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Democratic Platform.

"THE UNION AS IT WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS 1T 1sr'
"Ihad that THIS Cover nment was made
on the. WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN,
and their PoSTERITY forever."-Srr.
snEN a. DoUeLAs.
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- As there appears to b suits a
: Ilmber of unemployed Females in this
j. anmmunity, We would suggest the form
sihk Of Soldiers Aid Society. Any
Lady could knit two or three pairs of good
: sv0olsn socks, which are badly needed
IS. ppr Eoldiors at prsssnt.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

This Association, after consultation
adjourned to meet in Woodsfeld, com
mencing on the last MONDAY IN
MARCH, 1863. The distracted state ol
the country, and the absence of many
teachers in the army, prevented the usua
exercises of this body.
V. C. KNIGHT,
l Vice President.
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Static of OHIO. Monroe Countx,,zSs e,

State Of Ohio. Monroe County,sa
NOTICE is hereby given, that on.s oalsa sef ~ z
- soon after the frst day Of Decsmbes =
next, petition will rho presented to- - -
Governor Of said State, forsths pssdon ii >.
MicHAEk EDwARps, who ~ abe a3kxF .,
Term of tho Court of Commod ePiedsiiws,
and for said county, wasconsicted of Mur-
der in the Second degress aads ssntsnesa
to the Penitentiary for life.
gs-iv KATHARINE EDWARDS.
Il Oct. %, 1S62.--3t. nd. 80
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Camp Opposite Sh-phcrdstown, octo-
Der 24-Gen. Fitz john Porter and Staff
yesterday returned from Washington where
Tor a few days past, they have been in at
tendance on the Martindale Court Martial
All is quiet in this vicinity. The troops
however in readiness to march at short
notice.
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fn@- Two friends meeting, enc remarked
sI have just met man who told me look
ed like you" ssTell me who it was, that
/ may knock him down, replied his friend.
"Don't trouble yourself" )" said he; Il did
that myself, immediately s.4sss S.
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ONO AND TNpIANA.-These two sb!sn-
did States will be represented in the NIX !.
House Of Representatives by twenty-one
Democrats to nine bo.itionists. in the
present House they have twenty Aboii-
tioniststo thirteen Democrats. Abolition
loss, eievens inembors; Democratic gain,
nine.-CSn. Eaq. s,sg ,.,i
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Jatnes Grahamss EState.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, taat the unster~
IN signed was, on tbs 25th day Of 0ssobesL
1861, appointed BY the Probate Court - xAnr
roe Gounty, Ohio. Administrator's ef ths HseatA
Of James Graham, late Of said county, b.
ceased. SAMUEL 4. GRAHAM and
JAMES u. GRAHAM. Ala,s.
October ~, lSS2.-Sw.
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Mary Kisel.'s Estate.

NT0r1cR is hsrshYf givsa shas he unasQs
IN signed was, on the ltth day 81 oseebsgs
lss2. appointed by the fresaas csass -
Monroe Csanay. Ohio Administrator - -
Rstats ef Mary Kissr, late of saia cssNey. =.
csassd. f'sus gssS - JOHN J. H00B9,
: ossstsr -, lss4 --St. ~ k.ss .AdNeA
- "a 80 R~
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DIED-Octobsr Tho 13fd inst, a4ks r
eleventh year of. her age, EMADELIkg &
SUSAN HARTLINE, eldest daughtsr sk Z
Conrad and Eleanor Hartline. -
the 10Th lust, in Stafford, this
county, Mr.. WILLIAM MASON, for
n,erly resident of this place, .ged ~
years. = ~ sll. .ss.ssss-f "a q. .
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CoUHr OF CoMMoN PLEAs.-The time
Of holding this Court, has been changed
from the 4th, ,-until the 1lth of Novem.
her. DIS Sos
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F'OR SALE.

fHvHE undersigned has two Lots in he
town of Wooasfsld, which be =
.<zA d~siros. Of selling lone tAsa 10
AiSUA situaisd on Main Strsst. I've
4ahtK good housea thereon, one I've
story dwelling house, shs sther
admirably adapted for store NE. Tho other
Lets is located ON hack Street, aud hAs twe
sos.d stables thereon; to bs sold on good ssrns.
81 For particulars inquire Of
J. A. fIKRSoN.
(,ctobey % ,ass
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. THEM" CHICKENS.

ii &one Of our boys feeling pretty coed
ever fhs resnlt of the Election in Monroe
County, forwarded to those stanch Demo-
sratic papers at Columbus. the Crisis,
tAs Siaxsmam and Der Westbote, THREE
lcnow1ko CHICKENS. Here is what they
~ about i:
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE.-M. Is CHAPMAN, AuCTIONEER.
IN Large sale Of first c.ass Household Furniture.
Pianootts Paintings Velvet Carpets, Bron S.atuary
Chandeliers Lace Curtains rosewood and black walnut Par
Tor Suits &C. public auction, this Saturday. May
TO- the elegant residence No. ~ West Sixteenth street.
tween Fifth and Sixth Sale commencing eleven
O'Clock precisely Parors Velvet Carpets lgs Pier and
Mantel Mirrors Card Tables Etagercs, Statiay marble
tops Centre Tables full Paror Suits, WITH
MAGNIFICENT 7-OCTArE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
stool sn ne OF pns BY anan
artists; the Holy Family. by Fellows; Marine Views.
Cole; Bronze satuary. Hamlet, Cheva Dc Morley; two
sdeboard China Glass snd Silver Ware; Table Cutlery
oak Arm Chairs Lounges and Chairs with reps;
T.b.s CoDmodes Chairs Armolra Glaze Hair Mstres:es
rors Clocks Stair Carpet Oiicioth, walnut SOFAS
Rockers. Chairs Arm Chairs covered with reps Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Also large assortment Of Basement
and Kitchen Furniture Sale preremptory. rain shine.
n. B.-The house for sale: inquire Of the auctoneer
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shr Only Son johnson. Sid nh sehrs Only Son. John
SeoE Ny sSs .sA: smith s;I ..ss1 Ya:s
EsqsIsSc ds .sSss Rssn
Brainsl a. buell. and sarah l. DamAr Hartford; Hender
Ssw sas's ssas S
Bali BrdgePorti James Bolton, Cooper resA" LUNA
EAST aEEENwIcH. Nay GAR sshr Elmra Rogers
FALL RivER Nay GAIT schrs Ellen Colt TnSm psSa
@ 5'H e: i.ss as.' s sva
urn g sshTs Aasa.ss IasSas HsyanA; Ocean Bird King
MYSTIC q. Nay t~4rr sshr VIM Iopsr. Rsblasea. New
for Bremen: sehr Ellen kodms.. bowman NyorE; ~.
NEW May . ssar dses:
Newman, NYsh sloop Vienna. Davis, EliiAbsthpOrt Cid
T. Ess... p;sss s;ss rH s,s
ps Philips. faassn or %; D. baisde River
s S.s Y
% Sssas ~ pys1 ss
port for Tinker do Fsssenden, E.sgort for
phiadephia AZ ANCHOR in the outer hareoT brig Samuel
ABE iff
y S sor.n d Gsss
M sy rs.
st DO s,ads!s DO CID sssrs Ke
do; w Godr.y, Weeks do; Indus S,okcy, Bar. ADDS;
Potter Rass Sid shp:
Tuscarora Liverpool: Morton, Ship Island.
LEwEs, Del May S-Thc bark Stampede. from New York;
brig Stewart from Port Royal and prize gchr Active,
this morning, and anchor the Roatsead.
PORTLAND May Arr briggs Model, Dow, Aatanzas;
Young Repabc Libby Cardenas; schr Campbell, Pickett,
lard, COnIey Sagua- Sid, wind 8, rev cutter Caleb
Gushing, Webster cruise.
.PROSiDENCE, May 7.An ctmr westehe er, Ny,ss.
smith Baltimore; Brown. Brown Phiadelphia: JAS
phia; George smith, Nils Philadelphia; Allen Brown.
bartlett. RocrSi PSisdaipsis; Martha Collins shouSds
Philadelphia Mary Terrell Eyabt taport; Eva Norhup,
Ross do for PAwtucket New Regulus, Ea Elizabeth
ports Henry Clay Delano ndout; John Parker Midget,
Davis Rondout Sid shrs War Steed Smith Philadelphia;
White, Harvey; Charger. Mahan, and Mathew Bird,
Davis Eizabethport; Connectcut Prett Jas Deputy,
swi w ans j. Anna Shepard, TooSer and
Thatcher Taylor, Loring. NYork.
PORTsMOUTH: May 7-Arr at the wharf. ship Ports
PAWTUCKET May 7-Arr schr Island Belle, Butler, Phi
ROcKI AND, May l-Arr brig n Leeds Smith, Ilewett's
Island for NYork Sid April 90 schrs Georgia. Buckn Phi
l. Peru, Thorndke, do: 30, G! arlotte, Arey, do.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 5-Arr stea ner Golden Age, Pa
nama ships Endeavor, Doane, NYorx; Mary Robinson,
Sargcan do Sid 9th, ships Weboot Hedge, Calao Eivi
Andrew, Valparaiso schr Caroline Fo0e
SULLIVAN May 61sld schr Plata, stratton. Philadelphia;
SALEM, May e-Arr schrs Boston. Wall, E'i-abethport;
7h, " Simmons Godf Philai elphia; n Partridge,
Hx; Lncy Blake, Everett, and Leesburg Sw i, Elizabeth
and for Boston: brig Amelia Kelley, Philadelphia schr
Tlomas Jefferson, Kenney, NYork.
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Brig Kse.. OBJ q B.rssas:, Burns. xannsss. PR. 20
,s WIN eoes and loswood, g Bret. Son Co Am .,
win sssar, 70 Baos %; sailed in company with
Is dass VIII sugar &C. 10 whitney Co. April Is,
sa sS IS Days with .us. as
Brig Planet tBr II fsir.ssro ss,. Lamb. SAINT. Cru.
0s n Moth New 20 Dsw' . Palermo
a. SSr.AsT March q ya .n s 70 s
Issh Rich "a franHfor, BsSnof .ss Loud died
!, s;sTs "a: rono' April "a with sugar
s. S,en orb B.ys. St John. ss 10 days. with ship
sslr Belle prize. Nassau MP, Prize Master Coop.
sas.go Cub. She was from Nassau cargo
ser Ne .ss sprias Nassau. Ep,. Acting Master
HssssS. Mp bound to Charleston, with asso1s
tss RossGa, crows Por. Royal rsay' sh
inst ~ miles south OF barnega spoke snip raner nence
Howard of S, aeorge, JONES' cAop.auk River,
sshr De Rosse.s Hilton, Fortress Monroe. days. n
g. sran:po,. T,Sn virginia day.
Esdso Issd H s1 Ns.pss
Sem Essn Hsrs ni ss.po
sssr o'S cIS.e E1.
Scar carry Not. -, Machias, daya
Schr Wave, Hat h, RocNand, 4 days
Sch Raipa Hewitt -, Rockiand, days.
Schr Kossuth, Lee, Newburyport days
S-hr l. LovrrinR Jones' Taunton, 2dAya
Schr Charger Mahah. Fall River,
Schr w Richie. Frdf". Randout for Boslo0L
Steamer Hinnesota. Il. Baltimore.
81 amer V ST rens. Dou-herty, Baltimore.
Steamer Z Ssevens. Adams. Baltimore
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader. Person BaMUorA
Steamer On ia. Trout. philadelphia
Straw crJ Molison EIchman Trenton.
Steamer WestchesteT. Nye. Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Mary Ogden,
Bark Jasper, Beaoett, from Bordeaux March ~
SAILED.
Steamships Mcclellan, and Daniel Webster.
Wind sunset w.
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Enlargement OF the Jury In the Case 81
she Nighting ale-A Scene I'm CoEt-One
- the Jurors Charged with Disrespeee-
fal Language-The Accusation with.
drawn by the District Attorney.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
, Before Hon. Judges Nelson and Smallsy.
Hay s.-TAs United States Samuel b. Haynes, frst
aass Of ~ sarer NgAtir9ale.-At quarter past eleven
ssock tho jury who bad been in dsberaon all night,
v~s called into Court and beng Intercepted by the
ssrk whether they had agreed upon verdict,
zhe foreman replied-Ws have not.
Judge Nelson's there any prospect OF an agreement
vorepan-l do not think there IS the least.
Judge Nelson-ls there any difficulty you would wish
- have made known TO the Coart-any question in
VOWED IN the case? TsN
Roreman-No sir.
Judge NelsonHavs you satisfied yourselves generally
Mat Is impossible for TO agrses Is that the ssnt
Judge Neison-It is hardly worth while to keep tho
~sa.y hours n. ury we're h hsn
The United States District Attorney and said
Aiere the jury leave their seats wish TO make 70
Mr.. AcKson-The jury have been discharged.
1ns Court-Let the District Attorney proceed.
The District Attorney then sadI understand that the
Marshal last evening inquired Of the jury if they had
aGseed, he desired to know order that he might
Is ass
- Court" bring this matter before your HonoFs to
adsavor TO ascertain II 10 true because, true SUCH
ear judicial tribunals.
Judge Ncson-Marshal, step forward and be sworn
- this matter.
MArshal Murray vas then sworn.
Judge Nelson-You have heard the remarks OF the
0l8trict Attorney
Marshal-Yss sir but did not hear any juror make
~ remark alluded TO- Of my deputies said he heard
0oune remark.
Deputy Marshal Smith then sworn, and said he
~ not hear any such language ~ "be damned or be
aanned no cared for the judge" any thing Of that
Kind. was outside the door, and heard something like
~ God.
District Attorney-Dd you not tell one Of my assist
49, NJ Andrews, that you had heard such words a.
AnSe rspeatedf
Deputy smith-No, SIR turning 10 the jury gentle
on did not hear any such expression in your room
Estrict Attorney-Ihen, Of course apologize 70 the
1Wy though the matter referred to but Of them.
rOrsmAn-N q censure the whole Of Us.
District Attorney-Of course 1t rs, and therefore
Withdraw II.
Another juror addressing the Court said there
0ach expression made OF in the jury room.
Judge Nslson-It in evidently misapprehension. Gen.
tsnen, you are discharged until Monday morning at
eleven O'Clock
Our reporter understood that the Jury eight for
aequital and four for verdict Of guilty, with
nsndation 10 mercy. The prisoner was remanded
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Loss OF Lie NJ Sen. &c.

From record kept BY n. Upton. Secretary Of the Anne
rican Shpmasers Association. have the following table
Of loss Of life by casualties There good
believe that in the absence Of any regulations requiring
systematic reporof lives lost at wrecks, many
reDorted The loss Of thousand lives
year TO justify record than the
mention in the reports OF arrivals that the day Of
seaman fell from aloft and was lost.n
The loss Of life missing vessels very large for the last
four months as 1t includes many grain laden vessels Of
which hiryfve lost in January and February, which
had sailed from the port Of New York.
The gale Of February ~ caused large loss Of life to Gou
fishing vessels off Georges Bank On the 7h Of March
gale experienced in the vicinity Of Bermuda
the 9th gale marked by the loss Of the Ocean
Monarch, and subsequently the Charter Oak.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER
IA LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

CUT GLASS, CHINA AND sILyER WARE,
RICH CHINA AND PARIAN VASES.
This day. May 10 At 10Y o'clock precisely. a the ELEGANT
residence. West Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues consisting Of three elegant Paor Suits
rich satin brocste velvet reps and hairloth sre
Oval Mirrors, rosewood Centre and Side Tables Eta
gres with mirror lack and DOORS each S25 Lace
Curtns Turkish Chais Reception Chars Bronze Clocks
Rich China Vases Parior Ornamens OIL Paintings, Ladies'
Writing Desks elegant Corner and Book Sands beautiful
rosewood Chamber Suits ee.ant Tes Tetes covered in
harcot mahogany B.dsteads Bureaus Washstands Hair
and Spring Mattresses Beds Bosters Pillows Blankets Sofa
Beds Lounges Mirrors, Clocks y.ss Spring st Chairs
Ingram Carpets single and double black walnut Bcdseads
nut Extension Table, Bncf French China Tea Ses Ivory
Table Cutlery Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
Oak Dining Chairs Oloth Stair Carpets Chandeliers &C.
Sale positive. All goois must be removed foryeisht hours
alter the sale N B-Re,ia bic will be In
cart, pack or ship the GOODS for purchascrs.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


BRE market was again heavy and
prices were lower closing decline Of Sc. loc
Dbl The sales embraced about 900 bbs., closing
within the following range OF prices
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SHIPPING NE w S.
ALMANAC ron yoeK-Turs DAT.
suy psEs........... MOON sErs....... morn %
IN srrs. .......... " HIGm wAIER.... morn 81
Port OF New York, May Q, Is62.


CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Washington 3D. Brooks, LrerpOoiJ
steamship Bremen CBrem,, vessels. Southampton AM
Brrucu-Oerichs A Co.
Ahiers (oIden). schweiche, Lverpcol-Hcnnincs
Bars = Kreplin: Fisher. cork-w salem;
Bark Eduard, wieung Rot,erdam-H Koop
Brig Johanna lBremj Nordenhodi, Rio Janeiro-Funch,
Brig u Drumuond. Conway, Aspinwal-Panama Railroad
Brs / Nsrianna, Atkins, Poncs-smih. Jones Co.
seb r f Barnes. rogers Point PereABaisr Day
schr Arctic Cook, St Johns, MP Nevius 4 SON.
schr blanche OBJ, DeIap, 81 John. NB-p Dewolf:
schr Washington, Merrill, Washington-van Brunt &
seSr Compton Yates. wsshIngion--vsn Bruni sIash,
schr D Pitts, Wyatt, snow H,l-A Q Ravens.
sssr saG% R Msm
sT kaRh sT;, RSSd, sss@w
s sear A. Bfowr. SCOT, Fro rroylassss-Ma:ssr.
Schr Mary II Williams, Cosgrove, forwalk-M Briggs
sIoop Rio Grande, Buck, Chincoteagne-afaster
ARRIVED
ANS EsTn Ss's vita rsnR' c sOs Mss
Steamship Albany. chadsey, Newbcr., NC 2 days. with
sisaEsaP Ocean esssn O. .5snsPsr, Terry. York
ssS "" foaass within aa.s and
ss gsp;snes car sprasae san Francisco Jan 81, with
Feb 100 IL w, passed Cape Horn March H. and
from 1hence island OF Trinidad had mostly Winds
and thence the equator had Hight NE andENE winds
s3 rsi N r. sass''s A9 ns
spoke Br bark Jas OF and for Liverpool from Buenos
Ayrcs 81 days ont 9th inst AM, Barnegat bearing WNW
~ miles, took pilo, from boat Jas Waterbury No 10
ship Kitty Floyd Dearborn Liverpool. 30 days with mdse
/ 90 Trask Dearborn.
ship Shakespeare (Brem), Fechter. liverpool April T.
vth salt 70 Chss Bulng April IS lat % 26 ION w. passed
three iceberg Came TO This port for orders .
via Portland, Nc, days, IN ballast 10 j w Eweii 4 Co.
Ship WIN Trays, Even, Duukrx Feh 8 via Fayai Aprh
H. with wool, 20 VI Brewer Co. Put int Faysl for
visions Experienced succession of stnngW 1sles
getting INTO fayal since which light 5sruy Winds April
~ lat ~ u.s. ion ~ 81 passed two nastrd
bad smoke stacks 2h LAT Al ~ lon 6 10 spoke slip
wesnoreaud from Philadelphia for Liverpool y,h ins IN
Nantucket parsed steamships featoua snd City OF New
York, hence, bound II.
Bark Jevcrand tOlden). sellnsnn, liverpool Is dsys
with coal Ruger Bros. April ~ the Banks board
from schr Elizabeth, OF MarblehelI; fishing reportcd
very poor. OF Sabe Island large quantities ~ cr
Bark CIarGa Foserty, Narsces March H. Gibraltar
April g. with madder, lead &c, 20 Peck Church
Bark Morning STAR Sterling 81 Jago, 10 days. with sugar
10 Wariel & Go.
fax, M, days, In ballast, 10 order
Brig Josephine Iort) Nevis, ~ Ubes 81 days, with salt
n Hagemeyer Brunn. Had very bad weather 81
passage. April a. la ~ ~, Ion % ~ spoke spanish -
rragnia Angustns from Havana for Malseiles.
Brig Aha fBr, 81 ton NS), Greene Prrs al Prince
Aufil n, with coffee, a., 70 ID X Dew0f
Brig Speedway COT Portland), Athertor Aguadl, PR,
April rs, with sugar 70 master.
BRIG Harvest queen tof Bermudal, Hollis Mayaguez PR,
April 29 VIII sugar, u Oracra 4 20
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY NAY TO- lss2-rRIPLE
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
n BURKE, AucroNEER. o.rIos iss BowERY,
5s class ys.i'ars No SArrS pass
i .Ss; Soaaas wine sssy Carpets
Plate Mirrors. &c.
u H LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoUN.
previously Disposed q 4 private sale
s sf u. q u sa MSSass a
Bro:Swy the eO. Country Seat Farm formerly ssca
sssnsy and so%S.ndins . Long
ave ssA Acs avn .1a ssss ss.n
s
s% Or s g Nap:
At the oice, No. Pine street. IS. 800.
EDWARD sINTzENIcH, AUCrIoNEBR. s
EkEoAsr rasE EaAS a1i LIBRARY
ALSO I s9F ss ssSS Syss5Sgr sHbrsrrv..
Tia day May 10 oslosk ss and
81 All sss and %
In The Dss ans whc so he D s IL
win oOmmence lower consisting Of ParlOr
s sS.k Asses Is nses csa be-
that every attention and facility viii be paid TO them
EDWARD sINTzENIcII. AUCTIoNEER.
s q w1io this day. a. 1856 and
l7 Broadway one hrs. rate Ligh,. Road Mag9n esany
=
u COTTON AucrIoSEER-LARGE SALE OF HOTEL
snd fso e. ThR day ssd
aay z
BIND ns ana also Iss
Mirro Carpet. and OIL o.hs Extension TaSss marble
I,s and rssne c ss
HS1asSSF Ell Ss s.s
s Dn sr.s Of I a Il n
part pull I'm Iish Beer Pump. Bar and Bar
sssis emf
Kingston Silver Plated Ware MUS
TaS s 4n% dhsir All. Range and Cop
Cocoa s S., ss
double barrel A't'' mo-
u sns 81 Room uss 81 soas
na 1@a &C. c: Ss
vss al p
CO. Awi auction saturday, May TO- at II O'Clock,
Rssi
Il William ESiss ii'a
Van seesi e. brown DelcssarS AMI others Of equal
Paintings They win be ready exhibition above and
after Wednesday, It'll inst, with catalogue
T1ENRY II. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ii rurnittre-HENKY H. LEEDS Il CO., will sell at
Monday My H. at lo1s cock at the salesroom
q Nassau street, large asst mt Of Household Funi
consisting SUITS in bocatel; mahogany
do in plush aud hair cloth ounges rosewood marble top
Centre Tables mahogany do. Size Tables, rosewood AMI
mahogany dressing bureaus. baca walnut DO, oak and
black walnut Is Dining Tables Sdcboarts wit,
marble tops oak Dining Room Chairs, in ani leather
rosewood Bcds:eads, manogany washstands. To.et
Sets III usses Velvet and nyia Carpets; Stair CARPETS
OF cloths Cband Hers MIR gil; franco Engravings, and
lot Kitchen Furniture all Of which has removed Tor
convenience OF sale, and wi he cod without
HENRY G. SCRIBNER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ton sale OF Household Furniture. Mirrors Matt esses
Bedding, CROKER and Gassware Plated Ware Brssels
sell to Saturday at II O'clock A. H., at saesroom
Ill Nassau street. Parior, Chamber and Dining room Fur
nture of rosewod black walnut and IN ocate
Washstands Centre Tales Crockery. Gl,ss and Plated
Ware Brussels and Ingraia Carpets, Stair Rods, &c.
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A NJ. MERWIN, AuCTIONEER.
IN. By BANGS, MERWIN CO., irving Buildings 594
and 500 Broadway
Saturday evening May TO- at oco.k Standard and Mis-
ccaneons Books large collection embracing of fine
library edions also great OF Classical and School
Books Photographic Albums &c aso three mahogany and
glass show Cases
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2e, 2s2, $50 70, aud the balances
81 ,4e7 1888 80.
The Michigan southern Railroad, the first six
days in May, moved more freight than in any six
days on record before. IN two days two hundred
and sixteen loaded cars passed through from Chi.
caQo 20 Toledo.
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n BURKE, AUCTIONEER. OFFIoB ls5 BOwERY,
~. wi sell this day, a. i0h O'Clock about ~ NORM o.
Bl~ecker street. including rosewood and mahogany
S Bookcase, with Library; Carpets, oleiotn
Plate Mirrors &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10
A NJ. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER.
IA. BY BANGS MERwIN h CO., Irving Buildings, 500

and 80 sr5iIwat
Choice Private Library of valrabe and standard works,
including many the German aud French languages; also
variety extensively Illustrated BOOKS, embracing tine
copy of Boydes SHAKESPEARE, vols folio, morocco. The
British Poets IN I3 vols limo, half calf Hook OF 2D ORR
gna Echings by the Old masters folio, &C. r.
sialosues ready the b ioks the
c. FUTILE AUCrToyEER--oFFICE $50 BROAD
IA. .way-isecevers Sale--Percnptory sale Of X tail
Stock of Hardware. Public notce is hereby given thai the
undersigned viii sell Saturday, May TO- 10 O'clock
81 Hndson street. in the city OF New York valuable stock
Of Hardware and Fixtures, together with Horses Wagons
&C. T. u. sTEHARr, Receiver.
". BThe above sale Is adj JON nd 10 Tu siay 18th inst
time and place. r. l.. STEWART, Receiver.
A UCTfoS NOTICE.
"A ATTRACTIVE SALE
THIS DAY SATURDAY.
Our sale OF this day viii contain - -
$50 LOTS NEWLY IMPORTED EMBRoIDERlES
INSERTINGS, BANDS AND FLOrNCINGs:
ALSO,
Invoices OF DRAPERY MUsLINs, all qualities.
Invoices OF LACE CURrAINs including OF high cost
ASSIGNMENTS OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Catalogues and goods now ready.
WIN. TOPPING b co.. Anctioneers,
Nos. y and II Park place. and
No. Murray street