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Iarkets.
NEW.O RLEAsS, SAtt

kEw-ORLEANs. Saturday, April 2 1853.
COTToE-Saes to-day 500 bales firm prices Stock
$500 bales Mess PoRg dull at Ella LIRD-Saes Of
200 kegs Prime At l0c. Ohio fLoyR-Saes 5000 bbs
81 Far SUGAR &c. Prime MoLAssEs soc.
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BosroN. Tuesday, April $ 1853
A letter received in this city dated Baeuos
Ayres FEB, IA says that "Urquiss hss crossed IL
Psrsns on his march to Buenos Ayres a. the hc~a q
coo men. which would be largely iacrsssed ss San
tsFk.
The Government at Buenos Ayres proposed
to make new paper emission Of thirty millions tsl
lars. which would make the paper cwrsecy uestg
yalueloss Douboons are up 10 ia
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The stenmship United states Mt New.Orlean.

NV ORLEANS, Saturday, April 2, 1853.
The steamship United States, from New
York 18th ult., direct, is below.
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Portland Municipal Election.

PORTLAND, Me, Tuesday, April s, 1853.
At the election OF Mayor to-day, Cahoon,
Wing hal Jl3 Neal Dow Temperance, 1853; Fox,
Dmocset Oil; Penedon Free Soil, p scattering ~.
The Wings have Of the Aldermen, and IL of the 81
Fonu
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Wisconsin Railroads.

MILWAUKEE,, Monday, April & leJJ
Arrangements have been completed with
Bnbop Co. Of Bridgeport, Conn, for the immediate
prosecution Of the Lake Shore Railroad" which it
the intention 10 complete TO the Illinois State line within
the current year. The Chicago Company have an.
nouDced their purpose TO build heir half of the Road in
the same time
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The Char,e.soa Steamers.

CHARLESTON. Monday, ApT1 u LSSo.
The u. s. Mail steamship Southerner, Cap,
hser, arrived here at day light yesterday (San'-''
horuang zvorl
The steamship James Adger, tor New-foiA'
" ~, leave here anti Il O'Clock ye'icIis! l0'iHs
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Fire Mt West CIaremont, n. H.-Loss Of Life.

DUsIUN, IuUsudy, hpfI D, I6tJ
A Dispatch, dated Claremont, n II. April 5,
that the house Of Arnold Farr Of West Claremont
burnt last night and that three children persisted
IN the flames.
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M. phuadrlr,in Murder Gaze.

PHIApxIrius. Tuesday, APrh D -
The Jury was completed in Spring case TINS
ta,uins. by selecting the twelfth juror.
The Attorney Geners al Is opening The case ,sSs
PHrIApEIPHi,. Tuesday, ApIA . 49,
The Court of Oyer aud TerIniner IS nov CUR
ssed on Syringe TRIAL The evidence however GU
hces nothing new
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Connecticut Election.

hAhAfVhDf iND7boyt hPih ~ tr~'s
The returns are still very imperfect. Pratt,
democrat Ia elected 10 Congress 10 the lst District by
tbout l. 900 plurality The Ist Id lid XXth and
yXIst Senatorial Districts have elected Democratic
Senators
SECOND DIsIIATcH.
HEw.HAvEN, Tuesday, Aprl5 1853.
No express arrangements were made for the
election returns and full details cannot be given before
tomorrow. Enough is known 10 insure the election of
al four Democratic members Of Congress by large
joritics--Over 600 each.
The Democratic State ticket is elected by
me people Both Houses of the Legislature Demo
cratic and the Lower House has large majority
,gsirrt the Maine Law men Us far as a5certaned
In New. London Co. 20 of the % Representa-
hives are for tho Maine Law-l5 are Wings, IL Demo.
ersis with in North Stooington TO hear from. The
same County elected Wing and two Democratic
Senator'S the Wing from the With District
In Hartford County, all the Senators are
Democrats The Representatives stand IL Wings II
Denocrats and 10 hear from
In New-Iiaven County, there are elected one
Wing and one Democratic Senator and one is very
igubtful, VIZ. in the With District The Representa-.
ives stand ~ Whigs IL Democrats with Prospect to
lar from-s msjorty Of them being for the Maine
Jaw.
In Fairfield County, Democratic Senators
ere elected Ia the Xth and XIh Districts. The lid
Ith District u Wing The Representatives stand 90
Democrats, Wings, with to hear from.
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ne I. =. steam Frisare saranac Ashore

SAVANNAH Monday, ApIh = NV
A boat from the l.. : steam tflgate SarahaI'
tpt Long nom Havana for this port reports tne El
BE- badly ashore at Warsaw Sound sae l.t nSsS.
Tuesday and 20, ashore on sunday al..Ln -
k,en the ship Some OF her officers came mere 70 p
h assistance. The frigate is in bad pIedieanen' -
ts blowing heavily
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Nn.ixntinn ON Lake Erie.

CLEVELAND, Tuesday, Aprh y NY
/ The steamers Southerner and Anerica al
nei here this morning iiom DunkirS iay ss1en
fSds, The navigation between tHs P0H NJ"
D Fundamental
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I.a.r..nyile uudJ City Bonds

The following dispatch comes to Us over INC s's ."
- Of su..W leonard. Chairman and George
7 Ewing, Secretary. '-Repl ,s-a
JyYfrssoN. Ind Tuesdsy April 4, lsJS
The citizens of Jeiiersonvllle, Indiana, called
meeting and entered their protest against negonstns
rough George +. Saviiz, the Agent OF the cry Coan
tie Bonds of said City for slOOOO COW IN tee ma,
~ said negotiation IL considered contrary 70 1oe my
hGter sud Illegal Don't touch the boh"S
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AGENCY,


NYE CO., Snip AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM T. EYE, - A. RIcHARDsoH, AUGUSTUS LoHnARD.
References.
SArrIAeo-Hob. Baltic Pcyton.
VALpAn Al so-Messrs. Assoc Co., Hemenway h Co.
hessrs. Ccrwine, Bro Co., Garrison Frits
VIM. Nelson h Co.
LvrRPooL-Messrs. Bowman, Grinnsu Co., william
Nrw opH-Messrs. =. X. Collins Co.. 0oodbue Co.,
Capt. Ezra N ye steamer Pacific.
AALTIMoRE-Memrs. John Henderson Co.. Thomas J.
aapd Co, White Elder.
sac Fin AN CISCO Mssrs Flint Peabody, Co. uusssy
Hond A Hale, Chas. Doane, ESQ, J. n Lyon, Esq.
BosroN--Messrs. Ammi G. Lombard, Ess y. b. Brigham
CO., Glidden A Williams.
CarTow--Nye Perkins n Co.
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LOST AND FOUND.


$500 REWAR1 AMP NO snd sv. Ak d
Of dian onds lost stolen on board the Fall
River to New York The diamonds missing just
before the arrival Of the boat at her dock morn
ing And further reward of hundred dollars will be
paid to who will give such inorma
fion will lead to tho tho diamonds Apply to
Officer Smith. at the Lower Police Court Centre street,
who will the reward the otbc property
CHILD LOsT.--A GERMAN GIRL NAMED KATIE
" RIEE BLANK, left homo yesterday AID no trace has
found Of her since She il old speaks
English and straw hat with white ribbon BLACK
with white sack and gold earrings reward
will paid her her father Third avenue
northwest corner Of Tenth street.
r osT-ON THE 10Th INST, RUssEr LEATHER
IL trunk, marked j. s., on one end, and ]. STYKEE
other liberal reward will be given by returning the
ssme to the st. Nicholas Hotel.
r OFT OR sToLEN-oN THE 9TH INST, PROM
sorry note iy Traora Klos to the order OF ysJ
Mcanus $500 All persons hereby cautioned against
negotiating same the motto being drawn for thirty days
r osT-oN THE EAST SIDE or THE CITY, NEAR
the Bowery, daguerreotype OF infant, set rs .
breach breastpin with the the back The finder
will he suitably rewarded by returning IT to WIN DODGE,
~ Wall street.
r OsT-BETWEEN WALKER STREET AND THE
IL 81 rocme and Crosby streets Masonic certh-
cate q elk wrapper from Solomon's Lodge No l. Savan
nah Ca TO VIM H. Rogers tho property o. his widow The
will be suitably rewarded by leaving II with D.
Gray, 1856 Duane street.
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PARIS ADVERTISEMENT.

CHINA OF sEvREs AND OTHERS. MANoURY, IN
cnPo stssi ssnSri And TEA WAREHOUSE MASON
By appointu ent to several courts NO. q Rue Rchssu
Prize medal London exhibition
FASHIONS AND ARTICLES DE CoUR. ALExAN
pHHANbKHRCniEPs. EHBRoIDERED AND PLAIN.
LOUIS CHAPReN, FuEnishsr Of the Court, Ia Sublime
NXTURAI OK lARROW AND PoHATUM, JEAN.
DR0N, Rne de y Tsuillsds, No. z s
MONTAL, Boulevar aud xontmartre. No g. Honorsd with
nine medals and the Cross Of Legion Of Honor.
ExPREss OFFICH-COMMIssIoN, IMPORTArIONs
~ and banking afairs-Messrs. Tetard Duvivsr, No. ~
Rue Notrs Dame dos ystores Paris beg to inform the
the pubc large that they have organised
their business plan which will enable them to under
all i'm portaton and king affairs,
only tive per cent prepaid letter will be Immediately
attended TO- and replied to BY the following steamer
TIEMLL PoWDER-TO CURE THE DISEASES OF
IL dogs tettcr scab, asthma, and dis
good puppies Sudcr OF seventy
Prospectus delivered gratis Sold in Paris by stenseher
apotcAry 81 Dauphne street. Only depot In New York,
for the United States, At Mr.. JOSEPH COOPERS, $50
Broadway Price OF each bundle Is cents.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, 80.


TOHN B. WICKERSHAM, MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
Railing Iron Fence for Farms &e 81 Broadway New
York -Orpamental Iron WorkIron and wire rAings for
public Ind private grounds parks lawns dwellings, &C.,
from 30 cents to $40 foot Iron bedstesd the
dogs lions urns vAse; ketehns posts spring chairs set
spittoons to- &C. Wickersham's celebrated railroad and
farm fence from 81 &C to So rod The subscriber offers
the largest stock Of ornamental iron work in the United
States all Of his own mnnufactuIs At exceedingly lew
JOHN B. WICKERSHAM. warehouse 3i2 Broadway
. works. 81 80 and 81 Lewis street.
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CaYsTAL PALACE

CRYSTAL PALAcE.-THE BUSINESS OF 4 RBsTAU-
~ rent confectionery already established Ia the i'm
mediate vicinity Crystal Palace could DO advanta
Feeuy increased by additional means Any person havns
81 900 could be well assured Of hand
some return. Address X. r. s., box gc0 Post office.
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SpORTINC.

hog HOUND.-F0UND IN BROOKLYN, ON THE 23D,
- largo Newfoundland dog Had on q brass collar.
The have IL by paying expenses II called
before o'clock Monday he will DO sold to pay expenses
Apply TO Owen Lerney First street. Of North SIXTH
Williamsburg.
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RESTAURANTS.

ID EsTAURANTS-OLD DRURY SHADES, a2s BROAD
III way.-Free lunch every day, Sundays included Al
ways Oh hand, ard ready to obligc my friends
Il. H. SMITH.
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yNANTED-To HIRE OR BUY OTT, HOUSE
w facing ST. Johns park Any person having house In
that locality to let person wishing to give will
hear Of good tenant by addressing Francis
once.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS. EXCURSIONS TO ST
~ Romans Well-M Gooderson respectfully informs his
friends, Gnd the citizens Of Now York and vicinity that he
has re opened the rural pavilion at st. Romans Well ad-
joining the beautiful village Of Flushing No charge for the
OF the grounds will be made temperance societies
schools pic mic parties military panes visiting this
beautiful the steamboats, Flushing and Island City,
which leave Now York four times daily from Fulton
ket slip For further particulars inquire at the grove
board the steamboat, or at No. City Hall square,
NJ. GO0DERS0N, Proprietor.
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DENTISTRY.


DENTAL INSTITUTE, $50 BROADWAY.-ALL 0PE
IL ratons in surgical mechanical dentistry executed
with sil and ceerity by pr 0Connor and Connery
the iaos reasonable tern Teeth extracted a
the night
nLkTISTRY-A PRACTICAL DENTIST, OF GOOD
- address with few hundred dollars IL DESTROYS of
situation may hear OF something worthy notice by
addressing note w. b. Tribune once, with real name
stating hen and where an interview may DO had
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AIRS. ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill foreting the future has arrived and will fur
nsh intelligence about all circumstance Of fe She inter
pret dresm matters and love- by atroogy books
science, tells ladies and ssntsmen tho Of the
they W also the name Of her visers Mrs
Alvin speaks the English, French and German languages
Residence rs Rvngton street. stairs near the Bowory
office hours from 10 An 70 8Ph Ladies ~ cents; gentle
men 81
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OErIcEoE THE LATTINe OBSERVATORY AssocIA

0FFICEOF THE LATTING OBSERVATORY ASSOCIA
" ton, JOY Broadway May % 1S5sImportantt to artists
The Board of Directors Of the Lang Observatory Asca
ton would hereby give notice to painters that they
resolved to gallery in the observatory
building to the exclusive Of artists for the exhibition Of
paintings other Of charge rent
Artists will perceive the great advantage offered
them by this their works before the
!herehy not only Free gallery but
this subject must be sent in ut
addressed to the Directory of the Lattng Observatory Asso
citation broadway Office of the New York Health In
suranee Company BY order, d. SICKELS, Secretary.
NEW BALTIMORE HoTEL-PRoPoSALs WILL DE
IN received by the undersigned for the management and
part first class hotel about to be erected in
Baltimore, the lot Of ground Iona known
sOid Congress square bounded by Baltimore Sharp
German Liberty streets fronting 80 feet Baltimore
street. 1873 feet Sharp
and Liberty streets occupying the entire square, and front
we'll improved streets In the heart Of
the business Of the city about midway between the
Eutaw Barnums City Hotel being and
Baltimore Ohio Railroad depot Appl
cations for the rent and Of the hotel will please
the OF stock that will he TAKEN with refer
eneo, sc. C. r. FITF agent for Baltimore Md.
Baltimore May q, 1858.
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d. uumareth's Once II now % LlspcnaEd
sss
i e. nssS
. s sss
noss.s q existence cheese ssd ss.sws
she. nom pasrsfsaiioa, aSd Il. nssars
health :hs. haze :.y a .s::s N;s.rs
Of ss
The
S s q sn pss
Vanish blythe Of this medicine thousands
s.S i
which every d.x that might b saved
r. ri
.ss are ssrsny By Their retention in the body the
Be not Iiind.bs not stianssksd Naaman, tho Syrian,
b sas %
miraculous How different their clsms to public conn
ssn By them Ist the public on
e q % Fl 81
ns the % s tom
s % e but ao
for hs directions eyes pleased
with promising hight but tn ok darkness still covers
hope better system of medical practice
when physicians such Dr. Lull and Dr. Hazard, and
Others the preudices Of their educa-
tion and %anfuy ssknowedge the superiority Of Bran
Bleeding other hurtful remedies One physician writes
to that he constantly prescribed the pills in his
1.-The public and medical men st view them with cold
sometimes superior claims; consequently, your nvau
able remedy in many cases to base level with
these 'nostrums.'"
At s. LsPenard street. pamphlet q 80 be Oh
taned without charge containing the experience of Dr.
Lu Of the effects of Brandrehs Pills in his practice du
ring period Of sixteen The letter of DIR Thomas
Hazard also published In This little will
be nnd valuable to and those having the
Of the sick The advice is the result actual experience
and, followed will be productive of much benefit
Remember DR. 20 oce for the sale Of his Pills is 6S
Lspepard street Broadway, IA Bowery and 2 Hud
street, New York. Philadelphia No. North Eighth
street. The pubc's servant, Is. BRANDRETH
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CLOTEIING:

CAsT. OFF CLoTHING;-Two THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth wanted The highest cash price will be literally
given money for large and small good
left on clothing, Of every description Address
post or call on JAMES MORONEY at his second hand
store, No. II Orange street, near Chatham.
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m.LxNEnY AND DREssMAKINO,

NASH STRAW GOODS HOUSE.-JU5T RECEIVED
~ $50 imported French bonnet 100 straw and
lace bonn 80 assorted straw bonnets % Eng
lish Dun stable and split bonnets so misses
straw and lace bonneis 90 cases boys and mems hats
gsh rice Boomers all Of which will be sold At the
low est market prices, for cash, by j. IL HOMER,
Nos "a and &C John street. corner Of William.
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INSTRUCTION.


A GENTLEMAN OF THE HIGHEST RESPECTABLE
n y best references and competent teacher Of the
piano. the French and German Languages wishes to find the
comforts Of home in spectacle American family where
bis tuition would be considered remuneration for board
would like Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Hoboken Address
Artist, Herald Office.
AEUsICAI-To SCHOOLS AND orHERs-A LADY,
M possessing her grand double action harp wants the
Of hundred dollars and for which she will lend out
the harp and give tuition II twice week for the space Of
six month"; che would be happy TO treat with
pcps at her residence ~ brocyn Satisfactory references
be given as to oapabity &C. Address Mrs. WATSON
JONES, Herald Office, or Post OHce Brooklyn prepaid.
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EXTRA PAY.


CAIL0RS WHO SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES
Navy atany time rom 1876 TO 1852 in the Pacific ocean,
obtain their extra double pay OF
EDWARD BIssELL, Agent,
Ard dats Purser U. 8. Navy, No. 20 South William II.
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TT II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-FoR SALE, AT AUG.
pursuance Of order Of the Supreme Court
Victor EstePhe is plaintiff and Charles F. Stoppani and
Charles G. Stoppan are defendants will rent public
The ls day Of June 1853 A. 10 o'clock in the forenoon
the second story No. in the third story
whole Of the fourth story Of the building the
same time and place. win sell the mirrors clocks
furniture, kitchen utensils vines liquors groceries, and
every article Of stock lately belonging Etephe Stop
pani in and upon the premises aforesaid Also two very
fne oil paintings by old masters BENZ T. KISSAM
ceiver, 81 Chambers street.
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NY FEMALE OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER
IA who will favor the advertiser with her acquaintance
companion q gentleman who wshesa wife One who hal
trugged with misfortune who desires to improve
her condition may nnd In him steadfsst friend This ad
lersstmeDt is joke but the true expression of sincere
dcsre Address V. G Flushing Long Island or v. G..
Wilmington, Del.
A WIFE wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN IS DESTROYS
IA Of entering into the matrimonial stae no is in good
circumstances we'll educated of domestic habits and
abo and DESTROYS Of forming the acquaintance OF
an accomplished Young LADY, Of preposscssing appearance
ladies' who approve Of this method Of finding eompa
for life will please address h. Richard Broadway Post
Office The advertiser Is sincere and wishes those who are
not to keep commun atoms to themselves.
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FURNITURE Ee

QUITS OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE
- From SIS to $500 Purchaser will find the above the
paliasses made at the lowest wholesale prices and war
ri.rted pure hair.
MATHEWS STACY, 526 Broadway, of Spring st.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MADAME BARBER, NATIVE DE PARIS.-FRENCIt
l classes instruction, conversation etc., continued at
her residence G3 Broadway Persons wishing to form
classes please call after r. NJ Terms moderate.
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ANTHOLOGY.

n sHUkAN, JUST ARRIVED IN THIS CITY, or
gives satietory information Ne be suited in
matters concerning love- marriage past present. and future
Once 728 Houston street, between xasdough snd varsh
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Removal --Buchannn's Hair Dye and Wig
mandatory removed to 1916 Broadway Walker
street. who're his being airy and we'll adapted to the
his business ladies gentlemen will always
lind prompt attendance and satisfaction His
be of the best ateral workman
ship and his hair dye which cannot be surpassed will be
applied at all hours
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

AND IN MICHIGAN.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
lands In Michigan. Wayne county, and DESTROYS of dis
Of tho find purchaser at reasonable
by calling the tubscriber at tho ece of II. ID. La
paugh, lol broadway, between 10 and II A. NJ
j. A. RARTIETT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARK CouRsE. PHILAp

MISUNDERSTANDING PARK COURSE, PHILADEIr
pha-The celebrated horses, the fastest earth Mac
and Tacony, trot over the above course
Thursday June purse - 500; mile heats best three in
Eve the sadde for the world horses Mao
and Tacony; James Ward name b. g. Mac William Wood.
ruff names Tacony This trot which postponed in
consequence Of the weather will positively take place
the above day.
June lt match for 81 900; two miles repeat in har
Less James Hamme names b. Frank Forester; George
Nelson names r. g. John May.
June 5th match for 81 0O mile heats best three in fve
In harness William Woodruff &, Tacony; William
King names Dr. T. Goliah.
June 10TH match 50 00O two mile heats and repeat in
EARNEST James Hammel names Frank Forester; Sam
JOSEPH JEWELL, Proprietor.
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A UCTION sALE.-BY GERARD 4 BErTs-NONDAY
"A Nay So ct 10 O'Clock, At No. 3A Water street. above
ESsssvs street The stock Of eesrss se't.nsa u:
liquors stand cash tobseeo ssgars Knives art
eles sheath knives belts and palms measures counters
scales and store fixtures, awning and posts.
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Life and Health Insurance for Travellers,

1nBuf0nC6 Tf6Ve116fB,
Miners and Families-Dr HAAS formerly professor At
vennA and late chief surgeon in the Hungarian army
medicines including preventves against sgue eongssvs
and typhus vers and cholera ALSO remedies for the
81 with book containing IN plain language oil that can
and sothat every become his ply
stefan To be had at 1888 Broadway Price, S. s. and S.
according to six which will be sent any part Of the
Orion. All doubts are dissolved gratis.
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DARN NEAR NEW ROCHELLE AT AUCTION, ON
Thursday, june at IL O'clock the premises Posi-
tive SALE partition of about 20 fronting the Bos
Railroad being part Of the farm Of L. s. Dsubney de-
si Of HON. James J. Roosevelt This propsrty x III miies
north Of the village Of New Rochelle has many beautiful
able neghhorhood and y admirably adapted for goItle
be constructed At small expense the post
road to the railroad Six trains of leave New York
York daily Mr. John Kennedy at E. Colins's opposite
may be obtained from CLINTON HARING No. 2N Broad
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TNOODvILLE PROPORTION BROADWAY, WICK
of ,yenue and Bigsow place. Brooklyn property on
Willoughby avenue" and Ryers0n street-JAMES COLE
SON Will sell at auction Monday May 3d. at II clock At
the Exchange the valuable property The
entity city New York being only eight miles from the
Brooklyn ferries to which there lines
railroad and omnibus routes The lots Ryerson
aud Wloughty the most desirable Ia the city Of
Brooklyn In the centre Of great improvements Tito
feet Terms,A large part the psrchsse money
the Offices the 3 Fulton street Brooklyn
Is Nassau street, New York.