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frencn are 10 leave IOulOn Al
giers the 9th of next month. They will be commanded
by Generals Carrobert and Bosquet Austria II is
denty asserted adheres to the policy Of France and
England entirely In this she is WISE for in contrary
Master Hapsburg his kingdom would soon have
became beautifully small, and gradually less"
Five thousand out Of contingent picked men are
already the brny deep on route for the East Lot us
hope that all these preparations may really prove temps
On the Of washngton's birthday Mr. Sanders, the
American Consul gave international dinner TO dis
tnguished party, which has created quite sensation
here as indicative Of the cordial good understanding
ng between the republican leaders of Europe and the
sympathy felt for them by the United States had the
pleasure OF being present the OCCASION and did
and never shall again witness brilliant display Of in
tellect and eloquencc Old Buck himself in his best
mood, and surprised us all by his good French-con-
versng with Ledru Rolin with animation and ease and
cah track The following are the names Of the guests
who were present:-Mr. Buchanan, Ledru Rollin, Sir
Joshua wapsey M. p; Kossuth, Mazzini, Herzen, the
stanslas worcell Pole; Palsky do Cen Garibadi, Or,
sin Daniel T. Sickles, Capt Asa Edridge Of the Red
Jacket Reid Sanders, Mr. Welsh, ottacAs and private
Contrary to general expectation in tho Wagner case
"Iumiey and Gye," the verdict was for the plaintiff
mainly owing to the talent of Sir Alexander Cockburn
the Attorney General who iairly twtted Sir Frcerc
Thessiger and Sir Fitzroy Kelly Mr. Lurney intends
making another attack Mr.. eye In superior court
The result OF this will be that we shall only have
Opera House this season-the Royal italian & Covent
Garden-and that splendid establishment in the Hay
market will unfortunately remain closed. The great
Lab'ache mas Joined Mr.. eyes corps dramatique, =
which will include the names of Grisi and Mario, Mes
damos Alboni, Amadei and Castelar, and Messrs. Tam
bernk formes, and Cosa-a host in themsclyes Cole,
cibDers version OF our immortal bazds Richard III
has proved an mmcnse at the Princess, which
Is mainly attributable to the Gorgeous mise scene
close q n.
larity Is daily becoming more and more evancscent
Pufpg may be ovcrdonc and this u clear case In point
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A GREAT WORK ON THE HORSE DIT DR. GEORGE
"a II. Dadd, the celebrated English veterinary surgeoa
This Valuable work the experience Of life devoted 70
favorte science. ready IL 10 entitled The Modsrn
Hors, Doctor containing practical observations the
cAusss nature and Of aisssse aud
horses embracing the most recent and
according TO an snlghtsneS Of veterinary therApu
Ncs for ths preservation and restoration OF health with
This eessnt book which undoubtedly thoroush
and reliable Of all the works which yet appeared
offered TO the public with the full conaden
wait long felt In this country via scientific accurate.
and reliable treatise the structure trAinnz
and treatment Of that nobest Of domestic anma the
horse Every man who horse should oWn this
valuable volume. Published by John Jswstt Co., II
and y Ccrnhiil Boston, Jswstt Proctor Worthngton,
Cleveland Ohio.
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AGApAMK MORRO ls. WIrHour KxcRPrIoN. rHI

M AUAMk HOKkUW ly, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TIL
IVA most wonderful Astrclogist In the world that As
ever been Known. she wl tell past present. and utur.
events ana Will show future husband and absent
fends which has asonished theusancs during her travels
in kurope She seventh daughter of sevsnsh dsagntst
sad was born with natural gift hy Invoking the powers
her vondsrfa science 70 tell their thcushts An
WI happy who vii all enjc,
he greatest happiness Of matrimonial biss shc a.
seudAnt Of line Of ssrooscrs back for
and her predictions tray Astonishing TO all that ys
ber All who have becn sppontec elsewhere and thoss
who wish speedy marriage may esi and they
5epcna upon sdvlce founded on the eternal prnspe
a magical science 70 Broone street. between Cannon
Solpmtla gtects. CsLs,nen net admitted,
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LBERT H. fIcOLAY, AUCrIOSEER POSITIVE
"A sale without reterye Of handsome Italian cottage
and twelve lots Of ground ALTO .wenty beautiful lots
~ New brphto staten leland witt in hve minutes walk
Of the boat Ian H. Nicoay will sell at
friday June 1864 " O'Clock the ground,
cellar cottage built In the Italian style OF archte
and we've lots II land ~ BY 100 feet eAoh, situated
~ New Brighton Staten Isaud wthin ave minutes walk
Of the sncng he house il well fur nsbst and
toe brst floor dining vsstbue pantry
hall with pi In front md enda od
press closet &c attic three closets and lumber
rosm; cellar Kitchen wAshroom eryants bedroom, store
pantr. coret large &c The house Is beauti
fully situated elevation VI fifty feet, between First
aud nd streets fronting the Kills and comma ding
splendid view Of the New Yorb BAy Newark Now Jersey
fat here dcsi able plloo gentleman
suburban residence The attractive and costly
dw engs which attest the desr
the loo alton The alton with ork city, BY
boat always pleasant trip Mt the ANIMAL
Tho railroad and shout the OF time
isiDg vhe alove % by 100 feet each The lots
from rock and lev 81 with and ready for
Improvement convenient of access Parties DESTROYS
81 vievhg the property take the New Brighton boat
fr the foot Of Liberty street. New York At on 9x and
II A. and l. "a. 4 ~ auo r. M, leave New Brighton
at7T th,sh ana II ~ NJ and lao ~ ~ and 620 r:
per cont sna auctiobeers tho day Of
sale, fifteen cent thirty dAs when full Warranty
deeds CONTAINING the usual nuisance eause will DO de
ysreo and seventy five cent remain bond md
for three years at cent Title iniis
Yute Free steamboat tickets to attend the SALE and
bert IL. NIIOLAY auct cneer, No Broad street New
Iosk. r. S-Shoud IL storm Friday, June toe sale
will not take p.ace until juno ~ the same hs.r and
place.
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Mas. LADOMUs NO Bus CANAL STREET Is NOW
l prepared 70 tell past present. future sventsose
sou,shp snd marriage shs viii also make love mutual
between parties where IL does nov exist and many
other things too mention
Ike this Please give me aos few furnished
be had at Dos Canal street
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS-sTEAMHR
u LAURA KNAPP, Capt. Anderson viii leave Franz
lin street North river at o'clock; Amos at IA Spring
street TX Murray Peck slip RAst river 81 Broone
street Tenth street 81 W O'Clock, pier North river
9o'clock a. II.
ExCURsIONs TO THE FISHING BANKS DAILY.
u except Saturday. Pare % cents each way. The
BUFFALO, Caps A. Smith, will leave Amos
pier Tx o'clock Spring street At IA Peck slip ~ s.
turing BY bP. NJ Fishing tackleand Refreshments pro-
vidsd board.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, POSSESSED OF A SUE.
"A fcisnt competency, 10 d~sii GUS Of forming the
qaainfance Of lady, With view matrimony IL ID
requisite that she be Intelligent aud have gentle and
dsposition horsy not Of course
not Objectionable. All commune stioas, which will be
treated with that dence due TO their Importance may
be addressed TO Eugene. Herald ofhc.
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4 IATRIMONY MADE EASY. or HOW no WIN

MATkImONr MADE EASY, Oh HOW TO WIN
AVA loverPrefessor Lawton, Boston, formerly OF London
will send to any address receipt Of dollar post paid
plain directions TO enable ladies and 70 ths
devoted affections OF May Of tie opposite Their
hearts may desire The IL yet capt.
waiting, that all 10 married, irrespective ag appear
anee, POSITION and last though not least, b.
arranged with such md Gelcaey that detection i
possible ADDRESS Professor LAYTON Boston, hass Ne
letters taken from the Poet Once unless the postage raid
MATRIMoNIAL.-THE ADVERTISER WOULD PRE-
A face this Advertisement by saying that he perfectly
aware that this method Of procuring wife 70 use an
prcfson forcibe than elegant entirely run into
Fround," for the benefit n fueh do unserssnd
that phrase s pretty yell used pr sti ae that
BIS predecesors In this line have appro all the
yenps pretty and intelligent girls throughout tho
Ahd breadti OF the land and therefore, would he happy
70 opeH correspondence with any young lady possessing
the above qualifications The advertiser "a young good
locking and possesses kipd and sfectonste heart and
anisbe disposticn Any young lady DESTROYS Of
Eondns With yew to marriage, can do 70, BY addressing
II, Y, a, Broadway Post 0lse,
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SPORTING, sc.

CPoRTIl G.-IHERE WILL BE SHOOTING MATCH
- at q. Censy's, Forrest House, Cypress Hills plank
road between two crAoh Shots for hundred dollars
edncsday Slst ~ o'clock. Gao Of those 10 open TO
match any man for any amount.
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"A ADAnE MORROW Will Make NATRrNoxY EAsf.
N asA will show tbs hkeuess OF the future husband
Absens friends, through will
70 lilo inmate and unllumtn ssfby invoking power
Of her wonderful science Gentlemen admitted. NO
rs Broeme strest between Canon and Coln strest
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LBEKT H NlCOLAY AUCTION EkR-GREAr SALE
"A Of marble statuary Bohomian glass ware silver
rla.ed and pAp,ur msehe goods, tea Ncoisy Co.
viii sell NJ suction Thnrsday and Friday Juno and
- le o'clock At the auction street. Sgno.
ovspnis sale bic statury vases azIss carl
receivers Bohemian glass wsro silver plated 90 PAPER
naehe goods &c being the haance o. his mports
then per bark Advance Abe mar bic statuary includes
nle pieces consisting in part Venus Hece and
0agdAlehe by The most emincnt mater also some
v.ly pretty aabas satuettes gr ups 80 comprising
Venus dancing Gjrs of Three Graees Faith in
God Apollo Belyider raomi and Child Diana and
Deer and beau ul too to
le very large and varied Of BardKlo, yel
low Of agate Mediei Erruscan hebe cian,
Eeapots Roman and work including superb
PAIR feet hph Roman gothic card receivers,
Mosaic wsteh cases agate and aabaster eAnd Flor
entire Mosaic iplad tables baskets &C.
sfver patsd Rirhy silver plated esstor heavy s
walters coffee and c"fee of4 and
pieces Yforstd cake baskets card SEWERS liquor
&c all the best sheffield BronEes in ,ludes
Aae bronze and ornuiu Clocks candeahras
figures groups &c. bohemian glass ncludes
useul aud ntAl articles French china
glass sin-s dcoaners salts 10 Papier
.che goods consist u tables chairs trays inaid work
boxer writing desks card trsys 10 Paran includes
Of the most specimens of this elegant ware
Copeland comprises fgn es Of the mos srtisso dessns
o. Water carrier be PAristna Pa"dora Pr0me-
theus Hercules Faurnes with Ased flowers 20.
he largest and finest sale Of these goods ever
herd in this city.
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:.. .ss !: ~. !
r Il: :::a' q 1s
isy $3.50 Ass , q. 's nai. ro sn
:s.is: opss al round. very Light for on' or two
uENRY LEEDS CO. AUcTIS sSs ..sIs RE-
IL. s:,. ;:i;::s.: e. sS p,s, vs..
g =:
70. s's
surs fancy goods ..d carriages. g. Ia addition %
: s; g. ': s;:s
& q sssa
general aas'iS; sSDs CO. 10 s.,..u
between Csda. and Pine streets.
uENRY LEEDS. AUCrIO .EER-GREAT SALE or
u original awnings and e.chinss H Lesds 4 Co.
ssIosl DAY : 4 cir new s.f.ry s..ssr street.
,ssvssn Pine .Ds Cedar she entire sosston Of ossn.i
sansssns ss,sa
I. Ma s.Is
srssd eid and nodssn Of The various schools
is sss
r..ssIs Their rsr,y e such sn.s - ne
IL the Upi,sd states Consequently the
nrcn their galleries cabinets that nay
AGAIN Can seen With catalogues on Monday AID Ny 70
IIEkkY II LEEDS, AUCTION Ekk-bY IL. II. LEEDS
III Co-W edpesdsy May 81, st IL O'Clock, 10 froat Of
the store 10 Nassau street hsndsoms bay horse fifteen
hands high stylish driver six years DID, just from the
try warranted tornd kind in respect, and
antesd 70. tr.t nile In three minutes or no sale
HENRY h LEEDS, AucrIoNEsR-BY u. H. LEEDS
III Co -FrioAy, Satin, day and Monday, June q and
~ % o'clock each At the store No 200 Bower be-
tween Delanoy and Rvngton streets BY Of Isaac
Alexander assignee Assgnses sale Of iume Ass as
ment Of har clocks. furnishing utenss
to composing some Of tie largest q the
ar,s LOT q block sheet copper iron and brass scldsr
stoves Of siae description ranges CRATES far
Dutch togsSAer With srea, vxriety Of
cooking utensils all made In the best and II the
Substantial materials Carpsntes Tools-Con
planes bits braces tiles, hatchsts hammers
ehi.sis sdaes screws nails serswdriyers gmlo', 80
Also gardening and other PIGMENTS shoves koes rae
spades pithtorls towels Wees sledgss .qasres bolts
sotmes Of paror office and kitchen clocks in mahogany
ana p.per msche pearl na cases Of every ze ana %
scription and ali IN sst rate order Brittana wxreTea
sets cartors salts u baskets cake baskets &c. House
furrisbng srtisle-C Of refgerators PAPER
trays and cades table and cut
lsry water alters scales clothes
pans Kettles Gil cans chains, WOODWARD. Also, al the
consisting counters shelvng fixtures DESKS
drawers, Showcases, 30
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UCTION SALE OF OIL PAINTS G5. PETER
"a PARKS auctiopcer, will sell Thursday, June
10 oclock At the sales ROOM ~ Nassau street.
valuable oil paintings comprising historical cassi cal
sonsse sebsets landscapes soripsur.l pieces eompos
ons, &C., BY many Of the most celebrated artists also
large invoice paintings OF the German school, In
eIAmes, iust arrived. CAtalogues 81 sale.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


GRAND APOLLINEA 16 BOND sTREET-P. sARac.
VI co, professor, inventor and sole tsacher known m
America Of The and fashionable daucs The honor
to sppre the first class OF society That he gives lessons
all hours during all the year. us the Ia
dies and sentemen and that besdos his most modest
and elegant dances entirey different fro those taught
w several so called dancing masters In Nov York the
kenust de In Cour In great fashion In Paris aud
London will be taught by himself In the style, the
services Of ballet gir asstant being with
hes eater.
r DE @ .BROOKE's DANCING ACADEMY S6l BaOOME
IL. ttreet, between Broadway and Bowery, will continue
all the AL the dances taught in
course Of zen Lessons.
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NSTRUCTTON.
LII READ.-D1OGRNLS s6UGHT TRUTH.-IT rs
"A found In MT BRISToW, NO. $50 Broadway, room No.
49, we'll celebrased - the best teacher OF
m.pshp Ladies and gsntonen OF every are sure
gain free rapid, beautiful handwriting Terms
L,REkCH LANGUAGE.-TII0sE WHO ARE DRSIROUs
of acquiring perfect knowledge of the French Ian
and SPEAK IL huently In short mc With the pure
fsritisn accent, call ct Mr. Bubos, 75I broadway
Ladies' CLASSES by Mdms. Dubos Gentlomens classes BY
Mr. Dnios
l'RENCH AND GERMAN TAUGHT, BY MR.. 4. TEL
4 LERlkG 4sS Broadway, formerly Referendsre d la
couI ko,as and professor q a. Paris yisana
years for his excellent mode Of teaching the above
languages.
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uENRY n. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER-BY a. LEEDS 4

HENRY n. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY II II LEEDS
II Co., ednesdsy Nay 81 sens.sl household furniture,
0k o'clock the house liz Bank street. between Green
wtsh aad ashnston Streets consulting Of tapestry Brus
cells AID ingram carpets mahog and hair cloth paror
furniture mantel ornaments, and ahan octave
Haneiors, ssrd pier and centre tables With
nAxble tops lace window cartains cornices mahogany
bedroom furniture oclohs nnttresss Atler beds and
pewa mahogany extsnsion tables do chairs and GARD
uENRY II. LIEDs, AUCTrOHEKR-BY H. H.
LEEDs CO. at II o'clock. this day, At No. Io5
tuition street. closing sale Of paintings mante pier
sns oval mirrors being the balance OF goods remaining
soid from previous sales, and comprising colisoon Of
spendtdly framed mirrors Of all sxes and descriptions
so .esAnt modern oil psiatnss BY all Of tue most ces
masters Of the present time As the above 10 the
SSionng sale OF these roods, would amend
an che public 20 take th opportunity and supply
themselves with really good articles auction prices
HEsRY H. LEEDS. AucrIorEER. nv HI.
slio,l LIDS 4, CO on Thnrsday, June l. 1864, 1t IL
IN 'front.' Of tie ttore, 10 street. II
uty disposed Of at private sse very superor baak
siehg pony Warranted perfectly sound, and knd and
IRON Al vice about eight years old equal In beauty
tioeo 20 any pony in the country Can be seen BY
applying ~ cur once, No ~ Nassau street
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\ UCTION NO1ICE-THE LEAeE, GOODWILL, AND
"A fixtures Of salooB--Z NEWlLL co will self
1Aarsdsy, !ane At IL o,,loSk At No West Broadway
Of private sale toe eatre M
tnyss Of the above the whole subject to
of e400 The fixtures nearly and cost
eA00o For particulars apply to z NEwELL 1 Co., auo-
{Aunaer. Nassau street.
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n q HOUGH, AUCTIONERR AUCTION NOTICE.
LIZ Immense and ed sale the City Assembly
Eso.s 40 near Grand street snd ever Geo.
ChFisty woods Minstfela Wednesday aa1 Thursday
Nay and Juno Of Si0O,000 worth Of riol csbinst
esrntsrs, in suits and sneycf All grades styles sad
a.A aaa hair CLOTH rich French porcelain decorations
DaDiex achs goods magnificent Wilton Aabusson velvet
tapestry carpets and elegant coyk figures
nssers such Cncherns. Nunn Gilbert. stsrs
Shesd cutlery nns cst glass ware e. togesher with
largo catalogue Of artcs both useful and
entail but mention. The
VIII take place stated above and without regard
- ~ be purchased In the city be-
By best Broadway uracturera md
ssksr gooes being quality viii be faiy war.
rsntsd Terms of SALE cash for all t16;
Nat sAtfActory indorsed four months will
- taken The - a this sale viii be th: largest
worth the Of aud other 20
Dsrchass goods st low pice The goods be ready
Asx exhibition this DAY asd evening.
D. s. aoUGH, Auctionssr,
YriYAte eAlea No.
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lJARLEn LUTs-THE VALUABLE PROPERTY OF
II nr Van schack Harlem 10 to be sold without re.
serve day II o'clock at the herohsns exchange
By ANTONY J. BLkECkER. IL consists Of about fb
ufu lots all IL BUILDING purposes and vAiuahie
water privilege of Harlem river sale Il
Hissd will be very liberal the
Of purchase remain bond
and for ten
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UCTIoN NoTIcE.-FOR SALE ONE VERY sUPE-
"A silver mounted sod. we'll eAlca Ased for
counter VI the beautifully finished foun
taiAs in this city. Can be At she Of
SAMUEL OSGOOD, 81 Nassau street.
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INSURANCE.
A sTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. NO. 81 CHAT
II ham, corner Of Duane htrectAt an election held
18th inst the following named gentlemen duly
elected Directors for the ensuing year, Wis.
VIM. I. Pnckney, Joseph g. Appeby, benjamin Merriam,
John A. Bunting, Wm. q. Artbur, John b. MORGAN,
klias q. Lr.hs, TrancsW. 0gsbury. Abrsm Duryee.
Daniel r. Willets, John Leverage, VIM A. Brown,
Elijah Hougkton, John H. Durham. Thos. Williams Jr.
IN l.. Conklin Etsnexer II. Brown George II Franklin
Peter II. 1tus Geo. d. hitdeld, Benjamin ". Clapp
VIM. Evera.i, James = Trssborn, Stephen Psn.
And At . subsequent meeting Of Directors Liam T.
Esq WAS unanimously elected Presdent " the
Company for the next year.-New York, April Is 1854.
ROBT. d. HAnT. seorstary.
HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE
Ii No. Tryon corner Chatham street fnsuros
the most favorable terms against loss and damage are
ON dwellings, stores, merchandise, &c
&c. WIsAEs. Secretary.
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE. COMPA
Ly-Cash capital $500, 000.Ofics los Broadway cor
Pine street THIS Company IL prepared insure
and their csrgoes, against loss damage by fire.
James Lormer Grahsm, Warren Delano, Jr,
howard whitsbouse, Henry butler,
Joseph B. vsrnum, Bowes X. Mclvsine,
Fs: sss.as AGplsS s.o. n hs.ny DT Ssss IT,
William X. Strong Gilbert 4. Beeekman,
Moses Taylor, Joseph N. Strong,
yamesO sheldon, Lorrsin Freeman,
Daniel Parish, howard Maeomber,
Gustavus A. Conovsr, john La Fargo,
Martin Bates, Jr., Charles r. Appeby,
Isaac =. Taylor, Jeremiah Wilbur.
JAMES LORfMER GkAHAM, President
EswARD A. srArsBuRr, Secretary.
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A UsTRALIA-THE SPLENDID NEW CLIPPER SHIP
"A WINS Vt 1HE MORNING 10 now loading: and will
have immediate despatch for Melbourne For freight
passage, having superior aocommoda iens apply to
MA1LLtR h LORD I0S wall street, or 70
ARKELL Il ELLIOT, ll6 fsarl street.
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HENRY LEEDS .AUCTIONEER-BY Il. H. LEEDS
IL Wednesday Nay 31st at IL clock in FROM Of
No 10 Of whom it may
concern double sporting phaeson without top One
persons glass sides and sash DOORS very ne article
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TOM l. .vANDEwATEE, AycrIoNIRR .vANDE;

John L. vANDEwATER, AycTIoNERR mvANDE,
O'clock 1T 80 Pine and Sc Cedar Streets splendid asor
ment Of rich fancy goods silver plated 40 consisting
In part Of rich china tetes escre
oirs TOILET bettis. Psria1 water pitt hers cream DO
wedgewood card pates terra Gotta ware vases flower
potts. RIB Beauvos dessert set eoosnes coffee cups
1e Also silver plated ware csstor cake BASKETS candle
spoons solo silver mugs topgs 40 Also line OF
paintings in rich gilt frames paper mache goods
Catalogues ready.
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HENkY LEEDS, AUCTION EER-BY H II. LEEDS
III Cow edpesdsy, May 81 At IL o'clock, 10 froat OF
~ Nassau street handsome bay HORSE nfteen
high stylish driver six DID, just from she
try warxnted kind in respect, and
anteed TO- tr,t nile In three minutes or no sale.
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TOHN Z. VAN ANTWERP, AUCTIONEER.-As-
q signee's sale, stock Of hardwsre, &c. J. Van Ant
Son will sell on Thursday. June ls At o'clock,
200 Chatham street by order Of the assgnees the
tire stock cutlery tools plated and Brtanns
and hose furnishing articles in the above
together with the fxtureselass cases. counters
desks &c. Terms-three for Of 4lOO up
wards approved endorsed notes city acceptance Cat
logues ready.
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DiASUS lily MUNGER, MANUFACTURERS
And Dealers leave call the
70 their extensive Assortment Of somssina
all the dinere les Of
In the United States for durability and soase9usntiy
standing In tune Of breadth, and
Of tone second hand pianos taken In exchange for new
ones Pianos aiso Sold payable inssalmsn salt
chAsers. New pianos let tho
or quarter. Cash paid for second hand pianos
ELI MUNGEK, No. 8U Brsadway.
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TohN L. yANDEWATER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oeocs large assortment fancy goods Co. Consisting
part 100 dos extra quality alve, tea table and dss
sert spoons table and forks soup and gravy
Ladder, mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs,
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NOTICE -THB srRAnsHIP oURLEw WILL NOT
IN sail from New fork 70 BsEnudA AAd 81 Thomas
June 1b, ass verhsed, having besA determined On TO
discontinus the liAe for the future. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

w = WHITES, fttIIUNEEH, Will SELL ON
Ihurscay a. 10 o'clock At Is7 Canal street a large
quantity Of genel heufehod furniture every
ton .os,fer with elegant tapestry three ply other
cret also one Of Needhams patent sofa so
All the furniture sayed from the IRE Thirty strse
comparing the entire IN niture n three story houae
chsn prnitprei &C. The carpets very slightly dsmased