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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AM now offering the House and Cherry street
b now occupied by Mr. B Weller
Tie house is very large and commodous containing
~ ro ms with servants rooms cellars, wood Sheds &c
TIE house good order, most Of it being recently rebuilt ara
ia better adapted class boarding house than any house
in Nashville.
The lot is about sixty feet front by hundred and
~ Eve feet and situated the lot admit Of
an addition that would render comn0dious any
the city.
large portion furniture hepurhase with the house
II desired.
It's we'll known that hotel keeping is in this eya most pro-
htahle business any wishing to in such
ton this an excellent Opportunity procure eligible oca
ton being convenient to all the business portions Of the city
For terms &C., apply to -
dec24-d A. v, LINDSLHK
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GREAT DESTRUCTION OF HoGs.-Mr. Wiley Graf
ton, writes to the Springfield (Il) Register under
date ofthe 9Th inst, as fOlOEs
Much has been said of hog cholera, and up to this
date L suppose that it is something entirely new
with the farmers Of this part Of Illinois. And as l
know of NO other name to style the unWelcoms epi-
demic, will call it cholera.
Last night fed my hogs as usual; they all seemed
to be feeding and doing well on pasture / went
to the pasture this morning about eight O'Clock and
found seventy hogs dead and many that were DYING
At ten o'clock there we're ninety dead; at twelve
o'clock, one hundred ard nine The average length
of time that they would live after taking il would
be from fifteen to thirty minutes. All efforts to ad
minister relief we're in vain.
The Register adds:-"The writer of the above is a
farmer Of this county, and his statement may be
relied on as correct. We have never heard Of such
havoc among hcgs in this State before. II the
epidemic be 'hog cholera" and the disease should
become general, it will prove most disastrous to the
he g interests of the State"
The CROPs-A friend who has just reached this
city from an extended western tour, gives most
faitering account Of the crops in all the States
through which he passed. In Minnesota, Iowa, and
Wisconsin, the season back ward but the prospects
warrant confident belief that large returns Of
wheat and other grains will be yielded in these
States. The same may be said of Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio where the earth is covered with rich end
abundant evidences Of the coming harvest. The
wheat crop is particularly promising 1t is also
stated that an unusual quantity Of land was sOEn
with wheat last fall and the amount of this grain
will be exceedingly large. In view Of the demand
for breadsiuffs which must arise in Europe owing to
the war the prospects of plentiful harvest is NEST
gratifying to ell classes Of our peopls.-Philadet-
| Phia PeHnsylranian, Nay IA.
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gxsb6iIIs aaiou anS 5msritan.
Daily IS; Tri-weeklY s., weokly 81.

CRUELTY The Helena tArks DemOeFas Of the l4t
from who vent down the @, Cline
from Memphis, Thursday night last, that leaving
Memphis ofcer Of that boat kicked Of the deck hands
overheard and he droWned The perpeirlor nhRan
act could not be found further than that he the or
GERS The matter caused much feeling among the passengers and
they with the humane others seemed determined
cut the guilty party, and him the alers jus
tica
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J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
- II MI - E5f,... - = = n,

Fer sale WA OIesaIe and retail In NaEhEilles
Tennessee Proprietor prices, By Berry a DemoVe1 g. W
Hendershott. and Jo g. Brown and By every reece 1E
in thsUnited ststss fehz7 5a-dtEly
SYNOPSsS OF TIE PRESIDENT'S PROC
- LAMATION, No. 837s dated March 22s
1859.
Il orders public sales in the Territory Of Nebras follows
AT Land Once 1t Brownsville the 9Th o. august c9s
Of forty three townships and parts Of townships In The counties
Of Richardson, Nemaha, johnson, and PaWnce-
At the place. the 5h * September, E59, Of thirty
three toEnshps and parts Of townships the COUNTIES 81 Pas
nee, johnson, Clay, and Gage.
Land Oee City, the lst Of August ls
Of ortyvsn townships and parts Of townships in the eouns
Of Clay. Lancaster and Calhoun.
place. 18th OF August. 1859 Of thy0ns
townships and parts Of townships in tie counties q Clay Lam
caster and Calhoun.
At Ofce Omaha City on the 5h Of july 1853 %
fortour townships and parts o. townships IN The e9ansas o.
sarpay, Douglas Washing tons and Burt -.
At the place. the 25h Of July, 's53, OF us N
townships and parts Of townships In the eounts Of ba e
mings, and Dodge. -, i.
Al the Land once at Dakota City The ist % Jny, i5 q
eighteen townships parts Of townships n the county o u
kcts. -.
The lands wiz beoGsed usual exceptions Of sho0l
The Ss viii BE- kent open the lands All ofsEsd
which h 10 BE- ACCOMPLISHED within Eo weeks and no on @
no nrivste entry any TIE lands vii te admitted unt a
the expiration Of the tuo seeks =.
Pre- ennpton claimants required 20 esaosn f s y
~ az the proper register and receiver. and rna<s
f so ne same on or before day appointed for s
epent Of the public sales otherwise their claims b Ter
feed. 49,, - ~ ~ s5 :. i - -,
yr.-rrrxgrog. Aprl - leig. ~ ll-dA4DH
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mhIs dAt v,

The greatest Rensly h tho wurid TIris cordial
b distillsd from berry known cBlv % mvself and
CHEMICAL cJaabilei with some Of tie uosf vail!ls
medicinal roots, herbs and lark5 Known 90 The mind
Of man. VIZ blood Ro0r, Back RooT. WILD
tHEEEr BtEE. yellow D0CE, nAgnFLIaS, S.nsaF-
AHILLA, EtpEE FLawEHs, with othe-s rroducins- the
most nliib3e neSsdy Or tie rl1r-tian Of health
ever knouu- IL - natgres oun relir.iv curing dis
ease By natural Ews- When taken, iis infrence .
FELT coursng throush every veia Ct the bor purify
ing and aecsleratn. the circulation Il the Io6d lt
neuiralzes ans hilioas matter 90 Tie stomach ald
Strengthens tiie Vho9F urs1fnir=ff.-
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Mary T0wles w. William and Laura Lynch.
pYa decree Of hs County Court Of Davidson county,
dsred at the April te 1859 In tie above cause will
for sale az the court house in Nashville Saturday, the
4h day Of June next lot % ground fronting % feet nehes
Cherry street. and running back Ce street, upon which Is
q comfOI table brick house.
TsRNS-One and tgo years credit without interest VII %
iyen, notes with good sscurty required and lien retained
may4dStEtd ?. r CIIEATHAM. @. q NJ
OVER 100000 NOR IN OF REAL Is TATE
FOX SALE AND RENT.
CONSISTING OF Farms, Country Seats Private Resdsncs
Store Houses Cottages Ones, desirable S1i,99s h''
mails ~ No g Cherry Street.
NB-Those wishing buy sell viii please call q sFes
No. Cherry It viii b impossible 20 eey nfoogn
tspabiic prinIs eaeh and every pTiee offered D = >
FGOURI FLOURg
- - BARRELS superhne Family ktour stored a. ne
III Earehause Harris Gordon Co.. and Ter sale b.
~ GRESHAM 4 HUFRAKER
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KeLEAN's sTREEGTHEENG CORDIAL
LIVER coNPLAIST, DrsFErsTA. JkUSDrcE

Chronic % Nervous Bsbiiify, Disease
Of abr kidney. nud all Diseases
nra~fnZ from N SlsSFdeEed Liver CT
Stsmnsh, DysPGPsia,
Heartburn, Inward Plies Ariziy Sickness q the
Stomaeh, fuilness Of Bnel o. the Head Du.i pan ~
swimming o. tbs Head, Pc,pitliiou ~ the Heart
Fnuess or Weight IN the Siculach- S1ur EFyrtaiaus
Choking or Sud1cIfinr Fecliug VIXEN Wing down
Bgynrss o. AeiloUness q the skin and Eyes. Nizht
sWeats iuuard Fevers- Pain in the Small % the Back
Ciest Saa. Sluiien Fhshes % Heat. nepression II
Spirits. Frizhifal Dreams Lsngar, Desr0ntancy *
any Nervous Disease, sores ~ Botches ON the skin
All FeEer aud Assia Tor Chnls and FcvsrL IL viii
also care diseases II the Blier ard Womh, such as
Seminal WeGsness. lncontinanea q urinr etrau-
glary, Inflammation or "clzness q the Womb or
Rfsfdar Whsfaz
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IMPORTANT TO PEANUT MERCHASTs.-Late advi-
ces from tle gruuudnut districts on the eostt Of
Africa, say that there is great deficiency in the
yield of this crop and GOree and Senegal, and at
Gambia it is supposed the crop viii not exceed
5000 tons &c. 00 bushels, against IA 900 TONS
CT l,O50O0O bushels last year. Prices en- the coast
have advanced considerably in consequence.
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BAETEmORE AND ONO
- ~ Il - e.
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
yVNERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
baltimore the East and Wheeling Benwood and Park
srsoug the Vest at which places untes with Railroads
Steamers, &C., for and from all points IN the
West, SOuth-yVest and NOrth-vestsE
Fare TO AMI Boston 0NE DOLLAR less than via any
other route.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily $3.50 P. NJ, and 1880
A. n.
Direct connections are made BY these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route TO Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New and Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston alone
other lines.
Through Tickets to the Eastern cities be procured via
Washington city at an additional charge of 50 %.
Quick time and sure connections
Inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad any
the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
&. +. FULLER, GENT Western Agent
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. Smith, Master Transportation. fap14.
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McLean's celebrated Eminent & The only safe ara
rrt,hle remedy fur tire q SPAWN, BinC Boss.
Windgalls, Splints, Unnatural Lungs, Nodes or
sNellings. Il VIII never fd % cure Biz Head, Poll
evil, Tistula, Old Running SoTrs- or Sueeny,
property applied. For SFrains, Bruises, scTnfches,
Cracked Heels, Chafs, Saddle Collar Calls. Cuts,
Sores, or Wounds, il IS an infilihlr remedy Apply
II directed AMI is certain IN every ins1ncl-
Then tribe no longer with the many worthless Linz
fments offered % ydu. Obtain supply Of Dr.. Nc
Leans celebrated Lfuimcnf. Il viii cure Won
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McLEAN,s VoLcAEIc - LMTMENT.


The oNLT safe AMI ce-tain csra f.r CsncerF, PTrs.
Tuners Sw Ili1zs ant Erantlela CT Goifrs, rarav-
sis Neuralgia. Weakness o. she Nuscles Chronic o.
IufammIfn-y Kh-uEaati-1l, Stiffness 0f the joint.
Coatractsd Maz-lss Li-aucuts. Elrache OF Taotl-
sshe, Bruises, Sprzins, Wounds Fresh CEts, Ulcers,
TcveE SorcS- Csked Breasts, sore Nirres. Burns.
S-ads SIZE Throat, OF ans inflammation Patio, 10
difference hnv scyrEe, OF box lnrE fh- di=ea-e may
have existed. McLEsS's CELEHRArED tNIaEsT j. .
certain rerlvly.
Thousands af human tain-s have been ravcd = lifs
Of decrvptnls aud aisory ~ tie % tbs nraiz-
GblC medicine
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1859.
q A. b. B e e c H,

q A. h. b Il e G HI
81 COLLEGE SHEET,
DEALERs n
STAl RE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SILK ROBES, BERAGE ROBESs
ORGANDIE ROBES, LACE SETS,
EMBROIDERY GOODS.
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
THREE PIX CARPETS,
TWO PIN CARPETS,
Ingram q all kinds cheap Carpets,
a. VELVET CARPETS,
"a BRUSSELS CARPETS,
rugs, MATS DRUGGETTs, EFT
ALL WIDTHS Fz4OOK OIL CLOTHS,
Canton Mattings,
satin Damask,
Wool Damask
Cotton DamaSk,
LARGE STOCK OF CURTAIN GOODS,
I2-i Wagon $heeting,
~ Call at No 81 College Street, II you good Goods
at E.ir prices. A. G.. & A. b. BEECU
mh23.
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and FIOur in GIi1

Il Il A B LIS HME NJ
DURR MiiIstonss Of s hand sn ads order su
Mills, Mill CPndcs, nh Gearing, Boiling Cloth % all
numherg- Dutc anchor brand, beltRg sistng. and rsa
wire picks and plaster Paris and imported RON
the manufactures which enables sell best articles low
prics.
Bang practical mechanic, thoroughly understanding the
theory and practice Of milling operations hiers and NIL
wrghts viii find it to their interest 70 examine stock AID
prices before purchasn. All gods sold By EEane -
give satisactiou. - r.r....r
p. IL RYAN.
Cor College and Broad Sta, EaahYalss Tsaa-
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NUMBER 391.
EIknaOnf SDPfngs.
FORMERLY KNOWN
As PRICES Oh WHITES Spinner
WV. EDDTys. Proprietor.

=
YHNHESE veil known Springs situated 81 niles south OF <
ton. Tenn, viii be ready FOR the Eepton 81 visitors On Ne
18th Of hs month"; The Proprietor is determined that he &C
c0m0ati0ns T1nFenence1 Of his pleasant
snail not ee exeeed a springs in The south vest ne AZ
uafon healthy, the atmosphere pure and the scenery
beautiful and attTecEe- These springs afford several different
kinds Of Chayeate Fr0ne &c, Of the best and pu.
qualse and Of healing virtues 3 those IN quest Of HEATH
New ard splendid Ball and Dining Rooms have been kuilt
since last season. and other Improvements made ard sin n pro-
Post Once has been located 81 the Springs and Daily
stage passes the Springs um Nashville 20 Athens ne esch
Two Ten Pin Alleys for ladies and gentlemen es oehzgo.
AO situated in besutha grove counecte from the eprnz
buildings, Alleys and Billiard Tahe with
which IS connected splendid Bar kept ~ Lewis Bird. we'll
known as orderly and honorable for the aeeO
dati0n Of customers.
may l5-tf We. EDDINs.
Nashville E0R and Aerieaz insert to he am0nnt o. 10
aud send bill 10 this ohce.--falfstf Citizen.
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1859 &c. - 1859
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad,
of Missouri.
1oMPLETED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
$50 miles further West and 80 miles the
NEW GOLD REGION
than any other Railroad. AfOrng the Shortest quickest and
cheapest route to Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Trains hannibal daily at O'clock, A. NJ, arrival
OF the magnificent steamers composing the H. ST. 10. r. r.
Line which leave st. Louis daily O'Clock, p NJ, whereby
passengers reach St. Joseph in - hours from Louis and
Joseph with line of first class Passenger Packets
which leave arrival Of trains from Atchson Le2yenwOTth
City, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha. Gaining
From 10 4 days over any other Route.
Time from Nashville to St. Joseph 80 hours.
Fare from Nashville 10 st. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga S23.5O.
Baggage checked through. Meals and saterooms Packets
free. Freight taken at lowest rates. Emgrants desiring
company stock, depend going through by fast freight
trains
Through Tickets, land the only route by which st.
Joseph he reached BY RarOad fer sale at the Nashville and
Chattanooga karoad at Chattanooga and Steamers Offices Nash
vile, AMI all the principal Railroad offices in the United States
For information address JNO. II. BOWEN
P. 3. GROAT, Gen. Ticket Agent Gen. Agent, St Louis.
JOSIAH HUST, Supt. Hannibal. feb22-d6mF
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IT rs DETICTOITS 10 TAKE

CAUIoS.-BeHare 0f druggists o. dcalcrs vho nay
Try 70 palm uon yru Bitter Sarsurfiil trash
which they can bay cheap. ~ srvirg o. s just 81
g1ul- Avuid slcii men. Ask for lI-L-ans strength
ening Cordial. and take nothing clse d g The only
rrmsiy that VIII purify Tho blood thoroughly, and az
the sans time strengthen tha system
O1o tablespoonful takel every morning fasting. L
certain preventive fr CLoieut- Clills and Fever.
yellow Fever. any preyclsnt disease. IL Is put W
ia large bottles
Price only 81 per bottle, or b0fti,s Or s.
J. IT, MCLEAN.
Sole Proprietor 81 his Cordial.
Also MrLean's Volcanic on Linincut
Principal Darot ON the cUrusr Of Third and Pima
Streets, 81 Louis, No.
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DaguerreOtypeS, AmbFOtypeS.
MELAINOTKPES,
81
PEREMTORY SALE


FFtHE beautiful Farm situated the AIurlrees- m
n boro' Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, - IN
just beyond Mill Greek and known the Lindsey sEIsf
Place, IS oleraa sale II contains 81 acres Es
all first rate land, and it Of the sff
Springs in the WorlG. and thrifty vounC Orchard
Of choice fruit IL sold previously, TUESDAY 24h
the premises viii il at public sale, divides
i've pieces, selling the improvements with 30
This sa,e is pempoTy and will he credit QUO aud
three for satisfactorily secured, payable
bearing interest, and lien retained.
For further particulars call
mayo A. VS. LINpsLEY
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AVS LINDsLEY.


HNHE partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned,
was dissolved by nutual consent the % inst All per
sons having Claims against the firm viii present them for paw
meut The business viii be conducted the Of j.
MOORE J. &. W. MOORE.
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Have boeh soli during the Last sp-rnc-fhs, ana IN
n insttnce has Il failed 10 giving entire slth-ffu
WIDE, tasa, wiii sitsr r. - lEes n'ss or debility ulcl
McIeans strsngthenin. ClrLlill VIII -lra Nnn
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Foa cHILD "a "a.

We sae 70 parents, IL your children are sicLiy rurv,
or afflicted uilE sfni7iaiuts prevaisu o. ir
giJe them q small qt.tatiiy Of Meieln's Cordial. a1I
u VIII make them healthy. TT. aHJ robsi-f ueI1T
not a Hia0Cnt, Try IL, aud yeu viii De r0avueei.
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OVER a MILLION OF BoTTLFs

This Cordial VIII never fl % cure any II the nhors
diseases 20 taken IS per dirccfG1s q each bottle Ia
GcrDiau, English. and Frcnch -
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HoLsaa's Vo!san.c 81 Lininent


WIN relieve rai. almost ilstaHaueously, end ). vi
cleanse, purify, and heal tie foulest In hIs
fu 81 At ffun
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DNN GuoESI OkE GO0DSG
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We in receipt selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered the the retail trade.
HAVING puchaaed this stock fran thelegest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hest
Low PRIC ES
and able Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
snch as very handsome Robes Ala;
90 " Tabla;
French DeLaines, Plain aud Fancy. rs
French and English MerinOes
FaconiaPlaids;
Lavelias, for travelling Dresses;
B'Bege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of shaW Plainand FanyDress sksand cloak
mention.
Wehaye also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Beached Domestic all grades;
I0&I2-4 bleached Sheeing;
~ inch Pillow Cottsn;
Al Brown Sheetingi
a. and 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
PI'd Linsey, all kinds
Flsnnes all colors, qualities and prcesi
Canton Flannels;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
BrcwnJean Kersey Sstinetts Cassmeres Vesngs Shirts,
Fronts, Collars, and in fact every article person ny
End in complete retail store.
We keep constantly complete Boots and
Shoes hats and Caps Dufour Co.'S Boiling
C,o Carpets &c To all Of which invite the attention Of
the trading community Our motto Is to sell cheap the
clespest. McKHIRTER BROS.
scpl5 No. 81, North Market street,
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re WIN. STOCKELL.
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER.
vrH,rFz.rp .s-n pr-r.u nr.,rs ~

"aoLIaAIH AaD EItIL DLALEi n
HI Y ID r. A ULIC ENTS
Plaster Of Paris, Plasterislg Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, d TER
IRA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
NO. - Broadway, Between Summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
msrchz-Iyd
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

A correct copy, J.P. CLARK, Clerk.
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Rooms TO Rent.

SEVERAL handsome to rent in the second and third
- the Uaion American Block corner 81 Cherry
Spring streets Apply to J. o. Grth at the Union and
American 0Hice, or (mh4 ", T. COOPER,
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METROPOLITAN
z A TIN &c HOH H
- YORK NTYLE.

FfNHE Proprietor legs inform the citizens Nashville
the public generally, that hs has, considerable expen
httcd up the store houses on the corner Of
cHERR And CEDAR STREETS,
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e. W. COLE,
Superintendent N. & ?. R. R.
A. HAMILTON.
jan1-dly Agent for steamers.
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He purposes having regular Bill Of Fare. with prices attache
% that hecan be enabled suit both pockets and appes M
customers, and charge for than they get TAs
nsee in city and he hopes strict attention to his bushes
70 merit public patronage lie feels certain OF success with hi
eWn Efforts and the immortal En- ia the Ecel be will urn
public dinners at the shortest notice. He also keeps hand
large stock Of
CLGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES AND LIQU0P
Can and examine at the Metropolitan.
rhIl-dly. }. MOORE.
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sUNMER ldANUFACTURING C0NPANYI,


DURsUANTto decree Of he sumner Cbsncery Court msd
at the April Term 1859 the undersigned Commissioner
WILL on Saturday. the 25h day Of June next. sell auction
the b. CHEST bidder 4 Of g, u p months
CONRON FACTORY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-09
williamsburg City News.

TnE NEw FERRY CoYpANy-At last the controversy be.
the Long Island Ferry Company hc essees of
Peck slip ferry and the old Peck Slip Company has
settled by the old company refusing TO sell their property
TO the new company at the price offered by the and the
Long Island Ferry Company have purchased and will
mence operations on the property at the foot OF South Eighth
street. where they will erect double slip and their
boats TO Peck slip Until new boats can be built they intend
10 charter sufficient number 10 their ferry by the
for the landed property at the foot Of South Seventh
street, and the houses at Peck slip and Grand street,
about $l5o,000. This, IL Is understood, George law
agreed to eive but the new company thought II not
worth that md wished to leave the price 10 arbitration
which the Old company would not consent 10. Tho old
company wanted from COO $14 for each OF their
hoate, and the new company did not think them worth
more that IS COO This the OF the disagree.
meDt between them. Before the lease sold the old
company in hopes OF being successful in obtaining the
case had procured estimates for patching up their old
boats by rebuilding the cabins, cutting of fifteen feet
from each end Of the boat and adding ten feet each
end ali making them sharper, SO that they might last for
some years longer Pending the recent negotiations efforts
have been made to induce the lessees 10 sell their
lease at bonus, but they have refused and now II
be purchased With reference to the intention Of the
present Peck Slip Company 10 run from South Seventh
street to james slip, the lessees claim that the New
York Corporation should protect them in the enjoyment
of their lease and not permit on opposition which, at the
pect or anticipate In this view should the Peck slip Com
pnny pefest IN running that route will givo rise "a
much litigation. The new company have organized and
appointed Mr.. John Lnsky, formerly Alderman f the
Fourteenth ward as their clerk.
sr1nrN nEATu-Mr Daniel Rapeyea, proprietor Of tho
N.wtown ine OF stages, was found on Monday night
lying in the road near his stables suffering from mn
npoplcctc nt He died whc being taken tol hs resi-
dtnce. He was about 40 years Of age, and leaves
widow aud four children.