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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL CON
TEkTION.

MEMPHIS, May 20.--Senator Sprague ad.
dressed the convention to-day, opposing free
trade and denouncing the Capitalization OF
capital as at New York.
is The committee will report tomorrow. W
letter from General Lee was received with
immense applause, which was renewed again
and again.
LATER.-Delegates to tho convention con-
tinue to arrive and now number nea1ly eleven
hundred.
The following resolutions were read and re-
ferred: ''t &
That the standing committees hold over
until next session, and that their respective
ohairmen have power to call Uhem together ut
any time; ASKING each State to hold conven-
ton an6 appoint ten deleeares to general
convention; instructing the. co mmttee to as
certain the exaediency OF forming permanent
convention to meet ON time 20 time; request.
the Southern railroads.&c. hold q convention
Tor establishing immigration oo-opera.iol1; for
taking means for eys, ematic labor; asking
aid for the Augusta and brunswick Railroad,
and the s. lima and Memphis Road; for OF gan
icing committee OF f1ve TO memori sliGe. Gen.
gress ON all subjects endorsed by the conyen-
ton.
Governor Patton offered q resolution, which
was passed uoder suspension OF the rules,
to memcriali8e Congress for repeal of the
direct land tax of 1852
The Committee on the Southern Pacific Rail-
road reported that it is the opinion of this
conventio that the interests of the whole
country. and especially those of the Southern
States, conld be served by the main trunk
railroad Lice from San Diego, California, the
junction OF the rivers Colorado ndGila, and
along the valley OF the Gila south to El Paso
On the Rio 0rande, and thence to convenient
central point near the thir,y-st cond parallel
east OF the Rrazos River, from which main
trunk feeders should lead to st. LOUIS, Mem
phis, New Orleans, and other points. 1T was
adopted unaniDc cusy.
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4uaerai Netiees.

AJ nhe Friends and Acauntntances of
Mr. and Mrs. JOHN MoNtLuh Re. Mrs. X. j JEr.
FoRDs adr and Mrs L d. MowaY and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. MowRY, are respectfully, invited 70 attend
me fuoerAi OF the former at Grace Church lH1s
MOI 'sat Eleven O'Clock. without further invita-
ton. ~. =.
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EUROPE.
AN EMEUTE m IRELAND.

DUBLIN May 20.-An ugly riot occurred in
Trabee. The police interfered, when they
were attacked by both parties. The police then
Ared on the people, many OF whom are hurt.
Three policemen are wounded.
LETTER OF THE ARcHBIsHoP OF CAsHEI..
DUBLIN. Nay 1s.-The Archbishop Of Cashel,
Rev. DIR. Patrick Laahy, in pastoral lett X re-
fers to the recent outrages committed in South
Ireland. He considers it lamenthble thas the
acts Of few desperadoes should tarnish the
fame OF Tipperary, and empbatlcally denies
the existence Of an agrarian conspiracy. The
c.tragcs, no says, were the result O. unhappy
relations existing between landlords and ten
ants. and that the settlement Ut the land ques-
zion in Ireland would be sure to diminish the
number Of such unfortunate occurrences. The
pastoral bids dissatisfied tenants to look for
hope to the Imperial legislation, and points
out the danger OF estraneine and disgusti 1g
by the commission of such outrages as have
recently been perpetrated.
MR. JOHNSON DRCLINEs THE SOUTHAMPTON BAN
QUIET.
LONDON, Nay 18.-Reverdy Johnson has
written note to the authorities OF Southamp-
ton declining the proposed banquet in his
behalf. He took that occasion to express his
qualification at the extinction OF the late ap-
prehensions OF unfriendy relations between
Great Britain and the United States, He was
assured that the people Of both countries
would regard any interruption Of existing
friendly relations as dire calamity.
TIE LONDON STANDARD ON THE ALABAMA CUES
-xGN.
LONDON, MAY 18.--The Standard to-day has
an artic.e ON the Alabama CLAIMS treaty. 1t
q says The idea Of awaiting further express
sions from Parliament and Congress commits
She business 70 in ef ,ite postpoDement. Eng.
lands sentiment beina clearly pronounced. she
IN still prepared to submit TO proper tribunal
the question OF wrongs and damaX Xes, but any
[ attempt to reopen controversy on preposter ,us
grounds, whatever the American sentimen,
may be. is absurd. From this position Ene.
land cannot reoede."
REACTION IN SPAIN.
MADRID, May 20.-Dispatches announce tina
two thousand adherents OF Queen isabella mr..
at Perpignan, in France, nearly ready TO eros
the frontier. Goveros.ent,s &c taking Easasure
9sS TO prevent the invasion il possible.
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,-Habitual drnnkards in Nllnois, by recent
not OF The Legislature. are hereafter to be sub
sjaotedlto avery stringent course Of treatment.
inaan Q peraons, and are to be placed under
the care oil guardians or OF the overseers OF the
poor. sim liar provision exists IN Pennsyl-
vania, but the regulations are more strict ~
Illinois since in tue latter Htato when o per-
soi hes once, been declared q hAhitnal dream r.
ard, the guardiahship over him must ccndnue
cor m anIire year. .,s,t s., u, ,s.ys. ,,s,s.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The delegations from the Merchants and Ex-
change Bo srds of st. Louis will leave that city
tomorrow for the New Orleans Commercial
Convention.
DR.. N. Stanton, Of Boston, President OF the
Wills Valley Railroad, from Chattanooga to
Meridian, Mississippi, is at Cincinnati with
an important proposition to the Southern Rail-
roads.
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u s9- BATCHELORS HAIR DYE. This
splendid Hair Dye ets the hest Ia tho woria the only
true and pertsca Dse; harmless. reliable insta t-
neous; disappolntn mt; lidiculoas tints; REM
ed.es the I'D effects Of bad dyes: lnvigorstes ana
leAvcs the hair soft and beautiful black or broxn.
sold ty all Drueg sts and Per umers: aid proper.y
applied at Batchslor's wiz Factory. No. - Bond.
atrset. New York. 1yr May is
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Marrif0.

sTEBL-FENsrER n,the evanino of rho ,o,,,
instant by the ev. Dc sPHRrHKR Rev n hTEET
ton \. o. '' " oAA"A. .oS-
A8- Marion Star pl' ase COPY
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EXCURSIONS, ExCUmsl,NsI
bALTIMOk AND CHAkL Esrs,v
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

>fslcssaHya THE STEAMERS OF THfs LINE
LlkzA S1To are appointed to sail ON the follow
S<4EIl44s1E ing days fr B'LrIMOKE dur1n0
NJ Co>G- the month Of Ma,: -
FALCON: Captain AoRsEY. May 21st. at O'Clock
SEA Cell, Captain DrrToN, May 2sth, at O'CLOCK
MARYLAND. Captain JOHNSON. May 18th at 10
O'Clock A. II. ~ ~
AS Through Biils La1ing signed for al, elasses of
a1re,Rn1 - bONTON PAILACt, PB,A. WiLMiNa.
WEST. - ~ o 1'on Il
For freight or PASSAGE apply to
COORTESAY 4 TRENHOLM
noy 40 tu"fS Cpi0n wbarvee.
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WILSON AND THE woRxxvexEx:

81 BoszoN. NJ ay 2o.--wilson addressed the
Iight Hoar League, He held the intention Of
Congress was that -workmen should have full
gay for sight hours work. He tsvored oo-op-
erative associations.
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AT A HOUSEHOLD ELIXIR ADAp TED
TO ALL CLIMATEs.--rt would be q happy thing for
the world a the exctants at present used IN the
practice OF mrdicne could be swept out OF EXIST
ence and HOsrET rER'S STOMACH BICTERS
substituted In their place. There Is probability
too. that this desirable substitution may day be
accomplished. Certain It is. that the aRAAT vEoE-
TABLE TONIC 10 gradually dispacirg them, and that
the confidence Of the people tie sanitary and lav.
ing properties increases with every passing year.
Figures thst Caunot lie show THE to be the fact.
No medicinal preparation enjoys the like popularity
among oil classes and conditions. in every section OF
the country. As an appetizer, general invigorant.
remedy sr indigestion, for intermittent and
remittent fevers, eentie cathartac. specific for
6atuleDcy and sour stomach. gentle diuretlc, 0
nervine, blood depurent. specific for siok head
ache, mild snodyne. and. above eli. - pRorEc.
TIoN AGAINST EPrDBnIos. IL II unquestionabiy tho
sTANDAaD MHDIWNa OF the whole United states. Ii
the towns and cities II 10 literally HoUsEaoLD
PEE. Mothers believe ID ik They And 1t ''present
help In time Of trouble,"-a safe ana pleasant
edy for the various ailments to winch their sex is
exclusively subject, Mem believe IN IT, because II
refreshes and tuvigorates the body and the patnd.
and toneI both withoua exciting either.
May Is DAo g.
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Speflal Nottees.


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the month After the nrst OF June all indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands of Magistrate
In order to wind up the affairs speedily as possible
III. GERDrS & CO.,
Nav 10 limo Agents tor Creditors.
w VERGNE's ELECTRO. CHEMICAL
BATRS.-A BRA NCH OF DR.. VBRGNk'S ZOE NEW
YORK Electro Chemical Baths Is now established
and in DAILY operation In Meehno. one door aoovs
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who has private room for the especial accomm
ton OF those who wish to be treated by the Medi.
Gated Baths, which celebrated for the cure OF all
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Affections. Debility, and Chronic Disc Eases gener-
ally.
DIR. 8. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the discoverer, DR.. ". which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
May limo
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aT PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LROTURES. az delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy. embracing the SUBJ
jects How to Live and What to Live for Youth.
Maturity and Ola Age ; Manhood generally review.
ed the Clause OF Indigestion Flatul-nce and Ner-
vous Diseases accounted for Marriage Phosophi-
cally Considered &c. These Lectures will be for.
warded on receipt Of four stamps. by addressing !:
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUsEUM OF ANATo.
MY, No. "a West Balti1nore-street, Baltimore. Md.
~ April 10 .atc mwf Tyr
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z -9nSnrQnce.
YOU OUGHT To INSURE In THE
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE A = SSOCIATION
OF AMERICA,

FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
1st. Because 1t 1s home institution managed and
controlled by your own citizens.
2d. Because 1t is the only monied institution Of
the kind that loans Its funds In the States from which
they are derived. atrHt
Sd. Because it e purely mutual; all policy holders
share IN Its prohts or earnings- Its large and IN.
creasing assets belong exclusively to the policy
holders. N'
4th Because its rates arel wer than those of most
other companies And its dividends will be larger.
5h Because invests Its funds at rates of interest
rates average less than seven per cent Thia makes
tina dividends Of the Associat larger and the rates
of premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved
at six per cent for fifty will amount to 81 $40 O1
The same amount inves ed at per cent. will pro.
duce SIT 739 o. Difference favor of the ten per
cent investment $9.897 08. 1&5
9Th. Because you ought to insure in successful in
situti0D. and the Lite Association Of America is
be by far most succ ossful life insurance ins1t1.
hon OF its age In the United states. ,fssa ~
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT. IN
VESTED In THIS COMMUNITY. ~
S100 900 deposited in the Insurance Department
Of the Mate OF Missouri according TO law for the
protection Of policy ho.defs
Officers. a
q. g. LOPEZ, Pres'nt Cashier Peoples Nat. Bank).
W. @. GJBbES, Vice-Presdent Nv. g. Whilden B. COL
e. e. JENKINS. nj. D.. Medicai Examiner.
etH Directors.
JOHN b. STEELE iof North. steele 4 wardeli.)
@. IRVINE Wal KER Walker Evans Cogeweil.)
e. =. rEAGn, Ion-i superintendent =. y. Railroad
@. r. PANKNIN, DrugRiAt.
JAS. X. SPEAS Jeveiler.
D. 81. 6IlCOx. Wholesale and Retail Furniture.
N. r. CARTEm, secretary @md AGENT
March 20 Tyr No. 40 Broad-street
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@ew Qualifications.

2SoaA BUYERS WILL FIND 1T To
TH;IR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
Hhe List win be Changed at least Once a Week.
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E w YOKA "A " Id Cn u l. m mHTap q
STE HIP LISR
II E w q Rk X
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

Sef-ascn TER tPLtl I'D syDEwnEEL
>/LJNAy - STFA AN>diP GnAMPION. r. W
SE1Nhkx1SsY LOCKWOOD Command r, win sail
.7rSAaNsaaAH from rdger's south %.mrt on >Ar-
cRDAy. the 22d inst, al hal-past 4 o'c,ocA p. M
preciaey. -'s
chased on board after saiug
&N- NO Btl.s OF Ladlnx signed after the etaayna-
leaves.
aI" Ihroueh Bills La1lng gwen for Cotton "a
Boston and Providence. r. /.
asr Marine nsurapc- nv this line Il per cent
01- lie steamers ct this line .ir. urst cIasa in
very respect and their 'ahe- ar~ u ,D ~ WITH an
the deicaeies OF tn. New York and Cnall son mar.
Corner Ad0er's Wharf ind East Bay no. -t.yrs,-
NJ- he sMANHArIAN toIlows on SATURDAY.. the
29.n inatant, At c'c.ctk a. n.
May II
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FOA N NEw 90 n.
Req U1AR LINE Every WEDNEsDAY

PASSAGE ~ $50.
sIc.sx THE SIDEwHEEL STRAMsKyP
.I&MIxs bARA0OSHA, Cap,aIo c. ! YDRa viii
~a>A3&kE6dH lease V4Dd"' "Orsi's Wrsr1 o. WEp-
- ~ AEsDAY. May 26. ixSs g. - o'clock
may ~ RAW >GL g., y.r,.
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A SECOND FLOOR AND TWO ROOMS ON THIRI
N floor to let TO small family Of adus bath, water clos
gas; price 5 per MONTH occupies the remaining
part; house Is Apply at Eleventh street, second doc
west of Fourth avenue, Brooklyn.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, lis FULTON STREET.

rTNO SEWER NTRACTORs.-SEPARATE SEALED
Il proposals. each endorsed with the title OF the work to
which the OF the bidder and the date OF ts
will be received at this office until II O'Clock OF
follows, viz Specification LIN i2sh, 1920 and 1881
Streets between fffth snd Sixth Specification 3
1sst street. between Fifth and Sixth Spechca
on gin Forty eighth street. between Ninth and Tenth
nucs and Ffeh street. between Eighth and Ninth
Specification fn Seventh avenue, between Greenwich ave
street, Third and Lexington avenues yth
between rorty ninth and Feih Streets Sixth avenue be-
tween fftyhird and fiyourth streets and IN fythird
street. between First and East river Specification
Fourth Specification ln Fourth between
Seventy and streets street.
between Second and Third avenues. and Eghyhru and
Eghysccond between Fourth and Fifth avenues spe
cicaon SIN between Thirty and Thirty
ninth streets with branches Specification 9ln Water street.
Montgomery and Gouverneur streets; Pitt street, between
Brooc and Deancey Clinton street, between Grand
Division streets; Grand street, between kdy and Can
non Streets Mangin and Goerck, between Grand and boome
Manhattan ane between no and Third secs and
between Third and Fourth streets and Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets Specification 0In Bedford street, be
tween Christopher and Grove feets Vsrfck street. between
spYing aud Houston Streets Br0ome and Grand rrces be-
tween sullivan and Thompson stree and Spring street be-
Seventy street. from Tenth avenue 10 and through Ninth
Eighty Specification l2ln Second
avenue between kightysxth and Ninetclh streets, with
branch In Eighty-seventh street. .
forms for bids obtained application at the Office OF tho
THOMAS sTEPHENs,) Croton
ROBT. H. DARRAGiI,i Aquciuct
GEO. 4. GREENE, Board.
-CEoros AoUrDucr DEpARrhEST May 10, 1859
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A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, I45 FULTON STREET.

A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-ON THE HUDSON
"A river near Hyde Park 12O acres, half mile 'front.'
mansion, brick barns, lodge. &C. Apply to HOMER
MORGAN No. crime street.
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ITO LET-FoR THE SUMNER, STONE HOUSE, WITH
twelve rooms, mile from Newark n j., on the old
Boomfed good garden, with fruit and vegetables.
Sabng II desired. Rent $f00. Apply TO r. BALLANIlNE
Il SONS, l34 Washington street, New York.
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Dosr OFFICE. NEW YORK. MAY 10, 1859.

Under the authority OF Congress and by order
OF the Postmaster General sealed proposals will be received
this office until Saturday. May 15 for the following de-
scbed uniform by the letter carriers OF this
city during the summer months
Firs-Coat-5inge breasted skeleton sack or flannel,
Terminating two-hds the distance the hip
bone to the knee with lappes medium roll mac 70 button
the breast three pockets outside without flaps
each side and left breast coat TO be bound entirely
with plain black apacca binding inch wide,
half edges AMI three buttons Of present regulation style
down front.
black alpaeca binding, inch wide, down !he outside
Third-vest-ssme material aud color, bound same as
coat with collar TO roll height coat and i've reg
ulation buttons down front.
FOURTH Panama hat.
The price bid the quality OF samples submitted viii be
taken Iteration awarding the contract and bonds
will be required for tire faithful performance OF the ssme
The the right to rel all bids
Il deemed compatible with tho public interests. .
Bids endorsed proposals for summer uniform for
letter carriers New York Post oace," and submted to
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PROPOSALS

NAVY DEPARTMENT
IN BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAra,l
WAsHINGToN, ID. G., Nav IL, l63
Sealed proposals will be received at this Bureau until II
of this 18th OF june the purchase OF the io
lowing named iron-clnd vessels - . .
The COHOEs, the kOKA, tho NAUsETT the suSCOOk,
the WARSAW and the YAZoO, lying at the Uned States
Naval Station League Island, Penn
The CAsC0 and the CHINO, lying at the United States
Nay Yard, Washington, ID. G. -.
The proposals will state the prices that VIII be given tor the
their present condition. with such Lttnss as are
10 attached to them.
EThe cans be seen, and all necessary Information
concerning them will be gwen application TO the Com
mandants of the Yard AMI Station. !.
The Department the right TO reject any and all OF
the proposals their acceptance not to the interest OF the
government
1be whole purchase money be paid the time
OF adjudication, and the vessels must be removed from the
yards within two weeks from the day of SALE
The proposals mA be endorsed "Proposas for Purchafe
of Iron-clads" F"
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TNOR SALE OR TO LEr-IN HUDSON CITY, N. j.,
I three story Mansard roof Houses very desraby
located gas all Improvements. Inquire
H. NJ ROGERS, Of Psade and Reservoir avenues
Hudson City, two blocks south OF the West Hoboken horse
railroad from Hoboken of E. HAMBLEN, Ill Broadway
New York, room d, basement, Trinity Building.
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ITO IET-AT MILLBURN, N. j. 1s MILES, LARGE
House barn. 10 acres prime order rent $5uo Also first
rate Cottage In South Orange: Eve minutes from station;
$500; do $780, Apply to r. c. sPEER CO.. sO Cedar
street.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:
SoUrRERN LAMBS FOR sALE.-FARxs AND L,sn Plan,
taoos in ali paris The South Leer Of nrodncon on
arnlsl'sd those who wish 70 purchase also
/. SHELTON JONES CO., i7s broadway.
CEAsIpE RESIDENCE, NEAR NEW LONDON, CONN.,
Hshins shing boating unsurpassed; sxcsen,
good sSd IL w q sSd e On street. Sew York.
I'lMBER LAND. AND sAwMnLs, NEAR PORT r
Mills xl2cC0; so acres hne lumber Saw and Lsh NILS sna
90 acres ADJOINING oo with good dwellings, barns
Se near Erie RairSadj terms easy Address D. hoL-
ins Long Island consisting OF W. villa plots al eI,1y n
ssSns only ii es the ""a frequent
% nna py eas aR r es soa Msy NJ un
20 trains daily 65 per years very easy III no
a0"'' '''AA'' :" ''s sRS WARREN. 40 Broad street.
VILLA ON THE HUDSON RIvER.-HoUsE, STABLE,
bathhouse and i've acres Of Land; 70 let low TO go
Nnetyhrs street and Broadway Apply at ls East Twenty
second street.
c1 OOO Two ACRE VILLA PLOTS. IMPROVED
Tain rssioe Of New Jersey three minutes from depot; neigh
b0rh00d 'slee'' nu'"nGss mAniETSS siit!sss WALLIS
street New Jsrssy fes Rss Ess Es
$500 .sss sogsz sSSss
Island water 'front.' also one for $780, Apply to W. r.
S1O 600 -coqSray REsIDEScE, 4 ..,Iss Rooms;
pleasantly located overlooking the Sound nile
$2 OOO 4ss Hs:. o.y "a. ssss sToas
situated South Broad street. substantially built and han
:S%s nss as ' cheap %
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
A kESs5sSP y sTSoSh5S ii1 xFSgs sSsHsr
ExcHANaE FOR REAL EsrATE,,A MAsyrAoToRyy
is monopoly Prize n ssGSo o, ,.v .,,.., rom, No n
TOR ExcHANGE-sPLENpip DOWN TOWN HOUSE,
Elizabeth property OF more or less value Fun particulars
FOR ExcHANGE-oNE, TWO OR THREE l.s BRooKIYN ,Hn g
scrpon encmbrance, price, &C., address Express Herald
oGice. Agents not answer
IVoR SALE OR ExCHANdE-ToR. couSTRMY M PRO PRO.
ence will be paid In cash long lease. &c, v,,o ,roo,
I,oR SALE OR ExcHANGE-ls sPLEN DID BUILDING
York. Apply to JOHN j. KISGsLAND i25 Mercer street.
IroR SALE OR TO ExCHANGE-A FIRST CLASS
three story high soop brick, forty.third street near
HULBEkT PECA "a Thirtysecond ST., corner Broadway
I1oR SALE CHEAP OR ExCHANGE-A FINE FARM
OF 100 hour in New Jersey; good buildings
Also splendid Cottages at bargains.
KELLY BROTHERS, POS Broadway.
IroR SALE OR RENT-A FINE HOTEL, COMPLETELY
1 furnished; stables and boaA; will exchange for
livery stable other property Address John Watson, liz
West Twenty sixth street.
real. ESTATE WANTED.
FARM WITHIN 25 MILES OF NEW Y0Rk-FoR
~ urh nd altsabl
Southern will be gwen Address Warren, Herald oce
. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
n RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET.
VITANTED TO PURCHASE-A SMALL HOUSE AND
w 3S 100 cash. anywhere In the city must be free
from mortgage. Address Ii. q. p., station +.
PROPOSALS..
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:

A v1LLA-NEw AND oRNATE-yANsARD ROOF
n with six chambers pnrlor library dining room &C. one
of fine and cheap and terms very easy Apply at s.
Broadway, room 10.
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nROOKLYN nEAL EsrATE roW sALT.

A FIRST CLASS NEW THREE sropY BASEMENT
~ and sub cellar House for sale Win every knovD moi
ern Improvement location uuercced Terms vi sale very
easy, Apply Oh pt.mtS Eevsnh afeet third house wtst
o. Fourth Agcnae, BIOCtlyn.
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

HARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS ORANGE COUNTY,
From 2s TO $50 acres at very reasonable prices; fine
Erie depo easy Also three beautiful Country Seats,
with good bu dinGs on the banks Of the Delaware of
epectyey s5 IS OF best land for xsoOn 2S0
aud $4,000 each terms easy. Address D. noLpROok, Port
Jeryis, Y.
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

lNTATEN ISLAND, A FEW MINUTES WALK FROM
= ynnderbll's Landing-To let large and substantial
New York Bay. Inquire OF GOODWIN WHITE 23S Wes
street, or A. u. JARvIN, No. broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

ITO LET-FURNISHED AND UNFURNISuED, FARMS,
Country Seats Cottages Hackensack and Englewood;
also to exchange for city property Apply to L. NJ tAsoN
No. l