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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
frrnitnre.
Ocean CLEANERS, 81.

NETWORK to GALWAY, via ST JOHNS,
N by Atlantic ROYAL Mail Stra Navigation Coz ie ~h"-
,te,n,ef PARANA The magnificent nrs.cliss side, "n-e
r...msr PARhNA Capt Herman, viii ,ti on ~ hsDA ygY
T. frs Pier No ~ Moth River at IS o'clock noon TOT ts'
ssJ with ysepgecs and freight touching - J'hns n f.
foI tho Ro)sl Mail a.. "a, "a, -. ,,,,,
Rates Prssats-FiTst Class CABIN, NV, 81 p' 7'N'f"
ks to .clection Of STATE Roons ,,-
yrd ss forward Cabin S3' including cooked provisions
P.ss-us-rs TO 81 Jobn's. SO 49, o., -,
Thrdca.s psssneer. provide bedding knife FORK P.'e
&c. - A..
min ira rti., Oh the railways OF Eugand ana l"isat
pa..ss- Md freight apply on board the snip fIe' 40
~ ROWLAND & ASPISWAIL, Areo,s,
Nos 81 and - SDuth-:t
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be- received by the
TINAk Snh.rrlh,r ,1ars tor SALE. OK To LEASE

VNHE Subscriber oilers tor SALE, or to LEASE,
ort0 k&CHANOE fof Landed property in the Cy Of Nes
lo,k OF suburbs large and extensive AANUfACTU RlSO
FSTABLlSIiMkN1 located il Cor,ectiOut, tho SSund
With ke~YoTk daily both by steamboat aud
rsilrosd
The W rrprts nth st-an-cugiue Improved
10 tools al Ia sVJd order. The boior
n.x Liu last IL utJihs Together - capable Of
nj ius The buiIi ot brick .ud su0stanNsl
and btAsyrd iuducInent offered any per
col company about manufacturing business
II the property Gspos-l O al together, the lsthes
ednsry vii --j svs-l;oly kOr iurther particulars
sddrrs. H. H.. 1T1bsne Uico, Nev-iOsk
VALUABLE OPPORTUNITY far INVEST
Y MENT.--Tor SALE the TEKlirOBiAL klGh IS f1r orc
OF tie bet PATENTS ever rs ed Demand extensive Pnec
ina Aptly TO BUTLER, HOSFORD & Co.,
No. 81 Broadway, n. l.
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q q ]. BOGAKT. Auctionecrs. ofllce 81. !

- & j. BOGART, Auctionecrs, Ofic" NJ. ]
y, Moth " illiurs all THURSDAY lSth July a.
the private iesdri4ce No 90 ltfh 81 tih
lem 4h and 9Th the ruife fDhNltC OF th'
cOusi.tg pat ~ uo ruoi o'
stool thlui"lets, 'eiN-i aPc,tJ
snd hr rpy Cs-pcis Mirror indS" Cufain t"i SniIr
H. ..Iets, sHv..iy PuoT Ihsr ray And H0 at4s
xts,T. ko,er God MaI6ep eat sad Side fb Etg"r'.
tlndid I'll eutiuys hstS,sui BIGltnsi Sbss Lounges
a. F.y elcb Matte. Or-ns Bfcau.
Ns,,s,d Dlniu gud hit,hoG fuf"toic St''e oar
den nil. Mprs-Igpr 6sy Moe. igh NsS0u ana
Ta-uess Also the LEASE Of TN frsui,r-, Vshoi S'
IIIS ,fGROJ Nd a:i-chrl With f,u aid Unsn"ntA Tf"c
b,i,o oV Ell ca den, To- the isu.'s 0 90" I-'iu 81
tire. NeA! ron Nsy B the low VI 49, pot a.uaH
vi,n nich the sale i commence hr aJyNe Il IN '?ey
OF family declining sLd All De P"st'riy sod
Oh u without regard - the Seaihrf e"pl t
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.Ghanfes for Bnsiness Alen.


A FINE BUSINESS LOCATION, On the south
eide Of Long Island within mites Ee~Yok by rail
RED to Ll.I cheap ior torn Of consisting Of tine
efultE with ice-H ouso, Stables Nc Csn sell
tsoso worth Of Geods SesrJ for cash good profit ocs
h1s neT by The store Il oVsn Tue prsent stock for
SALE ~ seciitc- Reason ,ilns has Other business and
caiot attend L. K u lmtcglars call be. the hours
Q: sands IN, at or BrO5d~uy q Eaeorst New
Sok. p j. II. PORTER Proprietor
7. s,-Posses.ioo given immediately
NEWSPAPER for SALt.-A NEWSPAPER
~ aud JOB OFFICE, loest IN beautiful aud thdvrg
hdase u g. ut5e Noafnrk ia otced FOR reasonable
81 tie ir~ the .iiny. t- Job Oc- has better Of
soff THAI eny other Office IL the rego. The TJpe aud Fix
pfts ere M sOo' mostly aud of VARSITY seldom
toane IN country establishment, For efors,oe apply at TIE
TibuLe Cthee
SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received by the
- school Objects OF te Ailth Ward at tho Odce Of the
Cerk o. e EosId OF EdIc,tio, coacr OF Grand aud f,
uItl HkDNESDAf. July at II oc.ock noon. PAINT
nit're End " lis OF School No 4tn said Ward Also,
Tor Tie hess,L aud hts Of tie hrd and oufth 10 s III
The Wtst Wing Of sad bundug for Class Rooms and 70 Pn IN
aiding doors the fTisy Department ia sccofdnce
pith the phus aid SpecLCaOls ri, % see " 'po vi
hce u the Superintendent Sch o Buildings No ~ Ios'yst
frvpSas te addressed t. the undcsssned aud must 90
eccOipSied with the Of TcPonabs HS approved
tea @h School Officers tho light 10 reset dy aud
a. proposal. oftId If dnsd f1 The pgehG interest TO 90 So
LOUIS WELLINGTON,
ALUSZO G. REYNOLDS,
Committee ON Buiinys and furniture OF the Xlllh Ward
Hoard Of School Uficers
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Sales br Auftion,

A SSlGNEES' SALE. Machine Shop and
Posndey situated III the village Of KAlsTas1o nGnEse
-nhin 20 yards the Michigan Central hsarosd D-po
Machine Shp Feet stories hi.h Fouudery sIfI feet
Lot 10 21 f- together with large OF Stea
usine Min and hocs- patterns for loa r"t. so tut a.
oent c Stove and elevated Cook stoves Soh
and Psro also Potash csdon ana nal cdon kettes
sad large arsoent Of Other patterns all OF which all b.
cold 6arssu FOR further information please address
LAFLN, ssueet,s, N T., or D. ~ msSAh h'lamasoo,
hichig,n p LAtLlS, A.siyu.s,
Ks'en Aioo Jon2 ~, 1860 hsNAIh
A. NJ. MERVIN, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWlN * Co., Irving Build.
ID inss No. !s' and 80 Broadway tho Met'oPosn
HOtel . ...---. -
THURSDAY AFTERNOON July II, II O'clock
COINS and MEDALS largo and valuable cabinet COZ
lcc.-1 with uh ind embracing chooe specimens Of
v.rious sge including ushy that very old sud
and psItcuA y eh ~ american Silver and Copper
Coins. &c, &c. 80 -
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W Eel SEY Auction. or will srn Old

~ ". KELSEY, AuctiOnrcr, will scn on
VI. UKSDAf July H. at 70 O'Clock at noon Ia the ns'
outy ot.l foot Of South .tn.st, Niansbdsh the vu,
bic property consisting toiOuadc HOUSE wisn two WING,
and iu lot, OF GROCnD IA ccmp're order Oc'nSs'
425 Crsud, Also other popeit, South Fn Sd ro'e'T,
tilahAua hoerS, AID uadr known on csJ o.
,ne (jtttr No IL. Grand II, " Ills nsbuIgb.
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ID c. BuLKLEY, Auctionccr, will SELL on

ID I. III Bhlr.lt [tuCu'hVNlt WA p''''' v"
Il WEDNESDAY. august 3. at oc clock on the pr"niss'
by ulGeY OF Thomas ILcar esd EAccuof tue h11is',ad
Fsrm belonging 10 the lHEALE tSlATE containing l 'O
sSfcs ,tLrsd Rye Wesche't"f County quarter m'i
DepOt he properly nas beeu Dyed and d'i
SsTyiuy H. size from 10 to n acres ard al - ga
diJJtd The sutioI house IL rgo t"o story .h' 'c
buIiIlg w,n u't-d aud nd-ou ely SHADED Ir pop
Immediate vicinity 5Te" cHurthes 'ni d" tne
-gant country Of Messf kiDsland, Ean iie''Ief
Cromwell and otheT. and offers Opportunity Tor Pi"s
wishing to purchase sites residence SAy per ocui
can reu.su tLs property. 80,
Ms!. ~ the Aucdoueess oiur., No 4" "sh'.' J'u"'ey
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VOSEPH HEGEMAN.-FRIDAY July Is, AZ
81 IN .rclcI the lanirL NnlrHoonls MiulnshhN.
\ aRGE SALE Of THOROUGHBRED TROT.

Il AhIIE NNIIT1 N I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS It ~ I
i 4 TING ard otber HORSES At WOODBukN f,Rd-
On WkBSFSDAi the 22i day Of August viii soil Pngic
brtx ~ and had II thorough bred trnns and dhef
Horse con.iLs Of abot Is tho ough ord Aarr the sam.
utbsr OF trottc aud the bAice young stock oi Do
so Catalogues stock ready for distribution onr month pr
Won. 10 IN. and then De had spPl.1L te
Nj u LEYIGHNT, or she subscriber AIFCHEoUN All
ESkSDEk near Sp:ing Staon, Lexington and Frankfort
Railroad.
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HNo 4. LEtyITr AuctlonscT.
Ply GEO. a. LEAVITT < Co.
TRADE-SALE ROOMS No. ri WALKER-ST.,
BOOKS, STATIONERY, WORKS or Ar, &C.
u COnIguurn,s collected. IL
b, Jo..rn Hrosx Auction-er

by JosrfH HKGss,s. AucuDuccr.
ELOSISG SALE of Elegant European PAINT
" INGS-lp BrooAlyn THIS lrLursday) ENESINu July
", st O'clock toe Lugr GALLERY IL L""'s N-w buiddg
IL CONT AID Joiasnion @ comp i,ng great saheJ
ze and rty subject anh, and Ia Which the so.toa OF
the l.vris VI GOOD PICTURES Is Ie.pectf4 invited I'M
slIy wl he op-p nee t. TIE blc with Gasrloslr' froni
Tue,dsy N oinns until thc time Of sale
INTENSIVE SALE of 10 VILLA PLDt rs at
IL PUkLIC AUCTION, situated At RAY0NNE, BERGEN
ICWNSIilP, ~ JDAvlD SCOTT, Auctionser, will s"l a.
Eabh Auction, THIS DAY, July Il, 1860, si IL O'Clock
UOu, gouod the following valuaje property hhtns
shout 10 VILLA PLO IS svrIagiJg from ono hat acfe "
three laid out sp4cus scale, al She a'cnhe'
t,h wide Tie propanS is sitn'ed %
-rsen Hists nn line Of Jtsy Ly sud Berrn Point
Eacadl ir.s J-r~y CRY, oKt-ndiug from Ne|
Yori tsS 20 Nrurrk oay commanding views OF Newl RI
bly, uaIboI Island Nrwafk bsy the iy VI N""
Of Viz Sites offered 70 the Puolc steamboat WIZ
por foo, oil Yokst Jersey City, at Ley ot'oos IN
precisely parties g. the properly Stssc' ~L ran ali
dsy .i the Jersey y Ferry 10 the pce To pfoVerpN
hr is.' Of the locality It. proximity to Sewl ORR aha yst
y City ard tae low pce WISH plots cNr be .od ohe
capitalists, and THIS Ia search o. CON
ftake home st coumaud thsit favorable
easy For maps and far hcI torn,'ton apoy to Us
NlD SCOTT csc AuctOne, No 10 Mouts taory IT, JAMES
K THOMSON, Esq, Darcy BLlduys, o. JOHN LAhn ESQ
unoer tho Mechanics Bsnk EEchanso psce jersey
City y. j..
B-E1csle.t h,h cboedcr and other refroshDoat' as
u.
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OF AMERICAN WOMEN.


LAFAIErTk, Ky, juno a. 100
BnipGYTedr SIR am adua,e of the regular ned
colleges. Eighteen months had OF
disease tchich had entirely ad 20 Que LADY had
constant Mysteries had mssed times and Ia
very low condition. hal every syup,om Of epepe
vuons consequent upon d' anged men.datiop others hsi
ucouboa aus iregulsri,s and all tn. np.ons
Of continued uterine arrangement Having my aenos csei
70 the GR,EFrSBEWG MAKsHAlL's UrYRIss CArHoLIcoS,
used IT, AND rr CCRTD EVERY CASE. TnERK HAs 80,
BEEN \ SINGLE pltLUKE OPERATION.
&. J. NORTHfNgTON
THE GRAEEVNBERG MARSHALL'S UTERINE
CATfOLiCON
/, offered certain cure in like tie above.
P,sc 81 80 PER bottle y FoR SIX DOLLARS Fivx BorrLa
ESPREss, AND CHARsEs PRsPAGp TO THE "
EIPRsss LINE NEv.YORK.. Al Address
JOSHUA +. BRIDGE, NJ. D..
Resident Physician, Grssfenbers Institute,
No RoSD-Sr, NETWORK
~ Dr. Bridge sia GTsd 70 profss''ondt ea4 and
pdfea, a. his residence ., :hs Grdefesbr9 ':tvts No
BoSp-sr kRg.loKK j
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iflr0ifal.
- COMPOUND

DR. EUGENE DEMERE's COMPOUND
~ MIXTURE or GUAIACUM" for Acute and Chronic
su1-rr IL disease 10 which human nsturs 10
liable e hch has occupied the minds OF phys
clan. ih,c thu, Of Rheumatism AZ VARIOUS tne tue d
coys have been announced but failed TO establish
tie vi!tos, cls.red for them. ., ,> ,.,,.,.
Dr. DENERE'S COMPOUND MIXTURE OF oUhA-
CIMr sre.d, and pcitut remedy for th, pnin1l com
pt No or labor hss been spared n bring 20 present.
Of perfection and every part has been care NY s
produce tho results All who suffering
should th r.r' Of the tusacum IL viii aiosd rel4
the Price = bottle sent ~
The county Dero, No la5 Malnr q.
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n DELAwARR WATER GAP.
BOARD aro Rooms.

TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS in
faulty, without boa,d No. 20 Suffolk by GTaud-.t.
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Real Gstatc for Sale.

LOR SALE-At LEV elyn Park $500 acres,
Il Utsne r. few SITES TO 10 each, aso, few
hOUstg Appi5 t. l. S HASKELL No a. Cedlrst, New
Yogk @, l tie psni.es
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flNHE HlDkOPILT.
an itvrutou tot IN owing water by hand pV~er p,Sntcd
O., " yOsK. It Of tho mos, yaiibI, nvrnsoss Of
tho day.
TIE HGDKOPCLT
will by power throw water ct tho rso Of ciSh,
o. J-I minute Ohy ss Nigh with srs lo"o h IN" best
init uIS-ut.a Tor
ENIIhOJ lsHlNu FIRE,
PKudkC1ING ROOF FROM TANNING FIRE.
WASHING WINDOWS.
sPRlNkLihO PLANTS,
NATkKth6 UAHOEh3.
CLEANSING 1HEES FROM INSECTS,
NFITINC SIDEWALKS,
SPRIEELING STREETS.
WnsIiINo JAKhIauES. &c, sc.
Ills should by every houschoides IL does
away With the salty ahydrant IL is light portable
FuHCt-rUmr always ready, easily used ana Z" come IN
m qu.u u.r D, every anie merchant and mechaui Ia the
community f-s>e call aud cIsnins tho article at No Al Park
rov Iinits Bui.dlp, or sfdreS- the
AMERICAN HYDR0PULT co,
NO. 81 Parirow, New. York.
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Two BOUSkKEEPERS
Il J 4 e. BkRRlAN NJ. COL Broadway
I'm. oets ard Dealer. In House Fnrn.snx HARDWARE
now offering, at ysry low prices,
CUTLERY.
OF every DESCRIPTION
SILVER. PLATED WARE,
zghensd Birmingham and American manufacture, In ell IL
varieties.
TIA TRAYS,
u .ets sngiJ, and Eugl.h PlaRs1ed and yapanhod
TIN WARE "a frest variety STEEL COPPER, IRON and
BRONZE WAKES
COOKING UTENSILS Of every DESCRIPTION.
RHFHIGk HATOhS, ofnll the most approved mskrrs
CAEH CHAIRS and SOFAS WOOD and WILLOW
WARE
Alss large assortment OF
CAMPHOR WOOD and CEDAR TRUNkS.
N b.-CATALOGUES cent gratis TO any address.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-sUMMER

IL PLEASURE TRAyEL.-fIyE DAILY TRAINS .Sns-
dry. enc. ptedl for LAKE MAHOPAC, WEST POINT CATs
KILL HOt NTAINs, LEBANON SPRINGS, SHARON
SPRINGS, RICHyIELD SPRINGS, TRENTON FALLS NJ
,ljARA FALLS LAKE GEORGE, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
MONTREAL and QUEBEC Elegant cars for families
10 SARATOGA SPRINGS, Without change Of cara Baggage
checked through tickets sold CompAnys Dcpots Cham
bss and For particulars tetrans Tune T.blss
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EAEM Tor SALE 10 NEW-,JE RSEY-C
hg ~ eoi,s tsf mile Of ssinboat landing, and
three i,- o. sainoad loA GUY twenty miles from
Yofk Il Las Po. ous- and outh Iiduz For psriculsr
sppyU WM. > Ci!AASLkLlH, No. 70 Bobiuson-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

~ ROAD-SHW ROCTE to NEWPORT, VA NEW
YORK aud NEW-HAyEN and SHORE LINE RAILROADS
On s.teI MONDAY juno II 1859 two Daily Trans WITH
leave EsuYork o. sth ard 27thss at
ard " Il D. NJ passing through New Hsysr, NcELoudoo and
Sonngon ~ Eat Greenwich T. L. where th. splendid seser
GOLDEN GATE will BE- IL eating and start !Dmedately
tie arrival VI the an, for Newport atodings spndid .a
II mile. downs III, Narrasan'st Bay sryns at 20 and s8
D n Passengers BIZ the a Train change cara at New
HAYES Pu-S.srs BY th" Il Is p Train 90 through ron
New ork without chausr OF hcke<s
I'D and 0agzsr checked through JAMES II HofT, oGpt
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CEW-JERSEY RAILROAD = For PHILA-

~ DRLPHIi and tbs SOUTH md WEST via JERSEY
GrTY-Msi and Express Lines leavs NewYork at and II
90 md ,ld !, fare 90 Through tickets sold for Ctn-
,innsh md IN. West md for Washington, Sew0re.ns snd
the South &C. and through baggage checked 70 ".shgrn
l. IN >ed p trsis
W Woodbury., Asst4nt Supenneendent
No besrR, ui rec.iv, for nl.ss delivered an4
ckeI .iyance Il tae time o. leaving
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UNARM for SALE.-The subscribers offer for
SALE the FAKM stusoe ia the town Of Stuyycsant, o.
L,Ss Couuiy containing owned by lucas J. an
Ale, at Li. drcesso be conversntiy divided itg we
tanrs Aplly H. DAVID V 5 .HAACh hinde NOOK
JoBN Van nLEN, AARON VAN ALIEN, on the premises
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YARNS fuI SALE CHEAP.-We viii supply
trpc Of good frriuar Land in state Of Musoon,
over I uet fn the low Prce Of 81 cents pei
acs Tir guaranteed AID ~oriantee deed. gS9a ine!os'
ssup fet plot particular ~ r. BilrSHOUth Co.
ILitsd Sstts Land = gent. St Louie Missouri
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EOR SALE or ENCHANGE--Oae Of Inc most


LNOR SALE-A FARM OF about 70 acres, very
ol.s.utiy situated in ClsrktoWn Rocksnd County. II Ia
- ,be Dre I'll tine New and Ere Railroad vitha halfa
az IL >ton be soE excellent a. 1.-THE place
snv systs.a such MUCK 30. Apply 20 Nos u aHd 80
Il keu iOrk.
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=7ARTJSIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Pa,

~ Tod dH u.Oun- pleasant society 20 u tsbt,
colo baths ul bu snd mo inain waters sl'd music
a1c cas- gccs,, BEN oUy hours de Uy railroad from
Eew.lo,k 1,iiis uIvcrT. Dor paltcuas address 'ISS
CHER. OWEN TO-, Nc 81 Nassau 81, N I.
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BAxK 90 SoErH As4W,l, Ne~.foi,, Ju % 10.
I,lNI, EkD.-A DIV lDEND Of IHREE AND
~ HALF Pm IkS1 been inis IA docla.ei Paysb
3n aChDAi JaIys Tho TrArs'ei boo,s AL be oo.~d ~
,I,t at, / SEYMOUR l..ui~f
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CTEAMER of JULY 90,
y FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.


i 6rst cl-ss and issoie st,sm,rips
CHESAPEAKE Capt sidney Crowel, and
PATAPS o Capt I'd. h. Vail
st form .. nj weekly line Por land leaving Pier 9, ~ K
every WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY, st4p IN
Pss.sze and fare. iscludipg rtateroou, IS.
T. toe nos de. aud picture'9ne route between Ne~
While siountai LIus Island and vineyard
Sourds Portland Hud Grand Trunk Railway TO Cprhs1
rhich 70 only sir mile, ron tn Glen Ho.... Apply IN
Ii b. CROMWELL 4 Co,
Nos Lj West It. and 3JS BrosdEzy.
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Gouses 10 Get.

L ARGE HALLS TO LET in the Building
~ ocrn,s Of uth and aIo4dEay over Brewster csr4S
vsreroou They well lighted aud suited 20 any 6u.in -
Apply on the preuises. to PRELAN COLLbNDER, No
6; Crosby-sL
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NFElC rs 10 RENT in the SOCIETY LIBRARY
O-Two large aLd IL iight-d ROOMS the hIs doOi @
che Society Literary boCius In University place. Ua,
SQUARE LIT Gu.i tue 1t Of Stay For price, au'
furtitI iuioTr.aJn, inquire OF HOMER hORGAN, Finest
n. Y, MetTOI oltbp oak
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Oyurr tP rHk CHvrl,,I Il T. Co. - Es~JAEsh,i
No. ~ sll,,, Ht~.i r., July iDsi.
A / d regular Meeting Of thu Board oi Directors
n L,ld TEIs DAY dhiIrud 81 FisE - PR tLNI TT
t- ~ oI, eLdi. Au ulG e-,aei .bio 81 sAis
oti.,c Gu sud si., g.. II b inst
Itnu.tst book ~ 4 be ,iys-d lsth
~. Li,id,nd. ia tore Sui ~ made guaresJ
S,Mi ~ KSON secretary
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L,OK SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS, a
h..o~ -Th- hI. cla,, siie~beol ,tslushp ALABAMA,
.Iaiu 60 ShruA Nin lrays SAfL EDAh July H. ~
NJ hoin Pi,I ~ North hi'c1 TLrol.h ursst, can Dc
led fruin the following picos.
New Ofi-au. 90 ~ Noodle, saJ hossomary bs' co.
umbu, RAJ: Albany "a Atlanta -2i CbAitau'o:a rs
hnL,ulc fss 20 kucIrir 40 20. Armpa 81 IS, hu-
"a "a L. 60 .acou. $40, Savaaush rlJ
For freight OF passage aEp{ a. no Is nrS4auI' SON
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Summer Retreats.

DOAkD WANTED-In the country, near the
4e sound the HUDSON i more IL two hour.
IL, ~ tt CT g. aud easy # Gent"Hisu Nii" sud
~ hidfcu a.d IL yeTs Addr giving terms Nnen
NUT I've noGrrs'c FL pAtcters e. H. L., BOX No 2lo
~. .1ork O.t Office.
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Sst- a. Npv.Yo'k County Of NevYork SHasn {.
Plat Pe.id NJ and X. A. fookor Cashier Of the Ari.aaf
Bsnk ban, citation located abd dong bu,uss at Now
loIk in said county being July aud -vrray o.u Tor
hin self s.h that tie fregoing Ia al respects ru, sar'
coplinn 81 the ,sd B,k before rans ction
bu,iDrss he morning II Saturday the tnr"th dy OF
June thcrsaud eight hundred aud siI In rep"c To- each
IT, particular above pecird ding
h- te,t ~, Jg and belief ttt tue busnrs
e the .sd Euus b.. bru aud an.cted ~ ia" lycatiog
aforesaid. NATHAN c. PLAfr, Pfrsilcut.
ri, HID A TOUhGn. Cs.hi-f.
Sey.ray snb-cred and by both drporrnt tho ltr
day Of Ju, 1850 (Sred.) ~ n - JAMES Norary PG1'c.
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CIESCEPTION TO STOCK IN SOUr

- BANK or 81 LOUl5.-b"oEs OF suosetipion, tSf
,NNTNI. FINE HUNDRED SHARES OF UHG HJS.
DEfI UOLLARs LACH being the balance Of he Increased
a. ,t Eta ,i thu SStarIn ,us % q Louis "iu 20 oPcaoi
:, tbr IanE OF Commerce, la New ora, IN u hSu ln
OF n Diydeuds S;o,k .ub'efibod iof al DO 2hd
fsnt has heretofore p,d regular annual dvii'nd.
. ~ -, Int each Ia ,ad accommodating fair mount OF
surplus. IL AZ S S.rL.,. Il, 49,. Vol.
, 1860-10-05

don't remember anything to have tronsPired
during bis term Of Office, TO merit the con
demnatiOn Of even our political opponents.
10 fact, we never heard in bis day, Of a
rcpu6EedR censuring that administration for
anything; and about the only fault found
against it by Wigs at the time, was be-
cause Of the economy with which he admin
istered the government, whereby $50, 900, :
900 we're found TO have accumulated in the
vaults Of government. We remember full
well the ado that was raised by them in
consequence Of "this enormous sum" which
was kept out Of circulation; but then, ac-
cording to republican showing, the present
administration has fully corrected that evil,
for not only has the thirty-millions been put
in circulation, but we actually sent twenty
millions Of borrowed money after it. 1t
being decided, then, than Pierce did wrong,
we expect the Standard, hereafter, to do
the administration justice in the premises.
We wait for an answer until the Sd proxi-
mo. .
In the mean time, and in all sincerity,
we again wish the Standard uubounded
success.
, 1860-10-05

FINE SPEcMEN.-We were shown last
week by Mr.. L. BETTMAN, of this place, the
richest specimens of quartz rock we have
ever beheld. 1t was procured from one Of
our Indians, who says he obtained it from a
Clicatat while passing through their country.
The pieces weigh about one and half
ounces each, fully one-half Of which is con-
stituted of the gold which they contain
The specimens are estimated by competent
judges to be worth from $95 to $50. Mr.,
B. obtained them for So. Either they we're
stolen, or else the Indian had no idea Of
their value, If the latter, it would be well
to ascertain where the precious mine exists.
, 1860-10-05

MELvNcHoLr AocIpENr.-An interesting
and sprigbdy little boy, the 500 Of Mr..
JOKES, lately a resident Of Victoria, having
wandered from the home Of its parents,
obout o'clock on Wednesday last, and all
inquiry as to its WhereabOuts having proved
fruitless, q search was made for him late
in the evening by our citizens, and in a
short time the lifeless body Of the little un-
fortunate one was found by Mr.. ]. F.
GuERIN in the well adjoining the stable Of
Mr.. GRANGER The well not having been
completed, had been left uncovered. 1t is
supposed that while playing about here,
the child either fell In, or else walked in,
the recent rains having filed the well to
the surface Of the ground. 1t would be
impossible to describe the agOnizing shrieks
Of the mother as the painful news Of her
loved ones death was broken to her. Her
grief and sorrow enlisted the warmest sym
pathies Of our citizens, and we do not be-
lieve there was one in this community who
did not unite with the parents 10 bewailing
their loss. Knowing that the mother would
be unable to bear the shock she would re-
ceiVe Il the lifeless body Of her child we're
placed before her, Mr.. RUrLEDcE, with com.
Inendable considerateness, had the boy
conveyed to his house, where it remained
over night, and was laid out for interment.
It was buried next day, the funeral being
attended by q large eOncourse Of citizens,
and also by the youth and children con-
nected with the Puget Sound Wesleyan In-
stitute. II was conveyed to the Methodist
Church by little children, by whom was
also sung the hymn assigned by that
Church at funerals. This part Of the cere-
mony is described as having been specially
solemn and impressive, and many q tear
flowed from sorroWing hearts, who united
in common grief with the sOrrow-stricken
parents .., . Tg,
We are requested to tender the most
heartfelt thanks Of the parents to the cili-
Eens Of Olympia for the kindness and SYM
patty they exhibited to them, comparative
strangers in our midst also to the pupils
Of the above institute, but more especially
to Mr.. RUrLEDGE. -'' '.i