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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

- Rf.-The subscriber respectfully announces to the
citizens III Wilmington, and public generally that he has
commenced tbs Saddle and Harness Making Business At
No. q Shipley Street below Second, Wilmington. Della
ware The undersigned fully lelic'e that good Harness
establishment will he handsomely supported II conducted
IN manner to suit the wansof the people As Sir Il. il the
only employer mt makes his saddles ia the best and
most workanlike manner, thus feeling assured that tuse
who may parpike him will receive fullRquiyalen for
their money Ills stock consists Of Plain Fna Qnord Shat
toe Saddles Columbia and Spanish Riding Snidles Alsn
Plain and Common Saddles Single and Double Harness If
all kinds, Wagon Harness. Brides Collars, Wagon and
Driving Whips Trunks md Nases. Carpet Bags Fly-Nets
Of all sorts Buffalo robes blankets together with every
article, usually kept IN this line of business all of which p
will sell rs low AS any other establishment III the city
ba- Repairing done with nuaness and despatch,
ap231y AMOS RlNuWAIT a.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

DELAWARE, FRENC lIT0wN, NEW CASTLE
81 AND WILMINGTON RAIEROAD.
III n sE9 we 49,
On and alter Monday Nov. a, 1909, Trains Delaware,
JunconhDd Breakwater and connecting railroads, will
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
NR, LOGTIS u. EEOVARD.

UMUEOEAIHIU PIT an, lids renot a hia 6fiae 10
the \ v Corner Of flth and shipley Streets vii.
lgton, Delaware where he can be consulted profession
ally oPFeH HOURS from IN 10 A. NJ, and from iii
w.t. ap22-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
MERCHANT TAILOR.

IN MERCHANT TAILOR,
M Mebb's Building, Market Street below Third
,Sla- Wilmington Del, hts choice assortment II
Nlohs casslmers and Vestngs, selected expressly FIR
the customer trade, which he makes M TO order In te
pest style Also, afnll assortment Of ,ientemons Furnish
',,s '.!oua, - APPS
QUESTION soLVED.--Wlio Ii LITTLE NIL
~ ~ IHAkPt Many years ago this question was IN
sWsreh Ny one Of Deawares distinguished sons IL an nm
ioli number who lad assembled hear IT, MANY of thuir
Zones now rest in quiet repose In their graves Billy
If, so says the orator. when young was fond Of riding
corn slak horses on liis fathers farm, when Major Tom
STOCKTON was Leading the American forces and taking nos
session OF Fort George. There few living who were
present at that battle or could testify TO thu fact hut from
History The old have passed away, the middle aged nIe
silent and Young America like those yorc armed with
Resolution told the soft tale, and thus the soldier spoke
lie spoke Of time when his fathers hair was black and
MS whskers, also In those days there was nothins
Thought Oh slampooning or Dyeing II was shave me u
cut my hair Now, fonng America, wishing 10 improve
Win lne les odeis Molstafhe, Goatee Prince Albert
victoria Dye, DnncaIds, Wigs, seaps, sllam11lnlna
Those orders can all be filled ny calling On j. M and IL
Roach, Practical BARRIERS, No. Fast FINN Stteet Devon
Building Wilmington. Del ~ Ds.g''
With Razors keen
And Water hot,
You'll always find them
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ar "

N ONft Es@--tFTfLENS UF' w IIMINO-
IN TON Liquor Dealers, Hotel and Restaurant keepers
rae hereby particularly informed that MIR. SMILEY KING
lla Market Street below Second Is sole agent in This city
for the sale Of Dr. BuRSON's Celebrated Btefs which
be had retail, ut any lar ia the United States This plea
SAINT drink being prepared under the Doctors Immediate
supervision Is sufficient guarantee off purity and besides
being most delicious beverage IL of great benefit In all
disorders of the stomach and kidneys. Try il and for
yourselves, iyiO,in
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
.goInl.son's 25 Ct. Ambrotyne

ROOMS ARE At NO a0a (0ll No. SO MARRETsTl, EET
~ OYER smyths CHINA Store, and opposite the Farmers
BanH Pictures taken at all prices and sizcs to suit the
pins &c. &C Also pictures in cloudy as we'll as elem
W",nsr' fleaSe give me call and for yourselves
hlsO a. W. JOHNSON. AmLrnt vnnArtist
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
GEORGE MCCALL.

NJ ERCHANT TAILOR.
NO, 40 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, DEL.
As choice assortment Of Cloths Cnssirfs and Vest
hgs, which he makes up to order in the best style lie
also Keeps supply Of really made Clothing ON hand
VS.. Call before purchasing elsewhere my2l-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

~ GROCER AND PRODUCE vENDgR.
Corner ih and walnut Streets would respecfv cnli al,
,enllo 20 his stock of Sugars CoeeH Teas Molnsses oil
lce Dheese' oarker Sind, ground and fine Salt Spices
NJ ,so Keeps ncompeteassortment of domestic dried
se6ars together with snperfne and family Flour ""'
niieT and Eggs fresh from the country always on hand
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
PICTURE GALIERx

il.
b. z. cox, PlIOTOdRApIIlC ARTIsp
~ Si1 NaFkft street, q doors below 4th} Wlninp,
p fFl'fAlar attention pull 10 flnily gyouns and Xii
--.5!.-z mayT-1y
RuCk CANDY MANUFACTURED AT IpNIox i
W mandatory and disposed of at PM ~, ~,
WHOLESALE PRICES, at No 223 Market between vi nj
NJ ANTED.-A SITUATIONBYA YOuN.
ueFhlan man, twenty-five years Of are on n tr,n ~
NY OIner KIND OF work This Is stont hearty u
hn Wi'u can perform any kind of labor FoT fi,rth.r
nnv5s a u :" ROBERT WAGNER
ae - -. No. 5O2 Shipley street
I'M ELASTIC BALLS OF EVERY
Ni aaa NJ greatig reduced prices al Bonny, ds1
NDEAiCAL SILVER SOAR, ii. n pr,vo
nuhsTs No. 3lI Market street, cbi1ht Of I'M " p'o
TIosTETTER'S STOMACH II, I,sc ms
4 new fonic4at II. r. BRIN1nuhsT's pfts st3rs
E,aass AND cOPFEES of the best quality nj tba s,oro
Mhliam sweeny, Rraudywino Village. s'Y'' v
CAGE FOR SAUSAGN MAIxB,s.- \, aa,,,
:, sllAws Drug s9Fl No e0a Market street, NA'N'
SAaGEi sage i=-JUsT IN SEASON Ann
~ UT SAFE low at uRihsHAws, No GOO Market street
SAGE SAGE II SAGE !--FR ESTE An,
- osnshAw's, No 6O9 Market street.
NOW is THE TIME AND NOW Ts TEE
season for SAGE, best ever offered at GBrNsaAw,s
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

4 IF1.t.tl.hsf5 4ts vi n nv H. tEIkUCL
W CORNER or EIGHTH AM, QRANGE STREETS.
Wilmington" Delp would respectfully inform the public
al ne keeps ennstaaily on hand complete assortment Of
olH' sugrs uoieOa Spices. Sugars MOu-sps Tobacco Sc
grs' iiaron Hams Sliced and whole Lard Cheese Rice
Esd uround and Fine salt. Elra Superfinu Flonr
Corn Meal starch, Soap Dried Fruits Butter Eggs ~
&C. tlgetier with all articles generally kept in Grocery
Store, which Will besolll cheap. -
N.B-AlsD, ~ choice selection Of Wines BrnIy Whi.La,
Gin and nllIer I.llIors. ivll /.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-25
T.. MUSII NsaeSON,
$50 ,soasa lae b sstsst. -.
GA.

..s. AUGUSTA, GA. . F-e
X EEp constantly for sale large and well
M selected Stock of Chinas iasas and
Earthen Wares. Also. Silver P!ats gss;tsrs
Baskets. Spoons, Forks, f6asPitchers. csndIa.
Stieks DO. Also, Waiters, sTrays, nat Eies Sut.
isry, W2Sden Ware, Basket Ware, TabIS Matt;
articles sMaroi az, 1850. Sin.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-25
THE INDE PENDENT PRESS

cioTEIING-
Black Cloth Coats,
Black Drnp Dcte Coats,
Black Cashmere Coats
Black Bombaz;n Coats,
Black Alpaca Coats.
Black Farmers Satin,
Black Ribbed Cnss;mcrc Coats,
Silk Mixed Coats Vests and Pants,
Fancy Cashmere Coats, Vests and Pants
Fancy Marseillcs Coats. Vests and Pants
White MaIscillcs Coats Vests and Pants
flan Linen Coats, Vests and Pants,
Cape Busters and Plain Linen busters,
Fine Black Doeskin Cashmere Pants,
Silk Hats.
Eassimcre Hats
Black aud Brown Pocket Hats,
Panama Hats,
Lcghorn Hats,
Caps Of all styles
Shirts all kinds. Embroidered and Plain.
Shirt Collars, Cravats.
Gloves Kid and Silk,
Linen, Jean nnd Merino Drawers.
Mcrino Under Shirts,
Suspcrl"rs.
Silk and Linen Pocket handkerchief.
Plain and Fancy Sacks,
Combs, brushes and Pcrfumcry,
Fine Fiolins. and Violin Strings.
focket Knives, RaZo-s, Of the best quality.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-25
THE STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEPILLE ULS7RIC7.
IN E'Uu;}y

ABBETILLE UiS1I'ICT
In Equity.
James McClinton.
Thomas c. Perrin, EAT Bill for Account, &c
and Nancy, Name 'ifs'' his wife,
and others.
L APPEARING to my satisfaction that
L. John Cooper, and Nancy, his wife, James
McClinton. Pleasant Dellerhide, and Nancy. his
Martin Eli "t, and Harriet, his wife, Mary
McClinton, James McClinton, Jr. Cassaulra
McClinion, and other children Of John Nc.
Clinton. deed, whose names are unknown,
G. A. Brown, - Jackson, and Roxana, his
wife, Sycurgus Brown. Virginia Brown, Simon
McClinton. Eliza Ann Anderson, Robert IIar-
vey McClinton, ard Sarah McClinton, defend.
ants in the above stated case, reside beyond the
limits of this State: On motion, hy Perrin Il
Cothran, Comp. Sol, Ordered. that said De
PENDANTS do appear and plead, answer or de
muir to said Bill of Complaint within three
months from the publication hereof or the sam e
Will be taken pro confesso against them.
W. II. PARKER, c.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
March 1, 1860, 3m.
THE STATE IALE,,Q QE sOyIH ylI4,,E; ,BE;AAR3OLINA. B
Ws. In Equity.
VS.. Amended Bill for Re.
D. W: G. Tillotson, lief &c.
md wife. and others,
lT APPEARING to my satisfaction that
L Matilda Jane Tillotson, wife of d. W. c..
rillotson, and their children whose number and
names are unknown, Defendants in the above
:tated case, reside beyond the limits of tins
state. on motion Of McGowap, conn., SOL. Or.
Tered that said Defendants do appear and plead,
answer or demur to said Amended Bill within
hree months from the publications hereof, or
he same will be taken pro confssso against
hem p
wM. II. PARKER, cE.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
Feb. 81. 1860, 3m
THE sd5h1dTtfSabl S51Tf4Blt$ $oYIH YI51AiS3! GAR?L1NA'
In Equity.
vm. II. Parker, Successor,
.etitia Finley, Nancy Jane sure of Mortgage.
Finley, and others.
TT APPEARING to my satisfaction that Ii
ititia Finley. Nancy Jane Finley. Oscar Fin
sey, Ataaeda Finley. orvills Finley, Stephen
inley, Sarah Finley .,Lucy Finley and Gra
lille Finley. Defendants in this cnse, reside be-
'ond the limits of this State, on motion Of
.homsoRskF air. Ordered that the above named
)efenda do gRpear and plead answer or de-
nur tossafd Biif.6f Complaint within three
from dheSpubllcatdon hereof, or the
anne WIN be IM token F PRO sofssG against them
Commissioners Gtllce
Feb. 81, le6O. 3m.
THE SIAIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
r. In. Equity. ..<-
psssa 0. Jss ass.ss's, 4
Laus6p Pffanklih; Bill for Account,
esssd 9 4 y: y. n:n.isas Rantisssnd &c.
TT ARREARi9&, TO my satisfaction that
Il Eakson DEFfsnk lin and Creed W. Rankin,
Defendants in the above stated case, reside
beyond the limits of This State, on motion of
Thomson d Fair Comp. Sol. Ordered that eaid
Defendants do appear. plead. answer or demur
TO saids Bill Of Complaint within three months
froTpsthe publication hereof. or the same will
be taken pro confesso against them.
w. Ii. PARKER, +, AD
Commissioners Officer
Feb. 81, l86O,-3m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-25

lnomhS crawford, Admir-,
with the Will annexed Of g-a
Cador CAN'T, decd. Bill for Advice
ys. Direction, and Re
Cynthia Wakefield. lief
John CAN'T,
ct. nl
n Appearing to the satisfaction Of the Com
Il missioner that the following nam Il par
ties Defendants to this Bill, reside beyond the
limits of this State, namely: Calvin CAN'T.
Newton CAN'T. James CAN'T. Crowther CAN'T,
William CAN'T Martha CAN'T and Sarah
CAN'T. Tabitha Saylor and Nancy Savior
Hugh Loller. William Loller, Elizabeth Loler.
Martha Loller, Sarah Lollcr. and Mary Loller !:
the children Of Giles CAN'T, deed, names
unknown; the children of John CAN'T, names
unknown, other children Of Tra CAN'T, names
unknown; the children of Brilton Cant.
names unknown; the children of Yate Per.
,kins, names unknown; the children of Richard
Alexander, names unknown; the children OF
John Townlcy, names unknown; and the Prcsi.
dent of the American Bible Society. On mo-
ton Of Jones IL Jones, Comp. Solicitor, Order
cd that said defendants do appear and answer,
plead or demur to sai,i Bill within three months
from the publication hereof, or the same will
bc taken pro conf"sso against them.
WM. ii. PARKER, cE.A.D
Commissioners Office, !
March g. 1860 3m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-25
]. A.. ANSLEY~ & CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA, GA.

ATHENS, GA. Nov. 90, 1850.
Dear Sir Rhodes Super Phosphate Ins been
npphedhy Inc this year,on n small scale, to both
Corn and Cotton. The result eXceedep my eH-
pectation, although the experiments, for many
reasons, were not, and could not he conduct al
with due caution yet am entirely satisfied,
that the growth of weed, in both instances the
fruit i'll corn, and the number of boils of cotton,
were fully double the yield in the portions un-
manurcd, and this when only a table spoon full
OF the super phosphutc was applied top
dressing to each hill Of corn, and ten spoonful
to each stalk of cotton-and the last as late in
the season rs the 18th of July. Some of the
weed grew to nine feet high, with six fee.
branches covered with bols, while the un,na-
nured was not half SO good. 1t is my intention
next year. To test it more fully.
Very Respectfully,
Your most oht servt
(Sgncd NJ. c. M HAMMOND.
UNION POINT, C. r. r. Nov. %, 1852.
Mcssrs. j. A. ASsLEY Il Co.:
GcntS-1 bought ton Of Rhodes SuDcr-
Phosphate in Baltimore. last Spring, Mr.. ii. d.
Leitncr, Of BcrZclia, TO test its value as a ma
nure. put about l25 lbs. on an acre of cotton,
III the drill, on land that would not make over
70 to 100 lbs. of seed cotton per acre. without
Manure. The result is entirely satisfactory.
l have made mt least from 450 TO 500 lbs to tile
acre on this very poor land. l expect to pur-
chase from to tons rmy Spring crop. My
Oversccr wishes me to put his name to- this also.
Yours, in great haste.
(SiSncd) T. W. PRINTUP
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. 81, 1859 "a IT,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-25

Which for variety and p surpassed House
Our business conducted under the
Of our firm
goods they market perceived can offer PAR
TCULAR INDUCEMENTS many cheap articles we would only
80 Spring Extension Sknt, Real Steel at
20 Spring Extension Skirts Rea Sec,sl
Coored Silks, latest a 5 sworLS
Coored Silks, best quality Oand
Cooed Silk Robes Volant, s25.
Coorcd Berage Robes wothslO
Plain .Coloed Dragos, worth 81
Organdis, beautiful designs cts. WORTH
Good Fast Coloed Lawns . 2worh1
Coored Brilans, cworh
loLes sl.5o worth S3.O0.s
Iaoela Cloth for Travelling Dresses
Shawl from Is
Towels a cts. -
Banaloon Stufs
Caicoe,
Embroidered Sets, collars and sIeves) 81 oworhs
Bands 25 worth
Silks Mtt, cts worh5 els
And many other aticestoo tedious o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
Il THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.
FROM BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

FROM BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Resolution requesting Attorney for the Board Of cise 20
suits sganst persons who take out license o th
year.
Board Of Supervisors, May q, 1860
On and adopted.
Resolution that the Committees Civil and Criminal Courts
confer with the city authorities for the plpose see ting
site the erection Of suitable building for the aceommo On
Of the several Courts Of the County
Board Of Supervisors May n, 1900
On ayes and noes ado tied
Resolution that the Board request the Representatives Of The
County Congress bring to the notice the General Gov
enmeIt the importance Of improving the navigation OF Harlem
River and their exeons to procure quate sppro
pra;ion therefor - -
Board Of Supervisors May r. 1860.
Adopted. 80 800. .
Resotion 10 paw bill Of w L. s. Harrison pint
inc Supreme Court General Term Calendar; aud Of John
GTay 30 for Field Books for Tax Commissioners
Board Of Supervisors, May u, 1900
On ayes and noes adoIted ...,
Reoon 10 pay bills Of John Lord for 55 H. and John
Ueslev for serving subpsnaS for General Sessions
February and March 1900.
BOARD of Supervisor May 20, 1860
On ayes ard noes adopted $780,, -, -
Resolution appfopiang the money paid into the County
,r,sssrv by the Conmissionors Of Excise as follows:
10 The Dent of Public Chai les and Correction ssf
no he New. York State Inebate Asylum.
Bosid Of Supervisor, May ~, l8OO
IN ayes nd noes adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

L,ERRY LEASE at AUCTlON.-By virtue OF
i the authority vested in him BY the LEGISLATURE Of the state
and reonion' San ns ~ .sd cty will sell q
PUBLIC AUCTION the highest bidder with a ssoqn1e seg
soTTH HAMLT0N;AyESSTE wALL Isl r. Is ana
from the First day May A. d. 1861 with all the rights pnyl
lyantes thereof belonging to the coP R fo %,
slips sndng premises and from which they are now run
90 t 'aen nave been reserved and appropated
fy purposes except that the landing et the loot OF on
Vicinity thereof and IN tbs in which the Corpora
.On hs Of t slips landing or termination now
limitations may made point their vicinity If the les
express stipulation win be embodied the lease that the
shall the said several ferries at uniform rate % fare
one Of the sed ferries dung the Of said lease shall be
deemed and held be forfeiture Of tho and the said
The purchaser OF lessee than the present essees win be
required purchase at fair appraised vsluation the boats
Ssds i fo se pSs p such terry grant or
purchaser under this and the thd o the two thus
The lease to made in the usual form Of ferry leases and 70
eonfon the requirements Of the charter and ordinances and
Is be- incurred by the Corporation for or In connection wln
the s, slips Isd Or Of . ppId ferries will no Be-
sod annual rent e than the aggregate amount oil annual
pcha.e Of the lease Of the and their appendass
viii be required pay the time Of sale to the Collector re
for the be applied the rent OF the h year. IN
case executes lease with the usual covenants otherwise to
be forfeited 10 the Corporation be will at the time also
be required to furnish Obligation to be signed by at least two
sutes TO the effect that he viii bond with surees
70 be approved by the Controller for the punctus payment OF
the quarterly and for the faithful execution OF the covenants
OF the lease. -,
The e Of the auoneer and the expense Of the lessee to DO
paid BY the purchaser. -
The lease win also contain covenant requiring each ferry
boat 10 have attached its engine ire appaxus or force
nnup with not less than feet Of hose of tne quality and di
eusions used by the Fire Department Of this city TO be used
for the Of re whenever required by the Chief
Eneer his Assistants FOR which service the lesee VIII
twenty dollars per hour for each hour so
ROBT Il. HAWS Coutroler
Cry OF NV. YoRK DEPARTMENT oP FINANCE,
Controllers Office, Nov. IL, 1882
The sale Of the above mentioned Ferries IL postponed untu
WEDNESDAY December b. at the same hour and place.
ROBT. T. HAWS, Controller.
The above sale Is further postponed until THURSDAY Dec.
30, 1850 at the same hour and place .
The above sale l. further postponed until TUESDAY, Jan. 10,
' " ROBT T. HAWS, Controller
The above sale is again postponed until FRIDAY, Feb 10,
WV ~ Wv ROBT. T. HAWS, Collector.
The above sole further postponed until SATURDAY, Feb
80 WV ~ ~ ROBT T. HAWS, Controller.
The above sale further postponed until IT. ESDAI March
- -''' ~ W ROBT. T. HAWs Collector.
The above sale Is further postponed until May 2
''''' ~ 'N ROBT. T. HAWS, Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
CTEINWAY g. SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT OyERSTRUNG GRANDS


Are considered the best PIANOS manufsctared
silver medals within the last four In compeluea snA
pianos Of the best makers Of NewYok Boston, PhadepA
and Baltimore an,
Among the iuds Gottschalk VIM Mason IL A. W d.
lenhaupt, and other musical celebrities
81. SONS do not artists who 10 this coa "
certificates and testimonials yven <
time since Is welLknown fact that such Important I'M
skers whose instruments Justly considered rank among
the best years cannot By claim the pos
at the present time.
subjoin the following certificate given within the last aI
months By nearly all the leading d prominent art Nd
musicians now residing I'm thie country: =.
The undersigned having personally examined and prscds
tested the Improvement IN Grand Pinos invented BY
STEINWAY in which the covered strings oyes.rung above
those remaining do hereby certify: -
That result of the sad Improvement the voico Of n
Piano 10 greatly improved quality, quantity and power
The sound by Sideways improvement Is much more eve
less harsh and much better prolonged than that res
in any other Piano with which acquainted
g. The undersigned gard the Improvements Of Mr. Ste.sr
most novel, ingenious and important No Piano Of aa
construction has been known used 90 Tar ss the
signed know or believe -
GUSTAV SATTER, WILLIAM MASON,
S. b. MILLS, JOHN n PArrlSoS
WIN SAAR ROBERT GOLDBECK,
T. C. HILL, GEORGE w MORGAN
VIM A. KING, CARL BERGMAN,
GEO. f. BRISTOw, HENRY c. TIMM,
And many others
Each instrument warranted for the term OF i've years
Warerooms, Nos SO and "a Wslkerst near Broadway L.
VNHE briggs PATENT PIANO-FORTES, q
HALL SON, s4S Broadway, between Spring and Princess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
Tor SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the

LNUK SALE at PUBLIJ AUCIIUNi Oh INC
IL premises on TUESDAY, June 5, 1850 at o'clock
the FARM of the late Van Dine containing las
near Middle Village Newtown, Queens County, L. viii be
sold sections containing 10 IA On sections there
are FOOD Houses and Hams The land IL rich and pleasantly
situated miles from Brooklyn via Myrtle Psnkoad or
Williamsburg h and Jarnaica Turnpike.
The sale win be positive to close tho estate. $3.50
Stages from Grands Ferry, WILLIAMSBURG to Middle
Village, hourly - - -
maps particulars, inquire Of c. VAN DINE No. 1l6
Beeknal.st. n. Y; NJ FOSD1CK, Jamaica, l.. l.,
NJ. j. SUYDAM. the Farm, lrxac,,o,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

TOR SALE Mt PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
Il Premises June 1860 at O'Clock desirable RESIDENCE
and eight OF LAND Croton Lake in Yorktown West
chester N Y twomes from the Harlem Railroad six miles
from Sing Sing mile from Primes Bridge; situated on the
side of the lake; and elegant House and Gu buildings
in the house. Terms made known the day Of sale
III. l.. BUCKHOUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

MAYORS OFFICE New-York May q, 1850.
NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given that all per

promptly without charge by application at either Of the Dis
pensaes where physicians constantly in sttendace and It
nded all who have not been vaccin tied should
avail themselves immediately of the opportunity thu offered
NewYork Dispensay located at the corner OF Centre
and White-sts. -
The Eastern Dspcnsly in LudlOw, in the Of Essex
Market -
The Northern Dspensary loaed of Wsyerey
and Chr.stoper-st
The Denilt Dspenslry Is located at No 81 2lay.
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A MOTHER, being unable to support her
N CHILD, would like to have 1t ADOPTED BY some kind
and benevolent Lady female child six months old Un
pionabe references given and required Address Mrs
LIVINGSTON. WILLIAMSBURG POst-Ofhce.
nISPATCH from the Land of Canaan to the
IL Europe Asia and AfrcsOroat improve
Mechanical PowerThe advertiser will undertake
double the Of the steamship Great Eastern at cost
$500 He is able double the power of ths Water
Wheel well that OF the Steam Engine aud draw
thirds freight gwen cost than any locomotive now in
use The advertiser will be prepared to sell and will apply
proper For information, apply to the ENGINEER at
the Office, No. 1871 Broadway.