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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07
Later from Cuba.

New YORK, March 6.-The steamship
Cahawba from New Orleans ria Havana,
has arrived She reports but l. feet water
at the mouth Of The Mississippi
The l. S. War steamer Mohawk was at
Matawzas, and the Crusader was 1t Sagua
lie Grande.
The Cahaw ba brings 100000 in silver.
On the 9TH instant she passed large IN
known ship burnt - the waters edge
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Affairs IN Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March 8 The Senate AZ
Annapolis last night passed a bill empower.
ing the City Council II Baltimore 20 endorse
100000 Of bonds II the Northern Central
Railroad
The drivers Of the two city passenger cars
had fracas at a ball last night and one,
named Bosley was fatally shot
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Explosion OF a Steamboat.

EASroN. Pa. March Ga new steamboat,
which was bujlt here, exploded her boiler II
noon, when about starting on her first trip.
She is complete wreck. Several persons
were killed, but the number is unknown
Only one body has been recovered.
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Lopisiaua pemocratic Convention.

BATON RoUGE, March 5.-The State De
mocratic Convention met here to-day and
fully organized Resolutions were offered,
instructing the delegates TO the Charleston
Convention to support the nominee Of the
Convention, provided he be good Democrat.
Another resolution was offered to sustain
Senator Dayis's resolution at Charleston
and if the principles be not adopted that
the delegates shall withdraw. These reso-
lutions were pending when the report closed.
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CITY COUNCIL.
FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
Board Of Aldermen. l.. Kinzer, 2OS;
Joseph Grimes, so; B. III. Lambert. 7.
Common Council-Lewis Mex enzie, 249;
E. Snowdeu, jr., 233; Geo. Il. Markell, 30;
w. A. Harper, III; G. F. Suttle, 10; l. l..
Kinzer, SO; Geo. H. Smoot, 81; j. W. Burke,
IS; Scattering s.
SECOND WARD.
Board Of Aldermen-H l.. Simpson, l3l;
Thomas Smith, 80.
Common Council-Geo 7. Wilmington,
1875; j. s. Hallowel, l27; c. W. Alexander,
lis, A. W. Eastlack, 100; II. Latham 20; l.
He'll. q; scattering u.
THIRD WARD.
Board of Aldermen-Geo. Bryan, $50; K.
Brockett, 46; scattering 3.
Common Council--W j. Boothe, 263; III.
c. Dorsey, 242; Andrew Jameson, 2lS; j.
ii. McVeigh, 200; B. II. Berry. las; P. G..
Uhler, SO; G. f. Stuart 40; scattering 49,
FOURTH WARD.
Board Of Aldermen-W. G. Cazenove,
l43; A. j. Fleming Al; scattering 3.
Common Council. w. Atkinson, l62;
J. B. Smoot, l5S; w. ID. Massey, Isl; +. w.
Ashby. 40; J. A. Milburn. 10; L. f. Green,
y; W. A. Taylor, 9; scattering 10.
ELECTED BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-.First
Ward, |. L. Kinzer; Second Ward, II. L..
Smpson Third Ward, Geo. Bryan; Fourth
Ward, W. g. Cazenove.
COMMON CoUNcIL-First Ward, Lewis
Mckenzie, Edgar Snowden, jr., George Ill.
Markell, and W. A. Harper; Second Ward,
Geo. ]. Wilmington, j. $. Halowell, 9. w.
Alexander, and A. w. Eastlack; Third
Ward, w. j. Boothe, Andrew Jameson, IL.
Y. Dorsey, and J. ii. McV eigh; Fourth Ward
j. W. Atkinson, J. B. Smoot, w. d. Massey
and T. W. Ashby.
AWoNAN-VoTER.- amusement was
created at the polls of the Sd Ward yester-
Jay. by an attempt TO carry "Woman's
rights into active exercise. The wife OF a
voter, who was confined to bed By illness ap-
peared and demanded to cast her husbands
vote. Upon refusal, she became quite irate,
andin reply to the jeers of some of the crowd,
seized brick bat and for while cleared
the front Of the polls. She was at length
quoted and conducted away.
UNPREcEDENTEDLY Quick Through
The politeness of Mr.. r. w. Falls, Agent Of
Inc Adams Express Company in this city,
We are in receipt of New Orleans papers of
'ae Sd, through in three days. This is the
quickest time ever made between this place
and New Orleans.
OvERBoARD.- On Saturday night last,
whilst a party of young men were strolling
IN the vicinity of the Long Wharf, one Of
mem mistook the water for land and walked
overheard. He was rescued, however, with
NO other injury than ''ducking" and the
loss Of his hat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07

TINE GREAT WORK OF THE AGE, for sale
i at GEO. L. FRENCH'S Book and Periodi-
cal Depot, No l0I. King.street.
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ILLUSTRATED. Columns of testimonials BY the
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English Language" 1t is said to be the most
complete and learned in MI respects" No Scho-
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quarto Library style, $50.
Mly Moyue or Broken at last, By J. F. Smith,
esq author Of 'Stanfeld Hall" "Minnic Gray"
Geo. Howard" Amy Lawrence" "Dick Mark
ham" ELLEN De Nere," &c., &C., | volume, Soc
The Leisure Moments Of Miss Martha Haiues
Butt, A. NJ, volume l2mo., cloth, $l25.
Fights for the Championship Of England from
l7l0 down to 1859, including the Great fight be-
tween Sayefs and Brettle compiled from BELLS
Life in London" price % cents
A fresh supply Of Cumpbell's History ~ Yir-
ginia, volume octave. $50.
Eleven volumes II the new Pocket Edition Of
Cooper's Novels, now ready bound in vanished
cloth, flexible The Pioneers, "The Spy" 1.-THE
last Of the Mohicans," "The Pilot" "Rcd Rover"
"Wyandotte' The Bravo" "Wish ton wish"
"'rhe Prairie" "Lionel Lincoln, !" and ''llomeward
Bound price for each work complete, i cents
The cheapest and best edition ever published
Constantly receiving the latest publications.
NH G-3t q. u. FRENCH.
nRUGS AND SPICES-Gro round Elm Bark;
IL Hops Canary and Hemp Seeds Ext. Bella
DONNA Refined Salt Petre, Rhubarb Root; Acco-
mite Root; Cloves; OIL Cloves Jamaica Ginger
best Indigo; Ground Cinnamon; Cinnamon Bark.
just received and for sale by
JAMES ENTWlSLE, Jn.
NH Apothecary ~ kin5 FL
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Fire at Toledo, OHIO.

TOLEDO, March "a ire this morning
destroye the Elvira Hall, ON Sumner street,
a two-Story dwelling adjoining, and dweI-
ling and saloon opposite. Loss =, 900 IN
suramce $4,000.
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Ganreetowu Cattla Markot.

Two hundred and twenty Beef Cattle were
offered at Drovers Rest, on Friday, OF very
superior quality; IS sold readily at S%.5O@SiS7t
p 100 lbs. on the hoot, equal to S7t9S9.7o net;
So held over. Sheep scarce and high, bringing
readily S5@$5.75 p 100 lbs. gross. No Pork
Hogs offered,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07
Pennsvlvanla Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, March 81 The Democrats
held meeting this evening 70 ratify their
gubernatorial nomination. Tie meeting
was largely attended, and great enthusiasm
was manifested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07

wM g YEAToN
NH enhi
BY /. H. MCCORMICK -AucuOxEER.

BY T. ~ MCCORMICK AucrIoSEKR.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Pursuant u j decree oC the County Court Of
Alexandria County, Va, II the 9th day Of June,
1889, in the suit d Kiucheloe 4 Bruin, plaintiffs,
against Thomas Coyle and others, defendants, tbs
subscriber, a. Commissioner tor the purpose, will
offer for sale, Al public auction, 10 front OF the
Mayor Office in the city 81 Alexandria, Virginia,
oa Saturday ~ 81 day "a Narch, 1860, At IL
o'clock, NJ, the following property:
4 TRACT OF LAND, il the County Of Prince
William, Va, On the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, near its intersection with Bull Run,
containing about 227 ACRES and % POLES
being the same tract II land which was conveyed
by Wilmer Mclean, and others to George ID.
Fowle and By the latter conveyed q said Coyls--
the exact mctes and bounds Of which can be ascer-
tanned by consulting either If said conYeyauces.
About 40 acres of this land IL III cultivation, has
been highly improved, and j. very productive.
The remainder II iii wood of fine growth, which
III its proximity % the Railroad, can be readily
converted into money. There il Ga the place
large and commoiious Barn and stable, nearly
new, and built in the best manner
TERNS.--Ien per centum II the purchase mo-
ney to be paid il cash, the balance 10 three equal
instalmcnts, al siX, twelve and eighteen months
from the day IF SALE the deferred payments 70 b
secured BY the bonds of the purchaser, with good
personal security bearing interest from date, and
the title to be retained till the purchase money i
fully paid. $ FERGUSON BEACH,
tcb 27-eots Commissioner,
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Troops for the Texan Frontier.

LEAygNwoRrH, X. l., March 5.Mai
Hant's battery, company NJ, Of light aitille
nv, stationed at Fort Leavenworth has been
ordered to New Orleans.
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Al M A N A C.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-M MARC

POKT OF ALEAANDhIA--NN VT =.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Monticello eager New York TO
Fowle & Co.
schr. Belle R. Huh, Daugherty, Now York, 70
Master an,
Sloop Joseph Egbert Haunon, corn and Wheat
TO Washington Go.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Tar MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoN.-The annual
election of Municipal officers, took place,
yesterday All the officers elected are NOM
;ness of the Wing party, except Mr.. |. Louis
GINGER. Democrat, who was chosen Alder
noan from the First Ward, without oppo-
sition. 49,,
a the vicinity Of the various voting places,
and manifested much interest in the cleo
ton The crowds continued undiminished,
snd the interest without abatement until the
close of the polls. Every thing, however,
was conducted quietly, and during the day
there was no single violation of decorum.
A. night. some of the friends of the success
f,l candidates paraded the streets, headed
bv music, and gathering large assemblage.
The procession marched to the residence of
the Mayor elect, who received the congratu-
lations of large number of friends, and
nroyided for them a hospitable entertain
ment. The assembly was addressed by
Messrs. VIM. B. Price, David l.. Smoot, and
Jacob Roxbury.
The Company then proceeded to the resi-
dences Of Messrs. Avery and Smoot where
handsome entertainments were furnished
them.
A bonfire was, also, kindled on the hill
near the intersection of Wilkes and Water
street. The Gazette Office was crowded un-
Ill a late hour by an assemblage anxious to
know the result They were supplied with
extras containing full account of the cleo
tion-as rapidly as fast press could print
them.
The result Of the election is in detail, as
follows
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March, 6.-The Naval Ap-
preparation bill will be reported in three Or
four DAYS, and will embrace about ten mil
lions of dollars, one million less than lastyear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07

BI II. M. MCCORMlCh-AUCTIoH
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN FAIR
- FAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA, IN THH
VICINITY or WASHINGTON AND ALEX
ANDRIA-Oa Saturday, ne 2lti tag 81 March
1860, AZ IL o'.iock, ~, On the premises, the sub
scrbcrs will sell att public auction, TRACT or
LAND, containing about FIFTY ACRES, situE-
ted in Fairfax County, Va, the LeeEburG
Turnpike short distance beyond BGiley'S CrosG
Roads and about seven miles from both AlsERn-
dria and Washington.
The land j. of excellent quality-is we'll water
ed-elght u ten acre. of L are in wood of 6ns
growtA-it has on il thrifty orchard Of young
fruits under good fences, aud i every way de-
srabe.
81 The buildings On the place consist Of 3
a$. comfortable COTTAGE, large Barn, ST.
bies, Smoke House, &C., &C.
Any further information in respect % the pro-
perty can be had Of the subscriber, Mrs. Amelia
r. Young Who resides upon IT,
TEEHs $500 ca5h--the balance il two equsl
instruments, Al Xix and twelve months, from the
day III sale, with interest, the deferred payments
d Dc secured In tile bonds IF the purchaser and
q deed If trust upon the property.
AMELIA 4. YOUNG
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH dis NAT Int. copy Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07

JyTANTED.-A CLERK, understanding tho
w roughly the Prescription Business
JAMES ENTWISLE, IN,
NH G-3t Apothecary, 81 King street.
DLASTFR OF PARIS.-35O tons for sale by
WM. H. F0WLE a son,
feb % No, 4 South wharVss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07
New York Bank Statement.

New YORK, March 5.-The weekly returns Of
the new city banks show an increase of S6l+,00
in loans; S2,3l3OOO in specie S33G,0oO III crcu-
lation; and 81 ,405, GOO in deposits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07
Fairfax county, feb lO-eots
BY /. N. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY /. VI. McCORMICK-AUcT
ON ESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
~ APRIL NEXT, the undersigned viii offer
tor sale at public auction, the DWELLING <a
and LOT, "a King, between Columbus and LII
Alfred streets, atpresent occupied by 4. J. Mehat-
fey, esq. The lot fronts Oh King street AZ feet 2
inches, with depth Of 100 feet
IL Also, the DWELLING and LOT on Al
- fred street between Cameron and King, a.
present occupied by George p. Fowle, esq front
ing On Alfred street Is feet inches more or less,
with depth of 1913 feet Inches.
Plats showing the metes and bounds will BE- eK~
hbted on day of sale.
Early possession given.
TERNs.-One third cash, the balance in 9. Ia
is and q months, with interest, and title retain.
cd until the deferred payments have been made.
Sale 70 take place at 2 NJ, at the Mayors Of
6ce X {. SMITH, Executor Of
nh 5-2awts ii. Z, Smith, dso'S
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By Il. N. McCORMICk-AUc
NATHALIE PROPERTY At PUBLIC

BIZ 4. N. McCORMICk-AUcT
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
SALE will sell at public auction "a Su-
rr5an ne 2ih Narch, Al II o'clock, ~. 10
front ii the Mayors Office, the following Lots, viz:
Lot No The southern half 81 the square
bounded by Pendeton, Water and Wythe streets,
containing one acre, with the water privilege
This lot lies Immediately north Of the AleXRndris,
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Depot.
No. 2. The northern half Of the square bounded
by Fairfax Wythe, Royal and Madison streets,
containing one acre.
No. 3. Three Lots in square bounded BY Mont
gomery, Washington, 81. Assph and Madison sts.,
one fronting 50 IT, On Washington, " us f. deep
one 50 Montgomery, 70
one so I" 20 feet %
st. Asaph.
No. 1 Half acre III southwest corner Of square
bounded By Alfred, Wythe, Columbus and MadI-
son streets.
g. 40. 5. Two FRAME HOUSES 90 Queen
Lib. street, between Alfred and Patrick streets.
80. j. TWENTY FIVE ACRES Of LAND,
one mile from Alexandra, Immediately west of
the farms of James Green, and the late NJ. A.
Harper, upon the public road. This will be dt-
yided into Lots.
TERMS Or SALE.-One third cash, and the bal
ance in one and two years, with interest q bs
secured by the bond Of the purchaser, with good
security Tie title u be retained till the purchase
money is fully paid. feb 29-2aw6t6eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07

We have received from Mr.. George T.
French, part II of Cassell's illustrated Fam
ily Bihla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07

Death of the Hon. George w. Ingersoll..
BANGOR, March 5.--Hon. George ". In
gersoll, Attorney General Of Maine, died TO-
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~ Friday, ne TON day y HNFrn NJ, TT N
u 4 M rr~.s ' session , a bs ,risaurc II rc
ference r. this COMPANY"
feb ltd EDWARD GREEN. Secretary.
rap e.rp
a =, TT oSntImT1,-p Ifs4
- - SAD pTTInTNG a,,I
MACHINE WORKS, 81
the late firm q Smith Perkins, Alexandria, VA.
THESE WORKS are most fayorably situated
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oyERBoARD.- On Saturday night last,
whist party of young men were strolling
y, N the vicinity of the Long Wharf, one Of
mem mistook the water for land and walked
overnoard. He was rescued. however, with
loss Of his hat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07

UNPREcEDENrEDLY Quick TINE Through
the politeness of Mr.. r. W. Falls, Agent Of
Inc Adams Express Company in this city,
We are in receipt of New Orleans papers of
'ae sd, through in three days. This is the
quickest time ever made between this place
and New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07

TIME copartncr-hip existing between RIDGE
Z IL, HAMPTON 4 CO.. having expired
the undersigned have formed copartnershlp md
viii continue the business, ii the old tand, II
king.strect under HE name and style u Hun
TON 4 RIDGELl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07

DAUGH'S PULvERIZED RAW BONES
Is We have received supply Of this valuable
Fertilizer. and shall keep it constantly ON hand.
nh WIN. II. F0WLE son.
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NEW GOODS.

X X. wITMER 4 BROS. are now receiving
(J. their first supply Of SPRING GOODS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07

LAND SALE.-Dr. B. Lacey has sold his
farm near Piedmont Station for S34 per acre.
Purchaser MIR, John B. Jetfries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

EDWARD II. DIXON, M. d., Editor of The
~ scspe attends exclusively 70 operative surgery and the
rhoid hsu and concealed absces Of the reeG cured
without the knife igsure. Office hours from 70 M 10
and to D. H. No. ~ 5thav Al all other honrs he 10 at
his private hospital where every comfort OF domestic M is pro-
vded o those who require the important operations or
careful die.etic treatment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

TTHE CELEBRATED BONE-SETTER, DIR.
CUAs SWEET Of Lebanon Conn, intends to be Ia New
YORK al the National Hotel No 5Courtandt, on wEDNES
DAY Iath and THURSDAY 18th April TO attend to Bone.
setting Hin and Spinal Diseases Fever Sores Seofa and
Rheumatic difficulties Contracted Cords, aud ali Chronic
DiseasSA
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furniture.
professional Notices.

nR. J. w. CRANE, formerly of No. AZ Bond
~ st. New YoIt, ate from Pars) will locate, the let OF
May No. 50 RemSen directly in the Of the Perrepont
Hotel five minutes walk from the Was. Ferry, Brookyni
DR.. &. IL No. $40 Hicksst
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marbinerp.

ANHLIIIItEU'
TOR SALE-One first.class second hand STEAM
Il ENGINE in good running orders twenty-five horse power
off, together with Boiler and fixtures APP
ply TO BLAKE SON No $40 Broadway Albany n. T., ad
dress Box No $40 n. Y Post Office.
EOR SALE-One geered LATHE, 10 feet long;
IL do one feet; sfoot PLANER; upright DRILL
and small LAthes and other Machinery Apply G. C.
burgh.
TOHNSONs SELF-REGULATING WIND
ML-Perfeced for Pumping; the cheapest and beat de-
vice for this purpose. DANIEL r. TOMPKINs "a Wa-sI
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financial.
INSURANCE COMPANY

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
WI Office, eeSner Of Green wich and Fulton sta
Nsv-foEE, April 10, lsoa
At the Annual Election for Directors Of thu C9opsay 80
Tuesday, April ~ the gensmea we've -.
nously reelected Directors for the enssins yo1;
LEVfAPGAR SAMUELs. BOWMAN
ID RANDOLPH MARTIN, JEREMIAH aOBTNa'
BENIN. s. TAYLOR WARD A. WORK,
MOSES A. HOPPOCk, q. ID. VAN WAGENENl
BARRET y. VAN AIKEN, WILLIAM HAsTAM'
90RDOr w. BUBNHAM, lBRAEL MINOR
C. " y. OSTRAHDER, JOSEPH sARKERs
nAvIT NAOIF Ely H0PPOCK
gnsFPB vi BROWN HENRY n KHRR
EiYNEZER b EADLEsTON, CR0WEL ADAMS
NDN'- NATHANIEL WEED
Az meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this Oar ~
B. OsTRANDER uDantmously resec..a Presidsst -
JOsEPH 8. BARKER Vice-President-ApfH H.
J. L DOUGLASS, sscr,s-s.
A LBERT II. NICOLAY,
N AUCTIOEYER AND STOCK BR0KEa
- n,iv,,e ssle STOCKS and BONDS bought .o,d a -
sro.ers Board Price Current Issued semi NOR THY.
OCEAN BANK, Nxw-YoEK, April 10, isS-
ATan ELECTION held this day the follovisS
"A named gentlemen elected Directors Of this Boa T.
the ensuing ye1, viz: ,.nv,.u.
poRERr HAYDOCK, &. g. SOUTHHAYb
sAMUEL. s. BOWMAN. JAMES NJ BzSzDiCY
GORDON w. BURnHAa, Join CAsrR.E
gOuN HOYCE ALBERT A. MARTIN
IUCiEH b. CONAN, DAVID WAGoTAys
And for Inspectors Of the next s0ccse 1i95 Election:
PETER MARTIN
AT subseouspt meeting Of the Board, d. T. MARTIN &c
"a' on'niiH'"'' '''''' PARkER HANDY, oaLhG-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

PHILADELPHIA LAW and COLLECTION
o. w DAVIS D.B. BIRNEY.
DAVIS BIRNEY,
No 81 Routh THIRpsr Philadelphia devote hAr entire alton
ton collection Of claims maturing and past due through
the country Returns promptly made They have retired
With Arm viii be succeeded to BY Birney PTentss
RBRERRNCKs.
Abho,, Johu.s 4 Co. Phila Herman Boxer CO., NJ Y. I
Ysrd 3iImore Co., Phila; Renard & Co.. NJ Y.
Ai1sa a.d. q Co PhilAi Harlani BToa, & Co, N. Va
mcfarland TsbnAn, Co, Phia = b. Chitendon Co ~
H. w CLARK x Co., PhilA Truet Bro, Co., fhilAi
Mysr. Caahern 4 Co.; Lewis, Bro, Co., Phila
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MILwAuKEE, Wisc-, April 5, I55N
ALL COUPONS Of the GREEN BAY, MIL
N wAgKER, AND CHICAGO FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS due the 10th inst vii De IGNORED on presentation
Jesup Co, No. A EIchansee1e New York The ne.
nas o the Road insucE to these Coupons they
are honorod for the aceoun. pes interested in the
queot securities of the Couesny for the protection OF their in
teres Those presenting Coupons viii state the and al
dress the each OF Bonds to which such Coupons
belong. BISHOP Co. Mortgages in possession oftse
Milwaukee aud Chicago Rsifosi
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CNCINNATI & CHICAGO RAILROAD.-A

~ Decres having entered for the sale the 2sh Of Ap
inst the Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad formerly Cncn-
natl Lozsnspor and Chicago Railway being
msde by parties interested for the purchase sna couPoa
OF the Road under a organization.
All information will be furnished application At the Once
the Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company, No. ~ Liberty
st.-Nsw-York, April 4, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

NOTICE ia hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ MEETING ofshe sTOCKHOLDERS.oft the CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW-yEk5tY, for the Electisa
N DTectors for the ensuing year will be held their Office
Ezsbebport N j. MONDAY the It'll day Of May next be-
tween the bours Of IL o'clock M, and O'Clock p m
The Transfer Books viii be closed D. days previous 10 The dy
of the election. -, ,,c -.
TIE matter Of the increase Capital Stock OF Company
viii be brought before stockholders 81 the ZANE time sad
pace 0' ''O'' '''"' SAMUEL KNOX. Secretary.
Office of the Central Railroad Co Of N. j.,
Fli1abeth N j.. April 9, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

TOR SALE-A first class FARM aud COUNTRY
IL RESIDENCE, containiog III OF choice land
NEWBURGd, N. Y improvements all OF the best order
abundance Of fruit Would exchange good city
eIty. Apply X. L. CASE No III Pearlst or IL T. Nc
COUN, No. al Dey.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

RROADWAY.-Ihe commodious STORE, No
- OO2 FIRST above 26h.st 70 LET Apply the premises
OF OF H. II. CUDLlPP, No. ll9 Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

CEEDS.
- LOO bags new Ohio CLOvnE
eo' 0as' 600 bags RED TOR.
800 bags HUNGARIAN.
A,. ara received and sold by commission, when
os.r IN lots 20 suit both the city and country trade
No. is Rrosts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
Gonses to Get.

DROADWAY.-The STORE No. 295 broadway
I'D between Resds Dusnes.s, with reF entEanse OF
Manhattan alley, TO LET for year. Apply to HOhEE
MORGAN, No. Pins-Et.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

ITO LET-The second and third FLOORS in
house No 800 West 1sh.st also, three STABLES. In.
ouire ON the premises-