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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1874
lCOOCENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity Of the Road equal TO any In the county
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WESr.

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity Of the Road equal In the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No. Astor House, corner OF Vesey-s.-
Facilities for the transportation of Passengers to and from Gin
cinna Chicago st Louis ST Paul Nashville Memphis New.
Orleans and all other In the West Northwest and South
west unsurpassed for speed and comfort by Any route
Through trains for the West leave NewYk foot Of Court
landt ct )-Mornng Express 4 Evening Express
Sleeping and smoking all trains
Fare always low and the time quick as by any other
route.
by this Freghts OF all descriptions be forwarded TO
and point the Railroads Ohio Kentuek Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri BY RAILROAD d.
RECT any port the paysble rivers Of the West by
steamers from Pittsburgh.
The rates of Freight to and from point Of the West by the
PENNSYLVANIA Raoad at all times favorable charged
by Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers inust
Of their Freight TO ths Company
with confidence on its speedy transit
This Company also maintains Emiannt Accommodation
Line by which parties ematng westward cheap and
comfortable mode Ut oneA the rcass res
Of fare, L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Astor House.
LEIGH Co. Freight Agents, -
No | Astor House, and No. | South-W iianlst
MCDONALD BISCHOFF, Emigant Agents,
No. Battery place.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General supt, Altoona, Pa
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Professional Notifies.

80 ELECTRICITY takes effect in such a vast
II number Of diseases that It bids fairer every
disease incident the human body than anything else In the
world While thousands have received unpeakable good,
have known man child who has been
injured thereby that when hear any talk Of the danger
of being electrified cannot but impue II TO great want Of
sense honesty. Upon the whole, may pronounc
the Dedersumthe general and yaling remedy
John Wesley.
The above testimony, from whose nowledged wisdom
and pey known and read Of all men, is daily confirmed by
DIR. PHELPS Electrician,
No. G6 West 13thst,
whose inabe mode detecting and curing great variety Of
supposabe ineurabe diseases commended the afflicted Of all
eges and sexes.
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TTRACTIvE SALE of magnii,cseGp.s AUCTION.
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at r up .iaaear
- nv ~ M n vFSTCOTT A Co, Anetoheo,s.

Nv w X WESTC0TT Co, h"st t.ha ertire
Ttp}s DAY tfiidayl at 10Y O'clock o. ny and
r,sr,nt PhRLoR DINING Ro0Mhl, Gu aGs ITALIAN
LlBRAh1t IMNksRBIE STATUARY, siLVEK "AHr'
bhoN~n'' ricb CHINA. DC, =, .., f-,b.y
80, Ian, p,ivate Residence No i,s Fstes ~. cam
The whole Of when collection Of superb rose" cod
Enr and ysusb Works Of Art WORTHY ,s IF ale CASH
fuimSit, az eeners and connoiseurs leib' o wv pi
ton o. no nord Immediately after the sale fator rum
Eoouss ~ s lI Ell solid rosewood suites OF
u!e ~ in crimson and mnoon erocade win p.
pricing iL;sb and Ann Chair -four superb Mantle anu Ie'
Nh base tables and cornces siik and see Our.lns
Mhloiks cpets bronze and onolu Chandecrs ROSEWOOD
pooLease Statuary Mosaic Center Top and fet ISoles
Ss French Fscritoe magnificent rosewood E'gese WIN
ro.ewoo Piano Forte made by FISCHER
y, Rnss rich Mantle Vases Italian Brozes marble uoups
I'D tigues among which BYRON, Sir Walter scott bn
The Psesants Venus and Cupid the Amazon the Dancing orr
Gnadan Angel &C. with number OF tine oi Paintings ano
sntaue lava and basso reeyo rosewood Dressing
Bureaus superb BOD edsesd hair Mattresses Beds and
BEDDING roscw Wardrobe mirror doors Tete atees bronze
Clocks Dvens College Che inlad with pearl, with beautiful
assortment Of rosewood oak and mahogany Chamber furniture
of every description Extension Table rich Sveware casters
TINS Spoons FORKS Dining and Tea Services, French Chna
sets &C Ruby and Cut Glsf with Dining FURNITURE oak
marbop Sideboard oak Chairs Olcloths, marble Hal stand
Stair Carpets Kitchen Utensils &c. Sale rain or shine Ca'a-
loguCs 1T house
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financial.

EUGENE THOMPSON, Auctioneer and Broker,
~ No a Pine st buys and sells STOCKS and BONDS 81
BrokorS board INSURANCE STOCK at private sale Price
Cuuena Of Insurance Stock ssued semi monthly
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fesal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County New ork notice is hereby given all
having claims against ELIZABETH DAKE late Of the
City Of New York widow deceased present the with
vouchers thereof, WILLIAM HOLMES, Of the sub
cribers at his house Seventy fourth street Tenth avenue
the City Of NewYork before the tenth day Of August
next-Dated New York the 6th day Of February 1850.
WILLIAM HOLMES, rxa.r,orx
10 law6mF JAMES NJ. DARkE, HN''
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

~ FARE 81 to ALBANY.
On and after MONDAY April 80 1861 Trains will Leave
a m and s:30 p For White Plains II 2:3o and
M For White Plains 6:l5 p m. from Whtest Depot For
Dover Plains. m from 26thst Depot For Albany IN.
Mat connecting with the NewYork Central Railroad Return
ing will leave Wliansbidge at $40 and $3.50 and $40
m White Plains and 80 q m, l2:45 and $3.50 ?. Dover
Plains D g. m Albony, IL a. Mail.
JOHN BURCHILL, Assistant Superintendent.
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Il INNE's TRUSS-A new article, the best clean
est cheape and most comfortable for all climates Pu-
rhnser NJ satisfied return II aud got thoir
money Pamphlets, with hl patc may be had gratis
KlNNE PHILLIPS Nos. H. Broadway, aud John-st.
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ffle0iral.

CONSTIPATION (Costiveness) and DYSPEP-
" STA completely cured without medicines, injections,
baths, by nANYS ERNALENrA CRACKERS, an agreeable
and nutcous Vegetable FOOD manufactured rom Wa ous
original genuine Ervalen Eminent chemists affirm that the
enaena cotlns nuttnent than the best wheaton Hour
in the ratio OF "A 10 Certificates OF their mild and bene
hcol influence the stomach and bowels be at tho
Bakery Manufactured and sold only by the subscriber at his
holesae ami Retail Variety C kor Bakery No 30 Forsyth
IT,. near Houston Price 30 cents per pound .
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LBER II. NICOLAY,
"A AUCTIoNEER AND STOCKBR0KER,
No 80 st-iNSURANCE STOCK and other Securiies
private sale STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold u the
Brokerg Board The Price Current Issued semi monthly.
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UPREME CoURT5,oGrss9%gSso S cOa G1yax

UPREME COURT-Orange County,
- SAMUEL g. WYCKoFF and GEORGE CLAIM
against WILLIAM H. CLARk-Summons Tor money ae-
nand on contract-To the defendant You ATE hereby sum
moned and required 10 the complaint In TINS action 81
which copy herewith served upon aud to serve copy
Of your 10 the said complaint on the subscriber ~
Office In Peekk IN the County Of Westehe.te within twenty
the service OF hereof exclusive day Of snch 81.
and II fail 10 the said complaint wn,in tn
against YOU for the sum thousand FIVE hundred and
sevent three o. lO0 dollars with interest ~ Sal 81 nom ne
% day of December 1888 February 1889 and $3ool ~
from February 1889 to May 90 1889 and S2ol 81 roa
Nav 20 1882 10 December 1889 and ~ t6i ST. from pe
ccnbeT 1889 and sll 81 from April 1860 besdes TIC
costs Of this acton--Dated April 8, 1860.
DAVID ". TRANS, Plaintiffs Attorney, y,
Peekskn, N. Y:
The complaint IN this action duly tiled in the oce Of me
Clerk Of the County Of Orange, ewYok, Goshen Aps
ig6O-Dat.d Anil Ia 1890 DAVID w TRAVIS,
apo law6wF Piainth . M9ohey.
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INIE PEOPLE OF THE STAIE UF NHW
YORK-By the Graee Of God Free and lndepenar A. 80
the heirs dcysecs OF Kin and all persons ~
estate OF JOSIAH n. SCONELb late OF the town OF
in the County of Niagara deceased greeting You are y
cited and REQUIRED to appear before surrogate OF ou
of Niags I'm onr Surtaesie Court the eleventh day J
100 al ten o'clock in Tho Of hs, day at the
CGre i oeknort then aud there 10 attend the fns
oftLe accents of DIN Err T. SCOtELL aud THOMAS SN
FxesaioIs of the aud testament Of aid DC
In testimony whereof We have caused tue sea- OF UNIV
.ad Surrogate hereunto ahN 90 of ths
ii = Mines GEORGE W. BOWEN, Surrogate .. ...
iot AZ the nth day OF May IN the year o. sa'
i~I 49, *, nsand eight hundred aud sixty. A..
Nayll lawiwk " W. DO"E H' S"'SsN
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New York notice hereby given to all persons
hay ing against HENRY SPERRY late Of the City Of
merchant deceased present the with youch-
thereof to the subscriber AZ his store No 4s Broadway.
City New before twentieth day OF sep
TENDER next-Daed New York the 18th day Of March l6e
ml6 law6mF TIMOTHY s. SPERRY, Executor
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V,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ii ROY L. A STE AMSHIPS

TJNIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
IL ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
NRw-lohK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage 10
boston TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage. %
The ships from N-w-lork call at Cork Harbor.
The ships from Boston call at Halifax aud Cork Harbor
PERSIA, Capt. JudkinA CANADA, Capt Lang
ARABIA Capt J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt Milln.
ASIA, Capt. f.. o. Lott NIAGARA, Capt. Anderson.
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon EUROPA, Capt J. Leitch
SCOTIA (now buildingl
These vessels carry clear white light masthead green
cardboard bows red ON port bow.
AMERICA Milar.. leaves boston. Wednesday May
AFRICA, Shannon. leaves New FORK. "Wednesday May
CANADA, leaves Boslon.. Wednesday, May rs
ASIA, leaves New York. "Wednesday May %
EUROPA, Leitcn leaves Boston Wednesday May 90
PERSIA, .udkinB rayca New iok. "Wednesday June
ARABIA leaves Boston odnosday June 10
AFRICA, shannon. leaves New York. Wednesday June 20
Bertis not secured until paid or
An experienced Surseon on board.
Tie Of these ship VIII not be accountable Gold
SILVER nulIou Specie Jrwcly Pro oua stones Metals
i bills OF ad.ne signed therefor and the value thereof
'tere!n expressed for fieigm o. passage, apply TO
h.. CUHAKD, No. Bowling green.
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CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW

~ lORK--ClTY and COUNTY Of NEW-YORK-.MAR-
GARET BAuMANN, Plaintiff, against HENRY BAUNANN.
Defendant To the Defendant You HEREBY summoned and
required TO the complaint In this action which viii be
filed IN the office Of the Clerk of the City aud County OF New
York City Hall In the City of New and
copy OF your the said complaint the subscriber
his office No 81 Wat In the City of New York aforesaid
within twenty days after the service of this you
elusive of the day OF such service and fail 70 answer s
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN TINS
action VIII apply the Court for the relief demanded II US
complaint til Dated New lork, May II, 1850
FREDERICK HUGHS0N Plaintiffs Attorney:
The complaint In thi. action fled in TIE Clerks NE
aforesaid at the City Hall in the City Of Newfork ontne ''
day of NAV l9fO r. HUGIIS0N Plaintiffs Attorney,
nyl9 layy6WF No 81 Wallt, ~ y.
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A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
~ INTFRuEDJATF LANDINGS-Steamsr METAMORA,
At m Sundays excepted from Pier foot Of Jayt N IT,
For particulars see bills.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

TOR NEW-HAVEN, by steamer Elm CITY,
Il from Pior No rs East River at p m and ThA'ELhh
At II o m Fare 81 No charge for bertbs.
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Tor BRIDGEPORT.-The steamer BRIDGE
Il PORT leaves Pecksnp +. r.. every MONDAY, WEDSES-
DAY and FRIDAY at u o'clock noon and steamer "a ~
River
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CRY OF NKw-YoHK, DErARTMEyT OF FI3y.AsscE,}

CRY or NRw-YoRK, DKPARTsKYT or FINANCE,
BCREAv OF ARREARS. March z, l3b1 }
| CORPORATION NOTICE-SAIE of PROP
~ ERTY for Unpaid Taxes and Regular Rents Of Croton
hereby given that sale Of Property for
the unpaid for the year 1855 and the unpaid
regular rents of Croton for the water year commencing
May 1854 and ending April 80 1859 added % the tai Of 100
wske place public auction at the City Hall in the City Of
MONDAY the 18th day Of June next at IL O'Clock
at noon day and be continued from day to day until the
shall be sold ard that the detailed statement Of the taxes
Morning Courier and NewYork Enquirer daily
paper printed and published in the City Of NewYork
JOSEPH c. PINCkNEf,
mh2 1aw1iwF Clerk Of Arrears.
EOR SALE at AUCTION-A nice cosy, brick
and brown 3story HOUSE is IL splendid order with
all the improvements and convenences No la East
SD Is good and healthy neghborhood Can be
before the day of Sale I'll ESDAI May I'D at II o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange by applying the Premises
between I'd and 3days
JUDICIAL SALE.-In obedience to an order of
- the Breckenridge Circuit Court, made N its April term
1860 shall the 18th day of June 1860 in the Town Of
CLOVERPoRT breckenridge County Kentucky offer for sale
10 the highest bidder, the BRECKENRIDGE CAMEL COAL
MINES and Six Thousand Acres Of Land lying in the Counties
OF Brec kendge and Hancock together with tho rights Of way
aud oil the buildings fixtures and erecions Of every kind
GO will the rroad and carriages engines tools inpe
eI utensils and other personal property used for the purpose
of business Breckenridge Camel Coal
Company s mines, in mining manufacturing coal
conveying the market and all and singular the rights
privileges and franchises Of said Company much hereofas
may necessary satisfy judgment in the Of David
Maliiu John p eTton trustees &C. against the Brecken
idge Camel Coal Company The sale will continue from day
day until completed Terms Of SeThe sale to be made
a credit Of six twelve and eighteen months, in equal install
The purchaser to give bond with good security bearing
the day of sale and havo the force aud effect Of
repeyn bond and lien to be reserved upon the properly
chase d until paid for. r. ERAILE, - Commissioners
May Z, 13GO d. r. MURRAY
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NAY boat for Albany and intermediate landings.
D-Steamer ARMENIA Capt Smith leaves the foot OF liar
rison.st every Monday Wednesday and Friday at a. m
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A
DY BANGS, MERWIN, q Co., Irving Build
I'D gs Nos 59i and 500 Broadway near the Metopolita1
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, May l6, 1860 at 4
O'CLOCK p.
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE-A choice collection
of STANDARD BOOKS consigned by some OF the English
and many the American publishers expressly for this SALE and
comprising valuable works in all departments including variety
If extensively ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, and collection OF
New Publications, &c. all and fresh, anc
many Of them in rich and fine Library Binding Also valuable
invoices Of STAPLE and FANCY STATIONERY, &C. 10 ot
sold In lots 20 suit purchasers. - -. .x.,1,,.,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
May 81. %. and 30 at 4 o'clock -
The entire PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the late THEODORE
SEDGWICK, esq (receuty deceased consisting of valuable
LAW and MIS- ELLANEOUS BOOKS. The Law portion
comprising fun sets of Reports in common Law and Equity
Statute Laws Dgsts Treatses Scarce Law
Pamphlets Choice Works in Medical Jurisprudence, &c Also
variety valuable English and French Law Books &c To be
sold on Monday and Tuesday Afternoons May 2 and D. 1860
And the Miscellaneous portion embracing great variety Of
Choice Works various subjects lin various langaa9es) in
Gliding History, ard Travels Biography Phloogy
Bihliognphy Poetry &C. viii be sold "Wednesday after
noon Mev g. commencing each day at O'Clock.
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RKPUBIlC FIKH INsuHAhCB COhPAHti
No. l6 Waist, Jan. II, 1850 J
Capital. 90
SnrIlus
nVIDEND.-Thi Company have to-day de-
IL cared dividend Of SEVEN AND HALF DOLLARS
PER SHARE, payable TO stockholders on demand. - -
They have also dividend of SIX PEN
CENT upon outstanding Scrip payable TUESDAY the
l4th day Of February next, In cash.
They further declared Scrip Dividend the earned
OF year ending the Slt day Of December 1859 Of
FIFTY PER CENT the efcses deliverable TO parties en
Ted thereto TUESDAY, the 18th day Of February next
ROBERT s. HONE, President
DUNCAN r. CURRY, Secretary.
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VfNO LET-A genteel three-stOry HOUSE, parth
i furnished situated two blocks from Union square Ren
moderate 10 pleasant family aud received in Board Addrcs
ri. NJ, box No. la tribune Office
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting Now Hampton with the Delaware Lacks-
and Western Railroad, and at Eaon with the Lebigh
Valley Railroad
SPRING ARRANGEMENT-Conm March 20, 1900
Leave NewYoIk for Eaon and intermediate places from foot
Of Courtandtst at IL @ and 4O M, for someryille
by the above trains and at p m.
From Pier No. 2Norh River at go and III 80 and 30
D. for Eeston and intermediate stations for Somere by the
above trains and at $3.50 p. m
The IL train from foot of Courdtst and the ii 80
from Pier No. NJ X. make close connection at Easton with
Lehsh Valley Railroad and thence via East Pennsylvania
Railroad to Reading without change of cars and connect at
Reading direct for Posvile and Harrisburg
Passengers the Delaware Lackawsnna, and Western Rail
road will leave New York at from foot Courlandst
1870 from Pier No ~ r. only for Lehgh Valley Railroad at
and IL from foot OF Courand, and at 80 aud ii 30
q. from Pier No. N X. only JOHN o. STERNS,
Superintendent.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A HOUSE and LOT for SALE at BARGAIN
IN is situated No 28i East Houston Size Of Lot 2i by
lpt feet twostoy and attic House. with basement aud
under oerI. S5oO remain mortgage For particulars,
inquire the premises
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E'ARMS-FOr SALE-A Farm of 100 acres on
Il the Pessaic River Newark n. j. Farm Of Isl
acres. Syracuse ~ Y Farm Of % Ip L.
Apply to $. FUTILE L Co.. Nc. Beekmau-st.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
i and TROY connecting with trains NORTH and WEST
From Monday April 80 1890 Trains will leave Chambersst
p M. Albany Mail Ga Sleeping Car Train, 800 p m
(Sundays incuded: Way Trains for Sing Sing 9i3 and
is and p. m for Poughkeepsie LIS and 800 p M for
Tarrytown, 1898 and l045 m for PeeksHl $50 m From
st. Buffalo and Northern Lightning News Train 1923
Emigant 6:l5 p Passengers taken at Chambers Canal
Christopher and Trains for New York leave Troy
445 Sundays included and Gas and 1910 and u.s. and
sundays ncluded and s33 and Albany about half
sn hour later. A. F. SMITH, Superintendent
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TOR GLEN COVE, Roslyn, Bayles Dock, Great
Il Neck Sands Point Motifs Dock and Glen Wood steamer
LONG ISLAND every afternoon az from James slip, H.
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TOR SAVANNAH -
AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW.
The 6rst-c,ass side wheel steamship
ALABAMA, - - j.
Can't Ceo n Schenck will leave SATURDAY, May ~ AZ y
D. from Pier No North River Through tickets be had
for the following prices. Eew.oIlesns sSs 70 noo's 20
All chattanooga &26; Nashville SZT So Knoxville 20
Memphis 48I s5 Augusta ST. 30; Macon go; Savannaa'
W SAMUEL L. MITCHELL SON.
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Boarn amh Rocms.
6nmmer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD at Hastings on the Hudson
~ The Grower House Is now open FOR tue IeeeH nnly
boSder Persons wishing board oI the season
without delay. GRAY q 20, ILkoi.
Accessible severa tunes day by railroad or steamooaH
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AT AUCTION. Valuable Private LIBRARY
n for SALE by WILLIAM c. OTIS, No 63 Courtst.

boston. - ~, III.
THE Library Of the ate Augustus ThoEndke ESQ., and prheo
lary selected by him by DR. Cogwe OF the Astor Library
Nev.Yok viii be SOLD above the 18th Of May In Dos
Auduion's Birds Boydslps Shakespeare Gallery; Bsyle,
Dictionary Beoes Anecdotes Bacon burke; bean0 R an
Poets Carendons Rcbclon Cassica laana 250 vols nm
cyclopeda Briannica Edinburgh Review; Foreeiins Lain
Lexicon; bhon Gaerie du Musee Napoeon Johnson bes
Jonson; lie Beau Galleries Prescott; Lowndes and bnnest
Manuals Quarterly Review; RaPeT; State Trials spi o s
ner Nalry's Classics; Washngons Writings Watts Biboths
ca Brai nca-wth alage collection Of French German sns
Caaosues ready the 18th of May Exhibition week pro,
TO sale which viii the goth of May, at 10 M OIL
No. lie Mix st., Boston. ~ ..
For further particulars apply to the Auconeer at No q
\ Court-s ST Boston.
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, wa NEW
il PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves Now-f ork every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at o'clock 2
m and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Bnyton, on hoNDhf,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at o'clock p. M from Piss
No. g. N. X. ,..,
no rooms WIN regarded secured to appa
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight arded through with great dispatch BY
ISL WM BORDEN Agent Nos. 70 and II West-st
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COUNTRY BOARD.-One large or TWO 0> sIlaii
" Fsnilies can be accommodated Apply to j. v
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A UCTION NOTICE-LOCKWOOD BROS.

AUCTION NOTICE.-Magnifcen HOUSE
IN HOLD FURNITURE at public auction THIS DAY
Fuy at the elegant residence No 20 West 26hs near 9TH
av Sale commencing To- o'clock precisely comprising Rose
nasreed Etageres Center Tables Bookcases Oil Paintings
y reut Artists stauary Bronzes Rosewood Chamber Fur
3;,'r Gc M. GRIFFIN Auctioneer
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6onses 10 Eet.

DOOMS with Power, near B'way, to LEr-One
very large aud several Rooms Canal and Walker
ST. at low rates, by JOHN GAUDU, No. l02 Wakerst
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Island for SALESeyeral Cottages and Country Seats with
om 80 70 attached close TO depots Of the Staten Island
Ra DAD and commanding fine views Of the bay at prices from
SlOlD TO $200OO.
s. EDDY & Co. No. 81 Lberty-st
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