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wsud soon BE compelled to relax their I'm s:s b,se
tisn OF beef HAS to be sure decreassd within .ne
weeks sad already the effect 4 ne, upon
Bsn Head market Now If the public wall put co."a.s -
their determinations prices will soos hnd hsH u 49,
level The effect Of slight decrease in me =
very palpabe and Ne never before saw the wnoie
~ ssoh dull and condition There are Piesy o.
many than required Tor the
and there not slightest reason cause or LOT me
drover demanding the prices they de oeh'
in Philadelphia and Baltimore have held seng ana
passed strong not TO over $io per
weight of beef and to sell a, per pound They
abssrdy Of nhcting high prices aausy upon We
people and are suffer il loager The butch
city should hold similar meetings, and pass similar
resolutions Why mott There but two ways to prevent
the monopoly Eat less adopt strong resolutions and adher
them In Boston, last week, beef was ceiling at 500 to
$3.50 per cw while here only $50 nes Distant the prices
range from $40 oeto $1,000 Can thing be more paPable
single show that there something unnat
ura work which the prices advance rapidly and
keep remarkably high they have dose Something
shoud be done Immediately. The poor are suffering
This morning there market four hundred beeve In
eludng left from last week Sales eoccrred at $40 to
ga per cwt forming average Of SlLso The market all
day was in very dull condition
One hundred and and calves were offered
today and all but s prices ranging from $50 $40
There only hundred and thirty sheep brought for
ward today all sold at So 20 $780, market dull Hay
selling at eight to nine shngsm fully supplied
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EAGLE COURSE RACES, TNENTON, ~. j.
63- The Spring Meeting will Tuesday Nay
asts 1889 ii being week following the Philadelphia and
Camden Races and ccstisuc -four days -
First day Tse'day-sweePtakes for yr od' sub $780,
w u. stockton name, imp ch r.s.ae, by Rcveer out
.. Also, imp. b. csnseriaad BY Camel out Of Ma
a Jo, H. Heins, names ch G. BY Star out sf Melinda.
jos. d. Kendall names gr. ~ ap. Tranby out Of Mary
same day-swsepstak,. fer yr old. sab sise h. H. ne
l. w D. Stockton imp. Atlantic, BY Ae,eon
Also name, imp. b Cunbera,d BY Camel oul Of Ma.
tlda by Orvile
8 Also names imp eh C. Pas.ac BY Rs,eer Of Rachel,
Jos. H. Hengs chf stephan BY shark cut Of Far
s. Jas b Kendall q. Car.pseIl,) names sy imp Tras.
g. JH Van Mater eA BY TsrmsntOr dam " Tue
kshee.
second DAY for yr o'', sub.
/. Me,.r. Comb. Ei. Oh. Elliptic, by hsnnou,A
. Js. D Kendall q. Canps.lr,) name, Backeys, by
Critic ont Of Ann Page.
T. Edward D. Wilson b. g Portsmouth, BY imp Lur.
borough. out Of Polly Prachan.
same daysweer.ake. sub s9oo a. mile hca,s free for
all that shall not have rravioss TO closing h'
l. Jas. b Kendall name. en-. c. Windsor, ny Monmouth
Eclipse, ont Of Powasey, yrs
Jos II. Heinys names eh. Borar, by Andrew, out d
Jos H. ysn Mater na~e, en- BY Eclipse out of Helen
Also na.e. eh 6 BY hosmeu,h Eclipse d.s BY imp In.
petition, yrs .
Same say-rurse sios Two miles heats so0Of which goes
| 10 the al best VI more than tive start
Third day (ThursdayA purse of s7oe Three mile heats
1900 which goes the 81 best than two start
Same dsy-A purse Of s1so, mile heats.
Fourth say (FridayA purse Of $500 -Four piie heats
$500 OF which the ~ best IL than two start
Same day-A purse ~ 500, mile heats.
The Races will commence AT IL o'clock, each day. Entries
will close at the Eagle Hotel on the evening previous T. saeh
/ race, at o'clock. Entrance per cent -
The second best he determined BY the rues Of the Ph
dpha ssd anden Courses when these rules 10 not designate
the second the horse that ri in NC last heat to he " con-
sdersd.
Gentlemen from the northern and southern states can rely -
securing good stable, FOR horses by makug afon or
l addressing letter 10 the Subscriber. .,.
handsome DINNER will be prepared at ne raNhloh I'M
medtatcly after the main each day. :.
The New Jersey Railroad will convey passenger Ton reW
York the Eagle Course 10 three hours passing New
ark New Brunswick, faceon, and ths Prinera Vsgss u
New Jersey. ,.-- :,
A. the Eagle Course every advantage that be
.h,d far greater Inducements will hereafter Be offered n,
Zach sprse and FALL has heretofore bees any Course
north % Louisiana. " baibtf seey.
Tr.ntou. NJ D, Nav nth, 1883. myisl7t'
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North America Hoxie fror lew York from Liverpool
lat as 20, Ion 50 so-no date given.
The Array and Navy Chronicle say that Captain Charles
skinner has been appointed 10 the Receiving ship Java IN
plae. Of Lieut.. Armstrong relieved.
The u g. schr SHARK, Lieut. Com Bigelo~ dropped down
from the Navy Yard Norfolk, on the 10th inst
sovrr sv. Expr opr~e rrioS-orrer,L.-Estrset.
from the Secretary Of the Navy from Lieut. wilkes
the Exploring Expeditions, dated cupboard the
" =. Bpio Popross, ell Cape Horn, Feb ~, lsso
company with the squadron al Orange harbo yester
dav the vincenncs, usder charge Of Ler Craven being
oorsd harbor having transferred myself 10 this ve.se
In with the Sea Gull for the execution Of orders
The Peacock and FLYING Fish, with Capt Hadsor left ct hs
.a, time and the relief would leave today Ger the Straits
Magellan with large party 81 The scientific corps Our -
Of the Peacock will b to got far south
We can NJ this late Although sware stand
some chance of being shut the ice could got resist
king the attempt The Porpoiss IT. Comdt Rsgold y vel
proyided with months (s also the Sea CALI Of every
ing that resder comfortable IN the syert Of such -
ar~Sent We are Ill IN fine health and sririts.r
Tsr sunvEySc ExrrpIrIoc-o linn, Commanding, an,
the associated with him busy engaged Survey
inc eur River ana Harhor The Experiment and Eng
s lyisc opposite the bat y contemplated TO drop
little lower down within few daysV'iH'nefon 8drers~
May ioh.
Fereign Ports.
N.r,sonA Ri gear Nsreus, Gaddins Bristol; suss'
MARY Pnk,an New York. 2s-ar Bohemia, Mason, New
YORK Arerora Gardner, DO 29-ar Hood New York Ma,
lar Laurel Wakefield Providence; sd Esscrs Daggett Brls
| toll; Russia. kcManus. Portland. .
HAVANA April 30-ar Enerprze, Clifford, froviaencei
States, Curtis, New York 2o--ar Oriana, harding Ne-
York
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PoRrLAND, May 9--cld Wave, Ksazer, New York
rHfLADTtrHh, May I2-ar s,sqsehanna, Neuckcs liver
pool, Csosa Moore, New York Rochester, Wise 90 ED
Warsaw Fcgcr Janes River; Cayuga Thobarn, New fors
Legonia, IIyskell, Calais .
BRryswrcK, Geo. May 0-sld Henry Breed, Crowel',
York
Mopur, May Geld Thoms. Ewiss, ireland, NYork 3
cid George Carr. New York
NoRroLK, May Oar President, Knox, New York; Thorn,
Roth Savannah bousd 10 New York l-sld Carroll, New
York; Columbian Eagle, 10
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/ M p g r II A ~ M

The Maine Ru6stien:-Prcparnsio for WAR; 2
l At this msment, whsa perhaps on the eve or q
War with England IL becomes the duty IN ,.r
how far this may personally concern Amseif i. self evil
dent fact, that advance Eagh
goods will be OF the Of event A.d
cloths is therefore hardly necessary point psI;cy
Of all and sundry providing themselves with spvly
Of clothing PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish
meat 100 William Of john street, presents orporu
nifty Of obtaining first rate equal 10 any and
passed by IN the CITY, fer materials make asd price
The astonishing patronage which This estab expo
rieaced sufficient Indie alton Of public judgment And the
proprietor having made such arrangements for the ensuing
will he hopes merit continuance Of suss
The system adopted alone peculiar to this establishment
Purchases made direct from manufacturers in England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits Of and Job
bers consequently reducing the price Of fine article such
whereas those differently situated compelled employ
feor workmen Of buying second third
hands And those establishments which long credits
result many unavoidable osses and obliged make
their cash customers suffer sufficient profits for running such
risks.
The advertiser deems II ssary las part give list
Of prices much praccd il often deceptive. Ne
confidently relies trial. being suf Client 10 merit
tinuance of the favors d those who may give hn caL
m2S-3m
CUCCEss TO j. Al L. VERNoL's, ORA FRS AND
- TAILORS, they have adopted the cash system and
able 10 sell clothing the seasoaablc The pub
lie invited 10 call and examine their .t N5.R
will be satisfied THAT = great saving will be tat..
system, as conducted at 81 Chatham st
N. "A great variety Of Cloths and Cassihsra ~
kept hand and made order lie ashionauie style
Also large assortment Of Goats and Cloaks n27 2mrs
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Weekly Report Of Intermenss
1sCPOES
t. City and Potters Field from the 4th day Of May
the Ilth day OF NAV. 1880. 49, :.

IN . City and Potters Field from the 4h day of May
the 18th day Of May, 1889.
40 men; "a women; % boys; 10 grs-Total lls
DnE.sEs-Apoplexy, 0; Abscess, AspAyxia, Burned
Scalded, Casualties .; Cholera inansm, Consump-
tion - Commissions Group hives Delirium ire
81 Dropsy 4 Dropy in the head q Drowned D Dar-
rhoa, o. Dropsy the chest o. Eryspess 0; Fever,
pera i Fever scarlet i Fever, typhoid, s; Gangrene In
hammaton of brain, Inflammation of bowels 3; Infamma
ton Of lungs, 8; Inflammation ofyer IntemPerance o; In
sanity, o. Jaundics Il Marasmus, Malformaon, d Mea
sles Old age Organic disease Of the heart Rhssna-
tism, Small pox ?; Notification o. Palsy O. Scroula, O.;
Spinal Disease Suicide, A. Teething, Z; Unknown, III
ceratoa Of inestiaes, Il Worms Il Whoopng Cough, OTo
tai, il3.
AaE-Of year and under i2 between and "A and s,
s. and TO- 2 10 and 90 20 and 80 Ia 30 and 49, 40
and So Ia 80 and CO. Il so and TO- o. 70 and 60 so and
90,1. Ht 6..H
PLAcEs NATuTy-Usitcd States. 10; Ireland IS; Eng
land, 6; Scotland s. Denmark France o. British Posses
sions n A 0; Sweden o; Germany, y Austria, /; West
Indies o. unknown, 2. nt
FRoM-Alms House, Bellevue. 9; Hospital, do. 8; New
jersey o. Long Island o; Hospital Backwells Island
Wsstshester, l-Colored persons, 10. - .'. lt
HErRY g. DvssHLL, City lnspeetsr
City Inspectors OHce, May llth 1880
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1I,n AReHITECTs. pulLpERs. ANp oTnERs.-

TITO AReHITECTs, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
Others that they constantly hand and prepared 10
furnish short notice. architectural ornaments OF every de.
scripos, FOR the interior finishing Of dwellings, ehnfehe
and other public bu,dpcs viz. capitals for columns and
ant all the orders Of architecture CONSOLES aes en-.
ched mouIdngs rosette pstsre irene ornaments Nc NC
Sc 10 any The long proved quality Of composition
mens executed by ten render. u useless TO ay much 10
its euogy; and with the hey possess, and from long
practice the Of models, moads and every depart
business haer themselves that Tor soljness Of relief
and general sharpness and beauty their work whl be found
much superior 20 any thing o the kind doae asy other place
hey having avoided tiny fat and underlined appearance,
much aud 80 Justly compsed o. Great attentos having been
paid the modes Of manufacture y insure the best quality al
De possible price they happy say that their pre-
scale Of prices will BE- found 10 I've beyond the reach o.
abatement competition
Builders out OF New York part Of the United States
rcnld fad material saving and likewise procsre superior
article calling writing cor thing Of the Kind they
require hsve hand and are enabled 70 oil orders 70
any amount al very short notice - .
CALLER MURPHY.
Mandatory 500 Broadway,
rvli sns One dosr from Niblsi.
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DEB.

On Monday the 18th inst Hugh Mcguire in the 18th Of
his ago
On Sunday Of lingering Dougherty in the 77h
year of her age. -
On Sunday Of short Illness Mr. wian Morrison aged
80 years. -. 8fa t.t#t1t ~3G.,+t L
On Sunday the 10Th instant Dr. Lorenzo Warren, aged
81 wears.
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On Saturday, the 18th inst by the Rev. Dr. Eastburn F. NJ
Whbeck Of West Troy Iane second daughter OF Thsmas
r. May
On the 9Th instant BY the Rev. William Whitaker Mr..
Samuel Smith Of Philadelphia, Miss Olivia Matilda Wilson,
of Boston.
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pARk TINS Evsarss ~sn be po'
Mr. Northumberland Mr. Chippendais-Anns Do
so.sa I:" mI NJ. 70 a:sT Ts
Mr. P,slde-Newman Noggs, Mr. Chppisdale- smike
- RisIsrd'sahis. sqass Ms, Kate
lo, Mad Msntalin, Mrs Vernon = ~ III :
Doors open at oPafsrnats eomence at gssrter past
Box Tskes,si Pit 80 cents, Gallery a5e.nss >, &
| National THEATRE Late ltakan Opera House
IN Mr. WALLACK Lesee-CcrAer Of Leonard and Church
streets. ten doors from Brsadway--THIs EVENING, win
CINDERELLA-Prince,M Mr. Wilson Dandini, Mr. segus-
Baron Pompoino, Mr. Morisy-Aiidora, Mr. Andrew
To conclude with tlt at.ia.r u... .s..
modore Hurricane Mr. Lam Mr. Horneas.
ue-Andrew, Mr. Biakely-Smart, Mr. Badock--Maria,
Mrs BaIey-Lady Doubtful, Mrs safton--DebOrah. Mrs
Doors open at Performance at T. BoSes
81 Pit 50 cents. Gallery IS cents. au.a .. IA.
DOWERY THEATRE. s. HAMBLIN SOLE NAN.
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR-Thu evening, (sts night
ERNEST MALTRAVERs-Rich Darvi, Mr. IIansblin-
Lamley Ferrers, MIR Ferrers-Join Walters Mr. Add''
Alice, Mrs Shaw.
To concsde with Grand Musical Entertainment in which
the Boston Brass Band will make their lst be-
isre the public in and splendid Uniform this evening
Leader Of the Brass Band, Mr. Edward kendalLeader Of
the orchestra, Mr. HolIoway.selo performers, Mes's
E.Kendall, J. Holloway and H. slbley-Mr George Free.
mantle will perform solo ON the harp
Doors open O'Clock 1.-The performance to at half
past precisely , .g
Prices-Bores. 70 eents-P SIT Gallery, Is cents
INRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
IT the direction Of Mr. w X. BLAKE. THIS EVE
MING will be performed, for the t.tf
BENEFIT OF Mr. CARPENTER,
THE HUT-Or Red Neutrality-suspicious. Durnce, Mr.
Ciine-Amelia Mrs. Watts t.- #
After which, 4" a. t t '.at
Mr. Carpenter and La Petite Louise. and Dances &C. will sp
pear in rotation -
To conclude with e@4
SCAN NAG-AIr Singleton, Mr. Jones-Edward Singleton
Mr. CAarles-Captain Tinderly Mr. McDonald-Jemmy
Candle, Mr. Hall-John Grub, Mr. Aadcrson-Julia, Mrs
Watts-Mrs Candle, Mrs Jones-EmIy Sisglston Miss
Norman. ~
Doors open at Performance at quarerpast
o'clock IA an fal-la.
OLYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (Rext door to
~ Tattersas Under the sole manage neni Of ID. d. Nc
KlNNY.-This evening, will be performed,
V1CTORlNE-Felix, MIR Thorne-Jean, Madame Arraline-
Vietorine Mrs Flynn. r.4
Grand Pas de DeaI la sss by Madame Trst Madame Ar
raline ..4a.l arel. m ...r.
To conclude with THE vow, the Maid Of Crosy-Ser
a eant Austerls, Mr. Thorne-Theresa, Mrs Flynn-han
s Meta Mrs Thorne .... tt t.r
Box, so cents-Pt 20 cents-Prvate Boxes, $500.
Seats be secured by applying to H. W. NeKnny Trea
surer, at the Box sfoe Of the THEATRE from ~ till ?.
mi. 3m' #... i. + ..s........
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MORNING IlERALD-SHIPN NEWS.
Port Of New York, Hluy IL.
svs RIsps 4 So HIGH WATER 10 .
Packets 10 Arrive.
Packets TO Depart.


Cleared.
John Cater Carver, kingston Jam; vcksburs Bunke~
NOrleans VIM Bsohby, (Br) Coehrane, Windsor Ms; Gil
Anthony, 81 Croix Compliance Sparrow, Boston; Robert
Bruce ,Cersos Richmond Favus Jones' Antwerp; Narcea,
Sylvester, Trieste; America, Robinson Port Pat john
McCary, Callahan, Richmond, Va Champion, Wassott sgd
ney, Ms
Arrived.
Ship Niagara Besher Charleston days. with cotton TO
George sutton
Bark John Robb, Bennett 80 days from Gibraltar with
wine TO master.
Br bark Lord Canterbury Trip 81 days from Bristol with
iron 10 Davis Brooks.
Hytien brig Eenore Brown II day. from from st Domin
20, with mahogany, to r. stagg
Russian brig Victoria, Rerof, II days from Cette with
wine, to ii Baker.
Brig Hyder Ali, from st Crsi,, odays, with sugar w
NsopS Co
Brig Ashley, Pike, Charleston days with cotton to Tiuk.
ham & Dimond.
Dutch galio Asgenona Wouklh, Rotterdam, 50 days TO
Boomer, Gravesk Co.
schr Comper Lincoln, KarOrt, 10 days with plaster TO
Ncvins * Co.
schr Trio Nckcr.os Boston, days with mdre to .
ii'''N"'f FNtE ~ ##s. TT, lal
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below.
One ship and two brig.-weather thick and harry
Memoranda.

The sheKed has been detained BY the scsd winds, shs
will sail today weather permitting Her letter bags will
man al Giirns Exchange New, Roon till IA o'clock A. M.
The Harretbeore reported at Bermuda, condemned~ss
sold at Her cargo had been landed IN safety The
vrrs hence despatched by the usserwers, had arrived
ont and would load with the cargo for this port
The following sumber OF vessels 10 the port
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ssy- Nrw YoRK, March Sd lesp-DR. u. Lrvisos, Dear
sr-I should alpo. consider myself devoid Of gratitude "
did not thank you Cor good a your Red Drop has done
me- Having been led away BY TIVE fces Of youth,
fortunate that disease which your preparation
processes 10 and AFTER trying almost every medicine that
cracks this palm the community
found myself wasting and TIC disease fast rmiasg
my constitution. had almost sbssdoned the hope or being
stored o nv former GOOD health when procured bottle q
your Red Drop and entirely recovered without any
bad effects Of The disease remaining My dear Sir Al, the
turn can ever make YES. will he orecoynmend 90 those who
have been "a unfortunate myself, assuring them with the
utmost confidence that IL will not fail in producing speedy and
a lasting cure Yours truly, VI -
You are al liberty publish the letter. bs, beg the favor
hat You will not publish The name,
Office Division It, Price 81 per plisI mytn
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DEALE'S MUSEUM AND PORTRIT GALLERY
i No. 252 Broadway, opposite City Hail.

nEALE'S MUSEUM AND PORTRlT GAALLERI
L No. a5a Broadway opposite City Hall
..., Extraordinary Noreitits.
MONS ADRTEN, Sen. the first Great MAGICIAN, OF
France evenings the performance to begin at quarter past
o'clock.
Mons Adcn Sea- announcing the ladies and gentle
the liberty add that during his absence from the United
States Ne has devoted himself wk untring
making still further discoveries and Developments the
sciences Of experimental aud physical pho.oPhy natural ma
and the oculi and he Is proud to decre mat ms anti
cpaen sbundanty grated, his triumph has in
deed been most complete. ...e I . -. ...
The will be in two parts and each representa-
ton will be varied " an inhnity Of novelties.
Mr. Aden has the pleasure that he has secured
the aid Of Mr. h. Avery well Known as correct and huen
Interpreter ..g... 49, ....
The two extraordinary ALBTNOs will remain and be
every day and evening until Friday, 10th May
The splendid specimens of the GIRAFFE or CAMELEOP-
ARD, - stii exniOnng,
Tickets to the entertainments and Msseum SO ceno the
Museum only, rs cents-children half price. my92w'
A FOLIO GALLERY, No. 4I0 Broadway, New YORK
n Now exhibiting, for very few days, SERIES OF
PAINTINGS by Alfred j. Miller Of Baltimore, illustrative
the scenery the Rocky Mountains and the Wild Sports Of
the Far West. ##H /.
These Paintings have been executed for distinguished travel
Ter who about Europe and who has generously
allowed sm 10 be packed and exhibited by the Apollo As.
socation untl his Departure which will be few days The
series consists eighteen anshcd Painting and while they
main will constitute part Of the Second krhbtsn OF the
Apollo Association
The Pictures psrchased BY the Committee OF Manage
and which will be distributed by lot amongst the Members ~
December, are arranged by themselves
large number Of plesdid Painting by the most renowssd
Old Masters from the collections of private gestlemcn invite
the attention Of Artists aud Connosseurs The Paintings by
living American Artists presest rich variety % subjects and
render this exhibition superior to the last
Admission % cents Season Tickets ~ cents Catalogues
l2l cents. nyli2wis'
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Throughout last week first and second cuts, what is bet
known runp and porercue steaks selling IN our
markets al IL to 20 cents per pound Pre- beef that
which all at and lean. has been selling al Is 20 81 cents
Now prices exavagany high, and something should
be Instantly done 70 prevent them from going hghr, and to
ca-re Decline possible from the present eserhitant rates
There was decided change this moring-there
crease the number Of cattle and decline of so cents the
wholesale price, with exceedingly dull perand; and Al
e'cleck the tendency was still downward This Is right bat
ssy would All 70 that determination, the monepolss
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ny X. n. LUDLOW 4 Co.
Sales Room, No. Is broad street. near W.u !,


WEDNESDAY, May a.
At IL o'clock a. their sales room, IL Broad street
Positive sale Of aumber Of lots OF ground on the west aid.
OF avenue D. between III and 18th streets and sumbe az
water lot, The east side Of d. between IN and l9
streets The property presents Of the desirable osa
on ever offered 10 he pabe for ship builders houses
or any other purpose werv the advantage being e
ter essential it 10 situated part Of the city where i'm
provements gosg upon the scale bag
IN the immediate vicinity Of Tompkins Square the Dry
Dock Bank, and particularly deserving the attenton OF
navigation companies Further particulars be known
application to e suc,oneers where thographc maps Of the
property can be had ' my5dts
'fsnf-- /~r4 NEW YORK, TATTERSALLs.-1Hs
N hx rsg.iar sales by auction, at this well known
NLE~1A tabshment, Of Horses, Carriages, &c. conti-
o'clock, throughout the year. s' 'as.r
The regular sale whI take Monday goth NAV
al IL o'clock, csmmensiHg with Carriages Harness. &c. ANA
II o'clock the sale Of Horses whl commence.
Gentemen having Herses to dispose Of requested to
make early applications to good number the
catalogue horse be offered al unless register
ed time for number the catalogue for which purpose s
resister viii be kept open MI Saturday 18th May or
GEO. w. MILLER
Successor to J. w. Watson, 4l6 Broadway
Al private saeOne pair Of very fine black hor,esa
40 90 pay horses; very tine single horses.
AsoCariages and harnesses among then very handsome
imported Cabro belonging His Excellency the Minister
a24y WM