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S,rpRyNy corRT-GARRETGR GREEN and EDWARD GREE,

SUPREME COURT -GARRET GREEN and EDWARD GREEN
Saxalns TIMOTHY BOGART ard others-In pursuanre ID A
the Of the state Of New for will
on IA. dav 49, at " O'Clock NJ the
Etchanr 10 the CITY Of Yors all and sngn
de-crb~d ot Of premises sd dem
certain naeutl made By AID between Pbp
The CITY OF Counsellor al Law q the fret part
Troih, Bgar ety. builder of the seon1 part
Tenth IA, thousand eight hundred
lie ten, OF twenone yars fr1m day May io1sand
and recorded the oce of the
a ~ and County u New io Liner Of
J on tEeafy third June thousand hundred and
Va irregular oi parcel gore land
NJ the westerly SIDE IN
Fessth q The New fors norfhery
center Cd Amy Lane and .oubefy By dwelling house aud
ur-rse- ~ Philip BurrOse- b. Mr. John
wh ppears BY survey thereof made By Edwin snth
and cooeed blue 10 b. bounded and % foo~.
eOmneoc the westerly in~ point
ant hundred and aud uhes Whereabouts
.outhery the south westerly Afy
street.. uunrg westerly north se-tery othque
too aon. Of Amiy Lane hundred
let or terabou;. less tLsrs- souh~fy parallel
ooster ;hry feet ur n thence esstery rgf
snse. psrs with Anty hgntf
ther-abou norery the westerly Inc of Wooster
street therebcus the afore
q Old Any lane tie pOn VI beginning b. he rad
OF them orherwss s-
together singular safees bnns rgt b~rs, PRIV
-. sns spparrnanes ongng aPpertsn
NJ 70 and unerPfed o ssi
year, the sad uenur- Of and even
arte and condition there expressed and eontAn.d
fors. MAY y. 1870 1HOhAs CAfASlfi sherh
riLLoe, Any. upi"%NSS
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AUCTION SALES.
DY BANG-. PLATT & 60.

- MONDAY tNENlNG, Msy IL, at ociocs
NEW AsD VALUABLE bOoKs-A great collection 81 h7e 10
r.y edition. popular standard WORKS IN History, Poetry,
Biography Belle L-trss Science, Clssscs Arts, &c
embracing many beauufl ly illustrated volumes tn nch
bindings
Also Bible. ard Prsver Books extensively bouud.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVEN
ISGS, May u, IS and II. at 7 Ococs
ASsIGSEgs SALE 90 BOOKSELLERS SrocK--C"nssnng
Of large assortment ot STANDARD snc niscelSneOns
ok mostly and popu editions Cf works IN tbs
various branches Of literature. &c
Also, great variety OF new school books In Gusnes,
Bibles OF vaious sizes Juveniles b ant Books. &C
Separate catalogues or esch evenings sac Will be ssued
EARD.--NEW AUCTION EsIAoLishhtNI--
~ BALDWIN GARDINER (zte OF Gsrdiners Furnish
ing WarenonseI having been appointed Aucionser has
taken the spacious the sscOnd fO1r 81 the
building No JS Broadway, corner Of AnlnOny-st. aely
&C -upied ~ MUSEUM, for his ss.esrOom.
3. GAkDlNENS long and thorough acquaintance with
every puou of goods embraced In the uuns rous
branches Of his late decorative furnishing
house, induces him offer his services friends
the pub particularly In the disposal OF goods bv
auction, compTis-< . yer
plated wsre cutlery japaDery and other Sheffield and Br-
ming CHAM manufactures. Also China aud glassware. mir
carpeing upholstery rich cabinet furniture hr0rzes
paintings pianos sstusry, and al other kinds q English
French German, Italian and Chinese fancy articles
GLIDING watches and jewelry.
Mr.. GARDINER will sltend personally and supernlend
the proper arranging caisogung OF furniture for sale
a auction a. genlcel private sdeDcss W receive II
Tor sle ~ his Long ROOM aud feels confident that he
give entire satisfaction 10 owners
Stocks In trade, acd manufacrurers stocks be sold
auction, will 50 receie his particular attention He
specially soiC. from his friends aud the public, lrA
Accounts OF saes, with the proceeds viii be rendered
forthwith, strictly In ali cases N.Y. lfs
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS, NOT BY DICKENS.


FAMILIAR N THEIR MOUTHS As HOUSEHOLD WORDS"
~ THE FACT thai TWELVErREE's pamphlet
l. teaches hsw accomplish a fznilys six weeks wash
before breakfast without rubbing pOundng requires no
machine extra washing utensils and may be used by
person Of the capacity The maera Is cheaper
thsn soap be obsued everyw here and Is not COM
posed OF acid urpenre camphepe, or any substance
u disagreeable door injurious qualities II 10 warrant
ed pjure The most delicate fabric The plan was
originally only intended for washing clothes but by mere
accident the particulars Of which have been already sdver-
Used was discovered that the water after washing The
clothes will If employed in housecleaning, save more
than bali the labor and all the soap now used for that pur-
pose. The ustrious chemist, Liebeg, discovered this
secret and sold 1t to The present proprietor for 1850
This plan has received The patronage OF the crowned heads
Of Europe and The President Of this Republic II 10 used
in The Hospitals Of England Ireland Scotland and France
and ali the public Offices and Institutions OF the United
States including The few-York City Hospital New
Orphan Asylum New YORK Asylum for Aged Females
Gen Taylor writes as follows; " II IL mosl beneficial
discovery. Z. TAYLOR"
proc and specimens Of washing have been submitted to
her Majesty, and meet her decided approval Il 10 now
used In ali the Lsundres Of her Msjestys hous hold
"MsRIE GAsPARD Chief Lsundres
. In the household Of Her Majesty, Queen Victoria"
The N Daily Ledger says: From personal exsmina-
ton feel free say excels everything OF the KIND"
The Railway IN Register says; "li 10 decidedly the
greatest CURIOSITY Of The day"
TIE Fairfax (va) News saws: ave have tried it; all
rubbing is dispensed WITH and The clothes are better washed
thsn by the usual way
walk Gazette, Long Islander WDdhsm Telegraph Shelby
News, Webster Telegraph kinderhook sentinel Paterson
Democrat Lancaster Union. Cincinnau Tnes German
town Gszse, Bangor Advertiser. Frederick City Exam
liner, Fishkl Standard, Niagara ls Rhinebeck Gazette
Peekskil Republican St Mays Beacon Dziy Standard
Republican Advocate, TszeweI Mirror, Home Journal
Baptist moria Evangelist Free Mountsneer, sullivan
Coany Wing Port Tubseco Times, Havana Republican
Vineyard Gazette Sciofo Gazette, Mothers Magazine
Bosto Rambler, Excelsior LILY, Burlington Gazette, VIII
hsmsbur, b Tunes
refer also 10 The following clergymep;
Rev w Grant Heyn. Dobhs Ferry, NY.
Rev DR. kipairick Rngoes NJ
Rev IA. Oms;esd, k,dge6eid, Gem.
Rev. A. POlocE, WsrrertowD Va
Rev w Piich.r Cohoe-, " Y.
Rev r. johnson, New Carlisle. o.
Rev. J II Pitcher, Bsienyiile. NY.
Rev. Dr. Sherwood, UpperAlon III.
Rev DR. Lille, Washington. NJ
And many The originals u The shove testimonials
and hundreds Of Others with SPECIMENS OF washing
De inspected gratis my Office PrutsS instructions, oil
us necessary, price ST. may be obtained application
Pefsonaily, or by letter, postpaid, 10
H. TWELvETREE,
myle IT. Room q, 80 Nassau Ct NY.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY Electric Telegraph from London to Liverpool

BY Electric TeIegyash from London to L'psypso.
LONDON, April Is
PARIS April 26-6 p M--The Mouiteur pub
fishes decree of the President of the Republic,
reducing the expeditonary force in Italy, to one
division commanded by General German. Gen.
paraguay DHiiers was authorized to return to
France, and resume his seat in the National As.
sembly. Other changes among the Generals Of Di-
visions. are announced. The Volney ship of the
line has sailed to join the Mediterranean Fleet.
grant of 10000 francs for the sufferers at An.
gers was UNANIMOUSLY agreed to in House Of IS
Members. Bank of France returns show gold has
increased q million francs Credit-tbe Treasury
increased Million and private credits increased 2
million in Paris, and the same in the provinces.
6P MA dispatch from Madrid, dated the even.
ing Of the 3d. announces that another Paris crisis
OF most serious character bad taken place. The
King suddenly notified to Gen. Narvaez and the
rest ofhe Cabinet his intention Of quitting Madrid,
in order to be present at the accouchment Of the
Queen. After exhAustng all means of persuasion
to induce him to change his purpose, but which
were of no avail, Council of Ministers was held,
in which it was agreed to oppose by force the
Kings departure. Accordingly, it was announced
to his Majesty that he must be placed under arrest
Seniries were placed at the door Ct bis apartment,
and the Kingremained prisoner during four hours,
after which time his Majesty consented, and &C
companied the Queen in her usual drive on the
Brado, in an open carriage. The Times says the
dispatch ends by saying the crisis was over for the
present
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Wednesday, May 8, ls5o.-No 20.
X. NJ. Harrison rs. q. g. Nose.-On a certificate
OF division in opinion between the Judges OF the
Circuit Court of the United States Tor Maryland
Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion of the
Court, that, the testimony in this case, 1t was
not the duty OF the defendant, who wss master of
the OpeDango, on his arrival st Kingston, 10 the
island of Jamaica to deposite his register sea let.
ter and Mediterranean passport mo. 81. United
States rs. j. Bril- 5s-On a certificate of opinion
between the Judges OF the Circuit Court OF the
United States for Michigan. Mr. Justice Catron de.
livered the opinion Of this Court, that the oifense
set forth in the Indictment, Of cutting, removing, or
using, for any other than naval purposes any trees
or timber standing, growing, or being any lands
belonging to the United States whether reserved
for naval purposes not is, under the statutes of
the United States, an indictable oiIense aud pun.
ishable by fine and Imprisonment No. 81. T.
Townsend, plaintiff in error rs X. Jameson, Jr.-
The argument of this cause was concluded by Mr..
Key for plaintiff in error. No. 80 II. Farmers
Heirs plaintiffs in error rs. The City OF Mobile,
ct al.-The argumentof this cause was commenced
by Mr.. Phillips for the plaintiffs in error. and con-
tinued by Mr.. J. A. Campbell for the defendants in
error. Adjourned until to morrow, II o'clock, AN.
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+. COTTON AuctOu-eC
II ARGE SsIEDF FURNITURE CHINA CLASS

l ARGE sALEOP FURNIFURE. CHINA GLASS
- WARE, PIANO, Sc-THiS DAY FRIDAY. a 10Y
0ciock al the sales roors 81 Beekmsn AID SO Annst
very large and desrabe assortment OF good new and
ond band furniture from several families com orisiny
sofss French s-dsesds mahogany chsir wsrdrbes book
cases divAns, Otomsrs center, pier aud card tables dr
and plain bureaus, looking glasses, Wristbands Brus-
sells ihreepy and ingram carpets OH clio rs feather beds
msitresses, kitchen furniture, &c. Also sec.
ord hand Psnofores Also large invoice Of crockery
cfins and glass ware from dealer declining business and
will afford excellent opportunity for housekeepers and
Others repensh their sUck A,o balance Of clothing
Aso several tubs Of good butter from the boats Sale pos.
tive, rain shine uylO Ii.
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X G. KEMP, Aucuonesr
MORTGAGE E's SALE OF FURNITURE PA

MORTGAGES SALE OF FURNITURE PA
WI NO-FORTE, &c.-THlS DAY. FRIDAY, at 10
o'clock, at $50 Broadway. Franklin 81 by catalogue
&c. VIZ a The furniture OF lsrse Ssory house, consist
ing o. carved rosewood paror furniture suite covered
In crimson plush carved mahogany psror furniture
suite IN hair cloths handsome rosewood 81 piano
forte Brussels and other carpets French msn.el clocks
and msnel ornaments extension dining tables china aud
crockery glsss and silver plated ware tea trays book
cases wsrdrooes mahogany hair seat and chAs
rocking chairs hall furniture, msbletOp dressing bureaus
snd Wristbands mahogany French bedstesds cottage do
hair mattresses feather beds bedding kitchen furniture &c
Cstal0gue on The morning " sale lnYlO Il.
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POLAND.

Warsaw letters state tina. many arrests had
taken place in that city. A conspiracy among the
Polish and Russian youths had been discovered.
Tie young men of the Universities and the Army
were Unfortunately arrested without inquiry into
their guilt or innocence Some letters announce
that ornaments continue TO great an extent that
there must be some important project in view
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SUPREME COURT.-Airanter y. Hossck against Henry y
- aagey To HENRY LANGLEY the above named Sef-ns
ant You hereby summoned To the plant
ton winch compliant day fled the once Il the C-r
the suprens the City Hall the City Of New Yok 70
copy Of yoar once No II Wanst
theCy Of N-~ iort within twenty days after the hereof
exclusive Of the dag Of such AMI fail 70 the
compliant Aforesaid plaintiff vii tale Judgment Cor the
hundred dollars
nee; from the tr,een day of January ihouand eight hun
drst and forty b3sdes Of March
1850. taylo lsvsw'l ID. HOBART, Pan,a' . AtOrnsy
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BAKER L SCRIBNER
will publish on Saturday, the llth inst.
TALBOT 4 VERNON, A NOVEL


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The plot is constructed with great skill crowded
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the narrative is shifted from This country Mexico aud the
describes scenery Of that beAufu country and
the Interesting of the lac with truthful
and vigor Of style which prove him TO be man Of
real genius"
JUST PUBLISHED.
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Sights in the Gold Regions and Scenes By the Way by
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Mrs EeLs Sd vol Women Of the American Revolution.
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FREEMASoNRY
SCHOOLS

- - -
TOOD fiANiSTS are 10 great demand. How i'm
porIanl therefore, teachers and an lovers OF good
music should immediately acquire the art of performing
sNnsy sno teaching correctly The best pr, fsssora or
Agency sS Broadway, where educational orders OF ali
scnoos, teachers families and governessss are success
NY nesoaeo' Scho1i circulars, and circulars OF the
Agso9y, g'sns WILCOX Proprietor,
mVlo II Agent for u L fe Insurnre &c Co.
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ENGLAND.

The Times says an amount Of f450,ooo 10 now
being raised in the London markets In behalf Of the
local Government of Canada. The security con
sists of Debentures bearing per cent interest
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ITALY.

RoaE, 16th.-A corps Of gems d0rm'e mobile
was in course of organization at Rome. fer the ser.
vice of the Pope. 1t would be composed of voOn-
teers of the French Army, with the consent Of the
Republic, and consis, OF 1000 infantry and 1000
cavalry.
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TEACHER WANTFn-To rn-.

'IEACHER WANTED-To purchase n beautiful
pace, con prsng house, school house and one are
OF ground TWO hours ride from New York Every psr &,
In perfect order. and handsomely fed up for 80
fee. ,nySn q W
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ALSO,
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES

LNROM THE CRADLE To THE GRAVE, adapted
exclusively her instruction in the physiology Of her
SYSTEM the diseases OF the uterus and AL the diseases OF
her critical periods By Edward II. Dixon, D. author OF
Diseases OF the Sexual System sunoy Surgical ESSAYS
and Lecturer the Operative Surgery Of the Eye ITO
pure all things pure" Fourth edition, $40 Price
81 Is CHAS II. RING cor John-si. and Broadway.
myl0 6us
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CHRISTYS MINsTRELS,

MECHANICS HALL.
NO f72 BROADWAY between Grand and BrOOme ais
~ MONDAY, May g. and every night until further
notice TIE origin Al and well-knOwl
CHRlSTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
The first established and Oldest organized band IN the
world, comprsrg company of twelve performers, under
the direction Of y p Chnsiy They viii have the honor
Of giving their ngoa and min table every
might until further notice.
Admission p ceals Doors open st T. Concert will corr
mence Al O'Clock
IN afternoon concert on Saturday, commencing at 3
O'Clock, PM my6 6uss
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TURKEY.

Reports from Belsrad. state that great excite
ment prevails in Servia The population was arm
ing and preparing for war.
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Anciioneer
AUCTION SALE.-BEEJAMIN MOONEY will
n sell THIS DAY at 10 oc ok At IL Plat Hardware
Cutlery. Fancy Goods, SC.
80 aihe beginning Of the sale, mahogany wardrobe,
sofs, II chairs hearth rug, ard other furniture.
Also, at II o'clock, ss'arnsnder safes
AsO at II o'clock abou tons furnace castings myi0 L
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1T GAINS the most violent nervous paroxx.u. p.
heyes tic dooreux. neuralgia and nervous h@sdsrbe
and slsys the pF~mororv symptoms e parsysts ard
~ Wbat doesf OuZELEYS ARABIC ELiXiR v ~,
perform he above. 0cruts For sac At D-y..t II.
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ATREATlSE on
DISEASES QE TIL :. SEXUAL. SYSTEM.

DISEASES Ot' III SkAO AL EAns
A DAPTED TO Popular and Pro essiOua Reading, aud
hthe Exposition Of Quackery. By Edward H. Dixon,
NJ d. Editor Of the Sea pei Price 81.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS
Horace Greeley Editor of The New-fork Tribune re-
marks
This complete Of the origin. symptoms
Of known disease, language al rt~d 20
thorough exposition Of the consequences and treat
meu and surgical Of specific diseases and self abuse all
classes society, AMI their effects the proucto OF croa, IL
offspring consumption bronhts &C. SC Every question
that possibly the reader considered page- THIS
for WHICH there the most urgent need Thousands
annually hurried premature graves which they scarcely
SUCH Who would have been preserved tor lives Of useful
the onab- peura Of ke this there
page that does notb-lr IL lace impressive waning shall
not the warning be hesrii"
From the Evening Post
DR. Dixon pupil OF Dr. Mott the inventor Of great number
surgical and practitioner eighteen
stanne he with dehacy and ye; with
apparent truth with th- utmost force and
eaTne-tnes-'
FROM the New-York Journal Of Medicine and Collateral
Sciences.
written clear, style. and oacuuied
think do much good The accurately drawn and
remedial udcous The practitioner will hnd abound
valuable and general reader Will
useful cautions and premoutor warnings"
From the Boston Medical aud Surgical Journal
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