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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29

MORE INVESTIGATING ConrurrKEs.-Mr. John
Covode has great deal Of nonsense TO answer
for. He has made investigating committees all
the rage So great Is the mania for inquisitorial
examinations that we should not be surprised to
hear Of q special committee Of the Common
Council raised<or the purpose Of ascertaining
what secret reason makes the Aldermen wear
white hats, and gloves the color Of new but
Ter. As Il Is, we have two tremendous
committees In full blast At the same time. One
Il the affair engineered by Hosg in relation to
the Central Park, and the other an attempt to
take the shine out of gentleman Of that name,
q School Commissioner In the Fourth ward.
Mr.. Shine, It appears, removed . number Of
teachers "for cause" He says, because they
were Incompetent; they say, because they were
not Of the same religious persuasion a. Mr..
Shine, and that he wished their places for per
sons Of sound theological belief, according to
bis view Of the article. To settle this important
matter, the Board of Education have raised an
investigating committee, which, Like the Central
Park COMMITTEE, b taking the most frivolous
testimony, with q degree Of owl-like gravity
which Covode himself could not cqual. The
most important piece Of evidence ELECTED 90
far Is that one of the female teachers cried
when told that her school was not up to the
mark. This, however, was contradicted by the
lady herself, who said, No, indeed, she didn't
cry; she thought not" So the committee Is
ali at sea again
Seriously, though, these committees are
among the greatest nuisances Of the day, the
dreariest OF the farces and The most frightful Of
bores As for the Board Of Education, II they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the I'M
dersued Commissioners appointed under the Act OF the
entitled An for AscertanEg and Collecting the
by destruction of the Marine Hospital and
other buildings eGd property =. 9qaa"plns Ris,sa HP ~
Wa IN the City sfNewYork on the ab day o. JUNE next
at IL O'clock al noon for the performance Of the dutrs imposed
upon them by said ct-DstodFNew York May 10, 1850.
H. w LEAyENWORTH,)
PETER b. SWEENEY, >ComDissloners.
SAMUEL H. BARGfR, }
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Gonses TO fet.

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY HOUSE,; also,
N COTTAGE 10 LET. with fine gardens aud stables in
Wesichcer County less than hour from the city They
nes cannot be eanaed the vicinity Of kewYoh To careful
families rent moderate House III be furnished desired Has
hath sas rsuee furnace nc For full paxiclala apply TO
HOsWELL q. PIERCE, No. 10 Finest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

Henry H. LEEDS Auctioneer-salssoom No % Nassau-st
EXECUTORS SALE.-The entire private col
- lection of PICTURES belonging to WILLIAM z. BUR-
hsH Z aS and rS E ie s. AnS'a and Ha iG o
May at Gci zach evening II the gallery in the Irving
pudding No 59i Broa, le% doors peow ho'3n
Among celebrated a' b' s 9Sna the we o BSPsf
pI Hamilton Bempger w. Slayer Sei,nor Gahsborough,
ovet s French nobea Ope Senafe Landseer and Cor1t
Orsay, Won Sir Peter Lely, N9he hobbe OF Br1'ses
gEca Kaufman Van Dyck signed and dated hulo yero
spaeuoetto Van Hove Rembrandt O. Ron1sDo Akker
dyke De Heen Guido REM Salvador Rosa and Others They
Will ready exhibition THURSDAY 10th inst and until
the sale with the catalogues, Is above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21
academy OF MUSIC.

IVhIfoI-NIN
- CORTTSI has the honor OF announcing that she las
MED from the Directors the Academy Of Music for limited
rheT Of performances or the purpose OF introducing 10 Ie
Ame,icAn public the great Tenor, ,- u-rr
h has made an immense sensation during the late Oea sea
sor in Havana -, g. Al, r~...
Ma fORTEsI in returning her sincere thanks Tor the
favor VIII which she has been received her two former
"a Yort AZ the Academy Of Music trusts that she VIII
s, Win hbesl patronage, which she viii enteivoT TO do
serve through perfection and completeness oil the oPeH %
be produced
psricUlars tomorrow.
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AT AUCTION.-y Valuable Private LIBRARY
~ for SALE By WILLIAM c. OTIS. No. " Court.t

A. NJ MERwIy, AuctioneeI
DY BANGS, MERWIN, a. Co., Irving Build
ID bgs Nos 5s4 and sos Broadway near the Meopohtaa
MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOOhe,
May ri, 20, and 90 at O'clock ono,y
The entire PRIVATE LIBRARY OF the late Tds.ODOh-
sEDGWICK recstly dscesssd eonng o. nnI,ioe
compring fun Gets Of Reports IN common Law and Equity
Statute Laws Dyests Coinmentaes. Ireatises scarce 70"
Psmnhlet Choice WORKS Medical Jnsprudence &c Also
yorry Of vtnab English and French Law Books &c %
od ON Monday and Tuesday afternoons May Fl and ~ 100
And the Mis,sueous portion embracing great variety OF
Choice Works Oh various subjects lin various angaagss M
Guiding History Voyages and Travels Biography Pnlos
noon Nav "a commencing each day at O'clock -
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY EVENINGS, May "a ana 70 u !
COINS uFDATg and TOKENS embracing choice collec-
ton OF articles this line being the cabinet oil b. j. OAhA
CHER esq. - .r,,,,,,,, no, .. o,.look
AVAILABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY, OF STANDARD WorD
IN all including many and curious GA
one very yhusbe Early printed Books choice Modern ruo
cstion. illustrated Booksany OF them in morocco nan mo
rocco calf, and halt calf bindings , 90 -, -
''' SATURDAY EVENING May 26, at y o'clock.
STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOhS, emoracihaa
variety of Library Editions STANDARD Works on various SUP
jects collection of Scientific, Classical and ocn'' D'
Ac. az
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COOPER INSTITUTE, MONDAY EVENING

COOPER INSTITUTE, MONDAY EVENING,
" NAV M-GRAND CONCERT Of SACRED and SECu-
LAR MUSIC for the BENEFIT Of Little MARTHA DA-
WIS the weknown Sunday School vocalist assisted BY the
celebrated TREMAINE FAMILY, EIGHT POPULAR SUN
DAY SCHOOL N0CALIsTS and about -FOUR HOSDKEp
CHILDREN from Sunday Schools in New-l ORR and brook
iyn Tickets cents for sale at Firth Pond Co.'S Horace
Waters Nos 57 aud 335 Broadway and at the door Doors
open at ca; to commence at 4 o'clock See programme
Notices from the Pross.
Little Martha Davies-Who il she? One OF the sweetest
little singers that charmed the ears OF au adnins Poc
She deceased clergyman vocalist OF rare
excellence who has sung the benefit of Sunday
Schools" Christian Inesigencer. II,
The Academy Of Music filled last evening by an eua
erce number four thousand D. III Pea good
Child indeed win' by Martha Davies Whose voice hllea
every par, the house mnch applauded-lN Times
Little Martha Davies called out and sang Though I'm
but little maiden God good me- which brought down
| tbnudsrs of applause - IN. Y Tribune.
Ie singing Of little Martha the signal for the most tire.
rcndou Of hearty applause and she really merted
all she - Courier and Advertiser Jersey City
Tle little displayed vocal and degree o. Quilt
walton so fr beyond her years to be almost prodigy
| IBrookyn Eagle. ,,,,,
ITO Little Martha Davies give the palm for her Willie
GRAY Kitty Clyde She is little child Her
buresque signs adu rable; Brooklyn Daily Times
The musical talents of the Tenaine Family the surprise
| Of ell who hear hem'-l Brooklyn Daily Eagle ,
Little Alonzo the humorous vocalist Of the troupe Is most
| In Observation-Disclosures Daily Press
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81 CIV. D."-There are letters for you at the
~ address adam BEDE" gave

NOTICE to LIQUOR DEALERS.-The Com.
noners of Icse for City and County Of New ork
win hold the meeting OF their Board on TUESDAY the 18th
of NAV 1860 and continue for sixty days consecutiye at
O'Clock M in the Common Pleas Court Room In the Cty
Hail of his city for the purpose Of granting Licenses
Inc blank forms Of application for Licenses aud the blank
bonds by law viii be furnished TO applicants by cang
Al the Office Of the Commissioners No Is Cenrest and NO.
Chambens between the hours Of nine and three daily
Dotted, KewYork, April 20 1860 - c,,,,r
Prssiden. Of the Board Of Excise,
No Is Centre-s..
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DUBUoUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.

~ The annual ELECTION Of DIRECTORS Of .Aid Com
be held their Office In Dubuque, MONDAY The
ith Of June, 1890 Six Directors to be elected
And by resolution Of the Board passed October a. 1853
meeting the Stockholders of said Company hereby called
be held at their office in Dsouque SATURDAY Joae
1880 u purpose Of considering whether muH
OF Article 81 Of the Articles Of Incorporation requires seve
Directors 10 be residents Of Iowa, should be repeaed
JAMES NJ. MoklNLAY, Secret>xy !
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BENEFIT OF
MISS NINA GEARY.
The IRISH NIGHTINGALE"
On MONDAY EVENING, May q at Mozart Han, Broadway
VIZ PROGRAMME
Part l.
SELECTIONS FROM MOORF'S MELODIES
And doth no, meeting ike this make amends
when through life nnbest rove"
Duet" St Seusnus and the Lady"
Rich and rare the gems she wore"
Though the last glimpse Of Erin"
oh my Norsh CTtns DEAR
pne--@ OF in the Silly night" by particular desie)
1.-THE Harp that once through Taros Hall"
"Tle Minstrel Boy"
PART ii.
Dnet" Oh MaIitanar MsIi,ana) wallace
Seems end Ana" Oh luce d quest ANNA" (Linda di .
Ballad When other lips" bohemian Girl Bale
CArzonoste" Tripping down the brown
Rename" ~ Appai" Marta. oy'
Song ly desired The Power Of Love" (Satanela Bale
Due-(Conhc) The Singing Lesson .'tiorAVsnn
Doors orep at 4 O'Clock Concert commences at ..
Tickets IS cents; Reserved Seats 80 cents.
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ADAMS CALIFORNIA MENAGERIE
IA New Pavilion, corner Of 3th-st. aud 4thay
-f. f. OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
GREATEST NOVELTY IN AMERICA
G. ADAMS, the old California TrApper of 40, exhibits his
wonderful collection Of - - - . -.
WILD ANIMALS FROM THE PACIFIC
and the Far West every day and evening,
From 10 O'Clock a M. till 10 at night.
The collection includes among others
TTiE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LION.
Dancing Singing Climbing, and Vaulting
BFARS Also, LIONS, TIGERS, OSTRlCHES, &ep
which performs intervals during the day and evening
especially at II M and aud p 49, -. -.
THEY ARE FED DAILY AT O'CLOCK.
Admitknce Is cents; children under TO- Is cents
On Monday, 1870.
A GRAND CARAVAN PROCESSION
Splendid Band, Chariot and Car.
Band led by Mr. A. Hoffman.
ADAMS, THE TRAINER
viii sppea On the with hs PACK BEAR secoutered the
same on his journey "a the mountains illustrating
CAMP LIFE OF THE TRAPPERS,
Cooks his beer meat and trains his animals In presence Of the
people.
The procession viii leave II 15ths at 10 O'Clock pass down
Broadwsy to Bsnun's Museum through Ch8thas st.
along the Sowe TO 18th through lh and up 5thav 10
and through I'D At 70 4hsy and down 4hAv Union
nnd place OF exhibition
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Gine ARTS.

DAUL WEBER of Philadelphia begs leave to
inform his friends and amsteurs Of Art generally that,
previous to his departure for Europe he win SELL AUG.
TON the 25h Of May No 80 Chestnuts Philadelphia
various productions from his pencil together with few choice
works from other artists Catalogues be obtained the
store Of SAMUEL WILLIAMS, successor to Williams, Ste.
vens Williams No. 1853 Broadway.
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60 mbom il nlan Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED Of DOMINICK
II PETER PELLEGRlNI about IS years Of age by trade
Figure maker about feet nohes high strongly built
dark Completed brown hair beard close to the skin black
oval face regular features he speaks French aud English
besides Italian When he left homo the morning Of the Sch
inst had wooden sack jacket checked red and blue
black pants checked linen shirt flat brown hat
with two holes He is deranged IN his mind and no Is sup
pose the person who IN TT Of nssn made attack
on the Rev Mr. Venattson Bergen Hill N j.. wednesday
last The local authorities both Of this State and Of Jersey
are repecy requested end any information they may
ess Of his Individual either s brother ANACLEfAS
PELLEGRINI No 1874 Leonard ST. or to L. w TINELLI
Attorney No IA Chambers-st New. York
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DARNUM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM

RENOVATED ENLARgEDt ImPRQvnp "a nav.
T. r BARNUM 10 at the Museum daily ana ou'' ~ ~
the highest prices for all curiosities ~ xvpIyUING TEN
THREE SPECIFIED BROOK TROUT w ,aa In he IA "a for
POUNDS are swimming in the Aqaaria Si" WIN "
four. pounder. ...,, ,z,, ,rrRIosITTES
Yece,ved by The arrival Of the Japanese Emps .anp
THE LIGHTNING CALCoLhl,o,n
,,i hes thousands here and teaches sPccshss'
''i' THE LIVING WHAT Is III
continues TO ss s S M NAN, Or IS 1T MONKEY
rurs ArTFRNOON at g. Bourcceuts larry daha' !" "o
1hio AT LINN LAST TIME BUT FIVE,
nor N, TIJE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH. ca
DoA VIZ In tbe EVENING, at n o'clock, -,
n,NclNa bx MILES AUGUSTA and JUlllEIIE AFTER WHICH,
D|4' - Tor the hrst time, now drama 49,,
THE WHITE BRANCH or THE PRAIRiEi
4 TALE or TExAs
Followed by THE MARRIED RAkE -, -,
MADAME WAUIEN tho great Panite plays at intervals oay
I'D evening enc Of thickering Co.'S Pianos -,
Mile DEIMoNTE, the celebrated FORTUNE TELLER
The LEARNED SEAL, BABY ANACONDAs, SERPENT
FAMILY GRAND AQUARlA, HAPPY rAmiiLE, LirE
SIZE WAX FIGURES Of A. W. HICKS, JACkALOW,
JOHN BROWN and other celebrities, So, may oil DC
seen WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
Admi,tance everything Is cents Parquet 10 cent. efts
Children under years Is cents snd 10 the Pque' een
aNtra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

EOR SALE at AUCTION-A nice, cosy, brick
and brown stone 3ory ROUSE; In splendid order with
the improvements and noes No liI East
sd is good and healthy neighborhood Can be
lore the day OF Sale I'll ESDAY May I'D IL o'clock
the Merchants Exchanged by applying on the Premises
betN cen I'd and 3davs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

MI l. O's G K d Z N.
DS'''S HTxoNs ONE EoUESTRiIY TROUPE. . M N'A0'
From Astleys Royal AmPhtheater London
LAST WEEK
THE
EQUESTRIAN COMPANY AND SEASON.
The building VIII close the 10Th May in order prepare
GRAND SUMMER CAMPAIGN,
First Night Of
C1NDERE Liza,
Or, THR FAIRY AND THY LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER
PERFORMED BY SENENTY-FIVE JUVENILE ARTISTS
AND THE PONY TROUPE
Brilliant Corps de Ballet
under the direction of
MILE LIMA WINDEL.
CINDfRELLAS COACH DRAWN BY PONIES
On MONDAY EtENING, May a. viii be presented the
beautiful nursery fairy tale Of
Or, TEX FAIRY LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.
With and splendid scenery painted by Johnson all
the original music arranged by Mr. John Cooke brilliant Li
pUtan court costumes pony trappings, housings, harness.
eosohesi magic transformations and changes etc.
In consequence the required the representa-
ton Of Cinderella the evenings entertainments will
with
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES
In which al the great Artists of this celebrated troupe wiz
Mile ELLA ZOYARA,
In her mat bless and daring PrOuee Equesnsm and other
- brilliant achievements on horseback.
The BsIebacked Phenomenon Rider,
JAMES ROBINSON,
Throwing raid succession Of summerset5 upon his hsrse
bach at fun speed without the Reten;e Of rival in the world
Known throughout Europe and America as the most accom-
plished and wonderful Gymnasts living
They are to aPPssI W1 hf, ST' sa ;;ds5
variety Of aerial ests the startling
and daring in execution ever witnesssd
Hons DEBACH- SigTor QUAGLIENI,
Hessrs RHcare Brennan Ne and all the other members of
the distinguished troupe will appear in their
various performances.
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gales bp anriion.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
Il. 10 purchase elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PuBLIC AUCTION,
.vJ.omo s.,rIs,. Fu1, H;o Anc s as Won,

AuctOnfers,
BEING the handsome hstclas Furniture costly WORKS OF
contained la the elegant private residence No l5z West 2l
~ west Of rbay, the property Of Theodore II Hilton osq
s contents the above house Will be sold MONDAY.
MAY FL O'Clock precisely the whole for absolute aud per
sftory ae cons ting beautiful Rosewood Parlor Furniture
compiling two full suites In rich bTocads Rosewood Center
Sofa Pier Tables Rosewood Eagees Turkish Chairs and
Lounges elegant Mantle and Pier Mirrors Velvet and Brussels
Carpts Rosewood Library BOOKCASE superior Rosewood Piano
Forte Bronze and Onnolu Chandelier rich Mantle Vases
Brones Marble satuary, Oil Paintings Rosewood Chamber
Furniture Of every disruption I'll made to order, with superb
Mseses and BEDDING Dining Furniture In oak rich Sill
verw ere Extension Table, French China TO- comprising over
900 lots Of hIscass Paror Chamber and Dining room furni
shine. Terms cash. Goods TO be removed Immediately
AT Valuable Private LIBRARY
n for SALE by WILLIAM C. OTIS, No % Court-st,
Boston
Tie Library the late Augustus Thosnde esq and paricu
larry selected by him Dr. Coswe Of the Asor Library,
New York will be SOLD above, the 18th Of May In Boo
ton, including: - 80 ~, c, ,,,-,
Dictionary; Beloe Anecdos Bacon Burke Beaumont and
Fletcher ChameIss British Essayists Chamsrss British
Poets Clsrendons Rebcion Classca ltaiana 80 vols I'm
cyclopeds Britannica Edinburgh Reyfaw; Forcenps Lain
Lexicon; Gibbon Galleie du Musee Napoon John9n ben
Jonon lie Beau Gallcrie Prescott LoSndes ad runers
Manuals Quarterly Review Raper State Trials Swin Iar'
ner Valrys las Wsshingons Writings Watts Biblio.he
CO Brtanncs-with large collection OF Fonob herman "a
Italian authors. - -. p,u,.,. 4 -. =.
to sale which will ths 18th OF May * ~ M
For further particulars apply to the Auconosr at No. So
tai BOSTON
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Z. II. Ludlow, Auctioneer.
:" n n HnIfSEHDI n EITDNTTTTDE

Z. IT. LUDLOW, Anc.i0neeT.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IL BRONZES &c, Gc-E. ii. LUDLOW s Go. will sell at
auction WEDNESDAY May g. 1850 at II O'Clock, a: No
38l 5ay between 3h and 59th the entire Furniture
tanned n said house consisting in part Of CANT ebony aud gilt
Drawngroom Suite In doYecoored satin elegant satin Win
Curtains Lace Curtains rosewood grand action Piano
feye maker ebony and gilt Gard Tables pier and mantle
Glasses medallion Velvet Capes elogln carved Book
cases rsswond IeaI,e library Arm Chairs In reps
blue reps Curtain ohyca d oak Buffet rosewood extension
Dni rable csIysd osewocd Chats in crimson plush richly
carved wood Hs and. mar 10 top, with mirror; richly
carved Hall Chars Cues Mantle Vases bronze and
gilt ChaiGaa.s Booklets and Pendants bronze carved Re
eeivers Wees Dogs Also assortment OF China
and Glassware he Furniture all made in thu best manner
superior finish aud in perfect order The Furniture be
seen the day previous permits BE- had Of the
tioneers at their oh.ce No Finest Broadway (2l3)
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

EOSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, No. I0l l4th-st.,
opposie the Academy Of Music. Splendid uiy suites
double and single rooms furnished and uniui led very
low Meals q Ia carte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

m oIIaI' Iesselget ~ 40 :,
Tbs the Drama supposed ranspie In the
@ during tine pasge OF the Peninsula aud Oriental Companys
Sr0om up the Red Sea- with passengers for
hrez ia" OVERLAP Ronts from India 70 England
SynoIsis Of Scenery aud events:
ACT /
TIE SALOON OF THE SIMOOM
e UNDER THE POOP DECK
ACT H.
THE POOP DECK OF THE STMOOM-.o,yard evening
"A TROPICAL SUNSET SKY. EVENING ia the RED SEA
go 49,. ACT1II
CORAL REF IN THE RED SEA-SUHRISE
STRIKING TABLEAU and FINALE!
OBSERYE!!!
In consequence OF the nightly overhows to witness
THIS GREAT SUCCESS,
To prevent disappointment in obtaining seats,
They may be secured ct the Box Office
TWELVE DAYS IN ADVANCE
NoreEWth the exception Of the Press the Free List
tifely suspended.
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MACHINERY for SALE at AUCTION
lVE JOHN 5. BETS, Auctioneer will SELL WEDNES-
DAY May 49, at 10 O'Clock, No. In Lewisst, between
4th and hsts MACHINERY consisting in part large aud
small Turning Lshes Drill Machine, Steam Engine and Boiler
yises Puley Tools together with general assortment
Sdsrted TO uiachinistS use. GERARD BELTS II Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

Doors open at Z; performances commence al 8.
AATIsEEs ---WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
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JUDICIAL SALE.-In obedience to an order of
~ the Bre kenrdge Circuit Court made at is Apr term
1860 we shall the 18th day Of June 1860 in the Town Of
CLOyERPORT breckenridge County kentucky offer for sale
TO the highest bidder the ECKENRIDGE CAMEL COAL
MINES Thousand Acres of Land lying in the Counties
kendge and Hancock together with the rights OF
the buildings fixtures and erecions Of every kind to-
ge her wi the and carriages engines tools mpe
utensils and other personal property used for the purpose
Of carving the business OF the Bre kendge Camel Coal
Company it, mines In mining manufacturing coal
conveying the market and all and angular the nights
privileges and franchises Of sRd Company much thereof
may lie necessary ey Judgment In the Of David
Martin ard John Yeyerton trustees &c agast the Brecksn
deo Camel Coal Company The sale win continue from day
day until completed Terms of SaieThe sale to be made on
credit six twelve and eighteen months in equal install
ens The purchaser give boud with good security bearing
the day Of sale and have the and effect Of
epe,n bond and lien 30 be reserved upon the property
chased until paid for. +. fkAIZE, Com,n..o
May :, 1860 ID. X. MURRAY,
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A. j. BLEEoEgR, Auctioneer.
STH-AV. and MOUNT NORRIS
- A. j. BLEECKER SON & Co., win sell at AUCTION
TUESDAY May ~ ~ o'clock, the Merchants Ex
change splendid LOTS the southeast 5hey
lhs facing Mt Morris square, size 2Sx00 10 each This is
probably OF the desble plots the 3hav for in
yestment -
ON sthav4 splendid side between llth and 2th
st blocks from Central Park Title perfect and terms lib
rel Maps, &c, at No. Pine-st. ug0l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

T. HI G A G o CITY BONDS-SEWERAGh
~ LoANs-The Bonds bssr Per cent interest oRsss
payable January l. and july In New-york. and meus
iOsa The payment. Of interest and sinking fund Is pros@
BY an annual tax The estire debt OF the City Of Cs
PEI purposes, ASHLEY NOBlA
Ne " ExshaneSvsA
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NOR SALE-The 3.story and basement brick

and Blown HOUSE No. l4T East SD St. between
"a and 3davs Is finished ghout IN the best has
bath wah,ubs, dumb waiter, bells
and in fact every rstcles improvement VIII be sold AZ aic
ton the Merchants Exchange TUESDAY May e. at IL
O'Clock. $3.50 can remain N bond and mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

ANY active, business man, having $4,000, b.
IA taking the trouble Of calling pou the advertiser imed
atey at No Broadway No g. will be pat In the wa
TO realize 600 per annum without particle Of rsk
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DOR SALE, at Tarrytown-A beautiful
COUNTRY SEAT about five minutes ride from the depot
Of the most select parts Of place. hrstcass double
with all the modern improvements such water
snd heating arrangements Of the complete ORDER good
caIisgehouse and all out buildings that The
grounds consisting Of about four acres most ss'euy laid out In
lawn gardening and flower plots covered with ornamental aud
fruit trees Inquire Of EDMUND COFFIN,
No q Nassau.st. of Cedar-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

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