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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

OrY1cR oP THE 4. 4. PnOvosT MARsuAL GENERAL.
AsD SUPERINTENDENT VOLUNTEER RECRUITING !
SERVICE, SOUTHERN DIVISION oY Nkw- DIRK
NEW YoAK. May -, l00s
NOTICE is hereby given 20 all persons en-
~ titled t. exemption under tie amended Enrichment Act
on account aeuage un-uabenrss u ase under twenty
and over yeas Of two years service
IL the Army OF Navy during the presen, 20 present suc
claims person without delay 10 the Board q Enrolment oil
Ito di.trift iu which they reside WIN. HAYS
BrigAder General Volunteer.
and 4. A. Provost Marsha General
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OYPIcB OF Army CLOTHING krp EouIPAGB
No. 5Gl Broadway, New York. May n. 1874 J

OYYIcB OF Army CLOTHING Lrp EoUIPAGB,}
No. 5n Broadway, New York. May 81 1874
4 RMY SUPPLIES-SEALED PROPOSALS
"A viii he received at this Oice until II THURS
DAY the 10Th day Of May inst IN furnishing by contract at
Depot OF Army Clothing and Equipage in this city:
SHELTER TENTS OF Cotton Duck, and OF. per
yard Bidders will present fall and complete yard OF the
samples Of tho material Of which they propose 90 make their
tents the number they wish furnish and how
they make deliveries.
Aproper guarantee must accompany all bids for the faithful
Performance of a contract.
The United States the light reject all bids deemed
Objectionable.
Proposals should be nlorsed "Propo5a, for furnishing
Shelter Tents" aud addressed TO
Lieut- Col u. H. vfNrON
Deputy q NJ General Y. g. A.
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NEW- JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
N cO-on and afser MONDAY Jan 10 sst T, Hr VIII
=, ana ios m no o. No. and II Midnight The 1870 m
Train will take Passenger, BALTIMORE and WAsHN1'
TON only This Train makes no connection a, phi-
Tns ~ phia..phs will leave New York Of and 10 III,
II M and & o. w. and u Midnight,
MILITARY TICKETS will not be received IN ne y q M
'. M, - T,,ns J. w. WOODBURY.,
" h. "a is6l Assistant Superintendent N J. X X
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

vi PORTATION COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO.
TON NEWLONDON, STONlNGTON. PROVIDENCE.
NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW BEDFORD The speu:
did steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
will leave Pier No - North River foot OF Coutandt St.
dliiy Except Sunday, at 5 D. IN.
pauy, No us Nest-,t.. corner Of COur.landt 81.
NegYork Nov p 1903 NJ. II. SIMONS, Agent.
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THE New JEWISH SYYAGoGUB.-The cere-
mony of laying the cornerstone of the new Jewish
Synagogue Of the Congregation Bnai Jeshurun'
which now being erected in Thirty fourth street.
few feet west Of Broadway took place Wednesday morn
ing and largely attended by the Jewish clergy and
others Tie exercise opened with the reading OF o
psalm by the Rev. Julius S. Kramer azon Minister TO
the Congregation nai Jeshurun, and was followed WITH
PRAYER by the Rev. DIR. Morris j. Raphall. Rabbi
Preacher to the Congregation; also hymn by the
children of the SundaySchool attached TO the congre-
CATION list of the articles to be placed in the cavity
OF tie stone was then read. and the trowe was pre-
selaeG by Mr. Bennett King Chairman of the Building
Committee TO Mr. Israel j. Solomon, President
WHO soemn,y proceeded to the laying of the corner.
stone assisted by Mes.rs. David Samson and Zion
Bernstein. ex-PTesdeHts Of the Congregation. AT
tie conclusion a psalm was chaunted aud the
exercises closed with singing by the children Mr.
Henry Fcr-back is architect OF the new Synagogue
II viii be Of the Romanesque stye-the front OF New
ark grey stone with the trimmings and moulded work
of Dorchester. The front is subdivided into three por
tOns the center projecting The lot is 100 feet mont
by hall the block, the building occupying "a feet in
front leaving clear space Of 10 feet each side, In.
closed by handsome stone gateway and wall. The ex-
BIZ of the edLce IS 20 feet or with the tuITets
IS feet The interior of the building win be OF the
most elaborate character. The vestibule the alinemor
or pulpit the skysht and windows the suite OF apart
for the slaas. and the committee room. Will De
elegant and costly In their characterization. The ceilings
over the aises are fiat everything transverse semcir
cllag arches with open spandrLs; the hight OF the
aisle Is about 81 feet. over tie nave the cellng
is segmeuted rising seven feet, and subdivided by
semc!rcular arches springing from column 20 column
and forming spsndis at their intersection The ark viii
he Of commanding appearance-nearly Is feet in hight
1t is after the form of Roman temple, substantial col
uilS sustaining handsome pedIment, upon which are
tie tables containing the DccalOguc No chandeliers
viii be used. tie gas being admitted by JETS over the
and beneath the grand arch ut the extreme end
81 the building, and also by side brackets. The new
Synagogue will be completed the LIST Of next February
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printlng.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS No. I04 Fulton
w st.-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFACTURERS
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Deniistrp.
NESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE.

4 NESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE.
n Teeth Extracted during quiet sleep positively with
out main OF uros results To accommodate the arse NUM-
her Of person. requiring his professional ,etvicss DIX hOiI
. removed to the 4story building No. B18 Broadway,
l9thst.
w. CRANE, NJ. d., DENTIST Formerly
y. of Bond ST Removed a Clinton place, Hhst near
Broadway, N-w-fork
NJ b. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 2J5 Grand
~ st., New-York and No. 35T Fulton st., Brooklyn, arc
extracting Teeth positively without PAIN by tho use OF nitrous
,vd No charge extracting when aca teeth are 10
h inserted They a.o inserting full sets OF Teeth on dod
s23; Psns S25 Silver, $40; Rubber, so. Partial Sets
on cold ~; silver, 81. Extracting. - cents
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1914 -PENNsYLvAN,IIAA, C. CES MIRA I

ISO4. r. r. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
All through trains for the West by this route leave
~ Nh from the foot Of Courtlandt st, Through tickets
for Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul and M points IN me North
,nd colnmbus Cincinnati and all points In the West and
South be procured at the Office Of the
Sn,r, r. r. No. Aston House. at the Depot, foot %
c,ti,ud at Through trains leave New York as follows:
m, kXpress VIA Phladelpnia strives In Pittsburgh ss
N m. Erpress via Philadelphia, arrives In PhtsburshA
y M D.. ~. su.,,ox, .rrivs. q, p;,,.h.r,h NJ
ore Through Train Sunday via Philad-phIs leaving
wv" J. l. ELLIOTT PASSENGER Agent. Nc. As,orHoase-
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BORT iDaroens' Noiife.
STATE OF NEv-YoRK,
Povr-WARDEys' OYPICE, No. lO5 w al

STATE NEv-loRK,
PoHr-WARDEss OyElcE, No. iVi J" al~t-
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of tina act passed April Il, 1881 entitled Al
Act 10 Reorganze the Wardens Once Of the Port oil W
York" TO all persons Interested IN, having charge OIL th
subject such inquiry examination or survey 1he
the following vessels under examination by tue r9r
Wardens and that the said surveys or examinations WI o.
completed within ten days next succeeding TINS notice Oh
board SAID vessels: 49, A. AVN
Steamship Glasgow. Pier No. ~ n r.
Ship Southampton ..............fier no 10 r. ~.
Bark ldlla -
Bark AmaLa.. ................l'le f no - ~ IL
BARK St Bernhard .'...'.'n ef 70 - ~ ~
Bark Emile. .fler no ~ ~ IT,
Bark Alonzo. .Auantic DOCK.
Bark Union. :. " neceis'
Bark Gluckauf. ................ .fler NO. - r. H.
Bark AsceuSOnc. ...............s.E Hpre stores.
Bark Ibis. s.'s's'''''''''s
BARK Teluca..
Brig Alice. ........s..ss' .,oos'
Brig Iucie. IleI no - r. "
Brig Ricardo. Tier no. y r. u.
Brig Neoce. ..fier no IL r. H.
Dig Kenneth. 'DiVohe-sI'
ETig Storm Bud...... 'LVeiinis
Brig Peerless. .fotuh'
Brig LOius.... .Luno'"is'
BTis Evergreen. ''''roIus
Schr EuphcInis .flcrTePohts
MINTlORNE TOMPklNs, fresident
J. AGES HERMAN, Secretary.
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CEyTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
" from foot Of Cour,lanlst., connecting at Hamptol
junction it'll Deiawerr Laokaa and Western Railroad,
and Eastou with Lehiyh Valley Railroad aud its co2nec
tons forming difect line to Pittsburgh and the West with
change OF
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Sixty Mile. aud Two HOURS saved by this line to Chicago
Cincinnati. st. Louis with but change OF cars.
STRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing May 2, 1856, leave New YORK rs follows:
HARRISBURG ExPRsss--At a. for Easton, Reading.
Pot,syile, Hauisburg Nauch Chunk, Nianlsport This
train arrive, Huusburg at connecting East and
West the Pennyy Railroad North and south on the
Northern Genital Railroad, and with the Cumberland alley
Railroad to llagrr,town.
MAti 1RAIy-At 8Os M, for Haston Water Gap, Scrsn'
ton Nilke-oarre Great Bend, Pt,ston, Binghani,on, 10
II n TRAIs-For Ea.,on, Allentown Mauch Chuak, VII
iansp1lt, Reading Pottsyiile, Harrisburg, &c.
$40 p. M.--For Easou, Bethlehem and Mauch Chunk
4 80 md i0-For S0mevile.
JPN WESTERN ExPRzss-For Ess,on, Allentown. Read.
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cara
through om jersey City to Pittsburgh. .
ELzABHrHPOar AND NKw. York fERRY-Leave New forx
from Pier No " R. al 9:l5 l2:45, i30, and $3.50 p IN.
Boats stop NJ Bergen Poin, and Mariner Herbor
Tickets West be obtained at the Office OF the
Cen;Fa Railroad 60. of NewJesey foot OF CourtandtsIi
House. No. 27l Broadway and 1t the pnci-
pal hote.s JOSIAH o. SlEAhNS, Supefln'enoen.-
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L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW.

4 OK DUNION anu ThUF IDENOIl va W. W.
l. PORT and FALL RlVER.-The splendid aud superiof
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, leaves New York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock p nv
from Pier No. 3 North River
Hereafter viii be eglrded secured to any app
can't until the shall have been paid for.
Fre.ht Boston forwarded through With great dispatch
by an Express Freight Train.
Z. LITrLEfIELD, Agent. No. y Broadway.
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WILLIAMS % 0OID.S' ---------
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch-
- mo a, on.sn.,own (Cork HarboI).-The welknown
- lie liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steam
,hip Company are intended to sail as follows NJ 10
CITY OF LONDON Sss,rdayu Inns
GLASGOW
CITY OT BALTIMORE. 49, @ t p a..
And every succeeding sAIUhpAi' T" n'0'' '''N '' W
North River. - ....ox
p.,,. f. ,oiJ or IA. equivalent in currency:
ptpST r ~ ,ufV $40 90 STEERAGE ..........@W 20
fr.t Cabin to London. IS % steease TO London. %
-, cb; % Paris % 00 Steerago to Pans ~ W
-. Hi y, Hamburg 10 Steerase to Hamburg. y %
PASSENGERS also forwarded to HavTe Bremen, Rotterdam
Artwetp e. ivstpoo or Queenstown: LIST Cabin 81, $s5
sos s,.sr..e SO, Those who wish to send for their
friends can buy tickets here at the:e re- rates s.s
''' John O. DALE Agent. No IS Broadway, N T.
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PROPOSALS..

D0Sr OFFICE, NEW YORK, MAY ~ 1874 Sc kLF d
Proposals will be received this once until u o cock,
NJ, on Monday May 70. for transporting the United
sateS Mail between this Office aud the several railroad
depots aud stcan boat andIng IN tn city.
Tue number OF trips the performance OF this
10 Hudson River Rail depot corner OF Warren and
Chambers streets nc trips daily Sundays exccpcd
on sundays g. rec triDs 70 fhrtieth
To New Haven Ra toad depot. OF Twen,
street and Fourth avenue ten trips daily (Sundays
ceptedl and two trips on Sundays.
To Harlem Railroad depot, Of Twenty sixth street
aud fonrh'ayenue, two trps daily Sundays eNcepcdl
To New Jersey Transportation Gomrauys Railroad depot
loot OF tortand street. eleven daily (Sundeys
ed, aud four trips Sundays.
To Camden and Ambov Raj road Company's Steamboat
Ioot barclay street. three trips each day Sundays
To New Jersey Central Rarond depot foot OF Cor,andt
street, or elsewhere, six trips daily (sundavs eyceped)
To Mariners Harbor boat pier M. North
elsewhere, two trips daily (Sundays excepted
The wagons empoye In the performance or this service
must be so onvere s 10 afford ample protection TO the
tory to the Postmaster At New YORK.
Proposals Tor this service made with due regard
10 the number and length of trips performed In order that
should additional trips be required "a rata compcnsa
ton may De allowed, or should less number suf
ncent the pro rata therefor may be deducted
Responsible citisens who shall bind themselves
torily performed.
The lowest responsible bidder will be accepted and desir
mated as MAI Messenger" and must be prepared TO
meoe tne servce AZ an early date after being notified
All proposals the must be sealed and a
dressed 10 the Postmaster Of New FORK endorsed PRO
hlr u, 1894 xBRXM wAKEMAN. Pos,n as,er
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ragEwErL TO THE ENGLISH PEOPLE.

FkNlNIt, FAK, VURNWAII, hpfII 20, 1861.
ilustrous ciies, hghy repuesd corporations repre-.
sentative bodies every class Of citizens have honor.
ed me with countless addresses, 10 which my heart
would have desired but time wanting me 81 answer
worthiy. hope nevertheless, 10 be allowed faith.
fully uln my debt by this special farewell Of affection
and grafitude 10 all
On this occasion cannot, however, speak OF myself
alone because | must interpret the many eloquent
and generous words tnat have been addressed 20
mcre personal honor-which is ~ little Importance
compalcd with the greatness ot the cause for which
10 these days the heart OF the EDgish people and
mhe have thr,bbed in unison--nut as fresh
proot OF that synpaihiying solicitude that tho
richest the prosperous and the ccst nation In tho
woru noursbcs towards another nation which has been
wv" r''""",ed as tho mother OF CIVILIZATION and has,
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Tho Bloc aiding Squadron.
THE CAPTURE OF THE BLOCKADE RUNNER NicoI.l

TO Editor
SRSeeng in the papers VI the hrGta treat.
poor James O'Nel. the drcman, received a. toe
hands OF Lieutenant Eversou on board the sh Ncois
rather the Nicolai IL after she esptrad 0I
WilmnstO ton, North 'af0lna. beg say Il Ca be D
Any ervicc to " =, am willing to come forward aad Eivc
ny evidence what know ~ the matte for + more
brutal more .s., more cowardly act CDs 10, have
been committed Du II was IN character with the man
VINO committed u. His own men told that he had
sbot IN the Same cowardv way. In hrie belong.
inr TO British Sorth America captured month or so
be ore us told the British Consul AZ New York all
about II at the time ] was released.
remain, SIR, yours. Ne
THOMAS CLARE WrNNE
chief 0ihcer when captured.
powrgruv G.tcp snrfi 81
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TO CONTRACTORS SEPARATE SEALED PRoPo.

ITO CONTRACTORS SEALED PRoPo.
sA- eaon endorsed with the title OF tho which
the same pc onered, the OF
.sme ana me dsse o. ss presenaon will be received
tnh ounce unl ~ clock N. Of Tuesday MAY for
me OF sewers the following streets witt
IN Inra avenue, from ilsh street to ieth street with
also In l2sh street bewec Ffth and sIthssenues aao
IN Orchsrd street. between Houston aud stanton
aso In tnvetn street between Fourth and Lexington
nues also 70 Ienn avenue between Thrtie N and Thirty
and Thirty hrrt streets The for the above M az bo
Contract Clerk. THos. sTEPHENs - ...,ae,
RobT 4 pARRA0H. eroion ag'eauV'
A. ". CRAVEN Board.
oTucy CRoroN Aauxppc1 DHRAlfxxu. uay Ia 1884
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Gnribaidi,s Adteus.

FAREWELL 10 TaE tNGLisH NEWSPAPERS.
cannot ! ave kngland witnog, Offering a public
homage pJver III ths British press and special
tribute OF gratitude u MI those journals which were the
sincere faith ~ organs Of pabuc opnion ards me-
and tire benevolent interpreters OF my animation aud
feeling ,Cvards the Ditlon who gave me hospitality.
send, -aforc. n hearty greeting 20 al the repro.
fentatt,,. the press q. GAkIBAlaDI.
ANN "A
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

r1ESRY D. MINER. AUCTToHBER.-sALEsRooM N
II ~ Nassau street opposite the Post Office hINEk
sOMERVfLLE Will sell at auction on Tuesday. NAY " ~
IO o'clock, at tho sao Nassau street. general
sssortnent OF Household Furniture comprised In part OF
Velvet Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets rosewood
Suits In brocsie mahogany Bsds.eads new ana second.
hand Mattresses Feather Bosters and Pillows mahogany
marble top Dressing Bureaus and Washsands rosewood
and mahogany marble top Centre Tables mahogany frame
che Pier and Mantei Mirror oak mafb top Ruret
vardrobes Hsands. oilclohs Mating China and Silver
Plated MareAso quantity OF OMce FURNITURE ma
hogany black walnut and oak Desks Of every DESCRIPTION
Once Chairs, Maps &C. &c
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

receive proposals ~ the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
Ioaa once, Lou,:vle until Wednesday nay 10 for IN .
Branch Extension OF said Prohes and
@ tue work can be seen ~ the companys oce
TO- The company reserves the right rees, or all
BIDS. GEORGE MACLEOD. Engineer
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.

CUBsrITUfE WANTED-ONE GOOD MAN TO TAKR
- the place of who Is drafted round sum cash
down as soon as accepted. Apply ., 81 Cortand street,
corner of Washington.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

nENRY a. FvANs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ii sale HENRY @. EVANS VIII sell at auction on
wcdne esday. May IS at IL o'clock. al zS broadway
No. Notes and BOOK Accounts belonging 10 the assign
menl Of willard BRAGG. BY order Of the Assignee.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

Ivan @. BAKER 4 CO., AUCTIONEER0.
IA ALBERT HAYWOOD, AUcfIONEER.
RICH ASSORTMENT OF HQuBEH0LD FURNITURE
PAINTINGS. srATUARY. BR0NzEs,
RARE AND COSTLY WORKS OF AIT, &C, &c.
ON THIS DAY, (M0NDAY). May 70.
AZ tho elegant ~ West Srteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Sale commencing at II O'Clock precisely.
Tho Auconeer would call the particular attention OF hb
friends and the public this sale Catalogue comprising
superb assortment OF Furniture, Panoforte, Paint
French Mirrors, &c. Catalogues the house. Sale
remptory.
Drawing Rooms-supcrb suits OF Furniture with
OF the richest description elegant Of window
Curtains match the suits: Etagees plate glass doors;
Encog and Bookcase Centre Tables sAtu
AIRY top and ormolu Chandeliers Cabinets
match, Oinolu and Dresden China Ornaments, marble
statuary Bronze Figures OIL Paintings BY eminent artists;
French Line Engraviugs
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD rIAN0FoRTR.
fully guaranteed by the Makers Stool brocade Cover Music
Stand. Books &c Hatsand. Chairs to mach oak Buffet
Extension Fable Chairs Sofas Cut and Engraved Glass
Ware China Dinner Set inn orted from Paris for present
owner silver Dinner and rea Service Casters spoons,
Forks Urn Cake Baskes Oyster Dish Turreen Table Cut
lery Linen. rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Red
steads Armore agace sne Hair and Spring Mattress
"a pairs Linen Sheets y pairs Pillow Cases. II pairs
French Blankets Towels, CounterpRnes Marselies Quilts
French Toilet Sets mahogany Sofa Bedsteads, Chairs,
Rockers &c also Furniture OF Servants Apqrtments
attend this sale take Fifth sixth
cars or stages the St Nicholas Metropolitan
hotel leaving Sixteenth street few doors from house
~ B-Every article must be removed immediately after
The New York herald., 1864-05-16
OswEsrRY, SALor, April y.


ttrom galiguanis Messenger. Paris April 10
The Con edcrstc vessel Georgia, which has been un +.
dergung repairs at bordeaux EFT that port Yesterday
morning tor America
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

A DRTAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.- COUNTRY
n Residence in Westches ter county AT auction
H. MULLER r X. WILKINS co will sell, at auction
Tuesday May "a sol at ~ O'Clock a. the Exchange
sacsroon. III Broadway, New York Country Residence
with twelve OF land situate Purchase street in the
town OF Harrison Westcheer county about three ourths
Of a mile the New Haven abroad depot at Rye,
known the Walsh place. The house Is two stories,
Gothic frame filled in with brick, contains eleven rooms
kitchen cellar the grounds well stocked With choice
fruits large and small crapery &c also good
barn For further particulars apply the auctoneers No.
g. Pine street. New York.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

A DRTAN IL; MULLER, AuCTIoNEER-sALE OF
valuable Building Lots in the city of BROOKLYN at auction
order of the executors OF Charles Welch and Chares H.
Rademacher deceased ~ -
sell at auction on Mondav May l6 s l2 O'Clock a. the Ex
III Broadway about - acres OF fine
den,s Land situate at South Astoria or Upper Ravens
York This property high and dry free from rock easy
of from the city, being but twenty minutes walk
from the Thirty fourth ferry and five mnntes walk
from the Long Island Railroad, in Jackson avenue II has
Of New YORK. Central Park and of the river and
bav the New Jersey shore and IL in the immediate W.
rniy OF rst class II will BE- sold In os of
from two This sale viii afford desirable op
portuny those wishing purchase either for invest
the purpose OF erecting suburban residences
BROOKLYN.
WARRINGTON AvFNur-Three lots on west side or Wash
inston avenue commencing the northwest corner OF Will
ioughby
WILLouGHBY AvrNuE-Five lots the north side.
WrLouGURY AvENuE-lmmediaely in the OF the last
mentioned lots and extending TO the corner Of Hamilton
sTRFET-Two lots north side OF Sacke street.
between Franklin and ClRsson
DEGRAw sTREETwo lots south side of Degraw street,
Immediately in the rear OF the last described OTIS
Thirteen parcels containing about hundred city lots
on and near Fulton avenue in East Brooklyn. large
number of buildings being erected in the immediate
vicinity and the property is rapidly enhancing in value
Lots graded streets graded and paved Maps vt the Office
OF the auctioneers.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16
SALES AT AUCTION.


r Z. HALsEf AucTIoNEsR
EssSs SsssI.a sale: .aS .Ps 4 Assss ssa
f:Ess ds65s $:; 4:
oRsGtLAR sALss win be held on .seh TUss6xf and
sh mad: any
TUESDAY, MAYn
BY cArA1oabs oss ~ ,'S:ss
5asIaaS sst;is ts.sds aiSsS american
s., sas SAsss sssca asP sAsSs
o .na IN ss e "'
TABLE AND POCKET oHTiIIsRY- dozens nns Fable
rs% FS%f nns Ens.h
nass 4s ns.s, ssVi
HORSE wA man sss Hor.. Eas so and
BlioK' LEA LEAD cckucIBLEs-Invocs Blaak LssA Crus,-
STOCKS AND pTEs.s Stock. and Die: ss:s ~: nsd: e..
slightly damaged. -
INVOICE FINE Se1 IS CARAT JRwELRY,
YES. and FOB Chains Diamond Pima Gold ana silver
100 DOZEN spEvcEkls Ahsqi Files AND RAsps.
eers Horse Rasp-, L inch together with ofsmps
cards.
:ss :s.. .gss:
80 dozen Japanned
IJ0 pair dne britania Metal Candlescks extra nns.
100 Boys and Gents Tool Chests.
so dozen Curry Combs, assorted.
loo Butcher Bsw Saws ro
200 DOZEN DOOR BOLTS
Comprising Brass Knob Barrel Tower Shutter and square
Spring Belts, assorted sizes
ly DOZEN RIM, czEs4 htsG AND TILL LOCKS.
In variety, assorted sizes- 200
,7s North Yves. indian Guns.
- Indian Aps
- Indian Gun Worms.
I Enfield Rifles. -
At IL O'Clock In front Of store
10000 LBS. GALVANIZED SHEET IRON.
No Is slightly damaged
Catalogues ready early morning OF sale.
NSoRRIs WILKINS, NEEh-vALUABLE
N property West Broadway and North Moore street
A. auction r. II. LUDLOW co. win sell NJ auction
Tue day IL at IL O'Clock at the Exchange Saesr0om
iii Broadway Trinity Building, Now York:-Wsst Broad
wsy and North Moore street.-The valuable property Nos
I2o Broadway corner OF Eerth Moore
street I20 six brick building 10 bv about
10 feet. l22 occupied coal yard: is 40 feet
West IS feet inches North moore street.
$i6, 500 remain on mortgage.
North tree-The valuable two sOrv and attic brick
Hone and sc North Moore street. south side 70
feet Washington street. Lot 70 By GA ]SoOO can
remain mortgage
Maps. r.. at the office Of the auctioneers, No Pine
street. New York.