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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
The state Claiming Ownership In Washing
ton Market

TIE COMMITTEE or rHr s,RSErNfS EEroEr FRO
GESss.
Pursuant 70 the adjournment Of the meeting held in
Washington market on Saturday last, with rcfcrcoco 10
The alleged lease Of pat Of the premises by the state,
sc,ns on encd yesterday at the place 10 hear The
r.por, a the committee appointed 10 Investigate the
matter
NJ s. NJ RDcErr, chairman n tho former meeting,
called the suscmssasc 70 order, ~hereupcn
Mr. W. wolrErfY, The secretary, rcai The minutes,
vhch were adapted
~, R,ITr ,scu. os behalf uf tho committee, sad
cssdrmen-rhe members Of your committee appointed
lar, SATURDAY, cannc nov svc ycn full report, NJ they
have been unable 10 investigate The matter committed 70
Their charge. u has been mp. esbic or uhem 70 learn
stsse of Nc~ Yors or % ne city. IL subject u
compis atca charArtsr, which would require tho hoof
@ hsyer for sees 70 gr1p.ry ~ ,sa cv
frc frgsn aud Montromcfc chsrtcr 10 the present
day con, ndei BY some thai tho state has the risn
ssve r4ri Il y therefore ncc wary for minds Of legal
csFacfy 81 invcslgsfe The subvt Tue conintce pave
done thsr du'y A. M a. vas IN Their rover, but an only
he MAYOR o The say saturday md cndcsvorcd 10 csru
from him hoe the city stood, and whether Nc CITY IN
s.a be .as Unable " give acfnts snswcr a. he had
nut yet rcreivcd teonite from hs Attorney
Gensra ~hch he va hourly exporting. He sad thsi
~ hat ant a. mcs.cnrcr 10 Albany or the express
purr9e ~ learning frum the Attorney the go inds
ufcn -hEh ms proporty hsd b-cn leasel The Cor
rsfathon Ccunso he's cxpresd opinion " the Mayor,
anf I thnk Tat the city vill enfcavor - defend
or rsAe here The Mayor Oh nj NOV whether n
wruH ~ 20 ~ nd II q uncortin. gcuflenen whsf
ccsrsc vl ~ pursued NE advice q your commit
49,. under ext trg cr ufnt.nc- that you hercster
coenie NE e.ers ~ ue market appointed by The city
aut0rtts yea have heretofore done. bcsnse. by
tnngng sn them you RECON NE authovty q
she cfty and Dct ulsf ~ Tie hoiieru q IN q Lease
NJ A wrNvDv-hr. Chairman prvhsp@, az N viii
10 nccs~ary tsa your cusnuisioe should n
pnsa herCacr. wtngt hafib4 40 opportunity ~ bring
N~fors NE usetnE Tie metcg hat better authorize tne
r.~eut comm lte W collect funds be exyeni
Il m lhe'r iabsrs icf she bcneAt o. us market
I'VE nrfsu gss paesf. ard hessrs James hadie, WIN.
Wo.rirua ard A. Wug'nssn aVYnirtcd ss such committee
M J,s.A jam scu elected treasurer, sud the NEE,
rr thnr AZ rrruca.
T., u,x, rr,p.1s-fhs u~rsent number cf stor-- ID
New nsmr.are g.soo W every tvrnty families
| " hsfs yer T~r-css (ssb,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
rsukrrrpt, NAY ., 1858.
RaIlrvaA 2is Morris caaa a. ioax Lsana f.alroNd,
49,; fcnnsJivsna Railroae, "a.
Albany eArrts sswsr.
AfHs~t. hAy ., lsbs.
pccvs-Ioldrr. arm; sale. COG hc.s ~ better au.ll.
~ hsn lass w,es fcr IA.srn demand at % 50 so SO
barge and rsiross toc Rcsp,s q cse Coz lie wcss
codins to day-soSe bcsvcs' q 40 sheep, geo boz
flour dull q. ~ 2s.a sr,,. wh~.i ssssdy Corr
higher; yellow esc eoc rrvvissrs dHil AMI droop'nx
""~ Pun tur1rmA, May q. fsks
t,oar que, and firm whca, dul s 81 o.A 81 a. whlle
~ ia I'll % Corn les sctve, 81 GO Toa whiskey
S""'' Ar,., uay s-srM
rIour--sevnand siesdy, bu, narsrt net active
~ rs % FOR common State ~ sxtrs geue--e Rc~pts
for wheat very quiet sales IN snail parcels 81 10 Toe
whie Indiana Iorn , ~ y, .r,ss Ga 80.
1uIe, sales for retail Al hSe. measured Bariey-
some rcceirss w canal sales a osnsds AT saos'
&c. Whisky uc - -. -.
Flour duli-saIes 100 bbls. NJ as % y for svtra VS.
sn,n md ,ad ,s2'., wSss s"%p. ,
Corn inactive sales 100 bushels io~cr ske Al 80
whskey Sc lover sts TO- es' "a ~, 80 isss
imports for the lat a. bour~-s,cco bpe ayur, 1900
bushels wheat: 1900 basbes corn. Canal eSporta or
the same ume-i0,ooo bushes cais Ni.d AT a
Flour duu-sales 500 bes AZ ~ q % "a fcr cod %
choice exr~s Wheat lowcr Ssics 600 eurhc- dhnago
sptpg Al To before tho re,elp, ~ the rres nesss
snd 0c0 bushels Milwaukee club srwvards Al ths ssmc
price. Corn and steady cats Iowersaies lx!o
bushels at % &c. go. Whissey a~ef-5Acs ty Dos.
at lec. per gallon. Canal fresshts sser-uaeN Ic W
New fcrt ard lie 70 Albany and Trey lAse imnore
ior the AZ hours ending n room to-day o0 hbla fa1r
5000 bushels wheat 900 buehcl- Canal etpori'
for same time 900 bbs. hour "a 0oo busheis wns~i
1900 bushels corn; "a 0oo bushels rata me rccrrte
here q sour 70 ,he LIST Of Nay Ia sip bbi agsns'
3as bbIs last year 70 The ls day o. Iunc and thr
dcys.'es Of -hes, 70 NE i, q Nay cee s busheis
against ia 67l bushels 70 the IL, &C Juno lat year
oswpso, Aptii sc n
srase Wheat shade easier. &C "a ooo bashels a
nc for Chicaso spring, de-cd and SIC fov rcd rier
indiana Corn quiet Canal notghts duu AMI droScnr
ghe~iloc 70 New Work Iaxe irpor,s to-day Ii 0rs
busbsss wheei rs 900 DO corn, ZOO DO rye Canal ex
yoss-Qtoo tbls flour. 5000 bushels wh~t 90 90
.~,-r Gro DO t.rsy coo 10. cats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Tho yacht Rebecca slipped nor moorings yesterday
morning. and with afne breeze started q cruise south
she will touch Norfolk, Petersburg, Washington CITY.
and other ports From the active preparations making by
the Of yachts have every expectation that this
season will be ono Of considerable interest," among
yachting friends. The Wanderers and Rcbcccas visits
south tho arrival recently Charleston Of an Engsh
yacht (Which hope 10 500 In our bay3 will tsnd, NO
Doubt incto mauy 70 take thor families and
friends THIS summer and enjoy the pleasures OF cruise
10 the ports along the Atlantic coast expected that
the regatta this will be specially abrasive from
the fact that Of the svte boats will cootcnd, and
the anticipated presence Of two three Ensish nrst class
yuchts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04


No. 7o.-YrAncis warner W. Cephrs d. Morton OF Al
us,ce Mel can delivered the opinion OF the Court sr
NC The judgment OF the United states Court for the North
ern Dis,ric, q Illinois, ~ith oos,s and interest
Ncs %, es, u.s. 90 100 and liz ALI continued I'll the
next term Of the court
No Ios--David Morc'and Va Jeremiah raso.-Argucd
n both Sides
No s7.-Jcscph Barton Va. Robt. Forsyih.-Argument
commenced for plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

KoVo~
The s.san,ship Osprey from 81 John, NJ ", arrived
hsre on Saturday night On tho 10Th nit sho ic In with
che ship majestic. twenty days from Liverpool, for
ChArO,,o~n on Gre and took Oh twenty Of her Psasen'
scru and crow Before tho Osprey parted from tho Ma
Ee-,c the fsmee burst through her deck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
brooklyn Ctsy News.

TIE NEw CosMoS CoCSnI-EIcuos oy A PRESIDENT
err CIxRK, &o--NIzsAOg TIE M,ros.-rho nov
Beard OF Aldermen met at four O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon Mayor Powell in the chair and the following mem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Tn sARp CoscTRs Al rB AciD,N-Mr. Uiimsn
produced a new programme at the Academy last night,
and the house was well Tiled Carl Formes made his FIRST
appearance IN the Nussrd corcerts. together with Mad
DiAngri Cooper the yionist, and Mr.. horeau IL IN
necessary TO say that Formcs sang his two songs, che
Magic Fiuie' and schubert's "Wantercr superby. He
was ocr,d most enthusiastically In both and substituted
two rpslsh songs tho "Bay Of Bscay" and "rhc wolf"
Tho orchestral performance fine ~ usual Mad.
pApsrI sang wei, and was worry warmly received Nj.
rormes has uradc an engagement with Mr.. pilmsn 70
sr two sores every night and he viii provo great al
TRACTION to thoss exhibitions already popular. The
hcuse last night was we'll oiled, showing the grand con-
ocru Ct siusud man,anrhat place In public est nation
which they deserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

m ,tunx in the be pursued to faci
cato the publi' business
The bill introduced by Senator Kennedy 10 day, snd
ferred 70 the COMMITTEES Post Oces proposes TO estsD
lsh line Of mail seamers between the ports Of New
York fbsdeipas, Baltimore and Liverpool, touching q
Norfolk asd Savannah. The Postmaster Genera Is al
ehovzed 70 coctraot Ambrose W. Thompson 10 estao
lst the tine which to consist OF SIX iron steamers OF mol
4esa than three thousand escn Tho secretary quo
Treasury U to advance bonds Of 10 n'00 S''.eS
i've per cent ccupons, ysbe semi aa1sa1y, And tho
principal in twenty years. the amount Of two DGds the
cos Tho building Of the ships Ia 70 DO paid for from
time 70 time, as the work progresses, and this amount
20 be returned 70 the treasury annual payments q Ton
Per cent commencing At the end Of the second year. and
continuing I'LL the whole paid Tho com ensation 70 be
S2s 0c0 each for complete voysg out and back. Tho
amount advanced Is DO secured BY mortgage lien on
the steamers. Tho contract 70 be for ten years regu
lar service which 70 year from the dae
OF the contract
10 said the President hsa prepared q message the
affairs q Utah. would been sent to Coogross
had the Deficiency bill been defeated, on It's passage
depended the support Of expedition 70 that Terri
sorry.
Tho report OF forthcoming message from the President
Cuban affairs revived, but 1t be traced 10
authentic source.
THlRTY-EIETA CONGHGSS.
yIRsS SESSION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
The Turf.

UNION COURSE, T.. I.--TR0TTIS0.
trot.ns match for 5000, mile hea,s, best thrce in
Eve, harness. oil yesterday afternoon, between
g. e whiskey and g. g. Haphszsrd both OF Philadelphia.
whakey won the match. -Four heats trotcd, Hap
hazard winning the first beat and whskcy the three fol-
lowing whiskey Basnaw, and most elegant srotaer.
ne was rather wild The first heat and brokcu several
tines but in tho subsequent he settled down his
work and won gallant style There largo
Dor of Phadolphans tho track TO witncss the
and was said that betting tho result In Philade
phia quito heavy. Thcse horses have another match
on hard tor G Ike amornt which will come OF on Monday
next. The coming win DO TO wagons
frrst Hec-wht key the favorte, al about one hun
dred 10 my. The horses brought to the post In
spt nd.d condition Whiskey had the inside. Al thcs star,
HaphazAra went OF with the lead and opoood gap OF
couple OF lengths TO the quarter POLE On the back stretch
Whiskey broke up aud fell OF two three loogts,
and ON the he broke up twice, oeing ground
each time. Hapbazard never made skip or break In the
heat, and won BY forty yIds, IN "a , , ,.,, -
hedge, but few successful having to bet too long
odes CD the gray TO get out their funds and they waited
patiently for heat the hope that something
might torn up make things moro favorable. Haphazard
was now offered al hundred 10 twenty five. lie bal
quarter pole when the later broke up and fell of four
6vc lengths Alter recovering he gradually closed The
sap the back stei'h and on the lower turn vent In
frost and home IN easy winner, by four or i've
ler sths In 235k. The result OF this heat had wonder
fu effect on the spirits Of the wnskey party, and they
became very cxrltant and again offered their ayorte
Mt cd II -
7Lird lea, --wbskey was the fsvorite at long odds
again lie took the lead around The turn, HaphAxard up
and half dozen lengths bend 70 tho quarter pole Down
the back stretch whkey troti steadily and opene the
gap and until he bad tho gray almost dis
tarcc out tho lower turn. Up the home stretch he
trct,cd pcy but taken n hand a. the drawgaie aud
he logged home about sixty yards IN front, in2jth
f6UTct Htdi.-DoilaTs 70 dimes on Whiskey, without
takers lie the lead ana was haG . doxSn lcngths
ahead at tho quarter pole about eighty yards ahead Al the
hall mile pole. and came homo Sn easy winner by sixty
yards, IN 2stk.
TIE following Ia n summary
MoNpAy May g. match s. oO, mile heats, best three IN
Eve, Va harI ess.
J Earasnel named :. &. whis>cy ............2 1 1
n Woodruff namod &, &. Haphafard.. ..,.....l T.
Tine, 2s+-23S k-2S5s-.3sA.
To day there ~i DO uot for purse, milo hoais bcS
three In Ave, 70 Wagons Nine horses are entered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
The On Sstoi Case sgsiu FvstYonod~
SUPHtMg COURT- CIRCUIT.
Before Hon Judge Aller

Before Hon judge Alien.
~ c--5 .s.ra trial " Nj .ese. CAooeu', he t'nsn,
charged 9TH ,ns msrder Of policeman Andersoa Vas se'
do~p nf lAi. AAy, panel OF go jurors
u. ,psur. m, proours,os ot ,we,vs who bad COT
&c Md o. express; IN opinion on the msfer TIE root"
xss doSssly On .deo Wills, the panel .ss eT,ag
'n va, "a hnsl,, -"sks In corse.
49,, was pcstfngsS 49, '>"srai
Queoce OF - As:u hieess Of the AxsorN~1 vv-i,,sA
Dir Bankman ,heu Ga -Asa ~ tho sccased, ~ Ssurt.
that the case not property beforc the Circuit "
lns' " was IN the supreme Court gcaefsi term ana
not beet transmitted 70 tns court.
me Judge took the papers and reservsd his decsn'
MI. Ashn cod said that this case MAO beso q
back sroW the Court OF Appeals In Janussy iAst for
pew trial. and The counsel for Cancem made ivory IN s
10 prnR It 90. He now Rsvo notice 70 tne M-ytct Al
torney THAI the prosecution not ready on a0aaC,
the 18th May he would for the discharge OF the
prisoner under tho nabeas corpus act
hr hcKroc SAID that that motion could DO argued ~
The proper time
M. Bankmsn-rhe Law directs thai q prisousr must
be brought W trial within reasonable time, discharged
from custody.
There being civil business ready the Court ad-
tourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

The Victims 1t the Boston Federal Street Fire.
BOSTON, Nay s, 1855
has been ascsrtaned that Cutting and rutslo, both
Aremen wore tho only two persons killed outright at the
Federal strcet fro on Sunday morning. They will be
buried this afternoon from Harvard Bapst church.
and tho entire fire department expected 70 attend the
obsequiss Mr. Resrdon and Mrs Moran u tho hosp
a and may possibly The loss incurred BY the
Gre WILL IL thought reach $3.50 ooo the greater part Of
which is insured In Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

The National Typographical Union.
CHICAGO, Nay 8, 1853
Tho National typographical Union convened here TO-
day. G Smith, Of Philadelphia, was elected President
for tho ensuing year and voted that the meet
Ing DO hold In Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Tho Columbia at Charleston.
CHAMELEON, May 8, 1858.
Tho steamship Columbia, Capt Berry, from New York
rived here this afternoon at one O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Quarrel ovrr the Printing sySais ~ Albany.
ALBANY, May 8, .Sss.
An Injunction Issued this morning at the suit OF
rhuriow wsei Co proprioors Of the EeensrS JorRd
prohibiting Gideon Tucker Secretary Of ST. ssadfsrd
Church, Comp<roller ard Isasc Va e,oo, Ss.,s Tres
surer from dss1snasng new ss.s pager ,assd Of ...
Journal the Injunction aAvpe osen issaea o, s,,a,o
Judge And without 'ae due posoe ressr.s BY the ~.
Oh 1901 mas osen dsFes@asas The S.a.s euc.u, who
-.otrsct with the Aaas and Argss. Tue
contract with the Journal expired 10 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Defiance SalamaAder 6afea-Wfth Patent
powder prof locks and and burglar
proof pATior safes Depot tS7 Pearl sueet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

sry-us Cocrr-crcui.- I.--Ss as, JTOs, i76,
4sl, ass ass go, so1 s92 rsrt a-No1 toc itr, ia3
t37, an 4t5 tae is as, s2, 2siS, 70, 300, ssi, tse
se3, 4ss, 47b, az, A5a
70 49, 80 70 tfa ts2 49, esq 10 sss ts sT tss, 80
AZ, 4T5, <TO, sTT, 40, ssl, asa
Cospos fiAAA-pArt Ia -Soa 4G2, ii0t, g13, lio,
4sl, SO, 1tu % lii6, 11ssk, 1tl5 liia Fan 2-Sos.
tSs, ioss $50, ii3a 70 iiss, foe7, $50, 7ps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Tho Southern Mal.
WASHINGTON, Nay 3, 1853.
Tho mails from all points South q late duo Ass 70
hand, but bring news Of importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Bstohsior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Teupees-
The best In tho wovd-~urpas~ns al msi- fo.d and Az
Piled Al The u,snufsctory k5 Bruadwu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Steamship Delta nc Boston.
Bosros, May Q, 1868.
The Cunard steamship Delta, from Halifax Is coming up
the harbor. She comes here for repairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

fEoiiowry's osnsne-t---Capcer, the uo~t
terrible malsdy that stac1s the fcshy abr- mar he eTr
pee 81 TITS propagation ff~ knife nnrrn reach Ne nj
rsnissaaons Of tie dseAae but M ontmen d1r4 n
forms . rsical cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

wigs ss, Tcupees ~. ~ Csae~co's. No. tso
rulinu street. BrcdA IN nornparab.e An nature. appear.
ehcc, style, qualify and perfect a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

esistsdo~c's Hair Dye, Wigs ard rsvvces.
Tho beat the world wbol~ale and retail and ths dye
privately applied Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

20 Cent AnabrOtyPc., with Case, and Dollar
pho osraphs natural As Life, by kIhBAL. the peoples po
lure mAker H7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

The Musard Hat The Trade Supplied with
At GESiNs. ai4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Cutler Il Co.'S Iron Railing for Cemetery
loa balconies sarcsses &c yery elegant very durable
and very cheap. Once loom No. 1, 6J Nassau street.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Mechiaes.-
Highest pr miums awarded 1857, BY tho Institute
new Yorx. Maryland Institute. Baltimore Maine
ionuectlcut, uos AMI mictgan stAte fairs Once 34j
Broadway, new York. Send tor a circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

EaDphsticaIIy, Unmistakably and Unques-
uonsbly the dollar those KNOX g.
N2 RrUsdvsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Iuii's rnstsrt~rcous Hs1 ps~. a ahiIiHnSS
90, s;s,s - tsgrs. va. 10 10. "a. fsr,i.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Parts Felt Has Just Received at Whites,
t&8 Fulton street. dens drsss hA,s, spring styles, s.
1suA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
rHuknrrrpfs. Nsy 2, 1858.
Socks steady Peunsyivania -tafe nvc-, sJN Reading
Ralroad, 2is horr, Canal, a.. ionx klsna RaAlroA
1a,.. Pcnnsy ivsnm halruac az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

D,,rKucrrvE ToRSADo IN MARYLASD.-Ws learn
49,, very destructive and fearful tornado passed
49, ne,ton Of Howard, Baltimore and Hsr-
sord Counties on tuesday lsst. Zoe damage done
10 tie country residences, farm buildings, fruit or:
ctsrd shsoe and forest trees hardly be es nsted
in lars, be. wss Of such character As ~ rsqahs
may Thousands 70 replace tae bui!oieg improve
O her respects. The country sites of some II our
well known citizens have sudrred greatly. We learn
that Oh the ssr0e evening violent storm, nDs-
red by bail, passed ever Niddetown aod &c, vicinity,
tue crops and breaking many w,rdo~ lgh's.
(Ba.,nore sun, My IA
AFPOIsTNHsTs BY The PREsiDEsT-By AMI fIs
hs GGriee and coRseEt Of the Sendi>-CoLLEcroRso OF
Cu.ros.- Goihsm ssbsoo, Gloucester, Mt.s-ehu-
s.vs vice Uini.n H. Manning who's. cpmnl-siln
eIlired. jose NJ. Covsrrubias Dan Diego, California
VIC. Oliver S. Wi,helby, whose Commission expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17
Uater Cure.

HYGEIO-M MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 10
III L.ishtt New.Yah.-Dra TRAIL and MAY, having
associated with themselves in buiiness d. A. GORFON NJ D.
and Mr. c. g. SMALLEY NJ D. twho has he'd hsso and 90
.yi,b the Of female dis
ees are now enabled TO ve the srctes attention 70 AZ
as~, OF pvnd establishment has been thoroughly reno
the dietary Of the Institute Every appliance worth
Known 10 the true Hysienc system, will be found here Out
door Lying received and nurses
provided Inmates the privilege Of attending the hsd
ri Ieetures the School Department. Terms very reasonable
NB-The MERIDEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE. at Merlsn,
Conn one Of the charming and snbrous places n New
ENGLAND will be opened their county establishment June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17
A CORRECTION.
10 n, Edito, If The ~ Y. Tribune.

To N> Ednov u The ". Y. ITDunS
SIR: In the article in Saturdays TaIBrsE on the
plars for aging ont the Central Park il i stated tat
" al other d..sn.rs,' except those who received the
fnt prize, rave "cverlookedthe nee ssty o. provd.
" Dg simple xLlbs remote from tie dus. and nose Of
" carriage" by own dssien gives brosd p'ons-
rad lining the Whole length OF the PAX on either
SIDE 80 t reTsOns whose way lies for aoy d,tsncs
,lorg he ..is m,y enjoy ws.k through i siteous
beirg ear ed out oi tier route hesfewaks lesdieg
tlYouen he Pax 10 dIfrTen: directioas - p'o| VI
Interest, 81. Ans LDNCA, VIA Dhh'i' ISL
A. - ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

CCR CHARLESTON.-Tbe steamship MEM
Pills Csp< O. ". ws,sou- vilSsve per No I'm r.. %
Saturday Nay "a at 4oclock IN Preciriy fsssass SA
yxh; reduc-d untn further notice TO ernss pr loot lnsur
snee one half PER cent, e6ected q our once Apply
a. B. CROMWELL Co, No. % West-st. or. Ahany.
nor sAYANNAH and FI,ORIDA.-The Ameri-
o.n Atlantic Steamship Company nntelsss steam
ship HUNTSVILLE John Poet, commander, VII leave P'es
No IL N r, on SATURDAY hsy z, oeiook p m, pre-
eisey Passage with unsurpassed soenmrno as1ons, Bis
Freight reduced anti further notice 70 cent PET io insur
Nv IL B. CROMWELL Co,
No. IS Wes-st corner Albany.
TAPSCOTTs EMIGRATION and FOREIGN
i EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Persons vishns send os their friends In The od country
asn tain P.ssase Certificates bsy- th brought Ia
TIpsCOTTs SUPERIOR LINES OF LIVERPOOL Oh
LONDON PACKETS
Il the lowest possible rstea
RYHTTTAECHs-Dr,ftsf for FL and upward payable In ny
part Of ErsIand, Ireland Scotland or Ws,ei.
CIRCULARS With Of ships and other Necessary In
formation furnished Application III By esI nclosns postage
stamp for reply 70 IArsCVrI Co
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AMt.s,As BAPTIST MIssIosAKr Socisrr-Tte
Arni,ersary Of the American Baptist Free A'."''sA'y
sce;.,S will be held at CLEVELAND on Wednesday and
Ttnrsdav the 2tth and 9th Of this month.
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Ceaal Notices.
DRECKENRIDG CIRCUIT COURT
u JOHN KEATlNG sssinst TIE BRECKENRIDGE CAN.

N
- JOHN HEATING against THE BRECKENRIDGE Gan
MEL COAL COMPANY. kc-In Chancery.-ln DOE iisnce 70
order Of the Cou 10 this the Go
will sell by sncon the premises ADJOINING the town OF O
vsrPot County Of Breckenridge SAFE OF henIoety on
fourth MONDAY t2sth) In June 1885, the propery IL me
ing described TO wit, AL tie night tile and :'sresl ~ sac
Company and TO he entire real estate OF said Copsny
ug q about thousand OF land IN The "
Breckenridge and Hancock and al the buildings ~o's
railroads locomotives aud nights Of way Jr isu neI
edtan.nts srctises and privilege. every knt
eyer 10 the mortgage herein. namely moTtssse 20 tus
Hui ded ard fy Tho a,snd Dollars BEARING iutrfe't ..
per cent PER and falling due the hss Gay "
1851 Also, the following unincuubersd property
lumber barrel stav-s eo on-
Lure Sc Terms onsh cash. and The re.dus "a eq.A
nsAl.nts credits OF four and ~eb. moaths resprcney
The purchaser v bond with approved security -snns rner'
e., from Tire DAY of sac and er will b. retained on ,n
sd 20 the the pufcha.er Ray dep 10 nc
Bsik Of Kentucky, The City # Louisville al of "
money instead Of svte said bond; II surei-i!;
from he pay al Of The debts RI said Company vr ~
file rrleses s-.ienrn, nt' prop ny akro~-aE " e
Of 90 much money, crpoting aio aid any safp.' ~
All peTsop having claims said COMPANY s- ne'euy
tilted 10 iorit~ IT'D produce and The bel re De
scr I'd. JOHN hEAItNOi S~A-N''o-'"
Coyerrorr Ky.