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Paper Hanging and Graining.

+ n. WEEKS. az the south Pare Pant
store. Will cNrruie orders ior iarsr liang.
ins, 'ira,n,ut. or NlrbIing, With dsla'rh, lni
900 reasonable tsruss. u
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

DURsUANT toa License from the Honorable
/ Judge Of Probate f1r the County of Oshrd,
shall seIl ~ much IL the Real Estate belpnging
To- the estate Of George Chapman, late Of Bethel,
IN said county. deceased, and convey the same, as
viii provide the sun ~ thirteen hundred dnllsr..
SOC the payment Of the just debts Of the deceased.
charges of administration, aud iacideatai charges,
m the ninth ,lsy OF April. A. ID. 1859. At the Of
Zee Of X. 4. Frye, 10 Bethel, in said oouaiy. at
me Of the clock Ia the afternoon Said Real Es-
ate consists of tillage, pasture asd woodlands.
A. \. CHAPMAN, Administrator.
Bethel, Feb. q, 1889
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rp AGEvTS.

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stead, income dnring the progres. 81 the puhl'ca.
tion. Oat libsrai term. will be- made known 90
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"I regard W.. Edd, 10 "ne Of The most cnTsh.e
and .pccr.slal practitioners With whom have he'd
Official intercourse. ....
CHARLES MASON,
Conmissior~r Of Patents"
"Ittr, " hsiiafi5Htg ausrtsr IHrsHisfi ihaiihsy
sssasi ,-pisya ps',sa s8rs c1Hts'fHi ed r.'is1'.
tLv. s,d s,s.r ssp,lis afpEi, fhu' aFris1f.ssts
f,s % ,,rar, ~ iis ~ siriy ali firF'lb'rss'is.
,,afsa alta, PaisHf OFF,.
EDMUND RtGkE.
Late Commissiorrr 90 ratsris.'
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sprl, tis.s. 90 al bet ONE ~ t-tifh pli'-i' 60,
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r,ry fsIs5satls sh4,g's.
John TIGGiRT"
Fmm Sent. u. 1851. io June ~. ISIS. ths Job
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Tu,rr rriset,d application, ~lNIIIN AZ.
rCNIS, EVERY ONE"f ~hiCh w's decided DO
h,.C,,or, b, the Commis.ioncr 81 lsi,ut..
T.. ~. EDDY.
Br,roS. !an.I, 1859. hO
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A Way Of Procuring the Cycioprdia for
Nothing.

Form q clnb of four aud remit the price of four
boaks . ~ cloth; ~ Numbers of Parts ben copy
will H. seat 10 the gctlrr up Of the club. lat h's
expense tor cauiagr,) OF, Tor 10 subscribers. IN
cloth. ~ copies all be scnt at our eSpcnse ior
cautage.
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'IuI sHb.ru.sr b frH, gi,s. pubLc u.iioe that
be- be. l,rr dr., appreciated o., ihs ll1uou,he
Judgv cd Probate BE-, fa- Cruri, Il ON'url. and
a.su.urd tHs trust ri miuisistuf ui tbs csJas OF
DAVID ATKINS h,, II Peru.
D. sci C,.11t,, jsr-i..i. D., giy,ng Losi s. the
law directs. o. thrt,titr tt,Iu-.ts 40 p-f.n
Whp zee ,Hi,bfrj tp the r..,ir ul .sid deceased,
O. ma>r tmntjrir pi,mrnt; sb.i those ~hp h,,e
az, acnaut. tb,t,oa, 60 exhibit The .,u- o.
LLNI J. ATKINS.
N,rru IS. 1859. 10
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NEW PAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Which :. the most compact and beautiful sewing
Machine ever constructed. II u ornameRttd ~
the highest .I,lr of att. snd all Who see u ATE lie.
lighted With u. II make. the improved intetl'ck
locked stitch, and 10 capable OF dong greater va
r,siy ~ work 10 better sttl THAI any "iheT Sew.
Jog hlichine ever Offered fnr f,milS purposes.
u MT subject to the objection OF using twice
too mach thread and makiuga raVeling ssan'.like
the Grover Bakrr; nor ~ ~ confined ~ It, oI"f-
alton t. lew thin fabrics, liable Ia get out Of ot.
der and united IT, use dan thead like the Wheeler
4 Wil,nn Machine; hnii. amply suiiic,eatto pet
ioun all kind- Of family sewing.
Price 81 fipilN Machine With iron tablecom'
pleie lnr nee SlOD. The larger standardmirhines
fr,m si25 to 5000. Send Tor l. VI. Snger
Cn.s Gazette. beautiful pictorial paper devoted
To- Sewing Machines, add containing let IT prices
aud al other inl rmition the subject. itwillbe
forwarded gIstis.
I. VI SINGER 4 CO.,
ass broadway New York.
BRANCH OfTICNs ~
Boston Alany baltimore st. Louis
Providence GluyeT.yille Cincinnati New Orleans
Nes Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
Newark Philadrlphia Nashville Paris, fTanc
Glasgow. Scotland.
Local agents wanted. ~
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Having made decided improvements in hi.
Brushes. he would odeS 90 dealer. better goods
for the same money than can be boaght OF
sny oihsr manufacturer IN New England.
z blaehins brushes nude to oT,Ie,, at ,hor,
notice.
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EMPLOYMENT.

CS0 MONTH. aud all .,rsos,. vli M
'N''O Ngr1t o. vanf,d boz ever, tfwu spt ,nsn.
~ ttth~ lpifrI states, tp ,u.ls, ir q respectable
and c1., l,psinrs,, o., vhlch ihr above piuht, mi,
b. 81 tsiBI, f-abf,H Tpt turihsr rluirulrs al.
irr.. d.. ]. HENRY WARMER. cor ct l,p.oms
aHi N-ferr Streets. New N1,k Cii,. on sio.tng one
postage stamp. 6ui2
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Tdimonidb
CHARLES MASON.

"I regard W.. Edd, ~ "ns Of the most cnrshe
,.d .ncr..sinI practitioner. With sh,m have bed
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N,,culS. 1859

TUT sulsCiii-t tsuly s.sr. puIllr upiio~ that
be- has hssu t.H.t Appreciated o., t1r ilHB1r,blr
Jui-r ct rr.h,tr iur che CsurU 1T ONlifI, snd
s.suusi ih. tl.t ui administrator 9th estate ct
THOMAS RlpLuN. htc OF liuam,
L. ,a.i tuuHt,, drc.a.,i, o., si,iug bond a. ths
law directs. ilr therefore rvJus.t. a.l psf.uns
Whu ace ir.lsitr,l Co the ssisir ct sa,t d,c.,.sd
o. mbAr ..a.ur 'istr I1,.urHt. ,sI thl e. uhp have
ans trIuau s thsrrlu a. exhibit iha Sane o.
March IS, l>js. GEORGE STACY.
run .ui..ftl,-r bst,b, gi,,. public uliicr that
bel has issn tu', appointed D., che hln,r.blr
Jui-e ui Probate iur th- CuuIi, 4 osiDrd, AMI
sssune The ifusi Of administrator Of ihe estate ~
ANDREW JOHNSON. late ct STOW.
H. ssi C,.uHt,. drrslsei. D., giy,ug ls,aJ s. the
h~ .,rrri.. iie tbrfyf.r- rrgu-.i. 40 T-f.uns
~ha ace ,p.i-ht.d o. ib- ,statc "i s,r Ie,sa,r 90
fHaA- Immediate payment ant thee wh, have
ans dem Hua. thrf,uI O. exhibit th- ssrus o.
March IS lsj9. TIuhN~ ". JOHNSON.
4 III .uh.,uI., h.,eh, g,,r. pi.,.,. ur,.- ,ast
u be- BE-. l+yn dol, appointed ~ The iiopprihi-
Jutgr oi Probate l.r the CounN q ONbfi, anl
Assumed the trust oi Executor OF the hst Wii aud
i.rianrHt ui
AETEMl>>A PACKARD. late Of Canton,
o. .aii Couaiy, dec,as.,i. b, gi,,ng blui q. the
aw dir,,t.. iie therefore r,gue,t. all psrs,n,
who sf- ini~ht,,i q, the estate 1T slii Lrc,as-i.
o. make Immediate 80, usnt; AND those who have
AN, d,mtni. ,Arrrln o. eNh.b ihr s-,s- o.
Mach Is. lS59 orI~ HNNfpRD.
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HISTORY OF TIC
GIFT BOOK BUSINESS,

Just Published. for ?5 cen's.
TT give. the co.t ~ tn,kiag ~ k,nis II book.
/ ri,..a Dsrsssai s,fsyss-s O. al giit lonk.~l.
i,r. upv in Ht.inrs.. tolls hos ihey in their bee.
,in.... hos ihs, drw thsirSaichs., Sc. u ~.
hide. 10 the great profit. II sll puh.her. ,-teicfs
g. ihr ll,rpsr.. the n,h'r S"cieiy, American
Tact Sps,si,. the SihbUh Sch"ul Inipn; sud
u give. am,.i1g reference 60 plated JeNslg and
Plated sympathy.
Sen, I, an, address, postage free, on receipt OF
price.
ALBERT Colby 4 Co.. Publishers,
20 WASHINGTON ST., BOsrON.
Any guod hook eau b. obtaucd here cheaper
thsn At any Other store m the CITY.
BDuk Agent, waited. Catalogues sent free To
any sidtVs..
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEARl

T. only lair average of the sclual protilromthe
use ol -, Que ~ these Msch,nes and iuI conhrm'
ai,oa Of this uuth. We t,,t ~ any olihs thou
sand, ~ person. Who use ihru. They afe adapt.
-, e. ryrry sort ~ wafk. hn~ 90 coars' upon silk,
eptipa. linen aud wooden ishric.. ale" lighI aud
hraS, leather. The, never iailto give cnt'tt sat.
isfsciiup.
70 NEE, the growing demand for y smaller ani
mote elegant machine lor pIi'aie and hou'rhuld
parposes, Ne have ju.I produced aud are ready 10
receive orders Zoe Singer
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ALBERT Colby 4 Co., Publishers,
SINGER S SEWING MACHINES.

IN allthrle,iias br,nch,. ~ manufacturing In.
du.tr, the gf-st puctical superiority oi S'ug.
sf's Se~,ng Machine. :. = tact established ~, und
di,puic. No tailor, .hoe manufacturer ,clothirr,
'eam'trrss, diess maker, saddler, ca'Tiage Trim.
Without Ihrm.
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NEWARK BAY HOTEL. SALTERSvILLE N. J.-TO
IN target companies would do well by calling
at this beautiful before engaging elsewhere Stages
from Jersey City every hour A. r. SALTER Proprietor
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


TOURNEYMEN H0RSESHOERS PROTECTIVE UNION
81 and Benevolent Society-The the above
cety requested meet their Sunday the 18th
inst al O'Clock the last tribute of TO their
ceased brother member, Robert Ward. By order
PATRICK WHITE, President.
TIMOTHY COLEMAN, Secretary.
NrOTICE.-AIL PERSONS OWING MONEY TO foR-
IN TER'S SPIRIT OF THE TINES hereby cautioned
against paying A. O. Dayton, other parties without
consent. GEO. E. ANDREWS.
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A SToR PLACE HOTEL, 733 BROADWAY-THIS HOTEL,
A Is delighttnly located on Broadway opposite Aston
comfort and convenience cannot be exceed by hotel the
city Families single gentlemen wishing to locate for the
winter viii please give call WIN J. FISH Proprietor.
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THE FIREMEN.


" Fire Department on Monday, October IL 1859.
Regulations adopted by the Board Of Engineers at their
meeting, August TO- 1867
On motion decided that no invitations be extended to ont Of
town companies for that day. but should any visiting compa
MES appear place will be provided for them in the first d
sion of the line.
DIsBANDEp COMPANIES WHOSE CASES ARE PENDING BEFORE
THE Board OF engineers recognise on parade
been placed in service the Common Council unless pre-
yous the parade the Courts declare them legally dbanded
In which case they cannot parade
MusicThe Board viii accept OF twenty bands Of music
from those companies who will surrender them to be placed
where most needed in the line under the direction the Grand
Marshal.
ENTRANCE FFE-Every company that does not furnish
sic will be required pay the Grand Marshal his clerk
at the Chief office thirty five cents ciassed by
the city ordna nee, viz
lst class engine company g men. 81 %
"a q q ~ :, ..'..'...'........''.... u W
I'd ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 90
HOOK ana ladder " O Observation-Disclosures. II 80
Hose ~ Observation-Disclosures. III %
ISvIrAroNs-Decided to invite ex-Chef Engineers.
ssan Engineers Exempt Firemens Association, Board Of
Fire Commissioners and exFire Commissioners, Exempt En-
CINE Company Board Of Trustees of Fire Department. Board
of Fire Wardens; President Vice President Secretary
FIRE Department. and all other officers and exoncers of the
Fire Department
Cry AurHoRITIEsThe Mayor Common Council and Heads
Of Departments invited review parade as il
the front OF the City Hail.
uNiFoRx-fre cap, black pants and fremens red shirt
LINE MARcH-The Department will form M on O'CLOCK
on Fifth right resting Thirty fourth street
through Fourteenth Eighth avenue 10 Bleecker street
to Broadway down Broadway through the Park to Chatham
Washington statue Union park marching around the statue
place forming for nos ba s s reang the
At precisely O'Clock should there be only company on
Chief HARRY HOWARD. Grand Marshal
G. JOSEPH RUcH, Assistant Engineer Secretary
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A UsrRALIA PIONEER LrNE.-EsTA BLIsHED 1857
a Carrying the United States mails Sailing positively on
9ss s
Ss Pi Der s.
and viii despatched for Melbourne Thursday September
and i
and a sns has %
freight passage apply on board or to w. CAMERON No.
On
sbn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .g5a, Sy4REs
States mail to sail 20 days from each port This ship will
Eor
river For freight or passage apply to HARGoUs Co., No.
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
TO sail THURSDAY September Is 1889 .. u O'Clock,
hs steamship Talbot
ut O'Clock NJ the pier foot of Robinson street. North
No bills Of ladfng signed after the hour of sailing.
r. CO.. No. Park place.
THREE STEAMERS A WEEK.
For the South and Southwest, via Charleston SC
has been decided despatch three week. az
ordng shippers and passengers greater communication with
wn leave here Tuesday Sept ID 70 be followed By the
s sasGs.y sss Sept
FOR fsss BsisosEs sPPf co. Bro.sw,v
THREE STEAMERS A WEEK.
weekly United mail side Wheel steamship Inc . oir'
o1S Rssi l. Murray
Sept 10, at O'Clock p. N. precisely - =
Through tickets TO the following paces.-
To New Orleans. 80. $50 rs To Augusta x2O 90
10 MOBILE 50 90 To Atlanta, Ga..... q 90
To Montgomery Aa.. 26 % To Charlotte N. C.... 2 %
To Nashville, Tenn. 50 90 To (oiumbta s. 20 90
To Memphis Tenn. IS 50 To jacksonville, Fla 0e
To Knoxville Tenn -, n 10 To Plaka Fla. Is %
For freight passage apply 10 SPOFFORD, TILESTON
CO., 20 Broadway.
The Columbia succeeds on Tuesday Sept IS
The James Adger !" Thursday, 10
And the Marion Saturday, ~
dor ALExANDRTA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
town-The York and Virginia screw Steamsnip Som'
pany's new and first class steamship MOUNT vEaNVNr
o. Smith commander viii leave pier ~ norm Gh iu ne
sage with unsurpassed accommodations gu Freight TO-
ner foot on measurement goods other articles in proportion
and received FRIDAYS and Saturdays No freight received
aftsr n on day of sailing. No commission charged for
riding No bills Of ladng signed after departure Of steam
err For freight or passage apply to II. b. CROMWELL CO.,
&c West street.
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TrIrsT SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-THF
celebrated ship LIVERPOOL for London sails September
H. from pier 20 East river cabin S65 cabin SIG
found clipper for Liverpool sails to morrow fare second
BILE demand any of Great Britain Those sending for
their friends in the old country will find advantage 10
dnced prices DC. THOs. @. ROCHE So south street
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HoTEL ST. JULIEN, NO. 2 WASHINGTON PLACE
II Parties DESTROYS of securing apartments for the winter
are advised 10 lake early application.
The restaurant of the Hotel ST. Julien open all hours
gentlemen wishing take meals without The greatest
and attention will be paid in serving those who may
the restaurant with their patronage.
Ebert ANDERSON Proprietor
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ITO THE CHOLERA BANKS,-THE LARGE SEA
Il steamer HUNTRESS, Captain J. DuvaA, will make
excursion TO the Cholera Banks Tuesday Sept l3 1852
leaving foot OF jackson street 6 Peck slip Il Pier North
River Ia Gravesend Beach Cropseys dock Soclock Tick
cts 81 Refreshments bait and fishing tackle furnished
board. CAPT. A. COLWELL,
j. TUPMAN.
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FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States mail steamer ARAGO, d. Lines commander, will
leave for Havre touching at Southampton to land the mails
and passengers on Saturday September H. at II o'clock from
water tight COMPARTMENTS enclosing the engines that in the
event OF collision sranng the water could reach hem
would be secured Price Of in second
should be sent board the day before sailing marked
low" For freight passage apply
W. s. DRAYTON, Agent, No. 7 Broadway.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

4 LONG LEASE OF BROADWAY PROPERTY FOR
"a sale Is situated upon prominent corner me msas e
sale II Is chance 10 make money. Address H. oeA
aASl Post Office
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SEWING MACHINE-FOR SALE ONE OF WHEELER
Wilson'S cost S0 will be sold for $5 CASH has not been
used three months To be lag Third avenue near Six
teenth street. - =
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UNoR sALE-A SMALL THREE STORY AND ATTIC

Ly0R SALE-ON LONG ISLAND AND ADJOINING
the new railroad depot at oibrook station small farm Of
~ all improved; comfortable house. small 81
corn, buckwhea 800 cabbages and fruit trees
&c fronting the railroad and handsomely located price
$l,275 half down. the balance in three years per
Interest Possession given immediately Apply to A. Nc
C0TTER, l2S Fulton
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CABINET).-THIS WINE IS
Of beautiful ruby color which is natural to the wne
produced France and made from of the choicest
selections. For sale by all dealers.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.-The undersigned being aware
that many competitors are spreading the report that the wine
hereby bid the sum of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS to any
known chemist who could In any pubic afford
the scientific proof that the deep color Rubs dua 10
anything else but the pure juice Of the grape.
J. GOERG 4 CO.,
Chalons Sur Marine, France
We pledge ourselves to the ten thousand dollars upon
the above conditions.
CRAMER, ABEGG 4 McCLOsKEY
Sole importers,
10 Broad street.
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r ooK AT THESE PRICES OF THE NEW LINE FOR
IL California-Steerage $50 second cabin $b first cabin
800 including railroad ticket The fayorite steamship
NORTH STAR Captain A. c. Jones' will leave from pier
No North river Tuesday, September 90 at O'Clock NJ
connecting via Panama Railroad with the steamship Uncle
Sam the Pacific Extra of this line always
Panama. insurng prompt connection at the Ishmns The
Northern Light Will the North STAR leave Kew
d. b. ALLEN agent, No. Bowling Green, New York city
BAH persons are forbid trusting any account of
the above ships owners.
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LyOR THE GREAT MATCH BETWEEN THE TWO FOUR
Dared boats Dan Bryant and George Brown for 81 O0o
play, viii come of Monday September L. at o'clock
7, M on the Harlem river. The steamer JAMES A. STE
VEINS will carry passengers witness the will
landing at the garden at the foot of the
accommodation Of passengers that wish to go ashore This
boat will accompany the boats the whole the
excursion 70 cents win leave Amos street. North river a II
slip ~ Hudson Brooklyn l2 M Broome street,
IN Tenth street. l. Saw Mill Dock Greenpont, Ia
ing after the race is over. Capt. w. G. WARING.
DOR sALE-$70-THE SPLENDID NEW CAT BOAT
VICTORIA, 81 feet long, IL feet BEAM cabin berhs
every convenience she lies Mr. strobers of War
street. Jersey City For comfortable, fast
boat better aAoat The work this boat very supe
rior
DIGEON SHOOTING.-oN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
l. match will come Of on the Hoboken Meadows. There
will be the ground 200 wild pigeons Shooting will com.
at II o'clock JOHN TAYLOR, Darcy House. Jersey
City.
nNHE GREAT MATCH RACE BETWEEN THE TWO
fouroarcd boats Dan Bryant and George j. Brown for
$1,000 pay play, will off Monday next September
IL, at O'Clock T. NJ, Harlem rven Dunlap's Willow
Cottage Garden. The Bryants training at
Dnnlap's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11
WALL HOUSE. BROOKLYN. E. D.-THrs BEAuT

NV AID HOUSE, BKOOkLYN, r. U.-THIS BEAUTI.
w fully situated house having come into the hands the
undersigned he has had entirely refted refurnshed
and assert with confidence that its accommodations and
service second TO hotel the The walls and
ceilings have been elegantly rescoed and the entire establish
ment undergone regeneration The Wall House unaues.
onnby the desirable house in the neghborhood OF New
York II stands upon elevated ground overlooking the cities
of New York and Brooklyn the bay and river always airy
slip James and Grand street ferries With advantages
Is offered ms most excellent family house. p. G. PECK
Nos and IS Fourth street. corner of South Fifth Brook
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-26

UN TED STATES SENAr0R FHoM kENrucKs
The Mount Sterling Hhig says az eyes " seem
10 be TUNED upon Vice President breekinf.aEe
as ne most suitable candidate for that Office,
and we have no more doubt Of bis triumphant
election than we have about The rising q the
sun on New Years morning. Every editor
has the right to select such q mao as De may
think proper 20 uriie Gbouf but when the
members Of he legislature come 70 elect a
senator, they Will uaite upon AisJor Breckin-
ridge with as much unaHimity a. was ever
witnessed at Frankfort on an similar oeea-
SION
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-26
Hlmftarp ann finanral
xEsEaIs DAILT 1ggEAL OFFICE,

TIE s. Louis Democrat. of October p. says Cur
rcurT continues Al scarce that frar11eii1us are seifu
maize in tive observe no one selling. and Do d but
nqminaily touE1t a. kah discl1nt. Barkahic funds
arc also scarce and When redeemed iu E~EchHnre. are
pail out again. haw Orleans twenty DAY bills 4 ,
cruL a. and New Tork diti1 = cent o.
prom the n. o. Pioayune o. October 23i ne Ex-
change market has been Inactive lo-ily. and ne move
ment iu must classes 81 tuis ahgss a falling o. Draw
erf hoW~Tfr, caufiuue drm and here j. NJ v1riatlll In
any description, ercept New ToFk Sirhf, uhich sppear-
"a b BE- weaker. The only notceahia fr1nEact11 %
Ehich He have been advised uasa sale o. tils with shi1-
ping f1cumaufs for hve hundred bales q ot1n al ~
prfuiumi but this d an excfutialal rate, the bills being
a. BOD b. Ciear SieriinG. TrsnsaGti0us In an aiher
classes were limitei. and ne market closed quiet AZ the
che auaezei quatatious; Clear Sterling Bills sH0eN
ardth %. premium. Hnl 81 tadIur Urafs sass
80 Fd premium France ~5f2iAa5fI5 = c0asr.
sriy d-y Bills 90 New r1rk. er-. lGiS IA discount.
aight uar4a a.. prenllm. The m1neg market en-
uuufs easT. Oneriuss uf chuiceptper are stl rcstricl-
81, anf mers Be- nd Abatement In ne demand Or ci.her
fnnr ar aHn~l f-nn