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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SALE or HOTEL FIR u

By A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
TNRUSTEES SALE OF HOTEL FUHNE.
ture, &c.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY.
the 5th day Of November, 1850, at the United
States Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
city, commencing at 10 O'Clock m all the
Household and other Furniture lately In use In
said hotel, comprising great variety Of useful
articles
Carpets, Tables, Bed and Bedding
Bedsteads. Chairs, Table-linen, CTockery " are
TABLE Cutlery, Glass Ware, Mirrors
Hotel Carriage, &C, &c
Iaten and 10 be sold tn satisfy the Creditor,
named in deed Of trust from r. b. Hackney
dated the 10th day OF June, 1854, ard eeorded II
the land records OF Washington county. ID IN
Liber A. 8, No 3, foliOs $50, &c
Terms OF sale cash. BY order Ct the Trustees
HENRY NJ. MORFIT, ! r,r..oo.
NJ THOMPSON, trustees
= GREET
&C l3-eo intel Auct,Cneer
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EINE SERVANT BOY, HayIyG ABOUT
teen years to serve at Auction-np
TUESDAY, the 21st install. I shall sell, at NV
auction store, at O'Clock T. NJ, =, a handsome az a
smart colcred boy, % years OF age, and having
bout fourteen years TO serve, restricted to thI
District He is good house servant, and under.
stands the care Of horses
Terms cash.
o. 15-d GREEN suetionear
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BOOK BINDING.

BOOK BINDING.
Corner E ersnta street aud Maryland Greaae
near the Smithsonian InStitution.
EDWARD LYCETT RESPECTFULLY
IL forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
pared to bind those works In superior style OF
elegance, strength ard solidity, and upoa much
more reasonable terms than can be done in Balti
more, Philadelphia, or New York. A letter ad-
dressed to him (per post) will enable him to ex-
hibt to the subscribers specimens Of lis style of
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex-
ecuted se27-6m
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIonesr

DIV a. UNIEIN, hUCIIOnteT
ENRAME HOUSE ANB LOT at Auction
l. On MONDAY, the both instant 1 shall sell
at IL o'clock p. IN in front Of the premises =
free large building lot containing between 4OGG
and $500 quare feet with the Improvements
which is a good Frame House, being lot No p,
In SqCare No. $50, fronting 81 feet l!th ltree;
east, running back TO wide alley 100 feet 10 \
inches, between north f and q streets
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
&C 15-d AuctiSneer
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nor RENT.-THE THREE-STORY Brick
l. House on Bridge street, Georgetown, adj oin-
Ing Arny's Confectionery. The Store and Dwell
ling Will be rented separately IL desired Inquire
at A. =. ARNY,S Confectionery. oc Scott
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STOREFOR RENT-ONEO THE MOST
~ desirable places Of business on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue for rent, and fixtures for sale Apply at
NO; IA Penn. avenue, between the hours Of
and O'Clock. aue-eotf
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EOR SALE LOT NO. II, IN SQUARE 2s6,
containing S, 34 square feet, on the Island, near
i2th street. fronting the Mall. For terms apply at
the store OF h. +. Loudon Co Browns Hotel.
&C lO wv G. w. EARANT.
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E>O A l. E-A CONVENIENT SMALL
L House, on 10th street, only two or three doors
from Pa. avenue. Its central location renders & a
very sirable dwelling for persons engaged In
business. The front room might be used as
SHOW room for Millinery, or fitted up for La
dies Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming store Its
proximity to the avenue would make II good
stand for any neat business. Apply TO w. LEN
OK, or at Mrs. Lenox's, on L, between 10th and
11th streets. au27-u
EHOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
Il lOrs and Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 1913 + street. nov 27-u
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IL Standard Silver Ware.-I have Just
finished I'm my mandatory q fine assortment Of
Table Dessert apG Tea Spoons Soup Gravy and
dies Olive Spoons Fish, Pie Cake and Butter Knives
All of which will sell much lower than articles
are usually sold for In th, market and in quality
To Northern manufacture. II. U. HOOD,
ss2E-tr No. 33s PennA 9Th srrse:
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vUNHE STOCK OF GOODS AT NO. 20
Il Market Space, between 9Th and 9th streets,
are new and fresh. Oc6
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WATCH RETURNS W. Is Kemmerer, va
grant, workhouse ninety days; Ann Smith
(colored,) drunk in the street workhouse thir-
u days; CARING, disOrdsrly in the Theatre,
fined S. and costs Alfred Dulaney, (colored J
drunk and disorderly, fined S. and costs.
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~ tober last, Land Warrant No. % $40 for
40 acres, issued to Zachariah Shaw, under act Sd
March, 1855, was mailed at WoodsA.ld, Ohio, TO
H g. FAINT, Washington, d. C, and was not re-
ceived by him. and is supposed to be lost or stolen
from the M all, notice is hereby given that appli
cation will be made to the Commissioner Of Pen
sions for uplicate Of said warrant
JOHN 3 EDWARDS,
&C 3.F6w Attorney for Zachdriah Shaw,
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
SCHOOL, FOR BOYS,
Mount Joy, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
L L. MOORE, A M. Principal.
THE WINTER SESSION WILL COM
Il mence on Tuesday, the 4th Of November.
Terms S75 per sion, Of months, including
board. washing, tuition, &c.
Circulars containing particulars may be had on
application to the Principal. oc h-lm#
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MAGNOLIA OUSE.-BY ORDER OF
Ivl the Trustee, the Furniture, Fixtures, and
Good VIII Of one Of the best located Restaurants
instant If not disposed Of by that time, it will
lie sold at Auction on FRIDAY, the 18th instant,
at 4 O'Clock.
The House fronts Penna avenue, between 10Th
and 18th streets and offers rare opportunity to
an enterpisIng man who is competent to manage
a first class Restaurant. Apply to
oc7- JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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oyster DISHES, CHAFlN6 DISHES,
- Dish Covers, Coffee Urns, Coffee higgins,
&C., ut the House Furnishing Store, 400 9TH street.
oc IL d. FRANCIS
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FIKST GRAND BALL
OF TIE
Hebrew Young Mems Benevolent Society,

OF WASHINGTON, ID. c.
THE MEMBERS OF THE HEBREW BE-
i nevolent Society take pleasure In informin <
tneir blends and the public In general that their
fIst rand Ball will be given at CAhUsI's ga
Loon on TUESDAY EVENING, October 2lst.
Inc members pledge themselves to spare neither
season.
Refreshments will be furnished by an expert
MebeI's hne Band has been engaged.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting one GEN
teman and two Ladies' to be had of the msmbe,.
and at the door on the evening Of the ball,
Committee of A,yasgesnests.
M Samstag, Isaac Strauf, w Wolf
Henry King, Samstsg, H Nashman,
Cowfmann Cowfmann, siegel.
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NOR SALE.-THAT LOT OF GROUND
II situated on the southeast corner Of 22d and
Water streets In the city Of Washington, being
a part OF Lot No 1, in Square 81, containing two
thousand two hundred and twelve square feet
The Improvements Dwelling House, Smoke
House, and Pump Of good Water. The proper
ty Is we'll located, and presents many advantages
to the trade OF a butcher For terms OF sale In
quire on the premises, or of CONRAD FINK
MAN, Franklin Hotel, Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets &C 1O-F3w
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GEO. II. VARNELL

p A I " L E K
No Y north side La. ace. bet 9th and ?th SITS
WHISTLES TO SAY TO HIS FRIENDS AMI
w the public generally that he is prepared a,
all times TO execute WORK In his line at The shortes,
notice. &C 3 I'm
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THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
MADAME PRiBAN & CO.,

FANCY MILLINERY,
No 277 Pa. az south sids) bet 10.h and 1lth SIS.
-. Have returned from New York, AID ~
t&Kwill open on Saturday next, the IL b ~
e2Noinstant, the handsOmest assortment ~
Of Paris and New York Fall and Winter BON
NETS ever offered In this city
They have also received the newest styles OF
French HEAD-DRESSES, FLOWERS, and
FEATHERS.
Ladies, call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. &C law
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A FIRST-CLASS RESID ENCE IN
IA GEORGETOWN, ID. C, FOR RENT
The subscriber Offers for rent her late residence
al the corner Of Faye.te and Fourth streets,
Georgetown, Immediately opposite the Convert
OF the Visitation. This is one CT the largest and
best finished houses IN the District Of Columbia.
having all the modern Improvements contained
in the frst-class houses OF the Northern cities
There is attached large cistern In the yard,
carriage house, and stable Tor several horses
pump OF the purest water In the immediate
vicinity.
The locality Is high and salubrious, and In
quiet and highly respectable neighb 5rhood.
Possession given Immediately
For further particulars inquire next door to the
premises: Of Mrs. AMER O'NEAL
Oc4
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DOLITICAL NEWS.-LAMMOND,S 7TB
Il street is the place 10 buy Political Flags and
StreameTs. ... ...s. % II
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EHO X s EAT THE FIRST WARD
Il Livery Stable, on street, between -
18th and 18Th streets, one pair Of BAY EfnN
HORSES, 6 and years old, IS X hands "&$
high; and one pair Of GRAY HORSES -A-1
and years Cd, 16x hands high warranted Is
be sound and well broke to harness. Also, one
new Coupe CARRIAGE, made TO order; and
one front clarence fill CALECHE, which c,nnot
be surpassed for beauty and style, both made by
Becfhaus, Allgaier Petry, Coach Makers, Phil
adelphia. &C 4 Inns
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A FISs TEAM is Putnam's "Kirkwood
House coach, which he has out to-day in
apple pie order, with new harness and new
sppurtensnces generally.
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NEW YORK DAILY HERALD. TRI.
IN bune, Times, Express, and News, received
at O'Clock p. m, by FERGUSON,
oc6 next To Lammond's, aS6 7th street
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ARRIVAL schooner Anna D. has arrived
at Neale's wharf, from New York, with mer
chandise for this city, and is discharging hel
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PROPERTY SALE Wall, Barnard 4 Co -,
auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, on the
premises, frame house and lot on u street, be-
tween FOur-and-a-half and Sixth streets, for
S675. Purchased by j q. Law, Esq.
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TEE SIMPSON HOUsB-This establishment
situated on the southwest corner Of Tenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, conducted
a. it is on the European plan, by which gen
temen can breakfast, dine or sup, in or out Of
the house as suits their convenience, paying
only for what they order, is now in most sue
ces;f full operation.
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FALSE ALARM Last night, about half past
eight o clock, an alarm Of q re was raised, and
some Of the companies came out but soon re-
turned to their quarters The alarm origin
ated from the ringing Of a FIRE bell for com.
psny meeting.
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JUsr ARRIvED-A few of the light fingered
gentry made their appearance in our city last
evening They probably expected to meet
with opportunities for successful operations :;
but as we have heard of no losses we presume
they were disappointed. II would be we'll for
persons having money and vsluables with
them 70 be cautious. al.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER c,AL
aOsEY az = y.

THuRSDN, Nay 20 T. n
At the first board to-day the tendency OF prices was
upward With an active demand for all the leading
STOCKS higher prices ruled the opening TO the close
Missouri 6s advanced per CEN Illinois Central Bonds
y; Pennsylvania Goa Co., Ia; Cam OeriAnd, u; Erie
V; michigan Southern, VI Psnsms, IL; Illinois Central
RAIros5, X; Cleveland and Toledo, a; Chicago and
Rock Island, Ii Ga,ena and hicsg,, IL; Michigan Cen
trial, j; Milwaukee and Mississippi, a Fac demand for
Illinois Central Railroad stock prices up rapidly 1t
opened ct o. and closed at s9 cent Erie also i'm
proved in the opening, with lA'ge sales.
After the adjournment OF the board the following sales
were made By A. Il. NcolAy at the Exchange
81 shares Harlem RR., pref. 80
rs Z. s. Mail Seamsti lip Observation-Disclosures. 35
20 ST. MArk's Fire ms SO
4Msehsaics' ard rradsrs srrs ms. Co 49,. 1o7x
THE "a years sse OF the property corner Of Broadway
and Howard street, kno IN the City Hotel 50xl00
feet. SIT 500
At the second board the market pretty steady but
not firm in the morning. The bears are working
hard on Erie, but they do make much i'm preston.
It uouaes between SO and SO cent cash and buyers
option There was no particular change In any stock
this afternoon.
The steamship Atlantis nom this port for Liverpool
Saturday Will take out between three and 1--WE hundred
thousand dollars in specie.
Tbs London Times, of the 10th inst gives the follow
ing particulars of the loan
The u1rorny as 10 the nn1ncAl requirements OF the
government was terminated ,his morning Dy the
noupoemsnt of loan nsols for f5 600 600 ster
ling the amount originally stated that which 1t
expected tobe limited The contract ID to DO made ON
the mosuihs Of Monday the 10th Instant the evening
which the Chancellor OF the Exchsquer u TO bring
forward hin budget As the ,an Is TO be for ave millions
In the amount Of stock be ereatsd wild b about
i've mifoBs and half deposit Of 10 per cent = to be
paid the I'd inst and The subsequent install ents
spread four months en5ing tins 18th Of September
Two of 20 per cent EACH however, to fell due Ia june
The stock to bear interest from tie Of
the present year, discount II 70 be allowed for
prepayment
The statement Of the Bank Of France for the month
ending May Sth is sgan satisfactory ard fully accounts
for the increase of in the discount market and of
amin alton the Bourse. The bulhon, which IN the
previous return showed augmentation of e. l65 600
presents further improvement o. ETA COO and has
recovered 20 total Of f11 465 0o0 At the time
the deposits Of the pubio have increased 81 200 600
while the discounts have diminished f344 0oo and this
together with the accumulated obtane from the
running CT Of discounts has been poyed to sustain
the stock snd market there being increase Of
eco 600 in the advances rsntss and OF ESQ 600
those shares. In the Treasury balances there Is
falling of of fS, 600.
The following table viii show the fluctuations in consols
from the ID to the 10th .ns..:-
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY MAY %, 1856.

80 To BrewsA 40 bales &C cotton wsrs sueagod
sc sSc, To On ass - Nc To California rates
~neet>esy{V' ~. S0c. per foot messuremsut
SUGARS Ehe nafEst active and ths sales footed
Aoout 600 htcs Cuoa nueeosR1o, chi fly Ct Gxc a
Gxc. no The KINGS sold oouAaed cassfy to
Common to medium qualities 60 hhds ia DO were sod
at D. t.
market opened at SIS 81 SIS, but dropped 90 wn 70
SIS &c, which there sellers; $500 bis. were re-
ported sold chiefly TO arrive ct the two rot quotaH ns
Afterwards 206 bbis., on the pot and in GO yard
sold at $lS 25 which could hard be considered
fair criterion Of the market Prime WAS ct SIS .
steady with sAles OF about 800 400 bbls countrv mess
and prime, at unchanged prices. Re packed Western
Vas At IS 80 $l2 and beef hams at Sl4 SIT. Prime
mess inactive and nominal 8acon continued firm
and In cut ,Gs there saes OF about 100
pigs at 7kc. 7c Tor shoulders, and akc. los. for
hams Lard firm wi n sales Of ESQ 500 bbis., at
10Lc- Fresh State butter active ct Ice. . 2le.
Cheese dull for new while cid In fair demand at
&c . loo.
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Among the sales about 2 COO bills. CANADIAN, at
Quotations given above Southern brands ala bet
ter With good demand both by the trade and
export The sales embraced about 100 obs 1t p.ioes
given In the above table Rye -four and corn me we're
steady, and prices unchanged. Wheat-There was 4
better demand and prices advanced about two cen per
bushel The Gales embraced about Is 900 bushels IN
cuded in which were 10 900 bushels sdan and S,uth
trn white, at 81 80 81 S. Canadian club 81 bTX TO
arrive soon; 81 20 II 60 for Southern red and 81 Is
81 So for common to good Western red Cornrbe sales
embraced about q, 600 to 30 600 bushels included In
which were prime yellow, At t9c. 1000 do good
white ut 61c., aud 2 600 do Deversux's North Caro-
Lima white at &C.,. and Southern mixed, nearly white
1t &c. The market closed firm, vi h q good export
demand. Rye-aaIes Of IL 100 bushels Northern were
made at SIC. Oats in good supply, and dull South.
at 28c, SAC. for State and $50. for Western
CormThe rales OF 1000 bsgs Of Rio, advertised for
public sale to day, were after the sale Of 300 bags
withdrawn, which brought 9kc . 11Mc and $50
bags do common were sold to the trade a. 10xc.
CorToN-The sa'es footed mp about 200 500 bales
tie market closing firm. Dealers In many cases were
dispOfed to await the receipt Of the CAnadas letters
before doing much
FRnGfns.-In the Absence OF the CAnada's mails there
was some less activity in shipments TO British ports
To verp, about IL 600 bushels wheat engaged in
bags At Sd Sid, about 900 200 bbs 6our at a.
about 400 bills rosin At Is 3D. Is. 10kd Cotton
ut 316d. tor ressed and "a asked for Sea Island
vessel WAS chartered for Rio and heck 70 New York as
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.


NMPLo YERs WISHING GOOD SERVANTS, MAY OBJ.
~ tain German Englkh, scstch aud Irish help NORRIS
coacbmer farmers Aborers &C. ut this the branch
Office, l26 Green witch st near CedEr.
MANTRD-AT 766 BROADWAY, TWO CLEsKs FOR
w stoyes bsrkeepers, three wsiers p0rers for
coacbmen, and four cotton weAv
Places for condnctor bookkeepera school
escherB saleamen fremen steamers and railroads
and boys for trades, LOUIS KAUFMAN, Agent.
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Leaving surplus o. 1fl
which SUN when ali the various charges Of interest,"
sinking fund.- renewal Of the iron way &s we're deduct
ed gave dividend for the year 1855 Of 45fr and
16fr had already been paid In January, the whole tn
of the 40Ofr. fhare for the year 611, 15E
per cent The increase In the rece La 1855 ounted
to 1926 05fr and the first seventeen weeks OF 1885,
compared with the corresponding period of 1855 gave
augmentation of ,276, SsSr.. or II psr cent.
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the month Of May last year the total earnings OF The
Erie Railroad s461 1914 This year the earnings
the rst twenty days equal to that sum- eayog the
earnings for the rest Of the month on the
month last year We have doubt that the gross earn
fnEs for Msy this year win exceed those for the same
month last more than two hundred Thousand dollars
correspondent Of the Boston Post gives the fo wing
aaouission made out from the official returns Of the
Boston and Maine Railroad Company for the purpose Of
shovfns What the cost Of passenger traffic railroads
4 IN thst section Of the coantry:-
Tbs Dcston and Mains road, SO miles In Length ia.
cndlnr its single branoh), cost o. 3i6 5035i
ger mile.
expenses we're. sl8l,9l6
Interest = cosf Of road at per cent. $50 761
Add Dor sasnal depreciation ans con-
The total running expenes Of that road 10 1866
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VALUABLE PATENT.-TATUMs tnPARATTON OF
Oh ground. Or photographs The ~. 10 the State OF
chased OF the pstentee j. H. TAfUM. address Frenchs
Hotel. New Yovt civ. for sfev 6avsonlv
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TO LRT-A FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE AND
furniture for sasPresent receipts $500 per month; rent
$3.50 oonains ~ roops location west OF Broadway, five
Ard worth from IS 600 to ~ 100 Terms easy Reason for
selling the party aboU leAvr for pa In 10 daya
For particu apply at ssg Broad way. room No. a.
NJ. wBAY, Auctioneer
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The London Necs of the 9th instant says
EDgish securities have been subjected TO few 1ac.us.
lions cuYirg the weeh Toe settlement IL the ccnsols
account yesterday sho we'd that there still consider
able supply Of stock soa. owing 70 the rapdry of the
creation om the last Lea. Nevertheless, dispod ion
to operate higher prices is still observable
cou1ged BY the steady Investments of the public and
the that t,e Ba nk ths viii exhibit
OF about f100 00o Yest rday s for money
fIst quoted 922 to q, and ney left Of 1t 923S
TO aS. Tor the Atm of juno the last p.ise was 93ss
to Y.
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RIO LET OR LKAse-A FIRST GLASS H0gs. HkA4
Eighth street. west OF Broadway. New yors He(4y
vacated resdyf tenant completely painted wai
gas throughout two baths and buffers panties; contains
rooms above the basement most deurable largo au
Also. largo furnished house, n sAze vicinity. Apply
JOHN LLOYD SONS. is Nassau and lQ Eighth street.
mo RENTl- ONE HALF OF A FINE THRKH STORY
brick house pleasantly situated and wi ell the modern
improvements, 70 good tenant Rent 500 per eanum Az.
RiRhth avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BARNARD, GOLD AND SILVER RRFINER, ASSAY
saver and sweep smoter office l34 Futon street Fine
metals stonDgs polishsgs jewellers and sversmiths
nge bought N. b. Inc gold and silver purchased Office
1874 Fulton street. Works I84 l.aurens gree-
A GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR EUROPE WISHES TO
sell bslerce Of fine imported goods consisting Of French
,sed fine oil paintings and engravngs, rich ewoy,
nure ard brocate cheap for cash
Cal No. LOG Beecker street. for three days. from 10 An
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FHURsDAY, HAy Z2-B r. N.
BREADsruFYs -Flour-The market was quite active
with further improvement in prices, especially for
and medium grades. The sales embraced about
COO 16 900 bbls, including considerable lots for