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LNNCYCLOPlEDIAOF HELIGIOUs hNOW-
T. LEDGE. illustrated with maps and engray-
ings, large volume.
Busk's Illustrations Of the Holy Scriptures, large
volume, with many plates.
simpsons Key 10 the Bible, with maps and Illus
trations, London, volume.
Strauss Life Of Jesus, London, volumes, SyO.
For sale low at TAYLOR * MAURY'S
June 20 BOOKSTORE near 9Th ri.
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DRS. FRYE & HOLMEAD,
OFFICE Pennsylvania avenue, near the corner OF
~ 4. street, Washington, ID. c. June l3-ly
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Second Class Work.

On the Beds and Builds Of the fine fooled toUk
ADORE ne icate.-The arris shall be straight and
true, forming close, and clean even joint. True
draft lines inches wide must be run entirely round
each bed, and the surface Of the top and bottom
beds worked perfectly out Of wind, and parallel TO
each other. The surface within the draft lines
must be dressed true to a straight edge, without
following. No depression Of any kind will be adj
mtted within inches Of the face arris or within
the draft lines on the hack and joints; and none
will be admitted on the beds or builds exceeding 3
inches diameter and one inch i'm depth, nor closer
together than one foot and in mo case where they
shall together exceed fourth of the area Of the
snrfnrc
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GEORGE MACKAY, Attorney,
(LATE OF FLORIDA
WILL attend TO all kinds of business before Con-
w gress and the Departments.
REFERENCES:
Hon. E. c. CABELL, Florida;
90 X, TooMBs, Georgia;
sc III. w. HILLIARD, Alabama;
90 A. BURT, South Carolina;
g X. c. WINTHROP, Massachusetts;
90 c. b. SMITH, Indiana;
X. l.. RosE, New York;
JOHN YOUNG, New York.
June left
r. w. RISQUE,
A TTORNEY at Law and Agent for Claims
IA against the United States. Office on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near 18th street, Washington
June l3-ly
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II tons cwt., 2 qrs. 0 lbs. of round iron
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p. III. HOOE ~ CO..

WHOLESALE and retail dealers in Carpeting,
w Floor Oil Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, Curtain
Materials Sheeting Blankets, and House Furnish
ing Goods generally.
Penn. av., between It'll and sth streets. Washing
ton, ID. G.. June 10
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Bill B, No. Coping.

434 lineal feet coping, feet wide the bed, anC
from feet TO feet long, and feet thick.
The coping is TO be dressed on the top and face
according to the specifications for the first class fin,
cut work. The beds and builds are to be dressed
truly, TO make close joints, with sharp arri'
edges and full corners. The back line of the top
be full and anllar
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Hon. RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
June 1876 Warrington, ID. C..
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June 10 81
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FORM OF OFFER.

TO tlt NaVy Ageht at - ], Fl -,
of -, in the State of -, hereby offer TO
furnish, under your advertisement dated -, and
subject to all the requirements of the same all the
articles embraced in Class No. =, viz: for --,
(here insert the article and prices carried out, }
amounting TO -, (write the aggregate in words. }
The undersigned, -, of --, and
-, in the State of --, as guarantors, hereby
undertake that the above named - will, if his
offer be accepted, enter into contract, As before
quired, with the United States within fifteen days
after the date of notice through the post Office of the
acceptance Of his bid as before mentioned.
(Signatures.)
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On Sunday the Goth instant, of consumption, HxrRv
AUGUSTUS FAY Esq, counsellor at law aged So years
May 22d DENNIS BOYLE contractor. aged ~ years, Q
native of the county Donegal Ireland and for tho last
"a years a resident Of this city.
His friends respectfully requested to attend his
funeral this "wednesday afternoon. at O'clock rem
his late residence, No. 81 Madison street.
On the 22d instant, MARY ELIZABETH, daughter Of
Elizabeth and the late Thomas Mckinney, aged year,
months, and % days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
specially invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
at o'clock. from the residence of her grandfather,
Francis Gilmore, No. IL Prince street
At Brooklyn, on Tuesday. 22d, SesArrAH, tho wfs Of
James s. Dickson, and the eldest daughter Of LOWS
and Abigail Dubois aged 40 years and ri days.
The friends and relatives Of the family, and New
York Lodge No 4, l. o. of G.. F. respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral this "wednesday after
at 80 O'Clock, from her late residence, Furman
street. near Jeroomon. Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood for nterment
At Charestown, Mass 18th instant, Sergeant JosrYu
DWIGHT. Of the IT, s Marine Corps aged SIS flo served
in the last with Great Britain and with Gen.
Pike when he fell at Little York, and likewise at the
taking of Fort George.
At Colleto near Victoria, Texas. Llth ult, Lieut..
CYRUS HALL of the LIST Regt. u. 8. Infantry.
AT Saybrook, Ct, I'd inst, PHILLs JAcKsor the faith
full slave of the late Samuel Hart Sen, aged 49, At the
parish Of Saybrook. and sold to the highest bidder.
At Providence. 10th instant the Rev. ZEBpiAL Brad
FORD, Pastor Of the Pine street Baptist Church.
At Point Macknaw, Michigan, April 1, of disrrhosa
contracted while in Mexico BESJ. FRArxLIr HorrMAN,
in the 22d of his age, Of the u. s. Army late 1t
Burlington county, ~ J.
At Malta. April 9th, 1919 the Rev. JoHN w. BsowN.
Of Astoria N. Y. It will afford melancholy satsfac
tion to his beresved friends and relatives in America
to learn that during his illness he receiver every at
tenton from the resident clergy Of that island and
that the Rt Rev Bishop Of Gibraltar performed at tho
grave the funeral service
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MARITIME INTELLIGE NCR.
Port OF New Work.. May az, 1919.



Ships-Oneida Crcssey, Canton GrinneIl Minturn Coz
Higgins, tBr) Owen, Quebec, Miln emperor, Brown
Barks-Adam Carr. Craig. Glasgow woodruff; Linden
Krkparish sligo Grinns Mn.urn cs; Mary Melville.
MSeesr Usd Es1 Albert Br, Card ST Stephens
Brig.-I!os ton, Rice, PoItan Prince, Delaacd; Al
Bamct, icnt Rio Msche, W Trundy Co; sunny Ego.
Sealing RS,hmsllGr Ns.mith Walsh Galye..on NorS,
Moore, Sydney, CB, Hunter 4 Co.
sehrsEscot,a; lBr, Richards Archa,, GA JLsu5is. q
hsmi Attakapas Pierce, Savannah. Nj Mocrssdy co;
Cornet, Pugh Washington; Eouse, Robinson. wmngss..
Fe,ersSurs Hunter s co WIN jenkins Vanderbilt dos
Van Brant Ec9t Cole Baltimore irness' CLARK
son, Boston; Cooley Hammond do; James hong Jones'
sio"ps"Rhode Island Hail. PLovidcnOe; Cabinet, Terry.
Providence .-.u.~ ,,uuu,xm -
ism steamer Northerner Budd Chsreston, Saturday
PM wsth mdse, to spenord, Tiles,on \ Co.
ossrn sp to Barclay livingston April ~ lat Is a. lea
b. spoke brig Windsor steering "a inst lat ~ H. lon ~ TO-
rssp xSerdeen Hubbard Liverpool April IL with mdss
and gi6 passengers, sturges Chairman April 3D. lat
g. lon % 90 spoke brig MsrSarct and Era from Bo0A for
Ship oswego Inscrso New Orleans April r. with mdss
Bark Cumberland. Woodbury. M.tan,ss. II days. with
to the 9th lat ~ lon - passed the wreck
Bark samuel Train Pummer st Johns Pr 9th last With
Dr. brig sbson, Walker Newcastle, Eng March 49, with
BraS brig Arceiins De Rosa Para, Brazil 81 days. with
india rubber and cocoa to ii Corning
s,h III" with %ds ss' to SHINY ireasass, vessel 70
TO Phipps Co. vessel 70 Buck; sid in company va
ship xysr BIow. for California Arssaass
and s az a% n S% list '' lon
Wr;a rn,c%se smitI MsracaiSe April 20 With cs1e W
Maitland Phelps %. Spoke March ~ "a the outward pas
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


Bosros. May N-Brokers Board.-7 shares Ftchburg
Railroad ll5; ~ do. Vermont Central Railroad, 5O -
do do do do OIL do. Western Railroad, l06l de-
M % do Boston and Providence Railroad, 81; do do do.
DO b3 VII 10 do do do do OIL ~ do. do do. b. 81 do
Boston and Worcester Railroad. 1854, 20 do Vermont and
Mass Railroad AZ 80 do Boston and Maine Railroad, 1906
do Cheshire Railroad, IA 10 do Northern Railroad, b0,
80 400 do Edsworth Company, ga 10 do New England
Vermont Central Railroad 50 56 So do DO DO DO s2ss
61; % do Vermont and Mass. Railroad ~ 30 do YER
mont central abroad Oh 70 do do. DO do. b6O 50; do
estern Railroad, l0 20 do. Norfolk County Railroad
% do New York and New Haven Railroad, rights
Merrimac Manufacturing Co. Is advance; do do do
l51a advance.
FOREIGN MARKETS
BELIZE, Hop, May 5--Flour 81 4 a 80; Mess Pork.
s14 a SIC; Prime do S12 S14 Mess Beef, $l3 .
S14; Prime do, Sl1 S12; Family do, $16 $1S; Lard,
per keg of so lbs. So; Butter per 100 lbs $23 $25;
Cheese do do S10a S12 Il Sugar, do white loaf $40
So 4: do do crushed. So 50 4; do do, brown IS
Tobacco in leaf SIS a siO do in boxes $12 S14;
Mackerel. No 2, SsaS 50; do. No. 3, So 81 A. Pilot
bread "a "a SO d Navy bread, "a "a IS 4; Corn per
S40 do white do do $50 s33; Shingles per M, 81 -.
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SPORTY Nc.


CENTREvIILE COURsE-TROTTING.-PUR $3.50;
mile heats three in five harness. all
to close Thursday May 2ith of May
29tb-tbree make field and make race.
Purse mile heats under the saddle, all
horses; close Saturday, June 3D. OF 18th
free for all horsesentres close June l2th
off June 18th In all Of the above $50 OF each
the second best All of the close
10 o'clock, M the days above mentioned, at Green
Mapden's, lSS Chatham street.
JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
IJARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE.-A PURSE OF
S25 will be given to como of Thursday May 9th, at
o'clock i. NJ mile heats bsst out of g. in harness. Free
for all trottng horses that Purse $50 En-
tries to close Green and Madden before o'clock r.
NJ, on Wednesday, May 23d. w. FONNER Proprietor.
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HOTELS.


DAvIHON, NEW BRIGHT0N-THIs EsTA asl ta sn-
ment il now full business, number OF families being
already resident there To gentlemen whose business re-
ouires to be city daily and who wish to spend as
much of their time as possible with their families the Paw
lion IL the residence in the vicinity or New
York To their ladies and families 1T is most heathful
retreat the walks drives in the neghborhood being pic
tures1ue and beautiful Steamboats, them from No.
pier North River New Brighton, in less than hall an
hour and the trip the bay in the summer months IS
most refreshing saubrious The table second to none
in the Union cellar wines OF superior qua
ty The spacious lofty and airy than those
summer shment in the United states The CITY
Hotel being now closed undersigned will be found daily
at the Pavilion arrangements with parties desiring
TO take apartments +. pnA NoaNo.
M ERCHANTy HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
Nl Arch and Market, Philadelphia. The propriotershp
And we'll hotel (which is located
In the very centre Of busness having this day passed
the hands subscribers they to state that
purpose render worthy Of the liberal patronage
With which been heretofore sustained and hope BY
unremns attention to deserve the patronage OF their
"A'A~' W." G. J. McKIBBIN,
Formerly Of the Exchange Hotel Pittsbursh.
NAPOLEON BUNFLI, SINCE lST OF MAY, HAS
IN opened a spacious and well situated Hotel, NO. go
Houston corner Of Crosby street and offers
to families and single genticmen AAoo
dHote at five o'clock.
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REWARDS.


WAGON STOLRN-$o nEWARD.-sTOLEN FRoN
w the Of Forty third street and Tenth Avenue
modern built Groces Wagon painted black inside Of bsx
red iron whetree e side hind wheel spoked tires
newly iron axetee back bed piece cracked in the
te had been two years dollars will be paid
for any may the Of the
gon dollars additional for the detection Of the thief
J. ID. H. PUTNAM,
Corner OF Fortv-t third st. and Tenth Avenue.
TRUNK LOST-sUPPOsED TO BE TAKEN By MIS-
take from Irving House. about two weeks since,
leather Trunk, marked p. NJ down from the handle
reward dollars will be paid its delivery at the Office
Of the Irving House.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

C,TATEN ISLAND FEkKY NOriCE-LEAvE5 NEW
- YOHK-7Bg TO- u o'clock. A. NJ and L. g. 3, L. 8.
ec,cok p. NJ. btsen Island7. .. ~. II o'clock. A NJ
And l. T. 0, L. GO. o'clock, L. N.
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DARNuM,s AMERICAN MUsrrM-p T nARNuN

DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
ID Manager and Proprietor; Greenwood, Jr, Assistant
Managerspondid performances every afternoon s. and
every evening o'clock The has
another week. the Quaker Giant and Gantcss whose
biRed height sixteen feet and weight S5 pounds
be all hours with Ttania the Fairy Queen. Last
week Of the celebrated Msrtnetu Family and Louis Esser
Western, the Yankee Comedian, and Mr. Harri
tho celebrated comic and impTSmptu singer mag
Lady Miss stanhope, Miss Barton, Miss West, and the
Highland Mammoth Brothers, are also engaged. The
fall 1887 bs and measured feet in length may DO seen It
the Siamese Twins Madam Rockwell the Fortune Teller
Admission. cents children under ten years, 2s cents
MARY QUEEN OF sCOTS-MR. LEICESTER +. A.
wi Buckingham, will deliver his Second Lecture the
Life and Character OF Mary Queen Of Scots this evening at
the Broadway Lecture Room opposite the New York Hotel
Commencing Mt o'clock admission 20 cents
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AMUDHMN yWN.


nsS %Ss1S';;sry Es:sai:s Nay sI Be i;s:!
s.l,,sy IT, Ss.. isIs ais
VI; ;:s:
De De Mr., sssa Mrs. q sy
p Dsss RsIs Bsss s ssas s
C1nA .S.s. 4, sNATIoNALrsEArEG:G MArMAMsT-
ssi5 5;.s:$ r. ,ss s.,.sS: NJ. NV
NV r. sipsi k:
Capt,p Iu%enfsldt MI Titon Baron AsSr Pardey;
WITH farce rs q JG%so
y fs .n S sosm% sys rfr$sy MI Grub
NJ and ZONES Ss - EvESfss
he aS ws Sps
& 4a, S the eldest in the World
present popular style Of Ethiopian whose
usiye evidence their superior merit and srao.Senes
Of Doors S Se
at eight o'clock Concert every Saturday
THE DIsTINs AT THE TABERNACLE. ON TUES
bisTN and his Sons will give series Of Grand Vocal and
nace when they will perform all their celebrated aud
Sax saSss
To- Mr. Iy % Be %sd
all the principal Music Stores and Hotels and at the doors in
ehsnge of programme every evening.
'T7HE CAMPBELLs ARE GoING-Two NIGHTS MORE,
cs%pe as a
last Concerts the Apollo Wednesday and Thursday
Of their songs, dances &c.. open o'clock per-
formance to commence at $ Admission p cents
RLEEeKER BUILDING, CORNER OF BLEEcKER
in to h s rSs a
gagged Edwin Johnson the celebrated mita Of different
full dan Full particulars bills of the day. admit.
lance 70 es pT9Ts orsn to
Assembly Rooms s4 with
Ssau aa sm o, IN pars the
So"st cents Doors open At performance
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARrs-TH1
,; S ID S sS
and s dSa n
ill 18th June inclusive 81 cents Catalogues l2 ccnts
THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY IN THE
Eng and Children be seen at the ApSG 400 Broadway
The Twin Brothers are aceompaned by TWO their ch-
drcn and visit to the Northern cities and Europe
that binds them separated Nc man. woman child
decidedly the greatest wonder Of age Admission Is cents
Children under ten years of age, half price -
CAsTLE GARDEN-THE SUBSCRIBERS INTENDING
gage to submit propositions Gn wrtnsl their
,ss, Nsn A'' sGEsn and nssE
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince streets and tho only one IN
Apartments Houses Stores and Vessels asoiss
Gs%Pss ssS
H. daily Admttanoe Is ocnts children under wolve half
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CTRJCTURE-ITs NATURE, SYMPTOMS, cOSsE.
nences mode detecting the remedies VITA sns
S cure possessing this work need long
~ ,arwbcd With Structure Sixth edition ~ Priee 81
Nav he had svtor rs GrecnTich street. or ~ post
mallel FREE.
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CLOTHlN0.
NJ RS. BEMAN HAS REMOVED FROM NASSAU
lVl street, opened Shirt Gents Furnishing Store
Aser House. Her friends and Invited
call and her Old prices rgidy maintained. The
nuacory continued at Nos l32 and 1874 Nassau street.
n LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUFAC-
turer No. l0Park Place. New York, and Royal street,
New Orleans.
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MO CURE NO PAY.--DR. CORBITT 10 DUANE ST.
IN may 10 consulted the treatment of cer- delicate
diseases practice Of sixteen years devoted t. The treat
Of delicate diseases enables Dr. c. to cure he
form Of this disease. Recent cured In three a
vNevc add
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day
SPECIAL NOTICES.


SPECIAL NOTICES.
n 0. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF ACORN LODGE.
No D. Of q. F. requested to be punctual in
their attendance Wednesday evening May 49, business
will be brought before the Lodge BY order Of tho Lodge
HUGH GREY, N. q.
GEORGE NORRIS, Secretary.
MUMMY FELLOwS.--NOTICE--THE MEMBERS OF
n the above company requested to meet this evening
at TX o'clock their quarters 2l0 Chatham street
Of Dover street attend the funeral
Of brother soleer henry Bourgeut BY order
w. w. MAGEE, Capt JOHN MuNtoS, See'y.
,rUNHE FAIR AND FESTIVAL OF THE FRENCH FREE
i Church Du st. Sauvcur will luke place d. W. At the
and parsonage Nos So and 10 Duane street Tues
day, wednesday Thursday and Friday May I'd I'D 18th
and Tickets 90 cents, admitting the purchaser four
DAYS may principal at the Fair
The Fair he open from A. NJ. to p NJ; REFRESHMENTS
car be had all day; breakfast la JonrcheHe viii DO
served up lOA dinner az NJ and asmpper AZ p
NJ tickets be had ct the Fair All the friends
Of who have kindly assisted the Rev. O. H. WI
hanson his efforts in behalf of are respectfully
to lend their aid the present occasion also 70
send his residence articles for the beneh OF the a
and repository. Dircctrcsses-Mrs c. H. Wamsonn MIS-
J. A. Constant Mira. CHI Eckort Miss Mansfield, Miss Gim-
brcdc, Mrs. CHI Stewart, Miss Gonldne
VJNCLE BILL WILL BE AT HOME, BETWEEN THE
hours Of III and o'clock, edne sday, May ~ lSfy.
his nephews friends cul and him ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.

UCTION NOTICE-EXTENSIvE SALE OF vALUA-
IA bile Elegant Furniture Of all descriptions This Day,
0 o'clock in the sales II Spruce street. principal
ly second good Also, splendid Piano
Forte, Ga with all the improvements Guitars Sc
Turning Lsthes and other Machinery shower Bath, &c
Also small collec of beautiful Paintings. by Cor
Raphael Co.. but choice. Also, House Furnishing
tices, Plated Ware, Table and Bed Linen, sc.
TH9S. BELL Auctopear
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WANTED-A SITUATION BIZ A RESPECTABLE GIRL
as Cock, washer AID Ironer in private fAny. Good
reference from her last place Please Gall -
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NR RALPH AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PR,
- Trsstsc 80 bose who srn,
In the early stages will surprised at he rseoW 1 @
attending their cure 10 ~ y.on,s hs
o.. properly his services an. stax
from advantages sad vey extensive prac.ce
k rrd MIA easy radical which, no has
ne can BE- obtained from other source N
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DY LACOR s PLATT-L G. CARRINGr0N Auc

RY JACOB s. PLATT-L. g. CARRINGrON. AUG
- toneer.-Crockery, China Glass and Earthenware This
Day 10 O'clock IN the large sales room over the auction
% Plat streetO crates and h0gsheads opened
the shelves consisting Of several hundred lots the whole
be sod without be sold in lots
city dealers retailers and and attention will be paid
that all may be accommodated with such lots they
require make their assortments consisting of G.
covered and uncovered Chambers Chair Pans Jugs Bowls
Naples Bakers &C. Also dipt jugs and Bowls, edged
Plates TwHers Mullins Naples Dishes, Bakers. Also
light blue general assortment wife granite John
Rdgway best toilet Jugs Dinner and Tea Ware Also
the best assortment of flowed blue and mulberry Ware
offered from the shelves in this city, consisting of 800 Jugs
all Tea and Dinner Ware Canton blue Irish and Lon
don Teas &c. All ofhe above best fsts aud land
Cd Also, 100 barrels and American and
bers and Glassware general assortment Of Specie Jars
Combs Candlesticks, Cruet Lemonades Salts Lanterns
Bird Glasses &c. Also China Tea Sets Also 100 sst Tea
Trays 800 dozen Knives and Forks Bread Baskets Walters
&C. Also at IL o'clock 500 God Mortars all sizes and
l6 English Stone Bottles to be sold for cash. Also
Fancy Articles of various descriptions. N Bat o'clock
will be prepared for purchasers The attention of
country well city dealers is directed to the above
DY JACOB S. PLATT--L. G. DARLINGTON, AUG
ID tiopeer Wedgewood Mortars and Stone Bottes.--JA-
COB s. PLATT will SELL This Day at IL o'clock at the
ton cash. in lots suit purchasers 800 Wedgewood
Mortars for druggists and l6 crates English Stsne Bottles
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WINCLE BILL WILL BE AT HOME, BETWEEN THE
hours Of IL and o'clock ednesday, May ~ lSay
lie invites all his nephews and friends 10 ca and soc him
on hilton street New York. WILLIAM Woodruff
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FANCY ARTICLES.


~ OLD is CHIMERA, so SAYS FRENCH SONG
N but that all admirers of French, English aud Ger
Fancy Articles ought take trip that delightful
little store, kept by Mrs A CHAIY 1861 Bowery (atey
Parish Orders all of Fancy Works
sted Embroideries Flags Regsas Civil and Military Coats
&C., carefully and speedily attended to.
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A CARD1rHE PUBLIC IN GENERAL AND HIS
"A friends in particular, which same thing
are respectfully notified that Mr. JOHN POvEY will be
rendered prior to bis departure for Europe
the broadway Theatre kindly offered upon
the lSisse E. A. Marshall ESQ., Saturday next May 26
recognition the occasion of his home an
proachabe residence this
Committee, already named which IN BIO added
Adam Stodart Lumley Franklin, W. v. Cook,
Julius s. Wilmott, Lewis Teal, NJ. Havand,
Geo. w. Mclean, John Anderson. Geo Taylor,
James T. Brady, William T. Porter, Robt. Bsge
Gen. G; !. Morris, X. il. Coleman, l.. Rawdon
T. A. Shipman, Z. A. Stetsoh W Chapman,
q. II. Brodhead, ii. G. st, bbin, II. s. Ayston,
W. II. Livingston, Fitz. G. Tisdeun, 7. NJ Little,
James Scrymgeor, Mr.. s. Brown. John r. LLOYD,
Junius 7. Stagg Charles 1wyre, Robt. II. Simms
In addition the splendid Stock already the
broadway Theatre. host of talent has volunteered upon
the occasion Particulars will be duly Amongst
those who have already guaranteed the publication Of their
names, are-Mr. T. s Hamblin Mr. A. H. Cnppendac, Mr..
John Seton Mr. j. g. Gilbert Miss Kate Wemyss. Mrs. ver
Mr. G. II Barrett Mr. John Brougham, Mr. John Ryder.
the celebrated Mr. Distin and his talented Sons. IL
pccted that tho following artists will also appcarMademo
selle Bapgy Madame Augusta Monsieur and Madame Mon
pasir Mr.. Segnin Mrs Segun. Mr.. Reeves Mr. s. Leech
forming altogether of attraction unparal eed
its variety and excellence Tickets be procured from
any member of the Committee and at tAe Box office.