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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-09

A @. FUTILE, AUCTIoNnKR,-HAIRA AND RATTAN
bessft Of the gupi. Of the Blind il.tsss-A Tstse
tsi AZ ssmsrcv pars bevcen fvessi:S And
Streets fifty superior cured hair mattrssss asserted
thirty rattan de- and atty straw paiiassss ell made
the and Of the best uassria BY the pupils Of
shs Blind for whose bsnsAt che sane are " be
Obtaining good articles and bestowiny their mite 70
worthy the time getting value received
will have an opportunity by attending this sale.
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MI D. pUTLER, AupIIoNIER : PERExPToR1

NJ b. BUTLER, AUCTIONEER. = PEREMPTORY
W. sale Of valuable leasehod property and contents and
o'clock on the premises No "a Fsrssth street opposite
the Crystal Palace the story frame building
known the Temple said budins feet wide by 30
feet deep aud complete with Croton water and gas with
lease Of for years from the July next
Also the contents aad hIturs Of ssd public house consist
champagne tables chairs ssttees mirrors gas fixtures
Ac; also large number OF engravings kthographs &C.
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THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE COMA.
ny-CAsh eAVtai $50 c00-cfhes l0s Broadway, scx,
ner Pine street. THIS Company prepared tns1rl
bsdngs merchandise personal property and ships In pf'
and sheir csrgoes, against loss o. damage BY hrs
nxcTena
James Lorimsv Graham, Warren Dslano, IT.,
Inward Whitsbouss. Henry Butler,
Joseph b. Varnupi, Bowes 2. McIvsns.
Leonard Appleby, Henry Dwight Jr,
Fredsrck r. oicott, Evan y. Behb,
william X. Strong. Gilbe.t i. Beeokmsa.
Moses Taylor, Joseph N. Strong,
James o. sheldon. LorrAin Freeman,
Daniel Parish Edward Mscombsx,
Custavus A. Conovss, John La FARCE,
Martin Bates. Jr., Charles z. Aprieby.
Isaac =. Taylor, Jeremiah Wilbur.
JAMES LOtIMkR GRAHAM, Presidsrt
EsvARD A. STArssuRv. Secretary.
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JJENRY H LEEDS AUCTIONEER-BYH II LEEDS
ILL n-Friday June @ l0A o,clock At thu gallery

IJENRY H LEEDS. AUCTIONEER-BY II II LEEDS
Ii Friday, June q at l0 O'Clock at the gallery,
10 Nassau street sale of elegant oil paintings
pising of the finest specimens of offered TO the
public this season viz "A large invoice Of fine oil paintings
brsted Holy Family by Cardin and others equally
and meritoous by the celebrated artists La Cloie Carlo
Dolci, ChaimbeAux Vatican Midy Farenski Van schel
der E,hrat Duhosk; Paris. Wouyermans Van Muller Ri.
Fl Teliers Gerhard Dow Boucher Postelle Raphael.
AND others equally celebrated together with large col
modern pictures in the French English and
Flemish schools By Berganoni Wilson Times Hart HsT.
Hams of Brussels Van Willis and De Hesn, together with
lot of srnravs =. &c. The pictures car be seen be
inspect Them and udsefor themselves Sale positive with
IN r
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Albert IT. NIc0LAY, .AuCTIoNEER POSITIVE
"A close Of thirty six lots eligiby situa
ted On Conever Dkeman Ferris and WoeStt streets in
the city Of Brooklyn Albert Nieoay will sell on ed
pesiy June at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
New York thirty desirable and beautiful building
loss situated the blo-k bounded By Dkeman. Ferr.
Noo and conover streets lots 25xoo feet each These
lots will positively he sold az above 60 close the affairs OF
western company They admirably located for manu-
featuring purposes being on high and dry ground the
all paved graded. The attention OF mer
stsn called 80 the important fact that they
blocks from the Atlantic basin Terms
sale pc, pory and title indispuAbe For maps and full
pArticnars apply to ALBERT II. NlCOLAY, Auctioneer
= o. Broad street.
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ID q KrnP. AucrIosEER-MoRrGAoE SALE oI

ID c. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
IL. Furniture. Piano fortes, Csrpsts So, this day,
fday AZ lci ocoek 1t IS Nassau street. two doors from
Fulton Kemp viii sell .. auction ~ above, BY order
the for conyenience OF sale from est
twenty second Afe and beauhful Assortment
% ssod quality household furture. which particular
y worthy attention Of housekeepers end consists
rich velvet tapestry brussels and stair and
ec'oth carpets superior rosewood seven octave piano
forte very srceent fEsrument rosewood phriot furn
tire en- tue tee ete sofas voltare and spring
seat psfor chairs marble top centre ana per tsoles
rosewood sofas and chairs suite &C. large oval ana pier
elses oil pandngs demask window curtains all yer plated
tea end g See service china tea and coffee set rich man
esd hair msstrsss marble sop and plain bureaus and
several GOOD second hand piano res other val
uste goods. Catalogues ON the mornins Of sale.
RIO BE SOLD AT AUcTIoY-oN FRIDAY, THE
ninth instant ~ eleven o'clock ~ No wet street.
on third floor large sssortmss o. stoves furnaces wash
boilers tras Kettles tea and cones pets tsttes sauce
pans % all rds eandlestiots Of all kinds japan ware
ruet and stands Knives forks and every
errn ALEC Tin and sheet iron and every thing ssmith
requires to the busne storeksepers would do
we'll TO attend
w r MTLLoR, AUCrToyEER by HOUGHToN A
w MellorTo morrow. Saturday at IL o'clock at lis
mirrors furniture oil paintings and piano
fortes TO close consgn ments Pier and oval mirrors
rofewooc pAor furniture suite rosewood and mahogA
ny tsdsesd bureaus and Wristbands marble top centre
pier tables sofas easy Noaire rochpg and parlor
ekars wardrohes to,kcsset mattresses and psllssse
,trs r"ss~eod pssoforiss &c. Catalogues o. shs morn
iAs =. s~-o.
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FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
IA sale Of furniturs hair mattresses A. ~ sandssoa
Family Hotel Grsmercy psrkAC Tuste viii sell on
Friday at t0 o'clock the above hote By vftas OF
erai ohstte mortgage all the furntare, le rmaians
usoid ana uncasd for nom former sales also
thirty marble top enameilsd cottage furniture gas
Hxture looking gassst seat OAK dining chairs st
t.es BARRIERS mahogany chairs pAliassss sprpg beds
tan mastressss Ac, &c Catalogues the morHing Of
sale. Also, thirty mahogany voders.
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TT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW
~ Orleans, via Hayana,0n MonSsy June II the well
Gowan This steamer has been thoroughly ovehaued and
10 lifted with boilers cabins and furniture
and 10 In respect in the complete order
She will sail on the It'll June At P NJ from Warren
Sateroom berth So second cabin berth, $50 stesrage
berth, and founa $2 Passage be the
companys Office Freight TO New Orleans st 40 cents
cubic foot win be received the ssh inst Specie only
taken freight to Havana Shippers will be supplied
blank bills Of ladng Of the form Issued the company
application al their ONCE No other form signed and
bills Of lading will be signed after the hour sailing
freight passage apply at the Office Of tho ,sny III
West street, corner Of Warren. II. U koBEhTS.
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HOTELS,


BATTERY HOTEL BATTERY PLACE THE PRO
above hotel has hofousSy and newly fnrn.sss
20 Of
Ie " any in the ely for heahfulncss and
fort curing TIE summer months No pains or will
Hoss W
''.tf
he ;HSs bar
IL asss -
" the reception traniisnt or per nsnent boasdsr
BY L'ns Islau rsi5OAs y. ssss 9, suf
VEYpoRT PAVILION. NEW JERSEY IS. VOW
GUNNER resort invites the atenton Of persons seeking
ksspaI. Day from sSs tsss w..,sa .;sst s..
ns '1s
Terms mosers Afd ssr,, ms Court New
powRLToN HOUSE NEwRuRc THIS Z, DESIRABLE Pc
visitors elevation i his6 and com n.ad.F n. pg.
entity iNsvsurs rsnds, It's location un'qSssd sp the
CHA BATHING LONG BRANCH, NEw JERSEY
sosrdsr viii be opened y the 2;sh q 59ns
ss sss &C. s,'f @ ~
Knps rs.s s, ,sa noss a Ms fns .nlg 10
s s e 'Y''c @sf Sii'y Sssss 'H
will acco modfte ESQ boarders The above houses
front the and within hun ired yards Of bathing
deprou Of securing address Of the
propiistors. Long Branch. j. steamers 7. g. Haisht.
Alice Price James ChIistorhr and the Ocean Wave, ply
the foot Of Rotinsoh and Murray streets for
time, see daily Diapers. LONG BRANCH PROPRIEfORS.
THE la PIEsRE HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA, rs AID
mited ny all who have visited II, 70 be the most
pagnscenty furnhed and beautifully located horse for
health and pleasure in the city The view from the obser
vatory II we'll worth stopping day The near proximity
20 the railroad stations The comfortable and airy apart
the vel spread table with all the druries OF
the reception attention. and In the
tallhment, m.kes the La Pierre mos desirable. With
all these SUPERIOR advantages will lot be surprising 10
see Il continually crowded with beatty SUD fashion IRON
cline All paths will be tst by Messs j. Tabor
Con 10 have their guests comfortable and happy.
yNADAwAHUcK HoUse sToNINGToN, CONN.,
w This sstsNh'pmtnt having been put In compist'
is WI srsa sI TIE re- e ,,s gs' y. T.. %
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


C.@Dgs. AMI ARBoY RAILROAD TO 2HILADEI.-
" phia from per No North riverTv lines daily, 80
"a ent p M The morning line at A. M, by steAx.
ooa. John Potter TO south Amboy themes by
gsoes AID Phllaae phs Fare a. second class. 81 u.
Express Inss at NJ by Johr Potter TO Anboy thence
areot 70 camden y care through i've bours Pare g.
81; smisrat. line at is ?. M; fase 81 II.
s'oR KEYP0RT, UEroN PORT MONMOUTH MD
desown Poat, Rel Bank Freehold, 30 The stea meg
EAGLE Leaves every morning Except Saturday, 1t
O'Clock from foot Of Murray returning the
docks OF the Florence and Keypors Company O'CLOCK
NEW YORK TO NosTaEAL, OGDENsBURan,
VIZ Springfield, Bellows Falls, Russnd, Windsor, White
rtrsr Wee hlver, Montpelier 81. AlbAns and R,ussS
P.ns Ticket ofhoes-New Haven Railroad, corner a
Btoalsay and Canal street Ard OF Twenty
s.reet and Fourth avenue Expross trains at ga
p. NJ Baggage checked through. FRANCIS HYDE, 0ens-
raj Agent l52 South street
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vIA
IN New Jersey Railroad through In four hours.-Unssl
states nsil and express lines York Of
linGt street niue and eleven A. M
mo half past 1--WE NJ Farsi rs in and eleven
NJ snd four p M $3.50 Dor second clasD in eleven A.
from New York and four from Philadelphia % 10 nine
A. N and half past hye r M. Accommodation line leaves
NJ twelve M (at reduced prees from Cortandt stres
through in six hours Through tickets sold for Batmers
Warrington Norfolk Weldon, Wilmington, and Chaesto1
10 the shove trains Through baggage agents 10 tho nias
and hsf past i've trains only Passengers with bsggAge
tho ferry fifteen minutes beose the train leaves
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A UCTIoN NOTICE -THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
ABy BELL All BUsH-Thursday, at lOls O'CLOCK,
in the sale Cen.rs street. in sale of
furpue also dry goods clothing fancy and pledged at
ces stock Of fancy store show Also for account Of
whom IL concern 125 boxes superior Havana
two barbers chsirs looking glasses desks counters &c
Saturday large sale OF mattresses BEDS bsdseads and
hol art
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ASH BIOLOGY.


Ok mn REWARD Is OFFERED TO ANY PEE
pC.OOV son who can surpass the wonderful sosatiA-
Lady Madam Clifton, In thu art Of Asroogy She The
only LADY In the United States who
msnts marriages deaths losses lawsuits absent friends
and she ass disease In its last stage These
wishing to consult her had better call
hmites Residence % Thompson street. between Brosas
and SpriDs.
STROLOGY-MRs. FLEURY, FROM PARIS WHOSE
N relatives prophesisd Napoleon B the celebrated Axd
first OF the present forete future
true and certain s NO S Broomc street second story
lEAD. BLANCHE, PSYCHOLOGIST WHOSE SUCCESS
N suneauaed Ia still! At 90 Hudson street. Ss
ledge the starry heavens to the study which she
has devoted mary years Gentlemen 81 to 81 ladass -
cents 20 81.
MRS. LADOMUs, NO. 20s CANAL STREET, IS NO y
M prepared to tell past present and future events love-
parties where Il does not and many othsg
thlbgs mention in Adveftissment III
thu Please give ms . call
MADAME MORROW Is WITHOUT EXCEPTION. rHI
M most wonderful astrooxs In the world or that has
eveIts and will show your future husband And sbss1e
ie which has asonshed thousands during her tevse
In Europe She seventh daughter OF dAushtsk
and born with natural slit by invoking the pcwess o.
will cause happy pairs together who will all snic1
the greatest hsppness Of matrimonial bliss She tGA -
line sstrooeers jhng back Tor ceneur
and predictions truly sstonshing TO all that vist
hor All who have been disappointed elsewhere and these
depeno upon advice founded the eternal prncpsSe
OF rs Broome street. between CAnnsn aaA
Columbia streets. Gentlemen not admitted.
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4 UCTION NOTICE-SAMUEL OSGOOD AUCTION.
IA will sell by auction at his stores 81 Nassau street.
on to morrow Saturday az O'Clock large collection Of
household furniture comprising paror and chamber suits
sofs chairs book bureaus bedsteads Wristbands
wardrobes paaf mirrors ell paintings &C. Sc Terms
cash, DEPOSITS required.
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A L3ERT a NiCoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ii sale Of fine old oil paintings of high classA Nco-
tay Co will sell At auction Thursday and Friday even
June and at IL O'Clock each evening" at their pic
sure gallery at the stryvesant Institute Broadway
Blocker street by order of the executors of A. Cum
ng Eco licensed the whole Of the collection Of pio
tusss purchased and procured Mr. Cummings at srsa.
and ding period Of thirty five years This
coseton comprises some $50 paintings Of very high class
ass venture TO ASSERT that greater number OF hne
genuine paintings have seldom or never been offered at
eviction In the United States Amongst the examples
picture by competent judges to be hne spee
Of THE Virgin and Child y by Raphael The whole
collection comprises three hundred paintings and In
GUIDES bssises the Holy Family BY Raphael before men
tored Holy Famils by Lucca Van Leyden,a very won
d,rui psomen and in splendid conditions Magdalene by
Core o fne historical and scrptura picture by Van
Dyke sp,geoletti Tintcreta Pcussn, Lueea, GordanO
cortons Carlo Msrai and others The
knt paintings and interiors include exquisite
particularly fne by Gerhard Dow Tenier, Weennx
yau Oss Alexander Macs De Heem, Nicho Lancrea
Bamherx, Jan Stesn, Homeim, Metzer, Van Goen Po.
lsnserger Brewer Paul Brill renshel Zuesreili Sir Pc.
te- lily PAuibi &c The collection Is that warrants
appeal to our friends rsidns at and We feel
confident stating that of the paintings In this col
lection destined high rank snyng the most distn-
eubed and recherche collections The paintings are NO
view admission free, ut galleries above from
O'clock A. 20 p ~. and viii 50 remain to the days Of
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UCTION NOTICE-LARGE SALE.-T. L. LUTKINS,
"a auc tiopeer will SELL this day at 10Y O'Clock all the
street near Eishth assnue VIZ. superior rosewood Pio
rosewood and mahogany hat rack three rosewood pAro
suits in satin etegee wit plate glass
and reception chairs in gold brocAde
oil paintings and sngrayings brocatelle and lace window
dining mahogany suit in table;
pier side and centre tables sofas chairs rosewood
and mahogany bedsAd book beds and bedding win
dow hair china dinner and tea silver
cutlery DO Sale persmptory unusual induce
mens housekeeper and Others Deposits required
all purchasers the furniture removed day
sale. Terms cash, bankAble money
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n D. NASH. AUCIIONEER, STORE 80 BROAD
~. way.-Friday, June gage sale of horses and
wagons &e at Nos o. 90 and Mercer street At 10 A.
NJ consisting Of gray gig and
harness wagon and harness. blankets robes &c.
TUESDAY, June 49, at the auction rooms. extensive
ing of French tapestry bordering sdsings and carpets
sells table and piano beautiful
terms, ocloth covers; remnants. screens, &C., &c.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUC1IoNDER-BYH H. LEEDS
CO. Friday June at IL clock in front Of the
10 street. under rookaTay
good order, but few months: also light covered
buggy, made in the best also splendid
cabs, En- glish built for one horse.
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TOBN L. vANDEwATER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
81 WATER TURNER will sell IT suction, this day,
at o'clock At 80 Pine and So Cedar street. large
sortment Of household furniture In rosewood mahogany
and black Walnut together with large assortment
dete, cashmere alpaca Madras grass cloth, lnen and
duck coats, linen drilling alpaca and summer cloth
lk The above well and fashionably made and
ana we're made ror BFosd
line quality Irish linen dsmask table cloths
nsrkins, towels &c. Catalogues morning 81 sale.
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A CARD EDWIN WATERBURY BEGs TO AN
n the public that for the
h numerous ticket holders he has removed mis- monster Ex
hbttoni 20 the American Art union Rooms ADS broadway
The orig nal Infant Drummer has beep engaged viii
lis wonderful and astounding performances this
(We1rescay evening, June Tor fec nings only. In
connection pish Waterturys truthtul fors
fathers struggle for Independence Natsourys tickets
admit at all Performances.
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4 USTRALIA. THE SPLENDID NEW CLIPPER
a sbip Wings Of the Morning. Is loading Pier r.
r. aad viii have despatch for Melbourne Port
Philip. This beautiful vessel 10 the only clipper up for
Augrais and Is expected to make the shortst run yet
passed. but only limited lumber will be taken IN first and
second cabins for which early application must be made
MAILER Lord. los Wall street; or AkKELL ELLIOT.
1lb Pearl street.
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NJ DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
WI. day. sl0 O'Clock Mt &s Eighth avenue large as
s<en OF household furniture such SOFAS sofa bed
stssds centre dining extension and tea tables chairs
rockers Brusses threepiy and Ingram carpets OF differ
emit kinds bureaus BOOKCASE large gilt snd oval mirrors
cooking stove Kitchen furniture &c. Aso, ten vohns
fancy articles crockery de all we'll worthy attention,
every article will be solo for the highest bidder
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE UNI.
Ated States mail Tho splendid packet ship GERTRUDE
seventeenth of this ne and the only A. ship for
Australia has largo portion Of her freight ana
engaged and will positively be the first TO Leave for Mel
bourne Has for few first and second cabin
This ship combines great speed with strength
Of build and Is warranted to have damaged
into port eaky In the loftness and ventilation of
her cabins she all competitors For freight
passage apply on board, or to
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UCTTON E0TICR-ExECuToRS SALE OF HOUSE
"A hold furniture, in Brooklyn.-SAMUEL osGooD
auctoneer store No Ga Nassau street viii sell on Tues
day ia the house in Court street. two doors from
Sakett street. Brooklyn the whole OF the household far
nurs contained therein by order Of the executors Gaia
lorues morning Of sale.
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STBAHsHIP CON.
IN pany-Carrying the United States mail For Mobile
stoppng 1T Havana Semi monthly line. The steamship
BLACK WARRIOR, J. D. Bullock. eommAnder. is now 70.
June at y O'Clock pre- isey from pier Of Beach
street. North river Freight taken for New Orleans Pas
for Havana must passports before leaving
port For freight sr passage, apply TO LIVINGSTON
CROCHkRON CO., agents, 81 Broadway. n B..The
Cahawba r. w. Schufeidt, commander, will succeed the
Black Warrior, and sail June 25
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CHANFRsU's ALBANY THEATRE. -rIE GREATEsf
" rB1tonmst of the day. GabTei navel his troupe
forty number havs been performing houses crow1es
70 sud seugaxed and al. appear in their
performances nights moge tsns positively their Ast
Albany.
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LTXaTBITfON OF THE GREAT CALIFORNIA TREE,
u ~ $50 Broadway, adjoining niblos Garden This IL
the only tree in the country that 10
oumfscenee aud It's exhibition Il not connected with
other matter whatever, Admission cents children halt
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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF WATCHES. JEwELRY, Ola.
n monds. dc, this morning SAMUEL 0SG0OD, Auc-
tioneer will sell at his salesroom "a Nassau street. At
O'Clock this morning rday the balance Of the stock
naming unsod from last sale consisting of gold face
and hunting watches Of the most celebrated gold
guard fob and vest chaias &a about 40 gross
camel hair watch guards Chinese writing desks &c The
above portion OF stock first class jewery and
well worthy attention of those in the trade aud others
The whole will be sold without order of
assignee, and depo its required from all purchasers
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ONE MORE GRAND SALE OF SEVENTY FIVE
~ lots In the pleasant village q Gr,sngiIls ~, and
auc,ion Monday nett June H. At o'clock Pm the
ground seventy lots comprising some Of the very best
IN the village The above property for beauty and hesth
locstion and access 70 business BY hne plank
roads unrvalie The Bergea Point railroad, being
suvvoyed will pass very near directly through
yiie Stages will be the ferry to convey passengers
from the ground free OF expente For further par
tieuisr. In auiro Of the sue tiOneer.
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(NHARLEs L. TUCKER AUCTIONEER.-LACES, EN-
troderes &c, at auction thi. day At l0s clock At
S7Broadway. between White and Waker streets Billing
Tucker will sell above large assortment of real
French and laees consisting In part OF richly
of all shapes sizes and styles lace bands embroidered
rich black silk lace mantlas white
do black and white scarfs and wells embroidered dress
patterns &c., &c: all being the stock Of well known
Broadway importer declining business To be sold for
cash, without
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A UCTION NOTICE.-CUsTOM HOUSE GOODS
"A SAMUEL 0sGo0D, aucticneer, will sell BY auction,
bis store "a Nassau street. Saturday June TO- at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, number Of packages OF custom hons,
goods remsning from last sale comprising In part cases
OF vines clothing rubber shoes black lead glassware
non. iquo-s. &c, &c Terms cash. Goods must DO re-
p9yed 10 psaisteiy NisZ ": sale.
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CTTAMBoAT FOR SALE OR CHARTER-THK STEAM
- boat william Young, the hull boilers end engine In
geod eonc.on ma nSr sst sns "
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TT g NAVY EXTRA PAY oFfICE-SAILORs WHO
u between 1916 and 1873 .he Pscifc Ocean served In
the Coun bus Cyase Erie Ohio Dale shark Relief vsn
Prchfe supply Warren Southampton hsssaohusets Lex
inston. ST narys Portsmouth, st Lawrence Vincennes
Falmouth Savannah Consitu ion. Fredona Their widows
or heirs. will be paid tn sir extra pay. x, -.
ana ds,s, fvrssr v. . Nsvy. " wall ssrss, bssspsss
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
~ Vi. Niearssu. ACCESSORY TTsnsis Company of Of
nail Only iins giving through tickets Including the
Istbmus crossing The new odoubls-snsns steam.hig
leave from pier No North river; ~ o'Sloct P. n.
Meeting With the favorite steamship CoKrEs 5000 tons
bustbsn over the NcarAgua transit route having bat
twelve miles Of land by drst carriages
These in their ventilation and
.ooo%noastlen TSI iotpsm.on or ps'stss sPpy 9ay to
BCommencng on the 18th Of July the days Of sail
When these dates fall Sunday the ships win leave
the Saturday previous, ~ heretofore.