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TIE New York City Press.

TINS wonLp remarks that the "signs OF the
,ir,ss alluded to In President LiscoLSs recent
proclamation, pont TO question which the war
has now, once FOR ell forced on the American
people--wbcthsr the free or the slave labor Gle
men, shah rule hencefor,h. fl, decision cannot
be doubtful, bu, The means depend mtirely on
the Southern people. If the rebellion 10 pro
longei, the government will b compelled TO
make . quick sni Of slavery ny The military
power, but II not, the process Of extinction may
10 gradual.
The TIMES thinks tho recen, obvious change
Of rebel tactics, is virtual confession Of weak
ness Under this policy, 1t b doubtful whethcr
the Confederats will make any stand at ell In
Virginia. In that case, and if thoy are driven
back from Corinth, their skill in retreats may
enable them to retire into Mcxico, where they
may found state that will be the tradition.
al enemy Of the Great Republic.
Its Washington correspondent wri'esi
The lad novs from the Depart men, of the she
nanioah, and the brilliant success nj Lowisbugh,
have drawn attention tmoushou, tho day and eve.
" from The army of the Potomac. II Ia stated
hat the completion Of the folr bridges over the
e shon.ny removes the lsst cause e delay Ia
tie Advsnc. upon Rohmond, and that We shall
speedily know Whether tie rebels mean TO fsht or
I'm.
Tie weakening " Gen. Banks command against
which he had warmly protested, and which hss
thrown 81 much important country open T. hsre-
nrwcd ravages Of the enemy, Ia dvcrs.ly accounted
ft. IL some quarters tits pronounced tie result
- jealousy VI III officer % eli, RINK, stationed =,
AM her point who refused to allow ten Banks 10
loiu him in an advance rapvomeu, because he would
fant him Bv othrrs, the whole matter IL charged
IN tho Secretary Il War, aud u Ia openly stated To-
night ut the hotels, tnt upon tho broad Shoulders
81 TINT ofcisl reefs tho oniro responsibility Of the
fcpulse al Front Roysl. In no quarter Ia Gcn.
Ranks personally blamed for the occurrence Of this
disaster
The TRiBuSE insists that the abolition Of
slavery would strengthen tho Union causc and
weaken H.. rebellion, by compelling the armed
rebels TO stay ut home aud watch thor negroes.
Besides this, II would give our causea prestige
with foreign nations. and let tho world SEQ that
we fight for freedom, Willie tie rsbels, on the
other hand, aght for slavery.
The HERALD shows how greatly the military
reputation Of BgAunroARp is over-ratcd, even
Mt the North, while the value set NJ on him In
tho South was evinced by placing linn second in
command to Johnston, at the battle OF Shiloh.
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nSEAEslA.
sl672'ioi

BRISKMASN-on SATURDAY, eith Int, aA,r a
short .llncsL Ernst c. Br.ntkngua- aged 81 years
months and days.
Tho relatives and friends o. the family are r..
specially invited to attend the hners, ts Non lay
afternoon, May eGth, ,t O'Clock, from lis late
residence, cor MI tt sll Hamilton ave. IA
BRoWsR-on Saturday, 24tp hist Abraham
B!owol, N tie G5th year II Ills alS.
Tie Relatives aud friends of the family, Also the
m'wbers o. tual Lodge, No. 81, l. o, Of q. =,
Abrams Lodge, No. 90, 4. aud A. NJ, ICELAND ChaI -
ter, No. Ill, u. 4. n are respectfully Invited 10
attsAd tho funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, 9Th
inst at ~ o'clock, from his late residence, 251
Henry 81. 24G
DULLARD--onS Sunday evening, 2hth Inst. Briig-
81 ballard, native OF Parish Of Durrow, Queens
County, Ireland, sEcd 20 years.
Tie relatives and friends ~ the family are re-
specially invited 10 sttend the funeral, on Tues
day afternoon, 2,th Inst, At o'clock, from her
late rrsidenoe lOl Madison st. Her remains will
be taken to Calvary Cemetery for intcrment 400
HAVILASD- White House, Va, on 29d inst
suddenly, OF congestion OF the brain. while in the
discharge OF his duties A. Orderly Sergeant Of Co.
Y, STU Regt n VS. ", Henry T. Hsyl.nd, Jr,
aged ~ years, months and II days Notice Of
funeral tomorrow. 40
REYNOLDS Sunday morning, sosh inst Mrs.
Elizabeth Reynolds rshct Of John Reynolds, Of
Baton. aged u years.
Ths friends Of the family srs respectfully invited
10 attend the hnefal, fon the residence Of her
scn..n-lsw, Samuel Drothetton lss North tth q,
V'Nuseuskh L l. oosAnn osnsss slsarn cor.
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fss'sssss sssss.ss
Lieut. John j. Glass
Died May tn, 1862.
Aged 81 yeara


The Engine Company, unlsr their Foreman and
Assistant, Walter Young ana Juo. A. Patterson,
acted as guard Of honor, s-d tie following were
pail bearers Pred. Bremen, John Shay, David
Decker, Ben. Sslters, VIM. II. Bailey Thad. Scot,
Goo. Robins and Clement DArgan- ITO funerals.
having united, moved Of, headed by the sl,r. Fire
Department, In citIon's dross, with badges, aud
carrying the.I banner, and eight Of the uAwkins
zousy.s, as a airing party, under Sergeant A.
Smith. There were also three officers Of the same
regiment In carriage. The procession moved
down Broadway 70 the South Ferry, whore thsy
crossed b Brook Ign and proceeded 70 Greenwood.
THE PRIscg SrRLKr SHOOTING CAss.--Maj
ws,rouA who WAS shot on last Thursday evening,
by Mr.. larson, Is sPparertly convslescenA and his
physicians express their belief that he will soon b
well, Mr. Carson Is SAID to be In the hands OF his
friends, who will deliver him up 1t tie proper
dune T ssy further. hat xslr ws.sas ~
Tor sss ssAss been ioprossv launAAk w.s Me-
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On tie 3oL SIay, 1851, 1t is said that JErY.
DAVIS sont to Gen. Scorr an ear u corn, as
typical Of the straits ~ which the Union forces
would speedily he reduced, if they persisted in
the invasion VI the saeIel soil Of Virginia, which
was commenced on the 9th Vi May, by the oc-
cupation Of Alexandra, and sealed by the blood
Of ELLswokrn, on the part Of the North, and
Shat Of the assassin JACKSON for the South.
One year has elapsed. Who wants tie corn
now2
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK ASp THE vrciyIrr.

SoLpIEns' FuSERAi.s.--Yestcriay afternoon
the remains Of three Of the brave soldiers, who fell
recently In defence Of tile Union, were taken u
th-ir last resting places IN Greenwood Cenotsry.
The hrst Of these WAS Lieut.. FREDERICK pross O.
Co. ,, 8ist Sow York Volunteers, who resigned lis
position In the Police, h. lon the sriny O tho Polo
mac, aud was killed Ia tho roccnt action 1T West
T. int Va The Police, onusi,tiny ~ / captain, 2
ergesn,s and ~ pa,rolncn FROM cs,h precinct, un.
der command II CAPTAIN Observation-Disclosures
assembled ut south Washington .qiare, Kit rest,
Ing ON University place at ~ NJ, AMI Proceeded
down broadway, pas, the headquarters Ia Broomc
street, where the usual salute WA psid 70 the sl-
psrlntendont aud thence to Fist Neruc, where
tcy formed N Inc rgl resting on Sixth street, In
the meantime the Aoly--und.r charge o. M. III.
ward u Senior, undertaser--waf taken - Marcus
Lutheran Church Ia Sixth street near FRS, avenue
where appropriate services woro held by the Rov
Dr. Mugcr, after which twas removed to the hsnrse
when the procession moved oil In the following
-i-.. rolce
omcer Third 'Iiusssrsl R'gt. N. Ysx
Major Gencral sandiort's spc, hi escort.
Co. u, An Artillery, Capt Dleh
htcuhcu Band.
Police, consisting 81
20 divisions, of 10 men each. under their own cap
tains with ~ ser.caus each, also snIideA I. r,
Consisting of about $40 men.
Inspeot tors Carpenter and DUkb, on tot
Carraso containing sipcrlu,cn'eu. K'rntdy, In
uniform, and 81; hlw'ey, Chief Cicfs.
fudctt4ker.
TIE iEARSE,
Drawn by four white horses, covores' with Ancri.
can flags, black and white plumea surrounded by
the meruhers oi the i,th Precinct, under CAPT Pal
mer, a. guard Of honIr.
Pal Bearers, 20 ige-Cspt Hutrhinss au' g ~
AMI Serscsu,s Writh and Lucas. Military Carts.
Charles Meyer, Il, J.. RdIpf a. l.. Poo. I aud Ed
warl sheurmsn, tn Regiment, N. w.
wltlu va. the coniu, made U! rosewood aud A..
yo,opcd 10 the American nag. GA the plate was
tho Inscription
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Vicksburg, on the Mississippi river, 400
miles above New Orleans, appears to be the
next point likely to DO taken by the Union
forces, ss, ut last accounts, the women and
shildrsn were being removed from the city pre-
esratory to a bombsrdment. 1t " doubtful,
lsvvyS. whethss this will b. allowed hy tue
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lBRpFgicK PRoss,
Died -th NAV, 1902.
AHd 81 Years.

Carriages with relatives - deceased,
wounded men, and returned prisoners
Of the 10Th reg. ment-s!ckes Brigade.
OiVers OF She hth, 9th, lith, ad
other regiments narslalled hy
Col Joachim Ms.dhnH lith re.t
Drum Jor t. doll.
Hpwl-tt's Dirl.
0ermnnla, ind other German SocieteA
with hags, &c.
About tirty carriages.
Citizens, Sc, 81.
The process,n moved down First Avenue 10 So.
oud street, VI Secoud Avenue 70 Eigh,l erect.
thence T. Broadway, aui down broadway \, tie
South Ferry, whence they crossed b. Greeuwoo I
Cemetery. Tie Church was crowded 20 s4lfyos.
ton aud crow Is Of pc e assembled all along
Broadway AMI o,i'r strsc's whore view could be
obtained. AL tie station house, and TIE head
quarters were dr,pei In mourning AMI had tAelr
fsfs a, Laf uAsi ~ Lad ais enc prlnoiya! hotels
and the s.eulen House Ia the B1wcry.
Lieutenant rros was appointed Captain for
bravery on tie Geld, aud ioA RLlaut'y at lha head
u lis company willie charging the ENEMY.
Tho second funeral was that II Charles Ii. wa
t.rs, late member Of Engine Co. Cd and nsm-
Der of the NaWidus' 2,uavel, who fcl at so4th
Mills on tie l2th inst. Services were performed in
the church OF the Rev. pr. McCsrter, s2d street
near Saith avenue Tho heAr's was attended To
the grave by his Fire Company AZ guard Of honor,
and the wounded OF Hawkins zousves returned
from battle, toss.hor With thS Baltic aud oleanus
Association aud some ,wonty carriages with the
following pa!!.beareI'i
Frederick Hess Joshua Darncs, wu, C. KILLER,
j ma A. CrwIc, John Cling, Joseph Hllloer
rMlp Cshrey, Charles Chambers, AID JsueS A.
J0Ges
Gu tho coiSn WAS tho inscriptions
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ptcp~+y holders. They have managed 70 prs-
ssrvs Nashville, New Orleans and othes places,
and will, It IL 10 be hopcd, bs equally potential
a, vict.burs nbs place Of about twenty
"A ,ohs hJtaptA -
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uvNciiu, ,NHiiN, N cunsyichina, on the
hrst intimation OF the War Department that
NOR it'"pt would be called for, replied: penn
sylvauia will furnish any number required. "
Governor MoEoAs, OF New York, has well rep
resented the feeling of the great city and people
oi the Empire State, IN constantly pressing upon
the Government, as a favor to ia, that ii should
accept additional troops from New York, proper
ly ob,aiuablc elsewhere. The same spirit Of
f.erhng patriotism has been developed among
the other State aud in none Las there Lecn any
lack Of wholc-souiel devotion 10 our National
welfare, fayc in oil Massachusetts,.
Nor, indeed, docs the old Bay State filter. bu,
lor pcoplearc misr'proseutcd in the Guhcrnato.
rial chair hy al official who distinguished him
s.lf by three mon.hs' quarrel with General
nurLrH, by which the New Orleans expedition
1t mach valuable time and prestige, the quarrel
lc,rs ended Only by the interference Of President
LINCOLN. Prom Governor ANDREW the War
department gets a cool, almost unclvil reply.
"Ihe call is 90 sudden that IL finds me without
materials for reply; our yoIng men are pre-oc-
eupei with other views; arms would need to
10 tuIni'ho'l here our people never 10 without |
them /. the President w.l sustain Cen HIS. |
TYR the goaia will swar.n with multtulcs from |
New England, oihciwise tie draft will he a
heavy burden upon their Patriotism"
Sach ID the lis!raceiul language which occa-
sicualiy wilma for New England character for
petty rad,ali'm which Ia uni, -crycd ty liz peo-
Ilc No portion OF oar couutrymcn have On
gagged in the war moro heartily, nor done better
servicc, nor sgt' scd greater hariships will. less
lurnur, thti. the good people Q. Massachusetts,
Anl IL b.Lov,s thsn to make tho declaration
lILl.c that Gov. ASpREw's reply to tho AL.
min ;T.ton is u gross calumny upon their repu-
t.tion to- pa,roisin, And III ca4se Cor HE I'M
MEDIATE To-, yna'iou. "AIy country, when she
L. r';tb but fi,,hi or wrong my counuy"--will
even he the True continent Of every son OF Massa-
ehuse,,s.
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DRY GOODS.

A LARGE ADDITION HAS BEEN MADE
FROM TIE LATE PsRkxPToRY AUCTION
SAILS TO DUB HITHERTO UknEARD
OF
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
Notwithstanding ths increased duty on irpports.
tons and the great increase In he cost Of fabrics
BRITISH, yREscH AND GERMAN
DRESS GOODS
cheaper than has ever bssn known In New Ycrk, OF
V w ARK KsrxILi Non At LESS THAN WHOLE.
SALE PRICES,
and We buy nothing ' +. , |: not
AND SELL AZ WE BUY. CHEAY.
10000 ysrds Lavsllss and Barsge Ansls, ~ 3d. md
1850 yard, Lavellas and B1egs Broohe Figure, q
10000 yard. Par. oTl..lii.s, 81 ioc.. iqxs.. and
fbc
1900 yards Poll de ch.yss, IN checks stripes and
plain, at is., 10 Ga. And IL. Cd.
1900 ysrds Mozambique Ia drtte, browns and
Uays, a, Zoe, Ia 81. and Is %.
100 yards Illuminated Popfins ~ Is u.
500 yard. SIX aud Wool Grenadines. 81 Is. "a.
5000 yards Six War; Popl,net, "a
2,bo0 yards Blk Popiins, De- ID
1000 ys'is * and Wool Barge, IN an eolors, H.
81. and IL Cd, worth 30 and g 81.
5000 yards Six aud Wool Satin Plaid, L. Sd.,
worth o.. Cd.
600 yards SIX and Wool Crepe de Paris, IL. Cd,
worth Is.
1900 yards Blrege Anglais, all wool filling, and
~ yards wide, at Is, former price O..
1000 Barge Anglais Robes, twenty yards eleven
founceA at 81.
i,2cO Barge Ang'N'- Robes, twenty yards, seven
founccs, At 90 90.
i,scO yards SIX Warp and SILK volsnt, seven vo-
lApts %.
Also, IN MOURNING GOODS
Won yards black Barge and Lawns, o.. and Toe.
5000 yards black sik and wool, Is and IL. %.
A0oo ysrds blsck sllk and Wool Satin Plaid aud
Stripe, IL. Cd.
$500 yards black al ak, Satin, Plaid aud Stripe
Grenadines, 2s. Cd.
Gaze drsb Alpaca, very enc for travelling
suits Y9c.
aascs brochc sguro Poll de Chsve, slightly
damaged on Tho voyage Of importation, qc.,
former price %. Ci.
BESIDES A SPLENDID VARIETY OF OTHER
GOODS, CHEAPER THAS ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN NEW YORK.
Lsdiss can rely that this Advertisement IL no
hnu.bug. aud ths, tie goods are really - repre-.
seB,ed.
BARGAINS.
W X ROBERTS.
No. 2S2 BONERY.
N B.-rsass remember and look FOR tile name
over the door, aud 10 not bellevs you are IN RO-
BEBTS' unless you see the nAInc. Cut QUA this ad-
veftlsement for reference. ls5
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REMOVALS.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL
~ POHLE d OLIVE would respectfully In
form their friends and patrons that they have r.
" spepioxs building No. III Sass ltsh = cor Of q
ave. S(Sss thsy VII b happy b aSoemnodat4 ~
No vW Aseg thsa with IN pahSAA0o. ~ .
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Financial, Market, Marine
News, &C., on Third Page.

BOYS CLorIusu
ROC RS & RAYM ND'S.
TIE FEATURES OF THE SEASON
ROGERS & RAYMoND's NEW STYLES FOR
BOYS.
including most attractive fashion In arnrso eAcHa
tho handsone-t novelty Of It's kind ever brought
out souooL Suits Of Superior Cut aud Finish (,
beautiful DaEss SUITS; and al 81 prices reduced
below the market level.
stores Nos. l2l, 1873 and 1876 Fulton n,
and No. PA Broadway,
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GKr Nrw STYLE
s~-pprTu'o vr~'''-' v>..,c
FoRrr MILLIONS ov PropLn have used and aI,-
prove this GREAT MEDICINE, whose use
REDUCES THE DEATH PRINCIPLE,
causing your sickness To leave you, and .mliin,
health to return. Omen in disease Of twenty yea,
standing they effect perfect cure where all hop.
bad fed They are blessed Pills. Observe. the
band around new style ia Allied with
BENJAMIN BRANDRETlIS PILLS
BENJAMIN BRANDRETHs PILLS
rrutcd In Kkp INK. Unless this band Ia on the PM.
offered YOU, they are no, new style. Sold at No.
usios s9rIEs. c. CANpBILL's, cor s,h ave and
?sth st, aul 10
PRsoirAL Orrtox 2o4 CAsAL-rN
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Charles n. Waters
pIed ~ May, 1899
Aged % yrs., . ms, II Saws.

Aaer leaving hs church tho procesu.on
moved Into Tsenty'thtrd stree, and waited for
third fuuerAl, which was that Of Lleutep.n,
J IN J. Glass, OF Co, II, al Pire gn.svss, aud I.
member u Eas!ne Company No. Is, whose rems,us
wero taken to the lah street Baptist Church. ON
TIE cofau was Tie following
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CHAS. y. DAVIS, AUC--SALE OF %
Inland hirniture-CHAs. n. DAVIS 4 Co. wiz
soil on Monday. MAY 26,h,nt 10 O'Clock m. at thsr
salesrootns is william ct, bet Fspk,'r. ~
Spruce a large assortment Of house did h,rnitlra,
consisting Of mahogany and black walnut ard and
centre tables, msrbe top dresslrs iureaus BrusseA
ard ingram carpets, mirrors, ioosing gsssea Ans
damssk curtains, oil paintings. tete-a.tetes, r~se-
wood chairs In reps bA'k walnut and other led.
steads, beds and bedding; also layg. lot Of crocks-
~ and chinA. Cash advances made on ccns,gns
mente. 1917
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PERSONAL. NOTICES.

A LII SfAMEN FROM THE CUMBFR-
- land ana Congress aud tho relatives Of such OF
them as are deceased, who have uot yet received
,Ae money appropriated 10 them ny Congress,
should call NJ once Oh HElrLEroN, GILBERT a
CAMP, III Broadway, my2l 1'iR
THE 800 BOUNTY AND BACK PAY Due
tie widow, or heir Of the does iGcd soldier, in
valid, psnHon and prize NANCY procured 10y AID,
ANS a BARBOUR, army and navy claim agents
No. 4Pino st, New York. m20 3'MWfllS
NITANTED-IF JOHN HESLER, GEORGE
w HESLER or CATIIARISE ANN HE6LER
reside IN New Yora, they wi please send their al
dress TO GEORGE RANDOLPH, ITO South Ith st,
Pbilsdelphs. mye6 8'l32
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DIR. J. II, schcnol.--This Celebrated


Clothing.
The largest stock, tAo beat styles the lowest
price, and the best pace to buy. Please cal aul
examine for yourselves, u
r. u. RALDwISs,
sib 72'lol No u AMI "a Bovory.
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BARTLETT u SELLING MoRr SnoEs Ar low
er prices than any ot,r dealer In tle city II, sells
Gents Pt'it Leather Bots for 81, aud oil other
store, 1872 Grand street corner Norfolk,
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r. ROTH, AUCTIONFRR, WILL SILL
AAs this Monday, May 90, o., ION o'clock precisely,
the elegant household furniture of the story resi-
dencs is West sth at, bet 9th apd 9th ave. consso.
ing OF handsome Brussels and ingram CARPETS es.
giant parlor furniture IN suits covered In brocstsa
and hsirclo.h. msrble top tables. curtains, shaded
mirrors, so's beds, rockers, chairs lounges bed.
ses,is, bureaus, mattresses. beds, beddings glass
china and slverware, table cutlery, ac. Sale posi-.
tive. ia
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WIN. Writer'S, AuCTR, WILL SELL
w Ills day, at o't'ool at - Canal st, = o., a
did sssortmigt Of hae f4lg.i. O, carpets Ia ggtsi
variety, oieioths Ntds, bedding, &C. buvaagh
pailor sulta pier aud mani glasses, olalrs, d!aius
room and kitchen iurat4rc. foa
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n BURKE, AUCT, WILL SELL THIS
day at iox o'clock, the furniture Of the story
house Stuyvessnt ct, junction o; 81 and nth 81
dence. ga
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WILLIAM AUC-OFfICE NO. 4
w East Broadway, will sell on ibis day a. u
o'clock. At i25 wfst 95th st near BrosSwsy, l nd
bay road horse, 10 hsnas inches, sound aud A;rd
IA a. harness; gray Aorse ID hands, very stylaL
driver, III 'or express or grocery msn; Rr'csry
wager, light two sest business wa,on, si',tut
top, spring cart; also q ss,s or l!sht and how
harness. Sale'positlvc. aOT
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DAWNBROKER'S SALEM. u. FARRELL
VIII sell tlls day ~ idl9 A NJ, ABA Firs, av,
49, VI .Ntt a. large lot Of unredesmed p'edg.si
sisn, dress patterns, remnants Of dry gopds. stels
snt urFns 'swls csrpets, feather beds pillows,
4 e., &c. py order OF AcLANE Il KELLY, mrs qsn
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS AND BEDROOMS,
front and rear, clean and In good order, the beck
room can be LEI 70 two gentlemen 70 lodge In. re-
qu,rsd. ID CsthArns strsst old No. g. my % =
~ wanted below itsh ~ Address Sailing rsnA
&c, ", Sun oaos, boz ~ 1854
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q G. HORTON, AuCTIONEER-BY vIR.
~ tue Of an execution, | will expose for sale .,
No. 81 Canine 1t, on Monday, May 20, at eleven
o'clock, one COW, one horse, harness and cart Also
by virtue OF mortgage, ohcc clock and slr hun.
drsd yard, Of 3py carpets, ia los To suit pirct -
crs. y. y. hASDtRY, Constable. 22s
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MEDICINES.

CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS AND ALL
" affections Of tie Throat and Lungs successfully
diseases. Apply " DR.. rPHAk'S otlos, SsT Fourth
st, 81 door nom the Bowery, between bowery and
Broadway Tho Doctor can 10 Consulted ~ any
hour nom O'Clock morning. vi o'clock evening.
my26 la<slA0
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& HERMAN,& CO., WILL SELL on Mon.
- day, May "a, at l0H O'clock, at Is Bow.ry,
Constables sale Of liquors, Wines segars groosrls-,
sgnett brspdlrs. Gin. casl, Nhino VIM. cssss = T.
house gin, Hungarian wine, cherry cordial, hrsGt y
cherries, olsret wine, basket champaign acj s's,.
peas, soap, prunes, 20 kegs Spanish olivss. !sot
counters sets harness; also . large 10, valuable
drugs and medicines, and by ordn OF LLOYEp
BRYANT, constable. ID.
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A UCTION NOTICr-M. n. CuApMAY

A UCTlON NOTICF-M. Il. CHAPMAN,
"A Auctioneer-Lsrge sale of over $4,000 ~o-tk
OF household furniture at public suction, On ths
day, Monday, at tho private tceideice, - wee
10Th Ct, near oh avenue, s i0k o'clock. consisting
OF rosewood, black walnut and OAK parlor cham.
Der and dining room furniture, psnoforte sultA
hook case mirrors, curtains paintings, clocka u
blcs, chairs, sofa he 10, Brussels Wilton and 10.
grain carpets, bureaus, bedsteads crockery, china
glass and silver ware table cutlery, oil cloth.
stoves, rcfrigerators, &c. Also an assortment d
bAseinont and kitchen furniture 29s
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ARTsEIE. E'GH SALE.

A LII STYLES OF BUSINESS WAGONS
IA ooilsta4,ly on hand 81 made to or Ter, such y
Erootrs, bakers, milk, feed aud eNr'ess, va w
Md It's place favorable any tlai can be md
and every article warranted as repro stb,cd. STEW
ARTS Wagon Far,ory, al street, bet%e, broad
way and sth ave. my2 24AI iBs
CARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS
~ for sslc--2O0 new cal-.'Ios, bro!ts, c,lr.AsN
rockaways, top aud open baggies, sro'ers, "Sp'eah
depot and buainsss wagons, and a large ot o. r>s.
ond Land carliages and wagons, and o. horseS -
10 Nevlrs st, and ls& Fulton ave, brooklyn.
sr80 29so'il3
EOR SALE-A SINGLE HORSE TRUCK
l. wagon with horse, Larntas aud downtow nwer&
Inquire at GS pey ST. basement. ny9% Tilo
EOR SALE-NINE HORSES AND DIRT
i carts amongst them one powerful horse, eut
able for an Ice wagon, cart and trues. riloe VIA
Tho o,bsrs are hight sud bspdy for any eulnssa
Apply d - Chnsle 81 near QerN. nyaS 3'tto
IIoRsi ron sALl-XT IRyD STORE, IL
II YVES. SHf 4 ds'k b! tlssk lsgS name ~
d, ri. 49, ~: : s''t SsAss: ~, i:sa7
M MP1NiD S6S73 ifSlffio Er,
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OFFICE PRACTiCR-H. SosrwIcx HAS
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