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FURNITURE.


ALWAYS READY.-FINE CABINET FURNITURE
"A housekeeping goods and fancy Internationally, ).
HOUGH cs the particular attention Of purchasers 20 bis
Beekman street four doors below Gold street where
always be found the arges choicest rarest Richest and
complete assortment of everything pertaining 70
housekeeping furniture of every description style and
price, Of all kinds and grades oilcloth beds,
blankets bedding mattresses oil paintings par Gnd oval
CANT msnte decorations clocks t&c; and in addition
multitude OF articles both useful and ornamental all OF
which will be cold cheap icash All goods warranted 70
give entire satisfaction.
LNEAKELLED COTTAGE FURNITURg.-MATHEwsA
tho Crystal Palace AVID American Institute Tor the
best suits Of enaneed chamber furniture and invite tn
public ~ examine their extensive stock. Suits with had
mattresses straw palases pillows and holsters from ~
ENANKLLED FURNITURE.-BUYERs OF THU
~ fashionable style Of furniture solicited examine
tae stock ~ the sslesroom factory Of H. WARWICK
u Whe street three doors Of Broadway The trad
and shippers supplied as usual
L,URNiTUREi PURNITURE.-AT THE SPLENDID
~arerooms, No 77 Broadway, very larre and splen
did assortment OF cabinet furniture of uay for
city and country consisting Of rosewood oak walnut
hogany libraries wsrdrobes secretary bookcases eegcr
phrlor furniture In suites covered In French satin broca
telle or velvet bedseads dressing bureaus washssnds
marble top centre pier and fancy ron tables cribs hat
stands sewing chairs rocking chairs etegere iron
stands rosewood, wulnu mahogany; oak walnut
and mahogany extension dining tables dining chairs
70 match horehar mattresses and all other kinds paAs
see feathers and feather beds holsters and pillows Ase
general OF household furniture we'll worthy
Of attention. A. b. MCKINNEY, 707 Broadway.
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rUur PARADISE or M,uovpT

THE PARADISE OF MAHoMET-PAIyTED BY
i sehopin engraved by Jazet Size OF the print 23x9s
inches price Of eachi PLATA S2 exquseiy ooored
after the original painting $50 This truly charming on
craving presents the promised land the believers
the Mahometsn faith, and admirably pted AZ one Of
the most beautiful paror pictures Published yeas Just
received and FOR sale By W. SCHAUS Prntseller and
lists Colorman, 303 Broadway, second floor. "
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FINE ARTS.

PRITisH FLEET IN THE BALTIC.-JUsT PUBLISH
- ed q new chart Of the North and Baltic Seas on
scale to form companion to map OF the Turkish Pro
yinces with enlarged plans of Cronstadt Reye &C. &C.
bined fleets. WILMER 4 ROGERS, AZ Nassau street
price in eover ents @E*~~''
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EXTRA PAY.

TT g. SAILORS OR THE HEIRS or THOSE VINO
u served In the Pacific any time from Is4G 20 1853
can receive their ertra pay Of
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XI hold fnrnitnre-Milliau Irvi 4 % aail at

WILLIAM IRVING / CO.. AUTHORIZATIONS
w hold furniture-William Irving Co. will sell at
suction on Saturday May 3 at l0 ocloct At the sales
rooms No Pine street. large and sfnerAl
removed for convenience sale cor stng Of suits OF Gle
CANT carved paror furniture
telle and plush superb Wilton carpets elegant
Brussels carpets threepy and ingram carpets
sofas in hair cloth paror chairs do ottemans elegant
clocks rrandoes caudelabras plated candesticks
perb gilt frame oval mirrors elegant pier mantle
glasses oil paintings and engraving rosewood bookcases
mahogany sideboards, secret aries French bedsteads
marble top dressing bureaus do Wristbands plain
sany bureaus writing desks dressing tables dcboard
cane seat chairs chairs hair mattresses feather
holsters and pillows straw mattresses pslases mahog
any extension dining tables mahogany tables black
walnut and maple cottage bedtead toilet
embroidered muslin window curtains window shades
dinner and tea sets crockcry and glassware, cutlery
titehen furniture, &c. Also superb Turkish carpets
just received and before exhibited 10 feet by 6
feet 20 feet by II feet Rosewood 6 octave piano
hogany octave do, mahogany 6h octave do.
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/ fMAS Cory JOHN KEEsE-sALE THIS EVE.
mng o. valuabe paintngs-This evening Saturday,
h o'clock in the gallery 4s Broadway recently 90 su.
Ia by the Dusseldorf collection takes place OF val
paintings nsH 81 them genuine old pciures Of the
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A UCTION SALE OF RICH HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURk
"A and house furnishing articles elegant pier and oval
This day Saturday. May 49, at IVY O'clock at No ~
Thirty sixth street. consisting OF rich
wood parlor in crimson and silk
made by Meeks richly carved rosewood centre and sofa
tables do eide and tables rosewood and mahoga
hedeads bureaus and washstands with marble black
walnut and painted bureaus washstands bsdseads chairs
mahogany wardrohes dinner and tables
card tables dressing bureaus Gothic hall chairs rich
hognny hat wood etegeres and
stands brocaee window curtains lace under curtains
window shades carved mahogany sofas in hair
rocker reception chairs rich oil paintings sngravings
hair and paases fenther beds holsters and
pillows elegant French counterpane lars quantity sill
plated ware richly chased handsome China tea SETS
ivory table cutlery twelve foot black walnut extension
dining table do mahogany dining table ten feet together
mence. Sale shine. and deposits required.
SYLVESTER STOVEK, Auctoneor.
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Il D Y a
81 TER 4 TURNER will sell on Monday aud Tuesday,
May IS pne m at l0 o'clock at the sales 80 Pine and
so Cedar streets Household furnituroasrge
fureture consisting in part of carved rosewood mahogany
black walnut and oak parlor dining shamber
basement furniture sns covered in French satin
teo plush and hair cloth sofas tcte tetes oouches
fro rble mirror front and fretwcrk
coTnenres book music stards satuary marble top pier
sofa and ntre tables Noltare Gothic and paror
chairs rockers French porcelsne decorated toilet
sets crystal cut glassware bronze marble Partisan clocks
oil paintings silk under glass paintings in
French plate pier glasses rich decorated oval and toilet
mirrors plated table dessert and spoons and
forks casters cutlery, &c Dining furnture-maho-
gany, black walnut and oak extension dining tables aho
gsny and oak marble top sdeboard
dining room arm chairs &C. Chamber Northumberland
ing Of carved rosewood mahogany black walnut
marble top Ain bureaus washstands
French, Gothic and scroll bedstosds wardrohes
toilet tables mirrors seat chairs. &C. enamccd
marble top and plain chamber furniture suite mares
yes warranted best eurled hair palases &c Catalogues
on morning Of sale.
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+ ARGE AND IMpORTANT SALE OF CITY BUILT

r ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF CITY BUILT
FTpr ssrringss sAssons sulLsys 4eIWIL IL Raj
through Coffin Haydock Tuesday May 16. 1884 st IL
his stock OF carriages Included In the sale will be
standing top Ro"kawsys shifting scat phsetons four seat
BRETT four and Elk seat standing top rockawAys doctor
gig phaetons Boston made chsses seat Boston
gs shifting top bugges close buegies top buggies
four seat hunting sulkeys and business
Terms at sale
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"A the Bank Coffee House. Pine street near Nassau-On
Inesdsy Nay IT, as osi9ck on the pssTses an the
prsng hrstrae bar, tables cutlery glass Scotch
ALE hrandes wines &C. sold account Of
ing the building Terms cash Catalogues may DO had OF
the auetioneer, PETER PARKS. 70 Nassau street.
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81 y. LEEDS AND A. c. TrrrLE- AuCrIoNEERs.

II II. LEEDS AND A. c. FUTILE, AUCTIOSEERS-
H. Mortgages sale of elegant furniture looking glasses.
&c, contained in Sanderson's Family Hstel," era.
mercy psrkH H. Leeds Co. and A. C. Tuttlc ~iil sell
and 2oth inst I0 o'clock each day by virtue Of several
chatel mortgages the entire elegant furniture, LOOKING
glasses &e contained in Sanderseps Family Hotel
Gramercy park between Twentieth and Twenty street
comprising tho furniture of eleven buildings md having
furnished within tho last six months Particulars in
future adver tisements. JOHN ". SOMERINDYKE,
Attorney for Mortgages.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS. FOR LUNBER.-OTvICE or THE Gov
errors Of Aims House May 10, 1854 Sealed proposals
WI be received by the Governors Of the Aim Ho1se
ner once, RotundA, Park, until O'Clock M OF Ne
10th instant for furnishing and delivering Bsekwes
leland the yellow and white pine lumber re1nired 70 com
pete the south end Of the workhoue Parties estimating
Tor the above on making application at this once Will e
furnshed with list OF the quality and quanty and any
information required.
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day at 10 o'clock, at Isl Canal street. large and
desirable assortment of household furniture of every
eorton sofas rocking and other chairs centre dining
yea tables mirrors, paintings window curtains secon
hand plane elegant tapestry carpets oil cloth stair rods
mahogany and walnut bedsteads hair mattresses feather
beds dressing and plain bureaus Wristbands wardrobes
dining room and kitchen furniture &C. also quantity Of
Porsrhouse fixtures kegs liquors dec nters glass
e mirror plated trays beer pumps counters oyster
stands, &c.
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n BOYLE, AUTHORIZATIONS NO. 46 CENTRE
street-Groceres on Monday. 18th inst at 10 o'clock,
~ West Seventeenth street. choice and wol selected
stock comprising teas coffee barley rice soap,
candles and every article .pperainug retail store
platform scales counter scales mill and har
ness, together with all the fixtures Oil and oil cans
lasses n cans - :
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M s. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER-BY HOUGHTON L
w Mellor-Cabiuet makers stock At nuc.ion-Monday,
May 10 at hapsst zen O'clock at No. $50 Hudson street,
the entire stock Of Mr. George Smith, Of his
moving The stock consists in part follows Elegantly
carved rosewood paror furniture suite do
mirror doors rich osbinets writing tables bedstads in
redwood mahogany and oak bureaus and Wristbands 10
sidehoards extension dining tables easy volAire and
too numerous to mention in fact kind of
fnrniture that be found cabinet makers
This saleoners unusual those
ing lot will he sold to the highest bidder
uneer Mr. Smiths supervision Catalogues the morning
OF sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

ToHN 4. vANDEwArER AUoTIONEEK.-yANDE-
WA1IR TURNER win sell at auction on Satur,,
day May 49, at lo1 o'clock At $50 broadway corner OF
White treet-Housebolo an elegant
assortment Of paror furniture viz carved rosewood and
mahogany tes atete sofas voltares sewing and other
chairs in broeatele and hareth stegeres
BILE centre side and pier tables card tablss
and library bookcases; encoignurcs washstands &C. Aso
rosewood and mahogany bedroom suits mArsietop bu-
hight stands toilet stands hairs &C.
mattresses feather beds holsters Do window curtains
rods; oil cloth hat stands hall chairs &c. Also several
beautiful oil paintings in rich gilt frames together with
rosewood panoorte Of fine tone and Ansh Dubois Sea-
bury makers-the whole mFriseg the furniture Of
sman about leaving for Europe Catalogues morning Of
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TJEsRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-BY II H. LEEDS
Ii &Co.. Tuesday May 49, at the studio No 709I Broad
Washington place beautiful original oil paint
rf collected hy artist during residence Of fourteen
In Italy This collection is composed chiefly OF srg
nal oil painting Of the Roman Tuscan Venetian Lo
bard and Flemish schools; them splen did
works from the pencil Of Andrea del sato Pordenone
Claude, Holy Family, attributed to Raph ,e Piero de
Cortons Orizonte, v. Mola, Savata Rosa Tentorreto
currsd fdonsa Leonardo da vinc ana others OF great
merit Can BIS examined few days before the sale
the owner Is about leaving for italy.
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UCTION NOTICE.-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.-
"A By Thos Bell II. N. Bush. This day, Saturday. May
teasve sale of valuable of all descrp
lions Sofas looking glasses elegant Brussels carpets
beds mattresses bedsteads &C. quantity of fittings
lamps, bureaus The furniture Of restaurant-Twelve
marble top tales mosaic centre and dining tables table
ON lery. table linen oilcloth, &C.
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IIESRf II. LEEDS a CO.. AUCTIONEERS.-WE KE
speetfuy notify friends and the public generally
street the pseious store 10 between Pine and
Cedar streets where We have much extensive
cdaons regular sales than heretofore and sha
Ssua devote ourselves the sale Of works Of urn
ture fancy goods and carriages TO- In addition
these facilities have lifted mp picture gallery upwards
eighty twenty six feet with light every
sd disposal Of pictures and other works Of both
public AND private sA For particulars Of taes refer
0u- geGer al asetion adver IL eue nts.
HENRY II LEEDS CO.. 10 Nassau,
between Cedar and Pine st rests.
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A UCTION NoTICE-CHOICE RASPBERRY VINES,
"A Shanghae fowls, &c.-Z NEWELL a. CO. will sell on
saturday May 18th, o'clock ct the auction room
70 street 900 choice raspberry vines in lots
suit pm Also choice invoice OF pure blood
Shanghae and Chittagong fowls PETER PARKS, Auc-
M street
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MARX WRAY, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL, THIS
u dnv, at lo1s o'clock at his sales ROOM 6l Houston
street OF Wooster the entire furniture
family removed for convenience OF SALE consisting of bed
steads bureaus mattresses tables chairs SOFAS
hand piano, &c. Sale positive.
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T. VAN ANTWERP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e.. glass and China, &c = E. VAN ANTWERP SON
ZIG Pearl street. lis white granite light blue dpt
and China creekery ware Also, 10 crates brown
packages glass ware Of all biads 100 dozen Rockingham
spittoons two casks China in Sets A pieces &C. The
above will be opened and sol in lots to suit
B. City dealers grocers and country merchants will find IT,
to interest to attend All packed in
dnrf for ahinnnC
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ATTACHMENTS.

RRoADwA9 THEATRE. A MARSHALL, SOLE
saturday evening, My i viii Ss PsEformed :
Michael oRielly ~. Mr. Barney williams
Rsana s'cAf Ny ic.yeacf acrary sa rhsss
KsPsSa Morris Mary Mo.iar.y Mrs Warren
coNNEcTicUT coipiRrise. '
''A'~ IRISH fHRujsn nf' barney "'''@"'
Dennis Mcshane .......,........M Mr. Baruey Williams
Jenny Ilnd. Ms Barney williams
NBLo's GARDEN.,-DooRs OPEN AT I; TO COM
5ossni. Private Boxes g. o.sSessra seats 81 Each
s sf and ONLY
THE WONDERFUL n nAHfts AND MILE TR'A
'l s1'','l's.' THE tight ROPE, ,
y s ss IsnSn nSs q r'
Followed blythe three . t .nn,%s q
in which NILE Urea Matthias Nine Marzctt, Mile Gilman,
an nd N, Paul u Brilliant will appear, ,
psn Rsys
aondas The wonderful Raves and Urea Matthias.
WALLAcK,s THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR
w Broone street-Doors open att; TO commence at ~
Saturday s1y Il T Il
&ssa''a pass as:a NJ S.ssss
DFa'Sh Mr. chiD'sRRaa;Nfn s TPssR Phillips
Pysst mssy
sss5 Manuel y. s:sss: S:s siSs
CHRIsTy's ORIGINAL MIssTRRLs, NO. 47s BROAD
WAY Above Grand street Organized Si The hr's
,'A' TIE si adpE TsoSPE Or THE WORLD
yssrs received pasronAss Unparalleled
the annals Of amusement in this city.
rhe only pavar. u e cRs Il GSr,s.y
former in Ethiopian The present company
at ~ M except George n arringtOn3 who
A D. Chrsty IL to info
public that they hsyg With any Other
E. p. CHRisTY, Manager and Proprietor.
RucKrEY's sERENADERs CHINESE HALL. $50
- Broadway n oPE ,ss E .TsssSs N Heir
The Oldest established and most talented company in ex
piap Entertainments the first sing operatc Choruses
IT, Sonor to that the Concerts Of se
Will stl be conducted m les present stys.nn
JAS. BUCKLEY q SONS, Propriosors,
DR. AsBorT,s EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES WILL be
~ kept exhibition NJ the Stuyvesaut Institute $50
hrosdway While for for this conn
ssea
PRooKLYN Observation-Disclosures BENEFIT
MUMMY rae ooDf sS Mn cEsk
KoMBAsIEs FURIOsO singing Dancing Recitasicns.
a fPss rsSs ha.ts nGf hi a
ss have aSp and eh brooklyn
"ATERBURf'S FIFTY CENT GIFT ENTERPRIZE.
w Magn hcent tabeaux of Historic Patriotism in the
United States Great success Full rooms, Certificates
selling possible for the 1000 600 presents
SJ00000. See bills exhibition full advertisement in
Times Of this day.
A LBANY MUsEUM-BENEFIT OF NIX. AND MRS.
~ W J. Florence the Irish and Yankee perfor mersSa
turday, May -,
The performance will with the Irish of
PADDY, THE PIPER.
PADDY Mr. Flo Kath,sn Mrs J Florence
by Mr.. Florence, entitled
MISCHIEvOUS ANNIE.
Annie Spruce, the Dutch Frow, Biddy Malouncy Miss
Prmp, Araminta Dusenbury Mrs. w. j. Florence, in
which she will sing the celebrated Dutch Organ Song
received with great applause throughout the country At
ter which, the lrish drama,
THE MARTYR TO SCIENCE.
Murphy. MIR. Florence Mary. Mrs. Florence
The whole to conclude with
TWO LORD FLANNIGANS.
Flaming ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Florence
Huda Cormdone, Yankee Gal. Mrs. Florence
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STOLEN GOODS.

STOLEN BONDS STOLEN OR LOST IN CINCIN
~ natl on the 4th instant eight bonds of the Juno
ton Railroad Company Of one thousand dollars
bsred from two hundred and humid
thirty pht inclusive Portions cautioned
ng these bonds. JNO. X. VAIL.
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WM. Writers, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
day. at l11s o'clock At ISL Canal street by yirtue
execution two Of dry goods ontanng silks
Inns. and other articles, by order Of the Sheriff.
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SHIPPING.

ErOR LIvEEP0OL.-UNITED STATES HAIL srEAM
ship PACIFIC, r. Nye, commander. This steamshi
Yin depart with the United stsss mails for Europe pes
loot o. Canal street For freight passage having
sauAlsd for elegance comfort apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS rs Wall street
Passengers are requested to be on board ., nv A NJ
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Pacific, and sa
Hay q.
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A BLEECKER WILL SELL At AUCTION ON WE'D
n. nesday May IL 1884 Mt IL NJ At the Merchants Ex
change New York by order of the Supreme Court and
der the direction of George T. Strong referee the following
desirable property. viz :-On Tenth and Thirty
third street.-The five four story brick houses with stores
and basement underneath together with lots OF
ground situated next the southwest Of Tenth
and Thirty third street and known Nos 1888 $50
3 3 aud 35l Tenth Also the four three story
brick houses with stores and basement stores underneath
togetl with lots Of ground known Nos A5 3 $40
and 81 Tenth west between Thirty second and
Thirty third streets and directly adjoining the above de-
tced property The above houses have all been recently
built in good ind substantial manner On Thirty third
strtAso the three aud basement brick houses
and lots known Nos 36 sS 800 and s2 Thirty third
street south side commencing fyhve feet west OF the
Tenth and directly in the rear of the above de-
scrbed Tenth avenue proprry THESE houses arc nsar
iron tanrs and court yards IL front On Thirty second
strcetAsn LARGE yauah BILE lot OF ground situated
the north side OF Thirty second street commencing one
of the Tenth and the OF
the property This lot very large and desirable
being twenty feet front Thirty second street forty
the by from ninety eight to hundred
And twenty feet M inches In depth For the exact di
above houses lots refer to the also
maps terms and further particulars apply to the
tioneer No. Broad street, of G. Stt No 52 John
street GEORGE r. STRONG, Referee
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-BY H. II. LEEDS
IL Co, Monday May Is, genteel household furniture.
I0 o'clock No 60 Pierrepont street Brooklyn
Hicks street by all street ferry consisting Of rich Brus
sells and apery pets Brussels stair and in
pets rosewood sofas lounges chairs cloth
hogany chairs ottomans and divans IN hair cloth
elegant rosewood marble centre tables etagcre book
spep did pier glasses rich satin window
tans lace do rich cornces mahogany bedseat bureaus
wardrobes washstands pnlasses hair mattresses gran
aoes rosewood panoore rosewood tapestry covered
ling maple bedsteads also China glass and silver plated
ware; also, the kitchen furniture.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

-
CAMpKN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHuLADEL.
pha from pier M N.rth ri,er-ry, lines daily ~
seamboat John Potter Amboy thence ~ car. 10
way Ii.es. and camden. f.rs 81 srpTs.. lines p n,
through in nvs hours; fare g.
EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY
.s f 2s Gs SssP nsS md
son hs'sg leon hted M expressly for this will
% Gay .h s..i Except s.ud. Sa leaving
Mnr4sy r.s sS a. NJ sp5Ss street
Grand s,es. a 81 csshsriae street aud
lily before Fishing tackle bali, san s. 20 p sss
cured on board. Refrsssment, will be provided Wv
MoRN,NG BOAT FOR PsEKsKILL-.FARE PITY
DOH, .'s, rry I s9E
Ihs new AID 'pendid steamer ELEcrA, Capt G. r siby
9eloea returning, viii leave ?sekskiii half past
NEw YORK syp PnLADILPHIA pIRrcT-yIA
lines s. S.- Yos oc Of ca
,. ., s.r:., :, NINE md eleven n
md !, &
sa xsesmoSssos line i ea sss a. sx. i1
Gas reduced prices. from cortiandt street thIongh IN ss
sorfoh sd,P Wilmington, and cs.rasses 10 tho sGoY:
% s ss as' .o s s..
anoen minutes before the train leaves
NEW. YORK AND HARLEM RATLRoAD.-0S AND
s ante gral & u. ss ss,s sf as ws S.
Centre and Elm streets for Abssy and Troy, asfolows
n. ~ r. ~.
afternoon express r. NJ, arriving at Albany 10 ~
JOHN u ELIOT, Superintendent
CUNDAY BOAT FOR AbBANy-MERcHANTs, LINE,
- Of Robinson street passage 30 centsSteamei
HERO Capt j. ". Isnoor will leave at +. NJ; for
freight apply board or Of Geo Stanley
Office the wharf
GuNpAY TRIP FOR THE SEASON TO NEwBURq
= and West Point landing 1t Yonkers, Hastings Dobbs
Ferry TArrytovn Sing Sing avestraw verplank Peeks
kill Corgens Dock and Cold SPRING touching Amos
each The new and oommodous steamer THos
T.. HULSE will commence her Sunday trina TO Neyburg
leaving New York from er at the foot Of Jay street sun
day mosnins May IA at ~ o'clock for the places
returning win leave Newhurg At o'clock r. N.
sion T. OF the finest ont OF New York gvng
FIN view Of the scenery Of the Hudson opportun
yoi spending part Of the day At any Of the deshu
places On the route.
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John W. SOMBRINDYKE AUCTIoNEER.-ExECU-
- tors sale OF household furniture. and women's
wearing apparel &cTbis day at the auction No no
Centre street. Of Franklin Mt 10 O'clock
the executors OF estate. bureaus bedteads feather beds
and bedding chairs tables large lot Of crockery cook
ing stove tin and iron also large quantity of
and women's clothing. trunks &c
JOHN BOMMIN p.
JOHN A. BEEKEIMER, EAocasofs'
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n G. HORTON, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w. day at o'clock, at No - sixth avenue, furniture
for OF sale oil paintings mirrors
beds, bedsteads, crcckery also fixtures Of saloon,
and of light harness.