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The New York herald., 1869-01-11
csHEsAl NOTES

Garrotcrs are at work In Cincinnati.
tempest In . teapot.-Tae insurrection on the
Ogeechee.
western partisan papers arc resuming their vulgar
attacks upon General Grant,
Major Henry Summer, an old and esteemed citizen
Of Newberrv, s. c., u dead.
diana. Beware Of country sausages.
Buckwheat soirees are TO be succeeded BY pork
jowl matinees In Ohio. All the Bohcmians are cheek
by-jowl with the managers.
account Of the number OF "dead beats'' half seas
over VINO have been confined In 1t.
A ST. Louis paper refers to "Beau Butler, " meaning
Ben.-Take any other shape but that. Ben u no
more OF dandy than Andy.
A wild man has been discovered In Ohio. he II
not member OF the legislature, but was caught in
the act Of hugging young girl.
The pious people have just closed their week OF
PRAYER, and now we suppose the thieves and high
waymen viii nave their week OF preying.
the doctors bled Carswel, the murderer, before
he was hanged the other day. The lawyers generally
DO that to prisoners In all criminal cases.
Colonel Stanton, paymaster, has disbursed during
Richmond, Petersburg, Fsrmviie ana Fredericks-
burg.
Society on the sth or January last Tammany
"Punch ana Judyn and other novelties. SIC transit
&C., and even old Hickory" - fast being forgotten.
The contest about ladies feet In Indiana h growing
personal. The Tcrre Haute editor alleges tnat the
Lafayette bellies have feet 80 large that only four or
editor retorts by declaring that the shomakers IN
Terre Hautc when they make shoes for the bellies IN
that place. have 70 erect sort OF marine railway In
their back yards In order 20 launch them. 10 Is
blessed with enlarged understandings, whatever
may be said OF the editors.
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PLAN TALK TO the SOUTH.


Radical Cougressmen and Southern Recon-
stitutIou-Lctter from A. Il. Brown, Of
mississippi.
Ex-Governor A. =. Brown, Of Mississippi, has ad-
dressed letter to the editor OF the Jackson iiss)
c,arion dated Terry, Hinds county, January ], on
the alleged frauds In the June election In that State
ana on the rejected constitution, In the course Of
which he says:-
do not know many OF the leading men in Con-
nress. The few that | do know well, am satisfied,
win do us justice II our case s fairy laid before
them. Among them are Wilson. OF Massachusetts,
Wade, TrumbuI and Chandler OF the senate, and
bingham OF the House. Our people have been
made to believe that these gentlemen are
our enemies, and that they are pursuing US IN ma
lignanf spirit through mere love OF vengeance.
know them we'll and do not concur In that
opinion. They know that we fought them lko men.
Convince them that when We laid down our arms
we dio 50 In good faith; that when we confessed our
defeat we acknowledged the permanent overthrow
OF slavery aud or the right OF secession. and nat we
are now sincerely dcsirous OF resuming our position
In the federal Union, not to disturb its harmony bu
to contribute oil our energies, mental and physical
TO ~ lasting prosperty-do tins and tue
republican leaders have named, hnu DOUBT
less many others, will DO ~ ready 70
receive W as we are TO he receiveu
But am asked how are we 10 convince them
answer BY acknowledging our own weakness
ana the power OF the government; by street com.
pliance win The terms OF reconstruetion prvpOsed
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The Southern bonds were largely dealt In, and
prices were active. The revival OF interest in these
securities shows the popular impression that the
South Is the eve OF restored commercial prosper
ty and the fact is borne out BY the numerous enter
prses on foot TO take Northern capital In this direc
ton. The bonds OF the State or Louisiana are par
ticularly favored doubtless from the belief that In
the general recuperation. this state with New Or
leans as future great shipping port will take the
lead OF her Southern sisters Prices closed at four
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon - follows:-Tonnes-
Sees ex coupon. eSk . osk; do, new, 90 esK;
virgnias ex coupon, SAX . 55k; do, new, sck
57h; Georgia skies, 7sx 70; do. sevens, 90 ook;
North Carolinas. ex coupon, e4k e4,E: do. new,
81 62s; Missouri skies, SIX So; Louisiana SKIES
ex coupon, 10 . II; do, levec skies, 06k 81; do
eights IS 70; Alabama eghts, IS So; do, nves ol
q 81; South Carolina sxes old. 90 II; do, new, e5
q 90; City Memphis SKIES so . 81.
Cold was without any important feature. Tho
market developed strength ct the close on account
OF the warlike aspect OF affairs In Europe and
the necessity for shipments to meet the payment OF
the government gold coupons held In foreign coun-
tries. The nrmer tone Of exchange also tended to
strengthen the premium. The fluctuations In price
fort he uoak war fnI
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DEATHS.

ArLEv.--At his residence. No. Is west zlcv-
enth street, on Friday evening, January ., ALFRED
The relatives and friends OF the deceased are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from hts
lase residence. this Monday afternoon, At one
BxTrs.-on Sunday. January 10, oTrs BATES. in
the ssth year OF his age.
Boston papers please copy.
BERRIAy.-At lilcksvile, L. T., on Friday, January
9, MARIA BRRRrAN, wife OF JacJb Berrian. aged "a
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral. on Tuesday afternoon, a. two O'Clock. at
Hicksvllle L. !. Train leaves Hunters Point for
BENsoN.--on sunday, January 10, Of scarlet fever,
HAIRY Van BERGks, youngest son Of Rodney ana
ka,e ~ asS assn ma ana Saturday yanu
sry Q, OF paralysis TIMOTHY B. BooAKT. sr, SON OF
the late A6ram Bogart, In the esd year OF hls age
funeral on Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock. Car
riages will be az Hunters Point ferry for friends q
Freencld ss and New Brunswick n j. papers please
Bsusn.--on sunday. January 10. BsSJAxIS d.
The relatives and friends OF the family also those
OF his brothers. Joshua jacob, Caleb and William are
Is,s rcsdence No ~ west street, on
Wednesday afternoon, AT two o'clock.
CAMrBEiI---At Harlem, ON sunday morning. Jan
nary TO- at SIX O'Clock. FRANCIS :. cAhfBkn IN tne
Relatives and friends and members OF N. Y. o.
s s yssdero noruep & sua Third
avenue on Tuesday afternoon, OF one O'Clock.
CLARKsoS.--At Flatbush, L. l., on sunday morn.
Ing January 10, DAVID =. CLARKsoS, Ia the ia
year OF his age.
funeral, from his late residence, Fatbush ON Tues
day afternoon. at two O'Clock. Cars leave the Full
toNnAD.-6n SUNDAY, January 10. II. CONRAD,
AGED "a years and 10 months.
Thc funeral viii take place on Tuesday afternoon,
nj one O'Clock, from his late residence Iva West
broadway, corner OF Canal street.
CoRwiN.-On sunday, January 10, Mrs. MARY Cor
iIer reist,ves and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the raj on Tuesday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, from the Methodist Episcopal church In
Greene street, near Broome.
DELASEy.--Suddenly, on Tuesday, January 3,
CAruRfNE DELANEY aged 3s years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
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and went down 10 o per cent.
The stock market was marked BY steady increase
In the speculative feeling which at the close became
rather excited. the gradually easier feeling in
money was promptly rejected In stocks This was
especially the case about four O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon when the very favorable condition OF tho
banks was made known. IL was In this period
prices attained the highest they have reached since
the memorable imitation preceding the great break
OF last fail Toledo rose to losx . 1861,
Northwestern common to "a q sax, Northwestern
preferred to SIX q IS, Reading to e4K q s5, Rock
Island TO I25k, Fort Wayne TO 11sl 100. Pacino
Mail to 123x l2l and Michigan Southern to ok
six. Holders OF New York Central were greatly
disappointed because their stock did mot
share In this rise, tho highest point II
touched being 1885. The cause Of its dull
ness IL the impression that the advance has
been already discounted. II ID beginning 10 takcils
place aide by side with Erie In the brokers' pigeon
hoes the street preferring 20 seek fresh nelds and
pastures new' for Its operations. Hence the
general visit TO the remainder OF the stock list.
pittsburg was one OF tho most nuctuating on the
list nrst ascending on the strength OF report that
O scrip dividend was to be declared and then sud.
denly declining when nothing more was said about
the dividend, cxccps that an injunction had been
placed on ns declaration. This stock was manpu-
lated BY the Eric clique which fact may account for
these reports ana fluctuations There is . general
promise Of scrip dividends on the Western rail-
way stocks, which fact aided By the relax
alton OF money. has been the principal
cause OF innaton. Rock Island, under the
influence Of report to the eject that heavy scrip
dividend will DO declared has been the most prom-
nent In the advance. At the close yesterday the
"bcars,n who had previously been silent spectators
II not abcttors Of the rising market suddenly began
timd holders throwing their stocks on the market
to realize, in preference TO keeping over Sunday
The prices ct hve p. NJ. were ~ follows:--Rock
Island, 12e 12ck; Northwestern common, sax .
sax; Northwestern preferred, s7k ss7s; st. Paul
preferred, W asked; Toledo, 1oa ios; Pacific Mall
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BROOKLYx INTELLIGENCE.

NEa,.rcTFuL.-A "district OF lamps in the Eighth
ward we're not lighted on Saturday plight.
PRECAUTIONARY ARREsT.-Ofacey Grr OF the Forty
rst precinct arrested J. r. Kerr at late hour sat
urday night on the supposition that he contemplated
robbery. When taken TO tire Washington street
station house he gave his calling as q detective.
His assertions not being credited however, ne was
locked up 10 await trial.
SICK AND DEsTnrTE.-A man named Charles Nc
Carty was found lying the sidewalk at the corner
OF Jay and Plymouth streets saturday night para
Iized helpless and In the most destitute condition.
He stated that he had been lett In the street by
one belonging to the ilatbush Poorhouse He was
taken 20 the "a b mousse ana
BuRoIARy.--The residence OF James wareham. In
spencer street, near DeKalb avenue. was burgiari-
-ousy entered about three O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing. The thieves gained an entrance BY prying open
the grating In the rear OF the house and passing
thence through the cellar Uioor TO the basement.
They became alarmed and he'd before they had an
opportunity to look up any valuabes In their night
shey len a ..pimmyn and other burparious nipple.
ments behind them.
RouoH TREATMENT or NEW WORKERS IN VIII.
IIAxsAuRo.-0n Saturday night last, Michael and
william Collins, residing at No. 757 First avenue,
New York. visited liquor saloon at tho corner OF
south Fourth and Eleventh streets, Williamsburg,
and while there became involved In quarrel with
q party OF Burphers. Shortly after midnight the
Messrs Collins left the place with the intention Of
returning to their homes, but when they reached
suddenly attacked by q large party and murderously
assaulted. Michaei's head was badly mashed BY
sser Hays ans Wasn Of che precinct
were called to the scene OF CONFLICT and arrested
Patrick varey, Martin Connors Hugh Norton and
street station house TO answer charge OF eionious
assault
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THH GLEN MURDER CASE IN INpfAvA.-In tho
criminal court In Indianapolis on the 9Th instant an
for . change OF venue supported by twelve am
davts; two OF these were made By defendant, and
three BY her counsel. The others were made by
citizens OF outside townships; In their opinion 1t
would be impossible to get an intelligent and un.
biased Jury 10 their neighborhoods. The afidavits
OF proprct0rs OF newspapers were also presented
rivInr their circuiatlon ia the county, and snoInr
that their papers were extensively read. The de.
Tense for the state spoke OF the great expense and
the difFculIies attending upon the removal or the
case from the county. Tho state was granted until
next Thursday 70 prepare counter auidevits.
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122H 122x; Reading, OAK 95; Michigan Southern.
ook bid; Fort Wayne, llsh llok; Pittsburg. SAX
q s4k; New York Central. 1861 l5zK; Erie. 3sx
39k.
Tho bids for the city bank stocks at the regular
board were as follows:-New York, 100; Manhattan,
10; Merchants, IFS: America, l4o; Phenix, 1os Vi;
Fulton l5o, Butchers and Drovers', 125; Seventh
Ward. ITO; State OF New York. III: Commerce. 10;
American Exchange, ia; Bank Of the Republic, l2o;
Bank Of North America, los; Market, Ill; Shoe and
Leather l2o Corn Exchange, lao; St. Nicholas, los;
Marine, 1So Importers and Traders l2o; Park, 1l7;
Central National. l05k; Fourth National, 10lk;
Ninth National, 100; Tenth National o.; Eleventh
Ward 100; Oriental. 14o
Annexed u o comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together VITA those for the
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FINANc IAL AND CONNER CIAL.
SUNDAY. Jan. 10, 1859.

SUNDAY. Jan. 10, 1859.
The week closed upon very easy money market
and revival In stock speculation. The relaxatio
In the rate OF interest was not felt so soon after the
quarterly bank statement as was generally antici-
pated and in the earlier portion Of the week COM
missions ranging from 1.l8 to 31s Of one per
cent in addition to tho legal rate were paid for
the use OF money. On Thursday, however, an
easier feeling was experienced, ana by Saturday
money vas plenty at seven percent currency. II u
to be hoped that Congress before adjournment win
take steps to amend the law as to authorize tho
Comptroller OF the Currency to do away with the
present system OF bank statements, and authorize
him TO call upon the banks At any time for state
ment for any past day or time he may choose TO
select This win prevent the recurrence OF the dis
tressIng fluctuations OF the money Market as well
Is secure more reliable index OF the standing Of
the banks
The bank statement for the week just closed fs re-
garded as very favorable. There Is q very large IN
crease in the items OF specie and legal tenders, ana
small decrease in the item Of loans which latter u
accounted for by the fact that In the beginning OF
the week the banks contracted largely in order to
meet payments OF dividends and interest," while
savings institutions were under the necessity Of
keeping plenty Of money at hand to meet the with.
drawa CT deposits The totals OF the past two weeks
cnrn apad m fnllOva.-
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CorrKE-Ro was again In good demand from the trade
and the market alhtr frer There sales OF
bags, Southern Belle private Other descrp
tons quiet sAss 900 bags NarAca.bo and Ie0 do.
Laguayra private terms.
FLoCH AND GRAIS.-Rsceipts, ss6l bbs -four, 26S do.
and 26 bags meal loo bushels wheat do corn,
1qls do oats, av rye $40 do. malt Flour dull
and heavy and lower to sci! 20 e1en Some few odd
lots placed ~ concession but there
raj decline There something done for export vt full
prices California .6our dull and nominal; the sales
5000 bbs Southern four dull but UNCHANGED;
sales 2l0 bhlA Rye duh and heavy; bbs
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The prospect for easy money IN the ensuing week
!s therefore, very satisfactory one. The banks re-
port heavy receipts OF currency from the West while
the remittance5 to the South have been compare
lively light as compared with those OF November
and December. Our business men. particularly the
tradesmen and retail dealers, complain Of great
scarcity OF small fractional notes. The expansion
Of business throughout the country, and particularly
in the South has scattered this currency very widely
and its want is becoming daily more urgent The
authorities at Washington would do well 10 call In
OF larger notes and issue In their place an
equivalent in fractional currency The lack OF small
notes is particularly felt In New Orleans. The Price
Current OF that city says:-'The money market pro-
per continues easy, with an abundant supply Of
capital available for the discount Of all first
class paper; but az the most OF this de-
scription Is taken by the banks at bank rates
very little OF it appears outside Street rates are
without any marked variation and we continue to
quote AL paper with unquestionable cohaterals at
10 ~ per cent per annum; AL without coaterals
att ak per cent per month; second class at ~ q
mortgage notes secured by productive city property
IN business localities at 10 II per cent per annum,
and second class do. at IL is. The banks discount
most OF the approved business paper offered BY their
customers but are free lenders for short periods on
solid collaterals There is still good deal Of ncon
venience felt from the scarcity OF small notes, the
receipts by express from the North having been all
absorbed by the demand for the country. In fact It
has been dicut for our banking institutions to pay
checks except in bills Of $loo and larger denomina
tions, and kilograms to New York ordering out
snail notes by express have received the response
that there were none to be had"
The week was busy one among the dealers in
government bonds, in which large sums were In
vested and reinvested. The market was steadily
ascensive with the relaxation OF money and prices
at the close OF the week compared with those OF the
same time of the previous week were as follows
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SATURDAY, Jan. eL6PM
Corror.-Recepts 3sso bales For this staple
active demand chiefly speculative large
transacted and prices advanced Nc per b. the
market closing quiet however There sales Of 1850
bales including lsa 10 arrive OF which 7s specua
on 476 for spinning 1880 for export and 1905 ia
transit. For future delivery tho business moderate
Sales 500 bales mddins for January 27c 100 do
for February At 21c loo do for February 1t &c. 100
do. for February and March at &c. We euote:--
Upl0nds and No6ih and N. o. and
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QY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AuCTIONEER. SALKs-
ID 81 Nassau strect-StuIed Administrations. Hears
Ar!elcpes Tigers, White Polar Bear &C. RoBGRT soMEs
his saiesroom, large collection Of Animas Bird eroups
nne Of winter and Birds &C. Catalogues
ready and the sale exhibition.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIOSEER.
VI Ofnce Desks and Tables,
This day ut II O'clock 0 Liberty street, Gown
ting House and Oce Desks Tables, Chars, aso four
ON TUESDAY, al II O'Clock
by order Of assgnee tine assortment Of Silver Plated Ware
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIoN NOTICE.
IN ". N. HOLLINGsHEAD. Auctioneer.
LARGE, SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY PACKAGE SALE
OF BOOTS AND SHOES At AUCTION.
J. 7. WHITEHOUSE co.
win sell Wednesday, Jan L. ~ 109 O'Clock A. M At thet
saesrooms Nos 20 and rs Warren street, about
strictly prime and seasonAbse
Doors, SHOES, BROGANS AND BALMoRALS.
o. various styles and particularly adapted 10 souhesn West
ern and city trade.
Catalogues ready.
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RY n. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID Household Furniture 10.
On Tuesday jan H. Io4 O'Clock The entire senteel Fur
ntturs contained "a East Thirieth Third
avenue con.sng Of hne Tapestry and Threepy Carpets
throughout the house. Secretary bookcase ns
Sofa BedsteAd Pier Mirror enameed marble top Chamber
Suits Aattresscs Bedding. Window Shades, Bureaus
Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture, Clocks, Vases, kc
Sale absolute The property be removed day SAILS
rain or shine.
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~ Eiogans nousehoo fnrnitures
This day (nonday), January H. afternoon, At O'Clock
precisely, Il the elegant private residence lg Clinton place
Eighth sreet Sixth avenue consiny OF Handsome
Carpets, rosewood TX octave Pisnofoe beautiful Palos
Suits covered with crimson and gold and green gold sat
brocate lace and brocae Ourtans large and small Mirrors
Etagcres, Bookcase Bedsteads BursAua wsshsands Com
Chairs Rocksr Lounges coycred With reps and h.rc'os
Extension Tables, Dining Chairs rich cut Glass; China and
Silver Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery. &c.
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Total. ,c62, $40 $S,537,4oo s745,e2s
The exports Of specie to date In the previous fifteen
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! UUIIUN NOTICE-LARdE AND POSITIVE sALk
OF Agnihcent Household Furniturs valuable rosewood
ssr viii ss on Monday, the entire elegant Eurn.I.s
street ncng al o'clock, consisting OF elegant Par
Ior su 10 rich satin Centre Tables, &c also hne Suits
horse nsir ana spring Mattresses rich Dining Room Furst
ure Taoie ware hc &c all OF which In perfect order
having been but is used Sale positive and without ~
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uENRY FELTMAN AUCTI0NEER-oFFICE ~
III Broadway, sells ths day. lU O'Clock, At rs Eas
Twenty street, Stock Fixtures hne Grocery
Store. Sale positive
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A UCrIoN sALE.-J. AILNoR TAYLOR, Aue
IA uoneer
A rars chance for houseksspers.
Over $50 Lots

Eupefb Household Furniture.
Drawing Room sutsPianoforte Bronxes Mirrors Rcsh,
Silver Plate, &C., public auction. this day, Monday -
tho elegant brown stone mansion 81 Wes Fifteenth street.
Drawing Room SUITS covered green. gold and crimson gold
brocatsl Panofore buhl and marquserie Csb
nets kageres Bookcase Tables, Paintings BY eminent
tsts velvet CArpet brocate Cuains rosewood and
Mattresses, Blankets, Extension Table, Buffet Chnawarc
ktche. fnrntura Cataiorues AZ tha house
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r BoGART AUCTIONEER.-BY VIRTUE or AN Rx-
u. ecuton viii expose for sale Al public auction Mon
H. 1864 10 o'clock the forenoon, Broad
way, lslst 132d ths Contents OF Drag
store. JOHN T. HARRINGTON, MsrshaL
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UCrION NOTICE.-BARGAINF FOR CASH, AT ERNEST
ROTHs furniture manqtsc.ory, IS and IS Bleeckes
prices and warranted hr class magnificent satin brocat
Parlor Suits latest syle for 8200 81 U.s. SuB
covered with harcloth from "a also aso 0vgf
$4,000 worth ~ kinds Parlor Bedroom and Dining Roou
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TAMEs G. BROWN, AUCTIoNEER.
q Large ana attractive sale

Imported CloAks, Mantflas, Shawis and Lace Goods
MocAHlLL CO. win positively sell a. suc,ion on Tues
on the premises No. l6e Broadway. Tweay e,shth
order Madame Charlotte q. Smith, retiring
business, the entire costly and well selected stock OF the
latest Importation and newest desgns Of Velvet BeArsr
Sheep, Velvet Cloth, SIX Satin Asrakhhn Coaks and
Manii.s, Carriage Opera and Reception cloaks and Lacs
Goods together with the elegant Furniture Fixtures u
The establishment Great nducement the trade Catalogues
at MoCahi Co.'S. lsl Sixth and 68 Third
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Garroters are at work In Cincinnati.
A tempest In . teapot.-rae insurrection on sne
Ogeechee.
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T0BEN HArHEwAY, AUCTIOHEER-wILL SELL on
u Tuesday 2th II O'Clock, within store 100 Pear street.
Hanover square, general Wines Liquors,
Cigars Groceries and also lot OF Cutlery Fancy Goods
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TINE BLANCHIssEUsE rRANCAtsE DRsrRERAIr In
~ banchisse dc oueiques ames m - les mrli-
leurcs recommendations rcront donnse Usdrvsssr ~
bAst 25nsa vrcmier.
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Total for week. 7,5l3
The imports OF DRY goods for the Week ana since
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n BURKE, AUCTIONEER.- MORTGAGE
IL. Ebbcts Mortgagee Thomas Ryan, Esq
Mortgage. By OF the mortgage VIII SELL this cays
January H. z. 1oh O'Clock by auction q i Elm street New
Press shans Puleys Betting Counters and Tools used n
paper coilara y. BURKE, Auctioneer,
Ofce Nos and West 23d It,, Fifth Avenue Hotel
JOHN MOHONEY Eso. ATTORNEY for Mortgapeo
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ears compare as follOws:-