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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

Canadian -four 0rm especially shipping brands Tho
sales embraced about 400 bbls closing within the range
Of 81 10 81 so, the latter figure for extra Southern
6our was in good request, 1900 bbs selling
within the above range Of prices. Rye -four
was in fair demand, and steady, at our figures Corn
meal firm and quiet with sales OF 200 bbs at The above
quotations Wheat-The receipts were light and Satur
days prices sustained The sales embraced about s.
bushels at 81 SO for white kentucky, 81 Is 81 20 for
Western red 81 05 for amber Iowa, 81 221s for white
IOWA 81 81 OF for Racine spring. SOC Csc for Chicago
spring &C. for club, ssc 81 G3 for Milwaukee club
140 600 bushels chiefly Tor export Rye was steady and
prices unchanged Barley was quiet and nominal Oats
were rmer and in good demand, with sales OF Canadian
Ut 2oc &c., of Western at 81 &C. &c., and Of State at
s2c. 32lSc.
bags Of Rio at 13c l5c &c.,, $50 do st. Domingo at
GoTrcs-fhe market was nrmer, with more doing,
mosty speculation and TO spinners. The sales en-
braced bales closing the basis Of 165lc
TIC. for mddlng uplands.
FRErGHrs Rates Liverpool favored shippers. Grain
10 extent of 40 900 SO 900 bushels engaged in
GLIDING sgd S51d in bags and bulk, and wheat
atod 91zd in bulk aud ships bags and 500 bbls of
engaged at 10sd in ships bags, and 500 bbs flour at
Is 10d To iavre, 5000 bushels wheat were engaged at
l8c Flour was 1Sd Prussian vessel taken up for
Cork and market load with n 900 bushels of at
lOLd and another vessel, American, was taken up for
Havre at 1Sc.
MOLAssES was steady, with some sales al l!c &c.
Tor Cuba muscovados.
NAVAL sroREs-Salcs of common rosin in small lots
we're reported at 81 81 12sc and SO bbs spirits tur
sentine sold at S5c crude was nearly out OF mar
ket, and held nomnally at 81.
Ons-Iinseed was held at Sac a soc. The market for
rude whale was inactive but steady at 40c. 15c +,
md at 81 20 a 81 25 for sperm
PRovkIoSs-Pork-The market was frmer, with sales
Of about 800 bbs including mess at SIS IS SIG, and at
BIO so $40 IS for prime Beef was frmcr, and in better
demand with sales of 700 bbls at IS so $40 IS for
sacked mess and $11 so $3 for extra Deel hams
unchanged, and prime mess nominal. Cut meats
in limited request with sales of 30 40 packages at
tac. &C. for shoulders and 54c 6.c FOR hams. Lard
firm and in good request at SIC $40 Butter and
cheese were steady and prices unchanged.
RICE was firm sales OF 100 bbls made at 53Ec a
3kc.
SUGARS were in good demand, both and refined
goods and the advance the former noticed Satur-
day. was sustained with sales Of about 500 hhds chief
" Cubas within the range Of &c &C. for fair good
refining grades 6lic &c For grocery goods the
latter figure for prime quality, and $50 boxes at 6ic
wBsKEy-The secs embraced about 400 bbis., closing
with stcadines at lie.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LNIRE DEPARTMENT.--NEW YORK, AUGUST !. 1861.
IL Proposals Will bereceivod by the undersigned Com.
mtce oil the Board Of Trustees New York Fire Depart
mcnt, until the tenth day Of August, AZ IL O'Clock NJ
hundred and ty (more lcss) hest quality
Red Ash stove Coal 10 be delivered in tons and half
IN New York city.
Also about lrty tmore or Ioss) the above
10 be delivered in Brook lyn and Williamsburg Yhe de
livery TO take place between the LIST day OF November,
1861 and ending with the 30th day OF April 1862, in
elusive.
The undersigned will reserve the right to reject any
and all proposals that do not in their Judgment. conform
TO the best interests Of the department.
R0Br. McGINNIS. No. Depeyster street
JAMES BARRYMORE, SIS Nassau street.
SAMUEL B. THOMSON. 81 neekman street.
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Ioia' ,l47 100
The Comptroller respectfully suggests that it should by
law be made she duty OF all persons having charge OF
the accounts OF department branch Of the govern
ment TO keep and render the IN the manner and Mt
the times prescribed by the proper authority and that
all persons receiving moneys account o or belonging to
the Corporation should be required TO pay the
the city treasury daily and to render detailed accounts
Of their collections, together with the receipts Of the
Chamberlain for the amount to this department, and that
suitable penalties should be provided and imposed
cases Of neglect TO perform such duty and comply with
such requirement. Respectfully submitted,
ROBT. 7. HAWS, Comptroller.
ANNUAL HE CHIEF ENGINEER or THE FIRE sEPAr
The Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department sent in his
annual report by which appears that the force of the
Department consists Of IL engineers 41s2 members
Of engine companies PAS members of hose companies,
and COG members of hook and ladder compaDes-nak ing
total force Of 4,o40 mon, being decrease of 1877
from the number stated in the last report.
THE MILLION DOLLARS PLACED AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE
UNION Defence NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRON THE
CORPORATION COUNSEL.
In answer to resolution Of the Board requesting the
corporation Counsel TO frame memorial 10 The proper
authorities Of the general government praying for the
endorsement, in behalf of the Corporation, OF the million
Of dollars placed at the disposal of the Union Defence
Committee, Judge Bronson says
No officer Of the general government, mas been authorized
to refund ha moneys which have been expended for the
support of the families OF soldiers and IL is not robabe
that the government will ever pay such expenses As to
the moneys expended for tngout and forwarding troops
memorial In the first place. until the necessary nlorma
ton Is obtained from the committee is quite impossible
20 tell what in particular has been done to present
the proper account and vouchers, &c.
Judge Bronson also says that il was announced that
the committee was preparing full account of its trans
actions for the Common Council and taking steps
apply u the state and federal for the repay
ment of all the moneys which had been expended for
fitting out and forwarding the thirty five regiments which
had been from this City For these reasons the Cor
poraton Counsel has not prepared memorial shall
he do so until further Instructions from the Common
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VIyHLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO 4
w East Broadwaywill sell this day at 1917 O'Clock,
the Furniture Fixtures Of the French boarding house
127 Cedar strect-Bedsteads Bedding, Tables, Chairs,
Wines, Gins, Brsndes, and oil the fixtures, &c.
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MILITARY ACCOUTRkMENTS.-H G. BATTY
lNl Springfield Mass, prepared 10 make Military Ar
very short notice such Belt Plates Buckles
Badges, scabbard Trimmings, Rifle Powder Fasks, &c
all warranted to pass United States inspection Samples
sent free Of expense.
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CHERIFF'S sALE.-STEAM ENGINES,
- SUGAR REFINING APPARATUS, &c, &C.
CHAMBERS II FA1RCHlID auct ionecTs,

SaIcarOOm II3 Nassau street,
viii sell Tuesday August g. at IL O'Clock, at 1893 Wash
ngt0n all the Engines Boilers &c Of the United
States Steam Sugar Refining Company. There ten
Steam Engines and Boilers aud the machinery connected
herewithEvaporatiDg Pans Watts, Tubs, Moulds, Steam
Pipes Platform Scales, Wagon Scale, together with a very
large variety of smaller implements proper the bust
ness 100 Coal 80 barrels Syrup, fine Office Furni-
tnre, large Office Safe, Nc. &c. JOHN KELLY Sheriff.
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rTO VARNISh AND OH. FACTORS.
Il CHAMBERS 4 FAIRCliIID, ACCTIONEERS
Onicc No LIZ Nnssrn street

Will sell on Wednesday, August I,
At IL o'clock at Vanderools Varnish factory, foot Of
Thirty first street. East river all the splendid fixtures Of
that well known establishment cQnssn Of sixty Varnis
Cans of $50 gallons capacity each painted red with gilt
bands $50 each also Copper Kettles of an Iron
Safes Office Furnitnre one Express Wagon Lumber,
Ropes and many useful articles in the line sale positive
for cash Goods to be removed Immediately the pre-
misps are let
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MONDAY, August 5-6P II.
AmB.-The market quiet with small sales, at S.
q for pots, and at S. 37Ii for pearls.
BRRApsTuns. market was steady, with
rather better demand for good shipping brands of State
Western while the higher grades Of extra were with
out change Of moment The sales embraced about 10 900
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CtTATE OF NEW YORK. COMMISSARY GENERALS
= Office, New York, August 2, ls8l--seaed proposals
invited and will be received at this office, Of
Seventh and Thirtyhlth street. until IL O'Clock
Of the Sh day Of August instant for furnishing the
following infantry accouremcnts and equipments for the
5000? Is GOO Cartridge sSrid EEx u s3'''e
25 900 Cartridge box Belts and Plates.
25, 900 Bayonet Scabbards and Frogs.
IS 900 Waist Belts and Plates
Is 900 Cap Pouches and Picks.
$4,000 Gun Sngs.
% 600 Knapsacks, cnamelled cloth
% 900 Haversacks, enamecd cloth.
1000 Non.commissioned officers and musicians Sword
and Waist Belts, complete.
1000 Non commissioned officers and mosicians'
Swords.
/ 600 Axes and Heivcs.
1000 Hatcbets complete.
400 Pickaxes and Handles
500 Spades
$500 Camp Kctscs.
1000 Mess Pans
Al! the above mentioned articles must conform, in
every respect to the standard patterns in this Office
where they he examined. Opehrd Of each Of the
articles be delivered at the state Arsenal IN this city
within fifteen days from the date Of the contract and the
remaining twothirds within twenty days thereafter all
TO be subjected inspection before beng accepted
The proposals viii state the price at which each OF the
articles viii be furnished well "a the place Of business
OF persons making proposals. aud all bidders request
ed to meet al the Commissary Generals Office at IL
O'Clock noon, O! the sih inst to learn TO whom the con
are awarded the successful bidders give
full and ample secGrty for the faithful discharge of their
An pronosals should he addressed "To the Commits
sary General Of the state New York New York City,
and endorsed Proposals for Infantry Announcements
and Proponents The undersigned reserves the right TO
reject al bids IT, in his judgment, the public interest
qurcS IT,
As the contracts which may he entered into
nifty with this advertisement will be upon the
United states. payments will be made when funds are
furnished by The general COVE rnment to meet them.
BENJAMIN WEIGH Jr.
Commissary General.
CTATE OF NEW YORK, ouARTERMAsTER's DEPART
- ment, New York, July 80. 1861.
Notice is hereby given that no bills hereafter will be
paid by this Department for articles furnished for
services rendered. TO any officer, regiment or company
unless such claim based written authority from this
Office G. A. ARTHUR, Engineer. in. Chief,
and Acting Assistant Quar!eruasIer General.
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Stock Exchange.

Schuylk Navigation and Iehgh Navigation The loss o.
ssnpsgs compared with last year is he increase.
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4 $. RICHARDS, AUCrIONEER.-FIvE HUNDRED
"A cases Boots, shoes and Brogans at auction by
RICHARDS WHITING ON Wednesday, August l. ut 10 X
o'clock, at store A Cortandt street, comprising large
assortment OF heavy goods for the fall trade Catalogues
morning of sale.
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~
y s ROT in'' oNabc''' a, ~ rcrr,'on which row
rt hd'e iss ,stuitrr port The republic
n'A} ca such drang mei ~ the nnacia 4id bus Z
y - AFFAIRS o iho country 10 render dclt, il nov
iTaeteanr. 10 raise the necessary means 60 con Ie
,hs work OF lrlrroypg aud onrhashng the Park al tho
same scale n annual oxpenditure as heretofore
and ~ case il shan bctOme Necessary increase the buI
h'h"' TAXATION TO any considerable extent for purposes
connected with or oc,as.oned 10y the war, il may be
piuucrt 10 suspend Said work until more favorable time
iVwver aoarpus the Board of Commissioners of the Park
may he 10 'Tpede the completion Of the improvements
IN contemplation, the Comptroller cannot doubt that they
VII ~ once hsret wt, him That the preservation 81 the
pnnnc e:eqil y maltcr o. paramount importance.
FyoSsd addition 70 The fa,h-The act, chapter lol Of
The laws al 1859, authorized the Board OF Central Park
commissioners to take the necessary legal measures IN
behalf o. the Corporation 20 acquire additional lands for
the Park embracing the tract bounded souheriy by the
south side Of l06th street. norherly by 10th street
avenue.
fehe court ana COMMISSIONERS Of Estimate and Assess
ment were duly appointed TO determine and report the
amount CT damages and benefits result from the acqu
sion OF said land, ana adding the same to the Park
The report Of the Commissioners recently presented 10
the supreme Court shows the valuation placed by them
upon said land comprising about sixty i've acres to be
the enormous OF 81 400 43s and the amount of ex-
penses claimed to have been incurred by them, including
Their compensation for services the matter stated
at S3 l92 So The Board of Commissioners The Central
Park ereupon adopted resolution to discontinue the
proceedings when The parties neres ted In procuring the
conr nation OF the report denied their light dscsn.
tinue.
An application also made the court by the Mayor
and Comptroler IN behalf OF the Corporation, oppos
ton TO the confirmation OF said report The having
been ably argued before his Honor ice Barnard he e
fused TO confirm the report OF tho Commissioners of Est
mate aud Assessment The question in relation TO the
taxed costs is now before the Supreme Court for
The Croton Water Works.
The cost OF the aqGeduct and other water works to cem
Der 81 1852 exclusive of the distributing pipes south
OF the reservoir in FOrty-second street. and of the
amount paid for interest before the same became pro.
ductive, as stated in the Compoles Annual Report for
l6tV, page Al, SIS 2l0 500
The expenditures in 1850 amounted TO. 646 62I
Total to December 81, 1850 ....,..... SIS 1857 267
This amount is represented by the
balance shown by the General
Ledger account No. 3S) ...... $15, $50 66S
Add amount received for pre-
miums on stocks, viz: in
1859, Observation-Disclosures 1926
looV... 3,264
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@ & j. BOGART, AUCTiONEERS.-ON THURSDAY,
~ August S. at 101a O'Clock, at Gould's stables
OF Foryhrd street and Sixth avenue, by virtue of
bill Of sale, two Coaches and one Brett.
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C,HERIFF'S SALE OF CARPETINGS
- CHAMBERS FAlRCHILD, Auctioneers,
Will sell at their sacsroom 13 Nassau street. Tuesday
August 6, at III o'clock a large lot OF super Ingram,
Three ply tapestry Brussels and Velvet Carpets about
so rolls all together with parcel of new Rag Carpets.
JOHN KELLY. Sheriff
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-FOR SALE, THE STOCK
"A and Fixtures Of the Boot and Shoe store No 1872
Grand street. near Essex Market lately belonging to
Lewis Reynolds deceased For terms of sale inquire Of
JAMES GRlDLEY, Administrator, &c 80 Nassau street.
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CLOTHING.

4 TPENTON-IAIIES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING
n DISPOSE of their east of Clothing Furniture, Car
pets &C. will receive thu 81 price in the city, by call
irg addressing NJ Abraiams S33 Seventh avrn,r pc
tween Twenty 9Th and Twenty sixth streets LADIES' AT
tended by Mrs. Abrahams
4 7 EZEKIEf'S OLD STAND LADIES MD 'fNlo IAN
Obtain The following prices FOR their cast of wearing
apparc-from Eve twenty 1--WE dollars LOT slk dfesses,
from three to fifteen dollars for coats, from one to I'VE
dollars for Rants note by post pncua'y attended to
by EZEKIEL 1874 Seventh avenue, between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets. Ladies attended to by Mrs f.
A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LADIES AND
~ gentlemen having any cast OF Clothing, Furniture,
CaTnc,s and ,wery, will receive the highest price by
calling on or addressing A. HARRIS SIS Third avenue
Ladies attended ~ by Mrs. Harris.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 fIlnE %. GRAHAM ~ co, AlCrlONEERS-
"A Sll 900 worth OF elegant and costly Household Fur
nufe Ia be p,remptprily sold az pubic auction this day
(sjay ut ii O'clock tho private residence, So West
SNtevhn street. between filth and sixth avenues.
Rosewood seven octave Pianoforc rosewood Drawing
oi SUITS rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture,
OAK plihg Room Furniture, Paintings Satuary, Bronzes
Ne; Drawing Room Suits Etegcres Bookcasc Mirrors
Lace Curtains, Vases, OH Paintings velvet and Brussels
Carpets Extension Table Buffet Vases Silyorware Table
Cutlery Wardrobe, hair spring Mattresses BedsteatIe
Commcdcs Wristbands, OIcoth, stair Carpets Sofas
Rockers, Bedding &c. Also large assortment OF Base.
ment ana Kitchen Furniture Sale positive rain or shine
A DRIAN II. MULLER AUCT0NEER- -Dl,UG STORE
IA at auction On Thursday August 8 AZ IL o'clock
ON the premises the entire contents and good will Of
drug store west side Of Third avenue, between Fifty Gh
and Fifty sixth Streets established three years, together
with the Lease Of store. Will be sold for cash TO the
highest bidder, The promises be ut any time.
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r OVER STORY OF HOUSE 100 WEST TWENTIETH
IL street, near Sixth avcnne 20 lot The have
been newly papered and painted and consist of and
bath in second story. Parlors, basement kitchen and
hath room in lower Story. Apply at 10 West Iwentch
street.
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@ & !. BOGART, AUCrIONEERS.-ON WEDNESDAY,
Ds August at IL o'clock, at the auction No
North William street. Constabcs sale: Drilling Ma
chine Planning Machine, two large Turning iahes one
small DO CHARLES V. LYONS, Constable.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN BROOKLYN MEAN
IL City Hall--A very gentec and handsomely furnish
ed House will be rented until Nav next and tho rent
agreeable, will be taken in board by n small family For
full particulars inquire of f. COTON 1l3 Fulton street
near Nassau.
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r OFFS TO LET-AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE, n
i the Marble Store "a Walker, near Church street
size 25 by 100 For price of rent address call on f.
b., POT West Fortycighth street, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues. fu.
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T OST--A BROWN AND WHITE SETTER DOG, WHO
Il a answers 10 the name Of DASH strayed from the
owner while at Flushing on Sunday last The finder wiz
receive liberal reward by addressing s. j. Walker I2s
Willougiby street, Brooklyn.
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conf %,
Common Common m a,'a, sion,
'V %"s Beard CHARITIES S"s c csne
g %es M Sa; St i @ @ 's
4 "a quar- s Dss g. sss i sss fi sS 5000
Total. si4l5S55 l,27s7sl G3gl5O $1,000 64l3,4s0
Reeapituation.
The amount Of appropriations made on city
count prior to December 81, 1885, which re-
NAMED unexpended at that date. 81 ill $40
Add for amount Of two warrants drawn and
charged IN 1859. against the appropriation for
''Rcnts > cancelled in 1850. ................ 86
Total. .sl17l ss5
The amount of appropriations for 1860, as above
Total. 81 743 go
The amount expended for which
'.A' warrants drawn during
the year. as above stated. was :. sc I3O o26
Deduct amount refunded and re.
ce!yed from various sources, as
detailed. ...... ............. 1895 AIS 4S6
Balance upeSrended December 81, 1860 81 $50 ls4
Collections and Settlements lsoo The amount of I'm
collected due December 81 1859 was follows
IN the fprcau Of Arrears. 81 POS 512
Add for sundry errors .................sl,2 34
Amount OF collections on taxes prior to
ASil.......,..... .--.t.............. lJ6-- 1890
Total - a. 300 600
In tc Bureau Of Collection Of iaxcs e ess
Total sl1o7 500
The amount OF the general levy fu 1860 per ordinance
OF the Bonri Of Supervisors OF October ~ 1850 was as
follows. viz
For State aud county purposes. ....... Sc s13 O5o
For clty purposes ....,.,........ 0S5 443
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 1855 507
Deduct amount lost by errors in footing the
assessment rolls and cxtcniag The taxes. 1875
Total. 81. ,46 $50
Total sl3 9l4 453
The collections durpg the year has been
folows:--
In the Bureau Of Arrcara. ........ S631130
$s,9Ss, osl
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LOST AND FOUND.

T UST--ON SATURDAY LAST, AUGUST 3, A PAIR OF
IL gold Spcctaccs on Ninth O. Tenth street, between
Third and First The finder Is requested to leave
them at sos Washington street. when suitable
will be paid,
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ID DOM, WITH STEAM POWER, To LET CHEAP.
IL Room is 22x40, with extra high ceilings, and sighted
on two sides. Inquire of D. H. CARPENTER, so Bethune
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HORSE, WAGONS, HAIR
N ness &c-PEED Il COLE, 343 fulton street Brook
lyn will sell TO the highest bidder at IL O'clock noon
Friday August in front OF their store bay Horse,
Syears old ls& hands high sound, kind gentle; can
trot better than $50 and is an excellent saddle horse
One light Trottng Wagon, made by DAILY. One two seat
Top Wagon made by bay One Eaf spring prunella top
Buggy made by Dusenbury vandufer. One set Double
Harness. One set Single Harness Blankets Sheets Fly
Nets &c, the whole forming the outfit of gentleman
who has not the leisure to them All representa-
lions are guaranteed, and the sale is positive.
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a UCIION NOTICE.
IA WILLIAM TOPPING Is CO., AUCTT0NEERS,
Nos and IL Park place, and No. 8 Murray street,
WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
One hundred cases Of mems and boys black and assorted
colors SOFT Fur and Cashmere Hats of entire new styles
Fifty cases of Boots and Shoes assortment direct from
Eastern manufacturers. ..
ALSO,
Cloths Cassimeres Satinets and Clothing Goods generally
Woollen Shirts and Drawers Hosiery black and cofored
silk Vcves, together with great variety Of other goods,
particulars Of which may be found in the catalogue
ready, ...... ........
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CtTORFS AND DWELLING TO LET AT REDUCED
~ rent.-The basement store 81 Crosby street, neal
Broome, long established family grocery. Also the
small brick House l3l Ridge street, near Houston suita
BILE for any light business Apply at 81 Crosby street tina
week
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ID OOMS TO IEr.--THE UPPER PART OF A MICH
IL three story House. furnished, for 500 per month
unfurnisned, $40 lower part furnished, for 1913 pnfur
nshed Sls gas water large closets Apply at 12I rwen
ty-trst street, Third avenue.
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X FORGE COOK, AUCTIONFER. MORTGAGE SALE OF
NJ fine Furniture tomorrow, 1T IL O'Clock, AT store
l41 Broadway: very large stock Of first class Furniture
removed for convenience Of sale, vizparlor Suits, Libra
ny and Dining Room Suits elegant Etcgeres Armoirea
Glace Bedstoads Bureaus, Wardrobes Dining Room Fur
nurc Extension Tables OF various kinds Bullets Chairs
Lounges, Bookcases, Antique Chairs &c. For particulars
see catalogues at sale.
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A UCTl0N NOTICE. SPLENDID SOLID ROSEWOOD
IA Parlor Suit, covered in the richest French brocate
will be sold at great bargain for cash. The ParOr Suit
cost, five months ago $3.50 will be sold for S4O do
consisting Of seven pieces will be sold for 800 Also
rosewood Centre Tables and rosewood Etegere will be
sold loss than half cost price Apply to ROTH ~ Sixth
AVENUE, one door below Waverley place.