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Map of Richmond, Virginia, showing its
Hills, Railroads, Public Buildings, and
its entertainments on the North,
East, and West.

tn" above ia an accurate map Of Richmond
with sketches of the steep hills which surround
Tho city. In the diagram Fig. l represents the
Capital 2.2.2-thc Railroad Dcpots 3--rcni-
tcn,iary; 4-Poorhouse 5-City Hall =
State Arsenal
The city, by last census, had a population Of
thirty eight thousand souls but the srrat influx
Of civil and military official and refugees from
Other parts Of the state, has probably raiscl il.
ui late, 10 murh higher figure. II is situated at
the head oi tiic-water, mt the lower falls ut James
River. about one hundred and iily miles from
it, mouth. The city occupies most picturesque
situation, being built on Richmond aud Sho, koc
hills, which are separated by Shockoc Crcck and
surrounded 10y beautiful scenery. II IL regular
~ laid out and well built, the streets, which are
lighted with gas, crossing each other at right
angles. On Shockoc Hill are the state Capitol
and other public bulding- The Capitol Is an
imposing cIiiice, and contain, ia its central hall
Iloudon's celebrated statue # Wa. hnl,tOn. On
the east of the square il the Governors mansion,
now occupied by the drunhnrl and traitor Lctch-
cr. Jcii DaNi resides in "a private mansion,
which was purchased for him by the rebel Tow
ernment. Tho city has many fine public build
ngs, six banks, thirteen newspapers, aud TWEEN
ty-thrce churches. In one oi tho three Prcsby-
terrain churches Jcif. Davis worships.
The falls Of James River afford iInmcnsfwa-
ter power, and there very extensive factories,
including four cotton and about fifty tobacco
factories, ilour mills rolling mills, FORCES, fur
nnces, machine shops, Sc, the latter Of which,
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and particularly the Ircdeear Iron Works hayr
been ot Immense service to the rebel. In turning
ont ordnance and material OF war. The annual
exports u Richmond before the rebellion reach
ell to near I. 900, 900, and its imports three
quarters ot a million but since ii had the honor
OF being the rebel capital, its foreign commerce
has been extinl,uishcd. Vessels or f,unhoats
drawing ten feet can ascend to within mile ot
the city, at u place called Rockets, from which
tho rcl'ci capital could br con, cnrnily -hcllcd.
Vessels oi IL feet draught ascend 10 Warwick,
three miles bclow. a canal has been built
around the falls, and above them there is nay-
CATION tor over 200 Nilc4. The James River
and kanawha Canal, intended to extend to Co
vington, is complication 30 miles.
Richmond has very extensive railroad conf
munications, being the terminus ID five roads,
running to fr-lcricksburgh and tho Potomac
Qow IN our hands,. to West Point and the York
River lin our h,nls), Pctcrsburgh anl Norfolk
(parilv IN our hands,, to Danvillc Va to Jack
sons River, hy the Central Railroad, and from
these the connections lead all through the South
orn States. Opposite the City are the two
towns Of Spring Hill anh Manchester.
Riclimond was founded in l1i2 became the
capital ol tho State OF Virginia in l,,9, uni IN
June, 1861, II was made the seat of government
Tor the Confederate States OF America, whose
Congress assembled there on July 20. Its his
tory since then II only too familiar To the coun-
try. Around the city are various hills extending
great distance, ON the most important nt
which Notifications were erected last summer
IN the days ui the On to Richmond cry.
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At Cracow, In Poland, the people had pelted
the troop, of the Government with stones while
they wcrc entering the city and the latter merely
fired IN the air
In Wcstphalia, the clergy and others, have
tried hard To make the people vote Tor the
candidates Of the so-calcd icuIal ar rcactionary
party, but without success The elections every
where promise to be most liberal.
In Ilolnud there j. somc coinmotion but the
popular voice t. favorable 10 the king who was
late, received At Iwollc with a scrcnadc q,
w0ss', nl which 2Vo0 persons assisted, the
hous"- oI the town all being decorated with
flowers His journey throughout she province
ot Oh"rN sscl Wa series Of similar Oyntions.
The abolition Of slavery in the Wcs, Indies aud
the conclusion Of a liberal commercial treaty
with belgium were the two great questions h'-
furc the Dutch parliament. There have h,"u
grave pupIlu Disorders at Antwerp, where w-
mcusc open air meeting, were held and inc,nll-
nry speeches made
The German papers arc lull Of inlimations OF n
rcnctiunarN foreign policy on the part oi their
Courts and France, and strongly indicat" the
New World rs the next scene Ui It, drl clupmont.
New relative to the intrigue OF tho Orl can.
i-ts against Napoleon that dare not bc given
Iu the FrcuCh papers, appears in the KOHL
Ni-cmr /lrrSu and other German journals.
such rumprs are widely circulated, and tn"
French Emperor is on tho alert. The Count oi
Tir, is said 10 bc actually arranging who
shah bl in his cabinet. Tie Due dAumal"
proposes, IN case ui successful revolution, to
be u candidate Tor the Presidency. The
widowed Queen Amelia is 10 keep open house
lur French visitors to the London IXhbtion, and
even the Duo lie MOntalcmhcrt is courting noted
French Liberals, having gone so far as Ia
visit Pclletan and lianuui in prison. This
may account for some OF the irritation mani
Tested by NAPOLEON in reference to the United
State, In whose army the Orleans princes have
taken sorVi'e.
In Ngium, the di-lr,., Of the operatives is
extending. The civil war IN America L. tho
the cause alleged and there is loud Ouicry Tor
some measure of rclirt by "a lOint action OF the
European Powers. This is the theme o some
broad hints in the German journals relative to
the Intervention VI France and England, who
would have the tacit approval il not open
countonancc OF Russia, Prussia, and Austria.
The latter power will have the greater reason
10 feel interested it what the KoElsIScuE
ZElruNG intimates through its Brussels CORE
| spondent be correct IN relation to the Mexican
| que lion. Among the Mexican reactionaTy
| agent ubroad are Guttiercl Estrada, thr former
| McNi,I IN Minister Of Foreign Affair, llidalgo,
| Amonte's SECRETARY, and Aranjuez. the former
! Ambassador at v ashiu-ton. These and mum.
| Der oi minor pcrsonagc are IN favor Oi the Arch
! duke Maximillu tor King Of Mexico, and ar,
! spreading through Europe the report that til,
| Moxicans will gladly receive him. They enjoy
the favor Of the French Empress and Other
! crowned heads.
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The New York CITY Press.

The TINES labors To prove the improLabliy
Of foreign Intervention in our affairs, of which
there were some indications by the last Euro
pcan adylces Its London correspondent, how
ever, writes
There is every indication that the polly Of the
Government IL changed. The speech Il Mr Glad.
stone can leave no one in doubt to II q real sym.
pathies ~ the Government The Government Is I'm
u critical position, and the nation IN one OF fearl Il
distress. some measure must be Mken ~ rehe to
the national distress, and, II ppsabe, 10 save ,h,
Administration. There has been uo time since IA,
war began when the feeling wah angry 1t t'.is
moment-no time when the danger Of Intervention
WAS ~ great.
] see but one thing that can prevent II, and tbs,
u Immediate, great decisive victories on the pact 'i
the e>orsh, accompanied with OF followed by the it'
ve,opment ot Union sentiment OF sl.rit oil SUD
mission In the south. Victories son. WAL mo- re-
iievs the wants OF lnsa,d. There must be ",t'oH'
With oil the boasts of other supplies, ifom hh'" vi
| China, il IL slow ~ come. Hanger comes much
! faster The factory sirls ase seihaS their c'''W!
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picc. by piece, and their hymn books and prayer
books, T. buy bread. The papers h!l up, dhy iy
dny, with reports of distress ami cnm"rs tor rr,i,
The people haS" been patient but this patience will
not tN.
sl nil end ns begun E>pcct no Hympatly
irom England. The inter, sta and feelings ui this
country point 10 intcrvrntiun. iu opinion and IA
feeling, the Goyouu,ont aud governing clrsscs here
NJ" against thc North. terrible pressure ui dis
tnsS H coming T. force tlnt opinion and icou. lutu
action
The W"Eip exposes the oLsurlity Of the re-
cent cllorts or iniudrious pnrli1lu, to gal, anlc
the old pcuoorltic party.
A Yorktown r~pondcut sal, or the recent
WILLIAMSBURG; battle;
General sumner shomctu,y u,siuanugcd the
AFFAIR IT. must has. dI7apl. inttd the command
iug Grucrnl. From som, uuuccouutnhle apathy he
deferred nyainuS himself of tue twenty -thou.',nd
trnls stnudiug In idle reserve. lie allowed n,u.
Hooker, with not more than Ten thouuNnd Ctir,.
tv" men, T. maintain most distressing AMI unc-
Guhl curtcst against tWirr ur the" times hI- Num-
htf ii"rh O'Clock ~ tho morning tll m" middle
of Nit"rnoun, ''on. Hvs"r'4 req mrutF exp udtl
al their ammunition; spw" pi ti"u h"li their I.-
-tipna hours after their cartrily, iovcs were cum
y, amt lost scores ot men with "a" lnwcr H. iiuic
the enemy IlJ l'it WIS t'.'I,d; hp VAS 'urccd
tp partially fail hHok; ice Su' red terribly lpl Wi
rr,p'orccments ut h,t caun Il as too late 10 make
anilut m'tr tuuu "A drhN|I fuu, a., 'y uu.u
battle uu the lett VIM.
'l VIC I''l't w wy iNl ''.H H fII'Ih ''H.Nt7N
u' uyVtu' - -u'r nH lie Nlrt1ty H' WI. p Huua"r
Int been $50 ~ pat, cuit,utut- .l dty uu tn"
ril It, say, tie mans. cr,ut vns even Nor.e IL
va 'r''n"al I" H.nd only hv' thousand men on
| through forests ami r1yncs II tie enemy l,,
tm"wn tea ir9'mrn'' around i'nco'f, &" he
! T., row,ler Wv
II flio"scr h"d been c'rly and 'trongv support
rc ea U , I nrr. u' ',. ,,i
irving day.
WI. ~, I",iy o' ,,' n'.e 'r ~
/ illly bclicvc.
T.r,t. That the ior'cs o.tldiy oppos, .tous we're
''t - ,', 1', ro @
that only portlou ol smith. had ch A,ce To share
~ vac e'N'srt
perhaps 70 O'o men, were within leagues distance
"",H ,n' nr.u H, ,,,h.,.,. ,....,..,..,,.. ,.,,..
corn,nn, 4 our had nanasemeu,,ucy iaish, ha,r
Pln sl,.d .i oS severely hni that ..,...
dhpas possible with ,hcir rclr quad and 80 airiy
c"yer unrlr retreat ,,,
loosed lyr t,,.,l Of near ty.,I,y .,r Innd,td kut
wounded and missing. Tho r'i.5 must have los
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FINANCIAL NEWS.

NEW YORK Tuesday, Nay 10
Tie 'trh n1tkd showoi f,r lr,s AMI aati. Ia T..
day and cl,-'.i heavy. Ansr ,hc board prices were
not firm.
ss,,s " American gold vcrs qna,, o, a ie',lne or
\ fron yes,ersy.
The rates OF exchange are sHdsy very htn o.,
iitS.
Lieut. worlcn, < tho Monitor. sis , visitor a..
ihc Board of Irok TINS moruiu,. iu,r,iu 'ed ~
the late President, ~ Ncrmilyc. ~ mTdc a slc q.
address, and was reserved with great euihusinsm.
Tie fire la Boston In, olvcd l1ss OF fs0C, Oon.
Tic Troy fire. Ia es,i,A,tcd At - loss o. s3oon oO.
II rh,ch one half is ss,red the dei at, sJo, 900
wss IA New York curnyS,nes; On the br dle $780,
90, divided between ~ York companies The
Metropolitan has ti2,Wa brooklyn A,an,,c 40.
OOo
Railroad earnings 10. the frs, week in M,ysr-
~ follows:
sol tsi2. Decrease. Increase
Harlem, April. %, 6ao pkpJI 39r
MI %s Due Ap P.iI2 ii,i,9 l2,6oI
O.i.ns &O. wk SS,Oi5 -, ,I62 9,21j
Toicios Wabash 1897 2h,ooo LAS
Mich Central ga 2ss ~ t6i T,sr9
Rock Island. 22?'p 22,a" 600
The ,a transported on ,lr De-. aui Hudson Ca
nal up - MAJ 10th ur the prr'cn, ycsr reached w.,
Il, tons, decline Of $4,000 ,ons ~ compared with
las, y-a- The earnings of she Michigan southern
II. X. arc tii,vo. On the Tth inst the Mich. South
ein Railroad commenced rInring through pssse,
ger trarr between Chicay, nnd Dcirpit via Adrian.
The B,tuu,c and Ohio road will Anu again bo
opened h.Ds.cn baltimore and Wheeling Tbe
G-Hgrs chuck Railroad are rebuilding the iron
bridge, luSnsd last year 10y the Confcicratcs.
the north branch of the Potornrc N Piedmont,
which is TIE Ioin, of coal supply for Baltimore AMI
washius,.,, The bond holders of Chcagn, Alt)h
& ~ Louis v. r. meet At tho Contincuta. Bank
iSth Inst.
The Ohio a,ri Mssissippi RAILROAD shows receipts
for the month "f March equal I, S,i,i'3 being
si2,i-6 In excess Of expenditure. The Cleveland
nui Columbus Railroad gained in April s2i,oOO
over last year, uid In the lat week In May, $1,000
The business of III. Emra aud williamsport Rail
road tor ths h'ral year S3i ,ioJ, an excess Of
500 ~ over Sic expenses.
The fr,t grain ho't of tho season, by the canal
from Oswcgo, Ele Dove, arrived.
There III ,ooJ demand Cor the Old demand notes
Tor the Custom House, ut y H. "a per cent OF ths
now demand -nutoH, xiOO, 900 converted 10y ons
holder into new per cent stock The year Ger
thstcs sold os ,he Board at par but privately there
were sales II. 2. premium. Money Is chcap-on
good paper It i, to per cent There have been
loans to u considerable amount ut 2 g. AZ.
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The KoELSI,CHE XrIrrNG indicates tho
liyeiest agitation among the progressive organ
nations Of Germany particularly Prussia.
At Nuremberg, in a great meeting OF the Ma
tional verein 0he patriotic club Of Germany,
the number of members Was stated to be II 900,
and the condition of the Treasury hourishing.
At Koenigsberg the Mechanic Clubs and Soce-
ties of every description have been subjected to
the closest police super ison. This unusual rigor
has otcasioned grcai.excitemcnt
IN Switzerland, English travellers will hcrc
after be sxcloplcd from the passport laws,
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VARIETIES.

VINO IL the laziest man 2 The furniture deal
or be keeps chairs and lounges about all tho
time.
Tur 'ucccssscs OF ctir navy will enable tho
President to open little port almcst every day
after dinner
lowrVtG Nj 'l house rents may he, you eau
slwaN' have az least one room at your command
--thct m i'r improvement.
TrSA'lr o'rurpo4c il thc indispensable con-
oSrlcr Of 'ur''ss IN whatever you undertake
Yta muu lcara TO hold on.
,Ui ,u,r calls the last victory nc,r New
Orlchs zone of the little clcgauccs OF the proics-
sion.
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a fit' 'tr"' 'ulart Of the ilrlALp writes
The sud i,n nitJ u4,itm,us detoo,. alton in b.
i"'i ni ines ~ male by 81 Goveruinort io'irii,s
oouin. simultaneously With the lrtcle iu Iort pa
mrs ifs ryan aud the Htee,h the Chancellor "
the hN uclIrt, utcotl painted with the news which
fen' 'Ari u.s. yesterday by ulpgrsyh, that VI Mercer
lad Eu Q g. Richmond revives the hopes of the
t'i"'7 nrd rather alarms loyal men here with th.
iehi u tt FtshU" AMI England are again Blinking %,
;ui'ri,rug Tat notes have been pl.s.l b,tw,.n
thc t"' Fov"iauuH Ht' witiu tic past week In rela-
t"i y, ttts matter there ~ a. doubt, and u Is geu
crazy believed n well informed circles that distinct
pt9pe toms tto bccr aZaih made ly the English
ti met that France AL1ui cin hcr M breaking tie
1.g- so ~. and uL.nl.g a t-alc WIN iLL s-l,h
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THE HUDSON
L FLOUR
MEAL AND FEED MILLS.

The proprietor having put IA new ami improved
machinery for grinding wheat ahd making nuur, is
prepared To- sell good article 0t Flour rs cnu hc
found any where, aud at as sreasouablo prices. Wheat
and Rye Flour, Graham aud BuCkwhoh Flour fine
whits and Yellow Meal, Oat Meal Coarse Meal kye
fne Feed, Oil Meal, Cracked Corn &c n BEECH.
PIX osa Hudson 1t, bet Bank aud Hammond -is,
,, 7, ap25 stac'lIs
NENEERs! VENEERS S.--MANI'FA,Il-
rers and others using yeneers, are respectfully
Invited to call aud examine our stock of r,,sewun
mahogany, clstiua, ash oak maple, apple tree
&c, cut and sawed by new improved machinery
which we will sell At the lowest market price =
7, ALIlNG 4 co, No 2sd BpWcry, corner of
Houston ut, N. Y. myl2 2Iac'i01
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THE VALUE OF a SEWING MACHINE
L is more than doubled 10y the scf-uu,kinz aud
quilting attachments price -. CAL and see 1t ia
operation, at Nine. DEMOkEsT's Elhlorun, i13
broadway, or2I East 18th st. my3 2Iac'lH
THE GREAT AMERICAN PuMr-1lIE
l. best cistern, WELL fire and force pump. raises
from all depths forces To all distances, works cnsv
and WE'LL will not rust or freeze has three years
success aud no equal; prices reduced drawings
and prices sent fret. Address JAMES VI. EDNEY,
lI6k Broadway, ~ Y apes 9i,c'llG
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AND JEWELRY.


SQUIRE a LANDER,
Jewellers, aud Manufacturers OF English Sterling
silver Ware and hne IL and Is caret gold Jewelry,
and tie hneht quality OF Watches aud Diamonds,
which they are selling at 10 per cent above tue ac-
tual net cost. SQUIRE * LANDER.
aplV 24ac'll6 W Fulton 81, n. l.
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$40 BEST PIANO. &16O
Y1OO GROYEsTEEN A HALE RlOO

broadway, are now prepared to offer the pub
lie q magnificent new scale full octave Rose
wood Plsnoforte, containing ell improvements
known in this country or Europe. Over-strung
bass, French grand action, harp pedal, full
iron frame, for $50 cash, warranted Tor 8 years
Rich moulding cases, $l7b to $2O0 all warranted
made Of the best seasoned material, and 10 stand
better than any sold for $400 $500 by the old
methods manufacture. We invite the best judges
to examine and try these new instruments, and We
stand ready ut all tines t' test them with any
others manufactured IN this :.untiy,
GRovEsTLEN 4 HN ~ Dsgst"ay NY
myl ais.'l.s
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SlibN CASES
, Of every description
selling ot nt cost.
nj lKASIRs
apoi q, 'iig cor. Rc.le aud Hudson is

SPECTAC LES--GOI.D, SILVER AND Steel
Sspoctac,s, eye gass,H, microscopes, tolcso pes,
opera glasses, survey nJ AMI drawing Instruments
Thermometers, hydrourtors, pHt'ut army corn-
pa4sef, tSc, AZ how prices, at III NTEkS, 1863 wall
nin II, near Btckusn. iuyy 2lac'l3I
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE IAID FOR
l. AL kinds Of vast paper and rags, ty
/. X. WALKER,
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$4,000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND
vAO'OOO mortgage OH real estate IN New
York or Brooklyn, Parties wanting smaller
amounts can be accommodated. DAN,IN IAsJI
En-, Ts Nassau st. N Y. ,oyIO g.ish
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A WEEKLY EDITION

of Tnr Nrw Yonx srS, issucf every TUESDAY,. in
Wrappers or' 'ho mall rwo cEsrs EAon, 81 per 100.
srn'cRirrfoNs--PAiD IN ADVANCE.
oIe e'l $, year .5cts. Three copies year s2 %
- u months, 81 OJ Five copies do AZ %
90 Srocimeu cnpics. gratis. Dlsutint Of 20 per
~, y, ~ sinS" rate, ON each COPY over Eve.
w J. stage within NV Y,rk -tt- Orly thirteen
o''H icn. Out ~ the state, 'r diV-Sir cents.
Atdr"r NJ S BEACH sr~ Orrtcr. Nyw y,,r
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MARKET NEWS.
DO,nestic Markets.

Tuesday May L., 1852.
ArrlEs -ureeuings 81 90; Spitleubergs, t'6ls;
Bsidwins, ~ DO; Russets, Siat2o
AsHEs.--sales Pots, % 69s. Pearls, s5d2s.
COVER Lake rehuel iusu' II s'-2'.
FLOUR Sales within the f'llowing range The
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/ IAOtIbR WON tORI, NJ. ~,
- 10; CANAL STREET.
OFFICE hot Rs,
nyoG'i2' lgt2r.M VI
a Ii rLRsONs llANlNG ELLArl\LS
"A OR FRIENDS
who have contracted
LOVE OF RONG DRINK.
DIR. zELL's NERviNE POWDERS
Mas he given unknown the drnkcr in r,fce,
tea OF hquor. Warranted harmless and IT,, it'gn
uauscatiuA on,cts. Pricc-Our H.. AZ.
" 81, II GJ DIVISION y. and Yli Eis' th ave, \
Y Mrs. HAYES 10 Fulton st, brooklyn. J.
!. BklEs T. ~ = nth Second st Willausblr
aud D.. MERCtR'S. 22i Broad 8, Newark. \ v
inh22 2Isc'O0
RCTrER-rRESH = RECEIVED DAILY
- IN pals. tubs, hrkins aud danes als1 various
grades oi good low priced butter COT sale at the
owes, wLolesa., prices, by X. u. LEWIS. - Nescy
st, Y. arYJ 2I,,'2Oi
DRI sill >OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
D,he Brush FACTORY s99 Pear II. Hnpet's Build.
ing. Al prtt 'es 2 reas lnahle prices, whole sale
and retail JoHN X HoPPEL SEQ Pear, st
ar2i 2iac'iA
CASH PAlD FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS,
Orsmphe'> and blank books Of every description.
dlI 6m'lO> ~ Ann It. Basement.
ESTABllSllED BY J.. CLENDENEN, IN
IL Si2.-JAMEs COSOLLY, succ,s-ort ROBT
VI FIELD soap and Candle manufacture 1iG snl
lIS Eldridge 4, New York Please observc-This
sap has now been before the public for more than
~ years and has always given satisfaction II sti,.
continues ~ bc made ,nt rely free rom all al dItcra
tive ingredients, such A. Liquid, Quartz. French
Chalk Pipe Clay, sal Soda, Gliuhcr salts. Nc, of
which majority of the so-called Family soars "
the present day are composed. fuya 2isc'i!o
COR SALE AT AUCTION. ny ALBERT II.
i NiCOLAY, at the Merchanu' Exchange Sales
Room, III Broadway, on Wednesday, the 9ist OF
May, ls62, a, i2k o'clock for account Of whom II
may concern. sigh, thousand five hundred dollars
o. first mortgage bonds of the Flint & Pere Mar
quctte Railway Company, clsan. tosethcr with
the unpaid coupons, due the ist Of May, 1861
uyI2 s'lOI
CENTL EMENWill find the LODI
VI uAvISG MANJTACrJRING cos
COUNTRY rot DREIrE the CHEAP
SEATS EST As well ~ the NJ, fer.
AND Itiiler IN market for Lawns,
oAR u u n Grass Pots, General Garien
Culture, Grape Wines, and for early Potatoes; 80
worth viii manure All acre OF corn will increase
The crop from oue-hrd To- onc.haii, and Will ma
nure Price, for hbl-, aud over si,oO per bbl. OF
only ti3 pcr tuu delivered free board ot vessel
| or railroad. Apply To- the only genuine office OF
THE LODI MANufACrt RIM co,
apiG 2tic'l0i No. Cd Couulsldt Il.
IMPORTANT At HALE RATES.
SHOULD BE SENT AT HALF RATES,
| ny HARNDLNs' EXPRESS u BROADWAY.
| THEY SEND TO OtR TROOPS AT ALL POINTS,
| PORT ROYAL.
! FORTRESS MONROE,
BALTIMORE,
| wASHlSGTOS,
| HATrERAs. DC. ap1I ohc'l3'
INNALlD.--l WILL GET TIE RE
ceipe for sure cure for coughs, colds, consuinp
| tiou anil all lung complaints, by sending b. u
! for IT. II has cured thousands. mv6 2iac'llo
| r ANnInpn ANn TENANTS
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sI.,K FLUCTUATIONS.

Real Estate sales, May l3.
n Use and lot At Ray,uswood, Long Island,
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Foi Sale at the
COUNTER OF TlIE SIN OFFlCE,
Six Cent, pei sett ir3t
T EAKY / WITH TIE NEvER-FAILlNG
- Elastic Cemeut, manufactured AMI
ROOFS sppnedby JAMES ORrIII.Y, Mason
aud Cement Roo'er, NJ. ~, Madison
CURED st. and No. | Ridge 81, y. \. All
work warranted. ap22 2Iac'lH
T EAKY ROOFS CURED-El.LEENS Pat
LENT Rubber Paint, I cent iuot aud warranted
800 Grand, Astor Place, 3; Park Row, iaS Bow
cry, - Eighth ave, 3i5 Ninth ave, 900 sixth ave,
SD st, near ID ave, II south 'th st, wilhan6utsh
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NEW PAWN-OFfICE AT 191 WEST
89th -t, bet sth ami 9th ayes, nearest the sth;
liberal loans advanced on all kinds pf personal pro-
Peity. By =. ftLLAN, late OF III West Broad
way. mys 2iac'l23
nILS AND PAINTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
~ ~ ct4; elastic r0of oil ~ cts per gallon; Grafton
Inint. yellow ochrc, aud spanish h"HWu, 4. per
lb white lead and zinc, cts; linsocd oil, turpen-
tine, Sc ID. BlDwELl. 25i Pearl ST. my~ 2iao'l5@
nprOSlrION 10 IMrOSlIlON-COk
~ cured f.r % cts each, lliuIpns, bad nails Ac,
cured Mt 's HoWcr,, cor C,'ud, 10y Dr n T.. RIcf.
NJ acids o.ustir applied, hut skillnll'v removed
without pain ur ulosd. RlcEs Anuhlut"r cures
g"ru-, buil!un,, cA a.ns, @c. - and 20 ,rntS per
box myl32'2iN
P'l., ! ~ Nh''Ni 'ii''' l'Nh'' blhI
heads, AMI other ju'l'us, executed IA ln"l style
AVID nj rrasinah" rates, 10y DAVID HNSE, lG2
william It, bct lieckmsn and Ann, myl 2i1c'lio
DRINrlNGl PRINTING! AT WAR Prices
- Bl heads ~ Iior rcain, ~ t2,dO per thIusand
good Business Cards = p.r thousand, aud ali kinds
ui dob Printing at equally lows prices. WM, H.
Pl rNAM, ~ Aunst H4a 24'o'l3l
DIAPER BOX MANrFACTtEEES AND
l. Hnlcrs-Blrrains straw and ludor. louris
cheap. Paper boS cuttings wanted. RontIg ma
tc'nlT iu sNv quantities supplied, los JENNINGS
BROTHERS, 49, Pearl -, y. '. All 2itc'iho
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10y WANTED IN A BROKERS' OFFICE
H. Wall st none need apply unless vel recon.
hdod Price SO per year. Address q. box 26G
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