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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-24
L860 EaIl and Winier Nchedule. 1861

arrive AZ AaSnvlite--- ---.--0sOO Z H. 500 A u.
GALLATIN ACCOMMODATION
Leave Nashvleat 800 NJ arrive at Gaatin At s.a5p
$50 NJ ~
TRAIN no runs dailyslI other trains daily. suudaysex
cepted - - 1855 ~s' s~-S'e~
NO makes direct connection at Louisville for Gin
Indianapolis Ptsburg, Baltimore Washington City,
1nl elphia, new York and Boston.
Trans make direct connection for Cincinnati Indian
st. LOUIS and All uoiats Nertb and NorthWst
rSaza Ikets for sale Depot for an principal points
-1 ess, 81, and west ]. B. ANDERSON,
/ LIANT
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meal quist at The above quosatioas wheat was In
sood demand chiefly for export, with sales Ok about
SSss "a q 81 s. "a red Ssss. g = sIS
lbr yankee club, and 81 81 ~ chicago spring Corn
bushels Il osc. &c. for new WsIen mi.sd ana &c
for southern white Rys-saiss 400 bushels At sac
Csc Barley and oats were unchanged
Cofrx-The sales embraced 500 bags of Rio by
ton at II &c. average 270c. and also 100 do.
CcrroN The charscssr Of tho foreign news by the
Canada being rather unexeoted rendered the market
less active and buoyant sti there was no pressure
change The sales reached about 1900 bses in Iots at
1890. axe, chiefly at the latter figure
ACKNOWLEDGMENT were light; some 900 a
$4,000 bushels wheat were reported at about la, in
bags and -four at 90 beef pork and lard at $751; To
london rates were steady with ncdsa.s engagements
There was nothing new to Glasgow or to Havre
FRUn.-Ihe demand for rssins was fair, but prices
ported at 81 Is 81 layer and at 81 60 for bunch
Currants were selling moderately at l1c.
81. HrIne market was steady, with fair demand
SOC For city use prices as 70 quality ranged from oOc
Hn p were without change or moment while sales
were light The receipts for the week from foreign ports
amounted TO 60 and o1S from coastwse portstotal,
The imports since the lst inst have been % 4I
s5,oas. " - 49," ~
koIAssn The sales embraced rs hhds. new crop at
NAVAL SroREs-Spris of turpentine In some bat
ter request though sales were moderate and including
lois yesterday, 800 400 bbls reported sold,
part Southern straight and in shipping ORDER at s6c
s5Kc. Crude was quiet and nominal Common rosin
dull small lot No. was sold at 81 IS per $50 lbs
Tar heavy 200 300 bbs north country sold AZ 81
PRovrsIoSs-Pork-rhe market exhibited more ANNA
ton, with better demand from the trade The sales
embraced about 500 900 bb including a. $40 so
and prime at $12 80 SIP rs. Beef in moderate de-
mand with sales of 200 bbs reported at s. 80 81H
for repacked Western, and at $40 Sill for extra do
Prime mess nominal at $40 so SIT. Beef hams
steady, but sales Amed at $l4 SIS So Cut meats
were In fair request with sales Of shoulders at &c. 6Hc
and at &c. SIC. for hams. Lard drm and IN steady
demand in part for export The sales embraced about
600 bbs at 9kc. LOG. Butter and cheese moving
moderately at unchanged prices.
RIx- The market was quiet. A sale OF As casks was
made at SIC. #s7IE@
sUGARs.-The market was steady with fair demand
from the trade The sales embraced 635 hhds, $50 OF
which were Porto Rico at $40 &C., and the rem alnder
embraced Cubas at Axe 51Sc., and $50 hhd5 Porto
were sold by auction at AZ 5000
WmsKEy.AThe market was hrmer, with better do
mand from the trade The sales embraced $50 bbs at
1870. &
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The United States mail steamship Bienvie, J. D. Bull
loeb, commander from New Orleans the 1sth and Havana
at ave p NJ the 18TH arrived at early hour Saturday
morning The Bienvie bas had unusually severe pas
sage, with strong gales from the north aud northwest
the entire distance from the latitude OF Cape Florida
Her Britannia Majesty's steamer Gladiator was in Ha-
vana when the Bienvile left.
The sugar market less active under tight money
condition and unfavorabe Quotations ut q 6sI
reals fer Nos IL and IL stock 2S6 900 boxes against
It's GOO at this date last year.
Moasses, u reals for clayed and az for muscavodos
at which figures sales were made
American provisions dull o. sale. Hams 1ic Is &c
per 10 Feghts lees active than last week and rates
slghiiy lower Exchange-London, 10 1917 per cent
premium. 90 days; New York, do; other ports
Tsr 3 co... New Orleans a 8, short sight.
No local news Health good.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

SUNDAY, March q, 1861.
The effect of the pending political crisis upon
the commerce Of the country is witnessed in the
duced mportations at this port for the week which
ended yesterday. By reference to the table given
below it viii be that the importations of last
week were less than half those of the correspond.
ing week of 1860 or 1859. The exports last week
were large, usual, but the over last year
is now diminishing week by week. In other words,
the trade Of this port Is steadily declining, and
with the prospect that prohibitive tariff will go
into effect on this day week, it cannotfal to con-
tinue to decline. The only redeeming feature in the
prospects, the curtailment Of consumption which
reduced importations involve. The country at
large is consuming less than usual, and will
continue to reduce its consumption until the pre-
sent imbroglio be settled. and proper tariff en-
acted. This general economy must tend TO increase
the general wealth Of the people, though it de-
prives vast numbers Of the employment on which
they rely for a living. The movement Of specie
continues very light all that goes abroad goes to
Havana. Should exchange continue to advance it
is possible that specie shipments to Europe may
be made in the conrse OF few weeks which would
tend to relieve both the strDgency of the European
money markets and the overladen banks in this
city.
The following are the comparative Custom
House tables of the trade Of the port for the week
ard since January l -
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A MoRTIMgR aRIFFIE 4 CO.. AUc1IoNEERs

~
a PUBLIC AUcrIoH.
Inc p'0'scsy Dis 3 , as9 Hssasys ssss .
As Wa. 81 .:.s
VIZ Rosewood Seven Octave PssS1s,d Room su
Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers. ,,,~,.,
Brocatel and Lace Curtains.
OIL Paintings by eminent artists, c.,.
o.. spP:S seVss and Dresden China Vases
~ DuA'' AAen'''1 Hsgsrss Bookcase, Centre Tables
Rosewood and SaSosssy CSsnSsT Turniturs su
Hos.es Carriages H.rns.s ROBE. Wines Ac
Of Hou ,shoa Furniture and works Of Xr offered auction
=: r y :ss VIII
" 1Ss;'
nj H.
DO
psss marble ..b AID large
ss carved solid S1Sss
wood two Tstsa tss Sofas tvo Arm ard eight oval Back
%s.sS a lined ss ssrs;
Ps Cola
InmaD Hesrapd sssrs. fssw and other eminent artiss
sn Storm f.s'ns
CLOTH Stair Carpets Rods Ac Chsmbars-Engsh erussss
Go%modes 70 match Toilet Tables shayinE sssnds
covered in moquet; spring aair Mattresses. Fsa.
Their Beds Bolsers Pillows Oval Mirrors Pastel Paintings
decorated china Toilets bocatel Curtains, &C. Upper cham
Mahogany and black walnut bureaus Sofas Rockers
Washstands, &c. Dining room-Sold carved oak Buffet,
statuary marble top Hertz's patent Dining Table,
Chairs euches elegant sets crystal and ruby glass Decau
ters Wines Gobets ChampaRnes Lemonades, Tumblers;
Celery Fruit and Preserve Stands Finger Bowls ruby and
gold Liquor Sets geld and china Dinner Sets richly dsc,ra
yerwaIe Coffee Urn Casters Cake Baskets Napkin Rings,
and kitchen FurnitureStone Iron Tin, Woodware Earth.
ernwaTe Copper Utensils Ice Pitchers Savers &C.. &c
BBtrange wishing attend this sale the Fifth
BIoadvay SIKH avenue stages and the
bring them within few OF the house,
teenth street Competent persons will be In attendance
pack ship the goods reasonable charged
The house let for SALE Possession Immediately For
particulars inquire Of the auctoneers.
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uENRY r. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
II HENRY H. LEEDS 4 co will sell at auction on Tuss

day. March g. at 0 o'clock at the residence on Dunswck
terrice, Astoria, near the steamboat landing
Elegant Household Furniiure-the property Of the above
gentleman previous to his departure for Europe consisting
OF elegant Psrlor Furniture carved wood Grim
French carved Centre and side Tables
Mirrors, velvet and Brussels Carpets
Ante R0om-Souu rosewood Furniture. Couch Chairs &C.
covered Ia red Nor eco Reception Room-couch CHAIRS
Rockers &c covered in red reps Carpet
TORE Chairs en- suite Brussels Carpets &c Dining Room
ard Chains TO match colored Ensravngsafter Herring
first burglar and proof Safe silver patent
binaton iock cost 500 Redroom-Caryed black walnut
Bed.esds French Bureaus washstands all lined with satin
wood, Brussels Gnrpets Lacs and Muslin Curtans Also
window Shades Cucoths ingram Carpets Stoves
err porcelain Dinner and Tea sets Cutlery Plated ware
The steamboat Masno leaves Fulton market slip at
O'Clock A. returning o. and p n. Ferry foot Eigh
sixth street every half hour until r. n The
fore the sale.
The Horses Carriages Harness. &C. viii be sold In front
Of our store, rs Nassau street, Wednesday 27h ct IL
O'Clock.
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~. whsiyOIT, Anct!c2ssr, VIII eel this (Msn
~ cssh y Gcock - entire elegant rosewood Par
~ street between Seventh ana Eshs ysnss
snS r the ~ ana perfect order
AbPLENDID ROSEWOOD PizHoF3SSeHTn1l eh -
MUSIC GARNET, STOOL AND OoVEn
sod rosewood PAror 6uits coysed In rich brocate Hs
IN velvet and tapestry two rosewood EtesrS all "a -
Curtains gold and landscape Shades rosewood Cenrs 49,
nsnssl o!nsmsHts Painting. Pier and Maatsl ros.
and plain BursAus 1eie etes SOFA two ans aofs Rs
sssds rosewood unAogany and Cottage ehairs Beds ~
china Tea and Dinner Sets with china OF all kinds
voiy v%ery, cut and engraved Glassware, with large
enumeresd the whole TO Be cold without reserve rain O.
shine eae commencing at O'Clock precisely NB-Psr-
tes r.Gm distance will no. disappointed the qusn9
be IN attendance 70 remove the good for me
aely after the sale. - --'1~
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MONDAYAFTERHOON, March g. commencing At ooosl
will be sold an extensive and select collection choice Boo
embracing numerous fine London editions the
ard woI g and Large number of and curious Book
History of Stained Glass Clsrendons History OF the Rebel
Hon. vols ito fine calf Publh Georgia. Prices Views n
Italy vols fole &C. 90 Catalogues ready and the books
Ger stgeet, between Howard aud Grand. 49, - =
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A UCrIoE NoTIcE-HoUsE SALE OF ovEs $4,000
"A worth OF rich rosewood and mahogany Household Fur
attention Of bouseksspsrs called to the large
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues commencing
i0 o'clock precisely the entire elegant Furniture and beaut
full Works OF Art contained In the above large dwelling all
which will be sold without reserve, and must be removed
meda'ey from the premises comprising large and
elegant assortment q everything essential 70 fasaonabs
sany Sale viii con mence in the. dining room, with
rich silver Ware Of Roger Srosaers msnufacure
Sets sup. French and bohemian China, crystal cut
Glass ruby engraved Glass Ware ivory pearl Cutlery
French Polceain elegant Extension Table with oak Dining
Room Furniture Paors-Two richly carved rosewood Par
Tor suits covered in colored perfect order
Velvet and Wilton Carpets marble Etegsres
Centre, sofa and Pier Tables; elegant Pier
Glasses with bases damask and Lace Curtains French
Shades Turkish Chairs with Lounges match adys Score
tary, Reception Chairs in brocade.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
Carved legs round finished all round nlad
with satHwood solid pearl keys rosewood Stool Music
Books embroidered Cloth Coveg Music Rack Hatsaud, OIL
rosewood Bedsteads stye Louis XIV Bureaus Commodes
70 match; wardrobes Dressing Toilet Tables Shaving
Booksarlis Couches Arm sChas Curtains, Shades Cor
nces Hair Mattresses Palasses, Feather Beds holsters
China Toilet Sets, Oval Mirrors Kitchen Ware. &c.
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A DMINIsTRAToRs' SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON.
"A tents of frs. class Livery Stable Ia the city Of AL
bany.-KEwIN . DICKERMAN, Auctioneers, win com
meIce selling "wednesday, April To- 1861 at 10 O'Clock
the stables OF the late w. Slauson 10 Maiden lane AL
bany the entire stock contained IA said ssbes Consisting
the largest and finest stock OF Horses Barouches Cshe
Close Coaches Top Buggy Wagons four horse
Rantes Rails Whips Stable Utensils &c ever offered At
auction in Albany The stock OF Horses comprise Of
the fastest and the styisn - ha n'fv The
Stable and Stock Is well known to the public throughout the
State who VISIT Albany being OF the best stocked Live
ry stables in the State Among the list of articles will be
found the magnificent Hearse which vas built 70 order at
CT 5000 Private gentlemen wishing fine turnout,
livery wishing add to their stock viii find to their
interest to attend this sale The stock must all be sold and
without Catalogues of the SALE containing
LIST Of all the stock 70 be sold viii be ready for distribution
catalogue sent them by addressing KELVIN 4 DICKER-
MAN Auctoneers, Excelsior Ssesrooms State street.
Albany Terms of sale-A under $780, cash: all
q 500 and over per cent down At the time Of sale aud
months. Sale positive. By order of Ftm
g 1AssA sSd6ATTssSsS' Administrators.
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SATURDAY, March 23--5 z. H.
AsHFs The msrket steady VITA sales of some 20
bbls including pots a. = rs aud pearls Al IS az,
BRsArsTuFys market vas moe active and
prices firm. The transactions epbraced about 10 900
bbs 10 the domestic trade ana FOR export closing wha
The follow ipp rapge Of prices -
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, 20 YEARS OLD. wrsHxs TO MAKE
N the Acquaintance Of young lady from IL to AZ years OF
age with view 20 maimony Fortune Of no ccnsequcucs
Address box Post Office The the above
would like 70 become acquainted With gentleman y or ~
yeas QUO tor similar pupnse sne ~ pay sna
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A C. FUTILE, AUCIIoNEER.
"a. Ofice 100 Broadway.

Positive sale OF n
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS CABINET FURNITURE,
Being the stock Of the old established house Of
O J. eCHMI1T sos Broadway.
A. @. FUTILE will sell, on WEDNESDAY and THUA8-
DAY next at o'clock Ut the above extensive warerooms
the entire stock OF elegant rosewood oak mahogany and
walnut
PARLoR, LIBRARY, DINING & BEDROOM FURNITURE
The reputation Of the Manufactures Of this stock 10
ample guarantee OF fits quality every article being warranted
of the best class materials and workmanship
stand the test of furnace heat. = =
Il viii positively be sold without regard limitation for
cash, to close the business
Catalogues how
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25

HEERY H LEEDS, 'AUC7IoNENR = HENRY H.
IL LEEDS CO., will sell at auction TUESDAY, March
2 loz O'clock a. No o Yves. Twenty second street
nshed with Tapestry and Velvet Carpets Paror
huis covered With blue and gold silk
deliers aud Gas Fixures Mantel Ornaments Eager
wood grand aston fianoorte made by eo0o
Easy Chairs covered delahes Sliding Chandeers Grover
and Bakers Sewing A.chne mahogany Furniture hair
ware Engraving Bedrcoms-rosewood Bee stesds Dress
ing Bureaus Washssands Chairs hne Matraes bedding
&c Shaving stand mahogany ditto suits Cottage Furniture
Hall Stand Refrigerator Kitchenwae, etc with which tbs
sale will CONNIE nee.
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The banks must continue TO gain species every
steamer, thus far, brings some gold from England,
and brisk business is being done in moving gold
between the Mint ct Philadelphia and the Assay
Once and banks in this city. Last Mondsy the
banks showed specie average of s36, 2io 673-an
increase Of 81 ,32e sos from the week previous
more than was expected. Since then the banks
have not only received money from the Mint, bat
lave taken something from the Sub. Treasury. in
which institution the balance yesterday stood at
se24o,5io, against &c ,72o,so5 at the close Of last
week. Nearly 100000 more Is on the way here
from Halifax, having arrived In the Cunard
steamer. In the course of few days we shall
cease to receive specie from EnglanI, unless ex.
change declines here. But before this hap
pens the bank reserve will be sure 70 rise
above forty millioss Of dollars. The loans do
not vary much; las week they stood az
sl22,Cos ,o25-a decrease " eos leo from the week
previous. The banks continue to experience
great difficulty in filing up their line in conse.
Iuence Of the general liquidation In business which
Isgoing on, and the scarcity Of suitable mercau-
lille paper. All the really frat class paper Il
picked up at the discount brokers a. abou. per
. cent or UNDER even single names, which few
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25

n COTTON. ..AUCrONRRR-H9TEL AND HOUSE,,
hold Furniture-On tuesday March Is Al lOk oclooS
Ct No. Broaaway, opposite Bowling Green OF The wsil
known house Of Mrs MY and TrPp the entire Furniture
and dsscrpor q rWnitsrs nah. roaswoQ black
tresses Carpets and Ocloths Curtains and Nrror Dr~sns
and Plain Bureaus marble top Centre and Dining Tables
Stands Crockery Cutlery together with every article in the
house saiewn be perempto and catalogues ready Nom
morning. ~ ItNUUM NJ TT9-Ts-- 80 -~''--s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25

CEO. A LEAvTTT AUCTIONEER-BY GRO LEA.
VI WITT CO-Trade salerooms Fl % Mercer street
for the sale Of Books Stationary Works Of Art so Con
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A G. FUTILE, AUCTIoNEER
"A. OFFICE, $50 BROADWAY
LARGE SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE,

A. LARGE ssEs s. SssEssF gaasru.r
WI Is sis 3 sS$zs sSSs,
s wss one :sss q having
s .9 5 mah9sany walnut and oax Furniture every
ready on saturday.
A LsERT H. NlooLAY,. AUcrroNEsR, WILL SELL
this day Mon5dsyl, March IS Al IaA O'Clock, at the
q " sanF on ga as
sss suitable For full prcn
and csus cnn be oaaea 0
''''''0m ssEs e' e saS5osaasy a'5
Auctioneers and stock brokers, So " ilam street.
A J. BLYEcKER .Auc1IoYEER. HOUSEHOLD
A. ., Furni.u5e y. y BLEEcKRH SON co. WIN sell
street, third d Broadway the furniture contained
md bedding Tables chnssaTe Sc &C. Catalogues on day
y .ee
UCTIoS NoTTcE-ALL THE STOCK OF FIRST
ec oosssns Ivf sb, rosewoea and slsa
fsos o .s double ps, sui soil.
enc DO covered IN crmson and maroon satin brooate win %
f os ss'f A s
Shit IN sn S , s s oa s r
IN grs for PCS les Of ro.ewS9d mahogany b,ck walnut
60. e
S as Sss fss
and WI e soId y Apply y avenue
A UcrIoS sALs.-x, DOUGHTY, AUorIoNEEs WILL
oooci saesrco@ S Nassau street. b. orer q Mo
suits covered in broeae and rsps msSosanv DO IN hr
so,h W. lstes r$rio Arm and sewing Chairs gs
osn csnssn x..ss Library aud sscrsi:Iy
Tss sets Gssswsrv Dressing Bureaus wssa.tsnas Bed.
Sc @ q Ss 5dSs &C. the ~A'
.aseass r .} .s GLo on Ss d.1
S.rsi 3 j s sss.; SIss ..:s1.n.ns o ss.ssnsss
SACK ana Basipess coss cssSin cassmsrs ana s.tiSs
iisns TSs.d flm%lass a ssc ss pieces
AUCTION NorIoE-A FAMILY DEcLIxrNo HOUSE.
ssss:s
% % G snS SSyes s'I ssro c
sSs So Tor sss one IoS Esssrss 9spsss Tables Sss
&c s e.
order Inquire West twenty s1h y sn
1.Aa eeenu-- ----------------------------
UcTIoN NoTrCE.-RrCHARD WALTERS AUc.
Stores sa al hns q pr psrg o
nYderaie Reference sven storage e. Of six iofs
A. Tgy March q MIL ,s. ss5 oy
tns store ~ Bowery hne gray Horse Furniture Wagon
UoTroH NOTICE --csooKsRy, GLASS CHINA AND
Tiesday March % at 10 O'Clock al SsI Pearl street large
ff free sale Cali aud see -
UoTroN NOTICE -BuarHAMs FURvrrURs TX.
"A press pacsna establishment Ill, il3 wess Eleventh
tire sosed and shipped 70 All parts o. the wea Imrss
covered wagons for removingf urnure of snies Furr
tur, stored
UCTIOE SALE OF GLASS AND GROCgRRY-HENRY
"A ~ EVANS viii sell In lots TO suit dealers Tuesday
aenh 20 81 10 O'Clock a. 81 Maiden iaae full
~ White GRANITE glassware, a.; positive coois
cne'uly repscked fof shipping
UCTTON SALE. --IoHN LLOYD, AUCTTONEEa.
a viii feil y morrow dueadayL March 10 At teh A. ~
oil The Ritchen Dining, parlos Sedrolm Furnire
hnd 10 the house ~ 81 Marks place bctween 81 aud ID
A. c., Eale rain or shlae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25

VKvM Writer'S, ATCrIoSEEB, WILL. 6 ELL, THIS DAT
wv a2ooock ~ ~ Csnsl street, by order OF Abraham
Moses large quantity OF geneoi Household Furniture ia
psrlcss chsmbof dining rooms Kitchens &C. BY order
Abraham Koses attorney for mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25

HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTlONEER. MNN
IL MINER THORP will cell a, auction on Tuesday
March 2 at M O'Clock at their saesroom 81 Nassau street
opposite the Post oce large and general assortment
Household Furniture removed from Fordham for conve-
nence Of sale consisting Of velvet Brussels and nsraa Oar
Corncs mahogany sofas Divans and Chsirs hair CLOTH
mahogany and black walnut Bedstead Bureaus washsand
lows oas Extension Table and Chairs Stair Carpets and
Also two rosewood Pianos city manufacturers to
gethef with three Suits God aud black walnut Paor
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TNpoRrs
For t.e toek. 1850. 1850 1891.
Dry goods ............ $725 796 1,T67 Ola 7t2 $40
General merchandise. 3 ,3s4 f65 2670,s92 1877 ,25s
Tota for the week. 81 070 26l 4,t3T,506 $50 OF
Previously reported n S2Ie 900 522io, 5os 3s5T5,s47
Since January L. sSi sol, $40 $685. ia Il ass, 72i
ExpORTs PRoprcy MERCHAyDisx
rMH ae 1859. 1880. 1851.
For the week.. .-.... S1l17,s04 15s0,0A 2l61 $40
Previously reported. loASo,Sis 15,5Ossso 20s3s82
since January 1..siI SAT $50 HOSP 024 se1 All
ErroRrs SfEcIE,.
1859. 1860 1861
Fer tho week. .......... &S70570 42o go 9llsi
Previously reported.... 6,154,S 307T603 800 1sl
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HENRY GREEN, AUCTIoNEER-MONDAY, MARCH
rs at lois O'Clock at the auction No. l5t William
street ~ caskard rs assorted Liquors
ghampsgn. 62oo sesars, brands, 1850 lbs purs
White Lead
Also q. 10 o. clock, q ~ gt as#
10 Sewing Machines Dry and Fancy Goods, Broche and
other khavis Deisihes Poplins Caiicoes Coats Pants
Vests Piece Goods, Boots, Sheer, &C. 81 = -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25

COO RAwARD.-sToLEN, ON THE rIgHT OF
DOu aaach IS To has Horses about d hands nigh ooe
hey Mare years odd In the fore knees both
hind feet white viii hairs In the cni of her tail Few
white hairs foreheao hue driver tbe other light
hay long snf tail the left fore kaee enlarged and
bunch he etfos foot between the h,of and hate las
very Red hind legs and clumsy gait fha above
uiii rnA tie Gnser leaving them a. No r0ous
street. N. or In Hmns the snbsaber whore they may
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25

A UCTIoN sALE-M. DOUGHTY, AUorIoNEER WILL
sell this day Monday, March IS commencing q. i0l
o'clock ct salesroom 50 Nassau street, By order Mort
gage Household Fvraiinre comprising solid good Par
suits covered IN broca'e and reps mahogany do in hair
frame Mirrors Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets Oh
sotb Canton Mating Library aud secreiary BOOKCASES
bic top Centre Tables Ex,enson Dining do Cutlery.
Tea sets GLASSWARE, Dressing Bureaus Washstands Bed
seads Hair Mattresses Lounges Wardrrbes &C. the whols
TO be peremptorfly sold 70 the highest bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25

HARLEM AUCTION NOTrCg-A SALE OF HOUSE,
hold Furniture consisting of Sofas Bureaus Carpets
N ai tables Beas,eads Feather Beds and Bedding
Tools Hardware Harness. and VIII take place Tuesday
Marco 70, at O'Clock, In Iith street. between Third
Fourth avenues.