strongly and properly her Majesty has appreciated
the cordial warmth of their welcome to his Royal
Hghness.
have the honor to be, my Lord, with high con-
sideration, your Lordships obedient servant,
W. Henry TREsCoT,
Assistant Secretary,
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The Pacific TeIerranb

WAsHINGToN, Dec. l8.-The bill amendatory of
the Pacific telegraph law, introduced by Mr. Ely
in the House to-day, proposes to extend the time
for the completion ofthe line to the lst Of Decem-
Der, 1868. 1t allows the company to remove or re-
build their line upon any railroad which may be
constructed by the U. S. Government from any
part of the Mississippi valley to the Pacific
Should the company issue bonds, and sell the same,
the Government, if required, is authorized to pay
the amount of subsidy to the telegraph M
pany in discharge of the coupons to said bids
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iE VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES-IN-
TEltESTlNG CORRESPONDENCE
LORD LYnNs 10 aENER Al. nLss
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, lS6

WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1860.
NiR: lhe Queen, my august sovereign, has conf
manded that the earliest opportunity after the re
turn OF the Prince of Wales to England be taken
to convey to the President of the United States the
expression OF her Masstys thanks for the cordial
reception given TO his Royal Highness during his
IHie VISIT to this country, by the President him
sell, and by all classes Of the citizens.
one OF the main objects which her Majesty had
III view IN sanctionng the visit of his ROYAL High
ness vas TO prove to the President and citizens of
tne ohltad States the sincerity of those sentiments
OF esteem and regard which her Majesty and all
classes OF her subjects entertain for the kindred
race which occupies SO distinguished a nosition in
the community Of nations. Her Majesty has seen
with the greatest satisfaction that her feelings and
those of her people in this respect have been met
with the warmest sympathy in the great American
Union; and her Majesty trusts that the feelings Of
confidence and affection of which late events have
proved beyond all question the existence, will long
continue to prevail between the two countries to
their mutual advantage, and to the general inter
ests OF civilization and humanity.
L am commanded to state to the President that
the Queen would be gratifed by his making known
generally to the citizens of the United States her
grateful sense of the kindness with which thev re-
celved her son, who has returned to England deep
ly Impressed with all ne saw during his progress
through the States, but more especially so with
the friendly and cordial good will manifested to-
wards him on every occasion by all classes of the
community.
have the honor to be- with the highest consid-
Grafton, sir, your most obedient, humble servant,
Lyons.
Hon. LEWIS CAss.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
DECEMBER TERN, lsG0.-ANNAPoLIs, Dec. Is 1850
No. lT.-Shermont Chase and others (negroes J
as. Mordeca Plummer. Appeal from the Equity
side of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges Coun-
tv. The argument in this case was concluded by
G.. Z. Magruder for the appellee, and by A. B..
Hagner for the appellants
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REV. W. IL. CHAMBEELAIN's LECTURE.-The fol-
lowing, which we cut from the Family Journal, ex-
presses in just terms the admiration universally
felt by those who heard the recent lecture of the
Rev. W. II. Chamberlain, at the Hall of the Mary
land Institute:
"Of course, whilst we condemn this trade of
ecturing with all its tricks and appliances we are
not so unjust as to fail to recognize merit where it
really exists, or to deny that occasionally even in
these degenerate days one is favored with dis
course full Of freshness, strength and originality
and which truly subserves a great purpose in the
economy OF public instruction. 1t was our good
fortune to hear discourse of this character at the
Maryland Institute, few evenings since, on the
subject OF "The Common and the Uncommon" and
we never before so fully realized the efficacy of this
kind of desultory instruction, or the power of a
lecturer by originality, newness and beauty of
thought to charm and improve the minds and
hearts of his hearers This lecture was in our
Judgment, everything such discourse should be;
1t abounded in new thoughts, and in quaint and
useful deductions drawn from old ones: it touched
by its unique grace and spirit the springs of idea
serving as stimulus to mental activity as well as
attording food for after-relection. And when
public lecture does not serve this purpose it not
only fails OF its end, but proves great public bore
and the sooner those having charge of our public
institutions, and to whom is entrusted the duty of
procuring lecturers, realize this fact, the be tier
Should they neglect to perceive it, they will find
that the whole system will not only prove a failure
but fall into entire disuse."
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Burning of Steamer of the New York and
Charleston Line.

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-The steamship John p
King, of the Charleston Steamship Line took fire
at her dock at an early hour this morning, and
hauled off in the stream, where she now lies burn
ing from stem to stern.
SECOND DESPATCH
She steamer King is still burning below decks,
and is almost completely destroyed. She is valued
at Sl6OOO0 and partly insured. She is owned at
Charleston and here.
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Steamship ColI;S;on

New YORK, Dec. lS.-The steamers James Ad-
ger and the Il. r. Cuyer, from Charleston and Sa-
vannah, came in collision this morning. The for
mer lad her stem and rudder carried awav. and
the latter is badly damaged in her bows.
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Arrival Of the Steamer Etna.
specie for the United States--FcarfII Coal
Mine Explosion--ome Hundred Lives Lost

New YORK, Dec. lS.-The steamer Etna has ar
rived from Liverpool. She brings nothing later.
The steamer Atlantic, which was to have sailed
on the 5th, has f149,OO0 sterling in specie The
Etna brings SO 900 sterling.
There had been a fearful explosion in the Risea
coal mines, near Newport Waes by which one
hundred lives were lost.
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SHAN SUICIDE-Fraud on an Ofcer-Our
readers will recollect the case of postmaster who
was arrested at White Pigeon few months since,
on charge of robbing the mails, and who after
wards committed suicide by taking poison while
under the officers charge. His name was Wood
ruh. He was supposed to have given receipt in
full for all temporal transgressions, and the officer
LETT him lying stark and stiff his bed, and made
his return on the warrant with a coroners verdict
attached. 1t seems that there is doubt in the
matter however. Word was received yesterday
that Woodruff had been seen in Chicago; that an
excitement ragged at White Pigeon, and that the
collin had been disinterred and found to contain a
stick of wood. The officer, Mr.. L. W. Moore, of
the u S. MarshaPs force, started Yesterday morn
ing to ascertain the facts in the case. 1t seems
most Improbable state of facts, but the game may
have been played successfully with the eonnvance
OF the famiIy.-PiasJurg Post, Dec. II.
SIR. Breed, the newly elected Mayor of Lynn, is
working shoemaker, and quietly occupied his
bench for the greater part of the election day. On
Tuesday evening, about three hundred of the
workingmen met to congratulate him upon his
election.
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BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JuDGE PRICE.
There was nothing Of interest transacted il
this Court today
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TIE NATIONAL TROUBLES.

TIE NATIONAL TROUBLES.
THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY THREE.
Proposition for Middle Confederacy
POSSIBLE DISRUPTION Oh TILE COMMITTEE.
TROUBLE APPREHENDED IN WASHINGTON.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONTENTION.
THE SESSION RESUMED IN CHARSLESTON.
Appointment of Important Committees.
The North Carolina Legislature Passes
Bill to Arm the State.
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TROUBLE APPREHENDED IN WASHINGTON.
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THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY-THREE.

Proposition for a Middle Confederacy
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WENDELL PHILLIPS ADDRESS AT MUSIC
HALL, ON--EXTRAORDINARY SCENES
FOR A NEW ENGLAND SABBATH-THE
POLICE ON DUTY AT A "PLACE OF WOR-
SHIP"
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
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Mr.. Fillmore fully recognized the difficulty of a
sectional rule, if it be majority rule, when
he proclaimed the following sentiments in the Pres
ident;a campaign of 1856:
''We see political party presenting candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency selected for
the hrst time from the free States alone, with the
avowed purpose of eecting those candidates by the
suffrage of one part of the Union only, to rule over
the whole United States. Can it be possible that
those who are engaged in such measure can have
seriously reflected upon the consequences which
must inevitably follow in case of success? Can
they have the madness folly to suppose that our
Southern brethren would submit to be governed by
such a Chief Magistrate?
= Suppose that the South, having ma
ority of the electoral votes, should declare that
they would only have Shareholders for President
and Vice-Presiden, and should select such by their
suffrages to rule over us at the North. Do you
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

H. THINK OF IT.
SICK FOR 10 YEARS
SUPERIORITY OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF AND
PILLS TO ALL OTHER SYSTEMS or
MEDICATION POSITIVELY ESTAB-
LISHED
lie, those who doubt read the following letter from Mr. Joseph
smssre respectable citizen Of Quincy H.:
QUINCY H., May, 1850
"Dr. Railway Il Co.;
" became diseased thirteen years ago, and have
this pl,ce Quincy M but grew under their
have tiled variety the popouar sdveried remedies with
better Nothing No. nothing did any good until
tried
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Then for the st time In long anguish misery and
disease felt aud comforts paas aches aud ndmtcs le
aud again able to enjoy life My disease all
o,dy and through my Doctors called different
names was lame crippled had breakngs my body
pains aud ohes IN all limbs heads ches p1ns stomach
sfer eating coud not sleep we'll do anything like healthy
man shepld do, Ia fact, was miserable.
with the Ready Relief took
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
RENovATINO REsOLvENT
Al ny pains aud sches have LEFT me; my arc healed
my blood sleep well and feel vigorous strong
and healthy "a amy desires"
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is sold for 25c Soc. and 81
per bottle
RfNovATING REsOLvENT. 81 per bottle.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS. 25o. per boz
RADwAY & Co, Ne - JehAst, Now. York.
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Fatal BrRsiNG FLgD CASuALrY-rhs IL g.,
Fen M herald IL vsss Of who terribly fsi "a
Tuesday evening BY the explosion q apid hn' q he ss
Hc ~ on evening" Coroae senir o.f ho 90 ~
quest OF body when ape~ared that sessa.yf Wa
wsy aud falling ON fluid lamp. csas-d TO cap cte ~
cothes caught ire from The exploded aup ead 30 ss ns
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Water-Uure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Birg-
lyl hsnton N " eight hours from New York CITY By rail-
establishment hss location unsurpassed In natural
recovery will be found large garden attached
tse premises from which the ue strawberries win be served
this north. For Circular, address J. H. NORTH n. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

6onscs ano farms h1anteo.
rEn-A Gentleman

COUNTRY SEAT WANTED.-A uenllenla man
aFURNisHED HOUSE in Country within one hour o.
New Yok by steamer rsiL oSson on ne desirable
tenant can BE- obtained By addressing ADVERTISER Box NO
l2s5 Post Office. g.I.. ..1ll
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1914 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1Q&O
RAILROAD. 1OOO

The capacity Of the Road equal 70 any in the Country
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST.
Office No Astor House, corner Of vesey 1t.
Facilities for the transportation Of to and from Cin
cnnst Chic ago st LOUIS st Paul Nashville Memphis New
Orleans and AZ other the West North and South
west unsurpassed for speed and comfort by route
Through for the West leave Ne~York foot Of Court
Isndtst incoming Express q EvsniugExpress p m
Sleeping and smoking Cars all trains
Psre always low aud the time quick BY any other
route
by this outs Fregs Of all descriptions bs forwarded 10
and from any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD Dr.
RECT TO aDJ port th4 naygsbs vers Of the West by
steamers from Pitsburgh.
Freight and any point Of the West BY the
Pennsylvnia Railroad at all tmes svorsbs charged
By other Rsroad Companies Merchants and shippers inrus
transpo tson Of their Freight this Company
With confidence Oh its speedy transit
This Conpsny also maintains Emigrsnt Accommodation
Line by which grating westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode Of at the 6ass ratss
Of faro L ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Aston House
LEECH Co.. Freight Agents,
No Asto- House, and No. South-Wiian-k.
MCDONALD BISCHoFF, Emigant Agents.
No Battery .plaos.
THOMAS A. SCOTT. Gener. supt Altoona Pa
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

On and siteg MONDAY, May l8 1862 Trains will leave
Nth It Station w-Yort, a. folows:
For Wilsnsbndge and all way stations tao and IL m,
and For White Plans and all way stations, g. and
SD D. For White Plains and all way stations 65 m. from
Whisest Depot For Crut Falls Sis stopping VIII
iamsbdge and stations For Dover Plains 1870
stopping White Plains and stltions above For Albany 1913
nc Express Nah Train stopping at White Plains, Bedford
Croson Falls, and all stations north
Returning will leave Wsmsbrdge, stopping at oil sta
tons at $40 and and White Plains, stopping
wsy sa,ions at and 3:+s .nd Dover Plains,
stopping all stations north Of Fordham. Crotou Falls
S M stopping all stations north Of Fordhsm. Albany,
m Express Mail Train stopping all stations to w Psns
John BURCHfILL Assistant Superfngenderk.
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BROADWAY BANK, I
Esw-YOK, June %. 1850
TNWENTY--FlRST DIVIDEND.-A SEMI
Il ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE (5) PER CENT on the
Catsl Stock Of this Bank out Of the profits of the current s1
nl ntks will paid and ter the I'd july ensuing
TIE Transfer b. obs viii BE- closed from the 2ob ins until
the day OF pay ment. ~ order Of the Bo I'D 800 ,
J. ENERITT. Cashiet
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OAK ORCHARD Acid sPRuEas-1s.-


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thai ths.s water. highly valuable :. usds;i .ss.s. e
S..spss " s :Ss sonssS nd so~s
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which be hs. the ws,eu pose. dseidcdy tes n
sersnt and sstnssu propsre. ssd thsi the es. Of t
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ss d IN con1ss:esacs from prc:r.ssd s,s
petite and promote digestion in p.nhss % . ssss
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attended Ss .s = BENG @s ssa,
at by continued dsodsr the stomach Ia .eonls -
irst and perpetual best In skin shcss tos
Dyspeps Connected with alkaline condon 81 the stcns
=. Al Yyross or Water rnsh viii prove better than hydro
choc add In Of Cocs PietonaI spd o.hes ,1jas
oroyc be an sdnsbe andote In Chronic fnsryngt L
s,is Chronic Mucous Cstsrh, and Hand Asthma Chrou
erxrnay) a q gsrxe To Ulcsrsted 6ors TArss
In Gases Of ssvson and In Leacohss sud 0ess end 10
Piles. -,
When taken internally wine asf Of chs Wsss dls1s&
tst en- three tifnes day IL sufficient for an sdalt
Other eirnonisls om phycsns and other respectable r.
diyiduals may be application 10 ths Agent
Dealers supplied on liberal terms =.
No Wster genuine unlrss procured from
III. w. bOSTWfCk. Sole Agsus
metropolitan Hotel Building, Broadway. NewYoh No ~
Sold also by Hegeman Co. Nos 16l. Sse sl1, and ~
Broadway and BY Thos T. Green i<h aud Broadway
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Marbinerg.

EOR SALE-One frst-class secondhand STEAM
Il ENGINE in good running order tweGtyo'e horse powe
with together with Boer AID Fixurea
BLAKE SON. No. BIC Bro,dwsy, Albany N Y.
CTEAM BOILERS for SALE.-New aud seo-
- md hand Steam Boilers completes with nKtures from
l5borse power; also " STEAM ENGINES. one aud iK
horse power An kinds Boilers made ordr at shortest
notice how're or address WIN flNNEY Co, Brooklyn
Steam Boiler Works. No 167 Wster-st, Brooklyn l.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

hRUPS1 CUKED IeVtn Tue WOrst cdsesE IN
IL old Physician DESTROYS 10 do good BY making known til
wonderful of will lend the foil preenpaon with u
sucions afflicted free Of charged Address Dr. r. " BOYD
No. l0l Franklin st., Neg-lork- -
DUSSIAN yAPOR BATH, No. 60 East 27th-st,
III near 4hay-Ths newly opened establishment Is erected
after the approved European plan, and prosdet wiz
all modern mproyeDents The r. " Bath Is to be tie
most efficient remedy all OF Colds Coughs Gcus BAe<
sm Paralysis Chronic Diseases Of tie Stin and an sdoc
tions produced by suppressed Precipitation the skin Ops
daily for Ladies from 70 10 m for Gen'lemes from os m
to D. Price 81 An additional charge Will be msde foy
tents requiring extraordinary attention THEO GEBEKA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

HUDSON RIVER RAILKOAD f0r ALbANf
IL and TROY connecting nth trains NORTH and VEST
Station as folows Through Express Trains and and
sP Albany Mail m seepSs Ca, 1T Train s:So m
l:i5 and D. m. for Poushkeepse l:l5 and sD nj fof
Tarrytown 3:s5 and l04S FOR Peeksk $50 p m From
Emisrant Sis Passenger taken at Chamber Canal
Christopher and slts,s Trains for New York leave Troy
SOS sundsys includedb and sss and Albany about bali
IN hourlAt,' A. y. SMITH, Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
IL Of the County Of NewYork notice L. hereby given 70 u
nesons having claims against MARTIN UNGRICH late tke
City Of New York baker deceased 10 present the Vi
thereof the sabscrbers at the Office Of CHARL
on the lt day Of October nexDs,ed New Yea
''' '''' NN' HENRY UNGRIcH Execusse
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nor SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
IL steamship r. r. CUYLER Capt Y. Croker, viii lssye
Pier No IT, N. r., on THURSDAY, June %, at Pas
.arr 10 Savannah with unsurpassed SIS Tick
cts sod to the following places New Oreal $50 Mobile
s35 Montgomery SIS; Memphis s3l IS; Nashville S21 13i
Ell Atlan, sal Macon $40 Augusta SIT S'i and pieces
Freirht 10 cents Der foo. Apply to H B. CROMWELL &
20 M a6 Wex and No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

ONE VILLA. on about acres, ready for occu-
nancy. also ole PARK PLAN Of 30 acres and several
VILLA sifES for SALE at New ,urgh. n Y Call on;
sbdress l. X. CARPENTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

EUUi HAMPTON and HAVkE.--Ias NORTH
y ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY win dispatch for
he ports their spendi steamship ADRIATIC Capt
Consoc. carrying the uuite1 States hzi the following
aSs Cenal-st Wnany
.EAsk
SATURDAY, Jane TUESDAY, jane 49,
SATURDAY, July IA TUESDAY July 81
SATURDAY, Aas Is TUESDAY, Sept IL.
SATURDAY, Oct G. TUESDAY. Oct 81
and leaving Southampton the Day after leasias Hsue.
Toe Aeistsc undoubtedly ansrceed by any steamship Ia
sorc comfort safety and speed She bas wstetgtt
som partnrnt- First Cabin passage $40.
FoI sigrt apply at tho Office Of the .oEpsny No Wall
IT., or sor osszsse II WIN n W1CKHAM
Once the whaf, foot Of Cansi-sL
s.eat. Londos ADD SoutaAmptor-Messrl 0rnne Nnkx
4 morgaL-
agent at haue-John Punnett, esq
Acct At Psi'-Jsmss w TICKER, esS, Ne. 10 Fsubouy
No tmsrts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22
Cutlery, earowars, &f.

NN0 LICHTklNG-ROD MEN.
III TIP LYON MANUFACTURING COMPANY are ore.
pared 70 furnish 81 knds Of LIGHTNING RODS and TRIM
GINGS, at lowest prires UTIS'S PATENT INSULATORS
Wit plain gDivsnizsd COPPER-COATED RODS are an
earpsss~d WEST 4 Co, Agents,
NO l7s Broadway. EewYort
NIETERBOFT q Co.
wv BROKERS,
TIN SPELfEk COPPER, ETC,
srt.r ..-rl Ne o. Beeyer-st, N, Y, f.f
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Real Gstate for Sale.

ATORANGE, N. J.-COUNTRY SEAT of 10
"A a acres near 10 depot; frstclass improvements ch soil
rae.ty Of fruit pure son spring wsier hot end cold carried
fhourh the buildings Apply To l. Patton Co., ~ Wihansi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
CITY-Msil and Express Lines leave New York and II
"a and sad o M fare 90 Through tickets cold for Gin
cnnst and West and for Washington NewOresns sns
the sou &C., and through baggage checksdeo warrington
= M and s o. trains. n,.
w WOODBURY.. Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii be received fOr any trains psss n'