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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-05

TITO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND THE PUBLIC
IL with feelings Of deep regret that obliged by
views taken by Chief En- in his Fire
department. in relation to the election or Assistant En-
Eneer Not approving Of either of the candidates nominal
Ted at Fireman Hail. had alternative left but
him solely those grounds, candidate
net having the rtmotes Idea Of opposition TO the wishes Of
tks Chief Engineer
II surprise we'll regret Chief
Engineer should far forget Ills position charge
member Of the and especially whose
Ter stands high Mr. VEINS of accepting
which to oppose him IN the discharge OF his duties. What
could have prompted him o attach the of
secret Notices OF the meeting
ehcsr in the department. twenty Of whom attended
representing every district IN the city.
Although Mr.. VEINS name had been mentioned he stood
better chance than others whom
several Of Mr. Carsoas friends which
would have received the nomination had he declined
accepting it whereupon the nomination unanimously
rendered to Mr. Henry b. Venn WIS very reluctantly
scented to allow the use Of his
Our only motive in nominating him. to bring forward
nan who Is in every competent to discharge the duties
fastion Of Department The charge having crcul,c
false and malicious reports in reference to Mr. Jackson
Wholly true and beneath the notice Of honorable
SAMI Ell T. BELCbER, of Hose 49, Chairman.
JAMES +. WESMAN, OF Hose D. Secretary.
Danl d. Conover Of Hose 3s WIN. ". Tweed Of Engine
Josiah IIedden, Of Engine % JOIN seaman, Of Hose l.
Gbss. Miller Of Engine -. John kettleuan. do 40
A. j. Delatour, of Hose -. WA. j. Lppineott do. g.
Harrison Redteid, Ell Hook Il Charles Kent do. 9.
Ladder 3. Robt. Cofax, do. IL.
jas. A. Timpson Engine 25. Thos T. Parker Jr. do. S.
David W Anderson, %. 4 y. y Naliy, d.. 2.
Thomas +. Riley, do 81. VIM. Nelson. Hydrant 8.
Jshn Decker, do "A. Reuben u. Mount. Hose 8.
J. II. Foreman do 10.
New York, May 3D. 1851.
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-. N'.N>>SSSNH
CANNON FOR sALE-A LOT OF BRASS AND IRON
- OF all sorts and sizes, with EunneSy complete
snip and land service also. harness complete for held
carriages Boarding Pixies Blank csrtrdges Ball and AM
ply lo2 Maiden lane.
Two ikiNTtKs-foR SALE-A SMALL CYLINDZK
Press medium. In lrst order built BY A. Tay-
i.r Co.. "a NoNtnbsr Lazy warranted to do good work
VIII be sold low ApIyto Douglas Colt No. lA Water
street.
ITO PRINTERs-T0R sALE-sEyERAL FOUNTs oP
wood tyre founts q double paragon, double English;
e'''' ''S'''' CHARLES wIf{Efss Tribune 10, once.
Band Spruce street.
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THE FIRE MEN.

NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENTAL MEETING
~ OF the Engineers and Foremen held at Fremens Hail.
on Thursday evening April th, lsbthe following resoiu
tons adopted - .
Resolved That election for Assistant Engineer lin
the place Of James L. Miller, resened be held Monday
Mt Fremens Hail. Thursday evening May sth, between
the hours Of and o'clock to receive the returns Of the
election.
Resolved That at all future elections for Engineer
various Fire Com panies shall meet
the day between such hours be designated by
this the polls remain til the praon
ferty eight hours from the time of meeting.
meeting held and the whole number each
candidate.
Resolved That each return he signed sealed by the
and Secretary Of the Company setting
returns Ia all respects true and
she rules and regulations Of this body.
WIN. &. MEAD Engine Co. As.
NOSES O. ALLEN, Hose Co q. Inspectors,
JAS. L. KENNEDY, Hook and Ladder Co.
A CARD-T0 THE FIRE DEPARTMENT-HAvING
"A heard 1t reported that had Withdrawn my
candidate Tor the Office of Assistant Engineer this is
sorm friends and the Department in general that such
not the essethat having rendered the regular no
nation at Fremens Hail. have accepted it, aud do not in
tend to withdraw. ! would allo the Department
against some evil disposed who 20 gain their
ends endeayorng to niure character which they
knew is far superior to their own in every respect.
. (siSned) . HENRY IL. HOWARD.
New York, May 18th, ISL.
Ballots may be procured of
N. Brennan Monroe Hall Brewer Soper, East Broad
Yves. Smith, 90 Avenue u; way Hopse
Seth Douglass, Maiden John O. Dominick
Lane and Water itreet; and Oarick Streets
:. Lawrence, IA Greenwichav; y. Graham. Harlem.
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FOUN ID.

EouND-A SMALL SUM OF MONEY, WHICH THE
owner can have by describing the property and paying
ths expenses Of advertising Apply ut No flo West Tweay
feurth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
EoUND-AT MRS HARRIS MILLINERY ROOMS, No.
Jul Broadwsy, up stairs, sum Of Money, which the
ewnsr can have by identifying and paying for this advertise
ment Wanted-1hree four first miiiners. Apply
above.
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DRASDIEs' BRANDtEs 4 bEANDiEsii'--TBE OLD.
~ Ct ard lost Brpndies. Mines, itguors. etc imported
for The rrgrrttrr to he found ~ The and
extensive Egudy store 80 Bro.u street. block
Broadway H ieuiar stsnton Is paid 70 the bpttn1 de-
I8rteu WHEN consists ~ tie choicest srades ~ N%dera
Sts1s. ind fttt and peculiarly adapted for medical
rtfUes ling yeutne and wsrranted n, the Proprietor
A. DALLAMuRE.
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carson AND ANTICARSON-MR. CARSON IN A
~ published card % the Fire Department having stated
that the election of Mr. Nenn 20 the office of Assistant En-
would embarrass him in the discharge OF hs duties
N possible way feel it duty 70 state that the
evening of the nomination Of Mr. Ncnn-the enquiry
made him TO the state Of his feelings t6wards Mr. Carson
and he dscaimed that i'll feeling existed
his and that II elected he would only consider 1t
bis duty but in all would support him when right
the discharge OF his duties ~ Chief Engineer.
DANIEL ID. CONOvER of Hose 81.
EIRENEN'S INDEPENDENT NOMINATION. FOR
u Assistant Engineer, Henry ID. Venn.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS FOR SALE.-THE ADvER-
~ tiser offers for sale the Stock Fixtures and Good viii
Of we'll established business paying commissions up
wards of thousand dollars and be increased
amount if the parties aye the means for advancing win
be for parties answering this to have ct least
thousand dollars cash, lsiOG0) Address Comnissions.
al fhee.
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
IIAYTi THREATENED.
Ii Some say that Hayt soon viN We
tttatkd and taken, do You seer
What for Uayti'state,
" | iii the things hatef
Rats and mice With LXoS's Fill
can very surely hlll.
rsd.hUgs, reaches. decoy.
wish this Powder, md destroy.
for Pnlf and Powder, seek sttore,
In Broadway, fr4.
Principal depot tor the Magnetic Powder and rlls "a
bFcadvny.
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MISCEIsI. AN EOUb.

JENNY LIND AND the WORLDS rAla-EvERy
rsr,cn Who intends atten Ting the farewell ~
W broadway and ,ssnine esece assortment u superior
oiera rlasss The style- aud quality will b found
GOOD, ever been aersd in hi. country The.s sa.se
oa ss s@F " 'a rss
sr supersr and more convenient than tie ordinary SPY
.las Ter REVERSING coast scenery ships. snd objects
Ssy,,e., g.. Ss Broaassy '"''''"" q ''''' '''l''
Doors ANDsHors At JONES. HAM srREErSE,R
- the Mmseum Business Boots, 81 usually S. frsueh
q isney dress Shoes. FOR sumner French patent
somretitiou.
Cora OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PATENT SOFA
- lsast.aa, nsnniastsrcd ~ =" = nuiaphry. 10. ~
70 BE- the s offered aie !, requires tut
tres attached Pissse iii sui sxa,sas ,ssS n Bf
srse q iurnieors Feathers Bods aad Mattress
ITO yAcHrSisrs THREE SUPERIOR NtsE AND
ter f,st se.urs leed swing twehy-ieur ineaes
.-..t st,et !. = 80 ~. l'eht ui
,sie . LEoNARDs Machinery Depot, 100 Psasl and "
- efaee, No Joan street, New Ycrk-i6s proprietor,
this whose tyine aud finishing haye beep
receive orders for and cleansing sk wooen cotton
Ger. 'A' ''A' ''' BasssTI, SIfEws - CO. On
1000 coRns OF EXCELLENT PINE WOOD
ghs, w early application 70 the subscriber ~ cords
"a his wood the shore Vessels drawing
thar eisht rect water Will he loaded aud despatched
without delay. Address L. usaly Jr, Urbanns, hddleses
county, Virginia.
GroTTEN'S surERIOR STEAM REFINED CANDY
- sugar Plume, Ac., delivered to part the
hrfed e order at fourteen pcr pound by Tomaf
srotten, Confecti0ner and
ety. near Grand street. New Yors.
MILITARY CARS. BELTS. KNAPsACKs, CARTRI DC r.
1n Boxes. Bayorct aud sword seabbards, Gun Sllnxs
Brides harbgIcs Holsters. Saddle Cloths yaiises
toll Belts shot and Game Rags Gun Cases 6c kc mana.
isctured aud Tor sale by JOHN A. BAKER l Fulton st.
MATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
w boverProfessor is~ton Of London. having arrived
Besen viii send 70 any address. receipt q one dollar,
ostpaid plain directions to enable ladies
win the devoted Affections Of the oppte The rroses
surle but 90 captivating that al Ne married. rr
pecye OF appearance or pcon aud iass though not
as can be arranged vita such and decscy that de-
lection impossible Address Professor Lswton, Bostor,
hsss No letters takes from the Poss 0cs uslsss The
taco 10 raid
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JAMES N. MILLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

alc Of valuable property, belonging u Bassord
Estate Mt auction, under the direction Of w. O. Wetmnre
Ed, James " Miller 60. will sell AZ auction, We'd
nesday, Nay 4 1871 Mt II o'clock at Jacklaris Hotel West
Farms station, urftr Morrsania village 10 Building Sites
NJ Morrisana fronting the Harlem railroad and
adjoining Upper Morrsania VILLAGE, the
and the north by fordhsm station kingshrid. West
Farms road and St. Johns College The loo alton l.
passed ty offered 70 the public in that whole
lion Of country. being surrounded BY thrifty negb,r-
hood growing villages. Lthogra phic ana further
particulars lie had at the Auction ROOM go - Maid
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DRY CODES.

(bEAP LINENS.-JAMES BECK Il co. HAVE NOW
~ hand large aud well selected stock Of ~
Linens Irish Scotch and Barnsy Sheetng OF the best
make. Pillow Case Linens. Table Damask width,
In the richest and best patterns Damask Cloths and Nap
kDs Of sire and quality Linen Diaper and Damask
Toweng Blankets, Quilts &c. kc which they selling
on low and which well worth
nent 81 hotel and boarding house keepers families in
Of linen goods NJ B-Ther stock Damask
Cloths with Napkins to match 10 Superior TO nythng hi
JAMES BECK CO. S5 Broadway.
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. NEW PRICES.
IN oMeara, Jr. has just opened at 7 Greenwich
between Murray and Warren st. splendid assortment Of
Ribbons, Isces, Emtroiderics. Yarns and Hosiery. While
returning thanks for the liberal he here
tore received, would respectfully inform his friends aud
customers that he is determined merit
selling cheap. by experience in the trade extensive
euantance with manufacturers and importers
attention TO tie arv. auction sales together with his
Oily ncrcasn; Wholesale business, tcnahng him u buy
larFeiy) he facilities for obt aiming the cheapest
end choicest ,d in the market that few retailers
msnd. Would cali Particular attention his ladies aud
gents Kid Gloves. all fEcs and colors xprey
his order also, perior style u Corded skirts
Don't orrtt the numher-25T Greenwich street.
etwccn Murray and Warren.
CARPETs, OIL CLOTHS AND DRY GOODS FROM
~ Auction. n. Townsend Co. 7o7 Greenwich street.
near Amos having added spacious carpet room q their
ttnsive dry goods ,stablshmcnt selling three Ply
nEran, aud stair carpets surrrngy low. Table
drageets, counscrpsnes, &C. plenty and cheap
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TyASsENGEKs 10 TIE WUkLDS FNIR--THR UNI
Il ted States Mail Steamer HUMBOLDT. ID. Ltnep Gem
mander will leave Ne. York for Southampton and Hayr,
the 9th 81 May, and can still accommodate
passenrs Persons Waiting tn, Worlds Fair will
the most economical and r,rd Conveyance The
offering advans<es By other steamers fasen
gers reach London from Southampton In three
" sliinEs Prom Liverpool to London six hours-f-re.
AZ ts. The Humtoidt ~ii te followed BY the frank
In on The slst 81 Nay For freight passage srpiy
MOkTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent. No 81 Brsaa.sv.
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REMOVALS.

MADAME GRAvIER. LATE NILE. DEsJARDINs,
l respectfully informs her friends and patrons that
Dancing Academy will be removed the LIST Of May.
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PAPER HANGINGs. sc.

PAPER HANGIStsS, &C.
4 MAR. DAVIES. S5 BROADWAY. Would RE
speeuuliy invite the attention oi The trade end the
pubic in general 20 their late Expectations 81 French Pa
l.r Hangrgs of the richest most fashionable designs
also 70 their stock o. Lace and Muslin Curtains Window
Iornoes and Shades, Bands. which they offer Yer
cent less than any house in the city.
ERENCH PAPER HANGlNGs.-soloNoS HART
zf3 Roadway onsr for sale Wholesale and retail the
best assortment ofFrenth Paper anSngs in the city
rrsnS rich decorative, Velvet Oak, satin Cold and every
9thrtyle ~ The very lowest lrs Tar ~ pmt ~ y the
best manner. Constantly hand. Lace and Muslin tur
Rlns 'nrnicCs Bands Pima lurrture Covering Curtain
materials end Upholstery goods gfeycry description.
FINE TRENCH PAPER HASGISGs, DECORATIONS,
ScIhcse IN want Of the above articles should not omit
70 ook through establishment a. their interest and
use may he best consulted BY call IFhls FAYE Co.
- Pearl street. between Madison an Chatham.
pApEn HANGINcs.-FRANCIs FARES q Co. NO
Is learl street rrcpaFtd TO exhibit OIL thei
new dcsns 81 French and American Paper uaneings
rng The richest styles ~ gold velvet sad ttn deecra
Ntus for drawing elsO sk and marble prncf
iinng halls Sc which Hey eaer wholesale sud
sal ~ the lowest market PRICES Sv.eVrw crkmtn
pieyed W hang the papers &c.
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THE WORLDS ram.

vJ,ur WORLDS rAIB.-TuE WHOLE OF TUE CARGO
Il eft.e Z. s. ship - Lawrence having been conveyed
from South aud deposited IN the Crystal Palace
der direction prepared ~ give att.n
the wishes hihters Parties visiting Englsnd
call Liverpool and Lon offices where they gill
end hlc 81 the latest American where their
tiers be addressed where letters Of credit
cured and attention given " their wishes into
rests. EDWAkDS SANDFORDh CO..
II wall street. New y,fk. Ceiunbta Budinss Liverpcel;
and IL and " Cornhill. London.
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III O LEAS E-FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OP
l. Store No. hey street. franklin House Stores Pos
session Immediately apply to g. y s. Thompson 81 Court
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O. 4 IN n0n TO LEND on BOND AND MORT.
~ lOOsOOV gage, IN sums 10 suit applicants on pro-
ductiye Real Estate IN this city. Brooklyn Williams
burgh Apply 10 g. BROAD, No. III Wall street. Ia the
Croton Water Office, basement.
CEn 000 TO LOAN, At SIX FER CENT INTE-
SUU,OUO rest. on bond aud mortgage productive
resi- estate in tbs city, in Also, 5000
90 loan AZ eyen per cent interest on productive farm in
the vicinity ~ this city and In this state Apply 70
JOHN Y. CoNREY, % Wall street corner q Er0aa.
MONEY LIE NT.-THE HIGHEST PRICES 40.
lv1 vance. In large and small suns, Gold and silver
Dry Goods. nc. JOAN NJ DAVIES.
Licensed Pawnbroker 80 Will am street. Duaae.
CHICAGO CITY IOsS.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ le received at THE Mayors once in the city Of Chicago.
and at the once ~ Srahan Scott in tie city 81 New
York until the LET day ~ JuIe next for loan q Tsenty
Eve thousand Dollars for term not exceeding ten
The bonds 10 be issued ~ than huadrei
dollars each interest PER per annu,
payable sent annually ard principal and interest payable
N the American EXCHANGE Bask in New York II TIE -
Gee q the City Treasurer in Chicago BY order cf the Com
Council MN. s. GCRNEE, Mayer.
Chicago. Atrii ~. 1851.
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VyHE NEW BANK AT EAsTON-TuE BOOKS roI

THE NEW BANK At EAsToN.-TuE BOOKS FOR
Il receiving subscriptions TO the capital stock Of the
Farmer and Mechanics Bank q Eaton will be opened
Monday the 18th o May instant at the hotel Of David
Connor in the borough Of Easton Northampton county
Pennsylvania and will be during the i've following
l,.rty . increase 70 srb The shares so each .pe.
which IS be pad the time Of sub-crbing and
within sixty days thereafter TIE residue IN such In
stalmentr may he hereafter required BY the byaws
THIS bank chartered by the legislature u
at it, recent session and will be located At o the most
favorable points for business In the state The borough
Easton Is situated in the forks Of the Delaware aud Ihih
kvers and with the adjoining towns Of South Eason and
filirstu contains thousand inhabitants The
Legh Canal and the Morris Canal both terminals at this
place and the Delaware division ~ the Canal
begins there Ea.ton Is also the terminus % the Central
Railroad ~ New Jersey, which will he completed In few
months-snd the Delaware Lehigh schuyi, and susque
hanna Railroad which the work has already bcen
menced The country Eaaon u rich and highly cul
tyaed and abounds With streams anoripg water power
which drives many mills, disterics, kc. Within short
distance ALEC are the GlendiD. Crane Durham Clay,
aooters and other large iron works AIrcsent the Esea
Bank Il the only monetary institution In Northampton
county. and affords all the banking facilities enjoyed ~
the people " Lehgh Carbon Monroe and par, Of Bucks
counties in Fennsylvsnia and the adjacent parts Of New
Jersey The bank Inducements to persons
who Lave money 10 invest In stocks.
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NEW YORK. MAY L. Is5l-THE PRESIDENT AND
Directors Of hc Bowsry Bank have thi, day declared
dividend Of four payable and altar the 10Th
int The transfer books will be closed until the 9th us
inclusive. Per order N. q. BRADFORD. Cashier.
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rCTioN NoTicE-THos. BELL, AUgrIoNEE..-
"a BY H. n Bu-h.-targs sale Of valuable fgrnitur,.
Ills day at ola o'clock, IN the Auction Roos 10 Norh
Nism street will he ntnuedte sale valuable Turai-
tnrc from Saturday including Beds Matrcs
Bedding Sc also Desks, carpets. Looking Glasses Ba-
rcaus thars, Sofas; alec quantity 81 Trunks Ciaing
and other baggage from moving hosrdcr alec lot ofJrw.
eiry, some watches Be, from the sane source.
TIICS EFtl.
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and dealers in Straw Gocds1welve 81 ladies'
infants Straw Hats Of the latest fashion. consisting Of
tulip mixed alhona, part pearl China pearl Dunstahe,
pedal &c &c worthy the attention of hattrs there Il
variety Of boys round hats. II il the stock
Eivng ~ business Also, large lotNcf show Sale
positive at No ~ Prince street IA tie long stairs
Tuesday, May 4. Sale TO slevsn o'clock.
Goods open Ter inspection the morning Of sale Tuesday
9TH instant.
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RANK OF NORTH AMERICA-NEw YORK. NAY l.
ISL Fisk Esq, having retired from the once q
President Of this institution, account Of Ill health Will
lsm Hsvemsyer ESQ., has been unanimously elected TO
I'LL the vacancy. j. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
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FARM, saw MIIL VALUABLE WATER POWER

A FARM, SAW MIL, VALUABLE WATER POWER.
IA and tract II well timbered land, located within -.
teen hours travel 81 The ot Of New York is offered o'
sale upon favorable The property embraces eut
tract Of about hundred the border Of Ioml
kns county miles Ithaca in the midst,
highly cultivated country and intelligent and mora
munty The entire property will be sold in rasoe
divided into three parcvls ii desired The farm
about eight in good fence having comfortable house
an orchard good barns and spring and ryniet Of excel
lent water The mill has been constructed of sucieH
capacity TO il addition to the present gang
saws and singe and lstt machine The water
he tract admits Of other mills The lumber be soa
the MILL or he transported proHtahly New York.
81 GEORGE RICHMOND, No. $50 Broadway, ". y
('LiFToN PROPERTY FOR sALE-A FRAME cor
- tage. with slent ei.ht lots Of ground ten minutes
Walk from vanderbilt landing. The ground ia beautifully
planted Win trnt an ornamental SHADE trees There
good stable on tie premises With well
kind For further particulars, address A. Janln -
Old slip. NJ stairs Or On the premises.
L,oR SALE-A GFSTFEL RESIDENCE IN THE cry
Il OF Newark, y. j., within few minutes walk tho
Centre street depot The nsShb is agreeable
location rexceronahc The house 0diuas.
and elegant For gente doing business in New York.
and wishing 70 reside IN Newark more eligible residnce
lie found. Terms and title perfect. Apply
Theodore Runyon, Attorney -at-Lav, Newark.
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ID C. KEMP. ACcTIoNEER.-STocK or FANCY
II. Dry Goods. Millinery Articles, kc.-rhis day, at
oclocL at 40 Hudson bet Clarkson aud Leroy
streets catalogue viz the entire stock contained IN the
store No il9 Hudson street, Ns general assortment
millinery and Straw Goods Silks Hosery Gloves, Thread,
Needles Fancy Articles Ribbons belnS all able
goods worthy Of the attention 81 the trade and others sale
peremrtery. Catalogues the morning Of sale
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CTENoGRAPnER wANTED-ADDREss @. P. O., at
- this once. -
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TOHN KEEsE, AUcTIoNEER.-JANES y. COOLEY
will sell Monday evening May 9TH at his
rooms ST. and so Broadway Of hte street,
tie large and splendid Panorama Of China descriptive
and Inhabitants o. the Chinese En-
pre beautifully in oil oors, with great hd.lty.
Tie of this work OF art N35D IL VIII
he fully unroed aud exhibited previous 70 its sale To be
xll l.out
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK STATE MONEY BOUGHT AT oNE-HALr
~ Per cent discount, by CARPENTER yERAiLYE,
Al Wall street.
BROADWAY BANK, NEW YORK, MAY 2 ls5l-DIvI-
- dend.A dividend offour (t)
the capital stock Of this Bank out of the profits Of the last
Elk months will be paid to the stockholders and after the
18th day Of May instant The transfer book will DO closed
from the sth o the 18th inclusive.
BY order, j. L. EvERITT. Cashier.
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~. stock ef rich Csrpctng-On Wednesday May 7th at
~ o'clock az the Chinese Assembly Rooms $50 broadway,
Kemp Will sell ut auction above by order Of as,izaee
Tor eash about 90 pieces OF rich Royal ton best
English three Threaded Brussels Tapestry Brussels three ply
super Ingram; Venetian stair and half OIL Floor
Cloths; Rugs; Door Mats. assert
ment Of desirable styles aud all which sold Without
reserve IN lots 10 suit purche snd particularly wor
thy Of the attention of houekeepers the trade
logues on the morning Of sale.
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- EMOvAL-BENJAMIN CALBRAITH HAS REMOVED
~ bis Office from Park Place to III Fulton street,
y EMovAL.-JOHN G. wYMAN. MERCHANT TAILOR
~ has removed from No. 235 to 27 Broadway, opposite
The CITY Hall. - -
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wv III Dc SUN, At FtBIIt AIN IIUN, At TIE
w New York Hcrc Bazaar ~ Crosby street Monday
9th instant at Nelveocloel thirteen Horses belonging To
the United States from the Light Artillery service. These
horses are we'll broke 70 harness, and scntle.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE sALE.-sAMUEL PHILLIPS
will cell az auction: on Monday May 8 at ~, o'clock.
AT the 81 Georges Hotel - Liberty street all the household
tar room aud kitchen furniture the premises.
witch hrst rate Beer Pump. Cas Chandelier Bed.sad
Bedding, Crock,ry Glass Mare. Ae Tcrms-ra-h cur
rent funds. III. ". pAhkLR, Atty for Martsag,~