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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton au good ordinary c se Ap 9tas il l s
bales. Sales 80. stock, d,553.
NEW ORLEANS, Aprill2, 1873
ena n er low Vr1 maaKnFs s' EeSd
mddhnps, "a lsc Net RECEIPTS l2ss bales; gross
ing, 2,lU0. stock, l4.49S
Cotton dull and nominal; mlddngs, Sac. Net re-
sepi - bales gaoss a Exports-coastwse' s2s
Cotton-No market; mddIings, i9c. Net receipts $50
bales Sales, 80. Stock, 4l,77o
CHARLESTON April H. 1873
Cotton quiet; mddlngs, lS4c Net receipts, 4o6 bales
WILMINGTON, April r. 1873
Spirits turpenne firm at oc. Rosn quiet at 81 90 for
hard S. 80 Tor yellow Dip 81 Tor virgin Tar quiet at
MmwAukEr, April Il, 1873.
and iGnl q"ss n"a fT uas
steady Ne "a &c Corn IN er dem man nd ADVANCED
n No. srsSS p bis d SS
bushels wheat
Flour and unchanged oswsGo AP PHI. u ls
for 30 isGrng, So = amber Winter $40 white
Gnns ssS qss aaa
sales % bushels s, Wss,srn at Sc ca s Oats bats
g = e tor 3, Sr per
mullins per tom Railroad % to fhis
SSepha Coz to sos tor Re 70 New York &c to Al
1000 do barley
fs75s; corn is oats Isl 800 barley zoo
1884; oats lsi7 100 barley ?S72o; 400 Flour quiet
50 Is; white, So 5oa $40 Wheat dull; sales Of Mil
waukee No: Spring at 81 55 No. Chicago Spring
Canada, ST IS q 81 9o; white Michigan, 81 50 a ST.
Corn rm sales 100 bushels in store. and 800 bushels
on track, at SIC oats dull; sales Of small lots Of
western mixed on track, at 3ghc.; held at
CSC n 4Oc. Barley quiet: sales of Canada, at 95c q
81; No. Western, eOc. CSC. two-rowed State,
sue a SIC. four-rowed do 95c. Rye nominal at s5c
Barley malt quiet: western, q 81 70: prime Western
81 ~ 81 Is; prime Canada 81 20 81 IS Barley malt
held at Csc. Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO, April IL, 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat unchanged No. 2
Spring at 81 ia, regular, the spot, 81 2ss May
81 237S Tor June Ne Spring 81 OLA regular, rejected
&c. Wiic, Corn in fair demand and firm; No. mixed
3ac aSi1sc. cash 34ssc for May Soc rejected
2Slsc. oats steady No. ut zs6c, regular; &c. a
2sssc. cash. Rye quiet and unchanged; No. at 6Ic
b3c, cash; No Sat 5Sc. 6Oc. Whiskey quiet and
changed at Sc. Mess pork In fair demand and higher
Sl6 % Lard steady; salabe at S. IS on the spot.
Bulk meats steady and unchanged. Bacon quiet and
unchanged sugar cured hams, lic, loose. Receipts
corn 1900 do. oats, 900 do rye and a00
do, barley. shipments-5,oD bbls. -four, HOO0
bushels wheat 500 do 1000 do oats, 2uOo do rye
and 100 do. barley.
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THE BROOKLYN WIFE MURDER CASE

Thomas Moran, the fellow who was arrested on
Saturday for beating his vile to death in the tene-
ment house, % North Portland avenue, Brooklyn,
was arraigned yesterday before Justice REILLY, who
committed him for examination. Last night, dur
ing wake neld by the relatives and friends OF the
deceased, Edward and James Fitzsmmons,
brothers of Mrs. Moran. got drunk and had ..set
too in the room where the corpse was laid out.
They threw each other down several times and the
police OF the Fourth precinct were called upon to
take charge Of the riotous brothers. Coroner
Whltehl has been notified to hold an inquest on
the body of the deceased.
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Delaware yellow, saoat; neminally CSC. for We ..
is. s .ses. S$sSs: r
for choice e fancy DO sc sse Tor At DC SeS
Iye were inactive. and held nc aoa Barley and
line q Tss ns,9ip to-day
onnass STAIR bu e' 3 also sass TN Sns a Py 81
sd to Liverp g. ,nes Of grain onon, By sail at
Sa 50 s'Sa ~
Sas to sS 5esn
to pc IN S The 1nitea KSsaom timber private
hid Sn nriyae terms; German bark from Pna
rhia to the German Baltic, 5000 bbs refined petro-
Hay AND arrivals have been fair since our
rns a spae We sSss Say
osas re 'as" an 8 Wheat snort rye '''
ing confined to obbing lots Of domestic Prices were
unchanged and as follows:
Cuba centrifugal and mixed....... lsc. 22c. %, ae.
Cuba muscovado, refining. .......... SIC a SIC.
Cuba, muscovado, grocery'...... a S6c. s9c'
English Islands. - Use. sue
Naval sIonrs.-For spirits iurpentne the marsst
was moderately active and closed decidedly higher We
@ he sSs
Tss do Ain 4;
Is Tar %as ed w yna nominal
Pnraclnus@rh market ior refined was quiet but nrm
hsa a ne 70, balance q month Crude II bulk Vas
POKE. and naphlha weak at lise i2c A IN, 1ne Cree
a .na 8 At Oh % = Il
was dun and entirely nominal; refined quoted at L'ac
ss; s beef ED - s ssss
is So Ss was stfs
and nominal YET hodsrs manifested Their former nm:
a%s S4 Nav sse at Se
q go s At s1 So also S SSs % OF s1ra 1@
a. @ Ass'1 ~ts % VS. f
st 81 '' sss 'nS55 DO s 'Gas
the Bss ass O%
extra INDIA mess at $40 90 Beef hams were dull and
We're iar Se%and steady, prices. Sales g.
% o e:d osed ao s @
And dry ~ Mid !. ds sssIsd q
,ass isI I se,s;
sales IS .eree s etesm ior
At o no. P r. SGs on
% days, at &C.; city was quiet at $40. $40 sales lo
ou h e Porto Reds ha a 0
gs sS0 SbS ss a% Vas
kinds ranged in price from e. Sc Tor scosado
and &C. 9G for Refined
we quote Cuba keining, Inferior 10 Common, &C.
snsee9y sGSf sr good G meme tS cSo e
S5sc s,4c centrifugal hhds and boxes &C. sac
HavanaBoxes Dutch standard, Nos to Q nc. SIC
do 10 TO IL SIC &c do Is u.s. 9c 9sc.; do, is to
liAc Porto RicoIaefinng common to prime, e sac
ard, nos to II, &c SIC. JavaDutch standard, Nos
10 10 IL Sac. yc Neutrality-suspicious. and SUPERIOR
7l4c. SC.
hi,E-rhe market today has been unusually quiet
for both foreign and domestic but change in prices
noticeable since last the sales loot up about 80
t' rces OF Carolina at TIC. sc, and &O bags of Ran
COON at Gzsc. a 7sc.
sTEARIsF was inactive, but firm; quoted at Sc. in
hhds. and 9i4c 9lsc. in tierces.
TALLow was steady and in good demand: sales rs
hhd OF prime at yc 80 bbs OF do at &C., $50 COO lbs Of
do at &c, and 10 bbls OF Western at sac.
WHlsKEY-Reccpts, 500 bbls and Tor the week ending
262l bb The market quiet but about steady; sales
Ale Mt
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In addition to the foregoing this report contains
the public debt statement Tor March, 1873; inter-
nal revenue collections Tor the five months
ended November 80, 1872; depreciation OF the con-
tinental currency as deduced rom General Wash
ington's account current; trade and industry OF
Newcastle.upon-Tyne; exports from Germany to
the United States trade OF Cuba prices current of
Para produce; shipments OF produce from George
town, Demerara; trade Of the Hawaiian Islands;
and removal OF the prohibition OF the expectation
OF saltpetre from Japan.
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The extreme fluctuations daily in the price OF

The last sales Saturday were at 11s3, the quota
tions closing at 11sss 11sI.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The week was unusually dull one in the
Southern state bonds, and prices remained about
steady, the only material changes being in the
Tennessees, which declined to 70 a 59lS and in the
new south Carolinas, which advanced to 20. The
following were the closing quotations for the
Southern lst;-Tennessee, ex-coupon, 70 79T;
40, new, 70 q 79h; Virginia, ex-coupon, 43 a AZ:
do, registered stock, Old SO 40; d. SKIES con-
solidated bonds, 53A a So; do. skies, deferred
scrip, l3H IA; Georgia skies, 70 is; do seyens.
50 30; North Carolina, ex-coupon, 80 a I'll do to
North Carolina Railroad, 81 a 60; do. funding 1850
10 a %; do, do, 1865, IL 10; do. new II n "a.
do, special tax Ia Is; Missouri skies 93i, %:
do, Hannibal ana St. Joseph, 30 a Of.
Louisiana skies, 45 a 90; do, new, 20 AZ; South
1917 20; do, do, April and October, 20 a so; Ark
ansas skies, funded, 80 AZ; Mobile and Ohio
Railroad sterling, 90 a %; do. interest Fights SO
90: Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage
sevens 81 90; do. second mortgage Fights, SIS a
81; New Orleans and Jackson FIRST mortgage, 90 a
95; do. second mortgage, 81 90; Memphis and
Charleston Railroad first mortgage, So 80; do.
second mortgage, rs a 80; Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 55 a 90 /;
Macon and Brunswick Railroad, guaran 'eed by
Georgia, go q 65; Memphis city Sizes 80 a 90; sa-
vannah city sevens, 81 So; New Orleans sevens,
b OF.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement q he associated banks Is
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mWnf.r1pryate cable advices were rather more IA.
NoaOle whch tended to strengthen the market here,
Prices were frmer but not quotably higher The sales
comprise about 5000 bushels, 81 GA Tor prime No
milwaukee, spring, In store; 81 SO for fair do anoat;
~ 20 tor No 49, anoat: 81 q Tor Iowa Spring, aaoat;
ter 81 " 81 70 Tor air white 81 10 So Is Tor choice
10 fancy do and 81 80 ~ 90 for rejected Spring
Corn was steady but only IN limited request The sales
To-day aud yesterday aggregate about Un ,usheIs al.
oe, O54c ior 9id Mes!ern mixed " store 12s, ,cr
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STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND EAvICATIo,

Monthly report No. Of the Bureau Of Statistics
will soon be ready for Distribution. 1t contains
the statistics OF our foreign trade for the month
ended November 80, 1872, and for the eleven
months ended the same, compared with the cOrre-
spending periods OF 1871. We are indebted to the
Chief OF the Bureau Tor the following synopsis
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A WEST SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, 500, 634
N. 636 Hudson street; 7i9 Greenwich street and 10
Abingdon square; principal Office, 69I Hudson street.
Wes.Tweih street, for furniture pianos, trunks and
other family propery all goods are placed in separate
rooms, these establishments the most responsible
extensive, reliable and accommodating in New York !;
trucks and wagons always ready for the removal
furniture and baggage either in the city country
the lowest storage and trucking rates In New York
X. rAGGART Proprietor and Manager.
CTpRAGE AND SAFE KEEPING FOR FURNITURE,
- Baggage Goods and Wares Of all descriptions,
closed always accessible goods
raised elevators these warehouses are the Oldest and
most extensive In America. ". q. uAEGER,
Eighth avenue from ThIrythird TO Thrtyourh streets
CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE PIANOS, BAGGAGE,
y &C. in separate rooms, private watchmen In build
inv al night This the and best ventilated build
ing the kind in the city. Trucks constantly on hand
ior removing good; a, arumhL LIS o soM
special attention paid 10 packing iurhtture tor shipment
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sTOHAG

"A. STORAGE for FURNITURE, PIANOS, MIRRORS,
PAINTINGS, &c: ALSO CARRIAGES, WAGONS, &c.
at the NEW FIRST CLASS WAREHOUSE, built expressly
STREET NEAR FOURTH AVENUE. TRUNKS, CASES
and other PACKAGES containing articles Oh EXTRA
VALU can be stored with SAFETY at low rates.
Persons can forward their goods from any part OF
EUROPE or AMERICA direct to this warehouse.
THE PUBLIC is invited TO examine the superior
comBodations light ventilation, safety &c which this
warehouse possesses over all others.
JOHN II. MoRRELL,
owner and Proprietor.
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A by HENRY zINN, AUcTIoNEER,

4 by HENRY ZINN, AUCTI0NEER,
~ sells this day all the elegant aud costly House hold
Furniture contained private mansion Ia West 10Th ST.
commencing at l0lz O'Clock, comprising every article
Tor genieel housekeepng-yiz, parlors con-
tain rosewood Pianoiorte, elegant Paror suits latest
styles Brussels Carpets, oil Paintings Lace Curtains
Rece ption Chairs and Tables Clocks Ornaments Eta.
Suits, single and double Hedsicais bureaus Wardrobe
Chairs Lounges curled Hair and Spring Beds Bedding
&C. also DINING Room, Basement and Kitchen Furn.
turc, Plate, cutlery, China, Glassware Buffet Extension
Table. &c.
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,,voron,s IN 40 far AIT shows gain Of million
and a quarter dollars IN the net reserve o. a a"s
banks, whose deficiency Is now reducSa " au,us
two m,ons when is pretty equally dis'rlS'Tu
between the National and state BANKS o'hcr~iso
the statement is an utter puzzle to the street, par
,,cularly IN the item OF deposits which shows de-
crease OF about three quarters OF million, wnen
the TACT is known that the receipts OF currency
from the interior during the week have been
at least five and probably nearly ten millions OF
dollars. A decrease of two millions in loans is only
q martial explanation OF the inconsistency. No one
can contemp plate the matter without wondering at
the mysterisss absence OF the money. II 1t has
passed into the clutches OF
THE 'LocKING.UP'' CONSTRUCTORS,
then their resources are beyond the most ey
travagant estimate Of Wan street. An In crease
OF half million in legal tenders indicates taat tn,
returning currency Is beginning to b. Of a kint
which will materially strengthen the banks Tn,
statement compares with its predecessor OF tn,
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UCTION AUCTION AUCTION.
"A THOMAS WILSON, Anctioneer win SELL this day,
at IL 80 sharp, at Je wery store 247 Broadway without
reserve, the entire stock OF Diamonds solid Gold and
Silver Watches, and all kinds OF solid Gold Jewery This
Is chance to obtain fine goods ana is worthy of
the attention OF the trade and private buyers
THOMAS WILSON, Auctioneer.
UCTION SALE OF APPLE AND PEAR TREES,
N Grapevnes, Currant, Gooscbery Raspberry and
Blackberry Bushes Arbor Vita and large assortment OF
Ornamental and tiowering Shrubs, Tuesday, April
10, at IL A. NJ, at 10 Dey street.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT Auctonecr.
A UCTIoN NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE
~ Large sale Of Household Furniture,
this Mondayl afternoon, commencing at Ia O'Clock, NJ
private residence West Twenty. third street. near
skin avenue, VIZ Panofore, Paror suits centre Ia
bes, Mirrors Carpets Paintings, Bronzes, Chamber
suits Bedseads Bureaus, Wardrobes hair ana sprlng
Mattresses, Dining Room Basement and Kitchen FiUhi-
ture. N. B-Goods must be removed ter sale
A sSIGNEEs sALE.-THE STORE, LEASE OF THE
n House and Fixtures the Liquor Store ~ First
avenue fn street Will ba sold al pub
lie auction on Tuesday, April IS, at u O'Clock NJ
hAyIp ~. KVLuLLR. Assignee,
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II
biites s2l5 4o2 500 $2l4, 6l3 600 Dec $7ss, 200
| 25 per cent. $3.50, 700 SO, 1858, 400 -
] Deficiency. 3,245S00 2,025, 300 Inc. 1920, 500
| STOCKS ON SATURDAY..
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SALES AT MOTION.


A DRIAN IL. MULLER, AUcToNEEP
- 50 desirable lots,
situate onne
Grand Bouleard,
l3ith stres
to be sold at action
by order of Alvin Higgins, Esq,
on TUESDAY, Arlia
at2 o'cloc,
At the Exchange slesroom,
Ill Broadwy.
ADRIAN H. MuLIERo,yP WILKINS CO..
These 10. lots are are on nigh sruna, coed soil
Maps at ONCE Of Auctioneer,No. Pine street.
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUcTINEER
Valuable Lots on SHERMAN AND NAEGLE AVE.
MuEs Elweod and 2lth streets bring part of the DYcK
ADRIAN H. MULLER p R. WILKINS CO..
win sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY, A,ril IS,
at O'clock, at the Exchange Sahsroom Ill Broadway
"a LOTs ON THE ABOVE MENTIONED AVENUES
AND STREETS
These lots are the line Of Improvements short dis
lance south OF the new parade ground, and can be
reached In Al minutes fourteen day, by the Ele
waited and Hudson River Railroad.
TERMS LIBERAL.
Maps at office of Auctloneer NOT Pine street.
A DRIAN II. MULLER, ACCOMMODATIONS
"A sale Of l2S Lots, Dwelling and Barn. Judge
Smiths Central Ayenae Hotel on Tuesday. April TO- a;
ut the auctoneers Office, No. Pine street.
A RI AUCTION
N Executors Sale.
ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer, 81 Fifth avenue,
will sell on
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL Is
ut the
lockwood Gallery, Sl5 Broadway,
the Water Color and Pencil Sketches &c, Of the late
j. +. KENSEIr,
including number OF important
Oil Paintings
of Mr.. LOUIS Lang.
Now on exhibtiO at S45 Broadway.
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Total earnings since Nov....$7, 2s6, 645 s7jS6 l56
increase lor week.. 49, 1873
increase Tor nve months TO date. 1881
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The Messrs. LEAvITT, Auctioneers.

UCTION NOTICE.-RICHARD WALTERS. AUG
"A toneer, sacsroom u East Broadway, will give hi.
personal attention to sales Household furniture at the
removed TO his spacious salesroom Tor convenience
for furniture &c years experienced prompt returns
terms moderate.
A UCTIoN SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE 100 WEST
N sd street, this day Monday morning., April IA
commencing at 0f o'clock, I'VE story brown stone resi-
namely Rich rosewood tour round cornered carved
legs and "a octave Planoore, made 10 order hest
cent Parlor suits covered in crimson saiin blue and
gold brocael, silk reps; fine Centre Tables Mirrors
Curtains rosewood Etaoeres Turkish Easy Chairs French
Clocks run 90 days. Moauet and veiyet and Brussels
Chandeliers Bookcase 7uO volumes choice Books, old
Engravings, &c.
and solid black walnut bedroom SUITS namely-Bed
steads, Bureaus, Wristbands, Mardrobes, Lomnodcs
eenSer sed Jm oa BSnSe ad Dining
Room-Rich black walnut Buffet cost $50 Extension
Tables chairs cut Glass China and silver Ware Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture which sale VIII commence
with. N B.Cas deposit, required from all purchasers
men in attendance to cart Pack and np goods
tioneer; office and store ii2 9th avenue.
A UCTIoN SALE AUCTION SALE.
~ TIL (Monday) MORNING, April IA, at II o'clock,
AZ private residence 1l3 West Eighth street Clinton
pace between Filth and sixth avenues 500 lots Of
vet Brussels Carpets Mirrors Curtains, beautiful latest
styles Paror suits Turkish chairs rosewood and walnut
Europe Parlors Fine on Paintings Works Art Bronies,
styles Paror suits Eageres Cabinets Tables Bookcases,
Turkish Chairs, Lounges. sideboard Extension Tables,
Bedsteads Bureaus, Wristbands, spring and hair Mat
resses Bedding Bolsers PILLOWS ingram and
packed and delivered purchasers city or country
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Inc following were the quotations when II
Board adjourned at three O'Clock p. M. =

IN PHIadeIphIa KeadIhg was strong at ZIG, and
Pennsylvania advanced to 1l41.
ERIE RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The following is the latest return OF estimated
weekly earnings OF the Erie Railway commence
ING November l. 1ST2.-
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Art
NOTICE.
PAINTINGS. WATER COLORS
Fngravngs and Etchngs sold by order the executor of
the estate oil the late Il. L. ores, New York: also by
order X. s. Baldwin, Trustee Baltimore; together
with few
choice Paintings
Just received from Europe, consisting Of examples by
Turner, Lavld Cox, Firth,
Guido Bach, Rankley, &C.. &C.
The whole Exhibition free, day and evening, at
Leavitt Art Looms, Sl7 Broadway,
and TO be sold by auction the evenings Of Thursday
Friday and Saturday, April IL IL and 49, at IA O'clock at
the
Clinton Hall Sale Rooms
The Messrs LEAvITT, Auctoneers
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AN ANALYSIS
of the above figures shows that the banks now
hold within $2o25, 800 Of the reserve required by
lava gain for the week OF $1,22o,50 The two
statement is compare in detail as ollows:-
April s. ApriI IL. Changes.
Specie $l5664, 400 $16 10, 800 Inc. $469 800
Legal tenders. a. $40 500 3d. 493 500 Inc. 553,30O
Tot reserve $50 604 800 $751; 100 Inc 81 023 200
Circulation. PITTS, 500 27,714, 400 Dec. 1,4OO
Deposits 1877 6S7, 900 1885, 500, 200 Dec. $500
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The total value of commodities remaining In
warehouse November go 1872, was $65, ,929, as
compared with $65,04s, 439, November 80, 1871.
connt has mnnrts nr the eayen ends1
November 80, 1872, are in excess OF the domestic
and foreign exports combined to the amount OF
S117, ,227 while for the eleven months ended No
vembe1 80, 1871 the imports exceeded the exports
by only S4S, 81 567.
The 70 lowing are the values OF our foreign trade
carried In cars and other land vehicles and In
American and foreign vessels respectively during
the eleven months ended November &c. 1872 and
ISL
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The amounts OF the foregoing, which consisted
OF merchandise and OF specie and bullion, respec-
lively, for the eleven months ended November 80,
1872 and 1871, were as Ollews-
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AUCTION.-T. w. LINDSEY AUCTIONEER.
N b. +. THEALL will sell this day at corner New
Church and Cedar steeta lot OF good Horses arrived
from the West good warranted given. Inquire tho
stable New Church and Cedar Streets New York;
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A nj AOC11oN'
WEDNESDAY, April 16 at ~ r. NJ,
so Union place. Seventeenth street Fourth
We nvile public attention to the exhibition of the
quse Works OF Art i'll marble pronounced the finest by
the art critics ever brought to this country belonging
Nine. DE H. HAZARD,
trusting to their merit to good attendance the
evening OF sale
Also Nine Hazards Jewelry Laces, Furs, Antiquities
Articles Vertu the Tueries and French Empress
to be sold without reserve.
The Furniture will be sold at2 p NJ
ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AuctiOneer,
81 Els
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FRIDAY APRIL IS,
at 1917 O'Clock, at our saesro omg,
95 Church and II Reade street,
handsome Household Furniture Pier and Mantel Mrrors
Carpets variety &C. &C. Details in future advertised
ments.
Also, at o'clock p M to pay charges and advancess
for whom il concern great patent Pant But
tons and go great gross patent hoe Buttons
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"A OF elegant and costly Household Furniture,
THIS DAY Monday, at 111s O'Clock,
at four story residence
2l0 West Tweny.first street. near seventh avenue
ROBERT G. CASHfN, Auctoneer.
Parors contain Administer Carpets French Plate Pier
Mirrors; latest style Paror Suits satin brocatel and
coteline; Lace Curtains, elegant assortment PARIS
Bronzes Clocks Centre and Console Tables inlad Cabi
net, Ltageres turkish Chairs, Oil Paintings, Orna.
ments &c Magnificent four round rosewood ~ octave
Panoorte; also one beautiful square octave Pianotore
Dining contains Brussels Carpet Extension Tables
Buffet Dining Chairs Glass China and silver Ware Gut
ery &c: Chambers-Brussels Carpet wood and wall
nut Bedseads, Bureaus, Wristbands lounges Easy
Chairs sn IN reps Curtains Mirrors, Mattresses, Bed
ding Painungs, ornaments, &c. Library Furnitures
viz Bookcase and Books, Library Tables Desk Chairs,
Carpets &c Also Kitchen Furniture, Ingram Carpets &c.
Noticc,-House open at 81 A. NJ Catalogues ready.
Take Seventh or Eighth avenue Twcntynrst 81
EB-Sale positive Those desiring TO purchase houses
hold furniture would do well to attic nd thls sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION

at l0h O'Clock, at private residence NJ = ~
lOs WEST FORTY THIRD STREET, BETWEEN BRoAUt
WAY AND SIXTH AVENUE, X.,,popu5
GENTEEI, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS1
CARPETS, &C. IN GOOD ORDER, c.r.ts
neary new black walnut paror Suits in reps and hai!
cloth fine walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus T p
lows Dining Room Furniture French China, Glass any
Silver plated Ware, Silyerplaed cutlery, &C.