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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-22

4 ALBURTUS ADMINISTRATION SALE OF
IA magnificent household turnnre superb paros auis
seven octave pianoorts sasry oil peiaisgs BY
artists bronzes and many Of vii Offer ut nun
lie aale without Monday May g. a. The mi
vate resdence No Sc West Eleventh Gres rarlor
wood Suits covered 10 brocade and silk vsve elegantly
carved 10 fruit and flowers sold etegeses
doos satuary marble top centre, aide and tbies
rosewood octave panofore, satin wood in
laid with pearl and solid pearl keys made by city maker
ranted for French plate naul apd mi-rors
embroidered lace curtains rich cornces Turkish and recang
chairs ades secretae rosewood bosKcase velvet
sells carpets rugs to match, superb oil paintings
paintn English scenery painted by Norhrop fruit piece
BY Cole winter scene by Coates; elegant pastel by onar
French engravnRB bronze clock sausry Venus piece
hce, the SesscDs &c; Parau marble s.stustes snd
Solid oak extension table, sdeboard, chas busrs tray
and stand oval mirrors eight day clock eruasea carpet
French china dinner l6O pieces elegantly decors
ss pieces ret Of rich ca, and engraved glass eks
dinner and tea service table cutlery Of the descpdr
handle Knives forks carver fork and stes rich
Pafan butter dish bohemian glass wine and boaes
and fruit stands rich cut glass salts ruby engraved
bowls hall rosewood hat stand and chars
and black walnut bureaus aoesny COM.
ire and card tables stands shelves Freueh
engraving Sabbath Day. CLOCKS mirrors psntngs mat.
resses pallfeec, blankets Sheets couerpsnes carpets
eAe TO commence ri f0 O'Clock In the Competent
persons will he I'm attendance pack shin tAe goods
The auconeer would hall particular attention sale a.
is the largest and best assortment offered
season.
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HrNRY B. HERTS, JR bDCTroYEER.
Ii Loan OFflC sALr,

Vt = I
AT TUE 3ALBaaUOAs no. 81 PINE srgGyT
Consstne OF elegant dianons very gold watcher guns
pepis OIL gaiaogs se wing mscbaes uano dres seiag
the entire bssuce of stock lett from as Thur pae
IerG's CASH Catalogues ready Oh moiDlac OF salo
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EDWARD II LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ household furniture, elegant ware DO
r. H. Lub IOW 90. will sell at auction Wednesday, May
70 At O'clock At 81 Brevoort place University place, the
enre furniture contained In aad consisting OF handsome
rosewood furniture, plush In crimson and
god SATIN curved ROSEWOOD reception and v0are chairs
rosewood eegeres centre and sofa tables French msnte
cocks esbras handgome window swiss tables
bedseas wardrobes bureara AMI dressing tables velvet
Brussels and ingram handsome French china dinner
dessert and also large quantity OF ne silver ware
combating Of tureens butter and gravy boats arse urn water
pitcher milk pitehefr cake baskets silver knives, forks
SPOONS &c. Catalogues ready ri the OH 70 OF the
oDeers IA Pine The furniture and silver ware can be
seen until the sale by permit from the auctoneers
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A J.. BLKECKER, SON co. WILL SELL,
As O'CLOCK, u the Merchsnts, kxehsnGe-

A. os1Sss &c sSs Hess.n gilt S AT
On Rs.ss Of los win buildings No. lo north
s 3 sisaa q $3.50 W with ps.'ss
Nc. ssA = s
Aso on psee tadjoinng formerHouse and lot
v...n,o.. ..,. q, On TUESDAY.
brick basement and lot s asst nar n9 s
sn aPss VIII s g.
vs.
i0ll-so0d grade and n. free e t iiS% ssSl
ss ,s.ss ss: SJ Pine
ries Of WIN. r. Prince Co., a. a ,faISat1g L. 1.
1rustees sale Of mining rights &c OF the New York and New
with privilege OF psIssss Sop1ss @ right in premises
occupied BY sem, eonasnx about ~ acres sabeos %
%srs Known as the Schuyler Nue. sossshsr with ne
SarSer pscaials At lie ooe Of the company os Broad
way. by order OF tie rustses
,,,W.s s. DUNLAP, Secretary
The subscribers have leased Nos and Pine street
They prepared give attention TO auction business 10 ell
its oganehes having ample accommodation for the sale Of
goods every on which advances when necss
separate win be established for the sale of city
s os
bond ard ana the purchase aud sse OF stocks and
A. j. BLNEUKER, SON Il co.
A UCTION MOTT lg-CHOICE GREENHOUSE PLANTS.
a sAMUSL osdooD. auctioneer VIII sell at No Pine
street. Broadway 10 morrow (Monday) Orning, at l0
o'clock choice Of verbenas gsraniums
carnations, &c &c from a well known nursery
4 UCTI0N NoIIcE.-ExECyToR' sALE-JoHN RED
n DING Auconeer office l22 West Thirty seventh street.
Will SELL Mepday sd instant at 10 O'Clock A. the
northeast Tenth and Thirty fifth the
household furniture consisting OF tables chairs bueaaa,
china stoves mirrors Ac beds and oed
stesda beng the Effects OF the late Mira usrnp deceased
JOHN GREEN, kyecutor.
n UCTlON NOTIoE-BAMUEL OsGOOD, AUCTIONEER
a viii sell Eonday. May rs, at O'Clock, corner
OF Easas and Pine Streets
THE CEI.EBRATAD TRoITINa HORSE
DAN MARBLE.
Sold without rezerve the owner ieaves for Europe.
Terms, cash
UCTTON EoTI0E.-BURNaAM's FURNITURE Elk
n pre- and flu pacsng establishment Ill and l.3
West al yenh street. exh avenue fitch boa eaold fur
pure every descp,ioa boxed and ehppet to ali Of
the world. Pianos mirrors statusry DO. &c carefully
moved. Furniture of families moved win the utmost
horse for tae removal Of furniture to tie
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
THE PROSPECTS, OF THE GREAT CAMPAl

The PROSPECTS, OF THE GREAT CAMPAIGN.
tfrcm the London Times May ILL
yesterday the Emperor of the French left his CAPITAL tn
ake the command OF his army When these words
were read oy our fathers some half century ago
snsre was thunder in the air, aud thai the bolt
They knew also that tue crash Of sacked
@-oxen armies would soon be heard
Unity Of hlvec that VI,
'" of the BJnaoarte
= has left the
weight
'nks
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4 UCTfON EoYICE. -BUREHAM's FURNITURE Elk
n press ard flu nure packing establishment Ill and '3
West ls yenth street. ixh FITCH boa shold fur
pure OF every descriptoa boxed ehpped all
the world Pianos, mirrors. stsusry, DO &c carefully
noved Furniture of IA es moved win the utmost
Large the removal Of furniture TO tie
cou0try. Spring at al hours Of he day
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MAsosEC:-THE MEMBERs or INDEPENDENT
lM Lodge No 1885, f. and A.. NJ hereby summoned to
attend the regular to be held al their
Monday evening. May q, at O'Clock p. for work BY
order Of JOHN RUSH, JR., Ma8ter.
john W. DAwiEY, Secretary.
NTO~lCE.-AJL BAGGAGELEFT ATS sMUEL wlLBRA
~ hams Manchester House, 81 Whitehall street
deemed before the 18th inst Will be sold defrsy exposes
on tie same. SAMUEL WILSRAHAM.
AruTIcE-poLDERs OF CLAIMS AND MOTIFS
" sgaint the UNDERMINED present the at A,
Waiacd Co.'S l6 Maiden lane where they will be met by
II. FEANkO, of New Orleana La
pACIslc MAIL srEAMsHIp CovPANY, NEW YORK,
Nay IS, 1859 AT meeting Of the Board of Directors
5ed This day dividend OF ten cent declared out OF
he profits Of the psyab and Monday May
g. The rspser books will be closed until Ater that
BY order Of the Board. FREDERIC HOFFMAN, Hec'y.
J,HE GLOBE EXPRESS, % BROAD STREET. CORNER
Exchange place. forwards psrcel luggage
and from place Ia kurope daguerreoSpes very
rates. Eas correspondents in London Liverpool Glasgow
IN bin, Belfast Paris Ravre srssburg Hamburg. Bremen
Lepsic Dressen Berlin and every place OF note Germany
france, Switzerland, Italy and Great Britain.
L. W NORRIS.
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,,. An, .rr;v.y NJ the Commissioner despatched by the

.u .., -;., NJ the Commissioner despatched by the
Pieomentese grai Commissioner si abolish tho tax
nm bread, corn, ~ SUI ~ s0Ae' "" S"~ee ""o" u"
not exist In Sandman t'itL.Ny. -,
az, o. ~ Nv young men from eighteen 10 twenty years
w s in The proportion OF ten thousand OF the
s nopulation. All Also from twenty thirty five,
,ins 70 bear Ia defence Of the national ndepeud
enoe may be received volunteers both scripts and
volunteers beng al ooce despatched to Piedmont
o. Tne Provisional Com missioner will appoint Council
of War with power 10 try and punish, within tweayoar
hours AL may be guilty of crimes against tue ma
tona cause against the Info property OK Paca cn-
zens The Council wall make no distractions OF rank or
class but persons be punished for crimes commit
ted Interior TO the resurrection. 49,
TO- He will not allow OF the esaolshn1ept OF ponncaI
Journals but he Will pubsa bulletin Of all facts winch
il is necessary TO make public.
IL lie will dismiss from their posts all magistrates or
officers who be opposed TO the new order OF things,
always proceeding with prudence and caution.
10 re will maintain the severest discipline, applying
10 ali the laws suitable during time OF aa will be
nexorsbe 10 deserters and viii give the strctest orders
ON thus subject 10 all his suboldiuatee
49, He will. eena 70 King Victor Emanuel precise de-
scrpon of the arms ammunition and money found in the
various owns and provinces, and he will await commands
On this subject.
IA 10 case OF necessity he will make acquisitions for
money horses carts, Shops &c, always giving corres
pending receipt but he Will punish with the utmost rgor
all who shall make acquisitions Of this kind without the
most pressing necessity or without making definite
tract
Is. Until the time referred TO in the first article Of
these Instructors you will every in your power
Tor mapestng the aversion which Italy feels for the Aus
TRAN domination and Tor the governments dependent
Austria, well her love for independence and her
hdence the House Ct Savoy and the Pedmontesa gov
ernmept; but you will do all in your power 70 prevent
timely or isoialed movements
For the President,
The Vice President, GAaIBALDL
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SEGARs AND TOBACCO.

}. RTIsra, TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS ARE RRsprfrr
fy informed that the subscriber selling the beet
Enghsh canvas oil and water ceors pases drawing pape
sc at lower prices than any city All ia mate
ras Tor 0rean painting and the best of prints
Ann obSravngs IN The city, Frames band and made 10
ofoer' W. SCdAus,
Artists Colorman, go broadway
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NJ. CRIsTALAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
~. wilt sell on TUESDAY, the cath inst, i0Is
Two bills Of liquors wines champsgnes &c &c, bought
sheriff sale and not called for consisting of large lot OF
brspdes. cafet champagne and other Wines krchpu
wssser srcceries &c The trade invited to attend
every lot will positively be Sold without reserve, the high
eet bidder for cash. -
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osr-OE SUNDAY AFTERNOON 18TH INST, IN
~ gong from Twenty fourth street down Broadway and
place to WsVefiey place pin abe finder
VIII much obise the owner by returning 70 10 West rweny
fourth street.
I OsT-oN FRIDAY OR SATURDAY, A DOG, PART
shepherd lover part OF legs and body dun colored dark
on TIE back; medium size had collar lock;
swera 10 Inc ane of ck. literal will paid
the hnderiby b. a. Estes 46 Hamilton Brooklyn.
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DANIEL 8. H0UGH, AUCrIOFEEH-OFFICE NO. 22}
- Broadway-Aucton nei,ce- Elegant rosewood and
% morrow iondsyJ May Z at lO1s precisely, all The
ure carpets decorations, works of art dc, general
assortment of table such ohios dioner tea SETS
silver service tea salvers cut glassware, cutlery
forks, &C. contained In the first class IS np1
place. in Eighth street. betwesn broadway and Fh avenue
parts list rom In catalogue In here suhjonsd:--
the basement tapestry carpets walnut extension tn
oe bullet and chairs china dinner and tea ivory cutlery
cit glassware silver plated tea forks sp0ons cssea
The psrors are furnished h velvet carpets three massive
carved rosewood psror In brocsde solid
centre see and pier tables and wall eegeres pier and
m4ntel glasses mante ornaments, bronze figures rich en
Urodered lace window curtins French
easy reception and recumoent chairs; paint
~ bronze gas sxiures rosewood library
CAGES elegant rosewood octave piano, pearl KEYS
In the chambers superby rosewood bedsteas
onresns and commodes wsrdrobes couchs, cottage chars
sss sna Se Dressing table, fine aa spring beds
The upper storcs are firr ned v,, Srs ~ a.,
and double bedseadR and the corresponding furniture
match also, two very superior richly enameed bed
room furniture.
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A DvANCEs MADE TO ANY AMOUNT on M wosDs
oaoh ~ 1eweiry sessrs add goods Of all kinda On
retail store, hstaolsaed 1873, Charges modereie.
JACO14S, 4l7 Broadway,
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY q, 1859.

tra; but We have no such designs why nscd We con.
Germ ourselves Win me superaous efforts q Franc,
30 long, therefore, the begcrsu.s. whoever they
arc condne themselves merely 70 iberatuK Itay .nl
storing Hunsary-much ~ This might shea- Aastfs o.
her imposing grandeurthero can be no cali for ana,na
70 Interfere and 40 justification for her intsff r. M t
,nef tnsr ey endesvorng 70 paciy the aud
mediatc Detween ihem, whenever an Opportunity for
doing 30 with effect and dignity may offer And at pre-.
sent we see no reason 10 believe that any desgas an
ror to these eftained; aDd We max I'd IL gill
DO Ebg!ands fault If any such coma 10 q head
or are put forth. or course there ara oontiovsa.
Cies which would inevitably bring into tue Al
THESE contingencies will be best averted by Iel.g then
be distinctly understood beforehand. Any atempt on
the part OF France to extend boundary 10 tue Rhe
or 10 seize on Belgium would violate distinct treaties
which we signed and guaranteed but Ruesia IS party
10 these same treaties aud we c0n,em ate any
sucn folly or such crime az projects Of this nature
involve Any atte mpt ON the part OF Russia 10 upset
Eastern settlement and again aggrandse herself n. the
expense Of the Ottoman domnions would unouestIouahly
be bill; out FIR rs well as England is party
70 that settemeaand unless all treaties are to be torn
and held III dersen surely treaties recent and SO so
Tenn must be respected At all events. there is az ye.
no indication OF, and no osennoe for suspectng,
such nearsusy aggressive projects the part OF either
France or Russa andaDythue short Of these could no.
make either polite or necessary for England descend
There u.s. indeed another contingency which needs to be
considered Pruaia and the ether German Stutes-dts
suing Russia and hating France, az tier hlue too good
for make common cause sit AUSTRIA IN
Ibis irar, and may thus draW upon themselves Frech and
Russian invasion, NTH all its terrible aud far reachisy CON
sequences What are we to do in this case? The special
circumstances Of the case must determine The conduct
OF Austria In Italy and Hungary has been so bad thai
whatever punishment or loss IN these quarters may
upon her, we canrot nterfere and il Germany ntereres
che inerieres in cause which s Germal and Which
is ntrnscally bad and should deprecats such ator
ference most earnestly We must our utmost endea.
yoru 10 conpe the to the south Of the Alps Failing
tbat. We must Intimate distinctly to both Russia aud
france that we cannot passvely witness war Of
quest or any proceeding which issues In the territorial
at OF either. We must measures
TO place both army ana navy such ieotng net to
nnm6ers but to readiness that action is forced upon
us that action shall be decisive then only
viii our neutrality be respected but mediation whsn
the moment for mediation shall arrive, will bs welcome
AID eihcieat.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

II =, LEEDS CO. AUCTFONRRRs. WILL SELL. or
- wsnncsdA! May 10 large stock Of old wines, Hs
~ aG seont oea from MArch 49, fully guaranteed
sh W., S ~ az Old hanse 70 estAbshed
tseInents '~s ~ A"s"A' sA'~-
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REWARDS.

4 LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR INTOR.
N nation that VIII lead to the recognition the young
who 40 seveies beet two gentlemen the Of
ou avenue aud Bird street. brooklyn late hour
evening lest Of his friends called
x. Il. O., Herald office.
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ENGLISH NAVAL REINFORCEMENTs AT GLIB.
RALTAR,


The Madrid journals Of the 9Th publish telegraphic
despatch from Ngesiras announcing that English
squadron consisting Of esr ships Of the line and rgate
under ibe command OF Admiral Freemsnte had arrived
at Gibraltar The despatch is not dated, bat the papers
say that il was no doubt Of the Sd.
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TssE 1MC1UyxF sNAsOn.

1pEV. MATHEW HALE sMlTB, BY SPECIAL, REQUEST
IL VIII eehver bis great eclurs Che Heroic Women of the
t.vou,onl on Monday evening may - at eight O'Clock In
me cf'hwes fresbyteran church. Feth street. between
pFosnwaJ and Eighth avenue positively rain shine n
ms ABOVE Lecture poponea Tuesday even
log account the ckets . AT The door
Pfoceeds Tor support Of the pulpit. ''
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SS REwARD-.LnsT, ON FRfDiY EVENING. A
C valuable pold bracelet between the Metro ooian tns
spd 81 kchoss Eote mark ed on thu insae
WHOEVER will return the to j. u Ball, the
20 reward j. G. BALL,
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LOAN OFFICES,

At W. MACDUFF's, 47s BROADWAY.
IA CASH ADVANCED
On DIAMOrDS, WATCHES, JEwELRY.
On PIANOS AND ALI. KINDA UE
Mh3EH a NM
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fNOOD NEWS FOR THE MII.LION.-gRND FOR CIR.
~ cnlar-That psrtcusr AMI Invaluable which
thousands have soueht for in vain livery
son AND daughter Of the sing generation who have ara
about 70 assume the responsibilities Of life should
undersand this vital susjec. Address, with aame &c. Dr.
Il. H. Paten Post office N Y.
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REMOVALS.

IN IMPORTANT NoTICB:-THE REAL OLD GsNU.
"A lne eltnon fure original JACOBS any years eatan.
aled IN Chatham street has 317 Broadway thres
call. ~ VIA PNA0
t(ncoVhiA-DhFiAECs 6aLeMheDgts sArE GEPyy,
10 removed nom Ia Pearl TO e. corner
ses plsce- SOpAf.T IL. PATRICK.
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a DvArOss MAZE ON DIAMONDS, wArOass All
L. Jacobs co. 81 broadway STRICTLY conade;Si sgS n
loan oalce sigma about the building
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n UCTION NOTIcE.-BAMUEL OsGOOD, AUCTIONgER
a viii sell Bombay May Is, at O'Clock at the cora
OF Easssu and Pine streets,
THE CELEBRATED TR0TTINa HORSE
DAN MARBLE.
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&S RHWAaD-DoG LosT-A LARGE NswFoUEp.
pC lane cog black and white, With brass collar werng
10 The rane of Caro- Jeff 4S Atlantic eet Brooklyn on
"Wednesday night Whoever will bring said dog back TO
the above premises viii be suitably rewarded.
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WIN WI1TERs AUCrIONExR-w WILL SELL ON MON
w day AZ O'Clock, II Asa Canal street. large and yaiua-
bic assortment Of fine furniture, &C. families others:
snas rocking ana other CHAIRS centre tables aud other
glasses paintings Three pianos, curtains
pestry three ply sDa otper hall mahogany
and ether bedtteaGs hair beds bedding din
Jog room and Kitchen furniture dressing bureaus washsand
oe wsre CHINA giass snd silver Aao about dozen
OF silver plate forks aad ypoons.
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UCTION SALE. READY MADE CLOTHING, DRY
"a goods fancy articles &C. BY a. NJ. GRIsr ALAN,
large assortment OF and fashionable goods con
sstng of cashmere linen duck alpaca drapetee and cloth
pants and vests also linen shirts collars cravas and neck
Ties; linen thread buttons trimmings, DC.
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BAvE CORRESPONDENTS IN ALMOST EVERY
place in tbs United States and would hike 10 become
acquainted with psentees vendors Of articles easily
optlned IN the Interior and who might be benefited by my
numerous Correspondents keteren exchanged Address
etang nature II business srtcle, .. Herald ooe
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JAMES GUSHING, AUCrIONEER, WILL SELL ON rHg
pss%i.es on Monday 2sd day Of Nay ns. At u oeloe
without fall
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TWO VILLA COTTAGES, FLUSHING, LONG ISLAND
for sale at auction on the broadway. the WI
ocor stye eah eight rooms cellars good wstsr
situation dssrabe soah ass o. Brosdway 50 Unio
street. near all The purserv gardens railroad depot sea
boat landing The sanbry Of the air society sosools &c.
render Flushing desr able and winter residence
Communication ten times daily with the time forty
minutes One halt lay remain mortgage. 70 view tho
preniaes apply - HENRY HOVER, auctioneer or WILL
LETT 4 CAhl4L land agents, Flushing.
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EAosENE OILS NOTICE
The enlargement q :hs Kerosene Works being
ped notice that al orders irade viii b
MED promptly, AT lew tariff prices.
bercesue OIL examination will be found tho only
perfect coal c offered End TO burn Is per longer
any OF The in,Gt,rs a ket
hEW YOkA KEncSENE OH. COMPANY,
% Pearl atrset H. Y.
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q r 4s1 PFAa. srsggT- % coo woaTH OF uAsI Oyy
"A clothing wanted IN large small lou. Gentlemen hay
ING Of the above dspOee OF eao obtain the hghea
PRICE by calling the addressing Jaass goronsy <
Pearl 7sreet, Chatham
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THE LATEST.

TIE --LATEST.
The following is copy Of private message to our
agent at Southampton received from London the after
noon Of the llh--
TUEIy, May 10, 1859.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
The enemy evacuated Lvorno, Tronzaao, Santha, Ca
vaglis, Samzoa and verce rec ossed the Sesa 10
great haste, leaving part OF the forage &c. which they
had demanded, behind them.
Yesterday, strong Austrian column, With four gene
rails, was at strapana This mornng they withdrew
thy from Carasano and Strop;saa
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SOLD without reserve the owner leaves for Europe
Terms, cash
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SAd Tsn rAkgs. AUoTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON HOM-
asy nay Ks ut 10Y O'Clock, 1t PhelAn's nurssry Fin
near avenue A. the en3e Of greenhouse psns
knd shout 10 600 tube The
ue sod on account OF the lease expired
DC offered III lots 70 suit purchasers.
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IN ASI GASI 9AEI
VI The improvements store being cornDlesad -
would respectfully cali the our friends and ~
public To our splendid stock Of GAS FIXTURES bra,
Psrtsp ware n fancy goods all Of which Will be oared
twenty per cent less than our former low prices
ce for the Inspection Of Mses Tor the stats Of Nav
York;,
woods Building S6l Broadway
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GCU REWARD. LOST, BETWEEN NOS 3 AND ls
wv Dutch etrest Between u and o'clock r NJ on
saturday, HAY 81 1883. check the Mechanics Bank of
sr9osyn eIawn by ane D. wbitney in favor Of
seventy FIVE collars in small bills various denonneons ali
Of which are marked The will paid on the
T., and Questions asked.
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inst at ten O'Clock at 6a6 Pearl street the cir cs beIonrs
the estate Of coL John Smith, deceased others Con-
ststng OF clohng books ewery, leather Ac By orsr
Thomas q. Fields, ksq, Public Administrator.