The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 1, 1866, Page 2

~ a THE NEW YORK SUN. pecan = TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1866, Te Advertisers. Wa woald amin remind our edvertising patrons that their favors willbe “‘too late for classification,” aniess handed in at our counter before nine o’cloce We keep our publication office open for the reception of advertisements until 12 o'clock P, M., tut do not classify them efter nine o'clock, Political Feeling im the South. Tas Congressional Reconstruction Commiwee tmve been for three months feeling the pulee of the Bouth, and, judging from their late reports they are now ebout as ignorant of the true con:l- tion of the case as they were at the outset. They Dave examined a great many witnesses, but what does it all amount to? One class of witnesses de- clare that the Bouthern people are al meek as lambs and harmiess as doves ; while another class clatma that the lam) fe only « wolf in disguise, and that the cooing of the dove le merely « modified bot of the serpent. The truth js, this Reconstruc- tion Committee might have successfully placed any person in the South npon the witness stend, from Jerr, Davis down io the younceat spectmon of the genus freet man, and atthe end they would have been no wiser than they were at the beginning. The testi- mony of witnesses ia, of course, of the utmost val- ue in matters of fact, but we fod scarcely apy- thing of that kind inthe evi lence brought out by whe ssid Committee, The testimony !s s) most ex- clusively confined to opinions, impressions and couvictions of how the Southern people feel and what they arelkely todo, Now such evidence Is pot worth the time required to draw it out. Of course, Southern men are aj ready to express the belief that a1! wil! beserene aod lovely in the South it Congress will only remove the restrictions pow impoted upon the Southern States, The testimony of ope man is the testimony of the whole people upon that point’ Then why waste time aod = spend money in drumming up witnesses for the anke of having theese statewents repeated over and overagainy The only sensible and reasona'le way of judging Southern sentiment is, ty the general tone of the pouthern press, and by the bome out-givings of their political leaders. Py watching them through these mediums there \s sorne chance to (hecover their real feelings, aod by that standard the whole situation may be sated in a very few words, The Southern peojle aro avzious wo be re-admitied to their old places in the Uuion; they sccept the issue of the war a4 final and conclusive, and they are now willing to live again under the Government that they eo lately repuatiaved Mut in their principles they have underjonue no change, They still cling to the belief thas the Btates are sovereign, and that the right of seces- gon je toaliensble. They are fully convince, however, that secestion is not politic, and as matter of policy they are disinclined to ever at- tempt it again. They st)!! hold, as they have always held, that the negroes should remain ine meni«! position, and therefore the Southern States would not voluntarily enfranchise the freedmen, nor provide for their education—at leas, oot in Abeir present temper, They look at their relations fo the Government purely in the light of self- coterest, They reyret that slavery has been abo! tehed ; they regret that the “Confederacy"’ proved @falure; butall thatis pas’, and they now want to make advantageous terms of reorgan! zation, That is the subsiance of the whole meter, and bed the Reconstruction Committees protracted thelr investigations til! doomsday, they would have found that the essence of the case is as above mated, Tho Power of the r. Lx name at loast wo have a Mayor, aud the office is honored by the present incumbent, but practi- cally his powers are too circumscribed to be of value to those who elected Joux T. Horrman to what should be the highest snd mont resnons ble position in the City Government. If distinguished guests are to be received, the Mayor is expectelto welcome them, but tf any law lato be enforced be ean only call thereto the attention ef some one of the many Commissions or Heads of Dopartwente, who may or may not put the necessary wachivery in operation, Ifa mock suctioneer is to be ar- rested, or a swindler punished, the Mayor can be eppested to, and summon the culprit to appear before him, Other officials must then he called in before the rascals can be properly dealt with. If the Common Council, or the Heads of other Municipal Departments desire to carry out ome plundering scheme, the Mayor te powerless to prevent the iniquity, In abort, the Chief Magistrate of the Empire City is ealy clothed with the magisterial powers that en- able him to flee » few hack drivers, or marry the jeving or unloving couples requiring such @ ser- vice athisbands, Asa matter of fourm he aligns she Corporation ordinances, bills, etc. ; but when Re sends such documents back, with bis objections 4 signing them, the law-makers may disregard ‘his arguments and complete their legislation with- ut bisconsent, If the Mayor absolutely refuses to aig @ warrant for the payment of public money, where are Judges to be found ready to granta mandamus compelling bis Honor to do that which Ris Judgment declares \s illegal, and should not be performed, Ife lerve sum is at issuc, the Mayor ean hold out for the time being, but in the end the aforesaid Judges decide in favor of the “ring,” end the city is obliged to pay the cots of both (Parties. Our city and its citizens are diagraced by euch @ condition of affairs, which is not hkely to be changed until the people speak out in public mmoctings on the subject. Legislative “Dead 1 LagieLaTors are not apt to pase lows in opposi- Won to thelr persona! interests, but the members of the late Lezislature of this State are entitled to the creditof having passed an enactment which will operate directly against themselvesand which ss of but little consequence to anybody else, Wo allude to the law probibiting railroad companies from grevting free tickets or passes. It has been eUstomary not only jo thisbutin any other States, for railroad companies to | #e of'em os they liked, without expense. Such passes save a goeat deal of money in the way of wailrosd fore, and they are of course very accepta- ‘ble to the lawmakers, but we were glad to know Ghat the Legislature of this Nite bad the moral curage to enact the ant!-pass law ip the face of the advantages that they will persomally forego by eo jent means for bribing » Logisiatureto favor the said Felivgad, and ag far on she jaorel effect ie concerned, deing. These passes are in fact only » conv the companies might as wel) pay the worth of the tieketa in money, The Legislature of thie State have done ea goo thing in relieving them- solves of that stigmas : sppearance in thie o'ty, scores of quacks are making prepsratio s for ewindling the people by means of patent medicines, which will be found of no value ty the simpletous who foolishly purchase these postrums. No intelligent person will trifle with) a liseage like the cholera, an! only the igno- reot will trost thelr Jives in the hands of the abarpers who advertise “a mirecure for cho cra.” The quacks who prepare and vend these nosirums expect to make money out of the people by parad- ing numerous certificates, and o.herwiee causing the public to believe that they can obtain a reme- dy for the cholera without resortins to the regular phyriciens, whose fers are kouwn to be qua'ru- ple the pr.cescharged! for» bottle of the m'sca'led “cure.” Ibis not only false es nomy to purchase these medicines, Lut serious trifling with hae man life to patronize the manufacturers of these Inventions, Where one of these remedies contain any valuable properties, hundreds are tn- Jurious to the buman system, and inrtead of ward ing off or curing en attack of the ebolera only aggrsrate and complicate the disease, We hope the people will not be mislod by the flam ng ad- vertisements of the mountebanks, who do not hea- purpose of making mouey while the cholera pre- vails, All who desire to escape the ravages of the che and keep thelr bores wel! sired andciean. Tuey should bathe frequently, and avoll excesses in either eating or drinking, ving on wholesome and plein food, consumed at regular ‘otervale. will have abundant notice of {te presence in the city, and when the disease prevais the best of medical attention wil! no doubt be eraileble for the poorest inhabitant quiet end perseveringly industrious eitizens ny, end through the country, toe legree which be himself can scarcely have foresceu. Wo allu’e to Oaanaa Jcvp, the publiwner of Tus Ausuicam Aoricentcnist, It is not many years since this now popular and widely-circulated weeklr, in the leading strings of limited means, entered upon @ field as wide end as tracklessus the ocean, With labor and patience, enterpr ee and faith, not often witnezse!, Mr. Judd Lee brought bis paper we standard of valve to ite hundred ‘hontand or more of readers, and of profit to bla. aeif, But he stops not. Taking to binse!f a partner lu toil (L. A. Chase), the firm of Orange Juad & Co., have now purchased the ooutrol of ucarly every book on Agricultural subjects which it worth reading, and beve thus made their publication office, No, #1 Park Row, the chief headquariers of the coun'ry for ail kinds uf Agricultural inforu- ation, More tlam one hundred books, by nearly as many diferent authors, have thus Leen addei to the issues from the AGaicuLTUKIST press, On of tha more valuable of these books js the worli- renowned *Dowstna's Lanpscar® (j ARDBNING axp Rowan Anourregctere,”’ the seventh ejition of which, Sargent," bas been recoutly issued. Commenda- tion of this or of apy book or publication from Jadd & Co's preas is not, however, our immediae object. Wile we pay @ well earned tribute to wult of well-iirected anu perseveriug effort In ue annual passes to Legislators, allowing them to travel over the roads Chojera Quacks Now that the cholera ia likely to moke its tate ts take advantage of popular fear, fur the ers should carefully cleanse their premises, They should not fear an attack of cholera, for they New Publications. An Aaticeitrrat Woxpsr.—One of our very « becorning seen ani felt fo the commu- which migbs aatiafy the ambition of most men ‘With a Supplement by Henry W. Mr. Judd, we point our young readers to the re- other occupations each one way Go end do lke wise,’ New Boox or Frowrnrs, By Joseph Breck, Naw York: Orange, Juud & Co., 41 Park Bow. Pre mi ib. The name of the author is all the guarantee needed for the intringic worth of the volume be!ore ur. Along lite spent,as we may say, in dryo- toate floriculture, bas giveu bim advantages which few posses and wove surpass, Ibi not surprising, therefore, that the coiutug of his life's love into words aboult prove an entire success, He givex io coneso language, not alone te nares, but the meanings o° the names of the many curious flowers, of late so popular; togeiher with descriptions of their appearance, the mode of cul- ‘ivation and of propagation, and every iniorma- tion needed or desirable to thore who possess or der're to acquire @ taste for the companionship of the gewea of the natural worl), Tux Mistatcan Frorr Gaapey, By Thomas ivers, New York: Orange, Judd & Co, 4] Park w. Price $1, A repriut from the thirteesth English edition of & veteran potavlogist's work, without alterations or American zations, It is, nevertheless, full of pract cal suggestions which cannot fai! to prove of value, though the differoncesin climate an! go! preventiis becoming an absolute guide in this country, The art of dwarfing fruit trees, aud at the same time improving the quality of the fruit, may be carried to an extent of which few conceive possible, and its practice excites the most intense interest iu the minds of those who become engaged ip it. jametal News, ‘larkets, New York, Monday, April 30,6 P. M.—The after- noon quotations of the general Stock market, com pared with those of Saturday afternoon, show a de eline in quotations ef from \ to2percent. A few sorts, however, were, by the same comparison, frac. tionally bigher, (iovernments were lower, Gold 26°,, closing at 196. Money w: d, the rate on eall being generally 6 per cent, ute were quiet at 6a7T for choice names, and 7 per cent for “ good” paper. The bank statement, this week, illustrates the piethorie condition of the mouey market, tt Goposlts buving increased meariy six millous, and the legal tenders nearly shree millions, while the loans have only in- creased $2 950.629. The market for exchange was quiet, aud bankers’ O days bills were quoted at 105 als. On'Cha to-day Flour wae dull, and com mon grades 10c. low Wheat was dull and momi naily 9e, a Sc. lower. Corn wasduli and in favor of the buyer, Ostewere dull, Pork opened heavy and lowar, but closed firm, Beef was sveady, Lard was oulland heavy. Whiskey was dnii, STOCK BALES—FIRST BOARD nO) 1,8. 6a," 100 QuieksiiverM. 52 67.00 US, bey 200 do, 5 loduo do... 100 Bpruce Hili Goal, 4 1500 US. ba, ; 60 Pacitic M. 21s 8000 do. 9440954 100 Maripose Pr t4'6 5000 U8. Ge Ly. co. 1 GUO do., 26%, 100.0 Trea, T 3-10,..1007 TU N.Y, Cou, RR... ARNO do... lit, $90 Erie R, 190 do... emall. 1014 600 CRRA (5 Tmo do., 101’, 200 Erie Pr 40 de .¥d.101% Qou do. 1459 do... .smaildviey 10d Hud, Ky, R, owe do dol) 400 Reading BR, 1.9) do. small dei 79 00. Yr. C, da, Ts. as) Rk we K,... Why Alton Pt, 96 16 Mar, @ Cin, 1 PY. 40 LV NW, Com, Bee. ALY BFOOND BOARD, 1 U.S, 64, 5- sectarian Pere rarer evening, at 492 nem ber Soe S = ) West Union tel SPeLCIA Throat Affections and saff ring from initation of the throat aud hoarse- ness, will be agreeably surprised at the almost im med ate relief afforded by the ase of “Brown's Hron- chial Troches.* The demutcent ingredients allay pulmonary Irritation; and, after public epoaking or singing, when the throat is wearied by too much exercise, their use will give renewed ttrongth to the voeal organs, “Am Lifectual Worn Medicine,-The com bination of ingredients used in making Brown's “Vennifuace Comfite” la such 60 to give the Lest pos Worms in the stomach cause irritation and often prolong sickness, and can be removed only by the use of a enre remedy, which will be found in the Vermifuge a eas ei ! Carleton & Hoy- asafeand effectual pre For eale by all lrug Si P B. monthly meeting of the above society will be held at Metropolitan Hall, 42d st, on Tuesday even- ing May let, at5 P.M. Every member is requested o the ensuing year, By order of JOHN GARLAND, bu nd weakened thew T. A. B. Society, No, 1, of Jeteey day even ng, May ist, at Cooper tial, Speaking by Capt, DeCamp and Geo, Canipi ell. sing ng by Miss henesyas. J. doboston and other talent The put 0 othie effect with safety. ey's Summer Lozenges ing veplive of Asiatic Ch ev ing by ley; also Jim Lee, the celebrated banjoist, wilt Le on band. THUS. CONCANNON, Pies, PRUE NAND O. HAGEN, Bee 136 Children etten look Pale and sick frem no o'bercause than having worms in the stomach, Brown's “ Vermifage Comtite’ will destroy worms without injury to the child, requize inmediatp attention, as neglect of the trou bie often canses prolonged sickness, BB “Honse (leaning Made Fasy by the ase of Pyle's 0, KR, Soap, Bold by grocers everywhere, 46 It is Not a Humbag—Ke Convinced — Though having been in ose only fora short tine, reat Khiumatic Remedy wide reputation. aud le recommended by the heat doctors in New York as the only sure cure for Childrep baving worms ‘Tuesday tendance i be broughs beiore the society for their acticu, B: order, JOUN H, WILLIAMS, Pree. JOHN MER: CHAN 273 Sewing Machine Company, No.629 lind Mowe, Jr., Piesiaent, Agente ing, Weil, ral Reform. Tilgo, You'd better, and bear the singing of Capovan, and Joh “Wheeler & Wilson I ad Bu ton Hole My “The linpreved Elliptic Hook Lock-Stitch i 4 Suplee, 647 Broadway. — preside) Wee W! ment abn Fewiug Machinos— siock! Agente wanted, O'CALLAGHAN-On April 99tb, of consumption, | bv notified to meet atthelr hall, Mavzaret, youngest daughter of Johanna and tie alingha: O'Calleghen ‘The felends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the juneral, from the resideuceof he: mo- ther, 4 Green ola: ave, maar the lerry, (ree om Wednesday, May fa At Paterson, N. J’, on Sunday, Aprii 20, of intlommation of the Jungs, Maria, relict of laane Thi yeare, 6 monthe and 24 days, Friends are invited to attend the funetal, from the Edward Osborn, Edison 44, om Wadnestay morning, at 11 o'cik, STAITE—Om punday morning, April Marie rinite, dang liter tred S years, 2 thouths an buneral services will (ake Congregational Chareb, on The relatives and friende of the ftaraily are invited to attend, Care leave the terry every hour. WALLACK-—On Monday mornin Brivht’a dig ese of the kidneys, John in the Sle year of Ll age, Novice of ths funeral fa to morrow's papers. ‘TRADE NYOTICES, — RICKL AYERS’ T. Store, aged of Church and ‘ Win, ana Annie Sraite, lace at tas Gresnfield ist, at 1 clock, GAFFNEY, Auct, 25 Chanubers at, roca 9, ‘bilp Wailace, sold, & B. UNION—THE regular monthiy meeting of thie Union wil he dgor of the Demilt Diepensary, cor, Yod at, on Thursday, May Sd, ab 81° . All mismibers af , business of the utmost portance will be sonumembers are @ M. 1, DALY, See, BORERS TAKE NOTICE—THE REGU- lar won. niv meeting of the oth division | f “intion, ia to be held on Thuraday « ol ok, at Milltma eve; a pbciuel attend questec; aiso Don ember are invited to PRICK BRADY, President, trend, MARTIN GOODE, ABOPERS, NO, 4—THE FOURL DIVT- oclation will hod needay evening, May vd, at All working men are invited toa HRE AVY, See. Seah TO LABORERS—THE FIRST i, Avpociation will hold Division of the I mouthly meeting on | ae 79 o'clock, et she Hitersia Hall, 4 men of (he city of New Yor ‘eltoattond, im order to enable them to nat their opp: essors, and their tyranniesl whose demandes are indeed extraordinary fhird Division noa-members in, and all thore who eym; thise with amen who hasto earn his bread by & je brow, are most respectful MAN. Pres, OWEN F OTICE—A MEETIS ken | onion No. 1, wii! be held on Tuesda, t, at 267 Mowery; temborsare FRANCIS Eb. LE OTICK—THE REGULAR MONTHLY meeting of the blue stone culters and flaggers, will be bel in Jackson Hall, on ; let, at 5 O'clock. JOHN McC ARRON, sec OTICE—CARI and opp. essive. who ace anxious to UN, Pres, JO By order, PELER 206 Eighth ave, APER STAINERS—NOTIC regular meeting will be held at 166 Cana! Elizabeth, on Wednesday, May 2d, By order o ROCLAMATION—WHEREAS, THE OPE- rative Plasterers ct the city and eounty ot New York, baving loased the large Hal! in the Demilt Dispensary, corner of 25d ef. and 94 avenue, there- hoid their regu uesday evening, h There will be busioass before reat importance to every plapisrer Therefore every meme ta pitend. JOHN ALLEN, Preale trance on Yi aven the mecting of AQUN ALLEN, Recording Secretary, cial Secretary, Martio Cabill, ’ f Treasurer, Jo! Corresponding Aeeretary, John Cailaghan, at Airor, James Mortlwon, Trustees, Join t an, James Crewiord, Execu- b Lannigan, Pawiek Colian Jobn Corcoran, Deunts Keenan, Patric! UARRYMEN TAKE NOTICE—Whereas tive Committee, J a» advertisement appeared in resterday’s Sun paper tor 50 rock menu at #2 per day and @ long job, on all rock men not to apply, for Society cae will pot work on such works deynand of thet small pittance . P ’ PHILIP SHER- » MADdI de until they will pay 6 of 2b cents per day, WAN, Prest, o MARTIN TRAC DOCKBUILDERS’ will meet at 97 Sixth ave, thus evening All members a and those who have not tonight initiation will D. KR, WOOD, Bee NE HARLEM, YORKVILLE AND CAR, mansvil;e Branch, No.1, of the N.Y. P, Painters will hold a meeting at P. Holloway’ sb, ead Jd av, on Puraday order of the Committee, NTLED COOLERS NO, 2.4 REGULAR meeting of the United Cooper will be held {n thelr roome 68 East Ju-sday evening, evening, May the im. by Brosdway,on this S o'clock. by order of JAMES P. LAREN r PaQsus FoR BALi—at THE SUN |: P. ofties, 6 ww. jh SOC IIRTY VOTICES, A REGULAR MEETING OF THE 32 STAR Circle ke pe da will take pisce this ‘arand at, at 74 o'clo Ail the Te rea aested to nd, as ousiuess of im. will be transacted. Nove hut inewbere of the Cirele will be admitted, by order ot E. MA HON, Centre. 18 GRAND TEMPERANCE MEFIING OF the Ladies Father Matthew T, A.B. Society, on Turedey, May let, at Washington lial, cor Newark aod Jersey aver, Speaking \y John MeGrath, Presi dent of the St. James Keman Caiholie TA. Be sc- ciety Singing by Mite Mulle Mr. Clark. J McGOWA NESSEY, Vice See. Maser Keity aod » Pree, MUVT HEN- LAWRENCE GIBNEY, Ree. iw YF THE U, | F ERD ttend, as there will be au election of officers tor OWEN CONNAUGHTON, Sec, — Ey IAN BROTHERHOOD— THiS MEM Fr, were of the T © gher Circle, F. KB. are re- d to be presen the Hall €3 baat broadway, qui tuis Lureday evening, at 7% o'clock, for impo tant businors. None but members of this Cire’e acmitted JAMES DIUERKDY, Ceutre, JAMES BP. HENDER, See, 1g [AVENCIBLE ANOTHER GRAND TEM- perance meeting of the Young Men's Father Ma- ity. on Tue invited, “Come one, come ail." A. tLe GINS, Pron N. HO LELLLY, bee, poss ae LAbIEs FALIHER MAITHEW T. A. B. Society No, %,of N.Y. w t their ball cor 23d ti» o'clock, Speakin Mr. irk: is lnffy, Mies A. Brown and Mas hold a public meet: ‘Tuesday hing Din » LIQUOR DEALERS’ SOCIETY— A armouthly meeting of this soclety will Metropolitan Kooma, 16) Hoster et, an May let & o’cloek: 9 punctanl at- reqnestod ae business of linportence will NT, Rec, Seo, es OTICR—THE YOUNG MEN'S FATHER MMathew T. A. B. Society No. 4 will not hold any Meeting to-night, on accoun: of painting the hail, JOHN BERRY, Pres. ng TEMPERANCE “COUP DE ETAT’— Where ? Cooper Hall, Jersey © y, Toeeday even- ing by the th ee ehaimpioas of Mo Aampbell, Faulkner and De Camp. Guess Is Me lavy eoing tos oang? Ye do Higein sloqnenes, mt Temperauce tmoeting | are my old don't 4, A. HIGGINS, Press, © McLAVY, Vice, ile HE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG MEN'S Father Matshew T. A.B, Soclety, No. 5. ere bere i Pi nce at. this, Tuesday eve, May ist, at 79 o'e cek, to elect officers jor the ensuing teri: ail members in a eae are re- Yes, And Keen quested to liquidate (he same or (hols panes wil Le erased from the booke, TIMOLHY L. LYNCH, Vice, MICHAEL J, DANIELS, View bres, JOtN A, KELLY, Kee, See, 10 BUREAEOS CHANCE “ANN EXTRA OPPORTUNITY F ¢ BLACK- +Acnitheend Carriage Makers. (he stock, fixtures end goodwillof @ firet rie Jobbing and repairing atop is offered for sale in Brooklyn. Price 2S), heatlow. A great run of work. Addrias box asl Brooklyn ro, : w08 A BIDE CORNER | ROCERY eTGRY Far sale, stock nnd tiatures, Rent $1 wish epartments to live in, Apply immer! inte A SPLENDID CHANCE — A LIQUOR fttore forsale; will suls a baker; oven down ttaire, At 174 York #t, Brooklyn, pear tne Navy Yard Cats, Vere cheap. Apply inthe sore © A SICE DINING “SALOON TORS. cheap, in one of the leading avenue mp town, Apply to B, GAFENEY, auctioneer, 2 Chain vere at, Koom 9, ine AKERY FOR sALH OR TO LEIA 24 siory house end iot, now colue a rood busivess over the coun‘er: the ovwuer wishes to dispose of it, not being situated rievtiy for heepmg ov, Good chanoa lor & bans, 2 taller from city wiles from Harien I {dgo; price # 2.5%; all new, oven new, For portlentars Inquire of J 1, COOK, Flour store, Lio reome st, cor of Sheriff. $ I pem HER SHOP—STOCK AND. FIX. tures for eale, on the corn Ste. Liroogly The season for se. ia going Weet Fok SALE THE STOCK AND TOOLS O1 a0 ollvejabisped blackeri,.b aud whepiwright ho p, with piesty of work on hand in the torn of Woasat Marine, Weatchoster Co, N.Y Apply to Cis, on the poem ses, Kens lov a) ALEF—THE STOCK, FIXTUT vv etore, 270 West 20u loft aemalle ot. Lerme mod sous for leaving will erp ained 27 (OR SALE—A GROCERY AND CANDY store, with apartment, must be rold iinmediately Ca!l thie day at 95 North Sth as, Williemebureh, 14 For BALE--THE BUSINESS ANT FUR- niture of physiclan, sold in consejuence of ill health, If not sold by private sale, will be sold by suction on Hriday, at 12 o'clock, M, Apply at HEGE- MEN, 90 President t, South Brooklyn, iby por SALE—A MILK, CANDY AND GRO. cery store, with stock and fixtures, lhe com- fortable dwelling room: has eae aud crotcn; rent 1s Apply at 91 Chariton et, 2? doors west of Mudon, 183 NO BE SULD AT A SACRIFICE—AN OLD book and stationery stove, with news depot and good paper route. Kent for etore and riments (ort raired) 816 per month up to the Ist of tune, Inquiie at 54 Haiwilten ae, p. Brookiys, $4.00 PARTNER WANTED, YOU @ man, pleasant and good cuaractar, re- ference exchanged; busines established 7 years on Broadway and doing wel; will enierce; would preter printer, though not required; honest and sober only need address to VRANK WALKER, ww of Ge dand Front +, CARRIAGES, Ac “) LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LIGHT PAM. ily carriages, buggirs and business wagour, eei! ip ee a r cent, leas than N.Y. prices, at 10 Nevins st, Brooklyn, pear. | 4 TEAM OF HACK HORSES FUR SAL, fh heap ; to be seen | + Madivon st. — Se OR SALE—A SPLENDID HORSE, 8 years old, 15 fiands high, sound and kind in all arness, Suitable for the express, wilk or grocery ueiness, Bold for want of use, inquire cor, Tbh at. andlewiss ade; 1S DR SALE—A HACK COACH, IN PER Set running order, to be sold cheap, luyuire 229 Ave hi, 153 For SALE AT A BARGAIN—PF “DDLER’S Lid Ave Bb, fs horse, wagon and harness. Apply a Call tilleold. prek SALE—A GOOD WOKKING HOSE, abous 16 hands high. Apply toth bie of WALSL BROS,, 419 Cherry at. a for SALE-—15 HORSES, JUsI the country, from & to years, from 14 to 17 hands high; prices from @75 wo #250. 93 Mercer street, Iso Fok SALE CHEAP—A NEW ONE-HORSE @xpress wagon, Call at 4u5 loch street, bet, First av. and Avenue A, Bast, 194 FoR SALE—A LARGE BAY HORSE, ruck and harness, ali complete ; will be sold sep- arate or together, Lo be seen until sold, 69 First et, 159 RSA 3 EXPRESS WAGONS, ONE OR SAL pew, Concord make; $ eovond hand co, newly done up in pertect running order, fo be sold cheap; 2 light wagons do; | ba:ouche, Inquire in the ihy table, 38 New Bowery,of ML. PiilLLIPs, 1 Fee SALK—ONE BLACK HORSE, TWO. wheeled gig with top, and harness: th: as new; to be sold very cheap, as ‘he own to decline business; acid together or sep chance to {ovens your imoney, for they La sold, 264 Kass 14th at, AN TED A PAIR OF SUPERIOR} phaeton horses, 15), hands hieh, rang end | etylish, with bigh knee action, bay or brown, & rf ters | pre! bay horse of same size S| ty 4 ” oree, thorough, en, b oF of Apply at ssablo, § Best isth bes lig! ’ 1st! AUCTION NOTICES. enceeenee mceeihinconetei . ASCTION NOTICE —CROCKERY, GLa FF. HUNT, Auctioneer. Tue May ls 10 o'clock, at 981 Pearl et, by Joseph Serortinent, in lots to sult dealers, Packet, " es on 13 SAAC WOLF, AUCT’R, OFFICE 58 BO Ty, w * Ye 4 stock and daturce ef tee prebary ans ince store Monroe «t, mucare, teas, liquors, fe AAC WOLF, AUCTIO. pets Prt sellon thie da ttock and fixtures of the d dic Walker st, cor, Centre at, viz. sugars, teas, co Ge pare , ins, brandy, Bourbon, store fxt 1! ore fixtures, dc R, OFFIC 11 ofeloek, et. &e. ATOU R @ TOW ER, AUCTIONE witi eli thie day, at 10'6 A. M., at 345 B. near Bowery, hedatends, ‘Unrean:, “tha A, rears sofve, tete-a-tete, crockery, kitchen wu enslle. o conver ead effects of Private feu lee removed iene 4 ° peed the A sale. Also 2 sete of biuiard tem M. DOUGHTY, AUC R-FX®CUTO ‘eve Of fixtures. Ac., of @ Nauor saioon, Ha bia rape Brooklyn, This day, AO ©. TU TT i eb ®t) Buction at 1) ‘clock, ssioon, the fixtures, ine udine hel te ings, couvte s, iron asic. 1 beer Purop, as fixtures, de, lately the effectaet F. Met! * VANT) deceased, aud sold by orderot BERNA QUINN, Freeator, ll AWNBROKER’ NOTICE—ALL Par navn ses thent Wiikle with us will Part % that time, MALONE cL. id ave SAMUEL WYNN, AUCT., 27 Ni ‘Chambere at, sells this day, at 10 o'clock. * and fixtures of the dining mF ave, tat chairs, de. several other valuah'e art in tor TPHOMAS REILLY, AUCT'R, OFFICE 9th avenue, sells thie day, at 1) cclock, a Fouth E corner of Slet st and Sth ave. the rid natures of the well Known liquor store, « of fi pounters, beer pumps, casks, de Johns and « lot of other Axtuiee 00 fume © mention, &c,, together with a e lot of + Gad | quote, Ko, 128 VW. ABBOTT, ~AUCT., OFFICE Chatham Square, sells on this day, at the stock and fixtures of the iquor store, cor. 44) a RL) ae oiler nea thane a 7 clocks, tee chest, tables x Other whiskles, stoct'ale, fete et Bour ii6 » AUCT., OFFICE — » Alle on thie day, at 10 ote! \quor store ¥9 Bheriff at, co ot fonned fine beer pun be, ain a . and all ihe sual fixtures i sonia W., ABBOTT, ATCT. OFFIC Chath m Square, aellg on this day, at o'clock, the contents iguor store N. bk. oot Canal and Contya ats, iarge black walnut coun hers, large screen, bottles and all other fixtures, W.. ABBOTT, AUCT., OFFICE Coatham square, eelia ou thie day, at 2 veh the contents of the jiquor #to.e Y1y South at, g P ee walnut counter, large le hy sland casks, acrecna, stove ka, de LOS’ AND FOUND, A ron LET OR STRAYED TO ” " st, B {A.MILN 8, corner South let and F. i, The owner can have the he “and paying « the hores v t d to pay expe pv! ND=—A VURSE CONTAINING smell amount of money, in the ne eh horhor hid ate Vth ave, ‘The owner can gave it by p jag property and paying expenses, by calling at 95 bhaghth ave TK DRAWN BY JOHN Bi K, to the order of CG, WINBERK, §\ dated Jon. Oth, 1506, six months. The | ile are cautioned not to begoiiate the sane, as note is not endorsed by the owner, om OST—A WHITE POODLE DOU, BLA eyes, answers to name of CVMA, Vhe fit Wil receive SO reward ou rejurning him w # Bust Oh at, 254 OS OR STOLEN — PASS-BOOK | | 4 40T Of the Citizen's Saviugs Hank, App cation w.il be mede tothe Bank for a New Loc the let cay of June, 1846, 1 Lost 5 ANK-BOOK OF THE BLFECK Street Savines Bank, No, 262.190 ‘The # will peace reiurn the eamo to the Bank 1 L3! — YESTERDAY AFLERNOON, +608 irom President et. corner of Van Bran Hanalton Ferry, young Disek aud tau colored ¢ sre hae long care, and thice. lone hair, Anewe; the nemeot fans Whoever ceturns her to P dent ats No, od will receive oh reward, 1% & l O Ri WARD—LOST, FROM 77 SOU % ro Monday, whiie moving, & email b wainnt case, containing tome boc value to any one errent tay ens, If And papers, o anove waid will be pald and no que ents 7 On ite ture wibl the books aud papers to Roe TURGI south «6 107 $2) REN AKD—LOST, A WHITE PX ~ die dog, black eves, CUBA, Whoeverreturne him to 200)'4 Pony will receive the above reward 4d R2O—LO, IN THK LOWER BAY, ~ nity ees clinch work boat, painted w! inside, b outside, with low atreak, ' above reward will bo pail for her return, o¢ intor tion that may lead to her r covery. Apply at health Ot # office, Quarantine, B. I, 3 BOARD AND ROOMS. FLW YOUNG MEN CAN BE Acct iT +Amodated with ov withous board, at 625 FE: ave, mechanics preferred; reference required, TEW MECHANICS CAN BE ACCOM! dated with rood board and pleasant room woo Baet ith et, at @6 per week, where they have all the coimiorts of a home areas [ COUPLE OF YOUNG LADIES CAN oC d 4 i Wd. CANTER, Chav, D. 0% Prt by calle - oe ee FURNISHED FRONT BED-ROOM jet to one or two re: bi a aod street, third feet none. ad iiss aa W RESPECTABLE, YOUNG XN . ou imodated h vf and good boar ; 0] ‘Allen pe corner at Hist td floor, Call all week abies 7 OARDING—A FEW RESPECTABLE chanive can be accommouated with good be single bode and pleasant rooms, on reasonable te a.) Allen at, pear /nvision, 40 AT nl BR, | Rs LONE AMERICAN WOM would take @ cou f voung b Those that work out during the rn po 4 ast sGoerck street. Mra, TUNIDUN, Call ior Nel ite ee a Y A YOUN MAN (MLECHAN{(C) room furn d or unsurnished, with or wit) board, in @ sociable private family, T. Addrems ALD Am, Box 917 an Ufiies, © ms ib B OAKDING — A” NEATLY FURNISH front room to @ gentleman and nis wite, or single gentlemen, with board, Call at 164 L etree. OYS WHO ARE IN WANT OF Iodgi pvethy: hed oy loyment, should apply at the N PROARD—NEATLY FURNISHED Roc ‘on the "dor Ja floor, suitatle tor ¥ men orageatioman and wiie., [nquir ¥ tin at. 17 rf FUEN SHED DWELLING, FIRST CLs nas 7 | Heights. Cay #8 Columbine aa sap ©) YOUNG WOMEN THAT WORK — can be accommodated with board ina plain xate jemily, Cali ail this week ot 19% E. viet A ©) YOUNG LADIES CAN OBTAIN BOA in @ private fawliy, or room wiil Le let to # al gentleman, at S25 West Jdth at,, betw, 6b end avenues ¥ THE CARMAN WHO MOVED SC furniture from 4 New Chombers st, on Satu morning, will cali at 199 Futon st, N. ¥. he hear of something to bis advantage, ro} I EMA TIO ,ANTED OF ANDRE AKT anc BRIDGET QUINN. An sailed for Nw York spring of 1984, | Beret in 1535 auu Brid, 1 towusland of Lough 2 within one mile or Cast forte jou of them will be & cir nephew, ANDREW @ULNN, owark, N, J,