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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Bukday, May 11, lttG'J.
The import* for the week ending yesterday show
? decrcu <? irom the correspond ug week of la.st
year and the year before, the principal falling off
being iu dry goods. The principal art.cits im
poi t*S were as follows:?
TJ gOOtlm $?79 S26 ???'! $40.7"4
artta- war# 22 i?i Tui tT:t l i.3
? sant t ?%. 1*1 ?' i *- 40,591
V -1^ ? I' ? ? ...a...... S{? *'l8
1 "S . i . i lot ?*? i l ? *** ' o i ? m ?' " ? l
'.u.i tj. i-h j g.K.. ? 2 .i-'t>
vrine i.'*.t>38 lndu . ut>b?r 25,;w3
. haic-r'tg e 14 V-daMMS 56,fl'J5
Gnos 1' 314 Sng-iT 325,483
1T' >11 ? 'j ' 4i),' /6
S Aii J, 1, ? ? ? ? * ? ? ??? ? ** i ' **n ;iu 11*5 j ?
M'wol S1.<WS
The ; r -p. ct of tho reopening of Southern porta
h.'s ii ?! quite a stir a mot;* importer*. That
the SouUieru country is t jo-ou>.;iily baro of goods
is well iiiown. Many oi the commonest nece*s:v
ries of life, such as the cheapest kind of dry goods
anil cutlery, cett'ee, *alt, io., &.c., are, and have
been for some time, absolutely unknown in mai>y
Isr/e Soul hern towns. The market which will be
reopened to importers when the blockade is raised
will be able to consume Umost wy quantity of
goods. It is argued, however, that tho Southern
people have no means of paying for good*. This
is evidently a mistake. There is in the South at
least ono full cotton crop, which, at prices consi
derably below those now s uling, would still suffice
to pay for as m.my goodo as could be sent South
before this year's crop begins to move. We hear
a great deal about tho destruction of cotton by the
desperato m; sore ants who still head the rebej
armies; but the amounts so destroyed will probably
prove quite inconsiderable in the aggregate. It
has been the policy of the r .bel leaders to prevent
the cotv n being sent to shipping porta. They
adopted this policy in order to prevent Urge
seizures of cotton by our naval S|uaaroua;'a.ud
the planters acqmeoccd iu it the more cheerfully
as few of them had bagging, and none of them
were anxious to sell at ths current rates in tlte
Soattt. The result is that the great bulk of lan
year's cotton crop is on the plantations still, and
has not been, and probably will nut be, destroyed.
It will take time, of course, to re-establish the
commercial machinery by which this cotton can be
made available to pay for goo<ls. Merchants will
be slow l+> trade with the South until Congress and
the courts have fixed the exact limits of the Con
fiscation act, and until military rule ha* been some
what relaxed. The first shipments to New Orleam
are?jtist as likely to be seized by the soldiers on
one side or the other as to be sold at a profit. But
after the present confusion subsides, and the com
mon sense commercial instincts of the Southern
factors and planters come into play, it will be safe
to look for a very large and. profitable trade with
the States now under insurrectionary control?*
trade that wiil be none the leas profitable to the
North, because the bulk of it will, from the neces
sity of the case, be transacted on a cash basis.
The following are the trade tablos of the port
for the week and since January 1:?
lUTORTS.
Pbr the ioath. 1800. 1861. ? 1#62.
DryO-odv $1,217,149 $890,040 679,826
General Merchandize... 2,006.800 2.404,369 2,249,061
Total for the we*k... .$3.2S3,'j4U $0,291,409 $2,928,887
Previously reported 82,413,COT 60,911,224 5?,9J7,705
SiaoeJan.l $85,607/>56 ?4,105,639 61,860,392
Exroars W Paonicx and IIdveisdisb.
IS*). 1861. 1862
For the wnelc $2,064,967 2,311.121 1,931,299
Previously rcj.ortea 27,686,027 42.536.031 40,603.626
Since Jut. 1 $29,761.894 44,647,152 43,534,926
Extorts or srecut.
I860. 1861. 1862.
For the week $2,355,117 27,695 1J4"J,3?S
Previously ;?i>orUd.... 12,u26,8<>9 2,808,062 14,589.070
SioceJan. 1...,?_....$14,381.986 2,635,747 16,333,435
Last Monday the banks showed a deposit ave
rage of $100,634,535, having increased some" $12,?
000,000 in a fortnight. To-morrow they will pro
bably show a further increase of some five mil
lions of dollars, their aggregate deposits averag
ing for the week something like $115,000,000. Thia
stupendous and unprecedented increase of bank
deposits tells the whole story of the money and
stock markets. Never before in our history?not
even in 1838?did money increase and multiply at
this financial centre as fast as it is doing at pre
sent. Money is pouring in, not only from the go
vernment, which is creating its daily millions in
the shape of'legal tender paper, but likewise from
the banks of New England, the Middle States and
the West, which are keenly alive to the opportuni
ty now offered them of inoreasing their circulation.
Every bank in the country?with the excep
tion of the banks of this city, which have
never made money on their circulation
is expanding its paper issues. The real ex
pansion of the day is not in the ratio of the
go eminent issues of paper, but In the ratio of
h sc^nare of those issues; for every dollar issued
??/over .meat serves *s the basis for an issue of
*r ; d^'lars by some bank or other. Seme of the
...rf hitfs ncccsssrily conseqnent upon the present
at- ruight be obviated by ? further issue
<fg- e n,ent notes, in the shape of ones twos
? id threes; but otl*s? thia issue were
o the i ill extent of the present isaue of
>* a upward, it would merely prove
? ; 'i >n and not a cure. Every five
dollar r. :> set apart by government qpcessltates
i-fci-1 y some 0.16 of five dollars woitli of
. .fill u If t!.e government docs not provide
ihem the tan ha will.
To-morrow'a bank statement, in regard to loans
nil apecie, will reflect the exchange which was
..iu.de iu.il week of $^,000,000 gold for 15,000,000
of 7.30 Treasury notes. Tho loans will show an
mcrea?* of f did two to three million*, and the
specie h decrease of a like amount. The gold will
be d,s')n sc'1 in July and Angnst in payment of in
terest on the public debt, ar 1 will thus find its
way Lack to bank. As to the 7.30 note*, the
prospect is fair that they will presently command
a much higher premium than at present. The
market price of sixes of 1381 being 103% a 104,
7.30 note* < ught to be worth 108. It is likely that
they will command 110 before the summer expires.
The conversion of legal tender currency into the
new fete year six per bents (which are strangely
called Ore-twenties in the street) proceeds slowly,
<* wa* to be expected. Messrs. Lire rim.re,
Clevs & Co. made the first deposits of 960,000 on
I ? rj1jy. and this (started a number of ombiliona
vals, who were unwilling to appear outdone in
Vr.oi.sm. But, in fact, the r, aversion was
rcmatire. In the coarse of * ?cek or two there
a t'.l be a clear profit of a fr? ?uon per cent on the
cx'-hanjje of currency for bonds, and then every
1 ,udy will hasten to convert. Government will
jus be supplied with an ai"ple amount of money
>r the payment of the expenses of the war; in
jffect, the five year bouiU will be freely negotiated
at par.
Money was quoted yesterday easy at 4 a 6 per
cent on call. Established honses in Wall street
had large amounts left with them at 3 per cent, on
iro'.d or government stocks. The leading house of
o day is understood to have declined very heavy
rounte at Ave. Commercial paper Is very scarce
4. The dilatoriness of Congress in acting on
!'ai and Tariff bills is keeping general business
::.uit, sud little is done except for cash. The
ntenoy of the. market is toward lower rates for
y. Whatever be the issue of the present
il. >y movements, It is evident that a consider
, : j ericd of time m'ist e'apse before business
r'-viv h ?u.Uc'ently to ennte a demand for money.
4t pte ent capitalist* can And no employment for
Itself tuetns outside jl Wall street. Ail tlie first
. lus^ bo.- 'a h ire ben obiorbed; certificates w
f;a 'i ! '?? o'ne * are s-il.n ; at a IOC; fiist
?. ? j< tier tBaiy a*!< ri, and ?!' readily at 4 a
, Ti ? J J' * "Ct U tLat uiii:. y will hot
co.iimar.ti over four per cent this summer, an*' Uiat
Iarties who are taotidiuu- la rc|;a: d to collateral,
or who are not generall) kuowi .u> lenders, will be
obliged to bo content with three. The accumu
lated wealth of this country is tar (;re?U'r than
*m imagired before the war, and, even'without
any foreign capital, there is far wore money here
than can be consumed when buaineM is inactive.
Foreign t \^hange cloacd firm yosterday.it 114
for banker.*' bills, and 113 u x/m for first olt?>* mer
cantiie till*. The course of the foreign exchange
market is a subject of active discussion among
merchant*. One p?rty (eels satisfied that we shall
not import much until we begin to expoit cotton, !
and hence thut oui imports are not likely tJ exceed '
our exports of produce added to our present spe
cie export. Others again argue that the country
is so bare of goods that, if there is the least pros
pect of any kind of u\erage harvest alroad, our
imports will largely exceed our exports, tbe
balaoce of trade will turn uguir-bt us, and cxi harige
will rise to 115 a 120. On the face of it, tho party
which believes in low rates of exchange appears
to us to have the best of t*>o argument. Importers
who send heavy orders abroad at pre-seut aro
doing a wild, speculative business, and their paper
should be avoidsd by prudent capitalists. With
regard to the supply of cotton hills, we can say no
more than we said last week. The newspaper* of
New Orleans appear to be conducted by lunatics,
and, judging from thein, it would be rash to antici
pate rea.?on or common seme from the people of
Louisiana. It may turn out, however, that th^
i'brief furr" of the New Orleans editap^0BaJC >
?ontly auWde, and the people of that once flourish,
ing city will by and by realize the importance Of
sending their cottou to market and receiving gogds
in return. In this event the exchange market
would very quickly feel the effect of the inoreased
supply of bills.
The following table shows the course of the stock
market for the past week and mouth:?
Az>r. 12. Apr. 19. Ayr. 28. May !? Jf.j 10.
n. s.fl'8,r?Bi#t d' y;s% w% 100 103%
Virgin ins 57 6tj% bO 69% 69
enr:<tes-cs....... 64% 6i<% 64^ 69 69%
Missouri 6's 4 8% 4c? 43 H 62* 53
NewYorkCealral 82',' 82% W 87 68%
Itsadiug 4a% 42% *1% 40 48
Erie 3?* 3o% 3* 39 %
En?pr?re-.eu... 60% 00* 61% 63% 60%
Michigan (antral. 04,* 54% 63% 68 60%
Michigan SouthV 22% 22* 21* 24 24%
South. guarantied 45* 4i% 44* 48V 66
Illinois Central... 61% 60% 6a % 61% 62
Galena ?7% 67* 67 69* 72
R-clc lulaml....,. 64% 64* f>4 W 64
Toledo 46% 42% 41* 48% 46
I'anama 121 124* 123% 129* 129%
Hudson River ... 86* 36 % 35* 36 % 48*
Paciflc Mart 100% 104% 105% 117 116%
The features of the week have been continued
animation and a steady advance in government
securities. Coupon sixes closed last evening at
101, aud seven-thirties at 104%. Railway stocks
did not advance as much last week as they did the
week previous, chiefly in consequence of sales by
speculators, who wished to realize profits. The
prevailing opinion in the street is that the course
of the market is upward, and occasional pauses
in the movement are regarded with satis
faction, as they Impart fresh strength to
the rise. The capture of Norfolk and the de
struction of the Merrimac will doubtless prove the
signal for another spirit of business. The most
popular securities continue to be Erie, old and
preferred, Hudson River, Illinois Central, Galena,
Toledo and Rock Island. Attention is especiaHy
attracted to these stocks by the increoee in the
earnings of4 the roads which they represent. The
Erie ha3 never been in so sound a financial position
as at present. The holders of the preferred stock
will probably reccive a dividend this year, and in
1363 there will probably be something to divide on
the common stock. Erie, moreover, is the espe
cial favorite of New York speculators. People
know all about it. It is s New York concern; and
if there is any activity at all in the stock market,
Erie is sure to feel it. Hudson River his advanced
8 per cent on the increased earnings of March and
April. Illinois Central is, perhaps, the most like
ly of Utf speculative stocks. The opening of the
Missisflppl river to trade will quadruple the busi
ness of the line. From being in an embarrassed
situation it will at once leap into such a traffic as
to tax to the utmoat its entire rolling stock. The
presence at Chicago of the President, Mr. Wm, H.
Osborn, is a guarantee that opportunities will not
be neglected, and that when the right time comes
the Illinois Contral will vindicate the predictions
of its originators. Galena and Bock Island, as
well as Toledo, are popular, because they are
eamiifg more money than usual and have good
prospects. Galena has taken its place among
reliable dividend-paying stocks, and will doubtless
psy 6 per cent at least for many years
to come. Rock bland is known to have earned a
dividend. Its managers decline?very properly?to
say when it will be declared, but the street rumor
is that the directora will dooide to divide three per
cent in June. Toledo has just paid three per ceut.
Its financial position was explained by the Presi
dent when the dividend was declared. Its float.ng
debt may be regarded as wiped out, and its earn
ings justify the belief that it also will resume its
pUce permanently ojt the dividend-paying list.
These are the stocks which, in the opinion of old
operators, offer the best prospects of an advance.
We notice that the President has nominated and
the Senate has confirmed Mr. John J. Cisco r.s
Assistant Treasurer of the Unned States at New
York. The government has very few servants as
faithful and as competent as Mr. Cisco, and his re
appointment reflects credit on the administration
and the Senate. To the press Mr. Cisco is uniform*
ly obliging and complaisant; and it gives us
pleasure to bear our testimony to his remarkable
fitness for the very responsible and important
office which he holds.
CITY COMMERCIAL BRPOHT.
SATuatur. May 10?4 P. M.
Bmuwrnrrw.?FlO'.r?T!i? market *u keavy, au<!
ci<aed at a decline of about 10e. per bbl. Tbe uIm ?-m.
braced about 12,000 bbls., clos.ug vitkia the rangs of
the following prices:?
8ii[?rtUia htato $4 CO a 4 71
Extra Mat* 4 80 a & 00
ft .peifine ffMtiru 4 80 a 4 75
Com-non to choice extra Western....." 4 86 a 8 36
Canadian . 4 13 a 5 Oft
5o-it her a mixed to good ?u par Hue 6 20 a 5 7 J
Y v r* d? 6 d(fa 0 80
?<x>d to chnse family do 6 90 a T 10
life flour.... 3 00 a 4 00
Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy wlae 3 70 a 8 00
?Canadian flour was also Ueavy and lower, with a (air
demand at the docliue, with aaki of about 1,6<^) bbls.,
cloning wltbiu tbe above quotation*. Somherti flo ir waa
also heavy and prlcea were lovw, with es'.es of about
1,200 bbls within the range of tbe akov.t figures. Rye
Bbur was In fair request at quotations and rather firmer,
with aalos of 260 bbls. Corn me l was in iiiouerate de
trand and prices uncbnng" I, while the saUe nmbracd
about 460 libla. Wheat waa heavy and lower by about
2c. per b-iabnl, while the xal^a in email loia embraced
about 12,0iK> buiihela at $1 24 for choice amber Michigan,
|1 38 for ebotoe white Western and $1 20 all 2! .or
winter Stat* and Milwaukee club. Corn waa heavy and
In rn'Mora'e demand, while the advance Id freight*
tended *o chock tiansactlMis. The aalee embraced
ab>ut 8.7,000 bushels at 62c. a 63<v for Western mixed, In
.n cor* m<l delivered. Rye wits Oris, with a fair de
u.?nd, with saee of 7,600 bushels fUata at 81c. a 82
afloat an I delivered. Barley and taalt were quiet, whilu
?< ee wei? un^iianged. Oats weie in fair request, with
?e at 40c a 41 '{r. for Canadian and Western. and at
42c. a 42 He. for Sa'e.
Comr ?'.he market was qnle4 and aalee limitod. A
smell s-iie of 160 bugs HI. bomingo waa mad* la boud for
?sport et p. t
( tmh.?The advance of yesterday was Sustained,
whlla sil?-e wera some less active, owing In part to the
apiunera drawn to the g .vernmettt public rale, having,
>? usual cn fat ir?Uy?, l?ft for heme. The sa.a* om
tirscad aho-.t 460 bales, closing on I bo busts of 27,^c. a
28<v Tor middling u, lands.
fsvjMrra.?-Kai?? to L'verp ?ol were decidedly better,
for which port 4,600 bbU. liunr wero anw>4 at2*. tfl.
a 3s.; Ia,u00 lo.shoi* Wie.u in bulk at 8Xd , white 9d.
wns u?k<-.l ior the article In ship's bugs loo hud*, elioul
?1 .sal 30*. 600 packages hints, at <?s , aud 600 boxes
of tacwu ai the same ligu-e. Hair* t? i/n. lon wer?
tinner, while r< garments w? e liglu To H?mb ig
8,000 k'.fiwie of rye were engaged at 7,vI j,<r 59 it>n
PH'itrntfr.?I' rk?1 be market waa mem atlivw, but
without nist"ii,'' rhangs in prit'e-i. Tbe s.i:e? et? ,rlc 1
about 4 f?< 0 >-b ? , Ini di me < at $.2 75 a flj M u
r.Iiifilly *t *13 e' H a fli 17 ,, and pnim at. $,11 1
1 'i led n the ?,a ???|\ ore 1,10lurc u.udc iui ?t n
changed |ii' >~ . fla<. 1. vnr 1 w ? ? / . v , h sa e*i (?' 2>,
i/w?v? sU.it t i-u 6li*to?, ? ., ais < two Cuw
berUud eat, regular, at fl\e. 0?t me 4a were la steady j
rt maud, ttiili t iiei of 4.u packages at 4o. a 4 );o. fjr ,
shou.dmn. and at fcc j? 6 V- lor li*an?, the lattsr fur ,
English cut. i*. d waa stead >. ? Uh aates of 700 pack.- {
ag*? at 6c a , with email lots ? U >lcu at 8X'C.
sonsi*.?'lie ui* |-et w a urm aud tole. sidy actire,
tt i n .-?!?- b 'ill iM litili., includod lu vvUich were !
117 !'hi!s. Por?'> at h?,'c. The remainder oonsiaied
01 <tib?,and chiefly within the range of 7c. a l\c., wdb
s: ill loir f pi'iniis nt?c?ry go'ds at #c. a 6>^.,auU 60
boxes .verc 8 i i .;i 7 \ o.
-Mil.-.? lo\ > aitil limotliy w-re nominal, the seaaou
betn? ove ?. Set as of Calcutta llntoed v. tie ma le id
Jiunton at Of' a I'.' 10; rough fl?\sooU was st,ilii:g
at *3 10
yiMilClAU.
AUUl BT aa -JiONT * 00.. UANKKR3. NU. SB wal.t.
bl . IK- 1 it in >f or i.i u travelers, avaltajlo In ?U
(?4r a ol tin.- word through Me?tr k Uothacb id. of 1'ir *.
a iu, Kr*ui on. \ oi as, Napim. and their corresponds ?< la.
Arm* and navy pat okfiob.
Arre-araof J'aj for resigned, de *..ad ami d|. hirged
ofl'cerh ol Uu: Aruiy and N.?vy. l'iue M>>ney, Bouno
M .Uiiy, .Vo.
JOHN B MI KiiiVY, Army an I Navy Hanker.
89 Nakmu e reet, Now Yuri, opposite the Po?t oPi e.
Lacrosse and Milwaukee rulruad i^and
Gmnt H nda, nut aaeruie i, will ue purc?a.-e<1 b> the
u,'derailed ui.ui tht' Uili of l . * n.unt.h. aftaiw tiii.h nine
U. y ?'u! beenUtlidto only a njir.lLal d.videud fiou. t;ie
sal > of the road.
OH ARLBH AltiAHDIOB SS Will street.
1?ro:osai.s I'm: sxmi.quq op ? the Niivr y< rs
Oojut) Court llouan SUiok."?Sealed p opoaalawiU a
rewtv dat ih> Com titroUor's Cilice, uultl Saturday, M y 17,
IrttS, uunl 2 u dock 1*. M., when the ji.ui- Mill be piunoly
opened. for the who!" or ?ny part of ths aum of twn hua ire!
ami fifty thouaand dollars 01 '"Tho Now York Osunt) Court
Uouae 8w It." a.ithc>ri/?-i1 ny c!\ai>i?i' 1(17 of th>i lm of IJW2,
and by ?n ..rdlnanre nf liie Hoard of SupervKora, approvixl
by the Mat or, April 18, lit)-.
T"m i^ld eu? li U In provide mean* to pay fortbe l.tr-1 no
qiilrtd I'or a urw Oourt Uouae, and (o erect auoU C'uu. t
Hoitse tuereon. It trill bear interact at the rati of *lx jkt
cm; por nnnum, payable half j arlj, oa the lirat rtaya of
May a>.d Norember, nud lb? pi incipal will bo ir leematie la
Knot^eoivo annual Iu<.ta1m*tiu> of one Linudied thoun.itid dol
lar* i aoh, coiiii'ienciug >tith llieLtat day of November, A. O ,
^^li* pnpo<iaia w !: aUlotht" amount of etock de?'red, and
th. prico i?er our huudrrd dol'ara tboroof; and the persona
uk?..' nropoKaU are aect-puvl will be r^ pilred to de|>OK?!
with the bounty Treasurer, within tiftonn daya after ilie
op'-nins of the bid*, the sum awarded lot! em rea^w lively.
On p. e?entlng to the Ootniitrollcr tl.e receipts of Uie Coun
ty Trj-.aturer for aueli depu.x la, ttii- partiea will he eo'ltled 10
reoeivecertlttoatee tor equal atnounta of th" par mluo of the
ato<'k. l earlus Interi >t Irora the dateu of pajinentn.
bJicij pr.'poaliton ?sl.ixild t>c aea1' l ami eiulorxcl, "Pro
posala for New York Oounty Cutiri Ilouae Stock," and ea
el ?-a In a second envelope aadreaaod to ilw Oouiptroller.
Tac rl^jht is n-if-rveii ?" rn.iecl any o- all of the luda. if aon
al li-reil necessary U> pro'C' t or promote the Inteiesia of the
co .ntr. KOBBRT T. HAWS. Comptroller.
Cirr Of Vy Yokk 1H.i-\htx! nt or KiNaMCa, Oonr
tsoixsk's olw May 6, MR
PKlZE LISTS ARE NOW bijino MASS VP FOR
li.i! B o kaiiru Squadron, and i?ji*e? are paid 1. i'.y i i
the Sai' la 'at", rruiaiter, <!on.steHati')n, Mohawk, 6. .
JOHN B. MiriUlAY. Army and Niivy banker,
No. 3y Nivau street, Now Yoi'i, opi-osite the foal o.H e.
PENSIONS OF BOLDIEBS. THREE MONTHS' MILf
i.a iftn an I three ti-ara' VoluulterH, seamen, mar et
dis 'larsea ui. -j, uonnl of ditabllit^, or claims of their u d
owe: ?li?< $100 bounty an! hack dues collected. Nooba ge
for lufoimatlon. MATHIAS lioETZKLi, Atiuy ahl N.^y
Banker, No. 4Centre etrvet.
STATE l'AY KOR SUPBUVUMERARY 07FI0BRS, UN
Uer the l>tu aut of the S a'e?f N ? York, ia now being
nolle ted by JOHN H murray, Army nod Navy Banker,
No. Si Maaaau -.iroel, Now York, optMHlie the I'oai olflee.
"ITTANTED?AMERICAN TELRTKAl'Il COMPANY'S
>T Stock, by ALBKKT H. NICOLAY. No. 53 WiUUm
street.
WANTED?$8<I0 TO $700. TO BUILD A MACHINE OF
rare tueri'. and tuimense value, which will supersede
a machine more urn! llia'i any otiior iu existence. A liberal
arrangement w.li be out !u. Address O., Herald odite, for
tour Jay*.
OHtt TC> L0AN 0!i BOND AND MOBTGAGE?
?J) 1 u.UUW on productive real e^uie, la this eltjr or
Brooklyn, for on* or more years. Apply in the office of the
fo ple'f Fire Insurance Company, to JOHN K. CONKEY,
66 Wall street.
LOAN OFilCKS.
ATaor. broahway, "corner ok duane street,
Mouey advanced to any anions* on Diamonds, Watches,
Jtswelry, 4e. Business strictly confidential. T. 11. KEhSINO,
auctioneer aiiU biOKtr. Private entrance iu Duane street,
ffrst door woat of Broadway.
AT 111 OBAN'D STBBBT, THREE DOORd WEST OF
Broadway?Money advanced on Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry, Plate, Ury Goods, and personal property of ever/
description, or bi.uuht aud told by JObEPH A. JACKSON,
auctioneer and broker.
AT77BLEECKRR STBBBT?THE HIGHEST PRICES
jdnuic?d on D atnonds, Watchea, Jewelry, Ac. A m
Pawnbroker's Tickets bought for diamonds, watches, jaw
elry, guns, pistole, Ac., at 77 Bleecker ttreet, up stair*.
H. NEWTON_
AT 212 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STREET.
The boa jir.tcn i aid for Diamonds, set or unset. Ad
ranees on Watches, Pearls. Plate. Optica: Instruments, Ac.,
left on sale, or n 111 Iiut them at a fair valuation.
J. H. BARRINGER, 212 Broadway, room 13, upstairs.
AT NO. 9 CHAMBER*) STREET-MONEY TO LOAN
to any' amount ou Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
Ac., by the well known and old established(eAAC, broker
and oommlsslou merchant, No. 9 Chambers street. N. B ?
No business transacted on Saturday.
Abraham j. jackson, no w walker street,
near Broadway dale 51 Reade street), loans money In
large or small sauis on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver
Ware, Otins, Qry Goods, Wearing Apparel and personal pro
|t?rty of every description.
CASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS?ALSO FOR INDIA
Camel's Hair S awls. Mouuy to loan. A few artistes
of Diamond Jswelrv for salo cheap. Apply only from V (IU
10 A. M.. and 2 till 3 T'. M.
B. W. 1'LUMB, Diamond Broker. BltBrosdwsy, t
L JACOBS, ?07 BROADWAT. REMOVED fP.OM ?3
. Cedar street.?Advances made, In sums to suit, on
Watohea, Diamonds, Silver Plate, and other personal pro
perty, or bought for cash. Business strictly eoutidentiaL
T IBJRAL ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS,
JLi Washes, Jewelry and Silver Ware, or hoiuztu for ca.ih
at the highest nrlr.es. Persons having old Oola and Hll- er
Ware for sale can de no bettor than call on LOUIS ANRICH,
7X3 Broad > ay.
Money to lend-at moderate baths. on dia
monds, Watches, Jewelry, SL.er, Dry Goods and p-r
sonal nroperty or all descrlpU<ns Artie!can be red^emod
at any time within one year. H. BARNARD, No, 21 Third
avenue. Private office entrance hall door.
MONEY LENT-TO ANY AMOUNT. ON ALL KINDS
of persona: property, as Watches, Diamonds (set and
unset),.!ew?flry, Diy Go ids, Ac., by AARON ADOLPHUS,
licenced loan office, 430 Pearl street, ooraerof new Chambers
street
PAWNBKOKKKe' TICKETS purchased AT MS
Rroome street, Of C.othint Diamond/., J?welry, Ac.
Unueemed 1'ledgeson baud?BmloesiCoau, $3: Osailmere
Fan is, 91; Vests, 78c. Fom doors t roui Brnajwny.
OEORGh IiEVIE.
COPAEtSEtWHIP MVTIC'KS.
AN TNDl'SI 1IOU3 M tN WANTED IMMB U AT ELY?
to aia?iiai;l, cash bus! ias<, ylsi ling ? lage
and sure dully In -ome None pe?d Ujply who. aar.ot fur
nlsli Immediate > (JO i a <h. Apply at IrtSBroaoVniy. rstitn 7.
PAKINKR W 1 MTED?IN A DESlKA'iLE LEOITl'
mat- and 'u ra Ive inaluesa, without competition in
this or other eUi? a. A *' .ileum of truth, with $?>*> or
more, w.11 flul a suitaU'j 'mi n H by addr.ss.ug for ouj
we It, witb rsturi stamp, J. C. C . f! aral I o ill e.
The ror-ARTN ^Rnrirp urretofore existing
under tb>i Hi a 01 Guraee A .le .iis n was diss Ived
Octotsr 1, 1 .oil. BhNJ. 'Jl'RNlii:,
8. II JOHNSON.
The bu-ineas will be ceutlnued at the old stand. 17 John
street H. H. TOilNSO.M.
TOfW?W ANTED, A PAKTNKB WITH THIS
am ini in < well ? ?'abU?he I aud goodpajni {
$250
business, one who la t< tiemaaly and o?pahle >f receiving
visitors only need a.I In. ?%*. No ag uta uecd snswtir. Ad
d'ess B. F. N., HersH of-loe.
tonn ?AN EXTRAOHDINAKY OPPORTUNITY TO
make mone -.?A reliable p irtn''r wanted, to at
? ir'-aa.irer for a plec.ioiiit travelling enterril-te, paving over
S ij()0 * month, as ? ill b<> showu by po?n v.- proof; a rare
chance. Call immediately at 603 aud toi Broadway, room
No. 6, up stalra
QO(\ft TO too WILL BE ADVANCED. WHKRK THE
$Oi 'U m ney on be used to advatitx#e, and Ihe services
ol an elderly bwueas man mans araliable at f 12 pM week
Ad.lrs-s 9 G., 2*9 >.*iut street.
?Onn ?TUIS IS A LEO ITT MATH CASH PAYING
mercantile Busuissa. Aay party wiahlng to Iu.
vest the abev>: amount bay sppl) to U. B. HOWES A CO.,
4? Brtdwsy.
QClin -AN AC1IYE PARTNER WAN rED, TO TAKE
tP'JUv. the place of a retiring partner In an established,
pleasant an ' very lucrativeollice l>u?inesst iineicepll'-.naMe
referei. vs given and reiinirvd. For i*riloulars inquire ul
THOMAS K1PTON, 99 Maiden Une.
Aervn -ANY respectable MAN. HAVING THE
?P*JUv/. abore amount, may seo?re an equal Interest in
a very nrofltab'.e and r"speedsble Kmn?M by snpljln? to S.
BOLIVAR Bioadway, Moffat Unildlng, o<.ruer of Wj.th
sir--et. N. Y. cuy.
?f) AAA ?A GKNTLEMAN WITH T'ltS AMorTNT.
loonier Into a monopoly bualneaa with ih?
ptiLcipal of u Ursa I'nahUfhmi'nt, In a flue, morblo building
oil Broadway. tti-orlf 91.0U0 of lua'.itnoio a.rea^y on**;*-'!;
(3d,ui? u?n t * riadfc durinir IrVi'i, proal* eaortuuiia. illriai
Op'ljke, !>ot 124 Harall oflice.
1 iiU) ?farther wanted, in a shirt and
?yO.V/'/Ut Uaiiuiiiiieu'i Fiii nmlilui ."?'.ira, on Broadway,
Willi a at f fro.n %i A V to $.1 'WO. The ad*?rt?>?f
han a goo I run of lira* daaa <-*ah caaWmiHi s, anil haa br?n
Uiilla!.el 'i'i.-son ;t > ? Talaiaan opportunity that addon
oflVra R?.?!i-*ice? exchang'-d. AdilraM (real nama; Furuiah- I
ii.g UO'aIj, Lilt 1(XJ Hrralil ollioe.
STEAMBOATS.
MORN TWO MVB FOH PERKS!.'lu/_TI!E AURORA
will cotnmf-DC* hur r?ginai-tr |aloribe a- naon on ri,it
tii-day May 10. leaving Jay aire i at ? A. M , tou.hi'g at
Chrlftoptlflr (treat, TMrtloli "ti??tand the nthar lnt*rirr.
dlata landing*, Rmurulog will le??* I*a? k?klll at I'. M.
iJTBAMI'.R-t I1AAC P. K lITrr AVD AVERICA, I'D
5 f. ? i II .rriwin a'r t, daily, otwpl Hun *y?, alO 30 A.
!., 3:11 an.I 4 3.) I'. M , for Voukt-i , I1, Ming*, 1? .bl>a' Ker
ry, lr? nnt'*i, larrytown, Kynot, It oilanil Lain ami EU>
rarttraw, muihingalOhrltiloplier sir* ; caub way.
Mrs ICTPA LAV FAII?,
fllllB CUMMiTTlvB >)N trftiUllf MUNrAOf THK HOARD
JL v Al ermOO. ml i-. I o-, Tl.nt ?1ay, Ui? rllh Inai., at
1'irnc d'Ok) k I . M , lii in 'in N.i, 8 Oily lla.l. All pa.viCi iu
trrr-iipd will plea*?' atlrml w iihont fiir.tn i aotlra,
A < L>KK I IK) 4rtNl', ,.
1! W URVKT (i".nmlUM >n
j j| litUfUY, ) *<?**!* ut*.
'I'llk com<(ittf.h o - i i p : ok in/: iumku or
I Aiilir.nen will tn ? o . ?v? ? , ?. i ,>?, ? i. | M t
lUti ? PtirmlWM u ia i n .-vim ? < a, j, r
t a ' ? rg MIlMo ? Il I T tl:u . . II I! I 411' II I 1 t' l>0
I I^vi.t. ??'. ;!-:V''SF \ .i.!t i
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SAI.K1 AT AOpffOW.
Auction wot; ? ?1? a oaulhi.nb. auctiokekr.
OKHOE ?j UEOAUiVAV.
LAUOB 8A.LB Ot iilOU AN? Oi . iLi ,
llOtl* !v .-0 FOBNITUBR,
ixkuamt uo-e.m>oi> ryjioFjttT
EOsBWi 0>> I'fclti ui? i> 1.3 IM PBOOATEI*
VALUAH1.J. J*a; wIV W, *0., *0.
l>. D OAUL.h.N a I'O. will *? I. OU U ><May 12, at
the eL-gkiit private raaldeu e. 3M t> t?url?euUs lliwi,
beik ? i E-xuili ?u! Ni Jt at ?i .?? n.u n .lujf at 10>J
0 luek A M The -*!e to miit-lk ntli ?? e ? ????? 1 t ? i i
ImuMti. Toe (?('(t>tut i'a 'oi Kurult hopIt ad (
la !u ??hd i-OMiw ouo. 'i'UH uh"i? will oe eei4 to .be kiffceM i
b d ii*r for''uli, offrrln* ox r* 1 lugeine-:* t> > "?-cr .
Hie id ]?" Kuri. li::c ol thu Ii. mj u r lynew, *i?i
iiiUkt b? tat,'1, owin.' to removal. Kli J l r ?'*?? Pi
tt -ev.-n o uv?, Wit' all rnjdi. a i j to
it.u ilia: 1 a*-, Ac., coat JiSTO w! ?? i. rt ? ? ? r a
yoa-*; r.cb r.wwaod 8U?..', o -var u :ti +i 1 ? v -i-'i
1 ri ' C 'v?i;''in <? H gam . til m::u> rc - 1' >r -r- I
ii ' , in rich 'irocaAt ;u I patia; rm o.t i U; s
rtio i?<o ly . ariaa Ornainiuua, ? a Vn .sc., i ? . *
ui< "Ml oollael n or r.tn !'alrf.im?, ruaeweori ? 'i
Ea i-a, iu in. i l? rusr >?. oort ? utri -. er 6 Mi, l? ' 'I
in- ?("? Uiimaii, r?rv i u inflate.. . over ? Oju.- ? ofet'.
vulv "l, Bi uw * aud Itig Oux| ? 's; \\ as. nuu..s,d -;.i
rt - in r j .Miii io:h t n |mi n llali l.i . i ' , !;ou u
tu Sn |iurn. in:i !? in nlrr, .mil i. c ? ?' nl condition; 1 >i ?- I
iii.'Riinii Furniture oou?lslxot In.? o?U B*U>n?U>n T*
Silver Ware, rich Oijiiia, ivur> aim a.l.vr C.'icr", Kurli^, i
Spj 'lit, A- , with lf iv> i ,t?m I t>u^iaveil Ula??.-.ar of y"? y I
U<-? i iii' ii u. Hili'i .^iuvf.
N. B.?'i ,i? ?Ik>v? K ai lwrr i?of lh? l>??t ! -iM-rijit in, and |
Ofreiai'KMOi .naiy iliduc.-m^nti. t'>lif)ue>- i-<:|mr*a. J oil -re.
A oonip1 tfit )? rnoii iu iit'tndaii'? to art, i ft li niiJ ship
00 ior purshaarrs, a. a reaaciiaklael ?irg".
Autrrrov s\t,E-b. w. weut jott, AnivrroNBsa.
I A HUE KAl>B OK K* \nN!Vlr>-N ' ' UHN( : ittf.
TWO l,l.BUAN" HO(iEWOOL?|l'ARIiOK rfl lT t
l i Selfi'imo In Mt i gr . n mi t. ii u . i ..
BTATli^BV MAKH1 E TOP uBNTllE AND 1'iEK i A'>LE
hjiioiid il ro ? ooil I'i i. o. oi tfi, b ik"! :iu ' UO'. er;
Ua?ui!ir',ni E api-rt s, 8 cr.'iar:i*^ 11'
Brcuir.ei, Ruttrnry and b-autlful
F'arl' r Oi'iiKincnlii, V:i?.:a, &.f.. frC.
To bt-pernmplo by gold itii c ?h,
t!iu Monday kl'ternnoa, at 2 oVlo ? vr- c * -ly.
althaflve atnry n-ajd^nci'. N" 152 Wr :. ('?.,? y Ural street,
Ustwpon Seven h and E gVtli aveuura,
to be r?ir>ovfii u, u. a ?m,, ounalU uiui .nHlson' "H'nv i
bfilian Etn^n a, cost $300, Statuary JiarMrUip Oeoti , Sm'a j
and l'ii"rT?bl? , uuixt1' ro .ewoiij r in 'ortp, savt-n o a ?s i
(taihiir'i niak'-r, roat with Oabinct, Stool aniiC ivnr;
four elegant Pi.-r aud mantle Mlrrora, with ia*>s?ndTni>le ,
D? Mk and Tiace Ourlaiua, rich Krenca S ?ut:?, ao!*i r i>
wood l'arli>r ? itta, ;n brocatel, wa'iiul ; i in rB!>x, i<? 1 ??'
Eronch Km-: ? ire, MarqueU-re and Bo:.i i' BowUn'i hp",
1 i?o?ood ai <1 *v?!riut Tp^ a-Tetnii, Bvuii' u.oli1 >n'Kia^it-c
a* d M intel.coat $70a rualr; Kiencb Vi oik Tai'le*. L'a-1 i i -tu-l
B.|iie Ornan-enla, with a valuable co'.lcr.'.lon ol ran:
two Marine Vi<-wa, by Northcoit; Laad*Mpea, ?c, Hroutc
0' an-IHIeitt, Curlier E a-^proii, T'irkiah Otwlrn to in <(? h
UININU ROOM, OHAMKEKS A.M> I.I BR '.EY,
fourte. ii ffi-t osk c it -union Table, oak i;lnl:iti 01 airs mar>
b r to(i Buffet, linb Eobcmian cbln.-i Tci Seta, to m :h
thro.iijhont, Iv-ory (;utl?ry. Silverware, C inteia, l'rn?,Spo m?,
K-ir.??, cryatitl and ruby out gla-i* ti? iIhIi, Uhampigi ? .
Winea, with e>>mpli tea^iortmi nteofn -- . t k as*: r...v wood
Bedslaad, .*i (K'rlor hail and ? p inr Ma n s>iea, oval Mil rum,
? bamber 8h1'n t?"onw Olocka. 8 .fa* f. unge*. uprirg s - t
anJ ootlnec C tlrs, Rooker*. tail Tabl ??>, elegant H-h'.h an I
IS 'Itllnc, Bi'iaMl . and Inarain Cai-p ts mair Oar i-is, hall
SUir-:<, wit'u a larn varieiy of romwood an 1 tu?li i..auy
chauib-T iii l other Furniture, not eirjuterated.
N. B.?Spei-ia! aticntion la called to ihlaajle,
A? the I umlturi- is as goo.l .is new,
Anl will be p re- iptorily aold. Ca'.t o^U'-e at hous-.
Reliable men will be in atteuuMJS to ,^rt, paoi ora'aip
CKida fo:' purchasers.
Auction notice -m. b. chapman. AUCTIONEER.
MAGNIFICENT houhb1kk.u pubmuurii
AT publrt) AUCTION
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO ORTT>,
p.OSBWOOD AND bluik WALNUT PARI.ob SUITS,
VELVET MEDALLION g'arpeis.
jt*ron<jk and ORMOLU chandeliers,
Oil Paintings, by eminent arMsts; bron^i. ud Statuary, i.e.,
oil t .in <!uy >.'?! i:uuf), m?jr IS. nt 11 o clo it preoisely, at the '
e'.esiant man- :>n, No. 4h West Sixt-r-nti: street, betv.euii i
Ktftii and Six!.!', avenues. The auctioneer1 would c?ll par- j
titular attention of lii* friends and tl.o public to ilils i
sale. The catalogue comprising the largest and rl>'li
est of Household Furniture and article* of Vcrtu
o tiered al auftton this season. si> peremptory,
without regar I to the "oather. Catalogue at the
house. Drawing Rooni ? Magnificent seyeu octave ro>~wood
Pianoforte, four round cornels, made by Broadway m*k. r*,
Stool and Music Rack, Fren b Cloth 0over; P.?r nud Maut*d
Mirrors, embroidered Laee Curtains, Cornices, Shades, Card
Table*, two full Drawing Boom Suit*, covered with satin
br^i ade, consisting ol two Tete-a-tete 8o;a., to Ann, two Re
ception and eight oval back ohilrs: C?nu"e Table, ktagt -re*,
statuary marble tops; Secretary and Bookcase, Anthiuo Re
cepilon Cbatrs. R''(fining chair*, Couches, sevres and Dreg
den China vasca, Artistic Bronze Statuary oh Palnt'ngs by
Cole. Inman, Eglai, Seller*, De scrolx *n 1 llealy; two mateu
Paintings, by Cole; Storm, at Sea by celacrolx, aa uiptiun
?ff tbe virgin, ft copy from the celebrated painting la lhn
Louvre gallery, Pane; ?*o superb Paintings, on panels. the
PmnJ'-. and bilml-Man's-BuiT, by Legrand: Fruit an<l Flow
ers, Winter Scene, 4c., Ac.; elegant Bronz>' Clock, two an.
perblv decorated Vases, Hut Stand, Oilcloth, Sutr Carpet,
rosewood and bla'ek w.ilnut Dressing bureaus, betls.eads,
Wardrobes, Commodes, French Cbtni T.iilet Sets,
Hair and Spring mattresiaa, Feather Beta, Blan
ket*, Countet iwries, Sheet.., Brussels and Inarm u
Carpet-, Oral Mirror*. Dln'ng Rooms?Oak Buffet, b*tou
aion Table, Arm Chairs, Sofa.h, Chairs covered u'itb rep4,
elegant Sets of Crystal and Ruby o' ia'wcre,l!"por?ed for the
preannt ownei from Pari*; silver Dinner and Tea s-rvlce,
Casts i, salvcrs, cofft? Urn, Cake Baskets, Butler Dish,
Napiiu Rings, Spoons. Porks, Ac.; Sheffield Table Cutlerv,
Table Linen, French China Dinner and Tea s la, to. Also a
large assortment of Basement and Klt.uen Furniture.
N. B.?competent person* will be in alien Jan-? to pacU ???d i
ship the good* If desired. The above elegant te>!dcnce. for
aale or to let. For further particular* lnijun-c of the auc
tioneer.
Auction notioe-e rotti. auctioneer.
LARGE SALS OP
?legant household furniture,
beautiful BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS,
OCT GLASS, china AND SILVER WARE,
RIOtf CHINA AND PARIAN VASES.
This Monday, May 12, al 10*? o'clock preelst ly, at the ele
gant resi lence, 119 West Eighth street, between Fifth and
slith avenues, consisting of three elegant fatlor $>> Its,
covered In rleh satin brocatel, green velvet reps and hair
cloth ; lar /1 Oval Mirrors, rosewood Centre and Side Table*,
tw<> Kiag-ren, vr.th mirror back and doors, co?teach $12,'i;
tine la -a Curtains, Turkish Chairs, retvptlori Chair*. bion/.o
Clocks, rlrh China Vases, Parlor Ornaments, Oil Palutli.gs,
Ladles' W riling Desks, elegant Corner And Book sunus,
bcautlfui rosewood onamber Suits, elegant Tete-a-Tet"?,
covered in haircloth; mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash
stand*, Hair and Spring mattresses, Beds, Bolsters, Pillows,
blhnkets, sofa Beds, Lounges, Mirror*, Cloeks, Vase*, Spring
Seat Chairs, Ingrain ctrjiets, single and double black wal
nut Bedsteads, washslands, Tables, Rockers, mir
Carpets, chandoilers, 4o. Sale positive. All ^o'kls must l a
removed forty-eight hours alter the sale. N. B. ?'rellubls
men inatteadance to eart, pack or ship lha gooosfor pur
chaser*.
A.
tt. MEKWIN, AUCTIONEER.
By BANOS, Mt.KWIN & CO., Irving Building*, 5M
Rod696 Broad*nr.
MONDAY EVENING, May 12, tl 7 o'clock.
Choice Private Librarjr of valu?b.e ?ud ranrierd work*,
Including many io the l>erin*n sad French language*; uUo
? variety of ex[*nal?i!y Illustrated Boo<s, eoihraotiga fins
copy or Boydell't S! ake|*re, U vols, folio, morocco. IVe
British Poet* In 11.1 vol*., limo, half calf; Book of 200 ori
ginal Etchiiyjs, by the old masters, folio, morocco, Ac., Ac.
Catalogue* are ready and the Bjoks are on view at the
rooma.
ADRIAN H MULLER, A CtTIONrER?PROPERTY
at PatetMWOOd.?ADRIAN II. Ml/'Ll.ER wiil wl! a:
U'ictoti ou T >??-? ay, M..r 13, I.S6'J, al 12 o'clock,*! the Mei
chanta' Evchatigc hjI 'Tjoui, 111 Broadway, 15 I.i'ji, each
25??S) Willi a two (tor? ami attic 11 ust', JtlJS feel, le
airaWy ill mled al R*. L I., on Ute Hunter * Pi let
at,d AstotU tar?'U}k'. n tho midst of p^e Improvements,
?iid abviit li mtnuics iiiataic* from t!ie City i'.ail. New
Yoik. Thy j ropt r ? wt'J )M m>!<1 In l>'s, thus alio: ting a floe
oi pot'. .itlty to (bow d oirontof purctiaiog :or the erection
oi auUub.m reali.' ?*? In an tas:ly ac. '??al'' > midattnut'va
locality, Kn'iy p. e;il ou morlga^u. Maps aid fuilpar
UouUr* at S6 v all atreot.
AC. TJITLE, AUCTIONEER.
OFFICE 130 i'ROADWAY.
HKCEIVBR'S !i LK.?P bRfci>l PIO K V riALR OF A HR.
TA i it a TO K OK >1 > U'?VVAIlK ? 1 iblto m ? in V:v v
i7iv? o that the un ? nlg'i?d will a?.l on Satirday ? iv t'i,
at 10 ou.ock, at X >. Mi tludaou atr.et iu tl- c
York, * vait: Me . '?? k of Hardware an '. Put res. together
Willi Uoi?-?, Wa? in, Ac. T. E. KTHWAI It-dTver.
p ?1 he aoov .ile it postpone I to 1 ?? f W y ];t,
the same tim ? ar'i place T E. STKWAiy, Meaner.
Auction bai.b
of
household vtrnitckb
CIIAS. D. DAVIS, auctions).-CiltS. P DAVIS A
CO will Mil, on Monday, Kay 1J, l*'.2, at 10 o'clock A. M , it
82 East Twenty-ninth atre?t, between Ltxunl .u and Third
avmuri, the ronK'nta of a four alory Hou.to, couaiatJug of
ro^iwood marble lop Tablr, mahogany and rosewood ''lix'ra,
T?tea-Tfte?, mab<>g ,y margin top Bui<au!i and Wa ii
('nrda, mat o'<?ny, bl - * wxinut and Iron Bedi.ten ' r-a'.' er
1 kids, ltalraud Straw HlK'trivi"^, Pillo.is and Bolttera, E*'
ti n.,ion aud oti or T*blea, E< oklug Oiaffen, Brnsit>^ and In
(traln ?!ari? ts, Oilcloths, S'air t'arpeta and R 'dji, together
witb Kitclien UtentlU, with which the aaln Will cominenee.
Auction notice.
REOIJLAR HALE OP STRAW '!00D8.
ON MONDAY, MAYglX,
800 CAJE3 LADIES', niss!;s',
MEN'S AND BOYS' STRAW BONNETS,
BLOOMERS, UNION, BOULRVAHl'S,
TUKHA.M", H \T-l, CAPS, AC.,
W.abeaold on MONDAY, ai 11 o stoofc,
W*. TOPiYnO a CO. A>irtlone?m.
No* Vand 11 Park pUce auJd Muiray nuoet,
AUCTION HATJI OP READY MA HE <11 OTHfNfl, AO ?
A. M ' KISI aI.AU. AUdl >neer, wJl r 11 tlila day. May
12, at 10 o'clock, at XI D wery, a larife anHoitmctii .,i Cloth,
ing, Cloth and l aaslmerr- Kro k and iiu*lncaa Co.it*; Doe.
a in, Cloth, CanainNt*and Sa'lnet Pants, S.Ik, Sailn. Clotb
and Sommaf VmII. A;ao, a large lot of piece goods, Cloths,
CaMiiD'Ten, Satin ta, Llaitit; Mi:?lln?, A.'pa aa, ('am y
Oio<l*. Neoktlea, Trlmmlnii* a..J B .'ton* AUo. a larjje lot
of. Boot* and Mho**, Oaltcra, Ac. In lla Rubier Ciotbtn#.
Auction noti< e.-<;ro< icert and ola8.^ sale.
bv YiH W SHIRLEY, Aut.oncer. TuesJay, May 13,
at lOo clock.at .Ml Pearl atreet, al. alnd* of Uranlie, if. O.,
Edged, Deft ami Kancj Warn, In lot* to ?uit city ^nd oouutry
dea.ora Call and buy oaah bargains.
Auction notice -earthenware and fbkkoh
Ula**ware. ROMERT HAYDOCK will *.-11 on Thura
d?y. May 15, nt 11) o'clock, at bl* Ml'-aroom, 101 Liberty
?treot, on four month*'crolit, to crate* E irtonnware, 2M
package* Perlerg beat Pliut Ola**, SOU | ackaue* Amerloau
rrencli Ulaaa.
Auction hat.* or crockery and glass.?
IIENitY ti. EVANrt, Auctioneer, will acil, for caab, In
loig to ault deal- ra, on Tuesday, M?y 13,at 10 o'clock. M88
Maiden lane, ? complete aaaonment of White Granite, Com
mo . Wurc, Ulasaau ; Fsncy Ware. Sale jyo^l.lve and wnb
ont reaene Ooods carefully repacked for ablpplug,
A
UCTION 8ALR OP OOOD FURNITUltB?BY PEED
. A t'O , Monday. M*y 12, at 10t< oVock, at Ct E ..ott
__oe, Brooklyn, nompiUIng malmganf Parloi and Ubamher
Vuralturn. Bru "la and Incrala OarpeM, Piei MI,-ioi?, Bed
ding, Kitchen and Utulnn Room Ktirnlture, Ac.
B
Y .IO EPH UBliEMAX, AUCTIONEER.?TI'KsDAY
stay I 1, attlJioelo k A ,M , at m A telplil meet, I
tween La a e t ? nn<l I),< Kslb a?en ie?, Brnokt/a, tnah >g*ny
Mid wa'ltut l'arfor ar.dI i Hiatuoer ?'urmtilfe, .?> , BMMHmL
Book'**, Brutai is and fi ^ru n Carpets, Olt? loth*, Window
OiirtiUna, wit'i RitcliKu I'uinlture Mame d.iv, ?t 12 o'olork
at n on, at the neutral ahI sr muiii, en ncr of Pearl and WH
loi'ghby a.reeta, a large an I (eneral u^iuu ut or Furni
ture.
Boor-t AND HtlOK i AT AUCTION.?WM. M IIOL.
LINOhllBXI), A ??el *?? ?.*?* Bo >U *hocN
Mrogan*an I uatp.r* a< an?ti m. on i'. ? ? jy, May 13 at I '-i
V . at at ? >f J. f ' ,n h ...pe, |# i.urtlau a r ,
tttinpr?-iii*aJ the variou* Myle?i ol irv,i a ,d leagwiabli
g#o.i.-, rcut irodt uiMiufaetares ?.ai no, ie rta ly oa n, wn
ng oi a ?
li'EUir TilhPS Al AMOTION-ifEKnlf Wi')'?D. Al'
I t ? I, ? , ?e.| at tl s-.or i Oi Si k is A ?
1 .'> N .1 . 'HI' I, n'.'in 1.1 t, on lu *?, , kar I.I. ab<
? ? ? ?- wl 4 ?'%-!? fMttt i'Vtt 1im(, Mi is UuiL U
tm ortU i uim* o
SAIifSS AT A.UOTIl>SI.
I?. H L IIH.Oi/, AU :TU>\I5Blt.?BLBJANT OO '-V
tr J> ,t, at TU o; *? Kmk, to ins ?<iii atauo-.ion, t uot
jm vU< ,?i_v u.a #?? u i i ?. private K. Ii. Lui>Lo ? A
? ' *M ?? U at .* i ??!, Mo. May I*. 1 iU, a It
o' ? at toe j...iv ?... ?? JSx. ii ? M No. HI
" ";jiw y t ? com iy U utiy 8 .? a: I ir i lot .".eriy n-cu
I i UN in'iu ;? I:. 1) r<?i. un 'l u t * Ji-fU, Woattbi *?
oliut .i i:. i d I -j ail ii ? vk'W l.f Lui It
li itti i o ,ud h.i ? In ii ,,,.io r . >. It coiiltiuaaoout
-tr ?! a. a l??uiu'><! v ?. . a ?'Ut thirty
ll?? ? iru.o. . i Ii io ii< U? u. A ih, .|u it niii iiitir.fi,
grei ^'iuiu . ,(i . ?? j ,v , i.' .. iubiea?ad i -
ce aujMil !? ! . Tim ho . w roil ? Minis and built u
' l: , . , ... h ; i r . ,?t ? ,u . r.mtain .
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; 1 >?AC. i, ? i ? fc.-i ill .I1
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i, An.* ,ot -.ni.Vork hy U.ij r if tliuxl U", ?i ,i t i
i r. i. 'i rung tt tr Dr. a SI t' L.
JS..' ? ?? . 1. uadiullt&i b, .ii null a.uho. tt oa
' .1 ?; I.' ? one . tl I> 1: (?<? 1-xam, i.e? < ? ?? e ..i Uori.au
".ii jl 6r.u A o n iueMrorkbi rioroiii 4, ol BnuMiM itM
bei- K. in lib i 0. tk^iavl , 4. M. a -ui.1, K? i.,?t.t. v ul
tiin Oat..' i^Bc 8n> >u?a, iti.d 111 - ub >v? ri?ia I; tni.l-'n mi,
I a? ? ? I ? ? o . H ii1 n ?.i? IT-r-. i ??? , ill It ?ri b -
UevuUtobt- bv :: A!<o t: i ut oi fi o I'kmUiiito .*?
mid at itu:... ur ? '. i . \ ?? -l'i,. AJ iy lu, at ? ii'uka, 1.1 b't
lirc- t -.v,. , o| - N 111 , \ uti u -ULj u|-? Ou ' ibll.ltiOO
UU t-. ; o. ".i. .
I'DWARD BINTi'-BNIOH, AU<iI;')NEKR.
!i hi.. JM< Hul sRI
I I.iM B'l (il'UUDAiiT, io.
BV (J. \V. UAVKM'OKT
On TlTErfOAY. M 4y 13, hi 11 o'ulock, at Nos, ISSaodlST
8!-i*.i(i*s 'iv,
A LAflUB STOCK OK HA.NOS' ME HR.ST CLASH
IKiUKBUUU) KORNU'i KB,
In UitUnTa r!'-h ?k< i. ii i-.ii ,.f c '(t?:it roa.nvood Chamber
Bulla, bla k waluutan i out <io., u>? u il nud walnut i'bi
lur tin t-, 1.. nliit; R o n aud Library no., in br rtl. I, reps
*? I of r Iaa.iio..?.???? cov-ringa, B?v." c?-?.?:?. Ar .tol ?a,
:. ?^ere.s.?' irslrobta, Wln-.SoU, liiaj Ch-.r?, RooK is, ri"li
ci 'edOMtr u id the itatul arUu>-a :ouud In mat
clahrt trarpro >ni -.
AVa<i, Jim .v.miii liaml 1'ianof irt", i y St??<t '.art.
CUILURHN'S OARniAf.hS,
Also, an *?fiortiM'ui ?f Cbil-ii.! i'? tiuii, Carrinf ?. ftp , of
tue ? t nuk ? Lttdiea win t.nd ???>) faciiny aal'orded for
ciainiiiaLiOii at Uiegood*. On eihli.lt.on mi Monday.
H
Ip COLTON, AUCTIONEER-LAHOE SALK 01'"
' . 1'ii.vjr Cooila, Toil, i ?..I'vl , Pur^itlUKu, Fixtures, ?
On Tuesday, ^luy 13, at 10>j o*ok< ?. at i i.i 1 nltou troi t, tli#
eitilrt? lot or l-'.iurr <i<KM|a, irwtu a dealer t cn-iqc i ih lutt bu
ll ??, cum|in?iinall kinda gf rich eools. Ivory ,.ut 1'i-aii
Vans, I' ii-tem no ilea, 8li?:i UMni Uoticulea, Pom?des,
Ifanry Oila, 1 .^tber with e?rry artn .c ojnni.-cti.it vdtli tli.i
butltii-aa.
Henry h. lkeds, AUCTioNi-;i<,R.-fHoi;sKiioLo
Kurnit IH'.?Hi.Nliy H. l.KEDtt \ CO., will aell it
p.Ion, on 'ionila,, M iy i J, at W>J ?? at tUe aalearoom,
23 N'aataii ktreol? a larj. io- .it.inut ol lioUHOiiold I arm
tare, cun.?l?tingoi' roanAood Suit* In htnoatcl: iitabo^.injr
do., In pl .ii'j an I hair oloin; Iiuu-i-., a,r->ww"dU mari<le tup
Contra Tabi?*fl, tuaHt,'iti?y iio. blilu T&Uea, rbaevroo t aud
mahogany UrrMIn^ Iiur-a:ia, 'w^ waluut flo,, o?lt and
bl vv ? jj.i111 !i^ier^lop IV-lrii Tat k'B, do. S.ilrb'i .r ?. uit'i
rtia lie tAj-iij oak Dining Room 0'iairs, lu rcj>a ou i lra h r,
roauwaod <: d . r< '? , Kliltogan} Io., WiiaMtanda, Tolial
SeK kiu^msis, VelTet a-id Indian Cai'i>ei?; Ma.r t.'ar(ot?,
Ol'cioll.u, Chtiiiilnli ia, Mim -ra. i.ill fnuiird Engraving*, and
lot of Kunhen KiirolMue, til of ? hk-h lias been ruinoTad far
cuuTtuinnce ot ?ali-, and will uo told without rea?! vr.
HliNBY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.
IiOR.-Brf, ttAKUlXuES, uarneos, AC.
HHNltV II. LEEDS uo. u .11 hrii <n auction on Tues
day, M*y 13, atl2?'< lo k, in (rout 0!' tiulr ainn-, X-j. 23 Nito
sail aiie-l.
A vp.ry tine An ialns'.an Mare, 15.1 high, 7 yrnra old, long
tall and iiiau-*, atytiah ?o 'ou. v. ithout a sunt, and warraii'ed
bomi tnn l kind; ta a b.an.l'ul saddle Iiorso and beautiful
annual.
Aim, a 1'lack Horae, 15 han !h lilgli.9 years old, a mud,
gpi.tle nnd Kind ia all h.irnaas a:id Uuuor thu mtHe, la a very
t'afc i traveller.
Also, a Brainard Chklse, mad? to nrdnr by Wood Brulbcrs,
With pol-i anil k!u!!h complete: in good order.
Alia, one ii^lu open Carril^a, with top itid two s^aU.
One olo-e Carriage, lor two, with drli ur ? Heal outside.
One light a. * aeaicoauii Roc-.a?vav, not been used one week,
built to i-rd r by om* of our b-st tiiy miikeri", with latest lin
privemeiita; w.- ran led pfr>cl: coat $5UU.
Also, a ime horse Coupe, oily built, lu ijood order.
A aenoiidhaud Can iage in good order.
A Ho kaway, city mud.' io orucr, patent boxes, Ac.
A d .rk bay "ilorse. Ift'i bands high, pony built, eight fears
old eNtvlli-t t trav ller, tvurranted sound and kluil.
Al-o, a lla1it Tilbury, but little used, and la good condition
Henry c. bckibner, auctioneer.
tijirn.; aule oi" nrli an l rar? IL 'WEJIS, PLANTS, Ac.
H. O. 80Ki BNEK will soil, on Tuesday, 13th inst., at 11
O'clock A. M., at h? oaro.nn IH Nassau atrial a lai ;? vnriPty
of Kiowrrs, i'laiita. .tr., i?m.i?tinj lu part of Rosea, in grt-at
rarletjr, H-ibllaa, t'l tnnns, Verbsnaa, l!eli.)tio;>e9, &<?.., to
cethur with a l.irg ? '. ri i"ty of baddlng out plant*. Thla sal"
ik worthy iirattemton, an cultivators and otiiers will and this
to bo tbe linrst coil- rtmn oile-sd this sea"on.
ENRT B. HERTS, JR. AUCTIONEER?BT IJENRY
WOOD A CO.
peremptory SALE OF HOUSEHOLD furniture,
on Monday, May 12,1 v3, at ol.-vrn o'clock, at "Tnn Bugle,"
ltK) Craii l atrcet, comprlnlnt! the Furniture contained in
mid ho-,:ss, consisting of Br-isscia Carpcta, Oil Pa u: ni{n,
Mirrors, ikitas, mah-igany Cliatia, fine K.-atber Bed^, llatr
Muttrcaaea, Bedsteads, Beds, Beddiug, Wa-ilistands, Cook
ing Biotks, aud u l.i o assortment of Kitchen Utensils.
JBOGART, auctioneer-BY 8. A J. P.OOART ?
. Thu) day, at 11 o'ri ick, at the auction rooms. No. 1 Nort i
William street. Con-la* li a sale T>vo Brusacls (.arpets, lot
Oilcloths, Ac . Ac. charles F. WAITS, ConsUbls.
JBOGART, AUCTIONEER?BY 8. A 3. BOQABT.?
. Monday, May 12. at II o'cluck, at IOC First street, near
First avenue, gantael Household Kurnlture:?Mahogany
Sof ia. Ro'-kers, Parlor Cbiilri, iao? Curtain", Brussels ana
Iiifi-ain Carp- is, E.agei-, Ki ench Bedsteads, Beds and Bed
ding) mahogany Bureaus, Tables. Chairs, Kitchen Furni
ture, Ac.
JAMES M. MILLER, auctioneer.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE 1'ackaoe SALE OF BOOTS
AND SlUIBS
AT Al cmpiN
By AIJ1X1S BUAOti, 5t> v'esey street.
TnUitSOAY. May 16, at lOJjf A. M ,
eomprlaln; 1,W0 cases, ass-jrted htyles, iresh from manufse
tuiers,
ALEXIS BBAGO,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
56 Vcsey street, New York.
JMORIARTV, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, AT 173
? Chatham equAi*, at liJ o'clock this day, a variety of fur
niture, Carpets, Fealli r Beds, Mirrors, Clocka, OH Paint
IncK, Drt-u floods, CamtBieres, Delalin-s, Cutlery, Secret<07,
Window Ci^i :?:u" and various other good*.
M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON HON.
. flay, Mar 13. at loli o'cloik, at aaiestoom, 79 Nassau
etrcet, Household Furn t'ire, 1 onal*tlu,gnr Bru>s<Ja Tapestry
and Velvet Carpets, tng.'^ui 10 , rooewood Harlot Su tea,
covered In br? atel; mahogany do. in haircloth, rosewood
do. In reps, gilt frame, Pier and Mantl- Mirrors, Secretary
and Library Bo.ikiaisa, rucwool Etageie, lias, Chanila
U?rs, B?tenifon Dining Tables, Bti"ret.-<. Dinin^,- Cltal ?, roe
wood and mahogany Dressing Burr* :n, W mhiT'.nd*, Bed
nc.id<, li.ilr il t raises, Paillasses, Wardrobes, M .nor*,
Laco Curtain*, D.iii^et*, Ac.,Tie
PAWNBROKERS' 8ALR.?W. N LEWIS, AlC
tlon" r. will a-11, <>ri i.'u?? - i*y, 13Ui In**., at U o'cl? it A.
M at 1S?R wery, up eta . .<. t lur. in l sn. rl >r?K oilmen t
ot men's Clothing; .!? , two tailoi a Hswiii^ Ma-Mne?, for
heavy work. By rdcr of W. A It. MMl'SON.
PAWNBROKER'S 8 a L ? ^E1 U A INCRAUAlt WILL
te.lth* lay, at a ' ? Ion rooms. 2'i He? lfc?v>ery, 350 lots
of men's and women'* . Wutohe. Ouns, Jewelry,
JU\ Hj order of II. I'l'.iN/.N.-iklE, No. 2 > iv. r <t.
I>AWMBBOKIMl SALE?W. N. LEWIS, AUVTION
cer, will nail to-nao rosv jtt id.1 j o'clock, lit ipj jjoiv ry,
tip Ma r , a.largaai.1 ? t r a oirt'.iieBt of Cloth
lug; ii.~ . t ?o till- V S w:i i Miic!il:iea, tor .e?vy work. By
orurrof W. It S.inji . 1
O VAN WINKLE, ACCIF >N' EK
O. ELEGANT UO SI. yi.b i CRNITCEE AT
UCTION.
VAN WINKLE <c WIN I NS, A>. 'lorie?rs, No. 14 Pine street,
wfl; *11 n" mi - I't" <>n Th ? y, May 15, at 10% o'clock,
?11 the luptrb and COS'ly I'mnlture contained in the lour
stor l>ru sto e l 1* N> 103 Weal Koity i ?tre< t,
between Broad vay a wd S.xth avei ue, 001 Uilng 01 elegant
Parlor suits covered in rich satin bi orat*!. tnmul'a luri-ilto
Oiiler by w *11 uuo-a 11 makers; . nwjWood C'-ntre and Side Ta
ble ?, E'aceres, elegant seven octave ro*ewo>d pianoforte,
Chlcker n, a make; Lice and tir< -tlel Curt *1.1*. elegant Mir
ror -Mid Comic Tin ..lab Chairs, rvcap ion Chain, "jronxe
Clock* rlli chine Vani-e, rarlor Ornaments, el Pointing.-,
beautiful rosewood Chinti'T b u.s. oi.th gauy aud blacit
w.iinn' B"dstesda and Buri-ans, EttlenRi' :i Tables i n 1 Dl
nt'iii i:i"tn Sulla in oaks rid bJtrk wain-i t; t'rcueli clilnn
T?.? 8-1?, Tat ie Cutlery, U'a.'-a, China sad Silver Wave; Oil
cloth, rt ?li Car|>eta, Okandoll ? a. m,d a ?? ry line as.?fjrtni"nt
of K . h-'ti Ut- Dill", wit 1 whi 'h the rale will commence.
Ceia! mu"? ?n Do h?d <?t t: odl") of the Au ttoneers May
IS. llo if- f r Kale or tc let. Aj pty at the olSe of Uie Auc
tl' ue rs. No. 14 I'ine s r.-et.
STorX OF FINK LIQUORS, WINKS AC.-8. HERMAN
A CO., Auotlou rD, will -ellou Tne*rt?y, the l$th mat,
?t No. 13.1 EiutCtoal Hti set, at. 11 o'clock, tin' entlru s.uck of
Wic.es, LI*|'<oih. <1e lining buiiuoaa, coualit
liijf of flue '.I I Braudle?*??. Bourbon und flnotuh Wbl-key,
a. m ted Cor llala, Bum, Al?, nthc, P'tnc.i Rnoncn?, Arra. k.
Cherry Cord 1*1, Hi Orvlx Bum, Ae , In package*, ca?k* and
Ihj'tl*'> . tti?<< S.ore Flltur *, x Ik ?Shewing, 1'aitltioue,
0 ?k.j, .tr, Alio one email W. tilling Apparutu*.
CHEBIF?'? SALE?-lEWELRY, WATCHES, AO
O CHAMBERS .<! KAlROIilLL AucUoueera, will Mil at
tielr aalaroom, 115 Ln orty aired, on , .ond<<y, May 12, at
10>i o'clock, a quantity of Jewelry. omiaiatluf of <J?ld W?it.jb
nin l Chain*. Dlumun.l ltiu^s ?ti I I'm', Ujui.c.iu?*uU oilier
Jewelry; one Trarelllng Trunk. Ac., .tr,
J011M KELLY, lato Sheriff.
WM WITTERS, AUCTION EBB?WILL fcsELt TIIIS
day, at 2 o'clock, at 4.1i Canal street, * Ui ge nmt ra
Iu.iIjIo aaaorluietlt of Parlor, Chamber, Dining Boum aad
Kitchen Furniture, Ac.. trom larallle* leniOYinp Thirty
eecond li?n<l t'arp< t*, Oilcloth*, Bujs. MhU, French l'l>. i
Mirror*, Parlor Hnlta, 1'lui). CeBtr.-, liltim ; unit Tea Tablce;
Ka?ere?, llall Furniture, t'hamlmr Suit*. llnir Mattreaeee,
Bed'llns, mn rlile lop Dreaalng Bureau*, Tnllei China, Olaao
end Sllrer Warn, f ovea, Huia Bed*, i;?ne and Hair ?e?t
Cbali*. Koakert, Loungea, Ekteinlon Table, an.1 nil oiliar
guo.la for housekeeping i)e ilert and other* are turned.
hk vv Anus.
REWARD.? PIGEON LOST, ON WEDNESDAY,
Mxy 7 wnite, purple a:t I bruwrn feather*; one ol It*
till teaiheia bl?ok. At<v person returning the aarae to 110
EnatTlilrtiuti iu??t ?l i ic.ulvt the above laward.
$2
dbC REWARD-LO T. NEAR THE CORNER OK DEY
*5>0 andUteenwicu ainsetn,alight t*n Scotch Terrior. Ha
hnd on at tn? Uii.c ;i luiu* collar, wltli name, F. W. W. Cole,
1,133-louth Fourth atroot, Philadelphia. The above r-w:irii
v, II! 1,0 pa^d oo leaving the dog at 88 South struet, cornet of
Pine.
gSC REWARD-LOST, MAY 8, BPTWERN TfinnE
ifflJ auii four o'r.iix k, t black and tan l-Uut; anew??r? to iho
name ul Fao; l ad a Mack patent leather collar on. To be
left ut 4ti KonjHi sirMt, In the baaemtjet. THOrt, wOOU.
$r REWARD.?LOST OR STOLKH, IROM 936BP.OAD
?J wa>, u.ie a na 1 tortniao aliell Ojeri Ulaaa, with gold
p.aied at i In ! u t anutil piece Itr-jk'-n "II <>rv end. W hoev r
WW return the Humo M the a'-.>v*> mim er i In ?U<
Mailt' fttj tiie aU<v* re?ar.i i\.*>l no |i? a?ionsaaite<L
(\ RBWARU? LOST, ?01N<? KH'?M TVtENTY.
? ' oliiin ntr-et, up 'l h.nl a* tin* to'I h ity-lrtt atreet,
it. (intt-a W n It, wliltp . (? , m i.le it Man iiexior- Any
J ire ?ttnnii. ilie ? >e ... L* . 1 u.i Ui /-t.eet.wil
j rt<- .ve ihi a'< >?o i ?<te i.
I c;Of\ Wa ij.-Lo .T. on vvrovr, 1|;< V liT A
'* *h'?? ? 1 u '? 1 * 'W f. irUt
| Utl>t4ttClt;ulUJI JI lA'MlVl a?.
MV9ICAJ*
' X yojbcT lady tbacheu would takk one o*
' Jx twe more pupal* for liulmnlion oo the I'lanotorm al
; lliwr re Mencr*. ?l>. .iu-h rs ? UI lw simvi .iiy * lemma to.
' Terma p r month. Ad net>s A.h, bi.i 111! Ii raid o'tii-e.
A MAUNIr-'ORNT RKVBtf O0T\ E BOBEWOOO P
^1 anoforte for sale , ? ?*;*.:i ly e?rv4? ?"'? ta-.",
strnug ba ?, fill no i piai'. liued wi'b a-'luv. d. !..?>* ' ? 1
I ii* modem im'irovemeiits, nm e io ??r<L,r, ln-i n in u? if. u
tuon'i.s, e ?l ?& W, ?i I U< d foi J?iil, iucl Ji ill sum! ail
? ?t. Al 1" rl-.i Km iiitur ? ?i a ? til u-. Fi.piiro al N
VnitTWt|l)4taHk Uim i. iwi Sii'.o av. uue.
A UAPrJA'V pnR CHRH IF1 A PIT lT'D KOR IV.hR
JV ulaiely- IA.~ R -.evvond Hire a oc.ie PlaUOorb,
I inje size, iu ge . i bill r, v.iti ?! im?>rn uupiuvntiaiej
K'ivhI, ?? ij..n n pui?. rn.ehrite : mai.ei'. it i;OvMt ?n ue.v.
Am iy n .V _IK)N vi.D ?* CO..'1M Uui.ry, near Ko.irth el.
A SUPT'.Kl! SE FN OCTAVP RoSK.VOOD PIANO
io j | , i t half iih h lull value i !?.?? u inosi. niajnilMSiltl
Ij full in.n plate; iarg tsl a aie, oversirun.; rutin A
i*' r *. 11 bl <?n o I mil In i f,;?; it tnree J ,arV {urn .
I n.ilr in iir?t c 1ftu4 oily uu< m A;v y ai o7 .NorUi
Si .Hi atirwt, Willian.s^urg,
1 ?0 * IHM an, OR \.r A CO. Uavo remove1 their ?to?k of
l? ?'!!? ||) ii.1. rj. B' m lv .iy, 0| ,?? 'It" U.?- New YurB
i: . 'I i Uavr on baud the Coit.'U' ,vnd School liauo*.
lore lit ml i S-'.
Ii'lB.VT CliASS SKVBN OOTAVEPIANOKORTBS, war.
1 r<nti"i ir fireo veal *, at extremely low pile s.
P. 1.YN01I, t'-if llroalway. near 1' ih Avenue Hotel
i v,K BALE CHEAP?THBEf vi:i:v kink KBW
I / ocU>'* to i wu ?l 1'i n forto, Bui ;li- 1 in b ? ' >-st mar
ii'ir, i y o.i. o. tiie mat ciiy luaLers, wi h all the latest lm
? o.nn. nU; ?'*? iar,t?.l, Innuir al l^i ?&? T* uv.? .^luU
8 .c t. oftwe n b.- -in.I anil Third avoc -.i-m.
T A S10N0RA ELIZA TALBNTIM PARAVAI.r,:, 1*110
Ji fe -ear al SiU'ing anil Piano, has r"mov..d t.) 6i I'limvt
?lr. ?< mil lloor. o.iruerof Mauoa n;u'.jt, two l/lockM I'rnm
BroaiHvay, wfti r ? nlie t?a lies, auJ can tc soon ?a.cry*tl*jr
from i '? tlH ft o'i ?
\TEW MUi'l" BUDOM, TRUTH AND KIOH'P
i.1 Uc.tiid M -i.c itf.il to the 8 it-pard Utile*, Pifty
Ural Ku^linrnt M. V,, with aplcu liil Ialtlingruph of their
RcMlmi'iital C ?Kunrio e Uiuu l, 8tli Buttr.iarjr, l.Mttt.
Nowb-m, llth .Vjifh, IfrSZ. Muslo by C?-l llelnemnnnj
Price M ceuui, iuaiIi-U fiea. P:a.i!?t 1 . aitru'Ia .c to try
nawr miibic. 1I0RAUK vVA'fKRi. A-rnt, 4-.1 Bro uvi/.
PlANOyoBTI-m-OB ai/PERlOB TONK ANU n.NISU.
foriviloauJ io aire at |-rl ? ? to a'llt the timoa. I'aruea
wrt?hir,ij u> juiio a?.' wit. lin.i it to their a.iv iuia<: In rail on
JAMBS VAN bi1'?R. 17.1* Woiwkr airett. uo?r Hloecker
PIANOl'OBTR KOR HAI.E?I .V M KUIATWiY ; P.tTOB
j>l4), i iistjKJO; l? 7 octave, elo ?nu> carveil n.?e vot?4
Ca?e, iLi .ml wri.i ri, beau- I'll m i 1 le?a, lull iron fiatne.
I < n !i uriin l action. fiDfl Stool, 0<ivur, i,App.jr at U9)t
Tvreulipih etre?t, near r..lrd avenue.
IJIA.NOtf ANL) MBI.OOBON'H AT WAK PltlCES.-ME
t loilivina ,it .jl.'t, $>) aud i'Oi Pinti.ni a: $7h, ^i(, $iOU,
$115, SI/i mill i'MO. l/priglil Cotltgn PI.mm .or-mall iO'juh
lor ral-' ai.J to r.' it by .OnAMBKHM. in the Bible lloileo,
KjurtL t>rnu'!, corner ol Euliib ktreet.
PIAMOi UllTEH, 2 PEABL KEVKD, AND MUMIO
i iaii?:it in a lew Imtei on the Pi mo. Ringing. Oultar.
A Tonleoii mil V >ulin. 17 Piano* to I '< at $3 50, ij, $i lA
an ' ^i/p?r iii.iii.Ii ur for ?aln (.b ap; ftiiil 1'iuiuj A-oO, tiy
1'r ... UUM.SHAV, ?K) Cra.id air. ?i.
17
el ;t/\ H2.V SEVEN 0< TAVK 11AN0.-4, >1.10,
vl'Jl'i M'h lion iroan ?nl ov.-rairm^s, ilo., Wltb
in.ii.l iiutfo '-arvi-.l lejj?, It.l till uaino Irmrd. .ic., $16i>, $175,
a.ii tJJU) with (v :ii key?, 5'^ftan.1 #25U. oolaeee,
914U, wjr. antcil for liro .rai'H: ac-jjiut uand Piati.? at $2S,
rK), fJO, f *) $1ta:.il $!IM. M?l'> t?-ona at i.ie.t oor^aloa.
n) n. w aiij atvoiid Iniiid 1'll i'H am Melo l- ua to let 1 of
i i p r inoiitn, and rt nt lil'.w J K* p in'.'. i oi. MotiUi
ly raymeiitli rtccired. tlOKAUiS ftAlhitS, Agent.
4oi Broadway.
VI RICTIO V.
AN I'.NGI.InU LADY, TWKNTY-HVK YEARS OK AOK
(? lira, claaa Kiivaiueiul dealrea to ohtain a snuatldn in
a laun.y of dl^ilu. tion in N'-w Y.irli. Her attalniueata are
Krenob,G- rman, rira; clan, tnuiiiu and aliifjln^, rudiment*Of
drawiug, t"fiether wlib ihe iiaual iirauo'ies of a pollto Eng.
Iiah education. Teriua S.'iUU per am.um and |iaaaail? out
paid. Go, ii rafereuui a Ix.tU In New Yori. lion Jod uud Oer>
inany. A'Mr. sf (J. A., 25 Marylebone Road, London.
ATftWPQB TWENTY WRITING LESSON3.-BOO*.
keepimT, Jlii. Ii?sou, ualim'ted, Arithmetic and Po?
manalilp, pt'i i^aarter ncvonty elcut Irgauua. each W Vounj
men and bojr* whose difDd<'nce has prrveiited their pro^rea*
iu lar?e at'li.iola, receive oirietiy Individual instruction al
PAINE'S, 62 Bowery, N. Y., and 285 Pulton ntr?ot^Brookly?.
ACARU.-TIIB S17BSORIBBB WILL RECEIVE NSW
puplla daily for clana or private inatrtiction In Penman
ship, BoOAkf|il;ig. Ac. Terms cuodeiate and ai.c-M(,ua
r tnteed. Boo.ua No. S Fourth avemie .md No. 33T> Hioad.
way. OLIVER B. GO LP .SMITH.
Academy or penmanship, buokksbpins.
Ai limnetic, Ai\, 3C2 Broadway, coutinued by W. O.
HUOGLANO, i i' many years with Olivr B. Golda.-ruUj.
Noi-Jmso*. fko o ign practical inatrti<Sion, day aud even
ing, u; .hi reduce 1 terma. A jjooJ bandwnilng guaranteed.
A$j BOOKKEEPING CLASS THIS WEEK AT nt)l<
ISEAB'8 Academy, fi<)9 Broadway, lioiiole entry Uugfcl
pri c'.ically wllhoiittlie me of text books, ou plana of real
biisiuvas. Arltnaieilo and Writing taught In a few leaaoaa.
Apply this day.
AT M NASSAU STREET.?A HOMO MAN, DIAVON?
broker, malcea libe al advancea on mamonds,
jew?lry, Ac., or b'jys theiu at full value, at hia private ofUee,
90 N tssau street, room No. It, up atalra. Busluess oooJI.
dential.
At 6ft? broadwat, oobnbr or bond htbeb'i;
room No. 6 ?HENRY HYMAN advances radi on Dla
m<.nils, set or unset, or bays the same for cash; a.so oa
Wateies, Stiver Ware, Pianos, Jewoiry aad Personal Pr?
perty.
Elocution taught, btammebino ourkb.
Thorough course in Elocution an I tne Swenlah <)\m
nnatlca and Calisthenics, No. M East Tsrenty-sevauih siient.
Refera to l bauwiior Kerru and othera. lllgbeat teatl
nlaia from pup:U. Sand for circular, encloalng sUmpa.
FUBNCH MUn GERMAN languages.?PR0PESS0B
E. tellebing, H19 Broadway (eatabllabed 1Mb,
will receive application* lor private instruction In the above
braiuhes. Langue anglslse am elrancvrH. TranataUmi
Bra rustic Raadlugs; I??- ---* "
; Greek and Roman Classioa; Gcamn.*r
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE ENGLIsn BRANCHES. AND
on the Piauo, te adulla or children, by a lady who hM
the iieal re!>reneea. Lcasoos given in the evening If daalrad.
Call at 69 n later street, near Orchard.
NO. 147 MADISON AYENUE.?INBTITUTION KB
young ladles, directed by Doe. Don Bernard, nee Oa
Rochefenaoy. Separate classes for those wishing to peeftal
tbemseivM in Preach, grammar, literature and dramsA*
readings.
National teacher b inktitutb, su rroao
way. N. Y ?Tea h?-rs want- d as principals, asaiataat^
partner* and sorrcspondenu In all seel ana of the U ulna, la
exihan^e views on edueation, methods ?. tca lilnjf, Ae^, iut4
to supply vacancies. RIGB A ANDRBWB.
TirANTBI>-THREB 0R FOUB OniLDREN, N?f
TT over twelve years of ago; Would be taken to board wife
tuition In a private tamily. Location healthy. In the uouulsr.
Terma modera.e. Address boi 1.M3 Post onic?.
OAICIIIO ACAOKDUKli
BROOKRS' DANCINtJ AC AD DMT, NO. 3'il BROOMS
Mreek _
At* u:<H!i!nvf held at the above nouns, on Wednoaday
erncinj Ma; 7, llwii i?-?<>l?' d to Iwiv^ < wo mure aoirjuc
WKbNisbDAY, MAY 14,
WEDNESDAY, MAT 21.
Tic' eiacan be cliUlnt-J of Mr. Kt.tifc at Cio a alemf.
HISCRUiAREOVI.
AIJjKVf\tor ?UoRNri CURED K*>.; ONP,
?ach. by u..ugl)r. EfUCO' CORN AND Ul'fniJS
<\I.I<KW \r>)K, a n w, liar iiIiumu I ci-rt'i a cur* !oi ? .to*,
'u.iniens, .aWaltua, trus.1' <1 an.! MUtercd teet, ?. .Noc*na>
t!,,i.oacld, r,o paid. VVauautd to pr.iduc* re o'..i .Ua
fhctory and *ur-ricn,- Prl:e i'-cnt-, SO uinta and fl.mm
b x. 8 nt by mall uu noi'j> 1 an:l n? c titit. HrW
by dr ggieta.' Di. J. liUIwli.i. i'l opriMor and l"iai tica' Ht
ropofiut, HJBriuilwajr, .ipo.aue St. 1'ail * oi. run, X. T.
I>l/KDSALT, S ARNICA 1.IKIKBNT, KOtt BURNS, S'HUI
J Ttii >at, Palua ad 1 Acnea? the best m use. Sold by U
drus^i-ita.
Gas fixtures, op every Description, man
ufactured aud fur Halo, wUoirfcile and retail, av Nv. 78
Fourth aienuc, near th? torn r ?' 'ietr.h atreet. Jf. B.?0a<
FUture* furulahed upon monthly payment*.
? 1 ? * i jftr
ARDWARB,
IT
_ CUTLERY AND OUNB.
Roi.tr> A WoMenhulm* Pocket Kmvua. Ac. Dlton'a Pow
dcr t la-'ka and rtporilug Articles; I' rriimloa Onpe and Una
Wadding; Chain*, llu?< and licevy (i ?>d->.
WOLKB, DA.su di fisher, Import..ra, 3* Warrsn ?t.
JUST TUB TTIINO.?PARTIES UOINO IN TUB CONN,
try to ?p*iirt tUe etliumer ->l?o J i tak Cmtl-.y Si Brad>'a
Portable <"ot, Lounge and Clulr vlth tn?ui. Site, wrboa
folded, four by ux moh ?? *'i iar? ???. t?vo D el Ion?.
OIRLHY A BP.AL'Y, 140 Broadway.
Marble mantels -the subscriber informs
tin- public that he is ?ella>? ttnnleie, Ac., cU ajX'i tbaat
any p"r?iiu In the baaiiiea*. T '0?i> ?idii?K i< cmol.ti*
alM.-ifd call aoon at A. KLVUE&'S Marble Yard, Itti Boat
UgkltttUl air. ireet of Third areaue, Now York.
Notice.?i have this day appointed w. j.
Unwell, No. l? Uo'iaton i?t.. et and 81 Berk man ..tnxit.
city of N.imt YorA, Miln a<cnt tor my Pale AI.'. All order*
a. nt to hla add re: a nlll be promptly attend"! to. Tbe i utlla
are cautioned arm t .-ertuiu d-?l?Blnrf p>>r<on?, who ban
eurenllhoiiMy uutaland my caika. and ??? tilling th?m wltl?
an aln of In t-rlor .|Ualny aud voudlug the iiim.' aa my manu<
fart.ire. I will ifuai anion none geniitur unlcai purcbiiaed vt
W. J. Hoivell, Milu wnt for N?? Vork
l*u[LAOK'.riiiA. Ap'.l U. IWB WM. C. RUDM \ X.
Postage hxamp.^ bought.?pauties havinu
p 't.aija statu? > d of at a dlacouni .an i.nd a caxk
eaat.imer by wMi. ' guwuiJ llen.y, i>ui l76Uerali jt
Bca, itaUnf od .?tniroa tlue/ will *.;ll.
TO PUTSTERS -WANTED, A HOB OR TAYLOR
tlin.n revolution Printing Pre .a; al/.e nf b'd noi icea
IliA'i IliiiMlHlmi must be .m iret rate working order. A4
druM Horatio, Ucr?I(t oflrt>
TBAT OOURAUD'ti ITALIA* MEDICATED SOAP UK
?orvo? ail l!iO popularity It receives i?p .ivod Iroi.i ilia
fait tlmt 11 liu been Woce the people t ip*"- lwent/-tli|-?a
reiki* paat.durlnj; whi.h tliue It Uaj ?t.*a'!l!y batn Inrrunntiig
Ua Mlt * 100 per rent, II pviat nl?> be boio?lii m.ul thai H
hit* b id to tear tho iiumi violent oppnMllon: i .iiintnrMbc
Imitations, and l.iv* |iri oil atufl have attempted to bo 10.?t??.<?
upon *n Intalllcain pr?pl?, and tnoal ?t?niilly lalle.l A tain.
Uil? floap muil uut ba ooateunded with ordinary lot ai aoaiia.
That la not l ? only raioiuin'nilatWn-It baa morn vain inia
propertlea; It not'o?ly MaaOhM th? darker! and anilnweat
aklna a moat baauiUUI *hltc, but ti rnrea pimples, oritpiloiiau
anil rbaum, tatter, cba|?, i-Uare*, and ev?ry oili- r kind of
akin deformity. Ei|ii*Hy famed la QOURAl'DS I'oudra
Subtil* for Unrooting b.ilr fiom low lut?h*?da. nn*. I |?, ?*
any part of tlm body. Alao, Hair Dye, alqui.l lion !', U)g
Wnlie and Hair ReatamtlTd an found U br. 'i'H.'R \li U'm
Uld Esiabllahed Depot, ?7 walker atraat, near Hrjadwayt
1.9 Washington atreaC Bot"ii; Oa' 1? t"n, lAnvell; IIIIh^
9pringh?lU; Callaudar, Philadelphia, wlaya, Brooklyn, Ao.
?\7"ERr",E3' M.BCTRO OttMIOAL RATHS. 11#
V Fourth atenu', attended by Vrniexsor V FUUKK8, th?
Inventor. Oatabrateil for tho olfaction ot mai ury ?n4
motalllc anbatanoea fiom tha hv??m, and for their *'ioo*aa
In dln-Mea peculiar to ladl-a, aljo for rbattmatism, debility,
fevar, *e. _____
W^HANTKD-RT TOR IRVSNTOR Of A KBW INTBW
t'on, ui ' l in ?t?rj 'Kibiiy, an artlela whl. h ran . a
m iriulae m* t for 8 CTli tat^l prli a 23 *eol?. Pirate oal .i|
or *."lr.j?j, thin i.ey, r uiu "m ij.vmny'a llot I. SVitu rtflhW
I,.r sale. T. H. HALL. A??rit.
KAmIMO!|,^ ~ J*
fnilf. ADVEnTISW*. A Dli'FlDKXT >OU\'U MA* i>?
I S.4, In int a I fcr bd* unat, ar.?l tl ?d of i? nrd.n:, hour#
It/.-, ?l . I tl. fate, annid Willi a/.irii I.v7, ? e.l .-tl naie4
*n l ("It, i", ol shout 17 ui Hi auo I mut'iallr tdmis. ?? ?
i.. | j .it i i.. y bo tl># roauii. Adfn?t ttiJ. Mt?>rt,fc*
ia(a 'jiiica, lot lurw 04^1

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