The New York Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1870, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. eee WALD Strerr, Monpay, Feb. 1-6 P. ‘u.} ‘The Involved question of the finances has pro- eh another Step toward soluilon im the impor tant DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, Given in Washington to-day, declaring all contracts made before 1862 payable in coin. The news pro- Guced some startling effects in Wall street and led to @decline in gold anda fall tn stocks. Later in the day, upon fuller intelligence of the character of the opinion rendered by the court, there was a reaction and the market showed a strong disposition to gam ‘he lost ground. In tracing the elfects of the news a* may be weil to record the feeling of the street at the successive periods of the day. In THB STOCK MARKET Prices led of with great buoyancy and the bujlish movement of the preceding week lasted until after ‘She second call, about which time the advance was general in all the ratiways and In most of the mis- cellaneous stocks, The Vanderbilt shares had risen to 98% for Central stock, to 97 for Central scrip and to 145 for Harlem, A comparison of these prices with the best of Saturday, and the statement that the ad- vance in other ehares was in proportion, will give wome. idea of the characer and tone of stocks before the telegrapa made known the decison of Chief Justice Chase. ‘he agent of the brokers in ‘Washington seat a brief aud succinct synopsis of 1ts tenor. At once the aspect of the situation changed. All was doubt and excitement. iad there been any- thing like an organized “bear” party rhe uncertainty Would have led to a panic among the more timia Speculators, But it so happened tuat the great con- trolling cliques were on the “bull’’. side, and hence ‘the deciine was, after all, a small one in contrast to the influences for a deciine. ‘The street revolved and pazzied over the following facts:—All railway mortgages made before 1862 were payable in coin, That was adding onc-fith to the indebtedness of mortgaged roads and corporations. The stock Was therefore s0 much less vatuable. In some Instances tho appreciation of the bonded debt threatened to wipe out the stock. Some were tn- clined to believe that even the difference yn back interest which bad been puid in currency might be collected in coin, but in this made a mistake, inas- much as any debt discharged in currency accepted without protest is cutirely satisfied. The question esto the curreaot interest on debts dating back to ‘2861 or a previous ycar will lead to a great deal of ‘Mitigation, a8 unless it is specified that such nterest shall be paid in coin the decision of tne Supreme Court that greenbacks and specte @re eacu legal tenders may be taken advan- tage of for the discharge of such obligations. ‘The ‘ramifications of the question are, in fact, too numerops to attempt to follow at this time. One, however, of exceeding interest to a great portion of the community suggests itse!f, Are not the savings Danks reqiitred to return in gold the sums deposited with them before '62, which have not been dis turbed meantime? Next tn order came the feature Of the decision declaring tt impossible for Congress to create more legal tenders. Here was an estoppel to inflation of the currency, and the price of GOLD DECLINED to 1203, although at the beginning it was thought that the market ought to have gone up, for the reason that the necessity for paying old debts in coin would create an inordinate demand for the pre- Clous metal, That the gold operators had some inti- gation of the decision on Saturday seems evident from the rates for gold in the loan market to-day as ‘well as in the larger dealings at ihe Clearing House. ‘The transactions in gold at 120}; were not of large mount, for at this figure @ reaction set in ana Bimukaneously there was an upward turn in prices atthe Stock Exchange. Tue reason was that after the first durry and contusion had passed the specu- Aatora thought over the situation more calmly, and Upon the discovery that during tue past eight years ©f suspension of specie payments most of our rail- ‘Ways had cancelied the greater portion of their old ‘Donds by the issue of new ones were solicitous to ‘buy back the stocks which in thelr fright they had hastened to sell. It is significant, however, that the recuperation in prices aiter the greatest depression of the day was slowest in those stocks which are unaerlaid by the largest bonded «ebt. ‘The reaction in gold was based upon the idea that, ms there can be further issues of greenbacks, stronger efforts will be made for an inflation of na- fional bank note currency, If not jor a general free banking law. We give in the tables further on the ‘Fesult of these influences upon gold and stocks. In ¢he latter Rock Island was again active, and rose to 218 upon the action of the governing committee in directing a sub-committee to make an inves- tigation of the claim of the directora to have the stock again placed on the cali. It Is paid that satisfactory evidence is given that the registration of all the stock bas been made, and it is expected that Rock Island wili be once more called ‘within a day or two. In the agitation produced by She news from Washington the price fell off to 11734. Erie was strong on the showing of increased earn- ings, ana was firm throughout the excitement, Western Union was heavy and declined to 34%, New Jersey Central was fevers between the iimits pr 99%; und 10034. Ohio and Mississippi was the Jatest feature in the “bull” movement, and advanced %0 29. Pacific Mail was actively strong in the early Portion of the day, and sold at 41%, but declined in Bhe afternoon to 4034. ‘The money market was quiet and steady at four to six per cent. Commercial paper was in good Gemand, and was quoted 6), to 73s per cent for prime double names. Foreign exchange was firm on the basis of 109 Jor prime bankers’ sixty day serling. THE CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK BXCHANGE. The folowing were the closing prices of stocks at the last session of the Stock Exchange:—Canton, 58% pid Cumberland, 3254.8 34; Western Union, 35% a 4; Quieksilver, 1434 @ 1474; Mariposa, 1034 a 10; Kg preforred, 214% a 2136 ; do. certificates, B04 a Gl; Pacific Mall, 4114 a 41%; Boston Water Power, 16%. @ 17%; Adams Express, 64 a 643; ‘Wells-Fargo Express, 20% & 20%; American Ex- ress, 37}. & 38; United States Express, 61 a 61%; obs York Central, consvlidated, 98%; do. scrip, 0% a 97; Harlem, 143a 145; Erie, 25% @ 25%; do. Preferred, 4136 @ 42; Reading, 97% & 97M; Michigan Central, 11834 bid; Laxe Shore, 86% a 8634; Ditnols Central, 14044 bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, @6% a 97; Chicago and Northwestern, 72% @ 7244; Go. preferred, 893% a 8934; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 74 a 75; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 73 a 1344; do. preferre’, 8734 28734; Toledo and Wabash, 4804844; do. preferred, 70 bid; Fors Wayne, 90 a 034; Alton and Terre Haute, 25 a 2834;,do. preferred, ‘G1 63%; Ohlo and Mississippi, 2834 @ 2834; Dela- Aware and Lackawanna, 105); a 10734; New Jersey Contral, 095 a 99%; Chicago ana Alton, 14744 # 148; Go, preferred, 147}, 2149; Morris and Essex, 86% a 6); Hanntbal and St. Joseph, 109 a 109)4; do. pre- Serred, 109 a 10944; Dubuque ana Sioux City, 108; Solambus, Chicago and Indiana Centrai, 20% a 20%. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRIOES OF STOCKS. The extreme fluctuations of the leading apecu- tative stocks were as follows:— Highest. Lowest. low York Cen. & Mud. consolidated Lig 96. 9 145 jew York Central and Hud, scrip.. iiwaukee aud St. Paul preerred, Ohio and Missiseippi Rew se central... seee 10016 Mion Teiegrap! 352q Paoile Mail..........06 41% GOVERNMENTS LOWER. The government market also teit the effects of the atsion, and prices to-night are lower than at the Deginning of business this morning, for the general Feason that these securities have now the rivalry and gompeiition of numerous securities which have suddenly apprectated to gold valuation. ‘The decline, howover, was small, and the market dull and steady atthe lower figures, By mistake the quotations of Baturday were reported ‘one per cent” instead of “one-quarter per cent higher,” &c, The currency axes wore strong and active. The final strect prices tor te government list wero as follows:;—United Btates oucrenay sixes, 111% a 112; do, sixes, 1831, register 118 & 1183 do. do. coupon, 118 & 11834; NEW YORK HERALD, do. five-twentles, “rogtstored, May and “November, T14N @ 115; dor do., 1862, coupon, do., 1154 @ 11534; do. do. 1864, do. do,, 114% @ 115; do. de,, 1865, do, do., 114% a 115; do. do., registered, January and July, 114 a 11444; do. do., 1865, Coupon, do., 113% a 114; do, d0., 1867, do, do., 114% & 11414; do. do., 1868, do, do., 11414 @ 11434; do. ten-forties, registered, 10934 a 10954; do. do, coupon, 112% a 11234, THE SOUTHERN STATA BONDS. At tne first glance it would have been snpposed that the decision of the Supreme Court would nave favorably affected the State bonds as well as bonded debts in generals; but the obiigation in their case 1s not backed up by the security which accompa. nies ratiway mortgages, and 13 dependent simply on the general credit of the States owing the money. Araliway 18 tangible property, which may be sold for the relief of the bondholder, but a State is a sovereign, and only morally bound to pay ner debts, Hence the decision, im adding one-ffth.to the indebtedness of the States, aggravates their em- barrassment. In the case of tne rich North- ern States the decision operates in favor of higher prices, a3 it guarantees the redemption of the old bonds in coin, The call to-day of the Northern bonds was too early to reflect tho effect of the uews, but the Southern list was heavy and in most instances declined, the exception being the Virginias, which have retained the buoyancy de- rived from the readmisston of tho State, Tho ‘en- nessees tn the forenoon were strong and active and obsuinately resisted the decline in the afternoon, but gave way a nalf to one per cent. The following were the latest street prices for the Southern list:— ‘Tennessee, eX coupon, 5534 a 68; do. new, 48% a 49; do, hve per cent, 42a 43; Virgmta, ex coupon, 624 a 63; do. new, 68 a 69; do, registered siock, 52 a 63; do. do., 1866, 60 a 62; do. do., 1867, 56 a 57; Georgia Sixes, 81 @ 82; do. sevens, 92 a 93; do. do., interest Payable in Georgia, 85 a 87; North Catolina, ex cou- pon, 43) @ 43%; do. mew, 24% a@ 24%; Missouri sixes, 90 & 90}; do., Hannibal and 8t. Joseph, 91 a 92; Louisiana sixes, 69 a 70; do. sevens, 77 a 78; do, eights. 80 a 82; do., levee sixes, 6934 a 70; do., do., eights, 82 a 84; Alabama cights, 94 a 9434; do. fives, 63 a 64; do, sixes, steriing, 75 a 80; South Carolina sixes, 85 a 86; do. new, 82 a 84; do. regis- tered stock, 80 a $3; City Memphis sixes, 50% a 51; do. Atlanta eignis, 809 85; do. Savannah sevens, 64 2 85; do, New Orleans consols, 70a 71; do. do, issue railroads, 68 a 70; Mebtle-Onlo sterling, 70 a 72; do. eights, 62 a 64; Mississippi Central Railroad, first mortgage, 72a 74; do. second do., 55466; Memphis and Charleston first, 84 @ 85; do. second, 73 a 75; do, stock, 41 a 42; Greenville and Columbus Railroad guaranteed, 61 a 62; Macon ang Brunswick Raiiroad, first, guaranteed by State of Georgia, 77 a 80, THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET. The chief Muctuations in gold were as follows: +121 2:30 P.M. + 120% 2:50 P.M p « 120% 3P. M. 120% . 2 4P.M. 12055 2 120% 6:80 P.M. 1120% & 120% Holders of gold paid from six to three per cent to have thelr balances carried over. The operations of the Geld Exchange Bank were as follow: Gold cleared. Gold balances, Currency balances. TUS IMPORTS OF BP The imuports of specie at this port during the past week have been as follows:— Jan. 31—Steamer City of Port au bite Port au Prince—Siiver. . $252 Gold. 1,002 Jan, 31—Steamer Stars and Stripes, Port au Prince—Gold...... 1,080 Feb, 8—Steamer ee ‘Hamiiton—Goid 2,600 Feb. 3--Steamer le, Havanea—Gold.... 490 Veb, 8-—Steamer Hie. Halifax—Gold, 4,000 Feb. j—Steamer Cimbria, Hamburg—Goid 499,410 Tota for the week.. Previously reported. Total since Jan, 1, 1870. Same time 1360 Same time 1568. Same ume 1367 EARNINGS OF VHB ERIE RAILWAY, The following {s @ statement of the approximate earnings of the Brie Railway Company for the week + $2, roo 238 794 te 32/81 6 165,514 ending Janua! li 1870, 1869. Freignt 3214, 107 $195,543 Coal.... a+ seee 65.970 26,133 Passengers ++ 65,195 20,457 Other sources. 4,130 3,718 Total earnings. 264,851 increase ., eeeeee 74,551 THE SUB-TREASURY REPORT. ‘The following shows the results of to-day's buat- ‘ess at the Sub-I'reasury in this city:— General balance yesterday. old receipis. god payments. Gold balance... Currency receipts, Currency payments, currency balance. General balance. SALES AT THE MEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN32. Monday, Feb. 7—10:15 A. Me 3 she be CaHR real 20X10 US 6-20, 30000 Teon @ dm pi Lincome. Ico ante & Ay Ist un, 2000 1000 i 6000 russe ohiS BA 2000 St Le JM dat m 8000 Mil &8t Pistm... 90 5000 O,C & ind C ist m. 9000 * do. 7 100. elated Wik. 100 Os. se. ee 100 Gum Coal pf. 800 Maripesa pref. 100 do. SU Mariposa Min. 1 Canten Co....... be th be 108% . 10855 Wy £00 Mar & Cin tat if A Sale Ki! * do. By 400 ‘20 “= 100 + 20) Bhi 100 a) BN regi: < 31 One a: “oC, Bor 6G RRB 1 58 12 M. und 2:15 o’Clock P. M. 92000 US 6's, "61, reg... 118 ‘5000 do. + U8 tag 0000 US 5° Sono ‘6090 OS 1 @Clock P. M. feeay Can Be. mm 400 ‘60 Erie Mort i Central RR. i NY CAH’ Bein 100 do. + STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. po a bd Northwestern .. Re ay lorthwestern Be Sy Beckinteed, a Sa uis UERSDAY, b, ee! WY Cen acts. s COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, Feb. 1-6 P. M. Corrre.—The market for Rio continued to rule quiet and ‘We beard of no sule@of consequence ; prices, however, were Steady at former quotations. Other descriptions were duil, but unchanged. Corvon,—There was only a moderate degree of activity in the market, the demand from all sources being light, and prices favored buyers; the offerings continued fair. The sales were 1,163 bales, of which 62 were for spinning, 163 for export, I Cy ecnlation and 800 were In translt, For fu- ture dell a [an business was transacted. The gales wore basis low mica: r Rebruaty at 24c. 2a 600 do. ie Maro at Mice 800 do. for Ay ‘a ay cm Bucs 200 do, for May, partat zie, and 160 do. aBiger We quo ayy Bi ‘Biko au and Mobiteand, Memphis, N. 1 eed ‘Tavas. Ff BBG eS 25. By 254 2 ae agi i Receipts, 7,645 bbts flour, 130 do. pod ny a Witent, 4,600 do. corn, 7,800 flour market was very duit, anil prices favored the buyer othe extent of about be. juctations, i le, bol. thougl we make no reduction In our 8,000 bid. Bouthern tour was slow of Atte demand, but prices were quite stea vis. Rye tour was dull and prices favored buyers. Sates, 200 bbls. Corn meal wasdull, and prices were ealirely pominal. ‘We quote: Ro. 2 yial 8435.0 84 8 Superfine 485 @ 5.00 52a 550 80a 650 4%5a 500 50 — 55) Extra Minnagoin. 258 6 0 Round boop Ohio, abipping braud 2a 5% Round boop Ohio, trade brands. bib a 650 Bt. Louis Siva 609 600 — 6 50 70a 750 THe 900 700 & 1000 500 a 740 400 475 4a Corn meal, Jersey. Sa 465 Corn meal, Brandywine. 40m - a $e. lower, thougi a few occusfonal a ploess The sues {part Saturday. bushels, at $1 1834 for choice No. yening) were about 50, 2 spring, 1 20a ‘or. $1 for unsound spring, $1 96 for red 8 Genesee No, 1 do,, in store and delivered, tate, $1 40 for white 1 27 for deliv i 07 N20 for amber winter hy etores ‘81 25.m id Gncluding some on Saturday 13 ered). M Was quiet but steady, proven fg ny for old mixed, More aud aelivertd; about {n lots, were sold, at $1 for new yallow Southera, 0c. for do. Western’ mined, and We. a "88. for yellow Jersey. Oats were quict but firm, with Sée. bid for prime Western iu store—held at Sic. a 6uc.; the sales were about 16,000 bustiels, al Glo. for white Ohio, Sto, m b9c. for Western, S6c. » 8c for Jersey and Sie, w 626, for Stabe. il and nowi- Bye w Barley mait was inactiv rices were \e st ai We. Romina!” Of barley ih for two-rowed State, Te stock of grain in the New and Brookiyn warehouses on Saturday was as follows:— 2,002,608 Poushels wheat, 984,003 do. corn, 1,199,672 do. 0 $12,125 ao, barley, 8211 do. tye, 10,043 do, peas aud P14 dor mult. FEkiGuTs were dull and rates were heavy, except for gcain room, which commanded #ligully ge ‘igures. The ts ‘ing business wat were:—To Liverpool, per steamer, 1,650 bales cotton at T50 Dusiicla wheat at Sder Tut Obie, Gour at te. 4 Wy ae [weaned at 2Ua., and 200 Uerces lard at 20a, To Glasgow, 200" bushels wheat in bags at dd. ‘To Bremen, Piru bblee foun at ies fy, id cases tobacco at 118. 6d, and hoo that staves at charters were:—A bars from Banimore to the north side Cuba, with cargo free, and back to New York with sugar at §7, port charges paid.’ A brig of 100 bbls. to the Windward on private term, aud a brig to the Meditorranean with 8,000 cases naphtha on'private terms, GUNNiks were dull, aud we beard of no sales, Vrices were nominal at our last quotations, Hors.—The market was devoid of activity, there still being no demand, except for small lots, but there was considerab) steadiness {n prices, which ranged from 16c. to $8c. for com- mon to eboice. H Manila was steady and firm at 14%. gold, at which price 1)100 bales were wuld. Juve was quoted at Re Shao gold i anies of 69 baled within the range. Sisa ne angted at yold, and Tampleo 73¢c., gold, in bon'!, sipnete } prevalies a moderately active demand at aa tipping walling at Hc. w SOc. retail Lote at agi Fae straw at $1 and short do. at Ye. MoLAseas.—Lhe market for ail descriptions of foreiga was otill dull, there belag no demand and prices wero leary and nominal at former quotations. Kor New Orleans tho market was dul! at 65c. Tee, NAVAL STORES.—' arket for [rat turpentine was firtoness of sellers, were sold 5,00) bushel stilt dull, business being checked by who demanded 45 \¢c, tur merehantable and 4940. a lle. for suipping Jota; there wae considerable Inquiry Lor the intter, but at prices gc. below the views of holders. A few smal lots, amounting to 75 bbis., were sold dBc, 43), chiedy at the later ries While 100 cases brought {bigc. Rosin—strained and 2, were in more demand, and bein; ‘ingly offered were s tiine, Righat, There were sold 30 mon strained at $2 1344, 2,500 do. stratned at #2 15 5 1,500 do. suained and low No, 2 (to arrive) at 82 30 . 208 da. No.1 do, No. 2 (to ai rive) at 2 Ni 0. Lut peg tte Ho! 0. 2, #3. 8)» B21; No.1, aa 1% % xtra do. and window glans, Peete 4a Wilmington tar was duli aad nominal at about 4. No were reported. O1L8.—-Linseod was quiet, but held. by crashers at (2c, a fo salen. uence were roported. For other ft duit, put tneaanged. @ market for cru Intl in bulk was dull, add were ‘arch, at ite, Crude im bbis.'was tn some demand for export, but we heard of no ealeet ‘2ijge. was the general asking ‘price, Late Saturday 000 bbis, crude in buik, to be delivered between Petroleum Contre and. OM Cy within tho. next sixty: da Inde at 4 06 seller's option. Retin but little sought aft S0ige., though holde: ther qui S000 bhi spandiird wi Bice, and 1,500 dovy for March to were soiling moderately at 326, a 38 )c.—the latter price for prime white. Of residuum there were eld 200 bbs, at $4 90, a 200 do. at $4.75. Naphiha was dull, and wo hoard of nd fales of consequence, ip Yh iuia the market was still dull, there being but little dateate ing ab 29g, a 2140, TOF pote t nd 6,000 do, for Mare’ eetpts, 253 ‘was more in ‘On the spor suvall wate ns to avout 450 bbis., were made at $26 a $26 2 how mess and $28 50 for prime mess: also for future delivery 1,600 bbis., for: Mare 2818. Dresned hoge ware quiet aud lower, the market closing at 1i7%¢. a 120. for city nnd IL\0. a lie. for Weaterv, Live b ee ‘were quoted ab 93¢e. a lle. for common to prime, with arrivaia of 6,056 hi Bear hams, though quiet, were ateady 1m value, "he ea wero 60 buls. at $28 "a @30 tor Texay and RGL Western, “Book wun "stendy, with ” sales bois. 10s $15 for plain meus IT for extra do.;* also 195" tierces, "within the’ range of $240 $28 for prime meas and $7 a $81 for Lodia do. Ba far con waa in light demand and we beard of vo sales; prices, however, wera steady st former quotstions. ‘There was & > business deing in ent ments at about previous prices bout 100 packauss were told at 1040. for dry salted By 1434 " a 190. for do. id 14360. 2 1434e. for pickled do. ‘The market tor Lard was quieh there belug but Uitte demand, and prices remaiued In favor of the buyer; sales 400 packa.ea at I'gc. to 10c, for soldat prime steam ; 200 tierces for future dolivery were wold 103,—Carolina was dull, the sates bein; ious af from 6'ge. to TGS. “As hone. pricesh Ket wav'ate confined to email jowever, the mar- there was but iittle business transacted {n raw to- eo ‘but the market was fi hipher prices were realized, fining Cuba was set at 10c, hada, at Sigo. a 124c- for Cubs, Poi the inside’ er grade Cub ab 1 igc. more aowgbi A Tho efssing p: for soft sti iBeholen grocery... ‘ugal, nhds, and boxe: hhds. aud be 2 10) ‘business conwummated in lin- seed at or about former prices. ‘There ‘were wold 1,300 fn store, at $2 20 gold, duty paid, and 9,00. do, (partto arrive} private terms, the market closiag stron, dunt bat unchanged in, value, clover Being rien, timothy at $450 n $4 476 and rough.tinx at ®2 25 STRARINE was ‘quiet, and we heard of no sales of mo- ment. A few small lots were ‘sold within the range of 15.4c. a 15340.—-the latter price for prime in tierces, lomand was passably uctive, and price 7; 8al08 €0,00) Ibe. at Yee. & 10Me. for 'y to prim cit SREY.--Iteceipts, 788 bbls. The business waa light, but rices were sg steady at former quotations, Sales 250 bin, at Be. a REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. New York City. ity at, a wa, No 100, 25295.1, Sept, 1850. Lewisst Ti {tm of Delancey a, 25z1\ Marne S04 fo OF tat a, UOX9B9--- Bh ti, 1's, 325 {1.0 of Oth ny, houne and lot, Both a my 278 Few of Sth avy az aD etna, wot a 219 ft w of 24 wy, ‘0x10 700 ath 7,000 bza 70 {te of Lexington avenue, 1x54.1, h and 1.19,000 53d 150 tte of Sth ay, Hix10.5, Ssh , 150 ft e of Tth av, BOxt71.6, Gid ut, a 0, 275 ft w of Sth ay, JoxlU0 $84 wtand 10th ay, 0 9 cornet, Wort f 4b av., BOrLi2.2. 4, $10 ftw of bd av, 18.24100.1i, bows aad toh, 1a, 1,495.6 fv of bil ay, 17.6x99.11. Wat, ay 200 fb 6 of 12th ay, $7539.10. Bd av and flat at, nm cornery 22. ax 78420 8, 627 fen of 17th al, 26. Mit ny oud ib a, uw corner, beret LEASES BECOKDED. Groonwich st, No. 21, 6 years. $2 ¥eaty Per Your ‘Sth ot, 360 ft.w of th av, 5 sec }, per your ound iS cergll of Central ay, 3 lol * Son.6 ‘he of Tompkins av, ‘vib t wr of Tomplty jus 5x100. Nel ed Laurel sta, 4 lots on each «, tal Fioyd and ‘itocklon BL, Newlown st, cent ile, “nd Bushwick Giese, th, thence nw to junction of with ian —x—, excepting two lots at corner of New. pone roa on ra A one « We x mae: ‘of Graud av, Peau at # ts 180,10 fv o.0t Laon av, {0ELIL8. nN (sof Maver ar 204100, 08 fhe of Realy a , OGxL00.. a Si, £8 of Hrsokiyn anid Jaiaaica ‘sunre, April, 180s : Cheats sf i fh prope sis weir of ova, ec f al 20x10, 3, heel eS en, latlanile and Seben Divan ayes, SoS sof vision av, # fle éxi2.6 4 hot ota). ad Lote). oe ont 90.3 few of isiarbestaa tine of x28Ox2.8x72.3, TiO fin of Park av, 1B.8x100, aa Te eof Harailion wy dox64. 8x80 ithav,nw cn a ; en me Queens. ‘Coanty. Furrronr. Road from Daniel Smith's to Near Rockaway, w #, ad- Joining Rayuor, bLxius,. NEWTOWN, Duteb Kills and Ridge road, 8 w corner, adjoining An- dariese, 7 acres. » 1,000 Westchester County. TRAST CHESTER, BING NING, Broadway, ¢ s, part J F Purdy's property, 10x122x4Ux45 POUNDRIDG Sy ig prarine to Alonzo Stevens’ road, a ses % Jones, FARMS. Broad st, ne, lot 8, Fantont at ol40.. Woodworth av, ws, 100 fn of Lamartine at, Essex Sonny. Ny J. NR Ogden at, o etftn from Care net Warren ety 5 Box!6). Chariton st, win, #9 £4 4 of Spruce at, 2x00. ‘West st, e #, 100 feof Mercet s st, Blxill jg. MONTOLATR, A new opaned st, n s, turough Fat Murtha land, 60x11 260 ay, 50xU 410% Breren ay, 8, 131 ft» from Springtie ALDW Ele L fl Bone to Edgar T Gould, 3 90-100 acres. THE wax. END LEAGUE, Organization of the Boot ‘aaa Shoe Board of ‘Trade. The New York Boot and Shoe Board of Trade held @ meeting at the Asior House yesterday afternoon. ‘There was quite a large attendance. After the usual routine business had been trans- acted the constitution adopted at a previous meet- ing was reconsidered and amended in several par- Heulara. The only part in tt which is of any public import- ance 1s article ten, which reads as tollows:— ‘The duty of tne Commitvee on Debts and Debtors shall be to examine, when reguiariy requested by two or more interested members, into cases of mercantile failures or suspenstons, and report to the president or secretary as speedily a8 possible the debtor's condi- tion, liabilities, assets, and the value thereof, and to recommend such action as is deemed best for the terest of the creditors. ‘The committee may employ counsel or assistance wo ala them, the expense of whicu, together with the other necessary expenses attending the examin Uon, if not paid by the debtor or his estate, shail be paid by such of the creditors as are members of the association, the amount to be divided among them tn proportion to their respectative ciatms. The com- mittee may also Cause to ve Kepi in a proper book or books a record of the non-payment by any debtor of any mdebtedness, or any facts or circumstances which may cast a suspicion upon the character or credit of any debtor to one or more members of the association; but if it shail appear that the debtor 1s of good credit, the same shai be recorded, ‘Tae con- tents of said books and all proceedings connected therewith shall only be kuown to inewbers of the association. After the adoption of the various amendments to the constitution ana the constitution tiself uaa whole the election for oficers Was Had and resulted as follows:— President—Aaron Clafin. Vice Presidenis—W ilar A. Hall, Frepben Hyatt, Johan O. Whitehouse, E. C. Burt aud A. G. Trask. Treasurer—Charies D. Bigelow. Secretary—James BE, Hedges, Directors—C. 3. Parso. A. Ransom, N. South- wick, David Torrens, G. W. Dubois, A. 8. Richards, G. 1. Trask, James Wiggins and U. W. Merriam. commiidee on Finance—Edward Dittman, James Newell and Jon Q. Maynard. Commutiee on Ardivruiton—Le B, Reid, Nathaniel Fisher and Henry Eitiott. Commitice on Debts and Debtors—A. 8, Richards, George L. Trask and D. B, Powell. Committee on Insurance—J. BE. Hedges, D. Tor-- reus and Willlam Clarendon. Commitice on Freight—Esley Melius, L. J. Maybie and L, Stuawell. . Committee on Labor—C. D, Bigelow, E. ©. Burt, H. W. Merriam, H. Tasker and George Silver, ‘The meeting then, alter passing several compli- mentary resolutions to several persons, adjourned. SHIRKING EXISTENCE, A Disconsolate German Commits Bnicide by Hanging. For some time past Balthazar Hardt, a German tatlor, twenty-five yearg of ago, has occupied aparr- ments on the second Toor of premises No. $4 Allen street, He was a temperate, industrious man and seemed to be comfortable and happy, but it appears such was not the case. Yesterday morning Hardt was missing from his place of business, and search being made for him he was found hanging to a gas hook in the ceiling over hia bed. On the table he left a note book, in which was written the following in German:— troubles are nobody's fault, but —-——, a baker ird street, betwern avenues O and cated ine out of a my money. My property belongs to my girl, Mary Weichert, Who the young woman referred to 18 did not transpire, as it did not appear that deceased was married.’ There 1s hit f any, doubt tuat the Joss of his money prompted deceased to take his life, Coroner Keenan was notified to make au oiiciai in- vestigation. Art snlo of the Thompaon Collection, now In progrons, ai the Leeds Art Galleries, 817 and #19 Broadway. Balos commence ati! A. M. aad 7 P.M. anily, untit the entire list, comprising nearly (wo thousand “The catalogue docs not exaggerate when it calls this the most numerous and costly collection of paintings ever offered to the American public.” —New York Tribuge. “Gonspicuous tn the bewildering variety are roa worthy to adorn the finest public or priva world, Cortalnly nothing Ike it bas hitherto en In the United Blates,"”—New York Herald, Lultorial, Ja ‘The collection wil! be sold entire (no pictures having been added or taken {rom it), and without reserve or limitation, to close the estate, RT SALE of meritorious wor ictures ieiea’ the ited us & modern art, the mont im. portant aid attractive, sale of the reason of auperior, high class Oil Paintings, will take plac at the Gallery of 'ATL, 8f5 Broadway Conpo joaite Wallack's), on the With and 1ith of monreary in which many rare and valuable apecmens of Americ bs Knglish, Belgian and Dusseldors schools may be op: ho entire collection now on exhibition day and consisting of over ona hundred and sixty of the finest aod most desirable pict heretofore offered nt anc- tion, and comp and favorite Ami William Hart, . Pope, 3.4, Brown, 1 examples from the fi and European artists razer, Lan Verbockhovea, lowing eminent Veracheuer, J. Williamson, ——-Verhoven Hall, J. B. Bristol, Von Seben, Van Kuyck, Van Lempulea, Anna Deters, Ten Kuve, Bakalowies, Dolpt, Patrois, Fauwale, Eerw! Schaefels, Bellows Herzog, Bones! J. G. Brown, And othera of established reputation, To be sold on Thursday and Friday evenings, at 734 o'clock. UCTION NOTICE. ‘AYLO:! THIS DAY TORSDA agniticent Household Pardture, BT Went Fifteent! ‘areet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, Drawing Room Suite, Rosewood Pisnoforte, Velvet Medallion Carpets, Marquoterte bois de ross Cabinets, Silverware, Books, Linens, on THIS DAY hae d es February tha residence b7 West Fifteonth street, between Fifth and sixth avyonues, sale commencing at 10¢ o'clock. richest assortment of Household Furniture offered at Suction this avaxon, the house furnished Jets than #ix mon’ wing Room Suits, covered green gold, ert Window Curtains to. maton; marq Tables, Jardinieres, Encoigour marble top Th daa a ER. Paintings, Bronzes, Statuary, terbury, renewed Bi ony vaivet Onrpeta; P. betaling, Bronte Staiuary, Closk, Chandeliers, maguificent ToRewood Pianoforte, celebrated maker; Fowew aod Walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardroves, Commodes, style Loule baie, aprigg Mattresses; ‘Dining, Extension Tab Hutrel; ruby Gassware, Sliver Gasters, Salvers, Dioner, Tee Service; Shefield Cutlery, Sofas, Every fact ty for packing, oving goo artien wishing to aiteud ch wrenue stages or Jixth avauua Gaga. FEBRUARY 8, 1870. —TRIPLE SHEET. ee _SALIM AT _AUOTION. % Aen. Bes MULLER, “AUCTION BERL ~ ‘ADMINS. trai valuable ADRIAN BeMULI I Pe Mey WIENS & CO. wil! sett at on, on Wethenon he phage Salesroom, 11 TF hat order ot i ‘ay me rate ‘anderpoel, dece: House an % Hast id ; i aula Huai coro So eu! ae stroet, Gacond avenue; valuable Lote, cor a at ; valual Lots on Third a eur. iso Lcpis on Lith, and Vi3th tio ry it Es avenue lots, Maps at the off ‘ine street. F ta; streets, in rear of a urd of the Auctioneers, No. 7 P rt ATION xo NOTIOR ‘Ui3 WEST 27TH ST, NEAR 6TH Tueaday) morns commencing t 18 o ase over catalogue, B FIT AIBMALD, Auctioneer, will sel to highest bidder at magalficent Housebold Goods, Cousisting of rosemuod Pi forte, Stool, Cover, coat ‘et elegant Parlor Suita, bro Centre ‘Tables, Brussel three-ply @arpets, Bronzes, Oil Paintings, Statuary, Vasoa, ytrat Bookcases, Pler Mirrors, Headroom Suite style Lo xiv Bedaivada, 1 ashatands, Wardrobes, Sofas, hulrs, Sra’ Kalension Tables, Buffet, China Glass, Eilver Ware. iitense Furniture, "Sale poalive, goods boxed and ablopea. N, U.-—his is largest and richest thin day. Tae diath of Seveath avenue garth and stop at enty-neventh street. Goods boxed and shipped, le Avetox BALE-AT 118 WEST TWENTY-8IXTHT sireet, A rare opportunity for f honseker(ers wanting, good Furniture, EDWIN NICHOLS & CO,, Auctioneers, will ell all the handsome Houtohiold Burn itire at the elegant. private dence U8 Twenty-atxtly wt ctween Sixth. aud’ Sev avenues, this (Monday) morning, eb, % at 11 o'clock pre- cusely, All tho Furniture made’ to order seven tonite ago for the present owner, and will be sold to the highest bidder, without reserve, Magnilicent roxewood 714 octave Planoforte, Beautiful Parlor Suits, latest atyle, covered with green and gold and crimson and gold French aatin brocatel, will Works of Art, Mivrore’ Gi JI th Spring and Hair Mattresses, chs Bole asters. ‘eiitowes Blankets, Quilts, Linen, Solus, Chairs, Rook. era, Lounger, Sideboard, Extension Tables, Veet, Brussela and Ingralu Carpets; Glass, China and Silver Ware; Table ean ery, Ae. en in attendance to cai ‘ Sixth or Seventh avenue cars and stop th street, near the house. JOHN P. WATERS? PAINTINGS. STREBEIGH & CO., Clinton Hall Art ae A*te Sit Tertes, Pia piace, will sell by auction, Friday areckg, at o'clock, without reserve, the colte ction of Paintings bel athens to Joby P. Waters, ixq,, of Brooklyn, comprising choice #x- umpies by J. F. Kensett 8. R Gitard, Lan Eastman Jom. Foy Durand, Whitirede, Losp Neblig, Lamoiin, Ruube, Diaz, Veyrasset, Gentz, Zlem, Yewells, fcheeres, ‘ibis collec: tion embraces 80 paintings "gema of art—of a description seldom seen inan wuction room. Catalogues ready. Paint- ing on exhibit » day and evening. RY, NOTIOF.-BY P. LEVY, AUCTIONEER. ore LV. Paintings Wit eellat wuction this day, Feb. o'clock A. Mwy at the Artists? saiesroom, 80 Naksau in choles collection of framed Oil Paintings by eminent Amer. car and European artists. Paintings and frames sold to- gether. UCTION SALE—THIS (MONDAY) AFTERNOON, AT two o'clock. Handsome Household Furniture. ingrain Leryn rosewood Fianoforte, Drawin; . covered with brocatel, reps and ‘hairclotl Tabiem btageres; Mirrors Curt ttngs, Clocks, Vasea, Bronzea, Bedate Attressea, Beds, ancetdp Lounges, Sofas, ‘Rockers, Sidevoard, Extenslo ‘Table; Glassy China and Silver Wate, Cutery,’ Aen ocd Weat Tenth atreet, between Broadway and Fiit avenue, UCTION NOTICE,—R. 7, HAZELL, AUCTIONEER, las DAY (RUESDAY, FEBUARY & At 10}¢ o'clock, at our salesroom, 116 Chambers street, Hardware and Cutler; ‘Tinned, Enameled Ware, in lots to aitit city and counts : (to Clothes Wringers. Linen Goods Table Clotha, Napkins, Handkerchiets, £e., together with wn astortzient <f Miscolianeous ‘Mer: Catal) ques 08 morning of sale. re a HAZELL & 00., ___ Auctioneers, 114 Chambers street, MERICAN Of PAINTINGS.—EXTRAORDINARY ART auction sale, by J. RODOLPH Li:VISON, Auctioneer, on Wednonday evening, February 9, continuln until the stock is disposed of, In the store 621 Broadway. under ‘St Nicholas Hotel. ‘The collection numbera over 600 gems, belonging to the American Art Gallery. 5 UCTION NOTICE. -E NICHOLS, AUCTIONE: Elegant Honsehold Furniture, Paintings, Bronzes, THIS DAY (TUESDAY), February 8, 12 Tenth street, one block west of Broadway, near Fifth and Sixth avenues, Magoificent ronewood Pianotorte irom Decker Prothera; 4, inteat styles, of the ric! deseriptiot French. Furnivure, Onbinet bola de rose Ecageres, Velvet, Krueach) Medallion Carpet, Fine Paintings, Bronzes, Vases, Statuary, Varlor Ornaments, hamber Suits, style of Louls X. Library iPerabare! Boukease, Mabie, iio Sale commencing at 10 Velvet, srussels und Medallion lace Curtains; Paintings, by en pie Mirrors; French tmporied Furniture, marquetter rose Cabinet, Ei ‘Tables, Jardiutores, magnilicens Parl rou with French wa Sik, ops and moquelto;, Turkish und. Ortental’ magniticent Decker & Brotnern’ 1 oxewood Planof arte, Stool and Cover; great selection Hror wary, Turinr Orhamenie, walnut Bookease, Table , Deak, Books} ronewoodand walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wasuatands, Com- modes, Wardrobes.springand hair Mattresses; Beding linet, Blankeus, Quilts, Bolaters, Pillows, Sof irs, Rock Lounges, covered with reps and baireloth ; Ex Howtets ‘Dining Chairs, China, Tea and Din} Gi Cryntai and silverware; Ivory Table Cutlery, &o. N.'B. men in attendance to cart or pack gools ‘tor pur- Chasers,” Parties wisuing fio aivend (Gis mals teks Breed: Way stages or Sixth avenue cars, ka. o'clock precively. B. WALDRON & 00., AUCTIONEERS. Furniture, Bedding, Crockery, Desks, de, This day, at 10%’ o'clock, at 103 Liberty street, Beds and Bedding, Crockery and <Glissware, Plate, Cutlery, Tin and Tron Wate, Parlor and Chamber Furniture, Extension Tables, Bookcases, Chairs, Buffets, Centre Tables, &c. J Y ARCH. JOHNSTC saleroome 37 Naan ANT HOUREHOLD FURNIZ: THE PHIVATH MANSION NO. 3 ward ‘SQUARE, ONE DUOR PROM UNIVERSITY YOUNSTON & VAN TASSEDL will sel! on Thursday, 10th, at 103g o'clock, the entire Furnitare contained in the above unsfon, couprising in part elesant rosewood Parlor and Bedroom § a by our, Hutchings and oth- Tapestry Carpets; elegant elogant Curta: French Piilo' uflets, Extension Dining Tablas curled hair Mattresses a er and Toa Sets, very rich Cit Glanswares Do- canter, Winea, &c. Sale to commeuce with » ‘Furniture, ones and valeaum Nassau st., opposite Post office, Household Eurntture at the East Forty-ninth street, pL aaeign eran et JOMUNSTON & VAN TASRECL with mn Tharaday, 10th, cl 7 244 Kant 'Fory: Paruculars in tine. ninth street, the entire Furaiture. Br are IBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Onlice and salesroom, 87 Nasaau st, opposite The great auction house of JOMNSTON C VAN TASSHLE will well bea day, at 11 o'clock, attheir saleroom, No. 37 Nas- fa street, @ large assortment of Chromoa, Palatings, Ea: raving ‘French ¢ jored Prints, &e. BY MAX, BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER—SELLS tomorrow (We Feb at the four atory {iat de stone residence #5 Amity street, nificent and ly Furniture of a pri family removing From the city, consisting of rob Parlor Sults, rich Library Belin, costly. Pit irrors, iagniticent Brussela and Velvet Carpets. costly nask Curtains, magnificently carved rosewood ce and Di rmoir, do. Sideboards, richly earved bli ber Brille, elegant Oil Paintia k walnut and oak hromos, Mone] elegant Bookcases, pensive sud other Basy Chairs; 'atao tne Steinway Piano, re; Crockery, (ilassware, Cutlery Ware, fi bet Sioves, 2: ortiiaity for pas wanting une furniture 1ture was and fo order by "Pimpton an manufacturers. Fail Aare vo-morrow.. Descriptive entuloguee Teady MMAX BAYEESDOKVER'S ollce, so Bowery. BY EDWARD Ww. w. BAXTER, A cTI0s EER. R&C ee to all interested that tacie third large Furniture Trade Sale will commence on TUESDAY, February 8, at 10 A. M., at thetr warerooms, 202 and 204 Canal strect, and continue dai till completed, offered tn the Br* Douauty, yhUCTIONEER. il by auction, this day (Tuenday), handsome assorim Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Furniture of all kinds 79 Nasaan atrect, a Fnrniture, comprising ry, and Dining Room Nutone: Pillows and Fedding; Louages, Wardroves, Bookcases, Exteusion ‘tables, Gas Fixtures, Counters, Show Cases,’ Mirrors, oval aud’ pier; brocatel Curtaing, China, ON Palatiags, 4c, Sale peremp- tory to the bigheat bidder, ¥ ARCH. JOUNST. ‘Ofice and By JOHNSTON & Attheir ye Mars 112 Fast Thirteenth street, near Fourth even THIS DAY (LUESDAY}, springs; neatly new: lined wilh pure silk satin; iuads. by rewster & Oo., of Fifth avanue. Also Circular front Coupe, very light, with pole and shafts, lined with eortelien uoatiy now: made by Wood Brothers. Regular wale of Horses, Carriages, Ac. Tor full descelp, (ious ace catalogue under head of Horses and Carriag \HAITEL MORTGAGE SALE—AT PUBLIC AUCTION, A wt 202 West street, on Tuesday, February §, 187), at 1 A. M., Horses, Trucks, Harness, Kags’ and Oflice’ Furuiure. By FA. MARKINER, Attorney for Mortgagee. CUA, CROCKERY, atas Table Cutter sell this day, at 60 1% sortment of th city and counts SILVER ari rect, at ool eral aa fe above guods. from tho abelves, in lola to wult Totall trade, HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEER—SELLS THIS DAY, AT + Mo'eiock, at 1% West Sixteenth street, all the House hold Furniture,’ Horses, Carriages, Trucks and Carte cou- tained on premises above named. ENRY FELTMAN, AUCTIONEER, SELLS TITS DAY, FH *icit odock, coruer of Whipple street and Flushing aves nue, Brooklyn, Stock, and Wagon of a fe grocery store AMES M. MILLE e WEDNESDAY, FER. 9, At 12 o'clock, at the City Salearoomm, Phosnix Building, No. 16 Jourt stree! fa the city ot Brooklyn, Peremptory sale in partition, hy order of the Supreme Court, under the direction Of Jaynes-Maurice, Laq., Referee, 409 Lots and Gores, on Stewart avenue, Varick avenue, Porter avenue, Irving avenue and Knickerbocker avenue, and on Randolph treat, Jolinaon atrest or Oypress Hill roa’; Ingrabarn street, Harr! street, Grattan a#troct, Thames ok & pike road, George: Seat aras street, Goutal street “and 6 Suydam strect, lm treet, «Xiestnut street and Stockholes street These lots are part of the cntnte of the late James Harrison, on jecensedt, and most positively be auld to the highest Diadée fo order to pettio the estate, ‘They arouituated ina rapidly improving part of the Fast ern District and are daily growing inv ey praxent an Cxeeliont chance for ail porsous withing m ante luvestuent, nod #0 large & Hor te 90, ood ered ab 6 eo fares 92 Good & lowation is seldom ofere: Per cent can remain on bond and mo Fixtures, Hor 5 4 sale aka | Mapu nnd particulary atthe odie of tho wus sapa, 28 Ping { 9 BALMS AT AUCTION, ACOB BOGART, AvorIoN: fils DAY, Feb. 81103 o'clook, at the antetionrobme No ¥ Mort Witham ey HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Looking Glasses, Sofas, Bureaus, Washstands, Bedstends, Bods, Bedding, Also alot of Hardwar toss, Faucy Goods, Also w lot of Clothing, _ BOGART, au *TIONEER. Carpets, Mirrors, © Medsteads, Bureaus, jaing, Mattresees, Diniog oom chiated Ware, Crockery and COLE, TIONRER.SPLENDID PROSPECT od, Fare Lota and Bon ay ya ExDID Fifth avenue and Bergen strect and Third w.cnue, twenty-second and Twenty-third sirovis, to bo wud on Weitne February at 12 o'clocleat the Gommorciat Exe the Cily Hall, Brooklyn: and Hergen street, near Lots on Third avenue and twenty x tw; Sule positive. For mapa a) m Btrest, Brooklyn. ACOB BOGAR’ TION -THURSDAY, FEB- oJ” ruary 10, at 10 ofctock, at 80 Kiguth avenue, mortgage wale, Drug Store, consiating of the Siocky Fizlures “and Lense of s iret class Drug Store. “By order of the Atioragy for Mortgages. ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Bi) Meare Furakure, Pier and Mantel Mirrors at E. H. LUDLOW & CO. ill salt at auction, 03 ‘Thursday, February 10, 1870, at It 109 Washington sguare, south (West Fourth id Pulton atreet, Lots on Fil avenue; sixteen and Twenty-third to the Aud Fy % dctwaen Wooster snd. Thonapaon, sitects, the eutire Furniura contaiued tu said house, cousisying in part of Tose. wood Parior Salta, rosewood Istagere, marole top Centre and Bide Tab ex, two Pier aud ve Siantel Mirrors; Pianoforte, #14 octaves, Glann & Co. ronewood Halistand, walnut Buf" fet, Extension Arm Chatrs, walnut and mahogany B. Dressing Table, Hruagels and Tngrain Carpets, Coins tojetier with un usuortment of Kitebea ails whiol the sale will coumnence, Montaace, SALF OF ELEGANT WALNUT AND Rosewood Cabinet Furniture, dc.—A. M. CRISTALAR. 4 SON, auctioneers, will sell this day (Tuesday), February 8, at thelr salesroom, 421 roadway, corner of Howard street, = large asso tof Household, Karniture, sorbate wal- nut and, Tonewood Chamber, Parlor and Lib: nits, Side. poards, brary and Sec Wardrobes, Ex i marble top C Dlaing, Parlor and droom Chairs; Sofas, Lo hair’ Mattresses, French ) ORTGAGE SALE OF GROCERIES, i on aud Harness. WEINBERG ER, Auctioneer, ‘salesroom 13 Bowery, ony Wedneadayy, Febran ond airvet and First ave ck of Groceries in waid store, Fixtures, Counters, id store, one ‘ane Horse, Bale positive, CHARLES F. MATTLAGE, Mortgage, Perens AUCTION SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS. — A.M. CRISTALAK & SON, auctioneer Broadw: 1a, by American and uropean arviate, Gi won exibition’ Gucot'town and elly purchaacrs will dy well to aliend, Sale poritive, UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S SAl ’ Auctioneer, ye Ball 21 ‘fhuraday o'clock {hand 117 Nessa street, by orjer of A. J, Rogers, Buble Admiaistraton W weiry, Clotbinj Furo{iure and Household Articles or pig ‘kinds, belonging various estates. AWA SOIR SALE.—WATCH P FIELD, Auctioneer, 136 Chatnann siroet, will sell on W Wedoosiny, at 11 o'clock, lots Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond and Gold Jewelry, Guns and Pistols, Musical and i enone ical Instruments Opera Ginss ot Telescopes, a 30) ree tht Bowery. NBROKER'’S SALE.—WILLIAM 8, INGRAHAM, Be i sell thie Gay Hcvolook, 500 lowe re —JAMES OLIVE GHenirrs BALE. Clothing, Cloth. RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell this day (Tuesday), at il o'clock, at Auction et No. 27 Bast Broadway, a wholssais stock of ssasonable spring Clothing, consisting ot Coals, Pants, Vealay a0.” Lar ‘tant to the trade, ar ‘ai m D JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff, nm, Deputy. RULE, AUCTIONEER.-WILL SELL 70. 5 (Tuesday), February 8, at li o'clock A. M., as the store of V. White, Auction and Commission Merchant, 10 Murray street, on account whom it may concern, to pa advauces, 100 tox, ouk return Butter Pails; 60 doz, Oak Btaple 270 doz. onk wator assorted Palla; 75 Oyster ¥ id Sherry in 25 cases tere | ion Cream of Tartar aud Coleman’ Oil of Cogune, white end green lot of Gas Pend. M0 Brondway. BW YORK, NOTICE,—To. CONTRACTORS and Th Tt huttan Marken Thity-tourth surests North vee. SEALED PROPC Work, book Work: Piling, ie. rection of MA HA’ February 7, 1870. ERS. Mame USALS for the Mason's Work, Iron Worm, respect! rl TAN MARE Jompa sions for esti- th jastant at the Olle of the Architect, Ht.4i. HA KFISON, 62 Witham aeck Jowpany reserve U right tor sfeckany and all pro- pon presented, and a} ity will be required for the Performance of the work by the contractors P Proposals to be tirecied "10 ibe ct, the Company, as above. in the care of ty order of the Board, J. EUGENE” *PLANDIN, Secretary. WA RBLE MANTEL DP PGQRATED, MARBLE MANTELS, Furniture Tops, <c., 1u exact representation ored tnarbie of the world; elegant patterns of “plank eal quality, engraved su gol DULEFIE (ELD COMFANY, 0. ‘Thirty-sixtn street MARBLE, AND MARBLEIZED tols, of the latest designs, on hand. allowed ch all bills sold this month. A, 135 Least Lightewnth street ,near ‘uird avenue, ew KLABER, §2 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD «street, will nell a few woeks more Marble Mantels, Head york. Stones, &c., below cost, to reduce rtock before removing to is ew factory. — ‘FURN ITURE, A “MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM 8UIT—MADE order, celebrated maker, covered French brecatel, cou 9400, for gio0; one do,, 875; Et eres, Bookcana, Pafitings, Hrovzen Microra, Chaiuber Furuiturs eaariice; pro family leaving city. Br West Fifteouth street, ven (\ARPETS, FURNITURE AND BEDDING. HOUBE- J” keepers’ supplied with the above on eas: ments weekly or mouthly, LEY CO, “commer ‘Twenty-6fth Street and Sixth aveut -A PICKHART'S BEDSTEAD, NEARLY i price $75. Apply at 143 Kast JOR SALE. new and in good order Seventeenth street, FLOUsE KEEPERS, ATTENTION..WE ARR SELLING our immense stock of Carpets, Furniture and Bedding lat reduced prices, to suit ail purchasers, Weekly or monthly payments taken, FARRELL & GREENE, 2) Eighth avenue, jornor Twentieth street. LIMPTON BEDS’ new, for waic che int atreat, Por SAL tion of Machinery, Tool ath Broo Kiyo Steam Ei i SODA W ATER APPARATUS. S" Machines and materials for inking ating ceed neiug soda water and syrups. catalogue sen on application. MN MATTHEWS. between 2th and Zia h streets, New York. D-A_SECOND HAND, SMALL 8 23 & Canptell & Haraley or a ron preferred. E. HARRIS, 64L Hudson stre Best: FAMILY COAL, 87 PER TON; LARGE NUT, a6 welght and ty guaranteed, THOS, SLOKE irty-necond st. and (Oke 1 60 IN Yarp TO VESSELS AT OUR / wharf; $250 to customers’ houses. Apply at Twamty- third strect, Brondwag, or Twonty-lirat sireet, uveoue A. . ¥. BHERWOOD. JOKE, #2 60 Par GHALDEON, DELIVERED. —-BaNe and cheapest fuel for every purpose, Works, Fifteenta street and avenue C, AL, DELIV AT $6 3 Go $6 25 #OVE: G 3 2. Oe tou (2,04 fos.) Apply to the welghms if Christopher strest, North river, aud ab coal yard, 132 hare 7 “EXPRES i! eS F. & G. BURNHAM'S FURNITURK AND BAG. gage Express, 115 West Kleveath street, near Sixth furnivure, pianos A. avenue. Furntiure moved, city of country; packed, ahipped, atored ; honey advi MATRIMONIAL. MIDDLE AGED, WELL EDUCATED GENTLEM, with tastes of a’ very igh order, desires the acqualn ance of @ genuine womma, Not over snuziy, ‘with a viow i matrimony; she winy be moderately boadfifu, but exceed- toaly q@mceful, well bred, good-hearted and aymparhelis. wooden and marble or sii specimens of femininity ob- dio, Address KENLITA, Herald odie NE “SONNATSSANT PAR. J falter desire de Your ilies. 8 HAMU.