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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-09

| The American Bank Note Company are about to
make public an important Improvement in the
general design fbank notes, which will effectually
known altered bank notes. By the new patent
no bank note can be successfully altered so as to
| impose upon the community. Several of the prom
inent Banks have adopted this new style, which
will work complete revolution in the appearance
] of hank nntas- PhLndaLnhtn Ledncr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-09

Total. Ss5 ,319 94 S64, ,256. .5S s2l ,063 SO
Corrected earnings for the previous months % 0s2 %
The earnings of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Company were:
January, 1859 S42,646 ~
January, 1858 S37 ,60011
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-09

Fire.
PETERSBURG, Va, Feb s-Wiiam and Mary
College, at Williamsburg, including the library and
laboratory, was destroyed by fire this morning. 1t
the oldest Institution of the kind in this coun
try. The students all escaped safely. The proper
ty insured for S22 O0O
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-09

young man just 10 years old eloped with his
step-mother from Bloomington, Illinois, last week.
The father was absent on business at the time.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-09

EASTERN SHORE RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Over two
thousand shares Of the capital stock having been
subscribed this company is to be organized at
Princess Ann, Nd. on the 22d inst.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-09

The amount required from direct tax, after al
lowing the estimates of the Collector and Auditor
as we'll as supposed receipts from other sources
during the current year, will be one million fifty
one thousand eight hundred and forty-two dollars
and fiftv-fve cents
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-09

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-STRINGRAY POINT LIGHTHOUSE
On about the 18th of Februry the color the hxe
light recently exhibited Srngray Point Lighthouse will
be altered from white to red
By order OF the Lighthouse Board, ~ >-o,
Lighthouse Inspector, Fifth District
Norfolk. January 2S, 1859.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-09

Rentes of fH@as per cent, compared with the final
quotations of yesterday. At Vienna and Frank
in the Austrian funds. The Austrian Exchange,
this afternoon, was quoted lower. The rates for
short bills on Amsterdam and Paris were likewise
rather less favorable to this country. Hamburg
firm.
From the Timer City Article, of Tuesday Ereninq
The English funds opened this morning at de-
cline of an Is, and remained without animation
throughout the day, and after regular hours expe-
rienced a further fall. The causes of the heavi-
ness at the commencement consisted in the state
ment of an Austrian loan being about to be propos-
ed, and the apprehension, that owing to the con-
templated augmentation of the Navy estimates the
Budget of Mr.. Dlsraeli in March will not be salts
factory
The contract for the purchase of the Great
Eastern, by the great ship Company, was con-
cluded yesterday. Three hundred thousand pounds
have been subscribed, and this, 1t is believed will
be amply sufficient not only for the purchase and
completion of the ship, but also to provide working
capital.
The Times says it may be presumed that the ne
gotiations in progress for a Austrian loan of
about 5000, 600 will terminate successfully; the
transaction involves nothing Objectionable and
Austrian bonds, like every other commodity,
have their value. 1t is simply question of price.
margin must be taken against the imminent risk
of war.
The Post this morning expresses regret at having
been led into the Of announcing yesterday the
death of the King of Naples.
shows for the last week increase of f3l 230
the same period last year. Colonial Produce Mar
kets have not experienced any important change.
Supplies continue large, and the importers in most
cases seem desirous to meet the buyers freely at
present quotations. Times.
The death of Lord Northwck is announced: he
was in his seth year.
The Times gives plan for adjusting the repre-
sentation of England and Wales, which it considers
very much superior to that of Mr.. Bright, who,
according to the Times, has distributed the seats
most barefaced partisanship. The scheme of the
TT gives A additional seats to counties and 5s
to boroughs. Manchester and Liverpool each gel
six members, as in Mr.. Brights bill, and Leeds and
| Sheffield each three.
| The Daily Ne'cs says the result of recent diplo
matte communications between France and Prussia
is believed to be this: Prussia sgnied that while
she would prefer to act in spirit of strict neutra
| ty, should war, any assignable cause of grave
| character, arise between France and Austria, thu
Government of the Prince Regent would look no
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-24
SElGC TGD POE TRY.
The Music of Nature.


by THOMAS IiorLHY.
There's music in the rivulct,
And music in the flood;
And music in the waterfall
That echoes from the wood.
There's music in the sunny grove,
20 Ahd.music iu the rain,
Qutckpuderiig on tue forest boughs,
And all is bright again.
There music on tbcupland slope,
And music down the dell;
Tile lowing herds. tho blca,ing fold.
It's pretty tinkling bell.
There's music in the Joy of birds,
And in the hum Of bees:
And music in the waving corn,
Danced over hy the breeze.
There's music in the ocean stream,
When foamy bilows roar.
And more. when ripping. peacefully,
/, seems to trip tho shore.
There's music in the Silly eve,
And in the hush of night:
And music in the rising morn.
And when the moon is bright.
There's music in the voice of love,
And JOY that others share;
And in the voice of gratitude,
And in the voice Of prayer.
On me. 0 God Thy grace impart,
TO prize what thou hast given; =.
Teach me to ponder what tlou art,
at early dawn and cvep--
The music of q grateful heart,
IL music heard III TIcavcm..i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-24

den network bcautiied the circumference.
and the golden threads were an inch in thick
ness, to each ofewhich were fastened large
bells, which could be heard to a great dis
tance. It would only weary the reader to
mention all the jewels and golden crowns
that We're borne in this procossion.. Enough
has been said to show the great amount of
gold that was displayed on that occasion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-24

p" SAID man TO little boy, sirutting MP
street with his cigar, before breakfast, @My
hbyf You wouldalools better with bread ana
butter in your mouth, than cigar" '"I
know Il, said tho urchin, but it would
not be- half so glorioss g.
SWEEP first before your own door, before
Soa sw6ep.bcfotc- your ncigLbor's 5. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-24

"TH.1s world is a aseting show, said a
priest to a culprit on tie gallows. Eyes"
was the prompt reply; ''but if you no
objection, I'd rather sec the show a little
longer :"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG Girl. TO M
w plain cookng washing and ironiug, in small private
family has good city reference from her last place Cali at
49l 9Th between 20 and h the ncy store for two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12

CITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG PROTEST Mt
- woman TO do general Homework In family or as
chambermad; good city reference Call 20 18th St. be
tween 9th and 10th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12
!, OCTOBER IL, ls5s.-TRIPLE SHEET.
SITUATIONS wAsTED-SnmALEs.

VNANTED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, waitress In private family; who
thorough understands her business Can give good city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN To
DO general housework IN small family, or will do
chamberwork ar wang has the best city Cali
at 49, 9th between 18th and 3h the fancy store for
two days. ' ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Aasir1riion.

E'RFNCH, SPANISH, ENGLISH and CLAS-
a SfCAL BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for young Gen.
tlsusn under the erection OF q. ARTEAGA sBd ~ BER-
GF NJ l52 Rsdisonsv Thorough iustuctou IN tds Pn'
cral Modern Langusgs and In Commercial Arnnete Toe
yupr o. n. will he under the careful Iuperntendsncs OF
Mcsdsmes ATtesza and Berrter.
u'ARBYTOWH TNSTTTUTE.--Circ WITH
terms reference ko can b. hsd ct C. shepard's Book.
tors No. l52 Fulton ct y. 0oodenoUs3s Bookstore No u
l.ss,ust OF by Addressing A. NEW NAN a A.. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dealers in GOODYEARS
~ PATENT fcg vULCANlZED RUBBER SuSpENDERS
BkAIDa wEBs and al other fabrics aud articles by
cozbnlra 6broas with threads sheets OF Suss
ea RubSex uctsed that uness me same are properly
or abeled ana b. authority they
Cannon BE LEGALLY DISPOSED OF In the United
ssstea hercasn add dealers are invited to examine ,Pe
70 the undersigned exclusive o. the title, AID exclusive
rights the Ps,ent for these Goods which embrace sl ia
Aso manGsetsrs ana sell and the terms may Be
York. HORACE Il. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Ddnrins Ata0emiss.
DODWORTH's DANCING CLA

a DODWoRTHs DANCING CLASSES,
~. No. Q o BIosiWay New York,
40. i5T Won't suepa'e, Brooklyn,
Nos open Cor the reception II pnOs vlo comm nee a.
any time; viii continue open ultl the end 81 Nay TUES
DAYS sud FRIDAYS in Brooklyn; WEDNESDAYS aud
4 ICRD lYS IN New York.
Il FERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIES,
H. Nos 81 Wet 18th st. ~ " ard ~ Clinton Brook
l,u oren The reception pupils al mcsssrDoons
Asfes and Matters snd for gentlemen Saturday
evening Pisrticing Empire Qusdrles being slyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
CELECT LOTS on 5th.ay, Murray Hill and

CELECT LOTS on 5th.ay., Murray Hill and
~ BrcCdwey, for SALE.
Lots ~ tth.sv. conerof - b Il, with In rear
Lots on 5.1-ay corner fls. with nEe.r Win loan
Los CO ttr-sy corner S7.hst, with GOOD Depth
Lot on SHAW, corLer 3ldst, size stNltl
10. IN stt-sv corner s2i+t, siz' ljAlo.
To-. o. IVES, 3h, between 9Th and 6, ava, with loan
f1Lo. on Fast5ts. bet xeen 4.h Mldlsl with lOsa.
Lots 10 Ia. list between 5h and Madison. win loan
@ Iafslu Ia. f1tst. bst seen 5h ami Madison
Lots Fest 4th = bet 5h aud Madison With builders otn
4Iot III Wsst sfhst 5h and Broadway with loan
I8 lots on Madison Ay., tetweep 4Gth ard ~ hscs.
Is lot, Broadway, between 30 and i2l-'t
Ais, many Plots sud ear the Contra PERI.
ny X. G.. PlERC'i no ID "iuisnst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Soases ann forms tnanisn.

EARM WANTED ON a LEASE, or will take
Chsfse Of Country Seat Farm srcady stocseii good
quaihcations Address ior week AME
CAN FARMER Trbdne nee.
DART of HOUSE MANIED-On the LIST OF
May neN for year in very seuteo noetbor
hooS by very respectable fauAy Any party wishing 70 dis
pose part Of rstcas HOUSE will bear ofs goo tenant
by addressing GOOD PAY Tor week, Tribune Once The
best Of reference given sad required.
WANTED in BR0OKLYN-PART Of a
w HOUSE With quiet family. by WidOg with chd
Three four Rooms required Address sts Inc particulars
Mrs BARCLAY, Brooklyn PostOfhce, Box No 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
10 Wbcm il aay Concern.
Notice is
NFOMATION WANTED-Of DENIS LAU-
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERs.-oFFICE Of the

NOTICE to A-PAlEkS.-OFIlCE OF inc
IN COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES ana ASSESSMENTS,
10 81 Chenberst NeYot, Jan. To- 1859 Notice is hereby
given Rolls Of Real and Personal Estate OF
the City Of or the 1859 open for public
Inspection and will continue open until the Sth day OF Ap
neIt inclusive Ali Taxpayers earnestly requested to eau
aud examine same order that any the
may be corrected Also all persons entitled by law TO
reduction Of their ssesment by ~ beng cymen or
for military services aud also literary charitable institutions
BY law exempt from taxstion requested to make application
for sueh exemption, previous 70 the closing OF the
rolls on ssid seth day Of April.
The following section Of the Of April l6 1857 Published
for the information Of TASpayers:
IL During the time the books shall be 70 public
Inspection herebeore provided application be made
by any person considering himself asgucvea By the assessed
valuation Of hs real reuona esate TO have the
rected IL such application be made In relation TO the assessed
valuation real estate must be made in writing stating the
ground Of DIRECTORS thereto ard tAerapon the Commissioners
a. exann the complaint snd II In their Judgment the
assessment they shan the same to be cor
rscted II such application b. made in relation 20 the ssssed
valuation Of personal estate the applicant sha Be examined M
le said Commissioners OF any o. tfem sod H. IN
their assessment 10 erroneous they shs cause
corrected and declare their decision thereon
within thirty after such application shall have been made
10 them No reduction shall be made by the Board OF saPei
vsO Of aoy real personal es ate imposed an
der this st, unless han sTPs nnaer oath or anaton
that The sseved unsoe to attend within the period
prescribed for the correction Of BY Of sickness OK
sb.oaoe ttom the cty."-lLa Of 1851, page SO:
J. w. ALLEN,
A. J. WILLIAMSON,
J w BROWN,
-EE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Apuses TO Ett.

BROADWAY LOFTS to LET in very desir-
NE alton well adapted for ssesroom for any Light,
,u ~ S,.;ne.s Apeiy to DAVID RAFT, Je~eler,
su'e0' '- ~hf' No. 4e5 Broadway, stairt.
DROADWAY LOFTS 10 LET-ln desirable
IL Ioo.sion A. moderate rent. ApPJ 10 DAVID RAFT,
No. <s6 Broadway.
DRICK YARD to LET on favorable terms, near
ID the y With steam power for mssios kace ana o'unon
bnek Assftl i,h zeal rSns BeH No .,lsl fo'' V''e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
A. J. BLxEcKER. AGotlone.r:

A. J. BLEkCNBR AuotloLet 81
EXECUTORs SALE.-VsLIABLE IfrH-
Il ST POPsRrY -. BLEECktR. son Ca "a
sel on MONDAY Feb % At Il O'Clock, q. tse MsrcAaaR "a
change:
ON t4rH sT-rhs two-story sttic sni bss.ment Ba-a
Hcupe sr5 Lot No g5 near living psoe house fNS ft 1t
$40 bs i6 feet more or lee. with the couftysn ass
lot; Tpose the A-sceny % Isle. T~othrls csa
Maps 81 st no. BruAds- By order @ MURRAY
x. H. BOWsa
a5O Executors r. j. Murray aeas.eI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

IL HOgsNY RUReI rt RE msje 70 order, shot time 10
u.e.--J W PORTER, agcd .neer rllis DAY Fsh Is a. ~
k by catalogue the entire CONTENTS OF th- large four
sory 90 cling house. No 2l8 Wee, soueenth 81. shw,
containing sup Household furniture, Of rt cs. Scrsm,n
sb'n ma 3. 20 ,ellent dOn rarot fnur
tb velvet carpets three mtsu'sn rseo1d psIcr siie,
covered in elegant brocadei large Notae and Re-
epop Chairs 10 match Et,geres with mNbs
t5rs ard mirror doo and backs HEED with sAo -ood very
p.psvsy carved; elsgspt rosesoot Ceor, Side s1d Rt
ahtA secretary win mirror 90 W lined WITH
satin xood owood Secretary with elegant carving msasss
the cd psoT furniture rosewood corner and nasc
DID cCtsve rosewood premium Piano Forts ay
in aid real ps keys decidedly one o. tss best
ade richly embossed cover aud stool Feseh
ate Mirrors expensive lace aud brocatel Window Csrn
ao eea: vsriety Oil gaiotres embracing msny vsashs
scueus large size elegantly decorated China Vases Psra
aud Cbiuese Rlurss day Or nold Clocks With arr
variety Of Ctnswsrs Syerware Cutlery, elegant Beissa
Furr iture Hair Mattresses, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Mathinerp.

A NEW COPPER LIGHTNING ROD, 3-ineS
IA snTf- cnruHsc, and without pint Q. co.'s
Ds VIII Oh PEsu lnslstoT. Lyou Mfg Co., Al Broadway
A SBCROFTs (Bourdon) STEAM GAUGES.
~ Perfectly rehAbe, hsndsonsy made, aud WARRANTED
siyery ov pIiCes
c. W. COPELAND No. S. Broadway NY
DETEks NON-E1PLOSTVE GAS-BURNEg
VII produce Eh. a. lees expense than any other Wss
nred safe Tie oGly having nonoondnctor attached
Needs BAT 70 b TO ss.! al Depot No. "a Brssd~ry
New YoTk State sad Coanfy Rshss Axeu w.utel
y L l. An CE FIRE REGULATOR.
~ FOR SAVING FUEL IN STEAM ROILERs
The mos. sensitive snd efficient ia.,uHn.r. OF the Ind
lhAs W, COPELAND, NJ. " asS4.Epy, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
CSC. A. LEANtrr kuctioneer.
TXFCITJOR's s A l. E-NALtABJE PRI-

\
EXECU1ORs S A l. E-NALUABLE PRl-
IL VATE LIBRARY The eN'enrve collection 81 spsu<s1
rsre poTsnt Doors forming the Private Library Of -
late Gtorse Philip, Parker complying an immense VARIETY
tie he every cetartmen q Lrstrs BAT esces
&c Htorv Antiquities Voysses snd rtsyr tsturs Hls~y
RbogIsyhy printed Bocss Fne Ar, luustfsted ceees
Classics Fsse'is Rooss RELAXING 20 America snd oensfs "
estur OF the collection being originally over 49,
The whole be sci suciion without reserve by GEO
LEANTrT Co. ~ the Traee SslerooBs Nos 5lI and 81
Broadw Az New-Nork sse usencitg TUESDAY MsrA
at 81 oclo. p coutinua daig IN the orser of ~
catalogue sale CONNIE each AsTEhNOON at ~ selek
BooLs nov on exhititirn. GEO. A LEANfrr 4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

A MODERN three-story and high-basement
~ HOUSE SALE. in 2,hss, between eth ana 7,1-sy'
in perfect order. Also, four LOTS llSths bit zeen 4h
ana 5thsys And one LOT o. 5Av btseen Cta and lll.h.
"a sAM'L EDDY, No. 81 Liberty.t. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Bomo aun Rooms.

BOARD WANTED in BR00KLlN-COu-
ID vepisn, TO Evon or Wall feu,' hys 0enilem aud
Nfe We'd furnished room sad good table required Terms
moi TO exceed e4o per mouth which will BE- PAID weekly IN al
vance. Address q w. II TIibune 0hce. for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

Tor SALE-Tbe brOwnstone ! story HOUSE
No. ~ East lhsL - feet ncbe. front by - feet deep
Io ~ inches The house in penge order; Fros
ana Halls tesuuIy rescoe6 and the whole painted aud
Las al i improvement snd hi always beeA owned
ane occupied ~ private ianty. Apsly -
HOMER MORGAN, Piue-s..
$50 no. 5 Mer0poitsn Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
nIYID END.
OFFICE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 10 Nells., jan 10, 1859.

ID V y Il n y
OFFICE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 10 Val -, Jan. 10, 1879
sAgIfAI. ...,..
eIPIrA9 iNp SURPLUS LIMITED To...sI ,s00,e oo.
fhi Company have to-day deoare, dividend OF SIX zle
poLLAR PER SHARE, psy.ee :" he STOCKHOLDERS" On 10
usnd. $3.50. ..,.
rney have also declared Al interest dividend CT SIX rEs
CENT upon outstanding payable ca III 5oAI the
gh dsy Of February next, 10 cash
rbey h.ve Further sred scrp dividend tho earned
% ending the 3ltt DAY ~ Dscembtf 1000
Of THIRTY PER CENT the certificates deliverable % psres
sotled thereto TUESDAY he Sth day OF February next
SEe scrip ayiteuds declared oy ais C6mg:9y 9r tas sS,s
sys ysarp amount 20 ONE HUNDRED AND ThIhPE-sJFh
ROBERY $. HONE, President
pUsc,s p CussY, seorsIarY.
nIVIDFND. The Directors of the NIAGARA
II FTRF Insurance CONPANY have THIS DAY de-
caed dividend of TEN C0 PER CENT the capital stock
ths st molhs payable demand a. the ohce Of the
'''"r'-'' w. - L. 9. IRVING Secretary.
VNHE NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
D COMPANY, TREASURES OFFICE, Albany Feb y
1870.
ELEVENTH sEMI-ANNUAL DfviDEND-Tbe Dlrso-
this Company have cecsred sENI-ANNUAL DlV-
DEND Of -FOUR PER CENT the capital stock thereof
payable 2l5t dy If February stock regis
t.d New York Boston Albany and the lst dag Of
March next upon stock registeted At London - -
stockholders whose stock 10 egsteed az New York WI re-
ceye their ciyiouds az tho Office OF DUNCAN shthhAN
whose stock Iesist red q. Boston, 81 the oce OF
y. THAYER BROrHER; tnose whose stock IL resi'tered
a. Albany ALBANY CITY BANK; those whose stock
IL res.ersd LoHd,D at the UNION BANK OF LONDON,
the latter AZ the rate Of q I'd. to the dollsr.
The Transfer Books, which closed viii be reopened
EeSioTk Albany aud bogOn, the morning Of "edncs-
GILBERT L. WILSON Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

Tor SALR-The tvoeleCsbt new brown-stone
EOUSLa kos liz and ia ksdEou sv. being -s,h assriJ
2 b. 30 f,t deep Eve high, bulk 10 very
b., manner =, rsp.te vita every convenience, snd viii be
utee e i.S eceupaon y the day Of March next
Ten. very accommodating responsible Persoa For Pai
tell.. sp,ly t. w FRg No Y CaAHssrsst from IL
to2, r. frst fcor sfios No. ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Real @s;ais for 6aIs.

4 FARM of 80 acres in a good state of cultiya
~ tioD well wsserej issoes and bulldogs GOOD rspa
about four miles from RsveraS For information address
letter 70 H. O., Box No. rs Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

HOUSES for SALE.-Three 3-story, brick
HOUSES 2xa0 feet, high ssoops, Ms lS9 al snf ~
E.s, ath, Oh aud Se-svs Al'o, two Stsry hga
80 HOUSES Mes les snt l67 Wet 57th be- zen
tn and shays all vel bulls as vii be soli 90 tes 20 sun
Purchases Also Asory buok HOUsE AID STORE. No -
r. d ANGRY, No ess Pesrlst.
MURRAY HILL.-An elegant brown-stone
WI HOUSE on Lexington az fourth door north Of sd ST.
pe'e With 81 ae modern co8v-sences for SALE very oE
and On es,y terms. E0use 2exj5 5 COChCRoFT, no 10
Merlhsuts' Exchange, Bssem.ut, on WsLst
DREkS KILL.-A delightfully."- situated
Il COUNTRY RESIDENCE on high ground, overlooking
the River Hudson River An elegant new dolbe two soy
HOUSE modern ,ye psro 50 feet sud thee-euset' o. ga
are Of r3uud abouudiugu Fruit For s.e terms byl
A. j. BLEEcKER, son Co,
1881 No. Broai.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
: cnr.T nrssrLDoRF GALLERY of

.x,gp GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY of
pAisrINGe-Oven DAY sne VtSlno No. " Bt'aa.
- Admissiou Is cents NO" 'H''eN y '''"o' % '''A
aad sasngefs
LECTURE on TEMPERANCE will be de-
~ b,r,d f tie 6@D-ft o. Ashlsea 5econ No ~ cadets
II Tsmrsr.noe, By the Rev MArrHt" HALE AlLh, a.
,,.tssnsYsDAy EVEnIN0 Feb o. 1880 Tickets Is cents
Doo1, cp.n e 60 Gx-rc.'et 70 commence a ~
IATTLE FAIR, GUELPH, CANADA WEST.
VAFAIR fof tire sale o. Cs,te Hoftc Sheep and Hogs
x.1p b. bsn on the FIBsr WEDNESDAY N every month
ooronsocib, March t59 ue IL the center on great syn
cuturs osct teipE stu,tsd toe Grand Trluk spd
Great Western Reilvs the cattle Far viii oher 70 Droye
end from the Uaed States sd lsswhsrs gre aa sa
tages 81 order, JAMES hooSh' Io"n NiehA-
Tow Hal, Guelph Jar. u.s. 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

4 WINIh1 VILLAS II INV DUIsUII, ~. T.
~ new large and substantial bn,k HOUSE, bIst IN
studded with aree vScty Of forest and youos cAose @
trees vines and evegreens cOnmSDdog Al extensive al pc
tnesou= view ~ river valley, moJutan A1t Vse - eEJ
The House finished with hud walls coruces een'er pieces
ana marble NANTES Of tie uest patterns aud Is ~ every re-
spect frst class house.
Also HOUSE, bull, Of wood aud ilet in with
eA 10 The peaks containing and large kitchen snd
cellar and ssurourded by pisia aud s6ludGnty provided
with the hes: Of water.
The building oAtsd sb0u, four 0! Land oosveoi
entity arranged witt OutSsuei1ss, SC.
The above o1teiogs saAed sbout half mile from the
tteaos landings and depot AZ Ncweursh N Y where suca
wh - purchase or exchse for well located city
receive every particular By calling sterspT he
oNnsE l. r CARPENTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS
sTEIEwAY SONS lnyte artists sn the public IN seu.r
20 csu and examine their n-Sly Invented OVERSEEING
GRAND PIANO wEca for power ard quality Of tone pro-
rozrced er0 any cher Grand PaLo By al nave
sired IL shon the best musical JUDGES Of
eotEy such < Go-nscs tn HAGEN (Ed.Or M1sal
Rev-W) 4 c. Hil, " a Kos. W. Mason, Il Z. TiaIn "A.
A. WoLrItGgpt, Il II Wood, Gui many others.
STEIsWAY ( SONS
Mszl;.e.sssri Mes . ana "a Waker.. H.w-Yors