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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-02

MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
NHE SUN Mutual INSURANCE
IL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
nsures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks terms as
favorable as those of other Company All persons
ing Policies from this Company entitled to share Of
the profits without mourning any liability beyond the
amount of Premium The assets of the Company, liable
for the payment of losses, over 81, 900, 900.
A. B. NELSON, Presst
A. SEAT0N, V. Pres't J. WHITEHEAD, Sec.
c. OLIVER ODONNELL, Agent in Baltimore
fe221y. No 81 EXCHANGE PLACE
NJ ATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF BALTIMORE.
Incorporated by the
STATE OF MARYLAND, 1s49.
OFFICE No. Is SOUTH STREET.
THE COMPANY INSURES EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OR COUNTY,
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE.
The Directors meet daily to determine upon applications
for INSURANCE
JOHN B. SEIDENSTRICKER,
President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Allen A. Chapman, William Woodward,
Henry NJ. Bash, George Bartlett,
VIM. Head, Adam Denmead,
John W. Ross, Joseph W. Jenkins
Edward ]. Church, Thomas NJ. Sullivan,
Job Smith, George Small.
JOHN R. MAGRUDER,
fe26 tt Secretary
ENIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.
IL JOHN REESE, President
H. P. DUHURST, Secretary.
Corner of South and Second streets. ap6-tf
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N FOR SALE-The Superior Three
ki Story DWELLING No., 206 North Charles street,
10y beyond Eager Having large Three Story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS,
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete.
The lot is 25 by feet running back to 40 foot street.
The buildings of the best material and most substantial
construction having been erected under the superinen
dence and for the residence of the
capacous and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings.
Inquire on the premises, or of B. T. ELDER,
No 40 South Eutaw Street,
r12 n
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WIN. GEO. KREBS.
True Copy, Test-W. II. II. TURNER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17
A PaHA Fire Department.
TO TIE EDITOR or THR HKRALA.

your psper Of the 10Th instant nnd m article advo-
eating the establishment Of paid fire department. for tho
city Of New York. would respectfully suggest few
crude ideas relative 10 the formation Of such depart
mcnt 10 Jour city. There great and growing
silly for change OF some kind Fires OF such frequent
occurrence. and In consequence Of . lack Of discipline
amcng the remen, ruanIsm gained the ascen fancy
and the streets are daily and nightly nied with hootng
yelling "hre runners" Nov, sir, let thcre be FIRE br
gade organized In connection with the police department
force 10 two thousand men, n necessary, but
think two thousand enough let them be both Rretnes and
policemen locate the eugnesln the station houses
the engines 10 be drawn 10 and from fires by horses
IRE breaks out say down In the vicinity Of yoer oce the
engines attached 20 the F Second and Third precnt are
Immediately sent W the scene manned with deachmeuts
OF the ere policemen OF those districts (say 1907 there
being slll enough len 70 guard the various portions
OF their precincts. Should large force be required the
telegraph ri The command OF the autborAes additional
men and engines be sent from every precinct In the
CITY nscefsary, and In very short time 800 CT 900
men could be the ground, ready 10 do duty rcmsn
OF policemen, necessity demanded The win arrive
fresh, not exhausted ~ now; the shouting and yelling
VII gradually disappear, IRE alarms will not be Of such
frequent occurrence insurance will be reduced, and In
Few short citizens will not be In danger OF being
run over or getting their heads broke BY rival companies
coming into collision; The Dead Rabbits, Short Boys
other Kindred organizations viii disappear property will
receive better protection, for there will be larger police
force duty and the expense OF the Fire and Police De-
parment combined win be Ices than they now are. Y.
BRooKLYS, May 10, 1858.
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United States Supreme Court.
w seut~frnw Msw "A


No ~ John b Irwin Va VIM d. Marshall etal Jus
tce Daniel delivered the opinion OF the Court reversing
the decree Of the Supreme Court Of the Territory Of Min
nesota Nth costs and remanding the for further
proceedings.
No. ss. Alfred Ipgrshsm 81 al Va. Moses Grooves o,
al Justice Catron delivered the opinion Of the Court
shrmirs the decree Of the Circuit for the Eastern
dietrict of louisiana, with costs.
NO 70. John Slxerson Edward Matthew'S. Justice
Ncean delivered the opinion OF tho Court Affirming the
fmeni o. the Circuit Court for the district Of Missouri
with costs and ib,ercst
Nos 81 81 and IS James Hslfords administrators w.
the state OF ArkaDsss Chief Justcs fancy delivered
opinion Of the Court dismssnE the csuscs for Of
Jurisdiction
Nos 81 and IS The Presden, and Directors Of the Bank
OF Washington the state OF Arkansas ard Bank OF the
State OF Arkansas. Chief Justice fancy delivered the
opinion Of the C,sr, dismissns the causes for want Of
Jurisdiction
No iis The Owners and Claimants Of the steamboat
Hugh Jenkins George n. Sawyer. On motion Of the
counsel OF the appsllces with the o,unsel
m the appellants the appeal from the Circuit Court OF
Mary land was confirmed, with costa and Interes,s
No 1Cs. Willis Cook et 81 Va. Merrill A. Furbsh et al.
The after In controversy being agreed " aud settled
ordered that this writ OF nom the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the Dsrct Of Massachusetts
dismissed and that each party pay their own costs in this
Court
No reo The United states W. James r. Bolton. The
motion 70 dismiss th appeal from the United States Dis
uc Court Cor Tie Northern district OF California
sutd, whereupon the appeal was dismissed
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Intelligence from the Submarfne Expedite
Prom the Boston Traveller, May Is.
THE sKBAsTOPOL HxPKDIfIOS.


The expedition which left this country year two
since uncer the auspices Of The Boston Submarine and
Wfeckng Company 10 participate In The attempt 70 raise
the Russian neet sunk in the harbor Of Sebasopo during
tie war between Russia and France and EnGAud, have
returned TO this city within day two, having disposed
Of their vessels al Constantinople 10 pay expenses The
persons connected with this expedition give
Of the failure the fact that the sunken vessels had suffered
much greater destruction from the than bad gene
become frem This cause that . diver by placing his
shoulder against The side Of OF the vast ships could
rock - and fro. The recovery Of portion Of the sunk
property also decoe cd he extent which the Rus
sian has been cheated the building Of these
vessels II was found thai many OF the bolts and other
similar portions Of the vessels which should have been Of
copper for which the government paid, In fact Al
together Of iron The Gowan Submarine Company prtn
cpaly Dom Philadelphia, will continue Il Sebaslopol 70
clear the harboF, under additional Inducements from The
Rcssiap governnsnt
Intelligence from another expedition TO gather subna
rne treasures has also been received In this city ne
mate Of the brig Monagas which vessel went out under
the OF the Boston Submarine and Wreckng Com
pany 10 attempt the recovery OF the millions Of coin
board the frgAte San Pedro sunk the Of vcne
znea over half centary ago. has returned 10 this city
lie reports favor>biy OF the prospects. The MonaSas
sailed from Turks Island April q, aer taking In SIX
months provisions her return 10 the Of the wreck
Since the last accounts quantity OF silver dollars,
btdded together many min ny having been found In
one lot bad been recovered, and thought possible
that the main body would be reached. number Of
TO this country Capt Smith Of The hcnagas attacked
with the yellow fcver ut Turks Island but had recovered
Fortunately tie remainder OF the crew escaped The ts
order.
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ss!d:s saa ss:. lsIinsss van T. s'shasad, sET'vss =
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Rcbssscp uned States Marshal Os the ssass q Indiana,
iIsare.
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gsSs ssS sncSa H.! %s:s cssp
man ueo srown. John Daley. LoSr.J Reasy " JOHN
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Aired thss assi 5us: Shssss: Fersasoa .sa .Sy
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sples Antonio ss%ak John Bulwinke wife a1a two chill
Es,ses.a: .:rysa{ y: S;sSs, Mis-: Isas:SqTS M
%r ThoSpso. " isse.s Es"ry Mn. Jc.
Kessisr child. VIM Ram NJ aoschsides and wife
s5ss.'s''' john ot'' wife and child Specie $751;
Fer Bsmhgrg in steamship Borus:Aaw vsrpl.nst
VI. Hs5@,ss Sast A.. Ho25sr kGsr; eros: :sS
a1 Gina and ae%snn anS
Ssia.a: az ana sais !T: 41tsss. ma .'sa!ss,
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il III ss sew ss NM IA
s Sss Mr. Meyer M s Mr. Sao sSn ans
FIX la HssTsE
saildT,n Ms; a.nchea mann: " Lsmp: Nep Becker.
h Ip sssRass srSf a.,sss
lazy and H,ani keop raann. Mrs Roeyer SehTid Mrs
B: We ksfr and srIs Il: sa .1s IND
ue sa. s0 . rs
lady; Cruel Mrs Bsysr END child Homan1. walker
ard lazy Mas Ergel Bunke. Charles. Schneider
Mrs Cah 1he.ss and child Miss Eva Boesser. Mrs. Cath
Meyer Mrs. kzab kche kud infant and l95 In seerage
-Tcisi S35.
For Savannah In the stesmekip Aueusa-Nrs Hidden
md CHILD Hcsack A Wilder, Henry Piper, Miss Fay
ID Lewis, ard Is In the Storage.
Fer favsnnsh in the steam.hip Montgomery q Bearse
Mrs q Beaase. MS Barobeua @ Gooespeed, Mr. WAdep
Mrs. Pote. Mrs T. Mumford J.. A Blum. Norris Gold
back. Graydon Croesman - Hunter, Mis Mccarthy
and stx chltren, Huah Rely
For Charleston In the steamship AuauisGeo 0risssrd
Frank 0rissard Chas Henson, Barney NcCloyn
Alfred Davis, Allen ssydir. Howard Core Fuller Mrs
Chas Rivers.
Fer Charleston In the steAmshp Coiumbia-Jno Baird
and iady, Pratt Pratt, Ezra yent Jos Dukes. Ha-
landes, Q Smith ard L Hook.
For Richmond, &c in the steamthip jamestown j O Ap
pleby, W Nah, kidd, John Boosh, John Hogan,
JswAtser Ba, es. kddick. Currss Mr. Mitchell
lips olcner aud LADY, Mrs nari Barker Charles
Eedhed Jsmes Hin sorth MIS- Florence Wolfe, Miss
Wolfe, oneers and " United Staes saiers and In the
seerase.
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Or Kew Oxasans CszEsspsnAsnss.
NV 0szzAs, Nav ., isoe
nmes y Ae Ey1bsa~ Cnsp-1As Nsss Rs,a,ussr ysssGs
- SbsfA~w Pvsrsm PAvv-x,evswwe efeAe Dsyse-
Oo~Ps0 ofAs Campaign, "a.
- Nbustsr elements here have been for some tuna
sats a enervaosaos md decay, aul ct the present
tns there seems 70 be acknowledged heat or leader
walker still olngs 10 his Ncazaguaa hopes but with the
conception Of small circle, cut Of which The New Orleans
yu,ss Or Directory ceusttstsd, he has few aihsr<S
Heunnsssu has gone or Mexico 10 search Of chance 10
help savs that unfortunate republic Lockrdge has
carried his faded laurels 70 some safer obscurty.
Tho principal members Of the New Orleans Directory
srs Pierre Soue SENATOR Minister sad OK thing
else that he formerly He furnishes the brains
tory and character 10 the concern.
Colonel Slater or Slater Of New Orieans has been e
gagged In ibuster expeditions from tho FIRST He is said
70 be person Of some means, with more heart .hAn
Judgment Furnishes the money for his more schemrg
Macdonald an intelligent, active man, formerly
WAGER IN taxing tho boats from ysuSers aoa cou,c un
douDtsdy explain that affair." IL QUESTIONED 70 the salts
factsn q al N eighth quarter. inter
est in the Rivaswaike transit grant-is now in New
YORK. as the secret agent Walker with plenip0tenxAy
powers
Mr. Macdonald not only seized tho boats from the Ac
cessory Company but assisted also in transferring them
10 G. X. Garrison and Chas Morgan. He u now sueng
Morgan and Garrison for five years ses vices
Commodore Parldirg for false Imprisonment during
Walkers s foray 10 Nicaragua and also for taking the
steamers from him In Ncsrsgua
George Ward lessee Of the Louisiana STATE Prison
leading member CT the Directory Besides these may
name Mcclure who formerly was part proprietor Of hs
Breckenridge, 1.-THE New Orleans Courier Major jackson,
ard Major Hesse, Of Mobile.
These worthy gentlemen have not yet got their plans
all laid but they wait the moving Of the waters. The
main idea 70 keep Walkers nsme out Of view, and to
form great Southern progress party, With Nj Soue
commander chief and John PArkias Jr as second in
command. which eEkl send out army OF eugrapts TO
Nicaragua when the Csss Yrisarr treaty ratified which
is ultimately to recall Walker to his presidency, aud
soue 10 tie enjoy ment OF his great scenda On this pro
ject however, the flibusters have divided. Some Of
them still refuse TO believe in tie Cass Yrsirr treaty
Walker aguee that under article second Of the treaty
published in the Nav YORK AEaAID which recpro
cM freedom 81 commerce between the c,untries the
subjects and czers Of Nicaragua and tho United States
having full liberty conferred upon them freely and
securely to ceme with their ships and TO all places
pcris &C., to come and enter into, remain aud reside
any pant Of the territories aforesaid" &C. free ingress
will DO opened for lis friends and followers coonizc
Such the presen. views Of the ultra section Of
flblste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

VINE FAIR IN ST.. LocIs.-The first wine fair
opeped In s. Louis the 18th inst At the of tue
Missouri Wine Company About seventy specimens were
exhibited contributed by the following States Ilinos
New York, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Iowa. Kentucky
Tennessee, Missouri.
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The New YORK HERALD, Of May 6, contains
eight entire pages OF Advertisements Of the Nev York
I,dr, without any infringement the ordinary sdver-
usemers and resciDs matter Of the IRarp which wss
(Znn Pofrfsf, xsyll
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COAL

CoAr.-BEsr QUALITY yFou UNDER COVER. ~
~ hversd in ne best order q per ,en fro-
Greenwich streets III pus.ns, % new Canal near Alien
Hsses, weigh, guaranteed MATTHEW CLINTON,
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POLITICAL.

DoTIFIoAI.-4BR wEwRrRs on THk DEMOCRAT &C
RepubI an General COMMITTEES Of ths city and 60 Sny
hereby notified that regular meeting o. ~ 49, ysy
10 permanent g.on, convsned ~ hors Hal,
en- Tuesday evening neat he 18Th irs aIh ccioA r.
runcsusl s''encsncs Y gsr,lsgl,rs 'e3.s- Wy crrs'
S s'Is E l ssSTss ,ls-,r'~'e. pro'n,
7 w, McNkHOS, y
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SALES o. REAL DgrAIB.
"a kssss - o. w. re;tysllra s.rsss - hi -
y -, ~ "a :::s' :s IN &; s. ID
RHAuIIyuL COUNTY, REs!psHoE ron sALx WITH
"a ssss q . ,s ss.s Me-
sss g =: IA Is e: = :''
xCs s. 4 ga q. fs. .a .s
q c 20, & s %sS .S
ssS" AZ aSS .e s;rs
EoR sALx-yALUABLE PROPERTY ON .wArse
ssS xo Sssss snd o :. rsoas % ,S
n'dr 4s e %Ew q sSs as Street.
FOE sAIr (, rEINTyIasD STREET, BETWEEN
balance mortgage for 1--WE Inquire ofJ ". WILL
EoR sALE-HuDsos RIVER LAND. AT SITS TO ssss
p
p d ,, q ne
covered With large forest And svergresarses only *
UOR sALE-F1RsT CLASS -FOUR STORY HOUSE NO
s Dn1 App 'ssyssS oss
rOH sAIs-FHE NEW SUBSTANTIAL BROWN STONE
fost three story and basemsnt nc9se 80 Thirty nrst
"s: inquire sss:2i . 81 '''fn
souS1 81 .ows Al !. az a On Ws.sy s"s:us
mile; e. s depot The EOu1Ss cS.;.,n s 'or:: sgSs
"a : :Ss = z e v .a =:
s ., & -s S. sSS and s S.ss.
b: BAH rcs% range furnace srss match: t. Ise
md ven sd.pted s p:se 70 ~s:AnE Ss
Sesv6y county, 81. caer. ds:ifsSis egportanS .nd
.ss HseS WI
coS
DOR sA1E-oNE OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN TIM
% ass
CoR sAIE-A BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE IN
Il thirty seeond street between second and Third ave
riase house and stable rent $500 price 90 Ten on Sc
'''D avenue JAMES FrrrRrrCH. 4si Second avenue.
Ecs sAIs q s.CaAEsEa =. B.. s.AyTIyyI oogx
depot On s Hudson River Railroad containing % sores
sa1 sss
. ..;ss:.'' o'n''n' No. wan 'a''" o'"s'' '''
TOR SALE OR ExCHANaE-A COUNTRY SEAT OF
y a o1y ana LSnt es r. view S.%
e. ss R .s: sGs ss, DAY y 90 Ct
hXfoHT. 2si Grand street Williamsburg
l0sd street 100 Fifth These lots will
be exchanged for property he 1hreeath ward Brook
small place near Brooklyn For particulars apply
10 or address THOy kc0OyERN, GO South kghth street,
Brooklyn, Z. ID.
TOR SALE Oh TO LHr-A GOOD HOUSE, WITH ALL
II the modern improvements Apply at i6A West Twenty-
sixth street.
DOR SALE OR TO LET-AT ASTORIA, A LARGE
country residence, hfteen with all modern i'm
provenents beautifully situated Broadway and the
Crescent There Of aad well laid oute earder
lawn choice fruit and shade trees Apply to j. ~ WHIT
kRH, Astoria.
uoUsE FOR sALE-NEAR UNION SQUARE NORTH
ID side Of Eighteenth street, brown stone high soop and
balcony; ~ house. No. 81 ksg Eighteenth street.
Fourth ayenue charming location; solid wallis Is feet
half the block terms Inquire OF w. c. WET
NoBE, No Wall street Premises 70 be from TO
l0A n.
r ANDs IN MfCHrGAN.--A FARM CONTAINING 90
IL ercellent wheat hnd, well wsered and fenced
premises good housa and ,hArd. 80
acres heavy numbered WIN be sold cash
eIchansed for house I0l Brooklyn. For further
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II TIE PERSON WHO STOLE TIE CLOTHING AND
other articles frrm LA East Seventeenth IA.
'urday evening WI return the hsr papers and dsgnero
of 70 but the owner they Will be ewarded
and no questions asked. 9RE0ORY FOLEY.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF HENRY TINTELN0T
who came 70 New York in Jolly last from Santos Bras
brother wlliam BY addressing note 10 Otto Never
OF Grand Gro and Brsht stree Jersey City n j. Pills
celphia papers please copy.
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Tnr ALBION HorU, nAScHKsTxR, MIDLAND
especially pstroatsed BY American buaness nsn hss
been unyerssny sskso.sdssd ns A.sse.s h.uss PEI
eose us prncipai warehouses railway depos asd n
leading pieces cf anuseent and ocrs ~ Americas
tous al the couforts Of tAsr D. Nicholas and mst-
poktsn. AnercAn deicases cons<asty kanA anl uev
fork papers rsosived By svsry steamer.
THE cosIEsT PLACE ON YORK ISLAND rs TIN
Cora Hotel coener Of Canal and west streets NcrA
river This spacious establishment having been newly far
niahed throughout for III
ton Of desiring ventilated
prises Suits Of and sngie rcons
pers neui board % 70 ~ per Please call tAks
E.w. MOVES. Proprielcw.
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NEW EATING Housr-rHK UNDERSIGNED RI.
~ srecfully informs his eusomets and the merchant.
that he hiss removed from hs old ssed "a Peal
street 10 Pesr Hanover square. and "a Water
street The place having been expressly bu for
snd attention. 10 his customers a Ia the fovrr place
AUGUST r. efrGHORrNeR, Restaurant
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MAECHEsrIR, ENGLAND.
m QUEENS HOTEL.

MAECHEsryR, ENGLAND.
M .,,~.o. QUkENs HoTEL
r. JOHNSON oegs 70 inform families and Rentlsmn
visiting Essiaaa that he has sdded nearly kun1rs1 se
furnished Also.
10 large sitting with bed aad bath rooms eta Asl
johnson hopes By srict attention and charge
% secme ne pauenAge Of ladies ard Renuemea vsSnl
Manchester. MASoHxsrxR, May I. 1859.
OCEAN HOUSE NEWPORT, r. L-fHDwRrL KNOWN
" summer hotel VIII be opened for the vssrs
On the A Of June The proprietor h ready furnish
lies win rooms Tor The moderate
respectfully invite tAose In wAnt 10 call and exAminc his
rooms before nAhng else whore apsly ~
mall 70 the subscriber, J. q. WRAVKR.
DARE HOTEL DEE KrIAwaKRa no . vrvrnNuu
srsss nee. NE xIsAa.ss tAs prsoipsi !hsssss, -
honor N inf travellers for rrases Tat he has sarsy
rsaovated he hotel snd prepared 70 aconmoeats guss
with largo Anl small Il from frAnss ranss
per day and hyFe spar,.sn restaurants available ~ al
hours sreelent table hos baths and oArriaxs
attached 70 The hotel The telegraph oces being h
The hcei have the greatest facility for erevsn1
Ing VIII hey families and oke rrcnch and forsign our
nals k.sisA anx German spoken DO not confensd ~
same name
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ANDs IN NICHIGAN.--A FARM CONTAINING 60
IL acres erceent wheat lard well wsered and fenced
On the premises good houa barn And or hard Also 80
acres heavy numbered VIII sold cash or
EXCHANGED for house and In Brooklyn. For further
paItisulars inquire Of TALINADGE DxLAFIELD 81 Froa
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uoUsE FOR sALE-NEAR UNION SQUARE, NORTH
ID side of Eighteenth street, brown stone, high soop and
tslcony three u bousA No. 81 Esst Eighteenth street.
t,ar iSurtn Avenue cnnrmns locHron sona vSs rect
noBE No. Wall street PREMISES 70 be seen from to
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Tor SALE OR TO LET-AT ASTORIA, LARGE
IL country residence hneen rooms with all modern i'm
beautifully situated Broadway and the
Crescent There Of and well laid outa Tardeu
kEH, Astoria.
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UOR SALE Oh TO LKT-A GOOD HOUSE, WITH ALL
II the modern improvements Apply st i6A West Twenty-
aixt sfya ~
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UNOR SALE on EICHAN9E-A BEAUTIFUL OOUN.
" seat ~ hours ride fron this city, and IA miles ffon
depot the Hudson River Railroad containing 70
and carriage rod. aid SqroTndse VIII forest Tess and
In,ursnes Company. no. swan saest bstwess II and
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TOR SALE OR ExCHANGamTHREE FULL LOTS ON
l03d feet of Fifth These lots will
be exchanged property The Thireeath ward Brook
y n or small place Brooklyn For particulars apply
10 or address TIOs kcdOyERN, GO South Kghta street,
Hrooklyn K. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

EoR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE
oity OF Hoboken, n j.. No. ~ HUDSON terrace. For
particulars inquire at the Hcboken riding school
U,oR sAIE-A BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE IN
thirty second street between Second and Third ave
rsse house and stable rent $00 price 81 0 Ten on Be-
'o"a AVENUE y1STs FrrrRrrCH. asl Second avenue.
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TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A COUNTRY SEAT OF
The Sound good fishing and cunning; is miles from New
York immediate possession stages pass twice day to the
cars. Inquire CT Mr.. TIECE Peck slp ferry Of e.
HAIGHT, 254 Grand street, williamsburg
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DRoPosAIs yoR rHl SUPPLY OF YRHsH Bxw ron
The Of Unltsd STATES troops stationed Cua1.
bus s.d wocd y a. fsr ose year. conmenshs lss Jla4
G sSS III y 1s'siv; %. s =: 81, Sss ,s Ne
nrst quality equal proportices Of fore and h.A
lumbus and wood st such times and IN such quantities
be required Proposals win be adAressed 70 II Lsut
Moore, d Infantry, A. A. O. g., Fort Columbus N. Z. H.
.sd Be sodC.sed frOpo... ior Ne suppy e fs sss!"
at Fort Columbus. N. H. the Nd nst u O'Clock n
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LIOR sALE-FIRsT CLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE NO 2
LAmartne place, Twenty ninth street, between Eighth
q Ninth Terms easy. Apply 70 h. WOOD, s6i