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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Er;Aav Marah 2 1871

Friday, March B. 1871 J
There is a fair supply of capital in this mar
ket and rates are quite firm at former quota
tions. We quote call loans at 56D6 per cent,
according to collaterals, and prime discounts at
7@712 per cent, according to credits. The
Secretary of the Treasury is iindomtabe in his
efforts to force his new per cents on the mar
ket, and the project appears to give more pros
pect of success than the shrewdest men would
tioDs are pouring in both at home and abroad,
and it is predicted that $100,0 600 will be
promptly taken up in this country, and the
same amount in the leading European markets.
These predictions may be verified however,
without insuring the success of the enterprise.
Meanwhile the tendency of the bond market is
apward, and the gap between them and gold Ia
fast closing up if the movement only continues.
Gold is rather quiet and very steady all the
sales being reported at 1109@111.
Government bonds are in request, and prices
have again advanced about u per cent. higher
than at the close yesterday.
At the Stock Board there was a lively demand
with large sales at a gsneral advance. Pennsyl-
vania 5s, overdue, sold at 10015; City 6s, new
bonds, at 1913, and Lehigh Gold Loan at SST,
an advance.
Reading Railroad was active and strong, with
sales at sos, 8. o. up to 50'3l; Camden and
Amboy sold at 1165s@117, the latter b. o.;
Pennsylvania advanced, selling at 619S@61%,
the latter b. o. Sales of Minehill at 5la and
Lehigh Valley at 602s@61, b. o,
Coal, Bank, and Canal stocks attracted but
little attention. Central Transportation sold at
5O19 and Hestonville Passenger Railroad at IL.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
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PRINCE NAPOLEON'S LETTER.
DE Is Not a CandIdale for the French Throne

Prince Napoleon has addressed the following
letter to the editor of the London Times, in con-
tradiction OF statements in a Hayre despatch
published recently
Sir:l read in your journal OF this morning, under
the title "A Candidate for France" some lines
make yourself the echo were to be found only in
journals OF no great Importance, met them with
silence alone. IL is otherwise when the London
Times repeats them, and declare, In the most
formal manner, that the assertions contained in
your correspondence are absolutely false.
Standing apart for several years, and especially
during these recent events from the politics OF my
country, have, since the fall OF the empire, lived
in deep retirement, whether in Switzerland or In
England, ana had right TO think that my retreat
would protect me against calumnies so OdioUs and
so Ridiculous 70 which / give the most positive de
NAL. Receive, sir, my salutations.
NAPOLEON IJER0MEl.
London, Feb. l6, 1871,
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New York Produo. Market.

NEW YORK March 3.-Cotton unsettled sales
1900 bales uplands at 1491c.; Orleans at l5Ac.
Flour a shade 1rmer; sales $4,000 bbls State at
no; Southern at Sc 9O@9. Wheat hrmer; sales
10000 bushels new spring at sl.6I@l5s; winter red
and amber Western at $l649l'65. Corn firm ;
sales $4,000 bushels new mixed Western at s5y@s6c
Oats steady; sales 81 900 bushels Ohio at 66@69Hc
6 6eeI ss fppk nr neW mess SI
12a@l31sc.; Kettle, lsA@laKc. Whisky steady
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Reported by De Haven & Bro. No. 40 s. Third street

MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER Co., No. SO 8. Third
street. report the following quotatiens;-U. 8. Go OF
l122s@ll2A; do. 1865. l12A9ll2A; do, July, 1896.
11I@ll14; do, July, 1857, 1111S@1liI; do. July,
@ll1A. U. s. Pacific r. r. Curcy IS, ll93S@113H.
'NARR LADNER, Brokers' report this morning
gold quotations as follows -
1000 A. M,..........11lH Il112 A. M....... ..llOX
1913 ...........111 III Is " ...........1ll
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Practicable Route Across the Isthmus Dis.
COvered-Letter from Commander SeIfrIdRe.
The following interesting letter from Com
mander Selfridge, of the United States steamer
Nipsic, has just been received by Mr.. Cyrus
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12

A PRAYER FOR EDIroRs.-Rev: Charles
Yoysey, haEipg been condemned by the
Episcopal Church for heresy, has commenced
to found religion of his own in London.
he has drawn up prayers, cut up the Apos-
lkles' and Nicene Creeds, and made up an
original programme of exercises, which he
presents as pure extracts of the Gospel.
One of his Litanies contains this beseech-
ment: "That it may please Thee TO help
all literary persons and editors of the public
press, that they may use all their powers in
the cause of truth and 1ghteousness, and
rise above the praise and blame of men,
Those who may differ on the most essentiai
and distinctive doctrines of the Christian
faith can unite in this prayer.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12

poleon, turning 10 Hudolts what 10 70 be
done with these Httis fairies We caupct
Leave them wandering here. Hold have
ann. and You see that man standing by
your side. Now you may choose one ofus
for your guardian"
go, sire, will choose you," said Ca
mile, bounding forward and kneeling by
the eide OF the carriage. -
). Come into the carriage said Napoleon
she bounded to the feet Of the Empress,
where she remained, although the latter
motioned her to take q seat beside her.
"Well, mademoiselle," said Napoleon,
with playful andSgallant ain to Pauline,
"we wait your q. IIopsax
PAUL. S's s's b Hs 4; ss'' ne1'' said
xpect4 decision the Emperor
utter Eclams*ion Of astouishment,
Hudelt, fsz i it might brinl 4. mad prs
d; ghssne5 pom Was too o',
"Do you know what you .aressaying ~
said Napoleon, kindly. Are you afraid
of met I will love You and you shall play
remember that you will be separated from
your cousin if yeS do'not GO With u.s.
p. III will list stas with 20
selecting yout aassdian," said
3 or, you haze not chosen badly
bravb Hudelt Will be kind fathei to
ee sssR i9 fss n The s.: s91 embrace
hort embrace ID a lsan1S j ground,
a cracking of the postillion'@ mp, dash
of the ~equipage, a waving q hands, an d
the farmer and orphan were left alone.
/ Htnelt tnrns2aHts ek, Pauline by the
And,s siEis ssfsnga taid be-. that yoa
was it your maDiier said on her dying day :
All, remember-' The humble may rise
and carif vi" with thoh, while the great
may fall and bury us in their ruin.'> That
sounds AS wise as though it were written in
book"
Concluded next week.)
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MEDICAL.

ID UPTURE CURED.-wTTH AN EXPERIENCE
IL of more than fifteen years. practice in the treat
ment and CURE OF RUPTURE AND HERNIA
will guarantee perfect relief comfort and security
and rapid Improvement than can be obtained OF
ether person or appliance in tho Saath re-
tho of the ont length OF time
ALSO INSTRUMENTS FOR THE CURE OF EvEHn
SPECIES OF HUMAN DEFORMITY on HAND ok
MADE TO ORDER. Call address, with stamp ior
circular, Or. T. ST. q FERRIS Office No ~
Charles street, up stairs New Orleans Hours TS@
y A. II. TO ?. ~. ~ SAa
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ID ALDNESS.
CPOBAlSAM.


This admirable preparation e.cites tn. Scalp to nes'
and healthy action. the Hair xurianty
1t from DandruR and Scu'f prevent the Hakr
from falling and makes It gio. and beautiful preve1e
It turning gray, bringing IL back to its nsarsl
color Contains none of the Me6eral Poisons whtch
Hair Restorers compounded such lead, ssk-
pbur nitrate silver etc Opobalstn u entirely vee
table, and derives Its from The French Mecquet .
small free growing on the c and fr.
shores of the Red Sea Hair Dressing for ladtea u
is admired by ali aud cannot be equalod. See that e
genuine beais the signature OF the Inventor Pioe zSe
j FFEDERICKS. Chemist
FREURICKSON & HATTIE,
Wholesale \ gents. l39 Canal street. New Orleaaa.
For sale bs all Druggists se2t II iy
II spILLMANN. MANUFACTURER AND Ar
IL. phrr of the Best
Trusses, Braces and Abdominal Supporters
III America or el.ewheTe.
SEVEN DIPLOMAS awarded at the Louisiana StAAs
Fair, 1870.
THREE DIPLOMAS awarded at the ato Texas Stss'
Fair. 1871.
! wish to inform the public that my Pa.ont Trrs& .
well my late Patent Abdominal Supporter la< asS
equal and both Instruments have springs back pAd
the horrible straps of familiar instrument
Practical mechanical experience OF Tbirty Yoasu
will fully Justify in soliciting your patronage
| trial will convince that humbug is outdone.
IL SPILLMANN. % Baronne street,
je2571Iy Between Perddo and Union N. OrieRIA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
FOR SALE.

THE RUSINRss IN THE WE'LL
i known SALOON, next door to the Fountain
House., together with the Fixtures, and two OF
the best BILLIARD TABLES In the State:
The stock consists Of Wines, Liquors, Nicer
schanm and all other kinds OF Pipes, Cutlery,
Book, Tobacco, Shot. Guns. Powder, Shot. etc.
Everything In the shop will be closed out In
the next thirty days at COST PRICE.
Customers will please call and settle on or be-
fore thc last day Of December, 1870, or their ac-
commits will be placed in the hands ofthe Consta-
BILE for collection. -,,u
dS9-tf L. q. fhSSh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
DARING ATTEMPT To BURN
PIPRR,s OPERA HOUSE.
Arress Of the Ineendiary.

About two o'clock this morning the
fire bells ut Virginia sounded an alarm,
caused by a most daring attempt to de-
stroy Piper's Opera House by fire.
None of the machines rolled far, how
ever, as they were fortunately not
needed, rs the fire was promptly ex-
tinguished by Hugh Kelly and Charley
Fletcher, who discovered 1t.
The Fire
was deliberately set at the rear Of the
building, on E street, the villainous
perpetrator effecting an entrance
through a back window. He had a
bottle Of coal oil, which he distributed
freely upon some old lumber and fire.
wood close to the back door, and then,
touching a match to 1t, he ran away.
Kelly and Fletcher happened to be
passing In the neighborhood, and see
ing the light reflected upon the houses
across the street from the theatre, ran
to the rescue just in time, extinguish-
ing the flames by the %judicious appli-
cation Of a few buckets of water. One
minute more, and 1t would have been
too late to save not only the Opera
House, but all the other buildings In
that vicinity, for n most destructive
conflagration would certainly have
ensued.
Arrest Of the Iueendiary.
About half an hour after the fire
occurred, Chief Downey arrested a
Young man named William Willis, on
the corner of e and Union streets, as
the incendiary, and put him in the
station house.
The Grounds for Suspieisn
are these: Evening before last Willis
"sparred" his way into the Opera
House to see the play, and being or
dered out by Mr.. Piper, went, swear
ing that he would "get even on him
for it. He was heard to say this BY
others beside Mr.. Piper. Subsequently,
after the theater was out, he was seen
lurking suspiciously about the rear Of
the hailding, but made no attempt at,
that time. Half an hour O: so before
the fire last night officer Potter and
William Stout noticed him again Turk
ing around the theater in a suspicious
manner, and followed him for awhile,
but he eluded them or got out Of their
way. After the fire they consulted
Chief Downey. and the result was the
arrest of Willis, rs described. There
was coal oil upon his hands and the
sleeves Of his coat, and he had appa-
rently been sitting upon a small spot
about n foot in diameter Of dry lime,
which was OIL the edge of a low plat
form, close to where the fire was kin
died, inside of the door. Other cir
cumstances point very strongly to Will
lis rs the incendiary. He Is n young
man. a carpenter by trade, and, like
Arthur Perkins. n member Of Washoe
Engine Company No. 4.
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yrpx v.,r.p,p wopv.-We are In
roco,nt &C tho Arst yol,,n,e of n new
p ..h,,h q
"ork no" Deihg issueu' anu "ni
of the highest degree of Importance Us
well "a convenience to business men
and all otbers who desire IN keen mace
80 ~ not-
VIII the tiihes anu NC Posse"
tiers Of general Information. IL Is
| Chambers' E~ncyclopqdia, a dictionary
~ ,,,vorS,l pnowladce for the neonIe.
1s-n Y.;,h
heViseu eu'tio'i' te-issue VI A'
maps, plates n engravings,, 10 De
completed In eighty parts, making ten
volumes, OF S33 pages each. IL Is
illustrated with abont 4,VO engraYings
and forty maps, togetner Will u selie'
OF from eighty, 70 n nuIlureu eies
gantly engraved plates, .iiustra.,ne y.
the suoJeccs oi naturai his:oiyi ~" -.
the nrst time appearing IN the wv.N'
y. b; Lippilcott 20, 6hiiaueipnia
ana L ID. hey q Co. o.y LAY ssfeo.;
a franciseo, are tue puoiisiie,s, "nu
It Is, or VIII De when compieteu' u e
issue OF oadn9es E~ncyeaSp oont,,n;no
ougniy reviseu 70 uaIe, "nu ns .,n,S
sucn c9rrectt1ns ~ ."c iapse Iii,
sihce tue pu1iic'tloi vi tne n :.
ton mas mace necessary 10 peiieet ~
as a stanuaru work vi Ieiel.nI :, ~. ~
getner wl.I SUN me- suatms.
toste I'm the art of book.making de-
mands. 1t will embrace general ac-
counts OF all subjects IN tne various oe,
partments OF science, ilteiat1re anu
art arranged In aiphaoeticai oTuer.
AND the various subjects IN phlioso-
pny, chemistry, ootahy, Geology natu-
I'll history. alatoliy iueSiH''iiSS, "iSi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES I.
Arrivals.
NJ vELLs. FARGO = co. . LINE.
ID Fahey Il faney hulot
NJ L Roberts . Nevins Geo Crandan
BY WELLS. YARGo = co.'s
N-s Clark is Mayhugh Geo Fair
Mira Mayhuyh Z Meiple F Walter
" Eayes John Clunet Vim Sampson
p PKcating JJosephs d McInnes
Miss A Bibb n Casa Mrs N A Caldwell
A o Holmes, WI y 3 oh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13

NEAT SD HANDsoME.-At BarnertS
famous clothing store, Virginia, next
door to the Bank Of California, are n
couple of the neatest and most elegant
showcases, or cabinets, we have seen
for some time. They are large and
handsome, one on each side Of the front
entrance Of the store, and contain
nropar shelves, etc, for the display OF
fancy shirts, neckties, and other pretty
arrangements. The folding doors OF
each arc single plates OF the finest
French plate glass, and the frame and
other woodwork Is all Of beautiful
black walnut, with gilt beading. These
tue cabinets cost $500, and were maue
at Virginia. They certainly are n
credit to both mechanic and proprietor.
FINE AFrAIR.-The ninth animal
ball OF Young America Engine Com
pany No. 2, ar National Guard Hall,
Virginia, Friday evening, was the finest
affair Of the season In that llne. Inc
decorations were magnificent, ineiud-
inc over one hundred singing birds III
cages. The music was Of the highest
order OF merit and everything excel
Iently managed. May their next be as
good.
FuSERAL.-The funeral Of Thomas
Flannery yesterday afternoon at VIZ
ginia, was very largely attended, the
PROCESSION being one OF the largest
seen in that city for a long time.
Strong delegations from all the nre
companies attended.
RAILROAD PAY-pAY.-Last Saturday
was payday on the Virginia. n
TrucEee Railroad, which occasioned
the scattering Of a considerable sum OF
coin along the line.
PUBLIC SCHOOL o. THE DIyDE.-The
public school on the Divide opens to-
day, pursuant to order Of the joint
Beard Of Education Of this city and
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
= = = J

AN EXPECTORANT REMEDY WITH.
OUT AN EQUAL.
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Or more, by engaging in light, honorable and
staple business, In which no money H. required.
No competition. Exclusive territory given. Ref.
erences as to character required. Stamps for
return postage desired. Write your address In
ull, and plainly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13

RENDERED TALLow, for mill and mining
purposes, constantly on hand.
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PIONEER
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
], F. HALL, @. D. HALL, G. ". HALL,
Proprietors.

THIS OLD RsTABLIsHKD AND
i reliable Laundry 10 prepared TO turn out
any Quantity OF Renovated and Clean LinSn,
without being damaged by manipulation OR
by chemical application,
Packages punctually called for and returned.
oadces At International Hotel, Tahoe House
and Wallace's Fruit Store, South c street, Vir-
einia: and at Charles Drodhun's, opposite the
News office. and Ycsey's Hotel, Main street,
Gold I'LL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13

BuIILoS.-Several sacks of bullion
from the Merrimac and Santiago mills,
Carson river, we're taken to the Branch
Mint, Carson City day before yester-
day.
l.. S. CIRCUIT CouRT.-This Court Is
in session mt Carson again to-day,
Judge E. w. Hillyer probably pre-
siding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN

IN GREAT SOCIAL EVILS AND ABUSES,
- which interfere with MARRIAGE with
sure means or relief for the erring and unfortu.
nate, diseased and debilitAted. SentFREE OF
CHARGE, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. 3 South Ninth street,
Jaat,3m Philadelphia, Pa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Is rapidly supervising all other preparations for
producing Elegant, Sweet aud Whole NC ROLLS.
BISCUITS. BREAD. Bucswlcat and other Grlddle
Cakes. Perfectly pure and reliable. and always
ready for immediate use. The CHEAPEST Baking
Powder In the World. and It WILL KEEP ON
LAND OR SEA. In any climate, for years. II is
well adapted to the use Of Ilousekccpcrs, Miners
Mariners, Emigrants. etc. and Ia. in fact, In every
respect the BEST YEAST POWDER made 40
the Kitchen. the Camp, the Galley"
Manufactured BY D00LEY L BROTHER.
60 New Street. New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, ON LEAVING GOLD
Hill, has left o number Of bills with Hy.
Crandall for collection. All bills not paid by
he first Of March will DO handed over to Justice
Putnam. c. B. ZhBRlSKIR, N. d.
Gold Hill February !, 1871. fT.tf
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A MAN SHOT.
still Another shooiiuE scrapo ~
virginia.

About half-paSt y o CLOCK laSt efen-
ing. at the Miners Saloon, on North
street, Virginia, nearly opposite the
postoflce, a difficulty occurred between
two Canadian Frenchmen, In which
one was shot in the chest and probably
fatally wounded, although lie was still
alive ut noon to-day. AS near as we
could learn, the circumstances were as
follows:
The Victim
was n young man Of about twenty-five
years Of age, named Amabel Bour-
deaux, and has been working in the
Hale & Norcross mine for some months
past. He was sitting at n quiet game
of cards in the saloon with a party OF
friends, when Edmund Goyettc, an
other Young man, who has been work.
ing i'm the Yellow Jacket mine for the
mast year, came into the saloon. He
was somewhat excited by liquor, but
noe drunk. and seeing Bordeaux, he
soon got into n controversy with MIN
relative to a certain man having
attached his tGoyette's) wages,
and for whom Bordeaux had
acted rs interpreter. He appeared to
be considerably exasperated about the
matter, and made hostile demonstra-
tons, but Bordeaux, anxious to avoid
a difficulty, succeeded in keeping him
away for n while. Suddenly Goyette
drew 4 revolver aud fired Mt him, hit
ting him in the breast, and was about
to fire again, when the barkeeper
spranc forward and stopped him by
taking the pistol away. During the
immediate confusion consequent upon
the shooting, the assassin rushed out
into the street and escaped. The
wounded man was taken to the office
Of DR.. Weber. who On examination
found that the ball had passed into the
left breast, just above tho heart.
Capture OF tho Murderer.
Goyette, the would-be assassin, passed
up Union street to B, and hurried to-
ward Gold Hill. Officers McCready
and Larkin ran along c street In the
same direction, and rs luck would have
it, the pursuers and pursued came out
together at the junction of the two
streets, OH the Divide, where they ran
directly into each others arms, and
consequently Goyette was soon lodged
In the station house, where he now is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13

STEAM BArIs.-fOr rheumatism, stir Joints, ca.
tarrh In the head. cold on the lungs, and other com.
plants, get som Of DR.. Mayors Steam Baths, In
Gold Hiil. W
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
SALES AZ AUi:TlON.

late HENRY H. LEEDS MINER
tEsabished 1s47)
ssiesroSms % CHANGERS nh and "a Reaas streets
corner Twelfth street
THURSDAY, MARCH 80,
al ION O'Clock. nj private residence,
NO. l03 EAST FIFTEENTH STREET NEAR FOURTH
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Eng
lish Brsses Tapestry and ply Carpets nearly
and IN perfect orler rosewood. mahogany Paror Sus
push heavy brocatel and Lace Curtains gilt frame Pier
Mirrors rosewood Centre and Side Tables black walnut
maho-any Bedscais, Bureaus Warjrooes, Lounges and
Chairs oak Extension Table Buffet and Chairs Crockery,
Glassware, Cutlery Ac enamelled Cottage Suits, Curlrd
Hair Mattresses Bosors, Pillows, Ocoth, Stair Carpets,
&C, &c.
streets elegant collection of Stuffed preserved in
the most felike by Mr. c. s. a!brath
comprising many OF the most beautiful birds OF North and
South America, lastly arranged mn der glass shades
FRIDAY, MARCH 81,
At 10. o'clocx at private residence
NO 63 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH ST.,
handsome Household Furniture made by Better; French
Plate Pier and Mantc Mirrors; English Velvet Brussels
Tapestry Carpets; Brocatcl and Lace Curans rosewood
80 ~ sATUKDAY, APRIL I,
STREETS,
large and fine handsome Household Furniture,
removed from city residence for OF SALE
variety mads to order by best city makers Administer Vel
Brussels and Threepy Carpets, Mirrors rosewood ri
amos Curtains, &C., &c. Details in time.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, APRIL 7AND s,
at Leeds Art Galleries, Nos. gt7 and $40 Broadway,
EXECUTIONS SALE.
large and hne collection of modern Oil Paintings OF dis
nEisLcd artists of the French Belgian English and Amer
can schools. Particulars in few days
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
A ucrIoS AT u, EAST TENTH STREET.

THIS (WEDNEsDAY) MORNING. at lO5l O'Clock precisely
EDWIN NICHOLS, AUCTlONEER.
All the elegant; Household Furniture OF the large five
residence. consisting OF bnc velvet Brussels, ingram
pets rosewood Panoortr rich Paror Suits,
katin brocate anu Lairch centre and pier tables
Turksh Lounges, chairs Etagercs Cabinets, Bookcases
Dess per and oval Mirrors Paintings Brohzes, Clocks
Vases Curtains, rosewood and walnut Bedscads Bureau
Washsands Commodes, Warurobcs, spring and hair Mat
tiesses Beds Bedding Blankets Bolscrs Flows Rockers
sofas Chairs, Extension Table sieboard Chna Silver and
Glassware, Cutlery. Hall Stand Stair Carpets pos,
tive ~ u. Reliable in attendance cart or pack
gooGs Ter purchasers.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

HENRY DREHFR HoPSON, AUCTIONEERS.-THIs
day, at luS O'Clock, at l9 Bowery, Furniture &C.; Bed
steads Bureaus, Wasbstands Chairs, Tables sofas,
Loun es Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Desks
lot OF Wall Paper Pumps, Scales, Stone &c.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

I =. WEINBERGER, AUcTIONEER. SELLS THIS
day. al l0h O'clock AT u Bowery the entire Stock OF
wholesale liquor dealer removed for convenience sale,
comprising about 10 barrels n choice Bourbon snd Rye
Whskeya and large quantity OF other LIQUORS Wlneg, c.
cara. &c. &c. Dealers Invited