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gle. DECEMBER 3
aggregate CAPITAL Represented,
$Io,ooo,ooo.
TOHNSTON'S INSURANCE
Rooms,
1858 Second ST., Baltimore.
MARINE AND FIRE Policies ISSUED UPON APPROVED
Risks, WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING
THE HOME OFFICES.
Lo55e5 adjusted and paid at this Agenty egitb-
out reference ~ The Parent Offices.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
COMPANIES. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
Security ms. Co. of n. Y. 100000
Phenix Ct $4,000
Resoute " L" $4,000
Montauk " q" 2Oo,ooo
New World L" 245,ooo
Lorlllard {" g 100000
Insurance Co. of State of Va. 200, 900
ms. Co of the Valley of Va. $4,000
Albemarle of Virginia 100000
Lynchburg c 385,ooo
Northern of London 6,298,8oo
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Mercantile Mutual of NY. 1,125,ooo
Lynchburg of Va. 385,ooo
Insurance Co. of State of Va. 100000
Citizens ms. Co. of Va. 200, 900
M Licensed BY the STATE Of Maryland.
THOMAS D. JOHNSTON,
1865 Sscoad s..
SEC RITY
FIRE IN S u IA C {
c o Mp parry.
CaDifaE S500 oOO
Surplus Aug. J, 1860, 1854
S63S .hS4
Liabilities $1,000.
rTIF DTprCrn,s ,,r, A. L. ,,,.,
r,-,,r 80. ,'',9 e.s . ,
a 'E'il--'NNoAh CASH Dl'IDh"p
porp .,,r, OF nm, ,-r,,.,
Ioor 50 \ !iAlF fEi' Cf.H /. 80
". .le Hapi'al "1ceN OF ms Company FAY ABLE oN
DEMAND AND ALSO,
A"DIVlDENo TO POLICY HOLDERS"
OF
TWENTH-SENEN PER CENT.
On the Earned Premiums Of all participating Policies,
issue" On iS' october Td next; r,
r " RIPnsAIt yica rrosh1e,t
! RI u.vnocE S,o.o.or-
THOS. u. JOHNSTON, Agent
| 10 and rs Second street
l., 70 ,-or T1vu
! .
N"s h9 3Ss. IT >, ~ E .l SKIN
| -'' Htfo8Ref'u, -'ee"ed'
" g. No.. r.. NEW ofh' April u 1913
~ ,AoH 10y. or: noout I'VE fnoh'I'S since
~" oo.' OF your mar L"orihg' ana am now te
u more a,l" "ou" inquire Where II may
mare use" "@oer Of arttcestor the purpose Of restoring
y, IT,, -, 'o's1 "'sS' "HtSN mas iI'-
| -. 80, I :, nov '''" esteu ny d ""i1iia'
| Ill T -, - -, =. ''.S' - p'o'"'e 1t Il
| ;,,o,4 =; 49,, 80, ~ mas ii''''s q F'F'''
Yours, very respectf,,yv
II. c. Goopnran
| Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
Price cents per bottle Fer sale bv : s TIAEC
los Baltimore street w. +. HAGkN & co, Propletcr:
| Troy, N. !. di5-=o!y
CHARLES GTINoR
S o Z 4 G y
Office, No. s. SECOND STREET, ID door the Post Oi
| M laru' CORNER OF / DIRK AND WILLIAM STREETS.
| me """e'S'Fne" haFlhs been re appointed the
"'hi1 H"F->i
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hEAL
SABLE MINK,
ROYAL ERMINF,
CHINCHILLA,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
FANCY ROBES,
and every other Fashionable FUR, in large quantities at
TAYL0R'S,
dilW nnnnsfn RarnnrIs
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Our relations with France are also of the most
friendly character. The French tribunals have
recognized the natural right of expatriaton, and
in two cases recently, natives of France, who had
become American citizens, have been released
from service in the French army.
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ERMNE TURS.
large assortment of ROYAL ERMINE FURS, a most
beautiful article for bridal presents at
TAYLoR'S,
d4-Iw opposite Parnum'z
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CHLDREN's FURs.
magnificent assortment to be had at
TAYLOR'S,
dilw opposite Barnum's.
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With Brazil our relations are of the most ami
cable character,
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DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. G. A. HARRIS,
o39-tfr 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
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CAUTION TO LADIES'
In purchasing FURS, beware of limitations Every ar
tjcle sold i'll be guaranteed &c as represented
TAYLOR,
div opposite Barnum's.
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The peaceful policy pursued by the Government
toward China has been productive of the most
satisfactory results. The claims of our citizens
have been adjusted by hoard Of Commissioners,
and of the sums aw,rl"l large proportion
has already heen paid.
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Aggregnte CAPITAL Representa-,
SIo,ooo,ooo.

IS . IS Second s., Baltimore.
MARINE AND FIRE Policies ISSUED UPON APPROVED
Risks, WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING
THE HOME OFFICES.
Lo55e5 adjusted and paid at this Agenty evith-
Ont rGflvenre IN The Parent Offices.
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EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRY Err invites attention the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses now in store, suitable for
every position and of all sizes
Mante Mirrors, Pier and Wall do. oval and square
Cornices, Tables Brackets CoAsolS, &C, unequalled
prices
The latest English and standard French Engravings
in stock
Particular undivided attention is given to the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert stlaot
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nAPFRS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
/ THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL
FROM COMMON COUNCIL.

IRON COMMON COUNCIL.
Resolution confirming ,ws-d Of contract for working nty
road trOuah The Eleventh. from near
seventh street to th center of One acknowledgement
street. 10 stephen {. Walker for SllTis
Boa:d Of LldeHen' April d. l0Co
Ros,d Of Councilman June ;, 1850
Cn Ayes aud noes adj pied. ~ ,.
h ,"ee-d and so,ty.,hird sr-c,, and T-ntr
and Twelfth snd Jonathan Trotte appointed collector
Bosrd of Aldermen May 90, 1900
On ayes and adopted.
Bos,l Of Coupciln 81 Jane s. 1850.
Rs.cm that the actual opening of Sixty fourth street, from
Tiphh avenue the Hudson River confirmed by the Sa
JriLe Court the lh day OF April l'O take ptce i9Ihwnh
Foord OF Aldermen, April 20, 1860
hoard of Conncilnlen June s. 1860
Ra,ouon that Tenth avenue he reguaed aud graded to II,
FIJI width ficm Scvnyfr Eighty sixth street under thu
direction Of the Street Commissioner and the accompanying
ordinance therefor edopt,d.
Boud Of Aldermen, May :, 1910.
Adopted aye, and noes
Boaid OF Ceui cilmen June 5, l6o
On ~ es aid rs adopted. 900 -
for setting rcseng the O. gutter stone. and tagging
Sidewalk IN N1t uvenae = fsyfp N ssa . ry nia
tween Foltyourth and Forty h,h streets, and aPproprans
board OF Aldermen. May %, 1861
On ayes and adopted.
Board Of Councilnieu, June ., lSoo
Revolution dictng the Counsel to the Cooperation to take
tie aiy legal One Hundred and Twelfth
street rom the Third to the Fourth avenue to BE- opened
cording 10 law.
Board Of Aldermen. May TO- 1860.
Bosid Of Counciinieu June ) 1890.
On ard noes adopted. ~ .,
Resolution that fifyiuth street between the Third and
Fourth avenues be rued and graded the carb aud gutter
and the sidewalk Tagged OF four feet wds
through he under the direction OF the street
Commissioner and the ordUenee therefor adopted
Board of Aldermen, April 10, leoO.
On aver eud adopted
Boald Of COuncinien, June 5, 1860.
On ayes and I'd pied. 80 49, -
that The assessed against First w ard NO ''z
Bead O. Aldermen. May 3, leo
On ~ cs and noes adj Itrd.
Roard of CouncIen june 5, lSCO.
On ind adopted.
Re.oution Third from Ninety-,hrd 70 One
Hundred Tenth be tagged and the curb and gutter
stones set therein under TIE direction of the Street Conn
soter and the ordinance therefore be adopted.
BoGrd of Abdomen. april IL, 1868.
n and noes adopted.
Board of Ceuuciluer, JuLc >, lC60
On ayes AND noes adopted
ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, and TENE-
4 MENT-HOUSE OWNERS-BAKER Il GILL call alton
ton 40 their Pa TENTED FlRE-ESCAPE, Consisting Of bhlco
n;s and i,a model be at the office OF the SUI
peendet OF Bu ugs No - Cooper Institute where copies
Of the Building Law cea be ooained
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OHIO WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGs--AN-

~ NOUNCEMENT Of the PROPRIETOR for hSo.-Ths
Ohio White Sulphur Springs situated IN Delaware County
~ miles north Of Columbus h- Capital Of Oho on ,hs Seoo
River from Delaware miles from W hie sulphur Sta
ton on the Spcf-d Mt. Nernon and fisbnrgh Railroad,
and Lewis Center Station, tue C-ve and Con'
has and Cincinu Railroad These Springs will be for
the reception visitors May until October The gratifying
r.per.ce has fully confirmed the nigh
ss expectations OF III. proprietor and him to
we're IN hi- efforts s second pse" In the country
BATHS.
Bathing here by III. plan adopted brought Into far conpc'
ipn that naturally and hot springs The witer
heated In the baihtnh by steam pipes the hai not being ise
high enough pecipee is salts applied ~ III surface OF
the ba,hrr without r loss any u is saline ingredients The
buildings s.r substantial and convenient. The Tounts en-
brscng about sores divided between lawn and woodland arr
,aseiuy Ibid Of into walks and drives. Trlrgraph oc ia,
b,n ,ahi-hr connecting the Spings with al
paris If The cuun. Livery, well Stacked with horse. aud
carriages l. attached to the place For further in"rnao or
rsngr ui-n.s for rooms, &c. apply to
'''s ANDREW WILSON, ia, Proprietor,
White Snlphur 7. u. Delaware Co, o.
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Real Estaie for Gate.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
n Located beautiful river only nine miles from New
York VIII be sold hall its cost. Inquire of JOHN AN
DREWS 80 l6 Exchnugeplice, Jersey City.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A very
desirable property consisting six OF Land IN beaut
full ord-t with gaIdrn shubbery, awI aud abundance OF
fruit The House ia odous, having Is rooms, we'll
ranged trou shout Ia kitchen water Is
piled from falling spring The ont building, consisting
of ham, house. aud stables complete. This pacs
hours Chlmbet Depot, Hudson River Rail
road will be sold with without the furnture OF the
ho,,,e Apply 10 |. V. WILLIAMS. No. AZ 8th-av,
2. II. { w WILLIAMS. No III Walkerst.
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Joseph HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.

i, .,
O'Clock m the Central Sdlesrooms Wilo1 ghby,
corner OF Peal st-ResuLr Weekly Sale3 Pianos BOOK
cases Mshogany Wardrobe. together with general assortment
OF Household fuph:are, Books, Carpets, &c
JUDICIAL SALE.-In obedience to an order Of
- the Preclenrdge Circuit Court, made at its April
lytD we shall the 18th day of June 1850 in the Town Of
CLOVERPORT Breckenridge Cosny Kentucky otr for sale
20 the higles, bidder the BRECKENRIDGE CAMEL COAL
MINES aud Six Thousand Acres of Land tns in The Counties
Of Breckenridge aud Hancock together with the rights Of way
ard all the building fixtures, and erecOns Of every KIND 10
gel her the railroad and carriages engines, tools inpe
ets utensils aud other personal property used for the pPo'e
Of carving the business of the breckenridge Camel Coal
Company. it, mines h mining manufacturing coal or
Conveying the 10 market and all and singular me ghs
privilege franchises of said Company much thereof
may he necessary sfy judgment IN the names OF Da'dR
Martin john T. IeyeSon trustees &c against the brecken
ridge Camel Coal Company The sale will continue from day
to day until completed Gers Of Sae-Ie sale TO be ide on
credit Of si twelve and eighteen months in equal install
eus The purchaser give bond with good security bearing
interest from the dy of SALE and have the force and effect OF
epey bond and lien to be reserved upon the property p1
cb,.ed until g'A for FR AIfRRAv commissioner.
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SALE Of REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY at AUCTION, by

order Of Executors, Referee, Sc.:
WALL AND BRoADsTs.-rhe large and valuable plot o.
GROUND, with the BUILDINGS Nos o. IS aud 25I Wall
and Nos. 3. 3, aud Broadsts
CHAMBYRssT--Nos Ia and leo, two valuable LOTS.
WAsRiSGr0N AND CHARLToSsTs.-N T.. three
HOUSES and LOTS together with one LOT in the
LEwIssr.-No. l59, l lot-
For MAPS further particulars apply the Auoneers
Office No Pine-st. (2l4l)
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6aies bp HucticM.


A DRIhN II. MULLER, Auctoneer, will SELL
IA stAucton on THURSDAY June !. 1850, at rosocS 81
"a IOTs froutns on BROADWAY EIGHTH Az. YIFrY,
payment naps end Particular apply at tho ode, Of shr
Auc,ioneer, No. 80 Waist. Ns''''
AT AUCTION MAGNIFICENT House.
N HOLD FURNITURE At PUBLIC AUCrioS-THiS
PAY Thursdsy NJ the bro"nstone residence NO ~ "et
28th 6,hay sal. commencing 1t 10y ociocS prs''y
consisting Of Drawing Suites Piano ioe lny gitan
redl Pier and Mantle Mirrors Bronkes Sttiu1ry; Engih,
Brussels Ingram Carpeis Oil Paintings Lsce Cuitiu Rose
and Mahogany Chamber Futnte Bureaus. Bedte IDS
Wash,tands H.ir and Spring NsrsYs Feather Beds
Also general assortment Of Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
sale perrnptoTy. }. 4. hUNoEhrohD, Auctionrrr
AT AUCTION-THIS DAY, at No. - West
IA ,hst all the contents Of the house, vi, Furniture Car
pets elegant PianoForte Oil Paintings Mirrors, Silver an
glassware, Crockery Bedding &C. &C. Sale 1t III
o'clock. J. MiLNDR TAYLOR, Anctionesr.
A. NJ MgRwIs Auctionssr
DY BANGS, MERWN, Il eco, Irving Build
- ings Nos ssa aud ss Broadway the artropotao
FRIDAY EVENING June o. at y o'clock.
VALUABLE LIBRARY Beng the entire msce;Ia9eoo'
70 trrcsnty d.crassd composing library copies Of h,
beet editions SisDdid Works various subjects including
msny that and variety Of recent publication. &c
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE H. AT OCLOCk
ard and McellsIeoHs BOOKS Including 5crniiie Clsa, H.
sui School Books Also niety Of staple and Fanny STA
TIOSERi. BLANK BOOKS. &c.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June u, q, o'clo;S.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF CHOICE
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED BOOKS.
Comprising variety of choice standard works IN Morocco aud
Calf bindings OF them Of the best Lol1on and Ps Edi
tons IL cuding superby illustrated Books, &c 'O 80 b.
English Books &C. slightly damaged by water on recent
voysge Of importation. p.
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EMBOGCHT HOUSE, West Catskil Green
- County Tsuprior accommodation. for famie. sad
iur fine the Hudson aud Cs,.k Mountains.
has easy with the city and p,s.sses every i'd
HEATH HOUSE, Schooey's Mountain Springs.
II will be OPENED on MONDAY. May 81. Families wish
lug for board do 80 h Letter to this
Proprietor u A Cho"rLh
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GEo. A. LxAvirT AucsonseE
DY GEO. A. LIE WITT 81 co
TRADk-sALE ROOMS. No "a WALKER-ST.
BOOKS STATIONARY WORKS or ART. 81
~ Consgnri sn.s solicited ID

LARM FOR SALE at Public Auction, Oh
WEDNESDAY June 10. 1890 at l. ocock IN, at the ia'e
residence Of MOSES TAYLOR DECREASED In the town OF Mount
Pleasant Wes,crer Comfy about oui miles i'om
and oe mile Krnsco Depot The Harlem Railroad said
Farm about land Il in high state OF cub
yhon in wood aud the remainder in grass
The situation Ugh dry, and healthy having comminii s
view. of org l.d Sound and the surrounding couu,ry On the
finn house. bsu and other o1tbudiHgs Also. an apps
orchard a. other fruit TYrmessy and made known the d
OF sse. ANDREW IAlL Uh Executors
MN IA. COOPER. : HN0'u''''
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ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
II FOR SALE AT

The grounds comprising about six and fronting three
streets ssteuy leid in lawn and garden. onamrncd
with All shade and shrlbbcry and supplied
with tn. choicest fruits of the climate The House Is large
two story rural Gothic IS feet by as built within the last
improvements, such furnace, hot aud cold water
Sc and being elevated gro1ud commands Of the mes,
adcapc tie country embracing view Of The Connecticut
River and Valley Amherst COLLEGE. Mt olyokc, Mt. Tom, &c.
The place is easy being within i've minutes walk OF
the railroad .;so three trains daily aud from SewYok and
Bosion onpee in all is arrangements for comfort AMI
yeicnce and every considered tile most
desrabr Residences in the Ststr Of Mas iehuse,t..
For further paricular spply to MessIs fAlHBASkS CO..
No l9 Broadway, New ok, or TO CHARLES FAIRBANKS
knrfl, rlrint H..
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A. c. Trrrtg, Auctioueer-0ffce. No. l31 Bro,dsay
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

IL LARGE MIRRORS, PIANO, &c,
Tire Property Of a Family giving up HouseSeeplns
A. G. FUTILE will eli. on THURSDAY at IL o'clock at
No lo2 est s.dt the Furniture III thsabove house consist
ing Of rosewood Pror SUIT Etag"re. Piano. Music Cabinet,
Sccr.ry Bookee.- Mantle and Per Mirror. Paint.
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets. Lace ud Broe Cutiin-
(cloth oik Buffet extension Table and Oh irs, Halls inds
Hedea. aud Bureaus haF Mattresses Beds aud Bed
ding Crccsery and Gasswsrc. Mantle Ornaments, &c.
Terms CASH and d,poi. required from all purchasers M
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onE NOTICE
SALE AND REMOVAL.
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS
THIS MONTH.
No. 40 AND No. 90 CHAMBERS'ST.,
NETWORK
DE FOREST. ARMSTRONG 4 90.
.ias sbous TO their aud cousnodioas Ware
ss s No. IS, 81. ~, 81, 49, and IS DIANE ass,
fs:s s e DRY GOODS sa si oSs
's"N GREAT INDUCEMENTS
60 THsIR CUSTOMERS AND THE TRADE IN
q. ..,.,0o 50 ,sr,, AMosxEaa saa wAMs,rr-rA PRINTS
10 nv and beautiful sty~. they have ,al-
bslsnce Of tsr popular 'spricsd
'0A' 'iASsit'~RIsMr 4so ,,,.n
81 toe r'N'' FOX e R' CASH Oh ON r1ME.
ID Ii. MACY's CLEARING SALE.
AZ: MAGYS GbEARING SALE OF cS N s6IlT
s.S tk kARiS SALE SALE o. 81 k k4ET ExGss
Mas Clearing r Sale Sale Of Of s ss% Isses
Mays Craring Sale Of Thread Lsces
Mays ClcSrhe Sale Of Ger,ndue !, aii'
Mscy's G, aiir Ssle of Crsp- Goods
mscy's Clearing sale Of French tinSroaa sil
MACY'S CLEAHING SAIL W HEM-SrirCh LINEN
"M MscS SSIEhRiSG SALE OF FRENCH EMBRoID-
tV 49, ~ = ii'fsElSG SALE or WHITE GOODS.
mnSI,S rjtANINL SALE or CURTAIN LACES.
49, 1lrsrrs Sale Of Curtain Muslin
49, ir.rns SAFE OF Lace Iutains
49, i,arrg Sole Of Linen Goods.
Mac. Gearing sale OF Hosiery.
learfg Sale Of Gloves
NscYs .esEius Sale Of Mi,tr -
49, c,ss,ins sale of Ladies Under Linen.
mm<<2v,S fTIIESFISG SALE on CENTS UNDERWEAR.
IIENY DAY THIS WEEK.
H. II. MACY, Nos. 2Oi and 200 6thay.
NLOThlNG.
" MIN L BeYS - -
LINEN COATS, BUSTERS, &c,
"a H.. far int Sko.k
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NLOTHlNG.
~ MIN BeNS - -
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
LINEN COATS. BUSTERS, &c,
Closing Out. o male Tor Winter Stock.
CHEAP.
~ A. KNAPP,
No Il Conrtlsndt-st u.
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Gonses ano farms manteb.

WANTED-A FARM of about 100 acres Con
w the North East River prefrred having small water
front Address Box No 3 New Haven Conn., naming lowest
price.
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90 Sportsmen.

EISHlNG TACKLE.
Il THOMAS H. BATE Coy ,r
NO. NEAR BROADWAY.
HOOKS. LINES, NETS, SE!SES, ,,, ,v
- N'' w ' i b. CROOK, No % Fa!ton"
Fstsblished in 1881
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6onses to Get.


A CHANCE for MANUFACTURERS. - To
N LEASE LET, BUILDING 75S:o feet suitable iqr any
manufacturing the Of iir ana south an st.
Jersey City. Apply to WILLIAM HOWE. No. 81 Mongom
eryt Jersey City JAMES T.. MCGEE, Nos. 80 aud 81
NS-,su ~, Newiork.
AXE MAHOPAC.-Thc undersigned has
p,ea.sut C(TTAGE near the Lake LIT Tor the Summer
season Also sTkBLINO for HORSES. For pifculrs In.
aiie on the premises Of L. BALLARD No 30 Broid~ey
NY. J.. H. BAhbAtU
ITO LET--A large HALL on Broadway; large
HALL H. Irving. Building Nos 5si aud $40 Bgadsay al
Joining Metropolitan Hotel 40x,tb feet; also. ARTIST STU
DEOS. Apply r.. AYERS, No lO2 Nassaust
V1O RENT-A FACTORI.-Waterp power ana
4 gearing sufficient accommodate four sets OF wooden ma
cneTy or In cotton cotton knox" as the
Good intent Mil near Bsckwoodtown " j. The water pos"
er falling the sn,tiou excellent one for business,
and viii BE- rented Tor term OF years Inquire oi ~ .
LIVERMORE COOPER K Co.
VNO STEEL MANUFACTURERS-TO LEI.
the FORK Cast Steel Works. corner OF 2day and sth
ST. now occupied by the Damascus steel and Iron Co.. WI De
lres.d for Of to responsible tenants ei'o 500
rent For ut particulars eppy TO H. RICHARDS No "a
Chhst., from Il to-
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A. J. BLEEGKHR. Auctoneer.
MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY on BRO

MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY on BROAD
WI WAY lUTH-AN. 18th and 9TH STS.-Bsins part OF
tn. o the late John Adams, esq
A.. J. BLEECkER, SON & Co. will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY 9TH June IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Ex
cisige ~ Lots, as follows:
ON BpoApwaY-8 lots east side forming entire front be-
tween Both snd s,s-sts. (incndnig two corners).
lots with building sides betw
9th and S1th-sts., including i've corners.
86rH-sT6 lots north side, between Broadway and 10Th
including valuable house Of the se Mr. Adsns Lots 2Jx
1908.
OS sGrH-sr5 gore Lots, south side opposite above.
T.---JL Lots, north side. east Of lth-av.
Oy sGrH-sT 0O wide)j Lots, south side 100 feet cas-:
lQth-sv together with large cores in the
Ok 8THT6 lots, south side betw Broadway aud lOthsy
The Who'll property lying Broadway aud lOthev, aud
mostly btts presents as line an opportunity Tor invest
b. found Of similar extent for sale
the XIlth and XAld Wards. Title old and ndpuable
Terms liberal Maps, &c at No. Pine-st U,95O)
VALUABLE SALE Of REAL ESTATE
s. S g. BOGART, Auctioneers by order OF the Supreme
Court winSELL the premises. June H. 1860 at IL o'clock
M the BOWERS FARM containing about % Of arabic
Lend located upon the White Plains road in the Village OF
Chester Weschrster County, " " aud fronting East
Chester Creek about mile south Of the Mount Vernon
Sstion the NoWI and EepHaven Railway. The Farm
beautifully susted well stocked with fruit aud ornamental
pp and ounce orcard garden barns and stables
out.houss and ebe dwelling 10 by 81 feet containing
psIloTs roos kitchen dairy and FILLING spring
he dwelling. Also he Merchants Exchange June. H. 1867
tnnng about 3aore, located the Kings Bridge road between
lSt and lp2ds, which four dwellings, barns.
half the purchase remain bond aud mortgage
desired Ior and particulars. sppl' at the Office the
Auctioneer No. North Wiia-st Cars leave 27thst and
4hay. at I, and - d. IN.
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DARN on STATEN ISLAND. for SALE

About p miles 20 inu;e' ds south Of Port Richmond
and from which steam ferry boats eleven times daily each
Consisting of Of orchard MEADOW poved and
wood land with large vegetable garden line brock tho
variety and Abundance Heavy wall aud gi;e pins the
front and the hole well ineosed An oldf4.hioned om.oua
bic dwelling poultry house. crib and other outbu iing
Excellent situation elevated aud healthy has been
pied tie the lat who Is daily engaged In
active business in the city. VIII be sold at low price Tor
explained or exchanged for property in this city
Brooklyn HoIses cattle u;en, &c, sold With II If de.ired
Apply by letter with real and address, to s j. Tribune
Office
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NyANTED-Sx or eight Gentlemen BOARD
w Frs at a pleasant Farmhouse on the Northern New
Ier,ry Rarcad within 4 moments walk Of the FOR. lee
Station Gentlemen wsLing TO bring their horse aud et va
con hr scccrnodstcd For further particulars apply u IL
LIAM MOTT, No. Is John-st
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Billiard Gables.
miscellaneous.

TOUR SECONDHAND SAFES (Wilder's and
HeTngs Pttent) also. two large Jewellers Safes for sale
low by QCIik BROTHERS. No. 80 Maiden-lane n. Y.
Agents Tor fairbanks Scales.
NETWORK SMELLING COMPANYs
~ WORKS at STATEN ISLAND-Por the reduction Of
Gold, Silver, and Lead Ores. w II. HOVICKAR
CBAKIEs JOHssOs, Me,allp Pr,sij.u
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ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, and TENE-
a NENT-H HOUSE OWNERS BAKER GILL call alton
ton 40 their MED FlREESCAPE consisting Of bico-
NE, and ,,ar The model be at the office OF the SUI
perinende Of Bu dngs No p Cooper Institute where copies
of the new Building Law Ce. be obtained