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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK F. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton in Demand and Firm; Receipts
Mt the Ports 81 GIL Baics-FiOur, Wheat
and Corn Ffrm-Pork and Lard
Firmer-Groceries Quiet-Enst India
Goods Dull-Petrolcum Nominal-Na-
val stores Dull-Metals Quiet-WooI
Quiet-Whiskcy Dull and Lower.
FRIDAY, Jan. 80 p. M.
The trade movement was necessarily slow to-
day, the previously prevailing quietude being in
tensi6ed by the extreme difficulty of moving mer-
chandise about the city, rendering it useless for
buyers to make extensive purchases. In view Of
this fact dulness was the most conspicuous
feature to-day throughout the ramiicatlons OF
trade. The markets were almost univer.
sally firm, however, and, though business
was so light, buoyant feeling Obtained
almost everywhere evdencing healthy
state Of affairs throughout commercial circles
generally. On 'Change nour and wheat were
wanted to some extent for export, but holders
were so firm ir their views that the actual transac-
lions were extremely light. Corn was also very
firmly held, and, though the movement was slow,
better prices were obtained at the close, and the
market, though dull, closed firm Oats were de-
pressed and car lots were placed at lower figures.
whiskey experienced another let down. and there
were free sellers. Provisions were nrmer espe.
ciay pork, which sold at better prices. Freights
were necessarily quiet owing to the snow blockade,
but rates experienced no further let up excepting
for grain, where lower figures accepted. Cotton
was In demand and steady for spot lots while
futures" a shade better. Groceries renamed
quiet yet the market firm. No change took place in
the petroleum market prices being still entirely nom
nal Naval stores dull, but nominally the in
price Wool quiet, but firm Metals were quiet and
also firm.
ALHEs.-Thc market continued quiet and unchanged
Small sales pots made at IS 80 but pearls were
entirely nominal.
mand for brick since last prices were not notice
ably changed. Lime sold moderately in jobbing way
at steady prices quoted at 81 90 for Rockand common
and 81 rs for do lump Cement steady 81 per
Dbl for Rosendae. Laths quoted at 81 GO Eastern
spruce.
CANDLEs.-The market was quiet, excepting for ada.
mantine which were in rather better demand at full
prices. We quote -Spcrm Sic. 33c. patent do. 42c
lSc. parafne Soc Sic. stearic, Csc. q 29c. adaman
CoyFkE continued in good demand at advancing prices
Further sales were made OF 400 bags Rio, per Endy.
mion also, to arrive at Baltimore, 1900 bags Ro per
Maggie Hugs, and 5000 bags Rio, per Paramount at
quote ORDINARY cargocs, Ice. l6hc.; fair cargoes
l6ac lie good cargoes 71fc. l7c. prime cargoes
lS4c lS3c.; extreme range for lots, 16Iac. lysc.
gold per p 81 80 days. credit Java government
pore l5ac ifc. Ceylon i6c isc. Maracaibo Isle
lsc. Laguayra, l6sc. 1sc; Jamaica, l6lSc. q Ike;
st; Domingo, lac Costa Rica, l6c ls1sc. Mexican,
le,c i7sc; Angostqra l6'ac 7sc savanilla, l6ac.
CorroN-The market for spot cotton steady with
fair demand, mainly from exporters Future deliveries
steady at the Improvement The sales sum up as
folOws:-
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In quality not more than half grade above or below
the grade quoted.
Flour AND GRAfS-Receipts-Flour $40 bills wheat
A. 6s5 bushels; corn 1920 do oats 690O3 barley
the extreme prices for shipping grades cheek
Guiding all kinds prices within the range Of the an.
pended quotations Corn meal remained quiet but there
was no percc ptible change In prices. We quote =
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GOLD LOANS, ETC.

e GOLD LOANS, ETC.
In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
1872 for carrying to 1-o4 for borrowing. The ope-
rations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
bOws:-
Gold balances ..........,..... ........ LAO, 2l0
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,326, 7Sl
The sub-Treasury paid out $500, 900 on account OF
interest and $16,sO0 account OF redeemed FIVE
twenties.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were irm with q we-Inain-
taned inquiry for the leading issues. Union Pacific
nrsts advanced TO s711 in the forenoon but receded
20 81, and Boston, Hartford and Erie rsts rose to
IS. The following were the bids at the regular
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


DIssoLUTIoN.-rHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
man Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
'''' '' wan 'SA :" A dH4REEs cRoNKHIrE.
Srw YORK. JAM ls7s f nHaH 4 \ G H4R+M
a6dss Ss day
Hartwell for the tram sre or Braman n1o,n'
sale coal business at Ill of general whole
- 80. - JOHN A. -BRAMAN
INV Yonr jan 1879 hHHHK NJ = n hqn1SsGE
DIssoLUTyJN.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
~ fore listing between Mrs Catharine A. Arthur and
pred March tsp by the withdrawal Of Arthnr the
asrsned continuing the business to he K st e s5 No
Referring to the above notice Messrs Luckey craw
l H who % e to Old s an g and d s. Liberty
viii pay all obligations OF The same ron ah4 at
his in houses his rm Messrs John Bsren
c IL S John lhs
Of s%Sa % Gsm New YcR who S
ana NJ Guido Wolf are authorized arr BY
BosToN AND NEW YonK, Jan. l, 1878
RooN II TRINITY BUILDING, NEW YORK, 22e
~ Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa; II Doane street.
New Yon., Jan. 2, Ls7A
aoos a
1og business as wholesale coal dealers under the nrn
fsp a
Irwin are authorized settle all accounts Of the nrm
PHILIP W; YER PLANcK.
JAMES d. IRWIN.
The undersigned have this day Sw xSrs Soa
for ine P.rposs Of carving
JAMES b. IRWIN.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day =
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday, Jan. 3-lO:15 A. NJ.
. CO.. ll41z $4,000 US $40, C, '6s. =. 1885,
ST.. lf31a 1000 SIS, 1910, r.. 1925
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HERALD WEDNESDAY APRIL 80 ls7s-QUADRUfI.E SHEET


ANfpsr1TENTs.
OLYMPIC TuEATBA
Sv.s 80 Broadwsv.
~, p1YhInn vn,1: .................. .MAN.uER
v~o Tns PUBLIC PRESS
TIKI PUBLiO's CAfsEBR,
In CONSEQUENCE, announces that /, will o0nfinue
UNTlL FURTiIER NUfAUA
EVERY EVENING ATR
tbs fiffM EDITION
= = 'o' HUMprY buMPTy'
THOROUGHLY RECONSTRUCTED 81 Tlx AVf.iOR
New Burlcsauo Opening.
New Music,
New Tricks and Effects
AN ENTIRRLY REV rANrONlMs.
The following specially Artists will appear assisting
CARNIVAL or FUN
First appearance OF
Mile MORLACOUL
Nile MORhAUUIL
Mile. MORLAUJHL
her unrval.od
DyVERfISSEM aklS lERlSIOOnBAh
Oh MNAsrs EXTRAORDINARY
WILLIAM and HARRY JLk, oa
In ti,csr famous specialty. emf led hUSIOAL ROUK5
AMERIOJS,
the wonderful INFANT vIOLINIST
PROFESSOR NELSON and SONS.
Revival OF the great -
COMIC SKATING AOE
now Historical Tab.elu Of
WARRINGTON CROSSING fnE DELAWARE,
WEDNESDAY, and
O'CLOCK
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A UCTlON SALE-THIS DAY.
~ rianoiorfp parlpr Sufts II


n fianoiorte, Paror Suits, Bronzes, &c
at private residence, I'm West 80 street
near 9th avenue, THIS Wednesday MORNING
commencing at lUis o'clock.
Magnificent Drawing Room and Ia our Suits.
covered In richest sans and chatcatne RI rose
wood IA octave Pianoorc. handsome stool CoVcr nc
Etageres Turkish Chairs and Lounges Centre Side ana
Console Tables; fine oil Pa 1ting imported Broulrs
Curtains. Mirrors; 500 volumes oi choice hooks
Bookcase, &c rosewood ana black walnut Bedro"n,
suits Hair and spring Mattresses, Pillows Bolsters
Bedsteads bureaus Wardrobes &c also pninv ROM,
Bullet Chairs tx tension tables, solid silver and China
Dinner Set Basement, Kitchen aud servants Furniture
30 lots by catalogue, 10 highest bidders. ~ IL
Goods boxed and shipped ior purchasers.
LUKE FIflGEEALD Auctioneer.
AT AUCTIoN-THIs DAY AT 1880 THAT WELL
n known Liquor Store, southwest corner seven.
tcenh street and Ninth avenue, Glassware Bar. Ice
Box choice assortment OF Liquors, Od Ale &c Dealers
invited. LLOYD, ~ Broadway.
A uCrION SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
~. niture, on saturday May ,, NJ IL University place,
corner Of CLINTON place, all the FURNITURE, carpets,
WardrObcs Chandelers and Gas Fixtures stoves, &c IN
that very large house. Particulars IN time.
A UCTION sALE--By ORDER on ID. II. oLMsTEAD,
"A executor OF Noah =. Pike, ~ a. j. BLEECKER n
90, ut 4s5 Fourth avenue, Wednesday, sAth April
inst at 10 A, M all the Furniture In said house. st
lng OF Carpets Furniture, Paror suits Gas Fixtures aud
General Household Furniture, IN excellent order.
A RT PURCHASERS FREQUENTLY NEED THEIR
Works renovated, nc. which they can have done by
submitting them to II. Il, EARL GS5 Sixth avenue being
now fiji successor 10 o. w. Earl Sons. Picture Re
storers
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SALES Ar AuurIoE.

r II. JENKINS q Co.,.
Win sell this day. suc 81 ss % ocees at
.econd ee al! the nouschod Furnu' G con
pets, Bcddins, &C. &c also Inc rosewood rlAoiorle
L II. JENKINS 4 60. AgoIoNEERs
the sfo sSfSa%f gsrpe % &C.
contained therein
r MJsNKINs o.. AuorIoNeER WILL sIi l.:
s!sociock r NJ varied assortment Of iou ehold ruf-
TOILET ses, Chairs Lounges 40, dc.
JAMES GUSHING, AUcrioNEER. OFFICE NO .
Chambers srcci1By virtue Of chaci morg 2, o1
aud cigar 1os Gas sfpss e. far noy.a,c
Hss. Vii !. na,.
auction Thursday, May i 1873 ali Tho forsonal Prop
sty q nqs s% ss ss and
% G GrUcssry pa % a nna n a
Utensils dining Room Furniture aud siyerware; sao
MoETaGoaA.aqE dSI. =. DaggEs soS AGo
at 0 O'clock at "a stanton by virtue OF chatel
ss1ys as% s
pain and sr Cd d marble Top Centre and b,s
Ps a ns hT sn hu sa ras ss
Lounges, wardrobcs EDgravnss, Crockcry. glassware,
Kitchen n H.sn ps oS n Sg
MORTGAGES sAhEIBr VIRTUE or CaAi r
saloon. Ito Mulberry street, Grand street. thsWcd'
nesday y0th day Of April at O'Clock ~, at public
auction. q. BOLLET, ATTIC rney tor MortGagcc
MORTGAGE SALE.
Hl PATRICK DALEY, City Marshal and Auctoneer,
VIII soil this day. at 9H o'clock A. NJ, the Fix ures ana
Furniture the Lager Beer saloon Al Ludlow street.
PHILIP +. SMITH, Attorney for Mortgage
MORTGAGE SALE.-R FIELD, SHERIFF'S AND
Nl General Auctlonecr salcsrooIn III Bowery, Will
sell this day at ii O'clock at 2lo Fast Seventy Mn n
street. large lot of elegant Household Furniturc con
ssting OF Carpets Sofas Chairs Mirrors Bedroom suits
&c, &c. BY order JOHN w. THORP,
Attorney for MorLgagee
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1)Y f. COTTON, AUCTIONEER
ID Saesroom SO East Thirteenth street, Broadway.
Rich Household Furniture.
elegant French Plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
fine Oil Paintings and Engravings &c,
THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY) April 80 At IOls O'Clock.
mt the large private residence IL East Fourteenth street.
between Fifth avenue and University place.
The entire rich Parlor Bedroom and Dining Room
Furniture Aubusson velvet and Brussels Carpets, carved
black walnut rosewood and mahogany Bedroom suits,
best hair Mattresses Bedding six or eight French plate
ing Fixtures, fine Oil Paintings rosewood Extension
Tables, Sideboards Chairs, Lounges China Glass and
Kitchen Ware
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A ThHi s osodnsssy, morning Aprl, !, O'clock
msns.os ioa East twenty Nth street. ISween Fourth
na nxns,Sn f Hedn oarpo
, Sse sa r rii1' sn
Xnionet tyic; Drawins Room suits covered with SIN
Sarian. Us Clocks Tables SsSne
GER Hs and
style OF Louis KY Bedsteads, Bureaus. Mashstands
Sunss c"frii"s Ys
BssemsDt servants Furniture Rcspon sbis men in a.
tendance TO cart pack or ship goods ior purchasers in
city or coun ry.
An ELEGANT IMPORTED Two-wHsELED DOC
a o'f' F. Sa' Mt i GISsE y OF LIVERPOOL;
sns
dial lamps one Of the finest Darts imported and en-
%i At AZ Eas fa 1s Hsrlaso
ITO, liz and ia East Thirteenth street
AN IMPORTANT AND PEREMPToRY AUCTION
hand o hunting S
ladies elegant solid gold and coral scts. gents ne anne
portion q unrcdSemcd loans Of loan ONCE and sold
TO pay advances; also coniignments from munber OF
s oshrO soLs4 SSs
This sale i worthy attention Of Dealers SPECTATORS
and private buyers
by JOHN II. DRAPER 4 90, AuoTIoNEERs -THE
pany viii sell
$4,000 tons Scranton Coal
tpubic auction wednesday. April 30, At l2 oclock
noon, at &c Exchange place.
JAMES SLOAN, President
10y MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUG rIONEER-sELI.S,
ID III O'Clock, I3 East Houston street., Furniture Car
pets BEDDING, Bcdsicads. &c. OF boarding house, July
furnished. Dealers, call.
MAX BAYERsDORFER HACKRR Auctioneers
DY s. W. DAUCHY AUCTIONEER
ID DAUCHY a JOHNSON
sell this day at 44 Canal street. at o'clock large and
desirable assortment OF Household Furniture consisting
pets; oilcotlls, Rugs Mats, black walnut marble top
Bureaus marble top Centre Tables, Wardrobes. Parlor
snits, black walnut Chamber Suits Bedsteads Beds,
Bedding hair and other Mattresses, Mirrors of all kinds
lee Boxes Refrgcrators Hat stands Bookcases Sofas
Chairs, Rockers, Dining Room Furniture Paintings En-
cravings, Sewing Machines, Glass and Crockcry Ware,
Kitchen Utensils and great variety of other House.
keeping Goods all to be sold to pay storage charges &C.
BY order OF Henry II. Covert
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DYJ W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER
ID FIRST CLASS GROCERIES, TEAS AND WINES A


CAMPBELL CO. sell this day, commencing II
o'clock in lots premises III Eighth avenue, corner
Forty street entire large general and varied as
sorted stock OF first class GROCERIES, Teas Wines &c, con-
tanned in that old established prominent first class cor
ner grocery VIZ Chest assorted Green and Black Teas
assorted family soaps, Coiees Sugars, barrels of Flour
Moasses Sirup vnear canned and other Fruits sperm
Adamaniinc and Tallow Candles, kigsiord Gilberts
Starch Farina, Corn Starch, Broma, Cocoa Chocolate
Extracts, imported and American Pickles prepared
Spices Sauces Casups &C. usually found in first class
tea and grocery stores.
Also the fine Fixtures complete, viz Moulded and
paneled Counters, Shelving Bins, Cases Scales Weights
Measures. superior JapaHnea Coffee and Tea Cansters
Butter and Cheese Counter. Extra fine Refrigerator and
Awning.
win also sell fine Horse sound, gentle, well broken
and in fine condition Also splendid Grocers Wagon,
Harness, all in good order with which the sale will com
Groccrymcn buyers, dealers specially invited
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A UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION
"A THIS DAY, at private residence Of isaacs ESQ,
ia West 18th commencing at lOa o'clock comprising
article necessary Tor housekeeping VIZ Parlors
contain grand square rosewood Panotorte, cost SsU
elegant Parlo Suits latest styles and rich Brus
sells Carpets oil Paintings Bronzcs Lace Curtains,
Etageres Bookcase. &c. =
BEDROOMS CONTAIN ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT
suits single and double Bedseads Bureaus. Wardrobes
spring and hair Mattress, Lounges Clocks, Dressing
Cases Armoire.a Glace, Turkish and Easy chairs &C
asoDning koon Basement and Kitchen Furniture, Plate
cutlery, China, Glass Ware, Crockery, &C.
HENRY ZlNN, Auctionecr.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LIEN b. MINER, AUCHONEER
IA Salesrooms y5 Chambers and n Reade street
Laie Henry IL. Leeds n Miner
Established in 1871.
Horse Auction Mart ST. ag aud Ai 4th corner 18th st.
by ALlES Is. MINER bro.
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A UCTION NOTICE,
n AUGUST MARTINEs CO., Auctloneers.
$1,000 worth OF
Magnificent Household FURNITURE
Ptanofore, Bron2es Paintings Velvet Carpets Statuary
and many rare, costly Works OF Art,
public aution,
on THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,,
sale commencing l0is O'Clock,
at the elegant residence &c West 18th St,
between 9th and 9Th
Drawing Rooms-superb suits. covered silk bro.
cade OF the Richest description marquctcrie bois
Cabinets Tables, Encoigneures, Jardincres. elegant
canopy Etagcre Secretare Bookcase 500 vols choice
Books velvet medallion Carpets lace Curtains Mirrors
CorRccs Paintings by eminent artists Bronzes Statuary
Clocks Vases, magnificent rosewood Pianotorte cele.
bratod maker STOOL Cover. Chambcrs-Rosew God,
walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads Wardrobes suite style
Louis XIV Mattresses. Dining Room-EN tension Table
Buffet, Sverware, Cutlery China. Linen, Glassware
also Furniture servants apartments, basement kitchen
Furniture. N B-Parties wishing TO attend this sale
take 5th ay stages 9th ".
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FRIDAY MAY q

at los o'ciock II our IN csrooms.
% Cnaln.er, and II ReaJe streets,
jENTEEL notSLnOLD FURNITURE MIRRORS
CARPETS. &C. De ais N time.
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THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING,
At the Clinton Hall Sale Room.

The second and last evenings sale of the SHERWOOD
GALLERY.
The Messrs LEAyITT, Auctioneers
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A MEXICAN ARTISTS AUCTION
~ MAY Band g. at
Semcrvillc Gallery, 80 Filth avenue.
2D0Fine Paintings by our Best
Artists Exhibition tree.
ROBERT SOMERvILLE,
Auctioneer.
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IL A. MURPHY BROS. AUCTIONEERS, s33 BROAD.
". way will sell this day at 0ls o'clock the entire
stock and Fixtures the old established liquor store S
Division street. of Attorney stock consists OF IN
casks of stock ale brandcs wines cigars, &c posi-
lively IN lots Dealers invited; rare chance.
- CHAS. j. DARLING, Salesman.
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MUSEwEvT
r1N AyENtjh THEATRE. CURTAIN RI ,Bs AT ~ }
D Mr. AUGCAih DAILY. sole Lcssee and Manager

Ss4 Lessee s and S.n 90
,pVoRJBi
ny AYssi %ia ns. 'fss Rjf%s z
s:ssi 2Sass Nj: r assz sxF
; SssS s s{Ss
NJ ~. LAME LAME LEwIS NJ W ,5 DAyIpaE
N; S.Sf a1o ssiSsHH s T. Sszi fssHAS
WEDNESDAY, hay7-scneaio OF Mrs o. ii. diLsEnr.
81 .saqsc sH Sr
Rssy nd 0un5sa 9" exp Gss1a 81
q sSs 80 tss
Filth Avenue prior @ SUMNER reoass o. INC
NRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Mr. AUGUsTiN DALY........soic Lessee and Manager
Curtain rises at quarter to 8 O'Clock.
- In consequence OF tho EXTRAORDINARY DE-
soa D w p BE- daily n
Seats may always be secured one week in advance.
pniic, opened at the Fifth Avenue Theatre 7ss and
EvERy NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATiNRE
will he acted. FIRST time in this city, Mr. CHARLES
fssnnds9 sSosre .o ys ss Of
MONTE oHRIsr0
Rvery scene the Mechanical Effects, Properties and
O0StumoS-ali
EDMUND DANTES. Mr. CHAKLES FECHTER
Other character by MIR. Charles Wheaucgh Is. r.
Ringqod: D'0Isay Ogden. o. II. Rockwell. . Is stndey
Charles LcclercQ George Devcre, j. W. jennings Miss
Lizzie price, Mrs Chapman, Miss Josephine Henry Cora
SYNOPSIS
ACT L.
S0BNE The Catalan Village.
SoHNE 2-vicforts Cabinet
SOESH 3-ihe Reserve inn.
ACT q
Soera IAN Apartment at the Count de M0ncerf's
ScENs Z-ihe Cells of the Chateau an
SCRNE 3-1he Cemetery OF the Chateau d'If.
ACT
SOrNE-The Inn of the Pont du Gard.
ACf 4,
SonrB-Co Conservatory at the Count dc Moncerf's
ACT
SCBNE-The Forest OF vincennes Morning.
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HENRY b. HERTS. AUCTIoNEER.
sALEsRooMs l6 CoRTLANDT STREET.
RICH AND ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80, AT II O'CLOCK,
AT THE sALEsRooMs. Is CoRTLANDT STREET.
GREAT CLOSING SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF MR.. GEO. KOCH, VALUED AT $4,000.
This elegant stock all made up for first class city
retail trade and fully guaranteed will be sold posi-
lively without reserve account oil Mr.. Koch having
retired from business, offering fine opportunity TO par
tues in search OF really elegant Furniture the stock EN-.
braces rich solid rosewood and walnut Paror, Chamber
Library and Dining Room Suits in every variety nlaid
Cabinets. Etageres Music stands Parlor Tables Hall
stands, Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs Bookcases
and all other articles appcrtanng TO first class stock
Goods ON exhibition on Monday Sale positive, rain or
shine.
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DRoF. II. PERABEAU's CLASSICAL MATINEE AT
il Steinway Hall, Wednesday, April 80 at 3 o'clock.
Prof l.. Meyer plays Beethoven's kreuzcr Sonata; Mr.
Aud Webcr's Concerto for the caronette: Hummeps
Septe Militairc, and his Quintet in HAT minor VIII be
given by artists
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NEAHTED-A SECOND HAND GLASS PARTITION.
w about feet high and 30 feet long Apply at u VIII
liam street. Office Of Z. W. HURT Bk0TlER,
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II II. JENKINS 4 Co.,.
e.. Auct onccrS 95 Biecckcr street,
viii sell this neucng 10 O'Clock, AT 40 West
Twenty ccond roc, all tho Household Furniture CON
tanned therein, comp sing rar0r, Bedroom uts car
pets Bedding, &c, &c Lnc rosewood fIaboi0rle
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C HERMAN AUCTI0NEER.
-. Household Furniture, this day "wednesday, April
3d. nj 01 O'Clock, at 50 Rvington street the Furniture
OF four rooms viz OF Bedstcads Bedding, Washstand,
Chairs Tables oilcloth, Carpets, &c. sale positive.
TNHOS GAFFNEY, AUCTIoNEER-OFFIC NO 8
Centre street-will positively sell this day, in
lots at lOs O'Clock. the Lease, Stock and Fixtures
of the first class Liquor Store Of Cherry street, good
stock of LIQUORS, &c.
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THE sTAGE.-PRoFEssoE PHILIP LAWRENCE,
author of the Model Speaker Lawrence speaker"
"Comstock's Eocuon &c, will instruct ladies and gem
tlemen. Engagements guaranteed when proficient l6f
Fifth avenue.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-25
Crime.

street corner In New YORK, on Monday night.
that be died Of his injuries yesterday. There
were several assailants, but the actual murderer
is supposed 10 be a man named Larkins whose
Whereabouts are vet unknown.
gang Of desperAdocs on Saturday attempted
10 rob the store of a man named Reddey al Burl.
ington, twenty miles frOm 81 Louis Reddey
resisted, killed two Of the robbers named Joseph
Bore1s and Thomas Jefferson, and clubbed an
other 20 badly, that lie is not expected 10 re
cover
Three masked highEaymen attacked q stage
near Maysvilie, Cal, on Monday, and robbed il
Of the treasure box Of Wells, Fargo a Co, con.
tanning S2sOO. They did not molest the passen.
gers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-25

The New York World is apprehensive that
Grant is determined TO obtain a third term Of the
Presidential Office. To defeat his Vaccinations it
says; "The best Of all ways TO accomplish this
particular object is by laying the axe at the root
OF the tree and abolishing re-elgibiiy altogether
by an amendment 70 the Constitution extending
the Presidential term TO six years. and forbidding
the reelection of President in Office. The next
session Of Congress is the most favorable time we
are likely to have for carrying the needed reform
through Congress, and submitting il TO the States
for ratification can never succeed IN the first
term Of = President, because be would resist it
with his patrunags and influence. A President
in his second term has no motive to oppose II un-
less he is intriguing for third and such q selfish
innovation can never be met 90 successfully as
when the purpose is yet UnaYoWsd and shrinks
from the hazard Of exposure and public condem-
nation"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-25
Cholera and ITS Treatment.

We cannot too strongly urge the careful perusal
of the article detailing the successful treatment
OF Cholera in all its various stages, which We
publish in the Gd=ette to-day. We are indebted
for it to one of cur ablesi and most experienced
pbysicians, who has fOrcibly impressed upon his
memory his practice in three or four visitations
article should be read and preserved 10 every
family. 1t is by far the best, most reliable and
practical treatise on cholera aud its treaimep; we
have ever mel With.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-25

WiIliam n. Mgrtz was yesterday appoint
tTict.
The Junlsia sailed from New York yester.
day for Greenland