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, 1859-05-16

NOTlfE!-This is to warn the
- r:t:s a..i"st purchasing any t'oun,v Warrants n
Nerc"Er: t"a;1 that a,r Ike. Issued W l,7 H. tss.n-
e 10. III" ai.rI-'l lu.l%. II uytEa .;;;G5 keewr Is
til. "'a-.:y lEsk Lick" !r s:"11 ti,y, Iowa IT
cou"ty h:,t. any l:snt. wi.s:tycr It Wohvrt
"rtt >;t Na.sac's rr Bonds ..cIs! and will
10 .ad :'y tt.1 cou;sty. Iowa.
7'eosans .ni Recc:ls7, weot'n,y t.s,ts. Iowa.
J. n FIELD.
Clerk n:>ts;,t Court. Nuv4;,1rx Ccua,y. i,
Si'uz tH!. l"wa. NJ! "a. ls'a My1:Nd27l
TO TIE TRADE, CONTRAC-
= TOES M.so@t Nr-F.r .a:r .y tie c,sxo Or IN 1ra:.
ties t. ~. Fresh Vac: Line, cst-y la4kaye war
!'irA 81! ,ai al pi.te 1eo~ any th-7 gi ecasnr in
tie Eark.t. AEKKi NELSON
5251o's:t!-5! eli s':t.s Watrr street.
ITO WHOM TT MAY CON-
i crns,-ri.e ra!ef.:zn~i assignee + t'l,-s.t In.
Grz.rn. viii sill =. ;us: .uc,u lxl.s bidder is
eas q. ftit.y MAJ h lS3. At Il. hor u u t:":h l.
" e.14a la!s.'r'. a:e. aer"'n'" ~! claims hei.1nz
e s; "a Ar, a.i wsa ray E1;ss Etca!.es-I
ie r.sis - l-'s ia :aT b. .-a Il re. No. Il tizr
rvti H!oes ".'e II. .e viii e tt;d At! :..vr
e-.tft II" Istite1 - a:!e;'t CIAEtE$ Y. DYER
AN cl1 As-!=Fec NJ Cs+Tat l. Ande:son-
, 1859-05-16

Liz, Fire md Mazsla Insurance. Agsnsy,
Oct-Se. Masonic Temple, hiAGo. ILL.,
Eo7 yls
CoyyECrIrrr MUTUAL LIFE lNsCRAtCE CO.,
Aeq 1ed Capital -...-.-..-s10 o'ao
akEAr WESTERN INSURANCE AMI TRUST CO.,
CapatA md surplus 4SA.ua
HDEiKu riKE AND MARINE NsTE., CE CO..
Capital and susplrs. ......-... 80. GQAa0
n..ii
, 1859-05-16

EOLD F1NDElt.-.A new article
~ that will tell Wis eyd il whether in the e.,lni
" in the pocket. II bt le " ts4n Of h sl:c
n,cenu!ty. Any retzon ,lss tae;s fvtun. sth
Fu kasrructseo* given Euw to IaAe 1at the
cciIt uf ai-:3 4a.trra4 T. SWI>HEK.
ia.4rAsS iftSre Eur III.
, 1859-05-16

1>MrLO1MENT-s50 Per Month
- ANn ALL EXrF-N$Es PAIn-Aa Agent !. ant
td II every ttEs. nal tut IN Glc Tilted ST.: etxaer
Ia respectable and llaHe&% b. WHICH The above T;o
FL n':} e c.'a3r Ts,''sd tyr further t.:cu@s a.cr-
T~ech .s:ert.. New iu&k ery, ittlc..ae po<t,;e
Scamp Apl13nIcss3
CTDLEN! STOLEN!!-On Tues
~ iay afternoon German, n7r.e.l .suEc> ven care
I" TIE >a!te ri the sunseri:er-, Mch1n street. AID
bind l"rse ard LtlT to r rtfu:nr a. .ork III Ike
t,-S"s INC, With !r prst<:ty anil The !:a.e not
ter.1 e nj t1 1hs l.>t ttd i,y :Ai! and
:a lnt~1 H.a!s ksh. Yt- tukey n shifting. .,I ra!ord
essS M Ga:x livery. Van axet tse fr:t n:e nckes
Asa' sr.r'; w:s rad .;!e 's:ura q: tx u; .erty acd
tLef sor .!:ie:.
:uy1:.2;1 WRIGHT L CrEEfER.
, 1859-05-16

Z q r SALE-Ecry Cheap.-:A
L Secont.han Phr'1s 1 Curry Surveyors C,,ul rs
- nca d!ad'rts sik..A and =. good II Eew; A,.!ess
T. y. Gox %G. CAsssu. lyG'.:.-2.1
, 1859-05-16

T OST-Checks.-No. los on CITY
IL Trea-urcr da..d Ap..l 1.1h 1s:7, u.7,. II A. W.
hAun Or tarr7 rsr e;4tA signed John L. Hatnr. Nave
samuel II. Ward t:om1tr.t.. ~ ~. No III IN Marie
lulS datl April 1ah l459 fay2Gt r. K. Fay OF bea.r
fr a13i = signed samuel u. Ward. \" ptr1n. ere ~
,Eo:peJ. ur1sl..+%t.
, 1859-05-16

LrSAn OH Nor DEAD 1Er-The depot, how
yer, is removed to the great Lamp and Oil
Emporium, 13c Clark street. my1c-Gt
, 1859-05-16

-" On Saturday forenoon runaway horse,
"fast as shaft can ny," land the animal had a
pair of Shafts attached to hiru} came down
Washington street at h!apping pnce to the i'm
mihcnt peril Of several pedestrians, and had he
kept his legs, would infal|ib1y paid our friend
Hansen call at his gem Of n Cigar store, rath-
or startling George, doubtless, had such been
the case. The horse, however, slipped and fell
on the stone sidewalk, and was secured without
furtl.or notoricty on his part.
, 1859-05-16

WANTED-By 4 Young Man
~ t*tntv.two yea.s u .cr : s.uat,n l. an ASH.
aat l:oGk ketitz. salesman In the Book sta,:rtpy
uf =! Fa;~s business. Gevd retefRncss gwen address
"C!efk" at ts.1s u:Hut. ,avIt-3,x
, 1859-05-16

TOR S.ALE-An account Of TWEEN
1 !! te!ars 5.atnat Nts. tioedux alas Ar1- u. A.
Mitchell Hs sr:t f h"u-e M. l63 Adams rcxt Ap;ir
u. :. Ut1ke. - Clafk street. 1Uylt1v-u.t.
, 1859-05-16

FOR SALE.-A first. class Grocery
ssare. do1nE. good ca.h Luan.ss. and stu4is4,
Of the t streets in the city. Kesnn fur .-ll.ps
shines IN f4nnv AMI Wtaa ~ East Apply u is Nar
Clark Are4 a4stsess - i. U," Post U1se Box HIS
, 1859-05-16

FOR SALE CIlE.AP-A new lirht
l. Scatet t','vi.s-, With ro'e and Shafs. .,,-.
good aee1ndtstsi EuESsea Apply 1t :. 1a4e street. 1t
tocr+ uFl6lv-t-4
, 1859-05-16

TOR SALE-One or Two Span OF
L Muss ,aA few uu:.es. Apply Il T.: Norsh Water
A..cst myItlW-dao;
, 1859-05-16

WANTED-.>n Energetic Busi-
ss nt.s man to talt he Acney ~ Chicago. with
se~ihs MA:,t, SECURED t. ta:r patent T:e best AL.
c5e4 tat EA!ue e,ta:r. \ ht.nct a tau+ In the ,r
Vt the*r machines. 4 moderate II a;lrl tltsoye!
x"ud tun out large amount nf hus!nes. Ai!rt.- II.
Hl!lSS t*Lesal -iEtft fer Bartlett i NoCty's Sewing
N1CA.nG, No. z Al -te+.. St. Luck. E1Yii
, 1859-05-16

-" August Wen, the chap who made or
with tue team from Mc>srs. Wright l. Curriers'
Livery Stable, selling the same at Aurora, as
narrated by us in our last issue, was brought
back to this city from La Sale OIL Saturday By
officer Douglas. lie is 4 young German, Of
ahous twenty~siS years Of age. When arrested
he had ou clothing stolrn from Schall's Hotel on
Randolph street. also in one last issue reported
to have been robbed. Thus Mr. Ticn finds him.
self about to answer to two affairs, either Of
which arc lis passport to Alton. lie has been
waiter ut Thomrson's Eating Saloon Oh Ran
dolph street.
, 1859-05-16
TOR SALE Valuable Water Pow

E'OK o&1IE~f aiuaUIe II ater 1'OW-
l. A.n lurn1rEsz1rs.-The subscribers natr f,r
fh ,1 ke puh,n1; u;'w w: .ss. *"tes Ls -
n tz*t!ae rlcs san k atspf-t, sr' expeEac fr
Ea%T Alll "lcn F1cur:. Slsh a1 {h1ar Fact"rv kr,
Waer Il" lest !, t.r Stale. >;r.1rsl ,nn.c,'iat
tht tanaI and ,r -. Lnu!s as"n t'ir-:p lialr'! ir
Irttrty " II t., disposed IT very fav.rtnr .r.n% st.
tr~ Nhl.EnA l. tu L,ek3rH+, IT,. 81. l.. u. >u!.TlS
Ne. II L41sis 4iosE, G4i,Ato. ap.l LUX
, 1859-05-16

FOR SALE.-War arelouse for sale
tHxAF. The ."s~er:ts xAsh:rs I" Rct nu. = s.e
WazehouA. au.-e-a a7ers hs w1.thus Il tars,a.
Ilr >al warehouse " by ". with IL h"tse puwer ts|.
md one RIM II eIfr s!nns t grinding feel 10 st o!e
t7, aL frr~ ssE 0f FAF.nk, Se4lrs which = 10 s.
Gt:. Thc <hi warehouse Is situated the t,tax" Hut
EuT1 Ial Quincy R&,f's4l 81 m!t~ west stum CAcl*.
ln Tar a"1sts!:irE twt ~ SaEtH Heh-pupu4tnn f,n,'.
N!.fh hrs Lu!t ytal. ad 5 rapidly tn~
gn-~in. E,rfs :as.:c'i'1rs :lIress D. U. NuIsA"nu,
Sandwich, De Kali s'u,luty. III. psILlw
, 1859-05-16

TO nENT-Lunller Yards. Two
Il stxJ 1ua&r YarIs q: ,he west .:te Of the s.us
B7:eh Il Chicago Bi. Lum.rr sre-. Eles ya1l |.
~ fct front ", frr: ae:t, viii p.uSet aias aai
for n1lnehats VII! 1t for ~ pr feet. Applj
u {. T: HOTIltktSS. ctiec NJ. IL Clinton street.
, 1859-05-16

E3y Thirty different varieties Of Lamps at
the great Lamp and Oil Emporium, II; Clark
street. Kerosene Coal Oil only S1-95 per gallon
with little or no odur. nyl3-tt
, 1859-05-16

NANTED-lm Immediately Il good
~ sec.,rd hand Tus.ss.r or Locomotive Hnj;er of
tEtn'!7arr Thirty "f Thirty hvc hnr-e 7ovrs c1 sc!t- AZ.
r. q i. lt a1!eet, ~ A1I.e~> Els 4iJ6 Post t,cc.
ElyyaW.G.l-
, 1859-05-16

FOR S-ALE-Steam Engine for
l. sale--A frt-rate four II ,rae Power Engine aad
lsEes m.s 10 bought At 4aU Autreas W. II. RAND.
zt4@x-c3n1
, 1859-05-16

II ENJOY .AL.-Ewin., Briggs l.
- Co. EAo'@,a.e Gr,cvs ard .s1' Merch,atA
hlrt removed tu NJ. IL Slust Na.sf H. E.vt-tH.LH4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

lNIrsT CLASS MrssoUvf LIE d LANDS TO EXCHANGE
for goods. valuable ais in blgood Kan.
ras opeos e joseph Mo l5er VIII De made.
BIdoS h SCUTANACh, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

YvhgNTOE FkLLs. EEsK UTICA. Sr " YoEg.
The SUBJ criber Dforms The travelling pupl.c hat hs hotel
shove place ton Of va-rs
he reached fton Ctics wihiu IN hour by railroad
The unique and 9th. Ut these fails untyer
isy Known that the unfergnc1 deems only
BE sueets that Ii. N,hed reputation house
sill susiret a. bas been the last FIVE eara
NJ MOORE, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

CorBIC UaLL-wELL KSowz IN BROOKLYN IS
IL paving Interest for sale Lease for
oher pror ery Nev Yo pre'erred) fer gappng
Ar ply ut 30 Beaver street., ofaae No. 8,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

NNOR SALE CHE AP-A VALUABLE FARM AND COUN.
4 try pleasantly situated in Weitcheser county,
New York containing $50 Of land with large, commo
dious house and ut buildings variety Of fruits OF all kinds
all the improvements to make of ruost
desirable farms and couy that ouni; situated
within distance Of the lakes Possession
diatpy. particulars inquire OF JOHN rILToN, 500
south sreet New York civ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

yrOUsB FOR SALE-A IF kEE STORY, BRICK FRONT.
u sone basement and nes; being hrisoea
wor 10 superior VITA M TIE N ,dern In
provenents located h north side o. Fy ecod street.
between and Third ppy ut lS9 Third
nue. TO JOHN d. OTTTNELJ or JOS. DELA0aNTE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

CURF HOTEL, FIFE ISL M BEACH
y u now open ior -eptop Of eipters.
4, ], 3LOtMEa CO.,
P<cp = etopu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

sroR SALE OR 70 LEr-eHOP IS AID 80 DgSBRos.
ses greet We with engine and boiler.
psrculsrs inquire Of H CaAEY IS Watts street. of
" MHTCALF TO Dusne street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

r IOUoR MERCH AETs WANTED To ExCHANG
o. desirable farms (cootanirg I23 in
Cbemung county, " within half pie Of imirs; win be
swer Address stating where interview be had which
wiz be answered immediately, FARMER Exchange Hotel,
Gree vic 4 N "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

-a,OR sALE-NEw YORK AvENUE, BROOKLYN. CITY
and covntry combined Large and substantially bunt
Dean and Bergen streets and New York avenue
ahOut 40 feet square, addition of 7x25 feet built
present oscuped BY HIM epets with every con
family and in perfect order: water clos
eta BATH gas cod water furnace bells speak
ing tubes with eRht lois Of ground TO suit stock
ed with choicest fruits rerres &c. Terms easy Also 62
pe building high ground in plots Of Ia l6 each APP
nj 10 JOHN ", COLE, 80 EOuth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

EoR sALE-THE GOOD WILL OF LONG LEASE
4 socK dxt Of frat clAss and lunch ROOM
of he best ca town For particulars address,
with and address, o. b. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

L,OR SALE OR EXCBAkGE-Foa PROPERTY IN NEW
n York city, a farm not over thirty rnea from New
York the English bouss 40 81 Sacks street, Brook
iyn The we'd the kdeg
water and Is My two minutes walk from the Hamilton
ferry For terms sppy on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

NOR sALE-Two NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
h soop stone houses well oostsd second ave
Eighteenth finished With all the modern
improvements Price 20 SOC and $4,000. Apply the
Dieos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

UNOR SALE-SPLEFDIDLy SITUATED COUNTRY
IT place msndoe magnificent twenty miles
in hours ride from town BY railroad two minutes
bouse oubndngs choice fruit and sir and
water apply to H. MAaTINDALS No l67 broadway, third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

ryOR SALE Or TO Lcy-THE TgREB STORY AND
base eut brick house, 1872 Wet Forty hr4 street. ia
yorable terms inquire OF g. d. GLAZE 10 West Thirty Hu
street or 9S Rprcisy street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY JUNE Il, 1859.
pcaRDma AVID LoDarre.

BOARD ON BROOKLYN HETGHTs.--A GENTLEdAs
~ and wife or soe gentlemen ohtahRoof board a.
lspopar svee family private. Two minutes wsik from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

EyOR sALE-FOUR LOTS, 25 By l001i EACH ON lc5rH
street between Fourth and Fifth avenues fne dry sandy
soil about the lots the land lie fner Price
$500 cash. Inquire OF W. L. TAYLOR 76 Wal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

DOCKlwAY, LONG IsLAHD.-THE PAVILION HO-
III tel is open Tor the dsiv leave
7Iy Byoadsay. At A NJ. ara III John 10 10
nle baggage to the Pavilion from part OF the city
r. with letters And light parcels for the
,on TIE Pavilion stsges meet the nsciA leay
tug South ferry, Brooklyn, at 10 A M aud AZ p NJ
FRANCIS RIGER Froprtetor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

NrCw OPEN-oRAEGE MOUNTAIN aopse SOUTH
IN Orange Grounds beautiful location ony
hours ride ftm New York via Morrs and Rail
road tTans leave foot of Corsnd s $50 IL 40 $40 $40:
carriages meet train to passengers The house,
distance Of only half mule.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

rOUNrEY BOARD FGw CHILDREN TAKEN TO
board and educstef II required N ing'ah rench and
musc They viii receive every ateption and terms vary
Moderate For particulars address W. North shore Post
Once, sEten Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

NOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL MARBLE TOP COUNTER.
thirty or forty feet long and two and bali three feel
wde in excellent ORDER will be sold cheap Can be
by apply ing 80 William street, No. at n
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

vJyOR SALE OF ExCBANGE-A vALUABLE FARM
adjoining l>rgs tgsn IN Iowa coDt.niog 1870 aces,
eight years u6ser cultivation Apply addrers NJ s. Cad
rnus Is6 Washington street. doooken, j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

q 1AUTloN TO PURCHASE rs OF BILLIARD TABLES
nnscrupnlous persons 10 this city epdea vong 10
palm hei limitations OF my tables TIE public nv be,y
seEI hat aec aon hes pecn obts eli sscuy the
Tor my combnatn cushions take this Opportunity stating
that nc decision aec,rg Of patents
dered and iforning be nbic pedpg The
70 put an end 70 fhe limitations q the utter form cush
MIST Oouuor Coeud"r nfs3 IS g. ard 60 C-t by sre IN
tns city e DE sole manufactures u my nod tsSieg Aad
nation cush,,n ma NtCdAEl, PUEtAN
NEW ioRS, Nay 80, 1889
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

ilOARr IN BRooKLyN.-TwO OR THREE 0ENrJy.
men or gentleman spd wife, can bs ldatcd ia
piivse family with rood table, sir gle aula h1usa
eeespl, furnished location goof Ave n'untt walk from
Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

= EAsEHoJD PROPERTY FOR sALE-vSRY CHEAP
~ well susted used as hoie; all In COMPLETE order and
fitted the best water furnaces aud every
thing nceseery for the business Among the beet Of chances
BlGGs 5Ot THWICk. 81 NASSAU street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

BOARD ON BROOKLYN BEIGHTS-2l HENRY
street. third door from Congress- delightfully."- loca ed
bach pror with large closet large PLEASANT
and third Too large attic suitable for geats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

+ ors WANTED, LOW PRrCED-Lors WANTED Lo
j Gated in the vicinity of Harlem Apply 10 JOHN
Mc(yi,xVE 01S Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

MOUNTAIN GLEN HOUSE, PLAINFIELD, N. J-HERE
M are the injuries OF the for The table the
charming sceney the purest cir and water warm and
viii exhibit view OF TIE place this dsv arrange
meps at T1e& ORTIZ BROTHERS, ~ Dey street. from ten
10 four O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

LNoR sALE-Two FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
brown front houses IA and 16 Thirty third street
bu 10 the very vito al oe modern Improve
epts with rosewood black ut psrlo door
surpassed. Inquire on the premises for
ROBINS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
FOR SALE

fyANiL SCHOONER CHESAPEAKE FOR sALE-NOw
lying st Staten islaod carries LES tons Apply 10 b.
SEGUIkE 81 Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

DO@ELTON HOUSE. NEwBuSa,
Will be for the Wednesday June Is For
a. srtmens address a. Stake United stsies Hotel NeFbu.R
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

I,os sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, SITUATE ON
II York at C0mmun'pauw, about one nile from Jer
CITY containing about four ots Of ground new house
plenty Of fruit &C. with fly feet shore front. which IL worth
all money ed for the place Good salt water bathing
fshrg with view Of the whole bV and Islands uarrows
DC inquire of Mr. GAkRET BUSH, near the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

mo GIFT BOOK MEN, PATENT MEDICINE MEN AND
ohers--For SALE forty Eve thousand t45OOO new and re
ssle With addresses attached situated in every State
the Ur icn each has town, county and State. full
sod satisfactory guarantee nj their will be given
WI be sold low applied Tor immediately Address G. o.
box l2l Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN-BY GENTLE
- man In plain family OF few bosrders on very
m dsrste terms References exchanged Address 4. H.
Tor this week. stating terms, &C., broosyp Post odice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

DARN CHANCE FOR A DRUGGIST AND PHYSICIAN
II For neatly fitted drug store, doing fair trade
IN the psr Of Of the priacpa neshbhpod
ft c]ss and fta fncrf asng In popnatnn together with
three years eate at low rent oce attached
ley occupied BY physician In practice Inquire of
WBEBLE Il BAET 20 beekmsp street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

BOARD WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD
- for bis WI O. also partial board for himself 10 small
fsmly where there other boardsrs
oare or stages and terms be moderate Address
Vincent statir and location Broadway Post oce New
York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

fyouNThy ROARD-THE RIVER HOUSE, AT l<2O ST..
CarssnsyDe fsmiss and single gen emen can ce accom-
ton three quarters OF hours ride FROM ,y Hudson
kiver hailrosd. For pAruc lars inquire Of Dmm,k at
Brooks Brotlels OF Grand Atreet Acd BroadMAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

A rOuRETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, n. J.-THIg
IL favor's summer hotel now open for the tecepson q
A. NJ land $40 p NJ from foot Of Barclay STREET st 10 A n.
aud AZ p. M. Tine from New York only IS mtruttG
wEs W. BILL Gate Of La Fargo House), Ptexietoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

UNOR sALE-OR WILL IXCHANGE FOR GOOD
n work horse sorrel colt tour years Old, well broke,
Kind gentle fss For furher particulars
inquire Of BENJAMlN MERRITT Is First avenue, Of
Filth strt OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
Pennsylvania Politics.

ALTOONA, Pa, "wednesday, May 4, ISI9.
The State Central Committee Of the State Rights
Democracy is in session here John W. FOrney, Chair
mani for full and free interchange Of sentiment.
There is much enthusiasm and determination to press
forward the movement.
They have resolved that it nexpedient to nominate
State ticket proclaim unnterable opposition to tho
doctrine of Cor intervention advocated by
the Republicans for the prohibition of Slavery in the
Territories, a. advocated by the Administration
Democrats for the protection Of Slavery and recon-
mend the friends Of Popular Sovereignty to vote for
no candidates at future elections who refuse 10 stand
clearly upon the doctrine which recognizes the priuci
pie that the people Of the Territories shall form and
regulate their own domestic institutions in their
way. They also recommend to the States Rights
Den ocracy to demand at all times the adoption Of tho
principles prom uIgated by the Harrisburg Conven-
ii, n which were enumerated in the Cnc lnati Plat
form and Dir. Buchanans letter of acceptance.
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CANADIAN Parliament--.smiSn
0,Krien.

TORONTO c. W., Wednesday, May =, lS'9.
The Government last night were SUSTAINED oy sho
Legislative Council the supplies being hnaly passed.
Parliament was prorogued at p. M to-day.
The following il synopsis OF the Governor sspeecn'
HONORABLE GRNTLtAEN OF TIRE CoUsciL ANU
ASSEMBLY: am glad 10 release yon earlier than usual
and coupratulate You upon having accomplished 40
mich useful wo,k | have laid before you the answer
of her Maesiy's Secretary OF State, expressing her
satisfaction at the ultimate decision IN regard to the
sest # Government YOu have made provision tor
9, mn u,ng the fpudal right in Lower Canada, ana
bave nnced additional restraint the powers
of Municipalities to borrow, while you have
taken steps for gradually enforcing the iu,'
illnrnt Il local obligations already incurred.
In my opinion nothing could be more injurious 10 tns
credit the Province, than the impression that such
obligations could be impaired or evaded. You nave
amerded the tariff and while regret the necessary
for increasing some duties imports, hope the prin-
chile on which the duties imposed will alleviate
their pressure Ii is satisfactory To see that the IN
"a me 81 the Province fer the first quarter OF the cur
rei wear shows signs of the revival Of trade as wen
as an il crease in our resources You have invited her
Msieety or al member OF the royal family to visit
Moth America and believe, thnt in no portion OF
her Moiestv's broad domiuions would such n visit be
hailed with more affectiOnate and genuine loyalty.
With an earnest prayer that Providence may bless us
with an abundant harvest and restored prosperity,
now terminate this session.
VIM. Smith o Brien arrived here last night, and was
net at the steamer by a'ge number OF people whos
with a band Of music. escorted him to the Rossin
House. To-day addresses were presented by tho 81
Patrick Association and other bodies.
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At meeting Of the Commissioners of the Land
Office at Albany on Tuesday, the lease +" james b.
Tsyl,r ard Oven w. Breunsn Of the West-Wash-
ins,on Market property was renewed for the ensu-
ing year by a unanimous vote. 1t was intmated,
We believe, that further renewals will be granted
if necessary until the question Of title raised by
the City spall bave been finally sdjudicsted.
May We not hope that such decision will not
long be Delayed Tbs is very valuable pisce Of
gound and if it belongs Ia the City, she ought u
have and enjoy 1t from and after tue earliest day
if the title is not in the City, then We bave paid
quite enough by way of fees aud costs in fruite's
attempt to Obtain it. The pr"priety end Import
ance Of al early settlement is manifest; let it not
be delayed even for day.