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n n LEEDS 4 A. c. TUTrLE, AUcrI0NEERs.-

|J II. LEEDS 4 A. C. TUTTLE -AUCTIONEERs-
L. spseaid sale Of an immense assortment Of housshcd
hne condition, contained in the estabshmeat known
|Anderson Family Hotel Gramercy park having cost mp
ards Of $4,000 be sold under foreclosure OF several
attel mortgages without II H. Leeds Co. and
G. Tuttls will sell BY auction Tuesday, Wednesday,
md Thursday Of this week. At 10 o'clock each day ut
hotel east side Of Cramerey park Twenteth TO Twsn
hrs Streets the immense Assormcnt Of elegant furn
pre- dc contained In the eleven buildings comprising
and oak carved aror aud dining farnitur hav
Pc cost nearly &000O velvet tapestry and Brus
e,s and oicloths, $4,000 slk brocate sad worstd
and lace curtains costing $50 window Look
s gasss very large oval pier and manteI glasses COST
ever $1,000 Bedroom furniture, about 100 suits
Lee cottage furniture mostly with marble tops every
feG OF shade and color wsrdrobee 10 match the whole
os.ns over $1,000 Al.o extensive assortment Of pa
eN mattresses, bed linen. napkins bedding &C. Also
MIXTURES tho house chandeliers Brackets &o
sale offers rich opportunity for parcbassrs 10
with superior furniture large and small
AZ selected vita care. Sale positive Catalogue
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COTTON, AUCTI0NEER-BY r. COLTON-LARGE
sale Of new and secondhand fur niture, carpets Oil
SELL this day, Wednesday, Nay ~ at l0x O'Clock, 1t
kuction rooms No. 80 BeekmAn street, very large
stiu part Of and black walnut par
rpiture Of various klnds suoh sofas and tsts
ny and black walnut spring seat chairs. marble top
card and sofa tables; dining and extension do mar
ture velvet tapestry thrse-piy sad ingram carpets
ohs several large French plate mantel and pier mir
IL bedsteads oil paintings and engrsviags hair nat
es, palasses kitchen furniture Ac. also large lot
liver plated ware clocks secondhand furniture, 4c
perem ptory, and catalogues early on Wednesday
ning. Also rosewood pianoforte. OK octave, in good
r..
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NURRENCIIs AND WEIGHTS OF THE COMMERCIAL
" world calculated according 10 act of Congress- for sale
one sheet at the store Of RICH LoUTRfLL, William
liner uaAr

NEW EDIIION-JUsT PUBLISHED, "sK GTCHEs
Of Travels anoss the Northern and southern Indians
embracing and description Of
he Western borders; also the questions answered, who
tho Indians and whence the origin Of the ancient
colSmbrsy yols IN one y Thenss T. MeKsnnsy, for
author Of Tour 70 the LAKES" The History Of the
rhymes Of North America &c. &C. This work 10 embel
ley ,ustratvs Of - many striking parts Of the work
including authentic eoorsd Likeness Of Pocahontss
DANIEL BU RIO Ess 4 CO.. Publishers,
No. 60 John street, New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
REAT WORK ON THE HoRsE by DR.. GEORGE

A GREAT WORK ON THE HORSE BY DR.. GEORGE
a H. Dadd, the celebrated English veterinary
This valuable work the experience Of life devoted to
favorite science 10 now ready 10 entitled The Modern
causes nature and treatment Of disease and smeness In
hoes embracing the most recent and improved methods
tics for the and restoration Of health with
illustrations engraved expressly for tho work
Tt elegant book which the most thorough
and liable Of all the works which have yet appeared b
offered the public with the full confidence that meets
want long felt in this country Wiz scientific accurate
reliable treatise the structure training diseases
and Of that nobest OF domestic animals tia
horse Every man who owns horse should also this
valuable volume Published by John Jewett Co., IL
and 10 Ccrnhi, Boston; Jewett Proctor Worthington
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ARDEN FLOWERs.-w. 8. McILvAtN WILL SELL
auction this day ct the seed store No John street,
pk O'Clock, general assortment Of garden plants
ng hardy, perpetual, moss, bourbon tea and climbing
|ety monthly honey sucklss, towering bulbs, TO-, In
III lots, from J. p. Henderson, Jersey City; their
purchasing largely 1t private sale wiz be literally
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EGANr HOUSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-wILLIAM
IRVING CO., auctioneers, will sell at auction,
PdAy, May rs At l0h o'clock 1t 81 st. Marks place,
nt henssh0ld furniture. the property Of gentleman
In Paris. PAYior furniture-Suit superb carved
parlor furniture covered in brooatse consisting Of
parlor chairs, sewing do, arm do Elizabeth
ao.; carved rosewood centre and sofa tables superb
ID rosewood etegeres suits Of rosewood parlor f nj
carved In crimson and gold; satin damAsk sofa.
piano made By Durham; pier tables Of rosewood with
|ls tops; bronze and marble CLOCKS and candeebras
|ture, elegant French bedsteads marble top dressing
bus, washstands and cabinets superb rosewood ward
J. psyche glasses ladies' boise do and rosewood
bets 40 writing desks hair mattresses, spring do.
beds Ac rosewood cottage chairs, toilet SETS 90
bg room furniture-Carved extendon dining tables
Wood bookcases, arm chairs, side tables.
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ENEy n. LEEDS. AucTIoNrEs-BYH 4, Z; LIEo.s

co., Thursday and Friday, Nay rs and %, q l0k
|ock at the store 10 Nassau stfss-siynor O. b. Pan
bns rs regular sale Of marble and aabaster stAtuary
ey goods 10 this season. conssing Of marble Roman,
|cian, Etruscan Bardigo, Hsbs, Agate Msdici Egyp-
and other vases, Roman tAgsAs and urns, GARD re.
Esrs jewel ssskets candlsstieks paper weights, 40.
To- splendid marble statues representing Venus 81 the
oice magnificent AlAbaser tatuette Just received
Italy, comprising the Magdaen the most superb piece
ever offered sale in this airy Niobs
child Cleopatra Venus - tho bath Apollo Bslvidsre
others equally hne PaxAn Goods.-A large invoice Of
Fian statuettes comprising the following subjecvs
81 the bath, Magdslsn the woeooutters the Four Sea-
Yer plated wsre-Supsrb heavily plated castors, liquor
nds sails cellars toast racks cake baskes sugar
dessert Knives forks and spoons and tes spoons OF
size and PATTERN being the balance Of the
the best Of silver plate German silver Paper mAche
div ork tables inaid with pearl chars portfolios,
beat manner, and Ut small expense, By Signor Pan
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rENRY II. LEEDS CO., AUCTIONEERS.-WE RE
specially notify our fssnds and the pablo generally
kt We have removed sslsroons from No. Wall
|eet to the spacious store 10 NASSAU between Pine and
streets where We have much moro extensive aoeom
usu devote ourselves 70 the sale Of works Of urn
fancy goods horses and carriages &C. In addition to
bee fAcss have fitted up picture gallery upwards
eighty BY x feet With light every way adapted
disposal Of pictures and other works OF art both at
blc and private SALE For particulars Of sales refer to
X general auction Advertisements.
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 CO., 10 Nassau,
hatNaan Cadar and Pine straAta.
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LlkY =, LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs--AUC-
uon noece--Ths extensive sale Of furniture In tho
Family Hotel wiz BE- eoAtlapsd this DAY. ~
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h INRY r. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-BY II. II. LEEDS
y CO-on "Wednesday, NAY q, At II o'clock, at the
los Fulton eet near william, exten ve sale o.
.sant French plate pier oval and nante mirrors In rich
and gilt feams. also about 200 modern Eu
Tits, being the entire stock Of we'll known looking
ass Manufactures, and consisting Of over $50 French
which framed In the richest and fashionable
yss and OF the best material and workmanship This
cry variety 81 ornamental frames Of which Of
quisitely carved work and double git Also large
ffment Of GLE mouldings frames fnishsd and unhn-
he'd wses call the particular attention Of the trade
I'd the public TO this really hns assortment and
that every article will be positively SOLD without re-
to close the business The store For
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICES.
MATRIMONIAL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT AND
~ education, with moral character proachnbe and
possessing abundant means to support wife in elegant
style wishes to form an acquaintance with young lady
possessing youth and with view 70 strimo
NAL alliance. All communications strictly con hden
the advertiser is sincere In thus akng bis wishes
IL hoped that will this but
those equally sincere and who aec
ton and blending. asst were,
:. Two sonis with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat one.r
add ressed to j. L. Winslow Broadway
Post Ofhcc will receive Immediate attention.
CORRESPONDENTS, WITH VIEW TO MARRIAGE
~ is respectfully solicited by gent thirty
years healthy and intelligent using neither alcohol
tobacco in form, and sufficiently skilled In his pro
ion to aatsin wife respectfully IN the middle rank Of
lie The lady should be about twenty two years OF
good houekeeper Of amiabls temper pleasing per
Satisfactory testimonials given and expected. Ladies
No rest assured Of the good faith
crity Of the advertiser. Address Henry Dimond, Post
Once. post paid.
MADAME MORROW WILL MAKE ma rEIMOrY EAss
M will show the Likeness Of the future husband and
friends through instrument which will
tc illuminate and mill animate itself by invoking the pow
ere Of her wonderful science Gentlemen aduiitsS
~ 70 BrocDe street. between Cannon and CoiSmbA
MATRIMONIAL MADAM EMILE vfLLETTE FaOs
M Paris Protector Of Autog-aphy reading Of cbarse
by individuals hand writing, and spiritual WHITING
medium will upon the receipt OF twenty-five cents and
ecn.n Of hand writing send 20 any person full deinsA
ton Of their character future success destiny Co. nne
also description Of the they iovs will marry AZ
dress, postpaid. MADAME vILLETrE, Broadway Pos
Once Yssk Those living Of the city safely
transmit through the mail and will be
week AFTER the receipt Of their communication.
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EXTRA PAY.

TT 8. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFFICE SAILORS WHO.
the Columbus Cyane Erie Ohio, Dale shark, Relief Van
dalia, Independence Leyant Congress Dolphin Ewing
inston. s. narys Portsnogsh S. L.yrencs yncs1ass.
OF heirs, will BE- paid this extra pay ,
and Qats) Purser o. g. Navy 81 Wall street basement
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SALES AT AUCTION.


IL ace. Chi. dsy wsd...dsy, Nay y 81 Il e'oiooi IN
.,ss, /; ss..s Tong man: and sy
an stylish driver .ans aa s'id . n1r 10
ss,tsr With h.ndsons light shifting v.goaihe pro
HoUSEHoLD FURNITURE,-wILLIAx IRVING 1
NAV So ap S vii. sell z sae,,s. .. rasr,ssy
Esseasr street genera .sser.msnt Household fprn
e.. .s s .s. I.
ass nsTss Top srh .sS french S lot
cd tables solar lamps toilet SETS plated vsrwArs glass
All u, IS
e. the Pine and e
wood psnsssss rosewood suites trse..siis plssa
centre s.s as'I pier and
vases. Se mahogany bedstsads dressins buresus wash
:sa 70 highest s sisssr N' WIN
TonN l. vANDEwATER AUCTIONEER-vANDE.
water turner vii sell a. auction At the s.lesrooT
large Y s S Plant: .ss
ToHH W. soxERINDYKE. AUcTroNEER.-sroRE
lo Centre street corner Of sale q
e m Sn
s1 sn q pR Of ~ s; and
ysri.iy tools lathe and tools osmpsss sss s' Of
,na iron stocks and dos bellows force pump and
s.y
MARX .wRAY AUcrIoNEER-coNrINU
M sale Of elegant parlor and chamber crocksry
three Ply and Brussels carpets piano TO- this day at l0
tive Dsposits required from every purchaser.
WILLIAM DUMoNT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w stores At the Navy Yard Brooklyn DUM0NT 4
JENklNS, WIN sell 81 auction Tuesday, NAY II
sssa As:as
ing uens. files dish scales and beams, leather
sueton aud leading hose sevsg boats old junk shakngs
old hide rope plumbsr's brass bureaus stoves chairs
carpets cilcoth ookingsasses lime and cement
barrels, window sashss &c.; wagon pork -four rce
rasns pickles bread suggr, tea, butter cheese beans
vinegar dried spples blue and round
cloth and duck Manuel shirts and blAn
kets shoes socks and fine combs needless
jack knives shaving boxes cost buttons
thmhes, blacking DO. Terms cash. The goods must DO
removed Immediately after the sale.
WV. Writers, -AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
Wednesday, alto o'clock at Isl ca.al street. large
Description consulting q elegant pier and mante ssses
tables oil paintings Bookcase elegant tapestry three
ply and other carpets hall oicloths hat raok stair rods
and mahogany centre tables nantsl French
bedsads hair Attroses feather beds marble top dress
and washstsnas toilet SETS wArdrobss TO-
gether with the dining and kitchen furniture, Ac
Also, by virtue Of chattel mortgage elegant
wood octave piano. made by Nunns Co.. superior
instrument Of excellent tone and fnish and sold by order
Of the mortgage Can be examined 1T time previous
to the sale.
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b. NASH AUCTIONEER-sTORE NO SO BROAD
way.-Executors' sale Of wardrobe, books and manu-.
%, Thursday, May %, At 10 A. n, At ~ Broome
consisting Of the Of the late Henry h stevens
sed. Also, same day, ct u A. ~ the store, lot
piture, consisting Of oval and pier glasses carpets
&o. 10. Also, . large quantity Of hotel baggage,
N account OF whom IL may concern.
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FOR FAMILY CAR
age with shafts and pole for one two horses com
Twill be sold 1t auction this day, Path instant Ut IL
By WELLINGTON A. CARTER, corner Of Dey
keenWich streets Sold for want Of use.
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EXCURSIONS.

TxCURsIONs TO THE FIeHING BANKs-EvERY
II day extept Saturday. fan Is way. Tho
steamer Buffalo Capt sniss I'm leave Amos street
B. b. Soeloek Peek slip, 81 O'Clock; pier No. N r. A.
M returning BY 5P. n Fishing tackle bait and refresh
ments provided on board.
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ERICAN WINDOW GLASS AT AUCTTON-WAL-
TER GREkNOUGH 4 CO. will sell, this day, (Wed.
~ th stli o'sieek In their store los Wall street,
Jean window glass. Of j. N. BrookAslds brand, as
size, from 6xS to 36x40, Nos. ], 2 and quality.
-four months.
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TO-. at suction-Ths day, at IL O'Clock, AZ " Dey
corner Of Greenwich, several reOkAway (surn ssaO
! one family hack, by Lawrence 4 Coils; express
bakers cart harness, whips, riding saddles, &c.
WILMINGTON A CARTER, Auotion eer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

powERY THEArRH-PRoPRIErOR, L r. wALD
- ros; Stage Manager, y c.. wsmys-Deoss olcn q
Ia; commence At TX. On Tuesday evening SALvATOY
ROSA. THE TWO BUZzARDS and TO PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS.
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IWednesdayl-SAMUEL OSGO0D, Auctionser, will
his stores o. assau street. 40 above fine colec-
household furniture mPrsing several rich paror
pf furniture, both rosewood and mahogany, covered
and tricolor satin, brocatelle and haiecloth;
bod and mahogany marble top dressing bureaus; mar
b washstsnds marble top centre and corner tables,
Eod and mahogany bedstsads mahogany and rose;
Eos, mahogany book Shelves rosewood piano stools,
bsdstsads, hair mattresses, pAlliassss, crockery,
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TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN FITCH ESQ--AT
meeting Of the committee appointed by the merchants
and citizens convened At the Exchange 10th instant
adopt present proper tesmo Captain
Fitch the Washington Captain Foster Of Currituck
Captain Young OF Diro and Others who have render
cd efficient aid saving the lives Of passengers and
P Perit, ESQ, was appointed chairman. and Arthur
Leary, Esq, secretary.
On motion. R. Bell Esq appointed Of the
committee; whereupon the following adopted
That considering the promptnes With which the citizens
to the call In the case OF the San
rdng this TO occasion appealing with similar force
and believing that the voluntary contributions Of the c
will amount TO sum cient to carry out the object
contemplated;
Resolved That the citizens be requested without further
solicitation to send their donations to the r.
Bell Esq 4S Wan street. to member Of the under
signed committed.
w. II. Aspinwan, =. *. Collins, Walter r. Jones,
James Lee, Watts Sherman c. w. Faber
John II. Brewer, George Griswold Jas. W. Phillips
W. w. de Forrest, Joseph Waller, Sheppard Knapp
Royal Phelps, Theodore Dshon, David Ogden,
r. c Goodhue. Thomas Tileston, Dsnin9 Duer,
Stuart Brown, Richard Bell, p. Perit
Moses II. Grnnell, Moses Taylor, c. H. Marshall,
W s. Wetnore. p. PERT, Chairman.
ARTHUR LrARy, Secretary.
TAKE WOODWORKING, OF BROAD STREET,
will up At his old stand to day Turtle in
soup steaks-not Turtle gem green
Turtle soup-DOWNING, Broad street.
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y LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETs.-FOR LIVER
n pool. 70 sail Thursday Nay .. tho we'll known
and eelebratsd packet ship Captain stAuasr
nodstioss for To befths IN ths favor
pier u East river, or 10 W. al. T. TAPSC0Tr Co., IS
South street.
WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH, Two OR
w three fiat soops schooners light draft TO carry
seventy ave eighty toms NB-Sunken vessels Of any
weight At place, raised ct short notice. GEO w.
BRUSH 1853 South street.
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|TION NOTICE -THOS BELL, AUCTIONEER.-
y THOS. BELL 4 H. n. BUSH-Thls day, at IOk
In the salesrooms n Centre street, lot Of gsutes1
old furniture, without reserve; SIX splendid Sofas
Iin and dressing bureaus sofa beds loo king
j. mattresses, chairs, clocks, fancy goods, &c.
FRspAY, AT l21S O'CI OCK, AT 2a MADISON
between Jefferson and Clinton, . large assort
q good household furniture, twelve splendid West
hams; Also the lease, two years. Of the promises,
xtures suitable for butcher and victualisr. Far
articulars ON the morning OF sale.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CANE L0sr..Losr FROM WAGON, GOING TO
Green wood through Court street. Friday afternoon
last light coored malacca walking siek WITH gold head
The subscriber will the finder reward Of leaving
10 ct 81 Livingston street. Brooklyn ct Wall street
New York w. B. DUNLAP.
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CT NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM, NO. 4s5 BROAD.
y way--Eyery evening, and Wednesday and Saturday
aiternOons, O'clock The magnificent doramA Of the
alton Of Moscow, beautiful Dioptro Paintings and
laughter incit ng In yeutroquism by Mr. GAa-
CHER, the nimitatle. Admission, 70 cents. OpeR at
o'clock; commence at 8.
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TyRANKLIN MUSEUM, NO. 90 BOwERY. OPPOSITE
the Bowery theatre above establishment hAA
moved to the above promises and will give perog-
day commencing At three in The after aoon
and Mt eli hit 10 tho introducing great variety o.
original Classic statuary by new troups
of male and female arstes selected and mod
history AdmssionSeAta In private 90 cents;
chestra. % cents; boxes IS cents gallery, I2H cents
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PUCKLEY's sERENADHRs. $50 BROADWAY. ABOVE
ID Spring ssre~t.
Concert CONNER .. o'elock Admission, Is osats.
TULLIEN'S LAST WEEK.
d IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE

BRITI NY q DIX I'D q.
Of the great desire for Seats apply early
Hall Sons, Broadway.
NE. JULLIEN's FAREWELL CoNCERTs.-AN EXTRA
M door has been opened At Castle Garden Ia order -
able parties having tickets to without being
by the crowd Apply early for Reserved ss
Jollie, 800 Broadway.
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OMNIBUS FARE REDUCED TO THREE CENTS =
~ From the first Of June next the from Fulton
ferry through south street. Peck slip Pearl and Ch.thA1
in the lbers Bulls Head Line OF omnibuses will be
reduced to three cents fare beyond Of
and Third avenue, On cents. J. D. MILLS.
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, 0GDEyaRUR0. BUlf
~ iinsten sna s., ysh,:ss.s u. sssi,ea:A Belize
pelsr, ST Aibans And Rouess Point Ticket sAcss Nd
Haven Rsiirose eesss Broadway lad CAasi stsssA ~
4 \ is sssc uIsl :: :s::t 49,: :ss'i - -
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN vie Trans Company OF Nieara
proprietor. Through In advance Of the mail Only line
new doubls.ensns steamship PROhErHEUS. GOO tons
Sursssn9 viii Leave Pier No. North river = NJ
Ing with the favorto steamship Sierra Nevada Q0O0
Ing hut twelve miles Of land transportation first
ssss carrses Those steamers In their
ventilation and accommodations
.sse, apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No. s
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NOUED, BANK NOTE.-BY GIVING CORRECT
description stating the time day place which
IL lost With the loosers address, will be restored
Address II. X N, Post Once
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WATERBURY'S GREAT NATIONAL Exhibitions
ofthriing incidents IL the history of ~
70 Broadwsy All should see these highly exciting asA
Cent GIFT Enterprise rapidly progressing dis
summation. For particulars small bills st the kxk
bition rooms.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


T o. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF GETTY'S LODGE
L. No. H. O. Q. r., are requested to attend spsoa
the purpose attending the Of late brother
o'''A' r. W sTEfzRIEDE Secretary.
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
~ via AspinwA and PanAmaPassage only $50 The Isth
mus crossed is six hours-Menday June p. from
The fleet :tssnshp ILLINOIS. \. J. nsIts.sin, u
and superior stsamship JOHN L. STEPHENS. Through
tickets by this line DO secured 1t the following
tire isthmus transit tsiet from ship 70 ship s22
above 500 second cabin berth in lower saloon
including Hnckeys transit ticket abovs $780, steerags
berth including the railroad ticket
within few hours walk ride Of Panama, $50 The
for In the Of the Pacific
and United States Mail Steamship companies
passed. and parties about visit California invited
call themselves passage apply the
companys ONCE, III Wcst street.
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NEW YORK MAI
H. ls5A-Notics 20 Tax Psyers.-T assessment rolf
win be open for examination and review from Saturday
the 18th day q May. until Aonday the 18th day Of June
ing the rolls requested application
tho undersgnsd At their ocs No 80 Chambers street.
basement Court house between the hours Of
= md 'r'A ~ ~ . s EESSksr. Commission.