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A UCTION NOT1CE-E. NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER
IA rare opportunity for housekeepers
wanting good first class Household Furniture,
at private residence IL East Tenth street,
Between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
Magnificent and costly Household Furniture,
brilliant toned ~ octave four round Pianoorte
richly gilt Parlor Suits Cabinets Etageres
rosewood and walnut Chamber suits style OF Louis XIV
ssI at public auction,
At the elegant five story residence y East Tenth street,
Between Broadway and Fifth avenue,
this (wedneadayl morning. March 80 commencing At 10Y
and lace Curtains; Drawing Room Suits richly carved and
gilt, covered with the richest description satin brocatel
Chairs and Lounges Eagerss Cabinets Panoforte, BOOK.
Hair Mattresses, Beds Bedding Blankets, Sofas Chairs
Lounges Rockers deboard Extension Table, Glass; China
Silver Ware Table Cutlery Kitchen and servants Fur
niture, &C. Sale positive rain shine n. BResponsble
attendance TO cart pack goods for purchasers
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE
PAREPAkoSA ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
CARL ROSA. ....... Directors CO D. HESS CO
d. de Vvo business Manager H. Jackson Stage Manager.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 80,
FIRST BENEFIT IN AMERICA
Of the young aud successful Prma Donna
MISS ROSE HERSEE
AN EXCELLENT BILL FOR THE OCCASION,
cconslstlng OF Aubers sparkling Comic Opera,
THE BLACK DOMINO,
and the nrst nc, OF verdis Grand Opera,
IL TROvAIORE
Nine. PAREPA.ROSA Miss ROSE HERSER,
Mrs. seguln Miss Geraldine Worden, Miss Boudinot Mrs
Caldwell, Messrs Castle Laurence Seguin Hail. &c. in the
cast.
Conductors, Mr. Carl Rosa and A. A. Reld.
THURSDAY, BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
when, In consequence OF the previous great rush,
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO
will be repeated
SATURDAY, last Matinee and last appearance in New
York Of this company.
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I LIEN B. MINER, AyGTloNEER. =,

{. wsssly Sale: spacious sas.rooms No. IS Cham
AND " Reade streets, for those desiring that medium Of
A LIEN D. 81 n7fhh HhskY AgHEl2sEDs IL GEEps MINER.
q, IN Mos so = Chambers and n Reade streets Art
sSSS ostNas e sEsSs Sssf
5SsT 81 81 hEssks' 5As; 4; SoSh Ss IoRaEEIy
s3SEs s!kEs2 ESsA An ssenpWSy=So fSshTy ssSosifiSH
fEskp II THE HNiTsp i1GS sTArEs AZ AgSI!6S To sE
s&R aaE 1aS sa TEE kE
FIkINd FROM BUSINESS; ). ,,,. i ,o,nr,.. .,or, ..
.H: ss..s oren
% T or S:n ona @ % 'r
warranted in every respect comprises Clarences Lam
SosoAs: sarH Dog tsT: yeoriss eAbroess' s
81 s:i o
ana Jaeger Wagons light top and top Buggies
VSH %
end asss css =, we a. most stylish and tasteful
e Ct Hs 4
;ss viii as.s :.ss.s By q. ~o.ns. this
also the entire Store and Once Fixtures and Furniture in
Double Iron Safe Sx e cash ana
ready on Friday 18th ns and win be mailed at request
Stock now on exhibition as above
A Lien + 81 H1hhh HENRI Agc1IGEDss IL IGEDs MINER
T y Chambers and z Rsads streets At Gal
~ ana ''' southwest corner Of Twelfth
THE SALE OF THE SEASON
on hEaRs H. Sf tS5R f S0 aAs rs.
they VIII offer for sale the Household Furniture Curos
PRIVATE oo5LEeTlos OIL = asA6Sos4. 1S PAINTINGS OF
wil 5s OTsanzsd By this gentleman and being reia
: " EosT waEKs xaEEseaE II Aa4 sAEE OF
varying from AbT{sabLY 4s{{ss #; FIsE ssE sfIMsss EN-
Of ou, own American artists and the modern European
schools 'esSsf sEas 81 sr 4aE HGf9ssfs 5sp MASTERS
sStas 1s E % 55 q
others are works Sy CARL HusNER, ZEN, yERBoECK.
2hAAsH9Sg kSgsE
FFAhNn FhE cfsb asSah nES GAR H AEa p
BLOCK, ELoEENT iW5hLENs, PLAITEEi, VAN HOVE
cSEShE ssa s,SsS. i .S.s
" s'A''. ART issS5ik CIRCLES OF MODERN EUROPE
sRf ysry s s9sSn w be
TnEsDAAY APRIL 8, at ;he LEEDS ART CALLER RIEs,
tanned upon application Price of Catalogue 25 cents
A LIEN p sy xlHEsi EEsk4 4gs1IGHhah LEEDS MINER
slesrooms Nos s Chambers and y Reade streets Art
wednesday, Marcs So Il O'Clock, front of their
Elegant Horses Carriages Harness, &C. the property Of
gentleman going abroad, consisting OF viz. -
pair OF black carriage Horses hands high years DID,
very Stylish kind and gentle in all harness, from
and very desirable Of family horses An elegant
Clarence seat circular glass 'front.' springs eary
$4,000.
Park Phaeton six seats, in good order, bull. by Wood
Bros for double Harness, Gilt mounngs city made
and in tine orders Blankets, Whips, &C., ali to be sold
without reserve, positively.
Can be morning Of sale in front Of salesrooms
ALDRIDGE 4 WOOD, AUCTIoNEERs,
"A viii sell on THURSDAY, March 81, 1870 at 2H o'clock
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NNUAL SPRING SALE OF THE COLLECTION OF
IA American Oil Paintings and Crystal Medalions from
The American, Art Gallery. ). RUDoLPH ,LEyIs0N,
Thursday Friday, March 80 81 and April in the store
62l Broadway, under St. Nicholas HOTEL The catalogue
numbers over 800 works OF art, by eminent artists
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SALES AT AUCTION.

lanes CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
Agent oaics sl6 Washington street. Household
comprising In part and walnut Psror Suits esgan
fier Mirrors with Console Tables rosewood marble tor
rickhsrds Psror Bedseads Glace. with heay,
stands, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ha. Rack Chamber
Suits Bedding Personal attention given sales OF fur
experience
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NTARSHAL'S SALE
A ROBERTS McG UIRE
will sell by auction at f5s West broadway,
on TUESDAY, March 30, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
the Stock and Fixtures OF an Awning Factory.
Also large Liberty Pole
BY order Of JOHN g. LYST, Marshal
The above sale is to Wednesday, March Is0
at IL O'Clock A. NJ BY order JOHN G. LYST. Marshal
MARsHAL's SALE-R. FIELD, .AUCTIONEER, WILL
lI sell this day, 30th inst, at 10 O'clock 3f West
Thirtyseventh street. the contents of Liquor Store
eisting Of Wines Liquors. Counters Shelving Furniture
Also years. Lease of premises.
BY order y. FEENEY, City Marshal.
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A UCTION.-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE OF
"A Over $15, 200 worth and over 900 lots,

A UCTION NOTICE.-PARTIES DESTROYS OF PUR-
IA chasing fine and well made Furniture at very low prices
will call the large cabinet furni-
ture and upholstery manufactory 26 Hudson street.
OF Dominck, between Spring and Broome. Most extensive
the city Unsurpassed facilities for manufacturing
sell finer furniture lower prices than any
other house in this country N bail goods warranted for
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r JOHNSON, JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
D sale.--By order OF the Supreme Court I will SELL
through JOHNSON MILLER auctoneers auction, l2
O'clock Tuesday March 23 the premses No. 104 Full
street. New York, all Of the stock, Tools Machinery,
and any In the hands Of tho
belon gng to the OF Edward Brown, envelope manu-
facturer, at lO4 Fulton street, New York.
A. DOUaHERTY, Receiver.
The above sale postponed until Aprl q 1870 time
place,
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AN0 HER CHECK FORGERY.
How an individual Played for Stake of
100000 and Lest-An Energetic Bank
OM1ciaI.

How an individual Played for a Stake of
100000 and Lost-An Energetic Bank
Onlcial.
An individual, glorying in the name Of J. Il.
Livingston. short time since purchased from
Wells, Fargo h Co. Kansas railroad bonds to the
value OF 100000, at TIA rendering In payment
therefor check purportlng to have been drawn by
Halgarten Co. on the Park Bank, for $77,50o
Wells, Fargo Co. deposited the check with
the continental Bank, and the "d0cn ultimately,
through the exchanges, reached the Park Bank. At
the latter institution the check was discovered to be
forgery but not until after the usual time of pro-
baton had elapsed, and the Continental was,
therefore, not responsible for the amount
The forgery was detected at the Park
Bank by the teller In proving his certlnca-
81 the continental Bank, was made aware
OF tne fraud he set diligently to work to unearh the
mater ana his efforts were yesterday crowned with
success. Mr.. Tlmpson discovered that Livingston
nad borrowed 100000 on bonds OF the commercial
warehouse Company and received two cheeks OF
SZo,ov0 each on the Manhattan Company ana the
Park BANK he also aHCertained that these cheeks
iiad oeen deposited by Livingston with Cauldwell
So WITH instructions to purchase lor MN Soooou III
nve.twenty bonds. The order was carried OUT and
Livingston called for the bonds requesting tne'bal-
ance OF the amount on the face OF tie checks
Ia money, Livingston obtained the services OF q
proKef 10 identity him, but Caldwell q Co. desired
Iurtner guarantee and demanded an ldentiicat0n
rom the Commercial Warehouse Company. During
the pariey which ensued MIR. Tlmpson appeared on
tne scene ana acquainted Caldweli - 20. OF the
nature or the transaction ana the bubble was
prlcked. Livingston was not arrested, Dut ms
check game was checkmated and through the
energy OF Mr.. Timpson all the parties so~immi-
hensiy concerned were saved from loss.
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Soma 4: Lou. S M
had been With those q he rss republic Or The rs snps
ss
having been their exclusive theme q that place dsproyss tho
NJ Favre doing me- this and other The honor o.
%ft ,as %S 'ID 2. a,m X % ssas pr and
such 81 % to esy u as
denying but only % the Intentions says e
In his we both were opinion that
armtce might es concuded 70 give The French nsC
which SSp aons would be IN position .rsng.As
n:p. /. e ss s.'sf
s them . !. % wa
IL he midst q Siciorloss career an srascs
that IN ne an
dsssnsSs and that therefore, co. . not
:Ss ss''sssa ss:sas'af 9 II
;TmI..lss detained m y
referred srsssoars Toa ana important places.
sas: Sasss he he, conquest ono
IA. thai
s nsr pwsos Of n rs Of .as
VAS another Sieay Having Completely s enclosed
G saK ses a not
s Ia G4s
and. 'e %y snS 1ssS BE-
Eiher the fortified place OF Paris TO be given
S sa x ss e.ss s e a% q
teconrse with the country and permit the
q the town, or the fortified place Of Paris not being
Given into our hands, shall keep II invested
aif1u the armisice, which would otherwise result In
PARIS bein. abe to oppose its expiry reinforced by
fresh supplies s,sngthened by new detenccsn NJ ra
vre pcreptoy declined 9cdng portion OF the
works O. rs ana also refused ~ {. ~ ss
missed % take the opinion Of his colleagues 2. Paris re-
spccting the other alternative under which the military
t quo before Paris was to be maintained Accordingly
result Of our conversations and which was rejected there
only included A. armstics Of from fortnight e tns
enable the election q national assembly to be
helc Firstly, In and before Paris the maintenance OF
the military , G.o eSondy r. and before Metz the con-
, deansd thirdly the sre1dsr Of s!rasbong
their garrison; being accorded free retreat believe our
by ~ nentTs Ca6nsts II the French government has not
senb elected In all France those occupied by not
excepted, this Indicates resolve TO proong tho difficulties
which prevent the conclusion Of valid and to ignore
the voice OF the French people From all here the
conviction 10 forced upon doubt likewise
the rulers at Paris that and unbiased elections
win yield majority in favor of peace. request Elk
ency to communicate this circular the
which you are accredited. BISMARCK.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIO-NLLn. JANAUsCHEK As
MAKY STUARr.-A large ana brilliant audience as1
sembled ct the Academy last night to witne. Nile.
Janauscheks second appearance a Mary Stuart.
1t was thought by those who had not enjoyed WHO
Messing any OF the previous performances Of thu
famous tragedienne In English that she must CEN
ainly fall in some Of the effective situations through
her supposed difficulty OF pronunciation, and the
very best hoped for her that by sheer force Of
innate genius she would so cover over and conceal
tna natural defect as to make her audience forgeS
II atogether But. like those who, on the previous
evening, Witnessed her debut and shared In her
her mastery Of English as At her extrsordi
nary powers Of ,elocution. Mile. Janauschek
sasa % snsa sn sore @srsy sSe ara
q genius. From the moment she enters upon the
stage un,ll she Leaves i she Is the wronged Queen;
OF hope, or paptatng with le0line rage within her
prison walls. And how grandly she bears herself
she bursts the bonds Of prudence and bids her murs
derer oe1ance The scene IN the third act, where
the crafty double dcang Leicester brings her face
to face with the imparious Queen, is truly grand,
ana stamps her with the imprint Of true genius.
The we'll fnodulated voice, the wrath concealed
until the noodgates OF passion ny apart the artistic
action, the cOnsunnate play OF Ieature-al are
forgotten in the splendid tout ensemble Of her
e 81 course 1 Me s Is not perfect m n
pronunciation OF every English word Ia her part,
but she Is 80 nearly 80 that the defect scarcely per-
celved. Her Mary Stuart last night was, Ii any
thing finer performance than that Of the previous
night and ELECTED the warmest applause from the
acting In this play has already received an extensive
eria!s% !. tes :snrna \ Y 9Ps deemed necessary
that 1t was great and signal triumph. The cast
was the same as on Thursday night. Mile Janaus-
chck was twice called before the curtain-aftcr the
third act ana at the close OF the performance Miss
Fanny Morant shared In the honors bestowed by.
the audience, having acquitted herself with her
accustomed ability. To-day there Will be q matinee
and au evening performance.
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EIsMARCK's REPLY TO FAyRE.
The following circular has been addressed by
Count Bismarck to the North German Embassies

Count Bismarck to the North German Embassies
and legations
FErRtEREs, Sept 81, 1870.
The report of NJ Jules Favre colleagues
interview the 2lst September to
Excellency communication which will give
correct idea or what passed between Upon the
whole mot but admit that NJ Fayre has endeavo 10
accurate of the transaction II he
fully succeeded IN doing his sufficiently OK.
planned by the length of Interviews and the
stances under which they held. with regard
drift of his entire argument ought however, TO observe
that the primary topic OF conversations the
cuson of peace but or an armsce which precede
H. As to our terms OF peace expressly declared to N.
after the principle OF cesson Of territory had bsen
publicly .conceicd by France. In connection with
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Saarbrnck Chateau Sains Saargemnd
ment included in Intentions but have not renowned
the right OF making such further demands may
lated to indemnity US for the sacrifices which continuance
Of the war will entail Fa cs eh,, srasoours the key
he meant / replied that strasbourg was the KEY
of house, and We therefore, objected TO leave II In
foreign hands Our first conversation, In Chateau Haue
Maison Montry, confined to abstract inquiry
NJ Favre's only pertinent remark this occasion tnt
they would "Lom pdgeHt que u" but
declined any cesson OF territory Upon declaring such
cesson Indispensable he said in that case would be
useless open negotiations for peace he argued
suppostion that cede territory would humbiaenay dis
honorFrance. failed TO convince him that terms such
France had obtained from Italy and demanded
Germany, without the OF previous
which France would have undoubtedly imposed upon
had been defcatcd and IN which nearly every
had resulted down to the latest tmescoud have nothing
dAhonorng IN themselves to country vanqushed after
gallant struggle and that the honor of France Of no
other quality nature than the honor OF all other countries
M Favrs likewise declined that, question OF
honor the present restoration OF Strasboax would BIO
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THE POLITICAL QUESTION.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Burnside ~ a Observation-Disclosures in
Germany bismarck Afraid Of 1t.

Burnside as IA Observation-Disclosures I'm
Germany bismarck Afraid Of Ii.
LONDON, Oct. IA, 1870.
Every here Is asking II 1t Is reserved for Burn
side, rushing in where diplomatists are afraid to
tread, to ena the war; 1t was Yankee dentist who
rescued the Empress from republican vengeance
and got her safely out OF France and 1t Is not i'm
possible that another Yankee, insInuating himself
into King Williams good graces may get him and
his Chancellor to listen to reason, as expressed
from an American point OF view Russell, OF the
London Times, gives Burnside o first rate notice
in a letter from Versailles to-day, as "A certain
general acting as an intermediary OF some sort be-
tween the begerents.n
REPUBLIcANIsM IN GERMANY.
correspondent, writing on the 9th from Carls
ruhe, says that in Prussia proper and In the North
ern states OF Germany the republican sys-
tenn finds little favor In the present junc.
ture; but 1t Is otherwise in the Southern
Germany, and the fact Is well known in
Berlin, In spite OF Bismarck's card to Reuter-. The
police are actively engaged watching every move
ment tending towards repubIicanism. The arrests
atKoenigsperg caused grsat sessatlon. Bismarck's
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THE AURORA BOREA .Es..

Display OF the Northern Lights from Various
StandpOints.
BOSTON, Oct IA, 1870.
There was very fine display of northern lights
here this evening.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Oct. IA, 1870.
remarkably fine auroral display was Witnessed
by thousands here tonight
NORWICH, Conn.,, Oct IA, 1870.
There was brilliant display OF the aurora bore
ais here tonight, which attracted the gaze OF q
large number oil people.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. IA, 1870.
One Of the most startling and gorgeous displays
OF aurora borealis ever seen in this latitude was
witnessed tonight. Crowds OF people were IN the
streets to witness the spectacle.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. IA, 1870. ,
There was grand aurOral display this evening.
The red light In the heavens was mistaken Tor q
connagration and some one sounded Tie fire alarm,
and the department turned out.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct A. 1870.
There was magnificent display OF the aurora
borealis here tonight. The whole armament was
one blaze Of crimson light, lasting for several
minutes.
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approval OF the measures Of Won Falkenstein
Ia calculated to DO great deal OF
mischief. The people think his actions are opposed
to his sentiments, expressed In Renters despatch
No doubt the Prussian government breads the in
nuence Of republican institutions. 1t were
otherwise why gag the press in Frank
fort by censor untl lately Unknown
but during the last fortnight the issue Of daily
paper was stopped four times. 1t Is to be hoped that
TINS fact may prove due to the action Of jealous
officials rather than to Bismarck and that he viii
take steps to prevent further mischief.
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THE ERIE cayAL.

Buffalo BANKS and Canal Navigation.
BUFFALO, Oct. IA, 1870.
The banks Of this city will make advances on four
and grain to be carried the canal as late In the
season as they can with safety and the exigencies
OF the trade require and will not close that branch
OF their business on the 9Th November next, as an
nOunCed in this davis nanars.
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NURE 62,s43- OF ASTHMA.

(NURE g, 643- OF ASTHMA.
~ GRANVILLE, France, Nov 81, 1863.
suffered during thry-six years asthma which obliged
me to get up four or 1.-Two times every night to relieve my
chest from pressure whch threatened TO take away my
breath: Ihave taken DU BARRY's REvALENTA ARA
BlCA for the last eight days and delighted with II.
sleep very well and breathe teeey have the honor,
&C., Rev. BOILLET.
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NURE 61,224-OF MARASMAS.
" ST. RoMAIN-DEs-IeLKe, France, Nov "a, 1864
DU BARRY'S KEVALENTA ARA BICA has produced an
extraordinary effect Heaven blessed Il
Of nightly sweangs terrible irritation of the stomach,
dyspepsia bad digestion which had lasted
Ihave never felt so comfortable as do now
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NURE 62,9l3-OF NEURALGIA.

n UIY5I
~ vALaoRGE (Andeche), France Oct IL, 1868.
The REvALENTA 10 a remedy which would almost call
divine 1t has done immense deal Of good our dear
Jua who suffering for the last four with
neuralgia In the head which caused her cruel agony
her almost without rest Thanks food she per.
iecty cured. MONASSIER, Parish Priest.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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GENTLraEN-l shall ever be ready to bear testimony to
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Having suffered great and Inconvenience from dyspep
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late Boyd Paul, wholesale druggists.
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HURE NO. y, 1886 TRENTON.
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1.-THE health Of the Holy Father excellent especially since
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his Holiness praise this excellent
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