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j PEASE & SONS
H O r E H O u ND CAND ~.
THE undersigned have used Messrs Pease Sons Cari-
fed Essence Of Horehound Candy and recommend il
for colds hSrisnsss Elections Of Tie lung: Sc
Rev Mr. Lindsey Pastor of M Church, Seeopd st
SRev Mr. Hawey No rs CrO.by Chaplain At the City Hos
Rev Mr. Davis Newark NJ
Rev Mr. Duvall. 2l2 Broad Ut, Newark. NJ.
Rev Mr. Luckey, re New York Conference
Rev Mr. vanarsdAe, Brooklyn
Rev Mr. Griffin, Pastor of NC Church, Bedford st.
Rev Mr. Whitaker Pastor Of Church of Catherine
Rev NJ Hart, Pastor of Church. Gold st.
Elder KsapP.
Rev Mr. Kellogg recent Pastor Church, Willett st.
Rev MIR Danes Buffalo.
We could add others the most men
the state but the abeye tatcent satisfy
mos skepcal OF the efficacy Of j. Pease Sons Hore.
md Candy manufactured and sod wholesale and RETAIL
DC DC z kssaeirs No s;as ri fahiadelph,s Pa
dessrs Gums u Co. no Is Exchange Place, New Or
Messrs Duboite & Co. Mobile, Ala.
Mry Woodward, st. Louis, Mo.
Mr. VIM Dpyail, 232 Broad st, Newark, n j.
MIR W Hslde man, Louisville. Ky.
Mr. Pereey Teller, Detroit, Mich ".
Messrs Peck Speare, Burlington, VT.
JApthony, New Haven, Conn.
Mr. G.ynor, Richmond Va.
Messrs Frsnk Tay lor & w ~.L xy.,hpron City D c
Mr. 4 %adswertN rroJissnes s 'R |.
MI r. ,ron,somsry;A AZ.
- sothorn Georgetown, DC.
efr Z II Hunt. Fredericks uIgh, Va
II 70 Va
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DAssACt 81 From Albany TO NEW YORK, vaa
SPhINGFIELD, HARTFORD, and NEW HA We
Passengers leaving Albany at 81 O'Clock, A NJ every
there Mdine and take stages for Hartford where
New Hssen from thence By steamer to New York whero
they past p. NJ it ayers prefer, they
take for New daven, their arrival Hartford and
leave ats r. NJ 10000 TIN
Ii they leave Albany att p in the cars for Spngf Id
they will there 6 and at Hartford l-take
next morning for New Haven at g. and reach New York
pasta.
Returning leave New York at7 A. per Steamer foot of
Beekmsn slip for New Haven, arrive at alHartford o.
SPRINGFIELD Al snex morning ske cars for Albany Boston,
tickets to be had at G. r. PAYNE's Office 81 Broadway,
Albany ora the Greenbush Depot; at New York board
the steamers.
Freight by this lire will be transported between
and New York for $2 5000 lbssh articles and parcels
to be charged higher at discretion.
ill H. FITCH. Secretary.
SIXTY MILES SHORTER THIN Any
OTHER ROUTE.
sA0t1 ~ THE MOST ExPEiD , ROUTE
ExHtfArxP TO ALBANY, via BRIDGEPORT-Fare
The steam coat GRO ron the NIMROD. leaves Catha
rne MARI slip East River side for every
ing Sunday o'clock From Brigeport passe myers
will be forw arded by the Housatoc Railroad North Ca
thence West stockbrdse miles) by stage and
thence to Albany (se mes) by Railroad The cars well
90 For passage or freight apply board the beat,
at the YORK House, No. Courtlandt street HIm
KENiTTANCES TO AND PASSAGE FROM GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELANQ. BY THE
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The Fish market is well supplied. Halibu is dear
now, as 1t is brought in in small quantities. Fresh
salmon aud shad have been served in Chaleson and
green peas in New Orleans.
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| L. NGLI-h II ARD cy
IL manufactures from the purt netsl for sale b.
Il ~ FERssE q BROOKS, 81 liberty -.
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ONE DOLLAR will buy ROBERT MERRY'S NIL
" scum neatly bound in CLOTH aiming Epgravnrs
pages of reading matter from The IF The Farley
BRADBURY. SOLDEN co.
Naa.1 NJ "
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THOMSON. 100 William street.
Silver Ware of every description
4 now on hand tea setts. coffee
(orks, spoons, Of rich as well az
A,ole Of thesc artic ss, being man.
!, from sterling sIyer, no pains or
bsauty Of the workmanship
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sr-A FOR SALE-The stock and fixtures OF oy ster
Mill eating seloon 3is Broadway The basement
H3l Gothic Ha together with four tprei
he from the FIRST of May next said saloon being
be best locations broadway and doing excellent
BUSINESS viii be sold ba gain present. owner is
situated that he cannot attend For particulars and
erms inquire on the premises or 10 SAMUEL DAYTON, 4
Sulfa 6.h mari IA o.s
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kSk- PASSAGE TO AND FROM GREENOCK
NSNp>> AND GLAsGOW-The 4 .e p,oket ship OGLE.
k}sTIIONP, Capt Carson which sails from New York
2oih January and viii leave Greenock and Glasgow
early in the sprlrg
wishing embark and hoce about send for their
friends to out direct om Scotland should fail
this favorable Opportunity the by
thus sh for cabin second cabin and
very Superior. For terms Of passage apply to
w. x j. Il. TAPoCOTF 40 south street.
i2o hRk slim
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RiLLS OF EACHANGk on az parts Of ting iano ITeIan
- and Scotland in sums Of fs, Ere fs, .f9, 70 "a,
made at the best market ra,9 TX
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y RiOl in NeM.0rlcnus.

IRON the " o. Commerce. Bulletin, May }i
''N"f'a, The peace OF our city was disturbed
popular comm0tion. which at one time
'''"'e'ea serious consequences. ApprchcnsionS
"o'e entertained for while lest the disgracetul
v'e' recently enacted al Cincinnati were about
To De repeated here. The origin of the mob was
u'' sudden and unexpected depreciation of Mani
,f''N notes. arising from the resumption Of sPe-
F"!"'u's FER some time past this species
W. PAPER usi been regarded as the safest that was
~ circulation and was taken in preference to bank
bds. great d al OF il had been boarded a,
'us deposit by small dealers and persons Of
""',d means Hence when,he shinrlasters fell
90 'A'0e' The depreciation was fell by every inhab
.'aD' q Tue clly more or less, and heavy LOSSES
-" upon 'he poorer classes. \ majority of the
, -, had no other kind of m.ncy. and when the
homeopathy hills were refused in the market,
''! were stripped of the means of buying their
'' ahs The nccessarics Of life. From such a
IN u'ihss' very strong excitement very nat
arose The popular discomfort Was hrst
MANIFESTED Yesterday morning at about ten o'clock
=! u' a's'mbage Of a crowd at the Mayors Of
az 10 demand the redemption Of the Municipal
~ "Oes- His honor made speech to the multi
- eNplasatoly and concilatory, well calculated
- "'ay Toe prevailing excitement. But neither
heeded.
ne mob retired from the Mayors Office. bu, in.
s'aa OF dispensing, moved up Charities in the d.
'''"oh OF Canal. Upon reaching that street, the
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mob. which had .weed to near two thousand men,
commenced an assault on the brokers efice' on
Canal and Common street Three Offices were
entered forcbly aud robbed o. most OF their
contents. consisting Of gold and silver com and
bank notes. The amount thus robbed ana stolen
is varou.ly estimated at from ten To twenty thou
sand dollars, Before the work OF destruction had
gone far, the police of the ID Municipality prompt
Is in,crfered aud bv arresting about ds'en OF
the depredators, inundated and dispersed the
rest. The culprir- whom the police had secured
we're safely lodged in jail under strong guard Of
armed citizens "a an attempt to rescue them Wa
expected. Abou, an hour afterwards. the mob "a
lied and again moved up Chartre. street, with the
avowcd purpose of releasing the prisoners. But
on reaching Canal street they met By few
resolutc men, who very soon put them 10 flight
Shortly afterwards, several military companies ap-
peared or the ground Thus ended the aboriive
effort to subject our city to mob-law-an Outrage
that will be visited with signal vengeance on the
heads of the offenders. Much to the credit Of our
community. il can be said that no pers.ns Of re-
,nectability were found in the airay The depre-
dators were mostly hucksicrs and small dealers
and may well be presumed to be not well yersed
in our laws. 1t is gratifying to bear testimony to
the ORDERLY conduct Of our citizens generally and
the determination cyinced at every hazard, t. put
down the mob and maintain the law and the public
tranquility.
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II Public sCho0ls-The Address oi the Ninth
Ward Committee the School Question, ought 10 be- in
the hands Of every voter the city Of NewNork II con-
ians larger number Of facts n regard To tbc school Qucs
ton than have vet been presented 10 the Public ani July
exhibits the ms, pres liaiou. contained 90 NJ. Msclsys
Report against the Pub- Schools. The Address comprises
Mr. Macays Report and review 81 It, embracing the
following topics,
I..ERRoRs o. THE DISTRICT SYSTEM.
II So MOOT AGE.
Ill Cost THE DISTRICT SYSTEM.
IV...CosT NV Law.
N....EFTICIFSCY 81 TIE DISTRICT >YsTLM ~ CITES
And Towns.
'. ..INsFECTToS AID VISITATION.
VII osr o. IRE PJELIc SCHOOLS
NI1f...TEsTHoNY or TIE BRooELYS CoNNsslOSERs
IX...V.LuE OF a UNIFORM System.
X....AN UNDENiaBLE INFERENCE.
XI RIGHTS Of TAX PAYERS Involved.
XII..THr COSsTITUTloSAL PRINCIPLE.
XII. PoPULAR INTERESTS.
XIN....U NWokNrTY or -HT srsTEM
This Addres, Published lie Office OF the NEW
YORK EVANGELIST No. ll3 Fulton street. where may
be had 90 large or small quantities, and Of the News Boys
Enquire Tor the
SCHOOL QUESTION.
Price cents single. Liberal discounts TO agents Or
orders. my30lt"
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correspondence OF 'He fT'Du'o' -.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, May z

WAsuINGToN, Saturday, May q.
The SFlATE was not in session to-day.
In the Housx, Mr.. Kennedy, from the Com
mil,ee on Commerce, reported DIS 10 es'aoiiS"
reciprocity in the Commercial relations OF the
United State. with certain British Colo"lal ports :
to alter the mode of admsasuring the tonnage oil
ships and other vessels; and Joint resolution re-
quinug the President at such time as he deems
advisable, TO give the proper notice oil inc "riiii
nation Of such treaties with European powers as
lRye established the privilege oil importing ."
equal terra. other articles thar the produce oi tse
cosnrio. in whose vessels the importatlens are
made An able and elaborate report OF Mr.. hEN-
NsDY on the subject accompanies these blIIs' a
motion to print five thousand extra copies IieS
over.
The Supplementary Report from the Secretary OF
the Treasury on the subject of the Iarif, commu-
nicaung the information from that Department on
the NbJsct, was received, referred to the Commit
Tee Of Ways and Means. and ten thousand extra
copies ordered printed. 4 report was also re-
ceived in answer to the resolution iuqmrinE as to
the amount of money received 10y Gov. Doly for
the Territory of Wisconsin, the manner ot It's eN-
pensiiure, &c. Also, a statement OF the amount
Of exports of tobacco, compiled from the oiiiciai
tables. 5000 extra copies Of which wsre ordered
printed.
Private bills were debated during the day.
W the great number reported by the committee
Yesterday, but two were passed.
lie SPEAKER laid before the House Il letter
''om Hon Robert c. Winthrop, the esteemed
ana able representative from Boston, rcsgnng,
oa oceoun, OF i'll health Of himself and family, ms
sea, IN Congress. Asous.
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NurlxSfs.

,suES-Saes about 25O Pots ato l.. Iedir az w.
The receipts continue TO be TO d tar amount
-, m for The season i,7O0 barrels The soeh OF %
uS ~ LIS los and that of pots 30 barrels more thdl on
= 20 ia,, The .pmenis for the week are 100 n ~
r e month 1888 barrels, The stock 800 barrels 'o''
ar Gro,TT1N|The .e, Yesterday about were @
o,,t,,, rather in favor OF the buyer lot. About
Fl OIIR-Tbe demand If not eqlalIo the t.,P III a
I, t,ls t;ene.ee were sold at 81; Michigan -
~ .It'o lg3 25 with sales OF ssue n" "a =,
=. Esll. Mll.p al S7t Georgetown ! o'o''" "
= y; f, decline OF l2!c. , .;,t,,, a, is1c
-. Cp ,iN,so0 bushels Illinois Wheat iof m"n- a.
,,,r ron,u,, dull sales 300 bushels Jti,eS isr,,
5o00do Delaware al sic. meas "ye - "'V
and dull AT 10 a i2c.
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5000 Indiana Bonds 203 1900 do..........'.. -
wequole Sterling Exchange 81, and Francs $50 with
very light demand.
Ia Domestic Exchanges there was not much activity yes
terday There lore confidence IN the success OF teNrW
Orleans resumption The ayices that the three nonresu-
ng Banks had at decided into the movement
with the other Banks has had good effect here The
small amount specie drawn and the absence OF any
run 10 dangerous upon either OF the Banks aP
pears place OF the attempt beyond question
The rate i. a per Mobile gets worse and bank
notes are selling from % to % per cen, discount.
The money market continues very easy and negotiations
of good paper are made with little difficulty Tbs Banks
di.couniing all the prime Offerings In The street Tie
rate for the best paper is to per cent
Treasury Nstes are selling at discount TO par
Since the opening of navigation for u days The Tolls al
Syracuse have been a. follows 1880 80
si2 tolls Tor 81 days.
8t do. do. ''''''' iIie' -
Total. .S-'-'' ~
AT Rochester for the last day flour and wheat have
maintained the following prices: fourwhsleale - ~
s 5O-reail, ) g. a 565. Wheat-Sl 10 a I1
We find the New liza Register account OF Inc re-
port of the Bank Commissioners OF CONNECTICUT rom
which We extract the following table
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Matters.

There was a moderate amount OF business done al Wc
Stock Board Yesterday but excepting III state s'och' h
market was heavy Although the dividend on pea"di'
and Hudson is approaching, which s expected VIII ~
five per cent vet the rate gradually declining II "d
yesterday gi. Bank OF Commerce declined per cent
Mohawk /, Paterson l..
or state Stocks sales larger than for some tn'
reaching $1,000 The market very firm State s1es
improyed II per cent: SIS do ONO Sxe, Illinois Bons
Indiana City Seven per cents sold at PSF cent pre-
min 40 AL
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Ciety Viii bold r.eu, Tbs Monday Evening. "a ne
Church corner OF Defiance ant Ihry ,uess- JAMES "
FoaBE, 30 ami other able speakers vii address the meet
ug. The Lad. o the Lady Laayeiie Clinton and ColuH-
ban SOceues VIII be- 10 attendance. and JON the exer-
cse% The public invited 10 attend
p.,x-e So T.. +. B. MANCHESTER, Pre-.
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DIED:

Yesterday evening, at half past O'Clock, Gabriel Case
aged IL years 90,
The friend. Of the family requested 10 attend hs iu-
neral from h late residence 10 suffolk street, 10 morrow
Tuesftay) riiernOOn, AT O'Clock.
Brooklys. after short Illness, Mary, wife OF Aexan-
der Il rlcck, aged 81.
Her funeral will take place at h. residence sOusi'
BROOKLYN this O'Clock. Their friend, are re-
spectiuy invited TO attend
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MARRIED /:

On THURSDAY May 26lh, Daniel Dwight 10 Mr. Eliza
beth l.. Carleton. both OF this city.
On the 10Th Inst sharon, the ,eai o Commodore Tho
mas Az Catchy Jone. F.riaN Co. Va Henry ID. ard of
tht, CIV 10 Charlotte G4ibra h OF Dublin. Ireland.
At Pleasant Ridge, Ohio. Ma> lHh, samuel Edwards OF
Lannie. Bureau Co. ILL.,, 10 Miss Aurei.a MIRA Paunecr
of,
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U,m;iv.-Importanl and distressing "o'A' e"'''
,, ,sr,I hundred Fine Eugravngs, Just puon'n'" anu
"",,. =, No l22 Nassausreet Newiork' cslne' 81,
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY OF The lSc' . slI scripture.
r i n{,n,ed 10 the instruction OF youlh any, Y ~ n
mic,; together with an Appendix cona,nS rom
,; On he Evidences OF DIVINE h'Ne''u,, ,r. ,t
rnsn,f. kry 10 the bible being comi,'u ,i
bcal Know!edge, care9S eonae ,1m Clark. FOOL
,h Horne Wall stowe Robinson, and euSi no
& r,.rs on the Scriptures; embel'hrd VIZ ,
urxpKrD ENcg.vINGs oN WOOD '"us"-''' VI
scenes. Manners, Customs, 49,, sy,y, p,hi;.ber
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rrThe rhenix Tcmpernnce BcnevoIen,

Association viii bo.da meet ug az Concert Han, No
90 Broadray Iesr Canal -, tl, evening al oc!och
Hose Company - and members of he Society VII sin-
Temperance songs. aud M,,,r,. stone, lori. Mli.an
Howard Babeai Ahb1it and President y. Dud are expect
ed 70 address the meeting. 6. W r. CT sHINH,
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p Seventh, Ward Uouk

ltf11hc SpckhOider. " ins BANK are hcftnY n-ti'd
that election tor thirteen Directors for tie ensuing year
and three Inspectors a- next succe, ding election, VII
bc held the Banking ouse, Tuesday TIE ourtecuh
DAY Of June next -
The poll will open l. " and close at O'Clock p. VI
b. order of Oh, Board
mJp tIlf 4 :. FRASER. Cashier
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-orICC DR. J. y. BUSHS SAN
DVORDTR Of Selah Mathews, Esq. Re

ID orier -fthe CITY Of Roche,ter-N o'es .eob.n
49, a, attachment ha> Issued against the 60 ~ N h.
NAV IA ''s is,,t debtor and that the same VI"
.It e,r The payment Of h, debts unes, ne ~, n ne
hare ,lch attachment according " ~, ,n8 mai the
,,n, Of any debt, due 10 him by reltn' ~ ~ ,,i,hn
@i ,b. Delivery him or iu b.. W 81 ny - any such
~ - heioug.ng II him. iui the Uai'lrI '
w hy bn are forbidden hy a. ani az $3.50
H. SSH dsv Of May, 1872 IL. + Noh ip., Cr,d.tors
lAWINin. = Y. .''a
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'u''' ROBERT SEARS, Publisher
AGENTS WANTED.

- ps-.ons in the country, wiling 10 act n ~ IL
- MI the necessary Information, by s'1IV's"7 w.
',r IN III. subscriber, a. above, posi- paul If ON.
- ,,ayo volume Of about so PAGES p'iie' ,,"'' ~
and elegant bourgeois TYPE on ne n4.,' hoyrI ia eilt
: fixed al 81 80 per 'oi"'''
and ciiered o. ,,J. IN those who purchase h
j. liberal discount ~ .21 In g. :.
IL.
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WILLOWS mournfuly

XvTEEPING WILLOWS mourniuliy
wv ~. over the grave, ot Thousands VINO lf" II.-
~, eial circle, and MISTER JOY 70 thr i''
,',.. ana freu,i, whose eye. uil-tt ID" >P'Nt,s ~
i,i4'N', az" t..L. bloom with tie roses oi htdih' "
'. rSncc,orani haa been timely amnl'lrTfi 20 mem Hen,
I'm thev cslecled the only renefN "he apd
rom o, a,a died under their an con ~ ine Nv
n AXE warning and Immediately con,men1f , 'p l
y, i,.'.t anil certain r,lsedy for every pui'l , pi,
, Prsnared only by Dr.. ID. jayne ~ SCUM '"e'
ladclpha. n n ,~,rds Drurc.sis.
sold by the agents \ D. u , = mus z-iRro,d
Fulton 81 corner %, "nII 80 nit
r.. |, .I,,lN Prllr VIZ.
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Grand Temperance Concert a.

1Ti.s..- tUr UfNFII IIf UF :
TO- Reformed Iebr aes, At the Broadway Tabernacle on
FRIDAY Evening. June 81. by tie New-l prk Academy 81
sacred Music. Several ri.na Temp snce Ode, De-
psrsrmod 0l which = posed ~ NJ, VI : b. Dana
aud dedrai, the Hon 1. r Marshall, who expected TO
he ureseut uyyJ Ii
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The whole amount OF the suspended utbt ~ uo" e.,
the Mechanics Bapk, and foar-hitlis oi ,sat o. u
- ~ rsmnri,ed of FARMS gion Casal STOCKS, "hch
nl,csd in me assets of those bauhs at par thoHRh III ram
ortll hut little
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u,,Jr NEW YORK MCSEUM-for-

i nerlv known a. Peai.~~ - Broadway, opposite me
CIV Hall Tremendous Nsacuon' Increased NovriV
MONDAY May so. aud every evening duriny tls We
Grand = Exhibition OF the wonderful Poyspses NeNs JuH
imported iros Europe, 10y Mons j. Martin ana 10 pe prs
.entsI to the public Tor the frat time m thi, country
d. hi, occasion wl also be exhibited new Dasnen
Drama Il feet SQUARE and painted D> Benjamin and some
OF the best arss IN France. $500. ~
,r HUI will deliver hi, Lecture Oh iahin 'u''""s'
Manner. s.. u the Dovn-Easter>
H. wonderful Dwarl !. engaged for ose week longer
TIM r-U uW
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AUCTION SALES
BY 5 RAPER. Jr.
>lnrr Il Nillsui-slr.'.'f. corner % Pins,-.r~~.t
WEDNESDAY. June

BY ) DRAPER. Jr.
Slorr 81 wuiisn,->sr,.s. corner u Ffne.-r..L
wsDNE>D,N. Jane J.
NJ g.. ocork. a. tn Auct'on K-on.
80, oil BorranN Cart iruei h,uses % ID. shss ~
.ut4tnu u Bpu,sav. among whtf az fuinsr MsrgsBS
20 cl.k, Chateau la,our sA' ~ ca'e> - Juheuoe Neoe
Chateau uar-auN lzii. Drts> - Lemme lsSi Chamber.
I'm a., MAJ, ar srd p, Noluay a.. ~ P-r.y, Grad
Cham. Lace. Nas.i. M,FaNhDo b. isFs, Absnlhe Vert.
Curaeoa. Annlsstle snd assorted Couial.
Also, " casss Hock sun nor hrsnd
THURSDAY. Jane
A. 10 o'ciocs al The auction noom
FsFSoH Gooos-loo ca>r. French GoNi., comprising
lrr amt desirable asog,m-ut OF $40 nabe articles
oeve per recen, arr'al-a, monns credit os appro'ea
Aso. rrecch snd German GsNl. Tor cash
SATURDAY. Jane
Al u o'clock, al the Auction Room
CLorHs AND C,ssINEsss irOm tie shelves
or CREDIT OF SIN MONTHS
Con, s'in. Of We,' o. England Cloths ans e.ss.r.. st
reen oiy AMI i.nry ccio, Leecu broun. Ru..ss
Ar PRIVATE SALE.
s eases crimson Pon.ev>
5c.,e, printed Pongees.
China black ,k hdkf, DO assorted sc~ngsi css's AZ
~ French >tyle PLAID canieres. oNord tshss uis
kl.,, a double screw pres. bu, little used.
A good organ suitable tor small church.
". c. Hsggery. Aucuoneer.
BY JOHN HAGGERTl \ SONS.
Store l6s Pesrlstreet
To let cheap the Store Ne . Piue-streeL Also, the
Store No. BurlIng Sip
JOSIAH Richards. Aucuonevr.
BY BANGS. RICHARDS X PLAlI,
store = Rpsdwav.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, oclock.
BooN> - QU,NtGriEs.-> large variety OF >andatd ana
M.r.ilaneou. B1ok>, Novels 81. m
A>o. school Book, Bhie uni Prayer bo"sN LsUe' IA
per Black Ink, Scsisc WaN, Sc
AT PRIV SALE.
30 dozen coore ,kv,r, con,,ting Of BLACK cream asa
maroon color., IN lots to >u't purci s>sr>
GEORGE q. BARTLETT, Book Auc-
NJ ton and Gonna >son Rooms Tor the sale ot PlNsie
libraries Oh Paintings. EugrasngS Fancy Articles Ae
an adVaRced ON cons -nments
Particular attention paid outdoor sales OF Furniture
Real Estate Ac IA. NJ, -
-, - ~ rryl6 In
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ADJUSTMENTS
MEXICAN Museum. corner Of Broad

A MEXICAN Museum. corner 81 Broad
~ WAY and Ann sireet-P 4 BARNt VI. Manager.-
- = nav and Evening thi, week, commencing On Mon-
law Nav % Best attraction no The city DaN N,teFs al
med the evening tr'e. Master john ID amnnd, the
Iork arr engaged. one more week ~ the MYSTERIOUS
C;iu,v Girl, Ms, Resale. the charming Vocalist also, Ia
PETITE Celeste the beautiful Dancer, are engaged fsperi
nrpt, m animal Magnetism. COMPANY OF lndlsn "arors
NJ IaE-ng. the comic dr' lIrrst. -
Auitfarce 10 the whole )Ccut>-chdrrn halt PRICE W.o
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NvUjJYFRY GOODS.-STEVENS

wi cpIru,N a. Beaver street, two doors from fe'i
,r.,t New-York would respectfully invite nsichdnS ~,
nilner, visiting the city, To call anu examine SEW
a. iI5n.-,, ,nd silk Good. Their stock entf'v VI
-, Ia, b.en .a-rtrd with the utmost care hs.,y ~ =
he market Early. they have had the benefit OF w, "a .
IECTIo\S from the importer, AMI auTuons hh va 81.
,1,lt their cool, cash they believe tN 'a
,nly th. cheapest but the best elected -t' i ~ n,
~ -, if,e ~ he found the city. IL - ter hunYn
49,, -,n.,i, - on hand good. ~ the moa i.'hionaDe nn'
1,i m do bu.le.s on the CASH SYSTEM hrir'lns ~
=, ,,, be- ar ob,--t ~ tioe wanting goods ID ni'if Nn
IN r,frou ~ tl.,a Instead Of e credit houses my
niy on tie chea.ues. If their guO, tor patronage M
a,.eri the action $40 regularly and do gs some g'a'
h,~,in. winch they will eli IT isng advance ,Is, ~
Call and see. WINS ~
l. VI $500 u1li 3ms