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Total, $4,000
The Comptroller adds that these all the banks of the
suspension of which he has received legal notice That is
to say the bills Of which have been protested The Bank
of Oean and others thus uated consequently
if the holders suffer loss it through their neglect
The Comptroller has also given notice to all persons who
have borrowed money from the United States depose
fund.- and has given mortgages, that fourth ofthe
principal EACH and every mortgage will be required
the LIST day of June Also all persons indebted to the
State on of any bonds mortgages Required
to pay up Of interest and 25 per cent of the
principal Near 81 900 is due the State these land
securities and it highly necessary that it should be paid
up. The Comptroller very justly and very wisely
marks, as follows:
The failure of the New York and Erie Rail Road Com
pany pay the interest the three millions Of dollars
loaned that company has imposed burden the trea
sury $l66 per annum in addition to the other pres
sing demands the general fund.- and has rendered abb
soutey necessary replenish the treasury by call
those indebted to the State until funds can be realized
der the financial system adopted at the late session of the
Legislature.
On the 3Oth of March last called the attention of
our readers to the remarkable Of affairs between
Mexico and Texas in connection with the then bellige-
attitude of Great Britain towards this country turn
ing upon the right Of search and the slave question We
then remarked as follows:-
It's well known that the money for the invasion
raised Anna from British capitalists and report
says the loan received the guarantee OF the British
eminent This report the movement in the London
ket strongly corroboraes. In fact the efficiency and
promptness Of the attack upon Texas indicates
and brains than the tMexcan ruler had credit
for. 1t is movement purely of British origin, and
brought into being by the identical individuals who
cessfully opposed Gen. Hamilton in his negotiation be
half of Texas Nrr
These remarks were Immediately called forth by the
remarkable spec ulaon and rise in Mexican bonds in the
London market, at moment when all other foreign
rites exceedingly fiat Information to-day received,
corroboraes the view then took. 1t appears that
Santa Anna has concluded arrangements for a so called
loan of Go 0Oo terms which place upon other
footing than that Of subsidy These that the loan
fifteen years without interest to be reimbursed at
the expiration of that time with 40 per cent advance and
to be guaranteed by the British government British
goods be received into Mexico duty free in all that time
The proceeds Of the oan which equal
will be Mexico in the shape Of and munitions
of war the conquest of Texas The bonus Of 40 per
cent be paid the expiration Of fifteen years. is about
equal to annual interest Of per cent The interest in
fifteen years would e. OOo but the bonus is
only 100000. The present Mexican debt dine in Lon.
donI lis as follows:-
Capital 5:per cents f276e65O
y 6 4,096,l70
Total $685. $40
aC ,rtara 1ta q
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvnEPacket ship La Duchesse dOrleans-Benj. Field
lady and child OF Boston, Montgomery H. Throop Of Auburn
N. Y.-l9O in the stce
New ORLEANs-Bark Reform-Nlrs. Bunnell, Mr. Swift, j.
B. Dayton-S6 in the Storage.
New ORLEANs-Schr Chattahoochee-Mrs. Thompson and
family
NV ORLEASs.Schr Conyert-Mr. Reynolds. :,
MoBILE-Brig Gilbert Hed-Robt Collins and lady, John
Hay, A. F. Thompson John Cadv-11 in the steerage
SAvArNAH-Shp CeliaMss Bogart, w. c. Hopping, C.. B.
Cross T.. II. Shotwell-I8 in the steerage.
sAyAssAH-BriY L. Baldwin7Lieat Whiting lady child
Mrs Anderson and child; Mr. Maussene lady and two child
C. w. Brush, A. Sanford W. Stearns s. Nichols H. W.
Hegeland T.. Weler-2i in the steer
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nI5- PROSECUTIONS FOR LIBEL ARE AL rhE.
G6 hut II our editorial brethren would only follow Out
the rule which we have adopted, of always having box
of shermans Camphor Lozenges at hand and whenever
feelings would at be quieed and all danger OF war
rants and wrs be avoided. The Dr. he's also LoIengrs
for coughs colds sickness fever and ague &C. which
are unryalled Office is at 100 Nassau street. Agents
Reddng State III Get, Boston; Burgess Philadelphia;
Reed Baltmore Frank Taylor, Washington City; Duval
A CO.. Richmond.
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On Saturday evening 30h ult after short but severe
illness MARY wife of John Phelon Jr in the oath year OF
her age.
His friends and acquantances and those of his father
John Pheon Sen and of his brothers Michael and James
Phelan respectfully invited to attend her funeral this
afternoon, at O'Clock, from her late residence, No ~
Perry street, corner Of Factory street.
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CITY Despatch Post,


PrrscrrAL OrricE-Lctters deposited before half past
g. hapast L. and hafpat o'clock VIII De sent out Tor
delivery at Q, L. and o'clock.
BRANCH OrrIcEs.-Lctters deposited before II and =
o'clock will be sem out for delivery at and O'CLOCK
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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This includes part of the receipts belonging to the
Boston and Worcester road.
The receipts of ashes in this city by canal thus far have
been 800 bbs There is fair demand at SIS 81 IS for
Pots and S. % SIS 81 for Pearls. In Cotton active
business has been done full prices say Upland fair
81: Alabama. fair 81, good fair 10 lot About 1000
bbs Flour arrived yesterday and sales Ohio. via canal
made at So s7l Coffee is dull, sales include 800
bags Brazil part 60 out ofthe market at st 10 CENTS
500 Cuba %: $50 Laguayra, 81 o. with some at TO-
200 Java 03 $50 sumatra s so Porto Rico TO- all
mos; and50O st. Domingo in lots, 7 cents, cash.
Spirits Turpentne continues in good request at 30 cents
mos in lots Rosn, for manufacturing brought 81 l2i
cash, delivered.
OLs-Sales of Whale 5000 bbls for export ut 80 33l
cents cash. Linseed is firm and prices have up
ward tendency $500 gallons English sold at SO cents
mos 5000 do at 49, cash; and best American 49, cash.
Prime Olive in casks has been sold IS cents mos 100
baskets Nice So So and go do Bordeaux 50 IS 50 3
mos.
PLASTER PARIs-Continues plenty and dull; sales have
been made of 400 tons from 50 37l a , rs, cash.
PRovIsorsThe demand for Beef and Pork is quite mo-
derate. New Ohio City inspected Mess Pork brought
So % Sc 37t and Prime do SO 25; Duchess County
is held 80 for Mess and SO for Prime Old Mess Pork
City inspected is worth 81 5O and old Prime do So 30
S. 800 bbls Lard have be purchased for export
to England and France at Al a Al cents.
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To Ship Masters.

here will give Commodore r. s. Martin, of fleet
report Of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin vii
board them Immediately their arrival We VIII eciprocate
the favor in any way
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Married.,

On Friday, 10th ut, in Newark N. j.. by the Rev. NJ
L. Henderson, SAMUEL SLOANE, ofNew York to Miss ANN
ELIZA BIDpuLPH, of the former place
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90 CHEAP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in OPT
MON tended the decline of drama than the
introduction Of wholesome talented and diversified cheap
suusements When such immense variety Of novel.
ties and interesting performances as are found at the
American Museum be witnessed for % when
h II remembered that this establishment is
with degree of neatness and good order lar exceeding
the fashionable AMI intelligent classes of community flock
dsv time when better opportunity afforded to
the half million Of curosties collected here then consult
the mysterious Gypsey Girl and return IN the evening
ree Of charge and listen the comic drolleres Of Win
che the singing of Rosae the rushing OF the ca
taract Of Niagara and admire the dancing OF celeste the
MeSmeric experiments of Barnum, the Cosmoramio
views and the many other aractionstwo numerous to
mention which are found here.
n3- WE COMMEND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
C;RANDJEAN No. Aston House, in Barclay street, TO
the notice of strangers visiting the city His assortment
Of perfumery is Of first rate order and his compost
lions for the alton the hair based upon scen
thc Of the subject for which they intended
This simple fac; has secured the extensive patronage
which they have always received from citizens
Com. .fdr.
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SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO
ALL.

esrJ,HE AMERICAN MAGIC MIXTURE has peen
hailed Of the greatest deo,fnes OF m tbe
age a, long medical science exists VIII De
no,t Inv sluabe discovery for diseases Of the uhary
as well as the kidneys and bladder Its effects are % Ky
Il in farming radical short Tune while the
Ordinary remedies take even months One d9ss cannot a
ia, I hstnr and delicate IN ITS aVor ana out OF
tb bundsds that put faith in H. not one has been dnap
pointed nor discovered while using T. has ry epn On, 1e
s, lied and withstood the gl,tteng imagery so
s,ooa % md 90 ubguousy displayed by host Of unprp
naJ auack whose only aim has been 70 dupe aud
deceive the Sold By slpalnmcnt a, Kings Drug
md chambers. drug l3 Broadway Lppenard
90 go, po,,srs cor Of Walker. m2 Inst
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Day NEWELL X DAYS PATENT PERMUTA-
DTION BANK LOCK.-Bankers and oher may place
implicit confidence in the above Lock being The be, and
10 make fac smile by, without the slightest chance of
oneninx after change has been made in sttins IT, Other
chanseabe locks liable to be picked by who
the key the recently when the Combination
Lock invented by DR.. solomon Andre vs., Of Perth Amboy
" j. which the yault Of ,he American EXCHANGE
Bank in all street, picked by Mr.. Henry C.. Jones 81
Newark ~ j. in presence OF the officers Of several Banks IN
this city The Lock Afterwards sent 20 Dr. An
drcws, who put in works OF difficult nature to
pick but which Mr. Jones readily opened lie ANOTHER
occasion publicly picked the Howard Hotel Of the ON
bnaton Locks such sold by the American Bank Lock
Company. - q, ...
The high reputation Of Day Newell Days Formulation
Bank Locks il firmly esablIshed Ihey have inyanao,g
taken the highest premiums, when exhibited az ~. r ~
in New York Boston an Phaeyha, namely Colo Me,as
the cities first named, and silver, being me ns"' '
MUM given n the latter city. -, = A.. .h,n,sd in
These Locks made 10 keys who can pc ' ,,.
I'm from hundred thousand million f again,
gon either of which they equally secure r. IL, m
aternrt OF TIC most sklfu burglar, for hu ,rsct ~
i'm re on or take the hey ITSELF ne him Of
&c, n aorue h,s life unless one were 70 III H. ~
X manner in which the lock might be ehanseo' "f " w
tanned posse ssion OF the key. ,,,.a.d "a by JOHN
Orers for the above Lock promIHy at ~, p,o,i sy
DAY. Successor q Day, Never! u p'!i N0 ''' -
m
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STATE of Trade.

good business has boon done generally in the different
markets since the opening of the canals and the receipts
Of produce have been pretty liberal The following re-
cepts of land tolls at Albany for three years. from the
opening up the goth inst, will show the comparative
business done on the great highway =
Canal tolls received Albany to April 10 1870 VI! s
"a lSal, l4,726
1901
This shows an increase but the business oil the canal
is longer index of the business Of the city OF New
York alone. The railroad to Boston draws Oh large
amount of the descending produce. The following Is
statement of the agent of the road in relation to the bus
thus far 80
Arm %, 1912.
Dear Sir-The object OF this note is 10 inform you thar
freight train this morning the largest, by many
tons we have Besides the ordinary quantity
which is in regular kind of way, We have this morn
ing live hogs head Of cattle $40 barrels -four
Boston which the first lot have sent east OF
cester making in all SO loaded cars and requiring w.
engines to draw them-being rising 800 This looks omi
should think this very haerng to the friends OF
enterprise. Yours, truly, -
The following are the weekly receipts of the road =
March 26. S6.2s5
April q S'sso
I6 1899
% 1857
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure of the Atlantic Steamers

FROM A.
Caledonia, Lott. April 10 May lG
Acadia Ryne May 4 -. June I
g. Western, IIosken. May 81 June i6
Columbia Judkins NAV 10 June l6
Britannia, Hewitt June .'''''..'' July 2
Caledonia, Lott.... June 10 July IL
Acadia Ryrie July S Aug.
G. Western Hoskrn.... July Q ..-......... Aug.
The Belgian British Queen apt Keane will leave
Antwerp for New York the ih OF May to touch at South
Ing. the It'll.
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PORTUGUESE FEMAFE PILLS.

PORTUGUESE FEMAFE PILLS
be 'o osnd this . son Sm
men on the las, column Of fourth page. fes lm.is
FRESH sALMoN.-pINE, Of ths Phen, Exchange, cor
day during the several fine fresh Salmon
To hS' who dine down he Will %1s the IL
season. n' for Breakfasts. dinners ~. '' ' ne IL.
CHANGE OF RESIDENCE. B. sTOUvENEL, i'm.
- @ Of French wines, has the honor Of , the pub
rsmo, i" his cellar Nassau to No - Ann
si sS@s ,s ss
a g. sGn 81 a% ;s@s %
the persons Who honor him with their j. B.
B ssS;SssI viii Ss's%SSSG% and let ont
one to AS1nS where there viii always be the first quality Of
French wines, Bordeaux. SC. m2lw.r
CHANGE OF Observation-Disclosures BUNEL
neral that he Of May Sia he will his RfsTIu-
S. 'S RE- HS $$sS yin a$as.
1 e. Fsss
y decorated saloons for private paIte, and furnished
g. % sssi n viii
contain the greatest and newest 'aney oil dishes
DIssQLUTIoN OF CoPABTNERsHIP6E, = The e9par
neThp ensnT under the firm Of PhaeO sea
WIN . ''''' y ''' : ~ J WiHEiA sH sEARLs
William sears viii continue the Stock Exchange business
at No. 30 Wall street, his own account. m2lw.m
"a REw4RD-LosT POINTER TS Dog with chain cola,
New York u 8. A. engraved brass plate The finder
will receive the above reward by returning him 10 No. -
South ST. M ft'r
NEW GUITAR MUsIC-GEORGE H. DERW ORT,
~ professor Of the guitar No }s Canal street. opposite
Johns church. has the honor 20 acquan his friends and the
public that he has published variety OF and popular
Mr. B. win arrange and compose or orchestra,
guitar and other and instructions
the piano forte and violin my26w%c
J,IIE NOTES of the Monmouth Bank New Jersey,
my esfm %.e at NO - at '"'' - EARL CO.
NTOTICE-A notice which lately published in the H.
~ raid signed BY H. NJ Thistle renders IL proper that
should make of the following facts which IL
fers While Washington January last introduced
H. NJ Thistle by Mr.. q. L. Thompson with request that
would undertake negotiate loan three drafts drawn by
Thistle the Secretary Of the Navy for $500 EACH being
in advance for pay that should first become due for his services
as agent for the of timber in East Florida which
after importantly undertook special accommoda
tie him Instructions sell dispose OF
The drafts in could, and the proceeds Mr.
THOMPSON. After repeated ul efforts to sell the
drafts being by the parties for further advances
paid 10 the parties different times than that
living their promises return the and take the drafts
no part which has been returned Finding that he could
NOT obtaining further advances Thistle final threat
ened stop the payment Of the drafts would not loan him
his Official business there Not being disposed increase the
liability OF myself friends pledges easily made worth
lea, by fraudulent already threatened declined making
further advances and learn that Thistle has actually stop
payment Of the drafts. Authenticated accounts
be seen at my Office by person who may be DESTROYS
N"o"'"S ''''' j. PRENTIss
New York April 20, 1882 me- lie
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SPLENDID PRIVATE REslDENCE.-WILLIAM H..
- FRANKLIN will sell public auction, Monday, the
I'd of May 10 O'Clock the Merchants Exchange, the
misses situate the Of ST. Marks Place and Second
slstns OF Lot 2 feet on ST. Marks Place by As the Sc
cond Avenue and spacious and finished House
feet front by feet The House built by days work
at of $40 and finished in the perfect
water, spacious house The House contains 20 fine
rooms all large and the Library ceiling painted in frcsco
is considered of the splendid and highly finished
establishments for gentleman this city. Possession
can be had mmediateyS20 900 may remain bond and
gage at legal interest.
Also, the brick Stable and Coach House Ninth street
pete with 1t has stalls upon the ground
foorlo Ia feet BY 81 feet $4,000 may remain mortgage of
tm2r
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BE AEON COURSE.


TUESDAY May 3D. at oeloek-Parse 500 mile heats IN
Geo. Spicer enters e. r. l.: Bnlwcr.
VIM. Whrelan enters b. <. David X Porter
A Concklin CHI 4. Epnraim Smooth.
Hiram Woodruff enters D. M Ellen Thompson.
Immediately after, purse $780, TWO mile heats nnder the
saddle free for al horses never won over SlOo,
VIM. Wheclan cutters CHI IN. Brooklyn Maid
John STcer enters oh. g. Don Juan.
J. D. M'Mann enters &. Snahe. =,
Also match for 5000 mile heats, under the saddie
H. Jones names b. e. Daniel Webster .
c. Weekes names b. x Thos. Jeherson mz N-r
DENOVAI-UNITED STATES CHEAP CASH TAI
II LORING EMPORIUM has removed from the cor
ner of Nassau and Beekman streets to 1888 Broadway room
mi TSH would wish to inform his friends and the public
large that he taken the above in Broadway IN con-
the high of stores and by reducing hts er
will be enabled compete with any establishments
both As regard. quality aud price. For Instance he VIII u
nh beautiful from Sl2 S and splendid pants from -
to 50. -, 49,. - l.
with and despatch and warranted 10 Mt fease
and judge for yourselves m2
NEW STORE Of Rich Cut aud Plain Glass No 80 John St,
~ next door corner OF Nassau street. . ..
STOUVENEL co. have the honor to inform their friends
ubc that they opening the above store where
they and beautiful Of all descriptions
and hall LAMPS, all completes porcelain a The
prices by the communication Of their shop NO. ~
Gold Wholesale and reai-cy and country radch
goods packed part Of the country articles match
10 n,tterns Please call at Is John street m2 lmsc
STABLINO-Sx eight horses be taken on livery at
~ No 10 Mercer Stables large and CONVENIENT
large carriage and harness This excellent opo
1870 T m2 ttr
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V0TCE FROM NEW JERSEY

..,Na, tsiIToNyN Ian 20 sf2-Grnteman-l have oeen
+ for m,rr than twenty wears afflicted VIII % hc,m
10, tc,t me down. espccislly in wntet NY y. ~
,sdnely out OF order and night y ws 1h III bor Who MS,
rest and my hack nSaced b. friend try stick
ren. .a e, 20 r EASE SONS COMPOUND EAihAIl "
~ m vh no other expcctaton man ui' NV
M Nv r,on OF tic throat and afford tcmroia ,.ri
relieve ". felt relief utterly unexpeetr.
10 my ,id NOT distress before, and WIS SO great
Wy bar determined 70 reneyete IN tc uc 81 VI, con
now the pleasure 10 say, ht my hehh NJ
pouno omtcly restored Your candy has bcen the stI
pcars IA bsnkfy and gratefully do return my sincere
men, hat others may b. completely restored tn health
WILLIAM HOFFMAN. .
To N,sus j. Pease & Son, IS Division s.
koF.rs-Rushton AsTinwall, Aston Honse ,nd lle -
WV Ri 20s Greenwich street; CLARK, 2s' hli-u i
Wilson, Hudson street; Allen Hai M ,s 'n Mon,1o
,nefy staect Jersey City. -. s,n.. IN
Agents in Btooklyn-Havs no tnlIon suee'' '' -
Fulton street; and Hanli Is High street -, Williams
Et.hcr Washington til. 2; tnii,
bur Bush Staten Island; pu'sl ~ Broad street.
bnhs % n,,nc Uocbound Candy Is Signed u
PFAsF Il son, u Division st., oil VINO" Gun " alCx
vholesar and retail
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FISK'S COMBINED SUMMER
BAKER AND COOK STOVE,
For COIL OR WOOD

N
FOR COIL OR WOOD.
.a rs ;S ss % s's,s %it; Ct
BE the cooking Of the largest sized ordinary Cook ssove,
rsS sHss @ 'ss Wy s% sSS
s ' ,Mo SGnS u Pes or sin: .y
'front.' all done with less dayio proof oc
which we refer 10 ''0f FIsKs Stove f;,.shmen
Read the following certificates addition which TWO
h Fsks soS sep & sfG ny Ssas the
Fs J SrS ySns .s, F9G ss s s NY soS,.
@ s 9s. have sss aSss to a, Il. G S
opinion susceptible OF no rove % he soi
"n'0'' "'' am, with respect, yours scprpv,Ns
Pastor Of the Berean (B.p.is'j Church.
ss ,ss WI / ss.
IS. e . s sc .., soG @efe ,G snS from
price of the stove MRS. BUEL, 50 Fulton street S
GAIT RHEuM SALT RA La M SILT VT RhEHM
81 @ ia Ss s. b. :ss
fssS Py.s '$ g,
sS. q ss, w wSss o s rs. .na perfect
H cs ss q 1fs spssP nv
from Mrs Enabsh spec of Bsngh s, Mss Ia s sSy ,s
being the that under the treat
ment oil medicine
been ended and attended strictly 10 number OF P
clans advice without any permanent benefit Hearing OF
sands celebrated remedy induced 10 H. and IN one
the obtained il was able to walk and my feet
were nearly with skhe return OF health as
rapid became wonder TO all who saw me- not ony
feel il privilege but aduty make known to Others who are
amr,ed with this COMPLIANT the wonderful cure have op-
tanned by 'hea'e OF SANDS remedy ELIZABETH SPEAR.
Bellinghsm. Mass. go l., a.. ..,.J.
prepared sloseth-r new plan which contains four tines
hs scS Ss B. D. sands Fulton eon15 q
Gold loo fulton 81 " h'''' D''' - a76 fms
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BY THOMAS BELL.
tStores Nos % finn and us Fulton street,

TUESDAY,
At lols o'clock in the Sales Room
Extensive Sale OF Elegant FumitureA 6ne ut oil
household and cabinet furniture and articles
generally as has been offered 10 the public for time.
Also small lot Of splendid cabinet furniture including
ceganl extension dining tables with leaves French
couchcs sofas rocking chairs piano fores three very
book cases, and other articles.
WEDNESDAY,
- Al 1917 o'clock in the sales room,
apets Beds Mattresses Bedding &c-Wil take place the
sale exclusive Of numerous carpets SEES
French and other bedstcads tables bed linen upholstery
astrals, and some choice furniture.
ms sale VIII comprise nearly 100 carpets Of all qualities
sizes, .t the really spendd-he beds aud
other articles in the line, IRE first rate
Also-Rugs oil cloth mats, India mating &C. a1a
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THESE far-famed and celebrated Pills from Portugal
perceive TO be obtained in this country See adv
Mt on The astro of four mage. fe3 I'M lis
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BY RIELL * ARCULARIUS,
Store corner of BrOddtcau and Duan, street

TUESDAY, May 3, at 10 O'clock A. NJ
Elegant Furniture BrookynAl the furniture contained
m the house of Park Skman street near
the Wallabout Brooklyn, splendid assortment embracing
Brussels and ingram carpets marble pier and tables
book cases forte wardrobe bureaus sofas rench chair,
mirrors mantle clock candleabra china chrysa plate
bedsteads and bedding Also fine Of kitchen
nture, with which the sale will City purchasers
VIII ind TO their advantage To the river and attend this
sale
At 10 o'clock
horses, carts 3 milk Wagons.
2yoke oxen, sets harness. saddles, brides &C.
Also, 1903 which the attention of mkmsn is called
lie neraI anfarA Icsa IL aInlrf Inooi