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Last season waa "A anasaslsy active one Tha high
prices ruling for breadstus In all the seaport markets.
and the great demand for shipment foreign ports
gave great impetus to shipments from the interior
and filed canals and railroad with produce
the seaboard This year just the IL the case
and under the circumstances the decrease in receipts
is not so large might have been expected At this
time last year, In the midst of the spec uation
In breadstuffs, and prices enormously inflated
and it is hardly just to compare the receipts this
with those Of the period last year Prices
range higher than they would in the face of the
limited foreign demand in consequence of domes-
tic supplies having been much reduced previous to
the opening Of canal navigation At the rate bread
stus now coming in, the stock will soon be large
and prices must drop TO low point Our shipments
comparatively small the dema nd being almost
entirely for home consumption. The growing crops
look fine, and the prospect for abundant harvests
never was better. Consumers will, doubtless, have
their chance this year For two three past
the producers have had opportunity to get rich and
1t Is now the turn of the consumers Breadstus WILL
doubtless be cheaper this year than they have been in
either of the previous three.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations in this
market for principal State and government stocks
at several periods -
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On 23d inst, LYON LEVY, Esq, Of this city.
His relations and friends requested to attend his
funeral which will take place this day oath inst at
O'Clock p. NJ. from his late residence 90 Chambers
street
On Tuesday morning, 23d inst, ARTHUR HESRy
ROOMS infant of Arthur and Sarah Rogers, aged
months and days
The members Of Metropolitan Lodge, |. o. of O. f.,
and the friends of the fami respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this day. "Wednesday, 2fth nst)
from No. IS King street, at O'Clock, T. NJ
On Sunday morning, 21st inst, after short and
severe illness RACHEL, eldest daughter Of Moses and
Rebecca Phillips aged % years and III months.
Yesterday at Jersey City, after lingering Illness,
THOMAS J. MARiSus, aged 80 years, months 10 days
The relatives and friends Of the family, the officers
and brothers of Hudson Lodge, No. a. Iroquois and
Mocha MICS Lodges, |. q. of O. F. and Fidelity Divi
sion, No. q Sons of Temperance respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral without further notice.
tomorrow Thursday afternoon, at o'clock, from
his late residence, No. 70 York street, Jersey City
On the night of the 18th inst at his residence No
West Fourteenth street, Col ELISHA JENKINS aged rs
years, 7 months, and IS days.
The deceasc of man Of such pre- eminent goodness,
and greatness deserves In the humble opinion OF
the writer more than the usual notice.
The late Col jenkins n native of Nantucket
whence he removed early in life to Hudson, with his
father, one Of the original settlers of that city
During the war of 1872 he was appointed Quarter
master General of the Northern Army it'll the rank
OF Colonel in which capacity he served the country
most faithfully and zealously he subsequently held
the Offices of Secretary Of State, Canal Commissioner
and Comptroller and his administration Of the duties
Mayor of Albany will be long remembered by those
who have partaken Of his elegant hospitality, always
dispensed with most winning amenity sf manner ana
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30 NJ NJ ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, May 23-0 p.


The tendency of prices in tho stock market is still
inward Ouotat IONS for most Of the fancics compared
with those current Of the first board yesterday have
advanced. Harlem is up Il per cent Erie Railroad,
(old) 4; Eric (new) "a Illinois, funded, q; Indiana
state SIS L. Treasury Notes r. Norwich and Worcester
fell off 1,I Long Island all others closed at prices
current Yesterday The most active movement Is in
Harlem and the bulls feel confident of corncrng the
bears large amount of this stock is yet to be called
in by purchasers who bought at low prices and the
will be disappointed in their anticipations that
1t will be at once put upon the market again Thou
sands of shares been purchased for permanent in
vestment by of large capital and fast their
NATURE the stock Is taken out OF the street
At the second board there material change in
prices aud the sales to a very moderate extent
There has been a fair demand for sterling exchange
r remittance by the Cambria and the rates have been
I'm at 1Os and II per cent premium. The supply of
n, vt rate bills small The Cambria carries out about
five hundred thousa nd dollars in specie.
The steamer Southcrncr, from Charleston, s. c.,
brinps Ss5 500 in specie The Caledonia from Liver
pool lvings a few thousand dollars in specie.
The movements Of brcadstufs in the interior, along
the line OF our public works, have not been so active
this season. thus far and the probability Is that Tor the
season. they will be much below those of last year
C.S.I Co,tMrRcy OF OswEoo-ErroRTs 2p WEEK IN
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genuine goodness Of heart s was at the time Of his
death the senior Regent Of the State University.
lie left year since for Washington, D. c., with the
hope Of benefttng his health which had suffered for
the last five years during the greater part Of that
time he was confined to his room. though eviucing
throughout even when Frustrated by pain that beau
tful resignation, and patient disposition his culiar
attributes.
He may be said to have slept to DEATH so peacefully
did he breath his lasthis death perfect unison
with his whole life
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In the City and County Of New York. from dag May
to the 10Th day of May iSaa
Men. II; Women IS; Boys, " Girls, 81. Total 2s5.


Abscess q apoplexy, 6; asphya burned or scalded
bronchitis OF womb Of stomach casuates
cholera niantnm consumption as commissions 10 Group
congestion Of lungs 81 debility 10; delrum tremens da-
bctes q darrhea doTsy .; dropy tho head Q;
81 dysentery d enlargement of Spleen epilepsy erysfe-
tent 81 fever scarlet 81 fever typhoid typhu
eongcstve, foyer 2; heart disease hip disease
hopping cough 2 inflammation L. inflammation of bladder l.
Inflammation Of brain, Inflammation Of bowels o. nHamma-
ton OF chest inflammation of Kidneys inflammation of lungs
l3 inflammation Of stomach insanity killed murdered
marasmns TO- measles old age 8; poison palsy pre-
mature birth, 3 rheumatism scrofua small pox ~ sprue
stranguation !; teethins 2; worms unknown, s.
Agc-Under one 55 TO years "a to o. n to TO-
49, 10 to 20 49, 20 to 30 81 30 49, IL; 40 to So 81 50 to co.
la 60 to 70, 49, 70 to So 10: 50 to 90 4; unknown l.
Wv. WHITE City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, May 2Oth 1913.
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FROM THE BRITISH WEST NDIEs.-We have
files Of tn e St. Lucia Palladium to the oath inst
inclusive. From all parts Of the country lamenta-
tons were heard on the score of dry weather; no
hopes remained of anything worthy the name of
sugar crop for the coming year. Cattle suffer in
many places from the want of water, and the holt
days have drawn off altogether during the early
pirt of the month, the scanty supply of labor from
from the work of the plantations. The Palladium
says
"The only hope, however remote which might have
been left to the planter under these difficulties is that
which has been already blasted by the cruel policy of
the home government in regard to the faithful colo
MES of Great Britain From the highest to the very
lowest class is this general distress felt with grevous
weight and not the wsest head Is capable of devsng
plan of remedy that intercept the dread conse.
Quences"
Aduces received at st. Lucia, from Martinique
and Guadalupe, continue to report favorably of
the spirit of society in those islands, under the
new regime The slaves are behaving well, and
measures are in active course of preparation for
the regulation free labor.
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NEW ORLEANS, May l7.--Cotton, middli ng advanced
81. Sugar, fair "a x; Molasses, no change. Flour,
quiet. Freights, one engagement Exchange, no i'm
provement.
BosroN, May 23.-Flour-Sales Of 1000 bbls were
made, including Genesee, Michigan and other fair to
good brands, at SO 25 So 37h Corn-Saes of 10 900
bushels were made, including mixed and Southern at
SOC, and Northern yellow at Soc. Rye-Ssles of 400
bushels made ut 80c Oats-Sales of 1000 bushels
were made at SIC. Flaxseed-Sales Of 1000 bags
made 81 As per bushel bags included. LeadSales of
500 pigs made at 4c. No change in provisions
freights.
ALBANY, May 23-Receipts by Canal within the past
"a hours Flour $500 bbls; wheat, 5000 bushels bar
ley, 1000 bushels oats 1000 bushels beef $50 barrels
pork 700 do Sales of 1000 bbls -four made at S.
IS so, including Michigan, Oswego and Genesee.
Wheat-Sales of 1000 bushels made at 81 So Bar
ley-Sales of 5000 bushels made at 49, Whiskey-
Sales of 100 barrels made at 2Oc Provisions were
dull
BUFFALO, May 23.-Recepts within "a hours: Flour,
5000 barrels wheat 900 bushels corn, 100 bushels
The market for -four was dull at 81 s7ka S.. Wheat
was dull, and we quote Chicago at 02c, and Milan,
Cleveland, Sc at 81 o.. Corn-Sales of 400 bushels
wore made ut 42ac. Rye-Sales of 5000 bushels were
made at 5sc. Whskey dull. Transactions in provi-
sions light
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I MON COURSE, /. I.-TROTTING-TnE PURSE OF $3.50
Two mile heats in harness. for which Lady Sutton and Lady
N. d. GREENE, Proprietor.
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TELEoaAPHIC lnTTlllnRncR.
From the South.

PETERsBURGH, May 20. 1S4S.
The daily special express has arrived with New Or
leans dates to tho It'll inst.
General Quitman was received with great enthusiasm,
on the 18th inst, at Jackson Miss
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FIREs-Cox's paper mill in Vassalboro', near
Browns corner, Me. was wholly destroyed by fire
on Friday night last. The mill was owned by Glazier
Masters Co, and others. Loss quite heavy. 1t is
feared may be $40 0O0.-Portland .4dp., May %.
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Richclieu Diamond Pointed Pens.-Thes<

III t.
SONS No 80 Boweythe cheapest carpet store in the city
aned to last vo years Made and sold by B. WATSON
AZ Is ssn' aaR
simple invention which be adjusted any for
G. Saunders and Son, I47 late III Broadway.
s' she attention public their
the toilet
Notice to Croeers and Others.-At a Meet
5 s
At their next Trip and regularly 70 come in At the foot
siocP Oregon, Captain HOrnsr soop Cyrus CAP
s: sSs: 1 ass
sloop Wave Captain Fountain; soop Captain Price They
tuesday and Of this Week. and regularly hereafter
the above named place.
Gold Pens.-"Greatons celebrated warrant
pointed Gold admitted DO
one door IF from the post oos Also josiah Hayden
snds Albert Iasy Levi ,s sd Eawa,
reduced pce wholesale retail Gold and repaired
II. b. Jones, II Ann street, continues to sell
reduced for cash. fine Calf Boots at s. " 70
SSS TO- r quality French Pa IeaS S Boots
ST. All goods warranted to give satisfaction B. JONES'
Ann street.
Asmofleus for Sale This extraordinary
work. which much excitement in New York. and
which such 5 Ir haze Sssn made ss ms so
Ann. Price twenty-five cents
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
on the upper Broadway and Murray street. unques
s as s @ no e. aaq
derstandng where they can get the best pictures
Umrctlecmed PIedgcs-An Elegant Lot has
Just handbook Dress Coats OF French CLOTH silk
trimmed 81 to TO- Pants cloth and cashmere 81 to So pair
Vests silk and satin 70 cents to S2 Coas and overcoa few
i've Dollars loft Corner of Nassau and Beekman streets
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A Hint to Housekeepers.-Thc LIST OF May
has passed and the houses order has and
would take pleasure in recommending Mr. HIRAM AMBER
SONS No 80 Boweryhe cheapest carpet store in the city
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DALhO'S OPERA HOUSE-FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
wednesday May 24-The MODEL ARTISTS consisting of a
company OF % under Sig Lila,
Will appear in variety Of Groupings Satuary Illustrated
Pictures Historical NEUROLOGICAL and MYSTICAL great
Italian, Flemish Trench English Thce
Dancers a Psyche Bathing Venus aad Curd Venus Rising from
Nymphs the Suppcan the Listeners Cleopatra Tabeau uae
in honor Of the United States, 6cDress Circle pur
9uette o0 cents Upper Boxes rs Doors open
8o'clo
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TT S MAIL LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The Steamer Hermann will leave New York for South
ampton and Bremen, "Wednesday 3lst Nay For freight
apply the Office Of the Ocean Steam Navigation Com
pany % Broadway. An experienced Surgeon ON board
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Shipping Intelligence.
NEW ORLEANs May l7Cld barks John Potter Philadelphia
Union NYork; brig Eliza Jane, do.
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M ECHANICS HALL. a., BROADWAY hETWEEE
AZ Grand and Broome strees MONDAY MAY % and overy
night during the the original CnSrYS MiN5TREIS
Whose concerts during the EIGHT MONTHS been re-
ceved with such distinguished patronage
most respectfully that oy win their on
and nmtabe entertainments every night further noo.
Admission 20 Doors open Commence 49,
Manager and Directer r =. CHRfSTY.
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RARNUAS AMERICAN MusEUM--P. L. BAkNua, Pl>D-
- preor r. HITCHCOCK, ManagerSpl.udid ances
eysry afternoon a. hafPat O'clock and every evening
Another Glorious Bill The Ethiopian Seenaes Last week Of
Great Western The Mammoth Ciunt Bahy only nonaa
DID, weighing ninety pounds Wax Scripture s,atuary
American Fire King variety brilliant Electrical Eyp.ri,
ments with new and powerful apparatus Miss Noble Miss
Julien Mr. Thompson. Madam Rockwell famous Forum,
Teller be privately consulted charge % oeuts
Adn,issoo 20 the whole, including Museum Perf6ancea Sc
~ cents Children under years enough
waS alone E4 s one aans Gael.
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PALMos OPERA nousE.-ARrIsrs OF EVERY DE

pALMOS OPERA HoUsE.-ARTIsTs OF EVERY DE-
and ladies' of enement-those whom virtue truly
abdethshould witness the truthful Pictorial such
exhibited this house last evening immense and
delighted audience The first class would b. benefited
IN taste and the latter elevated in purity aud sentiment There
VIII be another representation this evening" the
classical description that ancient modern schools
pictorial illustrations books in mpressng mind
with truth such exhibitions given
evening Mr. Burke deserves great credit for the improvements
he has made those universally Acknowledged
o be crpditahle heretof ore
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MO CURE NO CHARGE.-DR MURPHY, OF 63 GOLD
~ conienay consulted all forms Of privat. dis
eases Of gonorhea he in days Consi.
tuona debility and mpotency successfully treated by DR. NJ
No mercury ued any hndranoe from business Oce
63 Gold street; open from A. N. TO 10 T.. NJ
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RAkVAkDa MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE MISSILE
- sipp River, painted three mig OF
,srsest painting IN the world the Panorama Building In
Broadway adjoining Nos Garden Open evening lSun.
days escepted Admission j children half price m
ncrans Will ooaenco moving &c O'Clock precisely
exhibition o. "Wednesday aad Saturday at o'clock
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NOR uAvANA-THE IRON SPANISH STEAM SHIP
GUADALQUivER, j. Roig, master. will positively depart
port the 9th June For pasa only having
splendid ncwlyurnished accommodations apply 10 CHASTE
LAIN 4 PONNERI. u Water street.
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DR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE oPRAl

DR. RALPH AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise &c. IS Greenwich street Office hours to " A. NJ
to NJ Sunday exceped) Those who Amply In the early
stges will be surprised At the rpdiy and tte incopvnienee
attending their cure chiefly however those who have su
fercd certain class Of people or otherwise who can pr
pery appreciate In structure from It's first ine
pent To- its more advanced distressing from
mon advantages addition TO very extensive practice IN THIS
compant he can afford rapid easy and radical which, -
has ground for stating Be obtained from othor u
America
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yYNnE X. NJ STEAM PACKET CAMBRIA WILL LEAVE
d the dock at Jersey City Wednesday, the 24th /;
clf.ku r.gigeiv
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BROADWAY THEArRE.-WEDN ESDAY EVENING. MAY
- ~ will be performed Shakseare tragedy Of ROMEO AND
JULlkr-Romeo, Mr. Anderson; Capl let Mr. Yncbe aercuO
mr Lester Benvelo Mr. Dawsou frar Laurence FredericSs
Peter, Uadaway Juliet Miss Fanny Waac Juliet
Mrs Wnsanly Pas dc Duck by the Misses Clair
To conclude with the called COUSIN LAMBKTs(ap Dc
Bantam, Mr. Dawson Squire Mulberry vache; Cousin Tambkn
nada~ay Mrs Bantam Mrs Sergeant Dmiy, Watts Rose May
nard Miss Fitzanes Dress Circle rset,e Family
Circle . cents; Gallery 2h cent? Doors opeu NJ z rsrfo,u
ance TO commence u o'clock.
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AXE OSrARTO-THE STEAMER ADMIRAL WILL,
l/ave Oswogo Toronto and Hamilton direct every Wdncs.
Saturday o'clock arrival OF Packet
Time from Oswogo Toronto from IL TO IA hours To.
ronto, May -, 1913.
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/ ". Known, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND OTHER
Furniture Thursday, May 18th ut l0i o'clock at No. l2
Broadway large of excellent Furniture comprising
Marble Top Dressing Bureaus and Wash Stands Sofas and Paro
lhar Centre Tables Book Cases. Centre Card and Quarete
Tables Fancy Rocking Chairs Cane Maple Chairs Maho
gany Black Walnut and Maple Bedsead Looking Glasses and
Hair Natsses &c with variety house furnishing articles
Catalogues ready.
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CHATHAM THEArHE-S0LE PROPRIETOR AND Leg
~ see Mr. T. s. Chairman. w eincsday Evening May -
wln be irs.entei the FATAL SNOW S10RM-Governor Of
Nertsonink Mr. koene Count Ostroh Mr. yarry ALEXIS
Denim Lowna Of Tob9ski Mrs Jones. 10 lie followed
N new YORK AS 1T IS-Mose, Mr Chanfrau; joe Mr.
mans William Twill, Mr. Herbert Katy, Mrs Booth
eiude with NCLE SA NSm Hobbs, Mr. Pardey; Dick Dummy
Mr Winans Emma Leslie with song Miss Miles Nancy Seras
MRS Booth Doors open at I-Perisrnanoe
7% o'clock. Boxes 2b oeut-Ptt l2l.
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TVNHE YELLOW OK CHESTER SPRINGS EXTENSIVELY
l. Enlarged and Grounds mproved-This well known place
for resort for the reception of vste The
medical attention and accommodation extended nvads
under Hydroptc heretofore Passengers
Philadelphia with the Reading y. o'clock A. NJ
~ NJ for PhenxVio where good coaches will be in readiness
aud at the Springs III o'clock NJ and at 5 T. NJ
Sunday line with tho Columbia railroads both
down. For further information please address DR. GEO LIN
GEN co. Chester Springs Chester Co., Pa
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U OWERY nm ATRE --NrnNrsnAl r.rr--I-l, ,l... Il

RUWEKf IiLNIhE---W EDNL8DAT LVLNING, Way q.
- VIII he performed the agpdy ~ ING Learn np TsI~
MI Lynne; Edgar g " Clarke Edmond j. IT, Halt Esri Kent
itoni Cordea MIRA Phillips kegan, Mrs Jordan; G0ner Mr.
Abbott. Atler which the drama Of the GOLDEN FARNEG-
Golden Farmer, Mr. J. H. Han Jenny Twtehe Nr Irrk,
Harry Hammer MIR. Belamy Elizabeth irs Jordan; I,u
Miss barnett Price OF admission educedB 80 cantsi
formance o -. o'clock "
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A STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE-WM. NlBLO RESPECT.
fully nfrns the public of New York strangers visiting
the city that he has leased the above splendid establishment
the summer for the them
variety Of amusements he successfully the late Garden
The house the brilliant world
from its peculiar site, unsurpassed capabilities
and bis patrons may be assured the order will be sty
forced Due notice will he given the opening house.
Artists Of acknowledged ability Address post paid Mer W.
H. CIIIPPENDALE and JOHN SEXTON, Managers.
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IeOCKLAND CENETERY.-TTIE BOATS FOR THE CEN
AZ eery will street. this morning. at 81. A. NJ
touching Hammond should rain, the dedication viii
lie post poned and notice the time given in the papers
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MI MI I'r Ut IL EAIkFi-E.NLFIT OF MISS
,anwsnts g eommsnss With The com9y in two Acts entitled
Lieut. Kingston RN. (h SOM Mr Arnold; Miss Mortimer Mi
Mary TAYLOR. After which the Petite Drama entitled mons
JACQUES-Mons Jacques Mr.. Erkinsou; sequence n apdoo
BeocS er Vivid Clark Nina, with song Mss Mary Iylor
To he followed by the Farce ent tied PERFECTION
Paragon Mr. T. Grattan; Sir Lawrence Paragon, Nicknso
Kate Oren, Mary Taylor To conelnde vita auslae
Farce entitled HUNTING A TrhTLE-Timotly Dlndelou
Mr Conover: Mrs. Tnrtlc. Miss Raiera
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7>ABERNACLE-MR pEMPsTER's LAST ENTERTAIN
day evening May 2ith which he will sing
popular songs The where born he loved
not there John Anderson Jo "The Rainy Day. with
you once asan saw ye my wee thing" hs Lament Of NE
I'm alone all alone" "Jeane Morrison duncan Gray and
his popular cantaa he May Queen Tickets 80 To
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A UCTION NOTICE.-GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI
turo-A C. futile win soil Thursday 18th instant at
o'clock at the Of Waverly ace and McDoual streetA
general assortment Of Household Furniture of family removing
from the city consisting Of Carpets Sofas Tables Sdeboar
Looking Glasses Astral Lamps Mant Clocks French Bedsea
bureaus Norkstands Paintings Envlyng Prints &c Also
Mahogany Piano Forte Also Kitchen Furniture, with
which the sale will commence.
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g. Saunders and Son, lat, late III, Broadway.
Dressing and .trop mandatory respectfully in
vito public their importaons
knives and other fine cutlery also to their assortment
perms brushes combs and article required for
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L,xTENsIvE AND VALUABLE SALE OF THE CHOICEST

k,AiENSIN AND NALU ABLE SALE THE CHOICEST
English Books just imported, at the Auction ROOM No. lgl
Broadway-Cooley Reese Hill will sell Thursday Friday
and saturday evenings May 25h 26h and 2 half past
o'clock the largest and choicest collections London books
ever offered at Auction embracing most of the old standard
tons OF the best authors Also and choice collection Of
spenddy Illustrated works Among other desirable books
Bayes Dictionary vols folio Cuyiers Animal Kingdom
nual Register Philosophical Royal Society
II vols 4to Nichosons Journal Of Philosophy 81 vols De
tire, ~ yos Thompsons Annals of Philosophy % vols; Pen
nans illustrated History Of London, vols
and plates Rapins History England folio Clarendon
History Of the Rebellion, vols foo Cunninghams Gallery of
Pictures vols 70 Engavngs Crevers Roman Empeor 10
vols sye Crosses Antiquities Of England vols folio &c Also
cravings Pictorial soeneres History Public Schools Unvers
tea