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lumbus, Ohio, to Cincinnati and thence to the
system % roaas which mus. oiverge nom th,s point
OF the contest for The control OF the Pittsburg Fort
Wayne and Chicago road the Pennsylvania Central
has secured It's western and Southern outlets 20 Gin
clnnati Louisville, Cairo, ST. LOUIS Pekin and Chi
cago.
The Erie line has secured beyond peradyenture an
excellent consolidated broad gauge line from New
York 10 Cleveland aud Cincinnati and close connec-
ton westward TO ST. Louis over the Ohio and Msss-
slppi road, with good connections for Louisville,
Evansville and Cairo; also that which Is of more l,-
porfance TO Its interests, an abandonment OF the
reduction OF gauge Oh the Ohio and Mississippi line
which had been already begun and at each OF the
important centres our Western rivers IS prepared
70 enter on actye competition Tor business with the
narrow gauge lines.
The past year has been one or great prosperity to
the railroads OF the West. A list OF earnings OF
fifteen OF these roads shows that the receipts for 1868
We're SIG l43 220 against ST. 444 045 In 1857. large
portion OF tins increase has been roads running
through newly settled country. The Chicago and
northwestern for instance, shows an increase OF
sl,7l7,2S6, indicating the profit which is flowing to
the company from the new country developed by IT,
On the Milwaukee ana st. Paul there is gain OF
$685., 1853, but there has been an extension OF mileage
on tins road from 1855 miles to S25 miles, The Chicago
and Alton has earned the past year $4544 1873 on 43I
miles Of road rhe first six months OF the year only
ESQ miles were runl and its total stock and bonds
reach $10255, $685. the Chicago and Northwestern
has earned $l3, 634 on 1852 miles OF road and its
total stock and bonds reach $4s $685. the Chicago
and Rock Island has earned $4 ,79l on 454 miles
OF road, and its total stock and bonds reach
$22z7l,5o0.
The budget Of the Russian empire. for 1869
amounts to 4s2,oooOoo rubes. In the revenue ac-
count figure surplus or 4oOO.OOo from the budget
Of 1867 and surplus OF TO- 900 from the budget
Of 1868, these amounts serving to cover the increase
of $4,000 900 in the expenditure. Thirtyone million
rublcs are appropriated from special sources FOR
the construction OF railway lines and for harbor
works at Riga and Odessa. The Minister OF Finance
ascrbes the increase in the revenue to more than
usually satisfactory harvest. and to the stimulus
given to commerce by the extension OF the railway
system.
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THE ALLEGED FRAUD Oh Tie pAcEs aslala..
Conclusion Of the Examin tfon-f.yan, Wolf
and Wilkinson Held for Triai--S.ood De-
tanned rs a Witness.

tSneanSioh oi tne ExamrnrisOn-fiy0ns WON
mud Wilkinson Held for TriaI--S. 0odail De-
tanned rs Witness.
Before Judge bowling.
Tho examination OF the parties accused OF con
spring 70 defraud the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany out Of 10 one thousand dollar first m0rtyage
bonds was concluded Yesterday morning
Mr. Duncan +. Jett was further examined and
said:-The check now produced FOR 5000 Is paya-
bic to bearer; he sent out and got the money and
paid ~ away. On crossexamination he stated that
tne cnecA was given Tor another one. No. f,037 to
the order OF L. j. Thomas 4 SON. The first
was dated December 10. Thomas allowed them
10 retain the amount by paying interest from the
tstn 10 24fh another caec1 was given, with interest
paid rom 18th 10 2Ith on the oath Thomas came
ana surrendered that check TO the Court-It Is not
usuai 10 sell the collateras unless by permission;
when the collateras are mentioned In the note IL IS
not usual TO sell the collaterals.
BENJAMIN Passet or Is. Passet 4 Bros. VIM. A.
Dnnham and John j. Dunlap were examined as to
the pecuniary solyency and responsibility of Simon
18TH OF December last. Here the prosecution
rested, and the counsei for the defence continued
ms argument In favor OF his motion to dismiss
the accused The motion, however. was denied,
ana, the defence producing no witnesses. Judge
Downing decided TO hold the prisoners for trial. aud
nXing the pail at $4,000 each ior Wolff Wilkinson
aud Lyon In default OF bail these three were fully
committed. +. A. Gooda, one of the parties impli-
Gated, who turned on his comrades and became
states evidence. was committed TO the House OF De-
informal examination the three persons committed
made The following Statements
Wesley Lyon; is thirty-elght years OF age; was
born and resides in Connecticut; Is lawyer by pro-
Simon Wolff; is dfty-threc years OF age; was born
in Germany; resides ut 532 Second avenue; Is
broker by occupation, and not guilty.
James Wilkinson Is thrty-seven years of are: was
born at Albany; resides at liz West Fourth street,
Is broker by occupation, and not guilty.
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sss &c including 1900 aud Xxx Ohio, n &c. BE
en 4 a. olo - ms 200 DO, ~ Ole ec go West.
~, " - 50 soS new washed At c LOO seourei
~ VOC zov.o secured A. VI 81 Is, chiefly al he IN.
as pce oobing pulled, private terms 80 600 lbs
s iscs or country oooo lbs fall clip California
z7c Tor ~ and AZ q. and b., and sage. for small lot
sesciea also small lots Texas SOC SIC. or foreign the
sAes se ~ uaes gray washed Egyptian private terms
and Inc. for bleached -
Whisky. kecepts 9Tsbbls T~re vyrs better dennn nd
and higher prices prevailed About i25 bbs were sold
n ysc-, tax paid
VIVA NkoNR--Arctic 10 active dernand both for
Speculation ana export and prices materially higher,
e Arhet closing with holders generally asking c gold.
&c sAes were et ba. Arctic at S4c.. sod 5D9l do at
soc sgo DO at sc luu9o do. private erns aad 5000
az a. 100 DC Oh Northwest i,IO0 ia were sold at
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

List OF Americans registered In PARIS for the week
ending January IL, 1s6g:--Phiiadelphia-Mr l.. Il.
Fetterman, Dulon Hessenbruck Thomas II. Wood
c. A. Galloncy J. Henry Lea j. y. MacClcIland Mrs.
stratton. New York-wm. w. Shunnway. II. M.
Van schack, Rev. Jonn ii. Rogers, Miss ii. NJ. Gibbs
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Madison, MISS Mattison %. = Osbon
:. ID. MACPHERSON, -. X. Alden, George r. Herbert,
G. X. Walsh, +. @. MacCauley, Edw. Dart, Charles
Toppan and family Dr. J. r. Quinn and family, j. ID.
Coddington Bcston-John Ware, Alex. bowman.
lcans-Miss n. Gaetano. Chicago--Fred. r. Updike.
Rhode lsland--W y. Lawrence. Provldence--Mr.
and Mrs. Charles I. Eaton. Brookyn-Aiss l.. w.
Kellogg.
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CoFFEF.-For Rio the continued quiet
steady at former quotations, Ordnary cargoes, SIC
9c gold, In bond fair do, exc- 1nc good do lie.
1Tc. prime do 11zc IKE, extremes Tor lots, skc.
lsc Other kinds quiet but unatered ia value Sales
200 bags Laguayra at Esc, gold, duty paid We quote
nomnay: java &c. IKE, gold, duty paid; Singapore
lsc. 20Hc Maracabo, 1bc lsc Lsguayra, 4'fc. q
IKE; jamaica htsc l5%c st. Domingo, 13tc. f4c
Costa Rics, Mexican and Manila, 15c 1sc. Mesns VIII
liam Scott Sons made the stock Kio to-day I'm New York
$40 bags; Ba.imore 10000 Mobile, aooo Galveston,
CoPPEr.n ingo there large business the demand
being chiefly speculative, and the market decidedly
nrmcr. The sales aggregated 100000 lbs 26sc. 27c
cash. for Baltimore, and 2sc nc do for Lake SUPERIOR
closing al about 27c.
100 sal soda at ~ GU ~ rs gold loo drums caustc
soda NJ 4c &C., do rs tons soda Ash nj 80 ~ 81 g7
DO 100 casks bleaching powders At SIC &c. CURRENCY
bicarbonate Of soda at SIC 4c gold cream tartar 3ac
S1c and quinine, ~ So 10000 lbs gum kowrie tors
English buc vrol and ~ cases gum damar, on private
terms.
FLOUR Asp S-Receipts sIst bhs nour, 100 do and
240 bags meal 1000 bushels wheat 1854 do corn
fii1 do oats and 800 do. malt The market for -four
dull but generally unchanged though there dis
position 10 certain quarters 70 force sales. There
Was no demand Of moment, however. that.
Was nett 70 impossible 10 sell TO any extent at
any price. Quotations, therefore, remain nominally
unchanged. California -four dull and nominal; the
sales were about 900 bbs Southern our moderately
active ~ about former prices the sales being 800 bbls Rye
-four moderate demand and prices steady sas
800 bbs. Corn meal moderately active aud steady
with of 400 bbla. We r.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf.past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY. Feb. a-6 2. N.

TUESDAY, Feb. a--6 p. NJ.
BUILDING MArERrAis.-For Eastern spruce there was
demand but business restricted by the smaness Of
the offerings and the mness OF sellers who demanded $40
$25-the latter for choice schedules. Yeiew pine
moderately active and prices steady at &s5 $40 for
specified cargoes. Laths firm at about 81, with
moderate demand and limited arrivals. Lime steady
~ 80 for and 81 for lump Rosendale
steady 80 80 bb while bricks freely sought after
former priccsviz, Long Island, SIS S16 New jersey
S13 &14 so; Croon $lss S32; North river SIS S6 So
and Philadelphia 'front.' $50 S55.
Be IN moderate demand and prices were firm
at 44c. q Csc. The stock Ia light.
CoTToN.-Receipts 1854 bales. There 4 business
transacted, the demand being chiefly speculative the
market firm at yesterdays pces The sales $3.50
bales including 2s to arrive OF which 14s taken by
.pecua.ors ase ~ spnne. sos BY sIpore ana 2s
the sales being 200 bales low middns for March, 3c
and 2U do. do for March, private tcrms We
clos aunisiinns
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4 UcrIoN SALE. NJ. TAYLOR, AucrIoNEEe,

500 lots superb Household Furniture Paintings, &c.
On this day Wednesday, at the elegant brown stone
81 WEES. Fifteenth between Fifth and Sixth
mes, commencing nj 1nE o'ciockDrawfng Room Suits,
covered In green and gold and crimson and gold brocas
rosewood Eseefes bookcase. Tabes Encognures ho.sde
marQuetry Cabinets, rosewood Panoforte, Paint
ins by eminent artists Brocatcl Curtains Bronze
Clocks Vases Velvet Brussels Carpets, Chandeliers,
rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads Ward
robes hair Spring Mattresses Extension Table, Sideboard,
China Ware Glass ware Silver Ware, Cutlery. N. BThe
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FURNITURE.

4 FAMILY LEAVING CITY WILL SELL SUPERB
Drawing SUIT, covered French satin brocste for
gto eis0 do $751; Panoore. cost sb0 for 1875
Chamber, Dining Furniture; sacrifice ~ West Fifteenth
street, near Sixth avenue.
CARPErs, FURNITURE, BEDDING, &C, AT VERY
~ low prices housekeepers supplied and pay By the
week or month, 4. GREENE cos, 1888 Eighth avenue
corner Of Twentieth street,
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PETROLEUM Receipts. bbls. refined and l,s20 do.
ng a. about ssc though holders generally ssc
oS az % FOR rsnnsa he M o was
There sales Of 900 bb At ssc 1900 do for the last
5a OF p Marss e. N "" S
s5 In PhadepLia the market opened strong but closed
$500 b5is The Of February , 500 for
he a a q March ,a al s 81 @ for he
last half do private terms 5000 from June TO August At
RicK-csroIina wss slow Of sale, bu steady at stc n
susas--kaw continued in active demand principally for
refining and the mar1ss was decidedly rme owing 70 the
@ be sd Sy cube ss ns so al The %
Inferior hort so@aen r:iains i.e "a HE. T good do
ss;:: IS: + s''s EN-;
a liz ii. 4 i: II;
issls; Porto fSJjsoRsspiss Grades iis.e IFS; 90
ssns ar.' s Ss Ssa Be fa sa
skEns-of Calcutta inseed there were further sales Of
SssP sss While rno1 quiet
Sx Of sss Their .%. sale.
s1LrThe market was quiet business being restricted by
the limited arrivals There mossrae sOsins demand
Ms,.S.; ], y Teas Ina "
Island, 4sc. 55c. per bushsl ~ -
SKrss-For deer the only moderately active
and prices The sales $50 lbs. Jobasco
Vera Cruz 1900 do. Central American and 1900 DO
Honduras private terms Goat steady with sales OF
S bales Curacao and u do Buenos Ayres private terms
We quote &c nt-Tampco, 57Sc.; Matamoros 10c 55c
Vera Cruz, 62 5sc gold; Buenos Ayrcs f2sc Soc
Psyts, Soc Curacao, flc. Sic; Cape, fsc. Bic.
rtncy, ID Deer Honduras fsc Vera Cruz, Doc. Sc
Central American Soc 52c. San juan, &c.. sssl, soc
Angostura, a2jsc 35c.; Para, Soc, gold, Der To-
srREMAcErI--Renncd quiet, but steady, at &c. q
&c.
EsrEIIER.--ordinary silessn wss nrm at sHc gold,
though the market dull IL tons were sold Ut 6c gold
TALL0w.-The demand moderate and prices were
easier The sales about bs 600 lbs at llAc
TfN.-An kinds Of pig but little sought after, but
prices quite steady The sales 500 slabs straits on
private terms closing nj SO. 3c gpd 10 pigs Bspca at
sac, gold, and 10 toms Engah al soc do In plates there
was moderate business doing at full prices Sales
eores best coke at Ss ecld SOY DO charcoal al Is
do, and 25o assorted DO. al IS s7s for q We
quote. q charcoal is rs SO, god q coke, 81 IS;
coke tcrne, 50 = a6 rs; charcoal terne, 80 - 2s
TOBACCO For Kentucky there improved demand,
chiefly from manufacturer and prices were steady at our
quotations. About $50 hide sold icc ibc. Seed
leaf was ~ far request but tho scarcity % desirable dese
tons restricted business There were sss OF 200 cases
crop Ohio chiefly at 12 40 DO 1855 crop Pcnnvsna and
~ do 1857 Connecticut private terms Spanish was
moderately sought After the sales being lv bales Havana ~
SC 81 and 2Oo do fara at &C., gold, duty paid We
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUcrIONEER.

MORTGAGE SALE Of
wi First class Dining Saloon
BENZ. p. FAIRCHiLD. Auconeer. Wednesday, Feb 10,
lsss att, at Ne g Nassau street. contsns q Dining
Chairs Caslers Plated Ware French Plate Mirrors Councrs,
Copper Boilers steam Tabled Crockery Glassware, Range,
Desk, Awning, Gas Fixtures, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
By order OF the Mortgage
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csornH Va du and S:svSy he ssss eomprssd @
bushels = q g q, No Ssprins n store; for
u sos Amber STATE Tor ' ao cssaSs and u ios
E sS s 1 prime" S
arm q" for Old 4 u store and a. a0Cs ,. TIE
for. new MIXED Western, 81 q % for old do.
and &c. . SIC. for Southern white and yellow.
.Sos'ss go SS:hsl.. iot Huasaysn q . iof Ven
5000 bushels wesssrn were sold Il 81 rs e1l1
All porte were In favor Of the shipper The chsrterng bus
ness continued 10 rule dull, and rates were heavy The en-
cor. .. s cotton 4 ,isd TO London 900 tons o.
saer VIA Brsmen sac srcss bsef q g. 3D. and la bids
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

DAMILLETE DE AnonA.-THE ABOVE ARE Ac
Havana; having besn contracted 81 me- offer for sale
al wholesale complete assortment Of The various sisss also
8 general assortment Of other approved branda
q. W. FABER, IS Beaver street.
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New York sssss oilers IKE Co. average lo.s lac 22c
wappers lbc SOc. PennsylvAna and Ohio hllers 6c
I've average loa sfe Mo- Wrappers i2e s6c Old crop.
Y, "a Common, 7sc $50; good sc g - 6ns,
average oss s2bc go. Manufactured Black work. com
bright wori, common and medium icc. 4oc; d. good ana
nps b0c. ssc.-al IN bond. -7'T
MAS ~ the date Of last report the demand being
nshs usually during the fore par Of the week Hold
prices Tor s grades Tsras inactive. The nrmnsss o. sell
and aesdy for fall clip, but dull and nominal
Tor spring. For foreign the market dull but
0h'o' rsnpsylvsns and Virginia fleece sa1ony So
and common, Soc b2c; Nav YORK and Michigan blood,
&c &c; fvli blood Soc BE do, 4gc stoc DO.
ovc bic western lbc &c.; tubbed, IT, Sic Calilor
MIA good 70 choice fs asc Sc inferk 70 fair do soc
.ei ~ ng.Suc &c Texas, fair to good medium So
2s rnc sa-s ig beng ony about $1,000 hs nssoe at
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4 ucrIoN NorIcE.-AN EXTRA LAHoE SALE Or

A UCTI0N NCTICF--AN EXTRA LARGE SALE or
~ Magnificent Household Furniture. Carpets,
Pianofore, Works OF ART Bronzes Paintings China nd
Silver Ware, &C., at public auction by l.. FITZGERALD,
AucIoneer the private five story residence ll9 Eighth
street. few doors east OF Sixth this das Wednes
day) February TO- morning, nj l0E O'Clock precisely beal
FIJI satin brocatei Paror Suits latest style Turkish Easy
Chairs and small Mirrors Lace Curtains
Etageres Writing Desk Bookcase Library Suits marble top
Tables rosewood u octave PsuDior,e Stool and Covers
washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses Sofas,
Chairs Rockers LOUNGES, covered and haircoth
Clocks, Vases side Board, Dining Table, Chairs, Glass
China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery, &C. Sale positive,
rofn n~u1,fno
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A DRAIN II. MULLER,

Anrtoneer
AUCTION SALE or sIxTn-FUua CENTRAL PARK
LOTS, EIGHT SPECIALLY PROMINENT EIGHTH AVE.
NUE. FRONTS OVERLOOKING THE PARK IN EVERY
DIRECTION ADRIAN H. MULLER, ?. X. Ac1IYsE AGO.,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, MONDAY. FEBRUARY Is,
AT IL O'CLOCK. AT THE EXCHANGE sALgsRooM,
BY THE EIGHTH AND NINTH AVENUES. SEVENTEEN
AND sEVESTY.FIRsT STREETS. no BE SOLD IN LOTS.
The title Of the premises being portion Of the HARsEN
EsTATE il unexcepoabe full abstract prepared by
iessrs WetmOre and Bovine, will be furnished
chaser without charge TwothrdE OF the purchase money
may remain on bond and mortgag for three
Mans with diagram OF heCeatra Park ana boulevard
pc obtained from the auctionser's no. Pine street.
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I lfcrrnN sALFs nINGEF. AucrIoNEER.

UCTrON SAILS. DINGEE, AUCT1ONEER
n DINGFE, FESNER A co. will sell this day, AZ ~
O'clock Exchsnge Salesrooms. Ill Broadway thvfour
valuable building Lots together with the building known
the Rosendale Hotel situate NJ the junction of Central ard
anderson avenues hree-erths Of aine above McComhs
Dam bridge Also Thursday, February III ut " O'Clock
l2ls street. Lot south side S feet east OF First avenue
2x% block lasd lots south side 80 feet east OF
Fourth each c5xH block Eighth avenue four Lots
SIDE between l2 and 27th streets each 2axl0O llNh
street three story basement sub-cear brick House north
Second IL Sx3Sxlo0 Maps and
particulars odlce OF Auctionecrs, No. Pine street.
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SiAi unexceptoiabie and uii abstract prepared by
Messrs. Wemore Bovine will be furnished pur-
chaser without charge TwohifdE OF the purchase money
may remain on bond and mortgage for three
mans WIN diagram theCeltrai Vark BOnevaId
be obtained from the auesonser's no. Pina street.
A j. BLEEcKER son a CO.
~. VIII sell o
THURSDAY, Feb II,
- ~ IL O'Clock, at the Exchange Saesrc0m
Nineiynlnth street Lots, north eide OF Ninety ninth
street. lb0 feet west OF Ninth avenue.
iuuth sreetTwo story and baseuen. House and Lot,
soun sde o h street. "a OF the Hast mentioned lots
house In good order.
Tooth streets Lots south sae rs feet west OF the
and has the gas.
n DIAMOND JEwELRY, PRECIOUS STONES AND
PEARLS.
Valued ct g2U0OO
A. NJ CklSTALAR SON, Auctionrers. will sell auc.
street, by order OF Mr. ISAAC HERMANN diamond setter
and deaer IN diamonds aud other stones
ms removal 70 MA new place OF business No 10 East FIJI
tcenh street. between Union square Fifth avenue oppo-
site the new building OF Tiffany Co, his entire
DIAMONDS, RuBIEs. EMERALns AMI PEARLS,
among which WIN DO found some OF the FINEST GEMS In
ONE Mx6NfFicENTf AND ccosrLy DIAMOND CROSS.
ONE PAIR FINE SOLITAIRE EAR KNOBS,
ONE VERY LARGE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING.
formerly owned and worn by the ex-Queen Of Naples;
One OF the finest and largest specimens OF
STRAW COLORED BRILLIANT,
ONE ELEGANT GOLD AND DIAMOND SNUFFBOX,
SOLITAIRE AND CLUSTER
Diamonds, Rubas, Pearls and Emerads, mounted In
Kings Pins Brooches Earrings full and half Neck
200 CARATS LOOSE BRILLIANTS,
In parcels to suit the trade and private buyers.
The auctoneers feel warranted In inviting inspection of
that such valuable stock been offered At
auction IN this city. Catalogues ready.
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A UCTION WORCESTERSHIRE AND UNRESERVED
n sale OF magnificent Household Furniture valuable rose
wood octave Panoforc Carpets &c contained In the
residence 1856 Nineteenth street. Fourth and
Irving place, BARRY Anctoneer s day ~ ednssdayl
attendance Of purchasers the furniture last May,
consisting ~ elegant Parlor Furniture In satin brocate:
Centre Tables &c. elegant Bedroom
Furniture In walnut, &c also Dining Room Furniture,
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DY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL,
ID ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.
ofice 80 Nassau street.
Auction sale Of valuable city Property,

Office 80 Nassau street.
Auction sale OF valuable city Property,
Thursday, February II, at " O'Clock, At
Exchange Salesroorn, Ill Broadway.
House $40 West Feh street, between Eighth
and Ninth Three story high soop House, ls2x
lot l92rlo0. .
Two story high stoop brick House, 2s2 Fourth avenue
east side. between Eshy-nrst and Eighysecond streets
First class location.
-Four Lots each assIoo feet side OF Fifth be-
twee. Il5th and 11sth streets.
one plot House; -four story brick Houses IN
of Los Third avenue, between Forty and FIJI
tieth streets. -
The above all desirable property for investment and viii
be sold very reasonable tcruns.
Sale peremptory.
further particulars nj Office ~ above, or 81 liz
East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue.
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A UCTION NOTiCR-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
n housekeepers and deaers-A large stock OF msgnih
satin brocae Parior Suits latest STYLE from sl75 70
5000: Su with harcloth from $65
10 sI5o also $4,000 worth OF Paror Bedroom Dining
NEST ROrHs Furniture Mandatory, So and IS Beecker
street. between Broadway and Mulberry street
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HENRY pREHFR co. AUCTIONEERS ~
Bowery rhursday, Feb u a 1919 O'Clock, 5i5 Grand
street. Columbia, pentee Household Furniture viz
Carpets, Paror Furniture, Mirror, Bedstsads Hecing,
Kitchen Utensis Crockery &c
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A UCTIoN SALE Of BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ WIN. N. HoLLIEGSHEAD, AuCTIONEER,
J. r. wHITEHoUsE CO..
SALESROoMS NOS. % AND % WARREN STREET,
win sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 10, AT 1913 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
LARGE PACKAGE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
comprising the various styles adapted to the Southern, Yves

A UCTIoN SALE-Or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, At
"A an State street, Brooklyn, by COLE MURPHY, on
Thursday, February H. at 1919 O'Clock. Brussels Threepy
and Ingram Hall and stair Carpets Parlor Suit
crimson three black walnut Chamber Suits elegant
Mirror, black walnut Buffet Extension Tables, Chairs, &c.
best Hair Mattresses elegant China Dinner Set Glass, &c