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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
A Government Bond Suit.
Before Judge Benedict and a jury.


The United States u.s. FRANCIS Leland, Charles
leland and William Carpenter. This case has been
at trial for three days. and s brought under the fol-
lowing circumstances:-Several years ago the de-
PENDANTS, in the ordinary and regular Of bust
ness received 81, 900 and q $500 Treasury note.
These they exchanged at the Sub-Treasury In this
city for fve-twenty bonds. Subsequently 1t was
ascertalned that these Treasury notes had been
stolen, as alleged, from Mr.. A. M. Zabriskie, OF
erased. The United States now brings this suit
against the defendants to recover the value OF the
nve-twenty bonds received IN exchange for the
Treasury notes IN question, on the ground that the
defendants got them without paying any valid con-
sideraton. The defence maintains that private In
dlvldual would have no ground or action under sni
lar circumstances and the question Is whether the
mdividual does not under the law possess.
Yesterday AFTERNOON the jury, by direction OF the
Court, found verdict Tor the government for
$1,000.
The defendants obtained n stay OF proceedings for
thirty days to make out o case
rhe Erie Railway War.
The reference In the matter OF Heath ana Raphael,
the English shareholders, who claim 90, o54 shares
OF Erie stock to be their property to have been
resumed yesterday, at one O'Clock, before MIR. Ken
meth g. White, The Master, but at that hour word
was sent To the Master that the parties had agreed
to further adjournment until Tuesday next, at
one O'Clock. These adJournments, taken in connec-
ti0n with recent statements regarding proposed or
intended arrangements for new management OF
Erie, give some complexion of truth TO the reports
ties are that the litigation will be soon removed from
the court altOQether
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

Meeting of the Commissioncrs-The New
system Of Docks and Piers.
The Dock Commissioners met yesterday afternoon,
the president, Mr.. John T. Agnew, in the chair.
J. II. DAILY petitoned for permission to erect a
shed and watch house on pier 81 East river. Re-
fused.
The petition OF J. L. Brown on behalf OF the Street
Cleaning Committee, requesting that certain dump
ing boards, &c, be repaired, was on recommends
tion OF the Executive Committee, granted.
Superintendent Kissen was instructed to make the
necessary repairs to pier at foot Of Thirty eighth
street. North river.
The recommendation Of the Executive Committee
that repairs made pier No. North river It being
now In dangerous condition, was ordered to be
carried into effect
Commissioner Wood moved that the steamship
Metropolitan, WHOA is no longer needed for con-
veying smallpox patiena TO Hackwell's Island. be
removed from pier 50 East river. He also moved
put it In good repair. both motions were adopted.
The Chairman Of the Auditing Committee reported
that the checks signed since last report amounted
to $33,33s
The Commissioners then went into committee. A
circular has been issued by the Department con-
tanning an explanation OF the system OF improve
ment OF the water front as adopted April -, past.
IL sets forth that the chief obecs In arranging new
system for the accommodation OF the shipping busi-
ness or New York has been to render IL as simple
and economical as practicable. The English system
OF tidal docks has been rejected as too expensive
and inapplcable here.
The main features of the new system Area
wide river street, bounded by a permanent wall OF
masonry and much more ample piers than at pres
cnt At the river wall there will be depth OF
water OF twenty feet, except where the absence OF
piers will permit large vessels to lie alongside,
where the depth Will be twenty-five feet or more.
Into the construction OF a limited number OF piers
stone and iron viii enter but the majority Will be
OF wood built IN the best manner. Considerations
OF the necessary economy lead to this conclusisn.
Under the present system there Is from Slxy-lrst
street. North river to Fiftyrst street. East river,
a wharf line of $50 293 feet, or twenty y-cight and
half miles, with total pier area OF 23236 66S square
feet. BY wharf line Is meant all that portlon OF the
river wall ana piers that vessels can approach.
Under the new system there WIN be wharf line OF
irty
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THE FATAL TENEMENT HOUSE QUARREL.

Not Killed with q Observation-Disclosures of
the Prisoner.
Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest at his
once In the City Hail, In the case Of Mr.. Henry
6chnarr. late house agent living az 400 West Forty
NTH street, VINO died IN St Luke's Hospital from
fractured leg, charged TO have been the result OF
violence infiicted May 1, by hatchet In the hands
of Henry woolf, who had been tenant in the house
for three or four years. Woolr had been onicialy
elected. Notwithstanding which he claimed TO hold
legal p0ssesslon and, breaking In the door, replaced
some OF his things In the room. 1t was then that
resulted in the fatal Injuries being received.
Wo0lf, o very respectable appearing man, was IN
court, attended by his counsel, Mr. Abe Huinmel.
Below win be found brief synopsis Of the testi-
mOny elicited:-
George schnarr. brother Of deceased living at
424 West Thirty y-seventn street. testified that the
LIST inst ne was present during difficulty between
Henry Woolf and his tne WitnessC brother, at 418
e,eotment Of Woolf from the apartments he had o.
cuped by order OF the landlord; the two men strug-
gled together and fell IN the yard and during the
deceased with IL
street. testified that on the day OF the difficulty she
saw Woolf burst In the door Of the room. from
Of his hnss Sacs ne thew
also having been put out; among the things pris-
oner put in the room was natchei. which was pro-
Mary Scnnarr the widow Of deceased, in giving
her testimony concerning the quarrel, said that the
day following the occurrence, while In 81. Luke's
Hospital, her husband told her that Woof struck
him on the leg with the Ratchet
The medical testimony was then read, and the
submitted to the jury, who rendered the follow
ing verdict:-''That Henry Schnarr came to his
death from pyemIa, the result OF fracture OF the
left leg received believe from the testimony,
by fall while quarrelling with Henry WoOf In the
rear yard OF premises No. 406 West Forty fifth street.
on the lst day OF May, 1871, and we exonerate said
Woolf."
On motion of Counsellor Hummel woolf was dis
charged from custody, and LETT for home with his
friends
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SUPERIOR CoURT-THIAL TEaM-PART |.

Jim Flax, Jr.'s, Transactions In Cotton.
Before Judge Jones.
James Fisk, Jr., cs. G0rhans Grag-This suit,
begun on Wednesday, was resumed yesterday. The
plaintiff was recalled as witness but his testimony
was simply confined to the subject matter Of letters
sent him by the defendant In regard to the transac
tions In cotton their JOINT account which letters
were produced in court. He SAID Ire had not pre-
served the kilograms, as they were OF no possible
consequence. Three telegraph operators were
through their hands in regard to the defendants
operations In cotton sent by the latter 60 the plain
tiff. The defendant was next called as @ witness
and was submitted to long and searching examfn-
alton. His testimony was mainly reiteratton OF
the allegations set forth IN his answer to the COM
plant, together with the production OF vouchers OF
his alleged JOINT purchases and sales OF cotton on
account OF himself ana the plaintif. The case Occu
pied the attention OF the Court all day but facts
OF interest, additional to those already published,
were developed.
Mixing Water with Lager Beer.
August Messter cs. Henry e BiXi,a0s.-The plain
TIL had q lager beec saloon IN the basement OF the
International Hotel and the defendant ana family
occupied the rooms over him. Suit was brought to
recover $4,000 alleged damages from water leaking
through the nOOr The jury rendered verdict OF
$500 for the plaintiff.
Verdict Against tho Third Avenue Railroad
Company.
Ellen Carroll US. The THIRD Avenue R0HrOdd com.
pany.-Tns case the full particulars Of which were
published at the commencement Of the suit. the
plaintiff asking 5000 for Injuries sustained by the
premature starting OF one of the defepdaDts' cars
she In the act Of alighting was yesterday
cluded. The jury gave the plalntln $500 damages.
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MARINE COUHr-pART 3.
Has the Clerk Of Court Power To Enter a
Jud9ments

JudRmente
Before Judge Gross.
Thomas B1e,rkeR Us. Peter COughldn. This action
is brought by the plaintiff against the defendant TO
recover damages for breach of contract, whereby
the defendant agreed with the plaintiff TO work for
him as printer for period OF one year from the
LIST OF May, 1870.
Judgment was entered by the clerk against the
defendant for $780, the amount claimed III the sum-
mons, the defendant having failed 10 appear or In
terpOse any answer.
the defendant now applies to set aside the judg-
ment for the reasons-first. that the damages were
not assessed by the Court; and second that the de-
fendant, being an infant, could not be sued.
The Court, In giving Its decision, said:-The judg.
ment must be set aside, as the clerk had autnor
ity TO assess the damages and to enter q judgment
against the defendant The damages should have
been assessed by the Court. II defendant be an IN
fant, as Is claimed, then the alleged contract beng
made with MIN rs void.
Judgment set aside and defendant all owed to
come in and defend.
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A NEW CAR BRAKE.

The trial of 0lmsted's new "brake- has proved
eminenty successful. The Erie Railroad, put It 10
the test on Wednesday last. and is was found 10
work well and TO possess all the advantages
claimed for It. number OF guests were on the
train and all agreed In admitAng the excellence OF
the invhnuon On che return OF the party Erie
spread splendid collation. Tor ms visitors IN Jersey
.C1ty.
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SUPERIOR CuvRT-spEclAL TERM.
Decisions.
lv Iudna McCnun

Decisions.
BY Judge McCunn.
charles ". iSdscDeT rs. John Da,70c.-Order
gr anted.
Richards Us. CrottK.-Same
iSyictney Us SheriOcE.-Same.
John z. CASSIDY Us. Herman WOlG ct ai.-Same
DdUid Lecv uS. WiiHdmS.-Same.
Noah Wheaton, Cs. WUtfam COburn.-Same.
Michael j. GiihOO,y ps. Herman BOtts.-Same.
John b. August US. Bessie Ross et dl.-Same.
Yhe Charleston and South Carolina Mining COM
pany.-Motion granted unless defendant serves
answer by 5th June next
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COURT CAleNOARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Par Mos. 1882,
1S33 1884, $780, l073 l199 1899, l3l3 1443 1863 Part
1890. 1884, 2ol4 2l66 22o2 223s1l. lo44 f1O0, 150S,
1ls61s 1884 1919, 1911 1876 1892 1888, 1882, 1885.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 1895, 1902,
929 1902 1884. 1887 1883, l477 1885, 1885, f2si 1915
1908, l47s l47e 1924 1l07, 937, 1865, 14Ss.
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MARINE COURT.


by Judge JOacnilnSen.
Deuine as. Spencer.--On motion OF defendants at
torney dismissed with costs and twenty. ave dollars
allowance.
BY Judge Gross.
RoDser rs. GdVdgher.--Judgment for plaintiff for
$213 and costs aud TWENTY-FIVE dollars allowance.
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A Gard from the Jury.

We. the undersigned Jurors In the late Foster
trial. take this opportunity TO return our sincere
thanks for the uniformly courteous kind and gentle
manly attention bestowed upon us by the propretors
OF the Astor House during our enforced soourn as
Jury prisoners at that hotel.
We are also under many obligations to the gentle
manly officers appointed by the Court TO take charge
OF us, under direction OF Mr.. Jacob II. Valentine.
Messrs. Cook Nealis Jackson Hart and McRierny,
while faithful In the performance OF their duty
all polite and attentive to our wants.
(Signed by all the Jurymen.)
The New York herald., 1871-05-26
COURT Of COMMON pleN-sPEcIAL TERM.

Italian Vermiceili Made In New York.
Before Judge Joseph F. DAILY.
costa ct al ps Nelson ct dt.-This was an appli-
cation made by Mr.. Edwin James for an injunction
to restrain the defendants from manufacturing ana
selling in New York the article known as vermi-
cell The moving papers showed that The PLAINTIFF
Fratelll, Costa Co.--have been for several years
manufacturers in ard exporters from Nervl, Italy,
OF vermlcelll and maccaroni, using q particular
trade mark. They claim now that the defendants
have infrlpged this trade mark, using one very
similar in many respects, and manufacturing and
selling the vermicelli In New York. The Court
granted the injunction. For appcati0n-James
King,
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, May 2s 1871.
The following ID the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar for May 2e-Nos 80, 2s2 2e3 2ss 200. 2sl, 293
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VeCfssOns.
BY Judge Joseph F. Daily.

Eliza S,llhh u.s. James S1nith.-Divorce granted.
Ftcheu Us. Ba,d,cia.--Motion granted on terms.
Hastings cs. Dotu-Alotion granted for third Fri
day OF June next.
Unkdft rs Graefzaer.--Defendant fined $3.50 for
contempt OF court in not attending TO be examined
judgment debtor after order personally served.
HaGitdytd Us. Wehse.-MOtion denied. with ten dol
lars costs unless DEFENDANT consents pay costs Of
reference.
Butler rs. Wehie.-Same decision.
lSpelTn0n as. WeIle. same decision.
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SUPREME CoURT-SpEClAL TERM.
Adjournment for tho Term.

Adjournment for tho Term.
Before Judge Sutherland.
This court, which was occupied all day yesterday
In the interminable Brown and Leveridge suit but
no new facts being developed adjourned over the
term, this case being still on.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.


Decision.
BY Judge lngraham.
IN the natter or me Petition or Milton Cuh1,ceU
ct al.-Motion granted
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A YOU CAN HAVE Hay YOUR ADyERrIsEMEN IN
oaS~ ssSn; ss ao9
ny I'll s ssed s0s 2, o' rates.
b b n1ssa aRGls HuSTs9sFRf 4 sESAR BROTHER
late HENRY i; EEs1s 4 MINER.
salesrooms ss GSanSsrs and si'7 II Reade streets
Leeds Art Galleries Nos s7 sis broadway southwest
f1RsbAS, SUiasE sw''lth MassS slset Il.
At II O'Clock, on the premises,
valuable brown stone House and Lot West Sixteenth
street, = bstwsen sy Fifth and sixth
msn and al modern handsomely
ali l0Es 10 S sat
balance can remain three q Also, ass years.
Immediately after sale o. house win be sold the Furniture
II ss
Tables Lace and Reps Curtains black walnut Ees.ess"
osa aga
T s.nad ns %
House can be MSRc M%STen
g. II O'clock at our salesroom, Nos a5 Chambers and u
OF bankrupt of frs. class Wines, Liquors. in
casks cases. demohns and bottles consisting OF the accu
% iss
@aders and a1a old ws' oa ana e rs
so S1 & F and fn dsan aNa ossr ns 19nSS
Grenada and Anisna Rum All goods fully guaranteed. and
= ''''' S''1' 1'Titys THURSDAY. MARCH 49,
AZ private residence No 20 East Fourteenth street. between
Executors Sale Handsome Household Furniture,
comprising English Velvet and Brusses Carpets, Pier and
Paror Bedoom Library and Dining Room Suits Curtains,
Clocks and Bronzes, Crockery Glassware &C., &C. Details
In tiIae.
at Sacsrooms, IS Chambers and "a Reade streets,
eo sa U e m @
brary Suits rosewood Pianos Port clars in time -A'
T0EsDXf'al' wEDaEsDSxI N.Iss Il a. AND THURSDAY,
at the Union Place HOTEL southwest Broadway
lny
= at l0H O'Clock each Gay,
the entire Furniture Of above we'll known hotel without
serve as the building s TO he altered comprising about 1u
black walnut and mahogany Parlor, Bedroom and Dining
Room Furniture the principal part Of which was made 70
sells and Ingram Carpets in fne order.
Mirrors In gilt and black walnut frames of the best French
plate for mante piers and ovas in great variety OF size
aud cloth Curtains Lambreqnins, Mattresses bed
ding all of best hair made to order tor double threeuar
tresses Blankets, Quilts, Counterpanes, Sheets Pillow
Cases Towels Napkins and other Linen in variety with
plated Ware almost Cutlery, China and Glass Ware
&c.; Gas Fixtures IN variety.
expressly and consisting of Brandy, Rum, Gin. Sheres,
Port and Madeira Caets and Hooks, Of ne vntases With
Kcnen Furniture and Utensils and Laundry furniture
Unclaimed Baggage quantity Of Trunks and Baggage
account sf whom may concern to pay charges, all of
AT THE LEEDS ART GALLERiEs.'
fine Collection OF modern OIL Paintings comprising choice
and valuable works of the French and Belgian schools just
received and never before exhibited.
an invoice of original Works OF Art of the modern italian
Florence together with number Of American Pictures,
comprising the latest productions OF resident
artists consigned direct from their studios Win be
hibtion on and after Wednesday. 18th inst free.
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TJENRY b. HERTS, AUCTIOaEER,r
IL SO CHURCH AND 7e READE STREETS.

II III
Ill SO CHURCH AND ~ READE STREETS.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE L SPECIAL SALE OF
FINE FURNITURE. BEDDING, MATTRESSES, &C,
BY ORDER OF MEsSRS. q. Il s. HEYMAN,
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL AND l&
AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK EACH DAY,
AT THEIR sTORE, NO: t55 SIXTH AykNUB,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF THIRTY-THlRD STREET.
The stock comprises every variety OF rosewood walnut,
oak. enameed and other Psrior, Library Chamber and
Dining Room Suits Eageres Centre Side Gard and Work
TaDles; waydrobes Bookcase Escritores, Han Stands:
tresse Feather Beds Pillows Bedding, every yarietys
Fancy Articles Pedestas Eases Brackets Wan Pockets,
JardnieIes article usually found hrst class
establishment Particular attention Is raed TO ths sale,
which will be positively Of closing
that branch Of their business Goods exhibition.
Catalogues ready Monday next to be had application
at Auctioneers Office place OF SALE Purchasers
the goods stored until May free of charge.
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A UCTION NoTICE.-B0OTs AND SHOES.
IA SAMUEL A. WOODWARD. Auctonecr
By CHARLES c. WARREN, Sc and 6S Reade street,
THIS DAY T6EsDAYl. March Il, at l0h O'Clock,
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS BALMORALS, CATERS,
FIVE HUNDRED PACKAGES AND UPWARDS,
in full as ortment Of styles, sizes and grades.
Also.
ON WEDNESDAY,, March 49, at 10H o'clock,
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, BALMORALS, CATERS,
FIVE HUNDRED PACKAGES AND UPWARDS,
fresh made eeagonable goods.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS.
CHARLES c. WARREN, t6 and 6S Reade street.
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CEo. G. HAYDOCK, AUCTlONEER.
" Auction Notice.
ROBERT HAYDOCK & BRO will sell on Wednesday,
March 10, at their salesroorn, No College place,
90 cIates Earthenware. damaged on the voyage.
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A DRIAN H. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pTopsrty northeast corner Of
tion Tuesday March H. at O'clock Exchange Sale.
No. Ill BroadwayDeancey street, the plot OF Land
northeast OF Delaney Chyse streets now
for $4,000 per annum; lot 75xl00 feet
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LNDWARD SCHENCR, AUCTIoNEER.
~ Uni ed States Navy snlo
by order Rear Admiral NJ Smith.
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, 14th inst, at 12
O'Clock at the Brooklyn Navy ard large quantity cf art
ces from the Equipment Department and bureau of Yards
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH A. l87l-rRPLB SHEET
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET. T.
on EAST TWENTIETH STREET.-THE LET, HAND
Consisting o four rooms suitable for party Of gentlemen
with without breakfast Next door 70 St. George Hotel
90 BREvooRT PLACE (3s EAST TENTH STREET,
Lc Furnished Rooms for gentlemen only; reference re-
qunea.
Cl ganty furnished Rooms 10 rent without board house
first class and entirely private; references
100 CLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
10 Firth and Sixth avcnucs-Large furnished front
and back Rooms, gas bath, &c, without Board.
OH THIRry.FIRsr STREET, NEAR THIRD AVE.
Llf nucA well furnished Room closet gas and water,
$5 week without board or would give Breakfast ioea
uoh plcssanI =
ZZO Amity.-Large Rooms and hall Bedrooms to let,
only to gentlemen giving reference.
onS WEST TWENTIETH sTREET-To LET, NICE
Kitchen, suitable for housekeeping with water and gas
Terms moderate Call for three days.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET. ..
A SPLENDID FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT
n tolet-From the lst Of April has all conveniences
A PART OF HOUSE TO LET-IN GOOD NEIGH
family. Apply from to at a2s West Tbryhrst street.
SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR TO LET AT rs EAST
"A Fourth street. near Bowery to small families OF adults
LADY HAS A PLAIN FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
ay fSIH T %
A. FIRST FLOOR OF DWELLING 1876 FIRST AVE-
81 Sssh 4 pacs ont SIX with
0G6N0R, u west ssventssntS street. rec '' '''f'
A SECOND FLOOR TO LEr-IN FIRST CLASS
n house. to small genteel family SS6 East Seventeenth
ARGER PART OF FOUR STORY, ENGLISH BASE
private hoss s pe pr ee al
West Thtyhfh street. between Eighth and Ninth
TO LET. LET1Is IL THE THE LARGE BROWN STONE FRONT
Il House Sos Third avenue three upper Floors consisting
Ylly on hs premises from till p. NJ, Of THOMAS Nc
To LET-as WEST ELEVENTH STREET, UPPER PART
ITO LET-To SMALL FAMILY, A SECOND FLOOR
in the Tenth ward. Apply 10 W. H. WEEKS, $50 Broad
way.
fourth), all modern improyements to small American
s .b s M s g ssond 9os % M re-
sighth street
rTo LET IMMEDIATELY, OR PROM APRIL ], TO
small respectable family fine Second Floor, with all
ITO LET-PART OF HOUSE, CONSISTING OF FIVE
rooms. second and third floors; private family all
modern Improvements Inquire on the premises 4s West
LETA sMA. M
of the Second Feor with portion Of the Third, small
respectable party only Apply to Mrs. BAGSAW, No. III
West Thirty-eighth street.
ITO LET-UPPER PART OF HOUSE, CONSISTING OF
six with all modern improvements; owner occu-
pies ba lance of house. Inquire premises So st.
ITO LET-A FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT, WITH
i BATH &c in a house, in good neighborhood
in the Ninth ward Apply at 6S Hudson street, Abingdon
square.
To LET THE lsT OF MAYA THIRD FLOOR IN
first cass private house, rent $45; children 8S2 Eas.
Fourteenth street.
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TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS,
TROTIING WAGONS,
TWO SLEIGHS, ROBES, BELLS, &c

SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
all made to order by the very best city makers;
together with Blankets Robes Whips and the appuren
ances OF q first class private gentleman's stable
This will be of the attractive brought
before American publc and worthy OF the Of
every lover OF the horse throughout the whole country
The whole and will be exhibition at the stables
above up the time of SALE
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DARGE FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN-BY AUTHORITY
- OF the Supreme Court OF Rensselaer, shall sell
to the highest bidder the barge Washington about $50
tons capacity with her appure where she hes,
the foot OF Perry street. North river Monday March
HORACE iSGERsoLL. Receiver. los West street.
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UCiIUN NOTICE.
| WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10,
at Ion O'Clock,
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
BOOTS AND SHOES.

400 CASES
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS, DIRECT FROM
CITY AND EASTERN MANUFACTURERS,
including full lines goods expressly for
hrst class city retail trade.
Catalogues ready and goods on exhibition morning Of
sale. NM. TOPPING CO., Auctioneera
l82 Church street,
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SALES AT 4UCTIoN.

A You CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
n. serted In the NEW YORK HERALD, and. II up town.
ssye TINE and extra expense By leaving at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE, ,2i6 Broadway three doors above
Thirtyfrs THIS Is our only authorized uptown
branch and advertisements received olce rates.
Open from A. N. till +. M every day In the year.
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A ARoN CRIsTALAR & CO., AUCTIONEERs-sALEs-
n room 4es Broadway, will se on Wednesday March 10.
at l0 O'clock at the private residence 70 West
street. all the gentee Furniture contained In IA rooms
pnsng the usual assortment Of Paro Chamber and Dining
Room Furniture Mirrors, Carpets, Kitchen Utensis, 10.
Catalogues morning Of SALE The trade and private buy.
ers invited
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TAMEs NJ. FORD, AUCTIONEER. BY FORD CO..
= Sells this day. at 367 Bowery, at O'Clock, Household
Carpets Extension Tables Sofas Chair. Tables
Paintings and Ensravings Counters de- Glass and Crock
cry are, Lounges &C. JAMES II. FORD with give his per-
Of Furniture, Drv Goods GrocereA
and merchandise in general. Sales prompt.