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[ERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1860


Lecture or the Rev. DR.. Cahill.
This able and distinguished modern astronomer gnd
philosopher delivered his third ami closing lecture on thu
paraelsm q The EARTH and the eohanicsl causes Of Id
psrale'sm, together with the Planetary seasons &C.,
the Brooklyn Athenaum last evening" TO large and dis
ungushed audience, who save evidence of their prefe
renee 10 hear him to the genial influence of the IRE.
side.
About eight O'Clock the Rev. Dr. Cahl, accompanied by
number OF distinguished clergymep took his stand on
me PLATFORM, amidst tremendous cheering.
ne commenced by practically iustr atine how a man
Souio walk ON the ceiling with his head downwards as
NY ne tnen went on to show how sun q rays were
renectea on the earth, and in what mode and WHY
mountains nine thousand feet high were con.
unualy covered with snow while those of six thousand
arc not wortny or the name. He gave many examples
Oh neat and light and In different parallels Of ati
ID, e, showing how in some countries the produce
var, he tnen clearly illustrated quality OF calorc
and unar ignt, through the medium OF diagrams
He clea ry showed how the sun does not move
round to I'VE hsht to the EARTH but that the other side
b, the earth moves round towards the SUM- together with
he ncpao MS OF It's axis to the plane Of its orbit and its
axis always e <ning In the direction and why when
is summer in the northern hemisphere II is winter in
he southern Illustrations OF the planetary system
md space were b. Nntifu aud sublime, which he en-
arged with mind only second to Newton His powers
analysis denea On and mparting instruction were ut
,nce impressive cow ucing and edfying combining all
he attributes of peril ct scholar with those OF Christian
philosopher. He Is yer 1y an ornament 70 the age in
which be lives and the CIR zen Isle which gave him birth
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An Unknown gchoonsr Ashore.
PROBABLE LOSS OF LIFE.

An unknown clipper schooner, with deck load OF COT
ton ia ashore bc,o Indian river. Her stern Ii under
water and corpse alongside OF her. II supposed all
on board Of her perished
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BmGKANp-On Thursday, Feb. Q, ANNA MARGARrrTA,
daughter Of Henry H. and Sophy Berskamp, aged %
months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited % al,
Ieud the funeral from The residence OF her pareats Fy
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Selling ON ut Genin's.-An Advertise.
announcing the immediate without OK the
ensve stock OF GENiNs Bazaar, appears In dry goods
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Shirts Made to Order from Measure.
D. G. sIILECK COX. $50 Broadway,
Corner Of Liberty street.
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would have thought that the trouble caused
them by their recklessness In connection with
tie statements of the Helper book would have
'tsusht them little more caution under present
circumstances.
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DIR. Kennedy, Proprietor OF Ken4edy's
Medical Discovery viii be 1t his oos under the
House Brosdwsy !sntrsnes on Hous,oq sTss from 4, p
LAS sCALD HEAD, SALT RHEUM, PIMPLES CANKER,
UECERATED SORE LEGS any diseases Of the skin are
invited TO call Perfect cure warranted
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Mrs. Winsl0vv's Soothing syrup.
Millions Of bottles used every in the United
children tssng With failing success Relied
immediate and certain. Only = cents boHlo.
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( ABcautiful Complexion.-Latrd's lid
Pearor Identifying and preserving the complexion and
may be tried gratis ct I39 Broadway.
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Ice In Chesapoake Ray.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 8, 1850.
There is considerable Ice the bay The steamer Loui
sanA from Norfolk, had her hull cut by it, causing her
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HExaED.

Melancholy Catastrophe I'm New York
Report OF the Proceedings OF Congress-
Election OF . Speaker OF the House OF
Representatfves-Thc Execution OF
James stephens-Dre adful Calamity i'm
Brooklyn-Thc Latest News-Market
Reports, &c., Sc.
The WEEKLY Herald will be issued this morning ut ten
o'clock and will contain account of the Destruction by
Fire Of Tenement House in Elm street, by which be-
tween Twenty and Thirty Lives LOST Report Of the
Proceedings of Congress-william Pennington, of New
Jersey, elected SpeakerThe Rejocngs Of the Republic
cans Account Of the Execution Of stephens
the Poisoning Of His Wife, Explosion in Hat Factory in
Brooklyn-Six Persons Killed and Fifteen others Wounded;
the Lnses News from Europe Mexico the Pacific, Central
America West Indies &c. Editorials Prominent Topics,
Reviews OF the Cattle, Provision aud Money Markets,
and al interesting news Makers q the past week.
Single COPIES 10 wrappsss had al the counter OF
The sfce Of Fulton and Nassau streets Price
six cent?.
Drawings Of France, Broadbcnts & Co.'s
:. sgssss Cousr.oIA.s q. Fs.auAsr 5 1850.
CoHsoLIDArED LorrEnv-CLAss THRuu FEBRuARY s. 1880
IS, SO, 81, A, 10, s6, 26, S., So. 10, Q, 81.
FRANCE. BROADBKNTs co,
Managers. WILMINGTON. Delaware.
OAlciaI Drawing OF Hodges, Davis &
Co.'S Consolidated 4, Le 81 s.e e George, ss
- HODGES, DAVIS 1 co, Managers Macon, Ga
Drawings Of the Delaware state Lotts-
DELAwAss' sEoReIA, 1.sru0.r AND MISSOURI STATE
D = - ~ SHsa No Il rssHy.ns 1890
AZ, "a, IS, q, 81, 81, IS, Is, So, 20, SO.
woo 81. Hbb a. Delaware
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Pardon Of Michael Porter.
CHARLEsroN, Feb 3, 1850
The Governor has pardoned Michael Porter, Of the
steamer Marion who sentenced TO be hung for aiding
in the escape OF slaves.
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Cristadore's Hair Dye, wigs and TOu-
The best In The world Wholesale and retail and the
dive privately applied, at No As1or House.
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Hills Hair Dye, SO Cents.-Depot No. I
Barclay street, also sold at All Broadway and by all other
drurntsts,
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and Toupce
factory removed TO l6 Bond Private
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To Clothiers and Merchant TailOrs.
We would call The attention of MANUFACTURERS OF
CLOTHING. FROM AL PARTS OF THE UNION; %
especially adapted to the OF he trade for The
coming season SULLIVAN, RANDOLPH BUDD 30 to So
r. rk place. successors 10 Wilson G. Hunt Co.
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Failure ut Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Feb 8, 1850
Joseph Esther -four merchant, of this city failed yes
| terday. His liabilities which are mostly to Eastern
houses, are reported 1t 100000.
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Half q Dozen Fine Shirts for 50, worth
sl2 M0ODY'S Shirt Mandatory, 262 Broadway.
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Death Of Ex-Iayor Jones, Of Philadcl-
phta.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, $780,
Judge Joel Jones, Mayor Of this city, died this
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The Commerce OF the Lakes.

The Commerce OF the Lakes.
OswEGo Feb. 3, 1860.
The Commercial Tmes' annual statement Of the COM
merce Of the lakes, being prepared shows that by
converting flour into wheat, the total amount OF grain
shipped eastward from the lake regions over Lake 0nta
coo the year 1858 The shipments by other
leading 10 the seaboard show considerable decrease
since 1858. re~
Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1860
Coonsales 900 bales market dull, slow Of sale, but
prices unaltered. Sugar firm at exc. 7sSc. Freghts
Of cotton 70 Liverpool, 9-l6d.
MOBILE Feb. 2, 1850.
Coon-Saes day. goo bales market quiet and prices
declined 1sc.; middling, lohc, 1886
~ tfs. e.sus SAVANNAH Feb 2, 1850
cotonsaes day. $50 bales; market depressed Sales
OF the week. $3.50 bales Receipts of the week. 10 500
buyers than sellers. at 1881 1854 Exchange on
New York, par 4 per cent premium.
CHARLESTON, Feb 2, 1860
Coton-Sales today, 1000 bales. Sales Of the week,
IL COO bales with decline Of &c at IL &c for good mid
ding. Receipts OF the week, q 800 bales
BALTIMORE, Feb. 3, 1850
-Four firm but active Howard street held At S. So
73c. yellow, 6s 70c Provisions steady. Whiskey dull
at Csc
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3, 1900
Flour firm: superlne IS 62 IS 81. Wheat unchanged
Corn Offerings light: yellow 75c. Oats dull ut 42c q
4Jsc Provisions frm. whiskey dull at &c. "a 5Sc
Flour-Holdcrs firm; sales Of 600 bbIs IS 80 IS
IS for superfne Whskey steady at l0hc. 1896 Pro-
vscns rm. Bacon in good demand. Mess pork, Sl1 Is
SIT So Bulk meats-Sacs OF 100000 lbs. at 63Sc.
sa1c Lard, 10xc Sight exchange on New York x per
cen. premium for gold.
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Singers Sewing Maehines.
fhs superiority Of these Maehines well understood By
every who them. They adapted
sewing eher nDe perfectly .ple n Aeir
operation, and easily kept in order.
The Family Machines 20 and SIS beeoo . neeee
uty wherever they known. l. n. SINGER q CO.,
]66 Broadway, n T., and l60 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
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Hafr.-Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF CO.
lor their embelshment The whole treated by GRAND
JEAN 20 Twelfth street. next TO Broadway.
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Clothing Jobbers,

We beg TO call Of clohng jobbers South.
and Western cesto our extensive stock OF low priced
ana medium clohipg suited their ade, which
uared 10 offer on favorable and prices.
= DEVLIN HUDSON co 258 259 and 80 Broadway.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof eaes Ul Broadway, Of Murray
street. New York.
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DR.. Marsh Continues TO Apply his RadA-
cal Cure Truss with eeonE OF
hernia or rupture NA6SH CO., No vsssy street, N.
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The Riggs Truss-Water Proof, Clean.
" and durable commeBds Itself favor also BY Of
s mupsd pad, which tho cord and tho
cpenpgs l4s Broome street.
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q. A. Bills, Exchange and Commission
Broker No Is aresn~ aA srssl N B. Prsss al ssaizsd
Herrins's Patent Champion Fire
s sas INV" NV E RS. s'''e BROADWAY corner Murray
Bateheler's Hair Dysins Establfshment
removed 70 IL Bsnd street Private entrance for ladies
Barry's Tricephersus IL tho Best and
shape .rioi: for crs.1E bssufsE e!sa.s.g crrnng
Singers Sewing Maehines.
1ss supsrorny q asss n; - veil andssSca y
q s. a.: p:rss sR;ss aS: ), Sss
FANNY Hss i - . sr rs h.y. s.. ..s
y E sssy .r; fnow ma ,s rno siS0xh Co.
To Clothiers and Merchant Tailors.
nsfS ri ~ our or
choice assOrmen. o. NOVELTIES and Of
ss $se 'iss
Park place successor. 70 Wilson 9: Hunt Co.
Ladies' Furs, &c., Skating Club Caps;
opposite e. Paul's church.
Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup.
% Ses sss now Is;S in he qnsS
- ' cs. OILY o sssS .So as '''' A'n'
shirts Made to Order from Measure.
d. C. sIILECK COX. $50 Broadway,
Corner of Liberty street.
Hilps Hair Dye, SO Cents.-Depot No. I
Barely street, also sold at Az Broadway and by all other
Cri:t:asr:': Hair . NE. WIS: End Ton q.
dye privately applied II No Asor House.
DR.. Kennedy, Proprietor Of Ken4edy's
Medical Discovery WIN be q bis once under he
7S Si n:i An WIG :ac:4 VIII scRoEGEA Es3sIFs.
81 .ny Dc
invited 70 call Perfect cure warranted.
ABcautiful Complexion.-Latrd'
e % % the and skin
Half q Dozen Fine Shirts for Ss, worth
Sl2 MOODY'S Shirt Mandatory, 262 Broadway.
selling ON at Genin's.-An Advertise
tensive stock Of GENiNs Bazaar appears our dry goods
columns.
Batchelor's Hair Dye, wig and Toupce
factory removed 6 Bond Atree Private entrance for
Once 500 Broadway, New York.
Defiance salamander safss-with Pa
D. s.d D. s soBs.S
Clothing Jobbers.
We beg to call the attention clo,hnv joobes from South
ana msSsm suited 70 their sds which we are pre-
Fin %S esq a1c
Hsir--Iss Disease, Fan, Change OF CO.
lor their embellhhment The whole treated BY GRAND
JEAN, 70 Twelfth street next % Broadway.
DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply his RadA-
S.rs
HollOway's Pills and Ointment-The
only reliable cure for asthma Sufferers with this ter
ybe disease should NOT delay trying these matches
They give in fcw days, posecs and free
dom OF breathing
The Riggs Truse-Water Proof, Clean.
iy durable commends ssl TO favor also by Of
Hs mupsda pad, which tho cord and contracts tho
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Once sos Broadway, New York.
Defiance Salamander 6afes-Wfth Pa
uut powder proof Looks and Cross re and bur-
gar proof and parlo Safes Depot IS Murray street,
corner OF College place kOBEkT PATkICk.
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Barry's Trlcopherous 10 the Best and
chsapeg article foy dressing beautfyng cleansing curling
preserving saa restoring se har LadSs " sod by y
0ruexDA, r ntaa. eaels .-ilII N ~
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VoUN0 MEN Wuo gsNT wuIsKHRs OR NUE.
psl New York ~
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no BIZ sCID 0!F.--rHoss WHO lEsiE. q
r.,s So S.itsrs Ac are invited oan NJ The -
q. Hill r., Bruodway OAhil has one Of The larSes. -
seocled cheapest sock OK ooos IN NeW hok " "a
rSca 10 matter. -
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DEADY AT THE UETAL TINE.
The Sunday morning. desroying ~
ten steam preascs which the NEW YORK LED0kR Wa
printed win interfere with the regular saue Of e paper
As usual the WHOLE EDITION win be ready delivery o.
o., mn o ~ oc,ocs re = s we are not burnt ou
a liz isuuc,
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Allen introduced bill to amend the act passed last
ar, % as to compel participants to testify This he
the District Attorney Of Erie had found necessary to
cure the conviction OF parties under arrest.
There twenty eight bills introduced in the
use to day, and about ntty more noticed Your read
will therefore that the work Of this Legislature s
pidly ACCOMPLISHING, under fair prospect OF ping up
an UNUSUAL amount. ee ta
n large number Of bills were passed finally in the
use, but mostly Of local nature The LAST OF each
EEK the members exhibit disposition to rush things.
motion 70 adjourn until Monday was voted down by
Sno4her invitation was received from the woman's
hts party to attend their Convention, but no action
Kelsey noticed bin which is OF no little importance
while ihe controversy going ON about the Brook
ferries. II providess-t.
That 60 much such parts Of the act hereby amend
- in snywise confirm, protect or acknowledge any
hts powers franchises privileges heretofore claimed
asserted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalsy OF
city OF New York 10 or to any ferries between the city
New York and Long Island, or the rents, benefits,
olumeuts or advantages ncdentto the same or arising
Every license for the keeping or maintaining any
between the city Of New York and Long Island here
& granted, shall provide that no more than one
rsed, and and that every person person using such
les shall be allowed to commute by the year 1t such
sss Se Just and 70 BE 70
the lcsnsers shall furnish adequate and suitable
amodatiou, 70 be prescribed in each license
duty OF the commissioners having the power TO grant
same revoke every license, case the license shall
to fuhl aud perform Inc provisions and stipulation
ein contained This act shall take efect Immediately
= bill u introduced and backed by the Brooklyn ia
"a, and may b. looked upon As presenting the views
karge portion Of your Brooklyn neishbors
Kelsey alto noticed . bill 70 change the location
Court House OF Queens county.
provides for the appointment Of three commissioner
ocate ana establish cite for court house and ia
md FOR the county Of Quesns, and shall meet within
days after the nnal passage Of this BIZ, and ahai
mine such different locations may be proposed and
Ill persons who may desire 70 appear before them
ahan M and establish . location for court house
jail ia said county. and the decision Of said comuis
|sTs any two OF thsm shall be final and conclusive
premises. They shall le certificate In the Clerk
% OF SAID county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19
gALBs AT AUCTION.
j. BLEICKER AUCTIONH1R
~ sY.s a oAss Wines. BrAndios, LQuoFu 60

j. BLEHCKER, AUOTIONUR
~ sa, oi nsi sAss Wines. Brandies, Liquors. 20
A BiEEOkEk, SON 4 CO. viii ssll on Friday. Jan 20,
al O'Clock PRECISELY In their saero0m, No rino sIeeI
near Broadway large invoice u pure Lquprn rom :. ~
established house this city rerqushng .o'' VI
which selected by he founder ago. comprising
j. &f Marten Heunessy otard Dupny a 20 rin9s Cas,
tlon CO. Cognac purchased In me London Docks
some fine FRENCH pss and other brands In cases. dem
johns, II, u and u CASKS .a bond
From c. e. Campbell Co.. Jno Hanris Nephew, Con
yalss Dubooc h. Costello and other fAvositc brandns
PORT.
From Cockburn Co. Martinez Taylor Co and others Of
Ouerto Bouted IN 0porto.
WHISKEYS.
Gsnoehiel and John Ramsey Scotch do; Burks Lord
Irish do very old Bourbon Monong
do, &C.
Cabinet sflery Mousseau, heinArt &c.
RUMS.
Old Jamaica, Grenada and 81 croII.
ALSO,
some pure Holland Gin, Enesh and Scotch Ales, kc.
..,,oo SEG IRIS
About 10000 q brands La fore Carbanas. Conchas Crs
csss) osdras Meiacon venicianna, EspanolA, Reg bi
tanica, El Palacio. La louya, &c., &C.
ALSO,
At l2M O'Clock same day,
large invoice Of tine nsh and French siugls double
barrsled Gums alters AID Tea fcays &c. close
rlent, and without
Four Duryea and Forsyth Platform Scales
Catalogues ready wednesday.
n BIn ealing attention the above sale Of Liquors. we
beg leave epds thai Goods
In the sale and that ARTICLES worthy
ton The sale will be without reserve 10 The highest bidder
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HENRY II: LEEDS, AUCTIONEER,
Ii Saleercom 70 q Nassau street.
FIRST ANNUAL SALE OF PAINTINGS OF THG INTER

NATIONAL ART lNSTtTUTION
henry H. 1kkDS co, will sell st auction, by order Of
the International Institution gallery No 69a
Brosdway OF Fourth street half past O'CLOCK
on the eve ming of the 10th January. collection OF
SuPEkB Oh. PAINTINGS Of THE FRENCH DuSSrI,-
DOkF. MULCH, bERtla AND DRBsI EN- sc doOIS
Among them OF the finest imported Il Is
the Of the artists ia Europe contributing liner
bations exhibitions have snnua OF pictures
directed be returned after ihe period of
hhi0n exp ana TO make for collection. In
the sale will be found the original ssetch of Diana Bathing
by Professor john the original the COLLECTION
Dusseldorf gallery the FistermaDs Family by Carl Hub
ner; Water fa by A. Becker; Little Musician
Geselschap tie First fauts by k-etchmer Of Berlin
Also Works OF LOUIS Paerposre of Paris A. de 0reur
Of Paris; H. 1euiera original Cretius Of Berlin;
pei OF Dusseldorf Muller Werner, hausch Ischen WITT L.
Schers, fay, Count Ealkrenh T. stegmann, Euecse of
IIesdep and many others of the above schools.
They viii be exhibition above Wednesday the 18th
Instant in The gallery shove the exhibition rooma where the
pictures all be sod This is the fret annual painting
OF the IN rk hNA1iOkAA AIT INSTITUTIONS 6ot Broad
and is therefore particularly interesting every picture
viii be guarar teed original
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uENRy y. LEEps. AucrIos ENs SAFES ROOM

HENRY II LEEDS. AUCTION EEa. SALES ROOM
IL No. q Nassau street Splendid sale OF Fancy ,io,s
EENRY o. LhkIS CO. VIII sell at on Tim rsdav
Jan 49, at O'Clock a tie store Of Messrs H. r Dusseldorf
Co.. No s3 Broadway, Walker street, asSort-
mcnt OF the richest description Of Fancy Goods Imported ex
pressy for the late holidays Among them win be
OF the most elegant and costly description OF goods imported
VIZ Antique ornament ~ he Toe, OF Eeaus,
ON asscbe bse was the Paris Exhibition of 1885,
real Ststees China Porcelain Vases new pat
tern, Pearl ana rose Shell Goods odeur Cases Porte
Geus carved Oak Goods Engravings Autographs
scoplc views and many other rich ces The goods
being consgnmens from France by their
To be SOC without any reserve whatever ding
portupty OF getting the richest goods In the market
nale
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n G. HORTON 4 co, AUCTIONEERs OFFICE sss
". Hudson street viii sell by public on Tuesday,
The h inst the premises w l2S aud IL:
sixth street large quantity OF Pig Wrought Iron
and wrought Scrap ron wood and
iron Fasks and various oer articles smiths
and iron founders The sale will 10 O'Clock A.
Catalogues Will be furnshd the Of by order
of NICHOi, 4 BILLEEwEt.L.
TRUSTEES for Harmed Rotherv
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A J. BIRHCgER, AUCrlONEER
"A. 0RxAr saLE OF lU7 HARLEM AND UP Toy

J. BIRHCgER AUCriONEER
IA. 0RkAT SALE OF IN HARLEM AND UP TOWN
LOTS.
A. J. BLERCKER soN 4 CO. will sell a, auction on
Thursday, Jan. 49, 1900 AT IL O'Clock, the
ExchsDgc.--
On ooh II -S lots n g., 100 n NJ LIST
On q. c. corner lrtb i2tst Plot OF lots
On corner 9Th and l30th st-2lots
On Gth nve.S lots q. ., between IL st and I4zu
On l4st st "A lots Il 8. Adjoining above
On lad 81 20 lots r. q, adjoining
On Broaswsy-S lots y between 18th and lSan
18th ave-l6 e. between
On 18TH ST. lots leo Il .. ll;h lave.
On 18Th s23 lots n. between broadway and lh
On 1sS st23 lots bel Broadway ilth
On lash Sc q lots s. s 100 It llth ave.
above properly choice aud fetirabie
lots rapidly improving neishooJhood The gale ssi
wibou, The title prrfect and the viii ia
liberal
Maps &c. at No. Pine street
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A uorroN NoTIcE-A GOOD CHANCE FOR PAR

A UCTION NOTICE-A GOOD CHANCE FOR PAR.
"A ties commencing ping the costly household
Furniture of private family removed convenience
Yves. thirty fourth street the 40 Ninth
nue. Twenty second street. viii be sold at private sale
days sacrifice for cssh. Dining Furnf-
tureA large oak sdeboard Buffet extension Table aide
Table oak Lounge and rocking Chair covered green
Chairs &c. faror FurnitureOne hod
Ior Suit covered in crimson and broca. consisting
Tete aTees and elk oval back Chsrs sd
rosewood Suit covered In green silk push consisting
Tee Tees, reception and four medallion
Chairs Turkish Chairs, and Lounges match;
rosewood and pier Tables Mirrors and Pier Glasses
Paintings. Carpets and mahogany bedroom Furu
ture Bureaus Bedseads Washsands, Chairs Sofas Mat
tresses Bedding. &c Also black walnut chamber Suit
silk consisting of sofa,
one reception four medallion back Chairs Will be sold
s75. Terms cash. current money.