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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

lF iNDiANA hAiLhOADS-OhEAE
MAIL ROUTf TO CHICAGO Or and after MONDAY.
May S-unnffurtber noticepasseuger steamers and trains
will run Al follows:
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARD-One kof the hrst-class steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA EMPIRE
STATE will leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted 81
p NJ and Dunsrk AZ u night reaching Monroe AZ NJ
the day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon.
An express train Will leave Monroe at p NJ the
arrival the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
the evening and connecting AT Chicago With hSs
class for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
gsn and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly rom
Chicago
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD-Express trains Will leave Chicago At Z. NJ daily.
SATURDAYS excepted and Monroe 81 next morning
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning
cept Sunday and Monroe arrival Of the trains from
Chicago-ard reach Dunkik and Buffalo several hours pre-
the time tor the rs express trains east for New
York Albany and Boston.
The steamers and Monroe will connect each way
resu ar boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
W ARD.-This train viii leave Toledo daily, Sundays
ceptd at A NJ, connecting at Toledo with lia- Of
steamers from Cleveland aid Sandusky, and stopping at all
the stators will leach Chicago at ~ z, NJ
GOING FASTWARD-Leav Chicazo daily, Sundays
excepted at 81 A. NJ stopping AZ all stations and arriving At
Toledo at + NJ connecting with steamers TO ssndussy
and Cleveland and arriving there Ia tune for all the noTu-
ing trains from those places
A PacketbOat leaves Toledo at A. NJ, for Fort Wayne
and ports the Wabash Canal JOS. III. MOORE Sspt
Adrian June l. 1882
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T,HE WORLDS HAIR RESToRA-

II TlNE-N Mrsnted 10 contain no deistenous in6fo-
deatsA hing life color restorer and %
hair skin and sight death 70 grey hairs and destruc-
ton scrahesand spectses This valuable prcpsr-
alton different from all Others has bee used for many years.
which be sested 10 BY hundreds Of sdies Of the
wealthy families also by clerrymen lawyers aud doc
tors who having previously tried I'll tho Of the day
composed OF deleehous articles such lead lime, csgsc,
spanish flies black lead &c seriously inurns their health
and hair aud extending hundreds Of do lars In vain found
bottle OF the RestoeT % have the desired effect The
Restorer inahle tfspplied according directions and
will not soil 'he finest linen II tails 10 the
hair to s original color however grey when restored.
by applying few times every three months will NOS
have a grey hair should You obtain the ago OF one
hundred years IL badness aud prevents
dizziness headache scurf dandh scaldbead any sp-
tons the hesd II will also the sight and prevent
the bsr from falling BY invgorstinR the skin, nlusclss
blood VESSELS and the Of the hair Orders mu
the color OF their hair DARK hight experience hao
shown thar the ingredients that light hair will have
eject upon dark No Is Tor dark. No tor lsht-N0-
Hyobasaum dressing Tor the hair Tor young and sd
and shoBd be with the Restorer he aesoref 10
large flint bottles only - per bottle generally
enough for The Hylobslsanum, dressing for tho
hair No l per bottle thus coming within the
Of all persons The defuand for shows worth duly
appreciated and productive Of many worthless limitations.
None genuine except Mrs Aliens Worlds Hair kesfor-
err New York blown the bottles and her signature TIA
directions For sale at No 1880 Bovsy No H9 Washing
toD.st, DIR. Guon. No W Bowery G. ". Ring No. 192
Broadway No 2f7 Fultob Brooklyn and By drnsrss and
perume generally Principle depot and mandatory No.
365 Brooms-sf OF Elizabeth See kep York CAvca-
icfs hr old advertisements
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DOT Hclkhl o. passake apply % . NV
BROWN, sHIPLEY co, Liverpool
EG ROBERTS CO. No. - Kings Arrn' i1e'
London.
Victories. Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER, hsvre-,
The Of ships will not Be accountants oi eoes
silver bullion specie jeweiy precious stones OF ess IN
hess bills Of dne usnsd therefor and the value 'nee''
therein expressed.
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NYOTICE IL hereby given, according to law, to
IN N ,~fous hasi-s GEORGE BOLDLY, hfs -
a. ,v a Bnt Kings Comfy, aecessed thar -y required
- sxbat tie vouchers tkstsO the sa-sneers a.
Ter place business No. - catzss he CITY ONES. fok.
=. on before 5tA Of Nay nertDze6 sHsf s 5l
.u,,..mr.. Eidsls sob s2ppr' {Asuia.u.son.
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN

i
is52TraiHs ont Of NewYerk save corner Of Canal
O. and Broadway.
AccosMoDA ron AND sPEcIAL--At and ll50 A. "A. 4
AIS Express Stamford and Norwak and stopping az al
Stations beyond) and At 81 p through % New Haven
At $50 ? M Tor Norgak-at $50 A. NJ, and $50 z. M,
for Port Chester The lS0 A. VI runs In connection vit
Train NewHsveD Hartford and Springfield and With
Train the Canal ROAD
ExpsgssTRaISs for New-Hsven, Hartford springfield Sos
Connecticut River AND Vermont Railroads 10 Ogdensburss
and Montreal-At NJ, stopping AZ Stamford and Bridge
port connecting with the Housatonc and Nsugatucs Rail
roads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad az New Havenaas
$50 p. M stopping AZ Stamford, Norvslk and bridge
port connecting with Housstouc and Nsugatucs Railroads.
Bridgeport.
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana Special
At $50 T. and 9S5 A. NJ. ana AN M through from New.
Haven Att A NJ, from Norwalk-st $50 A. NJ and 3 u
p from Pert Chester The ass A. NJ receives passsn
gers Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads 81
Haven The ~ r. NJ receives passengers rom Hartford
and Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave hewHavsD arrival Of Trains
nom Boston at Is and $50 p NJ, stopping at Bridgeport
Norwslk and stsmtordl leaving Boston st L. NJ sns
S45 JPN
See large hill Of advertisement At tne station house ans
principal Hotels GEO W WHISTLER, ~,
Superintendent
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THE EVIDENCE OF JAMES

In ROBERTS, No. % Fidler st., between I'd and Monte
Who had been subject 10 too Tree use OF ardent
ipi's Tor yes1his is cert " that for ten long yeAre
had beer slave to the OF liquor and had made many
attempts give IL up but could not succeed MI became
acquainted With Dr. ROBACK when applied TO him, ana
happy since that time had no desre TOR quory
and hate the sight Of II and all ~ho are situated
as call on him. Any who wants . know moro
particularly cali residence No ~ fidler-
st., between ID and Montgomery SIS. Philadelphia
JAMES ROBERTS
City Of Philadelphia sPeronaly appeared before me-
the subscriber IN. Aldermen ia and for the said city,
the sboyensmed James Roberts Who be duly sworn dots
aud ray the foregoing statement tue IN all pauc-
uls to bes of hs knswerge and belet Witness my
hand al seal. this nh day OF February, igo 90,
JOHN A. WHITE, Alderman
All Letters to g. w. RoBACK, No whitest, vii, DO
call and set Astrological Almanac, satis whore csstia-
Gates can be seen
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Gtpresses.

WELLS, FARGO 81 COMPANY'S
w CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
A JOINT STOCK COMPANY. CAPITAL $4,000.
Ofice, No 10 Wallst, New-York.
DIRECTORS
Henry Wells VIM q. Ferso
JOIN ston Livingston, James Mckay
Elijah Z. Williams Alpheus Reynolda
Edwin b. Morgan Alex. NJ. c. Smith.
Henry u. Rice.
EDWIN B. MORGAN President
JAMES MCKAY Secretary.
This Company having completed It's organization aoove
Is ready TO undertake general Express Forwarding
Agency aud Commission business the purchase end sale Of
GOd-0nsi Bullion and Bills Of Exchange the payment aud
collection Of Notes Bills and Accounts the forwarding Of
Go ddust Buon and Specie-sSo Packages Parcels and
eights Of al descriptions in nd between the City Of New
York and the City OF Francisco and the principal
and towns in California connecting al NewIork with the
lines Of the American Express Company, the Handen TX
press Puen Virgil Co.'S Northern and Canada ExpreSs
Snd LIVINGSTON, Wells Cos European Express
They have established Offices ard faithful Agents. Ia AL
the principal cities and towns throughout the Eastern MID
die sno Wessn States and California energetic and taith
fn Mess furnished with iron chests for the security OF
treasure ans oer valuable packages accompanying each
Express ali their lines wei In California Is in the
Atlantic States.
SAMUEL P. CARTER, for many years connected with
the American Express Company, snd T. w. WASHBJ RN
late OF the Bank OF Syracuse have been appointed pnspA
Agents In California
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

Il AT REDUCED RATES.-New-York and san
francisco Steamship LineL-The sew steamship UNITED
STATES, Charles c. Berry, ComnandeT, viii take
her departure for Aspinwsll Navy Bay on FRI.
DAY ID Of July, 81 P. NJ connecting At Panama
with the new doubleengne steamship WINFIELD SCOTT,
2lOo tuDs burden. Reuney Coulsrd Commander, which
awaits the arrival 81 passengers Pansms by thu
United staes from NsvYork. and immediately thereafter
proceed, to San francisco direct without stopping at inter-
mediate ports.
Thee IN accommodations and scfety not
passed BY this route and experienced surgeon IL
attached to each vessel
The unites States has nsde the voyase between New
York and Chass days and nineteen hours and the
Winfield scott performed the voyage between New and
Panama In the shortest time record both running
and actual time from port 70 port
Books now open and through tickets for sale.
Applyto DAVIS BROOKS a CO.
General Agents, No Is Beaverst
JONES h JOHNSON,
re. lA West-5t, corner OF Liberty-si
Passengers per United States will dissmbark along side the
wharf st Aspinwa and take the Panama Railroad now
open nearly TO Gorgona thus avoiding the usk attendant
spon landing in boss Chses and tbs river nsvssoa to
6orguna
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A RRANGEMENT for JUNE. 1852
IN Aecomm. 1son Line for SHREWSBURY, LONG
BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE. HIGHLAND HOUSE,
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS aud BROWNS
DOCK, tMioolstowul and the intermediate places
practicable and RED BANK The new, ell gait and CON-
nooitU Us steamer GOLDEN GATE, Capt FOrman White,
will leave New ork foot Of RobDson-st, North River,
every Monday Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday aad Friday
at 10 A. NJ and SATURDAYS at O'Clock " Returning,
leave Red Rank (Aens Whartl every Monday al A. N.
ard P NJ Tuesday WednesdaY, Thu sday aud Friday a.
4OBlock p NJ ages will De in attendance the srnval
Of the boat convey passengers every part " the
try. BAH per5ons forbidden trusting the absye
Beat on account OK the owners
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

l. V Trains leave pier foot Of DuaAe-st a. follows
EXPRESS TRAiS sf64 A. NJ for Dunkirk, connecting WITH
frstcass steamboats, or Cleveland Sandusky Toledo spi
Monroe, and railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at A. NJ. for all stations
WAY TRAIsat3I P. NJ, via Pisrmont for Delaware
WAY TRAIN al q p M via Jersey City Tor Delaware
NIGHT ExPREss TRAIN st p M for Dunkrk connecting
with frst-cass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting with
Express Train for Chicago
EMIcRAsr TRAIN at p. NJ. via PfermonL
CHAS MINOr. superintendent
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DITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania

II Coal Company Is prepared to deliver TO families In
any part OF this city Brooklyn and Wamsburgh from iS
Canal Boats and yards the various sizes OF ts
Ptsor Coal which superior Anthracite fOf domestic
Apply the cards Of lfths and 9hay; WssSst,
near Morton At the foot Of Goveneur East River foot Of
North Orh-st WilausbuTgh; foot Of God.st Brooklyn,
or al the office Of the Company Of Broadway and
alst The Coal will b. delievered - IS per tun OF
1000 ba from the Canal Boats and 81 s. l5 rescresned
from the yards
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-The ships

composing this line arc the following
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstosk-
ADRlATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships nave been built by expressly fo Gov
eTnHent service Every has been taken In their con-
sTucton IS also IN their Engines 70 insure strength ana
speed, and their accommodations cor Passenger are ane
eualed bf elegance and comfort Price Of passage nom
NewYork TO Liverpool in hrclas cabin SID IN second
DO $50 exclusive Of SIZE aatsrooms $50 from
Liverpool 10 Nev-fOrk ESQ and G20 An experienced sur
teon attached 70 each ship No berth secured until paic o
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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VNTALLET LOST or STOLEN.-A

w POCKET WALLET, containing from 81 TO tse IN
State Bank bills and signed By Theo w Riley pay.
able 70 benjamin Bangs for s. $50 ee, due July ~ is52
Also, note signed by Nathaniel Freeman, dated May -
1882 demand for Soc aud check Boston Bank of
Se signed by J. Clap AL payable TO Benjamin BAngs The
hsder OF the above 10 welcome 70 the money the wallet
and other contents e at the Office OF the Aston HOus
Payment Of the above notes having been stopped they
useless any bat the Brokers and Others
cautioned against purchasing negotiating the above; and
should they be offered 70 any they requested 20 give
notice the office shove named whse liberal reward VIII
be Paid for the wallet and papers.
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ri EW-JEKSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-u. 3 NAH
and EXPRESS LlNES-ThrOugh In u houn-New-Jeney
Railroad via Jersey City leaving NewYork ct A. NJ foot
OF Courtlandt-st; A. NJ and 81 ?. NJ Lioertyst Leaves
Philsdepha at l2t and A NJ and y p NJ nom toot OF
Wsnuts Fare reduced to IS for hstslss and " " bs
sscOnd-class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold In the above lines and through baggage
sared in the A. NJ and 81 p. ~ ines from Nsw-York,
will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
ANTHONY J. BLEEoKER Auctiooeer
EXECUTORS' SALE of the House

ANTHONY y tbLhEShth, AuctlOneef.
EXECUTORS SALE of the House
Ii ard Lot No e6l SG-av aud IS Lots on SHAW s5th
ana Sths ana p Lots 45th 18th sad 97hsts and
Ne oh and l0th.svs al AnconA. J. BLEECkER gl sell
Auction, TUESDAY June Is 1852 At - NJ M-r
ehs Exchange the following desirable property by order
o. the Executors Of the Estate Of the late James Stewart
On aavThe four-story Brick House and Lot Of Grouud
Lnowe ~ Nc M Sdsv side and BE-; 2st and I'D
rs Sze OF Lot, 2 feet by Is feet In depth
Vn Sh-av-i Lots aud the southeast corner OF
'nav end S6tst, all fronting the All full size.
Vn sosh and s6thstS9 Lots Of the troatinE
sthss ad fronting 9sth-st ali living in body be.
esn IN and 5havs commencing loo feet Of the 5th-
~ Ine terms viii be made known the day Of sale.
WILLIAM KELLEY
SMITH DUNSiNG, Executors
. r. w BONNEY.
so-Wil be sold at the tune and place, the fol-
Va thst and l0thav IS Lots Of Ground situated and
.A' ths northwest OF l0thav and 45ht of the
He fronting on The avenue, aud the street Alsoi
. n and next the noftheast Of l0hsv and 18th
- AZ nonting on the avenue.
So,hst4 Lots the north side Of 45thst between
we and thsvs neneing 500 feet Of the eto-sv
Shav and 97thst Also, Is Lots Of Ground situated
&c pear the northeast corner OF 5th-ay and y7h-st-
~ on the ayeDne and on the street The above Lots
81 ~ al size and well situated for improvements
siaps giving the dimensions OF the above property
H. sea further Particulars apply 10 the Auclo1eeI Nc
sNs1Sl l26ll
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CTEAMER for LIVERPOOL.-On
~ THURSDAY, July g the wei known and nSpnee
steamship SARAH SANDS, l5oo tuns burden w. v
Thompson Esq., Commander, will leave her dock rlSi
No N r. for Liverpool on Thursday July AZ u esock
THIS steamer has very superior accommodated
Rooms oT rst and second cabin pAzsenge fer nesnl 0
No 81 Broadway.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co-Opy throug line fore ALlPORNIA and OR
EGON, via ASPINWALL and PANAMA.-By order of the
Postmaster General the the great California and Oregon
Mails to be dispatched the 9TH and Sth OF sch
month direct for Aspnwal and the 9Th aud 9th, via
Havana When these dates Sunday. the sail
ing he postponed until the following Monday The
Pacific Mail Steamers be In readiness for immediate
dispatch arrival OF the mails at Panama Agreeable 10
tn, above the splendid aud double engine United States
Mail Steamship ILLINOIS, the fastest in the
world $500 burden H. J. Hartstene, u. ). ", Com
mander will sail MONDAY, June q, al two O'Clock
NJ precisely from pier foot Of Wsrren, North River,
ard the CHEROkEE Lieut. Davenport Commander. will
be dispatched THURSDAY, a h, transferring her mails
atHsvaHa the nshp ELDOR ADO. The
Pacific Mail steamship COmpanys tgOihcent steamer COZ
DEN GATE 25cU CeTlis F. Patterson, u. y N Com
andef will BE- in readiness Panama receive the noiss
mails and passengers and sill nmeds-y for San francisco
The Illinois requires but and half days % perform her
trip AspnwalL The .tnmus transit. per railroad NC,
is reduced shout and half; sud the Golden Gates
time from Panama he less than twelve days the whole
TIP barring unavoidable delay accidents be sccom-
phed In twenty to twenty-five days Rates OF fare 10
Aspinwal-Lades' saloon state-rOOn 500 lower an and
forward saloon do SIS second cabin andees S5 steerags,
SIS Passengers will be landed At the railroad wharf at
Aspnxa free. Transit Of the lsthmus the pass-ngers
expense Persons securing through passage by the Unit7d
States NAL Steamers from NewYok. have preference OF
acc, mrodsiion board the Pacific Mail Steamers Rates
OF Panama San Francisco the most favorable
terms -
For freight or passage apply To CHARLES A. WHIT
My the Office Of the Companies No IN Westst corner
Of Warren, N. Y.
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonir

L EtIULAh MAIL LINE, VIA StOnlng-
II 4 ton foI BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNTON.-The steamers G. WANDER
BILT snd COMMODORE OF this line, regus
lary heretofore alternately leaving Pier No. North
River, hTst wharf above Baery-paee, daily, Sundays
septed, al NJ and Stonington At O'Clock z NJ, or
For freight passage apply At the 0rOs Ne 10 s,sssry
place or board the boats
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VTANDERBuTLINE for SAN FRAN

CISCO. - THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
ROUTEThe only Through Line giving Tickets for crossing
TIE sthmus The avOie d0ublee CINE steamship PRONE
THFUS, 1890 ms burden, will leave from Pi-r No North
River at o'clock p. NJ precisely, SATURDAY, June
10 for San JuAn del Noe connecting with the Pac 10
Steamer, the Nicaragua Transit Route, having bat "
miles Of land transportation. These Steamers unrvaed
In their Cabin and SteeIage accommodations AMI with the
increased facilities for crossing psssef be assured
OF going through without detention AZ any point This
offers superior advantages for families going 10 CaJr
MIA they constantly under the charge Of officers at
tached 70 the line For information passage aopy only
ID. B. ALLEN, Agent No. Battery place, up stairs.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--Pubic notice u
~ ssrsby that sale Of es s.p~d Of
1880 s tzks paes pablo aeeos TN Cy HAD u s Cy 81
Esr fO MONDAY the 18th day o. Jae~ is55 u u eescA
and Be eonfn8 from d, snuf the vho Of sd
perry haB BE- so dS stat>mss; Of he ana
pfopeyto psbh.hea the New Yos
pn>s and pubskss The C ofSsw yskl
ssissi4sTs O' JSsEPa r TAILOR, csnyusss,.
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DRICE REDUCED-COAL 81 25.-

DRICE REDUCED.-COAL 81 25.-
IL COAL-The Subscriber Is prepared 70 delver 20
consumers first quality White Ash Schuykl Coal Of the
BOkeD Egg and Stove Sizes at the above low price, direct
from boats for cash. fifty GEMS additional II taken from
ken Esg and Stove Sizes at the low price 81 delivered
from Boat fifty additional II delivered from Yard
Purchasers sending their carts will be allowed hty
cents per tun from the above low prices.
NJ. BUCHANAN, Agent, No. Al Westinghouse,
nd M elf
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Cost ano fonn1.

OST-On Saturday afternoon, in COM
Ling from No $50 Broadway Forsythst two Ceni6,
cates-oDe IN French the other EnEtsh The finder will
be aided by delivering the sam. 70 ANTHOV KARL
ZUKY, Hungsriss Refugee JOHN N. CHANGERS
Depaty Clerk common Council No City Hall
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JOHN l.. VANDEwATER. Auotioneer.
CABINET FURNITURE-THIS DAY,

III
~ TUESDAY June Is at l04 o'clock the old established
end extensive Warerooms Of w Lee Esq, al Nc 1873 Fu
ton st. near broadway, rich HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
eobsstins Of rose~ood mahogany, black walnut PaTlo
DIawiuE and pning Room SUITES In brocsee, plush har
clotn and muslin teie aete Votaire sewing and other
Char. In great variety rosewood mahogany aud black
walnut ma pe top Center Pier Sofa and Side Tables rchy
Bedroom Suits consisting Of rosewood mahogany
and black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus aad Washstsnds
Mattresses Pallssscs Se; Waifooes Bookcases Eageres
Essoieaues Also Cottage Suites marble aud plain tops
The sale will eenst Of Furniture made expressly for private
sale and Is fully warranted in respeot-the whole
forming sSortmsnt a Cabinet Furniture well worthy VI
attention Sale positive, In consequence OF removal Cat
sosUes Monday which Time the goods BE- examined
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DROOKLYN PROPERTY at AUC-

ID n0N.-On TUESDAY, Iune a. COLE CHILL
7uN will sell 40 valuable Lots OF }rcund In the
9Th Ward Of Brooklyn, bstween H,h and lith SIS and
Sh and 9ha,s at " O'clock at tbs Merchants Exchange
These lie the Plank Road 9th-st, nearly the
gsae level snd as beautiful plot can be 6uno viii
be % for cash and every lot up will be Knocked down
TO the bidder The Lots be sold mast be sold,
shall be sold Perfect title and full deeds.
VIII be disposed Of AZ privats tale II reasonable o-r ia
made before the 22d inst For maps and particulars inquire
OF the Apconeers cor Wall auC NsW.sts
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NTFW-YORK CITY WATER-CURE

Y TNsTITUTTOS-Dr. Q; n WELLIN1IUs ssI s,u
continue receive patients a. NO 70 eOns - ~
Ioe sbsw The house has been thoroughly iehsd and ne
M q earnest effort ~i1 be made TO SATISFY those VINO nay
. ,b~rsel,es 10 oar care Accommodations reesona-
BE ts. BY the day week for any one who may wsn 70
ROE With a. City practice faithfully stssadsa W
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EvOR WSBURY, LONG

il BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND oOCK
PORT WASHINGTON. MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCks (Middetown.) and RED BANK-rae 50 eadld
srsuh Ar EDWIN LkwlS Capt JDo. p. CoriieS viii
leave Rohnsou-st Pier. North River, a. follows;
From Nev-Ycrk. From Shrewsbury.
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NOR PORT PHILLIP and SYDNEY,

IL AUSTRALiA.-The A clipper ship J. w. FANNtN,
Capt Norris will ai above 9Th July Her unequaled
accommodations all upon the main deck Staterooms,
light and airy peculiarly desirable for families An
perenced surgeon will be board For freight passage
apply to RUSSELL& NORTON, No 81 Ohsip
or ELLIOT, ARKELL CO, No. l46 Pear-st.