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.s sT ss ss.1 mot yis %
bags Lssusyra at lie, ard 20 Bahia at iOic.
inc are without important ta change
tons without the slightest change.
FRUITsRaisins quiet ssie: of go pkgs at SO asa
So 50 for Bunch and Layers sales also Of SO bags Fber for
export &C in bond moe By auction, Of Brelade
cs%pRs 2oC boxes SPe s..; 81 ~ - As
ds2Si eco do Lemons at 81 340$2 49, and 100 half do
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry is moderate for Western
Canal Flour and prices of the low grades are l2c easier the
pes purchasing spangy mainly of the low grades Of Ohio
extra The Eastern inquiry so active to-day. The sales
S ga SS for common 70 GOOD stat s Is
fine Indiana h and HPRs5 trse % f.,
Sq is without important CHANGE the demapa fair sales Of
brands Southern Flour in fair request but at rather
easier prices the better grades sales Of bbs at G
Fredericksburg Country Rye Flour firm and in
fair demsnd sale. Of 500 bb 75S for fine and super
and So s7l for BraDdywine,
export steady pce sales Of 6 500 bushels white Southern
7Oa IS for common fair 1900 bushels fair good
81 S. Rye is better and de nand bushels
soc for Northern Oats lower at the close and unsettled
S4aS7c. Corn without important change the demand not
vsy ssys Ct good s 9 s65 is
yellow and 62a64c for do white and 6OG6 for Jersey yell
GUNNY CLoTH-At Boston learn of sa'es of 200 bales
at 1Sial31c and 100 bales Heavy at lS3c yard mos
b,es at soP per- bs ana inquiry safes '
HlDES-Buyers have shown moro disposition TO purchase
Rio Grande have changed hands previous
about 25lc, mos. The stock is 20 600.
HOPSTbe market continues quiet; there no change 10
report prices Sales OF 80 bales Western 8d9c the
retail lots of Eastern and Western &c., the latter price
for very choice
IRON-Tbe market unsettled and irregular for Scotch Pig
Of 100 52 32 u.s. but with few sellers at those
prices
LIMEThe market In the absence of receipts remains bare
Of stock prices therefore nominal at - for common Rock
land and 81 S7A for Lump.
LEAD-Hoders fIm the stock is ample We learn Of
no further sales.
LEATHERThe marke has undergone material change,
the receipts from being excessive and sone kinds are
,t quite Upper in rough commands resdy
for Oak Light weights Henock bring Doc for
Buenos Ayres French Calf Skins are IN good STOCK fees
the same. -,
MOLASSES-There Is stesdiness In the market with a
moderate inquiry sales Of $50 bills NewOIeans at 470i8c
and sales Cuba Cayed and Mucoado at sec and Ssc
NAVAL STORES-Spirits Turpenne is very firm at the
advance established Saturdays sales of 500 bills at 42 and
small 45c, cash Crude is quiet; the supply quite
moderate; sales Wilmington at SIS 2t y $50 10. Common
Rosn unchanged learn Of sales worth mentioning
fine qualities quiet bat scarcity prevents business Tar OF
slow sale.
Rece, Exports the Port Of Netc York pesk ending
May 8, 1856, tcih Compa,afire Totals for 1856:
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To Mariners.

The following Of sunken wreck In the japan Sea
from Capt Williams Of the ship Siam at St Thomas: In
the vicinity the Jason Rock laid down in the chart as
uncertain and said to be about two leagues NV OF " est
om the aser OF the British ship Mersey from Wnsmpos,
bound 10 ENGLAND he had above water the mass OF
large vessel sunk in IS fhoms water set down In the
charts The opgaaDt and asts with yard across and
,gene ON above water the topsa lifts hanging
from The topmat heads When the Mersey working
out for the Jason Rock laid down already said posos
The following bearings then taken: Tue 50 ath
Brobe N "a W. Of the thousand Islands called
West ssnd) 65 South Brother and the wreck in one line at
be time harins N w and lust sunk from the quarter deck
I Mas IRE blowing but part OF the wreck
floating about The fear Of the place where me vessel was Junk
prevented all further examination Of the spot
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Sales Of Stocks as Philadelphia. MAY

Renorted for The n. Y. TRIsVSE by J. X. 4 H. b. Fry
Ffy,t Bosrd-27to Penn S. cers bS s4i 800 City Gas
e. Oh; goo Delaware RR 6s II 400 City RR. n r. %;
SO CITY Warrants ssh 600 Reading RI. g. TO- days
CITY Is Trans, 9e go Morris Canal cash III 100 do, IA
so sehuSi Nav pref 10 Minehl RR s5wn IS; Psnns
RR ali 100 Reading RR., cash 45 lei do, fS 10 Little
Rs;,e.rn Boards-5O Long island Railroad IL
Sscnd Roard-i 900 City 6s Trans sSl 900 do Trans IS
zoo I;on csssl & 6Sl so Long Island Railroad, Ia 100 do
IS "a. 20 Pennsylyaus railroad, div Of s. y do div
80 4 Is Reading Railroad s5wn, 81 90 Sehuy Nav ffeiA
, BoarS-lOOO City Railroad ss dsy's' 1909 City
g. Nav raI B.
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As was anticipated the business at the Clearing
House SLOWS the largest days business Saturday
ever transacted in New.York. The exchanges were
x37 600 poo, about 100000 larger than any pre-.
yious clearing day This is more than one third the
amount Of the aggregate cearngs of the Boston Clear.
ing House for the entire month OF April which were
s9s, 072,p09.
Money today has been in active demand but the
demand has been irregular In some quarters the
supply las been abundant while in Others the
has beeis the case.
We h1sr of about 5000, coo in gold going to Boston
tomorrow for the steamer.
The circular Of Messrs. Marie II Kanz saws:
New. YORK, Monday, May s, 1856
d:wnws5d mSyeTent referred to in our last sdyees
ssnsd s sppssisSee o. panic bat the hay
setoni the below
our lest circular The market again
The in mediate cause the greater demand for
step been pompsd BY the heavy specie seiPmen
saeSes on the money maTio 70 excessive i'm.
ports Of merehsndiss dnsins the pas, four months
cent Tennessee Ii Virginia Ii LOusianss have advanced
CRY AND COUNTY any Importance.
Msssrs. Decoppet & Co. say:
NEw-YcRK. Monday, May s, 1856
aass. the s1h April The large .Pments during the
aud The q some . as s
momsrr when speculation had awakened TO more activity
tor. Of money which Compelled forced sae, resulting
heavy L on most of the Railroad stocks and especially
o. the object Of speculation This dePres
fcowed by reaction nevertheless subioned
tsble Of dsi quotations shows general decline on last weeks
prices sas Stocks have been but little affected by the above
Securities for permanent investment remain gen
sxy saiet principally RsIfosd Bonds The late noa
interest the Bonds of the Company
whh In another paragraph has thrown some dsced
Cn tAs class Of s ,curities.
STATE srocys-There has moderate degree of activ
~ in Idana g advance and Ia Virginia So aud Missouri IS
ssght deelnE Some LOUISIANA Is have been done al
cent s@ysnee.
The following items in reference to the Anthracite
Coal trade are tom The PottsvHe Miners Journal Of
Satprday;
The Delaware sud Hudson Company commenced
TapOi.ag coal ossr their railroad from Honesdale
We ka-n that tic men n, scroo &c ,ho o,,;;o. 49,.
EslAlnS ioi = Sher wages. With but limited orders
i4r COAL Stake could pSt take place AT n NOR fayor
sbie perod. We uoders.and that some ara damanJ
ing higher wegs than wege paid last wear Tbe,T"jo
certainly IN queer state TO say the lea, 90 !, a10
The following are the pr.ees fixed for I ~ ~ 49,,
On board ut Bristol: '' hchigh coal
Brokes, Gag ana stoyc,... ..............'"t 20 -
Chestnut.
" All coal taken bei9ge the let of July l. e,,;,is
drawback Of IS cents from these rstSs.
"The Delaware and Hudson Coal Company c;-cr
lar fixes the price Of coal at the following rates ON
board at ROndouti
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Bv Erie Raa,esI-s 90 bbs Flour sal phfa Provisions,
e6 bbls WHISKY IS pkgs Ashes $50 bush Oau l5 do hye,
sv KorM Riper Boat.-74 bbls Flour $50 do whisiy.
500 do. C, 10, 1900 do Feed.
Bv Haren Railroad for pesks ending Saturday Nay
NH 100 Cattle So Coss I'll Calves ga sheep
Is Horses ?32 N dressed Hogs 6,l57 Mutton and Beef 3
ptgs Butter S7 bush Grain 026 do Feed, 1888 do PSs-
es SO bbs Cider 4 bales Hay 81 tuns Grass do Iinor
l9I do Marble q 500 Paper 39 bbs Pickles. 40 oo'
Flour III bales WsxdiDg.
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WhaleHa.

Arr at Lahara Feb Omega Sanborn, Of Esrhaven "
hi, season 18th ship Janus WDsow, New Bedford, hing
this season i4b Eliza Adams, Bowes do 50 sp this
cid Feb q ship Geo Washington Allen, Wareham for Japan
ga Metacom Woodbridge New-Bedicrd Ochotsk; Sreei.
Arr At Hio Jan "a bark Com. Prebe, Prens Lynn lis
an SEQ wb; Feb s. bark Lagrange, Thomas tarhayen 100
az sG0 wb 10th ship Fuphrates Klmer, nothing this
son iSb Northern Light Chapel Fsrhaven 20 sP $50 h
1900 n bone.
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Nv TeleRraph.

SAVANNAH, May 3-The u. s. mail steamer Knoxvill
arrived at this port in SO hours from New.YoTk.
CHARLESTON, May 3--Tbe U. s. mail steamship Ma
Capt w. Foster arrived here this Saturday morning
O'clock from New.York
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financial.

dividend NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL,
~ INTEREST falling due IN this city on the FIRST NON
nav ~ MAY 1856 on the BONDS Of the CITY Of PITTS
RIrRGH and on the BONDS Of the COUNTY Of ALLIE
GHANY Renn.) issued to the ALLEGHANY VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY, six per cents will be paid and
that date 18th May nsant presentation Of the proper
coupons WlNSLO", LANihh ~, No. % " AZ ~
SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
~ of,be BRECKENRIDGE CAMEL COAL COMPANY
Nil bs bsd AZ The Office Of John Thompson, No. Was.
HewYok on the 18th inst at 81 o'clock for The purpose
OF a proposition for the purchase OF the Beeken
ridge OH Company s property at Cover Port NJ
Per order. - J. W Dho"Ni ffesaeAt
LOUISVILLE, May s, 1856.
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Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TEE TRIBUNE.


ASHES-The market is very quiet; the arrivals are mod
crate small sales of 60 bbs Pots at Sc u.s. and Pearls at
ST. ca. .
CO1TON-Tbe market continues dull and heavy at decline
Of &C.; sales Of 200 bales a about quotations.
NETWORK cLAssIFicATIok
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OORDAGE.-Manilla and Cotton CORDAGE,
~ Manufactured by the EXCELSIOR PATENT CORD
AGE COMPANY, for sale by j. ATKINS Co., No. 70
South-st
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NM I. Stevens, deceased. Ind janice s. Green re-
--.o;,soi Treasurer.

~, =. Stevens, deceased. md janice s. Green re-
Amounted Treasurer.
The Bank Statement has disappointed every one in
xhe amount Of contraction Of loans. instead of mil
BON and half anticipated, the average shows
only about 100000. The Contraction, however was
greatest Friday and Saturday, and will be felt in the
averages Of rett weet. The specie decrease Is also
kss than was generally anticipated, being only about
s9'c,ooo. The deposits although nomnay increaseo'
Nave in fact fspen off q ,26o,Oos. The oPpsren. III
crease is occa' ,oned by the larger amount OF '''
House tram actions, The result is as follows, 90,
Apri %, Deposits ...'.''''''''''''' SlI'Yz
ANe'.sge Clearinss. '''''''''''. -
Actual Deposits RsI6N6S
May 8, Deposits .....''''''''''''' 27790lg5
Average Deposits .'''''''''''''
Actual Desrssits. -. IS oorrtrv
This decreese is due TO the drawing down Oh country
A.I.noes We learn from some Of the banks that the
Individual Balances are increasing. The comparison
with last week is as follows:
.,,u saS ss ss4 sisIc7ss7 ss,2.6l2o sSs,sn, saO
Nay 3d.. sios s2sS2 si2s@2H sS7iSl6S ssISioOes
p.er.. saiasoa *4'aso SO; cii ss,iss.is;
TIE Banks have probably larger amount OF specie
~ day than shown by the above average and asmaer
kBe Of loare.
The movement for the last thirty-nine weeks has
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OFFICE OF THE Orient MUTUAL Insurance CoNPASY,l
NEw.YoRK, March n, 1856. )
HNHE following Statement of the affairs Of thii


NEwYoRK March p, 1856 !
THE following Statement of the affairs Of this
Company the 18th Feb 1856 is pubhhed in conform
ity with the Of s Charter: Premiums risks
Premiums during year ending Feb y 1856. s46o0 O.
Total premiums; N'soi ~
Famed premiums during the year,. SetjyIl ~ .
Less return premiums 4,lsf S-*se97e6 -
Losses paid. .............. S48Qr5A B.
Do. sscertaned or assumed,
but wsitne Proof....... lol,oI5 % &oS2os9 u
Reinsurance. - UbIo -
Expenses. commissions loss OF inter-
est and bonus subscription notes 1871 Is eeS9 VI
Profit ---sleos77 %
ASSETS 10Th FEB, 1856: -
Cash in bank S6iW -
stocks and bonds and mortgages I3 $50 %
Bile receiv able: Premium notes. zee. 2n ,ls6 "a
Subscription notes, advance Of prems f2n al 670eo4 50
Unsolicited pems and claims due the Company 67sfa 81
Tota....................... SOS so4 s
The Board Of Trustees have this day -
Re,ored That interest of SIX PER CENT on the scrip
heretofore Issued be paid in cash to the holders or their legal
representatives and after the first day Of May next
Rs,oited, That Dividend of TWENTY PER CENT be de-
cIed the otbe earned premiums the certificates
for which be sued and after the 4h day Of May next
By order Of the Board, CHARLES IRVING Secretary.
FRANCIS COTTENET, JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT EHMET, JR, N. D. CARLISLE,
GEO. T. KUNHARDT, ARTHUR LEARY,
THOMAS RIGNEY, FREDER!CK w: READ,
c. IL. SAND WILLIAM s. WILSON,
j. r. HICKS, wa PLATENIUS,
CORNELIUS X. SUTTON, @. HENRY KoOP,
CHARLEs LAMsON JOHN B. KIrCHING,
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, MOSES II. GRINNELL,
EUGENE DUTILH, IA SCHUMACHER
p. A. H. RENAULD, JOHN L. ASPINWALL,
JOHN s. WILLIAMS, 4. II. r. LYMAN
ALEX NJ. LAWRENCE, JOSEPH GAILLARD, ia,
RICHARD IRWIN J. WOODWARD HAVEN,
FREDERICK g. FOSTER, JOHN AUCHlNCLOSS,
GEORGE CHRIST EDWARD Y. SANDERSON
LEOPOLD BrERWTRTH, President
ALFRED OGDEN, Vice President
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CTATE of OHIO-PUBLIC STOCKS.-In &C.

NIAiE UI VuIO-I ODfIO - G--1 IN q" 70
semby Of the State q Ohio passed April 1856 the under.
signed appointed GEORGE coz, e.q Of the City of
Registrar 81 the Public stocks of said State
and on and day of May, 1856 all Certificates Of
Ohio State Stock whether of New Stock OF Stock Trans
feed Certificates Issued by the Transfer Agent Of said
lieu of Certificates surrendered lost destroyed
required be examined verified and countegnsd by said
Ressr.r certificate will be held be binding
the Of Ohio unless verified oounegned BY said
Registrar. T. NJ WRIGHT Commissioners OF the
JH.BAKER, State OF Ohio
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Rasseusers Arrived

In he BARI .dnss W. Page Of Baton, from Porto Prdyo
Lieut. j. NJ Bradford L. N; r. H. Warrington Of soata
Abingdon, Mas
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IMPORTERS and TRADERS FIRE INSUR-
i ANCE COMPANY.-GABRIEL MEAD, JOSEPH
WALKER, CHARLES ABERNETHY and GEOk8E oP-
subscriptions
Capital Stock Of this Company from 10 to ocloci al
the office Of GABRIEL MEAD, No - Pine-st, Sewfork
MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION cor
WI ner 3dsv and 9hst. Open DAILY from IN. 20 p
M and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
from S 10 8 o'clock Interest allowed on deposits
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IMMATURE ALMAEAc......THn DAY.
BuH-Rises.. :53 Sets. MooS-Seu''" -
HIGH wATER..............THIs DAY
Sandy Hooh STA Gov. IAnd... 905 10 .
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w s. MELLoR. Auetioneer-By HoueHros MELLoR.
THIS DAY, Tuesday May 6, at lO4 o'clock,
AZ the spacious saesroouls No. lis Nsssaust elegant
CABINET FURNITURE, being the entire manufactured
frstclss csbnetInaker removed
Tor convenience sale Fine richly decorated enameed
Chan Suites, with marble ten costly Paror Suites
broca,ele magnificent
mahogaIy Wardrobe made By Meeks and 500
mahogany Chamber Suites in gest variety;
and walnut Dining Furniture In suites match Corner
Esseres Easy and YotGre Chairs Paor d. Bookcases Sec
etsIes ke Also large of medium class Furn
ure suitable for the trade The whole be sold without re-
Goods can be packed the premises for shipping
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Goal.

COAL.-I do in reality sell the best quality OF
~ Red Ash Stove Grsese Coal less price than any
ether dealer In this city but for cash only nemeIy per
delivered dry best order - 20 20
carmen dealers The best dealings IN the CITY
and hoekeepes from the old established yards
OF King and Greenwich s and Ryngon Melsns
OF each load warranted or forfeit coal MAT CLlNTON.
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"Ibe circular states that there % no Egg u '''''
coal for sale at present: cornsnv,, crcu'~- s,..
"The Pennsyiyania Cea i io.ra a: Fort EVEN. a.
for
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Daper Warebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
II SON Co No 50 Beekmanst., offer for sale on the !ox.
Writing Papers English, french and American
New, Paper al .izes weights and quslities-
Rook Pener all sizes, weights and qualities.
Tissue Paper fancy color. and white Of the best quality
Hanging = arer white and eoloTed, different widths.
Hates Paper thin spd Of the best quality.
Cloth Pster %xS and 40x8.
Fugsh srdw Paper large assortment lust arrived
SkeaiLing Paper Of the best qaAlity.
Wrapping Paper, Straw, Rag and Manila.
Tea Paper Of different szesL
Tsr Roofng Paper suitable for roofs In roa
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HlisreIlGnfons.

RAIL WOODED quintals BRAZIL
I'D WOOD, lin bond and duty rsid) for sale by
sPOFfORD, TILEsfON Co., No. y Broadway.
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EMPORIUM. CON-

DOTCHOMANIE EMPORIUM - CON-
j. TENT NEARY & Co. have just opened an extensive as
sormsnt all the materials for POrCHOMANlE Including
of oil forms. Baskets FlowerPots rich Oriental re
lures Paints Brushes This and beautiful arr OF decs
rating amennR glass, so as TO resemble tue nhsst
Seves Chinese Etrucan Dresden china hs; not bean M
aptv termed ladies' pastmc In the fashionable circles OF
Paris London Pochomane has excited perfect arore
ard emulation the object Of which Is TO comb1e the most
que designs and to arrange the coos IN
the perfect harmony Amateurs whose intention was
mere have produced actual chefs d9uves Tha
heh this art has obtained DO easily
when after and labor which
child perform ofa few hours simple glass We 'se can
be orned into splendid Chinese Sevres or JsPaneo
OCCUPATION also furnishes xhausbo
and inexpensive of useful and elegant presents which,
carefully tokens OF friendship and as proofs OF
the talent of the rye Full instructions given ga
tuousy purchasers Wholesale and retail store No. ooI
Broadway.
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w. 8 MELLoR, Auctioneer-By HoUGHroS MELLOa.
THIS DAY, Tuesday May 8, at 10t O'Clock. at

THIS DAY, Tuesday May 8, at l0i o'clock. at
No. lis Nassau will BE sold about 50 thick French Plate
Mantle, Pier and Oval Frame MIRRORS suitable furnish.
ir freass houses 10 richly ornamented ames aso about
ins he property OF Gentleman going 70 Europe; 20 OIL
PAINTINGS a. also i've superior toned rosewood and
koeany PIANO FORTEs one which $3.50 made by w.
Lden.nn SEN Of this city carved legs and in god order
been about also made BY Van Wrinkle, OF
good and finish At oek invoice Of rich French
China vaes Tea Sets Dinner Sets, alYerpaed F9sn and
speels, Cske Baskets, &c,
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MORTGAGE sALE.-JAMEs II. MORROW

WI and IRA CHRISTIAN made and delivered to BENJA-
MIN VILE certain Indenture of Mortgage bearing date
the thirty day Of July m the year 1854 conditioned Tor
the pawn the thousand three hundred dollars
on before the fifteenth day of April next thereafter with n'
date Of said Mortgage at seven per cent per
which said Mortgage contains power OF sale oil the
premises thereby morsaged on default OF payment 70
therein contained recorded In the Once OF the Regis
City and County Of New York in Liber No a. OF
Mortsages No l2l on the second day OF August st
Default the condition of said Mortgage by
be paid thereby
by whereof the power of sale bee operative
Vile Reane X. Randolph for valuable considers
ton, by instrument in writing, and said Randolph Is
the assignee holder and Of said Mortgage There is
due said Mortgage at the date hereof the
and above all payments made account OF upon said Mort
Notice hereby gyes that to the statutes in such
and yided the said Mortgage will be orecosed
by Mortgage premises granted by said Mortgage,
public the Rotunda OF the Merchants Exchange
in The City Of NewYork SATURDAY the secons day oil
August in the 1885, at IL O'Clock at noon OF that day
which said premises described in said Mortgage IS
follows:
All those certain lots pieces parcels Of land situate,
lying being the Twentieth ate Sxteenhl Ward OF the
and dstir guished file In the Office Of the
Re IL and for the City and County Of Newfork entitled
Map "a Lots of Land Ground the property Of Gabriel
Card being Of the farm Of Samuel j. L. Norton de-
gehe souhey front by Thirty seventh street. and
eastery by lot number 50 Thirty two said map northery
In the by lots numbers Is threeu) and IL welve) on
said map and westerly by lot number . twenty nne said
feet and length each side ninety eight nine
inches less excepting eighteen feet the easeny
line side OF lot ISL hirtyone which not included IN said
Mortgsge,-Dated New-York, Sd May, 1856.
REUNE X. RANDOLPH, Assignee OF Mortgage,
Residence No. 20 West S5Ihst.,
me swl3tTu Eew.York City,
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Bales bp Audicn.
A. NJ MERwrS, Auctioneer
RY BANGS, BROTHER g. CO.-Trade-Sal

- Rooms, No. IS Psrk-row.
WEDNESDAY EVENING May T. at O'clock
BOOKSELLERS STOCK-A large collection OF Historical
Biographical Classical Poecal and Miscellaneous Literature
GLIDING many illustrated Books; also variety Of ine La
bray Copies Of valuable Standard Works in the French
guage fine bindings; and Of Light Litera
ture, &C.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON May II, at O'Clock.
CHOICE LAW LlBRARY-Being the entire private Law
Library Of the Hon w. W. Campbell late Judge OF the Su
peror Court comprising complete Of the Common Law and
Cbaneery Reports United States and State Laws Disess
Commentaries Treates &C. including complete set Of the
Session Of New York and complete set Of the Law Lii
brary which are very Also variety of and
valuable English Law Books-formng very large and well
selected coectonmpoan 70 the profession and the trade
Catalogues ready
TUESDAY MORNING. May 90 1855, ard continuing the
following days.
PARCEL SALE-An unrivaled collection Of ENGLISH
BOOKS .uperby bound and elegantly illustrated forming the
nost extensive valuable catalogue offered in many
together with large contribution from the American publishers
Catalogues are now ready.
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I'm GLOVE CLEANER-AN IMPORTANT

lid GLOVE CLEANER-AN IMPORTANT
IN DISCOVERY TO THE MlSr.SOMErHiNG
ENTIRELY NEW.-Just imported JOCVENS nodorods
prepsratons for nsta ty cleaning kid gloves beautiful
hand the distinguishing mark between refinement and
yusarty For society kids indispensable.
but feiDe easily soed xpense cleaned With csmphene they
are abomnsbe and the stunned by all person. Of DELI
cate ofsctores JOUVENS PREPARATION cleans hid gloves
slightest SMELL preserving improving and noursh-
ing the leather Rub small portion with piece OF hanneis
Immediately aferwar1 One bottle warranted TO clean nty
pair gloves price 30 The public respectfully n-
cited call ard try before purchasing The trade supplied
CONTENT NEARY 4 Co, Agents for the United States,
wholesale and retail Store, No. SOP Broadway