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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD LOAN
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
read with considerable interest your remarks In
the Financial column OF tO-day's HERALD concern
ing the difference In price OF the Northern Pacific
bonds IN London and New YORK.
II the bonds are issued In f200 sums the equiv
them ~ course vou are enrcv v N % me rant
FOR, as you say, the net cash price oil fi67 los.
Is, with 9A per cent exchange and gold at
1ODZ, equivalent to fraction under 69h
and not l02, as Is enormously represented.
II Is sometimes The case, however. that bonds are
issued In sterling money at f225 for 81. 600 (which
is at the rate OF As Cd per $ and In that case OF
course there would be difference OF l2H per cent.
These Northern Pacific bonds (which have never
seem not understand to be issued In that way,
and II not, all attempts to make the public here
believe that they were sold abroad at the rate OF
102 III American currency Is simply ridiculous. and
stamp the author OF such an assertion q wilfui
deceiver or great ignoramus on the subject OF ex
change. J. W. 8
FEBRUARY g. 1872
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EEwARK's MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Important Local Measures Acted Upon In
l0uncil.

Important Local Measures Acted Upon In
Council.
Several natter Of considerable local importance
were acted upon In the Newark Common Council
on Friday night. resolution was passed request.
ing Senator Taylor and the Assemblymen OF Essex
county 20 vote for repeal OF the notorious Briggs
Drainage bill, 80 far as It relates 10 Es-
bill have already been fully elaborated upon in the
HERALD. resolution was also passed increasng
the police force from 14g members to ITO. A ann
station was ordered to be provided for in the build.
ing purchased Tor an armOry. For the latter there
was appropriated $s6,O00. A resolution was intro
duced but laid over, providing for an increase OF
city officials salaries, involving an increased annual
outlay OF $4,000. To people VINO have had hair
breadth escapes, and tind people generally
IL Is interesting to know that resolution intro.
duced ana adopted requesting the Assembly men
from Newark and the Common Council Legislative
Committee to use their best endeavors TO have
law passed compelling the Morris and Essex Rail-
road Company TO construct bridges over Broad.
Pane and Spring streets in Newark, for the use OF
their trains which now cross the streets named
and children. Il is to be regretted that
the resolution did not include the Newark and New
York Railroad under the same requirements. A
more dangerous crossing there IS not In the city
than the one at Mulberry street. THIS can De added
In any bill that may De framed. Alderman Wester-
welt struck the chord OF Newarks commercial inter-
ests by introducing o resolution looking 10 some
improvement In the rotten, continually breaking
down condition OF the Newark plank road. NO &C
ton whatever was taken regarding the sewer
frauQ
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Obituary..

COLONEL SIR AARON WOLFF, x. d.
Colonel Sir Aaron Wolf, K. D., died at the resi-.
ESQ. 20 warrington Crescent Maiden Hill, w. Lon.
don. on the 10th ultIm0. Colonel wolff was born IN
the island OF st. Christopher tSt. Kitts) British
West indies, upwards OF sixty years. where he mar
ried and raised numerous family. lie was the
among which were the Bank of st. Thomas and
Marine slip, OF Doth OF which he was the manager
from their formation until 1885, lie was elected
and confirmed Stadsnauptmand (Chief OF Militia
and representative OF the citizens In the govern.
ment in 1852, and received the order OF KnighthoOd
from the hands OF the late King FREDERICK VII. OF
Denmark, In 1867 for distinguished public services.
In 1865 the late Colonel retired from active life In
consequence OF impaired health, and from that
time until the day OF his death resided Win MS
lady in Europe.
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The Vacancy In the Brooklyn Police COM
mission.

Mr.. Isaac Van Auden having resigned his position
as Police Commissioner on account OF continued
Ill heath, at least q hundred patrosic politicians
are making strenuous efforts to get possession OF
his vacant chair. His successor according to party
usage, should come from the Eastern DISTRICT and
Mr.. J. A. Ostrom, Of the Thirteenth ward will be
selected for the place.
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The friends of the homeopathic system IN VII.
liamsburg have made arrangements to open dis
pensary tomorrow in the basement OF the building
tienrs VINO have faith In that system. The expense
attending this charity will De borne by q few phil
lanthrOphsts The Williamsburg Dispensary. an ex-
cellent institution OF twenty-five years. standing.
only employs all0pathic practitioners. IL Is sup
ported principally by private citizens but receives
AID from the State and City.
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SHOCKS DULL AND STRONG.

STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was dull and at times almost
stagnanL The little business done was Al advanc-
ing prices, the general market closing with an i'm
provement averaging about one-half per cent and
closing at the best figures OF the day, although
temporary reaction had been occasioned BY
|the unfavoraole character OF the bank state
'ment. Tnc chief feature was Pacific Mail,
which advanced to 59x, but subsequently receded
10 6s5s-tbe latter movement being the result OF
|{elegram' from Albany that the Assembly Commit
pe on Commerce and Navigation are coming to the
Icy on Thursday next to overhaul the company's
Airs and investigate the charges of stock specu-
ION on the part OF the directors. The Southern
ps~te bonds were better for the Missouris strong
|0r the new South Csrolinas, which closed 80
|@eHs ana steady for the Tennessees and vrginias.
|Nd HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
1ne ioiowing table shows the highest and lowest
CEisss OF the principal stocks during the days
|Xk..- 49,, Co.. Highest. Lotoest.
sV,S 1911 ~ .s..ss........ tSH 91M
ioik eeuttai scrip. OAK o3x
.......'.................. six 9DM
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HEADQUARTERS, NINTH REGIMENT,
THIRD BRIGADE, FIRST Division, N. q. s. N. Y.
CIRCULAR NO. l.

THIRD BRIGADE, FIRsT DIVISION, N. 9. 3. n. Y.,y
Nrw YORK, Jan. 20, 1879. y
The recent sudden and unmey death Of beloved
mel has cast gloom this mand hch difficult
70 dispe Cut OF by the hand assassin in the OF
life and In the midst of usefulness feel joriy
Of the community at large ia with aicton. Those
who knew him but slightly admired him mourn his loss,
while his associaes and intimate friends loved deeply
and feel that true friend always ready 10 lend a
helping hand in the time of adversely, departed from
their midst. To this regiment he liberal,
aiding and assisting in every possible which KIND
Jagged the "Ninh being his pride since he
assumed the command Officers and members call upon
you all to forward and join the work. in order that
The organization Of which he proud may not fall
from the position TO which raised Il. steady deter.
mination and hearty cooperation will enable gain
recruits q punctua attendance duties drill Will
keer where he placed In the front OF the
CHAs. r. BRAINE, Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
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BrookIyn,s Charity Ball.

The Charity Ball. for which 40 much preparation
has Deen made Is to take place at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music on Tuesday evening, February
g. II Is. as Is pretty well known. In aid OF the
most worthy of objects, will meet with the hearty
support always gwen by the charitable citizens
of Brooklyn The various committees have
worked increasingly to make this bali
one OF the most enjoy able ever given In Brooklyn.
The decorations will be unsurpassed. Upon the
large drop curtain will be given view OF the new
hospital In front of this will be raised platform
for band, and this platform Is TO be surrounded by
shrubs and flowers. There Will De an Illuminated
fountain similar 10 that OF the Grand Dukes ball in
New York. The floors and halls will all carpeted.
There will also be brOnZes, statuary, mirrors,
flowers birds, &C.
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SAILS AT AUCTION.

RT NOTICE ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
N once sa,esroom ~ Nassau street, opposite the
HIGH CLASS EuR FS'r HASs AND AMERICAN
OIL PAINTINGS.
JOHNSTON VAN TASsELL will sell Mt auction on
Friday and Saturday February TO- at II O'Clock, at
their saesroom 81 Nassau street, fine collection Of Euro
pean and American Oil Paintings.
The pictures will be exhibition Tuesday February g.
A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTTONEER,
n Oalce and Salesroom 81 Nassau str eet.
opposite the Post Office.
ELEGANf HOUSEHOLD re RNITURE.
ROSEWOOD PIANOF0RTE BACON RAVEN, MAKER.
ADMINISTER. MILTON, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CAR,
PETS; FRENCH PLATE MIRR0Rs.i CHINA AND
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL will sell at auction. On
Wednesday. February al l0h O'Clock. at the private res
NO. dos EAST FIFTIErH, STREET. NEAR BEEKMAN
ali the segau, furniture contained said house, comprising
In part
Rosewood and Walnut Paror, Chamber Dining Room
Suites CURED Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillows
Ware together with the Kitchen Utensils, with which the
sSs VIII commence Catalogues ready ca Tuesday.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Police D0tngs.
During the past week the police OF Brooklyn ar
rested 326 persons for various ofrences.
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THE NINTH REGIMENT IN MOURNING.

The following circular, neatly gotten up with q
deep mourning border, has just been issued by
Lieutenant Colonel Braine to the members of the
Ninth regiment
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
MEYER-SPEyER.-On Thursday, February l. as
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev. DR..
Huebsch, JONAS MEYER, Of Quincy, ILL.,, to JOSE
PINE third daughter OF Elias speyer, OF this city.
Quincy (Iil.) and San Francisco papers please
copy.
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CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK P, M.
NEW YORK CITY.

One hundred ana sixty-seven new patients were
treated at the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital 233
East Thirty-fOurth street, during January, 1872.
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GOVERNMENTS DULL.

GOVERNMENTS DULL.
The government list was dull. with slight
improvement IN prices. The following were the
closing quotations-Unted States currency sixes
i14% 115; do. skies, 1881, registered 114X Il4N;
DO do. coupon l1514 115k; do fve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 110% HOY;
do de-. 1861 coupon. ao, 1lO7I 11Os; do. do,
1854. do. do. il0H 11o%; do. do, 1865, DO do,
I1lK 111k; do. do, 1867, registered. January and
July, Ill NIX; do. do, 1866, coupon, DO, 11OH
llok; do. do, 1867, do. do, 112 HEX; do. do,
1868, 90. do, 1925 1926 do. fves OF 1881, funded,
registered, 1851 O 100; do. do do. coupon, 1857
400; dO ten lorties registered, lot 107H; do.
DO. coupon, Il0h 110X.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
snares:-New York. 1876; Manhattan, ex dividend,
lac; Merchants 11s1S; Mechanics, ISL; Union l36;
America, IA; City, 225; Phenix, 100; Trades
mems. 16o; Fulton, 1854; Gallatln National, III;
Leather Mauufacturers', $50; Commerce, l16;
Broadway. $40; ocean, 80; Mercantile. 125;
American Exchange, 1l2a<; Bank Of the Repub.
uc ex dividend. liz; Bank OF North America, 10l;
Hanover, 100H; Irving, 124; Metropolitan, 1861;
nassau. lo4; shoe and Leather, 1853; Corn Elk
change l22; Continental, 95; ST. Nicholas, 49, Ma.
zine, 16S; New York county, 1856; Importers and
Traders. l65; Park, 100; New \ ork National Elk.
change. OF; Central National, 100; Fourth National
AUvxs MIMI Natlonal, IVY; Tenth National 05;
ORIENTAL 1917; Bankers and Brokers' Association 80:
German American, 1881.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports Of the week are again large and
nearly up TO those OF last week. Their total value
ts So. SOC. l23 divided between So 352, 74s OF dry
goods ana 81, 243, 1916 OF general merchandise.
The imports OF foreign dry goods az New York
during the week and since the beginning OF the
gear were:-
For the tceef. 1870. 1871. 1879
Entered at port. s43. 545 $1475 634 74S
Thrown OH MARKET ,4S2, 1855 1,352,0lO 34O6,596
Since Jdnhd}Vl
Entered at port.... 7,62e.75s s,42z025 1901 22
Thrown Oh Market. 6,725Ol0 S,l35,0I0 I1,S97,996
THE RAILROAD BONDS
The dealings in the railroad bonds were lighter
than earlier IN the week. The inquiry was good and
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Fire Marshal Ready submitted the following re.
port TO the Police Commissioners yesterday
To TnE HONORABLE THE BOARD OF POLICE CoMMrs-
sIONERs:-
GEsTLEMEN-There thirty fires in this city during the
month of January 1872 caused follows - Incendiarsm.
3; Kerosene and other fluid lamps. 4; careless OF
matches 81 defective heating apparatus and chimney aues,
IL unknown, 4; accidental B; total 30
THE LOSSES AND INsURANOEB
are ascertained to be az folows:-
Loss building. 8I5225
Loss on stock and furniture Observation-Disclosures. M6s5
lnsurances.. 2244O0
actual loss for month $500
BURNED DEATH.
On the 23d OF January Lucy A. Williams, sxytwo years
old burned to death at her residence l Pearl street.
II supposed while using kerosene lamp Her body was
found in the hallway burned TO crisp. Respecfuly sub
m1ss H. Jam s., ISL kEADS' Police Fire Marshal
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T 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTloNEER- SELLS THIS
!. day Monday, Feb. at IL Bowery, at lO1S o'clock,
fine assortment Of genee Household Furniture removed to
ii B0wery for convenience of sale, comprising elegant Vel
Furniture and UtensIls wa. M top Centre Dressing Blu
Mattresses; Pillows and Bosters. Mirrors, China and
Crockery Ware, DC Sale positive, without any
Dealers especially invited.
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CITY OF NEW YORK,
~ DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 237 BROADWAY
NEW YORK, JAN ~, 1872. }
AUCTION NOTICE.
WILLIAM KENNELLY will sell. at public auction,
Friday, February o. 1879, commencing at hafpast ten
O'Clock In the Corporation Yard at foot Of Gansevoor
street. North River quantity of Tagging, Iron second
hand Carts and Wagons and upon the conclusion Of the sale
similar articles VIII be sold at the Corporation Yard foot Of
Riying ton street, East River
By order Of GEORGE M. VAN MORT,
Commissioners of Public Parks.
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An afternoon course Of lectures is to be given ut
Rutgers Female College every Tuesday, at four
O'Clock, for some weeks to come. The subjects
promise to be highly interesting and the list en-
braces several eminent names. Ladies and uptown
jewellers Will find this course particularly suited to
their convenience while all the proceeds are to be
for the advantage Of the college.
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Patrick Mcfarland, aged nfty-four years, Of 12o
West Nineteenth street, on Friday night stabbed
his son william IN the face with O pair of shears
INJECTING a slight wound. Mcfarland was arrested
by OflCer Davis, OF the Twenty ninth precinct ana
Yesterday morning conveyed before Justice Cox, at
Jefferson Market. HIS son failing to appear against
him he was discharged.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

- WALL STREET,
.-..ssc, Ss~ SATURDAY. Feb. Sop. N.
ON sChange to-day wheat was dull and firm. The
sottsu market was quiet ana unchanged.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
mo receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the past
week were o., 6ss bales against 120Sl3 the previous
week. The total receipts since September l, 1871,
are 47o bales, against 1882 2s7 for the
spending period OF the previous year. showing de-
crease in the present OF ass, sls bales The
ports from all ports for the week 49, s29 bales
agains 73 52S bales for the week last year. The
total exports for the expired portion OF the cotton
10l4 ITO bales against 746 bales for she
same time last year. The stock at all the ports Is
5e5.6n bales, against 6l7,177 Tor the same date
in 1871.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy at a per cent
among the stock brokers, and at 8 per cent on
governments. Before the close of banking hours
borrowers Oh stocks were freely supplied at per
cent The Assistant Treasurer gives notice 10 hold
err OF three per cent temporary loan certificates,
issued under the acts of March 2, 1857 and July rs,
1885, that all such certificates bearing date May Is,
1858, to August !, 1858, OF the denomination of
S5,0OO between the numbers 202 ana 3, Ala, nclu
sive. and OF the denomination OF $4,000 EACH be-
tween the numbers 1913 and 3.34S, inclusive Will
be paid presentation at his ofice and that after
the 3lst Of March such certificates will cease to bear
interest, and Will be no longer available portion
OF the reserve OF the banks.
Prime paDsr was quoted at 7as per cent dis
count.
Foreign exchange was steady on the basis Of 100
10sX for prime bankers sixty day sterling and 1OoH
. l09x for sight bills.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks Ia
dnfav0rable, but attracted little attention There is
gain OF quarter OF million in legal tenders and
o loss of q million and quarter in specie As tho
liabilities show no essential variation the loss IN sur
plus reserve IL just about million. The statement
COMPARES with its predecessor as follOWs:-
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Oficer VOTERS Of the Sixteenth precinct, on Fri
day evening found boy named Thomas Larkin,
aged thirteen years, residing at SO4 West Seven
teenth street, lying Eighth avenue so stupid from
the effects Of liquor as to be unable to speak, the
youth, upon being arragned before Justice Cox at
Jefferson Market yesterday morning, stated some
men had given him the liquor to drink, Upon MS
promising to keep sober In the future ne was dis
charged
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MoRR1s WILKINS. AUo1IoNEER. ;:t:
Perempory sale, order fexecutor Valuable Property

Tenth avenue, Foyninth Fiteth Streets New YORK,
and Sacket street Brooklyn Every lot put will be sold
Il. H. LUDLOW a CO. will sell Mt auction Thursday,
February h. 1872 at IL O'clock at the Exchange Saesroom
III Broadway by order Of the Executor of Frances Hem
Feth sreet-Nineteen Cores north side of Fiftieth
street. 80 feet west of Tenth avenue having together
age OF $40 feet.
Is Lots south side OF Fifteh street. commencing
at the southwestery corner Of Tenth
Forty ninth Stree-Sxteen Lots north side Of Forty
ninth street, SO feet west of Tenth avenue adjoining
lots the rear
Also 10 Cores south OF Forynnth street, 75 west
Tenth having frontage of 33 Forty mint
Foynnth Is severed curbed and Ruttered
Street, BrookynOne Lot north Sack
EFT street, 100 feet from Hoyt street, 20xl00.
Terms liberal. Maps and full particulars be had
once of the auctioneer, No. Pine street.
NJ, M HENDRICKS, Executor.
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On the night or the I'd inst. two alleged burglars
named James Wiley and Thomas Walsh, effected an
entrance to the premises No. 21e Front street. which
Is occupied by Theodore Lvington as a wholesale
liquor and cigar store, ana stole therefrOm ten
boxes of cigars, valued at S91 so. After escaping
cinct, discovered them going through Chatham
street with SIX OF the boxes. He arrested them and
yesterday Judge Hogan committed Wiley and nd.
mltted Walsh to ball.
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with It's predecessor as follows =

now hold &c. $50 in excess OF the legal reserve
decrease for the week OF $955, 225.
GOLD FIRM-109H A 1O97s.
The gold market was firm on reports that the
national banks which had subscribed to the new
loan with certificates of deposit would be required
to pay another percentage OF coin and take up an
equivalent OF certificates but the fluctuations
OF the day were confined within the limits Of 109x
ana 1O0X The course Of the market is shown In
tho table.-
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NCHOR LINE
"A sal every Wednesday and Saturday TO aaA
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
calling at Londonderry 70 land mails and passengers
booked and forwarded TO and from
stations In Great Britain, Ireland. Germany NORWAY.
Sweden Denmark and America safely. speedily,
formtably and cheapiy by other route line. -
THE NEW DEPARTURES
FROM GLASGOW, NEW YORK.
....ASSYRIA. ....... Wednesday. Feb. 2
Saturday. Jan %. ....EUROPA.. Saturday, Feb -
Saturday Jan. acknowledgements Saturday Feb. ~
Saturday Feb. lO... Saturday, Feb. ~
And An extra steamer of the line every Wednesday,
from pier 20 North River, New York. at noon.
Rates OF passage payable in currency
To Liverpool, Glasgow Derry
First cabin, 86b ana S75. according to location.
Cabin tickets good for twelve months. securing
best accommodations, 8l:0
intermediate, $33: steerage 82x
Certificates lowest rates. be bought by those
wishing to send for their frien1s
Drafts issued, payable presentation.
Apply ut the company's oicesst0
HENDERSON BROTHERS., No. 2 Bowling Green.
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(NUNARD LINE.
NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
between New Yor. and Liverpool sang a. GSTf Harbsr.
oalNx. wednesday,. Feb pARTHf2. Saturday, i Fob y
ABYSSINIA, W'sday, Feb II BATAVIA Saturday, Feb. ~
ALGERIA, W'sday, Feb. 80 SIBERIA Saturday March
CALABRIA, W'sday Mar. 81 HECLA, Saturday, March D
and every following Wednes and every following sau
RATES OF PASSAGE.
ton w. 49,
Tickets to Paris, Sl5, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
s'sserage. currency
parts of Europe at lowest rates.
Through Bills LadIng given for Belfast Glasgow Havs
Antwerp and other the Continent and for Modtor
ranean ports
Office, No. Bowling Green.
For steerage PASSAGE at Ill Broadway, Trinity Building
CHAS O. FRANCkLYN, Agent
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION. .>.
a e Is
EXHIBITION a..
RI. PAINTINGS :. I'LL
GREAT So
MODERN ss2
aallan o. AehepeseA.
Carl c ss' BOXER. Carl cS asS%s''
9 de Meter. Preyer
20 oo%:s c.n.. A0''''
sSaSs Professor Jourdan.
snp"H verboeckhoven,
SbS . TOu.mouche.
s0E Meyerheim, Madou,
. Jules Goupi, - Richter,
! w asso~s' ,. A%ssIs'
ROBBIE Rudolf Epp,
And than r GT hu sSPRa and foreign
LEAvfTr ART ROOMS. sl7 BROADWAY,
"a n. toe T. NJ and 2 to l0P.M
THE sALs
CLINTON HALL T AsToR PLACE
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
IA Office and saesro0m 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Post office.
Second hand Household Furniture,
Office Furniture. &c.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell Monday, Feb
at 0S O'Clock, at their salearoom, ~ Nassau street,
large OF Household Furniture consisting
part of walnut Paror Bedroom Suits painted Cottage
Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, B0sters Pillows Blankets,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Extension and Centre Tables,
walnut Dining Roo Chairs In hair cloth spanish Roc
Spring Mattesses kefrgerators Lounges, Easy Chairs
Lace Curtains and Cornces BOokstands Gas Stoves Arm
Chairs, &c.
large assortment OF OMoe Furniture sitting and standing
Desks Safes Revolving Chairs High Stools, Letter Presses
Stoves Pigeon Holes, Book Racks. &C.
q Rustic Suit three pieces Bar Counter and Partition
A RT.-AUCTION SALE OIL PAINTINGS AND PASTEL
n Piotures by American artists, Tuesday evening"
opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
JOHN R. LEvIsON, Auctioneer.
Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n BY ALLkN B. MINER BROTHERS.
late
HENRY Fl. LEEDS MINER
Established l847l
WEDNESDAY,, February 2,
at 1OH O'Clock, at our salesroonm,
90 Chambers and ~ Reade Streets
Genteel Household Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets DO
Details In time