The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1870, Page 9

t t NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL WALL STREET, } Monpay, Feb, 28—6 P, M. The excitement which attends the great decline in gold ts exhibited in no more curious fact than that atany early hour this morning the brokers were dealing in the precious metal at the door steps of the up town hoveis, and long before the usual time of business made immense transactions. The news from Washington produced such a rush to cover on the part of the ‘‘shorts” tnat the price advanced to 117, but during the session of the Board eventually ell to 115—the lowest yet in the present downward movement, THE GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME, The instrucuions from Washington were soon set forth in detail on the biackboard at the Sub- ‘Treasury:— During the month of March, 1870, I shall, by order, receive bids for gold and offers of bonds as fol- lows:— BIDS FOR GOLD, , ‘Thursday, March 8—One milion dollars, ‘Thursdsy, March 17—One million dollars. Thursday, March 31—One wiiion dollars, ail on account of the Sinking Fund. OFFERS OF BONDS. Wednesday, March 2—One million dollars (Special d Thursday, March 10~—One million dollars (Sinkiag Wednesday, March 16—One million dollars (Special nd). Thursday, March 24—One million dollars (Sinking Fand), eS aay: March 30—One million dollars (Spectal and), ‘They will be in accordance with regulations here- tofore observed. A certified check for five per cent of bid or oiler must be deposited therewith, Pro- posals will be opened at twelve o'clock, noun, each day specified, The Treasury may at ita option accept offers of bonds in excess of one million. Further paruculara can be had ut Litis office. CHARLES J. FOLGER, Assimant Treasurer. This document produced renewed excitement, It ‘was originally supposed that only two millions of gold would be sold during March, but the month -having the full thirty-one days, and the last day falling on Thursday, it happens that another gold day is included, ana hence the schedule provides for the sale of a third million of gold. The mina of ‘Wall street ia so sensitive at this period that the cir- ‘cumstance was suiMcient to produce a small pantie, in which the “bulls,” who tad bought agatnst the con- Ungeucy of reduced saies of gold, unloaded at once— @ step to which they were, moreover, prompted by the further advance of five-twenties in London, Which came 90%, while Congress summarily dis- posed of a resolution proposing a redistribution of the currency. It seems evident from all the facts which have so far transpired that Mr. ‘Boutwell in furthering hw plans of funding the national debt 1s determined to bring the prices of ‘the five-twenties and gold together. Hence, despite his need of currency, ne Keeps his gold sales steady and increases his bond purchasca—exactly contrary vo what would be inferred from the condition of the national Treasury. However, as Mr. Boutwelt has 9 Tight to make the best bargain he can in the interest of the government, his policy may be perfectly cor- rect in thus keeping his real plans out of sight, Should he on Thursday next accept all the bids for gold that may be submitted itis evident that in a falling market he Is employing the best means to get the hignest price for his treasure. The possibility of this fact, strengthened by the reduced condition of his currency balance, led to a pressure to sell gold, end the price felito 116. The course of the market during the day was as followa:—~ - Hes 2P.M. - 155 - 16 2:01 P.M. 115 164 BP. Mies M, 115 34 30 P.M... MIG @ 115% Holders of gold pala three to tive per cent to have their balances carried. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:—~ Gold cleared, Gold bulances, Currency balances. SHARP DECLINE IW STOCKS, Yhe stock market, aiter a period of feverish dis- quiet, brought about oy the furtner depression in Gold, gave way under @ vigorous attack’ from the “pears,” whd assailed the list at every strong point and forced it down from one to three percent. The ‘cliques who are now at work in breaking prices are the same who ‘‘lulled” them a few weeks since, at which time they turned round and sold ont, going “short? at the same time. The present effort 139 to realize upon tlcir short sales. They have ériven the markec Gown, or, rather, have had it driven down for them by the unlookéd for decline in gold—a saovement which took them by surprise as much ag it did the public generally. In endeavoring to cover thelr “short? sales thoy ind it necessary to give the market a final attack, ‘because if gold should stand steady fora day the ase and abundance of money would put stocks up Again ata, to them, extremely dangerous rate. A “bear” movement in times of easy money, when the *‘pulls”’ can have the alliance of the whole public, 18 avery hazardous undertaking. The operators who engineered the present ono were content at first to simply realize on the advance in prices since New Year’s—an advance which shey argued tor then, as now th are arguing for a dectine—but fola happening to show weakness afforded them a cue and they took Advantage of tt to go ‘short’ of the market. They aré now hammering away with all their might to cause a general tumbling out of the long stock held by the public purchased at the deciined prices of {ast week. So far they are to be complimented for the vim and dash with which they have sold down the market. It remains to beseen whether their execution will be as skilful when tney make the ef- fort to ouy the shares which they have so pientifully disposed of. The features of the day will be dis- cerned by the following table of THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, Highest, Lowest. $71,848,000 + 4779,021 + 2,100,727 New York Cen. & Hud. Consolidated. 961¢ 96% New York Central & Hudson Scrip.. 9434 92 1 138 4 2 97 84% 43 Pitteburg. 95 Northwest 68% Northwestern prefe: 8536 Rock Isiand. 18% Fort Wayne.. 92 91% Milwaukee and St, Paul. 62% 6155 Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred.. 7614 14% Ohio and Mississtpol. 805 2856 New Jersey Central... 103 36 1003 Westeru Union Telegraph. 8435 34 ee preferred. 20% 18% -Pactlic Mail...... 40% BTR CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. The following were the closing prices of stocks at the last session of the Stock Exchange:—Canton, 58 a 69%; Cumberland, 80 @ 33; Western Union, BA% a 3434; Quickstlver, 1234 413; Mariposa, 10; do. preferred, 20; do. certificates, 46 bid; Pacific Mail, 38% @ 89%; Boston Water Power, 174 a@ 18; Adams Express, 634% @ 63; Wells-Fargo Ex- press, 213 ®& 21%; American Express, 37 @ 38%; United States Express, 61 a 652; New York Central consolidated, 9434 @ 94%; do. scrip, 9234 @ 92%; Harlem, 139 @ 13934; Erie, 2534 225%; do. preferred, 42 a 46; Reading, 9734 @ 97%; Michigan Central, 120; Lake Shore, 847 a 853; Ditnois Central, 137 bia; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 954 @ 9534; Chicago and Northwestern, 6954 @ 694; do. preferred, 860 864; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 75; Rock Island, 119; Milwaukee and Bt. Paul, 615% 9 62; do. preferred, 75 a 75%; To- Jedo and Wabash, 43 @ 4334; do, preferred, 72 bid; Fort Wayne, 91% a 9134; Allon and Terre Haute, 32 a 34; do. preferred, 60 pid; Ohio and Mississippt, 28); a 285%; Delaware and Lackawanna, 104 @ 104%; Rew Jersey Central, 10034 a 101; Chicago and Alton, 110 pid; do. preferred, 1103¢ @ 111; Morris and Essex, $6% bid; Hanaibal and St Joseph, 105 a 107; do. Preferred, 1053, a 106%; St. Louis and Iron Moun- tain, 423; a 43; Dubuque and Sioux City, 110; Co- Jumbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 19. GOVERNMBNT AND STATE BONDS, The government market was heavy and lower but Tess responsive to the decline in gold, owing to the Droposal to buy five millions during the enauing Month. The latest atreet prices were as follows:— ‘United States currehcy sixes, 111 @ 111%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 115% a 116; do, do., coupon, 116 & 116% 5 do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 112% a 113%; do. do., 1862, coupon o., 113% a 11414; do. do., 1864, do. do., 112% @ 11334; Go. do., 1865, do. do., 113% a 113%; do. do., registered, danuary and July, 111% # 11%; do. do., 1865, Coupon, do., 111% a 112; do, do., 1967, do. do., 112% & 11236; do. do,, 1808, ao, do,, 112% @ 112%; do. ten- forties, registered, 108} a 1005 do, do., coupon, 11% 9 111%. With the exception of the new Tennessees, which continued weak, the Southern State bonds were steady and dull, being in this respect quite oblivious of the changes in the gold market. The following wore the closing street prices of the Southera Jat: ~—Tennessee, ex coupon, 65 a 5544; do., new, 4634 945%; Virginia, ex coupon, 62% a 63; do., new, 65}4 @ 60; Georgia sixes, 81 & 83; do, sevens, 02 & 923¢; North Carolina, ex coupon, 44 @ 4434; do., new, 263¢ 8 26; do., special tax, 2334 a 24; Missourl sixes, 933, @ 93%; do, Hannibal aud St. Joseph, 93 a 94; Louisiana sixes, 71 & 72; do, levee sixes, 69% @ 70; do, do, eiguts, 79 @ 80; Alabama eights, 94a 05; do, fives, 63 a 64; South Carolina sixes, 87 @59; do., new, 79 @ 80; do., registered stock, 77 a 79, THE MONRY MARKET retained the general features whion have prevailed for several weeks, Commercial paper was in de mand, but with little doing. Rates were un- changed. Foreign exchange was lower, and rates ranged on the basis of 10834 a 108% for the various grades of bankers’ wixty day sterling, THE SPEOLR MOVEMENT. The imports of specie at this port during the past week have been as follows:— February 2i—steamer City of Brooklyn, Liverpo0i—GOld....-. sereeesssees . February 21—Steamer North America, 56. TNOMAS—GOIA...+. ++ 0 reee ceeeeeesesseceee 2,531 February 21—Steamer Tybee, St. Domingo— Sliver........+ a - 1,950 47,430 GOL «00. ce cece ee ee 2,000 February 24—Brig W. Siiver....... nant p ragenehiasieashiiiten ie TOGO: February 26—Steamer St. Laurent, Havre— Gold .... mies akune seta 188,100 February 26—Steamer Kagle, Havana—su Total for the week Previousiy reported. Total since Jynuary 1, 1870. Same time in 1869. Same tme in 1868 Same tulle in 1867.. THE SUB-TREASURY REPORT. ‘The following shows the results of to-day’s busl- hess at the Sub-Treasury in this city:— General balance yesterday Goid receipts. . Gold payments. Gold balance... Currency receipts. Carrency payments, Uurrency balance. . General balance Customs ...... SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOSK EXCHANGE, Monday, Feb. 28—10:15 A. Me B00 do. 10000, do. US ot, 6, Ya 25000 US 5-20, c, "67, 000 do, ES e10* 10000 do. 4 3000 Mo 618, H 4&8tJo iss: 5000 La, 68, tb. 0 25000 do... 80000 do... 5000 La 88, Vb, ‘50U0 Erle 2d 2000 do. 2000 M&S P73-10con.. 8934 10000 OC and C lat-aié 8 7000" dve-s..-b all #03 (0 5000 Long Dock bas, 80 ~ 38 500 Chic & NW Intm.. | 96 10. 100 Tol, Wab & W RR. 40 she Metropolitan Bk ui 1) Del& Hud Can..... 120 100 Pitts, FW &C gtd... 913g 0 do. yy do. oT 10... wo do. IO AILS o3 CNS Sion 157 { 100 Bost, Hart Erie RH 634 143 Dub & Sioux © RR... 10939 200 0, C & Ind U RR 19% 100 lo. DS 12 M. and 2:15 o’Clock P. M. $3000 US 6's, "81, cou. $7000 US 5-20, r, '67.. 4600 US 6-20, r, "62.. 16000 US 5-20, c, °67 phen v Aes een 10000 do. 600 do. 300 do. Gne o’Clock P. M. 4% Uedshs LS & MSRR.s6y un 7 0. s x 2200 do, 86. ‘i ity % 134 100 95: wy } % ba” 800 Os Oy 3 too a 50 : ay I 945 36 3g 28% : 943g 01 10 - 860 9455 DY 200 Reading RR. m6 1 BOW NY CARH RRR e.. 92% ium 4 ag § 10000 92%, 10000 pohg 10000 a4 10000 wig 130000 2%, 1 300 Harlem bs 10) dowwess bet call 189 aa ace 100 Morris '& EsRR.... 86%, STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. Won UnTel.... 28a T4¢ Northwestern.. 69 a 6945 Faciic Mail... aa f 85% a 86 Mig ng ui Stiga i a git F oe 65, Receipts and Disbursements at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States, New York, for the Mouth Ending February, 28, 1870. January 31, 1870, by balance..,... Receipts during the month— Customs Pittaburg. $80,766,969 Interest accounts, in coin. Post Office drafts. Disbu: Assay ee 137,071 Interest accounts in co! « 1,749,042 Currency 4 85,881,006 Balance $83,673,025 Balance to Or. Treasurer U. B..14.30,064 eave 1,614,750 « 1,744,000 « 133, Receipts for customs in February, 1870. Receipts for customs in February, 1869. DOCTCASC,..+ 0066 Statement of Business at the United States Assay Office at New York for the Month Ending February 28, 1870. Deposits of goid— ‘oreign coin Foreign buiuog. 16,000 oan United States builion..,.. a : ‘oreign coin: Foreign bullion Unived States buliion (contained in gold). Unived States bullion (Montana) Uuited States bullion Nerngone United States bullton (Lake Superior) United States bullion (Nevada)..... Total... ‘Total deposits—Pay: an bay ‘Total deposiis—Payable in cons. oanrtk: gssscas vars si ns Silver bars ened . ‘Transnicted to the Un! Gelphia, for coinage. ited States sling Pina. 100,735 COMMERCIAL REPORT MONDAY, Feb. 98-6 P. M. Corron.—Only a moderate business was consummated in this staple to-day, the demand from all sources being light, and prices were heavy, though not quotably lower. The sales were 1,705 bales (Including 298 to arrive), of which 869 were for export, 740 for spinning, and 106 were in transit. There was e good business transacted in future deliveries; prices for which, however, were about 450, per ib. lower. ‘The sales wore aa follows 500 bales, basis low middling, for March, ab BAC. m BiKe.; BU do., for April, at 82)s0, ; 600 do., for May, at23440. a 22%0.; 800 do., for June, at 2250. a 29%0.; 400 do., for April and May, on private terms; also (late Satur day) 850 bales, for June, at 22740, ; 100 do., for do., at 22%e., ‘and 200 do., for M a ition on private terms, Bubjoinod are the bf ‘at our Inst quotations: rop Laguayra 860 bags were sold on private torms, Other kinds were dull but unchanged. | OD FRELonTs..-The market was extromely dull, and rates re enerally nominal. For vessels for charter there was tte inquiry. ‘The engagements were: To Liverpool 20) bales cotion at B32. and per steamer, 1,00 bales estton Prec and 100 boxes bacon at 20s. jremeD, cotton, rc Cuba and back, suga # brig, with about 7,500 cases Petroleum to Seville; » brig, to a port In the Mediterranean, with about 8,500 cases do., on private terms, and from Phila: delphia, a ship to Antwerp, with 7,00 bbls, petroleum at or age 4s. 6d. LOUR AND ORALN,—Reoeipts, 11,020 bbls flour, 1,460 baga corn meal, 820 bushels’ wheat, 3406 do. corn, S14 d outa, ‘600 do. peas and 2,800 do. malt, The business fn State ani Western our was light, there being but iittle demand, and to effect sales of consequence holders would have been obliged to grant @ material concession from Saturday's pric Caliiornia our continued to rule duit and nominal, les were about 8,00) bbis., at prices within the range of our quotations appended. Southern flour was moderately, active at steady prices. Sales Su0 bbls. Rye flour was scarce and firm, with #ales of 300 bb! Corn meal was dull and 140m 84 85 hoice double St. Louis chotce fatntiy.., Southern choice and faint! 5 5 6 5 5 6 5 6 6 6 ¥ 9 10 T 5 4 4 00 oo oo 0 bO 25 % 50 é 00 00 00 BO 50 80 PA petasnasavegane. RESSSSSSSTARTSSTES’ wy for spring but firmer for winter, under a milling demand, ‘The sules were 45,00) bushels, at 30 @ $1 82 for amber winter delivered, $1 30 for choice do. in store, #1 65 for white Genesee and #1 30 for amber Canada jn bond. Corn wasacarce and firmer, the market closing at $1 (836 for old mixed in store; the wales 25,000 basbels at 620, a 96c. for new mixed, Jncluding good to prime at Wc. @ 6c. ; 1 033g for old do. in atore, Mic. a Be. for yel- low Jersey on dock, #1 a $101 for do. afoat, $1 Ba Rar for yellow Southern and $1 01 n #1 3 for white Southern. Oats were quiet and nominal at bc, a Bic. for Wentern in store and afloat, and 6%. a 64c, for State, with ales of 10,000 bushels, in lots, within the range. Rye was dull and nominal at 90c. a 9c. for Western, and 6c. a #1 for State and Canada. Barley was quiet but steady, Sales 3,00 bushels at 1 15 for Canada, and 83e- a 850 {oF fourrowed d New York and Brooklyn warehoures, February 96 1870 was a8 follows :—2,630,422 bushels wheat, 497,096 ‘bushels corn, rye, 16,444 bushels peas, 64,770 bushels mait. reCoNgte Weeard of no sales. Haga were quoted at 0. a 19340. ovs.—The market was dali, the demand being Ignt, but ere unchanged. The few saies made were at irom Hay.—Prices were firmer for ahipping, which was scarce, andbeid at atout $i. Retull lois were quoted ab $1 10 a aw, 01 Hear.—The market was dull and we heard’ of no sales, Prices were nominal at former quotations, prices were demanded. ‘Sales $0 UbIs, New Orleans at 77c, 4 AVAL, STORES.—The market for spirits turpentine was retail lots, and aa bolders were anxious to realize prices de- At the close merchantable Jots State—the latter price for choice The stock of grain ta the 11a. 67 bushels outa, 987,477 bushels barley, 41,499 bushels es and cloth at 20c. 2le. prteas de. to for common to choice ge lex, $1.25; lon, 05 @ #1 UI do., Bux MoLASGFS.—For all kinds the market was dull, but previous: N duil and decidedly tow: There was no demand except for clined about Lge. per gallo u were offset fe “ds ean Ro pe lots could have been in the bought at about 45c. ly day 69 bbin, in lowe were diyponed of at 46c. a 45}4c., chielly at the Inside price. Rosin—Strained was only in'moderate demand, and being quite freely offered prices were lower. ' Kor other Kinds there was no demand of consequence. ‘The sales were 1,00) bbis. strained at $2 11 delivered to ver O00 do. wt gia 9 1p, 500 do. No. 2 and low No. 1 at 8225 « 83 25, ‘e quote :—-Birained, 42°05 a $2 10; No, 2, #2 20a 82 50; No. 1, ry » B12 HH; extra do. and window Lert. ‘ar Was dull aud heavy at #4 75 (or Wil- I at $c. in caske. Other kinds were dull at former prices. We heard of ag Bales of consequence. OVISIONS.—Keceipts, 6) bbls. pork, 204 packages cut meats, 150 bbls lard and'123 dressed hogs. The :market for pork Was more active, but with Increased offerings prices declined about 25e. per bbl. The sales wore :—3,00 bbls. new ot and for March douivery at $25 75, aud 800 do, in lots at $25 (5 a $26 for new meas and #20 8734 for prime, the market closing rather weak at #25 73. Dressed hogs were dni! at De, a 1 city and lic, @ 12'40. for Western. Live hogs were duit and lower, closing at $c. = l0c. for ¢; the arrivals wore only moderate. ‘7 Dut unchanged we; sales 60 Oy for plain and extra meas; aiso small low in Herces af 445 a $28 for prime meus, and ‘887 a BBL for India do. Beet ms wero moderately active at former prices. Saies 180 bbla. within the range of $38 n $80 for Sonthern, and $80 «$84 tor Western. Cut meats were dull and nomi: nal except for plokled harns, whih sold to the extent of 160 Dole; at I4ige, Bacon was dull, the sales being confined to smail lots at 18ige. for Cumberiand cut, and Mige. for long cler. The market for lard was dull, the demand being light, and prices were lower; 100 packayes were sold at 14'c. a 14%¢. for common to prime stenin; aixo 960 packages for May at 1b\e. Prime Western steam on the spot cloned at iy. a 147ace PerRoLeUM.—The demand for erude ip bulk was very Light, and we heard of no sales of moment. Holdera, how- ¢¥er, were quite firm in their views, being unwilling to sell below 16%c. Crude tn bbls. was ntiil dull and nominal at Ste. Refined opened dull, Beary and e steady at 28\(c. sales were 3,000 at ic. %jsc., 8.000 cases In lots at Yc. a S6\yc.,, and 600 bbis, on ivate terms. Jobbing lote were dull at 30ic. Hise. Of naphtha 1,000 pola. ‘were "wold at 984 In la the market opened firm at 27: Saturda; weak nt about 37, were 1,0W) bis. for March at 28\¢c tion. The #1 +) And Qate Saturday, and not before reported) 6,000 bbis. for March to August at 29c., and 9,000 do, for April to December on private terme. Rior.—For Carolina there was a moderate demand and rere fir ‘The sales were about 60 tlerces within the range of Gigc, a T3¢c. for common to choice. Rangoon was atii! dull and nominal. Stock to-day 7,015 bags Rangoon and. 2,471 theres Carolina. STEARINE.—The market was dull, the demand betng con- tree to a og lots; but prices were unchanged, closing at ge. a 1Be. SEnps.—Calcutta linseed was dull and 1 ig were entirely ina] at $2 Wig a $225, gold, cay We heard of no Grass were still dull and noininal at 1c, a 18490. for + B4 60 a Bh 75 for timothy, and 4225 a H2B0 for rough “f SUGAR.—There was only n moderate degree of activity in the market for raw, the demand from all classes of buyers being Ught, but there was no change to note in prices, which were buite steady at the quotations appended, There were sold 700 hhda., part at 95,c. a 10c.; 174 boxes at 9¥e. a 100. and 229 bags St. Domingo on private terma. Rofined was alow of sale;4he demand being limited, but prices were un- changed, closing at 1 for hard, Ie, » 18\(e. for soft hi a lige, for yeliow. We ge & Gand U3 Do, Do., white. . Do., No. ond, Por to Rico—Retaing ‘Grocery grade 10! TauLow.—the demand was light, but’ prices ware un- changed, holders being uowllling to grant gny concession in Sogecquence of the aruall svock.« The sales were ubout 20,000 tha, at 9%0 a 100. for country and city. WHisker.—-Receipts, 460 bbls. The market though quiet ‘was frm at t Bat day closing quotations. There were Sold 150 bbls, at $1 Ol $1 013s, tax pald, COTTON MARKETS, Cotton irregular; middling i>; nel receipts to-day, TOTS ton frt lar; mi in -; Het receipt -ABy, is'balen; fotal, | rtaTo bales ; constwiae, 1 4,251 bales. Exports Great Britain 3,453 bales, to Barcelona 1,950 bales, to New York 2,214 wales, to Boston 961 bales, to Mobile 450 bales; oa bales; bales. GatvxsTon, Texas, Fob. 98, 1870. Cotton firm: ordinary, 193¢c. ; total teceipts, 677 bales; [soma coastwise, 1,266 bales; Sine bales; stock, 47,841 MouILE, Als., Feb. 28, 1870. 1, bales eaporta to tye Ceti esh als use New OF F i on 10 New Or: Teaun, 288 bales; alos, 0 baleas ausbar 78 Oot Bales. : CHARI FeTON, 8. C., Feb. $8, 1870. Cotton dull and prices nominal; nothing doing; middling, ‘Be. ; total recetpts to-day, 649 bales; exports, constwise, 7 bales; eales none; stoek, 21,888 bales, Savarn, 1870. Cotton dutt and prices momtnat ‘aaldcnoaediins store) re eetpts to-day, 1, xO the Conti coustwise, 1,260 bales ; anion, 200 bales; stock, 60,006 bales. bales; teeta wtrmarnat auntie bales; no sales; stock 7,004 bales, MORE, Fed, 0, Cotton dulland beary; mi ding Bie fei toler Potton dul i . @ Bc.5 te ootnta todayy aah balae; ook, AL Oe! bes Boston, Feb. 28, 1870. Cotton dull Lg F peed lower; middlii ae oS MEE Sn Tum ENCRQACKMENT OF THE Mrssisstrrt.- \ck- man, Ky., 1s In some danger of being wasl 60 the Miswssippi. The city fathers aré making strong efforts to prevent the bank from furtper falling tp; Dut i6 is foared this relief tg only temporary. THE PANEL GAME. Three More Victims, Om Saturday night Mr. Joseph M. Howard, a stranger In the otty and @ guest at the Westminswr Hotel, while promenading Third avenue, was met and accosted by a girl named Caroline Brown, who invited him to go with her to No. 217 Third avenue, Howard agreed, and, after spending a short time on the lower ftoor, the couple ascended to an upper room. Howard had been in the chamber only a few minutes when he fetl asleep and was quickly awak- ened by noises whieh aroused nis auspicions. Tne sounds appeared to come from the direction of ® doer leading into an adjoluing room. He a once tried to get up from the Yed upon whieh he was reclining, but was prevented from doing so by Catharine, who used her utmost atrength to detain him, At last ne | Got up,and discovered thas a revolver valued at twelve dollars and @ pocketbook containing forty dollars had been removed from the pockets of nis apy smo Howard as quickty as possible gained and finding omfcér Wilson, of phe meanest peenancs, informed hum of , los. col u other = oMcers, at once mand Hue ae escent upon the house and arrested William Butler, Péter Brown, Caroline Brown, Elizabeth Taylor and Eliza- beth Morris. When these parties found themselyes: Elizabeth Morris handed to Howard the platol which had been stolen. Officer Wilson then took the prisoner Butler into the room where the robbery bad been committed, and while there detected But- fer in the act of throwing uvon a lounge a roll of bills, amounting to $40, Which proved vo be of the same denomination as those taken from Howard. ‘The fivo prisoners were arraigned at Kesex Mar. Ket Police t and charged with grand larceny, All of them pleaded not gutlty, some of them sta- ting that they were not in the house at the time the robbery was committed, but entered 16 while How- ard was hunting for an officer, None ofthe accused admitted being Inmates of tue house, but gave their residences in diferent parts of the city, All five were held for trial at General Sessions in default of $1,000 bail for cach. On Sunday evening Obaries Fountain, of No. 1 Gar. Janda row, met Caroline Mackey at the corner of Broadway and Thirteenth street, and at her invita- tion accompanied her to her apartments at No. 30 Rast Thirteenth street. Alter remaining @ short time ne lett the premises, and on reaching the street found that he had been robbed of twenty-four dol- The victim maue a complaint to omcer Kear- ney, who urresved the festive Caroline and took her to the station house, where an- other female living in Greene street, named Annie Black was also lodged whe same night by Officer Post, charged with committing a similar act upon Frank Burns, of 139 Chariton street. Yester- day both women were arraigned before Justice Gox ai Jefferson Market, and in default of $500 bail each were committed to answer the charges. Fountain sSubsequentiy withdrew his complaint, a lover of the female Whom he accompanied baving made good his loss, and assured hig Wat she was a girl of good character. by SINGULAR CASE OF VIOLENCE, A Man with Two Fractures of the Skull— Investigation of tae Casomflow was That Head Broken Twice ¢ A few weeks since Charles Clark, 2 man of intem- perate habits, arrived in this city from California, and took lodgings with Mr. August Illing, at No. 174 Hudson street. What has been his occupation dur- ing bis stay in New York does not appear, but it seems certain that he lef’ home with his head ban- Gaged up and at a later hour he was taken home, when it was understood he had been run over by & truck and dangerously imjured. What treat ment Clark received those in the house do not state, but at eight o’clock on Saturday evening Clark was found lying in the hallway of the premises apparently insensible from the effects of liquor, and taken up stairs to bed, where be was found dead tho following morning. ‘the body was removed to the Morgue, where Dr. Shine yesterday made a post mortem examination, and found tnat deceased had two fractures of the skull, his face was cut and bruised besides, while there were several contusions on the body. These injuries might lave been re- ceived by a fall, and if trae that be was run over by a truck, a9 stated, that utignt reasonably account for the fractured skuil; but there. seems to be some un- certainty as to tue manner in which the fatal in- Juries were iaofiicued. Below will be found @ state- ment made by Mrs. Fey, living in the house Margaret Fey, of 174 Hudson street, stated she had known deceased above two months, And that he was yA invemperste hapits; on Friday morning she fa im go out with his head all bandaged up; he went across the street to a barroom; Mr. Robinson, # friend of his, subsequently took ‘him "home and told Mra, Fey that Clark was almost killed by a day running over him; on Saturday evening, about eight o’ciock, the witness in passing into the rear house heard some one snoring very loudly, and found ae- ceased lying on the floor in the passage; deceased was then carried up stairs to bis room, it then being supposed he was drunk; the next morniag Mrs. Fey sent her servant gir! to see if Mr. Clark was up, aod she found him dead. August Lling, who rents the house No. 174 Hudson street, made a statement mainly corroborative of that of the first witness. Coroner Fiynn, who has charge of the case, re- quested Captain Petty, of the Fiith precinct, to make an effort to gain further particulars respecting the manner in which deceased was killed, Aw yet no motive has been shown on the part of any one for taking Clark's life, and in the absence of such proof it is reagonaole to conclude he was accidently in- jured. Possiniy he may have been beaten in a drunken brawl, but if #0 the police of the precinct know nothing of it. Down East BivaLves.—The town of Wareham, in this State, promises to acquire a high reputation tor the quality of the oysters which it sends to this market. ‘They are natives, and for delicacy of flavor are not surpassed by any bivalves which are sold, In former umes Wareham did a respectable business in oysters, but the trade died away, aad it js only recently that there bas been a revival. Atten- tion is again directed to the profit to be reaped by ownlng an oyster farm, and some of the fortunate ones have giready reaped a good harvest, while others have planted the seed which, another year, will pay a handsome per centage on the investinent. ‘The bon vivants of the “Hub,” who have a taste for oysters, aré ubantmous in their praise of the “Warebams,”—oston Journal, Feb, 26. _ CLOTHINE TTENTION.—M. ABRAHAMS, V nue, will pay the best prices for cast-off Clothing, Fur- niture, Carpets, by calling or addressing. Ladies attended to 24 SEVENTH AVE- by Mra. Abrabams, At 27 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENT gent atreot, M. LEON pays the highest price for la enh Wearing ‘Apparel, Carpets, &c. y hits, Leon, “A789 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTE: H. HERZ, succesnor to Caahberg, pays the highest price for ladies’ and’ gentiemen’s Wearing Apparel, Carpels, Ac. Ladiea waited on by Mrs, Herz, LAT BDWARD, MILLER'S WELL KNOWN Es. AL. tabistiment, 160 ‘Seventh avenue, near Nineteenth et, the full value paid in gash for Cust Of Clothing, ‘’ke., by calling on or addressing. gen on _ MEDICAL, \ LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY— Without mercury; manhood restored, 01 D: ISON, 177 Bleecker GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED The Portugese Female Pills always give im- cially prepared for married ladies, iB pills relieved me in one day, without Price $5. Dr. A.M.’ MAURI- inconvenience, ke magic. CEAQU, office 149 Liberty street, or sent by mat i A- A.-MRS. W. H. MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYst- cian, No. 6 Greene street, does not humbug ladies with medicine. A. CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH or without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Lrotessor of Midwifery; over 0 years’ practice, Her infallible French Female Pills, No. 1, price #1, or No, 2, specially prepared for married ladies, price #5, which can never fail, are safe and thy. Sold’ ouly at ‘her office, No. 1 East Fifty-second rst door from Fifth avenue, and at druggist's, 132 Groeawich atract, or sent by mail. Caution.—All others are counterfelt. N, B.—Beware of imitatora who copy thi ad- vertisement. Lb PRIVATE DISEASES CURED [MMEDIATELY BY Dr. EVANS, 94 Chatham street, without mercury; Dr. Evans’ Magical Invigorator; lostmanhoodjrestored in tif- teen minutes; price $5. RTAIN CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE. 8, ham o1 A pr EVANS, street; with or without medici ihin powerful, safe moutbiy pilla and compound; price #8 GREAT BENEFACTOR TO LADIES.—DR. EVANS, A 94 Chatham street; his powerful medicines, ‘and certain, $5; oe treated ; private diseases cured; manhood reatored., LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE «relief. No pay (until perfectly cured.) Dr. ASCHER, No. 3 Amity place, [1 na street {. —MME. VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN, NEVER A, “Tails to cure sit femaie complaints, Blezant rooms for hureing. 428t. Mark’s place. Consultation free. LADIES’ PHYSICIAN.-DR H. D. GRINDLE, PRO- fessor of Midwifery, over 20 years’ successful practice ip this city, ganrontons certain relief to ladies, with or with- Ne(ne, & one interview. ofortanatta, Rellef certain, Residence 120 West Twenty-sixt! Sixth avenue, Elegant rooms for ladies requining nurs! MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 A. West tani aein peel guarantees relief toall female Somplaiéts. Pleasant rooms for nursing, p*; BARROW'S TREATMENT INSURES PERFECT ‘reco! we jocal constitutional weakuess, dc. Diseases "eaves hout mi uury., 82 Livingston street, Brooklyn, from 1} to 2 or from 4 jo 8. MPORTANT fo MALES.—DR. AND MADAME DU- BOIS (3 penta? » susranige certain relief to mar~ ied Indies, with of wi ‘one interview. Fe- male restorative fonts from a distance provided with Board, nursing, &c. Electricity scientifically applied, No. 154 East Twenty-eighth Street, nosy Third avenue. LOB OF MANHOOD OR IMPOTENCE RESULTING rom the follies of youth or other cause.—Young, middle old men, permahently restored wo manly vigor WIS, No, 7 Beach street. Forty years’ private oF Be practice. mn SALES AT AUCTION. u AUCTIO! nenecinneanine ipmake cages ta ee eee WON vr. | BY AM CRISTALAR & SON, AUOTIONREID, rn] ’ Orn - rosiway. ecventh Ae DALE He Oa, te Tilurspay, March 8 at 1034 ootock. etd 9; i 08 Ss nucle om, wi neat ~vedway, ELEGANT watine ees, hey? OOD FURNIT oc, Gaiearoom, Noe at Oa en ; Biy-soreait streets 8 Lota ov southside, 12s tov,“ "| pramonns, WATOH Re Thy Lee ae etLVERWARE ENRY DRENE —ART BALE, Bowery, sel, Went rey sn r) 1036 0’ ine 2 A. tinier of Art, 5 Brondway. an area corm Grnna) the hack of ture of Aspect) and peremptory anie of highiy valuabse® Birr? sortinent ef Liquor, Bitigee Bay the house’ peat and Amex Warka ‘of Ark, cominting, of the fnest "Of eight room odateade, Beddigy keri modern ire! Lease of the abeye premises, havi assortment of old Une Kngravings jator color draw! pe me y order To be sold on the s'ternows umioveniog of Murch, at Bae. -- ead Nahas on tla ker's gallery, 9 Broadway, io Wallack’s. — See gomprise the! most cantly aiid deatraute exarnplow Of th — ¥ B, HERTS, AUCTIONEER, towing popular and r Pring popular and distingulsbod artists Oburcn Eantant De Mets,” Yaut tongnac, "Hl Van Seben, { Jewelry, Gold Watches, ker keene” tree C.-M. Web H Herzog, Brown, ‘Di ‘Gn accountof whoni it may concern, Fr Tait Gite Kedimtann, Griewold, y(PUSDAY) March 1, at 12 o'Gloek, fj dncobaen, jap Boney i. 1, Bolt, Ss salearoom, No. 75 Reade atreet, big ae ner, Adoee Dillens, —_‘ David Col, y Ab Jewelry, Gold and Diamond Watehes, A. Brom Cart Hubner, J. Carand, A.amall lot of Pearl Opera Glass, Gentle: Bonderman, —F. Ne Bracktleer, Meyer Von Bremen, | A.emall lot ot Dim Case, Coll's Navy Pistola, Charles Veriasy Christian Sell,” 8. Re Gldord, ee Te eam sda) pull David Johnson, ¥. De Hass, Adolph Learel. brig Seep A rome And others of equal merit. ——— AUCTIONEER, 7 READE ST ‘This entire collection, now on viow day und evening, will ENRY B, HERYH» ‘01 ‘arniture Pepold without reserve on the G4 of March, at balt-past | FY) Handsome March 2, at 10s welock, pote On WEDNESO A’ renty-second street, 250 Westy (walnut Parlor ASgtion NOTICE--CHINA, GROCKERY, GLASS, Yollow Ware, Table Cudory and Fisted Ware—BENJ- HL. BEIXAS, Auctioneer, will sell thinday, 10 o'clock, at 50 Barclay street, a general and desirable assortment of the above goods, from the shelves, tn lots to suit city and coun- At No, Comprising rich rosewood am ‘Fr Bruaseis and Velvet Baits, Bed Bedding, HatrMva . Giaas and silver W: Carpets, Dilolowk, Mirrors, Chita, at oilce of auctioneer, &o., Ac.’ Catalogues ready thie day, Reade street. try retail tr carefully packed for shipping. a ae a 0 ES RTIST'S SALE,—O1L PAINTINGS, —DY CATALOGUE, | .J COB BOGART, AUCTIONBEM | sisting of 1 PHILLIP LEVY, Auotioneer, Ab 103 o'elock, at 689 Broadway, clka® . 'gar store; silver Trill poll at auction, thie day, Match ls at IL Glolock A: M..at | the Bock ung Fintures. of a. oret ciamp a Lures Counters the Artist's Salesroom. 80 Nassau street, the remainder of | Cia cise reac ee ‘lack walnut’ Dam, superb sollection of framed Oil Paintings, by eminent Amert- | LilLre sisex of prime Harane Cigeea ae, gan and European artists, The Paiutiugs are onextibition, | * ITB #008 padres cutiid a ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER, Avetion SALE IN PARTITION. e * WEDNESDAY, March; Williams BENJ, P. FAIRCHILD, Auctionoer, at 1034 o'clock, atthe suction rooma, No. 1 Nort® iso one. by order of the Supreme rt, will eell on Tuesday, } street, Housebold Furniture, te, Mirrors, Ace; & "ag Marah T870,t 12 orelock (non t the Exchange Sales- | large Capa nes also one " iy seated Depot Wy 0. LL Broadway, the following premises, viz. :— @ and shafts; also, on account of former purchaser, No.Yid Duane sree Bure Patout Medicines, Ase Aw No, 388 Washington street, Northwest corner Hudson and Reade streets. 72 Lots at Yorkville, upon gig and Eighty-sixth sts, and av. A, itle perfect; maps and further description ‘ad of RENCE, referee, No. 13 Nagsau street; GIDEON J. TUCKER, Piainutt' Attorney, Herald building, or of the suctioneer, No. U Ft street. ‘2 M. ROUGBTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, TH + ,day, Tuesday, March 1, at 1054 o'clock, at the room, 7 Nassau ty ea) @od handsol variety. Parior, Chamber and Dining koom Furniture, and Velvet eta, Lounges, Sideboards, Hair Palltases, Wardrobes, Library Bookcases, Mirrora, Gas Ft tures, Ranges, Stoves, Ac. “Sale positive to the highest bidder or cau ARSHAL’S SALE.-J. BOGAR! will well, at public auetion, this day, let 1870, at 12'o'lock. noon, at Now. 251 and $53 Riv under and by virt By HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. ENRY HW LEEDS, Auctioneers Salesrooms, 95 Cham- and77 Reade streets; Art Galleries, 817 and ¥19 Broad- jon of an execution, the Contents of « Com Yard, consisting of about 40 tons of Coal, Scales, Sho vela. GREAT SALE OF FIRST CLASS two valuable two Carts, Harness, Oitice Furnit OIL PAINTINGS, ee JOHN He LMLLIER, Marshal” ae. We beg leaye to an: tne 2beg leave to announce to our pat BY VIRTUE OF AN EXEC! day, at No, 3 James stroet, at tore, consisting of” Loo! PY. COLLINS, Murabat, 1 ing Glasses, Pictures, £e. ARSHAL’'S BALE. Maelo = sn y from which the celebrated CHROMOS aud PUBLICATIONS of that tirm have been made. Most of the pictures in the collection were painted to order, and embrace many geins of oli OTICE OF SALE.~TO GEORGE A. HOOD, OR American and fureign art. Among them are the folowing wuiorn itmay eoncern—Notice ls hereby given that on ‘ertlats, viz. 2— March 3, 1870, at o'clock FM.) at Nos. 65 and 68 Fulton: ¥. &, Church, George Innes, atreet, in the city of New York, | shail sell at public auction, Eastman Johnson, A. F. Tait, to the highest bidder, throe Counters, one Desk and one Saley J. G. Brown, K4, Moras, EDWAKD tor nou-payment of storage, ao. EVANS, English and bi “Sound 6s Puiton street, New York. ns of WATER m1 . Full particulars together with a great number of Fren Belgian artits, including beautiful « COLOKS by ORUIKSHANK and o will be given in a few dys of the exh DORITIVE SALE OF CAR FACTORIES AND KEAL Eatate in Jersey Oty, N. J. ‘The subscribers, executors of the late William Cumminga, railroad car manufacturer, deceased, will offer for sale at Public Auction, 1870, at 2 o'clock P. Mug AUCTION SALE, BY HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. HENBY H, LEEDS, Auctionver. Salesrooms 95 Chambers and 77 Reade street ; Art Galleries, 817 and $19 Broadway. on Thursday, the 17th day of March, On Wednesday, Match 2 at 101g o'clock, at the private resi- | ut Taylor's Hotel, in Jetvey Cliy, ail of the Car Factories, dence No, 236 Machine Shops, Foundries and Katate of the deceased Hast Thirty-dret street, Handsome Household Furnitare, Rosewood Piano, £e., consisting of {Ourteon city Lote, each 25x10 feet, on the cast consistiog of Gruseeis and Ingrain Carp vered rosewood | side of Washington street and’ extending from’ Steuben to Parlor Suit, in blue and gold tigured brocatel; rosewood mar- | Morgan atreeta, in Jersey City, being convenient to raliroada, ble top Centre Table, black walnut Vorner ‘Ktageres, Deco | depots and ferries, and well located and suitable for auy kind rated Vases, Bronze Clock, Gilt Frame Oil Paintings, Lace | of manufacturing purpom black walnut Bookcase, mxhogany Side i haireloth ; black walnut Hallstand, Bed- a 2 ‘Terms easy. Pillows and Bol- piory. Hon on the 1st day of May next. THOMAS W, JAMES, 2 ISAAC J. VANDERBECK,) Dated Jersey Crry, Feb. 24, 1370. walnnt Extension Executora. 1 black Walnut cane seat Chairs, China, Crockery, Glass and Silver Plated Ware; biack walnut and gilt frame En- aravings, &c., &c, Algo Kitchen Furniture. DEREMPTORY AUCTION 8 Ottice Furnttitre, Gas Chande Hats aud 18 years’ Le! A.M. CR a Gowers, will wall his day (Ttiesday), March 1, at 10 oslock at 18 Fourteenth atroet, near Ficth ‘aveaue, five very elegan bronze Chandeliers, costing 8600; algo olegant solid watont Counters and Tables, upright Showcase, Sofa, Armehatra, Desks, Mirrors, three valuabie Oil Palatings, six sliver plated: Avorn NOTICK..S WEST 2TH ST., NEAR 6TH ay., tis (Tuesday) morning, commencing at 10}5 o'clock, over 400 low, by catalogue, LUKE FIMZGERALD, Attetioncer, will nell to higheat bid i magnificert Household Goods, 4c. consisting of rosewood Pianoforte, Stool, Cover, cost felt IN, Auc- ‘9; elegant Parlor Suita, brocatel; Ceutre Tables, Brussels | counter Showcases, plate gash, and Threo-ply Carpets, bronzes, Of Paintings, ‘Statuary, ‘ALSO Ts YEARS LEASE OF THE PREMISES. v Etageres, Bookcases, Pier Mirrors, Bedroom Sui Size of lot 25.8x148, house 60 deep, with entrance om atts SF ‘Thirteenth street and sable tn rem Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Ward: airs, Rockers, Extension Tables, Buttet, sn, Silver Ware; Kitchen Furniture, &¢, Sale post in lots. "Goods boxed and shipped. N. B.—Thia ts the JAWNBROKER'S SALE.—R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, 139 Chatham street, will sell this day, at 1 o'clock, & large lot of Dresses, Shawis, Remnauts, Underciothing, kets, "Boots, Shoes, &¢.; also Coats, Pants, 3 also ea and Jewelry, &c, By order of At Mintzer, Il ty Greenwich street. h tiv Jarzest and richest sale this day, Take Sixth or Seventh ave~ Bue cars and ainp at Twonty-seventh street. Goods boxed e and shipped, Sale positive, SALE, (IUESDAY) AF- 4g o'clock—All the Furniture, Bureaus, &e.; Carpet, Oil- Stoves, over 200 lots of rst is, contained fn five story mansion 67 West Twenty-seventh street near Seventl PICKARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER, Household Furniture. will soll this day (TUESDAY), At IT o'clock, at {11 Henry stroet, the entire Furniture of house, consisting of ‘Parlor, Dining. DTION. AUCTION. mber and other Furniture, Carpets, Mirrora, Over $15,000 worth und over 500 tote ed, Chairs, Beds, Bedding, dc. Handsome and genteel Hourehoid Furniture, - —— teins it hl me ll wt the elegant residence 118 Went ‘Twenty-aixih street, ILLIAM KENNELLY WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON 4 between Sixth and Seveuth avenues, TUESDAY, March 1, 1870, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchany Valuable Warehv street. No. 82 Water street, near Wall . Sale positive, Seventy per cent on bond and mortgage for three years, EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioneer, will eel this (Puesday) moryiugy Mareb 1, at’ 1034 o'etock procisely, Magnificent rosewood 7); octave Pianoforte, ant Parlor Suite, covered with ratio Cores ngrain Carpets, Vasen, Turks Bureaim, Washstan Piitows, “Blanke China and Silver Wai ‘ties wishin, venue ears an lestoou, " LOTTERIES. poral HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWING, FEBRUARY 22, 1870. Prive|No. Prise.\No. Priv.|No. PrisetNo. Prise. 250} 3842 Sideboard, rain © sale take Sixth or ‘Twenty-sixth street. purchasers. No. 7. 11671 UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION. A #25,000 worth, 825,000 worth, S ses = SSSSESEEES Magniticent Hor hold Furniture at publi thor THIS (TUESDAY) MORNE h 1, at 1034 o'clock, and will resume again this afternoon at 1} o'clock. . NICHOLS, Auctioneer, will sell all the elegant and first class Furniture at the elegant private residen 2 Kast Tenth street, between Broadway 3 and Fifth avenue—Velvet, Brussels, Medallion Carpets; two magnificent rosewood Pianofortes, beautiful and latest style Parior Suits of the richest description ; Cabinets, bola de rose rosewood I corner ‘and side Eta- Pier jn and aments EBER SREY ads, Bureaus, Washstands, Com- “4 Wardrobes: Spring and Hair Mattresses; Hods, Bed- 7 ding, ‘Blankets, Quilts, Bolsters, Pillows; ut Bults, | covered with and’ baircioth; Lounges, Chairs, Book- cH 4 ies, Tea and Extension ‘Tables, Bullet, Dining Chairs, &c. 4 ey} e positive. N. B.—Rellable wen in attendance to cart or = Bt k goods for ‘purchasers; also furniture expresses en- F 4 re ; Eagod from Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Jersey City. ee UCTION SALE.8SALE OF VALUABLE REAL A Siatate, wits waier front, in Jersey Ony. Wiil be solg at pablic auction on Thursday March &, at? o'clock P. My at Taylor's Hotel, Jerey City, 16 full Lots tn one plot, fronting 200 feet on the’ river, 200 feet on South Bighth street and foet on Provont street, being one of the most valuable and toost favorably situated plots of ground tn Jersey City for manufacturing or otver purposes, having two street {routs and valuable water commnnical le positive, to the Liighest bidder, further {aformation apply on the prem- jack to EDWARD CONNER, sebkbbiee $ pee sTION SALE.-J, M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEBR, $00 Lots by Catalogue, Magnificent Household Frurnitu On this day (TUESDAY), Mar At the elegant mansion 57 Woat Fifteenth street, Between Fifth and Sixth avenues, at 10% o'clock. Pianoforte, Statnary, Paintings, Bronzes, Mirrora, Books, Draw {log Room Suits, Stiver, China, Glassware and Many Rare, Costly’ Works of Art, Public Auction, the Largest, richest nasortment of Furniture offered at auction this season, Drawing room Suits, covered crimson gold, biue gold bro- rosewood eres, Bookcase, marqueteria hols de binets, Tables, Encotgneurs, Jardineres velvet medal- i Eis pets, 6 by eminent artiste, artistic bronze Statuary, Cl ,, Ornaments, Mirrors, brocatel, lace Curtains; rosewood Fianoforte, celebrated maker, ‘Stool, Cover; rosewood, wainnt Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Cominodes, en suite, style of Louis’ X1V.+ ain spring Male trasses; Blankets, Counterpanes, extension 1 nifet, Chinaware, Cutlery, Linen, silver Castor Ivers, Dioner, Tea Service; Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, covered reps Basement, Kitchen Furniture. N. B.—Parties wishing to at- tend this sale take Fifth avenue 8 or Sixth avenue cars. ROH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Utlice and salestoom, U7 Nassau street, opposite Post oilice, By JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL At thelr auction mart, 112 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue, THIS DAY (TUESDAY), at 12 o'clock, Requiar snies of Horses and Carriages. For full partion: jara and descripttons se8 catalogue under head of Horses and Carriages. We never postpone a sale on account of the weather. T THE, LARGEST SALESROOM IN NEW YORK.— Furniture, ule Patt &c., sold at auction or private sale by JOHN K. Aucttoneer, 1,384 Broad- way. N. B.—Sales at private residénces solicited. A, "Salesroome 108 Liberiy and 1 Cedar street, Honsehold Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, £e. Aint Furniture, siting ‘ednewday, at i oon in part of Parlor and Chamber Féraftucre, in sults or aepa- and Cabinet Bookcases; Library, B. WALDRON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. aa5s8 ire Tables; Easy Chairs and ‘Lounges, Beds and Bedding, Crockery, Glass, Cutlery, Desks, Chalrs, "Pablea, Kitchen Kesicies, ‘ac. Y ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE AND josroom, 87 Nassau etrest, opposite tire Pout ollie. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell thie day, at thelr 37 Nessaa edn’ 10}g o’olock, the couteuts of r Baloon. salesroom, e Boarding House and Li eebebupbehuke! age Also Office Furniture of all kinds. Approximations to the $100,000 Prize—N a the #0000" Prize— rine Now. 19°64 and 3 the’ “$i, Prize—Now. 11,185 ‘and '¥Y ARCH. JOHNSTO! AUCTIONEER-OFFICE AND B salesroom, 37 Nassau gireel, Maaty the Post ofies. UNCLAIMED PACKAG! FROM. HE AMERICAN MER- CHANTS’ UNION EXPRESS COMPANY. 4 VAN TASSECL wil sel on. Wednesday, JOHNSTON & VAN wi on. i March 2, at 10%, o'clock, at their salesroom, 37 Nassau street, '660 unclaimed Packages, contents unknown, from the American Merchants’ Unton Express Company. 3,038, © Approximatt each. Approximations to the $15,000 Fy 19,886, enc Bete Approglantions io the’ $6,000 Brin zlmations to x fn gold. Information furnished. The highert rece Peat Deubjoons ad alt Kinde of Gold and Silver. Bees X MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER-SELLS, 10 o'clock, at 47 Bleecker street, Stook and Fixtares ‘df Liquor Store, const ines, Brandies, Gia, Wi hi Ww. YLOR & CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street, New York. Claret Wines, Whiskeys, Champagne, Port’ Wines, in cases cticeinit ares" S ahs 3 aden and also, fine Counters, ‘Sbelvings! Tab Ghairs, Bat'and Bar Fixtures, Glassen, Bar and other Bowes, __ ASTROLOGY Ale Pump, Caska, Meakures, 40., Ac., In lots, Dealers and —* & WALTE STINGUISHED © culators invited. MAX BAYERSBORFER'S oflice, 364 AEN iit hoe toe avery tain Sickness, busines, aC sireot. Bowery. fan Y J. W. CAMP! arate AUCTIONEER~ WILL SELL without reserve, at Ll o'clock ‘o-morrow, Oe prominent Barroom and Billiard Saloon, “The Wonder,’ ner Bleec) er and Thompsbn streets, Bt Fistures, Furniture, Buliard Tabies, full License, valuable business ‘opportu- nity. Further particulars with CAMPBELL & CO., Auction- errs, 850 Bowory. ihert, names numbers, good luck. 4 ME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, MA tvtonts “your'whole lite, from she cradle wo the 2 Canal street. Fee $1. ADAME LA BLANOH, THE UREAT UNRIVALLED *Suaineus und Nedleal Clairvoyant, No. 115 West Tween. ty-sixth street, borween Sixth aud Sevent! BY uy, CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL without reserve, Thursday next, the celebrated (ret clase Barroom, Biliiard aud Oyster Saioon, “The Eureka," 346 Eighth avgnus, fn ample running order, with Stock, fine Bar, Fixtures, Purutture, Sbarb's Billiard Tables. valuable Lease, 0. » ae Oy x ev RD ‘TO ANY ONE Water itr tt aa om ven eh,