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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies AID Gent smsn lose one Of then
grcetcet natCrtl sttTtc.ons-6 fine head of hair-ll
oecomesA matter Of serious Importance, and TIE
question n W hat shall We do 10 stop the hair from
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A fsv
apphcatlons VIII stop the HAIR falling or breakup
remove dAndTua, keep the scalp olesn and WI re-
snq lmpart freshness End yiroT TO the hair: and
although you may have been laid twenty yeas. ne
continued use Of 70 two months will Insure Won a
luIurlant head Of hair. Ca, SBd get bottle and
noi ssn.heo, after y tcooDi AZ PhcstIor, return
AK for Dr. Harris' HIlr Promoter sud In,ro-.r
Sold IN RICHMOND ty w. PETERSIIN, Drut-
spo ~ washington city by q. ID. GILMAN DTu,.
llst, Brours Hotel Building. Pa. avenue sns d
D.. CLAkk' Druggist, oorner ~ street snd -
syenEe. al L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03
EVENING STAR.

W We insert the following stanras as being
appropriate to the great feature Of the day here
that IL, the Printers BAN at Odd Fellows Hall
to- night.
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI,
HI THE GREAT PAIN LNNIHTLlTOH
AND REMEnT FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAE
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREpLR EY CAE MINE

BorrLSs u. Is and So cent, and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DIsCoVERYIN MEOlCn
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S GURE-ALTs should he ksr
iE al families IN of accidents or sudden sio,
ness, II fresuent IN less tine than u :,
cures 10 get physician.
IL our~s PAIN any part OF the stem and 10 asa
externslly and internally.
III As the frequent oranges Of the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism. Psln m the L..rs
and Body; also. Suh Neok-eyery person Gtouf
got q bottle. II acts upon the Nerves, MuEcs,
Slnevs, Blood and Bones ana, by tie warming ese
uomatnetlc power. e1Pels al pain from the sys.ea
Set bottle and try n.
~. Bill you have Cough, use HARTs
CHERRI-t IA the best Couth Syrup IN tas
Word.
ANTl-BILlOUS PILLS. They cct u pom the IN,
er, stomach and Bowels, Carrying or al Bile a.,
Foul SeoretIons.
Tire above MEDICINES 20 be bad At al Drug s;o-,
10 Washington oitJ A; Eidysll a CIsoe Gt 6oOTf,
town: II. Peel n Co. Alexandria Oc ll-tT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03

NoT1cE OF THE ESiis scc;,I,N1,Nr.vcr q.
THE PLATTE" AND CHARLTON" DIsTRTcrs THE
oFFicEs FOR WHICH ARE AT PLArIsBURs AND MI
OE LAND lhERKGN.
NotI IS hereby given that, In pursuance Of law.
IN view OF the fact that the unsUld land. IN the
Pate" and "Chdriton districts" IN Missouri.
are reduced below one hundred tn GU sand sores i'm
each district, the Secretary OF the Interior has d.
rected the dscontlnuance of said districts and At
the ands heretofore subject TO sale and entry at the
Omces al LATIsBUkG and MILAN he immediately
wlthdrawn, and made agaIn subject to sale and en-
W at BooNKyILLE, IN said State, from AVID affsy
hs SlSf day OF March nsxt, pros TO which time no
applicato' Will be ieceived at the discontinued Of
noes, or entries pernntted, except in eonsHr7dtiss
e[tStiHE pre-eDlptt0H claims.
Al persons entitled to PATENTS At either of the
omces at PLATTsBURG or MILAN are reQuested Ia
call for the same before the 81 st day OF March
next, as as alter that date thew wi be tranemltted
free Of ehGTse.
Given under my hand at the CITY of w ashngtor,
THIS twenty hrst day of December, A. ID. lass.
THOS. A. HEN BRICKS
Commissioner of the General Lar d Ofhoe.
ru6U
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WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRuP N the vorlds
HARTsHORSE,S PEGr0RAL syrup OF

This article 10 prepared hy a chemist and m prc.
nouaced h1 medioAl men. ard those who have usec
y, 10 be the best PREPARATION tor CoBgks, Cold
Cd'drrh, Bronchitis, HOaTSeness, Soye TRroai
from !, old, ano preventive Of that hon Of do
Sass, ConShDyffo1
Persons who sing should use IL. ~ Ia D easspt p
the taste softens, clears snd strenEthens the VOICE
aays a! Irritation OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
III Bottles IS and s. ceLts and 81. Sold b, A
pr3Egsts In Washington, GeOrg etew and Aeran-
orlh n
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hd For nae s,! by DEgssst. ssne,sy PnOs for k

- Ns L. u. a d n Ut. P7OcrletOrf, BOttOn.
For sale II Washington by y. ID. Gilman, Specn
Smith, V. HarbaUgh, III. n. MCPHERSON = 4
Wash, Joseph Bury, Jas. n. StOns, J. :. Love;0J,
Dr. ID, B Clarke, ID. RldEey and In GeOrgetOvt
by X. j. CIssell, and J. l.. kIdgel. se &-6m
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nPIlC1AN AND OCULIST.-Dr WOLFSON
~ 9th St, co ner of Pa. avenue, oonIin-
ues to furnish AL requiring them lth -SNS->
his oelsbTatsd Venezuel an and Brazi- S>A1
ian kCn,SrAL SfrETACtES end ~
highest flze at the or, DIS FAIR MANY Thousands
have tIi.d them. No chaIges.to his customers for
consultations as an ocuilst. The repufa ion Of hi.
Glasses to remedy near sight dness, fail s,gbt
from ne approach Of age, or from inc K ca a.
rope as well as the United States His cSarges are
extremely moderate. De "a 49, a.
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IN washington oi,J Kidvsi q Cisoe!l At 6eoTl,
town: Fl. Peel Co. AleIsndrIs. oc III
ID Il r. Wan YKUP,
Oh, PROTECTED
/ Solution Of Pretsxide Of iron Com bined
Having successfully passed the ordeal to Eho
new dlsooverles IN the MaterIa MeGloA are
al established medicine. Its
Dysp,psia, AfsenOss Of rae Lir,r, Dro,y,
Neuralgia, Bronchitis esd Consumption T,s
dtsoieS, Dis0rdsrsd State Of rae Blood, Boili.
Sesrry, The Frustrating El6sois Of Lad -
herosTy. GsrsTa9 Debility, aHd all DiNala
wkieh Tsqsire n Tome ard Alfs,aips Msfi,tHa
IL beyond question.
Inc froois OF as eIneacy are so numerous. 90 We
character, that sufferers cannot .. Hf%
reasonably hesitate TO receive the ~. q s[A
The PERUVIAN SYRUPfs{E5alxE
does not profess 20 he Cure-sllI
but It's range 10 extensive. becanset
many diseases. apparently unlike g 4
are inamately re ated, and proceed; Issi =
by one remedy. The class OF diseases for whoa
the syrup proyidesa cure, Is precisely that VIVA
skill. The facts are tangible the witnesses sooes
slble, and the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup not
trOvertIbe. Those who may wish for an op.H5ar
frum dsinterested persons respecting the chaTaetsf
OF the Syrup cannot fall Ia he So. shed with te a.
ofthe Agents. The signs,Erss are those IF emf =
men vel kLown IN ths community, and OF n,
6AED-rhv undsr-Ensd having experienced o.. b.asns
sneots Of ihs Peruvian syrup not hesitate 20 .cG
mend it 90 the attention OF the public.
From own experience well ~ ron a.. tsstiuor,
OF others, whose Intelligence ana integrtty Aarst
oDQu.stonab- have doub efrAry IN rAs--f
lnopient IeeAsrs Of ths LuuE- Bronchial Pa.sa.
DysPersia, Liver comElsnt nroTs1 NeurslsA kc Tur--
its ehe's would De incredible hut from gh csfrat-
Of those VITO have Witnessed them Gnc have voluuri
their tsstiuony, do % lie power
Rev JoHS PIssPoET, THOEss c. AsOst
IHonAs A DFI-Ek, PkTEk HAEvEr,
X KENDALL, II. d. Jana O DuEs
SAMUEL EAr.
n. ven tDo~u that I- medicinal effect OF Protorio.s
Iron j. lot BY ~ve1 brief eKposure hs.
maintain solution OF PTosoIide Iron without fur1-
oxidunn. has been deemed impossible Tn tie Peruvu
syrup this desirable point IL attained By
WAY bEBoE~ UEKsO~h, and this solution may rep
SedIoa- a. H.YEs n
Asssyer 70 Tire STATE Of hassachus.tu
ID B"ylsion street. Bostsn.
for sac by Druggists generally. Pnce for are
bottles, &; medium slIsd hotties, 81.
~. l.. CLARK CO. P7osrietors, Boston.
For sale N Washington by Y. ID. Gilman, Spech
Agent; Nelrn n Palmer, John Schwartre L. NJ
smith. V. HarbaUgh, n. H.. McPherson, r. 8
W ash, Joseph Bury, Jas. n. StOns, J. :. Love;uI
DIR. ID, Is. Clarke, ID. RldEely; and In GeorgetOvr
hr X. J. CIssel. and J. l.. kidvel. se &-6m
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To those seeking relief from the malsdies of the
teeth, csn cheeriuily recommend Dr. J. Baiiy as a
superior dentist. He made n of porcelain teeth
nv self, and the work has al stood well for more
than ten ? ears. ~. ROBERT 7; NIXON,
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" n, IT,, ID.
y. u. CLAYTON, as r st., near 18th at
.%sf:f, g FIJI Ss:
M ii +: sS AZ ri 4 z. * "
=: sG 81 e. s IF z s.d 9Th '
And a tsS' # iiEssi sD0rA
o W RRESMrs .a BRo s Pa. sv B. 10 II SITS.
fSkrRAffiTS P 4 ri Sou a' and 9Th st.
). M: SIANLEY. 27s1s Pa. av.. bet. Ilth 18th sts
PRINTING OFFICES-(Bssk and Jsb.)
T. PoLIINHoRN, SIS ID ST., near It'll.
F., r Il shst AT, ,Gs; sv' & It'll ST.
IKE REh sG'i EsT = i xsEsF x and HshGT
Jos G g. RksSN E,e 60 ST. bet. 9Th and 10th
n 'ih g. above f :: once
Dsssch HGoICs sr. Pa. av. & s'h't.
T. NonIoss Young Lsdiss' Institute go ST.
uS1oY hTTE I'm. lssT. Prf L. c: L0Oms, l5e Pa sv
sEWiSSss s MicH Il IL sc0r' Y av +" 18th st.
sEWiNs as ko ,SGS Hail. sis Pa.sv.
sToxEs RaSa Il r ek x iss. s s ao
JAMES SIHRynan g. Pa av blo& II, balcony 'front.'
W; D. wYvLL ass Pa sv rear Sd ST. IT, ,ou,h aid.
- slu AND CIGAR STORES.
Scs ~: SIZES s6 Pa. av.. bet. I'd 4 Sd STA.
TtRNINGs,a sRaSk Gs;i y Fl AZ 49,
GN6E MRf qak II ( st. bet 9Th 1fh.
'ItifH otsEF;i Is I'M .ne 18th ST..
a .s t 6: stE' e: bet: 18th and 18th
" W y S'i'. x II Sc So 81 F. f *
4Ti!txsWS .sMM ss. .e,a 4 y y s.; or; 9Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
NetuIlurk DAILY Gribnare
THE REVOLUTION ~ RIYTL
FURTHER INrELLIGENCE.

In addition 20 What received by telegraph on Sat-
ur5symorhpg. The Herald hsd private dispatches st A.
ng that Gen. Getrards troops entered the capital,
Por-sr-Pripoe at clock oftLe 18th of January
The city surrendered without gun being hred aud tue
Republic was proclaimed. SOnlouque immediately
made out his pspers sbdcaou, and guard escorted
him to 90 on board the Melbourne; but the mob was
so excited that he hai to take refuge in the French
Coz sulate. TIE writer adds:
The achievement Of Gefrard is doubly glorioss
when we consider tha. no. drop Of blood was spill,
snd that Thugs were carried under the influence
OF any personal revenge. Gen. Gefrard entered the
capital. surrounded the Emperors hou'e, where the
latter was attended by his STAFF caused them to be
taken by Ms Gsffrsrt's own guards ID the French
Legation, in order to keep them out Of harm way,
and thus allowed him TO embsrk and also ms family
believe on board the British transport Melbourne
which Nouli take him to Jamaica.
AS soon as Gen. Geffrard entered the city u was
spontaneously illuminated, and ne was taken m tn
umph to the Exchange House, where he harangued
tine people. And thus fell the power OF the baroaFous
Sououque.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
FROM PROVIDENCE.

WHAT TWO BOOKS ARE DOING WITH THE JUDI
CARY, THE LEGISLATURE AND THE POLITICS
or RHODE ISLAND.
Couespondencs VI The N. Y. Tribune.
PRoyIDrsc, Jan. %. 1879.
A ,torm is coming up the Nsrrsgsnsest from the
South with mulish kind of muttering that may yet
sasfy our Democratic friends and prove the failure
Of our institutions" Even rsy the big black nimbus
is ain oct directly our heads You may suppose,
in 90 email commonwealth, we cannot get up such
storms a. they do in the Empire State and do bat aug
gest tempest n q teapot" But when jupiter sets
himself about tie after the pilots in the Narragan
sett are compelled to sckno Wedge the superiority
" Of the thunder and lightning Of this district.
There is IN Newport gentleman by the name Of
Hazard, who agreed with Mr.. Ives Of Providence to
sell him tory-fye acres Of land for tl5 900. This
agreement was written down with pencil and signed
By ssid Hazard in great haste.
Hazard coreluded not to fulfill his agreement and
Ives brought his "bi1 in equity which some de-
gererate people cal bin Of niquity') for q specific
performance. Hazard desired to put in testimony to
limit his written agreement which the judges ruled
out, ergo Hazard was beaten and specific performance
decreed. Most people vouh have supposed that this
would have been end Of the matter but at this mo-
Dest another NJ Hs1ssd 20 relative Of The dsfeDdas
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

SUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver OF
Mechanic Fire Insurance Company Of the City Of New
Ion sl.nst WILLIAM H. DE GROOT and ALiCE = ~:
wife JAMES B. MURRAY CHARLES 81 RRAL GEORGE
0PDYKE and WILSON G. FUNf-Foreclosure S,!e.-P1r.
TO Judgment or decree % sale made IN the above sntied
sctor Special Term Of tie Supreme Court heid In Sew
iort City, 81 1851 Referee b said order named vii
eel public .ueton toe Merchant EXCHANGE In New fork
City the sh day Of NGseh 1850 4. y oeoct N Of ths; DAY
tee 3owirg property mentioned ard described In said decree
All thar piece parcel Of aud ntaa,e ynz AID
being III Ninth Ward City Of beng pst Of
the land atey churchvardscs AID
uyu.n Of Trinity Chureh COMMONLY called the Churn pir-
and dsD shed the Of such par, hereof s In TIE
block between LIE Roy ard Morton streets ess Of Hudson
By tie letter n and bounded o0vs 70 wit: BEGIN
ling peHt rorh.ry side Of lie Roy street ds.Ant
Eree hundred and forty feet ard nces east AKA from TIE
rued eas,.y side of H1ds1u ard north
sry scs Of lie Roy running nor,aery sud parallel
20 Hudson Along the esery sce o. o on said
ore hEdIed feet lines CT sst bock oe.peea lie
hcy and Morton theuce ekse.y aong the sad esnter
parallel lie Roy eighteen feet ;en inches 20 tas
esrery boundary %. Church Farm, thence south earsry
Aor nch-s tbe1oe u.hery aoue
lie snds oeuped BY German Lssfsc Caarch And Psrse
20 Hudsor KhyI feet s inches ~ L. Roy street, AID
S-ssry ao1s the n0rtbsrJ ,as Of L. Roy ree wen
y tuo tet inch the place Of bsEninG 1erm made
El4 AW5wMkN HOMgR X STUART, Referee.
CHARLES Y. WHITEHEAD, Attorasy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

SHocKIsG AFFAIR-A YoeSG GIRL HrRr sY IT,
GER.-The huge male Bengal tiger belonging TO Van
Amburghs meDsgerie exhibiting at tbs circus In
Philadelphia, Saturday very dangerously woanded
young girl named Sarah Is. Noble aged about 6ftssa
gears Just after the close Of the rehearsal Of Cinderella
The young girl, accompanied by her brother, had
gained admission behind the scenes and In spite Of The
precautions taken to inhb approach 10 the den a the
animals, had contrived TO force her way behind the
scenery which placed in front Of the csges Here
abe lifted the wooden doors which ipclose the calss ON
all sides, and patted the hon on the back The king
Of beasts dsdsned to touch her. bat she was les for.
tunate when she lifted the doors OF the tigers cage
and attempted to pat the beas. on his slsek skin Cr
no sooner had abe thrust her arm throagh the bars
ihan the tiger relied il with his teeth lacsrating her
face at the same time. Her screams created q m
tense excitement among the children twho haA been
rehearsns "Cinderellac, a. well az every one else
behind the curtain, and the attaches OF the circus
rushed to her aid. pschfork was thrust into the
iigers mouth and be was beaten with cgowbsx until
he let 20 his hold. -
Mis-. Noble was shockingy injured. She vas re-
moved to the Pennsylvania Hospital and in The even
irg II was found necessary TO amputats her srm-an
operation which she bore With great 6rmHess and ss6
Possession only askingto be taken TO her fathers resi-
dence in Caowhi street. near Tenth, 40 soon ~ pos.
slbe.
At the evening performance the tiger vss exhibited
A. usual; Prof Langw0rthy entered the cage end
handled the ferocious beast just as cooDy - usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

SUPREME COURT-CIty and County Of New
~ OYort-HENRY BOWERS, H and GILBERT l. eEECk-
NAN s<.ns. BERNHARD sOSpHEIh.-To the Defea
foo n, hereey summoned and resGirst 10 snsser s com
Of TIE Csrt of City and County o Nsw Yof, q; City Hail.
the City ef New York and to u yo1: an1Hef 70
Ne ad ecr.pau. on the bs-ribsr heir oess No. Ia
Eres6vsy Of John stee CITY within twenty
S saeI s ssIyss " " ssasess % yos ssSssys u -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
fesal Notices.

INPURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYort notice 10 hereby given TO al per-
sons having against JOHN WILLIAMS late Of the City
of dealer aud droye decead to presnt the
s,me with vouchers thereof the subscribers At the once on
Richard Carman No 0e8 Broadway in the City Of New
Yort ON or the hfh day Of April, ls5s-psed New
York the I'd day Of October, 1883.
ROBERT HENRY, rx.c,,o,,
RICHARD Y. CARMAN,t
NARY y. WILLIAMS, ErecutnI.
MOTT, MURRAY, HARRIS Asoneys,
ri r.xspM No. ~ Nasssn 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
vT,HE REGULAR kAN LINE via sTONNG

Vfhk hS6ULAh kAiL LINZ VA SIONLNo
l. ION scr BOSTON and fROvIDESCC-this-d kc7's
DE Ok oYss. ADD o'-s-., ,aryt1s The EAse.l Ma
Fbe steaznsn PLYMOUTH Rock, CsPeao joel s:one 40
cOnkoDoEE, Cap D s.sTl., In osr1sotsS -, . -
arOSTEGTON and PROVIDENCE srS eCsIoN as
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, ssvtEs S.v.Yorr sNly tsra
aays .xc.y.-S or PEE 70 N'rk RIVER a-s- vL.T 'ec'
Dstery pare q: oclo>k ard s.ohtnron a. IS
he urtvL of "a. kGl frIn vnIeA sAvs' se''fs a.
B:o p
Tie COHHODCPE rurz Sev-Yon- ko1tsJ, "eeaeso>s
u1d Fdsy: from sorEso1 Tosfay Th1rsesv kDe sedfy
Pbe PLYMOUTH ROCK, hon NewYo.s, IrscAy, fhaSs
Asy and Saturday fcr snrirror' acne5 "'1nes<T' y"
Friday.
ps,s.5y., yoc.ei tor s.oUtry>or PEI -,-ost % srev
Ssro. .sd B,rol 4 LIrTesI Nal fEn, res--ns "a.
taess aevsrce Of shoIs ey osr roG-.s tEe IL Al fDs
for I'll s.rly msrrrs iL@+ corr~tns Norm 40 tafS
.st hAsd he Esau-- enjoys
ns, re und.a..e t-s,f,'; ieI.t sse 'ssss s,erins
on In tb- q N train.
Pa. from Prov.5enoe % Ns~poTt yiHy Csr,s
hassse nss,t .coozSsr. ne rsansr I'D rsfr iaroes.
ssob ~sy. -.
ss.ner or yresh: Ors. Pier 70. Sor-h Aser 90
the eh5ee, Nc. 10 B,ttsrypAae, Jtn a lsosI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

,,f, ,,,ys. ara ycu fad 20 the - a
~,iip "a. une .r..a,e pautfs iAis . Ee vll ssAs
ss.u, FER Of cre thousand n-
.r< dol.,, .rS ir,y os;s slth interest nsreon
s he Irb "A, ~ septrmesr 1857 hde tse costs e'tss
setsou-Dated New.Yofk. Jans AIRY 8 as -
pILIrR PFIT NICHOLS, PAn,fs A.tonsys
,.I.i.-f.M No. ls2 Broadway, ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
A. J. sLrEorrR, Auc,ioneer.

A J. BLrEctEk, Auciopeer. .
DARTlTION SALE on SOUTH and FRONT
srs-A J. BLEECKEk SON Co. will cell a. Aue'
uon ep WEDNESDAY. Feb. 10. IL O'Clock, st the M-r
sh.nn E,chanss South and frOn., The valuable Sore
Properly hnown Nos lSe South and 257 Front nes Do
yet The Lots sdon each other extend from South 20
frontst being la feet inches dep Lo; No 59 South
40 Y feet inches In width Lot Ne Front % feet
inese: 70 ~is,a more or ea Fsr.mPtOry sale h.P. terms
40, A No. brosdsI N,tsL)
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

AJEW-YORR AND ERIE RAILROAD.-OA
IN and .Aer MONDAY Nov 20 1883 and until further notes,
Passenger Tns viii lssvs fisr foo: Of pranss, fonovA
is:
bUNkiRK EIrKEss sta NJ, for ouutiri and prtnsiss
tnterrlsdiste ststions-
NAIL WEST .. m, for punkirt suc sussio and ssss.
x.edia,e Stations
KOCKIAND PAssEEeEK a, p. n., rom foo. kurrsysl-
"a Pieupont for md intermetiate otSdona-
WAY PASSENGER 9, $50 .. n, for Nsvtursn RON Jsf
Viz and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS a. 80 ?. m, for puphirk and lufsk
rad principal intermediate Stations
LAIGaAHT at p NJ, for punkhk and suaaio And tn'sf
nediste Stations.
The sbove Trains run daily Sundays eIceItet
these Express Trains connect at Erna xf the bmnt ~
c,papd.sns Railroad for Exrsrs sals Blnshsmtou vA
us Syracuse and Binyhaton Railroad for Syracuse Cor
ns Buffalo kewYorf ard Erie Railroad Tor hocase
tsf buffalo and Nssas Falls Great Bend with the osia
ware. Lscksvsnns and Western Railroad, for scranton Il
punkk with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor Cieve
and, cncinuAu Toledo Detroit, Chic.so he
CHARLES MORAN. PreGtsts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FrOm Dec
% 1859, the rrs,ns win leave Chanlbeus stAaon ~
follows Express Trains, and s;l5 and; f:So a. I
Albany Mail Train a. il;l5 for Poushteepre, e:S M
snd u IN for Dobbs Ferry, Al $40 for Sing Sing e;So
p. m.; for Peeksknl 5p. TIE PoughkeepGe, rsennH
Chambers Canal crrtopher and Slsss
Trains Tor New.Y0t le.ve Troy 6:05 and 30 sne
,5 and 535 D. m, and Albany about IS minutes later On
eupdAys a. Stp. o.. A. y. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

AIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA.
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JEh9En
CITY-Mal and Express iines leave Eew.York st and IL
and p fare IS Through Tickets sold for Ctn.
slnna and the West and FOR Baltimore, Wsshington Norfolk
ho And tboush baggage checked Washington Ia and
, u trains J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
viii be received for train unless delivered anl
shecked hfeep minutes ADVANCE OF the time ofeSvns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that ED
WARD DAILY, Trustee Of the Assignee Of the estate Of
JONATHAN c. BROWN, VIII SELL, pursuant a Of
Court bearing date re 1859 public auction
10 tse highest bidder through WILKINS AuetOneeI
Ne Pinest THURSDAY the 18th day Of February
q IL M al the Urooected Assets, Claims Denandi Juas
Chose In Action belonging 10 said estate shedues
Of which will be the day and the of se OF
be previously obtained BY application .. M BssknAn
sl, 10 EDWARD DAILY, Trustee, Ac. T. DAILY, Trustee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

CUPREME COURT-JOIlN JAY, Receiver oil
~ the Mechanics Fire Insurance Company Of me CITY Of New
YorE sssins LILLIAN H. DE- GhOOTE and ALICE r., MS
wife Theodore r. b. De Groote AID Eums his WIFE James
Murray Charles Buus Eliza Ware sdminstFs.rI aud Sn4rie
Aberpshy adminr.ror Of John r Wae deceased George
Opdyke and Wilson q. Hmt-Puouant 70 decree Of SAFE
The above entitled action q, special term OF the So
prem. Court held At the City Of Newfok. tn Sst Of DC
tober 1857, TIE Referee IN said decree named WI ~ ..
public ton the Merchants ExchAnge In New York CITY
the h dsy Of March 1859 a. twelve O'clock ~ noon OF that
day the following described real esta'e or aud VIZ AZ that
piece parcel Of and ,i. sts, lying aud being In
the Twelfth l2 Ward Of said city bounded and described
follow, viz Beginning Point on The souihery de o. Oas
hundred distant four hundred eet so eatery
fo the so1,haery corner Of One hundred and 6ry.se
ondS and Eleyeuthsv running thence southety on ne
parallel the center line OF the bloc between
Onehundred andorty syts and Ons-ountTec
ord thence said center lire eatery one hundred feet
thence south-rly line parallel wtta sad un
norh-ry n- Of the Boonn. .dae k0sd hence
northaery long said line Of the BooHnsdas Road Until Z
iuersects .ou.hery ne Of second
thence westerly sonE the sBthery line OF On-hundrsd
sndory..conds e. 70 tie Place Of beginning Terms made
the dsy Of sse-Dsted Feb a. ls5l.
fH2awswMiW HOMER Il. STUART, Referee.
CHARLES Y. WHITEHEAD, Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Salss al Anlilon.

= ETCKER, son q Co. VIII sell at
a S.,.on on MONDAY, Feb II, ~ Il m a, Tie Her-
s,sri. H1charre: .~- A,,v,, .,,,. ,,,r, u,o.o ~,
-. eoyp.r OF 7-b ard Sshf.. Lot IS feet incbes
ssse t,shes seOf0 m<n tOnd aud moT'SsIe
,ru ST SstoTy hish s:oop brown store 'front.' H9'e
and bo;sir f5mscs koowD ss No lJ Wet
htwesp s.b and 7tbs gfs.f1.nres - WITH 70.
n,s Lot 20 by 100 feet peLss 5000 Ieusn on band
s.S mo,fsge . H..
~sTI sT-Tbs new 3sto:y blshs.oop brown 'tone Fohi
Bsass feet inches b. O feet incEeG s6~e c-h fs'
90 bofd and uoi..Ase. ,-,-.,. -
crt Houses VITA TIN ns. and uL as 1eDaf
kpcxp A. and leo West 57thst H1nies Ia ice
Nv 50 fet Lots 10 fest inches by 90 feet inche Sso
~ r.m..n on topd ana uor.sfe eash House eesies
Possession be had 4, ..-,----.- .s...t,
Ar OF tbe.e Houses are built IN s1bstsns contain
All the modern improvements ana well hnshsd Ia every
Por Map. and fu,tber particular, sFpy TO the ADea'neer'
NJ. Boaist