The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1871, Page 8

KU KLUX KLAN. ~ Fresh Outrages by the Craft in North Carolina. A Farmer Wounded and Eis Wify Killed in Cleveland Coun‘y—4 Man Whipped—An Old Nogro Riddled Wath Bullets—His Step- Gaughter Inhumanly Whipped-An- ether Negro Beatsa and His Arm Broken —Great Excitiment Among the Citizens. RaveiGR, N. C., AprA 25, 1871. Notwithstanding the State laws, natipnal enforce- | Waterford, ment laws, Ku Kiux laws and evcrp Otic: possivie Known preventative, wie! 8éli-styled “weird and mysterious cra‘ (hat sees with, the eyes of Argus, - 3 Mes upen the lightning’s lurid glare, and ich strikes and is seen wo more’—the Ku Klux Klan—sull continue their midnight outrages in a umber of counties im this State. The counties of Cleveland and Rutherford have recently been the geene of some of the most barbarous deeds yet chronicled as heving been perpetrated by nese moss troopers and midnight assassins. In Cleveland, not ten days since, a party wearing the characteristic and hideous disguise of the klan, Which consists of a flowing white rove reaching nearly to the ankies, surmounted by a headdress of aspiral shape from the shoulders ypwards, terml- nating in a large, waving plume, with projecting dark colored horus on each side in front, a monster nose of agiariug hue, eyeholes marked with flery Innes and a mouth extending across the whole mask, dusplaying an enormous rew of teeth, appeared at the house of a farmer. ‘ihe door was knocked at, and ina sepulcural tone of voive he was ordered to come forth. Soon he appeared, followed by bis wife and daughter, when a volley was fired by the Klan, WoUndiuig the farmer, “a KILLING HIS WIFR, but fortunately missing his aaughter, About the same line another farmer was cruelly whipped, and tue members of the Klan engaged im this operation were identified by his daughter, and have since been arrested and held to bati for trial, It is alleged by some that these outrages were committed by pare ties from South Carolina, on which State the coun- Ues OF Cieveland aud Rutherford border; but this 4s hnmaterial, so long as the outrages continue, for whey are certainly perpetrated by and with ; the consent of te members of the orgamza- Vien living in the immediate neighborhood, Mf not by thetr actual decree and instracior Later iniormation from the counties ef FE nett, Chatham and Cumberland go to show the Ku Kiux are as active and Garg there as ever. No later than Lhursday last a large deiachment of Shem, wearing the usual regajia and insignia of the order, Went to wwe cavin of an aged negro named George Mathews, Without any superfiuous cere- mony the coluied patriarch—ior Mathews was over fiity years oli—was ordered to leave nis bed, and wath still less ceremony was dragged from his bat aud was fired upon, FIT BT BULLETS entering his body, whicn was thoroughly riddled, and he was lelt a corpse at ils own door. Not con- wt with this demoniacal outrage the incarnate nds then took Reila Mathews, tie step-dgughter ol the murdered man, and cruelly . WHIPPED for what cause ts not known, These latter facts have been tesiifled to befure United states Comn . sioner Shaffer, of this city, together with still anothe ouirage by the same band, Wiliam McLean, another negro, was INHUMANLY BEATEN the night following that upon weich Mathews was murdered, and his stepdaugliter whippea. McLean, when nearly half dead, managed to escape from the gang, one of his arms betng broken. None of these Parties have been arrested, their disguise being so complete as to batile recognition and subsequent ddentification. The citizens of the neighboriood, of all Classes and colors, have united to huntdown aud suinmarily punish tie murderers and outlaws, BOARD OF EDUCATION. Final Meetinz—Transfer of Old Stock to the New Department of Public Instruction. The King is dead: lye the King, The Board of Education is no more. It breathed Us last yesterday calmly and peacefully, and in the full possession of all its faculites to the last. But we Will not sing tts requiem, for on Saturday next It will rise again, renewed in vigor and reciothed in the garb of the “Department of Public Instruction of the City of New York,’’ as authorized by an act of ‘te Legislature, passed just before tts adjournment, All the members of the old Board were present at the meeting yesterday except Messrs, Brennan aud Palmer, Mr. Bernard Smyth, Chairman. After an | examination of the minutes of the previous meeting they were read and approved. The call for tins special meeting was also read and approved. Com- munications from trustees of several wards and others were read and referred to weir appropriate committees. Mr. Lewis then offered the following:— Resolved, That all resolutions, <order: school ofiicers, teachers, and communicatic ters of actlon or injury in an} power to the several standing i and they are hei d to the Department of Public Inatroction, with the same authority in respect thereto as if originated in that department. After a few remarks Mr. JARVIS also offered a re- solution transfe a ceedings and property of ev in the custody of the Board of partment of Public Instruction. Mr. Vax VonsT then inoved and Mr. Woods sec. 5 tS y description,” now ducatuion, to the De- onded the following, which was passed uuanl- | mously:— : | thanks of the Board of Education are hereby eatended to Heruard President rl of Kat th ampartial presiding officer. A batch of reports, resolutions, &c. from previous meetings, were wen sed, after which the minutes ot tis, the closing meeting, were | read and approved. A report, which is to be-pre- sented to the Mayor, Was aunounced but not read, and could not be madé public until after its pre- fentation to that official. The business of the mecting having been fintshea Mr. Smyth arose aud said that the period of their existence as a Board of Education had expired. He returned thanks to his associates for thelr unl- form kindness, and said he would always cherish the remembrance 02 their courtesy toward hin. It only remained for him now to deciare this Board ad- journed wiihout day. BROTHER GLIVER* GILL. The End of the Printing bill Lane’s Decision=Muarphy Victorious. Judge Lane yesterday rendered a decision in the now notorious case of Murphy vas. Oliver, in which the Coliector, as president of the Griswold and Cor- nell Campaign Club, was sued by Brother Oliver for @ little bill of $250, on account of some printing done during the campaign of 186 The Judge decidea tn favor of the defendant, Murphy, on the grouna that the club was @ simple Suli—Judgo partnership and did not cone unde the legal provisions of the fet of 18% That act evidently contemplated joint stock and other unincorp orated associations owulng pro perty. Such associations could sue and be sued. But this club, though there had been an iugenioas attempt to show that the bills and gutter sulpes It possessed endowed it with the dignity of @ property owuer, Could not properly be said to livid Property, and was, therefore, beyond the meaning of the act, Jt nad also been proved that one of the plaintiffs, Mr. Oliver, Sr., was a member of the club; and there was conflicting testimovy as to whelher the other plaintif, Mr. Oliver, Jr., Was not @ member also. The case, therefore, fell ovtside the jurisdiction of the District Court, and became a case nity. Under these circumstances Judge Lane devided for the defendant, THE MACOMG'S DAM BRIDGE. To THE EpITOR or TAR HERALD:— I have read several articles in the HERALD ju re- ference to the safety of the Macomb’s Dam bridge, end from this morning’s issue I quote the follow. ing:—"The bridges connecting Manhattan Island ana Westchester county are, tt would scem at first Diusb, of little moment to the average New Yorker, Like many other cases where the want of imiorma- mation isthe canse of want of tuteresi, the pavi snorance is to be pitied, if not blamed,” It is sug- gested Lo vulld an iron bridge as a substitute for the present wooden structure, ‘“TLe public ignorance’y certainly “is to be pitied’ if they allow a per- faanent iron bridge to be erected at a great cost which will ulthnately have to be tora down, Gnd a vannel uuder thie river be substituted. When the Harlem river is opened through to the Audson it Will immediately become a “great highway” for shipping, aud the benefit to be derived therefrom by {he upper part of the clly and the lower end of Westehester will be incalculable, Drawbridges will Not answer, as they would be a constant obstruction fo navigation. To cross the Hariem river from rom where the land on either etde Is low we should pan rod piaeg it is high, as itis at many atrect, give us suspension bridves, vy more “Loew bridge blunders." - " i New Youre, April Vi. isi, “ail the records, minutes, pro- | Patatul tilness, » hela over | - NEW YORK JiGRALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. WAVAL ORDERS. Captain Nichols, United States Navy, has been ordered to duty as a member of the Board of which Captain Patterson is President; Lieutenant 0. VW, Farenholt ordered to the Norfolk Navy Yard; ‘jen. tenant G, W. Delong to the New Yor! Mary Yard. " Agu): CNR iy” or 68 MARRIAGES AND, DEATHS. Married. Rounp—JoHNsON.-On Wednesday, April 26, at St. 'rhomas church, Fitth oueune, OF the Rev. Win, ¥. Morgan, D, D., Mr. CHARLES Met lng t> HELEN W,, eldest daughter of the late Edwm A. Jobneon, all of New York. BOWEN—NEWBOULD.—In_ Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 27, at the residence of the bride’s pareuts, by the Rey. Henry Ward Beecher, Mr. J. MARVIN Bowen to Miss Fannig M, NEWBOULD, daughter of John A. Newbould, Esq. COLE—L&EDS.—On Wednesday, April 26, at the Reformed church, in West Thirty-fourth street, by the Rev. Isaac Riley, EpGar B, Sone, M.D., of Y,, to. Mary E. Leeps, daughter of Joseph Brooks, Jr., of Warwick, Orange county, N. Y. CHOKISTIAN—FORBELL.—On Monday, April 24, by the Rev. Mr, Tuttle, [HOMAS CHRISTIAN to MELISSA D, ForsELL, both of New York city, No cards, DONGAN—LAMBERT,—On Wednesday, April 20, at the residence of the groom’s brother, v the Rev. RK. G. Quinnell, WILLIAM H. DONGAN, Of this city, to XARLOTTE, ONly daughter of Elmor Lambert, of OklVA, DURKER—ACTON.—In Cincinnati, on Tuesday, April 18, by Rev. H. A. Nelson, D, D., assisted by Rey. R. P. N. Vail, ot Waterford, N. ¥.,iMr. AUGUS- tus W. DurkEE, of New York, to Miss MARGARET W., daughter of Mr. O, J. Acton. FARRELLY—ABRAHAM.—On Wednesday, April 26, at the residence of tle brice’s sister, by the Rev. Dr. Gear, WILLIAM FARRELLY to Mis8 JENNIE ABBA AM, all of this city, FosrER —MANWARING.—On Wednesday, April 26, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rav. Dr. Weston, AvGuUsTUS C, FosTsR to Marrua P, MANWARING, all of this city. FULLER—MorGAN.—In Colchester, Conn., on Tues- day, April 25, SHERWOOD W. FULLER to Miss JRNNIE N. MORGAN, daughter of the Hen. William Morgan. KKAPP—JOHNSTON.—At Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 25, b7 the Rey. N. P. Pierce, GEORGE B, KNare to ELIZABETH, oor: daughter of John Jolnston, Esq,, all of New Yor! LeRox—AITKEN.—At Mount Vernon, N. Y., on Wednesday, April 26, by the Rev. J, M. Carroll, Georce W. LeRoy to Miss LizziE AITKEN, all of Mount Vernon, No cards, Mount Vernon papers please copy. RaNDOLPH—Roycg.—At the residence of the bride’s parents, on Thursday, April 27, by the Rey, George H. Hepworth, W. G. Ht. RanvoLrH to Jose- PHINE L., daughter of H, A. Royce. ROWE—ODELL.—On Wednesday erening: by the Rev, Dr. Thomas D. Anderson, Kow8 to ADELIA ODELL, SANDFORD—FaRREN.—On Wednesday, April 26, at the honse of the bride’s parents, by the Hey, Stephen Ue Tyng, Jr., HenRY LENT SANDFORD tO HATTIE A., daughter of ‘M. H. Farren, Esq., all of this city. SCHIEFFELIN—CHISOLM,—On Thursday, April 27, by the Rey. W. A. Muhlenberg, D D., assisted by the Rev. F. E. Lawrence, D. D., CHARLES M. SOUIEFFELIN to Mary F., daughter of William E. Chisolm. SaareR—BradLey.—In Jersey City, on Thursday, April 27, by the Rev. G. B. Wilcox, at the residence ot H. Murray, Esq, NaTHAN B. SHAFER to EMMA BRADLEY. Waire—VAN_ Buren.—At Grace chureb, on Wednesday, April 26, by the Rev. Dr. Henry ©. Potter, THOMAS H. WuiTs to BESSIs, dauguter of John D. Van Buren, April 26, ENJAMIN Died. 1s,—On Thursday, April 27, Tomas ANGUIS, aged 39 years. ‘The relauves and friends of the family are mvited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternocn, at hall-past one o’clock, from the Willett street Me- thodist Episcopal church. Barrett.—On Thursday, April 27, CHARLOTTE, daughter of James and Charlotte Barrett, aged 2 years, 8 months and 7 days. Tue funeral will take place from her parents’ resi- dence, No. 239 East Twenty-second street, this (Fri- day) afternoon, at one o’clock. BuckLUy.—On Wednesday, April 26, JEREMIAN BucKLeY. son of Patrick and Mary Buckiey, a native of Lisgould, county Cork, Ireland, aged 22 years. Funeral from his late residence, 107 East Fourth street, to-day. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Cannick.—On Thursday, April 27, at 12 o’clock M., MARTHA ELIZA, wife of Thonias J, Carrick. The reiatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, 438 Sixth avenue, on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, ComExs.—At Harlem, East 126th street, on Thurs- day, _— 27, SAMUEL Compgs, aged 24 years, Further particulars in to-morrow’s paper. Currenr.—-At Red -Bank, + We April 26, Dr. Sara Currer, in the 2. “Arhe friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday. Steamboat leaves pier 28 North river at eight o’clock A. M., and returns at two o'clock P, M. DaRiING.—On Tuestay, April 25, JosErHine, wife of Wiliam A, Dariing, aged 36 years. The funeral will take place from her late resl- dence, No. 9 East Forty-first street, this (Friday) af- ternoon, at three o'clock. Downey.—On Wednesday, April 26, from injuries 1 on New York and New Haven Rauroad, 4AEL DOWNEY, son of Daniel and Johannan ney, in the 28d year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the famlly are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) aiter- nogn, at two o'clock, from St. John’s church, Stam- tora, Conu. FoLan.—On Wednesday, April 26, after a long and severe illness, PETER FOLAN, @ native of town of iulway, Ireland, in the 70th year of his age. Tus friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 126 West Twentieth street, this (Friday) after- noon, at one O’clock. ForD.—On Thursday, April 27, CHESTER S. FoRD, aged 40 years, funeral from his late residence, No. 72 Orange street, Brookiyn, on Saturday morning, at eleven lock. Interment at Canaan, Columbia county, AN on ean, ist year of his GAUTIER.—On Monday, April 24, after a long and AKAM A., Widow of Benjamin I. J, ulter and daughter of ube late Deborah and Fran- cis Spicer. Notice of funeral hereafter, On Wednesday, April 26, ADALINE M. ved wife of Christopher WW, Harden, aud 3 months, {ves and friends of the family are respect- y invited to attend the funeral, trom her late Vine street, near Chestnut avenue, Hud- N. d., this (Friday) afternoon, at three JacoBL—At seven o'clock on Thursday evening, April 27, at No. 110 West Thirty-iourth street, Kavg ?. | RosaLig, wile of A. Jacobi, M. D. LAV In Jersey City, on Wednesday, April | 25, afte long and severe iliness, Mrs. MARY La VELLE, aged 81 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- ‘Tully Invited to attend the suneral, tnis (Friday) after+ noon, at three o'clock, from the residence of ner son-in-law, Thomas Dulty, No. 263 Grand street, LOWERRE.—On Tuesday, April 25, CATHARINE A., wife of Alfred W. Lowerre. The relatives are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o’clock, from the Chureb of St. John the Evangelist. .ORE.—Month’s mind for the repose of the soul DWARD J., eldest 9@n of James Moore, will take * place at St. Michael’s church, West Thirty-second street, near Ninth avenue, this (Friday) morning, at half-past eight o'clock. Relatives and friends ure invited to attend, PEecy.—On Wednesday, April 26, A. J. Pency, aged 45 years. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from hts late residence, 156 Waverley place, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. The re- mains will be taken to Trey, N. Y., for interment, Bullalo papers please copy. Pvatr.—On Tuesday, April 25, HOWARD COLLINS, eldest son of the late Thomas and Margaretta Platt, aged 23 ye 5 ‘rhe fi 1 services will take place at the resi- dence of his otek Peter D. Collins, No. 142 West Twenty-third street, this 1Friday) afternoon, at ialfspast three o'clock, The relatives and friends of ¢ family are respectfully invited to attend, without the lurther notice, POHLMANN.—On Wednesday, April 26, HEnny PoHLMANN, in the 44th year of Nis age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of J. B, Mebongee, 475 Flusbing avenue, opporite Spencer street, tis (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. In Brooklyn, N. ¥., on Thursday, April ROLK: 27, of typhoid pneumonia, AUGUST ROLKER, at the age of 69 years. t Riverhead, L. 1, STEPHEN GRIF- GRIFFIN FING, lately of this city, in-the 81st year of his age. Kori.—At New Rochelle, on Thursday, April 27, after @ short and painful illness, THRovoRE E., son of Conrad and Ameia Roth, aged 17 years, 2 months and 23 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday af- ternoon, at two o'clock, from the Presbyterian church. Train leavea Twenty-seventh street depot at haif-past eleven A. M. SMitH.—On Wednesday, April 26, Prin. Swira, brother of Thomas and Peter Smith, aged 43 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, Uns (Friday) afternoon, at two o’cldck, from. lils sister-in-jaw’s, 40 Skillman street, East Brooklyn, near Park avenue, L. I. April 26, Euaa L., wife TEXTOR.—On Wednesday, of K. Textor, aged 30 years, t Maspeth, L, I., suddenly, on Tues- day, April 25, FRaNcis VAN Corr, in the 30th year VAN Cotr.—, of his age. Funeral trom St. Saviour’s church, Maspeth, this (Friday) afternoon, at haif-past two o'clock. Relatives ond friends are respectiully invited to attend without further notice, Wuire.—On Thursday, April 27, at 839 West street, JANE, widow of Mr. Cyaries | Twentieth White, The faneral will take place from St. Peter's church, West Twentieth street, between Eighth and inch avenues, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. ihe Sends of the family are respectfully invited to end. , VanrER.—On Thursday morning, April 27, Exoca 1. WinTER, M. D., in the 66th year of his age. Members and friends of the family are invited to attend the fune: tist church, West Twen' ral, from t vary ird ween Pifth and Sixth avenues, on Saturday at ten o’ciock, with- out further notice. The remains wii) be taken to ew Haven, Conn., for interment. —_—- aA Ine HENRY H LEEDS € SURE atabilshed 1 (Katat Salesrooms 9} Chambers and 77 Reade streets. Leeds Ant Gaileries, Nos, #17 and $19 Broadway, souihWeat corner Twelfth street. FRIDAY, APRIL 3, APRIL 28, at 103 o'clock, hé private renidonce 44 WEST NNT TREE WHA UNIVERSITY PLACE, GuNTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Soukwviaing: Axminster, Ve'vet and Brassels Carpet arved rosewood Suits, {2 crimeon and gold brocatel; rosewood Eta- pom, Contre and Side Tables, Lace Curtaina, Bronze Chande- jer, black walnut warbi Bullet, Extension Table, Dining Chairs, in reps; black ’ walnut Bedateads, Bureaus, Wardroves, Wasbstands, Lounges and Chairs; enamelled Cottage Suits, marble tops; Dest Ourled Hair Ma:tressea, r Bods, Bolsters and Pillows, Bedding, &. + Olielotba, Velvet Stir Carpets and Rode, Hall Stands, Tabie and Toilet Crockery, Cutiery, Glassware, &c., &¢.; alno Kitchen Utensils, FRIDAY, APRIL 38, at 1034 o'clock, at private residence 40 HENRY STREET, BEAWEEN CLINTON AND MONT- TEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, &©. prising Velvet and Brusacle Carpets, tosewood Pi rosewood Parlor Suit, in crimson plush; Centre, Side T dc. black, walnut ‘Builet, Extension Tablo and Chatry Crockery, Glassware, black walnut Bedsieacs, Bureaus an Chairs; enamelled Cottage Suits, curled hatr and straw Mat- tresses, Bolsters and rit Carpets, Kitche Uteasils, ec. Alxo 1 10s tala ‘the eal al o'clock, at the salesroom SRS AND 77 READE STREETS, genteel Household Furaiture, removed for convenience of fale, consisting of Axminster, Velvet, Brusscla and Ingrain Carpets: carved rosewood Suits, in crimson figured silk; carved black walnut Suits, tn green and atriped reps; do. ta rab ; rosewood mirror-back Ktagere, gilt frame French plate Pier Mirrors, with Siub and Brackets; gilt frame oval’ do., Diack wainut Kxtension Tables, Lace Window ns, with black walnut cornices; black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads, black walnut and mabogany marble top Dressing Bureaus, do. Washetands, Hair Mattresses, Paillasses, Bol- sters, Pillows; also Stiverepiaied Ware, Cutlery, Obing acd Glass Ware, Kitchen Furniture, &o, Also 49 lots of unclaimed Baggage, for account of Wells, Fargo &Co, Contents unknown. so a fine couble barrel Rifle ad Shot Gun combined, in mahogany case and in good order. ‘Will be gold at 12 o'clock, an elegant carved rorewood seven octave grand Piano, made by Haliet & Cumston; also rose- wood seven octave four round corner Plano, made by Roces er. RCH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, ‘Oilice and salesroom 37 Nassau sireet, opposite the Post office. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will cell this day, at 103g o'clock, at their ealesroom, 57 and 39 Nassau street, The entire Furniture of three dwellings. Glassware and Fixtures of a Confectionery Store, A great assortment of Oftice Furniture, Firty Sewing Machines. A CH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. ‘Otiice and sulesroom 37 and 39 Nassau street, opporite the Post offes, Genteel Household Furniture. at the private residence No. 929 East Thirty-second street, by JOHNSYON & ‘VAN TAS: THIS DAY, 28tb, at 11 o'clock, the entire Furniture of the above house. RCE. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEE Office and ealesroom 37 ana 8: opposite the Post office, Gentec! Household Furniture, Carvets, &e. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will se!l at auction, on THIS DAY, April 28, at 11 o'stock, at No, 398 West Fifty-iith atroot, near Broadway. All the Furniture contained in said 'honse—Rosewood and walnut Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Velvet, Brussels and In- tain Carpets, Mirrors, China and Glassware, together with e Kitchen Utensils, i RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Office and Fagen beg and 39 Nassan sireet, je the sean street, SALES arvnr SALES AT AUCTIO! Mn LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEF: : Liberty, 11 ureh A ; STAN DAyresS At £8 Chore ata, at 13.0’ 08%, * HORSES, WAGCaS AND HARNESS. One dorge, 15 3 good driver, single or double. i ee Ria een ane Rocka made to order, nearly new. Horse, 153 han‘ Kind, rue and gentle, One set fine double Carriage Harness. Two good Truck Horses; sold for want of use. ‘One set single Haroon, . One ery Mare, 154 hands, fine driver, Ouber Hor ‘Wasons and ‘Harness. SATURDAY, at 103 o'clock, ‘The entire Contents of private dwelling 180 aed avenue, corner Thirty-tirst atroet. WALDRON & COOKE will sell by auction, as above, the entire contents of private ageing, consisting in part of rosewood and walnut Parlor Suits, Velvet, Brussels and rain Carpets, French Piate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Broca- el and Lace Curtains, oak Dining Room Suits, rosewood, walnut and mahogany Chamber Furnitui Beds and Bed, ding, Shects,Comiorters, Blankets, Lounges and Fasy Chairs: Table and Chamber Crockery, Cut Giasa, Cutlery, Lette tors, Mantel Ornaments, rosewood Piano; Kitchen Articles &c, Catalogues morning of sale, eG SATURDAY, nt 103 o'clock, ‘et sulesrooms, 108 Liberty and 111 Cedar streets, ts, Bedding, &c. sell ag above a very large and ine assortment of second hand Furniture, removed for con- venience of sale, including Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room description; Carpets, Bedding, and Hall Furniture of ever Crockery, Glass, China, Pinted Cutlery, Window Curtains, Tron Safe, Sewing Machines, Kitchen ‘Articles, &c., being the largest lot of g we have offered this spring. gto SALE-STEVEDORE’S TOOLS, &C., THIS day, 12 o'clock, tas ‘est street, near Rector, assort- Hinge, Shovels, Wrenches, It strait Toole: deposits. re: Ty 10) ‘rene smi + quired ¥ 33 “t. P. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer, AUCTION NOTICE.—ny MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUC- Hloneer Will seit THIS DAY, (Friday), commencing at 104 o'clock, at private mansion 194 West Twenty-aixth at., ‘between Sixth and Seventh avenues, the richest sale of Household Furniture offered this season, Viz, first class rosewood Pianoforte, city maker; Parlor Suits, by best city make: nd of the latest styles, covered in hed natin abd brocatel; milk rep Suite, ‘haifcloth Suits, ronzes, “Ita; entre Tables, Chairs, Velvet and Brussels Car+ 80, Dining Room Furniture, Buet, Dione and Tea Sete, U: 5 Glaseware, Silver Plat 18, Ice Pitchers, &c. orn Suits, in rosewood and walnut; Single and Double Bed- mead, Bureaus, Washstands, Spring ‘and Halr Bede, Pil lows, Sheels, Bedding, Tables, Carvets, Clocks, Lounges, Rockers, Chairs, Xc., also Kitchen and Basement Furniture, {n all 500 lots of usefal Household Furniture, MAY BAYERSDORFER, Auctioneer, ollice 8&4 Bowery. BY JOHN N, VEDDER, ten years with pia Y H. LEEDS, SATURDAY, April 29, at 103g o'clock, at the private residence No. 5 private, residence No. f West Washington place, be- tween Macdougal street and Sixth avenue. GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Olt PAINTINGS, ELEGANT ROSEWOOD ’ PIANO, fine English Bruasels Carpets and Oileiotha, Lace Curtains, Mirrors, Curled Hair Mattresses, £¢. N. B.—Personal attention given to sales of Furniture at private residences. Office 3 ty-first street, 4 J. W. CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTI Will sell THIS DAY, Apel at private residence 284 Last ‘rhirtieth street, commencing 10 o'clock prompt, elegant Household Furniture but little used, consisting of a superb carved rorewood Piano in perfect order, by celebrated maker; full 7 octave; elegant carved black walnut, marble top Bedroom Suits; marble top, Soild black walnut, carved Dressing Cabinet; marble Centre Tables and Washstands; side leaf Round ‘Tables, hair cloth Walnut Sofas and Chairs; Dining and Rocking Chara; 1 rors, Curled Hair, other Mattresses; Feather Pillows sters, Blankets and Bedding; fine selection of rare specimens oppo office. of Chiromos, by Krause; EngravinestTollet Set, Clock. Lace Jousehold Fu Curtains, Shades, fine Brussels and other Carpets Ollcloths, a Plated ana Glass Ware; Refrigerator, Cooking Rat Cut- JOHNSTON ie Kitchen Utensils, &c., —Mr. Campbell will sell at auction leasure in saying that tha furniture has been in use THIS DAY, April 28, at 11 o'clock, but a short time and worthy attention of those seeking ood at No, 137 East Thirtieth strect, Buyers, dealers aud housekeepers are specially tn- all the Furniture contained in said house. DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. ¥ J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONAER, VALUABLE LOTS'ON STH -AV., 7187 AND 72D STS. BY Sur use tay, ding at 2 o'clock, at 142 West ADRIAN H. MULLER, P. R, WILKINS & CO., will sell at auction, on Friday, Apn! 88, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroont, No. 111 Broadway :— ‘th avenue—S Lots, cast side, comprising the entire front between Tist and 72d streets. ‘Tiat street—1 Lot, north side, 138.4 feet east of 9th avenue. feet east of #th avenue. 72d street—1 Lot, south side, 143 ‘72a street is 100 feet wideand the main grand entrance to Central Park. 3 en ene Twenty-ninth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, entire Furniture eantained in that house~Mahogany hair- cloth Sofas, Chaira, mahogany, Troy and tron Bedsteads. Bureaus, ‘ashstands ‘Tables; Mattresses, Plows, Bedding, lags, one of Chickering’s ola ray Plan and Rare Specimen of fine Needlework ; Carpets, itchen Utensils, &c, Dealers, buyers specially let Seta, Engrav- Mirrors, an old DRIAN H. MULLER, Loton Ninth avenue at auctio LER, P. R. WILKINS & CO. will eell at auction on Friday, April'28, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salexroom, 111 Broad: way, one Lot, situate on the easterly aide of Ninth avenue, 25 feet 8 inches South of Seventy-fourth street, 25.6x100, ADRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER, Dutchess and Columbia Railroad Company Bonds, ADRIAN U, MULLER, P. R, WILKINS & CO. will sell at anction op Saturday, April 2%, at 12g o'clock, at the Ex- change Salearoom, IL Broadway, by, order of the exeautor ni jonds of the Dutchess AUCTIONEER.—VALUABLE D Le 7 per cent With July, 1871, coupons on, payable in the city of New York, at the oflice of Brown Brothers & Co, ‘The railroad is 68 miles long, extending from Fishaiil, on the Hudson, to the Connectiont Western Railroad, in Connecu- cut; was opened for trailic Ist March last, NTHONY J. BLEECRER, AUCTIONEER.—HAND- some Household Furniture.-A. J. BLEECKER, SON & CO. wiil sell at auction on iriday, April 28, 1571, at 11 o'clock. at No, 246 Fourth avenue, nes we th street, the entire Furujture contained in said house, consisting of rose- wood Parlor Suits, Etagere:, Lounges, Arm Chairs, piaing Tables, Buffets, Mantel Mirrors, Lace Curtain jack wal- nut Dressivg bureaus, Wardrobes and Bedstos Velvet and Brussels Carpets. J BLEECKER, SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, FRIDAY, Apr at 10 A. M., at 133 Rast Fifty-ninth street, Genteel Household Furniture, consisting of black walnut Parlor, Dicing and Bedroom Fur- niture; Carpets, Bedding, Crockery, &c. Catalogues at 77 Cedar street. —B. G. SEYMOUR, AUCTIONEER, * Ey 8. B. GOODALE & GO., Nos. Zand 9 West Twenty-third at., Fifia A will ee!l on Friday, April 98, at 1014 o'clock A. M. elegant Furniture contained in the house 110 W second street. The catalogue includes a general of Bedroom Suits, Hair and Straw Mattresse: reaus, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Oil Paintings, Din!nj Room Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, &c,, &c. Wil also sell, at the same piace, an clefant Velvet Carpet of 100 yards; but Mitle used. Catalogues at office of auctioneers. otel, Pillows, Bu- UCTION SALE.—THE GESCHEIDT ESTATE, SITU- ated on Staten Island, near the Four Corners, and for- inerly occupied by G. Heserbery and lately by Metz, Nathan & Co., will be cfiered at public auction, on the premises, to- gether or separately, on Saturday, April'29, at 2 o'clock P.M, q which wii be liL¢rai, will be made known at UCTION, AUCTION. AUCTION. This (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock precisely, ele- ant Houseno!d Farn e four story residence, 80 block west of Broad. Velvet, Brussels Carpets; fe, beautitul Parlor suits, Curtains, Paintings, Mattresses, Lounges, iass, China and Sil commencing at AT 12 TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AV. EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioneer. Large and rich Household Farniture sale. housekeepers, ret class Furniture, "ai ntings, Parlor Ornaments, le Drawing Room Suits, four round corner Pianotorte, atuary, China and Sliver Wate, THIS DAY (FRIDAY), April $8, commencing at 103g o'clock pe ecisely, At thefive story residence iz East Tenth street, between Fifth avenue and University piace, one block west of A. T. Stewart's building. Velvet, Brussels, Medallion Carpets; Curtaine, Pier aud Oval ‘Mirrors, Cabinets, bois de rose: gilded Tables and Oriental Chairs and Lotinges, beautiful ‘arlor Suits, covered with the richest description crimson and gpld.and green and gold French satin; Ltageres, Corner and Bide Stands, Bookcases, Parior Desk, Hronzes, Vases, Statuary, Figures, Parlor Orngments, Paintings, Works of Art, Magnificent rosewood Planoforte, cost $670, Stool and Cover, Music Cabinets, nearly ne Tosewood and walnut Chamber Suite, Bed Wachstands, Commodes, Spring and ‘Ha ding, Blankets, Linen,’ Sofas, Chairs, covered with reps and airelot Gatens, Was Cut Glaas and Ci At public auction f=} Lounges, vo Extension Tabies, two stal Ware; China and Silver vory Table Cullery, Kitchen and Servants’ Furniture. Sale positive. sale, Reliable men in attendance to cart or pack goods for purchagers at reasonable charges, al kere, tw All goods inust be removed 24 hours after the RT NOTICE.—OJL PAINT AT AUCTION, OVER ‘800 Pajutings, richly framed, by buropean and Ameri- can artists, without reserve; every evening this week, 7 O'clock. Artisis’ Gallery, 601 Broadway, near Grand Centr Hotel, A. A. CALDWELL, Auctioneer. 160 A LOAD—ATTEND!—FOR jaggage, Dry Goods and Merchan- Gise generally. Cash havanced’ on’ anme at graduating charges, and only for the retained, by G0. J. LEVY, Aue: tioneer, 69% Broadway, near Houston. UCTION NOTICE,—GERARD BETTS & CO. will geil on FRIDAY, April 38, at 11 o'clock, at No. 47 West Forty-elghth street, between Fitth and Sixth avenues, Honsehold Furniture. All the Furniture contained in the above house, consisting, in part of Parlor Furniture, Sofas, Contre Ta\ 80, the Kitchen Furniture, &c., with which the mence. Catalogues at sale, : MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER, . ON FRIDAY, April 25, at 10 o'clock, ‘at the private restdence 114 West Forty-third street, without reserve, GENTFEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Somprising Parlor and Bedroom Furniwre, rosewood Piano, Mirrors, Bruseeis and [opreto Carpe ¢. Sale positive, BARKER & HAMLIN's City Auction Mart, > corner Broadway and Thirty-ninth atreet, AUCTION SALE—10) WEST TWUNTY-THIRD STREET, THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING, commeneing at 11 o'clock. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer ; oflice 460 Sixth avenuo, Over $26,000 Worth, 600 lots, by catalogue. Elegant, costly Housebold Furnitare, Chickering & 800 Pianoforte, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, fine Oil Paintings, real bronze and bisque Figures, Velvet Medallion Oarpets, real ¢ and Brocatel Curtajos, maguificent rovewood Etagere! Centre Tables, elegant Parlor Suits, Pompadour styles tela and gilde!; lady's Writing Desk, Booke choice vol- umes Books, Retrooms BY cast Polegy Set Pianos connists, viz, golid rosewood and black walnut Bedroom seta, v XIV.,) Bedsteads, Hureaus, W big Warde roves, Shaving wid Dressing C: anteuried hatr Mat presere oanite y *A erie Is, Pillows, Bolsters, Pillow ¥ we GY ol all urkish busy Chaire, fed Wares Premera et are, French China, Din- ner an Seta, 260 pieces; U oO Spoons, Napkin Hings, neo, ae sdisiie nibs TY mentand Kitchen Furniture. Ice Box, Tables, Chairs, Ingrain Car) i Loves, Pots, Extension Table, Bide Tavies 1 aes Colne ta n- Ary Bop, 4 barrels Flour, Starch, Teas, Wines, &e.--1n, all B00 lois, Catalogues ready. ‘Honan open at 6 o'eloek, | N. B,— Responsible meu in attendance to cart, pack and sbip goods Writing to attehd ths tae take Fins on ee eat Nees - ; ae an Twenty S @ Biath ox peventh avenue cars, Crockery, fnvited. ” BY % W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER, RIAN H. MU In West Twenty-iitth street, Saturday, 2%h, English basement four story private residence, all the desirable Furniture of safd house—fine seven octave Piano, murble top, black walnut Furniture; Brussels Carpeta, sce Full descriptive catalogue early at residence. Yul particu y of sale. ¥ F, COLTON, AUCTIONEER. Salesroom {3 Eost Thirleenth street, near Broadway. Will sell this day (FRIDAY), April 28 at 1036 o'clock, at 713 Broadway, the entire Furniture of about 30 rooms—Parior, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, rich Carpets, ine Oil Paintings, Mattresses, Bedding, China, Glass and Kitchen Ware; aiso ‘ono elegant rosewood Counter and Drawers, aultable for tailors’ use, cost $600; Store Fixtures, &c. BY pDANIEL A, MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, SALES- ROOM 6:1 BROADWAY. LARGE SALE OF SECOND HAND FURNITURE, MIR- RORS, VELVET, BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY AND IN- GRAIN CARPETS, £0. DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell on SATURDAY, April 2%, at 10% o'clock, at his salesroom, 621 Broadway, ‘under &t Nicholas iotel, the entire contents of a private resitence, reinoved for convenience of sale, comprising rosewood an walnut Parlor Suits, 1a brocatel and reps; Centre Tables, Pier Mirrors, Chandeliers, e.egant French China Dinner Set, rosewood and walnut Bedsiea reaus, Ward: robes, Washstands, Extension Libraty Tables, Lounges, Easy Chairs, Rockers, Hair Nat: tresses, Spring | Ber! locks, Vases, Silver Plated Ware. Catalogues rexdy early moraing of sale, Goods now ready for examination, BY M DOUSHTY, AUCTIONEER, Genteel Houschold Furniture, rosewood Planoforte,t&e., On Saturday, April 29, at 11 o'clock, at the private residence 46 East 158th sireet, Harlem, between Fourth and Fifth ave- nues. Brussels and 3ply Carpets throughout the house; walnut and rosewood Parior Suits, all the Bedding, Curled Hair Mattresses, Pier Mirrors, 7 octave rosewood Pianoforte, Dining Room Furniture, China, Crockery, Kitchen and Base- ment “Ctensiis, Refrigerators,’ &e. Catalogues at house morning of sale. BY M. DOUGHTY, aphid Maat ts | days 030 sale of Houseboid Farniture at auction this day, at 104 o'clock, at the salesrooms, 79 Naseau street, being the effects of several families, embracing all kinds of Fotewrood, walnut, mahogany, oak, maple and chesinut Sutts, Some in good order and some very’ bad; 100 or more Carpets of digerent kinds, a large assortment of Curied Hair, Moss, Wool and Straw ‘Mattiesses; Oflice Furniture, three’ Piano- 1e8, French plate Pier Murrors, china Dinner and Tea Seta, vaintings, Engraviiga, &c. For description see Sale perempto shine, entalogues extension, leaf, square and round , pee SALES AT AUCTION, “OAL YARD OTION, —1 SEAMAN SELLS jon fat ApH 3 at cok ot Union Coal Yard, Carta, new Harness! Sotecns, Otlce Furniture, Higus. 1 Horses, UGGISTS AND OTHERS.—THE PRO! hard D nerof Canal street and Fifth avenue, bead of b epemrng tobe sold at auction May 8; sale positive to close = D. BAILEY, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE 50 EAST + Fourth street, New Yort.—Auction sale of Stock and Fixtures of Sample No. 685 Broadway, opposite Metro- politan Hotel.—E. D. BAILEY, Auctioncer, will sell, on riday, April $8, at 10% o'cloo': A. No. 685 all the Stock and Fixtures in the above store, consjstin; Wines, Liquors, Olgars, Jellies, Pre: Batahd oo tures Glassware, | elegant Mirrors, imjohn 5 Bouties, everything appertaining to a jase en fsliment Goods ‘muat-be removed on the day of sale. URNITURE SALE—IN BROOKLYN, ON SATURDAY, Fis rSOSEFE BEGEMAN & 00 — Saturday, ‘at 9 o'clock biture ‘and Carbew, Ae-, containe Pets, AC., con io and 107 Henry street, coruer Clark, Hrooklyn, ie at salesroom, Same day, at 94 A.M., at 261 Cariton avenue, near DeKalb, Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, ets, kc. Same day, at 10, M., at No. 18 St. James place, all street, between Lafayette and Greene avenue jor, hamber and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Same day, at 12 M. 106 Nevins street, corner Pacific, goo a ‘an 04 Ne ry id Dining Ri pets, ame day, at 335 P, M., at B9 Schermerhorm treet, between Court and Clinton, handsome Household Furniture, Bookcases, Mattresses, £0 PORNITORE SALE.—WM. 6. INGRAHAM WILL SELL this di at 1034 o'clock, all the Furniture contained in the houre at No. 110 Chrystie atreet, viz: Chairs, Tables, Glasses, Bedsteads, Beds, Pillows, &c., an alltbe Kitchen Furniture, Stove, &c., with which the’ sale will commence. EO. HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS day, at 2 o'clock, at 406 Second avenuo, between ‘Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth streets, the stock of new and second hand Furniture, conslsting of Parlor Suits, Chamber Sulls,Car- pets, Ollcloth. Hedsteads, Beda and Bedding, Bureaus, Wai Tobes, marble top, leaf and oxtension Tables ; Sofas, Lounges, Plimpton Bedste: Stoves and Kitchen Furniture, &c, le ‘on account of removal. GLRFAT SALE O# PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, A0, Clinton Hall Book Salesrooms and Art Galleries, A. LEAVITT & CO., Auctioneers.—This (Friday) evening, at 734 o'clock, sale of a large coliection of Paintings, Engravings, Xc., inciiding a_ number of Paintings, just re- ceived from Amsterdam, entirely novel and effect: Catalogues ready. Goods on exhibition, HE" B. MERTS, HERTS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, AT 10% O'CLOCK, AY 835 WEST TWENTY-SECOND. STREET, ROSEWOOD PIANO, PARLOR PLATE SAF! ELEGANT PIER MIRRORS, ETAGERES, &C’ Comprising Velvet and Brussels Carpets, rich gilt framed French plate Pier Mirrors, rosewood Pianoforte, by Culen- berg & Vaupel; Parlor Suits, m brocatel and reps; rosewood Etageres, Centre Tables, Marvin's burglar proof Parlor Bate, Chamber and Dining Room Furuiture, Hair Mattresses, Ped- ding, China, Glass, Plated Ware, Kitchen Furniture and Utensils, in'fine order. Catalogues at sale. ALSO ON FRIDAY, APRIL, De AT 1034 O'CLOCK, AT 21 WEST TWENTY-FIFEH STRELT, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C. Comprising rosewood and walnut Parlor Suits in reps and brocatel; Chumber and Dining Room Faruiture, Bedding, &¢, ENRY B, HERTS, AUCTIONEER, SMVESROOMS 66 AND £3 BROADWAY. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE. THE MOST SUPERB SALE OF THE SEASON. ON SATURDAY, APRIL, 29, AT 105 O'CLOCK, AT NO, 844 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, PARLORS CONTAIN Royal Wiiton Carpeis, rich French piate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, rosewood Parlor Suits, in satin brocatel, with ele- ant Window Curtains to match; bubl, inlaid and ormolu tabinets; rogewood seven octave Piano, Hall & Sons’; Ki geret Music Stand, Centre and Side Tables, Bronzes, Vases, roaments, &0. LIBRARY CONTAINS Royal Wilton Carpets, rosewood Bookcase, valuable Library of Standard Works, about 600 vols.; rosewood Library Suits, Tables, Ol! PaintingagEngravines, CHAMBERS CONTAIN Veivet and Brussels Carpets, rosewood and walnut Bed- steads, bureaus, Commodes, Armoire-a-Glace, Washstands, Wardrobes, Pictures, fine Hair Mattresses, Beds, Bedding, Reps and Satin Delaine Curtatus, Lace Curtains, Ac., &c. ING ROOM CONTALNS solid Oak Buffet, Extension Table, Brussels Carpets, rich French China and Cut Glassware, Stiver Ware, Cutlery, oak Dining Chairs, im leather and plush, Mirrors, &c., tozether with a large and tne assortment of Kitcben and Cooking Utonsils, with which the sale will commence, Catalogues will be ready early on morning of sale. Ra 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER-SELLS ON SAT urday, April 29, at'1034 o'clock, at No. 13 Bowery, gents Furnishing Goods, ‘such ‘as Shirts, Buapenders, Neckties- Pants, Shoes, Combs, &c.; aiso a small lot of Jewelry and atchien, ee ee ee es ], S,,WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER SELLS ON Sar. + urday, April 29, at 1036 o'clock, at No. 12 Bowery, Fur- niture, Hair tice walnut Suits, Solas, Sewing Ma~ chines, Engraving, Mirrora, &c.; Feather Pillows, China and Crockery Ware; Stuffed Birds; also about 60 yards Oll- cloth four yards wide, 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER—SELLS ON SAT- + urday, April 29, at 103g o'clock, at No, 12 Bowery, 10 cases of Thompsonian Appetizer and a lot of other Liquors, ‘Wines, Champagnes and Cigars, to pay storage and charges, A igo BOGART, AUCTIONEER. at Salesrooms No. 1 North Wilila street and 210 William Every convenience ts offered to partics wishing to uetr property for convenience of salo to his Large wing taken the large store, No. 410 Wiliam in comncetion with No.1 Korth William street, Fur- niture can be stored until after the Ist of May, without charge, when goods will bring better prics. SAL DA at 11 o'clock, at No, 203 West Tutrty-cighth Breet, Handsome Household Furniture, consisting black walnut Parlor Suits, ia brocal_and reps; Marble top Centre Tables, Cottage Suils, Sola Beds Reception and Kaay Chajrs, iarge. black walnut Bedstea black walnut single Bedateads, Hair, Spring and Excelsior? Mattresses, Featuer Pillow, black walnut marble top Dress: ing Bureaus, Washstands, Dining kvom and Kitchen Fural- ture, Carpets, &c., &¢. ‘OSEPH HEGEMAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Will sell at public auction, RUESDAY, May 2, at Il ofclock A. M., all the Furniture contained in the fou story brown stone house 1U7 Sands street, near Jay, Brook Wyn, consisting of Parlor, Dining and Bédroom Mirnfturer russels Carpets, 7 octave Piano, and all the appointments of a first class private residence. Sale peremptory. ret , OHN» HW. AUSTEN, AUCTIONEER.—BY HAZARD, o) APTHORD & CO., Real Estate Brokers and Aucuoneers’ HO Broadway. | ‘Tho ‘Club House of ‘the New York nt Club at Clifton, Staten Islaad, with all ite Furniture good anchoraxe;' valuable water front; a most desirab: marive villa, in pertect order and ready for immediate occupation.’ Tt will be gold at the Exchange Salesroom, No. 111 Broadway, Friday, April 28, -i871, at 12 o'clock noon, BY JAMES MILNOR TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER, This day (FRIDAY), at 13g P. M. ar Hudaon, at 63 Jane atrect, Will be sold at auction, as above, in lot, all the contents of three story house—Parlor, Bedroor, Kitchen and Basement Furniture, viz.—Velvet, Brussels aid Ingrain Carpets, Oll- cloths, Kitchea Utensils, Stoves, two celebrated Budd & Brother's Heaters, nearly new ; V'ler Mirrors, Console Tables and Cornices, Lace Curtains, buifets, Wardrobe, Pianofarte (Bacon & Raven), Bedsteads, Bureaus, Hair and Spring Mat tresses, Piilowa, Bolsters, Bedding &c.; Extension Table, Gas Stoves, with other articles, Sale positive. Goods to be removed immediately alter sale, Dealers aud buyera gene- rally 1 ENJAMIN P. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONER2.—MORT- gage sale, at No. li Park row, at 11 o'clock A. M., Saturaay, 20th day Of April, 187], the Stock and Fiatures of @ Liquor Saioon. ® JOHN ©, LYST, Attorney for Mortgagee, Br MAX, BAVERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER —SELIS J to-morrow (Saturday), 317 West Twentieth street, ele- gant Furatture of tour sory brick residence, rich Carpets, Fianos, &c, id MAX BAYERSDORFER & CO,'S office, 384 Bowery, BY hod, ANARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER. SELLS 936 o'clock, 414 Sixth strect, large Stock Fancy Goods, Ho- siery, Shirts; also Fixtures; positively in lots; dealers in- vited? 1.'J, SWARZKUPH, 243 Bowery, Y I. J. SWARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER.SELLS, 2 o'clock, 157 Peari street, Brooklyn, Stock, Fixtures (iro- cery Store; also Household Furniture in lots; dealers invited. J. SWARZKOPH, 243 Bower, BY JOHN 4. DUNN, AUCTIONEER, JOHN A. DUNN & CO. saiesroom 283 Bowery will sell, to-morrow (Satorday), 2th in: at 11 o'clock, in lots, the entire Stock, Fixtures’ and Furniture contained in Mquor store known as Jackson Hail, corner Thirteenth street aud Greenwich avenue, Particulars in to-morrow’s Heraid, BX JOHN 4. DUNN, AUCTIONEER, JORN A. DUNN & CO, Salesroom 288 Rowery, will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, at No, t1 Maiden lane, all and entire the iarge Stock, Fixturca, Oflice Furniture, Machinery, Ac., of that Tobacco Factory. The stock is large’ and in fine order, consisting of about 20,000 Ibs, Manufactured Tobacco, large quanuity of Leaf do, 150 the Machinery, which consists of one Horizontal Engine, eight horse power; one Upright Boller, twelve horse power, only a short time in use; Heater, Pump, Steam Pipes, Cutter Presses, Granulator ers and all other Goods contained in sald factory. Goods e removed within four as the building is going to be torn down. Thissale is worthy the attention of the trace, storekeepers, specuiators and others, as ali goods have to be positively sold to the highest bidder or bidders. Catalogues at sale, (0) M, LEVY, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL ON SATUR- day next, 29th inst., at 1049 o'clock, at No. 4 West al] the Furniture contained in sald pre- ‘arlor Suit, in reps; Brussels and other Reception Chairs, black walnut Bu Teau, Bedsteads, Washstand, marbio top Tables, Bedding, Pillows, Bolsters, Tollet Sets, &c.; all in Sine i made. 1 M. LEVY, AUCTIONELR—WILL SELL THIS DAY, C. at ten o'clock, at 63 East Fourth street, east of Third avenue, all the Furniture contained in said premises, viz, Brussels Carpets, rosewood Piano, gilt frame Mirror, black walnut Bitits, in rich rey ok walnut Beasteads, Bureaus, Washatand, ‘Redding, Tablo, Oil Paintinus, Bronzes, China Ornaments, Gins ae Orn remath free of storage untllway i eae ere pPwann ‘SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, Continuation Mortgage Sale of Superb imported and city made Cabinet Furniture, By EDWARD SCHENCK, THIS DAY, APRIL 98, at 11 o'clock, at 60 Liberty street, comprising the entire Stock of a large first class importer and manufacturer, | all of which was imported and manafactured expres for their private retail trade, ‘The stock comprises a variety of rosewood, walnut, ebony, Freneh inlaid marqueteric, bois de rose and babi Parlor, Library, Chamber and Dining Room Suite, ‘of the most unique and modern styles. i Desires “Tuatha vs Hesiy od Paley ou the stock fa disposed of. | BY) JOBS A. DUSN, AUOTIONERR, _ JOHN A. DUNN & CO., salerroom 233 Rowers, will sell this day, at 2 o'clock P. M. all the Furniture contained In private house No. 80 ileecker street, corner Mott, consisting of Marble Top Bureaus, Wanhistands, Beisteads, Chaits, Sofas, Ollcloths, Carpets Mattresses, ‘Quilts, Stoves, and’a general aasoriiment. o! Household Furniture, pies M. FORD, AUCTIONEER.—FORD & CO. 8 oo this day, at 2 P. M., at 1U University place, all the genteel Housebo!d Furniture contained in the above three story pri- Yate residence; being a general variety of Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom and ichenen Furniture; consisting. in part ot Pianoforte, French plate Mirror, fixe Velvet and Tree-ply Carpets, being avery desirable assortment for house- Keepers’and others. Catalogues at house, Sale peremptory, or shine. AMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND Loan Broker, 19 Broadway, between John and Fulton ete. Personal attention given to sales of Household Furniture, @ Hotels, Store Stocks, &c, Prompt returns, Oharges moder: SALES DURING THE WEEK. Friday, 26th, at 402 West Twenty-third sircet, excellent Furniture. Same day, at 825 West Twenty-third street, excellent Furniture. Saturday, 20th, in West Twenty-fifth street, eiegant Furnivure, Same day, In Varick place, elegant Furniture. At private suie, & sup:tior Concert Grand Piano, TRIS DAY (FRIDAY), AT 10 O°CLOOK, AT 402 WEST TWENTY-THIRD S., NEAR NINTH AV., gant | Furniture of above five’ story dwelling, con: ting of rosewood Pinno, Stool and Cover; elegant French ate Pler and Mantel Mirrors, three sets rosewood and wal- nut Parlor Suite, in satin bFocatel and reps; marble top Centre Tables, Walnut and chestnut marble top Chamber Suits, pure curled Hair Mattresses, French, Bolsters aud Pillows ; fine Velvet, Medallion, Brosse's and Three-ply Car- pets, neatly new; Rng, Brussels “Stair Carpets, Hall Ui. cloths, marble top Hat ack, walnut Extension Dining Table and Chatra, marble top Buffet, China and Crockery, Kitchen Furniture, de. No postponement, Catalogues at house. SAME DAY, AT$ O'CLOCK, at 525 West Twenty-third street, near Fisk's Opera House, excellent Furniture of that four story dwelling, consisting of rosewood Piano, Pler and Mantel Mirrors, Lace Curtains, rosewood l'arlor Suita, marble top Centre and other Tables, Voivet, Brusse!s and Three-piy Carpets, Chandeliers, wainut, nd oak marble top Chamber Suita; Lounges, ir Mattresses, Brussels Stair Carpets, Halt Uil- Stand, Extension Dining Table and halts, China, Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen Parniture, Also. lot of Millinery and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Ho- siery, Underclothing. Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, ke. £0, WEST 26TH Sit, BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVS. Entire excellent Furniture of private residence, four story house. Full particulars to-morrow. ME DAY, IN VARICK PLACE, The elegant Furniture of three story dwelling. Full partic- lars to-morrow. AMES M. MILLEK WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON Friday, April 28, at 10 o'clock, at 722 Broadway, Contents of a Billiard Saloon, consisting of 9 Bitliurd Tables (Phelan & Collender), Cues, eke, Shelves, Mirrors, Carpets, Matting, Chitra, &¢., &c. Catalogues at the ofice, Aha WARREN, AUCTIONEER, 16 NEW CHAMBERS street, sella to-day, at noon, the old established Bakery 888 ren street; in working order; sale positive; one or more lo P. TRAVER, AUOTIONBER.—TRAVER & CO.. WILL oO. !, this day, at2 P. M., at their salesroom, 69 Great Jones street, an extensive assortment of Household Furni- ture, Carpeis, Bedding, Acs, from three private residences, Bale positive: TRAVER & CO. give prompt attention to idenges and stores, : ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER, LJegant Household Rurmiture at auction, BM, LUDLOW & CO. will ell nt ouction on Friday Apri 8, I87), at 11 o'clock A. M., at the private residence 31d Fifth avenue, between Thirty-fret and Thirty-second streets, the entire Furniture in aid hone, consisting of carved rose- wood Parlor Suits, crimaon brocatel; walnut and glit Easy and Side Chairs, élegant ebony and ormolu Cabinet, rose: wood marble top Centre and Console Tables, carved binck walnut Hatetand, black walnut Dining Table, carved black walnut Buifet, dfack walnut Dining and Easy Chairs, black walnut French Hedateade, black walnut Dressing Burcnu Diack walnut Washstands, Wardrobes, black walnu Loanges, Rockers, Chairs, Stands, elegant lace Curtains, Linen Shades, Of Painun , Engravingn, ite. ; also large na- fortment of Kitchen and ‘Faun iry Utensils, Catalogues at No. 8 Pine street, NeW YORK COMMON PLEAS. Nathan Risen va. Michael Colina, By virtue of an order made m the above entitled action, T wilt si ‘ pnbifeanetion,on Raturday, ‘Apr LET at 10 o roverty | fo’ the trm of Elsen 3 a Taig SALES AT AUCTION, | ~<a” ‘ARS! I. M Sen AES AED Momretas SALE.-J. HOGARy House, 216 West, jarroom and Lodging street, is adjourned until en a Marshal ana Attorney for ‘PAWNBROKEA’S, SALE—THI8 DAY JAMES ‘vi Auctioneer, will sell ut 69 New Bowery, 600 Lots Mi and Woumns Clothing. By order of P, Bryan, 17 Wi AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY—BY IN. MO TIMER, No. 11 East Broadway. 400 Pe rig ant fi women’s Clothing, Beds, Pili i yy Sie goous, By order of HUGH MOALEENAN: Se AWNBROKERS’ SALE.—R, FIELD, AUCTIONEE! 121 Bowery, will sell, day, at 1i o'clock, 500 I Men's and Women’s Cloth ting of Dresses, Sha\ Remnants, Underclothing, also Pants, Coats an Vests, oots, Shoes, 4c. By order H. Gillen, Yast Th third street, ‘By order R, Rich, Eighth avenue, ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 27 R Cigar Box Mamulactory, Machin p gar Box Manulactory, A , A Med on bap at 10 ees, “an Sem pe) 8 Chgar Box Ma cons! Cisetine ‘Saws and Benches, 2 Bookbinders’ Presses, Tank, Steam Dryer, Branding Press, Brands, Puileys, ing and Hangers, Work Benches, &0. ) HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.—MARSHAL'S SALE - Leaf Tobacco, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Ciga: Y) Ulgar Moles,ée.—This day, April 9%, at 10}¢ o'clock, at 1 Howery, the entire Stock nnd Fixtures of a first class Store, ‘consisting of Leaf Tobacco, Smoking and Cl Tobacco, Havana Leaf Tobacco, about 10, 100 Cigar Moles: gold in lots, Dealersin L. Rindakopf, Clty Marshal, HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.--MARSHAL'S SALE Household’ Furniture, Carpet,"Parlor Suits, &c.—-Tht il 28, at 10% o'clock, at No, 18 Bowery, Suits, Chairs, Tables, Bi ie aa? ra we ; ae & HERMAN, AUCTIONEER, Auction om Boarding House, conmatin, Bureaus, Carpet, Bedding, Bedsteads, &0, Sale positive," HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION SALE 1. Wines, me Chany igars, Furniture, ‘This ‘No. entire stock 01 le, oF wars, CI 9, Ol day (Friday ‘Apnl a8 abit oslooky Is"bowery, the fino Liquors, in Darrels, casks, cases, e.g! Fiz. About 8 barrels chole old Bourbon, varisa bs icelier Win cal Claret, baskets and cases 0} Of other Liquors; aleo Cigars and ‘Tobacco? also the enti Saloon and Barrdom Furnitare, round and aquare Tabl y &e.; demijobns Liquors’ three ke * MIL LIPPMAN, City Marshal, ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE, NO. City Hall place, will sell on, Saturday, Avril at 10 gfolock, the entire Furniture anc Carpets contained tn No. 203 Henry street.—Fine Parlor Suits, in crimson velvet ¢ Brussels ana Velvet Carpets, Olicloths, Mattresses, ‘f enamelied Chamber Suits, &o. W WHAM ABNOT1, AUCTIONEER, ORFICH NO. City Hall place, will’ sell on Wednesday, May 3, at 10; o'clock A. M., the entire stock of new Furniture and Beda ding contained in the warerooms 179 Chatham street, come prising marble top Tables and Bureaus, Extension Tabl mahogany Chairs and Sofas, Bookcascs, solid walnut and. mahogany Bedsteads; also @ large assortment of Looking Glasses and Bedding, dc. wu ABBOTT, AUCTIONEGR, otlice N lo. 6 Ci-y Hall pisces, will sel) this day, 28th inst., at 10 o'clock A. M., the entire eleyaut Furniture contained in the private residence 48 St, Mark’s place (Eighth strect), near wood Parlor Suits, in erimson figured brocatel; fine Pianoe forte; Crossley’s Brussels Carpets, Lace Gurtains, Cornices,' rare Oil Paintings and Engravings, Silver Plated and Glass ware, &c.; also solid rosewood’ Dressing Bureaus, with: curled hatr’ Mate plate, French plate glass; walnut Bedsteads, tresses, father Pillows, Bolaters, 4c.; splendid Fren Pier and Mantel Mirrors; Lounges and Chairs in reps, Catalogues on day of sale. 3 M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER-SELLS ON SATURS ‘day, at No. 6 Balchen place, South Brooklyn, all the Furniture, &c. in the house—tine ¢ Carpets, Parlor Suit black walnut Chamber Suita, rae China, Glass, Btovi and all other Goods in the house. Sale at 103g o'clock. $ W; WITTER, AUCTIONEER SELLS THIS DAY, AT Borclock, at 454 Canal street, a large Guantity of, Household Furniture, &c., from families and others breaking up housekeeping; several Parlor Suits, 10 or 12 French pate, rors, Bookcases, Etageres, Cen! ning and 'l , bles, bidek walnut enamelled Chambet Suits, fine Beds. an Bedding, Wardrobes, Lou ae baat beats and othe Chairs; 50 or 6 fine tapestry, three-ply. and other Carpets, Oilciotiis, Stoves and various’ other Goods. is M._WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THiS DAY, at 104 ofclock at Ny. “4 Varick piace, all the genteol Furniture, &c., im house; fine 0 a ar geen ee Velvet ‘Onlin, ree-ply, talr an other Gs ; NI Hick ainut Chamber ‘Buits, cited’ Nair sttcessess large Bolster and Pillows, Bedi. oe Centre, Dintay and Tea Tables; Wardrobes, Lookeases, China, Gless, Silver Ware Paintings, Enarevil Stoves, es und mies variety ol other Goods. ‘The Furniture has ail been well made. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. PR ah rb eer shy he nv TS OR (CUANGE, OF PIRR OF THE ALBANY AND TROY. steamers.—Pier 89 North river, foot of Vestry street, one block below Desbross@s street, Jersey ferry. Fare on! 60c. ; Berths 50c,; Staterooms 81." Connecting with all raile roads at Albany and ‘roy for the West and North every. evening at six o'clock. The old popular, long evening line, XCURSION.—FORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND. Shady Side, New steamboat PLEASANT VALLEY, ° from Spring street every Sunday at 10, 2 and 6 P. M.; lan ig at Thnty-fourth street, Daily at 1036 and P. M. MOBSING LINE, FOR PESKSKILL THE boat ANTELOPE leaves, every moral cepiton, Harrison street, at 8 o'clock, landing street at Bs Yonkers, Dobbs’ Ferry, (Tarrytown ana Nyaclg by ferry), Sing Sing, Haveratraw, Grassy Point and Ver« planck’s. N. B.—The steamboat NORWALK will occupy, ihe route for a few cays. f ‘ARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP COMPANY. For Boston, via Newport and Fall River, 1871, Suinmer arrangement, del. ‘The splendid steamers BRISTOL, Commaneer A. G, Simmons, ‘an PROVIDENCE, Commander B. M. Simmons, leave alternately, dally (Sundays excepted) from pier #9 | North river, foot of Ch t, ‘The most direst route to Taunton, Middleboro, Plymonth, Cape Cod, Nantucket, New Bedford, Martha's Vineyard and the South Shore. ' GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT on board each steamer every eveninz, by Hall's celebrated Boston Brags, String and Reed Bands, rei received up to5 P, M. sj ~ JAMES FISK, Jn. President. M. R, Stwons, Managing Director. Cuas, B. KIMBALL, General Passenger Agent, HTEAMs Without ex- Thirty-fourta NEW. YORK TO SCOTLAND, SWEDEN, NORWAY, ‘and Denmark, June i; round’ trip §170 currency, Ape Difcattons received until May 1. AUGUST PETERSOHN Manager, No, 8 Bowling Green, NY AMOUNT LOANED ON DIAMONDS, Watches, Jewelry, Sitverware, Camels’ Hair Shawls, Buks, Laces, Valuab ., or bought; highest price pald, J. H, BARRINGER, 135 Broadway, opposite Asior place. KER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP ighest cash advatces on Diamonds, Watches, ' oF bought, Pawubrokers' Tickete bought at 77 Bleecker sireet, } . 7 BRAHAM J. JACKSON, NO, @ PRINCE STREET, near Broadway, loans money on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks and personal property of ‘every desoriphion: NN, B.—Private entrance hall door. } TL. BERNARD'S, 403 SIXTH AVENUE. BETWEEN Twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth streets—Liberal nds Vances made on Mamonds, Watches, Jewelry and ail kinds of goods. The same bought at their full value. ‘ WOLF BROTHERS!, 896 BROADWAY AND 659 Brondway—Money loaned on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Silks, Life Policies, Merchaudise, Fur- niture; particularly on Pianos; business confidential; private parlor ‘or lads T THE OLD ESTABLIS ICE, 68 NASSAU ED 0} street, you can obtain liberal advances on Diamonds, Watches, Sliverware, &c., or will reese them at their uw most valuation? NONIGMAN, Broker. \ 1 . 5 AMITY STREET, NEAR T J.. A. JACKSON'S, N ¥, schon sonaicy, tet Goethe ede on Los Joe atches, Jewelry, i is and ‘reonal Proper of ever description, Satie bought and sold, beers’ T HYMAN'S, 658 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BUND aren lara advances made on Diamonis and Watches, Silverware, &c., or will pay the highest market price for the same, nae neni f ROADWAY, CORNER FULTON STREET (KNOX'S Bullding).—Business established 15 years,—NEWMAN LEOPOLD buys, or advances liberally on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Life Policies. Metchandise and other Se curities negot ul for O13, BRAD EA vanced on Diamonds, Wat R TWENTIETH STREET, UP’ t Dt Watchesy Pianos, de. ; iry, Laces, Shi same bonght. Ui deemed Ploages for sul Ce HERTS. NEWSPAPER: QUNDAY FREE PRESS, PRICE TWO CENTS, will be iasued on Sunday next, April,30. THE SUNDAY FREE PRESS ‘will contain all the news. INSTRUCTION. N ACO ED LADY DESIRES TO TAKE EN- Pept set ladies whose heaith or edueatios Tequires a residence in Europe. Address M. L., care of Ty. Smart, 402 Ninth avenue. Li YOUNG GERMAN LADY, CONVERSANT WITIE A. five modern languages, and well at. home in musle Grawing, desires an engagement; highest references, 47. Lafayetio place. 7 = have « furn bom with a lady; nl Gesirapis; terme moderate, Call from Bt 7 i Me at 00, East Filty-eighth street, iahitials = ————————————— manrrannnrnnnrr SU RORE: (0 MANUFACTURERS AND ness house at Cologne is deat cies for buying German or relitn, neipal- ly in tho metal branch ; good referent ff required, “Addrens, prepatd, KZ, ald caro Meners. Hanes, enntein & Vogler'a Advertising Agency, Cologne, Germany. oagnananananenntd MERCHANTS, -A_BUSI- ndertakin, paistnanennsannaentnininanhnscdnsielsail Tb Gh fnabe Nona wm cea draazcd witzerland, combined with the 1 Bromine and lodine 8 th offer to tourists al ‘the induce- monte of the Continental spas; conceris, Cy snal (Tronte et quarante, roniet un zero), railroad communication trom id ——— SS pug “EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK ON AND avr. May 1 will ite new Lo Ry Fong ‘Twenty-third irest and Sixth avenue,