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Charlotte Fish, 2s4 tons, Williams, in Ashley Rver
for Phiadeiphis iuadtng knsion,S s,asc co; Tor
Fay, 1873 tons, Parsons, stsas, II pras % 60. ~
Dan clifford, tons, Terrell at Commercial wharf,
for New Orleans, loadip3-Street Bros co.
Georgetts, 141 tons, Lord, at Adgers wharf, from
New York, discharging--W Roach co;
John Lee, 26e tons, Van Glider, Mt Central wharf,
from Phiadelphia, dlscharging-H Baker
l. co. ,,,,
Sea Queen, - tons, Rosebrook, at Robb's Mil.
for Baltimore. loading A EnsloW Il co.
E& L Marts, 2il tons, Marts, at Central wharf
from Boston, dlschargng-H Baker co.
Margaret Lyons. 3li tons. Smith, IN tie Stream,
from Portland. Ne. Just arrired-Maser.
Cyncsure - tons. PinkhaGl, at Union wharf,
from. B,racoa, discharging-Paul, ~eich i
Brandes.
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pRoyIs1oSs AND PRODUCE MARKET.
New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, January 24: the mar
EeJ is without much activity and does not SHOW
qoi1e so much tone, as the supply IS I: ne
larger, and some outside lots are offered ntile
From the journal OF Commerce.: Domestic Is
strong. TGere is some inquiry from the trade, oul
the very small supply keeps prices under sellers
control. We quote T3sasc fer common to prime
and fancy 4chighcr. Sales 40 tlerces: ID fas
India there is little jobbing trade at &c, cufren
cy Some II bags have changed hands,
From the Herald: The high pretensons OF sen
rshad the effect OF chit ckiKT business, and the
market, lhongh strong. was not active. saes u
Carolina, In lots, amounted to about $50 terces q
from 71saSc for fair to prime. CHOICE lots were
held with frmness at S>4aS9c. IN RangoMoL M
. transactions were confined to about 200 oags agl
domes,ic use at ,c; Gnrregcy q rem. assc 99s % oon0
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The Charleston Market.

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JANUARY ~ J
THE CRoPs.-The weather he's been steadily IA
vorable during this period, and such work In the
field as was necessary could be performer With'
out interruption. Planters have been taking the
earlier steps towards the engagement OF labor
and the procuring Of otsurples;; but arrangements
have not generally progressed sufficiently to IT.
dicate their influence on the crop to be planted.
In cases where full supplies Of corn are needed
factors show an indisposition to make liberal ad-
vances.
TIE REcE1pTs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up TO Friday last were 1i6,Ss7 bales
against ls2, ,5S5 bales the week before and 5s,s3l
bales for the same period last year. At New Or
leans the receipts were 5o,55s bales, in contrast
with 4e, 49 bales for the week the year previous.
The total supplies OF the cotton ports from Sep
tember !, 1870, up to the latest mall dates, were
2o27, 500 bales against 1914 ass bales the year be-
fore, showing an increase Of 1883 bales. The
arrivals at the principal Southern centres from
September /. 1870, up to the latest teeGraphc IN
telligence, as contrasted with lsst year, were as
follows.
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Britain 200; coastwIse 1os sales $500; stock as,

Britain 27o0; coastWlse l03; safes Zeooi stock ]o,
GALVESTON, JANUARY 28.-Cottoh Quiet but lrm;
good ordinary 1Sa13zd; net receipts 1886 bales;
sales 500; stock 5SlI2.
NEW ORLEANS. january 28.-The views OF buy.
ers and sellers are tending upward; middlngs iss
l5Xc: net receipts 1886; gross 9iS5; exports 10
Great Britain e2a3; TO Antwerp 2s10; sales 54Oo;
stock 15S, ,6Ss bales.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKET.
LIVERPOOL January 25.-Noon.-Breadstuns
new YORK, January .-Noon.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat heavy. Corn dull ana un,
changed. Pork firm; mess s22 S7aS23. Lard
duh; steam l2Hal3c. Naval stores and turpen.
tine quiet and firm; turpentine 4Sha4ec. Kosln
unsettled at So Is for strained. Freights dun.
Evenlng.-Southern -four quiet; common 70
good extra SO e5a7 so; good to choice 81 5oa8 %.
Wheat quiet and lower; winter red and amber
western ST seal 81. Corn dull; new GSae5c. Cof-
fee iu fair request; Rio 13aal6hc; sugar npm. n.
Moasses easier az 62hc. Rice firm at l5sasc.
Whiskey, new. 23a2SEc. Mess pork s2aa2S 30.
Lard 6rmer iS4c. Turpentne firm. Isosin,
settled So 25. Tallow s1aasc Freights dull; on
cotton, 5-lGaHu.
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Norfolk Corn Market.

From the Journal, January a5: The TeselptS @ o.
the week are 35 600 bushels, ana the sales to-day
1900 bushels, on terms not named. Tue market
to-day shows more activity than for several Jay uays
past. We quote white at Soas2c; mixed az !oasUc'
yellow TGc. Corn meal may BE- q2o;ed at slal %.
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, FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above ineleave Pier -sSA
40. 4o. North River, foot OF Canal SA1sa&E
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 4th
and Goth of every month except when these
dates IAN on Sunday, then the Saturday preced.
ing. -,..
steamers for South Pacific and Central american
purts. Those OF 18th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship AMERICA leaves San Francisco for
Iapan and China February l, ISL.
no California steamers touch ut Havana, but
80 direct from New York to ASp!HWaH.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree 20 each adult,
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. F. R. BABY, Agent.
iulylG-1yr
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List of Shipping
IN THE TORT OF CHARLESTON, JANUARY &C.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastlng
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Cornua tFr), 11lo tons Dryden, In the Stream, for
LverpooI, reaily-R Mure Il CO.
Cuba, 1T tons, Dukehart, at Union wharf, far Bal
tmore rcpairiug-M0rdecai co.
Champion, 14lS TONS Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loadins-James Adger CO.,
South Carolina, 1000 tons, Beckett, at union
wharf. for New York, ready-Wagner, Huger
& co, W. a. Courtenay.
Virginia. tons; llunter at GTown W & cos wharf,
for Philadelphia. loading-W a Courtenay.
Sea Gull, GIG tolls Dutton, at Union wharf, from
Baltimore, discharging-P Z Trenholm.
SHIPS.
John Baker, ITO tons. Spear at vanderhorst's
wharf, Tor Liverpool, loadlng-SLreet Bros
Eliza Everett tBrl, SOS tons, Dennis, at Vauder.
horst's wharf, for Liverpool, load1ng-B
Rheit i Son.
Aurora SPAN Bors;an, In Ashley ,5 RIyer'
for the Rio de In Plata, lOading-W l. Hall.
Nuscongus iBr), 100 tons, Grover, at Wander
horst's wharf, for Liverpool, ioading-RaVen-
el Il co.
Edith (Brl = tons, Hilton, at Royce + cos wharf.
from Yarmouth, y 5, walting-B hhett y
Winthrop, 900 tons, Stewart, ut Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loadng-Patterson
Stock.
Isianu oe tSr wror 70 ror iirsrndo los
II. EnoHa.d'H Ta.n "h"ii' i'' 'e'poH' '0'N'e
~ 0iu' p.RES
Lille N. trr) - tons. Guthrie in the Stream,
FOR Greenock' scotland, rSayG 1,, Ss ouRi VII
for Port in Great Britain, luaaing-Street
Bros co. ..,..,o
Sailor Prince, AS tons. McManus, at Auantic
,it1,r n q
raiso reanyISree. brHs s,I, CO. w p,;rood
wharf, for Liverpool, Loading Fraser @ co. !,
iumuil, thrl s+s tHns, IM'p.e, a. pTnv nSsrI n
cor Wnari' Ier LNerp'o' 4euu'Ns :
saora Moses, I6r, 1 90 ums NJ a.li,'uLI a ~ Ens
low 6 "n"''' rn ''' f
Bachelors, (Rr) Gi5 tons, TCoker, at 6oyce cos
wharf iur Amsterdam, lOadilS-Lrsesne
Wills.
Euial!a (Spla.) $50 tons, Arann, at Atlantic
wharf for Liverpool 'oadinS-W + Hall.
wharf. from Bremen, dlscharging-G Hop
lei X CT.
wEarI. :nr Gu;ieni;urg, loaiiag-ES 5 Rlett "
Son.
Prof Schwcicarl iNorl, $40 tons. Swan, a. Mar
shail'' hasi from Cardiff, diseharginS-or-
Rio de ii Plaza (Dr) CT IONS Landry. at CONNER.
M"rc!tl wiiarl lof eofk ana d 1halhe'' toau-
lng-N MIre MN S, 20. o., ,,,,u,o,, =, r7,,on vhorf
James iyes lnr' ''i CoS, ."ti' Tr.nhnn =. Son
lor h'vtsi,'oi; ,1n m'"ilso rn. co,noda at Brown e
P2iih!Ia tSplH' -ov .,,.io' vi 'n", @ w q tiai
COS wnar 9 dor s haree1nn aaour1s ~ p,imni,o
MoseLe iot s'y .onS. S. 1918 tr.,+sDo- Mnre
Mha'i' nn iioli e"pS "e 's'"7' "'''ie
wo,,sr e'' tons s,inson in Ashley River. for
a'Gi = =; s',i., ,,, ,, 70 I: p,s", D. T. Son "
I've, pn, nnsaGM @ TiIvson at usrshaIi.s wharf
oe'atu S-N, tar, raihn, M ,IiirharGinSN rier
% 1, W ,.S ,nns i:"l4snn a. v,nderhorst,s
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Exports.

BcsToN-Per schr B N Hawkins-840 les up
land cotton, Al tcs rice, 1880 bushels paddy, 300
bushes rice -four, 81 bags cotton Seed bales lea
ther betting.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carollna-s4
bags sea island and s45 bales upland cotton, II
bales domestics 155 tlerces rice 147 bbls rosin 40
casks clay and sundrieS.
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NorE-We have deducted from New Orleans
1904 bales upands. from Mobile 1915 bales up
Ia ds and burned 5O2; from Savannah 1914 bags
sea island and l1T0 bales upland.ana from Charles
ton 1871 bags sea island and 1867 bales upland
the quantities received at those ports from Mo-
bile Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston, from New York
Nal L johnson, Capt Stewart Mrs Coffee, j
RlEer, Shay, II Groot and wife Jno TraVers, Jr,
Mis- Lunny and emigraIts.
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NEWS
CHAR EsToN, JANUA Y27
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Charleston Berry, New York-lelt
- inst. Mise. To Jas Alger co. D Aiken i
co, S Railroad co, r Adger, E Railroad GO, G
Ahrens NJ u A Ashton: Mrs Baynard, VIM
Bee co, E r. Bedford, E Brewn. G Buist. G A
Bowman. Cameron, EarSley \ co. K G Chisom J
c H Claussrn, Clancy, 4 y Cohen, Commins,
G. osaw Mining co, Duwie. Noise 4 Davis, Jas NJ
Eason Bro Fairly, ,s Fleming %G9; GIen EnTen'
G0odrIch. Wlneman & CO, Hart & co. b Hasel-
ton, Harheson e co, Ho mess Book House, John
ston, Crews g CO, W II Jones, Holmes. Hur,
kamp & CO. y Hunt. Z Kerrson, l. Kenacke
S smsll, Laane & co, D Lopez G J Luhn, "A
Mcdonald, Mantoue & co. J G Minor co. McLoy
l. Rice, Mechers i Muller, d K Nenfvile, A Me.
mann. B O'Nrill, L 0'Nelll 4 Sons, Murray, Z
Rugheimer. ShalTer Bros, " A Skrine. W Steele.
Southern Express co, A i Stillman. A Sumner,']
Taylor & CO, Il Trest, Stefens, Werner Il DUCK
cr, S.Thomas, " Trim. Walker, Evans Cogs-
well, Walsh, Wagner MOnsees, Whlttemore
& Rhodes, J Wiley u co, ship CWlnthrop CIV
Williams i co. otto Wieers, Yates, and
9th, Is.
Schr Margaret Lyons, Smith, Portland, Mes
days. Hay. To ] Ensiow y co. 'essel 10
Master
Schr Ann S Dcas, Garbatti. West Point Mill. leo
tcs rice. To Cohen. Hanskel &to.
Received from Chlsolms Mil: GO tcs rice. TO
Thurston & Holmes and TIL q W DeHees.
In THE oFFING.
Br ship Kate Troop.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York
wagner Huger Il co, " A Courtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York, Janu-
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York,
January "a.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
|. Steamship Maryland, johnson, at Baltimore
JanuaIy24.
ary q.
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These trains laaKe close connections at Florence
with the trains to and from Charleston and to
| and from Ktngville.
Passengers for Wilmington and the MOI tn will
remain at Florence from 10 A. NJ. uutil 5:4S +. a.
S. S. S0LOMONS. Superintendent.
BE- Marion. Sumter. darlington. Cheraw,
Bingstree, Manning, and Wadesboro' papers Will
| cony jan23
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Per steamship South Carolina, lor New York
DrJ E Whltesl es. W N Terry. Church and
wife. II NJ Doand 3 " Pyle and vile, Mrs Stack,
W.MeaIns, and others in steerage.
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The following are the receipts Of cotton at the
chief Southern centres, as reported by telegraph,
from January 10 to January 25, 1871, inclusive
This includes all points but overland:
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MEMORANDA.
The schr Cynosure, which arrived wednesday.
reports having spoken on the 22d Instant 10 lat
&c As N long 10 40 ", the schr Louisa, from Polt-
land Me, b0End Moth.
The schr W H Thorndike. Hall. from Rockland,
Me, for harleston, arrived az Portland, Nc, jan
nary Il.
The schr Ida Della, Fisher, for Georgetown C,
cleared ct New York January %.
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FOR NEW YORK.
[oN SATURDAY, JANUARY %, AT 10
/ O'CLOCK MI
OLD LINE NEW YORK AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED ls45.
pAc1oUs AND EusaANrDEck. sIATE.RoONs.

The very fast and splendid side.wheel Steam
shin CHAMPION, R. W. Lockwood, Commander,
~ Tronch Bills OF Lat1ng given On Cotton to
Liverpool at the following rates Sea Island,l I'd;
Upland "a: :,
JAMES ADGER i CO., Agents.
The CHARLESTON followson TUESDAY, 3lst, az
O'Clock P. u. lanxo-1 z
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10 R F. L o 3 I D a,
TWICE A WEEK.

VILE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER
The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain .rKDh
George E. Mcmillan, will sail from usEIs5fifzl2as
Central Wharf for above points every TUESDAY
EVENING. at O'Clock, arriving back at Charlae
ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D. B. Vim.
cent win sail from Central Wharf fer above points
every FRIDAY EVENING, at o'clocE Rrriving
back ct Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at
O'Clock.
octl0 RAFENEL d c.. Agents.
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Railfoabs.

CHERAW AND DARLINGTON RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
CiiERAw, S. o.. January 81, 1911.
On and af;er MONDAY next, The 23d Instant, the
following Schedule will be run by the trains on
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The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were 1o42 90 bales.
The stocks Of the article In sient at The latest
dates were as follows:
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VIHROUGH BILLS LA DING TO
BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA. EOS
TON, BREMEN,
AND THE olTIES OF TIE NORTHWEST.

The nne Steamship MARYLAND, ,NkEs4s
Johnson, Commander, will sail for Bai- .eaS11i1
timore on SATURDAY, 2Sth January, al o'cleck
~ Philadelphia Frelghts forwarded TO that
CITY by railroad from Baltimore without adcl'
tionai insurance, and Consignees are allowed ann
nle lime to sample and sell their Gocds from
the Railroad Depot IN Philadelphia.
The NORTH POINT will follow on the Sd or 4th
OF February.
,anos.s No. Uniol Wharves.
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EOR PHIL A D E L P 81 A /.
THE REGULAR STEAM LINE-wEEKI.Y.

THE REGULAR STEAM LINE-wEEKLY.
The Iron Screw Steamship
" IT q N "A
~ HUNTER, Commander,
VIII be dispatched for Philadelphia on ,1Z#h
SATURpIY, 2Sth OF January, at II S&ifn3s
NJ. from Browns North Wharf.
l6Through Bills LadiHg Will be issued to Boa'
For Freight engagements or passage having
good cabin accommodations, apply 70
VIM. A. COCETESAY,
innoi-tuthfs4 No. Union Wharf.
nACIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPY'S
THRoCoH LINE TO y
CALIEoRNIA, CHINA ANDJAPAN.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
SALEs AT AUCTION.

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
N. serted in the NEW YORK HERALD and, n up town,
sayc ms and extra eIgsnse by leaving Il at the HERALD
street This IL the only authorized uptown branch and adj
vertisemenis received at office rates. Open from A. M
till r. NJ. every day In the year.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

DY M. DOUGHTY, AuCTiONEER.
ID Large of Household Furnure this day the sales
room street. Including or tU Paror Suits,
rosewood Chamber Sus. assortment OF curled
Mstreses Bells aud Bedding. Dining Room Furniture,
Desks Office Chairs, Paintings Gas Fixtures To be per-
emptoriiy sold.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
POLITICAL.

At MEETING OF THE JAMES oBRIEN AssOClA-
a tion hold q "a Second averuc-Adam Kohl n the
chair, Patrick Handebough. Secretary James Coye Trea
suer-he meeting adjourned 70 mesa ut the above pao
peonday, March 8, as ~ r. u.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

DY T. j. swARZKOPH, kUCTIoNEER.-SELLS AT
ID O'Clock at zoo G. stock Coffee Sugars Soap dns
Fixtures. Scales, &C. Positively 10 lots Dealers invited
-. SWARZR0PH. N8 Bowesy.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

RY J. ". CAMPBELL. JR. AUcTIoSEER, SELLS
ID this day, at II O'clock at f3n East Fourth street. posi-
vey lots Fixtures Of Meat Market Ice House, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

A TIP TOP, FIRST CLASS EIGHTH AVENUE LIQUOR
n Store with elegant Stock long cheap Lease
location, this sacrifice, will be sold tomorrow
auction. CAMPBELL Il CO. Aucttoneers, $50 Bowcry.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

Dy T. j. swARzKopH, ACcTIoNRER-sELLs II
ID O'Clock 2as Elizabeth street. large Stock and elegant
of endid Grocery Store Positive sac ogcth
" l. swARzKoPH, 2t3 Bowery
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

j. BLEECKER, SON l. CO., AUCTIONEERS.
IA. THURSDAY, March 2,
at IL M, at the Exchange Saesroom, Ill Broadway.
West Fveigth street, Lot north s,1e between Sixth
and Seve
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

A UCTION NOTICE.--1l3 WEST TWENTy.sEvENTH
N Over $4,000 worth and 400 lots by cataogue
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auc,ioneer win sell this day
nesday at 0 O'clock the largest and richest
sale OF the viz Magnificent: briant toned ~
tave rosewood Pianofote pompadour library and oval
backed Paror Suits In satin brocsel and sk reps; Pier
Mrors Bookcase Turkish CHAIRS Lsce Curtains Cabinets
Ornaments &C. Velvet russell. 0arpets Bedroom Suits in
Bcds Pillows Blankets, Turkish Lounges, Chairs, Wash
stands Commodes Dressing Stands Toilet Sets Clocks,
Wardrobea, DC, Dining Room and Basement Furniture
ssts Of Bufcs Extetsion Table, Chair. Plate, Rodgers
Urns ice Pitchers wacrs Spoons Knives, PorKs Dinner
Tea Sets; Kitchen Furniture IN lots 70 suit, Tho
positive. n B.-LuKE FITZGERALD will pay particular
attention to safes of private families Oco 90 Sixth
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

WHITE PLAINS.--AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT OF
w 4sH with Gne improvements for sale exchange
for city or Harlem improved Property.
Il. M. MASON, No. Center street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

7OO ACRES ON THE HUNDSON, II HOUR BY RAIL;
lOU has fine river view; price 8s00 per large
brick Building and four Lots block from Union Square;
price $4,000. RUFUS X MofIARG, 1862 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

THO RENT-FOR BOARD OF OWNER AND WIFE,
Country Seat. one hour in New Jersey dwelling, gate
lodge, STABLE ice house, &c.
II. b. STANTON. No 4 Warren street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

\CToRE fRopERTY-FIRsT AND SECOND AVENUES
bargain two large four story brown stone Houses wei
located sale ease two splendid Jersey Farms vAu
Abo Southern Plantations; 1870 suburban Lots, partly i'm
proved. JAMES 4. BROOME, 10 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

yXyILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTIoNEER, OFFICE NO
CITY Hall place. sells this day at l0h O'Clock the oy
Saloon basement junction Broadway
Oyster Counter Ice Chest Tables, Chairs, Mirrors
Crockery Cutlery, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL. ESTATE.
For sale.

T. BERGEN POINT.-FOR SALE, LARGE HOUSE,
Lots Stable; line fruit unexceptionabe location view
Of waters half hour by rail cheap Address PRICE, Herald
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

yNTANTED-A FULL SIZED LOT, EITHER ON FIFTH
w Eighth avenue, facing the Central Park. Address
with description and lowest cash price, j. box 958 Post
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

manufacturing purposes, In Poughkeepse N. Y Apply
to WILLIAM H. CROSBY, 2bl Mil street. the premf-
ses 20 Bayeaux street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

1.-TWO CHOICE LOTS NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTY
J. seventh street and First avenue $4,000 terms
suit; AL improvements mnde on street, except paving
VACHE BROWN, 953 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

FNHE ADMIRABLY PLANNED BROWN STONE FRONT,
ID by 80 Lot 100 f. with modern convenience and
In perfect order. 2l0 East For,ysxth street. Apply any
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
N Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Post Office.
ELEGANT ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS.
JOHNSTON & VAN TASSE1.L will sell this day, II
O'clock their sacsroom ~ Nassau street. fine English and
American Books, some superbly bound and illustrated.
Gustave Dore's Works.
Standard Engish and Miscellaneous Works.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

TINO RENT, IN MORRlSANIA, A COMFORTABLY FUR.
J. nshed two story frame French roof House. ontaning
ten rooms Immediate possession. Apply 10 Mr. SHORT,
6J4 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

TAMEs CAGNEY. AUCTiOEEER, OFFICE 5lb WASH.
ngton streetThnrsday, March 2, entire Furniture and
Fixtures OF the neat Barroom Oyster aud Dining Saloon 0t
Beccker street. Particulars tomorrow privately this day
Money loanng speciality.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

A UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE
IA Largest, richest assortment Household Furniture
offered at auction this season ~ private resdence,
Fifteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
this day wednesday, at l05 o'clock,
TS0,000 worth OF
magnificent Household Furuture Paintings Bronzes Piano.
fore Drawing Room Furniture, Pompado styc covered
satin brocate Sveware Statuary Margueterie, BOs de
Rose Cabiues Tables Jardnisr Canterbury Encogneues
Bookcase Bronze satuary Clocks Chandelier Velvet Me-
dallion Carpets Paintings by eminent artists. rosewood
Pianoorte celebrated maker rosewood walnut Bureaus
Redscads Wardrobes, Mattresses Extension Tables, Side
boards Sverware, Glassware, Linen Chnaware, Cutlery
Furniture servants apartments, Baaement Kitchen Furn
ture. Sale peremptory. . ,,,x
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

WANTED-IMMEDIATEL EIGHT OR MORE LOTS
w parcel, for immediate Improvement Apply 70
J. PECARE, 6l5 Broadway A ready customer.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

C0TH STREET. NEAR SECONC AvENUE.-SIx FULL
nOC Lots will be sold at bargain such opportunity
dom offered to builders. For particulars apply to PETER
MoxENHA S04 East Thirty fifth street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

A y. S. TAYLOR, AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
n. public auction, on Wednesday, March |, r. M.
the premises ali that valuable Property known Nos
and II Morris street. being three full lois bx00 large brick
house and stable. Sale peremptory. For permit
perty apply 80 j. s. TAYLOR, 81 Montgomery Jersey
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

DAWNBRoKER'S SALE THIS DAY.-JAMES AGAR,
i Auconeer will sell at 80 New Bowery, at II o'clock,
800 lots Mems Clothing; at O'Clock $40 lots SIX and
other Broche and Woollcn Shaws; Undercoth
Table Linen, Sheet Blankets, Quilts, BY Of NJ
Bruckhener, 27I Grand street. williamsburg, Samuel
Goodstein, $50 Bridge street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

yxTANTED--FOR CASH CUSTOMER, A THREE STORY
w nigh House, good location between Sixth and
Ninth avenues, Fifteenth and Fifty fifth streets.
T. OLIVER CARTER, 81 Wall street, basement
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

DICHARD WALTERS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MarshaI's sale viii sell this day, Wednesday at l!
Bedroom Furniture combating OF Paror Suits BEDROOM,
Cottage Suits Bureaus Sofas Carpets Mattresses Stoves
&C.; also Stereoscopic View. r. MoCABE, Marshall
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

DARK AVENUE RESIDENCE FOR SALE (CONvE
u nient to "Grand Union Depot')-Situated between
Thirty ninth and Foretn In the of finished
block ght and perfect house first class brown
throughout perfect order; location the
central and elegant New York Island Terms suit
hmes PRINCIPALS only need apply to OWNER No 12 Eas
4 Thirty-eight street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

pLAINFIELD, N. J.-NEAT sk STORY HOUSE, WITH a1
L Extension, containing nine rooms; grounds l0Oxl2S
near depot: only 5000