The New York Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1870, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Ware Ste Terspar, Feb. ta tito. } Strictly Soxerved im Boancial circioa. Heretofore ome Of (he More AN xXiows dealers in stocks and gold @m suck days and extemporizing a marker in the “Goid Aly” oF at the portico of the Stock Bx- emange; bat today Broad and Wall streets were us quiet as on Sunday. 4 CURIOUS COINCIDENCE. Te-day the quotations for Qve-tweuties in Loadon Came 57 ,. Which iv the highest price ever made in She foreigu market—a rather curious cotmeuleuce, Considering |be cireumstence and the day. CONGRES: AND TRE OURMENCY—STOCKS AND GOLD. ‘The Soan ial wisdom of Congress, which bad been ying dor cant fer some Weeks, burst vul afresa on Monday in the forme: action oH the resoiution to eutoors: dwect the Banking Commr:re of the Mouse to prowide for Ofty millions addiioual eur- rency. The Louse adjourned soon aer, and as the Senate was so unpatriotic, or ratuer so very part otic, as Lo Work today, are Wilavat furtoer Infor- MuAHOD [rom LHS ONE, LUL are Sxsured (rom Lae olber ‘that Bo such Di C&O pass Lhe Upper house, It was da the waidle of trying to comprekcad ine matter teat the markels closed on Mouday. The operators im both the Gold Koom and Stock Cxchange made free use of (oe telograus t0 Cou ioe aud Cvutouad UWE DUBC WED FeLcreMoe to Luc (rai siuation Of Lhe Proposed iiousure, aad mm the vuteel unloaded a great des of sock and gold Upon (he impression Unat Congr bad tasea a sudden and boi step ia ‘We direction oi ladakon, We are vow wold the bill Ras no chacce im the Senate, aud the “outuders’’ Who were tempted to buy stocks on Monday, JB cKpectasen of a sharp advance, wul, after having the priviege of carrying seca stocks over the boll. day, be availed by Lae same Cuques, wiih & View lo forcing ‘ue to let go at a deeline. Th t aifticast to tell how Lar the cliques bave already doug’ back tue stocks WhICH Luey realized Wpom inal Werk; bul, 48 prices Dave not dechued very much, the public being ob iuale and Woney easy, (uey Wil not cease the worrying and baluag process ane Wey find that the ciriit Of ihe gen Tal CUrreat uw too strong to submit lo tier efforts to reverse its direction. Should they fai! it WH Bot be the Grst time that the Walt svinations, Ofer setting the machine tn Ave veen overran WRen they aitempted to other Way. The action of Congress was im i instance very mgeniousiy used, The rapidity with which the older operators can make a faok m vement would do credit to Geaeral Grant, In the Gow Room @ very feversh state of altars was the revult, The price Muctaaioa bewween the extremes of 118% a 1194, closimg Dually as 118% ‘the great inass Of dealers being Ulieriy pazaied to ioterpre’ Lie newa, LATEST PRICES OF SrOCKS. The {ollowimg were the final street prices on Monday evening for the more active stocks:— New York Central and Ludson stocks, 97\e 98; do. scrip, 95), & 95%; Hariom, 146 @ 147; Brie, ate 2743; Reading, 98 & 95; Lake Shore, s» Wabash, 47% @ 47/¢; Pittsburg, 102 @ Northwestera, 72% @ 12%; do, pre So & G9; Rock Island, 1204 Fort Wayne, 92 a 92/4; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 4") a 65; do. preierred, T8 & 1%; Onto and Mississippl, 51g @ 51%; New Jersey Coutral, 08), ®@ 103),; Western Union Telegraph, 34% & 35; Cumberland, 3344 @ 34; Quickwlver, 1 @ Mis; Pacific Mail, 42% a 424%; Adams Express, 63) @ 66; Wells-Pargo Express, 21% @ 21%; American Mer- ehants’ Union Express, 38 @ 3845 ; United States Express, 5254 @ 633g; Canton Company, 68% 360; Tilinow Central, 143 @ 14535; Michigan Central, 121 bid; Mariposa, 10 @ 1054; Go. preferred, 23 a 224. THE GOVERNMENT MARKEE ‘Was firma under the dewand for bonds on foreign account, the advancing quotations in London and Frankfort counteracung the effect of the decline In gola. The latest street prices were as fol- Jow: nited States currency sixes, Ill @ 111%; do, sixes, 1861, registered, 117% @ 117%; do. do., coupon, 117% @ 117%; do. five-twenties, regis. tered, May and November, 114 a lld'4; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 11545 @ 11694; do. do., 1864, do, do, 14) a 11435; do. do., 1865, do. ao., 114% a 114%; Go. do., registered, January and July, 119 4 113\; 0, do, 1865, coupon, do., 11344 @ 115%; do. do., 1867, do, do., 113!g @ 11355; do. do, 1868, do. do., 119), a 3%; do. ten-forties, registered, 109% @ 1093,; do. de., eounon, 11234 a 112%. THE GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME FOR THE WERK. In accordance wich the programme announced by Secretary Boutwell at the beginning of the month the government will to-morrow, at tho Sub-Treasury, sell one milion of gold, aud on Thursday purchase one million of five-twenty bonds. This sale and pur- chase will conclude the programme for February. THE BXPORTS OF THR WERK. The foliowing will show the exports (exclusive of apecie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending February 22, and since the beginning of the yea 1868, 1869, 1870, Vor the week........$2,968,819 $3,261,173 $3,204,796 Previously Fepereediayy 22,048,310 20,665,571 20,884,115 Since January 1..$25,912,129 $23,926,744 $23,592,901 RAILWAY MATTERS. The holders of stock of the Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central Railway will meet in Columbus March 10 to ratify or reject the contracts with we Pittsburg and St. Lows and Pennsylvania rail- ways, * The enterprise known as the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroaa, which 1s to form a new trunk line between the Alani coast and the Mississippi valiey, is a con- solidation of the Virginia Central and the Covington god Ohio roads. It is in operation from Richmond to the White Sulphur Springs, a distance of 227 miles. The line ts being rapidly extended to the Ohio, at the mouth of the Sig Sandy tributary, 200 miles distant, and it is expected that seventy-five Miles of this portion will be in operation during the current year, The road will derive an tm- portant traMe from the transportation of the iron ores) = whico are found in vast quan- tities and of superior qualities near the centre of its route, and the famous cannel and splint varieties of coal which are found in the Kenawha valley. Besides the local trafic its advantages of low grades, cheap fuel and equable climate will enable it to compete for the carrying of the surpius breadstutts, provisions and the like bf the Ono val- Jey to their destination on the seaboard. The com- pany are represented by some of our more promi- ment New York capitausts, Among others are C. P. Huntington, A. A. Low, William H. Aspinwall, David Stewart and Messrs. Fisk & Hatch, the flnan- cial agents. The first mortgage bonds of the com- pany have boen brought on the market, with a view of tactlitating the work of extending the road through to the Ohio river as promptly as practi- wable. Bate CRIME IN CENTRAL led YORK. Sentences of Prisoners Murder. ee he Rochester (N. Y.) Chronicle, Feb. 21.) in the Court of Oyer and Terminer, on Saturday, Patrick Behan, convicted of the murd oe ‘Thomas McGiunts, at Mumford, in April, 1869; John Donion and Catharine, his wife, convicted of "the murder of Wm. Gates, at Honeoye ralis, in October, 1869, an Edward Dorsey, convicted of manslaughter in the uhird degree—killing Bridget Carroll at a house in Spring street, in this city in the summer of 1869— were called up and received their sentences. Patrick Behan was sworn. He was twenty seven Years of age last October; born in Kings county, Ireland; married; canuot read or write; had not much religions instruction; never before convicted of crime; hud been in this country three years. In response to the inquiry of Judge Johnson if he in “Roe ex for had anything to say why sentence should not be pro- eat against him, he satd:—‘“I am not guilty. malty yore Honor gives me I will take as par- aon for my sins.” Judge Jonnson—Beban, you were indicted for the murder of Thomas McGinnis, and to it you pleaded uot guilty, The jury which tried you found you guilty of murder in the second degreo ins:ead of the frat, which they might have done, and if they had Fes ay Avon uilty in the first degree ‘the Court ‘ould have been obliged to sustain them in their decision. ton e found by their verdict that you tate! lly killed McUinnis, The penaity the imposes is confinement in State Prison for not jess than ten years, and may include for life, There ig no doubt you inflicted the blows intentionally, and sent & Buman being to hig final account. You had no merey for him. The State has been deprived of a citizen and the law must be vindicated, You had no occasion. to quarrel with your victii the devil of intoxicating drink got hold of you. ‘The Court cannot overlook the fact that crime of tue Tee holiday of Washington's sivihday bas been Rave been in the abit Of iting down to the street NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1870. character of which you have been convicted—the taking of human life without provocation—is alarm- ingly on the increase, a a oat courts must do all in ‘Tue next was John onion, sworn, ane ae he was born in Ireland; ts sixty-one eee is married; caunot read or write; had religions in- struction; ‘over belore convicted; 1 @ laborer and farmer by oceupation. Judge Jotinson in pronouncing sentence sala— py td bas found you guiity of intentionally tak- uuman life after the evidence of yourself and wile givea ta your own behalf has been carefully cou- red. Ab yourage the shortest time -ten years— Which the law says you shail be imprisoned would cousume the time allotted to human life. The law list be vindigated—human Itfe must be protected, ‘The sentence of the Court is that you be imprisoned ao State Prison for the term of your natural a atharine Donlon, wife of John Donlon, was and said sue was vorn In Ireland; is thirty- s of wge: cau read; cannot write muca; had religious tustruction; never before convicted. Jwige Jonnson said:—tae law maxes a ditfer- enee in favor of the wife Who commits a crime with presummg that she acts under his di- ‘The Court has taken tity into An exainple must be made (or there must be some security for life. ‘The Seuienee of the Court 18 that you be confined in Sing Sing rrasoa rd the term of firteen years.” There i no “professor of journalism” in General Lee's college. ‘There are twe five scholarships sor young men intending to make journailsm their profession, aad also ayrangements for the practice 0; lypesetting ang stenography. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marciod. DeLOeS—ALLEN.--On Tuesday, February 22, by the Kev. Heury W. Bellows, CHARLES D. BELDEN to paged i, dauguter of Wim. M. Allen, Esq., ail of Howtanp.—Im Jersey City, on Tueaday, ‘at Grace church, by the Rey. S. M. Veime, of New York, to FANNUS A., only aahar ‘ot A. J. Howland, of Jersey City. WAtD—COCHKAN.—In Brooklyn, on Tonursany, Peorowry 17, at the residence of the bride's tather, by (he Kev, Michael McKeana, Dr. O. J. Warn, of Sew York, to Miss AMELIA M. Cocunan, Died. Avrare.On Monday, February 21, Caruarine, eldest daughter of Andrew and Margaret Arthur, 10 years and 3 mouths. roatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late reakience, 161 Eleventh ave- Bue, corner Twenty-second street, this (Wednesday) aiternvou, as one o'clock. Her reuains will be taken Caivary Cemetery for interment, .— kwaN.—Om Tuesday, February 22, DANIRL Z. Lson of ho sey SR -¥} Willian M. year, 6 months 20 days. elauives and friends of (hy munity "are invited to atcona the fageral, from the residence of nis pa- roots, 202 Past Thiruieth sirect, tas (Wednesday) morning = ten o'clock, on Monday, ‘February 21, Ctr in Brookly: James B., eldest om ©. B. Camp, aged 22 years. ‘Toe reiatves and friends of toe fumily are respect- fuiy imvited to attend the funeral, on Friday afier- Boon, at two o'clock, irom tac residence of his fence, #6 Covambia street, corner Pineapple. 0 ork —tu tue uty Of San Francisco, on Weanes- ve areey f Hewry Cr Mary and the late Edward aod 1h —- ihe relatives and friends of the family are respect. futly invited to atiend the funeral, trom Christ cauret, Pith avenge ana Tnircy-Afth street, on Pri- My ie CBaXk— See ee eee, tas nun, 200 Base Forty-aunth street, on Tuesday, February 22, Mrs. HeNKierTA CRANE, aged dy years, 10 ‘months ant 30 ‘he funeral, from the piace of ber death, on Thurs- be Abbe inirgay, on Twenaay, February CAL Aad Ei..en M., wile Of Bavey Hascall, aged 25 years. she rowualae be taken to Maloge tor iter. meut tae Wednestay) afternoon. Hoosy.—io this = Many Honey, be funeral serv deuce ot Joba Brooks, o'clook nis \Woameten) moms family are respectiuily invited to attend, , lawns Will be taken by che ball-past elevea A. M. (rain to Greenwich for interment. Livusticab,—On Tuesday, February 22, in this . H HOLLNGSMBAD, In Ue S7th year of Lis we. HoRy.—On 22, Mancaner Horn, widow of w Hora, aged 64 Kelatives apd friends are respectfuily invited to end‘on Nr yh gs FA x. JENNINGS. —OR ‘ebruary 21, Ipa, eldest Aauguter of Stepbea O. and Susan 0. Jonnings, aged “ dorvices will take > agg My : Be, aan ot mee Hempstead, L. L., nesday) a ternoon, at hall past one “clock. Friends and revatives are respectfully iavited to attend the {une- ral. The remains Wili be taken to Southold, L. |., for interment. JonNSON.—OD , February 22, of consum} toa, JENNIE, eldest of Jane and tne |: ‘Thomas Jonnson, tn the year of her age. Notice of funeral to-morrow. Leison.—On Monday evening, February Tuomas W., infant sou of William and Alison iat. son, aged 4 months and 6 days. ‘The reiatives and friends of tis parents and of his grancmotuer, Mra. Thomas W, Letson, are reapect- ait 'Y invited to attend ihe funerai, from 66 Charies street, this (Wednesoay) alternoon, at ove o clock. MCADAM.—AL & meeting Of the members of the class OF 1866 of the College of the city ef New York it was Resolved, bony — received wit It sor- row the news of of our end classmate, RANDOLPH M’ADAM, we hereby express our sympathy with those to Whom bis life was dear in recailing to them our esteem Trieadsnip for him @s a classmate. e student we respected him as having those quali- thes of faithfulness and diligence which enabied hun to complete bia coll course with honor, and asa friend we regarded him as one whose moral cua- racter was ce mm gong Whose beart was full of brotierly kindness to ail. We monrn with them the early death that has cut off his earthly career #o full of future promise, and deprived us of @ companion so bighiy valued, CUARLES H. BRINKEIHOFP, Preadent. McNeits.—On Taesday, Feoruary 22, E.izasers, wife of Charies McNeil, to the 67th year of her jatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, frem No, ant ‘Twenty-fourth atreet, on Thursday omerasen, o'clock. Her remains will be taken to og for Invermeat. 22, Man- ing, Febraary “r 74 ‘ke, beloved infant aaegneer of Hogh and e a7 months end 10 days, unstad “this” (Weduesday) atiernoon, aC} two crciech, Seem ie Sundanese 6 Bes pasenan ae Grand street, New York Tablet and St. Jobn (N. B.) papers please roary 22, isabeiLa BE. Cheney, Preree. The remains will be taken to Montgomery, Ala., for interment, Montgomery papers please copy. Pike—On , February 21, James Pixg, in the 7sth year of his ‘The relatives and friends are 1 eens invited to honey oe. yg, TS ist church: corner o avenue hirty- street, this depo afternoon, at Iwolciek. UINN.—On Toesday CHARLES INN, youngest son of Wintam Bb — be Qatna, “ffriontis aud relatives of the fas iy are respec nds and relatives of t ny are stones ele ‘k, 0 cn tne era Tray rahe at one o'clock, from hs hr On Toesd, Peareny | Low * AV AGE. —! jay. om 18 of Andrew D. Savage. aged 40 ncn ‘The rejatives and friends of the ye faantty ere respect. pow J invited to — p> Mg yey af THOON, at Ono O'clock, from her late residence, Weat Thirteenth strect, vie Ncngxpine,—Oa Tuesday, February 22, after » Short illness, WILLIAM SH KAROING, & RAUVE of Alsace, France, aged 41. years and 4 months. The relatives ana friends,,and those his brothers, Louis and Jacob Sherding, are jayited tu atiend che funeral, from his late restdence, Ne. 47 a sireet, near Union avenue, Greenpoint, 1. —_ seen at one o'clock. CAMIDY.—On Monday, February 21, ScuattyT, tn the 75th year of his Funerai will take place from No, 109 Orchard street, this (Wednesday) as one o'clock. Scuor.—At St. Thomas, W. 1, on Sunday, Jan- Uary 16, ADULPH EDWAKD WILHELM BcHou, aged 66 ears. * SHuTEe.—In Breokiyn, K. D., on Sunday, Fi 20, Liny, infant dauguter of Jobn W. aad Sue Hd Shute, aged 12 days, Remains taken to” Sleepy Hollow Cemetery for interment, STAYNER,—At New London, Conn., on ™ February 21, Sakad A., wile of Henry Starner, Funeral services at St. James’ church, New Lon- don, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three a Friends and acquaintances, and those of her son, Goorne H, Stayner, are respect@ully tuvited to at- Monday, febraary 21, Eoors eV emmLAND. . Boyp, youngest son of James and ng itzabeth Vree- land, aged 3 years, 3 months and 10 day: ‘The friends and relatives aro Tespectfnily invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at oe O'clock, from the Moravian ebureh, New burp, WaRD.—1n this city,on Monday, Febraary 21, of cancer, MAKiA Lovisa, Widow of Alexander H. Ward, late of Mount Vernon, N. Y., 10 Whe Sith year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family, and those of her brother, Alfred P. Clark, and sister, Eilza Beck, are Invited to aitend the funeral, from the residence of Peter Ward, 33 Grove street, New York, on Thurs- day morning, at tea o'clock, The remains will be taken by A.M. New Haven train to Mount Vernon, and thence Wo St. Paul's church, East Ches- ter, where divine services will be heid, WILKinson.—Suddenly, oa Tuesday, February 22, Kats A, beloved wite of George H, Wilkinson and youngest daughter of Wm. B. Belch. Notice of funeral hereafte! CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SAL! East Side. $2,610 ONLY—BRO T A” nuir'stoop, Dwelling, 2 Fourth avenue, Twenty. THREE STORY strictly modern; near Ve STEVENSON t xox it Pine street, A FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE WILL SELL ATA bargain thelr fully, turnisied House, slinated near Union square. » No. 6 Vine at A VERY PROFITABLE PURCHASE ON FIFTY- soventh street, noar Third avenue; must be xold imme- diately; first claes House; $5,000 below cost, Don't miss this oppor hinity, KIMBALL & WEED, 261 Fifty-seventh atreet, ‘Becond avenue. A. —MARBLE FRONT HOUSE, IN WEST THIRTY-FIFTHT sireet, near Fifth avenue, for sale, with or without Furniture; In perfect order, an early posséarion. 1 MURCH & CO., 917 Broadwa: THREE STORY Hin, STOOP BROWN STONE front House and Lot, 19xh0x99; ig snopes all modern improvements, furnace, ‘alcony, ees hi Md order; for sale at $16,000; terme easy or WO iet at #1fo0; Furniture for it, 2 and 4 o'lock to owner, on to premises, 306 Rent Fart Falreth atreet, Martin Terrace. Ot ou ory GRAMERCY PARK CORNER, WELL built four story, neg nee. Darel ling and ual ; also same Park, small oad fo 1190, u7,50 i) “Pin K STEVENSON «80! OR SALE—THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House, nll Improvements, Lexington avenue, be- tween Fortieth and Forty-tirst atreets. A. M. PENTZ, 48 Pine atreot, [oR SALE—A PLOT OF GROUND, WITHIN 100 FEET of the New York Life Insurance Company, new build- atreet, ing, and on;the same block ; fronting on Elm sireet, with wn Kon Catharine launi a very desirable building site," Address RELS, 179 William ) EAST FIFTY-VIFTH STREET, BE- tween Lexington and Fourth high stoop brown atone front; parlor flo wal: nut;extra plumbing; algo a three story high stoop brown stone House, in econd street, between First and See. oud avenues; also in Lidth street, between Third and Fourth avenues; will be sold cheap if applied for this month. WAL 3. i? x"Go., 10 Centre street, THE FOUR LAR i FIRST CLASS TE; wont F ‘on Fifty-fitth street, between Second and Third avenues, on very reasouabie tertna. FRED, 8. MYERS, 49% Broadway. — OR BALE—IN THIRTY-FIGHTH STREET, NEAR Lexington avenue, three sory high stoop brown stone, gPs4x1005 a periect gen. J. B. SETCHAM, 40l Fourth av. FOR SALE—THE FOUR STORY IIGH STOOP BROWN stone House 10 Dunscomb place (408 East Fiftieth street); size 0x45x90; house in thorough repair; painted in oll throughout; first cluss neighborhood; will sell cheap ou easy termns, Thquire on preimis OR SALE—A WELL BUILT RAM Bast Sixty-first weet near First oxve ‘AGE, ON 00, THE CHEAPEST LOT ON THIS ISLAND, Yo 185th street, a aah (25 fous east of Bisth 0 mi 5,000 + balance i tote ha gua channe i ant a thas block. Al iy g Cok scl chen toe a Twenty-fourth atreet, few Vor F° SALE. “ON FORTY-SIXTH STREET, WITHIN 200 feet of Fifth avenue, a small and elegant four ball, ‘and be atory finiahed tn the best manners ‘As the location is frat we would call the atten- house. Appiy to E, H. rd eee Tt ts elegantly with all modern eae may oflice, betwee ii ove Sixtieth street, 1 office foot 7 of Haat Puirty-tourth street. ret LYON, 7 ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOW AND ON accuminodating Five Lota northeast corner Fifth “ointh siresl; two Corners, with three 7 Chatham square, East be ae pe ‘Cotver eahington and c eda aud 48 New Bowery extension; 31 Sn Bi Jamnee streoi: Ko. 1 Contral Market places tlouse und two extra size Lots on Eighty-sixth street, rly ‘Third avenue. Apply at 128 Maiden lane 4. Pout LOTS ON GRADE AT ONLY ie ACH =. 2nG ird street, beautifully improved, between Fitth ry STEVENSON & SON, | nh Pine street. EAST THIRTY-NINTIL STR EK FOUR. “STORY } 3 Le em 100; good order, including ee KETCHAM, 401 Fourth avenue, $10.000.- YOR SALE, THE BRICK HOUSE AND Lot 107 Attorney street; all improvements, Feuns any. Apply on promises, FOR A_NICE BROWN 2() 000 on Thirty-eigith street, terms LY 5 $23,000. doors from Lewiagton avenue. M.A. J. LYNCH, 79 Cedar street. $23. 6 0 ) ONLY BROWN STONE, THREE STORY a0 of high stoop, sirictly modern and first class Twenty-tith stret, adjoining Fourth avenue; BiSse0" feet. V. K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street. STONE HOUSE Park avenue FOR A NICE HIGH STOOP BROWN $100. 000 seu ry ety An M.A. J. LYNCH, 73 lot on Madison avenue, ready for West Side. NEW AND ee ee ou STORY BROWN stone for sale, et or lease ; 18 rooms over store, in beat tirml date for Ught housekeeping. Apply on premises Reventh aveni eitamediate Poasoast faa.” - ain FINE HOUSE, NO, 8 WEST FIFTY-SiXTH STREET sai. best manner expressly for the dwners oy dapie work, by J, E: idan: house aetel, with ba window on parlor floor of about five fect, making parlor font deep st bait of the block; back patlor, basoment aad ‘trimmed tn between 11 Apniy at the house, syiloeiek a wort and bo'elock Fe ‘ orto J. H. SMITH, 54 Wess Phirty-eighty street. Ag SOAP FACTORY, A. for ane very chen either day or bvoniing at 4a Wi A ROR SALE, DESIRABLE FOUR STORY ENGLISH basement house, 2x40 8 14 rooms, and all iret dinss texprovements’ will bo sold cheap: Apply to owner on ween Broad- 52 West Twenty-oighth atree: way and’ Sixth aveane, JORNER PROPERTY FOR SAL 0; BO or Rit Penta promipent Cornera on Hudson street, ov wach treet, with a separate rear eiirance: in the immediate ferries, steatnehips and steamboat landings. Also ber of other Corner Properties. Apply to E, My Hudson street, YORNER FOR SALE ON HUDSON STREE! BUILDINGS AND FL Wael thin; vod order. all ni jeeath street, block from Canad street; lot 26195, cove excel- Hoot buildings, suitabie for | gh ma ring Wade. ADpIy to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson atreet. VENTRAL PARK. LOTS.—FOR SALE © HEAP, FIVE / Lots south side Fifty-seventh street, near Ninth avenue; 100 foot street: no jon the great, Apply to JAME! FRICKE, 200 Hudaoa atreet, *HAMBERS STREET.POR SALE, WELL BUILT sory marble it two blocks fr within three ation for eocery RIC. o Krom ‘erry blocks, great thoroughfare ‘or commission trade. App! trees. RAL PARK.—TWO LOTS ON BLOCKS 79 AND 8 adisow aud Fourh avenues, for exchange for moderate priged plain house, or 10 country. lia Wey BARNES, No, 4 Pine street. JOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT, #4 IRVING PLACE, corner of Righteenth aireet. For imformation apply to ALE DU: NSOOMBE, No. 7 Great Jon eet. POR SALE--POU near Houlevard, at wucl! 1 Broadway, thie day, at 12 o'c 00! rane 4 IMPROVED LOTR, ON op NINTH RERT, by A. J. BLESOKER, at POR SALE—A VALUARL F Property on Thirty-fourth between Fenth and venth avenues, Inquire of avin DE VENNY, 63 West onty fourth etree, SOR SALE—A POUR STORY BRICK AND BROWN stone English bagement louse, containing ail, the modera unprorements; Let 2.0100; price #24, 09. ee No commission ailow' MAN & SON. Thirty 1th atrest, cd Wost Forty erected street JOR BALE BY L. KAT I e Highth avenue, near rovements.. 91,280 provements... 4.60) improvements. . 1,700 Le 7, REAR KF avenue, & ¥ brick; all | prise €9..00. Inquire on the premises, | eed BA ANEW BROW x | roms RONT, THREE sory, oop ant F . Went Twenty pint Ab and Ni ‘Ray leasenol, bars woud od vee ore and #tairs: eonvenionee ai 20 number of yt - high stoop Briek, West Awe ee > ATM & MEAD, 482 Righth avenue, LOTS ON MITH STRERT, WITH WATER front, $85 fort from the Boulevard new line), now being Ten ea mating Une 0 ne fom clas tavertment. “Address G. pom, BALE | rous STORY “BRICK CORNER ON : lensed 70k SALE-OUSE AND LOT, Fwenrysixti Hiren, near Broadway, Aiko one bn LMih sires, on ighth aveaue: Central avenue boulevard, Lote suid cheap. ‘poly at 1,261 Broadway f°, SALE CHEAP. Waverley vlare, 2u re and Sixth aveune, TATLOR & STRARNS. 3 ) CLOSE AN ESTATE, Ne 0 Caree story amd abtte ; pear Wash- 16 Pine street. oe ary REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, D> Finer West Side. (OR SALE THK ELEGANT 4 K four story brown siame high stoop Monse No. een Firty-second street, beiween PiTtb and Siath aveoues. Marie hall, diac’ walnus and rosewood Guleh. b. (hanteners thrdughout. Location not surpassed. Can time. Appiy as above, P°%, SALE OR TO LET three #0: sore at muy f. = a Nintit er RET, gh tony "WATE KAPROR, No iy Pine street (OK SALE OR LEASH THE STORE AND DWELLING known as Washington oa Righth, avenue, hear mat el Mreet, one of the best extals oud Money well known Demo 8. TRELAND, 201 Broadway . POUR STORY rie, BUILT in Wont Twenty were on the omm,, and the w: quarters, MAJ. Miscetiancous, LYNCH, 72 Cedar BROVKLY N KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A veer CLASS HOUSE, WITH ALL MODERN IM provements, in pe: Order, ia one of the mont desire. ble locations of the Nineteeath ward, Brooklyn, for favorable terma: possession now, May or Lali. AVERY J. SMITH, 249 Broadway, New York. J{OR SALE-IN BROOKLYN, THE THREE sTORY Buflding now occupied ave store and dwelling, Na. Wh Court street,” Apply to WM. & B.A, ORINKSHANK, 09 Broadway, Ni OK SALE—THREE FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE Houses, on south side of President strest, belweeo Clin- ton and Court streets, Brooklyn; price very low and terms easy. Apply at the olive 185 Present street. OR SALE—A LARGE FRAME HOUSE, WiTit STORE, corner Jay and Prospect streets: also three story brick House, fronting on Prowpect atrwat; will be sold on mnoxeraie te ly on the prem! M. CARROLL, F°%, IN THE BEST BUSINESS PART ¢ street, Brooklyn, a three story brick Hous store 100 feet deep; will be sold with or without Oxtures; now used #8 a liquor atore aud oyster ealoon; is m Aplenaid place for a Inger Deer garden, furnfture store or any uiring a great deal of room. miclare aquire’ st we Columbia street, one door trom nsacketty , Brooklyn. EMEMBER THAT JOHNSON & MILLER WILL sell at 13 o’clock this Wednesday, the most inagniiicent Prospect Fark Lots ever offered, either at puvile oF private The Ninth avenue lots ealinot be surpassed by any on the Continent. HOBOKEN, HUDSON crry GEN REAL ESTA’ For Sale. (A UAROR NUMBER OF HOUSES, COTTAGE, FRENCH roo’ and other modern styles, on Jersey Cily weights, coniveniei ccommodatiing, + Hudson City. TVERSEY CUY, NEAR FERRY—A. THREE STORY basoment and cvllar brick House, with 100 foot Lot; 9 kas, water, marbie muntels, Xe. ; 0 ‘a y two story and baseme nt House, § rooms, all liaprove- . A handsome three story basement, cellar House, 12 rooms, ail improvements, splendid t, only $8,000; very enay terns. Send ar, 2% Montgomery street, Jersey City. ()OR SALE-ON SOUTH FOURTH STREET, JERSEY City, neat two story and basement, brick Holuse, all tin- provements; complete or oe ies furnished, Swe going Sout _Addroas SOUT,’ Heraid otic, ORY PROPERTY FOR SALE— JERSEY crry _AND BE! stamp of call for ci J. M, GIBSON, stone House on Thirty-cighth street, a few § | REAL ESTATE 'TO* | FIRST ©LASS CO! Low and easy terms; seven Lots on acorner, near the old Jersey forry, with Buildings, Engine, Bowers’ and Ma- chinory ; only $50,000. Apply {o'GEOROM F. GANTZ & CO, 136 ani 185 Cedar'street, New York. To Let or Lense. RENT IN HOBOKEN—SEVERAL DESIRABLE, OF orien with all the modern improvements, within five minutes’ walk from the ferry. For particulars inquire of T. C, DUNN, Jr., Ageut, room No. 4, ofice Hoboken Land d Improvement’ Company. PROPERTY oye t OF THE ITY FOR SALE RENT. A TAKE A TRIP TO. ELIZABETHPORT, N. N. J i A come examine the snug Homes aold there by E.R. K. on terms that make it practicable for any one to be. owner of one. Vamphilets givin, 0 of fate Crees co bousea and showing the terms of sale, with full particulars of the property, ven or malied' free to all applying at ‘Broadway, New York. T NEWBURG OVERLOOKING | THE HUDSON, DE- sirable Dwelling, outhouses, grounds and fruit; fine 20 acres excellent Land; surroundings unexception- rice only $16,000 K, STEVENSON & SON,11 Pino street. able AS WANTING FARMS.—9,000 ACRES, GOOD SOIL, ‘mild climate; % miles south of Philadelphia; price only per acre; also improved Farms. The growing ware raphdiy than sacet ony otter place fn the Uniied Baleat Hhourandy are settling. Address C.K. LANDES, Vine. jand, N. J. T ELIZABETH, N. J.—DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of Houses and Country Seats for 1870 now ready. Sent Address or call on J. M. ME! EKER, $15 Broad streot, or 75 Cedar street, Now Y FARM OF 100 ACRES NEAR UTICA, 6 ACRES AA. cleared and under good cultivation, the balance in Woods water at, house and barn; farming tmplementa, yous, bugay, sleighs, cutter, horse, y cattle, poultry ac. 3 the Whole will besold reasonably. Apply to 0. B. DALGON, 386 Bridge street, Brooklyn. EGANT RESIDENCE; from Wall street; 18 ay Lot ablem: fruit; shade. . E. KLUGH, No. 6 Wall street, ind bara 1a Oneida conaty, Ne Yi pris REBLCUA SMITH, 47 Dowhing atreot. “FEW CHOICE VILLA, SITES, OF FOUR AC upwards, near the Stateon House, Long Branch, tor Ae J. LYNCH, 72 Cedar street LANDS IN VIR- by the NEW sale. ae ~A—A—A. oF im, West chal and the South for D MPANY FINE FARM, NEAR Plains purchase, for ree rt ext Teult, good Dulidings, ac. NNET, 67 Cedar street. LYNCH, 73 Cedar street. ATEEY KEW BRIGHTON, HAMILTON PARK—TO RENT— Houses, furnished or unfurnished, with modern famproverneatae delighiCully located, with gardens, shade aud lawn; 8 ininutes of Wall street. bes HAMILTON, 263 Broadway. (QOUNTRY SEATS, FARMS, VILLAGE PROPERTY YOR male and to let—At Hackensack, Rutherfurd Park, Paw sale, Ridgewood and viclaity; near . M. MAHON NO. 1 Contre | street. px, FoRaET THE FARM NEAR PRINCETON, 115 it treen; good buildings; to be sold at auction om, Tuesday, 1. For particulars call on Fs SALE—AT RUTHERFURD PARK, N; J., ALARGE tivo story and French roof House, caataisiag 16 rooms rier, bath rote rae? tao plot ison, the srnerslze 100 water, c.; the plot is on the corner, size x190 feet Long For particulars apply to or ‘address RIPE, Rutherford Park, N-J- Fe%, SALE—AT NORWALK, CONN. FINK REST dence in perfect order; 14 Foome; hot and cold wate! bathroom, gas, furnace, new carriage house, cow Louse tool house,about d acres of ground, concrete walks, fine located oa main avenue; 10 minutes by ilorse. For futher information, permits, kc., ap- piyt to wa. ed DARLING, Erie Railway otfice, 241 Broadway. SALE—A PLEASANT COTTAGE, IN PLAIN- Pened Ne 3 containing s Tome; short distance trom ihe depot; terms'easy. “Inquire of 30 Wile Mam street, Ne ©. FISHER, Plainfield NJ, OR SALE—FIRST LANDING, 8TATEN I LAND, slory, two basements House; eleven rooms; in per- jer; three minutes from ferry ; 5,200; terma easy. DARKIN, 60 Broad street, WEST NEW BRIGHTONTWO STORY ent Cottage, 2x40; Innes atabley 12 Lots, on nutes from ferry ; to close etal DARRIN, Sy Broad treet. PF, SALE-AT NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. A MEAT and Vegetable Store; corner property: iarge lot; house has 11 rooms an did store; now doing a good business; BROTHERS, 203 fru tre fect E ONG ISLAND FARM FOR SALT, OR EXCHANGE—IN art for New York or Brooklyn improved property, auty 8é miles frou city; 198 acres. oC productive. land. an humerous buildings; ‘all in perfest order; product last year, bee $200 per acre, Aad one of the finest farms on Long. y iatunds “Will” sell & portion of the land without build- ings. 0. G, BENNET, 57 Cedar atreet, WN YOUR OWN HOUSE AND SAVE RENT. Kutherfard Park, 40 mioutes by Erie Ri: Chambers or Twenty-third street, fare on! churches, schools and marketa ta the neighvorho Building’ Plote for sale by the MOUNT” RUTH COMPANY. on favorable terms. Aply oO ROBERT BLAU- VEEL, 167 Ihrondway, rear basement, or R. H. BARROWS, Superintendent Rutherturd Park, N. J. SING SING BUSINESS | PROT: RTY FOR SALE OR exchange, near the tne m foray be exchanged for eliy properey. "Ayply to. L. JON Broadway \REMONT—THIRTY MINUTES FROM FORTY BEC street by Harlem Railroad, one or Rig Lots for sale, two Hiocks from the depot, Inquire of Hi. F. NICHOLS, on the prem Fat (reight depot, Forty wey ent street. eT $4. 000. “FOR SALE—IN ONEIDA COUNTY, A Farm of #3 acres, with Stock, Crops ‘aud Forming tepals ‘EB ildinge; turms easy. J. HM \len street, corner of Broom $7.500.° FOR SALF—AT A BARGAIN, IN MOUNT 3 (0 Vernon, a handsome House, ‘nine rooms, ansard roof, Tot 1oox 106. JM. JolNsTON, 18.000 150 Bowery, New York. INGLEWOOD, N. J.—-ONE OF THE most denirable Country Residences, three ries from sfation ant 4) minutes’ ride on the Northern Raiitoad, will be sold, with or without Furniture, &éuy at a great bargain if applied for at o: No more favorable op- » tunity to procure an nnexceptionable home will be ontered Tie season. Full particulars of A. D. MELLICK, Jt BRO. No. 6 Pine stivet. HAN TRY RESIDENCE—DISTANT 4\._oua hour from the City Hall, New York, will be ex. Changed for merchandise of real extate in part; there Is no ¢newnbrance on the proveriy, | rice $30,000.’ Apply from 7 day, 2d to Bith Inst, Inclusive, from 9 A. M. btn CANADAY, Astor Hous PAYING BUSI lorae and Wagon, oF, anuil sold. EXCHANGE -A FE : will trade for LPNEY & CO.. 85 Bom Apply to REA a |) RSTATE TO EXCHANGE, Mhere and others. —A Manufact em lots, corner of Thi ad Bireet Sed First Sresue, now bal a planing aud veuser rewing mil); duildiags mostly new and 16 inch walla. Two- thirds can remaia on aon mortgage, A ) aw SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK CITY improved property beaut east bang of Tbe of atone: beautiful Country Residence, on a river, two hours from New York; howse hot and cold water thronghout; ground over handsomeiy aid out. No encumerance on property, 1 cash paid for difference in price of properties, iC any. “Apply to 7. 5. SHEPHEKD, 205 Broadway. VOR GALE OR EXCHANGE FOR HARLEM PROPER, y e. house, 18 Lois, on Third avenue an Fitty-siath etreel, Lrookiyn,. tain fton avenue ca ra Ps the door.” For particulars apply to WYOKOF & LITTLE, WL ™ aifuten. Wrooklyy or address VILA box 14 ufoe, bu ae VOR REAL ESTATE ory and Ash Plank, x 1 ‘Adidveas B. LARGR AND Brookiyn ihe bay: oe tof Fitth Post alice, FoR SAbe oF Exc WANGE 000 foot bent ak, le foot Jeraoy fo d tnehee thie ; «iso 250. HOWELL, Morr OR SALE OR FE A elegant itesidence Coluinbia street, Heights, near Wall atreot fercy; rear, overlooks M exchange for va lols in the upper p » New York, or vicinity, Address bux 3, I Oe WELL siruATED ABOVE THE PARK TO EX 4 change for» good brown House or £000 renting property. Pi iuunedial of the owner, clpais only, ED BELL, 35 Union squa MPO BXCHUANGE— COUNTRY BEAT AT RYE, VALU B80 CHAN 0), form Dwelling House between Sixth’ and Miike Svenues, Thirteth tw Firtiewh street. Address J, F. MILLS, Port Chester, N. ¥. REAL ESTATE WANTED, ROOKLYN HOUSES WANTED FOR CASH. OWNERS BY Hog ‘0, call will please, call at my offce, W. H. MITCHELL, 77 ¢ N, Money to loan on Brookiva Property. T1OUSE WANTED IN Tite: NEIGHBORTIOOD OF efrorgon Market; price not to exceed 13,000. Adure M.M., £2 Clinton place, butcher WASTED. A SMALL WELD Loc ATED HOUSE, IN OF near the city, worth about $4,500, In exchange for a Paving, City, Drag Siote doiug a goor. ‘vuslneas und weil Stocked. ldreauk FRANCIS® box 814 Fost office. Warnes FARM, FULLY O® PARTLY STOCKED, in ex ‘or city. propert; dilress, with particn- jars, W. A., box [29 Herald Stee. " ith * WASTED-FULLY OR PARTLY four story House, between Thi aod Bighth and Thirty fourth street box 2,128 New York Post of RNISUED, A Whth arenies, ating terms, SALES AT AUCTION, UCTION SALR OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD +L Furniture, at the elegant residence, 12 Tenth atveet, Sixth avenue ar Fifth avente) on THIS bar ( Wednesda: Rebruary a cing at ls o elock gn vont Parlor Suits, Cabinet “ide rose; brilj.aat touo rosewood Pianoforte, Paintings, Rronve many rare and cosy Art. Over 80) lots, v 8,000, clase Farailure, A rare chan ctloneer. Velvet, Brussels, pets; Hroeatel, Repa and Lace Uurtaing; Parlor Suits, covered with crimson gold, Breen and gold satin brocatel;) Turkish and Oriental Cuatrs, rosewood ‘aad abluets, bois de rose: Fables, wala Buokcase, with three dours! Wi » Work Tables, Ja®liniers rising Statuary, Faint ings, Frei @, Flanotarie, a rt Mods, Blankets” Quilts, ‘Bolsters, 1 s, Lounges, Rockers, covered with reps and airs, China, Sofas, Chairs, haireloth ; Exveasion ‘Tea and plated Comfee Set, Urn, spoons, Forks, Casters, Salver, ie, Siteboard, Dining Dinner Bots, Crystal and ‘Ruby ers, Ivory Table Cati ", The catalogue comprising the Iargest and ric ment of Household: Furniture offered at auction this sous Responsible men {a attend: ia at reasonablo el tor pack goods for pur- el ‘ties wishing to attend tale take Broadway stages or University place or Sixth ne cara. “4 UCTION NoTIC - HAZELL, AUCTIONEER, THIS DAY Cweacseaers At 103¢ o'clock, wt our salesroom, 11 ane of 1s Chambers atreet, Firat spring trade sale for 1870 of \d German wy and Shelf Hardware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, French tinned Ware, raya, Keay de, Embracing about 2.000 ls destrabrs Goo ‘To wutt the trade. American, English Also, At 12 o'clock precise; Piano Wire.--1.506 Ibe: best ‘Engh Piano Wire. Bteel.—31 canes Engl Stoel. Que mane at our office. AZELL & O., 118 SSIGNEE'S SALE. Magniticont Household Furattare, At the elegant realdence 67 West *ifuewnth atrast Fifth and Sixth a on THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), Fenetary, %, sale commencing at 1034 o'clock. cloe Rosewood Panoforte, Drawing Roo Sufte, Paintings, Bronzes, rie Bols de Rose Cabinets, Velvet Carpets, Stahuat and many rare, costly Wor and Articles of Virtus nt public valitod at $20, rare chance for housekeepers. M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer. Drawing Room Furniture, covered bine gold, crimson gold brocatel: marqusterie bois de tore Cabinets, Table, super ots ‘Satin Brocatel Window gers wood Etageres, marble tops, ease, 600 volumes choice En Hunic Box, Velvet, Medallion, Curpetn: Ch Statuary, Mazeppa, Minerva, Diana, Bacchana! Pal by om! artintt, Holy’ Family, An meratday Summer, Winter, Fruit, Flowers; Engravings, Bronze Clock, Marble Statucry, Bathera, Greek Slave nificent rosewood Planoforie, colebrated maker; er, Canterbury ; Chains, covered eps; Mirrors. hecretary Book: Jardinicres, ‘Stool Turkish’ Reclining Chalra, Loup, Lace Curtains, Cornices, Shad Salvera; Dinner, Services; Fitchor, Table Linen, Sbadleld Cutlery, Ching ner amber Rosewood, walnut Dressing Buraaus; Red- steads, Wardrobes, Hair, Spring Mattresses ; Blankets, Cou terpanes, Sheets, Bolsters, Pillows, Furniture of the servants? @partments. "rhe auctioneer would call the particular attention of bis eat friends 18 public to this ue comprising the It a richest assortingat of household furalvure offered, ition, this season. wea at the house, cking and removing the goods. Parties risilogto attend Cals uale take Filth avenue'mages or Sisth avenue cars. MERICAN OIL PAINTINGS.—J. R. LEVISON, AUC- tioneer, will sell by auction, oo ean Thursday and Friday evenings, Feb. 23, 425, in the ato Broadway, under the St, Nicholas Hotel, the balance of the Collection,’ numbering 400 Works of ‘Art, belonging to the is sale is of extraordinary intercst, ‘American Art Gallery. as it embraces speciinens by some of our best known artists, DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. Valuable Property of, Twenty oghth atre the hetra of Isabella M, Cochrane, deceaked, iH. Mi . R. WILKINS & CO., yy order of A ULLER, welll sal at suction, ‘on Wellnesday, Fel, 28 at 12 o'clock, 41 the Exchange Salesroor, 11 eat Twenty eighth street e soven tots of La with three and four story brick Ho two tiory brick Houses tn the rear, situate on the south side of ‘Twenty-elghth strect, between ‘Tenth and Eleventh avenues No, 616 to $98 inclustve, The lots are from 13 to 25 feet irout and rear by half the block in depth. Full Derticatars ‘at tho office of the Auctioneer. DRIAN U1. MULLER, AUCTIOKEER, A Vattiavie Business tioverty southwest corner of Grand and Greene streets. MULLNR, R, Mpeg & CO., will ‘Thursday, 24, at 12 o'ch at the Ex- jasesroom, 111 Broadway, the nown as 8 and #7 Grand and 33 and 35. ing 50 feet 5 inches on Grand street by #6 feet 14 inches on treet. The buildingon the corner is w fanr story ore, recently put in comple ler and ready for ‘the improvements on the lots consist of three 7 brick houses, Thin property is opposite the elegant new stores of Appte- ton, ferone of the ‘best, business locations in the city, and, m the micas of the contemplate the yviclaity, will soon be required for lay honses. ADRIAN Hl. improvements in wholesale ware- “ROOTS AND SHORS. M sIgSEEAD, AL AUCTIONEE SALESROOM 2% AND 25 WAR. REET Win HOLD THEN FLRSE SEUNG TRADE AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23, AT 104) O'CLOCK A, THis SALH WILL COMPRISE FIVE, HUNDRED = sample cases of PRIME AND SEASONABLE GOODS, just recetved trots Haslern and city manutaccurers intalogues ready on Tuesday. AUCTION Salesrooma 95 Connbers 7 Reade stvee 1 Att Galleries, 817 and #19 Broadw GRAND SALE OF" "PIANOS, AND ORGANS TO CLOSE On Friday, Feb. 25, at ‘Toteloak, at our salesroorms, 96 Chambers and 7 Reade sire nAisting of Grand, Square and Upright Pianos, by Chickering, Barmore, Bauer & Newman and other’ celevrated makers, aud 15 Organs, by Id without reserve and can le. Also about 20 Kewing PHILIP LEVY, Auctioneers wil roll a Gay, February 23, at iI o'clock A’. M.. at the Artis Fooin, WO Nana street, choice Colléetion of Fra mart nt by eminent American and European artists. inspection 4 respectfully solicited. —LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTIONFER An WILL SE AY thin dng (WEDNESDAY), commencing at 104 0'cloek, at the private residence 113 West Twenty-soventh street, near Sixth avenue, over $25,000 worth of maehold Furniture, { Bronzes, magnificent and costly H ¢ Oil Paintings Tig octave ros rood Stool and coat $1,000, mad has warranteo for'7 years; has bo house was fur ugh broentel Cartains to 0, Si Pier’ Tablea; roxewood Ltageres, Pier hee, lady's Writiog and Bookcase, Velvet, Medallion, Brus nd Three-ply Carpets, connie ik reps, id nds, fine Spring Bu aes, Feainer Beds, Sheets, (Quilts c. i; Room consists of Nutter, sold black walnut ted SheMeid Cutlery, French China 1 Tea Bets, 25) piecea; Table Lineu, Casters, Ui ait 4 Bell Cantera, mad oiler artistes toe ninttergta te mention: Kitclien and Front Basement Furniture, crI0N SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- is (Wednesay) afternoon, at 13g o'clock. K. NIGHOLS, Auctioneer, will sell all the bundaome Fur. niture at residence, 115 West Twenty-sizth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Brussels, forceply ‘Cary Mag: Ritcent rotewoot Vianoforte, Parlor Suits, covered with cata, striped and plain repe: Tablon, Btageren ret, Mirror Gur u en, jateads, Buren: Spring Red utils, Blank reloth: Buffet, Tea and Kitchen Furniture, dc. All coods must be reaftor sale. > remorad 48 ho 7 SALEM AT AUCTION, — od $f HENRY H. LERDS & MINER, LENRY ti Ltn Auctioueer. salearooms Nos. 0S Chambers aud 7? Reade atroet: Art Galle. Fles Nos. 817 und 619 Broadway. On Thursday, February 4, + at tho private residence No. 21’ Ewa Fourth wafayette place and Bowery, nold Furniture, consisting of Brussels and sia, back walnut Seite In green Tepe, mabog- au fetes, black walnut Hooketands, crimson’ rep, wabrekinn. Lace window Curtalas, black ‘walnut marie top Centre Tadley xilt tension Table; cane veat ‘Dining ch toy to ee Cottage Su walnut Bedatead Fentiay Wasliets fatirensea, Filaway Bolsters, Ac, pets and Kode, China, Crockery, Glassware, Bliver Plated Kitchen | tonsils, de. PF hey hese LARGE SALE, bined (WEDNEsDAY) AY. ternoon, commencing at Le Pianoforte, Carpets, Bedstead ~ 4 arp on On. Feather Heda, Maat ‘ver “dud lute of fret Household Goods, con ve at ined. in Weat Tweaty-smventh street, near "Seventh ev B Y ARCH, JOUNSTON AUCTIONEER, oftice 4nd kalesroom 37 Nassau sirect, oppomte the Post e. FURNITURE, AT THE PRIVATE WEst THIRTY SEVENTH STR. tea ise of JOMNSTON & VAN TASSELL hte day “(Wedueaday). at. 104g o'clock, at the privat West Thirty-aeventh atrect, large nasort- bid Furniture, Varlor Suite, Mirror god Pano, Brocatel and ‘ace Gur: 8, Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes, Dres ug nireau nds, "Feather Beds, itair Mattrowses, Boluere and Wi, Quills, Shoots, Pillow Cua vi _Saie to commence with the Kite! wen ‘Firniinre, I ¥ ARCHIBALD JOHNSTO: ‘Otice and salesr@om 37 Nass: ofier, TION EER, treet, opposite the Post in Books, Fine Library of English aud Ameri pecbly bound and tiustrat on house of JOHN: N & VAN TASSELL February 2, at It oelocky ab thew eet, a large assortment of Kaglish a Hooke, aoe £e ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUC TIONEI OFFICE AND opposite the Fost y B salesrooms, 37 Nassau stree Household and Ou he great suction SELL will sell, on Friday, 25th rooms, 87 Nasaatt street, & | and Oillee Furniture, Carpet B* ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONERR—OFFICE AND salexrooina, 87 Nauaau aireet, opposiie the Post office. Fine Private Library of ajuable Standard and Miscellaneous Wor * ‘The great auction big of JOHNSTON 4& VAN TASSELL wes Ke 25 at 11 o'clock, at thelr Sales ST Nassau svete Yalable private Library of King: Taha apd American Books, & Y JOHN H. DRAPER & ‘The Delaw: pany will sell 20., AUCTIONEERS. Lackawanua and Western Railroad Com 80,010 tons Scranton Coal, at public auction, on Wednesday, Feb, 2, ai 19 o'clock, noon, Exchange place. SAMUEL SLOAN, remdent. RY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AU! OTIONEER, > West youriee tn street. TEU PRIVATE it a STREET, a! LE MOUSE IESIDENGE 108 ROBERT SOMERVIL February 25, at 10}g ansortinent of Fura of rosewood and black walnut Parlor Suits, in satin orocatel and reps; auperb roses, wood grand Piano} V vet, Brussels and Ingrain Uarpetes ati Pier ai te nlack walnat Bedsteads, Rureaus, ofa: ‘ornic jer with all the Bedding. nat 'kitcven Plrniure. BY ™: Dovaury, avon se th any, nt 1s Tarvets, it the sxlsarooens, 7 Hasan etreek, Mattresaes, Parlor Suits, Bedroo bien Ol Patatibgas fing gas Cha? ers’ and Pendants; also to satisfy « chattel mort three large gilt framod, oval Mirrors, one Mantei Mirror, two Pier Mirrors, Counters, &c. Sale peremptorily, and worthy attention, Be: P. ‘On Wedn Fifty-niuth ai the FAIRCHILD, Auction , Keb, STi, at 1A. May atthe foot ot et, North river, the aplendid barge known as “A. Sherwood," ether with her Tackle, Apparel ai 4 110 feet long and 83 feet boam, and Furniture. 48 m good ord AUCTIONEER. CAMP. without reserve, com: intd barge Br ing SAMPREEE. TR BELL & CO, will well’ thin di meneing at 11 o'clock precisely, ntire Stock, Furniti Fixturem &e., contnied in the old eatablished, prominea 4 Rilliard Saloon corner Bleecker and Thomp » with splendid Cigar tne Bar Counter, with complete Water Fis, ver plate Beer Pumps, bar Glaasware and Bowed Mirrors, Ornat % Billiard mi ables, de ent also Peg Valuable aes rent; License and Busi- Deas; offering a rare chance to right liquor man, lager beer oF Other man, who will attend to business. Buyers and. specu lutora spectaly invited to attend. By order of Mortgages. BY gts BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS 15 o'clock, 10 Whipple street, near Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, Stock and Fixtures of irocery: ponitively tn lots, Dealers invited. MAX BAYERSDOKPER, 3M Howery. DT), RUBSF, AUCTIONEER. 1). Non Taad 9 West Twenty-thirdatrest, Fisth Avenue jotet, portaut and absolute sale. Furniture, &¢., of the old es 408° Third avenue at Ll o'clock precisely. The fone heavy f sorrel truck Toraes, warranted found and Kind in all harness; one black Mare, warranted d and kind tn all harness, road horse one large double Truck, good as new jong one sin Je Truck, one ‘one large tron Safe torePixtures, Stock of Flour, Feed, V,, BATEEWAY, AUCTIONEER, SELLS WEDNESDAY, 1, Feb, 23, nt 87 Veuey street, at’ 1! o'clock, Taole Cloths, Towels, Loomdice Linens, Handkerchiefs, Notions, Hosiery, Sheetings, Shirtings, Soaps, Fiatures, Cutlery, for aasignoes. JXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. FY Wit be noid nt auction, on Tuesday, Mt 1 o'clock mn the premisen of tho 1 red, at Union opponite the toll turaplke road, the Real Estate com J barn aud about eight acres of choi talotng fearly five w ring ® front tho turapike road, and hana fine building site. woperty is two miles from Milburn station and one mile from! Spring- field, Terme made known on the day of anie.. Conveyances will be atthe Milburn ‘station to meet the IL from convey persons to the sale and retura. RAM RAYNOR, Executor, 76 Bowery. Js0on Boaarr, AUCTION: na e ‘Fats The whole Stock. tutished Flour ixuur me ‘of a good hou lant; one plot, con it nome oe on Barclay street ferry to n roomee No, 1 North Willian rniture, Parlor, Bedroom, Drawing rniture, French Pinte Pier Glass, ‘ileloth, stock of Hardware, Tiaware, £2. vue February my, At IL o'clock, at the auction No.1 North William street, Marsh's ei of john, Coats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Under: loves, Hosiery, Ae. un sine CHARLES ¥. WATTS, Marshal. g.-MYER ELSAS, AUCTIONEER, o'clock, at the Firth Disiriet Court Tl ouans 154 Clinton direet, one Gold ain. ISAAC MEYMAl , Marshal. Neon SALE—C UTLERY.—RICHARD WAL- al TERS, Auctioneer, will se!l this day (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, wt 27 East Broadway, are eral assortment of Cutlery. MICHARD WHALEN, City Maraual, N ARSHAL'S SALE OF CIGARS, LEAP TOBA leg le axe Spee a oo homey, atl pee ‘at Wo. ‘a Yargeot of fine Clare, Pipes, Leaf act SimoK Tobiceo, one Indian Figure; alse a Hot of po ris 8 barrels “ashinoa Konticky" Whlakoy, “As. “By order 0 A. AARON! ‘shal. \fORTOAGK SALE. Tal ARCUB, AUCTION farsi gait this day, at 10 A. Ry at No. 9 Ried Street, Counters, Tablas, five fine Sliowcanes, one tron Sn FREDERICK ZIMMER, Marabal._ “THURADAY, FEBRUARY %, AT 12 an ITION sau pee atthe Exchange Salosroom, Il Broadway, by ROBERTS A MCGUIRE, Auctionsers, of the Proinises 129 and 266 Mott atreet, ‘Terma eaay. DAWNEROKER'S, SALE THIS DAY, BY W. INGRA- 68 New Bowery, 49 lots of men's and women's the present season. By order Coop yd tin BALE. JAMES. "AGAR, ‘AUCTION- eer, will well this day, at 42 East Broadway, "at Ll o'clock, 1.0 lot Drossen, rin, Underciothes, Table Linon, Quilts, Blankets, Coats, Pant re Cita, West ‘Tetety -ninth street, PAwnnnonene '$ SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWEL. ry.-JOUN MORTIMER, Uh East Broadway, will sell, look, 4.0 lots Gold and Stiver Witches, tine ole, Piatedd Ware, Musical pola and othor val hetrade, By order 1. Aw on thin day, at 12 Gold Jewelry, Opera Glasses, Mh and other Lis att, car} “Rt, FIELD, AL DAWNDROKER’S BALE. thin day, at 110% TIONFER, 135 ta of u Shoes, 4 No.2 Olive: DAWN BROKERS SALF. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. By i. FIELD, Anctionrer, 11% Chatham street Thursday, Feb. 4, at [1 o'clock, 500 lote Gold aod Silver Watches, Diamond aod Gold Jewel Guns anu Pisto Uoera t, Musionl Tnsiresmeate, basses, Fan ancy Goode, Thad order Simpaoa, Somers & Co. Pres SALM-MILLINERY, RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will weil thin day (Wednesday), at Uf o'ciock, Last Browdway, an aasorted wtock of Miiliobry, ate, ae JAMES O'BUIEN, Sterit, 1. Fi QUERTENS SALE BAR FIXTURES AND LIQUORS. . KICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell this (Wednesday), mt UL x, et 27 Kast Broadwn thy of assorted Liquor Prren MoKniomr, Deputy. W ILLIAM WITTE! das, at two e'siock, teel Furnllure, Carpets, ww, Depaty. Aue TIONRER-SELLS THIS roet, the entire gen Mirrota, Parlor Satts, ther Bods, Bedding, Cidans, Sliver. Btoves, Ginna 16 Hair Maiteanses, 0 Chas jos Furaitare “Od or #0 eccond baud Carpet, 20 Kedstea’ i everything for bouseker ving, Oiiclotus, Rugs, Mats, dc. All kinds of counting Louse WINES, LIQUORS, sO, RIED BAVARIAN LAGKE BEER, 1 aie ‘ale hie Bass t Co.) ‘Ginass Extra Stow, Rent Newark Lager beer, Botiled for amily Use and Shipping by B. 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