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Rcal Gstate.
Valuable Property for Sale,

VyHE undersigned offers sale his Home Farm,
"A Sale and Livingston county, H.. which will sell
,e-y cash, onHhie terms on snort or
ong time, to men who vii! make fonles ca tie iaa
or themselves. -,
will any quantity from forty acres up to all
have.
As 10 the quality of nv home farm there is sin
gle acre OF land at for the plough til. whsle OF IT.
nor is there single ;" upon which er" Is not one OF
beautiful building spots in the shape Of an eeVa
which almost every single foot OF the rest 81
the eighty may be seen at a glance.
The soil consists Of mixture composed OF vegetable
matter. drcomposed marine substance, always hsht
and rm 20 50 inches in debth on the highest parts
OF the farm
Its situation is in the midst Of the great corn wheat
and cattle region OF Illinois, south Of the Illinois river
inexiaustbie coal-felds. The portion Of the
farm is within four miles Of them.
RAILROADS.
tits oseasy access tie Rock Island railroad and
the Chicago, Aron, and 81. Louis railroad The Amer
lean Central railroad is being completed, which
has located depot within four miles oi tie nearest
portion of the farm.
The Peru and Fort Wayne r. r. viii locate a depot
within and half miles; the Tonca aud Petersburg
road will locate a depot within and a half miles;
the Galena Branch of the IL Central r R. is also with
in half days drive aud the Illinois ana Michigan
Canal is reached at a distance OF thirteen miles.
STATE AND COUNTY ROADS.
The State Road leading from Danville 10 Ottawa
along sides of it. The county road leading from
Dwight, the Chicago aud Alton t. X 10 til" 'ermil
lion coal fields, over which as h'th a. seventy coat
teams Il single day, have been counted runs along
ie Of the sr, and the basin must increase
until L. L Is Luilt along this same Hn- i viii oc q
sure fortune eutsrprising man to Keep public
hosse TO-. the accommodation o. ;he travel.
+ 4 beautiful elevation large enough for h0us- barn
orchard lots &c, &c j. situated an this road.
Othrr and travelled roads 81 fee; vide are 50
located that If should sell eniy ~ acrr' - each man
a public woud touch his i-nd At one side ano-
ther and YET may sei3-i Of secligH 0. 40 acres
without any road going ilrotsl- i.
There are two steam Touring mills within ten ues,
and a good water mill within TX. Tie latter las a
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Loss or Damage by Fire.

y
yIyInS Company has been in existence over t5rer-
III uedrs DOES norissue policies out Of this state;
Has paid nea rIy hGT q tiliOH 0OttdrS for losses
Has furnished insurance its members les than
tsonrds tie price charged Jy TIE Gcs' stock ConpG-
MES II has the largest aud best secured capital Of any
Insurance Company ia :ne West.
Arr psem :TIts haze now coa;.!sted, which cns
bic Directors &, I;g al f-seS cs59sf. ninety days
Merchants have their stocks insured ia the Il
lnois Mutual, and in OF loss, actually &c! their
money Is promised by any other Company.
To the Farmer and the NechGHjc, this Company has
become State Bsi-rCisHt association, in which, 1t =
moderate cost their Aoases and shape BE- insured
a. anst the Of FIRE. with certainty that. il de-
.;royed, :ley Will receive the ichole amount insured,
witiou; litigation. or Unnecessary delay.
IL has become RE Insurance Company TOR tie Pe0-
TIE >ta:s that would otherwise be taken out by TO-
now afford remain uninsured in ;ie I!noi, Mutual
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
2 X Hart, y D. Alton. John Atwood, Esq Alton,
Hoo. SarU Wade, Alton J " Sclvrppe Esq. Alton,
Hon. II. " Billings Alton b F. Long, NJ y. Mon cello
J. James, NJ d, Up. Alton Elias HLbarj. El- Alton,
T. Turner Esq, Monticello Hon. 4. Hoffman. Chicago
Hon. L. Trurubu'l, Alton, Krienberger Esq, Aiion
Hon. Robert Smith, Alton, VI q. Atwood, ESQ Alton
Henry Lea Esq, Alton
benjamin T. Lon P,eSt. ". q. Atwood, Secretary.
l.. kelleuberger, TrefS. John Atwood Asst .s-c'V.
John Biasdell, Ger. igt. A c NaHkinson, Ar 4 q:
Agents have been appointed il every County, and il
all the rrin cpal cities and towns in the state, to whom
application fer Insurance may BE- made.
sug2,-Iy WI " TEIE, igsnt Ott-lcF-
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Real Gst0tr.


4 PLEASANT residenc. in South Ottawa. A large
"A portion OF the purchase money remain secured
~ inc premises for term Of years; will be ex-
cha"eet for farming LAID.
decl7 ,cu,-p ,NTI,oSy
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iort4uI, 81
-hoTtglgc SHE.
hEFAtLT havin. been made in payment Of a c


1 az Ii having been made in payment Of a Ger
- VAN pfoitIs-"Fy note bearing date
day OF December, D. l. by William stan
'ou, OF GToEe!aH9 Ia Sie couuty STATE Of Illinois for
payment to Samuel J TayInT bearer iu- rnnrIs At
the date tneTeCi OF ti- q TWO hundred and
twenty-five dollar and Sixty three the p,ym,ut
which said pr0H-,OTy note Is further srcYrcd by
deed 81 tru-t mortgage, wiki power continued
therein, bearing dat. ther.wh. executed by tI.
said William stanton anu ClafiSsH Stanton Ls
whereby lhcy conveyed 10 NE, t- uudvrs igusd Samuel
j. Taylor, the half OF the uGrt-w".t quarter Of
sect u number one, a. ia township number twenty
nine t-yi uorA Of range uuuLer Two - east Of the
ihiii principal liau ia the county Of La Sale aud
State Illinois in trust ir ale therein mentioned
which SAID deed j. recorded in the Recorders ONCE o
Il Sale county aforesaid, ~ book numb 80 o deeds
pages 81 -, aud 81 aud application having been mau
the Legal holder % said note to proceed to
sale Of said premises, prsu 10 tue trusts or prov!
. SONS % sad d--I.
pIolic therefore hIrehy given, that shall
. Tuesday, the 2ith day % April 4 d. 1850, at To
huLr Of two in TIA. Afternoon, AT the door o. TIE cour
house The City Of Ottawa, IL said La Sale cOunt!
sell It.c auction to t- highest BIDDER for cash IL!
premises aforesaid thsr Will al! aud singular Ia
t-n-nrEs, her.dItamrIts- privileges. AID sPpuTieuan
thereuutO belonging and all right and equity Of Re
G-TptiUD Of Tie sad William -. rton anu ,iariss
Stanton his ale, therein. for the purpose. ia the -ai
4, ed or NOR gHre mentioned. "A u IL }. TAl loR.
;. PEELtY, ATTY. uar.i-5"
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HE NATIONAL UnrSr

Also, very desirable property in the city Of Buffalo.
consisting of two Lots and brick building, Wcirn<r
HoA' e. feet front by 100 deep, modern two story
brick building, covering the whole front, northwest
Batavia and Michigan streets; the other,
II Batavia street, Sc by 100 feet, with double brick
building, making two narrow stores, and four stories
high. This property is situated streets that are
paved and is all in good repair and under and if
sold soon, will be offered in exchange Lands
illinois, (aylGl l.. THORNE.
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Warehouse sale,

TFYE shall sell, for charges the following property
W a punIic auction. the = IA day Of Ny, D
Is u. 9 clock A. ~. at thu Warehouse OF Cushaaa
4 SoTc,. in tie city OF Ottawa, La sale Co, IL.
Mary Polling. = tomb stones.
T D. Mahouy. . bbs. liquor
I. Scltpck. ] box liquor.
A. Csnny . buchets, shovel, wEdi-ss, auger.
j. Eathbun, boxes +. II. Goods.
Tb5s An CCsHMAS & vORCE.
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Ottawa. On t'.- Z !. r. L aaI Pontiac. .a Ihe E.
u L l.. vl. 1e The ..o,. euav-fia. place - =
FOR those Tisi..r 30 examine -- t-rI-
E.ace. Boy =, SO. WILLIAM STEAWN.
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Valuable Property
FOR s AT e,

WILL sell on good time and at Il REASONABLE. nric.
i the following property, Viz:
Ny Residence the side Of Fox River COMPRISING
the east y ofocN lu}-Bril- 100 feet and rs feet
deep. 1t IS beyond question the hadseuiest Location
for "A re-ileic. in the city OF ottaw1. the grounds are
adorned with the choicest kinds OF shrubyry
shade and ia garden apple plum, and
peach in bearing conditions ai-" plenty OF grape
vines. COOS berries rdSpberre-, ana straw
berries In short everything desirable for case and COM
fort is provided FOR.
Also. 800 good prairie land New Michigan
AMI Pontiac, Livingston county.
Lots !, .. and 3. Block - Ottawa.
Lots and 3 subdivision Of Lots 10 aud Il, Block So
. Lot l3, Block -; AL good business Lots.
All Of the al valuable property is offered at
sonablc price and time to suit the purchaser.
move NJ. OSMAS.
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izu acres prairie and % Of timber all ia
- bi3"khti-a very comfortable house and 10 acres
"iuer the plough, Tor sale very ci,-ap" essio
gwen immediately laug6i Il. THuRNE
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PREPARED EY
DEs. J. &. a Z 4 Il & CO.

Price. 5 per Bottle Six BOTTLES Ger So.
sold 90 ottawa by u. WALKER. Z. Y uFIGL>, q. L.
THOMPSON. and ~. EN: ISL. 90 Chicago uy J. II.
REID CO. AM dealers a. every ;ovL .l The United
>tz.r, Ilag.t-Su
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CnyEECTaONEE STORE,
Al Ntsaale's old sdn0, on Nam Street. nearly oppo
~ site the Bttk,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
,,,TF subscriber having taken the late popular esta
] lishn.en OF j. b. HamaIle is prepared TO manufac
,pre and supply, heretofore, all kinds of Confection
ery at Wholesale and retail, warranted equal the best
eastern article
lie keeps all kinds Of TOYS, table ornaments &c
ICE CRAM served at any hour durin. the summer
his Also, supp lied by the quantity to private
families parties. &c.
All kinds Of fancy Wedding Cake constantly on hand
manufactured 10 order imay2Gi wM. EDERr
CoTO OETOES BOOK STORE for sehoo, Books
" Stationery. or nice Books for Children. s9an
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RANCHES.
4 SEFUL and Ornamental such az No,sv ,rs.sc
- Gard Cases, Cabas Pen Knives, Tables &c
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H. Rent.

VERY commod.ots dive cling house. situated within
N eight minutes walk tn COur, House. Rent low
who vii. take good Of house aEd premise.
Enquire O! fse9IGI ANDEtW LYNCH.
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1t is ofeasy access to tte Rock Island ralrond anu
the Chicago Alton, and -. Louis railroad The Amer
lean Central railroad is being completed, which
has located depot within four miles OF the nearest
portion of the farm
The Peru and Fort Wayne Y. r. will locate depot
within two and half miles the Tonica aud Petersburg
road will locate depot within two and half miles
til. Galena Branch the Ill Central L r. IS also with
in one half days drive aud the Illinois and Michigan
Canal is reached att distance OF thirteen mics
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APPEARANCE OF THE FARM AND GENERAL Is
PECr OF TIE COUNTEY ABOUND.

There are two steam Gouri-g mills within niles,
and a good water mill within TX. Tie latter has
saw nili connection with il.
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Its situation is in the midst Of the great corn, wheat
and cattle region OF Illinois, south Of the Illinois river
the gently unduating prairie, six miles east OF the
iBexiaustbie coal-feis The nearest portion OF the
farm is within four miles Of them.
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Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

ZINE HORSES.-Friends and Customers, re-
ceye NJ sincere thanks your kind aud liberal patronage
the invite your attention to the mos
superior Sr II been lot to handle They
have purchased by personally during the late Fall and
present Winter the Counties of Oneida Herknier Madison
Ononda.a Seneca Wayne Tomkin Onso, Monroe Ge1esee
Livingston each county having contributed small
portion very best stock which together htty
design increase the number to sixty
At prsnt bave twenty psis Of first class
COACH HORSES few good SPEED HORSES, and some
y.ry fne single HORSES At residence In Whitestown
Oneida County shall be pleased to see all person.
desfous of purchasing Of my kind until the ht OF
March text after that time at POSTS Stable, tht New
York where shall again be happy to meet old fdends and
others who may be DESTROYS OF ang hrst
''''' wM. JORALEMAN, Agent.
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WANTED-By Gentleman, FURNISHED
w ROOM without board between Grand and 8ond-sts..
Bow.ry not % week Address Box No 2,
Tribune Office.
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C1EAM POWER to LET, or LEASE.-The
~ spacious FACTORY Noa 10 and Beryenst Brooklyn
with 45orse power Engine Sbans and Belns all In
pee running order Possession given Immediately For further
particulars inquire the premises Rent moderate TO good
Iananf
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fnrnitnre.

ENAMELED FURNITURE-Ths best assort
IL pent In the cty-EaAmsisd Chamber Suites Ia eysry VI.
iey style and ornament and .od Walnut suites finished
snd wholesale and retail; PAIL
is.s aud Mattresses WARREN WARD NO 2iT Canals It.,
ou doors east Of Broadway.
MODERN style of School Furniture mauufac>
IVA tured ty N. JOHNSON, No 40 Hadsonst Illustrated
Circulars forwaded on application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

BROADWAY PROPERTY to LET.-The
I'D northv est ojr er 4ths Lot 26 feet font Broad
wsy AND 70 4bst with ourstory H9use 26ISs feet
AMY at No Union Square.
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THO LET or LEASE-The two large LOTS OF
Il LAND Nos IS and 81 9Th for raany years le.ed
marble yard and 90 feet deep. opposite sh and ev d.ors
ba stores suit The views Of the esseea These lots are
among desirable stands for busn.. Parposs, n tns
upper pant Of the city. Apply SUYDAM No. ls WsTer
,ey-p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

T,EAZELS-Best French, assorted sizes, for sale
Il BY C.E. HABICnT, No. IN Pearl.t
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Honses anh farms h)ante6.

NTANTED.-A small, first class, furnished
w HOUSE In the upper part Of the city, between Lexington
and sixth ava for small private family. Address with full
particusrs &C" care Of Mckop Wood, No. 81 Parkow,
New-York.
yATANTED-TO RENT for one year, from May
w l. small FURNISH I'D HOUSE, above 25dst, and bs.
tween and 1thav Addres stating location and
terns ROBINSON, Boz No lI9. n Y. PostOGce.
WANTED to RENT-A place suitable for a
w BRICK, LINE, and CEMENT BUSINESS, either
''''' "''' ROBERTS L BRO. Perth Auiboy NJ.
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Bales bp Anfti0r.

A UCTION SALE Of the STOCK and FURNI-
"A TURE Of the BROOKLYN EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE.
No 81 south 4h-st, VILLA sSBURGH, on TB UH5DAf,
segbs and double carriages Harness. ladies'
and ens Riding Saddles wors, Tables stoves Arm chairs
and Cushions Benches Desks, hemp and ingrsn Carpets.
Lonnges other articles belonging to said establishment
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WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN Aucttoneer. -
EXECUTORS' SALE of VALUABLE PROP
IL ERTY-Nos and $50 Houston ST. west of Broad
wsy-By WILLIAM II; FRANKLIN At the Merchant E5
change on THURSDAY, Feb. 10, at IL O'Clock the three
story and attic HOUSE AID LOTS Nos CAB $50 aud 62
Houston, between Wooster and Lanre1ysts, by ords OF
the to the of William r. Thurston deceased
Houses each by 6 feet Lots each rs by % feet Terms lib
eal VIII be put together Their proximity to broadE rem
ders them desirable investment For maps, &C., apply TO
Auctioneer No 5 Broadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

A J. BLgKCKHR, Alctioneer. -
An FINE LOTS in BROOKLYN, GOWANUS,
4O GREENFIELD, and FLArBUSH-Ay BLEECRER
SON, Co viii sell at auction on WEDNESDAY Feb ID az
IL O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange:
BROOKLYN.
On 3dAv., 1th and 9th sts-Plot Of 10 lots.
On 5dAv.-l lot G. . 1924 n. 8thst. - -
On W. COR. CONOVER and SULiLVAN-STS-Plot oil
lota
G0WANUS.
On 6thAV.-1 lot 6. g. 1872 "a. 5lst-st.
On 51th-sT.-l lot .. 225 II q. 6thav.
GREENFIELD.
On 3dST.-5 lots g. W. Webster-st-
On UNSATISFACTORY s.. o, 259 #. W. 3D. st
On LAWRENCE-ST-3lot lots 9. 200 H. Q. 2dst-
FLATBUSH
On ADAMs-sT CrindsOr Terace)-2 lots near Shortest.
This very favorable ,uny to those DESTROYS
Of purchasing cheap and desirable building sites.
ALSO-No. 4o6 Pacihc-st., Brooklyn.
Maps terms, &C., at No. Pine-st. tlSeS1
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FURNITURE bought for ready money; q Ian
vslne dives for Furniture Carpets, Books Go' ~ NO s
GL. sy between 9Th aud lOth-es
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f. Fl. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
nEpEAIpTORY SAI II hu order of

DERESlPTORY SALE, by order of the Execu-
i tors, OF valuable HOUSES and LOTS, 2dsy Water
Monroe Mulberry snd oath in NewforE and frospec's
Cassona in the City Of Brooklys, belonging 70 the es
tate OF Owen McCabe. deceased. -,,.,n.y
Feb H. 1860 II O'clock the Merchants Exchange, by or
der of James Moore and Thomas Boyle, executors . -,
WATEK-ST Nos. Gao and 6iS with twoStoIy Frame Built
ings thereon.
MONROE-ST-No 81 threesory Brick House in front, and
two-story frsme House In the rear. 49,
MULBERRY -STNos. IA and GAG, threessory and attic
Brick House and Store.
s4TH-ST-One Lot north side LIS feet east of Madison
25xS8.9. -. Il, go,
25xl00. =,
PROSPECT-sr. Brooklyn-Twostory attic Frame Home,
No. 1873 corner of DckeTsUn's alley. . = ,
CT ASSON-Av Brockyn-Two Lots west side 7i2 fee! /
inch north of Ny rte-ay -
Map Of The property and full particulars at the Auconeers
Qffre No IA Piue-t 1888
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

IGOR SALE-In 37th-st., between the 4th and
Msdsopay. two stone hont HOUSES, 25r6c feet
Mood and black wsnu, door aud imDn The above Hoase
md location both Grsoa Also two font HOUSES
On 3 IT.. below tho AL sy 21x33 feet tepets with ell the
IMPROVEMENTS Inquire ca the promises,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

FREDERICK >. WINsTON, PFesidcnt,
Secretary, Isaac ABBArT. Actuary, SHEPPARD hohAS&
Medical Examiner, MIsTVkS Posr, b. D.
NOTFThe Business Of this Company l: conducted % ms
Mutual principle srcest Of tbs tsrm the eat1e
,urpIus ID DUCTING NECESSARY EXPENSES ALONE
being eauitabiy divided among the Assured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

ALLay J. KRELKv& CO.. Auctioneers.
rTNHIS DAY TUESDAY, Feb. Ia,
Il The property of q family leaving the city x,
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
st the elegant residence, No SO w 26th-st,
9th -av. commencing st l0f O'Clock,
the and richest Furniture and Works of Art
offered al auction this Elegant da Ting suites
Pisnofoe Bron1es, Satuay
cut and engraved Glassware, &c.
A. ]. BLEscKKR, Auctioneer.
DIST. 36tb. Attn. sts.. and 6th-ay.--A. J.
n Il BLEECKER, SON & Co. win sell at auction on
THURSDAY February &c. 1850 at II O'Clock at the Merchants
Exchange:
6thsv +sory brick store and dwelling No no. east side
Al feet inches south 46ths Lot l3.9x75 feet
On sst st. 3story and basement high stoop house, brown
stone trimming No l73, f., near 2d.av
On 36hs. two 3sory anG BIZ oop brick houses and lots
Nos 88 and 30 W. near Broadway.
On 47ths the story stone front house and lot south
SIDE, $40 feet z. 6th-Av. Lot 2ox tt5
Msps, tel ms, &C., at No. 7Pi 20: (825
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

ITO LET-A large and commodiOus fourstory
Brick BUILDING, suitable for manufacturing purposes
The building furnished with eneine Of eighty hse
power shans throughout the entire building With engine
and attached The main building Is hfy feet on
Ist BY one hundred fee. south hs adjoining the Long
Island Ferry Compmys landing The whole VA Dc os 20
reasonable For further PARTICULARS
inquire at the Office Of the Long Island Ferry Company foot
So,,tb fh.stH rao ~. d.
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nor sALE-Tho PROPERTY of the late


EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, com
msDdng picturesque river yiews large and eonp'
ouse with neay Eve Of Land well stocked 9Th butt
IL within snd twenty minutes Of New and ono
mile from the depot Nine trains Zach daily Address boz
No loI New -Brapswiok Post. ufbee Esw-JerseJ.
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THE OVAL FORTE.-

1t with tho over strutg bAss J
The graceful 10 FORM and this bessoned horizontal Piano
In the world.
Tts BRIGGS PIANO COMPANY by greatly extending thal
facilities Of manufacture and improvement In their mschines
prepared to receive advance orders for these graceful and
The demand has heretofore been far be-
yond ability supply and for Of the time during tho
las, year have had Of this peculiar style
Violin Piano and closely inmates not only IN the pn-
eples lite construction, but IA h shape to the VIOLIN The
perfect bcosSs the most responsive instrument ia the
wohd The cs'e vibrsory shall es nom all .Fesn Of tho
strings and the EhApe retains psrfecy thu vibraory
orcss SUSTAINING he With wonderful purity aud making
ths instrument Responsive sa perfect WAssrooms No
80 broadway, between Spring and Prnoe-sts-
b. B. DRlUGS, lnventor cad Psteates-
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ITO LET. with STEAM POWER-The third
floor 5sr34 tie large brick building on the corner OF
Elu and Pe.sts The building built especially Tor Manu-
fcuIinr and il well lighted for further particulars
Innni1e OF A CAMPBELL, on the yremlses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

Tor SALE-A FARM containing 100 acres,
II miles from Stamford depot the New6eid road Ths
Farm Il divided int low pow pasture and wood wen
wstered and fenced With wall The buildings cons
comfortsble House. Barn. Cow House, Granny Csrnss7-
Eouse Wood House Hen House, Wash.Hou,e &c al 10
d.reo the stock and aiming utensils viii De
viii tbs Yarn For further particulars inquire Of j. T. hop
BY No iS Wster.st New York; OF, X. b. HobBf on tue
pre<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

IN INSURANCE COMPANIES as reported to the Superb
tendon. epsen for the Legislature spdfe
nishel to me By the Department ready for dis
ution cbtsnea srstuousy sppcston my or
nee ALBERT IA. NlCOLAf AuctioneeT and StocA pfe&~~
No 80 NIlisrrst, Wall
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Blliar6 Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of wen-soasonei
"A BILLiARDTABIEs, nsde in the sess possible mansss
LIAKD TABLE MANDATORY Eoa ~ IS o. and 90 Cros.
sy.st EswYoh EssIy article orAnscsa vita the trade 81
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ERENCH INSTITUTE for Young Gentlemen,
No 10 Fast Notwithstanding and Day Schools, Classic
French, German Spanish. Mathematics English
Prof Ellie CHARLIER, Director.
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OTTIcr 0, rnK n. Y. FInHAsP MAs,ss is ss sgsS
nVIDFND. Tho Board Of Directors n rSS Pa
IJav declared sENli-ANNuAL DIVIDES o. Ne =
CsNT payable on demand At the oms1 hSsRHI ssssy,
Wallsi,
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1nstructfon.

II DELPORTE, Professor of the SPANISH
IL LANGUAGE and COW ersant with the WRENCH, GEE
MAN and ENGLISH LANGUAGES Address Box No. lea
Tribune Office Spanish mercantile correspondence.
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CCOTCH BALLAD CONCERT.-Mr. GEO.
~ SIMPSON has mnch pleasure ia announcing h fend
tire Scottish residents York the above Conce
win tAke place on
THURSDAY, Feb 16 1860,
Rooms No. B06 Broadway when he will be
sisted by the following talented artists Mrs }. Mozart
pTnno; mir j. 1homss baIitone; Mr. a Sedgwick and
Master Cbas sedgwick, English conceItina a..r
Mr. j. &. MAEDER will preside at the Piano-forte
Tiot.ts 80 cents. Ber sale at the door.
10 comm snce ct Q O'Clock precisely.