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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-28

Hon. W. W. RICE was, last evening, elected
to fill the vacancy in the delegation to the
state convention, occasioned by the declination
of Hon. j. 5. c. Knowton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-28

Clnnln Is making splendid Photographs, colored or
Main street. ar ,ltt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-28

Resolved LIST, That the republicans of Milford
heartily and cordially approve of the principles laid
down in the Chicago platform, and accept them as
the rule of their political conduct
Resolved, ID, That in Abraham Lincoln and Han
nibal Hamn, we recognize able, upright, and eff
cent champions of the cause which lies near our
hearts and we pledge them our Jealous and I'M
divided support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
90 Uhom il Alap Concern.
DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
l. THE MAYOR, FOR APPROVAL
FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL.

| FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Resolutions authorizing and directing the Comptroller to draw
exbaDg the icnains unfortunate victims or the Elm
street catastrophe.
| Board Of Councilman. Feb 6, 1860.
On eyes and noes adopted.
BoaTo Aldermen, Feb. %, 1868.
On ayes aud Noes concufreo IN.
Resolution that the tax assessed against Benjamin
Co for the 1876. be- end the Is hereby remittei
ard that he personal assessed against the Tor the
! 1853 be reduced 10 a valuation Of &SD.
| Board Of Counc'mtn Feb H. 1862
On ayes and noes, adopted.
Board OF Aldermen, Feb. 20, 1865
Adopted.
Of dock and Ladder Co No Ito be aeied to have
In second story fnstd correspond with
said story place marble mantle in said and sliding
doors place light stairway instead OF
expense not to exceed two hundred and fey dollars
Board OF Councinen Feb. G, 1860.
On ayes and moss, adopted.
Board Of Aldermen Feb. %, 1850.
On and noes adopted
Resolution the assessed against the lot Water
Gouvsncur known No GO Water street Seventh
Ward for year 1884 hereby RENTED
that the Comptroller be directed to refund to Charles Nenter
eight 10 100 dollars Of tax paid in
Bosro Of Colncimen Jan 80, 1860.
Ayes and noes adopted
BOsId Of Aldermen. Feb. "a, 1850
Ayes ard noes, adopted.
Re.slSoG reluepg tie peIsolal tax assessed against ere
msh r. oT fer tho year 1855 from the valuation Of ten thou
sand dollsTs TO that 0; tive thousand dollars
RESOLUTION reducing the peTsoial assessed against Leon
I@rone for the wear 1858 from the valuation Of thousand
dol ara to that Of eigk; hur dred dollars.
Resolution reducing the personal tax assessed searst ste
w Webb fer year 1859 De reduced from the valuation Of
twenty thousand dollars that Of ten thOusazd 3olsrs
Board g Counclimer, FEB. 10, l8tp.
Ayes and noes, adopted.
Boerd Il Aldermen, FEB. 20, 1850
ConcurTed in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

A cADRMY OF MUSIC.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC. ,,
THE BAa lsislE clo,. on Saturday with
0vsnd Matinee, as the Opera opens ~
nsss' Msis SsinAy. Mach R--PATTTs HESty TnITRK
fA1riT,ss f Ef sSaRBES OF. sEyILdL6E, sus,S,
yArrI. HRiGEoLI, FFRRI AhoDio SOS'Ni-
!" addition CONCERT e OF TiE ausIo LEssoN s.o,.,
A, rcs,isr Echo SONG tes Pepos, com@ 10 SS1N w a
esSi.J coM!N0 TaR0 THE RYE ana 'ne NoSLi"~
WALTZ PATTI BENEFIT MATINEE:
UNEoUALED T1sE 6PSRL VI
0o''' - ann OTTER Sc .kGTI0NS
srrRpAr March p6s i S'iG's PATTI MATINEE
Of the and toe last appearance OF
Hi.s Patti Mad Coon Mad Strakosch Brsnoh sseL Fer
a. AaPR SSG Sy PATT l. STRAKosCR BRIGNoLI JUNCA
fKNAkI by CoIsoN, sTIGELLL FERRRI susL ,yISs,c,
IN The oourse fths PATTI Msnee By general reqssss
MUZIO'S GARIBALpI RArAPLAN, .
sup. By Coson strskoseh Brgush St!sen Fern Am0dio
- SUsni, Junrs
An Second Parts Hull Chorus and Orchestrs.
Admission ell Ne reserved seats Doors open " x.
rea crowd being expected ladies' are
to buy their tickets IN advance They may DC nso 81 az tne
rliDcpa ticket Offices principal music stores sao hose una "
Brooklyn =, Proxs and Rose 49, MI
ISs company viii appear IN Philadelphia on Monday harchs
MASON and THOMAS CLASSICAL
iva sOfREES CHICKERING'S CONCERT NUM-
No ga 8roedwayl
FIRST CLASSICAL s0JREE,
SATURDAY EVENING. March D.
u...r.. w. MASON, TtEo. THOMAS CARL BERGMAN,
J. M0sENTHAL. and O: MAIskA
for the serSs eveo at nessrA OhcAetn
C. Bfensirss nd SchATfcpbcgg Luis's -.
One Subscription Ticket TO The -four Sotrees $S three
single tickets, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

DERFECT PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
and other accidents buildings can be secured By using
THE SOLID WROUGHT IRON BEAMS,
manufactured by the Trenton Iron Company.
THE EXTRA COST is TRtfLtNO.
Such floors have been constructed Ia tsbuildnss OF
TIE TIMES THE TRIBUNE,
and Of Messrs.
BALL, BLACK Co.,
NEW BANKING HOUSES
IN this city, cost less than . -
the beams and brick arches ready for where the spa 10
net exceed rs feet
These beams make the cheapest and strongest covering
FOR VAULTS.
For full particulars and estimates which gladly furnished
without charge apply perscnslY or by lsser to
COOPER, HEWITT { Co. Nd. II Burlirgsip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
MaehineI.

DURNFLL's PATENT ROTARY PUMP,
- apied all purposes Of pun nns from thu vso and els
the Steam Fse Ed The aost simple dnIeb and
scier, Pump yet made Principal sae, eepot a No ~ ait
st., Now-fOrk. SAMUEL b.. LhkVh'
DORTABIE STEAM aaA HOlSi.lN(i I'm
i 0INES, GO the manufacture Of HIrTIN9ER, COOK
CO. the reputation OF which IL thoroughly essablssA AZ
szes, both SsTiiesl and holka ,ial. foI sale BY
CHARLES W. COPELAND, Sole Agent
No. l22. Broadway, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

MAYORS OFFICE, NEw-YoRK. Feb 70 let0
DROCLAMATION-$2, 500 X L " d.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor Of the ity Of New fork in
pursuance Of resolution othe Common Govt OF
proved by this day do HEREBY offer reward OF THOU
BAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS in addition to the rev ard
$50 previously offered by for the apprehenon and
ylction Of the person who murdered ~
Custom Nist Waterman, who found lying dead on
the Sidewalk front Of No IL Safest at III O'Clock Oh tday
uieh the 10th February inst with marks Of violence on his per
son Justify the belief htt he had been murdered SAID re-
ward 70 be paid tie certificate the District Attorney thai,
such conviction had upon the testimony given procured
by the person person claiming said reward But ell
yic,ion w1I be disregsrded FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
CURVEYORS, CIVIL ENGINEERS, and those
- interested in accurate measurement will by sending their
sddress with postage stamp the undersigned receive
Dan het Ola pages the subject Of Surveyors Chains and
Chin Mpasurng with price list and illustrations OF the new
Patent Chain j. N. GRUAMAE, City Surveyor Brooklyn, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
Boaro an6 nooms.

A YOUNG MAN wishes to engage partial
"A BOARD With pleasant private family OF hstsiay'
boarding. loue In B,coklyn within 6ye minutes walk from
Wall st. accommodations for about Sc week waited
Address J. 8 Tribune CHce.
BOARD in BROOKLYE.-A ROOM TO LET,
I'D sutsbls for Family two siuge Gtniiemen, al
81 Hen1yst FIVE minutes wax Of fulton Ws.st Ferries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT on the WEST
II FPN BANK Of the HUDSON for sALE-The House
ard all oubudng Of stone vel and thoroughly built
With between and Of Land well laid ont and
anipg to- choicest varieties OF Fruit all kinds dscduous aud
evergreen The site is Of the best the Hudson
Commanding the Pass Mountain Eewburgh Bay, aud
grand sweep scenery IN the country The estate
combines for elegant residence has been oee1
horses carriages &c Possession be had immediately
Apply to nOMER MORGAN, No Metropolitan Bank Build
Ing Pine ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A fine COUN.

LNOR SALE or EACHANGE-A me YUM
TRY SEAT In the village OF Geney, pleasantly situated
the Western bank OF Stneea Lake The house stands on
plot having font Of 80 feet on Man street ana
taseuy laid out abundsnt!y sueplisd
with ornamental trees aud shrubeey and partly enclosed ~
Hawthorn hedee sopng bank shaded with syoamore Oak,
Hickory and other Terminating In gravel beach,
Of choice fruit trees aud culinary garden In high
state of cultivation well stocked with curTan raspberry and
goosebery bushes The house which building filled
with brick hent Of 70 feet including wings dePh ~
feet, The pors furnished With marble naDtes aud CRATES
Of odcn pattern fixtures through the house with
piled from The viils,s =,
The house ssbes and other ou,buidlngs are all
eommodlou. and well butt Aocbed 10 hi. property aud I'm
oppe site IL Of sbe land producing every
ssy Of c.ops The lake aboand 9Th lice FISH, including cal
mon trout Otwtgo p perch &c. aud oilers unsuIpassed
sc 1l boating and bathing The ATTRACTIONS for Will n oe
nsya l. have Induced retired New ork erchan
a. choose III. place OF residence Hobart Free Go
legs sn tie public and private schools have wse:tsbhhsd
The churches include the Reformed Dutch, Fps
copsj Methodt Baptist aud other denonna
tionS qhe aad Syracuse Railroad this vi
iscs xvilh the New Genital Railroad Time from New
York ,been The piece would be exchanged for s1its
lie n,eper IN TIE vicinity OF TIL, city Fof,orthst PARTICULARS
, me P,srI' ADRIAN II. MULLER, No. 80 Walst,
ar WM NJ CLARK, IT,, No. flO WLliamsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
I,IoIIR and GRIT MILL for sALE-One mile

CLOUR and GRIT MILL for SALE-One mile
IL from Penn Ysnu the Crocied Lake ou'es Lsi
oover spfept for anv manufacturing purposes fHinus
gwen By HARRIS BROTHERS, Elizabeth, n u "; y
sTUNfoRD, No Erie Buildings New'fofi OF 10 d 'AH
ENTINk, on the premifes.
TRON-WORKS for SALE.-NOs IS, 81, so and
n 81 GoeIckst and No. Lewis the IRON fOuSDEh
BLACKSMITH and PATTERN SHOPS &C., win steam
Engine and Boiler Skating. Cranes CoreOyen CuPoas
Blowers 6c This establishment has done pfohtatie Dus
for the ast ten years and In compste tfoed o
dOrg business The fixtures With buildings and leases viii DO
sold 81 reasonable rates 70 cash eua.0ael.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

FRIDAY March 2. ls6e.
Can be here extraordinary living Great ne JUS
srrived from the wids Of AfIiea
WHAT is TT
lat love, order Of MsR7 OF
lshs higher development Of the Monkey or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
Scuses an6 farms Uanis6.


COUNTRY SEAT WANTED-Within an hours
~ ride Of the CITY, Of less THAI than ~
The Improvements must be modern and In s1od mr. Any
pss having such properly aud wishing dispose Of II FOR
part cash isbly situated lots IN the Town Of Elir
Chspupg Co.. may hear Of purchaser by addressing ALEX
ANDEk, Tribune Office. ..--
I OF WANTED UP TOWN, near Second or
IL Third avenue Railroad lease for OF years with
without priv .Ee Of purchasing for the purpose Of budf
Dwelling House thereon Address, stating Particular b. j.,
Tribune Office.
WANTED-By a small family, FURNISHED
w COT ACE within few miles OF this city. good plain
BOARD. at moderate price Address with full particulars,
J. A. B.. Tribune Office. Box No. l62.
NrANTED-A medium-sized HOUSE and LOT
w with modern provements. Loo stion between 18th
and s2ds ard I'd aud 6tha Any having bargain to
offer ey of cash purchaser Address ag price
and full particulars, A. s., Box No. liza PosOiee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

I,HE firm Of EVERETT & IsIyERM0RE is
Il this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. r LIVER
MORE ~iil continue the business o. MANUFACTURING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
.Jns1rante Gompnaies.

CLINTON
~ FIR. INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE No. SO !yALL-5T.
VITA A sUE-z9L
HUGH LANG, NOAH g. HUNT
EFFGHAM TOWNSEND, THCRAs SMuLLs
CHAs. r. SWORDS. J. II aANSoM,
JOHN PENF0LD, GEOl A TONh9EN4
John COMPTON, DOW ALONZ0 CUS&4Ah
D. HENRY HAI0Hf L. J. SMITH,
JOSEPH LAW1ESCE, ALSlSO W.LLl5A
LEONARDO &. sUAREZ, SYLVESTER y n WsS"
EIIAs BRONSgN Awe LAfN0,
A n EMO aSBzRT ". BRUCE
JOHN WATSON, J. BOfD, y.yr.
JOSEPH W. C0kLH.s, A. EANAGA ~ -, 2. . . nn
SAMUEL WshLRfS, isAhhEroS = ysaspI9,H
- - A' arOR0E GAiBWOLD,
HU0a LAINa, Preaasak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
Building MaterialS.

LINGUISTIC TILES
IA For FLOORS,
= PLUMBERS MATERIALS,
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAIN PtfE, &c. Is
MILLER T. COATS,
No 2.9 Pearlst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
Real estate for Bale.

A SMALL HOUSE and LOT, beautifully 10.
IA Gated Ia bloemGe.d EewJersey. for SALE, very low
near Iatreed, churches and schools Appis 20
Mr.. WARD No. IFS Nssssn-st., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
DEsIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE fol

L tESlkABlIE COUNlhl hESiDENCG ioI
IL sALE-On Henry at Stamford Conn., the stamford
Female Academy Ave minutes walk from the rdToad ecPot
and about TIE same dis ancs from the steamboat landing
6r.clsss modeTDbut C0TTA1E IL rooms on his aoo,.
al In complete ORDER grounds Handsomely laid out and well
stock with fruit shade and ornamental trees Lowest price
2oC-&2 % 900 remain for term OF years The
furniture nearly In good order and viii be sold :. sac
fce II sold before Saturday next will be rented with tho
frrpure Inquire OF PLATT ADAMS, Room No. Trinity
BUILDINGS, NeW-Yoik.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

CHEET IRON, Tin Pluto, Ziac, Copper VIM
- Spsllss Tnnsry Tooa sul Tia Ware Houss Funlshizs
0oods. hi sas bY A. A. ThVaPsoN Ca, Ne. as ws.srss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

NJFyz ENGLAND MUTUAL LlAA me. "a.
~ pOsTONCapIsal and as0unalaied Prezass sLessszs
a. Paying cash Dividends q Per cent "a HOPPER
kasnt ana Atsiney fss the CO., No lititoAaway, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

nor SALE or to LET-Ibe large and
l. thoroughly .buit MANSION. NO. u West 5eths eccu
p.d ty II Roiser wil be for rent ster May II
sby arranged and adapted for large family f's. class
Ftua Seo For particulars and cards Of admission to see
de p.emi.es, sptiy 20 T. PARkfLl, No. q Bogt-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
NOR sALE-Ths BROADWAY FOUNDER,

NOR sALE-The BROADWAY FOuNDERY
aud MACHINE SHOP, St Louis, No., established 1896
bi Ionsessbsed and welknown Foundry Is offered Tor
se on terms The FoIndety Belding 20 oy
ts The Machine Shop Is 100 by 40 feet y stories high
and contains large and well arranged SCI q LetIcJ
Mschne The 0 Of PseFn: . me Sos. s. ana about
IN ~ Eonnaerv Machine Shop and Boiler Yard In
piscAanh Fly, rtisnIsr, address az St. Louis Mo-,
abundance ~" p''' CUDDY, CARPENTER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

CODA WATER SODA WAFER
~ PATEN sODA.WApER APPARATUS Of every descrse
ton Ssae.ing Generasa oiIon copper sns Ma nises
Drausht TGees Coolers &c al low price, Ssnd ,o
and description Of the above VI the S-DA" ATt mANv'
FACTORY. WILLIAM GEE Cos NoA and New. tiasen
RAlroad Companys Depot corner Of hn Aaa nn.un-sla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

DRUG STORE for SALE-A Rare Chance (!
DThe subscribers wish to dispose Other DRUG STORE
W " r. H snbsc,;hays T. & &. W. MOCLINTOCk,
'" WIG Box No. 81 Post Office, Esston, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
NO pRINTERs.--FOR SALE, A BARGAIN

Thr,. Aden,s PRESSES, nes patents Ai1AAs s ding
Prest one Tryers regal dran frsas
three Gord Pfesses all ~ ssei order Apply 70 ne sAohi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

(fUUNIK1 HLSIDENCE 10 ILIi Uh-
~ EISHEpA large two story and attic HOUSE eonsnins
10 rooms with hne piazza PLEASANTLY situated q. p
south Long Island Ia l view OF the Bay aud Of Fire
leland Lighthouse with stable for FIVE horS,s caagehoue,
fruits from the garden desirable place for gentleman with
largo isuy OF children. Accessible from New ork twice
day ny Long Island Railroad Suffolk Station For plans Of
the further particulars inquire Of EDW ARD MIN
TURN. No. l20 Water 81, New iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
THE OVAL PIANO-FORTE.-

II with tho overstruDy bsss.)
graceful In FORM and the bestoned horizontal Piano
In the world
The DRIGGS PIANO COMPANY by greatly extending their
c ties OF manufacture, and inpro Ia their nacineFy
prepared TO receive advance orders for these graceful aud
The demand has heretofore been lar be-
yond sb supply and of tho time during the
last have not had Of this peculiar style to
exhibit This Is the original shape OF the Digs Patent
Von Piano and it closely not only In the Prn
ciples Of its construction but in its shape to tho VIOLIN the
perfect bccsuse the most responsive instrument in the
world" 1h vbratory she'll free from all stri1 OF tue
strings the oval shape retains perfectly the ybraofy
circes sustaining tho with wonderful purity, and making
instrument responsive end perfect Wsreooms No.
SO Broad gay, between spring ard Prince-sts.
D. Is. briggs. Inventor and Palenee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

VALUABLE PROPERTY for bALE-In the
pleasant Village Of Huntingdon Long iaand fronting on
haibo containing about 10 ahou 20 In state OF
cultivation balance In wood On the premises are large
ouse Barn. Carriage House. and othSr necesary OutBuud
inss neverfslng wells Of Water ALSO Orchard and
Gar6sn Fruit in abundance For particulars inquire Of IL O.
sCUDDER No lis Waronst, NJ Y, or OF J. X. CONKLIN
tbs nrernisea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
Gbantes for Business MeW.

GOOD INVESTMENT-Tbe valuable corner
" PROPERTY 3Sd st. and Lsxingonav. for SALE, pay
Ing more per Houses premises 81 feet on Lex
iDton ,, 80 feet a3dst. Price $1,000 term. easy In.
qure Auction store No 2a1 Bowery II desired Tor building
III possession can be given LIST OF May.
GOOD BUSINESS MAN desired to take an
IA interest In the PATENT for the whole United States OF
tbe wonderful CIGAR MAKING MACHINE with which three
little upprac feed grs COO cigs
and better article than be made by hshd Very little money
required but BE- Well capable Of attending the
Manufacture and sale Of machines the owner leaves Tor Eu
rope. Apply at No 500 Broadway, Room No ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

Tor SALE-Three frst-class four-story, brown
Il stone front HOUSES with the modem grove p'l
Psror and Hail and Stairs black walnut 'front.' bhnds
mahogany and one ri Ire best sites Murray Ill., 9th
between Len inston and 4th.ava inquire at No. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

try situated in the suburbs Of Poughkeepse command
view of the Hudson. The grounds ion feet front
80 feet IN depth aefuy laid out and well stocked
With choice fruit aud ornamental trees eni shfubbery The
HOUSE, frame well built nearly new, epee with
me dem improvements including gas furnace box
&c Gardeners Cosg good supply Of filtered rain aud spring
80 Ra'd Hntal. PonchknansIn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
Copartmersbip Notices.

The underlined will contae the bgsins:. Of gLNE9.
RAILWAY AGENTS ard COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS -
No. A. Exchange-psee, Nsw-ycrk and No. "A Desrbonss
Chicago under the Gr Of ~ X JESur &c Is heIeofofe
. 80 MORRIS X. yE5TP,
JOHN KENNEDY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

WHITE PLAINS. FARM or COUNTRY
w SEAT Of 80 acres, for SALE mile from ths Depot
with good House and Out BnndiAs House built in
roomyi Barn, Carriage Home, and Out hnd
inss large IN good ORDER Grounds well cved Fruit aud
Ornamental Trees, Apply 10 W. L. SEYMOUR, No. ID Mao
saa-st., Room No B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

TOR SALE or to LET--In the villags OF NEW
in ROCHELLE a two story FRAME COTTAGE, which con
tsu, Reoms Of Gound ss.,ohsd abundance
h, .l,by and nj asant local. y Rent 6in Satisfactory ten
AMI. Apply 10 a. S. oLCO1T, Tribune oicoj or to d. Hoff
Esw.heoiele. --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

C'OR SALE-On Lexington-av., between 62d
IND soc t three 6rcass 3s,ory ard basement brown.
ousont boUsss high stop lone scorner housed size o.
ho es 1sS lave all the meten improvements and finished
que OF GEORGE AOuETJOY East s2dst, between I'd snd
odAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

A MOST SPLENDID FARM Of no ACRES
"A Lafe and complete buidirg' ssppe orchards and oth'
fruits sbu1 2g miles in Hew-Jersey. Price $BUS TO
SALE or TRADE. Other farms, from Tires al price
AID locations W. II. MELICk, No. 407 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

HOUSE and LOT for SALE.-The Subscriber
onrs for sale his HOUSE and LOT of South and
Snh-sts Peekski The bouse wood filed in with brick
lssrly built in the most substantial by days
work. :cr tie owners particular 10 80 feet two
basement kitchen a,tsed contains IS
beside Psres AMI CLOSETS all arranged in the est
convenient manner Ia lighted with has cse Of the
fuest filtered water also excellent public well the door,
Tie lot nans between and OF an acre, with an extensive
front each tssieuy laid and completely atockoj
with the beautiful flowers and fruits Of the choicest kinds
The sion Is surpassed by few Ia this village having beat
M river view perfectly healthy and within Ave minutes
walk the Depot Bank PostOe and Of tho churches
app7s soon will he sold bargain aud made
fectly easy Apply to GILBERT IS. HAar the prcmscs
or to J. C. HAIR No. 20 Beeknnan.st New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
THE DALLAS HOTEL.

DALLAS. TEXAS.
THIS new and conmoious hotel under the
l. troll and management of its owner, is now open
to the reception of visitors and the travelling public.
Families can he accommodated with suites of rooms,
and transient v. re- with single apartments if resir
cd. The propretrss is determined to spare no pains
secure the comfort of her guests and the table will
be furnished with the very lest the market ntor' Is
Attentive servants shall be Mt hand, Mt all times. TO
attend to the wants Of the guests. Mrs. Cockrell soil
cts share of the public patronage. especially from
the travelling public. Charges moderate.
Dallas Y. xns January 25th, 1850.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
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10th. Editor oftte american Agricuituirt
Aauy suppose that the quantity Of butte
Obtained rom mix depends greatly upon the
treatment before churning, particularly upon
the laud Of vessels i; is kept in. Thus some
prefer deep pans, and some will use none but
shallow some add saleratus to the milk 10
keep il sweet longer TO give the cream more
tine to r.se Experience has convinced me
.hat he amount of butter depends on the
qualify Of the milk, rather .han on its mana
cement All the butter contained in the mix
can be obtained, and 10 more. remember
fly wears ago tho! my father, who had thirty
81 more cdws tried several experiments TO
ascertain aspoint He first procured large
fat q" kes.crs," wooden tubs about four inches
deem bat he labor required 10 keep them
sweet was so aren't dat number o! twelve.
-sa..t TIA Inns were also used. There was
ne difference in the amount Of butter obtained
from each. After this he was persuaded 10
haze smooth oak tubs made each holding
soat four gallons, having been told that the
tn,ii: would remain sweet much longer in them
and The cream wonId be increased but there
was no inprovement in the quantity. | have
for Yeas used twelye-quarts rn.pans for con-
genience in handing, and find by keeping the
right 10 allow moderate cooling
and gradual rising Of the cream, get all the
butter there is in the milk, which is the best
any Plan can do Southern LNltiUator.