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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

DEs1RucrIoy OF A RAILROAD TRAS.-A corre-
sondent, writing from Springfield, Ill., under date Of
May 49, says;
lightweight miles from Chicago If Spring Creek.
Their We nas,ed a wreck engine, tender, and three
cars tumhI.d down the embankment and made into
ola RON and oven wood. Those who do not believe in
,ha denn,yty of the human heart will please listen TO
,he .Ioiy. Tie conductor put two hard blocking fellows
from the train the week previous. They swore re-
venge. and the night of the 18th stole a crowbar
from the Company, removed rail with the intention
If precllalng the train into the Creek and then lay
down in the woods to behold with hendish delight the
fria plunge. On the train in the darkness, and
in an instant all was IL wreck Strange TO say, though
there were sixty persons ON board-though the ears
were broken almost beyond possibility of repair-no
one was Injured The miscreans rushed out 70 obtain
plumber, but disappointed and subsequently found
themselves in the hands of the officers Of justice"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

An IScIDEsr OF LIScoLYs BoYHooD.-We have
beard says The Evansville Ind.) Journal, the follow
ing auecdote lated of the peoples candidate for the
Presidency which shows the love Of knowledge, the
industry the conscentiousness and the integrity of The
subject of this sketch;
81, is well known that he lived in Spencer County
above here in Indiana, in his young days. He was Il
bard-wOrking lad and very eager in his thirst Tor
knowledge a man, named Crawford, owned copy
of Weems' Life of Washington the only one 10
the whole neighborhood. Young Lincoln borrowed
that Interesting book, mot having money to spare TO
buy obe, and while reading it, by slight negligence
left II III Il window, when ran-storm came up and
wet the book to ruin it. Yourg Lincoln felt badly
but ike an honest boy, he went TO Mr.. Crawford with
the ruined book, acknowledged his Accountability for
lis destruction and his willingness TO make due com
pensation. He said he had money, but would work
out The value Of lie book.
The owner of the book said TO him, well, Abe,
being as Its you won't be hard on you. Hyou Will
and pull fodder for days II let you on
q" Abe went over accordingly, and pulled fodder ,ne
requisite time and 70 tall and handy bad was ne,
that Crawford required him to pull the fodder on Oh
the talest stalks while he took the shortest ones nun
eef.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

THE CHARLESTON Convention NEGRo.-Ne pub
lfhed, few days since, letter from MIR. De Ford OF
Baltimore relating to the negro who was found on the
steamer :. K. Spauding ner late trip from Charles
ton 10 Boston. We have now 10 make public another
letter written concerning him. addressed 10 John or
Barney Stewart, the Postmaster, Cincinnati. The
letter IL as follows:
To join or barney SterGrt rags, Cincinnati.
BosToy, May II, 1860
GENTS: Tie 9TH Of MAY telegraphed to you from
Norfolk Va follows: Do you know belonging to
Madison Ohio, named John Brsddock Is b. freeman
slave inmeGately-it important Direct to A. A.
Frazr Noifok send answer also to A. A. r., Eutaw
" House, Baltimore"
paid 20 II the message and have received reply
will YOU b, so hind as to answer the by mail in
the rites put him in the lookup till the
information 10 them whether he a. free OF slave This Is
negro that the Spauding took Tom Charleston On
the other page please read the negro's story. - -
my name il William braddock about "a years old born in
Madison. Ohio At Psducah Mr. Levson Of Cincinnati hired
bits per day Charleston 20 be at the Convention
| was IN Char two Before | board
Spaudg lost Mr. Levison that the Of
in orb cousin Mr. johnson; In Boston lfbrohe
John Lynch tailor Went into the coahoe Tuesday after
No family Madison my home Telegraph TO John
barry tncinna have two cousins III Cincin
nati1om Jones and Tom Smith Been employed steamers
on Mississippi and Ohio Rivers fireman and deck hand"
Vii the reader please write there Is any such person
and II his story is true A FkALAk.
The Postmaster of this city, not finding either person
to whom this letter addressed handed the matter
over to Dr. Leach, man OF color, who has kindly in
teresed himself 10 ascertain the facts in the case. Dr.
IL ach has hitherto been able 10 find positive clue TO
the matter. He has found, however a cOlOred man
Who says he worked with Braddock on board the
Yorktown The other individuals named IN the letter
are supposed 10 be absent from the city, and on
the river Cincinnati Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
A. j. BLgHcKDR Auctioneer
GREAT SALE Of VILLA PLOTS and BUILD

GREAT SALE Of VILLA PLOTS and BUILD
(J ING LOTS in the VILLAGE Of ELUSHlNG.--A J
BLFFCKER son Co. viii sell at auction Oh TUESDAY
Nav % Al ~ O'clock. al the Merchants Exchange:
About Lots 2OO feet from depot lying between the -
tate Of Jee Jaggar and land Of Dr. Mcdonald extending o
JsIpscssv 70 Lswrence.st portion Is IN village Lot ad
die rdue in pos OF from 10 ots each IL the most aitfat
i've per village with view OF Flushing Bay Tue gad'
h perfect The so hnr and smooth and III io use
So good this delightful Vse
cam elsewhere nearly oil the valuable tracts peins
controlled by large capitalists The facilities Tor transit 70 arc
fotp Flushing by rajload and steamboat unnVaed line
oln Fulton MaIketsp IS minutes Terms LIBERAL ana AR
uice M be allowed. Printed abstracts Of title wl De iuI
nisled Trains leave Newiork al 1913 y u, - ana "
1--we Flushing 735 TO- l. 2s5 - and % fasen
ge going the ferJ leave and alter Nay ~ az So
IL l5 SIS and $3.50 Leave Flushing Gte1O '+' ~ IL
2.30 g. Sis. - VI ., o,r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
1904 THE PENNSYLVANIA IS6(l
ICOUCENTRAL RAILKoAD. INV
GREAT DOUBLB4TRACK ROUTE
The ,,pncty OF the Road Il equal to any IN me county
TIE GREAg SHORT LINE To THE "EsT


y,c,tes 10, Tho transportation Of Passengers 70 and rom Sn
cnns,J CbicSgo 81 Louis ST Paul Nashville hfnPhs New
Orleans and ali other In the West fs' Ann 'DA
wet are unsurpassed for speed md comfort by As
T,h ,,sns for die West leave New York foot OF Court
lsndt At incoming Express a m. EvennsE1Pe"' p L.
Steering and smoking on all trains , l., - -.
route 49, ... - forv.ydeS to
Nv this route Freghts Of all descriptions can o. s
Illinois Wisconsin, lows, Missouri bf W y, b.
RIOT TO any port the nays4ee nVes o. 'He e'"
cleaners rom Pittsburgh ~, u-.h 49,
NE Of Freight % and from any point Of ,ss Yves, ny w
Penn Railroad all times favorable As are
by oo Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers IN un
iY The their Freight TO this Company can roy
with ron bdenoe on ia speedy IHistt - Lilo,
This Con pany also nsrtsins EniUsnt AccemnodAH.s
Line by which parties eisratius westward rn)pt sp IL
comfortable mode Of convey hall th Is''s
s( fare ELLIOTT Passenger Agent Ne Assor h@ase
LEIGH Co Freight Agents, 4, u,u,- .
No Astor House, and No bonth- =" ihAinT"
MCDONALD BIscHoFF, EmiEans assnt.,
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sup't Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

On Tuesday evening May - the prisoners belonging
10 the Indiana pebtentiary at work on the prison
lands. in charge OF young man who was stationed az
an armed guard over them. About o'clock in the
morning, the whole squad numbering half Dozen
suddenly made break and ran. Lane, the guard
rprang after them and called on them 10 stop. Whep
he saw they would not do this he discharged his re-
volver of them, killing him instantly The others
Were one by one, recaptured, and the sain man was
buried near the prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
nor SALE nt PUBLIC AUCTION, on the

LNOR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
K premises on TUESDAY, June S 1850 at O'clock ? m,
the ARM Of Cauet Van Dine containing lfS acres
near Middle NGge kewi0wn Queens County L. L.; WIZ Do
sold in sections containing y to "A On two sections tnese
are gocd Houses and bans The land nch and pleasantly
situated miles from Brooklyn Myrtle avenue Plakroad "
Wilisilsburgh and Jamaica Turnpike.
NE sale 1{ll be positi 10 clOfe tle estate. $500
Stages nun from Grsnd-st. Ferry Wihsnsburgh 10 Middle
Village, hourly ~ go. ,,,>r ~, r,s
geekmau.st \. Y: Nj FOSDICK, Jamaica, l.. l., OF
n. J. ST \ DAM, neaJ the Farm, F.ecutorA
DANIEL HEhDRICASON, Queens, l.. l., )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
MAR RED.

BANKS-CARPENTER-At the Presbyterian Church, Rye,
n j., Thursday May a. BY the Rev Edward D. Bryan
Mr. Augustus Ban & o. Stanwich Conn, 20 Miss Pheoe H.
daughter OF the late Moses Carpenter esq of Harrison
MARQUIS-BUCHANAN-onS Sunday May o. by the Rev.
Remington Nh Samuel Marquis Mis- sarah Buchanan
both Of this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS East Charleston, on Thurs
day May "a by the Rev. H. e Whitney. Mr. Oryi Pstehin
ofRchond Pa 20 Miss Jare N. Q1ackenbush formerly Of
Canaiohare. Montgomer, County n. I.
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COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.--Same az Mon
day
SUPREME CoURr-GEsERAL TFRM.-Adjourned I'LL
Thursday The calendar will not be called again this
SUPREME CoURI-IlhIJII.-fAI. Il.-Noe lUZs,
1885, 1882 1885, 1888 1885, 1888 Il02 HOG Hoe 4
3C25. 64e 1914 99l, Ills, ll2o, ll22
COURT OF Coanos PLkAs-No calendar posted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
Live stock On the n. v. and Erie Railroad.

= NAhPtILLE, Monday, Nay u, 100.
For the week ending Mondy May s55 Cattle ears
Hogs ear Sheep and cars Horses making So ear oads
Of live stocs-sdd 10 OF freight making
her of hauled by Stock Express during week m show
ing on increase last week Of y OF stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
REGENTS of iDradnce.

Totally eli RStis, May s lsl bbls Flour bash
Com a. bush Wheat % 23S bush OATS s2 bush Rye slS
pkgs. ProSsions, lSi bbis " hisky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-MAY 2s--Before Judss
EVssEiL-

After the opening Of Court this morning. the case OF
Sc hen Kennedy VINO stands indicted fr murder first
called Clerk bis trial having specially set down for
the day The pisoners coun John Mekeon for
planned not present. Judge Russell then assigned
SYDNEY H. Stewart consult with TIE prisoner
whether he ready for ta without counsel ascertain the
cause Of Mr. Mcke abs. nr Segs returned with the
from tie prisoner hs: h witnesse. had not been
ubp,nsed end that could BE- to the Of
the counses absence, whe the postponed IL
win probably up az ti before Fem.
James Cook, ALA James Meyer, lad who into bad
habit OF collecting subscriptions for Te NJ " under
tia led de- by sgd
T. placed Tor the second time for that
He NJ Chapman for the rst time the
18th January 1853 and collected from him. for which h.
and found guilty the 18th March Toll Jwng dis
charged lad. The pspe however Gled
away against him On he lat May I he arrested again
practising the thick aud day lie pleaded guilty
charge obtaining money under false petenses He
TO the Peni.entiary FOR six months Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
Gteamboats anb Railroads.

FTERNOON BOAT for Newburgh and interue
" date Landings Steamer Metamora at (Sundys
e,ccpte from Pier OF Jay For particulars see bil
TOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
L PORT-The steamer MAsSACHl SETS, Capt w ;
Vsves leaves Pier No a. James slip East River TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATU RDAY AFTERNOONS tboceop
NOR NEW HAVEN. bv steamer ELM CITY,
from Pier No Is East River at P. H., AID TRAVELLER
al II y. n. Fare 4. No charge for bertns
NETWORK and ERIE RAiLROApy-
~ DUNKIRK EXPRESS at a. m. for Dunkrt, bdiaio
sad CbI sBdagIa
MAIL elsa N. =.
WAYat3:4s NJ for Middletown, Newburrh and interned
EICUT EXPRESS daily at p m, for DunkTf binae
ansudarua principal Stations The train OF SATURDAY. fop
Al ali M All train stations and only 20 Elmra
81 ." ~ ~ CHAs MINOT General supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

III and TROY, connecting with trains NORTH mo WIS.
From Monday April 60 1896 Trains viii leave uiHipefs 81
station as foows Through ErPre Trains and - ane
5p Albany Mail "a sisepisg cI s,r Iran a.s md
ais and p NJ for Poushssepsie Is aud sH M foI
T.rrytonp a.a5 and H. fo Feeks>ih 3$Op m FROM
ash BrAsio and Northern Lightning News Tran ses q IN
Emiersut 6ls Ps,,ense, ta,sn At oha I. ,o s :.
AS fsnnday included) snd 43 and 10 10 N sd 70 aha
s;Os isnndays ineludod) and j;s and Aba about IA
A. y IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
A. J. BLsEcKHR. Auctioneer o,r
MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY on BKOAD-

WI WAY, lGTH.AY., 9th and STIHsIs-beins part Oh
the estate Of tle late John adams ESQ. go
A. j. BLEECKER, SON Co viii eel at auction on
WEDNESDAY 9TH June a IL O'clock at The Merchants TX
change, 50 Lots a. follows: -,
on BkOADVsY-8 lots eat side forming entire front be
~ cen seth and s7th-sts Including two cornersl .
o. lOTHAyD lots with building east and west sides betW
gs4h end 81tlss including five corners 49,,
on 6THsT6 lots north tide between Broadway and 10Th
av including ysusbe house Of the late MI Adams Lots 23S
lco.B
On s67usT.--5 Lots north side east OF lOthhv
(N g6THsT 100 f. wideD3 Lot, south side 100 ieot ear
Io.l, Az tore her with large cores In the rear.
d. lots touth side beisy Broadway and lOth-dv
me- vboe property lying Broadway 0nd 10Th sv, aud
,a,ly on eth presents hne opportunity Tor invest
% ~ can be found ia any tract Of similar extent now for sale
in the Co., Co. NJ. 6c al No Pine-st (l,g5O)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
gutlerp, 6aroware, &r.
DUILDER's HARDWARE.

MANY, BALDWIN MANY,
No 40 JOHN-ST, COR DUTCH, NETWORK,
hporter and of all kinds Of Builders Hardware
and Locksmith Materials
Leeks Of the best quality.
Heavy Silver. Plated Door Knobs
Plated Name and Number Piates
Safe Night Lsehes for Front Doors.
And every variety Of articles adapted for hrseas dwellings,
Improved Wue Door Springs.
Green and Gas House Tile, Gas Retorts Fire bref &C. a.
he Lowest Prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN FARE 81 TO ALBANY
On and AFTER MONDAY, May u, 1851, Trains VIII Ss'e
teth-t Stsion, Eewlork. a. follows;
Tor W ilsnsbrdr, and all way stations I;fo ana IL
snd 800 for White Plane and all way stations ana
So For Whit Pla,nI and all stations, o;i9 ,pom
" ht.-st Depot For CRIT n Fails g. doppingN WIZ
iamfbrdge and stations above For Dover Pan' 40 IN
Stopping vt bite Plains and stations above For Albany
Express Mail Train stopping at White Plsius bealou'
Croton Falls, and all stations north a..
keiurts will leave Wismsbrdse stopping ., AL wsy ia
tons, at $50 and q and p. IN "hte flass stopping
at ali stations at and m. BIAS and m ooVr' r.ns
stopping all .tstions nor1h OF tordham croton raus
m Express Mail Train stopping all stations to White Plains
JOHN BsRCHlLL. Assistant sapenntrtlesn.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and 'nper'sr
METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves Nes-Y ORR every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, a. o'clock
m. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, on hONohf
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p M rom ris
No g. n. K
Hereafter no win be regarded secured TO apps
cant until the shall have been paid for:
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dAtch ~
." VIM BORDEN, Agent Nos 10 and n westm
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-yERSEf-
~ From foo, Of urtands-Connectng At Hampton juno.
ton with Delaware Leck and We-ern hairph and ct
Fsson with Lehigh Valley Railroad and its connections ~
SUMNER Neutrality-suspicious. May -, iooo'-
Leave New-Yok O. follows: . ~
HAREIsBUEe ErPEEs-At a. m. for Esston, Reading hA'
risbrrg Msuch Chunk, &c. 49, -
NAL TRsIN-At for Esston, Water Gap, Scranton,
Great end Pittston Wilkesbsrre &c. -
I'm THROrGH TRAIs-For Easton, Nsueh Chunk, headihs
Potisyile, Harrisburg, kc. 49, -.
WAY TRAS-For somervie aud intermediate stations
LEAVE kEw-YoRy FRos PIER No N at I'D and IL ~
end for Eston and inter mediate stations and ~
$50 D. m for Somervile and intermediate stations
r. 4. JOHN q. Stems Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
Roofing.
s INVITED TO THE

A TTEETION is INVITED TO THE
AA A CEMENT RoOFIi20
Adspted 70 every variety Of Roof new or old and
Cor durability beauty and chsspne any s
- DITTO, PORTER Co, No 1cI bIesd.sE
oorpu Of aboa-sa lsGceessou 70 Joseph U'e y WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
Eeaal Notices.

DY ORDER of the Honorable BENJAMIN W.
I'D BONNEY Justice Of the Supreme Court of the State Of
,wYork-NO1CL is hereby given pursuant 70 the prSyls
authorizing attachments against Astounding
cCnceud and debtors that attachment has IS
sued erAnst the of JOHN GRAHAM resident OF Sta
ford Of Connecticut and that the wiz De soid
the bis debts unless he and discharge se
ehniept according to law within nine months from tue ht
publication this and that payment Of any dents due
h. him by residents this State and the delivery to h or o
his any property within this State belonging To MIN ana
TIE ensfer any such property by him are forbidden by Law"
and arc yoid.-Dated tie fourth day Of MAY, 1860
L. I. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Attaching Creditors,
tnve lawomoTus No. II Walls-, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
Movements OF Ocean cam,
Sts5AsAps

cnsRIzs Ii. WEsTEayRIr agent In Cnrsraa Orange
Co, n. y iDT the sale Of The TRIBvSk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

CHEET IRON.-25O packs Russia Sheet Iron;
- also charcoal polished Belgian Sheet Iron ior sale by
A A THOMSON & Co., No. 2l5 Water-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice hereby given to all per
having against ASA r. SMITH ia;e Of tn" y o.
dec.a..d present the with vouchers Thereof
TO .ubscnbr Lie office No IS West Broedsay ~ the
Newly before tine twenty third day oil July
neit-Usted Me- the 10th day Of January. LOU
.I1 ln,st N O IN JAMES McCUNE SMITH, Executor
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NJ Y sTPREME COURT.-The OCEAN

N Y. SUPREME COURT-The OCEAN
IN. BANK Of the City Of New York against tn ONO
LIZ IhsuRANCE AND TngST SQm M jolly ~, r.
property of the sid Trus; Company and others a. .
Pursuant judgment Of the Supreme Court Of the state Of
Netloik sde IN the aboy. entitled action At ne oiy o.
keyYork on day Of January 1863 the OCEAN BA,h
Sc City Of NewYo will sell az PUBLIC AUCIiOH by
BWNN NICHOLS Aue,ioneers under The direction 81 r
Of New ok the PATH dsy of May lG at IL o'clock 9oon
Leoovng described Railroad Bond, aud Congons 10 Wit
bonds made by the Cleveland aud Pittsburgh ran
70 pay Thousand dollars each, Issued aud dated
on tie day Of May 1855 and payable the fret day OF
Msy 1915 with Of interest warrants attached 10. inter
payable semi annually which bonds are secured BY nifd
the railroad and property OF the SAID afoid Con
Ia hundred bonds OF the Railroad 10 npany
o thousand dollars each issued and dated Oh the hrst day
Janumy, 1851 with coupons terest warrants attached
fsabe semi annually and secured by mor'sase whn IL nl
portion Of the said Railroad and which the ionr mort
re the residue of the ad Railroad the principal OF which
sta-d bonds viii be payable on the bret day OF Jenoa
G L M0NELL Referee No. "a Wdis-
Z: L. FAScHER, Plaintiff Attorney. E. .,,.u-., =.
Hay a. IsO. C. l.. MCNEIL, Referee.
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
y NEW 0RK.-;ThE MERCANTILE , \. LIBRARY AsSo.
IsiHEK p KELLOGG, CHARLES P. BALDWIN and
EDWARD H. KELLOGG, Executors the last viii and tesla
ment Of Edward Kellogg deeeased George II. william.
Of Edward kellogg defndnts Amen led Summons for
reeftCom not ser lie the defendant: lSn are seT,ny
action which will be filed in the Office Of the CLERK
Of the City and County Of New York at the City Hall Ia the
ON thu subscriber At his Office No l5J Nassau street
sid city within twenty days alter the service Of this SUN
f to the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiffs in this action viii sppy 70 the Court Tor the EeheI de-
handed in the complaint Dated Eth Nay IaS spuorrx
The said complaint hied in said Clerks ohes May IT,
n2s law6wTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
TOR SALE FAMILY CARRIAGES, built

II p
IL expressly country or watering places.
bal top Z---at, viii carry sH persUns
hsf-top o-seat, viii cary nine persons
l.AtensiOn-top 3s-at, viii carry nine persons 49,
exfen.iou top 2~eat Will carry PERSONS These wagons
ver bsit by Dsy othe best material and warranted Also
Coupe Ko kaway, and second hand Top Wagon
a. order sold cheap, Tor a!tera
sns be Nos 10 and % Schermerhons st., Brooklyn
HORSE CURE-Used IN England thirty and
Il ber- thirteen years The TATfERsALLs hEAEE
F&WEKs core Hssses Cough, Worm and III condition 10
Horse package the Spring worth ten oashes OF 3s
to smooth The coat IL pseksse az for ~ a II oooOs
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Gorses, Carriages, &r.
!. BUGGY WAGON

Tor SALE-A HORSE, BUGGY WAGON
II and BARNESS-The Horse is bay elk years Old sound
and knd aud car tro fast Wagon nearly made by
good uskeI and little used Harness IN good order In
CURE BROWN, at the stable corner OF Uniyefltypaee
nd lafh-kt.
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L'OR SAVANNAH

E'OR SAVANNAH
Il AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW.
The frsteisss aide wheel steamship
ALABAMA,
Can. Geo sehenck will leave on SATURDAY, June at
m from Pier No North River Through ticket. can be bad
o, tie following pc-s: New-OTesn. tJs 49, Mobile %
uoptgcrDery s25: Columbus, 42l, Albany, s2J Atlanta
F2l Chattanooga &25; Nashville va IS Knoxville vs. -
Memphis 43l IS Augusta I'll 80 Macon, 30 Savannah,
ais For freight or passaz. apply 20 No Is broadway
bAMUEL L. MITCHELL 4 SON.
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Gle0iral.
A CHARMING NOVELTY.

A CHARMING NOVELTY.
IA CHARMING NOVELTY. .-,,, ,,,-,,o,,-,,
A POWERFUL MEDICINE,
A POWERFUL MEDICINE,
AND DELIGHTFUL DRINK COMBINED,
AND DELIGHTFUL DRINK COMBINED, ..-.-..-.-v.
DR. l. COyEBTs EFFERNEsCENd CO iMif, AD
sARsAPARlLLA SYRUP AND Powders
To drank Soda Water and equal t. tue best soda po
ssing Virtues superior u all other COMPOUNDS ioi te cure -
FRUPGIONS AND PiMPLks
ERUPTIONS AND PIMPLEs 1,. - >r, ,,,,r cr,,,-
ON THE NECK, FACE, AND CHIN,
AND ALL OTHER PARTS or The BODY
And ALL OTHER PARTS OF IHE. BOD ,,y.,o,,
REMOVING A YELLOM GOMEZ X y S,s
AND RESTORING THE SKIN
AND RESTORING TBE SKIN - 49, ID, ,-r,,, on, ,,,,
N TO A CLEAR AND HEALTHY STATE.
TO A CLEAR AND HEALTHY STATE
1T is A CURE FOR CHRONIC COsIlNENEss,
1T Is A CUBE FOR CHRONIC COslIhENESS,, r,,1 &c
TORPID LIVER AND PILES,
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING fhOmo ,-r,,, c,,erp,f
~ A BILIOUS STATE OF THE SYsIEM
A BILIOUS STATE or THE SYSTEM
II IA also powerful agent 70 prevent SEA-SiCkhhoS ana
ali sos designing travel by water snsoo procure rev
iotes Of this ssrspsra before starting on their journey II
sSS a. bo,e.sle and retail by COVERT Co. No Ga
Brosdrsy y where may also be had at the fountain ana
IN Ana WYEKOOP Co.. No % LioerY-sti W h'les1s
Agents who viii supply the trade on the ProPFes0' 'er' %
bY druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

Premises June s. 1860 at o'clock desirable klslDtNCE
and eight cres of LAND Lake, Yorktown. w eSt
chester Co.. ~ y. miles Tom the HAle alosd Ok miles
from Pines bridge; situased on the
and elegant House and Or buildings
l.. l.. BCCKHUUT