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ARRIVALS.
REpoRTgD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

steamehp Nebraska tBr, Guard, Liverpool May ~ and
Guion May IL no lat, &c, passed ship Calumet, from
Liverpool for Boston, time steamship CITY OF Liner.
lex bound east I'D lat q, Ion % H. steamship City Of
Paris, and a German steamer, do.
steamship Columbia, Van Size, Havana May 81 with
and passengers. 20 the Atlantic Mail Steamshp Go.
steamship Fahkce. Cooper Bermuda Nav 81 with mdse
and passengers, to Jones a Lougb.
steamship Mary. Livingston, Mobile Mar s, with mdse
W Clyde.
SiesxnsnIp Wyanoke bourne, Kicnmonu City Point and
Norioit with mdse and passengers, TO the Old Dominion
Steamship Co
steamship George Upton, Roberts, Richmond, City
foint ard Norfolk With mdse and passengers Washing
a Co
ship John Nicholson tBrD. Webster. shapghae Feb H.
with is. y oiyphsnt Co Passed Angler March q Cape
q Good Hope hlr ~ Helena 18th crossed the Equator
May N lon X bad hxh winds and calms throughout
from sansAbayA Tor cosss, ~ days out; time ship
y. op ~ W, ship CsmpoB lBr), from Glasgow for Met
bourne has been II days W Of bermuda.
shsp c.ope tBf Dexter, Liverpool, April q with mdse
Bsrb Royal Minstrel tBr. Coltier, yokonama lga davs
with tea 90 Hathaway Co Passed nglcr Feb o. Cape
OF Good Hope April b. crossed the Equstor March 81 ia
lon 81 bad hne weather throughout March IA lst
~ :, ION 81 ~ spoke ship Howrah lBr) from CaI-
cutts for London April 2, on Agoa Bay ship Sea Ser
pent. form Hong Kong for New York 3d iat 81 10 A.
lon II % II, shp city OF Athens fr) from Calcutta for
London 7th. at ~ ~ D, lon 80 T. ship Weymess Castle
fBr), from bourAbAya for Rotterdam, 81 days out
Bark Chattanooga Freeman Manila Jan g with mdse, to
NORWOOD co-sssssI W vsrpop II Brown a Co. Passed
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Marine DISASTERS.

BARK DgsDEsosA tBr,, Desiandes. from Singapore
March via Padanr for New YORK, put back 10 Singapore
about Both ult, TO stop leak.
BARK IDoLrouR (Br). Durkec from Leghorn for Bait
reported per cable ashore at the former place
No particulars
BRIO CoSFEDERATE-Key West. Nav 26-Arrived Brit
ish brig Confederate from Cardenas for Cape Breton
ballast Had ashore, and Ia leaking badly. VIII have
TO go on dock
scHR Jons p spEpprN, Masten, from Rappahanu no *
River with rails, reported arrived at Phadephia 2Oth
inst, Is ashore OF Point Airy, on the bar
WRECK or A sLooP--The Barnstable Patriot says:-ws
last reported the sinking Of Centrevlle sloop
ghship and the probable lose Of
Arthur Phinney, her MASTER and his compsnion II SAID
that board the Lghtship reports that about
Monday sh inst he saw the soop, and from appear
Judged be In dincuty but Just he
running forward evidently TO let the b, he went below
and did 70 the deck again for Ii OF 70 minute
not from she Lshahp until the Wednesday following
and Friday discovered BY C0tupor parties, when
the az the sloop ascertaned and the fact mme
djasey repostSd
Miscellaneous.
We under obligations 10 Purser Magma Of the
ship Columbia frou HsvAns for prompt delivery Of
nlss and dispatches.
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LONDON MoNEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Nav 3b-5 p
MConsos closed at 93 for both money the acconnt
1867, Ssh; ten forties, 49, - - -
LONDON SUGAR MARKET-LoNpoN May IS
anOat.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKEr-LIvERpooI, NAV a6 = 40
r MThe market closed active and frmer. Middlng up
lands 7sd I'D middlng Orleans 7zsd The safes of the
day have been baes Including l0OO export and
speculation Sales OF cotton ship at New
have been made Al 3d. and do Charleston
7zd.
LIvEEPOoL BREADeruFFe MARKET-LIvIRPoOI. Nav
% M-Wheat, lis lis. ID per No. 10 No
new req western spring. and lis ID for red winter Corn
S3s 3D. per quarter for new OATS Ss I'd. per bushel
LrvEaPooL PROVISIONS MARKrT.-IIvERroOI NAV
2Checse, 65s cwt the best grades American
fne.
LIvREPooL PRODUCE MAKKET-LTvE ERpooI, Nav 2b-
Talow, as 3d. cwt Spirits petroleum. per gallon
FRANKFORT MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. May "a
Evenng-Unted States hvetwenty bonds closed at 96,s
96s< for the of 1861 -
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
Liverpool May 5-Arived. ships Tuscarora, from Mo-
pie April II with 5!s oales cotton Greyhound, from Mo-
bile April III, with 335 bales Empire from
Mobile April IL with Seo3 bales cotton; brig Romane from
Norfolk, Va, April q, with 3O5 bales cotton steamer Ho
land from New York May Ii, with 2.497 bales
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N1sna, wm which country this system Of
= .ey orders has already been established.
- American and Spanish Claims Conn
mission.
the American and Spanish Claims Commissioners
met on Tuesday last. Both OF the Commissioners
agreed on an umpire. selecting Baron Ledares the
Austrian Minister. Thus the Commission Is
definitely. organized as foAows:-Judge w. 7. Otto
for the United States, Nr. Podestad for Spain,
and Bsyon Ledares as umpire. No compli-
cation has arisen OF late between this
government and the Cuban authorities. All
the claims Of naturalixed citizens in the United
States have been referred to the decision OF the
American and Spanish Claims commissioners. 1t Is
proper to say there are no questions whatever
which are likely to disturb the relations between
the United States and Spain, which are perfectly
satisfactory.
Canada Adopting the Storm Signal system.
The system OF weather reports and storm signals
inaugurated In November last by the War Depart
ment hasproved successful that 1t is proposed to
adopt il for use in Canada, the maritime provinces
and British Columbia The lighthouses In different
parts of the Dominion are to be used as stations.
Four hundred thousand dollars will be granted In
Estimates TO derray the expenses Of the undertaking.
looking sharp After the Paper Mukers.
Harps Of lady counters belonging to the Bureau
u nnAsving and Printing OF the Treasury has just
Iosu'neu . washington from Glenn Mills, Pa,
Wne.e uey ere engaged in counting the govern
nou' p"p0i ~ Nose mills. They report everything
correct.
Marine Hospitals.
the United STATES Marine NsnItal service returned
here to-day from his tour OF ihecton OF the Marine
Hospitals at New York, Boston I'D Portland. He
has submitted his report to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, and makes q number Of impo>ant recon.
mendations for the Improvement OF the hospital
service both At New York and Boston, and which, II
carried out, 1t is believed Will do much to correct
existing abuses while, at the same time, 1t insti
tutes salutary reforms.
Condition Of MIR. COlfax.
Vice President Colfax passed comfortable night
and slept WELL He sat up halr an hour this morn
ing. The physician reports that he Is generally i'm
proving, though still very weak and requiring auie
| and rest.
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II far better TO bequeath money to churches than
that 1t should be squandered on pronigate heirs.
The paper was referred TO the Committee on the
declaring thar the papers read should not be taken
the sentiments OF the Convention, but only the
individual opinions OF the authors.
The Committee on Academies reported on the
paper read yesterday by Professor Stearns and en-
dorsing its views. Alter considerable discussion
the subject was recommitIed to the committee.
At the afternoon session OF the Baptist Educa.
tional Convention the report OF the Committee on
Academies was amended oy qualifying that while
the establishment OF academies In many places was
TO be encouraged In others the public schools were
sufficient. The report was then adopted After
discussing the reports OF various committees the
Convention adjourned sine die.
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CHICAGO, May 26, 1871.
The Presbyterian Assembly to-day made an ex-
cursion to the suburban retreat OF Lake Forest The
private residences and grounds IN the neighborhood
were thrown open to the visitors. Dinner for the
guests was served in the grove. The Rev. MIR. Tay-
Tor, OF the only Presbyterian church at Lake Forest
made the speech or welcome, and the Rev. DR..
Humphrey, Moderator Of the Assembly. made q
short address in reply. Brief remarks were also
made by Ex-Governor Pollock. OF Pennsylvania; the
Rev. Dr. Herrck johnson, the Rev. DR.. Upson OF
Albany, and the Rev. +. A. Noble, OF New York.. A
resoutan thanking John " Farwell for hospitality
was adopted. The party returned at six In the
afternoon.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

Explosion Of a Steam Tug on the Lakes-Six
Lives Lost.
DETROIT, May 25, 1871.
The tugboat b. 3. Jones exploded her boiler this
noon at Port Huron, killing six men whose names
have not been ascertained. The tug was blown to
atoms. She was worth probably $4,000.
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BELOW.

ship Able Kregero fNor) from Maanzas (by pilot boat
Washington, No 22)
Bark Willie 4 Emma tNG), from Buenos Ayres Thy pilot
boat W Washington No 22l
Bark Hancock tof Bostonl Collins, IA days from Cay
Fraces, swith melado, TO Danford, knowton Co.
Brig George Chase from Cardenas (by pilot boat q
Bennett, No6
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SAILED

Steamships Aleppo, for Liyerpoo, New York, Bremen /;
MORO Castle Havana San Francisco Bermuda Livngs.
ton Savannah; Aibemarie, Richmond. &C.
Wind at sunset =, fresh.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States; dsserton, &C., sufficient
PGbcy; no charge until divorce obtained; advice free
N. HOUSE, Attorney. 1870 Broadway
A -HAR.-PURCHAsE OF THE ONLY HAIR I'M
"A. porter who retas Elegant Cluster Curls, @ b0 two
handsome Switches, 6l3 Hair length Chaeaine
Braids, 03 3D. at CHARLES " PECkHAMs, 6s7 Broadway,
BARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES AND Pro
- vs0naDeaers and families save 70 per cent At
THOMAS r. AGNEw'A 40 Greenwich street, New York
CORNs CURED FOR b0C EACH.-BUUONe, BAD
~ Mails, &C., cured without pain By Dr. Rim 20s Broad
nals 10. hy mall 10
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Missouri Diocesan Convention.

ST. LOUIS, NO., May rs, 1871.
The Thirty-frst Annual Diocesan Convention OF
the Episcopal Diocese Of Missouri convened in
Christ church. All the parishes OF the State were
represented
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SHIPPING NEWS

Almanac for New York This Day.
Sun rises. ...... "a Moon sets. morn 12 25
Sun sets. ..... 20 High water morn IL Sc
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A LIEN B. MINER, AucTIoNEER.
.'' aEss! i she ss slshs
saesr00m' Ss EsSSV ~; NAV ss.ds streets
atlo O'Clock at our saesoos 90 Chambers and "a Readss
Bankrupt stock Of old Wines and Liquors Imported express
y for s family trade including old Port Wines,
a% a soa n
Frs Ere ys srs ch.%pssnes s.1s
sasarae 1895; Vine Growers original paskasss Medar
and s in
cases bottles from shelves Due notice viii be given o. the
THURSDAY, MAY IS.
gcn,ee Household furniture Mirrors Carpets &c. &C.
~ 1880 FRIDAY. MAYls
s cHXMhSs %Sb = Il o1 RGASE STREETS
Important Original Modern European OH Paintings
BY sta Of acknoledge reputation abroad and n this
WIN be exhibition after Tuesaay Particulars in
'' SATURDAY. MAY 90
cHsasht Ss'1 %kb ' sex6E GssTmsArs
general or Of
A. BIEEcKH Ets ses G NJ, A ~
ssls M. at Exchange ssesroom III Broadway.
EnA ca: sS
cash Maps s', al CEDAR street, ss'A'' '' A'''
A j. BLEEcKER, AucTIoNEER.
a. a, New F Brsh saaD sia, ssA Island
RhEESksE son GO VII sell a. snson on
III Broadway the elegant Country Seat anu ounas now
by ~ @ sssa ns out
lawn, garden splenld house sxSs; all modern conve-
Win 'o two
w s BE
RCH. JOHNSTON, AUcTIosEER
"A Office and salesroom " Nassau street,
FINE OLD PAINTINGS, ea 9pSs'es "a &C. ro' 0'''
nv THIS lnsI PAY, At y o'c r.sSKi1.
At THEIR SALEssooM 81 INA Nassau ss STREET
line of Oil Paintings Chromos, En- rasl ngs, DC.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUoTIoNEER
II Office and sAesrOom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
n M1fSoSs, rSsih1Sds, SAAsffSs, a ass
At ruHls j ssfHssSaa s1 s4sSf STREET.
JOHNSTON YIN TAssTII viii ii; sci! .. above, on
eus o - sg
description also % baskets Of cnoce Towering Plants;
A Rcu JOHNSTON, AucrIoNEER.
no ne and M Hsa nss avenue.
Regular sale OF Horses and Carriages THIS DAY Tues
For iui description under of Horses and Car
n B-weathcr never in,erferes with our sales
LBERr r. wALDRoN, ArCrIoNEER
"A salesrooms los Liberty Ill CEDAR and SO Church
Furniture Carpets, Bedding. &c.
ON WEDNESDAY, AT 1910 O'CLOCK.
WALDRON COOKE will sell by auction as above. very
fine assortment Woods removed sale for
niencs OF sale including Paror and Library Suits Lounges
Easy Oriental and Turkish Chairs and Rockers fine
Chamber Suits, Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstsnds, Com
modes, Bookcases bufeis, Wardrobes, Extension and
Centre Tables Spring. Hair Bosters
and Pillows Narcotics Quilts, Mirrors, Cutlery, Pictures
Plate Brussels Threeply aud Ingrain Carpets, Mirrors
Desks, Window CURTAINS. &C.
Also, by order of administrators,
One Cluster Diamond Pin, 4 Diamonds.
()uep mi amupd
Three sInge stone Diamond studs.
One single stone Diamond King.
Lady's Gold Hunting Case Watch and Chain.
Two Gold Hunting Casod Watches.
ON THURSDAY,
Horse Mart, 1U3 and Ito Cedar street,
Horses, Wagons and Harness.
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A UCT1oN 30 WEST TwENrYTHIRp STREET,

commencing, at lQi9 O'Clock.
LUXE FIiZGERALD, Auctioneer.
x2b.000 worth; sos Lots by catalogue.
Elegant costly Household Furniture, Chickerng Sons
Pianoorte Pier Mante Mirrors; fine Oil Paintings,
Bronze and Bisque Figures vevet, Brussels. ln.ran
Lace and Brocatel Curtains; Etaeeres centre
Tables Paror Suits Bookcase Desks rosewood and back
walnut Bedroom Sets Bedseads. Bureaus Washstsnds.
Commodes, Hair Mattresses Spring Beds Bed
eng, Easy Chairs, Lounges, 80; Dining Room Basement
and Kitchen Furniture; Buffet TX enson Table Cha rs,
Silver Ware French China Dinner and ca sets
Cutlery Sale positive rain or shine. Take SIKH
Seventh Broadway and Twenythrd steeet
stages.
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by EDWIN NICHOLS, AUcTIoNEER.

DY EDWIN NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER.
ID This TUESDAY afternoon, At Ia o'cock precisely,
Handsome Household Furniture, public auction, at the
four story residence No West Tenth street. tween nj
versy pace and sixth avenue, Velvet Brusses Carpets
MAGNIFICENT rosewood Pianoforto giant aror Su Is,
Tables Etageres bookcases, Mirrors Curtains Paintings
Bronxe Clocks Bedsteads bureaus Mattresses Lounges
Sofas, Ghairs, Buffet Extension Tables Cas- China and
Silver Ware, Table Cutlery &C. Sale positive.
DY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCrIoNEER-wIL1
ID sell Wednesday. May H. al r. NJ, at Psvonia Ferry
Bssin Jersey CITY, the Freight Propeller Eclipse M TONS
suitable for carrying brick, coal,
TOR sALE.-GREAT BARGAINS IN PIER AND
IL Man,e Mirrors, in gilt aud walnut frames: Desks
Chamber ami Paror furniture and Carp II ut AARON
CklsTALAk& CO.'S, SIS broadway, opposite Grand Gen.
trial Iote
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A UCTION NOTICE.-FANCY GOODS, CHINA, GLASS,
II Crockery, plated Table Cutlery, &C. HARRINGTON 4
SEIxAS, Auconecrs, will sell Tuesday, May Is, mt iJ
O'Clock, at their saesroom 80 Barclay street, general
OF the above goods to be sol from the shelves
lots city retail trade; a
Lamp be sold without any reserve goods packed
free of rharue
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A ~. CKIsTALAR, AuCTl0NEER-AUCTION SALE
~ O. Dry .ood: The balance o. stock OF retail dry
wednesday, May ~ al lL oeocs t08 Broadway, neNs
Houston street. Dealers and pubic invited
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IoY NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID WIN sell this day at 10Y cock. a. the saesrooms 70
Nassau street, elegant Household Furniture for Iarors,
chambers dining rooms and rarIcs 80 Carpets
kinds, Pianoortes Parlor Organs, sewing
Machines, China Crockery. Paintings 100 CURED Hair,
Moss Wool Straw Mattresses, with other Houckeep
Goods. To 90 peremporiiy sold.
Also,
at u O'Clock sharp of unclaimed Baggage
from the Belmont Hotel Fulton street. unknown
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE ELR-
IA gsnt, costly Furniture contained IN private resi-.
denoe 10 West Fifteenth street. Fih avenue sale.
Magnificent Drawing Room SUI, Pom padour style, So
for saw; one do, $50, Ptanoorio 500 for $50
Paintings Bronfcs Carpets Etaeeres, svcrware. Mirrors
turtsns rosewood, walnut Brrcaus, BedAeads, Ward
robes Mattresses sacrifice. Property family leaving city
Buyers WIN Ina ihis much better opportunity than Attend
las bogus Ancton
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A uCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION.
n Housekeepers, hotel keepers and the tradA
The liz est opportunity mt this season.
Over Hso,, % worth anJ over 10, lots

al public auction. Il, NICHOLS, Aucttoneer.
This CIuesJay morning, May 49, at lux O'Clock precis Nv,
nj the large bss residence IL Last eh street. between
Broadway and hb FIFTH avenue, Velvet Brus
ses Medallion Carpets magnificent sewood, 7A octave
fanoforte eaht beautiful faror suits, lat STYLE covered
with satin brocae and velvet pier and nj Mirrors
Paintings Bronses. tocks Etslercs Bookcns Turkish
Lounges, Chairs " rosewood and walnut chamber suits
Beisteads, bureaus, Wasbstand Connodes spring and
hair Maitrcsses Blanke's heddng, Sons. Lounges
walnut Extension Tsuics sdcboards Dining Chairs Class,
China and Silver Ware, eu,ey, &c, &C. Sale positive.
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HENRY D. HERTs, AUCf1ONEER
TABLESPOONS, 500 AND sos BROADWAY.
formerly Dodworth Hall, opposite Eleventh street.
Largo aud attractive SPECIAL sale OF entire stock OF
Cabinet Furniture
THIS DAY TUESDAY, MAY IL, At los O'Clock.

Comprising sold rosewood walnut PRrIor snts brocnte
and reps; rosewood and walnut Chamber. ning Room,
Library Furniture variety; Jentre sido
and Card Tables Buets Hall apds Mirrors c, being the
entire Of stock Of Brook yn cabinet masr
removed convenience OF spsc ous
saesrooms The sale will be positively, without any reserve
the business and will be found wei worthy
tention OF parties furn snng
Also at same time place. fine vevet and us
Carpets, nearly also very nne upright seven
octave Piano two walnut and gilt frame Pier rors G.
&c. Catalogues ready early this mornin..
HENRY u. HERIS, huctcnrrr,
SaeeroOms. 6D1 and 6vS Broadway.
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u
at four story brown stone mansion ia Wesl
Twenty street, be SIKH avenues,
yiz.:BrIant and powerful ,onei rosewood Pano!orie
four Paror SUITS, stves Louis Aiv. and Mare Anto
nett in fowerei satin brocste sill rep
U Paintings Bronzcs Vases Curtains Cen Fables
irAd Cabines Jardniercs Mirrors, Velvet Bru
Carpets, &c Also Dining Room and Library Suits Buie,
Table, Chairs, Plate Cutlery, Urns Pitchers
Dnuer Tea Sets, China Glass Ware bookcase &C., C.
Also Suits In rosewood and walnut; inlaid Suits
single double Bedstesds, Bureaus, wHshsanas Spring.
Hair and Feather Beds Pillows, Wardrobe, Bedding.
Also Kitchen and Easement Furniture Clocks, Lounges
Carpets stoyea Plates, Rocker Chairs &c &c In all
lols by catalogue. MAA BAYtRSDORfER& CO.,
Auctioncers, office 36t Bowcry.
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DYF. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
II Elernot Household Furniture.

Superb Aubusson and AKIN Carpets
Fine Oh Paintings, French Plate Mirror, &C.,
the private Il University pac Of Ninth
r. COTTON will sell III day, TUESDAY, Mag To- Mt
10h O'clock elegant carved rosewood Drawing Room Suits.
covereu inquired Aubusson Carpets, French
Cabine Centre Tables French Plate &antei and
Side Mrrors elegant bookcase Library Tabc,
Chairs elegant rosewood and walnut ham
Su tz Amoiragace; best Hair Mattresses Dining hoom
Furniture Administer Carpet, in piece almost
OH Paintings and large collection OF Engrav nss,
rosewood thrce-quartcr Biar1 Tate, Bookcases, Hall
Stand Catalogues at the house
the ssesrooms 81 East Thirteenth street, Broslway.
RY.,J. ". CAMPBELL, IR.. AUCrIoNEER- SELLS
ID this day, O'clock at 80 est
ito, barrels Of assorted Liquors. Bourbons, Gins Bran
dies Wines, Bottled Liquors. "a Cane Chairs, Tables,
Ale Pump, CLASSES, Casks, Platform Scales proof
Safes Cooking Ranges, Paror stoves nrss a
power horizontal Engine Is horse upright Boiler
perfect Liquor machinery men, buyers spe
clally invited
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(NHANGE OF PIER or THE ALBANY AND TROY
~ 6teamers-P,er ~ North river block below Des-
brosses street Jesey ferry Passage only % cents connect
ting with railroads for the West and North, evening
saturdays cxcepted at O'Clock; returning leave Albany
arrival Oi the evening trains
"Thc old popular long established evening line"
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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sailing regularly Thursday O'Clock N. precisely
from pier No. 4 North river.
MISSOURI. Captain Il. Edwards (via Nassau May
MORRO CASTLE. Captain X. Adams.
COLUMBIA, Captain E. Van Sce.. June
A. w. DIMOCK, President,
No. s Bowling Green.
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JAcoH Bo0Anr' AUcTIoNEkE.
Mortgage Sale
Printing Presses. Printers Stock,
Eiectrosype Plates,
T0oss, 10
By virtue Of chattcl mortgage, will sell
ii public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF May, 1871,
NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at JACOB bOGAKf'S new auction room,
No. $40 Wlltam street, near Frankfort,
tho following described properly.
We wish 10 particular attention Of and the
branch Of this important salcvz bne collection OF
imported Eeclrotyps Plates, from which No Impressions
bnve been msae. These pistes cost the owner
thousand doarw sxlben the where
they may examined any before the Dag OF
ssIe.
HENRY PEKhIE Attornsy for Mortgage.
JACOB Bo0ART. Auctlonsec
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saturdays cxcepted) ocock returning, leave Albany
arrival O the evening trains.
1.-THE old popular long established evening line"
4 NHANGE OF TIME.-THE STEAMBOAT MARY POW.
~ ELL aud after Saturday, May 20 will leave vcstry
street pier dsiy at3P NJ making usual landings tercspe
New HamburgL Returning, leaves R0ndont nj 5i5 A. M
Poughkeepsc SAB; Milton, SIS, Newburg, 2; Cornwall,
TABS West Point 1885, Cozzens, 7ib arriving al New York
ut l03
LNOR ROSpOuT, LANDING AT COZZkNS, NEwBCR0,
j. Milton, P0ughkcepsic ami Esopus-The eeamboats
THOMAS CORNELL an JAMES w. BALDWIN leave
daily i. NJ, "a North river foot OF Harrison street.
EXCURSIONS.
TOR EXCURSIONS. THE STEAMERS JOSEPHINE
j. and iDpLETOwN. Apply at tho Ferry flee, foot Of
Whitehall street.
NEW YORK TO SCOTLAND SWEDEN NORWAY
IN and Denmark. june lu-Ronnd trip, Stu, currency
Particulars and passage apply before May 10 AUGUST
PETLRsOHN, Manager, No. Bowling Green.
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IGOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
j. Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line leave pier 81 North river foot OF
Beach
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond. Tuesdny, May
IT, at 4. NJ, steamship ISAAC BELL connecting III the
Virginia Tennessee Air line Inland Air
line Pttsbur aud Weldon Railroad. Chesapeake Ohio
Railroad AMI Richmond and Danvilie Railroad Through
pasen tickets through bills Of lading
10 all points South and Southwest.
Amply Office pier 81 at Office OF the company, III
Greenwich street, corner OF Dey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

yNILLlAM ABBOTT, AUCTlONEER.
w Executors sale the alnabc Properly At aucton
the Exchange sa Trin Buldn n, Ill roadway
TUT To- 1871, ut II O'Clock
westerly side Of eyenth rs feet inch north
from the northw OF evenih and
street. being IS feet Ia inch Ia width an l0u feet
each side, JOHN HUPGOoD,
of the last will and test OF Ellis Barlow, do
ceased. TIltS. H. HUXLEY,
Attorney for Executor, no. City Hall place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

DAIRY HOUSE, HIGHLAND FALLS (NEAR WEST
Pont)-Ths and elegant abIshment the banks
the Hudson will be opened early June Liberal
terms Tor families. Address CHARLES W. HENDRIX,
Highland Falls, N. Y.