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Hyer, but it was announced that he had left
the building.
Mr.. Ottignon than announced that the
exhibition would close by set to between
Mr.. Tooksy and Mr.. Hall, who came for.
ward and did their work. Again be said it
would close by an exhibition OF Scotty, OF
Brooklyn, and Mr.. Freeman, OF New York
Scotty and Mr.. Freeman added chapter
10 the evenings entertainment Scotty was
. white man and Mr.. Freeman was . negro.
They had lively time. and both exhibited
Q great deal Of skill. Freeman was grace.
fal and light in bis mo -ement.
Mr.. Ottignon informed the audience that
the evenings entertainment would close
with trial otskill between Old Bill Toyee
and Young Nike Trainor. Old Bill was
the best man. Mr.. Ottignon stated to the
highly intelligent audience that the exhibi-
ton would be closed with set TO between
Young Powers and Young Dudley, both Of
Boston. The two respondent youths made
demonstrations against each others noses,
and were cheered. Mr.. Ottignon then an
nounced that the entertainment would con-
clude with a set TO between Mr.. Sweetman
and Maurice Leonard, which statement was
confirmed by the audience leaving.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT MoRRIssEY
AND KEENAN, REcoScmED A special
courier has just arrived from the Bowery.
He announces that before the set to, Morris.
sey and Heenan became reconciled, and ex-
pressed profound qualification at possess
ing each others friendship. Cannot Louis
Napoleon and Francis Joseph follow SO il
ustrious an example?
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WnSS q. =, Fow er--so the story runs
first commenced the examination OF BUMPS,
some OF the students in the New York Uni.
vcrsiiy were disposed TO quiz him. A pc
cullar shaped squash was found in the col
lege yard. aud plaster cast taken Of one
cod OF it, quite closely r~embling the cas-,
OF a human skull. This was taken TO Fow.
lcrs rooms, and he WAS given to understand
that the original was closely Connected with
a literary institution. The phreRologist
took the cast in bis hand and examined il
with some carr, when q bright thought
struck him. You need nc, think. young
men, TO catch me said be To the students
do you think don't know the bead OF
Horas Grceley?"
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wnitsa Tor the Pioneer and Demprsi
THE MIsrs or LIFE.
NJ EMILY HEWITT BrGHKR

All dAy the mist clouds have covered
The mountains, and forests, and piAin--
All day has my window been dsmpsned
By the fall Of this tiny RAIN
A circle Of brown withsred grasses
An arbor, vine and tree
Fading into the lowering darkness,
Ia oil that my eyes can sec.
The world seems asleep or 10 stspor--
hear not sound or breath -
feel, In this islandie circle,
As chained to living death
~.
know that THO forests are naked
The mountains are frowning and wild;
Natures March song offers no glsdassn,
Nor tone that Ia gentle or mild
But the bsrrensst waste would DO beauty
A relief from this gloomy pail
That hangs, ~ the veil DER the Failure,
la dresrinsas over all
I would see the old mountains clearly
Though they frownsd with the grimmest frewn,
I would sec the bare. lsahsss forests
And tho plain with IL grasses brown.
And thus wish the uncertain
vAg,s mist that covers my life,
In mercy would III its thick foldings
And show me my peace or my strife -
can bear all the Ills Fate may bring me,
Though they come In q throng dark and dense;
hut my soul In tempest Ia shaken
By this cruel and lAshlng SUSPENSE!
! would know whether under the azure
The sky Of the Northland gives,
Or In balmy gales Of the tropc,
The hope Of my lifetime lives;
Or II under tho waves Of tho ocean,
Or mound In some sunny glade,
Or thu turf Of some quiet churchyard,
Ny iIfe aud my love 10 laid.
hut tho curtain lIf.s not--like this night mist,
II shuts out the year from my SCOPE
And leaves but circle Of mem rics--
Suspense, Despair, and Q Hope
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\ wRIrSR in the Sprii of tie Iir,ts gives
the following statement Of the outt, with
which two English Lords furnished them
selves in New Orleans for Bsilalo han, in
Arkansas
FoaE red flannel shirts two pairs OF lhic /
boots. two pairs q haekskin trowsers two
scotch caps ~t,hoa, Visors, tho stockings OF
drawers too rides, two ~ barre Colts ~
my tegulAnon) shooters, four Rowe kn'Vrs
and eight haBdrvd and seventy i've dollars
worth Of brady. With plenty u ammunition 70
last ioar months
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raises Q stf aud, ~ we same uhe, soiui'fs tuS
III. Knsmy Treason In the Camp rrss'dsa, Rivss
slopes and asuerai watsr Kec,ei In his risse-
III. Cssn n,eans he Tran q the Re,rssuas PHI
saasrs- Msnsavr,ns on Bo,h sides-'' Tbs s,srs
cad sr,pes" no Projections 10 Rssiden, Amss,eAos
In Coat ai Amosra-Ths Br,ish Naval oalasrs and
the rniibas,srs Captain Bslaw,a makes brilliant
and ssossssnai dssosa, opsa ,hs Eaesy,
The signal reverses Of the iillbustsrs upon
the bloody field Of Guiana Costa had ia an
ticipated effect. both upon tho Costa Ricans
and their allies, and the fllibusters And
while the flush aud pride Of the prowess Of
their arms elevated one to the very pinnacle
Of ambitious enthusiasm. defeat drew the
the other down almost into the abyss OF
despair, One was taught that the Anglo
American was not invinciblc in the Geld
whilst the other learned the folly OF dSpising
an adversary be he ever so weak and unrs-
nowncd. For weeks subsequently, tho War
Department Of Costa Rica was literally DO.
segcd by applicants for arms, aud To be On.
rolled 10 the victorious army which soon In
their turn were 10 invade the territories sub.
jugated and ruled by the chienaius Of the
iillibuster troops 80 great was this enthu-
siastic spirit. that 10 the short space Of one
week three thousand men were enrolled, and
twice that number rejected for the want Of
means and munitions OF war, with which to
arm thcm. Cattsra Of Guatemala, and
GuAriiola OF Honduras, hastily levied an
allied army Of $500 soldiers. and placing
General Basido ut their bead, offered them
to General Mora, to cooperate with him in
sxpeling the filibusters from Central
America. The allied armies now in the
field for active service against General
Walker. numbered six thousand men, fight.
ing Tor their homes, their fortunes and FAINT.
lies, trimming with intense hatred against
their enemy, whom they had been taught to
believe brigand, skePtical in religious mat
ters. and regardless OF oil aud everything
but personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and the en-
IAvemsnt OF their race; which, unfor.
tunately, they had grounds upon which to
base their hear. rs Walker had only few
weeks previous, ipjsdiciously repealed the
laws Of Nicaragua against involuntary servi
tude, and thus threw open the country to
the Introduction Of negro slavery--an ns,i-
tuition with which the Nicsraguanese could
never sympathise, being composed A. they
were. largely OF the prescribed race, and one
ol which class at the time snjoyeis prominent
Official Position in the RivAs- " alker Cabi.
net This lmpolitic act OF General Walker
Was scls'd upon with avidity by the British
Consus ~ Leon and Greytown.and skilliully
used 10 the prejudice OF the iillbus,ers. and
stirred up = sentimen, in the native bosom
that could no, be dispeiied by arguments.
So that while Costa Rica and Der allies
were binding on the sword, for the coming
struggle. . storm Was brewing IN Nicara-
qua, that of itself Was enough to rcquir the
whole concentrated energies Of Walker To
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fwr,ttsn for The rtossef aud Dsmoersil
"REMINISCENCES OF A FILLlBUSTRR.
NUMBER KfoHr.

This gassts Of Defsst--rhs yiiusas'srs Down In The
Moaih," sad hs ooslA Riosas Jnsiisnt-densrsl
waihsrs Desire Ia iatsodaes slavery isso Sear' suA
raises s,ofu, aud, 81 The same time. soldiers for
III. Knsmy Treason In the Damp rresidsa, Rivss
slopes and General walhsr kiec,ed In his Pisse-
III. Costa a,eans os he rrsil q The Re.rssuas PM
saasrs- Msn,pavrns on Bo,h sldes-' Tbs s,aru
cad sutpes" no Protection 10 Rsslden, Americans
In Csst al Amor,ea The Bri,ish Naval ofnasrs and
the Fniib USERS C.p,Ala Baldwin mAsss brilliant
and ssoosssnl dssoea, opsa ,hs Eaeay,
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W. r. W,sTcorr, Auc,ioneer
VERY elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

made by Mesks. Chckerns Piano Forte with mAsnii
gacry about u original OIL Paintings by eminent artists
AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN BROOKLYN.
By W. H. WESTCOTT on THURSDAY, May 49, stI0s O'clock,
No III Iienry-st Brooklyn Heights comprising the entire
house which Ia having been made 20
Meeks and other makers the sale Of which VII
be- absolute, without regard 20 westh.r
CONSISTING IN PARLORS OF
Three elegant Rosewood Pa Suites made by Meek aud cot
1900 each Administer and Velvet Carpets four large and coy
Forr1 Mron four splendid oval Mrrors; Cndonep Con
soes in buhwork mabetop aud side Tables Rosewood
Marbletop Eagers. rich embroidered Curtains Rosewood P
forte, BY Chickering Of Boston, magnificent equestrian
Edward III and Richard also Of various classic
subjects with large and valuable gallery Of Painting selected
by present IN Europe aud this country among which
the works Of Cop-sy, Mount Liey Carter Hart Roset
burg Lancr Caena M spencer Ego etc. and from oolie
worthy the attention ~ AID artists eyery paint
Ing % b. prremp'orily sold)
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RARNUMs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sue
PARENTS THURSDAY, May 10, AFTERNOON st 5 O'Clock.
LITTLE CORDELiA and snd hsI Parent: in PAGE OF HIS
TORY. After which, THE HAPPY MAN. THIS EVENING,
q. "a O'Clock, UNCLE TOMS CABIN with all the Orxusl
Elects. IN SIX ACTS and TWELVE TABLEACX. LITTLE
CORDRLIA HOWARD IVA. Mrs @. G. HOWARD as
70PSEY with SONGS and BREAKDowNs Mr.. O. c. HOWARD
ST CLAIR. The Aquars HAPPY Family Picture Gallery,
a.. Admiance IS cents Chdrea under TO- IL een,s Par
0ce.ts ses.s Is cents sddilopsl
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60 Uhom il man Conlcrn.

OFrICE oF THE CLERK OF AsEEAks,}
NV CRY Hall, PARK, May 4, 1859
A RREARS of TAXES.-Public notice Is here
~ by given that pursuant law and under the direction q
the Controller Of the City Of New York, the undersg ed VII
(ss The advertisement be prepsred proceed 10 ad
yee for Sale the Lands and Teneu.ns situate In the City and
County Of New York upon which the Txes Of he ) 30
and 81 rcsPectiyely remain unpaid.
Ts Payers In for those requested 20 make
imI diae payment and thereby additional expense
JOSEPH C. PIACKNEY Clerk of Arrears.
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A. 7. BLEEckgR, Auctoncel - -
CUPREME COURT SALE in PARTITION,
y of the PARKINSON" ESTATE, STATEN ISLAND,
ADJOURNED from April GA J. BLEKcKER, SON 4
Co. will sell oh SATURDAY. Msy ia 2oolek, at SescrJs
Hotel Vsnder6 Landing the splendid properly. stds,sd
Clifton and Css,leton Hight. with the largo far.a oppeds
Perth South Amboy with mile front Particulars
IN The Staten issudsr legal advertisement at tho Pafknsos
HOMESTEAD Clifton aud No. Pne-s, NewYerk where maps
IT, b. METCALFE Referee.
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CRY or Nsw-Yosk. DEPARTMENT ov FINANCE
CoxTRoLLER's OFyIcs. April 81, 1853. :
NOTICE 10 OWNERS of REAL. ESTATE

NOllCE 10 ONNEhS OF REAL E6IAIE.-
~ Numerous application. having been made this Depart
nen BY citizens holding receipts o various Collectors Of Assess,
ens for amounts paid previous April 49, 1852 account of
assessments for opening the Central Park aud sandy street aud
ether improvements which have been retained By said
COLLECTORS and not credited IN ih proper books Of the Bureau Of
tbs Collection Of Assessnents have such credits duly made
and the liens created by such canc.lsd dis
charged of rrcoFd-SOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN al
no have paid which have duly
credited peseut the evidence Of such payment h. Oce
examination Before suthorZinz discharge
ing lien the Controller will require original
ct Of the authorized officer Of the Cooperation be fled
th. Oce with afdsyi, Of the party BY Of
Wkm the payment made setting forth the facts and cir
Of the and geh other proof will the
Corporation action the Collector under
and BY whom such collections made. In
have been made clerks other than Col
lec;ogs representing themselves &c Be authorized such
payments behalf Of the COpoasu the authority such
persons IN the premises must be clearly shown When
payments hay been made BY bank check. drawn 70 the order Of
the Collectors and indorsd By tb such checks sh ad
sen,ed with the receipt Of such ofheial.
Applications r the discharge Of liens In the aboveentioned
cas panied By the required proof payment should be
made In writing addressed the undsd the envelope
being indosed Claim for discharre Of an .ss-ment leo"
H. upon examination the Pro Of payment shall Be deemed
ssctory the hen vii Be oarceed aud certificate % h. ei
will be given under the hand Of the Controller the proof
ROB'T T. HAWS, Controller.
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I ADDS PARLOR GRAND PIANO
- Can b. bougr. A.
IN L D Al n. L.

WONDERFUL EMPLOYMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS.
STTltWAY SONS invite artists and the public 10 genera
cal ana eI,nine their newly invented OyERSTRIN0
GRAND PIANO which, for power quality Of tone pro
oosncee superior other Grand Piano By al who have
sic whom the bes: sic judges OF the
try sueh Godbeck Tn Hazan (Ed0r Of The Musical n
view, L. C. Hill, ". A King ". Mason, IL G. Tinm Il
Wo1enhsup.. A. II. WOOD and msny others
STEiNWAY SONS,
Manufacturer Nos e2 and "a wslkerst. EewYort
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

OFFICE oF REcEIvEs OF TAXES lnew Cour- -Ho1.el
No. - Chsmb~rs-st., New-York. May 10, lsja. !
NOTICE 10 TAXPAiERS.-AuT Taxes on Real
IN Estate M the year lss paid before the SIS, day
June 6r collection. JAMES KELLY, Receiver Of Taxes
DACIFIC-ST. NJ. Z. CHURCH, Brooklyn,
i corner Clinton sad Pseie--ts. he Rev w. IT, MIL
BURN pzs.or The annual renting Of the SEATS Of
church wiz ase place MONDAY EVENING, Msy % al
o'clock
DREMIJ'M TRENTON CRACKERS.-A. EX-
TON would respectfully nform the Groce of the sh snd
shsys b. will call upon them personally, 18th inst with
8 ~mple Of his TRENTON BUTTER and WINE CRACKERS
which popur in Philadelphia The Crackers
vsrsr,ed coed J. sample AL orders pgutusy filed
ADAM EXToN. Nos IS spd 81 Cenre-s,. rren,on y. J.
r. sTee Crscters ,ook the pLemsn Il tie Asccssl sr
held Q, TIcu:oD. \. J., scP, lS5S
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BENEFIT OF
Miss MARY CANNON,
Wlch occasion vi be- icyiNcd fs, time in years the beau.
tit. dIsms Of
THE KNfCltS or THE ROUND TABLE,
with the rpioachsbc ginsy a. this
theater.
To coac!rdt M fin, time In years the farce of
TIKI BOARDING-SCllOOL,
g. which a. M ladies and gentlemen connected with this Esb-
hsb,ne., vii SpItsI
book
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
BY JosEFH HTGrNAs Anc,ioneeT.
MONDAY, May 23, 1T . O'Clock 8. m, precis'


MONDAY. May %, at 9 O'Clock s. IN, precisely,
Nl a. No Peueponts Of MoIroe place, tho e
n st uce OF the Rev O. W B,hue D. the large and
e assortment and costly fCRNlrU RE- conta~ In the
house excellent order ard al II the bcs' msnuscta
PARIOR-Splendd 7oc, Piano BY Sher IN rich sebs wood
stool match. and French cth covers suite
of eegnu, Fuitue In clth with nen
e piece rich uaroon French cloth Window Curtains,
hod red htc lace do with sr plated couices superb sl
verpsed Chandelier lights. with rich crystal ehsns
prsns ard globes girandoles 10 msch royal velyt Csp
gold bciv,d Window Shades splendid French plate mans
Mrrur, a..
DINING ROOM-Elesant oak extension Table, Buffet Lounge
and Chairs green plush match Artistic bnoa,c aud ef Chan
d-rr lights Wser Slide with globes and crops splendid
mantle Mirror aud Mirrors In door, Wilton
Csrpet green and gold bruca. " indow Curtains. &c.
BOl DOlRSIsendd medallion French Carpe cost $tfS a.
good as new very eh blue and gold satin dsmask Window
Cusns with ahed conices richly carved and gilt; Bed CTR
tans walnut s IT. Couch with mattress and pillows. sowing
and ARA Chairs match In bue and gold splendid walnut
B.ds,t ad superior sud feather bed Hinge patent
adjusting Char in crimson push splendid bronze copy OF
Ks ceebra'td Of The Amazon" marble pedestal
with variety small articles oi bronze, Psrsn China aud bo
Il. -.
CHAMBF Handsome wanu, Beds,eads, Wsrdobes mar'
betop drss Bureaus, washsands Commcde hair Ms.ses
feahr Beds rich window and bed Curtains splendid plated AMI
gilt China Toilet Set. Valuable Oh Painting. b'se; Csrpet.
Gas Brack,s And good assortment Of Kitchen Furniture
Catalogues al the sslssroonls.
Tn. above Furniture be purchased private SAFE N an
appraised vana'iOn II taken entire before the day OF sale
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Marhluerp.


DEAUMONTs STEAM GAUGES,
- Perfectly reliable handsomely made and WARRANTED,
yeTy low prices
c. w COPELAND No 6 Brosdwsy,N Y.
LIRE ENGINES.
Severn new Firc Engines o. the bes. rAke and wssEed
For sale reasonable iefns by JOHN II. SlCKELS,
No. Lafayeite-pace New York.
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CHANCES for Bnsiness men.

DOOKSELLING BUSINESS in CANADA for
ID SALE A four.nx Bookseins aud Stationery basiness
II one Of the sad tiles Canada aud established hsn
twenty year. since be dispo.ed ot Auy whiGs
for the address JAMES MILLER Bookseller.
No &c Brosdpsy kew-foh.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

Boar6 au0 Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and Wife. or few single
N GrntlemeU, b. accommodates vita koohS ana
BOARD Y in, c,as- Hous@ At No q E.s. 3l.'-s;.
4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN can be accOmmo-
"A dated with FURNISHED ROOM (Breakfas, and Tea "
required, private family central part ot tie eiy ~-
a Broadway Referns eXchsnE-d Apply a. he Cod Watch
Cas- Msnufsctory Of JOHN Ii. GlFRlH. No 81 Ne"ys,
DOARD 10 LONDON.-Mis. COAON, No. {
Id .ansr- Reseut wis eceiy- Ladies ans Ge1te
men vi.s London either ft the day week Her soese
CsoG. sni osess e-?c. Advantages o taoe ~H
viii quiet eruteel hou1r. AMI ecoco5rica oasrres
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

EEO. CIIRISTY's OPERA-HOUSE,
NJ Ne 44 BsosDwAX
GEO. CHRSTI and Il. NJ. HoOBY .....Poprietor..
c. Musical Digvc;os.
RETURN OF THE kANORlTES,
After lapse Of one year.
MONDAY EVENING, May =, and every evening during the
NONPAREIL TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
GEORGE CHRlSTf'S
MiNSTRELS,
Compug sixteen Of the most brilliant stars o! Ethiopian Ma
b.Ssy, who will sPpear -
EVERY EVENING
IL their unique original ard uns pproschsble
SOIREES DETHIOPE,
Ccnssing Of Vocal instrumental TeTpschocsn and Hsonc
performance embracing in uneQused style Of exec
of Negro MrsiTrsy In addition 70 pro
ErsnDe par excellence will be performed fir. time IN two
Chiistys highly amusing operc bqres called
BLACk BLJSDERS
Or, NIGHT OF DIFFICULTIES.
Geo ChFis,y in his org character c Julius Crow sss;er
EEsene IL h original character of Cynths RseoSa p Bow
ers IN his original character Of JoceyR HgyeI oher Shrse
ters BY the Company.
For nn!l particulars small bills.
Pnce Of admission. 25 cents
Doors open at !; 20 commence a. O'clock.
Front seats invariably reserved for ladies.
CscDtienanly ushers Attendance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
UNOR SALE or EXCHANGE in the VILLAGE

l. Of JAMAICA. L. la PLOT Of TwESTY-SIx ACRES
twenty o which .he Biok Bone and 10 the beautiful
pS~oe Of Wood Land the Island l. vii Be so1 low or ex
changed fct nediE rsd dwelling In peasant par. sf IL
eity Apply 70 z. H. LUDLOW s. Co. No. IL gises-
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miscellaneous.
T'HE EXCELSIOR STAR BLACKING pro-

duces perfect polish oil uesss, preserves ne
leather so and phsbe nearly dobins IL durability We
sak trial and viii refund Ia price no. lond -
A. RANDALL 4 Co, No. 10 Asideaiane, n Il
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GUNNER Retreats.

DOARD in the COUNTRY. Y.-Familes and in-
ID d,iduas b. uods,rd with bard from June J.
pleasant healthy location large airy hou or hou,s
ride Harlem road For psr:c aars inquire Of ID ID L
MARSHALL. of Liberty aud Greeuwichsts, New
York or address c. Ii. BEkDiNG Dover Pisirs.
GUNNER RETREAT-MOJNT IDA-At
~ New Pair Landing mills Of PoushkeeTsir. One
of he mo-, e.hy and desirable 10 su the Hudson. Al
dnss BROOKS New Ps.;E Landing Refers John Age
yene, No. Waist .
D. p BARNARD. No. q Csurt-.,.. Brooklyn.
GUNNER BOARDING at tSARATOGA.-faml-
~ r desiring Private Board find pericr omniods
spacious cool and quiet ample and shaded Py
gruud AZ ratr minutes walk from Congress
sprnE By sppyin. irnmeds,elys TEMPLE GROVE HOUSE.
ssrat, ss Springs. New York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

CoxTRoLLrR's OFrcE. April =, 1853 !
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PRO-
~ POSAIS viii Le received this Office until wEDNES-
DAY of June II O'Clock for the
chAse By the Cooperation OF Rea Estate, fof the the fe
Department. fohows: -
Lot Engine Co No. So to BE- ocs'e within ae following
bcrpdAriss lieth and l2is.-sts, Cd and Sd
for Engine Co. No. a. 70 b. located between Slfo, At
torLey, Delsnoey and Bruome-sts
Riyiur,on and Broone-sts.
Hook and Ladder Co. No H. 20 BE- ocsted between
Soanuei. Clinton. Henry and Diyisiou-sts
Let Hook Ladder Co No 20 b. located between tn
Thompeon and Bleecker-sts ard 9Th -.v.
Proposals ooutain diagram of the property offered vins
loca and dieusions also the character Of improvement
any Payments viii b. made liz cash giving clear and s,t
factory title.
The Controller the night reject any 81 proposals.
II IL h gdsept the Interests the Corporation shall require IT,
ROHT. T. HAWS Coa,T,,er
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RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN FRIDAY, May 9
Avery lsrge sssoTtmens oi
GOOD SECOND land fLRNIIURE.

Rosewooi, Mahogsuy. NaEu. ard PAINTED. Marose cop
Pnrior Ch-uhct and Dining. room FURNITURE. Plns
Gas..- Ac Mary of the article. In eSceen, order Al
o'cloek m Sef of rch Maroon ard Crimson Sstin,
psmask brccael Window Nslens with Lace Cartass Cor
nices and Tsss.s euty new sshoo FGrnii.n; t~o Sse
20 .,nse Decks, yret Rnsel Thrc py aud lnsrsln Csrp
Mating Ocloths &c. Ai6 O'clock p spendid Rosewood
Psno 7oc,sv bs LiLdcn kriE good as news kosesVd
Piano b, Holmes; Rosewood Pisno. ny Davis bpfheu
Eo.ew cd Cottage Plno Mahosely Piano. Eus,se silver
oun Flute three Fiu'e- two tagroes Al O'Clock m
Tn. ssc 81 hue Gold Jewe,ry will be continued.
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and SITE pessaIty .i.used il the thriving village Of Wal
den, OrsnE. Co, Er~Yors Dimensions stories, 2iNe
feet site 75Ioo feet sgh repairs will make very convent
for school; also the Introduction Of kinds Of
chin. for fancy nanuiauns or be easily CHANGED
es house o attractive app. Price, So win
conditions Of payment Apply TO the present ownsr W.den
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

UCTrON SALE Of ORGANS wi

A UCTfON SALE Of ORGANS --Win be cold.
~ h No Ar Brone-y,. o TUESDAY. May a fsor neg
ORGANS suitsb- for church psfor; ron ore 10
stops with pedal ned Ter ado by The b., uaS
and parties IN wan, of sirrIt viii erd ths opp
tnnify ffstrste one.
p.StFI :. HoVGH, Auctoneer-oaio- No. 80 Broadway
UCTlON NOTICE Rich Rosewood aod To-
n Io4,.d FURNITURE ID. = HOUGH will seG II Passs
Auctsor THIS DAY Crhursdsyl. Nay 10. a. ie 0c.oek
sr,y all the Eurturr Carpets Oeocrsuons. Works e
An &c. A.so g-nsTsl sssortuaen q Table Wse-sosA 90
China Dunsr aid t. S'. Silver s-roe, rts Urn. sl-e
Cut Gss, Ns Cuileiy spons Forks &c. ko contained In
fr,csSs n ssdcnce No 81 Cin,os pace, Broadway.
Ca,sloEsrs 10 b.. hsc .: the hose Only
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
1nstrrrtiou.

MER. SCHOOL INST, 3t6 Broadwsy.-
~ Scho.., srppii,d With ComP,,ep. TEACHERS Re-
et,rs.--Dr LOWELL MASON, Hut. THEODORE Fkt
LlNCHtYSEN Pre.iGrI. Rutgers College, J, e al
Wa ted INN cdusly Supercr MUSIC TEACHERS Sala'ie-
sSo ~ o. Teacher Of Music and OrGsmen,als. sud Of
Cs>sics &C. car obtaiL drsrsble cugsgvmeSt~
SMITH. NOODMtNA CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

DALACE GARDEN,
III lIih-st, 6th-av.
TIL RSDAl FNFNlNG, NAV 10
CONTINI ALTON OF THE FESTIVAL.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
ROBINSON'S BAND
Concer at O'Clock
FIREWORKS by Mcssrs EDGE
80 eegau, Paintings exhibitions also, Eue display oi
Plants and Flowers.
Open Afternoon Evening Admitance 25 cents Chldr,
half fprice.