The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1869, Page 9

NEW ¥ORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1860—TRIPLE SHEET. REAL ESTATE MATTERS ‘The real estate market is without new features, whe improved feeling already noticed continuing, with the prospect of its increase in the betver under- standing promised between buyer and seller. It is beyond doubt that the extent to which the bogus saledodge has been practiced lately has seriously damaged the auction business, and brought that method of buying property, which should be, if conducted on strictly honorable prin- ciples, the most popular, ag it would be the better into great disfavor. It 1s but right in this connection to state that the auctioneers themselves have not been, with rare exceptions, willing parties to this very questionable proceeding; but, on the contrary, have frequently protested agaist the Practice, fully understanding tts certain fature damaging effect upon the market. Asin all busi- neas, however, the agent Is bound to obey instruc- tions, They were necessarily, in a certain sense, privy to much of it, although not the whole, very frequently property being knocked down by them to parties whom they supposed to be bona Jide pur- a but learned on their return to their oflices Were friends of the owner. ‘With the withdrawal of much of the interest in @uction sales, which was exhibited some weeks back, comes, however, a larger inquiry at the desk, the op; ity afferded thus for examination of the soug! reflection and fair negotiation, Fp ie special advantages of a public ane: with its chances of <4 ing’ prevented by the ity of the owner buying in, if his prefixed ‘igure has not been reached in the bidding. This te of mee, iowever, is not likely to continue long, if the auctioneers will themselves insist upon fair and open dealing on the part of their customers in future. Let them require that property Placed in their hands for sale shall be Ereented in the all the conditions affecting ite dis If limited—that 18, not to be sold below a certain a let that figure be pricy announced, along with the other “terms and conditions, 80 that men who negiect other business to visit tne auction mart may not be trifled with, and have aclear understand- ing of what they are doing. No bids, of course, ‘would then be ot below the limit, If the jm a was desirable, with legitimate prospect of fu- sapeocianie there would be inducement enough for competition; or if the limit fixed was too high, in the judgment of those present, it could be thdrawn without injuring its prospects of sale upon another occasion. The feeling of confidence that ‘would spring up if such a course as this were pur- sued and carried out in strict integrity, would be the most effectual means that could be found for restor- confidence in the market. Of course, it would e some time to overcome the suspicion that now attaches to Ce eed but our people are neither .| siow of observation nor reticent in their confidence, end if its inception might be received with doubt, per- sistence in it would most assuredly bring the much desired acceptance of it as an hunorable reform, Attention has before been called here to the danger of buying property as much of it has been lately, on small margins, with the greater part of the purchase money left on mortgage. ‘The subjoined remarks of 8 correspondent, who appears to write knowingly on this subject, may be of value as an echo from the vox popult:— “There are many sums of $1,000 and $2,000 placed on property, with expectations that will never be realized. Many a family is now being pinched to try and make up the balance, but in too many cases it will not be done; indeed, itis as much as most peonle can do to meet their reguiar expenses, and ere is little hopes of saving to pay a mortgage off. 1 know cases where much misery has been caused by men having been tempted to go mto real estate awhile ago. No man ought to buy unless he can pay two-thirds, , in Broadway bought the old Gold Room in Fifth avenue for $100,000, paid $5,000 on it, and of course expected to sell it before the payments became due, but le didwnot and had to let it go, and 1 see he has had to give up his busi- ness, - “I think it your duty to caution the outsiders; those in the ring don’t need your advice. The idea of those landholders selling lots with eighty and sixty per cent mortgage! Most of thei are not really worth more than half the mortgage. ‘ihey know full well that most of the property will never be redeemed.” Friday was never much of a sales day, conse- quently the offerings in the auciton mart yesterday were light. No New York property was presented. Below we give particulars of transactions:— Auction Sales of Real Estate Yesterday. STATEN [GLAND PROPRRTY—LY MULLER, WILKINS AND CO. 6 lots a8 24 av, nof Westervelt av, at ‘Brigiton, SI, each 25x00, 12 8 Boland. «$8,778 2 story frame b 4xi00 4,775 MAGPERTH, L.§L, PROPERT BY JOHN6ON AND maces Agore lot, #e corner of Astoria and Maspeth av, 52.9x OE RS ARNE CR ARIE ISTO: ‘ se lois on Maspeth and Perry ave, raanlug through, each 5x10), each, 6 lotw on Masp 3 ‘Van Mater ‘amily mansion, 60x30, two’ ator frame, with 6 lols, On saine’ ava, adjoining, saine size, (lots e's Naspeth and w’s Perry ava, adjoining, running through, each each. ; ‘Maspeth anit ws through, each 25x100, each. lots on ne corner of Clermont 100, C40l1...44+. 000+ 41ot@ on n w corner of Clermont and Perry ave, gine, each. .......0++ . . lots'on ® w corner of Astoria and Perry ava, 26.bx98.6x 5x26 Ct rear gore lots, each. corner of Astoria and Per 6 lots on a Slots ones av, adj, 25x100 enc! . 8 lots on « w side of Astoria av, uear Hull st, 28.9 ft front 25 ft rear and 105 ft deep............. . Lit pe ‘corner of Washington place and Uli ESS eee SRR EEERE BBs size. . 135 Slots ox Washington piace, adjoining, same size, each 120 Tlots ocorner of Washington place aid Hull ay, same ‘, near Astoria av, same size, eac , Hear lots last ald, same size, eac! Official Trausfers of Real Estate Yesterday. TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK OITY. Attorney st, ¢ s, between Rivington and Stanton, 30x10, os S58: Jobn L Beneke to John B Ruckdaschel. joulevard, ¢ 8, 76.5 ft, n of Slat st, thaniel Bailey to Thomas Stevenson Bowery, ¢ #, lot. known as No 33, 17.55 clonal to Otto Schultze... ie $e sacha” Hea atic at, we, lot known as No x10, ler- ick Richtor to Louis Munt. -- decevesases Canal at, n 4, 25 (t w of Orchard, Gixdi, Samuel Berg to. ‘Geo Lnaminersbirt, 3 h Delancey at 6 8, 25 ft to Jacob Moeloth. Houston at, #6, 78 ft ol penheimer to Franz Kaitbaeh. af f Hudson st, w 8, 24.2 fbn of Hammond st, 26.9x7748, "Ba ward 8 Innes to Chas ShUltZ, .se+ecverseevee 1 Irving place, 0 27 (0m of 18th ty baxidé.&. Daniel iD Lord to Chas H Kerner..... Ludiow + ¢ é imo) inner to A Stern.. Lewis at, ¢ #, 50(t 8 of Houston st, Jacob ‘itetiberger. Bortolk wt, ws, ivi Ephraim'D brown to Field Vermeu Near Fort Washington, lot known ax i Arthur H Suowden to Arthur © Suowd: Norfolk at, 150 ft sw of mirage Vermeuie to Thowas Jere mia! 1,200 Orchard st, ws, 60 ft 8 of Rivington st, 97x0.9. “Gari Aichle, 6, to Wolf Boroscheck. 19,500 Orchard'st, w a, 7.4 fn wo! H Benk to Heary Shi ~ 3,800 Pear! st, No 10 ‘Water st, Nol 36,000 Oliver 8 © at, ) \ ‘ator st, No Reynolds to, 24,000 Henry ¥ Maw ey: "i Suffolk and Rivington st * 0 Vonrat 15,000 Washington 2 x 80.8, Ezra Miller to ‘Thomas 8 Clark. 12,000 White at, #8, 82.10 ft w of Kim at, 24x07, Lots 8, 4and 6 of Harlem Commona, between 4th and 5th av and 84th and 86th sta, William A iiull to Fred- erick Hull, 83,000 and other conniderations. Ay A and Ist weorner, 75.10xs. Wim Niblo to Stephen Kelly, prints - 6 Int av, nen, 7 ott Ke Metencus, Ae, (0 Heiman Nathan . at ay, wm, 70.2 1 0 of 6th at, 92.15y to John Siemon. . eee «32,000 2.ay,0.% 90.6 fn of Bid wi, MURAD, Frans Huei io Jacob, Bd nv, on 1484 few ot Dith st, BARS.” Louie’ Lewy to Jullun 4,00 day nc Bath ah 8 w 6 . to Abraham Simi 34,000, dunn, wi, 006 fen ot owen 1,760 to Aguatlis © Weber. 4th av, ws, 50. to James Teh av, © m, 24.9 ft ‘0, to reetor, eo, of Church Holy bi Th av, on, 4.8 [ts of Bhi Kt, WAIN, ‘simmons to rector, &6, of Church Holy Light. ...:....1 Wh ay and Mat at, nw obry W.luiTA. Mary “Ani Giark ay, os, B.A w of 12th Jebofah-Ann Crawtord* Gth wt, No 64%, 101 Simon Sobeuer. Nicholas Sireng to oe a aor Barnett “to 10) ‘Tith at and Dry Dock at, 9 w corner, Haaiet to Andrew Kgort, ‘AMth at, 8 6, 170.6 ft 0 of hart to Martin Helotte. ng Ve w of 24 av, 421006, “RH Pray to Wriih.d. Goorge tioerber, 17.10398.8." ‘Jobin’ Long to 71,” between Lexington sad di ara Bog ° Saat 8 V Cahill'to ~18,000 Ee 8 ES gF Eddy . ya ES pil dl ota pened eeeotbomrn vate oN bas hres @ 8th av, 16,8x98.9. Robert Auld toJ at 8 to 43d 20,000 g =F to ith a 58th 0 of Sd av, S0xid0.5.” “Mary Hi Nolan es 58 $8.54 ft 6 of iat av, 18xi00-4."” Nicholas “Bet- {6 Ellen Barber. 15,500 h wt., # 8, 21.556 ft to fled irs 9,500 *rhicle to Louls Bente. 80,000 2 lota, 260 ft w of Gib’ av, 60x100.6. Joseph 160 ft w of 8 av, 95xi02.33. “Thomas Duane to image. TA iy w 8, 100 ft w to Terence a 7h at ng 178 fh. of Toth at 28 Ty w of bd ay, MOx10RY, Gharies Ryder to n wal ; F David T Kennedy... secahsteseti ary eth at, ns, 289 ft w of dd ‘av, 18xl0%.2 Charlotte O My- ‘era to Emil Mathows 88d st, oa, 271.2 ft oh Hersey, 10,900 streely 8 Porter to Thomas : 5,500 ortel ees 100th st and 1Uth av, n w corner, 66.6225.11. Jacob — to Frederick P Conrad. eerie . —— Moth st and Madison ay, se corner, 20x100, Nathaniel P Bailey to Francis Blessin, 4,950 115th st, 2 oe fte of lat at lius to Archit bald Phill 83,000 112th at, 1 a, B6L8 fe wolf to Henry W Boswell... 6 19th st, a, 290 tt w- of Ist av, 20x100.10." Orlando D Lent, te, to George Bacon. 120th st, 6 #, 110 ft w of 2d av, to Lebbeus Copiers E Adams , 2x100.11, Chas. 11,250 2,000 9,000 R Carman Combs. 128th st, n tervelt to John B Kielin. saeeetes 124th ‘at, n 8, 335 ft e of 6th ay, 50x99.11. Win Gilmore, dc, to Thomas B Taylor. 450 ft wof LEASES RECORDED IN NRW YORK. Bleecker st, No 37, 8. Division st, No 699, 4th av, No 7th wv and 49H 8th av, No 404, 5 years, per atniim.. TRANSFERS IN KINGS COUN" 295.5 ft sof De Kalb av, al. 5,200 ft w of Court st, 25: ns, 276 ft w of Franklin ay, 80xiti. 223 ft. w of Howard ay, 255.7x100. ‘95x10... 2 2 "40 Bergen st, n &, 225 ft e of Powers at, 3,000 Bond pt, 68, 80.9 fen of | 8000 Broadway, 0 #, 25 "790 Butler st. ss, 140 ft 6,000 Butler st, #8, 172.01 6,000 Clinton #t, ws, lots rt 20,000, Clymer st, n w's, 90 ft V7, 20x10. 9,000 Cook #t, 5 8, 212.6 ft e of Bushwick av, 25x100.... ‘400 Court st, wa, 41.6 ft n of Church st, 19.6380... 8,200 Court at, ¢ a, 36 ft n of st, 28.2x19,6. 45000 ee 3 ord. Ssusteusesee w dt, 25100. ftw of cor, 16.8x100... w of Columbia ai, 16.8x10) w of Columbia xl EE. ‘Qx100. x 20,8 100.1; A ai Gol Bs it, w's, 105 fn of Woodhull st, Herdmer at, e ‘n #, 125.4 ft e of New York Hickory st, 42.10 w of Marcy av, 17.10x100. Jay st, e 8,26 fis of Hi 26x75. John st, e's, 150 dix John st, @ g es ae sae gece e 1,296 2,00 6,500 Bio ‘1 115, 7,000 7,000 6,800 anon 4, lot 121, P Sharp 1,600) lot 121, P Shar; 3480 ba ft 0 of tat ab nof North lat 28.0 on ” 0 135 135 Be ae fot : nied fun of Greene ay peo tor 87 ft 8 of Warren at, hice 1009, 90 Pix70.9, 19,750 1.7x45.ix4). 7,950 45.8x91.3125. - 24600 G Fiusning snd Nostrand avs, #e corner, 6): Franilin av, wars nof Lafayetie av, 20,’ na, ftn wot CO: iy i , mid Nomtrard aves mw corner, 1003100; w a, 290 ftn of Nostrand av, 7xll ‘00 thw ‘of Nowirand av, bAxi00, ‘of Oxtord st, 204100,0220,5x98. ft e of Union'av, 25x10). at, 195.3200 pom hey ayette ay Tooxtasxa0, Latayetie av, i bay 6.3 ft_n of Gates ous of as r. Bix JOU St, 100x252 0x 100.2150x20.22- 1 oth th ty 8 @ Cor, 2001.2. . Oth av ond 6.th st, n e cor, LiOxlo’ Beh av ane Huh at, nw Cory 100KDy ** 6th ay, 8 ea, B92 Cts w of Hoth 2x80. PLATBUan. Tncre adjoining John Remsen's... WAY BBE: BRA RI Concord, sty No 14, bakery, &e, 6 yrs per yi howe, 5 3, 318 per yr. Gourt sty Ni Styrtle ahd enavactiw cotuer, houee,® jre pert ‘ow ‘Tilia No hor ra per yrs. dn acne HD, sore, hey’ Bt, re per 8 TRANSFERS LN WRATCHROTRR OOUNTY—-nEDFORD, Sngar Hill to Bedford rond, «sail William's property. 10,000 Beach at, , adjoining G J Penfield's, 1 . 3,000 ‘10th av, w a, lot ‘eon Mani Veron tee a0 GRERN BORG, ‘Tarrytown to White Plains road, 0 4, adjoining Cynthia Smith's Jy aere...... ++ 1,050 ORRISANIAs i ie 9,000 700 800 . WHITE PLAINS. Gone a, © 0, 100 ft 0 of Manrond «: 50x10). ae iy and strest from same to de; x12. . Wot FATMS. 80 ft 9 of Talmadge at. 160x160, sn mne st, 158 front. pene Van Buren sw & ft s of East Tea iat ost pg ‘50x100... Sows. ou, aye reteeased lot, no loodilig whatever, 110x303. Westville to Caldwell road, email plot Plot, no locality, 1 17-100 acres WER. 2 Strip for right of way, Fort Lee Railroad Co, 3 869-1, nO aon house, 1ot 1x, acres fag Et From’ hotae, ot iit s+ 2,600 4,420 5,000 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. CRINLIFFE—BREAKY.—On Monday, March 29, by the Rey. E, O. Flagg, STEPHEN ORINLIFFH to SARA JANE BReEAKY, daughter of Andrew Breaky, of Paterson, N. J. HypE—Hoit.—On Tuesday, March 30, in Wash- ington, D.C., by the Rev. Wm. Y. Tuder, Joun L. Hyps. of New York city, to Many M. Hout, of New Philadelphia, Ohio. No cards. LBONARD—BARNBS.—On Wednesday, March 31, at the Church of the uration, by the Rev. Dr. Houghton, Mr. Roserr W. LEONARD to Migs Mary L. BARNES, daughter of Henry W. Barnes, all of this ETCALF—OvTTING.—On Wednesday, March 31, at Trinity Stapel: eA the Rev. William A. McVickar, Mr. James Berrs MetcaL¥ to Miss ANNIE TIFFANY CUTTING, eldest daughter of the late Franklin H. Cut- ting, Esq., all of this cit, Diec. ANDERSON.—Suddenly, at Newark, Nv. on Thursday, April 1, JOHN S, ANDERSON, of Seneca county, N. Y., formerly of Greenpoint, L. L, aged about 64 years, * BakgR.—On Thursday, April 1, GEORGE BAKER, eo 67 years. ‘he relatives and friends of the family, also the members of the Templar and Pacitic Lodges F. and A. M., and the fraternity in general are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, atone o’clock. from the residence of A. B. Reid, Esq., No. 171 Weat Tenth street, without further in- vitation, His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. The members of Templar Lodge No. 203, F. and A. M., are hereby summoned to meet at their lodge room, on Sunday, 4th inst., at twelve o'clock, to pay the last tribute of respect to our late worthy brother, George Baker. By order of M. i JAMES S. STITT, Secretary. BANKER.—On Thursday, April 1, GzonGE BANKER, aged 22 years, 7 months and 24 days, ‘ne relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the fanerai, from his late residence, 440 West Thirty-fifth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’clack. Buer.—In Harlem, on Friday. April 2, ALICE M., only daughter of William and Ellen E. Beer, aged 10 months and 10 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her grandparents, Mth street and avenue A, Harlem, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Bowxs.—On Wednesday, March 31, MICH ARL bg aged 71 years and 11 months. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday( morning, at ten o'clock, from St. ry’s Catholic church, Hoboken. N. J. No res allowed. Brot.y.—On Thursday, April 1, SAWAH JANE Lovs, only daughter of Willem and: Jane Brotly, aged 12 years and 5 months, Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for in- terment, this day (Saturday), at twelve o’clock noon. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 40 East Ninth street. Buxk,.—In Brooklyn, D., on Thursday, April 1, hter of George of Meningitis, CaRKt est daly end anlage K GAirk. hifea Pyenr, 4 ontns-ena 10 days, ‘The relatives and friends, also members of Com- pany A, Seventy-first regiment, N. G. 5. N. Y., are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the reslaence of her parents, 130 Second street, on Sun- day afternoon, at two o’clock. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. Cuampurs.—On Friday, April2, WitLiam CuaM- BERS, aged 60 years and 20 days. ‘The funeral services will take place at his late resi- dence, 130 Monroe street, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Curistrs.—On Thursday morning, April 1, Iba Eva, only child of Benjamin K. snd Isabella B. Christie, aged 1 year and 2 months. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sugday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from No, 356 Eighth street. CLowss.—On Thursday evening, April 1, Mra. CATHARINE CLOwss, Widow of Guardus Clowes, in the 70tn year of her age. A ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her son, Dr. J. W. Clowes, 597 Fifth avenue, on Sun- day afternoon, at two o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Dovesty.—Oa Thursday, April 1, Dovanry, in the 80th year of his age. Relatives and friends ef the family are invited to attend the funeral, to be held in the Allen street Methodist Episcopal church, on Sunday morning, at half-past ten o'clock. To be taken to Vypress Hills Cemetery for interment. Doyie.—On Friday, April 2, Perse C. Doyus, d 48 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from lis laie re- sidence, 29 Canal street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Goprrey.—Suddenly, at Westfeld, N. J., on Thars- day, April 1, ANNA, widow of David Godfrey, in the 76th year of her age. Noiice of the fuveral hereafter. Hanree.—On Thursday, April 1, Saran widow of George W. Harper, in the oth year of her ag The relatives and friends of the fanily are respect- fully invited to attend the fueral, trom the resi- deace of her son-in-law, C. R. Cale, No. 265 West ‘Twenty-fourth street, on Sunday afternoon. at half- past one o'clock. HAyYDEN.—On Friday, April 2, after a protracted illness, THomMAS HaypeN, beloved son of Edward and Margaret Hayden, and also brother to Patrick Hayden, born in Castle More, county Carlow, lre- land, aged 36 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from lus late residence, No. 63 North Seventh street, Brooklyn, EB. D. HemMInG.—On Friday morning, April 2, MELoNA, wife of Joon Hemming, in the 6th year of her age. ‘The reiatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o’ciock, from her lave residence, No, 310 West Eleventn street. Jonzs.—On Wednesday evening, March 31, after a brief iness, HARRY SrewWakt, son and only remain- ing child of’ William H. and Hattie M. Jones, aged 9 months and 3 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 179 South Fifth street, Williamsburg, tais (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. KELLY.—On Friday, Aprily 2, Spwanp F., only son of Kdward F. and Mary ©. Kolly. Notice of funeral in Sunday's paper. LimeRrtcx.—On Thursday, April 1, of consumption JOUN LIMERICK, Aged 56 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 12's Washington street, on Sunday afternoc it two o'clock. County of Mayo, Ireland, and New Orleans papers please copy. Lond.—On Friday morning, April 2, Rev. J. 5. Lorn, D. D., pastor of the Reformed Dutch church, Harlem, tn the 67th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, also the clergy and members or classes are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock, from the church, coraer of 12st stroet and Third nue. MaATHEWs.—On Friday afternoon, April 2, Joun MATHEWS, aged 49 years. Funeral services'on Monday morning, at eleven o’clock, at St. Paul's church, Tompkinaville, Staten Island, The relatives and friends of tne family are respectfully invited to attend without farther notice, BYSR.—On iy April 2, Many Jans, beloved wife of August F. Meyer, in the 28ta year of her age. You will meet the loved that has gone before, And joyfully sweet wili that meeting be, When over the river, that beautiful river, ‘The angel of death will carry thee. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her brother-in-law, John M. Leigel, 75 Degraw street, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Meexus.—At Jamaica, L.1., on Friday, April 2, with scarlet fever, after twelve days’ intense agony and suffering, CORNELIA, eldest and beloved daugh- ter of Frederick O. and Amanda M. Merkle, aged six years. Friends and relatives are reapecttully invited to attend the funeral, this Saturday) a etloen ino epee. be pee ol in at 0 A. M., and Kast 230 A. Darrlages Waiting at the i . iss Mrincka.—In Brooklyn, ong Thatedey, a 1 AND! F. MRINCKR, aged 62 years, 4 mon and 19 di 1 jatives and friends of the family aro respect- fall ited to attend the fu rom the corner few York avenue and St. Mark's place, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. MoUuL.ovon.-—On Friday morning, April % atfour WILLIAM o'clock, JonN MoOuLLouaH, 45 years, a native of the pariah of Pintona, county Tyrone, Ireland. Friends and are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock from his brother's resi- No, 181 avenue ¢, and thence to Calvary OssoRrN.—On Friday, April 2, after a long and , ye illness, Joser# Osnorn, of the firm of Osborn 81 in the 71st year of his age. Tae ives and friends of tie family are re- Invited to attend the funeral, from his tate residence, 68 Cranberry street, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. His remains will ~ taken to Fescnouee, Xa L, for {nheemnant 00, aie y morning by the half-past it train, Southside Ratiroad, from Williamsburg, na O’BRIEN.—On Friday morning, April 2, of scarlet fever, Tuomas, eldest son of Thomas and Alice O’Brien, aged 8 years and 6 months. The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from his parents’ residence, No. 277 East Seventy-fourth, street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at ENT IAN I ia ri 2, LAND.—In Brookl; on Friday, Ap JAMES M. PENTLAND, ‘aged 2 years. The relatives and friends of the family and the relatives of Herman Wronkow, his brother-in-law, also the members of Commonwealth Lodge, No. 409, are invited to attend the funeral, from ‘his late resi- dence, No. 87 Clermont avenue, on Sunday after- noon, at two o'clock. Perit.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, April 2, JosprH Perit, Jr., in the 44th year of his age. Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past three ck at St, Peter's church, State street, near ond. PLaTt,—Suddenly, E:vina ©., widow of Newton Piatt, at the residence of her son-in-law, Justin A. Bliss, No. 279 Madison avenue. The funeral will take place at No. 279 Madison avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. POTTER.—Suddenly, on Friday, April 2, Emma V. Porter, tn the 19th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late rest- dence, 242 East Twenty-sixth street, on Sunday after- noon, at one o'clock. Rei.iy.—On Friday, April 2, after a short but painful illness, MARGARET, the beloved wife of Miles Reilly, a native of the parish of Drumfane, county Cavan, Ireland. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the femily are re- quested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 435 First avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at two oars from thence to Calvary Cemetery for inter- meni RocHg.—On Thursday evening, April 1, CATHARINE J., the beloved wife of Thomas F. Roche and daugh- ter of M. R. and Susan McGarrity, aged 24 years and 4 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o’clock, from her late residence, No. 223 East Twenty-ninth street. ROSENBROCK.—On Friday morning, Apri: 2, Mina, daughter of Frederick and Wilhelmina Rosenbrock, age 1 year, 3 months and 25 days. ‘ne relatives and friends of the family are respect- folly invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday after- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No, 218 Third street. Srcor.—On Thursday, April 1, Mrs. Mary M., be- loved wife of J. H, Secor, in the 49th year of her age. The relatives arfa friends of the Yamily are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 813 THT VERO, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. SHAFFNER.—On Friday, April 2, SALLIE SHTAFFNER, widow of Daniel Shatfner, in the séth year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from 312 Hast Houston street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. STH.—On Friday, Aprii 2, of scarlet fever, IDA FRANORS, eldest daughter of George F. and Cordelia Smith, aged 10 years, The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 24 Kent avenue, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. WEAVER.—At Perth Amboy, on Friday, April 2. Mrs. JASALINE WEAVER, in the 13d year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends, and those of her nephew, W.H. P, Benton, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at Tripity church, New York, on Mon- day, at twelve o'clock, noon. NEW PUBLICATIONS, A A—“THE TEN ROD FARM."THIS CHARMING book, by Mra. Gilman, which tells bow a lady supported re, family and realized a yearly income of $2,000 froma small rt of ind 75x60 feet (five city lots), will, together with free be given to all who will agree to examine the “Williamson Homestead Farm,” at Bast New York, with a view of purchasing at JOHNSON & MILLER’S great con- tinuation sale of the balance of the property, on Monday, April 5, at the Exchange. For the book, maps and free ickets apply ‘at the ollice of the auctioneers, 25 Nassau strect, ‘ew York. A.—WOODWORTH PLANERS AND MATCHERS, +, Mortising, Tenoning, Moulding and Boring Machines} Baw Tables, &c., of new and improved patterns, at low prices. Warerooms 42 Clortiandt atreet, New York. HAMPSON & COPELAND. RARE BARGAIN, SELDOM OF FERED FOR SALE— A polishing Machine, with ail the necessary fixtures be- longing to it; aud also Electriying Batteries tor sale, at 120 Cannon street. Catt unttt sutd. PENGINES, ROTLERS, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, HANG: ers and Belting, new and second’ hand; also @ tine 15 horse portable, as good as new. ‘MIDDLETON & ROAKE, 344 Water street. OR SALE--FOUR SECOND HAND STEAM BOILERS. Apply at the ofice of GREEK, TURNER & CO., No.3 Ing street. OR SILYERSMITHS. Tools, Safes and all ing on the manufacture of silverware by steam. A few thou- snd dollars only required. It affords a rare chance to one or two young men to doa large and profitable bustuess. Address 4, H., box 190 Herald oflice. TEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.—A STEAM, ENGIN —FOR SALE, THE MACHINERY, ecesgary arrangements for carry’ 100 WD horse power, cylinder 20x42, aru three Boilers, 150 horae nwer. Also lot of Shafting and Belting. Apply to CHRIS- TAN SWARTZ, 263 East Fifty-third treet, ANTED—A SECOND HAND HORIZONTAL ENGINE ‘and upright tubular or locomotive Boiler, 40 or 50 horse ower ; would buy one or ‘Address, stating price, box New York Post office. ANTED—A TWENTY HORSE HOISTING ENGINE Holler, new or second hand, double cyiinder. Ad- dress, stating particulars and price, A. WHITE, Girard House, Philadelphia, Pa. A. “gh BES" MIGK, GOLDEN BUTTER, RICH AND luscious Cheese, all ate have, atevery meal, who pur- chase a score of Lows, nt JOUNSON & MILLER’S preat con- tinuation saie on Monday, April 6, of the balance of the Wil- Hameon Howestead Farin at Bast New York. Every lot will be sold regardless of price. N AMATEUR OFFERS FOR SALE—FIFTY SEEDS German Asters, post free, for Ye. ; fifty Hollyhocks, fifty Geraniums, 250.; Ofty Pinks, Qic.; twenty-live Picotee, dic. These have all obtained ropean prizes, and are certain to produce flowers of the highest merit, as none are grown but such as have obtained first clase ccrii(icate Address J. MELLOR, room 18, #2 Broadway, New York. gO & CLARK, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, 47 Wall street, rooms Nos. 7 and 8. URTAUGH'S CELEBRATED DUMB WAIT: Manufactured only at 1.935 Rroadway, near wonth street. Dumb waiters of ail kinda repaired or altered at the shortest notice; also carriage and invalid Elevators of the most approved pattern, JAMES MURTAUG it. Vstocirane SPOKES AND WIt tured by the Elizabethtown Steam Mf turing Co pany, of Elizabethport, N. J., the largest spoke aud wheel es- tabilsiment in the world MEDICAL. R. RK. COBBETT, MEMBER OF N, ons, London, cad Frigate digenses, Otice 90 Osatre . B—No leas cured. A SPECIALTY. Y. U. Medical A LADY WRITES POR ed me in one day without in BLESSING TO LADIES tuguese Female Piils reli convenience, like magic. Price $5. Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU, oliee I: rty street, or Bont by mail. M. MAURICEAU, M. D., PROFESSOR OF DISEASES i practice, at 120 Liberty stre » from whatever out pain or inconvenience. No nuraing required, GRINDL are’ su hours; elegant LADY'S PHYSICIANDR. H. D. Amity place, near Amity street; 18 practice ; eure relief to all unfortunates io rooms for nursing, A, MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, KO. 6 + Amity place, guarantees reliof to ail female compiainia, Pieasant rooms for nuraing. OFRTAIN URE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH ©, by Madame RESTELL, Professor ia’ practice, Hor infalitble French 1 No. ic healthy. Sold ‘only at her flict, No. 1 Enst F streot, first door from Fifth avenue, and at dr Greenwich street, or sent by mail, Caution.—All counterfeit. 16 Chatham street; powerful monthly pilis and mint cireular free. MYORTANT TO FEMALES.DR. AND MADAME DUBOIS (25 years’ practice) guarantee certain relief to married indies, with or without medicine; no pain or incon- venlenoe, Fer ye Provided with B: elentiti applied. Orice vou" MME, ScuLBacH, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, FROM Paris, office 60 Bieecker street.—A certain cure for ladies in trouble; reiief instantly, a u yaton his Blixir. Recommended before marriages __ CLOTHING. ‘A 1 19 THIRD AVENUE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN veive the highest prices for Cast OT Clothing, — te ‘ke. by call 8, MI arpely Ac. by calling om OF addressing 8. M 33) BOWERY, OPPOSITE tlemen can obtain the TH. ROSENTHALS, NO. A Great Jones atreet, indies and ghost value (oF east Om Clothing, Farnivnre, Carpets, &c:y nded by M by calling or address Ladies ts. Rosenthal, ‘and out of the eit FILLES FRANCAISE DESIR condre et sola des enfan tion voyager ou pour femme commendations. 8’ adroaser an 138 6m YEMME De CHAMBRI DE PREMIERE ORDRE "i = nes recomm: tone seront donnecs. ‘80 160 me av., pour deux jours. NE SUISSESSR DESIRE BH PLACER DANS UNE famille privee pour servic @ table, B'edrese au Wt CPA CURB FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE BY DRy EVAN SALES AT AUCTION. _ At AUCTION. M. Stevens, Esq., referee. rtion of 175'acres of the of P. L. Rogers, This desirable property is situated at Pelham, adjoininj Hunter's Island, and ronlung the on Bound. 1 fs distant eight on ine miles from Harlem bri OE pte] Porichester Haliroad. “Within two minutes’ walk of the new THE LRM AND NEW ROCHELLE BOULEVARD Tia beautifully laid oat in plots tatviog from Tig 107 ie y out in ta vary im 1\¢ to 7 acres, fine soil, and lovely building sites cc onary plot. Neighbor- hood first clase, with fine acenery on the Sound. ‘Buyers and eapitalists will do well to invest in the above property, io view of the improvements being carried out in that Beige or hood.” For, maps and particulars inquire of CHARLES D. MOTT, 25 Pine street and at Fourth avenue corner 125th st. UCTION SALE—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. | mn and Fore! wore, at y street. WILLIAM KENNELLY, Anctioneor. will sell at auction on Monday, April 6, 1889, at 13 o'clock M.. on the prem'sea, 119 Liberty slfeet. up stuirs, the entire valti able Stock, consisting of Brandies, Wines, Gins, Whiskeys, Bitters, &c., of the most marketable and appro ia portion of the stock is in bond, Also a quantity of Scotch Ale, Horse, Wagon and Harness. ‘Sale positive, rain or shine. 10 uctioneer"s oflice, 62 Pine street. SSIGNER’S SALE OF SUPERIOR STOCK OF ROSE- WOOD, WALNUT AND EBONY PARLOR, CliAM- BER, LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM SUITS, HAND- SOM CENTRE TABLES, HALL STANDS, WARDROBES, LIBRARY BOOKCASES, LOUNGES AND CHAIRS TO MATCH, &o, M. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer, will sell by auction, this day, April 3, commencing at 1034 o'clock, at the large ware- room 118 Fulton street, the entire stock. Ry order of MORTIMER, Assignee. UCTION SALE SOF ONE BLACK WORK HORSE, 6 years old, 16 hands high, 1 good family Horse, Ldepot Wagon, 1 park Phaeton, top and open Wagons, 1 Rockaway, 1 double furniture Truck nearly new, sinzle. ant double Har. ness, Robos, Blankets, &c., by COLE & MURPHY, al Fulton strest, Brooklyn, Saturday, April 8, at 11 o'clock. UCTION SALE—WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT, OF Stock of the stables of K. V. W. Snediker Co.) Ne I Boerum street Brooklyn, by COL# & MURPHY, on Tuesday, April 6, at I o'clock. ‘The stock con- Coaches, 40 to yop. Hockaway Wagons 60 oss eagle roaches, and no to} AW a yn a ie ‘a. double Harness, Sielg ea, Bells, Blank UCTION NOTICE.-HENRY H, LEEDS & MINER will give their gpecial attention to the sale of Furniture at the residences of families during the coming season. The} Will also hold regular weokly sales at their spacious store, Liberty atreet, for those who desire this medium of sale. UCTION SALE.—WILL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY, April 10, at I o'clock P. M., in Westfield, on the line of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, one hour from New York, 300 chotce Building Lots, one-cighth of a mile (rom de- pot, "For particulars inquire at 40 Pine street, basement. UCTION NOTICE.—EDWIN NICKOLS & CO., AUC- tioneers. Large Sale of Magnificent Household Furniture, velvet Brussels Carpets, French Bronzes, works or Art, Statuary, China and Dresden Vases, ofl Paintings by eminent artista, magnificent rosewood Piano- forte, This day (Saturday), April 3, commencing in the morn- ing at 1036 o'clock precisely, at the elegant furnished private residence 206 Weat Twenty-second street, near Eighth avenue, velvet Brussels Medallion Carpets, Drawing Room Suits, covered with the richest French satin brocatel, Curtains to match, Pler and Oval Mirrors, French Cabinets, rosewood Klagerey, Centre, and Side Tables, Turkish and Oriental ates, Lounges, Library Suits, covered with striped ailk reps, Bookease, Writing Deak, Corner and Bookstands, Library Tables, roxewood and walnut Chamber Suits, style of Low XIV., Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Commodes, Ward- d hair Mattresses, Beds, Hlankets Quilts, Lin- covered with’ green rej a hat irrors, Ornaments, wal tension Table, Dining Chairs, Ta Bohemian Glass and China Ware, # Castors, Ice Pitchers, Spoons, Forks, (vo Cutlery. | Aino the Furniture of the’ servanta’ apariments N, B,—Parties wishing to attend this wale take Seventh, Kighth or Ninth avenue cars. —J. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION SALE ring ani deboard, Ex: bie Linen, rich cut Crystal and r tea and Coifee Seta, ‘nd bone, Table « of magnificent Household, Pianoforte, Bronzes, Paintings, Drawing Room Suits, Silver Plate, Mar: queterie ' Cabinets, Statuary and’ many rare,’ costly art articles of - virtu, on thin da; (Saturday), at the elegant brown stone mansion, 67 Weat Fit: nth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, commencing 103 o'clock.” The auctioneer would call the particular tion of bis friends and the public to this sale, the catalogue compriaing the largost and richest assortment of Household Furniture offered at auction this season ; furnished 6 months aco at a cost of #15,000. Drawing Room Furniture, covered in green gold, crimson gold, brocatel of the richest descrip- ion; rowewood Etagere, bois de roe Marjucterie Cabinets Bookcase, Tables, Eneoignures, Velvet, Medallion Carpets, ook Statuary, Sevres, ny jperb brocatel Cur- rouewood Pianoforte, Stool, Cover, Music ‘Stand, Books, Haistand, rosewood ‘walnut Dreasing Bureaus, Hedatends, Commodes, Hair, Spring Mat- treases, Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes, Dining Room iable, Buffet, elegant sots ruby crystal Glassware, Silver Castors, Ta- reens, Salvers, Baskets, Linens, Dinner, Tea Service, Knives, Forks, Cutlery, Basement, Kitchen Fuiniture, | N. °1.Par- ties wishing ten- Vases, tains, Mirrors, Chandeliers, to attend thi sale take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars. UCTION NOTICE.—TO BE SOLD ON PREMISES, TUES- day, AprlL6, 1260, wt IBo'clock, the tne Jory aid base. ment me Houses Nos. 8and 10 Herbert street, between Graham avonue and Smita street, Brooklyn, E. D.; built in t f manner und in perfect order, being in # very dour- fein neighborhood and éonstantly improving in valte, will e well worthy the attention (ora. or further pat: Hi ht pupae TROP AY Grand aircon, rook- . 8. TOWNSEND, ‘Auctioneer, by PETER A. Bret COLTON: AUCTIONEER. -LARGE SALE OF Carpets and a sinall assortment of Furniture. This day, (Saturday, April 3,) at 105efo'clock, at 724 Broadway, a large and valuable assortment of Velvet, Tapestry, Brossels and “ply Carpets (bout 30 in all). Also ‘some very cood Furniture, French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses, Bedroom Suita, together with variety of other Goods. Sale peremptory, and must be removed this day and Monday. BY Pur Levy, auctiONEER. Superb collection of Oil Paintings, by eminent artists. Catalogue rale this day, April 3, at Ar. Uste’ Salearoom, 80 Nassau street, sale commencing’ at 10} o'clock A. M. PYXECUTON'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 4 ott 258 Adeipht street, on Tuesday, April 6, at 1033 o'clock A. M., by J. COLE,’ Auctioneer. ‘The furnfiare con: sasie of the usual assortment of mahogany Furniture, Brus- rpets, Piano, rare old Paintings, Books and Flowers, d Bedding.’ Terms cash, FO WARD.PETTINGER, AUCTIONEER.BURDETT & i, MESSENKOPR, 10 Union square, sels Saturday, 123 o'clock, account proprietor going into other business, Stock, Fixtures, Good Will, License of Court House Wine Koom and Restaurant, No.2 Warren street. Sold in one lot, bighest bidder. Possession immediately. JR, BATEEWAY, AUCTIONEER, SELLS, THIS DAY, Yj, at llo’clock, at 102 Chatham street, a general assort: mentof fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, FF, %%, GUsueY, AUCTIONEER NURSERY, GREEN +» Houses, &c.,’at auction. Will be sold on Monday, April 6, the entire Stock'of Wm. Mackay, ourseryman and Horist, at West Morrisania, consisting of $0,000 ‘roes, Shrubs, Vines, green house Plants, Dwelling House, ireen Houses and every articie on the premises. Sale positive and without re- serve, well worthy the attention of nurserymen and others. Sale will commenae at 1055 A. M. JOR SALE—ON MONDAY, STH APRIL, AT 12 OCLOCK, at nge Salesroom, ‘IIL Broadway, by ANTHONY J, BLEECKER, SON & CO., (for account of former pur- chaser), three Lota on north side of Eighty-sixth strest, 75 feet east of avenue B. ‘Second hand and new Housel G)PORGE Cook, AUCTIONEER. \d Furnitare, Oftice and Library Furniture, &e. This day, at il o'clock, at 101 Liberty street, a general as- sortnient of fine Goods. "Catalogues at sale. H®*** D, MINER, AUCTIONE Salesroom No. 8 Cortlandt street. Messrs, MINER & BAR they will exbibit in their Galleri ER respectfully anaounce that No, M45 Broadway, com- mencing on Tuesday evening, March 9, the superb collection of Paintings belonging toJ. P. Benumont, FE Consisting. of rare works of art by esteemed ‘artists of the modern achool. Among them are spectmens chiefly painted to his order by , William S. Mount. Chavet, k. Leut min, Verbeckhoven, I. Baron, Litachauer, Adolf Dillens, G. Hoguet, haeeeny, Louis Robbe, asilear, Jerome Thompson, rds of one hundred other artista of celebrity, in- ‘The Taking of the Teoralit,’ asterpiece by ‘an Leutze ; a magnificent Flower Piece by J. at the Bath,” by Professor . Bewer, of Dussel- d many other pictures of note. The sale will take plact on the evenings of Wednesday and Thursday, the 7th and #th of April, at ig o'clock. H, YW, Monet, AUCTIONEER VALUABLE FARM «and Country’ Seat at_atiction, Will be sold at auction, on Saturday, April 10, at the Court House, in, the etty of ‘oughkeepsle, nt 12 o'slock noon, a Farin of 407 acres, aitu. aiod half © alle north of Hyde Park, ear the bank of the Hadgon, one-half pasture and one eary timber of ine aud onl there are one One jon, one farm une, and all necessary harns and shoda. 8 Property in this inity i constantly rising in valuo, and thie sale offers un- Usual inducements, either as a piace of reakiences or for prottable investment, For particulars inquire of JOHN frarorr, 2 South Wiiliam street, New York. ENRY FELTMAN WILL SELL BY FT ie evenings at 208 Hudeon street, = French and German Chromos, eteo! Engra glasses, &c. AUCTIONKER—WILL SELL THIS DAY, SAAC WOL at 10g at (42 Grand street, corner of Cannon street, a large assortment of Household Furniture, consisting of balr cloth Suits, Chamber and Redroom Suita, Tables, Mhaira, Burenas, Waal %, istende, Mirrors, Feather carpets, Oil Cloth, Kiteben Uten- ona, one Business W. |, Coun- Guns, Blacking and 100 Feed Bags, BOGART, AUCTIONRER. a. THIS DAY at Josg o'clock, at the Anetion Rooms No. 1 North William at., Honsebold Furniture, consisting of Parlor Suits, Cottage Suite, Bureaus, Wash- stands, marble top Centre’ Tables, mahogany Tete-a-Tetes, Sofa Bodsteads, mahogany Parlor Chairs, Rock Raay Chairs, Lace Curtains, king Glasses, black wainnt Bed- it Tables, p Ham: Mattross, Bedding, oak Extension Dining rniture, one large Kitchen Range, one a and'Ingrain Carpets. ‘Also, at 12 o'clock, glotof unotatmed Raggage, from French's Hotel; Trunks, Valises, Clothing, Gold and Silver Watches, &c. BOGART, AUCTIONEER. J. MONDAY, April 5, at IL o'clock, at No. 6 Johnson Block, foot of West Fifteenth atroet, the Strck and Fixtures of # Vinegar Manufactory; Goustasere, tron Boilers, Tanks, js, Stover, &o. ; ail tf apparatus for manufactaring vinegar. 08, MG &, AUOTIONBER, jon on Tuer dn, salosroom, I street, New York. ‘apply to the auiotioneer or to No. 6 Beekman sirest, New York. ‘YER RLSAS, AUOTIONER' 11 o'clock, at 804 Second at and Candy Stor®—diase Jars, Show Gas Fixtures and Awning. in tote, mer, Bru Py a hd Lt No. 4 Mactgn. 4! (he improvements, For F. J. MOISBEN, attorney, IRLLS THIS DAY, AT the contents of s Toy Counter, Shelving, SALES AT AUCTION. RELA WILKINS, AUCTIONEER, Mansion and: ‘goed Lots on Pacific street, New York senate avennee, the residenne of Thomas Smith, Esq. or H. LUDLOW & CO. will on TI UESDAY, APEIL 1889, o'clock, at the Exchange Seleacooms, = 111 Broadw: ‘The elegant Mansion and 20 of gyoun: cllic treot, Atlantic and New York avenues, B Mansion is two stories, basement and Morary, ining room, butlers pantry,’ bilisrd rooms Gamal “ room, butler’ fully frescoes ‘Second fioor, Oe sleep with ‘4¢., also three rooms in atti Kitchen, dumb waiter, wi use was built by the presdat tains every convenience of w elnes Youlteonoes heated by steam ; has burglar’s alarm, &c. All the Mirrors, Fu tures and Corn{ces wili be sold with the house. Grounds 200x250 (or 20 city lots), are handsomely laid out.t= tome and garden and pocieins ¢ reir 3 of choice fruits, ere is also a sul 16 12.4, both in good order. icoasaapatine ‘Sixty per cent of the purchase money can remain on bon@ sok parmits and maps apply at the Auctionser" Me. ‘or permits 8 Pine'struct, New York. ty daeiiesn M ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONE: No. 1 Bond street, near Broadway. B. H. LUDLOW € CO. wiil sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, April 7, 1859, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, New York, Bond street—-The extra large Lot of Ground, with the three story attic and basement brick House No. 1 Bond street, south side, 150 feet east of Broadway and southeast corner Cross ‘Lot 26 feet front and rear by 114.5 east side and 114.6 weet de. od pusiie SALE OF THE SPOTTSWOOD HOTEL, FUR niture, Fixtures, dc., will take place without reserve or posipenansent, on the peasise: Richmond, Va., on Wed- secant Venter faites ates aera ree age ean obtain, jculars prev’ tod. MILLWARD, 4 Readestreet, from 10 a. M. to Pie side. Possession May 1, 1869. Fifty per cent can remain on bond and mortgage. R= SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONRER.—SALESROOM 37 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. FINE SALE OF FURNITURE. ROBERT SOMERVILLE WILL SELL ATAU ON TUESDAY, APRIL 6, AT 103g O'CLOCK, AT THK Pi VATE RESIDENCE 21 RUTGERS PLACE, NEAR CLI STREET, ELEGANT HOUSEHOL! wood Parlor Suita, in A biack walnut Bedroom and Dining its, rich Bookcases, Wardrobes, Extension Tables, Chairs, rich gilt Frames, Plergod Mantel Mirrors, Feather Bed, Cut Glass, Kitchen’ Furniture, & ¢ ‘UPREME COURT.—SALE IN PARTITION, 5 JOSEPH baste pt Auctioneer, on Room Sui by At the Exchange Sait 1 Broads '. (By onder of the Supreme Court, under direction Of Grate al referee), the following valuable real Eight Houses and Lots on_ the north side of Forty-ninth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues. Each house is three story and basement, frame; situated on the rear of the , “a by the street Nos. as 405, 407, 409, 411, 413, 415, ant House and Lot No. 217 East Thirty-ninth street—This hones in three story basement high stoop brick; has hot and cold water and the other usual modern conveniences, Honse and Lot, No. 4 King street, near This house is two story and attic, brick; lot 22x53. ‘Also, the valuable Property on’ the northeast corner of Spring and Marion streets, on which there are three two story brick houses, known as Nos. 37 and 39 Marion and 61 Spring street. SHERIFF'S SALE HORSE, WAGON, &0.— SS" RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell this day (Saturday), at 207 Bowery, at 11 o'clock, Stock and Fixtures of a German wine and r cellar, Horse, Wagon, Haraess, Tron Safe, Tables, Chairs, &c. Jou 0. Lywx, Deputy, | JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff. HERIFF’S SALE—BUTCHER'’S SHOP.—RICHABD iv = a rear ee well hubs Ue at o'clock, at Ninety-first it, near Third avenue, tures of a’ Butcher's Shop. JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff, B. COSTELLO, Deputy. —————S——=—== aD COPARTNERSHIPS. EW YORK, APRIL 2, 1859,—THE COPARTNERSHIP of Spring, Nott & Co., New York, and Fredk. & Co., London, is this day dissolved, Mr. William Nott Mr. Fredk, Spring and alr. F. H. Cowperthwait are to seule all outstanding business and WINES, ‘The business of the late firm of Spring, Nott & ailee ba" carried om Dy tho Underalgned, under th fredk. Spring & Co. EDK. prcaecaran nan F. H. COWPERTHWAIT. frm of 468 nnd 628 Sixth ave ia dissolved by mutual consent, NUE FIRM OF WINES & ORARY 18 THIS DAY DIs- To naived by mutual consent. Mr. Palmer Crary ts alowe Authorized to siga the name o! Se Naaidetion, THEO. WINES. APRIL 1, 1869. " BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, PURCHASER WANTED—FOR THE RIGHT TO MAN- A ufacture an article in general demand and ce Jorsed by all first class houses in the trade. Apply to H, Muy 84 Jobo street, up stairs, MERCHANT COMMANDING CAPITAL DESIRES TO A “associate himself as active partner In the banking and brokerage business with an eatablished house or some mem ber of the Stock Boards, Address, with reference, F. N. Bp Herald office. y i SMART YOUNG MAN, WITH SMALL CAPITAL, CAN A. Sear of good investment by addressing Microscopie Photography, voxdl2l Herald office. N ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE HOUSK, STAPLE goods, linve a vacancy in their oflice for # gentleman, om salary, who will invest from #3,00 to $6,000, ferences an@ business unexceptionable. Address Salary, N ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WITH ABOUT S608 cash, wanted to take a half interest in a» paving business down town. SOUTHMAYD & CO., 14 way. RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.—$8.000 WORTR of Dry Goods and /Lease of Store in a prosperous New England city for sale. For particulars address box 1,583 New York Post office. TTENTION.—PARTNER WANTED, IN REAL business; a reiiable business man with $80) can have an opportunity to enter an old established business. Apply at 678 Broadway. Semen | PONE, BUSINESS OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS STAND. D ing for sale.—The-subscriber being compelled to give up iia business in consequence of the improvements going on fe hia neighborhood, offers his Machinery for makin Sations ‘and grinding bones forsale, It being the best machinery of the xind in the United States, a good, opportunity is offered here for an enterprising ‘man. Apply to CHRISTIAN SCHWART, 263 Last Fifty-third street, (OR SALE—A DINING AND OYSTER SALOO! iN, DO- ing a paying pusiuess, wi inc custom. For Tactory* rekecna for selling apply st the saloon, No. 1906 Third aveaue. No agents need appiy. JOR SALE.ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A GENBRAL ‘rade Store, in the count within 4 miles of New York, doing a retail business 100,000 a year: none bat principals ned apply, Address or, apply. to HUGHES & MULKAY, ornamental painters, 1,214 Broadway. PAstres, WANTED—WITH $3,000 TO 5,000, IN & first Cay machine shop, or $1,900 to borrow. Address R., station 1. Pe 2R WANTED IN COAL. THE ADVERTISER has bad long experience tn the retail coal trade, with exten- sive acquaintance 10 this city and Brooklyn, and’ some litue Capital, and wishes to connect himself with a reliable yard, already establinhed, or he will buy « paeadn be good location. Address immediately W. WL |, box 1s Herald ofice. DARTNER WANTED—WITH 92,00 CASH—FOR HALP Intereat in splendid manufacturing business down town Wil clear 1,000 yearly. Rare opening for business. Ap- ply at 599 Broadway, room I4, for two days. YBYVERAL VALUABLE PATENTS FOR SALE CHBAP.— © Patent for fre brick, fireproof paper, 4 cold mining, 7 ore furnace and steel, one car wheel, one Ateel top railand others; have oot been made public. See investor, 385 Broadway, Williamsburg, L. 1, after 4 P. M. WANTED, WITH A FEW ‘terest in one of the finest (it; something new ; ma ‘ced answer, Address Vv ELOCIPEDE.--PARTNER chine now ready. ©, Herald otic WANTED AN ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH CAPITAL, jn a Stationery Business; or would dispose of the om tire interest. Address Stationer, box 4,754 Post office. Weare. A PARTNER, WITH FROM $5,000 TO business $10,0.0 capttal, ecaeee . e = afacs cae roadway, Prot parucul ly (oA, J. BER or pariculars. appl i it "peMirt, 168 Bi poke ed by : ‘AW PL SMITi, or your self. Court street, Brooklyn, of room 10. Seine SEIRE Ri. peace b()() AN ACTIVE MAN HALF IN. 20.0), treet in an old established business paying per week. Inquire at 85 Nassau street, office 12. =A SURE FORTUNE. ~PART! WA $1,000.24 i208 vest money making exhibition America, performing to crowded houses, Apply immediate at @ Broad street, room 96. SL.000 ar2orinanre years, with ordinary pas Where bis tune ‘could be proitably em v iy AND SERVICES BY AN ENEROETIO business: loyed by both parties, or would give $50 for a situation im MeStctdm Hones oF Post Unlice, “or in any capacity where uality and integrity le; the best reference puncti Adare * given if required. a Y $1 500. ~BARtxEn, WANTEDTO TAKE HALP ot)! |. interest ina manvfacturing business; article staple. Inquire at factory, No. 6 Cannon street, ___BILAAARDS. LARGER ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND ‘ he celebrated: A hand Billiard Tables, all farnished with ‘tgut cushions, ready for abil OMERVANAGH & DECKER, Cleats of Canal and Centre sta ILLIARD TABLE.POR BALE CHEAP, ONR FOUR ocket Billiard Table with balla, cues, &e.,'in perfect or- der; the owner golng to moves has no place tO put it, Cam be seen from 5 to 8 o'clock, P. 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