The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1871, Page 13

HOLDEN'S IMPEACHMENT. Hatements of Two of the Men Who Were Hanged and Beaten. Proceedings—Large Throng of Spec- tators—Prosonce of Witnesses for the Prosecu- tion—Senator Edwards Challenged by De- -fence—Ben Butler Quoted as am Authority— Sharp Debate—Tho Chicf Justice Decides Againat the Defence and the Senator is Sworn—Another Response and Reyli- eation—Remarkable Statements of Two of Kirk’s Victim’s—A Man Tied to a Horse and Beaten for Ten Miles and Another Hanged Until Nearly Dead. Rateron, N. C., Feb, 1, 1871. The Court of linpeachiment met at twelve M., and the proceedings were opened with the usual pro- elamations of “Oyez! O yez! Oyez! All persons are commanded to keep silence on pain of tmpri- sonment while the Senate is sitting as a court on articles of Impeachment against W. W. Holden, Gov- ernor of North Carolina.” ‘This was pronounced by Mr. J. J. Robertson, doorkeeper, with a full and elear intonation of voice, that immediately com- manded the attention of the lobbies and galleries, ‘The attendance was thin in the front gallery usually eecenpied Ly ladies, but the side galleries—that par- ticularly on the left—were thronged with an eager crowd of spectators. On the left the dark element prevatled—that galiery was literally packed ; ana the lobbies underneath were filled with witnesses, spectators, &c. The proceedings opened by a CHALLENG: on the part of the defence against Senator Edwards, of Granville, who lad been admitted since the organization of the court. They contended that the Senator not having been present in the begin- Bing bad now no right to participate in the proceed- ings 0: the conrt, quoting the constivation of North Carolina as their authority, They denied there was any precedent in the case, and claimed the Senator Rad no right to vote as a member of the Court of Impeaciment, Governor Graham, for the prosecu- fion, answered, and proved conclusively that, as a menber of the Senate, Mr. Edwards was not only entitled, but it became his duty as a Senator to par- tetpate in the proceedings of the court. It was a duty he owed to bis constituents, and one he could mot conveniently shirk. The Senate consti- tated the Court of Impeachment, whether any member was absent or present, on any particular day, and the iight of challenge was inadmissible. The dofence then reverted to their former argument, quoting manager Ben But- Jer—an authority by no means popular or reliable ta this court, Tue diMculty in the matter consisted princtpaily in the fact thas Senator Edwards isa conservative Senator who successfully contested the seat of a radical, The latter was unseated and Ed- wards was admitted, making the censervative side of the House two over the required two-thirds ma- jority toconvict, Judge Merrimon, for the prose- oution, made quite a lengthy and able argument, quottng English and American authorities to show that the right of challenge against a Senator as a member ot the Court of Impeachment was not ad- mussible. The Chief Justice, at the close of the ar- guments, decided that we objection of the delence ‘was not well taken, and that the Senator was cleariy entitled to act as a member of the Court of Impeach- ment; whereupon Mr. Edwards was called to the clerk's desk and sworn. ‘The Governor's RESPO! to the eighth articie of impeachment was then pre- sented by the counsel for tie defeuce, It was quiie brief and consisted ina general denial of the alle- gations coutained ii that article, particularly that recently made in changing the name of *Neathery’’ for “Kerry,” Which was termed the new allegation, On moon of the managers the Court of Impeach- aneut tien took a recess in order to obtain jrom ie House of Representatives a REVLICATION, which was agreed to. At the expiration of that time tbe managers reappeared and fled their repil- cation, Which was in substance a reaverment of their sormer one, which stated that notwithstanding the Governor's respose he was guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors, Tne 18SU6 BEING NOW JOINED the Senators were resworu, and tie court was at jast actually ready to proceed with the real business before tem. ‘The witnesses for the prosecution are all ready, and to-werrow, after the opening speech by Mr. Sparrow, chairman of the managers, the ex- amination will commence. At two P. M. the Court adjourned. THE WITNESSES. The hotels and boarding houses of the city are Mlied with witnesses, boun lor prosecution and de- fence. At the yarborough House are quartered nearly ali the leading citizens of Laswell county who were arresicd aud imprisoned by the bandit Kirk. Among them | notice Mr, Samuel P. Hail, Judge Garr, Ur. Yancy, Messrs, Grinitn, Wiley, Jones, Bowe and others. Mostof kirk and Bergen’s victins are here, and in order tat the pubiic might have a iore- taste through the columns of the HanaLp of the evi- dence on Holden’s impeachment trial I interviewed, er rather beld a preliminary examiuation oi seve- ral. The first was ¥. A. WILEY, BX-SHERIVE Of Caswell county, who states that he was working @lone in his tovacce field, 10 July last, when he was approached by six armed men, babtied im the unl- form of United States soldiers. They levelled their muskets at him and demauded his immediate sur- render, He asked permission to go to bis house and change his clothes, as those he had on were filiny with tobacco smut. The oliicer of the party (Ber- gem) said “No, d—n you. Come on as you are,’? Wiiey then begged to be allowed vo see his family, promising laituiully to accompany them. “Ne, you're a d—il scoundrel, and you must come along now.’? Thereupou Wiley prepared to st, and struck at the men rizht and lett with his fists, Knocking three down; but with the aid of ence rails he was soen overpowered. They then placed him on a bare-backea hoise, tying lus leet under: neail the body of tie animal, and im that position ol torture whipped nim with sticks the entire dis- tance 0: ten milics to Yanceyyile. Whiey is one of the leading citizens of the coumy, 1s & powerfully built and highs, irited gentieman, bat groans were forced trom him by the terrible punishment of that day. Wien they reached Yanceyville the enure m- side of his legs Was wet and his shin blistered, for the weather was quite hot in July. He sank with exhausuon on the doorstep of the court house at Yanceyviiie, but Bergen coming up at the time Bald:—"Get up, you d—d scoundrel, sow dare you git down in my presence ?”” . He was kept in almost constant solitary confine- ment, but Irequently they weuid send six armed men who would stand over him in the cell tor hours with their bayouets at the charge on him, and he was daily threatened with death by etther Kirk or Borgen, LUCIAN H. MURRAY, of ail, is perhaps (he most unfortunate of the victims Of the flend Bergen, tor beyond a doubt Bergen is & combiuation of everything Vicious, degraded and contewpuble, Kirk Wasa timid sort of desperado, who was always in anagony of terror when engaged In what he well Knew to be an aolawful proceeding. Bergen was an arrant coward, buy a tyrant, who gloated over the tortures of his victims, and the more tntense the latter the more flerce his joy. Mur- ray is a young man, of respectavie lamily, residing in Alamance county. He was arrested among nearly one hundred others in the same county by Bergen His statement is as follows:—I Was lying in a tent a the camp as a prisoner one might avout eleven o'clock, when Bergen came to the door with a lignt and sald, “Murray, is that your? 1 said “Yes, it’s me.” He then went away and remained absent About five minutes, when he returned without any light and seizing me by the feet he said, “Murray, get up and ceme out here.” I asked, “Can | put on my shoes?"? # “No, you won't Want shoes long,” he repiled. I then went out and Bergen conducted me to his tent, upon entering Which I saw three men standing wiih pistols in thei hands. vergen sat down on Lis bed and threw his pistol beside nin, “Now, Murray, tell ail you know about the hanging of Wyatt Outlaw,” said Bergen. Know nothing about it,” | replied. you're a d—d ilar, and if you don’t confess Th bluw your heart out.” Bergen as he said this lot up and cocked his pistol, When the other turee en also cocked thelr pistols, “DN give you another chance. Did you net see Dolph Boars hang Oudaw ?’ said Bergen, “No, Fdid uot, dud 1 know nothing about tt,” 1 in replicd. Bergen then leveiod Nis pistol at my mast, and the olller tree followed his example, He again asked me the same question, and Lan- Bwered as before. He Ulen said “Rogers and Patou knew nothing until they were hanged; then hey could tell ail about it.” Tarning to one of the men he said, “Geta rope.” The man i a rope apd tied if around my neck. 'y arms Were tien pinioned, and, taking hold ot the rope, Bergen led ime to tie Woods, about one hun- dred yards from ihe comp, followed by ule other bhree men, All With tei pistols, I was then placed nader the limb of a tree, over which the rope was thrown. ow tell ail you Know about (he tan, ng of Wyatt Outlaw, or wl break your d—n neck,? Bad Bergin, “Lhave toul you a L know, and that is nothing.” “ruil iw ap,” sald he to the men. ‘The rope was Wen gradually tighteved until L wags lifted of the Tount. 1 Was kept there apout one imiuute and a fais, and when lowered was not able te speax for same time, 1 was choked, “Now, confess, d—2 yen; or Pit break your neck the next time,” and to ‘he men he satd:— ‘ly this acoundrel don’t confess this time hang him and leave him there until morning, and then bury is body right here.’’ «Are you ready to confess 7’ he said. “1 have nothing to confess,’ I answered, ‘Pull him up,” ordered Bergen. ‘This time I was jerked up suddenty and ke: gl ng giving me great pain. How long I was hangin ¢ n’tsay. I soon decame unconscious, and when I next regained my seuses I wassitting on theground leaning against the tree. ‘Two men and Bergen were there with their pistols in thetr hands, I almost re- grotted I had not died, as I feared they would in subject me to the same ierrible ordeal, ers gen ordered me to get up, but L was unable and one of the men assisted me. I was conducted back to my tent, Bergen telling me on the way that wT ever divulzed what had been done that aight he would blow my heart out, They did not subject me to these tortures any more after that. 1am nota member Of any secret political or ‘enization, and never have been. I never saw a bia Klux tomy kuowledge, What my offence consisted in I don't knew, I was imprisoned about onc menth. ‘There are two ouners—W liam Patton and George S Kogers—who received the same treatment at the hands of Bergen as did Murray, THE ALEXANDER WILL GASC—A CORAEGTION BY THE CON~ TESTANT, New Yorg, Feb. 6, 1871, To THe Rprror ov THR HeRaLD:— In your issue of yesterday, in remarking edlto- rially on the Taylor will case, you Incidentally speak of the “Alexander will case,” and yon state that it “resulted in the contestant—the daughter of the deceased—Mrs. Burke, recovering & large amount of the property which had been fraudulently alienated from her.’ In this you are in error, Wiitle there is ho doubt that the mystery Interwoven with the case was dispelled through the searching examination “permitted, encouraged and sustained by Mr. Hutchings’ relings as Surrogate,” the exami- nation before the Surrogate was not in re- spect to the will of my fatner, for that had months before been admitted tu provate, but was an examination for tue purpose of discovering the whereabouts of my father’s estate. The evidence clearly showed that my father died in this elty pos- wessed of at least $0,000 personal property, and the Surrogate decided that 1 was entitled to it; but by Feason of litigation by the Gardners and their family connections, the Graits and others, in other courts, over which, of course, the Surrogate las no control, Thave been kept out of my rightful property. Al- though my father has been dead within a few days of iwo years, and he is known and proved to have been worth some $60,000, to Which the Surrogate says { am entitled, the lamentable and outrageous fact stands out that theugh by his will, ef which [ am sole devisee and executrix, be gives me all his property, I have not yet received one cent of it. My father’s will of which J speak 1s entirely in his ewn handwriting, irom beginning to end, and is on file in the Surrogate’s ofice of New York. I would not trouble you witi this letter were it not for the fact that I may be dajured in certain quarters by the Statement that Ihave actually recovered much of the very property which 1 am now seeking to secure. Dg rte in which I expect to recover that which the Surrogate has emphatically decided Il am eutited to, Yours very truly, VIRGINIA ©, BURKE. JOURNALISTIC NOTES. {tis stated that a magazine for the Old Fellows of iin Ws shortly besiarted, to be published at Coun- cil Bluns, A new paper will make its appearance at San Jose, Cal., in afew days. Itis to be called the Bven- tay Guide, Colonel G, I. Young, proprietor aud editor of the Buckeye State, New Lisvon, Obie, died very sud- dently last week, In consequence of the cold and tho dilapidated character of the building, whtch allows the piercing, cutting wind to sweep through the crevices, render- ing it unpossible to set type, the Middlesea County (N. J.) Democrat had to delay publication several days last week. Mr. Scranton, proprietor of the Scranton, Pa., Re- puoitcan, was sued ior libel by Join Jessup, for gay- ing that the character of the latter’s house was none of the best. The case was tried at Wilkesbarre last Suits are now pending, for the delay in whch Lam | wi bh, and resulted in a verdict of acquittal, the ate bearing the costs. i INSTRUCTION. T PAINE’S BUSINESS COLLEGE (ESTABLISHED 1849), 62 ery.—Bookkeeping, Arishmetic, «higher bor niet ma ia Pilg poen Germans Freneh, Latin uéiat uri 4 24 writing Less .” Ladies’ i ment. Day and evening, peers tes, enh T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUR, AA. opposite Cooper Instivate--Book keeping, Writing, Arith- metic, Short Hand, English, German, French, Latit, Bpan- ish. Private leesona, day and evening, Ladies? department. Telegraphy practically taught. A CHANCE KOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS ZX to learn tel hing’ for #20.’ THOMPSON'S. Tele- raphing Lustitute, 20 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Insti- jute. Day and eveaing. Demand for operators. T TOWNSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 18 BOWERY, private Instruction, day ant evening? Bookkeeping’ Spencerian Penmanship, Arithmetic, French, German, Spanish, Shorthand, Mathematics and English. Ladies? epartnent, ‘Telegtaphy by ar. experienced operator. YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS VISITING governess or teacher of the elementary branches ina private school in New York or Brooklyn, Address D. Spring atreet Post oftice, ee LADY SPEAKING FRENCH AND SPANISH fluently will give lessons in English to forelgners on moderate terms. Address M. D. P., Herald office. VENING *LESSO;} y Keeping, ‘Arithmat 5 Bro BUSINESS WRITING, BOOK- &c.; DOLBEAR'S Commercial Coltege, 55 Broadway, corner Elzuteenth street, is open day and evening. Special aieation in penmanship’ fs given to business men and cierks. StiTness, cramping or tremblin, entirely removed in a few lessons and an elegant, rapid busk ness hand given. [gente IN SIXTY LESSONS—$5 PER MONTH; conversation ; families attended; beginners read, trans: Jate an answer in French; at home 2 to 3, ae. Prof, JOSEPH J. GRIERRE, 47 West Twenty-fourth B40, FENGHISH, BUSINESS — EDUCATION AND . Board, per ten weeka. Plano, French and Spanish, School long sianding; location, Connecticut, Address ABEL WHITLOCK, Herald ollice, URNITORR, A NAQSIFICENT SATIN BROOATEL DOUBLE PAR lor Suit, made to order for #675, for $25; one do, for 0; one dd. #05; one Walnut.reps Suit, #4; rosewood und ant “Chamber Suits, trom B60; Velvet, Brussels Carpets, from 50 cents; Pianoforte, Paintings, Bronzes, Curtains Dining Furniture, at yrent gacrifice for’ cash. Private: rest dence 12 Hast Tenth sitect, one block west of Broadway, be: tween University piace and Fifth avenue. A. PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING will sell ali their Parlor, Chamber, Dining Furniture, meriiice: magniticent Pompadour Suit, cost $600, for B20: 3 Pan Paintings, Bronzes, Carpets, Curtains, Cail before purchasing elsewhere, est Fifteenth street, near Sixth ayenu ‘T INLAID BEDROOM | sviT. Cos’ i rich Parlor Suite, cost $600, for #175 ;.Carpots (rom 50 cents yard upwards. Private est Twenty seventh street, near Sixth avenue, URNITURE, CARPET AND BEDDING AT REDUCED prices, Housekeepers supplied with abore on easy ier O'FARRELL'S Warerooms, 90) Eighth avenue. ‘Monthly and weekly payments taken, URNITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING, Housekeepers supplied with the above ‘on easy terms. Payments weekly or monly, KELLY & CO, Corner Twenty-Hfth street and Sixth avenue. " MISCELLANEOUS, (oRss CURED, FIFTY CENTS EACH; BUNIONS, Bad Nalis, &c., cured/by Dr. RICE, 205 Broadway, cor: ner of Fulton atrect, and 243 Fulton Brooklyn, Annihilator cures corns OOD TO FAT—COLD OR WARM, No bone or gristle - pure beef, tet, corner of Clarke, unions, Ac. ; 50 cents. Ne ork and Text Beef Preserving Company, 16 Cedar sircet. SLOTE & NEs, Stationers, Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers, 93 Fulton atreet, ' Blank Books made to pattern. TUK TRADES, GOOD JOB COMPOSITOR WANTED AT 29 ANN street, GOOD CIGAR MAKER WANTED. APPLY AT 180 Christopher st. BOY WANTED—T0 MAKE WOODEN BOXES; AA. one that has worked in. carpenter's shop. Appl BALL & CO., 91 Liberty st., top tor, mi, eres to PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER WAS A bys Broadway and Band ? o'clock, ready for wo AX. tXPk Ni DRAUGHTSMAN AND PRACTI- AX cal but enuagement with ad architect. Ad- TED—AT BRA- st. Apply this day, between dress \OMPOSITORS.—TWO-THIRDERS | WANTED IMME f,qiliatelys oM good works at 19 Light at, Inquire for the printer. NARPENTRY.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN J avout 18 years of axe) and lately arrived from the Vid Country, desires to learn the carpentry or some oth trade, Gail on or addreus T. GIBBONS, 147 West Tet MOgsPERS WANTED—BY THE HOWE MacHINE ©0,, Bridgeport,jConn, Heral MATCH MAKER WANTED—A PIRTT CLASS MAN, TO gp to Indianapohs, Ind. Apply to or address ALBRICE COLES & CO., No. 6 Liverty place, ANTED A GUOD JOBBING W ADOWNey «EM ITINS, 33 Nass Wanzen. N EXPERIENCED GLI 1 8b Bi ference, bax Want D—A SUGAR BOLL TO GO TO MATANZAS, Ca miu be abio ta stain molaasen ba the "pan & Gorman preferred. Apply to MONAB & HATLTN, 86 John V ANTED--A SMART BOY OR YOUNG MAN WHO has lad exper ¢, fo make himself generally usefal wa Joh printing oie. App ir CARLES EYMERIDUE, CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. T WALDRO! 1, THIRD AVENUE, AY ytuttam' see atte asorthont of Tenement Proper and Second and Third avenue store Property, at very mode- rate prices, And Private Dwellings. BARGAIN.—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH i Pee] oc on ‘Thirty-et hth eet ‘Wx'0xi00, contain- ing bildard tal 0.5 . hi EXUBERT BELLAMY, No. 8 Pine street. A EXECUTORS SALE OP THE DWELLING, WITT + Furniture, No. ford nyvesant aquar iot in feo. "Aino, by sume eatute, No. 0 Bust Ninth ct between Broadway and University place, full sized Hou and Lot; leasehold. Also the six at marble Easaee No, 14 Broadway, %6x100, opposite the St, Nicholas Hotel ; lot 1a fee. Apply duly to V. K. STEVENSON & SON, IT Pine at. ‘A TIRS? OLAgs HOUSE, ON FIFTY-FIRST STRERT, betwoen Fifth and Sixth avenues, for sale; Immediate possession, . A. J. LYNCH, 73 and 74 Cedar street. A —THREE FRAME HOUSES, HITHh STREET, ON + line of Lexington avenne oxtension ; three stories engl, inigh stoope, all improvementa; 25,000, HASTIN COLVIN & SCOTT, No. 4 Pine street, SPLENDID CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT—ON Broome street, near Broadway ; will leave all the pur ehare money on mortgage for 4) yeare it required. M.A. J. LYNCH, 72 aud 44 Cedar street, FIRST CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY ON BROAD- way, Beekman, Pearl, Worth, Greenwich, Woorter, Grand, and other good Jocations for sale and to leane, . A. J. LYNCH, 72 and 74 Cedar street, FAgroRy, PROPERTY IN SIXTH STRERT, NAAR nt avenie, with Fngine wnd Rollers, Heatiig Appa- ratus, &c., in complete order, for gale low, with immediate possesston ; suitable for any Inanufacturing business; terma easy. E.G. LOCKE, 14 bighth strect, opposite Clinton Hall POR, SALE OR TO LET STORE 8 FRONT STREBT, near Coentlos altp; porsesnion immediately. 3 WM,"&'B, A. ORUIKRHANK, 8) Iron ware, Pans iow HOUSE 1N HARLEM FOR SALE. FIRST clasa brown stone House, neatly and newly furnished, Inquire at the Real Eatate ofiee, 145 East 129th street, be- tween Third and Fourth avenues, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH stoop brown stone House, full width, in West Forty. ninth street, near Filth avenue; terms ‘easy. Inquire of ob, AN JHOTEN , 78 Cedar street, FOR, SALE-AN ELEGANT BROWN STONE DWPLL- ing, four story high stoops, 24x603100, In Seventy eighth Street, near Madison avenue. ‘The house {a jst finishod and in complete order, KILPATRICK '& HOLMES, 4 Twenty-third street, R SAIE—A THREL STORY HIGH STOUP BRICK Dwelling, in Thirty-frst street, between Third avd Second ayenvies: wil be sold cheap. Apply to KILPAT. RICK & HOLMES, 46 East Twenty-third street. (OR SALE—IN EAST THIRTIETHL STREE An A DAR. Immediate possesaion, four story high stoop brown Hons Hoe, Sisk Poratts of A. TOURNEAT, Nort me etre por SALE—TO CLOSE AN FSTATE, THE THRE’ story and basement brick House, 117 Henry atreet. Call at Freese’s Commercial Hotel, 17 and 19° Park row, or D, THOMAS, Executor, FoR SALE—DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON Fifth and Madison avenues, near Central Park; also on the west side, near to and on the Boulevards, KILPATRICK & HOLMES, 46 East Twenty-third st. (OR SALE CHEAP—STORE PROPERTY ON THIRD avenue, near Twenty-fourth street 0 on Ninth ave- IINF, ‘657 Sixth avenue, OR SALE CHEAP—A FOUR STORY BROWN STONB House, in a. locality; let {0 floors, Inquire on the premises, No. 233 Hast Fifty-second street, MARION AVENUE HOUSES FOR SALE AND TO IML let, some elegantly furnished. M.A. J. LYNOH, 73 and 74 Cedar street, PLENDID THREE STORY WIGH STOOP HOUSE, 21% 452100, Thirteenth street, west of Sixth avenne, $10,600; brown Stone, beat block below Sixtioth, near Lexington, 816,500, LIONEL FROCHLICH, #20 Third avenue, Til WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.—HOUSE AND 4) Lot for sale in East Broadway, between Market and Pike streets, with Store, and tu gooi order; price, 15,000; $9,000 can remain on bond and mortgage, Also a nice three Story frame House on Front street, near the East river; price, pasa; $2,000 can remain on bond and mortgage. Apply to . B. PAYTEN, 105 Henry street, TH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.—A_ FI Honse and Lot on Broadway,’ near Cathart street; two more on the sano block and two en next block. Thave six in Bast Broadway, four in Henry street, two near Catharine street, two near Rutgers, one in Madison, with alleyway; one in Pike street, with Stable; two nice three story Houses in Water strect." Each house and lot pri 5.500; $2000 cash. Good chance for a, poor man to get a home.’ Ihave got’six Honses all together in Rutgers lease, 18 years, with renewul; rent Cor 4.200. Will exchange for a brown stone House up town and pay some cach. House and Lot in Oak street, near Pearl street, for gale low. Btore House in Peck siip, near East river, ‘for gale low oF exchange. Apply to J. P- PAYTEN, 15) Henry atreet, 500.72 BARGAIN, TO CLOSE AN ReraTE, b ) three stury brown stone Bouse, 220 Kast ‘orty-elghth street; fully furnisned and pleasant surround- Inga; possession at once. Terms easy. Apply to R. WHITE, Executor, 12 East Forty-sixth street, before 93g A. M. or after bP. —FOR SALE—AN ELEGANT BROWN. $14..0.00 ions trout House, three storien una halt basement, south side Eighty third street, between Third and Fourth avennes ; terms easy; sold one just like it this week ; also a number of other first class Houses in gooa locations. . W. MARSHALL, Architect, 162 Bast Fifty-seventh st. —A_ VERY COMPLETE THREE STORY $16.000.—trowa "tone "ours on" Beveu street, near Lexington avenue, for sale, on very easy . A. J. LYNCR, 7 and 74 Cedar street. € ONLY FOR A SPLENDID FOUR STORY $22,000. frown stone tous on Beckman place: pe posite the Terrace; @ most beantiful view of New York and first class neighborhood ; 86,0 cash only required, quire of WM. B. CONANT, 56 Pine $35,000. -iighstoop brown stone front Houses No, 5 East Thirtteth street. For particulars and permit apply to BUILDER, 109 West Forty-ninth street. West sides A. RESIBARLE, PNGLISH BASEMENT MODERN Dwelling, 17.6x50x100; four stories; price $18,500 icrms enay ; porsession, Thirty-ninth street, between Seventh and Eighth’ avennes, V. K. STEVENSON & SON, Il Pine street. (AW BUILDING LOTS, BETWEEN FIFSH AND SIXTH + avenues, on Fitieth street, for sale low; excavated ; Cohimbia tease; also a Printed List of V. K. STEVE ores and Dwellings. ON & SON, 11 Pine street, A. LARGE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH stoop brown stone, near Fifth avenue, above Twenty-sixth street, size Mxbx100; price, with mirrors, gas fixtures, $40,000; centrally located and'very desirable for investment. 8. B. GOODALE, Nos. 7 and 9 West 23d st. (Fifth Avenue Hotel.) FOUR STORY RIGH STOOP (MODERN FRI coed) brown stone Houre, 20.10x56, lot 100 feet, Forty- ninth street, between Fifth aveone and Hroadway, $31,500; terms easy.” V, K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street, FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT brown stone front, on Fifty-thira street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues; basement, parlor and second floors very fine hard wood finish ; conventences complete; terms to suit. Address HOUSE, box 178 Herald oftive, A NINTH AVENUE, WEST SIDE, 100 FEET NORTH ZA. of Fifty-teventh street, 75x100, for sale low; nelghbor- hood unexceptionadle. | Prica low, V, K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street, -THE CHEAPEST LARGE FIRST CLASS BRICK + Factory Property in the erty, on the weet side, for sale, Five stories, 40x100, with two Lots adjoining; contains one engine, two’ boilers, the main shat and ail the steam heating apparatus; it is well calculated fora machinist, piano, cons fectionery or furniture factory, having two drying houses connected, and allm splendid’ condition; gas all through. Must be sold. Not much cash required. J. CLARKE, 203 Broadway A QOTTAGE POR SALE-NO, 02 WEST FIFT AA. third street; is in pertect order and haa the impr inents, For particulars apply to BUILDER, 109° West Foriy-ninth street, NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE AA for svlo On West Vorty-elylith street ;26x56x100; fimished in hard wood; every way first class; $40,000, ALBERT BULLAMY, No. 8 Pine street. FIFTH AVENUE CORNER PLOY FOR SALE— Tg xV il LARGE PLOT OF GROUND ON THIRTEENTIL street, near Eighth avenue, 125x112, with Buildings and Stables, will be sold tow. Apply to BLACKWELL & MARKS, 65 Liberty etreet. \HARLES MACRAE'S OFFICE, GROUND FLOOR, Cedar street, corner Nassau, conspicuous and conven- Property at falr prices readily disposed of. FOR SALE—A THR“E STORY HOUSE IN FIFTIETH treet, bet Columbia Coll main, Apply to the owner, T treet, leaachold; price $20,000; $1200 can 'HOMAS STEVENSON, 27 Wall YOR SALE-VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CLINTON K place, near Fifth avenue, suitable for a hotel. F, O, BENN& TT, 88 Cnfon square, north, qrOR SAL THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK I este . 17 West Fifty-third street, 92 feet from, the cor dway aawidened. The house is 25x50x100.5, J in good order, and can ve bought aba great boranin. | Ape | ply on the premises, or of KILPATRICK & HO! East Twenty-third street. ue NOR SALE—A LARGE AND FINE ENGLISH BASE ent House on West Kwenty-second street; splen (BY mene: How West fwent a street; splendid order; all improvements; price 318,000, Jpckssiog slogans toieore, £0. JAMES R. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street. nc LE-IN WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, A i ae aanodern three atory high stoop briek Louse, plea pantly located; price $e (00; terms accommodating. Per- Tits OF A. JOURNEAY, No. t Pine street. FOR, Sale: ree ator th y hi 3 price $.6,000, A price 815.000; ver three sory bi RP eRe ay ate atoop, | 4 West 224 ston. JAM T, A GooD chborhood, 20 feet ry high stoop on Wert %th One on West 24th street, ‘est iat street, three story ._ three story high stoop, SR, BOW ARDS, Wost Lwenty-third street, Fe SALEAIN WERY TWENTY.SECOND STREET, four story and attic English basement fiouse, at the low rice of FOG; cary terms. Permits of A. JOURNEAY, 0. 1 Pine strect. Fron, sabe EIGHT LO between Fiity-minth PHAN, 18 Fu HUDSON RIVER GARDEN), Bixtieth str Apply to LOUIS ST dS, 435 AND 437 WEST ughter House, Yardy &e. 5 POR SALES THB Pers Porty-tirat siveet; a price ¢20,000.. ‘Terms JAS. R. EDWAR! (GR SALE—PROPERTY NO. , i jot 259100, with three story brick building. Will bo sol it Daye S77 West Twenty-third street. Frankiln ay., acar went, Gre enpoint. WARTEDSIN, A. FIRST | CLAS OUSTOM SinRT howe, an aealstant caster; must be capable to cut underwear and be ighly posted generally, Addresa, with (nll name, capacities aud present Cmvloyment, BIKE HOUSE, Herald ouwe. Bt a daria PHELPS, 188 Broadway, corner Cedar street. G our story Store ang bavaltag ‘my lnteregt, 28,00). 8) Paying Good BERT BELLAN No. 3 Pine street. from depot, in Kabway, Plea Middletown, Grange county, for sale;’ price $5.00 cflice, New York. and berries of all Kinds; in a thriving tows Camden and Atlantic Railroad; 30 miles south of Philadel- phia. Address box 65 Hammonton (N. J.) Post oflice. Crry REA LBSTATE FOR SALE. Went side. IXTH AVENUE INVESTMENT,—PROPERTY FOR sale,—Two or three first class Properties, worthy of the aitention of capitalixts, ALBERT BELLAMY, No. 3 Pine street. IXTH AVENUE.—1WO VERY VALUABLE CORNER suitable for any busin also a Plot, x13 feet, in ‘ent Kleventh atreet, between Fi'th and Sixth ayenuer, noth aide. Apply to WILLIAM M. GILES, 189 Sixth aver nue, corner of Thirteenth street, MAND SAFER FOR Pleage ait before RICAN STEAM FIREPROOF BAt! LARGE STOCK OP SECOND ONFECTIONERY AND [i ORRAM SALOON FOR locality ; established twelve 4 ven for selling, Inquire at 254 Bleecker at. HANDSOMELY FITTED UP SAMPLE: ROOM FOR fale cheap for cash; good jovality, Apply at 21 West Wii 37TH SY., NEAR 9TH AV., HOUSE AND 1.0) 1, 95x10... : 8.000 Hovde and Dor, x00. 5,000 B5xGUK1O0.. +005, + 18.000 '. ull improvements... . ae igh stoop Cottage; all improvements... 7b oar Hh ay., 8 Tull Lots, bach. ees 8.K0 bav., near Hith at., weat Kide, 8 Lots, + 26,00) beat HN Bau aly mar ark a4 eee <n on tween ith and ith ave, di be he's 8,00 __ AGB, & LEVY & 60.3, 271 Went dbl His none Mt “Rv. QOM STREET, BETWEEN FIeTH AND srxTHL e avenues.—Four story high stoop browa atone, 22 feet front, including Carpets, Mirrors and Gay Fixtures ; 440,000 ; paying over te per vent iuterest, ALBERT BELLAMY, No. 3 Pine str —MODERN MEDIUM $ $13.000. north side Fifty-ffth able location, front and rear, r . Or present tenant will remain, H. MAAS, 113 Water street, ‘ FOR THREE STORY HIGH sTooP $23.000 frown none toueten Wise Forty-tev- nib Street, nctuotng earpetn, mirrors. as txtnres de ALBERT BELLAMY, No. 3 Pine street, 2, HIGH STOOP vet: Miscellaneous. NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS HOUSES ON THE principal avenues and streets for anle; prices to suit avery buyer, M.A. J. LYNCH, 72 and 74 Cedar street, AT 9$10,000, $15,000 AND 000, CAN BE BOUGHT, IN first class locations, fine three story brown stone high stoop Houses. All modern Improvemenis, WALDRON & ZITTEL, 1,016 Third avenue, OR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER HO! and Lota in li parts of the efiy for sale, Parties ing for cheap and desirab'e building lots or for dwellings are Invited to cail and examine our list, KILPATRICK & HOLMES, 48 East Twenty-third st, BROOKLYN PRoparur TO A. PARTY ABOUT LEAVING FOR EUROPE OFFERS for sale u very desirable high stoop brick House, with brown stune trimmings, including Furniture and Carpet wanted ; everything tu pervect order; location West Balti between Clinton and Henry streets. For particulars inquire Walker street, second loft, or through box 4,889 Post ofiee, New York, —FOA SALE, FINE FOUR STORY STORE PROPER ty on Columbia atreet, well rented ; price 85,0201 terms ‘T. OLIVER CARTER, 66 Wall street, vasement, {OR SALE—ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, A LARG first class three story Houae on Willow street, Ino Apply to TAYLOR & STEAKNES, No. Ids FOR SALE AND ine SPLENDID MANUFACTURING PROPERTY, CON slatiog of ten Lots and substantial brick Builiings thereo! how used asa foundry, located in Brooklyn, about 1,000 feet from the Hamilton avenue ferry, and very desirable manufacturing purpose. It wili’be sold in part or together an desired, or leased on very favorable terms, Full particu: Jars with JOHNSON & MILLER, 25 Nassau street. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR LO RENT, TON, HAMILTON PARK— several Villas, one furnishe tables, gardens, ahade trees; all modern conveniences; deifhtfuliy located near ferry; 85 minutes of Wall erect. HAMILTON, 263 Broadway, or $2 Front street, SPLENDID FARM OF 60 ACRES, IN THE VIL- loge of Dayton, halfa mile from depot; all superior land; fronting on two turnpikes; commodious’ brick house, with 15 rooms, attic and cellar; apple, pear and peach orchards; abundant outbuildings’ blacksmith and wheel- wright shops, carriage factory, &e.. a choice and desirable farm ; will exchange; only 820.000 complete. FERGUSON & MANGAM, 39 Nassait street, room No. 6, N ELEGANT THREB STORY 12 ROOM HOUS! large parlors, all modern improvements, seven minutes W, haif cash; worth $6,000, LAY LOR, 69 Cedar street, owner, A BARGAIN AT ELIZABETH.—NEAT TWO STORY and extension framo House, containing tmprovements, ntly situated, near depot; only 85,000. T. OLIVER CARTER, 56 Wail street, basement. FARM OF £0 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, WITH comfortable Dwelling, three Barns, éc., situated near onl 1,500 cash required. Apply to ROBERTS & MOGUIRL, Cedar street. THE HANDSOMEST PLACE AND GROUNDS T RY A’ inthe tewn. it any country mantis Ege leretonce chasing for all its merits of situation, style and finish of lace, 4c. this is. To any party contemplating purchastn; particulars Will be sent on application to "A. AKN( - ‘OUX, Rye, RANBERRY BOG, OF 12 ACRES, IN OCEAN J county, N. J., for sale cheap. EPHRAIM P, EMSON, Collier's Mills, Ocean connty, N. J. YHEAP HOMES.—NEAT AND CONVENIENT HOUSES ) of ght rooms can be obtained at Eilzabeth, N. J within three rainutes’ walk of South street depot, far $5,000 each; half remain on bond and mortgage, Address JULIUS A. FAY, Elizabeth, N. J OR SALE—ON THE BANKS OF THE PASSAIC river, at Woodalde, a House of 12 rooms; all modern improvements, stable, one acre of land, fine croquet ground and kiteben garden; three minutes? watk from depot of New= ark and Paterson Railroad, and 10 minutes from proposed depot of Midland Raflroad.’ For terms address box 4,095 Post {OR SALE—A FRUIT FARM OF 13 ACRES, TWO Honses, Barn and Outbuildings; peaches, pears, apples near depot of avenue house; no New York propet Jandt street, room No. 8. POR SALE OR EXCHANGE—TWO_TW¢ atory tenement House in Brooklyn, 15 mi will be traled separately or together tor a dining saloon or a farm. Full particulars mornings and evenings at 173 Fulton street, Brooklyn, up stairs. one Passaic, sack, $7,000 Elizabeth, $15,000; one Middletown, $20,000; one Keynec! $16,000; one 8 $15,000; one Morriesan one Tarrytown, $20,000; one Yonkers, $32,000. en Fifth and Sixth avenues, Wxh0xI00; | a5 MEROER STREET, wart SH STREET PROPERTY FOR BALE.~A AREENWICH. SPREE ry. Buse eiecn ae VOR SALE OR TOL 2 oT ‘AT NEW COTTAGE, with three acres of good land, ituated at Leonia, on Northern Railroad of New Jersey, within five minutes’ walk ofthe depot. For further particulars apply to or address C. D, SCHOK, Leonia, N. J. OR SALE OR TO LET—THREE OR FOUR VERY handsome Residences in Westchester county, within one hour's ride of city; also one Block on Lexinstop avenue, 200x150, Apply to WALLACE BROS Toor 16, 62 William street, HE CHEAPESt AND MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY esidence in the market—One hour from New York, communication hourly; ten acres, fruit, ornamental and shade trees In abundance; house 14 rooms car age ho ‘all in good order. Apply to’or address J. , Western Hotel, Cortlandt street. 4 —FOR SALE, AT MONROK, ‘ORANGE $3.500. Bari for one week. county, on Erie Railroad, a good House and with three acres of Ground. Apply at 381 West street, CLARK, between Sand 10 A.M. and 5 and 6 P.M REAL ESTATE TO e EXCHANGE XCHANGE—BROOKLYN LOTS IN GOOD LOcA- Y tions; also 5,000 acres of heavily Timbered Land on the Great Kanawha river, junction of Seary creek, West Va. ; or would gell on ver ensy terms. NICHOLS & CAFFERTY, 93 Fourth avenue. LEGANT GENTLEMAN'S VILLA, ONE HOUR IN New Jersey; ail the conveniences and style of a Fifth encumbrance; price $40,000; exchange for tyorfarm near, Call on owner, 21 Cort- i stoop basement sub-cellar brick Dwellings, and a three jutes from ferry ; otel, iquor and OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR CITY OR BROOK- lyn property, fine Kesidence, Rutherfurd Park, $13,500 100; one Plainfield, 10,000; one ‘Hac one Paterson, $8,500; one Rahway, $15,000 ; tamford, Conn., $26,000; one Bergen Pot, fa, $18,000; one Staten Teland, 15,000 PASI, 9% Maden tane, T° EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY—ONE-HALF interest in a most valuable Patent, with Mackine Tools, &c. Address PATEN', Herald office. W STERN, LAND WANTED UPPER PART OF Wisconsin preferred, im exenange for good Property near New York. Address 'WESTILRN LAND, care of Mr. Ciark, 11 Dey street, REAL ESTATE WANTED. | —HOUSES WANTED, DESIRABLE PROPERTY, or to let, to meetthe demands of customers, Send for deacriptive blank. eee ASTINGS, COLVIN & SCOTT, No. 4 Pine street NE OR TWO FULL LOTS, LOCATED BETWEEN 0, Lexington and Highth avenues, between Fiftieth and STxtieth streets, wanted, in exchange for a four story house and full lot, let in flogra, located bewween Lexington and Fourth avenues, near Fifty-fourth street. Address BULLDER, 296 Kast Fifty-aecond street, WARTED-A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE, WITH ALL improvements, brick or stone, for cash; locatton between Fourteenth and Fiftieth atreets, and Sixth’ and Lex- fngton avenues; owners onty dealt with, Address 8, A. Herald oilice, ANTED TO PURCHASE—A FOUR STORY BROWN stcne Horse, between Nineteenth and Fortieth streets, Fourth and Sixth avenues. Address, stating location, size, price, &¢., box 4.509 Post ofMice. JANTED—TO PURCHASE, TWO RROWN STONE We Noters, in good Locatiogs, bewween Thin and Eizhis ayenues, above Fourvecnth street, from ¥16,00) to $22,008, T. OLIVER CARTER, 66 Wall street, basement. 7ANTED TO PURCHASE-—-A WELL BUILT HIGH stoop House, not leas than 20 feet front, iu a desirable location, between Fourteenth and Fifty-niuth srecis, Third and Sixth avenues, between $15,000 and $25,000. Will pay three-quarters cash; balance to remain on sec mort- » Will deal only with owners. Adare ‘stating location fad price, BOUIWELL, Herald oie. 23 STORY TIGH. STOOP, © tieth and Sixtieth streets, modern £2 feet, good nelzhborhood, abont $2,001 apply. vb, CoHYD Principals only 42 Fine street, MACHINEHY, A BOILERS AND SAW . Of practical manutac- turers direct. WOOD & MANN, Steam ‘Engine Company, 2 Cortlandt street, New York, Send for price list, STATIONARY ENGINE, 40 HORSE POWER, WITIL pilers and Steam Pamp, all in perfect order and com- rete In all appointinents, for sale at a very low Haure. Aled Toler, tne Factory containing the came, ata. moderate conveniently located and well built. J.J. TAYLOR & CO., 68 Cortlandt stree FOR, SALES TATHES, PLANERS, STRAM ENGINES Pumps and Bollera, ‘new and second +a chasers, Address or call on P,P. CARPENTER, ayenue, corner of Twenty-eighth street. FpOAovsrs PORTABLE STRAM RNOINES, Four to sixty-horse power, J. 0. HOADLICY & 46 Cortlandt and 93, % and 97 Liberty streets. ANTED-A BMEE'S BATTERY FOR ELLOTRO- Wining. “addea ELECTRONYPER, Heras vilies GOOD BARGAIN--SELDOM OFFERED, for sale, with Lease; good reas: ing, Tnquire at 836 Secon’ avenue, NEW PATENT POR SALB--PAYING $2,500 A YEAR, net on wholesale orders; will take in 1008, elothing or fancy gous; wil . VANDEKVOORT, 4b GOOD ASSORTMENT OF SAFES, NEW AND 8k ond land, best city makers, at very. low ment a atovk LIQUOR STORE ster Saloons, Billiard Saloons, Confectionery, Bakeries, Meat Min DOWN TOWN Restaurants, 0; did Restaurant aud Country Hotels, Undertaktn, MITCHELL'S cases ( jore Ageney, 77 Codar atyoet, MEDIUM AND SMALL SAFE OF HER- Marvin's and Wilder's make; also three black oaks, for sale cheap, CORSA & DEVOR, 76 Maiden lane, UOR STORE, WITIT West Forty-seventh ese Good, cor GROCERY AND Stock and Fixtures, for enle at 60 $300 WILL PURCHASE THE Kk and Fixtures of the well fitted up F street, near Bowery. GREAT OPPORTUNITY NOW OFFERE Fixtures and Lease of Liquor Store corner Second aves Aue and Ywenty-seventh street ; aplondid location, by JOHNSTON & VAN TA’ our native and resident artist specimens of the modern Knrope: will be guaranteed original. Lovers or art, come and wee. no opposition ; Apply at EINSTE: —TEA AND GROCERY SYORE FOR SALE CHEAP, Inquire at 44 Norfolic street, NOLD ESTABLISHED MILLINERY AND Store for ale; locatt catalogued, 19 our large saleerooms on Saturday 101 splendid chance to E W. SIMERS & CO., Storo Agency, ~FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, A WELL FIT si at corner, doin ROOKLYN STORES.—DESTRABLE SMALL S10R 25) Fulton avenue, cori and Dwelling 41 Failte ‘one of beat loeations for busi D, BRAINERD, OARDING HOUSE a jnrge assortment of Ho: ton. A PcTion tie Mirrors, Paint pond #treet; also Sto avenue, brick and plate glass fronts; ontagne street, corner Court. L FURNISHED, FOR nid locality, full of hoar ow lease; 18 r0 {four story building: SON, No, § Pine atreet, 8. ¥. house furnished less than Drawing Room Suits, covered green and gold, erimaon chance for making venient to four lin sion any time. stands in Dutchess county, N.Y. quire of B, W. WING, 284 Washington street, New York, AL FIRST CLASS French Pastry and Confectionery Ketablishment, in good ventral location; a bargain if sold Immediately, NICHOLS & CAFF CTIONERY,—FOR ERTY, 93 Fourth avenue. at 18 Liberty and 111. a very fine assortment (the i of Houseuolt aud Oftice Furanure, Carpets, Bede and Bed- ding, Oiteloths, Glasaware, Crockery, Cutlery, Plate, Fancy Goods, Kitchen Articies, de, RUG STORF.—ONE OF THE BES’ in Brooklyn for sale; a great bargain Apply to HALE, 61 Ano sireei, New York, ISTILLERY STORE-—WILL BE SOLD AT HALF ITS ‘as proprietor has to go Weat; must be suid; this Is a vargain; no agenta il Herald odice, DRUG STORES if sold this week. low rent; price $40) need apply. Address P., box PIRST CLASS RY AND TEA STORE FOR 3 years’ lease; will be sold Apply at 274 Ninth avenne, ebeap for cash. ‘FOR SALE—A BUTCHER SHOP, 3 LEXINGTON OR SALE- SAMPLE AND LUNCH ROOM, INQUIRE at No. 2 William street, OR SALE—A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONYEC. tlonery, with or without Stock, Inquire at 85 Third ay, OR SALE—A GOOD ESTABLISHED STOR a good City and country ment of China, Crockery, Fancy Articles & ash trade, with ssware, Cutlery, Pla salisfactory rensona given for selling street, between Laurens and Thompson etreets, New York. {OR SALE—DRUG STORE IN BROOKL' 1; verv low rent; doing good busi- Z BY CHARL Resa; price + 2.500; F. D. RICHARDSON, 11 Dey street, Now York, R SALE—THE BEST LOCATED BOOT AND SHOR Store in this clty; satisfactory reason for selling; tern moderate; agents need uot apply. Address B., box 110 sta IOR SALE—A TRUCKING BUSINESS, CONSISTING of 8 Trucka and the work of two stores. SPEAR & CARROLL'S, pier 35 North river. K—-A LARGE AND EXOBLLE: (Wilder's patent) and a Desk, at 18 Dey street, third Men's, Women’s, Mises? Bo: and nailed Boo! &e., Including a jarge aséortment of new and scasonabla 40% VOR SALE—A WADDING FAOTORY, IN PERFEC order and well located; a rare chance: tual y desire to purchase address H. Js. 108 West Fifteenth Those who ae- ‘—TH LEASE AND FIXTURES OF AN id Family Liquor Store, 511 Broome street, old established Distiliery 1 doing @ good business. R SALE—A GOOD PAYING LIQUOR STORE; WILL be sold cheap for cash. Apply on premises, 464 Smitir eet, Brooklyn. AND FURNITURE OF THE Canada House, 169 Greene at. Apply on the premisi URNITURE STORE FOR SA years; a good business, Apply on the premfsos, 60 Stxth ary, Table Cnitler tioneers, wil sell, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1871, ut 10 o'clock, at their falesroom, 50 Barclay strert, a general assortment of the above goods. To be suid from the shelves, in lots to sult elty and country retail trade. Goods packed free of charge, E.—ESTABLISHED 18 CHEAP REN’ \ROCERY STORE FOR SALE. with choice Stack. t, corner of Bond, Brooklyn, PRY. WITH. LEASE, Basement: good business; wiil sell Lease and Fixtures; DECKER, S84 Pac! jogues early, Deale: ue, corner of Forty-elghth HARDWARE AND HOUSH FI re for sale in the upper part of the city; old established and doing a good business; long leage and cheay For further particulars inquire al JOSEPH LEVY'S, No. 9 Chambers street, QIAFES FOR SALE CHEA medium, and one small size Safe, of Herring Marvin's and Lillie’s make. 10 PHOTOGRAPHE sold or to let cheap; Apply immediately at at 1035 A. M.. at the Corporation Yard, foot o street, North river, @ large Sen f of Flaguing, old Carta, Wagons, [ron Bridge, &c., 0, ; an Corporation Yar, Tron, old TWEED, Exq., Comm ONE LARGE, 8. G, QUIRK, 72 A GOOD GALLERY TO BE room 79 Nassau street, handsome Bults, Lounges and Stores, Des! and Glassw robes, Oil Paintin, the bighest bidder, Broome streets, ASE A RETAIL Produce Business, which is Address OPPOR' reasons for selling. $1.500. Post vilice, Brooklyn. ad |PIRST IN PEACE, FIRST IN WAR. FIRST WITH ALL TRE NEWS ALL OVER THE ciTy, —AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSI JO} +8 THIS DAY, commencing at 12 o'clock precisely (po ness for sale cheap. jots to suit purchasers), at 83 Nassau street, all and entra the Stock, Fixtures, Furniture, Billard Tables, dees, viz, Sixof Phelan & l order, with Baile, Racks and Cues black’ walnut ¢ black walnut cane-seated Chat Bt and Silyer Ware, marble Sink ment of Liquors’ and other goods generally found ina drat: class Bar and Billiard Room, Goods to ba removed mmme- Address GEORGE, EVENING TELEGRAM, NEW YORK'S FAVORITE NEWSPAPER. LARGEST CIRCULATION OF AuL THE AND CONTAINS THAN ALL THE OTHER PAPERS COMBINED, THE TELEGRAM r ERY son and Cilnton streets, together with Dwellini ‘above lot deep. can remain on bond and mortgage for three years, at 7 per ‘cent interest, ENTIRE HISTORY OF THE DAY ALL FRESH MATTER IN EACH EDITION. THE TELEGRAM 18 THE SMALLEST, Furs, Ly order of AND READS THE BEST OF ALL THE TWO CENT PAPERS OF and Women’s Clothing, SOLD IN ALL THE NEWS stores, Binpianet tT Cee ee AT ALL THE NEWS STANDS, BY ALL THE NEWSBOYS OVER THE City. ALL OVER THE ALL ROUND THE GLOBE, AND WHEREVER THE SUN SHINES, FOR B00. PER MONTH, @6 PER YEAR, OFFICE, 79 NASSAU STREET, | | marble top tables, Chairs, Mattresses, ing Up housekeeping, or sell sions, Goods x stor __ NEW PUBLICATU COPY OF “THE dia,” conducted bj es Knight, fo 24 Tables, By order of th; price $75. Apply to nee, ‘ ILLS, YE Cink eines PUBLISHERS, ‘bree Years in the Federal Oavalr; the author, through nf irteously #ignified his approbation of t and the artistic merit of the Nuw York, Jan, 81. 871, Rourgr W, Satu, Exq,, New York Printings My Dean Sim— T regard yonr dest Federal Cavalry FERGUSON & CO. ce of the volum % | ser, pone deux jours, salon 6 Alber the fodowing letter; — ns for my new book, “Thr "an evidence that, at an artist, y ud preeminently at the Lead of your pleased to inform yon, t ba. the support of professionatiy, aud alt who those with whom I ain assaciat assed their criticisms, 1g that your generous effort to embeitish my wor aSarw rue, pour deux jours. merits something more sul hand you herewith you t0 accept as a et hynenres ex Pram Store wines et spirits ow sans un bureande tabac; Ia manian peut wider au menage eta bianchir te iin, pare donner te tree jonnee references, S'adressex ¥. O.. © da Hevald sand pencil case, ight testimonial of my friendapip and WILLARD GLAAIER, necrvnen AES AT AUUTION, LUEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER. we 4 BY ALLEN B. MINCE & BROTHER, late HENRY @. LEEDS & MINER” Centailinhod 1847), ealesroomse 95 Chambers and 77 Reade stront, Leews’ Art Galleries, 817 and 219 Broadway. WEDNESDAY, February % at 1044 o'clock, at the salesroomns, Nos, 9 Cli Heads aires,’ Sherif sainlot Bronze ae ie ord le bNN J Jacos KouLKn, Deputy, x6 ie esiweh ALLEN, B. MINER, A OTIONEER. si BY ALLEN B. MINER & BROTHER, lato HENRY Hf, LEEDS & SUNER (established i817 salesrooma % Chambers and 77 Roade streets, Leeds’ Art Galleries, St7 and 819 Grondwuy, WEDNESD) 8, at 10} o’elock, at the salearooms YG Chauitbers ami 17 Reada at SHPRTFI'S SALE OF BRUNZES, eonsiating of bronze Figures, suitable for ataireases, niches, dc. ; bronae porta- ple Gaslights, bronze Grouys,’ Piuures, Ae-; Chandeiters, frou t > twulve lights, Also 25 cases Holland Gin, thres a laret Wine, two demijobns choice old Gin} alae Whiskeys, Brandies, fine old Port ant Sharries, By order, M. 8. BRENNAN, Sheriff, JAooe KoniRn, Deputy, Suita, Matt iy aut OMlee and Bedroom € Silver Plated Ware, mK Boxes, Chip do., &e. RT NOVICE--IMPORTANY SAM Amerioau and Europeaa PMetures, One of the finest collections offered this season Will be sold at euetion TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, F Dare, Feather Beds, w n invotes of 3 nary [4 and 1 LL, at thelr salesroom, 87 Nawian atroot. The collection will comprise aome of the nest examples of , and also some of the aenoois. Every picture ‘e have arranged ja the rear of our epattous salesroou & cosey little art cabinet, where many of the pictures are now on exhibition, Tho entire collection will be on éxkibition, with deacriptiva ROH, JOHNSTON AUCTIONERBR. Ollice and salen \ om 37 Nassau at,, oppoaite Post Offies, 00 i will seli on Thursday, Ik ret, an nd American Books, wellaneous Workd, DAY, il Furniture of every deserfy- ck, at thel! salexroom, extensive lot of Ei standard ani ‘On mt Household Kaen! Bronzea, op this day (T. ant brown stone mansion 57 W i wenth street, betweea ifth and Sixth avenne mine ng at 149 o'clock. hd six months, ata cost of 18,000, an are, Pianoforte, ny), at the alee old broeatel; rosewood Pianutorte ‘ables, Bookéaae, manjneterie Cal Carpela, Ourtaini Badaveats, Ware \.tageren, Bncolgmures jet Velvet mad Medallwont Clocks, rosewood and walnut Bureans, obes, Hair Mattresses, Kxtonaton Table, Sideboard, Chinaware, Glassware, Silverware, Outlery, Linens, Basenient and Kitchen Furniture. A BERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER. Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, & On WED: AY. at 10% olclock WALDRON & COOKE will sel! by auction, on Wedueaday, Jar streets, corner New Obnreh street, we have offered this neason} On Exhibition ‘This Day. ARON OR} Y, Broodwa; sh advances made on ANOS, MUS(OAL INSTRUMENTS, FURNITURE, TS, MIKROR! BEWING MACHINES, BILKY, URS, ORGANS, BRONZES, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AUCTIONEERS, 469 JEWLERY AND ANTIQUES. Storage taken. AN EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BALE, ‘at the elegant private tesidence ast Tenth atreet, one block west of Broadway, between piace maid Fifth, avenucy this (Tucaday morning, KE. NIOUOLS, Auctionser, will well to the Without reserva, Voivet, Brussels, Ingrain 4, elegant rosewood Planoforte, Bronzos, Clocks, » Mirrors, Curtains, rosewood and walnut Paflor Bufts, ith bracatel, rep and oth; Turklah Chairs, ‘Tables, Ltayeres, Bookcases, Bedsteads, Bureans, Commoves, Spriag and Bate Mattreases, Sofas, Chairs, Rockers, Sideboards, Dining Tables, lina ald Silvelware, Table Cutlery, as. Sule posl- or shine, A UCTION NOTICE.—-BOOTS AND SHOES. C, WARREN, Attotioneer, Salesrooms 63 and 68 Reade street. day (TUEBDAY), Febraary 7, at 1039 o'clock, GE SPECIAL SALE OF RUBBER GOODS, TWO THOUSAND CASES AND VPWARDB, Men's, Women's, Missen', hovel and Children's Overshoes, Kandats, Intiation sand in pertect Js, Arcttcs, Alaakas, Long Bool »prining full limes of lirst quality Rubber Goods, der and from we | known mManuracturers, FIVE HUNDRED CASES AND UPWARDS, ind Children’s sewed, pegwod oes, Brogang, Balmorals, Gaiters, UOTION NOTICE. WEST TWENTY-SEVSNTH street, near Sixth ayenie, PARKER & ©O., Auctioncers, will sel) this day (Tuesday), commenems at (036 o'clock, all the elegant and costly household Furniture, many rare una costly works of art, contained in above private brown ftone mansion, viz: —Magniilvent brilliant toned 71 octave rosewood Plahoforte, four rich Parior Snits, rev Sults, Oil Paintings, Bronzex, ince Coriaina, Centre Tables, Mbrora, Bookcase, velvet and Brissela Carpels, £c. ; Bedroom Suits, Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furnitire,in lots to suit uirchasers. Sale positive, rata or shine, LUKE FITZ FERALD, Ancttoneer, UCTION NOTICE,—RETAIL STOOK OF A DEALER declining business, consisting of China, Glass, Orock- ke. FARRINGION & SEIXAB, Auc- B I. J. SWARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER—SELLS Weilnesiay, at 212 East Ninoty-third street, entire ale nos, Carnets of private residetce. Gata Invites 1. J, SWARZKOFH, 243 Bowery. P. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER, will sell at pnblic auction on Wedn ant Furniture, 8, 1871, ‘weitth immediately after, at the nt of Rivington atreet, East river, old ris, Wagons, Fingging, &c. By order ot WM. M. ner Public Works. oR. 103¢ o’eloe! arior YM. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONE ‘Will sell this day (Tuesday), at the aules- Halr, Husk and’ other Mattress Easy Chairs, Carpet Centre and Fapoy Tal ‘Tollet sets, &e. YJ. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, NA. DUNN’ & CO., salesroom, 283 Bowery, it eelt ively, 1 Lollender’s’ Tables, various alzes, in find complete magnificent, inter, black walnut Casing and Shelving, Safe, Desks, Enuraving loth, Matting, Glasa lock and’ general axsort- es, Chandeliers, Street Lat ely after the sale. DNESDAY, Feb. 8, s 11 o'clock,at the auction rooms, No.1 North Wilitam street, Honsebolt Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, £0. doe BOGART, pboronnee, Mores WILKINS, AUCTIONEER, Valuable Property on Monroe street (Feuigers piace), and Cherry street, teauction.’ E. H. LUDLOW & CO. will sell at auction, ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1871, AtI2 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, Monroe and Cherry streets.—The 19 valuable Lots on Mor= street (Rutgers place) and Cherry the the betwoen Jeffer- the three story frame ‘nowD as the Crosby Manalon, covering five of the each lot 20 feet front and rear by about 10s feet Terms of Saie—Filly per cent of the purchase mone: ‘Maps at No. 3 M ARSHAL'S SALE.—R, FILLD, AUCTIONEE! nt Bowery, will sell this day At Tig orclock, “re of Raw 4 ‘i (a) DAWNPROKER'S SALE.R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, Pani Bowery, will sell, thia day, at 11 O'clock, {00 lots of men’ Clothing, Keddine, Boots, ‘Shoes, ac. hy late Catuarine street, and §, Browser, 406 Hudaon street. esd tt or —— PAWNBRORERS SALE.—THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR, Anotioneer, will seli, at 50 New Bowery, 500 lot Men's Biankets, Quilts, de. By order J. bf oie A eA paqeerorges SALE—THIS DAY, BY JNO. MORTI- Broadway, of 400 lota Women’s choice Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Bedding, aad other goods. By order Mebrbach, Grand street, RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER. ‘arior, Bedroom and Kitchen @urniture. Marshal's sale. ‘will sell on’ Wednos day, at 11 o'clock, at 27 East broadway, a large and general assortment of Furniture, consisting oF ite of Furniture, Bedal ada, black waluut Bureauy. Caryeta, Pictures, Mirrors and . MOCABE, Marshal. RUSSELL, AUCTIONEER, 205 HUDSON STREET —~ vil i ition to sales for fam! rf. Ce sal Y alore at moderate commis- SHERIFF'S SALE.—R. FEELD, AUCTIONEER, Wt Bowery, will sell thia day, at if o'clock, the Stock 0! lor Store, consisting of Cloths, Cassiweres, dv. Also (we MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Sheriff. Prren MoGinnrss, Deputy. FRENCH ADVE ( ) “DEMANDE, ’ sole? un petit garcon et qui tt bien coudre. Stadres. Jmacle Hota, Broadway ln di # PLACER POUR PRER- JNE_PRANCATSE DE Sadreseer au 28 J dre sorn dee enfar adine rue, pour deux jours. nig’ 2 FRANUAISE DESIRE SE PLAORR POUR PREN- J Mieeotudes enfants ot coudre, Stadresear ait 400 Bust NK DAME FRANCAISE ET SE. PETITE FILLE DU U ways den boanes eaa-ce vice ayant ienu ua debit de vice lusire se placer ensembles cians nn DOR,