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DOMESTIC MARX ETS.

GALVESTON, March 81, 1874
Cotton nominal good ordinary, Hsc. middling. l65<c.
Net receipts 72s bales Exports coastwise, Stock 81 81
NEW ORLEANS March 81. 1874
goo S' od Sass iso,ns N
s sssiS 40 'a''s ~ last evening" ''o s'0'2'
AsSes a% as SOL bales
SAVANNAH. March 81, 1874
receipts, 7Si bales; gross ss. Sales So Stock: q as
Cotton hrm; middllns, lssc i6c. low midding;
,she good ordinary so. hc so Aac Net receipts 'ss
'~'e' saws ~ WiIsssros, n. c., March 81, 1874
s. 50 ior yellow dip. Tar quiet at s. O5.
Flour steady sale, Of 1000 S ssxrGs saSA 81 no ~
SPRING = % or amber wintsr 50 e for white winter
els els 10 . Mlwaasss club Corn aaiet sales Of
Gar Gar Sss the acs Barley aae Corn me s. for
bolted, q 80 for unboted per cwt Msed unchanged;
road treights-Four Boston, Soc. New York. ACC;
to Albany, Soc
Imports for the last forty eight ,hoars-Four, 800
do. barley, 1850 do Expors-Wheat $1,000 bushels
sss, a Mfss'a sgFnSs g. White
s, Sa Ss n,sI
s ssy q Is Shf "a
No Western held at Sic roo oats hrm sales Of 400
ssi.S y T. %sas,s
q 81. Other articles unchanged
TOLEDO March 81 1874
Flour steady. Wheat steady; sales NO white Michi-
Michigan, 81 IN, cash and April; 81 SO May, 81 5s1;
June No. red 81 81 No. red, 81 49, Corn dun and
lower sales high mixed at 66c cash and April 67kc.
and nominal. seeds-olover, IS q Receipts-6,ooo
ments-20Q bbls. flour, 1910 bushels wheat 4,700
corn, loo do oats.
CHICAGO. March 80 1874.
Flour steady. Wheat steady at 8 "a for No 49,,
strictly fresh, cash; 81 Joy, April; 81 ga May No
do, 81 III rejected, 81 05 Corn steady at 6esc 64c
siso May, s.he ;5sected Old sc ae,ac; new, SIC
for No. regular spot; May, ,aSSc rejected, 43c Rye
steady at soc; s2c. for No. 2 Barley quiet and un
higher at SIS 80 cash or April; 50 50 sls s. May
April: SO 30, May. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged.
Bacon steady Receipts-loo bbls -four 500 bushels
1000 DO. barley; snipmens-e,W bbs -four, 600
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And as follows |
CITY BANK SHARES.

The possibility Of a neao issue OF tnconyertiole
paper regard aotth dn,dzense,t and anrsety, and,
IN my j,ldgrnent such an issue ,could be detrt.
nae,at and Shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
MEMORANDA
The exports from this port for the week ending
date were &c. DAT 90s. against s5,4la O34 last week,
showing an increase OF $634,934.
The outstanding legal tenders are unchanged
1882, $1,000.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$4,000. Total for the week, $7,5o00oo.
A Montreal paper, anticipating the results of in
nation here, has prepared the following table,
which may prove instructive reading. 1t Illus
trates how imitation Is regarded outside of "these
United States'':-
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Biteaos Ayrcs. CALIFORNIA. Common Hide
Light. &c. bsc 26c. 26l1c. 251sc DC
Middle........ 2S1c. Sc &c. sc 261sc.a EXC.
Heavy. ......... 25c. 29c &c 27lac. 26c a27c
Good damaged 25,sc u 26c. 24c. z41sc. 2So 24c

--Crop.-olaughtcr-Light backs, SIC a NC middle
Sc heavy crop, s6c. SIC. lexas-Light crop, 4c
Soc; middle and over CROP s6c. S6taci bellies, Tic
MSaAssss market was dull, with transactions
9se 20 %s as Lots o.
New eropn b. centrifugal and mixed zoe asc do
DO d SoTS a rsn 5 Ss Eng
ish Islands, sJc. a SOC. New Orleans, 0bc 75c
he Sf A been sar o .a
footing up $1,000 lbs. OF lake at 2tAc 25c cash. Tin
ssSs tnsa q1 ssa e s' c sas
I sa Iii Sass sss
ea:.sr We quote ;.American-Ne $50 ts6; do No.
a15s' mi q 80 e
linton ~ sss raj. English $50 500 eod Amerl-
NAVAL srosss.-fhe market Tor spirits of turpentinc
was an ana prices were decidedly lover No trade WAS
store quoted a, Se a for merehanssbie orer
srs ss: s sS q e &c good s1saas
Tar and pi,ch were not dealt In save in jobbing
oils.There has been moderate business in linseed
sss from but sssy dssss ~ sls ss
y y for natural winter and - nor bleached Whale
southern Sc nc for natural winter ana 7oc sc for
pieacned Nenhaden quoted at &c 4c crude cotton
winter white and yso~ Lard ard
nfPsss ,s " the de rs se r Nc pack
ages cut meats LIS do lard, l,zO bills and tierces
ssa1 RE %A,ss. s and
sales Of go bbls N jobbing way st SIG % cash ~
SIS 10 SIC Is Bacon-fRe market was quiet afm;
sales ~ boxes Of city long clear at 9c and ~ boxes OF
a sG0.i Ssa ssesn. quoted
for city Beo-Trade has been slow today out prices
Of sii s. for s psin J mess Sbi sa SIS for
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Demand and Firmer-Flour
Quiet-Wheat About Steady-Corn
Quiet-Oats Lower-POrk Steady-L a rtl
Easy-Sugar Firm-Cofree Dull and
LOwer-PetrOleum In Demand and
Firm-Spirits Turpentine LOver-iSosi n
Steady-Metals DHll-East India Goods
Quiet-Wool Quiet-Whiskey Firm.
TUESDAY, March 31-6 p. M.
The trade movement was rather freer to-day
though there was not much general activity
Speculative transactions were not very numerous
owing chiefly to the uncertainty as to the future
OF gold. On 'Change business was moderate in
almost every department. Flour was quiet. Wheat
was quiet, and the advance OF yesterday was
freely sustained. Corn was quiet. Oats
were dull and lower. whiskey was
firm. Pork and lard were quiet and easy, but
without decided change. Preights we're decidedly
firm. Cotton was in better demand, both for
'.spot" and "futures,n and the market was nrmer
Sugar Arm under fair demand, while coffee was
dull ana lower Petroleum in fair request and the
market rned Arm. Spirits Of turpentne was dull and
nomnally lower, while rosn quiet but hrm. Met
ais, generally speaking, were dull, but values for most
descriptions show no appreciabe change. East India
goods remained quiet Wool purchased in small
lots at about previous figures.
Receipts Cor the past three days 81 packages
The demand has been moderate for oobng lots pots
but pearls were neglected ana nominal quoted at 6c
per ID. tor pots and qc. nominally tor pearls.
BUILDING MArKRIALs.-Brick-The demand during the
past three days has been moderate tor lots
ard values remained without appreciable change
We quote Pale, So rs s. IS anoat and 57a
So rs delivered; up-rivcr Havcrstraw Bay 81 Is
a IS rs afoat and ~ rs $40 rs delivered; Croton
S4 SIS aaoat and SIT SIS delivered iof brown and
SIS SIS and SIS SO for dark; SIG SIT and SO $50
for red Philadelphia afoat and delivered; S2s so a
$50 so for Philadelphia ahost and $ss 50
$S 40 delivered; Baltimore, $50 s6s aaoat
demand was eonaned to small lots. but
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GOVERNMENTS

were firm, without particular features, closing at
the following prices Limited States currency SKIES,
III l1714 do. do, 1884, registered lloss llsys;
do. do do, coupons l2l q l21H do fve-twentles,
1852 registered, 1l7k l1s; do. do, do coupons
1l7x 1ls; do. do. 1884. registered, ll9k 12o;
do do, do, coupons, 1874 100; do. do., 1865,
registered, 1l9A 100; do. do, do, coupon,
1901 1204; do. do, do, new, registered, llsA
1l9; do. do do, coupons, 1191s lleA; do.
do 1867, registered, 1l9A 1893 do. do, do cou-
pom, l2o1s 1904; do. do, 1868, registered. ll9h
a 40; do. do, do coupons, 1894 10; do. ten
forties, registered, ll4N ll51S do do, coupons,
115 1l5A; do. Gves 1881, registered, lis l1514
do. do, do, coupon, 1l5H ll5k.
FOREIGN ADvICEs
were received on Wall street to-day as follows:-
London, March 31-l1:45 A. M-Consols for money,
9lst ANY; do for account slX; ave-twenty bonds
OF 1865, 1924 109A; do. do of 1867 100 109A |;
tenforty bonds, 104; new fives, l04H lo45a Erie
shares, SO; New York Central shares, 90. Cons0ls
weak American securities barely steady To-
day is fortnghty settling day. $3.50 r. Moon
soils Tor money, ok 9lH do for account, Ok
9l%; Erie shares, 33h. General opinion on Stock
Exchange that bank rates VIII be advanced Thurs
day next The depression In the stock
market continues. Erie shares have been as low
as 321s this morning. Liverpool.-Cotton quiet,
export. London, p. M.-C0nsols for money, 91&
9l71; do. for account Ok 91T; fve-twenty
bonds OF 1865 (old), 1905 no. do. OF 1867, 100
1921; ten-iorty bonds, l04; new aves, lo4A; Erie
Railway shares, 1914 33h; New YORK Central
shares, 90 market dull. 1870 p. M.-Erie active
and higher; 3sA a a. p. M.-Consois frmer |;
OH for both money and account. $3.50 P. M
Erie firm and higher; 34A 341s. Rentes at
Paris firm; sol. 9oc. S:l5 p M.-Erie active; "a,
buyers 80 r. M.-Erie shares a. 100000 bull
lion gone into Bank of England on balance to-day.
Rentes at Paris easier; SOL. s5c. p. M.-Consols
for money, 9lX 81 1910; do for account 81 1915
90; fve-twenty bonds OF 1865 (old), 1921 1907
do. do. OF 1867 1895 a 1924 ten-lorty bonds, 104A
new fves, 1919 1919; Erie Railway shares, 349S
a 34H; New York Central shares, 9214. Consols
and American securities frmer. Amsterdam,
March SIP. M.-Central Pacific, first mortgage
bonds, 7sA; Union Pacific, first mortgage bonds,
72}s; Union Pacific stock, 32A Northwestern pre-
ferred, 63s; st. Paul preferred, 55A; Erie, a2A.
The following were the bids to-day for
RAILWAY MORTGAGES,
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T'te possibility Of 'ae,o issue OF taconrerti0e
paper regard NTH a,nazene,a and anxiety, and,
In my judgment, such an issue tcould De q detr.t
Heent aud q shame CHARLES SUMNER.
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CLOSING PRICES-3 O'CLOCK P. NJ.

The possibility or a nec issue or inconperttolu
paper regard actM an,azenaent and anxiety, and
i's my judgment, such issue scougd be a detrt-
mse,1 and u Shane.-CHARLEs SUMNER
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
How the Initiation Policy Of
Congress Works.
GOLD lls IA 70 lls SIS, CLOSING lls s-S.
Greenbacks SO Cents to SO Cents 80
Mills, Closing at IS Cents 90 Hills.
AN UNSETTLED STOCK MARKET.

The possibility or neao issue Of inconrertao'e
paper 1 regard ,cith amGzenaent and dn1tetn drd
d, my Judgment, such an issue acouId be detrf-
Osent and shdDae.-CHARLES SUMNER.
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Included the are $50 bales to arrive FOR tu.
ture delivery basis low mddng) the sales been IS
foliows,Last evening, after three oclockApriL LOO
81 l6 $3.50 July, 200 IKE, Total, 1900 bales 10.
day up to three ?. M-Aprit 1000 at IL 533c, 800 at
16 Sid 200 short notice. at 10 5sc 200 at l6 1926 400
a. ld!Ac 0O at IL bloc, notice this week., 200
IL 9a2c 800 at ike, 100 at l6 5l6c. notice this
week. 100 short notice. at IL 1870, 400 NJ 6lc 800 at
IL 32c 400 at 6c loo ut 16 7S2c 800 at l5ac, SO
10 732c 200 at 10 l6c 100 short notice. at Is 36c 100
at l61sc delivery on 2d): $40 at l6 5S2c May.
400 at IS 1890. 200 at l6sc., 800 at 10 1896,
$40 at l6 9l6c 100 at is 1929, 100 ut l6 9l6c..
800 is sl6c June loo at IL Size 100 at l7c GO1 at
10 32c, 200 at 7c 800 at IS2c 200 ut IL ll6c 100
l32c., 100 at II 3S2c LIDO at II Lice, 800 at IL 3-2c.
600 at ll6c 100 at II 3S2c 200 at II l32c 300 at l7c
I5As: Total, issoi bales; Grand total 800 bales.
nayre By steam Hie,' BY sail L. To hsmOqrg BY
sail Ae To Liverpool, sl6d I'd BY steam; sldd By
Orleans 500 MOBILE as sayannah, 7s; Charleston,
This day last year, 1880
FLOUR AMP GRAIN Reeeipts-flour 10 2Ss bbs wheat,
$500 bags; oats a. 900 bushels barley Ado The flour
for shipping grades at prces The sales since
kinds at prices within the range the sub oned quota
Corn meal was rm and sold to the extent of 700
bbls - for Jersey - So for Western and - ~ 50
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quiet al about 81 81 81 IS tor No. CHICAGO, Northwest
Ss ss
E St s plSs %sssr ' %Ssss
WAS held nominally as before Corn was dun and some
els At 1S aas SOC Ss for inferior soSa Tor
market was quiet but STEADY Tor mixed while white
rslsd euys Tine sass Ts1S asou
SIC. poor 70 choice Western white. Bsriey-parues
On e
,nSa
,% Il i; ;ss's s 80 . s.
90 ri rye iced
s the Line there was fair
rnsr For dhor tho inquiry ORC '
charter but rates were Essentially changed
sSisnss, "a, Sasss5s
; ;s i ssas sSs 81: isoS Vii i &
y ssshs ,.S E nsi, bill:
i HamDars y sa iieress o. Iara At os 70 Rot
IS 70 for
s
tween Havre and Hamburg. with $500 bbs Of refined
Other charters for petroleum were pending
HoPs.-fhe market remained quiet and demand con-
fined to small lots to meet the immediate requirements OF
brewers Prices are without change. and we quote as
folows:-American, new, good to choice, 5Uc. 35c
American, low to fair l5c 25c- yearings, BIC
ss SSs e. sss s snsss @ &c I n
a sD Sser Saaes 81 Of pay met with
fair demand, and the market was firm. We quote =:
Shipping hay, 81 81 05; retail qualities, 20 81 40;
clover Toe. SIC salt hay, roc Toe. StrawSOc SIC.
for long roc 75c for short do and 90c 81 for
but values without noticeable change. We quote
Manila 9sc SIC, gold Sisal SC. SIC gold; dressed
Americana 81 20 80 30 tor double 81 81 81 W for sin
gle and 81 Is 81 20 for undressed; Russia clear 81 70 u
80 gold Italian " 8 80 gold Jnte was inse
quoted at 2hc. a 2,sc., currency. .
HIDEs.-Under q continual demand the market ruled
firm and for some descriptions prices were ratheI
better, but make change in former range Of
selected per lb 25c 26o Monseyidco 20 y lbs &c
Buenos Ayre green salted cow l3c cash. gold Sierra
Leone, 3Oc. BE; GAMBIA and Bissau, 2ic
Ssc cash, currency orinoco, 24c A5c
Maracaibo, sailed. i5c. Maracabo dry, Ice 0c
Maranhalp, dry sailed and COW, l5o.; pernambuco
dry saed l5c Bahia, dry, l5c l9c do, dry sailed
lac. Matamoros and Mexican 23e. Matamoros, dry
sailed lS>ac. a lsc.; rampco 2ic. &c; Vera Cruz,
Rio nache, Ice; Bogota sc. 23Hc; Trnxilio 22ysc
&c; St Domingo and Portau Platt dry lac. zoo Gu
l4c California dry, 25c cash. gold Texas dry
II to 70 lbs DC city slaughter O1ac do COW, g4c,
currency Calcutta buffalo, i3c 3c do kips. slaugh
ter he, and do. DO, dead green l3hsc cash, gold
for hemlock sole was firm The receipts continue mod
crate. We Quote:-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MAEKEr-L0SDoS. March 3l-Even.
ing-Common rosin Is per cwt Linseed oil opened az
f,s and closed E2S 9s s29 per tun Spirits turpeh
tine 33s. Der
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The possibility or nea1 issue or tnconuertlote
paper regard ,ctu ansazeuent ana dn1iety ana
In ng judgment, such an issue ,oould be detr-
ntent ana q s1sGsne.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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values renal ned the We quote -Rosendae 81 70
per bbl Roman. 81 and Portland, 50 70 % ~
Lime was inquired Tor 10 fair extent anu remained
steady at 81 for state 81 90 tor finishing 81 10 tor Rock
land common, aud s. 10 for do. lump Laths, under
moderate demand. ruled steady at So 10 for Eastern
por ed, with prices ruling dy We quote New
hurl al &c. lc green brush ana stalk braid &c.
a loo, new red and red tipped at So. a SC.
CANDLEs-Apart lrom a moderate iobbing n ade the
market was quiet, but values remained the We
quote SPERM Csc patent do $50. Soc. searic, 2sc
&c parahine, 26c &C. adamantine, II "a and 10
l3c. lsc
CogpAGE-vaues remained without change. and the
demand light We append our former quotations, as
followsManila, large and small sizes l6ac Tlac. per
ID do bolt rope yarns ls1ac. l9ac; tarred Manila
l6ci ssal rope, i6tc i6lac.; New Zeaani cordage,
l5c. l6c Russia. lie.
coFrEE.-The general market quiet yet there was
fully lie. per ID We note sale OF S3l bags ex Alice
fainter private Messrs william scott Sons,
IN their circular OF this date report the stock OF kio in
the United States follows-New Orleans 1868 bags;
Hampton Roads 371o do Baltimore. 1857 do; New
York, loa05 do Total. lSo,55 bags We quote -
sl1c. good do. 2s4c. Rye prime do, &c SIC
extreme range for lots, 2Dc. 23Ac. gold per 10.
Gu and 20 DAYS credits Java government bags 6c 2sc
do, grass mats &c. 29c Ceyion, &c. 26c. Mara
CARLO, Ac &c Laguayra, 2lsc 25isc. Jamaica, 30
2oc; St Domingo Bic. re. Porto Rico 2%c 25ac
Costa RIGA, Axe 25c Mexican, ?4c Zoe Sayanilla
&c 2ac; Curacao 23c 25c, gold per lb 90 and ~
days.
COTTON on the spot was in good demand, but the ad
yanced views OF sellers restricted business
The appended quotations show an advance OF nc. per
Id for all grades at which improvement the mar6et
closed steady. Futures fairly active at ad-
vance of nc. which was afterwards partially lost. We
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WANTED-To BORROW FOR EIGHT MONTHS $4,000
w on Diamonds worth S. 90 under the hammer, at
reasonable rate Of interest ADDRESS r. s. L., Herald
office
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The possibility Of q sse,c issue OF t,aconDeytible
paper regard eoith dnaSeDaent and anxiety and
IN my judgment, such aa issue scouId be a detrL
saens and a shnnae.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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VVANTED-s20o, FIRST MORTGAGE. ON FARM
w so acres; large Buildings saw Mill. &C.; Pike
county, Pa. Apply at l65 East Broadway. c. FOSTER.
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HAVANA MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
TRADERS DEPOSIT COMPANY IS LIBERTY
n street; money TO loan on approved securities
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Second Boartl-I p. M.

1914 $1,000 US $50. C. &C.,. ll7zS
20s4 900 Us Cps. cur. So III
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BOartl-1Os3O A. M.

lc0shs Eric RR. b chs 3s,<
wv do,.,,....,,,S3 $50
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TIME SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
i 40 li2 and l45 Broadway, FRANCIS a. jerks,
President guarantees for the safekeeptng OF
81 900 Coupon Bond for 81; United States Registered
Bonds 60 cents per 81, 600
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DY JAMES N. MILLER
ID THURSDAY, April g.
nj le o'clock, at the 4. s. r., Ill Broadway.

No 5l3 East 10th street.-the councillors, extra well
nna S nd S % sq %
La. starn the north ds Of oh
has
sn oSao snf L IL ass S5d
and the latest and PC
traps daily and ~ this rom
grounds all in first order condition aud
ready for immediate occupancy Sale rcrcmpory, with.
Map. particulars and permits at the once OF the auc.
by LEIGH BROS 4 PHELPS. AUCTIoYEERs,
sale Of vne de rtan at auction-Trustees' that
S sna IT'S as pa ae sS e
rEa1 near =, Enoriolf vaBy virtue OF deed Of trust
q 81 a
hss.s ~ ws 1os ne pe ha e At q
ya wsdnssday, tie day April Is7s Al j ececs,
county known dc Pau Tract on when
as e e as DC % w vs
which win se sold seI araely For urher Information
mda sss
gyns s9a By deed Of on me
balance SIX and twelve months, with like security Tor
All 9pQRI $; GARNETr, Jr, Trustee.
svel sAss
THIS DAY al i0is o'clock a r., ''''"''' "''
s d Goods Mo S Of o1s
Catalogues now ready
A guarantee given with article.
Spectators and parties buying TO sell again specially
invited. ELuIN co, Jewellers
Gil Broadway
QY JOHN A. DUNN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THIS
ID day at l0Ia oc ock: No. 800 Third avenue large
assortment OF Household Furniture, removed for cor
yenlence OF sale-Chairs Bureaus Sofas Lounges Pier
Tables marble top fables HAIR Mattresses feather Beds
stoves Clocks ~ and inware DC Sale positive
RENJ. r. THEALL, ArCnoNEER
ID will sell at II tven A CO.'S Auction Rooms
~ East Thirteenth street, on
MONDAY April D, AT 10 O'Clock.
Large and attractive sale second hand Fur.
ntturc, Carpets &c marble Soda Fountain, two Pr
amos, &C.
HENRY b. HERrS AUCrfONEER
NO $50 BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET
Regular sales Of new and second hand Furniture &c
MI HERIs VIII as usual Tor the pas. rs ycars give his
special attention Ia sales Furniture residence OF
parties declining housekeeping. ami can gnaranee en-
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TxECUToRs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
At auction. ON Thursday. April L. At O'Clock noon ~
the Exchange sslesrooms NO Ill Brosdway the follow
running through to No 60 Church street forming an Il
Lot aud superior five story Store with basement and
subcear covering the entire lot No u Union square,
between Fourteenth ana Fifteenth streets Lot and good
four story brick Building with basement and cellar
For maps and particulars inquire at the Office OF the
ac ,ioneer No 70 Pine street. OF IRA y. MILLER, No.
lou Fulton street.
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HENRY B. HEKTs, AUCTIONEER
65s BROADWAY NEAR BOND STREET.
CLOSING SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.
THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF STOCK
OF Mr.. CONRAD BUTLER
ON ACCOUNT OF RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
OK MONDAY, APRIL 9. AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT HIS wARERooMs EXCELSIOR BUILDING.
PIG TO 2c6 WEST TwENTY.THIRD STREET
The rema lining stock which Is valued nj St0 O00
embraces rich rosewood and walnut Plrior Chamber,
Library and Dining Room Suits, elegant Cabinets
Eaels Pedcstals bookcases tscreores Lounges, Easy
Chairs &C.. act the quality which is 700 well know
70 need any comments oil Of which will he positively
closed out as above without offering
opportunity TO purchasers being unique stionaby the
auction In this city.
Nctce-Pnrchasers have their goods stored, If
sired, free OF charge until Nav
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY YOUNG NAN, Il
w years old In store once; make himself
has had long experiences as sale smsn in wholesale
ability Address h. l.. d., box ls4 Herald ONCE.
yNANTED-A FIRST CLASS COUNTER HAND FOR
w retail tea store. One thoroughly competent may
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-04

A BsoICTELY PAINLESS TEETH EXrRk@fED.
~ msal e,a aahy Combination sets extreme ignt
ana durable, knb5or srtS SO No. liG aiSth avenp
between Fourteenth ami Fifteenth stfcsts h.tab,snea
tN ebty hour yeaIa Ur J.. hkkbAkD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-04
HENRY B. HERTS AUCrtONEER
NO. go BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET
Regular sales Of new and secopJ na nd Furnituye Ne

Mt, HERIs WIZ as usual the pas. Is years. give his
spcca attention W safes ~ Furniture III residence OF
parties declining boascsccpng ami can gnaran.co en-.
tire satisfaction ~ reierene. to former patrons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-04

DICHARD WALTERS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAL'S
~ saieWill sell this day Saturday,, at ii o'clock at
No l5 Chambers street second floor the stock an: Fix.
company CONSISTING Of Vapop stoves TinWare Tools
Vices, Benches. Office Furniture &C. Sale positive.
JOuN I. STEWART, Marshal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09
SPECIAL ELECTION.

State Of Indiana, Dubois County, SIS
To rHE SHEniFs OF SAID CouNrY:
YOU are hereby commanded TO give
4 notice. and cause an election 10 be
held Al the Usual place OF holding cleo
tions in cambridge township, in said
county. on
TUESDAY, January 10Th, 1874,
for the purpose Of clecting Justice OF
the Peace within aud tor the Corpora
ton Of the Town OF Jasper, ia said
township, TO iii vacancy o,-~ssioned
by Henry Langc. Esq. refusing 10 qual-
iiy a. Justice Of the Peace: anl OF this
writ make legal service AMI due return.
Witness, BAzlL Il. TDMoNsIcN, cicrk
OF the Dubois Circuit tonrI, a Jasper,
This 27th day OF Decenber. 1878
EAZlL Il. EDMONSrON, Clerk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

Farmers have prepared much OF their
tobacco for The market during The past
two weeks. Five cents j. The highest
price yet offered.
a very interesting revival Of religion
has taken place at Union Church, six
miles from Boonvilic. The meeting
was held by the United Brethren.
a writer in the Boonviilc Republican
says, an Oh genuine hoedown took place
in the NJ T.. Parsonage, in Lynnylle.
Perhaps The writer did not know that
the Pastor did not live in the Parsonage
A very interesting revival Of religion
has taken place at Pleasant Hill, Tay-
lorsvillc Circuit, in NJ. +. Church. Sew
eral were converted and joined the
church.
The route OF tho railroad from Boon
vile to Huntingburg is not yet deter
mined.