The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1868, Page 8

8 nr Os FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | y $9?) y; Vomnwestern Preys, WH 0 60; Fort eee Wepxespay, May 27—6 P. M. The fuctuations in gold to-day were wider han nena? of late, namely, from 139% to ns “with the closing transactions at 18994. The volume % specu- Jative business was also above the 4 =e and’there was some Mttle ex¢itement iu the dealings at inter, vals. There Was a moderately active borrowing | i Wayne, 1136 113%. © ‘The foreign exchange market was firm, but very duil, a8 usmal om Wednesday and’ Saturday. At the close bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 110421036; at three days, 110° @ 110%; commer¢ial bills, 10934 @ 110; bilia on Paris at sixty days, 5,133 @ 5.1244, Consols and Ameriean ‘seeufities were quoted thus in London to-day and on the previous dates men- demand for coin, and Icans were made with- | tioned:— * out interest and at 2a3 per cent per ammum | ooyegi, Fis iy ad ws 4G for carrying. The gross clearings ben Hi [ret 04a — : ipa 1146 2 ¢; ul jee a— _ ' F to $29,263,000, the currency balances to $2,422, ia en ae ae pag and the gold balances to $1,729,219 The export of specie fell somewhat short of the expected amount, the aggregate being $1,040,000, of which the steamer Bussia took $1,010,000 and the Manhattan the re- The receipts tor customs and the receipts, pays ‘ments and'Walances at the Sub-Treasury in” this'¢ity forthe expired portion ef the week bevy sl Toliows:— mainder. The d&sbursements of coin during the day at the Sub-Treasury in payment of interest on the) usiom, carr’ oo public debt amounted to $370,000, and the wey e Hise” sh she 06 eS Sas thirty notes to ponds | May 26... ‘conversions of seven-thirty n¢ May Brew Sate {sshoce “Tae 19) 00 89 te $5,840,890. The supply of money at this centre fg still increasing, and the extreme rate for loans on stock collaterals is now five per cent, while the iead- ing dealers in government securities and other first lass houses are offered more than they can take at four, and in not a few instances large sums are Joamed at three per cent in préference te allowing ‘the funds to remain idle. It is this growing plethora ‘of money, combined with the extremely light demand from the mercantile community and the very mode- vate one from the Stock Exchange, that is causing the banks to be among the largest buyers ‘of government securities, and this monetary ease ‘will be likely to last throughout the summer and ‘until after the drain westwara begins in the autumn, ‘Meanwhile the banks and other lending institutions ‘will probably.be compelled to continue purchasing ‘United States stocks from time to time in order to fnd employment for their surplus; and in this con- mection jt may be menttoned that, although govern- ments have advanced considerably of late, they are still Jowerthan they were last July, or even in Jonu- ary, allowing for the accrued interest. The stock market has been active and on the whole strong to-day, except for Pacific Mail, which Jost ite buoyancy and became dull, the sharp ad- vance of yesterday morning having caused the “short” interest to be largely covered, while it in- @uced the principal holders of stock to sell out. The wine referred to was too sudden to last, and it would ‘not have taken place probably to such an extent but Yor the assistance of some prominent bulls in Tallway shares, who in this way wished to ‘stimulate speculative activity in the general ‘market, All such spasmodic upward movements tm a stock like this tend to throw it back, as it brings stock out of strong hands and puts it into weak ones for the time being, those who would otherwise have been buyers becoming sellers, The cliques in railwayshares are trying to engineer the long talked of summer rise, and the transactions in Erie, New York Central and. Rock Island were large at advancing prices, These combinations are, how- ever, without the support of the outside public, and therefore their operations will be contined to “milking the. street” aud “washing” the stocks which they control in order to give them an appearance of healthy activity. Just now, however, the tendency of prices is upward under speculative influences, although it is liable to change at any time. There 1s considerable interest felt in Wall street in the result of the Rock Island contest, and the call’ of the committee of stockholders to hold the an- Bual election in June is regardea as a stroke of peliey eminently. proper under the cireumstances. The committee of: stockholders are unremitting in their efforts to accomplish thely purpose, axfd the public certainly wishes them success in their under- taking. The committee represent and already have ‘the control of over ninety-three thousand shares of the stock of the company, which is more than the whole amount of the capital stock as it was before the recent issue, and it is not improbable that the committee will before the day named represent ‘the whole capital stock as it now stands, and that the stockholders will vote unanimously aty the election, The Rock Island stockholders represent, in fact, the stockholders in every railway company in the United States. The ciple contended for is of the greatest importance ‘and involves very important interests. Aside from every other issue between the stockholders and Mr. Tracy and his co-directors, and without reference to For the week. Previously repo. 04288008 The exports (exclusive of specie) from New. York to foreign ports fop the week ending May 26 and since the commencement of the year compare as follows with these in pete and Cee sipriaa ascot on 4 5008 710,188,620 60,148, 246 . $90,610,606 6,810,808 $80,009,642 $72,006,708 SALES AT THE NEW W YOR ST STOCK EXSHANIE. Wedneeday, Min: May 27—10:15 A.M. 10900 U8 6's, "81, cou... Since Jan. 1. Sue B00 @f do 1 300 55 800 do. 7 100 i 100 do: ae £00 Readi 5835 9000 56% 160 Cleve, 68° 500M a b 634 20 di : 8 Ty 9.0 Clevela 6734 G0 Chic 875g £00 Chic 9, { ef Cleve & Toledo RR. 1097, 915g 200 no + M1, 0 10 96:4 $00Ch 9714 Hig B00 suo Chie RN Wistm, §8 10090 sg Won Tat & Wad itn ex 2x4 10) mnt ABE Pal RR. 3000 Great West anood Mortis € Peeox tk 1py SSIS SOs! it 10000 Mor 4 Es 2d. mte.. 00 Mil & St Pcl INO PRAY We Choa 6S BOTol, Wah & Wea is HU Cleve & Pitts 4m.. 79 do. buiy 2000 Mile St Pani istin 95 BO Guu) Mil & St Paul ddm 89 120 1600 Chic & Alton Ist m 4 13 25000 Gt Fastern Ist m, 13g i wha Hk Mate Nek, Td 8 28 Bank of Comme! 125 3 he ‘ontinental Bank i 400 hes 108 Cumb Coai pref 35, 113} 100 Canton Ci 50; 113 40 i Sug 100 Alton & 463 161 4 48 BIg 100 di as Big malta rer A pee... 100 Chicago & Ait 138 ie 100 Ohio a Mt ais 74 a do. as 9534 a1 ws MOH AST RR 7836 0 Mar & Cin 20 pref. 10 300 Union Navigation ’s: 2g Half-past Two o’Clock P. M. 5000 US By 74, reg. 100 shisCumber Coal pf 36: 10 US 6s, 81, re; 1 Western Union Tel. . 100 Quicksilver Min Co.. ton Water Power ‘the question whether the complaints of the stock- holders with rogard to the action of the former in ether respecis be well founded or not, it is indisput- ablethat these stockholders have just grounds of complaint against them for refusing to call or sanc- ten the holding of the annual election. ‘The volume of business in government securities is growing larger, and this day’s aggregate of trans- actions was the heaviest of the season. During the forenoon there was a further general advance of 1 a 34 per cent in prices, but dt the quarter past two call and afterwards on the street there was some dlsposi- tion shown to realize on speculative lots and a frac- Tonal reaction took place; but there was a good de- maand from strong partics for all that otfered, and be- fore the close the tendency was again as decidedly upward as In the morning, Some of the large deal- ere and foreign bankers emdeavored to depress ten-forties for the purpose of buying, but they were firmly held at 105%. ‘The advance in five-twenties of 1862 in London to 72 caused a sympathetic movement on this side, and ‘they sold freely at 11134. ‘The domestic demand con- ‘tinues undiminished, and the purchasers on foreign account are increasing. Ten-forties are in active vequest owing to the princinal of the bonds being payable tn coin under the authorizing act, as well as © the fact that they have practically forty years to run from their date; the goveryment not being likely pay off a five per cent Ioan tefore Maturity, unless ali the six per cent bonds have heen prey jousiy with- @rawn. The indications are that \Ynited States stocks will rise considerably higher, before the pre- sent upward movement culmizmtes, all the po- Mticai and financial conditions \ affecting them being fi to ths, At Yhe ose ‘the market was sieady at the ome nul quotations: — Registered, 1881, 11536 a 115%} Coupdy, 1881, 115 1534; 5-20's, registered,, eoupon, 1862, 111 @o., 1865, 1095, a 1 1662, 1034 111%; do., 1864, 18 108.46 ‘a @ 100%; anugy and July, 21} 0 111355 do., 1867, 1112 @ 11134; 1640's, regia Bored, 1055; & 10524; 10-408, coupon, 1644 @ 105%5 Tune 7.90's, 1087, a July 7.20%, 10975 'y 109; _An- gust compoumis, 1865, 1164; September dy.y 17%; October de., 117, At the commencement of business the sto % mar Ret was strong and ective, and at the earty sesvonm the open board prices Were slightiy higher UNn ef the close last evening, At the firet re yular Dyard & Bee SEES * = Pate, Waid RR. 15 4 S222235S' eze 3: ie 100 13 91% 500 B0'g 200 Alt & Ter 49) 60x 100 3h 700 Obio & Miss BR. . COMMERCIAL REPORT. WEDNTSDAY, May 27-6. M. BRESWAX was firm, with @ moderate demand, 4,000 Ibs, yellow were disposed of at dc. a i0c, CorrR®.—Kio was in improved demand and rather more nteady. The sales were 3,200 bags ex Bravo and 1,400 do. ex teamer Miasiasippl, on pric tag Droucht lee 6 163ge. guia, aug paid. ‘uiher hinds were CoTTON.—The market was dull and again lower under tho adverse accounts from Liverpocl. The_sales were limited to 955 bales, mnclucing 64% for spinning, 214 for speculation and 18 for export. ‘The decline was maluiy.on the lower grades, as indicated in the a As a Ale New Orleans and Forda. and ~ and Texas. Ordinary. 25 26 Good ordi Bs us Good middiing 32 FLOUR AND ORAIN, “Receipts 6.809 bin dour, 246 ao. and 705 bags corn men}, $7,498 bushels wheat, 194,276 do. corn and U6 do. rye, ‘The oat market continued to rule’ dull and heavy and the iow grades were nominal lower. In order to sell holders would fiave liad to take off ‘bc. at least, and even this re‘nction would not have induced much business, The high grades were in moderate demand and firmly held. ‘The sales were 7,000 bbs. Southern flour continued yatet bet firm under a light supply. ‘thy ble. Rye flour was steady with a im saen 3i0 pete. Corn meal was tolerab’y active at fall pric salen @6y bile, M6 @ for Branaywine aud @5 We HO tor Wester, We uote :— Superfine State and Western. 8 28 a 88 75 Extra State... 900 a 9 50 Cholee do.. 975 a 10 60 Common to #75 0120) Round hoop 0) ipplng brands, 9 75 a 10 80 Round hoop Ohio, trace brands Hoalio St. Loais low extra. -W 0 a DO St. Louis straight extra, -H1 60 @ 18 00 St. Louis choice double extra. # ¢ a1 00 St. Louis choice family re Southern choice and 4 00 a 16 % Southern su, tine 1 76 a 1s 2 WO @ 18 by 0 @ 10 10 50a = 64a — - see nother decid t market to- th y and prices agatn declined 8c. a 4e. per bushel. The im- jate cauee of the decline was the receipt of ‘telegrams rope quoting a further decline of 6d., private advices 2 ae, 64, againat 188. yesterday morning. rising bon i 00 inti eye at Ba IS af 1b onan tn doh q@notations continued to show an improving \yn @ency, and the volume of business wos large. York Central closed 1») higher than ai the » ame, thike yesterday, Erie 4, Reading %, Cleveland and Toleak %, Rock Isiand 144, Northwestern %, do. preferred %, Fort Wayne 244, Milwatikee and St. Paw) pretorrea 4 %, Ohio and Mississippi 94 and Quicksilver i, wiyile | Michigan Southern was « lower and Pacitic Mail 1, Government securities were strong and active at an advance of i A jg per cent. Tennessee sixes, | new, experienced a @harp rise of two per cent, After the call there was considerabic pressure to sell Pacific Mail by large holders, ‘*nxious to realize the benefit of the recent advance, Au. the price declined to 943%, At the open board at | ‘one o'clock the stock sold at 95\g, While the rest of the market was very strong. At the second regwiar board prices were without material change; but thé speculative feeling was strong as regards railway shares! and New York Central closed }4 higher than at the first reguiar board, Erie 14, Reading \, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Cleveland and Toledo M%, Rock Istand 4, Northwestern preferred 44, Fort Wayne }4, Milwaukee and St, Paul preferred ‘4, Ohto and Mississipp! 3s and Canton 4, while Hudson River was }4 lower and Quicksliver \:, Government seourities were % higher in some instances and very active, At the open board at hait-past tree the market continued strong; but after the call prices nlectined 4 @ %, and then more than recovered the decline, The most active and buoyant of the rait. Way shares was Rock Island, which advanced to os Pa Nw fie Mail was neglected. At the close at six o'clock market was firm at the following quotationa:— fic Mail, 95% @ 06; Oblo and Mississippi, 1 } Quicksilver, 90% a 3054; New York Cer tral, 1326 @ 102%; Brie, 11% a T1%; Reading, 96% a 06%: Michigan Southern, #734 @ 88; Cleveland and Pitts bud, 68% 0 68%; Hock Island, 984; Northwestern. * Wertern ry white M 0. a? De free, #2 35 for do, ' Cy liberal Teceipis for new ny ih OG fe Weatern mixed; 81 1) for yellow: t ts Wistor, old mixed instore. Cate tnominal, with sales of $0 bushels at 860. n Kye was In moderated of 5,000 at $2 10 for Stave and 2 Os for Canada, iey was ‘" jelandcnehanged, Barley malt, though quiet, was ‘Senay “18 were rather more active, The © Fo Liverpool, per steamer, 86,00) bushels corn at 6 ‘t hioty at the latter 500 do. wheat at 64d. in at jd. 800 oat at PM at led. and 1 38 vcasen petroieum at cE "ea man ab tone dah rig uae: » Queenstown for orders at 6e., if dine! ‘| 4. *:® British bark, dal tons, to'O + 2.000 DUIS. Tron Spat ain, with tuntic 40% to Now on North ‘de rmany bri re tons, to Malaga, general LT W ¢ ‘heard of no further sales, We quote seri at and noroinal at tee, 19e, tolerat nd and prices were 45 for retail lot, irored the pu srager, bly lower. 1867 crop bu ‘and Uavarian tbe, & #00, he 1 Nereet wae ll and iene 9 We quote wit &modetaie demand. Bales rial aulection}, aud, at Me, Was Nhe, and prices were gene. ratty it ig favor + The wales were 4) bade N, id bt 07.0% Porto Kico at bbc, and 0 do. Cuba cy Naval. 880 STORES.— Ther ¥wat & fair business done t ree, ras prey.'@ rae 4a eh, We cae cs ea int ioe wae Se ta Sauer ean Apnea ioe. por, ness done oderate, At the close old mess was quoted yon SS an B25 Hz The ana were 300 iets Het fa fs Forme 26 Tor Sr extra or and e meas, ve anod- alge tans ee ope eta, Sen nig" Bat elendyy Rt @ifla $080 for ban sees tod wil ae so extra. do, ‘Merce were a trilie erie Bow aot ice and 2 aa ‘el long fer gid as for ho ort be ‘the sales ‘bola at ate a De for Not i iW demand, but Seta tpAe a Bt ee orn aa ees Ge vtie} sold iss Sones and dio. at we el sects he os = See ane sabigee We guots Rng oo in bond, vee fuds were dull, but eu ie, or fairies i paaed ry wiBicen For refined at 18g. ea ie aries was swe ‘at yesterday's: quotations, se. for powdered, érushed and granulated, ‘bse. for yellow. ma gilt me ties ‘the'salee were 60,000 pts, 25 bis, The market was dull and OOMMERCIAL RECORD. ANTIGUA:—Latest advices from here tq May 12 bring ike following ‘market reports:—Imports during past fortnight have been very trifling; flour im very Nght supply; no sales have been made over $11 7, but favorite brands are held for $12, which rate will be obtained im a few days, if no heavy asrivale, Corn meal iz very light stock and held by one Party; sales at $7 20 Pilot bread worth $4 82, wanteds Navy in. begs worth, 96 supply. Cam tn fair su American in lots, oof ‘siiche: Ouse te ‘oupen ins “email supply, worth about. 495 40. ioe boat "edkdons Fainliy io halt worth 2 a ‘used, oautiea “tot worth $14. Cheese wanted. and ei mast wanted. wanted and worth 432 per 25! tin. Candles in fair supply; worth. 84 per Bib. box, The maori wil well mapped With i asles x store, per | & gecent arrivals at Wilfred, “from Yarn N.8., arrived on the guth aiumoy ou 80 on batag the heat -otler’ for cod, the vessel proceeded to que. Mackerel in large supply and no inquiry. ‘Alewives ales’ duilana eg: lected. Spl i herrings in demand; placed Seles of the Geo it Be Haye ai at Weymouth, , . Sarthe oe er Sissiboo mn hese white Ree not sold— good supply and not wanted No, Inte arrival one or otswa well ‘aasorted cargoes of about 10 M. cl Cypress ahingien in good stock 5 fast nnle 8 inch ut 6680 $6 Siand Inge at fedur shingles. in large supply and very unsalable, _B..O. staves in fair supply ; a lot, yarded some thne, now moving off at $40, Exchauze has varied sinee lass agua; we: quote oaoniel bank bus ch “London as follows :—90 ety ys at #463 50, 5) days ut #405; bank rhs ay bile vilg at tO. duce, —Sugar, #3 Wa b4 per 100 ibs, Molasves, ce por imp) Tal galion, und puncheow SBM a active demante Kum, ver Lite to be had, Freights—The tonnage in port Is quite sull- cient for present requirements. Baxvapos.—There have been but three arrivals, wit breadatuifa from the Uuiited States during th nd bales have been effected at ates i ai but luttie since last advices. Codlish fair suppl from Newfound- land, arived yesterday. fargo offering? Af duposea of in time’ will advise, Previous importations selling in lots at $12 a $16, as inquality. Herings wanted, Mackerel in fatr sup- Ply; no sales to report. East India rice of every description plentiful aud dull of sale. Some parcels of yeliow have been dispored of on private terms," W. P, luinber-No recent shiny Cedar les-—Sale ox Florence on private terms, Ho, EN, shooks, uncheon, $1 32. Frodiuge plenticui, Molasses, tora ie and ay atigat, 0 50 ‘Touuage ayundant; 37s, 6d. 40s, Exchange, $495 Binety’ days. CaSDENAS.—Sugars.— Considerable activity revailed tn this market since date of last issue, on the Lith inst. but owing to the absence of stock transactions were limited some 1 400 Lhds of muscovadoes at prices in advance of last quotations, viz :—Comuon refining, 734 re. ; fair do., 8 re., and good do, Bis rm a 84 rs. The majority of lots lately pur- Shased comprise balance of crops already in the market or sales; worth abous Yetto be manufactured. With a limited «ook tn trst, bands hg market | closes (activo and holders ab Bip 3s, for, good refining, Ciayed—In ar ire toatl ise 4 Siar aiow. 8 conlined to iwo viz aw Dorew No. 10-18 at 8 ra ad (0. 18—-14 ‘at 9 rs. jasaea—The demand for thls sweet eS ‘moderate dur- sng the past seven days, and t ‘A cargo of clayed at pric terins, one of muscovado at Te With fair. sock on ound ealers | reraaln tem, Frei ‘AMhough iumeroua vessels. have lately” reached port rates have been fully waninined St our inst quotations, via7—#5 a $525 per and § ions sugar, north of tidiveras. Smackangs- O_ New Yore, St a 0 per per Ceut dlecount; steriluy, $34 a 10 per cent Breiniuidy nominal, " ‘THE HORSE MARKET. The fine weather of yesterday had a tendency to induce a large number of visitors to attend the horse marts. Though the @ttendince was somewhat greater than it has been during previous sales, still there was less of a disposition exhibited to make purchases. The lateness of the season has retarded operations even in the purchase of horse flesh, though it is evident, from the “oe Songer beer Fen chasers are numerous bi for time longer before they itl “invest. Below Swill be be found the transactions at the sales which took place yesterday:- A poner ag minre, 184, hana igh sty old. 4 fipitouray, 8 bande ighrs sess eros a Uuree-quaries thorough! bred sorrel, 1b hands high, woven years ol A ts pate of bine hoz igh, efx years old. sit yours ode ons black horse, = ae oie high, ‘There were others put up for sale, but on account of receiving no bidders they weré withdrawn, BY ©, ©. HENRY, A dun California mare, ive yeurs old, 4 bay liorae, 1636 hands high, kind ‘A fuat trotting sorrel . $30 . Ko 220 280 140 oFae, seven yeure old. 2 Bale cares pouy.. ‘The bidding was very tame and some of the ani- Tals put up were passed on account of the lack of bidder. A number of carriages of various kinds were suid at faly sue sli THE NATIONAL GAME. Mutual ¥ vs. Mohawk, The extraordinary event of two iine days in sue- cession and the fact that the Matuals would play their first match game, having for their opponents the young Mohawks, from South Brooklyn, managed to draw to the Union grounds yesterday some twoor three thousand spectators. The playing was not fuily up to the expectations of many, and although the rust was very apparent on many of the Mutuals the exceedingly fine pitching of Martin gave but few opportunities for their opponents to make any great display of their batting prowess. But very few hits were made to the fleld, and those were generally well taken care of. Galvin flelded fully up to nis old style. Devyr, Swandell and Bearman had little to do, but they did it well, Martin and Jewett did .the bulk of the work, and the score shows how it was done. Of the’ Mohawks Forker for ; nome play at first base, “Davey” at right Meld, ‘Tracey at second base, “Samuels” at short stop and Davenport ag pitcher deserve especial mention, They fought well, but they were not heavy enough in calibre to compete successfully with the Mutuals. The score of the game is as follows:— == pone MurcAt T 6 Pike, AB an 1 9 Galvin HE: tag Davenport, p. 0 1 Martin 36 0 Forker, Ist b. 0 0 Jewett, c. 1 oe Miles, dd 0 1 Bwandelibecs 8 ot 11 Fi ns », 43 0 1 0 $33 3 6 » 7 IeNINGK, Lt, 2% Bis A. Deh, BR. TH. Beh. OU 0 4 H o : H O— 6 2 fe ER 49 Monark, “Tracy 82 Kelly 16 Davenport $1 amuels total 10, ata, Pike 1 Devyr 1—total Mutual 2. ay "Day vey ant Forker 1, nd Galvin ie to first base. Home runs—Willis 1. taking Martin on a ennon It, ares ob ealied Valls Moh wk 2; Mutaal 0, Umpire—Mr. Kiein, of the Eekfor Reorers—Mestrn, Darrell and Frans. ‘Thine of game—Two hours thirty five minutes, To-day the Atlantics will parade their fall nine in me against the Eureka, of Newark, at the Union a ga: grounds. TRIAL OF LIFE SAVING APPARATUS. An association lately formed in this city caited the National Life Saving and Ship Ballasting Company, invited a number of their friends to a trip down the bay in order to test what they called a new life say- ing @pparatus. Accordingly at three o'clock—an hour after the time mentioned on the invitation cards—the United States steamer Henry Smith, with a party of about eighty on board, steamed off and, enlivened by the strains of a German band, made its way for the Narrows. Here the steamer was “hauled to’ and two men proceeded to rove themselves in apy amount of india ruvber, oilcioth and sheet iron enough to sink or swim a steamboat, and then they were put overboart and continued to Moat, and ten mies parang, “Yankee Doodle’ the ga’ company Jel thelr friends 8 In the water While they thempalves amused the inner man on board opping Cham. me corks aud singing the ‘bon iby at the or” An incident occurred at this moment which showed the érue faithfulness of sailors to each other. A litte ing schooner, the Tariit of New York, Witha breeze and sails well filled, seeing two men in water Went off her track and sent a small boat to ther Feecne, which, on lg found that the men were ewjoying 'hewselves with © CuapIpagne and no Ly Wwoing. A cheerin, ly from the Hen: ith was the re: 2e, ON * man; gg @ boat of tie little jooner put bac h lowed =the pilgrins of ihe wg perrona, cad to heey their Wales arnbee, proved insane These “selve.s strangers to to the danzors of the briny doep, and for over an hour and. a ted id he ware ane Dalewe oe waselves* re porpot other bers of that lk. The clothiag—india aubber—compietely protected the iP pertmentalisis, after an hour and 1 he the ‘water, ‘presented board a8 dry as if they had never seeu water oF a ee landing ing sent) wi ¢aoutchone wardrobe the mg _— < ae 0 far iat it | elnam utility in passen- i) ded Paes ate If the people — eaaliea cry of “fire” ii paratus woul oeean stea! creative of “he THE EAST. RIVER TUNEL. ot | gnu Kory Pip ee ati aolas the Worl of Sun ic regard: ing an tron tubular tunnel through the East river (not anes, as es my namé was of ators. 1 beg leave to av your conn to advise that I am Eig corporators, and that if the ent taken in the manner proposeas vate sale. private DJOURNED SALE OF PROPERTY OPPOSITE DAN- jel tig me Her at Patents mn, will al piace oof LLAND, I SB LIBRARY, . AX eee Eien STREBEIGH & CO. Zithton Han Hoa Art Galleries, MONTE Maa Rue Tritivale of the late Mr. A. A. Smeta, of on view morning of the sale, ARON CLAFLIN & CO,, 35 AND 87 VESEY STREET, will Paap Wi m, BDAY, } MAY 49, ‘ofel 4 LARGE AND. ATTRACTIVE vAassonmucryr oF BOOTS, SHORES AND BALMORALS, {ustgeee! ng suery oatioty of tttis fou ENS, BOM YOUTHS WOMEN'S AND. CHILORENS Wear now in market, and on which a liberal Mne of duplicates be given. on of sale. AMES M. MILLER, Auctioneer. eer NOTICE. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, MAY 28, at Ll o'clock, TWENTY-SECOND REGULAR SPRING SALE MA FACTURR! STRAW ND DEAL LEAP aoops, Semi STAPLE, mraces iar tee oterng ot STYLES. N, B,—This saie will contain.» very aeloct assortment of ooda, received direct from the beat sity and Eastern manufacturers. ae attention of Catalogues and samples now ready. ‘M. TOPPING & 00., Auctioneers, 189 Church atrect. CAMPBELL & pon eaaawee Oni Wil sel! this day, commenchig 1030 o'clock, at 402 Went Twenty-ninth strech, near mene fog aventiey entire House bold afd Kitehen Finite, together with ture; Bar Fixtures and fine rd, Imported and, d as, mealic Wines, Brandies and Liquors of the Sherman Hot a Furufture conalste of enamelled Bedroom Suits, Bureaus i, Extension and, other Tabies evan ote? Chains, Sofas, Wardrobes, Mirrors, Waskalants Tolle aes Hair ad othér Mattresich Feather Bods, Hol Breen, Comforters, Courter Carpets, 0! othe Re ox, Iai a Crockery, Glave are, Gu Ki tage polars tensils, &c.; finé wainut Coun- It mouldings, Lunch do., back “del y new, auperior, Bi far’ Bottlem, Glasses, fine Bing ge aes eat) a, Clg rouse wusekeepers, Gealers bugersy 9 CAMPBELL, Jr. Salenman, hia sale was to bave been madi Postponed only on account of f mitaxe ia nusiber of rect ~—MAX BAYERSDORFE! OFFICE 81 BIBLE, HOUSE, SELLS THIS CONTAINED IN THE FOUR eine ‘207 EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENUE, ‘Com fata Superb rosewood Parlor Bult, rich richly carved, ‘@ costly French Pier Mirror and handso me coraioenn the aot rosewood richly carved Pianofo ae top "Table Wal Velvet "aa ‘and Brussels arpets to very handsome Giocks, Heh Bronge and Chine Manel namenta, valuable OF Paintings and and Eneravings, ich biack’ wainut cham Matt Beddi: Olleioths. Stair Garpotg black walnut Helertion and’ other Mather heey |S Btoves, and Silver Beas Sates Sowtaringbocn ts "ave but a short time. Catalogues ready of sale. Avoti0n 3 NOTICE.—A RARE OPPORTC OPPORTUNITY FOR Ws ‘Over ‘worth of it Household Furniture, aoe Be eA = <S' na ac kaisk 25% se: soft = Fine collection of O11 pape = This day Ae etopat a ca pi, tte, ele reliderice ory hand Sixth ven) geres, Fiainat Bookenses Cover; over 200 lots rich parlor ornaments, Works at A Clocks, Bronzes, Iichard I.) Edward IIL, M Hunvers, Mi Musicians, La Pogste, ae ete &e Statuary, Lava a Ginn ‘anes, 40 Oil Paintings by emi- co artists, Tosew' and wainut Bedsteads, Bi fash- Commodes, spring and hair Nhe ne ore Rockers, Lounges, Sofas, covered with reps: tains, ; oe lon end md a rich cut Crystal silver Piel ‘pons, 8, Kitchen Furniture. a Tee cies tote sale an tak Sixth or avenue &, sirerny place cars to Eighth street Bevent me ed and shi} FITZGERALD, A neer. J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. « This «la; creer at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange 9 11 Goutinustion sale OF 130 magnificent sity Lois on Central avenue, Westchester county, abot comb'e'Dam. |The balance of thi tween 100 and 200 clty Sign n both sides Hotel. The land ies benuttfully. i 538 Hd en ‘77 Cedar street, A. A uC CRISTALAR 8 & SON, uctionerrs and Commission erchenta; ba pe isren repeneas ealegen ts bales oo ecw ‘description foe at “We yehae Dior and ou doy and make ae rd Shoe 7 onde? Carpet Wi ata ans Y permits an arn ure and gandstions te ae tae an auctiva sale every month of Wi ponds ¢ vy CAMPBE) cO., AU CTION WILL SELL us ore oat Bot b mponts hy entire Stock ‘and Fixtures of Splendid Cor jeading avenne; bargain to be had if bought pr octvanet efore day ol a if notso of be ivy a a in lots to sult purchasers. Auction eer's office, 30 Bor A JAMES JERKING, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT . ‘gra one Grow Mar, Stn 1401 Broad Broadway, one rown Horse, 0 ine ‘eam hands blihy one nadie Pon: site three work Haraes i Tocka | © ons, na, Jagyers, three Rocka ee oe ron Wagons, Jedi’ ‘and ‘gentlemen's Saddien and ‘artes, Lap Robes, AUCTION—THIS ‘Par, rT Stock, Fixtures and AT. a OG own 4 WAR BAYERSDORPL a oS 4 street. store. MAGNIFICENT “ASSORTMENT 2, HOUSEHOLD Furniture at private sale.-All the Furniture contained in the story brown stone house 44 West Sixteenth street, between Filth ‘and. Sixth. avenues eurer Drawing Room in brocatel, cost # one Finuoforte, cots pono, or 4s00; Stags Store 44 East street do. Bib; rosewood Bedncane, Fatating zen, Cioeks, Mitrors, Carp pet Cur’ anes, Stal axion Tal ass, inew, Bureatis, Bedi Ket t Ware, Cutl ‘Wartrobes ft Twedaing, Fagy nary at Toes than halt ‘ori Tardltnre has been th use leva than mothe, nd ts! ‘sia perfect order, ¥ HENRY, AUCTIONEER, Britexny ui Au Will #611 by anetion ON FRIDAY ANDSA NINGS, MAY 29 AND 30, oie eck eventn: EDS ART biti 7 and SPI SE, jh street, — astyni anita FINE PAINTINGS, to include the o Just received from the well known Saeeean ot Ir. R. MIGNOT, now in painted hin “during, “the last "two. y ad Somprining” some teat and beat works. Among them wil be found nt repre of beciee in oll and water col Savotation of Wtgh Be baa’ wetted eee tine rusting to the Ameriean art public for. a due appre- ¢lation; also a number of other fine paintings by celebrated Pate ‘and European artists, comprising the works etm Tall TA,Richard, — Role, 6: fanese: ©. Griornon. K May Guiverbouse. Girard, Ri nonntng? — Wenderoth, ‘Van Ingen. Nebiig. E. D. Lewie. Herring, ur 7. Pp. yidlon Konier, ‘outurler, Ene: Hilioty ruber oormans, i Knel llery Watelet and others Zhu tpet iy ont will be _ ‘rota 8 ke FR sod eter olay day and eveniyy, Trou #8 A, Me toi Pe Me, fale, with cata’oy ih Lie gatterten, as above.” BY GRY LF: HARPS ALC me rn Ry elt by _anetion, 0 ‘Liv Saturday, May diy at 1035 afeioon, AF that salenzoouag big Rlegant Houbold Furniture, Full _ Fol parttentars Lerentter, ee PY. Wittiaw Lia B. KASTTY, AUCTIONEER “pias. Bu fay, 2 and following « Flog BM at ate ang Krein De Dpeen Chaney ‘ arti ncae Tint , mart v are, yor. Baba ee iat oF private ‘burchasers, On ' a8 Brn = wena ore awe —s LEEDS & MINER 4 | il a snelon a on nnn ‘May % at lo’ bea at 37 East Broad i ‘on, DAY, AY, el Chamy mpague att ot it = ff Bottle, et reulenat nd 60 packsog of Bourbon, aia point tad ier Wee No. 79 West reg sitar street, ine ar rg side tance Wi all eaten ng of Brus: Gomi. (ids ORIEN Hee rai Aettit srreegn ears mae panehy, senile S walout patie sale Wednesday until Friday. Sale ie mee ae epitsa Ch Chunira to mated, ie ve, tare Fiano, sy ua NPB. Curtiss, aac Ys ADOMON NINTH A’ New ¥« in Ane order 5B wood Parlor suit in ee! a oer pg Seria | Buffet, On Fatale cae les, aa mcrae Poa ‘Store. i Heth tan year year. Bookcase, walnut Bedstead and Droming Bureaus uss | w lot of Household Paraitare. Siataary, je top 8. V. a UCTIONEER—OFFI Dressing Bureau ried alr Metirenee, Ch ay Crockery, | HOS. VEL AUCTIONE! ; is npr new and ie sat pt ‘put rect Aj at Br ueyey a ibe, ANane AUCTIONEER. | ‘A. M., at OWE is, z iy ‘», | ; “on anita * TLLIAM iabor. AUCTIONEER, OPFICE 170 CHAT. 1868, bara square Sale—On' ¥; Olelock. | at 11 o'clock, thé seven years’ Lease and Fixtures of the fired -« their salesroom, $8 Liberty street, | class Lisuoe mere and louse No, 540 Second avenue and cor- ner of Thirtieth street. Rent of all, $1,809 per year. Household Furniti ‘ of sale, one-half cash, balance on mi rosewood Planofortes, ke., This ‘ale must be nade on account of former purchaser eqnaisting or B.prperes wesorement, removed Sor gpneenionce not being able to raise the whole of the pi Beraitare; Velvet, Brusschs and Ingrain C > ta eiktraine Attorney for Mortgagee. ated ‘rosews waln maho gny Parlor in ps and ‘hairelo aire VILLIAM | ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 179 Tabtes, Bookcases, Uhandeliert_and tures, Tosewood, bl ‘walnut ppd mabe suits, ‘Gommodes, Ride : Lounges ; fn hairel Pill Baha: engi cae ink Seam ire. Exhibition, 1855. Abouj 825 Real Bronze and Ormblu ee stan | jon of the late Duke Kis rare, ~ |e inet Dake of ching Vea set, a ‘Two silver Diaiad five Sve lake Gandelatear, Also sy Giaret Tumblers’ Decantersy Glaret Pitchers, |B jagar Bowls, Cream and Water Flickers, 8c. eo ess ¥ Pecsay SOMERVILLE, pete ae ee ‘conatatinj [ Cham- m 87 Nassau street, op) ROBENT SOMERVILLE whic by aacton; on Friday, May 29, at 10% o'clock, a Jarge ‘of Household Fur: ‘ure, removed from un elegant co jansion to the apa- clo Foom mag Art allay 2 Fifth avenue, for conven: nce of cont P Sirs FOR EOS D MESS Pa DIN- G AND BEDROOMS, IN ‘AL- NUPAND Oaks wap TO ORDER ‘LEON MA) ra é saree proton of pier, mantel Mirrors, from a house declin- save A A superb rose rosewood seven octave Piano. 3 ¥ Bop SOMERVILLE AUQHO BERS eee atreet SOMERV ILLE will sell PTanction ints ae prlandia sssortenent of ‘Oil Paintings, Chromos ‘and Engrav- ings, &6., the stock of @ dealer declining business. An invoice of Oi Paintings from Belgium. BARRY, AN OH OuRES eee HOUSEHOLD 3 ruaNtrORk CARPETS, M MAGNIFICENT VEN OCTA’ ANOFO RTE, ELE- ANTEY ‘ED; OIL PAINTINGS CARVED ROSE- Ea c.; MOST OF WHICH ARE IN PER- RDE: lent. BARRY, & CO. will sell at auction, this day (harming dey ny 3 1888, openmmencing at Il o'clock, at the ineteenth street, all the fing Furniture | contained in above house, dom. prisin as eerie Retiied Brussels Car- ‘Lace Curtains and Cor- ot elegant rere sits tn tel and Cel carved rose- | Etagere, marble top Ventre Tables, Turkish Easy Chal magnificent French fantel Ornaments, fine ings, &e.; el Furniture, fine walnut tension Dining Table, carved walnut Hsin beetle Chairs China, Glass and Sliver Plated Ware; el walnut Bulb th gregn reps, kc. : incent’ Chesaber Fu Furniture, tn wratiut and mahdgang; ads, Bureaus, Washstands, Sofas, Chairs, pure lair Mattres: &c. Descriptive cata- Jogues can he had early on moruing of aale at the house. ¥ HENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, BY rikae AN SALE 0 REEGANT ¢ CABINET 3 BURNIE ayy AT 11 O'CLO¥ FRIDAY, MAY 3 Pinte SALESKOOME, 189 BROADWAY, ig ENTIRE BALANOH OF SOCK OF KUNE NO. 7 SIXTH AVENUE. ively, the closlagssale, and will embrace « ed, walbint ad oom ‘Buiter all mado up tor drat M SaeeT Paiste anata a the salesrooms, No, re ee general assortment of fine mei Pe m4 Roasts rs Furniitre, vie—e 0. ofbuperof Chamber and Dink ps, Oice Cases, ‘it Hoa ~ Sliver FSiated Tea and ly sold and more the ra and dealers, Descriptive cata- oF rene aa oF Tena ‘Bed- ina, ig io se who aitento of hi Rogues at sale, which will bo COLTON, Al cata EXTRA LARGE SALE OF 5 ne Sa AUCTIONEER—WILL o'clock, at bi leon it gortmnent of rire greaultoune and bed He 3%, D. MINER, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOM NO. 8 Cortlandt strect, four doors west of Broadway, Art Gal Uae HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ca ARP! ‘RPETS,, MIRROR: H. 2 a0 ro a 1 ee ey Pod H sell at Lag oy : pita sgn Sastre, Fenced’ Sx ‘oray Onleloths, Stair Carpets, &c., removed for con- ce of sale, ipatacs bn Giroe. An BOGART, AUTOR a it 103¢ o'clock, at 435. 425 irvome, aren Pyro a vartoerahip, Specs matenapeeet neal fotete ae oe cat Diack i Bureaus, Washstat Lounges, maho, and ao ole, canal ‘oid maho, ay Exton: Saernenas Servs ir Mat- sroenety ah and Glass Ware, Stoves, "artitions, &c. J. BOGERT, AUCTIONEER, . BR. F. will sell, oi oy abla, Sat nr, m Ano Furoitare and Fixtures of the Barroom and ining mY cons! on of i atts sastert t Biver Plated Ware, tilacs Ware, Gna Ch re tagi eoy Fistures black walnut Tate, back walnut Dining oor Chal Cases, Ci Linen, Cutlery, jot Crockery, tines raga FARI ae HON, Attorney for r Mortgages, , BOGART, AUCHONEER. at 10 o'clock, at 401 yy of « chattel large exoriment of P: Fo a Kitchen Furniture, French plate pier tire aoe of a Trunk Siore—Trunks, Carpet " jou L. Meena at atm Eo “ Lh stroet.—This da: ., special an sale, Py aa J nanijnee, of four valuable fae aud by otder of M. i. Kndpy ieWvell Known Trotting Hore Enterprigg, 1836 hich, 9 ell known ‘Trovting Horse 3 old, reldnbie to trot iu E88 or §Bhy baw erowed “in ound tnd Kady without vier he whine intge, well yredtrowa Mara, 16 bigh, 6 sired by ef and thoroughbred dam; ean "Ghat ating Mare, 155g high, Tyensn 6 sired by Jupiter; 0 2:45 a Biood bay Horee, vy Hthan Allen, 1834 high, 6 years, One rompt driver; cat trot in 2:40 any day; periectly sound an All these are very finely selected ae and promis. ing, and are worthy of special. attention.” Wil be wold. this dng, at ld Mor und can be seen one bour before sales Horse and Carriage head, J tae, HEGRMA af 60. ngs May 28, A. M,, at the Central Salesrooms, Wnonghoy street) col Rroetiya, ® general assort- ment of good Parlor, Chamber and Room Furniture, Mattresses, Beddiog, Fancy Goods, Plated’ Ware, Chinn, He: frigerators, Velvet and other Carpets, Oilelotha, Stoves, dc. Chatham qjuare, sells on ‘Thi ° ; tcloo® P. M., the Lease and Fixtures of a fret class Butcher Bhopand ‘Store at 718 Seventh avenue, hear Fifty-frst streqt. |ONEER~SELLS WASSER, AHO Aaa DU RAL ak urnitarey ures, de. ib part fine {ourpult Beer eum rea | eae fend Dini; ae as - 1 on, Wooden and’ itehen Sitti ron. e ; Stoves, th Lease of the above p A 'R WISH! out Hae an American family ‘prefe (Agidresa for two ‘days, statin, scl do aa a amined HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. WANTED: GERMAN LADY TEAC! Eihth Roora in a desirable location, ashore, cred fereamee wi “APART WANTED—BY A SMAL! able American We Ly erakt Taust below. Address W. RUG STORE WANTED.—WEST SIDE PREFERRED Address 8S. B. C., Hyasiad ‘SE, Herald oflice. RESPECT: Ninth a preferred; nt letras OR ee Bp ca to4 aay adults; ooshion Srey Foe ae Wit an vent Perce som : erand omioes ANTED—A ROOM FOR A PHYSICIAN'S OFFIC! ‘somewhere in the nefghborhood of Fifty-ninth street pd Address, stating terms, &c., Dr. Daly, Herald FIRST CLASS FULL SIZE UNFUR- partially furn! nenlaneg House; location between Fourt ane sist ayentcs, below Fe orty- uth street; Tent must be reasonable, Address, stating wars, M. A. Bey Herald office, ‘ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, THREE. or four unfurnished Rooms, with convenience for Highs housekeeping, at rensonablo rent; references, £0. stating terms, &0., James Brown, box 190 Herald ofiee. wan ED—AT MODERATE RENT, A SMALL STORE) for cigar stand, on some good thoroughfare, Address ©. E, B., Herald office, wane. TO HIRE—FOR TWO OR THREE Y6&: (with the, privilege of buying), « Farm of from 80 to the chy te Hi A Tinproveme: ddreas T. R, te, not more than two hours W., box 198 Post offi ‘ANTED TO LET—A SMALL ptt is OR A PART OF astoreon Bi roadway or in ove of strects of New York, for a fancy goods and ness. Address X, X: Y., treraid sitee. best business embroidery busl- Rae POST | OFFICE NOTICE, Ost OFFIOE NOTICE. ‘he raals for Europe wil be degpalched from (hls odes eel mend ont , Thursday ant Saturday, closiag at 12 noon, and a statlo ‘A and B, 1 } 0,0 and Oe aoe and a Fy A I o’clock A. a 8 on Wednendny, otis notice afi ito’ hour of closing, which ol is OD > pee general » RELLY, + bal pa ind ro i smal | t POLITICAL. > —POLI cay BANNER PA PAINT! 'D FLAG MANOFAGECRERS, HOJER & GRanaM, 9 DUANE STREET, near Broadway. eae YORK CENTRAL Ko nila OLUB. bare apes will hold a spect: moesing at the hall 495 Fourth avenue on Frllay orig, Me May 38, a 8 Selo. sree tnegueato Chicago Convention will presept a, report important bi be considered. rll yoquacemarevienes. ROFONT ANDRECI Joun J. Suaw, it Secretaries. — p PROPOSALS. N. ¥., until and counstruction of 1 For further particulars address Ho Bese ri a Columbia Rat Mat will be rec i the “ro! 8 at the Feb vill of ee for cubic FF, SONRY. TO STONE MASONS.—PRO. F's ofiice, Dutchess Dutchess county, "torplshing of Stone Moore, _ Musca arenen c mous 6 Island Pottery, depot AN N EXHIBITI at the elan, Fos paste Taay expect 80 ‘0 OF CAVANAUGH & DECKER'S-IMPROVED BIL- Mara Tables for ole cheap. Taquire 9 9 ‘ot 92 Chatham at, T™ BILLIARDS, ION Kelectie Bill ter, ery on seen treet, Ne rice Vane Be nf OF BILLIARDS WILL BE @) ers a 16 The Lay by. May 2 country. Furniture packed, shipped, Furniture —F.a ei PURNHAW'S FURNITURE, BAGGAGE EX. Ex. West Eleveath street and press, 11! between Fifth Sixth avenste. Lares weeven: foe pen ig furniture, city or iture stored. > ASTRO. Ye “CLAIRVOYANT WHO NO 5 a ua evo giving corvectsatement,Soeall male’ of im! re ce, Sa Chee skill NB one Do! nt Piease et ber how future husband's likeness. Ollie treet, corner of Lexington avenue. STROLOGY,—DR. AND MRS. BROCGHTON ARB THB and are consulted on all of life. 504 Canal atreet, near Greenwich. 8lto ‘ADAME NORMA, pLaToteeeD NATURAL: M M* clairvoyant, irom, Present and BE an eed on the past, ‘ames, numbers, good luck. ADAME LE COMTE, SPIRITUAL, MEDIOAL AND jusiness Trance Medium. Her infermation is positive. Fy treet. DAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIRVOY- it. —Vinit her f¢ rerytbing, steks Pam TALrpee Da LURRER SANT MEDICAL. SPECIALTY.—DR, BR con ETT, . Medical Cotiege and es NB No few fee uniess cured, A‘, CERTAr Az ‘Amy place, guarantees nt Rooms for nursing. Piew debiity ‘abd effectual! IN DISEASES, ALSO bagi AND pee ouamtiat) ag str icfly eivetand ‘confidential. Dr. Beach street tt Beet ft nu red without years’ experience. —-MADAMB GRINDLE, PEMALE PHYSICIAN, al reilef in all female comp! A ~THE LADIES INMEDIATE ASSISTANT, WITH we Dr. GRINDLE, No. 6 Amity place. A. piace, treats all gante produced. Bare rel Elegant rooms for nursing. —DR. GRINDLE, LADIES’ PHYSICIAN, NO. 6 AMITY Female complaints, from | whatever ost anxious patient, MADAME VANBUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID- A hear Br ife, cures the worst cases of Nb. 42 St. Mark's place. way. KING, hours. female complaints with Li REQUIRING Micon Dr RIS MBDICAL ADVICE or attention should hag = ahs Ninth street, ARSHAL'S SALE.—J. BOGART, "AUCTIONEER, Sell wll at public auction om Thuradays the ean ny A coarse Ope Yo Naame RBSTEU May, 1608 a1 9% ociociein the forenoon, at Xo, 68 Mie Sie ine, evedetany 7 Mademe Em ‘under and by virtue of an xecntion, on Mawiseay igret! lee iy pare oes rt icking Machine, six Lasy Chi Soran, rackets ud Tassel, on ay vouN ‘H. HID i Ti HICLIER, Marshal, 5, Which ge Barer fail sre oafe and ARRIED LADIES, WITH OR Professor of reach he goes on at rom yal ‘OTT Ww. ie even of sete \ 4 s Rearrich Saupe AT Salve tn ths AS are counterfelia er Circular to pean ata agente, saey and by crane ot ap exec, he “dt ing 0! Bheives, Show anes, Bread ay Haake xea and ‘about M. MAU RICEAU, M. D. PROFESSOR OF DISEASES: o ER, Marabal. | JA, of women, 30 yore prictice, at 129 Liberty street. Siciaca boar SN dna | A Ran Ba atts Cae ease PAW NBROKERS SALE Tit RAE ea et without pain or fagonvenienc wery, sF o'clock, POR- ‘and women's Wearing Apparel b: ‘of Marx Levy, 2034 BLESSING TO LADIFR—A LADY WRITES: Eldrluge streets ppoaep . tuguene Female ie Hat Reig one day, wien AWNBROKER'S SALE WATCHES af Ser Gat, ‘AC, fice Ikiveriy surety Mi my A AC hes ol SURE RELIEF TO LADIES Iw MEDIATE Bory at it glo, nm merit, aaa re Rea pera Powers’ most ‘ful yoy ines, harm. inte arr ot Pilon, We po A ey tL lll WILL SELL ‘THIs DAY " — OWERS.—» RB, siete wi edoant wary ote Beas Bacon | A EADIER CHATS ARSIAT AES rene madd n , hase’ ior and Chamber sua ing eaiment add nursing. “101 Stan — 8, ;Ward “ robe Clove Feather ct Bote tte nnd rill Hatircaten Aw »RRyATE DISBASHS CURE RED IMMEDIATELY “ile jh ‘atte Toe ‘Beek, tffery i ‘and | Togatwed by using his ltt of tates Pintoa Ware, "kitchen hears xt Abe R HUNTER CAN CURE THE WORST CASES oF ‘ Ww. ALCTions@e. 19 ROWS Leet I vate diseases without sgercury 1 Proriey ts time than : ayamarl AUCTIONEER, 18 ROW! = WILL SELL | jay fan, of HO pay taken. mrees, S., at pudlte auction mn, Friday, Mai May 28, otelock, corner of ther physic ‘anh nireet 4 R, LARMONT, 178 BROADWAY. TREATMENT FROM Machinery of a heat oleae ara iY the. tn ‘Sp Ry to4. Author of in and New York Medical Geer eects oe he are out reserve, by | Adviaer and Marriage Guido, Ft. Advice and Medicine, #8, order of ian seni, SHERIFFS SALE.—BY viatcR po A CE xy Writ pounnen tees ai Tea po ang tad TO Ts b reste ra Brastiog) rantee torative: oa Patients FEMALES.-DR. AND MADAME certain relief ta Meine; no pain or incon from a distance 8 He at fey ref rat Private advice letter free. team a ipo sok tn the. re Foreaoouy rn ha oo mer of avenue Hovis, Board aura Fifer sircen New orks and nth teret 0 Frederick Repper of, {9 1 ea to “ ne Pua mangaie on the LIKING MEDICAL ASSISTANCE SHOULD wae. aM ee Psberit | Ot ee En oe se 's place; @ regulary [onarine Py MD tale Pert pier if, sueconal ipracillonet ogant an a poriek ‘Oley May 2) ae SALE: ego Ure ears NINONY MiLLeR, Deputy. eOICAL CLATRVOTANT Sta DIES, a ENE Cy ‘Twenty -seventt G-aeventh sire street. No ¢' Vik ; aap Mestre aeons REGAIN! tp a Pe nqwane be go to Doctress No cure no pay.