The New York Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1870, Page 7

CUBA. Boviston of tho Taxation System—Pro- posed Ro-estab!ishmont of tho Old Arrangement of Taxes—News from tho Interior, ‘The steamsdip De Soto, which arrived here yes- terday, brings the latest news from Cuba, Porto Rioo and th Wost Initia tsiands, The purser’s favors aro hereby acknowledged. Suppression of the Direct Contributions—Tevi- val of the Old System of Taxation—General Features of the Lutter—Campaign in tho Camaguey~Valmaseda Going to Puerto Principe—Items of the Insurrection—Move- ments of Mr. Seward nnd Party. Tiavaya, Jan. 25, 1870, AM oxtra of the OMvial Gazette of the 234 an- mouvoes an abolition of the direct contrioutions, so- callea, which was at tne foundation of the com- plaints made by those wno inaugurated the present Tevolution in this isiand. \Wnle following the revo- lution in Spain there is no doubt these taxes would tm any case have bren aboiished or greatly modified. The action of the governine.t under the circum. gtances may be regarded aa a repetition of the course pursiied by the British Parilament in repeal- ing the Stamp act during the Amorican Revolution, and, like tnat famous measure, it comes Wo late to satisty revels in arms, ‘These contributions were, from the first, ill ad- ‘Vised and calculated to excite discontent, and at the same time it 1s wel! sevtied that “hey nave not af- forded to the government so large ® revenue as was obtained under the old system. Among the commis- gions which proceeded to Spain to advise with the authorities upon a revision of the method of taxa- tion in this island were some prominent Cabans, @nd it has been charged that tney advised the oner- us method adopted, with the view of exciting a dis- content which should lead to revolt. Far more than the method displaced 16 bore upon the poor, and the arbitrary manner in which its enactments were en- forced by tne Spanish oificiais, woo sometimes seized the last domestic animad of the poor luborer, exolted the people almost to frenzy. By this decree Of the Regent the old system 1s re-established. It Imposed a rustic tax of two and a half per cent. on the net product, and an aduitional two and @ half per cent for the Church. On city property, four Der cent on net income, Industry and commerce ‘Were subjected to a special tax on income, varying from one to four per cent, imposod by the Ayunta- Milentos for municipal purposes. Also a tax on pur- chase and sale of property of six per gent on price, and if the buyer paid this tax unaer teris of sale, two ana one-half per cent on the amount of six per cent additional, These wero the main features. Under authorization from the home government, General de Roaas decrees tnat tne change shall take effect from the 1st of April. Tho doeree is preceded by a long preambie, argu\entative and explanatory, but without muterest vey oud tue island. News from the insur.ection comes in but slowly, and presents Iittie of interest and importance. At- tention ts centred in the Camaguey, where, as pre- dicted in thexe despatches loug before move- ment. was inangurated, the decisive campaign ot the season is about to tuxe piace, By telegram from Cienfuegos tue Yor d+ Cuva professes to :earn ‘that 8 grand celeoration in honor of the pacification of the Eastern vepartiuent hus taken place in San- de Cuba, and that \ uimaseds was preparing to depart tor Puerto Principe. It adda that a party of the Ooutragueritios de Vaimaseda had arrived at Santiago, oaving ag prisoners tue insurgent Generals Luis 0 aud Pedro Figuardo, with the fam: of the laiter. The Vos de Cua tas this news ex. sively, and it should thevelore oe taken cum grano sclis, ag iis information of inat character generally ‘turns out faise. In reference to Puello the journals here, often two or three days benind Le emir news, owing to she fact that it is wichhekl oy the government, have Nothing. They siate that Goyeneche left orto Pniasipe ‘On the 18th, with eight days’ rations, in the Girection of the mountams of Najara, to combine With Puello, . ‘ihe Liario has trom the captain of the Pelayo that a person in autnority tn Nuevitas stated that Puello was besieging the ;tinoipal en- campment of rebels in the mvuntains mentioned, and Chis is all. Much anxicty is felt here goucerning ‘him, and there are ramors atioat thot Ine column has been cut to pieces and hrnse'f tiled. The hus correspondeace from the force of Goyeneche nga ae of tue march irom Ciego de Avila to Pacrto Principe. ‘The troops eucouutered RADY opacecion. Owing to the roughueas of the way, ba ins ts, Until shortly peta ai when vanguar & purty Of armed Chinamen, ‘Who instantly fed. one of iielr nuuber was taken Prisoner and tried by su:nmary court martial. The Pelayo broaght dates from Gibara to toe 19th, out they contain nothing of inierest. Yesterday evening urrivod here the Mayor of Bemedios, bringing information that the Chief Mugice and 100 of bis party had prasented them- @eives to the authorities for pardon. Dates from Trinidad to tae zist ana Cienfuegos to the 334 report encounters und various attempts at estraction of estates, the detatis of wnich are of no mm On the morning of Saturday, the 22d, went to sea the gunboats Go.dado and Rapido, recently trom New York, having on board the Spanisa Admiral ‘and two foreign engiueers, for the purpose of testing Machinery and general cond.tion of vessels. ‘Lhese ‘Were pronounced eminently satisfactory. United States flagship Severn, Kear Admiral Poor, and the monitors Dictator and Saugus left nere jay evening for Matauzas. A grand parade of the vulunteess of Havana, fol- lowed by @ review in honor of Mr. Seward, took place on & heavy rain storm ‘while the line was forming, amid whicn the Genéral and staif arrived on tne gro and, in de- te of which, condacied the ceremonies to a close. » Seward occupied @ carriage, which effectually secared him from the adhe Ae a tia lo-day Ar. Seward party proceed to the estat “Espafia,” near Bemba, woere they will remain one day; thence tney will proceed to the estate of Mr. Richiand, situate near Curdenas, where they will remain about ten Gays and then return here, Ramon Wiluams, @ merchant of Havana, accompanies them. A Very life-like plaster cast of Mr. Seward has ‘been taken by an artist here since his arrival. PORTO RICO. ‘The Sugar Crop Promising Favorably— Large Amount of Tonnage in Port. Sr. Taomas, Jan. 17, 1870. From Porto Rico we learn that the sugar orop Is Promising very well. Work on the estates will be- come general about the middle of this month. The ‘rst cargo will be shipped from Ponce for Baltimore on or about the 2ist inst. This is, however, an ex- ceptional case and the active time will not como until Februa! large amount of tonnage in Porto There is Rico at present, whica will take away the first sugars. ST. THOMAS. ‘Tho Sunken Steamer Colombinn—The Case of the Telegrato. St. THOMAS, Jan. 17, 1870, The Messrs. Murphy had the Colombian partly up, batachain breaking they were opliged to stop in porns mend it, and will’ commence again in a few iw lanyers have all enh cre to try the ease of the Teegralo, which will come up on iow instant. Eee BRITISH WEST INDIES. Changes in Administration—Condition of the Crope—Reward for Destructi of Sere pente—Vari Items. Kinaston, Jamaica, Jan. 9, 1870. BARBADOS. ‘The fagship Royal Alfred, bearing the flag of Rear Admiral Wellesley, arrived at Bridgetown on the ‘Zist of December, where the Admiral was saluted dy the British steamers Jason and Niobe, both of ‘which were lying at anchor in Carlisie Bay. The North German frigate Niobe arrived from Cape de Verde Islands on the 14th of December. It ta said that Governor Rawson has been recalled %& England, and that nis Excellency is to be super: seded by Sir Benjamin Pine, from Antigua, The cause of Mr. Rawson's removal is sald to have been coasioned by legal proceedings instituted in Eng- Jand against him at the instance of the late Colonial Secretary (he having ‘been aismiased’ the service) of the Bahamas, charging his Exceilency with being lity of certain unlawiui acts while holding her jeaty’s commission as Governor of the ahamas. TRINIDAD, Private letters received by the mall from influen- tial sources in Engiand stare thut Governor Gordon ‘will go to the Mauritius and Major Mundy to Trinl- Soe Moe d Dhoni Calcutta, arrived on i for the plantations, covlie immigrants ST. LUCTA. ‘The government have in contemplation the offer ing of @ premium for the destruction of serpents, a6 ‘they are Wo Gestractive to human life in REE EEE LL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wai StREer, SUNDAY, Jan. 30, 1810, ‘The week has closed upon a ratnor steady market, Porionlariy in STOOKS. Many of tho speculative combinations have been disappointed at the apathy with whioh outsiders lave regurded the temptations to again enter the speculative arena. Indeod, it mas requircd all the ease in money to keop prices from receding, and Were it not for the unusual facilities afforded holders Of siocks it 1s an open queation whether the whole market would not have undergone a decline. The brokers whose business has besn so largely reduced since last fall are compellod to confess that the street lacks the old buoyancy which used to attend the relaxation of tho rate on call loans, Tho fall tm the tnterest rate to fve and four per cent would tn old times have ted to the sharpest competition for the possession of stocks, but now the utmost enthusiasm leads toa rise of only one or two per coat The great bulk of the leading shares ts held by the cliques, and the street seems unwilling to come in and assiat a movement to higher prices, Tne lesson of the panic is not so soon forgotten, although at the outses of the year @ppearances aid indicate that the victims of the disasters of September were in a burry to retrieve their losses. The succeeding dulnuess must be attri- buted to the general disposition to taxe smal profits and not to hold on for large ad- vances. The cliques have found it more difficult than usual to ‘milk the street,” although the opera- tion has not been uniformly unsuccessful. As a general thing, however, tney have tatled, the wtreet standing aside and looking askance at their efforts, but manifesting little desire to be the victims of the lacteal performance. Certain shares have encoun- tered the force of advorse circumstances and have been weak despite speculative support. The West- ern railways, whic are dependent more or less on the movement of the crops, have suffered a large falling off in receipts, the farmers and grain specu!a- tors withhoiding freignts in expectation of more favorable prices in the spring or summer. In two prominent roads it is reportea thas the directors tind themsolves compelled to borrow money to pay dividends declared when the prospect was not so unflattering. Horo srises a question which should receive attention in a quarter competent to take action. Why are dividends de- clared when the monoy to pay them 1s not actually im the treasury of the company? Any person who 1s vempted to buy stock on woion a dividend ts thus declared is deliberately swindled out of bis money, and the directors who deciare tt ure guilty of fraud. The sensation of the week has been Rock Island, which was struck from the call at the board for fatlure to register two millions of new stock iasued last June; or rather for failure to notify the Stook Exchange of such intended issae, The price fell to 10354 upom this announcement, but the oficlais of the road, taking this action as an affront, are alleged to have bought all tne stock tifus sold, as well as all the short stock oifered by the “bears,” with the effect of putting the price to 113%. The cliques are 80 ready to take all advantages of the pubilo, and have shown their ability to do so on so many occa- sions, that the street ts inclined to pause before ven- turing, and hence we find that the transactions of late have been confined to the brokers and that the market has temporarily drifted into what is known as a ‘‘brokers’ ae 2s OLD, ‘The speculative feoling has largely abandoned the Gold Room, the fluctuations in the premium being so slight as to present few temptations to the heavier operators. The price has been strong and steady, however, the strength of exchange and the Increasing specie shipments croating @ fair demand. The steadiness of the market was quite evident toward the close, when, despite the sensational stories regaraing the programme of the Treasury for February, the fluctuations hardiy exceeded a haif percent. Before these lines are in type the tele- graph will doubtless bring us the real facts as to the plans of Mr. Boutwell for the ensuing month. The disposition to be on the “hill” side of gold bas beem encouraged by the easier raves for carrying balances, the figure in some in- stances favoring the holder a8 against the borrower. The course of the market during the week is shown in the table:— Highest, Lowest, GOVERNMENT BONDS were unsettlea within narrow fluctuations, and therein closely followed the movements of the gold market, The latest atreet prices on Saturday were a8 followss—United States sixes, registered, 1891, 118% @ 118%; do sixes, 1881, coupon, 118% a 1183; do, ftve-twenties, registered, 1843, 1154 9.1155(3 do., do., 1862, coupon, 115% a 116; do. do., 1864, do., 15% @ 115% ; do. Go., 1886, do., 116}¢ @ 115%; do. do., 1865, do., January and July, 114% .9134)<; do. do., 1867, d0., 1145 @ 114%; do. do., 1868, do., 114% a 116%; do, ten-forties, registered, 113% ® 112; do do., coupon, 112% a 112%: currency bonds, 111% a 112, SOUTHERN SECURITIES were irregular, the general lst being strong. Ten. nessees were heavy snd lower under unfavora- ble legislation on the question of the State taxes, and North Carolinas firm and higher. The Louisi- Gnas were weak, but improved at the close: The South Carolinas were strong and active, advancing an average of about five per cent on the several issues, while the Virginias were buoyant upon the readmission of the State by Congress. MONEY was in abundant supply to borrowers on call at rates ranging from four to sx per cent, with exceptional transactions at three and seven. Commercial paper ‘was in demand‘at seven to nine percent, Foreign exchange closed dull and firm at a decline from the rates ruling in the early portion, when some of the speculators in gold bad sought to assist ther move- ment by manipalating the sterling market, THM BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the associated banxs is again favorable in all respects. The increase in specie 1s over @ million, and in legal tenders over two miilions, making a total gain in the reserve of over three millions. As the increase in their liabiit- ues is only two and half~millions the gain in tne surplus over the legal reserve 1s two and a haif mil. lions, This surplus is now the remarkable sum of $36,242,080, ‘The following are tho last two state. ments contrasted: — Jan, 22. Jan. 29, 259, 592,756 $260,324,271 39,454,003 40,475,714 803, 721. 33,712,232 207,479,823 210,160,913 « 64,619,438 56,782,168 The changes in detail are:— Increase in toans, Increase in specie. Decrease in circulation. Increase in deposits. . Increase in legal tenders... LATEST PRICRS OF STOCKS. After the boards on Saturday the following were the latest prices of stocks in the Long Room, which was kept open beyond the usual hour owing to the atorm:—New York Central and Hudson River, stock, 95% 89534; New York Central and Hudson Rit rr, Kerip, 91% & jaslom, 130; Erie, 24 a 24%; Read- ing, 95% 99534; Lake Shore, 84% a 84%; Wabash, 52% a 5336; Pittsburg, 90 9 914; Northwestern, 71% » ‘71%; Northwestern preferred, 88% @ 88%; Rock Island, 113% @ 113%; Fort Wayne, 838 88%; Mil- waukee and St. Paul, 72 @ 724; Milwaukee and St Pant preferred, 85% a 86; Ohio and Mismssippi, 25% @ 25%; New Jersey Central, 96 a 96%; Western Union Telegraph, 35% a 35%; Cumberland, 34.8 3434; Quicksilver, 13% a 14%; Pacific Mall, 3944 830%; Adams Express, 64's 64}; Woils-Fargo Expreas, 20a 2034; American Merchants’ Union Express, 364 8 8756; United States Express, 5134 @ 624; Canton Company, 5536 56; Illtn01s Central, 134 a 133; Mich- igan Central, 117}¢ a 118; Maripcsa, 94 @0)4; Marl pose preferred, 19 a 19 COMMERCIAL REPORT SATURDAY, Jan. 29-6 P.M. CorPRe.—Rio was quict but steady at the quotations pub- lished in our last issue. The sales were only 277 bags, ex Tnchdarine, on private terms, Other kinds were dull but unchanged. Corron.—The market for this staple was excoedingly mency of the weather, The offerings were fair and Prices were heavy and in some casos wales were made at a alight concession from yesterday's figures, The eaics were only S81 bates, of which 583 were for apinain: 4 on apec: ‘There wus ‘exles, Fatiting, ford iniddling, for June, at 26a. Tin do,, for tha tat February, at Bice. the 28h do., at ube. ; 300.da., for March, at 2 480 do., for ri Age. a Bhige.; 160 do, for July, ; 860 do. ry 0 do, for March, 200 do, for ap il, a do, for 2! to. for June, on private torms. “We hppeud the ious Uptawtsand Mo'tteand . te ae ‘a3 p hs business ta futuro N. Orleans. Texas, 2 Onttnary.. 25 Good ortinat wy mi ldiiug. Mivilingssss8 Good mi annexe. Southern our was dud bub une t ot, 360 bbls, Hye flour waa qul prices favored buyers. Tho sules wera 20) bbis, Cora meal ‘waa dull and nominal at former quotations, No. 2 Stat 10 20 und Qbio, shipping brands. Honp Onlo wade bean Mavadesccavare | Seesseseasasceses. was dull and nominal, as Qc. 9 $1 for Western, sles were reported. Corn was dull, and old was waoll: nominal. Small lots of new mixed and white eold at from fo, to 96c., and new yellow at 9c. Bariey was dull and nominal at 870. a 950, for Western with sales of 15,000 bashels at the fosite price for two-rome State and Canada West i ive) on private Western were offere offered at 55a, iu store without buyers, 8 ‘SGe, though smali lots sold at Jo. @ Blo. shout oa biatna at Bie “for Wenterny t8sece 6 Glo. toe a 000 bushes ce. for West cm Blo. Bate, and 690. for white 3 Riss al Farionzs.—The market was unusually quiet, the offerings of all artices being light, and rates wero geasral'y heavy. The chartcring business was quiot, but rates wore without alteration. engagements were:—To Liverpool, steamer, 300 bales cotton at i¢d., 50 hhds. tallo is, ‘and small lots bacon at Ye. T! harters were : —. from Philadelphia to Marseilles with 2,:00 bbls. petroleum and its products at or about 6ls.; a brig to Barbadoes and back on private terms, and @ bark'(now in Stonington) to Havre or Antwerp with 8,000 bbls. crude pe:roieum at 4s. 61. GuNNiRs.—We beard of no sales, but prices were steady at tae ‘9 19c, for bags and 9c. a 2lc. for cloth. ‘A¥.—There was only @ moderate demand, owing to Be ST eae St iets for a (or 0 Eira, ant Soe. for short dos ie HEMP was di was ly qnict and the sales wore unimportant; prices were unchanged, ranging at from Ibo, 3c. for common to choice grates. MOLASSF8.—Tho was unchanged. There was no demand except for retail lola, and pricos for al nda were wy and nomin quotations in our issue. We heard of no sales. 7 for spirits turpentine was NAVAt. StoRea.—The demand Dut holdera wore unwilling to effect aalea except at ful AB Igo. for merchantable ani Ehloping lott, “There wore sold 7eobin: at aosge es tTige, the latter price for New York bbls. Rosin—For strained there was more demand, and er, closing at about tis for common to good. For cargoes to arrive 2 1736 a ¥2 20 was asked. There was no demand for No. 4, which was sparingly offered. There were sold 1,000 bbis. good strained a 800 do, strained 17 29, 300 do. No. 1 at £8 «G4 and amall lots 0. 9 was aekeee ry Set ext an ow gi and we hear! of no fered at $4, and the best bid for stock fs held by one party, O11.8.—Of linseed we heard of no further sales of moment. Small lots were selling at 90c. @ 980. in casks and bbls. Other kinds were dull, but unchanged in vaine. PROVIstONS. -Recel HT bole. pork, ckages cut meats, |, Kegs do,, atid 1,808 dressed ho moderate jobbia: ay"s p was activa for tabure delivery at previous figures, The were &0 bbls, at $37 a $27 60 for new mess. and #24 for Pegas alse, By Dole. new meas for, the let Juy at 1,000 do. for February nt $95 75 a ir ter price, and 750 do. for April at Dresset We es were owing Bese w bl Herces beet, 679 ber, juote:—City, 18}46, a 18c., and Western, wot nal fe, but unchanged in value; nies 100 bls. At IU 8 #14 for plain moss, and #14 @ B17 for extra do. : 1 lots in tlerces at #45 © $28 for prime meas, ‘$31 for India do. Beet were steady, with bbis. at 828 a for Pexas, and $31 = £33 for Weatern. Cut meats were dull, and po sales were re + Prices were nominal at day's quotations. Bucom was and wore entirely nominal ; 80 boxes longelear broxght 16'¢c.; Cumberland cut was quoted at dc. 14°40., and short rib 150. a 16340. Lard was slow of nale, the jemand being ght and the market was heavy. Salee 00 packages at 16 0. for No. 1to kettle rendered. For future delivery of no sales not previously ., PETROLAUM.-Crade in bulk-on the spot was scarce and steady at I 17c., but we heard of no sales of mament, the demand extremely light, For all February there wore sellers at 16}<c., price there wi Crude in bbls. was {a more deman market for refined was extremely quiet, there bei mand, elthor for export or and nerally more snxious to realize, prices were heavy and Btandard white was obteinable at Bic., and buyers Fafuaed to pay over S0ice. A ante of 1,800 bis. Tumored at 8c, Jobbing lots were “sellin; ‘Naphtha was quoted I2o., at which price Ta hia the market was dull and’ heavy and prices were lower, closing at 80jyc. The demand was extremely light and we heard of no a UGAN.—The amount of business transacted small, the dema joes we tn raw was nd from all classes of buyers being light, and sales were 450 0: urades.... se 1056 & 13! RiOB.—The demand was light and we heard of no sales o! moment. We quote:—Common to prime Carolina, 6c. ac. BEENG.—Linseod was dall and nouzinal at about #2 uy, y Ae Grass were dull and nominal at yesterday's icen, STEARINE was and at steady prices. fn moderate dem: There were sold 60 tierces at 16440. a 1630 TaLLow.—The deman id was fair, @specially for the a offered. There wore sold 190 : HH 1s common at 93,0. 10c, 34 bbls, The market was on}; Wy. Bales 350 bbs. ot 9c. @ Gi, ADVERTISING SWINDLERS CAUGHT IN THEIR OWN TRAP, A novel case, at least in the Massachusetts courts, has just been decided in $he municipal court at Bomon. It seems that two swindlers, namod Hooper and Simmonton, have been engaged on Com- mercial street, in that city, in raising money by ad- vertising fora partner in the firm of A. Hooper & Co., shippers. They would offer great inducements, by advertisement, entice some victim, who would eat is Capital of $690 or $1,000, and soon after, nding there was no business, would sell out to the firm for @ nominal sum. Simmonton was the conventent partner, whose business it was to retire from the firm whenever the victim was ready to buy in. One of the jast men bied in this way was an old sea captain of Beverly, who was thus swindled out of $500. The next man was Wil- liam Derbyshire, an Englishman, from Central America, who was invelgied into putting money into the bogus firm. By good luck he found his way to law office of Mr. Edwin Morton, who thought way clear to break up the swindlers. By the help of a shrewd officer’ he had them arrested, one of the judges of the municipal court declining to issue the warrant because he saw no hope of con- vicung them, Another judge was willing to have the powers of the law tested, and on Wednesaay the two thieves were convicted on the indictment found a tew weeks since. By a providential incident Mr. Morton was able to find the Beverly victim and con- front him a8 @ witness with the swindiers, who were beaten at all points, and now will go to prison for some years. The case is an important one, as settling a point in law, and likely vo check the suc- cess of the advertising dodge now so much employed by knaves. COURT CALENDATS—THIS DAY. Supreme Count—CHAMBERS.—Held by Judge Car- dozo, Call of calendar at twelve M.—Nos, 94, 106, 122, 182, 206, 217, 231, 232, 23%, 248, 249, ARINE COURT—TRIAL TERM.—Part 1.—Before Judge Gross. Non jury causes only.—Nos. 4720, 4821, 4822, 122, 128, 133, 150, 212, 291, 182, 273, 269, 267, 283, 287, 201, MARINE CovRT—TrraL TaRM—Part 2.—Before Judge Curtis. Non jury causes Ct Eire 32, 78, La se T81, 184, 265, 268, 270, 272, 274, 275, 279, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bovong—CurRAN.—On Thursday evening, January 27, by the Rev. Father Graham, CHaRLes Boucus, of Mortagne, France, to Miss Istpoka Cunian, of Jer- City. a vied Papers please copy. Fiquet—Tarsit.—On ursday, January 27, by the Kev. David Mitchell, D. D., OC, Jerome Fiquet to Evemana B., only daughter of Samuel Tribit, Laq., all of this city. No cards. Died. Aanon.—On Sanday, January 36, MALKR AARON, ‘wife of A. Aaron. in the 76th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends o/ the family are mvited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of her son, 326 Toird avenue, this day (Monday), at twelve o’clock noon. ARNOLD.—UN Saturday, January 20, at her rest- dence, 77 South First street, Williamsburg, Mra, ANNE ARNOLD, aged 52 yeara, The relatives and friends of the family, as also those of her brother, Jotun Kelly, ex-Sherif of Now York city, and those of her sons, William and Joha, are respectfully invited to attend tne funeral, from the Church of St, Peter and St. Paul, Second street, between South Second and South Third streets, this (Monday) morning, at hall-past nine o'clock, whea & solemn high mass of requiem wil be offered for tue NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1870. A aad geese rt ae TTav7T.©6C Tepos@of hersont, The remains wilt be inierred ta Calvary Cemetary. AXKNOLD.—On Saterday mornlog, January 29, as Ungering illness, Mary A, youngest dauga- ter of Alfred P. and Maria Arnold, i the 19a yéar of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from tae res’ denoe of her parents, No. 120 East Elghty-secoud Street, on Tuesday morning, at half past ten oolock. Proviaence and East Greenwich papers pleaso copy. Kaxas.—At Clifton, Staten Island, on Friday nigi%, January 23, of water on (0 brain, from sear et Jever. LULY, tufant daughter of Charles W. and Mary H. Bangs, aged 1 year aad 8 months. Fuveral services a: the residence of Ber parents, Townsend avenue, Citfion, this (Monday) atrernooa, at three o'eiock, : Bennfy. ~Ou Saturday, January 23, of consump- tion, EuiZaBuTu Bayne, eldest daughter of tho lale ‘Thomas and Harriet Kenney. The trt-nds of tho family are respectfully invited to attend’ the funeral. from her brothor-ta-law's rest- dence, No. 617 Wes: Forty-oigath atrect, oa ‘Tuesday rites shone o'ciook, im. LLUINS.—On Sunday, January 30, afver a long If- ness, BURNABY COLLINS, tn the 26bh yeur of bis my ‘The relatives and frien Js of the family are inviled to attend the funeral, on fuosday afternoon. at two o'clock, Mom the resideace of his uncle, Thomas pee corner of Maroy and Wi.lougaby,avenues, roo! ne Onowragn.—On bg afternoon, January 23, at nis residence, 32 Weas Nineteeath street, KicaaRD CROWTHER, 1m the bith year of nas Friends of the family are invited to attend tho pe aR Lair (Had Ann's fo be thea pa street, near avenue, ou inesday morning, at ten Oolock, without further notice, . Cxow1y.—On Sunday, January 30, Tomas Orow- LY, anative of Bigarstown, county iy land, aged 45 years, ‘The friends and acqua'ntances of the family are invited to attend tho funeral, this (Monday) aller. noon, at one o'clock, trom his late reaidenoe, No. 455 West Thirveentu street. Dantox.—Oa Briday, January 28, at nis residence near Jamaica, L. 1, Joun L. Duron, in the 63d Year Of his,age. Friends are respecttully invited to atvend the funeral services this (Monday) afternoon, ab 2 o'clock, at the house, and thros o'clock at Grace church, Ja+ maica, Da Nyrsz.—On Saturday morning, January 29, ELBANOB Cxorsay, widow of Jacquea De Nye, ia the 78th year of her age, Relatives and friends of tho famtly are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residenee of ner son-in-law, Thomus B. Lawson, 239 Jersey av- aus, emer City, on Tuesday ‘noon, at one o’cloc! Her remains will be taken to New Utrecht, L. I., for interment. DONNRELLY.—On Saturday, January 20, Marragw DONNELLY, parison of Ariis, Queens county, Ireland, 51 feats of Age. ‘ue friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, from his laté residence, 33 Downing street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. pdak.—At Rahway, N. J., on Pantin worn January 30, very suddenly, C. 8. Bsvitk, wife of John B. Kagar. Notice of funeral hereafter. Ewa.p.—On Saturday morning, January 29, atter @ long ant tingertug iiiness, Sapa ABLA en wife of Peter Ewald, in the 38th year of ler age. The ratives and friends of the family are re- spectfuily tuvited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 819 Third avenue, this (Monday) alter- noon, at one o’ciock. FAkRINGTON.—On Sunday, January 30, THRODORD B., only son of Theodore 8. and Emina Farrington, aged 10 years, 1 month and 23 days. Fanerai on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 143 Grand street, MP cy 4 Ficx.—Oa Saturday, January 29, HANNA FiOK, widow of Peter Fick, in the 82d year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, frdm her late resi- dence, 56 Suffolk street, on Tuesday afernoon, at one o'clock, FoRgMay.—On Sunday, January 30, ELIZABETH A., wife of R. R. Freeman, in the 60th year of her age. Funeral on TuesJay afternoon, at hall-past three o’ciock, at Metuchen, N. J. GaLLAGHER.—On Friday, January 23, SUSAN OxoI- LIA, the beloved wife of James Gallagher, in tho 30th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of her father, Roger Mulholland, and iso of her brotbers-in-iaw, Wilitam Stevenson and Owen Moran, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 437 East Fifty seventh street, this (Monday) morning, at hall-past nine o'clock, The remains will be taken to the Churca o St. Vin- cent Ferrer, corner of Lexington avenue and Sixty-sixtn street, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul, thence to Calvary Cemetery. HALLIGAN.—At his residence, No. 99 Bridge street, Brookiyn, on Saturday, January 29, MaTrHugw HALLIGAN, in the 60th year of his ago. His relatives and those of the family, also the members of United States Lodge, No. 207, F. aud A. M., are invited to attend the funel from nis late Tesidence, this (Monday) afvernoon, at two o'clock. He®NNES3Y.—Gn Saturday, Jan 29, after a short tliness, ELLEN C., the beioved wife of Daniel and second eldest daughter of Richard 22 years and 18 days. ves and friends of the family are respect- ted to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 125 Kast Fifty-Ofth on Tuesday morning, at haif-past nine c’cloc! jer remains will be taken to St. Gabriel's church, in Kast Thirty- seventh street, where a requiem mass will ve offered up for she repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. J JenrTz.—On Saturday, January 29, KINIcH HINRICH BNTZ. The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 447 West Fortietn street, this (MoD- day) afternooa, at one o'clock, JIMMBRSON.—On Saturday, January 29, Jostau F. JIMMERSON, aged ai are. The funeral will take piace from his late residence, 110 Broadwey, Williamsburg, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, Lgon.—On Saturday, January 29, suddenly, JoserH LEON, aged 60 years, The rolatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 31 Delancey street, this (Monday) morn- ing, at ten o'clock, without further invitation, Lyxcu.—On Suaoday, January 30, JoHN Ian. LYNcH, of consumption, at his father’s residence, 239 Elizabeth street. Notice of faneral in to-morrow's Lag or MaTHEws.—On Friday, January 28, Jamus M. MaruEws, D. D., in the 86th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, the clergy of the various evangelical denominations, and the members of the medical profess! are invited to attend the funeral services, at the South Reformed church, corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street, on Tuesday afternoon, at hi ast two o'clock. MAURAN.—On Saturday, January 29, SoPHIs, youngest child of 8. Eddy aud Virginia Mauran, agen 3 years and 5 months. McOonMICK.—On hides 8 evening, January 23, after a lingering illness, Epwin McCorMick, aged 89 years (late engineer of Methodist Book Concern). © iriends of the family and of bis brothers, Daniel and Stephen, also members of late Hook aid Ladder Company No. 3, Volunteer Fire Department, ‘re invited to attend the funerai. at the Greeus street Methodist Episcopal church, this (Monday) alternoon, at one oylock, McMANUs.—On Sunday, January 30, Epwarp Joun, only child of James and Harriet E. McManus, aged 2 years, 6 months and 13 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 169 Sackett street, Brooklya, on Tues- day afterpoon, at two o'clock. Vik.—At Elizabeth, N. J., on Saturday morn- ing, January 20, Mrs. Ja: OGILVIE. ‘Tho friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the First Presbyterian church, PRASE.—At Jersey City, on Saturday evening, January 29, EDWARD Pwase, Of Springfleld, [., in the 55th year of bit ee Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock, at the residence of his brotner-in-iaw, Asher Taylor, 83 Wasnington street, Jersey City. The re- oq will be taken to Hudson, N. Y., for inter- ment POLLOCK. —At 62 Union place, on Sunday, January 30, JANE, widow of James Pollock. Notice of funeral hereafter. RaveLyR.—On Sunday, January 30, after a linger- ing illness, ANN CATHERINS, daughter of the late Daniel Rapelye, of Newtown, L. I. The relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her sister, Mra. Join Lloyd, 55 Firat place, Brooklyn. RKoosrs.—Suddenly, on Sanday, January 30, at his residence, No. 8 West Thirty-third street, M. W. Rooers, formerly of Baltimore, Md., in the 60th year Of bis age. Notice of funeral hereafter. Samo.—On Saturday evening, January 29, Sana, daughter of William and Caroline Samo. The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 305 East Twenty-third street. Stixq.—On Saturday, January 29, afver a short, painful tllness, ANNA CATHARINA, wife of F. Stieg, 84 years aud 2 months, le relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late re- sidence, corner Muiberry and Mott streets, on Tues- day alternoon, at one o'clock. The remains to be interred in Lutheran Cemetery. TrAL.—On Thursday, January 27, suddenly, Frep- ERIOK TRAL, Sr., in the 80th year of his The remarns will be taken to Rhinebeck, N. Y., for interment, this (Monday) morning. TSRAUNE.—On Bunday, January 30, Gronoe W., only son of Lewis M. and Maggie Terhune, aged 2 yeprs, 11 months and § days, ‘ho relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral service, this (Mon- day) evening, at 8 o'clock, at his late residence, 230 West Tenth street, without further’notice. The re- mains will be taken to New Jersey for interment. TOL.¥S.—At Hoooken, on Saturday morning, Jan- Uary 29, FLORENCE AMELTA, only daughter of Danicl aud Catharine Amelia Toles, aged 3 years and 5 days. She bloomed but shortly in this life, She lives a flower there. TRUsT.—On Saturday, January 29, Trust, the beloved wife of Goorge years, ‘The relatives amd friends of the family are respe>t- fully imvited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, corner of Rivington and Cannon streets, ou Tuesday a(ternoun, at one o'clock precisely. Tue remains will be interred at the Lutheran Cemetery, WILLIsToN.—In Brookiyu, on Sunday, January 30, au MARGARETH ‘rust, aged 47 Sanat Pomrnoy, wife of the late 0. LL Williston, tn ho 77th vear of her axe. ‘Tho relatives aud friends, and thoso of her gon, Jonn 1, Williston, and son-in-law, Onsres ©, Ourlts, Gre invited to attend the funeral, froin her tale rest. ence, 604 Atiantio stret, Hrookiyn, on ‘Tuesday afternoon, at hall-past two o'clock. SALES AT AUCTION. N RAL, A BY HENRY H, LEEDS & MINER, HENRY H. LEBDS, AUOTIONE: ONDBE OF &, ¥ BLEGANT AND | AND OTUER PRECIO’ S STONES, WATGHEN, £0, Xo. 20 BE SOLD PERBNPTORILY, AND POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE, TO CLOSE THR CONCERN, AT THB LBEDS ART GALLBKL ES, NOS, 817 AND #19 BROADWAY, Southwoat corner Twolfth etreot, ‘on THURSDAY, TPH; PRIDAY, 2TH, SATURDAY S9TH AND MONDAY ist JANUARY, 18M, At 106 oiclock exch day, and contionin; until ail Ie sold. a thin very valuable Jon will be found the Anest dest eines DIAMONDS of old and new mines, RUBIES, BMG ALDS, PEARLS, OPALS, BTONE CAMEOS, 0: the creat art ints, mounted rtfatio manner, Jowslry of all do the inost e'ecant Rtyles, embracing @ very largo assortment of BRAGKLETS AND SETH, ine amol and pre- nea. A larceand superb assorimout of DIAMOND EARRINGA: of tho hnest wacer an ignt; also lndvor® INES and LEONTINES, genta’ and lation ‘ATOHES, of the best maicers and (nish | LOOKITR, SKAL RINGS, ROAR PINS, CHAINS, 4c, of tho best workman- ey ad ath ahh BUH, RECEIVER AND TRUSTER. LY DLAMOND Aton? GOLD, 7, RUBIES, K abip and (neat, her supePb jewelry incidental to a Orat clase wey, otal dshment. THEMS CASH 2OR ALI RUNG UNDER, gam, OVER THAT fap ye ENDORSE! NOTES, APPROVED BY TGR TRUSTE, ALL CREDITS TO BE bey Vase FOR BEFORE THE ‘Tho goods will be on exhibition at our galleries, as above, on and after Monday, 24th inst, unt rale. ‘Catalogues ab galleries and ofliocs of tie auotloncers, Ft eiveng NOTIOR.-J. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONKER, THIS DAY—MONDA\, Magotficent Household Furniture, 1 West Pintoonth. ebrest, between Fifth and Bixth avenues. Drawing Soom Bults, Paintings, Bronses, Statuary, Velvet Medallion Carpots, Marquoterie Bole do Rose Lomein liverware, Books, Linens, oa THIS DAY (Mondavi, January 3, ‘al tho residence 6/ West Fifteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth vonnon, 1034 o'clock, ealo commenotny ‘The largest, richest assortment of H ‘urniture offered at auctlon this season, the house furnished less than lx months and {n complete omer. Drawing Room Sat Covered green goid, blus xold, crimson gold éatin brocat y Window Curtains to matoh; marqueterte bois de rose nets, Tables, Jardinieres, Kncolgnures, Canterbury, rorewood Boo Bh marble tops; Metallion Vel- re Bookcase, vot Carpeis, Paintings by tatos, Bronze Biata wood Plat ‘Clock, Chancellor; masmilcent rene, Cl lore, magn rat “celebrated ‘maker; rosewood, walnut edateada, Commores | Wardro ; Halt, Spring Mat : rystal Glaus Ware; Sliver ner, Tea Service; SheMet ry, Punch Kow!, Sofas, Chairs, Kockers, Lounges ; also ail tho Furniture of servants’ artments. Every faclitty for paciinnand moviug the g¢ Parties wishing to attend this sale take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars. A Sertoy, SALE—AT 18 WEST TWENTY SIXTH ‘street. nity for housekeepers wanting youd Furatture, EDWIN NICHOLS & CO,, Auctioneers, will sell all the handsome Household Furniture at the elogaut private resl- dence 118 Twenty-alith street, belweon Sisth and Sevens avenues, this (Monday morning, January 31, at 11 o'clook precise 7 all the Puratture made to order seven, months ao for ihe present owner, wad will be wold to the highest bidder ut reserve. Magaiticent rosewood Ti< octave Pianoforte; Beautiful Parior Suits, latest styles, Qnd crimson and covered with green and 4. Freach satin brocatels str' reps aud plata reps; Works of Art, Clocks. rattiary, Broazea, Mt Paintings, Vases, res, Mier Chat ° urtaine, Tables, Tui Lounges, Book e k, rosewood and walnut Bedseads, Bureau Washstands, Commoces, Spring BI Quite, Linen, Sofas, board 0 nth avenue cars, and sto} street. Goods packed and shipped. UCTION SALE. AT 12 FAST TENTH STRERT, A Between Broudway and Sixth avenuo, ver worth of magnificent and costly Household Furniture, Car Magnificent rosswoo'l 7 octave Miaaoforte, Six elegant lor Suits, latest sivies, Fine French Bronzes, Works of Art, Parior Ornaments, French Cabinet, Bols de rose, magnificent Paiutings, at Ei ‘to auction, THIS (MONDAY) MORNING, January SI, at 1034 o'clock, and will resume again this afternoon atd o'clock, at the large East Tenth stroet, bet Furniture made to order, atid the house bas been furnished Jess than nive months.” Magnilionnt rosewoo! Pisnotorte from Decker & Hrothers, Stoo! and Cover; cost $65); elog Drawing Room Suita, covered with French satin, and mojuette, Curtains to match inet,-bots de ‘rose; Tables Etazeres, nterbury, Paintings, Bronzes, Vases, Btatuary, Velvet, Brussels and In- grain Carpets, rosewood and walnut Bedsteads, urea Washataus modet, Spring and Ualr Matirosses, Bol stora, Pillows, Blankets, sheevs, Quits, ras, Chan Lounges, Tea and Extension Tables, Buffet, Dining Chalrs, China ‘Tea and Dinner Sets, GI and Bilver Wi jasement and servants’ Furniture, xo.” N. B.—itell- able‘men in attendance to cart or pack goods for purchasers. Parties winhing to attend this snle take Broadway stages, oF University or Sixth av A WBUKR FITEQRRALD, AUCTIONEER —WILL SELL « THIS DAY (MONDAY). commenctag at 10% o'clock, at the private residence 118 West Twenty-seventh strest, neat ‘avenue, over 825,000 worth o} maguificent ani costly Househokt Furniture, fine Oll Paintings and Bronzes, Drilijant 74 octave rosewood Pianotorte, rich rosewood Stool and Cover, M coat $1,000, made to order: has warrantos for? years; has box for shipping. The abovo house was furnished since May. Parlors consist of four rieh Parlor Suits, covered in French satin brocatel, allk reps, plush brocatel ; Curtains to match; Centre, Side ‘and Pier Tables: roatwood Biareres, rrors, lady's Writing and Bookcase, Velvet, Medallion, Brussels and Three-ply . Bedrooms cont pate. rich rosewood Bedsteads, Bi Beds, Horse Hair Mattresans, Fe Counterpanes, Blankets, to. Dining Room consists of 12 foot Extension Table, BuTfot, soild Diack watnut Ch lid silver and plated Sheffield Cutlery, French China Dinner Bets, 260 plecea: Table Linen, Casters, Urns, Fruit and Beil Casters, and other articles too numerous to mention. ‘Ki and Frout Baseweut Furniture. UCTION SALE OF FIXTURES—OF THE FANOY Bakery and Confectionery, 3M Bedford avenne, near juincy street, Brooklyn, by COLE & MURPHY, onsM; ra, fanuary 81, ai 1034 o'clock. Mahogan: Tables, Counters, Glass Case, Pans, Goppten’ Preseors, Glassware, of Washstands, fine Spring ner Beds, Sheets, Quilts, on Chi RY NOTICE.—BY P. LEVY, AUCT! Paintings—Will sell at auction’ this da O'clock A. M.. at the Artists’ Saleeroom, choles coilectlon of Framed Of! Paintings by eminent Ameri- oan and Enropean artists, including works by Lilly M. ee Culverhouse, Sein Hill, Schroeder, &c., nt IONEER—OLL Y 31, tings and frames sold together, ucrion NOTICE. BOOTS AND SHOES. TUESDAY, FES. 1 at 1055 o'clock, we will sell FIVE HUNDRED CASES VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY BOOTS, SHOES, COMME EES CALEEES aod SLIPPERS in variety, just recelved and adapted to the present wante of the trade. AARON CLAFLIN & CO., No. 18 reet and No. 91 Park place. AUCTIONEERS, 108 Abarty street, will sell by auction tomorrow {use tL} o'clock, a general assortment of first class Furni- iding, Crockery, &c., &c. Particulars to-morrow. IRST CLASS STORE FIXTURES Of the Grocery und Tos Store on the corner of 116th wtreet and Third avenue, Harlem, consisting of Shelvii Counters, Binns, Tea Cannistera, &c. ; all in tine order; nearft Will be seld at auction’ on Monday, Sist inst., at 11 o'clock A. M., on the premises. UCTION SALE--THIS (MONDAY) AFTERNOON, commencing at z o'clock precisely, at residence No. 2 Weat Tenth street, betwoon ‘Fifth avenue and University place. Velvet, Brussels and Ingraiu Carpets fine rosewood Planoforte, satin and reps Parlor Suits, Ta Cartains, Clocks, Mirrors, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Mattresses, Beds, Lounges, Sofas, Chairs, Sideboard, Exten- sion Table, Giass, China, Silverware, Cutlery, 40. Sale posl- BY JAMES M, MILLER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, at J2 0 clock, at the Exchange Salearooms, No. 111 Broadway. Partition sale by order of Supreme Court, valuable Im- peared Property fn the clty of New York, under the direction Of James 0, Enq.) referee, beln tate of the late Colonel Jame rarrivon, dec ed, a ie ing follow! lescribed premiscs, -— 126 Cedar street. = m No. 110 West street. No. 79 Cortlandt 9. at street, | Northern Hotel treet. } No. 1 atreet. No. 168 Washington street. No, 380 Washington street, corner of Boach. No, 882 Washington street. No, 44 Fourth sizect (late No. 900 Fourth street) Terms at sale. Sale peremptory without reserve. Y ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. fice and falesroom oO ‘87 Nassau sti opposite the Post ofice,—The great auction house SOHNSTON & VA 8. iil sell on Mond 1034 o'clock, af thel LA oem Nausea street's lnfap:ascortment of Household ther Beds, Bolsters and Dhoni russels and ingrain 5 Dressing Burenis, Washstands, Refrigeralors, &c., de. Also ‘Assortment of Office Furniture, sitting and standing 8, Office Tables, Letter Presses, Uiicloth, cocoa Matting, oak and biack walnut ‘Halling, very fie Drawing Table and ase. YERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER. faite the o'clock, No. 88 Clinton place, be- Univeraity piace, cosy and magniti- 4c., contained ta arls Carpets, Etagore’ aires, | Lounges, Freneb C oak and black walnut Chamber Suits, Coulare Suits, Doske, Easy Chairs, rd batt Hatetands, Library Satie, Centre Tables, oak Dining Ta! Bliverware, Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery wa otner Maitrasses, Feather Bedding, Parlor Cooking Utensils, Kitchen Furntture, &c.; rare opportunity ; poniti iz without any reserve whatever. Catalogues ready. gerir. AX BAYERSDORFER, General A neer, 34 jowery. } JGHTY, AUCTIONKER.—CONSIGNEES 841 K hold and Parlor Furniture, to be sold at auction, on Monday, Jan. 81, at 103g o'clock, at the saiesroom, 79 sau street, without reserve, viz: -Rosswood and walnnt Pi lor and Charober Suits, Velvet Carpets, Wardrobes and Boo caren, Lounges, Matirenves and ledding, dc. Sale positive, rain or al 'Y E. F. RAYMOND—OFFICE $0 PINR STREET—ON Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 12 o’olook, at the Exchange Bales: room, 111 Broadway, under the direction of Jatnes O'Brien, ro Rem gt ap oth Ty a jasement brick Howse. with all the mo io ments, Maps sad particulars at the ailos, MALES AT AUCTION. 3° STERN'BROER & BCHWAB, 76 CHAM SE! rireet—This day, ab 10 Oolock, general assorimeat —alerG an, DWARD an | mortga| day, Bist, at 104 0° mNCK, AUCTIONEBR. RECEIVER'S 46 ab the ileokam Hotel, on Mom jock, tho entire halance of Furniure, te $$ Foss otosone OF MORTGAGE, : 1S. WEINRERGER, Auetionser, Weduesiay, February 4, at 1% o'cloolc, at SU Rt Meret, the entire contents of house, consistiag Paror, Fedroom, D: order etmotigegae Mowe nd Kilehen Paritre’ Oy H H, LEBDS & MINER, ° MY. HW. LEE order of Exsoutets, the fine Act Cottecuton of the tale Thonas Thampega, commensing Monday, ‘th day of Pebriary next, and Uautng vatt: the who 6 collection is disposed of, at LL 0" ie and 1 6 (inp P, » THe exiraoriinary cali ia the moat catevadve ever oifered ia th plates, valved “ ‘and comprising near'y a Cohen iets, Tw Thoaeand Se On Patatings one was nelected by thelr tate 0: prices farqloe feom a (ow ‘alivra oa Many thousnude oat ee having made the collection of potures the work of alte. Uine and devoved to It x vrin-aiy forcune. mong them are origtna'’s by Hen)sinin Wont, Gir Thomas Lawrence, Sir J Reynolds, it Peter Lely, Godtrey Knell G Mi Viogaati, cramp, Copier, Onis, Blewart and others ef tas i ; Honcher, Bo IoeBume Tae! ey; Migaard, De Ores, Lambinet and others of the French Schonl;" Schidoal, ciuo, Teniers, Van Ontace; Zuccarel't, Van Dyke, to. ‘Also a large pamber of the mont celebrated artiste of the Aftoonth, sixteenth and sevenieenth centuries, such as Titan, Ravens, Jordeana, Honshorst and others, some of whidh are enqueatione t ort Di ished Personages, SSP SRE OT ta Doughty, Birok, Hart also rart; Biorats neariy-every one known ten yi sn ed Ai OuiLe Athy Nos, 627 and 819, and at the extensive Galleries, 631 Bread- way, near Twelfth street. (over 100 pages will be seat to any address on ornte by the Suctloneers, IGCORMICK, GENERAL AUCTIO! frion‘te. custome: room. FUPRRY, DREHRE & HOPSON, AUGTIONRERS, Bowery. Thin day, at 12 o'clock, at 56 ar ‘Brass Loops, Card Boxes, Handles. bone top Reresrs, liver plaled Loops, Kuahe, Beas Materials, Whip Rocks, Paper Boxes, &o. By ofder Corts. Fieoke, City Marshal, AMKS CAONEY, AUCTIONEER, OPFICE 516 WASH. ington atreet,-Household Furniture this day, at 1g 1k, 142 Bleecker street, Pier Mirror, mahogany Bofaa, Rockers, Bureaus, Chatrw and Tables, Wartrobes, Bedateada, Feather Reds, Carpets, Bookcase, Sloves, 4c. HN. B.—Gaod to advance, M8815 WiLKINe, AUCTIONEER, Vatuable Property No. 18 Greenwich street ‘at nutetion, E. H. LUDLOW & CO. a URSDAY, FEB. 3, 1670, F itd "e'ook, at ie? i M11 Broadway ( Greenwich strest. The virtue of an’ execu ‘Saiesroom, ty Building), New York valuable ih fi wost site, third lot south of covers nearly entire lot mod Lal 000 per annum, taxes and re bis font rear by GUS foot im depth north sidof and 66.3 sout Maps and full particulars at the auctioneers office, No.8 Pine street. ‘ARSHAL'S SA) BOGART, AUCTIONRER, WILG sell at public on Tuesday, Feb, 1, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at tion room No. 1 N Wiliam tof Hate, Caps and Furs, eoa- Talo, Coon and Cat Skin Ro rel,” Astrakhan and Imitati ik, Felt and Wool Hata; Children’s Hate and Caps: a’so four Halo, Hat and Umbrella Siands, Umbro JOHN H. HILLIER, Marshal, ~WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD FU: ORISTALAR & SON, anctfoneers. lat Fobruary, at 10% clock, targo ant assortment of Housetoid Furniture, com- Hsing walnut and rorewond Bedroom, Library an bintey Room! Suits, Ceutre and. Extension ‘fables, Mirrors, Hal Bands, Lounges, Clocks, &o., tc, By order of mort Catalogues st sale. Housek lavited, woods ‘and shipped or stored untii May. ECTIFYING DISTILLBRY AND FAMILY LIQdoR Raine will be pols atanction, att de ‘M., Tussday, Pad 1, at SIL Broome atroet. 1 9a will bo absotn'ely 80:4 111 Broadway. WEDNESDA ‘at 12 o'clock M. w CITY BLOCKS rom Macomb's Dam Bridge. Terms easy. For further particulars, Circulars, &c., apply to the auetions cr, r to J. W. FISHKR, 151 Broadwag, ameAo RLS Sey GHMRI'S SALE—UARDWARR Tin Ware, Cutlery aad Willow Ware. RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell on Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, at 565 Sixth oneral stock of assorted Hardw: Cutlery, Tin yw Ware, tc. Sais positive, JAMES O'BRIEN, Sherif. Prrer Bown, Deputy. HERIFF'S SALE—CLOTHING, &0. x RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell on Wednesday, at 11 o'clock, at auction store, No. SF East Broadw large and general stock 4ne Ciotaing, consisting o! onable aad Speing Conta, Farts, Ae. A. MILLER, Deputy, JAMES O'BRIEN Sherif. (PHONAS GAFFNEY & CO. AUCTIO 35 Chambers street Will sali on Monday, Biot, ,o%vlock, the Lease, Stock and Fixtures ef = frat ¢) ‘and Restaurant, 8 Prince street, corner of Broadway thing julsite Bale positive. WLM, WitrERs, auotfoneme, SELLS Ti day, at 2 o'elock, at 44 Cai mortyage anle three Parlor Suits, French plate Pier and irrors, ry Curtains, Ct snaond Paintin, id En; ings, Lace aad hed “Guile, Hale Maftranten, Welding. eapiny ‘i Matire: ber Suite, Hair Mi ut id use house! thious, 100 Curled with large lot of EEAS, OFFIOR atiwe Bar every the business; rent only $500 per year, Farotture and everyth band a ‘200 Flush 1,000 Pillows, 60 or 6) Bedsteads, Goods, G. RULE, AUCTIONERR, WILL SELL ON + Tuesday, February 1, at UL ovalagk A. W., at the D. Whi suction and comm: mt N account of whom eas. )» Le 4 loven oak return Butter Palis, 60 doren lo Pails, 970 dozen oak asserted Water Palla, 75 Ovi |, 90 casks (3 and iq) fine Sherry, 9) cases dy, 100 cases Rum/ord's canned Bow cases can ars, lot of Farian Colognes, 40 Oil of Cognas, wuite and greon; lot of Gas Pendants, 40. 20 rin — ANGR, lount Kisco, Westchester county, a first class Farm, with Bue improvemeste and fa tte highest sate of cullivasies posstble, Apply to Mr. J: COLE, southeast corner of avenue and Thirty-second street. OR SALE OR EXCHANGR-—FOR NEW YORK OR Brooklyn Propertz, a large, handsome modern dwellings 3, bath, , Ac. ; fine outbuildings and about 7) sores jand; dotgh Ml’y icested_on Long island, wBh water f near the Sound; choice fruit n abundance? ning, dc. Apply to A. JOURNEAY, No. 1 Pi ‘OR SALE_CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY i! House, » aplendid Piace of fifteen acres; Ane bulldingsy fruits, &¢.] one hour on New Jersey Central Radjeoud, KELLY BROTHELS, 206 Broadway. (T°, EXCHANGE CHOICE? BROOKLYN LOTS FoR New York Improved Property; Private and Tenemem. Houses for goot Lola, UL, KIMBALL, 281 Bast Fifty-seventh street. (PO EXCHANGE FINE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE f for Real katate. BELLAMY & STRATTON, No? 5} Pine street. 'ANTED TO EXCHANGE—CITY LOTS FOR A THREW or four story House; cash given if necessary. Address TRADE, box 73 OR SALE OR BXCHANGR FOR A $16,000. tinal Varo or Merchandise, & Phitndee phia brick front modern Dwelling House on Franklin ave nue, Brooklyn, Address J. W. B., Herald office, REAL ESTATE WANTED, ANTED. A CORNER Lor ANYWHERE IN THR streat, west side preferred, for a 000. Bead purtece. price about §: , 806 Canal strect. _EYES AND EARS. RITFICIAL HUMAN BY mann formerly with Pro’ Makers and Insertors of th Eye. 061 Broadway. N. B.—These faculty. “ Gou0RE improved eyes are endorsed by the ENRI KOWALSKI'S TWO LAST COMPOSITIONS, — “Ventre » Torre” (at full apeed), “Galop ve Bravoura,” ‘Salut a Pesth,” “Marebe Hongroise de Concert.” Prive each, 81. Just published by G. SOHIRMER, 1ul Broadway. Ree DENTISTRY — seta (1OR SALE OR TO LEASE —A LARGE DENTAL PRAG Wee. Apply to J.C, ROBINS, 185 Grove street, Jersey City, orto 8. ¥. WHITE, 767 Brondway. (EKETH EXTHACTED WITHOUT PAIN—TAHIRTHEN renrn ; bing application; gas adminiatered; beau et, $10; gol sets bought; Plumpers for tia JAY VILLERS, 185 Grand, near Broadway. fh _ COAL, SOG 3) ye EST FAMILY COAL, ALL 81Zi PER TO Br nut, 96; SO ant asaitee pee BRR es HOS. 8 TOKES, corver Thitty-second s:. and Tenth av. Ooxtae & PER CHALDRON, DELIVERED IMME diately; cargoes at retne vee. to CRAP! 4 BURNS, 45a West Wightecath trea “PP (ORE, 915 IN YARD: 98 TO VESSELS AT OUR 4 i 25010 customers’ houses. Apply at Twenty: third street, Broadway, or Twenty-first avenue A. & F, SHERWOOD, HALDEON, DELIVERED. BES y iil Oo $2 50 PER J and cheapest fuel Works, Fifteeath street 5 BOR NUT COAL: FURNACE, 96 60; STOVE AND Grat |, bereened 7 ff wont and eal | $6 Eat ane gas THHEDLORD, ‘Twreat urest aad