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payment First mortgage railroad bonds cannot be ether
wise than safe Investments
The Williamsburg Gas Company have declared . semi
annual dividend Of I'VE per cents the Farmers Bank Of
Hudson, dividend Of seven per cent.
The receipts at the Office 81 the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted to $6s,025 o. payments
S2555S "a; balance, S3,5S3;0S7 90.
The demand for land warrants has fallen of lately
The supply the market is daily increasing We quote
leo warrants at $40; eighty acre warrants $6s
forty acre warrants $50 3d.
The Boston Courier says Money continues to be in
good supply the banks and with individual lenders
Handsome commissions paid to the bill brokers Sor
procuring good business paper at nple interests and
these applications that in instances
they have proved really annoying 50 parties who had
already more money on deposit thanthey could tsac
tory dispose Of Business generally has begun to feel
the favorable effect OF plethora in the finances and ad
vanced prices have been obtained for many Of the leading
articles Of merchandise, and for real estate
Thompsons Bank Not Reporter gives the annexed quo
tations for specie and bullion in this market =
CURRENT QuorA1Ioss SPECIE AND ToREics BANK
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beautiful, LASTING AND CHEAP BooTs-MR.
- Hazard Bootmaksr so well known among the Ameri-
who are whiting Paris for along period wishes have
his customers aware that his store newly rttcd and deco
rated now located at No Place dos Itacns just oppo
site the theatre Of the Comic Opera House. the second
floor The Patent Leahcr furnished by Mr. Hazard tear no
competition and ha Calf Skins soft buff Letters
may directed to Mr. Hazard containing tho measures Of
the foot and he will make aud send his goods through mo
agency Of hessr Livingston, Wells, NOS Place de II"
Iou paris
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 Owe AND HAPPINESS OR now TO WIN III. lnh
L. you love bes-Proessor Lorraine formerly Of rars
nowof New York viii send 20 aoy t n,she ladles or
gentlemen devoted affections OF az many tae
opposite their hearts may desire Address Professor
lorraine box 2,456 NJ Y. Post once Al letters must
be post paid otherwise not stended " OF taken OUT
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a. OOO FORFEIT, THAT DR. KELLrNGER's
EUROPEAN ADvERTIsEMENT.

TIVE BEST TAILOR IN PARIS-THE FIRM OF
Meesrs. Bards, sohemtc, Devallier No. % Rue do
Choiseui Of the Boulevard des Itaens lie well
known among the Americans visiting Paris that IL needs
concentration The novelty Of goods the elegance OF the
cutting the goodness Of cloths we'll the peculiar Of
bon CONT Of these taor not only European but also
American, in MI respects Orders be Mears
Barde, Scbemite Devaier, with model or the exact
measures and they will send tho ommanded articles
Place de la Bourse, Paris.
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~ The Rielnend ssmiaary ~ r Ksilstt Isss 70 in
form ne public sh.. ths Seminary win be entirely
s.die.s store. No Wall street.. Ne. YORK.
DAvILION, NEW BRIGHrON.-rHR PRopRIEroR
and the public now ready TO enter Into
nsnts with parties who 70 occupy roos for the
snsu,ns season. The Pavilion viii skss ss:1raa1
lion Hotel viii open the 10th June aeIt for the re-
seption Of vites Cars South Ferry Brooklyn
where stages will be in readiness to convey vsrs to the
house Any communication for me-. lefS with Ogden
sna Is Front street. New York yin meet yh
The andsrssued hereby respectfully rSss notice 70
his friend. and the public that the above named sommo
OH s :. :a *: IN u s:y (:
make arrangements with families for the season.
DLEAsURE PLEASURE. PLEAsURE.-YONKERs is
q: .aS esa:
with lightning speed This decidedly the safest
ss ~ ss. re-: Tsi I;
was Dr. Kisngsrs Of his line Of stages
sns Ss
ton; Mr. Peek viii do his duty At YOnkers they have
that took Charge y oss upon s
Hudson Kellngsrs Mansion House open season
ystsrs win stand fair chance being taken care o. 80 y
to induce them 70 renew their calls. There such
any part the .n Is the
B-The steamboats, run from the foot Of Jay street.
very low fare.
LyoTEL-ANY CAPABLE PERSON, OF MODERATE
20 s. Hs.s
moderate dimensions, and in full and sueeessfn Sus
ness
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AGENCY.

w BURLINGTON g. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice law in the Supreme Courto attend casos
before Congressto prosecute claims and settle accounts
mgainst the Departments and Boards OF
patents Mt home and nbroadto obtain pensions
and bounty landso collect debts dividends eqaeies and
nheritanoes in any part Of the United States aud foreign
e0uDtrie-to mako Investments In and stocks
and on bond and mortgagand to negotiate the purchase
and sale loans ands and patent rtsin State
Union Particular attention paid TO California land te
eases coming up to the United state. Supreme Court
snethen, No. Carroll place, CAPITOL Hin, Washinatsn
D. G, viii nett With pgt MT sttsasA.
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THE TEETH.-BEMovAL-C II. REECU, THE OLD
established dental surgeon late Of 500 Broadway may
he consulted daily at M Third avenue between Seventh
and Eighth streets All operations the teeth perform
Cd Nv kkfy ala eeielhs manner NJ moderate charges.
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LIQUORS.


nj d. PETERS a. CO.. 800 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
WI and dealers in Champsgpes, Wines Brandes FOR
ters Ales Brown Stouts, Cordia Havana Segars &C. All
which offer at prices anequned by other house In
the L. ceiling the quality Of goods Agents for Lam
brys Grape Leaf Champaign Orders shipped with care
BY PETERS a. CO, 800 Broadway.
WIN. II. UNDERHILL OFFERS FOR SALE TINE
w choicest grades Of Drandies, Wines. and Liquors
generally in bottle dcmohn and wood, in quantities 70
f purchasers 20 cent lees than other house in
the city, Observe Wholesale and Family Store, 40 Boone
street. corner ~ Crosby street.
TUE CELEBRATED FALKIRK MUIRS, Y0UNGERS
and campbers Scotch Ales, East India Pale Ale, Dub
lin and London Porter and Brown Stout Philadelphia Por
ter and Ae Nc Of finest qualities for family use ut W. IT.
lNDEKHlLLS, 40 Broome street, Crosby street,
BOO dozen superior Claret from 81 90 per DOZEN
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Family Provision Market.

In consequence OF the nclemency Of the weather the
markets generally were dull and not all well supplied.
The following quotations Of the Washington Market
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
SEE THIRD 7 A G e

reducel.Rez ularity and safety combined-The ears
Of the Nsw York and Harlem Railroad leave the City Hall
station, New York daily (Snndays excepted at o'clock
A. NJ, APRIL Il, 1852. NJ. SLOAT Superintendent.
CAMDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
- depbia from pier no M9Th river foot Of Ba,tsrJ
Morning line leaves att A. NJ Afternoon express linz at
r. NJ through to Philadelphia in four and half hours
Tare-frst class ears ST. second class Thy p. NJ line
only 81 Eeturnins, leave Phlsdeiphia from foot Of
steamboat TRANSPORT, from pier No. ], at T. NJ
Tere
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soRMERCIAL AFFAIRG

WHOLESALE PRICES CUHNENTs
csnrrcrrp WEpSrmAr, MAY IL, NKw Y0ax
HERALD.
NEW YORK MARKET.
p,,ss, rsysk cash Goods stored 10 X sod q pb,s
s..sssa u pesr. TNs ica oil 70 FAC
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DlRECr.-u. 8.
IN Mail and Express Lines, through in AZ hours n j.
Railroad via Jersey City eag New York at A. NJ foot
Of COrtandt street; ~ and 5s r. NJ Liberty street
Leave Pha hours foot o. Walnut street
reduced 10 SO for frat class aud 81 80 for second
Baltimore Washington 3ChRreston through tckets sold
in the above lines and through luggage carried in the "a W.
and 5 T. NJ lines from New ork, with through
without expense
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OFFICE OF THE WILLIAMSBURG GAS LIGHT
~ Company, May s52The have this dsy de-
eared semi dividend of five per capital
stock othe company which will be paid TO the
or their legal office Of the
and after the oath inst.
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PICH GUT GLASS AND PRESSED wARE-TURNER
~ Lane Morris Nos 49, IS and AZ Duane street. Manu-
factur~rs and Wholesale Dealers in Rich Cut Glass
Pressed Ware of every and Of the latest style
Of patterns for table Also Solar Fluid and Gas Globes
Hall Lanterns with stained enAmeed and cut glass Glass
stained and cut for pArlor and hall DOORS Dome Lights
invite the attention Of country merchants 90 stock
Of which have the largest in the city reduced prices
Persons about purchasing out glass FOR hotels
and private will find every variety pat
tern by calling at warerooms Particular
paid to the packing Of California orders.
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NOR SALE-A BLACK PACING HORSE, ABOUT
sixteen hands high, old this spring
Kind, and very fast. Can be the farm 1T Allen
Mead Grcenburg Weschestr county and half milcI
from Hars Corners station Harlem Railroad inquire vt
BMEAD Carman Is and 80 Broad street during the d.
Mt No. Christopher street, morning and evening.
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FEW GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN AND THEIR
"A wives. can hs accommodated with Board with fur
modern improvement by applying at Me- 63 Eeighteenth
street. corner Of Sixth avenue.
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TEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS, OF THE CITIES
of Peru and Davenport for sae.-S40OOO Of The CITY
O. Davenport Iowa. bonds having ten years to run and
$500 Of the city Of Peru Illinois bonds having twenty
and tie Chicago Rock Island Rail-
road Company Further particulars may known by an
plying to Z. w. CLARK, DODGE & CO.,
81 Wall street. corner OF william
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-a4asla isa IiailsssialIi.illa
REMOVALS.


u EMoYAL-RusnToN, CLARK Co, HAVE RE,
IN moved from 10 Broadway aud No Pine street. TO 100
Broadway between corlandt and Liberty Streets formerly
Rathbun's Hotel.
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FINANCIAL.

DkhDGlNG OF THE HUDSON RIvER.-srAIrn
Pi0pVs ~ vii received BY the State Engineer a.
c:s q The 18th day Of 81 the
WIN be required state prices the eSes
~ OF the earth from the Bar and
named for ts ns wss shore o. the be
s0 measured in the channel The channel viii BE- cut
dam s 70 s hundred feet in width and so as to give
rs n Ss 1Um 80 5 IS
oe required to be commenced Immediately Ana
on OF before the first day Of July next
Will be required to furnish evidence OF thai
sna the work in satisfactory to have
work The proposals win be opened the presence ~ the
mayors OF the cities Of Albany and Troy chart Of the
river showing the channel proposed 10 be
DC examined at the State Engineers Office -' S"As
Albany, May 10th, 1882
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NOTES ON THE BANKS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND,
and Scotland; also English, French German, and al
other foreign specie, gold dust bullion dealt In on tho
OF Wall street and Broadway.
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DRIVE MEDAL AT THE WORLDS FAIR, LONDON
L RlNGUET LEPRINCE. Of the firm Of Rnguet Leprinec
Narcotic 654 Broadway New York. informs his friends
and the public that he has just arrived from Paris where
he intends to return in the middle Of June Till that time
he will orders for his Of commission Paris
or his manufacture His line Of business being more
ticulay all that the decoration furniture
general cabinet work. gay fixtures arttical bronzes
porcelain, silver plate mirrors, articles Of art statues
carpets and curtains One will find in their house of New
York. not only specimens designs Of
but store supplied with great choice of articles ready
made.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE COMPANY-THE CAPI.
"a stock IN the New York Exchange Company.
the Company having received the property in
van street heretofore known the Merchants Exchange
into and organized this day. by the
on 2, SmeTS BsldSwn President and gnderh
Trustees.James Boorman James Brown, Moses Taylor.
Leonardo s. Suarez w. W. Deforest, Robert b. Minturn
" II. Aspinwall, Charles N Talbot, Thomas TiIestop
Simeon BALDWIN John Ward, Nicholas Iadlam. W. S.
W. s. UNDYRHn.L. Secretary.
YOrk Ma
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DRIyATE B0ARD.--FURNISHED ROOMS AND
board at No. "a East Twentieth street. between Fourth
and Broadway.
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LoR sALE-A MOST BEAUTIFUL UTICA MAZE,
ak years old, gentle and stylish, both in
under the sndde warranted sound and kind all respects
Also light top Wagon nearly superior Harness.
of Bus make, will be sold with the above If desired,
ply at Hursons stable, III Twelfth street. University
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NOR SALE, TO PAY EXPENSES OF LIvERY.--A
Il light bay Horse will bc sold at public auction, Wed
nesday the 18th May IL o'clock at the New York Horse
Bazaar, No. 81 Crosby street.
JOHN nURsoN, Ne. III Twelfth street.
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D00MS WITHOUT B0ARD.-THE SECOND STORY
~ and attic apartments of the house los Franklin street.
west side Of and Broadyaya desirable resdenceto
let furnished unfur without board single
tsmen also the front basement suitable for physoans
once The remaining portion of the house will
as at present. bya small private family References re,
auirc
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COAL.-I AM NOW DISCHARGING SEVERAL CAR
~ goes Of the best quality Red Ash Stone Coal, which
Will sell to dealers and others at 81 from
will deliver from vessel At s. & and screened from yard,
at 81 75 PETER CLINTON, corner Of King and Green
WITCH. and Rivington and Goernk streata.
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E0R SALE.-A HORSE, WAGON, AND HARNESS
Sold together or separate The horse fifteen hands
high driver and warrened sound and kind Also
dark bay herse well suited for family or grocer
butcher Can be at Fegans stable 3l3 Henry street
South Breoklyn between Harrison and Degraw streets
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IL s. CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL HONEY SOAP
S. Cleaver is exclusively the inventor and maker
Of the only genuine Honey Soap for which, together with
his Honey Shaving Soap Shaving Cream and Musk Brown
Windsor Soap he obtained the prize edal at the World
Fair These articles have obtained just and cnyiabe
reputation and of very superior description. To be
had at all Drug and Fancy Stores and Of w. J. DAVIS
co. sole importers and Wholesale agents, 40 Cortandt
str nm ats
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MATHEWS CELEBRATED VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR
l Dye Of preparation is considered by all who have
used 1t land their is legion to be the safest BEST
most convenient and cheapest preparation in Price
fifty cents in bottles. For sale by A b. " D. SANDS,
No. 100 Fulton street, of William.
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NOR SALE-A FAIR OF FINE BLACK HORSES
years and kind In single or double har
Sold for want OF Inquire nj the stable corner ~
South Third and Fourth streets, " Williamsburg.
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ITO CABINET MAKERS.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAv.
ing purchased the machinery &c, Of II. Chatan, 500
Breome street. continue to all kinds of
and mouding fret and saving done order
Cabinet and panoforte makers would do well call
examine stock and prices before purchasing
prices are lower than
HENRY & HERMAN $50 Broome street.
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nor SALE.-TWo FINE HORSES, THE OWNER
II being about to leave tho city. One fine dark bay
horse old has been used by the owners family
lady sentemans saddle horse and sarrag horse
excellent horse family physician. The other
light bay four years old well broke 30 saddle and ha
perfectly gentle. Enquire at A. Cedar street.
be at stables No 20 Third avenue opposite Seventh
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CAUTION.-THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED
against giving money TO any person or persons, under
fraud persons authorized nor is the Company
embarrassed pecuniarly or otherwise.
J.F. WELLS, Sec'y, Tom pkns Hose COMPANY No. Is.
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nor sALE--A FINE HORSE, LIGHT WAGON. AND
Uarness-The horse Ia good, steady traveller apt
trots In three minutes Can be seen at Woods stables cor
ner of Fifth street and Second avenue.
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NOR SALE-A ROCKAWAY WAGON, IN EXCEL
lent repair. Has been in service but two summers,
used upon the win be sold cheap Cen
be ut the warehouse of Messrs. Lawrence Coils so
Rraad
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.

HORSES FOR SALE.-THE ABBEY BLOOMING
dale Road.-Joseph jewell, the proprietor Of the
above attractive establishment WHERE 1t Is we'll known.
be found all the that the pleasure
and amusement can be supplied with the enjoyment OF
the best liquors. and the careful attendance
and horse oct the public attention to his stud or horses
consisting of thirteen of the choice and select to be
found in this STATE sound wind and limb to be disposed Of
equitable terms " D. Jewell of Albany has added 60
the above stock horses selected for and speed
and properly warranted and we'll worthy of the attention
Of all who value the possession of the best quality Of horses
The stud and stables well the hotel well worthy
of q visit.
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ADVERTISING ARRANGEMENT
RETWEEN THE RICHMOND PRESS.

rh ndorsened propretors ofhe daily papers publish
ed in Richmond for the purpose oil protecting themselves
ot nossessng general interest and by the uncertainty in
their business arising from the want omutua understand
inc as TO the of conducting it, have united together
in nm agreement with the following specifications:
Each Office is at liberty to fix its own rates OF charge Tor
ADVERTISING whetherby the year other specified period
or bv the insertion but these rates will be fully announced
and conspcuously published in each paper and will be
strictly adhered to without variation
The privilege of yearly advertisers is strictly limited to
their immediate and regular and the business
of advertising firm not considered as including tha Oh
its individual members. .
This provision embraces advertisements OF houses or
other property for sale or rent, and advertisements Oh
packets aud all other agencies. The first class VIII be
charged separately; the second must be made te SUBJECT
of distinct contract. -,
Ali acknowledgements the time of publication of which is
not marked On the copy fixed by agreement Will be
published until Wr1ten noce OF dlscohthuace IL OF
dered, and charged for accordingly
Every communication notice intended or calculated
to promote any private enterprise or interest," oris OF aper
sona and private character Will be charged Tor as an au
vertisement
All advertisements for strangers transient persons to
be paid in advance.
Notices of marriages and deaths under eight lines, are
published as news. Obituaries exceeding eight mes
tributes orespect and funeral invitations as other adver
tisements. -,
account kept must be cash when sent to the Office
they will not be inserted
Where the advertiser contracts for the year. thepaper
will be given in paper will be included in contract
for less than one year, unless charged additional
The undersigned will strictly conform to the above stlp
uatons in their respective Daily papersprovided that
nothing contained in them shall be so construed as tore
vent either from performing any contract which may nave
"'''''''' '''i' ''''s'' CARRINGToN K DAVIS,
Proprietors of the Times.
MOSELEY & ELLIOTT,
Proprietors of the Wing.
VIM f. IT. RITCHIE,
Projectors of the Enquirer.
II. H GALLAGHER,
Proprietor ofthe Republican,
June 7tb 1850.
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ALEXANDER MOTT q CO.,

AncfiOneers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Main and 18th Streets opposite City Hotel,
AN always on hand at private sale large and spen
l. did assortment ofnew Furniture and Housekeepine
consisting in part Of
Hair cloth spring seat Sofas, Divans
Ottomans, Sideboards, Secretaries
Ladies Cabinets, Bureaus
Curled hair and shuck Mattresses double and single
Mahogany, French andlow post Bedsteads
TrundLe do
Mahogany, cane and Windsor Chairs
Do Wardrobes, Work Stands Washing do
Do dining, tea and card Tables
Clocks ofevery description
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Cloths Cassimeres, vestngs, Calicoes
Irish Linens, Cashmeres Muslins Shrtings
Satinetts, Flannels, Pins and Needles
Cotton and silk Umbrellas Hosiery
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Superior ivory handle Knives and Forks 81 pieces
Buck handle Knives and Forks by the dozen
Do Carvers and Forks
Britannia Ware, Tea Trays, &c
Pocket and Pen Knives cards
Razors, Scissors, Needles Thimbles
FANCY GOODS.
Cologne Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pins, Suspenders, Accordeons
Dressing tuck and side Combs
Backgammon Boards Hair Brushes
razor Strops, Shaving boxes
Ladies Work Boxes Spool Cotton
Money Cases, Family Bibles
Paper, Pens Playing Cards
SUNDRIES
Manufactured Tobacco, Principe Cigars, Cheroot
Travelling Trunks, Ualiees and Carpet Bags
Boots and Shoes Hats
n. Carsons Patent Challenge Hacking &c
And many other articles too numerous TO insert in an
advertisemenal of which will be sold very low and on
accommodating terms