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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

TIE contest for the possession Of the st. Louis Alton
and Chicago Railroad has been amcaby arranged under
negotiations conducted by Mr.. John Stuart Of Spring
field H., on behalf Of Gov. Matteson and Messrs. j. c.
Davis and John Cleveland counsel for the rs second
and third mortgage bordhoders this city, for tho pur-
pose OF settling the terms OF surrender Of the road
the latter claimants The Chicago Tibae gives the fol-
owing as the terms Of the agreement
That Gov Matteson shall deliver to committee Of nine
bondhodefs hree representatives Of each mortgage)
actual possession OF tho road with all its real personal
and mortgsged property and shall guarantee the said
committee against any interference detrnent under
by virtue of the Spencer lease He will also traner TO
the committee all Of his own interest in the charter of the
st. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad, and viii endeayor
10 have the whole charter 80 transferred.
2 The committee do not assume or recognise in any
way any agreements existing between the road Gov b.
and the Joliet and Chicago Railroad Company, or Acesrs
Mitchell and Buckmaster.
g. The bondholders assume to pay tho arrearages due
to the employees TO the amount Of S54 o00s25 600 be
paid when the road placed in their hands, and the
mainder to be satisfactorily secured to them out Of the
first net earnings Governor Matteson pay all
ages accruing since December /, 1858.
The bondholdeIs agree to apply the next not earn.
ngs Of the road to the payment Of $31 300 &C., said
due To Brown, Brothers s Co., Clarke Dodge Co., the
Ocean Bank New York; John Anderson s. Co., St. Louis
and the Bank Of Boomngton Illinois, on account Of said
road, on investigation the said liabilities found 10
bona fde.
s. me hfth and sixth points provide for the payment
out of the net earnings Of S6 5 90 for wood and Sill
6b4 "a for materials and supplies.
The bondholders agree TO pay Matteson the balance
claimed by him for advances to the road and above
the amounts received by him from the road-sad
TO be ascoranea by Referees and in any event TO
coed SEQ 600
These points constitute the basis Of tho contract shortly
TO be entered into between Governor Mttesop and
bondhoders The latter agree among themselves apply
the earnings Of the road er dsohsrging the above
debedness 20 the payment Of tho accrued interest on The
three classes OF bonds ia the order OF precedence
The fret mortgage made october l. 1852 for the sum
of g. GOO o0o tho second June j, 1859 for
the third March J. 1854 FOR 81 100000 The total amour,
of accrued interest is about 100000.
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TeIecrn,,h Marine Rsport,


SANDY HOOK May Q sunsss-No inward bound vessels IN
i Pa Wind ssw light weather hay. ''' 20 '' '''
bound In Wind s. light
soUAN Nay sunset-wipd g. Light weather 90 thick that
nothing can be seen any distance from the beach,
Miscellaneous
The ship John Fyfe recently ashore the Spit
of Yesterday morning at 10 O'clock and owed up
city.
SHIPS AsnoRE-Capt Chase of the ship BEN Adams ut New
oreans, reporsAprl ID, the Gingerbread Ground
ship ashore die not make her out April q, a ship
ashore, unknown the wost end Of Florida Reef,
date. Tortugas ship ashore, unknown
LAuNcH-There will be launched from the shipyard of j
simopson Greenpoint Long Island, today ay 49, at
o'clock fine sloop lighter for Boyer Of about $50 tons In
tended for New York harbor.
Capt Burns Of schr Meteor Bridgeport from MaysFues
hue our thanks for his attentions.
Eny WEST. April 2eThe brig Sea Link, Coffin from ia.
IA and crew sick and vessel LEAKING The brig Aver
o rciu he ship 4uhoe "n sse Ssss. s ur @
LAyFssEo-A AsChas lsh MI from &c yard efNW 20
S Y rs 8. &c GaSss 81 8, sU
william, Insnson, ln,sndes for the West India trade
successfully launched IN inst.
Wkalemen.
@ R as r e ss ss's rsG Of sss
oroqnd where zoe .ost 400 Ios VII oi9o0 obs All told
hsa U H. 81 ss X s s.s .ss s% 1T
or On The h Of aP e cruise and roSrnsd on Tie n
survey called who after examination pronounced unsea
yS Sy s xp 4s sad
crew would tai passage In brig Moore Bostn 10
2lst Capt Edwards would remain settle up the sst An
expected 70 be at home in 2 or 4 weeks.
letter from Capt Butler, OF chip Brunswick Of Dartmouth
reports her FEB lat "a g. lon A. with $50 bbls avng
taken up 80 I'D SINCE leaving Deeolauon) and 80 va al
told ali well. Wauh cruise 16 lengsr for whs and
hsn horae.
spoker n, lats0 IS, ion r. BARK EarTes Hiasiow
OF aud i1r NBsdford
Spoken, fsas
Ship While Swallow Crcaby hence Wsrch Is for sso Fran
cisco, March 70, lot 30 40 n, lon s. TO-
SHIP Fixing Met I,nel hence 81 for $50 Frrncssso
Mach "a Let q 80 q. lon ~ so
ship lsehe In Coffin fnr 1cstos reA for Melbourne
March 90 lat so S, ion 80 80 ".
Shin Mobile for April
I. lat 3S 10 Ion ~ 30
Ship Art Union Grant from Calcutta Jan Il Tor Boston,
May |, lat 80 40, lou II n.
ship City Of Mobile from Calcutta Tor NYogs, Eel 10, lat
los. lon "a
ship Oregon Porter rom liverpool Tor Mobile Tor Apse.
cbiecia), apri ., lat 10 so Ion 69 10.
ship Carova, hOichLs, from Apaacbcola for Liverpool
aser Aprl - no lat Sc
SHY STEERING shgWng peaaut ard red signal NIP
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.


TgA OF CLOSING AT rRg Trv YORK ePrYcE.
coa5,-So. North Albany. Buffalo and Csnads ..sxPK
North sNd West mail. ......,..... tss A. ~.
Western mai VIA 2rte Rk.5bS An. and SIP, N
sl91 eSd sop2weScsa . - 90
ssstsrn rll9, by rsilr0sd NJ n u. ard2 p ".
/" BIZ resnlhoss............ f.L
so'S%r hAHa; on sentsy sl nsrs slcss At Nv.
yArraEaL fhe oyerss for California les7es 81 Lows
trs1y NcS dav aud ThusiaT, at s 4 H. rsnerS
esssoed iof i S'csd b. lslrks4 'o7sraai. via
5. LAKE, CIsy The Mail frora 81 Josspl ESQ., " sae
Lakeer cGv.s 81 Josoph every 5.sur 2, IL
sAli LsaoT shoaid bo nAsaad "Ove.G ki,
HlTArl-....sy soar,saip Cahswba, Thursday,
New onsars BY seanship Tenn essse on
sae ls a1e l:,h q snsh north qstssrs AouE
vfous 70 the above dats)
sAHAxA IfADs On the day amer ihe arrival Of each alter
E2se GUARD packet a. d. pGrt being enes
with mss fer tho bahama Ialaads 10 be IauasS
At Nassau, H. =.
sURcr1...., BY stesmaaip Africa, on Wednesday,
may
ms OF CLOSING AT RE LONDON oryrcr,
hoHbAr The Overland Mail 20 Borbsv sloss l.ontrS
As iouows;-NM hs-selnes, or tao 3D. and iek O.
eth -
SAIcurrA...., Ion I~s, ash via gspsliss ssh, l2s,
10Th, 18th. VI, Southampton.
UnfNA Ao...Vs Hsrssi the i0sh aud 7eh via gsu-
frrrton f.h and 2Ots.
~ Mnseliea suss Oh The 18TH Via South
Gnpla and Suc8 f2L
MAukrffus. Via Adaa on the 4h 27gn the month
skAxn via southsnptH tbe n.h OF ,ha noph
~ Inc Nsreaies nlNs sseo or hs Az, ~ a. ,vs
49, snse No sas o. ,hsse cater IA snOdar s Ia
The sntscion nSts desssnhes On she rtcrasrr II
Novc ies SHOULD shy CT tsase iates s on s.aI.v tos
nal aesp Asaee w iaeEAllg Dssyors
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Decrease. -. s2tsIY8 600 2p5
Ihs specie statement quite unexpected 10 view O.,
INC Arse export OF last week II shows the extent 10
wncn money s coming in from The country aud oonsi.
entes fair answer TO tho doubts which are ernroased in
certain quarters with regard tho capacity Of tho banks
10 stand the drain Of specie toward Europe The increase
OF loans was natural after the curtamcnt of tho two pre
vous weeks; the banks however, will do well to remem
Oor That in tho present disturbed state Of the public mind
any tendency toward increased imitation will create alar
The discounts should not be suffered 10 exceed ono HIM
ored and thirty millions until the effect OF the present
os N Europe Las been thoroughly tested The prospect
ar ~ presen, for retaining amount Of specie in our
ofe lar exceeding tho old previous the CRISIS
Ever now with over twen.y.sx millions in bank,
Cihiorn'a arrival is due with gold enough to cover the
snpmfns or Saturday last and Monday next But, in
critical tines like the present. prudence and caution are
.lo part Of wsdom it is TO DO hoped that the banks win
get the example or these vrtues
Tho news from Egnols ha- had no eaaS, upon our
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, Nay &c P. II.
The Anglo Saxon arrived this morning at Quebec, VITA
four days later She brings the startling ntei-
gence that the funds had fallen three per cent, the
last price being Ola u. This Sudden fall mainly
due TO panic the Stock Exchange caused by the intel
Mgence that Russia had joined France in offensive and
defensive alliance The French funds quoted at
heavy decline All the other indications OF appro aching
warfare likewise exhibited Breadstufs had advanced
considerably, and closed buoyant at the advance Pro-
visions also higher. Cotton q 116 lower.
Money was in more active demand, and the Bank Of Eng
hand expected TO raise the rate Of interest The En-
peror Of France had called for loan Of 500 OO0
Many persons here, however, regard the az ind-
eating possibility Of the maintenance Of peace. They
argue that Russia has really joined France Austria will
withdraw from the contest che must foresee that the
sympathies of Great Britain likewise will be, sooner or
later, with her opponent This view derives strength
from the delay granted by Austria TO Sardinia, also
from the offer to submit the dispute 10 the mediation Of
England. Az, however, the Persia will be here to.mor
row. II is hardly worth while discussing prospects which
few hours patience will enable every to determine
positively.
The bank statement made up this day compares ae fol-
lows with tho statement of the week previous
Week ending Loans. Specie. C0crp. Deposss.
April go. Sl2s FOG 7o5 20 sos 300 e72 so5t2 3Ss
AAy7 .. 12s,S99o5 26,0S6 ,s32 $500 6e7 sS,s72o4s
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CITY COsIMERCIAL REPORT.

=. Vt
ASHES The sales embraced about $50 bbls. pots at
$50. exc. and 40 do pearls al 5slc
RaEADsTurFs.- -Flour-Ths market was again hrnaer
and closed at advance OF &C. loo per Dbl. In the
afternoon holders oven demanded higher rates The sales
footed up about 0C0 49, 600 bbs closing within tn,
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOrICE.-CITY OF NEW YORK, DE
" psrtnert Of Finance, Compr ers Office, April g. 1856
eealsd will be received this Office until Wednes
day he FIRST day Of June next a. IL O'Clock noo the pnr
ehsAe BY The Corporation Of real estate for the OF the Fire
Department a. felowv:-
Lot Engine Company No $50 located within the
following boundaries lSh and l2lst streets, Second and
Third avenues.
Let. Lot for Engine Company No Ito be located between
Lctfor Hose Company 40 be located between suf-
fek, Attorney, Rivington andtBroome streeta
Heck Ladder Co No l-To be located between
Scammel, Clinton, Henry and Division streets.
HOOK and Ladder Co. No $50 be located between
FOURTH Thompson and Blocker streets and Sixth
Proposals TO contain diagram Of the PROF. ery offered
giving locality and dersore also the character Of
Iaents II any Payments viii be mado In cash giving
clear and satisfactory tile
Comptroller the right reject any all pro-
posas In hs judgment the interests Of the Corporation sa
require II. ROBERT r. HAWS, Comptrplor.
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THE FIREprEy.

Ar hEGULaH MEtyING OF YOUNG AMERICA
inst, u was unaniuOusy -
Resolved hat The OF TIL, Company ave hereby ten
cered TO ncshio Bosa their escort he casop
Of the parade The 18th instant evidenced OF
their friendly feelings towards Also.
hesoset That The thsnks Of this Company be hereby ten
deredto Ne slss herring Co heir
lbsrality allowing The 1--WE noble horses on
The above ssion Also Mr. Jharles White Ell lent
trainer whose skill 10 their management elced APP
probation. Also,
Resolved That The thanks this Company be a.o rendered
70 Gssms r. Colin Co. the Capsins OF me STEAMBOATS, o.
NJ Petit. Geo Birkbeck, Jr, and John Birkheck
Messrs n. Rhodes H. DelananO and Cbss Gillespie, for
the eagle colors &c &C. used In decorating that occasion.
Resolved. Thathe thanks of the Company
due 70 our lady friends who presente Th those beautiful
vreahs the morning OF the 2h ut those
bers Of the drum of the Seven. first regiment
stood gslaniy BIZ and the light Do.W outstanding
tire ats aud nmiatiops of persons Who
personal and malicious motives endeavored prevent them
from fulfilling their Engagement
Resolved That the hsnks of the Company hereby
dereo 10 Mr. Chaes Talbot and EnRte 10 No g. for their
kind attention and ht spitty to the delegation Com
The day and evening of Thursday lhe 18Th ulnao
WILLIAM A. PHkkUYEK Chairman Of committee.
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ALMANAC yos ysv yosr--yms n.y

BPBCIAL NOTICE.
Ar ysss ED letters inel.ssd E~ ~ NV YoRx HusAxu
should b seasna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

DAvlLION, ISLIP, LONG ISLAND THIS SPACIOUS
and elegantly furnished hotel will be opened for the
cspson Of families and summer yse on The LIST q june.
The establishment will be conducted IS TO ensure no COM
fort pleasure OF Us guea The attractions Of lap IS
resort too widely known e REQUIRE rSS;a
Arrangements have been sde TO place sun ana suiL
and daily excursions the bay wsn easy sscn v q c
dsy by Long Isand Railroad horses and carriages sup
Piled 10 order For further particulars aprly 70 !. -:
ELLIOTT, "a Wall street where Plan VI me pro"~@ may
be seen and terms tor board adjusted
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MATRIMONIAL.

N AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, rIvTY YEARS or AGE,
"A Of strictly temperate habits possessed Of large income.
Ia DE- siroun or forming Acquaintance with LADY q fkG
means With view % nsracny nor over years OF age
uIder ohlsctc without Mist have eauce'
ton and refns nsent ac economy and Industry y prea-
the country. address for weeks A. s. o..
Brookivn PSo ocs Ale best reference viii be given and
required.
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NJOTTCE.-THE CoMurYEE ON FIRE DEPARTMENT
IN Of the Board ofCouncimen VIII every wednesday
evening, Ftromen Hall Mercer street. at TX p H.. until
further notice W. f. BULTEEL,1 Committee
T. GILMORE,
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1 brig
: os Wi
ARD NYorF bSsssn 3D.; Protection, IN sYors for
salem sna s :loops NEPTUNE Hat Eau River for Ella
sssT for de samuel Hail
anG In s for
r r sS z
depSs; smry psnn.On, DO; Jane, Ma:Ssi rIgyl-
Sc; 5p, Ryr c az Ger r d
FAN River for NewYork sunics Adams Adams New Bed
Hs.sG, "a ., Ontario Van S ssss
Piaa PhSr5 oanae ali from Providence for Phladephia
laSH Ann M'3 B1o.n Joseph
Hs a1 s and
icr ior Phadsphs sssnns p-o, Bo.Sa for rha
s ss1a Aso "a sOop naddsn fhnb froSisnce for
slocp Xnersa, Avsrii, @; ws,,.
. PAS Axe IL The bay 18th seeSa sayT
Pen:aeoia t for s1ses Sid sah Joseph smS iwis
S Sns fro% HatsordaS for NYorI ready '""
casa 'Ssn NV 'Mai :s
Esng Porto Cabeo Reindeer, Franklin, Msssnzas; Eorw
AY:
ed supposed from Sn,s pa bags Ipsr.d.T Hub
s%s Mssos Gcrson Pool
R si an zGass f ri s'i!sP
Lynn.
SAN FRANCIsCO April 1l--Arr steamer Forwood. Liver
pool SD l0h, barks Leonesa Howard, vctora Lsncss
ter susl end Deyens Boyd Puget sound vckery Aahl'
man, HumoolGl
Nia-Arr prev (n7 ted ship Dragon, Upton Boston.
SAl.eM, Gsy 2Arr schrs Sarah Clark, Grilin DsaMsV
City; 3d. sr.ph N,ckerson Georgetown DC oth Al
bridge Bstesn, phadsphia Oanoya Fuefna "a ~ zen
SIC "a brS Henriec Para 7h bark Livaia new" o. salem
ASXrr sshr ctrnis NJ JOINS NYork. Below herm
fg. - ~, -,
eavANNAH May 5-Cd bafss indsna, Rivcrs, Boston;
%AsaiN6Tos, NC hpra G,-Arr schr Parrnelee
Gasaili, MIndi;s.
wTINtNOTOy Nc Nay AR schIt selah Strong N ut,
Qucos The ous, weeks, Nlors 9TH Flanner, Da
aev: Nsrne Neriew and Peaslac Foster do; 9Th, A
rlus Nichols AMI ssec, Basles do. Cid BIB, schr Fans
gc;teI, Mayo, 4cSHa.
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HOTELS.

pLATCARD uoUsy, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
n srset E,r York - ccomnoi at:cns for families
o. n.ins Al o -a,s during TIE fall board, with
noon & per d.y without 81 day; by The week at
lower prices. FTlysie tsblesr lgonhbe-
""~- BLANCHARD MACMILLAN.
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T1DINPuRG, SCOTLAND.

104 Princes g!reet.
Al ast class hotel for aituaon comfort and moderate
charges, the Clarendon cannot be surpassed.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-1HE LADY WHO Lost S25 IN BROAD
II way stage Monday afternoon, bet0e and p NJ
may obtain he same by applying 70 Mr. Constant Mayer
Gurney's, lV7 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

poCKETBooK Losr-LAsT SUNDAY IN GOING
from VeEt Thirty eighth street 10 East Thirty etree.
BY Fifth avenue Abe pocketbook contain ed MONEY! but
papers usefu only 70 tbs owner visiting cards
ming The finder will be suitably rewarded by Ieav.
ing the above at II East Thirty sree at 43 Beaver st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25

A GENTLEMAN OF TwENTYsEvEN, IN COMFORTA.
"A bic circumsancss wishes % cosrespond With young
sweet temper would not Do Questionable. Address WILCOX
boz les Herald office. FF
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MATRIMONIAL.

I YOUNG LADY, ACCOMPANIED AND COO
"A Looking between The ages Of sxeen and seventeen,
means with view 70 mAtrimopy Address IN oonAdens
II. d Union Square post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25
HERALD TUESDAY, U.s. ls5g-TRIPLE SHEET


A BROWN STONE HOUSE ON LEXINGTON AVENUE
ior sais or 70 Lett sold nis be bought At
ana only si0 wanted the balance instaments
Also 10 et HOUSE n Forty 6h street. $3.50 til drst Of
Thlrtieh street. - ~ A~"'SAS'' A.o~
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A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-rN
Greenwich on New Haven Railroad thirty miles; near
depot buildings nearly of ground every-
hing IN 6ne order Possesson given spring OF ss 49,
J. T. Bower, Herald Office. : -SS" ->N>A -
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REsTAURANTS.

S.n--T1 nNDERs1oNKp REsfECIYuI1x a.
forms IS Old susaonss and ne ynSSnc ssnSf 1an +
nun ~ fwniS families u helE private redsnGSs W RE-
Gppy u vrSs iIuuorv and Havana 6egAn IN ree1 -
mpss stxavc supplied With The usual tonic. 70 restore
~ hesi OF he inward man. Having laid " eocx g! scrnS
ssp G0 which be purchased for cash, No euAoOa 80
cssaper han most persons IN the market Buyers would q
by selecting from BIZ samples oe vp .c 80
where. WI. koAN ~ 49, Lss asss ~ prc.av.v
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DOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT BEAUTIFULLY STU
ated In Perth Amboy New Jersey containing sixty
Of land commodeus buildings fruit Trees Gc price 00C
Also desirable building lot Of thirty acres two miles from
Aechin depot price $2O0 Particulars be had of JAS
A. GILMAN, ITS Broadway 6rst door, G. BLOODGOOD
the prenMses.
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CyTEILwAG 4 KLUG, NO. WILLIAM STREET. OF
- fer for sale Ladies' segrs new and superior article
well adapted for export TO Mexico Central America
Patent Leather superior brand Both articles we sell In lot
% sult purchasers.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

DELICIOUS SERVICES COMMEMORATIVE OF HENRY
N W. Hasbrouck who was drowned the 9Th inst
voe reans have not yet been found will be performed
WEI Twelfth street. on Tuesday, the 2h inst, at O'clock
n&tsnd. TEfs as sNa48lSl N Fe
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NEATRIMoNIAL-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN LIBE-
M raj circumstances desires the acquaintance Of pleasing
and anniAbe young lady with view 10 marmony AZORES.
r. X L., Post Office, Nassau street. or Madison SQUARE Kos'
Q0ace
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES TO BUY BAR
IA gainsIn consequence Of retiring the business H.
OHIFRDER Of SOL Canal street. three doors Of Broad
win sell out his entire stock $4,000 worth
Embroideres real thread Laces Trimmings and French
Fancy Goods all Of which have been bought for cash. and viii
be sold ut great reduction TO close the business
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cAO ACRES OF VALUABLE ILLINOIS LAND FOR
OfU saleLocated in Win county, two miles from the sta
on Illinois Central Railroad about As miles from Chicago
farming purposes VIM be sold low portion balance
bond and mortgage; would aehange for first class New
York city Brooklyn unncumbered property. Any
wishing engage farming in the West very favorable op
portunity now offers Apply to G. 9. SMALLEY, IL Wall
street. basement.
, 1859-04-27
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
D5sp~srhrs from th< .gfrieea Sgw<dron.--
-11~ Trsasiss srilh h.Hf3ffo--9rrdEsI Of the
XnA<matsv .Norsy fs0n* Paraguay.


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;.n',a r. INV, ~ ,ia, ,,ort md
~ =. y. '"e e,"lr.F r,'''s.,d ~. ,,ajo
49, ,,.,,, w.. h,n, car3n,l rn evfrr.iy.Iv
Ii,;,a '.1', n,,I., "|I ~ .,.sns Ind hecn maj.
,<o,t hT annr;c.,s onl} rn,,I;sh cvn;xcr, Tn
i.,.,l,h - th'. atI;cor. ~ 10 ,t19oJ
.,-r;,ra H. t.1n,ra,I,eI S,cr,.t,rr Cuss m ih,.
r'ec;,t IF n, d;.7,,tch NJ Now t)rfeaus that hc
;r,.,,t1.3 ~ ,.,o..rd ~ vnsi;,wton ;n,med;ate-
L., ~:o,,,r uotn = l. l,nwn hTrc ,yns nnthor-
;;.d hv jr.r'z IN ncrnt;atc rcrtoin trcatie.
,et,;c,' ,.t.,, IL. rc,,rns h.r. viii ,,rnhalfy Lr
IL, ~ -. .,, f.,,.,.ra,,ont rhov a,n in many
ns',.cs ;n,nrt.1nt -, ,he I:nitcd Sto,cs hoth II
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