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New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

Mp veg, q, sc b' ioe and do. eIa tn' At lie
PEI ,c arriving feey are Of hns quality, ana ,. se Tsa
mo' mos 4, hh 6c bsckbere 25 bbs sold at &c do st &c
e. are and called for Extra dry would sell just nov at 9e
WsDscSs..souacu S.oSs Cherries. D.... 2oS 2.
P% B% Sisic qT,';r.. 3 wimenOq. - ,se3 =
Do do unpeeled halves 81 Do do common GOAL Is
Do. DO. do, qrs''''''''' a.
Receipts with lO5 bale. shipped Hop dealers nr
irc While talk total destruction Of the crop AMI ODER
o hops the country and uvagant Prces IN
showing letters subsanste them, Others see very
ep. ,rs very poor their cva-Se Wrtersrc pretty fa
though eoner be created in the hop market Large
9 and co figures which do not tranp lO bales Co. DC 10
9ses & Ln Os at e @ % me general market Is uu We sGs
Do do Com to Fair.lo ai8 DO od Com. Pair. 3as
Shipments for last Tc,i I Sore. Bacon 'a Pkg. a P
cg Ds,, 81 eO PoTs sS ss 1S mes PORK M soe Sos
transactions under stimulus from sbGOd Dressed hogs or rather r
Beef Sides h. Oi dlll Mutton, good Prime az
mutton common 70 fair ' W. as or. Civ 6l7 u
POULTRY AND CANE. ,o 49,,
estsn. T @ al Sds nss0 T. pou RG9 dong g s's S Go the Light
oept' and cooler weather i.'ohOg trade wequOie'
Fowls ,s Ss:.. ysss o :, sss aas
&C.,: +: S:o'' %.:,.,; 6S i Td;' S ~ "a 700
na J.tf. ,F5S...,, go 80 g Do Western 10"
poOe, doing better NOW thai The rot bh, ney 'sa
% o i StsI I % y.rble In size and quality. Tuef
8 for wsermeOns and Sl " 70 f'O' "a
pickles begin sve We quote ,oo.s ooaa7oo
Onions, Red bb.. ~ 75d ~ % Cabhages b. ~
Do Conn, 100 INaeTmelons 'iN-' oo5so o1
& ~ 0ib1ri G7O on Ctrou Melons Jer Dbl 9p %
po,s,oot III / so0 2 OGICorn. D. lO.......... t1@ ~
'''''''''' nl9 8 pumuEips. n Old . W
T,, ~ or, Ii.rd 25q so Cucumber Pickles, y
Turuips Rn.sa. hbl.. 25d 81 l,VVo'''''''''''''
SQuashes, Marrow. e. OJG %
sUNDRIES.
We quote: . -, .r,,.p sa
Beeswsr small lots fb ~ q ~ h'e rags, On 2s
Cider e ga......... 70 a ~ vinegar ~ IN I5
Feather Live Geese. 10 Al
New RneP u so a 20 Nesspapers D., - az d,
hiIed. ~ n ~ hhf " ". 'Nn''''''' ."
FestLeu Hen. a
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VenfVs
6dsl currency for Western in bags SSS, goh, for
,ERNINT Is IN fair demsnd sales Of Pure in tin cars at

Ans casa, currency, for Western in bagsi SSS goN '''
70 ERNrNT demand; sales Of Pure in tin car' at
pr ONs-Pok request ard though the stoGk
bb At si3 CsI6 ~ rs for New Mess; 81 for Cy do :
for fnme: 80 "a II for ESir rTTe M % ugig IRE Sr yg
5el; a6 bbs for September sl3 6asl3 49, go bs do
.5i 80 & @ 1' Tn ~ 't at 20 56S $ii Bee, las been oay
s oHg demand end rHee; sf gnellnfe[ m yea rI, i1f Me-
Te BEEF very On hot esiv sae Of 81 tes - S!' az , %
t6 - are without sp change; sales snail lots al s2a - for
Ven Cut Meats sT S734l " 7 Si e -o Of ioI tdIc Fancy ie
special brand Dressed ll9s are hT we qIo Al &C.
brine steam sHsi i for Kettle Rerdei' for future delivery the
market s6rn sal Of go to- choice Ol for September at 9t 80
september a9c 200 os Cay at ssc aul 'Oi Oh western Oh Ie
PGrRolErM-The General market continued 4un agl with
l pressed upon ',e I'r '1l r-t e2ar tocEl At e c3s. VS.
tti' ifia g. aig' ruc ,t'eltor ana tae SeIe
e .t ,l'r r. Of 200 U - seller 81 day on UuTer - 3
1 ' wee rari $500 t1ls Aucu,t at e4I,; 4CoJ h%
s}-. closing It latter price aE loo aas Ococr at i4se
e. 5i A. o. In Pb 5eli. tie trarsae5a were loo ibl
4-gus ze with return; 2oOo bb, buyer. option r haf Sep
2l and 2OJJ bb seller trst hall September az 24lc, b'th
RCE-re demand vy fir mainly the trade and former price.
hol' much ea -g--h Lsgr AK no a'a7ce &C. ana gen
lla 9ie., and 25o bl-s East India at O. ia7!.
@ 10 prime refining lc, ani generally refuse to enter into uegoa
where buyer unwilling to b m figures the wants Of aneTs
Be, ou- Dee n generally more favorable condition; m buvrs
M ,a c 5a f5' Csa ' a M 3 for Bonem ai e.
t0- Havana 08c khrL fairly active and steady at Jc for
Hsrs and llt "a l2s Tor son White.
rlES-Le bus1tss , branch fo has been orlvto mod
hut price, without 0uotb changes quote Nutmcr
ne. Bag.h ~ fr Peasag; q. 81 45o- Mace; %,
Cssl; lo. wild Cinnamon; Pepper at lHic for SUI
5r '1r r>iIEarore Nll' Pepper Hc Cloves az lc
ar Ginger o Calcutta and lOc for Arcau, and
l,.r. Peppers o. &C.,. all gold
sIEDS ply Timothy increased and price, lower at
Clover good demand and not plenty 10. Gllc
Flxsee request lower; ales of jo - Oj
Sophie market strong with fair tenanli quote CASTLE
= lklc; F4Ul, . atc.. and No. 40 tc. p ib.
1ALLDW dull but aty; sales Of 5000 % az Gl0s 5l6c
WOOL-Ony moderate business in this staple manufactures
keep The assortment. holders generally 6rm Ll
prices o this day oE and fum qualities Of Domestic Fleece
a With much these request notice good
@ fr Caons and Texas qushes notice good demand for
supply; Foreign
1900
lg Npag Cp California 3o43c 10000 ID Inferior do ats0c
MestE ~ 900 n Porto Phlpe Soc 4OOO
t.., u tonl 10000 70
Ohio Fleece 62dt23c; 3OOB Medium do.
sr e Is 900 % and No. Western az 5at2c 3tOO ID
lrFf.. Tsee 40 Medium az fOc ZOO Delane
Woo 1900 % lambs Pulled at ~ I0Jci OOJ 10 Saper
/ prl-l Il 81 162tc 30 70 Tub Wsshec AZ 1o074c
WHISKY over actvei sales Of 200 bls at sc for Iron
fo1ul
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
BuFfAIO LIVE STOCK M,RKEr-Ara ?,

CaeThe market dull sud heavy large rerens and
the lowering tene Of the Eastern pre.d
CURED ts morning prices falling OF cent lower tlan ai the cs
last week narkG will probably go still lower sally be looked
for during the Fall when prices viii he higher
cepts this week ~ cars same time Id veet 25J;
the quality of offerings from ueum a l8I head averaging
LIZ N, At - aO0 - ~ SheepN0 fair.
receipt for :! hours 10 cars Wesrn Hogs fairly active pre-,
Offer all taken; receipts Tor Y hours 81
through f hands sales '2 head averaging d. at sJd ~ 2j
the
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

WATERFOWL tMAssl LIVE STOCK MARKVT-ArG 2a
Beef Cut-Recepts lOi bead. supply nearly elus week
with Improvement in puces s Choice 75a+O; Extra,
s9dS 81; trrt quality A8d - 80; quLty s7dsI
third quality Sd+6 IS Shep and Lambs-Recspt. head
suppl large ard market quite Aoti'e sales in lots IS Veal
Calves S5dSl2.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
NelD- gersrn Rcal Gstate for SIDE.

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOUSE and
~ Grounds within oGyf7e minutes OF YORK business ohcS
accessible by fly tans DALI situated dep 10 in the
growing and naturally attractive portion Il Eizbeth high ground
large c . and shade lawn, garden &C. Hou9 is COM
Portable room and tasteful moeH design md h.tng' situated on the
path Of extensive Improvements with sto1y rise value Al city
conyeuenccs combined with country food an h'ng good markets
schools, churches aBi unsurpassed travel Terms made to suit Title
perfect owner % build vii, seH at bargain
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
For Of full particulars property, inquire at West
Elizabeth Depot or address OWNsR PostOGe Box No. 49, New
~
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
Eona 9s!1ub Real getnte for Sale.

DIN, ACRE FARM on sOhh side of Long
h0VU Island to EXCHANGE for BEoyn mprotd property
Price $1,000. N. a. ELLAhD 4 Co, s Pseklnan4i., Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
Citn Real estate TOR Sale.
8rooklpn Real Getaie for Gale

h'OR SALE-A 3-story basement and ecb-
ci9r brlgns HOUSE 2OxiO ~ lOo wen o,,ei IN R,tI
Ph'e' rllVo Apply to NJ A. RULASD Co.. B,kmanss Il
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
Cou1lrn Real Gstate for Sale.

ZINE RESIDENCES for SALE at moderate
South Norg8lk, high ground.
hcau Ocaa commanding tine views 81 Long Island sound e
and speedy ths city tho Newiork and Newan
Railroad with reasonable oi conversations churches ant schools
accessible; facilities Tor hdGF. bainaud fishing uneLcefi the
combining the aud lnqure OF
f. 4. FERRIS L Co., CuTer oi Provisions
2Jl 156. and 2U3 Most.
DOR SALE-Dairy Farm :; 40 acres near Chi
extensive improvements at station John Earle Hobart Ind
IRON WORKS and 10000 acres Of LAND for
SALE-I will sell Lagrange Ia WORKS and with them iOttO
land il County Tennessee good terms English aud
cau capitalists are invited % Lbert NewYors
CASSIUS NJ. CLAY.
VNO MINERS AND CAPITALISTS.
SILVER PROPERTIES ysua6e lands containing Silver Lead
famous Silver lse Beck. and other mines,
North Shore Lake Suyedor. Particulars application
T. &. SALTONS1ALA p q. Box 5 lCl New.York.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
REAL ESTATE.

.- NEW YORK. Tuesday Aug. "a. 1871.
AT the Exchange to-day, james NJ. Miller
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Anrtion Sales OF Real estate.

A WESTCHESTER FARM AT AUCTION.-A, ,
~ FARM Of - acres viii age Dwelling suitable for private
t part Of the fsrAo T. Camp. eI viii be SOLD at
for cash On the preu .se 2d cay 0 September
Il o'clock
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

FOX TIE WEEK ENDING AUG. ~ ISL
lEIurss7 i.r IH2 y J. IRIBUSE hv orr Own heporcrl
vrr OF articles In good condition -
rusa hy Wholesale. Shippers -tcye 90 10 Ter
.7a-l commissions beside freight aul o'.er CHARGES
packages should be carefully uaEed with paint AMI The initials
a- sender sho - also D. painted upon one tna WITH
-, the contents Nal rrUce list o. the
sr upon e under side Of The and send letter hv mail con-
trl. rr1 .r,c bow and when sent Clean
ig putting VAL add much o. the Naue o. the tro
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

sOld by order Of ThOmasll. Lau, .,...,,,
and lot south side OF seyentyeighhs 1876 feet east
OF 5ccond-ave. The farms in Orange County with
dr. iwu. 10 bid being made iUI them.
Joseph Mcclure sold, by order ~ the supreme Court
under direction Of George W. Harde. referee. the hye-
story tenement building known as no. az Madion-st
SIG OF lot, 2iXg5.
The sale of A. j. Bleeckcr Son & Co was postponed
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE
JAMES 81. MILLER.
h1sse and lot 52h-t lilC est Of Alge size lot JI
n INQUIRE.
h"use aud lot No 3iI Maiisonsi lot $1,000
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

PAYS FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PER ASNuN ON DEPOSIT
SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT
PAYS y1yR pRR CENT INTEREST PER ASSuM on SPECIAL
DEPOSITS REMAINING SIX MONTHS OR LONGER
EMPOWERED TO ACT AS FINANCIAL AGENT FOR SIArbs
CORPORATIONS AND IEDIvIDuALS
TO ACT AS AGENTS or CORPORATIONS IN iSS,lN" hhu'
IsTgRIyG OR CoryrKRsGSISG CERTIFICATES
TO ACT AS TRUSTEES or MORT6AGEs of hALhoApo AND
OTHER CORPORATIONS
TO ACT AS TRI 81 ERS FOR MARRIED WohbN' AND MAY
TAKE CHARGE oF AND MANAGE THEIR sErAAlE rhor
ERTY.
TIE COMPANY rs A LEGAL DEPOSITORY foR AoNElS fAlD
INTO COURT.
D, R. lIANGAHI, President.
JAMES MElREII. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

80 a. COX, T so III AZ gca oHs' w. dSsS1g''" sso,s
- ~, - sd rtyss le st At Quo'Ah'e eD'Os'' ~ W. s'
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Gctels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
t mas ira W0rocssE SPiHS-sl.t) Boston B..
r.. ROGERS, PnPrsetor
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REAN. AVID PEAS.

8 bcIas rs DIS f1f e vcE. or 25b less h'n zoe pe
clfrrsultHg @ wear, ~ b Tie bean market Is
Transactions -lt The luats o. California beans has
be- Pa.. tIeal baaorc soi 70 arIyc enj NE rest
h a INTO store norton i1 condition others ht e
I-sr tsolas expected some Stat teis Lave
b. rf.d from Orleans a. worth more here Than ;I w G
sale, of 2f blt mediums - ?. - ~; ~ hhs. t&tp0
1 q bbs common 81 - ths msuows - o. TIE trst new
~ e,s os the essyiL 10 hhs from Wiscnsl-so az 81 p.
Npl Laekeyed nominal peatug the arrival OF The new
II lH..
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Saplnes Banks
;opK SAYINGS RANK. EightL-ove

AEN-lORh "a flNbN DAM, LlSHln-aNtss
-. p..,-,th., per neTes. paid all f-om-
"a nsro.t. m sde before september will draw
- -, N,..ts : EJl 05J a.! surplus -AHS.l -.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
Doaro anb Rooms.

NRsT.CLASS BOARD for Families and Tran
ses, poardssa % aud Lsf'ye!e place Ieat Pncss dsc
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

~ .ii Ieckfcss f0r tLc week which u taD ne
I,lliHg s I4s Tie market has
ri iser 80 slce lat report Tue cooler the
's i htir cot ou ,L' Of them Jery suspicion tst
@ . Hie before sending H. this precarous weather hold
~ % a-'tte stopping Zoe spgC' aLf opening tie b4ug.
-loh 70 PACKED eggs reach here u good condition.
tea snt by tIpress Jersey Dor eggs by tie single
~ p,eAas-s sel a. 2JaEc We quote:
re- y j. s1l ucaIby " L., Western ErIa rAnls....l8 a.
n n Mn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-15
CITY OF WORCESTER. Mayors Office,

NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS REG ARDING THE PROPER
Use OF WATERING person shall use any hose or pipe
for washing windows sidewalks excepting from 4
O'Clock to O'Clock A. and from O'Clock to clock
NJ Nor shall any person any such hose pipe for
watering any street. except from O'Clock to O'Clock
A. NJ from Il O'Clock NJ to O'Clock P. ", and from
o'clock TO O'Clock N. The for the use of hose
and pipe for the above named purposes is based upon
proper use of water fairly applied, and any excess
unreasonable use thereof for this any other purpose
is prohibited.
Whoever violates any law ordinance of the city of
Worcester, SHALL unless where different provision is
made by such law ordinance, by the laws OF the
commonwealth forfeit and pay to the of said city
sum not exceeding twenty dollars.
Jel DIV EDWARD EARLE, Mayor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-15

NNHE INDUSTRIAL ADVERTISING
Il AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
Is the place go If you frst-cass domestics.
Girls who would ike to do general Homework, chamber
work. cook in private families hotels Saloons go into
the country domestics for the summer find good
situations by calling at No. Rogers Block, Main
and Pleasant sts
plenty of business for all those who have DISPOSE
tion TO work
Wanted-Agents to canvass the city and county for
the Patent China Board Window Shade.
Agents are making from S. to 81 a day. Inquire OF
c. X. HUBBARD, No. Rogers Block,
an0b diff Cor. Main and Pleasant SIS
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

you or rn break your neck the next time, /" and to
the men he said:--
III this scOundrel don't confess this time hang
HIM and leave hm there until morning, and then
bury his body right hcre.n
.Are you ready to confess ~ he said.
'I have nothing to confess, y answ cred.
''Pul him up,n ordered Bergen.
This time was erked up suddenly and roughly,
giving me great pain. How long I was hanging
MT say. soon became unconscious, and when
next reganed my senses was sitting on th Q ground
leaning against the Tree. Two men and Bergen were
there with their pistols In their hands. almost re.
gretted had not died, as feared they would again
subject me 10 the same terrible ordeal. Ber-
gen ordered me to get up, but l was unable
and one OF the men assisted me. / was conducted
back to my tent Bergen telling me on the way that
II ever divulged what had been done that lighJ he
would blow my heart out. They did not subject me
TO these tortnres any more after that. am not a
member OF any secret political organization, and
never nave been. l never saw Ku Klux to my
knowledge. What my offence consisted in don't
know. was Imprisoned about one month.
There are Two 0thers-Wlam Patton ana George
8. liogers-who received the same treatment at the
hands of Bergen as did Murray
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
THE ALEXANDER WILL CASA CORRECTION BY TIRE ceS-
TtSTANT.

NEW YORK, Fcb 0, 1871.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:--
In your issue Of yesterday, IN remarking edito-
rally the Taylor viii case you incidentally speak
of the "Alexander will caseo and yon state thar it
"resulted In the contestant-the daughter OF the
deceased-Mrs. Burke, recovering a large amount Of
the property which had been irauduently alenated
from her," In this you in error. While there Is
no doubt that the mystery interviewer with the case
was dispelled through the searching examination
permitted, encouraged and sustained by Mr..
Hutchings rulings as Surrogate the exami-
nation before the Surrogate was not IN re.
spect to the will of my fatner, for that
had months before been admitted to probate. but
was an examination for tue purpose OF discovering
the whereabouts OF my fathers The evidence
clearly showed that my father died In this city pos
Surrogate decided that WAS entitled to IL; but by
reason OF litigation by the Gardners ana their family
connections, the Gras and others, IN other courts,
over which, OF course the Surrogate has CONTROL
have been kept out OF my rghtful property. Al
though my father has been dead within few days
Of Two years, ana he is known ana proved to have
been worth some s60090 to which tine Surrogate says
1 am entitled, the lanentable and outrageous
am sole devlsee and executnx he gives me all his
property have not yet received one cent Of 1t. NY
fathers Will OF which speak IS entirely his own
handwriting rom beginning TO end, and Ii on file
IN the Surrogate's office OF New YORK. / would not
trouble you with this letter it not for the fact
that l may be injured In certain quarters by the
statement that have actually recovered much OF
the very property which am seeking to secure.
Suits are now pending, for the delay IN which am
not responsible, in which expect to recover that
which the Surrogate has emphatically decided a IN
EMIT ed TO- Yours very truly,
VIRGINIA @. BURKE
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
HOLDEN'S IMPEACHMENT.
ptatements Of Tive OF the Men Who Were
Hanged and Beaten.

Second Days Proceedings-Large Throng Of Spec
tators-Presence Of Witnesses for the Prosecu-
ticn-Senator Edwards Challenged by De-
fence-Ben Butler Quoted as an Authority
Sharp Debate-The Chief Justice Decides
Against the Defence and the Senator is
Eworn-Another Response and Repli-
cation Remarkable Statements of
Two OF Kinks Victims "A Man
Tied to Horse and Eeatcn
for Ten Miles and Another
Hanged Until Nearly Dead.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

1t is stated thar magazine for the Odd Fellows OF
iowa VIII shortly be started, to be published at Coun-
Gil Bluns.
new paper Will make its appearance at San
Jose Ca III few days. IL is 10 be called the Euel-
tay Gutde.
Colonel G. l. Young proprietor aud editor OF the
Btctege State New Lisbon, ohio, died very sud-
denly last week.
In consequence Of the cold ana the dapidated
character Of the building, which allows the piercing.
Ing II impossible TO set type the MtteSeI county
N. ~ Democrat had to delay publication several
days last week.
Mr.. scranton, proprietor OF the Scranton, Pa, Re-
puoitcdn was sued Tor libel by John Jessup Tor say
ing that the character OF the aters house was none
OF the best. The case was tried at Wikesbarre last
week, and resulted in a verdict Of acquittal, the
State bearing the costs.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

DEM. p. FhTRCHILD, AUCT1UNEER,
- VIII sell at public auction on "Wednesday, Feb. :. ISL
North river large quantity OF Fagng old Carts,
Wagons, Iron Bridge &C.; and Immediately after, at the
Corporation Yard foot OF Rvington East old
Iron old Carts Wagons Fiageng &C. By order OF WM N.
TWEED, Esq, Commissioner Public Works.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
INSTRUCTION.

A LADY SPEAKING FRENCH AND SPANISH
~ 1uently will give lessons English TO foreigners on
moderate terms Address NJ. d. r., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

UCTioN sAI.E-AUGUsrus A. SCHULZ AUCTION
IA eer.--Magnitcen household Furniture, Panoforte,
hirors Paintings Bpnzea this day Tuesday the
giant brown stone mansion 81 West Fifteenth street.
Fitth aud sixth avenues commencing 1919 O'clock The
house furnished less than six months OF $4,000
Drawing Room Suits covered green and gold, crimson and
gold brocate rosewood Panofoe Eaceres
Tables, Bookcase, marnetere Cabinet Velvet and Medao
Carpets, Curtains Clocks rosewood and walnut Eureans
Bedseads, Wardrobes Hair Mattresses Extension Table,
sdeboard, Chinaware Glassware, silverware, Cutlery.
Linens, Easement and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

FARM OF so ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, WITH
"a comfortable Dwelling three Barns, &C, situated
Mddetown Orange county, for sale; price $4,000 only
Sl,5OO cash required. Apply TO ROBERTS MCGUIRE
81 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
A UCT1ON NOTICE.-BOorS AND SHOES
n BY CHARLES c. WARREN, Aictioneer.

A tCIl0N N0IioE..bou uTs AND SHOES.
II BY CHARLES G. WARREN, Aictioneer.
Saesrooms 6l and 6s Reade street.
This day tTUEsDAYl, February 2. at l09 O'Clock,
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF RUBBER GOODS.
TWO THOUSAND GASES AND UPWARDS.
Mems, Womens Misses, boys and Chidrens Overehoea.
Sandals Imitation Sandals, Arctics Ataskas, Long Boots
&c &c Comprising full lines OF 6rst quality Rubber Goods
in perfect order from wei known manufacturers
Aiso
FIVE HUNDRED CASES AND UPWARDS,
Mems, Womens Misses Boys and Chdens sewed peeacd
and nailed Boots and Shoes, Brogans Bamoras, CATERS.
&C., including large assortment of ana scasonable
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

n n
N at the elegant private residence
IL East Tenth street. block OF broadway between
University place and Fifth this uesdny morning,
l05 precisely f. NICHOLS, Aucto neer, will ssn 70 tbs
highest bidder without reserve, Velvet, Ingram
Carpets elegant rosewood PaDofore, Bronzes Clocks,
Vases Mirrors Curtains walnut Paror Suits,
with brocate, and harcloth: Turkish Chairs,
Lounges Tables Etageres bookcases Bedstead Bureaus,
Washsands Commodes Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Lounges Sofas Chairs Rockers SiGeboard Dining Tables
Glass China and sierware. Table Cutlery, Sale posi-
i've r,in shine.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

DY NJ DOUGHTY, AUcTIoNEER.
ID win sell this day ruesdayl at lo O'Clock, at the sales
10 Nassau street, handsome Parlor aud Chamber
suits, Hair, Husk and other Mattresses and Bedding;
Lounges and Easy Chairs, Carpets Mirrors, Counters,
Stoves Desks Centre Fancy Tables China, Crockerv
Glassware Toilet SETS Han Stands Bookcases Ward
robes Oh Paintings &C. the whole be peremptoriy sold 10
the highest bidder.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

ARON CRISTALAR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. II
n Broadway.--Cash advances made on
PIANOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FURNITURE
CARPETS, MIRRORS, SEWING MACHINES. Silks
LACES, ORGANS, BRONZES, WATCHES, DlAMOk DS
EMELRY AND ANTIQUES. Storage taken.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

1)Y J. p. TRAvER AUCT1ONEER.
I'D JOHN A. DUNN 4 CO., saesroon 233 Bowery viii sell
THIS DAY, commencing at 70 O'Clock precisely positively IN
suit purchasers Mt IS Nassau street. all and
the Stock, Fixtures, Furniture, Billiard Tables viz
Six of Phelan Coenders Tables, various sizes, IN fnd
order with Balls Racks and Cues complete; magnificent
black walnut Counter black walnut Casing and Shelving
black walnut seated Chairs, Safe Desks Engravngs
Stoves Chandeliers Street Lamps Ocloth, Matting Glasa
silver Ware, marble Sinks, Clock and general sssor
Of Liquors and other goods generally found In rss
and Billiard Room. Goods to be removed nme
lin ely ftert he
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

A LBERT b. WALDRON, AUCTioNEFR.
II Furniture, Carpets Bedding &C.,
On WEDNESDAY,, at lO1S O'Clock.
WALDRON a COOKE will sell by auction, "Wednesday.
nj S Liberty and Ill Cedar streets New Obnrch
fine assortment (the have offered this
of Househol Office Furniture, Carpets.
ding Olclos, Glassware, Crockery Cutlery Plate, Fancy
Goods Kitchen Articles, &c.
On Exhibition
This Day
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

L'RENCH IN SIXTY LESSONS-Y5 PER MONTH:
conversations families attended; beginners read, trans
late answer IN French at home to 3, &c.
Prof. JOSEPH j. GRIERRE, Al West twenty fourth st.
cr n -ENGLISH BUSINESS EDUCATION AND
tDfU. Board per ten weeks Piano French and spanish
School long siandng location, Connecticut Address
WH1TLOCk, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
A uCTIos NoTIcE.-lls WEST 1wENrY-sEvEs1h

A UCTIoN NoTICE.--iis WEST TwENTY-SEv vENTH
~ street, near sixth avenue.
J. u. PARKER \ CO., Anctioneers VIII sel
this day Tuesday, commencing at t016 O'Clock, all
the elegant and costly household Furniture, many
costly works of contained In above private brown
stone mansion, zMagnicent brilliant toned IA
rosewood Panoorte four rich Paror Sus suits, OH
Paintings, Bronzes, lace Curtains Centre Tables, Mrors
Bookcase velvet and Brussels Carpets, Bedroom Suits,
Dining Room Basement and Kitchen Furniture lots 10 suit
purchasers. Sale positive, rain shine. LUKE FirZ.
GERALD, Aucttopeer.