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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19
NHAMBER CONCERT UNION.

CHAMBER CONCERT UNION.
~ The first SOlREE of the Association VIII take psoe VI
TUESDAY, March 20, at .no.nuay
G0LDBECK,S MUSIC HALL, No. 200 Dh ~ pas.hayeu,
Trio by Beethoven; Duo by Schumsnn; song !"
Performer: Messra MALLARD, MOLLEniiAav Az. ,;cls n.
fES MILLS and sAFR Subscriptions ana .us, ala Al
tho prinenal Mu,ic. stores. Single Tickets ~ - Ve"'
the DooE on evening OF Concert -----------------
WINTER GARDEN. ..,,,, ,h. b,,b,.. or
5e % ~. q, The p.tross Of the Winter uhaehi nave
he horror to announo Ehat they VIII Introduce " "' s'
after a. absence OF h's syys ssi'' BATEMAN.
-, ., .huS aytist whose fame n Europe aud America
gs. uneouacd and whoe rentree IA the nist m ~
- nav usty be sta ed a. the most interesting o'n' %
I.TrNhS will appear MONDAY March 49, as the hero
ineois NEW AMERICAN PLAY,
90, ,Dou Ioprlellows beauthi poem, entitled
i0"''' Wy EyANGELiNE.
Th,s NAV will combine the united attractions Of
MUSIC, PAINTING and POESY.
New and superb scenery has been prepared by MesA Hays
and REVERE the descriptions in the Tue character
c co.ue, Of the period VIII be strictly adhered to- great
portion the Language has been enaed the play and the
rendition OF the chs a s,S Of 5ysp;e,ne ny
viii present Of the most charming natural ch1e and
griaiie creations that bias ever grace q the
AMERICAN STAGE.
order that be spared the following artists
have been selected to give the highest effect to the other char
Mf JoSEPB JSFFFRsoN will appear as Bsgt,te lie Blanc
MIR GEORGE JORDAN. .ss.............. Gabriel
Mr. CRARLkS KEMBLE MASON as Benedict Bellefontaine
Mr. Pr Basil the blacksmith
MIR STODDAkT. Father telicisn
An overture written expressly fer the play by the dis
WI *. Ii. FRY.
The descrpve composed by the Lesder Of the
'''""'' EDWARD MOLLENHAUER.
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D. . = McMAHON, Algy., No. ri sload~.y. -
MORTIMER GRIFFIN & Co.. Auctione

"A NUHTTMEK GKIFfIN q C0.. AuctlOneefs.
N. -MAGNIFlCFNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE e.
PU BIG AUCTION, THIS DAY. Monday a. the sepss
brownstcps residence No 80 West oht between th ak
tthsys commenting at 0i o'clock Tbs la'get and richest
House6od Furniture and Worts OF At offered IL
God taye Pisno forte elegant Dfa~-
Ing Suites artistic Bronzes and Deden aud Sew
China yAses Oil Paintings By eminent ass Bronzo SUD Or
ou French plate Pier Mantle Mirrors brs
csde Curtains roewood Chamber Furniture on sss
oak Dnipg Furniture solid 5Iyerwsre China Giass~we.
Table cutlery, &c
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Real estate for Gale.

A TRACT Of about IS acres for SALE, half a
n nde from depot st MORKlsfoWEi ha plain farm
uo. % 10 Of TIMBER several Tins buis os,
"" En0Y Co, No 81 Lbery-st.
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g TEINW AY IL SONS
PATENT OyERsTRUEG GRANDs,
AND SDTTARE PIANOS

PATENT ONEksTB GRANDS,
AND SQUARE PIANOS
Are copsidsred the best Pianos manufactured
Opinion OF nearly all the greatest and most promsent Musi
clans Artists regarding these Instruments:
The undersigned having personally examined and practically
tho improvement in Gsnd Pianos invensed BIZ H..
sTEINWAY In whch the covered strings overGng above
those remaining 40 hereby certify
Ths, result Of the said Improvement the voice OF the
Piano greatly improved in quality, quantity and power
2 The sound by Stenwy, Improvement Is much
harsh stronger and much better prolonged than that
realized In sny other Piano with which acqusnted
The undersigned regard the improvement OF Mr. Steinway
novel; ingenious aud in portant No Piano OF similar
been known ued far the under
signed know or believe. --.-
GUSTAV. SATTER, WILLIAM MASON,
s B. MILLS JOHN N. PATriSON
VIM SAAR ROBERT G0LOBECk,
u. C. HILL GEORGE w MORGAN,
WIN A KING CARL BERGMAN,
GEO. +. BKiSTOW HENRY C. TIMM,
And many Others.
Each Instrument warranted for the Of three
WaYroouls Nos ~ WAkeE-st Broadway, N Y.
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A TTRACTIYE SALE OF

pkfNTrN Ngsh ygp fy9srURg
Library and valuable works Of Art aAd s,tieies ~ .
The elegant residence No. 52 West 2tss az s,.. ~,
av. On mOSDAY March 49, az ICi O'Clock TIE snS va
will sell above by catalogue The eDte eiegso, Tor is
Room Chamber sbd Nurs ~ REIrURE which 4 ss,iss
new having made 10 order but short tins ago and e
prses tho mRg6ceBs sly and chse COLLECTION sf -
hry,cllss furniture and beautiful works Of art that zee,
feed public suction this all Of which VIII ss5 -
tive snd perempto7y Among which sGpero Rowead Pc.
Forte made bJ Fischer splendid Rosewood Paio sees en-
cred IN satin hrocsd msde by Broadway sksr. "a
ceres tatusry end Mosaic top Tables Pier and Msnd NJ
rrs 90 ysds rich Carpet Original Psintias, itzss
Brcnzes Marble tauarv; Dining FURNITURE o ever
d'scuptioni Cut Glass, Chira, sysrwae, &c. with eegsrd
Rosewood Bedroom furniture. Terms Of sale. cash
W. b. WRsTCOTT e. Co, Auctonesrx
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6ouses ann forms h)anten.

WANTED-Bya small family, nice SECOND
w FLOOR APARTMENTS Ia the seventh Wsrt
and above Pike.st Adore. New Ysk Poohicc Box 68t
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Coparinersbip Notices.

VupHfIIIEISHIP NuF'kFS'
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that Tue n GO,
partnership heretofore existing b~tween sAhv &. 81
LORD TAYLOR in this city, has been Dissolved " "'''
consent -, II Al. e,,,, Ia Iioni.
rith"' parry "AN'N SAMUEL LORD,
daAon Per pro- Jas 5. Taylor,
xvL u.,.h, IAN JACOB A OTTO
-, m, ,..,;ar. an. la.>.,.s of LORD rAi.
The unaeIs sneu n. ~in ,s VUs''""' skMUEL LORD
Lok, under the same hsAhs' TAYLOR LORD,
tOiiN :. LYLE.
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TERRY LEASE ut AUCTlOE.-By virtae OF
the authority vested him b the LesssiuTs Of the ga.
o. EewYorh and resolution, q the Common Csenc o. me
VII .en 1t PUBiiC AUCTION 70 the Eshes. bda Viz
De- H. 1855 at O'Clock D. M IN ONE LEASE the Ferries
saoy% bs FULTON s0gTH RA%tT .: H5
fOs the term Of Ten Year from the Fist day Of Nay A q 1851
= the 1 q the City Of NswYo Said
to and from the slips landings and Psmisss 70 and o
se By Cooperation have been res1ya
.nd .PprOPnSed Tor terry PuP9es cps saIt me a1s
said avenue the vicinity thereof aud in the
Ing. or termnsions used by said Ferries any pores
thereof the landings or examinations may be d- a. some potn
An express. stipulation win be embodied in ssss
lessee .ha uu the ssid ferries uniform res Of fare
exceeding the rate and ibe dconnuancs Of any
hs nS q 5 s5 &c eusPs r sGs % same and ne I
ease thereby become c5solu.eiJ null and void ma.
TIE puchassr lsse other than he present esee gtD %
required purcbse fair appraised vaus.on tina oos,,
SRs S'Ss @ fPs :ygsb f @ o. noS.s
Such valuation 70 be y hrse competent s b a.
gachSeI lessee under this SALE and the snd oJ the 80
conform the requirements Of the charter and ordinances sa
RESOLUTIONS >. the Com@oa C0ano aud no eApeoss sss.et
she piers slips SnAhesd or PreIass proposed 70 4s $685.
sold the aggregate Of annual
rent now received for the same
The purchaser Of the lease Of the ferries sGd their sgpends
VIII required to psy the time Of sale to the Collector q e
City Revenue equal TO twenty cent OF the amount BID
Tor Che annual rent TO be applied the rent Of the first
be lease with the usual covenants otherwise 10
be forfeited 10 the Corporation He viii st the time alec,
be required to furnish Obligation to be signed by least
sueies TO the effect that he viii execute bond with surees
10 be approved by the CONTROLLER or the puncU payment 81
the rent quarterly the faithful execution Of the ceverAH
OF the lease.
The Of auconser aud thu expense thu lesse 10 b
paid by the purchaser.
The lease will also contain requiring each tery-
attached its engine apparatus. force
pump with not less than 40 feet Of hoe OF the quality aud d.
used by the Fire Department Of this cy o. usse
for the exnsuhment Of ires whenever required b ne Chs
Engineer hB Assistants for which serycel he le.ees wiz
receive twenty dollars PEI hour ore=h hour engaged
ROBT. 4. HAWS, Centroiler
CRY or HEw.YOEk DEPARrssST oy FINANCE,
Controllers Office, Nov To- 1888 -
The sale of the aforementioned Ferries Ia postponed unse
WEDNESDAY December 81 1889 at the hour and place
ROBT T. HAWS Controller.
The above sale further postponed until THURSDAY Dec
ROBT T. HAws ConsrolieG.
The above sale further postponed until TUESDAY jan 10
1850, at the same hour and place
RoBT. T. HAws Controller.
The shove sale Is postponed until FRIDAY Feb 10
R60, at the hour AID place.
RoBT T. HAwS Controller.
The above sale ia further postponed until SATURDAY fee
25 1860, at the hour and place
RO3T T. HAwS Controller
The above sale further postpored until TUESDAY Mare
RoBT. t. HAws Controller
ATENI aITCrION EGpDON No III
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Billiard Gables.

A large ASSORTMENT of wei,seaso one.
N BILLIAaD-TABLES made In %. best PsHsTIsN Bill
LARD TABLE MANDATORY. Nee. 81 g. O. ana ~ -
syst Nsw-iork Every srsicls casassssd ""s'
tie lowsst rates.
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SIMON DEAPER, Auciisneer

oidEON DhAPkh, hncA1occt
A UCIlON kOTICE.-PursuaDt to an order
"A made tho 18th day February 1880 BY the Court Of Coon
non Pleas hsd IN and for the City and County Of New Yor
unce proceedings supplementary 70 execution judgement %
sred In sac Court assnst George T. Rodmn def ndant
snail sell at public auction the Merchants E1cLaase Ia as
City OF New ork she l9n day RI March, 1890 ~ eiosk
b. OF said day certain BOND made W Nshaniel T. RoomG,
eDt OF 40 on OF before the first Day o. January 1850 ssd
4o the MORTGAGE dated tic day made Of the
party and given collateral security payment
BoEd lands therein described in sullivan County II
Nev.YoTk- kew-York. March . 1869.
- ANDeEw ". LEO0AT. pscslv.s.
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NEW AUCTION SALESROOM, No. ~
~ Brosdwsy FITZPATRICK q BROTHERS Aue,iosl
Large sale Of VALUABLE BOOKS, THIS (Monts{l
EVENING at d O'clock At the store No. ~ Broadway WI
will sell large aud valuable collection Of Books 10 toe yAo
departments of Literature n'luding His cal biogrsPca
Thsoloca Mechanical Scientific Juvenile 4nd Misceisneos
publications; Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books suitable Tor
ysr Gus churches. ,..,vy
Sales Of Fsecy Uoods Stationery Cutlery, Sl.e,Psed Var
Sc Sc on TUESDAY MORNING, Ut 10 o'clocA a. store %
AT Broadway. - ~, ,,.n-. a.. a.
CopsisBmcnt Of all kinds OF MerchaDdise sesm'qIs &c AZ
solicited. On. door sales promptly S'eha7a w. -' ~
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FTNHE briggs PATENT or VIOLIN PIANO.
Il -GRANDS, BlCHORDs and HORIZoNTALS, with
the OyERSTRUNG BASEThese Pianos have great
sensation in the musical world during the past year thai ea
competitors have made business to ansthemane them
correct and that they daily growing In favor with the
intelligent and unpeudeed public The constant endeayo OF
BRIGGS PIANO by misrepresentation and the influence Of
hired agents and ng Commissions to dummerS, while At
time theJ copying all they dare tron them IN
order improve their old Instruments made false and
scientific principles show how formidable competitor has
become This abuse by the INSCRIPTIONS portion OF the
ade and sher throughout the the best evil
dence that .hss Pianos fast supeT,ediug old s OF IN
The public invited call ard them at she
ofhoe OF the ORl0G5 PIANO COMPANY No $40 Broadway
5 b. BRIGGS, Paten.ee and inventor.
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DUBLIC AUCTION.-Tbe subscriber val 10 ole
l. for SALE at Pubic ASe9gn aus aras"yses Coaa' d,
i,n,s ' msh nom the Newlork and New'h"en ksios
Depo, al Coscobbrdge, lhursdsy, haIea ~ " one ra
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Builbins Matsrisls.

LINGUISTIC TILES
Ia For FLOORS,
PLUMBERS MArERIAIs,
CHIMNEY foPS, DRAIN PIPE, An
hILLEp 4 COATS,
TO. ~ P..rlsL
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GEO A. LxkvTTT, Anctiouesr.
by GEO. A. LIE WITT 81 Co.
sRADE-sALE ROOMS. Nos 377 ssd 3z9 BROADWAY
sALE or =

SOCKS, STATIONERY, HOEhS VI All, x"
o. CoDEixnmenss solicited -
TUESDAY EVENING, March 2, commanding 81 b O'Clock
sale large collection Of valuable STAND ARD BoVkSa
the yeous Literature comprising OF the
sest publications, all and fesn Aso soma staple asd
fancy Stationery. .chool Books, etc
ThURsDAY EVENING March o. commencing at 81 o'c'ook
A Bookselrrs stock IS Auction u SIAHL<AHo booho,
sDsy quantities oompnsins scientific "or Vs<ss
and a fne assortment of Lew popular books ,,-, =,
3EOhGE A. LEAVfrr Co.
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Board an6 Rooms.

CT. LAWRENCE HOTEL, Broadway and Sth-
- conducted the European plan Single 80 cents
per day rlegt suites, 81 30 few single Tor gentle
men, 80 80 and s'3 per week, including gas ,
BOARD WANTED-By Gentleman and his
ID Wife in strictly private family in the upper part the
cit,, PABLOR and BEDROOM the locality must be- good
and terms enable references exchanged Address o. r.
TribUnc Office.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-In the imme-
~ date vicinity NewYork aud accessible by sesnb at for
small family from about June AddrsSwth full par'ieurs
r.. Box No 43T Post Office, N. Y.
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~ OrsDge New Jersey, at .'fs SALE
VIII be sold ct auction, THURSDAY March 70 1852
O'Clock o. m, on the pr. misses -
The Property Of the late jarvis situated In Jefferson
Village mites from south Orange, at tbs junction Of tho
highws, and the Moriis and Essex Railroad
The grounds about ~ al uade cultivation and
runn 20 TOP Orange Mountain desraby snd health
fully Tor CANT Building :tes having an extensive we"
OF The su, ourdng country the city bay, Staten ssnd &c.
Ttele large Kitchen Garden, containing all Of the holes
kts berTi- Curants &c. in fn bearing hno La
with shade and ornamental trees and
trusye Or hsrd-the choice and expensive varieties
he framed 40x41 feet h+s lately D. en- erected
sn6 furnished vita all the modem
improvements Hot C"ld " tbreughout and roon
as Pines to eli the tho oughy painted and in good
repair There convenient Out Buildings Barn Wood and
with for servant lce-houss Hen
cry &c large Grape Arbor. with in oearins-formng
Az eligible and healthy COUNTRY SEAT for merchant doing
bnsne In e.l City, being but few minutes walk from
the railroad stations and accessible several times day aud In
one the ely About oueh Of the p1rchte
can e.ss bond AID mortgage desirable For further
tculsEs inquire of EZRA ,. GARDINER. esq, tbs
premises TO JAMES w. SMITH No 279 Broadway New
York.
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EITZt ATRICK * BROTHERS, New AUG
Il TIoN SALE SPOONS, No AZ BrOsdwsy.-L.ar5e SAILS
CT Fancy Goods FapeT Stationery Cusy Silver plated Ware
&C. &c. TUEsDAf MORNING 2otn inst at 10 o'clock, at
the store, No. Az Broadway.
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WALK OF THE WHAT is ITl
WALK OF TIE WHAT ~ IT.

very EV ard, BIKE ta OF child 20 lulI
enmp,hpsnt hen he his only food meat
sweet apples oranges &o Of ali OF Shich TO was very fond
but ID bread cake and similar tins though ne "a
OF raw meat OF that which when cooked is you
notce the formation this non6ecfirt viii Observe tbs;
"A very pecsr indeed The formation OF the head
ara 6e comb both Of the native african and Of the
oae ou'stg The upper pt s the head aed me orehead 10
particular Of beng four five Inches broad "a should
b. to resemble ira Ct & human eng, il
LkSS THAR 40 INCHESi
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DROOKLYN HOUSES for sALE-Tnree new
ID a..,ory.and Basement BRICK HOUSES. elegnnly dr-
bsa. with extra LOTS ssachod ea't side OF Hatt
nert north Of esav in the imed.e vicinity OF Clinton ana
and close Fuonay cars Aso two COI-
TAoEs on Quincyst, afew Soo,s sa Of BsdoT,1 1,i
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pleasant village Of Hunnston Long Island tounS on
the hnb oonanns shout % about 10 high ,ats Of
cultivation. balance IN wood Ga the premise. large
house Barn Carriage HOME suI othag nscsssry Out, Rud
insr and two never.nS wells o. Wslsr Also Orchard ami
Garden Ent "a sboldsnoe FoI particulars inquire OF VI o.
scupDER, No ls Wsrrsn-'., a. H. or Of J. T. CosiKliS
ou tho premises,
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~ II. :. is requested 10 WRITE 10 his br9l llsl
4 N Birmingham, who has az iH'ioi'a"' GUN mum
make 10 him.
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EOR SALE-A pleasant RESIDENCE, one md

from Ryerdale Station Hudson River railroad fteeo miles
from Cbsmbss The premises consist Of Dwelling contain
In, ton with cellar and attic goodf Barn and
other outbudngs perfect order sI Of Land of
which garden well stocked with young Fruit Trees four
acres are In lawn woodland Inquire No 3l8
West Bath st. lCthav OF j. +. WILLIAMS. No. az
gth-ay.
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In ,ood neishbohood being very healthy acc.s 20 city
20 miles day r R. one hours noe IN ta
can h.s OF two neat places soils best, Depot CnaTcns
sehools &c For description, inquire Of A. LEIEhipus
SATIJRDAY from 10 10 O'Clock. at l. MCBkAN'S, No 10
Pins.s, n. Y. (Cut out for reference
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A VILLAGE for SALE-Comprising 200 acres
n or more Of LAND with oPe WOODEN FACTOR ., Que
0RIsT MILL two SAW MILLS one IuhNn1 Sh o,F sss
six BARNS with other eu'buSos situated 90 Gr.er syo
IN A,htsbula County, Ohio miles from Lake Erie TIE nd
&C. The Mills IN successful opcraou ana all Jhs Pope
In good condition Maps sns desedpo, may be seen @g@ es
owntr consulted the office Of GEO Il. GRANNIsS No 1913
at, near College place.
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Comnlssioners Of Taaes and A.sessmeat,.

NT0TICF 10 MOLDERS.-The Molders Of
~ fot,N SAW Rye SON u Jersey City ara on s'rhe,
and ali Modr are requested TO call at the Foundry OF NO.
81 Beeb msust. ---------
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N,UE ADVEKTI1ER very particularly deslrrs 10
4 hear rom Wal CAFFAS OF No LAND, arrived ~ Tow
Yok on the IG,h say OF september 1852 L. BURNER ID
este VI n. Bonner, Newark Co., Ohio
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TyO IET-FOUR FLOORS in the new and sub
,Vo MANUFACTURERs.-A6neW WORKSHOP

FINO LET or LEASE, for business purposes the
Il sECOYD THIRD and FOURTH FLOORS Of 40 75l
Broadway side Asto place undergoing alterations
rented separately or together For terms appyto
L. c. PINCKNEY No. - Wslst.
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ar shout among branches in the
~ 70 the Monkey end Oufsug and OUtsDg After considerable
ro the hunters succeeded ia capturing three Of these cd
ltisstso and female All othem were forwarded 90
hs csnntry but ely the sckene and died
on the yoy age The present Is the only survivor
Whex iirst received here his nstuT y p'sitiop
ON Alb fOURS.
and A x reoufed the exercise greatest and patecs
10 tech perfectly behold h' az the
resent moment But weeks bsve epsed In fact siace
he rst this sttude and walked about his feet
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nor SALE-Certainly q Bargain-A 3-story
IL brick basement and sub cellar HOUSE, in Feetst Brook
Ign; good location removing ths country 10 mnus'
walk from the Ferry Apply to J. HI. DOUGHTY No l1
Bowey, NewYork Once hours, 81 TO 10 and l2i to
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At SOUTH ORANGE, n. J.-For SALE or
n TO LETT Gscass HoU SE, containing IL rooms stu
80 ON b,h around commanding delightful view OfiBse
Mountain and minutes walk from the dspc Good
barn and Of land Inquire Of j. o. "lLSoN'
No Parb-r
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ITO LET-A large STORE on the west side Of 9Th.
Il ev near I4hst having large windows rent, 300 g.
story bh stoop ROUSE modern improvements No l7 West
2hts $50 Fourstory English basement HOUSE, No. 1854
Wet 2sts deep all mode nts 300
Th1eestoy heb stoop HOUSE modern improvements No III
s,bav. 500 Tbee,toy Engshbasemsnt HOu 81, modern
impoyetpets No. l67 West hs $685. 1hesioy ow-bsse-
ent large HOUSE No pa West between 9sh and 10Th
ava $50 TbreeStory hgh-stoop HOT ST. modern improve.
meuts No $50 West 33dst $500 Large DWELLING part Of
HOUSE No 63 6her stories, store, deep, modern i'm
prove ens $780, story high stoop HOUSE modern i'm
provemeus No s West 3h.st 300 Threestory lowsoop
HOUSE modern improvements No 22J West Sstst, $500
Threeetciy HOUSE IN Broekyn No $50 DeTsw near Hicks
d. 40 j. w. DENHAbl House Agents, 8thsv cor. 10th
st. Office open from morning until IN the evening.
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TOR SALE-The FARM situate in tho village
Of White Plains, Westchester County containing "a acre. 81
lsnS lately ed and occupied by VIM Barker; said
PREMISES s.cry frame House with suitable outbuidinss
Part Of the consideration can remain on marriage For
PARTICULAR nqeire Of SMITH BARKER No l79 Broadway
Newly orb city; UNDERHILL HALSTED, Rye; or JOHN
FLANDEROW. opposite the premises.
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TOR SALE or TO LET-The elegant brown
Il HOUSE No 80 Fast 2l'. Brosdw.y in per.
feet order and containing all the modern improvements Apply
to II. BLEECKER North American Fire Insurance Com
pa y, No. Walist.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22
MatieAal Demseratls Platform.

ResOlped, That the platform adopted BY the Dem
ocraHlc party At ClnelnnatI be Aharmed, with the
ollowipg explanatory resOlutions:
NrSf, That the government Of Territory organ
Sed BY act Of Congress 10 provisional and tempo
Fary, and during Its existence ali citizens Of the Uni
ted States have an equal right to settle With their
properly IN the Territory, without their rights, either
Of person or properly, being Destroyed or impaired
BY Congressional or territorial legidlatien.
soON1, That lt is the duty Of the FEDERAL Govern
ment, In ali lie departments, to protect when me-
eessAEy, the rghts Of persons and property 10 the
Territories and wherever else a constitutional su'
thoFity extends.
7RIrd, That when Ghe seVleFs in . TenitoFy hav-
Ing IN adequate populstion, form state eonstitu'
tion, the right Of sovereignty commeness, and being
consummated BY admission Into the Union they stand
on an equal footing with the people o. other States
land the esato thus organised ought to be aAmited
nto the Federal Union whether ltS consultation pro.
hbIts or recognises the institution Of slavery.
Of the acqutiOn Of the Island Of Cuba on such terms
- viii be honorable 70 ourselves and Just to Spain
at the earliest practical moment.
Ree0tOed, That the enactments OF State Iegisla'
lures to defeat the faithful execution Of the fugitive
slave Law, hostile In character, subversVe OF the
Constitution, and revolutionary In their effect.
R6SOIVSd, Thatthe Democracy # the United States
recognise II ~ the imperative duty OF this Govern
ment TO protect the natuFallEed citizen In all hil
rights, whether At home in foreign lands, TO the
same extent as its natlve.born citizens.
WhSreGs, One Of the greatest necessities OF the
age, In political, commercial, postal and military
point Of view, Is Q speedy communication between
ihs Pacific aud Atlantic coasts. Therefore, be 1t
ReaotrSd, That the National Democratic party dO
hereby pledge themselves 10 use every means In the
power to secure the passage o. some bill, TO the
extent Of the authority Of Congress fol
the construction Of Pacific Railroad from the Mis-
Ssuippi river to the Pacific ocean, at the earlles
practicable moment,