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AHnrvTn IRON Nsw roRK, April J-Aroaa, st Trieste;
Areic, Maeeirs and sd 18th for Canaryt; th Soiksv
opcrtc; May Mary verny Cadrs 21d. Germantown, Ma
astrh 4h, Nasta Lisbon; Commodore. Cadi1, STA Eib
llamburghi tarlcs, Deal; Narge, Amsterdam Admiral
hsyre o,h Columbia, Lverpoe Empire state dot Eliza
% portiand Farewell at Dordeaux tth, 'yirrn Mark
sseat statesman, Hayre Oxana, do; ket fritx rexel
I'm ~ Liverpool Carlo usivest yseria TsSel; 18Th
stGeorfe Liverpool 9Th Typex, Cadir. lth Velocity and
geatna Caroline Brsmsni llth Velocity Waterford; Har
-. ssg,n rop NV YoEg. April s-sgtsna, from Malta
th Een Oporto; May Michael GadFs 6th, Gsoysna de
Arcn trtte lora HelVoet: sta Hercules. Hefa Nicho
as hddle Hayre; Hespers. Bromen Richard Cobdea,
Wh lhnuaes NoHamhtH Brow, Brvmerhavnn; Harriet
,bdtt wilton Castle Cuxhayeng Ravaria, Uavre; STAN
houl Iralce 10Th ~ sNuser Bremen Keheeea, Bremerha-
ven Arisdna, Queenstowni vtts. Marseies; 18th Olivia
ltyerpeoli 18th, Belle orrct Armads Liverpssi Kappa
fannerb Do Victoria Portsmenthi 18th, Astoria, Liver
tpoli Kara. Cardiff Elizabeth Mearns March Str from Glib
raitsr 18TH FORTUNE, Dublin; 18TH Henry, Deal MeKy
Liverpool.
Liverpool.
ARRIysD rRom BosroN-Aprii =, Hobart at Smyrna;
Osmond, do. Msy 2, Ceiestina, Copcnhagcn.
Shurn Fop BoaroN-May I. William. from Cadix; ID,
Emily, newport George Rsynes. Liverpool.
The lines between Portland and Halifax worked very
badly last night and the above Is MI received up TO
the hour of going 70 press
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NHtnI FsfoN, Wy y, INnIs
In consequence Of the low water Charleston bar,
The steamship southerncr did not leave for New York
until sunday morning
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bAirfM0hr, May -. lSel.
The wings Of the Fourth district Of Virginia have
minated Col Philip Boiling for Congress This district
In the last Congress by Thos DOcock
dcmOcrat.
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ONE wHIG AND ONE PREEsoILER ELECTED.
Bosros May 20, 1851
The election in the Second district has resulted in the
choice OF the Hon. Robert Ranoul free SOIL by plural
ity Of about coo votes
From the Fourth district we learn that Mr. Thompson
whig Is chosen by plurality not exceeding $50 votes
few towns have been heard from in the Seventh dis
trct indicating ths election Of Henry w. Bishop demo-
crat, supported BY the coalition.
BosroS, May 28-12 Midnight
The returns from twenty towns in the Second dis
trict foot up folows--
Robert Rantoul free soil. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7l8S
Upham, wing ........................... 6086
GcaseiinB....... ...................... IL
Mr.. Rantoul Is elected.
Mr. Thompsons plurality in the Fourth district will
fall short Of 100
There is some doubt Of Mr.. Bishops election in the
Seventh district.
Bosros, May CLAM
Thirty towDs in the Fourth district foot up as fol-
lows
benJaman thompson whg. g......................6 6218
John a. Palfrey, free soil Observation-Disclosures. 6155
Richard rockingham dem. em..................... GIL
This nearly double the April vote Mr. Thompson Is
elected.
Mr. Bishop, coalition is undoubtedly elected in the
Seventh district
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A TcTIoN NoTIcE--RocKAwAY DUGgY WAGON.
18Th Af q cSssh ssss i SSu Trnr:s. Nay
top pstent sss. perfect order with seat hii
patent anlss. Sy osdwn one cosch and set ii
''D''' h''n' AxscAarER. Aus.onssr 81 Dsy street.
As every sosdsy and .dns.dss % sasis. sess Ssioss
sasss rops ss and
CTAFyoRD HoRsr.-THIs VALUABLE MORGAN
Horss s now Offered for SALE He 81. year. old dark
very a
form FORM GGnn irsS M 10 % am e Tss to
vT,o BE soLD-A HANDSOME. STYLISH PAIR OF
sy and gentle ana or
will be sold ppder their value in q their
Taltsq Ferry Br0Oiiyn address H. Boz lao Post or
FOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY 81;
be sold at great sacrifice, In consequences Of he family
4sa ss
a23 Broadway, whore 1t can be sees.
FoE, sALEmA FAST 1,,s ROAD HORSE, YEARS OLD,
i.shsI wagon and h:rnsss nearly new the Property
% HeSss. near me ILL Ia Liver, %a ss.Ss S''
EoRsAL VERY FINE IRON GRAY HORSE, l5x
h1 i' y s':s 20 s n Sass
half to light sound and kind To be seen,
week. Mr. Burbaks stable OF Fourteenth street
ana Fourth avenue ons1 ap s Fulton street
ENOR SALE-A PAIR OF WELL MATCHED, BLOOD
bay ID hand Horses and years Old They were the
property Of gentleman gone TO Europe. They
fanted kind and fast and stylish drve
Tor real service rarely such pair can be had Inquire
Of Mr. Norris at his stable in Houston street. Of
Broadway of Mr.. Cox Of Crosby and Prince
street. where the horses be from TO IL o'clock
EoR sALE-A DAPpLE GREY MARE EIGHT YEARS
old sixteen hands high; warranted sound, and kind.
with colt old Inquire At the blacksmith shop No
Church street. The sire Of colt will be explained at the
time Of sale.
TOR SALE-TwO LIGHT TROTTING wAGoNs-ONE
with Tbbetts patent axles; both superor make To
be At Godwin Carriage Warehouse, No. ia Elizabeth
street.
EoR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE,
been used but once ade expressly to order and
ssd Of the going 20 Europe Any
derous Of such vehicle, will hnd bargain by
applying 10 ID. JARVIS, corner Broadway and Twenty
seventh street
EoR SALE CHEAP-AN ELEGANT LIGHT ROAD
Wagon, without top entirely and made by Of
the best city makers. Apply at i62 Pearl street.
AGONS FOR sALE.-0NE LIGHT WAGON,
w enamel leather top, built by j. Goodwin, and
without top-both nearly Apply to Danl w. Norriss
stable, 5G5 Houston street, door frem Broadway
% AnA HORSES. AND UPWARDS. HAVE BEEN
OO,VOO cured In a few months BY the use Of Hoyt's
Columbian Linment For horse 10 stands preemi-
For sprains chafe swcliiug kc &c. Is
fal beyond parallel Sold ~ ~ Broadway i35 Chatham,
81 Hodson streets Very large bottles and 50 cents
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DOUBLE SHEET.


DOUBLE SHEET.
aA1a0 D1 A UO1I0H.
20 4 sss.. S..i:: q = -four
s''sss as & sss
81 Dey street, corner of6resnsiieh.
AUcrgoyES mn. N.eTJc aI. g GEs.oR9cERIEs; &C. WINES TEA
III, s:ss ;.;Ss E.ssS,
garden ae. Bah 5st and soiss.s. csn:
rD.y 81 Street aSsns serasr osss1ssss y G1ssssisA
"A UccTIoN NoTIcEnPEREMPToRY SALE OF RICH
rs :. i Ssa1sf Sss:..s sns5.
H. r. WILLARD. Aucsioneer.
"A UcyloN EoTIcE--THos BgEL,. AUcTIoNEER-
North william 'y s.s slssI sale OF Of raaase saS sSf
81 81 a%.sssspisIs %.s. X. o% families &c.
:sISsa&E M ts from Hotel isn Sy s.%sSoSy: and shsr
. described Ms bkI
John KEEsE, AUcrIoNEER-yALUABLEA ANCIENT
highly vass y hem 'afsis asa Ps
ter Sci also fine modern Paintings exhibited at the Royal
way door from white street on WednasSayy Nay s. a.
eleven o'clock Catalogues cooieys Auction Rooms,
JAnEs COLE. .AucrIoNEER-spLENDID BUILDING
a Lots on Third avenue. and Seventh and Eighth
sa ss Ssrs &
Icy on the east side Third three lots south
street in rear Of the above Termseo cent remain
J. BROWN. u, AUcrIoNEER- i, R-ssIATIesERY-J
,s.sn.s: a. 10 osooi Thpr.day. May - The entire
S9sns IN as and ssa
apply
II c. KEMP. AucTIoNEER- PATNrINos-ro-
issa .s fulton e % %
% a. en e a. ,ssss % IG M % 1seS 5 old
and q Of Pi.sis n,, or
.ons ans Ansrisaa Views. Painns, and about 50
of sale. ''''''N -'S'-s' 'S''' - '''-'As
John T. ROLLINS -AUcTIoNEER.-PLAsTs AT
a. seed sals r ss ss S near
rs,1i aas soass.n sss 3 and
daisies: very large ss tree: cactus A,s.eS nw 5oIS %
sns order. and soid in lots to accommodate :
John L. vANpEwATER, AUcTIoNEER-LARGE
a sale q 6ns Oil Paintings, Ensrayinss Ssrr G. Lau-
s; ssssn S.sssf' sSsi. ssI;, w.
ors. ss English % sins nd Ss'ss
s:'iii f ksssvss'
wood frames Catalogue ready.
RYHUNBERTS 4 KENNY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Rosewood, Mahogany. Walnut, and Enamelled Fur
ntsre n their spacious sales rooms l72 and ia Fulton
Wednesday morning May 18Th at 10 o'clock large and
splendid assortment Of carved rosewood mahogany and
walnut PArlor and Chamber Furniture embracing almost
desirable article useful ornate household
poses including parlor suite consisting OF Sofas style
Of Louis XIV large and small Arm Chairs and four medal
lion back paror Chairs In richly carved rosewood and xur
ed crimson satin brocaee; suite Sofa and paror ChArs
In carved rosewood and rich silk rush richly de-
corated enAmeed chamber suite Of 10 pieces valued at $780,
furnished With marble Throughout ofthe most beau
ordinate quality pair ornate French plate Mirrors 6x24
inches 2superor mahogany extension Dining Tables &c
ao slver and silver plated richly decorated French shi
ma and Bohemian glassware hns ivory handled table cut
eery machie goods mantel Clocks French painted
window Shades curied hair Mattresses Paasses no.
Also, Guitar and Violin and vita small in
voice OF rockery and heuseheid furniture with
sale win The attention Of purchasers
particularly invited this sale Catalogue and the
goods will be ready the day lin the evening
by gasightD previous 70 the sale Sale peremptory.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES, so.

- RE0oRYS FAST CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. PACK
~ tFs, and Parcel Txprosscs-fcr steamers Brother
Jonathan snd Crescent CTS, Monday and Wednesday,
te 9th and 9th nsOur nest regular Expresses will BE
forwarded hy the above steamers IN charge %
renced Mcsers. Wilcox and Staxcs will
with prompt Ithmur agents AZ Chaxre Prom
the superior facilities Possessed hy this Express
nbed 20 forsard goods from this city 10 San Francisco
two days lees time than occupied In forwarding the United
Fstca un Parcels received until the morning ~ the day
the steamer leaves, and letters Until ~ o'clock, y NJ
Packages Witch must In all be mate strictly
proof should be lett q. the once the day pvveus No Cue
som House charges made. TuOMPsONk h HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents. ti9 Pearl street.
q GoODS SHIFTED At PANAMA, IN THIRTEEN DAYS
NJ from New York, by A. ", MILLER cos California
hsrrss. .fes Wall street OR nss, shirmen. pr Bro
18th. This 10 the only California Express having their
facilities on the Ishmus and make their shipments regular
from Psnama mail steamers Goods ceared consul
charges free 70 shippers.
EoREIcN ExPREss-sTEAMER FRANKLIN.-PAR-
II cells received for the Franklin 70 leave for uayre 3st
inst Orders for tho purchase q goods forwarded by her
will executed ~ our Psris .gerc time fr the return
Trip. LIVINGSTON, WILLS n CO., Wall street.
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BY IHE NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND MAINE
IELsekAPns TO PORTLAND, THENCE ny BAIN's
MERCHANTS TELEGRAPH.
HxIFAx TELEaRAPH OFFICE, May 26-SPM
The steamship Canada, Capt. Harrison, has just
arrived from Liverpool which port she left on the
i7th She has ffty-threo passengersfor Boston, and
ten for Halifax.
The Canada experienced very rough weather
during the first three days out
The news, which is three days later than wa $
brought by the Baltic, at New York, is unim-
portant.
Crowds continued to press into the CRYSTAL pa
lace, and the Queen makes daily private visit
The receipts of one day had been as high as 3 900;
season tickets still sold at 6rst price.
In the House of Commons, after some discussion.
the further consideration of the Ecclesiastical titles
bill, by consent Of the primate, was postponed to
the 18th.
The Liverpool Journal says, "We believe that
we in . condition to state that in week or two
the Ministers will resign, and Lord Stanley accept
office. We are, at all events, quite certain that
this occurrence is expected by all the government
officials to follow Immediately on Mr.. Baylies Coy
lon motion, should (Which is calculated on) the
Ministers be left in minority.
Lord Stanley is now prepared to form an ad-
ministration.
Great preparations are being made by parties in
Franco for the approaching election.
General Cavaignac is now prominently put for
ward as candidate for the Presidency, and re-
ceiyes the support of M. Emile do Girardin. The
leading journals seem to favor his views.
General Durreen, the government candidate, is
elected for the Department of the Lands.
The Journal Messages has been seized for an
nouncng that fourteen regiments have been ordered
to Paris, and reitcrating the statement as correct
Germany is motionless.
Italy give signs of disc ntent
The evacuation of the Danubian principasies
was to be completed by Russia the 18th inst.
Advices from the Cape Of Good Hope, to the
4th Of April, have boen received, and the inteli-
gencs is most unsatisfactory. Sir Henry Smith
had been compelled to fall back upon King Will
lam's Town, his force being inadequate to under
take anything like a comprehensive military
scheme. The defeat of the Cafirs by Colonel
Somerset only melted the various tribes to fresh
hostilities.
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The nInrkets.

CorToS.-0n the 10th, the demand being large, and
quantity offering reduced prices recovered fourth
to three eghths from the extreme point Of depression
The sales Of the week 1850 o bales
The tone OF the Manchester market had improved In
Liverpool and Manchester 1t believed that the ex-
trcme point Of depression had passed. and that business
would resume its course.
f,sASciAL.The variation In English stocks was not
material Consos done for June at g7s. and s7
for money. good deal cf activity &.s evinced in
American stocks, and prices generly better Ca
NADIA Bonds, lo7 y to lo73s Money Is more In request
fIorR offered on easier terms and a decline OF
sxpence per barrel had been submitted to In some in
stances.
INDIAN ConS was In good request
WnrAr was In fair demand at previous rates
Brrf was dull and without alteration In price
PoRK was In moderate demand the transactions being
chiefly In frinh, French SC. Owing to the short supply
Of ofAmcrican, hams were in request
LARD maintains the previous weeks advance
TALLow was sixpence lower, and fiat
sucAR maintained the late dcma nds and was steady
TIA inactive for Congous prices were in favor
ofbuycrs. Other sorts brought previous rates
Asirs.-There had been slight advance In pots
oms.-Sperm and lard oil scarce, and offered
readily at ETS to fs5 for the former and Eso for
the latter.
fnrGirs were quiet, and the tendency was down
wards. Passengers we're scarce.
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MErRoPoLfTAN. BANK.-NorIcE Is HHRKny
lvA given that the third nsaiment cest
the capital stock Of the Metropolitan Bank will ts pays
Bile Thursday 5h day Of June next ~ their banking
roo No. Wall street BY order Of the Board Of Dreo-
tors. j. Z. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
New York. Mar 10, 1881.
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RAKERY-To LET OR LEASE. THE OLD ESTABLISH
Il ed bakery, No. 10 Hicks street, Brooklyn Apply A
Biodis, on the premises. s'
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HHICAGO CITY L0AN.-sEALED PROPOSALS. WILL
~ be received at the Mayors once In the city Of Chicago
and the once Of Straohsn Scott In the city Of New
until the Ley dsy Of June nex for alosn Of Twenty
ave Thousand DoArs for term not exceeding ten yeArs
The bonds issued hvs
dollars each per centum per annum
payable semi ually and prinoips land interest payab
81 the American Exchange Bank In New YORK. at the Of
nee o the City Treasurer In Chicago BY order the Com
mon Council WI 8. oURNEE, Mayor.
Chicaxo. April %. 1881.
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John Z. ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER.-PLANTs AT
a Auction.This day, Tuesday, May H at l0z o'clock
At Tryons seed store, No. John street. near Broad
way: Petunias yerbenas. moss Bourbon and Nosette
roses carnations double dahlias Of the best kinds pansie
daisies very large fig trees cactus Asiatcu new
Fortunes yellow being from Jno Dwive Of Hartford In
6ne order and sold in lots to accommodate.
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NOTICE TO PLANK ROAD CoNTRACTORS.-sEALED
IN proposals. for building the Wamshurth and Cyrr~ss
us Plank Road double track. vill ~ received Al ~
broadway New York. until the 3lst Inst The road, about
w milesin length % run from WilamsNrrgh .nd 70 con
meet with TIE brooklyn and Jamaica plank road near the
entrance 70 the Cypress Is Cemetery Tor pan srecih
eaton, Grade mars kc &e srpy a. tie ses o. Cypress
tth inst. r.. briggs. President.
H. LrSusAv Secretary.
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". BROWN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w.
Brown will se at l65 Greenwich street. by order of
assisnses at 10 o'clock Thursday May 20 the entire
large and we'll assorted Stock plain and fancy Stationery
contained in the above store embracing Playing Cards
Printing Cards and Boards Letter and Cap Papers Port
Monnoies, Wallets Copying Presses; Cap DENY, Medium
Royal and Super Royal Papers, Envelopes Cutlery Writ
Ur psscur apply S M .ns strse reserve
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n e WS BY TIE l. f G. r. APH.
p SeN~eo>o.S~,o.-|v~No-,~->N
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
eNN0~NoyNN.NoyN~>~~N>>o<>
ARRivAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA
AT HALIFAX.
The Anticipated Change in tie Bri-
tish Ministry.
>o~SoeoroN~~~~o~>~~oy>~
Preparations for The Presidential EleC-
ten IN France.
o~o.~N~S0o~~ro~oyO~c~~a-,11~o
IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON.
~~-eO>~~~~~~<S~>c~~>~>~1~~
STATE OF TB1E MARKETS..
60, &C., &c.
STATE OF TIlE MAEHETS.
60, &c, &c.

BY THE NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND MAINE
IELEeRApHs TO PORTLAND, THENCE by BAIN's
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vAnES COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BUILDING
q Lots on Third avenue. and on Seventh and Eighth
streets Brooklyn.-For sale at auction Tuesday ",
at O'clock at the Merchants Exchange New York eight
lots the east side Of Third three
side OF Seventh street three lots north side
street in Of the above Termse0 per may
on bond and mortg age for three years.
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TOHN L. YANDEWATER, AUCTI0NEER.-LARGE
a sale Of 6ne Oil Paintings, Engravings &c-F C. Lau
rance Co. will sell by auction. this day Tuesday, Nay
9th. ut eleven o'clock at their Gales IL Wall street.
very large collection Of beautiful OH Paintings in rich gilt
Sc all handsome parlor subjects being copies and
originals from the English. Italian, Dutch and French
schools Landscapes Marine pieces Fruit, Flower, and
Game pieces Interior &c Also line Of fine EngrAvings
from Wkie and Others in splendid gilt and
wood frames. Catalogue @ ready.
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OFFICE NEW JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINI

nFFfCE NEw JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINfN0
" Co-Nay 9th, 1sJi.At meeting Of the Sharehoidsrs
held this day nt the Companys oce Newark New Jersey
the following gentlemen unanimously elected Dreo-
tors:-samusl r. Jenes Of New York Samuel Fowler Of
New York. James L. Curtis, Of New York. Richard Jones
ofNevnrk, New Jersey A. c. Fsrringon Of Newark New
Jersey; william g Squr of Railway New Jersey Csorgs
w. Saysge of Jersey City A. subsequent meeting Of ths
Directors che feoving officers we're duly elected lance
T. Cur Presidents samuel Fowler, Vice Presidents SAmu
e Jonce Treasurer; George W. Savage Secretary; Alex
anaer n Cumming, Assistant Secretary BY order.
GEORGE W. SAVAGE, Secretary.
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H. morrow Wednesday, ut l0H o'clock, at IS Nassau
street between John and Fulton streets-R c. Kemp will
sell At auction above fine collection of about $50 old
original and modern Oil PAINTINGS all handsomely framed
ana consisting OF variety OF pleasing parer subjects
Paule, Famine, PoussD. Paul Potter, verne &c Also
fine American Views Patle Paintings and about so
fine French colored Engayngs Catalogues the morning
of sal
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T0HN KEESE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANCIENT
and modern Pictures Draw ings Prints &c. containing
highly valued works by Metsu Claude Berghem Paul Pot
Aeadsmy 70 be sold by auction at the Gallery 9 gssad
eleven o'clock NJ Catalogues at Cooley Auction Rooms.
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nRUG STORE FOR sALE-wELL LOCATED, DOING
~ good business and we'll stocked. The reason cell
ing out the proprietor wishes to leave the city Price $500
cash Any person with small capital wishing engage
tne dug this is good opportunity Address Drug
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A UCTIoN NOTICE-ROCKAwAY DUGGY WAGON
IA Light Wagon Coach. Harness, &c.-0n Thursday, Ma
2th Mt O'clock foot Of Wall street. Rook
away made BY Ford for Or horses enamelled
dren front by FORD one single wagon without top
patent axles. made by Gosdwinj cosch. and set
double harness. &c. r.s ra..- =
vi. a. CARTER, Auctioneer. 81 Dey street.
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NJ Ew YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
Auction sale Of Hsssss Sarrssss Ha.as,s SADDLE.
Persons having property to Of will please call and
have 1t registered. JOHN II. 0ATFIELD Proprietor.
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EOR sALE-A MODERN THREE STORY BRICK
house and lot, at Hoboken, commanding fine view Of
the river three minutes walk the ferry Price IS
S. 500 Of which remain mortgage. Inquire At the
Hoboken Land ONCE, and Of Dr. Bartlett William street.
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EOR SALE ORTO LET-THAT ELIGIBLY SITUATED
Hotel in the village New Rochelle recently
by Mr. Charles Rice Location desirable, being the
railroad depot within fifteen minutes walk Of
wharf thirty minutes ride by rail from this city repete
with all outbuiidngs choice garden grounds
prspg upwards Of the whole in pete order
particulars, inquire Of
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CTAFyORD HORSE.-THJS VALUABLE MORGAN
Horse offered for sale He is six old dark
very fne and beautiful He Is surpassed by any
horse in the State perfectly kind and in a respects sound
and has been owned trained by Stat
ford Conn. May 1851. N BI permitted to refer to
John ii. Aldrich 40 Pearl street. Il. II. HYDE, I'd.
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'T0 BE soLD-A HANpsonE, STYLISH PAIR OF
feety sound and gentle and kind In single double
will be sold ppder their value In Consequence Of their
going to Europe Can be 1T c. Carrs Livery Stable
Fulton Ferry Brookiyn address H. Boz 40 Pest or
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E0R sALE-THE LEASE ON THE STORE, NO. l67
Fulton street, Brooklyn, running three years from
May 1881 Also, Fixtures suitable for Dry Goors very
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G M WANTEp-A GENTLEMAN VERY MUCH ~
tOO nee q one hundred dollfrs iog our months VII
Toy large ltnus for tire ~ VI and viii give chsttel
treaxe property worth two three times that amount
Reference y the California passenger once, ~ lrenlhs
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