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tanking a noise an J moaning; he said Bhe would fo?l better
tl she could Bleep, nud bo would give her a little laudanum,
ho gave bcr Home In tea or lager boor; thai was
about a week betoro bcr dealt; my aunt diod about
Uirie o'clock in tbc morning; tbe day before her
death I told Mr. ekepbuna to 8i?nd Tor mo if
i bo was worse; ttioy did Dot send for me;
when I i.aire tcrne T hastened into the room to ace my
aurt, Ho room was dark, my auut was on the bed and
breuibmg very l.ard; Mr. Sleitbcna was giving her gome
tliiag ln'Ui a tunmier; ne una me iu leave uie rwui, .?u.<
said thai my aunt was asleep; I returned t.> (be room a
few miuutis alter unit found Mr. Stephens sitting by the
bed. bit* elbo?s on bis knees auil U s bead on his Lauds; I
left Uiu io<'u by Mr. anil Mrs. Pullman coaling into iho
siturg room; we could boar my aunt brea'.hing, and Mr*.
l*u)!tnan told me aot to le-t hi-r lay lung iu Uiit position us
Sbe wat bresthing so baro, when Mr. aud Mrs. Pullman
wont away I ran iuto tbe bedroom and gjt my auut ia my
arms. detei mined to speak to her; 1 raipod hor bead and
aboulde! > and shook bur aud v.oko her up; she Mid
"where have you been all da/ that you did uot come
to nee me?" hbe put ber arms arouud me; the said
she was going to die. aud she wished me to take
caro of ber child. (Here the witness wept, and
was for tome time unable to prooeod.) My auut mil
wherever I was she wished me it possible to see hor child
und take care of ber; she committed her to my care; sbe
then asked to see my sister Fanny; sue put her arms
around taunj'? Dock and said she hoped we would meet
in heaven; that she was going to die, and felt happy; she
then asked my sister and mytoii it we wou'd sing a hymn
(or hor; wi< did slrg. that was about nine o'clock o thn
evening before she died; while we were singing Mr. Armstrong
came in; he was a class leader in my sister's class
in Twenty seventh street church; Mr. Armstrong prayed
with my aunt; Mr. Stephens then came In with my sistor,
Mrs. iliuiuun, and bis niece, previous to their coming in I
asked Mr. Armft ong to leave the room as my aunt vomit
ed and her bowels cbangvd
To the Court?My aunt died on Wednesday morning,
about three o'clock. tbe 23d of September.
examination cot tinued?I was not in the room when
my aunt died;I was in the sitting room. Q. Hid you
hear any unusual noise before she died? A. Yes, sir.
(0h>- eted to.)
lbe Court d-reeled th.? win ess to tell what occurred
frrtm tk. omotnir nf >? hvmn ?t nine nV.lnak to thi? I. lino
of her death. Mr*. Haauau, Mi. Stephens sister, came in;
Mr Davis casno in also w te n Mr Stephens came in my aunt
threw her arms arotiuii him and kissed him. and said,
"she toped lie would meet her in Heaven;'' she vomited
several times thai evening and bad duschiirgis; sh said
she felt quite nuuib and had no feeling ou one side;
Irtquently dui ins tbe discharges my aunt asked me
to ra<se hir up. I would put my arms under her
in the bed and lilt her up: the last time I did static
gave an awful shriek, and it frightened mc; it was the
wiso of MrB. rianmut and Mr. Stephens to keep her Bi ll;
I led the room; the lamp was taken out 01 the room; she
asked me to speak loud, and e nd that she could not hear ;
the loom was ke|4 dark till she died: Mrs Human and
my suter were in the room when she died: wlio-i we
were laying out the body about a quart of black liquid
came out of her mouth: she was lay ing ou her b-uk on the
floor when pnrt of tlie liquid came out; Fhe was turned
over ou hur silo to have this come more freely fiom her
mouth; I discovered in the room something th.it attra.-ted
my attention; while remcviDg a chest, as the room was
(mall, I saw a t mhli r near it; there was something in it
which smelted of laudanum, in lager beer or coffee;
I am acquainted with the smell of laudanum;
I have had lauu?.num adnnuistered to myself; previous to
my aunt's death Mr. Stephens rpoke of Dr. Irenv>ngcr;
he asked me on my way up rii rd aveaue to call on Or.
Iremonger, and tell him it he wanted him he would call for
him; I said 1 would not he took his hat aid said ho would
go hirrself; 1 met him down stairs ou the steps, an i he
asked me ogam it'I would go. and lsii.no, that I w is
going in the ear;-: 1 dll lak" the Third avenue ears; prior
to my aunt's sickness I observed Mr Stephens' conduct to
her; ne refuse ! to t.-e her out; spoke roughly to her,
telling her to shut up. and did not treat her as u husbaud
Should treat his wife ece t.nie they were speak'ng rou;illy
to each other, and he shut the door, and Ri d
"he wished shj wns dmd;" this was some few months
prcvoj'' to 1 r .ih I noticed his rough treatment of
her more par" -u! . > w'tlnn the last twelve months previous
to her death because 1 was living there; before that
she ewmnl inclined to keep his conduct secret from mo;
I don r know my auM't" age; -10 years was on her colliu;
Mr Stephens said he was 32, at the time of my aunt's
death Mr. Samuel Card we (1 was paying his addresses to
me, be is a re:i! estate agent and keeps a dry goo Is store;
the first time he paid hi .i dresses to me was on a Sabbath
school picnic in the summer before my aunt's death; be
commented calling frequently at my aunt's after that;
alter mi aunt's death, in about aire nth. Mr. btenhenshad
n lonveisation with me about marriage; be wished in" to
nmnin at home and not go to work; he said I had
worked long enough and he would like to be engaged
to me; a3 there were other ladies in the
Third avenue that would like to hare him, and be did not
Wish to cQccd ihtm, he wanted the engagement for his
protection-, after my aent'n death a day was flxad for my
marriage with Mr. Cardwell; w were to be married m
Seventh btrect Metuodiu churcn; it was known to a great
many ; 1 was cot married because of an anonymous letter
which Mr. Stephens had writti n to Mr. Card well the day
previous (letter produced and identified by witness iifi
being in the handwru.ng of Stephens); I have often seen
bim write.
11 r Shaffer was procoi lintr to read the letter when Mr.
Acfcnuad objected to the reading until the defence had an
oppottumiy of crots examining the witness as to the hand
writing.
The Court tendered tyi opportunity to the counsel ol
erf,ts exam niDg on that point now, wtii.:h Mr. Ashmead do
clined, on the ground that it would bo unjust to tha pri
souer. (Exception taken.)
Mr. Curbing raised another objection, and that is that il
has not been proved tuat Mr. CarJwell ever received this
letter.
The District Attorney submitted that tbe objection was
too late, afi tbe r.ading bad coicmi need.
Witness to the Court?On the night previous to the day
we were to have been married Mr. Cardwell was with me
up to nine o'clock; he returned and showed me this
letter.
After some discussion the reading of the letter was withheld
for the prcseut.
Examination couiinucd?I have not since been married;
alter Mr. Cirdweil received the letter, Mr. Cardwell, my
brother Robert and myself went to Chester, Orange
county, to Mr. Durland's, I cannot tell whether my
aunt vomited previous to Dr. Iremonger u attendance;
she did after .van! s very freely, half a oasin
full at a time: it was different oolors, sometimes
dark, sometimes yellowish. 1 remember her vomiting
once when Dr. Ire monger was present;
Mr Stephens was there many tmes wh^n she v imited,
1 did cot notice that the vomit smelted; Mr. Stephens
sometimes emptied it, and sometimes my sister; I never
saw the Doctor examine the vomited matter; Mr. Stephens
did; be took it m the basin to the wiudow once or
twice, and examined it; he said to me tint there were
little red specks in it, wiucn lie thought was some of her
liver; he turned il around With a ttraw, and what seemed
to be little pieces of fieph he would draw up on the suie ol
the basin; 1 don't know that my aunt complained very
mu'-.h ol pain; she complained of pain in the stomach, and
Dr. lremonger ordered a blister for her, ehe was confined
to her bed for two weeks previous to her ileatb; rh?
complained of thirst from the time she ww Qriii
conflned to her bed; she complained of thirst the morning
before her death; 1 noticed her being drowsy th(
night previous to her d? ath, the Sunday before her deutl
she wai- worse, ond " sharp looking:'' when she looke
at you <-he ltoked very sharp: sometimes she looked rathei
excited, and careworn, anu fatigued; I beard her c^mplau
of the coldntss of her feet, but I did not notice that fcbi
Whf weak ou her legs: about a wek before she died bUi
Said her feet an J >gs felt cold; sne frequently said hei
hands felt ooeer. tnd would nress Lhem tmrcthor- I th.nv
I heard som -thin# of hrr having crumpe, but cin't rerol
lect particular if. Q. Did you notioo any convulsion!
about tier? A. No; on the night of her doaih she lay oc
lier back, and would fall asleep; she asked my sister tc
put a warm iroo to tier foot; 9b" kept continually throwing
litr arms outs. le the clith:a; during her nines* there wat
a suppression of tat urine; her lifs were naturally thin and
failru in from the low uftocthon t Lie San lay previous tohei
death I no.iced that her lips were swollen; I asked Ur,
Iremonger if it wag cot so, and he said n<>t particularly;
when he went away my aunt asked me to bring her
the looking plat*, and I did 10. she looked at her lip*, and
said I right, the discharge* were very dark and seem
ed mixed w lb I'ood; previoix to the scream I was standing
at the foot or her bed, und she asked mo where waft Mr.
Cardwell; I asked did she want to say anything to him
about me, and sue mid "No, Sophia, yon know I would
uot tell him ?ny harm of you, and stus toughed 1 c in I
tell that tno red specks In the basin were yellowish oi
dark, my aur.t did not drink of the first laudanum; Mr
Stephen- guvo !t to rue to bring to her; I h?n.1e<l
it to her, aim the usked me did I giro her thai
drink, and I raid Mr. Ktepheiia did; she told me
to take it away, anJ never give her anything a^aio
with laudanum in it; thu discharges were accompanied by
pain; I know William Knox; he is a cousin of mine.
Q A^r Mrs Stephens' death,do you know of Mr. Stc|>h'
i.s smding mm to the room where you and your n^ter
tan..y were sleeping* A. Ye;-, I spoke to Mr. Stephens
about that at tie first opportunity ; I asked him why he
did so, but he did uot teem to give a satisfactory answer;
u ?uMKiuontiy brougl.t this up to m}self and my sister,
that Wllnam Kiox had been in the room with us all night;
J said lie tent him Uicr< i he brought it up as if to keep us
afraid of biin, ho said that he would bink our characters
m the e, t mation of il, people of tie church if wu were to
leavcTiis house.
Q. DUl WilUan Knox get ato your bed that nifjht? A.
ho, 1 ask'nl liim wnerc ho wu koIdk, au<l he said
Mr. htoplicns Pent 1. 'n there, ho then ?ay down rinro??
T~a *hcn 1 to Hlei?h??n? that h?
cut nnuum hiii i w our ? . -in, lie t.,.! not d ny it; I
can almost say, though I 'IMn't want to swear to it, tli'il
I brard Mr. Stephens t?-il William Knox to go to our room
I told Stephens what Knox Mid when ho rami; into o n
room, tnii Stephens did not say anything; I told Mr Hto
phonn that I10 did it for bU own purpose, and Wuhan
Knox said (bat Stephens sent him there, and he did no
deny It; I remained at Stephens' house about six mor.t'11
after my aunt s death; we then went to board at Mrs
tberman's, In Sixth avenue, until my brother arrive,
tiere at that time 1 had charge ofa store of Mrs. li
U.- Bowery, and I look the uppor pait of the houto for m;
brother, sister and myself, we remained there i;otll a fo?
ilii>rbefore I ?a> going to be married; sin :c the arrest 0
Mr S1'phens we h?\e boarded at 69 third avenue; Immc
diat<'\ after my aunt's death my sister told me what shi
tho,., it, and 1 told her what I knew, and we talked abou
leav Ktepbeus objected to our leaving. Q Did ho ob
ject 'I more than once? A. He objected to it all tb<
tlmi 1 in every way th.it he could up to the day w<
left * u Knox lay across u,e loot of the bed, outsl In, h(
did odroHt at all on tho night before my aunt'i
deal I , ben 1 went into her room
Tti of adjouromi ni having arrived, the Conrt adjourn.
to Wednesday (tbi?) morning, when thi cro?Joxau.
. on of Miss Bell will bo commenced.
hotkw7
XI ST JUl-TKN MO. 1 WASHimrnii mTr-o
' ?' In of vwtmon*, ruuble . .rlnniili ? j(. ...i
toy |.i. *t . .ble.
Mask cm noo** tttokbstkket, brooiltw, oas
ft fem dnlrthie r im* vacant, iaiutle for fern vr
tagi* ffitonr'i, *hl h will be offered i n reaioaitb e lertu*.
Wyoming hot*!,, m (jrrrfrwrrn htrrkt-rk
furtitafceri ?n<l ?1?inhiy k?r? hr K. 0 DRAKE, Ut<i
popular proprietor of thi- Philvle'phm Hot**. A few vnfiint
rrc iml' It W til rf*.m ?t.',? uoeu Or Ut(liy?, l<JUf la ?
(NAM Hwrwwfc.
NB
I BAMCB AT AtTCTIOW. I
I A 8. RIPIIAKI)S, Al imoNMClf^Jiio CASKS BOOTS.
JY. iIiom an>l broguia.--RICH A WUtTIHO wlli
! anil, on Wcdn??day. March 9, at I OS o'clock, at store 44 Co
I landlHti-eet, a very (IcJralle usaortmeut of new and aeaio i
i bit* si.inia, direct frum LQe Kauafacturera, CuUioxuea m a
ti>t( of aale.
tt Tnnuwmii innnnKllg AN4> COM* ON
A., hoiisa, 102 Nassau street, second door, will gl.a tenUou
to sales it auction of household furniture, wat :k welrjMd
allMuaaof property, or will Utuc4 inon > bur
A' J. BI.KKRKR, HON A CO. WIU, SILL A* AUC
Hon, on KrMay, March 11, at 12 o'clock, at u Merchants'
, Kxchaoge,
CfarUtopher atrcet property (to cIom a i <r? ate).
Tie Ave lota, with the bulldiugs tliereon, ku ? a* Nos. 102,
I 104.106, 10P aud 110 Christopher ?tr?'?t, aout] v lr 14H leet west
ft obi Hleecker street. Mapi. showing size \ 11 k sitlou ol lota, r
lertna, Ac., at Ho. 7 Broad urret.
A J. HI.KKCKKR. SON A CO. WIUi. - KU,, ON SAT
onlay, March 12, at 12 o'clock, a i tb> Merchants' Kx
change:?
On 12*th *t?The plot (three lota), wi'.h fine S,4 story frame
hotiae. Sis feet east lib ave., opposite M n nt Morru park.
On IDMhsl?three lots, u. i., 174 met west 7th ave. Map i.
Ac , at No. 7 Broad street.
A J. BLKECKF.R. SON A OO. W1LI. SKbU ON SAT.
tirday, March 12, at 12 o'clock, at tie Merchants' Kxchange:?
Ofi West Washington place?Tie two story and attic brick
home No 62. n. a. 2MJ feet we'! 6th ave ; lot 22x97. Houae
contains sai, Ac.; is In good order. Terms ilbantl. Maps. Ac ,
at No. 7 Broad street.
AM. MJtHWIM, AUOTIONKKR.
. BY BANOS, MKKWIN A CO.
Trade salerooms Mo. 13 Park raw.
WKDNKSDA V KVKNINO, MARCH tf, aT?K O'CLOCK,
t ngllsh and Krrnch eugravtuga?A choice collection of fine
line and mezzotint English and French engravings, comprising
a great variety of tlie beat producliooa of many celebrated
European artuta Alao, Imported Illustrated looks, Ao. Catalogues
are bow ready and the pictures are ou view at the salesroom*.
AS- MAYNARD, AUOTIONKKR.
Large sale or
KLKtaANT HOUSHHOLD FURNITURK,
fevcu octave pianoforte, drawing room suit*.
Oil paintings. sUtn irv'
Fmnze and nrmulu coaniielierr stiver warn, Ac
This day, Wednesday, at the four atory dwelling bou4*
No HO Wi'at Twenty sixth street, near etith avenue, the r. ? .*,
logne embracing the largest and best assortment of b <useb >
lui iilture oflercil at auitiou this reason ?nil made to order I
ibe present owner, and to be peremptorily sold to tl>e high-! 1
bidder.
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock pteelselv.
I raw in# rooms- Two superbly earvi'd rosewood suits, it i
vered in silk brooatel, cwwnUIlg o[ two ieie n leu- sons i.vo
arm. two reception and eUht parlor o-taiirs, *>11(1 ru??wo )dcentre
t*ble statuary n.arnle tops to match the mitt: Turkish an !
reclinu.ii chais, bec.-etaie and I m ikcaK-, lined with satin wood;
etegeres, mirror doors and marble tops; side and rant tables,
Indies' work table enimnres, comer stands, rosewood 7 octave
pianoforte, pearl keys aud Inlaid wilb pearl made by oitjr maker,
KLtl coat $i!00; fosewood stool, covered in brocade, music
rs<k, music books, oil palming*, by eminent artist*, two superb
landscnpe wi nei on the Hudson, by Cole; First Horn, by Kan
my; Irult pie e, Brusel; winter scene, by Kgelo; si-Unary,
Paintings and Music, tlie Season, Ac.; bronzo and bisque figures
ant v ises. French china splttuous, parlan mar
be statuettes, Dresden and French china ornaments,
rii-r and mantle mirrors, bronze and annum six light
chandeliers.velvet carpets, rugs to match; oval mirrors lose
wood and ?lit frames; richly embroidered Uce curtains, c. r
nlces, shades. French line engravings, hall rosewood hat
aland; dial's, < lleloth. stair carpet rods, Ac. Bedrooms (second
sto.y)?Bttwrb y carred rosewood bureaus, statuary niarulo
tn( and French plate mirrors, style of Louts XIV ; bed Meads
und commodes to match, richly decorated toilet seta, hair mattresses,
palilssfcs. feather beds, bolsters, blanket*, sheets, Ac ,
ck.ck, curtains, shades Brussels carpet, rugs, corner at -tud. solas.
r xkera, arm chair* vases, engravings mia-ors. Bedrooms
(third and lonrth story)?Manngany and black wiilu it bedMeads,
waahsttuds, dressing table, quills, (heeta and large assortment
'?adiDg, ingrain carpets, carpet Ac.
Dining rooms?Fourteen feet eit'ns'oa diulog Uble, alls'.oard,
hu'lfr's tray and stand, French cblra dinner aud tea
vets, rich cut anil engraved glass decanters, goblets, chant
l<kKiies, vines, fruit and desiert standB, salts tumblers,'soli I
rilver dinner and tea acrvice, do S|>oons. forks, butter knives,
Ac ;l'-ory handle knives an 1 forks, n tpkins. rlugs and rich
Bohemian wine bottles. buit?r dish and fruit bowl liquor set,
Ac , dining chairs couch, Ac. Also, a large assortment of
basement and kitchen furniture, with which the sale will com
mence. t ataiugu-a at the h uts" all morning of sale. The
house to let; possession immediately. For further particulars
inquire of 'lie auctioneer.
AM CRIST alar, auctionker, will sell on
. His dsy. 9th in&t., at 1*2 o'clock, the conteutsof the
hoiel kuo?n as 1 urtle Hay House foot of Forty-elubtn street
! nit river, consisting of chairs, tables, glasses, one niano and
the ntual ats irtment of furniture louru la a bisnl, als) a large
lot ol garden furniture. Sale positive, rain or shine.
SUCTION NOTICE ?BY JOHN J. itENNIE, AUOft.
tloneer, ofllce !iM9 Broadway.
Fxecutor s sale of house furniture, at the private residence
fitft Houitun street, between Laurens and WooBter streets, ibis
day, Wednesday, March at 1U% o clock. Catalogues now
ready.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Contain laurette ma^luo suits of tursiture. in nine pieces;
one siil* of green plnsh rosewood parlor furniture; pianoforte
of solid rosewood, pearl k> ys, spxil . nJ cloih civer; medallion
Telvet carpet, tulip Kood centre tables, I idles' work table and
box. piei glasses, French brocatel aud lace curtains, spittoons,
Ac. Ac.
1 >luiog room f.irnlture of all kinds?Extension dln'ng tables,
floud silver lea arc iiuu saiver. piates, vegeuDies, salt cellar,
1 knives. f"rks spoons and holders
Chambers?Spring bed*, hair mattresses, feather h?ds; rosewood,
mahogany mid ? alunt bedsteads, bureaus, waabstands,
tcil-t wis. ingrain and ibree ply c irpeU, rugs, pictures, centre
tables, two canary birds and cages.
Also,
Basement and ki'/ beti furniture, u'ensi's Ac , of every kind.
Pr.id bouse to let; rent very low, possession immediately after
r sale. inquire of the auctioneer.
Auction noiicr?j. boiJart, auotionkisr ?by
8. BOOiBr, this day, Hwah V, at lu>? o'cl'Kk, at jfi?
l<r* ad way, Corner of Priuce street, mortgage sale of hotel turi
tture < nut-lmg of mahogany and rosewood parlor suits. m*rI
ble top centre tables, easy and rocking chairs, mirrors, tfrussel?.
tBree plyand ingrain carpet.; large quanity of mahogany
andcotage bedsteads, balr mattress. bedding, wsshaUnds and
cr a kcry, marble top dressing bureaus, wardrobes, oilcloths,
dining room and kitchen furniture, gas chandeliers and g
fixtures, Ac. .Also one rosewood piano and a stove.
JOHN W. HOMKKINDYKK, Attorney lor in irtgapee.
A- Cf!TION NOTICE.-A UKNTLKMAN OF M VNV TEARS
experience in New York as general auctioneer, Ac., is desirous
oi maklcg arrangement* as stlesmm or in any other
capacity. Brocklyuuotobjtcled to. Addr?s?il. A C., Unral 1
oflice.
AUCTION MOTH E-PARTIES HAVING UOl'SKHOI.D
furniture to dispose of without the trouble of an auction
sale, will hud a pur liaser by iddreifing 1*. fc., Lux 4,7Ju i'sat
office.
AUCTION NOTiCE.-CONbTABI.K S S.VLK OF UROCE
rles, segars, llipurs, Ac.?8 AM I'EL '>S<<OOI?, auctioneer,
will tell at 81 Naasa'i street, on PridAT, at liall nast 10
o'clock, the contents ol a grocery and liquor store, consisting of
groceries, Illinois, segais, Ac.
MATT. BKIltN K, Constable.
AUCTION NOTICK.?BROWNE A NICHOLS WILL SKI,!,
thin "lay, Van h 9, to front of their store, 35 Nan ;a i street,
two bay horses, iilteen h inds high, sue i.^d sevjn y aijoW,
t> it r.d and kind, with one pair double harness
a Lao,
One aorrel mare, sixteen hands, eight yews oM. s<virr: inl
kind, a first rate borne and sold for no fault; together : > * ,.
Sou and Lam' ss, one tw o Mated wanon, one 9ng,c ate do
ouhlc and sir gl? harness, blankets, whips, <v
J A UCTTON NOTTi'":. ? ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.?
' J\. Hit OWN K A MCHOI-S wl'i sell on Thursday M irch 10.
! at Ui>* 0'e.lock, at tlieir sVTe, S6 Nasna 1 street the balance of
3 aalety, fluid and solar lamps remaining on hand and belonging
1 to au nilate. Sale positive. l'er order.
j. m scuttKAui, Administrator
; also,
r A fw pet a plated (stiver ware, .urns, crockery and kLim>
1 three baps bomt coffee, two chests tea, to close an account.
) * LABOR COLLECTION TiF FINK OIL PAI.vnv,-'
p A uio9tly by American artists, to be sold without reserve
- 0,1s mornisg, 1/tliiust., at 11 o'clock, ut th? salesroom, No. 112
. liioadraj. JolIN LKVI80N, auctioneer.
' A CCTION NOTICE.
. A V. C. EDEY, auctioneer.
' EZBA LUDLOW, JR.,
Will sell ta'.s Jay (Wednesday), one
l elegant, turn out two seated wagon, city butlt and fully war[
ranted.
One bandti-me tilde teat top buggy, for two or four porsom,
warranted.
One handsome light tw > scat'd rockaway, fully warranted.
One elegsnt light pbn>ion, mutable for a doctor, warranted.
Two handsome, tcp buggies.
1 Ttrf'f handsome i njjl w? gons.
One el'gantihllting top square boi buggy, built by Ford A
Hon. nearly new, cost $260.
A'ao new and second hand tingle and double banu-rs.
Also, to ( lose accounts, toveral elegant fox, wolf and bear
| robes.
L A CCTJOK NOTICE ?T. BOUART. ArCTIONFER.?BY
XL 8- BOUART. Thursday,.March 10, at 10>? O'clo:k, at 45
North M"ors street, genteel household furniture, mali'iganr
! parlor suits, marble top centre ubles, easy and rocking chiirs,
\ tapcstr.v, Brussels carpets, French pier plat? glass, chamber
and kitchen furniture.
Auction NOTICE.?J. booabt, A uctionesil ?JIT
8. BOOaRT. Friday, Marc h ii, at lolf o'clock, at the auction
rni ms No- 1 North wililam stri-et, household furniture on
account of fornix- purchasers, removed from Fourth street for
convenience of tale? mahogany teta a tetes, sofas, rnahorany
wardrobe, marble top dressing bureaus, large pier glass, firuss.
Is and three ply carpi ts; also rosewood parlor suits; also the
CO' cii or a restaurant, counters, tables, coiurg, crockery an 1
glassware; also one coach, Ac , Ac.
\ ACTION NOTTOK.
J\ IUMKI, -i. HUL'GH, atlCti' neer?offic So 22) Brovlwav?will
sell at public auction, to -Borrow, Mar-h 10. at 10-4
A. M , ail the rlchr jeeivood ami Imported furniture now In ana
belirglng to the superbly furniahed pil.ate residence No. 12
University place, r.ear V\ ashlngton ?'|uare. 'Ihli bouse win r?turnlahed
during tlie year, and the good* are in beautiful condition.
CnUloguea at the house on the morning of sa'e.
In *he b?B< ment arc milt* of walnut dining room furniture.
Complete, together wi'h all the kitolien utenslis, and elega.it
china dinner and tea setc l\ory cutlery, silver waru, cut
Ac , l < l' i Kirir to the family.
:i (lie pariois ate velvet < arpeU and ruga, ift.d three roue
w.il par.nr suit#, centre and aide uhlea, corner and wall eveger-s
lace * indow drapery, pier gliates, china vafea. bronzo
1, rm, clocks, ornament*, paintings, engravings, lady 'a ae re
lary, work tables, easy "Ualrs, book uaes, Ran fixtures, ono
r wood f'vi d ot'iave piano, a tool and cover, Ac.
In the < hambera are a fire assortment of carved rosewood
ar.d u.ali i|iiuiy bi drieada. bureaus, stands, i-ouehen, cUalrs,
carpets, cm a, wilaa, ten fine curled hair insures* ?, biankou,
'a and tic wing, aud a lino variety of desirable goods too
nutueri o? to mention.
The .? k tion' i r calla particular attention to thebronreg In this
ern/'""lng aeviral large figure*, as Clovls anil Charlemagne,
hhakaper* and Mllum, Tub Hhepberd liny, Peace and
W ar, t rar klin I he Prodlg.il'a iteturn, Ac.
c ,l')y1B ' t'u" 14,1(1 "*it to ootamenoe at iOX A. M. preA'
w 1 i'N -TH"H BKI.I, Af'TTOVKER, AND
m."i ^I s hl" '*y Bt "'clock, in the
*" " of we??ng apparel, three
tronks, dry goods hosiery, shawls, cutlery teweiry, lancy arUe
^wlo; m^^a->U''"n'e'''' Kl*'" 41 li ,J (:1"ck' ??? v*'"v
A88h(??e K A^M^rHlNT w\ ,lIArln,fR BKI.TIMfJ AMI)
A Hone ? A. H CKiHTAliA ll. n Hf.wrrw (II
.eU Ibid day, 9ih tostatt at l0 '
veDlence ol sale), a large stock of belllu* and hose
of 7T0n.Il pieces of tiree and four p.yltaning. ?
two to twenty Inonea In width; ,'2 full plec a f b , fnu?n2
from a half iuoh to three inches, *-:ll worthy tic ^ ,5
maoblnUU, apeculaWra and othtrs. ' ' aiw-"tl0I> of
F^DWARD HPHF-VCg. AUCTION! pfgW iNOfll
j cond hand hrmaehold furniture, by K. A V. II PciinNOK
<in Thursday, 10th lnat, at ll?X nVlvli, at th" ml' ?fuom vi
Naaean atreet, a larre and selected stock or ei?.j[#M ions bold
furniture, remored for o/mvenlenee of sale, > Miprlatnt elegantly
carved rosewood parlnr auits, in briratel, brocatc mo'inetarid
plusli; very elegant roaewood ant mauoganv bedM*?
<<1n hiir^un? ftnrl tvit l.u'iirirlg i. -mt*wn:u\ mur!.i? in . ?ii. ..,i
oorntr U'ptem, mild nalc <-ham?>?r ami dmlng ror m furniture,
rosewood Mrretery and library bootraac*, ?elv>-t, Hnmanta,
and Intralti nrpola; aluo. two rl) glit fiam? Vri-wh plain
mantel gl&aaiM, tliitt naoofftDy plMMwrtM. mlfTonpalaUun
fiigraviDga, Au.
W YORK HERALD, WED
BAIN AT APOTIOW.
KDWARP bcbrnok, AUOTIONKKB-BV F. & r.
il StlHBMOK.?Auction aale ol Ide tool*. machlacrr ud
unflnlahed itock of a gold peuoil euii manufactory, Will ba
eld III Moi<d*y, March 14, at 10*i o'oliKk, al tie gold pe?cl
maoiitaotory I'l Spring atraet, a ooinplotn aaaottmnnt of the
above named article*. Including |be inula neMaaary tor minufaetarlpg
tto) celebrated "Lownda' pauuit" pea and ptncll.
1 hi' imllDiahi'il Mock cumprlaea a great variety of anea of
guania, point* and raaehJnea. A Lao a lot of (tone aa4 paate.
railed alaea and colore.
EDWARD BCHRNCK, AUOTIONKKR-OIL PAINTlnsa
-By B. A P. H BOHCNUK. on P riday, 11th Inat. al
10)4 o'clock at tlielr alearoom.JS Naaatu itreet, a collection
of about KW nuu ancient ?ua moaern ou pmuuiiK? comprising
lanriitciiue, marine, historical and sorlptunl suNjeci?, by Olaveiiber*
Ostade, Basseaus, Hemskh-k. llenilorf. Coeue. Got.
Jiuisens, Levendorch, Van (ielt, ritaufleld, MUbau, Nobnns,
i ampc Kubiii' and man; others. Also the Urge Hue land
scape by !>? Coil. The p&intinn are doit on exhibition, and
wliTbe sold pereinpt": tly lor cash.
T/OWARD 8CIIKNCK. AUCTIONEER.?WATCHK3 AMD
jewelry.-By K. A K. H. SCHKHiCK. This day, #th tost ,
at luk o'clock, at their salesroom S3 Nasstu street, elegantjoweiii,
consisting of set of plna and earrings, brooches, bracelets,
earringi, studs and aleeve bultntia, vei< buttons, 4c., aet with
mosaic, enamel, and cameo, of new ami rich designs; also,
iuperb If* carat gold hunting and open oased watches, nmbraotuii
patent aud deutched levers, chronomr trra and double timekeepers,
with independent (top seconds; alao, gold Teat and
guard chains. uhaielaluea. Ac.
TTENRY H. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER?8ALR8ROOI1 8
H Nassau street ?UKNItY H. LHj.US * OU. will aeU, at
auction, on 1 hurtday, Mtroh 10, at 7H o'clock la the uTeniae,
at the National Academy rooma, in Tenth street, near Broadway,
the celebrated gallery of pictures painted by Ferdinand
Rlcbardt, Ksq , comprising scenes in Europe and America,
taken from uatuie, including his great Tie ws of the Mammoth
Cave of Kentucky and the Upper Mississippi. They can be examined.
as above, two days and evenings previous to the sale,
free. They will be absolutely sold without reserve, as he will
shortly return to Europe to publish his great work ou American
Beentry.
Hen BY H. LKKD8 k CO. WILL GIVE THEIR PMRsoual
attention to salsa of furniture as usual, at lha rest
dances oI those about breaking op housekeeping or removing;
also will hold weekly sales of furniture, *0., at their spacious
Mlssrooata,? Hassan street, between Pine and Cedar streets.
HKNRY H. LKKDS. AUCTIONEER.?SALESROOM ?
Nant.au street?HENRY B. LEEDS A 00. will seU at
auction, on Friday, llarch 11, at 11 o'clock, in our gallery, 23
Nassau tirct,
Elegant engravings?J ust received from 1/ nlon In rich satin
and rosewood frames unit pints glass, about ISO splendid en
graying*. e'egantly framed, received direct from a well knows
English publibiiiiig house, bting choice engraved subjects,
from lie celebrated pictures by Landseer, lie Ting, Ooiilns,
Wllkle, Ansdull, and others of equal ceiebrlty. Willi im Fl*k,
William Lmmuioud, Charles Mlloiple, O. lUncoot, Kir Doe
Hariarde, J. F. Herring. fir , Charles Tompkins, J. Lamont
Brodle, J. Abaolom, anl others of equal merit. They will positively
be hoM without reserve. They will be ready for exhlhlbltion
as above, three days bufoie the s?le, with catalogue.
JW HUNT, AUCTIONEER.?ASSIGNEE'S R*LR OK
. household furniture, this day. Msrch at 10X o'clock,
at the salesrooms No. C5 Nassau street, consisting in part ol'
rosewood and mahogany parlor suits, bedstead*, bureaus,
tablea, sofas, lounger, tete o teles, chairs, wardrobes, book
cases, elegeres, sideboards, Ac. Also o.ik, rosewood, mahiwnny
and enamelled chamber and dining room furniture,
iiair mattreBses, palhasees, oil painting, china, glass and ill
ver plated ware, cutlery, crockery, Ac. i'ale peremptory.
Catalogues now ready, by order of
tiBO. W. 8UHDTTK, Esq, A*sign*e.
J P. MONTGOMERY, AUCTIONSER.-IW OAMU BOOTS,
. slioesaut brogans, at auction, on Thursihj, March 10, at
W)i o'clock, at the store of J. K. Davis A Co., 86 Ucuktuaa St.
Fresh seasonable goods lor cltjr and country trade.
MDOUOHTT, AUCTIONEER, WILL BELL ON THITRS
. day, March 10, at 12o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange,
brick Ave story bouse and lot, 201 East Twullth street, hotis)
60 feet deep, lot 100*14 liet 4 Inches. Also rear house, 60 feet
deep, 4 stories high, lot HI feet 6 Inches by 25 feet 3}? Indies
wide. Also lease of lot 21H Kaat Thirteenth atreet, running
through from the above, 7 years to run, with frame building
thereon; ground rent $10 per annum, with privilege of buy inn
forKBO. For particulars and maps inquire of the auctioneer,
V9 Nhssau street. A large part of the purchase money oan remain.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-CHAMBERS A FAIROHTLD, Auctioneers,
store No. ill Nassau street, will sell on Tuesday,
March IS, at 10o'clock, s large ande'.egant ass .rtmunt of wardrobes,
theatrical and military properties and fancy dresses of
all descriptions. .K) 11N KELLY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S .RAUL?A. M. CRIST ALAR, AUCTIONEER,
will sell, (.n Friday, Uth Inst., at lftji o'clouk at Ni. 23
Bowery, the baluice of st H'k of carpeting and oilcloth, removed
from a wholesale store, remaining unsold, consi-itiuiJ
of 16,000 yards of Ingrain, all wool velvet, Brussels, stale and
floor caipetlrg, 72plec.es 4-1 and 08 pieces 0-4 floor and hall
oilcloth, Ml pieces niatbDg, 24 dozen mats, window ah idea,
Ac., by order of Jas. U. Ken set, l>epuiy Sheriff. Sale piel
live, without reserve, to close the concern, aud well worthy
ihe attention of dealers and housekeepers.
WM. H. WRIGHT, AUCTIONEER-TBK 8 4.LE OF
the tools ard machinery of the gold pen and peucll case
manufactory. No. 2 Front atreet, Brooklyn, will poutlvely tike
place on Wednesday, March V, at 11 o'clock A. M. By order
of the executors of Thos. B. Cutter, deceased.
WM. H. WEIGHT. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
Thursday, March 10, at 10 o'clock A. M., at .163 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, a large assortment of groceries ami dquors.
preserves, pickles oils. Scotch ale, randies, elaret. shsrrj and
madeira wlues, St. Cirolx ruin, whiskey, linker's bitters, mustard,
glass cases, one lari;e iron sate (Ttiton A McFarland
makers), three grocery wagons, one borne, harness, hay cutter,
Ac. Terms cash.
WII.LIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
Uiis day, st II o'clock, the stock and fixtures of thegro
eery and liquor store, No 67 Thirtieth street, near Sixth ave
ntte, cunsiallug of a good assortment of fresh groceries, walnut
couuters, be?r pumiis; also, one horse, grocery wagon, spring
cart and two sets of harness
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
TT Thursday, loth mstsnt, at I0>4 o'clock, the stock and tlxtures
of the grocery and liquor store, 60 Spring street, consist
Cera, Deer pumps, scales, brooms. pa?ls, A,!. "* '
WPELL. A UOTIONRKR.?AUCTION flAI.K OF
Ita!l.in marble mantels. 4c. ?PHL.1,8 A CO. will tall at
auction, on Thursday, Man h 10, at 11 o'clock, at the marble
factory of Mr. I'eier O'llara. Court street, near City I Fill,
Brooklyn the entire stock of marble mantels, comprising
itallar oi inary statuary, Hlenna, black and gold and Portugiuae
marble*. embracing lioavlly moulded aud sculptured
mtnlrla of intern detltns At 13 o'clock, on the nramUet,
liit' aiookol marble, la slabs. consisting of riankllng ula.k
and gold Italian marble, lt.\li.in ordinary, ve ncl and statuary:
also polished marble. Terms ninety days, approved endorsed
notes. Catalogues ready.
WM WITTERS. AUCTION KB H, WILL RKLL THIS
day, at 2 o'clock, at 154 Canal street, all the furniture,
4e., ol n gent'.emau C" r ~ t'> Furopp, comilaUng of p krlir suits,
innoteland pier minora, center. alia antl extrmlnu tables; oil
pjiitlugB. mantel orr.ajients; two tapestry carpi:U> fur parlir*,
eight lor chambera. tMu ment, dinirg room; together with oak
rhitira chma Klass. sll?er ware, Ac. ; sofas, sofa be Isteads,
elu-lrs, bedatesds, hail mattresses, beds and bedding, .treating
bureau*, v.'tsa stands, toilet ware,.wardrobes, stoves, kitchen
ltrnltutc- Ac.
pkusosaiALA0Y
WfM.KK TO (II VE FOR APOPTION A BOY
oi.i y>*; aud nine month- old. Call at (K) Kldge street, up
stairs, bsi t ri oni, nil the week.
^ C.-WEI)NWDAY-?8.
4 \ ? VOt r. LRTTKR HAS BERN BEOBIVED; WRITE
\J. again, stating when and w .ere an interview can be had.
Kamo some other place. Address as before. 8. W.
I!- TBI PHB80M TOO IOOK R. FRENCH S PRICED
.1 catalogue of the Farker Horary from the auction r??m of
I .rat lit A Co., ST9 Broadway, on "Saturday evening lost, will
return It to the auctioneers, he will obllgn the owner.
INFORMATION W\NTBD-OF WILLIAM KRIOdS.
J. who left home Mm 1, 13f>9. Has black hair and whisker*,
a deep ses.r at the c.j. ner of one eye, end small rings In hit
ears; last seen In South street, on same day. Any Imormatlon
eorcemtng him thankfully received ly hla family, 133 Hammond
street, N. Y.
"INFORMATION 18 WANTED OF C.KO, EVANS TRU8II,
J who lelt England lu the year ISM cr 1835 to settle In New
York or New Jersey. If living or dead. Information It wanted,
and will be rcvardf d to any cm supplying the same to M.
Teush, c3 Keade and 93 Churcj street.
INFORMATION WANTRD-OF MART McFADDEN,
1 who left her home In West Seventeenth street, <n July,
1W56. She was then 10K years old, dark balr, blue eyes and
atout built, with a small tear on her htad, seen where her hair
parts, near the open of the head. Any Information of her will
it. thmkf.rl. k.. k?. .1 t 'mli A
itid Allen atreet, New KorlH
JOHN I-OCKHART, FORMEPl.Y Or AT. CROIX, DANIKII
Weit Indli-a, U MuMd to oimmunluato with hi*
brother Frederick Lnckhart, of the auuie IsUnd, on matter* of
importance.
KN0CK1NQLAB9.-MAJ0P. KINH8MII.L PENNEPAther
died at Perth on the Tth of May, lrtta. Write Immediately,
In care of Rev. W. Linol, 3U lledfurd itreet (north),
Liverpool.
L0119 IS ON THE Qtl VIVE TO ASCRRTA1N WHO
Have the t-ou'juet.
M. N.-YOCRS IS RECEIVED.
VTOTIC'E TO T11K KDCiEWORTH FAKILY.-IF AWrOF
XI the, children of the late Richard Kdjeworth, late
of Fnrt Valley, Houaton county, Oeorgla, ie!de?t ton of the
lute Richard l?vell KdKHWorth, or K'ljfeworthatown, Ireland,)
fire living, It la re<iu?iiied that they will amily by letter iuldre*ed
to Me? >?. RU1XOOK A CROOK r.TT, SI Lincoln*
Inn Field* I*oa<i>>n. Rillcllora, n or before the iMfi April neit.,
that tb lr ahare of 'ie esUfe of their 1 Ue aunt. Dame tlouora
Meaiifnrt, nmy be paJd ever to them. N. 13.?Ornnd children
nre not entitled.
SHOULD W1 J.M AM McDOWELL, LaTKOFMILWACEIE,
Ol.l'j, hare hh attention drawn to thle advertiaetnent, ho
is earnestly teq'.eated to write to hi* mother aod altera la Ire
laud, couuty Down, pariah of K t.JI>l?n((li.
fl'ERF.fCE SMITH.-WFORXATIOJf WANTED OF TE
J r-'i ee Hn.lth; he wan employed, three yeara ago. about
tie Laiarae Iio'iin ?nd theatre oo Mercnr street. It he ta In
New YoiK city let blm call at No C Amity xtreet, comer Mcr
cer alreet. lie will hear of aomethlDi! to h's advantageU1
iiX mkT" rNDKKII iM , I'HK TKCTFRKR ON tub
it L'r,i>?ry Home, eon,mnnicaie kit l'H ?tlon, with partleuUirt
tu A. C., Iiui 1,,-,'Jl fiiat oil) re '
T\r A N! Kri-M)"()>iToN UK A M\UK OilT 1,0. "aS HO.
"T norable American or (legman family who wlah to
adopt at.d educate a child, of the n*K of three weelia, oan
llpd It w ilt Ida mother, a young tiermuo widow, wbo*ii bus
hand uletl in Caill'irola it few muutha itn'i, at 127 Kldrldge
. treet, in the buai'iount.
_ FUH.M ITTCRKT
AT 631 BBOADWAY- ' Ol iAUK KNAMK.IJ.KO K1JBNIturn.?h
ill* from fl'i an.I upwards, beautifully ornamented
in *11 style* a,id colon; wardrobe*, m*ttree*Mi. aurlug
bed#, Ae., At the old rsi?i.|t*. > rj m ana factory, &.ii llroaaway.
nve dour* above Laura Keent/a theatre. Artlolea manufactured
to order Mid packed for tie -ouutry.
\ LOT OF fUH'KjI. Kl.'HFIITl.'RB FOB 8AI.K. AI'PI-T
JY at No. * Wuihlnjflon pi*>:e (PaoiSo *1, above Power*),
South Ilrooklju.
PpKAWKIXKJ) CM A MBKR <tt ITS Of Kt'RWITL'KK. fN
J all color* i\nd ?iylea, ?hnl?- ,] and retail, at prt'"? troin
%J!< nod upward*. WAHItKN WAtil), J77 i;?uai atr<jct (old
No. >), lour d'.'o ? ' ?" 1 ,j.
fJIUBNITCBB liOlWHT FOB RKAT)V WON1Y.-A FAI*
E value jrlvon In ready rn >u?\, for furniture, 1 arpete, book*
Ae., Ae , at 1*1 HUH avenue, between Ninth and Tenth (beet*
f|H>R HAIiR?1TT1K KNTfRK K[,KO\MT FtTBJCTTCRR OF
' a tbree atory hoirn up town, embracing Iian4t?u>e medal
ion earpeta. r< tew'Hid an I mab Rany xulta, handaom* alaluv
ry, otl 1 eintinu*. fan flitiir**, An., Ac , in fact everytulng neCfMMry
lor hon?"tee|)li>K ooiupleta, miltable for a faintly da trout
or ptirrhaalng lira' claan furniture, and wMch I* noarlf
new. The above will l?- ?old only a* ? whole, and not divided,
at a large reduction from IU eoal In f on*?qm n"i' of the owner
rnuoviu* trgm the oty. A4JttM I'mtiiur#, UoraU oUUa.
'NESDAY, MARCH 9, 1BS9.
DRT GOODS, AO.
A T "P.?*.? tBw a T^AMrirojrM
tamping to order executed lo the neatest and most ooHVwi
manner; isilinl?U yoke* ot dUbrant kinds; also tar night
<WM
AVIW 8PBINO GARMENT.
LADIES' C'HE3TKRPnfI.D BACKS.
LADIES' SACKS UURNOUB.
i In beautiful shades of nimmer oloth,
Such aa modes, browns, ashes of roeea and bronze.
Alas in the black sloth and black bearer,
Especially adapted
FOB IARLY SPRING WHAR
also,
Black velvet flounced msnilllaa.
Plain and embroidered.
And black silk burnous circulars,
Now ready, at retail,
' At BPLPIN'S, Ml Broadway.
A CARD.
A. W. JACKSON, WO. 851 BBOADWAT,
Respectfully calla the attention of purchasers of 1(00 RNIVG>
GOODS to hit extensive spring importatiooa of dress
goods, being the Unrest and moat desirable ever submitted for
Inspection. The following are among the many tola reeeirod
PHandme FIGURED FOULARDS, by the yard.
JAPaNEUK SILKS, a new article, ver/ desirable.
CI1KCK AND STRIPED SILKri in every variety.
BLACK MALTKSK CLOT US, IK yard wide
BLACK DELAINES and CHAIJAKH. without lustre.
BLACK GRBNaDINES In every width aad quality.
BLACK GBBNADINK BKRBGKS. very handsome.
CKAI'K MAKKT7. and BIISHIRK CRAf'KH, new goods.
Treble width bPANiSH CBAPRS, all wool, t* and t yard*
wide, beautiful texture, never before see* in this market I
Also some very choice English and French POPLINd, for travelling
and house dresses, Ac., Ac., together with a moat beautiful
stock of bonnets, mantillas, shawls Ac.
Ladies will please observe the name and number.
W. JACK WIN. Importer of Mourning Goods,
No. 861 Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets.
At retail.
It is whispered to the million
That TUCKKR'S BRIDAL APPOINTMENTS,
Are perpetuL
TUOKFR'S BRIDAL YKIL,
la a pretty almple adornment.
TOCKBR'B SPRING FLOWERS,
Are gathering.
TUCKEB'8 BUDS,at80 oeata per gross,
Are buds of promise.
His BOSKS are in full bloom.
TUCKER'S mlsceilaueout stock for the toilet la exteaMvs,
popular aad attractive.
At No 361 Broadway,
Two doors below Franklin street.
AT !> PSKOEVAL'B, 6ST BROADWAY?ALL KIE1M
of French embroidery to order, initials fur handkercfcleb,
table linen ud bed elotbM, soolloplng, (ilk mbroldery, As ;
transferring, lien dune up like new. Ladles' and oMUrsa's
under garments always on hand and nude ts srder.
Ankw artioi.k of dress,?old skeleton
skirts (In Ave minute*) rendered superior to new.br (he
Application of Woodward'* patent Columbian skirt attachment*
which are worthy the Immediate stten'ion of ladles, and merchants
generally. For ?ale at 385 Broadway.
Black riles i black silks i
W. JACKSON, NO. 861 BROADWAY,
Baa Imported, and ii now offering at retail, the moet beautiful
and desirable stock of
MOURNINQ BLACK SILKS
ever produced in thla market, embracing every make and
width, from >l to SS par yard, and In prices we ohallenge competition.
Call and examine. Observe,
W. JACKSON, Importer of Mourning Oooda,
661 Broadway, between Spring and Prince itreete.
MARD.
O TREDWKI.L A CO.,
Clothiers,
120 Fulton street.
ALLAN80N TREDWKLL, I S5. H. JARMAN,
formerly with I formerly with
Smith Brother*. | P. 0. llarnua A Co.
DOIULAH A SHERWOOD'S
rimi
TOURNURE CORSET.
Thla article combine* In one garment eon* of Supotot
shape and Oidah and a bustle of perfect model, ensuring free
ana healthful action to the luug* and comfortable lapport te
the spine. It ha* been pronounced by all who hare -ecu It
(among whom are several einlnect member* at the medical
larulti) to be the only corset without an objeotiou, either artistic
or phyiiologlaal. Ho lady can w*U do without tt.
I). A 8. Mill manafsctnre their well know*
EXPANSION SKJBT.
Also, the eelebrated
MATINEE SKIRT,
which for eomfort and elegance I* unsurpassed, together wtth
vim: sdvrnty other dlterent styles, all of which are for sale at
all the principal stores in the United States sad Pan ads*. All
articles of thair manufacture
ABB STAMPED WIffl THEIR TEADE MARE.
JIASHIONABLE SPRING DRESS
bilks,
In great variety. Also a full assortment of
NEW STYLES FOULARDS,
Low priced plaids and bayaderes.
LORD A TAYLOR,
Nob. 266, 257, 269 and 281 Orana street,
and No*. 47 and 48 Catharine street
JpAMILY AND HOTEL LINENS.
Damasks, diapers, tablecloths, napkins, doylies, to welling,
sheeting and shirting linens, pillow case linens. Russia diapers,
crash, Ac.. Ac.
MUCH BELOW USUAL PRICKS.
LORD A TAYLOR.
Nos, 2S5, 267. 299 and 281 Grand street,
And Nos 47 and 49 Catharine street.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
x r.ugubd cd2u1b qhiiudeb.
English chatle delaine*.
Mew spring it; lei, la splendid color*,
A115 cents per yard, worth 23 rant*.
At 18 cenW per yard, worth 23 cents.
Ten cue* will be opened thin morning.
T. M. JAMhS, 1U2 Sixth aveuue, near Eighth street.
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES
Care chapped hand*. saltrheum, Ac.; protect the hand* in
all kinds of woik, and render them soft, smooth and snowy
white. Manufactured by Uoodyear'* Glove Company, No. So
John street, up stairs.
J^ADIKS' SI'BING DREtiS GOODS.
Silk and wool crossover!, fancy and plaia delaine*, chalUet,
popUnettea. tie bc^e-. vaientiaa, ch'jni and silk stripe bayadere*,
Ac.
Also
Hnregr and tissue robe*, org.mdie?. bareges, prlutcd jaconete,
French print*, Ac , Ac.
IjORD A TAYLOR,
Nob. 255. 257. 25!t and 2(11 Urand street,
and No*. 47 and 49 Catharine street
MILLER A GRANT, 703 BROADWAY,
will offer r>n Monday, the 7th Inat., a large Importation
o! tine French work banns at a diaxmnt of 50 per cent from
regular v-lcrs. Alio a large lot of embroidered handkerchief*
just received ironi eaction, at a great reduction.
J^ANTILLAfl.
BRODIF.'B SPRING MANTILLAH
ARK NOW READY.
The greatest display ever made to this country.
WHOLESALE ItUYKKS FROM TUK SOUTH
arc particularly invited.
No. 300 Canal street,
New York.
J^OURNING GOODS.
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT 8ALB
AT WEED'S MOURNING STORE.
IngUsh print*, 8 cent* per ynrd.
English jaconet*, 10 cent* per yard.
French jaconet*, 25 cents per > aril.
911k tissues, 20 cent* per jard.
P' >l'l silk*, at half prto*.
Bombazine*, very cheap.
Cashmere* and mei tno*, below eo*t
Embroidered collars and siseres, at half arte*.
Orenadtne robe*, $30; worth $90.
Bonnet*, at 90 per cent reduction.
Drees trimmings and ribbon*, at half pride.
Cloak*, from $S to $?.
N. 3.?This great sacrifice will be made in order It
close thk bu8ine8b.
WEED'S MOUBNINQ 8TOBI,
878 BROADWAY.
Madame dodbet, <ot Broadway, oorneb or
Fourth street, sod 961 Broadway, hM the honor to Inform
her customers and tie public in general that ahe baa J oat received
a large assortment of woreted, of the handaameat
Hhiuicn, and uiat she will be able to snpply them with any
quantity at wholesale and retail, at the lowes* possible prloea.
NEW STORK.
MANTILLAS, MANTILLAS.
(J rand opening
OfMantUlaa,
On Tuesday, Mrb 8,
AtSlTCaual street.
Our stock is made expressly for the WHOLESALE TRADE,
\\!ilill will he offered at prices each as to hold out great Induceuenta
to cusb buyers, (.'all and examine.
ABHQTT, rOLLOCK * COCITBANB.
PKR RECKNT ARRIVALS,
Bi.rliiK "llks, New dress Roods,
KprliiR sllka, New dress f?Ofl<K
burins silks, New dress goodf.
O, Jt J. MOWHRaVb. 209 Orand street, corner Forsyth.
CKIRT8.-TWKI.VB HPBIJtO HKFLRTON PKIKT8, self
O .Kliuatln* hiifile, SI 31; 14 spring, SI 80, and 17 spring, 82,
l'ealeissuppled with 9 spring r'<r SB por doien; 12 spring,
til, and 1J spring tM.
t.. IIAbPINO, 281 Pprlng street, noar Hudson.
gTKLIA SflAWM, BROOKE
H11A WU*.
And ever; Tarltty ol faablnnablo iprlag (bawls,
BILOW REUCI.AR rillCEH,
IjORI> A TAYI/)R.
No*. 2T>(, 2T?7, r.9 ami *11 Urand utrcnt.
And No*. 17 and rj CaUiarlnfl itroct
(JinitTS AND OOIXABR.
lO (Jentlempn wishing a ?ood and olTont shirt ahoulil call
if. 7H l:ro;ulwny, iindor thf- 'N"W \ ork llntnl. Th*?f* ahl'M
a>f superior to any othor iihlrt made In tldi city. All made by
hand. 1 hey urn Warrnnied to fll. Order* will bo yunctuaJly
attended to and rttadv at tho ahorteit uotlca.
JJTHOLKTEKY GOODS, LACE CURTAINS,
DRAPKRIF.S, DAMASKS, MOHFBNS,
(IILT OORNIOPjC WINDOW HIIADW,
BANDS, TAtSKLS, LOOI'S. HRACKKTS AND FIXTURES
of every demrlyllon.
FULL ASSORTMENT?CirKAP.
I/ORD A TATTER,
No*. 26ft, 267, UM and Ml Grand ?tr??l.
1QC(i MAlTTIlJ.AB AT WHOI.C'At.H, 1M~~
iOUU< Inr Southern and VtfaU ir lr<ula.
In Alitg4Qi aew rult
rB?.NCH I.A(?K POINTH,
fUKNCH LACK TAl.MAfl,
VEIN< H LAO* OIH(TTTI<ARB,
JM.AIH MliK rlKDni.AKA,
Hi l(K ANI> NKT M \ NT I hi, AH.
ChOTI) ClfKHI KKKIH.im A/?l> HAtlK*.
Th? moat vatfad Mock in the elly, ni raudaiMa prtoaa find food
AT OKO. BlhjPIN'R.
rWll
OklwofG ThgmpwB'l Ml Tailor'* Halagat.)
DRY POOPg. dtC. j
WKIBKXR BftOTilBKH ? a*D W O0ANC MHMHM
hare removed burn 23 John ?lr?et to the More
M Alfl) 91 DU ?NK HTBB8T,
(two dour* weal of Bruadwar),
Where they have opened a large and well Minded afcxjfc at
BPttrNO Mllo-INKRY <iOODU.
OomprWa| rlbtvoe and allki,
VreMh and American flower*.
Blonde lace* and rwnhee
Htraw (ooda he , M.,
Which IkeT offer at the loweat prloee, and to which ne, no
oall the altentlou of the trade, Auotfou (ale* ref ularly attend
ed?. __
WKT GOODS.?CAMBRICS, MUBUHH, JAOOUKTS,
liueo pocket Iwndkerihifto, ailka (lightly dama^'d. delaine*,
qulila, gingham*, table diaper*, datniuka, towtJUeg,
Drnafi, calicoes, AO., Ac., ana a general inuruirauk w ? j
jgoda^fnr aalecbe&f foreaah, by WM. MATUKVVS, 51 Caihay
ABD WIDE ENULISH PRINTS.
Entirely n? waprlng deaUna, in great variety.
At 12>?. 15.16,18, 'Jb uud as oeata per yard.
LORD * TAYLOR,
Mo*. 284. 267. 2A9 and 261 Orand street,
and Noa. 47 and 49 Catharine street
8PK1MB FASHIONS.
A CARD.?TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BUYERS.
Far la pattern bounotet also, a large aaaortmeut of boine
inaaafacture, are now ready for the wbeleaale traile, at Ua
lowest ponalble eaah pncea, at Mis. LAZARUS ISAACS',
MX PlTlaloa street.
1 FINH DISPLAY OP MILLINERY GOODS,
96 DUANE STREET.
NEW 8PBINU STYLES.
BONNET RIBBONS FOB CASH,
25 p?r cent leas than credit prio<s.
TBIMMING BIMIONS FOB CASE,
26 per cent lets than credit prioes.
DRESS TRIMMINGS FOR CASH,
26 per cent leia than credit pricea.
BONNET SHAPES POB CASH.
BONNET SILKS F*OB~CASH.
STRAW GOODS FOR CASH.
BLOND LAOE8 FOB CASH. *
EMBROIDERIES FOR CASH.
WU1TK QOODS, HOSIER V AM) KID GLOVES FOB CASH.
Milliners and fancy dry gooda dealers, city and oountrr
WILL 8AYE"?~PER CENT
Bt PUBCHASING FOB CASH.
CA1L AND SEE BEPOBE BUYING.
0. H. BAYMOND A 00.,
96 DUANE 'STREET, three doors west from 13 road way.
a T WHOLESALE,
Jk. PAHIB FLOWERS.
Coiffures and bridal wreaths, from reliable manufacture*,
that supply ,
The Imperial courts of Europe.
JAMBS TUCKER, No. 361 Broadway,
Next door to Thompson's.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
A. Target wreaths,
Ball and bridal wreaU*
bead dresnea and boaqneta
A fall and general assortment of every description of Freuo*
and American mods.
Jobbers and milliners are Invited to call and examine at
PRICE'S Artificial Flower Manufactory,
14 Divlaloa street
FRENCH BONNETS.?MADAME HARRIS A 80N, 671
broad way. have just received, per steamer, a large asuott.
mentof Paris pattern bonnets, for the Southern and Westers
trade, whtch they will offer very low for cash.
Leghorn, btraw and millinery establishineut,
Mrs. MEIN, No. 11 Leroy place,
Bleecker street, between Mercer ami Greene,
Bega loave 10 Inform the. merchants and ladies th'U elin will
make and do up leghorn and straw bounets in tho ino.-tfasbionable
styles.
Milunert.-rich pattern bonnets, from paris,
received per City of Baltimore, combined with those
of our own manufacture. Southern and Western buyers will
And It much to their advantage to visit my show rjoms.
MRS. RALLINUS. S18 (old N?67) Oanal street.
PARIS M1LLINKR*.-LATEST FASHIONS AND
shapes of ladles' hats now resolved, in every novelty of
style, to which the attention of the sity, Southern and West
ern customers is solloited. Also, pattern hats for milliners.
Mrs. 8. P. LOVKTT, agent, No. Sift Broadway, New Stork, up
stairs.
TILMAN S ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
712 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
The most important and renowned firm in Puris and New York
far the finest artificial dowers, headdresses, Ac., at wholesale.
?n8CEIiLAWEOll8.
American tube works?forty-fifth street,
west of TeDth avenue, New York.?Welded iron pipe fcu
steam, water and gas constantly on band, all sizes, from r,'th to
3 inches, made oi the best iron and proved ana warranted
300,000 reel?the largest assortment in the city?at the lowest
wholesale prices. Tuere colls lor blast lurnaces. and every
description of healing colli, made to order In the best manner
and particular attention paid to all kinds ol ste im Itealini; and
lilting. VV'M. G. 8M11II ic CO.
AN IN8TANTANEOU8 HAIR DYE?THE CHEAPEST
and best in lb* world?S shillings a box, or tiirm boiej
torU.
GEORGE'S LIQUID HAIR DYE,
Blaok or brown. Gray, red or tlajeu hair can be dyed in a fan
minutes to a
BEAUTIFUL BLACK OR BROWN,
Producing, the moment it la applied, a rich, natural appear
ance, which cannot be discovered.
WHISKERS AND MOUSTACHES
Dyed Immediately it Is applied. It will not Injure the glo*<
of tie most deUsaie ha! , ana will never fade or wash out. He
member, ihe or ice Is only 3s. a box, or 3 boxes for 91. F,"eh
boa warranted to eonlaln as much "hair dye" as any sold tot
m bacii. fold by hJI amggtsts. Wholesale and ret'ili eJ
cJOOTT'H drug atoro, 306 Grand strew; In Brooklyn by Mrs.
Hayei, 176 Fn'tnn street; Wlllljunsbarg, by Ltyinin>ton, "(I
Ursnd street; Philadelphia, by 'Jallander A Co., Third and
Walnut streets.
BE NOT DECEIVED.?NO OTHER PKIISONS IJ AVR A
light to Infuse medicines into the tobacco leaf for amoklnj
purposes, and all such are baso deceptions. The genuine raa
dlcaled segars for sale at the principal druggist*.
DOCTOR THOMAS TfTORP.
FjlOO HIONAl.fi.?TO THOU INTBBBSTBD j? THI
' great necetsiiy of pro\ Mine signals for the safety ofnhl|ii
in fogs ( ! sea, 1 would be glad 10 exnlblt an alarm 1 Imv.) in
venU-d, end for which I have a patent, that will prive lulinlte
1} superior to anything that baa ever been employed for thli
purpose. I maj''be seen or aiMresajd for further partloulan
at 33ft Broadway, rooms 88 and 40. l.EON LEMKN HEBOH.
Gas burners.
The subscriber continues to manufacture all kinds ol gai
burners for the trade.
IMPROVKD CYLINDER BURNERS.
| Imported lura and Scotch tip burners and burner plyers al
I ways on hand. Also,
I. O. ARNOLD.
447 llroome street, two doors wst of Broadway, New York.
IVES' PATENT
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND SHIRT STUDS.
also
CDFF AND COLLAR PINS OP FINE GOLD.
They require no b jUou hole.
Sold wholesale vnd retail by
JOHN H. OIFFIN.
Manufacturer of
OOLD AND SILVER WAT''H CASES,
No. 6? Veacy street, ?. V.
I BON BF.DSTKADS, iron nAT raCKS. IRON 8TORF
ato^la. Stools put up in store* free of oharge. GVoul.ri
sent on request. Liberal term* to tho trade.
JAMES SOOTT, 167 Centre street, corner of OanaL
Lard, mkss pork, *r.
VAN BRUNT * WATROUS,
Pork packers, 200 (;h?mb?rs street,
Olfcr to tbe trade, at the lowest prices for eas'u, mrts pork,
moked ,aeata, lard, 4c. Dealers will Oud it to their interest u
give us a call.
Laub AniM/i nnn ranruHALni; rArftM- in uubir
liver colon or nlain, for weddings, valentines. invita'i -ms
ball*, Ac , Ac. M. ('ARTY, original die and tool mtki r for the
above celebrated papers, In Farlu and London, rcsr of No. I
Marion street, near Broome, Now Yerk.
RHKTTMATTO mbbooatioifrnm invalitaki.*
artitle for KhenmaMim, Sprataa. bi lisee, kr , afl., la
laU at 1X1 Third svsnse. to oenta a bottle.
Smokkd xiatr.
TAX BRUNT A WATR0C8, FORK. PACa KM,
No. 100 Chambers street,
Offer to the trade a Una lot of new carol smoknd m?%u
beiildorn and baeon, of trery superior quality. Oer'ers are
nvlted to ealL
SOYKR'8 Hrr.TA.VA SAUCE.
NOTTCK. Alio,
This wonderfully stimulating BOYrit 8 f!EMan,
and appetising sauce. wb) -h is BOYKR'H AROMATIC MURnow
In micb universal dc 'f AKI> andSOYtK'iJ FAUCH
mend, and which him in,vie It- BL'OCGLKnl rC.
self *0 great a favorite with Wholesale at en's,
the lovcrsof good thing*, may OARDNKR O. YVKIiIN,
row be purchased of ail deal- Fulton xtreet New Tort. and
Hia in groceries, Ac, through- MR AY A HIYR1,
out the Uultod HUtew. Oornhlll. Boston.
CICOK8K A BLACKW 1C1.I, London, Kugiand.
Tf> RBACTIIY Tn* COMPLEXION WITHOUT IV
jnry tothe ?iln.-Indies shouldme. Mine. LtWVIf URRO'fl
1'sstlllesde Florence, recommended by .1. R. i hhu.ii M ().,
andoilier most reepMtable pbysirlaria of thla city, t.ontrary
to all other application*, tbli u lien used In wiuhed olT ,i? soap,
Imparting n be^jlttftii and healthy liuo to tho mmpleiloa, d?
dpntlDg redness, plmrles, freckles, rallowneis, A . T'>r ?*l?
fit the principal depots, H10 .mil .WO I!..i*.lway, 107 Bowery,
and by all tho principal druggists and fancy gO'xU dealers In
thla and neighboring rioa*. tn Newark, N.J, at Ulmau A
Klslg's, 188 Broad street.
11RUFFLKR?ANY FKR80N IIAVINO TRUFFLK8 TO
dispose of can And a customer by addressing or calling <m
11. Mxllfard, 6il Broadway.
rSMOKKRH.?THK MRDICATKD RRllARH ARB A
good substitute for the ordinary segar, the pulsations
principle of the tobncco having ' een romoved, nlwi idMmM
smoking tobacco. Invented ry I'rotesaor U H. Linen, ,\t. I>,
W. M. CR1TTKNTON, Ucueral AAsnt, Hi llrimdway.
WE ijiivr. IU unim mill IUU uu in WAI/1
utreet and nay Uie regular rate* for paper.?/U 44 Bei'k
m&n ?treat we oil Ui? A 1 gilt edge, and every variety of ruled
hill heada, fpatont headed und eotnmon bill cape, note* and
letter* and all oilier ruled p#por?, at a grmt i nduction from
regular rates. OAHHON A HARD,
Paper dealer*, 44 Heekman street.
j/W\ liniiN. EXTRA HALIFAX HERRINGS, 100 BBI.S.
OU< " birga Labrador herring*, 200 bid*. eitra No. I m/ioke
rel, 200 blila. new plokled cod tub, haddock, bluellah nod nit
rnon; 160 quintain large dry i oilliab, 400 boxen eitraamoked
herrtrga, ZOO aai'ka Athlon aalt, 300 flrklna, VVahh, tube
und ba'l tuba, rbolec latilo buttiT, 500 boxca rxlra mil l and
rub cMMA, alao lard, mesa pork, amoked bnnia, nhnihu rf
und beef, aold In quantities to r >!' yr, m und deilerg a)
the I'lWHt cash prfoe*, by A I.I. . < h ROKK, 1J2N Waahlnifton
?<s*< t.
CO^b.
flOAk VARU, CORNER TlIIRTTRtW HI) I ', .
V > ai.il Lexington avenue. Red a*b grata, whtt* Hah furna<.i
Mia latiac al/.c, very belt quality for aila In '|oantH<ea Wi
'It, 1UUN UVtCtt, Agiiut.
I
gHII'l'lHO.
STRAW T? LIWRPOOI U>NDUM. OI.ASOOW
Uu, BxltMt aud I?oJoudarry, arid all Ota ptlnHpi
of fcoglanu and Ireland, carry in* the U uiied tHatae t?
Llveri,.Kit, wltboat delay, at Kr.-Uly reduoed rataa T
Tarpiiul, New York aud l?hlCu1'li'hia rtuwmahlp (lorn,
Clyde fculJt Iran aoraar ila?wAI?? ?n Mended
MJWtow*:- *
ntoa utw tor*. |
CITY Or BALTIMORE fWnrdar, Mar,
Saturday, Mai
Aud every alternate Saturday. ;
At U o'clock, nuoa, from pier Mo. UK.E. >
kates or rAIISAbB. '
Okbta, from Maw Yorkand Philadelphia i
WUrdeUaa. from New Turk to any of the abo?o oauiw
^etnrn Ucketii araltable few iiii mmtiia, 940. fuwi
forwarded to llavra. Parta, Hamburg, Mruaau, Aatwara
I kll parte of the (Vmttaent without delay
ntnio*.?rnese nMmen un prormes win enrr bh
to Hart the Immediate extluruoo of firs, and the ?trl?M
alp Hue Is enforced with regard to the use of light*. For I
m passage apply at the offloe of the company.
JOHN A. DaLK, 16 Broadway. New York, Aj
In Urerpool to WH. IXMAK, tower iWdioga
rnUK VANDBBBILT K17B0PK AN LIBS OF UK
JL Male* mall atemoahlpi will sail
From Near To*
far BonUtampton ud 9
VANDERRILT, Captain P. K. IWerre.. .Saturday, Apt
NORTH stab, Captain a. O. Junes Haiursar, If
Proa Havre aUl
Southampton for New x
VANPKRWT/r, Oapt. P. R Leferre Wednesday, Ri
NORTH bTAK. Captain A. U. Jones Wednesday, W
Those Ktraoialilpa have water light compartment*.
Carry able surgeons. '
No ateerag* paaaeiuers.
I'rloe ol pasaagu?First cabin lid and SI00.
Second cabin MO and SAO.
Specie delivered In Loudon and Paris.
I?. TOBKANCK, No. 6 Howling Oreon, B
The nobth qkrman lloyd's rail htkam,
BRRBRN,
H. Wsuil. Comma nusr,
Carrying the united States UsB,
will sail posHirely on
8ATUK1) AT, RAROH M, at 1J R,
for Bremen via Southampton, taking passengers for
Harrs. Southampton and Bremen, at the following ratesfl^^H
Klrst cabin
Second cabin. B^^H
Steerage
Far frotght or aaassge
Apnly to
UKLMJKK, KECTUEN A BBICBBLL,
81 llroaltr^M
rir BRITTBW ABO NORTH ARKRICAN BOTAL 1
KTKAM8HIPS. 'IH
rROH NEW TORK TO IIVIRCOOL.
Chief cabin passage ?
Keoood oabia passage J
TKOM BOSTON TO LIVKBrOOL. ?
Chief cablu nasaage \
Peoond cabin passage J
Ttw ships from Boston call at Halifax.
FKRSI A, Capt. Juokins. I CANADA, Capt. Lang 1
ARAHIA, Capl. J. Stone. | A UUKU'A, Capt Mllfar. I
A HI A CapL K. O. 1 oil NIAUAitA, Cant AnderJ
AFRICA, Capt.Shannon. | ECTROPA, Cap!. J. Leltcil
These teasels cany a clear white light at maatha&d; gre;
atarboajd bow; red on port bow.
AFRICA, hhannon, leaven New York, Wednesday Marrt
CANADA, Lang, " Boston, Wednesday. Mare#
KUROPa. Lelteb, " Now Yort Wedwsday, Marcl
AR AlltA, Stone, " Boston, Wednesday, M.irci
ASIA. l.ott, " Now York, Wednesday, Mar.-lJ
AMKRICA, Millar. " Boston, . Wedneslay, Aon'
PhKPI A. Julklns, " New YorlC, Wedne* lay, April
CANADA, I<nng, " Boston, Wednesday, April'
Bertha not secured until paid for.
A n expeiieneed surgeon on board.
The ownera of these ships will not be accountable for j <"
silver, bullion, specie. jewelry, precioua utori'W or metal*
lees bilik of lacing are slxned therefor and the value till
there* expressed. For freight or passats apply to
K. CON Alt 1), No. ? Bawling Qrtcfc
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE ?THE U.YItj
states mall steamship AHAOO. D. Unes. commtu"
will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to land the ii
and passengers, on Saturday, April 2, at 12 o'clock, frou:
No 37 North river, foot of Beach atreet. Thla ship h it '
water-tight compartments, enclosing the engine*, so that :n
event oi| collision orBtrandlng, the water could not,re* h :h
and the pumps being tree to work, the safety of Ihe vess?l
passengers would be s-cured Baggage not wanted dji
the vovage should be sent on board the diy before h*i
marked ''Below." For freight or paastge apply to W.
DRAYTON, agent. No. 7 Broadway,
N. B.?The steamship Fulton will succeed the Aragc,
sail April 30.
Steam to olapoow, mvrrpool. Belfast, di
til) and Loudon terry, without delay, for $30 lt^rtrt
tickets, to either o tbo above place*, good for nil munthi
any sieamer of the line, WO.
(JLASUOW, Capt. Thomson Haturday, March 19, l<
KDINlfL'R'J, Capt. Cumwing Wednesday, April 13.11
Rates of paiwage?CafcLn, 175; third clau, faitud with coo
provisions $30.
For freight or passage apply to
itOBISRT CRAM, IT Broadwa
Steam to ijvbrpool, London, olasoow, i
nil parts of Ireland, lor $30.?The steamship CITY
BALTIMORE, carrying the United States malls, sails Sil
day, March 12. Passage in cabin$7S; third clan/ $10. Fori
sage apply to W. J. CURTIS A CO., 177 Broailwaj
IilOR LIVERPOOL?OLD BLACK STAR LINR.-T
uacket ship JOHN BRIGHT, Capt Cutting, hau'a iHo
stream tbla forenoon, and goes to S"? to morrow morning. I
psssage apply to WILLIAMS A UUION, 10 Fulton stree
YilOR IjOXDON?SHIP ASHBTTRTfW S AU.B V ? nnir;
r from pier 21) East river. The second cahln In
handsome staterooms; fare SIC an! found. Passenger? hroo^H
out from I-ondou or Liverpool at low rates. Apply to TUi^H
C. MOCUK, 88 Kouth stret
RRAT UNITED BtATBS MAIL BOnTHIKirHVK^H
hip Una for Havana and Key West, Fla., via
km, B. O ?The splendid sod favorite steamship I*)AI!>^H
Capl Wm. Rollins, will leave Charleston lor Key W?at i^H
Bavar>a on the 4th and 10th of each month. The Uharles^H
[ steamshl.'t will leavethla port for Charleston every WitOn^H
day and Saturday, at S o'olook P. M? from pl?r No. i No^H
river, nonnesting with the ISABBL for lie above paa^H
Thrcgh feketa may bo bad no application to
lUrOFFOfcl). TILfeftON A CO., ? Bruafway^J
("IOLKMAN'8 CALIFORNIA LINK FOR SAN FRA^|
J cIsco?Hailing regularly on advertised dsys.?The
bratad A 1 extreme ollpper *h1p DAVID OBOCKFTT, Sp^H
eer, eomniander. la now rapidly loading at pier It Rant rh-^H
Jbot of Wall street. Thla well kn' * i and favorite vessul
made the passage to Man Fransl-w- In llSdavs. and nj nlM^H
by all to beoneoflhe ?'ii t allow. Ahe hu alws^H
delivered bar cargoes In perfect j. rtsr; bavins superior v^H
Illations, and being a three deck ship, olTsrs induce ncnls^B
shippers over anv other vessel now loading. Rhn Insures
; lowest rates,and will be duspntched on or before her adv^H
Heed day. For balance of freight apply to WM. T. OOL^H
MAN A CO., H8 Wall street. Agi nts lu Ran Francises, Mi-ss^H
! WM. T. CO I. KM AN A CO. Eichange on Ran Frannlino^H
ale, la sums to suit Limited ad va noes malum stupon <ts|H
1 approved merchandise.
ff HE NEW LINF. 9
; 1 FOB 8\M FRANOIROO, CALIFORNIA.
URKftT REDUCTION OF FAllK.
The staamship NOKTI1KRN LIGHT, Uapl. TlnklephnpH
will leave New York, from pier No. S North river, Thiir*d?^|
March 10, at 2 o'clock P. M., connecting, via Panama Ball -o? H
L with the sUwmsliip Orl/.ul a. on the Pselflo oeean. F">." p:
' sage or fr-lgbt ihavlnjj ry for 101 '.ma of the latter) apu H
' at'he only oUce of the line. No. 6 Bowling Green, basemui
V. B. ALLIN. Agent,
M. B.?All persons arc forbid trusting any one on aoooiiat
5 |he above ships or owners. _
NKW YORK AND NKW ORLEANS STKtfcMHll
Company.?For Havana and New Orleans ?To sill IB
Saturday, March 12, 18S9, nil 2 o'clock, tbn United Sb'?s ,u II
steamer OAHAWBA, <1. 1>. Bulloch, commander. WlilcoifH
mence to receive freight ou W elnenday. Marcfy, 1859, at ;>i
f,wit of Hnhtm.on street. North river. Nn l,ll!? af Inrftiti?
dtvnhe bour of saiUKK. Kor freight or passage appL to t?
agents
LI VINOPTON, OBOOIIERON A CO., No. 1 Park place
UBTBAUA PIOFBTH" US K, RSTATuHUlTirLHM,~
Carrylngtbe United States mails.
A1 clipper ship BREWST9R, Clark sommsndrtf, at pin I
Kast rtvrr, wl'l nail for Melboiirnepuuttnally on fib Mf<.r~>t. I
A 1 clipper stuuOCKAN ROVtK, Plckwrtng eomnm n.i
at pier No. 6 Eaet river, will aall fur RrJoey 2utn March
A 1 flipper ?Mp OONTINKNT.Oibbs cotcmaiuler, will a>;
csedthe Brswster and aall In all March.
Tat freight or puufe apply to
R.V. CAMERON, No. 8 Bowling flr*m.
Fl^btbllUfbr sale and liberal casta advances mace on <-<.!
;;"ameuts, Consigns** la Australia Messrs. Wilkinson, Bn ;
*00.
a rpTRAlilA PIONEER LINK. 1
A Shippers per BRF.W8IK11 are requested to hand
hills of lading for signature aud clear Uielr good* at th? Ouek
Hor.se this day.
R. W. CAMERON, No. 8 Bowling tlreen. j
OK NASSAU, N. P., AND HAVANA.?THK ItRI TU
and North American royal mailnteamnhlp KAKNAK.IV
i A. Brownies*, will sail from the company's wharf, at Jer?
City, for U><< above ports after the arrival of tho steamship Pr
sla (which leaves I.lvcrpool March 19), probably Slat March.
, Passage money to Nasnati .. }
IX?. do. to Havana '
Do. <lo. between Nassau aud Havana. I
I For freight or passage apply to
K. < US A RD, No. 4 Bowling (Ircnn.
NICW ORLEANS, "
MOHILK, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
AI.BAN V, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUOUBfA,
And various plarea In FLORIDA,
via savannah, da.
The favoritesteamship ALABAMA, Ca9t. (leo. L. Bchcnck, w
leave on Wednesday, March B, at 3 P.M., from plar Ifn.
North river. Tickets can be hail for the following placis, lr?
, as low as by any other stc.uner from New York to isa\ sum
accommodations superior.
Now Vork to New Orleans, $.19 "S; Mobile. $3fi. Monte
mery, Ala., $26: Atlanta, <ia.,$23; Albany, Ua.,$2<; Culm
bun. On . $l't; Macon, (la.. $21: Angurla. $?l; Savannah, $15. i
The Florida, Capt. J. Crowell, succceds on Saturday, M ir
12. at 11*. M.
fcnr fr.t.ht Of ?r,?t? In ^
1 *' YAJMKLU MITCHELL A SOJf, '
U HeadwayA
J FOR TUK
J SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VI*
OTTARLKSTOW. P. O.
Feml weekly United St.nie? Mull Hide Wbesl Shcimnbiii T.iu
Tbe nlendld ateamalilp MAIIION, w J. Foster . mn.an
er, wlil commence ree'vviog Monday mnruli,,', (u
leave for i.harleaton on Wedneiilny, Mnrrli <1, at .'I o'clock |
)i. precisely, from pier No. * N. H. Tlu- man tickru to ti
follow In* place*:?
To Motdie 9.T5 To Atlanta, Oa j
To New Orleans 939 60 To Columbia H. ( ;
To Montgomery, Ala <M To .Inekn >nvilli-, I-11
To Aogukt*. O* 91 To I'llaua, Kla '
For freight or pacan^c api>iy to BroFtuM), "i li.r.yi'uM
OO., '49 Broadway.
Notice. The ak"tit? of thl* Moo recent thlpperftn lake ?
lice tliftl Ih.' Wednesday tripa are bow resumed ami that
I ?<?amer will leave for ibe above porii every Wfdneula* an
haturday.
Bior havabnaiFanTThxjk oa. -thi amkkk a;
Atlantic S( re * htcvndill( (.oinitony h new aul oieuai
( steamship MONTOO M F! H Y, p. Orix-kor commander. w
leave pier 12 Nortii river on HaturdAy, Ma>i h 11, at 3 o'eloek I
1 M. l'naango to havannah, ?IUj nnsuronaaed acconiin.nlatlollj;
through ticket* W New Orleans, 9.W76; Mobile 9ta Mon
gonicry, 926; Albany, (. $24, Atlanta. ?2.t, Columbus, 9i
Miwon, 921; Augusta, 920; nine to principal places in Florid
, lit loweat ratra Steamer* leaving Hav<nn?b on Monday, We?
nea<:ay iu,d Kilday morning*. I rolabt lOeenti per foot, an
I proportlroalc rates. Insurance one naif per rent. Apply t'
t II. It. CKOMWKl.1,4 . ?. , sti Weal street. The UURTKVILL
UCCMdf on Saturday, Mai cli 19.
tw> NORFOLK. oiTT point AmiHimmioirir
r Th? Unltad AlnU* malt ?*un?hip ROANOKH. t'att. Tbw
Hltlnrier, will l?a*(> on W?dni>iNl*y, 9tti I rut. at f o'oloo
P. M.. from pier JTo IV North mxr. Hhn will arrt?? at *? j
folk tha n<nt * rumour, and nt City Point th? following mnr>
; lug. l'aaaKTMrra from Uift llonth will proooml bj t?? x?*
Southern mill Mne. Tfcnw for Hlrhmnn'l will arrW* tlmro o.
Frldaylrooming. Tr*r?llrni will And thin oh?p"?t p!-J
, ?ant?M and moat upadi'.ioim rout*. I'iiwup nud ' wo, v*
?Ut"room, to Norfolk, fx- to Pptretfcnrgana Klrhmoud, tH,
Apply to i.rm am a hrimick in, b iwrtwf.
SAtXIVORK. WAFMTN'llOM~A ?if T M K* WI**' Tiff
atiomtn of the Kaw Tort ami BalMnor* Btwawabiy l*j|
r? plw 11 Mortl. ri vmr dally, making tfe* P*?"*9* ? ,l1ri
krror* Freight to Haitiannra, (fmli pnr foot; to Waaiiingtut
Hi f'wit, and proportional* raw* tor through ralf
lo U>? WW, aovxrlai tnaurano* rtak, apply atll*. lia)?lnio?
ai d Waakliiqtxi kJlrnad (Vmtaany'i " 1"' , ?r<i*d?,n
4?tiri? , V uauMwiu. *ou., at *?* ?* *.

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