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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-21

HARRIS. GORDON - CO.,
PURPOSE TRANsAcTISGA
NERAL OmMISSION
Forwarding Business,
At tie o'd stand cf w. III Gordoc d Co.. EdskUfe, Tsnn
Agency heretofore in tie warehouse now being erecie a-
joining tls one occupied b. Harris, Gordon & Co.
-,.'l'' NV /, Ice
Pine 1nPOrted Braudies for sale.
Z Pipes. Jules ROtinc & Co. cognas Vintage Is52,
Alex s.isuetts -.
Pinclgn Old Scotch W; SKY. very ans.
eaboy 1yoiee Of Brandy We will sell to the trade cheap
Iesl5 HARRIS, GoRreN & Co.
WHISKY.
SNO EAIRELs Deans Aurora Whisky;
sBUO 20O DO sam Iale's DO
In sore mud for sale by HARRIS. GORDON < co.
TURIk'S ISLAND SALT.
5000 BAGS SALT in nga aGf .o ao ok q eco
SUHDIEAES.
II z HALF BARRELS Nolasses;
- ~ ur, si s1 Lad raster
80 boxes NJ l, Bar Soap;
In store aad FOR salsly HARRIS, GORDON co
TOBACCO.
900 Boxes LsRg4orne z sons Gold Leaf Tobacco;
50 dc Jos 5 GOdWins Rosebud Tobacco;
50 DO Keen K snh's Tin Foil Tobacco;
In store AID Tor salehy HARRIS. GORDON & co.
COTTON ROPE.
DAn LEELs Bel Cord aHd Plough Line size Cotton Cord
GLOVER SEED----IJ barrels PennsyIva-
- ma, Clover set1. Just received AID forsae by
tecJ-t HARRIS. GORDON co:
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
A FULL Stock Of all sizes, and Tor sale by
~ now HARRIS, GORDON h co.
fNLOYER SEED .--Fifteen bbIs Pennsy vania Glove
Dse5 HARRIS. GORDON CO.
sQAA BOXES Werk & Theect's Star Candles, AMI
s1NyI Tor sale BY HATasIs, GORDON & CO.
A LOT OF AMPO7s ED BEeANDIES.
"a G@& HARRIS GORDON & CO.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Mary Towles vs.. William and Laura Lynch.
eYa decree Of ;hs County Court Davidson county,
dsred at the April tenn, tie above cansf,
o-r Tor sale at the court house 10 Nashville Saturday. the
9Th day Of June lot Of fronting % feet inches
Cherry street. and running back to Crde street, upon which
ac0mfO table brick house.
TERMSOne and years credit without interest viii he
lveu, notes with good security required and lien retained
mayfdStwtd F. r. CHEATHAM, c. 4 NJ
OVER SIOO,OOO WORTH OF REAL EST A'TT;
EOR SALE AND RENT
f0NsIsrIEG Of Farms, Country Seats Private Residence
~ store Houses Cottages Ones, desirable Building lots,
&c, a. Call On BENZ. 2. SHIELDS,
mhlt-tL No. % Cherry Street.
~ B-Those wishing 10 buy sell will please eaT "a Ufe
No- Cherry street. IS Il viii bs Impossible through
ne public prots elch and every price offered. BIZ.
FLOUR! FLOUR!
q = BARRELS suPerhne Family Flour stored at the
OeS Warehouse Harris, Gordon Co.. and for sale b
hi' GRESHAM * HUFFAKER-
ENXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-We are in constln
~ receipt Of the hnest quality Of Family Flour from ne
celebrated Union and Hinton Nils These Mills make as hne an
article % Flour Mills in the We sell II cheap
r ( Q. ANDERSON, Broad street.
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Uas5biIle anioa anS Saeritan



MoNsraR Toe largest mule proIaeed in the world IS
new in Cincinnati It mule nineteen and hal hands
bsh and weighs eighteen bundled AMI rtg pounds This
extraordinary anHa is the property Charles FROST Wayne
county, Indiana, recently purchased lexington KENTUCKY
The pscSe ship william Tapscot arrived at New YORK on The
lata, with rs NJrmens, eir way lake City over
tao hundred Of them English, hunire DANISH and
the balance Scotch Irish Welsh SWISS Swedish and
There we're nineteen weddings on shPhoard during voyage
1t Is stated The authority iHsaa's Journal that the
beques Of Henry Ellsworth Yale College amounting b.
estimated, to 50 OoO0 50 OOo sapprOpte by the win to
scholarships. and is therefore, rathsr gift public than de
College Itself The viii contested the issue doubt
full II sustained the College Ei receive from only tuition
fees and these but little than half the expenses a in
struction
MORTALITY AMONG OGSur exchanges received from IlI.
n1, particularly the central portion Of that State
tigenCe o an Alarming mortality among hogs In many
one hundred and upwards, reported 20 have dsl within
day, far It would that this hog disease
viii pass the country before ceases its destr
t3n--CiaciRaat Prize Current, my is.
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gT-tran's celebrated LhiiIcut g. fir ouiv saf, 1nd
reliable remedy for the cure g Spariu. EIn- Bosie
Wiad-ais, SPlSts- UuHaurl LHmI=, Nod-g ~
Swelha-s. II vs.. never fail 90 Biz Head Roll-
evil, iistu.1, otd Running Sore. -Teeuy, x
properly apQseL Tor Sp-t'rs, lf-u-es, Sc-niclcs.
Cracked llcls Chlf-z, sadie or Cellar Calls. Gus,
sores, or Wlunis 60 is i1f.'b.c remedy. ApfiT
II a. directed ani crrit.n IN every instance
Then trils uo oa=lr aith ti'- many worthless Lin
iments osrr-d g. y.,f Obtain n Supply q Dr. Nc
Leo a . Id r.r
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SUMMER dANUFACTURING con-
IA. RFLT,ET AIS,

UhSU decree OF the Sumner Chancery Court made
at the April Term lsJ9 the undersigned
WILL Saturday the 25h day June sell
the highest bidder credit Of g. l. "a months
CONTON FACTORY
belonging TO the Sumner Manufacturing Company,
town Of Gasn county Of Sumner, Said
FACTORY has lGspinning Rrane, which 204S Spndle
Reels Dreers, q Cards. and Bats, Speeders Drivers
~ LOOMS which have about yards per
week. with good FIGURING Mill attached All driven by first
class Engine in good order.
There Is large bc6 boarding house, with buildings
brick once and bale with three dwellings for opera.
ves and G or IL Of land viii be sold with Factory
Factory buildings. This property originally the company
about SoO05 besides improvements since made Its locality is
healthy and Of being tie Louisville aud Nashville
Railroad, &c miles from Nashville Raroador
River OF good quality. There will be sold
terms, y or 10 acres OF land in lots
The sale is absolute subject to redemption. The Commits
sOners authorized 10 sell privately and publicly Any ur
e information be obtained addressing the undersigned
Gallatin Tenn. J.R. A. TOMPKINS,
may4 twtd W. IL. BLACKMORE, Cons,
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e Is Delicious 10 ~.

ffCrisN.--i 'ssire uL dr'i--7si- az eT- who nay
Coy ~ rfiin uisli ven stse Bitter CT .ars-iia trls
whi-it they cfu bUT cAeap- ty -yiuE So g. insf IS
gaaL Avoid -rih ask Or 1rftaas Strcu 9Th
enfiss Cordial. end tss- E Liug ciz Do 5 The Cn-}
ruiny tkat win purify ,!r l}Dld tioecU-hiy ana q
the saino time strengthen ti.a-svstciu.
Gna taLi-. as'nld ti,ru cvCry morning flstiu-, t.
certain Ireveutive fr 81 oiera. Chiiis tnd FereI
yellow Fevsr, any preVsl-ur disease. u put Up
iu large t1frlf-.
hrioe only 81 per bottle, or bottles Er s5.
J. U-1cLEAN.
Silr Prorrieiar 90 tHis Cordial
40 0IrLca1's }oir8ui- OF Iinimeur.
PrHcip7l T'"Ir, t.s corner Of Third ard f.E5
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rTcLsan'g VoI.a1ie ~ Tinirert


WIN relieve rli.. almost iz.a rarusly and twill
ciaaEsr purify. aud hcal thr saIe-t sores IA an "a.
erCila.Y short time.
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WIN. STOCKELL

THE STAR GALLERY!
DaguerreOtypeS, AmbrOtypes.
MELATNDTYPES
SPHEREoTEPES AND PHOTOGRAPHERS.
No A, Union Street next door to Vessel Thompsons
r.. +. SALTZMAN,
tLATE OPERATOR EuGHEs- aAMERF)
AfING fitted up above, exclusively for that
branch Of business prepared receive the ladies and
gentlemen Of Nashville and make Jde siR Of their faces in
the highest style Of the Art 10 expense been spared either
In furnishing his apartments rrecarng the latest and
improved apparatus and materials and sabscrher confident
y inves all who may want pIes give him call, piedgBg
satisfaction in every case.
IL Entrance next door WEST to Vessel & Thompson.
rs r. EALTZNAN.
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. ~ D alEs ltLLLa = y . y VI IlIfE-s
and after Monday November egth, 1853, Trains willr

an and after Monday November GOTH 1853, Trains willrun as
follows
Morning Train Evening Train.
Leaves Gaatu 80 A. N. Leaves Gallatn at lO0 p II
Arrives Edsefeli @0J DO Arrives EdgeheId = go de
Leaves DO "luO0 do Leaves do - $50 do
Arrives Galatin "ll9 do Arrives Gallatin - SEQ do
The Train leaving talatu at 130 a NJ and gefeld al 10
A H., 1T Glrtu with mail coaches Louis
Vile. The Train leaving Edgeed At 10 A NJ. Galatin
=. NJ connects with mail coaches and from Hars,ille ard
Carthage. Only the norniu Train will he SUNDAYS
IL Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage, Of which each
passenger will be allowed oOpOunds free charge will made
for extra baggage which Re paid the conductor Other
articles than baggage carried In the baggage viii be charged
Express freight which must E pad The agent Of the Express
ComIa v.
Passengers taking their seats GaIlaE Edgeed without
purchasing tickets, will be charged ten
iu26-tI ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent
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kENERAL handsome in the second and third
stories Of the Union American Block, corner Of Cherry
4ss a once u Apply 70 S u a. i eS S2iS9 s'
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THE pENNSYLyANI

". r Smith, Master Transportation. lapI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
A PIesby lerian MlniAter Drowned over the
FsihS VI Niagara.

From the Cleveland Herald, August %
on The h,h Inst Pre- oy terrain clergy man from Mays
vile, KY, named Rev Jobo A. McCunx here for
tpe purpose of saSng short time ~ the cure his
hebno beng o.o condition. he registered at
the Amsrcsn House, bu. CID not take Alter
sieiUR his nsme ne went out into the street, and
tb,og more was seen Of hiua here.
tnpposed tbas whilst mere he was partially derang
60 and that he took the cars for Buffalo, wDere he
Sveo day. Hs cid stop In that place. but walked
70 iona wspda There he fell in with who got into
cor ration with him. and the two ked around the
visge tor tine This porsO0 says that Or. Nothing
CID no appear, from bis manner and conversation, 70 be
In uDsoubd mind Al i've O'Clock that evening he
Rsged the hose and shut himself 10 It for
time, opposed for the purpose Of oaargns as linen
when he ne left his carpet bag In the room.
1t is suppo,ed that ne walked from T0nawanda to
Shoeters Landing, two miles above the Falls Here he
later IN me evening by little girl to undress
200 60 lilo the river Next morning his clothes were
found ~hsre he bad placed them on the dock, but
trace Of his body dECoversbe The fact OF bus
beng on whise served 70 Identify the mes
Ing man.
On 10Th inst four days after the disappearance OF
Or McCung from Sch otser body was washed ashore at
Homegrown, about 6fteen mics below the Falls AZ tho
body PERFECTLY naked, there were no traces by which
ioenfy n End Il therefore buried = stranger.
NeanWbi his friends 10 Msysvlie mad become alarmed
for his safety, ard Mr. Miller, Of Maysvile, came TO
hun Schosser where the fact Of hrs disappearance
lesrned Dilgent inquiries were set on foot, aud u
mA,ely the BODY feUn1 a. YouUgsto was dsnterred
aud idepraeo BY NJ. Miller ss tina, of DR.. McCung A
burial procured from Buffalo, In which the body
Was placed and taken home to Kentucky. Mr. Miller,
with The body 10 cnsrse passed through here this morning
Dr. kcClune about dfty years Of age, and leaves
wife and four children, Of wnom daughters live al
home with their notuer Mrs McClupg s in feeble health
ard this melaD choy ssir terrible blow in every way
the ain helpless family. BE was the pastor Of the
Nsy svie Ptesby, Church. and much respsc ed
by all who HIM. We understand tost oe has been
in POOR health for c0nsdea ole time, and that he
Of very nervous tenn peramens Several Years SINCE
~Dilst in Indianapolis, he became partially deranged aud
lived Tor seven week without sleep.
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More Assassination In Baltimore.


Shortly after ~ O'Clock Monday nigh. horrible and
cold Dlooded homicide perpetra,ed young man
pk61ed duDohrey OSulvan, rs alleged by Thomas Hof
OF the house No I06 holiday street. Pleasant street,
two approached from direction of Saratoga
street. of whom alleged fired the fatal shot
out csse or provocaan Tue deceased had with several
Of biz friends, been to dance Fel's Point, and
yesu mig 70 his bome when be was killed TIE bali en-
eeed left side OF back OF his Desd through
70 the LETT temple, and gancpg lodged above the right
eye, whence it Vas extracted BY DR.. G. f. Morgan
~ tDe ceuirai ,ts,oo and Oaot>'n Mtcas, With Lieut.
Wright ana officers RoDns0a and j. MITCHELL to the
Bcene Of The homicise. john Say DER, of the
psniofs Of O'Sulvau had stepped ten or twelve
feet in advance towards Bstn street, whom the shot
nred, aad one Of toe bals struck him ia the left
thigh, Indicating that the party VINO fred ele
vsted nom The evel Of The sidewalk ROBERT Miller,
OF The sccleec was fooSd the spor with the deceased
1a&n, sDd arrested aud taxed the police station.
The body OF Osulivaa TO the police sation
Ard the Officers returned 10 tha house No l04 Holiday
street. kt Ut by woman pamei Elizabeth S,oufer where
Hoffman was arrested All Of the inmates Of botn houses
were hsn arrested and locked up police station
1essy Before tae Corooers jury.
The fact OF the homicide sde known to Coroner
Sp1kn, who summoned the jury Of inquest After
viewing me body the jury repaired 10 the police stA0n
tncir testimony rendered tue following verdict That
Thomas Hoffman ana Robert Miller dld, feonously, will
FULLY, and OF malice eforeihought, kill and murder the
said Humphrey OSulivsn pisto, fred by either the
said Thomas Hoffman or the said Robert Miller other
being feoD ousy wully and OF HE mslce aforesnou
prepent, AIDING, sbetrg and Assisting IN the
OF the said felony nnd murder.
The accused then ordered to be committed 10 Jail
for trial
sheriff Dreamer placed In the hands Of Captain Brash.
cars five Commitments for HoImau-one for burglary,
for assault with intent 70 kill James Pryor.
rogue tnd vagsbond, for assault Sergeant MOO
mas, and one charge not stated for all OF which there
are indictments pending sganst him In the Criminal
Court Miller OF the candidates for constable in
She Thirteenth ward, nominated lset week.
OSullivan, the murdered man, had only been 70 the
Un'ed States for about months and At the time Of his
death was in the employ Of MessIs John Barry Co.
In 6apover street. He represented 10 be quiet and
inofensve man, and said TO have left young wife in
Ireland.
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a [Of sRw YuRK-DHPAkTHsNr OF Ffs ANur
" Coup rollers OfSco, august lSSo-Pup ,sats fp
fs 500 Central Park Improvement Fund Stock pl
posa ~iu received At the Oonprolsfs ofoe until Fragp
septsmber J. 1859 O'Clock z. n, when The VIII be
publicly opened fer the whole ssy pan Of the
tour hundred and Nxty six thousand ok hundred doA OF
Central Park Improvement Fund ctoak Of the city OF
act for he regulation and Of The Central PARK
eaeeed pr II 1851 amended spr 10 1852 and by an orA
Of the Oommoa Council approved BY tie Mayor Juu
he ssd stock viii consist OF four thousand x hundred Aat
uxty IA Of hundred dollars zach share end COO
prsea the remainder Of the amount authorized 10 be issuo
81 G66 o. FOR The Improvement OF tbs Central PAk bsa
tersst The Of x cent per anrum payable Qar
eryesry from taxsun, AID the principal redeemable fro~
the Int day OF August 1887 sach redemption being further r
oured by pledge Of the Park and ts sppurtsnances
The w rata the amevpt Oh toct aired and mo
prizes per share and tie persons whose proposals.
viii required 10 deposit WITH tho OF city
Within Ave days aer the opening Of The BIDS half OF ~
awarded them respectively inclsdng he premium
The reminder se amount 70 awarded viii be required
be paid the Chambeslan the l0h day Of
On presenting the receipts Of the ChanbeAa for sach pay
meHn tho Comptroller. bdders VIII be e.nlsd
Dear1ss inte. ea frem the dates Of sush deposN
EaaS proposition should be sealed asd endorsed "Popo
sails Park Improvement Fund the pro
pssss thus sealed and endorsed put n second envelope
Nod, and addressed to The Oomptrulsr.
The rs n reserved the part Of tbs VounptueY reo
any al Of Tho bids coasdorsd necessary protect pro
E6BERT +. HAws, oouytroiler
Department OF Finance. oomptoasrs onass August / lS0
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GAMING AT TIM SPRINGs-The editor of the
warronton Why, wrh'ng from the Red Sweet (va)
Springs, saysA few days ago couple Of Southern Reu
flemen here rich planters rom Red river played seven
games Of Old sledge for IS 90 game and the wnaer
sock every GENE. 1890 .s, ana the money paid
hear, In check tse Bank of Ii, isaus could give
The names, but iorbeAr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

NEW TELEGRAPH CABLE ACROSS THE MrssIssiP.
Mncb Difficulty has been experienced in keeping tele
Eephc communication across The Mississippi at st.
LOUIS Formerly n WIRE stretched from q very tall
Poe on Bloody leland but there frequent accidents
Mnicn rendered communication uncertain and irregular
ana ana since toat time suspession wires have been
soshaoned snd SUB aquatic cables substituted new
ranged Tor lass Tuesday. The ST. Louis Repuica an saws:
Ioe cape Is manufactured OF four pieces the Atlantic
cable being part OF the remnant over on the Na0sra
together with twenty strands OF No iron wire and
~ securely bound every six inches with tho same EIch
Yece OF the Atlantic cable has aysx strands OF wire
20 nat IN the present cable there hundred and
foryave wros Two miles Of Atlantic cable are used in
the mississippi and the whole length OF the latter
Us Two Thousand six hundred and fifty feet It's diameter
" something over two inches The total weight In i've
tOUs snd hall, and the cost Ia about SO 900.
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PNRSONAH..

~.-.~-~
"N--Y, GREENfOINT."-DID NOT KEEP YOUR
appointment Tuesday at 8. Same place and hour TO
day 81 70 morrow, o. leave lce with waiter. ninth street
Third avenue carr Saturday lsst)
n -EvEayrHrrG ls GOING ON sMOOTRLY. DID
". you receive my letter. sErPEL
II THIS SHOULD NEAT TIE EYE OF JOHN OF RODY
Began, McbeA Kslly Of tbs Old Road MlS KIM
county ireland they will please communicate Immediately
with Thomas Hogan. Golden square, tsndhurst vctoa
usha Information respecting them from know.
ng their address Will De gracefully received.
If TIE GENTLEMAN wIIE LIGHT MUST ACHE AND
sosiee who drives establishment with OF bay
borses and who wss at the New YORK Hotel will call At
be accommodated with ro0ms to suit him.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF RDMUND HASKER WHO
came The country about Ave years ago London
ksgand Any information relating the Rduuud viii
Poshmoutb, Virginia
INFORMATION wANTED-OF JOHN WKVNNA A
nsve OF ireland, county Tyrone. Any information OF hu
l ne lansiuv received by his SITTER nsrJ McKenna
AhFS PuRvISB SMITH AND MARC kRET HOPE Hts
ve ieftsootsnf, soIboroughshirs,
hriu2h america, Lake Ontario Them will
he thhnkfu received BY her Isabella Hone at l2I
Wes fetueh street, Seventh avenue Canada papsrs
p!esse copy.
NOTICE THE LADY wHo ClLI.Eo ON MAS. row.
~ ell 10 deliver letter ~i pese cali deliver the same
and oba2eNr Powell, Williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN An.
" road Company, Twenty seventh street snd Fourth
nue-rew York, Augus Is 1859 In consequence IN
Junction Of dividends declared By tbs Company
VII be made until further NOTICE.
~ w. BENEFIT frsamrer
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OILS, 81 AID UPWARDS ON UNION BANK on
% London and soya Bank OF ireland for sale BY Mi.JH
"a 49, Co. 50 broadway New York and California z.
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QSOh bALE-A vkhS DEaik ABLE no Use AND LnI
IN bedord Wesichestev county, wi,hin few rode VI the
New York Harlem ,siroad Terms suit responsible
purchaser hpyly y. b. sILknAA, n katUnAh, Wes'
county, Y.
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DOsT OFFICE DEPARrMBa at CERTIFICATES
500 0GOfoY SALE These cerc have same vecur.
~ treasury note and win doubtless be paid
bin hey offered price that will pay the purchaser
better than any other equally safe Investment
N WELLS, FARGO co
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FINE ARTS.

80 soIssgIrns And ADMIRERS OF ART ARI
invited view w. Hars mi, Aculoun discover
sinne OF the highest order amt Iohu) hat has
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A eO mn WANTED FOR TERM or YEARs-Ar
SCU.UUU six per cent, secured BY bond and mortgage
on Brosdwsy property worth than three nes III
amount Address L t. box 0S4 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

avenue betxren Tbirue and thirty .evsnsh rees Al
for 81 600 81 $40 81 0O0
A~O, twelve four story hJuees u f0
$50 each Prise IS 800 Aso -four fret bousss sb'e
De cold Inquire ofsW uLlLAh FKrTREfuh, 1861 sAs,
Thirty second
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NOR BALh IN WILLIAMaBUEG-A NICE BASE
ment too story attic frame house. Allied IN with
end built In the best bs with
xA3 fee. with two story
remain Inquire premises s. Norh third street
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YARNS FOR SALE on EXOH NoE-IN OaANGs
county Ast half hours ride by New sort aud Rr,
ssr osd consssns Of 2e se-es n goot state OF cultivation
c,upty. k)so the premium fArm OF Licnsed cuaty ~
swes Inquire Of WILLIAM FsfTRkfCH, 1851 tAst thirty
second street.
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WURNTTURK.

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE wIsHIWG 70 90 TO
desrcus OF puruhasipg ne furnisurs
Of email sen'ee family Addrss for two dsgsk Herald
clio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

TOR sALE-rH& BUILDIHGs. TOoaTHER WITH THa
aosk and fixtures porter house West
also lease ground situated locations
Gown town. ana con good business st present sAsfsc
tory ressors given for selling Out, Apply 70 JOHN j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

BOARD WANfBD-BY YOUNG MAN. IN A FAMILY
- where there are few boariera Terms must be
modersn The wer side of the city preferred. Address b.
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9uRrIrpSx BOUGHT FOR READY royFY.-A Fab
" value siv1 IN adv money furniture carpets DOCKS
&c at is3 sixtn avenue beta Ninth and rsnh seess
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NHxKWsBURY NEW yEHSEY.-rHE PAyILLON HO'
y V, PORT vAshoson in perfee order or -
and ascou morxou permanent and rneGom ssauysn
gbe hnse nothing andono nas
can tsna 70 the comfort pleasure % tncse wII % -
esrpaeed Good s,sbnng And ~ snS Ell
aslss Dursns tne Camp meeting which ias1 uu the
onr mtasr vF~An3' '"~ THOg. DAVI.
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OKOOKLYN HsIsHcs-SUPxEIOR AOOohHVDA
o tons NAV be secured the oeskssuy located awenas
CO 6emses three uiir aztec hon " ~ sscs. ~
Arse elesst ~ psbeA and CON 1snne nns view Oh 70
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

BOARDING GENTLEMAN AND Hrs WIFE Oh
two single gentleman can obtain Slsassn ,s,s s,Iv
Ree. cncea exchanged Apply 1T l0 Wet T"eaV s'0''a
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

UGUsr BELMONT co, BAFK1Es, nc. 20 WALL
street Of III for sseers Avsxble IN ii
oArs Of he through nes.rs 4othsehd PARKS Lon
DON Frankfort Nspes and Vienna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

Cos gALE Oh EXCH .NGE FOR CITY PkOPERTY-A
small farm Of t~eve acres about hours ride from
Sew YORK On the place comfortable house and
oubuncr Rs also and psper MILL With aihng
OF water; sso Ice house. which lets for 500
For far.her particulars apply 70 BAAC DURxEE, 33
hishth street, e B..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

QzDkoOM yNAMkALED FUHx1rUnu IN ALL 90
ors and styles superior and warranted naauAstorc.
ftssed n ANAsAvAs frui ffssco and aowers u b. y FAR
.lEefONe e0 upnal sresA opposite Woosss MAnuhAsgy
"a sad - WoosAsr Street AsaaAtshed IN ls6