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sehlee he said to schlee You struck him pretty wel"
10 which he replied, IL he will come ont now, Will
stick t right Through him. at the same time holding the
sword-cane IN his hand; his mother said, lie Is a
soldier and Knew where to stick she sd she wanted
her daughter TO leave deceased; witness caused the
arrest OF sehlee. This testimony was c0TOboried by
Herman Nilluer OF No as EldTidgest. Mrs Elizabeth
Gesel widow VI deceased, testified that late on the
night Of the her husband wanted something to
eat and when she demurred about cooking at so late an
hour, he became angry and declared he would get
servant 70 do the cooking; be aiterNard demanded
that Mrs Schee and her son should leave the house
ana running down stairs seized her brother VINO was IN
his night clothes; they struggled together Tor some time
when her brother called up stairs: 1 think have
wounded your husband" Mrs Schle was In bed; the
husband and brother then came up stairs ana on witness
asking her brother why he had committed the Assault ne
said have done IL protect you my mother, and my
self" DR. John Black made postinortem examination
OF the body and found stab wOnnd I'm the chest 10 the
right Of the medan line; the weapon had penetrated the
wall OF the heart TO the depth OF OF an nch
there also efusOn OF blood on the brain on
the right side; there bruised spot on the top or
the head; death the result Of Inflammation or the
brain. The jury rendered verdict that the deceased
Adam Gese his death from injnries received at
the hands OF Frederick Schlee and we nd that Christina
Sehlee, HE mother. accessory" Tho accused dc
MED their guilt Schlee is native ofGermany aged 80
years, and clerk His mother is aged 60 years and
native Of Germany, Both were committed 10 the Tonbs
TO await the action Of the Grand Jury
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THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day, Justice Dodge presiding James Butterworth was
committed for assaultng Kate Haloran at her residence
IN Nnthave., Tuesday night The cries Of the girl,
house. attracted tie attention Of officer, aud secured
ButterwOrths arrest
In the Court Of General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford, there trials yesterday OF 10
cases ON the calendar, IL were adjourned, owing mainly
10 the absence OF witnesses Gustavus Duquesne, con-
ndence swinder who stole $50 worth OF human hair from
Mrs. Fannie QUINN at No. SiXhaYe. tho 22d OF
May sent to the State Prison for two years and six
months. Philp WtnslOw, assault, sent for six
months TO the Penitentary. The Court adjourned to
II this morning.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Bowling committed Jacob SCheer and Andrew Ruff, the
men who were arrested by Detective Dusenbury for
having Monday morning entered the real estate office
safe with false keys and abstracted $40 and vau
able papers Schecr had been In the employ Of FacOner
.-.JOhn Howard arrested on the charge of having
stolen S4 pounds OF vulcanZed rubber valves valued
$685. the property Of Mr. George Van Wagner OF No 22
West-St The accused In the employ Of the complain
ant as porter and he and another man had offered TO
sell to Mr. VIM Hyand Of No. SO COuItandtst IL pieces
OF rubber, similar TO that stolen, le committed
at Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Peter FERGUSON native of Denmark, was brought be-
fore Justice Shandey by Ocer Wood of the Tenth Pre-
cnct, who charged that he found the accused Sar
Gay trying 10 sell horse Soon after his arrest Daniel
Tenthave Identified the horse (which he values Mt $500 as
stolen from his pasture Friday night Ferguson adj
mtted the theft, and held for examination. Pat
rick Gallagher for tho larceny OF SiS watch from Pat
held for examination Klntw0rth OF No. u
Stantonst caused the arrest Of Joseph Walter, cigar
maker for obtaining so from him by false pretenses.
The accused proposed 10 KnwOth 20 enter Into part
nershp in agerbeer saloon, but decampcd. ii is al
legged, upon receiving the money from the complainant
The prisoner gave bail 70 answer,
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BOARD OF EXCISE.

The Board of Excise met at 1 yesterday, and
was called to order by President Smith. On motion OF
Dr. Stone, the Board took recess, that the Board Of
Health might consider the matter Of the steamship
Columbia. Tho Board again called to order ut 2.
The Fritz TraDent was taken mp. lie charged
with keeping open bar Sunday. The officer who made
the arrest said lie found the defendant dealing
out lager beer to q number Of people In his
bar-room. Trabent admitted that he drew beer,
but 10 for his family dinner
License revoked. Jacob Ahrens OF No 2 SecOnd-ave
was charged with selling beer Sunday Motion to re-
woke license lost. John Bohs Of No. Dunhamsquare
Brooklyn, was charged with selling beer on Sunday
Dismissed on the grOunds OF lack Of proper service The
OF Henry Helms OF No 205 ~ Seyenthst Brooklyn
and Gabriel EoelIel OF No. GIG Eghth.ave. post
poned The license OF Charles Helms OF No 81 Lahtst
was revoked for selling ale from rootbeer bottle on
Sunday The Board then adjourned to meet the fret
Wednesday IN September.
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THE EAST HoUsToN-sr. HOMICIDE.

Coroner Rollins yesterday concluded an IN
ysstiRaton into the circumstances attendant on inc
death of Adam Gesel, proprietor OF agerbeer saieoh
AT No ISL East Houstons who died from the eject OF
stab wound in the breast inflicted with swordcane by
his brotherinlaw Frederick sehlee. The particulars
have been heretofore given at considerable enxtn ~
TuE TRIBUHR John o. Hassler, OF rory nltn sl nii
Firstaye but who until lately had hyed ~ inc Eass
Houstons At premises testified that Gesel haa
him that be would have clear out his mOtneI
and brotherinaw In order TO have peace 10 Tue mouse
on Tuesday night, the 10Th ult, witness hesda
fe ward az OF "a woman screaming and coming uoNn
saiys saw the old lady her daughter, ana Geeeii
ing in the yard witness asked what was thS hs snd
and Mrs gehiee with club; the wife OF peso ~
asked TO look for her husband as neI after
found lying on the floor In the honse ~ ernsh nnne
ner. he "a taken from the floor and laid on t
there was blood his face and on the n0Or nc ~ 80 10
lie 10 speak; physician sent for but Dei0 H. en-,
vsI wound was found in the breast; witness tno NJ
into tie yard aud there found tho DrisobeE A"u A''
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WEDNEsDAr. July 7-P. ".


Gold has been excited; the opening transac-
tons were made at 1851 from which point II deentd to
lst and aftcrward rallied TO 1851 closing at l3'idi3i
The rally from the lowest point made on the advance
IN startling exchange TO point that allows the shipment
~ specie TO be made 90 profit The Russia took out 4
600 in specie today The cearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were {23CI70O0 and the balance, t3.2i2ls0 49,
Tho market for Government bonds was dull, ana de-
clncd in sympathy with the low range Of the gold pre-
mimi Al the decline there pressure 10 sell. and
with the exception 81 the CT bonds, which are heavily
oversold the TRANSACTIONS were light Al the close the
market was strong advance Of per cent In prices
Tne Offering Of bonds Light aud the demand moder-
ately active.
cold NJ New bends active, with large trans
actions at So 057l closing b.; North Carolina per cents
sola At &c; New bonds, 90; Missouri per cents were
srone AZ g. Southern state bonds were 1rm Louisiana
Ieyee per cents sold at 6l Leyee per cents 81; Ala
hama per cents 6Jl; Alabama 8pcr cents, o. hoW1ofk
state per cent Bounty Loan sold at loSi Brooklyn per
cent Water Loan o2l Railway bonds continued strong
under a moderate Investment demand. Miscellaneous
sbores were dull with the exception OF Western Union
eIegraph which was largely dealt In at 49, 374a5e ana
Pacific Mail which sold ct 9oidSsl closing at sedS't
pres sbares were lower IN sympathy with tho Railway
sbare market; Adams declined TO 59l WellsFnrgo, 2ct
railway shares opened with appearance OF hrmness
a fractional advance over the closing quotations OF yes
ferda al
I stock that caused further decline OF las per cent
IN nrices Tho business done at the Board was very
heavy and well distributed on all the eadlnH shares
The market was demoralzed by yesterdays break, ana
brokers had large orders to close out stocks by custom
ora In the Long Room the pressure TO sell continued up
N noon md large blocks Of stocks changed hands AZ
nom there was Iess rash stock Offering and prices rallied
from DOR cent the lowest quotations OF the day
The largest advance was made IN New YORK Sen'ra'
which advanced from 1881 to 192 closing lSi The rise
in this stock was assisted by the report that
ortieles OF consolidation have been signed by the
dreetors Of the New-YOrk Central and Hudson roads
The easer tone OF the money market also stimulated
hpvers and the market assumed strong tone alter the
close of bank hours At the close prices Ieacteu o
ne cent from the highest point and tho market co'eu
fyersh and unsettled The transactions have Deen very
heavy in all departments OF the Stock Exchange me
railway share market has been alternately weak ana
strong on rumors Of the prospective movements Oh inc
Treasury Department. The downward reaction at the
close was due 70 the denial from Washington that the
secretary had given any information that he intended 10
| increase his purchases
Tho following the closing quotations OF Govern
/
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couRT cALENpARs-THIs DAY.

COURT OF OYER AND TBRMINER.-Michael Lane
gan sheppard Forents 0Coupor Geo Hammond Geo sns
snd Felix Ferris Burglary Dsd Mah forgery; August Pegebapy
Sobiski johnson and Jobh Williams, grand aroesy.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-Re Gases
EoG g. 10, 2. 81, q. %, 40, ~. ~, 90 -. -
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TET,m.-Nos. 1898, 1872 290s,
3s1 $685. $3.50 3l2o 322 3O2 3 $780, 1884, 1919 S75 $3.50 S'
3o9l 1892. 391 -. .
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-Philtp Rummel
onus assault and bey John Mccormick julius Dozen George
FARRELL Robert Campbell John Lynch burgay joseph ays
rape; John Murphy John Duntng Joseph MoTgan hay hee
Joseph Simon Johns Rachel Aek Florence haeH John
S ClaIke and Elizab beth Hatcher, grand larceny.
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TO hold an Inquest at No !63 Chryset the body
OF Joseph Shoher aged three years who over by
second,nye ear Coroner Rollins held an inquest, at
NO 53 West Ihirtysevent-st, over the body Of In
FAM found among some rubbish in clubhouse Gf the
above premises. Nothing asccrtened relative to the
paren tage Of the child.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERT
BLE SISKING FUND BoSDs.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN,
TIFTY YEARS TO RUN,
FRKE OF u. s. TAX.
ISSUED by TIE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS. AND
MfSNEsOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
THESE BONDS, AT THE PRICE, YIELD IN CURRENCY
TIN PR CENT PR ANSUM.
limited quantity only for sale before advancing
the price
Full information furnished by
HENRY CIEws & CO.. Financial Agents,
No. % WAIL-sT, ~ T.
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THOUEgTS.

Coroner Flynn, yesterday, held an inquest
the body OF Thomas Kerrgan who was accidentally
drowned In the North River. The deceased resided at
DO. ~ Spring Tile same Coroner vac requested
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GEORGE 0rDYKE & Co.,
BANKERS,
No. % Nassau-st.,

offer for sale the following desirable securities:
ISpfAYAporB AND VNcENNEs RAILROAD, first
mortgage. 7per cent bonds, guaranteed by the Penn
sYLvANIA CENTRAL and other railroad corporations
Price. s. and accrued interest.
MoBrIE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD, first mort
gage. per cent bonds. Price, s. and accrued in
tercst.
Missouri VALLEY RAILROAD, first mortgage, per
cent GOLD BoNDs Price, G2l and accrued inter
est in currency.
BONDS OF THE County OF LEAvENwoRTH' Kan
sas. 10 per cent free of tax, strongly guaranteed
Price, par and accrued interest.
Also, per cent BONDS or THE CRY OF 0swEGo'
The attention Of investors is invited TO these we'll
secured Bonds and upon application full informa-
ton will DO furnished.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs of the Rock
ropp Rock ISLAND AND ST.. LOUIS RAILROAD Con-
p,Ny. nav principal and interest-1st February and
1st August-in GOLD CoY, free Of Government tar
We recommend these bonds as one OF the best Sc
cured and most profitable investments on the
market.
Pamphlets with maps, giving full information sent
On annlieatiop. HENRY CLEws g. Co.,
Bankers. No. 80 Wall-st.
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vAxDnRBnr L. BuIros, see'y
IQ6Q-JULY INTEREST.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANKr
~. 30 frnmrpY G NJ, CON or NAL-HI

No 50 BOwERY S. w COR oFcANALSr
SYMLANNUAL INTEREST 81 the rate Of SIN PIX Sh ~ IN
all Of - aEd upward Sheh rave lesh ol p "a
three OF months will he credited and payable 10 dtpos" on
amer WI DNESDAY july n ,,, - A.
ALL INTEREST called for vii remain as Pnoep' snd oSs ~
et accordingly will be entered the deposoS BOOKS a. any
tine vi presented AFTER the Plat Of July 80. 4,
THB BANK open Every Day Tor he reception and RamsnSt "
ron-r a To 10 tho EFeu aye OF
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY from 5 % 'cloek a
DEPOSITS made before Jay Vb vail era" tefss' "o' '
LIST Of July 80
SEYHOUR A. BUNCE, SeeresaY Is A. QIlN lAhD' rrss"eIS
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OrFcR or THE ROCKFORD, Rock ISLAND,
AND 81. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
The Coupons Of the First Mortgage Bonds OF TINS
Companv. maturing August /, proximo, will be paid
on and after that date at the Office of the Company
M 70 Wall-st in u. s. GOLD Com, free Of G0rrH-
"' H. H. BooDY,
... Treasurer.
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Union DIME SAYINGS BANK.

lRyING SAVINGS lNsrirUT.ON NO. 70 NAthESsr
1890 JULY INTEREST.-Tho nsnal
EOODs -SEMLANNUAJ INTEREST at the rate Of SIX PER
CENT PER AENUM on all ell to 5000 wlsh have re-
manned on devosi, for three or SIX months previous y viii Be
paid TO deposio July 49, net drawn wa Dc
10 the account aud draw JAY the sane " ssp''
, $50 - WALTER W. coScKLIS, Prest
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GOTH DIVIDEND.-Th UNITED SIA -
10 PiRR INSURANCE COMPANY have tbs s,I ca ss RxiRI
DiVDBYD Of TWO ca PEP CENT parable 20 SsersIaIJ
Governmsnt kx W. niLSVN eNSN'
Eewy0Tk, JAY g. ls6a
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. w.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on al ''A' 10 - "a
49, saw J, Baui Opeu daily irsH 10 N % pa
WALTER w. CONCKLIN: phEsipSSr
y.NnERRIIT IL. BUXTON sEoRkrALi'
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spSause sIS xne'is MONS
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He's SENS 81 81 /:
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+? % a VII W
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sEHfss ADMISSION 81 cens Reserved orchestra seats
p1rs SAfT
On THIS tMoNDAp EVENING, THE GREGORY
e IT. y IA hs
dnNITHsf raT % @sss III Ia. Esrs s,:i ssss
S $S aSS5s
II ss. J. by 4. ME A. SS SPoSR ' .sss,. Ss
y .as s % hands sna the sn' 10y wnH% o he sfx
q CLEAR soMERsAULr, and catches =. the boz
JOINTS ALONE, the far end Of the ladder MOMENTS
REFLECTION win show the fearful superiority in SKILL
s. II he q ss
large WAGERS that cannot be safely achieved All Of the
famous managers, Mr.. r. BARNUM, Mr.. KELLY. OF THE
SMITH, Of the celebrated EC R0PEAN CIRCUS. and proba
bly, the LARGEST CIRCUS PROPRIETOR IN the world ;
Dr. sPAULDING, of the NEW ORLEANS AMPHITHEA-
TIRE; THE HANLONs and numbers Of the FIRST acrooaiic
talent Of the world will be present TO witness this attempt
THE DIRECTORIES, in consideration OF p0PuLAn M DE De
SIRE have consented TO n net on THIS OCCASION
ONLY. The ATTENDANCE OF THE PRESS Of the whole
country Is Solicited.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
A.-IN TnE PRESENCE on SCORES OF PEOPI
A UCTION NoTICE.-EDwiS NICHOLS, & co.
IA over Sl5,O0u worth of

Elegant rosewood Panoforte, Stool and Cover;
Bronzes. Works Stsusry oil Paintings by eminent
artists This day Monday, March % morning. at ny O'Clock
precisely elegant residence c06
street. Eighth The auctioneer will cal the
attention of his friends the public The SALE comprising
the largest richest Household Furniture sale OF this
Velvet, rrussels Medallion Carpets beautiful Paror
Suits richest description French satin
cael Curtains 10 match Pier and Oval Mirrors rosewood
Eagcres French Cabinets Centre Pier Tables Turkish
Easy Chairs and Lounges Bookcase Writing Desks Corner
and Book Stands
Magnificent rosewood Pisnoforte,
stool and Cover; Canterbury,
rosewood and walnut Chamber SUITS style of Louis XIV;
Beds.eafs, Bureaus WGshstands Commodes Wardrobes.
Tables Spring anu Hair Mattresses, Beds Linen Blankets,
Quilts Mirrors, Curtains, Clocks, Ingram Carpets, Sofas
Chairs Rockers Lounges, covered with green and hair
9th walnut 81 cboard, Extension Table, Dining Chairs cut
Crystal Glass and ruby Bohemian Ware Silver Tea and
Zee Set Casters Savers Ice Pitcher Spoons Forks, China
Tea and Dinner Sets Table Cutiery, kc Sale posti
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SALES AT AUCTION.
4 LBERT H. NICoLAy, AUCTIONEER-
a Positive sale
OF elegant brown Stone House and Lot
No. &c South Ninth street, Brooklyn Is. ID.


No. &c South Ninth street, Brooklyn, r. D.
Also four adjoining Including the cor
OF Second street, 1t auction ~
ALBERT II. NICOLAY will sell at public auction, with
reserve, Wednesday March 1852 as u o'clock A.
Exchange No. Ill Broadway Trinity Build
Ing York. three story brown stone high
tt0op subcear House and Lot No. X6 South
Ninth street. the north side between Second and
Third Streets OF Second street, Brooklyn, =.
D. lot % feet front and by ~ feet deep house -
feet 'front.' by 5J three deep all lhe way up;
beautifully and decorated containing all
The modern improvements; main hall and vesabue tiled
with marble buffers pantry the parlor floor; Kitchen
door walnut and ash front cellar Jagged and back cellar &C.
nted with entrance TO good cehouse capable OF hod
ing 900 lbs Of ice No expense has been spared n .ae
time BY the present without regard 70 cost ana pro
In the city and must be seen TO be appreciated so ou
desirable Lots adjoining including the corner o Sscona
each 20 feet inches front and BY ~ ee aeeP
suitable for immediate improvements The location ae
hghfu In excellent neghborhood and no more aesraoe
place of residence be obtained for persons dong ou
In the city OF New York, being within three mil
OF the Roosevelt ferry foot OF tthe New broAa
way, late South Seventh Property IN ths v'cini ~
instantly rising in value and this sale oners unusual
either as place residence speculation or proht
BILE Terms OF sale-Fiity per cent Of the puf
chase money bond and LOT ave years
The title fndispuabe Possession May FOR pe, 70
house. maps and fun particulars Apply 20 me ac
tioneer ALBERT H. NICoLAY, 10 Pine street, New YORK.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
RENJ. r. FAIRcHiLD. AUcTIoNEER
Supreme Court Sale In Partition
Valuable Property,
in the FOURTH Sixth and Twelfth Wards, IN the city OF
SALES AT AUCTION.

Supreme Court Sale In Partition
Valuable Property,
the Fourth, Sixth and Twelfth Wards, in the city Of
New York
March s at 2 o'clock M nj the Exchange SAesroom Ill
Broadway, the following Property
81 Su S1 Sl SSs1 :as
side, and known a. No. Is Frankfort street.
10 Frankfort street-Lo with buildings thereon; size
Of lot a6s 'front.' S2 rear 1854 deep and known ~ No. 10
No. 9a william street-Lo with brick building thereon
size OF lot III 'front.' feet sts northery side, Feet
soaiher!y side and known a. No. les William street
No. 4e Pearl streetLot with building ,hereon sse OF lot
% front and 80 feet southcry sde " feet north
erly side, and known a. No. lss Pearl street
Eleventh avenue southery side Of loh street, srs aoxioo
feet each more or less
lOsth s.restTwo Lo.s Of land $50 fee. eassry from
100 feet each.
wliamsburg-Lot with building thereon on the souhery
containing northerly side, $50 westerly side
Y ogthery side $40 eassry side, and known a. No. u
Being part OF the estate OF the late John Hsser
Referee.
maps further particulars apply at the ONCE Of "
LAWRENCE, Esq, PLAINTIFF. attorney las Nassau street.
Also,
Tuesday, March 50,
at IL ~, at the Exchange Salesr0om Ill Broadway.
the following desirable Property Grand and Ninth streets,
and described as follows
house, with extension story stable
in water and gas throughout the house, everything In
compe order stable for six horses sxe OF lot 8
feet front and BY 30 feet deep, and known No.
No. lO9 Ninth sreet-Lot with story brick building
thereon building 30 feet fron lot 6x2S4, and known as
Terms easy. For maps further particulars apply
Office Of v. X STEVENSON, II Pine street.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

AtrM. Writers, AUCTfONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, AT
w O'Clock, At f4 Canal street. Paror Suits, Cbsrnter
do Centre and Extension Tables FtaRees Piano Stool and
French pate Pier Manel and Oval Mirrors broc
rep lace Curtana Oh Paintings aud Engravngs rs or
Velvet Tapestry and other Carpets Olcohs black
walnut mahogany. chestnut and cnamclled Suits; cured
hair and other Mattresses, Table Linen. Stoves.
Chns Glass Silver ware Dealers well MS housskecpcrs
are invited ~ the stock - large and must be sold.
vNILIrAM KENNRLLY, huCTfoNEER Will, SILL,
w "Wednesday March ~ the three Lots brick Buildings
Nos 49, 49, and sS6 Ninth avenue between Thirty
and Thiyeghh streets can be easily altered factory
business
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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GRAND TIL cHAsxGSERlsTIS AsasFsIS SHsIA IRAxLLErs.
THE THE AcsE Acss 81 81 FEkEEcTl9s PEeEEcTISss
E$$S $$si$ESSr .sB zs$SsD4
DROUGHAM'S THEATRE,
ID Twenyfourth st., noxt door to the Firth Avenue Hotel
SATURDAY, APRIL 8,
MR.. JOHN sssoegcHAx's
LAST NIGHT
IN NEW YORK.
The bill TOR the week will be
HIS LAST LEGS.
O'CALLAGHAN. ...:..:..::.......Mr JOHN BRoUdHAM
To be followed nightly by the
SUCCESS OF THE SEASON,
MUCH ADO
ABOUT
MERCHANT OF VENICE,
n. w
terization Of SHYLOCK.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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T0D AUCTION SALE

70D AUCTION SALE
A =
SCRANTON coal.
NEW YORK, March "a, 1857
The Delaware, fsckawanna and Western RsilrOad
pany win nell hy Messrs JOHN ". DRAPER CO., Aus-
ionecrs at tho companys aaesroor, Exchange place.
New York. Wednesday Nafch 81 Al ~ O'Clock. noon.
5000 Tons
Of Coal from the LaekaWanla reons Deliverable Al thar
Depot Efxabciboirt. y. j.. dnrug April, 1850.
SAMUEL SLOAN. President
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Store and Lot No. SIS Bowery
ADRIAN H. MULLER, ?. R. WILKINS CO. win sell

at auction on Tuesday March so at IL O'clock at the Ex-
change Saiesroom, III broadway tTrni'y Budingl:I
Bowery-The Land with the three story brick front
thereon the west side OF the bowery De
tween Bond Jones Streets and known As NO. oS5
The main building deep with story extenson
The 70 feet deep being 7e feet front by about