The New York Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1870, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | & emeeraian ane WALL STREET, } Sunpay, May 16, 1870, TAR WERK IN WALL STREET. 7 The salient feature of the street during the week ‘Was tiie sudden culmination of the bull movement in several of the leading speculative shares, From re- liable indications it has since been made manifest that the principal operators were not harmonious in this realization of the profts derived’ from the en- hanced prices of stocks as compared with the figures at whioh the movement started, and hence we find an irregular speculation toward the close ofthe week, But that the movement for realiza- ion has commenced in all the speculative shares, and ts only temporarily delayed in order that it may ‘be more effectually carried out for those which have Qot yet participated in it, is the impression con- veyed to any one who impartially studied the situation om Saturday. The specu- lative’ combinations are generally narmo- nious when in distress. Like politicians, they quarrel only when the spoils are at hand. In essay- ing the spring campaign for a rise in stocks they were very friendly in their relations to each other. Only one set of operators attacked them on the “bear” side, the onset being confined to the North- weat shares, but even they turned round with She general current and became “bulls.” Now that the cliques have succeeded in advanc- ing prices ten to twenty per cent mutual distrust and fear pervade their councils, They are suspicious of each other and dread treachery in the temptation to make good tne fruits of the campaign. Eaoh clique 1s afraid of belng left the last to sell out. The Lake Shore party got out of the market very quietly. Then followed the Ohio and Missis- sippi combination—the unloading 1m the latter stock being an instance in poimt of the fear of treaohery—aond realization has taken place in other shares, but not to so great an extent, the market having been too ‘soft’? tore. celve large sales. The Central clique were afraid of outside demoralization among the public and threw themselves into the breach when the “break” of ‘Thursday occurred. The effect of the events of the week has been to render the market dull and to put all fresh operations rather on the “bearish” side of speculation. ‘The gold market was duli until taken hold of by a clique for an upward turn this summer, their plans being based upon the falling off in the cotton re- ceipts for the balance of tne season. They are ma- nipulating the market for a short interest as a foun- dation for the movement, and have already tempted large speculative sales, the feeling being confidently entertained that when we are so near specie pay- ments the government will not suffer any sharp ad- vance in gold, particularly as the Treasury is so abundantly supplied with facilities for frustrating ‘the design. The government market was lower in its general movement, prices having fallen off with the re- Versed course of speculation at the Stock Exchange. ‘The money market was easy at the close at three to five per cent, Prime commerciai paper was in re- quest at six to seven percent discount. Foreign exchange closed strong on the basis of 1093¢ for prime bankers’ sixty day and 1103; for sight sterling bills. THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘The weekly statement of the associated banks was again favorable. The gain in the surplus over the legal reserve is about a million and a half of dollars, due'to an increase of nearly three millions in legal tenders and specle combined, against an increase of only five millions in deposits. ‘The last two state- Menta, with the differences in detail, are shown as follows:— Loans. nib aiein $278, meee rt Sarr es z INC. $3,185,843, oP a sostooo *'Sed6s008 Ine.” "aoe oot ecle . jation.. 83,444,641 33,2, S598 Dee. 160,661 vse 217, 362,218 222,442,319 Inc. 5,080,101" Legal tend’s. 66,108,922 57,947,006. Inc. 1,888.088, The banks now Nold a reserve of $26,460,837 in ex- cess of the required legal limit, THE LATEST PRICES OF STOCKS. ‘The following were the closing street prices of stocks. on Saturday evening:—Canton, 71:4 a 7234; Cambertand, 43 @ 45; Western Union, 3314 @ 83%; Quicksilver, 93¢ a 10; Mariposa, 9 a 10; do. preferred, 17% & 175%; Pacific Mail, 30% a 380%; Adams Express, 664 a 67; Wells-Fargo Express, 144; a 15; American Express, 424 a 43; United States Express, 45)¢ a 4634; New York Central consolidated, 1013, a 101%; do. sorip, 96% a 97; Harlem, 144 a 145; Erle, 23% a 24; Reading, 103% a 104; Michigan Central, 124a 126; Lake Shore, 9334 a 99; Illinois Central, 14134 a 14234; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 106 a 106.4; Chicago and Northwestern, 793¢ a 793; do. preferred, 893¢ a 8934; Rock Island, 119% @ 120; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 66% @ 6654; do. preferred, 8114 a 81%; Toledo and ‘Wabash, 5634 a 6634; Fort Wayne, 9434 a 942; Ohio and Mississippi, 3734 a 3754; New Jersey Central, 10934 & 10034. CLOSING PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS, The following were the final street prices Saturday evening for the government lst: United States currency sixes, 112% @ 112%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 117 @ 11734; do. do., coupon, 117 a 11734; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 1113¢ a 111%{; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 1124 @ 11234; do. do., 1864, do. do., 11124 a 111%; Go. do., 1865, do, do., 111% a 112; do, do., 1885, ao. January and July, 114)¢ @ 11414; do. do., 1867, do. do., 11434 @ 114%; do. do., 1863, do. do., 114% a 114%; do. ten-forties, registered, 107 a 10714; do, do., coupon, 108 a 1083;. THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET. The extreme fluctuations ditly in the price of gold during the week were as foliows:— Highest. Lowest. + 14% 114g 115 11436 115% 14% 2 ubig 14% 2 115934 lity 1475 TH THE BOSTON, HARTFORD ANE ERIE RAILROAD. ‘The bill recently reported by the Railway Commit- tee of the Massachusetts Legislature provides for an additional loan of three and a half millions of dollars by the State, in five per cent scrip, expressed elther in the sterling currency of Great Britain or in fede- ral currency, as the Governor and Council shall de- termine, and payabie in the year 1890, the loan to be made on the following conditions:— Novscrip shall be issued until a majority of the shares of the capital stock of the corporation shail have been transferred to, and delivered to, the ‘Trea- surer of the Commonwealth, to be held by him for the purpose of voting at all meetings of the corporation, and said majority of shares shall be so delivered before the first day of Jan- uary next. The company shall have thirieen directors, eight of whom shall be chosen by the ‘Treasurer, voting upon the stock transferred to him, and shall be persons named and ene by the Governor and Council. No scrip shail be detivered ‘until after a new election of oriicers in accordance with the above provisions, nor until the trustees of the Berdell bonds shall be persons who are satisfactory to the Governor and Qoun- cil. No scrip shall be issued until an’ agree- ment has been executed in a manuer Leet tif ‘to the Governor and Council, that the company w! comply with the provisions of this act; will hoid om Saaee te harmless from nll expenses, loss or on account of said scrip; will pay the prin- cipat ‘Gnd interest when due, with cost of exchange thereon; and until the company shall have de- livered to the State Beideli bonds to the amount of $3,500,000, Nosxcrip isto be detivered until contracts are made with sultable persons for the completion of the road between Bo:ton and Hari- ford, within six months from the time of contract, for lees than $600,000; and from thence to the Hud- son, at Fishkill, ‘within elghteen months from the time of contract, for less tian $2,800,000, No. scrip is to be issued or ‘delivered antil alt attachments and othc'. liens or incum- brances upon the property of the company—except- ing existing kong a ed intervening between the re- paki of the Berdell morigage and @ mortgage be made under nn rovisions of a vote of said road ser Dwight Foster, Benjamin Bates aud ‘award ©. Sherman, trustees— shall have been released, removed or dis- posed of for the benefit of the Commonwealth, and satd last named mortgage shall have been duly executed Im such minner as to create, after the jamé shall have received all ni ‘ary ratification gad conilrmation, a valid and effectual hen upon the franchises and all the property, real and per- sonal, now owned or which may hereafter be ac- mired by the company, subject only to the ell morigage, and the incumbrances prior thereto so far as they embrace and cover the same; nor until all the real state, franchises and other’ property held or claimed tobe held by the Roston, Hartford and Erle Ferry Extension Railroad eomneny. and leased or claimed to be leased © the Boston, Hartford aud Erie Raliroad Company, phall pea een conveyed to the last Tanied railroad company, or such provisions and agree- ments ‘stall ave been Made respecting the same as shall be satisfactory to the Governor and Council, The scrip or the proceeds thereof is to be @elivered only to the persons who agree to f irecuon ‘the Goverror duce at the maturil to the scrip #o issue COMMERCIAL REPORT. SaTuRpar, May 14-67. M. CorreR was quict, and we beard of no sales, but holders demanded full figures for all grades, kinds’ were dull, We quote :—Rio, ordinary cargoes, lnc, » 15}ic. ; fair, 16%(0. « I1¢e.; prime do., 17%c, a 18g. Ex- 164; good do,, 1636. Pe vsapg eng hapa bgt ‘Me, a Bo. ; anenroashs eee i z BS 2 wey = 2 3 SE) SHBSSSEe ee ereona sagacccous 83! aga ay, with lint offerings, 0. 25) ‘Tho sal in tots, at 1 tise for in store for common No.2, #1 & #1 08 for white. ' Corn was bushels at #1 08 for new Southern being 49,000 bushels at Ie, and Rye was duil at $1 ia 115 for Barley und barley malt Wwere alll dull .--The market was extremely quiet and rates for cles were nomi offerings were light. For vessel a moderato demand. $1 18 for No. hg Oy! winter, out and lower. The sules were about 20, if 12 for new mixed Wentorn and @l 16. to Oats for w quiet, the sales afk Onto ‘delivered. ate and Western. Rates were steady, however, ‘oleum vessels. The engagements were: —To Liv per steamer, %,_ 300, bales cotton at Kd. ae Rotterdam, charter 8 were:—A brig to Copen- ae eles 1 “ns bbls. petroleum, at 4s, 3d. ‘a bark to Rot. a brig hnte direct port i to lbs pul back 500 bbis. uc bare ge 0 bois. do, at 4s , pt: clara ald a bark ‘tron Foie ats to Elsinore for orders Scotia one Tore, eb a brig to the Sec ‘wit Ble fot with 1 Pot Dols, petr GuNNIes—Cioth was firm it Which price was detnanded Yor quiet bn but strong at yesterday's quota jected were sold at 53¢c., sone i alaie., gold; Sisal at 10, a 12ige, do. and Tampico at 7o o ‘Tige. do., ia Bond. int ‘ alton JAY was inodere active anc apt tin ourlaat nfo “hg , 2 nga quotations jOr8.—There was no change to note in the mark business was confined to small lotr to, supply the renee wants of brewers. Holders were firm at 13¢. a 26c. for com: ot was, Fong and firm for all but ay} targelots: Huge ware 8 64c., gold; 750 bales re. Manila’ was quoted a mon to choice, MOLAS6ES.—The mark thedow and medium hhds. Trinidad, on. more activity in the tn dna Rey in yard ind on ‘dock, at "pola. at 43on0 adige market, for spirits turpentine, chong for small lots, Prices were rather tations. The ales were 125 je.,, and 50 do. New { Mosin waa dul cue dematd being confined to. small ots at {esha Soforesrs ris and window Otis. eLibncer reaardawati r Linseed was quiet, but steady, and frm at. For other kinds the market LEUM. no transactions in crude, in bulk, wht wos held. ar ioc. a 10Ke. The demas zh, and 15i4e. was the best was made last evening at 1bige, Crude nominal at 2010, "Th higher prices were aa ihe manreer cloein a fy erba: ake. ne ford do, swe an 34, RC) do., ay case Sy private terms, he Urst half August at 2%, Nuphth Sendgiat 100 Tn Polladeintns the ‘market, “wan ‘quiet, but 1 a at BTigc., with ae” bid, dd was Asale of 509 vba, bis. null vet for refined oil was eemert and with sellers de- june, and %e. for ry mL BTC. ; 9,800 a Dis, for June, at 37 PROVISIONS.—| but the business was who were uuwilia were 500 bi 15 Yor new ‘mess, the markel closing with yu} Es about $29 (a For future delivery we hi heard “of no vise i) Bae a Bite. ¢ para mete Dressed ho; were ‘dul and tag a at at wie aad jnanss "here “were acid Woe bee” within the range ot, 1c, @ 1c. for lain mess, gt #18 M B19 m beef, a 498, and India mess with @ moderate inquiry. about exhausted. | Bee all lots within the range Southern and $00 0 $23 land ont, 19790. Cut meats were ates bams peoeaes. ney, with (on ‘B28 Bacon was ‘dull for ies were nominal at Mage. for Cumber- Jong clear and 160. for short rib. a We, The rl dard pic ‘at Lise. a 16%e. for Western prime. 200 packages wore sold at 1644¢. a 16%4c., and 2,500 esterday), for future delivery, at 16%;c. a Jaroline, Was quiet, gi steady at former ie 7 6. for ‘fair to prime. of no sales of moment, me sale wore 60 tleret STRARINE was dull ‘and we Prices were steady at 160, a Te. SUGAR.—The market ler raw was qrifet_ and ven at you prices, mand Porto Riso} M4 1iekes, soft, white at and yellow at we nferlor to common re eget aie. 3 fa fair’ refining good are, a8 tor ge. conte molasses, hhds. and Havana-—Hoxes Dutch ‘and boxes, aac. + 8 lO standard, Nos. ita ; dow white, Lidge." 136 9740.; erocery grades, 9igc. a ‘SkEDS.—Linseed was dull and nominal, as #2 20, paid. Grass Were dull aud nominal at’ yesterday's quots- Relining uae TALLOW was steady, with a moderate demand, 40,000 Ibs., at 9in¢. a 934¢., almost al! at the latter price. VNISKRY,—-Keceipts, 36 bbls. The demand was moderate, dy prices. Hales 275 bbls., at 1 093g a $1 10—almosi SINGULAR PHYSIOLOGICAL ung lady some years since, daughter of woncnR artiett, of Nottingham, who was a mute. liberally educated at Hariford, Conu., and reielna quently married @ Mr. Foster, also a deaf mut of this marriage e fo many blackbirds, cently at Nottingham, and even the youngest, a girl eighieen months old, could articulate Baa note readily than most children of her age. more amusing and interesting is the tittle nae thus early, can use the deaf and dumb alphabet readily and talks with her mother, telling what she wants to eat, drink and wear and whether her head Indeed, ail the children are possessed of more than ordinary intelligence.— Exeter (N. H.) News Letter, —There was a They were aches or throat 1a sore, REMOVALS, <SON HUBBELL (LATE 3. W. BENEDICT) i. HAS RE a Sixth a sreoue, thre socemaho above old stand, redu __ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. Z ND Atom GREATLY IMPROVED BY atterns embrace all attention is given to _ WARD & CO., No. 185 Broadway, Southwest corner Tenth street, opposite Stewart's, f ut Bode, OP2E DIAMON ett the secure fastening of D a OF OTTO HENSCHEL'S Es Wine and Lager Beer Saloon, at 24 Bowery, corner of Houston atreet, on Monday ER STREET, FURNISHES «hotels, restaurants, confectioners, fairs and excuraious ith his celebrated steam Ice Creaus, of all flavors, at 4c, he IRON “WORKS. aw. W. CORNELL, Plain and Ornamental All kinds of Cast and WWronght Tron’ Work for buildi gs, counting house aud wareroo ‘Nos, 169 to 148 Centre street. STORAGE. _ {AGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS AND MER- eral advances made ISTALAR, 8:8 Broadway, Shan dise of every, dyer On same when required, by A. near Houston stree @. BURNHAM'S FURNITURE, BAGGAGE Fx- press, 118 and 115 West Bleverth avenue.-Furniture moved clty, country; furniture, piano- po packed, sbipped; storage for Curniture; money ad- ceeeaeenoal PO) r ICAL) ween aan aed (Astounbina d DEVELOPMENTS DEMOGRATS, READ! READ! READt Information bas been received that certal 2 parties repre: nenti democratic nizatls f ISagustalltand under toe peree of republic cart febe a democratic Judicial tic! ‘by substituting the ‘yn of republicans on that ticket for the regular democratic can- fand be‘suretthas yor, do not ol vole far stop ran, ts Qourt of Appeala wil irtee ae Washington would i suai dated ta tna: Biss ares wat n e. us have amhones, able and democratic (erp! Sonatitusion and tho laws, if ai} lod ‘darbetes te found ‘Out a bogus ticket with the ‘names of binck re- ile hk he sould be summarily deal with rae ot ne Come OnT OF AEE eae fol For Chet Ju f Appeals, te sna Hits ict. eine FALLEN, nena eros Ww PECK M, CHARLES A. RAPALLO, COMMON PLEAS. For Additional Judges of ithe Gouft of Common Pleas for'tho Glivand County af New York, HAMILTON W. ROBINSON. JOSEPH F. D For Judge of the Gout of Ge akeMon: in th f ue Ol e Court of Common ‘Charles H, Van Brunt wove fadtt Sia ‘Decem: CHARLES Tr ea VAN Nau, For additions! Jumiees Pe, the a Marine Court of the City of Yor! GEORGE site - Mh PHILIP J. QAC INGEN. Rndorsed—“GE} NUMBER TWO." By onder of the General G TLLIAM M. TWEED, Chairman, IAM HITOMMAN, 8 N. B.A reserve supply 9 of state for any ward or election district re uring therm will be kept on hand all day, election day, Tues ees , at Tammany HE fommitiee Rooln, and wnat Me "Taylor's, 89 Nassan etree TA REGULAR MERTING OF THE MONROE IN- er aepe ep mocratic Association of the Twenty-second Saturday evening, May 14, 1870, held at their hall Went Piftysied aroet, bettee ‘and Ninth avenues, it Sea u berg resolved, that the amet naminotions fort at the comiog election :-- Frowdent D. aione Foaition prabons hess cures he rae paces ay WORKINGMEN'S, =YOUNG en's United New Tammany Mall Reform and Citizen's Nominations. For Assistant Alderman, T dete hascuabiy diatrict, OH nth wi sy i CK H. SLATTERY, Rs ULAR TAMMANY AND DEMOCRATIC UNION nomination—Tenth Assembly district, Seventeenth For As HENRY RBocnak REPUBLICAN NOMINATION OF THE anita district. For t Alderman, was MICHALES, vk EGULAR TAMMANY NOMINATION--NINETEENTH ward, twenty-first district—For Assistant Alderman, WILLIAM H. McCATHEY, and not John Shelly. ORKVILLE AND | Lert aries H, Cooper ti tant Alderman, PECHER, 197%. Wa RD—20TH feet naan tl pect octet emenehe ‘ammany nom| rman, aiow As DUFEY y nomination—For ant Alderman, 907 WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB AND IN- dependent Association—For Assistant Alderman Fif- teenth dist Le THOMAS $ MURRAY, Peter NOTICE. SraTR or New Yorn, ‘ OFFICE OF THE REORETARY OF STATE, ALBANY, April 14, 1570. To THR Stent OF THY CouNTY OF NeW Youk - Notice in hereby. gi election to be held State on the third 7 next (May 17), pur- apter 86, Laws of eighteen hun- Gred and seventy (passed March twenty-second, eighioen hundred.and seventy), entitled “An act to provide for an Gloctlon of Chief Judge and Associate Judges of the Court of Appeals and Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of the cily and county of New York," the following oficers are to 0 wit: “Chet Suugerot the Court of Ap Six Associate Judges of the Court of Appeals, whose terms of oflice, as provided in said act, and in the aixth article of the constitution of the State of ‘New York, will mmence on the first Monday of July, 1870, and terminate rovided tn the sald constitution cella tee eighth section anid act. Alto three additional Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of the clty and county of New York, whoss terme of olloe, as (ded tn said act, and in the sixth article of the ty, tion of the Btate of New York, will commence on Monday of July, 1570. nd-oounty inthe place of Ghasies Han Bronte appotatea and county inthe place o es H. Van Brunt by the Governor In the place of Soha R, Pee ened, whose term of oifice as provided in an act entitled “An act relating to the Supreme Court and to the election of a Judge of the Court of Common on Pleas tn and for the city and county of New York,” p pril 27, 1870, will commence and ‘on the first day of Fanart ca at which time the term of office of said appointee will by law expire. Also three additional Justices of the Marine Court of the elty of New as whose terms of office will commence on the lat day of July, 1870, and terminate as provided in an act entitled “An act to reduce the several acts in relation to the Marine Court of the city of New York into one gpd to extend the jurisdiction of said court,” passed May 3, ‘The attention of the City Election Boards, Inspectors and Canvassers of Election and County Canvassers respect: ully directed to avctions one, two, three, four and five of chaptek 86, Laws of 1870, herewith priited; as to thelr duties wader sa SECTION 1. A Chief Judge and six Associate Judges of the Court of Appeals shall be chosen by the electors of the State on the third Tuesday of May “next, pursuuntto the Judiciary or sixth article of the Constitution ‘The names of ail persons voted for at auch election hy aay elector shal be tion one ballot, which shall designate ine person voted for as Chief Judge and the pe voted for as Associate Judges, and no elector Stil vote for more than the Chiet Judge and four of the Associate Judges. Such ballot endorsed “Judiciary, and, the Inepectars of Election shalt rovide a bor Iabelied “Jud ‘wileh the ballots shalt leposited. ‘The person ieeolving the highest number of votes ae Chiet, Judge and {Abd the six permons receiving the bigh- ent number of votes for Associate Judges shall be decused chosen at such el Ske. 2 At the same election there shall be chosen by the glectors of the city and county of New, York three additional Judges of of Common Pleas of sald city and county, 8 requ reaulred by by the said sixth article of the constitu. of the persons voted for shall be upon one ballot, which shall be separated from. the ballot mentioned in the preceding section, and shall be endorsed Judiciary, Com: mon Pleas.” The inspectors shall keep & box label sudi- Gomnmon leas,” in whieh the ballots aha be depo- The three persons receiving the highest number of Toten shall be deertod chewen at b SEC. 3, Notice of such election shall be grea and published for not less than four weeks preceding the same. "As to the {Gulet Judge and Associate Judges of the Conrt of Appeals the notice shall be given ns now to general clections, nd a8. to, Ju ey cin th Common Pleas in New York, it shall be Quired in reference to local elections in. that city. Hon of uotice shall invalidate any election “provided for ta this HC. 4. At such election the registry of votes, if any such rogistry of votes Ye required bythe’ then ex! ig law, pre- pared und used at the last. preceding general or charter'clec. Uon, as the case may be, shall be used, but the inspectors of election shall meet in their several election districts, on the Friday and Saturday preceding the eleetion, to revise, correct and complete, and shall revise, correct and complete the said registry; in the manner now required by law in reference to general and cuarter elections, If such registry shall thea be Fequ deo. The Hoard of State Canvasser second Tuesday of June next, Jndge and Associate Judg ahaff thereupon proveed. according to extatin cept, as in this wot otherwise provided, all laws the time in reapect to the holding of election, the qualifi tions of voters, the punishment for filegal voting, the can- vasting and returning of the voles, and all laws prescribing the duties of inspectors, officers and boards in reference to Giections, shall apply t@ the election authorized, by tl whe $0 far as the same whall be applieable thereto. | Any vacan in the office of iuspector of election, in any election district in the State, shall be tilled in the manner provided by law, on or betore the day of such election. H. A. NELSON, Respectfully yours, &c., Secretary of State, SuEuirr’s Orrior, New Court HovsE,) Orty AND County Or New York, ‘April 16, 1810.5 I certify the above to be a true copy of the Sriginal eer notice received by me this day from the § asieter or AMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff of the city and county of New York, Publishers of newspapers will not insert this advertisement unless specially authorized to so do. See chapter 48), Laws of 1860, JAMES OBE N, Shleritt hall meet on the "WANTED ‘TO ‘PURCHASE. Wie TO BUY_A SECOND HAND “OR @ inen Sheridan's Cutter. Call at 223 Front street, AURNISHED HOUSE WANTED- WITHIN 1 MILE OF depot, on Morris and Essex Railroad, between Orange Junction and South ath for one or two’ years; a well fur- nished house, pleasant grounds, &c. ; family small. Address M., Herald oftice. Hnery, on Brondws street; or would buy oi Address, stating partfeul DENTISTRY A LA! HAVING TEETH EX TRACTE! given for past nix Years; no extra charge; beautiful be te Gum Sets £10, $12, #! NSurpassed; satisfaction or pay. Dr. EVA: Feravedto itis hew, and extensive Den- ms, 358 Sixth avenue, first door from ‘iwenty-second et. D ®. B. M. DUKE, DENTISE, REMOVED TO 459 SIXTH ‘Avenue, ove door below Twenty-eighth street, Sets of eth, #10; filling decayed Teeth, 81. All operatiogs war- at at the New York Dental Intirmat ath avenue, hear Awenty-foarth street, Extracting free of eha bemumbing ap be prea " enutiful Teetl bet, Plumpers for thin faceys Sse ® AY 155 Grand street, near Broadw. ve W HALEHONE RURBER—THE LATEST IMPROVE ment in dental re being stronger, lighter, occupies lesa space, mors tfoct fi, contains no ineroury, and will ress te uber plates. Beautiful wets, @10, by 25. ‘Goi filings 2 rd admii Lt aaa qin #3 upwards. Gas admipistored. At Rooms, 264 Sixth avenue. A ‘YOUNG LADY, REFINED, - WELL EDUCATED, proficient in musi¢ and peraondlly attractive, wirlies the acquaintance of a middie aged geuileman with a view to matrimony, Call on or addr A 118 Weat 1 ity rat atree, eas Miss ELOISE TRAVERS, _ BILLIARDS, Wwe ARE ‘NOW SELLING ne ¥ OUR TN IMMENSE STOCK of ilinrd Tables and oan. Call and exal ‘at prices that defy com- VANAGH & eso corner Vanal and Ceatre sts. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 16, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET, or to their 8 ante the certifical upon f the State Engineer that they are entitled io terms of thelr contracts; and de issued by the p inseaater, under thi Connell, and on each and reserved ay of the Sinking Fund an pmoant a teat than shall, with the accumulations, Pd “A of such serip an amount equal FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE YOR tht ie, Apply to CAM? splenic joo Peostlon. on wast L & 00. Be for sule. — Busi a Leg ne cleee, in Fuston stre cor ‘BELL & CO., Ti o'clock ieee fie ata me 8 Hy 'y Le, CORNER LIQUOR STORES, RESTAU- INST GALLER An “HOE, Biliagé Saloons, Holds, Makerien:on'all we ate. | EVE OFFERED 10 3H td roar et Mark bier ue ne Ale LARGE REDUCTION uy Bs Be PRICE, OF P SAFES: A ina re ELE ar, mot Peace, BY DUBI RST CLASS NEWS STAND FOR SALE CHEAP. dtivering is pcan Fu im A Sold on account of owner having a situation and can- | ,_ to it Inguis sr th tle at be- ONG BRANCH IN mE Menaaeaae Bicvseh crinestee eae ae (SALE~A Pranesyt, iT —FOR poly WP Py nbs Bowery, x bag ESTABLISHED, chet pocearyy ReatAn- rant, sale, down ieadion biatdous thoroughtare ete fixturee, turn ture | Rondel maagevere's von iaess = lease f years. Apply ELL & CO. Chaplin, Desstceny, D5 STORE FOR S8ALE- my A | Ledru Rosen hriying village, one hour frou, xi drdolng a . ian; well locked price @HG0l ieMisr, Her or? eee Monfhaue, You Wile Sree enw lernberg, BESSMAKING KSTABLISHMENT | FOR | SALR. ‘Reason fdr selling, going South, Call on or address C, spsaveess N A; By Al7 Sixth avenue Witney 4, Eriebel ‘.. {TEND fr , Poe. SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS STANDS " Vabrbetg, on Grand bait} the Stock, Fixtures and Lease ot Verten, ped tbe Fapor Hanging and Window Shade Store, 370 Grand AY OB SALE. WITH LEASE, BY THE OWNBE, WHO has gecupled the premises Yor 27 yours @ most splendid loger beer saloon, Apply “ilieral Water and several pieces of ataaty Factory Yi Third avenue, Sine Mosul Table, (THE COLISEUM, Pe SALI A BARGAIN; OA CANDY PACTORY; ao0n: 10P. M. holesale and retail custom; establisned nine ts he pes gone in Uquor business, Inquire at 33% Call erine O aasrsagdee: B, MIN uP ony A nae WELL “ESTABLISHED WINE AND ness; ante wes west aide of Kigbth erenuss large atore; long lease anid cheap rent. Inquire of WM. DEALING, 817° West corner Twell Forty-second street. ad tBRAHAM Ut LINCOLN del RSA by iitorsie®. Ehia.pu Fs SALE-PURNISHED HOTEL, NO. 4 ATLANTIC PORTRA! | street, Brookiya; ($3,600 cash. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE, A with jong Lease, Stock and splendid Fixtures, all ig |‘ MARBLE STATUARY from the Ce ssehaasi dad wy good order. inquire in the clgar store, ) 148 Fi Firat a avenne. 2 BACCHANTES, 2 SPHINX, hatin OR SALE—TWO COUNTER SHOW CASES, BoTH # | MAID AP TH Tblack walnut, $20. A4- LLEN B, MINER, AUCTIONEER, BY HENEY H.LERDS & a ‘at 1036 o'clock, at their talenrooins, (8 ‘Chambers and 77 Reade A LARGE AND ELEGANT. ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE- ARE CHANCE—DINING SALOON, "ful panioalare Bronte for convenience of saie. threo car lines; no opposition; satisfactory reasons given for UCTION NOTICE “LARGE SALE ‘THIS Monday), May 16, sh ot Nousehold Furniture, y rare and costly Works of Art contained tm the five sory private manalon 113 West ‘Twenty-weventh Pee iisrie ae OR SALE—-A SPLENDID CORNER LIQUOR STORE; long leaso aud low rent, Apply at corner of Ridge and Delancey atree' OR SALE cheap; 14 beds; two years’ lease; opposite depot of selling. Call, after w My wt 10L ‘Third aveane, OR SALE—8TOC! K, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL oF old established’ Meat Markes, 718 Ninth avenue. SODA WATER FOUNTAIN, CHEAP. ear Sixth Apply to STILWELL & SWAIN, 1 Chambers street, 5. D. PARKER ei 60 weil sell oe highest bidder, NOR SALE—A CANDY AND TOY,'AND KEROSENE by LUKE FITZGE ‘nd lamnp dature Store; an old stand; establiehed for ten years. Inquire at 172 Hester atreet, R SALE—A GOOD PAYING RESTAURANT AND two xs Hooke ‘Oyster House, ms the Eighth eres catabliahed over wri ting pe i, ie Contre Tables, broneh c ree Sardi wreat je > 95 fin a a rsacriee. Apply at street. Giralan aa blr, ek aay ani Hed OR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS; nel loo i worth 48,000 per annum clear of all expenses ; easy to | Chatrs, over 80 1 ae, ener rich vi ‘Qu years, mi re; will be sold for cash, to a good man, Ad- dress 1. H. M., Herald A aah : vi HE", LEASE AND FURNITURE FOR $ SALE. BEST family hotel im New York, paying 50 per cent on in- yestment; leaving the cit; pene oe welling, Addreas HO- TEL A. ¥. jerald of C ol i Gine 45 Ib. en Matircases, ‘a ‘om sr} rae - air Beret FOR SALE OR TO LET. “AT 260 BOWERY. , Pillows, Linen ‘sh. Blankew. Mi TRS Biovoa Darn Huchen and basement consist of Ice Box, mt Oileloth, hroemerpo ‘Tat Soft Positive, eomm« Apply within. Spring Beds, GtOck AND FIXTURES O¥ A GENTLEMAN'S PUR; Lie nishing Goods Stora for sale, located near the largest hotel or on Broadway, doing s fine regular business and larze at in for cash. Address FUR- RTIST'S SALE. NIBHING GoObs, Herta By ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer. 2. 500 4 FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR BALE; 98. 68 Eleventh h avenue, corner of Forty-A/th 22. 000. A DOWN TOWN HOTEL FOR SALE, about 150 rooms, doing a good business, which can be shown; house full; balf cash, balf real estate. Address box 878 Post office. _MACHIN ERY. ‘A ENGINES, BOILERS, STEAM AND HYDRAULIC », Pumps, Tools and Machinery, new and second hand, Bouin sold ad exch Fo, SALE_STEAM ENGINE OF HORSE POWER, and Boiler of 12, but little used; also 20 Flasks _ SALEM AT AUCTION. AcoONmEE py HENHY i Lenbs & MINER, ) STAPLE FANCY a F-7 bigry and STORE on bain BYRMINGS | tA MAND a, AND BATURDAY, Au B. MINE! ae Nowa? and 88 BROADWAY, ORIN Wi sae LA Riis clry, oihacd TOF Figs tsi ¥foous, RA, J TOLRCASSIAN TCHELL'S Store Agenoy, 77 Cedar streat, gue anal of ott ener uA apne THE REE UBLIOAR. bby MOONLIGHT, 1868, ITAL Y¥ THE BA\ F SORmER, LIQUOR sim anecnnot iz ton WE, on OF BRUSSELS, tod: pull ae’ pussys dora, P and the leading Sepopeea mastes —e ‘AND ailigs or Pais ia eugene a Also a Av ths Now w York Club, and et from BA, M. until ‘On view on and from Monday, May AUCTIONEER, y HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER, ures Yon the gxching of Buturday, ‘dood location for any Kind of bast. | At the EE bing OM AMT CaLLEates, weet. vering his second inau; LEUTZE, from library of New Yor« {s considered to be one of the best of the late PRESIDENT, | and as work of art isn every way worthy of ‘the late artist. WING VENUS, HB FOUNTAIN and THs anatleaant and con ALD, Avetioncer, commencing at lore tharys Parlor, consisting of = ——--————==_ | one magnificent rosewood ‘1¢ octave Planoforte, made by {OR SALE—LONG LEASE AND CHEAP RENT—A | colebrated city maker, carved | firat class Liquor Store, comer of Greenwich ald Chart: | bass, full iron plate, mude at a cost of tonutrects;Inman House; satisfactory reasous {ur selling out | lor Sulis, covered ih French sa rosewood and gilt id case, overstrung three rich Par- tin ‘brocatel and. silk Ls It frames, made in style Loule X room consists of twelve foot Bulle 12 Chairs tn ete walnut acts wae es full sets: solid ail and French China Tes and ae Cooking to to“mention, og Pictures, Studie street, Inquire on the premises. Carved Stadio vurniture, ke, bol Ww. P. Ww, Bsmt the Artist, Valuable Consignments from the house of Goupil & Co. of Parl with other foreign and American paintings. ign at patnuing ge 4 Art Gallery, icth aver witb st 4old at auction ERMAN & FINNEY, 167 Water street, Brooklyn. — on Monday and boc evantoes May t6and 17, By Re t. SOMERVILLE, 20 brass - and alden I for founder's use. Apply to F. W. WAGNER, F . “aspanad SALE OTL, PAINTINGS — BY CATALOGUE. 2 Maid OR SALE—A SECOND HAND WORKING BEAM ll o Steamboat En; ne; oylinder @ inch x 10 feat stroke, with Bmoke Btack, Donkey. Pum) te. and European art im, Holler to match, But iiile used. Address Bo ii Warren On view from 9 A.M. ner, will sell at auc’ en pra Muy ie and following days, at clock A. M.gat’ the Artists ener colleetich of Otl Paintin celebrated American he one ‘aud Frames sold togetuer. atreat, New York. POR SALE-75 HORSE STEAM ENGINE, TWO BOIL, era, 16x5 feet; Tubes, two run of French Burr Stones, 4 1036 o'clock, at feet 6 in. diameter, with gear complete, All the above as good aia Lar eo ah new, Inquire at oflice of stoue yard, foot of Bust Twenty- i ala EUROPE. pans. Catalogues on morning of sale. AU PETIT ST. THOMAS, Mae Seine de TUsiversite. 6 iniverai This house, established upwards of fifty years, is univer- ASR, NOT! 10K. sally known and famed as one of the first establishments in A. M. CRISTALAR & SON, Auction Paris, in which thorough contidence may be, placed. ‘In its Tuesday ana Wednesday. Vith und 8th, at 10 immense premises, which all foreigners should visit, will be theatre nia Bate enti eee found, at the lowest prices, the most complete assortment of y GLASS AND. CHINA, CROGKE! iks, first novelti India and French Cashmere Shawls; i and fixtures of azore,’ consisting 0 a ‘oollens, Lingerie, 700 yarde Bs Ready made Articles for Ladies, beg je aie nd, ag Gas Fi ery, {ho VALUABLE OlL'P, os Gioves, Ribbons, Trimmings, Carpets, ArWeading Outlier” A* rine ‘nglisharaistants, ~ 2 Pixed prices. fairs of Life. Gentlemen 82. East Kighty-thi datreot. Ladies $1. il leave the city Jun Oflics voyant, tells the past, present and future; shows like- | Dilies Cusnitine, | is ness and tells name of your husband. 159 Forty-tirst atrect, between Broadway and Seventh avenue. a. MEDICS ‘ id, GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED ladios.—The Portuguese Female Pills always give im- mediate retief, being specially prepared for married ladies. |g. aanpnowie Logit i A lady writes !—Those pills rwieved ime in one day, without in like magic. Price 85, Liberty street, or se DLE, PRO- ful practice AL fetsor of Midwifery, over 20 ‘yea es with or with- | — in this city, guarantees certain retiel vo nic! ‘out medicine. Sure relief to the, most anxious patient in |’ / UCTION NORE DAY (HONDAY), TWENTIETH mecvhaly SPRING SALE \D SOFT HATS. Residence 120 West ue. Elegant rooms CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH ixth street, near ladies requiring nursing. or without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor | MANUFACTURED gaa Ot Midwifery; over 30 year? practice. “Her Hnitalifole French Female Pills, rive $1, or No. 2, speciaily prepared for | LADIES’, MISSFS', MENS' BOY: Eharried indfen pélée 80; hlsh, can “aoyer fall ace safe and PLAIN AND. FANCY HATS, BORNuTs, bealthy. Sold only at ‘her office, No.1 East’ Fitty-second PLAIN AND street, first door from Fifth avenne, and at druggists, 152 counterfeit. ceived directly 1 cece nade for this vena “MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 12) . A.. Weet Twenty-sixth atrest, quarantecs relief voull feiaale Catalog Complaints, “Pleasant rooms for nursing, SURE RELIEF TO LADIES IN TROUBLE, WITH ‘or without medicine, at one interview, by Dr. PAR- Fourth atreet, . VAN BUSKIRK, 1¢ A. “tails to cure all female complaints. Elegant rooms for nursing. 42 8t, Mark's place, Consuitation free. 94 Chatham street. His powerful Medicines. safe comprising t i certain, #5. Also gentiemen treated. Private diseases cured. OST ATTRAC TIVE ASSORTMENT Manhood restored. Atk PRIVATE DISEASES CU MEDIATELY RED 1 is Dr. EVANS, #4 Chatham street, without mercury; ‘ ai . Evans” Magical Invigorator; lost manhood restored in 7c aK en minutes. Price #5. A VeTION, A ta his powertul #4 Chatham street, with or without medicin afe Monthly Pills and Drop 85. Fr HOPE VANISH DR. BARROW REMOVES weakiveas, Imparte atrength atid cures diseases, asain ing the most alarmiog aapect, without mercury. 82 Livingston | Rosewood street, Brooklyn, SPECIALTY. -N RVOU y DI A\. other private diseases, from whatever cause, perma. | without reserve. nently cured; age, with experies sands ven y ip by, other ‘phys! fbr, OLIN, 27 Bond street, BLE GUARAN ‘s Amity place (Laurens street) LL PRIVAT without met bufr Mattrerse EASES CURED IMMEDIATELY, | Bulls, cov Manhood restored; ofice very pris | Tables Dinin Wate. W. H, MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, A. -No's Greens stteet; does not burobag ladies with medicine. x UcTION DVICE TO LADIES IN TROUBLE, -RELIGF AT ONE, AX visit, Dr. and Broadway. ¥ Si i T ONE Vis ROUBLE FIND SURE | On THIS DAY ough A\ relle!, without exposure. 38 West Fourth mireet Broadway. Dion ried ladies, with or without medicine, at one interview. Fe male restorative "atients from a distant 4 from the follies of yout or ote ot even old ty a LEWIS, No. 7 Bench sicopi, 40. rears ragtion. avegue UCTION shed r= R. T. bres ae ‘AUCTIONEER. a Tegtoons, 118 Chambore atreot, Sale of Hardware and Cutlery, Tench Tinned Ware, &c., £0. (under Port Warden's ti ry—2 cauks Pocket and Table jutlery, damaged. Instruments—2 cases Guitars, ey az ae. HAZ __ Auctioneers, 8 Chambers st CONTINUATION SALE. ela Carpet and Oilcioth, Mirrors, Showcases, CH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Office and salesroom 8 Nassau street, opposite the Post ce. SPO JOHNSTON USN TASSELL Hi gall on sd JO} a VA SSK. will sell on Monday) ~ - _ASTHOLOGY. = | at ios ee) = Les salearocns, 37 ‘a Re assortiaent ot louschold Furniture, DAME HOPE, BY PALMISTRY TELLS ALL AF. | aucrinen of, Grasses Carpe ‘Tables, oak Bullet, 16th, Nassau street, nire Tables, Extension ince Curtains, Bookcases, Wardrobes, French Bedateads, Dronsing Bureaus, Wash 5 tands, Mantel and Pier Misrors. Also a large ugsortinent of ADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR. | #an Parniture, sitting and standing Dosksy- dates, Latior [Also 38 Veloe pedes, ‘plokertng and other best makers, LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIO! AME aeaaal Liberty atreet and 111 Cedar street. jal sale of Parlor Suit Tuesday Asstgnec’s Kingman, Dr. A.M. MAUR | manutacturers for city ret: | quality'and of the latest a. Offered 7 Centre, Library and Fsteasion Tables. ‘On exibition onda; ny The Sults'are of the best At the same time will be Sale peremptory. DIES PANGY TLMM ED HATS, Greenwich street, or sent by mail, Caution.—-All otiers are | in all the ti daw aa most desirable shapes and styles, r 4 city manufacturers, rade. "S AND BOYs' SOFT HATS. Pika £00. Auctionsers, ‘and goods now rea: Avottos Notice. TRADE SALE, iroshe re! sell on atl ONE THO superior quality Ni > . in great variety aie style, unereceived from Eastern and city GREAT BENEFACIOR TO LADIES—DR. EVA. Ss manufacturers, adapted to spring and summer trade, and 18 Murray street aid ‘Thin day (MONDAY), May 16, magniigent Houseold Furniture NICHOLS, Auctioneer, meneing at 103 o'clock precisely At the tnrgo font stor Retween Brondway ax TAIN CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE—DR. Ont publ ie ae, near Fifth avenue, er 8 rom 11 to 2 or from 4to 8. Maguificent rosewood 7 oc! vent SRA ENSURREERET All this furniture made to order for mr Lt e MLATY AND ALL | months ago, and will be gold fn lo he highest bidders fodailion Carpets, Tose ly carved and eet, cov- eived upon, Thou- | Wood: and walnut Parior Suit jon satin brocatel, an {ana are annually cured by | ered with the riche York. plain beeps, Maniuecerie ronzes, Clocks, Vases, Mirror EDIMMEDIATE | Hookeade, Centre and Side Table a ‘ » ASC Curtains ; Plauotorte, Stool and Cover; ronewo pasta. red) Des ASCH RA Bedsteais, Bureaus,’ Washstand Commodes, spring and Bl china and Silverware, Table Responsible men in attendance sonable charges, SON, 62 8 o Cutlery, kc. Sale positive, rd ele lok etinimsiedil TES Pack goods for purchasers , at ITICE. J. MILNOR TAYLOR, Auctioncer, Magnificent Household Furniture, Rosevwe ood Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suits, daine CLARK, (0 Amity street, near | Paintings, Brouzes, and many rare and coatiy Works of Art, Over 0 Lats Fd catalogue, , Sale commencing at At the elegant residence # SG ecann atreet, yma nauunezn between Fifth and Sixth avenues, MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—DR. AND MADAME DU- Drawing Room--Super) Suit BOIS (20 years’ practice) guarantee certain reliet tomar. | gold brovatel, ricest descr bien, Liageres, Hookense, Ei provided with | Medallion Carpets, vrocatel Lace Curtai Board, nursing, de. Electricity scientifieally Npplleds No. | nent artists, Bronze Clock, 164 East Twenty-cighth street, near Third avenue nificent rosewood Pianoforte, took = | rosewood, walnut Dressing Burea: L 08S OF MANHOOD OR te a RESULTING | Maitresses, Beddi NG, itored to; many Lines ar mouth, Ne, oe covered green gold, crimson jon; marqueterie colghuires, Jardiniers, Velvet, Canterbury Extension rate, Bales, ite, Warsroven Dinner and Tea Service, tory; also Furniture serv wiahing to attend ‘tte sal wale AvgnUs Gath ___ SALES AT AUCTION, UCTION _ NOTIOE.-CHINA, GLASS, CROC! Syble Cutiesy, Faney Ae. eh EVANS wilt wet on Tuesday, May 17, at 10 0% Warren strost, * ood, from the shelves, tn epee aee rade; goods carefully Packed for for shipping. Y ¥. COLPON, yin Ba. RWI ELL ON MON- Bras alg: 1 Bay IE, at HPA aren eh Pufaiure of ot the frais howto tirame Manter ee carved rosewood ies ‘with mirror back; Parlor Suit, in drab id crimson velver border: sat ‘vot olegant wolld ‘haire; carved black walnut and ane re back beat hair Mattes 5 all the bod ucla, Wikdow Shides, Chins, ond Glass B. Fr. conto, au “AUCTION Hen -WILd, SELL one TURS- Mi 4 0 183 Bast ¥ pret fall Farivar th ‘ie large late Pier Mirrors; od ro Pret 1 ale vaste neh Foeaocd. Parlor Bale in’ ori pal he = pe and ad Olloty Has § aye ’ i et antl used ai month. thy een olay only J. RA CAMPBE oR, A’ jon Braci i ray re ie UOTIONEER. WILL eocleat al ‘at 2 C) Raced Fisusiant Saat ¢0 iets Varaily roomy: fnoluding Soda Water Yountain: sok troche eee Fics, Dealers aid buyers, a es aye poaltva f positivery pete y laly a Ly J , ABCTION KE RY J. Ts cael Ro, A R—WILEe Oliver, aes [en ne Sg goto ures Aol ee nat lear, Store,’ vial Counters, Jars, Pipes, Todacen, Fay Ie cts “buyers faved. Bhmncbrat felts 300 tower. . DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, ¥ Dou Wall sé by auotion op Monday, fan ot Naaman ret f all kinda, “ia rood tnd ala ohiy cpvecea in bro- caicl, French, reps and. bair gloth; rosewood and. waluut aartle top. Ghamber Suits, aackiat ta and Easy Chairs, Hair Matt Dia- fng_Hom Furuiure, OU Paine, Asse a And with» large assortment of medium class goods. Full particulare ta cutulogues at ale, B. A THOMAS, ~AUOTIONEER— WILL SELL, Monday, May 16, at 104g o'clock, the entire Furi wlio contained in the private rosttenee. No. 34d sixth mventte, oom sisting io part of « Une ronewoud Suit, in blue reps, taade te order; a number of Bruasels, Three-ply and ingen’ "i French Plate Mirrors, 16 foot black walnut Kxtension Tabigy Bodatead, Bedding, Hair Mattresses, Chaira Tables, Eta geres, fine Pisno, Billiard and Dining Table combined, Pholam maker, Catalogues ou morning of BY TIRIWE OF AN EXECUTION T WILL SELL THIS day (Monday), May It, at 1036 o'clock, al the northeast corner of Thirtieth street and Ninth aven of Household Fury ture, Carpets, Bodding, As. H. V. MURPHY, Marshal, IBLIOTHECA AMERICANA.—CLINTON HALL BOOK J) Bale Roome and Ant Gallerica. Ha fing age ©O., Auctioneers. Monday, May 16, and following days, at3otcicek I. M-the Private’ Library of Mr._ i, Pe Boops comprising a splendid collection of Books relating to Ame Fea.” Catalogues ready, Books on exhibition. Betare OF J. 8. WESTERVELT GREAT SALE AT New Brichton, Staten Island, by order of ‘Thursday, May 19. "Maps at oflice of OUNSON « Stone 25 Nassau street, atts SCHENCK, say abet Forni 4 Sortgany pole o! ‘urniture, Att) SCHENCK. r to-morrew, at IL paineks na ‘his salesroom, 00 Liberty street, one of the lary oa bs most valuable stocks of first class Pure niture ever o! public sale, The stock comprises every variety of Pastor, Diewing Room, Chamber, Dining Room and Hall Furniture, tn rosewood, blac! aad bubl; also a large quantity of Paris made Furniture, of the most unique and modern styles. ane et continue every Tuesday and Friday until the ki juantity dc. By ‘Order of GroRae BARKER, AUCTIONEER.—AN AUCTION J sale of fine Furniture, Of Paintings, Mirrors, Hallatands, brary and dint Chairs, Patior and Bédroom Suits, cottage Tnahovany Chairs in hufesiotn, waluut Bedsteads, Hall Chatta, Matiresses, dc, GEOKGE BARKER will sell on Tuesday, May 17, at 103, at No.4 Brevoort place, East Tenth street, one door west of roadway, elegant w wala ‘and gilt Couch in crimeon velvet, Turkis! erimson, plush, Hier Mirrors; carved walnut Hall Chairs, Parlor Belts ia orn repr, walnut, Bodrcom Suita, Parlor Ottomans, trom jafes, marble top tables, Commodes, Sewing Machine, Carpets, Pletures. &c., tO be soid without reserve on xocowal of worage and ‘sivanbos. , 4 UCTIO) [esny 8, ERTS, “AEE RE DIAMONDS AND ON MONDAY, MAY 1 atu O'CLOCK, AT, THE STORE OF J. b. PHILLIPS & SONS, lt BROADWAY, NEAK TWELFTH STREGT, prising ihe entire balance of stook Of eaperb and soolly Diamond Vowel tied eisiteen karat Jewelry, One Gold and Sliver Watcher solid Silverware, elegant Store Pix: tures, Showcases, Jeweller's ‘ke., ke. ; to be sol tivel wie Bay reserve, to clost 153 obtais ot tho tase |. Be Phillips, offering rare Spportunity to p as this is known to be one of the Jews monde gnd other precious siones ever offered at eee clty. Catalogues will be ready oods on exhibition dart morning of wale. “by oritrof ORTMARINE A- PLILL xocutrlx, ° CONSEQUENCE OF THE STORM THE SALE OF he folowing property igadjourned to Monday, 16th init, at 3 o'clock P. M.. on the premises. Peremptory ale of fo splendid Villa Plots at Gar- rettyon'a ‘Station, Staten Island, containing | ‘rom one hind of an acretd Zuorys eaah; also a meat Cotace, con, taining 10 rooms, with, all the ‘necessary outbulidinge amd about 2 acres of Ground. E. A, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE, oakuy A rruuny, will sell at tion, on Monday, May Zo'clock, 01 ground, the above beautifully Th A rd terms. Cars leave on arrival of 1 o'cl boat from ite- hall dock. Tia view of the ocean, Natcows and. surrounding country ia most ersenalvy, and it offers attractions to those wishing seaiye and conveojent homes in the country rarely met wit Tei ated within oe sila. of the beach, with logant shore and Inland driven bathing ‘The propert: ae can be reached any hour of the day by tal the steamer at the toot of of Whitehall street, Seventy per cet of the purchase mouey can remain on bond and mortgage { or ree yearn, Avy vor the spare roperty can ba obtained at private sale nf previously to ran pplicatin to LAWRE. & FLEURY, 11 Pine street, PKINS, 28 William stree! oe ELLERY, 606 Grand street PACOB BOGART, “AUCTIONEER.—IP YOU WANT TO oD realize n rice for your Furniture or any other foods or merchandise send tiem. to our salesroomm, Noe North William atrect. ‘Returns ‘made the same day it re- qui Wedneaday, May 18, at 10¥4 o'clock, at their auetion, rooms, No, 1 North Wlitame street, a general ment ol lor, Bedroom, Din oom and'kitenen Furniture, Carpet ke: set nureday, May The A.atock of Fancy Groots Dry cous, Olt Paintings. | aia Ez woop, AvoTIONEER, ne! n THURSDAY, May 19, at 24 o'clock P. M., oa the preiises, 70 Building Lota fa the Secood ward of the city of Bayonne, within five minutes’ walk of the station at Bergen Point, on the Central Railroad of New Jersey, situated on avenues D and E and Twenty-tirst street. For maps, tickets and fall particulars snply to MORKIS BROS., No. 7 Pine street, New York, or to their real ¢atate exchange, Bergen Point; or LEWIS E. WOOD, 69 Montgomery street, Jursey City, MARSHALS SALE OF WINES AND L1QUORS.—I. 8. iM CVEINBERGER, Auctioneer, by 8. HERMAN & GO, 7», May 1, at Wig o'clock, at 13 Be a3 red Rhine Wine. cuskn of sr. aret and 17 bbls. of Bourbon Whiskey alot tnd one Safe.” By order of 8. Schiele, City on same day, for account of whom it mi ern, to pay storage an ‘ances, 8 barrels of Keller’ Bourbon and on Saleeroom 13 Bowery. THIS DAY.—JAMES AGAR, ) New Bowery, at IL o'clock, 400 lots Women’s Clothing, Table Linen, Sheets, Spreads, &. By order of Hugh McAleet ‘any d avenue. pax PROKER'S SALE.—it, FIELD, AUOTIONDRR, iatham treet, will veil this day at 11 o'olock, Bod io en's and Wainen's Clocking, consisting of Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Uy Piothing, guile and Blankets Bedding, Be e Panis, Vests, ko, By order J. ME Housto SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, ‘ joul any reserve. No unfair bidding permitted. Every Lot to be sold. A desirable iuvestment, Three quarters of the amount realized to be Immediately Invested in permanent improvementa, Two beautiful Inkes on the -premizen. A nover tailing supply ‘of water from the # Hessian Springs. A. J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., Auctioneers, will sell on WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, On the premises, upou the arrival of the 1 o'clock boat, ‘8 choice seiectiont of charming Thirty minatea from the city. This ie tho most advantageous offer made in many yeare to acquire a home in thrs g locahty, and may be the Tact, na they cunnot be dupdcateds ‘This, then, ta tbe time to purchase. Location nnequaliet, Improvements exten Visiag on all dion, jews magnificent, Eatirely healthy, apaand exenision tickets may papeiloation to the “Auction. Wt ndae lon & Con 145 Broadway, or of the mana- HL. TRACY ARNOLD & £00. Particular Notice. If It does not rain at Tie time of tae ao- parture of the Lo'cloee boat from pier 19 North river, the aale will take place upon the arrival of that boat at New Brighton, Should it raio at that hour the auction wisi be Std. the hext day under the same conditions, Carsiages in wat ing ut the New Brig erry. re Descriptive pamphlets, SHERIFF'S SALE, RODAY 8. BRASSEL4 Aucitoneer, will sell, this day at {ro o'clock, at 21 John street the Stock and Fixtures of @ ™ Store; also n Sale, &e., J. Haxnumy, Depinye * JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff. THOMAS GAFFNEY & AUCTIONEERS, 33 CHAM bers street—Will well this day, ai 11 o'clock, the Lease, Stock and Fixtnres of the first class Grocery Store 262 ‘Aun tie heateerd sherri Sale positive, in one or more lols. v TULTAM “WITTERS, AUCTIONEER.—THIS DAY, ar o'clock, at 434 Canal street, 6 Partor Suits, L Teena 10 c “el f id Mantel Mirrors, reps and baie ck a 12 French Pree and Maniel Mirrors, > i Bi 04, Stoves, 80 0 or 2 fine © Smad rantings Rigs and = Beaks, ‘Showenses, q iota fee aad phate glasa, wit 8 great varlety of Sen aoe Also Hotel Carpets, | large | Jot. M, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS ON hh beer ‘ht 103g o'clock, at dweiling, West Houston street, the edegunt Yuralture, &cy In We’ house. Particulars here vere