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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-31

TRUSTEES SALE.-On Thunday, the TWEEN
] ty-third (23d) day Of June, eighteen hun
dred and sixty 1857 will Be sold fos cash 70 the
highest bidder at the Court House door, - the
city Of Davenport, :. two o'clock, +. -, the fol-
lowing described real estate 10 Scott county, lows,
10 vit: Commencipe q the north west conner Of
Section nineteen { 10y. in Township eighty go }.
Range four ~ east. thence running west hve and
is 100 chains % land Of William Saddors; Themes
south eleven and Sl-l00 ehsins 70 land Of ID. II
Lower thence due east hve and Ss-loo chasns %
TIE Heetion line between Sections ninstssa (1S) }
ana twenty (9o); thence north eleven aad 6t-lee
chains 70 the place Of beginning.
By force and effect Of Deed Of Trust nade to
me 81 Adam Propse and Susan Propst; his wife,
daily recorded in Seott Cosnty Rocords, nessh
"a. 1851, IN Book *" Of Nsgtpgss, - Peg ~
sa1 daesd March seth, 1851.
FRANK pLUMRR,
nvas.aes 1sue1oe.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.-STATE OF IOWA
~ Scott oouaty Miles White W. Jns. Houston

To Jno. Housten--Sir: You are hereby notified
that thcre 10 now 6lc, in the ONCE Of the Clerk
Of the District Court in Scott county, . Petition
Of Niles White praying for the foreclosure Of :
eerta'n mortgage on the west half of the south
east quarter Of Section ten [lO), in Township
.'envtovl nortn' Range one east Of the 3th
r. y, which Was executed by you, to petitioner.
o: the 9Th day Of July. 1857. to secure your pro-
m'ssosy sote to him. Of same date, for 1884 n:
and that unless you appear, on or before the 6rst
day OF the next Term Of Scott County District
Court, and answer thereto according to the rules
Of said Court, judgment will DO rendered srainst
ysu thereon.
Dated this I'd day Of May, A. d. 1860.
NILES WHITE, Plaintiff.
0AAts dsANT, AttSbey may7- d5w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-31

N1OTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Undersigned have this day entered into Co
Partnership for the purpose of carrying on the
publication of the DAILY AND WEEKLY DENo-
CHAT AND News, Newspaper to be published in
the City Of Davenport, Scott County, Iowa, also
the Job Printing Business connected with said
Newspaper Estsblishment under the name and
style Of Richardson, West I Co.
ID. n. RICHARDSON,
GEO. r. WEST,
GEO. r. CARPENTER.
JNO. G.. GIVEN.
Dated Davenport, Tebeuagy 81, 4. D., LEO.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE STATE OF IOWA

ORIGINAL NOTICE STATE OF IOWA.
~ Scott county, S.: To Abraham d. Van W yckss
Sir You hereby notified that there is now
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
for Scott county. in the State Of Iowa, Petition Of
Solomon Ball claiming the foreclosure Of certain
mortgage, executed by one Darius Is. Tainsn to
the said Solomon Ball, Of date November LIST,
1856, Of the following real estate lying in said
county Of Scott, and State Of Iowa, to Wit The
west half of Section No. twenty five (25), in
Township No. seventy nine (7S( north, Of Range
two ~, east of the fifth 18th r. NJ, which said
mortgage was made to secure the payment Of .
certain promissory note of date November LIST.
1856, for the sum Of two thousand 10000 dollsrs.
executed by the said Darius b. Tallnan 70 said
Solomon Ball, and payable one year after the date
thereof with interest ~ the rate II six per cent
per anrum and that you have been returned BY
tho Sheriff Of said Scott county net 70 md
Now, unless you appear and answer said Petit
ton on or before the FIRST day Of the next Term Of
said District Court, to be begun and holden on the
first Monday Of June, A. d. 1850, your default
will be entered and judgment rendered thereon.
DAWSON / TRUE,
Att'ys for Plaintiff
Let the above notice be published in 70 "Dsily
Democrat and News" for Eve consecutive weeks.
IRA M. CLIFFORD,
Clerk of said Court.
Davenport, March s, 1860. marv-d5w
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0NAND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL lsr, 1860
~ lights on the Railroad Bridge will be SO ar-
ranged Is TO show the head aud foot of the piers
on each side Of the draw passage. Boats going
down can see the right and left hand Of the piors
Of the draw from Stubs Eddy, about one mile
above the Bridge. Boats going up can SEQ the
right and left hand piers from point in the Chan
mel opposits the foot Of the Island, oue-fourth ~
. mile below tho Bridge.
The green Signal Light on the STAFF at the foot
Of the pier, and the red Signal Light ut the head
Of the pier, will be continued ~ heretofore.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, March 2Sd 1860. (mar26- d3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-31

Trains run by Chicago time, which Is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
0N AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 9rH,
leave Davenport for Nuscatihc, Columbus City.
Washington and Iowa City (Sundays excepted
rs follows:
Express and Mail Train at.........7O0 A. n.
Trains will leave Davenr ort for Chicago daily,
Sundays excepted, as follows:
LIST Mail Train, 0t.. .9:3o A. y.
I'd Express Train, at..................6 IS P. y.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays OF.
ceptcd, as follows:
PROM THE EAST.
LIST Express train Observation-Disclosures 40 A. n.
"a Mall tram, at... ..5 55 r. n.
IRON THE WEST.
Mail Train, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35P.
All trains out Of Davenport will make direct
connections at Columbus City, Washington and
Iowa City, with the Western Stage Co. 'sstagcs for
oil points West.
The Passenger Train connects at Rock Island
with Chicago and Rock Island Railroad trains for
all points East, North and South
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions as to the destination OF
their baggage also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in tho cars
NIB. Trains for the East connects at Joliet
With trains on the Michigan Central X. X. ut
Chicago with trains tho Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central and Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN F.TRACY,
ar9 Sup't
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Original NOTICE.-STATE OF IOWA,
~ SCcTr County Robert 5. Wilson VI. James
7. Robinson, ct nj.
To Margaret Is. Mccall and William Mccall her
husband, and George Wilson--Sirs and Madam.
You are hereby not fed that there is now on file,
in the office of the Clerk Of the District Court in
Scott county, Bill in Equity Of Robert ). Will
son seeking to hava cancelled q certain deed exc
cutcd by him on the 9TH March, 1853, as in trust
for the Presbyterian Charch of Blue Grass. in
connection with the Preshytery Of Cedar, Of tho
following described land in Scott county. TO wit
One acre Of land lying on the west line Of the
southeast quarter Of Section thirty three [33]
in Township seventy eight rs north, Range two
II east of the 5th r. NJ, commencing ut the Gen.
ter OF said west line, and running north eight Isl
rods thence east ten lI0l rods thence south six
teen g. rods; thence west ton lei rods; thence
north eight 10 reds to the place Of beginning,
for non user, want Of beneficiary to take under
said deed, &c. or that the legal estate may be re-
conveyed to him, and other matters in said Bill
set forth and that unless you appear, on or be-
fore the first day Of the next Term Of the Scott
County District Court, and answer thereto, &C.
cord ng to tho rules Of said Court, judgment will
be rendered against you thereon.
Dated this 18th day of May. A. D. 1890.
ROBERT S. WILSON, Plaintiff,
JAMES GRANT Attorney.
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N OliCe.

sTyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i iag betWsea the undersigned in the practice
of the Law has been this day dissolved BY mutual
!. oonseat. kCHAS. +. PUTNAM.
Y J. B. LEAKC.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-31

ORIGINAL NOTICE. STATE OF IOWA,
~ County Of Scott IS: George >. g. Dow VS.
Hans Mehrens, Lewis Boyer, Ad. Peterson, John
Bartemeyer, Austin Corbin. Dav IMPORT Mutual Fire
Insurance Company Harvey Leonard, Burgower
Locwenthal h Co and Johan liar,els.
To said Davenport Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, Burgswer. i.oc wenthal 4 Co., Adolph Peter
son and inhan Bartels You arc hereby notified
that there is now file in the o1ice Of the Clerk
of the District Court Of said county Of Scott, a
petition Of Geo. >. &. Dow, claiming to Quiet the
title in him Of and to the following parcels OF land
in the county of Scott aforesaid, described as fol-
lows, to wit: Lots Nos. niue o., ten lO) ele2en
UI. and twelve (l2), in Block No. five Is }, in
Sturdevants recorded map or plat OF Town Lots;
also, the west half of Lot No. six Co., in Block
No. fourteen a. in the City Of Davenport, he
being the purchaser Of same under and by virtue
vf sale under deed Of trust and unless y
shall appear snd answer said petition, or before
the first day Of the next term OF said Court, to be
holden the first Monday Of June, A. ID. 1860,
plaintiff will take decree as prayed for in said
petition, with costs.
CORBlN 4 DOW,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Let the foregoing Notice be published in the
"Daily Democrat and News !" tor four weeks.
IRA N. CLIFFORD,
Clerk Of said Court.
Feb. Goth, 1860. (feb2l-4w.
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Feb. Goth, 1860

ARlGlNAL NoIdCE..SG,"so OF iC"a, Sou
~ in thancery, Mary A. Jamison VS.. TIL. Gulch
etal.
To r. Campbell, l. Son, Owen / Clark, VIM.
Dunton, Catherine Peterson, Duhme h Co., John
hartman, Chamcey Dewey, and each of you de-
PENDANTS. You and each OF You hereby noti
fed that there is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court in and for said Coun-
ty, n petition Of Mary A. Jamison guardian, pray
ing for q foreclosure Of q mortgage upon certain
Real Estate, situated in said Scott County and
State, to-wit:-Lot No. IS tive, in block rs
twenty eight, in the City Of Davenport, in ssid
County, dated the LIST day OF Nay, A. D., 1856,
executed by said Theodore Gulich to Henry NJ.
Jamison, former guardian of Autonius G. Jamison,
for the purpose Of securing the payment of =
prom,ssory notes, given by said Gulich to said
Henry NJ. Jamison now deceased, being for the
respective sum of 1920 each, and payable with
10 per cent. interest per annum on the lst day of
May, respectively Of the years A. D.. 1857, 1853.
1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1868, 1864 andlS65. The
six last mentioned notes have become due by re-
bate nent of interest, and are now due we'll as
those two payable in 1858 and 1859, and are
Plaintiffs property as present guardian, OF
Autonius G. Jamison; said bill alleges that you
pretend to have some claim TO said land where
fore you are made parties. That you have been
returned .not found" by the Sheriff ofsaid County,
that said Court ordered publication of this notice
and that unless you appear on or before the next
day Of said District Court to be begun aud held on
the LIST Monday in June, 1860 your default will
be cntc red and the prayer Of petition granted.
JAMEsJ. l.lNDLEY, Attorney for Pl'f.
Davenport, February ,23, 1860
Let the above notice be published in the Da-
sccative weeks.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD,
Clerk Of said Court.
Davenport, March 5, 1860 mar6-dlw.
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FROM THE W EsT.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.


The Capacity Of this Koad is now equal to an,
IN the Country.
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NOTICE. STATE OF IOWA

mayl5-dts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22
DROSPECT PARK LOTS, BROOKLYN
i For sALEby MERRIAM 4 HUBBARD,
I LEWELLYN PARK is a tract of 800 acres of

land beau,ifully situeed the slope Esge
irscr deep rayues bod rocky cliffs. brooks the puet
spring picturesque old oaks, beeches and tulips and
noble OF the Vsrous native evergreen and deeidaous
II Is laid out and embe.hed with rye. walks ETC. in the
modern natural style Of landscape gardrnine end % acres have
been decided in TIE eycsye end enjoyment OF the
purchasers Of the land sing within the Pax ad the remain,
der Of the land has been divided into villa sites OF from to III
II wa ccted with special the Of citzcns
md heahl in The country slopns 70 the sogtheast
winds of Winter is avoably situated to catch the souhsy
Tie who'll trsct bound. in pure. soa spring water
II believed that no rot within twenty miles OF
mot the only locality the city where there l. no fever
PGrehoc. Of ic desiring 70 build of stone csn obtain the
material ON the Prenises ir,o of cherge
De privacy the PARK and oil tho tos ia secured by Lodge
and Valley Road mile
Month orunge Railroad Station As ascend along The Park
aytnues miles Of which already conpietedNcsak
all ,eken glance. Upon reaching the top Of the
ountan 200 feet above tue eye Of the landscape more
hsn 100 miles In ortn spans the horizon Cultivated has and
country ssts Villages towns aud cities ponds rivers sud bays
with tie ignds Of Heycnk at the south Nyak Mount in,
Ha'ertw Peck and the hishands toward the north with
Long Island aud the oesn In the east All h revealed the eye
1his natural panorama is acknowledged by oil to be- ono OF the
iieweyn ParI Is distant ton 'ev.York CITY thirteen miles.
than hour via Morris and Essex Railroad, from tbs
foot Of Coursnd,st The fo-wng tiaa pr day each way.
For orunge-LeaVe New at $50 and ll5o RI p $3.50,
Tor Orange es Gs5 40 ass ooG and
1919 A. M; -, 1yo, - ~ and 20 p "a. O.. A..
hour u departure are a. follows. Nh
Leave New York Tor Newark and Orange at CO. 7O 40
Q. 10 a. NJ; Il M; 40 49, SO 6, $50, 100
Leave Ornge at The Of Cone and Maine M for New
aIk and New York, at as, $50 - 7A, 8, 92, lLaSa
l2.25 225 345, -, sic 5f5, bt5 and C55 p.
For Of beauty and variety Of scenery for health
fness Of climate for the intelligence aud moral order it's
population IN short for all those considerations which combine
to render region attractive family residence 1t believed
that the vicinity Of Orange especially the mountain side poe
advantages not snIpad equaed, by any other place
IN the vicinity Of New Yofk
fex Houses Eagle Ridge fof sale with the right 10 Lilo
welyn PARK from %, 90 to $40 900 each
For aps terms, and paculsv apply TO the propnetor
l.. g. hAskELL
No. u Ceda st. New.YOTk and Eagle Rock. 0raess. MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22
Gbanres for Business Glen.

Any active business man, having Sl,O)O, by
"A taking the trouble Of calling upon the advertiser mned
aely at 500 Broadway No o. viii De put ID me way
10 realize $4,000 per annun. without putice Of n'k
DARTNER WANTED.-A jobblng house dong
nearby a cash trade is DESTROYS OF neeting win paty
having from capital the object TO incmase the
business active young from the country preferred Ad
dress JOBBING HOUSE, Tribune Office. Eeierezoes e''
changed and communications confidential
VNHE ADVERTlSER-A person OF extensive
business experience, desires TO form connection o.
PARTNER AGENT, CLERK, with come house where ms
knowledge Of business would be Of value AZ Ageu or eao
bi.S brncb of any business in this city his experience
der him peculiarly ft The best city reference viii be given
for integrity capacity. sc. Address b. b. Irbune ONE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22
nlnn WuTrE SIrIpHITR SPRINGS-AN-

OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRlNGS-AN-
~ NOIINCEMENT Of the PROPRIETOR for l36o-1h.
white Sulphur SpB situated Ia Delaware County
10 miles north Of Columbus 1.-THE CAPITAL Of Op On the Scoto
River miles from Delaware niles from White sulphur sta
ton on the Springfield, Mt Vernon, and Pittsburgh Roroadt
ana miles Levi Center Station the Cleveland Column
bu and Cincinnati Railroad These springs wiz De op,n or
e1p1ience the pat nas fully confirmed III" nigh
est expectations Of the proprietor and encourages nun 70 prse
we're IN his efforts male this second place Ia the country
" BATHS.
Bathing here by the plan adopted Il brought into fair eop.
tiop with that al naturally and hot springs The water
heated IN the bahtub by pe the heat not being ed
birh enough 10 precipae it, salts applied to the surface OF
e bathcr without the oss Of any Of ~ saline ingredients Inc
budnrs are substantial and convenient The grounds EN-
about 10 acras divided between lawn and woodland
teslefy laid off into walks ana drives Telegraph once has
been permanently established, connecting The springs with az
pay Of The country Livery. wei stocked with hores and
carriages is attached TO the place For further niomstion az
ANDRE@ WILSON, JR., Proprietor,
White Sulphur T.. o.. Delaware Co. q.
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N house aii s,ue, woudhko to conespond Jung
I,,iv Of saluence and with view to MArRbo-
NY that he might spend the Of his days Ia bsppnev Ad
dcsa A. YOUNG, No. i88 Hudson-st.
INFORMATION WANTED of DOMINICk
u PETER PELLEGRINI about IS years age, BY trade
Plaster Figure mixer ebout feet inches HIGH strongly bui
dark Completed brown hair board close TO the skin black eyes
oval face and regular features he speaks French aud Engn
besides liesn When he left homo the morning Of the h
inst lao bad wooden sack jacket checked red and bne
black parts checked vest hnen ht fat brown nat
with two holes He Il dcranged his mind aud be- IL sup
posed he the person who IA Of insanity made an ATTACK
on the Mr. Veuattaon Bergen Hill ~ j. "Wednesday
last The authorities both Of th State and of New Jersey
are respectfully requested 20 send information they pos
sss Of this individual either 20 his brother. hNACLETAS
PELLEGRINI, No. l4 Leonard st, to H. w. TlNELLi,
Attorney, No. IL Chambcrsst New. York.
II G. V. D."-There are letters for you at the
y address, adam BEDE" gave.
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Boar6 emo Rooms.

COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, No. lO4 l4th-st.,
Y oppose the Academy Musc Splendid family sui.es,
double and single rooms furnished and unfunished at
low rates Meals a la carte.
ONE or Two Gentlemen, with their Wives can
be ed with moderate BOARD, two three
single Gentlemen in Family consisting Of Gentleman and bis
VIE or PART of the House to LET to a small seneel
Faniiv. Inquire at No 81 Yves, 4fthst
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SUPERINTENDENT OyFIcE, MouST 81. VINCENT,
Central PARK, May ~, 1860. J
NO ROAT RITII .DERS and OHHERS.-Seaed

FVNO BOAT BUILDERS and OTHERS.-Sealed
PROPOSALS win be received At this office until o'clock
n the afternoon of TUESDAY May the twentynnth for pro-
dug BOATS 10 be LET hire upon the Orsmsntd Waters
Of he Central Park Pour Boats will be required before tho first
dy of July additional Boats before tbs twenty
rs Of ry neat and others aeward the Commissioners Of
the Pork may determine to be Necessary to meet the danad OF
ne boat viii be required to conform to certain specifications
and drawings. and to be managed aud ued In accordance win
orfn condition and regurons copy which nay be seen
AZ Mi, Office after u o'clock M, TUESDAY, May p
Proroal. viii state the offered be paid annually of
h Boat used upon the Waters OF tho PARK and viii De- accom-
ed nv the names of responsible Eetes for
b.. f,itbiul performance OF the duties undertaken.
Rod If Commissioners of the Central Par. TIE
RIGHT 10 reject all Of the proposals which ha be rceis a.
Proposals. should I've indorsed Propo Tor providing Boats
ard he 10 "Thc Board OF Commissioners OF tbs
Cortral TarL" FRED. LAW OLNSfbp,
Architect.in hef aud Superintend Mt.
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IL DELAWARE WATER GAP

This favore resort - open 10 visitors.
The ractions beautiful mountain hne sir End
pure water pleasant drives and walks, rowing nsEing Se
The hshng is 1t It's hisfi and large nnmoVm s
taken.
nearly double Of those Of last year
PA,.errers leave New foot o. Cornas at O'clock
a. M, and arrive at the Cup IN time for dinuer.
L. w BRODHEAD Proprietor
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CHEET IRON.-250 packs Russia Sheet Iron;
- Also best polished Belgian Sheet Iron for sale by
a. A. THOMSON { Co, No. 2iS ws.orrt
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Amnsemfnts.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N TUESDAY EVENING, May n
OMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT -

N TUESDAY EVENING May y.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
Nerdrs greet Opera, IL TROVAT0RE,
Mme. GAZZANlGA .LEONORA
Mis- WISSLER (by Kind permission Of Max Msret- -
TAMAhO
kir. AMAT DUBREUL Elk ANDO
Cordaetor. MuLlO
CARD.
Toe undersigned citizens of NewYofk have learned with deep
regpt the serious nosposcn and sened circumstances oil
Miss SfERANZt and dceng that the honor of our city re-
ques thst Aonekug be done TO relieve Of such
hardship 50 that OF this young artist they have
selves into Committee OF Arrangements Tor the
Testimonial = be given In her bchSf at the Academy Of MUSIC
on Il ESDAY 22d int. -,
Fernando Wood, John r. Brady, Robert Dillon Jonn r.
Brady Henry Rayuerd. John NcKeon, X H. Su It.r
Dyckers. Richard Storrs villa C. r. Bumkhsrdt b I
Msrsh Loring Andrews Prof Ellie Charier Dr. a H. NJ ~
Whiting NJ D.. r. Ogden Doremus. y A 91lt S,,pel H.
eecrvr Henriques T. James Glover Alfred SeiN .., v 4;
NJ Barlow. Francis Skiddy, r. Bsrreds v Vsr;1o II
de JnrgO. Juan Msnset NJ.
Wolfe Dr. Charles HencheL J. II. Wanwrlsn - p;;na,
& IL Row Henry q StebhnS Sydney Mason hot'ni .
Ered " Gilbert Herpy Sparks Joseph Av,'zt,A, ~, ~
Fabl1icotd HaAaele Moli A. Frsnseh M IhsAIsior "
" bailey Adrian Ien Nathaniel jarvis IT, Johh A. h!e'
r. he had At Firth Pond Co.'S Music Store No
80 py schsrfcnbcrs Luis Of Broadway aid
stit and at the Academy TUEsDAf from f. ~ 10
m -, ..- =. h.a q, Sitelrs No 10 Uau-gt fron,9
-" FL a ~ end pt Breusiugs Music Store, brosiway
Admission Al; Reserved seats, 81 So Family Circle ~ CT
arrrIif heater. y cts
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ CnpTgGI MITGIANI

Ma CORTSI hss the honor Of announcing ibat she has
rented from the Directors the Academy of Music for limited
number Of performances for the purpose Of Introducing to the
American pubic the great Tenor,
SlGNOR MUSIANI
who has made an immense sensation during tho late Opera ses
sou in Havrn4 .,.
Msd CORTEsI in returning her sincere thanks for the great
favor with which received at her former visits
In NeYofk az the Academy Of Music trusts that she wiz
meet with liberal patronage which she viii endeayor ~ de
serve through the perfection and completeness o. the operas 70
be produced
Partirulrrs
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Cntlerp, Gar6ware, &e.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
MANY, BALDWIN MANY,

MANY, BALDWIN MANY,
No. 40 JOHN-ST., COR. DUTCH, NETWORK,
Importers and Manufacturers Of AL kinds OF Buide Hardware
and Locksnith hat-rialA
Locks Of the best quality.
Heavy Silver Plated Door Knobs
Plated Name and Number Plates
ssG Night Laches for Front Doors
Aud every variety Of articles adapted for ntass dwellings
Improved Wire Door Springs
Green and Gas House Tne Gas Retorts Fire Brick kc q
the Lowest Cash Prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22

BOARD WANTED in TIE C0UNTRY--By IA
ID Gentleman Lady and three Chgdrou within n h,mT ride
from the ciiy Three wanted aud coed accommodations
Adde'S Box No 100 Ne.iok fostOce giving fiii descnp
ton end terms.
DOARD WANTED-At pleasant farmhouse,
ID either On Long leland In Wesicheser County for
family Of five address with tsn &c, DO. No. 1887 Post
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Gnmmcr Retreats.

BOARD in Bloomfield, n. J.-Large, airy, and
pleasant Rooms good Board can be Obtained OF Mrs
JOSIAH DODD The house most pleasantly situated IN tho
village Bloomfield ~ j. about three minutes wall from IN
dnnt Rers 10 Noses w Dodd PGblsher No 500 Broad
way: Charles Barlow esq Douglass Mercantile Agency 70 80
Brsadvsav. Dr. y : King Druggist the Bloomfield Depot