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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-10-07


DsSgS We see it stated that Sam. Smith has been
offered by the President the post of Commissioner
of the General Land Office and that he has accept
ed it. Another instance Of the corrupt policy of
the Administration, and its utter disregard of the
wishes of the people So soon q member Of
Congress is discarded by q majority of his const-
tuents, he is taken into favor by the Administration
and snugy provided for-thus insulting the people
and violating an important principle of free govern
mcnt-accountability of the agent to the appaAt-
ing power. And not only is this principle violated,
but premium is thus offered for any cOrFupt
practices a candidate may resort TO in order to
secure his clcction-he knowing that if the people
repudiatc him ard his course, as public servant,
the President will reward him, and convert his de-
feat, by the people, into triumph over them
Such policy, by destroying the accountability OF
the Representative to his constituents removes n
most valuable check upon malfCusancc in office, and
defeats the important ends of the whole representa-
tive system of our government. But as party is
now the government and the government is party,
such considerations can have no practical value
until ocoocosm is dead and buried BY corrup-
ton, it maintains its asccniancy and to hope that
it will voluntarily abandon the only means through
which it can hope for continuance in power, is al
n together idle and prcpostc'uusas long rs the poo
! pie will tamcly submit the foot Of oppression vii
bear upon their nccks.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-10-07

Ever before offered in this market having perfected
his arrangements with, and buying exclusively of
the manufacturers and Importers, he confidently as
serts that he can, and win sell all goods in his line
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-10-07

LousylLtR Oct 9,--The river is falling with FIVE
feet water in thc canal
ST.. roslss Oct. The prize Of $1,000 for the
best thorough bread stallion was awarded to Reve-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

RARHUk'S AMERICAN MUsEUx.-PEERLBss AT
Traction Revya ~ The ssi,i.s,loa q hops.p T p q
and her versatie parents Thursoay Nay ~ MsernSen
OLD AND YOUNG, with PROrEAN CHAkUks oy Lnlo
Cordelia and TIE HUNTER OF THE PyREFNEH6.
Evenirg NJ fx O'Clock UNCLE TONS CABIN. with All he
eenA How Eva, the Flower Of The s9ssa Arx "
IorA,S n 81, Clair Happy Family, Picture Gallery, To-,
An tere vet Admissco cents children under ten Is cents
pAsquet seats, - cents sddiionh
DRYAyrs' NINsrKKIs,
II" as~hsnics' Hail n way, above Grand s,rsek
THE BLACRsxl1HH JUb I.Bk,
oCENES Al PHAJDNS, STUMP GPKKCH.
III. PEEf. the champion match dancer,
JkkkF ana DAN BRYANT,
the pcpulAr odana In their onniealiHoa
open al Z, 70 coumsnee u csiosk riskss y cens
ITO rrr-rrs TROY rrv.rey, WITH sCySvRv
gscda TruT, H,L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE wEgT-THH
- steamers OF tie New York and Baltimore Steamship Lane
leave pier 70 North river Tuesdays Thu
mailing The passage in forty hours Freghs to Baltimore
Tomato rstes for through rates to the Wet covering
apce risk one eighth cent apply at the Baltimore and
Washington Rail- I'D Companys Office 229 Broadway.
ply TO ID. Il, CaUMWELL co. IS West street. sr-- "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

II Tor Ba,re va sosibsmptST u AMsair vaHDAR .l.T
Eorth river precisely 1t tEurdAv, Jt.r eer
sls end specie for kurops. Several eKc6LA sssea
yet diseogseed Sc.
u, fokEsN0F, No Bowlinz Green. New Yors
Etes mfhip AnIBL vii sail June 49,
NOR LvERPoOL-THE sPLENDID BLACK BALL
Line clipper shio, ISAAC wEBk Captain Hutch nsou
sails on Saturday May e. For of cabin second cabin
ard Storage apply board foot OF Beexm AZ a.
or oJnCOB WILSON lC8 South street
NsOk NASSAU, u. r., AND HAvANA-rm BRilEn
ano North American RoyA Nail Stan nship KA1~AK,
spEm !ess viii ali from the CompAny's wharf u
ersey cry for the above after the arrival OF the
mp As. which leaves Liverpool May pro0asly xAy ~
pAonsy ".
DO. do. To Havana 20 90
DO do between Havana and Nassau. .......... 70 60
Sreen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

Caba from Nav York and Phlaeeiotia
Third cass from ths above named places 80
Return tickets available Tor SIX menha. 60.
PASSENGERS forwarded 10 Hsvre Paris Hamburg, Bremen
Antuefp and ali oars OF the Connent without delay.
Noce-fbese provided with every requisite to
Of IRE, Rndthe Scest dtsc
pine enforced with regard 70 the use OF lights Passenger.
"a Ireland tts hne avoid the risk and greet detention Of
oacg a ST. the proceed 70 oorr direct
For apply al the office Of the Company
JOHN q DAILY, Is broadway, New York. agent
In Liverpool wM IrMAN, fewer Bulldogs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

VIA SAVANNAH, Ga,
The AUGUSTA, Capt NJ. b. Woodruff, VIII leave Satur-
day May %, at M from pier No. North Tickets
can be had for the following places low by
ether steamer from New York ID Savannah accommodation
SUPERIOR
New York New Orleans $50 75 Mobile 1885, Montgomery
Ala SIC; Atl, nts Ga $s3; Albany Ga Ss4 Columbia
s2a: Macon. Ga, 81 Augusta. 80; Savsnnah SIS
Wednesday June ,4 n For fr.sh apply 10
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL SON.
No. Is BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

NSOk SAV ANNAH AND FLORIDA--THE AMERICAN
y Assnns ssrew Steamship Companys new and elegant
Usamsnlp aUNTsV1IIs John A. Postcommander win leave
pier n e. on SATURDAY. NAV ~ clock Y prscselv.
Passage 70 sAvAnnah with unsurpassed accommodations as
nsry ssi albany ca s2t Atl.D,a So oolumbs; sas;
n lcvt1i rates 1rsishs Insurance
thfp per GRAFT 1pplv W g. v. CROMWELL 4 90, rs West
VHsst lie Montgomery, Capt Crockcr. succeeds June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

THE GREAT 0HIEEsE COMIC FESTIVAL DANCE, Al
performed within The Great Wall Of China
nsi Oriental muAc de &c &C. be eveaing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
IL States mail staAmev ARAGO, Lines commander. will
leave for Havrs touching southampton 70 lane the mai
NosA river foot of beach street. This ship has Ave
6ah enclosing tho that In tho
Dc pumps bsing safety of the vessel
$50 Baggage not wanted during ths voyage should
te board the before sailing marked Below For
kfeiaht or passage apply W. UkAYIOH, agent No
Broadway. B. The steamer Fulton win succeed the Ara
10. and sail June 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

1LkNfIC LOYAL NAL 6IEAMNAvIdAxI0N CON
n pAnys Hsw Yort and Galway line The departure
hon Now York yin be the drst csss seamsnip AONLAIDE
~, !. receive he eoyI nsls Prices q pss.sse:IEs
a. pffneipsl csa railway routes ia Great Britain THIRD
alA@ must provide p'sss knife fork, &C.. aud bedding
eyh passage inquire Of the American nrprsss Company
oF Passage tie third Glass be zesured any Of the
Ahoye oaoes 70 bring persona out from Of be prn
npAs cities the hpss Of railway from Great BxfA,a for
~ from GALWAY for $50
ANE1fCxN EXfKMS COMPANY,
ALRx. HOLLAND Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

> fer for sale the steamships FLO&ID .LAbAE AID
AuGusTA They are about 800 tons each built IN this city
by W. H. Webb machinery ut Novelty Works class
ships For patti appy at IL Broadway, To SAMUEL
NH, BILL SON. II not sold previously al private sale
Merebanis Exchange aton O'Clock p. H., By L. NJ HoFf
MAE 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

NUMEROUS REQUESTS
PAraoHs OF rails THEATRE
7RE ORCHESTRA
urder tie dreaer o. the fsyorie and ssAashed cncucs
Mr. TncxAS BAKEE,
POPULAR ENTIRE ACtE MUSIC
hh have rendered The musical depa-asot 2 IL esAonsA
neut 20 Justly celebrated
Dress URGE may be secured TIN DAYS Ia AivaAss
Door oper st Il commence ats
Nils KEENE would beg 70 snnounce ihs
BEAEfIr
NH BLAKE
On FRIDAY, Nay n.
when III be preEen.ed siakepere's beautiful coonedy
A NIDkUMAhk nICHf's DkHAa.
The BESEr1T
Ms WINNIE MCCARTHY.
On SATURDAY, May q,
va MDsUMngR NIGHTS DRKAM
viii be presented for tie thirty sixth time.
The NJ would Iespect any inform Tho pubic hat
TIE SEASON WILL. 7EhMIHATE
at 1s nt ca Saturday june 1852 sxd that The
THEAIEx Will REOPEN
suMxEE sEAsoN
MONDAY, JuneG
which coesenu viii Be sup gui.hed BY he
Of the
CELEBRATED SISTERS,
ADELAIDE and JOEY
0cu0ENHEIM,
hnce their
UkPRECEDEEfED SUCCESSES
CALIFORNIA AND Aus1sArIA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26
NTKw LINE FOR BAvANA.
IN STEAMSHIP QUAKER CrTy

This wei known and hst steam,hip & ". gbuf.,dt cou
Mander VIII san of tho above por Monday Nay 80 al n
O'Clock from pier r. foot Of Robinson street For esh ts
SCc. per loot or passage sppy 10 "
Freight received on the - b inst
This steamship will further than Havana And Yin an
from that direct for New York the III Of June Dsrs
Of sailing trom this port Will be advertbed No Ssht "a
e1ved after IL O'Clock Of the day previous sailing 6Is
lAding fun,ahed and saHed board mu have
gesspors from spanish ConzuL Agent In Havana, j. Il
zaDgrcnr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

hoe HAMBURG. LONDON. HAvRE AND SOUTHLAND.
~
sue Hamburg American Packet companys iron mali sssm
BoRUssIA. frautznarn, commander.
VII leave plsr q North river,
wgDN GBDAY JUNE l.
Yirs ca 800 Second cabin. $50 S.eerage. $50
O. B. Richard BOAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

LbFGE STOCK OF BARMOREs CRJEsaATEI
a grand and square premium pianos with the great in
pruvements pronounced uDrv ed by the bsst judges
warranted IN al respects at their msnufscory and wafsroom
$40 Beecker street. VIII be sold great splendi
D ano for $i60.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-03

vsnp, whh svsr and anon, . asccy cioad pssssAe
svsf her. the swe men spcn rsaossa shs Nssss,
wbers fse tbs AfA ssrAe, h TIVE dayA thsy vsrs.
70 nsss G~orxs CranhMb. .f-s...i 4 = ....a...a, !,
1bey haired NOT until thsy rssebsd the Gen
tssl Chimp" whsu, leapine non thu hds.As
bscbs, bsy IA, ,Ansd than 10 osis 81 shs ssseh-
boring ,rsee, and took tbsir pssss ~ tss shado~
q one. standing near the path, they he'd not re-
Nained long, wksn , thAA horsaassp oaas sas.
tsnsr9 Alose, hs slsc halted st tAe dssienstsd
place, sod s,esptns forward ftoM thsAr eonesh
wens, they hehsld Gea~Rr Crani'6b. IT. = :,
.sr "Good evening. Hswv, saA wa sAso Cossnsl
have kept tire appcirtm eat"
-Mr Cfan,i6s. Nd Won not batter dismount
emo lesA your horss 70 ., secure plscrf II We
q ard hers, va mtght Aitrsot ths avtentsou q
sons sravslisN who might b jouinsy'ng TINS
vsv"
''vmy Iptle going upon this rc>d, especially
aher laebtfsu Cepseh ss 4 ts 80 lseeeona and
Ire csper ~ss thovsh tho loneest, Is naneh pr
tened TO ,h'.; but 10 yes thtpk u tho saecst plan
I . Ill seesde 20 yyps vish~e." 30 saving h
folo&sr rhe erxampl of tke e.hsrS asd all thrs
hasteusd 70 n mur~ 'ehrsd posi ion
"well, Hsssy, have You succssdsd2'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-03
"D1soovERY OF THE MURDEREDrRA AvELLER."

eony. She had not remained leog, ,whsn man
hastsned pp the avsnus 70 the stoop. A. hs
drew near, she bent over the low railing and
a g ss:.... .s-.Is S.y p y.na .ssn :s
hs asosnded the aePA - him into The sitsias-
70. eu.tsips wcs drap,.s ths floor, cad the
sstnl hshtsd - c.o;sns ss ne do% sos ssassd s
hssd upon his shsoldsr, sxslaimsd:
70 tAlk VIII yea, sm 4 last .ftss" r. u
"Yss, julia, At hst ! aud now thsrs y no OBJ
ees.sc.s IN 'or PssA sssa - b ssPsfa1sd
"a .hot time, a.l win beyours" shswhis-
psssd. at Wfil noe bsat me, to b IN unsssmly
haste. ! came neaS betraytng myself whom my
husbands brothsr i.Ipsmd me HAT hs WA muir
1T was . s,nguias afAir dsassst." o. T
Shs rsissd h1se1 nom her rsslininng position,
and saeeA fall In hisfsc~, a. shs sxclalmsd.
"Ie I nOt ssrmiss sright-hs fsn by your
uBy ~y AasS p" hs scrutiaissd bs fssGsrss
cisssiy, and Questioned.
"Jliis, do you dssm me 70 .Aard.ned, - 70
csnmh murder, evsn for your love"
Shs dsspP.d bar eyes, Me- NC u dr;sm, l
know noshiss, bst that An st h,t hsppy
myssHi shsusht you knew Of this dssd, and
when was revealed to ms f'ar expressed
Hs "a not answer, but played with the ripg
on Ssr smau whts hand. 'tAh," thought she,
a. shs slsnosd sidswise uPoa his countsnAncs.
u hays sss yes 70 shiniing. You are scsing
. role, am playing sLothsr, We viii sec who ; "
tfiunphsnt, wnS aShisvss the vic!cty. ~
prUbs you again -. Ihsa sns ecutiause ssoaa
Nslson whsn sh 700 hrss hear q my n's
Again that s~utiniIiag glance, and hs re-
Phed, -s1t d,-e. c.-.~s ~.
'yThs same day that MI; CfannAs ana ns
friend discov cred the body but, ds.rost Juhn
this suejscs b an unplsa.ant oee. eLcs us ~.
Of the futuss u has GeldsA sli1ssmsnts .or No
With yoa BY my eds, 20 iSAdlss-
Sis sighed eoftly asyns Placed ~ Mm ,Nsno rrsno
hsr, snd, with n0 own PsouAss 'Ans
snils, sss mssnArsd- J o. .
ON ~ 5000 70 Hev. -a...r,...,,
III Anau b So snau % so' VI" you lt a'u''
III" "s.. ,h.,.,- hs..d . veses ou.ssd. os u. win
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-03
~ C~ssissssL


Ths following b . ast 6 the psesa nssts.
senators whose tsyn sxRts - n tn 10 Sf
nsros, 1851. Ds.!ngs " ~ fsG QS6o)
many q shs Sssass, sSs, ,&sssypriI qussan Is
bsise watnly sGitsasd, HdzrAsrIok, g AZ
bsaa; yexasoa, e Arkansas Gw5n. o. an-
a-nis, Rosa.s. q Connected BaaA.9 q e
GfisSss..' fi;;ns'. aas.s, aaEns:; & fs fse: 6arsss
Ss..s s.s..s7S 4 S.ss 4 .ss,css IL: e
s.mysIiSs Sswlsp, of New Y@k; CEEso-
In @ q P.sssyi yiy.nis i IA Hixnosn, q South
S.ran. WAsn. q Tss:s q. c9..s, Ia q q
t,,saou. Of ths above Hat, Is sss Dsmoess4s, 2
Republicans and American, rte tndsestaoc.
are thai IA Dsmecsats and kspahhssn. vhl
eertaisly bs returned, Two Stssss srs assst-
full, via Indiana and Illinois, Tns nsxt saee-
lions fOs Lssi4laturss - thce$ 7sA ~ d.
..H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-03

- r 4
p ANn n M0NfT4Q :. - -
= .s ... ..A.-I. - = =
80
,pdn ia yuristisn prinaps.s, know ~ Aus %
y ,,pn.su' 49, v.a~,srA- n ...,,s y "a
!, ynysy- A-S.S TSl 90
'nem ~ VSSS -. -, b..
us.a % X. ssssssiSsSs ssS1 ais.sd..sa.s "a
bu, ny nis:A he is.nA ~ oe9kses s- us
10 non - we go, ny ~ INV II XS $SSSS$ NJ
ss ss Wa .SsM ~. nS ~.
.,sesh; !. .s even sats - IsaSse sfsssS 48r
q neysy esnsnev tsnss, WIN ~ pn pn.neaR ~ n.
goost PrPersa 70 yuan 5ns iuoy VII, :.
=. vHW su 49,
~ essesS 49, sps11 1 ,ssmss. ~, : - ,s s - III ~
A Z ~ 49, ~ 49, .sssss,s ~ SSots
s:es1 jyfLx ~ ~ Isr snsssc sscnucs -,
s,eoey, ,ssssOs - a.. - - n ssssss.. '''
0ed. xhs sas, sssvsd ssNvhA . sos''asaes i
~eies NV ssssps sSssa.s1s -, Bxs,.A. - !.
Ns'sop brsSsosu -s'S~ =. ~ =
WORD ,eemcd osM sss..x ~ s.oooS~d.
"Th. -sys q ths Almisnsx p ~ ssd n11 Ton %,
tn. est they are nos i ~ @.s0. mn ~ sT --ne,-.-
\ II an gfad ycu tnink %. N.s ~
;s.'s /. c.;ss. s.:s y''' - : 's''' .s's :
,hsr. ,eIq T,s,, Ssd s NJ Mn. SSssrssd = Sss.n
r.a.ct,crs. His ~ss . tsiL !sana., 3assl91 q,
S,%l %ass ma ,ss ~ ewes wsr. also 6lscs I'D press
ing In expression; bis ross yay seu'gesf y
Via. b generally s,y,ed 0sSsAay eneni
\ his mouth q nsdiaa do hWitk H.,
! ,h,c ..A Iksushtv. ,Ons nishs al ~, a.
hsnasoms. but Al Simss tnsrs lufts6 IN the syA
"a saa.' ~ 49, IN ur,s IN sSprsusicH q d
no eSSn sa.,t'n no 49, S.sss~. " SsncNS =, =
nv. EN- .s.vs,sa =, . .c,a s.s,A mt mere
\ s, noH VI" ~ -" .sss@.. ssSS-ss,s 49, slr...w n
gsnsnny n ,',% N - ~ %;" ~ W ~ ~",', .sss,-
wneS "a ~uIu -. ~ ~ ..,sS .h.,,s - s.s.sssX
Tm Hsns go, III IsS.,i. ~ u,s..sSs u
isN ~, S.s.,.,f. s'u ,''-''''
pIs ns - \. sxsssi . $500 ~ 49,
| .ss .hL..ssS -. .sso-. .;m~~-L
-. ~. 80 .rs.s,. ss,,s.is, M. ...sSs.ss-
had p.y.r psricuiariy ncs.osd hls dispsssisa., |.
ana ,nSs.a Il. rsre,y y. .mIHtsd his r,s, 'nssory !
and cssrsyacsnt, he bad Ssss w.sithy, bss hsa
sguandssed his inhsritancs rseklessly away N
on'y sop, the bulk O. his fAthses propsssy b..
given to P!sasurs and vain sxesadisurs, he ssoa
rid hins,lf g ~: ~ 49,. -
In bic saritsr dAys p net yuie hssyey, tee
d.uEhtef Of . Sc9snsm Pssnssr Who - - -
who!e Srtune q nmtls.s spsS.lSscue es -
hef Nm nr ossnty, ana ~ 49, 80 H1 ~
most pointed ats1ottoua, opt ~ bAd - IoLoQHono
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They plunged spufs m thor horses sides, and |
soon reached the .p9t, Shs., stoOd shs faishfsi
"By Gsorgsr" (ths Colonel was fond Of sx-
p,stiy ss.) "STis Snapf bs Is covered with
Sleod; 6sre's been feel play here and both
jumpsd ffoa their saddles. l,E-.. |
Harry, what Is the matter, my boy whst are
y'%S s,..s sr.ss Go . {, Il /. my rclaer ~
/" Yoss,Sr ether ycu must bc mistaken !"
"No. MOI" ersd n; young m. man. ,,,s ,s0Ss ing
=. he sS, ssGoy.y sn0s S.,d :" o w
" Yes al.,,. he 10 s,if and cold. This Is
bad piece Of work. don't know what to make
At this moment, the sound Of heavy tramp
ling was he ard and from the direction Of Ingie-
ion, Appeared TIE rider; be drove iear the spot,
wb.re stood the colonel, snd be Sempsnisn.
HHslloo, Hsny.~ hs srst1 when near
enough, to distinguish the two mon. The
younger tanned toward the spcske,, tis light
~ aG.ose, % & GsosSs Is II really yUuis
''Wby, thaf's pretty question TO ask but
what have you there 2" be cor tinucd, as he
Isspsd from kis horse, and for ths first time,
perus lvsd the numbered man.
"Whst doss this msan7r
"I know no moro about Il than you, George,
said his brother, whlls the Colonel exclaimed:
/. "Huy Peter! this b strange AMAir Here
We have found this man, who has svidsntiy bcsn
., s,ssssinatsS, and whom you, Harry, declared
was ycsr ofotnsr - sns n,cs ,n
70 gsss MN we navs 'u'' s0ne''" ''' y" :. 'A' ~" -
"Hsw striking !, the s';snh,.nss =. aid ;.I H.r ..S
than upon ". q sh' .'Sp sSSspss T. ss seTtu'ion
u?Ts ses Gs ~ hSvs I'M ,o,o WA h ssu,d "a
b,ovn stuSy. !. vhas IL - rsiatiyss made CON-
| ments upon the singular AFFAIR." ct length hs
| turned toward GsxEs Craninb, szsiainias.
/ M. OnsAnns ~ ~. = 70 0 ,R,srs
s,ons conc.S - isss.i - svu SoM sod
-. tss s'etin nj ~ ~ - isa tn isttss 70 =
nistsisn - Yott ..a... -. h.v..,
1 .hoy ~ -.rss,.J thi, nan. 6v
pc,oe tnS u = = -. =
mistr.e Ssis.,. arsAsrg. = aues6ionsd NJ
sre.S@. .MSoa q re .:I.s.s - ..,.,.,,,.
~ ~sv% ssi = siSe ~: = s:.s,s 'scd vli.ss.d SON.
| Hen q C.s...SS IA 49, ~ IN = eoos
t tSSatc sfnss1' In NJ Ibls to Mstinsnish d
ys g 49, 20. .ss:Df: % \ ~, a;a;s. s'f;:o ;: ~
! IT IN ~ ieZS, S,sS. sS aS a@nr3;d tSis
s.mo ~ p SHsS ~ 81, 20 a. a. edsoN
f. - A. ~ hss been sryNs up<n NJ
.ssisc. u .. yea q. s.sti: q Jslls !. ;s.. A..
me- II ~ s = ~ T do 81 thini sEs
nS.n ny gy,iss. c,s ns.k g X ssrs esi Il tSs vay. ]
S g g ,e.S,s 2 si ..tII Sno cI.iaiL but ~bss some
Htiis distsues mon ny foad, . strangs fssaine
! esns ovG n, i Vhis6I eoSld mot seoo..s,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

TvoR sAIAs--AT STANFORD, CONN, A. GOOD DWELL
ing house with three acres Of land situated
for private reedence, The bay near the seambo land
Ing and half tle from New York and New Haven Railroad
depot On thu premises Ia good store house aud spacious
wharf suitable business Purposes Also, several
BILE building lots For further paticuars apply % q A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

UNOR sALE.-Two THR EE STORY, HIGH sroOP BASE
a ment brown stone front houses the north sde @
Wes, rnieth street, Fiehlh avenue complete With All
thu modern improvements Terns easy Apply 10 EDWARD
JJvpsON 1875 West forty eighb street. Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

ITO LrT-LowER PART or THREE srOaY AND
i Leh bsscmont brick house, No lo, Forsyth srec,
Bsoons with the whole part " hid Goor coatony al
the crn Improvements cub CELLAR, &C. Tobe from
to5P.N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

!. r0UrTpv p ssIp eNCE FOR sALs-A DESIRABLE
"A county residence VIA I'VE acres o. land or more Plea
ansy snaed Cd the east bank o. nS ns% m'S - e ne
sssnt from New York and New haven RAILROAD depot
~ k,rhar oarrcria apply 10 Jam WHITING IA West
$3.50 or Can't g. Ferris, 0reeawtch, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

T,o lBr-THE SMALL THREE STORY HOUSE NO. Q
Cav street, Waycriey place. $780, i67 West Seven
eentk street between sever and Eighth
half story $3.50 LOG Fourth street be~een SIKH aud
ground story and attic, modern improve
q COOS house In Forty ninth street. Eighth
three story high soop, modern imp 5000
~ sixth street broadway. four story modern
ments $685. 255 West Thirty first street. between Eighth
large 1--we story house and store the side of sixth
nue. between Thirty ninth and Foreh would be let
cheap; also dwelling part store on the bock
consisting ct four floors three story 56 West Twenty
second street. between Seventh Eighth all the
modern $500 will be painted hroug large
house and store Ia Eighth side, Fourteenth
street. $500 and Green avenue three and half
story modern improvements $500 house In Yonkers hse mi
nutea walk from the depot the house 10 by q feet contains
seventeen rooms has Of ground attached furnished
xsp unfurnshed, 5000. fine house In l25 street. near
Seventh avenue 40 fees square story all modern i'm
provemexis; has FIVE oa of ground With fruit trees
with sabes, Grove and Bedford streets, $780,
j. a W. DENiAM, h)use agents
Eighth avenue corner OF sixteenth street. oca open
morning until nine Ia the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

QRoADwAY STORES TO LET-BETwEEN TWENTY.
~ second and Twenty third streets east side WIN be finish
cd May Also large 5SxluO suitable for any kind
business. Apply on the premises, at So Third avenue
j. NJ DENNIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

TOR sAIE-THE CEIzBRATED LITTLE SILVER
Point and boarding place called the White House. situated
South river s;hrewbury New Jersey fronting the
steamboat landing daily the dock belonging 70 the premises
The consss OF forty I've acres beautifully situated
lens nearly sprrended by water and y capable Of raising
large oyster the place The house 72x2
three story with basement containing fifty rooms with barn.
carriage house, stables and Other outbuildngs two
sorry house suitable fer family or house Of
Furniture stock and farming utensils for sne with without
The place II will be sold Ia part in whole to suit
If not sold by the Ia OF April will be let For terms
ply 70 Joel PARKER, Esq, Freehold New Jersey PETER
A6TEN. New York. or on the premiees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

DBOADwAY STORES TO LEr,-ONE ON TIE NORTH.
ID easery of Canal street and the oksr second
floor the Eouthwestery OF Lspenard street,
Easements and two upper rooms all and ssfle
neishborhood Apply TO r. DlCKtE, 25 Canal street, Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

TEAurIFUI COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
ID with furniture, carriage &c. snd twenty acres Of land,
near New Brunswick N commanding magnificent view.
place, which will be sold low be
n the Office of +. DHEkVILLY, 10 Exchange place.