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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25
Netu2lprk Daily G4ibn,te
ARTITEAS.

AT Weston's, in Broadway, may be seen picture
by Barnard, of panoramic celebrity called the "Or-
son." 1t is the FIRST work Of the kind that has been
exhibited from the pencil OF this industrious artist and
its general excellence took by surprise. 1t is an oil
painting representing actual view Ia the closters oil
the Convent OF 81. Eusache, In the largo d Gardo.
A lamp is burning before shrine Of the Madonna, vt
which woman Is kneeling, while the broad day OF
the landscape contrasts forcibly with the semgloom
and artificial light OF the closteN. The interest OF she
picture meant 10 lie not in the praying figure, but III
the effects of color and the architectural Illusion OF the
perspective. 1t is intended, understand, TO DO re-
pre- duced ne photographic print, in chromo-hn ior
which purpose 1t was expressly painted.
On the fifth story of the building IN which Dan,
wards painting is exhibited there Is long range
"atic cells occupied by various artists No "uoio7,
and In one of them there Is inscribed In rather LOUD
Roman letters Van Beest, Marine Painter Le' not
the lover of marine pictures omit to tap ier admission
a. M,nbaer Van Beests studio, for on eutoHng, he
IN -. s;bts tbat can be seen nowhere else in New
York. Mr. Van Beest was born In Holland, and has
first view of the world was stormy one; If he had
hen boro IN Noah's ark he could not have made
ro,e ausnicious commencement for the career of
marine painter But Mr.. Van Beest was not satisfied
with being born in Holland he entered the Russian
Navy ar a midshpuan, and, after seeing service In
the Baltic the Black Sea, and the Mediterranean. he
abandoned the ships of the Autocrst, and spen, a
year in Iceland, skeehing the savage scenery on the
koFds Of that hyperborean region FrOm lSeland he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

III o II Il X G II A n .
III

ELASTIC yULcAHIZgD RUBBER GOODS
Nj JUDsoN win protect Merchants ~ ,inst Mr. DAYS rrfs
wi lem the following tsr1s;
1T An shall renje ed Of al Vulcanised Rubber
Goods sold By October 1852 OF al Goods now on
hand, TO arrive.
I'd They shall agree pay Mr. Jsason the rate Of TARIFF
tde VIII ounctons ssanss
inserA NJ Juaron proposes make uniform and liberal
ssttieneD,s with all who subscribe this agreement
Sd They shall agree ths ali Goods sand IN store or In
pot usy received hereafter no: 70 be sold without
Mr., Judsons license and zanIpA
We wer. surprised tina NJ Day. aer the fun hearing Of the
cause bin and In the Uni:cd 5ass Ocut Cont OF
thus District him he only pIe claiming auy
rle or interest controNary should bring ne"
suits merchants defiance OF the order made BY the
e Judge IDgerso Of ts Coat tia; Day rhoaid CON
men any the tile up BY him. Of May H. 1888,
conpnas Nigh: apply % tho Court for an injunction re-
aDng such acts" which order the he Of the Court and
u sill Ia force.
We bad absraed from bringing any sus against inngers on
rights having the hope and oehef that there woud %
speedy decision Of tins bat have been disappointed
Ire death of Judge nserson time that Las elapsed with
any decision the inmsnse injury Day mens on our
rights have determined wait longer and to prosecute al
iuns,is rights eodng svery who has cold or
continues sell In violation Of gn the goods Aforesaid
purchased from Day his having his stamps
We do wsh be understood soliciting merchants to
nke arrangements with but deemi; duty do
fine our position CHARLES GOODYEAR,
WILLIAM JUDsON,
Nos 81 and 30 Puk-row.
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.,0 HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. III


Many woman who looks well that she dare not eomPan
sf lost she be 1ieued instead OF receiving sympsthy
seriously afflicted with local uterine deIsnsenlent which
ders iserabe Aost IN this country between
ol5 and 80 safer TO greater or lees degree with
toms commonly known uterine difficulty female weakness
&c, kc- .
Very many tried the skin OF their family physician and
without avail but them that they cured
medicine offered not qusek nostrum, but hnsn 20
the PIosso Of medical colleges and many leading phyh
clans and ndorsed BY many hospital and By the
public GENERALLY The par the service OF
respectable pit and has the following statement from
Dr. Hayes the eminent Chemist to the state OF Massachusetts
have ansyzo urasfenosrg sisrshas
Uterine Csthocon The ingredients valuable In es.or
ing health and hor peculiar combination sivss direct an
favorable action upon the uterine organs HpSTeg es9sia6s
aAd har1Iesa A. A. HAfss, n. D.,
CAenist for the State Of MsssaeAssssssL"
Fesas i-reouiayH tDsctr.is uterine 6splosnst and al
dteuIsies azG constitutional troubles Of
earsip cured BY TIE 0RARyKSBEaG MAMMALS UTERINE
CATHoLIcoF Price 81 80 per bottle. FoR sALB OF
yIos OF THE GsAEYESBsIa COMPANY, No. - PARK-ROW
NETWORK, ANB BIZ ALL DRuGGIsTs-
Or TEE RECEIPT OF So FIVE BOTTLES ssSr By ExPk.aA
AVID CHARGES IND o. kXPR2ss ROUTE IRON new
YORK.
ASdrea JOSHUA y. BRIDGE, N. D., Secretary Gnd Cos
sxIfss Physsiaa CraIfssbs,g Coapdsy Ne 30 Parsroa
he1- York
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

nor BRIDGEP0RT-Farc 50cts.-Tbe steamer
ANsONIA Capt. Chas. Dutcher leaves Peckslip every
1uesdey Thursday and .tuTday al Il Frelg: taken at the
loves. rates 4 LOCKER Co., no. liz Scuh-s'.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEl.
~ Leave foot Of Courtlsnatst Jersey City Ferry daily
(Sundsys excepted $40 for PeImont and suhen 10
n. and M, for Permont. Leave SuHern at a M aud
Piermopt GAS and 10 Stages connect for Hack
ensack schraenburE Nysck, New City, and HgyefF'Eaw
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Gouse-furnishina GOODS.

VERY INTERESTING to HOUSEKEEPERS.
JAMES MIGRANTS PATENT WArkR-BAGk
COOKING RANCE proved by hundfed now Al a,e
10 and simple remedy against Dg out
should the wst-f be stopped II also al break
euksge for proof OF ~bsh all and
txsnne, for circular with crtcates, ths
sbicL sufficient recommendation. j. lNORAM SUH,
Msnufsciuf,Is No. s34 4,h-sv., E-r-i ork.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of ROSWELL G..
BRANARD ESQ., Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice
h hereby given according law 10 al having claims
against SAMUEL h. CORNISH late OF the City OF brooklyn
deceased that they required exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber the executor the Otto. q
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS, Trinity Buildings No. Ill
Broadway In the City ofNewYoTk before the lab day
March next-Dstsd September J, 1883.
slO IawsmoS CHARLES B. RAY, Executor
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ABANDONED lsrAsTs.-On Thursday night an in.s 49,
wa, found Ia an barrel In trent Of house No ~ EA
street comfortably wrapped mp In fannes and
Jut Abandoned u wssssnt 70 The Anls IN AZ
sh.rnoop The dead bod, OF infant found hcafia
Fast R,sr Al the foot Of gh street II taken 70 heS~v
Hospital, where the Coroner WI hesd ~ inascs~
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The authority vested in him by Legislature Of the sstt
Oily Of NeT-YOk the subscbe Controller Of sad city
Vii sell ct PUBLIC AUCTION 70 the highest bidder, viii
sH s sSS 1T q s2' M one E1 The
VAL g nv ana FERREs
or the Of Ten eaT from the t-5i day Of May ~ ~ Ge
with al The hts privilege ana sdvsTtase' he 1 1so >,
and from the alps, landings and premises 70 and rom
which they s nov run SO la a. '@ ,Ic InT Been Tsprve
aud appropriated or ferry purposes except that the Andne
sid avenue the vicinity thereof and in the esses
which the Corporation not the owners o. the sp land
ing OF termuaon used by said Ferries portion
shseo the landings eriaaons be made Ut some pc;
In their vicinity If the lessee shall SO sle 1t his cSn cost ana
an express stipulation viii be embodied in TIE Lessee tina; the
shall the said several ferries 1t uniform rate of fare
GOT escede tire present rates disconnuAnce OF
ons Of the said ferries durus tie Of sd lease shan BE-
lease thereby become absolutely lul aud void
The purchaser OF lessee other than tie present esses win %
required to purchase at far appraised valuation, ne noetS
buildings shd other lezy properly q !he P'essn leset
Such VARIATION 70 be soeaned by competent dneres
perou be chosen BY the preaect ec ono by tas
purchaser or lessee under his sale and fhs third o5 the We
The eas to be made the usual form Of ferry leases and q
= H he sncp5d by the CoTporion or o. in connection with
pes slips bGlkhead premises proposed TO De leased
aug the term thereof The lease Of said feres viii not be
animal less than the aggregate amount Of annual
The purchaser Of the lease Of the ferries and the appon.se,
win be required at the zine Of sse to tne Collector OF ta
CITY Reyenae equal to ~enS per cent Of the smoul po
ese executes with the usual covenants otherwise 70
BE- forfeited the Corporation be viii at the same time ALSO
be required 10 furnish obligation to be signed by st least two
surotios that he win execute bond with ureei
10 be approved the Controller for the puncua payment Of
Lbe quarterly aud for the faithful execution Of the covenants
Of the lease.
The the auoneer and the Q, the lease 20 BE-
paid oy the purchaser.
Tie win contain covenant requiring each feIy
boat 10 have attached its engine FIRE sppastss force
pump with than 400 feet Of hose Of Che quality and d.
neons by the Fire Department Of his city TO be nsed
for the extugushnen Of fires whenever required by the Cb
Engineer Asssants for which services the essees VII
eDty dollars hour for each hour 80 engaged
CRY oY ERw.YoRK, DEPARTMENT. OF FINANCE,
Controllers Office Nov. 10, 1883 -
The sale the aforementioned Fci Hes Il postponed unb
WEDNESDAY December 1889 the hour and place
ROBT. T. HAW5 Controller.
The above sale further postponed until THURSDAY, Dec
- 4'''' ~ VIC '- iROBT. T. HAWs Controller.
The above sale Il further postponed until TUESDAY Jan. 49,
wv " Wv ROBT. T. HAWs Controller.
The above sale h again postponed until FRIDAY Feb. TO-
'ONO' ." "" ''-' KoBT. t. HAws Controller.
The above ss, Il further postponed until SATURDAY. Feb.
~ wv - ROBT. T. HAws fControler.