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nR. BAAKEE
IL TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given all chronic diseases, COUGHS,
diseases of NOSE, MOUTH THROAT and LUNGS; all SKIN
DISEASES of every description successfully reaed-lum,
raa Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia Dys
EMERY DarrhGa The very worst cases of PILES cured ia
short time also Of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
many diseases incidental to and children which
treated with distinguished success All particulars will
be given by letter Dr. BaakCe produce thousand
FiSTGLA OF Ev FRY 6EsCRiPTI6N,
S'AD n max Any 6THhR PART OF THE BODY Use VIZ
TUMORS AND SWELLINGS
Of every description and without the ohe knife any
surgical instruments These last named diseases be
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients must
Dr. Baakee has made discovery of ''FLUID" that
will produce absorption of the Cataract" and restore
vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the of the knife
die pr Baakee has constantly on hand his Office very
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUMS, or Ear DRUMS,
which are suitable for either and all agesinserted in
every variety of artificial artics known in the word-a
large assortment Of R1aq HI and d iYn
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL FEET,
with the Ankle, Leg and KneeJoint attachment.
These articles perfectly natural adapted for either
and can be sent by express to part of the world
All kinds of Trusses for Hernia Rupture of every de
for females in weak condition. also for those with PROLAP
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated and skifu
physicians and surgeons living His fame is known
personally in every principal city of the world.
All letters directed Dr. Baakee contain
to pay postage and incidental expenses Ali Chronic Diseases
he treated by correspondence, except those mentioned
which will require his personal supervision.
~ Office Hours. from A. NJ. TO 4 I; NJ. .
Office. 7O4 Broadway few doors above Fourth street
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Tobafto.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.
FIVES, SIZES, SEVENS TENS ELEVENS AND
TWELV rs
R j. Smith, Jones, Venable, Atwood John Montfort A.
G. Saunders, Young Burwel Red Rover, L. Guy, Young
Wjmbish, Mount Vernon, Clay.
HALF POUNDS
Chickahominy Red Rover Horseshoe, W. Lyon, Naiad
| Queen.
TWISTS
Geo CooEer Co, Abner McCabe Jno. Cahendish, John
Linton, foil Fillmore, Union, Lindsey T. Z. Donigan g.
Dongan, John Keen, Jr Joe Bell, X. II Steagal B. T.
Gravely.
POUNDS.
Eurcka,light pressed, John Winston do do, James T.
Butler do do FL Brazo do do Scarce NOEL, NJ Lang
horne Sons, + +. Kesns NectarE Kesns Native, I.
F. Keens Fue Cured, j. c. Norman, T. II. Donagan W e.
Iyey, Gustayus JONES' Kate Waller T. j. Holland Fillmore,
Otter Peak, l. Lawrence, Henry Fugle, W H. Burton, F.
NJ Davis, j. X. Jones' S i. Myers, W l.. Ogden D. p. T.
Keen, Eagle P J. Harrison, John Cabsndsh st Charles,
| J. ?. Smith
For saehy JOHN p. PLEASANTS 4 SONS,
nlS-tf 50 South street.
6. W. GAIL CHRISTIAN AK.
~ W. GAIL b AK,
NJ MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
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EES u. ". BENIN EFT -
TpISTEL5i Are

ss,I. HOUSE AND LOT ON CONWAY ST,
4sA NEAR LITTLE PACA ST, BEING No IGg-LEAsEHoLD.
BY virtue of decree If the Circuit Court for Baltimore
ity, in a wherein James A. L. Mcclure j. complainant
nd Edward Spedden and Mary AIcheuny dceu-
ants, the subscriber Trustee, viii ar sale the
PREMISES on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, December 18th, at
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LOSS OF ATPETITE,
CONSTIPATION.
and other arrangements Of the Stomach Endorsed tits,
recommended by Professor Siman Of Yale College,
and Professor Hays the State Assayer Of Massachusetts, and
many other prominent fail be appreciated
by the public CANDY, GILPfN " CO.,
of Lombard and Light streets,
Sole Agents Tor Baltimore
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by ADREON d CO
BY SAMUEL II. COVER
G os S IsGS4HH5 ss sA5E

As OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
1AsAA ON NORTH CALN ERT STREET
BY virtue Of an order Of the Circuit Court Baltimore
the 22d day ofNovember 1882 the undersigned
As trustee, will sell at public auction the premises on
WE'D ESDAY December q, At 3 o'clock, p NJ:
ALL lat LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated on
the west side of Calvert street. commencing distance
OF twenty nine feet southery from the southwest
calvert and Centre streets, and running thence
Calvert sire twenty nine feet thence westerly parallel
Centre street one hundred and ten feet less, Har
grove alley and thence nOrherY, binding the side
OF argrovc alley twenty nine feet and thence by straight
line to the place Of beginning Together with the improve
mens thereon consisting of large and substantial BRICK
DWELLING, with large Back Building, built in modern
style, with the best material
Terms Of aie.0ne third cash. and haanc, in equal pay
menS in six and twelve months with interest from date of
sale. THOS. G. YEARLEY, Trustee
5. II COVER, Auctoneer,
no GIT
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DIRECTORS
H. HUNTINGTON, CALVIN DAY,
ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN,
JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN P. BRACE,
CHARLES BOSWELL, CHARLES }. RUSS.
HENRY KENEY,
II. HUNTINGTON, President.
WM. N BOWERS, Actuary.
TIMO. c. ALLYN, Secretary
q. g. LYMAN, Assistant secretary
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY YEARscontirues against Loss Damage by
Fire on Dwellings, Furniture Warehouses Stores, Mechan
disc Mills Manufactures and other kinds of property,
on its usual satisfactory terms
Particular attention given to nsuring Farm Property,
consisting DWELLINGS, and Outudngs connected,
and Furniture, Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils
in the for term OF three or hye
years at rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the duly authorised gent for Baltimore and vicinity
Losses equtaby adjusted at this Agency and paid imne
datey, upon satisfactory proofs in funds current IN the
cities If York BoSto the assured prefer
GEO b. COALE. Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity.
Baltimore February 18th, frlStfr
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AubIir gaIts.
MORTGAGES SALE


-Eiii LANDS IN BA1ffuoRE COUNTY
chapter 1872 entitled An Acr relating to mortgages in the
@ bearing date the 18th DAY Of octob s 5 6atSeen s
IN ana Wie o. me one part and J9h1 Pickrell Of the
one OF the and mortgage Tee2TS for Baltimore VII
the 9th day OF December next, at O'Clock, P. NJ the
The LANDS AND TENEMENTs in said indenture o.
mortgage described, embracing FARM Of 1902 acres and
square peIches, less situated in Baltimore county
county road which leads from a point the Philadelphia
Turnpike near the fifth mile stone said turnpike to the
old BeAir road, and in the occupation of Mr. Jas Dull
About so acres cleared and good state Of cultivation
and oaks TR TRoe Me OF young
pWEI B By a G R aHs ZANE
and ether outhouses usually attached to stass county
Terms of saOne thousand dollars in cash on the day
sale the residue of the purchase money payable in eight
equal annual instruments the whole unpaid purchase
1l2,ts $50. - - John F. PICKRErI.
BY ADREON d CO
POSTPONED TRUSTEES SALE
d. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
is Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned
~ Trustee, will sell at public auction at the Exchange
Saesrooms on Second street TUESDAY the 9th day OF
f &I TAT q 6S S'9 Gk6N6 on Baltimore street in
sait city beginning for the same the line Of the north
easy from the eastenmost corner of the lot occupied by
and attached to, the church known the Rev G. Pur
ESQ., and running thence caserly bounding on Bal
to Baltimore street ninety feet thence westerly parallel
to Baltimore street fourteen feet and thence southery by
straight line at right angles to Baltimore street nneytwo
feet to the place of beginnng-wh the right and priv
ilege OF alley four feet wide in the rear thereof said
lease Of forty two dollars, payable semi-annuaily
me improvements consist Of three story BRICK HOUSE
rear, known as No GIG West Baltimore street
months with interest and security to he approved by the
MICHAEL F. GERAGHrY, Trustee
dStS ADREON Il CO.
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MANDATORY, % McCLRLIAN's ALLEY
SILVER SHOW CASES
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Refers to Saml Kirk Son, Gold and Sflvrrsm this IL
baltimore street Sehwerdtmann Co. I49 Baltimore street
ana ana North Howard street Henry SnOwden, Dentists
Depot, No North Liberty street Slam
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Il. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Importer and Mannfacturer of Z G A R $ Importers
Agent Tor the sale of PIPES Clay Pipes, and Meerschaum
Goods of every description 5. f. CORN Err OF LOMBARD
AND CALVERT STREETS, Cup stairs) nI5-tf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
An APPEAL
IN BEHALF OF FEMALE EDUCATION IN THE
CoInRED REPL BLIC OF HAYTI. MRsT INDIcs.

n BEHALF OF FEMALE EDUCATION IN THE
COLORED REPUBLIC or HAYTI WEST INDIES.
The Rev. Mr.. Is. Bird, Wesleyan missionary from
the English Conference, after prosperous Of
near twenty years in the above-naned island being
now on his way to Europe, has ayailed himself Of tie
opportunity of visiting the United States Of America
having specially in view this visit 10 enlist the SYM
puthies Of the American Christians in behalf of GiPs
Boarding School which he is anxious TO establish at
Port Prince, the capital Of the above named Re-
public.
The ground which this institution is to be built,
forms a part Of the general mission, premises which
are held by trustees the property Of the Wesleyan
Missionary Committee in London and which al
the Methodist Church. and the Boys Boarding
schs. Of his Mission both which encoursgnsy attended
by the the ciy Of Port auPrnce Of all psseasons
bJ'h L foreign.
II, estimated that entire accomplishment Of this i'm
poan interesting undertaking might require ssum Of from
eight 20 ten thousand dollars.
Tn recommend with entire confidence
spps and sincerely hop@ that their Christian
fellow who with the partner Of his life has
peut ia the missiOD sh and who with her 10
returning u his former kbr viii
meet vi support and of ;hs friends and de
pi's Of Christ.
Our rthy brother cal on those whom copy
Il h. srpsa shall b. sent snd will DO the earliest oppof-
urlty.
n BANG. GEosGE H. CHEgyEs
VFNRY WAED BEi-HEk, JOSH MCcLNTOcK,
AsEL sTryENs, u. J. ORECoRs, Jersey City
JOsEsH HoLDicH, JoHN HENNTDsY,
q. P. DIsOsWaY
Nsi-- Iort Ctfy Msy T. 1870.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
fesal Notices.
NETWORK SUPREME cor

NEW-YORK SUPREME COtRT-Leyi p.
~ Morton, GeorEe b. Grinne Charles Bsbces Charles
l. Minor Edwiu Hoyt, Philip T..nzha-t, Nehenish knixht
William II. Green william " Waterbury. ChsE.es r. DaHb
sna, Philip g. Pistol, David Douglas, lease Do1Eas. William
Dous.as, Rber; II. Mrcgrdy Hersan ID. Adrch William
Spencer Theodore T. MeCurdy Oliver Herman. james A.
Samuel Wyman junior MsTcu. spring John y Bradley
David Bgfun, Jabsz & Howe, GsofEe o Hoyey sanne H.
Psy-oD. Join Hutchinsor Jacob Wrnds Cbaes IL Dlon
William junior; william shaw. Lstriner Bsey. Henry
shaw, Henry Hernsquin Leon Hrnnsqain Dunesn {. BIC
DouFs Samuel Grsyd0u Thomas Swanwk. John W Cray d0a,
Charles Psys Louis Payer BatsIaT Psy Auzu'e H. IN. r
John W Schuru Chauucey Hard CHARLIE lLz-E Edward
n Tasr junior: John Osbrey, AugEsie We;isT Herman
Schicpsr OrfO Hasrhsus William Blank Mrck Henry Won
Lnd.lt Herman F-drnar Aiolphu- schniewni. Whlisn
Helms Robert Wilson George Nil.on GeorEe Harden and
Abraham w Bccbee sEarst Hax We'll Euann~l Bernheiu.t
Jos-ph eil frrd-rk Butterf.d Jsne K Badns Rob-r-
Sraou, John frsfer, Jazz. Broom. Henry H. lnrrdtng
Henry l. Hognsi. Pierre Humb-rt. Abraham Gamp solomon
GEmp uis >,huluan. Levi schglmsn, Jacob WsdhrirlrI
Nsihn Cr<-yr Isaac Bernhard Jonas R0-enorE sfd sarah
B,ifsan. Herman b~Elri-r e1rcutnss 81 Ab.han NJ
betsn xsX Schultz Bernhard Bernhard and Henrietta Bett
administrator Il ell and singular, tie sads aud ehsr-
zhfs snd credits M--- Beman drc.as-d, Dah Hsg.gu
and echm,I HsasmsEsgrHcus fl Frisi-eoE Eo se.yetl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

AsTROSOAIcAL PRIzEs.-The announcement. some
time since that Messrs Searle and Tattle had been de-
oreed prizes by the Imperial institute Of France for
astronomical discoveries has been confirmed by let
teIs from the iustrious Beaumont Secretary Perpet-
usl Of that learned body. These gentlemen are TIE
frst Americans who have been awarded the ss;ro-
pomcal prizes in Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Aew!1lork DAILY Gribn,te
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TEAM MATCH TO

THE GREAT DOUBLE TEAM MATCH To-
DAY.
race extraordinary is to take place on the Union
Course Long Island, this afternoon. IL is match
for $l0 OOO mile heats, best three in hve between
Ethan Allen and mate and Lantern aud mate. Ethan
Allen and Lantern trot, while the mate of each runs.
This is novel kind Of spot aud the mere curiosity
of seeing something will attract thousands to the
track Besides the reputation of the trottng horses
themselves is so high, that without the additional
peculiarly of the match, they would draw large
crowd
Ethan Allen is perhaps, the most renowned and the
fastest trottng stallion in the world. lie IL held To
be a colt OF the celebrated Vermont Black Hawk;
but his asserted pedigree is questioned by some. Or
his extraordinary qualities however, there is no
doubt and whoever his sire may have been, he was
certainly the sire of one of the best colts ever
foaled. Ethan is entire, and has made sew
eral seasons at the East. 1t is said that his
ects are not promising. This may BE- true,
or may not. Talk about horses il sell
dom 80 much az akin TO truth. Blackstone
lays it down principle in regard to testimony that
the greatest liar in the world speaks the truth many
times to every lie that he tells. But Blackstone lived
secluded in his study aud seldom upon the race
course. Had he been familiar with horsemen he
would have made an exception OF these, anu nave
stated that the safe presumption, and the only safe
one in regard to their statements, is that they are
untrue.
Lantern is geldipg, sired by Black Bashaw, the
getter of many fast trotcrs. lie ia loose-msde and
"sab-sided," and generally regarded rs one Of the
poorestIooking of the Bashaws. He is said TO have
gone the other day in 2:2s without being pat TO his
speed.
Both horses have good mates. The odds have
been largely in favor of Ethan Allen, because he
il n like match with Lantern last year; because he
now has the same horse TO alongside Of him that
he had before; and because he is thought TO be in
better hands than Lantern. Lately Lantern has come
into favor.
After this race is over old John Perrin is 10 ride his
horse 20 miles in the hour, for 600.
Tie following are the advertised announcements Of
the days sport:
UNION COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTISG.-On We'd
NE,DAy May l8, O'Clock match for $1,000 mile heats
bet three in five wagons George spcer Lantern
Sam McIaughl b. Ethan Alrn AMI mate.
The will the South Ferry, Brooklyn for the
0cck snd rrum the sport IL fare % a.
and return 50 cents SHAW WHITE Propne,0r
UNION COURSE, l.. I.-WEDNEsDtY May u,
Immediately after the double RACE Mr. John Perrin,
city, u o wI ride his horse ~
SHAW & WHITE Propretors.
n. b. 1t was said yesterday, at Snediker's, that
the latest betting was follows 5000 by the
owner of Lantern to - 900 on Ethan Allen.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CiTY-Ma snd Express lines leave Newfork at and ii
IN and aud p fare 43 Through Tickets sold for Gin
cuna and the West and for Washington New Orleans and the
South Sc and through baggage checked 70 Washington In
and p. M. trains
J. w. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent.
No will hs received for trains unless delivered sn1
checked fifteen minutes in advance Of the time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
w. B. WEsToOTT, Alriioneer.
VERY elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,


made by Mesks Chck .rHs Piano Fore, with mayHih
gary about IS org OIL Paintings By rnlnrn. artists
At RI BLtC AUCTION IN BROOKLYN
By w b WESTCOTr on THI R-DAY May ia, a. 10. o-ock
at No III Hnry-si Brooklyn Heigh;s compiling The entire
house which hrstca having been made 70
other eminent makers the sal Il which viii
b. absolute, without regard 20 stth'r.
CONSISTING. IN PARLORS, OF
Thru Rosewood Pa,r Sl made by Mees ant COS,
and Velvet Csrpts four lar- and ciy
Frc.i Mirrors; splendid oval Mirror. Cnihonie C'u
builVok top aud side Tables Rosewood
Msrb, top E,sser,s; rich embroidered Curau; RsswOOi P
snO foe by Chckerng 4 Boston; magnificent equestrian
Bruze. of Edward Ill and Richard also Of various classic
subjects large and valuable gallery Of Painting selected
by he present IN Europe and this country among which
the Of Cropsey, Mount Liey, Cartrr Haft, 49,
Laui.T Csreus, NJ Spencer kgo etc. and from ooec-
II coHnoieurs and artists eyey paint
ms Z be ppremptOrily sold. ~
The elegantly furnished in rich carved Msostny
Furniture made comprising Bcd-ead. marble Bu.
reeu WasLsands Hair MatTss, oval Mirrors Carl aud
Center Tables Wsrdrobes BT'nze Cocks Vases Csndeabas
etc: with Osk DniDg groorn Furniture Marbetop BIh, EN
tension Table Osk Chairs rich Silver Ware of every decrp'n
80 id Silver Caers Cake Baskets UrDs spn Fork Lqnor
Stands Dining and Tes service SlyeTs rich French aud Bohe
mia China richly engraved throughout wl the
Kitchen furniture. with whcb The sill commence.
be removed the dsY Of sale the hrIc into
the hands Of other parties the day following Sale rain shine
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Sales at aurhon.

D..IsL s HouGB AGeiionser-Ofce, No. 80 BroAiEay.
AUCTION NOTICE.-Rich R0sew0Od ADD In
~ Jar.ed ~ RNlTURE n. 5. ROUGH will all a. PsbHe
Aueti1n, TO MORROW, Thursday, May ~ 10y o;Ocs
precissiy all the Furniture Carpe-. p>casi1n Works 81
AT Lc. general assortment If Table Wsr-..h a.
China Diru'r and T. ST.. si'er srce, TIA Tn sii'eTs
Cut GAS Ware Cutlery Spoons F0ifs kc tc ctaned IN
fr.lelsss resieuc-, NJ. 81 Clinton pace Broadway
Cs.sLEaes o b. had st "A. ho9se only.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Jnsuranfe Gowpaniss.

DRITISH COMMERCIAL
ID LIFE INSURANCE COMPANfI
LONDON NEW YoRx.
OFFICE-No 65 WALL-ST
c.rf..l S3 on oa
Drf ted with Controller II New York lDeO
ESTABLISHED lSll
REFEREEs N NEw-YoRK
Hon. Judge Campbell j. Phillip PhoniS esq
Henry Grinuel, rsg, James Gallatn, e-q,
John CrydsT esq Anthony Barclay, eco, extoz-
Samuel NrfIao!-, sul,
St. phen Whitney, ESQ. Hon. Ersstus Coming.
No extra charge ics crossing III Atlantic.
Fpdowusnfs for children aud Life Assurance in all IL
Caornia Australia snd Pikes Peak risk taken moderate
rates
Mspagsr
GFO NJ. KSFVITT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
raMys BROOM. JOSEPH we'll

TO tie seicndAIh: JAMES BROOM. JOSEPH WE'LL,
fREDkRlCk BuTTERFlELD, LOUIS sCHCLhAN and
SOLOMON GuMP above named; fgG hrrvby summoned
aud required the complaint in this action which
ted IN the oce ~ the Csrk Of the City and County New.
Of April iSs and 70 epy u your answer % me aid
~ :, = - :. u - IorrN AZ tnen vnc, .' n ~ -. y,
ih unHns cE yo exclusive the day ofsueh srvic. and
a 70 srsNer the said cmpnt within the time AFORESAID
th' pAufs ths action viii apply the CoaT for oe rehef
dtnaudtd in the Psiu-Dstrd Newly RI MArh 81 1859.
BARNEY, BUTLER a PARSONS,
lawsw Piaio.sx, A..orreva
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
A N. MkRWIs Ase;i0ursr.
DY BANGS, MERWIE 81 Co., Trade Sale

- Rooms, No. IS PArt 1900,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON tsy =, a. o'elock, aud FIVE
FOLLOWING DAYS. q. same holr. -
Tfe entire PRIVATE LIBRARY of ths late Rev hIf5. '"
Griswold D. D. IL D-Tls L.brary forms eXtrsodiIa.y
soieeton q rare choice, valuable and cur"ns Books II
sesrly department. particularly neh N y Alii nnsA
phy ancient and rn and 10 Civil and Eccsslistica His
ry including many very choee and relating 20
Amer Also Printed Bots kc, gathered BY me lste
owner durug many years. and comprising va vsrie,y II i'm
pant Book. Catalogues may b. had application =. TIE
SsbsrOom-
FRIDAY EVENING. May p, az o'clock
BOOKSELLER'S STOCK-Comprsng llrge sss1rt71s of
Standard c-lane0n- BOOKS inedinE Sc-n'ihc, Cs
.cal and scho.l Books and variety Il Family Bible Sc
selections from Private Library Of Cfoice oras on VAN
ous subject. 10 fine ard substantial bindings
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18


- phcsoa q the Mayor Alderman and co,nBaoBafy he
Of NrWlors by the Bosr3 4 Commissioner Cen
al Park re!siSt the aeQuse lands fs abhe park or
Place between och and ltth aud sh s
u,s in the city of New icrkTlc Mayor Adsrpcn COM
ty o the CRY II New York by the Board Of Commission
en- he Central PSrs pursuant to he statute entitled An
Ac, Al;er Map the City o los, BY laying
theron pub Place. ard auhorz th- taxing OF the same
passed Aprl 3 s9-;hrec hs biUE preseu-Aereby ave
ics 20 ths ownsr hsss pss sud prsJus nspctvey euii
tied interested in The lands eneen's her 'ru.s And
pr,us mrucncd sud described that they VIII af-
ply the Supreme Court Of the State u Nw1oTk spcii
of said Count b. h-d The City al It The Cry oi New.
York MoRdsy the +h day Of Jane 1882 az The op.ins ~
he Court that dsy thcrehrr as Couns. esn be
heard, for te appointment 0f thru Commissioner a Appraisal
IN the above eBted matter % estimate in favor o the several
owneTs eess, parties aud fnns Aforesaid JUS, and eqai.a
be pnsrtu for taking al thos lands tepemeu hereds
and premises lie between 6,h and loths,rects and
s,h IN said ci,y AMI which thr said Board e
uuissionsrs Of l" Central Park, desm advsh. be
CURED puTPe extending aid Central Park In tho City
o New York which said lands and premises laid ,hs
map psn of ssd city under ard BY vrue Of an act end
Improvements touching the laying ont of
streets the City e Nwick sud for other par
posrs" psssid April 3 ls07.-Dated May IL, 1859.
Richard BUSTED. Counsel 10 the Corporation,
n,ylftr.O aud to said BOARD OF Commissions
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

IL II TN'N
i g. 1859 TRAINS viii leave Chsmberss,. Station 80
foWs: FNprs-- TRANS and II m, sud For Hud
sou n Sing Sing 10 ni and and lo:So
for Puughkeeps- is aud - tor rsrryoyn lto and
6s5 m fr Pr-ksk $50 p. The Hudson. POushkeepe
Pe.ksk sing Sing and T.uyowu Trains most OF the
way Passengers taken Chamber Canal Chh'toPae
and Trains NewlOrk leave Troy Is aud $3.50
n 5s5 and Albany about Is minutes later On
surdsys a, o o " A. y. SMITH Supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
EDWARD II. LUDLOW, Auciiouerr.
SALE of FOUR BOILERS az

i AUCTIoN:-E H. LUDLOW Go. will sell a. aac;io1 on
THURSDAY Msy 49, az y cct a. he foo. Of Chrry East
River four SECONDHAND BOILERS, ardeI from The s,eia
ship North star the pier foot # Cheyst East River WIZ
b. d paraey for cash Full particulars az the anctoreers
~ffee No "A Pi1e..t tIsS5l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
NYEW-yORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Op

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.--On
~ and .sr MONDAY April ss .al sn'ii further p9cs,
fsss-nsE Tras Ill cave Pie so~t 4 p14nes' o~s,
DUSkiRK EXPRTSS AZ sG Il, Er Dankirf and Buffalo,
and principal il,-Fu-d a. Statsus.
NAIL TRAIN 81 H. aT D1rkirk And Buffalo, and inter-
mediate S;a,un.
ROCkLAND PASSENGER az y ?. n, srcm fcot OF hAr
rison via Pi-usn fr Sps.Tus snd Informative Stations
WAY PASSENGER s.: p II, foT NswenTgh. Adce'own
and Intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS 80 s .. r., for DIzsirk ard BIsaln
The Ibov, trains daily, Sundays excepted -
Ths-e FNrr-.. rrar. -rr.,, u Fnira with Flrrira
CAusndsies and Sagsrs Falls Railroad. r NAEara FAILS 81
BrghsmYn wi.h he snd Bnghsmpcou Railroad tr
Syracu-e Comma ih B4aAo Corning and New York
Railroad 81 Re- hsf-r iui Bu6A1; trai Brud, With the
Disvar LackswaHus cd Western Railroad for Srsuou AZ
HorneIssy- With b~ NAB and SwYork Ci'y Railroad
ard Buffalo Duurs with The Lake Shore Raosd iof
C,ss-is5d. Ciucnus. Toledo, Detrni, Chicago, kc.
rs MORAN President,