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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
Later From Huronet

Arrival of h City of Washington.
NEw YORK July 18.-The City of Wash
ihgton arrived at this port this AFTERNOON, with
london and Liverpool telcgrarlfic adviccs to
the 18th inst. She stopped at Cofk.
The next battle between The Austrians and
the Allies was expected to take place on the
River Adige.
1t was reported that the British mail steam
ers had beets requested by the Government TO
prepare to carry armament.
Ancona was declared in a stage of siege.
LONDON. July 7.-Fhc Paris correspondent
of the london Times says that the Minister of
War and Marshal Pcliessicr have had another
conference, for the purpose Of concerning meas
ures to Complete the organization of the army
of the East. An eighth division is in course of
organization at Lyons, to reinforce she army of
Italy. 90
Adoiee& have also been received from Ancona
to the Both of June. Zen. Caflermatter had
taken. co6lhaifd of thc town and declared it in
Il Estater of siege. A general dsarning of titi-
zens had been ordered. An address of the Sar-
dinian Admiral to the people of h1esina had
been issued. Easa 0eE nau tssTrai 15 zis-
H}The Paris correspondent of the ondon Times
saws that letters from the head quarters of
Prfcc NaE2aeaFA. state that another great bat
tie MAS expected to take p~ace-ou the Adige.
The Austriahss are believed to have 200, 900
men on the line. n French b.ttsllion was or
ganiM5g at Paris: -e3 "a x 1 -a fi
.Reiiabhe infosnsation had rea eled Vienna that
GaritsrIdi,s n4eH had violated TyBoI, by enter
ing the Torale Pass. sa, sr' t.9t 60
Prince Wendischgratz has been sent to Ber-
lin to acquaint the T'russian government with
this fact.
A Frankfort letter announces that the Aus
trian Government having been compelled by the
battle of Solerino to dispatch to the seat of
war troops which it had held in reserve in Tyrol,
aIFf that province Scing consequently menaccd
with invasion by s+arithaldis corps, it intends to
propose to the Dict in virtue of the treaty OF
Venice, which requires the etcrfsalr States to
guarantee each ethes'z eierraEsfs tervitory, to
send Il German army into Tyrol.
kossuth has issued a proclamation, calling
the Hungarian nation to arms, to struggle for
liberty, and announces that he would soon be
among thcm- -s. .a..- -.-
The Iusalide Rrtsse discusses the possible
complication of the wsf. Prussia, il says, has
called out an army of 3Na,90o men, which will
be reiFforecd by the federal contingent of 150,
00e sson, arrs it IS with s&eh ar etsofmous dis
play Of force that she proposes to offer her me-
diatioS to France, and to hasten the conclusion
of peace, Ibid.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

INTERIOR: So AFRreA.-A young Frenchman
who has often visited the Americana RfSssiona-
ries on the GabooR river, in Africa, informed
them of a. recent excursion of his up the river
Nazareth, east'of Cape lopez He penetrated
three hundred and fifty miles into the country;
and describes it as beautiful, the population
dense, Industrious and Ingenious He crossed
prairies sixty miles long, covered with verdure,
abondiGg with wild cattle and other animals.
The people raise large quantities Of tobacco,
and also cottoniof' a. fine quality; which. they
manufacture into cloth.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
Delaware, July a, 1889.
aEPunLrcAN srArE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM DENNISON, of FrankllR 20.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ROBERT C. KIRK, of Knox Co.
FOR AUDITOR Oh STATE,
ROBERT w. TAYLOR, of Mahoning Go.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL. of Clinton Co.
TREASURER OF srAFE,
ALFRED 2. STONE, of Franklin Co.
SUPREME JUDGE.
WILLIAM Y. GHOLS0N, of Hamilton
MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
J. b. GREGORY, of Sciote Co.
FOR SCHOOL. COMMISSIONER,
ANSON SMYTH. of Lucas Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

DEATH FROM DRINKING BRANDY.-The
Troy q. " Wing says, a man named War
re1r johnson, died recently at Pittstown, from
the effects Of branag- He fell in company, at
a tavern, with two " Railroad men, one of
whom told johnson that he. wpRlA pay for Us
liquor if he would drink what he sEpald pour
out. johnson agreed to- tIis, and the r. r.
man turned out. a tisn6ien full Of Brandy
This wast drank by. j., when the r. r. man
asked hinrift he woufdidtink anprher. johnson
said he would, and drank the secssd tttm8ker
fuH, soon after. He soon became s~enselcss,
was carried home, and dice on Monday eve
ming.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

AN OLD PApER.-T1W Newport (R. ~
Mercary;- or fifth June, commenced its one
hundred and second volume. On the 11+.is of
June, 1858, james Franklin (brother of Bedf
jamin) issued the first number, and with try
exception of an interval of a few months, the
Mercury has been regularly served to its pat
ronsJ. week, after week and year after year;
whilst all but two of the papers which were
then I'M existence have "gone BY the board
We have AadttEfe' pleasure Of seeing tie Cla!
Franklin press upon. which the Mercury was
first printed. 1t is row in the office yf that
Journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

Ford FsIdhurst made a speech in the House
of Lords, strongly advocating vigorous meas
nres Of defense, both on sea and land. He re-
garded the assertion that France had no wish
TO invade England as undeserving of considcra-
tion. England might live in perfect intIepcr-
dencc OF Frcn, h forbearaarcc, relying only on
the vigor Of her people: T5'.ahS1'''
The 4th of July banquet took place at st.
James Hall, Ionnors Goneal Campbell prcsi-
died. Much enthusiasm pucvailea. and the ,esrt-
al toasts were drunk. 4Nr. Dallas, the knseri-
can Minister, made a speech ia which he com
pared the position of Italy to hat of the Uni
ted States in TITO, and expressed a wamnsym-
d. tkv with the spirit of national independence,
exist wherever it may. He proposed a senti-
ment t o sshe SANG effect. I'D GIL ii1' ....a''H"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

The Palace of DIR. Townsend, on Fifth ave
nue. and Thirty-fourth street, New York, has
been sold. The Rev. German ID. Abbott, of
tire Spingler Institute, has purchased it, with
all its elegant furniture, for 100000. The
SpingIer Institute will rcnsoxe from Union
Square to Fifth avenue. 1t VIII be one of
the most sumptuous schools in the land, if not
in the world DIR. TowIsenaii is a. large land
owner, and will soon erect another sslenIid
house farther up town. So, the world moves
along. The wholesale stores are driving tie
retail up town. The schoolsraTe driyTag the
dwellings farther and farther up. Soon the vi
cinity of Central Park will alone be the fash
ionable quarter Of the city. 77- ..74.s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
THREE CHILDREN CHokED TO DEATH BY !

THREE CHILDREN CHoKED TO DEATH b A
SLAvE.-The Goldsboro N. C) Times says /:
Within a period embracing from April last,
Mr. Benjamin L. Herring and wife have lost
three children, all of whom were found dead
on their return, after a short absence from
home. The last was found dead in the yard
about two weeks since, aged about two years.
The others were found dead in the same loca-
ton, all young. a negro girl, slave, about y
wears of age, named Esther, who was hired by
Nj. Herring, is now in jail, having been arcs
ted OH Suspicion of being guilty of the crime.
IT is said tint a little boy, about 5 or 6 years
of age. described to his father and mother the
manner in which the Girl choked the children
to death. A
Coroner J. NJ. Thompson held an inquest
over the body of the last child on Saturday
and the verdict of the jury was that Ii -caMe
to its death by the hands of the girl Esther.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
Additional by tho steamer Indian.

PARIS, July 5.-The official condemnation by
the Frcaeh Government of the article in the
Paris Steele aflirms that respect for papacy
f rms a Fart of the programme which the En-
paror Napoleon is carrying out.
The Menitcur Bologna publishes a letter from
Count Cavour to the Juptao f Ef!ogna, SAYING
that King Victor Emmsnuel would not accept
union roinagrta with Piedmont &sat will erect
the Roman force to- eeArHF Coz the purpose OF
obtaining Italisa4 Independence.
Gen Pcllissier's corps, to observe the frontiers
of the Rhine will I've in environments by the 18th
inst. 1t will compromise 100000 infantry r.,
600 cavalry, and 1000 cannon,
The london Times Vienna correspondent
says something unusual is going on between
France, Russia and Turkey, and he would not
he surprised if Turkey was to turn against
Austria. q -Four Russian corps are already on
a war footing : aIl the Officers on limited leave
have beer ordeycG to- Join, and a Bcry Of recruits
are expected ~ E
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
Important from Ztrcpe-A ostilities
~SuspaaCedI

The steamship Africa, arrived at New fork
Yesterday, bringing intelligence of "A susren
| sion of hostilities between the belgcrents in
European amisticc to continue till the 18th
of August.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
AUpIToR's OFFICE,

April 6, 1859.

Delaware Co., Ohis, June 80, 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing acts are correctly cop
led from those published in the Chic State journal, and
furnished INC by the Secretary of State.
IL. W, C~HAABERLATN
Auditor of Delaware County
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Ocean Gteamers, ST.

THE NEW LINE for SAN FRANCIS 20.
Il C.L-FARE REDUCED-s25in IL s.eerass; sI75 70 9 30
IN 3ecord CABIN: $40 IL Fhst Cabin-rhe Stssm,hip
NORTHERN LIGHT CAPTAIN 1intlepssh, will leave New.
York. from per No. ;, North River, on THURSDAY, March
TO- ;t20eock M connecting, via Psua kslfoai, with
tie steamship UNCLE SAH On tie Pacific OCEAN.
Ror Passsse ard FGsht sying capacity FOR 100 Of
aitsT sppy a. tie oay oos Of Lane No 30 Wing Green
besenssnt ID. B. ALLEN Agent
b. AT persen' are fofbd trusting sny ses1aat Of
the above sLips, CT owners,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dealers in GO0DYEART
- PATENT for vULCANiZEO RUBBER sUsPENDERs,
BRAIDs WEES and all other fabrics and articles n.de By
combining dbous substances with thresds sheets OF Vnlcs
Rubber notified that unles the properly
labeled with and by authority they
CANNOT BE LEGALLY DISPOSED 0F In the United
States Merchants and dealers invited 20 examine spsci
store their orders for the Sprnt rsds
undersened exclusive Of the titles and exclusive
nrhts Petent for these Goods which embrace ell tbs
styles heretofore manufactured imported and msy Others
Also mAnu4cture and sell and the terms ts
ebtsned application 70 a No. IS CouItlsndtst Nsw
York. HORACE b. DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Gopartnsrsbip Notices.

NOPARTNERSHIP.- undersigned hsye
HERRICR tcr the couauarcs Of tie STATIONERY BCsl-
MSS q; the Old stard, No. IS jan %
CHAS. K HERRICR.
nANIEL BILLINGS has this day been admit
Ntd.PARTNER In business, WHOA vii b. continued
snGer tie frIn Of J. RO.iER ca. JOHN kOdEk,
PETER II KNOX,
Ncw.Yori Peb T. 1880. DANIEL BILLINGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Receiver, No. To- Br0sdI'aV n ~ York.
Dated ao.h DAY Of January, lsJ9.-is2l2zw3ws 81 ".

NTILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, Auctoneer.-
Valuable Property on Orchnd-st belonging tue So
eiety Of FIiegds Ihs. yaMsoe property kaown e, ae
FRIENDS MEETlHG-HOUSE-,hs gro1nd B 20 feet II Z
front BY 100 feet In de h the batDg eox75 feet Als
the Home and Lot No IS Orchar's ad2nlns the above
6xlCO feet The above property win bs sold suction
THURSDAY Ptb. 10 l29 a. J.! o'clock, st the nsrchantP
Exchange. Maps az full particulars may BE- obtained a. the
Office of WIN H. FRANKLIN, Ar ;.ioheer No. 8road-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Hlachinerp.

a NEW COPPER LIGHTNING ROD, 3.inch
~ tur.ce coruIated and continuous wh0l. oDt comp
linz with OIL, Patent ln.ala,or Lyon G Co.. al Broadway
fNOLEMAN's FARM MILL.--Tbis Mill has
" last received the FIRST PREMIUMS At .se State Fair i,
Eyrseuse and u g. Fair Richmond Va, and is creating
excitement the farmers throughout tue country
Csn BE- In OPERATION a. the Odee OF the COLEAAH
st., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
DECRIVERs SALE-SUPREME COURT
Ia LL-Exn = Z :. EE We s-A CLI RL..a EAERAR z

DECEIVERs SALE-SUPREME COURT
IL LUTHbR 5 LAWRENCE aud CHARLES FARRAR
ssSrs. FRANCIS W. HARTLEY. In pursuance Of t1s
alhory contained in order ;h Court. the .u5lcoer Re-
ceiy.r OF he Estate &C. Of Francis W. Hartley sell e.
rub ,rctoa the Mere ENchsDge in the City Of Ne
fo.k Gu the Tp euyf day Of February q: y O'Clock
al the right e aud Interest Of said Francis W. Hartley
In tLi 70 the fJlcgin. ptoper.y:
Firi Bord .uo qi;ssss made by Alexander p Gll 20
k5ner JCue1 dated 2ii Sep.sDbe 1885, for EgE Ihouand
dollars rsJsbe 26th Ssp:enter 1855 snd asgnet 20 sht
Hhty hotszse premises consist Of Tnysiz Lots Oh Land
scson1 Pcri,.5ry Note for Thousand dolar d..ed
Dec is PAYABLE VI before Dec. g. 1858 at ths Bsat Of
Thors Folett and Thou. Hastings Mun..os Territory,
By Georre w Hdou 70 order of George Mlrta aud
by him noorsed Tosther sth Morfsse, gwen to seeure
said note of land IN City OF Anss, made by
tad Oeorg- w Edison snd GlTy r. his vile, said note and
IioTfgsg. h,vins beeE assigned 10 said II lTtley
and july 1883 70 F. Thousand dous each psysse
the Metropotan Bank, City Of Sewf ors,
made b Sager TorDet Co.. 70 their order and BY them
ildoued.
sour Two Bills of ErcbsDrs dated l7th eoteubsr ls59
f1 Handrtt dpas an, Ortyve days the other
airy days asr dle; drswa By George Mario, Geo.
Martin - ST. Paul 7 In favor Of Erancis W. Harley,
ana rrsg,ed hy said George ID Martin.
tDfh Certificate Of Fourteen Hundred SIn.s OF the
N-sttrIl HSiros. GAr Lsbt CoGlpluy
Sti Bond aoftg4ge as,ign.i 20 SAID Hartley nsds
by O. sthd John HI dated 2.h May, 1856 or
I'm Tbosut Dollar, which te due 2vh May 1885, Aorisssed
Ia In EeTtlO4
SesHI csln said Hartley under the ssgureut ofth-
Of Edw ard Non suit pending u th9 su
whers said Edward Wilson plaintiff an John
g. Witt ey Daniel D. Whitney defendants, sad ,li.
havra brought snds In the City of Brooklyn
Eiy, The tide Of said Hartley Lightly Ls OF Land In
the City a BIcosyn htd BY him under deed fom John
Gray of the City o hCwYork dstso .th JUne 1853 said deed
being recorded 10 the RegteI. oce Kings County in Lser
10 II Conveys AncsS, page 81 on 18th Octo9er, 1883
WILLIAM r. CHANGERS,
Receiver, No. lG7 Brosaway. NsN.Yosk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

sSENTEAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting a. New Hampton With tho Delaware, Lac
and Western Railroad and 1t Esston With the ks0
Valley Railroad
FALL. ARRAtGEnENf, commanding octobss IL
Leave and intermediate places fron -
No. North River at Il m, II 20. and .. fos s0a
uls BY above trains and st D.
Yhe above trains connect Elizabeth With trains the ~
Jersey Rsro.d which leave New York from The foot q Co.
andt-st., a. Il ard l2 n, and and Pr
parenres Tor the Delaware Lsekswsnns enA We6sm -
road vii leave n only. Fer Leheh Valley kskos9
"a n and II N. John o. gTCRND eupshntso1sn6
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

A. ]. BLEECKER, Au' u'H1tetr. - -
DARTITION SALE on SOUTH and FRONT
j sTS-A ] BLEECHE6 SON CO vii sell s: A1c'
tor, on WEDNESDAY,. Feb. i6. II o'co 4, the MeT
EIchsuts South and Froutiti, The yssab ore
Property suovn Eo' 80 South and 5 r5n: ST. n-At Do
vert The Lot. al ON eaeh o.ber aue extend South
YroItJ. hang Ii2 feet rohes dep. u NJ l59 soaht
ia feet IL hes IL wid lot No PSI Trout 10 y Zee.
18th, less. PsrtmP:ory sale ms2s terms
A. No I Bv3sdst tLi5Ep
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton AAf.
l. kct Wharf by steamer EH0CH DEAN, at e:i5. salE
a. u Ard and $50 o. m. The Cars leave Fushog, L. l..
6:i5 and I0 m and and 80 p. meeting and eIcss.e
Ing passengers with the boat At Hngsr Pin. fAs 2,e
- WN n. SMITH, RsoeiveG
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTE. SOUTH
Il EAST or WEST, shonld buy before ss rsine AfPLk
fOHs RAILWAY GUIDE. Price 2s eez.s The ci:a
Nanrer In which the THROUGH ROUTE AeS are -
HneateJ enables the traveller 20 zee at glance HOW hn
SHALL TRAVEL He win save many dolsr oy securing
sopy. y hrLEToS 20, rusnsnsrS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
10 Ubum it man Concern.

T,REIGHTING to PIXIES PEAK.-TRANs-
IL POk1ATIOa Of BAGGAGE, PROVISIONS aud MEX
CH ANDI uDdessn.d hsvins made srsngemshs iof
TO Ptkes Pes w sed ol
uripe of 25 escb, from "etp
Mo sno from Atcbis1n, X e. -,
The fst trains the above points Ia April and Iesa
larry thereafter. . ,.. 81.
his nj afford an opportunity 20 merch. 1s aud enng.n OF
having their toerch pose and other freight trans
rfted itU pounds and 81 prices much less
bsn terms BE- had will 81 carry passengers al
stated Price furnishing board aud transporting then baggage
Nssns SAMUEL ALLEN fully Authorized, from this
make eDtrscs Oi transportation OF men, me r'hanose
persons NC Ysishvw DO receye1 By then st Louis sod
by self ct Wsspor No. tnd AtchisoD, X T. fuu parti
c1s,s oe.ised By sddIs'ing me At Longwood Pe
Co, No., Atcbson X t., or bg calling upon hesrs
SAMUEL 4 ALLEN, No I32 Second Of 81. Louis
Hon James M Hughes President Of the Bank Of Missouri
Mssns Russell, Majors Wacdell LsaSenworth City,
Kansas -
Hon Samuel H. Woodscn Washington City. ID. c.
Metus. W ooos, Chrsty Co A. Louis, Mo-
Messs Godeip Hopkins HiDton, st Louis No
Hesss Ge rye Knapp Il Co, hissoaf Republican
Mckee Fishtsek, Ms.oun GeDo;rat
9eorgs SAM ers esq, New ofk City
Hessrs Liter, Price & Co Philadelphia
Neesrs Wood, Bacon 4 Co, Philsdeiphe. -
st. Gouis, Mo. Jan. p, 1853 JOHN JONES.
IF MR.. WIN. DAVIDSON, Dyer, will forward
his No 1893 East 26hst New York, he VIII hear
of Iuethns 20 his adv .ntege.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
JAMES COLE, AuctioLeer.
lORIYN LOTS 10Th Ward (,

Tx BROOKLYN LOTS, 10Th Ward (the
Sc par cf the Of James Schoes allotted 20 Clayton
Schces Bedford Kent srd other Ross and jttsr
streets few minutes Of the ferries from Pecksp Jses
sp Grand city r.Io.d on Kentsy vi se solo a. Auc,
ococs Merchants ExchsBge. 50 per remain.
HOS &c ct No IS Nassau A., sad Hechancf Fire Insurance
Co No. 81 Wals..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
N1EW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILR0U
~ l2Sa. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAlLKO1Ol
IN laSa. WINTER ARRANGEMENT -
Coumencins November q, 1885. -,
Passenger Station In Hsv.York, corner s7ts-s ssa -
bctxlpce on Nth-r-
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRk
FOR Eew-Hsven, T. m. (ex.); 1873, 2:1 lsx) y;SSI
$50 p m Tor Bridgeport, "a m. (eL)j l2:n 20.
b:ts and 4:3o p. N. For Milford straiford, Sstfash
ssit, a. N. l2;4s 2:l5, (ex.l S:+3 t:D $50 n -
nan snd oreeuwich = n. /; 2:S, 5;i5 l:s. $50 -
Stanford T. g. m. (ex) l2:S 2:45 (eL) 3f5, 49, 1S
Yer Port Chester and ntsnnsdiats s.ations u;s
t.e, $50, $50 p m.
FOR soE.on, .. n (e1l 2:S m teEG yor Yroyss06
sia Hartford, N lex) Fer HxtfoIi sad spnns -
sAilrc.d 70 Montreal, .. m. leI.E for Canal kshss
RorhsDp.on, O. M tex.) and lz:i5 M Sof nswas -
and New-I.onicn Rairoed a N. and s:tS m bW
tonic B.lrosA, m For Nsly.tach Railrosd. -
yAAEs U. Rof7, eapsssns~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

NJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGEAEHT
For ALBANY and TROY. B0s ~
On and sAer MONDAY, Dec. 8 lsSa, fraaas wn ~ -
~, He1York, a. fonows;
SD O. M. FOR Whits Thsne
$50 9. ~. For WIhsmsbrdse.
1000 4 m. Mall train for AIbaay
II:SOa a m For White Plsina
7:S9 D. N For WIHsmsbridss.
800 o. m, Tor Aillsrtop-
S:SO o. 70. Express for AIbsny.
I:e0 D. "a FOR Croton Falls
500 o ~. For White Plains.
e:i5 " m For White Plains from Wstse snA 0oaRea4
s;30 >. 70. For Williansbregs.
RtruRNUs-Wiu leave
500 n. White Plains
$40 q M. WDliamsbrdSs.
TOO O. m. .Croton Pslh.
S.00a .Hillertou-
7:z0 q. m. White Plains
s:l5a II. Mail train for Aisaay.
1850 Q M. .Willans6gfdss.
2:S0 p. m..Whi:s Plains.
300 p m. White Psirs-
$50 p m..Aiba1y Express.
500 .. M. .WiIismsbidgs-
wH J. CAhPBELL, supshstsse11g
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Bcarh. anh Rccms.


AN ELEGANT large ROOM and two SINGLE
IA Rooms TO LET married and single senilenen with
full paItis BOARD Gas and BAih in the donse Inquire
Of No lss madhonst between Market and fike-s~
BOARD in SOUTH BRO0KLYN.--A Gentle
- and his Wife, sDgla Gentleman, find lnse
and bak dsomsy Furnished ROOM at No 500 Henyst nYe
minutes ~sk from Hamilton and South ferries also one side
R0ARD.-Wanted, by young married couple,
~ BOARD in BROOKLYN, convenient TO Fulton Ferry,
10 family where there other boarders Refer
exchanged Address H. Box No. 12Ss New York Post
Offcs
"ANTED-By Gentleman and Wife, BOARD
w Ia small private family In NewYoEk Brooklyn,
pSu OF Terms must be moderate Aodress Box No
l5o, Tribune 0hhce.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

CITY % NEv-foRk. pEPsSTNEsr or flsAIbf
CoSTRoLLEA's OFFICE. Feb. Is', Isl,
CORPORATION PROPERTY Il be LEASED
~ BY PUBLIC AUcrios The C' ar. coz seetsd viii ne
,.rera Pabc Market. of the City and so ,.rdy Lot re
snd Buildi1s' belonging TO tss C rl se Leased
.. rutlc .1c.or a. the Cty II7 III RSDAf March
1859 a. oclok D. of Eve years. from tie
ft csv Msy Ca'agucs II ne p- ps 70 b. leased,
With the conditions Of sale be hsd az he Con
.foref's Office.
By oder Of the Comnslsslonsr Of the sasps Fund.
ROBERT 7. HAW>, Controller
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-OFFIC of the
IN COM MMIHSIONKRA Of TAXES and A2SESSNENrS.

NOIlCE 10 lhh-Ga1 JbE VI tuc
IN COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES aud ASSESSMENTS
No 81 ChsbeTst kewYok, Jan. 10 1853 Notice hereby
that the Rolls Of Real and Personal Estate OF
the City Of HewYosk for the 1893 open for pubic
peCton will c1ntnue until the Jth day Of Apr
next inclusive All Tax earnestly requested 10 eau
same order that the
be corrected. Also oil persons entitled by law 10
reduction their by OF being cgynen
for military services aud also literary charitable Institutions
by law exempt from taxation ed 70 make application
G such exemption previous TO the closing OF the
rolls said S0th day Of April. -
The following section Of Of April is lc57 ia published
Tor the Information Of Tax IayeIt: -
During the time the books shall be open TO public
Inspection heeu before provided application may be- made
By any person considering himself asseyed by the assessed
ssuno Of bis real peTsonsl estate 20 have the
rec,ed IL such application be made In relation TO the assessed
valuation Of real IL must be made In writing stating the
Of obectors hereto heegpon the Commissioners
the complaint and IT, in their Judgment the
assessment they shall the 70 be coz
Tec.ed II uoh application b. sdo in relation 20 the asesssd
valuation o ete the applicant sha be examined un-
by the ssd Commissioners OF them and H. In
their Judgment tee assessment erroneous they shall cause
the corrected aud declare th. decision thereon
within thirty days ser such application sha have been made
them No reduction shs be made by the Board of super
vso Of any real personal estate imposed un'
der this unless shall appear under oath srmason,
the party aFeved unable to attend within the period
prescribed M the correction Of tsx0s by reason Of sickness or
Absence from the city, Laws Of 1897, page 20
J. w. ALLEN,
A. J. WILLIAMSON,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

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