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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-15

PoErIcAL REAplNGs.-Mr Elmer Ruan Coates,
u talented young Philadelphian, whose various
excellent contributions in poetry and prose, to
tho different literary papers and magazines in tho
country, have been the subject of most tlattcrlng
notice, will deliver an original poem at Dudley
Hall on Wednesday night next, eutitled An Ex-
petition in search of Woman Sphere" A Phil
ndelphia exchange, in noticing a poem of Mr.. C.'s.
read in that city, says:
Mr.. C.'s style is usual rich, flowing md graph
ic, blending delicate sentiment, with the quaint,
pathetic, humorous and descriptive, in n manner
showing remarkable versatility, and a rapid tran
sition of thought, from grave to gay. from lively
to severe. He has, however, but just appeared
in a new field, and from the effective manner in
which he delivered q satirical Poem at the ''Wag-
ner Free Institute" on Saturday evening last,
may fairly claim q position among the keenest
wits and satirists of the land. Ills hits were
strikingly palpable," and hugely. relish'd in the
hearty applause Of u large and intelligent audi
ence.
We hope to see Mr.. Coates greeted by a full
house.
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HORRIBLE MuRDER.-A correspondent of the
Jacksonville (Va,) Advocate, writing on the I'd
inst, relates the occurrence OF n horrld murder IN
Wise county, Va. lie says:
"a mau was found dead near Holly Greek. in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-15

AFTER IIouRs-Terreanne,a slave belongingtoMr
T.. c. Lancaster, was found on the street Sunday
night, after hours. without II pass, and taken to
the cage. Being an old woman, aud this her first
oEence. she was discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-15
CTTY ANp STATE AFFAIRS.

THERE will be q meeting VI the Board Of Trus-
tees of Lynchburg College, at the usual pace.
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is
requested, a. business of Importance will be trans
acted.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congressional

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-SESArK.-The subject
Of retrenchmont in the government expenses
was debated. Mr.. Hunter made n %speeeh' IN
which ho stated that the present tariff had an
swered the expectations of its friends. lilo dihsr-
cd from the President and Secretary Of the Treas
ury,i in their plans for raising the revenue; wasol-
posed to disturbing the tarih rs unwisc aud mex
redient. Tho speech was pronounced very able
and conclusive.
Gen. Joseph Lame. and Delaxon Smith. Senators
elect from Oregon, wore sworn in. Lane drew
the short term.
llorsr OF RrrRrsrNrArivEs.-Tho Postal Com
mlttee reported II bill comforting discretionary
power on tnc Postmaster General in making mail
contracts. which passed. The Ocean Mail bill
was reported and referred to the Committee on the
Whole. MIR. Phelps Of Missouri a.kcd leave to
introduce II hill extending the Treasury notes t"
ten years-was refused.
Markets.
NEW loRk. Feb. li-Ilour h~uu,aut. Wheat
firm. Corn steady. " hitc SoaS3: Yellow S2asi
cents.
BALTIMORE, Feb. li-tl"ur quioi aud u%nchans-
ed. Wheat. prices unchanged. Corn. receipts
large. yellow - to 70 cents.
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VAN .nl.E PROPERTY on WAsNlA,
Ol,H uCs,Ca,. rxurND,

\ VIENNA publication 1T Sheet Music, suitable tor TIC
~ rmN'r~ al sing"is II the iiomr ,irrlr an, cons.lina of
SIXTEEN pa . lull toIt fiEo stitched In \ handsome go, oa, Ii
e'nthIhs M tie i"Imltr lancrs at the dan m. Rn4entnts from
tue m's' tas lite operas, .enRa songr. ballads, airs. Ae An
"onhdant apply of every ding that the popular Taste douAnds,
n'.'f Toe iift'lf. always Instructive, aud eve fresh aud lie
lightful
J Ia" 'aI"t With whirh ot K MUSICAL FRIEND has been
received hN the public. and the conmcn talDus II has Van from
'he frrNN, arc guarantees OF ia worth \ wak 81 ehoap, NJ.
enf"tr md 81 giant. does not cxi,t In An, other ,onntty, Tho
same amount 4 music procured ~ the re, nlr ttnrs woul
cost ~ lea I twenty tines what It rost In ON Mns"al Friend
variety and "Nrri,nr" are secured by subscribing to n period
teal :" cheap. and much necd,d i1rcra by the following com
i'"s'rs have appeared in the frs, ton nunhste III, names
sreak t"r ihHmstlvcs Mozart. = Lover. WAiirr~ton Never
beer, FlHt"w burEmuthcr. =. Schubert. N'tds boz II, III
STRAUSS VI e'd ihnlbrrr. In tc. it"sstnt J M'err. kuekeo
sr"Net Aht, q A Marftrrn. nellini, II Smart A,eher,
I rc"'lf ! h'r't, h'slor, Auher, la"s'oiio. iiulpagta', IL"
th"N'n Ae, Ar All these pieces are within the rAnpc III OF
dinaif FlhN'ts aud singers aud are Invariably ,tlTa t,t4olh by
d'Itri"'s mrl'dN aud enAt accompaniment
orr HFNfC 4 FRfFS y
Is published wtrklN, prize 10 cents. and may To ordvrtl ftoi
nny ho"t a" lev ~ periadIrtt ieaicr II viii be sent direct fout
the cfircet publication nj tho following rate. >rply Q,
hnlt va - ~ Clubs = copies. Ell & copies st 10 copies
su per VA .amr RATES for halt year No sui ,iirtl,n ,akou
Tor L. I N IN nihs paNahl- In advance
oht'r It 'tnr Musical frtond," - frankfar' Stte"t New
Nufk a. II SIYMhI Il 4 60.
jan - al,tclawfr1mf 1rolfitt"rs
UDOtkhr CUTLERY! Eechr' s","r,!!-
-HI
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Missing SpRoUTs.-Henry Sprouts, was arrest
ed Sunday, for fighting Miss Josephine Wilson, a
lady residing on one of our lower streets. The
Mayor declined hearing the case on that day. but
ordered the warlike Sprouts to be on hand Mon
day morning-Sprouts promised to he Forthcoming,
but, for reasons, we presume, satisfactory to him
self, the sanctum of his Honor was not honored
with his distinguished presence ut the time ap-
pointed. A warrant has been issued for has arrest,
and the officers arc now after the missing Sprouts,
with a number of sharp sticks.
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HESS EEE ,r..ivc.If rops = .mr-boro,
Ava IL tierecs ct MISS ul.Ef. , ne, aru,l", to which | ia
jan II dtsl a u rCkER
L VOICE Of iho'r b. antIini RIFLES. "hnh have been a.
t'n'ta,', admired lh'@"""". a." made expressly for "n'
d%eeidt.l r%oriioTSs Wills
Two Wagon ANDC.uHIIGE
y W. have on hand i'"olii" cory y WI ie oak STOKES
which wv III .,itto manufacturers 1T prices lower ttan cy"
lefsre >en lt'c4dlsl rui roIrS \ wills
NEW s.oOD~. JOHN 4. DAVIS n co.
~ iYNrnrtEG. VA are To" "tcfIug Ion puddle lusfr, t,n,
avery t'frr ntt mn"0i0c'ni stock al >eas nitle DRh Guons.
,"ns,.t',nf tn rs,t Of al I,' novel, s'sIcset lad,,s pr's,
Good. tl"'ke shaw. t'iilr' a.i SlcN,s Glrscs, llosirf,,
A. lheir st"cA OF tlo,hs, csssincr,, and v.s,ines. u eem
r"R >Ens,NTt' "aM a "a :. -, : , "" = ,',' ,ni IT. I' ,,a,ps
heavy Sstttnt,ts. llati ljnr,s and MWLcts \ mn stock
.cl.. rhrc' Ply. ius,aiu AID v,Gian tati ,tines, nuss, rioor
"1'l",t- Curtain Material. Table iAnrn., 80
14,aT uAsKEKrs..- .Jm,, 10 hand, 30 lii. OF
u fresh No. MAtKERrI. Application must lc mad,
soon t" s"t amy. A II KrCKIR.
hK.s. H. ChRssblA = hn- removed h,. resi-
dem. to the d" cling r'rrAIly "c,npi.dL D. ,hss coihoun
! ~ "n " est Street, nearly opposite Mis- Morgan residence
OFFICE 'tll al l.ynchs bnilding. where. when not profes.
'i,nhily r,nsagod he may DO tonnd dun ing the day
A rev hci-: Of 'h"s superior Fn,"iiy Flour,
stone and f'' sal" ut lrat,a dts ! W 4 ! II. HoLTS
THE INTER IAT.oNAL HOTEL.
BROADWAY.
aorncr Fr"" .iin .,.rc', New yo,L,
DFfEkS ind"ccmrnt, /" Merchants and Tourists visiting
Nov i"rk, nn'nrp" ssed by nny Hotel in tr Metropolis
The i.llowins are amo aE m" ADVANTAGES Which 1t poss'sscs,
ana " n,'h WI, Is app reeia,ed by ali trsell'r.
w"ll a. places Of amt ,s"lncnt.
I'd. sc'"pnlou"iy { can, wen furnished and we'll ventilated
- Large and sn,crhly furnished lifting rooms with mag
broadway.
lh Being t. II m,tcl on the European rIm visitors can llyo
in tt" hrs' It. IT,. with ih1 greatest economy.
rn,lor'. a"i"brn,cd SALOONS,
where ' tsno' : q have tlFtF meas, r. II ilpS desire. tlpy
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n.y. T., -gssa

A LII those indebted To MS, wi please come forward and set
n tie their accounts, AS the year has closed and we are In nee'
of plnney. and W 81 to open a new sctt Of book we Therefore
want aft art counts settled on the old ones. Our country Gus
toners will please pay particular attention to the above re
auest. as we cannot see Item, they will please come and see us
Yours R,.u,cliully, J. MATTHIAS d co.
ian I3dts Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-15

FREIGHT T~RADE.-There were received at the de-
pot of the Va. h Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday, IL
loaded cars, consisting of CSC bushels Of Wheat;
.357 barrels of Flour; 1876, 900 lbs. If Misccllane-
Gus. There were 8 loaded ears sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-15

opeuod. Ntl n the tasi week, Very large tnl iMl uihui
assortment ct POCKET CUTLERY. embracing the mos
rhoc, patterns aud celebrated manufacture In iiniland
\. NJ SIMPSON,,
ian - Ia. Sign 1t tho I,nck.
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\. Il. RI1CKtiR. s1@
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
JNt tlANk tJht. u h'i'
ANEW CONCERN- The andcr.ium ned, om the

on the a.t inst, connected With sac
~ in III" Commission business, Nj JAo ID HOLT, late Of
Halifax q II Va aud take this occasion to return thanks to
my cid friends and customers for the liberal patronage bastow,
I'd upon me, and solicit, TOT the new concern, n continuance Of
thrr tayei promising renew ed ctluth To al, anco their Inter
.ttt Very ltori"t tinlly,
jan isdlm JNO CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-15

NJEIROES wANTED.-Thr .ub.cribrr con-
~ iinues in nfuk"t for NEGROES. Of both sexes, between
The ages Of 10 and 30 years, including Mechanics, such as
Wacksmiths and Carpenters, and will pay the highest market
urir. 8 IN cash. Iis OH 10 a newly erected brick building, on
it or Lynch street. immediately In rear Of the Farmers Bank
where he Is ,r-r AIRED. (having erected buildings with tina.
view } 10 board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale, on mod
crate terms, and keep them a. secure ~ IL they were flaced
in tho Jail Of the Corporation
oct S.dkc6mosii'l SETH Nbpi'koof'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-15

NEW cove ERN.-w- hive this dny n..oc,n-

~ ted ourselves together, under the siNl" aud firm OF LEE,
ROOKIE Il co, for the uiposo of conducting 4 Gtptrat Gro
cry, Commission end ForpGrdipR business AT til" Old stand "
Lee, Johnson n Co. on Main Street. where w" shall Ice pleas
ed TO serve our old friends AM the puhllc promising 10 use
every effort 10 promote ther interest Liberal cash advances
made on consisnmcuts in hand for sale,
JOHN II. iiE,
JANrlRY Isl. les0 Inn 4 dts GEOKGE " EnCKE
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PRESENTATIONS OF PLATE.-Ro. Ridgway. Esq
the editor-in-chief of this journal, was presented,
on Saturday night. with a magnificent service of
silver plato, purchased from Mossrs Mitchell Il
Tyler, last week, ut a cost If $500. The service
consisted of an antique pitcher, n pair of goblets.
and a tray, each bearing the inscription, denoting
the source Of the testimonial:
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n GONCEtN.-Ghe undersigned will r0n-
~ TIME the Dry Goods BusipCss uuicr the stylr Of STlG
I.ER, PETERS 4 co, NJ the house formerly occupied by J.
A. Stiglcr & Co. where they will he glad to see ali their friends
and the public generally. Large additions will shortly br made
To- their present stock, and every EFF nj used to plra>c all who
may favor them with a call. JAMES \. 81 lGIER,
ID. 4. e PETERS,
feb | dts s. +. PETERS.
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~ teiwcci. the undersigned ceases this da> by limitation.
All persons having g aims against the concern, are requested
To present them Tor payu ent and all in'cbt' Il. either nv t"nd
or open account, will make payment AT once rs nj tM" out
standing debts must he c elected, and the business nt the cor
corn speedily settled MP, JAMES A SllGLLR,
ID 4 T. PETERS.
JANUARY 3lst. 1850 STEIIlEN I. IElEKS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1859.
Jzs- Ready:
FT'HE ART OF EXTEMPORE SPEAKING
II HINTS FOR THE PULPIT THE SENATE AND The

Jzrt Ready:
YNHE ART OF EXTEMPORE SPEAKING
Il HINTS FOR THE PULPIT, THE SENATE AND fHE
BAR By Pref N. Bsaain, with sddi;iors k BY mem Der
Of the New Yoik Bar VOL limo so psxes Prce 81
This work BY distinguished p orator Of France ore
hsbsed address Of .he polished sndores Of the
French capital Il ID. fruit Of his sdies AID experience and
desls with the subject con snnore -
Many who he habit o delivering pubic addresses VII
read faithful portrAitue Of ther .nbsrrassme and VIII
discover valuable solutions Of The peca dim 1s
which beset ths IN Il tLeir trying vocation
This work riyal in the English An
gsse ohsr works teach how write this eonairs gsfess
on he AZ: Of speasrseay sgreesby forciby k"-Chr-
tian Observer.
The value Of such bob .hs be conputed- h
wonder .ha. there ike "- Boston Express
The whole written with clesrness and with sAih
possessed only by Thoroughly conversat with .he subject
To all sp<sk ;h, book will be invaluable "-Troy Whs
Prof Bsusn entire mss,eT o his subject and presents Il
with fUllDe veor, and above all with sparkling eleanes'
which 4ves;s !: with genuine charm 1ne sfser
ous made simple practical and d.tncbe fesa.s e"cen
ly Of personal experience - Boston Journal.
cit is book, deals IN commonpaces-r 10
original and 1sgeye. No person read without oecHntns
indebted TO consciously OF iae
Gross
sCRIBNER's NEW pOOKS-JUsT READY.
WILLISS IN P) CONvALESCENT. / vol l2mo. 81 2a
HOURS WITH MY PUPILS. By Mrs. Lincoln Phelps 4L
SCIENCE AND ART OF CHESS By J. Monroe. 81.
HEADLEY's u. IT, LIFE OF HAvELOCK. vol. 81 Is
MOSAiCs BY y. SaInders esq I VOL 81 d
c. SCRiBSER BROOKS Bciidnsl, l24 6rsnd.st-, " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
CHANCES for Business Alem.

DOOKSELLlNG BUSINESS in CANADA for
I'D sALE-A nourishns Bootses and Stationery business
In one o the esape cities Csnads and established sn
twenty years since be disPossd oa Any one vsnrs
for the address JAMES AlLLLh boosssusss
No. 4S6 Broadway, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Go n)hcm il ntap Gowferm.
CRY OF NEw-Yosx, DErAsrxExr ov fNAScs.
CoNrRoLLsxs OFrics, April n, lSiA. J
NOTICE IN OWNERS of REAL ESTATE-


NOTICE TO OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE
IN Numerous applications having been made to this Depart
ent citizens holding receipts u various Collectors of Asssss
uents for paid previous 20 April 49, ls account q
opening the Central Park and sapdy street
other improvements which have been retained By sai
Collectors and credited in the proper books OF the bnresn %
the Collection Of Assessments to have such creds duly ms1s
and the liens created by such Assessments csnceed and de
charged Of recOrdNoTfcE Is HEREBY GIVEN 20 all pr
paid which have not been dy
credited present evidence Of such payment at this Oco
for examination. Before suhong the discharge Of any est
lien, the Controller will require the original re-
eep officer Of the Cooperation 10 be hd n
this Ofce with affidavit of the party by account of
whom payment made, setting forth the facts aud sir-
and such other proof VIII enable The
Corporation maintain action against the Collector andsr
and by whom such collections made In where
mens have been made 10 clerks or perns other than The Co
c,ors representing themselves be authorized receive such
payments behalf Of the Corporation, the authority Of .oh
persons the premises must be clearly shown When
made bank checks 20 the order Of
the Collectors and ndorsd BY tbem such checks should Be
sented with the receipt of such ofhaial . !.
discharge Of liens In the above mentioned
panied the required proof payment should -
made writing addressed the undened the envsope
being ndor-ed Claim discharge lien"
upos examination the proofs Of payment aha. BE- deenss
sory the lien will be cancelled and certificate 70 that o.
feet given under the hand Of the Controller tbs PROOF
ROBT 7. HAwS, Con.roref
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

~ r. w u B l. y a i " y .
DERBY & JACKSON,
WILL PUBLISH,
SATUhDAY........MAY y.
PAsCALs PROVINCIAL LETTERS, vol clo;b.....sl Is
H.
vOLTAIREs CHARLES XII, vol cloth. h.........".&l2 25
WEDNEsDAY..... .JrSE !.
ACADIA, Or, A MONTH WITH TIE BLUENosEs. By Fred y
Cozzens ! vol cloth.
SATURDAY. .JpSE4.
PLAIN AND PLEASANT TALK ABOUT FRUITS FLOW
Frs AND FARMING BY Henry Ward Beecher.
vol. cioth...... 81 -
VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES OF RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS
New Star Psper) By Henry Ward Beecher.
vol......xl 25
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
MONTAIGNE'S COMPLETE WORKS, I volr............&5
FENELoNs TELEMACHUs, / yOl................."sla5 IS
THE METHODIST. BY Merriam Fletcher 2vo.. ........s2
PICTURES OF COUNTRY LIFE. By Alice Cary. VOL. 81
FUTURE LIFE. By George wood.................."s1
NINE LIE vERTs SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL New Edition.
xl.
COzZENss sPARROwGRAss PAPERS New Edition. 81
NOTES FROM PLYMOUTH PULPIT. New Edition. 81
Copies Of either Of the above sent by mail postage PAID on
receipt Of price, by DERBY Il JACKSON,
No ll9 Nasss1-s. New-Yorz
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
priniing.

AT EVERDELLs-.Weddin Cards, Notes,
"A kcThese ceebsted Cards. spepAdly engraved only
had in Broadway, Duanes Ordeu received BY mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF-PRICE.
II Wedding A: Home and Visiting Cards Bill Heads Bud.
Cs.ds Cbecks kc, KELLYS, No 81 rusonst, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24


L>ISH GITANO from tho Southcld Woras, Ia
IL quantities pGrchsscrs Pro. k5 tsa q 2ceo
poInda For sse by A. L0S0ETr. No. ~ CiAst.
DROF. MAPESs sUPER-PHOSPHATES Of
ME,-ssperor Peruvian Guano kos Con. rctssoee
GRAIN Grssa Fri, res Vegetable and Flower 0srdsEs s4
al other crops To Be applied 81 any s.sse q growth
TESTIMONIALS FROM HUNDREDS WHO HAVE USED
IT FOR TEN YEARS.
PR tse e
PrrAs 2oee ~
Niros-nired Super Phosphate Of L,me......St 80 %
Mspss's No. Super Phosphate Of Llme...... 90 %
loo bs Of the Nitro Phosphate viii equal In e6ec ard srG
power ls bs OF the bst Peruvian GGan and unhks 0uaos
New Farmer April is isJuass French Of Ezesss.
~ H., says:
s y Msn,, suo.r hsu n sny o,hsr
article Of the hind
N. c Planter, March 4. ls;s-A writer sy.; =
INV wheat crop grown upon Clano weighed fAythvs ks,
while that grown apou Mapsss Phosphate Il Lime weshea ay
pine siay lbs. per bushel"
can Of the N,rosenzed Super Phosphate r experiment.
also circulars aiming anslyrs esmons kc, can b hs1s
Tree Of eaprnse application 70
CHAS v. MAPEs, No. is Fultons.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
PRICE TWO CENTS.


---------- -------
ARIES STREET & Co.,
A. -. hi. r,.,,s No rs BROADWAY.
CHOICE NOVELTIES
SPRING AND SUMNER
SHAwLS AND MANTILLAS.
sfES4k AIENroH sid + ;asI LII LINE aIa.ks
From So spward.
' ~ LARGE ASSORTMENT
MOURNING NANTILLAS.
CLOTH SACKS and M,NTILLAs
in eres, variety.
NANTILLAs .
LARGEST SS6 Il sSs MOST sSS SasED d n ii fhs UNITED
STATES
MILLINERY.
CHARLES STREET 6 Co.,
Having decide. sElsatssa III n sfSiD%Af SsA MILLINERY depart
ment, for want Of roou
''1 eSEAT RE- issieS saeSIfitE. fis' .' 4
'i'lI PARIS .ISise soSNTrs sSsr
GRAPES,
Ard VIII offer GREAT BARGAINS. %
A, the whole Of heir atse STOCK Of MILLINERY GOODS
must be CLOSED OUT before July
ATNo. Al BROADWAY.
uBspELL, PIERsoN LAKE
VIII os,r, on MONDAY, May -
IMPORTATION OF SPRING SILKS,
Consisting Of Coored ard Black Two Founced and Cheae SIX
BAYApERE AND itHENE SILKS,
sTsi. ,ss'y sks iIss,hef with superior make OF
ShA'A SiIAS FOR MANrILLAs.
REDUCTION OF TWENTY PER CENT
At No. AL BROADWAY
n UBsDELL, PIERsoN LAKE
W" '''' ~ ''' MONDAY May q.
a ''' '''''" HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
c0r'i''ins 0feSey sr'iGIs s,SIsy 1s1s.;sT gsE e!
The following goods will be found unusually low;
psss: .s.Is slss e eRkH IRISH LINEN x EN- M
DAMAsK CLOTHS -..,.
TOWELS, QUILTS lc., &c.
o0rros 'Hnr4SSs az. s:s!':.!s:: :s!ssss: price.
AT No. Al BROADWAY
"A UBsDELL PIERsON LAKE
On MONDAY. S'st sY,fs Nay 9,
enEsAolSE IoCS E''Ps siREoEs.
AaEbtcTi6s ssm Gs'5F' 81 FORTY . pf'E PEs CENT
DARASOLS! PARASOLS! PARASOLS -!
10000 FINE FRENCH fARAsoLs.
d''n fro" the sSzIxs Sr SIS Broadway
SoLoMoN & HART, r
II SsEScn Sscfi ifsrEa RASSIsss CURTAIN MATERIALS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
CRY OF NEw.YoRK, DEPARTMENT oy Flxaxcs.l
CoSrRoLLER's orycs, April - s&
N0RP0R ALTON NOTICE-SEALED PRO-

~ POsALS will be received at this ohce until WEDNkS-
DAY IN. first day II O'Clock fof The Es
chase by the COMPUTATION Of Real Estate TOR hs use OF - nv
Department, follows: .,,,.r,.
Io, for Engine Co. No S. to be located within hs huowne
bot, ,dAries llsth and lNstss, I'd aud I'd ava ~ a.
Engine Co No A. to b. located between s0noh' Az
torney, Delaney and Broomests- - -
Lot Tor Hose Co. be located between Suffolk Attorney
Rvinson and Broome-sts
Lot for Ladder CO. No H. 10 be lcsted betwese
Scanned Clinton, Henry and Dyisonsts a.,
Lot for Hook Ladder Co. No. to be located between &h
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