The New York Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1866, Page 8

~ ‘perrsru AL INSURANCE. HOME INSU RANG CASH CAPIT. Securely invested. Charter perpetual. ‘The following schedule shows the premium recelpts and Josses during each year since its organization: — stress 18h 2 ysé) 46,190 63. ne 92,130 89 1883, 160,434 00 1864 278,483 04 1305. 451,292 96 Im addition to the ordinary or term system of insurance this Company issues policies npon the deposit of a certain lala sum of money, which coutinue in force, without further li payment, as long as such deposit =a with the Company. Should the insured desire to terminate the insurance at any time, ninety per cent of the deposit will be returned. mends itself to the owners of F li This system peculiarly cor dwellings and their contents, farm property and the best lami of store buildings; also to trustees of churches,"school- houses and other public buildings, aud holders of mortgages will find in the perpetual policies the best collaterals as se- ‘This plan Is not a new or untried one, but | enrity for loans. has been practiced both in this country and Europe for nearly one hundred years, and where it is understood is sought for, as being the most desirable insurance that can de obtained. Besides furnishing insurance at but little more than half the usual cost it has the additional advantage that the policy never expires, a8 18 80 frequently the case in term insurance, and the property burns in a few days afterwards, Perpetual yoticies are issued only on such risksas promise permanency of occupation, and are non-hazardous in thelr character. ‘The rates have been fixed with great care, and after a care- ful analysis of the experience of the best companies for many years, and aclose calculation of the cost of insuring be covered by perpetual in- sarance. Should the property be sold, the policy can be rred if desired, or the holder may receive back his deposit less ten per cent, upon # surrender of the policy to ‘the company. Should the company desire to cancel the policy at any time, the deposit will be returned without de- auction. To institute a comparison between term and perpetual in- surance, it is proper to compute the interest on the annual premium paid as well as the permanent deposit, for in either ease the insured is deprived of the use of the money pald or deposited, and receives the same consideration, namely, sgaarantee of indemnity against loss, The following illustrations, computed at both simple and eompound interest, at six per cent, will show the cost, as compared with term insurance, supposing the contract ter- minated and the deposit reclaimed at the end of the term named, to which a careful consideration ts invited:— FIRST ILLUSTRATION. ‘COST OF INSURING 4 BRICK ‘on stoxe DWELLING HOUSE, DE- | :| the class of property proposed | ‘wan: lz le| ‘TACHED 100 FEET, FOR TKN YRARS AT SIMPLE INTEREST, 10,600 at 1 per cent for five veut at premium : $100, 6 per cent mteres Prem’ “100, 6 per cont interest for’ Total premium.$200 Total interest...... Actual cost in ten years 10,000 at 2 per cenit deposit. per cent interest for ten years. Total deposit and interest. 90 per cent of deposit returns Actual cost in ten years. Actual saving in ten years by perpetual policy $100, or 51.7 ey cent. SECOND ILLUSTRATION. ost OF SAME RISK FOR TWENTY YEANS, AT SIMPLE INTEREST. 2st premium $109 6 percent ent interest for 20 years......$120 2a premium 15 years. ~ 3a premium — 108 r) 4th premium — 100 30 Total premium.$400 Total interest... $300 Actual cont in 20 years. Verpetual depostt as abo 6 per cent interest for 20 yeui Total deposit and interest... ‘90 per cent of deposit returned. Actual cont in 20 years. Actual saving in 20 years » by Ps perpetual policy, 7. $40 or 62.8 per con THIRD ILLUSTRATION. 00ST OF SAME FOR TEX YEARS AT COMPOUND INTEREST. Apount of 8 years remium...,.. rat premium $100 compound i Second prem. “i0veompound interest 6 years. Total premium. Actual cost for 10 years, Perpetual deposit Compound fteresi for teu years.. Total deposit and interest. * 90 per cent of deposit revurned, Actual cost for 10 years. Actual saving in ten years, s, by perpetual poliey, $1 per cent. FOURTH ILLUSTRATION. COT OF SAME YOR TWENTY YEARS AT COMPOUND INTERNST. 2st premiam $100 compound tate Interest, 30 years 34 premium 3a Premium 100 ao 30 years 4th premium 100 do years Tow! premium $400. cont in 20 years mount of perpetual dey Compound Interest for 20 year Total interest... Total deposit and interest... Ninety per cent of deposit retu Actual cost in 20 years, Actual suring in twenty years, fears, by perpetual polley, $411 88, or 47 per cent, FIFTH ILLUSTRATION. ost OF IXSULING 4 BRICK CHURCH, SCHOOL MOUSE OR COURT mouse, $10,000 ror TEN TRANS AT SIMPLE INTEREST. {910,000 at 34 per cent 1 year..... . 1st premium$%) 6 per cent interest for 10 years. 24 premium 80 do ‘34 premium 50 do 4b premium 9 40 Sth premium 50 do Gh premium do 7th premium 50 do Sth premium 50 do Mh premium 30 do ‘3th premium 90 do ‘Total pre'm $800. Total interest. Tetual cori io years... At 8 vee cont deposit, interest in teu years... Total It and interest, go per cent of deposit returned. Actual cost in ten years... Actual saving in dn pedi ty seegenat pohey, $315, or G3 per cent. SIXTH ILLUSTRATION, Gort oF SAue RISE FOR TwERTY Aanoal pre iyms for twenty years. Tent for twenty years. Actual cost in twenty years. Toul intereet in twenty Tee@ Total deport Mivety por ee Actual cost in twenty years... Actual eaving in twent 7 per cont. Larger or eres, Sometimes a few leading and aM@uent men ina religious society contribute the amouut required to make up the de- porit, and preset to the society a perpetual poliey on their house of wore! 'p. A careful examtnation of the above illustrations can hardly fail of securing © favorable view of this plan of insurance, taking into consideration the fact that a building once in- sured (s forever insured, unless, by epecial agreement, the policy is terminated. The company has over seven hundred agencies, in nearly all the important cities and towns in the United States, to whom applications may be made. D._R, BATTERLES, President, Branch ofiee ja Now York at 1i8 Broadway. 7. W. BATTRRLER, Menem, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1866.—WITH SUPPLEMENT: MISCELLANEOUS. AY Wage. OF THE BEST UALITY elvet and, Brussels of ni re, ata treuudous in price, at HIRAM at nd PaaS 5 Ap a Bawery. Alno Lowell Three ply and Whi eT ees Mattings at 30 and 40 cents po Yard.” Look for No, ® Bowery. A WoRpe oF TRUTH PLAINLY SPOKEN. The ENAMEL OF AMERICA is pronounced the cheap- est, beat, most effectual and most delightful beautifier of the complexion now before the public, To prove that it is no Sartuiess imitation, but the original enamel, and me only amel of any merit in exietance, we will reund to any pplving the, Ehamel of America to the wale falls totuke ft soft and smooth tn ten minutes, joney paid for It. a r bottle—six for $5. Sole agent for New ‘York aud Brooklyn. ULL'S SON, Fancy Soap Manufacturer, Park row, N.Y. —A. {METCALFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY is the most wor ‘brought bet the public. A gentleman of this ll + Thad lost ‘he vse of his limbs, and had used aruiches for over six months, has been completely cured by one bottle. Tell your afllicted friends to try it; it never fails. A PRIVATE EYE AND BAR INFIRMARY MAY BE A founa ia Clinton (place “(i nei Rim tty an bo variously affected tn, Si aad and with sae aro daly treated and sated oh tale it utution, a8 may be learned by referenen, thereto. Appl iad fast VISIT FREE OF CHARGE. TVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN THIS, AND other State: res sible. ev. re pode and no Tee’ wuless success{ul. Adi.reas Philo Justitia, 6,808 Post ollice. IVORCES OBTAINED Bh gh act be PUBLICITY AND actually without af tin vorce is obtained, Consultatage Tree. M: HOWES, Ktiorney and Counsellor, 78 Nassau street, on} BURNS, BRUISES, CORNS, BUNIONS, PILES ‘and Rheuaatiam no remedy is as safe and simple as DALLEY’S MAGICAL PAIN TRACTOR; 25cents a box. Sold by druggists, Depot 43 Liberty street. FIOUSEXEEPERS, LOOK HERB—YOU. CAN BUY best white Coffee, Sugar, &., at THOS. R. AGNEW'S, 260 and 262 Greenwich street, orncn of Murray siteet, at 1b, perlb. (Splendid new crop Teas at $1-per Ib, | Coffee’ 160. and everything else at greatly reduced prices. AIN, UNHAPPINESS. A MAJORITY OF CASES these proceed from derangements in the body's health. You cannot have pain or a senso of approaching evil but from the presence of those humors which BRANDRETH’S PILLS will most certainly remove, Budden death, long attacks of disease are thus prevented by Brandreth’s Pills. Let the wise reflect. Office Brandreth House. Sold by druggists. EFRIVERATORS—BASSFORD'R CELEBRATED NON parell, ost perfect Refrigerator ever manufac tured. Wate ra, Jee Pitchers, Silver Plated Ware, Ta. ble Cutlery, Cooking Utensils, ‘and ‘all other House Furalsh ing Goods, ht BASSFORD'S ‘great Central Bazaar, Coo) Tustitute, sign of the golden kettle, corner store, om, “QObAR I “SOLAR!” “SOLAR I” D Where is the man to be found that has tasted the Solar Fine Cut Tobacco, that can be induced to use any other ran Reader, if you chew the weed, try the ‘‘Bolar,” and here. after you will Inquire only for Solar, and will tike no other brand than Solar. Manufactured by ALEX’R ROSS 4 CO., at the City Tobacco Works, 206 & 208 Fulton street, For sale everywhere. a SALES AT AUCTION, UCTION 3 ROTICR, E, ROTH, TCTONEER L USEHOLD FURN ANMEXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, Horae KEEPERS AND THE TRADE E SALE OF MAGNIFICENT, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI LEGANT SEWOOD PARLOR FURNITUR] ting AND en, OIL PAINTINGS, * inent ai KS OF ANT AND BRONZES, ROSEWOOD. iy BLACK WALNUT BEDROOM oe MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFOR VELVET, BRUSSELS AND J TNORAIN CARPETS, publie auction, to ihe highest idder, forensheralt. OF the, thie (Wednentay) A ‘April 18, at'119 Clinton place, Bighth Rireet, between nd ‘sith avenues, sale com- preneing po Tee Ca ll preclanty 0 consisting nf, of Velvet, iru Carpeis, rich French Ching, Tea and int ead a iver mounted Casters, ce_ Pitcher, ed en he Sets, oimulter Dishes, ivory hand! Cake iuasket, rich iter ch ee paren Wintshesas Gc ‘Stand, ck walnut Ex. cut Preserves, 1d Dine watt ‘Wat Hatt. twelve Dining Paintings, Engravings, Parlor ‘Fuenitare, four lor Suita, covered with the richest ‘and maroon, crimson and gold, green ir French satin. brocatel, black waluut, 1A Fur- with French plate mirrors, oulk XIV, 1 large Pier Mirrors, Chandeliers, Turkish Easy Cuaire and Lounges, rich marble top Centre and Pier Tables, rich Lace Curtains,'s fine calle. Sion of Ol Fainting, Bros Bronze Clocks and Ornaments, French Ching and Corner and Book Stands, Lady's MAGNL ioe nowawooo -r BN OnORTE, STOOL an elegant tostrument, with’ round corners, beautifully carved leg and cage. with all the modern improvemen fron plate, French action, full 7; Chamber Fer ture Costly rosewood and mahogany Red. hamper arn ‘marble top. uccama, Washstands and Com- modes to match; over twenty pure Hair Mattrs forty to er and in excellent tion; ile at ws ‘atin Bedspread: Linen m geet fog in. Ma ‘ar Clocks ate Tables, Towel ef Rack oa onlotke ‘Stair ts ge, ma! gn cushioned Pas eee ee aud. Dining Ta an Assortment of Basement ‘eae Kitchen Utensils, de B.—Reliable men in ee ee pack and ship goods for purchasers, at reasonable UCTION NOTICE, co. Fro EOr SALE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, containing assortments of STAPLE. AND PANCY DRY GOODS, and including lines of, OMESTICS, CLOTH CLOAK: BOOTS AND SHOES, ROFT AND. at HATS, AND stock aor FRENCH LACES. MW RLAGK FRENCH LACE goons, qeanng of black Lace Shawls and Mantillas, Parasol cy bes, &c., adapted to the wants of the first class Catalogues and samples now ready. THURSDAY APRIL LARGE SPECIAL and ATTTACTIVE SALE FIVE HUNDRED CASES STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS, Attention of the trade is invited, 8 ready and goods arranged for exhibition early ‘WM. TOPPING & CO., Auctioneers, No, 182 nureh stree street UCTION NOTICE—CHARLES YOUNG, AUCTION- eer.—Large sale of elogant Household Furniture this da; (Wednesday), at 1036 o'clock, at the four story house No, Washington square, corner of Waverley place, consist io Farlor, Dising Room and Chamber Furniture, ‘elerant lor Suits, covered in the richest descriptions: Bru and rosewood ements, cost $660; Sir Patntage Micon havea eles in UTE AN, stead pure Hair Ear ‘Ware, Crockery, ennende neconsary. sekeeping,’ Competent men in at- tendance to enrt, peek sand shiv goods pure at this sale, CTION NOTICE R T. HAs A Ea iahee, AUCTIONEER, irs APRIL 1h ia” at 1044 o'clock, po oe Manstield WEST RST STREET, 6 teh panor Ratt tat Fur NITE ‘om| ‘arlor Bu! irror, Brussele Cs 5 som and sping Room and. Kitchen Furniture, feds vad Bedding. Crockery. Glassware, ‘tc, ALSO A CHICKERING 7° OCTAVE, PIANOFORTE, Fihly jnlald, allan Fable, of exquisite workinanahip. Catalogues at our ofllee on Monday, I UGTION SALES OP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE — Gini aturntion tg akon of Wonsebold Pugpiters s¢ ceiaoneee | Seeve of families on favorable torms. ‘e A. JOURNKAY, Auctioneer, office, No 6 Pine street. DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. A ittio of valuable Property ae ees che lock. at 12h strecta, the whole stock of Crocke consequence of owner retiring from See ee <] glock, Rosewood Parlor Pte black a La Late Ludlow puatea ry OUSENOL ‘D FUR) ROSE W' oF te ANOFORTES, Ca 7 CUR auction oo re ribs jarge double house f LR. STATEN 181, LE. STATEN ISLAND, fn aaid house, con: in id walnut Parlor Sultm, maton achsuands, Sofas, Tables, Chairs wood Pianoforie, seven octave, Webber maker; bair an Velvet and. Brussels Ce Onlelothe, Chins. 4 Ware, wh Heben Furn) Spmmence,, Alun a tery nn Mi Mich Cow Cater seiiviar, morning of sale, and os Ube ue SLE seen a ONBER LATE SALES. OLD FURMaRE, THEALL, AUCTIONEER! SALESUAN WITH EH LUDLOW & CO, OAN® CAB FURNITURE AT AUCTION, A pity baie o'clock, a 543 Broadway, near Prince streck Tile wareroom of MR. J. DESSOIR. ‘The entire stock of first class and fashionable Parlor, Library and Bedroom Furniture. Also quantity segondhand Furniture, cama by A. Rous, tuntiy Tor those in tof fine Furniture to pf ie ENJ. F. FERAL, AUCTION: galesman with E. Te LUBLOW 4co. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD RURNITU: O8E WOOD (adie mulen, on sels Cary en Utensil errs aioe, 8 Liberty street. ENJ. F. THEALL, AUCTIOURE KNDSOME HOU Hatt, HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURW! THEALL & CURTIS will 20" I at orclocke, ey cog Fg, Apr and Lee avenues, Wi ihiamsburg” EY'De all the Purnioare, &c., contained in said house, v! Tose’ Parlor Suita, in satin; rosewood and walnut French Bureans, Washstand itands, Tables, Sofas, Lounges, do.: hair Mattresses, feather and and Brus- seln Carpet, Kitchen Utensils, £e. of the auctioneer, 28 Liberty street. ENJAMIN P. FAIRCHILD, Bev Antoine pees oe SURNITU Woo BENJAMIN RY ma sell ore auction, ‘Thursday, April 19, at 10. M.. la Went bate * pre “ihe black walaat i Parton 6 ior Butta, ee ritnsony Brocstel isd areca ea, Lace Surtaina, 7 ai ot ane ‘Hair iP Matireann Pallaatas Fon | er Beds, Pillows, Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Refrigerator, Kitehen: Utensils, with which’ the ‘sale wil BPwarn. SCHENCK, AUCTIONE! By ED gL Ma eRe ati0 by . Arsene t 46 West Thirty-fift th tree tall the furare con in aaid‘houso, vi!=-Brassols ‘Carpet wood. Parlor Suits, in Brocatel Tables, marble tops: rosewood and tal edroom ciate aiture! ‘enamelled Bedroom Sulla, Curie Bale Mette Maitremer, Bolatera and Pillows. Bureaus, len, Ward robe! a Hall Stand, “Ollloth ‘Also . ih j a, ry Tosewood Pianoforte, by Hallett & Davis, of Bosion '"* XERRY ee og On Tuesday, x be See arpa to'the ar wih tae Tsdequate's e Lease o! ‘erry now fove omyiit i from the foot of cortinnde st ats iNew Fork, 10 Je y Cig, N.J., fora term often years from the Int day of June, 1884, The of the Ferry now established from the foot of Forty-second street, New York. to Weehawken, N. J., for a term of ten years, from the Int, day of November, ‘The Lease of the Ferry to be established from’ the basin ats the foot of treet, North river, to int on thi Neve era ore ha ma be found practicable, for a term from the Ist day of une! prliioge and advantages thereof belonging tothe ‘Corpor! ileges and adv: reof belon, of the city of New . aves ATTHEW 7; BRENNAN, Comptroller. Depanrwtent ov FiNANCh, April 10,150 COLTON, AUCTIONFER.—GENTEBL HOUSEHOLD niturd, Carpets, Mirrors, Parlor, Bedroom ment Goods, fey de, This day (Wednesday), Apr clock ut Now 34 Bench slseet, St Jonas. 'P tire Furnitiire of the house, embracing, in Fase Carpets of ail Minds, Velvet, Brusgela, Three-ply, dad Ir ju e Sui ier Mirrors, Tables. Dressing Bureaus, Centre and ‘Gurdabies, eda Mattresses, Basement and Kitehen Furniture, &e. F COLTON. AUCTIONEER.—GENTEEL FURNITORE, . Carpet aeleroes, Parlor Suits, Hair Mattresses. uursday), ApFit 19, at 103% o'clock, at No. 0 Eat Thirty. Sivet strech nese thir avenues t the entire Furnt- ture of the house. More full particulars to-morrow. GE tin COOK, AUCTIONEER.—PERSONAL ATTEN- tion given to’ the sale of household furniture at the mces of owners, or at the 8 sulesroom No. 91 Eipenty street, Appraisements ‘ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, HOUSEHOLD etn on a 1D PIANO, HENRY H. uaeps & pgm Bob will = auction on Wednesday, April it 1034 0’ ates Madison square, Twenty rath ttront enkner of Fiith w ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consliting of “Armiastor, Valvet ‘Brursela Ci Served risewood Bult, covered in. gresn ured satin ‘tam ask; el Indow Curtains; Taco do. ; te Mantel Mirrors; Bronze Figures, clogant Japanese and ‘Chinese Ware: carved Tose: Food seven-cclare Pinno, mage by Grovesteen & Co. York: rosewood Kofa, Table, Bub! inlaid: marble to Bookcase; si Guaies, covered ar fn graen aren do, ‘ximson. figured Srecatals dpervtted toa Kido Tables: git, frame’ French Fier "Mirrors; papi marche pearl Uap rosewood Armot S.Glnoe, with We Washatand A Siteghed; Wealtalion Teeswood mar top! Cot imitation oak do... Mattresses, Bitaw Paitiasen, Feather Bolators and tilowa: carved back walnut Extension Dining Table; carved black walnut Dining Suit, covered in morocoo: mahogany , FORAW TIN other Parniture, together with’ Chiba, ‘Crockery, Glass ENRY H, LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, HENRY H. me BEDS. & MINER wil nell by auction on 'EDNESDAY, April 18, Atlo hate GA the ele, mie bisg ide ts ‘io Pays Fourteenth street next to the are. PERB ir OF MOUSEHO! Drees ITURE, the property of afm eae for Europe. The Furniture is BF the wroet ley 1p, made by Dessoir & Balter, consisting of; PARLORS—Richly carved Suites, covered with silver and mn satin, figured: figured pink od We peracid carved Centre Table, rosewood top, su] fig- ures, wreaths, &., j wes robably the most "Gapeet in this coan- try: Console Table to mateh, royal Axminater Carpet, rich brocade, satin and lace Curtains etn, Sertiy, Vanes, and Ormaments, Clocks, and) carved Pier, Mantel and Centre Mirrors; rich raised flower den Vases. from royal factory; Etagere, gilt Chatrss Buhl Ci Sabine, harge size: Off Pa Paintings, &e. ‘tc ‘a NG ROOM Carved rosewood Buffet, Side Table a match; rosewood Suit, Extension Table. Chandel Axminster carpets Be Sratield, Plated. ¥ i Glass the Ware, Table Cu ae cretary, Libra- ry Table, carved oak Clock, and “large si LINHARY— itnctrood Bookease representing Nunting:' oa oak Corniosn, ch Curtains, Library Por, niture, BOUDOIR—Furnished in green reps, with fringe: Cloc Mantel Ornamenta. rich Curtuns, er Peete BEDROOMS. Furnished in rosencod, Prench mahogany, black walnut, &e.; Including Wardrobes, Mattresses and oth er rich furniture. For further particulars see catalogues. This will be found one of the most elegant enles of the season. The furniture willbe on exhibition on Tuesday, the day ‘before the sale, with tickets of admission from the auctioneers, 98 Liberty at — a few doors west of Broadway. ENRY H. LEED AUCTIONEER, Saleerooms } No, 93 Liberiy atreet. ATENT MATTRESS! Will sell at est Th rey, Ap is ae clock, sell at auction, on Thu ), at 1036 arelock, at theit aalexroom, No, #8 Laverty sireot 9 NT MATTRESSES. being the EN- TIRE STOCK of the UNION PATENT MATIREGS ¢ ibe COM: PANY, to close n concern. comprising about 800 Of various sizes and qualities, vi No. S— 4 Patent Feather Iba. No. 4— 1 Toa. 3 & Tos. No. 2-117 do Tha, F do Tos. do Ibs. do Tha, do do The. lattresses are extoemed be fee: superior to any hair or other mattress ever used, being com) nts and stitehed in, rendering them more elas. com| tie and durable, and not subject to become ve matted, as ne case with hair and other more pee ae be seen the day before sale. Sale ‘not en Ry order of the Trumecs of the Onion Patent Mattress Company. INRY H. LEEDS & MINE! AUCTIONE TAN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AT XEWBURG. be sold by auction, at the 0: Hotel, Newburg. on Thredayy (APriLI®, a1 o'clock P. The’ decirabie othe Sanke of the Hudsons two miles ing. The house contains 13 rooms with provements; hot and cold water, furnace, &c. Tho ouubatidngy are ver are very ban ‘and commodious, consisting feet oaee ka be horses, coasbman's house, be a. a AUCTIONEER. ANRY H. mie ae be ttn at 103 o'clock, at HOUSRHOLD jrussele moe p= oS ; bronse, eae ‘oe. Po top Bree together with Crockery and ‘Glansware, Kitchen Furniture, he Ui pane wa ts wee ireday 7) tC sees at Seren pate spree aires aa ee Kitchen HEE with which the sale Bren a. ‘ef BEDS, AUCTIONEER. UBRHOLD Prenat miei ABLE, ROSE. AY LAE wean, aan PHURS ey cae wd be Ab 103 o'clook, at the private (01 Wen Twenty. —1f PR dy wl URNITU! fend Ingrai black eae Spee TNT TMS at Onin, awe | TS SALES AT AUCTION. ~ SALES AT AUCTION. , -- HEE pe at AUCTIONEER. S. mpavan ues Renee, APRIL SeewrowANEniCas raTist Fost oce, | Sober ee ay A ae bit ihe sale of 9 coll of works eats hare ts to them: a ‘Durand, N. A. tington, PN. A., Grane VP. Ne A searifer sold in eae At Lasgo td W, Casiloar, niiture; also one fine seven sold bare new, and a large lot of Wines F. UP, City Marshal. Se EATHER BELTING & ROE PUMPS. ron ea WALTERS, AueManeen it ead oe Wednes- "i. Park, day, Ace 1B, Mito clock, ab ho. Bf Gant broadway, Winslow Hoamer, N. ‘A. .G. Brown, Hy of Force Pumps, assorted sizes; also ® large quanthy of THU CHsBaAy FvRNING, ITH OF APRIL, wa, lorie Teather and rubber Belting’ all ng Py aT THE eis ae "GALLERY, Anvrew L, Braxe, Teputy. . 4 “SPRING” —A Bust in parsley by the Ameriean sculptor, Seen Ue os 5, By q "| caatee wit Mee Ps Avery tot Brosdwayr Ter | RICHARD, WALT Like Soa a "Ea atti pc atalares can be henge” the auctioneers or of Mr. 8, Sean ot clothe © the, Casa Posie Lining, Teta ngt, ‘ AN KELLY, Shen, Mr, J... Ehninger ares WKN" ENGLISH HARVEST Lately on exhibition at Goupil’s, _Taowas H, Fenris, Deputy. GuERIVY's sane, S RICHARD Wal WALT! STORE{FIXTURES, &c. Auctioneer, willisell, on Thursday, Broadway, e 11 o'clock, a quantity of Groceries, Bop, Starch, ger st tured, John ©, Lyst, ‘Bepay JOHN KELLY, Sheriff. gen REILLY, PE ConenE—-OrricR 375 NINTH avenue, sells on Thu tes at 10) ale. 8 < No, des Tenth avenue, near Thirty-thira street, and ey oad ddan ea an ne shsiog Family of Green an starchy ‘cote, se, Spices, Sugara, We nad, Witton wy Ware, Weights, ans and @ pi’ lot of Se cotton ‘numerous to mention. Sale positive, in lots, &c. ENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 97 N. a0 & sing OPPOSITE THE SALE On BLROANT WOUSEHOLD Baa ad RE- FOR CONVENIENCE MINER & SOMERVILLE will sell at sue ‘Wednes- doy, April 18, at 103g o'clock. at their salesroom, 87 Nassau street, an it assortment of HOI OUBBHOLD FC FURNITURE, soonmmant and @ black walnut Parlor Suite, in black v walnut and mahogany Boo Vivek Brassil’ and To ngrain Carpets; an Flag. UxI7; Extension Tables, Dining Chair. Tolan toten, Cartel Halr and Moss Mat Feat oak and Comment WITTERS, AICHONNS Soo oee THIS ner, asses, . Bofen, Lounges, Miss black Walnut Buffets, Centre "Table at 2o'clock, at 454 Canal atrest, a large assortment of ré, together with Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Glass- Household Yara ere de, from families an pemor ware, ing, comprising Parlor Suits, large Pler and Mantel Mirrors, Also at 12 o¥elock, face Curtains, Contre, Dining and Tea Tables, rich Velvet Avery fine French Camel's Hair Shawl. ree-ply an carpets, ‘iiclowts, Chamber yi Balen ia’ ieee ‘walnut, rowewo aR a and gnamelled; Asplendia Fire Proot Parlor 8 r Safe. best hair Mattresses, Feather Heds, 7 t Linen, China, Glass and Silver Ware; Stove: SATURDAY, April 21 of former purchasers, arate Oltelonhs, left at nale-at S48 teh Gounting House Safe, distralned for United States ine | Broadway. mai 1, Vale Tapect ae al ply and other nal reven 1 for housekeeping. Also one spring ninx, pe hb ‘Grovery and Store Fist DS hg D. eee lip a ente areal, oppose the Post office. ‘M. HOKRE wAND CARRIAGES AT MINER & SOMERVILLE wil veil, i auction th this As day (Wednesday), at 12 o'clock, in front of their sales: WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DA’ at the corner of weaty- 4 “ns Boras Broadway. the entire Stock and Fixtures ind Rei Hardware Store, comprising Soiners? Tools ra? Stock; also Furnishing Goc ‘doodd quantity of Sa and silver Pair of elegant bay M Horses, 6 and 7 years old, war- jlore Fixtures. nearly new. ranted sound and Kind; Park Pheton, order; vo He ‘ap Wago we lon: ene 5 of the above Por og mz ase peremptory sule. Store to let. with lankets, &e., dc. ‘M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER—SELLS ON FRIDAY, at 1034 o'clock, at corner of Seventh avenue and Forty- ‘eighth street, all the rich Parlor, Chamber. Dining ftoom and tchen Furniture, &c.. of the above house; also Horse, C 1s, Harness, fine rosewood Piano, &c. ride D. Proott find EN abel Le -aeEESROOM 8 posite the Foat off MINER £ SOMERVILEE give thelr personal attention to miles of Houschold Furniture at the residences of parties de- clining housekee} oping. REGU! SALES TWICE A WEEK, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS ON THURS- day, at 1034 o'clock, at 18 Beas near St, John’s Fark, all ait gen 1 Parlor, Charnber, Dining and K itehen iture, &¢., of a four story house, in neat order. won WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS ON at two o'clock, at No. 4 Walker street, all genteel Parlor, Chamber, Dining Koom and Kitchen at our salesroom. 87 Nassa 1e Post office, f the accom Of parties whe prefer 10 remove thelr goods for sale. ae D. wer. AUCTIONEER. Nassau — oF site the Post office, ene RVILLE will sel at auction > WEDNERDAY. API i ss U's, 168 Patios of a three story house. Particulars to- cma About $00 i Dackaese of Uneained ‘Good, ods, Bagge, Trunks, | YY ITIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER—OPPICE NO. 170 Vallves, be? Resto pay charges and storage wrinelpally? x square, sells on this day, (Wednesday). at from Dodd's City Express. 10K 0! eek. the contents rd erie 476 Broome strect, con- eegnsot Bi ae Co oar ta, bed Celig- 8 ana ‘rene rrors, tml ny Chairs, JTENRY B. HERTS. JR. pANSTIONEER. Reet teen tat ference ae tae ned on WEDNESDAY, Ape ri T& at 10% 3'clock, Saude, Winder Geraiose tad Geemioe Banda: heat stands, Window ‘Cornices ‘aad. Curtalns, 4 ‘Thlrieen rieenth street, Crockery, Stoves, &e. sy roneod, : Earor Suit, in brocatel, Velvet and | — Brussels Uarpe sic rare Chia, ‘and walnut Guamber Suita, ac. "catalogues at CLOTHING. A LARGE ORDER.—$125,000 hing og OF CAST OFF ‘OSEPH HEGEMAN, Clothing peor for Charleston, Latics and : EP Ar Geet citer ene Se at 23g o'clock P. pk, 192 Pacific street. between Court and 10.810 for pants. iso weollon or ouliee ances carpets, THE, STOCK AND. FIXTURES A GROORRY | Turlture, jewelry, The highest cash prices loa STORE—Fresh shelf Goods, pep Starch, Sette, Counters, on or addrexs the ‘inal MLN’ Sixt! nue, homage ia Pump, Syrup, Feed Wagon, two'sets Har: | above treet Ludies attended’ iy Mra, ‘Mints ness, Soma THURSDAY, April 18, T THE ORIGINAL E. MINTas OLD STAND, NO_187 at 9 o'clock A. M. nt 232 7, hnetween Johnson street Siren avenue. a gentlemen, I guaranties to nd M. Hprooklyn Day the highest pr gin the ‘city for Vast Of ring Ap: HANDSOME FURNITU (by T. ks & Co.)—Rose- ts, de. you will favor me with Bi or note wood Parlor Centre, Tables, Fier" and Oval Wirtore nett All crders Padcruslly altanded ta" Ladies waited Sofas, marble top Hatstand, mahogany and chestnut marbis | 08,07 Mrs. Mints ‘True, you will be dealt with to your top Chamt aie and luttreases, Tollet Sets, oak marhhe nie top Buffet, Chairs, China, Glassware, Kitchen . Utensits, Brussols Caz} (AT ZHE WESTERN AGENCY STORE, 212, SEVENTIL avenue—H. ROSENBERG Lt received large order Re By calitog se, gr nadrensin it. nose Nw fe th avenue, you will receive the ulmost valu. Ladies Rosenberg. 0: at 10 o'clock A. M., GooD FURNITURE_Marble top top 5 Charbor bag Hair ‘Mattresses, alnut Recrelary Book attended by Mrs. rders attended to in and see ee ot tension Table, of the cit ty = AEH Brussels Cai AME ‘TTENTION.—AT »: SEV! A o'clock P.M, at 70 Prendent nee, between Columba N.—AT °282 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR Twent Poin street, or 9 Sixth avenue, opposite Clin- licks ton place. and gentlemen, if. ol tend to receive the Mahogany Parlor Suite, Lace Curtains, Velvet Carpets, | hishest cash for your cast odf Jarpets, Fur. aahomnny cod walnut midis top Chambs Furniture Ex: | nicure, Jewelry, dau mun those sficlea You tonaion Table, Chairs, 8i Kitehen Utensils, | the Western ima Hes and gentlemen will be kiod ‘Three-ply Carpets, enough to call on or address Mc MARKS, the numbors as SAME DAY, shove. Ladies walted upon by irs. Marks, atS o'clock P. ne Bridge street, between Concord amd | mn streets. BAST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, Rosewood Piano, 7 octave; two 7 CASHUBKG faye athe hess Broadway oo for large Pier Mu a nina Parlor and Chamber Furniture, Exten- Clothing. walted (tio hats Rane BOGART, , AUCTIONRE! LL. SELL, ON THIS day, April 18, gion the Contained in'the house Hes” and Gentlemen's Cast O1 upon by Mrs. Cashbarg. T13 SEVENTH AVEN! tle! BETWEEN NINETE EDWARD MILUEL guare forpay for ladies? and geutlouen # C hing, by calling er addressing 136 Sev. RARE CHANCE.—$7500 WORTH OF CAST OFF are ews want for the Suuthern a higher matty orc dio an ene fare ia Dote'wo ME or Men: Ti. HARRIS: 104 Seventh wren T 2 SEVENTH AVENUE—LADIES AND GUNTLE- ac will receive the highest for their Cast Ot th avenue, pany Bedding, ict, marbia es im Wor, Kiana Paral i Fiomtila i Page ya APRIL rn NE COUN. Caettare, Se. ealliug ou oF addressing oat I o'clock, at No, Mi street, tebold Furniture, "consisting o of lange Frock Miata - lagen “and Mantel © Mirrors, ‘Parlor Baie AT LEAST 90 PER CENT MORE THAN ELSEWHERE tel and reps; rosnw¢ i top can be eng for Ladies’ aud Genticmen's Cast OT and min baster Fount Faniel Clockae rick, ‘Velvet hang at faa A 2. Lome corner ser of 1 ry a 2 n ‘< Carpets, Olicloths, Tsewood and solid Back walnut carved pctiar Io bese Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses. rosewood rosew. Bedsteads, _ Extension Dining rood Bookenses, Silverplated _ at A Rye FOR SOUTHERN | MARKET. S LARGI MOR! a the highest price for Ladies’ and geathe Ten's Cast ‘Om cinthing. "Por site Drenees, from $10 tn 850; BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY VIRTUE OF 4 CHAT: for Coats, from $5 to $25; for Pants, $3 to $8. Furniture, P will sel on Wednesday, Avril 18 fads ai | Carpeis, Jewriry, Please call a 194 Seventh aveuue. Ladies pty ‘lock ) To £ William yr Rf attended by Mi Ware, Catalogues ry , No, 1 North street, ner sniall the Ty Reser Neneee neta cals Spats second toor on the above premises. JOHN IL HILLIER, Attorney for Mortgagee. _New Youu, April | BOGART, 1 Te ae Wen peTMURSDAY, APRIL 10, ENTLEMEN HAVING any CAST OFF CLOTH. 10%4 o'cloc' fins Bag Pe] Ing to disp of eon fair price by calling on or ad= Household a Fara, Seoceneet Citas: Jal KIRKPA irhick! 466 Pearl street, near Gen ary tase enon ovitondy “Hae Maturomen, | * GUarrars ttt BUY. ‘ANY Qu. NTITY “OF xew and Left-off Clothing for the Western market. Call at AS D. CONKOY, Sti street, between ce and Chatham. Phamneted “Cat Suits, Dressing Bureaus, Warheiands: ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, CAN OBTAIN THE. UT. Dining Room Extension Dining Tables, oak ma- Wearing Apparel, Pucniture, hogany Rockers, Parlor © ery and Glassware, wwing WH. WO-UNTITAL, Lace Curtal Furniture and Uteo- treet, Ladies atiended w mi inh SHILBERG, @ CARMINE, STREET. -._Fecelve H per cent more for Cast Off Carpets, &c., by calling at or B prenue, botires Peat faa’ Tolety ah iad fy “fourth, ra. 8. JENKINS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SRLL AT AUCTION oJ." on Thurniay, Apri 19, atid A. M.:at i Great Jonen treet ‘of fine carriage Horses fa it road ne nn wagou Mare, ef tetpasaiin ret doula ana Pang 8 the fgsntioman golag sbrosd, Monit ens AUCTIONEER.—RECRIVER’S sale of west Corttandt DLOW & CO. wilt Balewroc pas ett art Trinity Ay alldion. by Cyrus Car of the the Morris E WENT. NT, OF HOUSEITOLD Ly migg anentgg Ret mim Ager PICENT AS8OR a Bape, bobs ranges arate ace tu tire hea the renence a weet sD urest, uant fest Bixteenth sirest, neat corner of out antonal seen ) twenty 7: FIRST CLAS8 COMP! 1N and dollars, payable quarveriy. Pull particulars ot the Ch AeO, CORSE COUT Ut yer Sloe, No. 9 Plue street ; saves Font and room. No. 167 Bleecker street, cor er of Sullivan, a taeranig Segoe PARTY HAVING FURNITURE WILL. PTORY. Ta oF Ouse D, FURNITURE, A same,on farerable terms. Apply at Sioen ooone R. DOUGHTY wil sf, on Fare aia Gest at A ts ene ben reas ALL PAMILY DECLINING HOt pa | A eden mer fete, C routs ae, Ring atts clock te ire | nut oll Anish, cn icles rio et ject Week. Tron ight afin to agen, sel OF double | ingion place, vary ine cna go = Ei EE rn Counting gue Dusky out fat ib td Borex Po so eceter ah coal office 80 West RICHAR! al sais “OL ad ine Nena | Peta pa er ee a. Ay yt HOUTEN, AUCTION: —THE pascarD. Sei nor Sica seas S's | FREES. WAR, Sparen TAnioe Ey or See: |£ Bes ee camel “ gunendmamalan jal BL&RY. Se Pour, Yee ea i kinds, AY ‘at fo BY BRLL 4 IN. Ne iat raha nse Sn Linask rt et Zon moe. ail Winnie 90 purosn or ae nase fa caeaet oe teers heirs os srekiepenbninc ad sanr. AND NAVY ARMY AND NAVY CLAING. ino tod re sana areal ra re | THE CAPITAL. ce eace or | Amportant Announcement from! the War Department. Martial Law Declared Not Re~ moved by the President’s Late Proclamati Clement C. Clay Released from Confinement. An Amendatory Internal Revenue Bilk Nearly Perfected. New Regulations for Officering the Navy: Introduced in tho Senate, Rejection of the Proposition to Disband the Veteran Reserve Corps. &, &e, &e. ‘Wasninctoy, April 17, 1866. MARTIAL LAW DECLARED STILL IN FORCE IN THE: SOUTH. The following appears in the Southern papers:— War Derarrumnt, Wasuinaton, April 4 1808, Brevot Major General J. M.'Braxxay, August ‘The Assistant Commissioner of the Bureau o} Retug Freedmen, &c., for the State of Georgia having a ee the President's proclamation removes martial ted the deparcment commander does aot "reol authorized to arrest parties who have committed. outrages on (reed pornle or Union refugees, the Secreta- Ty of War, with the geo of the President, directs me to inform you that the President's proclamation does not remove martial law or operate in any way upon the Freedmen’s Bureau in tho exercias of its legitimate jurisdiction, It is not expedient, however, to resort to” military tribunals in any case where justice can be at- tained through the medium of civil authority. E. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant ‘Adjutaat General. THE NEW INTERNAL REVENUE LAW. It is expected that ths Committee of Ways and Means will this week report an amendatory Internal Revenue bill by which the tax on many articles will be consider- ably reduced, with a view to encourage manufactures, while other articles will be entirely relioved. The re+ celpts from this source of revenue have largely exceedc® the catimates, THE INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT. The following circular has just been issued :— Treasury Derartuent, Wasiixatoy, Orrick oF InrsrxaL Revence, April , 1866. Blank forms for tho annual assessment for the year 1868 are now being distributed in moderate quantities to all assessors whether they have ordered them or not, A suff ient quantity will ready for delivery by the Ist of May, and those assessors who havo not sent im ordors for them should do #0 at once. ‘Those assessors = have-any of last year’s blanks on hand can read! them to correspond with the new Diane, is: Jn the it assessment. It is of great im- is assessment be thoroughly aud promptly made, and in those districts where there are not suflictenta seistant assessors to complete it in six days assessors are directed to requost the appeintme ‘of more assistants, E. H. ROLLINS, Commissioner, ORDER FOR THE RELEASE OF CLEMENT C. CLAY. The following order has just been issued from the Was Department:— War Derartaenr, ‘Wasmarox, D. oy ‘April 17, 1806. } Ordered that Cloment C. Cla; "is hereby relewsed. from confinement, and permitted to retarn to or. remat in the State of Alabama, and to visit such other places in the United States as his Panna business may render necewary, upon the follow! vig. akon Mie cnitr Of alfegange. to the Ublted States, nn gives bis parole of honor to conduct himself as a loyal citizen of the same, and to report himself in person at any time and placo to answer any charges that may her after be prepared inst him by the United States, By order of the President. E. D, TOWNSEND, ‘Assistant Adjutant General, JUDGE CATRON’S SUCCESSOR—OPPOBITION OF THB RADICALS. The appointment of Henry Stansbury, of Ohio, to be Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United ‘States, was generally applauded by outsiders yesterday. Mr. Stansbury was known to have sustained the reputation of a Grst class lawyer and jurist in bis native State for years past, and it was difficult to believe that a single Senator would oppose his confirmation; but to-day hae revealed @ different purpose on the part of the Presi- dent's opponents. They have resolved to postpone any action on the appointment of Mr. Stansbury until a bill abolishing one of the judicial districts, and thereby leaving no vacancy to be filled, can be burried through the Senate, It willbe remembered that some sach bill passed the House several weeks ago, and was supposed to have gone tothe tomb of the Capulets. That, ora sim'lar one, will now be revived for the exigencies of the occasion and rushed to the President for his ap- proval, Should he veto it they are confident of their ability to pass it over bis head, as in the case of the Civil. Rights bill, and thus prevent the appointment of another conservative judge of the Supreme Court, It was dotor- mined some time since by the radical portion of the republican party to defeat at all hazards the confrma- tion of any one but an extrome radical to this position, They intend to control the political complexion of that tribunal, and are determined that no doubtful personage shall bave the vacancy. Had Mr. Stansbury’s antece- denta been those of a violent abolition partisan the bill lessening the number of districts would probably never have boon resurrected. As It is, it can speedily be made a political guillotine, It is to be hoped that better coune sels will prevail, and that @ sufficient number of repub- licans will disrezard the crack of the party whip, to carry his confirmation and secure his undisputed ability and legal talent for the Supreme Court bench. NO PROSPECT OF AK EARLY ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS. Several republican mombers are confident that Con- gress will not adjourn this summer. They assert thas “many things are worse than hot weather,’ and that an rcreased disturbance of the public tranquillity by mjue dicious Presidential appointments would be worse than hot weather and cholera combined MASS MERTING OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. A mass meeting of soldiers and sailors took place to- night at the Assombly Rooms, which wero densely crowded. The object was to promote such measures ag will secure the equalization of bounties, just pensiom lawa, appointments to positions under the government, field and of the House of Representatives, havi made speeches furtherance of these objects,” oo CATTLE DISEASE ON THE ISTHMUS. Dera’ ‘Wasmivaton, April 17, 1866. Sm—I have received the Department @ from the Consul of United States at Aspine ENATE. Wasminator, April 17, 1866. FIREPROOF RUULDUOS AT THR PHILADELPHIA AREENA1, Mr, Wiston, (rep.) of Masa., introduced a joint resolu. tion to provide for the erection of Breproof buildings as the Schuytkill arsenal, near Philadephia, which appro- Priates $46,000 for the erection of storehouses for tbe Tange of poveremeas Goiges Referred to the Milh' PONIRINER? OF COURTERIET AA Mr, Wrison also tatrodueed a bill to prevent and jah the mansfectare and vse of fules, forged or