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Died..


On Wednesday, 7th instant, of consumption MARY
daughter of Doct Joseph Smith Perry the 26th year
of her age
Her remains will be taken to Newburg, N. York. for
intermcnt.
Newburg and Little Rock, Ark, papers please copy.
On wednesday morning. Mr.. JOHN FELrHAw in the
50th year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at half past O'Clock
from his late residence, No. lis William street.
On Wednesday morning., It'll instant of apoplexy Au
cusIE ROMAN THERIAT, aged IS years
His fricnds, and those of the family respectfully
requested to attend his funeral this afternoon half past
four o'clock at his late residence No. 54a Pearl street.
without further invitation
On Wednesday morning, in the 18th year of her age
JULIA T., eldest daughter Of the late James Shea.
The friends Of the family and those Of her father are
requested to attend her funeral from the residence of
brother Charles f. Shca No % Orchard street. this
ternoon at O'Clock.
On the 9th instant, ALEXANDER PRIsoLE, O native of
Scotland, in the 18th year of his age
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock from his
late residence, 20 Cherry street.
IN recording the death Of RicHARD CoRSwELL Esq
an old and much respected Ehabitan of Brooklyn
due to his memory to state that for many he
promnt public man, and has held various offices OF re
possibility and and trust in Kings county Coroner
rogate &c in all Of which he gave eminent sasfac
ton and in every other relation Of life earned for him
self the high regard of his fellow citizens and the repu
tation OF an honest and honorable man.
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deemed necessary making know Congress the
ssry steps to be TAKEN confomaby TO the Constitution
We do not perceive that any action IVES had the
above propositions by the Mexican Congress. The
currence ON the 10th Of another earthquake which did
among the people had induced the Chamber Of Deputies
TO order the sessions Of Congress TO be held tempo
rly in another building and for several days i'm.
possible 10 obtain Of quorum Of members
FOR the transaction Of business late great
number Of the inhabitants, fearful Of further had
returned 10 tho city II evident however that the
government and people of Mexico decidedly indspos
cd surrender Texas snd the tone Of public journals
is exceedingly warlike. The NsE ORLEANS Rsp1bhcsn
anne alton paper says:
The Journalists continue pour ON our devoted
heads the walls Of their wrath denouneng
usurpers hungry and needy Angiosasons. whose gre
dy eyes already embrace anticipation the whole oi the
fair south OF from esfrona 10 ths Bay OF
Panama senior cucyas late report, however seems 20
have opened the eyes Of Mexican heigheors 20
fact which IT, thai Texas forever losi 20 Their tonieds
ton. The editor Of tho Slge XIX states
that lthe independents Of Texas aud snnsx
alton are tao different things With the iormeF there
may be necessity for wsr-wh The latter, 4 = nest
table. lie says the Minister tueyss IN using these
words In his report spoke the sentiments u the whole
Mexican nation"
The Repatissn also the authority Of gentle
man who len Metsmors shout the sh uline that ss~s
had been received there that the Mexican Congress we're
considering bill 10 close the ports Of thot country
against all American vessels.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 9.


Cleared.
Carol'ae Lane, Boston Ewei Co.Briss Cashier baHer
Marks Hubu Go; Mary Jane, (Brj Barr and Danube a
tr) Nc Naughten 81 John NBschrs Navarro Fuller King.
.on ia Foster & Nickerson; Mupse Rove Nassau, MI.
Winslow& Co; Thomas Ireland somcrs Richmond Nc.
Greedy Renown, Lowell, and Alabama Bacon BosoSloops
Midas French and anpheer Kenny,
Ship Tiger of Boston) Cook from Canton and Macao JAM
" and Java Head slst with teas nc TO Wemore Cryder
Bliss, from New Orleans for Liverpool '
Snip Nnerya Brown 50 days from Palermo passed Gibraltar
de Gait schr Grnl Warren days from Palermo for Phadel
ssT R1 ~s So SsYS %s 50 days
SHIP York Morrill, 70 days from Maanzas with molasses to
order.
Brqus ,;s Mead Brown days from Savannah with
swedish brig Albion, Norman 50 days from Palermo with
bslcs md 1901 BIS lemons 37 do 50 quorce 36
Bris WIN Jones, Tyler from Havana, 27th ut with mo.
"S time Qgden % 600 gallons do Young Left barque
Rapid, Ward, for tn N W days.
da IL ballast 10 Middleton Co. Left brig Falcon, for New
York, sooa; schr Tsngier, unc
gh Hs hoy Worth 20 day, round r. 70 90 INA
aus,tiies u which was drifting out of the Gulf Of ST. Law
Brig n O. bourne Perry, i Days from ST. Marks, with cot
ton, 20 Coe, Anderson 4 Co.
Sch Ann Rcbccca, Roberts, Cherystone, with
Scm Rodman X BOVINE Green, from Delaware with com
ser ursb II Judah some day. from Philadelphia with
Two brig., unknown.
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RY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHrIApELpIrA, May Arr Emerald Hodgdon Boson Ro,
Hawthorn Lubec Martha Maria Smith; Orb, Yapp and
Black Diamond, Coz NYork Below, North Bend, Sparks
Boston; Nonpare Homer Mayaguez PR Warren, Portland
TeaZcr, Saco. - -,
Albion Harding %; Elen RscLiif Bcstoh Freisssr Stone
NoRroLx May 3-Ar q Shaw, Mathews, Philadelphia to
load government stores for Rio Wave Rogers, Boston
SAvANSAH May Arr New jersey Levin, NY ork; North
STAR Otis Havana Cid Eli Whitney, Dyer Liverpool; Gin
MoBIIr April 3-Arr Atlantic Dosne, Key Wcst Selma
smith NYork; Edinburgh Crockcr Boston Cid Elizabeth
(Br) Minty, and Coromandcl, Hunter Liverpool.
Nrw OsLEANs, April 29Ar Henrietta, (Br) Whitley, Lon
don; Laurens Thompson, Marseies; Edinburgh Houdlee
Apalachicola; Csnc Sp) Gonzales Malaga; Telegraph tBr
Young, Kingston, Ja Yucatano Nex prs Vera Cruz Be
low Scotland, Mcnyman Liverpool CID Pollock, tBr) Fra
ger Quebec Wahsega, Borlanc Boston.
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Passengers Arrived.

L!vEnr0oL1stcam ship Hibema, at Bes.on.Mr and Mrs
children aud servant and Mrs Ryan and children Ms,
Iurasr Hon NJ Mason Mr. and Mrs Tho. Bach,dde
SSwineapse. Thos Wilson Mcintosh, r Nee. B Finch +
Kves Pasters1n MsL Simpson, John Finch, Geo Symme
1 Vsn Mrs hSssusr sgdsr Fsd sears Hspby sie
Campbell EELeyey Mr. ssd Mrs Benson Cosss Rev I'M
Hersehell CAPT Heon, Monison, Weimoe, Rob
GGoEulssm haSshton Bgsdi;h pTishd Audrey
Straw, Edw Taylor, Edw Ford Baron de Schwtz Rev Mon.
De Held VIM Darling Mr. Thomas Rev Mons de Ondenhore
Adams, Thomas Anderson Joel w White Mr. SpraEue and
brothsr Bamey Holland Wilson, Anderson RchardP Wa
Garrett. ' $50 49,
BERmupA-Brig Lady Of the JakeMr Middleton and lady
Middleton and lady, Miss Nealm DR. L Smith Miss +
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ETHIOPIAN GERENADERs-PALMo's OPERA HOUSE.
The triumphant epton Of these mcritorious and tai
ented vocalists last night needs comment. They APP
pearcd in all their original qualifications to amutitude
of indefinite numbers, and which must continue long
the OF Germon, Stanwood, Harrington, Pelham
md Warren, form the combination that has given fea
ture to this style Of entertainment of ndesc rbabe
traction. They repeat their performances tonight and
until further notice.
TINS DAy.-Dr. Hollck recommences his lectures
at the Lyceum Of Natural History, Broadway For
gentlemen only in the evening The course for ladies'
only will also be given at in the afternoons The ply
soogy and philosophy of the Origin Of Life only be
properly illustrated by set Of models like those Of Dr.
II. See advertisement
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CASToNShp Tger-A chts l h do 600 2b bxs ZOO Glib do
young hyson tea ITO ch Tyson skin hf do waay 33 do do
~ 1912 bxs 10 Glib do 40 Is gunPowde $40 hf chit. imperial
xs oo0ng 1860 do mdse 800 hf ch pouchong 50 h young
Tyson Wetmore Cryder35 mdse w Wemore-28 do
oo rolls mating o ginger 1858 cnssa 20 pkgs
sonmlo If eh young hyson do imperial box do hf eh,s
sweetmests Westeryello hf ch ningyong Paul Pohl-
hi do Robnsonl2 pkgs II Tiers co-325 do Jro
mage Thorndike Dslano-?i pkg; :undre, Wemoe Cryde
te and mdse O order. 20
PALERMo-Shp Minervao ms wine 40 ton, supbur O0 he.
umac NO do lead 200 do bcrts 800 do wanu almonds
uoce paste do 1900 bxs lemons 323 do
order. -
LIvERrooL-Shp Blanchnrd22 pps cks oil IS do ash G
Morewood col pkgs Hadden < son15 Jackson-7 j
Gihon co.. Richardson Watson-1OJ II Haris-ii Cor
nish2 Faber Bierwh-7 II Pons-73 coal Williams
Guon-l3 do salt Thompson-os do pig iron Congdon6
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Increase on the year. flilo,726
The increase for the quarter ending April g. l645 ovei
the corresponding quarter in 1874 f57e 1885, being
more than an average increase while the aggregate
ceps were less than the average for tho four quarters
the year. The property tax was smaller In lsa5 than in
l9a4
speculatons in rail road shares in Great Britain have
been carried to extent In France measures
have been taken by the prevent further
increase of the excitement by placing restrictions upon
the sales of shares Several Americans have made large
fortunes in Paris by specializing in railway shares The
mania has been carried such extent nGrca Britain
that movement has been made in Parliament to put
stop to it. motion made in the House Of Lords
that be made of the number of railway bills pass
ed in the last sessions Of Parliamntthe number Of
bills for railways pending in Parliament-the NUN
Der of railway plans in favor of which the board trade
had already reported 1t stated that few of the two
hundred and forty railway bills bsfore Parliament were
pass least flao would the course of two
three years. be required for those speculaons
were entertained that withdrawal of this immense
amount from the ordinary circulation and from ordinary
commercial employment, into these operations would
bring about apccuniary crisis and revolutions
that would entail ruin upon hzndrcds.
The speculative fever has taken such strong hold upon
all classes, that it will be impossible to it. The
evil must provide its own remedy and those deeply in
volved in the movement will not fully rcaze the effects
of this species of gambling until they find themselves
ruined When is too late to redeem themselves they
will regret being led away by such a phantom In.
stances have been given of clegymen and other profess
sona men, investing every pound they had and could
borrow, in Of tho contemplated railway stocks u-
der consideration in the board Of trade. Every pound
these people could raise has been used to make the first
payment and when calls come to be made these per-
ons for the other payments they have pay
he We annex table giving the receipts of the prin-
,ipal railways of Great Britain and France =
WEEKLY REcEIprs RAILRoAps-CIREAr BRrrAIy AMI
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AsHEs-There has been a decline in this article Pots
we quote at SO el1 50 s74 and Pearls at - ait -
ST., with limited demand for both descriptions Ex-
Pearls.
BREApsTrTrs-Sales of Genesee are made at 81 To-
OHIO and Michigan firm at 81 6Sl Georgetown at 81
s7!; Richmond Co at So. New Orleans, common to
good sells at - cal - u.s. Genesee wheat quote
at 81 o. with sales Northern sells at 46 AZ cts
southern at As, for white
BErswAr-Prime yellow northern and southern sells
at 30ic.
CorroS--The news per steamer Hibernia being such
generally expected has had percepible effect
the market The enquiry to-day was limited and the
purchases at previous rates. The sales reported at
1900 bales. We continue our previous quotations.
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Y THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l


Correspondence Of the Heraldl
WASHINGTON, May ., 1885,
PhaadeLphia Observation-Disclosures at Brook
in'-1he Cabinet and our Foreign Relations
Dismissal Of I~el from Office, and Epigam
thereon by himself
The Philadelphia appointments have at last been
announced, and the following is the distribution -
Henry Horn Is appointed Collector of tho Port
DR.. Lehman Is appointed Postmaster
Judge Petit is appointed District Attorney and
Henry Walsh Is appointed Naval Officer
This is about equal distribution between the
old hunkers and young democracie, only that think
the young democracie have rather the best Of the
battle and Mr. Buchanan's friends consider these
appointments, as showing the preponderance Of his
influence Mr.. Dallas's to be very considerable
learn also, that Mr. H. G. Conklin has been APP
Various correspondents for papers in different
cities of the Union, have.from time to time, during
the past fortnight, heraded forth the that the
cabinet has been holding meetings day and night on
our foreign affairs; and special meetings, according
to them, have been quite common have never
given any intelligence of this Sort for very good
and sufficient reason-there has not been single
special meeting of the cabinet during the past two
weeks. The regular meetings Of the cabinet are on
Tuesday and Saturday, and there have not been any
meetings on any other days, or at any other times
than the usual ones, from ii until or o'clock In
fact there has not been any occasion for any extra
meetings of the cabinet in relation foreign af
fairs, for the very good and sufficient reason that
there is no difference of opinion in the cabinet on
these subjects: The President and his cabinet are
agreed in opinion and in the determination to mar-
tain all our rights, and what necessity could there be
tor extra special meetings, when they are all OF one
mind make this announcement, because per-
ceive the contrary impression Chat there have been
numerous special meetings,) is being inculcaed by
other journals.
There is young exquisite named Quel in the Land
Office, whose French master the other day sent in
bill for $40 for tuition, to the Commissioner Of the
Land Office, Mr. Shields Mr.. S. Immediately dis
patched note to young Tue, intimating most pc
remptorily that his services were no longer requr
ed" Tuel forthwith repaired to his Office to know
the reason, and was informed it was on account Of
his bill for learning French not having been paid
believe Tue contends there is some mistake about
it, and the Commissioner has his restoration under
consideration. In the meantime Tuel, who has
some literary propensties, and writes poetry, wrote
the following epigram upon his dismissal, which,
think ought to entitle him to restoration.
IT'S something quite strange in this exquisite age,
That statesmen in Office should cxquisitcs Danish,
That t. should be taught at tho head Of the page
That speaking in French is to learn to Ualk Spanish"
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business for which the convention met they were not
received with much favor As MIR. Brisbane ntimated
in the Of the evening he is altogether too much
of theorist and although many of his projects may
sound we'll and appear pretty on paper yet so long
remains the animal he is it will be found rather
difficult to carry them into effect The Convention ad
ourned to meet evening at O'Clock. when
Mr. Charming will address the Convention, and plan for
Industrial Congress viii be submitted
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Passengers sailed.

LERrooIPacket ship Henry Clay-John Hillhouse Lieut
Gss hU.S N, Nayy s Of pThISy Aod John Miller
Stevens Gallstia David " Wetmore Benz Armitage Al
bsr Stevens New York; Miss Harriet Coleman Miss Sarah
Anna Coleman Phl,deghs Delaney I.ard Navy Jno
Islands; WIN Ferguson Mrs Ferguson child John Nowat
KKi Nm. CW EdT Hsrneap Mobile; John Geo Hoffman,
and lady Boston; John Burrows, Miss Phillips Thos VIII
children and Ne.vY orE - -
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Sales OF Stocks mt Boston.

MAY 600 shs Boston Stock I4a; 81 y Boston. D
vdcnds Z; 50 do 7I 10 Boston Maine n r, n stoc X
1861; 10 do III; 10 Eastern Railroad 1901; Englan
Bank 1881; so Island Railroad m 7iJ rs do 70; q
Norwich Wor RR 70; so do 10 DIS 72,; so do In
ray; $4,000 Pennsylvania SIS III.
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Aohi, .%i,ooS,o4t
The above return shows decrease of f25,s3s In tho
circulation Of the Scotch Banks of f44 in that of the
Bank of Ireland and of f24o55 in the private and joint
stock Banks of Ireland.
The increase In the circulation Of the Bank Of England
from March 20 to April lah period of only two weeks
fl aol 1886. Within the period the public do
posts have been reduced about three millions of dollars
These sudden changes in the movements of tho bank
show that very great demand for the money must have
arisen, but whether it aegitmac speculative ono
not Epo,v
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall esteem il favor il Captains of Vessels will give
TO RoBERT S!LyEY, Captain Of News Boats report
the shipping ist at the port whence they saledhe vessels
they may have. Agents Correspo,-
DENTS home or abroad will also confer favor by sending
this Office any marine intelligence they may receive,
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The capital expended upon these roads up to the dates
of the last reports was f55 add to this the capital
required to complete the contemplated roads, and tho
amount that would BIO invested in the railways Of Great
Britain would be about GOO 900 00O The receipts of
the above English companies for the last half year.
amount to FL ,265.743-at the rate they would be
for the year 53l 4s6 According to this statement the
gross receipts for the year would only be about per
cent on the capital invested which must be much reduc
ed after deducting the running expenses, &C.. &c.
The weekly reports Of the Bank of England show
very great regularity in tho movements of that nstu
ton According to tho last report, thee appears de-
crease in the of notes issued but the decrease in
the amount hand shows that the actual circulation is
vu,,ch lor0ar than BEFORE
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sales NJ stocks ot PbiIodeIuh,s.

ArRIL $500 State SIS "a $4,000 State SIS 72A; $4,000
Road RR BIDS COT; $ls4 43 New ann SIS 3d. $1,000 Ten
nessee SIS sai; 100 shs Wilmington RR 2Is 400 Girsrd
Blk 81; IL State Blk Tenn co.
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Married..

On Tuesday evening, the 9th instant, by the Rev Mr.
White of Norfolk street church, Mr. CHARLEs THoMEs
to Miss MARGARET MAcxRELL, daughter of VIM. Mack.
rell ESQ., oil of this city.
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GREAT BRaTAls. YEAR ENDING ApRna

duce Of the of Great Britain in the years ending
Aprl 1884, and April isa5, with the increase or de.
crease on each item
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Shps Natchez Waterman Canton; Henry Clay (new) Nye
Liverpool Martha Wsshington Stevens New Orleans bsIques
Zmoni Brl Quebec; Hermitage, Bamore brig New York
Packet (Br) ST Johns, NF. and Others.
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Domestic Irnportations.

Sr MARKs-Brig @ Bourne-72 bales cotton Hobrook
Nelson colo3 Taylor Rch-l73 Coe Anderson COLO
Wood-l8 Maitland Comrie coo Smith, Wright COZ
Do boxe, Perry Rogers bales hides skins smith,
Mills COLO bds leather II Lehman.
Safeguarding Sterling Reported yesterday)-n bales
cotton Hunt co-B0 IA Colt co.'s Spofford Teston
CODE X Graves-l0 Durham & Dimon-2S pkgs + Ma
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HAs-Commom qualities North river bale sells as
wanted at 81 4oc. The demand is limited and receipts
moderate.
RIcE-Sales of lots wanted made ut SO 56l 50
WHIsKEY-Drudge casks firm at 2ac Western
and prison bbls quote at 23c.
REAL EsTATE-At Auction. Two story brick dwell
ling and lot 10 Beekman st. lot 2l by 100 feet SO 100
lots III 37th street, between 9th and 10th ave.
nues, each 25 by 9s3 feet, at 1875. ... 75O
lot adjoining same size. .............. 800
DO do ................ 305
DO do .........,,,,., $40
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fesa are aer than those Of any other pace and
no, ss IN any ser ;"sh % With and
SOaS Of Dr. GouRAuD concssedy the finest and deli
tan frecIes ssiownes sunbnn. rouehness &c. from The
sim i Immediately allays the produced by the
nd q assEy
~ either hard or salt water tikewise delicious shaving
GounAups Poudres su5es are remarkable for their pro-
peTes IN ersdcating superuous human hair
The celebrated preparation, of Dr. FELIX GOURAUD can
only Be had sen1e at his depot G. Walker street first store
Ageat,.H Chestnut street Philadelphia; Jordan 2Mk
Gord Peircs sanwix Hail. Albany; Baekas Bull Troy;
Opthnlmic Discaxes.-As there arc many
yf% Ss% s mR Of e the fS ".
He ps
@ f. to all we9 may be @ In
and without To all whoeither for themselves
call At Dr. Wheeler Office where they viii find hundreds Of
well attesed instances Of the most extraordinary cures on
Apoplexy-This dreadful complaint is gene
rally preceded by pain the head gidnes especially
tarn,ng round dmness Of sight stuPor loss Of memory and
other unpleasant symptoms which indicate loaded and
blood and therefore certain OF apopssy becaase
they fxne from The body those tan;n. aid son humo
o ms we'll a purify eS Se seod sni S S and %o
Of every name from the body, but are one Of the
the very best medicines in the world for the 81 ta
sentery, cholera morbus and other diseases of
Bepdre of CountertsitsIhe public cautioned s.a4s
limitation article, boiled and called Improved In
Vegetable Pills.
Theoiy certainty Of getting the right medicine purchase
place. No $50 Greenwich street.
al cases, be parcularto ask for WRGHTS indian Vegetable
Pills
n B.-Becare Of all sugar-coaed counterfeit Pius
tits "A fact which is not generally known,
that more than 60 GOO persons perish every year from Conump-
on Ii is disease that brings wEetchednes and suffering
almost every family and strange to the Of treat
ment commonly instead Of prcyng Of service to the
OF this serious evil and whenever makes appear
remedy will be found in Dr. Folgcrs Olossonan
or ALI Healing Basam. We have Of the wonderful eff
fects Of this remedy the advanced stages Of this complaint
and recommend for asthma pains the side and
bronchitis aud all the diseases which the lungs suffer
For sale LOG Nassau door above Ann Mrs
Hays, l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
DIR. McNair's Acoustic Oil, warranted gcnu-
ipe 80 bottle, 81 Walker street. first
Broadway
Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia, Mt 81 Walker
street, first store Broadway.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, Mt his
Agency, q Walkers teet, first store from Broadway.
Benrs Hair Restorative, at his Agency, 90
Walker street. first Broadway.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

TWIN. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
rT,IIIS DAY, THURSDAY, May 8th at 10 o'clock, the
J. store No 5t Broadway, Liberty street
and second hand anofotcs one suit Moeen Curtains
Flat Stair Rods Tx inch; mahogany Sofas Secreares Blu
reans Centre aud Tea ibcs; Rugs Astral and Solar Lamp
and Lanterns Painted Window Shades Sets Tea Trays; Plated
Casters and Cake Baskets Cutlery Heavy Silver Plated Forks
and Spoons.
Also Fancy Goods, from an importer.
Also new Rcfrige.ators, assorted sizes ma 1tsrc
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Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia, Mt 81 Walker
street, FIRST Broadway.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, Mt his
Agency, q Walkers teet first store from Broadway.
Bcnfs Hair Restorative, Mt his Agency, 90
Walker street, first Broadway.
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II ss n fact which lis not generally known

DIR. McNair's Acoustic Oil, warranted genu-
ipe, 80 cents bottle, 81 Walker street. first
Hroad