The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1870, Page 13

THE OLD TONTINE SOCIETY. A Grand Old Knickerbocker Insti- tution Passing Away. Elght Lives Left Out of Two Hundred and Three—Another Death Dissolves the Fraternity—A Provident Constitu- tion—A Band of Octogena- rians — Reminiscences of the Coffee House. 1’ AMong the most remarkable of the societies estab- \ Mahed here tn the latter part of the last century was the Tontine Association, founded in 1790 and Incor- }Porated in 1794 by & company of merchants for the Purpose of providing & ceutre for tue mercantile |-community, By the plan of this association each Yghareholder selected a nominee, during whose life ‘he was to receive his equal proportion of the net pro- eeds of the establishment, but upon whose death jihis interest reverted to the owners of the surviving jMominces. The origmal shares were assigned and (held as personal estate, and the whole property was (Vested in five trustees, who were to hold the property ‘Until the number of the surviving nominees was re- “duced to seven, whea the whole was to be divided ‘among tho fortunate seven shareholders depending “wpen them, Under these regulations two hundred nd three shares were subscribed for at $200 each; and witi, this sum the assoclatiun purchased a lot of “ground, 100 feet square, on the corner of Wall and ‘Water streets, and in 1792 commenced the erection “of the Tontine Coflee House, to which, upon its com- “pletion in 1794, the Merchants’ Exchange was re- “moved from the dilapidated old building in the cen- tre of Broad, below Pearl street, where it had been Jocated since the Revolution. After the erection of athe new Excvange in Wali street, in 1825, the bulid- ‘Ang was Ict for various purposes; then in May, 1855, ‘was cewolished, to make room tor the present Ton- Wine building. ‘The original cost of the Tontine Cof- Yeo House was $42,787. The average rent up to 1823, Yuclusive, was $3,500 per year, Making an interest of nearly eight and two-thirds per cent per annum for cach share. LIST OF GURVIVORS OF THR TONTINE NOMINERS ON JANUARY 1, 1870, Original Shareholders. Nominees, be 6 oO 4 a 0 6 nwa 46> 6 0a a8 +|Maria Bayard, widow of Duncan P. Campbell..81 10 28 Fathan Bond, of Boston| Matthew, Sealey. ‘]0 10 6a john Rogers. -|Ge 0 Ie Cornelius K: 8 19 wrtin Hoffman. a3 'm Bayard, Sr. 1g (a) Dead. (6) Died March 18. ) Died March 24. A NINTH NOMINEB SOMEWHERE UNKNOWN. Old Knickerbockers who take an interest in the Ristory and all that concerns the Tontine Society ®ay tnat the foregoing tabie of names, which leaves It to be seen that but eight members survive, leaves , Dut one old lady, named Anna Bella Edgar, daugh- ter of William and Isabella Eagar, born March 6, 1785, and consequently in her eighty-sixth year. The ‘whereabouts of the old lady no one appears able to tell, while no positive evidence is to be found whether she bas been gathered to her fathers or not. Where are those, however, who after this notice will peek to find if the old lady is sleeping the sleep that knows no waking, or enjoying a very green old age, ‘with all her faculties unimpaired. Her father was erchant of coustderable means, and lived in a ouse Of no ordinary pretensions in his day at the Bouth side of Bowling Green. If she revisit the | ape of the moon at this the eleventh hour me expectant folks will feel a little put out. CONSTITUTION OF TRE SOCIETY. a constitution of this interesting society was as jows:— Whereas the several persons whose names are hereunto pubscribed and set have, at their joint expense, purchased in lots of land in the Second ward of the city of New ork and have furnished the same for that purpose and have ES conveyances for the same premises in the names of jobn Broome, Gulian Verplanck, John Delafeld, William ight and Join Watts, fivo of the sald subscribers, in joint ancy as irustees for themselves and the other subscribers; fail wherens, the property. io. the said lands and buildings ad furniture ia divided ato 2/8 shares which belongs to the sons whose names xre hereunto subscribed and set in \@ proportion mentioned opposite their respective names, hud theowner of each of the anid shares or his executors, ministrators or assigns is to have and receive © protita of such asbare during the natural life pf ‘the person named and described opposite Jo his name and bis nominee for such shage, and to which fescription such owner has subscribed his name, and upon the death of any such nominee the share which depends upon the life of any such nominee is to cease, and the whole profits 9f the said premises aro continually to go to and be equall @ivided among such of the said owners whose nominees shal | De living on the firat day of May in every year until the said Mominees shall by death be reduced to seven, when the whole Yor the sald property isto vest in the persons then entitled to ithe shares standing in the names of the seven survivin; ‘mominees, and the trustees or their heirs in whom the fee o! fhe said land and premises shall then be vested are then to @onvey the same to the persons fo entitled in fee equally to De divided between them: therefore, in order to carry the said plan into execution, it is hereby agreed by and between the said owners as foliows, that is to sa: TERMS OF AGREEMENT. First—That the said bafiding shall be used and kept as a gofee house, and for no other use or purpose, until the num- Der of said nominees shall be ruduced to seven. ‘Second—That Comfort Sands, Cornelius Ray, Anthony L. Bieeoker, James ‘iliery and Wiiliam Henderson, who have Deen chosen and appointed a committee for that purpose, sali sett all the accounts of the said purchase and building ‘8 soon as conveniently may be, and divide the surplus, any, of the subscription money paid by the present owners and the net protits already arisen, among the said owners, in proportion to their respective shares, aud taki amanage the said business for the interest of the said owners Sod receive the ronts and pronte of the xald prenaiaes until the lst day of June neat, and shall then divide the net proiit thereof between such of the sald owners whowe nomine shall be then living, in provortion to their respective shares, ‘Third-—That it shall end may be lawful for the owners of ‘ald several shares for the time being to meet together rly, and every year, at the said cofleo house, on the first londay in June ia every year, at eleven o'clock ‘In the fore- Boon, and then and there, by A majority of the votes of the yragns 40 met, to elect and choose five of the Fesldent 1a the city of New York as a committee to mauago he said business for one year, and that the committes for 4he time being, or the major pi he survivors or Burvivor of them, or the major pa: shall always superintendent such el of and give notice thereof to the persons elected. But Bo person shall have more than one vote at such election, although he may be entitled to more than one of the waid ahares. Fourth—That such committee thereafter to be chosen as aforesaid shall have the care and management of the said Douse and premises for the said owners, and take care of and Kkoep the same in repair and make leases thercof us occasion funy require, which leases shail 'e confirmed when becessary Dy the persons in whom the fe id land may ‘vested. The committee shall id adjust the ac- eounts of the preceding committee, and shall receive the rents and profits of the premises aforesaid and divide the proceeds thereof on the second Tuesday in May in every year between such of the owners of the said several shares ‘whose nominees shall be living on the first day of the same guonth of May in the same year in proportion to their respec- ares. ive Fiui.—That until the said nominees shall be reduced to even as aforesaid each of the said shares shall be considered ‘as personal estaic, and on the death of the owner, if not dis- Posed of by him, suall go to his executors or administrators, {t shail be Inwful for any person entitled to such share and transfer the same to any other person, but all such transfers shall be {n writing and signed by the person making the samein the presence of attested by two ‘witnesses at least, and shall be registered in a book to be Kept for that purpose by the said committee, and no transfer shail be vaild until the same shall be rogisiered as aforesaid. (The form of transfer here follows. ‘Sevewh—That when the sald trustees, in whom the fee imple of the sald land and premises is vested, shall by death Be reduced to less than three, the said committee for the ti Deing shail g1ve notice thereof in at least two of the new: papers printed in this city and requert thothen owners of tho Several shares to meet together at the sald coffee house at a @ertain time therein to be mentioned, not lesa than ten from the first pubiication thereof, to nominate and elect others to trustees for’ them, and such fi raons shail at such meeting be elected by Roajority of the votes of the sald owners so met and aball be the trustees for the whole of the sald owners. And the wurvivors or survivor of the present trustees shall thereupon, on demand in due form of law, convey the said land and Pe with appurtenanees, unto stich new trustees \e rv s urvivors and ror of ther nd the heirs of upon t trusts as aforesaid, with « cove! ‘therein to be inserted that ch new trustees shall by de ‘de reduced to less than three before the said nominees that then, the survivors or form of law convey the . With tho eppurtenances, unto five oti ‘rusteos, to be chosen in the manner aforesaid. ‘Pighth—That when the said nominees shall by death be re- ‘@uced to seven then the trustees of their heirs in whom the fee simple ot the said lafid and premises aball be vested in due form of law convey the same land and premises, ‘with the appurtenances and all their estate and interest the entitied to the shares standing in % nominees and to the heirs ween t Done in the city of New York the 4th day of June, in rd, 794. She year of our Lo: ‘THE CONS’ ‘UTION IN A NUTAHELL. Upon the death of the nominee the subscriber's interest eased, and this interest became thereby merged in the owners of the surviving nominees. The original shares wore assignable and held as personal estate, and the whole pro- iy was vosted in five trustees, who were to be continued the manner pointed out in the above constitution, and ‘who wore to hold the same until the number of such norai- Geos were reduced to seven, when the holders of the slares contingent upon these surviving nominees became entitied to @ conveyance in tec by the truntees of the entire premises, fo be equally divided between them. ‘The nominee himself did not, ag such, have an interest in fhe association, for each subscriber in naming eome per- fon—genoraily & child—looked to such as had the promise of yas Dongth of day WHAT TONTINE MEANS. The pian of the association originated from the Wcheme of Lorenzo Tonti, & Neapolitan, who intro- juced @ similar scheme into France in 1653, during ithe reign of Louis XIV., whence the word Tontine Came to designate a loan advauced by & number of NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1870.—QUADRUPLE SHEET. associated capitallsta for Ife anouities, with the beueflt of survivorahty. There is, however @ dis- tinction between the present piau and the sonewe of ‘Tonu, His intent Was the ostablisuwent of a com- pany who shoul each contribute a like amount of capital to be loaned to 4 responsibie party @t & ceriaim rate Of interest, which was to be divuled equally between the members of the same ase, but where there Was a diversity of age the elder re- ceived more and tae younger less, But im the plaa Of this Loutine Assocation tue owners of the seven surviving shares, upou a like number of lives, take the whole property in equal proportion to their surviving nominees, and as in this cave 195 of the nominees ara now dead wno represented corres- ponding iuteresis upon their selection by dierent Subscribers, tue romuning shares are NOW respoc- tively represented by depending upon eight lives, FAREWELL TO COPPER, The constitution bears date 4th of June, 1794, but the noimluations by the supseribers were not whoily completed unul March, 1795. Tae association tu their preambie named the building the Tontine Coffee House, and it Was thereby directed to be kept and used a8 a coffee house; but on the opening of the Exchange a litle higher up in Wall street, tue in- terests of the sharenolders demanding a change in this special appropriation, they applied to the Court of Chancery for poxmission to let the premises tor general purposes and by its decree of 18.4 the re- strictions were removed. Subsequeatly doubts having arisen respecting the validity of che trusts under which the trusteas took and held the property, 12 consequence of the revised statutes on the subject, the Legisiature tn 1843 passed an act confirming the same and altered the name to the ‘ioutiue Building and directed that the manage- ment of the aifairs of the concern be by ‘the com- mittee of the Lontine Building,” who receive besides their other duties the income of the establishment and divide the net proceeds on the second Tuesday im each month of May among the owners of the hares depending on the nominees alive on the pre- vious first day of the same mouth. KNICKERBOCKER LONGEVITY. This association on the 4th of June next, if one of the nominees does not expire in the meantime, will have existed seventy-six yeu. In oxamining the statistics in reference to the suc- ceasive diminution of shares by death the interesting fact 18 disciosed that the lapse of shares from year \o year ig in proportion, with sligQt variation, to ta relative number of both maies aud females. In 1 fifty-one of the Nominees were still living—a tact which, considering tue lapse of tine from the estab- lishment of the society, was admitted by compliers of annuity tavies wo ve very unusual, if not unprece- dented. But it should be recollected that the nomt- nees originally selected were children of parents in easy Circumstauces, and that these were not in gen- erai subjected to Lhe exposure and privations inct- dent to the masses, the average of whose lives forms the basis of the usual calculations on this subject. FKOM YOUTH TO AGE. At the date of the constitution in 1794 the oldest of the nominees was Gilbert Saitonstall, of the city of New York, merchant, who Wook one share aud risked his interest in ls own life at the age of forty-five. ‘The youngest of the nominees was David Augustus Clarkson, son of Thomas Streatileld Clarkson, mer- chant, of New York. STARTLING PREDICTION. A calculation made by Mr. De Peyster in 1839 of the probable existence of ninety-three nominees then In being, based upon the different tabular pre- cedents recognized here and in mneiane as authori- tative, led him totbe conclusion that this number would in or about 1874 be reduced to seven. This peaesn wouid seem to be in @ fair way of realiza- on. THE OLDEN GOLDEN AGE. ‘There are few whose age links them to the olden time when the Tontine Colee House was the chief centre of the commerctal interests, who cannot re- call scenes witain its walls “the like whereof we ne’er shall see again.”” A pablic meeting convened within its walls sent forth @ decision whica was almost uplversally respected. Asa single instance of this, forty years back, when the habit of distribu. ung expensive scarié to bearers and others at or- dinary funerals was 80 prevalent that many poor lamies were sorely pinched to provide this necessary mark of seeped: for @ departed relative, some benevolent mudividuals, geeing the evil infu - ence of such a fashion, called a meeting at the Coffee House, when nearly two hundred of those whose weight of character gave force to their decisions signed @ pledge to abstain from the custom of dis- triouting scaris except to the attendant ministers and physicians This was the deatnknell of the op- pressive fashion. In matters of more vital moment, when great public interests were at stake, a voice has gone out from tne said Coffee House which, like an echo tn alter years from Castle Garden. has been heard througnout tho Jengia and breadth of the land. Some of ane nobiest charities of tne world received their ), (4 Contributions beneath its nal- lowed roof. in only find a parallel In M: or ste London coffee houses, The gallants of the period resorted there and talked of Jove and happiness over their tankards of beer or gobjets of sherry. Men now living remember, with an enthusiastic feeling of recollection the whiskey puuches that were brewed at the Tonune. Notning like them reaches any man’s palate nowadays. Those’ who delight m reverting to this especial feature of tue ola Coffee House have snow-white bairs and full round scores ot years io show, to back up their hearty praive of these meliow-flavored punches of tne olden time, that did nobody any barm and never ralsed arow. It wada day of great excilement on the sanded floor of the Tontine, seventy odd years ago, when news was brought up from the lower bay tnat an English and French frigate were engaged in bloody coufict off Sandy Hook. Many a fervent prayer went up that the Galilc frigate would win tue light and beat the Britisher badly. Of course bettin; was big among the sporting men of the time, an many @ tankard of nut-brown ale disappeared in the excitement of the hour; 2 ‘ho originated the scheme and those aays left to their succes- ler legacy than the old Coffee House—a name Mr integrity and, probably, an ex- ample of industr¥, liberality and promise-keeping— which*cannot be too highly valued nor too warmly commended, WHERE THE TONTINE TREASURERS WILL GO. Those who are expected to secure the greater art of the property when the division comes are ir. Frederick De Peyster and Mr, Wiliam H. Aspin- wall. Sbares were bought by these gentiemea from tume to time from those of the association Who cared to dispose of them, and the result is a large accumu- lation, More especially 1 the nands of Mr. Do Pey- er. ‘The lot owned by the society 18 worth $260,000. If the jease of the fine aud expensive building does not expire before the society becomes delunct of course tue present Tontine block falls in as the property of the association. The interest 1a this regara 1s of quite an exciting Kind. ‘ihe mem- bers are wonderfuily tenacious of life and seem bent on holding fast to that which they have a little wile longer. Mr. sloratio G. Stevens, who has passed the age of ninety-three, though notin the enjoyment of all his mental faculties, preserves his physical bealth hla well, May they all live long and die appy- sors, howe’ CHESS MATTERS. Correspondence Game Between Cleveland and Detroit. ‘The cities of Cleveland snd Detroit, represented by their most skilful chess players, have for some time past been engaged in & match at chess of one game by correspondence, and as the result is vir- ually decided we give the game below:— SICILIAN DEFENCE. Cleveland, White. Detroit, Black, 1—P to K 4 PoQbe 2—Kt toK B3 PwKs 3—PtoQ4 P takea P 4—() takes P KttoQB3 5—Q to Qsq PtoK kts 6—B to Q3 BtoK Kt? 7—Casties KKttoK2 8—P 0 QB3 Castles 9—QBwWK3 guess 10—Q Bto Q4 Poké 1B to K3 Bais 12—P oK RS PwKB4 13-—-B to QB 4ch KtoRsq 14—Kt to K Kt6 PwkKBS 15—B to Q Bxq QKttoQaq 16—P to Q Kt BioK BS 1i—Kt to K BS Keto K Ktsq 18—B toQ RB Biok2 19-B toQ5 KttoK B38 20-P toQB4 Kt takes B 21—B P takes Kt KttoK B 2 22—B to Q Kt 2 PtoKta 23—KttoK R2 KttoR3 24—Kt toQ2 Rto K Ktsq 25—P to K BS KrtoK Ba 26 Riok B2 EWR ES —R to QB sq to Qsq 2B—K to Q B2 Rieke hs 292—P WO QR3 K to R2 (a) 30—P to Q K 4 (0) PtoK Kes 31—R P takes P BwuKRS 32—R to K 2 P takes P 33—P takes P Kt takes P S4—Q Kt to K B sq Bto Kt6 36—Kt takes B P takes Kt 36—Kt to K B38 GeO rseu 37—K to B aq tto R7 eh (c) 88—K to K sq Bto Kt5 39—Q to Q3 QR to K Baq 40—-kKti to Q4 »RtoBsecn 41—K toQ2 RtoB7 42—K 10 Q Baq Btakes R 48—K takes B RK BSch 4—K 0 Q2 RO QBsq 45—Kt to Q Kts RwoKRS White, according to present appearances, cannot prolong the gaine many moves. COMMENTS ON THE GAME. (a) Necessary before advancing Kt to P. «%) This and the preceding move are time lost, {c) More decisive than Kt to K 6 ch. Choss Notes. The old patriarchal New York Chess Club, which Was reorganized in the year 1852 by Mr. Frederick Perrin, and which inaugurated the Chess Congress in 1862, removes on the Ist of May from University Building, Washington square, to a very spacious, commodious and elegant location, situated at No. 64 Bast Ninth street. The Brooklyn Chess Club will remove on the 1st of May from No. 204 Atlantic avenue to No. Fulton eet. ‘The rooms occuvied by the club wiil be Sp«cious, clegant and well ventilated. Mr. Ben- zinger, the proprietor, will do ali in bia power to make chess atiractive to ite votaries, SALES AT AUCTION. SALES AT AUCTION. SALES AT AUCTION. LLEN B. MINER, AVOTIONEDR, WALDRON & CO,, AUCTIONEERS, JROOKS AND PAINTINGS-CLINTON SIALL, ASTOR ty HENRY TL Linbs & MINER, AL, ® aiiettoorsa tot Liberty and Int Codes ctroet, Pinte. Woante LEAVINT, STREBEIOH 4 CO. tevote On Thursday, April %, at'7}y o'clock P. Gentes Househord Furn'ture, tothe ‘ual By AAUCHNY ot # Meatrs, M.J. Paitland & © ithe private reaidence of Talamehariis beyeos za. M. J. Atwater nce, acquaint with buyers ‘No, 680 roadway.” 29 West seth sircets n Their long etree VARANTER TO OWN, BEST Pi 3 A e ae THe, O8SIBLE PRICES will be ob- PARTIES HAVING LIBRARIES or PAINTINGS of will have every advantage afforded them. ear Fit ‘00 TURSDAY, April 9, at 1 Allthe Furniture, te, consisting in part o with border to mateh ‘The entire collection of fine Paintings of the Dusseldorf, Flemish and French schools, cous gned from the artiste di nd ordered to sold without :eserve. ‘This well kuown colive'ton comprises (he works of —~ ERS 1 tained, to di Otto Erdman, ‘ell, ‘Ternbe: Room, Stuir and Hall 3 | UCTIONEER.—ON TUESDAY, 26TH Eee taces, L, Tounsatnt. ees put Parlor Bale ‘a Tepe, i a 1 . * ee ia, Ty steranelc, at 40 West Team place, all the . i ‘ari Ho! Lounges, enamelied marble top aud chestnut Chambe Nat, ti use. julara on Monaay gare i iy oem 1 psbock, , Beds and Heddiog, Ouk Buiteta, Taber ‘and Chairs, Ching |) om ) OR ARO IO Ae ne ape crower, ‘denberg, eckery inner, Breakfast and Tea Sets, Glass Ware, Silver Plated z 0) CHOICE LIBRARY AT 1W. Liudier, Pondel, R, Schulze, Ware, ‘Cullery, Window ‘Shades, Moaquts News, Totet | (), . Phe Sy oral ey iin seh. ‘at 46 West Washington Francke, Whe Klein, Adlon, Grocery, Hall Standa, Mats, dca and 4 iine lob of Kitchen | piace, at 19 o'clock, all the rare Books belonging to the Rev. . ol 5 ie i cl A A se Also Pictures by prominent American artists, viz 2 ASE aE Ene HROvSS ID. BOOM: Oertar), RD Wales hagas wil Te Modis Rapball, deceased; @ valuable collection of an- Pastman Jobusou, ‘Thos. Hill, J. R. Brevoort, ~ shia Re te eet Won AT her, V, berry, F. Peel and others, T EXCHANGE SALESROOM, 111 BROADWAY, TRIN- ity building, by STANLEY DAY, Avetioneer, on Mon- Gay, April 25, at 12 M., No. 26 Weat Twentieth atrect, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, three story bigh stoop brown stone, 17.8x/0x91.11, sulject to a lea ing May, 1872, at $1,700 per annum. Perinits and terme at offices A and B, lL Broadway. 4 i Cranberry inh ery fine line of bngravings, richly (ramed and desir- Now on exhibition. AMEN R. MINER, AUCTIONEER, Y LLNRY H. LEEDS AND MINER. "cloek, at the private real- aud Sixth ot abl. res! . ELETH STREE ‘ant Household Furniture, eonaisting of Velvet and B sels Carpeting, rich rosewood Parlor Suit of 13 pieces, ee nt rosewood E wood and other Centre elegant French Clocks and Bronzes lowers, black walnut’ Buffet and Dining Koom Set, in French China Dinner Set, oak Extension Tabie (for 16 vy April 26 at Wig Went ‘'weilth street UCTION AND FURNITURE NOTICE.—PARTIES: Wing Furntiure to sei! at auction can avoid the troubie veween Fitt Mo @ No. 77 ndsome Housebold Furniture, Sc, of an auction sale and find a purchaser for the same by ad- | persons), Lounges, Turkish Ch at 10 Brussels C k wainut Pator Suit in | gre > leald ¢ - 1 Smber fete ob Chatrs, binek waleit: am sase reat ironee Cincke at Orr, Hee Lette | aressing CAB BUYER, box 200 Herald olfce, ___. | guys per Seth, N atrenses. Pillow te. ak Lau Stand, ‘pluie pier Mirror, Hardy's Folding Chairs Turk- ounces and hairs, in green reps; Black walnut Secre- lack walnut Extenaton Tables, black walnut marbl ; biack walnut Dining Chalrs, tn green reps roup, “How the Fort was Taken,» Coutre Tables, black wainut Hall Stand, Brussel Roan, ‘black walaut marble top Shaving inlaid Cottage Suits, black walnut ir Matiresses, Pillows, and Bolsters, Beda and Bed- ery, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, russols Stair Carpets, fc STEINWAY GRAND PIANO, fully equal to new. Bi, BLU PLow £.c0, WILL Sel at AUCTION, ON Me ‘Tuesday, April 26, 1870, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111’ Broadway :— Rutgers wtreet—Very de: tween diadison and Henr; UCTION SALE.—HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ture and Pianoforte.-A. M. CRISTALAR & SON, Auc- tioneers, will sell on Tuesday, Apri! 96, at 105¢ o'clock, at pri- vate residence, 29 East Seventy-third atrect, between Third and Fourth avenues, a Jarge ussortmont of PARLOR, BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, comprising one very flue tone 744 octave Piano, elegant roae- wood and walnut Parlor and Chamber Suits, gilt pier Mirrors, urtains, velvet and Brusaais Carpet, Oilcloth, Ward: Dining Tables, Looking Glasses, Sofas, Lounges, fine hair Mattresses, Hedding, very rich ‘Parisian Vases’ and Clocks, Kitchen’ Utensils, &o. “Cutalogues at sale. Trade and housekeepers invited. Ae Bg NALDRON, C04 AUCTIONEERS. . Jesrooms 108 Liberty and 111 Cedar atreet, ‘On Wednesday, April 27, at 10% o'clock, Gontee! Household Furniture, dc. Parties sending goods for this sale will send as early on Tuesday as possible, (AUCTION NOTICE.—AT, LESS THAN AUCTION prices, at JOHN FISHEK'S Carpet and Furniture Emporium, 221 Bowery, near Rivington strest, Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Ciniothe in endieas variety; ata grea the buildin table for Dusivess purposes or dwelling. "N. B.—-4 good furniture salesman wanted, Y HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, Oft'ce 985 Broadway, near SALE OF HA ble He nd Lot, No. 23, tate tah Me 3 be FF SALE—AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE SATII OF April, at 12 o'clock, by D. M. SEAMON, al “Exchange salesronm’ Ul Broadway, New York city, the three story brick House (store frat story), northwest corner of Bedford and Grove atreeta, Sale peremptory. FLESRY BR: HERTS, ATOTIONEER. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURN Tt MADE TO ORDER IN PART ON TUESDAY, APRIL 26, AT 10 AT NO. 404 EAST FIFTIETI STREET, BETWEEN BEEKMAN PLACE AND Fiksi AVENUY, comprising the finest assortment of Furniture aud Household Effects which has been olered this season. THE PARLORS CONTAIN superb solfd ebony Suit, covered in Turkish brocaded silk, with Window Curtains to mateh; elegant Turkish Lounger Easy Chaira, Pauteulla, Reception Chairs, aupa:biy inlaid, and Ormoln Centre Table, Escritoire, upright Piano, richly in- laid; pier aud mantel’ Mirrors, Bolltaire, Lace Curtain, rich ormu'n and chrystal Chandeliers, ormoln Clocks and Candelabra to match, Jardinieres, Ornaments, i’aintings, Royal Wilton and Moguet) Carp Ban Glass ana China Ware, Siiverware, © DHAMB) Bru Carpets, richly upholstered Chainber Suit, with Cur- tains to match; rosewood Armoirea-dlace, finest quality Beds, Bedding, Mattresses, Ac. ALSO elegant solid ebony Dining Table, Puffet, walnut Dini Room Suit, in reps, &c., ac., making this decliediy the sale Of the season and well worthy the atieution of those in search of really elegant furniture. LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER, By Hi NRY H. LEbDS & MINER, On Tuesday, April 26, at 10!g o'clock, at the priva dence 303 Kast Nineteenth streot, second door bold Furniture, rs hereafter, LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER. By HENKY H, LEEDS & MINER, dn TUESDAY, April 46, at 10% o'clock, ut the private resl- dence, No, $23 East Thirteenth street, Handsome Household Furniture. Full particulars hereafter. rest. rum Second URE, Dee LLEN B., MINER, AUCTIONEER, By HENRY H. LEDS & MINER, on TUESDAY, April 26, at 10}¢ o'clock, ut the private resi- dence, No, 21 Weat Ninth street, fandsome Household Furniture, &o. Full particulars hereatter. ‘Twenty-second atreet, \PSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, PAINTINGS, STATUARY, REAL BRONZES, SE vC., &C., AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE JAMES BOORMAN, ESQ., DECEASED, 18 WASHINGTON SQUARE, northeast corner Fifth avenne, HENRY D. ‘ell at auction on Wednesday, the residence as above, all the some Furniture contained in the House. Full in Tuesday's paper. Catalogues at Auctloueer's oice Tuesday morning. ‘ LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONFER, By HENRY WH. LEEDS & MINER, on Saturday April 20, at 1034 o'clock, at the private reslaence 454 Woat Twenty-third street, Elegant Household Furniture, &c. Full particulars hereafter, LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER, BY HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. On Friday and Saturday o'clock each evening, atthe LEEDS AKT GALIaRIES, beers on —* AND 819 BROADWAY, SUPERB COLLECTION OF OLL ENJ. P. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER, LENRY 8. HERTS, AUCTIONEE, PAINTING REAL’ BRONZES, ELEGANT FANCY Salesroom No, 9 Beach street, HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GOODS, ELEGANT MARBLE A Splendid Houschold Furniture, STEINWAY & SONS' GRAND ACTION PIANO, &C, STATUETIES, CUCKOO CLOCKS, ‘Rosewood Parlor Suits, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 28, AT 0'¢ O' Ky DO., to be sold by order of BALL, BLACK & CO,, TO Pier and Mantel Mirrors. AT NO. 40 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1870), at 10 A. M., at No, 149 mutire elegant Furniture of aw Urst class pri- Fuil particulars will be given in time, Lexington ail of the aplendia’ Furniture contained in e sald house, consisting of rosewood Parlor Suita, in brocate, velvet and reps walnut and mabogan Sui Hookenses, pure curled hair Mattrorses, Extension Table, marble top oak Bull Silverplated Ware, China, Gi t, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets; ‘Kitchen Utena AUCTIONEE! By HENRY LEEDS & MINER. On Thursday, April 24, at 103g o'clock, at the private resi- dence, 72 East Twenty.seventh strvet, | Elegant Household Furnit Ce Full particulars hereatt ait ALLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER. By HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. On Hy April 29, 1036 sapien at the private resi- ‘Aben B. MINE HERTS, AUCTIONEER. Salesrooma 9% Church and 7% Rea HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. § FOR THIS PRESENT WEEK. Monday, April 25, at 224 West Twenty-second streot, Same day, at 817 Broadway. Tuesday, April 26, at 404 Eust Fiftieth street, 8 7 mt, Qi) West Thirty-ni eaday, April 27, at 211 cond atreet, ALSO, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 98, 1870, At 0A. M., at No. 339 Went Twenty-ninth street, ge it Twenty street, Splendid a as ac. day, re eae [voy nie Jegant Household Furnite ae a ‘ian SO, ON ry ril 28, at 240 West Fou street. Miia Te THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1870, at 10 A. M., 3 at'220 Weet Twenty-fourth street, Same day, Full particulars in future adveiti ENRY DREHER & HOPSON, Al! Seventy-ninth street and Broadway, Splendid Household Furniture. ALSO, ON FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1870, ments. 1ONEERS —NO. 19 jo B. MINER, AUCTIONEER, BY HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER, AY, Al "clock, On WEDNES! rll 27, at Bowery-sell on Tuesday, April 26, 1039 o'clock, at 1,11 eee te ties Wetiiee hake onhes At No, 13% West Thirty-sixth atreet, at 10 A. M., ‘Third avenue, opposite Third Avenue Resiosaieek! te THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN GOING. TO. EU- Splendid Parior, Bedroom and Dining Room ware and House/urnishing Goods, Silver Plated Were, Freuch ROPE, Viv.:-A_ WELL MATCHED. TEAM. OF LIGHT : Furniture.” Particulara hereafter, and American Tinned Boilers, BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, 6 AND 7 YEARS } nape Feng, Japannod Waro, larg ocks, Serows, Fil HANDS HIGH; STYLISH ACiIONS; GENTLE, ENJ. P. FAIRCHILD, ten Kegn Nails, Tce Boxes, deiiers, assortment of Chi Gus Fixtures, dc. ; also large lot of Ranges, Parlor, Cooking nd Otice Stoves; the entire Fixtures, Glass Showcases, Counters, Glass Partitions, Oflice Furniture, &c. Dealers are respectfully invited, as every jot will be sold without reserve. ‘Terms cash, 8, WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER, By 8. "HERMAN & CO), Il Monday, April 25, at 1046 o'clock, private residence 243 East Fifty: elegaut Parlor Sets in walnut, rosewood m Mirrors, wi Noe marbk AND PERFECTLY KELIABLE IN EVERY Also @ Stanhope, in good order; made by Bre yin, Together with Sleigh, Harness, Robes, Blankets, Whips, 0, Auctioneer, Un Monday, April 25, 1870, at 10 A. M., at 380 West Thirty- first street, all of the Furniture contained in sald house, con- sisting of Parlor Suita in crimson reps, black walnut and amelled Bedroom Suits, Hair and Straw Mattresses, oak tenalon Tables, Dining “Room Chairs; Velvet, Brussels. and ; Ollcloth, Hat Stand, Crockery, Chi chen Utenails, &: . Shy ALSO, atlOA.M., at 149 West Twenty- of Houseiold Furniture, cousist- 1d Dining Koom Furniture, &c. Y aaeoah B, adh AUCTIONEER. By HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER, On eineeine 27, at 103g o'clock, at the private resi- ast Fou dence No, 28 tree Household Furniture, dc, Full particulars hereafter. LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER. By HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER, On Thursday, April 2%, at 103 o'clock, at the private real- dence No. 202 West Forty-sixth street, Elegant Household Furniture, &. Full particulars hereafter. LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER, By HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. ‘On Friday, April 29, at 1036 o'clock, at the private residence € Morton street, , Bedroom Particulars hereafter. Y 18. H. SEIXAS, AUCTIONEER—HOUSEHOLD FUR. niture—Wiil sell on Monday, April 2, at 10 o'clock, 493 West Twenty-second street, the entire Household Fur ture contained fu naid house, Consisting of Velvet, Brussal and Ingrain Carpets, Olicloth, Parlor Suits, Centre Tables, Pier Mirrors, rosewood Pianoforte, 7 octaves ; urtaing, mahogany abd biack walnut Chamber Suits, Beds and Bed: ding, hajr Mattresses, Extension Tables, ‘Stieboard, Olt Paintings, China, Glassware and Kitchen Utensil BY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIUNEER.—WILL seli on Tuesday the Effects of Billiard, Oyster and Lager Saloon ; can be privately bought on Monday, at 350 Bowery. Y J. W. CAMPBELL, JR.. AUCTIONEER.—CAMP- PELL & CO. will sell, on Tuesday, tho Effects of Con. tractor, viz:—6 desirable heavy-bodied Work Horses, in fine condit! plendid coal and dirt P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER.—STOCK, FIXTURES J, anid Lease of wholesale and retail Grocery and Liquor re. TRAVER & ESLER, office 58 Laberty street, wili sell on aday, April 28, at 10% o'clock, the Stock and Fixtures of vlished Grocery Store 152 Bowery, betwoemGrand Jz,:~—Barrela Flour, Sugar, 3 ‘anned any Dried Starch, » Hominy, earinn, cigars. Also large stock of choice Liquors, Brandies, Sherry, Madeira, Fort and other Wines, Bourbon and Ryo Whiskeys, bottled Liquors, Counter and Shelving, Pixt- form and Counter Scales, Stand Casks, Headers, Kegs, Demi- johns, Wagon, Harness, ec. Also of Store, P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER. P pets, Mirrors, &c., to close an jouschold Furniture, &¢. Full partteulars hereafter. ALIEN 8, MINER, AUCTIONEER. By HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER, ‘On Friday, April 2, at 1034 o'clock, at the private residence 312 Went Twenty-second street, Household Furniture, &c, herea! Jd. ‘arts, 6 sets Harness, | ———a. ~ nos, Furniture, Ci " . light double-seated road Wagon and Harness; also ® 1 TRAVER & ESLER, office 58 Liberty street, will ee A eee KER. double heavy spring Trucks, nearly new. Bale'p wits | selion Monday, April 5, at 11 o'clock, ai the private’ real- 0: Siclock, ai the private | Out reserve,” Full particulars day of sale, dence in Kighty-fourth street, second house east of Fourth 1 27, at 10) residence, No, 1 Forty-secon Elegant Household Furniture, &c.; also Horse, Carriage, &c., in front of house. Full particulars hereafter. ALMEN B, MINER, AUCTIONEER. By HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. ‘On Wednesday, April 27, at 1036 o'clock, at the private rest- dence, No, 824 Kast Fifteenth tres Household Furnitare, de. Full particulars hereafter. CAMPBELL & CO., Auctionoers, 350 Bowery. ¥ J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER. CAMPBELL & CO, ‘will sel on to-morrow (Mond. Bith, by descriptive catalogue, some 400 I Gases je Househ avenue, 7 octave Pianoforte, ‘French plate Mirrors, Brussela and otber Garpets, Parlor, Bedroom, Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Oil jPaintin Crockery, 4c. T. DILL, AUCTIONEER, 149 CENTRI + Monday, at 23g o'clock P. 5 and F firat class Provision and Butcher Store 53 Lew: 10 the Lease of store for two years; lucation 400 ‘ACOB LOGART, AUCTIONEER. Leaf, Extension UESDAY, April 26, DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. H hree-ply, ingrain and | at 1036 o'clock, at 88 King street, gentocl Houseif™—i Furni- Ae TAN DROME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Flate and other Mirrora; | ture. ULLER, 2 AN Ui ‘ADRIAN H. MUL! P.R. WILKINS & CO., will sell at auction on Monday, April 35, at 1036 o'clock, at the private idence 345 West Fourteenth street, rosew: and black nut Parior Suits, rosewood Pianoforte, rosewood Melo- deon, Pier and Mantel Glasses, Etagere, Wilson's Sewing Ma- chine, black walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Dressing Bureau, Mattresses, Mrussels and Ingrain Carpets, China and Glass: ware, &c. DRIAN H. MULLER, pAUOTIONEER-—-ATTEMIION Is 1 vi ravings intings, Kitchen Furnitu: Crocker; %e particulars in Mondays i ith nin WEDNESDAY, April 27, jerald. et, He at 1034 o'clock, at 210 William street, Houscnold Fufnitu WEDNESDAY, April 27, at 10 o'clock, at 125 East Yifty-fourth street, Marshal Household Furniture and Ofice Furniture. CHAS. F. WAITS, Magshal, WEDNESDAY, April 27, at 3 o'clock, at 364 Pearl street, Marshal's sale—the Effects of a Wire Cloth Manufactory. CHAS, F, WATTS, Marshal. On TUESDAY, 26th, Desirable Household Furniture of priv: lars hereafte: On WEDNESDAY, 27th, the entire genteel Household Furniture, &« houses. Full particulars in time. On THURSDAY, 28th, entire Furniture, Bar Fixtures, Billiard Tables, &0., of hotel. family. Partica- le of of two private 3 Catalogue day of sale. WEDNESDAY, Aprii 27, ZA, cali to tn i sf ‘On FRIDAY, 29th, at 11 o'clock, at the auction rooms No.1 North William CO.’ Bald lots the costly Household Furniture, entire, of large private resi. | Street, Marshal's sale—a lot of Flour and § ni avenue dence. Catalogue will embrace very desirable assortwwent of JOHN H. HILLYER, Marshal, THURSDAY, April 23, nt AX East Seventeenth street, genteel’ Housohold Furni- ure, on Sevent: 06th, 183d and 134th East'river, foot of dwelling on Seventy-sixth street, with modern impr Maps at the oifice of the anctioneer, No. 7 Pine fine goods. Full particulars in time, . B.— The old established auction house of CAMPBELL & CO., 350 Bowery, continue to give prompt and ps nal attention to sales of Household Furniture at private resi- dene jend for terms and circulars. 0 Bowery. 3 ro M. MILLER, AUCTIONEER, 28 PINE STREET. TUESDAY, APRIL 26, Positive sale at 13 o'clock, at the Exchan, No. 92 Greenwich atres BY M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. RICH AND. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Roi § UCTION NOTICE. MONDAY, APRIL 25, at 11 o'clock, FOURTEFNTH REGULAR SPRING SALB o MANUFACTURED STRAW GOODS AND SOFT HATS, FIVE HUNDRED CASES LADIES’, MISSES’, MEN'S AND BOYS" PLAIN AND FANCY HATS, BONNETS, PLAIN AND FANCY SHADE HATS, LADIES’ FANCY TRIMMED 'TATS, in all the newest and most desirable -shapes and styles, re- jesroom, 11) Broadway. valuable two etory brick front House sijuate on southwest corner of Greenwich and Rector streets, including 1o Rector street; lot 26 feet L tach front, %8 feet’ inches rear, 6 fect on Rector aireet and 6s feet S inches on south line. A large portion of the purchase money can remain on mortgage if desired. For maps and further particulars inquire at oftiee of auctioneer, AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, wood 7 octave Pianofortes, French Plate, Mirror, &e. DOUGHTY will eell at auction on Monday, April 5, atl03¢ o'clock, at the salesroom 79 Nussan street, bet Fulton and John streets, the entire contents of several firat houses, removed for convenience of AMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER AND BEAL ENTATE Agent, oftice 619 Washington street.—Elegant Household out covers, rosewood and walnut marble top Chamber Suits; Turkish Lounges and Chairs; Sideboards and Extension Tables; Dining Chairs, Wardrobes, Library - *, and Secreta: ee ee pene nt nL BOoke picr and oval Mirrors, gaa Chandeliers, brocatel | Furniture, Wednesday, April 27, of the dwelling 64 Greene ae eee Key BOYS’ SOFT HATS. Curtains, Library and Centre Tables, &c., &. ‘The whole for | street, corner of Broome, and comprises the entire Furniture of the house, consisting of fifteen rooms, every one of which ia furnished with the moat substantial furniture could be selected ; one pler Mirror, cost 250; Parlor Suits, in_ plush and reps, rosewood Secretary Bookeare, rosewood black walnut and mahogany marole top Chamber §\ all the Mattresses are pure curled hair; velvet and English Brussels Carpets, Dinlug Furniture, &¢ AMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE o) Agent, oftice 515’ Washington stre Monday, Aprit 25, at 108 Waverley place—Centee!_ Farniture, Tuesday, April 24, at 171 Greene strees—Genteel Furniture. Wednesday, April’, at 54 Greene at,—Exceilent Furait Thursday, April 28, Mercer atreet, near Broome—Exceilent Furniture, absolute ‘sale and worthy the attendance of purchasers, as Catalogue atin ee ae er the assortment fa very large. ready, » TOPPING & CO. Auctioneers, vl io. 182 Chur street - BY apt SOUPS: AUCTIONEER.—ON | MONDAY, April 2, at, 2h) o'clock, at No. 187 East Eighteenth atreet, the entire Carpets and Olicloths thronghont tue large private dwelling, together with a small assortment of Furni- ture; the carpets are very good, and of English Brussels fapestey, tree-ply wpd ingrain. N. B.—Remember the hour, 6 P RCH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, Oltice and Salesroom 37 Nadsan street, e the Fost office, cu it, Harlem, near Fourth avenue, on FRIDAY, 29th, at 1049 o'clock, by JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, all the elegant Furniture, Piano, Mirrors, &o. B* F. COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—LARGE SALE OF very fine Household Furniture, Velvet and Brussels Car- French plate Mirrors, Parlor Suits, &c.—On Monday, Aprii 45, at 1034 o'clock, at '59 Bleecker street, near Brond- way, the entire rich Furniture of the priv dwelling. It will comprise in part Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom and Basement Goods; rich Carpets, several Parlor Snits, sulid ‘com do., Armoires, Bookcases, Wardrobes, , carver RCH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. . ad, Fanning through to Liberty atreet, the jesroom and the beat location in the city. STON & VAN TASSELL, Auctioneers. Bend your household furniture, if you do aot wish to sell tt at your residence, to our spacious salesroom, 87 Nassau street, opposite the Post oflice. RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Otice and salesrcom 87 Nassau street, opposite the Post office. Genteel Household Furniture at the private residence ‘twe third street, iperb Furniture, AUCTIONEER AND REAL Estate Agent, office 615 Washington street, atcel ousehold Furniture \o-morrow Monday, at 10% o'clock, at private residence 18 Waverley place, between Washington square and Sixth avenue, comprising the entire Furniture of house, consisting in part of black walnut Parlor Suits in reps aud haircloth, patent Sofa Bed in reps, Pier Mirrors, Br sels and three-ply Carpets; black walnut, oak, and chestnut marble top Chamber Suits; curled huir and spring Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, marble top Centre and Side Tables, lace Curtaing and Cornices, Sofas, Chalra, Rockers, walnut Extension Table, Dining Chairs, Buffet,’ other Dining and Joe CAGNEY, a in hogany aud rosewood Centre Tables, Monday morning, On Tuenday, April 26, Household Furmiture, at 105 Waverley place, On Wednesday, at 256 East Eleventh street. On Thursday, at 60 Eust Ninth stree the entire Furniture of large dwell No, 825 Weat Twenty: EDN 2 On Friday, April Kitcben Furniture, with which the will comme: On TO ANSTON aati foacioek the entire Stock of Fancy Goods, Bonnels, &c., of J.N. Gima- | Sale peremptory. ‘Deslers as well as private persons. iu bredo, Fea. at 688 Broadway, under Metropolitan Hotel. | vied. Particulars in time. BY JOHN H, DRAPER & CO., AUCTIONEERS, he Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad y will weil £0,000 tons Scranton Coal at putlte auction on Wednesday, April 27, at 12 o'clock noon, at 16 Exchange piac SAMUEL SLOAN, President, Particulars fn time. RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, Oflice and salesroom 37 Naseau street, opposite the Post ollice. (JAMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER AND REAL, ESTATE Agent, office 516'Washington Elegant Household Farniture. Tuesday, April 26, the entire Furaitnr three story dwelling 171 Greene atreet, assortments, Full particulars hei the comprising large Comps Elegant Household Furniture, ‘at the private ce Thirty-fourth str Sixth and Seventh jenues, on WEDNESDAY, April 47, at 103 o'clock, Weat STO! SSELL, ¥ MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER—SELLS | | E. H. KE big Shana Sitaeowr ne B* nonday, 83 Allen throet, gutire Furature, Carpets, dey | April 25, = of four story residence. More full particulars tomorrow, 108 Kant Se Third avenus. | ving place, RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONE! BAYERSDORFER'S office, 28 3 ~ - ee | sinting of rosewood Suits, in airiped reps; gilt ee Fa I erleeboiy nila nlc oa gd are ol MAS 2ATERSDORFER, AUCTIONERR—SELLS MON. | Chairs, rosawood Centre ‘Table, rosowond Armin Gentee! Household Furn' iy, 2g 6 Cedar street, costly Fixtures, &c., ‘ Kk, French plate Mirrors, at the private residence of first mificently furnished, 4 Lace Curtains, rosewood Sofa Kedstew restau ™. MAX BAYERSDORFER, MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER—SELLS, Tuesday, at 266 West Twenty-sixth street, coatly Fur- niture, Carpets, &c., of four story brown sioue residence, Catalogues ready. AX BAYERSDORFER’S office, 281 Third Washat , ut Chal quantity of China and Fifty-second atrest, near Fifth avenue, on THURSDAY, April 28 at 1034 o'clock, by JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, the entire Furniture imported to order for the pri owner. RCH, JOHNSTO! ‘Ollice and saiesroom 37 Nassau street, opposite the Attorney for Mortgagee. M ORRIS WILE , AUCTIONEER, 4 — First class Houses on Lexington avenue and West Twonty- Pont otlicet BY wHaX, BAVERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER 8, Household Furniture, > Wednesday, magnificent Furniture, dc. of the hve story third atreet, JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will nell residence ‘Ourth avenue. Catalogues read 2 4 ‘on Monday, April 25, at 103g o'dock. MAX BAYERSDORFER'S offices 281 Third’s ¥. B. LUDLOW & CO. will sell at auction. on Ltn at their salesroom 37 Naseau atrect, a _ woh 0, at I2 o'clock, at the Exc ge Salesroom, 1 roadway. oleree Pall inds end descriptions, Sale by order of Jane Lawton, executrix of Abner Law- tare, &84 of four story brown stone residence. Catalogues ready. MAX BAYERSDORFER'S offico, 281 Third avenue. Office Furniture, &c. Also a quantity of Dry Goods, Preserves, &e. corner Thirty-ninth street, RCH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, ‘Weat Twenty-third 445, House and Lot on Lon- CH, JOUNSTON, AUCTIONEER, = Went Twen A Oflice an room 87 Nassau street, ¥ MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER—SELLS | S40 Tent ig oan be had at Ni Thursday, large Corner Grocery; sella Friday, Corner jaturday, Furniture of residence. YERSDORFER'S office, 981 Third avenue, ‘opposite the Post oilice. Househoid Furniture, ‘at the private residence No. 266 Weat Twenty-fourth street, on Monday, April 25, at 1034 o'clock, by JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, comprising mahogany Suits in hair cloth, Bedroom Farnt- ture, walnut Extension Tabies, French plate Pier Mirror, oak Dining Chaira, Lounges and Easy Chairs, rosewood Piano- forte, double round corners, Harrison maker; Feather Bede \q RIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. M Sale in partition by order of the Supreme Court, under the direction of Commissiouers—bandsome tiouse and Grounds in town of Morrisani E. H, LUDLOW & April 38, 1870, at 12 0° LL Broadway Lag Ee NORRISANIA-Val will sell_at auction, on Tuesday, k, atthe Exchange Salesroom, No, siding, New York. 1a plot of Ground, with two story B : DLOW HOUS@HOLD FURNIT RF SALES DURING THE WEE! MONDAY, 5th, at No, 103 East 1ith atroct. TUESDAY, 26th, WEDNESDAY, and Pillows, hair Mattresses, jvelvet, Brussels and ingrain | 74 URSDAY, f 4 and frame Dwelling, situated on tho ensterly side of Carpets, kitchen Utensils, aoe RAME DAY,'at No, 88 Madison avenues peaue (old omen road), between Waleed George Bs Se hs at , one 18 26x88 foet, with front and rear plazen, built M. CRISTALAR & SON, AUCTIONERRS, WILL SELL logues at the Aue by day's work, filled in with brick; containg white and black treet. flice, No. 8 Pine street. Px A M CRISTALAR & AUCTIONEERS, 421 Brondwas, Salen this week. k, Hotel and Restaurant known tel, hot nnd cold wa hour, hot air marble mai + Monday, April 25, at 1039 o'clock, the well known Amity louse, corner Amity st, and Sixth ay.; established ten years doing large business. Bedrooms, Supper Rooms and splen- did Bar, ail bandsomeiy furnished, together with three years’ Lease, will be offered in one lot to bighest bidder without re- serve; if not sold in one lot will xcll im lots, by catalogue, the entire house, consisting of Gne Barroom Furniture, Conniers, marble top ‘Tables, Mirrors, Paintings, Plated Ware, Bec: second story; gas fix- dal! modern conve- j house In good order and rend: for immediate occupancy. Plot contains 8 feet front, fet 198 feet in depth, north side, and 245 feet on uth side; barn house, fruia add shade troes in ieasant atl healthy. overlook is @asy Of acceas by Harlem 5 Monday, 26th, at 1036 as Amity House, Tuesday, S6th, at 10'5 o'clock, at No, 29 Fust § street, handsome Household Farnitui d earring tious tk high, jage of Morrisai abundance ; lo ing tbe vil ding, Carpets, Furniture, Oliclothe, Hanger, Stoves’ und | Wedneaday, now and second hand. Furniture 9 ratroad aud horse ext Kitchen Utendils. Any one buying In one lot will get a | Thursday, ortgage fale, 3 Iron Sal t No. 3 Pine atreet, land dealers invived Gatahegues Drawers, 3 Plano iM, Pb. DODIMend JOSEPH DODIN, Com. ont bargaia, Speculavora A aaa Friday, Diamonds, Watches aud Jeweiry. a ALES AT ADETION MOBsis WILKING, AUCTIONRER, Household Puraiwre, Mirrors, Ronewood Pinnolorte, ke. E. H. LUDLOW @ CO, iay, April 26, at It o'clook’ af 14 between Sisth and Seveuth aver uroiture of the house, ¥i Parioy rrork, di forte (Lighto & sters and Pilio Utensils, dc, Catalogues at No, 3 Pine street. Montane at. HENRY DRE Monday, April 25, tue of a chatted a marble top Sicebounts, Bur One Hne rosewoog Piano, it D other Bedstoada: t®n Brussels, Three-ply aud Inj Ubamber Suits, Hairand Husk Mattresses, Pillows, Extension Tables and a lw fot of Chairs, stands, ‘Yoiiet Seta, de, By ord . W. Wagaer, Atorney for Mortgages. 77 naar of Gs We W bene Mt by avetio Wert Twenty-Prat PAWNBROKERS' SALKS.JOUN MORTIMER, 1 East Broadway, will aeil to-morrow (Monday) a large spring and summer Goods, Dresses, Rerar nants, Shawls, Silk Cloaks, Under (armenia, Sheets, Sprenday Coats, Pats, Vests and various other articles tno Bumerous to mention. ' By on . Lev 0 strest. ‘Tuesday, Men's and Women Mothing, Bedding and other Goods, By order 3, 1s West Twenty-seventis ° atrect. Friday, by order 1. McAleeuan, Secon: AWNRBROKER'S SALF.—MONDAY—JAMES AGAR, P Auctioneer, will gall at a et roadway, fa lots. 1d Women's Clothing, Tabie Linen, She Spreads, be.” by order of ©. BURNSFEIN, 411 rand street wet rei enn evens al AWNBROKER'S SALE. TUESDAY JAMTS Aan ro ‘Auctioncer, will nell, at 42 East way, 40 lowe Women's Clothing, Sheets, Spreada, Tablo Linea,’ By order 'ENAN, Second ALTERS, ction of Household Purnttare nt Varlory Chamber, Dinin, pets, Sofas, Chairs, laws and Crockery War DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONER: v York Factory, Machinery and Fixtures, Will sell, on Tue punctually, at fastory, on Tuesday, Sftb, at Now, 563 and O66 Fleventh avenue, vizs— Steam Engine, ‘Tanks, Biocks, Tables, Coolers, hotles, Scales, dc. Also Oflice Furniture, ron Safe, ac RUUARD WaLret Imported and Dome tic Marshal AUCTIONEER, ‘reserves and Fruits, English nnd Atnerioas Preserves, consistit tits, Jame and Jellies, V Meats, Fish and a ;roat variely of other Preserves and Sule positive. Important to grocers and the trade. P. MOCABE, City Mareba 1D, AUCTIONEER, 135 Chatharn street 10 o'clock, at No. 186 Woon at 116 oteloc and Women's Clothing. ‘Oliver aireet, and . Praeger, $90 Grand street. jock, at 137 Chatham atreet, contents of @ Sos BY R. rig Monday at 1 o'clock, at mlesroome, Pawnbroker's aale of Watches and Jewelry, y order of It. npron & Co. 195 Bowery. Wednesday, at li olclock, at 325 East Eighteth street, be tween Second and Third avenues, the entire Furniture contained in the House. Also same day, at 1134 o'clock, ‘at alesroome, sale of Men's aud Women's Clothing, Ry order of E. Tannonholz, Market street, Thursday, broker's sale of Watches and Jewelry. By order of Simpson, Somers 26 Chatham street, Friday, Pawnbroker's sale of Meo's aud Women's Clot ing. fiy order of L. Cohen, Canal street. JHERIFF'S BALE. Tmporred fine Laces. RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sel! on Monday, at 1] o'clock, at 27 East Hroadway, @- large assortment of fine imported Laces and Lace Goode also two large iron Sa‘es, dice Furnitu Pawnbroker Ac. JAMES ‘O'BRIEN, Sherif. ANTHONY MiniER, Dep Witutam annorn ay office No. 6 Executor’ On Monday, 25th inst., at 11 o'ciock, the Stock, Fixtures. and Lease of the Harness and Saddlery Establishment, es- tablished 3 years, at 149 Third avenue, between Twenty. Ate and Twenty-mxth streets, to clone the estate of te James Feehan. The stock consiata of Coach, Light Wacon, Coupe, Express, Truck and Cart Harness;' also Horse Clothing, Blankets, Whips, &c., and all implements used in the manue facture « ane. Sale fporttive, 1m one or more lois, one Horse, Wagon and Harness, with which the sale wi cominance. ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER. Office, No. 6 City {fall place, will sell, on TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, fine Carpets and Furniture, at 148 Wooster 42 o'clock, Furniture of boarding: ‘On WEDNESDAY, elegant House» nce No. 9 Tenth strect, one door JURSDAY, frat class Housetold ‘Ob SATURDAY, Hotel nue and Sixty-fifth street. ame day, Broadway. he resi avenue. On Furniture, at No. 7 Forsyth and Saloon Furniture, Third » W. BACKUS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON Wednesday, April 27, at 104 o'clock A. M.,. the e old Furniture of the private residence 354 Pacifie it, near Bond atrect, Krookiyn, meluding a rosewood Piano, rosewood Parlor Suite in crimson damask, Pier Glasses, French China Dinner Set of 100 over pieces, &c. Wi EAM M, LITTLE, AUCTIONERR—BY WYCKOFF & LITTLE. : MONDAY, APRIL 96, 1870, at 10 o'clock pre at’ 193 Raymond street, between De Kall niten srenuee, Brookins POSITIV! OF ALL THE FURNITURE tn the house, consisting of Parior Suits, in brocatel ; Bedroom Furniture, Hair Mattresses, Dining Room Furniture, Extem> sion Table, Crockery, Kitchen (teuslla, dec. Catalogues at 161 Montag Brookivn. ROBERTS & Ne E, 87 Cedar atreet, will sell at public anction, at sulesroom 11 Broadway, on TURSDAY, April 26, 187 by order of Gratz Nathan, Esy., referee, n. &., House and Lot, lot 16.84100, and lying, ‘48.4 feet went of 2d avenue. 180, 6 Lots on North 15th street, Bushwick creek, Brooklym, WEDNESDAY, April 27, 1870, by order of Gratz Nathan, Eaq., referes, at Exchan . lL Broadway, Broome atreet, story attic House, 95x75. 2d avenue, No. 144, and 10th streets. the three ‘story, attic nnd cellar brick House, lot 26.4125, THURSDAY, April 2, 1870, by order of Gratz Nathan, Enq, referee, the valuable Property on Chambers, Elm, Marion, Chambers, vark and Oak strecth. Charobers atreet, corner of Ouk, three story brick House and Lot, 53.2 feet on Chambers and 11.3 feet on Oak. Fim street, No. 159, two story brick Iiouxo and Lot, 16.10 Marion street, No. fi, two story brick House and Lot, 17, Park street, No. 107, three story brick House nnd Lob. Mott atreet,'No. 19, vo story brick House and Lot, Moit street, No. 21, three story frame House. Maps and particulars at ollice of auctioncer. S, AUCTIONKER-WILL SELL, k, corner Varick and Grand ore, Teas, Sugars, Flour Ice Box, Liquors and Spices, &e, ; also Cu Barroom Fixtures ; restaurants, steam- pper and tin Cook. voffee and Tea Urn. Beware of Send for circu FL, SOGNIAT, LATE MITH TL. DARDONVILLE, 39 + Kast Fourleenth strect.—Specialty for Marine Lampe: Land Moderator Lamps, plain und rich ; Rape Seed Ot Lamps, Candelabra, Brackets loaned lamps balls and p QRDERS FOR CLEARING HOUSES, SIPS, &C., OF bedbugs, roaches, ants, moths, fleas, mice, &., can be left at H. 8. 'D, 3 office, 13 Forsyth street, or 366 West Forty-firat atre TRIMMED COFFINS FROM $1 50 UPWARDS, ‘$20—Cofin for adult, with #17-—-Walnut Coffin, trimmed with merino, diamond studs. and uilver plated eugraved plate—817, erties hoarse and one coach—828 $22 60—Mahogany Coffin, trimmed with satin, diamond studs and silver piated engraved plate—p22 60, 8°5—Walnn Coaket trimmed with satip,silver plated bandiem, and sliver plated engraved plate $35. 850—Round top rosewood Coffin, trimmed with satin, mounted with silver moulding, handles and plate—#5u, 100—Round top rosewood Casket, trimmed with satin, pa ere With silver moulding, handles and plate—@i00. $50-—Rosewood Caskets for adult, trimmed with satin—96®, rd hitihineg JOHN MoGRATH, Cofin and Casket Manufacturer, 74 Carmine street, Only undertaker in the elty who bas printed price list. Q2 EAST BROADWAY-—CARPET SEWING, ALTER. * fitting and laying: mattresses made over ress Mrs. CHARLOTTE PEMBROKE, eae ——— | Pane _WINES, LIQUORS, &C, A. 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