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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
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SUbn1fonS ~Synfurance 9SDDms,
Nc. 70 SecCnDItraEe.
erz Wfarines ulto Qcbenssg}crffdbes
1u1gS=G Dntp00nien.
Stherite nro f~efteIte GpmpaQnie.
8er1i6arun98 Comp. Der Valleb BON 8iroinien,
NIT 100000 Capital
2pndbur9s0 erltderuu9S. Comp ron 8ir9inieu,
nit 100000 capital
Albemarle 0esltderuup5- Comp. ron 8lrStnien,
nit 100000 Capital
ebarter SafsGerlt6er Comp. pom SartfCro,
NIT $35O,00O Capital
Security -Terltheruug8 Comp. BON WeD OOrf,
nit $27O,0 600 CAPITAL
Pben'G=Verlt1erunoa5@omp. pDn 9tepsyorf,
nit $500 900 Capital
Observation-Disclosures Comp. ron 9lep OOrf,
nit $4,000 Gapttal
Dfontant Verliherun98 Comp. BON NewsOorf,
nit 100000 @apital
JfefD QSCrlo Verliher. Comp. ron Seem, 0crf,
NIT $25O,OOO capital
W{ercautile Wtntua( WIarine.
nit $l,O00,O00 Gapttol
Sere'n'8tc Staaten 9ebenS BerliAeruug &c.
NIT $l,250,972 CAPITAL
Ole pbfn fenterIten G~papa6ute II fnS spa bsr qyolslotur
eeS Sofdpfes Mtarnlane authorities pn6 Aieuitrt.
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IS 9ecenehr
BreS. y ffant' SHtree0r. Sant7,I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05

THE WHEAT TRADE OF CHICAGO MUST DECLINE
Mr.. Greeley, of tho New York Tribune, in lets
written from Chicago expresses the opinion that
the wheat trade of that city has reached its high
stpoint. He gives the following sensible reasons
for this belief:
do not believe wheat growing profitable pur-
suit in this region. That the labor devoted to the
last crop has not been half paid, is well under
stood; but it does not seem to be SO we'll remeIn>
beIed that the poor harvest Of 1858 does by no
means stand alone. In fact, it had already been
giveE up that winter wheat could not be relied on
q staple crop in Illinois Iowa-there is little
snow in winter or too much wind. or too much ice
OF too many violent and sudden changes Of temper
ature, too many destructive insects to allow it
fair chance The spring wheat of this region is
inferior article at best; and now this has failed
also. 1 think it will not be sown half so exten-
siyely next spring as it was last spring-and the
ground thus yielded will not be recovered. Chi
cago will export less wheat and -four in '59 than
she did in 5S, and though her aggregate export Of
these staples may be greater ten years hence than
it now is, it viii bear far smaller roportion to
her entire export trade than it has done. The
growing of wheat win gradually go northward-to
northern Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota,
where snow lies through most of the winter and
protects the young plants from fierce winds and
bitter frosts. Illinois will not in many years grow
so many bushels Of wheat to each cultivated acre
of her sod as she has done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05
NEW YORK PRODUCES MARKET-Fes. 4.


Ficur-Rezvy with doing. but prices unchanged
sales 4Gl bbls 30f0r superhne State S5Id5 %
for cr.a State; S55535 for sGperfne western; $ .
'ta6 81 for TO medium extra western; So Alg
s. r shipping brands extra round hoop OHIO, the nar-
ket closing dul Cauadiau Our-Sales small parcels at
Sc 3Aq7 iT TO choice extra Small sales OF
lfye5u 5ur At S35oGA25- BuckWheai Flour dulla $500
on ~ 100 lbs.
ph at-Unchanee with ODER te local trade demnd;
sales OF 900 bus winter at 81 35 1900 bushs Is
ve Milwaukee club at 81 229; l700 white Michigan
a 81 GOAL 81: 800 white Ky. Sl,70lll,15.
Rye-Quiet at s0de5c.
BlrIey-Dul 7scaSl as in quality.
Ieru-auiet s6aa7e mixed western with free sell
e5s fhe price; sales 1900 bus common ysL
ais-FTn at sl95sc for State and Glaze fer western
and Canadian
W6isky-hIarket rmer sales OF $50 bbIs at 25S62gr.
cosins firm at the latter price
Pofk-Iu fair demand old frmeI sales of 1870
bbis SIS G. for mes; SIS for old SlS,75G6 for
prime mess; IS for mei including 1000 Dbls Old
mess at SIS.
countrs pme; SlI5@9 for country NESS SS00lO75 for
repacked mess; $Il,00dll,75 for extra mess.
Beef HaIs-Firm at SlI O09l7,O0 Prime Mess BtCf
Gu sles,s Firm; sales $50 hhds at ss6sc for should
efs; Ss8(9f1Sc for tams.
r. Dressed Hoss-In fair request at TkGskc
Bscsu-Qulet.
GSsfEIn fair request at lIaI7c Tor Ohio and 1G26c
CRscss-Steady at s9II39c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05

MAcKRREL RETURSs.-The returns showing
the inspection ofISI COZ barrels for the year 1855
exceed the actual catch Of the State, as about To-
600 barrels included are mackerel brought from
Nova Scotia and from other places in this State
where they have alreany been inspected once, and
re-inspected in Boston. The actual Icatch, there
fore, is about ll5,600 barrels Of which Gloucester
returns about one half The seasons catch in
Gloucester is valued at S7l2, ,Il0-an increase of
$4,000 above the catch of 1857, but the fleet the
past year was increased about forty sail, adding
nearly 100000 to the invested capital.-NeiO Bed
f,,rd Shin yfsf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05

LEAD MINING AT GALESA.-A large number
of men are now at work in mining throughout the
Lead region. From the neighborhood Of all the
different diggings we hear the same report The
most of the minersare at work in old dggines this
Winter, and perhaps there is no more prospecting
than 10 common seasons. This is an indication
favorable TO large yield, prospecting is always
coupled with the idea of greater chance or hazard
then working mines that have previously been
discovered. The aggregate amount of the earn
ings of the miners this Winter will be large tits
this Winter employment for labor that our mines
furnish, coupled with the great agricultural resour
ees of our SOIL that gives this section of country
such a decided advantage over any other, and so
much greater real value.-GaEena Adu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland CO.
lumbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and Pittsburgi Railroads.
At SOl0L with hacks 70 Chagrin Falls, &C
At Mantua with hacks for Hsavenna, sc.
At Iraceviis with hacks 70 Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks to Sharen, Greenfield Meadye.
Bloomfield Canfeld, Ec-
ID YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell aHf Enon Valley, and thence By p p ". &C X.
r to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland Nov Is Isss-iy2s =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05
AliseelIameons.
Notice.

IL HATTERSLEY would respect
S fully inform his friends and the public that ne has
Il moved his Gun to Ne. le2 superior street mex
door 10 G0rham & Aplins where may De iepna iaIge
srsatnent OF Rifles Shot Guns RevOlvers, Pistols Pow
der Shot, Caps, Sc &c u Repairing done neat and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05

LAMENESS
And in all cases Of
Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and Sprains,
The moment is applied the injured parts all pain and
Look out for Csuntereits and Imita
tiOns--purchase only Railways Ready Relief
Price, % cents. 20 cents, aAd 81 per bottle
A new Contribution to Seenee-the great Grand
... Discovery,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05
sQUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SesUissg .H0cb51se,
Only $50 and $50.
THE citizens Of Cleveland, and all

tHE citizens OF Ol6V6ldHu, anu dll
l. others interested in Family Sewing Machines, are
invited te call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the very latest Improvement, tpatent
granted lith of August l and IS acknow edged by all
good Judges to be Family Sewing Machine that has
long been wanted has the advantages OF all the old
patents without their complicated neutrality-suspicious. Just
gaod work be sold great deal cheaper, while lis
durability and simplicity Will commend itself 10 all
II from ordinaTT spOOlS without re-w1ndins
1t sews coarse and fine work with equal facility, and has
very elastic stitc that wIlnot MP although every fourth
stitch be cut.
Each Machine is warranted in perfect ORDER and full and
explicit directions accompany each Macnei and 1t IS
simple that its operation can be learned thoroughly in one
ho,lr
IL is not liable to get repairs easily oiled, and
runs very easily, while there is room to work on
than any Machine in the market
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery ST. ch; also
gathers nicely.
As this is the first opportunity the citizens OF Cleveland
nave had Of buying this AIachne they cordially invited
to call and examine them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANK STREET. before purchasing elsewhere.
re- chance is offered to speculaors wishing to
buy County Rights Mr. North seventy Counties
sell this state. All letters addressed to him viii re-
WALTER C. NORTH,
nc4 n6 General Agent for State of Ohio.
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COMMERCIAL,
CIcveInnd PFeaace markets.
MORNING LEADER oFF1CE}


Friday, Feb 4, 1859
q FLOUE-Narket quiet. There is no demand beyond the
amount required for the supply Of home wants Holders COZ
Time firm Sale 60 bbls s. 80 and small lots al a
range Of Si,2s95I5-
wHEAT-saes cars red at do st sl2l76 Gears do
sl car very choice do sold at Sl2i-a little above tho
market-and car white private terms.
Nothing doing other grain Market steady at our quotr-
tons
BUTTER-Sales roll at l5lll6c-
HIGHWINEs-5O bbls sold az 25kc,
HOGS-ave sold in small lots to city butchers at s65O
ERUITs-saes dried apples at 20 and peeled peaches
st2c
p Nothing doing in other articles.
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81 ssjl
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" % 1855 Passenger Train leave Cleveland as follow
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Cresthne
Gallon, Gilead Cardington, Ashley Delaware
and MOrhingtOn
$40 NJ Cincinnati Night PasseI stopping at all sta-
tI0ns between Cleveland and Gallon, and at
CaIdngtOn and Delaware; als0, stopping to
leave passengers a. al lations south of Gallon
CONNECTIONS
Shelby Saniusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, NJ Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE, SC
CTsstliRs Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and Chcago Railroad,
for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Lima, Fl
Wayne, LapOrte. Chicago, &c. west, and East
for hIansasld Wooster. Massillon, &c
aoR and Besfontains Railroad Line, for Marion, Belle
fontaney Sidney Uuion, Muneie, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, VinceEnes, Evansville, Louisville,
Cairo, St. Louis, &C. esq i- -. 81 Ha
De aWare Dayton and Cincinnati Line, for Springfield, o.,
Dayton, Hamilton Cincinnati. Richmond In
sianapOlis, Terre Haute, st Louis. &C; and at
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail
road for Louisville, ard all points en- the Ohio
River.
cslunbus, Litsle Miami and Columbus and xslia Raul
road, for Xenis, Dayton, lndlanaROhs, Terre
Hante St Ions, Morrow LOVsland and Gin
einnati, and with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road at Cincinnati for LOUISVILLE. Evansville
Cairo. St Louis and all points on the Ohio river
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, zauesy1s
Wheeling, &C; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqual Urbana, sc - u -,
- For Tickets to all points and Inflammation apply az
the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street, OF at the Pas
senger Station. -
Cleveland Nov TO- Is5s
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GrOfertes, Nc.

GROCERIES AT Wholesale.
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE A
w LARGE STOCK Of
FRESH GROCERIES,
comprising everything lire of Groceries, TO
which invite tho attention Of the trade, pre-
p1 70 feH2 q '' ~ I'M - MORGAN 4 ROOT
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Fruits, Nuts, etc.
1900 Boxes M, R Raisins,
300 quarter boxes do do
500 boxes Layer Rlisins,
Ifstb halfbOxes do
2.je kegs French Prunes,
8 osEss Prunes, in fancy boxes,
! cask Turkey PTunes,
10 bbls Eng ish CurTants, new crop
500 drums Figs, new crop
20 bales Sicily Almonds,
Is sIarseilles do
s Taragpna do
. " Iviea do
~ hard-shel do
y paper-shell do
90 bags TiIberts,
20 Brazil Nuts,
90 - Pecan Nuts
40 {" Tennessee Pea Nuts.
In store and for sle lower than they be imported FROM
' jaa2i:tmarl.2 .22O GORDON, MchIILLAN& co
F0R SALE
600 bushels Clover Seed,
zoo bags VIII te Beans,
> Tons Oil Meal,
I'D barrels Dried Apples,
20 bags Dried Peaches.
W. MELHINCH,
janis No 2lT Merwin street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05

IUUNH 1IEN IAkB FAkIICULAN NIIICE-
DR.. AMOS SON take pleasure in annoucin that they
have nventeda important nstrumen1 for he curs Of
the above diseases IL has been bY the
most eminent physicians IN Londgl Paris Pkiadephia
and New York. il has been declared tn fal instr-
any disease caused by the secret habits Of lh Pre
SlD by mail or express
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RAnWAY,s RECIII.ATTNc pIIIs

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
Six Of these Pills viii supply the blood with the same
amount of nutrition one ounce Of ordinary bread.
Mothers nursing should always take two Of these
Pills twice week They viii only keen vnur
system healthy regular, but will protect your infants
against Cramp IPans in the Stnmach and insure not
only healthy ch al, but will every child thus
sucked, with sweet disposition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05
q CURE WARRANTE1.


Dr. AMOS 4 SON haFs devoted thsir al1Iife sIelu-
sIvely 70 tbs peculiar class Of mald1sE theT
have quenfiy been enabedto render ce-
lures, is fully testified and gratefully y con-
eScent PATIENTS and others daily arriving g orn NJ
parts Of the country for the express puFI consul
tations while tfeir exertiUns have beeu most
signal advantages, yet from what they h isncs IN
i-quirng into the Of these
from their most simple condition 20 that Of M a0st dan
gerus and inEeterate,) they have always sneras Il
poss u yof u esr prevention, and removal nd Revise
invariably found thai ne lnlst ha11l 1le forms
Of disease could a1l1sr invariably be the
following causes igEoralce. ag1c 1r Ia "a uIerts Of
uuskllul and inpEoper treafulenf. r AMOS
ESON have srceeeled in discoFt OF
their .emsdes safe eecnal and caut0us corss omit
ting al cOmbinats01 o. remedies bear eQufFoea
chararter we'll as those wh1se ldcious
application might BE- prpdcfI7e o bad IN the
hands of private individuals. IN short the end Of
their remedies is the losSeni3s Of E1et huian
misery by the alienation, relief and those
grevous atictions that are in reality the 96of iife
and which. wi lie they extensivelY cal alouf
fer skin and Interference thar
couHTRY T75V-t1 ,1.s ~ 20
Persons in any part Of the world nav b suceesully
treated BY foTvFaIiEg correct detail Of thsirc viii
remittance for medicines Ec. .-e.a s--.e-
address Or. AMOS SON, corner Maia aaql Quay-sis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05
MOST SCIENTIFIC I1zr.: .:..aN
YOUNG MEN FAKE PARTIcuI,Ap \

An Instrument for the cure Of Nacf1f Essiahs moro
properly known Seminal " 1n BE- uFurnu D.
ly cured IN from fifteen daysfe I've Iafs hF the use d
this instrument when used eorjointJ with 51icinas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05

Buffalo Medical Diapensary
DR.. AMOS SON.

NiHSi VI NASA4 Anu Suay setse'dt nS Str-1fls y l.
A RE THE ONLY PHYS1lEANSIN
q the State who are members he Ell Coreee d
Surgeons, London. May be eonsulial Il s ocIaof N
the morning until al might, ever state al sutlEa 81
disease The Treatment they adopt the rest f upwards
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-05

THEY CURE
COsTIvENEss, INDIGESTION,
HEART-BURN, DYSPEPSIA,
BILIOUsNEss, CONSTIPATION,
DRoPsY, HEADACHE,
PALPTTATION OF HEART, CONGESTION, ETC.
Price, 25 Cents.
Ask fm Railways Regulators, or Regulating Pills
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,

In instantane0usly stopping the most excrucatng Pains
and Aches Burns, Scalds Cuts Wounds, Bruises &c sc
renders important that every family keep supply Of
the house.
Armed with this Remedy household is always protect
ed against Sudden attacks of sickness Thousands of lives
Of persons have been saved by its timely USE who
suddenly seized in the night time with Cramps Spasms
Vomiting. Cholera Yellow Fever and other violent dis
Let dose of this Remedy be taken Internally
the may require, when suddenly seized with Pain
Sickness. and 1t will INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE PA
TIENT FROM PAIN and arrest the disease
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HigsSines-- S7gal 25 a 26H
Whisky q a 80
DER STEAMER FULT0N-

Hay 5ton oO9 Il egvater-EastDi Sb5i-a Ils
=, 10 bsied eston g l3 0eSGndy Hd Csinnt slSS a.
Hops l5lghits Lime ... &yS 9-'s n
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dee6 dSw " $50 AGENTS. SleT

D r. R-NO MORE PAIN-NO
HE MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUAIA-
TISN Stiffness Of the Joinis, Lumbago Headaches,
TOOthaces suffering from other bodily inTmities The
danIc r,lpfaa affica uf
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The Great Constitutional Remedy,
R.. R. R.

PRICE. SI,OO PER BOTTLE.
~ Sold by WIN. FISKE, and GAYLORD & HAM
D. da.ls
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straw gccoc, 6aio, Gaps. sc.

ballard. SIIUTE & CO.,
srR,W HsI MsNcyscrUsrsS
Al BROADWAY, NETWORK.
rtsx,r nBch more tsn csz@d ~
I"e '''a'A' THE TRADE
TrcciyCd
THE BONNER HAT,
rJ feeling confident that thc favorable opinion generally
,,-,,.-S y,il o. fully borne out by
P''' ms OWN INTRINSIC MERITS.
d row c, etle.icn other iesdins styles introduced
VI 'N'f'~ y TIE MORPiIY,
TIE WILLIAM TILL
TIIt. SONORA. and
THE fOi-NG SOUTIIERNER,
Asw-l - their large variety u
STAPLE STRAW GOODS,
IN LEGHORN AND BRAID,
BROWN, WHIT sILyLR AL MAID cOLoks'
tyT
'"'' MISSES snd CIiiLDRRSS WEAR
ALo,
LEGHORN FLATS and BLo0GEES,
lliriniulcd,
T,z..Ler With ,ho.o vrefle.,s blishsd f,vortes,
TIIE EVERETT HAT
ard
TIE CRlTTENDES
NHlLDRENs STRAW GOODS.-The atten-
~ ti,of te Ldie- called % he isrgS sud ei~s. sssf
Ireu, f,r Mss, ard iuaDis, unsurpassed NJ any bns
RID1S1, HATS. fiFt pfr MUM awarded. . 80
KELLOGG, Manufacturer, No 81 Ciualst.
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5anep Gooos.

"UGUES. DUPUY g. CREHANGE.
III 81 MUDF. LANE 50.
A. reisis from various SsfS aid wa Commune 70 re-
G. ge cL..rg tise svasvn,
SEW STYLES OF PARIS
SILK NETS fAHCHONS AND IfEADDEESsES
(aii BLK and with cooTcd b1rdersI. -
FANCY HAIR PINS, COMES AND CACHEPEiGNES
,the largest assor-ul-tt In the United Statesl
SIN pARASOL and OPERA FANS, of all kinda-
BELT BUCKLES. SLIDES aud CLASPS,
DRTSS BUTTONS and TRIMMINGS.
OPERA GLASSES PLATED CHAINS. JEWELLERS
.SGALES &C, &c, &C.,
v bcb they ITO trade ouly the loves market pce
descriptions 0f FRENCH GOODS filed ~
th-.r hou .. No. Rue du Grand Chanti-r Psris-
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CIrYOF Nrw-YoRK, DEPARTMENT os FINANCE,
CosTRoLLERS OFiCF, April - leil
INCORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PRO


~ POSAI.S will be received this Office until WEDSES-
DAY the first day Of June :. l. o'clock no or he Pu
Chase BY the Cooperation Real Estate for the u,e OF the rare
Department. follows:
Lot Engine 10. No -, TO be located within he following
boundaries li3th aud l2lstst. I'd aud I'd
Lot Engine Co No a. 20 ne located between Sfok, A.
toru.y, Delaney aud Brooine
Lot Hose Co. No g. ~ b. located betnren suffolk Attorney
RyiIr and BroOmests.
Lot tor Hook end Ladder Go. No. H. 90 be- located b. seen
Scanned. Clinton Henry ard DnsOn-sls.
Lot Hook and ddcr Go. No 3 20 he located between th
Thompson aud Bc-ck-r-sts. and bthav.
Pnals 10 couan diagram of the property offered giving
locality aud duensos also the character OF improvement
any payments will BE- made in cash giving clear aud s
factory title.
The Controller the right TO reject or oil proposals
il in s judgment The interests u The Corporation snail o IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

MET POLlT AN L Ill r. i Ii {.
wi nATK III RTONSj,
Under the lalaTIe Ii-us@ -
Dypts Oys.u 81 7O'cloeb Commence at = P-'ci''j d.
IMMENSE BILL
Fo2 BTSTFIr ~
MISS NfNPORT.
Fir. Nigh Of ne Play. entitled
CHARLOTTE CORDAf,
in which Mis- .eru sustain r'eroi he heTpigs
aud chant he souls irriug HYMN Of the NARsTLLtsE
SATURDAY, April 50. lS59,
h. presented pirate Sceu"ry, DTcs5s Sc
The play. called
CHARLOTTE CORDAf
viii he following powerful disI BUTTON: -
MsJa....... Mr. G. Fisher Dsuton. Nj Barton ~ ~
Rarfsrou <. MIR. r. W. Conway Lousas Ny '" Reynolds
Charu. Coidas. MISS DiVenpHt
To cci,de i Co.nu's Ire Comedy, cOmPre,sed ino three
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
NJ Oakay......M Conway Mr.. Oakcv...M Mrs conway
Box Office open a a. m. and during the day. ,
Orchestra Doiat
Balcony chairs.
Parquei paIqnet circle and dress cen
Family circle.
Sal nav b. secured Parque Balcony and al-o in ts
Des, Balcony which Ia, recently been elegantly furnished and
E.ted with chsr free 81 extra charge. . -. . -
Tn.,s,irer w A ARNOLD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

NtNIEAL PARk UNFATD ANNENNMENTS Is.
~ NOTICE TO OWNERS or PROPERrf.-rhs own.
Or. Of ur, assessed for Central Park hereby notified that
the said assessments expected DO paid before Nay 3
1850 With per cent interest Feb D. 1856 the date OF
6n by the supreme COurt and unless said assessments
paid by NAV h next list sill be % the Clerk
Of Arr. when NIEXEsr CHARGED At TIE RATE OF
1y, rrR cg.r PER .,NUa from date OF confirmation.
Tic top nv sss..sed /, embraced in the following limits viz:
All tho. pieces LAND situated In the said city bounded and
drrid A.. follows: That is 10 say, the north By the
line al the blocks 10th and ll7thss on the south by
III. center line Of the block, between ilst and ists the
ga b, the center line Of the blocks between "a aud iys
the wet By the ceuterne of the blocks between Oh and %
avs and all certain other os pieces and parcels OF
land fronting either side Of the 5h 6th 9TH aud 8as be-
tween 10th l2sts and all thoe certain otner lots piece.
and Parcel. land fronting either side OF the Jn 9Th ith and
Ptays and Broadway between Sd and Al st-as lad out Gu
th, map Of the Commissioners. on Tile in ths oh'e
DANIEL T.. DELEYAN Collector Of Assessments
cn.rpnI LER,, OLEIcE. 10. 2 CITY Han. basement.