The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1870, Page 11

eee Their Progress in Shoemaking--Efforts Towards Baueation and Cbristianity—Their General Demeanor and Popularity Among the Citizens—Toe Crispin Organization Disorganized and Demolished, ‘ NontH Apams, Mass., August 22, 1870. ‘Phe Oriental aboemakers in this town, about which there bas been an almost national commotion, have Ablength cease: to be onjects of wonder or curiosity. Bvery one of them are now fully employed, and Mr. Bampsun asserts that his business is getting along fay more saNsiactorily than ever at did wefore, and the Bumerous doudty which have prevatled coneerning weir quallfcations 4o learn a mechanical trade need no longer exist, They have now beep at work two months, and not only their abitizx put thelr willing- ness to become industrious and useft has been tlearly demonstrated, The mectdents of the arrival of these Chinamen here have already been given in the HERALD, together with subsequent accounts of their beginning and their progress in the intricate business of manufacturing shoes by machiuery; but Unce my last letter there have been Dumerous events connected with their presence which are not only Interesting i shemeelves, bus which go to show most conclusively that John Chinaman {8 en- dowed with suficient natural imielligence and papapie of mastering an education which should elevate bim to that level of any other “man and brother’ now recognized by the American people or the American constitution ae recently amended, THEIR SKILL AS WORKMEN. It iano exaggeration of the facts to claim tirat these Asiatic workmen, notwithstandiog the brief me they havé been employed, are this day making far better shoes than the average of Crispings who have given nearly a whole life to the business, The faculty of the Chinaman for imitation Is renowned the world over, and it 1s, therefore, not singular that they take readily to anything in any line of business in which they may engage. I have heard it related ofan American once travelling in tho “Flowery Kingdom” who wished a pair of pants made. Ho took his cloth to a Chinese tailor, and aiso a pair of old pants to gulde him in getting up the garment, ‘There was a large patch on the Knee of the old palr, andwhen the new ones “were finished the Chinaman, true to his instinct of imita- ton, had a similar pateh on them also, I would never have believed’ this story, but for an incident which happexed in Sampson's ehop the other day. One of the men engaged in teaching the Orientals, while teaching ove of them Uo drive the nails into the heels of the shoes, by ac- cident got hold of tnrce or four crooked naiis i suc- cession, and when he struck them with the hammer broke them short of, the point remating in the lea- ther heel, Of course he put in straight natls imme- Giately after, allowing the stub of the broken one aisotoremain, Then, leaving his Chinese pupil to By Dishanu at the business, he was somewhat amused aud surprised on his return Lo discover that John had broken of precisely thewame number of haus in the heei of every shoe that he had been at Work upon. It is hardly necessary to add that the Uselessiiess Of following the exampie of the Lastruc- tor #0 Closely was at opce explained. ‘ibis, incredible as it may seem, ts an absolute faci, and Waen such mien us these are cinploycd ina business whose per- fection in every deiall is required, it ie casy to comprehend their useiulness, over some men Wuo cClatm superiority of intelligence as well as of race. ‘The Chinamen are not so rapld workmen as the An- Glo-Saxous, but thelr industry, faituiulness and Close application Lo business are more than an evea Offset to what they lack: ed, they are contramted: forined tie: im spe 3 p With the Class of workiuvn, Who ion Ja iis town, to they price only excel to eac even to excel their own former inai- iG COMMUNITY. ‘ ve their arrival se. then the respect wa hole community. When game ticre was joud talk here aod r about exterminating them, and ‘Ulquestionably, there were individual, if not Organized intentions, of giving tue Chinameu, 88 well asec. Sampson, & thorvugh pounding if Opportunity sbould otier. Io fact tus spirit suowed. sell on one or two Occasions, aud probably Lt Samp- son and his workmen bad not been Jouna armed for Such an emergency an aliack would lave been iaade on them. Now, however, cvery thing isquiet. There are no Wireats of vioken heads or burning of sir, Sampson's property. The OChinamen move around promiscuousiy in the strects, and are everywhere treaied with a3 much respect and couriesy as ihe oldest and most honorable nhabitaat, With one or two exceptions they adie@.e to the style of dress common in their own country, aud Us singularity Of costuwe Ls about all that exeiles atiention or ré- mark as they pass by, None of them fave, as yet, discarded Ute pigtail appendage, but 1 have observed that some Nave ceused bo shave tieir craniums, und fromm tuis fact | surmise that when their scalps aro covered wiih suficient hair to make a decent show the long braid, switch, or Whatever you cail it, will be removed, and tiey Will then nave takea a very inportané siep toward coniorming to the manuers Bnd customs of Asmerican maukid, They secm to Jearn the wish jianguage very readily, sowe speaking i quite fuenuy already anu tie Others possessing a suwall sivattering of i. Tuey ractice ib among themse! While at work, and jiring their leisure moments they are ofteu found do smal squads, Mm some ceciuded spot, studylug and discussiug the contents of the Uwe English primer, REGULAR ATYENDANCB AT OHUKCH, Every Sabbath at east Hity out of ine seventy-five are found in the various village churches, Chariey Ling, their 1oreman, aud about a dozen others, go io the Methodiet aud the oilers attend the Bapiist and Congregatioual churcues. Afier ibe forenoon sere a ubke for Sabbath school instruction, yrovavie twat their advaucement in learning tas been very great as yet. Their Mhaluitty to read Muglish readily, necessitates yerual Insirucuyn, und thls, of Course, 13 very slowPinus- Touch as Ht comes oly ouce u week. There were Rbaut owenty seattered mdiserimmuately through (ue congregation in the Cougregational churea yester- day forenoon. ‘they surveyed all present very _elosely, aud, notwihstanding the propousdings of the cloquent parson faust Have been uninteligivie to them, tiey managed, however, to look a3 wise and devout as wny erouud them. ‘They seemed par- Ucularly enchanted with the strains of the orga and the -voca!isin of the cho! dd during the prayers: they bowed their heads and covered their faces with @n alr of devotion wortiy of a deacon of Plymouin shureh. AN ORIENTAL IDEA OF NORTH ADAMS AND sHOx- MAKING. After the services, Wille on the way to the hotel, your correspondent overtook ove of the Cumamen who had just i¢it toe church, He was abaut twenty- b¥e years old, asd Was one of the Lumber Who has ‘ot well alopg in the Wogileh idnguage. 1 said, ‘How do you day” extending my right band simul- baneousty, suid he responded, “Preity well,” extend- ing first hys tell haod, and then discovertug his error withdrawing if at once and offering bis ght and shaking ming as earthy asif 1 was an old acquaint auce irom the Flowery Kingdom, his counicnance meantime dehoting embarrassment and deiigut, “Been to churchyr? he sald ingalringly, “Yes,” says J, adding tat it Wasa ine sermon, to which John jooked asset, but said nothing, “How do you Uke North Adan?’ 1 then asked three or jour umes before I cou’ make him comprehend my meaning. “Ah, goody; weather ulce, good deal like Chiny,” he @uswered with an air of leasuyo and satisinctionn “DO you — all have good health L then ingutved. “First Trice DOW; sotMe vicky weey or (WO ago; eat too giuch hogy meat and san #0 warm maky me puky ali night.” “Ol yes.” I reped, “pork Is not the best of meat 4 any time, and 13 summer you ought to eat but litle.” “Yes, yes, yes,’? he said, ap. provingly, ‘very gr@asy aiid sick, “ilow do sou get along at shoemuking’? I thea ventured to asK, and, after repeating the question halt a dozen tines, I managed to get iis mind turned from the pork qguesiion to lis duties m ihe factory. “Oh, alf get shoes every day, and good ones, well.’ “Are you all going to Ked, to which he replied, “Yes; we Churiey Sing?—a remark which all stay with showed that the foreman, aud not Sampson, is the man Whom they recogiize as hovity. 1 accom- panied my Oriental friend a4 [a Sampson's shop, continuing te conversation 11 a moderaie way all the witie, and then bidding him adieu, with the Impression condried that Joon Ohtuaman is bound to succeed jn’ the United Siaies, and that with an even chance with the rest of the human species le Will aut bo lownd Wauting in industry, intellect or integrity. MK. SAMPSON'S CONTRACT WITH THE CHINAMBN, As there bus heed considerable discussion about the tlegality and unconsti\uiionality of the importa. tion of Chihese labo (particularly those here in North Adams) Lappend the article of agreement to show how flimsy ail such arguments have been, it 1g.us follows: — This contract, entered ato by Ah Young '& San Francisco, and Charies T. Sampson, of North Adams, Mass., witoce That said Ab Young & Ah Sau, in business, agres to furvish O. t Sampson with 73. Heady, active nud loteliigemt Chinamen, auch a& are quick to learn trags (! foreman, 2 cuoks and 72 workinem’, on the following terms and conditions :—ihey receive $1 coinmiasion for prow each wan, Wages of foremen, $60 per mouth for overscetng 75 mex; {f more men are added, to receive 50 cents an ¢ach man per month. Workmen ahd cooks to ro- ceive $23 per month (or drst year, $26 per month for second BAN PRANCIEOO, Cal., May 24,1870. eh of partners * and third yéars, and tor mi me they slay after three yenre they receive $28 yer moMtm Pay roll’ to be made ‘up tirst of each month, aud the amoum ald aver the 1th of the mouth for the mouth preceding, In Unive; eg old coin or its equivaleut, Housewood and water furs.shed Tree tomen. Two cooks to be employed for lees than W) men; for ail shove W one cook to each 30 men. Time, 11 hours per day frow the 2th of March to the wth of September, and 10) foun, Per day from the 20th of September to the 2Uth o jarch. Lost time to be deducted except when employer Mops Work tor bis own banent io which case the men are ent course in he give them work fy passage and i rk. te to re- SoeesGitcen teeta aha aan crtaeonn So's ouwor ee Wi W. W. Bartirs. AH YOUNG, Wneas! CHARLES BING. t YAN, iGE W. CHASE, AMPSON AND 1118 FACTORY, r has been Sees bare within a or that Mr. Sampson Vtg fillet eu thet tn dou g this he wi obtain another lot of Chinese employes, He is not very communicative on this i, aud the other day, when frankly asked if id ‘umor Waa he the rOmALOE mis 'buss My own opinion is that tok Obs. t there 18 some foundation for the report, jor, while in conversation with him some Weeks since, be informed me that in the course of few months he would make another move tl woul! cause as much commotion as the tmportation of these seventy-five Celestiais had, Mr, Sampson 13 @ man who makes & confidant of no one, and ‘a pursulug such @ commendable and independ. the management of his busi- poe makes many enemlea among the nisitive portion of tho community, so nunerous m @ couulry town like this, During the past few weeka there been such an influx of visitors to see fie novel workmen that he bas been obliged to refuse them ail, and the announcement that “all persons aré fexPidden to enter?’ (in both English and Fiench) means juc® wreelsely what it says, A party of fifty passing through heie a few days since stopped over a whole diy pa:yoscly to see the Chinamen; but Mr, Sampson wouid niake nO exception to his rule, andl When tho, resumed (het? journey they Were not very complimentary towuras THE CRISPIN ORGANIZATION BROKEN UP. ‘The Knights of Bt. Crispin, who #0 Jong Clowaed to the manufacturers, and whose injudicious and Uaeqaeraus course brought about tue paperiavoa of Chinese laborers, have ceased to exist in this Vicinity, The whole organization may be safely bald to have ‘gone where the woodbme twineth.” All the munulacturers united with Sampson to crushing ‘heir combination, and their efforts Were crowned with sticcess, Not one fs employed im any of the factories here, and noe Will be unless they renounce forever ail aliegiance to the ordev, Tie result has been a great deal of ery Fagen and probable future suferi among their /amiltes, Some, however, lave obtaine employment at oiler business, and some of the Frenchmen who were mixed up in the indisoreet movement have returned to (heir homes in the new dominion, A lew—periaps thirty or forty in num- ber—inciuding mostiy oid citizens of North Adams, have started @ co-cperauve manufactory on their oWn hook, and are turning out first class goods, for wateh they find a ready market. NORTH ADAMS AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY are now in the most charming and lovely trim of the Whole season, The scenery of the pompous Hoosac, the gigantic Taconie, the towering Greylock and the obser ranges of mountains and bins Was never more enchanting, and hundreds of visitors mingle and Inger among them datiy. The Berkshire House in this town and the flovsac House over at the other end of toe great and wonderful tunnel are filed all the while with journeying pleasure seekers, Many come to inhale the exhilarating atmosphere and view the picturesque surrouudings, 80 abundant, but none go away Without visiting the tunvel, which un- questionably 18 the greatest triumph of gentus over Nature's obsiacies ever witnessed iu tbe World. ‘Three Talles are now completed, and in three years more the other two miles will be finished and trains will pass through it. Twe ty year’s thie and mihons end miltions of money have aiready been consumed fo geting it through, and about a nundred u have becn kilied by accidents tactdent to the enterprise, i THE BINGHAMTON MURDERERS, Tho Third and Last Remaining Assassin Are restcd—Ho in Recognized by Judge Batcom, Who Presided at His Trial forthe Marder of His Wife Yenrs A, {From the Bimira Advertiser, August 22.) Rumors and reports reach us from Binghamton that the third and last participant in the late brutal murder iu that city was arrested on Satur- day at Union, a small village some eight or ten miles west of Binghamton. The remarkabte statement is made that the party arrested proves to be no other than ihe notorious Ruioif, who was several times tried at ithaca some years since for the murder of hia wife. Those of our readers who are familiar with the circumstances attending the Ithaca murder snd the trials which followed will recollect that the fact of the murder was proved beyond a peradventure, and that Ruloff was the perpetrator of the crime. From the circumstance that the body of the murdered victim was thrown into Cayuga Lake and never recovered, the mur- derer never felt the halter draw—a fate which his great crimo richly merited—but he was sen- tenced to Auburn State Prison for a long term of years. His sentence. expired some time since, and from that time to the present he has rematued in obscurity, except an occasional mention as to bis whereabouts, The circum- stauces connecting the arrested party with the murder are said to be of a very convincing charac- ter, one of which is that the tracks where the murderers entered the river, from which two of them never emerged alive, are of a peculiar description, and that the shoes of the arrested amity fit the track made by the person not Towed, one of whose feet is what is known as a “clump foot.’ Another fact is that upon the ereon of the arr d party is found a railroad icket from New York to Batavia, corresponding in date and other particulars with the tickets for and from the same places found upon,the persons drowned. All the tickets had been rode on from New York to Binghainton, and were endorsed as good from that point by the same conductor. We understand that he was identified as Ruloff, by Judge Balcolm as soon as he saw him, and we be- lieve that Judge Halcom presided at one of the trials of Raloff for the murder of his wife, and would, therefore, be ry likely to remember his im. LEN B, MINER, AUCTIONBER, By ALLEN B. MINER & BROTHER, Suecessora to ‘RY H. LEEDS & MINER, COPARTNERSE The firm of HENRY H. LEEDS (established 147) baving been dissolved by the death of Mr. Henry i, Leeds, and by iimitation, the business will be continues by Alico B, Miner, surviving partner, who has associated wits im his orother, Heury D. Miner, under the rm name of. ALLEN Bb. MINER & BROTHER, ALLEN B, MINER, HENRY D. MINER. New Vor, August 1, 1870, LLEN B, MINER, AUCTIONEER. A By ALL B. MINER & BROTHER, 6 HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER, 6 Chi (Estat latent) Salesrooms 95 Chambers and eade street; artgalleries $17 nad 819 Broadway, id On Thuraday, Anvust 25, at 11 o'clock, at our snlesroome, 95 Chambers and 77 Reade street, special sale of California Wines, Braudles, Champagnes, Hocks, Clarets, &¢., by order Of consignee ‘The above Wines, £c., comprising 487 cages, are all n fine order and from the ceebrated “Natoma” and “Sonoma” vineyards, H. D, Doon Co., agents, San Francisco, recelved direct from them, and I be sold positively with- out reserve as above; aso ported Clarets, 6 Of Sherrie, Port, old Lrandy, Rum and Whisk : by order of recalvord, to clove acconnts, ‘In packages to sue Liquors now at our store and samples ready for examina ton. = Also at 12 o'eloete, a small amateur Engine Lathe, tn complete ord LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER, By ALLEN B. GP ky & BROTHER, rt Henry 1, Leeda & Miner * eye hot Balesrooms Nos. #5 Chambers and 77 Reade streets, ‘Art Galiartes, 817 and 819 Broadway. On Friday, Aujust 26, at 1014 o'clock, at the private rest- den and Ninth avent made to order by turers; carved rosewood seven octave Plano, made by Chickering, of very superior tone ant fnlah; Marvin's Parlor Silver Sate, Piet Mirrora, dc, Particuiars Thursday coNo. B86 West Thitty-tecond street, beween Eighth old Fi nek, elegant Hous mibure, est Broadway. man LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEE: sa By ALLEN B MINER i broruse, ate Henry 1, Leeds & Miner Betabifaive 1847. Ealearooms Nos. 95 Chambers and 77 Reade streets, Art Gulleries, €17 and 13 Broalway. ay, August 94, at Wg o'clock, ato irect, Mortcagce’s sale of ele, do 1) order by Messrs, Pottter & Stymusé ric catel Curtains and Draperies, roséwood Plano ta Mirrors, ‘French Moynet and Velvet ( tafla ta time, d UCTION NOTICE.-EDWIN- NICHOLS & CO., AU! tioneera, Over $00 lots_and over £20,000 worth Elegant Househoid Furniture, Paintings, Sronzes, publfc auctlon to te blshost bidder On this day (Wednesday), Angust 24, at 103¢ ofctook, At the larga ive story residence 14 Tenth street, etiveen Jironilway and Fifth avenue, neat Fifth avenne, Magnilicéot four round cornered rosewood 74 ustave Pianoionte, aight rich Parlor Suit, covered with broca, tel, striped andpiain reps and hairoloti "Pier and Oval Mir. rors, broeatel, reps, and Inco Curtains; magulicent Oli Paiitlngs, Brohzks, French Clocks, Vases, & nets, bois de rove; Ktageres, Tables, Vookous Ls rosewood and warngt Chamber Sult . Bedding £ofus, Chairs, Loungsy 2 Sidebo 3 Extensjon Tables, Dining Chairs, Gines, Clon aad Slivér Ware, Cattery, ict pt in ‘attendance to cart or pack goods + echagses. iat ad Oo TMA LARGE over: Porkifure EX UsLHOLD 1G, THIS (WEDNESDAY) MORN! NO, August 44, commencing af 30 o'clock’, LUKE FITZGERALD, TAictiibe° iy Household Farnite salesrooms, nt Furniture, vio and French De- over £25,000 worth of ¢ rie rosewood Pianoverte, many’ rare and costly Works. of Art, contained In five story private reskleace Wo. its Wor ‘Twenty-serenth sireet, near Sixth aventie, 40) lota by catas logue, viz Celebrated city made roxewoo! Pianoforte, made to order, in ute six montiis, cont $.00; Stoo}, Cover; four ming nificent Parlor Suits, covered ip ‘and reps cooneed Etageres, Bookcase, Centre Table rand Man. {el Mirrors, Lace and Brocatel Curtaing, fine Oil Paintings Engraving’, rich rorewoot Bedroom Suits, style ot fi xing pie walnt do. Halr Beds, Spring Bea, over 400 ol ‘ i garda Ding Room ure in Tull, eet ried ut Glaze anu ‘are; in all the compietest Househoid Furniture of ye, In lowe, Ne By boxed and ‘abipped for purebaserd.~ SALES AT AUCTION, “4 UGUBTUS A. BOHULTS, AUCTIONBER. Al Amkoworthot ro! ater eee Fur penn Glnarware, many fae, ar Se Ta 60) Lote br Cala On THIS Day (WEDNESDAY). as “he tlogant private reai- 62 West Fite vetoes Fil and Btath avenues, . mmenc o'eloe! Drawing Rooms—Superb. covered, crimson Saris’ ahora, nd, ° a 4 y ‘abl vies, ignures, a h Dra ‘Bver, ‘ + Velvet Medallion Carpeta; ze Clock, Chanteliers, valuable collecaom of Ol taint: by eminent artista, Artistic Bi fis, magnificent 00) Wardro! Commodea; Hatr MM Bheet Counterpaties, “Hning ‘Room—Eetenhion tabiey Lounges, re Cantera, Balvergs Dinner, Tea Service, at Glassware, SheMeld Chiiery. Basement, Kitchen Fur. niture; alao the Furaiture of servants’ apartments, Every agility peeking. removing the goods. Varties ry Sues sale take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue Cu maker ardr UCTION NOTICE,—R. 7. U EER, A aie Da (HEDNEAD AVY aunt at 1034 o'clock, at our salesroom, 118 Chambers continuation of Hardware and Cutlery sale. To-day's catalogue will embrace ‘Guns and Pistols, Siiver-piated Ware, ‘Toa Traya and Wal Table and Foeket Cutlery, akc., de. ‘Catalogues at our oitice. R. T. HAZELL & CO,, Anetioneers, 118 Chambers street, JORNSTON, AUCTIONERI : Sraiene: Messou sired, opposite ihe Post on THURSDAY, Biuteat le solbok, by JONSON & VAN TARSE LES at their salesroom, 8/ Nassau street. ‘The rate will snur srme'very, ne. Velvet and Brasacla praise tee Sacks Sheth renee Toyerhi & bes, &e. thal. the Stores, Sugars, Teas, Liquors, . RCUIBALD JOUNSTON, AUCTIONEER. eee SC JOHNSTON a the olden atand In the elty), emenaoen ti Thro to Ld erty ress ronning througn Horse and carriage branch. 119 and 11d eae Thirteenth atreet, near Fourth avenue. Household Purniure.'rosewood Pianoforie, Mirrors, Car- * at atiction, JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL wall sell 6n HIS BAY, Auguat 24 at 1034 o'clock, at No. 104 West Twenly-soventh atroct, near Sizth avenue, the Furniture ‘contained in’ said house, prised In part of rosewood Partor Suits in satin and reps, rosewood b Centre Tavles, Dress- ing | Bureaus, &c. carved = waltnt Di 3 i ing Tables, Buffet, French Bedsteads, Dreastag Bureaus and Washstands, Sofas, Lounges avd Easy Chaira, ‘tine curled Hair Mattresses, Feather Keds, Bolsters and Fillows? Blan- kets, Sheets, <c.; French Vior and Mantel Mreurs; Lace Curtains, rosewoud 7 octave, overstrulg, bass; Velvet, Bruaseia and Ingrain Carpets; China ond Glase Ware, together with the Kitehen Furniture, with which the sale will commence. Catalogues at the auctioneers office, LBERT R. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, Salesrooms 18 Liberty and 11) Cedar street. Genteel Housebol, 1 Furniture, &c,, This day, at ljg o'clock, WALDRON & COOKE will sell by auction as above a large ‘and general assortment of Second Hand aud New ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND ENAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS; WALNUT, MAHOGANY AND’ ROSEWOOD PARLOR Ball and Dining | Room Futniture, Bookenses, Buffets, ha Lo Easy €) Exienslon and Centre Tabies; Spring, Haur'and other ‘Matirtssont Glassy Clunay. Crockery, Plate, Cutlery, Deaks, Carpets, Kitchen Articles, Re. ARON CRISTALAR & 00, AUCTIONBERS, 400 Broadway, offer at private ule, at 2 per cent less than Manufacturers’ prices, rosewood, walnul and mahogany carved, gfit and fnlaid Parlor, Chamber, Library and Dining Room Furniture; russels, Velvet and Ayminster Pianoforte, Parlor Safes, Carpets, Ac. advances made on ‘al descriptions of merchandise, Cr UCTION SALE.-YOUNG & ELLIOTT WILL SELL ‘at auction, at No. 9 John street, on Wednesday, Ae A a Soe oy an Caton gs of new Trop! fants and valuable orted. «i 3 i aE ELIOT, Auctioneer. BE, COuTON, AUCTIONEER. ELEGANT FURNT- ture, superb Axminster and Brussals Carpets, Olicloth dc., on Friday, August 26, at 10% o'clock, at the private real dence 88 West Twenty-sixth street, between Fitth and Sixth avenues, the entire elegant Parlor, Bedroom and Dining oi m Purnitnre; best Hair Mattresses. spring Reds, Bolsters and Pillows, Pickardt Sofa Bed, almost new; richly carved Diack walnut Bedroom Sults, three Parlor Suite, Extension ‘able und carved Dining Chafrs, Chiua and Glass Ware, Re- trigerator, &e. 'Y M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, Will sei this day, at 1034 o’ciock, at the snles-ooma, 79 Noasau street, ta continuation, a very large and general as- sortment of second hand and naw Furniture, ewood Plano- forte; aiso Barroom Fixtures, Saloon Tables, four Pull Pumps, ¥ JOHN A. DRAPER & CO., AUCTIONEERS. The Delaware, Lackawania: and Weetern Railroad wilt 80,000 tons Scranton Coal t public auction on Wednesday, August SI, at 12 o'clock Ce at 20 Exchange wert 0 Pico. A AMUEL SLOAN, President, JR, AUCTIONERR—WILL sell this day, commencing xt Ti o'clock, wt 17 Sixth ave- Bue, near Amity, to close business, entire Stock, desirable; Fixtures, Ac, of that*Confectionery ; superior marble silver plated Soda Fountain, Beer Pumps, &c., 100 glass candy and other Jara, Tavies, Chairs, fine Mirrors, Couuters, back 8 i ‘ixtures, &c.; Olicloth, assorted Candies,” i Goods to be imme- CAMPBELL & CO. Y MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONFER—SELLS, 1 o'ciock, corner Eighty ret’ stceet and Broadway, Stock, Fixtures, Scales, OMce Furniture, valuable Lease, Hore Carts, e.. of Coal Yard. Sale positively in lots. Deale mvited. MAX BAYERSDORFER will remove September 1 to #84 Howery. T Y¥ MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER—SELLS to-morrow entire genteel Furniture, of | pri family. Full particulars to-morrow's Herald, "MAX BAY- ERSDOLFER will remove September | to 884 Bowery. AVID M. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM, COR-, nd Third avenue.—8, 'v J. Ww. CAMPBELL, o ner Eighty-sixth street HENRY will self, at 11 o'clock, the fine Furniture in hous 166 East Seventy-eighth street, ENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, POSTVIVELY CLOSING SAL OF ELEGANT CALINE THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF ‘OF MR. J. W. SOUTHACK, AT HIS WAREROONS, 104 AND 196 BROADWAY, BETWEEN FULTON AND JOHN STREET! ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, AT 11 OCLOGK, Comprising rosewood, walnut, oak aud mahoguny, Par- Chamber, Dining Room, Library and Ufee Furntire in variety, ali of which was toade for Mr, Sonthaok's ro- tention the butld! to built for a bani The goods are now on exbi ition, al catalogues will ready carly ou morning of sale. Notior,-—Purehasers at the previous sales are hereby no- tiled that all goods not cleared on or before Wednesday will be reaoid for account of the former purebursér, and their d posits will be forieited, HENRY B, WERd uo ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER. Machiiety of a Paper Collar Paetory, THIS DAY, At 11 O'CLOCK, At264 Pearl'street, fourth Boor AT 12 O'CLOCK, At the Auction Rooma, No. 1 North William street, large stock of Ladies’ and gentlemen's Paper Collars and Cuffs, of every ‘description. Sate peremptory. ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER, farshal's sale—Troa Safe, ‘This day, at 12 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, No. 1 North William street, by order’ of the Marshal, one large Tron Safe, Desks, Counters, Frames, Clocks, Window Shades, Stoves, Chairs, lot of Household’ Furniture, *ofas, Tables, Chairs, 8. TAYLOR, AUCTIONRER.—WM. PENNY, SALES- an.—Auction sale, Thursday, Augnst 25, xt3 o'clock nthe premises, a three story aud basement brick NO. 205 th street, Jersey City. For particu. permit apply ta TAYLOR & HASBROUCK, 61 i} b, Jerdey Oly. DAWNBROKER'S SAL Watches and Jewetty. R. FIELD, Auctioneer, 125 Chatham street, will sei on Thureduy, at 11 o'clock, 509 lote of Gold and Siiver Watenae, Dianiond and Gold Jewelry, Ping, Ringe, Earrings, Vracelets, Necklaces, &c. Gold Guard, Fob nnd Vest Chaine Guna and Pistols, Mai By order J. M DAWNBROKER'S SALE, FRIDAY Anctioneer, will sell at if New Bowe And women’s Clothing. By order of Samuel Goodstein, 290 Bitige street, Brooklyn. AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY BY JOHN MORTI- MER, 11 Fast Broatway, of 400 lots men's ant women's Clothing and other desirabie goous. By order P. Freil, 67 Grand street, Wiiliamasbitr AWNBROKER'S BAL! Auctioneer, wil se'l, a! 59 Shawia, Underclothes, ‘Sable Linen, Ke Sprenda, Coats, Pants, Vests. by order of Mark Levy, 7 Grand street. R IVER'S SALE, \ By order of the Snpreme Court and under the direction of THOMAS J. BARR, Eeq., Receiver, BENJAMIN P. FAIRCHILD, Auccdoceer, will sett at pub Me avetion, on Wednesday, August 24, 1800, at WW A. May at No, 24 Jotin aires pd choic ment of Silver and Plated Ware, nd uuniiniehed, conedsting of r 1 Cake Ul Bells, Kofves, it jetzler, Kast Ho: Kein, Fork Gravy Boats, being the atdck of am (rst class extad/{shmen Algo splendid Store Fisture Showensea, tn walnut and French plate gies Counters and Counter Cases, Office Furniture, Tron Safe, Dorks, do. by order of THOMAS J. BARR, Erq., Receiver, M. WISTSRS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS ON FURS. day, Avg 45, aL Id West Seventeenth atceet, at 10g g'elook, Parior, Dinidg Room, teben Furniture, de. y aay, at 1034 o'clock, ai Sixth avenne—Ali the gen- feel Paror, Chamber, Dining Roonf 29d Kitchen Furnitures | ta the above honse; black watuut Parlor Suits; black walnue | and enamelled Chamber Suits, Beds and Bedding, Warde | robes, Chinn, Glass. Sliver Ware, Stoves, Lounges, av., make Ang a good lot for dealers and other WWiulam WINTERS, AUCTION RE, SELLS THIS day, at 2 o'teck, at 454 Canal street, by order of the executors of the estate of J, Pool—Rich Tapestry, tliree-pi and other hail add basement Ollelothe, large Frenc late Mirrors, Engravings, Diack walnut Chamber Suite, er Suits, Mair Mattresses, large Feather Beu . Chinuy Glam Silver Ware, Etover, Lonages, Tavlos, Wardrobes, Bookense, Books, with a great variety of otbet goods: also que ano a lols to auity By order of J. . William and Pooky i i he FROM DESPATCHES i FARIS Nn LONDON. THE EVENTS OF THE MORNING ¢ ‘f OF WAR shaly THE TEST EVENING PAPER OF THE AG THE TRLEORAM. To ppl = y THB COUNTRY. wan! TUR EVENING THLEGRA: Seen adironed to Mamnaer er ects a mouth or a PUBLICATION OFFI UT NSMSAUY BT RERR? Look FOR FRIDAY'S WAR CARTOON. restate dap EVENING TE! THE LATEST pach ES EAM CABLB PROM DESPATCHES BERLIN, % PARIS AND iN. 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N THR TUE LATEST EVENING TELEGRAM, RELIABLE aarat DEAPATCHES ‘ATO! i rig BERLIN, PARIE ow THE EVENTS OF THE MORNING ©ONPON: AT THE SEAT OF WAR GREATEST EVENING PAPE! OF THB AG ‘SHE 17 eGRale eon ne hn EB MENTS.. poo THEATRE. EVENING, BDAY MATINEE 1H o'loc ae a USkEHt JEFFEMSON “RIP VAN WINKLE.” Seats seoured days the Box Oftice of the sitive us gu nn ghee ore, Tih Hrowdway. ‘The public fa specially notified that Tokets purchased of idewalk Speculators will be refused at the door. = ALLAOK'S, “OUR FRITZ” STILL TRIUMPHANT. — SEVENTH WEEK gf the busin of the talented young comedian, feat EMMET, 'm GAYLER'S popular arama of OUR COUSIN GERMAN, NEW SONGS AND DANCES in the GRAND PARLOR MELANGE SCENE, MR. EMMET, tu Eppgonee to UNIVERSAL REQUEST, will introduce bis great character soig of “BIESER, DON'T YOU WANT Ti FuY, A DoRGa® BATS SECURED TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE, HL 4-TREATRE comiguy BROADWAY, OvPosi BUTLER 2 GILMORE. MANAGERS and PROPKIETORS. THE GREAT SENSATIONAL THEATRE OF TIE AGE. GRAND AUGMENTATION OF TALENT, TE 8ST, NICHOLAS, MATINEE MATINER MATINEE ee MATINEE MATINES ATINEE MATINEE AT 254 O'CLOCK PRECISELY, EN HALF PRICE, ALL THE GREAT TROUPE WILL APPEAR IN AGRAND AND VARIED BILL, _Afteruoon, doors open atl; evening, at Jo'clock. Boveky THEATRE. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, THIN (WEDNESDAY) EVENING: J. W. LINGARD MEMORIAL BENEFIT, the proceeda to be devoted to the erection of a monument to the late J. W. Lingard, : ‘A GIGANTIC ENTERTAINMENT BY 200 VOLUNTEERS, 200 VOLUNTERRS. WILLIAM TELL. OTHELLO, COMED: Every place of ama tONSTER OL10. ue Place of amusement tn the city represented, hae Studley, W. Whalley, 0. B."Woud,, Tony Pastor, Johnny Allen, Frank Kerns, Nelae Seymour, Johuny Wid, ¥. J. Evans, Felix Vincent, Billy Sheppard, fiarry Cunning: ham, J. H, Cummings, Prince Saide Jatma,d. Mt Ward, T. b. Donnelly, T. G, Rigua, G. W. Tompson, Mrs. BB, Holnies, Mins Lillie Eldridge, Misa Clara Wells, M. B. Clarke, Nevers, ‘Templeton, Shattuck, &c, SEE THE PROGRAMMES. Buriesque, Grand Olio, Tragedy, Drama, Fare Prices remain as usual, PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. Engagement of Mr. WILLIAM HARRIS, Sey by Mies Kate Deutn, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, MARBLE HEART, Phidiaa, the Soulptor... ..Mr. W. Harris, Marco vee. Mise Kate Denin, [TO THEATRICAL MANAGERS, ‘A large and constantly increasing stock of WOOD CiTs, from freab and orizinal desiyns. on hand at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OF FICE, ‘W Nassau street, Old Herald Building, HE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Of the city of New York, reopens on September 1, 1870. Applications wii! be received Auguat 22, 1870. For particulars apply to H, SCHROEDER, Director. rpuearae 3 ‘TICKET OFFICE, BROADWAY, RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES, B ayy ores TUNNEL—UNDER BSQADwaY. 20 ° Broadway. corner Warren, Qven 1 i : ——] BR STION NOTICE, STATE or New Yorn, Orrion or tum SECRETARY OF STATE, ALBANY, August 1, 1870, ') To THE SHERIFF OF THE CouNty OF NRW YORK :— Sin—Notice ts hereby given, that at the General Flection to be held in this State on the Tuesday succeeding the trat November next, the following oflicers are to be ‘A Governor, in the place of Jobn T. Hoffman, A Lieutenant Governor, in the piace of Allen , Beach. ‘A Comptrollar, In the place of Asher P, Nichols, appointed by the Governor in the place of William F, Alien, resgued, Caual Commisaioner, n the place of Joha D. Fay. ‘4 Canal Commissioner, In the ‘place of George W. Chap- man, appointed by the Governor in the place of Oliver Bus- com, deceased. An Inspector of State Prisons, In the place of Solomon hen. All whose terms of office will expire on the last day of De- cember next. A Representative In the Forty-second Sonera of the United States for tho Fourth Congressional district, com- powed of the First ward dneluding Governor's Island), ‘econd, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Eighth wards of thé of New York. elty an Representative in the Forty-agcond Congress of the United Statea for the Fifth Congressional district, composed of Seventh, Tenth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards of the city and county of New York, Kepresentative in the Forty-second Congress of United States for the Sixth Congressional district, compore of the Ninth, Fit nd Sixteenth wardsof the city aa county of New York. ‘A Representative in_the Forty-second Congress of the United States for the Seventh Congressional district, com- pored of the Eleventh and Seventeenth-wards of the city and count county of New York. A ay frig a in the Forty-second Congreas of the United States for the Eighth Congressional district, com posed of the Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twenty-first wards Of the city and county of New York. A Reprerentative in the Forty-second Congress of the | th Con, str a United Btates for the Ninth C Of the Twelfth ward (including Island), Nineteenth ward (including Blackwell's Island, Qd Twenty-socond ward of thecity aud county of New | C COUNTY OFFICERS. Also to be elected for said county :— ‘Twenly-oue members of Atsembly, A Sheriff, to the piace of James O'Brien. ‘A County Clerk, in the place of Charies E, Loew. Three Coruners, in the place of Patrick Ii, Keenun, Aaron ‘ Cornelius Flyu rms of office Will expire on the last day of De- cember next, ‘The attention of town and city election boards, Inspectors of election and county Canvassers, 18 respectiully directed to chapter 379, Laws of 1810, herewith printed, aa to their duues under said act. Chapter 279, ctto provide for the payment of the Canal and Goneral au ___ AMUSEMENTS. VE ee -* were TAN ew rome; 4m Maeder ant MeDonn: AFFECTING AND UTIFUL HOME STORY, foundes on Feu: brated enikled, UNDER THE Enoeb Arien (a rough sailor lad}, Philip. im Captain Gilbert Wogan (xn attorney). . Ballons, Vii Annie Lee... ilies LOUISA MOO! In rebearsal, (or immediaio production, a new drama entitled SO AS STR written expressly for Air, Lawrence , by Mr. Jamed urchased from sid Siekele parchas m sidewalk speculators will be ro" wd Benoenberx. RAND OPERA HOUSE, Corner of Twenty-third stroet and Eighth avgnas. JAMES FISK, Ju. Of the wonderfw artiste er in bie, VIENNOISB hasan one SE VIEEROY BALLET AN! PANTOMIME TROUP! BALLEF AN PANTOMIME TROUP! RREES HIT ENSE HIT oe FRENCH QUADRILER FRENOU QUADKILLE, CHAMPAGNE GALO! CHAMPAGNE GALO! fn the new comic ballet TALA, THE JUGGLER'S DAUGHTER, hI BITALA .ssee0.- ee ee cates tate ieeens DETERS To commence with a beauti! baaccrye lelange LVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICK, } MONDAY, ANOTHER BENSATION, y in three acts. A inal dramatic apd (antastio Kalle, endaix permed by Mat reel THE DEMON OF THE NIGHT, + - also at Schire ern virenaweay "rie Hallway Ticket Olles, corner mei way, and Erle Ratiwi Prairaiane tition oinitertion — LYMPIO THEATRE, FULL AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENOES. RB. JAS. A. NEWLY ORGANIZED COMIC OPERA COMPANY, together with GEO. L. FOX, , FIRST MATINEE THis DAY AT 2. LITTLE FAUST. SPLENDID COMPANY. NEW SCKNERY, NEW COSTUM Pee crore AND AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA, MEPHISTO AND THE ARAB Mra. JAS. A. gage ithe head of the ac! Mr. GEO. L, TE NTS RECU RED AT THE BOX OFFICE FOR MATINEES AND EVENING PERFORMANt TWO WERKS IN ADVANCE, Orchestra Chairs (Matinoes)....+« ws0ee-ONE DOLLAW To be had at the box ofice up toi P. i.” OD's MUSEUM, AND MENAGERIE. | 201 Ov! re TYPIMST AND LARP WEEK OF TRE SEARO, im STILL ANOTHER NEW DRAMA. y MONDAY, August 22, every day at 2 and evening at & ‘until further nol noUCeLBERT W. AIKEN'S ew sensation drama, adapted from the Fresa’ af Alerande jumas, entitled a >a EART OF GOLD, EART OF GOLD, GOLD, we ew scenery, costumes, properties and an unapproaeh_ able cast, nat 26, day and event FRIDAY ANETT OP ALBERT W. AIKEN, / SATURDAY, August 27--Last appearance of ALBERT Wy DAY, Keptember 6, wil! inangurate the opening of the’ fall and writer rena Yrith the beautiful and primed artiste w drama by Tom Taylor, Esq., delog tion, entitied, AND'CROWN. M iE Who wt rine OPERA BOVSE. ~t ILD AND cRiihd TINE. mn WILD AND ENGLE NAMINEE. HNNY WILM), JOHNNY es }e great Ethioptaa Oomique. th . JENNY ENGLER b lancet PASTOR" WIL SEYMO! EW AL NNIE GREY, WILD AND DOMPANY Al ry x WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, "3 MUSEUM, [D™ KABN'S MUSED, away, OPPOSITE ASTOR ' PLACE. Noone should visit New York without passing nn howe at Dr. KAHN’S Magniticent Museum—the mow aticuctive ld beautiful in PAD AILSSION ST cars, rom 10 to til OP a dally Te Broadway, opposite Astor place. HE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUBIC, (T™ SS LRoaDWarAND ts FIFTH AVENUE! BROOKLYN RANCH, 128, 190 and 182 (new No. 12, 104 wind 106) Court, Dear State street (Chartered in 1853 un.ler spectal law}, RE-OPENS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1870, for Instruction fn atl branches of vocal and inatrumental and composition. and the modern langnages, :-OLASSES 410 AND $15 PER QUARTER. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION §% FER QUARTER, Several eminent professors bave been A. NORMAL DEFADTRENT HAS ALSO DEER ADDED, Th sit be open and ef read; Applicaticns to be ELITE STREET, NEW YORK, 9 URT, NEAR STATE STREET, ROUKLY: FEDS ART GALLERIFS—NOS, 817 AND 819 BROA! 4 way—Free exhivition of af Private sale, NO THEATRICAL MANAGERS, A large and constantly sock of ncreaging woop curs, = “so from fresh aud origi Gestgne, on hand at the METLOPOLATAN JOH PRINTING OFFICE, 97 Nesenn street, Olt Herald Buiding. 1 Palotings and Statuary —, An fund Debt, for which the toils are pledged by the constitu. n, Passed April 2, 1870—three-fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented tn Senate and As ably, de enact as follows nae SEOTION mmissioners ofthe Canal Fund are hereby authorized and direct St ch d to borrow, on the credit of m of money a# may be necessary for the paying and extinguishmg the canal and generai fund debt, for whica the tolle aro piedged, as provided by sections one, two and three of article seven of the conatiti- tion, The Treasurer te authorized and directed to iseue aud deliver to the sali Commissioners, us required by them, reglee | tered or coupon bonds of this State, hasing elglitern yenrs to Tun, bearing six per cent mtercst, payahie semi-annually, for such amount as may be required by sald Commissioners, for the purpose aforesald. Cpou the receipt of the eald bonds the raid Commissioners shall sell the same to the highest bidder at uot less thar either by advertising for genie proposals fn the usual manner or kt public auction, upon | such notice us the auld Commissioners may deem best, the money thus obtained is hereby apyrovriated 0 pay and ex. tinguish the canal and general fund aeuts, a8 they way exist when this act shall become operative. 8 A State tax shall be annually levied and collected) ent to pay the interest on such moneys as shail be bor- rowed under this act, and, In addition thereto, to provide for an annual contribution suilicient to create and estabilah a sinking fund, winlet shall yay and discharge, withla elshteea years, the princlpal of the debt created mader the provisions of this act. But, in case the Leg! ire shail annually ro* Vide und appropiate any toneys from the canal olla or otherwise to the payment of “any portion of the in- terest on sich debt, or such contribution to the sinking fund aforennid, the tax hereby directed shail be enforced only to the extent which may be necessary aud sudicient for the pur- pose aforesaid. SEO. 3, When the sald canal and general fund debts shall have been paid, or fully provided for in pursuance of section lof this act, the Canal Bourd shail thereupon and there- after bave full power, from time to time, to fix, reduce the rates such manner and ate, and to pre- (it abail be the duty of the uthority In such way as to secure is of this State the greatest practicable amount of rs said Board to exercise th: to the tonnage and transportation; and the Legisiature, f ance with the requirements of section 3 of the ‘seventh are tile of tue constitution, declares {ts concurrence in #uch ad Justmect and reduction as the Cana: Board may deem ad- Visable in the exercise, from time to time, of the authority hereby v “and conferred. Sro.4. This act shall be submitted to. the propio at the next general ele to be held inthis State, in November next. ‘The Inspec f election in the diferent election districts in this Su ai! provide at each poll, on sald elec- tion day, a box suial Lorm for the receptlon of the bval- lois herein provided; and each and every State anay present & ballot on which wil be printed o written, or partly printed and partly writte: lowing forms, namely :—"For the act t te to profide fof the payment of the eanal ‘und, general fund | del or “Against the act tocreate a State debt to provide for the payment of the canal and general fund debts.” The said ballots shall be eo tolded as to conceal the contents of the ballots, and shail be endoreed “Act {u relation to the canal and general fund debts,” Bro. b. After nally closing t Inspectors thereof aba!l immedi Ment, proceed to count and can: lation to the propor ty to th by law required to canva und thereupon shall ret d length, the whole number of votes given “For greats’ aState debt,” aud the whole number of vote “Against the act to create a State debt,” and certif, subscrive the same and cansé the copies thereof to be made, certiied and delivered as prescribed by law in respect of Yhe | canvass of votes given at an election for Governoy And all the provisions of law iu relation to elections other thau (or ysditary and town officers shail apply tothe subsission to | the psople heroin provided for. Sno, 9, The ecretary of State shall, with all convenient | erned In notify! in id wb “} i tranemit the seven of this act shall na One, two and tures of this 7 shall take € oats wh orgs bys people, as Lere Inbefore provided, apectiuliy yours, Me, Ti. A. NELSON, Secretary of State, Suxnirr’s Orriox, Nnw Count hover, CITY anv County oF Naw Yori august certs the foregoing to be « true copy of the ériginal no, Wee of cection received by me this day from the Recretary of . JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff of the city and county of New York. ch officers. Sections four, five, Immediately ; by Publishers of newsps eepecial. {ll not Lusert this advertisement soto do, See chi \ JAM. port ANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN inter ‘able and scientific subject to ive for, are delivered eum of Anatomy, ‘Thy N OLD, GENUINE ITALIAN VIOLIN, WELL KBPT tn pert brillant tone; for sale Uunmediateiy, for $76, 268 618 | yea 1 | tween Second and hit NEW LORK MCSEUM OF ANATOMY, ron d wa: (Established 1818) # 618 ——. 618, bly We are teartull it} 618, wonderfully mad 1 618 ——_—- 618 The Beauties, Wonders and Monstroatties of — 18) 618 the Human and Animal Creation to be seen at G18 one visit. os, ordi seni cnnnceitinea N TH EVENING TELEGRAM, | THE LATEST RELIABLE CABLE 5 DESY ATCRES FROM BERLIN, PARIS AND LOSDORN THE EVE: wal ig aes MOKNING is EVENING TELEGRAM, TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE COUNTRY. ul partes wanting THE EVENING TELEGRAM can hare ft addiessed to them for i cents a mantd or @@ re 5 PUBLICATION OFFICE, 9 NASSAU STREET, LOOK FOR FRIDAYS WAR CARTOON. 0 THEATRICAL MANAGERS, ‘A large aad constantiy {ue WooD curs, from freth and me denigna, on hand at thi METROPOLITAN JO! een] ing stock of the PRINTING OFFICE, Naseau street, Old Herald Buiiding, ; PIANOVORTES. i Bie Andes cel seNa See Aone REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BARKNES* Premium Pianofortes; also extensive assortment of second band Pianos, Grands, arew and Uprights, Chickere Ing’s other celebrated makers; on tnstalmente at cash prices JOHN ©, BARNES, 147 Eighth street, near Broade ay. j A GREAT OFFER... HORACE WATERS, 481 BROAD. way, will dispose of 100 Pianos, Melodeons aud Organs of atx Grkt clase makers, at extremely low prices for cast during this month, or will take from $5 to $3 monthl; aid. "The samo to let, and rent money applied if p ew Chickering Pianos are included ia this offer, CHIOKERING GRAND PIANPORTE, WIT EVERY A fibre nent, at a great eacritice for oaah. A roan nocarte. « Tosewood only i 00, BIVDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway, A SPLENDID CHICKERING PIANO FOR BALE AP bmit the original cost.—Round corners, aoven obtave, Call at No. #65 Kast 16th street, sel wenues, ‘ventine bottom, de. GANT CARVED DOUBLE ROUN ano, used a iittle; b DECKE Ry 66 Bleocker etreet, on8 Liock east from Broadway. MAGNIFICENT, RIOULY CARVED, FOUR ROUND corners, rosewood 74 octave Pianoforte, made to order only seven monies tn j1se, will be suid for #27 lor, Chamber and Dining Yurniiure at ball cos 12 East Teuth atroct, one block west way, betwoon Caiversity place and Fitth avexie D SEVEN A porty of private family, ot Bro: SUPERB STEINWAY TIANO, CHEAP FOR CAstt; ag, SMO TIRNON for B50, TH, 100. Bs, BLso, wre, sev 255, $250, $270, $300; awle and rent, at V NDID Bleecker street. A. BRILMANT TONED | 4 OOTAVE ROSEWOOD Pianotorte, the property of a private family declining Housekeeping, in use xix months, cont 700, for Gah; Glool Pover; Box (ar shipping. Call nt private resicence 113 Weat ty-veventh street, near Sixth GREAT REDUCTION In PRICH OF FIRST CLASS — celnwas o Pianot—A tne Sieinway, lee. Ares, clnas th ‘ Vianos, ble - Masteenth atreet, next the coracr of Mirth avenue. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, MADE to order, celebrated maser, fully gustantend; Bionthe; cost Suid, for 260, Varlor Sulla Ftugeres, Yookcase, Paintings, Sliver Ware, Dt. hing Furnitures baif original cost, Property fa leaving! elty. Ru Wot Fifteenth et, near Sixth aveano, A LADY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SACRIFICE AA. for cash, lots than hall tts original coat, beauti(ul roxe- wood 7 octave Planoforte; celebrated makers; modern. line provements; carved loge, 28 Third street, ‘ PUEGANT, ROSEWOOD 744 PIANO, ONLY — #13 Yj great bargain; magaiticent gz having carve All latest tmprovements; Weber's make. Great sac EB GORDON. 199 Bleeaker otseet, near Nacdousal |