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seai you few lines. This (prirass con-
yer ance) is the only sure way Of getting
letters 20 cur friends, that We hsre-sne
Express system through this county being a
very uncertain IS well as great money
naaisg business-iike great many other
thsag. hereaxays.
Today Is. Sunday, aai all hands are
resting. Not pick, shovel or 'son," can
be heard. with their monotouous din, 10
echo forth IL plain words, thai industry
should be rewarded. Bot, To- morrow morn
/ iDs, at sunrise, al bands will be oct at
work; then the racket, and the grating Of
the stones and gravel over the ''t0m-irons,
the ria- of shovsIs and the clscx of picks,
resoEndiuy frsm one end Of the g1lch TO the
other, weaIi make nervous man fee. chilly;
bat for = miner i. /. .'eonc3rd Of swee;
sounds
arily dare stake ny reputation tor
Tsrasity, By telling yea that men are making
money everywhere in the gold mines spread
Ing over this Rocky Mountain country; bet,
nevertheless, such is the case, and will be
for years TO come: some are making money,
others are BOT, for the reason that they are
too easily discouraged.
Our company have been busIly at work
for the lass Two months, in one claim here.
without making expenses; but, now the
dark cloud begins 70 disappear. What was
once n doubt, i, 50 40 longer. Now all are
light, hearted and full Of hope, iha. w.ek
ago looked d3wn-casi, and were down.
hearted. We have found dirt that will pay
from ten cents to one dollar TO the pan,
tmost Of i, Is Of the ten cen. kind, however,
and getting better all the time. On the
claim mex. above the one We are on, they
are taking out from ono hundred to TWO
hundred and fifty dollars day, and it is
getting better all the time. On the one be-
low, they are doing fully as we'll. cannot
except any claim in the upper part Of the
gq!ch that is not doing well. But then, it
is hard work to get the gold out Of them,
and that don't suit all that come here; 50
they make the excuse that they have very
urgent business at homeland, by the time
they get across the broad prairies TO the
Big Muddy, they cometo the conclusion that
it is all a "hambug," anyhow.
New gn!ehes are being discovered almost
every day, and some pretty rich ones, judg-
lng from report; it being the only means |
have Of telling anything about them, as |
have not been to them, and don't think |
shall 90, as have plenty to do at home.
Well, will quit talking about the mines,
and put in word on politics, as | feel
grea. interest IN the election Of "Old Abe
only wish the miners Of this gulch had the
election 10 their owp hands, for in that case,
| am certain we would have Republican
President for the next four years. All are
Disguised with the way Jefferson Territory
has been treated in regard to the furnishing
Of mail facilities; and, as most Of Us noun
tain Boys get letters from friends in the
20,
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AmDrotypists & DaguerreotyDists!

N7E ARE NOW RECEIVING VERY LANCE
W stock Of Ambrotype- Nrianoiype Darner-
reotype and Photographic Goods. embrace NJ every
nsefn article IN demand by the operator Consisting in
part Of "
Cases, Frames. Plates, Gia,. yJat,iur.
/ Presersers, Pure Chemicals ind Apparatus
which ~e will sell reasonable .errns
cepttlhOeT 23-''fI22 Y. GEEEdMlS A.
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DISSOLUTION.

The oo-psrtnersbip heretofore exiting r,use, the
hrm name and style % John HsutboTn a. Co ia this
day 6issuiYed ~ mutual consent and all debts On.
6y me said hFn are to be paid by John Hsphorn and
al eebs due 70 said arn be paid 10 said anbr
who has purchased the entire interest Of jeremiah Yo,
ssui Of TIE afIn 81 John Hsniiorn & Co
JDHs HAWTHORN
JEREMIAH FOLSOM.
ounca ElBrs, February 9Th 1850
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Dec. tn 1859
nes&nf.GTtnH.

rT,Hg CO-PAETsERsHfp HERETOFORE EXIST
i re- between W. W. xAysABD xfd CHAs y Pro-
sosT Ia the p1ss3zsficn ~ the SoHparsif asdr, The
frra nsnse a MASsAHD PaoTosT, has been tins aay
dissolved by usgissi consent e u PHoyos1 rsflrtny
fsssa the arH Tae business WIFI he hereafter cdrrt-
- BY the aresrgne, by whom all dsSts etr scfe6 in
fhe name 81 he frm PROF 10 this date viii BE- x..t,ed
and 70 whom all amounts due the frns nst,.t be "a "A
W. n. 2AYSAgp
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DISSOLUTION.

The Hhse-ssErei doing bntipe urder the nsmr ard
style - r " Dasrnpgrt q Co have this dsy dis
sfFe5 ~ fnHtSst consent; All demands zEsinat said
H-na VIII he paid BY y. ~ Davenport and all soo9H,s
ase sad ETas IA st 10 psif hns
N DAVENPORT,
HUMPHREY PALMER
Dec. tn 1850. r2B2s n.
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4 vorcr ron nyLLEyEREn.

lev gEgEsas !s@l2sksf U Oh E1-4t1Es % So
raj .asersz:. - ID 10: particularly al
raire the idea Of belsDging to polItisa
party, in these days # poli.iea. eIsiteneni
tia; u NOT ka9wn 10 have a. existence,
iaIjts gou Tia lsiser for The purpose Of LEI
siag shs psbiie kao= that, although ss
dan't. politically, Esazs much asiss IN tbs
community, sasTe are nevertheless some les
this far west, who heliers aud adhere 70. the
dos.rIaes 81 The Constitutional Uuion Party
some few xsa stand unrao7cd IN tAefr
devotion 10 the Cn.7n, and vii. resist 70 the
end, tkz: ss.es tide II faHa;ieisE and ser
tlgaafssn, tssas i. sweeping like food, over
oar beloved egaatrE-men IN whose breast.
ss;l! liycs th4, national, conservative, sffTif
which psryadsd the hearts of our ReTola-
fionaFy fathers; anI although Ne are al
present, IN tbs State, greatly IN The MINOR
~, set, siF, bare rrea! reason to 0etseFs
tha. thu tiss.e - not far distant, when men
in lows, re- well 80 Ia other States, VII!
haze their cyes Spsnsd 20 the rasaous ten
dency Of this sectional war ID which they
ars 81 present engaged aui when any po-
,Iie.l party, Il be successful, must have
for igs ohjs not she sgecrss oi one section
At the expense Of another, ba: the ''pros-
perIsY and happiGes, Of The tsaols country
they rauss regard the Constitution, not a.
m idle collection Of words, that may be
construed into any meaning, 10 suit the
aoglsns CT any fact.an--bus, as it was re-
gardcI By is immortal builders, as sacred
compact between sovereign States, which
cannot, uaJeT any circumstances, be VIC
lated 10 the slightest degree, with impuuity;
aud wttbaI, bold the Union paramount 10
the Niger. But, must close, as did no.
intend 10 say, ct this time, any more than
vas necessary 10 iaI5rm the world thas,
although IL. BzLL's strength in Iowa Is
not sufG,ienE to Justify Us 10 ran ticket in
toe STATE, there ars', nevertheless, some Of
his friends in this region; and though at
iha c9m.ng pr.#IsHtlHt election they may
90 Ga" p.'...' ~ , ,t 49,, go 10 CIV
.n,s,.,,ts.fo the fslJ vel fb;nrs vii ,
rema.n 20 forever. Ia another letter will
asigsa the P4s.t,'aa occnpi by the G.Hsr'
mt parties "Ish your permission.
CONSTITUTION.
IT., ,t,v. g., f. s,;- .,.,,,o ~ ths ,.,li,-
g.. a., ,.
's''HS N'"9'"'s'ss 4@A'' Ia ~ 'h'' CLASS
u men Who drlI@hi, a. tbs time, ID arr0ga.
l.ar to themselves all the - national, con-
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~" 10. - 90 - -
oIF h5s9'aSi 'haTy iasiess'' VIII be seen
that his writer, 10 common with all those
..vh4 Jel,,ye and adhere 10 the dactrjne. If
49,. ,,.-....,.,.;..,r fr,,;,, De-. ,,..,f...-.
'' w. ;
&A'tt @'i'1 ''4 'ahA''e's" ana sectional
ism' II tho Republican aai Democratic
parties. tbs while h. most signa,Iv fails to
vel 20, r,-.,..t -, ..i,,,..;.,.-.,
- 80 ''' W '''9 ''''''
OF tas D'F'y whose interests no desires 10
rr1m,:r.- merely r5utsn'iog himself with u
rrDst.l.on Of lh, rt2Gvsn. crr Of his order
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Notice I

Taxpayer. will take no.iea that viii .,oe
making sat the delinquent Tax Ltst fo- publ on
ne grsf asy Of July next srG all property On which
the tSIea are MT paid date viii be taxed with
the G s. q advertising.
WILLIAM D. TURNER.
Tyes'r Of Ponardfsarsse Co. Ioea
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Iowa institution for the Deaf and
l. I,

TINS Institution is located at Iowa City is now
i open for the admission of pupils
The trustees have secured good building and board
and tuition are offered without charge.
The friends Of humanity requested TO extend this
notice as far as possible throughout the State
that the privileges Of the Institution may be enjoyed by
those for whom it was established.
Oct. 81, 1879. W. i. IJAMS PRINCIPAL
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MoSoNA COUNTY "wIoE-Aw.kES."

Entr II No>PAREiL:-A "M3nona County
Wide-Awrke Cub" was formed in Onawa
on Saturday last. The following officers
were elected.
Presi5cnt-TMorny ELuorr.
ti~a Pres Is Hugh Lydia, Of BeiIvjIcre.
T. \. Day, " kennybcc.
J. \. IIcjsler, " NlpIe;on.
IA Forseas," PREPARATION.
u Whiting, L" West Fork.
RrrardiH1 S-crf'ary-R shard Stebhips.
Corresponding >ecreity- 5. 5. Pearce.
Trea5ufsr-james {. Armstrong.
The meeting was addressed by several ni
the Republicans Of 0oawa. aud b. \. L.
Wright, Of Council Bluff. The ottawa
Lincoln Glse Cub, >" favored Is with several
Republican souSs. The R"publieans Of
N5noaa Couaty are awake. and determined
to give sso thirds vote for Lincoln and
lI'mIrn. We were finl last Fall, but We
will uatie on tho 5.h Of November, and add
onr mite 10 the ''sen thousand majority
for Lincoln aGd lIam'in.
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A. CA RID.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa June rst 1860
BeinB, Of late. enensIVely engaged in the Neresr.
we and Milling business we have Transferred our
banking. Collection, Land and Tax Paying business
10 MR. NATHAN r. DODGE, who has been con uected
Win our House tFDra ats organization cordially
recommend MIN TO our former patrons a responsible
man and one who VIII attend fni,hfulIy aud promptly
TO all business iatfusted to bis care.
Very Respectfully.
EAIuXIN
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IN TIC Har'nn lFhio1 Republican gives
The following "Noto.,' which shows that the
'sehool-mas;er il abroad =,
"Na'as.-
ga gate dugrisass NaAiin /. - cam nT
On sa'erda the l5faehth and poll i.two b..
razsd We want two Jet sEn no down s,u,b
that narTann sountv il avl rite and tha, v .
kant 20 nirgsr beer rr are skuafsur sav,;.
IEgs ard heleeve in the rsrnl rnoIin vav
vii p'eas" rabl@Sh this sun hIaea Raruhla.
kan might want rso rurn 90 w. ayr rbi,;,
ringers u9w Larsu Joolvs 6.een eighteen -
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pssfsE5egs ssa&ssss tgr 4tssEaE EGertar gha
IL . zsss5saat HsstFet q Esa iii 4htsss. saa
ss-p,s Gas ts.Egs as tssgss aas8 E arass
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TIE DIsUNIOS TWADDLE.

The prospect Is. that the South will sub
INIT to Mr.. Lincrn's election, if not grace
fully, at worst suienly, aud without Offering
any active resistance 10 his Inauguration, or
to the acts of his administration, if they do
not prove aggressive. So tame Il contest is
not calculated to stir up hot blsod. The
final impression which the canvass will leave
on the Southern mind, will not be the set
tied hatred sometimes engcndered by violent
and exasperatng party warfare, but acqies-
cencC in result which Will have been long
fercsern and camly awaited. Whether Mr..
Lncoln's election will be a good thing for
the country, Is question on which We el-
press no opinion. Time viii solve that
problem. But If his election be an event
which those who most drprecate are power
less to prevent, the earlier that conclusion
is reached the better for the tranquility Of
the country. Before the All Of March the
Southern mind will have become so accus-
toned to lis contemplation, tha. the mere
accession Of Republican to. power will
have lost its terror, and Mr.. Liuc1u's ad-
njnlstrntlon, like any other, will be allowed
to stand on It's merits, aud viii be Judged
by the wisdom or unwi>dom Of It's measures
and policy NcLc York WORTH.
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THE DANGER OF TIE UNION.

.lul-c Orr, who il slumping Missouri as
an opposition candidate for governor. riIi-
cuIe> the idea Of danger to the Uuon from
the success of the HepuJiicans, and tells
the following story to illustrate the assinine
character Of such threats;
'The people are beginning to know them
as we'll Is the hon knew the DONKEY, with
whom he was travelling. The pair becoming
hungry, the donkey proposed that they
should turn aside to Il coruirid. They did 50
and the onSey having Toasted On its contents
was pr pairing to leave; but the lion said :
''What am to DO ? cannot eat corn. >
'Truc,' said the donkey. but if yon lie
10 the bush, here, Will 20 into the thckct
yonder, and frrChtfn the deer with my bray,
so that you can catch one when they attempt
to escape" The Ion agreed and the jackas.
going into the th:ckct, hrayrd so terribly
that all III" deer in 1t came running out.
The hon sc:zad one. and made a meal of the
prev. On coming hrck the donkey with
much concei'".knd, UiGaii scare them -
"Ies," replied the lion; land you would
have scared m" too. If haunt known who
You were - just so We might be frighten-
ed hy the predictions Of danger to our insti-
tutIons by the Democrats. if We did not
know exactly what valuH to set upon them !"
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TAKE NOTICES.

tINhat hereafter, all skeFi5-s Fees n,usf 10 ,.is
i IA aaFsBoes II all Eases without resrfet "a ne
N1Ss' = ~ CRAIG
Sac. shsras q PIT. 70, Iowa,
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4 SUPERIOR LOT OF GLASS AND PITY yrsr
n received, and fyr sale by
W gcCLELLASD.
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Ess uufsEslgnes kaSszz s1is their entire .,a<s a,
sas AMI r-sirea fran ba.sness ia causcii nuY. leg
cave To rsi@rH their sincere tanks fsr the tise,
tForsEe rssy hsFs resolved. and ceeg.sIy r~-usa.-.
- tseir Cd es,Ssne-s tAesr sasces~ors Mesrs P,sx
sosissos. ss s=ssssss worthy Of the esnaa.u.p
Az pxfrosazr. Q. the yunsse.
SSv. -. Is5s-tf roo-ry ..rrsn.
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Hon. II. l., MCPHERSON,

VIII Speak
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RAILROADS.
hAhAkkOAOSs
NkW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN FARE tn AI.RANY

NEW YORK AND HARLEY nAnRoAD.
On and ater wsdns:day JaDus.y "a IsSc trains VIII isas
For E.lnAmsbridge-aS0 and II A. NJ; 1N and $50 r. Il
For White rlains-l79 md -
For Crcson FsIstP n, from 1weny sixth street depot
For Aibsny-s A. NJ man, and $50 NJ express comes.
inu with the N. Y Central Railroad
RETURNINa WILL LEAVE
wnliAnshffdge- and 80 A. NJ, and and 3,10PH
While PlAins-S and 7.N A. H.; 4s0P.M
Croton-7 A. N. kilierJn-7 Al
Ahany-ll A. n, mall, and lls p M crpress trs, -.
A. M mall. and $50 r. express tar connect - Crss
ham Cornern for all ss.fons Western Rslrsd Rs-
gage checked for the NAL and crner o. W
md Centre strsess frora Sis A. n from y lsp -
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sEGARs AVN TOR1Si5;0.

HAVANA sEGARS.-2e0Oo HAVANA sEaARs VAR.
IL hrepda tor sale for Of
tropoiian Hotel
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JOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. IN A
~ aourishnE country town in Iowa Fine large Hosss
Main street the Court House and public farm
ard cd lot may be had In connection desrod
brance win exchange for improved property East as tho
resides here for established mercantile business
In New York city For particulars address 52 Post
Office Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

III OUsEs FOR sALE.-Two THREE STORY BRICK
III front high soop and basement HDuses containing all The
modern improyemsnt such q no. and cold water bath
furnace; &c pspercd from top 70 bottom and Ia tho n0s
perfect order Wss Thirty soond ssree4 north se
between lishh and Ninth Apply 70 G. LUDnANN
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VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY FOR sALH-A
fne site for public building having loo feet ront
on Broadway by l25 feet In depth Apply 70 LOOMS
GOFF, No 6Pine street or a i2S Broadway, Thirty
fourth street. on the premises
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NoUErRY SEAT AND FARM FOR sALK-ALSo CITY
" reedence.-Ths valuable property OF ITO acres is
East river, West hester county about an hours drive from
New York perfectly healthy and only to DO % be
appreciated has hot Houses Boat House. Dock, Billiard
Room House and will be sold with stock OF all kluds Car
rssges FORFEITURE &C. Ato large and desirable city
with stable Tbe owneri compelled to travel abroad
from III heshh, and terms viii be very liberal Apply al ~
Pine street rooms
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON .BLooNIHGD ALE ROAD
~ 10 ease.-Ths House with Of ground
attached situated between 10th and OSth s.reets
tends fro the road to the Hudsc river. mmeistey ad
joinrg the Woodasn property For particulars apply W.
b MUFFAT, $50 Broadway, Office No g.
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UNFINISHED HOUSE TO RENT.-HoUsE NO. 80 WEST
II Twenty second street, with furniture. The house
contains all modern and ia good order The
apply to B. b. DYH8 agert for A. j. Blocker
Son % 967 Broadway, Fifth and Twenty
third street
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COTTAGE NEATLY FURNISHED GARDEN, &C., TO
~ lei, st Elizabeth n j. As minutes by New Jersey Rail
road nine train hourly three minutes walk from
pot excellent neghborhcod very healthy every
churches &c Inquire Of WIN H. SCOFIELD, 80 william
street. second acor.
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4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-A HoU Sc.
"a with Is rooms tenai house. barn, carriage house,
shade and fruit trees choice fruit orchard currans rsapbe
&C. 81 Of land 80 feet front at Huntington
L the Park End convenient to the Academy. csurches
and the hsIpor terms moderate. For SALE adjoining the
above separate be thereto l6 Of good
arabic Land With without old house having young
chAr of choice fruit trees and bearing trees Inquire
WIN. IL PARSONS store No. 3i3 Broadway, n. Y, j. A.
WOODHULL, merchant near the premises
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CHOlCE LOTS IN HARl I'm FOR SALE CHEA P-SOME
~ the choicest Lots In Harlem immediate
mens graded streets tie alton Of the Second
Third and Fourth railroads and seamboa. landings
Will sell Pos st prices inst Will pay well for iavesents
also low priced Let's Terms easy. Apply ID. s.
puNC0hB, 81 LIBERTY s.eet
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NcUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET-wIrH GOOD CAR.
" rage house II desired; contains thirteen rooms MODERN
improye complete ten minutes walk from Vanderbilt
landing Staten leland furnished un'urnished at
low price for cash In advance
GROUND fruits flowers and shsde. Address q Best Post
rntra
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LTURsIsHED HOUSE TO REET-THE THREE STORY
Bouse No s. West Forty hh street. between
Fifth Sixth containing all the modern improve
The furniture Is handsome AID complete; linen
silver rclueed good Tenant Apply 10 T. LIVINGSTON
No. South William street.
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CMArL FARM FOR sALE-AT KENSICo ONE AID A
: bali mile from depot Harlem Rslcold and miles
from White Paius WsscEester county - up.
Of Grst land with Orchard Barn. Dwelling
and Carriage House Apply to MILLER ROBBINS owner.
ITO Fulton avenue Brooklyn.
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pRvATR RESIDENCES FOR SALE CHEAP. By A.
I SpR6EAkT is Wall street. three story brick aouss
and Lot Thirty second street. broadway Price Sc 600
$1,000 remsn mortgage One d, Thirty first
$500 three story brown stone House Twenty eighth
street $1,000 Apply as above
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EARA FOR BALE, AT A DARGAIN--A MOST BEAU.
II nel oogrry residence, containing 100 Is wood
land under high state Of ca aon IN Wesch
ooun.s I6 miles from the city Apply to HAINEs BRO
TIERS fano.ore MAnufsctNy, Second Avenue, Twenty
Erst street
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EuRrIsHED HOUSE TO RFNraAT FORT WASHING
view OF the Hudscp river landscape the east
good house and stable Location very select
Further may be obtained application 10 RIOS
WILL G. PIERCE 10 Pine street.
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ORANGE, NJ J.-rEE UNDERSIGNED nAe A CHOICE
" Co.tsge Residence with of Land new ard
In excellent order, fe village, for SALE chesp.
JOGEfH b. LiNDEIAkY MAio street. Brick church.
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LNLlGIBIE STORE ON BRoArwAY-fRONT PART TO
II suitable tenant whose ira te would harmonic
with TIE De sing machine business Address o. W. j. box
S,Ss6 Post office.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

EoR sALR-gDvKN HOUSES. NORTHWEST CORNER
OF King and Vkrtck streets with lease Of ground In
quire Of FRANCIS LAMB l9 YaIck street every afternoon
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HOTELS.

IJOrEL AT WASHINGTON HET6HIs, CORNER rsSru
III and lt5h Has enty two Rooms b,. IN
an sdoinins building p.ytns Bar IN connection with Iii
see furnished the Furniture Tables Bar Fir,nrss
would be sold bargain Il the only Honse he
full mmodaors In the midst of l,rse and Ana
increasing Of the city within hour by railroad md
seambos,s locality for health equs.d For par,Icsrs
apply 70 b MILLS Agent, ass Brosiway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-22

OFFICES ITO RENT-ON THE SECOND. THIRD AND
~ fourth floors Of building No IT'S broadway
howard oel and next door OF Corandt street. hav
st. suitable for the watch and jewey trade other light
RESPECTABLE business The fourth floor l25x25 lighted
each end aud by tky lah be rented single
divided tenants desire The odce ons Broadway
ard CortlAndt street. Apply to X. BqNNER CO.,
Importer and dealers In watches and swelry LIS Brosd
/.
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LNoR sALE-A VERY DEsIRABLE COUNTRY HOUSE.
negriy together with five the very Land
suitable for gardening or trucking which number of
fine Fruit located Rarlsn Bay Monmouth county
D. only and half hours ride steamboat from the
city For particulars inquire Of G. W. RAY 35 Broadway
or WIN AUALPIN, rs CAiharine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-22

Duchess county, the Albany post rosd, 81 miles
south OF Poughkeope well stocked with all kinds OF Fruit
For full particulars apply to A. BLEEcKER SON Co.
Z Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-22

A PRIVATE FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS WILL LET
"A entire first door, Furnished or unfurnshed with re-
qustes for II required either small family
without children gentlemen who would Ge to mako
q permanent Yearly rent unfurnshed, $40
Apply at 500 Fourth