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The New York herald., 1869-01-25
THE sossMaHs As cHEns1s-rAass NEST OF SAMPLES
from the Sunday Mercury, Jan. 2f1

lFrom the Sunday Mercury, Jan. 2il
u Is somewhat remarkable that the vOracious
spectacle saloons for the first time in their lives and
caused an analysis to be made OF the same were
not aware that the lquor--to be sucl-muSt contain
the very ingredients OF which they complain and
Wnlcn, with lamentable ignorance, they have pro-
nounoed poisonous. Take fusel oil from whiskAy
would cease to be bread If the water and yeast IL
contains should be extracted Alcohol too which
has been placed In the list OF poisOns by the B0he-
mians Il the preserving ingredient OF the numerous
enliven1ng cordAls which cheer the heart and ex-
pei the feelings created by the chief OF all human
Ing beverages and without 1t they would become
uuwholesomc aud inslpid, for they would lose their
dislncuve character II Is charged that al
cohol causes congestion Of the brain, yet any
other substance OF aslmilar character when used In
immense quantities, will produce the same effect.
But the brightest literary men the past and the
present ages have qua1ed IL IN liquor, habitualiy
and they ended their career by natural Deaths This
is an undfspnted iact for distilled spirits cheer the
mental spirits ny c0ngenial operation. II alcohol
WIZ produce death when taken IN large quantities
SO VIII bread or any other article Of food, II glut
ton Should consume more than the stomach could
properly dispose or and thus dcrange all the organs
OF lle But the B0hemianS, not content WIN attack
Ing acohoi have asserted that nearly all tue brandy
IN thls city IL simply alcohol, with essential oil
BILE ignorance the part OF the writers: for essen
tial oil, while 1t gives to alcohol. the temporary
flavor OF brandy-decomposes so rapidly that the
peculiar character OF the liquor thus impaired Is
soon lost, and IL Is superseded by flavor which
cmits the smell OF plums, and becomes offensive
say Is also impure because they have found that 1t
contains juniper berries and Sugar, without which
articles the genuine cannot be produced. So much
Tor the mares nest OF the whlskey Bohemians.
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sS:ss ss
ssd a:s ,.ss;s q. s;;:l' 4 Sas' Il
q: .dea sse .d sG for white ssuIs,1 e!
ss ST & 3 .pa s ssnF 80 =
and .rn ss ssIes SsinS asO bushels q % ier turkey
10 81 % should have read o. Barley MALI was
TnIianTs-TSs nsrss. w.s .nseedngy guile, su. rates
wsrs generally steady TIE snssgomsn.. wsf:G0To & rs LIVER
sSS sSfs 80 @ sSls ssur % 20 SSi: s0s =
3 % SsIs S % no1scn e
s I. e a s sai S Ss. s cu: T g Ss,
!, ss sn P,ss: sss ware neas %
DEMAND iron ali SOURCES was sh. ana prices
sSsaSss sSs s sssa ao S:
sS; SSs s ~ isss s Ss s. e.
=: Is:: e. :s::
SavAL A.. aspsusns q s was 10 fair r. demand
wSo S s say.rs a
strained eOnt!ausa IL ae@ana and pricss higher sales
4 Ss;S y N: Ss
Ia si = sss: e.: e n wit
Lard Va: i@s nss: sss:. sss:' ssis: sss sss
81 i6 crude whale ~ ~ 81 2s beached winter do I'll 3D.
ss c. ~ a. sS and Is g. ss m
g.is ::: W.: Iis: ss,; Rss
NY. y :;:: ::s !: ss
%s e :ns 5 q Is%
13s<c. 70 HSc and city 1850 4t<c Beef steady Al
xs % 2: 70, & 'se s s . for ss.s :s sss. s
wsrs In moderate demaud and steady al sS0 .
% sss: ssi " :.s H ya S1S. s:: .,::
demand and price. were strong There wer: sales Of a25
and isc 2oc for smoked do. bacon WAS 10 fsr Ssmsnd
and ghi oHenss higher prices wers prevalent Gaiss
a ~1's% % o so q" and
nEer SsIas 80 psstssss a iSs iOs Tor No. 70
90 bbs refined and sos do. crude
Ihs latter Vas more sought isr sns ss@mssdst higher
days. a ths price ths srkss CLOSING 6rm
.s Arc 81 :ss: u Sa ns% & sss S We
quiet bo. steady In rhlasspss the market though nac
Ros, though quiet, nrm a pkc pc. for Carolina
We heard Of no aales OF moment.
nning grades, aud prices were quite steady At c for
f. g good refining Cuba Ihe sales were about $50
,Ss ,o csss ssss sna rSsg e ka' nnd s M for
fissc, and refined In moderate demand ~ former
prices, via Hard Loo. a1sAc. soft white. sc sc.
V was S'S sssdy 80 sod duty paid;
$ 1SS' W While rough @ ssi was ss.dy and ir% % =
TALIow continued IN fair demand and Arm. Thero wore
ssss o. Abous ,aooo Ibss :, ne Ne 2 ia9s. ..,,. !
fhsrs were only smaI sales 81 si ci, aI paid
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Jan. "a 1859.
The week closed upon an easy money market Tho
rate on call loans hetwsen stock houses was gene
rally seven per cent, but upon government colate-
rails among the bankers the rate was six. On the
last day In particular prime houses and favored Gus
TONERS were able to borrow oil they needed at the
lower rate. Late In the day lenders were Offering
very freely at six per cent, and were compelled to
take ve upon their balances rather than have them
lie over until Monday without interest. The money
market Is In satisfactory condition. The proposed
1egisaton In Congress the subject Of the national
banks gives confidence TO the public that the disturb
ances. artificial ana otherwise, which used to create
20 frequent and SO annoying fluctuations IN the rate
or interest will not return. Currency Is not arriving
20 abundantly from the West From Chicago 1t Ii
reported that "Eastern exchange was something IN
excess OF the demand and sales between banks were
made at par. The feeling, however, was little bet
Ger towards the close" At Cincinnati exchange 10
gust equal TO the demand
The weekly bank statement Ia favorable to con-
t1nued ease the money market. It's character was
20 correctly anticipated that Its announcement was
received with no unusual interest and was hardly
felt in the stock market The increase In legal ten
6ers Is 81 os6, ,oae and In loans $2U5,7sS. The de-
serease In specie ID $304,339, which is more than
Accounted for by the heavy shipments to Europe
Ffhls week. The totals OF this week, a. compared
with those OF last week, are as fOlloWs;--
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The demand for Southern securities fell on toward
ehc END Of the week. ana prices at the close r
leegular This only the natural reaction after the
buoyancy which characterized the market in the be-
ginning. Our city savings banks were among the
last purchasers OF Southern bonds and one nstltu-
lion was 90 fortunate in its Investment that It
could have sold out In Q few days after
wards at . profit OF about $4,000.
The stock operators are oil "bullsr again. There
was . faint attempt TO GET up bear attack but It
WAS a nzze. Speculation Is at fever heat In Wall
street nowadays and the prevailing belief Ia that
oil kinds Of stocks, particularly railways. going
Ishigher',-how high the future win show. Those
who have large interests at stake would do well
20 look out that this height shall not be aeronauti
cal. Plenty Of money, an open winter, flne
weather, . prospcctively busy spring, and
. generally happy appearance Of the future are
the great stimulants to keep up speculation.
THE desire to make money Is Just strong ever,
and those who have the capital are those who make
sno most or lose the most. The great clques arc In
perfect harmony. One ripple on the rising tide this
week an attempt to dcpress Northwestern stocks
by the old clique VINO have been SO long In them.
tho report was started that bill going through
che Illinois Legislature to reduce railway fares. NORTH
western shares vent down several per cent Tho
railway companies maintained their constitutional
right In the matter, declared they would carry the
yuluX 70 tuo CouTtb auu WOulu uob 'puJ" tO ueeat
che bill. now. the Ilinom Legislature is like any
other legislature. 1.-THE railroads would not 'payr
st was waste OF time to talk about the BILL and the
story h that II has been or will be defeated. The
clique changed front and round into the grand
army OF bulls The Michigan Southern clique were
also disposed TO become bears, and sold freely TO
break the price. They found the market took oil
thnt was offered, and discovered at Q late
hour that tho friends Of Commodore varder-
lbiit were the purchasers. Now, the Commodore
attempted to get hold Of this road before, but
being discovered. was beaten In the race for the
stock. This fact compelled the clique TO become
'puls against their wishes and they had TO buy at
any price, and tho cash stock was run up to COX
before two O'Clock, when the transfer books closed
Sor tho election. II s impossible to tell o. yet
whether the Commodore has succeeded this time in
getting control OF the road. but the result will be
known ct the election. The Commodore seems de.
eermined 70 carry out his original plan for consoi
GATED through line between New York ana CHICAGO.
s principle Of issuing scrip or interest certlncates
has dszzied railway stockholders In general, and
shore prospect that II win BE- applied TO many Of
phe Western roads. Hence the remarkable buoyancy
oft the railway shares on the STOCK iise The Erie
COMPANY, In addition b through route TO g. Louis
pad 0hicaso VII UrbsnnS seem 70 b censsmplasius
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The week was o very dull one In government
bonds and prices fuctuated within very narrow
lmits There Is "deadlockp between the bulls ANA
bears. The former have put the market up and
with the easy feeling in money able to sustain H.
The Inter have sold too little to make It worth while
70 attack the other SIDE They will not buy at the
present figures, although great many bears In other
securities turned bulls this week, and the bulls VIII
hot sell. The demand for the nve-twcntles is
fncd to private investors and small capitalists The
banks are buying moderately to increase their SUD-
ply, which the "a inst, according to the quarterly
bank statement had been reduced to the small
amount OF ten Millions There IS q better inquiry
Tor the registered tenorties and the coupon bonus
arc going to Washington In considerable quantities
eor exchange The comparison Of prices at the close
On each Saturday OF the two weeks just expired as
ifollowa.--
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heavy shipments Of specie, which for the week
sum was the result OF the delayed shipment Of the
exchange. The highest point touched was 1861. The
ssbull' efforts to raise tho premium are Of the
most determined character, and portion Of the
markets OF Wall street. A few weeks since there
was very general impression that gold must go
down, and II was sold 'short" to large extent In
consequence. The covering by this interest also
tends to create demand for gold. The 'bulls
are making use Of the largo increase in imports
for the expired portion OF the present year to
help innate the price. while 1t Is asserted that the
cotton crop Of 1852 win not be large originally
anticipated, and that greater portion Of it VIII
be used for our mills Again. the planters in th
South are beginning to demand gold in paymcnt ior
their cotton, and great deal Of foreign exchange
is frmer and keeps up the gold premium. 1t is ad.
Fanced on account Of scarcity Of com nercial and
cotton bills. The planters and the dealers In South
ern cities are holding on to what left Of the last
crop with the expectation OF getting higher prices
gnis expectation was induced by the cotton gam
blers IN New YORK. who have temporarily put the
price up as speculation against the heavy 'short''
interest In the lie. The New York market is much
Is very evident when the fall comes It win be with
rush, and holders VIII fail to realize even the fair
prices ruling few weeks ago. The Southern press
foresee this result and warning the planters not
to keep their cotton.
Cash gold was in abundant supply, and loans were
made rs low 3s per cent for carrying The range
n nrtoaa 1ur thu for
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS Of NEAL ESTATE ON SATURDAY.

Baltic ~ ioo n % o sehssscssay sv ssiss $500
athsrns ~ q 50 n Of Dsvos IT. 25xlOo ........ eco
Hickory st O. s75 n OF suyvesant av bOxU0 ... eO
North Ia AZ q rs RI Of Lorrlmer 25x1vV.. ltuo
bth and iOth 81 westerly cor, Gxl9C.......,. ll0o
0h ~ n q 27O OF 81 av. S5x1uO 6,sU
ilth Il 4 i06s II n OF tlh ay OUxtaS 400
Q2l et and kh ov. coYncr. BxOO. 500
lOh 81 D 5 II OF SIN av, 7hrl0O2 $50
DeK alb av 80 n " OF RsId av S5x1O0. ........ 200
Division and Hirsl ava " corner, 6Ox1O0 ESQ
date Az q o n y Of Ysies AZ s01ioO sO15
Kent ~, q 6S4 II Of DskaIb ~, aAbxSs 1900
Kent AZ 61nIo Of Walabout Br road, s6ri0O 9p60
Lewis ~ and iIasey a. r cor N0rlso. 1880
lewis Az 8 l7 n o1 6ockt6n a. leo
nain road. q Il of Union place (F1atbush) rcO ADO)
Main rosd = of Union piaos fleaousk, a6zl0s go,
sRs'S: sssis s',s: a. ,ss iss a. .sss is ~
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aALEs Az AUCrr0N.


A DRIAN \. nULLBR, AUCTI0nEER
fERExProRY SALE or 80 VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON THE GRAND CENTRAL AVENUE, ABOUT
THREE-VoURrHs OF A.HILE FROM HARLEx RIVER,
IN wEsrcHEsrER COUNTY. BEING PART or THE
NORRIS srEBBIKs TRACT.
ADRIAN H. MULLRR. r. R. WILKINS CO. win sell
at auction on THURSDAY JAM o. 1862 at II O'Clock, the
Exchange saesroou, Ill Broadway New York;
The 400 Lots above described
This property located eastey side Of the grand
Central avenue (which continuation OF Eighth and
avenue Bouevard about north OF Arcuaru
Hotd and adjoining Inwood In ono OF the most healthy
and beautiful Of wecassss county high ground,
commanding nhe views and being only about feet from
th Harlem Railroad depot st AorrsaDiR and quarter o.
mile nom the horse Of at nj hours OF tho
day or night Th sale o1ers unusual nducements TO pur
chSsers Terms liberal Descriptive at ellce Of
tbs auctoneers No. 2 Pine street.
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Annexed is comparative statement showing the
shipments Of specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods In 1885,
1868. 1869.
Fourth week. ,C6y,3o0 $1,1001i4
Previously reported. ...,. 5,91O931 1,151,32S
Total. $6,9S0, ,231 $2,25l,4T2
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FLOUR AMI GRN-Keccip5 6So5 Dds nour, ~ bars DO,
s0 bbs and 6d6 bags meal cs bushels wheat O5
do. S do oats and So do rhc dour market
firm, though the demand active Extra State
ss wanted TO extent and W freely bid but scarcely
TO be had below 50 -, though we heard of some
export at " ~. California 1our dull but
changed The saies 13,V0 bbs Southern -four
quiet but prices steady sales BOO bbls Kyo
hour moderately active s,eaay with sales OF 20 bb
(soru ma aal ,yax uli6 but chnnra ad- 4 Ur0a
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A UCTION EOTICE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY For
"A Housekeepers-0ver $500 worth OF
Magnificent and costly Household Furniture.
Velvet, Brussels, Threeply and Ingram Carpets.

Velvet, Brussels, Three.ply and Insrain Carpets.
Magnificent rosewood N octave PIaDofofte.
Works Of Art, French Bronles Vases, ssatuary,
Fins OH Paintings by eminent artists 81 pieces pub
he ancon this day Monday January 25 moning Io
street. few doors OF Sixth Magnificent Paror
Suits covered with the riches description green and gold
crimson and gold French satin brocate moluet push
Turkish and Oriental Chairs and Lounges rosswood aaa wal
cae and Lace Curain Bronze Clocks and OrnamenI gid
ed and marble Tables Library Bookcases Books Ladys
Bedroom snis ssyls q Losi. XIV sprng and har Mat
Lounges Rockes covered with reps and hareioth; Bed.
st.nds Bureaus Washsands warcrobcs walnut Tea and
Extension Tables walnut Sidsboard Dining Chars largo
French China Tee and Dinner Sst Silver Plated Ware rich
Cut class and Bohemian Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery 6c
LUKE r. GERALD, Auctoneer. Take Sixth Seventh
Reliable In attendance pack goods
for purchasers at reasonable charges.
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A UCrroN NOTICE.

A UCT1ON NOTICE.
n Machinery, Tools, Steam Engine Boiler Copper Pans
Futures Ac OF large Confectionery and Chocolate Manu-
January % at o'clock a No ss Hudson sree coasis.ng
Of Steam Engne and Boiler, Shifting Puleys Ppes Steam
Gauges Crystslzing Pans Vacuum Melting Pans NIX
rg Naehinss Cocoa Machines Heaters and Pipes American
steam Hotties, Copper Boilers Sitting Machines Moulds
Sugar Mis-, Iron Crates, Pots Brass and Copper Kettles
al The Too Machinery and Implements necessary for carry
ing on the bnsnes. Also One: rzses IroA Safe Desks
Bockcase Letter Press, Partitions, Gas fixtures Stove Fx
tufea Counters shelving Scales and wesht Boz Boards
Lumbar 40, &C. Terms cash. The goods 70 be removed
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
CoMEIERCIAl REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. 23-eP. N.
AsHEs.-Hecepts, 2s bbls. Pot were steady at 81 75
~ S7, with moderate demand Pearl were dull and NOM
inAl at IS s7X.
EE.Rio s in fair demand from the trade and
the market firm last quotations. The sales
277 steamer South America private terms other
ainds continued duh.
CoTToa.-Recepts. s,SS5 bales There but little bust
In this sape tho demand from All classes OF
ouyers being light, and irregular and fully NC
per ID. lower The sales only l2s baes ncu ling III
Tor spinning 1 specuation II for and loo IA tran
delivery the sacs comparatively light
ceins 100 miding March at 2tc. 2O
10. FOR March and April At 80. We 9uotc:-
Ep,oads and Mobile and N. o. and
Florida. AcHll his. Teaus.
Ordinary. ary.................. 26k 231 2c4
Good ordinary. ~ Ti 2sA
Low rddiny. ............... IS ID 2S9
Mid ling. xSal 70 2ga
FLOUR AND GRtIN-Reccip5 1852 bbis -four, 20 bars
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vIM. Writer'S, AUCTIOyERR SELLS THIS DA3, Ar
w 7ocock al "a Canal the entire ccneel ysriof.
Chamber, Dining koom and Kitchen furninrs &c, o.
45 second Velvet other Carpets Or
coihs Beds and eialrs, Cnina C.ss5 Silver Ware Psror
and Chamber 5us, Folch ate Mirrors, and svsfytia2
uAelul necessary housckeepng IL lots 10 suit.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

7nrH AUCTION SALE
Scranton Coal, u.
On Wednesday, Jan. q. l969
The Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western RefpAd C0un~
pany will sell, by hsssrs. JOHN h. DRAPER Co,
iion-ers at the Companys saiesrocn y Exaanxc place.
60UQO Tons
Of the Iackaw regions delivcble st sh0f
depot, Elizabeth, N. J. during Fe raAy, isSs
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

A uCrIoN NOTICED. BURKE. AUCTIoNEER,-AT-
IA tractive sale OF rich and costly Furniture Monday
2h in l0 O'clock st the frat class private residence
ssl wtat rysir.t street. near Eighth avenge-Parors In
and reps ono rosewood Piano octave highly toned and Of
rch veysi and Tapestry plate Mror China Vases
Bronze Figures select Oh Paintings, &C.; Chamber suts
tresses and Beddng Clocks and Fancy Dining
Room walnut Extension Tables Buffet Sideboar Secretary,
plated Ware China Cutlery, and Crocxery Ware lois
or Kitchen Ware and good Bed Furntare for
wants. This stylish residence furushcd
ou. regard 70 cost must be sold BY truly unlimited The
family being Obliged to leave In haste House
let. Sale will commence with the expensive Family Ba-
ronche open Carriage made to order months ago. by
brewster Deposits VIII be required all
Sails BY printed ready at the once Of the
tioneer Nos. aud West Twenty tFfth
Hotell Housekeepers and the trade respectfully invited.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

FTNHOs. GAPFNEy 4 CO., AUCTIONEEEs OFFICE -
Chambers street., By virtue Of chate age wal
sell Tuesday, Feb. 3D. at Wy O'Clock, the Lcsnssv
Stock and Fixtures OF the 1rsi III uor u
Grand and Ihompson strees Sale positive.
WM. II. TRACY, Attofncy muutracoa
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

UCrroN sALE-oF cR0CKERY, GLASS CUTLERY
"A and Fancy Goods-HENRY @. EVANS, Auctcueer,
street. general assortment Of White Granite and Mars
the best manufactorss also Yellow and Rock Ware.
Glassware of every description Also invoice Of ne svsr
Plated Ware and Tabs Cutlery Fancy Goos &c. in lots
country dealers Goods Will be packed
order for shipping
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

UcTION NoTICE.-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
"A prcee.0rcst bersains at FISHERS new and second
hand Furniture and Carpet Esabshment III Bowery, be-
tween Rvngon and Stanton New and second hand
Furniture Bedding. Carpets, Oncloths, Mattinga window
Shades Paper Hangngs Looking Glasses Also
fair price given for The taken 10 erchange Cut
this ous and note The number.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

ucTIoN NoTIcE.-PosITIvE AND uNREsERvED
sale Of masnacsnt Household Furniture valuable rose
large dwelling le6 Nineteenth street. Fourth and
Irving place. BARRY Auctioneer this day Monday,
commencing l0k o'clock precisely This sale worthy The
asndancs lareh.ss the furniture was new last Nay
suits In nnc reps Centre Tables &c elegant Bedroom
Furniture, IN walnut Ac- ALSO Dining Room Furniture,
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

--BY CAMPBELL CO., AUCTJONEERs.--wILL
N. sell this day. commencing O'Clock, at S6 Blocker
street. Laursns, that first casa elegantly hed up
ant slenddy arranged prominent liquor Store with
nue erse and choice stock doing fine business exce
tona chance Liquor men, speculators, buyers dealers
invited.
CAMPBELL. JR-, Salesman.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE
n. 800 Bowery.-MAx BAYERSDORfER co. viii
give their and particular attention tho sale Of
Household Furniture, at residence OF families declining
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CHERIFFS SALE
y Dry Goods Store. fr- 4
RICHARD WALTERS, AucrIONEER,
VIII eel Tuesday, January 3 at II oc.ock, 81 Cahar
Ine street. large and gensr asaorimsat Of imported and
JOSEPH DsNpsy Deputy. JAMES OBRIEN, Sheriff. Z
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

4 uCIyoN NOTTCE.-oREAT BARGAINS rOR CASH.
"A ERNEST RoTHs Purniiure nAnnscsory. g and %
prces first csss magnificent sasn brocAes
Paror sus latest style, $2oo de $40 psor suiis COW
worth Of ali finds Of Paror Bedroom Dining and Library
Furoturs at cost prica Cal before going 70 auction
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

,Y ROBERT soxERyrLLE, AucTtoNERR
- room u Nassau ,sfe.t ogposiss shs foss once
ROBERT soxERvIsLE VIII sell BY auction, ss his ssles
large and que s,orment Of Household Purnlturo
WEDNESDAY, 9Th.
LsfRe sale Of Tobacco
fHURsDAy, 2Rth,
ga'a OF nne STANDARD Books.
THURSDAY, fsth,
q the Fschanss ssle.srosew, lil Broadway,
The three strxy brick H?uss ~ East Houslon street,
ss's chrsmos, f.isasss H,RS. and Engraving.
aATURbAY,
Sale Household Furniture.
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RIO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.

Il On Tuesday, February .. the
saic, Dutchess county, n. r., belor
qua, consisting OF large, substaniia
Garden and Orchard, Barns, ac., q
tain Land, fncindiDg the famous
which there 10 splendid view OF
The property 10 very romauticaiiy
river at the -ntrauce TO tho VIVID al
through which the river runs aud Il
and picturesque scenery. For .
dsnce IL 10 most desirable II Il 4
York on the Harlem Railway and
depot. The proprietor having reno
To 90 very cheaply. Terms :. 5000
desired may remain for q time on
apply TO J. n. EMERSON, So NAss
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

IlY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY ". LEEDS. Auctonecr.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY January 2s and =, 1859,
n the Leeds Ar uAecs, w and sg Broadway southwest
coNTRrRuroRg sALEo
CHOICE ANCIENT AND MODKRN OIL PAINTINGS
Embracing the works Of VIII
W. Holbertcn, Moxyoiina.
Williams, Ciaubcr,
Beckett, Lsiressc,
IN. dddis, W, Hart
q H. Hall, Cuverhouss.
Cignoux, BIakeock,
q. n. McCord, aud others.
The above WI he exhibition and sfier Monday, 2th,
day and evening. untn sale, free.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

A-A-wooD MANN PORTABLE AND sTATToNARI
"a Ensines the best and cheapest the m.rhe also Cor
Pueys, Beitins, Saws &C. warerooms 81 Liberty
New York. HAMPSON COPELAND.
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A DRIAS r. kuLLER. AUcTIoEEER, T,,x c.sus.,p
OF CHOICE LOTS ON THE NEW

A. H. MULLER, r. R. WILKINS 4 co. wil sell at
lion on Tuesday January D. NJ II O'Clock ct the Exchange
Saiesoom, III Broadway -four choice Los The parks
and commanding views Of great beauty.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

vVM. p. ANDREwe BRo., OS wATKH STRICT,
w maxufnotusen N0ioolons Hosu1srs, OscniAttne Kn,
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The New York herald., 1869-01-25

vlY HkNRY H. LtED5 MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, AuCrIOSEER,
viii soil BY auction, on Thuday January - q 10Y O'clock
No. Fast Eighteenth street, elegant
Household Furniturs nnshed and unfinished forming
entire stock Of the well known manu- scurer, Mr.. w,
Hickey, Who dposes Of bis supers stock m eonseuence Of
csswocd and black Walnut farsr aud Library sus rcss
wood and black walnut marble mp Centre Tables E,ageres
Dressing bureaus wsshsta'Jis, Commodes, Wardrobes,
Bcokcasss Hall stands and Csr Lounges Busss. Chairs
&C., &c.