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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

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further sales made Of ESQ bb private tsms II
PhiadephiA the sghy active and closed
hrmer SAles were Of 1000 bbls standard white at
Ss9c 2sZc closing at the latter price
RIoR.-The market dull and prices were In buyerT
favor We quote Carolina loc. llc. and Rangoon Scs
7c., gold duty paid.
sUaAR-There was less demand for to-day and the
amount Of business done light Holder however, were
prices viz :llxc lAc for fair 70 good refining Cuba
The sales 4l hhds at I've. 1Sc FOR later
price for carlfed-and lc ike for English Island also
$50 boxes at 1Axc For refined there was fair De
mand 81 the following -l6c for powdered crushed
for yellow.
skEDs.-Cacutta Iinseed was nominal Grass was
dull and nominal at 10c oc for clover "a 30 ~ ~ for
timothy and - 90 % s. for rough fax.
sTxAR!NE-The demand was light Small sales wers
made at l7c. Sl71<c.
TALLow moderately active and steady in value The
sales were ~ 900 lbs. 1t l2c. l2tc
WHsKEY.-Receipts The market was dull ana
prices were entirely nominal.
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msrss. was rs.hsr mora .ssivs but rates
S. sS corn & T. e. sSs ~ % S =
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shoe peg = e. s9S os Ds v.: . S o. bcss:
s. and 1000 boIes eIirac iogwood q aos The charters
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lo gold. Jue was tribe nrmer being held At &C. ehc,
ping, d u y retail lots, Sc long rye straw ana
%ss 10 Ss dp and s's
NAVAL srorrs-rhs marke, for spirits .urpen.ins was
io.sr' closing At s sSe. There o. isC ISL:
% and e sss rssa. 700 d o I'm: 0a
market for rosn prices Of the grades
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..ss. ss 49, g. y w%.sa @ p: :s ss. s s:s sS
OfLe.--Linsced ~ ~ IN small tots IN casks
Sales gallons deliverable during the last of the year.
price, but they could be traced 10
reliable Lard dun ., 81 30 u ~ Other kinds
unchanged.
Provisions 50 packages cut meats The trans
sSSa: sc w Rsrs $ ~'Ts demanding
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s2l S2l rs for prime Live hogs were n fair de-
msnd, but prices heavy, though not quotably
lower quote &C. skc. arrivals, s5oo head about
mained quiss, but steady at Sls $50 for plain meas
Terce beef dull and prices we're enrey nomns Beef
At ga Cut meat: continued In light demand but c,mer
sisc for dry ssitsd do isc isc Tor smoked do lSc
soc for tsed DO Bscon va. also dnIl and prices Yer.
clear sc for short do and ec for short rib The marked
for lard though quiet steady previous prices theirs
were sales OF SOD packages al I6c nc. for No 70 prime
steam, also $50 erces for August delivery sSc buyers
option. Butter and cheese were unchanged.
PsrRoLvUM.-Receips, s,596 bbs Crude, in bulk, Wal
Armer but in light demand closing at &c., at which the sales
were BOO bbls Crude in bbls. quoted At soc ssc
The market for bonded moderately active and NC hghe
al the close when sc VI" pal for standard white saes
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are hereby notified 20 attend the funeral or the late
Rev. Dr. Morris j. Rapha, this (Thursdayl afternoon,
at halfpast two O'Clock, at the synagogue In Thirty
fourth street. BY order OF the president,
A. s. VAN PRAAG President
SMTH.-On Tuesday, June %, MARGARET SMITH,
widow OF Captain Richard Smith, aged SO years
months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family also those
OF her son. Stewart j. Smith, respectfully invited
Elizabeth street. this (hursday) afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
VOLKBNs.-On wednesday, June "a, Mrs. LOUISE
vOLKRNs, wife OF Bernhard v0kens, In the 42d year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family, and men,
bers Of D0ric Lodge No. $50 \. and A. M, are re-
spectfuIIy invited to attend the funeral from 83 OIL
yer street. on Friday afternoon at one O'Clock with
out further notice. ip
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

B0YD-NICKERS0N-AtB Brooklyn, l.. l., on Wedne5-
day, June ~ by the Rev. Thomas Nichols. at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, RICHARD l.. BOYD
Brooklyn. = N
DEPEw.TURBY.-On Tuesday June %, by the Rev.
Theo. A. Eaton WIN. HENRY DEPEw, OF Cold Spring,
cards.
GUsxANazKALzENsxrS.-O Sunday, June IA, in
the CITY OF Hanover Germany, In presence of u. S.
Consul. by Rev 8: Meyer. D. D., Mr. ADoLPH GUS
MAN: Of New York, to Miss JENNY KALzENsKIN, OF
GEDNEy-BURNs.-On Wednesday, June "a, at Rye
Neck, by Rev: Horace Cooke, ALEXANDER ]. GEDNEY
to HARRIET N. BURNS. No cards.
Canada papers please COPY.
GRsY-JEFFERs0N.-OnT Tuesday evening, June %,
by the Rev. J. Jackson, EDWIN GREY ESQ.,, to Miss
ttssiFfE;ksoS tsis daughter OF Thomas Jefferson,
HAERIs-HITcH.-At New Bedford, Mass, on
WEDNESDAY June q, by the Rev. 8. W. Whitney,
LA daughter Of Charles Hitch, Of the former place.
HoLLowAY-JAoKsoN.-A the residence OF the
BRIDES mother, WoOdside, N j., on Wednesday,
June "a, by the Rev. Thomas Cook, Of jamaica L. l.,
assisted Dy the Rev. Samuel Hall, +. CHEEvER HoL-
aowAa oNra to JESSIE J40ksoN daughter Of the late
Springneld tMass.) papers please copy.
KERR-HowE-On Tuesday, June 23, at the Re-
Taylor, HENRY G. KERR, OF Philadelphia, to Miss
MARY NORTON, daughter Of the late Captain George
w; Howe. Of Greenvile, N. J. No cards.
Johns church. Ithaca, N. Y, by the Rev. John W.
Payne GEORGE r. LATHAM, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, to
MARY A.. eldest daughter OF Gilbert r. Garrett ESQ.,.
OF Ithaca. No cards.
MAGEE-SMITH-At Mott Haven on Tuesday June
%, by the Rev. VIM. Huckel, at the st. Ann church.
Morrisanfa, WM. MAGEE to MARIA SMITH, both OF
above place.
Yonkers papers please copy.
MAXWELL-RANDOLPH.-t) Monday, June l. by
the Rev. George II. Hought0n, A. w. MAXWELL
(y Vavavas) to EMILIA AMELIA RANDOLPH No cards.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday, June 49, accord
ing to the order OF the Society Of Friends GEO. v.
MEAD to MARY, daughter Of the late Reuben Bird
sail, both OF this city.
RoBERTs-CRIssY.-On wednesday, June "a, at st.
Paul's church, by Rev. Morgan Dix GEORGE w.
ROBERTS to NErTIE, daughter Of the late Samuel +.
Crissy, all OF this city.
SANDs-GREEN.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, on Wednesday, June "a, by the Rev. o. O.
Kirkham, NORTON J. SANDS, M. d.. to Miss M. EVE
LYN daughter Of Benjamin Green, all OF Port Ches-
ter. N. Y. No cards.
SMITH-CARY.-On Wednesday, June a. by the
Rev. Morgan Dix, ID. D., EBEN ID. SMITH, OF Brook
lyn, to Miss MAMIE A. CARY Of this city. No cards.
SEAMAN-CARPENTER.-In this city, on Monday,
June %, Mr.. WILLIAM II. SEAMAN to Miss LAURA f.
CARPENTER, both OF this city.
THROCKMORrON-SIP.-O wednesday afternoon
June "a, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by
the Rev. Dr. b. G. Taylor assisted by the Rev. f. c.
Putnam, Mr.. b. w. THROCKMORTON to Miss MAGGIE
A. SIP, both Of the city OF Bergen, N. J.
WADE-MARTIN.-On Wednesday, June "a at st.
Teresa's Roman Catholic church. by the Rev. Father
Flattery, JAMES G. WADE, OF San Francisco, CAL, to
Miss MARY Q. MARTIN, eldest daughter Of Mr.. p.
Martin, Of New York.
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A UcTI3E TN EETsIoFnrrARy N9TIoE OPPORTUNITY FOR

A UCTTON NOTICE.
"A AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOUSEKEEPERS, HOTEL KEEPERS AND THE TRADE
Large sale Of elegant Household Furniture this day
Thursday) June 25 10L o'clock precisely, at the ee
CANT Ave story residence S West E'yhsh street between
toneer Reliable attendance cart pack goods FOR
purchasers Over lots elegant and costly Furniture Velvet
forte, Stool Cover; five elegant rosewood and walnut
Paror Sus, covered with the richest description French
satin brocate reps Etageres walnut Book
and ladys Writing Desk Turkish and Reception Chairs
Brocatcl and Lace Curtains, rich Bronzcs from Paris
statuary, Lava and China Vases rosewood and wal.
and hair Mattresses Blankets, Pillows and Lounges;
Chairs Rockers Sofas covered with haircoth Clocks MIR
ror Centre and Extension Tables Dining Chairs, Corner
and Book Stands rich cut Crystal and Glass Ware China
Dining Sets Casters Ice Pitchers Spoons Forks,
ivory Table Cutlery all Furniture Of the
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SALES AT AUCTION.

BY AssH5nAH ss
. JOHNSTON 4goylSs WIZ rs4ssELL.
soRrHEMAs!E As Ees eekaEs sH!sA9E sIs FIFTH AVENUE.
wEpnEspIE ~ GEISiT; STEE ;FIcHrH & STREET.
e EEf ESTss EoE ~ RsvATh
E$$ sss $ss S$$ SA$$!aSS l#sssssH'
$s# $ $s# s$Ess# sSHSS# ,$SsSS5. $ES5Ss5SSS55.'
SsE SSssEk eSSFE eSSF Erkk9ssssESSSSAy k9ssSSAy q AND
ONE ONE CITY ,,s BUILT nu 6n9 TOP ! BUGGY, " ". .ss
FOUR Four SETS SETS Or OF SMILE SINGLE HAaNEss,
ARE g5ssI IT. %ooS GEASs
JHs NIL " 1N STABLE Hs SS TUES
ARoN CLAFLTN.& CO., IS AND 81 vEsEY STREET,
y ON FRIDAY, JUNE IS,
~ '''s ''''a' ~aou SIX HUNDRED GASES
to close the summer season,
sHSSS spoE of HSSs AGofos
''' 'toaF Sos4F STrSAoTrvE At SALES OF THE SEASON
FIVE HUNDRED LOTS
Of w'~'n''' A''''f' FINE NJ ss%F1 sR'afs1't woFk
n L. LARRABEE
FRANCIS BARKER
consisting Of
BALMORAIS POLISH AND BUTTON BOOTS,
BISMARCKS, CONGRESS CATERS
NDFRENCH SLIPPERS,
all which are warranted morning OF sale
JAMES M. MILLER AucWoneer
UCT.ON NOTICE-R. r. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
N FRIDAY, June 26
al IOL O'clock saiesroom, 35 COrtiand street,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C,
in lots to suit city or country buyers
Also
(for account of whom it may concern),
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Three VOlins Accodeons, Guitars Concertinas,
Flutes Flageoets Violin Bows and Cases. &C. all in tine
der, Just landed.
Catalogues morning of sale. .
r. I. HAZELL CO. Auctioneers,
IS Cortland street.
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EDWARD scHENCK, AUCrIoNEER;
IA Elegant Horses, Carriage: ana hsrness,

AZ the private stable "a East rhtteenth street.
BY EDWAKK sCHENCK, tomorrow, June ~, ~ ~
o'clock, ne above, elegant srsn oa sorm .no
gentle in single or double under the sads hne
warranted perfectly sound Kind and gnth in every way
Carl Two road wagons fine close Goach, double and
single harness and uiutss napksa. d. post
dvea nd
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,YM Doughty. AucTrONFPR.

TlY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTfONEER.
- Parlor and Chamber Suits, Carpets Per mlrrors wo
nYSns % % ~ o% o'ciock al his
sslesroom Nassau street. Fulton elegant rsror SUIT
OF all descriptions, Chamber Suits In walnut ana
mahogany Brussels and Ingram Carpet r,sno
Buggy no top iishs Road wagon sbsskes Champagne II
Brandy Port Wine, Ac the whole 70 be pc
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The foreign exchange market is very nrm but
huiet and the leading bankers refuse to draw ster
Ting btlls at sixty days under 11ok On the street,
however, the best bills cannot be sold above 1i0k,
- which rate there is o demand for them. At
che close BANKERS bills on England at sixty days
lwers quoted ct ITO 1lok; at three days, 11ox
HOS; commercial blls 1921 1oox. Bankers bills
On Paris at sixty days; SIS 612x.
mining shares continue DUH, and ct the rst board
Montana sold at ASc.; Liberty, &C.; Quarts Hill,
oi 10; Grass Valley, aSc; Empire Gold, q 80; La
orosss Gosd, llc.; New York Gold, roc; Smith and
ksmeles o. %; United States tpetroleumh % 90;
Bennehon Run, 81.
Oousols and American securities were quoted thus
In London to-day and on the previous dates men,
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matter of time when higher figures will be obtained
and renewed activity Witnessed In our iron districts,
which would OF necessity benencialy AFFECT the
money market to some extent. The cotton market
continues to be dull, and gold, although upon
diminished scale has been Moving into the Bank,
there being no demand for export Neither is there
any demand for silver for the East and any arrivals
will probably be sent to the Continent
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
mens and balances at the SubTreasury In this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been fol-
lows.
Custom House. ----Sub- Treasure. .---
Receipts. Receipts. Puvn,ents. balances.
June 22 ..s2539O5 $sss,66s sl2s5 1855 $s6, 3ss 6Ss
June 3d.. 2S3,2eS l,02s,4O1 65S.417 95,710,617
June "a. $4,000 1,1o4,ol6 657,715 oe,l66,sls
The exports exclusive OF specie from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending June % and
since the commencement Of the year compare fol-
lows with those in 1865 and lS67:-
1885, 1857. 1893.
For the week.. sass, 1885 $3,92s6 664 $2,67047T
Prev reported. .1O2 4s5,s7s o0,So7,1S2 so4o4,52l
Tor o
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DY ROBERT soNERvILLE, AUCTIoNEER AND REAL
ID Estate Broker,

and Saear00m 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE
ROBERT s0MERvTLLE will sell BY auction. this day
(Thusday nj 10 O'clock at ssesroom 81 Nassau street.
assortment OF elegant Household Furnur removed TO the
sasroom for convenience, and consisting OF
Wilton and Axmnster Carpets Rugs, Pier and Mantel Mir
Parlor suits sdeboards Extension Tables Buffet Card
Chairs folding Armchairs painted and black walnut Bed.
Suits, Dressing Bureau Washsands Wardrobes, fne
black walnut Bookcases, Chairs &C. &c Rlso
large assortment OF Once Furniture Desks, Iron Railing
fores and mansa containing about 1855 yards best Eng
sh duck Also at O'clock, two wood Piano octave
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"WEDNESDAY, June M-6P.M.
Uncertainty with regard to the action Of Congress upon the
various bills Of importance affecting the finance, tariff and
questions which have been much talked about
since the failure Of the impeachment project renders the
commercial status anything but favorable healthy devel-
opmsnt Of trade. The merchandise markets have been
unusually dull during the past week, for this
proverbaly dull season Of the year, and there
little to indicate any improvement until something definite
shall have ransped in reference to the action
take Imported merchandise shows the fate Of
domestic produce which has to great extent been neglected
But few Of the leading staple commodities have been dealt
in to any extent and most of them have steadily tended IN
favor OF the purchaser they have experienced
posve decline The nour market has been rather panicy
and was but little bet Ter today.
COTToN-Receipts 476 bales. There better demand
to-day and fair business contaminated, the inquiry
being principally from spinners Prices UNCHANGED
The sales comprised bales including 75 for spinning and
335 for speculation Annexed the current quotations.:
Upiands Mobile Nes Orleans
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Consols.. 90. ASK el% s4x MHa-
Erie. ............s4s a. 4Sks- Sxs-
The clause In the new Tax bill relating to national
bank deposits and circulation has given rise to the
following call nom the Clearing House OF this city
Tor meeting TO oppose It, and very Justly, but there
ls no prospect Of its passage:-
NEW YORK CLEARING Housn
NEW YORK, June %, $685. I
STR--Y0ur are requested to attend O meeting of
bank officers, at the Clearing House, on Wednesday,
She 2ath ins at one O'Clock, TO consider the bill pro-
+. w. DUNHAM, p. NJ BRYSON,
WIN. II. MACY, O. +. HUNTER,
O. r. LEVERICH, J. M. MORRISON
WM II. cox, ]. M. VERMILiE,
@. Y. TIMPSON, J. M. LEWIS,
EDWARD HAIGHT, r. III. LOWRY,
GEORGE s. COE, JAMES PUNNETT
London financial weekly Of the 18th inst. thus
refers to the condition of the British money mar
ket:--
We have again to report further depression in the
discount rates. there having been at one period OF
and In the open market, than has been the case at
any time during the present year. 80 far as any "a
vorabe impression may be looked for through the
commerce there is nothing az yet TO showtha the
trade OF the country WHOLE Is improving or that
any general support can be expected for some time
edle capital now seeking employment Is but
the proceeds Of liquldations u reason
able TO suppose that the market win remain
Overweighted with currency until new projects are
undertaken and made the means for employing II.
The large contracts for the supply Of railway material
n Is understood that English houses prefer that they
Austria and Hungary the governments are exerting
themselves 70 extend much as possible the rail
wsy sys,ems OF those countries, and with the In
creased demand for rails and rolling stock that will
Shss crss u y generally considered 70 be SIMPLY
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COFFkkIho market Tor Rio quiet but seady At
last quotations Sales mot previously repoe $500 bags
Herzog Ernst private Other kinds dull and
nominal.
Flour AND 0nATs.-Receipts seos bbls. -four, 72sss
market stl in state Of Decentralization, but the impress
sion prevailed that prices had about touched bottom. Never
theless lots the market and sold
low Extra State was salsbie to extent for export at
q the close va. dull but unchsnsed California
about 900 bbls Southern -four dun but noinaly
changed Sales $50 bbs Rye -four steady with sales
OF 30 bbl at quotations Corn meal active
steady prices The aales Comprised 600 bb At $s 90 for
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ID r. THOMAS 4 HOPsoN, AuCTroNEERs.-THIs
ID. day. at leT O'Clock, al the storage warerooms ss Full
nure 10 pay orage and sdvances for account OF whom
concern.
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MARINE TRANSFERS.


The following is list OF marine transfers since the
last report
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A UCTION SALE OF LANDS IN PLOTS IN FAR
"A Rockaway village and adjacent thereto 20
Farm fronting Ocean and Bay. Al Pacific HOTEL June
26 ~ r. NJ, Far Rockaway, L. I.
- WN J. CO0GSWELL. Montague cor Court BROOKLYN.
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A T AUCTION.-BY HENRY ID. MINER,
"A Auctionecr, saiesroom No. Cortlandt street.
four doors west OF Broadway.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS, &C.
II. n. MINER 4 BARKER will sell at auction Satur-
day, June a. at 10Y O'Clock at their ssesroom No. Cor
land street. Household Furniture Mirrors Carpet
OIcioh Curtains Crockery Glassware, Ac removed for
convenience of sale Particulars hereafter
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A Magnificent Household Furniture,
Property Of family leaving the city,
private SALE than auction prices All the Furniture
elegant residence ~ West Sixteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth Superb Drawing Room
Suit French satin brocae cost $4s0 5000 one
H70 Panofore, for &76 cost $50 Etagery
Books Paintings eminent artists artistic Bronze
Satuary Velvet Carpets satin. damask Curtains Mirrors
Curtains Clock. Vases, Turkish Eay Chairs
Lounge covered Centre Tables walnut Dress
ing Bureaus wardrobea edseads Commodes, hair, spring
Mattresses, bedding Toilet Set 800 volumes choice Books
Glassware, Silver Casters Tureens Salvers Dinner Tea
Service Ice Pitcher Cake Basket Liquor Set Butter DISH
Chinaware Sheffield Table Cutlery
Table Linen Bronze Chandelier, Brussels Carpe Also all
the Furniture the servants apartments Basement Kitchen
double Harness. Robes, blankets, &c B.~fhs above 6vs
story brown stone Residence for sale or 10 let.
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A LARGE AND PERExProRy SALE OF hAoNIrr.
"A. cent Household Furniture. BARRY CO.. Auction.
ssrs, wi ss ths dax Ghursd.y June At d: larss
comprises the entire contents Of the house. oonsins q an
elegant Pianofore two elegant Suis
IN satin brocate marble top Centre Tabes Easy
Chairs OH Paintings, French Vases a. nsGnincens Bed
Bureaus Chairs &c. Also elegant Dining Room Furntrs
Cutlery, Silver Plated Wsre &c see Without any reserve.
DY J. BARRY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 81 BROAD.
10 vav-Pusve unreserved sale Of magnificent House
hold FURNITURE elegant rosewood Pisnoorts nror Velvet
Ingan Carpets Ac &C. most OF which are In
perfect order and but little used -
BARRY 4 co. viii sell this day (Thursday, June as
the entire Of house l36 East
Nineteenth commencing at io O'Clock A. precisely
The paro contain two elegant Suits covered In French
satin brocss also walnut Suits, covered In reps
nAcent rosewood octave Panoforte in hns order
carved marble top Tables large Turkish Easy Cha
French Plate PIER Mirrors Lace Cursins Cornces Ac
aso collection OF rich and costly OIL Paintings China
Vases Ac &C. elegant Dining Room Furniture, consist
ing OF Extension Dining Table Dining Chsr walnut Suit
rich French China Ware Silver Plated Ware Cutlery
&C. ac m.snacen, Bedroom ru,pi.ars % ~ csrysd rose
&c. Catalogues early morning OF sale at the house.
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SEASON 1853

A UCTION NOTICE SEASON 1853
N THIS DAY,
THURSDAY, JUNE g.
At1i O'Clock,
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS,
500 CASES,
including full line of
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS HATS IN VARIETY.
Catalogues and goods ready.
WIN. TOPPING 4 CO.. Auctoneers.
No Ia Church street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails Tor Europe viii be despatched from this caee
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday closing At o'oleck
noon and ut stations and Il, ii -; @, and ID, HE;
and 2, II 10, and q at II o'clock A. H.. -.
will be posted at the general and the stations on fuee
day, M JAMES KELLY r.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

AT PRIVATE sALE.-ELEGANT DOUBLE SUIT OF
rosewood Furniture made to ordor ten pieces burglar
and fire proof silver Safe combination lock- SUIT Of black
walnut dining Chairs, In leather rosewood Ward
robe and superb Pari. make carved French OAK Library
Bookcase large plate glass DOORS cost also
elegant Alexandra Organ, Paris make suitable for parlor,
court or chapel use. Apply nj 80 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

IN UNExoEPrIoNARLE YOUNG GENTLEMAN De
sIrea aoauanta OF sensible Stylish preposse-s
Inc ard hghmnded you lady, OF good family and amiab'e
Ssposon with view 10 marriage None but the sincere
herald odca
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

A UCTION NOTICE.--FURNITURE AT BARGAIN
"A cash. less than auction prces at ERNEST ROTHg
Furniture Nanufactory, 80 Beecker street, Broadway
Magnificent Paror saiis covered Nth any color French
or harcIosh S76, 1885, 9lOo 9l25 and 4lso; also great
variety Of Psrlor Library Bedroom and Dining Room Fur
warranted.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25
BOGART. AUCTIoNEER.

II BOGART, AUCTI0NEER.
81. This day, ...a
q II O'Clock 2. No North William street Watches, cesA
oce 10 Bowery Clothing, Fancy Goods Lace Shawis Drcas
Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware, &c, &c.
Saturday, 9th, .N
at l0% O'Clock, at the auction No North Wliiam
street. largo assortment OF Paror Bedroom Dtnag Roo
Kitchen Furniture