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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

A ugTlON NOTICE.
~ Assxsee's sale ~ clothing No, Ae,
To clo~e he rpsirs
Bs.ancs sf s.sck-
400 gsrmeris ~ nas
Ready mnle clcthix.
and
WI be r"ii " order % ssssere~s,
pu friuay, Mny ~ NJ ~ Broad var.
is william Tppyiag 10
rsrcairr A~enicp II called 70 hs Ab.vs sale ,he n1dsr
scnea being the snite saee .old 1-iag NsA
sHycrior style. and frh vel worthy he ~.
~ % rsa- w TOPpfNs Cp.. s~tipl-e--.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

TAOS, vsIrt ", AgCriOFEKR. -trORs yO. "a sgKugr
Il sfrrstshegfHt sais VI the OF packing
rufsetory together with steam eneue boiler sad tstrr
ara T~c~~-y May ~ ~ c'ehocs a W No n
ssree cs.sssss c stess hcs~ se,uns sns extw
ensehed tcrfto; also sns ohsr trsehpery aso~ry
fcr snastnr all knds u qualify ofsoxea alss
tve hc~ses to are zoe wnson, tc ks &c s,o he
70 rsn frc~ Ne arss Of MAJ. Is9
ne sscv- sale ss,eursrd u-ui dsy wea-s.fay
JOHN WILSON. Deputy sherix
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13
ANTHOLOGY.

A sroumHIa 70 AIi.-nADAnE SOC ucw yHf
"A ss,s~0 assFA~ . seven,h xA.Ssssv wso VS. aiep
.rs% s 80 - E,sSS 49, svSssss, ~ 80 ms~sI y" =
este sss ss- ~s.y 49, Re- y. V - 3rssa. s,s -,
ssd .s.~s, nt.i. ~ vM csrss Iss " 1ssS sayr>t
81 sassssA eesasnsa - snn@es ersuDe ~v~a ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

CAMUk OsaOOD2 co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
- o her cheice plants &c SAMUEL OsdOOD a 90
sucfioncerr will ser store 81 Nassas street "
thursday 10 ececk choce colectoe 81 ssd
choice from he Mr. Wuham
wnssa. Wesi Fexreesh sNec< sad Astoria, (. L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

CrpprrNo pouap rrtpaEPurr, COMM ". VII,
~ son, pro yrietor-The well tpown ard reror' 49,
prepared fr h~ ~ visl~r- fnr tne surnmsr
conveniently Heated ana N. be vel
Compared WITH hoee ~ any c~ahshrs-t N M. vnsy ~
miles f-r- the CITY, wi hrd airy Desirable rosrss vns
nrs csss "a hle ard pains viii be psr~a 70 sus~ ~
repu'snes the house has ,lrs.dy acquired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

A ssIGkSEs SALE, nor JAsH-fHB ssOCK OF
dry goods In storT OF William; sans,r i2 hroadTay
he eyate Country merchants and others invited 70 can
md Inspect the a. early day the stock must BE-
:!oaad hnyrodtaely. BE- order 81 The sas.gneas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

A sTROLc0r-NArAnR LANE CAN BR CONSULTED
"A sscss hcvs marriage ard ss~ess fee-. shs sHs al
ha events of hs ssh "a ostsea. kc - ist Rxnssh
Grand stree. Ladies - cen,s aenieszes " ea.n
We causes spe~dv marriages eAarx- ezra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

4 tLAIRvoyANcR.-xRs. RAYS. ,a ssUoxs sras sy
w.s % Res as ssss e..iryvysa1 s iAs w~hl Tbs
al lsases ean upon VIA Maycs sAssAc,cp siven or ~
pay. nestr'cky aanhis<red-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

- vAITEEs, AuCTfONtFR-THIs DAY AZ n
fnh street s~ar ayerna A. hr enrs furniture u the arv
who are felsR West Sgfss ohas snd fues r. msrp- top
enrrsu- sna vashssnfs, mrurs pAnnrs, Frgnch cn' 3
~rpta FrrrcN and plain hrfs'raas lrrnin fe hnr bed
ss4 b.ddb A. .nd Res assortment ~ kehsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13
HAI.&a Al AQOxasln.

~ LEVY, "a WILLIAM sTERST. Az STIoNExR.
VI. NJ LEVY WI y u a. auction Oh rrity Nay ID AZ MS
spaco saesrom y iAm Vt eel ~ o'clock enc elegant
uned piano octave made n order BY best city
maker for lady Who keeps hrs class seminary Aso tw:
wsnot fc~r posi- beeads sized black ward
roee sho I'VE superior Freacs Plate msaie mirrors s.
Tie pnno liz open The Inspection ans
scrutiny or ai In want of n first ella plano.
(yOEuABLKs SALE Is. HENRY. ApcTI0SEEk =
~ =. virtue OF an execution, viii se this dsy, ~ 1875
oc,cs No IN Wall basement MI the right Ard ute
and n'@f~s, ~ albert Jswes Edward James and lewis
Leonora ureprsor sasa sud I'm da;aly sfsr 1t Ne
Nassau street all tie right tile and tatsrest OF the above
named dsfeadsnts In . ios OF onloe furniture.
HENRY WrSF. Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

IptSesil ". Wk4fNOfT, AttftONkkk-LAhwe
IN sslc ~ fssn>rshs f~rssture lbs 1,ssisssn
ssd sc-y Tsrsr ainsz ROOM brzry asS >aAss.r farars
e-nsiHed N bs fwenrg No tb1 West T~suiy frrf
t-v as.- of s~s~a'h Az u ~hl~s vii se
srri~iy ss< BY easlssse tss ssy, Wednesday,, ssy -
e~si"-ncipE tgk civek pr>gsey. THIS ftrpnurs sas
Be- y Aile us.d. And srervlhss dapsed -
ta.hicrAsl- tss elegantly FURNISHED rrsfS-n@-.
Fsr"r fsrrcr- ~ rich carved ws~<
bic ey eG~rcs, with mirror deors ADD back splesda %
aye rsps forte rsde bt BROOKS, used su I've
ntha WITH hrOcda and eavsr mArbs cabinets
iva sphndd full sris pxror furniture, b.ssduy
carved csvsred IN satin vh slip fnrt
sh lounge win chairs match eerrrd
N -fcv lsp~-rv ard ~--f,u eh-k f-t sp--ry
end royal wrssn sys Fren>s e-ersor rosewood
-tnrs per sd sas sAs.ss srser s'sscsss we -srr@
oaeks e>y Drv.~s a,1 ssvrvs chns v.ses VIA gr-Ai
professor o sesy arbls bro.ss aad s0sr ysssss wsss
~ Ar wth choser and seauafu eolscu ~ oil Pantsss
nosssS " rich tssaes sessn, pss ssd -ss.s -srs,s
c.- 4rgs rolu ehssdele rich ella and ace surs ~ Ae
rsy chamber Aad diniua room fansnrs -sag.rs s.rvs
fee~wocd s.ssse< bes~-sas wssAsssss ses~s~s csess
ysssss A. Al 70 snatch tsessy sac ssess,es "a.
eedees ~ oval and other vrro~s shsdes .na cersss
80 ses~ssary tos siess. ns,sry DO
sosss cnsnes fan fsrntrre ~ greer ~.
va Preach scnare chairs rDsswood asd oax nAaus v
elegant chamber fsrn~re Of all hns sup~rs ek aa en-
snsoa table nArbs hsfsi oah disss chairs rsh slver
eoxJ Prench elegant cut ware % svsy
deserirer ivory an pearl cutlery 10, viii ARE 7nsns
~ Of wcod fsrniurr not enuncr~s~d IN
Tits advertisement all ~ vkeh vii BE Psremptcrfy ssH.
dsvosn Win cA~sswa Fse 5000 - PEI
rncvtf t-rr edistelv fr0r hrr~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

g.s wAfsUrt -EN SOss.-'rnA uAUsr Ax
~ cH~"-A es~vi-ss yr~supi r~-x-- -s--rrssssrs~s
NJ yr--rsscr ssss.sc~ -A k-~l s~sa.3 s-sre~- ?.
- A. -
"a sgssi. % pss1-c-s Galady, nz,<ha stt
-es. u.y -.vh.~-h nss,r~s-a " sros-urt sratas
pias~u and sscr~vns ~nh ~uyp-~-us ~trsi -
.s-~~ rrisr O. r~ be hsA - he autbs, e,x
cous<s~saity 81 y ~.~-~ .s-~e. So sc---
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

DY AZ. a. eCuEYCK-yN rquRSpsY AND Fkl-
ID day tth ard fEih instant AZ n A. vs. seir saSren
No 20 Nassau cnecscn Of fus u painanss many o
which we're collected duag DE French revolution, snd o
brace several large and ysrshe ~.rss 81 ar nnn.
RAVENS Ssl-.or Ross Furuo Mayors Vas RrAe hug,srS
10 Prsa. Muleibe~g, Csvp Ruy-dssl f,ndeheJeee-
Wynan auerfut Horarts, Dspsnbees si.o many nns VA
arkina % the ruod~tp SCHOOLS BY fTSncs ueruAs
Berisn ard American artists The public may rss arrrrs
hst 81 he p.iuvas IN n. cnllsee- are cnotcs 49,
meas This q chance srcoare ase pd.aaxs - We
sale 10 without re-~rve
L,oREcIUeUpR SALE UF VALUABLE RIAL Rsr Ars
il W. n. FRANKLIN SON, sactoneer, VIII Sc, 90
Thursday, Nay a. ~ " NJ four story brick heuse ~
81 Wooster srd rnedern IN ,rc- eneos
alley of the loo to Browne street. Aec teet sn
inches vide; for sale persmp orr
Title perfect. OoadMeas time ef sale,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

4 UCTION sAIk @F COA'T WAGONS HORSE, &C,
a Thursday May Ia II O'clock In front of sas Full
Ton street. Brooklyn coach, doctor's chase, full
spring box built by Dus.nhury Arthur;
half and full spring box by DAILY;
tub body top wagons. light horss rockxwavs,
exass seat csrryali light express wagsu With
aims ! umhar WAGON, AlsO veil known
pacing mare Gravy Kate rERD A COLE Au-,,ue.rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

ID q. rULkIEv, suTTOsRKR--osvICH yp q WALL
rtrest gill sell THURSDAY. Aay H. o. IL s'cock %
prtrxsr, zoe a " ana " Fuacp New ths
Jesse q re ahov. rrnpsry hsvinr four yess " rsa, ise
her With the re~d " and ~ tbs hotei
op- kpown susa-fs rorrsery as-lssl IN. Gs.i -s<
sseea dang rg- business having bees r~e>sv p,-ss
ed ans rrfmrss-i. The~~ Rfy rc-ns conJetelY far
nhhec N god style large mirrors oil cc,hs carpets din
sE ss-s silver p.t-e large boilers si-s-s fur
surs ard Al Ne fann~rs and % hess AID ss.s
aslon al u rs.s srarr. Catalogues the dsv ~ 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

rus NssRrAep sUTps-A suok ~ ~ n. y -.
1 ne - -,~S - th~~~ .ho~s ~ ~.rrr ~ " rrxl
s.ss~r tr- - yi.ss- -.
~ esr,tg X. vraOEa ~ Saasau szws- New
- ls~ s<ere-s fss hses rv.s az ~ mss
sTsws .. fs--s a~porssi toy Z. g,sng .Nsssh orm -
dsrs .sys 80 p-.y ss~s pss-'s sss-'s -~Sssh-~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

UC1IoN SALE or Ei.EG Mt rURsITURE, PIANOS
"A &C. by PEED COLE, suctooeers, Wednesday,
tMh nst at 10 o'cock at 3l3 Fulou street. Broskiy cou
prsng double sr Of solid I'd parlo furn
gold voltAlrs
plush rosewood and nshognny s~f.s and chairs
n hrocaiel and hair cloth; aide
1apfe mirror easily enS,neied marble top chamber su
ccsewood And mahogany e-sad. hair solid
hall cAairs and ha stand marble op bureaus and wash.
sAdr superb velvet tapestry carpet II Bru sels do Is In
grain H. ply oil cloths cnnx ware
Gts&eN fwrNitwr-, To-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

ERANKLIN MUSEUM. LIT GRAND srRssr.-COOi.
and onortable. The above establishment, surrounded
by windows al SIDES II spea for thu acconmodason a
ufikeAs ana Stranger every
AFTERNOONS AND EvENING
Csnmeacins O'Clock and Strangers and others VIII
that abova tho saly place of the
United States where the Model Arstes exhibited n b.
BE eas,us and bring tickets s.Ass No ecs down
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

ID stIxts ArCT ONFER-giLf. tEiI on THURS
~. day way "a ~ irk o'riNct, w s-ny e'rh -r--,
rear seven avenur me esirs ha hnuss
CONSISTING E part 81 ro.Wsei snd m. eyany prar saA ~
rsiu hair elp rs-sood pisn forte. rr nW
sr~ i,eL Brussels sud apeiry earrsis, arrAn % rec
wod and .hrg chaubr suIs with m,r'ls toss 'pras
aud AZ mare-fts ather beds and bedding marble ~
drs a.irg Hld plain huresns 70 hoRsRf sef., rf tote
rockers rtr sri chairs, r-se WOOD library aui
secretary bskcasss mani-i clo1sS ssna Asa 81 p.S
ings vzsns, eva End s9r re rrors BAL a. cloths snsf
sNf rns hal sltads warisches aNs "a tcy
cutie and glassware with basemsn and tc1sn furhlro
The whole W be per.mrt-y snld nd depc-'s required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

by AFR s'BENCK, AuCfTONESN-3 MSS W
II street. This dsy Az ~ ~ Ff o. ATTRACTIVE salssi
hrnrdes fruits t,rfnes scars he rsseiyfi ~
res frun, hands and soil ~ hsl oess ths
ie.uly l. IN eases sni den jons va =
Goddard ceGnae az. Jams ilenur lsti. Guard, pupul
AGO .issN % 7 eid q and RtuFnN eoynto hr.ads old
csepsr a. imported IN glass ch, nparaes sha re-
raaers mater nm unaua gi tesrapps, Srot.h ~ .
end hatnrrshe whiskpv, smbrosial necar ~, sEic
Martin rdrss Povcv ~ hts stock except h,
above raw a Sale pnsrive. rata nr ~lnar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

a SsIgNsH's SALE Br PIr,'E t4yyns, tgsBTHfsu
y and tkaey Foods.--A. cRisfALAR. aicNen.er, "A
10wgry, VIII acu ihis day Ss inst At ~ pso's. q
'arrs ard vanahs rsu' ~ cisiss rassiar uv-s
AK tlpAcs srd trap a't@ r~S srcs ase sssrsss coss
nsr ciOb aud Asrne,-s o. stris ssi L.
80 patterns dix sni rai-ssls i-es and rsrs.is vests
aaudtrrhi~fs ravas Ehiris haver ,nars. grni-rs
~ IA together with black and f.sc, an dses
kurlsh freurh and srruzn broad c1ths N,y hseus
Nui white dsrs sit wArt Ns sN- s's. ssus, H..
ur black siks Nenke.n, Narslrs ANT yutsy % rIne,
w he line msGtn Tis ale v Nel
rnrihy h ~ hs he gods male - IN
he Nest srh,orahl aya for the city SAFE ro4ive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

HEERY =: LRKDs, AuCrIOSkER.-a q. LEnDw 4
III Co VII cell by auction Thursday, Nay IA u L
sslsok frost Of hs No NAsAHA exossl
tssly ss pair ~ bSc& bsrcs hsvs high old th
spring hall brothers OF the best New bio d.
snian sinos he New jersey S,Aas FAir
rancd psrfssly sosnd asd kind In and
stylish; Will be sod without Ao black pony hal
Oi.sdan llk d high between and yesrs Old
aid travel II thee miaatea and nod peresy sound
kind nd gentle n smile double harnss uAdsr saddle
Alss eesufsl gray poay. l&1 hands high. old
trained ana thinks he the mile n
harness. warranted e0unA Anl kiad an
and excellent saddle harss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

A UCTIok sOTICs- AssIGNRss SALE OF sPLkKDID
"A GOLD ana s,ver watches lne gold lcw-lry, sr
SAMUEL psGCOD Co. arcloneers, VIII sol ~ iaer
So ~ Nassau street. BY erisr 81 the assignee, this
<sy ednasfay. at lo o'clock, lsrge stock ~ apsodN
gold and watches from Of tho celcbraisd
English and French manufacturer All OF which
rssted o. repreSeneA.
lsrrs -. Of nse gold aud di.ncrd'e~ery b. te n--
cr1pye catalogues early OF
vii 90 view. Sals pSsitis.ly fsr nash oaiy
Out ~ nws merchants Shd Others will Do well ~ asend
.his pale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

HARDWARE AUCTION NUrICY-sixrrrgyrU RI
IL sslsr sYr nE irsds sale. EVAN AnrwsRF vii sell
THURSDAY April u. ~ 10 o'clock a. bis sueton zls
re-il,re ss packages and lo,s well sssor.d ssriwsre
ore cutlery, Ac. Also hy or entire
81 shelf goo ia shovelt irving PAN. rorSs ~ Alss
lsrse t OF s'sss 10 war-fscurcrs
Aks for account OF Enaerwrsrs four mioa yers..-os
caps In 10 ID. boxes s.huJ damaged CAalSsuos
ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

UCTI0N NOTICE y. BOGART, AUCTIONRER BIT &
n RO9AKT -rhursday. ~ 10Y O'Clock at the auction
r. and wfaa 'trseis mortgage sale
At bassAAsld rpfers cSasstsg OF sAs, tables chairs
Brusseb, loe ply ard iagran carpes ouclsth lovkaS
giasses Sed.toads hair mattresses two old places, 4e
WV THOMSON for ofrsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

will sell op Thursday, May H. nj 1915 O'clock al n,
Asior place near Br0sava esSsst And crs,y c.bns
furniture eshrAcns rDsrvsod mahogany and valiant ptrior
sus covered plush and srocsi-. tive rosewood OF
panofoies music stools and Esnds roseseet. mahogany
srS rrrbs pier GENRE s,a sofs tables rcs-ood
mirror and sscks sesrsariss botessss els
gam 1rrs -h jenny lid and r-s~pcn c-ris two
splendid medallion usnns hair cloth scfts
irs rc-k-r. ID ehsrs mirrors. pai a. Sad enKrsvinss
W hesrIrl rh francs, uses Ae nshnyasv AID n-ed
aud plate fronts ~s-s t.nds ~udrsh.s chairs mattresses
de ~ md ei.~ risn oak black ~ssu rna mahogany
table, with chairs, upholstered plzu aad carv-A
sscks sas all 81 -bor - ssr- shock % sr.i class
csse ryk0r nsvsd fnr aorvenieucs ~ ss- which
-sh.sin asd will positively ss soid hnut any
ns- .hs'svs C.tAlasns. ~his r'ady hs day ~ sale
TOES p MONTGOMERY. sUCTIOsksR "a, CtsEs
81 sces shoes and hrag.As a. ansio. Thursis Nay
~. -~io~t, OF 's- ~ n. Dava c.
sresI fr,ss irsss goods, -iss~i reserve, Tor es-s
81 =. 15s scocs 81 se store las sprisg large
hc.s.r-s fsrrrre removed fsr
Of isle. consR'n Of msresses feather beda bsdsoAas
sbi,s so" ~ ro-s~Os furnssrs srcoss ssrsis
pee o,rs-ry, ks. 6e
IoeEPs uioSNAy, AUCTIosgss.-THUssDAY,
81 MAY 10 hleocOck A. lrrct-ety a. the Cesrsl sAss
cnrss ~ wissrhsy sss rs.rl . lsge ssA
general ss-crtrnev; u so~A s-csrd hAss fsratsrs.
nAKLAY a WRIGHT WILL SILL. NJ AUCTION, ON
" Tsursday May t. ~ IN seiock A ~. 81 Ne = Cosrt
lsrss saf gn.eral assrIasHte OF rres~Os< and
sorspy pser .sd cas- ss-r ,-surs sst~r -t~ssos
snd washa'snds cAsrs, sH IS, bure>ss, wsh
e.r-.esd- suN rudI rosewood furrt-r-
Pin h. cons ~ evr medallion ehsrs ssfa
rtcrpt"s cha Noisir- chsr rJs"~ocd -texers A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

nR CORSrrT, 10 BuAsH STREET NEAR CHAruAR
~ nAy ss eos.usd al sss~-sss of priv@aa ch@>sy
pr.c 81 J.s~ er-lnsv-y The asvss -e-ctshy
asi.s hiz " ssrmabesi cnrrs -. fsrf
ali lrsd cnhc princpl-s. zzd
al sa6er-a frr-n cs mposles % gu.cks insioa
m u nay rely - bs,x hasoraby treated. ~ A--Ses pt
r.s diplonA n hs cTee nenbey - he s-~ vo~s prf
s~~~3y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-31
WALL STREET VOCABULARY.
From the New York Herald

BCLL-in Wall street parlance, Is an opera
| tor in stocks for fise. He buys either for
cash, on time, bis own or the sellers option,
with the expectation that prices will advance,
and with the hope Of making more or less by
that advance
BEARS operate for a fall in price. This
class of speculatOrs never buy stock for any
other purpose than for delivery on maturing
contracts The bear sells principally on time,
bis own or buyers option, and generally waits
until called upon to deliver before purch asinp
1t Is, Of course, for his interest tba. the mar.
ket should fuctuate .largely and suddenly.
Operators Of the longest experience in Vail
street are found among this class Of specula.
tors
BUYERS OPTIos purchaser of stock ut
| the brokers' board, buyers option, thirty,
sixty or ninety days, can call for the stock
any day within that time, or wait until its
expiration. He pBys interest at the rate of
six per cent. up to the time he calls. A pur>
chase on buyers option is generally fraction
above the cash price.
SELLERS OrrIoS This gives the seller the
option TO deliver any time within the time of
his contract, or at its maturity, and the buyer
| is required to take it when offered. The buyer,
In this case, as in tho other, pays interest up
10 delivery. Sales at seller's option are gen.
orally fraction below the current cash price
The speculator who sells stocks either on his
own or the buyers option, draws interest on his
| contract for the date until it was closed.
C0RNER.-Whcn q party is made up to buy
| large amount of stock, q larger quantity
than is known to be at the time on the mar.
ket, il is called a corner. The plan Is gener.
ally kept very private. AS soon as the CLIQUE
| is formed, the brokers purchase gradually
| large lots ct stock on time, buyers option.
After this has been fixed, they SELL on time,
sellers option, if possible nearly to the ex.
tent Of their purchases on buyers option,
The object of this is 70 provide q market for
this stock, after the corner has run out. This
having been all arranged, the CLIQUE com
mence buying for cash, and in so doing put
| up prices rapidly. Having inflated the mar
ket pretty well, they make sudden call for
several thousand shares Of sock on their buy
ers option, and then there comes a sharp time
among the sellers, who are generally all short
Tais creates an active demand, and the cliques
sail their cash stock to the bears or shorts,
who purchase at high rates for delivery at
much l,wer prices to the very parties selling
it. II will be seen by the operations that the
bears who have eeld stocks ON time buyers
option, at low prices, buy il again at high
prices, for cash from the very parties who
bold their time contrasts. As soon as these
deliveries are all made, the parties Who have re.
csived Il at low prices Immediately turn about
and deliver on their contracts ct high prices,
made sometime before sa sellers option. The
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WASHINGTON D. c., TUESDAY. MARCH 81, 1857

Z. X. GROWN q HAVE THIS DAY
a received and still receiving daily %.zs.l1
" some OF the finest FURNITURE~
- ever offered In this MARKET which -1
II we invite the attention Of those inaEsi
waat, as we assure them they can save at lesst 10
per cent. Namely -
handsome carved marble-top Bureaus and Tables
ROSEWOOD and walnut Tete-a- Tetes, Sofas
Wardfobes, Chairs Of all kinds
Cherry and poplar Tables,
Matrices, hair, corn top, and husk Ccmfnrts
Blankets, Bedsteads, high and low.p post
Hocking Chairs, cane and wood -seets
cushions for Chains, Settees Clocks OF all Kind
Extension Tables, Sidetoards, What-not
glasses OF all kind, some extra dne Carpets
Cottage Sets, Rugs, Walters
6ass ware, Crockery Ware OF all kinds
eatnef ana Fencv Goods OF all kinds
Aod her Goods 20 numerous to mention which
we Invite the attention OF housekeerers and oth-
ers, as we are determined 10 cell FOR cash or 10
punctual customers
q. X. l.. CROWN & co,
Ger OF 9th street and Penn ave
P.S. we shall still continne our regular sales
Foesday. Thursday and Saturday, both morning
and evening, In front Of our store CONSIGNMENT
solicited, and In all cases advances made when
required. CRL q = CO
"ai <'-h (ia'el) Auctioneers.
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n Who has not heard Of the Blue Laws
of Connecticut, and wondered at their extrems
severity AID singularity? From time to time,
the m ST obnoxious 10 common sense, have,
gone the rounds Of the newspapers, and collees
tions Of numbers Of them have been published
in pamphlet form-sll tending to give them q
character Of authenticity. As such, they havs
been received by the majority of people. Yet,
the truth is, no such code Of laws ever existed
10 Connecticut, nor 10 any OF the New England
States. The compilation Is q fabrication per-
petrsted more than one hundred and Fifty
years ago, by a man who wrote the History OF
Conaecticut, after be had been driven from
the State, for the purpose Of revenge; ana
this manufactured code was one OF the means
used by him for traducing the people Of tnst
,State
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VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA FOR
"A LIE LII cnnfains unyzaIds of lzQl

VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA FOR
SALE 1t contains upwards OF 1900 acres
500 thereof under cultivation, about 500 used for
along which the contemplated straight line
Railroad to ChsTottsville will run Attached
thereto Is Grist Saw MIL, fed from the South
Anna River which is psrt OF the boundary line,
and on which are also Az acres OF low ground
Soil good, with plenty producing good Tobac-
co, Wheat, Corn, DC
Buildings very superior and very ample, and In
good order.
160 bushels Of Wheat have been seeded, Tobec.
co Plant Beds were burnt and seeded before tie
last frost for Oats and Corn due prcgress is made,
With the estate the slaves and improvements,
etock, etc may slso be b id, and further infor.
nation given by the Editor Of the Evening Star,
WASHINGTON city. mar 5
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RxyIyAL OF TIE MISUEr A New York
,o-,e,nondeut OF the Chicago Tribune gives
the following bit Of fashionable intsliigenee;
"A new dance, which is exciting great al
tcntion, has been lately introduced into iIa'
ionable circles. IL Il dignihed and tany,
something after the fashion OF the oia ;,s srsst
"a favor Sy The Empress Eugsnis and osssn We. 10
toris. and Is becoming more poPuiaI .Hs soss. ~
German" Il commsncss win sS.p sppsS SI -
t.sv. aud, unlike wsitses, esn ~ s's ~
sil.old @ wen - yoss&.