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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

"u M + for l. u >,
i established in lsf7, by f. T. DENNlSTON, NJ d., at
Srriusdale Northampton Mass Number limited ~ oy ~
RETERrScEs-Boston-J NJ Warren, ". D. jacob bige'
low M d. John Ware, NJ D. In Newly .k-Wilard PsrAer,
NJ d.. Theodore Sedgwick and Y. W. Worth esqrs
S.lrtharrrtnn ANIL u. 1879.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

A BARGAIN can be had in NEW or SECOND
Lam PIANOS OF good tone and insh--aL Of which
a Nv warranted. Apply 20 JAS Won kiPER, NO 10 wooster
= s.Ueen Hous'en and BeeckeT-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10
/. LARGE STOCK of BARMOREs celebrated

n premium PIANOS. pronounced uuriysled by The bes,
-. and warranted in al respts a. their Manuiac"ry ana
No $40 Bleeckerst Our prices make u an OBJECT
= IN 70 Examine before purchasing. q. H. BAhhOhE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10
AlusifaI Instruments.

f. THOMPSON, No 4S6 Broadway, offers
PIANOS from he bes: msnafac:ors, telna.As lih.ri
Jacob CHECKER and others a. the owet Taes az
a., aAn.sed Second hand Pianos aiken n sno oi
-, Also, MELoDEOSs, from he hon-e e. Iay"t raIsy
5e, ORGAN HARMONIOUS for churches, eight draw.Dp.
M l4oetsye ped&s Cal and examine @s above. Ne" aho
49, .hand Pianos 20 az.
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,P,AfENT of PIANOS.

\ ~ nnTor tone and folly warranted viii be sold great
r,,ns Second hand Pianos taken IN e1chanse BY ALBEh
WEBER manufacturer No 80 West broadway, heaI Ceai
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professional Notices.

DUR a LORD. SHORTHAND WRITER'S,
ID No l9 Nasssus Ocial Reporters in u s. senA:e from
1912 70 1884
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

tie Suprtne Court and other tribunals in behalf Of
minors, widows ard parties to SUITE, BY the
County Trea.u,ers OF the State, 10 tie State
Treasury a. AlbsDy. This bill ought most de-
ci5edly not 70 psss. The funds are perfectly safe
where they are, being invested, according 10 the
directions Of the Cour. IN eacn case, either on
bond and mortgage, or in the Trust Com
pAbie. TIE interest is regularly psid TO
tie proper persons, and the whole business
j. transacted consequently aud economically IN
der the direct oversight Of the jldicial sutbor-
ties. And, what is Of great consequence, the Tres
turtr. through whom it is transacted, is accessible
10 al tie parties he lives IN their yiciniiy they
esn see him ST Sly tine; ard they can go and re.
cei,e their payments themselves. Bat if the money
end securities are transferred 10 Albany, these
parties, many Of them widows and orphans, are
deprived Of this sdvantsse, aud vii De compelled
TO employ agents TO do what they nov DO for them
selves We can see 20 good in this measure 70
balance the evil it is sure to produce; and We trust
the Lssislsture will reject it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
Ouv Mercantile Advertiser.

The next number Of our MERcAsTILE ADvER-
1IsEE will be issued Monday, April IL. 1t viii be
devoted exclusively to the interests Of the Mercantile Public
and will contain Review Of the Markets since last issue,
carefully prepared statement of the Prices Current Of all
leading articles of Merchandise also Full Report Of the Stock
and Money Markets together with such other items of CONNER
M Intelligence shall be deemed of special interest to the
60COo Merchants to whom 1t Is sent
We aim 70 make THE ADVERTISER welcome and valuable
visitor to readers furnishing them reliable reports Of ell the
important commercial Transactions Of each MONTH and serving
As Directory the Best Business Houses and Msnusctores
IN our country while Wholesalers JobbOrs Manufacturer
and all no have Goods and Wares dspos Of throughout the
regular channels Of trade believe medium Of equal value
can be found.
The April Number Of THs MERcAsTrLr ADVERTISER
will be sent prepaid $1,000 Country Merchants selected
rom the Agency Books Of Messu MckILLof WooD with
view to the nearby trade The entire expense will be paid
BY Adv, rtsemep,s.
Price 81 per line for space occupied Advertisements dis
played TO suit Advertisers HORACE OhEELEf Co.
Neg York, April2 1859.
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Fire i'm Newark.
NKwARK, Frdsy, Apr

NEwARK, Frdsy, April ], IsJJ.
A portion Of large factory az the corner of Lay
r.rce ard Mechanic streets, in this city, Owned by
Crane & Kilbourbe and occupied by Meesrs. Frszse,
slyer.plsters; II. 81. Coris, last maker; the Peny
Patent Arms Company, and others, was destroyed By
FIRE al about O'Clock this morning. Loss 81 900, and
insured $1,000.
stable il the rear Of the Union Hotel was set %
fire Wednesday night and destroyed.
The joorreymen cord~ainers have established hM
of prices for employers, making advance OF ah
cent on a collar 70 their wages.
The jewelers. holding meetings TO raise the prce'
Of their labor.
A cane. mede from the tller Of The slsve ship Ian
istad, wss presented to the Hon. J. K. Giddngs, IN
this city, On Wedre sdsy evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

fecty Indifferent in The sght Of God whether ~
are humane, ard fr,s-rual. AID benevolent, OF the
opposite. so We do but pin the Chursh Of tie
Rev. DR.. Adams-then Mr. Cheate 10 right. aal
bis pastor i. right But this is merely suggesting
that in politics man csnnOt do wrong. We hsvs
hardly reached that Poirt; but We cannot. II
course, keep pace with Mr. ChOate. For i. s.ens
TO us that if politics have intruded into the plpts
Of New England, the intrusion has been strictly
limited to matters Of common morals. By the die
cussion of the,e should be very sorry to have Mr.
Choate disturbed and We fancy thsthe will not b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

10 our legal reports is very fdl statement Of
tie facts of a case recently heard Before ULited
States Commissioner Belts, and decided BY him in
an opinion. which also We print in ftl. It is
cs.e Of fraud upon the Genera Goyernment-not
wllfully perpetrated in this instance 1t would see
but indicative Of the msnuer in which business IL
done by men in official stations. Tne defendant
wss tried, and held 10 bail in $4,000, for m,klog
false vouchers which be presented 30 the Secretary
Of the Interior for payment, covering alleged
expenditures in the construction of the I'll P.so and
Fort Yuma Wagon road. Tie amounts involved IN
this case ale not large, but it seems that large
portion Of the vouchers for expenditures in this
expedition, which amount in all TO 500, 000 have
bet n forged in whole or in part. The cate is
instructive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

There is commotion in the City Hall, and wrath
is aroused among the Aldermen. Ttey held a
Sps ca meetir lat evening to protest against the
bill nov in the Assembly altering some of the exist
irg Charter provisions. No lees than nine Alder
men propose to rush desperately to Albany to eat,
drink, and remonstrate-not against the thousand
dollar salary, but again,t the sbridgemc0t of the
power the, have 30 much ablssd. strong effort
WAS made to get meeting of the Councilmen to
concur in this movement, bu, as thi. Board lose
nothing by tie bill they did 10, fla i, convenient
10 have q quorum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

We desire to rt4In thsnAs to ac,e Members OF Congress
who lave lst Us Literally supplied with documents during the
late ,e,sien q Cosnes We inow thu, thus Indebted
20 WILLIAM II. stwARp, PRESTON KING. JAMES DIXON,
HsARY wnsos SCHUYLER CoLF.S, HoR.cE +. CL,Rk
John sHEKNAs JoHS CocHKASE JoHN b. HAsSIS, CLAssB
CocuK.xE End we doubtless others whose
We do not At this recall We bes them al to believe
that their fsvors srs,efaIy remembered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

As an indication Of the general revival of business
are glad be able tate that receipts from Advertising
during III. Of January February AID March, 1852 were
nearly double what they were during correspond pg months
Of last year. largely in advance Of those OF any previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
Fire al Long Branch.

LoNG BRAscH, \. j., Friday, April ], 1917.
barn. containing one borse, three wagons. .
quantity Of hay, &c, belonging TO Mr.. Henry Wor'
deD near this place, was entirely consumed BY hrs
thir u0rrirg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

The Charleston Courig has special dispatch
from Washington, affirming that the President is
in exclusive possession Of the news that war ha;
commenced in Europe. This statement stands
s,rey in need Of confirmation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
The Norfolk Quarantine.

THE BRIG GEORGE WASHINGTON.
NORFOLK, Thursdsy, March 81, 1883.
Our quarantine regulations 60 into effect TO- nofro~'
This is one month earlier than usual. a..
One hundred and thirty bales Of cotton. from e
brig George Washington, Iashore o. CurnsocS
Beach. have reached here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

Tie mails for Europe, via Southampton anC
Havre, by the United States steamer Arago, vii
close to-day at 103 o'clock g. In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
From ALBANY.

ALBANY, Fndsy, April ], IH1.
Vischer Ten Eyck has been nominated for Police
Commissioner under the new Lag, by the Rspubh,sn
and bss been ndorssd by the Americ ans. The bal
ance Of the city ticket will be Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
A Murderer Sentenced o Death.

BALTIMORE, Friday April |, 1893.
Henry Duvsll, yicted OF the murder Of Chrstiao
Fisher, in the Western section Of this city, few
months snce, has been this morning sentenced 70
death. This mai es five persons under the death sea
tencs now in the city iail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
Netu91prk daily Gribn,re
SATURDAY, APRIL ,, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS,

No ,otc. can b. taken Of Anonymous ComuuncAous WHAT
Intended for insertion must BE- sutheute.ed % ne
nrd address writsr-not necessarily for posos
Non, but a. guaranty fof bis good faith
Sc cannot undertake to return rejected Conmurcso1
au,p.., letters oi TaE Once should In all b
sxdressed TO HORACE GREELEY Co
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Fire at Red Bank, n. j.

RID BANK, Fridsy, Aptil Iey.
The country seat Of DR. J. Lsathe Of Ne~-fon
CIV ituAted about ore mile from Red Back, Vas 90.
tirely destroyed by a supposed ncendiary fire isss
night. Lose about 50, 900; no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
CArARRn CArARRn CATARRH CNrARRH


Thousands Of psrons suffer all Of RON Ca
tayyh Nost q, op~ snow what lite and resaA
arr. Vet bot know bow u can Be- soud. IL j. SIMPLY
irritation, and oen enlargement Of olces aud eon't
oorpt sAicSsutns the mucou. sbrspe org nasal
dee oulA sr use poseriors and sometimes extend
lps into The throat From this resCR h.ne. And
sn vertigo Of II. head oostrcoted or ptn,e Tow Of
mocus ss voise, snd osn impaired bearing and
taste. So,
The old SCHOOL remedies been able TO do anything
fer n Hsssl and osaations se pauta' ad eNpen
svs a. they are sene,ly worthless Yet hvsPbStYSS Ca
TaEIH srxcTfc simple sVGAR Pat, taken t~o % thtee
tn per day promptly the nter ca'es cures a. once
GO de- IN the sscay BY pTseVeeI 1ss tae
obstinate ss proved b. TIE enoc o. Hanafed'
Price With full directors. 50 c~rts per boz
NB- full ret 81 HUNFHRksss HoNEoFATHie SPECIFICS,
boeh Of Directions twenty different Remrdies Ia Art
Niss - do IN rAa ease . Fanny case % ID
koxcs ard book 81 =,
Tsese Remedies By tie single box are sent BY nsu
Tree Of ohaTs 70 sidrs rsCc Of the price
Address y HVNFHxEYs Co,
No Ns-.Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

A bill is TOW before the Legislature 10 transfer
the keepng Of ell furds held under the order Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
FoX TAE Has.
PHALos 4 Sons Coeotxr

PHALoS Sons Coeorxr
"a the bee. aud cheapest article for the Hair For pesTvns
bssutfyrs restoring the h. the mo.i perfect h.Iae.'ns
aver 70 the public Sold az Nos ST. f sod IN Broad
Wsy and by oil drusssts aud fancy soods dealers LAse
hottes Sc cent?; snail IS Inquire for PHALoA soA >
CocoNE.
BywARE Of COCNTEkFEtrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
Is5o ROGERS & RAyMOSD's
sFHkC FASHIONS
Foe
RnNS AN YorTHs.

s'sne FASHIONS
Bows .so Yocras.
Large AID N"''' On. Pic. .sA No D-vi.,ios.
or Aos q Eoys ctoTHne To- toe P'e'-'' '7,'0a -
irsctrg So. 600,
fn al Sasr.srs Soi The iOiovir . .sor' fH' '0f''
Errs'er
VtEuTY % Ntw sntGs ,.-,
thar o'hsI n ~ ey $500 tn o,si, y.s
ArFoKDsD CHEaPfE
m.,s. 1si-d .yerJ S,.olr 70 s,kea ~ LowEsI c,sH
TEsE tn. pl.rf al burr vheer soo' -ds'' Of C'4ns
o. NJ - wslLsSoS-x RIrrrlTIos
of ne fu 10 !ueI= tgnee AID The system Of equity aao
isiri.a -iich hsve Eovt ID.s it. ds,itss 81.
,,. so Of T.. O. t AIN. sd Of b. reliability
Il, .tsseneIi, pot forts in IL. Embellishments
7HE (JrTON DTFAETNESr
cd, ard ,ls Cohirg uru,hed Sr1sr gill Be- fcai ra,
siy nsae % measure IN TIE ei.y WIZ "a. .Ii 'e
Conner OF Fa,op and Nsi..1-..1.
TIE ~ OLD DOMINION
Corn. AID TIA Pors
Ar. Manufactured under p.en, for the United se' oJ
AErHu, BuxHlx 0iLEoY Philadelphia and are fo' sie
By e.,ei, Bookkeeping articles aud 'ofeteefe 'eoer'ly
EP Toskry, No. Ps1r,
TRADE A.ert FOR the City Of HeU-Yort-
SUPERIOR FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
&C WV. PaNcr Co., F;asies Ph'sa e4'ai 's'e T'''
A. FOwLtk WILLS No. so Bfosd~sy. ,-.
$1,000 ,p etdid Norway srsrcs .. very 10. Ist.'
H0II0wAY's PmLs.-How painful and patiently
horn. ar ~. aas, peculiar 70 tie geDter These PILLS
erty stiuua sod restore 81 f8neon: asanz-
nertI TO te,lib nsi1seiory NO. 81 Maiden l,oe n 7.
SUDDEN CHANGEs.-The sudden change of the
weather vii be productive Of much ckuess Unless BRAND
EERTs NUS used Tbose who rely upon them 90 no. zee
% bioler r-d. Recent coughs are az once cured o.
hem Procipa Off No s9i CsDalst Price p cents box
TPFyCH IMPORTED Doors, SHOES ASDGAITRRs
i1,, aceysd from cei-brs'sd makers 10 Pans oy
Frc,NE FEERIs Bootnss,r No GO Nssssg 81.
Don't BE FRIGHTENED.-IOlksfa fancy that De
e,u,e KSox makes elegant fashionable and yo h,r d..
cbarse, uug BE- hgh The not - He sells nus
bt d. HA1s 81 Make your spring purchases
Az IN eIt No 22 Broadway corner Of futon's
To CONsUMPTRES.- Statistic, show that from
Z IS PERSONS de Consumption weekly IL tLs ciy bn. nt
ore la Of that number % wood Be reported nY1ns
veu'd nae RugOKs COMPOUND on COB LIVER OL AND
ifvt For sale by aLEXANDER h. ~ILsoR CbsHst, NO To-
Cont II BosteL: By J. MLHAU, No lsj Broadway NeS'
York; in Pbil.oelphs BY 7. w DJot L Son
CRJsTADoROs HAIR-DYE, WIGS and IOtPEES,
surpassed The Who'll. world They stsbo IN
Wholesale retail and the Eye spPeo ID Pm
vaa b e1psfenceo ARTISTS hour OF car OF even
Ing Mandatory, NJ. s Aston House Copy address
HOTEL PBOrRIETORS- ~
Re- careful 10 AVOID limitations Of Liza PERsiSs WoR'
cT,TgEsHRr sAUCEn Genuine { sac By 81 Te'PsctAole
Groc.Is and FfuteIs JOHN ~ NCN SVNs,
No. As Broadway, Sole Agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

TREES AND PLANTs.-PARsoNs a. Co are
sendps nom their FLUSHING L. l., fRuir and OS
sAMtsTAL TsTEs, EvfRsREEss fLowkRkG SHRusS, ROSS
and GkkFSHoUsE PLANTS Of the choicest vaietes and oil
thrifty vigorous growth - n
400 AZ osdyered Az Fulton Market " hst free Of charge
A New ARTICLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14
CORPORATION NorGcv ~.

49, = ~
'fBs CChhrTlIE on SEWERS ~ EHE 40 AID"
oclo ~ NJ, ~ he orloa eccrnlsd bytns Uro,on nln'
n1id Az VARIES intsrtssei N peasr aitsnd ~h'p.Y
d. j. Dr ADLhRt ot
aEO sTyA-Hs )AW
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
BOOKS RECEIVED.


Memoirs Of th. Esry Italian Psinter. By Mr. Jameson
(Blus and Goh.l lamo. pp aaz Tie.nor fsshs ,o
Aneisn, hn.nIosy; By n Moore, LII ID. i2D".' pp ~"
Harper Bntsen. - .
Field. limo. pp 2sI. shelaon Co
Bnd- of LAInmermclf BY Sir Waller Scott syo pp % T.
B. P.teIson Brothers . a.,
E0quenos virusi o. ouines o. syrsmTn. T, nse"fn.
W O. 7. shedd l2nso, Pp. 1lo. Revised Edition. "'r'
I,a, ar The Tree II Existence By James Chslsn. i1mo..
yp no. Lla1,sy s.ai,a saio b. Hsu, Kingsley ia.o
pp SIS Teknor Fises ,
Wy,uS1~ " The Hg,ted Knoll By Fsniusore Coopsr u
Insr.isd 5y .. o. C. D4risy. i2@"'' pp. S<i W. A.
I'll. p..hs r.y~s. limo, pp. siz C. sedbner.
fs Grs.. Queen By Nehemiah Adams D. D. I2@o, pp
xss 0ould Lincoln.
D.ysnpor, Dunn. By Charles Lever svo pp. aSs rBPs
m.b.I' o H,sr, Hi.,ore. By Ros~. Rice. limo. pp AG
Folst, Foser Co.
B.eSroC. Story. BY Oliver Bance limo, pp. H. laAd
The New ssd The Od Or California and India In Romantic As
ye,. By j. W Palmer h. d. iznop Pp 'a k"dd
Lecture. rhscSs, By Bsnne' Tyler D. D. s'o Vp ssa
All About i or the History Nysery Of conmou rhsas
I2rno., Pp. 80. W. A. To~n.snd a Co.
sors,, las.;i Pr SO ralH. s.sgs.a e e. a.
boqtweL lzno, Pr. Ss5 The ssm- r.,
Notes Critical and Exp snsnry the Aets Of he ~
hslanethou W. Jaooeas limo, Pr. so koesn S~'sf
Bro,hsu 40. -. !.
The Boys Book Of Modern Travel and Adyssts ~ Asd-
=, dsth yohss: l2no. gp IS; ID APSsssn P.1. r. u..v
AeDon of the Empress Catherine H. W.T. ~ uSS-
TEsnslsted from iae French izmo. - Ies Se,n.-
History q cA:rs: AL By g tS Ds,sr je1sss W.
II. ysssi.l %s a nl1. l.~s o. .s ~ p,. E1.t y W.
ksat, A. n. lzpo., PS ~ Jss ssns.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

EXPLOSION % LOCOMOTIVE on THE NEw-YoRK
AND ERIE R,ILRoAD-FrREaAs KILLED And Es6i'
kFrR Fatally IsJURED.-A dreadful accident oc-
CURED yesterday morning on the Western Division Of
the New-York and Erie Road, resulting in the death
of one man and fatally injuring another. The way
freight train, to which attached locomotive No.
81 left Port Jervis for the west at O'Clock m, and
when il had gone about four miles the ilere1poded,
with such force to sbatter the engine and render It
a complete wreck.
The engineer aud fireman were blown into the air,
aud received mortal injuries Smith, the fireman, e1-
pired a short time afterward, and Potter, the
gneer at last accounts alive but no hopes we're
entertained of their recovery. The cars Of the train
were considerably damaged, but, a. far a. could be
ascertained other persons were injured The Gin
cnnat Express train bound east was detained about
All hour waiting for the wreck to be removed from
the track.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
T,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

i TON, fur BOSTON and PROvIDENCE--Isisnd R01's-
DC sAOs7s: AID most dr-cs, csTyirE ,ae Ener1 MAJ
C. yANDERBLT Cap, d. T. s.urEis II connection VIZ -
HoSINGToS AND PROVIDENCE and BOSTON AND
Providence RAILROADS, leaving S.w-York daily ts1o-
asy, exo-p-d furn Pier No N0r-A River nt wharf soose
Bst.eypsee, O'elot and s'osiaE,on a. ~ T.
., the of To- Nal Trsin which leaves Bs.ou ats m
fhe C. VANDERBILT. from Se~-Yort, MordAy ~ednesaA'
Fe.y frUr S,oc-xon Tuesday Thursday .oc saofesy
fos PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Se-Hors, Tn-stsy, rsirs
Day sEs ss,aresy from 6,ol1Ston, Monday "edlssaAy 40
Gndsy.
Psenfen proceed from sornon per rsrosd 70
nni Bose. The Express Nal Tran, reaching ssc n so
vs-es of by o<hsr ruu.~s ample time f a. ne
sary nornns Enes connecting north AID essc r.seneeu
ths; prefer retnsin eoard .se steamer, enoy
ardurbd breakfast IL d-srd and eAse stozins,on 70 n
train connecting Providence with he II n IAN iof
Bcs-cn-
ras.sr secoupsu he sssner srd Hin through
sch vsy
Fer psssase b-hs rizht Apply board he
ssraner Frsssf Once, P<s Nc. North Eve ~ 81
~ e6cs, No 10 Bs,tery pses.
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A n. Mss~s. AaetoDeer.
DY BANGS, MERWN a. Co., Trs5e-6aA

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JsDe T. a. 5"eoch
COINS MEDALS, a. This collection embraces q soe
Of American and Foreign Cons Midas ard Tokens
including many a: Also yare,y q Num-matic
Bs0t- ke.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
June g. 9 .Dd 10, a. 7 o'clorE.
The entire Library o the Rev B. C. c. Parker, h.e
pastor Of the ssnsn Floating Chapel At The foot q fk- IN
This city This library braos collection of Tneoioal
Bb. al works ancient modern usDy Of them
Also variety of Historical boEr pLai and Peticsl
woIi; bool Of Travels Ais Bellies Lees and s-neral Mis-
ossD-os Literature 6c, gather Dg many years BY he
oygBsr and Includes important hooks which u df
cult obtain. Also abous 100 OIL-PAISTINGS and IN
CRAVINGS which viii be -od Friday evening Catsog1es
Az Dow ready
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
EXECUTORs SALE Of PURE and HIGH
~ RRED HORSES CATTLE. Ac.. BY sIMEON DRAPER.

On THURSDAY June 10 inst the residence Of he lat
ALFRED SETON, Tbroes's Neck weehes;er will b. odd a.
public auction without Sale commencing al O'Clock
No. The brood mare BLUE BELL name given by A.
Seon bred Wescheer County, n .be Spring Of lS'5 by
M Kerr and Harvey Kidd got BY Imp Tree OUT Of Mas
Brsdhlrs name given By H. Booh by Capt; Stocktoas Imp
Lsas sI s s'F gg S5 b y s EfR d 4 PAM ses G
No MISS LOU hy y Red Lye out Of no & L. eed az y
No s-The brood mare LILA by imp Trd.,ee Of the
old M.unon bred in Weseheser County by Alfred Seton
No IA FLLY BY Balrownie, o1t Of No dropped April
1850
Bsrownie wa. BY Apuandae out Of Queen Mary he Of
Blink Bonnel BY Gladiator, Plenipoentsy; Myrrha, by
Wteebone 2 AnDsnd. by Toschsone out Of Rebeoea
No 3Tbe brood mare YOUNG Gypsy bred BY Jonathan
Holmes of NswJerey dropped in the Spring Of 1916 she
got by Imp Mercer out of Hamilton Wises mare Gp'y own
No. ia FILLY, drepped in wes.eheser County, Jslyi,
1853, by Revenue out Of No D
No. IA FILLY dropped this by Revenue ou; Of
No "A FILLY, by orino, Of the old Mernnoq
Oio by imp Trus.ee out Of Betsy Ransom u By imp
Psm out Of old Betsey dropped June 1851 IN "esche''er
cords, out Of No. 5, dropped March os, is57.
season /. in ppoduee Of 200 100 r. 70 b. run 10
the Fail q her three Old form Two mile heats On the
No Ioope pair carriage horses, large size sound and kind
No i-Dryins mare very fast kind seven years
No. l2-oue COW.
No. l3-Oue COW.
No. 4.-One
No. l5-One heifer calf
No. l6.-One beieT calf
No. l7.-One bsifer calf.
No. l3-One yeeTliDg hsifer.
No. lg-OD. yesTliDg heiieT.
No. xO.-On. pair veIy superior Devon oxen
One carriage $500 but little used, good a. new
One Tockswey Wagon.
One double open nearly new.
One single open wagon.
One Jingle sleigh robes lgon skim
One double sleigh Canada robes bes skim all
used.
Two ~ double harness, wagon.
One 80 dou bic harness, carriage.
Two setl single harness.
Three strings sleigh bells.
One exercising saddle and bride.
One
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

The FRENEss PARADE AT RsHwAr.-Tbe 6rst
annual parade Of the Railway F. Depsrnsn, taxes place
Monday next and doabt vail BE- impsins shsr rsr
Chief Engineers Of Newburh Y Newark and Ei]sbeh and
u, .nd participate proceedings of the day The mr..
osus Rhw.y making preparations receive th- broth
..r6 from abroad Ia fine style
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
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I,IRE ENGINES.
Sevr Ne Fire Erstnes Of the bee. make ana vssreG
= q. y, -..xsr.blr trrrs by JOHN II. sICKELS,
~ wv Nc. Lafayette place. New York
ELIANCE FIRE REGULATOR
II YOR SAVING FUEL II STEAM BOILERS
II. uot ..n.tiy. ana .Acs-n; Instrument q the tae
CHAS W. COPELAND. No - Broadway ~ Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

AsNUAL RAILROAD MEETIso.-The annual meet
ina Of The socshode u the NesJ.ey Railroad and Trans
poraon Company taxes place at thsr Derotrn Jesy City 10
day The stockholders meet a, II oeIoes m and adnDsf
IL .rrYed Up a p IN.