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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY. Nav 9-6 7

MONDAY May 9-6 r. NJ.
The reports In relation 70 the great battles Virginia,
al tending show the Union forces General
Grant achieved great glorious victory over
the rebels did have the convincing force
upon stock bbers aud gold gamblers to-day that they
produce among the sangune portion OF the com
muni,y. II was not generally expected that the an
nouncement our success would be the means OF caus
Ing panic either in the gold or stock markets.; oui
conceded that prices would tend downward auu
monetary affairs would for a time be unsettled out
seems that the reverse has been the case STOCKS
opeued comparatively strong this morning. Auu
when the board met the tendency was decldeuy up
ward Compared with the highest quotations Vi 'ne 's'
board on Saturday New York Central advanced IA Erie
Railroad Y. Hudson River 3lS, Reading pa Michigan
Centra ~ Michigan Southern 81 llino.s Central Ia
Cleveland and Pittsburg AZ, Gaena and Chicago az,
Cleveland and Toledo u. Chicago and Rock Island 3,
Cumberland coal Ia, Canton Company q Quicksilver
Mining r. and Aariposa 8. Delaware and Hudson dc
cned per cent
The market became unsettled In the afternoon and the
advance OF tue morning was lost. The following were
the closing quotltions:-New York Central 1871,
Erie Railroad losss, Ere preferred looa, Hudson
River 1851, Harlem 235, Reading 1868, Michi.
gan Central 1s2x, Michigan Southern ssK, Pitsburg
and Fort Wayne l06 Alton and rerre Hsute 49, Illinois
Central l22 Cleveland and Pttsburg 1851 Gaiena and
Chicago 1l4z, Cleveland and Toledo l46H Chicago and
Rock island loTH, Chicago and Northwestern So, Cum
berland Coal O., and Quicksilver Mining 6sk.
The following officers this morning elected by the
New York Stock Exchange for the ensuing year:-Wm
Seymour. Jr., President; NJ A. wheeock. First Vice Pre-
sdent WI Graham, Second Vice President G H. Brod
head Secretary }. W. Munro, Assistant Secretary w.
Smith, Treasurer f A. Shipman, Rollkeeper Committee
on Securities-A Campbell, W. II Nelson, J. W. Under.
hill, C. r Marvin, r L. Cutting.
The gold market III S morning was not influenced by
the reports from battle ground in Virginia the specu
Iators nj feeling disposed place any reliance in the
various statements Gold opened at no. and went TO
lTis1 In the afternoon. however, when the rumors
began to be backed up Official dispatches, the premium
gradually dropped until it touched eSA. The gold ex
change was In high state OF excitement all day.
The following table shows totals OF the bank state
ment al the OF the present year, with
those OF The seven past weeks
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CITY COMM ERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, May 9-6P. n
AsHEs-Recepts, LOT bbs. Market inactive ana prices
nomnay 50 SO for pots and Sli 50 for pearls.
Observation-Disclosures. 2o6l7 bbis. -four, $50 bbs.
and 4s9 bags meai $3.50 bushels oats and $40 do
rye With increased receipts and decline 10 gold prices
OF -four again declined LOG Csc with but limited de-
mand at the reducti n. the export movement at
stand local trade operated only for the pressing
exgeuces OF the time Sales 900 bb State and West
err, COO do Southern and 800 do Canadian. Rye -four
was dull and nominally unchanged. Corn meal sold
to the extent OF $50 bb 50 rs 50 80 for Jersey and
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16
PRIVATE TUITION.

THE subscriber, who has had long experience as
onHeal Teacher. will give private instruction at his
residence, ll0s West Street. low young designing
% enter college. W. MURPHY, A. NJ,
Prof OF Languages and Math.
RRFRRgSrE.-ReY. Chas. Breek, Edward O. Bradford,
Esq, and Dr. Porter. sep p-2t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16
A Fine Farm For sale,

n FIhe Farm FOr SRIel
Containing Sxy-six (66) Acres. Good Buildings Three
or four miles from Wilmington. fine young Apple and
Peach Orchard in good bearing condition. also number
Of Cherry Treos The above location is very fine and
healthy. For terms, apply TO
W. MuCAULLEY 4 co,
aug2tf SOC Market HtreAt,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16
REMOVAL.

Where ne VIII Keep constantly on hand lnl stock oi
+ Z PAINTS, OILS. AND GLASS.
His facilities of conducting the business on tho most
enlarged seae and in the most satisfactory inannet
net equAed by any other establishment In The sfate
whilst his stock Is larger thann any betwesnha
dslphia and Baltimore. He returns his thanks il his
patrons for the liberal patronage
him. and hopes by strrt attention TO busAss 10 merit
and receive continuance Of their vors in hjs kea
tion. .. fr .r D.. /. fep5
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LECTURE ON THE REBELLION. BY GRACE GREEN.
WOOD. mrs. l.. X. LippencottD on the evening o.
SATURDAY. April 10TH
Ar THE SENATE CHAHBEs
For the benefit of the Natioua! A Association for
the relief of destitute colored women and chill
drep. organized under act of Congress.
On invitation of the President of the Senate
Speaker of the House of Representatives, aud
other members of the two Houses of Congress
Lecture to commence at o'clock. Title, Lights
of the War cloud" Tickets to the floor OF the
Chamber. 81; galleries. 30 cents. To be had at the
bookstores of William Bslfant yne and Charles II
Anderson, Seventh street, and Franck Taylor
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and at the doors
10
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WASHINGTON. D. g., March 4. 1864.

WASHINGTON, d. g., March 4, 1s6i.
This is to certify, that aving been deaf since
the year 1855, and since that time gradually
losing my hearing until l was unable to hear
common conversation or public speaking, 1
applied to DR.. Iighthill, Of New York, who,
after short and painless course Of treat.
ment, entirely restored MY hearing. I hearti.
ly recommend Dr. Lighthlli to the deaf.
FREDERICK RoBERTsoN,
Residence near Fort Saratoga
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WASHINGTON, u. g., March =, 1861.
This is 70 certify that having been affected
for twenty years with deafness, and having
tried some OF the most eminent doctors of onr
city without any relief, i at last heard OF DR..
LighthiIl and put myself under his care. His
treatment was brief, and successful am
now completely restored, and the cure is ap-
parently permanent. I have all confidence in
Dr. Lighthill's skill, and would advise all af.
ficted with deafness to 60 and consult him at
once JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residence near p and lIth streets.
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Remarkable Core Of Deafness.
From the Rer. Joseph y. Clarke, Rector of ST.
jones Church
SvRAcUeE, February 20, 1864.
have been deaf in one ear, ever since was
in college, some twenty years ago. BY the
skill of DIR. Lighthill, its hearing was entirely
restored, so that now 1 hear alike with both
ears, and I find that can use my voice with
much more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE.
mar 30.eo3w .. ... ""'
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HAN DYHf HAN DYE

HAIR DIE HAIl DIE II
Bachelors eele bratsd H II Dye is fhs best il u
ssovld. The only harmless, tine and r.liabls Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye Is perfect-chanses
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to Glossy
Blnok or Naswal BroaDn with juripe the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; inparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rscti6es the i'll effects
Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM
BkfoHELoR, AL others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Bold by al druggists. &c. Fac
tory-s1 Barclay street. New York. Batch Ior 8
rev Toilet Cream, for dressing ths hair ~ 7-eoly
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T., j WILKINS, Esq has been appoiutcd Agrnt
Of the Great Pcnusylv aifia rontp vice. f. y. Nor
ton to take effect on the asth Of March Mr.. Viii
kins has fbeerl caIn,e ted lwith the oiees nj the
corner OF Sixth street and Pe0nsy lyania avenue,
during th, past two gears. and is th"roushiy con
yrrsaEt with the In ui the rou te n all its
departments All appticationI for INFORMATION,
tickets. g., aa,,st he 'ti drs -ed to r. wilkins
Agent 6 reatI ennsylyania Eont', sixth street and
Pcnuss wanna avenue. Ep 3. You've,
-ssis-Ts re- ~ 81 General Passenger Agent,
ap5 Great PennS ylvsna Route.
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BROWNS BRoScnIai. TRnCHES. ,-....
These Lozenges are prepared from highly
esteemed recipe for alieyiating Bronchial Alice
tons, Astbn Huarseness. Coughs, Colds. and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat s'sST
PpLiic !peGk.-s nHd I061iaS
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
efire spea king SINGING and relieving the tn rOat
after any unusual exerton of the vocal organs.
having peculiar adaptation to lahett ians which
disturb the organs Of speech. NH <9-st& vii
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SECRET DISEASES

Snnna' lars trtf IS the most certain SAFE and
efectual remedy-iDTeed. the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty-four hours Nomineral,
no balsam, mercury. Only ten pills TO be taken.
It is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female, SIS. -. =, ..,.. r..
Sanarian's Root cni Herb Jutess-A positive and
permanent cure for syphilis Scrofula, Ulcers Sores
SPOTS letters &c. Price 81 six b. tiles for IS.
Sold by s. C. Ford. See advertisement ms
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II &c. MCGUIRE 4 Co., Auetiouesrs.
TWENTY THREE DESIRABLE ByILpIse
LOTS IN THE NQRTMERN PART OF mi

SECOND WARD AT PTBLTC SALE We
On SATCRDAY AFTERNOON, April 18th At ~.
O'Clock on the premises. shall sell to tie hixh
est bidder, the whole of Square No. 81 and Sauars
north Of Square No s4 sub divided into GOOD siI
Building Lot, fronting respectively ON Vermont
avenue and It'll str eet vest between aud streets
north, ard Ftrnont avenue and l2th street vest
between xud streets north
Vermont avenue has been paved on the vest cid n
to the boundary Of the City. and is destined 70 be
one OF the finest streets that section Of the City
Terms: one third cash, the balance in six aud
twelve mouths with interest, occurred by q deed OF
the purchaser.
b9Plots of the property may b obtained ut the
apsd J. C. MCGUIRE K co, Atcu.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING AND LODGING CAN BE HAOriN
- German private family. 1t No. 329 9Th ct
opposite the Center Market up hia r. .ti..E
APP H-6t' WI. foC-Nh
yOtRDING.-Thosc who desirs. pies sant spring
ID aud summer residence viii find 1T to their All
Want age to call ut No. 2l2 Bridge street tieors2
town.D C., near Frederick street ono of the ipnst
Delighted locations in Georgetown. ap TIT
(-tOoD BOARDING and praakant r"e,ns can hc
II had ri reasonable rates. at No % Washing
ton street. Georgetown. $50 apB lW,
1.-TWO GENTLEMEN wishing pernislent board
i can he accommodated with a isrge-szei front
chamber on second floor in private family, in
Georgetown gor. particulars address Box 90
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LOST AND FOUND.

EorSD EsTRAYagpes he premises q, the sub
Star 'f IL F fss ss ~ " "n the y LETT hn TEE a
The owner will COME iorwara prove pro pcrty, pay
ehsFses and take hi" S TWSt,u Hfrc 4cocK - %
APP ls3t- Park Hotel, 7ih s.,
FZOsT-A GOLD.HFADfD CANE was taken fron
nns bdrs VIII be n p sf 1e fsr
70 $40 street, between i.th and IN, Washing,
i1n aiTF COW s rs: f,r = srs ss
5s%s VII 4 81 ls'i
TAKEN7 Up EST R.y-A lark raj and white
Cow, witha Young calf The owner Is re-
ane~ted to come, forward, prove property, pay
s' fs Iffppa De Dennis nj RNRRErr a st. north,
sarlitst7 bet. 81 and ai SIS east Cspitoi Hin.
gin REWARD Was drowrea ontIa ilth.in
eoy s9! RRTh sas e
rh is ma %ss1 aEtf to The
shs reward vi" be paid Fl III FeGss5 T e the
's sp sol street tstaesa sth aud lath
I OST-on Tuesday the I2th instant, from r."
srests s %Titt PoopIn Doc Sar
sp is.s tn ~ s''t'' 'e'''"' IN cowAS
GS REWARD DOG L0ST--Strayed or was
I'll fSlsn en- sssp s a, Ff Dl.s "a
b his delivery at No. 800 Mass. az. an SIS,
G. IN REWARD.-Sir away on the 18th IN
p III slant, n bas f9NEY with star in his FIRE.
will he given ii returned to BKN EDIcT MALh.
TESLA. No. 29s d street aorth, beiween Il s.ri
81 streets -&8yfs ~ ap l3-ies
G1n REV ARD. ayed or stpien ,on the 18th
MA RE, very puer, with Saddle Ind bride; lump
naasf b isassR fSFsra 3 II
street north. a I'LL II HI sp ii-5l
T1AKEN Up AS EsTRAY -fln Marci at1l, ntls
L BAY HORSE BY Capt. : Hall, which the
owner fas q by coming forward. proving prop,
erty and take hin, away from my stable, No 'S
tehgress street, GeorgetoSIY y, u; go 1. ~
EapfiS-A" asESaSa H8sJ y Sd Y va =. EosoH-
GAME TO MY PREMISES. on the 10th instant,
~ four COWS-tWo With horns and two buu.l0
CON Ase o. tho IN instn r +,
come orward, prasa4 propestsapayI eharses ami
= ,ro A. GfiEAsoN on walBriiss Farm SsS
a,.5.s ssboutIA ali 8 nj mort hyeSi OF 10
ap t33t' $50 zaa...a Gola.nbis COLLEGE:
SEQ EAFkpEstsfls IN fsss tie str ssss
tweenB and c. ON the nj ghssof April IL, one large
BAY HORSE. about seventreu hsnds nigh, .ss
lbs, eightyears eid. $50 Il msftiam siseBA1S,
"a match pair, about fifteen hands high hve years
Old full aYa tail nssl fem mad na
them, or proportion for eaak: rs be. ep l3-ae
Gin REWARD. -stolen frplrtils stable Of the
YlO undersigned dnriitk fAst q sh = = small bay
HORSE, white spot between theseys e ana on THE
nose knot on the tnslas q ths risht hind i,sE
s Sais fs II tn ssa :
y Z Y rSF' ,.ia .ssIassph sas
--f ~ u azaa@k e=s - =
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Dr.. pupnsf'S Sugar-coated f-uiaie Regulating
Pills the rsry best in They operate speedily
nausea upon the most delicat e stor.ach trial Of
these Pills will prove their sreericri'y ,ocer all
others. Price S box sold kyS. G. Ford, corner
18th street and Pa avenue. Washing ton, Ind Henry
Cook. Ale1andria. ~ I..5" js6-ly
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PERSONAL.
mar 36-eo3w


NOTICE.-The person who left buggy d the
shop on Prospect street, 4eorset"Hn, some
time ago, is requested to call and get it immediate
ly or it will be sold to pay charges. ap lh3t.
MRS. CHATHAM, An excellent Clsirv.ysnf,
IVl tells the Past Present and Future on street,
the depot. over the United States Bakery.
ap ia st
M EDIC Al Ma guetism and Electricity j. cur
wi ing chronic aud acute diseases when al othet
treatment fail MRS. WREN. 4t9 y.
between 9th aud 18th, Washington.
=. s. Ladies attended and boarded durin. con
hnement. a..a.- q. s. -..-.se & ..-ss-- ap IL in
4 GOLD WATCH wANTED-The geatlensn
n who purchased double En- gaiRli gold
watch ut Green : snet On store on Tnesfay, the 9Th
inst and for hch H. paid So. will confer great
favor if he Will call ut Isaac iierZberS Son
pawnhrol:ers, g street Between =. ait 9Th 81 :.
The Igiual owner will give fair profit on fte
same, n il was left to him by u decreased pSi emf.
ap 10 81 - : -
MRS H. SMITH an excellent cislrv"ysrt and
lSl test medium. 33S corner of 6th street and
Mass avenue. grocery. eXalI1i f''S II staseS.
heals by gnetiSIn. sees your dead srtit living
friends tell their character, gets names. reals
the future. Hours from ~ n. m. to-s pm p g.
ap Him -.- ....
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AND SExu Al SYSrrNs-ncw bic treatment
IN Reports Of the Howard Assuciation--Sent by
ADDRESS u. j SLiIIin HougRton. Howard ASS,
cation, No. South Ninth street Phi atelpfia
ps NH SIN
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W,KRlErsp TO CuKn1s SIX DAYs.-Dr ,Godfrey g
stsndinr will cure Goaorthaa Ia siI days. No
change # diet REQUIRED; Price per bottle: Sold
Washinxtou and Henry Cook. Alexandrix. jaS-ly
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DEAFNESS, CArARRH,

DEAFNESS, CArARRH,e
and diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT. AND AIR PASSAGES.
DE-. L1GHrHILL,
from "a ST. Marx Place, New YORK
Author OF "A Popular Treatise on Deafness"
"Letters on Catarrh,' is nowin
...- -. WASHINGTON,
and can be consulted at the
EBBIrr HOUSE
for ONE WEEK until
Saturday evening, April 10th.
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all the various diseases OF tho
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
Testimonials.
WARRINGTON, ID. C., March 5, 1861.
DIR. LIaHrHILL-DearS Sir: take this oppor-
tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the
wonderful cure Of deafness you have in so
short . time effected in my case.
I was deaf for about six years, ana for the
last few years 80 much 90 that could not
hear preaching or common coa vsrsation; but
now since your invaluable services have been
rendered, can hear as well as ever.
In conclusion, let me say that the noises
with which have been troubled In my head
for years, have also disappeared.
Very truly yours.
JAMES r. McUAraRAN,
10Th street, betweea e and F.
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IEwELRY ! JEwELRY JEwRLRy.
For One Dollar
At AS Pennsylvania avenue near A., street Al
the Dollsr Jewelry Store. up Est
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TurcuE.rFsT Avn BEST Hon DYE IL TIE yosl d
- Nfr,F Fades ar Wastes DHd.--U pham : Hair Dys.
so cents a box The best in use. Try it. Sold by
g. Q Ford corner nth street and Penn. syeifue,
Washing on; and Henry Cook ,sAIeIandria.f 5tsLi
6-fy y 3 . y
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SPEKxAToKRHHi can BIZ CURED.-Dr Rand's SPEC
cit,n cares sp,rnatorrhaa, S.m,nal Weaksess, IN
rs elects truly magical trial Of the Specific
viii convipee the most she rtiesi Of its merits. 4.
street and Pa. avenue, W ashinston, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. i.Lsr.tL.sf t.,l "a oily 3
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RY ]. Q. MoGUIRR { CO Auetioneers

ii n F. ? r Z x
tHANCERl SALE OF yALEA ABLE pRGpERTY.
BY virtue of decree of the late Circuit Court Of
the District of Columbia sitting AZ q Court of
Equity, dated on the 20th day Of N0veuibar, 1872.
aud render ed in cause No 1881 pends ns in sad
Court between christopher Grammer AMI William
Il. Todd, trustees of the late Gottieib c. Grxmmer
and others -complain4nts, and Julius 3. Gramnsr
and William II. Dunkfnson and others, defendants,
thasiatasG G irammsr. ii wssbineton city. D. c.:
On MONDA Y. ASTtf MI, ar asiG past esots p m.
numbered ave hundred and thirty thres, tsS3l
north, between Third and Four and q half streets
have q front of twenty Is 1T fass 81 eaa inch.
And on ths fo!ie,ring day. tTUESLlA3J fAs WA day
We nil; s.,. on the premises. ut half psst O'Clock
p M . lot Damhsred fifteen and part Of lot num-
dredasd ninstyseiE6 t: tiss5. Thsss valuable and
street north, between 18th amt 10Th strees
and are opposite the fesiaeAee of Aiennder 81 =
sThs Terms AZ sale are One third can; the =
al es 70 be paid in tsaal instaments: b SIX ADD
ssse to bear as from lie dsysf e and q.
ppsnts thereof 70 b. 80 safsa ~ ne a. ss sis
finst en- the ssid property.
tern: n sss
'h aS teonre,.nei1s and i M q
' aa.'e' :. a. Is QHR. RRAMlfsH. r,a
.,.s.a !. S 3. h a FnRP; 1 Il IS !: z.s:. :.
DJT7rH AMP E6ds. e Nsv 'Buttsr ssrsvins
s - sssl i.,.s ssf ss sssis rsa''
+ .s,g...Ts HTEzT GA ID. ~ ~ 49,
s,SsEHgz s.kssAw 1ss'ss-s
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RyJ C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aue,ions.rs.

"-t BOOKS
A collection Of miscellsneous Books will be 80; I
At Public Sale at the Auction Rooms. com me uei n
TUESDAY EVENING April 18th, att O'CLOCK ami
continuing each evening thereafter until all are
sold
The collection is the Stock Of a Colle.tor ant
Dealer In Old Books, and embraces every VARIETY
in the Book line ma ming
Law Net ical. History. Statistics,
Cyco9ediss, Geography Astronomy.
Botany, Novels, &C., DC.
Terms cash.
apA &c. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Aucts.
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RY VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctieneers

RY VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers
- At .hs Horse Bazaar,
9s south side Louisiana av. bet 9th and lot ats
CARRIAGES. BCGGIEs. WAGONS, HORSES.
Al AND HARNESS, &s; ,ATPCBLIC AUCTION.
cling at 10 O'Clock .iwe viii sell at the BazsAr
RePeTsite,y ss Louisiana avenue. between NINTH
One Elegant EeI Family Carriage built to- order
BY Msrrick, for sac.
Three New Top boI-buiit Bugses,
One Second hand no. top Buggy, utlt byJ Brown.
FIVE sscEn5 hand Family earrings.
Immediately sitter the above. we will sell lar.
number Of Excellent Work and Saddle Horses. be :
longing TO Suffers, and others. ...s'
Bale pt sitiye
Terms cash.
ARI5 It VIM. L. WALL Il CO. Auets
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TOR SALE.-Thai valuable BUSINESS PROP
i EETf, situated at corner of Seventh and X
Str"eis. fr"ntiu the Northern Liberties Market
House Also, tsn small BRICK HOUSES, on
street hetwrtn.dh snd Ith; long credit on pay
A. j BORLAND. No -. MasSachusetta avenue
N al - rect
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WArEH COOLERS CIV w,r = r COOLER.
large assortment racri,ed this day, aud for
sale st LAST W RsSPKleES. 5.E4EA
81 se1la 81 W. gB0TELEH Il SOAiS@Etsy8
y % 49, - uouse, Furnishing St0re,
an le-6t - AFk55RSAX - Sis Iron Hall.
n CARD PHOTOGRAPHS "a T.sgg
OF Noted individuals or works Of art, plain -or
pa n ted in eifcatuf< wholesaic and refaiF MT =
~ ~ E--s FRANKLIN Il CO. =. Opticians
s.Es 2l4 Pa az. bet 18th and l3th streets. ga
Alse, ass Pa. sE., under the Nationsi Hotel.
Catalogues furni he'd apple ytion. ssig S.
U-Photegraph Albums of ali 81 sand patterns
RRICkS AND MOOD FOR sALE.-0ne hnadred
sened OAK aud Pine Weod for sale BY ,....z.....@-
Sstags yEST I'd = stErs7 l. j. NJ. STAKE,
go 80. - sszas5 zsasF vR-g~se
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D1IFA TE SALF.-A new three story BRICK
i HOUSE with two story back bnil,ling, con
tans i.ht rooms No. 1872 Fourth street between
sion imnefliste. If not sold by Slst May will be
sold At nnction. Apply.t" JOHN +. CREWS. I2I
Sev"nI b street. ap9sIw
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COY EMINENT SALE OF

II SUBSISTENCE STORES
VIII lie sold st public auction at eleven o clocs
Il. NJ, on thursday. April 81, 1854, 1T G stres,
wharf. Washins ton, D. c.. the foilnwins srtc -
Of Subsistence Stores tiuspected and eonde "a ID
r. utt for issue wiz
ES $50 30 bills Pork
3t4 lbs. Bacon,
IS2 lbs Ham
y lS9- 30 bbls. Beef,
50 Isl l96 bbls Flour,
I3T5ils. Beans, g.
1876 iba. Split Peas,
500 lbs Rice,
las ibs. r. and & Coffee,
25 his Tea. -.. "
3t7s lbs. Brown Sugar, s ..ss.a.
81 lbs White Sugar,
- salions Whisky.
s92 lbs Deeiccated Potatoes.
la; lbs Dried Apples
IT, lbs. Pepper,
9S2 lbs. Preserved Meats,
- lbs OK Tongues. . .
Tern cash in Government funds. =
ii. II. Y0sS. Captain slsa q; 8; y.
ap II IGhronicle.j
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE &: CO., Auetioneer..

sINTY. 0SE HANDSOMELY LOCATED Build.
ING LOTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERN0ON. May s. stI o'clock
on the pre- misses shall sell nearly the whole of
fronting about IS feet each l4th strest north q
street. 18th street the "Circle - and 'Kingmxn
clities for i-ainag &c
The beautiful location of these Lots, being an
the high ground immediately north of the Presi-
dents House and Depar tments, se advantage of
city passenge, railroad and Potomac water imm.
distey in trout of the premises render them vary
des, BILE for Building sites, and ~ the eaIe viii
be made without reserve, it should command sp.-
cisl attention
Terms of sale One third in cash, and the re-
msnder il equal payments in six and twelve
months with interest. secured by q deed of TINS
on the premises.
Conve, ances ct cost of purchaser
~ cash payment OF S2i on each lot at the Ii M
Of sale will be required rEE
spi4-d e MrGUIRE 4
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4'OR SAlE-A' three story brick DWELLING
l. with fine large store rosm attached to same.
situated an tae corner OF 9TH street west and y
street north Apply to WM. LORD, corner OF ath
street west ana u street north. ap g-iw+E n