The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 8, 1866, Page 2

THE NEW YORK SON. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY & 1866, How Political ( ircumatances Alter Kadical Cases. ‘Tr je not strange that observant foreiners often erpreas surprigs in respect to the mutability of American politics. A few monthe while the rebellion was in progress, we had, a8 we now hare, +0 political parties in this country. The Repub- Dieans styled themselves the Union party. The Administration, Congress, the Army and the Navy were al) controlled by that party, and these in- struments were used in concert in the great work of preserving the Union from disruption The Repodlicans claimed all the honor, as « party, for what was done for the preservation of the Uslon, and their political opponents were denounced in wmmeamred terms as traitors, “ Copperieada,”’ oo. The ruling party even went fo fer as t tontend that there was virtu- aily no difference between the Administration and ‘the Government, and as 4 coro lary of that theory ‘they claimed thate word spoken sgainat the Re- publican party was necessarily a denunciation of the President and bie advisers, Democrat re placed upon « par with open and avowed seces- doniats, simply because they honestly diftered ‘With the Adminisiration in certain matters of pub- Wee policy ; and the Republicans even went so far, Yn some cases, a8 to Sustify deeds of violence that were perpetrated agsinss men for the sole offence of speaking their minds with regard to the Ad- ministration. But observe the change. The very men who, but little more than es year ago, were loudest in their stuse of Democrats, upen the grounds mentioned, ere now tabemesives «denouncing the Administration ap terms that, not long ago, would haye garbape cost s Democrat imprisonment, if ‘wot bis life, Those men in Congress who used ‘o ranssck the language for expressions strong enough to carry their (no lignation against the nou- ‘wapporters of the Admin! iom, are again en- a@aged in overhauling their dictionaries to find epi- thets of opprobrium to launch against the Preai dent and bis constitutional advisers, Nine-tentha of the Republican party now stan! in precisely ‘the same relation to the Administration that the Temocrats occupied during the late war. They oppose the President in his policy, they villify him cberecter, they obstruct his efforts to vecement the Union, and in their eager- wees to bind hie bends they ecruple not et measures of doubtful oonstitutionality, Th may be said that the change of circumstances will pow excuse conduct toward the Administra- tion which was not excusablein times of rebel- ‘Yon, But circumstances cannot alter principles. If Democrats were traitors because they opposed and denounced measures of the Administration wo years ago, whatappellation is best fitted to those who now call the President » ‘‘usurper’’ and e‘‘reitor."? A man is not @ traitor because Re differs with, or even denounces an Administra- ton, and it {s only the inconsistency of these pol- Aticians that is deserving of notice, The change that they have undergone simply proves that p l- iticlena, a8 © class, are anxious to have and retain power, caring very little for either consiat- ency or principle. Tho Ferecign News. There are two features of especial interest in the foreign sews which woe publisled this morning. The first is that which relates to the vote upon the Reform Bul im the British House of Commons, end the second pertains to the situation of affairs between Ausirie and Prussia, The subject of the Reform Bill is ome which has attracted much atten- ion 19 this country, because it is an important step in the march of Republican principles in England, If the bill should become « law it would enfranchise somewhere near four hundred thou aand persons in Englind who are now de- herred from voting. The present ministry of Fogland ere im fav r of extending the fran. ehise, and the Reform bill was introduced and is supported by them, They are in fact so closely wedded to it thas it is presumed they will resign in the event of its defeat, The measure, therefore, involves aa important movement in the direction of Republicanism, and also the probable continu. ance In office of the existing Admnistration, Ik will be seen by the news that the vote upon the tecond reading of the bill was very close. Out of aD aggregste vole of over ix Lundred, the bill wos sustained by only five majority. This result is not encouraging for the Ministry or for the pros- pects of the bill, At the opening of the seasion of Parliament the Ministerial pariy hed « clear majority of sixty, avd this rapid decrease of rtrength mey be taken as an omen of defeat. Toe probability now is thet the measure wil! be «de- feated upon the final test, and thet » change of Mimeters will follow. The other feature of the for- rige news to which we allule ts of more general importance, It in licates that the warlike breeze between Austria and Prussia bas probably blown over, to be succeeded by @ peaceful calm. The danger 18 not yet entirely passed, but there seems tobe hardly adoubs that the two powers have shout concluded that war would bea very unprofit- able speculation. They have both Liusiered agreat dea) about their quarrel, aod perhaps they have so far relieved themsclves in that way that they can grt along without fighting, Biuster is both cheap. +r end safer than war. East Teunessce Wants a Vivorce. A Convention representing the Eastern portion ©! Tennessec has just been held for the purpose of inaugurating a movement for the division of that State, The proposition is to form s new Btate out of Hose counties, which, uncer the leadership of Anpasw Joanson ani Pansow Baowatow, adher- +d so tenaciously to the Union during the late war. ‘Tbe object of thie moveueut 19 evideuily to make ® permanent division between the two sections of ‘Venvessce which were lately hostile to exch other. The Western portion of the stat, which is the roost populous, was noted during the rebellion for t's biter hostility te the Union. Ik was in ‘avs the exact reverse of the Eastern eoction ju ‘tat respect, As the control of tle state w)'l of course soon be placed entirely in the hends of the majority of its people, without any | interference from the Government, the late rebels will have full political sway, and the sieadfast Usion men will practically be powerless in guid- ius the station of the Biste. It is this prospect iba. now impels the people of East Tennessee to moake an effort for the division of the Btate, and is Snob strauge that they should desire the change. Dut at the same time there is strong ground of ob- joion to thelr plan, Tennessee is nots large ttate, Ite ares is two thousand square miles less than that of Pounsylvanip, sod ite population w only about equal to that of the city of New York. The principle involved in the proposition and the precedent that uld be established = by the measure are, boweror, the moet material ob- fections to it) Ti would give to Tennessee, with ite mill oo of inhabitante, ynat double the power in the United Siawe Senate ther N w York bes, with ® population more ther ir times «@ th true theta line diserspancy aleo exists between New York and some of the stoal! States, but that ie an old eri] and one which cannot be easily remedied. But the evil ought not to be exten led If the precedent of Btate division be established, is will not be long ere dissatiefied politicians clamor & divimon of New York #nod other States, wherein locality makes @ marked divieoa in political opinion, Disunion of counties # ould be avoided next to disunion of 8: The plan proposed by the Kast Tennesserans is simply ® State divorce, and they ought to remember that divorees of every kind should beeare’ully avoided * for Mr. Bancroft and Earl inesell Tas memorial address which Mr. Bascaort de. Iivered in honor of the late D’rraident Lrsoors, was not, in iteelt, a matter of much consrquen It seema, however, to have atiracted more tion in Eugland than {n this e Var! Roa. SELL saw fit to take exceptions to some cf Mr, Bascaorra strictures unon the ‘ neurality'' of the British Government during she war, and @ cor- respondence, of ebout as mucs consequence as the original address, Las parsed between the parties upon the subject, Mr. Bascnort, in his address, said that * the Britian Se retary of State for For- eign Affaires mee haste to send word through the palaces of Europe that the great Republic was in agony, that the Repullic was no more; thate headstone was ai) that remained due hy the law of nations to the late Loon!" Earl Rosser. tekes exceptions to that language and attempts to screen himself from the imputetion which is casts upon bim. Ia returm Mr, Ban CROFT practically reiterstes bie former language, aod proceelato show, by sentences embodied in the Earl's offictal letiers, that the latter character vet United Btates ss “the late Union,"' the “disru: ted Confederacy,"’ the Inte United States,"’ otc. By these citations Mr. Baxcsort not only justifies the language of bis address, but he shows that he might have character zed the conduct of Fer! Rusestt in tar more emphatic language with- out overleaping the bounde of truth. He pina the wily Earl down so closely that the latter must fee) the foree of the old adaze, that ‘'s poor delence is worse than nove.”’ But the discussion is really uot worth the paper that bas Leen wasted in it, for a)! that either Ker! Ecssect or Mr. Dasonort can say upon the question in dispute is not likely to change public opinion, in either country, with regard to things that have become historic uptry Fieaamal News, Viarkets, &e. New York, Monday, May 7,6 7, M.-The general Stock market has been dull today, with no change of importance ia the quotations, Governments were fractionally lower, as compared with the latest quo tations of Saturday. Gold closed at 125. Money wasiu rather more demand, On call-loans the rate it till generally 5 per cont.; but in some cases 6 per cent. is paid. Discounts © without change, the rates on prime paper ranging at 54 a7 percent. The bank statement reflects the existing plethora of capi- tal, showing an Increase in loans of nearly nine mil- lions, aad In deposits of 87,654,729, and in legal ten dersof @615,436. The specie has increased two and a balf millions, owing partiy to the payment of inter- est from the Treasury. Foreign exchange was quoted at 100% a 100% for 60-days bankers, On ‘Change to- day Flour was lhc. a 25c, better, Wheat was lc. atc better. Corn wasashade firmer, Oates were lo, bet- ter, Pork was irregular andexciied. Beef was firm. Lard was decidedly firmer, Whiskey was quiet. ATOOK BALRA—FIRAT BOARD, 100 U8 66,'5l.ep..108', 2 West nion Tal. 69% 26000 do. iedaicd', 1121 do 6 6000 UB, 6a, Be 2re.. Nine 50 500 do. Cp.1o2 800 Quieksiiy: 800 do, 12's 1a) do...... 20 do,...emall 101%, 100 Mariposa Pf 1000 do "64.102 TO) ao 2b 10000 U.S. Be, 'T4,ep. 96 «450 Atlantic M.S 2500 US. ba, 140%", 96 45 N.J. Con. K Ra do. 95's 600 do.. 11000 Trea. 7 3-10...12 00 Erie RK. 100, do,. 102 ™ do, TH do Sd. Wl"s 1000 Reading R. 1800 do,...emall.ll%. 4000 do... 107 140 do, Wig SONY &NW.R,, 05 #000 Tenn, 66°90... 90%. 60 Mich, Cev. RB... 1.9 BL00 do 9%. 600 Mod. & N. la R. TR 12000 Mo. 60 Tite 1m do. 73 boo 40. 74% 300 1. Cen. k.. luis 26 200 do. 12h fee 200 Cle. & Pits. R.. RI ste 2 6. 1000 N.Y. Ts, Bo Te Onio & My q U do % we Canton Lo 100 do. Ag 1100 N.Y. ©, 6a, 'TS,, oo & OW. Vet L 15 do. 99% 100 4th National HE. Way Oe MIL AB. POR. on 100 Am. Exch. Ba. 119 6) do 0 4gah1 25 Venn, 145 100 Mil, Ast PLPt TL 400 Cum, ¢ 45 BHO do. 60 wal 100 Am, Coal... 62%e 100 Mor & Kesex RK. AS 100 Boring Mt, Min. 48 400 Mar, & Cin, 1 Pt. 42 60 do. A2adl SECOND ROARED 10% U.S, 66, 5-28... 102 ® Atlantic M. 8 “ 20000 U.S. be," 2) Erie R. woo Trea, 7 S-1.. Liste 4 do. T “ 51000 do. LO? @ 300 Hed, Ry. RK. 30000 Obio & Miss... 26'9 200 Reasing Kk. . 10 4th National Mk.10y 10 do, % 0 Canton Co OS's 100 MB AN. Te ) Ow Y " so on” di ’ % 100 Quiekel w lw UML ¢ hk. ve oe lw do., Su Ob &N.W.RK,, . 100 Boston W 8 20ChR. & NWP Ww 5 West Union Te!. 63 60 do... ‘“ 400 do... 05x05 200 Cle, & Tol, Ms lov Mariposa 20 ao. “ oO 40, sou P. Ft. w. . 100 Maripos 10) Mil, & st Rk. luo a 1 Mu, & St. P. bt, 9 bw Cui. & Aiton K., 1 N.Y, Cea. BR. Au Eatended Popolarity Lronchial Troehee” have been before the public many years, Eech year finds them in new locatities in various parte of the world, The Troches aie pro- nounced universally superior to all other articles used for similar purposes. For relieving Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases, the ‘Troches have been proved reliable, 122 Brown's “Vermifuge Comfi.s,’’ or Worm Lozenges, contain no form of mercury to which many worm remedies owe their efheacy. The in- Sredientsare well calculated for the purpose ibey are intended to accomplish, having been used with success by eminent medical men in Eusope, 839 Dutcher’s Dead shot for Kedbugs Kills Upon Louch, curls them up rs fire does a lea, and ie. Maine o. permanent effect. Try it, and sleepin peace, Sold by ali live druggists. 480 Heuse leaning Made Easy by the use of Brandy and Cholera.—Carletes & Ho- vey's Summer Lozenges are more convenient tor Choleraic sympiome than brandy or other liwi* 14° SPECIAL NOTICES, Improved Astatic Cholern Bitters—Ap- vedio Aviaend Russia, and bieoly recommended fome of cur most respectable phos dealers and drugg ste euppied. Agen t 62 Ninth +, cor bievaet BF. K. Kerner teal Pomade— The area and a. tee vod ot Depot si Barclay at Metcalfe’s Great Kheawatic Kemedy.— This new end wonderful medicine acts like magic, curing Kheumati¢m o: years sanding in a few dave a The Weet Place te Bay New, Tasty and weil mace epring clothing wo at +. B. Bald 7) & TIE store and as ot in the cite, and prices les oe | Hlowe Sewing Machine (ompany No 629 Rroadway, N.Y. Bliss Howe, Ji. Piesicent, Agente wanted 36T Wheeler & Wilson Lock Stitch Sewing Office, § Machine ar ui ton Hole Machine, 0:5 Broadway 055 The lmproved Elliptic Hook Leck-Stitch Fewing nee A. bi. Suplee, bo7 Hioedwar, - Agente want ae WRAT BIS. RRINKMANN. On Sund Mae 6, after a‘one iliness, Dedrich Brinkmann, aged M6 rears, 3 mos, and & dave. The reiatives and friends ere respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from St. Matthew's (larch, Walker #, on * day afternoon, Sib inst, at 2 o'clock, w thout further invitation 300 COLLIN-Op Monday, May 7, at 7 AM. of pare- Edward Coliin, Coroner, ia the 60th rear of e eral at the Mieventh Presbreerian Chareh, et. neer Lexingten ave.on Wednesday. Mav 9, ata lM. Relatives and friends, aieo the members of the Americus Club, are respeetful.y invited to as I tend, 209 FAHELY—On Mondar, May 7, PeterT tive of Loughres, County Galway, lrelan yeare The friende of the farni!y, and those of his bro- ther, Lawience Fabe., are requested to attoud the funeral, from bis late residence. 104 bast 11th et, thie ‘Tueadey afiernoon, at 2 o'clock. Lough.ea Journa: please copy yal GOULD-Saddeoly, in Brookirn, F. D., 09 Satur day, May Sth, of pneumonia, Mre. sarah Ann Gould, Jauehter of Ezra and the late Keb ces Herit ‘The relatives and triends of the family ere re- y imvited to attend the funeral, from the M Church, on Tuesca; oiterapee, 7 May Sat 2 o'clock. GRANT On Mondar, May 7, Mery E. Grant, aged liyetrs, | moath ands be friende of the fanily » respectinily invited to attend the funeral, trom t iesidence of he: mo- ther, 43 King st, on Wecoessay aiternoon, Zo'ciock, HAKE—On Monday, May 7, Mre. Mary Hare.fin the Sith rear of her age. Keintives, triends, membere of Second et. M. F, Charch, id Mana of the Ladies’ Unio: Society, are invited to aitend the funeral, t noon, at 2 o'clock, from the Ivetiiuson, 42a * 1 near _ HMAN—In Brooklyn, on May Tth, Emma Jane, daughter of Charices and Susaa Hinchman, aged 4 years and 5 months, ‘The friende of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Tuesday atiernoon, at 4 o'clock, from the resideuce of per parents, in 1th st, near 2d ave. 129 LYONS—On Saturday, May Sth, after a short and revere illness, Barnes H. Lyons, aged 54 yeare and 7 monthe. None knew him but to love bim, None named him but to praise. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, the residence of Capt. J. J. Merritt, Whitestone, L. L, om Tuesday atter- nooo, Sth inst, at} o'clock, 205 MeCOUN-—On Monday morning, May 7, Willet McCoun, aged 78 years and ¥ months. Frie and relatives of the tamily are reepect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wy peareter afternoon, May \, at % o'clock, trom bin late resi. dence, Flushing ave, cor, Morrell at Bushwick, 254 NAUGHTON ~ In Brooklyn, May 7th, Jennie, eldest daughter of Owen and Winfred Naughton, aged 8 yoareand 15 dave. Friends of the tamily are respectfully invited to attend the fu mo Tuesday, May 4, at 5 o'clock, P. M., from the r ce of her parents, 59 Carroll st, South Brooklyn. Her remains will be token te a Flatbush for interme WALSH—Jobn F. Walsh, Eliza Walsh, aged 6 yearsand Go, little Johnny, go Your God is waiting for you, I know. Farewell, farewell, sweet augei! The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the tuneral, thie (Tuceday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from 156 Third ave. 1g TRADE NOTICES, AR 1USE—PAINTE look to your interest 1,N_Y. P.M. PA. will be held on atS o'clock, at Hallaran’ and Sd av, i son of Michael end 9 mouths, RS NORTH OF A meetin; 40th ST of Branch No. ueeday, May 8, Hotel, corner of 1 Non-society men are invited to jation fee $l, CHARLES JAMES, Pr ARMELE, Kee. rec. ea REGULAR MEETING OF THE Longshore Ship Painters’ Association will be held on Tueeday eronise, May &, at their rooms, 80 East Broadway. By order P. FITZSIMMONS, Pres. J CAREY, hee, EI A GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE United Shipwrights Canike id Ship Joiners ‘inton Hall, on Wednesday evening, 6 o'clock, under tl auspices of the Unien, tor the purpose of refuting aater Shipwrights, Joiners. All workmen are in y order of the Committee of Ar JOUN REED, Pres, J. J, LEOSD, will be held at¢ the misropresentations of the Caulkers end Sh) vited to attend rangemenw. See, . ASS ton Thursday Evening, he 6.b Ward Hotel, corner of Centre ate, at Ts o'clock All members and o members are reqnested to attend, Come on and rally for your right d fights the battle like men. Don't be backward, Now or never. DENNIB |) RULLIVAN, Pres, JAMES GILMARTIN, Bec, 265 ABORERS NO, 4—THE FOURTH DI- vision of the Laborers’ U d their 4th meeting at © Hall, cor 11th st. sod lst ave, on Wednesday evening, May 9h. at Tig o'clock, All workingmen are iuvited tend, Ry order of the Arsociation. WM, MILLS, Pres, ED. McGREAVY., bec. 105 JOTICK—SASH AND BLIND MAKERS— A tecular meeting of the Sab and H.ind Makers t sion will be hela on thie Tuesday evening. May 8th, Arsoviation will arhe t barly Hail, 267 Bowery. JO8. GEDDIES, Prost. (WM. TAPPY. Bee. _itl_ OTICE O IRON MOULDERS—THE iwenbers of Union 2 are requested to attend iegular meeting a6 Military tall, on Wednes bight, at So'ciock, As a question of ance to the trade is to be discussed y great import i } do not tail to Ss. WHITE, Prest.; A. WALT, Ree. Sec, 299 come, THE DOCKBUILDEKS' UNION PROTEC. tive Assoc.asion will bold a special meetin) ming, ab YT sixth ave, at 7's o'ciock, All are requested to be present, PATK. Mei: 4, DR. WOOD, Bec vo “\. GRAND PUBLIC TEMPERANCE Meot- jug of the Young Men's F. M. T. A. B, Society No. 4, of N. ¥,, wili be heid at their hall, dd ave, vet th and 6 tb ate, (hie evening, at 7 We'clock, speak. «ik, Purceus, pinwing by aties Canpavan Mills, of Brooklyn, aud Messrs, Z i aod Wirch, cBue, Jt. We bt, Li he. Cole, J, BERK, i Jd, GAHAN, Vice Preat.; 1. _ULLIVAN, Ree, pee. Mr’) NMUTABLE—A GRAND TEMPERANCE meeting of the Young Men's F, a, 1. A,B. »., No, le wey City, will sake pace ab Cooper Hail, on Puenway evening, 8b inst, speaking by Mears. De Camp, Faulkner, &. Singing by aie. McDonnes, biilss Simpson, and otber accomplisied artust Hla r1N, Feat, ©. McLAVEY, Vice ADIL FATHER MA‘ ¥ pociety Nu, % of N. Vu Ja pablic meet Wis ab ihe cor, of 93u dd aye, top floor, this Toes veuing, at Ts kK. Lecture by a Kev, bah Sineing by Mesrre. Jobu Carroll, Courtney. Belle, Cove, Daniels, aud Jim Lee, the cel ebrated Baujowt. THOS, CONCANNUN, Pies. FELIX, MOrril, Vico Pres, rkKDINAND O'U AGEN, See, 6 HE MEN OF THE ST, LAWRENCE O'Toole Circle of the Fenian Broiherhood are requitea to meet at their fiall, 5\b ave, beww. 4let au d on this evening, May Sth. EDMUND 225 HE UMBIA, WILL HOLD their meeting at 195% Bowery, on Wednesday woman thst wlah "ts lols ‘us We invited te nanan omen Ms HALIORD, Treasurer, sou AUCTION NOTICES. Ata ION NOTICE—HE Anct, will eel! in lots to #: May Sth, at 10 o'clock, at y al sortment of white granite and common goods, g| ware, cutie . Including the stock of @ re: with which the sale wil! commence 4 UCTION NOTICE—CROCKERY, GLase” ©. F. HUNT. Auct, Tuesday, Ma) at c81 Pearl at, by Joseph Hunt, @ laree in lote to sult dealers; goods well packed AVID D, EGAN, AUCT,, WILL this day, 456 Canal et, 2 o'clock, of furnitare, carpets, china, glass ead crockery are aa Dictares, pillows, sheets and shoes | tor rai D ecpine. SOCIETY NOTICES. HF. FIRST ANNIVFRSARY OF THE NA. tional. Temperance Society and Publication on Wednesiar, 9th, Morn. ork. at_the Centra! Presbrterian , and in the eve rt Institute, Ad- +. Henry Ward Beech yeners| Howard, Hon J. W. pt | Tickets of admission may be vrocu Wiliam et, near and othere d; without charge, atthe rooms 172 il Beekman, Kobert Carter & Hrother, 550 Broadway. A.D. F. Randolph, 770 Broadway, cor Ninth et. If any tickete remain on the evening of the anniver tary ‘hey will be found at thedoor, WM. FE. DODGE, President, 6 BUSINESS CHANCES. , BURKE, AUCT., OFFICE 135 Bows ; © willeellon T + Sth ii ’ at theeor of ath and Greene ote, the pork eed a! of that gentee! grocery store, imported wines, BAKERY FOR SALE — AT A LOW price; does a good businees; also reetaur og | liquor etores, meat o ete. lunch room: mpagnes, jeilies. teas, sugar, epices, &e Also one ger vtande, paper box factories. MITCHELL'S S'ore | frocery wagom aud one nice iren este. Sale in Agency, 17 Codar et. 4 ote 294 OD EXPRESS ROUTE FOR SALE— | PERRY LEASES AT AUCTION, AT THE A rr 4 A tere chance, ae the owner has other business, | 2 Clty Hall.—On Tuesday, Mav 15th, 1846, at It Address EXPRESS, Brookiyn P.O. 158 Kisean bi BY A al late suction, to the — ‘ ° Te we th - oH DIG: . quate security :—~ Th SUN PAPER ROUTE FOR SALF—Serv- | ofthe Forse now cotattinied fern the Toner comme ine all the da 1 landt« ew York. to Jersey City, N. J pers, Inquire 240 Fi GOOD GROCERY: ebeap in ith Ward low rent, Apply io WM of ten yearsfrom the first dae of June, 1566 he lense of the ferry now established from’ the foot of Forty-second at, New York, to Weehawken, Ni. for aterm of ten veare from the Ist day of November, 1566. The Lanse of the Ferry to be established trom ham Square. Re ee bey pene ot ee te of pte Ve North siver toane “a. - . TT pointont New Jersey shore that may found orec vinsese marke, pears lar, Price Sumy 1s | Gamay germane ramet he ft a Varick ot. é : 56 i "a r re songs the rights, privileges and advantages thereof belong: ing to the Corporation of the City of New York, tiso at earne time and place the Lofteover Frankia arket, for a term of five years; also the Upper Haf of Pier at the foot of Stanton at, E. R. fora term of ten years. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptrolier Departinent ot Fimance, April 14 1566. 6u JEWELRY “SALE—LATOUR & TOWER’ A FoR SALF—A MILK ROUTE, SERVING out th hundred and fifty quarts per day, horse, wagon an rners, io first clase order ; wold asthe owner bas other busicess, Cell 17 Hubert et, from i2to4p.m. 9 OR SALE—A CROCKERY STORE AND eel ¥ST Rivington street, corner of Mg nae sroitctloneers, valearoom 546 Broome va ru oe . weenie - Fs 7th, at 1) M.. the . * YR “SALE—A NEWLY STARTED BAR- tures of the \ewolry store S57 Sixth « ee x v ‘ be: ehop in « good locotion, doing a good business, UCTIONEER—WILL SELL Rent $25 per monsh. Good reasons given for se! ling. ave, near 45d 6. ___ 28 For SALF—A GROCFRY [AND LIQUOR s.org doing a good busines, with stock and fix- fhe doors trom the Bowery, in the 1ith Cheap rent. Satisfactory reasons tor leavire. KING'S Tool Btore, 875 power . ‘¢ o'clock, at No, 245 Brooms ot, oure furniture jomany eofer, chairs, extension ather be ttraneon, . looking and ingrain on paintings: engravings, Also, the lense of the upper part of the houre, ut P GAFFNEY, AUCT., 22 DUANE 8T, esells this dar. ot j0 o'clock, the stock end For SALE — A CORNER GROCERY | tures of liquor store 77 Cherry sty Im lots to. 9ul siore, with 5 years’ lease, Toberold cheap, Ap | Dealers are invited. Sale without reserve, __ 200 ply cor vy and Boliver ste, Brooklyn. oe a ike PDAWNBROKER’S SALE WATCHES AND OR SALE—A GOOD COFFEE, ©. jewelry, A. M, CRISTALLAR, will sell for am oyster stand ata bargain. Apply at the foot | JAMES AV AK, on Tearedey, May lth, at 59 New of Watt at, cor, of Weet, opposite the Bower, at Lle'clock, 500 lote of gold and silver ,, ° Leer ‘“. wa'ches, gold and diamond rings, pins, earr ns guns, pistola {ostrumente and other val ortby the atiention of dealers and ot By order ot JOHN J. LEVY, 45 Sixth ave. ia AWNBROKER’S SALE OF WAICHES and Jowelry—JOHN MORTIMER, 16 East ar, will sell this day, 4/0 lots of gold and ali- ches and chains, gold and diamond rings apd pine, and other fine tewe Ty: large lot of pistols, plas ted ware, Opera pee cutlery, musica) instruments and other valuable goods worthy she attention of ibe trade. By order ABRAHAM GUODMAN, 31 Cene ue st. 110 H. J. WILSON, OR SALE IN: BROOKLYN—THE STOCK and Sxturesof s MV conte, erecgty ar yh sore, well fitted u) sold, as the owner or Business, Inquire of R. ADLARD, 036 rtle av, cor, Bedford. nt low. 3éa OR SALE—MILK ROUIE WITH Horse, wagon, cans, ice-box, &c, Apply ot 261 Wee NS aes | LD ESTABLISHED CLOTHING STORE to ‘et and fixtures for sale, and mit wanted, i ‘e tio 1st South Apply tor one — . a — & So NWT Nw AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY aT FEICE FOR SALE—CIRCULAR HEAD, llo'cioek. JAMES AGAR will sell he New sf penal and mie, aie k Spree anc Bowery, a large assortinent of coats, vertas, pants, ell and other o\esses, abawis, milk cloaks, under gare ard street. ae 350 ments, bedding of ail kince and @ variety of other AND STEAM FITTERS—FOR | 60¢¢._H. BARNARD, 21 Third eve,__129__ stocks and dies, cutter, pipe, tongs aud V M, WITTERS, AUCTR, SELLS THIS te tools for the business; die day, abide e'clock, at 20 Jay, and 522 Waeb- Apply south side 122d st, 6, Hariem. V ANTED TO BUY—A SMALL MILK round in Willamebureb, Address O. W. H., Williameburgh Poss Office, stating price aud particu lara, 165 $30 —PARLNER WANTED—ANY Per- son having some knowledge of house- painting and $30", can hear of a firet rate chance by applying to THOMAS ROCKLIFF, 103 Gold atreei, Brockivn. Apply for one week. sauoheanant id Ct o-k and fine fixtures of ory storeds8 A AS Aad Manda: | MORSES, CARRIAGES. & (ocmnsenenseeecnemnce . |) CLOSE PANNEL COACH FOR SALE be ed torthesummer, Apply to W. J, E ast Doosdwar, “eT HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP, WARe tented sound and kind in all harness, from 16 to 17 bande high, and only seven yerre old, fit any kind of heavy work, cart or wagon, price $17. App y to WM. MELTON, in the fourth house east as % the police station on Greenpoint av., Greenpe.n BOARD AND ROOMS. BrockizarE- D- Alon © wagou-top i6t tale chan, ‘sciedonecmiatianies Apply for §wo days, aiter 1 o'clock, P.M. 118 MAN AND WIFE OR 2 OR 3 RESPECT- able young men can be accommodated with good board, where they ean have all the comforts of a home, at S77 Gireenwieb st, let floor, bet Houston end King. Call for the week, a) “A FEW RESPECTABLE MECHANICS Can AT 47 CEDAR ST.—A_ LARGE ASSORT- ment of carriages and harness at very low fia- ures, Phaetons, rockaways, buceies, express and cepot wagons, &c; also several recond-hand carri ROSS err Sy 47 Cedar ot, near William. N ASSORTMENT OF LIGHI FAMILY $c. be Gapcespoea ee stb most See sd snd pleasant A carriages, all styles, by ny seers and busin+ out board. Apply at 260 Weat 1ith at, tb av. ddd Piiticess 10 Nevins tt, Broo ri malond att a Ww FEW YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE GOOD board and beds for #5 per week, at S82 Washing- Also a uice turnished front parior with or ut board, Also, trenecient boarders 1? \ FURNISHED BED ROOM TO LET with or without board, to 2 young ladies, 2 res. pectable men, er lady and gentleman, with use of ARRIAGES—638 BROAD W AY—300 CARs riages forsale. 60 carriages, damaged by remov- al from 460 Bioadwar, City Assembly Rooms, for sale, cheap. 5) se's harness; 50 sete. nt & bey set. ©, WITTY, 655 Broaiway, through to 144, & 145 Cros:y at, near Bieecker, 380 OUBLE TRUCK WANTED—ANY Person baving @ good strong second-hand one for sale jo, Ti joderate. 765 second ave, , i KELLY, 582 G: pa aist st. Ming No? bell, wrens over Smtguac® | AU der. Apply to JOHN KELLY, 683 Greenwich FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM, with every convenience tor housekceping, on du floor, Call for % days, 114 Norfoik ot, bet stanton and Riviogton a3 A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE &CCOMMO- dated in the new boarding house, No, 12 Goerck *t near Greud st, juss opeo, Rverythiug new and splendid bea roome 1 3 MOST RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY woud let to 1 or 2 young Indies a front bedroom with the use of eftting-room, with the privilege of cooking in the kitchen, A Wilesom machine to let it cesired ; parior floor, Terms very moderate. En- quire $35 Third ave 452 For _SALE—A GOOD, STRONG BUT: che:'s cart, new, Will be sold for $4) below tts value if sold this week. North 2d, bet, 5th and 6sh Villlamaburgh, a OR SALE—20 SETS OF DOUBLE HAR- nest; (o he eoldchesp at stable in 45th st, beg dt ard btuaver, Bewiut dat cee 1 Fok SALE-—A GOOD 6-YR. OLD HORS 15' bi bigh, sound and kind, ruitable grocer or expr Sold cheery in the r} Apply in the Paint 8) Wi ny such bue. 126 Varick ar the owner went, 1 YOR SALF—A BAY AND SORREL Mare, OAKD WANTED BY A MECHANIC IN 15 hands high, 6 and 7 years old, and warrant we or Sanofico, RA aR EES | Nes OARD—3 RESPECTABLE MEN CAN bave good board in a private family ; also 2 young ladies that can give good reierence, 30 10th eve, lst door above Slst as, 1 etaue up. the week ce OYS WHO ARE food or emplorme: boys’ Home, 125 Fulton ee Mis URNISHED DWELLING, FIRST CLASS, to let very lew tor 6 munths, on Mreokiyu Heights. Apply at 66 Columbia et, Cr Nai SOUR YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE GOOD comioris of @ home, by applying at 8d floor, front rooms, $5 oe per ws ham Square. Address BUAKI), box ¥21 a = a 280 WOR SALE—1 BAY MARE, SUIT. able far any kind of work: very quick, and qeod stepper. inquire for carman, §2 Broad et, N. Y. 51 OR SALE CHEAP—A HORSE, CART and harness, allin good order. Can be seeo ia front of 258 Pearl ot until sold. Price $175. Tegnire tor T Xe Wh a} F ccups, light wego wagon. &c., the stock ol a liver: #; aso cheap blacksmiths bello SOR SALE—A COACH, SECOND HAND. Also platform spring business wagon. Buggies etautly on hand, Apply at #76 and 375 Bonerys i RS t—2 HORSES, 7 AND 8 YEARS old, 16 bands high both good workers, suitable for down town truck, ice wagon, coai cart, or an. work. Call LT West 28th et, loth and 11th aves.2) JPOR SALE—A GOOD WORKING HORSE, fit for cartor truck, 6 years old, warranted sou! i to be rod for want of use, Taquitg ere or. 1th ave, RREL MARE, 7? found and kind; ft for care Oo. thuck or auy King et work, Alsoa blind boree, 0 for auy Bind of work ttiom the country, Can be seen tli sold at 224k 19th et. 266 Seeeenies . aemcaee —- POR SALE—t HORSES, 6 CART OR Truck borers, | uice bay business borse; price $10) te Can be seca Mulberry et, Ys ALt—A LARGE BAY HORSE, Also & DIBCK ho) ee, they wuud and wind, suitable fue gioceraor doctors; they cau be seen oy 1p, Fare d1et a, 2 Fuk SALES HORSE AND DIRT Cart and harpes ypaiate Or \ogetier, Aiso a hight wuron; price $605, end wa eulky ; price $4). lnqaire fh0 .uiru eve, sm the Canuy Btore, Lear 4000 6h DRY GOODs, | hey, rei NT OF Lodgings, should apply at tetieee ) » COACH low-priced fe table, as 64 Sixth 181 FURNISHED Re )OMS TO LET, SUITABLE for one or two single gentlemen, in @ private house. Luquire at 156 Kast Broadway. 407 N AN AND WIFE, OR 2 OR 0 YOUNG men, can be accommodated with board and Ht rcome at S26 Wess 44th et, near Ud ave, one up. Call tor U dave, ; [0 LET—4 FURNISHED ROOM TO TWO men, Apply ab 109 bast sid et, betweeu Third and Jexing.ou avenues, Aoshi ao ‘To RESPECTABLE MiCHANICS CAN be accoumodated with 4 beard in @ smal plivate family, with @ nico wdioom Cell at 203 bast S4th et, for l week. Ap nthertoe Tt ©) SINGLE YOUNG MEN CAN Bu commedated with board, 649 Last li.c wr, 3 fly; Inqu yoare, 106 bande ic. | rt, top - —_——_ — —_— ed - nIDGE sT.—A FEW SOBER, INDUS. trous men wanied to board in a privace iam | 001 accommodations ind the test of board elo she Bucher shop, 43 avove earcnereererremnnenens - - ———— | YOR SALE 5 HORSES, 8 VERY POWER- T M. HOFFMAN'S DRY GOODS EMPO. iul wore aidaome tusiness horses, rium. 1T Caan This s!oeK m Woaehingto fork SALE, lo HORS ne tt, cor, Bieecker, and 225 and clove bus 24u K.eceker at, gimnd opening of boveitice ip dry goods; L000 pieces of Dew epring and eunmer Giees goode, bece and colored alpacas, in all the new Ca to aT JUST FROM THB shades, just received from cilon, s euntry, irom 610 9 years, trom 14 to 46 hap: yard, leds than ile gold coat of luportaion, as BS high. dsices thou 976 to gid, V8 Merces et, ¥ Ored and white Marsesl.es quilie, Liom p24 0 upwards; UORSE FOR SALE CANADIAN pert Bae b kets 24 an. fi palsy Dee ret bulit pony abie tor «ny bu . Appy “4 vee E inen hed sacks on i ‘ NP p + ‘aid; 2 yards wice tebie tert4 pouch aide 14d ot, Yd House east Jd wy, dlarlem, yl 4iinen ars ¢; Lyons bi WILT SELL 4 GOOD HACK COACHES very cheap us 1am out of the bue.nees, Inquue iu the Coal olice, 263 Niath ave, bes. ¢ith apa v35h sweets, 65 eatisly moss any customer; cloaks (04 $5; all-wool summer eh i for BS 60, ty’ Par- ticular attention is requested tothe stock of eotton good’, Hieached musiin and fast-colcred printe the oid price, 1e.1d.e yard, ab M. HOFFMAN'S, ENNIES FOR SALE—AT THE SUN Carmine sh, and #46 and 230 Bleecker thee 31% it Pa - ; 804