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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
Cbamres for Business Glen.

LNOR SALE or TO LEASEe-The WHOLE or
IT, ONE-BALF INTEREST In the RESTAURANT DE-
FNRTMfNT Of weilknown frstclass Saloon. doing
aour business located in of the best business
hoods IN The city. I'D iress J. l.. A., Tribune Office
TI,HE Subscriber offers for SALE, or to LEASE,
TO EXCHANGE for landed property in the City o. New
Yok suburbs, q lsrge and extensive MANUFACTURING
ESTABL ISBMENT located in Come tcut the Sonnd
communication with Newiork daily both BY steamboat a0
railroad.
The works fitted up repe with stcemensne improves
machinery sthes tools. ETC. all in good order The ooe "e
new within the Lat IL month"; and together capable Of eng
poying lsO men The buings Of bck and SUBSTANTIAL
and il Is believed great ucemeut BE- offered to any per
sen OF company about engaging any manufacturing business
VI the property disposed Of all toetber the tnes na
ohiaery Ac win be s@l separately For inrthef PAcoiar
address y. H., Tribspe Office Newsforh
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JSo. T. HrSGEavonp Co.. Aaetioneers.

MAGNIFICENT and general assortment of
WI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at PUBLIC AUCTI IN
This DAY (Thursday) May a. at brown stone residence No
We.t 26ths 6thay sale commencing at 10 o'clock
precisely consisting OF 7oceye P,uoFoe. Stool and
Cover and fully guaranteed two Rosewood Paor Suites ee
gnt carved covered In richest satin brocsde solid Rosewood
sstuy Marbetop Center Tables 20 match the suites, Oil
feinngS oy o9le seer- Essu w est and otner e"hea
ty Ornaments Sci 0ak DningIoom Furniture, solid silver
Dinner ind Tea Sets China and Gllswaye chambers contain
Epgh Tapestry Carpets Rosewood Furniture suite, Hair
aud rDg Mattresses Feitherbcds Blankets Sheets Counter
psns Boosters and Pillows heavy Embroidered Lace Curtains
Shades Comces, Lounges and Easy Chairs covered Ia reps
Toilet Sets Wsshsens &c Upper chambers Mahogany and
Bll Nslu, Bureaus Brdstcads Wasstand Ingram Cape
&c. Also desirable assortment Of Basement shd Kitchen Fur
uure.
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Deposits from IS to 5Ooe received Blk per cent
interest paid under 50J and five per cent on rgr
President. MOSES ID. VAN PELT
Vice. .SIGMEED LICHTENSTADTER.
Wee PRECEDENT ...........JAMES o. SMITH.
Treasurer ........CHARLES d. BAILEY.
Attorney and Counsel =. SOLOMON l.. HULL
JOSEPH COOPER
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Francis II. Nicn William A. WBn<er
Moses s Herman Alfred Underhil,
Theophilus Anthony, William H. oedhsy,
Sinclair rousey, James w. fohd
" TRUSTEES.
Wilnsm J. Hoyt, Andrew Craf,
Thomas c Houghiou, Samuel l. Hubbard
Jo.eph T Whitiock Samuel C. Conabls,
Aaron seeley Robest Irwin.
(jerson Herman SAMUEL A. Purdy
joseph simonson. jr, W lillian nj. Bis,
John Aitken, Robert Squires,
George Little. John g. Forbes ~
Jehoiakin Davis. Tho Mayor OF the tlJ OIL
James Miward jr., New'f ork 80 ,,
Fnen, Elliott The Controlet Of the City
William yrundy Of New-YoTk.
Man HoTnthal,
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' CrxrRAL PARK, May ~, 1850 )
no ROAT BILL DERS and OTHERS.-Sealed

PROpOSALs viii he received az this Office untu pollock
in he aoern OF TT ESDAY ay the twentyninth for
ydus BOAIs 10 be LET for hire upon the omsmenta Waters
o Central -Four Boats will be reqSred before The hrt
ds ~ ly e and two additional Boats before the twenty
rs Of July ne1t and Others serwad the Commissioners Of
Tia Park sy determine be necessary to meet the demands Of
the puhlc g..
The VIII be required to conform to certain specifications
and drawings 81 managed and used in accordance with
certain aud reguations copy Of which be seen
AZ this Office after - o'clock m, TUESDAY, May p
Proposais viii state the SUM offered be paid annually for
each Boat upon the Waters Of the Park and will be accom-
panied BY the two resp nsb persons surees Tor
he faithful performance % the duties undertaken
The Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Park reserve the
h 10 reject all Of the proposals which shall be received
Proposals. should be indorsed Proposals for providing Boats
and should addressed "The Board Of Commissioners OF the
Genital Park FRED. LAW OLMSrED,
Architect-n- Chief and Superintendent.
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rsssr FOR SONG Il win pay S25 for the
~ ED best SONG adapted 70 the REPUBLICAN, CAM,
cittee Of NewYork An sonss competing for the prize
@ be cent In early juno and sphec 70 my future con
troll. q. hUTNhlNocNs No.oa NassaHst "a.
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HICAGO CITY BONDS-SEWERAGE
~ LOANS.-1he Bonds bear per cent INTEREST,", Coupon,
payable January l. and July In New York aud mature
i3 The payment OF interest and sinking fund provided fo
By an annual tax The eutire debt OF the City OF Chicago
81 000s Of which has been contracted for strictly nSIac
oaI purposes ASHLEY NORRIS
No 81 Exchange place
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SOUNTRY BOARD at Fishkill Landing, on
COUNTRY BOARD at HASTINGS ON the
TX I1TAIINNY HOUSE,

Ills fsy Orie resoTt Is open 20 ysitsTs.
The tiucios beautiful mourtit scenery, hne air, aud
pure reer plessor, drives aud AXIS, rowing fishing &c
The tIot Esins l. IT is hight and large numbers are
token .....
Ey de rc'ion Of new building the accommodations
nearly double of thoec u DIS; yesr.
Pace, leave New OH II foot Of CoTiuadtst o'clock
9. ia. and suise at he esp iu time for dinner.
IA W. RIOUIEAD. Propriet0r.
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PROPOSALS FOR S25O,OOO "CENTRAL


Il PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF 1s7d"-
Sealed Proposals wiz be received at the Comptroller Oos,
ust MONDAY the 29th day of May 1850 at O'Clock u,
when the win be publicly opened for the whole
part Of the d Two Hundred and Fy Thousand Dosrs
fbs Central Park Improvement FUND Stock authorised by
chapter 50 q the Laws Of and by ordinance Of the Com.
mon Council approved BY the Mayor April 70 1860.
The said stock WI Of Two Thousand Five Hundred
ghsre Of Que Hundred Dollars each and bear Interest at the
rate of cent payable qua-ter yearly from tara
ton the principal redeemable Nov l. 1876, from the Sinking
Fsnd for the Redemption Of the City Debt"
The proposals viii state the amount Of stock dersd the
price share and the persons whose proposals accepted
wi be required deposit with ths Chamberlain Of the City,
within aer Che opening the bids e awarded 10
them respectively including the prenliuws the
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts Of the Chamber
lain for such deposits the paes win be entitled recoivo
Certificates Of the value Of the stock boar.
ing interest, from the dates II payments.
zach proposition should sealed and indosd Proposals for
Central PAN Improvement FUND Stock" and the put
second envelope addressed TO the Comptroller.
The right the part d the Comptroller reject
any all Of the bids considered to protect pro-
mote he Interests Of the city -
RoBT. T. ILAws, Comptroller.
CITr on EKw.YonK, DKPAKTsEsT oy FISlSCs,
CosrTR0LIEs's OYPlos, April -. ltO0
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TOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and

Il PARM situated at Rye Westchoer County, two miles
from Rye depot improving and desirable neigh
borhood White Plains road There 80 Of land
10 orchard meadow and woodland large vegetable gardeI
well cultivated and with fruits and flowers in abundance The
buildings al and consist Of two dwelling houses large
barn and other outbuldngs There eight
head of tine stock which with farming inpeaents fixtures
crops included in the sale Of the and all At
bargain If applied for 70 HANSON K CORNING No 81
South-st, Esv-York.
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OrYIcK wILLiANsBuReH GAs;Lisnr Cow.
DUBUQUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD Co

~ The ennHN ELfCI1Oh OF OF said Com
pany will be held at their Office Dubuque MONDAY the
Nh Of June, laC0 Sir Directors TO be- elected.
And by resolution OF the Board passed October 81 1882
meeting the Stockholders Of said Company hereby called
10 be he'd at their office In Dubuque SATURDAY June q
go At 10 H. for the purpose Of considering whether much
Of Article 81 OF The Articles OF incorporation requires
Directors TO be residents OF Iowa, should be repealed
JAMES AZ. McKINLAY, Secretary.
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Oyucr RECEIVER N. Y: 4 Il. R: r. Co.,

May Is 1860.
NOTICE.-The INTEREST on the SECOND
IN MORTGAGE BONDS Of the NETWORK AND ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANY due on the first day of March, 1860
will be PAID at the Office OF the Receiver Eheplsee New
York. and after May 20 inst
Interest Bonds for which Extension Coupons have been
issued will be paid presentation and delivery of the Coupons
Bonds for hich Extension Coupons have not
been issued will be paid presentation Of the Bonds for ndorse
men Of payment and the receipt VI the person presenting them
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
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ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.

N No. IeS CHATHAM-ST.. corner Of New BoweZ, -.
VIII open May "a 1860 aud thereafter be opeH daily nom io
N. to Q =. H., and from h p III. 80
Deposits from IS cents to 5000, received Six cent
interest paid under 5O and FIVE per cent on gsr
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nnlO MHIrE SULpHuR sPRINGS-A,

L. w BRODaEAD, Proprietor.
nHlO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-AN-
" mol SCEAENT of the PROPRIETOR for 1SG0.-Tbo
Ohio v lii. sulphur Spngs situated IL Delaware County,
10 fii,- noI u Columbus thc CaP;s Of Oio the Scio
River 10 ues rom DelVarr miles nom While Sulphur sta
tor the Spiush Al. III Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad,
sud nifs from Lewis Coulter Station, the Cleveland, Cou
sid Ciuciin Rairosd These Springs will be open foT
the reception of visitors from Msyusi October Pie gratifying
expIisnce Of the pad has fully confirmed the high
u the proprietor and him to perse
ware efforts make tits place the country
BATHS.
Bsshk here, ny the plan adopted j. brought into fair
triton with fLn H naturally and hot springs The water,
heated ih bshub by pipes the heat not being rised
hs h 10 precpitato It. salts IL applied TO the surface Of
the bslr without the loss Of any Of It's saline ingredients The
boioiuzs subFauis and Convenient The grOunda
bsc $50 ace divided between lawn snd woodland
t.sieay laid Of walks and drives Telegraph Office has
been permanently established connecting the Springs with all
pars Of The country Livery well stocked with horses and
oarsqes IL sached 20 the place For further information
TaD gs1,eu.s foT rooms. &c, apply 70
ANDREW WILSON JR, PIoprietor
White Sulphur p. o., Delaware Co, o.
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financial.
ALDER II. NICOLAY,

kI kUCTIUNEEH AND bIUNhbHUhEhI =.
90 ~ william st-iNSuRANCE STOCk and other Securftc
private sale STOCKS aud BONDS bought and sold at tn
3rokers Board The Price Current Issued semimonthly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

OYPcK OF THK ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,
H.w-YoRK, May Is, 1860
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Shareholders
ofthe Illinois Central Railroad Company for the ELEC-
TON Of DIRECTORS and the transaction Of other bus
ness will be held the Office Of the Company In the City
Chicago WEDNESDAY, May 80 1850 at 70. o'clock m
The transfer books viii be closed the Path May, and
opened on the I'd June. w. X. ACKERMAN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
A. j. BLEEcKpR Auctionoer
GREAT SALE of VILLA PLOTS and BUILD

GREAT SALE of VILLA PLOTS and BUILD
~ ING LOTS. in the VILLAGE Of FLUSHING--A. J.
BLEECKER, son Co. will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
May al o'clock, al the Merchants Exchange:
About 900 Lots 200 feet from depot lying between the
Jee JaggaT and land DR. Mcdonald extending
Jamsa-RY Lswrencc-st. portion is in Nige Lots aud
tho ir.due in pots Of from 10 ~ lots each In the most attract
Of the village, with view OF Flushing Bay Tse grade
perfect The soil fine and smooth and III for immediate
good an opportunity Tor investment in this delightful village
arpot be elsewhere nearly all the valuable tracts being
controlled by large Capitalists The facilities for rln to snd
rom Flushing by railroad and steamboat unrivled Time
Fulton Market slip IS minutes. Terms liberal, and large
Pigeswl be allowed Printedabs Of title viii be fur
Ifhej Trains leave NewYoIk at 7l5 H. g. 3:45 and 7.
Leave Flushing at G3o 1885 TO- 25 AS and 6l5 Psssen
going by the ferry leave and after May - at 9S
~ ll5 5l5 ard $3.50 Leave Flushing at $780, 74j b. H.
$50 g. SIS.
Maps be obtained at No. Finest, NewYork. n9Ta
JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AuctiOneer-FRIDAY,
Msy IS at 10 o'clock at the Central Salesrooms WI
l,ughby, corner Pear-st., Brooklyn REGULAR WEEKLY
SALT large and general assortment OF Household
Furniture, WardTobes bookcases Buresux, Washnds sofas
sofa Bedsesd Chairs Tables 5e1stcads Hair Mattresses
Paintings EngIayng Dinner Sets Carpets stoves Heaters &c
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so fl,bcm II stIap Concern.

EnnrL.T HoIlIq - :.
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Gouses to Eet.

DART Of a BROADWAY STORE to LET
one of the best locsons rent rosonaoe 70 sood tenant
lnouire at Ne. AIS broadway
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blooms to LET, with STEAM POWER.-Two
IL I ROOMS on the FIRST Hoor with any amount Of Power
cine Ssry high Possession LIST Of May CAALVORD. No
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FRIDAY ENENTNB, Yay y, coniicntih 3 % o UIU5A-
A BOOKSELLERS STOCK at AUCTION, comprising
large variety Popular Workumo biography Standard
Fiction History 1raves otc. in quantities. together with
large invoice of School Books Juveniles Diaries for 1880 ets
-, INV 1 Is en- L. AIr1IION -Ru uirtua of
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DOOMS with Power, near B'wsy, to LET'-Ont
IL very large several small Rooms Canal and Walker
.ts at low rates. by JOHN GAtDD No. i02 WalkeIst
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ANDREW WILSON, JR., Proprietor
White Sulphur p. o., Delaware Co., o.
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JNHE briggs PATENT PIAND-FORrES, or
The VIOLIN PIANO, for sale the Masic Store Of WIN
BALL SON. 543 Broadway betw Spring and Princestz
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Hide, Oil aud Leather store
GENUINE SOIE LEATMER

81 TRUNKS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ALEX HILL
Co ~ MAIN ST, RICHMOND VA-We have on hand very
superior very Sole Trunks be had In This eo9n-
Try order Persons IN want Of very error
Frunk wil please call and examine them A. HILL w.
uh22 IN Main ST., Richmond, Va
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ap8'-u Pftsldeht Va UtnIFa AgrcaIiuraI Society.
nEVNnENn Nn,rECr IT. po.,

JUIIN X LUMUNUo,
President Virginia State Agricultural Soci :iy.
JAMES LYONS,
D. HavN u Arrrf
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CONVERSATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May l0.-SENArE.-The deficiency APP
preparation bill passed.
The HoUsE laid the table five bills for territorial
governments by average Of % maorty. Some ofthe
Republicans are among the number. These bills were
for Arizona, Chippewa, Idaho Dakota; and contained
each the WilmOt ProvisO
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LETTER FRON A II STEpUENS.

AUGUSTA May IA H. Stephens has written a let
in reply to several gentlemen Of Macon, sustaining
the principle Of nOnin erventOn, disappearing the
ton Of the secession delegates from the Convention and
recommending that delegates be sent to the adjourned
meeting at Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-12

By the Governor
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NEW NoEr, MAY u-Cotton drm-Uplands MdihEs II y oS
Flour -eady Wheat has adeennlng tendency Arm Pork
hrm and quiet Mess $L5S 10. Sp Turpentne firm. Ros
10 h.avy a. I s2l Gll IS. Rice steady at+Gsf'S
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pFt RINGS A SUGAR.
ef.ng, And OR sale b.
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fANCN CASHMERE PANTS, In great variety o.
~. tnd grades 60 goods ooh American and lar
a 20 a. mandatory IN the most iasno
49, ale manner and oasred a. sa'isfactoEg Prees -,
y" KEEN, BALDEISk WiLLlAAA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-12

To SoNG AASEEs-Tha following lat Of words
awning with Bell will be found useful BY composers Of
20 zeal ballads Dwell, fell, ell quell, knel, cell sell,
i,pe iorcteI excel compel ven, well, tel, swell,
81 NELL she'll parallel sentinel, indie, citadel, repel,
-e,a. impel eNpeI etc.
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CITY ITEMS.

n.ry OBJ SkBvANrs Let as many servants as are
"a, yoke count their masters as worthy Of all hon
,l, name Of God and his doctrine be not bias
or "i 4aE they that have believing masters, let
s.,, Jsspise them, because they are brethren but,
lt I'M tbsn service becase thew faithful and be-
nf ,.r.ak,-s OF the benefit These things teach and
N' If any man teach 0fte-i-isc aud consent not TO
ca me words. even the words OF our Lord Jesus
n .,5 20 tbs doctrine which is according 20 godii.
I'. h. /, proud knowing nothing, but dotng about
- and stfifes of words, whereof cOmeth envy,
Il -'in-s evil surmsings perverse disputings Of meu
,---p minds and destitute Of the truth, suppOsing
o. lain IS rodhueSs. From such cithdrao hysslE-
rT.n q. I-j.
,5s9bv The above standard, amacrty Of the North
r5--v are the proudest and most ignorant men upon
~. nj the earth for they continually "blasphem-
.s,I, name and doctrine by teaching other things
b,s, hch Timothy instructed 10 teach, by the
... Paul The conservative presses OF the North
j a, more good 10y keeping this extract displayed at
ss,8 of their editorial columns than they could ef-
hundred pbillpics against Phillips and others of
--5i.y stt The sincere Chris iaus among the fol Ks
i.I over Or these uugracious pastors" must sooner
.s- rsrriiatc Paul or "iritiirdc" themselves from
sbo deliberately reject and trample upon the "doc-
-s Of God
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MARKETS

HAvFroN ROADS, May u--Arrived, ship Webfoot,
ne hundred and five days from Jarvis Island.
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Among the prominent features Of N monster exhibition will he
found HUGE BLACK RHNOCEROS trained perform IN the
arena ~ ELEPHANT THAT PERFaRMs on THE TIGHT
| ROPE An unequiycca collection Il DANCING AND TRICK
HOgSFS, EDUCATED PONIES AND MULES together with
Splendid TROUPE or TALENTED ARTISTTS Ia which included
the word-renowned Equeenne MADLLE Ella ZOYARA, the
embodiment Of youth, beauy, grace and artistic skll.
~ For particulars see large descriptive bills
Nil also exhibit Al FREDRRtCHsRu 20 the 7h BOWLING
GREEN - SJh ASHLAND on the OH OLD CHURCH on the
lO and rERS UEG the lth and 18Th Of May. mast
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S->s OBJ MAtrA-A State convoc1Cou Of delegates
from the several lodges, 1. o. 5. n assembled in this
.. r wednesday a,t for the purpose Of organizing
--I Lodge of the State under the jurisdiction Of the
creme Grand Lodge Of the United States The follow
..- officers we're chosen;
Cp. David b. Brdyiord, Richmond, supreme Grand
Commander
r.g- d. %. Latham, Lyuchburc, ). V G.. Com.
W stephens Jr Wheeling. s. Grand Chancellor
o. Hayward, Richmond, :. G.. Patriarch
a. A >daucr Lyuclhurg, =. a. Scc'y.
LH Pcgo-. Richmond s. a. Treasurer
V| Ar.z, Laru-. Wheeling 3 o. Mlstcr-at-Arms
o. D. p rEg-. Lyucbhusg e.. Sentinel
q e Grand Lodge adjourned 20 meet ia Lyuchburc on
.. -ri Wednesday iu Mtv. 1861.
Yesterday Afternoons, at O'Clock, the members Of the
e. called upon Gov Letcher ia accordance with the
.....u OF Cue uIde.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-12

NEa Duss-Tae Winchester IirgD,ia1, comes TO Us
IN new drss aud presents an elegant appearance,
aa-rn t1e 'pi,.lrs' which illustrate the advertising
1amus We grathed at the evidence OF prosperity
'lriej by the improved appearance Of the IrqiHiaH,
1 shile lder politically from the proprietor, Mr..
l.1 j. Palmer formerly local editor Of the Richmond
E...rs-, We cletriuly wish him uubounded personal
...rs--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-12

From Rec. Or RosssT, Ef't0r Ctrtstdn AdrOodte
SRrLEs BAKING PoSpERAn fond Of light
wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter and buckWheat
cakes may purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
perfectly harmless and pleasant than soda saaraus
&c No fear of The Of will make the hghest
sweetest bread Ia The shortest possible time time labor and
expense and dsapponts, the accompany simple d.
ectous observed Besides Il Is mauuac,uredn Virginia and
invocation Of Yank.edom John Gariek manufacturer
proprietor Richmond Va We know him. and have tried IT,
and rsrommend the best tried Get and mind the
directions
For throughOu, by Druggists gene
i raly mhi5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-12

VNlIlS PIANO ce tanly surpss,rs all that We con.
i criyed the instrument capable Of, and yet It's eH4U
vhse construction is mp- ard cOmmOniens 80 A47
c, that Il recommends It's II at the only ~
ulan and natural 81 wuder in all such
why discovered eforr The theory whchi made.
lives strength keep In beyond
Piano built upon other plan. II 4 i fret he bet Piano
IN existence Prom The New York Express.
P H. TAYLOR has also several second hand Pianos which he
will sell cheap for cash
mag ISS Main street.
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RANGE OF THEIR,

RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
AT J. W. RANDOLPrS BOOKSTORE AND BINDERY,
May llth lS6O.
Is DooEs; O'Clock IL o'clock. O'Clock.
% Is 6S
Or DoORs &C CO C.
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reported were re-coutuued IN consequence Of the alb
,-rs OF witnesses. John Riley charged with stabbug
U.sa Eey With a bayoaet ON Thur-lay night was re-
minded 90 await hearing. james DeCOgrsey charged
9th attempting to commit raps upon Mrs Ann E.
s-ls wI, discharged Mary Sherman. 90 c.. charg u
s a,lu. Insulting language 90 Miss Ellen McGee Ma
t..l Coz APPEAR thts morning. Cithlrue Powell, old
.frl.- for being drunk iu the street. committed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-12
BYJAuss NJ. TAYLOR son, Auct..
by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auet..

GALE VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
- THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY, BETWEEN AND irH
STREETS AT ACCTIONWl be sold at auction, the prem
hes TUESDAY, the 18th Of May, 1890 ~ O'Clock the
large and admirably located brick tenement above the
lower story Of which in the occupancy Of william
Stewart school and tie upper story pAToned
% rooms aad occupied by other tenants The
erty rents r $50 per The lot fronts feet ur
back ~ Feet, anil has wide alley the side. This property Is
located in most improving part the ety. and great in
ducements 10 capitalists and others.
TERM Oneiourh 81, balance at T. and 70 months
gob notes Interest added secured by deed tile
tanned The taxes for lsGO to be paid by tie purchaser
maq-tIy GODDIN ApPERgON Aprts