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and the credit Of the borrower. Commercial pap or
was without change In rates. All the strictly nrst
class aeceptances have bsen absorbed, and hence
prsss2s dealings generally range at seven to eight
per cent Washington despatch says that the
amount Of aoic IN the Treasury is 100000,
including $50 Ooo oov held against eertiacates and
that the currency balance i sll,oooooo.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE F.aMER.
The lower range OF gold to-day has stic ulatsd pur-
chases I'm the foreign exchange market and, In me
presence Of to-morow's steamer. rates closed an
eighth higher and nrm, as follows, for sterling and
francs:-SterIing sixty days, commercial, 10s1l .
los%; good to prime bankers, 1857 o 100; Short
sighr, looK 1925; Pars, sixty days, SILK D
5.l7H; short, sight, 6.1ok 6.16.
THE IMPORTS.
The imports Of dry goods for the week ending
February were 81, 7oo, $40
TIE sUBrRKAsuRY REPORT.
The following shows tho results OF to-day's bust.
ness at the ub-Treasury In this city:--
General balance yesterday. ......... Ss3 All, ,55s
aold receipts. S74, 28l
Gold payments.. ......................... 1,202,48l
Gold balance. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1851, $50
Currency receipts ....................,.. Io0i92O
Currency payments. s....................... 43o1oS
Currency balance. ....................... 6,3A0,642
General Daance..s ..s..................e ca, 1913, 581
Customs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So3,000
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LOUIS NAPOLEON AID THE nAaIln CARL.

NEW YORK, Feb A. 1870.
10 THE EDITOR OF TIE HEBALD:-
A gentleman OF unquestionablo veracity told the
writer Of this note that having occasion to call upon
Napoleon, while private subject then living In very
humble quarters in London, he found him with q
map OF America before him. He explained that
ship canal would some day be cut through the mar
row lands separating the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, which would command the commerce or the
indies, China, sc. Coltempora1eously with the En-
peror'S attempt 10 set up an empire in Mexico IL
seems English and French capitalists began the
survey OF such ship canal, which Is now reported
as completed and the route found practicable. The
stock is owned by English and French subjects, but
IS TO be placed nomnally under the contro OF Colon
bia. NO guarantee OF neutrality is 10 De gwen lg
Is pain that the plan OF Napoleon vas TO cut the canal
and by the aid OF a powerful MONARCHY III mexico
maintain Its against the United states and thus
limit our power. II Cuba remains in the hands OF
The Spaniards, who are the pensioners oil England
aud France, tDey have better position IN
Cuba than In Mexico for holding the
weaker governments who may nofninally claim the
tsthmus subject to their Will In wal and peace.
Vhus those two Powers the sworn eneInies OF Amert
gan growth, VIII hold the Suez aud the American
fanais--the two routes TO the commerce and riches
Df Asia and the Pacific isles. Let Spain and her
allies settle down anew IN the West Indies, with
their great naytes, ana for 100 years the United
States may not be able TO move them. What VIII
then become OF American shipping3 Hamilton Flsh
and the enemies Of progress VIII continue slavery IN
Cuba; but viii not America be also the slave OF
european monarches Oh else regain her lost pres
3ge AZ an expense q thousand times greater than
3py possible complications In favor OF Cuban inde'
ale GREAT REPUBLIC.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES

s.Sam" Chanfraus to night in Newark.
ssThe Grand Duchess' sings ana cancans to.njgh.
n Brooklyn.
Parepa gives the New Haven,tes heavy trea. Or
opera on this and Monday evening
Ole Bull sloped from the West on Wednesday for
the cities and towns on the Pacific Slope where he
goes 10 fiddle.
Brigham Young has just been done up in i've
act melodrama by an admiring san franciscan. Tho
piece ~ ls said, abounds in leading female cnarac
ters
correspondent writing from Rome under re-
cent date says that Miss Charlotte Cushman in ey
Ing remarkably WELL
Opera 0oaJe gives place this evening to French
comedy at the Theatre Francais. "hrs Malton,r
Eomical French version or ''East Lynneu and the
comedetta OF lies Jurons de Cadlllacn viii constl-
The last evening performance Of the military
lrama Of mours' was given last night at Wallacks
4heatre This evening ''Ihe School for Scandap'
Ein be repeated, and on Monday next the comedy of
sstSchool' viii be revived with strong cast
The Grand Opera House has been closed for one
painters and carpenters have been working like
beavers night and day preparing the Prince OF Eries
latest dramatic tcmptation--"The Twelve Tempta-
NonS'-for presentation. The thing has at length
been accomplished and viii be exhibited to the
patient public on next Monday evening. Tonight
s'The Twelve TemptaIons' will be subjected to The
ordeal OF fu dress rehearsal y the purpose OF
simbering its legs and getting 1t into presentabe
Eleven matin6es are announced for this afternoon.
as there is little or everything to choose from in
fudlng OperG b0lUe, mlnstrelsy, tragedy, melo-
nrama, pantomime, buresque, euucstrianism and
Particles entertainments. 1t is more than probable
safa as W w bs rsses Sve G share N Wo
Jacks. "Surf' at the Fifth Avenue 'sThe Serious
Family" and "The spit1re" at the olympic. '.The
drande Ducnessn at the Francais "Buck, Buckn at
ahe Bowery 'Trhe Glorious Seyenn at the Tammany,
sIxionn and IDorabella' at the. Museum, equestri-
,pn5m at the Circus varieties at Tony Pastors Opera
House, and negro minlstrelsy at HooleJ's opera
AQus9, Brooklyn.
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The extreme fluctuations OF the leaulnS sp
latiye stoc ks were as folloWs:--
SOUTHERN SECURITIES

Contrary 10 the general direction OF the markets
the Southern State bonds were strong and active.
The Virginias were again one Of the features, the
new bonds rising to 601z while the Loulsianas were
buoyant, the ievee eghts touching S2 the South
Carolinas continued their upward movement. and 50
was at one time bid for the old bonds and S75 for
the new. The Tennessees were steady and quiet.
North Caro,nas were active in tho new bonds and
special taxes and strong In the old. The following
were the closing street prices OF the Southern list:
tennessee, ex coupon, bil IS; do, new, ASH asE;
de Eve per cent, 42 A; Virginia, ex coupon 62is
624; do, new, 90 67; Georgia skies, 81 50; DO,
sevens 90 "a; do sevens, interest payable In Geor.
gia 60 a 81 North Carolina, coupon. 42h AS do,
new, &c a 26ta; Missouri skies, 9oH 00I; Qo, Han
nbal and ST. Joseph, 81 %; Louisiana sizes, II 72i
DO, sevens, II rs; DO, levee SKIES, II 70; do
do., eignts, 81 49, Alabama eghts, 9a o4)s; DO,
hyes 62 q %; do, sixes sterling, so O So; South
Carolina skies, 81 90; do, registered stock 50 "a.
THE MONEY MARKET
was steady, and rates on call ranged from four 10
six per cent. according 10 the coaterals submitted
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reported q prices ranging from ioe 10 aSc for 70
market 9r Scotch pig dun ss.r. being
~ 81 s -, s g, q
%s: %soss ss. 4. Ss ssoS NJ
being extremely 9y light. and prisss were heavy and
$50 Refined ed bar was dui ana ne@in Al
s Rs~ .s; s s !.
O qS S si M sS o. aS ss o 0
Spf q rule su there being
No S
Nss s Ss o1s.ns T. S We @ rSo o
old caysd, sOc &c.; new do SSc a0c nav do.
s a:. s Eass ssnss a. d. %
oIieans eGS s,.S ,u.,,o.. .,.. r,.,,n.
m. there being sl. Demand Das hoiasrs rm e
Il. 70 grant -ng & !: M %
.5s. closing at about 1s Sr
agTss u: :.:; Y ysrs seSSs No q % ss Is g So
Sss STRAINED Snossd !. o. y ssss; No sss
xnaoG ". aS and ID
ITO bb. IN shipping ORDER sold FOR export a
PHTEcIlgEForc crude ia bulk the market continued to
nrsy small ots Sodsrs ssnersy being .n.ioas %
realize lever price: prevailed, the market closing q
q &. G asa
Il bs ~:s dun and On ssoa. %
shs E dos r:nsa VA: unu.&s quiet and prices wsrs
ss y: sIo.: Il: :ss: csa cs:ss Psys: SsSs
% Ind % o ns ;DSs s .%
s In % d.SSns h I. AZ, rsnsd wsrs selling
delivery There bSis standard white for
H.rcS Marsh s ~ july ss saa
per cent the market closing With 2sc bid and soc asked
..: 81 ss s ~ lS
ss;; s.: ~ 1saassy e: q |
ssssy s sna % '5p hos. ss' ws: rS
s W::s',n :ns q 49, fsr s,s soiy X;
srss. " ~ prime I'M mes: mess and sas
:S :sa s%s Sii I y 20 Ssa' sss
a. stGSs ss.nsa Ss %
Sale: 100 sbs picked ham. pTi;.is terms and anna.
49, ie The I Lard va, = ar rm :. the the opening
heavy a The GSse ghsn the demand en- was very light sass lee
tieree. AprS delivery iSsc iSac. and $50 dO
sSetE-TSs,' = paoaes.,s business transacted IN
aHs to RSo
Sf 70 sass ans na sSss o
sssng s.ss for 1873: isss: foS soft white.
aSf
and n nome rsd quite .sn 80 hRa.
:ttncsed much snon and the sales were as fol-
DO wssssTn % sriys from Europe, A. iss % do Ohio
vana and l55 d. 1868 crop Connecticut, private terms
Havana tood request and $50 bales sold at 92c
81 o5 Yara quiet at &c., &c., for rs cut III 02s
81 0S for sssde,f.
WooI.-There 10 good business doing In fleece, tho de-
mand being ALMOST entirely from manufacturers and the
market very sng especially for the nne grades which
in comparatively small supply. Pulled is still very
active and fdmer prices are obiained without
dincultv, while Texas is in fair request at prices
fayorlng sellers There ia good business in progress In
California whc generally held at prices about To- above
those current week ago The demand is prnc-
pally for fall Zip. For foreign the market is quLe,
and prices for almost all kinds nominal. The
sales oibs eece at 4sc a5sc including 100000
lbs State, Ohio at 4sc. Soc 40O0ibs fleece
private terms within the range OF prices; lbs
ohio mostly X, at b0c. 1900 los ubbod, part at bic
Michigan at s!c !sde, chiefly At 4SAe sSsc SSi
lbs pu 3c 45c for foreign, and 8fc 17c for super
extra; $4,000 lbs Texas lchiehy Westernl at lc c
bury ane fan c a lss 22S 30 90 o les slightly bury
lamps fan on private terms OObo0 lbs fine spring clip
al DC. Sic. b. pAiss Cape sold private terms.
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Holders Of gold paid g., 6K and 9 per cent 10 have
their balances carried over The operations OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:--
10id cleared. s43 8O1, 900
uoiu paAances.. ........................ L12I0S2
Ourreucy BALANCES. eS......s........,...... I385.O72
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POLICE TRIALS.
H0ge Drinks Cider-A Dutchnnan Breaker
Remarkabie Case i'm Brooklyn.

HOR2 Drinks Cider-A DutchnlaM Breaker-
Remarkable Case i'm Brooklyn.
Commissioner Manierre yesterday heard evidence
In about forty complaints against officers.
John A. Marvin, of the Fourth precinct was ac-
cused OF not patrong his post for an hour and i've
minutes, and when found he was coming out OF a
liquor store In Pearl street. The evidence very
positive, ana he Will likely be dismissed.
Orlcers John Hogg and Henry McSherry, OF the
Tenth precinct were charged with being or
post in beer saloon in Essex street. The rounds
man swore hs saw i1egs tna arfS me psoPretSe
policemen In to quel row, and that Hogg drank
glass OF cider Hogg admitted the drinking and
declared that the rOunGsman had boasted he had
sufclent influence at headquarters TO break all the
Dutchmen OF his precinct.
The case OF ID. Gleason, OF the Fiftietn (Brookynl
precinct, charged with improper conduct, developed
some singular facts. The complainant was car
conductor Of the Court st street 3 line named Joseph
that the night CT the 25th u Gleason got on the
car IN citzen's clothes to go up Tor doctor Tor
Change Gleason then told the conductor
he would not pay him anything and would ride.
The conductor pitched him or the car and struck
him. Gleason followed the car, got on rode TO the
end ofthe route and arrested Dalton VINO was taken
TO the Forty-eghth precinct station house where he
made his complaint before Sergeant Drake, VINO
ordered the oaicer 10 take mis- prisoner TO his own
Sergeant Meeks refused TO entertain tho complaint
and denounced the officer as two-thirds drunk
Gleason then insisted upon taking his prisoner
before the inspector and attempted to rearrest him
outside OF the station house Tor that purpose
Sergeant Meeks who showed much feeling on the
trial. awore tnat Gleason was intoxicated, as did
also Dalton and . conductor named Graham
The defence called eight or ten witnesses all OF
whom sWore that they smelled Geason's BREATH and
he was perfectly sober, but excited. 1t also APP
peared that he rendered fare 10 Dalton, ana told
him he would ride to the END Of his route for the
change; that Dalton struck MN and hurled him into
the mud while the car was in motion; he then fol
lowed IT. got on, rode to the end Of the route and
arrested him FOR assault and battery. The evidence
or dlsintercsted parties showed that Gleason was
entirely sober. There are four other complaints
against MIN growing out OF this arrest.
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Died.


AHERN--on Friday, February 4, after short Ill
ness, which she bore with CHRISTIAN forutude,
BRIDGET AHERN, the beloved wife Of Patrick Ahern,
aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence. "a Cherry street, on sunday AFTERNOON, at
halfpast one O'Clock
CARPENTER Brooklyn, on Thursday, February
8, WILLIAM G. CARPENTER, son OF the late Daniel
Carpenter IN the 23d year OF hls age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral on Monday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from his late residence, DeKalb avenue,
near Clermont.
CHAMBERs.--At Pouchkeepsle on Thursday, Feb
ruary 8, JOHN q. CHAMBERS, formerly OF thls city,
aged 90 years.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon, at hafpast one
O'Clock.
CURLEY.--Daughter OF Michael and Margaret Cur
ley, aged years months and "a days.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from her late residence lgII
Greene street. this Saturday afternoon, at haipast
one O'Clock.
DARE.-0n wednesday, February 2, Mrs. ELIZA
FP NOES DARE, relict OF james Dare, In the 61th
year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
sttsnd tho funeral, from her late residence, NO.
10 South Second street. Brooklyn, h. d., on sunday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
DAyIs.-On Thursday evening February B MARY
ANN O., wife OF Isaac 4. Davis, in The 25th year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
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v)gduds and Maitland

CorFERio In good demand from the Trade at steady
prices sales sced of 24G0 bags A. Bradshaw
SoO DO Gillian 500 do Pathy sad ssl d. Santos
held for full figures We quote Rio ordinary cargoes 4c
146c.; fnirdo Islc 10 DC; good do, i5sac 16c.;
prime 16c. IKE. extremes for los l4c. lSc; Java,
zoe. &c sngsp9rs, lso 1885,; Ssylo1 i75Sc I99fc;
l5c. l6ac. Costa Rca 1l19e ia Manila, Ice Hc.;
Mexican, l5c. &c., and Sayanis, l6c. IKE, all gold,
duty paid
FLOUR AND GRArReceipts, 4,7sf bbls four 100 bbls.
and 1890 meal Se10 bushels wheat 428 do
7a27 do. 800 do malt The Hour market duh but
unchanged There demand for low extra State for
shipment prices below the market. The aaes
10000 bbls Southern -four quiet but unchanged
sales 500 bbs Rye flour dun and prices favored buyers
1850 bbs Corn meal continued to rule dull and nomi
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

tt FellA NaA WALL prREET, l
- FRIDAY, Feb. 4-6P. NJ.
The markets were anected to-day by the Washing
ton reports concerning the progress respectively Of
the Sherman sumner Currency bill and the Boutwell,
Funding bill Naa
GOLD FEvERISH.
The gold market was ntfui and fevcrsb, operators
seeming be in utter doubt o. to the real effects OF
the financial measures now pending In Congress-.
The price did not nuctuate widely the speculative
dealers were content, In such doubtful market to
take small profits and hence the extreme nuctua-
tlon was from 1904 TO 1904. The Clearing House
ngures as well a. the currency rate to-day would
seem to show that the sales yesterday were about
equally divided between 'longn and "short, gold
The market was weak at the opening this morning
and II was tho Dears" who rallied it by their efforts
to cover. the chief fluctuations were as folows.
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Wheat was dull and lc lower. with almost no demand
eos sSen az aSoa II s and amber aer s, At Ri IL The
3 bushels ~ 90 for choice No spring;
nols ii % for Pennsyivsna i 81 for choice white Gene
p y y ,9g grs % g Tee o wo 1 asa o anal an L? S
amber winter in Corn inactive and hrmer, clos
Ing asos q e for ps m S 5 3 10 '9T ri m T6s @ as ssn n.s
in storc ~ O6 81 o8 for do deliyered; 95c sso.
yered Rye was hsayy about 9Oc 9ac for state
aud sc s5e for Western oais wsre moro active ana
ern SAKE FOR inferior WesteTn 5se fos Ohio and ss tc
els bond sold at s Barley and malt were dull and
nominal. = ,., 49,. -, L.,
demand but holders were generally nrm N their views
demandng " 20 for Georges e S r. for Marbshesd and
1900 head For mackere The market was moderately active
%9ss %ee dssosed q 's& Sd & g sos a.
70 fsr No I srrHs for No m.1s sss i VIZ f.T r.
s. Ts5s s5s g s e
So for Other kinda Of Lab duh and nominal
FRrIonrs~Tho marse, stl dun and rates were
grnn in the LIVERPOOL waa 3d. The charter.
& &.es sas soass e s fpoo I Saeo
al 25s 10 Glasgow 1000 bba -four eported) at ls 3D. To
the Continent dfom Philadelphia 2591 bbs petroleum at
pegs At Is 3D. The Charters VEGA BARK 800 bos from
phadepha to Gibraltar for orders at 6s for petroleum Ia
for TOT w ZOO S 20
fiat bark from the same port for Gibraltar d9r
for bbls; to the Adriac ssc for cases and for
bbls. schooner fro Pensacola to New with 100000
about s0 OS leet humber at sr brig 10 Perna,abuco
Bahia general cargo and an American bark aOO bbs to
Hors-Thero lttlo nctivity in the market thera
demand except for small lots TO supply the mne
diate holders however demanded full
rces. especially for tho better gradsr Small sales were
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Haif-paxt Five o,CIoox p. MI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Feb. 4--6 p n.
CoTToS.-Tha amount OF business consunmatsd In this
staple only moderate, the demand from all classes OF
buyers continuing light, and the market closed weak
quotations appended AT the opening there considerable
steadness prices Including q bales to arrive the sales
ilse bales of which 857 were for spinning,
ia for export and fi7 speculation. Tho bus-
In future deliveries fair ct about tho
prices obtained yesterday The sales 500 bales basis
low middng, for April AZ 25c a25 250 do for Febru
nry, at 2i}sc. 21c; 600 do for March, part at 2ic
2 and 100 do for june at 25c The closing quotations
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BIcKER--WEEKEs.-In New York city, on Tuesday.
February /, by the Rev. Samuel w. Sayres, HENRY
X BICKER OF Belleville, N. J to HENRIETTA, cangh.
ter OF the late William Weekes esq, or New iork.
BURR-SHERMAN.--In Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
February j, by the Rev. Q. X. Banyet, WILLIAM II.
BURR to AMANDA SHERMAN all OF BROOKLYN.
CARRoLL-C CARRoLL--On Monday, January 81, by
the Rev. ii. Glackmeyer, s. j., J. @. CARROLL TO
ELLEN s., daughter OF the late Peter Carroll.
HERITAGE--GREEN.-At West Hoboken, y. J on
Wednesday, February 2 by Rev. j. g. Egbert, Mi.
EDWARD M. HERITAGE to Miss CHARLOTTE A. GREEN.
Also at the same time and place. and by the same
GREEN.
HowEIre-CHURcH,--In Providence, r.. J., on
Wednesday, February 2, Mr.. WILLIAM H. HOWELL
or Philadelphia, to Miss SARAH IL CHURCH, OF the
tormer city.
LAwEESoE--LUDLow.- Tuesday February ], OF
the house of the BRIDES parents the Rev. John A.
Roche, assisted by the Rev. George Lansing Taylor,
CHRISTIAN $. LAWRENCE, late United States Navy.
or Brooklyn, n. Y, TO MISS FANNIE X. LUDLOW,
stepdaUghter or 5. p. Squire, New York city.
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JIrNE ARTs-wex FLOWERS.--LESSoNs GIVEN N
III this elsgnn. by Mrs. M0GRIDGE, Of London terms
may and specimens OF her work seen at her rooms
co East Ninth strest near Broadway.
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2
SALES AT AUCTION.


UoIos NoT1qE5A TSIs 5AHsArusBaA Y TATroB 4uorloNEEH
Magnificent Household Furniture
81 West Fifteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
Paintings, Broozcs, sta.usry,
Rosewood Panoforte.
Marque,ere Bois dc Rose Cabinets,
on THIS DAY tsArURDAy), February 5, -''''''''
at the Residence 57 West Fifteenth street,
'''"''I sale Commencing at lo1 o'clock.
offered Al auction this season ,he furnished an
5 months, non Dsw MS@ ss ~ S
Bols do Rose Cabinets Tables Jardnisres & &Ens9snnrss &
daion Velvet Carpets Paintings By smnsn. artists Lace
rqne oo ssSH; sS
RaTssus. Bodsteads, commode., %arirobes style Louis
H sasy ] 3sas pans pTSs
s Service shsd Ss c sSss Ss s sea , 9
salo take Fifth avenue stages Or Sixth avenue cars.
"a nv iBy 4n HGSRy IT, LEEDS MINER .. ...
and a. y asade art r M ss s 81
rooms. q aoaae o'
Household FURNITURE, Mirrors Pianos Sewing Machines,
marble Centre Tables elegan. Clocks and Vases black
Bolsts Engayngs, Chandeliers, rosewood EStenAon Ia
several rosewood frame square and Grand Pianos by wei
known makers; ebony Parlor Organ, Music Box, &c.
A RT sALE-spEcIAL NOTICE.
"A Messrs. LEAv1Tr, sTREBIGH co are pleased 10
announce that they VII sell by auction next week. Friday
no%n hs Sqes nna SS % Es Of
This collection numbers thirty paintings, OF Gr SUCH
win tho assertion that collection Of equal
this description has before been
offered sale by auction In this city, Among them
will be found by s. r. Clifford five by j. T. kensott,
two Whredge, With choice specimens by purand East
johnson, Lang, Loop, ROBBIE Troyon, Diak &C, hc
Paintings exhibition day and evening. -
DRTAN II. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IN trator's sale Qt valuable Real Estate.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, II. H. WIbk ms co. will sell at
auction, Wednesday, Fob. o. f u o'clock Al the Ex
change Saosroom, III Broadway by order OF tho edmins
traitors vanderpoo deceased House and Lo. No ia
street. Second avenue liable Lots Second
ayenne l0hh valuable Lots Third avenue
ner aud 18th streets also Lots 10th and 18Th
eirecs IN or the Third Maps at thS
of the Auconeers No. Pine street.
A UCTIoN NOTICE-FDWIN NC OILS, AUCTIoNEER.
IA Magnificent aud costly Houfehoid Furniture.
IL Tenth street one block ast OF Broadway,
Filth and Syih avenues
At public auction, this day SAT UkDAY) February g.
monoinr at II o'clock precisely the Furniturs made &
bidder without THIS viii be the largest Household
Furniture sale ths and opportunity for house
keepers Magnificent fanoforte $3.50; Ve~et
Brussels, Medallion Carpets; rosewood walnut Pnrlo
Suits covered with satin brocatl
Curtains to match Turkish Chairs Lounges Etageres Cabi
nets bos de Tables, Mirrors Clocks Bronyes Vases
Paintings Bookcase Badsteads Bureaus Spring and Hal
Mattresses Bedding Wnshstands Comrnodes. Wardrobcs
Lounges Chairs Sofas, Rockers, Buffet Extension Table
Glass China and Silver Ware Cutlery 2S Brussels au.
Ingram Carpets olcloshs Hallasands, DO,