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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

PxTRAoRDINAKY SALE
or
GxssRaL HorsS-FrEsnsIss Goeps-
AT a
CKyAT BEDtcTios - PKIcR.
Y. V. HAuGHWOUT g. Co.,

Y. V. HAUGHWOUT g. Co.,
rsoA ass 400, and 49, BROADWAY, cor of6rooass
svng rsoeived l1ge consaHeDis Of Ooods ron as
hANUPAcTukEE's AccoUSr, and having go n,
uIasuoy heavy and choice stock q Goods o.. e.
vw Of the approaching oloe - the business seaeoA
- sake o Lny0e redncfion N fhfiT gyfses, - 49,
FEOn 1ss fIaH UsTIL isr oryANu.kt -.
70 ns.ire large demand, and thus eneDie the0 70
duco theiS before she close d toe yes cua-
In copseauesce the rcdOoed stsndard o. w .s...
uxSes tbce arc enabled oaer theiI Boa MA . IT,
sooos PssSEasEp Az THn Lars FAIR AT Ls1Fso AT W
PARALIELKD Low PKicEf. - -. .....,.z ,,,,,>.s
fs-.s, - WsTrK FEENCH CHINA Di>hkh, pAsss.ss 80
-. ss-s,cu. wsrn COMPLETE SERVICE o. hitH vi NE
lsos AZ gkHE POK " PERSON CoNPsis"
1,c.-~.e. (+ogzEfs. CHANP1eNEs WlSks, dOVkA SHID-
49, 49, -, Rovfk PREsERyY pisHes &c. &c,
~Na' VIZ toE sxvENTI DOLLARS
49,. - .sn IN BE- tic cheapest sold In tina coaaHJ'
Rsou Dxo0sA1KD DIAIss Sskuckss
ss sfO = rs. ard 3 49, and upward
HKav4 sffyBR-iLaTED Castles at 80 - anu Wv
"a SuEypiKLD OUALI71 ., > ID and Szp -.
FISE 1 LhsED IA sE1s, pieces, II - an" S"O'
I'd Of HzogtsI7E sg1IE md tiSish 81 SSS 4, ,fo.on
Qx5s o. CrTIEny, - pieces wuh IVORY HANDLES IN
20 CAskr, at s2i 70 and ~ %. 90, -.
RnIl kOaHnAx CozoEED and ENGRAVED Nihs Dorfbhs'
R,o,, On and ESeRAvEB DEcASTHEs, - per pail and
(tT ROpESIAN (OBLs1s, - pr dozea, &c. hc 10 -.
goods ara Pfices ava so7
hist "a yedueeoa II prires "a grr9sae.
Prioes arc marked Ina Plgn nsiifssi roih wien
No DEtIA4l0N cas- MADE.
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sPALDIE0's PREPARED GLUE.
UekgUL NvEk1 aoVsH
EoR eALE EvBKvV EEHn
Msnnhsutufoa By III. {. SPALDiEe. Ne. - Riattsl

A SEVERE SCAID ON HEAD, FACE, NECK, and
sHsctpxEs cured By the MAeNErc SALysL H. CLouGR
Ilnbron n. y So sale BY Dr. :. r. SMITH No SS3 Csnsl
NesS Co.. Nc. IFS frspkils -. Gcsia sssorcs TEbas
Boiling ssd by Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

DR. MARSH continues to apply his RADICAL
Cgks dEcs VIVA soce.s enec,ug carcs .; her
Ma o. Rupture 81 Ne Nesc3 Lsdies waited upon te
mails IN private Ao TKUssKs CT every dssc-spea tor
pernsreni retention q Rapture Bathing 1rs Supporter.
bboaAder bsscss susPcasory bsndg Sk Elastic Stokinks
knee CAPS ARkle,s ssd al sarscal appliances eeDensay
sppiiol ~ hAKSh 4 CO. No. 2kesey-st. n. n.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-16

Schr Elite Leary days from Havana6sugar and segsrs
to Jas J. Fisher & Sons and Spence Reid Spoke 18th
inst, off Cape Henry ship Ann Hooper, Hooper, hence
for Hayre and bark Flying Cloud Beauchamp from Rich
mond for Pernambuco both bound out.
Schr Cumberland, Symmes, from Matanzas-sugar TO F.
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SAILED.

Brig Bevoir, Travers, New York-Travers Mitchell
Schr. Samuel, ones, West Indies-Hall & Loney.
Schr 7. C. Worrell, Hubbard, Wilmington, n. C.-Dun.
mock Weatherly.
Schr. Emma, Davis, Richmond.
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App1uAIS ERnM RALTIMORE.

Ship Athena Brem) schiing, Quebec, in tow of steam
tug Reliance
Bark Hugh Birckhead Bennett Valparaiso, of the
steamtug Tiger. . r,
Brig Bevoir Travers New York. in tow of steamug Jas
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Steamship Georges Creek Gager New York, 18th inst
Schr Gar, Hammond, Boston; 18Th INST. 80,
Schr FLYING Scud, CaTmine. Charleston, 18th inst.
Schr Glenroy, Wakefield Gardiner 9Th inst
Schr Mihado, Jones, Richmond, 18th inst.
Scbr r II. Huntlev, Hammond, New York, 18th inst.
Schr. Tennessee, Wooster, Portsmouth, 9th inst
Schr NJ Munson, Jr, Brewster New York, 18th inst
OH. McNn rnnr Richmnnl- llth inst
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Bark X. Is. Walker Haynes, days from MataL Zas-mo
lasses to Morrell Il Randall.
Brig Josephus, Stevens, from Havaua-baast to W 7.
Kendall
Schr Priscilla Gator from Arecibo, p B. July 29thsu-
gar Kirkland, Chase Co Left chr Julia Rogers, Per
kns for New Haven in days All before reported quar-
autine.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Canvas Back Clark AZ days I'm New York for Hong
Kong was spoken July 10th, lat zoos S, on - Is W
Brig W T. Hail. Patterson, from Havana, arrived at Phil
Ship Star from Liverpool for Baltimore, spoken, 2ih
ult, lat Al 3d. lon. Q 81.
Bark Eliza Baker Baltimore arrived at W. Coast s
America, July S, lat ID 5: Ion 81 30.
Schrs Daniel Brown Herald and Herchel, Brdsall, for
Alexandria, sailed from Fall River, 10th inst
Schr A. Tripney, Waltham, from Georgetown, D. c.,
rived at Albany, 9th inst.
Schr Mohawk, of and from Baltimore for Ponce was spo
ken, 9Th inst, lat. 20, Ion O. 90.
chr Mary Adelaide, Jenkins for Richmond cleared at
Albany, 18th inst. ,
Sch Henry Cole Hazelton, for Alexandria, sailed from
Providence, 10th inst.
Brig Hannah Balch Matthews, from Alexandria, arr we'd
at Dorcester, Sth inst.
Schrs Maryland Brown, and Harriet Baker, Weber, for
Havre, 9th ut
Schr Indus sokely from Charleston, arrived at Havana
Sd inst
Schr VIM Mallory, Marshall for Baltimore, sailed from
Hartford Conn.,, 18th inst.
Schr Jas English Neae for Baltimore sailed from lew
Haven 18th inst.
Brig Gimor Meredith, Erskine, to sail same day, proba
bly, for Baltimore, at Aspinwall, Sd inst
Brig Jas B. George Snow for Rio de Janeiro sailed from
Richmond, 18th inst
Schr Hugh Fry, Marshall for Acquia Creek Va. clear
ed at Wilmington, n. c., 18th inst
Schr VIM. Mason, Staples, from Alexandria arrived at
DiphtOn, 10th inst
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CTrApANCES FOR RATTINORE

CIEARANCES fOk BALIIMOhh.
Steamship Georges Creek, Morley, New York. 18th inst
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Howes Boston, 18th inst.
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader Cundif n York, 18th inst.
Schr s. NJ. Kent, Thompson, Philadelphia, 18th inst
Schr. Ontario, Latchum. Newbern, n c., ll:h inst.
Schr Hannah Martin, Seight, New York, 18th inst.
Schr Hampton. Cunts, Richmond, 18th inst.
Schr Jas f. Price, Burton, Alexandria, 18th inst.
Schr Josephine & Edwin, -, Norfolk, 18th inst.
Schr Mary Adeline, Jones, Norfolk, 18th inst
Schr. Mary Adene, Jones, Norfolk, 18th inst.
Schr James f. Burton, Alexandria, 18th inst.
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Sbippirlg SnteIIiasnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, August Is.


ARRIVED
Steamer John S. Shrver, Dennis from Philadelphia mdse
TO ]. A. Shrver.
Steamer Bevidere, Keene from Richmond Reports be-
low Smiths Point bark and two herm brgs-one Of the
latter British all bound up.
Brig Norhman, Land from Boston-ice to T. j. Cochran
K Co
Schr John Warren Lazier from New Yorkice to Thos.
j. Cochran & Co
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StEaulh0afs.
HHREE TIMES |

THREE TINES PER WEEK
zzz-azFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
StS IH2I|R&tE-n Steamboat Company will on and after
GEO. PEABODY and "BEIVIDERF' TITREEI TINES y
P rIIKD WEEK, leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
6hOESDAl and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at g O'clock
!ieeurng VIII leave Richmond on the days and at
datons ~ ~''"'
For freight or passage apply to
90. J. BRANDT. Jr. Agent
3 lmL III. .r,Ln-
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HsIrSs..4 FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
IEsSssaaizsezz1 Tie steamer VIRGINIA, Capt \. Fai

E .SIlE TOit The SOUTH
Lissssass4zzs:s5E nlRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL.
PIllA and BALTIMORE, via the
''BAY LINE -
TO Mq}RR55Q%T TSacW WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
GOMlRY, AND NEW ORLEANS
81 INNER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Surdlys.) via
BAY LINE SEA-BOAftD * ROANGkE RAILROAD
~, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the tr
to 40 Right TRAVEL the Railroad from, '~1'
NEW YORK TO WILNINi;TDN y q
n
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&zfl Rna0s,
Ai@;:;:::!::::..l :. 5: 5: /:
WECTEpN

A19a Ils77ss7Ig~5zss-95I " EpIERN
- MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO OWINGs, MILLS.
station for n 2th o. August the cas will leave Calvert
f'n Meen ay ali PitE rags IN s stS and P
Camp, co cents '''P NSSels LOT the Baltimore
aft rr,,.v,- - .
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A CPAS. McCOLGAN & BRO.
tz}sW3i No SARATOGA STREET
X& NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer for sale all of the most approved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
prepared to sell the reasonable terms They
enumerate in part, viz BRANDIES, of different brands in
public stores HOLLAND GIN; Port Sherry, Madeira and
Malaga WINES: JAMAICA SPIRITS, of superior quality
Irish, Scotch and Pure Old Rye WHISKEYS of fine quality
and flavor KIMMELL &c, &C.. all of which the public are
% examine
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EASTERN PORTS

EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK % ssamsb ba 4 %anSan cRy
sario; Lancaster Rio Janero; William, Inagua brigs Die
Schwalbe, Rio Janeiro Aro Puga Georgia, Salt Key Cir
oSnPa Port al Prince 's' NY, s.'' o ,O"1S' yes
NEW YORK, August I3.I A, steamships City Of Man,
Cay Cardiff; brig Anjode Guarda, Gibraltar; schr Mink
erpool barEs Riga Packet Cork lord America. Antwerp
vana Mary Coe Movie brgs Belle Buenos Ayres b Brad
bury, Havana: Maoney Mobile Wenonah st. Mary rs
NEW YORK, August l4-Arr. steamships Granada, n
Orleans Roanoke Portsmouth ship Marcia C. Day. Cardiff
brig $ Churcman Buenos Ayres schrs Anthem Pens9co
ria Loniss Perne Fall River; Mcdonald, Albany Thorn
state Ch9reston brig Golden Lead Genuegos es 5pds
PH1i4DEIPIA august is"Srr Brig Model cardenas
CID barks Minnesota, Pernambuco; G. W. Hall, Matan-
PHILADELPHIA, August 1S.-Noon.-Arr. schrs Effort
Charleson Julia Smith Jacksonville-Crd schr A. Van
Cleaf, Richmond
BOSTON August I2-Arr Ship HOrtsnsis Cadz bark
sG chr, Geo 60 Dseerin I AleEandTia
Of Plate Rebsec2 Frances Jacksonville schr War Eagle
B0sT6N, August l3-Crd banks BENZ Burgess, Cienfue
eos steson SHr4am Col edyark s9yannah bgs
Wyvern, st. Thomas; J. E. Carnage, Norfolk
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, August 12.Arr, brig Mary H.. Portland;
schrs John FORSYTH Dighon NJ r. Carlisle, Providence
Cid. schr. Colorado, Albany.
ALEXANDRIA August lS-Arr. briggs Lorapo, Boston;
Rolling Wave, Fall River.
CID scrs Saunders. Boston Tram Smith, Fall River NJ
r. Carlisle East Greenwich.
RIlCHMOND, August l2;-Arr; bark Champion and schrs
Manchester Crenshaw B. r. Hull, Ira Bliss and W s Rob
bins, all from New York.
Crd bark Germantown and brig Jas. B. George, Rio de
Janeiro. 80
NORFOLK; August BAR. schrs E Munson Boston;
Moderator, Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON, August l3-Arr. schrs A. j. DeRosSett,
A Mason, John and Lilly, New York VI. Davis Ros-
t9n-Cfd brig African, Port Prince schr Alba, New
York.
CHARLESTON, August lS.-Crd. brig San Miguel, Cana
ry Islands via New York
SAVANNAH, August Il.-Arr steamship Potomac. New
FORK; bark Arctic Hero, Gbraltar-Cld. steamship Lo-
Gust Point New York. 49,
MOBILE. August sArr bark William New York -
CID. shin Fanny Fern Havre.
phia
:. NEW ORLEANS; August 6-Am ships Clifton y. Yorl.
CID ship Refuge, Liverpool schr. Fl. Lanfear Port au
Prince. " " 49,
NEW ORLEANS. August 9-Arr. ships Clifton. n York;
Orozmbo, Baldwin, Boston, Moses Taylor (French) Bor
deauX harks NeapOtan Rio de aneiro Aura, New York
brig NJ. A. Stevens, Havana schr. Elizabeth Morse Pen
SaOla.
CID Ship Esmeralda, Liverpool bark Alma, Bordeaux
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLI-
cation will be made Mayor and City Council Of
Baltimore to OPEN AND CONDEMN Carey street and Cal
houn street. between the limits embraced by Lexington stree
andthe northern boundary Of the city. je22laww
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Skippiug,
FOR FRREMEN

s5 The fine fast sailing A Bremen ship "AUGUSTE, .
Erehs MASTER will have quick despatch for the above
Jackson's wharf or to W. ~
F. L. BRAUNS & CO,
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GA r. X r A U S & CO.
tERE15E IMPORTERS AND
AA2EA DEALERS in LIQUORS AND WINES,

$500 DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES,
PRODUCE AND CIGARS.
No. Is CHEAPSIDE, ONE DOOR SOUTH OF LOMBARD ST.,
Offer for sale extensive assortment of Pure Cognac Bran
dies various yntages Whiskeys, Old Rye superior Scotch
Old Bourbon, Monongahea Holland Gin of different brands
Domestic Brandy Gn Pure Spirits, Rectied Whiskey and
Peach Brandy Swiss Stomach Bters superior article, of
which sole agents for the State OF Maryland Cigars
imported and domestic; all guaranteed give satisfaction
ocl9f No 10 CHEAPSIDE
Ga LAURENCE THOMSEN & co,
6&@BlEXCHANGE PLACE, HEAD OF COMMERCE
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Ia "a t. FOR THE

Xxx u r. 7'TT77Ta ~ ,,,r oREST AND SOUTH.
on ana after April 2lst, 1885, the trains viii nm 90 al
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La sFa e. PHILADELPHIA.
EEsz x -Sxr--SzE NILMIN GTON AM

:, FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
passengers leaving Bdtmo ct go A. NJ, connect at vii
with 6n5 p train. 'iS
NOllCEIA colored persons, ietler bond or free will
De required TO bflng some white person person
ANY known 70 the Undersigned, who The willing 10 SIGN
Dona % tee Company, before they viii he Passed over an
iLf WIN CRAWFORD. Agent
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nUGAN & JENKINS.
DcoAA rs (. s6r HT4AF r. K TERRGTARANTs
T43N FRg3S eaap aSp SHEAR sra1l
WALES FRENCH, AUaER, Anger BITrs, &c
j. G. H0VEY, BORING MACHINES
PRQEibENGE TOOL COMPANY, NJ MIS- wAsnrAs AND
AMERfc4N Butt COMPANY, BUTT HINGES, SAD JRoys.
G GRHkL ET = ykEtt6oGG GgsEE coans Scales
sc9y ANFa6fbRNG CO., sA 4FR ff Bnass
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY BRASS CANDLE
DUNLOP { MADEIRAs, AXES, HArcnErs, &C. jylott
IT. L. PARKER CO.,
II. I SPRTI RS, AND DEALERS IN METALS,
between PRATT and CAMDEN SFREErs
TIN PLATE, Of every Sa va description sea Sian
k SSSkfs b, shFf Fl Fff &0Sg Ns
S $f1EyIhsS :: . i issS 8 6
iS S7}}S,T %JRE, TIMED WIRE to i i
PIC and BAR BAR LEAD E ID En-
BANCA TIN; in Pigs and Bars
HOOP IRON, 4 in. to ~ in.
BBR Rss KEfT H and d6 aAHNF R6rrous
KETTLE EARS &c, &c fe23tf
John HERzoG,
it FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
- BALTIMORE,
Keeps on hand and manufactures general assort,o =.
Cabinet Housekeeping and Fancy Hardware Sill
yer Plated Ware Cutlery, Hollow Ware Locks Prnsbat
FOOLS Saws Files, Scales German Saws Locks Iron Rd
-. - s2SIv
THE CALVERTON
COPPER SMITH WORKS.
a.. npE,.nrrNo;9 "a NORTH CALVERT STREE
AN PREPARED TO MAKE TO ORDER
OR REPAIR,
ALL KINDS OF COPPER WORK
AT SHORT VoFIoR,
Ao-U JOHN NJ BRUCE.
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STE AM BOATS.

--------.-----
MONEY IsLIND AED FORT HAMILTON TIE 5TzAv.
" err MASSACHUSETTS, ~ 4 Hitchcock casialn ,gIu
leave every day for uorey Island, 8c filows-
street a ga A. va ana 50 y ~ Fpring street "a a.
~, l2h and 81 = YER Q North river ~ 10 A aud
tP last Trip fur be Island ut G5s p Fare as ceu,s
for the excursion.
SyGAssh BSnhDwAy. ra0Y PIER roOT or JAY
~ street avery tfrnOOr p, O'Clock. Landing Christie
h'r street yohssys 9sspss D'5tr Serry, Tsyiovp asa
"ry tno Htr'ntr y f'7iebi recs'vsd sfs- w o'slasN
ard a1rs atfn Saturdays
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LEGAL NOTICES,


NoTICK-1N AN Action OF, MULrIpLsPoINDINd
ard e re- before the lords q Goan: and
chartered accountant in kdnburg judicial
% % ss ass ste
sS, m Holm IN the county Of , Allan Ste
seva, q schisOn wife John Hnchon redirg 4, Cor,
s II s q and as s 1n att
Dunnlpg IN the county of Perth John stewart
Stewart Giisn Stewart Ezs or soeth Bic art or Itch.
ss ard Shn q the
Appn and he also decessed Margaret Ste war aaraa Cairns
C.aIa Or kuhsrola sidlss Dsnans widow
Of he Is. children
time farmer Balgour in The county Of PERTH
Esor Hnsh stewart alexander Carmichael residing
e S S 4.
in Grey county Upper Csn.da Catherine
ss ct
rs Or ELSEWHERE ss r Il oss .sS S
ward Stewart for his interest the said
aSs CAR
s s s A ns ~ de
Hugh war Mrs Csihe Inc scinoeb formerly residing 10
Ss he Allan Henry ssds lie saSssen n
S sa or
bella Cairns Rutherford being kin and executors
S tie a S
4ssq '' ss1 ss or s ss
Marp Cairns. Isabella Callers or Auhertord Alexander
s May and
OF Kim and executors Of or Otherwise representing or claiming
the OF the said Hugh sewa
children OF those nephews aud neces aforesaid of
ceased the last erenerhe following iperlocutor has been
pronounced by Lord Ardmllan ordsry in the cause Mr.
al Ior9 ordns s, nas he rsser liable only in
and single men OF the fund hollis the
desceDtence annexed to The ss Of
be nsed successive weeks in the North ertsh Adver
,er the New Herald the Toronto Globe aud Montreal
rest in the fud in medic lodge coodesceudence and
claims grounds Of er claims, before The az
eenh dsy of July next of ell which notice hereby
'''ofO'DkS s"' JAMES soMFRv1LtE. Solicitor, Agent
Chambers No. CO. n hanover ct Ednburs. lat june 1859
CUPRKME CoURT-IN TIE NATTER OF TaE APPLI.
- cation Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commercially Of the
city York by the hoard ths
trail Park relative to the scquson lands pub park
place between Tooth and 10th streets and the Fifth and
Eighth avenues In the sy Of New Mayor Alder
titled act to alter the map city OF New York BY lay
The same passed April2 is5e-hree being present
hereby give notice To the owners lessees AMI pei
enements and premises hereinafter mentioned
and described that they will apply 70 the supreme court OF
the state Of York a. spe M e r y ss an wsn,sa Te
day July 1889 on the Opening Of the court on that
day thereafter as counsel can be heard Ter the sp
ened matter estimate In favor OF the several les
rees parties persons Aforesaid just and equitable com
and prem between souSery side OF 06th
and 10th and the M and SiRhth avenues ia said ciy
and which the said Poard Of the Central
ps,t deem 10 be acquired for Inc purpoae
ing said Central Park in the CITY Of Rev York which sail
lands and pre- aea laid out on the map or rlan OF ssia
improvements touching the laying out OF streets and ros
city New York And M Other psroeea parsed bpFn
'0'' sitjfsT1 1aSr .s, Corrysi =, The Corn raton,
ato 70 tn1 Board Oh Car4miis era
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a LnIEALiA sIJr saS LlsG, 19r s8iiIsEED ISo.
carrying the unted ttass mail The beautiful sxtrems
clipper ship XII SthR, 800 ons register Jas p Martin c
eisndeT 10 rspdly loading st pier 70 Eas river hay
ms half Of her Sosrt viii be dssvecbsd 10.
Melbourne direct positively Jun, rs carry freight for Syd
cey, Gseopg and Hob. Town. she has elegant and unsur
For freight apply to X. W CAMERON No Bov
Sight bills for sale and sdvances made or
coosgpnents Conaguees in AusrshA, Wilkinson Broa &c
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A sTTuhTIOE ~AETsO-IE A PRIVATE FAMILY AS
n ehsmbermsd and 10 do ine washing The of
reference be given CAL fer two days ST 740 9th third
flo r. p ont
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TVOLEKEN
~ First extreme clipper for San Franc,co
Pier 10 East river, foot of Wall street.
The magnificent No clipper ship
GOLDEN FLEECE
Manson commander,
Is the only extreme clipper loading toe only one
that has made clipper time Her been In
ITO and Ill days, while other ship has MADE ii
within 12 days She Is rapidly filing up and will sail punc.
tually on her advertised daytime 29
Shippers will please complete their engage nens without
W. T. COLEMAN l. CO.,
IS Wall aree
Tontine Building
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N MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA

N MOBILE MONTGOMERY ATLANTA
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON AUGUSTA:
And various places In Florida
Via SAVANNAH. Ga.
The AUGUSTA Capt NJ 8. woodruff will leave on gatur
day 49, at p NJ from pier No North river Tickets
be bad for the following pscesfare low by any
other seamerfrom New York TO savannsh accommodate ons
superior
New York TO New Orleans 500 rs Mobile $685. Montgomery
As. $26 Atlanta Ga, $2 Albany, Ca $24; Columbia, Ga
S22 Macon, Ca. $2l; AUGUSTA $40; Savannah, SIS
SAMUEL L MITCHELL 4 son,
No IL Broad way.
and leave on Saturday, July 2st4P.M
NOR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLES
Il tor g. C.-sepi weekly United STATED mail side wheel
steamship line.
Cabin passage. .........Sl5 Deck passage ....s s
The favorte steamship JAMES AD9ER, II. Adams Com,
mander will leave pier No North Saturday June
25 at O'Clock p NJ precisely Through tickets he fol-
lowing places
New Orleans. q Charlotte, n. C...... s22 90
Montgomery, Ala, 26 ~ Atlanta Ga. ....... Is 90
Knoxville Tenn. n 90 Coumbir s. Comm. 20 90
Nashville, Tenn 30 90 Jacksonville Fla... 81 90
Memphs Tenn 80 80 Pilaka, Fla. ....... q 90
4 CO.. 20 Broadway.
The MARION cspt Foster succeeds Wednesday, June 49,
DEDUCED SATEs.-FOR NORFOLK IS; PETERSBURG
IL and Richmond, t8The steamship j IAN EsTOwN, Capt
Thomas Skinner will receive freight the above places
Friday and saturday at bier Is North river. and leave
Saturday 15h inst O'Clock Freight for Petersburg
ed at City Point Passage sta included 10 Norfolk
duced to So Petersburg and Richmond gaeroon included
reduced 10 q. my cents ertrS.
LUDLsM HEINSKEN, 1l5 Broadway
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SITUATION wAEIED-By NEAT TIDY GrsI.
Il 10 DO ohsmberwok, waiting Sud pan sing; would
OF baby; obj cton ~ the country.
given Cal for tao days 1853 29ts between III
6.h svB the rear aral floor.
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4 YOUNG LAD7 wlsHEs l. SITUATION As sean
a s,ress; understands embroidery, snd want, 'eadv
place Will ID waiting il gepilemsuis family: others
reed Apply. Cali st &c Psrc s. three dCors from Hicks
Erookyn
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A STU ALTON WAsTED-Ey A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
- COOK; would he viii 10 assist IL the washing. Can
be for three days a. her present poJ ers 2 5
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gIAETED-BS 4 RESPECTABLE GIRL A SrTIJh
~ ton COOK Rad to ASSET IN the washing aud rosiug
good BAKER Beat city references Call Two days st g
Esst 18th at
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grTUArrOxs wAaYED-MALng.

BOCKEElPERS SITUATION WAsTsD, bI a., a
y young hsSbS years' experience AID aeS1a
standing his busneas thorou1 My Address A. oox ioA no
rald Office
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& sTEsDY WOMAN HIaHAs A PLACE AS COOK I
- private family has ertor 70 assist with ~ashin
bustsess 70 ~ ts branches Osl for
dass n her empo! er'a, l65 N est lib q
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: RxsPEorABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS
n cook 10 small private family understands her business
good game and pastry "a willing assist
iug Best civ reference. Gao two days at I6
Hast IL III st, bets cen LIST and p
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~ AHTED-BY A Most EEsPfCrkBLE YOUNG PEG
w son, situation rnre and sesTnsress or chamber
maid snd TO DO ,eng has the best of city ay
and ba years Can be until suited $50 Broadway
second floor front room, for two DAYS
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A PROTE sTAHr YOUSG WO&AN WISHES 4 SILICA
- ti0o Gpo az 20 do cIlberwcrk
waiting 10 ni family lection 10 tie county for ~
can al i57 est Sith st
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. RBsPECTABLE AID TRCsTwoRrHY YOUNG wo
X desires sl,ua or % do ctsmherwork and plain
sewing peent sud wen disposed young woman; bes
OF city reference. Cali u % l3lh IT., near 4h aY.
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" ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
~ Young woman as cook, washer and ironer, cham
tead and Ere washer and roner has objection % 40 4
IRE country Can be for 90 days at 35s Eas, 10Th al
between avs and O. second story, front