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SINGULAR CASE OF VIOLENCE.
A Man with Two Fractures OF the Skull
investigation of tne Case-How was Thni
Head Broken TwiceY

Man with Two Fractures OF the Skull
Investigation Of tne Case-How was That
Head Broken TwiceS
A few weeks since Charles Clark a man OF intem-
perate habits, arrived IN this city from California,
and took lodgings with Mr.. August Hing, at No ia
Hudson street. What has been his occupation dur
Ing his stay IN New YORK does not appear, but it
seems certain that he left home with his head ban
dsged up ana at q later hour he was taken iome
when II was understood he had been run over by
truck and dangerously injured. What treat
ment Clark received those IN the house DO not
state but at eight O'Clock Saturday evening
Clark was found lying In the hallway OF the premises
apparently insensibe from the effects Of liquor and
taken up stairs TO Ded where be was found dead tho
following morning. The body WAS removed to the
Morgue, where Dr. SHINE yesterday made o post
mortem examination, and found tnat deceased had
bruised beses while there were Mma
on the body. These injuries might have been re-
ceivcd by fall, ana II true that he was run by
truck as stated that might reasonably account tor
the fractured skull; but there seems to be
certainty as to tue manner in which the fatal IN
ment made by Mrs. Fey. living III the house,
Margaret Fey, Of 74Hudson street, stated she had
known deceased above two months and that ne was
saw fiim 60 out with his head all bandaged up; he
went across the street to barroom; Mr.. Robinson
friend OF his, subsequently took him home and
told Mrs. Fey tat CLARK was almost killed py dray
running over him; on Saturday evening, about eight
O'CLOCK, the Witness IN passing INTO the rear mousse
heard some snoring very loudly, and found de-
ceased lying on the floor In the passage; deceased
then carried up stairs 10 his room II then being
supposed ne was drunk; the next morning Mrs. Fey
sent her servant girl 10 see II MI Clark was up, and
she found him dead.
August Hing, VINO rents rhe house No. 174 Hudson
street, made statement mainly corroboratlve OF
that OF the first witness.
Coroner Flynn, who has charge OF the case re-
quested Captain Petty, OF the Fifth precinct to make
effort to gain further particulars respecting the
manner In which deceased was killed. As yet no
Dno t>anv. .ulanv Inn
taking Clarks ne and In the absence OF proof
1t is reasonable to conclude he was accidently In
jured. Possibly he may have been beaten In a
drunken brawl. but 80 the police OF the precinct
know nothlng OF 1t.
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THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.

CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
The following were the closing prices OF stocks at
che last session of the Stock Exchange:-Canto ton,
81 69a1; Cumberland, 80 49, Western Union
3f'I 341S; Quicksilver, 1211 49, Mariposa, 10; DO
preferred 20; do. certificates, 48 bid; Pacific Mail
,38A a Soh; Boston Water Power, 17h 49,
Adams Express, 63H a osA; Wells. Fargo Ex-
press 2lh 21A; American Express, 81
a 3s3S; United States Express, 81 52
New York Central consolidated, 941 q 044; do.
scrip, 921S 925l; Harlem, 139 o 139H; Erie, 25A
25%; do. preferred, AZ o 40; Reading, 97H q OK;
Michigan Central, 40; Lake Shore, S4zS q 85h;
Illinois Central, 137 bid; Cleveland and PittsDurg,
esq q 0511; Chicago and Northwestern, o9h q 694;
do. preferred, SO seH; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, Is; Rock Island, 119; Milwaukee and
st. Paul, 61% q 90; do. preferred, IS 75x; To.
ledo and Wabash, 43 43X; do preferred, ~ bid;
Fort Wayne, 9lk ok; Alton and Terre Haute,
80 81; DO. preferred, 90 Did; Ohio and Mississippi,
2s1a 2sH; Delaware and Lack &awanna, 104 Q 1o4a4;
Kew Jersey Central, 10oX l0l; Chicago and Alton,
7lo pd do preferred, llo,s III; Morris and Essex,
s61 bid; Hannibal and St Joseph, 105 1915 do.
preferred. 1866 1o6&; ST. Louis and iron Noun
tain. Az 43; Dubuque and Sioux City, ITO; Co
aumbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 19k.
GOVERNMENT AND STATE BONDS.
The government market was heavy and lower but
less responsive to the decline In gold owing TO the
proposal to buy nve millions during the ensuing
month. The latest street prices were as rolows:-
United States currehcy sixes, Ill nix; DO SKIES
1881, registered l15x 118; do. do, coupon, 118
1l6,S do. hve-twenties, registered, May
ana November 1928. 113A; do do, 1852, coupon
do, ll3T max; do. do, 1894 do. do, 1l2X 113h;
40. do, 1885, DO do, 1l3h ll31 DO. do, registered,
January and July, 111H lllel; DO. do, 1885.
coupon, do. 1llH liz; do. do, 1857 do. do, ll2i
iA2H; 90. do. 1853, do do. 1l2k 112K; do. ten
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COTTON MARKETS.

NRw ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1870
bales; coaswise bales Total i42sl bsiss Exports
Great Britain 252 bales TO Barcelona $50 bales to New
York bales TO Boston so baes to Mobile $50 basa
sales, bbOo balesi stock, 2lesSl8 bales
GALyKsTos, Texas, Feb. 49, 1870
Cotton hrm good ordinary i9Ac receipts 617
exports coasswiss bales; sales " bales stock, d
baleA
MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 28 1870
Cotton nomfnal mdding, 124c. total receipts to-day,
lbl baes exports to he Continent 4Sl bales New Or
leans, 2SS bales; sales, 200 bales stock, 7OS4 bales
CHARLEsTor, 8. c., Feb. IS. 1870.
oa du snu p.css nominal ni nohing doing middng
bales; sass none; stock. q, ,6S2 bales.
Cotton duh and prices nominal ike total 70.
ssss SG 70 me e s BALES
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 1S 1870
Cotton dull and prices nominal; middiine 2ic {fxS
total receipts today 6SS bales; exports coastwiss IS7f
bales; sales; stock 2 oA bslsa
Cotton dull And heavy; Mddinf 22kc. &c.; total
ceipts to-day. 2b bales; stock, II, 900 bales.
BosroN, Fsb. a. 1870
Cotton dull and prices lower; midding, AKc 29c Int
baiss; salsa lb0 bales; stock, lob0O bales.
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Down EAST BIvALvEs.-The town OF Wareham,
in this state, promises to acquire high reputation
for the quality OF the oysters which sends TO this
marker. They are natives, and for deicacy ol
iav0r are not surpassed by any bivaves which are
sold. In former times Wareham did q respectable e
business In OYSTERS but the trade died away and 1t
Is only recently that there has been revival Atten
ton is again directed TO the profit TO be reaped by
owning an oyster farm and some OF the fortunate
ones nave already reaped q good harvest While
Others have planted the seed which another year,
will pay handsome per centage on the investment
The Don Viudnts oil the "Hub,t who have taste for
oysters, are unanimous their praise Of tue
Boston Journal, FEB. 2S.
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SofFEb-ftlo quiet put steady
or Laguayr $50 bags sold ON private
Ohor kinds were dull but unchanged
FHEiaHrs. The market extremely duh, and rates
were generally nominal For vessels for charter
but little inquiry. The engagements were TO Liverpool
~ bales cotton m "i and per steamer o0 bale. cotton
cotton at NC The charters achooner to the south
de Cuba and back, sugar at 5c brig, 800 hhds
Unna and back sugar at 6 brig With about
70 Seville brig to port In the Mediterranean
with about 800 do private terms and from Phla
about As. I'd. - - - - - =
flour AND Receipts, o20 bbls -four I45Q bags
corn meal S20 bushels wheat 226 do corn 72 do. oais
6uO do peas and 1900 do malt The business Ia State and
western hour was hight there being but little demand
70 enect sales OF consequence holders would have
oolged 70 grant material concession from Saturdays
prices California nor continued to du and nominal.
Tue sales were about 80J bbs prices within the range
our quotations appended Southern -four was moderately
active al steady prices Sales $40 bbs Rye scarce
aud hrn, with aaes of 300 bbls. Corn meal duh
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SHARP DECLINE IN STOCKS.

SHARP DECLINE IN STOCKS.
The stock market, alter period Of feverish dis
quiet brought about Dy the furtncr depression In
gold, gave way under vigorous attack from the
'bears" who assailed tue list at every strong point
and forced 1t down from to three per cent. The
ciques who are now at work in breaking prices are
the Same who 'Iuedn them few weeks since, at
which time they turned round ana sold out
going "short" at the same time. The present
effort Is to realize upon their short saes
They have orlven the market down, or, rather
have had 1t driven down for them by the unlocked
for decline IN god-a movement which took them
by surprise as much as 1t did the public generally.
In endeayoring TO cover their ''short" sales they
nnd 1t necessary to give the market final attack,
because II gold should stand steady for DAY the
case ana abundance OF money would put stocks up
again ut q, to them, extremely dangerous rate. A
"bear" movement In times Of easy money, when the
s'bus'' have the alliance Of the whole public Is
q very hazardous undertaking. The operators who
engineered the present ono were content at
first TO SIMPLY realize on the advance In
prices since New Years-an advance which
Ehey argued tor then, as now they are
arguing for decline-bus gold happening to
show weakness afforded them q cue and they took
advantage OF 1t to 60 'short' Of the market. They
are Low hammerng away with all their might to
cause general tumbllng out OF the long stock held
by the public purchased at the declined prices OF
last week. SO far they are to be complimented for
the vim and dash with which they have sold down
tine market. IL remains to be seen whether their
execution Will be as sklfu when they make the ef-
fort to Guy the shares which they have pentifuy
disposed Of. The features OF the day VIII be dis
cerned by the following table CT
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n
y, under sa milling demand Ths sales bushels.
DO in store, II IS white and ii 30 for amber
bushels a &c Tor mixed Including good 10 prime
:s s$sS Il # ss:s,s 81
and aoa % aaa &C. Sac s'i for STATE sis ws Ds
dull s Wessra as ranS sa sys 81 Tos
ca1ss @ @sA sr
Stsethe latter price for choice The stock OF grain
II 81: = :::
0 UESIEs.We heard Of no .aes Basa were quoted at
Hors.1Ths market was dull the demand being lsn bu,
prices we're unclaimed The few safes made were At from
and sd r s s f9r spps which was
sl.5 long straw, 81 Is - G y; .sqls ao;'
Prices were nominal at former quotations
al kinds 3 q % was dS
NAVAL sronEs.Ths market for spirits urpen.ine was
retail lots and a. holders were anxious realize prices
as g ss. IN heSs @
II % mas a'.as Seas
e . s Ss
sss 3D. ss and Is lsT ~ S' g
ssa ss. s"s 8 snSsT VIZ
oiis. Linseed was dull and nominal a. ssc in casks
Other kinds were dun A. former prices We heard Of
sales s., Of G,s2nss e1nse9uenncs ns:,,,. a. 81.
p2se " fs Sr
Ts Ss as~
the spot and for March delivery 25 DO
fS p%s
1 T.. and G ;"s o % L tsr Yc' sc or
common 70 prime; ths arrival. woro only moderate
ss n sna esa so sma sass os ~
sales 10 hs: within hs US $50 ie5 soa.hsIn
sIcep. picked hams which the srsnt Of 100
bbls at H3c Bacon dull, hs sales being conhn cd
for a sas @ Ss
o S O S sSd
May Prime western steam on the the spot Closed M at
TssrnoIsTx-rhe demand for crude in bulk was very
n sns 1"a we heart @ Of Nor 10 as, Of Ssn Mdss
5alc. Crude in bb was still dull and nominal Il sic
s;s;' sSSsss 'S .:s ::s S:s 's;is .s:
r. y :ss
closed weak ass
lion hs sale: S yss sS for NsT
TO August At &c., and 5000 do for Aphl 70 December
RIoR.For Carolina there a moderate demand aud
prices were hr The saes were about so tierces within the
SIN dun and Stock to-day 7OS bags Rangoon
srEARINEThe market was dun the demand being con-
9ned to amal LOTS bat prices Unchanged closing
H1c. l5c.
sEEpsCslcutta nseed dull and prices entirely
s y 5 3 ad 4a R.d I'VE s's & Of o9
clove $4 80 - 5 for timothy and 10 % $2s for rough
naY.
SUGAR-Therc only moderate degree OF activity
the market for tho demand from all CLASSES OF
being light but there change TO note prices which
c ~ @ At %
and a22 bags s.. Domingo on private terms Redned was
slow of SALE che demand being limited but prices
changed closing at f4c for hard Gc. l8c for soft
white, 12Lc for extra and 11<c EAc. for yellow. We
qnoe:-
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Unlred States bullion. .................... $50 900
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Feb. @-6P. N.

MONDAY, Feb 28-6 Pm.
CorToS-Ony moderate business was consnmmatsd In
this staple to-day the from all sources being
and prices wer, heavy though quoaby lower The sales
were oS bales ncuding 2s arrve Of which $50 were
for export 7o for spinning were in transit There
was good business transacted future deliveries prices
FOR which, however were about c per h. The sales
were as bales, basis low mddng for March,
at 2Sc 2csc BOO do. for April At ssac 600 do. for
May atssSc. 225&c 500 do for june at 2asc a9Jsc
%Co do for April and May private also ste atur
day. $50 bales for june At 22sc 100 do do At asc
and 2Oo do FOR May, private terms Subjoned are tho
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY. MARCH l. l87o-rRpLE SHEET
fortiss. registered, losx q lob, do. do, coupon.

forties registered, losx LOB, do. do, coupon.
1l1A o 111X.
With the exception OF the new Tennessees, which
continued weak, the Southern State bonds were
steady and dull being In this respect quite oblvous
OF the changes In the gold market. The following
were the closing street prices OF the Southern
list:-rennessee, ex coupon So 55A; do, new, 46H
a45A; Virginia, ex coupon, 62al So; do. new, 05k
GO; Georgia skies 81 s3; do. sevens, 82 a 821S;
North Carolina, ex coupon, a AN; DO, new, 25x
20; do, special tax, 23K "a Missouri stxes 931s
a 9371; do. Hannibal aud ST. Joseph, 9s e4;
louisiana skies, II ~; do ievee sxes COX q
20; do. do eignts, 10 so; Alabama eighls, g4 95;
do. ves, 63 "a; South Carolina sixes 81 SO; do,
new, 70 q 80; do, registered stock, IT a ~.
THE MONEY MARKET
retained the general features which have prevailed
for several weeks. Commercial paper was In de-
mand. but with little doing. Rates were un-
changed. Foreign exchange was lower, and rates
ranged on the basis or 1857 lOSA for the various
grades Of BANKERS sixty day sterling.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The Imports OF specie at this port during the past
week have been as tolows:-
February 21--Steamer City OF BROOKLYN
February 2,-steamer North America, St.
February 2l-steamsr Tybee, ST. Domingo ''
February as-steamer Uaiabris liverpool -'''
February a4-steamer Fah.Kse. hamilton ~''''
GOlu 1000
February M-Brig w. Robertson. Savanllia--
SILVER. ....:.................. 1924
February 26-Steamer St Laurent. Hayre-
Gold 1855 100
February 28--Steamer Eagle, Havana-Sil-
ver........... ............................ I3O
IOtal Tor the week. S2l4,597
PREVIOUSLY reported. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $685. 973
Total since January /, 1870. So 05i, ,670
same tne In 1869. 2,02l, $40
same Lue III 1908 .......... 5425S1
Same tlIiie III 1857 Observation-Disclosures. 262 8O3
THE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows the results OF to-day's busl-
ness at the Sub-Trcasury IN this city,
General balance yesterday day........... Ss3 495 0sl
Goid receipts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Gold payments. ..............,....... 94849
Cold balance. ......................... 78,370872
currency receipts. ....................... 427,049
currency payments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 667, ,52l
currency baiahce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,792,58T
General Dalance ...................... S3,673,028
oustouiS 502, 900
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SALES AT AUCTION

A DRIAN II. MULLER, ,AucTI0SEER-A fPp r. r. Will
IA yseventh street.-ADRIAN II. MUfA.Ekv ,aroh 3 Al
hlNs co. will sell auction "Wednesday, ~oadway
" O'Clock at the Erchaass sAcsroom, No. ~ vest ol
riiy seventh street, Lots south side, Ia fese,
Ninth ~ enue
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THE ENcRQAoHNRNr OF TAK MIssrssIppI.-fiick-
man, KY, Is in some danger OF being washed fnto
the Mississippi The city fathers are making strong
efforts to prevent the bank from further Aliig In;
but Il u feared this relief 10 only TEMPORARY.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.

Receipts md Disbursements mt tho Once Of
the Assistant Treasurer Of the United States,
New York, for The Month Ending February,
2S, 1870.
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A UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION
Il S25.o00 worth, a25.OO0 worth,
Magnificent Household Furniture

Magnificent Household Furniture
THIS grsDAY SHs!iif aaii's@ aslsA le o'clock
and W" f. NfGo hsh p, .,,sasDa Haasnas O'Clock
. al e e
and Ffth avenasvevei Brussels Medallion Carpets two
d.screien Cabinets.
sna
sansl Mirrors soea.el rep. and lace Curtains rich
and Walaat Esastcads, Bureaus. wa.astands Com
o % . wnss s
covered with reps and haircoth Lounges Chairs Book
Sale positive. n BRellabie men attendance or
en-
M .5 ALE Of yAavAEE M w REAL RE-
se On on Es 5
e on being M of the %0s y.Is , and
n ssq aase a SS to %
SAssif 2 Apply 'n'
A UCTloN sALE:1J; M. TAYLOR AUcTIoNEKR
maunssen; @s a's aoyseSo;a sy eass0gas; ggatn,ure
On TINS day (TUEsDAY), March /,
th and s1n avenues s.SN oeock
aSo @ chaa
Many Rare, Costly works Of Ar,,
Largest richest assortment Of Furniture oroed At auction
Drawing Suits covered CRIMSON sod blue gold bro
case rosewood Etaseres bookcase marqueters bos de
lion Carpets Paintings By artists artistic bronze
Gosr msse so Ss
Cover; rosewood, walnut Bureaus, BedseAds, Wardrobes
s,' a % ssnE
Chnawae Cutlery Linen, Silver Casors Tureens salvers
basement Kitchen Furniture. N B.-Pariles wishing 10 at
RcH JOHNSTON, AUorIoNEER
once and salesroom, a7 Nassau street. opposite Post
BY JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL,
n fhctro
~ Ens Ts yhfs1ia nAY rss 9s- n ISa e aaos.
Reguiar sales Of Horses and carriages For full parcu
and descriptions see catalogue Under head Of Horses and
We never postpone sale account OF the weather
AT THE LARGEST sALEsRooM IN NEW YORK
Furniture csIpes r.inspgs &o sold at aaeon Or
way N. B.-sales At private residences solicited
A. saIs.1oon: lSs fsesy and ii csdar stree.
Household Furniture. Carpets, Bedding, &c
In par of P.ros and 3SamSsf Fsraiass suits Or ssrs
sa E"s Lon.
gsds and sssaIng Grocsery Class Cutlery Desks Chairs
RY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUcTIoSEER-o OFFICE AND
;ossTSS Van TxssH 4. :s.,; !;
a Boarding Ioass and Lager saloon. :
Also very nns Pimpon Bsdsissd
DY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AucTroNEER-orFIcE AND
UNCLAIMED PACKAGES FROM THE AMERICAN MER.
CHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY.
The Great Auction House OF
JOHNSTON q VAN TASSELL will sell Wednesday,
March I0 O'Clock n their saesroo Nassau street.
500 unclaimed Packages, contents unknown,
from the American Merchants Union Express Company.
DY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AUCTIoSEER-sELLsl 10
ID O'clock a Beeckar street large Stock and Fixtures
Of Liquor Store consisting of Rhino wincs BrAndss 0,
sn a: s so s.yns:
Chairs Bar and Bar ssis Bar and oss.r Boss:
a: rS%S aHT pss ss.
Bowsry.
pYJ. W. CAMPBELL, JR, ,AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
ID without reserve, At IL O'Clock Tomorrow the
Barroom aud Billiard Saloon "The Wonder Beeck-
or and Thompson Streets Stock Fixtures Furniture Billiard
nifty Further particulars with CAMPBELL Co. Auction
GERS, $50 Bowcry.
DYJ W. CAMPBELL, JR, ,AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL
- without reserve Thursday NEXT the celebrated
Barroom Billiard aud Oystsr s.ioon '.ihe EWssA" sts
rirsa. FuraMme sharta billiard Tables valuable LesAs,
&C.. 40
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATIONS 10 the $ioooO0 PriioNos. t. 5St and
Approximations 10 the s8o,0oo Przc--Nos. b,a46 aud
o2ss, each. @ ~ 10 "a.
Approximations to the $4,000 Przo-Nos. ll,lSS and
Approx oximations to the 5000 PrzeNos. l0,a46 aud
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A ASThOLOGY.

Prizes paid in gold Information Furnished The highest
rntes paid Douboons and ait kinds of God and Svet
TAYLOR a Co, Bankers, Is fall street, New York
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! A ART SALE;
%ap2s. 81 s" AZ q % S +.
spss%en. sr sycIi,s modern srtis.s together with
% saS March sSSF
sssis ss mos. ..y s q The
snsag loving popular ~ and dsatinguiahoa artists:
%sSs men, .q asrasss ss'ss.' W. " y.r ssssa. ssss".
sssss ssuaer. xdaies M sfsf p.p. b.1a b Il es.' co
S;s s,s.s e: Bremen
And 70 other. ~ q pss sSaa m.r,s Mao'O1 ls'fe
ss aa ;iw q % TX .se spS
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A uCrIoN NOTIcE-cRINA, cRocKERv. GLASS,
WIN SH'sS ss iaa .c: !. .
sss me AND to G u.
Try retail trade dooas carefully packed for shipping.
a PHILLIP LEVY Aao.ionesr mSs oAfAhoooh
as 81" a.ss S Il s
superb collection OF framed on Paintings, by
can and European artists rhs Paintings exhibition.
a BENZ. ?. pAfkchIIp. pn;ahiIs Aueuoneer.
sssss n ssss.
No. IS Sc " WasS'nS.on DSnas ,''ss.; Street,
Northwest corner HqasSn AEsoa and H'ad' streets
w Lots NJ YoTkylHe,
E,ghyfonrth Eghtynflh and Eighty-srh s,s and nv A.
Terms liberal title perfect further
may be had OF THOMAS LAWRENCE, referee, No. ly3
nassau street; GIDEON j. TUCKER, PlainuHs Attorney,
Herald building or OF the auctioneer, No. Il Pine
UCTfoN SALE.
"A by HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
nhNh1 LEEDS, Auctioneer. Salesrooms, g5 Cham.
way. o' "10 % D'o"1-
GREAT SALE OF FIRST CLASS
OIL PAINTINGS
:. o rssay a1d s.s
evenings March 10 and IS a, the "LEED's ART GAL
LEKlES,' the collection Of MESSRS L. PRANa a CO or
BOSTON, comprising all OF the ORIGINAL. PAINTINGS
from which the celebrated CHR0MoS aud PUBLICATIONS
OF that firm have been made Most pictures IN the
collection were painted order many gems OF
American and foreign art Among them following
artists
r. II. Church, George Inness
Eastman Johnson A. r. Tat,
]. q. Brown Ed Moran &c.
together with great number OF French Engiah and
Belgian artists, including beautiful specimens of WATER
COLOkS by CRuIKSHANK and others. Full particulars
viii be given in a few days of the exhibition.
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A AUCTION SALE,
IA. BY HENRY u. LEEDS & MINER.

N. BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auciioneer.
saesrooms rs Chambers and "a Resde Art Galleries.
On Wednssday March at 1o1 o'clock al the private resi-
Handsome Household Furniture, Rosewood Piano, &C.,
OF brussels and Ingram Carpets covered rosewood
bic top Centre Table, wna. Corner Esageres Deco
rated Vases, Bronze Clock, Git Frame OIL Paintings
n saes sns I1Gaaas 'as
s.y snn, owI and so
Table black walnut Chairs China crockery Glass
cravings &C. &C. Also Kitchen Furnisurs sa' S'' 'A' ~
A UcrloN NOTICE ls WEST. eth ST, NEAR 9Th
n ay, this STassday) morning. commencing
0 Gu%a S,ia!qFsf FzGEea Ssfs i o Saaonss sy Catalogue
win sell TO hghes, bidder all magnificent Household Goods
ed esns.nE Of rosewood fsnof0r,e stool Cover
ya;s es oh,. hssTs. p.
robes, Sofas, Chairs, Rockers, Extension Tables Buffet
i've in lots Goods boxed and Shipped n srss the
arsest and richest sale this day. Take Sixth Seventh,
and sn s positive a street. Goods boxed
n ternoon commencing II o'ciock-Al Furniture
s sayss e los es &
class Household Goods contained In i've story 81
ucrIoN; AUCTION. AUCTION
h Over $i6 worth and over 500 lots
the elegant residence Is West twenty sixth street.
'fTssH st;T NdnoL aHd ss'sas 4as,Ssss
win cell this Tuesday morning March 1917 O'Clock
Magnificent rosewood II octave Pianofor.e,
ss@n n9 ss ysg w sn 9G0a M
Esgeres mirrors Curtains, Bronzes, Clocks, Vases. Turkish
spring Hair Mstresse. Bosers, Pillows Blankets Ex
tension Table sdeboard Glass China and Silver Ware &c
sale take sixth ears and stage
wen,ysixth street Goods carted boxed and shipped for
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

MADAME LA RLANCH, THE GREAT uNRIvALLLsn .
lH Business Medical Cairvoyant NO. lio Wess iWsn
ty sixth strrst. between sirh aud Seventh avenues
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

I1Y j. W. CAMPBELL, JR-, ,AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL
- without reserve Thursday nex the celebrated
BArro0m Billiard aud Oyater Saioon 'erhe Eureka St6
Eighth avenue In ample running order with Stock hne Bar
Fises Furniture Sharts Billiard Tables. valuable Lssss,
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR
"A. voyAnt.-yst her for evsrythng-sieSncss business
theft names numbers good luck 4ta Canal street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

moO nOn REWARD TO ANY ONE WHO CAN
6LU.tUtU surpass Madam CLIFTON, the great Ned
icsl and Buslnsss all businesa arciy conhdcn
us Omce l76 Bsccksr street. fourth &ooS fron SULLIVAN "
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvofANr..
M reveals your whole lite, from the cradle 70 sne sa
lss Canal street. Fee ST.