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SUCCESSION sALE.-Estate of r..
Hugh l.. Wilson. deceased. ~
by virtue of an order of the Hon. District Court
in and for the Parish Of st. Landry will be sold by
a colnpetel: auctioneer on
Wednesday, May IS, 1859,
in front of the Court House door at Opelousas the
following described property, to Wit:
LIST. The undivided half WestEls@tort E. 1
of section M. 2 i'll township 5. SoIrtr1,. 1 Il. eaSs
tanning 81 27.l00 acres. as per receivers ree&5;4n,' ( ~
=" sanu. me undivided half of N. ] of secti1G ~
township S. H. 6 E.sontaining sis 54lOO acies a
per receivers receipt No. 24OO.
ard. Tue West of S. E.. of section No. 2 town
ship 3 S. r. 4 D. containing 81 27-luO acres as per
receivers receipt No. 2Jl9.
Terms aud ol6tens: made kown II the day Of
sale. Vim. OFFUTT. Administrator.
Opelousas, April IG, 1863. Z
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St. Landry, April l6, 1859.

p S. WILKINS. WASHINGTON, La.
AVs Has just received from NewYork and
sNewOrleans, IA large and well selected stock
OF spring aud Sumner goods. such as H.
French, English and American Prints,
. Printed French Lawns
Muslins, .- IT..
Figured Brilliants,
Swiss Muslins and JaconetRs
Book do. aud Bishop Lawns,
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery etc.
PLANTATION GOODS,
Choctaw Noriner and Osnaburg stripes.
ChickeSaw and Key stone plaids,
Blue Deuims, .
Frilled and plain Lowell,
rs, Al and ga Bro Cottons.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes, Hardware.
Clockery >addiery Cedar ware, and a thou.
SANG th'ngS too numerous to mention.
Al, ot which will be sold at a moderate profit,
payable hrst March, to good and punctuai Gus.
toners, OF still less for Cash. N
. R. S. WILKINS.
Apln W ieo9' Washington, La.
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MAxINs FOR You've MEs.-An idle brain i

MAxINs F"R: You've Mgs.-An idle brain /;
the devils workshop.
Better be al"ne than in bad company.
Constant o~ccnpation prevents tempta,;on
DependrucA Is a poor trade t" follow.
Ease and honor are seldom bed fellows.
False friends are worse than omen enam;e,
treat designs require great consideration.
TASTY resolutions -e%d m speed well.
II the counsel be good, no matter who gave
or all stndics. study your present condition
Fay rs you GO and keep from small scores.
Omit not certainty for hope.
Ratif!y promises by performances.
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LATER FROM ST.. DoMlsao.l G4sy the brig
Puerto Plaza. y regular packet between New
York and ST. Domingo, we have advices from
Dominica to the 18th inst. Reports we're cur
rent Of another revelation in ST. Domingo
city. The tlaytians have sent a commission
TO st. Domingo. proposing a treaty for five
years, and a settlement Of all difficulties. l:
is supposed that the Daminicians will accept
The proposition. There had been no rain for
three weeks. and il was feared that tie tobacco
crop would be u failure.
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Sell not virtue to purchase wealth.
Undertake no more than you can peflornl'
Value q good conscience more than praise
Weigh right, if you yell dear:
Xerxes was mighty tt he died.
Youth and wine are fire upon tire.
Zeuo. Of all virtues, made his choice OF ST.
.uce..
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NJ THH CorToS PIANrgR.-The April number
of this very useful and Interesting periodical is
% our table. One number Of this publication
j. worth the. yearly subscription, 81. Dr. Cloud
complaihs' that bis list 81 subscribers is not
ut full. can mot his list .be increased from this
ONCE LIT the attempt be made. Every
farmer ID the South should at once subscribe
fbr IL.
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What do you mean. you rascal?" ex.
csaimed an individual to an in impndent youth
that had seized him by The nose IN The street.
.Oh, nothing. only | am going to seek nv
Sbrfape, and father told inc to/be sure to seize
hotd Of ibe first thing that turned up 4"
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III AsofHEk DEPor or PsLEAsuE AND AxusE-
lxtKxr.--Mr..y jacob .Anselm has recently opened
-sais1d with melancholy and dull spirits can
4 speedy relief BY tasting some Of his elegan,
NsAanors. and enjoying a game Of Billiards.
.NCall in! sCalI int!
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FURNITURE sToRE.-Mala street, o

FURNITURE STORE.-Maln street, o.
%lousas, Gold stand of Mr.. Perranlt)-Tes9s
derslgned having opened n Furniture Store = r
town of Opelonsas, respectfully announces 70 r. .
public That he will sell the numerous articles 2 Il
line of business, as low as they can he pure !
In Neworleans, the expenses of freight incladee.s
he will continue to manufacture and repair ~
tnre in the neatest style and manner, and vinA
exchange new furniture for old.
Ladies and gentlemen will please call Az :
anime for themselves.
Has received by the steamer Bayou Belle, a.
assortment of Black Walnut and Mahogany Ar.
Bedsteads of all kinds and dimensions.
Children's beds and Rocking Beds.
Wash stands with plain and marble tops, 2
Wash stands. Chairs and Rocking Chain. =
dren's high and low Chairs of all description,
Dining tables, Mahogany and Walnut -
tables. Folding tables. etc.
French Gueridons, Sofas, Looking glasses as"~
of sizes.
Ladies' Work boxes, necessaires and fancy
fnrnitures, etc. etc. LOUIS VATTSaA
Opelousas, January l, 1S59.-ly..
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A grand social entertainment with T,h.-
WANTS, Supper and Fair will come off in Onss.
sas in behalf Of the Episcopal Church, on THUrS.
Oath and !6th.) No expense or labar 4 ~ 49,
spared to make the entertainment one ~ ~
Artistic display and social enjoyment, And 4 =
hoped all persons desiring to aid a worthy 60 |.
viii encourage us by their presence, and t6.ss53
their friends.
Aluittapee.........sl Children. ...... 80 c.
G1E COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Mr. Mrs. FIX eIpHl King .'''''p''' De- r. John Oh, JTS a9 ;
Mr.. C. N. Ealer. -"'0'
Opelousas, April ., 1859.
ITO! EVERY ONE THAT rHIRa
The undersigned respectfully in. -
forms the citizens of Opelausas and
the the r nsl1 se ksaedGa stS,H Y d 1883, giant
SPRING
AND
SUMMER GOODS
Have been received and are going OF II
81 CITY PRICES!!-6 "a
LOOK HERE!
Fancy Bcragc Dresses from 1925 M:
Brilliantine, Muslin Il Jackonet from. is eta ~.
Robes, a double Skirts, a Lee guile from 4lIlbo ~.
Black and Colored Calicoes Z Ellis for 81, cho11ss
yourself;
Brown and Bleached Cotton, 10 Ellis forsi:
Gloves from % cts up, Embroidered Collar ~
cts mp;
F. Crinoiine, Skirts, from IS cts up;
Corsets OF. every kind, from 81 up;
Handkerchiefs from ) cts up;
l, Linen Table-cloth, and i doz 'Linen Napil,..
for 1915;
Umbrellas, and silk Parasols, from shup;
Stockings and Sacks, from l dime upy;
GENTS AND BOYS SPRING CLOTHING
Alpaca, Merino, and Linen Coats; -,
Vests, Coats and Pants, Under Shirtz, W.,
Shirts, from Is cts up; "a T
Drawers. Neck.ties, Hats, from 20. cts up;
Shoes Of every kind, from 40 cts up;
Sadllery of every kind, Saddles, Harness ~
4 CollarZr Z
Fine English Saddles for 80, ETC., etc.
Opelousas, April 8, 1859. s. .LEVY.
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E% We are authorized to announce the
Hon. II. u. POLK. of jackson La, a candidate for
Congress in the Fourth Congressional District. sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic Convention,
which ~convcnes at Alexandria in June next.
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Hsy- We are authorized to announce. Mr.
vnLENEUVE JOUBERT, the present incumbent
i candidate for reelection as Assessor in the Parish
IF ST. Landry, 1T the election in November next.
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April 9, 1859.

GPECIAL TERM OF THE DISTRIN
~ Court in and for the Parish of st. Landry.
The public are hereby informed that aseedi
jury term of the District Court in and for Tie HD
ISL OF st. Landry, will t. holden at the Court.ho0
in the town of Opelonsas, by the Hon. b. A. NahS11
Judge of the 18th Judicial District, on TUESDAY.
the third day of May next, 1859.
is. LASTRAPM, II
Opel9nsas, April 2. 1859. Clerk Of said CT
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Ea We are authorized to announce Mr.
u. ". CHACHERE, the present incumbent, a can
didate for reelection as Sheriff in the Parish OF st
Landry, at the election in November next.
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G700 RENARD.-Ranaway from the

S7OO RE"ARD.-Ranaway from the
RAOO Plantation of the undersigned, ",
near Opeionsas, La, on the night of the I'd X
inst, the following negroes, to wit:
HANBACK,, negro man, aged about "a years,
lblack,) i feet high, sharp featured, quick spoken,
a carpenter NY trade, can read and write, and had,
whcnrhe left, a black valise well filled, has writing
materials with him.
HENRY. grlti boy. aged 81 years, tall, slender,
ald' inllId slpildcigd, voice u little efemiAate,
(lat1er s@trill) iieisi.t, 6 feet. =
MOa.ss, negro man, (black) low set and stout,
height, s feet II inches, and weighs about .l75 lbs.
All OF the above negroes were purchased of
traders IN Neworleans, on the 25th and both ult.,
and had on, when they left, the apparel usually
worn in a traders yard.
a reward of sixty dollars, $50 a headlf5r the
apprehension of the. same will be paid Oh their
delivery to me in Opelousas, or on their incarcera-
ton in any Jail within the State, and 500 ii taken
without its limits.
From information in my possession It is believed
that these negroes will endeayor to pass through
Texas on their way to Mexico.
GEO. HILL.
st. Landry, April l6, 1859. -
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Aa ESrs
OPELOUSAS:
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 40. 1859.

ELECTION FOR ASSOCIATE .usT1cE.-We are
unable to give the result Of this election
Throughout the District this week. Below we
present the majorities for each candidate iu tile
Parishes heard from. In our next issue we
shall possibly be prepared to lay before our
readers, the official result in the whole District.
kim. yuorhies.
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NOTICE. Persons indebted TO II!
~ Dupre are requested to come and settk g
the undersigned at his office, in the town dVl
lousas, Otherwise they will incur costs.
Opelousas, March u, 1859. G. H. MOUTv!n
Attorney AN
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TERMS. or SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents a Year, in advance. ~
not paid within three months, Three Dollars and
IN Fifty Cents. Single copies, 10 cents.
ADVERTISING.
Advertisements will be inserted at s cents per line
for each and every publication. Aliaeral discount
will be made for yearly and standing advertise
N ments.
charge less than One Dollar will be made.
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A No-snLnAS.--A man who has no bills
agaiDat him, belongs 10 an order Of nobility
u nore than one sense.
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2 This slperlative larlcr magazine has already
been received. Peterson is the great ~fasoriie
Of the ladies. 5
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sssr ALBERT DEJEAN is an iuderend
cut candidate for Clerk Of the District Court of the
Parish Of st. Landry. Election in. November next.
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April lG, 1859.

tARTS. CANE WAGONS, BUGGIES
~ etc..The undersigned being the agent for the
House OF Bt'ly Littell u Co., manufactu,ers
" neellns' Va can supply planters with any thing
s IN lac way OF Carts, Wagons and Buggies, on the
are respectfully solicited to hand in their orders
early, So as to>procure the articles previous to low
""se X. X. WILKINS.
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DEBows REvIEw.-For April has been re-
ceived.. II is a very interesting number.
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NOTluE.-Whereas my husband, F. II.
Thompson, has abandoned me. the nubI;c are
hereby notified that from this, l will not nav anv
debts contracted by him, either individually or a.
agent. Those to whom l am indebted are re.
W present their accounts, and all those
owing me, to come and settle Immediately with the
undersigned. ELEODIIE "a HRrpr she
st. Landry, April Ii, 1853.
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Read The review OF the Rev. b. r. White
on the new Grammar Of the English language
By Sydney Caldwell III another column.
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.GTRAYED OR sToLEN.-A large Dim
Mule, blind of one eye, branded on "a
the left shoulder, thus P R strayed or was WA&S0
stolen IRON the plantation Of Lewis II. <TNS
Moore on Bayou Fu>elier on or about the JI, ~.
!. suitable reward will be given to any person on
delivering said mule at the Office of the Gnelo,sas
Patriot, or at the plantation, above mentioned.
April IL, 1853.
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ADVERTISERS .@M

W. ADF 4isI I1S1zItAv. @lS1
Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation Of the OPE-
IousAs PATRIOT is the largest OF
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish of st. Landry.
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NOTICE. ~ The copartnership hereto6nn
~ existing between Carroll & keougl has ~
day been dissolved by mutual consent, and iii ~
sons having claims against the old firm will pre-
them to either for.payment, all persons indebted =
said firm will please come forward and make ~,
ment tn either of the undersigned.
The business will be continued by r. Keopsh.
CARROLL l. KEOUGH
April o. 1859.
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King. voorhies.

VOORHEES, majority thus far. 756
The parishes # St, Tamany, Washington,
Livingston, Tensas aid Point Coupee to be
heard from.
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JAIENI MEDICINES fresh and general as.
s'i''ei't' 'of SAFE by |. L. HEBRARD.
ID sale by r. /. HERR IN VI
SYRUP OF IoDIDE OF IRON, fresh and nurc
for sale by 81 HERE ai'
pAiENT Y OR SAPONIFIER, for sale by
P.L. HEBRARD.
0LD TYPE METAL, suitable for Cotton Cine for
~ sale at this office. "A''
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cHERIFF's sALE.-state Of Louisiana,

Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
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q < AQn -FTvE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
%C.UUO. offered to any person who can surpass
Esoan g. IN and sstrology. She
rants disease 70 IL worst form particularly rheu-
he opjy ratnrni slairvoyaut the United States All who
are aced In trouble unuccessfu business rualerv
ea and $50 this naturally gifted lady once III Spras Sreee
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ANTHOLOGY.

NJ R.-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELsBRATED
1N. Madame PREwSTERf She has been conaufted by
thou In this and other cities with entire sasacon She
fees confident she ed She tes The future
wife husband also thai Of her yser. you wish truth
give her call 500 rowsry, opposite Blocker La
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LNoR SALE IN HOBCKEN-ONE OF THE BROWN
stone houses opposite the ferry fronting the Hudson river
the house Is 25xs0 feet lot 2xlC0 feet with al
pens and throughout the house; will be sold
vorsbe For particulars inquire at lS9 Bloomfield street.
secr nd story, Hoboken.
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INOR SALE OR FXCHANGE-FOR FEST CLASS PRO.
pertv This city, 30 lots Fifty eighth and Fifty ninth
streets between Tenth ard Eleventh avenues and 10
only two blocks from the south end of Central Park
ply 10 THOMAS MACFARLAN Il SONS, 18O Tenth street,
near Third avenue.
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LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR A GOOD FARM ON
the Hudson river or improved property in this city 30 lots
IN South Brooklyn, Eighteenth Nineteenth
Tenth avenue. Apply to THOMAS MACFARLAN 4 SONS,
$50 Tenth street near Third avenue.
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ITO LFAsE.-THE OWNERS OF PROPERTY ON TIE
north side OF Brocme Centre 25 by IS
propospg build would ike The requirements
of Responsible engaged Ia either mercantile
factruc business satisfactory lease would be given, Ad
dress boz g. Is Post Office.
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LHoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TwO HOUSES, NEARLY
new one lot ront and rear, occupied by good
tenants and renting for about twelve hundred dollars
good location. Seventy five cent the purchase
remain. Would exchange for small farm place in
Wescheser county. Address stating particulars JOHN
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T AwYERS OFFICES TO IET-ON THE THIRD FLOOR
IL of the brown stone building southeast of Broad
and Liberty street to be arranged SUIT tenants Apply
TO H. @. CADY, 20 Wall street. to GEORGE BUCkHAM,
room 40 Trinity Building Ill broadway.
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SlHEAP RENT-TO LET, THE FIRST FLOOR OF TaE
~ house 48 FNieh street; first house from Brosdway south
side consisting of three with marble mauels also
small kitchen and front basement Inquire within,
ClfAND BIZ Fifth avenue, before In the morning after
n be evening
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T OTIS TO LET-oF THE STORE Sc GOLD STREET
u They are well lighted. Inquire OF CHARLES LOUE
WOOD, 126 Chambers street.
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JNoR SALE OR TO RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS ATA
low rent-One Of the grandes and most popular enter
tanment places IN the city OF New York. with all the
and properties belonging the the building the only
OF its hind in regard to structure size ods persons
other particulars suitable and practicable large
eatre circus other purposes The property lying OF
principal thoroughnres In New
will this safe and profitable investment Full particu-
given by letter otherwise by LEWIS f. STANTON
Counsellor at law II Nassau street. from ii O'Clock A NJ till
ancnck Z. NJ.
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I,IRsT CLASS HOUSES FOR sALE-No 2 EAST TaIn-
" street Eve story English basement sze 2Ag
street Fifth four story, high
stcop 25xG0 West Thirty ninth street near FUN avenue 2x
So Iest eveuteenth Fifth avenue, pnr story,
boh s,oop 25xO Thfsecond street near fih ave-
nue. fun size elegant house on Madison avenrH
corner with stable Also several full size houses on ffh
ayenue Nv ~ q. PINRCE, ID Wiliam street.
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L1oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THIS
cltya farm of 26. acres at Bin ghamton the Erie
Railroad; has two dwellings, and Is well divided into lots
clearing and TIMBER of the best farming districts the
State Apply to X G. PIERCE, IS William street
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TousEs TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR sALE-THE
II most desirable four story frat class brown front
81 West Twenty third street. occupied the
last years first casa boarding house Inquire of Mrs.
LuDLAM, the premises.
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ITO LET-THREE STORY HIGH BASEMENT HOUSE 49,
Pscino street near bont street Brooolvy convenient
and stages and ia geniee neghbpboOd low
to good tenant Inquire he bouhe of NJ GIsBS iV
broadway
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ITousE TO LEY.-A NICE TWO STORY, BASEMENT
IL AND attic brick house ITO Essex street containing four
In good order suitable for boarding house
will be let TO geneel families Inquire LA Essex
street.
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LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDIsE-A
valuable improved farm lying n healthy tovn in Iowa.
sb population of nearly LOCO The farm contains l3
Of prairie and timber land with ne stream running through
H. which min sites. further particulars address
Bargain. Hoboken Post office.
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U1OR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A COUNTRY SEAT OR
farm Mt Newark two miles from Chestnut
containing acres with ne house and excellent stable good
the residences Of CAPTAIN Nye aud Professor
has good view of Newars Bay Staten Island and
York city. Apply to r. @. PIERCE, is William street.
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(NOuNTRY HOUSE TO LET OR FOR SALE AT
~ Southport CtA beautiful and two story wooden
house. surrounded with verandahs delightfully."- located with
fine garden and the grounds supplied with abundance
fruit two minutes walk from three churches and rail
road depot, with bathing At hand Apply JONATH N
73 Soptb
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EtOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-rN IN P ART PAYMENT FOR
boufe and lot In New York Brooklyn, 25 n
desirable land with improvements wei located imed
best rs Of the stae railroad about half ba
tween Madison ard Fond du Lac For further plrcu
Fly at 66 West Twenty fourth street. the evening Agents
will be treated with,
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UvOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT 407 FOURTH STREET
near the Bowery suitable In all respects for large gen.
teel family. Will be sold al bargain.
HOMER MORGAN
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srYoTTso ar FOR sALE-AT xAFHAssET L. J.; 1T CON
tans nine rooms good reoair and one q,atter acre
,,,ra ,,aaaantly st,a ated ricaon twice day
New YORK Apply above at i7s West Seventeenth sree
NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-19

EyOR SALE OR TO LET-IN ONE OF THE MOST DEsI-
rabie locations IN South Brooklyn convenient South
Wall ferries and also to the Fulton
neat brown stone front dwelling houee three story
and sub CELLAR has all the modern
No Is Harrison between Clinton
For terms apply to FOSTER LOPER. No Sands
street. Brooklyn, to TRUESDELI. CO.. No. al Pearl
street N. Y. Can be seen from II TIL O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-19

VALUABLE FARM ON THE HUDSON FOR SALE
st Peekskill valuable farm 80 acres we'll .,sssa
with frn Of all kinds good house and other hosns
upon the premises; and half ride from " york
wiz he sold very cheap; Apply To JAMES c. MAYER real
estate broker, No, 3 Wall street, ' '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-19

ITO LEAsE--A STABLE CONTAINING FIFTY STALLS
with room for carriages &C with entrance from Twenty
h and Twenty sixth streets and other privileges the nd
ionnr dwelling house. 80 East Twenty 6h street, also the
iced 39 Third avenue. Inquire OF g. w. BUsfEED i0
Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-19

EOR SALF-ssd8 THE STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOOD
win Of an old established botanic family medicine
beer aso fancy articles stationery segars wines ard
hqnors partner preferred apply I7S Third avenue
Seventeenth street