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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
MoCULLOCH & PITMAN,

TAKE pleasure in notifying their friends and
patrons, that they have received their Fall and
Winter supply of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
The stock the largest they have ever purchased,
and they respectfully ask examination of styles
and prices before purchasing.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES
In these articles, we offer very extensive stock
Of various qualities and grades
UNDER WEAR.
We can supply all sises from the boy of II to
the largest size of men. Also, good supply of
Ladies Merno Vests Buckskin Shirts and Draw
ers for lnvalids.
Shirts and Drawers
We keep good article of the celebrated Patent
Yoke Shirt for Men and Boys, Marseilles Shirts, &c.
VARIETIES.
Umbrellas, Walking Canes, Port Monnaies, Money
Belts Cravats and Ties, Hosiery Gloves Carpets
Bags Trunks, Saddle Bag, Traseling Shawls & Car
rage Rugs; in word, we aim to keep good assOrt-
ment of good goods suitable for gentlemen and boy
wear and we anxious TO sell them to prompt men
or at a reasonable discount for cash. Our long ex-
perience in the business is the best guarantee we
can offer to our customers
McCULLOCH PITAIAN.
Sent '6o-9m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
E. HEMsTOCK,
House, Sign and Ornamental
PAINTER

Taper Hanger, ETC., CLARASOILLE, TENN
Begs to return thanks to his numerous friends for
the very liberal support bestowed upon him since
his commencement in business, and hopes by pune
tuality quick despatch, moderate charges and good
workmanship still 10 receive the same which will
ever be his study to deserve.
Mr.. W. p. Lindley, his Foreman, will personally
superitend and his work is so well known rs not 10
require any comment All orders left with Mr. l..
or myself will receive our careful attention.
wanted, Immediately four good workmen,
apply as above. None but good worknen need APP
ply.
Aug 20 Se-Im
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
Attentinn FiremanI

The members Of Independent Eagle Fire Co No.
3 are notified to appear at their Engine house on
Sept. 3, AT half past O'Clock, z. NJ, to
attend Engine exercise. Full summer uniform
Full attendance requested--by order of the Prest.
c. BARNUM, Secy.
Semi q ha--lM
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
For Rent /!

THE brick Sore-room recently occupied by L.
A. Waller, Trenton, Ky. This room is the most
desirable stand in the place. Any one wishing to
engage in the Dry Goods business would do well to
secure it. For particulars address l.. A. Waller or
the undersigned at Trenton, Ky. or b. II. Wisdom
or Sam. Brockmon, GAINESVILLE, Tenn, or W. L.
Tdce, Hopkinsville, Ky. Possession given at any
time. VIM PETTTS.
Aug PC. soft
Bay llopkinsvc Mercury copy one month, and
send account to subscriber.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
Notice.

on Sunday last at Bakers Camp Ground by mis-
take. Buggies were exchanged have got some-
body's no top Buggy and somebody mine
WM. l.. GARDINER.
Aug. 26 59-lw. GAINESVILLE Tenn
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON THE WHARF!

On Saturday the gath September at Il o'clock A
NJ. will sell the Mcclure Warehouse property on
the premises, to the highest bidder. Terms one
fonrth cash and balance on credit of and years
with interest from the date. Unless make sale of
the property by private sale before shat day. am
fully authorized TO sell privately, and i'll be glad
to receive bids for the property from any person who
desires 20 go into the Warehouse business
fthe property is not sold at private sale, Il will
he sold positively, at public Auction ON the gath Of
September next g. A, HENRY,
Aug. 10, 59-tds. Trustee
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
The New Lot of Ice.

Will be sold at former prices. Parties not sub
scribers can become so, we are not limited with
this lot of Ice. THOMAS & BRO.
Aug. 20, 50
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
FAIL TRADE, 1853.
JAkps ". PRAruyR o n. swry
PRATHER & SMITH,

JAKps ". PRAruva n swrvn.
PRATHER & SMITH,
4bs Main Street. LOUISVILLE, KY.
Manufactures and Dealers IN Hats Gaps 4 Ladies'
Ears, at Wholesale.
They have always on hand an ample supply Of
DRESS HATS not only OF the Louisville style,
manufactured solely by themselves, but also tho
latest New York and Partisan styles. Also, every
variety of Fur, silk, Cloth, Panama Leghorn, and
Straw Hats---with Gentlemens, Youths and In
fants plain and fancy
Cloth, Velvet, Plush & Fur Caps.
And FOR THE LADIES they are always prepar-
ed in TO furnish the latest Foreign and Amer
lean styles of Riding Hats and Caps as well rs Mu5
Gaps. Victorines, Cuffs, and all other Furs.
Bay Hats made to order on the shortest notice.
Orders from distance promptly attend to.
The highest price paid for FHrs and Deer Skins.
August 90, '59-lm.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
A Valuable Residence and To-
bacco Factory.

will SELL privately, a valuable residence in the
town of Turnersyle. This place has every conye-
nience-such as Ice-house; Carriage house, Cistern,
stables, &c. The Tobacco Factory has lust been
built and Is finely adapted to the receiving and pri-
zing Of Tobacco and is located in Que OF The best
tobacco sections of the country. For particulars
address me at Peacher's Mills.
r. PEACHER.
Aug H. 'bo-4w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02

RE" 1t is amusing TO see with what carnestrc.,
~ loroioco' claim sam Houston as a democrat. since
his election rs Governor of Texas. When Ruunc,.
beat him, in former race, it was clrimcd rs a de.
moora,ic victory; aud now that he beats Gumcl.,
who was the nominee OF the Administration party
his election is claimed as a democratic triumph, and
he is called the riWl Of an Admins t.on Gi
which he has uniformly expressed his contempt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
House and Lot for sale.

! offer for sale my residence at Pea Ridge, Tenn,
with six acres OF land attached. A good dwelling
and all necessary outhouses on the premises. There
is now vacancy, aud II is an excellent locality for
a Physician or Mechanic. For further information
inquire Of the undersigned ON the premises, CT G..
A. Lyon, Clarksville.
MARTHA A. GLENN
Aug 20; 5s-lm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02

GSg- An exchange gnys TIM, Baltimore seems
'r'orm'nel TO keep ahead OF New yora IN ruaau-
Is" rha, is easily accounted ae Wherever the
pF'o, Pc, o. ruc Ameuoa.m u lbo ascendant.
''.i' R, worst iyga Of ,gcolse . viii br found
AKA! .'' asi H. aud murder aul mob whence
are ''c IRA cement of tha' damaly trp,. Self
u'''H'' on Part OF the Americans against those
'e'pe''lo'N ' Acd by the locoloco pres, is cbae,-
ole''Sea oy ,"e hy as hwess violence. and every
eHo'' = nude TO y the blame UPON tine bumclcss
10 Loo ne AlI .ew Orleans the ao. bloody
game h9feeen pl'yc~ 'y the murlcrops tools Of
IocoiS Leaders, and ia, .rc sb,m.r,.. ..r,sri.on
'f facts has beea rrsorrc , o.. a.ssa in, g,i., mn
ON NE yIc,imsof bIood.ar.. .,r.. c,rr,,p.. ,u,
"c wishes, Il No' the orlrrs .. c.u,rlH So, b..
n"'T0p,''oas dctuagogues. Give r,..-orai.u H..
me.tAry in Bl'timesa aud such s.,... Mill ceased
= - be ea7y,ei on pe.luc.' account
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
Last Notice,

ALL those indebted to the estate of r. NJ House
decd are respectfully requested, to come forward
and settle their notes and accounts as longer ndul
gence cannot be given for cannot settle the debts
Of the estate without the cash
J. F. BARNES Admir-. Of
Aug. 10 Sew r. NJ House dccd
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02

fszy"sin Communications must he addressed to
the Editor Business ottem to the Publishers.
pSH. Announcing Marriages. and Deaths free
Obituaries and Tributes of Respect, over ten lines,
charged for az other advertisements.
nrn Persons subscribing for ,ho Chronicle. must
accompany their orders with 81, or the parer will
not be sent
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
Tennessee State Agricultural
b u II e a u

The 9th Annual Fair of the Tennessee State Agr-
cultural Bureau will be held on the Grounds Of the
Bureau, near Nashville, commencing ON
Monday, October 10th,
and continuing during the week. The premium
list amounts to 1000 dollars, aud embraces
premiums every branch o. the Stock Agrcultur-
al Products and General Industry of the State
The opening address will be delivered by Gov.
HARRIS er o6Teio President of tie Bureau on Mon
day, and the Annual Address by Lieut. NJ. +. MAuRY,
L. s. ~, on Tuesday, Oct IL.
Competition for the Premiums is invited from all
parts of the State.
Arrangements have been made with all the rail-
roads leading into Nashville to convey passengers
attending the Fair, and returning for half fair
Premium lists will be furnished en- application TO
the Secretary.
F. G. EASTMAN,
Aug. &c, '59-lm. Secretary.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02

BALTIMOKE Aug. 70.
George Brown, the senior partnerof the Baltimore
banking house of George Brown & Co., died at his
residence this morning, at an advanced age Mr..
Brown possessed immense wealth.
James Swan, another wealthy citizen, also died
this morning. Both were ex-Presidents of the Mer-
chants Bank
Tie Baltimore American publishes n call this
morning for town meeting of the friends of law
and order, without distinction of party, to put in
nomination candidates in opposition to the nominees
of the rowdy club.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
BANGOR, AUGUST %.

AT the Democratic convention of the Third Con-
gressional District, held few days since, William
H. Burrel and james g. McClintock were elected
delegates TO the National Convention Mt Charleston
Both gentlemen are friends Of Judge Douglas,
Strong popular sovereignty resolutions were passed.
WASHINGTON Aug &c.
The State Department has been officially advised
that an order has been received at the Custom House
Mt Pare, Brazil, authorizing the reduction of the
Government export duty to per cent, difference
per cent, in favor of the exporter. The order
took effect on the 29th of July.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02

$3.50 t'e' ea7y,,l on peuue, s.oaga,
,N'v - lAo
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02

Sept 2, '59--lw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
August 20, 1859.

Aug. 90 '59-lw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-02
Negro Girls for Sale.

September ., ls59-2w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09
Supreme Cout--spscial 1ersAs
Bsforc Hon. Judge Roosevelt.


AlIrGrp roRsxRY FRAUD AND PERJURY AGAINST
AN Kx-NEnBR or THE BAR.
Trs s.-.yaAs j. Mcneil AdmiSiskatw, ~. AsAbsu Esv-
,iso~ and oleys-This proceeding unprecedented II
4. believed in our judicial reoords-t forocloss mort
axe not in the PLAINTIFFS possessn and once already
ad and satisfied and delivered up and cancelled and 10
entered than seventeen ears ago On the books Of
shs Registers Office. Ashbsn Dennisou appears, who
1885 executed TO the iat, Theodore Tamadge mort
gage for zoo On lot In West street, near Murray
young man. grand son OF George Clinton about four
years afterwards Hudson, In Columbia county, leaving
This mortgage ~ aong me assets Of his estate and leaving
nedstey o.. his death paper, dated April 1889, was
produced b.. Mr. Philip Burrows purportng 70 be the
large AMOUNT and sole and trustee Of the estate
aud t<stamentary guardian Of The children An appca-
cousbia county, but Of New York, for letters tes-
ta1entary, on the alleged ground, verified by his
csth, thai the deceased At me time OF his death
BY law confer jurisdiction upon the Surrogate Of New
York This application was successful but how the ques
jurisdiction was disposed of does not clearly appear
The only evidence Of the aecesseds Alleged residence in
New Yolk would seem TO have been Burrows own Aida
were issued on the 2sth OF May s4i Burrows collected
Me interest The bond the 10th Of December In the
year. the nortgagor paid MIN as AZ on account
Of The prime paal Of which endorsed the bond;
leaypg balance OF s4,576 81 The next day, in con
deron OF mat be assigned the securities TO Hiram
"
sDce OF that Court, assigned them 70 DAVID
Randolph Both Of these assignments accompanied
by delivery Of the bond and mortgage and
aso duly recorded On the 10th Of November, 1874,
DeDnson paid the balance, both principal and interest,
IN full to Randolph, and received from him
Me securities and q regular satisfaction piece
which was filed and entered the day. From that
time seiod Of more than fourteen years, the premises
remained, to all appearances, free and clear ali ncum
htsnse respects the question aud
.Is amounting together 70 900, have been obtained
On Of the Reg sters certificate that effect Bur
1ad in his a
u than twelve years. and no steps were taken 70
disturb hs acts 10 call his authority question. II Is
commended that the will afraaiuent document and
mat whether valid not, the Surrogate Of New York
lad Jurisdiction that the letters testamentary issued
by him nudity, and that Burrows assignment, as
consequence, and the satisfaction piece which followed
b. blank paper, leaving the mortgage, with all the
Of interest," amounting together 10 over $l2 900,
10 stand in full force FIRST REMEMBRANCE on the pre-
mRes
The Judge concluded elaborate opinion by saying
mat the doctrine contended for by the plaintiff and nds
Pepsabe to his success is, think, altogether too dan
Gerous for JUDICIAL sanction The complaint, therefore,
that ground, well the issue offac should
% dismissed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

CLEARED
Steamship Karnak Orr, Brownlea Havana and Nassau-E
Steamship Parteruburs Powell, Baitimors-HB Cromwell
sssamship Chesapeake, Crowen Por.land-H Cromwell
BARK xrsddes, sieoenbers BordssuI-stan.on Ruger.
~ Bark Johsnne (Brem) Sander, Kingston, Ja-Funch
Bark John Denham. Gray. New Orleans surges, Clear
sris siiiow Rasheurn, Halita.-D pewoln
Mason ASOC ecr s% " SGnR: Sacf Co.
sehr Y Feter, Arnold, acknowledgement Taman.
@ ri soei Asn saace
a s JRG %ss rnn. slax
s.samer Delaware Ooves Pbiiadeiph,s
Steamer Thompson, Colnary. south Amboy.
ARRIVED.
=, Steamship Petersburg Powell Baltimore with mdse, to
Steamship chesapeake, Crowei Portland, with ndse and
passenger TO II 3 Cromw en 4 Co.
Nov Is with mase 70 nenschen unIhard Was a. :. sDe
Bani Dec A. Since which time has experienced heavy
va Berry sss ss s.s S
d ssra e s% days w
Southern I pssssss and had ans pleasant weather
% sas s.y s:s sa o. FAM md for wS
ON inst on Fig Hsrbor passed bark showing red signal
barn re-sr eSSa sss %.
asaans %S e with
Bark Maria Merton gulLley Savannah, days. with
Brig Glove esl Sar;sl Pals,me 50 days. with fruit
Lawrence, Giles Co Passed Gibraltar Jan Had
gale from sW, lost mizen topmast split sails &c
Brig Whdden Or, OF Walton, NS), Parker Marselies
De- ,a y n brandy Ss e Wilson rSSn vessel
hides rubber and wood 70 Mclean IAn.z 18th u
fyscrt Beef spoke schr Flying prsscr from kngson
sup steering W showing redsgnsi .ith white be and An
anchor or nar In the The has had constant
essterly winds since passing Cape Antonio.
10 with loswood and coffee, 70 q Clark Co of Boston
where bound Put into this for provsons Had
he ssSr E Eed Essi :ps o snddss &C. .,S
xeas lon Is TO- spoke mast sD scSr Joan joan
schr Wide World Bnitiey, Charleston, days
hchr Chas Colgate Dickinson, Charleston, daya with
sshI Msnhase Blake Charleston days, with cotton, ao
schr Warner set.on, Charleston, days. with cotton
GER Emily IsaS Sri sS1 x : n NO, days
schr Ned, Henderson, Wilmington, NC, days
schr 4 DeHsrt Low, Norfolk days
schr Rainbow, Chase, Norfolk for Duxbury.
sthrA Beden Ryder, Norfolk 5 days.
schr Express, Freeman, Tangier for Roston
schr Western Light Lewis rsngier for Boston.
schr John Jones' Stephenson, Brandy wine DEL days.
Schr Cabot Hamilton, Boston, Sdays
schr New York Goo lsell, Boston, days
scsr srsns Hesoer Mayo .oston for Philadelphia.
scbr Crocker, Presbry, Taunton, 2 days
Steamer Delaware, Copes Philadelphia
Steamer 1sprsy senpey; Providence
Bark Abertna Barton from Havana 10 Moses Taylor 4
Co, -''o
B BARB Jsssb Merrill, Park. from New Orleans.
BARK ksmhler, Parker. from ~ Marks.
Brig Lucrtta,
seamAhip Karnak [Br), Havana and Nassau
Wind during the day NNE to BE; PM, RsE, very light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

HAY wus steady, with small sales for shipment Il ~
ncsa-Nsw were in fair demand, Win nedsr.ss -
ct 100 lsc.-the latter figure for PRIME md gu
ises-soe.eA ~ -. 9, sr~!y held At go go, white
tMK-SAies light While prices were STEADY ~ so,.
for comm . and 81 for lump Rocklaud.
NAVAL SrcRss.-Holders Am, but transactions
limited Common rosin was u 81 10 81 so spirits
peutpo stood Il Soc asked and Acc bid Guide turpenne
was At 80 TO- Tar was al % 80 " SIN and pitch a. ~
asked.
Ons --Mcssrs Knight Sons report tho movements of
the week % foows-Lnseed has been rather quiet dur
Ss the ss but s.s e .sO
delivery ON private terms Crude whale has improved,
with sales OF 500 bbs At ooc Crude sperm Is rmer at
PRovraoNs. market was less buoyant, and
prices were easier The sales embraced about $40 bbs
including new mess At SIS DO and old - sls sonr msss
SIS e2X; and 500 bbs So, for Nay delivery, at t.
Beef was steady request with sales Of about 800 oos
at So 50 25 r. packed mess At 50 $40 49,
prime mess al SIC SIS. Beef bans were hrm, with saf
ofl45 bbs NJ $l4asI7 Bacon was steady At SIC
Cut 6rmer and N good demand WIN sales oi
500 600 hhds and tierces, Including prime, al
exc Tc., and hams at Szlc a9Hc. Lard was arm aud
more active, with sales OF 800 bbs and erccs at l2hc
al2hc, and 1000 do, deliverable 10 March, April and
May and 5o0do for March and April, chiefly within the
RcETho sales embraced about 500 casks, within the
SEEDC]over continued Arm, with sales Of 100 bags at
ll~c. llHc
SOAP Sales of 100 boxes CASTLE made at 10c.
SuGARs-The sales embraced about 100 hhis, 10
cluded 10 which 359 Of Cuba ut M, and the re-
msnder consisted Chi fly of New Orleans at 10. SIC
775 bags and IA bbls St. Domingo ut 7Hc, and zoo
q ] 300 boxes at about sAc
wHisKEy Gull and over, with sales OF about 500
bills at FL 40 28c, and 80 do drudge at 27c 2sc
TOBACCO The demand for Spanish aud seed leaf IL
good other sorts hut little dong. The sales embraced
g. hhds Kentucky at 1lc 273 bales Havana, SOC.
&c.. 142 do. Cuba, p t.; 40 do Yafa, t.; 10 do
Cenfuegos, p t.; 20 do Carmen, p t.; ll6 cases seeo
leaf, 12Ac 28c.; IL do Florida, 16c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

ooh"ah boof ~hS hffh Win Inn ted sales Witnln toe
range OF our quotations. Southern brands were In fair
demand Common grades heavy and easier, while
tne extra Qualities were unchanged The sales embraced
ABOUT 500 bbls closing within the range Of the above
ngres Rye flour was unchanged. Corn meal was
steady, with sales Of about $50 bbls Braodywine
at ~ 70. Jersey was steady at % 85 50 49, wheat--
Inc market display less buoyancy with the turn OF
market In favor OF the purchaser while the sales we're
copnned 70 about 1000 5000 bushels, including red
inomna at u 30 and white Kentucky 10 lots at 81 10
% 10 Barley was quiet and ranged from 73c . l00c.
corn was more active, with q good demand for VII 70,
WHICH WAS nrmer the sales embraced about rs 900 bush
es fncinong Jersey yellow so 81c Southern ditto
&c; white ditto at SO &c.; Western mixed
heio Al 61c. Rye was nominal at so S3c Oats we're
Eel ing moderately al So Soc for State and 6l 4c for
western and Canadan sales Of 800 bushels Prince Ei
WARD Is and were made at "a a 65c
ConkE-lhe cargo Of the Courier from Rio consisted
OF osso bags Rio on private terms 900 ditto ST. D,mingo
.h private terms and small of Of RIO comm "a at i0
Messrs scott Son give the following statement Of the
sock OF conee In this market for the weex ending
Stock OF no and Santos the list February 1859
soo bags sales FOR consum pon estimated at 900 bags
SOCK OF ko and Santos on the 9Th February 1850 $3.50
hafacaoo, 1913; Isguayra, 600; Jimaca 45O Java
msts oz.co0; 40 government bags $3.50: st. Domingo
ooe Ietai bags and mats, II 1855.
CoIoN-Ibe sales footed up about 200 bales. Tho
mafket for middlng cottons was Xc lower while the
ngner grades were and ess affected by the wa
Ine following Is statement OF the movement in cotton
since the lst OF September last rs compared with the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09
Total for tho week. .....
Previously reported. -.


Total IS Ssos7a S,sss,soo 4,74s,ols
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

HIGHLANDS. Feb Z, sunset-A ship, q bark and bris
oug mp the bay ship, bark and brig anchored Al the
pit, bound out Wind E6E, fresh; very thick outaide
Florida from Savannah Nothing else In sight Wind EsE
strong raining ''
LON0 BRANCH. Feb 8, sunset--Passrg In one of Crom
wells propelers Wind ENE fresh Weather very thick
r, Light ~
Miscellaneous.
RxwARps FOR Nosrx TRANSLATED from The Jour
nsl du Havre, Jan H. for The New YoRx HxaALoThe FOL
lowing rewards have been accorded American sailors WHOSE
vessels come frequently 10 our port
To Captain Johnston and his second officer Henry Odsker
Of the American packet ship Isaac Bell each telescope as
testimonials Of merit and 10 the Sailors Robert Abbott John
Tate John Beriand Charles Stuart s0 each for the se
vices that they rendered the survivors Of the crew Of the Eng
sb bark Caude OF ahoreham abandoned ~ sea during he
tempest Of The 2otb October last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

Catharlne Slip house and lot, No 90 900
Ludlow street, house and lot No. 122K ...... 1850
1872 .......... $500
+" 1884,. $500
Twenty first street, house and lot No 148 East 390o
Thirty eighth street. honse and lot No 1874 West 6V25
Stanton street. houses and lot No. 1872 ... 6,4U
Eldrdee street, house and lot No. 6O........ 1926
Pacific Fire Insurance Company stock 40 shares At 14o
BY A. H. Muller.
House and lot IS and 81 Eighth avenue ...... $3.50
" adjoining ..........................5 $500
1877 and 189 Forsy tn st., each 24x60. 4,9O0
corner Stanton Forsy tn sta, 27x66. 6,6.n
&" Second av, near Sd st., 24xl0O.. 600