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CITY
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1864.

o. Mr. IsKAKL E. JAaEs South Tenth Phladel
phia, general travelling agent assisted BY WA H. wKLD
JoHs COLLINS, JAMS DEsRNe, HARmTT Jos Buros, Gao
BurroS isAAo NJ BopIKg, EDAUsn w. Why, WILLIAM L.
WATERMAN, and GRoRsK /. Nelson.
90 Nr hEsRT NJ Lewis, Montgomery, Alabama, Is
sTai travelling Alabama and Tennessee
sisted by O. T. LEw JAMES o. LEWIS, and SAMUEL d. LEWIS
Mr. DANIEL DKoKnERr Pennsylvania authorized receive
subscFpt ons TO this aud receipt for the
90 Receipts from either Of will be good.
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Mr. BRODHEAD obtained the floor but as the hour was
rather late gave way motion TO postpone the further
consideration Of the bin until Tomorrow which was
agreed to-
And then after an executive session Senate adjourned
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Mr. CRlTTENDENS SPEECH IN THE WARD TRIAL
As act Of justice to Mr.. Crenden, and in obedience
to of propret comply with the request
of number of friends in publishing the speech of Mr.
Crittenden in the Ward trial
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crvm ~ nIpLoMArlc ~

VIII UETNUNNTIN NIII
The House then went into committee, and proceeded
r 0RR in the chair to the consideration OF the civil and
diplomatic appropriation bill
After debating various amendments under the fve-nin-
ues rule without coming 70 any resolution the bil
Al fonr o'clock the House adjourned
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Mr. SUMNER in pursuance Of notice asked aud obtained
leave to introduce bill making grant cf land warrants
to the State Of Massachusetts, aid In the construction Of
tunnel under the Hoosac mountain, and providing for
the conveyance Of mails troops and munitions Of war
through tho free Of toll which read the first and
second times by unanimous consent and referred to the
Committee ON Public Lands
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bers Of Ahran's Loags No. 20, T. and A. n, Mutual
Lodge No ~, l. O. Of o. r., and liberty Hose Company
No. 10 are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this afternoon ct two O'Clock from residence Of
father No 2o7 Henry street. without further in vitation
On saturday June 8, VIZ. N. Coscxns, aged 80 years
The friends and soquantances Of the family are re-
specially invited 70 attend his funeral this at
ten O'Clock from the Church Of the Holy Trinity
Of Montague and Clinton streets Brooklyn without fur
On Sunday June at his late residence No 35S Tenth
street, CORNELIUS VAN VAIxR aged As years, months
His remains win be taken to Monroe, Orange county,
for nterment, to afternoon, at one O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
PErn WRrRkvnr, aged 90 years and II days.
His funeral will take place to morning. at half
past O'Clock from his late residence, No $50 Hud
street. The relatives aud friends of the family
respectfully invited to attend.
On Saturday, June 8, JoHs r. DErArIAIH in the osth
Of his age
His friends and relatives and those of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his Late
residence, No. st. Marks place, to morrow afternoon,
at four O'Clock, without further invitation
On suncay, Jane A. Mrs HESRIErrB w., wife Of Henry
W. Jacoby, aged IS years. month"; and Is days.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family and lso
those Of her Mr. Charles Jacoby respectfully in
vted to attend her funeral this afternoon O'Clock
from No. $50 Bleecker street.
On Sunday, June A. after short aud severe illness,
ROBERT R. CHADWICK, In the 4lst year Of his age.
His relatives and friends, and members Of Enterprise
Lodge, o. ofO.F respectfully invited to attend
street. this afternoon half past O'Clock, without
further invitation.
On SATURDAY, June 8, of consumption, Mrs. EITHER
On sunday, june !, Mr. JOHN STcnnI, aged % years.
late Of the 6rm Of Httle Fox Mitchell.
Connecticut papers please copy.
At Brooklyn, Sunday morning. June A. ROBERT g.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from Pacific street. between
Fifth and Flatbush road, Brooklyn this after
noon, at three o'clock
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The Common Council.

The Board OF Aldermen commence their sessions this
svenng, but know of nothing Of especial interest
public Importance that is expected to come before them
Immediately. Tue Russ and Reed contract for paving
the Bowery To this board until the resolu-
ton now before the Common Councilman for a con-
tract is disposed OF.
After two weeks recess the Board Of Councilmen will
bors this evening" it being the first day Of
he term As usual, the first week will be busy
Doe Consequence Of the great NUMBER OF petitions that
usuay hrungs the Presidents table after the board
aiken a recess.
Among the important documents that 1t is hoped will
be taken up that relating to the Gansevoort property
an relative 10 tie purchase Of Beekman street brick
church Of the city the United states gov
-rnmont.
II tie plans for City Hall, proposals for which
advertised in the daily papers received during
We session the board some immediate action in this
mt o. tant matter may be expected.
Tie members the Board Of Councilmen intend adher
ing their former action in demanding equivalent
services rendered members Of the Board Of
iI.ai.h last winter From present appearances, this
term OF this branch of the city Legislature promises to
Re very busy and exciting aud one, DC, that
viii be attended with beneosal results to citizens Of
New York.
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Court CoIcnslur-Tbis Dov.

suPREnE CouR1-General Term Nos. 40, L. 2, lS, 81
80, So 10, 81, 40, &C, AZ, 40, ~.
suinEal CouAf-Circait.-N 49, 37s, 49, 479, 4l9
sos, sSS, 474, 40, 3t3, 423, 6lo to Sig.
COMMON ptsAs--Part Nos Az ST. $50 ISL, IL, a2s
4Sl, 5ie $40, e45, us T2S, 1885, 7e6, 7s2.
IcNhoY irHAs-Part Mos. 31s, T04, 1876, GIL, $751;
bSi, 700 6G5, 500, $40 10 s55.
sulNKloR CouKT, (wo branches mos. s24 Gs2, 1o7,
1905 1889, 1871, us l7 20 soS $50, 600 65l, es4
t5l IA ec6 .s6 tS4 4ss e42 $50, set, ess 992 1884,
p9e, 600 $50, Q55, 10, e67, 662, 10.
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l, SAMUEL l.. HAuGHros to MARY A.

On thursday, June l, SAMUEL L. HAuGHroN to MARY A.,
daughter Of VIM Brown, Esq all Of this city.
On Thursday, june J, by the Rev Charles Sommers
WILLIAM + toNRoY TO MARTHA OLIVER, both Of this city
On sunday, June a. b. Rev. T. ". chaplin Mr. WflfIAm
JANIS tc Miss MARY A. MAecvKRy, both of this city
At Sydenham, Philadelphia, on Thursday morning.
June !, by the Rev Or Hare, rector Of ST. M.ttnew.
church, JOHN CALVERT, fsq. OF Mount Airy. Prince
Georges county, Nd, TO JunA daughter Of the Hon.
Richard Rush.
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Invention ana Improvement upon the ordQsey "a,
FOR sskng two PICTURES at for which phe4t ~
Rshfo ~ Ire United states gosepEent IL nvx osred to
1e dasuerreotSye fraternity at tho picture gallery 10
broadNsy y. A. HOLMES.
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Died, In FRANKLIN county Va, recently JoHs srorrs-
WOOD yRwlII. in the 18TH, year Of his age. He was
grandson Of two Of the Colonial Governors Of Virginia.
spottswcod and Burwel During hia life he held many
Offices Of honor and trust in Franklin county.
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To tho Halter. IN the city and Country

LLLANl 90 have now in store tho largest md moss
rete o hats in the city comprising
variety meme, boys aud chldreas wear entirely OF
e and at prices which will give satis
~ Pine streets
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ONE DAY LATER FROM CuBA.-The United States
mail steamship Empire City, Capt. John MCGOWAN
arrived yesterday. She left New Orleans, May %,
at A. NJ, for New York, via Havana, at which
port she arrived on the 10Th. Having landed the
mails and passengers, she sailed same day at p NJ
for this port. The E. G. brings large cargo, 200
passengers, and $4,000 in specie on freight There
was nothing Of interest occurring in Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

On Saturday, June g. Nss ARru MATILDA BOWER,
daughter Of Abraham and Jane Brewer in the l4th year
Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the mem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

1--WE Read II at One Sitting, aud Did Not
sleep all night for t.Tbe Saint and the Sinner
not stranger than true. Publishe BY N This
IL the most Astounding revelation that has beon made
Year,, and will create sensation great Lrd Byron
Don juan It's aBspsripg truthfunsss and reisntess
posure OF the vices Of the great have already
raised 9I lite ;nppreson but lie truth iss sAisnssa
the vices q this great city parinsly the
sstst JuvenA whipped with his kindlng the be-
mouched morals Of lascivious Rome Daily Timss.
s IL full Of the graceful Of Ro-
CHESTER Dai,v Express
e the most Startling production Of shs
and the Old Brewery cease its camor for the Saint and
the Sinner eclipses them alsogcther.-National DE-
moerat.
fhs Imagery exquisite and tho poetry throughout ID
Misunderstanding Star
read 81 sitting, and did not sleep a night for
n.-N Y. Sunday Alas
Since tho days Of Lord Byron nothing good in post
cal sente hs been offered to the Courier
Dewitt Davenport. Tribune Buildings; Long Brother.
l2 Nasau sire et Dexter Brother and ID Ann street;
and by the principal news agents and booksellers.
Card.-The subscriber will receive new
pupils daily for private instruction in penmanship and
bookkeeping ~ his elegant 62 Broadway Of
Franklin street. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH
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Bachelors Hair Dye Ii stln the Leading
tce by all acknowledged to be the best dye
perfectly colorng the hair the 10 10 applied Tens
thousands in al parts Of the world proclaim the only
shsble dye known. Sold At BATCHRLORS, 2SS Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

Iron BedsteAds, Furniture, &C., No. Canal
street-Conmon and ornamental plain and folding bed
gteads Of all kinds At prices hat stands Oh
spring hair And husk mattresses always hand and made
TO order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

Sewing acknowledgement Intelligence.
Hoo Charles Mason Commissioner Of Patents has inst
decided that the needle and shuttle machins
twelve before the patent Of Elias Howe JIM The
credit will be given and tho Il hts
the public be vindicated. certified copy Of this
Yotant document unde, the seal OF tho Patent
be and printed copies had gratis by applying TO
SINGER / Co., 1913 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

hAt only two caseg q executive eppoinfn~nt Of
6snaton have occurred in Massachusetts VIZ: that
Of Mr. Winthrop, in 1850, and that Of Mr. Rockwell,
the new Senator. Four Of the Senators have been
Governor Of the State, Wis., Caleb Strong. Chrsto
pher Gore, John Davis, and Edward Everett. i,,is,
All Of the Senators chosen under the old division
Of parties previous to 1885, were federaliss, except
joseph B. varnum, who was elected by democratic
Legislature, and always acted with the democratic
party, voting for the declaration Of war and other
measures Of Mr.. Madison's administration, much
against the wishes and feelings of large majority
Of the people of Massachusetts,. Mr.. Varnum had
represented one of the Congressional districts Of
Massachusetts, in the House of Representatives,, and
was chosen Speaker in 1907 and 1909. The demo-
Gratis elected Elbrdge Gerry, Governor, and ma
jorty Of the Legislature in Massachusetts,, in 1910
and 1911, which accounts for Mr.. Varnums election
as United States Senator. On the expiration of his
term in 1877 he was succeeded by that distinguished
federalist, Harrison Gray Otis.
John Quincy Adams was elected Senator as
federast but separated from his political friends
and supported some of the measures OF Jenersons
administration. Being censured therefor by the
Legislature he resigned his seat In the Senate in
1908, and gave the federal majority at that
time in the Legislature an opportunity to elect
Mr.. Lloyd as his successor After that time
Mr.. Adams was considered democrat, or re-
publican, and as such received from President
Madison and the republican Senate in 1909, the
appointment of Minister to the Court Of Russia and
afterwards by the same President was appointed
one the Commissioners at Client, and Minister to
England, and from President Monroe he received
the appointment Of Secretary Of State
On a former occasion we gave full notices Of all
the Massachusetts Senators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

bratd ventian niament win immediately cure cholera
eoe,dytent.ry vomtis rheum atn s~enss burns kcS
nepo No co cortland street New York sold By all
druggists and store keepers Price Is and 30 cents Red
ding Co. state street, Boston; Dyot Sons, Phil.
delpfis, agents.
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Fever and Ague-The Preventive and Care.
In nding my tonic 20 the Afflicted do know
Ing that viii speedily cure them II the directions arc fol
lowed. Price 81.
r. d. wYNKooP, once 40 Futon st second floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

Wigs and Toapccs.-BascheIor, Of No. aas
Broadway pleased co announce smother beautiful I'm
ssnton s applied ladies' and gentlemen hair work.
ths most perfect init tion nature discovered
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DR.. r. holiicik, 4os broadway, attends only
those spccial Of debility described his
books and lectures Once hours from 10 till 3
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EAsr,ssls,ss.

LXCuRsloNs TO JBE FISHING BANKS Tally.
~ 81 sert saturday fare - cents each Tho
.tesmer htfghLo Capt nth VII cs,e a,a,s stress
AZ ~ O'Clock spring street - ~. feck tlip cts,
broofas ASA Pier No Nofsh riter ~ and re-
turning ~ T. NJ Fshng asiee and refreshnents pro.
NtacG On board.
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yng preparation needs putting His celebrated medi
ed soaP Il well koo~n 10 the ony article known
kieh Will poitively cure pmpes, freekes erup
burns &C Peuoie subtitle uproOts hair from
part tn. body Liquid hair dye, hair restorative
aud lily White old depot " walker street. so
ON Brosdwy Calle der sS south Third street. Phila
dolphin, Bliss and Ravens, Springfield.
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~ 81 Eza and th@ Mysterie of Noe will shortly
rom the prcse BY islFaas All persons DO
f5r. e1bserhit do 40 BY calling At the Once "
Muittc 10 ~ Canal street
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Reese 4 Co.-1he oiAsin ofthisHyle a. Gcys-,
papy employed 1t the original Twenty I've Cent D1gde
!scyIs Heona 2s9 BroldsAy void % pArtnership hes
been ussd Aeiousiy BY the proprietor injury
is..ss and p.sshs: 5smcysi e. my company: the
who goes do the same thing Is ryhtg 10
honetf Wnl the Of nerea uphold such proseed
ings? Time will tell 3. A. HOLMES.
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Knapp's Popular Old Eseahzislaed ana Only
Daguerrean gallery $50 Broadway The second
Of access between b. Nieholas Nstsopollaa
sglso In groups tahsa daily every style Of
the ara Wanted an opsrator; one fsy eompssent may
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Reese 4 Co,lnhe osAain or this q

I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, by Chas. H. VIII
LIAnyON 6Sisry IN BS6shlys, AZ FULTON street, eppo
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Pianos to Rent.-An Assortment OF New
pianos Of superior make and Of elegant style and hnh
to hire also second pianos 1T
f25 one for $76, one for go, &C., to $3.50.
HORACE WATERS Sa3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

F1~ewOrksI w0rksl-Wholcsale am
nsaper than ever At the Wholesale depot 50 Division
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

Triumph Over An.-Demonet 4 Meyers In
fAibe Liquid Hair has gained the victory
the hair natural black brown without njuring
hair or slim Privately applied and sold st ID Cornd
and 500 Broadway. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

MelodeOns-S.D ID. 4 H w. Smiths Celebrated
neodscns and Goodman BAldwins patent organ doo:
bic bank melodeons and Of Of
sther makes. Wholesale retail, 1t factory prices.
HORACE WATERS. ass Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

The Masonic Mirror and Keyssonc.-A Gem
number . for this .eek. For sale AZ DEXTER BROTH
depot in the city Price Ave cents per copy iriAnos
Sherman Co., strnger Townsend, Dewitt Davenport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

Lovet's Wahpene ohicc removed to 762
broadway, above Eighth street. where no will be always
resdy to snip oily the public with celebrated
which never fails TO change gray hair to youthful
pearance and badness Beware spurious Article
Mono genuine bat Lovets.
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You may drive a Stage Coach Into the Mann
moth trsen exhibition A. AZ Broadway feet
there cling out tho gol Ten nuggets Life In Caor
mia every afternoon. Admission only Is cents.
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Pianos.-Horaco Wasers' Pianos, with linz
proved scales and gold strings Gilbert . Crystal
Palace premium pianos with without the eolian with
iron frames and circular soalos Gbers boudor pianos
and Hsllet Cumstons pianos (of the old firm Of HAet
cs Bold Wholesale retail At prices whioh defy all
oariaon- HORACE WATERS, 233 BroadMAy.
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nsddiny's Russia salve, Boston Remedy
u thirty years standing eures sthout fail burns scsias
.ol, chilslsia ebappes hands biles and every oatvsr
Sold b Ii Ring Of John street, and Broadway
v. tbckeper Co. ii Barclay street. and By drusgiss
And spothecaries generAily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

Albert III. NlcOlay Holds his Regular SEMI
weekly eale stocks aud bonds this day O'clock
the Merchns Exchange For further PARTICULARS his
advertise ment In another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

Hyatrs Life acknowledgements In i.s
mort paioful forms ssc serou old ulcer and the
Of diseases Of the blood great debility liver
kdseys inoipient consumption, Ao certainty
cured by this great purifier Principal depot 246 Grand
street; IS cents per bottle.
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The only Ree1 q Co. In THIS City have
moved 2Se Brosdway 70 1885, block above rAyors
81 can be the New York Directory Of 1853
and 1854 hundred pictures taken daily by machinery
from 70 oents upwards; not surpassed 1t any price.
Stop stopl SfOpi-It is the Fashion for all
TO 90 TO the daguerrean called International.
Kept by Norton Garden two artists Of mert
Who into your portraits throw nature and spirit.
So, quietly step into tnrir gallery OF art
And they warrant 6ne picture ore you depart.
lor's saloon
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ADVERTISElXaTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.


NHvLD LOsT.-STRAYED FROM HIS HOME, NO
" James street. child three old fair complexion,
fair hair cropped shorts had crimson froct and
person bringing him TO his afflicted will
TT Mr. SAMUEL DAVIS, NATIVE OF DUBLIN, IRE.
land now in Aperic., and ,osicins in Kentucky when
last heard Of will apply personally Ly letter. to Mr.
Patrick Lynch 1876 Eas Seventh street. New York. he will
learn something emiaently to his advantage.
ID r D.. OF HAMILTON.-RETURN HOME AS SOON
L. possible You will great deal of trouble.
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Closing Sale OF Upholstcry stock-Co

In lace and muslin aims, French and American paper
hAi gings satin deaines cornees tAsse bands Fren n
gilt window shades and every article in tho upholstery
line thisty per less than cost Of
Store to let A. N. Il. DAVIES, 3T Broadway.
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Selling on, by order OF the Asslgnee.-Lailia s'
and straw bonnets The greatest Bargains
offered The beautiful aud extensive assortment of
lade fashionable mAntilas and straw hounsts 10
being sold of without 35l Broadway second
Atore from Leonard ST. Get.
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THE MILITARY.

ia REGULAR kEETlk O OF COMPANY N. TON.
n 81 hh.s GU Reg n state Militia Lieut.. Sehwarts
letiotns: the following rsso utons unAnim ouslv
adopted whereas The commsudsn. Of the . hove com
prry Captain Louis v Nuittc exercised unusu Il
enemy sud real in the eisch Of military the
ron OF twenty-five years, com bucd with gentlsm
~ Cur supsfsr omosr lsrs,orv ksseved That
eord ard silver Medal as token Of their esteem Re-
solved That committee con s-ting OF lieut schwartz
eut ksrewitE and orderly se gssn. Ersel be sppoin
20 20 make the shove prssentation to Captain A. "
Yutec Mondsy June the sch 1854 at hi resficnee
@ Iits street, rehaf o. the company. Resolved, The
the 'rt going preamble ouons be published In the
morning ptpers New York. June ~ lisa
NJ WlLHARTZE Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

Table linens and cOuntcrpanes, from auc-
ton-Elegant satin damssk figured and drop table
linen two yards wide from four shiings to x shhogs;
napi ins twelve hillings four cen lngs DOZEN at
bUkDlTTs dry goods l9 street. Null
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

Albert H. Nicolay Holds his Regular SEMI
the Msrehants Exchange For further sec
advertisement In another column.
An Important Auction Sale OF villa Sites at
w,% bridge n spos Soo15 S.s on ., +.
near the 70 ans from which are
Iran. %
Sa1:s ri: %
toks:s obtained Of J. SANDERS, No. Nassau street
Selling on; by order OF the A.signoe.-Ladias'
r And ..y -. u:
iaas" %ansss and straw soassss Is now W
being sod Of without reserve 1t sl Broadway second
Lace and Muslin Curtains from Auction
street. have on hand 70 oo5 lace and muslin curtains bought
s ;I .as s
the original osst Of for this
git oornoss city Of which sold cheap
Table linens and countcrpanes, from auc-
linen ards vide from foo. sAlliss' to 4. .Aas.
G 1Das , 20 fGSr ass s
berry
Ladies' Dresses accurately fitted md made
in the best style in tven four hours notice a. from 81 70
''' '"'As '>e' 'A' me SEwx2s's NJ rs Bsosdwsy
Elegant French Paper EIangfngs.-Sutphcn
tBRLfD. supporters and msnufseturers, No 4oa Broad
invite the special attention Of purchasers their
for sa!o xhol.sas retail y low prices Deco
their thoroughly competent workmsn.
Closing Sale of Upholstery StOck-COntaln-
IN lace and muslin aims French and American psper
han gings satin deaines conioes, tAssels bands Fren
gilt window shades and every article in tho upholstery
line thisty less than cost account Of
Store to let. A. NJ X. DAVIES 3N Broadway
You may drive q Stage Coach into the Mann
exhibition 472 Broadway II 10 35 feet
high and W feet in circumference The miners at work
there digging out the gol Ten nuggets Life In Caor
mia every afternoon. Admission only % cents.
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Ladies' Dresses accurately fitted md made
in the best style in tweny four hours notice a. from 80
to SIS each ported French corets ladies' and chdr
fu: nishing lace and musl embroidery establishment,
NEWMAN'S, No. 765 Broadway.