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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20

CIR EDIT SALE OF WINTER CLOTHING AND WHITE
Shirts, Hats and Caps.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT,
Auction Room, n Chartres street.
FRIDAY, the 21st Inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ at their auction rooms No. II Chartres ST., will be
sold - -
An assortment Of Hats and Caps.
AT II o'clock, up stairs
100 dozen Of Anne rcan White Shirts,
Also
200 lots q Winter Clothing Drawers, Meno Shirts etc.
11-TERMs-At sale. jaN
EXTENSIVE CREDIT CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOTS
Shoes and Brogans without reserve.
BY E. ROGER & Co.,
formerly II. Peychsud, Hyde & Coz
SATURDAY, 22d inst, at 10 O'Clock A. M. .,
~ without reserve their auction Is Old Levee
street, TO close .apdry eonsignments, will be sold
$40 cases Of Boots shoss and Brogans for men, and
Chi DIR n-comprsng a select assortment
H6-TERMS-Over $500, 90 days credit.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery Friday the
instant. ja20
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
Partitio 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20

JULIAN NEVILLE Il co., AUCTIONEERs APP
prsisers General Agents the sale of Estate
Sales, Cargoes, Stocks Of Merchandise etc.
Particular attention paid the purchasing and selling
Of Plantations
A3-Oiice No. II Commercial Place. ja7 II
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Gnlfs Of 4nttion.


~ HOLD FURSIrURE-Rioh Wilton and yelv~t CaTp~ts,
.ov French Plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors iss OF rich
p.,ly Furi,ar Piano Forr 7oc,avc, elegantly in
aid with psh and solid pearl keys OF the mos. superb In
s,rurnsu sGe valuable OH Painting, pesr aud diver
&c., e. AZ No 2s Wes, ls,hst j. w PORTER, Auc.
toner will sell THIS DAY, May TO- al l0l o'clock the entire
Furniture Of the above hous which Is OF the bet descrpon
Of large and co.ily Pier and Mantle Mirrors superior
Piano Forte elegant Suites % Paror Furniture IN eh
crimson brocsde do. IN ami gold solid
Cspter, STA aud Pier Tabe superior
E:eeeTes beop with minor door ADD backs eie
rant Reception ChaI N ch satin and tapestry
mirror backs rch lace ndo~ Car
fars Shade brorH and oou Cock-, costly Sevres and
Desden and rich paor Ornaments Sl-h number Of
fne O-Painues. Dining aud Chamber Funiilre-Ele-
can't Extension Tables Chairs rich gold band decorated Tea and
C. elegant ruby and Glassware, pearl and silver Cut
nv CAKE Baskets Caster, Bureaus. Wasstsrcs with marble
tops costly decorated China Toilet sets, best Hair Mattress,
Beds and BEDDING French oval mirror Mahogany sGites
furniture IN hareoh, and mahogany pringseat
Cha.L.. ro.cxood Has.aId.. Ocoth. saI CaIp.ts. ~
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i TON for BOSTON and PROyIDENCE.-Inlsnd Route
the shortest and direct carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamer, PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE. Capt. D. sturg. In connection With me
STONINGTON and PROVIDENCE, and BOSTON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. leaving New York daily (sun-
days exceped from Pier No North River frat wharf above
Battery place O'Clock and Stoningon at $3.50 or
on Of the Mail Tn which leaves Boston at 5:lo M
The COMMODORE from New York, Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday; from Sonnston Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York, Tuesday, Thurs,
day and Saturday from stOnngon, Monday Wednesday and
Friday =,
proceed from Sonnon per railroad TO Providence
Boston, the Express Mail Train reaching said places IN adj
those by other routes and in ample time for all the
early morning lines connecting North and East Passnsen
that prefer board the steamer enjoy nights s
undstubed breakfast desired and leave StoEngou In the
q train.
Fare from Providence 20 Newport 80 cents.
accompanies the and train through
each way. $500 o,.,
passage berhs freight sppy on,board the
steamer at Freight Office, Pier No. North River or at
the Office, No. 10 Battery place Feb ~ 1893.
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A. NJ MERwIy, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Trade-SaIe

Il
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE.
TUESDAY MORNING May 10 r; O'clock, aid three following
\ hour. - - -
GREAT SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN cooks
-Conprns very extensive variety Of the best editions OF
standard department Of literature aria and sci
including many very elaborate and expnsvey insrse1
bindings and consigned by the English sEd American PnbSers
expressly sold in lots suit purchasers and
Offering an unusual opportunity the trade and collectors for
public private libraries Catalogues may be had on application
he sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

A RTISANS BANK, New-York, May 3, lS59.-
N DIvIDEND.-A Dividend Of THREE AND ONE-HALF
PR CENT M on the Capital Stock will be paid the Stock
holders or their and after MONDAY the yin
order of N. Board r. A. TOOKER. Cashier.
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lnsnranfe Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
IN Boston Capital and accumulated Premiums,
Sl,059 S59 81
Paving cash dividend the insured Panph
lets Reports, &c. furnished gratis. JOHN HOffEk
Aet and Atty for the Co., No. ITO Broadway Y.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE PRINCE and
N CHERRY sTs.-A. j. BLEECKER, son Co. will sell
on WEDNESDAY May II, O'Clock. the Merchants Tx
chsuze: Prnces-Twosiory, attic and basement brick
HOUSE and LOT No. 8, BoweD; lot lJ1S5 feet. On
Cherry t-Tree brick House with 5orr)
and LOT No. SOL 1clst; o &lax139 Maps &c,
a. Nos and Pne-st. By ordes q JOHN BARRY,
a ss6) AdniIis,rator Of James Barry, deceased.
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SILL OF wIseex.N. sEeREIAEY's OEEIcE. !
MADISON Apnl - 1859.
S.ypFopp r. KANE esq Mlwsukee-DsaR SIR: Your favor
Respectfully. 81.

sincerity hope that there mistake ia the seeret.ys
have written to him to ascertain and mos, an.
srC Sne dron t he sboGei .'1 '' '
ar Aiefsnd.r Mitchell TO whom the Third Mortgage Bond
hodrs wish the ders give their proS aud the
sent 20 sold under the third one 81
the ten Directors Of the road IN 1855 who distributed the -
called Corruption Bonds" TO the members Of the Wisconsin
Legislature, taking lo,O00 himself
have commenced in the District Court q the United
States for the District ofWiscsD in behalf q the siocknod'
en- against Alexander Mitchell and his co-diretor, TO
against them the Of million dollars and Tie inter
amount He likewise Of the defendants IN the action
have instituted stock hodcr agans, William Barnes, Is-
tee aside the third bonds a. findn,
lent. and thereby Prevert the sale Of the road NJ A:c
bondhoder and am informed to have been one OF the
Directors under organization if they bad been successful
in selling the third mortgage Among the active friends OF
Mr. Mitchell the third mortiage bondAodtT the present
Company requested to call Oh yShn F,sn n r
Aston House. N Y. May T. 1859
Circuit Court fo,Colanbia County-Newcomb Cleveland,
William Barnes ct al, defendants On motion Of VIM 7.
Iyndc, and Mat H. Carpenter for The plaintiff it is
defendant attorney solicitors agents servants and success
ors and persons claiming by through under him. doing
trustee absolutely refrain from selling the railroad Of
the La and Milwaukee Railroad Company, defendant
or ae mentioned or described or Intended 3 be described
in the , deed or TCs1se FROM ,.d RfSad c2"P sy to
made supplementary and additional thereto by
said Railroad Company said Barnes dated the th day Of Al
gust 1853 and from attempting sell Offering the for
whether by advertisement otherwise under the
authority contained in the said deed Of
trust said ndenture supplementary and additional thereto
until the further order tbs Court aud hereby order that
undertaking be executed the part Of the plaintiff with u
cer security William Barnes defendant, in the Of
dollars conditional that the plaintiff will the said
such damages he sa.ts,n tx OF ~ in,""s
shall finally decide tina; the said plaintiff was not entitled to said
Injunction. ,...
Dated Madison Dane County this 2 day Of April ls5a
(Sigped) II. 3 ORION,
Judge of the 9Th Judicial Circuit, Wisconsin.
iceFy, sas se1Ve 10 De wv WILLIAM J. FOSTER
Notary Public, Nil. Co.. Wis.
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4le0iral.
DH HEALTH OF AMERICAN Os1
u WOMEN ~

70 HEALTH w OF AMERICAN 81
W " in ss't, s,,,s,,r ,e,,o, ~ =,
G,atesSrg Fsmy Rssselis. ts; general sss
s4a,aateed BY the Jol1orf.g
MAYoS's orricr, CRY OF Nsw;Yonx, April ~, isse
Joshua Bridge Of NewYo,s een; day sworn dep.e sna
rheTs Company No 50 Park ha, he has had
Medicine. r ton years and that he has their eee,
have been uniformly good that he has known the sdyeT;sem.ps
nIes oath IN tbI ftrss and genuine character and that
any person desiring proof shall BE- referred TO the parties directly
or be otherwise convinced their accuracy All porous
interested rely upon the statements Of the Gaefnbrg Com
Pany with implicit confidence
SWIM - '''''' NV ''"' DANIEL & TiEMANN.
Al Iocal ,y,gula,e disaeensnt' aad d,sSse,
together & ,~p1~ and diseases q .9"ss az:
M4RSAiLLs UTERIyE CATHOLIC0M
Pree ~ 50 bot Fre bo'tes are seat 10, 60 1t can
sial physician CDr Bsrperl constantly in the Office.
iddye'. JosHUAF. BRIDGE, NJ D. Secretary G'sofeabsrs
Company, Nc u Park.row Nsw,Iors
Az ARTICLE, WHOLLY vsAurHosi1ED WEAKLY srskssLss
THIs IN LABEL, HAS BEES PUT ~ CALCULATION.
The hsh moral character Of the seienen connected with
ahs ~ Dr. B%s aS the n ssnans pS should I'M
dnce grrs reliance in their preparations He may be consulted
New. y '''''' '' 'D''
DRUGS, &c.-WILLIAM II. KINSLEY, No.
~ II Coolest Maidsn.lane New-York ofsrs,o
RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
an coSsiGSMESTS s' Of MEDiciSEs' CHEMICALS, &C. dis.
psed the best advantage or brought 10 public notice
DR. J. b. ANARCHISTS celebrated UTERINE
~ CATHOLCoN for the relief and Of suffering females
NE rally good medicine be their best friend. The results
Of Dr. ANARCHISTS cArHoLIcoN proved. the only ,rtiee
thing has been ned the best physicians eousued ya spent IN
anguish and "sot Wasted this e1aeon si. ,s M S s
10 any form Of disease peculiar 70 the female like
&C. is pr.cribgd by physicians nurses who have wit
messed m astonishing Effects The letters Of hundreds Of ladies
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Water Cure.

nR. +. j. LOWENTIIALs WATER CURE
IL and GYMNASIUM, No. 10 Bleecker-st., New-York.
without board Transient and permanent Bosders
taken.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH
i EAST WEST .houli buy. before startins, APPLk-
IONS RAILWAY GUIDE Pne. 3 eenA The clear nanIef
In which The THROJH ROUTE MAPS den.s-sd, enso-s
the trayeler 70 q glance HOW HE SHALL TAA'EL
He vii ave many dollar bI .scgrins eopy;
D. APPLETON 4 Co, Publishers.
S.a SO and 81 Brved~sy.
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stationerp ano fanfp GOODS.

A RTJSTES. TEACHERS and SCHOOLS are
~ rsrctfy informed that the subscriber is now selling TN
best ENGLISH CANVAS, OIL aud WATER COLOks rAs-
TEIs PAPER, lower thsn any iouss
In city. All the materials for GRECIAN PAlNrlNd and
the Of PRINTS and ENGRAVlNGs IN the city
FRAMES o hand and made tn order.
w. sCHAUS Artists Coleman No. 629 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

WILLIAM NJ. LITTLE, Auctioneer, will SELL
w on WEDNESDAY, May H. at 10Y o'clock, at No 289
Adelphi near DeKalbav Brooklyn, handsome assortment
ofFGRNlTUREParor suites in Plush painted Chamber suite
rosewood Library Bookcases Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Paintings Hair and Spring Mattresses Extension Tables Center
Tables Kitchen aud Bedroom Furniture In general catalogues
at Office No S57 Futon-st Brooklyn The house will be
sold about five minutes before the Furniture.
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financial.

SisgoS DsnER, Auetoneer.
DY SIMEON DRAPER.-Reguhr Auction
ID Sale. a. No Sc Pnest EVERY DAY. Stocks and Bonds
bousL, and odd al Private Sac.
SALE THIS DAY a, o'clock See Catalogue.
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BY SIsEos DRAPER, Auctioneer.
an THURSDAY The lyth DAY Ot May, st ia

" oelock at the Merckanis' Exchange
81 Bonds (uuder hypothetical each u The Dnhuq7e
W.s.en Railrad Canrzny F MorEg bearing interest Jan
! and July /, in the City Of Hev-York.
b. sod in O-s q frum two 20 81 bonos 70"
g roo eschl r
Term. Of sale o.: IL pr 20 be paid ne Day 4
.a he fos~iue day. the Office Of The Ancooe-
NJ lf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

Il RAILRUADTo the o,ockho.deTs 81 ne III Nlvs-' anu
n ilw ausee Railroad Company:
In en- guonylnou. ia The Herald and II blne
NJ May charged with bringing III against TIE La
Company IN the year 2Ji, and also charged "h OAef
things which equally o. false. - .
brought suit agarst ths Company IN @ ana OBTAINED
Judgment tl2Z7 20 in Ocb lS57 aud an execution WIS
ieed heou under weA .nnoi De Laa 4i J1aee
Niler's decision j. confirmed az Washington
IL 81 :, p:ember 1851 the Company executed
lease Of the road and all IT, property 20 S-h Chabran I
indefinite prod of time and OF III "a Of Ooo.r o ney
confessed Judgment the Il 500 coo 20 this Nj Chanoer
LAIN then oonn.nceG sat N eqIlty N the CAltsa ~
Court Of Wisconsin, before Judge Miller, against the
Company and Mr.. Chamb an. Ia February, 1913, judge MI
Ter made that the judgment lease Ed, $40
setting bth aside From this deere Mr. app A@d
Supreme the United States aud has given secu
up1l sIpsal" il the Of JJWp 20 ny Jl1gHst
cded ber the Winter Of 1907 IL he time b. remains IN
tie pcssessioR Of the rosd .
The individual who si-ns himself . SOC kholie i eyl-
IDENTIFY IN tie pay Of the Third Mortgage Bondnode who have
the Road under r sale the 2lst day oi May
1889 and uue the rjuncion granted by Judge orion and
served O. Nj Barnes the Trustee few miu ites beigrr ne
time he was 20 have the Road the sd day Of April 1879
sustained the Road sod under The tird mor'gase aud
the -ockhoid.rs Mr. Chamberlain, as stoc der
well knows, aud has been urging thu sale Of the Al
under The third aud j. decidedly hostile 10 me- o"hs
quently hostile 20 the stockholders. =,
VIII M Stakeholder" have the goodness 10 ave his name
10 he public and likewise the stockholders Of the
he and hs eoconsprato against the stock
holders had IN the issuing 81 The surplus .ocs over te
allowed by the charter Il sii Company which Is ten
bis anonymous pm Mr. Third Mortgage Bondhoder what D.
thinks Of the following document aud what he TANKS OF the
W sconsn Stse Prism
STATE OF Wisconsin, sEcRETARY's OFFICE,
MADISON, April ~, 1859
SxDFoRD r. KANE esq, Mlwaukee-DsaR sra; Your favor
Of the h received On the okhodeT list Of the la
and Milwaukee Railroad Company fled IN M Mo- or
tie inst appears that the number Of shares Of stock upon
th. transfer books 8V'o
And upon books Of the Company, reported by the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and ser WEDNESDAY April 1859, Tfains vii rave
2;h q. Station, SsvYork, IS follows;
7:<S N For WlismsSridxe-
s:S0A m Mail Train for A bAny.
$3.50 m. For W williamsburg.
II 80 q m. For White Plains.
$3.50 p. NJ FOR Wilamsbridse
coop. IN. For Dover Plains.
$500 .. m. For White Plains
6:l5 p For Whit Psns, from White and Certfs q;
$50 p m. FOR WlhAnasbndge.
RErpRNNc-Niuk sVe:
$50 a. .frora White Plains.
$3.50 a. M. frun Dover Plains.
$50 N From Wiliamsbridge.
7:t0 IN PROM White Plains.
s:45 "a Mail Tain from Albany.
g:S0a NJ. Prem WHiamsbridge.
leo .. m. From WiilAnsbrdss.
$500 .. IN From White Plains.
500 .. IA. From Wlliarnsbridse.
WM j. CAMPBELL Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY at PUBLIC
sALE-By order OF the United States Government Will
be sold AZ public sale at the Philadelphia Exchange TUES
DAY l7th May u O'Clock by Of the United States
Government the property formerly owned and occupied BY tia
PENNSYLVANIA BANK on Second and Dock..ts. and
Gold Lodges The LOT is Isl fee by 2s feet with four
fronts Bought by the Government at f2tOO for the PosO
fee and now sold another location having since been fixed
upon. Also the property known as the PHILOSOPHICAL
HALL" hs below Chestnut Full descriptions may be bad in
audbs OF the auction rooms Of Mesrs BANGS, MERWlN
Co No IS Park row. NewYork and the Exchange, &c.
NJ THOMAS SONS, Auctoneers.
Philadelptia Nav 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

CARSON a. HARD,
" Wholesale Paper Dealers and Manufacturers,
No a Beekmsn-st, York.
We offer the largest assortment Of LEDGER and FLAT Pa
PERs be found In America, both fine and sperne bnders
bookseller saoners and printers money by purchasing
Papers sold az mill prices time or Tor CASH
We keep make order Paps suitable for merchants In
every line Of business n,x,
Fifty per BE- saved BY printers by buying our BILL
HEADS ready-ruicd from sheetwnte aud blue,
o. laid.
We RULE for binders By the 100 more at 80 per
hand ruling by the of our patent steam rns
ma chiue diamnnd pointed pens. Send toI cIcnlars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

OrrIcE AMERICAN GuASo COMPANY, No % Willism,st,}
NEw-YoRE, April p, 1889
TNHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the AMERICAN
Il GCANO COMPANY hereby notified that the ANNUAL
ELECTION for TRUSTEES will be- held at the Once OF the
Company on the l2h Of May ensuing The polls will be open
from II a. m until O'Clock The Transfer Books will be
closed from the lst 70 the 18th Of May, both inclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

W. DAY Tuesday, 10y o'clock No. 81 West SD
st. between 9th and 7havs, all the elegant FURNITURE con-
tanned the above residence consisting Of chycaryed rose
wood Paror Suites Velvet Tapestry and Brussels Carpets
wood Eiaeee mirror doors and back OIL Paintings IN rich gilt
frames bronze and marble 3dsy Clock with Csndeabra
match gtframe French Plate Pier Class rosewood Piano
Forte ma rhoop Center Tables rich bronze Gas Chandeliers
mahogany Extension Table; Dinner and Tea Sets; rich Gut
Bohemian Glass rosewood and mahogany Bed
eads curled hair Mattresses; Feather Beds Bedding
Dressing Bureaus; Wsssnd Toilet Sets Dressing Tables
Armour Glaze together with general assortment Of
Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
Catalogues ready and BE- had application to the
Auctioueer No 10 NGssAu-st.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.-On
~ and ser MONDAY, April s and until farther aoescs,
Passenger Trains vii leave Pier foo, Of DaAnes, a. ioo~s'
viz:
pUNKIRK EXPRESS a, "a m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
and principal intermediate Stations.
NAIL TRAIN No. Cor Dgnhirk ard Buffalo, ard inter
mediate Stations
ROCkLAND PASSENGER AZ 5 81 ?. m, NON foot Of HAf-
Perront for SGhsrns and Intermediate ststlona
WAY PASSENGER at ?. no, for Nes6ursh, Addie.o~n.
ard Intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS a, p m, for Dankrk ans Buffalo.
The above trains daily, Sundays eSe-pted
These Express Trains klmira with the fmrs,
Niagara Fall Railroad for Niagara Fall,
Biushamrtou with the Syracuse aud BnshAmpon Railroad
Syracuse Corning with the Buffalo, Corning and New York
Railroad for Rochester and Buffalo At Grca, Bend with ths
Delaware Laekawanns and Western Railroad r Sn,oni ..
Horciesvle with The Buffalo ard Newfork City Rairo~d,
and az Buffalo and Dunkrk with the Lake Shore Rrosd, or
Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Detroit, Chicago. &c.
CHARLES MORAN, President.
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II y Y
the County o NewYort Socs h"cby oven % all persons
claim. against MARY CANTON late Of the City Of New
YORK widow deoes present the with vouchers there
al 10 ID. subcribeT az bis Office No. - Cb4nbes Ia the
CIV on or before the twenty day u October
r-Dsted New York the twenty-tlrd day Of April 1850
sr6 lay6rnTu DAVID s. BROWNE, Executor
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ID. HOLBROOK, Auctioneer.-THlS DAY,
at u Msidenlsne, and Lberty a. lo ococs: Dwarf
and Standard Roses Running Moss Roses In full blow
Evergreen Trees Towering shrab' Verbena Dahas pases
PaB.es POen Honey Suckls Caration Pink Grape vines
sc. from WIN. WILSON, l4ths., and Astoria L. L.
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NETWORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ tn Car, s,ys .hius a. 30 7SS and 10 and 80
445 and $40 P M connecting viii III. steamer MO
for N.r.vok - Hcr-eTs Point. To. MArTANO VIII leave
Fult1p N,rse Slp a, ~ !, and S;fS and 7So p IN,
countius y III lie ssIs Hunte Point for Flushing Fare .
cent. WM NJ. SMITH. Superintendent
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GEo LIANT Co.. Auc0nceTs NOs 81 and J1y broadway
On TUESDAY, May 10, and following days, at
" o'clock each day, large THEOLOGICAL and HlsrORl-
Clergyman comprising many aud curious old works in The
ology American History, old Tracts Sermons curious
editions Of the Bible. &c. which BraTts Reforna
ton vols folio; Bunct's do vols foio foxs Martyrs
vol folio illuminated; Carks Murtyrology LghtfOos Works
u vols morocco; Faves Works. vols. plates Goodwins
Works, folio Fabricius Bbothcca Grsca, IA vols 40;
Christian Review q vols half morocco; Msthers Magnala,
fo Meals History Of New England; Hutchnsons Msssachu
Cnrllons RrYnlnfnn: Smth's New York. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

IN COMPANY Annual Meeting q sto"khoters Of this
Company the election of Thirteen 5) Directors will be he'd
~ the The Company Of thst and ithav on
TUESDAY May IT, the polls be open from y O'Clock at
20 O'Clock m The Transfer Books d the Old and Preferred
Stocks will De closed from O'Clock Of the 10th May until
O'"NA -" - 'A " H. EMERSON Secretary. &c.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYork notice hereby given 70 an per
.s having caiia against MARY LINDSAY late Of the City
deeeas.d present the sarnr with vouchers thereof
the subscriber al the office q Robert Cullen, e.f NO ~
the City u kewIOrk before The bfst Jay
81 November IsDaisd New York the 18th day u April 1890
WILLIAM FRAZER, Admin with the viii annexed
a,lC .Er,rTu
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~ NEWBURGH and POCGHKEEPslE, binding 1t Coz;
zcrs. Yves: Point Cold Spring, Cornwall New-AuegEe ana
N,o1 zach way-The fas: and elegant Steamer THOMAS
POWELL Csp A L. Anderson, leaves Jay-s; Pier EVERY
AFTERNOON, at ST O'Clock.
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IN DELPHIA and he SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Ma and Express lines leave New York at and II
g. m and and D. M; fare 81 Through Tickets cold for Gin
einna,i West ard for Washington, and tie
South &c, and through baggage checked to Washington IN
N. and p. N rains $500 . ,,.
No bassAse will b. received fo trains unless delivered snd
checked fifteen minutes In advance Of the time OF leaving
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~ obcO-' ~ LIZ
j L @ Ias TRAINS will leave Chlmbess- Station a.
folYws Express Trains and n = and m FOR Hid-
son. 7:l5 NJ fer Sing Sing, 10 snd and lo'S p m
Poushkeep-ie, LIS and $50 ov Tarryown 80 aAa
Gas D m 1r Peekki j:SDp m. The Hudson, PoIEhkeepe
Perks Sing Sing and Tay'owu Trains stop II mo. OF the
way stations Passengers aiken At Chamber Canal Chrtphfr
and Ss Trains for NeTYork leave Troy As aud $3.50
n 3: IS p and Albany about - minutes later On
Slpd,ys a, D. n. A. y. SMITH Sup;.
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II s. PASSPORTS Furnished by ID. b
L TAYLOR No 1870 Nassau.st the regular Govern men
Agent with guide books and map of all Europe up to pe'e
time, without extra charge