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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28
T%ELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Assistant Sur
geon Henry, of the army, has resigned.
The result of the Sickles trial seems to
have given general satisfaction. The jury
would have rendered u verdict Immediately
after the case was submitted to them, but for
the fact that one of their number desired IL
short time for deliberation. Mr.. Sickles'
counsel were tonight cOmplinented by a
serenade. A large crowd assembled before
the National Hotel, where Messrs. Stanton,
Brady, Magruder, and Chiffon are lodging.
MIR. Chiffon briefly returned thanks to the as
semblage, and requested them TO forego their
intention to serenade MIR. Slckles. 1t was
only necessary, he said, to say that that gen
tleman wished to retire To rest undisturbed.
He was sure the appeal would be respected.
Messrs. Graham and Meagher were loudly
called for, but they were not present. The
crowd then proceeded to serenade Rev. DIR.
Haley, and the jurors.
BosroN, April GA full bench Of the
Supreme Court this morning delivered an
opinion multiplying the opinion Of Judge
Shaw, heretofore rendered, that the selling
of liquor was a common nuisance, and that
any one had a right to destroy it. The de-
cision delivered this morning acknowledges
property in liquor, which can only be taken
and destroyed by virtue of a full process of
law.
New YORK. April 26.-The Odd Fellows
celebration, which took place here to-day,
passed off in a very satisfactory manner. The
weather was favorable and the procession
was brilliant and imposing. The Grafton by
brother Boylston, of South Carolina, in
Madison Square, was listened to BY a large
assemblage.
BosToN, April 25.-The school committee
this afternoon, by a vote of u to 20, laid on
the table, Il resolution changing the rule so
that the teachers should read from the Bible,
instead of the scholars, in the regular pub
lie school exercises.
AUGUSTA, ME, April 25.-The Democra-
tic State Committee Of Maine have issued a
call for a Convention OH the 3Oth Of June, to
nominate candidates for State officers and to
choose four delegates to the Charleston Ma
tional Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28
Rail Road Matters.

AT the invitation Of the President Of the
Pennsylvania Road. the President, General
Freight Agent, and General Ticket Agent, Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Company. visited
Philadelphia a day or tive ago, for the purpose
of comforting with reference to their common
interest in maintaining reasonable rates upon
their business, so far at least as the action Of
the New York r ads in their competition
with permit. 1t is stated that this confer
ence was of a most cordial and satisfactory,
character, and that the best understanding
was reached in reference to the general sub
iect. 1t was determined az u result Of this
more formal consolidation of the interests Of
the Southern roads, that no sacrifice would
be declined that might be necessary to drive
the New York Central from its position, and
that the proper differences in favor of Balti-
more and Philadelphia should be maintained
under all circumstances.
An important step has been taken by the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company in
this connection, that must prove very Ell
f~icacious in enabling both the Pennsyl-
yania and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads
to sustain themselves in competing with
the Northern roads for New York BUSH
ness. Heretofore that Company has always
demanded and received an arbitrary rate tor
Western business, and thus taking an UNI
due proportion of the receipts thercfrom: At
the instance of the Baltimore and Ohio Road,
Com. Stockton has announced that the Cam
den and Amboy will unite in the pro rata
principle to any extent that the South
ern lines to the Nest may require hereafter
in sustaining themselves in conducting the
through business.-Bdtimore .lmcrtcah.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28

1t is announced that the President, having
found that it will be impossible for him to
discharge his public duties in a satisfactory
manner unless he can devote to them q few
hours in each day without interruption, will
not receive visitors on any day until o'clock,
o. m. After that hour he will be happy to
see his fellow-citizens as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28

Arrangements have been made by most OF
tho railroads to transport delegates t" the
National Medical Convention to be held IN
vrfoes. by t1y Iv--vA,s usual fnre.-
STHA" HERRINGe OF grestin-
Is Royal street, 3 doorsk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28

The political friends Of MIR. Goggin, no
lees than those of Mr.. Letcher, will regret the
sickness of the latter. According to last ac-
counts Mr.. Letcher has an affection OF the
throat which renders it improper and unsafe
for him to continue speaking at present
We zone for his speedy restoration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28
The Middle Ages.

When il the medieval age supposed -
begin, and what is the line Of demarkatlg"
between it. and the primitive age! Al
swer.-The Middle Ages lasted from tue
fall Of Rome in the fifth century % m
sixteenth century; the first six centur"'
thereof are termed the Dark Age; after
them, modern civilization begins To- da"n
Hallam dates the Ommencemen Of III" W.
die Ages from the invasion ofGaul byC!a,'''
King Of the Salian Franks, a German lrD',
4. D. 1856. There could scarcely hea Inc Z
demarkation drawn 10 n transition STATE
In general it may be said that ia" Mril.'
Ages embrace that period othistory III VIC
the feudal system was established and de-
oped, down to the most prominent eyent"m''.'
necessarily led tits overthrow .-f|""9 ]"
lust RECEIVED, % bag. prime Rio. Lag0'.-'
81 and Java COFFEE, in store, aud i@i 's'r'
JOHN T.. HENDEkaVH'
an "a Corner Of hlpx and Alfred sL'S'~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28
Raturued to Jail.

The five prisoners who broke jail on Fri
day night, have not been caught. Two or
three persons have been arrested on a charge
of having assisted the escape of the prisoners,
who it will be remembered were United
States prisoners, and were held for mntiny,
for which offence they had been tried twice,
but the jury on both occasions had failed to
agree. There were six ofthese men, but one OF
them, after getting out, returned and climb
ed into the jail, after " hours absence, by
the same rope by which they had let them
selves down; and was found in his cell the
next morning just as usual, with the excel'
ton that the lock Of his door had been GU,
of, and he stated himself that he had visited
a certain house in the city, which statement
was confirmed by the inmates, all of whom
we're arrested and lodged in Jail to await an
examination .-.NortoH Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28

VIRGINIA Coal 0S \ PESSsYLyASIA RAIL
.oAp.-The Philadelphia North American
announces the arrival Of a large am cunt Of
Camel Coal, by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
from Western Virginia, a circumstance it OBJ
serves, which must have excited much
thought among those of its readers familiar
with trade matters. The Pennsylvania Kali
road. says the American, is the natural
highway eastward Of the bituminous coal
trade Of Western Pennsylvania, Maryland
and Virginia" 1t is true that the black
diamonds" of Virginia are carried Of tn en-
rich other States, while she permits such
works as the James River Canal and Coving-
ton Rosd to remain uncompleted.-Rteh-
wOad Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28

The public everywhere were entirely pre-
pared for the acquittal Of Mr.. SIcKIEs, IAN
nounced in Yesterdays paper) and the news
is received generally, without excitement, but
with hearty thanks that, at last, the trial is
over, and that the public are no longer to be
ANNOYED with it's details. 1t is said that the
instructions granted by the Court to 'hejury
and most of those prayed for on both Sides
were granted,-were with one exception
acceptable to the Counsel on both sides.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
GREAT SALE of TOWN LOTS, in Asa

COAL AND hAEusAeruSIsd Coa,ASY Vii, sS g.,.
and SATURDAY. My ard l. 1853.
q. ID. poin: where the Lexington and Big ssndy Railroad m
k,h.nd wa. f.d on. IN 1884 coutan, three Churches
schooHoussI Fire Brick Mar factory an extensive Coop
esse Cal on ani Pa,fns Manufacturing Es-Abi'hment
One great purpose Of CouPa, 10 20 aid In building up in
Ashland ee manus turing badness Ard % m,se the seat
area, ror and Cos region Kentucky sna Southern
Ohio. should and uu', eventually coum.nd ,,,,A
rvei bottom ,nd remainder hi lard cootsutus ;oA 81
dcuaon cf ,e, b iirg CO... Gnns g-visee' 70 par
desou. Of engaging In manufacturing Ine aounoAncs
s be faS.hed "a Ashland At cheapest witch
together with being the center OF ire ZIG ron INDUCES
tu, Of Iron baIhe, be more successfully pro.e
cuted. ,, o., -,
ter Comets on ana near stoL ard Sandy Railroad
Camel Cos second 20 1oue FOR the purpose OF msis
The IN viii . cca found, or the glnDf privilege.
@ sT & kest; Coal Oh v Company; @ A.aS
three to four and one hs feet n thcspe" The f.ci
verif Csrns Cos IN Ashland the abundance In large
portion Of county Aud It's rchue'. Ia OIL otter great Induce
c,y found &c tie hi. .roaud Aah
T nsig Fire Bnck Of beat qus:y the Manufacture of
which pays large profit ,.,
ho are DESTROYS oi engaging f. the msnufst Of Wagons
Carts Garages ard all her vehicles OF casinst~ae Chairs
principal us.s and chesp fuel desirable, 70 the adyan
sses 81 this place believing them b be unsorpased
IL the spse Of ordinary Advertisement al OF be ad'an'
tssrs Of Ashland, great commercial and manufacturing
point cannot fully forth and the Company invite
opa Inspection satisfied stIc. examination will only
dound % their great advantage.
In al sale, OF ot aud donations Of real estate the Company
h.ve upon Incorporation of provisions the con
yey.nces sains sale Of spuous Intoxicating liquors
fbe terms viii oe-ODethird cash 10 hand. and the
resndsr IN equs payments 10 and two years be4ns
interest from The day OF sale. .
formation desired viii b. furnished on application 70
the Presi dent orSecretsry OF the Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

HOLLAND NIGHTS for SALE CHEAP.-A
superb country seat miles from the de7o. Bridgeport
CT The house. # stone 10 gothic Style conthus ID toDn
DrsvirRroom with bay viudo~, library sn modern oonven.
iepce. marble manes &c Tovrr feet h! oVe,o0sns the
Sound for a. miles q land Barn aud o1tbuuding. n
fine order Hgh healthy location Possession omediAta-
IL. Price SlOlS00-hsf cash Cost 200. Apply 10 -
j. h BILLINGS, Golden HILL BRIDGEPORT CT
HOUSE for SALE.-A frst-class, f0ur.story,
25-feet.fror Brown Stone HOUSE No. l9 West
eds. north sds house cas-, Of bostv.y on tn me
very best en- porco doorway stone oaisraf- and
r,guu CONT ward all the improvements Apply the
oremi,es or TO L. JAQUEs No S2l Yves, 23i,-
WATER POWER-FOr SALEOr to LEASE,
extensive. a. peumat ent WATER 20 YER, calculated
for sny heavy rpose very desrse oAt ID 10
the vicinity Slostsburg sati,n the Erie Ha
road Apply office Of the 81 stsbug Manufacturing Co.,
Sos,,burs, or a. No. "a Ctd.rst., New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
Real estate for 6die.

a FARM Of about 100 ACRES in Scarsdale,
~ W,,oh.,.sr County for SALE b5uRced BY the Bronx
Rivr on be West sud b. Post road the East about 80
minutes ride from re~YoIt ane five minutes wax ron
Depot IDquhe Of VIM PlNkNEf NO ~ EhcnanseP@ce'
Frame Hou.e and Barn on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
Boarn ano Rooms.

BOARD in LONDON.-Miss COXON, Ma. 6
- 6odeususre ReEsrtt viii receive Laas .nd Gentle
ting London ether for the day week Her house
IL central aou o-rs la 70 those VITO
with quiet, seutesl home, sad econo niosl charges
I ONG BRANCH BOARDERS can save one
half expense shor distance in..d and yiss the sane
when they desire Q; the beau iu establishment formerly oc-
euped b. the North Americsn PhAanI AL its 30 nestc as
culture dairy and other facilities for comfort Of sisuts
washable Branch when desired; hal with
for without charge sh,dy sounds with
lake AID fine breeze, free from muketoss and ssd
very healthy generally bar i.s conieq free from
fa,fionsbe orsss Accessible By Red Sank and Kept
boats Il VARIOUS hoas daily, and Ameoy aud Ere 'hoa RAJ
road from Philadelphia Refers 10 X. Manning NJ. 81
Courtsni.st; Law Boyd, No. Sc East Broadway J.
Smith HON eops;hic Pharmacy. Broadway. Terms ~ D.
10 Sc According 10 room duration Of Wait Address
apply 70 WARREN Law, Lessses PassaI- NsS-JerseJ
Op.a low and Throughout sas yeas
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printing.

At EVERDELLS.-Wedding Cards, Notes,
"A k-Tbese celebrated Cards. splsnoidy engraved only
Se bsd IN Broadway DasneF Orders received BY mall
ENGRAVING aud PRINTING, HALF.PR1CE.
L-weddng At Home and Visiting Cards, Bill Heads sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

$500 TO sl,oOG:.A Gentleman a1s d i.sirs.,
hsht CASH BUSINESS NEE. with opoortu IT..
The nvss ment perfectly sac, curing further capital
and nov paying ret profit Of Zoo 70 $500 per Ansan
Apply personally 10 -
RoTHsTEIN L Co No Go NsusaTt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
MOUNT WASHINGTON C0LLEI,S

kNoSn HNrOFf
Rev. A. q. Gilstte. d D.
Rev. Chsrlss Fletcher
Hon Henry y. Davies
Hen. VIM. y Hsveneyer.
A = Gum. VI u
foss ph Wooster, NJ D.
Ssr uei q Pnrty. N D.
Janus Frsussl Y D.
BeurJ v Poor. ESQ
Lieut. Aichl.r, L. ; y.
Fr-5. l. rs'cott. eco.
r. v. Hsnso~ont. esS.
Join X Aheel, esq.
Frsnk Holhns esa.
fsfas 5 King ess
Courtlsr Of Palmer esl.
Henry stosss, ess.
J. q. fo~@S. eve
y II. jerks. esd
u hrsss p bers esa.
Robert sesrs, esg
Chss A. Whitney, eco.
Chss. l. Nose, e,q.
q. Bssdies.s q. ESQ
n NJ. vsientipe. csc.
q q. Lausop, ESQ.
Samuel PsIry, eco.
ksihis c Sfs, esq.
Jereuish Lambert, es,.
Frederick Berry, ESQ.
q B BArtson. eco.
" Nsthsn ESQ
Geo. W. Brsineri, ESQ.
c. ;. Benson, esq
J. N. Ti.ford. ESQ.
J 4 CoBover es1
A. N Chace. esq.
J. B. Cornell. esq.
JustHs p. fsrle, ESQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
60 h)bcm il map Concern.

CAUTION to DEALERS in ELASTIC FAB
~ R.Cs containing THREADS or SHEETS Of vTL9A,s
Ep o@ cs. Gses,esT of the exclusive
rsht 70 Rubber prepared according 70 sd uooe'
Of whlce due the ,hirns corugsng the sheets or
reass such f.b aud In al woven, braided Oementes OF
Aved .bric be covered protected Ga
one or both With other than rubber and in 81
%Soh ss. ,h5so soa SSs sSS ~ thread. or sheets Of
rubber which be maze OF finished BY unon VIII or
dee that Is ready 10 ,uppy the with sbros At
reasonable rsie,, ava rs, .iSll .tOOt now in ,'Oe
His attention hs been called 10 advertisement sened oy
William yadsOn in which said Jud.on claims to be the owner Of
The snSssnsS .shsed that hi, p-eeu.e ths part of
SAID ~ Hn .IS upon the pgec and l. mad i Ss gi
his penssd title. 70 any Court to the public and be does
s .ssn.; order TO test these ts. coais Goosyca
could not give valid ea to said Judon any else
decided BY Judge insrr,c IN N.w.SoS upon sSnn.ry
ceD and partial Ps =: 81 III. Do decisive
BY .d JstSu show: that the GCeit vas Imposed UPON By
have been II s,@.s for the lat ELK years
The undesasd Therefore cautions all dealers IN Articles Of
bs spch goods AwtuJ sold IL tas country without
the ases and stamp and S De sU .aa mon 81, u.s. y ss
Orders 'shS.ss and Hs6t. 70 use sSsTsntees sy yv..
NAUTION.-Consume of HENRY's CAL
~ CINKp MAGNEstA are cautioned Against Yer, nIeyiot
Recommended to purchase oAS nom pats % npSGS e
Agent for w Henry M,nuf.etuTsi., M.ashs,tsI' Eng
EOR ADOPTION-A pair of healthy and inter
u estpg TWIN SISTERS six weeks old, vii b. sivea 70
hoy whing 10 adopt them her The parties utter
estet IN the ve Of the nfst, would not be willing TO have
then separated bat prefer ave them both 70 family AP
p5to MADAME RESrELL. Femhe Phssicar,
No. is2 Chamsers-st
10! H0!- the gold and silver mines of
n Arizona The Ariz,ns Mexican and Centra American
Emustion and Colonization Association, viii dispatch
Sci win members aud 20 Arizona via lntanol
Texss uneeg tho direction Of its officers about tue
Nh May For passage aad proamme o! the Association apply
u the o6oe, No q Waist
WILLIAM WILSON. General Supsrints ndent
MIGHT SCAVENGER - JOHN DENNER
IN NAB. scavepger 0idsrs .t a. No At Chatham ST.
No ~ Ess, l2sn4I vii BE- puDetusly attenaedta
Sorsss, Carriages, Sc.
A FINE Family or Road HORSE for SALE
"A cheap ss6l 1yes old bsy it hands hish sysh kind
and warranted sound No. as frsnlin ct
&larbinrp.
DEAUMONTs STEAM GAUGES,
ID Perfectly reliable handsomely made aud WARRANTED
G. W. COPELAND. No. CO BrOsas.y, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
HUDSON RIVER INsTITUTE.-sl2o .

aLIsH ErSehencsd gentlemen instructors q the ees1
49, On u. nns dspseata Superior advantages fof brsn
e.rn op,us Apnl Is Wh.s for Catalogue. Tbs Lev:
TACK A. n Pnndysl, CaTsrsek Columbia CoansJ' n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
COR SALE or TO LET-The 4.story HOUSE

and LOT No = Lanarine-p (Stn-st between atk
asa shaw ID. Horse h.s Cro.on Water 20 he tht rory
Bah G,s ws,srCos-s sp-ak.nz Tubvs he. Apply "a II
preElses from 80 s:.cck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

nor SALE or 10 LET-A large first class four
story hrb oop browu-s,on- HOUSE 27x70 feet lot l1
deep sesuany situated s:syve.anr Pt and nesr D.
Georfs church The house and Immediate possession
caa b. syea VIII BE- soh Reasonable AID easy terms
rented moderate price responsible ten.at rf further
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

s,ePl sn Persln. go.
W A cannisss ga
B. n. Beard. zee Bs,o,.
8, IL. aose,L es,., s,ssEas.
.dsrd Coles ess J Cas-
N r. Case. 81 y.r,.s -
, A serasrd. esq ~
goha HO'sr. ~ss Gos,s.s~
D. A BNG~ta. eco.
? J Moaros eco
Wm y. Nsn ws<asa a.
Theodore Hyatt, sss'
Robert csaisassi. ssa.
Joho Gray. e.a
fhon. Crane, esl.
y. D Hsrder. eS.
z. n. fitaA eel.
John Css'ree. 81.
Denia sh-a. eco.
yOhn B Hl,ysr. s.q.
Charles Bdysa, esq
r. Cieusa,s, e,s.
J. e Wilson. e.a.
z J ro~useod seq.
Henry Butler etq
Melsn hteoI Barr, sa.
X. CaillsrJ. -sq.
Capt I'd HaaI
Christopber awyey, ss,.
WIN. N helaire, esa.
J. Van Nost'sDd. e.a
David oasIseabl,a. e,s.
Henry K Pral. ssQ.
j. L. sr,oe, ssq.
P. J Rout. esa
p. H SCudder. esq
Gessaom Cooen. e,l.
+. - Arnold es9.
Sc. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

Tor SALE-On the South side of Long Island,
ct l.p, Crest South Bay oeset II sn- vicinity OF
oins desirable Country place containing %
acre, beautifully situated large fine house. large soe ana
e..ss hose ice house pssery hous barn.. 'h-d. NO.
bg for the use ans occupation q thu snd IN a re-
,p.c,. gentleman. place addition 20 hs Mansion arr ,so
Cottage Houses Pavilion. To family looking Tor
rt,teuce on The stsshor tn highly recommended Pree
HOMER MORGAN, Pine l., No. 5 Metropoi,sp Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
Jnstrnttiou.

A CADEMIES of WRITING, BOOKKEEP-
~ INC, ARITHMETIC 81, No 62 Bovery N T. and No
S Fulton Brooklyn. These important Branches without
which young Incompetent :, enter into business for
Others taught At PANEs at hours suitins
on mia tndepeudent Of Glasses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

~ A MER. SCHOOL INST"
"A No. SAG Broadway, a. Y
No. 6C9 Chsstnut-st. Phis. -
Parents Guardians willing select Schools for their Chill
dsu ard Ward, are requested call Circulars and informs
op grsttou Schools pped with Teachers aud Teachers
with oo.tions SMITH, W0ODMAN Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

VTHE MISSES WALKER will REMOVE the
DAY-sCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES on Msy lG 10 N
1872 Madison Az. one door below SD Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

STRANGERS should net fail to visit tbs ehiei
- attraction OF the city-,he fanocs DUs5ELpOkY GAL
LLRY or fANYiNss: Open tsy aat svsolns Ne. W
Brosdvsy. AdaisAoa . osots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18


IL o. tie Hu6son-The sprt Term commences NO NDAf
Apri 10 Circulars be obtained at the bookt,re OF nu
& ark, ku,tin Saith, Psrtrow. sod o. Crowea 6sN
way OF in st or BY addressing the Rev L. d. NAM
FIELD President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

V'HE MISSES ROHRs FRENCH and I'm.
i aIIsH BOARDING and DAY-sCHO0L No. IS West
ga At near Sth.y PRIVATE CLASSES for Lsiss 10 Ger
man French aid Italian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

TARRYTOwN INSTITUTE-The 23d Term
Il commence, MONDAY May Circulars giving nn -.
ocular, car be obtained a. c. eHkpARD5 Bookons Ne ~
FnIton.,t n oOODENOUgHs Bookstore, No. IN Nssssss
Ne~.Yerk or Of A. NEWMAN, A. NJ, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE in WILLIAMS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., -clsss HoU sc5 within . snorI
g..,rre Of the fe., 10 the NOS, tes.rsoe ocsona Also
r- number Of BU LDlSG Lots Of which ale located
m Re ~, desrshie par,s Of the city. Appiy.o
G. ". KELSEY, No Ia Grand q, nesr i,hs.,
WtliansburEs L. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

j SCHOOL, at JAMAICA. l.. | vii open 90 u, CT
MONDAY in May Circulars BE- had a. Q. NJ Saxsst
SooLtcre No. 20 Psrh row. aud at H. Ws.ess Masc silva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property:
- large S.,tary HOUSE. Ssxtr cnu.iI.nR q al
h.e rrshd xit1 Of LAND with Fruit Trees IN excl
lent Vel Of Ns;eT In trs Cis;ern IL Iea tie Ssei
ou into house by force situated n
tee Village Of Bio mir syieE Sstsu issud les fon Ros'
Wiz vherr sttsooa's Ply cay a. FROM lo 10 Is cents escei
a. -Four. ,.i 10 the city .6d within Of mile from the
s,aeu p,uo Rsio,d Depot offs ms from Prnce' Bay
deisr for bathing and hsons ScT further par
icGlAis sppy % - - - , Nv
DARN for SALE on the HCDSON-Ot about
90 sores miles above Nysek IS miles from the city Tue
Y.ru /, rGer cultivation improvement, c)p.iH Of to
Bouses and three Bsru. Fur5iTe Impemepts and STOCK
vii Re sod II desired. Apply T Z. EOGsRrON,
no. rs BFOsissy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

NORMAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC-GER
IN SEQ Y-Tte subscriber will open Normal Ac,r,,
ID Music 81 Geresso Livingston c., Y, on WEONBsDi
Jolly g. 1859 continue esht weeks. For p,rti nss i.
ether Of the Principals sho Sil scp alton forw M cous.
WB BRADBURY, BIO mhsh, Mt
T. T. PERKINS, DsnSille Mont Jut Ca p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

TTO-LET-SiOO.- First-clsss three-story brict
i HOUSE No AZ Pacific ST. Brooklyn, near Henry ~itnl
three bocs, Of S0utn Ferry. Extension WITH haed gus
80. lid him., gas fixtures rsnse water IN hit hen, &c
~ ~. - So r. G. EMBREE, No. 81 Wsl,t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

lVl N Y-Ni. JANE r. sULKLEY, late Of Russr, ~
male institute, PrnSpaL The ssmmei Session Of 81
Rand Day School viii commence on MONDAY karl ~
cutrs rsy Be Obtained a. C srbners No. va ons&s
Rsndolph'', No. 6sS Broadway, aud At RS nors Ma
6opery.