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II nEERiQU ES. Al CTIOTEER.
IL. Ey AILEN \ BROWN,
tnCe, No. % BrOa
Jonathan W. Allen, Josiah w. Brown, ors,Io ucnrlucs.
Rnal LslAla a. pMhic and nriN nie sale.
Tuesday, April z.

Tuesday, Apri7.
A. IL O'Clock, =; The LHcanse ssesroom III Broadway
brown front House ana Lot No $s5 hast Nineleeni
orer Sic of house a i,Ss5 eei; iat sns '"' " s''
%s dS oa sS Lot so sqTTs Il ws sG m S
street GSaH"f & al ~ pGasrn . % s h pAr''
East ii s,fcel-The three story
cellar French root trc House aud Lot No u Lss; Eh
est manner OF Phisaepha bres wIn heavy brown % stone
and walnut .irc,sa ie rooms With at,nndnn, ei"set room,
water and ssih roola Size Of house iSsSis 10, Ssa
portion Of the purchase money may remain on bond
Maps AMI particulars a, the orcc the aue,Ioneers, 80
Broadway.
IONS L. vANpEw irCR, AUCTIONEER, q DUANE
one 81 tn, recherche ol freuch Plants
and Trees ever Caorcd the public ana rust Imported BY VI
O. Gtsud perfectly hardy aud all IN perfect condition,
grated Fruit rcrs, in every arietyAppcs, Pears, Purs,
ApFie9,s &C. vsneas Masnoha' khogodendIums, Buos,
worthy Of special attention.
7 COLE, ArC1IoSE R.-THE BACH ESTATE At
o.. auction on Wednesday. April :, at IL ~, at the ely
salesroon pheni budns. No. u Cour. street! Mon
end guys Ty ,ag%n .,yo Hssr sy rSniS on Gohss
,everal larAe four story stofcs, a Dyeinr &c. "
fnoq street stores Nos o. ard S Tie best side Of tho
Nos II and - james street, Brick aud one frame Build.
No. S3 Liberty street, large brick stable
Also TO close trust il Lots on Sear street wy,he
Tie nd,rusoe Ways at Tie orcc cf he aue,'oneer, No
$50 tuitcn street, brookyr.
IAMEs CAGSEY, ALc LcTlONkEk-OFFlCE Sis WASH.
inslon street, above Spring. ne week 20 sell
his st OF hrsi class saes; ony iew class
taken q be n.ends 70 e personally pcscn, his
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,. Aprii and =
al No carroll lace, Blocker street
Sar . S ness ma % D S5& Ga5 & sh ses with st,7s
81 the lower part O hl city, having selected Nv the
with judgment and without regard &, cos Fun ds.
scrpye ossosues now iesoy will be sent persons wish
ing thcm
" B.-1his Furniture be purchased NJ rrvaie sa,e
for two days at csiO0O; rent OF the house, s2j0o.
JAMES cAGNEY, AUcTIoNEER.-oFFiCE SIS WASH
- inetDn street, above spring, will take only few norr
fret class sales he intends 20 I've personally present Al
sale. IL years. experience in the auction business
MONDAN, APRIL =, At i0jt O'CLOCK,
At ~ West 1hyJth street, between Fith Sixth ave-
elegant Household turninre made by Bruner
one Piano. Ste.nway Sons.
TUESDAY AID WEDNESDAY APRIL AND
h No Carroll place, Blocker street Gle snt and substantial
Furniture rosewood Piano, hst ualitY OF Bedding a.
TIL RSDAY, APRIL .,
At ~ Beach street. senee Fngnture four
win extension aud basement.
FRIDAY, APRIL ~.
Ninth street. between Broadwpy l,tfsty Dlsce srpcth
riJr uTlituie Ut u tonr s,cry hVusu-
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will sell at auction
on Tt ESDhl, April 2, 1868,
at IL o'clock,
at the Exchange salesruOm, Ill Broadway.

Madison Avenue Northwest Of Thiry-nuth street.
The class three story French roof Houses
Lots northwest Of Madison and thirty
ninth the house has bay window the side
25S 1854 Including dining exenson with handsom.
stable in the The house adjoining II PAT f5nS fee
These houses we'll built and arranged and ncude a the
modern improvements black walnut stairs. Corner lot
253 a. IL inches by 10 feet In dcpth forming
angle upon which the stable adjoining lot 27 eet
Sale by Order OF the Trustees OF Five Points House OF
dustry, Nos 1856, l5S aud l6N Leonard Street.
Leonard street.-The valuable plot Of Ground with the
three story brick Buildings south side OF Leonard
between Centre and Baxter Streets known Nos l56
Is, G being together f2 front, about 63 feet
by about n ieet In dp One half remain on bond and
mortgage.
sullivan Street.-The valuable size po; of Ground in
of e2 Sullivan street, with Buildings which consist
large three story brick buildings, 2i9x66 feet story
brick stable, l9x25 feet two story frame bull iins ais
She'd 4ly5S feet The suitable for brewery lar
factory pork packing establishment actTnt
business.
Maps of all the above at No. 8 Pine street.
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r)Y HENRY n. LEEDS 4 MiNER.-iNPORrANT ART
ID We respectfully INFORM our trends, AL admir-
ars lOneray that have received nsfuc-
tons fro the wei kuown house OF Mcssrs Bailey CO.. 0f
Philadelphia, sell the entire collection OF costly pfihusl
Painn,s Of the h hest class, recently selected ~ lber
senior partner the studios OF celebrated afss " INC
capitals Europe, the greater portion ~ when
have never before been exhibited IN the tcd states I,L
wH be on eAhbnou .be Lees Art galleries sll bnd ss
broadway, OF Twelfth street, thursday rorniBi
The Nh inst H4NRf n. LEEDS a. NINEki aucto.eer,
py J. EDWARD byLANDT, Al CTIONBER. WILL
ID sell by auction on "Wednesday, az II o'clock, AZ hs
saiesrOOn, 6b Broa superb hand furniture,
knade by Aaffoite ANrnrs tuushs Curues. "aftsn-
lars tomorrow.
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A j. BLTFCKFR, SON 8 co. WILL SELL. AT AUC
"A. tion on 1ues'ay hprl ls6s al 2ocock, az the Ex.
change snesroom. On West rwcnty.Ih streetT~O four
story brown Houses Lois, Nos lo1 and 39 West
Twensy-xth street. north side, oewees SiAh and Seventh
avenues eaclh Aj2 ieet lots hail block dcph entirely
hnishedin with nj! the improve
ments immediately terms favorable. Maps al
l'euar ST
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A J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., WILL SELL AT ACc-
change Salesroom.

Washington sreetThree story brick Building and ease
nod Lot Sib shn side between nate ana
Jay Streets size 25xsu and building covering the entire o
James slipThrce brick front Building and Lot u
James slip south side, laS building entire ot now
uSet by Fidshin, Railroad a siurehnus.- =.
West iwcntonIth stree-One story Building nnc 10Y
on north side OF 70 eel east
pf Eighth avenue 231lXel.a ,-,,r.
FOrty-seventh 57 Sf 55i and bn3 Wcst
Forty seventh side between Tenth ana Eevehh
AVENUES each 25lHh . ,,,
West brown Engsh Dase-
ment Houses LOIS S7 ana iD West Twenysixh street,
north each IL AoS
feet lots deep eniirey hnishcd III the oest
manner with all the niO!ern Improvements . -
E1ridge hi stOUp brick House. No SS,
between Walker streets. contains al the moGern
improvements
:, THURSDAY, April q,
At 12 O'Clock, at the Exchange SaIesro0m,
Elegant Country seat Spuyten DuyvThe large and
apendd mansion uur OF land ahout mlnuIes
walk from Spuyten iuyvi Gepo anu quarter uie from
the Boulevard, cOmuan liun astLcent view OF he hud
AMI taiisa with all tne oeru improvements
barn. carria housc, arcnei's shop hcnnery,
In pcr.ea teauti.uly Cow
feet river froni arto noweIs a.G fiu "a
abundance, spend shaaed In difeIilon oneo'
the most elegant desirable teatemans residences IN The
vicinity OF New fOys.
PE4.LMfTo... 5 LIZ OF AN tLE}ANT RESIDENCE on
TNI.I -El HIu STREET.
East Tweny-ef huh Street.-The handsome story brown
stone front hi siuU. Lot "a. ll1 twenty
eighth street. north side, between ForL Lexington
avenues coniins all TIE improvements Is Ia perfec
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MORRIS WILKINS
Handsome Houses, northwest Madison aud
Thirty street, and business Property Leonard and
Sullivan.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A LAWYER, WITH b SINESS, WOULD ASSOC1AT
with competent Office lawyer. with business,
arrange with u attend counsel business. Acarr1
Law Herald Office.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
ren,L avenue, lO7,s ana l0s,h street.


. Remsen, deceased as follows
Grand Botievarde Lots, comprsn. the entire eastery
orand Boulevard 10Th
The Eleventh Bouevara nterec. these
leaving OF 25 zee, In width In front OF these
lots.
10Th street24 Lots the north side OF 10th
prsng the entire the Boulevard Tenth
avenue
l0sth sreets4 Lots the south side Of i0sh street.
prsng the entire front between the Boulevard and Tenth
avenue.
Tenth avenue.-s Lots the Lots the
side OF Tenth comprising the fronts between
1Oth ana l0eth streets lot In the 10Th street,
Terms OF sale wil be liberal.
Maps at the olce of the Auctioneer No. Pine
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A RARE CHANCE II APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATE
" ly-Tho Stock. Fixtures VIII of the Old
lhed actory and fancy goods
q Maiden Nassau street.
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4 FIVE YEARS LEASE or A FIRST CLASS HOTEL
n for sale st bargain rent low. location best IN Inc
city Of New YORK. Address ca Fine Morgan, IL end
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BOARDERs AND LODGERs WANTED.

BLOCK FROM CITY HALL FRANKFORT HOUSE,
Frankfnrk and William $50 roorls best accom-.
notation; gentlemen ony 70 TO ~ day 60 and %
week: open oil night.
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR SPECULATION Or IN
" vcsimeut -JOilNsON MILL X, AuctiOnccrs, have
received positive instructions the sell IL
o'clock Tuesday, Apf Exchange Salesrooms, Ill
ladwsy, y ., ls0 valuable Eighteenth ward rooSlyn
Lots all nncy oca" On tverreen and Central avenues,
Jacob Jay eta, near Broadway, and Gates
Railroads aud Bus.wck bouaeverl, without any
limit whats Graurs hi-h, swamp
Can be bu.It upon at All who wish secure
maps for this greet sal VIII do well to make In mediate
pUstion huconerr % Nassau street, New
fgrct The 1 eyl
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AND PORCELAIN,

sarse number og man1e pier aud oval Mirrors; ali the Mat
uesses and Beddns newly made within the pas; the
Cutlery other appureuartes r class Hotel ane
order Also, the lar pat fixtures comprising and
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL AND DINING SALOON,
~ Bowery Boyard street--2tV light room&
neatly furnisaed - to ~ weekly tO to ~ cents nishhy
entire daily expense about l AU for gentlemen only
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RENJAMIS y THEALL, ACCTIoNFRR,
ID late salesman with r. II. Ludlow -
Handsome Household Furniture,
Rosewood Pisnoforte,
China ard Glass.
BENJAMIN r. TIEALL will! sell by auction OF Tuesday
April 1s ~ O'clock IS West Twelfth ssree near
Firth avenre the rosewood, walnut AMI mahogany
Parn- tcdrDom and Dining Furniture, Mirors, Car
pets, Croclery Glass Kitchen Utensils, &C. Catalogues
ready at 81 Liberty street.
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L'OR sALH-TIiE ONE-HALr INTEREST OF A RE-
firing partner IN the business No agents
need apply for particulars apply TOD. HAviLASD hard
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$40 600 -pARTNER NE wAMTED ,I,1 E FOR r. ,.s LrGsA.
Aidress with real name. COX 42S New York Post Office
G1N OOO -PARTSEH WITH THIS ANOrHT
pIN.UVV. wanted IN established business this ~
no humbuc bot hde business and tcatton
vii be noticed ept by maAile appointment tor per-
sonal tho parties Interested Adseso
Cash, Herald Office.
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THURSDAY. s,h aud FRIDAY, lo,h at lo4 o'clock each
,dsy continuing until the so'd comprising all
the Furniture much Of which recently made by
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

INCREASED POSTAL FACILITIES BETWEEN wI,IJ.Ms-
BURG AND NEW YORK CIrY.-Postmaster Darbee, of
Williamsburg, has been authorized by the DEPART
ment at Washington TO advertise for proposals for
TWO additional mails on week days and one on sun
days between his office and the New York Office
EFFECTS OF THE THUNDER SToRx.-During the
terrific thunder storm which came up 80 suddenly
yesterday morning current OF electricity struck the
chimney OF Nlshwitz's foundry, First street. near
South Fourth, Eastern District, and DESTROYED over
thirty feet The uid then descended TO the engine
ROOM and acted so Enthusiastically that the engineer In
charge deemed II prudent TO retreat prcciptately.
CHRIST CHURCH FAIR AND FRsTivAL.-The fair and
festival Of the ladies Of this church, ut washington
Han Eastern District In AID Of the Rcctory fund has
been numerousy attended during tie past two DAYS
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL IT, lS6a-TRIPLE SHEET

and paralysis, Miss LIBBIE McELRoY, formerly OF
Catskl and Saugerties aged 10 years, ii months anu
days.
PELL.-On Thursday evening, April 10, after short
Illness ROBERT TRouP PELL eldest son OF Robert L.
Notice of the funeral hereafter.
PHINEAs-on Wednesday, April Is, MYER PHINEAs'
Funeral this friday morning at nine o'clock
from los Wayerley place, which his friends are in
vited to attend.
RoBERTs.-In this city, on Thursday, April 10, Mrs.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
enteenth street. on Saturday afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
sNYDER.-On Wednesday, April Is, MICHAEL shy.
The relatives, friends of the family, members Of
Park Lodge, F. and A. NJ, and the Metropolitan Fire
are invited TO attend the mne era .as
dence, corner OF Fifty street and Eighth avenue
PARK LODGE, No. sic, +. AND A. M.-The members
special communication, to be held at their lodge
rooms, eSs Eighth avenue, this Fridayl April H. at
OF Sro fas
BY order THOS. G. CASSIDY, Master.
SPRNGsTEEN.-On Wednesday afternoon, April Is,
RANDOLPH SPRTNGsrEEN in the oath year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, IS Downing street, this friday evening" at
quarter to eight O'Clock. His remains will be taken
to Rockland county for interment ~
orhihEh-Ou wednesday,, ApTH 10, uAnhiH IL
STRIKER aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, footof Strikers lane between ysecond
and Fiftythi streets, on Saturday afternoon, at
one O'Clock Carriages will be in waiting at the Rev.
Dr. Hutton's church, Washington square, between
Waverey place and Fourth street, until half-past
twelve O'clock to convey the friends to the house.
ToMpKINs.MOn "Wednesday April Is, after a long
and painful illness, FLORENCE NJ, wife OF Captain
Daniel d. Tompkins, U. S. n. S., in the 9th year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her parents, 1o6h street, second door east OF
Third avenue, this friday morning, eleven O'Clock.
TUOMEY.-On Wednesday, April 10, JOHN TUoMEY,
late Of Willow Grove DEL, aged Sc years.
The friends OF the family and those of his cousins,
William and John Keller, respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this friday afternoon at one
o'clock from the residence Of his daughter, Mrs
Martin, No. $40 Tenth avenue, corner OF Thirteth
street.
YouMANs.-At BAT Fifth avenue, New York, on
Monday, April 10, EMMA T., wife of Daniel d. You
mans, and youngest daughter of the late Ephraim
Miller, of Brooklyn, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this CFrday) after
noon, at two O'Clock, from the residence OF her
mother, No 4s South Ninth street, Brooklyn, +. ID.
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-On Wednesday
evening, while man of the name Of John Dagnan
was walking along the track he was run over by the
five P. NJ. Port Morris train Of the Harlem Railroad.
The deceased when observed by the engineer was
walking towards the engine and attempted to get of,
but his foot slipping, he fell and one OF his legs was
nearly severed from the body and his head badly
lacerated. The deceased fingered without recover
ing his consciousness until eight O'Clock last night,
when he EXPIRED apparently In great agony. The
Coroner, Gar Robinson, held an inquest yesterday
afternoon, when verdict was rendered that the de-
ceased had come by his death as stated above, and
the jury censured the Harlem Railroad Company on
account OF the engineer not putting on the brakes
tached to the train.
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and In consequence of the storm yesterday prevent
ing the attendance OF many friends, will be continued
this afternoon and evening. The display Of articles
sale is very fne and the supply IF refreshments
ample and OF the best quality. In the evening the
church choir viii sing several choice selections OF
music.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE NAVY YARD.-Coroner
Smith held an inquest yesterday afternoon the
body Of Hall Sherman, carpenter, residing in North
Oxford street. who was instantly killed at the Navy
Yard yesterday morning. The deceased was at
work on hydraulic pump on board the ship
Colorado, lying in the dry dock. In some manner
by which he was instantly killed. verdict OF acct
dental death was rendered.
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CoFFEE-Ro was firmly held, but heard OF further
sales Other kinds quiet but steady at former prices
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recepts 6qg7 bbls flour, 1754 do.
and s5 bags corn meal 9s bushels wheat l6 6 do corn,
b25 do and 54 do barley There fair degree OF
activity in the -four market to-day and sales
fected at Improvement of loo &c. but there gen.
eral advance In prices For State of %
cents was demanded, but not obtained California IN
improved demand and trfe rmer The comprised
l5o0 bbls within the of the quotations appended
Southern flour moderately active and very firm the
being 500 bbs. Corn meal in better Sales
bills at IS So for city and SO 10 IS % for white
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and at the close bankers bins on England at sixty
days were quoted at l0oX; at three days. llOH; CON-
mercial bills 10sk bills Paris at sixty days. 6lsx
a5.12H
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances In the subTreasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
follows
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER
ID SPECIAL SALE OF COSTLY PAINTINGS.

HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINEl. viii sell by auction at the
Leeds Art Galleries. SIT and 69 Broadway Twelfth
street. Friday and Saturday evenings April II Is
AZ O'Clock evening" the entire collection OF Pictures
Phadspha consisting Of upwards Of $50 choice specimens
member Of their frm aided by the advice and counsel of Mr.
j. r. TAFT the resident American artist OF Dusseldorf Tho
collection contains the most important examples OF
modern Christian that has been and
His Two Disciples at Emmsus by Prof Carl Muller OF nus-
seldor grand example of landscape painting by the Illus
rious Andreas Achenbach Grace Before Meat BY A. Gull,
important specimens of the art This exhbi-
ton will be found unusually Interesting as all the various
schools of European art Italian French Flemish Dutch,
German, English, &C., are represented, viz =
Meyer Won Bremen, l.. Hartman, koek koek,
Kraus, Geselchap, Tschaggeny,
Vautier De Noter, Ten Kate
w. Amberg Schessnger, o. AchenoacS'
Escoscura Carl Muller Lschauer,
+. j. Cob ctt W. Sohn, Robbie
Achenbach, Herzog, salentin -
Salvage Verboeckhoven, Ana otners.
They win open for aud after Monday, April
Ii, day and evening, till sale.
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The wheat quiet but very firm. There
aGoai g 81 refused for choice Tbe
Y Az lei III
EN- .;s ssasE ~ ::s
sla Il % for State Bs Lex was dull but firmly held OF
FnEGnTs market continued to rule dull but rates
I To- sSS By 3 grain
S2d and cotton at d I'D The charterns 5u9iness was
ard Steamer 1000 boxes e. e'; 70
London per ss eres lard at 5O and 200 sore;
g. The Charters werek Norwegian bark ~ ton sa to
s Ssrsa i. Bate oa w aas
Lowed e d & bark ao TONE 70 Gaaz with
rates. Boston from csdis to GlSqeester salt
GGSsy BAGS were in demand and firm 2. Isc lsHe
were 700 bags private TERMS Blu. understood at advanced
GUNNY CLOTH quiet at former figures
s h%f and @ 4 shipping selling
Of S On ss %
jute we heard Of no sales prices unchanged.
for for S H1 1867 'r0 '0
MoLAssfs continued in moderate demand and prices were
:;sssy The sales were SIS AAa' and " sf's' Cuba 'ysd
s1 wa ss ss .Sn .s
at SIC. RosinThere activity the market but in
tAsss ssSsie At s sna "a S a.
s scSa ac VI Ss ss So srsssse Is K s
u sly pale IS 6 Of and extra do at ss Is 81 5o Tar
unchanged at II 80 for prime city Other steady.
G 'S SefaaEss
in the pork market to-day, and slightly higher prices
% ss %'5i %e ~a' r S .as.
SS%gI''s ~ for ID 81 for tSr pr Rss
~ II: for buyers. o 9o ss s pSs
wesi a ~ a vey r ~ ~ W. E a. BEEF
mess and 2 % w % for extra do sales 40 bbs Terce
there OF moment. prices were nominal Bacon
amos; Inactive held firmly at previous prices Vi,
d. e. long el's ssssS:a 1 ss s' sl%s
for short do, and l4c. l!&lc. for Cumberland cut
fair Sales 800 packages at AYE iSc for pcSied shoulder
l2Ic. sc. dry do. 1lc 4c for smoked Do isSe
for bagged market for lard was more active AZ former
prices the sales being 80 bbs a, l6c I7Sc for No. to
PETROLEUM Crude held higher bu, the demand uas
light The receipts continue light the stock is small The
$50 do. at 12c-the market closing at the ater hcmre
In bonded the business light holders were hmer in
40 bb at the inside Free was dull bu, s s a ses
s5c. OF crude naphha the sales 4lO bbis at &C. in
bulk The Philadelphia market dull but prices were
changed The only sales we heard Of 800 bbls stand
RrcK~CsroiIna was steady at lie IIsc for fair IN
prime Rangoon was strong; sales 4Oo bags, bond at lc
sUGAR-There only moderate business done in raw
TODAY, but the market was strong, fair good refining
Cuba being held at losc thssaes hhds al
nned moderately active and hrm at 16 for powdered
SFEps"Cacutta Inseed continued in demand ,ere xere
sales of 5000 pockets private terms quote "a rs gold
Clover was dull at losc a1O11c for prime. Timothy
sTRARIsE-The continued light bu. in prices there
was no change We quote i.s' ,. lse
There were saes of s6,OVO lbs at l2sc 21s-mainy
%aisKrY-R Receipts, none. The marke. was Inactive and
prices were nominal
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UCTi0E sALE.-FREDERIcK DIG AUCTIorEBR,
lure Of The ..ncs mo- Wos ne seu
wooster Pascr and Bedroom suts Carpets paintings Cur
and Glass Ware 40.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIoN NorICE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
~ housekeepers.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Velvet, Brussels Ingram Carpets
Elegant rosewood four round corner PianofOrte.
Beautiful Parlor and Library Suits
Works of Art, Bronzes, Vases. Figures, statuary
Fine collection of Oil Paintings
This (Frday) Apr H. morning Mt IL O'Clock precisely
residence l9 West Eighth street. between Fit
Sixth This will be the largest aud richest sale OF
this Reliable In attendance to cart or pack goods
reasonable charges. Velvet BRUSSELS, In
four magnificent Parlor SUITS covered with the richest de-
scrpon French satin, brocate aad silk gilt and marble
Tables, rosewood Etageres style of Louis XIV
Turkish Easy Chairs and Reception Chairs walnut Bookcase
rosewood PianoOrtc Stool and Cover Canterbury
800 lots beautiful Parlor Ornaments Works OF Art
Clocks Bronzes Richard L. Edward Ill., William Tell, Ges
Ter La Poese L'TIistore, Figures, Knights &C. Statuary
Parian lava China Vases, % on Paintings by eminent
artists rosewood and walnut Bcdsteads, Bureaus Wash
stands Commode spring and hair Mattresses Beds Linen
Sofas Chairs Rockers Lounges covered with harciotn ana
reps Curtains, large small Mirrors Extension Table
Buffet Dining Chairs rich cut CRYSTAL Glass and Bohemian
Ware, silver Coffee and Tea Sets, Casters Ice Pitchers
Spoons Forks China Tea and Dinner Sets ivory Table Cut
lery N. B-Take Sixth Seventh University
place cars. LUKE FITIiERALD, AuctOheer.
j. BLEECKER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
N the Manhattan Hoel-A. j. BLEECkER, SON n co.
Furniture. For particulars and catalogues apply at the
hotel Nos and Murray street. or to the auctioneers
Cedar street.
~ saeroom No. IL Vesey street. next TO Asor House This
day. April H. l0E O'clock general assortment of House
Furnishing Goods; Crockery French China, gold band
Sets Table Casters Ice Pitcher Cake Baskcts Table
Cutlery French Clocks Vases large service Japan Ware
Bird Cages, &c.