The New York Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1871, Page 8

8 —— Ee BOARD OF HEALTH. Valuable Health Statistics—The Fat Melters~ Smallpox—Drainage in the Upper Wards. The Board of Health yesterday met at the usual gour, all the members present, except Commis- sioner Gross and Mayor Hall, The sanitary committee reported against giving Mr. Donohue, fat melter, in Thirty-eighth street an extension of thirty days to erect new buildings, but it was convenienuy filed away so as to prevent his arrest, ‘rhe sanitary committee reported that in view of the near completion of the vaccination of citizens the extra assistant health mspectors be removed, which was adopted, President Bosworth remarked that since March 35,048 persons had been vaccinated. Superintendent Morris, iu accordance with the Tecent act passed April 17th for draining other than by sewers, certifed that a blind drain is necessary tocarry off the stagnant water beiween Seventy- eighth and Seventy-ninth streets and Second aud rin avenues, which is very detrimental to the health of the neighbornood. A resolution to for certificate to the Department of Public —— with orders to make the necessary drainage. southwest corner of Fourth avenue ana Nineticth street was ordered to be discontinued asa human habitation. Drs. 0, A. Ride, 126 Second avenue, C. Calillaud ¥. C, Hilmer were ordered to be prosecuted for neglecting to report contagious diseases. Applications were made to render sh fat by Gamble & McNeil, the Butchers’ Association, opie & Booth, Smith Ely and others and were re- ferred to the Sanitary Committee. The following important reporis as to the condition of public health and mortuary statistics were read:— T have the honor to submit the following comparative atate- ment of contagious diseases reported to this bureau for the two weeks sending May 6, 1871:— Fevers. Week Ty Ty- Reape Soars Smale Mea- Diph- aEaligge rhs halle oye Ua, por, ‘slen. theria, diag. Phas phot “g if, Po. ales Cheri i 3 bo uo te heaith inspectors during the past week have visited ‘9,681 families and vaccinated therein 2,547 persons. In ad- dition they have vaccinated children in the schoois— making a total of vaccinations for the week, 6,504. Of these 785 were primary and 6,519 secondary vacc.tations, The value of Vaccination as a protection seems to be gene- rally recognized, and those utierly refusing its boon, we almost “aay discover, are the sufferers by the epidemic, So often has this occurred within the last few weeks that it has come to be a common observation among the health inspec- tors, after visiting the cases reported, that “this lennon wae one who, when vaccination was offered by the uspecior, either re‘used to be vaccinated,” or replied {hat re was no dange! them." Mothers, id to the inspectors in numerous instances, Ob that I bad taken your ady.ce in tine ‘The remarkable suécess of secondary ccna about fifty per centum of the whole number vaccinated — shows to my mind conclusively one great reason why this epidemic bas been so persistent. ‘The public generally have but a sttgbt idea of be almost daily exposure they are in various subjected Scarcely a day passes without a of a ‘developed amal)pox walking into this oilice, asking to be sent to hosp tai, in many instances being sent through the public streets ‘by public conveyances from diferent parts oi the eity. It seems almost incredibie that professional men would 60 ex- pose the public, yet the fact is too true. Yesterday # ‘patient in the fifth day of the eruption, after walking from Mon street, near Broome, to Sixth avenue, was sent again through the streets by the bhysie jan upon whom he culled to Lyk fice, to be forwarded to tue hospiti Such conduct can bardiy be termed care.ct prehensibie, and exhibits @ total disregard Others, ‘Pa.jents are not unfrequently sent by pbyatctans in public hacks both to this oflice and tothe hospital, thus infecting a carriage in which many persons may alterwWards ride entirely unconscious of the danger they are incurring. Whenever such vebicies are under our cognizance they are moat tho- roughiy disin before being allowed to depart; but we do not learn of all so used until too Inte to secure them, Such practices are entirely unnecessary, a8 an ambulance will immediately be sent ior any case to any part of the eity whenever the bureau is notified, and the patientcan then be transferredthe nospit al without undue exposure 30 the public. So Ong as persons refure or neglect vaccin 86; it is re- the lives of on, and cases of smallpox or varioloid (which is equally coutagious, howev- er mild jn form) are. concealed or allowed to be sent through the public streets as before mentioned, just 60 long wil this Joathsome disease persis ‘The Register of Records reports but 15 deaths by amafipox during the past week, 6 of which occurred at the bofpital, leaving ? as taking place at their own dwelling The average ¢ ‘ly census of the sick at hospital for’ the week was lil. Some of thess were received from Quaran+ Une, Respectfully aubmirte. MOREAU MOKRI D,, City Sanitary Inspector, BUREAU OF RECORDS OF VITAL STATISTIOS, ? May 10, 1871,’ § To THR SFORETARY OF THF Boary oF HEALTH: — I bave the honor to report 506 registered deaths for the past week. being 47 more than for the previous week. ‘There was a still further decline in the mortality from smallpox, which destroyed but 15 lives aga'nst 23, 29 and 32 pore | the three weeks respectively ending — 28th, 2d and loth, In no previous week since that ending February 18 Lad there been recorded wo few fatal cases of this diseas Measles oceasioned 10 deaths and scarlatina 18, being an i crease, in the former of 1 and tn the latter of 3 The mortality from typhoid fever diminished from 6 to 2. There was little fluctuation in the other zrmotic affections. Seventy- ove deaths were ascribed to phtuisis pulmouis, ite forrest weekly mortality for the, present year, ite, highest having been 102, in the week ending Marchi ‘The mortality ee the on respiratory complaints rose, oe the other hand, m 71 According to the latest advices the epidemic of smallpox fn England evinced no Improvement, fis severity, however, being most marked in London, Liverpool, Newcastle-on- Tyne. In Liverpool, during the week endi ng April 15, ovt of @ totalof 3&7 death: ‘smallpox caused 68, or about 16 per cent. In Newcastle-on-Tyne the proportion was 11 per cei In London it produced, during the sume week, 266 deat! pr 16 per cent upon the total, which, although rélatively low its mortality in Liverpool, was atill enormous, being th hivhest weekly number within’ w period of thirty-one years, A proportion corresponding with that of Liverpool aud Lon- don would have given forthe same week in New York be- 1100 deaths, itwas even more viol occasioned of 174, or 23per cent. Tt me percentage ded'in thie tity a mortality of 125. Very Te M. D., Reg. of Records. the Grease Melters=The oe’ Health ' Mer? Raids—What the New York Rendering Company Are Doix Tribalst ons Tne public, who for years have patiently sub- mitted to the intolerable nuisances committed by some of the fat melters, have long looked to the Board of Health for relief. The sanitary authorities have time and again declared their intention to run all the fat men out of the city.when they could find # local habitation elsewhere. The recent arrest of many of them js merely the inception of the war that is to be waged upon them this summer, and to-day at the Tombs those arrested a.e to be disposed of. ‘Ine impression among them is that {t 1s the intention of the Health authorities to ‘‘snuff out’ all the estab- lishments in the city except the New York Render- ing Company, which has a contract with the city to reinove and Tender dead animals and offal, and are growing immensely rich therevy, and increase the Value Of ita stock by two or turee hundred per cent by giving thein a monopoly of the business. Certain mysterious movements of the company contirm thie idea. In the past four tanks have been fouud sufficient to render all the material collected in the city, but the company have just urchased the huiloef the etoamner. Oceanica, Which hey are fitting up at the foot of West Thirty-elgnth gireet with sixteen tanks. The officials ore very FeticeDt UPON the sudject, but from a high official or the Boutd of Health a reporter of the HaRkaLv learnea that tae company propose to ma’ Oceanica a receptacit £r all the off9}, gad boil it up as they have an opporeully in the waters of the rivers and bay, and along the Jersey shore. It Is be- Tieved tat so soon. as (heir arrangements are mmpleted all permits to regder fat in the city will be discontinued, and, pertorce, the butchers will be compelled to send their fat to be rendered at such terms as this New York Rendering Company monopoly may offer, The ult must, as @ matter of course, jarwety advance the stock of the fren agl and neh it can be “thrown around loose” athon oft aly to Hoe if piish so desirable an event, while the réaldént pal Will be benefited by release from the vile odors thal are now Caused by the boiling within the city limita, The travelling public on river steamers must, how- ever, suffer from the vile boats that plough the river, pt forth their sickly and disgusting smells. this be the programme of the Board of ealth, and the circumstances seem to jus- oly h & Conciusion, its members should at once invest their smail cash and seven-thirties in Tal rendering stock. They must give relicf sooner or later in some manner, and the public care but little how it may be done, 80 that they abandon this vacillating policy and accomplish it. ‘The fat melt- ers, however, declare that they are not going to pe equelche tus, ond one of the reporters of this pa- er, who on Tuesday visited their neigubornood, | ound nearly ail ot them in fal! blast, in detiance ot Tants and Captain Caffrey’s poitce, Go in, xe men; may the best man win, so that the entic ure relief in the end, * po FURNITIRE, ANTIQU A Curious Collection at lery. ‘there 18 at present on view at Somervilie’s Art Gallery, Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street, a col- lection of pieces of antique furniture waich wil be sold there by auction this evening at ball-past seven, Phe objects nave been collected by an American geutieman travelling in Kurope, and were in ended to adorn his residence were. tur» pean atmosphere has greater attractions for tim than & sojourn im America’s free alr could offer, and hence he hi abandoned idea of furnishing With antiquities & Villa on the the Somerville Gal- Hudson, There are tall old Enghsh clocks, in inlaid cases, Which have tcked away three-quarters of a century i baronial balis. Tall carved oak chairs here, saeh a8 those om whien Queen Blizabeth ani her ladies sat when the handsome Karl of Lele ate FRPED HER AT KENCLWORTH. Chairs, too, of finer style, intaid with marquetry; hs lniaid sideboard, such as are seen in ou F t hfe one handred years ago; two ecard itely inlaid in. tae finest description i ® carved antique found table; one n0-called wage chairs with carved oak ‘8a mutter of fact they are not triangular,. but have @ corner uncomfortably in front; some iriow bim a brack carved in oak, with heads of cheru- hg out upon tt one «idest arlicies is @ travelling trunk stated to have vngod At one time to Queen Anne of Eng- food. itis about the size, but on @ diferent model, 4 indies’ ty pda Ss. Ab ds Wal is fitted with NEW YURK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY ll, 1871. aken arewers ana 1s stud¢ed over with brass nails— SARATOGA TRUNK OF THE PERIOD, On the top 18 a brass nail crown, with a brass nail monagram “A. KR.” beneath it which stands for Anna Regina. Some brass candlesticks, of old time order, and a secretary from Canterbury, once the proverty of a canon or some other great gun of the Anglican Church, There are several very fine Moorish, versian and Astrachan carpets, and be- sides a collection of some sixty rare oll engravings in sepia, by Bartolozzi, from pletures by Angelica, Kaufmann, Cipriani, &c THE SECOND AVENUE HOMICIDE. Martin Convicted of Manslaughter ia the Third Degree Sent to the State Prison fer Four Years. ‘The most of yesterday was occupied in the sum- ming up by counsel of the testimony given in tne General Sessions on Tuesday, before City Judge Bedford, upon the trial of “ichael Martin for kill- ing Patrick Welsh on the 17th of March, 1870. Pri- soner’s counsel contended that he was justified in the act, or, if guilty of any crime, that he ought not to be convicted of a higher grade of homicide than Linea pote tn the third degree, while Assistant District Attorney Suilivan argued that the killing Was malicious and unjustifiable, Judge Bed:ord then delivered nis charge to the jury, Which was listened to with great interest by those who crowded the court room. VERDICT OF THE JURY. The jury retired to deliberate upon their verdict at two o'clock, and after an absence of two hours and a half rendered a verdict of GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER in the third degree. Mr. Sullivan mores for arene Judge Bedford, in Fy sing sentence, saic The jury have found you guilty of manslaughte: dence demonstrates to my mind, beyond a” peradventure, that youtook the life of poor Patrick Welsh without the dow of justification; and yet the statute prescribing the Ity only fixes a period of four years in the State Prison, tatuie Ko inconsistent with common sense and justice Should at once be repealed, and a stature passed intlicting a much heavier penalty where fe bas been taken. | You are Sentenced to the Staie Prison for the period of four years— ‘the full period. ‘The prisoner was removed, ____ POST OFFICE NOTICE JOST OFFICE NOTICE.—THE MAILS FOR EUROPE during the week ending Satnrday, May 13 18/1, will close at this oflice on Tuesday at ny - on Wednesday Thursday at 113g A. M., ‘and’on Saturday at NES, Postmaste SCHOONER FOR SALE—THE UH, carrying $0 tong, with € feet araught of watertn perfect order; now lying at Morris and Essex Railroad dock, Hobo- Ken. “Inquire ou board, FUNE SAIL, BOAT FOR SALE IN YONKERS—28 FEET clone l best mauner by Thomas Fearon, 1n- quire ai in ont hoi FOR, SALETA CENTREBOARD SLOOP YACHT, 18 tonao. m.; cabin staterooms and cockpit, finished tn hard ‘wood; water closely water tanks, e.5 sil ron work earns and compleiely iurnished. “Apply to G. AIGHT, corner of New and Wail strects, Fe SALE—A FIRST CLASS © DAR SHELL, BUILT by Elijot; 82 feetlong, 14 inch beam, 8 inches deep; weighs, Wwitn outriggers, 138 pounds; sound in’ every respect; nearly new, and has been very little used. Apply at Nassan Boat Clud, foot of Thirty-fourth street, North river, or address box No. 2 New York OR SAL i THE WELL known Sloop Yacht Salus, 85 feet long, 14 beam, private stateroom and water closet; well found in every particular, Can be seen at FRANK BATES’, Thirty-sixth street and Third avenue, Gowanus, Apply at 62 West Seventeenth street, New York. OR SALE-SLOOP YACHT NIAGARA, 25 TONS O.M. Can be seen at LENOX'S, foot of Thirty-fourta street, Gowanus, Brooklyn. W ferred, Post oillee. WANTED TO PURC ASE. “ANTED—A MEDIUM SIZED SECOND HAND SAFE at 882 Greenwich street, Herring's or Marvin's pre- Wipers THREE DOZEN PLOVER AND CURLEW Decoys, new or second hand. Address, stating price, ‘y Hera! id office, ANTED--PORTABLE orse, second hana. NELL, Derby, Conn, Y ENG! Adare: E, FOUR OR sIx with price, &c., THOS, JANTED—A, GOOD SECOND ‘HAND. SAFE (HER. ring’s preferre’), price must be low, for cash. Send dimentions lo Te C. LYMAN & CO., "brewers, 618 West Thirty-third street. Wwease TO PURCHASE—BAR, COUNTER AND Fiatures, Address L, B, MOORE, 86 Dey street, base- ment. Warten A PAIR OF ENGINES, 16 OR 12 INCHES cylinder, or one Engine, with libk motion, of equal capacity, suitable for a small side-wheei boat. Address, stat- ing apm ‘and price, WILLIAM SECOR, Tom’s River, a“ ~~ 5 F ne iE - J), © Pasnosres, Studio 805 Broadway. Portraits Coa oil, pastel ng on stone. Instructions given in the above branches of @OLITICAL. TA WARD MIC HALL NORTON ASSOCIATIO. The member quested to meet this evening, at er street, for to present ad- a 1: eight of Sigeses to the Hoa. RALPH WATTS, ay EYES AND I Na Sng OA RITFICTIAL HUMAN EYE A J & GOUGEL- 1\. MANNS ‘tormerly with Professor Boissonneau, of Paris), ters of the improved Artiicial Human Eye, N.B.—These eyes are endorsed by the BE Hier faculty. BIL Li ARDS. % STANDARD AMERIC. TAN BLLLI TARD_ TABLES, AL. Miequaled fcr accuracy and durabutty and ap: Proved by the leading amateurs and professional players; Goustantiy on hand, Tables at, prices, rapeing from 925) up: fe; ulso unique styles for dwelling ho: vet Se Panna & COLLENDER, 788 Broadway. | HE EUREKA BILLIARD CUSHIC N—THE BEST wire cushion patented May 2,Is7l, manufactured and for sale by PHELAN & CUOLLENDER, 735 Broadway, New York. REKA BILLIARD TABLES, WITH DELANEY'S nt Cushions with two wires, can only be bought at W. H. GRIFFITH'S factory, 40 Vesey’ street, All makers the city who aball infringe on the sate will De prosecuted the law directs. Becoad hand Tables for sale and old tabi recushioned and repaired. WINES, Liquors, &C, FINE RYE OR BOURBON WHISKE: AT #2 WER A fain; She Sherry and Port Wine, $2801" gallon; Boo toh anid Irish Whiakey, Holland Gin and © Janiaica Rum, Hon. All warranted pure, ufAM M. GILES, feo'sisd avenue, corner Thirtnentt street. Lois. on pe wrill be sold in lots of one, five or Seu barrels, at a bargain for three days, at 201 B: OR FAMILY USE. Imported Bavarian Lager Beer, per dozen, $2 0 Imported Vienp: er Beer, per dozen, #2 50, Also. Muwaukee Lager Beer, per dozen, $1 50, Newark Lager Beer, per dozen, $1. HOLLENDER &'CO., 24) Broadway, opposite City Hal. (0 HOTEL KEEPERS AND OT/TERS.A LADY HAS alot of choice Wines, Sherry, Hock and Madeira, aged | 10 years; wlxo some French Brandy, whicl she will dispose | of ata great gacrifice. offce. ene Pont Address VINTAGE, Now York “LEGAL NOTE 3. SUPREME COURT. i 5 _ In the matter of the application of the Mayor, Alderm and Commonalty of the city of New. York relive to the pridening and stralchtening of Broadway between Thirty, fourth street and Fifty-ninth str’ nd also the inaking of | that part of Broadway between Thirty-second and Thirty-Ufth trcete. and that betwee: Forty second and. Forty: seventh streets of m greater width thau 100 Leet, In the clty of w Yor Nimble notice te hereby given to all owners and lessees ot | property tobe ined or damaged in. the above en- Jed procesdt: they can be heard before the under- signed, pit proof of such dainage, st the room of the ard 9f Aldermen, in the Clty Hall, iu tue city oc New York, | th May, 1871, Bt two o'el . M., and for vek P.M. of days thereafter at two « atement of the claim has erk of the Commissioners, previously filed with the « | questions of law must be submitted in written briefs, title to property affeeied and au \ st be addressed fo A. T, Stew: lod with We0e7. Hon, one of the | Hom C4 our off 0, Broa lway, root i} | “ALEX. T. STEM ART, | | JOHN 4, 40! Commissioners, | | FaMDS %. HENNESSY; J nuk, May 5, LAT. ‘ OUNTERFFITI Eureka Invisible Ink (Deteotor): also for secre Spondence, Ask for bottles Nos. 1and 2. Oflice 119 and ii ‘assau etroet, room 14, up stairs, TATURAL FLOWER S FURNISHED IN | IN "ali destgos for partien, weddings aud funerain. Ver- Wenas. Roses and all other Pixnts for sale, and gordens laid out aud planted by W, FITZPATRICK, Florist, iiroad LOTTE & JANES, Py Stationers. Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers, #3 lulton sirvet, “Blank Books made to pattern, “ASTROLOGY. TEST “MRS. ANNA, CLAIRVOYANT SPIRITUAL Jat astoniabes the workl with her superior knowle lge 5 tells your thoughts, names, apecdy marriaye ; no pay. Oflie 3 Third venus, betwee ‘and Thirty-second stroeta, ‘FACE—PROFESSOR MARS TELLS THR VuRy mind at first sight, and causes marriaze aud auce i Dusinese sooner than any one living. hird ave: ty {th streeta; near Twel(th y! and gentlemen, 00 cents to #1. ote ADAME CLARA A. ALMA, DEP RIS (CLARA M TONIA, iate of San Fraucisco), Busines MARA AN: Clairvoyant. ‘Consultations it ish French and Gerinan 200 Broadway, opposite Graud Hotel, ADAME ROS, MEDICAL AND BUSINE: afoyant felis past present and ature i," contdental letters writer Ips West fort Sreen Broadway and S¢yepus aumalam | sively to prove thas, _HELMBOLD’S MEDICINES. yaaa ‘8 RLMBOLD'S: HELMBOLD'S: HLM BOLD'S: HELMBOLD'S HeLMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S ELM KOLD'S Reso re a] is et MBOLD'S MBOLD'S: ata asp ratetatetfekstct Eccpeeres' kee I Ba = Sats i Digcereee Tit a = Ee ist CATAWBA CATAWBA CATAWBA CATAWBA g GATAW BA CATAWBA CATAWBA CATAWBA WBA CATAWBA CATAWBA CATAWBA CATAWBA CATAWBA HELMRBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S SS ek eb Stsisttois 4 sta MBOLD'S: FUUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, FLUID BABSAPARILLA. 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TAWHA GaAPE PILL fe n0t & Patented p MBOLDIS CR iri RAPE PILLS Tot Patan! pe Juice aud Fuss "AC fi, are com How to proceed in the Spring and Summer months ew. fey new blood, new vigor. fF rsaparilia and one box eight tu isn Purebase two bot ot Pil rn fk gold, No better investment tan berma HELMBOLD'R FUCID has oquired a worl: All ot my protaraty ‘or #0 amali a sum, TRACT BUCHU wide fame. orious. Se od of twenty wed this 10 be the ©: ks male by Benjani Travers, F. RO. 8 of those diseases and ¢ ages oie from the e states that no remedy is equal to the of Sarsnpartila; ite power fs extraordinary, more #0 ny other drug Tam acquainted with. Tt is, inthe strictust sense, a tonic, with this Invaluanle attribute, that it i# applicable to a state of the system «o sunken and yet so frritabie aa renders other substance of the tonic class una vallable or injurious, See remarka of the great chemin! WILTIAM i, WAINER K 60.) orth Third street, Pat leiphia, Pa, H. 7, HELMBOLD_Eeateemes trienaswe conpaeaees toa aving the handsomest und at the can line the nioat e Pal that T have rer dnown foe the purpowee tended. WILLIAM Ba i¥ HT. MELMPOLD wil remark, 6 remedi (of long and'carefuh study, mm Hhrernosa hare, hous hetero tat public twenty yeara; the of them tn that time proves their value, ‘All | pave been bene lited vy them who followed my instrnetions, nd to-day the sland unequalled in the extent of their sale and unearpes wal ry ROY insdiciae fa the Dlepeusatory of the United Beal optinu n single “herby tool, plant oF sclentine prepa Speakin, excess of mercury, vd pill men of America, armacenttcal patented im all mine to be, and have never ALL STAND ON WHET MERITS, To dispel any impression or prejucter that might exist ta the mina Meany against tay Preparations, from the Helty given through wdvertising, and that 1 am and been a drugetet for a 4 of % years, ‘and more eogolo: [From the largest manufacturing chemiste {n the world, ) OVEN Tam ‘acquainted with Mr. H.T. Heimpolds be ob ‘upled the drug store opposite my residence, and was suocesst conducting the businens where otvers'had not been in before him, [have been favorabiy Itopres ted with meter and enterprise.) | WILLIAM WIHGHEMA rm of Powers oightman, Manufacturing Chet 4 Ninth and Brown atroets, Ptiadelphla, dione: pole PIU Thave thought ot offering to the ndlioted for ten Tethey are now perfect, and I shall stake my thme, mon and fame on thotr effectiveness. "The inviting eiyie tn erie the Pili itself fs made, the bottle, iabel, wr show with what care they have been prepared. After examination no English or french preparation will show greater care, and T gm rea'ly prond of then, if Instéad of the nauseous-looking, carelesly-prepared Pills vended generally and put up in wooden boxer Tod made Ken. ernily or offered by those having no experience as physictans, dragelsts or manufacturers of medicines, test the medicin’ ofered by your obedient servant, H. 7. HELMBOLD, Patned Fonssaser, BUSES eta Reseaea Hay Lott, iP reseription on Yorks compounded. French, German oiNoatpte of Phere oy Coniuenal Hk, Phiadelpbi 104 South Tenth airevts Puuwdelp Pr irra ane —TRIPLE SALES AT AUCTION, Au?*3 B. aca AUCTIONEES. KR, my ‘t "LEEDS DS e MINE. Chambers and 7? Reade sree pms vaY Tritt pay THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, MAY 11 “AND 13, Lotclock each ss CHAMBEES. AND 17 3 READE STREE’ of elegant Jewelry, of artinc and beattiful destgnn, eompris- ing a very desirble! and valu che assoranent, ne follows:— > Diamond Brooches and Earrings, Bol Hate Pina, Studs and Rings; Clusier do., full a Amethvet, Emerald, Sapphire; do do, with ni var! and Diamous hamond set and ai Rings and Pins; diamond inlay Kiaces, Gold roriay the ita But- tons, Scart Pins, 4c. ae. The above are worthy the a:teution of the trade as weil a6 private vuyers, every article being uaranteed as represented. - PISATURDAY, MAY 18, 1054 o'clock, at our 5 lalearoomts #5 CHAMBERS AND 7 8 ETS, a largo assortment of bandaome Household Furniture, re- moved fo for convenience of saie, Particulars in time, Rvenons NOTIC! HOCART AUCTIONEER. JACOB a A AVAL AT THE ELEGANT MANSION 803 FIFTH AV! CORNER “OF FORTY-SECOND STREET, SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SES AND CARRIAGES, RIC! rey costs ng coneon 10N OF ELEGANT" ‘ROSEN GOD PIANO, BILLIARD TANLE, DRAWING KOOM. One elegant rosewood 7 octave, cyclola mard & Sons makers: ebony and silk Parlor Suits a Piano, Lender. in figured ehony-and gilt treme Pens Window Curtains ; white linen ‘Shades Gbatre ‘Tabi Cronze and git: gas Chandeliers; bronze Figures, Cupid, & Thina Vases, Clocks: marble Statuary, Greek Slave, Ac. R FURNITURE. Rosewood and black walnut Kedrteuls; inaxble top Dress: {ng Bureaus, Commodes, rosewood Armolre-a-Glace, Hair ‘and Spring Mattresses, Cottage Suits, Brussels Carpet old Engravinge, Toliet na ag Window Shades, Cullery, LIBRARY. tack walout Bookcases; Horacy ‘Tables and Chairs; a fine collection of standard and miscellaneous Books; large collection of fine old Oi) Paintings, by celebrated masters, CONSERVATOR Ye A choice collection of rare Plante, ROOM. Fine covered black walnut pillar Extension Table, Chairs, Buflet, Silverplated ath Ce | and ie ass Ware, &c. One rosewood Biliard table, Phelan & fallendar maker; Balls, Cuesy ke. complete Setigen, Chatrss & 'RIVATE STABLE. ‘One sorrel Horse, 1944 hands high, 6 years old; sound and kind; very stylish driver. (Quabclaek Horse, 1 years oid, eound, kind and gentte One set WY gold mouuted couble Harness, One et of silverpraited coach Harness. One Landau, made by Brewster, ue Park Phaeton, made by Brewster. Bear Robe, Lap Robes, Blankets, Saddles, Bridles, Stable zshare, ‘ke.: all the property of & private family going to puro | N. Bethe sale will commence with the Horses and Car- uae ‘Catalogues with (ull description can be had on Tues+ day morning at the auc:on rooms, No. 1 North William street, oF at the otfice, 626 Fith avenue, LBERT B, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, Salearooms 108 Liberty, 111 Cedar and 83 Church streets. nteel Household Furniture, HIS 4 WALDRON & COOKE, will sell by auction, as above, the largest quantity goods we have offered thi ason in one sale, velng goods removed from reeiiences, also part of an of first class Furniture, ing PAKLOK AND LIBRARY SUItS, nder Roux, Hutcainge, Meeks, Krativa and ; rosewood, walnut and mahogany frames, made by Ale. other mak brocatel and reps covering, made for elty retail trade, Fifteen \Vainut Chamber Suits, #075 to manufacture, Bureaus, Washstands, Secretary and Library Rookeases, Buileta, Wardrobes, Cabinets, China Chamber and Tea Sets, Winuow Curtains and Cornices, Hal! Stands and Chairs, pounaee snd 7 ASY eevied Vases, Jardinieres, Cutler; Pintey Pletures, Books,” Sewing Machines, &., &e. ALS HORSES, wa ONS, HARNESS, 1 sorrel Mare, 15 handset warranted kind, sound and true, llarze Bay Truck Horse. 1 Brett, made to order by Wood Bros, 1 Concord Express Wagon, with top. fine farm animal. Horses, sold by order of tue Administrator of the Estate oft i itaak ine T act angie Harness; Double Harness. Other Horses, Wagons and Harness. SO PRINTING PRESS, nee in bankruptcy, at 10 oclock, at and &7 John street. ORY NO 9 single larg fer Printing, Press, with bed, 7 in, ‘Assignee in Bankruptcy. by order of MORTGAGE. coe OF GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD seo ew AT PRIVATE RESIDEN 38 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEA ik FIFTH AV., ON FRIDAY, AT lvig O'CL WALDRON & COOKE will sel the « noe Sontents of the above bouse, including walnut and a mae Chamber Fur piture, rosewood Etageres, ronewe Velvet, Brus- sels and Ingrain Carpets, French piate Pier mand Mantel Mir- rors, Window Curtains, Gas Chandeliers, Beds and Bedding, dc. The sale will commence with kitchen articles. SALE—AT 120 WEST TWENTY-THIRD street, this {THURSDAY ) morning, commencing at 10% o'clock. LUKE FITZ ALD, Ragone $825,000 worth, Biv lot logue, Elegant, costly Houseltiold Furnit tare; eh ickering & Son's Plancforte, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, fine Of! Paintings, real Pronze and Bisque Figures, Velv: C real Lace and Brocalel Curtains, Et range bles, elegant ladies’ Writing Desks, Book- Bedrooms consist, viz. Rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Sets, style Louis XIV.; Bedsteads, Bureans, Washstands, Commodes, Ward- Toilet Stands, 25 curled hair Mattressea, Sliver Plated Vilows, Holsters, Blankets, Kettles, celebrated Spring Beds, Hines ‘sheets, Sips, Turkisii Easy " Chairs, ’ Lounges, Clocks, &c. Dining Room consists, vi Magnificent Buiten con e800; Extension Table, Chatrs, Si ver and Sheffield Piated Ware, French china Dinner and'Tea Sets, Urns, Castors, Knives, Boo ne, fe KITCHEN AND BASEMENT. FURNITURE, Ice Box, Tables, Chairs, ingrain Carpets, &c. Strangers at- tending this salé take Sixih or Seventh avenue cars, stopping at Twenty-third street. Sule positive, rain or bing, UCTION NOTICE, A THIS oats ee 800 CASES era fAnD, Pale LEAF HATS, for men'y women's and children’s wear. THE LATEST St¥Les Attention of owt of town and city buyers is invited. Catalogués now ready and goods on exhibition, WM. TOPPING & CO. Auctioneers, No. 182 Church street, a sigma, <5! SON K Os AUCTIONEERS, ati2 M., at Exchange ve SateeroomIll Broadway, Executor's sale at auction, nth avenue, House and Lot, No. 774, east aide, between ifty-first and Fitty second streets; occupied as store and rinks digest Ce teen excellent; sale absolute; terms Jape wt 77 Cedar street, AS “ NTIQUE FURNITURES and Objects of Art, On exhibition at the Somerville Art Con aes y, free, Fifth ave- nue and Fourteenth str: A rare and curfous collection of ‘tie Cabinets, Chairs, Clocks, Firedogs, de. ke of Gne old Bartolozz\ Engraving, anda few choice Oriental Car, jected in Europe tor private use, The whole to be aol thi ‘ening, il, at 735 o'clock. a - __—____ —_—- a Bar iT adie STREET, NEAR EDWIN NICHOLS Aictioneer, Large and rich Household Furuiture sale, rare oppurtunity for housekeepers of partien wishing iirst class Furniture. Hate mda, latest nyie Braelag Robo BN brilliant toned rorewood four round corner Pianoforte, Works of Art. Statuary, China and zeae ‘at public auction this day (Thursd commencing at 1 Egat est at the five story resicenc ae Fifth avenne and Uatrenit. place, 0 cla, Mi te gataeee ure iets, Bois de Rose, gilded riental Chairs ‘and Lounges, beautiful’ Parlor bBuits, covered with the richest description crimson and gold and green and gold French satin; Hiageres, Corner and Sia nis, Bookcases, Tarlor Desk, Bronzes, Clocl uaty, Figures, Paintings, Parlor Ornaments, Works ‘ot Magniticent Fotewood Planoforte cost Stool and Cover, Mueic Unbinet, srt sewood And walnut ingenter, Bal yn, tl Washstanda, Com ie ira tresses, Bedding, Wants, ye red te ie Rockers, Lounges, covered with, reba be ity two ‘Extension ware, China eae tivo Bullets, with cnt gine H nd Silverware, ivory. ‘lable uuery, Kite rvant’s Furniture. Sale positive. All goods must be removed 24 hours after the sale, Reliable men in attendance to cart oF pack goods tor purchasers at reasonable charges, RCHIBALD 3 INSTON, AUCTIONEER. pice ana “alesroom 47 Nassun street, opposite the Port SORNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell on Friday, at U4 o'clock, wt their salesroom 57 Nassau atreet, a large’ assort- ment of Householt and Office Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos, Bedroom Suits, Rerriceratorn ke, Alno the balance of the «tock of a Station Store, comprising ail manner of Gamer, pes, Aek CRISTALAR, AUSTIONBER, sy diction sale of Dry Goods. The balance St d Faney ier Paper, k of etait dry good ‘store, eon ating of Muslina, Delafness Al- ress Goods, Moa! otha, Cassimercs Toil to sold wtivoct faserre ee Friday, th fnstessat i o a at the galesroom, Broadway, near Houston mblie $a¥ .CRISTALAR, ‘Auctioneer, 598 hasamiisinol AKON CRISTALAR & CO, ARE, NOW SELLING OFF, At, thetr new anlesrooms, 678 Broadway, opporite the Grand Central Hotel, their Immense stock of gecond band Furniture, bought at all the recent aueiion salen alng tique and modern Furniture, Chamber and Parlor reclis Wardrobes, Bookcases, Brussels and other Carpets. foriment is large and the greatest bargains are Wrecina ot at Browiway. DTICE. Superb Ot Painting hy EDWARD SCH OK, this day. id Friday 11 and 19, at 60 Liberty street, at twelve o'clock each ape superb collection of roreign And American Paintings, by a Meat celebrated artiate, & ow on exhivitior UCTION, AUCTION, AUOTION.~ALL THE ELE- AA cant, contly Honseiiold Furniture contained In the pri- Yate residence 85 West Fifteenth strect, near Fifth aveone, for sais, Magnificent Drawing Room Suit, Pompadour style cost $650, for p20; one « i Pianotorte, cost #750, 76: Paintings, Bronzes irrors, Cirtains, rosewood, fteads, Wardrobes, Mattresses; sacrifice. ‘sivollgs Poune bee Lp Te wilh ee ‘this 4 better opportunity than SHEET, ecard anne Manne at the sales. riment = ‘Parlor LES AT AUC BY M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. Br Wine a) this di a ay (Thareday) a eg! (pees yd teens cont Gale, richly Bese rag Loge a ane a | keases, Secretary and Parlor ake, (mg a we a ary pete riment of ‘China Crockery and Gi ttn sold by catalogue. Br Aosera, H HEGEMAN £00. h annual sale of new and second hand Car- pet, Cilla, c., at the salesroom, Willoughby sireet, cor ner ly ona Saturday and Moncay, May, a Wand 15, A.M. each nay, Many of these Ci pote, are good as ne parties moving, who ‘avail Hemscives of this opportunity te well ther carpets and select from the large agsor.ment on the catalogue others to. iit thelr now rooms without waste, Also many new Carvets, misiits, from carpet stores, Catalogues Thursday afternoon. BY DANIEL A. A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER—SALES- ELEGANT p HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HADE BY ROSEWOOD PIANO, BY A HAVEN ae BACON; FRENCH The entire Furniture of the he ye reniioadal M6 WEsT FORT TED cing between Broadway Sixth ay will be MAY 18, at 10 11g o'clock. a “Mattresses, Pak and don FRIDAY, s Gasrane will be ready this afternoon at Auclioneer’s BwiAs, BAYERSDORFER & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Wil sel this day (Thuraday), eomntencing wt 103 o'eloek, est and riehcat sale'of Housenold Furanare offered this season, complete Furnitnre of four story sePrn: mone ay 124 West ‘Twenty: sixth hear Siath avenue. Rosewood Piangioris sty, make; four rich Parlor Suits, in satin and silk reps; Cabinets, Jardinieres, Bookcase , Turk- ish bed Velvet and Medalilon | Lrus: arpets, Bronz’ ‘8, Paintiugs, Centre Tabies, 31-da: Searcy Ornaments, Ac. ; also Diniog. oom Furniture. Buffets, aire, Extension ‘Table, ets, tins Pitchers, Cutlery, &c.$ wood d Bedroom its to te se | ch; Spring, Hair and Feather Be ait double Bedsteads, atbeng ‘dailion #edroom Carpets, Clocks, Bediling, Wardro! 0 Kitchen and Basement Furniture; in all 4 0 lots by catalogue of useful Mousehold Furniture. MAX BATERSDORFAR & O0., Auctioneers, office 354 Bowery. Plilows, Kolsters, ¥, H. BERTHOLF, AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS Canal sireet, in continuation, from families d Chamber Suits, Beds aud Bedding, French Mirrors, &c. Also the balance of stock of Wm. Witters, retiring from the auc- tion business, will be seliing each day until the whole is dis- Posed of, Also goods advanced on and goods JA008 BOGART, AUCTIONEER, % SATURDAY, MAY 13, at 103s o'clock, at the auetion room, So. 1 Nor: 4, Witliam street, nas assortment of choice Jousehold Furniture, arpets, Mirrors, Ke. M, PLATT, AUCTIONIER, WILL SELL THIS DAY, sit two o'clock, at 444 Canal street, goods removed from Brooklyn and other places (or convenience of sale, consisting of Parlor and Chamber Suits, Pier aud othér Mirrors, Bureaus, Bedate ‘ardroves, Ollice Tables, gillar and fropleaf’ Extension’ and other ‘a iteds, Wash- stania, Velvet, Brussels and In, pets, fine curled Hair and other Mattresses, Olicioths, Rugs, Cornices, Stoves, and everything for housekeeping. ‘ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER, “Val uable Property on Broadway, Sixth avenue, Cortlandt of alley, Walker, Lust Houston and Bast Sixty-seventh sweets, at auction, E. H. LUDLOW & © will sell at auction on FRIDAY, May 12, 1871, at 12 o'clock, atthe Exchange Saiesroc Broadway—The valuable Plot known as Nos, 1,850, 1,352 and 1,354 Broadway, throuvh to Noa, 619, 621 and 623 Sixth aventie, comprising Bix city lots. Waiker street. Plot known as Nos. 78 and 9, northeast corner Cortlandt alley, East Houston street—No, 27; extra iarge lot of ground, veith butt E eventh strest—Two Lots, north slde, 125 feet enatot Madison arauus 2521008 exch Seventy per cent of the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgaze for three and five yeara, Maps and fuil particulars at the auctioueer's ofice, No. 8 Pine street, Mors WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. ‘at Fort Wash'ngton and on enty-first street. Execntor'’s sale of Proper East Fourth street aud West E. H. LUDLOW & CO, 1 at anction on Friday May 12, 1*71, at 12 o'clock, Pi ‘the Exchance esroom, No 11 Browtway, sale by ordér of Wiultar more, eXeCtt ton a porn Howland, dec shington. sion and 434 acress, on high ar L/oth street, within twenty minutes’ drive of Excellent oucbuildings, Narco conservatory, der. wenty-first ‘street —First class House and Lot, No. 20, We Jot 29x98.9, East Fourth street—No. 24, House and Lot, just east of Lafayette place. _ Maps, &c,, at the Auctioneer's office. ORTGACE SALE,—J. baer pts AUCTIONEER, WILL i sell on Friday, M: o'clock, at 31 cee Liab corner of Greene, t a Barroom; Bar Cor French Pier Mirror, cop) er Measures, Gas and Lar Fixe tures, Engravings, Clock, Stove, beh Screen: ao, eery for Mortgag: ARSHAL'S SALE.—R, FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL and general assortatent of Hlaware, Hour Parnishiiy Goods, Btoves, dc. By order of P, Feel arab JOHN MORTIMER, 42 East Broadway, will sell th’ day at 11 o'clock, 500 lots blag and Silver Watche: ine gold ma Sha nd other besied H Goods ; also piano makers’ and c Toole, with which sale will commence, Order Sin Tee Box attached; 4-pull English. Beer Pump, Iron Bale, Ny As FURD MA eal on'Fritay, at 1004 orclock at lal Bowe re large AWNBROKER'S. eee AND JEWELRY. Bi Plated Ware, Opt Musical Instruments, N- Such, Sil Third avenue. AWNBROKER'S SALE. THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR, ‘at 69 New Bowery, 500 Lois 8i *, fy ney Stella, Crape and Lace Shawl emu Uaderctorher, (Sheets, Spreaus, By or op Mark Levy, 78 Grand d street. Sik “Sacaue Table Linen. AWNBROKER'S SALK.—R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, 121 Rowers, will sell this cay, at h orelock £08 lots Men ani Women’s Clothing, Bedding, Boots, Shoes, & ‘also Coats, Pants, Vests, Ac. By order of L. Cohen, Gi Canal girect. Qrowann WALTERS, AUCTIONEER, Looms, Winding and clump Machines, Braiding Machines, &e, Morgnge sale, Will sell this (Thursday), at 11 o'cleck, at 814 Broadway, and Immediately atterwards at 555 Broadway, the Machinery of a gimp and {rlnge manufactory, consisting of Engine Looms, Silk Winding Machines, Gimp Machines, Braiding Mechioes bes, Hand Looms, Cord’ Wheels, Warping Mills, 4c. JOHN P. STEWART, Attorney for Mostgagee, Rrssey, WALTEKS, AUCTIONEER, Brandy, Bourbon ‘and Rye Melee f Cigara, & ‘Marshal's sale, Will sell on Friday, at 1439 ielock, at 97 East Broadway, 20 barrels 0! fine Bourbon and Rye Whiske: casks Brandy, cnsks Port Wine, Gin, Rum, éc.; also 5,000 Havana Cigars. P! McCABE, Marshal. HERIFE'S SALE.—R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL seli this day, at il o'clock. at 414 Broadway, a large and valuable assortment of Silk Fringes, also Machinery, fron Safe, Fixture ast By order Matthew T. Brennan, Sherif’, Jas. J. ‘aensibene’ Deputy. pang et ty. ic pe engl Se SALE OF ra 74, from two to four casks Brandies, (iin, Rum, ¢c.; also ks im- rorted Port and Sherry Wines, cases and baskets Cham; and a large lot of other Liquors, Wines, 4c. The above anie : Ake eil selected stock and will J soid in lots, Dealers invited, tp Uf old ed GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, NO 4 CITY HALL place, will sell, this dar, at 2 o'clock, the Stock and (cm fures of the first class liquor store, corner of 109th street ani Third avenue; ali complete; two yeara’ lease, tha net ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, to sale of the valuable Proj at auction, the vaei alesrooms, Trinity Building, 11 Broadway, on Tomtant™ ‘May 16, 1871, at 12 o'clock noon, situated on the westerly side of Eleventh avenue, 25 feet 144 tuch ey from 4he northwest corner of Zleventh avenue and Fifty-firet jt 2% feet 14 iuch in width by go op on each si Ou ‘Erector of the last will and testahnest C4 of Butiw, de- THOS, ceased. Attorney tor Executor Nol ie Hall i place. $e we WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, 8B! at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canal street, a lar, Household Farniture of eer, description, moving; Brussels and I Angrain Carpets,” Hair and other Mattresses, Pier a: Mirvor Beds and Bedding; also 1,000 Yards 0 ‘ofldoth in remnant je‘asgortment of ‘om famnilten re- EUROPEAN STHAMSAIPS, = Nuy Dinké? LINE 15 FRANCE. j THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC eae a MAIL STEAMSHIPS eh | Bye oa AND HAVRE, Spal ao orm pie x tha farrie rata Conti. pent will sail from pier No, 01 * = LAPAYETTE, 8 Ea ver, ete lows May 20 ST. LAURENT, Kee ned VILLE DE PARI PEREIRE, Danre. marie. Surmont. §n gold neinding wine) to Brest or Havre. Irat Cable soi UM0, Second Cabin. eRe not carry steers aswen, Excursion Tickets ntreducedratene, eee American travellers going to and returning from the Cont. nent of Europes by taking the steamers of this line avold th transit by Bnelish railroad and the discomforts of cros#- ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and pense ‘GEO MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadw Truex LINE, For Queenstown and rn ie a a} to sail as follows ¥ OF LIMERICK cry 8 1 OF BALTIMORE, cry oF BREE and each mucceeding Sat pler 45 North rive RATES OF PASSAGE, Payable tn gold. Payable in currency. Firat cabin. $30 Tol London, fo Paris rs ‘o Paria Ts 88 engers ‘Aino forwarded’ to Ihavrey iiazaiutg, Bremen, a Fcuete icon be bought here at. moderate rates by persons wishing to send for thelr friends, ee For further information applycat th ‘at the ¢ compa ay oMmee, LE, Ager tn New York. A pumas! TO acl AND QU BBHETOWN. ar ABYBSYNIA aturday, May 13 CALABRIA auurdays May 30 Cabip pammage, a ArFenC, Stocrage passage to New Yori, stat For freight or eubin panay 0 nbply At No 4 Bowling Green, or sleerage panange appl Tirondway, Trinity Bund: ing. cua WuEs (G. FRARCKLYN, Agent, BN Broadway, AUNARD LINE. oe for fs 1 a joaton for Liverpool Thursday, April 27, SAMARL TARIFA I rhtirwda ght RUE RIA, Thursday. ay IL TRIPOLI, eh stay i in pastage, 80 Th h gold, eta 1B to Fol ‘old. sis coatare nO aaa Ra « —$——— MSTIPS, Seeders HUROPRAN 8 STEA HE ANC! NE SPEAMELS. “alleen a and eiternate Wednesday from Glasgow and Passengers booked and ‘forwarded Ly and bes all railway stations in Gr Great Britain, 1 Norway, Swe- den or Denmark and America ae eatery, ly, speedily, comfort ably and cheaply as by any obber t route OF Me. ine TR, XTRA STRAMERS. CL RIDA, Wed. ALEXANDIA Wel, June 1b ‘and ‘an extra steamer eve FE otier Wednesday, from pler 20 North river, New Yors, at noon. Rates of passage, payable in currency, to Liverpool Gibsgow or Derry sn. Firat cabins, #65 and according to location, Cabin cxeuriion eke'a good for twelve months, securing iicatens gt ret erage aR bought at reduced rat can be bought here by those wishing to send for their (rien ~ ¥ Dratis ive, payable ob pr iy a je compan "8 01 APPIN TENDERSON BROT NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSIIIP COMPANY. For Southampton and Bremen. The steamship BREMEN, , Captain ¥ W. Ladewigs, ‘will sail on Thursday, May 11, at ., from Bremen pier, foot of Third sree ‘donpuen. To be iollowed by HERMANN, Ca) tain G, Retebinann, ‘on Satardu RATES OF passnae Bao HAVRE AND Agents, road street, TEAM TO. QUEENSTOWN. AND LIVERPOOL, CAR. rying the United States mat! Sailing every Wednesday. Weconsim. Williams... SELRICUS & 2. May 17, at 3 P.M. NEVADA, Green. May Mw From pier 45 North river ig ae + Cabin passage, #3) Prold; rteerare, #30, currency, Pre Uckets, B53, ct 1 Passengers v booke to and from Burts, lature, Norway and Sweden £6. Dratte on Ireland, ‘England, Frauce and Germany at lowest rates. Avply to WILLIAS & GUION, 29 Broadway, ip HAMB! RG-) AMERICAN PAC PACKET COMPANY'S fron mail steamship SILESIA, Captain H, Trautman, will sali on "Tues iay, May 16, 1871, at 2 P. M., for Hamburg, taking passengers from Now York to ‘Wamburg, Plymouth ‘and Lend Firat Cablu, 8120; Secon abla, i872; Steernge, $25, gol, payable in Unred Les fol. The GERMANIA (new) KUNUARDT & CO., General Agents Broad WN, HITE STAR LINE. W New York, Cork ana Liverpool. New and full-powered Stzamahipe, the ax largest in the word. ARCTIC. PACIFIC, ATLANTIC, BALTIC ADRIATIO, ns re » 9A. ie, Pavouia Ferry, Jersey Clty. Passenger ‘accommodations (for all classes) unrivaied, combining satety, speed and comfort, Saloons, state-rooms, smoking room and bath-rooms in section, where least motion {3 felt, Surgeons and slewardeases nce ny a4 these aners. Rates—Saloon, DN gold. Steerage, $30 in currency. Those wishing t6 send. for trtends from the Old ‘Country oat now obtain steerage, prepaid certificates, 833, currency, Passengers booked to or from a'l parts of America, Parla, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, China, &c. Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates. Drafts from £1 upward, For information apply at the company's oM Broadway, New York. J. HW. SPARK JATIONAL LINE, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, AND QUEENSTOWN, from pier 47 North ri oman May 10, at 19 M. v1 ats Pe, ‘and 65> srpool, Queenstown, No. 1 ‘Agent, EN, aturday, May 10 Liverpool or Qucenstown—Gablu, as, currency. Prepaid steerage tickets from Li Londonderry and Glasgow, 852 on, furth¢r particulars apply ai the company's office, No. Broadway. i F. W. J. HURST, Ni Scolin. Wednesday, June 7 ATES 0) By the Wednesday steamers, not carry First Cabin... BIB, gold, Second C First Cabin ‘to Pas Return Tickets, By the Thursdi First Canin, Return Tickets. Stecrage Tickets from Li parti rope, at lowest rat Through bills of Inding given for elfast, Glas pow, Tiare, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for Mediter: For freight and cabin passage apply at tho company's one: hocrage passauer a Tl Broadway, Trintty Butta iF Becrage roadway, Trinity Building. pelea HARLES 0. FRANCKLYN, “Aen an Wednesda 44) XL A"Wednesay? May. ay ae _COASTWISE STE, ACTFIO, MATL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO LIFORNIA, waren Bia CHINA, CARRYING MATES, YASSENGERS AND KINGSTON, JAMAICACAND PACIFIC COAST OF (G0, CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU ‘AND. CHILE, Steamers leave 16th und B0th each month, except when those dotes fall on Sunday, then the day previous, naif iS, steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain HP, Con Weave pier 42 North river,a:12o'dock woon, or Asin wall via ja., and connecting at Panama with steamer malta Ripa 3 Captain Lapidee, touching at Punta, Are- as, San Jone, Guatemala, Acamiico and. Mizatian, an aig connecting for ull Central American und South Pacific po Freight for las: named ports received unui 4 P. M.of 10e: Hare Steamer CHINA wit leave San Francisen June 1, for davan and China, For rates of passaze, freight and all'turther in- formation, apply ‘at Compauy’s Sales, on tae per foot, 0% Canal street. . K. BABY, Agent. NITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA Auantic Mail Steamship Company, saf!ing regulariy every Thursday at 3 o'clock P.M. precisely, from pier No. 4 Norih river. COLUMBIA, Captain E, Van Sice jay 1 MISSOURI, Vaptain J. B. Edwards Lay 18 MORKO CASTE, Captain ie jAdar For freight or passage apply to oo pe eaitent, No. 6 Bowitng Green. ym STATES AND. BRAZIL AIL STEAMSHIP The elegant Le haheang seamen *sourn AMERICA, 2,000 tons burden, Captain B. nkiepauch, will esi! for Bt Thomas, Para, Pasmgnboon, ‘and Rio de Jan-iro on Tuesday, May 23, at 8 o'e! Lock P. a from pier 48 North river For freight or passare ap GARR SUN, Aeent,No. 5 Bowing Grevm, AYANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ. jew York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving P. M., direct to Havana, ana only)...Wednesday, May 17 OF MERID. CLEOPATRA, Phillipe: tia EXICO, fi For freight oF pene di riday, June 16. RANDIC RE & SONS, 33 Broadway. AN DOMINGO LINE. Piat a and St, Domingo City. CVnited States Mail loo a PERIT, Captain W. H. Gardiner, Will leave pler No. 4 North river for the above ports om Wednesday 7, at 6 o'clock P. M. For freight , a ae 970158 peoRD BROB. 4 CO, 29 Broadway, New York, OR NEW ‘ORLEANS DIRECT, ‘The Cromwell Steamship Line. Cents | CORTES will leave pier So. 9 North river on macarants ay 1s, at Bo'ciock P. M. Freight recelved Through rates given to Galveston, Indianola, Mobile Hye, 850; sieerage, #25. For freighe or pareaze apni to &. CROMWELL & CO., 86 West street, TPEXAS LINE. OF Saeerce a ea par ng at Key West, carrein asin AE NE iy nee pontagat, at plor Wis Yeave Saturday, Through bills ot Jain given to, far and to ail point on the al jalveston, flouston and Henderson, and B. B. “for freight sage aj beh sola yy NATEORY & CO., 153 Maldon lane, HANTS' STEAMSHIP LINE, From pier No. 6 orth river a 3 o'clock P. M. oF ERA AD: 1 recetvet dntiy. jven for St. Lout vickefiang. B, Noy piles (a jon Py og ‘ie a rel accom! at apply fo ide Cee a We Broadway.” ‘Oid Dominion Steamship Compa pitgeehis ‘of this line leave pier 87 North river, foot of ‘ach Fo NEW WERE ANS DIRECT. os Ninel JOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND. street, For Aorfoll, City Point.and Rienmond, on Thurwiay, M M1, at P. M,, steamship SARATOGA, onpecting with, the Virginia and Tennessee Air line, the Seaboard Inland Atr line Petersburg and Weldon Rat Chesapeake and Oho ichmond and Ds le Ratiroaa. Throv ae ‘eketa ant throu h bila of lading at reduced rates fait uth and Sout inte wh Be pools ‘at’ ofloe cu pler Hf, oF st the offee of the company, Pdeawich sire, sevoer ‘of Dey, VIB GREAT SOUTHERN F: 108T AND ND PASSENGER Li G,, the Flo ne for Charleston, 8. tin ah era sailing from pier No. ot ap ca river at 8 P. M. every Weteey, ‘The first clans shdewbes! CHAMPION pian W. Lockwood, "ai vill nail on Saturdas "nrough Passage Uckets and Dille of Inding inited nt lowed’ r FoF local freight and Dasaage ay RY Kr woncax £00 177 Weit street, corner Warren #' For throngh. y froign tay tao ona Fates apply $0 Agent, Great Souther’ Fraht gras sf Browiway, OMAR treet, Tho steamship CHARLESTON will” fotfow ‘and wall om Weunesiny, May 1%. ?RAVE! LERS? GUIDE. Na IER OF THE ALBANY AND TROY on Roe b a) 4 Bs | river, one block below Dea- Drones street, Jorse; fasange only 0 cents, conndct- preven reitoude for the, West and North, cverv oventng (Saturdays exce 6 ony returning, leave Albany voted) | f the event on arr tino old poputn Mong oa ‘eatablinhed eventng line." 08 RORDOUT panne AT COZZENS, NEWBU Poughter pre and Bus 10 THOMAS CORN DWIN Ik EO MET pia pace $4 Nor rivers Toot of Licked et EXCU. SIONS. NVEW YORK TO SCOTLAND, YEN, NORW tad Denmark, June 10. Kehna wip, ath, weep 10, oe For particulars and passage appl ver ay FTERBOMN, Manguer. No gy watore otis Ws