The New York Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1871, Page 9

> FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WALL StRerr, SUNDAY, April 80, 1871, THE TRADE OF THE CITY uring the past week was active in nearly all de- partments outside of dry goods, in which latter there was the diminution of transactions usual at Bais season, THE WEEK IN WALL STREET. In financial circles, and particularly on the Stock (Exchange, the week has been signalized by the > largest business done for any corresponding period ince the spring of 1869. The course of the railways nd miscellaneous shares was, however, ex- tremely erratic, with frequent wide fluctuations and excited dealings, t seems that some of the cliques, Particularly those in the Northwest shares, became disorganized throuzh alleged internal treachery, nd a heavy decline in prices followed from tne Casting of their stock upon the market. The other cliques had been manipulating the market to get stock out of the hands of weak holders and to enlarge the short interest, and had rendered it quite sensitive to the movement first mentioned. ‘The latter dually sought to remedy the ill effects produced upon public sentiment by this demo- ralization, and prices were several times ral- Med, the market eventually closing very dull, If the ‘bull’ cliques, to use the expression of the street, Dave “lost their market” they have themselves to blame. But consideng the growing ease of the money market and the good margin of time yet left wherein to revive the “bullish” sentiment of the street it is not unilkely that they will succeed in re- storing buoyancy, and start the market on a further upward movement, The clements of a speculative rise are even more abundant than in 1869, in which year figures were attained which are ten to twenty- dive per cent higher than the best made in the pre- sent season. ‘The decline in stocks was not, at least, the result of any apprehension as to money which, even in the aldst of the crisis, was barely worth seven per cent and commanded tnat rate only for a few hours, At ‘the close the supply of funds seeking employment ‘was unusually large, and the figures on Saturday de- conde to four per cent as the rate on governments ‘and five as the rate on the usual stock collaterals, Prime commercial paper was in rather better re- ques. Foreign exchange was firmer on the demand for remittance against the large imports of the spring ‘months, and the leading drawers advanced their ask- Ang rates to 1103¢ for sixty day and 109% for sight sterling bills. Gold, which had been heavy in the face of a @peculative movement originating with a large number of operators, gradually advanced on the heavy exports of specie for the week, which were over $3,000,000, and in doing 80 was assisted by purchases on the part of some of'the stock houses Operating for a decline in the railways, ‘the ex- treme fluctuation under these influences was, how- ever, confined to the comparatively narrow margin of three-quarters per cent. The extreme fluctua- tions dally in the price of gold during the week ‘were as follows:— Hiugnest, —_— Lowest. 110% 10s 1 110% + 110% 11035 lig 105 prvery 110% 11g ut The strength of the gold market and the buoyancy of five-twenties in Europe rendered the government list firmer and led to an ad- ‘vance in prices. The easy condition of the money market also aided in establishing firmnesa, Tne highest prices were maintained to the close of street ‘Dusiness Saturvay, when quotations left off as fol- lows:—United States currency sixes, 115% @ 115%; Go. s1xe8, 1851, registered, 11634 2 11744; do. do, cou- pon, 1173 a 117%; do. five-twenues, registered, May and November, 11754 & 110%; do. do., 1862, Coupon, do., 143g a 114%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 1143¢ & 1144; do. do., 1865, do. do., M434 9-114%4; do. do., registered, January and July, 113 a 113%; do. do., 1865, coupon, do, 113 a 1. do. do,, 1867, do. do, 115%; do. do., 1868. do. do, 113 a 1134y; do, ten-forties, registered, 108% a 109; do. do., coupon, 109 3g a 169%. THE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of ihe associated banks was more favorable than anticipated, and gave rise to some suspicions that the larger operators at the Stock Exchange had used their influence to render the exhibit as flattering as possibic. Most of its good features are, however, accounted forin great part by the legitimate movement of currency in this direction, and it is not at all diMcult to explain an increase of over a million and a balf doilars of specie, considering that, while the Treasury disbursed two millions ‘oy direct sale, 1t pald out about five millions m the way of May interest on the public debt. Itis true ‘that the gold sold by the government did not count » for its whole amount, comiug so late in the week, but the statement reflects in some degree the four mil- luons sold at the corresponding time of the previous week. Hence, waile the export of specie and the payments for customs have ocen heavy, they were not up to the disbursements of gold. The legal tenders having increased about $3,900,000, the total legal reserve is augmented by about $5,500,000, but the deposits having aiso increased about $5,000,000, the real gain in reserve and to be added to the surplus above the legal requirement is just $4,340,326. The total sur- plus now amounts to about $12,600,000, The state- ment contrasts with its predecessor as follows:— 60,426, 201 The following shows the changes In detail :— Increase in loans..... $2,336,742 Increase in specie. 1,636,311 Decrease in circulation. see 26,475 Increase in deposits. « 5,168,420 in legal tenders...... + 8,889,503 RAILWAY MATTERS, ‘The united railroads of New Jersey are about to pass under the control of the Pennsylvania Ratiroad Company, the committees appointed by the directors of the Pennsylvania company and the New Jersey companics having, itis understood, fuliy agreed to ‘he terms, after long pending negotiations. The ‘united cow panies comprise the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company, the Camden and Am- boy Railroad Company, the Philadelphia and Tren- 4on Railroad Company, and the Delaware and Rari- (an Canal Company. By the terms of the lease the Pennsylvania company agrees to take the property and franchtses of the united companies, to assume all their obligations and to pay dividencts of ten per cent per annum upon their capital stock. These terms Will snortly be submitted to the stockholders ofthe New Jersey companies for approval. ithe Mnes leased w the umted companies, extending over nearly every county in tne southern part of the State, will also be under the control of the Pennsyl- vania company. The stockholders of the Harlem River and Port- chester Ratiroad Company have elected the follow- dng directors:—N. A. Baldwin, of Milford, Conn., ‘who was in turn clected president; Wilson G. Hunt, York; E. H. Trowbridge, of New Havei Francis Morris, of Westchester; William E. Barnett, of New Rocherle; William D. sishop, of Bridgeport; F. G. Clark, of Greenwich; George N. Miller, of New John T. Shelton, of Bridgeport; Joseph Park, Jr., of Rye; Abranam ‘R. Van Nest, of New York, and John Hunter, of Weatchester. FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS. ‘The following were the closing street prices tor ‘the principal stocks on Saturday evening:—Western Union Telegraph, 60a 60%; United States Express, 59 & 60; Pacific Mail, 475 a 47%; New York Central consolidated, 100 a 100%; New «York Central scrip, 06%; @ 0654; Erle, 21 a 2114; Reading, 1093; a 109% Lake Shore, 1114 @ 111%; Pittsburg, 1234) @ 124; Northwestern, 88% @ 84; do. preferred, 96% 2 96%; Rock Island, 11334 a 113%; St, Paui, 6234 a 62%; do. preferred, $1%{ ® 81%; Wabash, 64% a 6474; Ohio end Mississippi, 624 a 62:;; Boston, Martford and Erle, 25 82%; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 103 bid; Onion Pacific, 3334 & 8354; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 2334 a 2374, COMMERCIAL REPORT. SaTORDAY,, April 296 P.M. COFToN.—The demand from speculators for cotton to de ‘(ver in contracts bevine cubsided. there was bat ilitle anima- NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1871.-TRIPLE SHEET.. =F bn te Sc ecktel aad geisha wlet toward their Bormal base. The former relation in values of different growths was restored, and altogether the market, though quoted lower to meet the demand from exporters and spin: Sars, yaa more settled, closing, owever, rather weak at the revised quotations appended. The Export. Consumption ulation In transit, Or Texas. ee; th La yer re. easier, The t: iy di ve and prices were @ transsations to-day com. rise 2.; ‘200 bal bales, as ‘oth April, 800 at 1480. ; Hay a at Mo. Jane, 100 at 14 ‘at ‘Vde.; July, 100 at 1a ‘August, 100 at he: 100, fr free oa Pear eaton, more, 100; New ere 891; Boston, stock at this port, as per actual count, comprises 89,797 Wilmington, 81; Norfolk; svt Batt ‘a. Total,” 5,799, the le ss Toligwacts wareBousea: Gh 150 Pacer oe shipboard, not cleared, 22,00) bales; on deck, in course of discharging, 2,300 bales, and in Jersey City, 107 baies, CofrRe.—The demand for Rlo was moderate, and no sales were effected aside from a small trade In lots, which was at ful prices, At New Or.cans rns was sold, the particu- larsof which aid not trauapire. | Diher descriptions were steady, with a moder We ote Rio—Ordinary, Ha ioito. (talk 10." 8 Me. ; good, prime, 1240. a Lc. extreme False fof tows Wise: & oa wok ager ia bo t and sixty days’ credit; Java, If Singapore, io. m 18a. ; Cepton, 1360.» Ties starataiy Layuayra, 14c, a 1 Jamaica, 18s. a 150. } Bomiaca,go youd in bon, ance ‘@'10c. ; Costa Rica, 133g0. rEg Tio. a 16e.; Mexican, 180. w17c.; Savaallia, 13}gc. Ibye.? Gu Bo. a 160, Fnricurs.—ihe market was very dull and rates decidedly easier. ‘The en: to Liverpool by si bushels grain I bark, 5931008 na, (Spain), full cargo tobacco, Bs. a bark 660 tons from ialtimore to’ Aspinwall, coal, $8; bark from Savannah to the River Plate, 300 Xt fee @31, and primage; a bark from Pensacola to Boston, ad a brig ¢ aii tous, to Galveston, general cargo, on pri. LOUM AND GRAIN, —Recefpts—Flour, 18,481 bbls. ; wheat 90,03 bushels; corn, 18,115 buabeis; cornmeal, 275 bbis. an 43) bacs; oats, 46.175 bushels, The dour market ruled get Dut rather tiemier for the lower grades. The sales were a 1 rye flour vontinued steady without sales of impor- linces cornmeal wan ria at quovatious, ‘The ‘ales were about $00 pbla, We quote :— 0. Bupertine State, Extra State. Choice do... Pretas Western. 2 ee 3 SASESRSSE SSSTHSSSUSSLES: Houndboop onto; ahisping’ brands. Round hoop Ohio! trade brand Fant! St. Louls tow extra, St. Louls straight extr Bt. Louischoice double extra. 8t Louis chofce family... . Rye flour, . Southern ‘Ni Southern supers Southern extra. Southern fami! Corn meul, W Corn meal, Western yellow. Corn m rae WaIKISAcanaee PA ZI RTS FRPP SEE SPE PEPPER REP EEP SReSeeseslesehenneseses Heer mans Corp meal. Brandywine —W heat was dull but firm, but oiferings were very light, par- ticularly of new spring, 5 peuinal at about $1 48 a in store and atioat, though 81 62081 58 was asked. The salog were tring, comprising About 10,00) bushels at #1 80 for old spring, BI Bd a wi 69 for amber winter, $1 873g for winter, ‘2 spring sold last evening at @1 49 elivered and 81 47 in store. Corn was a 3c, better. The sales were about 201,000 bushels at T63gc. a ve. for mixed, 74e. a Se. for yellow. ' Oats wero nominal at G4c. a b5c. for Western in store, Ge. for do. afloat and 68c. a 66c. for Ohio, with sales of about 25,000 bushels within the Tange. Barley and rye wero dull and nominal. Motasses.—The market was steady, for foreign, with w moderate demand, We note mds. Forks rivate terms. Domestic wat of 150 bbia., at from 480. to 67e. ns . NAVAL D10x ‘contived heavy for spirits Surpentine, and we have to note a further receanion fo value, ‘The sales ‘cover 200 bbs. chiefly at 4/2g0. a dBc. ioe fi eld at previous aie of 1,1 Tiles, Dut stenay, at former prices, without anion, Perro.‘ 10 market was quict, but continued to Tule decidedly firmer. Fully %c.m 340. allvanco was estab- Washed om ull’ grades, the market closing with anupward tendency. jots of refined on the pet sold at 23%4c, We ote sales of 3000 bole: standard, whiter Gist halt gine, at 4c. 1,000 down bat June, Mic. und 600 do. inst Balt dnty, Me ce ‘Oulaide price. Case ofl was in light demand at 27:4¢. a 23.5 sales unimportant, Crude in buik was hel at from13\;o. a Idige., without noteworthy saies. In Philadel: phla the market continued firm, with sales of 2,000 bola, re- ned, on the spot, at 24%,¢., and’ 1,000 bbls, first half May, at FRovistons,—Receipts—Pork, 25 packages; beef, 40 pack- ages; cut meais, 47 packaves; lard, 9) packages and 120 Kegs. The pork’ market was decidedly better. ‘The sales were about 2,00 bbls. mess at $18 60 for May and $15 75 for June delivery. Beef was frm, but quiet. Beef hams were Cut meats were moderately ier, The sales were about Biekied hams, chieuy at Io, | Hacon continued sales were unimportant. Lard was firm. We ea of about 1,500 tlerces at 113¢c. on the spot and for May, and 11446. for June. Uoan.—the market’ was strong under a cod demand from retinera anda fair demand from grocers. The sales comprised 1,500 hhds., including 600 hhds.” good fair reining st doq6. ; COU nds. codtrirugal at 103<c~ 227 hide. low fair for refining at it) 344 bi pair fair refining a 9'sc. w Yc, bores as ta nabece sugar were at Pr<c., and 136 hes ee tpaees Tie, and 0857 bags Manila « Bie. Retned sugar was in brik demand, with suies at lake. for soft white, and Ise. a Wisc. for granulated, Powered and crushed. | We quote:—Cupa—Interior to gommon retain fo. a 9c.: fair Sine Scanian, $he1 tat Fe duc. 8 cary, 34 IY ; prime to cholce ey, xe = nog, ace norshcads and boxes, Use. & ‘2 1030. ; molasses, Rousheada ‘and’ boxes, te. a 9c. | wll, 4 ate a es, Duich siandard Nom 7 Teton gore We. 50. 18 0 15, Wye, Tiiserg Laiee-t don 1 10 0, 1g a 1230. Porto Rico—Refining grades, erades, 934c. a igo. BS thse “Sava Dutch standard, Nos. 1010 12, Sige tia—Current clayed and superior, 80. a 9c. --Retining grades, 73ec. a 8c. ; grocery grades, Yo. errbe “The tarkel for Calcuite was moderately active and firmer, We note sales of 1,775 bage to arrive at $2 255, sixty days.” Ouuer descriptions were dull TALLOW continued firm. The sales were about 60,000 Ibs.y '—Receipts, 309 bbis. The market was firmer. About 150 bis, soit at Sugc. a Mc. ae aan Nw Onneawa, April 29, 1271, Cotton steady, in fair demand; middiing Pe. a lio. Net receipts 1,919 bales; gross 1023. Exports to Havre, 2. 602; to Barcelona, 100; to Vera Cruz, 476; 2 ‘Sales 7,000 bales; stock’ 172,655. SAVANNAH, April 29, 1871. Cotton firm; mfddlings Ide. Net receipts 766 bales; sales 800; stock 45,416. Avaverd, Ga April: 1871, Cotton market close! quict and weak at 13340. a 13%. for middling, Bales 390 bales; receipts 80. Cuanirstos, April 29, 1870, Cotton quiet; middiings 1c. Net receipte 460 bales; ex- ports constwise 83; sales 300; wtock 18,177, Witwrxerow, April $9, 1871 Spirits turpentine steady at 43c. ; rosin quiet, $1 75 strained to $6 60 for pale; crude turpentine and tar unchange Gow nao April 29— Evening. Flour steady and unchanged; sales 1.900 Dbl. at 8, tor Xo. a amber winter, BS {or white do., 88 7 rh Milwaukee eiub held middlings, Canal frelghts dull; wheat, Tie; corn, to New York; lumber, $3 to the Hudson, t4to New Railroad freighte—Fiour, to Boston, to New to Albany, 47c. Lake imports i, wheat, 6,800 bushels corn, 1,078,000 feet lumber. Canal ex- i bushels corn, $1,005 teot lumber. Grain in store— ,000 bushels wheat, 32,000 busheis corn, 18,000 bushel cot, 30,600 bushels bariey, 10,700 bushels rye, 8,600 bushel: Legs, ©nicaco, April 27, 1871. Flour more active and unchanged. Wheat more active and firmer ; %, 2 closed at 81 YS, seller May; $1 25, selier last batt ‘a 1a cats: A) a the afternoon irre; war ACL 255 081 2%, nell 14, seller June. Corn 2 taites May ; B5ige. a Sbs¢c., during the arvernont dull and nominal Oats med Aijgo- Cor treth, 4840, a 47c. tor reguiar ad Isc. a #23gc. for No.2 Barley ait wines steady at Sisgo, Mess pork firm at ler May; $18 seller Juoe, Lard, Wge. Dry §: fy shoulders, 6',c.; rib sides, 8c, Live bogs active at 2% a $6 70. ‘Cattia quiet at #4 45.0 46 ipts— 000 bbin. Se cae we wheat, fh thy om corn, Hed bushels oats, 2,000 bushels rye, 5,u00 busi ia barley, ») hogs. Shipments—7,000 bois, flour, 93,000 bushels wheat, Boe Uushels corn, 29,000 bushels oats, 1,000 bushels rye, 4:'00 bustle barley, 8000 hogs. Freights to Butalo ‘ae: cannes. Catcnina A TRAIN.—The editor of the Fatrficld County (Conn.) Lemocrat gives his experience in penne | ‘A moving train of cars as tollows:—We atarted for the train, and the train started. if we did not catch the train we would certainty be left, 80 we conciuded to catch the train or lose a leg— and we did. Take warning—we caught the trat yet we were left; furnished two surgeons a lit practice, lived on "ngnt diet for ten days, and felt Satisned to wait for the next train rather than to be 1m @ harry and lose another leg- We fee: contented and paddie along with crutches, and conclude we have paid well for the lesson. Never attempt to get ‘upon or in front of a moving train, —— ee MARRIAGES ANO DEATHS, Married. HARING—ALSTON.—On Wednesday, April 26, at the residence of the bride's paren by the Rev. A James 0. Murray, ). D., GEORG RING to AL- MARIA, JoUngest daughter of George W. Aiston, Esa. No cards. LinpsaY —Tuomas.--On Thursday, April 27, at Perth Amboy, N.J., by the Rev. John Shackelford, of New York’city, U. SRTON LINDSAY, Of Perth Am: boy, and Bessig, daughter of W, G. Thomas, Baltimore papers please cop: YOUMANS—!HORN,—AL the residence of the bride's parents, on Wednesday, April 19, by the Rey. Lea Luquer, of Beaford, Joun i. YOUMANS, of New York, t AMELIA A., daughter of Moses’ B, Thorn, Esq., of Mount Kisco, Died. Aprorr,—On Saturday, April 20, Mary E., wife of the late D. Warren Abbott. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to atvend the funeral, from her late residence, 237 West Forty-ergnth street, this (Monday) aiteraoon, at half- pays, ba o'clock. p8.—On Sunday, April 90, after @ short i+ ners, Mrs. Manckeur, Roum, i vite of the late Cor- nelius Bounds, of Albany, in the 68th year of her age. ‘The relatives, friends and acquaintances are in- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. James Ostrander, No. 817 Greenwich street, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Albany and Scunectady papers please copy. Brower.—At Jersey City, oa Saturday, Py prit 29, MARIA Browek, in the 87th year of her age. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are invited to attend the mneral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of Cornelius Van Vorst, 183 Wayne Street, Jersey City. CAMPBELL.—In Jersey City, on Friday, April 23, after a long and painfal iliness, Joun CAMPBELL, & native of Kincaraine-oa-Forth, Scouand, in tne 66th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to atiend the funeral, from his late restdence, 218 South Eighth street, Jers ey Clty, this (Monday’ afternoon, at one o'clock. Scotch papers please copy. Carr.—Suddenty, at Harlem, on Sunday, April 30, Eppik, eldest child of Michael and Mary Carr, aged 18 years, 3 months and 15 days. ‘The relatives and fricnas of the family are reapect- fully invited to atcend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his parents, 113th street, between Second and Taira avenues, on Tuesday alvernoon, at one o'clock, Coar.—On Sunday morning, Apmi 30, Seta Coar, in the 70th year of his age. The relatives and frienas are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, from the residence of his son, Joseph Coar, 343 Hast 125th street, near First avenue, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'c'ock. Philadelphia and Doylestown (Bucks county, Pa.) papers please copy. Cox.—On Sanday, April 20, Mary TERESA, young- est child of James and Julia Cox, aged 6 months and 20 days, ‘The tuncrat will take place from the residence of her parents, 848 Third avenue, this (Mouday) after- noon, at two o'clock. DAVIDSON.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, April 30, after @ short illness, MILLIZ G., youngest daughter of Alexander and £liza Davidson, aged 6 yeurs, 8 months and 11 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attond the Tuneral, from the residence of her arents, 85 Woociull sireet, Seuth Brooklyn, on fuesitay afternoon, at one o'cloc! DEMAREST.—AL Paterson, N. J., on Friday, April 28, HENRY M, LOw, son of dames H. and Hettie L. Demarest, aged 4 years. ‘The funeral services will take place at the rest- dence of his grandmother, Mra, Mary Low, this (Mon- day) atteraoon, at two o'clock, Duve Dur ‘Y¥.O09 Sunday, April 39, CHRISTOPHER r., only son of Christopher and Anne Duty, ar of bis age. and friends of the family are invited to attend the tuneral, from the residence of his parents, No, 2 Rutgers place, on Tuesday aiternoon, at hall- past two o'clock. E)sei.—On Sunday morning, April 30, HENRY EIsEL, of Roselle, +. J., 1n the ovth year of his age, The.relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place at Roselle, N, J., on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Boat from fooc of Liverty street, New York, at twelve o'clock. Carriages will be in attendance at the depot in Roselle, EYTINGE.—At Stapleton, S. I., on Saturday, April 20, Rebecca S8., widow ol David Eytinge, in the j1st year of her age. The funeral will take place from her late resi- dence, Richmond road, near Gore street, on Tues- day morning, ateleven o’ciock, The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. FALVEY.—On Sunday, April 3), at her residence, No. 155 East Eighty-fifth street, MARY ANN, widow of Jeremiah Falvey. The friends of the family ure invited to attend the funeral, from St. Lawrence churck, Eiguty-fourth strect, on Tuesday morning, at ten o’ciock, Where & Mass of requiem will be said tor the repose of her soul. The remains will be taken to Calvary Ceme- tery for interment. GARDNER.—In Astoria, on Saturday, April 29, ELEANOR J., daughter of ‘Thomas J. and Mary Ann Gardner, aged 26 years, 2 months and 17 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tne funeral, irom St. Thomas church, Ravenswood, L. lL, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o’clock, without further notice, Goop —On Sunday, April 30, of Bright's disease of the kidneys, Mr. SOM AS Goop, aged 49 years and 2 months, The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, trom his late residence, 307 East 156th street. Relatives and friends, also members of Perfect Asblar Loage, No, 604. F. and A. M.3 Amity Chapter, No. 60 R. A. M., and Greenpoint Lodge, No, 403, F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend. PERFEOT ASHLAR LODGE, No. 604, F. and A. M.— BRETHREN—Y0u are hereby summoned to attena an emergent communication, to be held at the lodge room, No. 8 Union square, on Tuesday morning, at half-past eleven o'clock, for the purpose of attend- ing the funeral of our ‘late brother r, Thomas Good. Members of sister lodges are cordially invited to unite with us. EDWIN F. HAVENS, Master. GOVER.—ALIDA Gover, youngest daughter of ba ©. and Emily Gover, aged 4 years and 6 ays. ‘The friends of the family, and the brethren of Abrams Lodge, F. ana A. M., are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from her late residence wd cs altars street, this (Monday) afternoon, at tw’ o'clock. GREENLY.—On Thursday, April 27, after a linger- ing ilness, at No. 93 Ninth avenue, THEODORE ‘T. GREENLY. The relatives and friends, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral ser- vices, at St. Peter's church, West Twentieth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, to-day (Monday), at twelve o'clock M. ‘Ihe remains will be taken to Peekskill for interment. Haiaut. eee th on Saturday morning, April 29, NELSON HAIGHT, in the 56th year of his age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fmmeral, on Tuesday morning, at eleven o’clock, from the First Methodist Episcopal bay ried Newburg, N. Y. HALL.—On Sunday, April 30, Davin RICHARD HALL, aged 16 years. Funeral will take Malo from his late residence, = City, thus (Monday) morn- , April 29, Mary KELLY, in ber! est PE he! of her age. nus of the family are respectfuily re- queseet to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son, 50 Willett street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. MARONY.—On aol April 28, at his residence, No. 219 Fifth street, DANIEL MARONY, formerly of Staten Island, in the 67th year of nis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family and those of his brother Thomas, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) morning, at nine o’clock, from the Church of the Nativity, Second avenue, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered up for tho repose of his soul, thence at one o'clock to Staten Island for interment. MATHER.—On Sunday morning, April 30, of scarlet fever, Errrre LOvIsE, only daugiter of Mrs. George rod late William John Mather, of Nas- an, ged 7 yea erriends of the family are invited to attend the funerai, trom 33 Duiield terrace, at four o'clock “Nassau Papers please copy. Martrocks.—On Sunday, April 30, Mrs, MaTrocks, aged 57 yours, MOLLESON.—On Sunday morning, April 30, sud- denly, MARGARET MADELINE, youngest daughter of the late Flias and Georgiana P. Molleson, The relatives and frienas of the family are re. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Chureh of the Transfiguration, Twenty ninth street, between Madison and Fifth avenues, on Tuesday Morning, at halepast ten o'clock, without further notic MorPuy.—On_ Saturday, April 29, Tomas MURPHY, aged 56 years, 4 months and 10 days. Funeral to take place from his late residence, 426 Cherry st., this (Monday) afterneon, at half-past one The triends of the family, and those of his Het ag John and Michael Murphy, are invited to atte N.—On Saturday, a 29, JonN De second son of Dents O’sullivan, Rolane, parish of Aghabologue, county Cork, Ire- land, aged 38 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect+ ful y invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest- ence, 568 Eleventh avenue, this (Monday) after- noon, at two o'clock. Pg 8. —On Sunday morning, April 30, THERESA beloved wife of Juhn V. Perkins, aged 33 years, hy from his residence, corner of Mapie and Halliday streets, Lafayette, Jersey City, on Wednes- day atternoon, at two o'clock. The members of York Lodge No. 197 F. and A. M., Corinthian Chap- ter 159 R. A. M, and Manhattan Commandery No. 31 K. T. are respectfuliy invited to attend. N.—On Saturd: April 3, CATHARINE, wife Phelan and daughter of James and Ellen native of Uriingford, county Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 27 years. The relatives nad friends of the family are respect- falty invited to attend the funeral, from St. Stephen's church, Carroll street, South Brooklyn, this (Mon- day, morning, at ten o'clock, where a requiem mass will be heid for the repose of her soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment (and not for Staten \d, 48 heretofore advertised). Caliiornia papers please copy. Puinny.—At Petroleum Centre, Pa., on Thurs- day, April 27, Henry SrymMovr Prrnny, formerly resident of this city and late of Dundat, Sussex county, Pa., aged 37 years. Ponp.—On Saturday morning, at 29, PLuMa, wife of James 0. Pond, M. D., aged 78 yea Her relatives and friends, and those of her son-in- bets Samuel M, Pond, are invited to attend the fune- ral, at No, 327 West Twenty-third street, on Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock, The interment will take place priv: ely at Woodiawn. PUTNAM. in Saturday morning, April 29, D._ PUTNAM, In the 45th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the tamily are Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. AVERY Cottay place, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o’cloc! Quinn.—At his residence, 263 West Seven. teenth street, on ursday evening, April BERNARD QUINN, & native of parish of Donougi: ee county Tyroue, Ireland, in the b4th year of 18 ‘The irlends and acquaintances of deceased are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at the Churen of St. Columba, West ‘wenty-iifih Street, this (Monday) morning, 3 hall-pasi nine o'clock; thence to Calvat eter Reep.—On Thursday, Avril 27, THNNIB W., wife of as ander KE. Reed, in the 23d year of her age. relatives and friends of ‘the ‘amily, and those of. her lather, James T. Ferguson, are respectiully invited to attend the gt es the resiaence of i father-in-law, No. West Thirty-seventh treet, this (Monday) ieraing, at nine o'clock, On Sunday, April 90. ar New Island, Mivrox Raw, son of Richard Rap ant the | late Marguret Van Nuyse, aged 26 years, 11 montns and 24 days. ‘The funerai wil take place on Tuesday steenebn, at three o'clock, from the Reformed chut New Utreent, Long Island, The relatives and friends are invited to attend, RivrENGER.—In this city on Saturday, April 2 Mrs. MARY ELizaserd Rirrenarr, the only remain: ing child of Eliza and ive Roland Burdett, ‘The Iriends of the family and members of By Te Snow Social Union, No. 4, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her stepfather, H. Mc- Plain, M. D., 240 West Thiriv-third street. Rogers.—On Saturvay, April 2), of pneumonta, EMMA, daughter oi Mary and the late Samuel Rogers, aged % years, 5 wionths and 10 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, 250 East Thuirt ud street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o’cloc! Movmouth county (N. J.) papers please copy. SNeDEN.—On Sunday morn April 30, of paraly- sa Capea LAWRENCE J. SNEDEN, in the Tist year 3 age. The re‘atives and friends of the family are ti vited to attend the funeral, from tis late residenc den’s Landing, on Tuesday afternoon, at one Swain.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, April 20, at half-past ten o'clock, Ricnakp Swary, tn the Tist year of Mis age, a native of Nantucket, Mas and for many years a resident of New Orleans, La. The funeral will take place on Tuesday atternoon, at three o'clock. from his late residence, 240 Lafay- ette avenue, near Washington avenue. New Orleans papers please copy, Pe ina White Plains, on Friday, April GEORGE WITHERELL, in the 54th year of hts age. ito funeral will take’ pince from’ Grace, ehusek, White Plains, on Tuesday alternoon, at two o'clock. Carriages will bein waiting on the arrival of the half-past pine ana half-past ten o'clock A. M. trains Ttroin New York. Woopkur —0n Sunday, April 30, of inflammation of the lungs, GRacr VAN SrNDEREN, aged 5 months and 12 days, daughter of Franklin and Phoebe J. Woodruff. The relatives and friends of the family are invited toatiend the funeral, on three o'clock, from the residence of the parents, No. 144 Jerolamon stre et, Brooklyn MINGR, AUCTIONEER. BY ALLEN B. MINER & BROTHER, Ime HENRY HLELDS € MINER. Kstablished 1-47, amdvers and 77 Reade streets. Leeds Art Galleries, Nos. B17 and S19, Broadway, southwest corner ‘Iweifth street, SATURDAY, A APRIL 29, byeny. o'clock, at the salesroom NOS. 95 CHAMBERS AND 77 READE STREETS, genteel Household Furniture, removed for convenience of sale, consisting of Axminster, Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets: carved, rosewood Suits, ial erimson figured sik; carved black walnut Suit in green and striped repa; do.. Grab; rosewood mirror-back Hagere, glit (rare Freich plate Pier Mirrors, with Slab and Brackets? gilt fram oval’ do., biack walnut Extension Tables, Lace Window Curtains, with black walnut cornices; back walnut and mahogany Bedsteads, black walnut and mahogany marble top Dressing Bureaus, do. Washstands, Hair Mattresses, Paillasses, Bol- er-plated Ware, Culiery, re, ec. ‘Also 48 lots of unclaimed Baggage, for account of Wells, Far « Contents unknown, ‘Also a fine double barrel Kifle and Shot Gun combined, in brig case and I! ood order, oid nt 12 o'civek, an elegant carved rosewood seven verand Fiano, made by oumston; ala rose- Wood seven octave four round corner Piano, made by Wor. center. Ching and DRIAN P. MULLER, AvoTIONKE alo of 108 Lots st Charles streets, a tee ciste groans bth the & ADRIAN H. MU! will sell ay, "May 4, 1871, PEREMPTORY renue, Lincotn and e, Jersey City, Intely occupied t- George Cricket Clal at auction on’ Thu ALi oveiackey at tho Exchange Salesroom, No. 111 Broadway, by order of’ the di- Tectors of the Bergen Hili Pleasure Ground Association, th valuable Hroperty situate on Chai Jersey City (late Hudson City}, known Bi, George ( Grounds, ‘The property 1s even witl turted, ‘The improvements conal large clubhouse, outhouse and stands for spectato whole being enclosed by a high fence; alo mie the above described property, and havin, feet on Grand avenue; also the Charter of the Association permitting the use of the iand in perpetuity (at the option of the association) a4 & pleasure ground, ‘The property, to; gether with the charter, will first be offered at a low upset price, which, {f not tuken, the land will then be soid in lots, without reserve, to the highest bidder. Terms, 10 per cent Maps at the office of the on day of aale; balance fn 3) days, Auctioneer, No. 7 Pine street. “SUPREME COURT SALE. A. ROBERTS & MeGUIIEE, AU ‘CTIONEERS, will sell at auction on Wednerstay, May 3, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Exchange 111 Broadway, ¢ an, Exq., referee, , basement aud cellar brown stone House 446 Lex! between Forty-fourth and Forty. ftth strecia’ nize of lots has feet ‘One Lot on the south side Sixty-fourth street, 800 feet east of Tenth avenue ; size 25x10. Also, at the snme time and place, the three story and cellar brick House and Lot 328 F: ty-necond street; house bas modern tm: good order throughout; #ixe, 172453 lot, 17x100,5, Maps at the Auctioneers’ ofc ROB. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Office and #alesroom 27 Nastaw street, Op posite the Post oftce, JOUNSTON & VAN TASSELL WILL SELL ON INDAY, AT 1u'g OCLUGK, aq, THEI RLESKOOMS &f NASSAU STREET, 150 DESKS, OF EVERY KIND AND DESCRIPTION. LOUNGES, ARM CHAIRS, STOOLS, OFFICE TABLES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PARLOR AND BEDKOOM SUITS, DRESSING orn WASHSTANDS, &C, 50 SEWING, MACHINE ALSO BY ORDER OF THE MARSHAL, LADY'S GOLD WATCH. (APCTION 8A SALE 199 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, HIS (MONDAY) MORNING, commencing at 11 o'clock. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer ; ofice 450 Sixth avenue, Over 325.000 worth, 540 lots, by catalogue. Elegant, costiy ehold Furniture, Chickering &8on Pianolorte, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, ting Oil Paiutings, bronze and bisque Figures, Velvet Med ‘and Brocatel Curtains, magaificent Centre Tables, elegant Parlor Suits, Pom and gilded; ludv's Writing Desk, Bookesse, 500 choi umes Books, the three tory, ‘French ro Bedrooms consist, viz:— Solid rosewood and biack walnut Bedroom Sets, style Louts XIV. ; Bedateads, bureaus, Washstands, Commodes, Ward- bem, Shaving and Dressing Cases, 29 elezantcurled alr Mat- ed 8. P Kiltie Spring Leds, Pillows, Bolsters, linen Sheets, Pillow Slips, Turkish Easy and Lou" see, Clocks, Eniravings, do Dra Macnificent inlaid get, cout $300; Extension Table, Chatra, solid Silver and Shetield Plated Ware, French China Din: ner and Tea Seta, 260 pieces; Urns, Casters, Knives, Forks, Bpoons, Napkin Kings, Linen, &ex Basement and ‘Kitchen Furniture. Ice Box, Tables, Chairs, Ingrain Carpets, Oticl Pots, Extension Table, Side Tables, 10 boxes Colgate dry Soap, 4 barrels Flour, Starch, Teas, Wines, &c.—in all 500 lots. Catalogues ready. "House open at $ o'clock, N. B.— Reayonsible men in attendance to cart, pack aid ship goods doug! ht, or stored till May 10. Strangers wishing to attend this sale take SIxth or Seventh avenue cars stopping at Twenty-third street, Yetta NOTICE. THIS pay MONDAY), th REGULAR SEML- WEEKLY TRADE SALE MANUFACTURED STRAW" AND PALM LEAF HATS, FRESH, STAPLE AND. p DESIRABLE Goons, ALL THE LATEST AND MOSE ATTRACTIVE STYLES ae nd children's wear, RECEIVED bike LF FROM THE Bib. EASTERN AND ITY MANUFACTURERS, uding UNITED STATES MAKSRAL'S SAL by order of General George H. Sharpe, United Si 45 cases fine Canton Shades &¢ caves Men's and Boys’ Finished and Trimmed Hat 20 bales Men's and Boys’ Straw Hata, unfinished and partly fAnished. To be goid without reserve, Being part of the eataie ger & Co., now in Lenkrunte) O'gpecial attention of out of town aud city buyers is invited. ‘Caraiogues and goods nov . WM. TOPFING & CO. , Auctioneers, Ish Church street, UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD Furniture, ai the elegant five story residence 12 Tenth street, one block west of Broadway , ween University place and Fifth avenue, THIS DAY (MONDAY), May 1, commencing at 10%4 o'clock. 000 worth magnificent Household Furniture, Oceana and walnut Parlor Suits, latest style. Bronzea, Paintings, Vases, Statuary, Works of Arty magnificent rosewood 44 octave Pianofort rorewood and wainut Chamber Suita, style of Louts XIV. Velvet, Brussels, Medallion Carpets, brocatel and lace Cur- tains, ne Ol! Paintings by eminent artists; beautiful Parlor Bults, covered with the richest description crimson and gold ‘8 Marshal, 4 green. aad golds ‘satin brocatel, ‘allie and. striped reps Cabinets, bois Etageres, marbi ied Tables, Turkish and Oriental “Pra ges, lad, Desk, Bookcases, Ornaments, Frenci xs, bronzes, Stat: , large Pier ‘and Oval Mirrors, and walnut Hodteats, Baresu Washstanda.’ da Commo, Wardro! bur and" Mat yh ae Bolsters, Pillows, Beddi teed fas, Chairs, Loun| Oo wi 3 ‘ables, ‘Sideboard, rie Dining Gnatra’ Glass, “cb aa Silver, ers Cutlery, servan Basement’ Furni- ‘commencing Clnclys “Reliable. 1a ‘qcods for purehasers at reasonable charges, Pariiee wishing to st- this sale take Broad yr Fourth avenue, oF University place cars, and ‘stdpping at Tenth street, Be UCTION NOTICK.—BY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUC- Moneer.—Will sell THIS DAY (Monday), commencing o'cloet 3 private mansion 124 Weat fwenty-cixth at, ear Sixth the richest sale of Household Furi Magnificent rosewood Pianvtorve molly make; siz rich Par- Jor Suits, of the latent atziea; rep, Suits, Paintings, Iron Bronzes, ce Curtains, Centre ‘Tables, Clocks, Volyet an Carpets, Turk sh Chairs, Pler and Mantel Mirrors, E Reelininy Library, bad Ornament he. 5 also Dininy ‘coon Furniture, ‘extension Tables Buen, ‘hairs, Plate, Sliver PI tg Urn, Castery lee Tee pico Knives, Forks, Spoons, Dian 4 Tea Sete; ‘Sets, in rosewood and walnut Single 8 and ‘Voubte WWedmeades Bue 0 Feaus, Washetanda Commodes, Spring and Hair Bed ding, Lown, alta, Cloct ea Caren ‘4c. ; also Kitchen ‘urniture; in all lots, by cata me Parties Sacncian onsesseping will do weil to att A" B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, Belesroome, 108 Liberty and 111 Cedar atreet, ice and Counts bey Desks, This day, at If o'clock. WALDRON & COUKK Will eel an above, about 40 Count- ing House and Oflice Deske, part of the stock of « manufac: turer, At ofclock, Abont 60 Velvet, Brassels, Three: English Cott iy tngratn, English Ingrain, AM ays On ry, at 10) Oelogk, a very large. and conarel assortment of second band and new Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Crockery, Glass, &., removed for cony hespearer of sale. ‘On Wednenday, at 10 Contents of private Teatdence U7 Hite! Thursday, at 12 Joc! hh 108 Liberty and it Cedar’ streets, Horses, Wagons and arnens. {o'cloce, street, Brooklyn. AT BARKER & Broadway, the weil eee. by the Raa of Rich- T AUCTION. samt RDAY, MAY HAMLIN'S, Thi rect nown aaddie Horse mond t Geaeral Lo rege; ridden last nanmer y che late cours oh ee aa fine rr #0 gentle hal CT “@ALES | AT AUCTION A RTists* SALE. ROBERT SOMERVILLB, Auctionee oflice #2 Filth avenue, * 100 Ol a 4 vater Color ngs by various artiste, collected within the last 20 years in burop George Harvey, A. among which are au oid Portyait of Shales) men by Garafo‘o—n contemporary with Leon genuine Woverman; ef dtcrurre by De Bruckelfeld. na Water Colors, a fine Spe jo de Vinci—a in Bomerville Art C 83 Fiith aver corner Fourteenth street, —ATTEND?! Avr TORAGE $160 A LOAT FOR os, Furniture, Baggage, Dry Goods and Merchan- dine generally, exh advanced t6 any amonnt_on sal charges only .or thine retained, by G&ORGS J, LEVY, ANc Hloncer, 685 Broudway, near Houston strect. ALTION, AUCTION. AUCTION, AUCTION.—MAG- niticent Household Furniture at’ private sale, at leas than auction prices, Superb Parlor Swit, covered French satin brocatel: cost $450, for 8200 0 cost 8750, for B27; Chamber, 4 rr Kronzes, Silverware ; sacrifice ; property tamiiy leaving city. 85 Wost Fifteenth wtrect, near 'Fi:th avenue; a better oppor- tunity than attending bogus auctions, Y JOHN N. VEDDER, AUCTIONEER, ton yeare witn the late MO May 1, at 11 o'clock, on the premieew 619 aud fat i Broouway, wo Stores containing i Viz, :~Showcases, Counters, Shelving, Oticloths, Stools, Awn- ngs, Signs, Hi N. me. Gitice, 37 West Twonty-tirst street, between ‘Fitts and Sixth avenues, BY F,Couron AUCTIONEER, oms 58 East Thirteenth street, near Brondwar. pews and Oileloths of the large th street, near Bro he entire rich Vel vet, English Brussels, ng ‘arpets t! out the hi Lee also ali the rich Chandehers an¢ ‘tures; al ch Plate Pier and Mantel with &emall assortment of plain Furnivure. “Nei. Remem: ber the hour, 11 o'elook, BY 4, DovaHry, averionern, Will seii on ‘Tuesday, May 2, Ls it 1034 o’clock, at the saiescooms 79 Nassau siroct, the entire Furuiture of Tamiles, includ ng walnut, rosewood and mahogany € Suits; a large assortment of Curied Hair, Wool Mattresses; carved walnut Extension Tables, O!l P ntings, Engravings ; together with a large assortment of ail kinds of Housekeeping Goods, some from China, Japan and other countries, The whole will be on exhibition to the sight acora, The mediey is well worth a look. BY ah, 2, MACK. AUCTION v LL THIS day, commencing at 1035 o'clock, Household Furniture contained in private, reaidence No. a8 Sixth avenue, viz. :— Carpets, Bedstends, Bureaus, marble top Tablo, Washatands, Sofas, Mirrors, Pictures, Mattresser, Holsters and Pillows, Olicloth, Tables, China, Glass and iiteben Ware. House: keepers and dealers ‘specially tnvil ited, BY wax BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER—SELLS AT 10 o'clock, at 344 East Nineteenth street, elecant Furni- ture of four story brown atone residence, rick Carveta, Jor Suita, black wainnt Chamber Suits,’ Mirrors, Curtaing, Etageres, Fedsteads, Bureaus, Lounges, ‘Tables, Chairs, Bed: Ging, Mattresses, Bodsteads, Hacatand: Kitehen Furnitu Cooking Utensils, fee MAX BAYERSDORTER Cl Oftice, 64 Bowery. BX MAS BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER—SELLS AT Bo'clock, at No. 4 West Fourth street, elegantly Ate Cigar Store and Barroum Fixtures, 0. oftice, 384 Bowery. B JOHN A, DUNN, AUCTIONEER, JOHN A. DUNN & 0O., ‘Sample Rg om, elegant Show Cases, AX BAYERSDORFE| Salesroom 233 Bowery, on Wednesday Bd of M 160 Broadway, all ai in that four story residence, to, Nard and Dining Room Furniture,’ allo order, consisting, viz,—P Mantel Mirr marbie top nrg ed bere t 1044 o'clock, at nt Furniture er with Bar, Hil- which ia in fing ta, Oileloths, Lat Geri together with Bar, Blilard and Dining Room Furnity which are very costly. ‘Catalogues at sale, DUNN, AUCTIONEER. HIN A. 0. B JOHN A, oRalenroonn 258 Bowery, will soll this day, at Wo'clock, at Now 4. Centre strect, all and entire Stock, Fixtures and Furniture of that Oyster, Dining and Drinking Saloon, consisting of Chairs, Tavle She'ving, Crockery, Giassware, English Ale Puni other Goods contained in said saloon. Goods to be removed smmediately after the sale. LEARING OUT SALE OF PIANOS, BOOKS AND Mt cal Instroments, 179 Eighth avenue, on Monday, at 334 and 7} o'clock. D RUGGISTS AND OTHERS.THE PROMINENT COR- ner of Canal street and Fifth avenue, head of Weat Broadway, to be sold at auction May 8; sale positive to clove the estate, }DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTION! Re CONTINUATIC RTGAGE SALE OF SUPERB IMPORTED AND CITY MADE CABINET FURNITURE, _on Tuesday, May 2, at No. ) Liberty street, at 11 o'clock. Puentvre SALES IN BROOKLYN. ox TUESDAY. y JOSEPH HEGEMAN & at 10iy A. Mev at Flity seventh Third avenue, +f Rideo—( car fi milion)— Household Furniture, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Mat- 8, Mirrors, Glassware, 4c; also Cow, Horse and Wagon, Sleigh, Stable, Furaiture, tc. SAME DAY, atl P. M., at the Central Salesrooms, Willoughby street, cor- ner of Pearl, Bi \ assortment ra handsome Furni- ture of every des MPORTANT SALE, Ip chan of New Jersey: Between James ©. Ayer eet, near ‘Tuesday, may i SALES AT AUCTION, HERMAN, AUCTION BER. Auciion sale of Karroom sna Household Furniture, om om Monday, Muy iat lg o'loak, at, Mo. 1.803 Broad Ath treet anneal entire Stoel wae raben Sto 1 aquare Tabie Looking Glags Gas Vinturest Cleeswesey Geta ery and the'bal kof Liquors, ‘Fo be sold in lots te suit dealers. 3 HERMAN, avetiont . Forniter Saloon dad ie Kar, Glasswa: Furniture . Fixtures, TOOM, CONSIMe «and Crock re ot elnb Carpeta, fc. ; also a larg Liquors, dc. ' Sale positte eerie SALE. assortment of cy Dealers invited. _P.J. HANBURY, Depa ILLIAM ABBOTI, AUCTIONEER, OFFIC City Hall place, will sell on Wednesday, May 3 at 10 o'clock A. M., the entire stock of new Furniture and Led- ding contained in the warerooms 179 Chatham street, com- prising marble top Tables and Bureaus, Maliogany Chairs and Sofas, Bookcases, mahogany Bedstoada; lasses and Bediing, &e. ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, Ofiice No. 6 City Hall place, Til sell on Tuesday, af 10 ofolgek, the entire Furniture con- tained in the Chatham Square Hotel, corner of Kast Broad- way and Catharine tconalating of ail the Bedsteads and Bedding of 25 rooms; alyo the Barroom Furniture and Fix- tures, four pull English Ale Pump, Counters, fancy Kegs, Tabics, Paintings, & W,, Warren: PTIONEER-SELLS THIS DAY. at Q o'clock, at 434 Canal strect, a large and valuabl assortment of Holsehold urniture, .¢., from Talia an ine Parlor Suits, Fresch Plate Pier and Centre, Dining and Tea Tables, Etageres, se, Piano, Curtuina, Chamber Suits, Halr Mattresses, ing, Lounges, 75 or 80 Carpets, Ollcioths, Stone, China, #8, Sliver Ware, compriuing everything for housekeeping. ILLIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS 0) Thursday, May 4, at 10 jock, at private dwelling. West Twenty-fourth alreet, all the superb Furniture come tained in the above ‘story brown stono residence, all sent Owner, Without regard to cost ONEER, WILL SELL THIS cloc! 512 Broadway the contents ielegant Counters, bar and biek Fix ares, four mw naa eee iN 7 Mirrors ant Cla em Tn hairs, Yee Box, Scre Wines, Liquors, &e. one Renee ee eee we WIITERS, ‘aay, at 10ie of a large Liquor Sioi alt Be AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS ath Fourth street, near Third, Wie arg, Parior Furaiture, Carpets, French plate Mir ace Curtains, Hair Mattresses, &c. Also some valuable Paintings, &c,' Sale at 9g o'clock. morning, at 105 INSTRUCTION, TOWNSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, -Private tastruction, day and evening; ngliah branches; business affaira; Germ Spauiah, Classics, Elocution, Shorthaud, practi Ladies’ department, E88 COLLEGE, §@2 BOWERY.— Arithmetic, Writing, &e., are spe made for teaching ing Lessons, #32 00. ADYANTAGES best methods Frenoh, Tolegraphy. T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 9 FOURTH AVENUE, opposite Cooper Institute.—Bookkeeping, Writin Arithmetic, Shorthand, English, German, French, Spasis Private lessons day ‘and evening, Ladies’ department. Telography practically taught. GERMAN LADY, AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER in the usual branches of education in German, Engl French and Music, wishes 4 situation aa governess in & Ger man or American family, lease call at 249 East Tentle sireet, basement. i USINESS W. RITING, “BOOKKEEPING, “ARITHMETIC, for ladien, gintlemen and boykse DOL BEARS Commercial College, +73 Broadway, corner Ms Beery open day and evening all pecial attention in stylish S enmansiip. Beitr. , crampin; ob trembling entire.y removed from any hand, reasonable, terms reasonable. Address PRINCIPAL, box Post ollie, Orange, Ne J PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AND FURNISH ING 1RON BUOYS. Treasuny DEParrMENt, Orrice ov mu LiGHTHOUs BOARD, Wasutnaron Crry, April 19, 1871. osnle will be receive? at this ollice unl! Totelogke the 19th day of May next (IS7L), for farniahe terials and labore and for ta cting and de ron the Luzarretto wharf, at Baltimore, Md; on the Buoy Depot wharf, at Wiimin, Del., or ‘ow the Wharf of the Lighthouse Depot, at Towpkinsville, 8.1. N. ¥- (at the option of the bidder), Twenty first tass Can Bu ‘Twenty firat class Nun Bi Twenty se-ond class ‘Twenty second Ani their prese Apveiticattons, ories, as set forth in the printed to the drawings (both of whioh lication to the oftce of engineer at Baltimore, Cotlector of Castomns at Wiiminton, Dal. ; the Llybt: hove nspector at Philadeiphia, or the Lighthouse Inspactur . 15 roadway, Yore), with tue privilege (should Shahoard lest vo nos at the Lime of entering into contract) of increasing the numbers of each or either one of the kinds and sizes of buoy® above named, not exceeding double the number of all. or of elther one of the kinds and sizes herein- e named. he bids should specify for what sum the entire lot of 20 buova will be delivered, and also tue rates for which ay of each of the kinds and sizes named will be Curaished (if oF- dered in audition), to ve constructed within a reasonable time ‘which dime mbst be named in the bid and will be em- braced in the contract), to the entire satisfaction of the su- perintendent of the construction, or other duly authoriaed et al, complainants, and William Midmer etal, defendaits. Sherif’ éale of He ratte fotel, ON THURSDAY MAY 11, ‘at 2 o'clock P, M Brown stone House, with joie end garuen jersey 1. Athree story House, with brown atone front Washington street, on the ‘corner of Morris street, The fs large’ and wel built, 25160 on lot 274185, with good cellar, basement and attic. A convenient and desirable reaidence for a gentleman doing business in New York city. 2. A good stable in rear of house, on Morris sireet, lot 25x 8. Immediately adjoining, on Morris street, four vacant Jota, 262125 éach. ath Uiotning, on Morris street, a email frame House, on lot ‘The property consisting of part of lot 50, and lota 25, 52, 88, Bo, be, On block 2, on Mangin's. map, will be sold im seven parcels, iot by lot, to the highest bidder, Tile good. “Terme ead 3. ©. RANDOLPH, Jr., Solicitor, 88 Montgomery strect, Jersey City. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON Now. day, May 1, at 103 o'clock, at 206 Grand strvet, con of & Cigar Store “Two large silver plated Showeuses, Coun: Lumber, Partitions, Stoves, ge lot Leat aud Smoking To: mokera’ articies, &c. must be re- bacco, Cig good moved immediately after sale, as the vuilding ia to be torn down, ‘ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER. J Sulecrooms No.1 North William sereet and 210 William street. Every convenience is uffered to parties wishing to remove their property for convenience of sale to hix large salesrooms. Having taken the large etore, No. 210 Willlam street, in connection with No. 1 North William street, Furni- ture can be stored until after the Ist of May, without charge, when goods will bring wetter prices. ecinenday, May 8, at 103 o'clock, at the auction room, large assortment o Household Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Parlor, Bedroom and ‘Kitchen Furniture, 1 North William st., JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER BY VIRTUE OF AN oe) execution 1 will sell this Il o'clock, at 185 Liberty street, the Fixtures and Conten TUnN cox TRELLy Marshal, PH SHONGOOD, Averios EER, WILL 8 jonday, May 1, at 10 A. M,, @ fine stock of Fancy Goda: consisting of Hlomery, Glovce, nates’ nnd genulemen’s Underwear and Fancy Goods of all kinda; also Fixtures, Counters, Awning, Reflectors, &c., at Eighth avenue, cor- ner of Forty-eighth street Positive. OHN WARREN, AUCTIONEER, 16 NEW CHAMBERS street, sells to-day, at 104 A. M., the Stock, Lease and Fixtures of « Crockery Ware Store, 416 Peart sireet, ‘Sale positive. ORKIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER: Elegant Parlor Furniture, Rosewood Pianoforte, oak billiard Table, Prone lpant Ormolt Chandelters, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, B. H. LUDLOW # C0. will nell tt May 2, 1871, at 14 o'clock A. M., at the Filth ‘avenue, between Twenty-secon vate nd Twenty-third bouse, consiat- i brocatel, carved rane fae Bitar Table (Phelan maker), plete, with balls, cues, ac. ; elegant walnut Dining Carved black walnut it Dining Cha ‘hairs, blue and gold . ei ton Mantel yinaeee richly entred rosewood French Bed. steads, carved rosewood Armoires-a-glace, elegant carved Dressii ey carved rosewood Dressing Bureaus, rosewood oa carved rosewood Lounges, elegant rosewood Side ry ‘able, aay vim erimaon satiny “fing pair Mater Falltasses, Hlatry and Pillows, ay rb Aubusson and Wil: rench China Dinner Set and Glass Fur- Biture will be on exhibition He revions to the sale. Per, ms and catalogues at the auc loneers’ office, No. # Fine at, MARSHALS AND MORTGAGE SALE.—J. BOGART, Auctioneer. By virtae of several executions and mere the ERSTE 71, e270 for sale at publle auction on Monda Ist day of May, at IL o'cl forenoon, on Bremen 216 ‘West, corner of Franklin street, the entire Flock, Fistures, Furiture and EiTects of 8 Barroom and g, House, connating of Bar Fixtures, Beer Pump Couatets, {ilasstware, 29 nets of Bedroom Furaitare, Beds aud Bedding, &c.; also the Lease of the being for nine yeare from ‘May 1, Is11, embracin eviden the barroom and iwenty-eeven rooms, three other Stores, whicn are now rent- 4 for $1,700 a year; rent of tbe whole premlees, 94,0008 year. _Marshal and Attorney Ss ‘itortgs ARSHAL'S. SALE THIS DAY, MONDAY—AT souTH east corner of Oliver and Water streets, the Stock and Fixtures of a Liquor Store. GEORGE a. SMITH, Marsnal, Mortage, SALE._R, FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL I vit lay, May 3, at 11 o'clock, at 121 Bowery, ove Option! iase Urinding Machine.” By order of Attorney for Mortgagee. ORTGAGE SALE. HENRY, DREHER & HOPSON, Auctioneers, sell o 4 o'clock, at 101 Broome, sree b tel tiorigages. per Sore W FMuchine and es; ond Holuing ‘able, 300 gross Boutlen, 1,90 Hoxes,. two Horses, 0 oute, Wagon, donble. set Harness, and and Chattels now on the above premises, By order of Jacob Friedman, Attorney for mortgage-holder. yt Cory VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL ‘will sell at ection, on, Monday, LT Ly 4 Co oS ea Tadtaasare, oak, = eA TREE'S, QUIK, Atorner for Morengey Porton on the part of the Lignthouse Board to superiaiond k during ite progress, and to teat and receive (or re Jeet) tue buoys us they are uished, The plates, and all other materials, to be used io the com struction of these buoys and thelr accessorien, will be aut Jected to the necessary inspection and test before being Gepted, and must be of the kind and quality prescribed iat ted elications for ‘-lroa Nun and Can lates VIL and with Pod from, oF contra: orker In, of manu ‘ARY. struct the buoys at hias own workshops, and will not be permitted to tranafe let the contract, Bids submitted by different members ot the 7 copartnerabip will not be considered, The right is reserved to reject any bid and all bids {as oe, considerations than the prices that may be named. Payments will be made within iifteen days from: ceipt at the Lighthouse Board of the certiticates of apecting and testing officers of the delivery by the contri at the stipulated places and of bis having accepted the wih number (twenty) of either one of the sizes and kinds buova named in the contract. Each bid must be accompanied by a written guarantee (300 form) signed by tue biduer or biiders, and « competent surety’ (certitied to be such by some olficer or other persoa known to the Treasury Department), to the effect that In the gvent of the nccepiance of auch bid at auy.time within vem ompany revised drawings, is. O'bld wil be obaal ny person who is not cessary contra into within tou days after the date of not! piance and that In case the said party or parties offering shall fail to enter into contract aa Rforesaid. he or they guarantee to make goo! the difersnce between his or their offer and the next lowest bid. A bond with surety to the satisfaction of the Department in a penalty equal to one-fourth of the amount, conditioned, for the faithful performance of the coatract, will be required of the contractor, to be executed within ten days after the acceptance of the bid, The bids will be opened publicly at the time and place specitied. PF For full detafia, see printed specifications, drawings and the form of guarantee. ‘bids must, be carefully sealed and endorsed “Proposals tor tron Buoys,” and then. placed in, another envelope and addressed, fo1 ld rer in person, or to be sent prepaid through tie mali t 0 W. B. SHUBRICK, Chairman Lighthouse Board, Washington City. i REMOVALS, JAMES & KING, ¢ ruptcy oflice removed to 3 DENTISTRY Ee. Ky, "AGAs, DENTIST.REMOVED 10 1 SIXTH AVE- + nue, one door from Twenty-first street, New York. Fuit gets Teeth (with gums) #6 to #15, tracting without pain, with gas, No charge whee teeth are insect de AL LAW “AND Broadway 5 N.Y. DW! Ban CLOTHIN CALIFORNIA WESTERN AGENT T STORE, NO No. 248 Seventh avenue.—Ladies and gents 0 dispose of, sua as Wearing Apparel, Carpets, Faulty Towelry, ca, can receive tue following prices: ~Frow §8 for Dresses, $3 to 816 (or Coats and $2 to 86 for Pants. fam compelled to pay thesr prions as | have a large order te Ail,” Please eall on oF aditross Mr; oF Mrs, ROSENBERG, the number a# above. Notice.Orders will be punctually at- tended out t the elty. TTHE UP TOWN ESTABLISHMENT, | S16 arxre aVE- emen will poaitivaly rece! Cast Of Clothin order for ion nue, near Forty-sixth street—La gent BO per cent oan nen Yr. for rpets, Furnitare, te, Havin, x) 2 aces me Texas, +) “4 for. 4 to #10 “ 0 #6. by cules bia salia(y yourselves, or ad ng Mr. or Mere. FLA TPO 7 M4 SEVENTH AVENUE, M, ABRAIA\ Witte Carpcta' by Snitng on of aaarosnaa be poet ng on ates ing Carpe nf _Abi brahame AT J. ANTALIS, 179 SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES for ofseot it fo Gitbing. bet gy Mn, Pants, ‘Dian for Onat-otf 0 Carpets, ju famondas Frm $6 to gi for Dresses, front OF se oro rom to #10 for Coats, Please call, sttended to. "Ladien attended ts ‘en Piteal, T 11 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN WASHINGTON and Warerley places—Ladies and gentleinen will bo a toni @ prices. F, HARRIS. pays. for Cast-ott Clothe tne, Carpet Furniture, and Jewelry, As wo have to il & large o} will pay 25 per cent nan any dealer im the city, inace aks ad ‘satiscy yourvel(. Call on oF ade drees F. HARRIS, 71 Sixth avenue. Ladies attended by Mra. Harris. ‘_B. MINT7’S, 433_ FOURTH AVENUE “BETWEEN. Twe nty-ninth ‘and Thirtieth atree ies and xentle- men iy ‘be astonished at the, Sore ries Ta. MINTZ aye im ta rom 8b 19 68, For Mk Drosseny 96°10 tt for Cents, BE Go We for Pane for TOKSeS, & he 1o Please call or ‘idurces as shove, ‘Latics attended oy Sire. intz. T 44 SEVENTH AVENUE—LADIES AND GENTLE~ men will receive the highest price for Clo-bing, Car Furniture, <e., by seuding « nove to Mr, or Mrs. NATHAN, Orders attendell to. _AT M. MARKS, 9 SIXTH AVENUE, sOUrOSts Bighth sirest, and at my branch stor sath wie nue, late ‘and gentiemen can receive the f ty " co Wearing Apparel, Diamonds, Jewelry, for pels, Furniture, de. The best you can do ls please WO Galt ak, Iny catavlishment or send us & Bote; the numbers. above. Viies waited on by Mrs. Marks. True, you will be deait = to your! satisfaction and ‘beneit, 1 “NE: R TW ea and gontiomen a Wearing Carpets, Ladies will Please call on oF adurese 833 8 pebanway, NEAR “rn STREET. Steal bes eae ¥ § ‘