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~ IL n. 49,. c.aLna. 80 olarLe.o o2aesntian:

To tie Hon. CaleJ Gushing, oftAe Charleston Contention
We the undersigned, delegates appointed by the Demo
cratic State osouth Carolina beg leave respectfully
state according the principles enuncated in either
their platform at Coumb the power the Federal GOvernm
ent, igent through Territorial to abolish or
egste against properly slaves, BY either direct indirect
legislation is especially denied AMI the platform adoptd by
hs convention papaby Intentionally prevents any
preston armingt6e incapacityl of the Territorial Government
to egisae they would not be acting In good faith to their
cipez or in accordance with the wishes OF their constituents
longer remain this convention and they hereby rePec
fully announce their withdrawal therefrom
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Hon CALEB Gushing, President Of tito Democratic National
nnsco dele aes from the State Of Texas would
rspectfuy protest against the late action Of this convention in
refusing adopt the repor Of the majority Of the committee on
inq doctrines in opposition to the decision Of tbs Supreme
Court in the Scott and in conflict with the Federal
cractic party Of Texas, which declares:
That the Democratic party Of the state Of Texas re 3hS'
and CONCUR principles contained in the platform OF the Ma
tona Democratic Convention, held st Cincinnati in June e6
as true expression Of political faith and opinion and herewith
asse forth the principles therein contained as en-
bracng only doctrine which preserve the integrity Of he
Union and the equal rights Of the States expressly rejecting
ter eighty and that will continue to sdhee to aud
abide by the principles and doctrines OF the Virgins ana men
lucky resolutions Of 1898 and 1885, and Mr. Madisohs report
5J nat the right of every citizen to take property OF
v Kind slaves into the common Territory belonging
o1aI 70 all States Of the Confe4eracy and to have pro
| - under re FEDERAL Conson Neither Congress
Territorial legislature, human power has any author
either dTpcy orindrectly. impair these sacred rights
ny, e' baer ssirmsl by The decision OF the Supreme
49, - ne ned SCOTT case We declare that it the duty Of the
ne and enact such laws the Territories and
a. change he SANCTION time to time as may be necessary to IN
sure protection preservation OF these ana
infringement Of the same the alnrlnaon u ms b, 80
OF he duty OF ConsrssI to simply protect me nsnts o.
Droperty is nowse conflict with the heretofore
~, .cized principes OF the Democratic party, that
ana wei ~ over 10 leesate slavery the
Territories, exclude it thereiroEa- o.. - Tor o,r
government in the National convention and oeieVng A
liquidation Of them by all Of the Northern s1ass, ~
noble States Of OREGON California, the whole vote
more than doubtful in the ensuing Presidential eecOn' A
from Us our unqualified disspprOval - a. - A.,
The undersigned do deem this the place % 1e ; us
cuss the practical illustration that has been given - 'u
preside conflict between the Northern and souheh s9
mai has prevailed in this convention for the las1 WeeA
NJ Is sufficient to say that if the principles Of the NoiIn
Democracy are properly represented, by the opinion an
of me majority the delegates from that section on ms
we III moi hesitate 10 declare that their principles are not ohy
rot ours but il adhered and enforced BY them VIII destroy
this Union =
the convention We consequently respectfully Withdraw eaF
ing authorized cast the vote Of the STATE o Texas
Guv n BRvAS CIs,rman T r LUBBoCK,
S STOCKDALE. y 6kAER'
II r RUNNEIs VIZ OcHiL1REE,
M " Covry VIZ II PARSONS,
n WARD + CROSBY.
: uiss n, nv ~ ny-pe
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Ii tho,s NO ssh 70 purchase eF and Cheap SprinE
- Goods call at ths elsd store 81
,. IT, HUBBARD a CO.HFANHs
No. 20 Baot1HAg, Fla11Il11. l11s.
They keep fell and we'll selected aasslrs1i q 3,.7ia
Fancy Dry Goods. Also Hootl ahocsi lslsi l.l1, -.
ClosHiHg, &C., a. &e. i'f-a
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Auction safe of furniture * Pianos

Auction safe of rTurniIuFe q Pianos.
HARDY BROTHERS, AuctIOnesrs.
ON Saturday Morning, May 5th, at 10 o'clock.
viii sell without large assortment OF new
order from Constable several barrels old Liquors, large stock
OF Cigars Smoking Tobacco &C. -
uay2 Au toneers General ACTS, 42 Public Square.
something New.
TEyHE season for procuring Strawberries is at hand and
therefore, Messrs. MACKENZIE MISCHN desire 10 call
the attention Lady readers Of the USOS AND AMERICAN to
their various patterns Of FruitJars and Cans.
Tempest Jars are article In this market, very de-
arble very simple very cheap The demand 90 great that
already three hundred dozenhaye been sold. lm9=-
Buildings Lots for sale
VEyE offer for sale liberal number of beautiful
Pike and half to three miles rom The city, several
lots with small improvements.
Also, several beautiful lets in Watkins magnificent addi
Also, in West Nashville BOyds BocEs Harding's, and
0'Ds' Au'''-0"'' ''' '''' kR.w. Drown,
maye-Im ~ Cherry street.
Notice 10 Contractors.
NEALRD Proposals. Tor building Freight Depot Clarke
y Vile, Memphis, GAINESVILLE and louisville Railroad
Company will be reeeied By he until me hst Gay
Of june 1860 The building TO BE- Of brick oO o. 1u am wiz
BRICK and about sos yards ostone Plans
and speonso the building may be seen at this Office on and
A''s' tue i'' O'' GEO. B. FLEECE, Chief Engineer.
Engineers Once, NJ q 4 l. X r. CiarksYllle
may2-lm
store House Lots for sale.
SEVERAL very desirable FOR the Of business
houses, on College street. between Clureh and Broad
Apply to & W BROWN,
may9-Im AZ Cherry street
CITY BESIDE ces for Sale.
CtEvERAL desirabIs Residences in the City Applyto
} L L r BROWN,
mays-dkwIm AZ Cherry street.
TT,CORTFlCK,S IKEAPING AND MOVING
MACHHN
THyHE best Ma for Rsapng Moving in the country, and
offered for sale the 1st liberal termS constant supply
On hand. For further palt lieu ars inquire o.
d D DICKEY, Agent,
ravo II Market street.
CHEESE.
IN BOXES NEW CHEESE, just received and for sale BY
Ill nsy9 DICKkY
CORN MEAL.
IN BAGS just received consignment, and for sale 6y
HAY.
On BALES Hay just received consignment and IoP Sa'
OUby iuaysl DiCA-i'
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tbs VALUE OF WoNAN's LEG.-Aiss MARY CLOVES
lately recovered $4,000 from the Boston and Wor-
cester Railroad Company for the loss of leg by an
accident on that road. That's pretty dear A good
many woman can be bought, both legs included, for
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IanoRERs WANTED.
Fresh Peaches.

40 LABORrNG men can ani employment. At good
fhtt Vsge on The Knoxville and Kentuszy Railroad AD
= ( BY Immediately. JOS A. AABhts
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1gunaariau Grass seed.


WUsF received, and Tor sale II loE aufe I--4 80
. ar Hungarian gras. Seed. This seed mas -. 4, - -
STeat care and vas rliss the Northern Pof'N u
srse from dirt and all impurities r,-rr uoOpRR A. IN
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~ ~ DOzEN Ca1s Fresh Peaches Just received and for ssby
"A - apri9-a MIZELL. HOOPER & co.
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purEDzncc e decree Of the CountY Court q paTlll
III County, rendered 10 The case q TIE heirs ard dire
William Cover, diseased, eEparie, at the April tern ledt ~
Offer Tor sale Court House Oh NslsTile on st rd
the ga day OF June usz ils i1liesiaI negroes iop !
Rachel, about an ssVcn Year, of alei
HsTrist tss1ty seven" g and Der iso shildr-u'
Laura, ave 4"
Charles. three O.
Terms--9l In cash wiz Be rerei, anl Or ga laa1ci
u b. GHEAldiNr
navI-iids csIz and Master
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S MCGOWAN,
B. II. WILSON,
RIB BOYLsTOH,
Delegates from the State at large.
JAS II WITHERsPOoE,
EW CHARLES,
Delegates from LIST Congressinal District.
G n RETNkLDs, Jr,
TkOs Y SIHoSs,
Delegates from % Congressional District,
JANIS PATTERSON,
b. II. BROWN,
Delegates from 81 Congressional District
J. A. METTs,
Delegate from 4th Congressional District.
JOHN s. PREsToN,
FRANKLIN GAILLARD.
Delegates from 9th Congressional District.
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nN Saturday Morning, May 5th, at 10 o'clock,
we viii sell without large assortment OF new
and second hand Furniture Pianos Gcs Also by
order from Constable barrels old Liquors, large stock
OF Cigars Smoking Tobacco, &C -
r,avo An .eneers & General Ag'ts, a Public Square,
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Houses for sale
n HAVE TWO DWELLINGS FOR SALE, situated in North
NashVilleore Cherry street, just beyond Brewery,
lare brick buuing, containing ak and two porehes ne
other College street about the distance from the Brew
small brick house with four and porch also one
nice Log House the Mureesh0ro pike, south Nash7e
the toll gate with "a acres attached.
will sell bargain any all Of these dwellings, a P
yate sale and II cot sold before, viii sell them 81 public
ton At the Court House yard, Saturday. the ON
day of May, 1880.
TEENs-One half CASH. The oshsr half in ose and 10 years
with interest. JOHN u. blNoNSN-
april24 dds
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70 ne CON- Cr5 Cushing President e tie Democratic
AIdf0ndJ Convention;
The undersigned Democratic delegates from the State OF Flor
ida enter this their solemn protest. against the action OF the
r7nveon in voting the platform Of the majority.
Frda with Southern sisters IS entitled clear and
uneiquous recognition Of her rights in the Territories, and this
being read By the rejection Of the majority report protest
AGAINST reosVng Cucnna Platform With the Interpretation
mat 1t doctrine Of squster sovereignty in he Tetn
res which doctrine, the Of the people represented BY u.s.
/ repudiate. 7. = EEfEs,
B. r. WABDLkw,
JoHE 1LToN,
J. 0wEss
/ f DYKE
na fac fr,r, TInrt7n
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avfNg taken for short time the Front Room on the sec
III od g,r IN Hardy 4 Bfothsrs' auction and Commission
49, fIing Al io rates, large stock OF a. me
r. V,-Qir- .r5 Fancy tioOdss ard give handsome
~ ~ ~ PHILIP NORRIS.
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Store IIOuse Lots for sale.

tEVERAL very desirable Of business
houses, on College st-.et between Caurch and Broad
Snnlv 10 L 4 r " BROWN,
-,.ySIw Az Cherry street
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IN BOXES NEW CHEESE, justreesived and for sale by
0U maya DioKEY
CORN MEAL.
XII ,.sv3 DTOKEY-
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p, IA presjJspt of the Democratic CJaUeHtiOH
sra As chairman OF the delegation which mas me noh 10
rpreep the State OF Mississippi on this hoor, desire TO be
heard by you and by the convention 49,.
In common consultation have met here, the representatives,
Of sister States to resolve the principles Of great party WINE
maintaining principles profess no spirit save that oil mar
,pcon the Of party, and the safety Of our
organization But the latter must yield, Tor no
Organization without it, and no success Is honorable
which
we cane here mply asking recognition f the equal rights Of
the and Constitution Of our common GOV
ernmen that our right c property should he asserted and the
protection that property when necessary should be yielded BY
Government which claims allegiance We had regarded
government and protection coelatYe IDEAS anu ~ 80 long
the maintained the other still endured
After debeson Of many days. It has been announced to Us
by controlling majority OF representatives. OF nearly onea
the Unio7 the most solemn and in
preve manner that demand cannot be met and our R
be While granted that the capacity OF
within its jurisdiction is claimed TO be impoen Wheh called
OF species property recognized in fifteen
sovereign Within those Black Republicans
admit guaranteed by the Constitution, and to be only
higher Laws wi bout them, they claim the right 70
bit or destroy The controlling majority northern repre-
equally deny all power to protect; this, they
and must shall be the CONDITION operation
next Presidential election.
In this Of affairs duty plain and obvious The
State which here, announced principles
seventeen OF her
cognon Of her constitutional rights These have Sen plainly
~ splicity denied to her We have yield
went an abandonment Of her rghseyerythng except
Grand il has ayaiied US nothing
ne representatives Of Mississippi, knowing her wishs-as
hr,be men REGARDING her comuandsws withdraw from
veDtion and as action concerned, asolye her
ron All connection with this body, and al responsibility Tor its
action. - % 81 .o,-o,,i., v,b;ls a. h.
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J. o. GRIFFITH a co.

rs. Z. G. EASTMAN. p c. DUENINeTeN,
J. O. GRIFFITH JNO G. BURCH
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FRIDAY, WAY 4, 1seo.

DAILY IS; TREWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 50.
myARiABLV IN ADvAECE
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THyHE Ma hne for Rapn Moving In the country ard
offered sale the 1st liberal terms constant supply
D DICKEY, Agent,
r,.v0 Market street
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Judge Meek offered the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
ReoIyed That in the the Alabama delegation should
dra from the convention, delegate other erson
ba epceforward any authority 10 represent Alabama
~ ~ floor Of the convention, cast the vote Of Alabama
s and that our Chairman instructed to inform said
convention.
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The delegates from Florida before retiring, have adopted the
following resolution:
Resolved That nc person regularly appointed delegate
has right vote STATE Of Florida in this
vention. JOHN MILTON,
Chairman Delegated.
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prILLYTERy.

r ADTFs WILL Pl.E4sE NOTICE THAT NINE DINO.
IL RESTS Prize Medal Skkis patented, and ctn
not be sod BY ker parties generally aud tey cl only be
procured at Nine. pFN0kfs1e Skift F,npondms, as
foadwsy, 800 aud 20 Canal street 2sf Grand street aT
Erith avenue, and i4 P,frepcnt streei, Brookiyu u
sprinas toe ~ sprnea 7sc, springs ~ 30 springs Al 81
One ~ Nine Democrats Prize Meda skrs worth six of
hind besides being cheaper than s cheapest DO
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SUMNER RESORTS.

--
Ar WASHINGTON, HEIGHTS, HUDSON RIVER. IS
y minutes BY railroad and steamboat from Chambers
T house os na tsi on s SanSs
Ssc u asfsen con- nandrg msgn.cen view Of the river
@ sSnsoa' stop in front Of the place s2d station
M we nnS' e. as Street '''~-
BE- az. u Hl,ooTEiSIoGUs MINERAL SPRINGS oan-
f,ssei Wan his new and magnificent Hotel thoroa ally
WIN ss s ms. for The s s sss e s s9rs
Attached are tiardn medicinal s virtues of in the country
:S oaq ,I ss n a1s TsTE % nc
Ansnsa and Gardiner four miles distant for t conVeyanoe
cTrisrA, Maine June g. 1890 "A L. WHITE Agent
- New Jersey-fhe above fashonable summer resort g
WIN wh sen wM snaR 4 h
loot 81 coriani street at 81 NJ and So p. NJ. Express
CLTywoopp HOUSE OPPOSITE KEYroRrs }.
ps n w Ss o wilson sw o s B sSS@.
Broadway. 4. ". ABB0TT, rroprl,oor
y ss aa art h che. hotel S be 0penor the reception
The house oompieey repaired and refurnishsd
aew cooking range steam boilers, and every modern
extensive stabling attached to the premisea
s sss 2 s
J.Srs 81 isisp isse proprietor FranR,n HOUSE, psfaa.i
lei, Cape Island
IL popular summer hotel beautifully situated on the banks
10 soTA rSes a lHse T
iSs I a.esy street, and 10 Spa Time from
- formerly Of Iaiarge House. proprletor:
AaE X, %o ,IE HOUSE Is NOW orES FoE sum
Westchester couuty hour and half ride by
ing one Of the most Desirable locations to be found
io who purpose going In the country Address A. w.
NEW YORK HOTEL. FAR RoCKAwAy, !. l., is NOW
situated next to the pavilion the and
walk OF the Atlantic The house newly painted inside.
comfortable every respect For further particulars apply
to JOIN kAyAEA1H lopreior Plank road 70 the beach
NoTrCE-THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO INFORM HIs
~ friends and The public generally that he has leased the
@ say n h S% Re- M sn
TAIN 'AeIs ior he season on ne ms ,sssSnable terms
CPEcIAL NoTIcE-T1IE ATLANTICyILLE BOARDING
say hat she has a s u % o So T 70 sc
con- aoda,e twenty ladies' gentlemen within afteen
e COW Rgp to MARY A. FOSTER Al'n''v'' Suffolk
SVBr HOTEL. FIRE ISLAND, SOW OPEN.-THRoUGH
=, tickets p sosn ,erry sIoosyn "a DesrpaFk and Baby
particular address ssinmis 6omiuy, Fire Islapd.
CEA BATHING At L,yG BRANCH, N. 1.-THE ALLIE
Th. House besuiy saed a. the ermns Of he psls
ware and Rartan Bay Railroad. having 1ne he
hls terms. ~ wXsDELL. PToprie;or
TTUITEp STATES HOTEL, FAR RoCgAwAY L. Is
- now open for Tie r pion OF guests This hotel is hand
semsy situated within ten minutes YAK Of ,he Atlantis
house and fnrnure md The large and we
desirable house s,aEes depot Jnnaica
on the arrival Of The trims Steamboat VIII also leave New
$. WILL ANS. Proprietor.
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HOTELS.

TrcrRTH AyFyt-E HOTEir~@ AND 700 FOURTH
II avenue between Twenty third as Twenty fourth streets
Families gentlemen accomm sieh Win hthioe honfns,
Nth vhhon Board Strangers vis az the CITY VII md this
sue. epd desirable stopping Place IfFmsYery m"icraie
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NATRrMONfAL-A You've oEvrrENavor AMPLE
lN means - dearuns 81 corresponding with some YOUNG
lady win rew o nanony. She be afsrfn.te
disposition, ana rossessei " few nrl.hmens Al
crsss n sincerity, y. Henry, Post o1ee, Sew York.
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49, --.----7-------=--
LOAN OFFICES,


At TIE OLD OFFICE, MONEY IN Any AMOUNT.
10 sdvapcs Diazaonds. Watches, fancs sosArs &c,
or hqazA- FOR cash once private. Hours ~ s.
J. II. BaRRfN0ER, 10 Brosaway rom 70, up ssNrs.
AT IS NASSAU gTE-ET-A. HoNf0GAN, DIAMOND
N hrc1er sGyance1 ney 10 sny anoant On D.fno n1s
Watches and al Kinds Merchandise Buys for cash ~ his
Irvs'e u&se, o. Nassau sEeet room No bAncs< eona
dental
ar III GPA,lD sTRyyT. THREE DOORS VEST or
Jeuelrv Pll Dv Goods end Personal Properly Of ever
description. borrA and Rosi, by JOSEPH A. JAChsoS,
-Sacsoheer and broser
/, II. THOSE S.AnUss oR GENTLEMEN DEslROUs or
IL obtaining short rods on diamonds WATCHES
sex-iry OF taertaud-s be accommodated Eriyely.
Ayryto y GAfGF hroser. No "a Fourth avenue. COZ
tbe Coopers fnSttsc. isiyste eA<raace hsii coor
AT cHAxBgE9 sTRFf-T.-MONEY TO LOAN TO
"A say amount Dauns-ds 81; unset, watches Jew.
ry T. The baufh or The tighes, cash prices ~
che wei Known fsAACS. IL Canben street. n B--Ho Do
n. zsacled On Sataxr6Rys
AT 40. 81 CFpAR sT1EEr-HErRY HyNkN SgT
- hrcke Office viii syrnos cash 1. any amoga oa IA
Iuouds set unset Waiahez Eiver Pe and Jeweify
e SANE Tor oash opposite the Pos Ace, r1ou No j.
seceJ< hooT.
AT THOMPSON CO.'S BRIxKfS AND COMMISSION
"a Mercap,s l02 Nassau street 81 street.
A.. second nocr. advance noney fr1n 81 Sg.sp.
Walhes nnmones Jeveiry Dry Co2cs md al kinds
~ merctan5se ~ fought Particular s.cnton pad .
Msessses bessb snd I'D. A. u. THOMPSON Aaeaoneer.
oo1 RRoApwAY.- royrf LoavFD on WATCHES,
DOL ntsmo8Ss ard iswely 81 bough for cash ~ full
rsius Al ne retail cvelri store M broadway No olcs
sigma --------- =. = cuHFN.
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9TH wARp-wE THE UNDERSIGNED, INsPEc-
10 .ar1 cf Primary Election hed IN The fghisenh ward
o. Thyaay evening Juy r. 1890 the Of Twenty
and Third avenne pvr.san, 70 he call Of tie
caerai Committee o. Tsmmany Hall hereby certify thai tbs
too on Vhsh the OF James Irving Frederick L.
vuns and John r. BRIGGS for 81 the General Com
Nc, wase actsd unanimously
WILL an DryHAM,)
BERNARD REILLY, i1nspeCtos.
THOMAS ByRNES, y
INV YORK, July H. 1850.
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L'ARM FOR SAIE.-rITE REST FOR TIE PRICE ~
the States 1913 acres, in Cumberland village su,san
county New York-S2e0 part cash Good place FOR mills,
shops. Including the wood viii sell for s.
ocaioD Is healthy and pleasant. Home market New
prices No waste land School churches and Pos,
ice close SIX hours ride this city Apply 20
Fulton street. Agents will please apply.
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VOUNG MRN's DEMOCb ATTIC UNION CLUB.-DOuG.
les and JohnsonA regular meeting Of this Club will be
held ts rooms, No Union square tbs fiday) evening az
eo'clok favor of the election OF Douglas
and johnson respeculv utted with the Club.
E0RATIO T. CARR, President
4 81 Ga
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NOR SALe-6Ul ACRES OF LAND IN BLEDSOE
county Tenn, al 81 30 per II Is table land
All ~ excellent qualify 2 Of Il heavily dmpered
with chestnut and black walnut the 800
cd win grns lands In the vicinity OF Inferior quality.
selling - W railroad be- built through
This tract which VIII greatly enhance ia vars; II
worth much more ,han the asked Terms half
the balance approved paper real estate New York w
be taken Address Wills sasscer 20 second street Ba-
Md.
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INOR SALEM BROOKLYN, TWO NEAT COTTAGES,
ti:naied Monroe street tso doors Nostani
and six blocks north of Fulton Fulton ayen
Nostrard three Prce sf2D
and 1890 each For further particulars apply the pre-
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~ practice Matrimonial IN Paris fsrndta I
have been persuaded by many feu ~ establish branch
Office In View York not for month wear. uerm<aeni
agency, where - les aud rcnerns OF t sad crcun,
s'euc Ia Ne VIII b. waited "a business Ike ulqnner
have arraty three hundred dacuerrcrnes ~ dies
and gentlemen 90 MIKE selections FROM from AGES 81 M
teen and Steea 70 widows u foy Anl lg that h Wis,
desire nd suitable Terms a. in advance
enclosed wh no'e stating whore address balsnce when TO-
ruduced The name must te plainly written " avOd m g.
taxes No conmgnicaions from ulrrieI perrIs eoni1.
nspced In any gay Address EDWARD ORrrNEe
ststionA, Spring street Post tfce, '
B-Ofce not Objectionable u tie reinei Il lies and
rean saloons Ia the city.
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ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For NEW YORK CITY
Il Property IN elegant country reltluncs consstinr OF
modern built Honse aIna, stables Carriage House Ire
House Sc ali in the best of order with acres OF Land
tending the beach and commanding view OF he a
Of New York Apply 10 y r. JACOBS No ! New street,
of Wall -
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IGOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PRODUCTIVE Try
IL Property-A Farm containing - Of lass nd
With variety OF choice young fr trees together with
Stock and farming Utensils building three stories barn,
siabng, pole mile
rrndcd level from ~ 70 feet wide with proper
aed in The town Of WespOrt Connecticut ad Joining IN part
tho beautiful and extensive grounds of Morris Retchum Esq
Apply at the GiraId House, from 10 A. H. % Up, "
H. WfkFNty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13
MATRIMONIAL.

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N states, desires 10 open corfespoudelce with s9n
wealhy souihern gentleman with view " nsirnonr sh
y hot young Handsome about thirty, bat has boar
SID friends b0e ~ auy kui heated sou aces hs a.
ks he would Ike such wife. they may address inel ae.s
Union square Post oaict.