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JUJURE PASTE
1O. 600 LBS; SUPERIOR Lemon JpiuSe Passs.
5000 do. Vanilla do.
6k0 do Oranse rlovw Jujubs Pssta
300 DO liau,rce DO
For iale very .ow. at the office Of the
MANHATTAN LABORATORY,
nhcplts Nr3 Green woh street.
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EDWARD DUNCAN Il BROTHER
No. 1911 FULTON grR KEr
Havs recently published the great Irish Novel Of he day.
SHANDY MEG UIRE,

SHANDY MEG UIRE,
p.,, .s.1, ., Il. So
ds me green 90 9th. y ssn,a a''' '''@
sa .ss II; i p
s rs a md sns s s And o @
ssfenns eot..ger, arenost lues ssfuly told.
The IaI e.lns pan II Charles oHay happily un'sd
very urg book and We advise those who arc gloomy
Ard da,tsd to purchase tie work. and rssais themselves
rA.isa interest scripavs life in poor old lr.
na which aw:ys the patnes Of The asmoosa The
Of the scene. are as naturally aud vvd done
@ s s :sSs Or.
dnes the equal oi shan, MGuie r.rss too muon religious
glowing of Irish by
man q aehsy enc ~ara mps her tor sun ring
much p'.ssDre'"-tostoa f"st. mhI5as@
THIRD Ed ZION OF THE FIELD SPORTS
n,, F9sEIEs Field Sports Of the rniss and
msce Of zane draw from nature BY the By Henry
cromwell Somaa T Tlato1 ' Se as o So
NOTICES OF THE PRESS
Here wo have all the learning game conn
I nn T The aa s fruits 5 of
manner Of gleasing boots NJ in Greek examet lie
with poetry in bin requisite enjo msUt Of
Md sports in ue'r highest eaI,b led Tor peasuruN.
MT sertert is erse sharp writer goes right the point tells
plain things In pin ani vt so~s all feelings
true iorteman his recital Of the pleasures Of s.ootans
goes through the whole catalogue OF game describes VIZ
aiae,cr hauns and peeuiass Of soh
reader upon .ns as s,n, a, m r"n,d .s,te o
Mr. Herbert usias the manly pastnne on vhi,h no
has He takes hold Of the az one in
nnaely acquainted with his theme hat heat
10 n his wotk "a ilaDy Even ny Jourosl
ood, nv .%y' i. G.ndns POI Apply Ard iasvaeon to
it deserves shsk-Dsmos,ate ssvisw
u,o,., sTSINGEs TowN,E
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J. REILLY
10 CANINE STREET, CORNER BEDFORD,
LAMP MANUFACTURER,
ASsn hand oopstan. supply Of amps Lanterns, 0obss
0is'ses Wicka ~ at the lowest market prices
b+ra discount given to the trade Lampsand
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

WANT1D Partner either active SPECIAL With capital OF
w $ IN business that will such profit ~ 10 return
the phi al In vsstsd in In Is ehat prohs
Of $U to So c0 advertiser show TO-
hav estal and disposed to take hold Of safe and pre
bic business.
Addrss A. w. New York Post Office stating whom and whore
An tsrview may We haG, which will be strictly confidential
M
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RHE UNA TTSM AND DYSPEPSIA.
cBRIsTIL's GALvANIC BELT will cure every case, no
matter how severe or chronic.
N. Y" senl,m Of hsh rtpes'abiity aud inhuones,
T. Dr. t. nrs II Navs~b lcaled
Lazy 70 ~. thai II sas made les man o me- For year,
of ~ ~hoe S.tsm and very With pain
80 severe sh wsud have tx my bed ss four
Su eOrs xrous on ms; nSysS WAS better n. life snn
% sS11 ass
previous Very 20 as.Is.a, s' AIoszo D. rrrss
DR. CHRIsTIEs GALvANIC NECKLACES
for all complaints Affecting the head for any
EXPLANATION OF THE THROAT,
Headache D,Ens Of the BEAD BronohHs Neuralgia in tho
lwLeh the organ 10 not II jored) aiways cured.
DR. CHRlSTIE's GALvANIC BRACELETS
Are applied the wrists ankles and used in al cases
RHEuMArpx
affecting the mb strains hands, or Any nor
wrist q snI ad The MAJ Fluid Is .pphsS to To ~ psr
,cuary affected thu causing aeOsosnaon Of tho Ands
Ne dss,red spot.
SICK HEADACHE.
on: Of Ss n ms Sap eAn r.
ar &c v w 70 Ss mostly Ad who seem "
sThis certify sfcted several years
with tic siok Hendaohe which estr
In the led from days week
month past have D.. hristss asivsno
Neklsce and occoS ally the Magnetic Fluid happy
that have not been trouela with ek hssdAlae
stree. ANN y. STRAIN " Dvwty
Albany, March O. ls47
PALSY AND PARALYSIS.
All phys clans acknowledge that these terrible diseases
saute0 by d. Of the af,otot Dr.
Ctrs res 9alvsric ARTICLES will supply dsnoisnt power AID
com Ilete and entire 10 thus Affected
ONE THOUSAND CASES
Of palsy and paralysis reported Dr. Christie and his
agei WITHIN last years. bcsa entirely
stored.
U- Captain Andrew TONES Of Brooklyn. N. T. had not
hn able walk Tor isur year and was helpless
be fd Tbs celebrated physician him
M. In sfer he commenced Tho
wakes the aud three ho
to perfect health Captain Tones
of age
A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN
Ire following from Of the distinguished physicians
in Boston, kass:--
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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

NJ Bcvsre OF sounssrfter and WORTHLESS In eHona rhs
ysnc bostm Of tnis sheet from
= hon The zen sfnclss always be Obtained
sttrs reArdns Asencss or ssaness with Dn
Do MoRRguAD 4. D.,
General Agent for the Unitod stAsea
msrl2N l0 Broadway, New Yusk.
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TO DRAUGHTsMEN AND SPECIFICATION
WRITER'S

Ell
Two OR TaREE gentlemen are sonverssnt with the
r.s.. Once bushes: and can rtsase Sa s nab:
es,icr. may have emplo, ment At this othoe
s ws ss' ana a :s:..s H
Atduss kUSN Co. Scientific An eriosn, New York
m 70 ii, ipp All Is: BE- Ss P ss .s " Hmm
nv
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Partner either active spsAl With oAota Of
IN mas will rty : such prof; ss = 70
Of $4,000 So c0 advertiser show 70 any one
hsv pa and disposed to take hold safe and p'h
tsrvew may We haze which will strictly eonhdentia
FARMER WANTED.
A SINGLE NAN WELL ACQuAINrEoew AxeRI
oSsrsi:s All the parties must have
& ss r. % Sss ,ss good conduct Address
RY RESPECTABLE SINGLE FRENcHMAN. THIRTY
- yeas Of who speaks kngh we'll as French Ao ths
atSsH%" Valet or hs.S .sr1sasia h%iis'
ssnd Invalid sn,lemap TO which he has been ~
SmSa Can 81 Ss and ys IL aus M
xSdm.N. oAsNE No. Barclay stree. maol..
BOARD WANTED,
Rrtwo ysupg Gsruaps In respectable Private Family or
over Adds.s terms x W. No A. this ofS '''
l.
200 BowERY, AND 1855 FULro, STREET,
EoR Paper H,oS and Window Shades suitable for .ro-
epaoS tnsrsd:rsa sa.ia cesssias %,sssy
cshss purs hair and other Mattresses FEATHER Bed. with
70 per cent lower than other ash in the city
Ah.& DAVIES Upholsterers.
mhR ~. E0 Bowery, and l65 Fulton sweet
&5 OOO-cOUNrRY MERcaANT, AND ALL
YO,OOO others inf raed that tho subscriber re
ss he 80 p,u: re I g ss
s, s, t, y h. y, :. prices :. low not lever than
rsy Of psrr s,aod Reading and Sand Lamps Chandeliers
Re, Tor oil camphine spirit aud pbossene Also
Gas phcsro, Gas Lamp cks &C. Puchs.srs are in
v,sd e sa before mAl" their selections vrrp
No. 27s Greenwich between Warren and Cha%bsr; s.,
BABY JUMPER.
THE PATENT INFANT GYMNASIUM
q ri: Nor. thai RI
them have ton used without the accident
s S :Ssr s r ,ss
d' Win :; = 7Hs
sSos. ss @
A: rATInI mos 70, cssrn q all age. had
and r''' n: TGT @ depot q
10000 LD g. suFEAl Rs:s Lemon ' INV r.'s
s s%$ !: i S Pm: :. .'"s iD's; Past.
rer.s: very % sw =. the sisss 3! q. 90
nhlo aus Gresnwioh street.
J. REILLY,
~ CANINE STREET, CORNER BEDFORD,
,.. han. gpy Of ;. Lanterns. Globe:
die given to The trade on Lampssnd LsssIs
WoxAh sAUGswoOsT HAVE TEE PLEASURE TO
.,. I s,a that they arc now resolving from
french China being the entire contents ofs la esab
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FARMER WANTED.

FARMER WANTED.
SINGLE MAN, WELL ACQUAINrEDdW ANGRL
"A can Farming Ao, married aud his wife 70 take
Perm on shares othw the parties must have tho bs.t
capaby good conduct Address (pspad
Box ". Herald See New York, mhhit
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Eoa SALE BEAUTIFUL PLACE At FLUSHING. l.. L.
The modern ard rplee with every
buildings Barn, Coach and leo aous
he Garden and petty Of Fruit If not sold IL will be lot
70 GOD isnast Apply re
mhl3-3tH THOMAS Il. LEG0ETT, Is BeokmAn st.
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STORE AND PART OF THE HOUSE
COkNEK OF FIRST AVGhUk AND SIXTH sraEsr, TO
" Let Arpy to ChaA Cosdert, 9s st. Marks Place, 9Th
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FOR ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

undersigned without tho least hesitation do feel war
Ianted IN asserting that te gavAne articles
b. hpste soetap vAuase particular n oasss
'Iinsl ooup ants,
the nerves. also IN sPopleSy and pc
en- n~o many OF N, pAtie.~, who have received ssni
bensht RON them have oon',fs,d with
sIed me Their porfeo csn1sn Their sspecs ~ Ia rsu
ma 10 ,heenona his 10 TOT unlikely wc~rn
aditsae OF 'e nervous character and ~
connection with tbe Of the
ehoscy II these arucls owpg Ah.ugh cannot
explain he iatonae at the henehs OF Ohrses ct
many auth, Mite have under notice that wer
otheiwhc dtp &d mus give infor seeing believing r1e
science u hyoogy has many mary facts ~ b.
planned and tess medical discoveries snons the ss
straree an important. j. B.AonaH0N. Nd.
Botten, Fec. 49, lSl7.
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TO FARMERS AND MARKE GAR DENERS.
DEBPARED GUANO AT OhE Skar PER POUND-wB
~wd call atten zion to the following certificates IL usd
lbv OF Prepared buano he OF OBJ nod %
bushcs uay good. NY WORTH IN csnts bushs
IN that riieed by IL and
decided On garden vegetables IL
psnor to all oLeY For trees it equa
4. DURAND Clinton Essex Co, N. J.
hsve NEED Prepared Poudstte and strohd yard
al different he deA OF ta8ia
The Prepared uano produced he CROP and
poritive IA fert lily
sIaUN IAGEaSOIL Astoria, LII.
And other ecrticet he For sale by
KENTfSH T. CO.. - Pech slip ". Y.
AGENTS wanted in oil towns liberal mission nLowcd
NH
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rRIcKs OF DIR. oHRlsrIH's eALvANIo CURATIVE

TIE Ca,vanc Rs,t ....., Three Dollara
IRE {, Iyspo Neeklace :. ,.,... >. ...Tw, Dollars
Tfe Ga ., mic B,ac.ets 80. One dollar each
IT.. Maxnetie Tuid :. -. .....,. One Dollar
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY Coz CE3N.-Caue on shore on
the south SIDE OF Long Island In vicinity Of Montauk
Light House or the list inst ssels Long B0a
fee In length apparently about years Old 81
81 We, hat otherwke In gooo conditop.
Mill 0SOsGE HAND, wreokma,teE
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CHEAPEST STORES IN THE CITY,
20O BowERY, AND 1855 FULroN STREET,
OR Paper H.os and Window Shades suitable for arlo-s
@do ms halls st SC also Curtain iAls Of every
sesc'ptor Lace ard Embroidered Muslin CorAina wndo
terist pure hair and other Mattresses FEATHER Beda with
every Ar In tie uphoary line, whosail and rsa prices
2opc cent lower than other aish the
Ah.k T. DAVIES, Upholsterers.
mhN4ts SrO Bpws-y. md 1875
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
THIS So BSCPlBsx OFFERS FOR SAhe HIS PRE5ENT
residence side Of Aarkse Ia Village
Ponghksepsc Tho house Of rak n fact BY co. three
= high back paszss
river and The lot 10 -
and about 0V feet and soched with
yrsy hut and flowers and wi II extensvs grApery
Price, $500. g. w. SWIFT
eIgbk, epsie, March II, 1s49. mh2J lts
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OFFICES AND LOFTS TO LET.
Two LARGE OFFICES. AND Two HANDSOME LOFTS,
sghyei feet deep and Ooilcd, to let In the
Iroof No ~ Cliff John Apply
nah l3-i,s X = STEM ron, Al John street. mp s'Airs
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I II E EAG LIE FIRE COMPAN
OFFICE II WALL STREET
CAPITAL $4,000 AND LARsE SURPLUS,
0hTlNuE, TO n,ure against loss damage by nre "
~ most favorable terms
A. G. STOUT, President
r.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING. FIRE ARMS,
CHU kki US Z, Go., WAITE or fimiios hav
ing such effects to dispose will obcan Fair prioo for
the and he ut ended residence, leaving or
ders with or aodess, & line rer city poet
mo lts H. LkVErT, parB Pace Broadway,
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ber l64l the amount Of specie in the banks Of this
State $S47l CO., and the circulation, s1459o e93;
with other exception the amount Of specie hand
nFebruary last smaller than at any time previous
since April 1888 The large amount Of specie hand
in l847 the result OF the importation Of
precious metals growing out of the in bet ai
stus Soon after that time, the exporta Of specie
commenced, and the returns Of the banks for March,
1s4S show reduction in the specie on hand of IS 26O
798 The shipments continued to within the past two
months to such an extent that the banks reported
hand in February lS49, but S54S1 STA showing de-
crease, in less than eighteen months, of S65Ol $50
The aggregate expectation Of specie from the whole
country in the period amounted to about fifteen
millions Of dollars showing that about nine millions of
dollars drawn from other sources, from other
parts of the country While these enormous fuctua-
tons going on in the item of specie the circu-
lation comparatively uniform the decrease from
August ls47 to February, 1919, having been but
S3253749 This is but about half the decrease
in the amount of SPECIE showing that the actual sup
ply of money in the hands the public throughout
been about the same. The stringency in the money
marfet recently experienced therefore, in fact
without any real foundation 1t solely the result
OF rapid and extensive reduction in the amount Of
specie on hand and the effect OF such amovement upon
the public mind
About one-haf of the aggregate circulation of the
hanks Of this State is based upon the stocks Of the
State of New York. and the security thus guaranteed
to the bill holder does away with that necessity for
specie WHICH heretofore existed, and which is still
required the basis for the issues Of other banks
The enormous reduction in the amount of specie
hand under any other than the free banking SYSTEM
would have been attended with revulson in financial
and commercial affairs of the most disastrous charac
ter. When this system becomes more generally esta
bshed not only in this State, but in all others in the
Union-and the time is not far distant when it will
become universal throughout the Countrywide move
ments in specie will be comparatively of little
quence to what they have been, what they still
The drain of half million of specie under present
banking system, will displace in the various ramifca
lions Of commerce, SC, public aud private credits to
more than ten times the amount This
avoid without proper system of banking, and tina
system must be universally adopted to be effective.
The free banking system of this State will this
purpose it is perfect it possibly be made
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BArKs OF THE SrArE OF NEw YoRK.

We have given these aggregates for so many periods
for the purpose of showing the variations from time to
time and the purpose Of accounting some degree
for the fluctuations in the money market II will be
seen that the changes in the item Of specie have bean
greater than in any other department aud that che
amount on hand, the Gath of February last, wss
smaller than ut either of the previous dates In Doom
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

FHILADELPHIAi Way zO I64V.
The Coiiectorshp Of Philadelphia - Meeting at South
wark-Speech Of the Hon. Mr. Levin, &C., &c.
Last evening, Mr.. Levin, Member of Congress foc
the First District convenedhis friends at Southwark
Hall to hear what he choose to call account Of his
stewardship. The room well filled by mixed re-
presentation of natives and whgs-the latter prcpon-
deratng As some trouble was anticipated from the
ultra natives friends Of General Smith, great effort
had been made by Levin to obtain backers without any
particular regard to their politics. Mr.. Levin ad-
dressed the meeting at length in regard to his course
at Washington. He stated he opposed Gen. Smith and
his clique because they attempted to defeat him last
fall He had given his whole efforts to the ap-
pointment of Mr. D. Lewis Collector tho result Of
which would give to the native Americans sixty
officers IN the Custom house.
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INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE MAILS,
s~~~~~~~-~~cN~~~~~~~c-~
Our Washington Correspondence.
Our Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1879

WASHINGTON, May l9, 1879
The State Of the Var.
fdther kitche keeps up the fire. His ammuni-
tion is repienished every day. He is astounded.
indignant, and considerably "riledo at the p.rfdv
OF Zachary Taylor. lie pours in his broads,des
with the vigor OF desperation. He deprecates. he
implores, he protests, and catechses, and noakes
as Captain Rynders would say, "a damned fuss
over nothing" The LntsNigencer, after several
successive responses ofthree or four fearful column:
capacity, folds up its arms and takes the fire of
its adversary without flinching, Perhaps, In its
position OF mere quasi organising, pro tempOre. il
fght--perhaps it gives up from sheer exhaustion.
or indifference. Whatever the cause, it has sus-
pended its active defence of the administration,
1t falls back upon its dignity, and is silent.
In this emergency, the National Wing, the orr
ginal Buena Vista paper at Washington, volunteers
the exercise of the organic functions. 1t is not
appointed; but 1t Is volunteer, ardent, vigilant,
and entirely devoted to the work In that paper
the walls of Judgment broken over the head Of
Father Ritchie; and with this gall and wormwood.
mixed with the blood of the guillotne with
which the garments OF the old editor are satu-
rated, he is likely to catch his death of cold.
The copous and Jealous indignation Of the IVhig,
renders the farce complete; and when Dol. Bliss,
this morning, read the flaming philippe of Mr.
Snethen at the Presidential breakfast table, there
must have been jovlal explosion at the expense OF
Father Richie +
Father Ritchie paints old lack
In colors dark and ptchy;
And Mr.. Snethen twice as black
Exhibits Father Ritche;-
For every time old Zack's abused,
Poor Father Richie g beaten
While half amazed and half amused,
Stand Messrs. Gales and Seaton.
To-day the guillotine does nothing, so that the
office seekers have fair opening for calls upon
the Secretaries. w.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
MARINE HOTEL, FAIRFIELD, CONN, HAVING
wi changed haI is in speedy Of completion,
will be open in a few days. +. BLACK, Fairfield
MERCHANTS HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
WI Arch and Market Philadelphia The propretership
management of this we'll known hotel (which located
in Of business) having this day passed
into Of tho they beE Gays to state thas
with which Il has been heretofore sustained and hope By
unremttins attention to deserve the patronage Of their
friends who visit the city business pleasure
G. j. MeKIBBIN,
Formerly Of the Exchange Hotel PittsburKh.
NAPOLEON BUNELL. SINCE lST OF MAY. HAS
IN opened spacious and we'll situated Hotel No. $50
Houston street. Crosby street. and offers
to families and single gentlemen Table
dHote at five o'clock.
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MUSICAL.

NNOLIAN PIANO FORTES FOR SALE.-TWO PIANO
III Fortes from T. Gilbert Co.'S Mandatory, Boston,
with Coep Eolian Attachment will be exhibited
at +. Riley Co.'S music store, N Broadway, May a. e.
% and o. Also, Piano without the Attachment be
seen at the place Their AGENT H. Waters, of Boston,
will be happy to explain the connection Of the Eolan attach
ment with the Piano. and give few Of its and flowing
tones to any who have desire hear them This truly
valuable improvement and addition the Piano Forte
which we have manufactured more than six hundred is still
The Piano alone, the oan alone CON-
bned. The AIolian will remain in tune for years.
number of the most attrng testimonials Of Eolian
Piano Fortes Of which may be the above place
We think olan Pianos superior Others
the United States Please call and them they
will be sold low.
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2sassy Nay H. T ). pssta1n.d lows sAcs
Byott ST. Loo Mr. Lester; Far Dominic Mr. yachc Jean
Hss Mr. MAJ Hsdassy Margaret Emors Miss Wa ans
win the toMEDY or EaRoRs piomio Of Iphesus; Mr.;
syracuse shaw; 2ntipSeis Of EpSssss Mr. Mooreass
Adri,sna Miss wallael Luciano Mrs Dyctt Dress Circle
Doors open at PERT finance TO oeloek
RuRToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr-xoS-
the ssm FSIrs Nj
n%;s # f.S H. MI
.i Mi ca Ss Al s'i Knight H.
Mr. warden Frank sa1on cshs s u oh nas
WOOD @Ms j Hue the Hon Miss saysman, Miss Hner
BROADWAY 1nEATRE;-MR DYorr REspECTrUL-
say Evening which occasion Gin compliance with the
% n New WY YORK si Sy S K
Horn whe Las oily given her services her first appear
future Tickets be had Of Mr. py
or. No. ~ Wooster street near lroome.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P, T; BARNUM.
every afternoon at and
anosr week. Quaker Cha Mt and Gisntess whose com.
Snss height Is sixteen feet, and weight s pounds they may
week e the Sslsssaisd MaT.ast Family and Esssr
tho celebrated comic and fqpTSmpta singer mas-
a%y painting of the Miss FfSS& the ASs
Highland Mammoah Brothers are also engaged, The
sbs
Admission 25 cents children under ten years l2l cents
THE DIsTINs AT THE TABERNACLE. ON TUES
AK aSS his n as Series s d raS
s cert on the above at the raesr
popular compositions on those extrsornsry instrument
hs SILVER Say Horns Say TuHss and French orns Vocal
az the The piano forte 90 cents, Tickets
the evening Doors open at 7Concert common at s.
Change Of Programmeeyery evening.
WALLuALLA, SO CANAL sTREET-PRoFEssoR nU-
vans represented BY % ladies of unparalleled beauty
SS ns
Dancing, &c. Boxes S's cents Parquet. 25 cents.
RLEEeKER BUILDING, CORNER OF BLEEcKER
- and Morton streets smith manager For this week,
gagged Edwin johnson the celebrated %ta tor dasren,
@ bills Of the a1a admit
tanoe % cents Doors open at to commences at o'clock
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THE SUBSCRIBERS INTENDING
scale and plan as that adopted by the eslS
rsTs
gage to submit their propositions Tin writns their
New anu
CROCTRY STORE FOR sALE.-THE STOCK AND
has been established over three years and an excellent
opportunity for enterpsng man with moderate capi
tai the owner going to the country stn avenue
ITO PRINTERs--FOR SALE CHEAP, A MAMMOTH
hand Press with iron distributors Apply at the desk
in the publication Office Of the Herald
NOR SALE-A LIGHT ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW,
and good running order viii be sold low the
has no use for it, Also, of single harness. They
by applying at No Cstharine Market in the morn
''s " - ALFRED vARIAN.
NOR SALE THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES
the we'll kno and old established Sporting House,
Al Madison street. New York This good chance for
being the only house Of the kind in tho
Ill health of the propretors family the Of
leaving For particulars inquire the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-21
SALES BY AUCTION.


TVNHEODORE MALLABY WILL SELL AT AUCTION
Monday the 2st instant at 10 o'clock Mt che French
Cabinet No Is Beekman street. Of Cold
elegant assortment Of city made Furnituresyle Louis
the XIV and XIV and warranted by the manufacturer.
RYJ HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-TuES DAY, MAY q,
ID CLOCK A. NJ at the Brooklyn Public Sales Room,
No l9 Washington street large and assortment Of
Household Furniture-Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut
of the best manufacture, and in but short
time; Also Common Furniture and Gold Lever Watch
Please call and examine the furniture Monday afternoon
May 81, when catalogues will be ready.
A UCTIoN N0TICE-ExTRA SALE OF VALUABLE
No. II Spruce street Guiding Carpets Chairs Bureaus
Dining Tables is Sofas splendid Pianofores Plated Ware
Grandoles, Dry Goods. Fancy Articles, sc.
THOS. BELL, Auctioneer
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
IN l.. +. H0ugh ADMINISTRATION sale of Horses,
Carriages Saddles &c. this day Monday 2ls inst
commencing at IL o'clock JOHN IL. GATFIELD,
Proprietor.