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The New York herald., 1871-12-02

LONDON MoNKY MARKKr-LoNpoS, Dec l-4:go r.
M.Consos closed at y2ss for and 92h for the
count dividend United states dve-wenty ponds is61s.
g15s 1855 92As; 1t67s. 10; tcn-forties, 90A
fARIs BovReE-fARIs, Dec. 1-P A.-Rcntes closed ~
56i Sc.
r. pM-The cotton market closed a. -Hiddlng np-
lands 9sai miding Oreans $40 1Ut The sales OF tho
have been 2OU bales including 400 for speculation
and export The stock OF cotton bound for this port
men,, OF cotton from Bombay since the las. report 70 Dece
havo been lJ,0U bales. Saes OF have been
12S000 bales including l20oo for cxport and 81 on
speculation The stock import 10 4s600 bales, OF wach
bOD arc American. The receipts Of the week have Deen
46ocv bales including 5000 American Actual EXPORTS auo
baes.
TRADE AT. MANoHrsrEr-LivERrooL, Dec 1.-The
advces from Mancneste favorable aud cause dp-
In the cotton
LiyrhrooL BEEArsTuIr MARKET. -LiyERrooI, Dec. L
l30 Mrho brendstus mnrxet Is du. Wheai, l2s b. per
GENITAL for California white; los tod. H. A. FORK Q.
rel western spring and lls u. for red winter rhs re
ces of wheat for the three days have been lAvoV
quarters, including l2,60O American.
LtvBIPoOL YROvxsIOns MARKgr.--LfvkRrOoL, Dec. T.
-IA T. A-DsN - pos s6. l0r ssw Rrne. bacon ~
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at $40 80. currency. We quote Dressed American.
sss @ msis per ton undressec do $780, Manila. l3c
lsHc god sisa. IL .. 12c. do. Tsnpco, 7ac. 7Hc,
oO % ~ ln o1mn sum- currency juts, tc cc, gold
HAY AND sTRAw.-ihc market remains ~ when last
S9ris' moderately active and hrm: Sales were mrde at
~ ~ Tor shipplng al 20 III so for retail QUALITIES the
price Tor strictly prime straw VI 10 for long s0c
wheat " - - -' - ~ - -
hors-purng the past few days there has quite demand
sprung up ior nno qua ties Of hops aud The scarcity
none prevented large business For the poorer grades
insrc NOT much Inquiry Prices throughout reman hrm.
~ qnoe:-ssats &c. 62c Eastern and Western, S5c
9ec @ y,at;iags, 2ec c olds loc 2oc; old olds sc
Foreign hops range from 5sc. a Too.
the past few days there has been brisk
demand or heinock soc, both for home consumption and
1Vl export fces throughout rule very lrm but unchan ed
Ing eeep.s ior the weeS 707o sides Unon crop was
" nr dcnand whie rough remained quiet We quote
nenlcsk-bnenos Avres AM Rio Grande tight 70 heavy
nr .'s California do, 25c. 28c Ornoc, do s4c.
hides, 3yc 3sc. '
McLAssFs.- The market vtil remains quiet for both
iorcn and domestic but prices nnchange Sales
tntinns. We nuata = - -F.-' -" N.N' - - -
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Nhea. rather better demand but prices were de-
cidey higher and transactions restricted bv the ex
OF sellers. tpfns was offered very sparnsy.
prices exacicd for choice whcat The sales
wero about 1900 bushels MT ~ u v! 5a for NO.
CHICAGO and Northwestern III u VI b7 for choice
No. Milwaukee nj bs tor No. tgeueraily held at and
above ST. III 6 for red winter 81 tor choice amber,
61 "a for Corn better The sales were about
1t50U bushels 77c. roc at0at and e6c for southern
white closing for mixed an0at Oats were de-
cccdy higher, closing with b5c bid for prime mixc1 The
$4,000 bushes at &c. 6bc for western
&c. q SIC. for white Rye was steady with sales oi
7,iU0 bushels Neltern at %c Barley was nrmer About
81 lV0 bushels Canada sold mt 81 3D.
market to-day was very quet and Win.
noticeable change Ia rates, excepting ON gram wherc
decidedly low figures accepted There was nmousrae
inquiry for cnarer rncpay for the petroeun
Liverpool by steap .2bW bushels grain ~ Ii
lbU0 cotton b6d I'D. l boxes bacon 3s ana oy
sail 400 bales cotton 72 Saj To London BY sal, svO
bbs four 6u To Glasgow by steam ~ 300 bushels grain
nj Sd The charters prise "A Danish orig hence TO S
braar orders tic Medteronea 7c0l cnses rehncd
petroleum. 3oc privilege Of the hdratc, a5c. British
brig hence lboa LOO bbls. refined petroleum, 7s an
American brig hence avre Dunkrk lsvJ bhs Dero-
eum On pry ate terms british bark, from Philadelphia
10 bremen, $500 bbs refined petroleum, 6s
GUNNILsIhs business the past rev days has peen
small aud OF an unimportan character small sales haye
beea made at Loo l6xc for bas anu lsc for clotu.
H. H. Crockcr Co. report ihe tock 10 New rOf -
follows Bags a,2co, and co $500 oaea and In Boston,
bags 4 200 baies and cloth, s,ouV paics. :,
nsMr AND JuTE--lhe market for NIL descriptions Of
hemp continues quiet At unchanged prices Jute also re-
mains quiet Jus buus has sold v Ne sAts@ u t oass
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES NEGLECTID.
The Southern list was neglected in the general
dulness prevailing At the Stock Exchange ana
beyond few sales OF Tenncssces and South
Carolinas nothing was done, the market re-
tanning fair steadlness ana leaving or as foows:-
Tennessee, ex coupon. G5I CO; do. new, G5H
o5I; Virginia, OK coupon, 62 Co. do registered
STOCK, old, 81 So; do sixes. consolidated bonds
"a 6S: Co. skies, deferred SCRIP 2sI a2sk; Georgia
skies. 70 so; do. seveas, IS 9a; 40. seyens gol
o2 North Carolina, ex coupon, a51I SO; do. funding
1865. 70 -; 40. do, 1868, 20 2s; do new II 20
do. special tax, IA IL; Missouri siAes, OF 9s;
do. Hannibal ami St. Joseph, 93 q 90: louisiana
skies ca a CO; do. new, 65 90; do. levee sixes 6c
65; do. do. cishts, rs so; do. do. cighls 1875 70
so; do. Penitontiary sevens ca a 20; do. railroad
cIghts, "a a so; Alabama hves. 65 90; do. cighrs
400 1o2; do. eghts, Montgomery and Euiala
Railroad 30 05; South Carolina skies. so a 60;
do, new, January and July, "a 341; do. do.
April and October, 30 q 81; ARKANSAS sixes funded,
so a 81
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day BY locking up little In addition to what was
called by the broadway Bank. The stock market rose
and fell within range OF X a y per cent. evcntu-
ally going on to and closing at the lowest prices
Of the day. Erie was quite strong in the morning
and was set down for q movement" but fell OF
with the general tendency late In the day. The
following table shows the highest and lowest prices
OF the prlncipal stocks during the days.
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was sometimes given for bowel c0mplatnts and said
l took an overdose. TN several occasions have
raised money by pawning my valuaDles. and the in-
terest has run up 90 large tnat am unable TO re-
deem them; have sold articles CT clothing 10 friends
class car; my return 10 the same car cost me $s0S.
and had twenty-five cents IN my pocket when
arrived here.
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line quotations. based on cot0n running IN quality
than half grade teow The erauc quo.ct.
ELouR AND GgAIN.-ReceIDss-lj67o b0s. h0ur lo7,l26
bushels wheat, 5S5 do. corn, i65S oa,s, "a do.
rye 82673 barley. The Hour market more steady
the influence of a market for wheat and
though transactions motcrate full prices were realized
The Fales about q 500 bbs Rye uour quiet but
steady. southern hour unchangedabout 1.i0t bbs
chan led the basis OF the ANNEXED quotaoLA
Corn steady with sales OF 700 bps Western yellow
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Total stock Dec i, 1888
NulSkEY.- Receipts. bl7 bps The market sieuiy,
with OF l0J sD.-. a; 55c.
Wool! he the past three days has been qua;
OWN; To is having been pr0xeD by the hciids Goa
guertly have been gb Prices generally
rre unchanged although n como instances sht
made order he
safes snce last have folows:-
bs. nols, sJc. tc. 10 UaD lbs. super extra
ID Jni lbs.
XIX Ohio TO-, % pulled, Isc;
IuAei, 5ifc; 1opuo 40. uleN, 4c blc.; 5000
po-, 5Sc; iso do East India low grade. S7Ic; 10 To-
Coofs16, +c; % Un do. ami AX heeces s,JGl 40
300 do Cape 100 bales OF ia clip California, pr
va =
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY,

Governments we're steady In currency values, but
higher III gold. Tne market was quiet, with very
strong undertone According to foreign bankers
American securities are becoming the iavorite in
vestment all over Europe. The following were the
closing strees prices:-Unted States currency
skies, ll3 ll3H; 90. do., 1881, regis
tered 1l3 1ls15; do do, coupon, 1175! ll77s;
do nve.iwenties, registered, May and November,
1lo i1oA; do. do, 1852, coupon. do, NIX 11lA;
do do.. 1904 40 do. Ill l1lk; do. do. 1885, do.
do, lIIh 111.; do. do, registered January and
July, ex interest, 1o9H o l1o1; do. do, 1866,
coupon do, 1874 1135s; do do, 1857 do. do ll41S
i14gS; do. do, 1seS do. do 114h l14%; do.
ten-fortes. registered, 1904 1OoN; do do, coupon,
109x no.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
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3D. per cwt. for Cumbesnd ou Par "a a. Or bbl sor
fine Western princ mess '-s - Ss' - Jus WI
LIVERPOOL PaODUos MARuwr -Ivvvsooo, n.
80 r. M-rsllow, ia per cvt ~' "
LONDON PRODUCE MARKrr-IoNnor p.s p~Sr
per ton. - ~S'A''e" o"s ~"' "
l6f. for fine pale American. ~~S' .Ae"o'e1N'
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STOCKS dull, FEvBRlsH AND LOWER.
The stock market was intensely dull, but feverlsh
WITHIN a limited margin OF fluctuations. II Is said
that some OF the operators credited with the recent
.bulln movement have deserted their brethren and
turned "bcars.n IN pursuance Of whicn new policy
they aggravated the natural activity IN money to
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,d IA Stost s-te market for slirits irpent ne re-
=. s,c % bbs il rcosn eSc AM 70 New York BIS BIS
s,nfs sa ne. gr Sr'eea - ,s,es
No. 9 a. @ seS obs @ wonaoS VIZ a. q ss ~ sb Sr
OF 90" oo on private terms Tar remained quct sni
dL.rEotIua-ihe market tor refined was quiet but
pee to se ws S a s a s on change "na no 20
month caIe in ouis although nicg quri, was arm
Naphths ren4nsd wiihoa mporsaa Business an @ "n:
10 ss ws o y s S yas: : ss s
S4c rhere va Vas rum red sae q 900 obs for n. nall
sn, n :: npDer ana lever
no sales Refined quo.ed at 2i4c. for SPOT month.
m o a. AffSSsfss fSs 1n %
men S sAs s wss Gn 10 ,. a4 % s
s q no I'D es on at I T m sss g. % .o%
d.hvcy, led nisher steady SIC for ne !,
"a M =! I.s tor extra do ss s's for prime mess. na s
100 bba al $4 Bacon was quet at 5e. TIC. for long
rno sale. ~er. a 0f the s bes a ~.
ST. ts aasi ~ tn & t % aSs Ss any any s
Mea m s. a 1es a. ~ the so. l ,s
Ss 1Ss we're s sso & &C., s. Sr soai a a M s , ss
the SPOT. andssc. tsilo below h4 hsus for
D,c.mser a,.sa,e aeisery l., c.,... c. :,
sercc. .arsna s.. a s.ea s.c 100 hess faa a. 7sac
ri sias S@ n 81 Continues very oue
S on not. % Of g. h ana Sr 80 od both On a
terms. Kennel IN moderate demsni and without
rsns snagf e TO soo a to
Sac; good TO Irme rsnng aAc ssac.; far COOL
no; enirugai, hhds. and boxes sc. a. q arsss,
BoAss Dutch standard, Nos g 9, s.c.a &C.; a.. 10
llhS nsc ao isio y. IKE l.4c DO white, il.c.
n l2ISc. Porto RicoCommoa TO prime reunIns S5pc.
s'4c; fair To CHOICE grocery, 94c uxc Brazil-u.ch
standard Nos TO T. 759c &c. JavDu.cn stan Iard,
Nos. ~ 70 L. g1c. u &c. Man.a-Superor and
superior, Tic. u Sac.
sEEDs.lhere been moderate inquiry for Ca!cntta
nseed, rcsu tina IN saes OF v0 bags, Lurv
& Do gold al SOU Dass, by same vessel,
bly, at a. saa Iol Clover wasa rne irmer choice Ia
he'd l.c We heard ot sales Of 73O
(part Wednesday EVENING" at lie lt,c for OHIO and
allac. tor Indiana Timo by remained quiet r3 q. %
pes busnel o. Tuckciman Co. report aocx of
5srcd fo!i New YORK, 1550o1 b4.s, IA los.
ton, % ttU bags
srrARiSE remained cuict and unchanged; sma sales
were made at D. he tor Choice ueices.
TA.Lpw.-Ihe mari 1T to-day tul and lower. We
heard OF sales %. 'oVj lbs good country At &C. axc;
choice city held al 9-.c.
TOsA C0o-Tie business in all descriptions for tho past
few becl comparatively small Lu, prices
steady sales wec reported OF co cases sln-ry suilefs
from lic b5c, amt stO bales OF Havana at Csc. al TO-
Messrs. NJ RAIDER sons .mnsh the following staiement-
frAEST THE NEW ~
INePECTIOJ WABEI!oUHrs.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



KEALHoFER-ATKINsoN-In Brooklyn, on Tues
day, November 2s, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. Z. s. Williams. GEORGE KEAL.
daughter OF James Atkinson Esq, of Brooklyn.
PERRY-sMirH.- : In Brooklyn. +. d, ~ the Re-
Smith. ali OF Brooklyn, p. u.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, November
BY Right Rev. Bisnop talbot OF Indiana, assisted
by Rev. Charles han, D. d. Mr A. ~ hsip @ OF IA. \.
stoaienuoroagh, or Brooklyn. l. L
ROBEnrsoN-MoCST.- -On Thursday, November 80.
ISL a. ne esdscs Of ,he brides parents ny s
to LYDIA 7. MOUST, all OF Brooklyn.
RoBINsoS-MILLER-ln Albany, on wednesday,
dence OF the brides mother, WiLLIAa @. ROBINSON,
OF New York, 10 CAROLINE d., daughter OF tho late
saMsoNmBECx On Wednesday, November 20, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Boston Mass,
by the Rev. L. L. Briggs, EDWARD u. SAMSON, oe
Brooklyn, N. y, to IDA L., daughter OF Lewis Beck,
VAN BESscHorEN- N-wHEELER.-Cn Thursday, No
vemDer 30 ISL. ut st. Tnomas cnurcn, Bethe1' e.,
Conn.,, by the Rev. Eugene PaltIson.. CnAnLEs "
VAN BENscHoTEN, OF Brooklyn, to Miss NARY Il.
WHEELER, OF Bethel, Conn. No cards.
Died.
BALLARp.--On Friday, December /, Mrs. JAMES
BALLARD, in the 64tn year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the FAMILY are In
yied to attend the funera rom her late residence,
$40 Third avenue, on Sunday, December 3, at one
BxIIEY.-At suYerns on Thursday. November
80 AMOS BAILEY, IN his 7lth year.
Relatives and trends are invited to attend the
funeral ut his late residence, Suffern, n. l., on
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
BANTA.-Un FRIDAY, December !, SAMUEL BAHTA,
Jr son OF Samuci and Anne Il. Banta, aged
months and 10 days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are Invited to
attend the luneral from IS West Washington place,
on sunday, December 3 NJ one O'Clock.
BoARDMAN.-On Friday, December !, FREDERICK
WEBSTER son OF Il. henry and Sarah h. Boardman
ana grandson OF George b. Mead, ESD. aged year
and rs days.
Relatlves and friends OF the family are invited tc
intend the funeral the residence Of his parents
ass Hamilton street. Brooklyn, ON sunday afternoon
at half-past two O'Clock.
RRooKEs Wednesday, November 90, Mars
ANN, wle OF Henry Brcokes, IN the 36th year 0
the relatives and rhends are invited to atten'
| the funeral, from her late residence on Saturday
1 December 2.
foiMries lstaIo<dshire, Ensland papers pleas
i copy, :.
! BRQWNk--On Friday. December ]. at tigot A. y
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CATTLE MkrKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

The hog market was Grner. $50 head offered and
the sales at fasc a4sac
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Export. -Toy 81 7s9
Consum ption.. ........... gij 1853 466

frosas, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IVO1 -. zU5 . Too
hsye been M IS iol9ws nesday De. smoe GO a.
Is alsc'. 100 at is,ac January. Is ilI5c FeIr
ary Zoo at iSsc 20 at IS ls6: 10 a, lH.c March, 2Oo
$40 at i9 lUy at 10 sl5c total, 46O bales To-day-Ue.
cember loo at y 9lsc; lcj lecemDer A. lsc, M Jan
ly9 April A. Il sse, ,her; January 600 81 ls ll6c.
900 at ~ Ice April 400 at 9ac May, T0J at 19ts loo
free board Savannah December sh lsc exchange,
Lc paid $40 Dec for 400 Feb Total 4,9 bales
grand to al $500 bales kres cotton TO foreign
closed follows:--lo Liyeruoo!, bv steam, s.d |;
bv sail, nd 5lIi; uavre, by steam, c, gold; san.
Nc; TO Hamburg, by steam, AL, compressed; TO
pors, BY SAIL 10, rCid; me recelp,s a. shs
Mobile, 6s7s; Savannah, 1857: Charleston ss2s wn,
minpion, 1852; Norok, 2,925: baltimore, "A; New York,
lu7f Roston. 33 Totai. 81 s63 This last week. 55
Ths day last year, 1881 We auote:-
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from two
to six per cent for carving The operations Of the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared S46.4740oo
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 3,cS6973
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,43i,i2y
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STREET QUOTATIONS,
Har-yns, Five O'Clock p. NJ.
y ~ = ae----- -2-- 'vf.Ts - - -
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

FRIpAy Dec. t-6 p NJ.
AsHr5.-There continues a good demand for po's, and
with limited sapry prices ain firm. sars made
81 s5a ~ 20 Pearls entirey nominal owing stock
being cut There was however, fair inquiry tor them
Last sales were at 80 % q 90 u.s.
CASDLrH demand for ndarnantinc is small, they
firmly held at late sperm ana
other descriptions there was crae call former
prices we quote sperm, aoc; patent do, 45c. stoaic,
2cc. 2lc.; aiaria ntine, lbc. 1sc. Zine,
COPPER continued in fair dem ana firm. We note
sales slce 100000 lbs ineo at 1sc s5o cash
and december delivery, the mara c0s,n. firm .5c
cash.
CoFTEE.-Ihe market for oil descriptions was quiet but
frn There were runors OF saes, hut were .oe 10
learn the partcuars We quote: Carsoes ol, ordinary
HAc Hsc.; do do. fair, ls+c l5c; do good lsc
loc do do rrme i6Ac l5sc gold, in bond 81 days;
Naracabo I6c. 1s59c; Lagiiayra, l6ec Ice. st.
mngo, In bond, lzc i2sc; Java, 2,c. Ac gold, duty
paid.
IorToS.Thc market was very quiet The few spinning
readily supplied at the appended quotaions
while the export good OF
lstc per h. Tor low n.ddns, and quotstons be
garded quite nominal The movement delivery
slow and a. about former prices The reported
on 'Coange to-day were IA folows-
To- e,fg "a M ESuj
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AMUSElfE.S rs.
AMUSEMEN rs.
IrIrTH AVENUE THEATRE.
West Twenty fourth street. Broadway Begins at 2.
Sole Lessee and Manager Mr.. AlGuSTlN DAILY.
rHlRTEENTH
WEEK
and
LAST
but TN&#
ONE
The GREAT local COMEDY

Characters by Miss Clara Norris Fanny Morant, Linda
Detz Mrs Gilbert, Lizzie Winter, Amy Ames Mr.. James
Lewis j. b: Polk, D. wh.ing w. Davidee. Geo. Parkes, g.
T. Devere, DC.
SATURDAY NEXT, st hslf-pass one, LAST MATINEE
MONDAY NEXT, March 20, second annual Benefit of Mr.
JAMES LEWIS.
In active rehearsal for immediate production Bouc
brilliant London acted for
three months in the metropos, entitled "JEZEBEL."
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RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
"A olce and salesTooin 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Post Office.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
REMOVED TO THE STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF
SALE.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELI. viii sell this day, at
10s O'clock their saesroom 81 Nassau street. large
eortmen OF Household Furniture, In iine order
Consisting part Of carved walnut Bedroom Suits
painted and enameed Suis with marble tops Wardrobes
Dressing Bureaus Bedseads, Iron Bedsesds, Bedding,
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Eosters and Pillows Sheets
Pillow Cases. roweng Parior Suits, Extension Tables Re-
cning Chairs Brocae and Lace Curtains window Shades
Toilet Se;s Tea and Dinner Sets, Ornaments. &c.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Or KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Refrigerators Tables and Chairs, 0lcotha Meat Sales,
Tin, Iron Wooden and Glass Ware, Crockery, &c.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Sitting Standing Desks Counters Iron Railing, Cocoa
Mating Once Tables, Rsyolvns Chsirs High Stools Coun-
Cases Counter Case 10 feet long.
Also,
- Sewing Machines,
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SALES Ar AuCTION.

A -YOu CAN HAVE yuUR ADvERTIsEMEN IN
~. serted in the NEW YORK HERALD, and, Il up town.
save time anG extra expense by leaving at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE l,24o Broadway, three doors above
1hrty-nrst street This Is only authorized uptown
branch, ana alvertlfe received oaoe raies
Open from A. "a. I'll ) L. ~ day m the year.
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MoRRls WILKINS AuoIloSEEK
Dwelling House aud Lot IS West Fifty fourth street.


T. II. LUDLOW co. viii sen at auction, Wednesday,
March a2 Is7 q T. qeaek a, the Exchange saiesroom
IL oaewy rs ysTy sTw deSirabe three story
and baseaent frame Dwelling alled IN with brick,
west OF Fth avenue House is in perfect order recently
water aud all congenences Lot 2oXl05 ieet Possession
Maps &C. al The aactiouecrs Office NO Pine street. New
ToAwNBRoKER's SALE THIS D4Y-BY JOHN M0RTr.
MIR II East Broadway, Of 500 lots mems and womens
Spreads Quilts Shoes Carpets Goats Pants Vests, Beds
Pillows Blankets and other seasoaable goods, worthy the
tenton Of dealers ana others order N sch 3i Third ay
DAwNBRoKER's sALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIoNEER,
i III Bowery. win sell this day ii O'Clock 800 lots oi
Mems womens CIotning Dresses shawla, Remnants,
Pants. Vests By order oi Simpson, s0mefs Co, 70
DAwNBRoKER's sALE-wATCHEs AND JEwELRY,
~ order OF John j. Levy % Sixth avenue, 10
JAMES AGAR. Aucaoneer, 50 New nowery
(, HERMAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE or
shirts pawes fass mat X SSIa q & a91 I" s @
HBg% * Neekes es Collar cn andRe
chiefs g. Also large am regular assortment Of Ready
Irock ana Sack Goats Pants and yess large
ment Of Summer Clothing Fixtures Shelyng DUNN es &c
BY order OF >. sOHlELEi Siy Marshal
(, DIEGEE AuCTIONEER.
>. B5 = DiSGEE N ' 4 CO.
Auclioneers and Brokers Real Estate, Loans,
Bonds and Mortgages.
Partition on Saturday, March Is 1871 y o'clock,
oour-joha b iiassn against john Bnssing Three new
and convenient Dwelling Houses, stables, Improvements
Fos end fourteen Lots fronting Cena opposite
Episcopal CHURCH seventy per cent may remain on mort
Cngei POSSESSION immediately.
GHfRlFFs SALE.-R FIELD, AUCTI0NEER, WILL
- sell Saturday, 10th o'cocs the Stock and FIX
ures q the store NO l4s Chatham Also Steam En-,
giac, Boiler ana Coffee Koasler.. Ry order OF
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
JANIS J. GUMBLETOS, deputy.
CHERIFFs sALE.--R FIELD, AucroyEER, WILL
- Friday, March j., IL O'Clock al 22a Mercer
street Horse Covered Express agons and tyo es or
Harness 30, immediately after, at III Bowcrg rnpty
Cases Scales, Hand Truck, &c
By order MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
JAMES J. GCABLEIoN, Deputy