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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI.

FACULTY OF ANTS.
PrsfessOs Of Physics, Astronomy and Civil En-
William +. stearns, Ii. D., Professor Of Govern
mental Science and Law.
George ". Carter, y: Al Professer Of lntsllso-
Law.
Edward G. BOyntou, Ma Professor of Chen
istry, MineraIogy, and Geology. - n,
Jordan N. PhippS, n. A., Professor Of MAshs1st-
Wilson q. RichardsOa, N. A., PrOfsasorof IasiS
and Modern Langnages. sf--ss 4
Henry WhitshOEnes N. A. Profsssorof Greek saa
Ancien. ,H.srntnrs; asg.ss, :. -
VAN" l.nsuas. ma Hi;srsssrs s = 1ss''s
xsriItant 10 NSsarkl pAfss.s
ophy - >, ssa wsa u sg -
The twsAth Annual session Of this inntitution
win commsnce on Monday the srd Of octoheF nsEt.
Il offers advantages % yoang men soaking thor
oueh education, unsurpassed anyW here II he INT
ted States, and anequ1isdin he South. - 6
Ttsapparatusa and ayrangemshtf oe che illastxation
If Physical soienoes and chspistgy are entirely m.
rsalisa n As .. p9s.sSss cabinet Of
It's collection 90 shells enfpAthes In vsriesy ana
beauty any other pabiie consction on tAis Con,
The President and Professors need 40 eonnenda-
ton from the Board of IrAstees, mosf 81 then
being veil and latoEahiy lnopA 10 The public. n
expefienced and ablolinsl1n6tdRsS NJ {
The location Of Tie Uniyassitg ialn he Aieha.t
degree heaithfnl p9 spieemic sickness has ever
Ths govsfnmsnt 81 ths uaiversisy il mia k6t
efacienf. Every aaOrt lsmsds 70 eniiisats Inanlv
tone Of feeling aong the afudants and n 6ioVn1oA
tone Of norality ~ = smoreYer surrounded 81 4
population whose practical regard for rSlieion and
morality Y well end 2 not sarpa;isa aays
II i.alsO easily asssasIhlss heinz q sAsllrs Z
the Mississippi Central nNllro6d. WhiSA MN i
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DOCTORS DISAGREE as to the cause Of

worms in the stomach and intestines bu
thore "a no aisPussas to their eradication BY III,
US of WIaaey's Canadian Vermifage. No spe
cies of intestinal worms can resist its action
and yet it is harmless as milk In fact it acts
as an emollient upon the surfaces irritated BY
the disease, and not only cures the disorder
but removes all its unpleasant consequences.
Be particular and remember the name Win
ef's Canadian Vernifuge.' This is the only
article that can be depended on. Remember
this.
For salem New Orleans wholesale and re-
tail BY j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and ISL, Charities St Sole Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. July '59-lm saw.
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EFT No N1rpsr op .1or4Jpp -,

LET NO NURSE OR MOTHER neglec,
the first symptoms of the presence Of worms
in the delicate viscera of young child In
nine cases out Of ten commissions, the terrible
destroyers Of life and intellect, proceed from
this cause. Avoid such consequences by the
prompt use Of Wiae1's Ca'1adian Eesmuuee,
preparation without any mineral faint, and
a safe, painless and infallible remedy for all
forms of the complaint
Be particular and remember the name,
"Winer's Canadian Vermifuge." This is the
only article that can be depended on. Re-
member this.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and re-
tail, by j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres St., Sole Projectors.
For sac by all Druggists. July5-1ms&w
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or WILLIAMS SYRUP OF sARsA-
PARILLA and Iodide of Potassium" is a
never failing remedy in the treatemento Of Scro-
ftila. Chronic ulcers, Sypthilltic disorders,
Blotches on the face, letter, inflammation of the
Kidneys, Sore Eyes, Rheumatism, Leucorrhea,
Chlorosis, Nervous and General Debility. Try
It. The result will be satisfactory. II can be
had Of G. A. MOORE, Jackson, Miss.
July 4'59-1m.
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ouack Nostrums.

The majority Of hair washes, hair dyes,
hair tonics, hair oils, and the numberless pre-.
parations which are now before the public un-
der such extravagant, hyperbolical and fan.
tastic titles as we see paraded in show.win-
dow cards, and newspaper headings, as haiI
preparations, are all humbugs Of the first VA.
ter; their real merit, when they possess any
is that they do no harm. Hogs lard, whale
oil. lard oil, sweet oil scented and colored
make up, when in beautiful wrappers, and
white flint glass bottles, the costliest character
of tonics, and when thus costly, are baptized
with some tri-syllable term, and caught at by
verdant young and old of both sexes. Suchis
not the character of Professor Woods HAN
Restorative This gentleman comes before
the world without any high falutin" Xiloph-
loforium, or any other astounding and start
ling catch-penny term; he simply advertises
a Hair Restorative-what it expresses, pre-
cisely-and as a Restorative it acts. Buy
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and as you
value your scalp, aye, your very brains, apply
nothing else; for it may be that you will get
some worse substance than perfumed lard oil
on your Uranium. Remember Woods Res
torative for the Hair is the best article extant.
See new advertisement in another column.
-.IAano- 49, s-ff.~<z = - ,. :
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The Great saor.t

There is no disease without its attendant n.
Illumination. To subdue the infiammati .,n ;s
the first thing to accomplish. In burns, scalds
bruises, as externals, and piles, rheumst;sm
&c, as Intervals, apply at once DALLEY,S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, TIE a, :
healing all-powerfnl antidote, instantly allsvs
inflammation, and consequently strikes Al *
root.of the disease. a cure now is at once 81.
fected.
For Sale in New Orleans, wholesale and re-.
tail. BY j. WRIGHT & Co,
81 and ISL Charities street.
Sole agents for the Southern States, and %
whom ali orders should be addressed.
For sale by all Druggists, July 4 '59-1m saw
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ECLECTIC INFTRMARY.

hR. j. A. NASH, (authorof the Southern Fsmi-
~ lily Physicien,) has spared neither pains nor
expense by attending lecturos In the different med
cal schools and Of obtaining medical kn,uledge
from every be coald during the last Is years
Of bis life, has opened an inhrmsry for the ex-
press purpose Of remaining and treating chronie
Diseases such for instance as Cancer Scrpfna, FiS-
tula, Sore leg, Wens Turner's, Female diseases,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia &C., &c. - 3 - -.
He is in possession Of some four different practices
that will cure Cancer and has g this time patient
who has been treated b. nr, January Of Tenn, for
Cancer, who is ready 70 testify that my practice i
less painful, and in his judgment decidedly the sur
est and in all cases Of sxtpal disease, guarahtes
the cure, and will give invalids IS good board y
the country can afford at $500 per month, ever
thing furnished that is usually furnished In in.
6rparies or bearing houses. =, 4
For particulars address hiMRt Kesciuskp Miss
he can produce hundreds of certikeatsR Of enreI
effected by him, and viii from time to time inssf
them. ~ 49,
N. B. he will in future take no case unless ID,
patient agrees to stay with him until cured dis
charged BY him. eaNA - = 49, s
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pRINTING OFFICE ron SALE.

y excellent country Office is fer sale, consisting
~ IN part Of the following materials for the pa
per b-sides large variety Of job Type, chasss DC.
New I.eug Primer 800 pounds.
About $50 pounds Brewer. 8 s
One fui; Of Long Primer which has been,
used.
Washington band press about doibte medium
size.
One large imposing stone. aud everything neces-
sary to cpnmeuce business. t...g- -
Tetus $500 cash. Address Box los, jackson Miss.
Alrli &c SGT. ~ p IL
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LAND FOR SALE.

.NOR SALE 400 acres good land on the Railroad,
Il one mile East OF jackson, well improved for
marketing and stock raising, with good bailings,
all new 1000 peach many pear, APPLE and all sorts
Of fruit trees, coming into bearing. 100 acressin
cultivation, so acres IN pasture. 81
June 10 '59--tf. DANL AAHES.
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MARRIED

0n Tuesday evening, the eth inst, at the
residence of David Hunter, nine miles South
of Gonzales, Texas, by the Rev. Mr.. Key,
JOHN P. WRIGHT to Miss MARY LOCK-
HART, all of the county.
This evening Mary got WRIsHT al last
Her fate is sealed, her die is cast
Mid contests bot, and Cupid's darts,
him got the, KEY t. LOCK their HRA ARTS.
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Valuable Rankin Coanty Land For sale.

Valuable Rankin County Lana FOR SAFE
SNHE undersigned will sell on acceulmoda. a
4 ting terms, his valuable plantation in this ~
county living miles east If Brandoa and near the
Southern Rail Road. ..s
He has in all fifteen hundred acres which may be
divided into taetsof eleven hundred and twenty
and three hundred and eighty acres:
On the first named tract is two hundred acres
cleared, Gin House, Cotton Press, Corn Cribs no.,
So, and nine hundred and twenty acres Of it is
excellent creek bottom land. OF the two hundred
cleared ono hundred and thirty is bottom land, and
there are two hundred more Of bottom deaden-
ed and ready to be put in cultivation.
On the small tract there is seventy live acres Of
hill and branch land in cultivation, negro cabins,
&c., &c. The fences aud other improvements are all
new Both places have an abundance Of water.
For terms sptly to undersigned on the premises,
or I'd iress him shrongh the post office at Brandon.
May ~ 'Sa-M A. HPARN
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Al the Presbyterian Church, Oxford, Miss,
on Tuesday Evening, the 18th inst, by the
Rev. S. n Waddell, Mr. A. l.. SHoTwELI,
of La, and Miss JULIA Brown, daughter Of
COL James Brown, of Oxford.
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1900 AcRFs Or HoNEt IsL.

1900 ACRFs OF HONE1 BLAND
nOFFER nv plantation On Honey Hlahd for anle,
Il Ny land e too VOL known q feqnirea long dss-
cption-s Il cay, y yas seoSe tes a,gn ysses
de,pripticu of &c lard iron hss1rs Bisck, NeAtes
3 Co, New Orleans, Bon. M1dlsen MeAlesl snes'
son Miss, or the undersigned e Isz,5gs1ssf ,'',
r.. M...,..,,,.., VIZ W. = 8 ~ W 1 sss
bill to this ofiss.
ApEil '59-6m. go go
VALUABLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OtfkR for sale the plsntation on which now
reside, locGtsd six miles eouth Of Gheneaie, Care
ron county, on the Mississippi Central Reilroad.
containing about ZOO asrss-abeat 300 aetsS 10 9
ulen smte OF culfivationtn0 balance 10 nnoly tin
oerea. The place Is . desirable one IN eVcry -.
sPec.; Geing well Improved, great part of II u
second bottom, Big Black; located 81 ons Of tke
oss,sn.sss and most dssiaSs nsghborhoods N the
For particulars refer to Gen. yo. Ban Jaskson.
MISE and DR.. Q. M. Valdez 6konrnio A. I rhnii
y absent after the 10th of 1uAe ny ovsreSor. NJ
Sose, VIZ chow the place 70 any one wIshihr 3
June 3 A.. - lC.s. HUDSON.
Dn2sS7tkABLE KE8zDENCE EOE EzT.Es
HE undersIgned oAsfs for 1ais tks rieos AZ
when ne resides. sitnatsd on ths CIfhto6
,IAo, u nue., mon tee State House, compriane
splendid orchard and Garden. The dWelIirS ccr.
tains rooms well hnidhed, fun length raIIsrv n
'front.' with al necessary outhousss, two cistsrns.
and desirable residences near the city. :
Terms liberal to salt the timed. Apply 10 the
undersigned on the place. ]. STRAUSS.
April ~, '5s-tf.
VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE.
rntHE undersigned having purthased lot and e.
i tablishsd permsnedt DEPOT fer the sale %
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A FINE TRACT OF BOTTOM LAND
FOR SALE

FHNHE suhcriber offers for sale q very superior
{ u tract Of bottom land in Tallahatchie county.
The tract contains fifteen hundred acres, about
three hundred acres deadened, and eighty in high
state of cultivation. The whole nearly, or nearly
the whole, Is above the present extraordinary high
water mark II iieS sboat one mile snd half from
the mouth Of Black Bayou ON Tallahatchie River.
A Bargain can be had. For particulars apply 70
JAMES MfNTER. McNutt Miss.
orto s. W. EVANS, Oxford, Miss.
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AS perfume is to the nose, sois good nature
b the lovely.
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Cop,ah Cohnty Land for Sale-.eO, OO0
Acres. y
sFWyHE above uumheF of acres Of land vim IA
II sold at private sale to suit purchnsgrs. II
lies on and within seven miles Of Railroad track.
and convenient to Hazlehurst and Bahala Dencta
It varies In quality from the best creek bottom
to the common pine hill. Purchasers mayor rea-
Sensible terms obtain tracts Of any size and quail
ity.i For Information apply to me a. GAllakin,
Cepiah county, Mss SAM'L REDUS.
Jan. s, 5e-M Aren't,
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non sale in the city ef JACKSON, Miss., q lot
IL eighty feet front by two hundred feet back
oppsoite the Christian chapel There is saidiot
dwsIliug with six rooms eistern. outhouses, 40.
The lot Is in a good neghhorhood, Rndconveni
the churches nd business part Of the town. The
terms and conditions will be made easy and reas-
enable Enquire Of r. A. Clark, oe ]. B. Clark, Of
jackson, or the undersigned by letter directed
Benton, Miss. NJ. PlCkkFT.
Nav 2A t5a--tf
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or The Grand Lodge of the State of Mis-
sissippi met in our City, on the 18th inst, to
assemble at their annual Convention. A
more able and intellectual body Of men we
have never seen convened in our city, Tieks-
burg SIN
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RLACRsMITH SHOP ron SALE.

n OFFER for sale my Blseksmith Shop and Wood
i Ship in Monticello Mes, with the fixtures at
tached. Any person desiringa good situAtion for
Blscksmithing, or Wagon and Carriage making, re-
pairing, trimming &c., would do we'll 70 call on me.
Terms moderate and payments easy.
Jnlv % '59-w3n. - d , 10. SUTTON.
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.yALUARLE EARMN HIrDsCOUnT'
STRAYRD on 9TOIEN.

BTHAKEU OK HIULENs
On the l0th inst, . SETTER DOG, black spets
" on the face, large black spot on his back near
the hip, white belly white feet and white tail rath-
err short and thick. Any one finding the sDid dog
will be literally rewarded.
July % SET. C, E. FLUSSER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

ENOR sALE-TwO DWELLINGS, NORTH SIDE or SUM-
NIT street Brooklyn between Hicks and Columbia street
hcnsc ~ by A. lot 100 feet courtyard in 'front.' good neghbor
hood high ground IN GOOD order under CELLARS three aud
price low and terms easy Apply 10 M NORrHROP
William street. corner Pine, 81 In the evening IS
summit street.
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WANNrED-soo SHARES CHICAGO. ST. PAUL AND
X q. locke, 0Idberty street.
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&fO0 WANTED, THIS AMOUNT FOR ONE WEAR,
pOOV. tho best of railroad securities Brokers
need mot reply Address ranesvie boy I'D Herald Office
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| ITO LRT-A NICE FLOOR, CoNsIeTING OF FOUR
and pantry, water in; only two other families in
the house, $40 per month immediately Also
stalls N let brick stable. Apply TO j. CORBIT, rs
1 West Twenty fifth street
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4 o IET-THE ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS HOUSE 72s
broadway lot ny by l37 feet Also for SALE houses
greet variety o. locations, Al all prices. Apply 70 JOHN
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HOUETRY REEIDENCE FOE SALE-BEAUTIFUL.LY
~ located immediately upon staten leland Sound and at
teamboat anctng contains six acres OF choice land small or
cottage With wings and poriiaos with requisite oubud
nes fencing and handsome. For information ap
ply 70 A.. GATCHELL, ICY Broadway.
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$25OOOO TO MnsD ON sosD AsD
improved or unmproved real in this city Brooklyn
Apply 70 s. 8. BROAD, Is Wall street. second story.
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LcOR sALE-OEE OR MORE OF THOSE HANDSOME
story, basement and subceAr Dorchester stone
'front.' and lots Forty street. between Fifth and
built 10 the best manner, with ali modern i'm,
provenents. For particulars apply " H. HENHiQUEs 10
William street, the Of Forty sixth street and
evenlh
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ITO LBT-POsSESSION 1sr or MARCH-THE GRO
Gerry and liquor No State the Battery
the upper and lower Of houses In Henry street
Pike street, excellent houses In East
way, near Market ST. eet '''' " -
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fyONCERT SALOON FOR SALE COMPLETE IN EVERY
department and now coming money the present
with the above chance like this seldom offers Call and zee
it. BIGGS 4 sOUrHWICK, "a Nassau street
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LIOR sAIE-S6,O oO-FIHE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
Ninth avenue Thirty dfth street. also stone front
AL improvements Twenty seventh street, both vii let
for over valuation. Fine properly kiza
beth ree the Bowery anuacturng purposes,
&c rapidly improving; bargain. Apply 10 j. H. HArCH,
Ninth
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE.-AN OLD EsTABI.IgHED GENTLE
"A mems furnishing store, stock lease and fixtures fer SALE
Terms Address Furnishing. box lt2 Herald Office
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ITO LBT-TwO PARLORs AND BEDROOM TOGETHER,
with the front back basement 10 small genteei family,
the located house No sigh street. facing Canal
Bah, range and gas Possession Immediately
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(yOAL OIL LAMP STORE FOR SALE-THE STOCK AND
~ fixtures; doing large Wholesale trade In lamps and
oil and well established good reasons given for selling ont
raid office.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE-rHE OLD ST AND NO. l92
East Broadway OF jefferson The proprietor
about leaving the city. Now doing good uade. Terms
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L,OR SALE A PHOTOGRAPH AND AMBROrYPE GAL
fine business location, well established, well fur
nished best instruments & every cnvenience fer doing
business three lease, will be sold
hall s value II applied for Immediately. Purchaser will
be taught the art required. Address Vim. F. Hunter 473
Ny.
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ITO LET-THE FIRST FLOOR, FRONT BASEMENT.
front room on the tnrd oor together with bed
ard halt the cellar Of house No 26 Ring street. good
DIR Can be from 10 O'Clock particulars apply
% Is. Blu cKE, on the premises, at the Post office.
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DARN FOR SALE A HOMESTEAD FARM OF 100
well located in Mddlesex county, j. 40 mies from
New Yorh by steamboat and railroad ~ miles from
woed from Ehzabe,hown and from Jamesburg Is acres
IN choice TIMBER the balance under high state Of GUILTY. alton
large house and all other ontbuidngs large apple
AL other fruits In abundance well fenced and well
watred Inquire of JAMES r. MAGEE IL Centre street. Of
Benj q. Wells, architect
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NOR sAIEl-A MoDEnN THREE STORY AND 8AsE.
house and lot in Jersey City, five TO six minutes
the Location desirable. Half the purchase
money can bond lnd mortgage. Price 81 2oo For
vrms apply at 40 Washington street, new York.
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ana known Chestnut the former residence Of
Arthur Tappan, ESQ !. only nine miles from Jersey City
and nearly opposite Beeve which town affords all the nd
vantsges Of schools churches &c The house IL 42xo with
addition hereo Of 1874 huI in the most substantial
msnrcr and has all the modern with the
on Of gas The out buildings numerous, asd with the
fences in good condition. The garden 10 large and well
stocked with small fruits asparagus beds Ac There an e5
enmve grapery and henncry with large Ice house led with
ce variety and shrubbery and and stand
ara ru trees on the place. has also valuable fishery nj
sched hereto to he fully appreciated II must be For
price, terms, 40, apply 70 HOMER MORGAN Esq, No
ii Pine street, New York city
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NTONuY LOANKD-n CANAL BfRnKT-0 OA1A
M arest-two doors east Of Eldrtdse saess-T ANIoN
small suma on diamonds ewey, watches guna pistols Mu
deal clothing roods and onS any other vAlu
Able personal property business hours every day. ercep
sundsys from ocoek 4. y: WI o'clock r. n. Private
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(tOUNTRY SEAT FOR CAsH-ANY. dENTLEMAN
~ wishing country seat Long Island, within business
hours York 20 acres extra good dwelling and out
buildings all kinds of fruit &c suitable for gentemans
country seat Cash Sc 000 No ncumbraace Address b. NJ
r.. Herald Office
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E,OR sALE-sTAND NO. 3l4 COUNTRY ROW. WEST
Washington market Inquire of Mr. CLARK, 605 Wash
pg,on street. at the OF Twentieth street and Fourth
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TO LET-THE LARGE GROCERY STORE AND FOUR
story brick house, with basement and counsrceiar
the southeast of Centre and Duane occupied
store for the last sixteen would also
manufacturing purposes large boarding house.
there In lsht enough for any purpose Apply to JAMES
LYNCH, No. City Hall place, room No. l.
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EOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE; MODERN
u built house and outbulldings " miles from New Yor.
Fronting Long Island Sound For particular inquire % VIM
wOR1s, NO Atlantic street, Brooklyn from TO ~ aud TO
O'Clock.
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RHLiARD SALOON FOR sALE-THE OLD EATAB.
- hshed saloon. containing with 6Ytures COM
plee and good order viii be sold hired responsible
party or the tables will be sold vacant LARGE we'll
lighted will be let for any geutee busines Ia
qure the premises Of East and Csharne
street - --~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

L,OR SAlE-A COFFEE AND CAKE SALOON DOING
good business Of the beet in the city It
would be for sale but the proprietor has another saloon
and attend to both apply H. CHAsTAlN 81 Sixth
avenue in the basenent after ii A. n.
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A SMALL HOUSE TO BE LET-AT SOUTH BERGEN
n on the plank road nearly opposite the church,
pibuses pass the door. Bent $50 Apply 70 r. aILLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

uNoR sAIE-THE BEAUTIFUL NEW FOUR STORY
4 dwelling corner OF Forty nah street and bAth
finishing the hes, possible mpnncr one OF
very IA the city Inquire OF the owner
~ The nramses Il. q. SARES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

ITO LET-THE sTOREs NOS. 10, Isl, 2s3 &5 and ~
and Canal street The second story Of house corner Of
Isl Wooster cottage bouse and Ave ground
at Guenburg. N. j. Apply p. DIXIE 27 Canal street,
between IL and O'Clock p. N.