The New York Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1863, Page 8

oad « 8 —_————___— -—— George Jordan, the Actor, in Londwme BIFFICULTY BE: WREN GEOKGE JORDAN, AN ACTOR OF NEW YORK, AND DION BOUCIVAULT ON 1H RIGHTS OF MARRIAGE. ‘COURT OF QUEEN'S BEROH, LONDON, AY 12. Bittings at Nisi Privs—Befere Lord Chief Justice Cock- burn avd a Common Jury. Jordan vs. Giboon.— This was av action brought by the Plawtili to recover compensation in damages jor wn assault and [alse imprisonment. ‘The defendant pleaded a justi- Deaton, ‘Mr. Serjeant Parry and Mri Montague Williams wero counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Karslake,@. C., (or the de fendaat. jeant Parry, in opening the niaintifts case, said peut a comertinn at the Lyceum | formerly resided | practised the pro Aciress, having married im keb war Lsuk’ they caine to Kngland, and he obtained an e1 eat at the Princess’ theatre, whilst his wife, coutyary to ais wishes, accepted ane ement which was vilered ber by Lica coucicault at rai aly lave theatre, ‘Ihe defendant was a colonel i her a Jesty’s service, and the presout action was Brought ta oo Bequence O the de‘eudaut's BaviNg caused him to detaken a police station in the custody of & policeman upon an ertirely unfounded charge. ‘The plainui and his wife, when they @rst came to Eugland, went to reside with Mr. and Mrs. Chares Mathews, at Fulbain , for some time, and ‘afier wards Uacy took 1 dgings at No. 60 Pailrpad,and ul- Aimately in Rogent street. Whilst living in. Kegent street the plaintiff had reason to doubt his wile'’s fdeiy, and in consequence of acommuaication made by ber with respect fo Mr, Boucicault, he separated from her, and she return- ed to her former the © nae of the 3d september , 1862. that Mr. t had made an appoin’ment to mest his (tbe pisiat ry 8) wife at her lodgingy,und he thereupon, ‘with « ge.tleman named Jameson, repaired to the house im Vait-mudl. - fhey watched in the street for some time, niumately about twelve o'clock a brougham ‘topped at the house, and having a ludy who the plaintiff believed was his wie, then drove up King street, St. James. Mr, Jame- BON Fowained Watching the bouse whilst tie plaintil fol- owed the brougham. Having disc yered that the Drougham stopped tn front of Mr. Boncicault’s office, he returned to Mr. Jameson, and after watching the house for some tine a lady ap;eared at an open window, as af watching for someone, After a lapse of a few minutes Air. Boucicantt c.me down St James street into Pail- mall, and watked up and down in froat of the houge until the lady opened the door and let bim in. The plaintiff tmmediate'y walked up to the door, and’ finding it shut dhe koecked, and it was opened by his w ‘The plaintiit paid 4 W 8 that man Houcieault?’” She revlied, “He as here; but for Heaven's sake don’t exposo me.” Tho plantit then went up staird and searched his wife’s Fooms, bur could net flud Mr. Boucicanlt, He then @earclid (he recond floor, which was unoccupied, and Wis preceeding to the third floor, when he was met by the defeiiaut, who occupied that’ suit of apartments. He informe! tho derendant what ho was there for, and the defendaut said he might search the rooms. He pro- ceeded to do 80 Ove of them was locked; bot he couta mot (ind sir, Boucicautt in eitber of the other rooms, ‘The Plaintiff, vpon this, considered that the defendant had coomvet with Mr. Boucicauit for the later’s eecurity in the house, He impiored the defendant to allow him to search thatroom, aud be allowed w tarn Mr. Boaciciult out of the house. The landlady at that ume made her appewrance upon the Janding, and the defend- ant refused the plaintiff any satisfaction whatever, and orderod the piaiatit out of the house. He refused to go ‘until be had seen Mr. Boucicau't out of the house. A Boliceman then came upon the landing, and the er ordered him to remove the plaiatiif, Tie policeman ro- fused to do £0, alleging that he had no authority, and upon that the defendant gave the plaintiff into the police- men’s castidy, He was copveyed to the Vine street tution, whore the plaintitt was charged with crext- a disturbance in the house No. 60 Pall mal Gdfendaat, when be was asked to sign the charge sheet, xeiuse! t'doso, upoa which the inspector on duty dis- evargod the pati, The learned eergeant, in conciading to the inry, said that the matter had been the @ubseor of conversation throughout the whole of the pro. fession of which the plaintiff was a mewber. It ng a miattor o: great annoyance to him, and be now came be he plaintil heard & Military Outbreak at Riker’s Island— | Zhe Rarracks Buracd Down, &c- | The First Metropolitan cavslry regiment, quartered at | Riker’s Isiard, and which now numbers about two bun- drea and fifty men, set fire to their barracks and head- quarters on Tuesday evening list, when the whole concern was burned to tho grouad, The cause for this outrage 13 stated to be the non-payment to the men of their ‘tate Douaties, Most of them have large families, and the de lay occasioned tn paylag those bounties has necessarily entailed much suffering upon their wives and litle ones, ‘Thjs so annoyed the men that they determined to revenge themeelves in some method. So they set fire to the build- ings on the is! ‘se being conetructed of wood, it was 8 very sitr operntion to totally destroy them, The men atso attempted to burn down a large dwelling house upen the islaud, but failed im the attempt, the being sveedily ext.nevished. ‘Yesterday, however, the paymaster went a island and paid them, whea their grievances for sent w re at an end, the pre- The Returning Regiments. RECEPTION OF THE THIRTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATR VOLUNTERRS. A meeting to make preparations for the reception of the ‘Thirty-seventh regiment New York State Volunteers was held last evening at the Astor House. Among those pre- ‘went were Lieutenant Colonel Minton, First regiment, Na- tional Guard: Captain O’Beirne, Thirty-seventh New York ndings, No, 60 Palt-nvill to reside, On | Stato Voluntecra; Captain Maguire, ‘Thirty-seventh: Cap tain O'Keefe, £ Sixty ninth; Lieutenant Dusenbury, Thirty- seventh, Nat‘ nal Guard. ap others. After some prelimi- Darics a committee of five was appointed to confer with the National Beard, The following were appoi ted :— Captains Maguire and O'Beirne, of the Thirty seventh; Lieutenant Dusenbury, Colonel J..H. MeOunn and Captain doposi'ed | Thomas Murphy. ‘The meeting then adjourned to Satur- day evening at eight o’clock. Milftary. SPRAGUE LIGHT CAVALRY. This fine regiment, which promises to be one of the Dost raised in thie State, is quartered at Platesburg, N. Y., commanded by Colonel Spencer H. Olmstead, and is making rapid progress in organization, numbering now upwards of fonr hundred and seventy-five men. Colonel Olmsted bas seen service in the field, and mo doubt will give a good account of himseli. Lieutenant Colonel Sim con, who is in charge of the recruiting nm this dis- trict of the State, Is an experienced ond brave officer, and has on several occasions during the campaign under General Banks in Virginia distinguished bimse!’, Near- ly all the officers have scrved before im other rogi- ments during the wi Promotions in New York Regimen: Atvany, May 28, 1868. ‘The following are the latest promotions in New York regiments:—Henry M, Allis, Major Seventy-fourth; - win P. Davis, Colonel One Hundred and Fifty-third; H. Printup, Lieutenant Colonel One Hundred and iptty: thira; Alexander Strain, Major One Hundred and Fifty- third: Augustus Proyn,” Lieutenant Colonel Fourth caval. Wm. Parnell, Major Fourth cavdiry; Henry H. Hall, Colonel Fourth ‘artillery; ‘Thos, Alleock, Lieutenant Colonel Fourth artillery; Thos. 0. Sears, Major Fourth ar tillery ; Simon bgt hye rene Colone) Tndopendent Corps Te one oe has a ae pee ran Buren, range coe y, Paymaster Genera! on staf, with the rank of colonel. The Fifty-fourth Massacbusetts (Colerea) Regiment. wut the | REVIEW BY GOVERNOR ANDRSW AND STAFF—QREAT ENTHUSIASM IN THR STREETS OF BOSTON—SPLEN- DID APPEARANCE OF THE COLORED SOMDIERS, BTC. Boston, May 28, 1863. One of the most enthusiastic, exciting and demonstra- tive local military events of the war took place to-day to fore the jury to reevsor moderate—he would not ask for | commemorate the departure of the Fifty-fourth Massa excessive—damages for the purpose of vindicating his | chusetts (colored) regiment for South Carolina, cDaracte’. abe plaintiff was called, and corroborated the learned ‘our gel’s opening, ‘The ranks of the regiment were entirely full. The men were dressod in regular United States uniform, and were Ta cross-esainimation he ‘gajd Mr. Jameson did not go | splendidly equipped. They were headed by a full band witle bim to the police station; he was there about ten ho met him as he was going out; Jameson did vy he wag sorry that witness had uaod such abusive age to the def to tte defendant, and he was very gonry.if the tady had: deen avnoyed in any mannecy he was net more excited than any mw woald be espected to be un- der such cir minutes; mot ed from his wi'e about a week before ne heard previo.sly to his going to tho hore that Mv, Po wicnult was carryizg oa an ilicit inter- [. wife; he watched the honse on one to the ‘vight in question; tine that the hose was let out in dif- ‘oorg; he was not ongaged iv av altercation with k, tho landiaiy. when tne defendant made he evior at the reut : wan hewilees Dim t> remain np st Witness did not say upon leave ing t 10 police station that he would not return to the Wouse; Le bad ne cause to do so; he belicved af the time that the defendant had concealed Mr. eEoueicault, and had removed him to the police station to euable Mr. mt; ho (witness) did gay “Good | John A tances; he had known Mr. Boucicau t tn | wag attended by of colored musicians. The regiment made a magnificent Sppearance. Aftor being reviewed on Boston Common by Governor .. Andrew and his staff, the regiment embarked on C rata new steamer De Molay, which is to sail immo. jately. The march of this splendid regiment through the cit the most enthnsiastic cheering, and suc! vast crowds as lined the streets have seldom before becn ‘The regiment were greeted all along their march with tremendous cheers, and they present: a most soldicrly ho kcew | and imposing appearance. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Tuurspay, May 28—6 P. M. The favorable advices published in the morning journals of the continued successes of General Grant caused operators to act with caution, and before the board the market was dull and rather Boucieault lo escape, Mrs. Jordan bad since returned 10 | heavy, “Charles Daily, 47 C, proved that he was called into the suse to take the plaintil into custody, He refused to @5 8000 his own respousibility, and the defendant there- upon said he would give him into custody, Croas examined—The defendant said, ‘1 want that gen- Cenan removed (rom this house;”’ wiibess said, “Why?? ‘the defendaat repried, “He is creating a disturbance, and re‘uses to eave.” At the police station Colonel Gibbon raid lie would not press the charge if the plaintiff pro ‘mised not to return to the house, The plaintiff promised jo so, and the parties then left the station house; ‘8 silw vo more of them after that, a8 the piaintit § case. vr. Karalaxe, in opening the defence to the ‘ury, sald th. question for their determination was nut whither M Boucicault bat hed illicit connectin with Mrs. sory - wether Colone! Gibbon had endeavored to conceal Mr. admitted that he had not. The only qiestion was whether tho plainti? had a right to insist upon rema ning m the house in question contrary to the sehes ant direction of the Inedlady, Mrs. Clark. The ficis an presented to them by the defendant were these, sry the Night fn question the ¢efenéaut returned from the Army and avy Club to hie lodgings at the house ta ques. . Jordan in violent altercaiton with t He learnt that the plaintiT Fr e uy sluice ina very excited state, declaring that Mr Povelesutt was ia the house, avd be wouid not leave willbe hed found bim. The landlady, who was asleep 4 Whe Line, was awcke by the noise, and, descending she siaicenr® found Mr. sforden ta’king ‘in a very oud vaice waring that he would flad Mr. Bouvie cautt. by ‘y Se upset the landlady and pearly brew bh 6. 0nd It was about that potat ot the $ apsaciion that Colonel Gibbon made his appear nee. de cred to indueo the plaintiff’ to be quiet, bat nd for that repson alone bo sent for dored his removal from the house. m together, where the dant would not sign the he would pot come (© the bonse, They police station trgether, and outside eon, wh ; d seeu Mr. Bouci- ho-se. ut said, “Now you twas all you wanted.” ‘The plain. ‘it was.” They then entered Into a conver. sition together respecting the plaints wife,and tho piaintiT promised to eall upon the landlaty ‘tho next morui'g, om! express bis sorrow if he had caused her any cusopanee, ‘Tbe plaintif and defendant then taiecd (heir bats to one another, and after that they parted. ‘The defendant beard no more of the transaction votil the reesipt of an attorney's Jetter im uber towing, demanding compensation for the piatutif, and asking tor the nurae ol the d 4ce doivndant antwored, acd on the following day he ceived the writ in this action, ‘The learned counsel con- toned: d bit if the facts 08 above were proved to the satis- fagtion Of the jury the defendant was entiiled tothe verdict. The pléio' Mf in the first instance was committing a disiurba:ce in the house of Mrs. Clark, who was an un od Indy, ber busbar! being at the tine go til as 10 be upabie to attend to any business, ‘The plaintiff had no ruil ia the honse, and Was committing a trespass, for chioh tho lady micht have need suillesont fores to eect reomns ttpon tho third floor were the apart. fendact, and for the purpose of this nti was committing a trespass there the bt to eject him. aud it was on those rued counsel asked for a verdict lor alled, and corroborated the learn- (h respect to the part which he Won, and stated that the plainti® was sdant’s solicitor. To tt vb took 1 the trans: At the board the market opened very firm on governments, Coupon sixes of 1881 sold at 10834; registered at 10834; seven-thirties at 10734, and gold certificates at 10194, The new issue were inquired for at 9934 a 99%. There was some activity in the coal stocks. Delaware and Hudson sold at 150, Pennsylvania Coal at 139, and American at 70. Cumberland, however, was an exception, and fell to 2634. When the call reached the railway shares there was some disposition shown to press stocks for sale, and prices were generally lower than last evening. At the close, however, there appeared to be a slight disposition shown to buy at the decline, and prices were 14 a 4 better than on the printed list. At the one P. M. call in the public board the market was dull; but prices were generally 4 a 4 better than in the morning. At the second board prices were generally better, though the volume of business was small. There was a sharp de- mand for Erie, Pittsburg, Toledo and Rock Island. Governments were steady ata fractional decline from the morning quotations, At the four o’clock public board the market was irregular; but prices were, in most instances, higher than at the second board. The following were the closing quotations of the day: US 6's,’81,regi08 a 100 Harlom pref. 11134 a 112 U8 6's, 81,coul08iy 8 1081f Reading con oe alllsg 7.80 notes »...10T!¢ 41079 Mich Central..115%4¢ a — ” Gold. 1.14335 @ 143% Mich waite 13% Mh Wi, a Why 1d 6214 0 6436 a 66), a 6! ag 26% a 27 104 a wom a 8h Ryo 6% 9 Rock Island, 99% -. 180% 8 — Fort Wayne... mane 3 NY Consenl,..120% @ 12075 Pr du Chien... 443% « - THO, «see. 954 & 93% Ter Heuto,.., 44a — Evie preferred. oferred.10432 abe Tr Bante prot 78° amy Hudson River.132) ig a 132% Chicago & @ 32% Haciem.......100% 0 100% Money has been freely offered to-day at 6 per cent, and some of the leading brokers have been supplied at 5 per cent. If the present dulness continues for two weeks lenders will find it difi- cult to lend at 5 per cent. It is a curious fact that while the money market has been stringent on first class securi- ties the rates on A No.l paper have not been above 5 per cent. A lot of $100,000 60 day paper was passed to- day at 4% per cent, and single names, well known, at 5 a 5% per cent. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows NEW YORK HERALD 100 toad Goes wa falas & Chic RB 108 a 860 10255 joo (hie, RT ERs 8 % 98 4 S 9875 aon wa abr aii 2 Pets! ™ Poneayin Cenk a) ae: os 18 eriopiriciain iit 113/5 13% 190 Tor & Wab pref. 400 10. 150 Alt & T Haute RR “a - 10 100 Chie & NW RR, 30 a NY casi RR. pod 600 do . eons iy 50 do. iT) 133% 250 Chie & All pref. 92 100 Miss & Mo RR... 2734 SECOND BOARD, 400 sb MB&NIRR, 10 i 1334 a meen Ta sori og 105 shs Contin'tat Bk. 100 100 Cen Am Tran 00. 48% 100 Canton Ormpauy. 3934 100 34 345 300 200 Cumb Cal pret. 26% Midi 200 do... 234 100 400 Bueks Co TeadCo 1% 600 100 Reading RR..... 1003; 850 do 200 100 Chi & Rk TRE: 40 200 360" 4 RR. 11 200 Pie i) 160 ‘do, 12% 50 Alton & THR. 46 100 Tol & Wab prof.. 8536 300 Chi & Alton RR:. 75 100 do 2 uN ap ybler sea BO do......... 7435 830. 150 Chi & Alton pref. 9234 200 Mich Cen RR... ¥ 126 Chi k NWest RR: at 100 Mieb 8 & NIRR. do......016 82 Salcs at the Public Board. ONE O'CLOCK P.M. 7 ee she. Tr pen. 108 USers,1 yrcer 101% ++-D3 101% 50 shs Cum Coat pref 2635 byl ag ny 120 ia 100 10 SOD Central serio. 10834 100 Pitts, Ft WRCRR 1254 400 100 Gal Ecote RR... 1033; 800 ay 033g 200 200 Cleve & Tol RR. 114 200 180 Chic & Rik Is] RR. 9875 200 FOUR 0" P, 100 wiendo iin "ax =K10 7834 03. 73% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Taurspay, May 28-6 P. M, Asnxs.—Sales were made of 70 bbls. pots at Se. a 834c. Pearls were quite nominal, Bareapsrvrrs.—The demand was fair for flour, but prices were unsettled. ‘The day’s aales comprised 16,000 bbis, State and Western, 1,300 do. Southern and 1,500 do. Canadian, within our revised range: vonas0le BSSaRsSE pring $117 a $1 39 for Chicago spri her'State. Corn was dearer, with amounting to 100,000 bushels mixed: Western at 73c. a 76c. for and old sound, and 67c, a 72c. for wnsound; Western yellow at 75c. a 76c., and white at 7640, 8 80. Oats were sell- ing freely at 72c. 0.76c. Rye wan quiet at 99c. a $1 01. Corrxe.—The demand was limited and the market hea- vy. We quote :—Rio, prime, S2c.; good, Ble. a 31*sc.; fair, 50c. a 30%e.; rthner og vlan ta fair to good cargoes, 30c. ‘a 3le. Java, mate and bags, S70, 2 87! <0.; Maracaibo, 32c. a 34¢.; Loguayra, 32c. a 24c.; St. Do" mingo, asice. a 200. in moderate demand, and quoted up to Sle. for middling. NTs. —The tendency of the market was decide 'ly downward. To Liverpool there was taken 1,500 bbis. flour at 28, 140.000 Buahels grain at Gd. a 7d. tn bulk and bi London thore were sbipped 1,200 bois. flour at 2s, 64, a 2a, 103¢4., 7,000 burhels wheat ai 9d. To Dublin 22,000 bushels *wheat were engayed at Tid, To Antwerp 6,600 wheat at 11 45d., in ship's bage. Hay.—The demand wos fair and the market firm for North river at 90¢. a $1 05. Hewr was quiet aad nominal. Hors were geiling alowly at Iie, n 236. Latus.—The market was doll at $1 25 for Fasiern per M. Morasse,—The principal soles todey were 18 bhds. and 463 bbis, New Orleour at 24 ce. a 46c., mostly at auc- tion; market tending cownward. Orne were heavy and deelining. Crade petroleum was down to 25¢ ; linseed, $1 25. Provisions. —Lork ‘was heavy and down to $11 62a $11 87 for old, and $13 10 4 $13 62 for new mers; $10 50.4 $11 75 for prime with sales of 2,500 bble. » Beef ‘more reqnest, with sales of 400° bbls. at steady prices, Lard was active at Oto. @ 1c., with sales of . Balen were slso made of 200 packages cat meats and 450 boxes baccn at a Prices. Butter and cheese were aetive and Rics.—Thero were 150 bags nat India gold at $1fo. a 8, RE heavy, with sales of 350 bhds. and 78 boxes at 9c. a lle. for New Orleans, and 10c, a lic. for Cuba. Taizow,—Thore were 100,000 Ibe, sold at 10,0. @ n. oe were in better request and buoyant. Wriskry.—Tho day reached 500 bbis. at 440, a 450, mostly at 440, a 443; Movements in R Estate. , Ry James M. , Tot s. w. cor. Oth av, and 69th #., 25 6x10. Three lots adjoining above on 9th Av. ,en.25x100, oa. 1 Six tote south side O01h at. commencing 100. wesi of 9th av., each 25x100.5, each. ... w+ 1,605 Seven lots olping the above on the west, each 25x100.10, for the wholo......« ssteeey - 10,100 Lot southeast corner Broadway ‘and 09th ét., with three lote adjoining’ on the avenue and ope _ on the strest, for the whole..... ‘ive story brown stone house and jot s. w. of 46th st. mie yf, ong aay gm . Bleecker, Son rm ravaTe OF ‘toa LATR DR. WM. B, MOFFAT, vory violent and excite’, and fusieted pon searching the fo te purprne oF ‘Mudiag Me, Roucicauit, Had he | to-day— yo i oki Rh i alae on i tent wilnees w wid have oyened the bedroom | Receijits. $3,089,064 58 | Eight lots east side 12th av., comprising t hat was vip. Witvowt did not know | —Por customs. . oy seg: that ay i aS he longo, eu he left his ments. 2,265,246 03 25x 100, ened. . + 785 focarwed 1h 0 been ante tie Gee, | ee 25/808,078 60 | Hight lots cast sido 12 riging ths entire site Te 1 Wepre lly ir | Frowt from 100th to 107th street, @xch 20 11 ant the ho: uit in hie secretion ia Stock Exchange. QIN, EROD. 6... 880 J dnd @ald:—tt was late ae aight ‘Tworspay, May 28, 1863, | Triangular Plot of ground: wounded iy Broadway, toe tine Bouse All the inate | $2850 U 8 6's, "68,reg 107 100 sha Erie RR. .wJ0 9s ith ay. and 106th Bt,........ ! 2.000 2 of Mre. Jordan and Ot ‘" 1000 U S 6's, "81,reg 10834 500 do 60 98 Lot corner of 106th st, vHicndiay abd tits 1,500 r, dordes the funding te | ,0000 US 6's,'81 cou, ped 500 do. 4M | Three lots on 1th av., oe yn get ae 0 Lie excitement he puched | 10000 @0. ning through to Broadway, f 1,205 which abe bald te ber herd $000 do. ‘Vhree lets adj, above on 11th av., €nch 26,100. each "650 y nearly thrown down stairs, | 10000 U8 8, Lot 0. ©. corner of 108th et. and ith av. 25.11x100 — 800 {1 two questions to the jury 2000 088 Lot north: corner of Broadway aud 106th st... 1,250 with the asconnt given b: —— ny OD Fond is pein, woo Be bs do 590 : dant havin Lot southwest corner of Broadway and Lobth si... 1,125 ¢ : O, end caused bim to vot ke 4000 Ii con b,?T9.. 10055 1800 107.4, | Two lots adjoining above, it Broadway, each... 1,075 through stoeets in the midile c Ying | 10000 Fenn 6's, '90.. 64 960 Harlem RR ret, rT ee Two lotne.s. 1084 st. bet.’ Broadway and 11th ay. stroet fo ation. Sup Predgen dy tf 10000 N Caroling 6's, 68 Sa RR..... 1081 | Lote. 0 cor. Lith ay, nd 105th st. 2511x100 , e ox had y (the tor Missourl 6's... 70% 400 108 Lot adjoining above dn 11th ay... ‘i ‘ mages criti 2) | oc California 7's.. 190% 600 Two lots adjoining above on 11D av.. each 'p rt abould at he had » do +130 200 Seven 1otes.e, 106th Bt. coum 100 ft. @, of 12th av., ea, rgiit c ie tele ¢ the cuse fram | 1000 Kele ga mb, 113 100 Four Jota adjoining above on the east, each be n for.brial | 9000 MiohOen 8 400 Five de, do the alter a corputti " bout h. our 6090 Hil Con RR b.., 1103¢ 900 turned tue Yello saga We na ee an bone Te | BOU0 AIA Han ine 88-400 plainti?, dae 5 ion shat the plain 1000 Chi & NW 200 \ He did rusty np | 22000Cb) SNW 200 Four lots ho dovondant's rooms by hig dee | 9000 Ch KN W 600 25.11 an 4 6000 do. 300 Foar ote sw. oor, nue av. and TOUib Ki) each or i . 6900 do 7 25.11 an ‘x ene] Tet > , Then you dnd the second plea | fooq do e608 400 Four lote nw. 100th st, « The Jury --We do, 4000 Tot Way Tat an wh Lith ay, ace esiehieae By Als Verdict ‘or Une plaimsit ly 2000 Tol AWab 24m 92 Four lots aij, above, on weet, each 25x100 11, each ost ame eto ee, | g5o00 Pre aechigdm 85 Four do. de, euch | "xm Mies & More. ot Fone & a, ‘ona he A > | 1000 Am naan. 13% Right do. e eno toca costle By 1863, oo a 143 Four } ee. 8 THELD st, commenemg 100 feat w of ‘The etoameh') Americ, for Liverpoot via Haliiax, will _ te \oerd 258100.11, ened. ; 135 r pormittin The Ameria | Four ! 1). HOWE OH West, ea 1}, oseh. ago t on Saturday 19.044 eon Dank. 6 \ er ell is ttt h parcial Tel ios _* a ¢ x 1a Babee tat Bou: 10 e700 Chev & Pi ei it H alternoop way o 8414 ; : CaualCo, 10% oo iT "00 66 ; rem 1 4 we t see WO” 800 10 » x00 eb FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1863. ith st. commencing 100 feet w. of f 255100.11, each... 500 — bave vn tie 'w., each 2oxico.u1, eich 685 = 500 Bix ‘ 400 Ot tote. JOH os , BSI 1th ay, each 500 Ten lots adj. abut O35 Four do. 600, Six do. do. 400 House ond lot s.e corner Chtren and Walker si bod louse and lot corner of Church and Wa'ker sts, Me balnen the estite was postroned for two tee mREOKEY ESTATE OF THE L<78T BRRGES. ‘About 69 lots jn Ist av., botween doth and S6thsta. , and water right. nthe bay, with alt papravesneny UePeON eee ee 28,600 14 Jols on istay. ands. 200 gon iav.ands, &, 68D st., 6a 100 i ee pounded by 21 ava dvs ,and 54th and 6otR a sts,, each 265x100, each. . 56 lots, bounded by 2d and 3d avs. ,and 54 1h ane 60ch sts,, each 25x100, @ach....+ 200 28 late og st., between 2d ‘and 3d’ ave., each ae Q5KLIB, COE sos sean 64 lous on Sad one 4tis avs., between Both ‘and 66th ata, each 25x10, ea, eaiane 205 4 lots on 3d av. and 9 lots adjoining on south side of 65th st., exch 25x100, each. 200 4 lots in Sd av, ard 9 lots adjoining of sc uth Fide of bath st,, each 25x100, each. +» 197 8 lots in 4ih av., between 54th jots adjoining'on 54th st., and 9 lots on each 25x100, each, 1€0 ‘The entire sale by Thom: tance of the “eatate was Hant. Iaq. AL. Mofer, P. R. Wilking & Co, ‘THE RERKMAN ESTATE, Lot 8, ¢. oor. of &8d st. and Sd av., 25.0x105. Lot adjoining above on 3d av, 25x105.. 5 lots 8. side 62d at ,conmencing 105 tte. of war. with 5 gores in the rear, sold a8 5 lots, -each 1,810 2 lors adjoming above, with 4 gores in the rear.each — £50 76 tt. n, of 68d st, 256x100. .... 1,778 te. Pampers 2d av., each 25 seach 1,225 4 lots adjoinicg ‘above, ones. 253100 5. Lat 8. 6..corncr of 4th av. and 64th st 8 lots adjoining above on the av yencli 263100, each 1: 989 2 lots s. 8. 64th st., 100 1t. @. dthav., 26x100.5, ea. 1,450 Lot one, w. comnor of ay A and 62d st., 25.6x108.5 1430 3 lots adj, above, on the avenne. <<; * hae ea. 780 2 lots and 1 gore adjoining above, ea 3 lots 8. 8. Of 62d st., 106 ft. w. av. ‘bs wi 3 gores ip the rear, each. dnistinwevas 620 2 lots adjoining above, with 8 gores in rear, each,, 380 Gove &. W. corner of avenue A and 64th st., with 2 jots adjoining on the avenve, each Lot n. w, corner of ave, A and 62d 51 2 tots adjoining abo The Peekman wears ft. we of av. A: sD lols In rearon 694 at., with 210ts on av., enc ie 58,06 Lot adoining Do. Do. do. do. ‘100 Lot n. &., 181 ft. w. of av. A, 25x10... 850 Lot adjoining above on the west, 26x100.5. 750 Do. do, do. 800 ao, SHIPPING NEWS. ASMANAC YOR WHEW YoRK—THIS DAY. 432 OM TISKS. se morn 200 morn 4 52 CLEARED. ip Bi sucalt Br), Archbold, Liverpool—Ed:miston Bros an 1 Bliwood Rater ‘Warner, Londonderrg—Snow are jermania. Townsend, Havre—W Whitlock. re Big german Penguin, Brereton, §| acm A A Low & Bo: Bark int fe Theodorine (Bel), Hornbestel, ‘Cardift—Tiolm. k G ing Star (Br), Robinson. Newry—T-dmision Bros. Bane quving a (ar), Corming, Antwerp—Wmn F Schmidt Bark Rtten Stevens, Howe, Matanzas. Brig Troubadour (Br), wa, Sisal—Miller & Houghton, Brig Scotland (Br), Francis, Barbados—& ¥ Si ro rig LH Cole (Br), Cole, St Jago! E Ward & Co, riz Thomas Owen, Pettengill, hiladelbhlaThorapaon & ene i 7, St Thomas—Master, Bont Abbie Wrnatord. Freeman, Jverel—Konbardt & Co. Schr Bendy GB), Rtoberis, Harbor Island-—Jos Eneas, Beh h. Anderson, Accomac—A @ Hav fear WYoumaus, Peterson, Washington—Van Brunt & aeciro gain. Barts, Mashingtoo-tonag Sche DB is. Jayne, Washing! eo eaeeill & Abi Behe § Halt Weicht Washtn nM Bed Behe Macia & Biizabeth, Bowker, fontiagton—H 8 Rack- ett gfe! BA Conkling, Norton, Washinglou—H 8 Rackett & a r Catharine, Latchum, Washington—Bentley, Smith £ C0 Schr Rhode Ts'and, Barry, Washington—Boatley, Smith & Bor White Foam, Millikon, Washington-—L Kenn, } Scull, Washington—Van Brunt & Slaght, in \timore—Dowiey, Corners & ‘more, ce. facon. Phitadetphin—Mersit & Abbott, Grecian, Dow, Philade|phia-—Bentley, Smith £ Co, ‘Bony Spow Squall, Shepherd, Klizave: port —Mete: if & ‘che 1 Boston Dewey & Colitis fiance, Foss, ernor, nase, on, Pratt, Boston —W 8 eee &Co, Schr Wm T ‘Conquest Luce, New Have: Blok Oak: Davis, Somersol—-H § Rackett Rowen, Brothert Eloop Soph Richmond, Uneasvitle—11 8 Rackett & Sou, Steamer Wm Woodward, Cunditl, Baltimore. Steawer Octorara, McLanchiin, Baltimore. ARRIVED. Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Bri!:myn, Liverpool, M ‘via Queenstown If"), with mdse and 6 9 passengers, t @ Dale. Mav AM, norak, bound Wp: fame Peden ns nd in; 16th, chanvel: 2th, off Montane passed Bremen bark Paolo, froma firemen for New Yor Steamship America, Maury, wig Juan del Norte, May 20, Hantage biverpook, 38 ¢ ith r, Rawlings. Liver aya, wit 749 parsengers, to Trask & Dearcorns Ha four done birth. Saw several large iecbergs near the Queen (Br), Me reat & Gut ip Caravan. Lawier (ato Sans), Lowdon. April 25, ait mths lowland & Frothiogham. th inst, Capt Sanda died. “Avil a ta 44, Jon 20, sigualtzed Br shts PoP Willian. bound Wes 24 from Londs 630 P. eh) hase bopetiabi Foran’ Sonat arco Liverpyol, April 25, with mdse, idnight, lat 47:30, lon 45, ran dow . uppers asbed Away, timbers Bo deck vislie, stump of Toremast ‘apparent Ling to the wind. saw a white boat with red her, bottom up, which had been but a short pers m 49, saw Dumerous ice-" ip Henny, (Meck), Ohler'e RN ne ae tee and bergs on ‘ship Wouecsiea. "De: an, Philadelphia, 3 days. in bal- ‘ati eat cin cP 8), Prignite, Dubli apche (Pros), Prignitr, Dubl to Wm Salem & Co. “ine Traveller (Br), Randle. Rio Joneiro, Aprit Ms, vig Bt Thomas tMay (4. with coffee, io J L Phippa& Co. Hat fine weather with Mad nds the entire SRA LC, Park Panama (of Ne St Jones, PR, anys. with Beas Hotiubor & Ba Brig tau terse: wd (Pras), A am Alicante, 45 days, in Rotterdam, 41 days. with Paw large quantities of ballast, to Fane, Meincke & We Fie Peeriess (of i Halitarp, NGritiihs, Matanzas, 1% dass, ‘Wiiman, oh inst, lat 20 Ot with mol spoke WILD molngses. to R FP Brig Lent, Speed, Port Reval, 9 rig Vineenes, Lave Rendont for he i B Cowperthwaiie (of Forsed ‘River, NJ), Rogers, Lisbon, at 4 In ballast, to waster Behe Storm Ny mph (Tr, of ‘glazes B), Shug, St Lucien, 18 et molasses. to@ F By ilies (iE), Jobson, Bleuthora, 11 days, with MeKeas, York River, 4 d Bayt eee sana Je, sit wie! cone Bina Furbush, Mayo, Elizabeth; oa Village Queen, Jobuson, Provide Mach @ 8 Bockingharn, Bkianer, Porand. Ot. Sehr Rey — Route Na Ty w Bedford, Behr 3 Jacot ow ft aven, Sehr J A Rich, on jondout for Boston. Steamer 7 Jove! ine (US trausport), Gremlos, Washington, ra, McTanghlin, Baltimore, "tho: pen Philadelphia Steamer BM Fairehti: ‘Tron, Philadelphia, Steamer Tacony, Ely, Philadernhia, Steamer Kingicher, Williams, Providence. BELOW, Brig Paral Sue ship and two brigs, unknown, licabethport for Bast SAILED.. ‘ATtmBieawer Baltimore; ships Stephen Crowal, Airenaalvon, barks Megdaiene, Morning Sark i ‘le, Ovean brige Detling iy BL Swan, Avoretta, ita & Jane hy Ri Re th, Robert ‘mer, Herschel, Mary Mankia, Mowo; sobre Fleet Matamoros,and others, Wind ot sunset BW. Sreawsnie Crev oF Bavtimone, of tho Taman line, will eail | to morrow, 28th, at 12 M, for Queenstown and Liverpool, un. der the cr'mmand of Capt Brooks, of the Etna, Capt MeGui- gan remaining over to (ake out the Etna, which satis ou the ‘6th of June. Swi Tons Menutor, MoLean, from Malaga for Almelya to loud for Boston, while going ont of the harbor Sih jhst grt hore but came ol again during the wmue day, Duinage stated Srrur Curnress BinneCalentta, April hing hf Clarita Bird gleared hence March 80 for Hong kong, bt faving been ashore xoing down the river’ "+ MAePas back, » sky ASN, Pritchard. sailed from Portland Feb 12 for Liverpool, and had not arty Seon | Bhe hed a cargo of 8168 bbls fonr, 119 a0 a .073 Ibs of 21.496 do lard, (390 dn corn stare x8 Of here Fears are entortalaed for her safety. Spoken, ae. Ship Charger. Knowles, bence daa 1 for San Francisco, Feb 2h og Tver bia foln Ne UR, tos ns shtp Charlotte, | along thwe in that condition: at | M0 daye, with tron, | i Lilly, of und for Lendun irom the West | Chimvoraro (of , Bowtee). Warren, Sagua, 13 days, i epee, | bees! Brig Ashier, of Boston, frem Trinidad for Portland, May 97, Absecum bearm: W™) miles Axrwi 8a trom | ‘incbing ii vale ‘ss Ataris, May 9—8) TH, April i bark Sea She'l. Howes, from stata aM au ne 6 days; che Jedda, Ree, for i =r i a ee Lg Pranctseo; 1th, Bai is Lord Anek tand Conti th. Sue orb, Tan ant Ber shire, Witiains, and UBiWright, Park, do: Sou Ken: | mere, Graves ai i ‘Avov. Mareh 178d Guinea, Ran‘eren NYork, Reston May 15-8! JP Wheeler. Gadi, Caniilt. Bassetx, March M—Arr Maori turwell, Selbourne, 1d °Sd, Rival, Atkims, Falmonth, By 2ith, Roanoke, Goes, Arr Julict Trundy, Gou'd, Callno ( p Catovrra. April P—Tn 7 on ‘ships Continent York; Mattapan, Robingon, tor co aon Cor vepains. having, April while eat down the Fives oO 4, bark Boy (Dan), Resetx- Hotmes, Bangs, Boson, Pewansns, April 22--Arr brig Biack Hawk, MeCloud, New EtiormeRs, May 16—-Tn yor Br acbra Liverpool, Venturse, and Goodwill’ all for NYork in 7 cava, Fanveurit, May liars Shamiock: Berry, Savua for Pix. month (amd progerded same dav); Martha’ Rookst, Good urn, ‘Git the Deadinan 1th, J F Patten, Perey, from Cal'ao f Antwerp, : Fonevow, Nareh 25—In port ships: Wovnd. York: Con: mor, ready. Bid 4 Nabob. Th Ith, Wanderer, Welel Guassow, May ‘o-wmbega, Hating. Vila ‘Tent, Sia 18th. MA Levels, Tove. NYore, Grexxock, May '3— Arr Pamasens ¢8). Brown. N¥ork, Gaxytown, Nic, May 2)! ‘Ort sohre Geo \ Adame, disg: Franees, une, Sid Mav 13, Rr brig Boreas. Havar, May 2—Arr New Orleans, Hew Hxtvory, Mav W—Arr Casitda, Staffor.t, mat Nona Koxe, March 5-—Arx Shir ¢0: 6th. Hellen, Webster, Melnonrnes, Mian h és) Curven. New York ‘S12 th, ihe Monsees Newel, Sen Prot 8” do; Catalpa, Allen, Suab; a March 3i, shi e lary Bradford, Wileon, for Mel. Dourne and 8ydney. NSW: Storm King. Cul Liverpool: Plack Prince. Chan”, for San Frnnclse: Brown. for do: Buena Vista, Avres: Saran Newman, Cobl EM-sbeth Kunta'l, Grindle? R ne'eader, White; and We ington. Colburn, for do: Ltn. (ir) and ernie (Br) do, very soon: Arracan. Hathaway, from 8! Helios, Websier: F Mason, Lrev; Jack Fre ery: J.C Humphrey, OF nei barks. Wawatha, Taye eres, 8) . do; rig J Marshall. do, Honant Tow. VDL, March 7—Arr Richard Busteod, Mitchell, Manila for Svdnay, short of provisions, and with all the crew ill with scurvy, and proceeded 29th after engng- poh yates , Newba! Tn pi Hauarax, Mt Arr sor Agility, Pye, re; 17th, ship Atalanta, a. O Bevan Liverpool: schra Clara, ‘ser 1 Maltt more; Prom Sintth, Philadelphia ten, Ab! Ne'son and AG Aronthald, Vance, New Yo Blake, Rice, do; 224, brigs Veteran. Sa age, aia uiny. ‘Dale, Maxwell, a na J Nelson, Nelson Kawaos: jarvh 14—J0 port wohr wander er, 175 tons, sold for 31) Livenroot, May 1\—Avr Staffa, MeAlliste=, NYork: 16th. J Holes Bragdon. do; Clara Wheeler, Hiitz, Bombay via Bim a 8 rtp oGH. Sid léth, wis oop be and Boy pepe bts Ln America, Mortimer roo fs), Gere: ‘D Hroter: son, Bord mn, iy iorinnt, Rowlan’, Piadviphia: Acth, Romsey, White, NYork, Bot forlde ish Skslard: Rursiey, NYork; 14th, E Shor man, Nichols. Gloucester, Mans: Biarttetic ther Esusanre, Whitten . NYork: 16ch, Webster, Norris. pin: Berane. and Wisconsin, Rven, dos Tameriaue, Yackson, Advertised 1éth, Sore (a), for Quebec dat; Attica (9), for Boston 300] Sidon Ha) for yrex 19th; Edinbure (s). for "| tow Rosion; Tonse Webbs Hatcninecke ant Metin, Beant fenuc ith JRO. 1NV ie. Brando !, Eaneatir, for NYork, aeetoen ng pope eal John Clark, Let ‘us before. ., Oharten Jane. O Brien, Man7a- mar ry Marv, Bridgro, mn, Moure, 814 18th, of Loxpoxnnuny, May 12—Sld_ Agnes, Jones, and Arctic, Ze- rega, NYork, pat Lyanonry, May 6--Sld shtp Tortsmonth, Tariton, NVork, a ip Ansie Saxon. Penne'l. for Liverpool fa. nes aXe May 15; Br brig Sarah, hip Cowper. Shannon, Orleans, cise; y 1, Atking: thom do ona OL na, bri Richmond, Spragie, NYors: 7th, ship John Merniek! Me Lean. Almeira io iond ‘for Boxion fand. stay Asyoee goliy out of Live harbor, yu! enue Of a Mannan. April 12--in port silp Blenten d dlover, Mahon, from Boston. ary Sn. for Calentta to loa for Boston or New York: Glpraliar. Danan, from Giasgo v. arrgih, for Maghe main Bid March 2%, ship Gow bv, Fong Kong. sa fag March Cage as Ge tly Mountain W. Ws York. Cann tured Aniter (and passed Anjier 25) Bea Lion, Alesanier, Bombay: yin John Wau “Kein Bincapors,. Sid 71 a ay Re Sowny 2athe ar gst A Arvtrallay 1h Grew: Pritai Mi ip ator Bae ae ¥. Barton fand a Mar i for ch OF rate Sieanioi Mou. Pavarig: my NY ori; 10th, tar, Guthrie, ¢ Feb 22—Ar doek, Hi Ghasnplon Hoy fei tee fs fall uesce Sid eth, Tar- Sid Feb 27, AW TLLY a: Statesman, we Eiihe Dalter amram, Cuaaia: BAe (ond sed Mare Hi Sor fen, F ih an fareh 14 for aneiseo); 2h, ji 4 fon, Srduey ‘aur ad tor r Bhanghar “thy ero aire Arr at do Mayeh 6, init tain. pee ere Ent, ui gen ta Fal fornniew. 0, N%. March feeArr Cex: re’ Feller Welch, Beduey. "fa Fe Thompson. Metbourne: 24th, Ocdon Bei x pleion, Oxcood. Melbourne: a, dios Livi Senne W Paine, Burke, da, TaNANG April 10-—To ort snip Revere, Gibbs, from 81 Mureacows, May LLCA‘Y Fisting Bead, Rio Grande} 16th lay Lim Avy Flying Linen. areas creme ie p py ANGOON, Mare! fm Are Ly hate. cap 24th, Nontherner, soni, Galley sha So Karns Sor 1 per, Saw ita j Great Berta cee Tio Jawean Metariand, and Zin: mpanerd, Dubel!: Inons, Smith. » ‘et rive Virginia, tarciay, wr; nextday: Tallulah. Plummer. for do sor Baltin 20h; echr Sea Bree. ay 15—Arr If E Spearing, Rogers, London. March 2'—-Arr Silas Oreenman. Webber, Apill &, Se: Serpent, Phorm, Kong Kong; Sid’ Apel Winged Arrow, {1 to Wad for Ie verpool; Tih, brig Me To port ‘Ap ‘andraim (Ham). for NYO yn Penan ie = 1 Se. pent, Thorndice, to load for an ro'la, Bunker, | Frenne Crenst ori . thips Zephyr, King, S¥ork; Joseph / | Ins G ‘ebbe | a'tier port: TW Bears, | barks € vst, Hawes, | Hasthica, Kinasnag, ua ages | ghtANGitas Merc ti—Arr Renetacteeny Eitri ge. Kans. A'Bitvidge, Bennet: ‘how ce Wilco Atcry, Sun’ Francisco} Stihe Curlew, Obapans hi “In ri Maney Juli i GT! Chesoo. =| Fortune Mapeon ' a | | either to Hun or home; A Spe ny itaels), mne: Ip ostry. Linnell § Kiogenn a, Beale, Chitin. and: Panaigay” #00, } dos barks Litite, b id Wonk: Mary! { Buekwiaster for ‘rok Rover, Munt, t ! Japan, soon: AAT Bewater er, Wire ace; | Cora, Chan Woliers Beat: Teas Pell en A Wophve, Cariew, O ker, Coo) b Lg Pr ~ Ae Have NYork, Bid Bs Vue ae grenieCliy, 7 ark Gacole (Dan), Rernbeim, ‘ and Bilza'M Strong, tiie, une, No Au vesae! in porte lo-No Arn vessel Abas, oan, Nin May tare bak iy yee ia Ook Werte Me! Reno! La Ral Lewhvi ley ie ‘Wuamros, itefeh 211i pa RB Palins, Low. une. rorosytns a ae cy am, ariew, gas Crom, Nop: Cid barks, Kati eG: fat ering, Rotterdam: John (Aviles, Hi Contenas, brigs Marshall, mist Deavin, Bache co; whra Esstern Light ( Herry, and Ale: gith, Arr Br stearshi anon, Li eon! via Ha te Stat and Meno, t to a Crow - ay Phi nna Fort a See ae Rice, frow | Rio arelroand's marke } schra silver Clond, Coiling. | ney, ‘S40 Ls anouthy | Biew, Rin, Ramadt HANGOR, beth port; M Farry, M2 oo tts Raowies | ewinbier A ingion hha sei Dent Alexandria, Ch Doth a ai Vee UF gree on “ond, Dit aie inane HUORT, May seo ochre pare, Ee aliner, Hendy, iN Seymour, Nort La ign 8 It Scranton, Coe ata Avr sehre RR Mite, Paul, Mork Priiadelphin for doy 1 Tatkrtoo, Cong: , Clan ropa. Cine ok tor Bos orted, with some others below, WoRORGHTOWN, DC May 23—Arr achr Ocean sae: Writie, Por GLOUCESTER, May 25-—Arr schrs Wm Baker, Charlotetowa, VEL. for Baltimore: Golden Rod. Bichon Vinadey pa for Guarding erpye W Clower, Thomas. Cam. deu far S¥ork; Eben C #rown, Perkins, NYork, Chl be rape in KAN*, May I2—In port bark W A Platentus, Devi, ca ea iis te Ida MeLeod, Davis, from Baton 0 ‘kK. Yaak tt tg NEW [1A Neweantle, BE. Cl E Warwiek, Eiigubethy ort peo { Wonte Portlan ): Ovid Tree Aver. Cloner: tart ae "lia Morse, Koy West: San ‘Antonie, Jack Arr hip Frank Bo fowes. 1 nf IW: Drs 2 Raston: 3 Brownlag, Gandy. & Denisa, Pathaway, Cotas a, Pleie Dison Neiite Rance Atwood Sth; wit Elvabeth. Brown, Pi bai River: " Fotce. Boi « Monroe; ra aime to Bout, Nd 2th—Cl 01d fe Stertn, Goo rmen Bawitton, Yor’ PO -ASMOLT: Ww Rt EMen Mer. to Rivo, Vaerim: gg. Matanizas, sels Wile. ath Ten % Bet -ntin G 4 Ewin; soops George. Bri-ntiman. oy mae v9 yer, Konsont tid sobre Mart n. Hursing Pi HR gers, Tervell, and E Davidlon, Aten, NYor'; Beant Spring Bird, iinmas Phi! worth. do ¢ Hise us, Work, ?. 1 Elizatet Commence, Tyler, N York PAWTUCK(T, May 2°—S1d aches Wn Lop’r, Robinson, Philatelnhin; Minerva. Hrooks, SYore. SALEM, May 26—Sid scur Mary D Cranmer. Cranmer, Philadelp' yeoue! ERSET, May 24-8id sloop Hardacrabble, Simmons, hs WIscASSET, May 27—Sid brig Austra'ia, Giles. Carde- Tav ICKPORD, May 27—Sid sche Ell Townsend, Ly wis, New ‘ork, _ MISCELL. NEGUS. { SRORET WORTH KNOWING.—70 TO THOMAS R,, 7) AGNEW'S, corner onwieh and Murrey sir ene, and ee the Jow prices he ts seliin: Teas. Flour, Fish, Coitees, Wines, and everythin: else used in eve ae fay Hams ve., Shoulders 6c, “For Sugain Tisgo.' up BRIGGS! MODERN CURATIVE bnnions, tender eet 4c. rol! by dru by wal for Wi cents. $1 0 So fer tose Corn bad wails, e., enred w thout pain by Dr. J, B. roppdlat, 318 Tivoadway. Bs N NEW & PUBLICATIONS. p BADY,—(OFFICTAL) 1118 UNITED STATES CON v tion Actor National a <7 Bill, win aw ve RTUNE, Yule FOR Me liber nex for relerence. JAB, entre surest, N. ¥. M bg NUMAN pr COLO! sania conaicered, Hire dremenia RK, LANGUAGE AND Ait the Iicht of a°hss piel oF St Train ay a distin: tislied ele, at of Inheritance: Exbnu aod other inte eatin dow. to Lame on dackeanty Be, ch he ehonk! yo hy in wine idertion cu Lae ory. rebel ta. ius Cuneo mater, im the dune Piiremologh al rar, Lee WELLS, No, 208 Broad vay. TOWNSEND,8, % 26) bowery. BELOW noustox xtrort. ladies mud gentter ction in Arithmede, FRENCH LADY, A GRADUATE OF A UNIVER. Siuy, wishes uD enxaxement for next tenber® with a sehoo! or iainily, She branches in Fre iteratate, dawwin: Geran, (Parisian aecent ) She overs testimonials uf her experience coe succeraful meinod, Addvces Mie J. M. ruting, ie: GOOD HANDWRITING UARANTEED To | ALD ix Bapai nd wer it eisatie 76 iseoutway, ret TT ELURKINGy AD Prvanv ms tenasbe er in receive appil ations for private vuitton in Freseh man cane e satle: jy AB Ble Grammar, Grok. Le, so” other bran & ssentisc education. PANISIL DANGUAG epstcd Good releremoe 3 ms. tine Pale Spree, of tie io ‘au! casanls 1 mate wera, 17 yards BOSE PiLLiNGs FOR RIIVICIAL Titth Old roots built vip, mere shois t thetr orisiual usefuiuers, and every variety of casa yf sthou! pain, and warvauted by the discoverer. .) Box’ Xie bt hla rooma, + Broadway, Rear ‘Over 10,000 tesiiuo: Di. cine. Deniet. cage eaten Wahed. RY. ©. WILL FIND. pa. THOS. FRY. parent ¢ coud Rs. one ating GRAND STREET, NEW york #, and 257 Palton street, Meow iat ot hs ner piers, Ka, 8{Clntvn se Iaproved Arilieis) Tevth, wits sr cones regis, Full peta Gm, ppld ef piatine, $25; on mig Ne ) per too. 9s site a or sober, tras R. MARCHES, FRENCH AN AMERICAN DEX: Be > im ay x. Torn ty el) held miro reer v ors he er ‘To our readers fn the Wh ‘peer p fervices of an exemileut deni: Iiful—we would recor ment T = wee ie lately with the mauner in which duty. JAIN POS! LY ‘DORE AWAY wont tracting tet! by using ioy new, ebemienily loroform ; guarantee | Petiacy harmlces in ev ed sae ot feet | tng Fie ‘Vuleanit, 8 ‘fp Pee ting, OF wens; extrectn: ‘AIT, ‘ Fourth’ renee, ‘opposite Klaventh street. 08 | Ean bas removed ington aa, | panics ‘where of equal exceltencn, ial _ AD THER pi ge ey pon y Dr. J. JAY y, Brow iway T to thons s.r a - Meepee rey di gee avenue, an ae pipie Avene, A saclia rma A BIGLIARD OOM ae: re eer ro Owner cannot atiend CLASS MAR. ain, bos 16 OR POR SALE—POUR FIRST CLAS: Jes, cheap, Address amare s Dernovep bond Tahiee eo ong fee mn! Woe URIS FTE, 16 Paiton streets, a