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nrJACOB A. RUTHRAUFP r.

No ~ baltimore Street. Baltimore J. our 40.
Ihof1-d sgeni for procuring Advertisement. sub.
sefiPtioss, q.
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Paints, Dye-S;uGs, yarnish- IL.
e., Oils. Glass. Pnily. Ae

lie all keep on hand all Book, thar A., u.,t
a. Text BOOK. IN oar Acat,rlies abd schoai, A..
vel a. gtea' variety II Literary aad Mnc.Is
te'us Heating. together wilh a ysfi-ty Of
FdNey Ayticis' Pe,fDnss, Tojaeco.
SrsaJ ard Ssufi II Hs L,g b,aa4,
Being az experienced Physician himself and
iamiiiaf thc'ei"fe With The Compromising ~ Medi.
ciecs. Physicians mar scyrut upon having mi,
Prescriptions accurately sht neatly Camroupd,d
% pure ant genuine Medicines.
haze 81 the potiic parons-e - respectfully
solicited, comment lhSt BE- "a Ei .eH urr- tr,,,.
satisfactory % tbe public q, iarg-
wM HUNTER
Chafiesiown Aug I, 90
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THE NtNT HOUSE.

In summing up the results of the Con,
grc'sionii elections as far as heard from.
We hnd the following likely to be the poll.
teal complexion Of the next louise OF Re .
IIeseutatIYes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-25
LoUBOUs CoUSrY.

The Baptist Association closed il, session
IN Middleburg on Saturday last, sfter an
interesting session Of three days, during
which 4 number Of able aud interesting ser
mons were preached, by some Of The mos,
eminent divins' belonging TO the A..Oei.-
tiOu. There we're pr.ssn, thirty three min
listers. aud the audience was very large etch
day.
Hre-Tho stable belonging to Mr.. Ed.
gar Jarvis, of Leesburg, Va va. destroyed
by lire on Sunday evening last about 3
O'Clock His loss, including hay and Oat.
amounted TO FIVE or SIX hundred dollar. 49,
y log building used by Mr. Ab,alom John
son as work shop was also burned. lei
supposed to have been set on 6fs seeidea.
tally The surrounding building, we're
'aved BY the active effort. Of our oiiirsss.
The Loudoun Campneeuns will CON.
rnsncs on ssstoos land, on the 18th Of this
moth number Of able ministers viii
be IN attss dance. - WsssinHfonna 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-25
TRACT OF LAND,

81 80 extreme catrr The Taci sht~a ssssI
~ SAD W " Thfsosmofon 10 ~ -eust o.
Jsasfsoa hoi 90 yet Conveyed o. o.. -sish . 80
lrf free school
TIE ps'r~i ef
Twelve AAsrss.
lee 10 Clsfss C0ssIy. sfoatt.o o., ace o. ."
, 1859-04-29
Notice.
O''''A's e. taDF'ds' i. Di.t,ie.fco.,t.
TERRITORY S1I'I,, OF ), WASHINGTON, S..

TERRITORY OF WASHNGTON,l -
County OF Thurston. S.
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District
TO SIDNEY B. sMONS:
ANGELlNE C. SIMONS has filed her petition for
deee Of divorce In said Court which will come on to
be heard at the first term Of the Court which shall
commence more than three months after the sth day
oI ApHi, lSoS' and unless you appear at said term
and answer the will Be- taken as confessed and
the prayer thereof granted - :
Tue object and prayer Of said complaint is to nro-
eura deree Tor divorce and the custody Ofthe child
i9r OF granting which petition she alleges ne.
glect 10 make suitAble provision for the mily and
bad treatment. -'-ll = . -
Ir- ELW0oD EVANS,
Attorney for Petitioner
HeIitl0n lIed March lg 1sf0-
, 1859-04-29
Total,

The majority Of the committee recommend, that nj
the primary meetings Of the members Of the party In
the different counties throughout the Territory fol
the selection of delegates to attend the Convention
each voter place upon the back Of his ticket. lin all
where delegates chosen by ballot) the name
OF the person ho would prefer 70 have nominated fol
Delegate to Congress.
The committee would respectfully and earnestly
urge upon the Democracy Of the Territory the i'm
portance of prompt attention and response To this
CALL in the selection of the full number Of such dele
gates as will be certain to attend the Convention.
Respectfully,
JAMES W. WILEY, Chm.
FRANK MATTHIAS,
&c. FlTZHUGH,
SETH CATLIN,
?. A'HERN.
OkTMPIA, Feb. ls, 1859.
, 1859-04-29
- L, P. FIs ER S ~ .'.., :,
Advertising Agency, p.

AuNO1 UISlnS ASOuOJi
~.r.r.y SAN FRANCISCO GAL.,o,ra4T
MO. l7lt Washington Street ~, stairs, nearly "
~ pOsite Msggigs's Opera Rouse, IN I,.s.-in
[. p. FISHER is the authorized agent OF the 7.
PIONEER a DEMoCRAT, Olympia, w. Tt 3.
Dales Joural, Dalles, o. I. ... 81 .-g
MaTysyille Herald; ,....,...,. ~. .s..t'..'
Sacramento Union; XIV. 49,. sJs
Pacific Methodist, Stockton;
Nevada Journal; .-4.I
Grass Valley Telegraph; .-..a-
Red Bluff Beacon; ... ....f
Ell Dorado Democrat, Placerville; r.g
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton; ..s r,sl
Mountain Democrat, Placeryilci ,5sas.,b
Shasta Courier; 80, ~
MaripOsa Gazette; ss 5i4T
Yreka Weekly Union; 81. "a
Trinity Journal, WeaverVille, W
Iowa Hill News; ... ...f.. .a....| h-
Volcano Ledger; r,l, '.nr ...sfH
Weekly Ledger, JacksonI r.st
San, Jose Telegraph; -.F f...-,F
Sonoma County Journal; ..-s2 q ID
FOLSOM Dispatch; .. ... gf.gt l1ag
California Mining JoumalI .s4l liz
Los Angeles Star; .....g .lHF,iE
Santa Barbara Gazette; ..,...a !sk
Sau Diego Herald; t-.s- ..frugo
Alameda County Gazette; l ID f.rrlsh
Placer Courier, Yankee Jim's; rN
Napa County Reporter; 4 T 4..tf
Sierra Democrat, Downievillej ~, rr.isafd
Humboldt Times; 80
-I OTegOnian, Portland, o. T.; H
Oregon Statesman, Salem, o. T.s F ~
.4Hl Herald, Jacksonville, o. T.; a,,tsat
,l..o Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, o. T.; gr
Polynesian, Honolulu. S.I.; ..-.. 1In
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, s. ~
Mexican Extraordinary. City Of Mexicoi Al
HonRkong Register, China. r. .'ls-i
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC sTATBs.
L. P. F. has now completed his arrangements i%
the forwarding Of Advertisements to all the principal
largest crcnluting Journals and Newspapers pubshed
in the AtIantic States. NJ,
A fine opportunity is here offered to those who VIA
to advertise in any part Of the Union, Of doing 40
the lowest rates, and in prompt and satisfac'or
manner. ~ =.
Sept.4, 1857. no.4l-n. b
, 1859-04-29
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE RD8l858.
nR P. NJ. o'BRIEN, late Resident Physician and
II Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and of the Hospital of the Sisters Of Mercy is now in
charge of the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend.
DR.. O'BRlEN is also prepared to receive private pa,
tents. he latters himself with the hope that
perence Of 6 years to the practice Of his profession
both private and Hospital together which thorough
Medico-Cirurgical education, as evidenced by the
proper guarantee of a Diploma to that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence of the citizens Puget
Sound. . 't. ..f. ~.
LETTERS addressed--P. M. OBRIEN, N. D., Port
Townsend. will he duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1868. HrI rH n3l-H
, 1859-04-29
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.
To the Democracy Of washington Territory.

By authority vested in the Democratic Central
Committee for Washington Territory, delegated to
them by the Territorial Convention assembled at
DreWs Mil, COwlitz county, on the llth day OF May
lsiz-.nid Cnmnttee lnYo desgnated.
, 1859-04-29
RLIlEANIINILGI.

FTIHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESpEcr- a
Il fully inform tho citizens u Olympia ana ~ g
the nnhn nnnar1lly. that hc has removed hI1SN1lH
ut1tE md lcIa frpm he Old sand at DickersohE 4
Gle hH|Idne ono dor cnsi d WestbrOoks IAvtiT fia
hle. rhuie hc 4 nov prepared 70 execute nl kinds u
Blacksnithing on The shortest notice. Repair. -
inrlanl shdtiug done as cheap As tho eheapestHlN
Wagons lrdhed aiter cd latest and most ap-iV II
pfotcd patterns, andall manner OF Blacksmith y Y
Ing done ina woriqnanuks manner. Give me call.
Olympia, March ., lssai iilea - 1'''-''
, 1859-04-29
Monday, the Sixteenth Day Of lIay NeXt,

As the time, and OLYMPIA as the place for the
meeting Of the Territorial Convention for the nomi
nation Of a Democratic Candidate for Delegate to
Congress.
The basis Of representation will conform with that
of the last Conventionbeing two delegates for each
member Of the House Of Representatives in accord
ance with the provisions Of An act to apportiOn the
ngton Territory"-passed January 3Oth, 1858. Ac.
cordng to that apportionment, the House of Repre-
sentatives consists Of 3O MEMBERS and consequently
60 delegates will he entitled to seats in the coming
Convention, from the respective 1unties as follows:
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asd 1msrSs no longer heorencai proposition but an %
Ct ante q he Of the u
Of s ss ssssn ana 1ss T.
M % Oss HIs @ dss ,S
Directors sanguine as to the permanent success which
awaits he NOW ABOUT
TO BIZ AFFECTED BY THE LOSSES OF THE
Tie rree,entai Capital will consist Of 10000 shsres Of s5
g cent Of this a e., smsSH vi, .D 10:
Al the Of an ps
he fas, o. re sxts.osdasry General Share
from s % sas e ef be hereby
s ~ 81
se ssP
s sss ssf al ss cd shall be-
al sr such .h. have besn
Z BY The
q es Cd
sseeeans $500 condition being that the cable shall be
Ala Ae1 Of working. from injury
raj tina restoration during which time they Will continue
III SiSisehd during the time the cable T. successfully
work further secured BY subsidies sn sS @ "a
ys.r Con ,s ps i iSm s
~Su 1
other S vii BE- s o ys,s c'n
srssdy bssn e. aS as between
TeIesTapS Company iu pnrcDa!i II ths y.lux
bic M &c as
ne saSou 10 The ,ed annual subsidies already spoken Of
the ATLANTIC COMPANY WILL by means Of this CON
messages Continent Of North America enabling them
sn sssys i ps sash Witch
mex: and future &c Gables s5 will in m'ny
.o1 a ss ss
LAD
s @
ouI 1 81.
whose mes are ops b
epns TE m and Of tho Gable specific gravity
The pssier nss ay pruasa.
sS e VII s
s%bmerson OF the Cable but the ar
TIE sns1 gADlE THAI Can BE coSsInysIsP
sesn E
new Gable amAies cos: consistent win ency sad
careful and
AZ further precsuon, the Directors contemplate being
as DS s c.ss OF the
entered rec tS T % dr ssa s an EN-
shs HrecsorS have obtained permission IRON the EngAh
10 employ 10 the Ant nssss e sum no! exceed
S Of
NSss vS & & 'A
The 30 s sed s ae viii
at the attempts restore tho Cd oaoe are
The directors will any works nor concais
M tho for !sss q nd
that The subscriptions do net amono 70 that sam a. ieast
deduoins only the ralng per share inquired In
s. nd sny pdSn o. I been
expet attempting to raise or resuscae the OLD Oaoe
which shall not be balanced by the value Of the Cable
believed by the Der. re- that under the foregoing pro
he olsnsi Shareholder ana 70 ne public ana ssi The som
plshuen of the great work thereby rendered. to large
Applications ihsres will be received by Secretary
"a S IA 81
70 old Broai street, 10 don, 1859. '''''~''
sages Words and Letters that were transmitted Ire
@ sns to- 5 he id o o. tbs
fnclus7e much larger numbsr Of Messages would ave
seeu ia ae rye 81
Ang the novel apparatus by which the Signals were trans
From yALENTiA TO NEwFoUkDlAsD-
%sss,ses ~ sl ToTas Containing $40 Letters
269 Messages, 2sio Words, containing Is 43 Letters
Total. sos Mess,g ss $3.50 wsras N2I9 Letters
among were .se xe,ssge from the oaeen the Pre
den. q The IneS ssss sa as Ire one ammo
inter collision with the hrsois and two Messagea
"A' 0nOk5k shwASD. Secretary.
ioSpos, July, 1850
HrpSes.ons in america 70 be sdirersci o.
No 81 Basknsa sirest, ses York,
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TyITY OF FEW YORK-ngPAETMENT OF FINANCE,
~ Conp.roney's Office Angus. /, IS59-Pnop )sala for
y66 Central Park Improvement Fund stocksesled pro-
posss viii t received at the Comptro lers office until Friday,
septsmter 1859 81 O'Clock P. NJ when the VIII be
publicly opened for the whole or part o. the amount Of
four hundred and fxy six hoasSnd six hundred dollars Of
Central Park Improvement Fund Stock OF the city of
York s by act OF the State Legislature entitled
Act for the and government q he Ceotral Park
the Common Council approved by the Mayor July
23, 1853.
he said ock will consiat Of four six hundred aud
aIxly ak shares OF hundred dollars each are
the remainder of tie amount authorized 10 be issued
Isl 666 for he improvement OF tbs Central Park bears
interest al the rate Of ak per cspt per annu payab
ryeary from aIs and the principal redeemeble iron
'he SINKING Fund for the Redemption o. the City Debt
the VI August 1857 such redemption being turtle. 90.
ibe prop VIII the Of desired and the
price psre and the whose proposals
Vii be required deposit fh the Chaherlsn The city,
within Gays ser the opening OF the BIDS half OF the
arded 70 them respectively including the premium
The whole
The remainder Of the amount awarded will be required 70
be paid the Unabefan tbs 10th day OF November next
GA presenting tho receipts Of the Cham brlsn for pay
nebts the Comptroller bidders will be entitled tn receive
certificates for eqssl amounts Of the value Of the s:ok
besrl Interest from the dates OF su oh depoet
Zach proposition should be sealed endorsed "Propo
sails for Central Park Improvement Fund Stock and s pro
poa thus sealed and endorsed put In second envelope
sealed, and addressed to the Comptroller.
The RICH, reserved on the part OF the Comptroller
any MI of the bids considered necessary protect pro
A4'" ROBERT T. HAws, Com ,trorer.
department Of Finance. Comphoers onlce, august 1859
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CONSULTING COMMITTEE.


Tho following gen Iemer of the highest eminence IN their
c PRACTICAL scer have consented to aid
he company BY sc1g consulting and adssDg committee
he chce IF : cable ard mode Of laying It will be deter
mined and 10 ss with conpsels the future operations
OF The rerponsibe officers o. the company.
ROBERT STEPHENSON, NJ p X. g., &c i
IEAMbARD x. Brunei, F. r. 8. &c,
EDWIN CLARE, O. T.,
JOHN HAWKsHAW, .E,r.R.s. i0na'n'
LANES = LOrGRIDGe, r.,
PROF WEEATeTONE, +. Il. y,
VIM EyiNN MILLER, u, F. b. s,
Prot 4 +. b MORSE, IL. D., Pouxhheepse. NJ.
Prof JOSEPH nEe NJ, LIZ D.. smithsonian Institution,
Prof. 4 D. BAOaE, LII D 4, supt .. s. Coast Survey.
cosu"nser N F.nAGt.y usN, LII D. U observatory,
WE sVSakTT CHEF Engineer US. H.. New York.
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EUnnGR kEsoar's.

3ga3Ea SotTT, N. t..
ao,el Is nos opsa fcs be ~
!. e..s hnase Il b. au..fully stu =
CO hni, cppos 10 Sssssl Island.
gooo " ! Tstsg hs,hipg, roAs
dsiTes n ibe vic'ray. Sestto-
EeR York during she summer
q Eoush Sc co7veL. 90, Er = TO-
pier 2 North river for Ser9sx
api s II P X; frcaa ES-alAz
:a.srSs Eou5e>, Proprietor.
go from New York 70 RsrgeB
!. MON s.uAZe.
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sALnv OF HMAL nsrAva,

LARGE FOUR STORY RIGH eTOOY HOUSE IN
Ees Sixteenth see 70 let or for sale conditions
yorablo AL of city and country property viii And II
their advantage call large Real Estate Agency 8
Eleventh street, ocrner OF Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

DOR BALE-NEAR WHITE PLAINS, wE3rCHGsrER
II county, farm OF 20 The sner map, view &c ,
be fof few dsSs at i2i sullivan street Also (At
Joining farm OF l07 acres. fine buildingr, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

r A ToUEEEzE 5oUsz,
II This fssh,crxb.c summon
cept;on Of guo5is 1he La Iou
sted on TIE bsrhs Of tts 4lfi Y
with an extensive wstsr fkont,
ing, fishing, Sc End PLEASANT
mer with ihek fsmi'les yisi;i,e
montha will nat the Ia foure.'
TEL IL town, E.ssmtoa.a iesye
Point G; TX. 9srd ;i:t5 A q;
street q, 70 A II spd ~ =. ~
WESLEY y. HILL. Gate o.
n. s 1t tskes no longer W
Point than from South ferry "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

Oils, 81 AND UPWARDS, on UNION BANX OF
% loreo and Boya Bank OF ireland, for sale by WELLS
FARGO CO.. 81 Broadway, New York and California Elk.
COMPANY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

HONORARY DIRECTORS IN AHEHIOA.
EN- ARCHIBALD, II M. Consul, New York.
PRTkR COOPER, Merchant. New York
TaANCis r GOBLIN, Virginia.
WILSON q. HUNT, Merchant, New York.
a LOW Merchant New York.
NATTHaW NOkGAN. sapker New York.
WATTS SHERMAN. banker New York
The Hoo 0AOE0E L. CAETIIR, Quebec. Lower Caaad
1Ls liza JOHN ROSS, Torontc Upper osnads
WILLIAM OUEARD (a.ssrs. Samuel Cunard Oo'). Hst
fax ECvS Ecotia@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

lI,OR SALE AT HALF IT'S vALuF-AlI. Tay rUEsT.
are CT aweoium three Story comprising
psror ro,evood bocsie SCI BEDROOM rosewood
duinr oo walnut furrtuss vesry Brussels carpets be
aides ushoginy sud wspt bedroom set. cuckery kitchen
Nc ihcludes ever Nng Necessary a dee rug
" houfeseepirg can he hsd for 10 a)
hose 10 leL rent sou hd1cs for two days o. H. cox
aVSV fVsI egloe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
REWARDS.

ID EwARD.-k SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
II gold finder thst lost In Of the Broadway
iwen third street and ninth avenue stages The 1ader by
DEwARD.-IF TIE PERSONS WHO sooK THE JEW
IL elry Sc from 1873 State street. Brooklyn W.d
nesday LIST viii return them 70 sHEPeA 3D. 90 Maiden
viii receive the full value them and
tions i'll be asked The ewery highly priced from the
sociaons connected with It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

no LsT-rEE FoUs STORY BROWN sgoNa HOUSE.
with the modern Improvements SOB West Twenty trst
suee 81 tO fine loo op, oppsits the Theological emnsry
house paOdern improve
fret floor vy psnled 5 est fourth
street. 5000 1oor sory house. modern improvement No
est osty Ns tGeet SIKH $3.50;
hovEe 97 eet Teph teee between Bee kss aud Hudson
mocein improvement $780, three story house IS Wes ory
frat street. modern improvements, $500 and others
above rents marked low j q ". DEEuAm, house
sRens 1iehth sStee ah
from tnprning until nile III the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

EyCK sALE-A STRICTLY FIasT GLASS NEW FoUA
story brown stone font house, wib All tbs modern ion
sees, between Park and Madison avenue. inquire on the
L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

NOR sALE-A VALUABLE FARk AND COUNTRY
seM containing $50 Of IAn6 with large o,nmo-
dous h0uee barns houses and other buildings
pleasantly situated 10 westcheser county Within the vicinity
or three lakes The house Ii surrounded with h.ndsone
lswn contain six OF ground filed sh variety of fru.
trees, &c. This well worthy tina attention OF any
ing 70 purchase handsome farm For particulars
1flTOE Sqh South street, N. 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

rHI HOTEL 81, JULIEN. NO wtS SbaesSp,e;;
place A few SUITS Of spsrtmens a. pats s ar il css
Having restaurant attached msksa psrn ,saasps
for snSio Eentonsa' Sole propHstxl
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ROR SALE.

CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED Tue OLD E5fAB
"A hshed soap and candle maauactory Ia Binshamton
New York s offered for SALE moJern steau works eng ne
and al 10 perfect order hers,ndse with PAX cssh would
hMsau street. or OF q. ". ohE0OAY, Binghsnton. Now
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

NvEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD CoMPA.
IN nv new York August g. 1852 Dividend -Tha BossJ Of
directors have declared dividend Of three dollars
es on the 18th inst the once OF hs com
corner Of Fourth avenue and twenty seventh stree,
W, HHNENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

kNOB sAIE-fWO FIRST GLASS FULL. FRONT Brown
stEe front houses built In best msnusr with all ts
derp Murray hill sscond and yhtrd h,usex
from southeast OF Thirty ninth stee Lexington
Inquire N the
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GUARANTEED EIGHT PEg CENT BY TIE NNGLIs
GOVERNMENT ON TAE CONDITIONS
RERRlN SPECIFIED.
ePxCIALApvANrAGEoUs TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENT
WITH ALMOST NE ENTIRE TELEaRAPHlC
sYafYa IN AMERICA.

In 0usYanteed Preferential shares Of fs Share
Yea per share ps able application and further sum Oh 81
per ehsye allotment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

n'OS sALK. ExoHss3E FOR OIrY PROF ERTY or
to let splendid country resistance, with % acres flu
OF frp & ies from the cib5 by steamboat railroad
iours ride focklsnd county wing be At 72
William hrset G FLASH,
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FURNITURE.

JrNAMELLsD CHANGER guIgs or FURNITURE. IN
u all soors and styles wholesale AID ress s5 aad up
wards also maLtrettes aud paUis,ees.
WARREN WARD, III Canal Ftreet
-Four doors east OF broadway N V
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LNQN BALE OK gXCH ANGIE FOR GOOD PRODUCTIVE
c. properlye very desirable country residence situated
nile from steamboat handbag Keypott Monnaonh
y lew jersey, oousping Thirty four upland twe.y
three acres salt meadow, al lbe bghes ate of cultivation;
bias rB rate buildings plenty oil u and shade and will
be disposed favorable berms Inquire of j. b. ar At
TON at the lumber yard foot OF Wess FITS 6h North
vipa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

THO Lff-2HE sEAr BRICK THHEE STORY COTr aJy
house WITT large gsrded Blo0aei street.
boeoken e,np ressonab nice cadence for priv family
ans ho~ere IN garden versndaa enance
&C @Sp'y on The 2reuhes, or 70 Mr. PU MBkH WastS gtor
street, ltioa building Bobok Dir Hstaed, l
Kew Eo,s, oppesie Thompkir5 square
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A UGUSr BELMONT & CO., BANKka5, NO. so WALL
n street. cters of 1T for travellers sysiabe in
pers of tie d. through desrs Rohsohd of Paris
dom Frankfort Nhples VennS and their
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UcARr FOR LADY AND GENTLEMAN IN A MOE
- ly furnished trout Rom. IN small, quis. family no
ohet toardes the house hss all the modern
srd al reaSas9le rate. Apply a! 29 wes rwnysevenih
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

CHREvaBURY, NEW JEESEY-rHg PAVILION Ho-
- tel Fort Washington Ia IN peres order recon
ton and accommodation Of pera ert aud transient Erders
fhe erstgI ed pledges hmse TO leave nothing
can lend To tho ccmfort a, thope may RS
quent this hotel Bshing hshng aud boating OF s IN
surpassed ood s.sbhng and accommodations for
the surrcur ding uay affords many pleasant des aud
walls During the Camp meeting which taS
18Th instant Writer'S can be accommodated vita teffsshsosa
aisA nouns THIS. DAvlH
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gIsC LIT-A NEWLY fTNfsSeO DIV LILiNG II ,Usc'
on Fifty second street bet secoud and Third
nues with ST. tbe moder0 imp nents good
faniea for 500 do1d references hired Ia
ihEd Eyenua.
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ITO BAKERS WILL BE LEASED The TWO FIRST
Glars tenement houses with store and bakery finish
ing secsnd avenue. apply at 47 Wafer street, from 10 till
O'Clock.
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6TEA nIBOATS.
f7oNEY ISLAND AND FORT HAhiLfON.-fm
~ reauaer MASSACHUSETTS, ". A. Hitchcock, captain.
N leave ever dsy for Copey Island &c felowlAnnos
street al 81 An la and 81 NJ; Spring street at OK A.
l2L and 81. n pier North river at 10 A. n and
AZ M isti Tfp from the inland Ash ?. 4. Fare = ceua
for The excursion.
U,oR Rapport, FROM TIE FOOT OF MURRAY
street be steamboat KEYPOHr leaves daily Sundevr
excepted a. 4 o clock p ~ and Keyport An ALIC1
PhlCE leaves at o'clock A. N, and KeJport at3P n.
DOCK DAILY BoAT-rHE STEAM.
III GERMS leaves Cstharine marke. alp every morning
NJ srrng stree: go pier No North river 930
Rockawsy reusning 70 the city at 81 NJ Bring lines
for blue nsh This boat regularly, and takes the Of
tie Ioas. Fare 50 cents n BA grand bake will be
giten every Tuesday and Friday, free.
CpNDAY BOAr-FARC 80 CENTS, TO WEST POINT,
- Cold Spring. Corn wall and Newburgh. Tickets to the
above places and return Is cents. Steamer Broadway
leaves foot OF Jay street touching at Chrsopher every
Sunday morning ct * O'Clock landing Yonkers Bssi Ga
Dobhs Ferry rarryto~n, Sing Sing and Hsverstrsw