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and Captured With the Booty in Their Posnession. Early yesterday morning Otiver Hawkins, a fire. man, saw three parties come out of the house 216 ‘Thirty-seventn street and actin a suspicious man- Following them up he informed OMicers Glass and ‘Townsend, of the ciel, of his suspicions. The officers of them and found them on the cor- Roundsmaa Soule, of the Twenty-ninta precinci, Was struggling with two of them, Steinkamp seizea the otner, They were taken to We station house where they gave their names as Thomas McClare, boatman, twenty- three years of age; James Williams, laborer, aged twenty-lour, and John Dillon, also a laborer, ulnetcen years oid. They were searched and $335 in money was found with McClare, allay McCarty, and $9 58 im siiver coin and a gold watch, the decd of a house and lot and some other papers on the other two. On proceeding back to the house from which the were seen emerging the police discovered that the steel pen manuiactory, No, 28 West Thirty-se venth street, had been broken in the saie on the second floor blown open and robbed of the above-named articies and money. Access had beeu galned by forcing open a wide window. They were arraigned before Justice | ©ox, and a complaint was made against them by George Bradford, the proprietor of the factory, | ‘They were committed without bat The oMcers | fonnd in the puiiding a set of burgiars’ implements | and & quantity of fuse. aer. Steinkamp, Twentieth p went in searc ner of nuh avenue, Yesterday afternoon Coroner Keenan Investigated the case of Mr. John G. Whittaker, the gentleman who was run over on the night’ of the 24 Inst., eorner of Grand street and Sonth Fifth ave- pue, by car 109 of the Grand street line. Death resulted from the injuries received, nis left thigh being terribly fractured. Deceased attempted to cross the track ahead of the horses, and was warned of his danger by @ colored man mamed Johnson; but, not heeding it, Kept on and ‘Was ron over. At thestation house deceased stated to Captain McDermott, of the Eighth precinet, that Ro One but himself was to blame lor the accident, and exonerated the car driver from blame. Assistant District Attorney Stewart was present at the investigation, but not by request of the Coro- ner, and he was about to cross-examine one of the Wituesses. Mr. Francis, Superintendent of we Toad, protested against the interterence of counsel, to which Mr. Stewart — replied that he was assistant District Attorney and represented the people. Tnis did not satisfy Superintendent Francis, when Coroner Keenan expressed his ability, with the ald of we vary, to conduct the case without the assistance of counsel, Mr. Stewart, evidently displeased with the turn the case had taken, said that as his services ‘were not required he would leave the court, which he did at once. There was nothing whatever in- tricate or complicated about the case. rn a SET es RELIGLOUS NOTLEGs. (BEST PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner Fifth avenue and Thirty-ftth stroe, Rev, Hugh Miller Thompson, D. D., Rector. Services on Sunday, April 14. Holy Communion, Morning Prayer and Sermon Kvening Prayer and Sermon. Lecture on Church History Subject—""The lallosophy of kigypt- Week Day Services—-Daily Morning Prayer at 9 A. M.; Breping Prayer and Lecture, with, ful choral, service, on fednesdays, at 735 P.M; Evening Prayer on Fridays, at 4)g The seats in thia ‘church are free to all, excepting at Ihe 1036 A. M. and 73s P. M. services on Sunda Strangers are invited to ali the services. Public rehearsals by both choirs of the music for the following Sunday will take place on Friday evenin; All persons Jaterested in Congregational ‘sing of church music are invited to be present, (CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, CORNER PARK AVE- nue and Thirty-fourth street’ —Rev. Fredric H. Hedge, D. D., of Boston, will preach Sunday, April 14, mormug and evening. arts RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT THE BROOKLYN ‘Academy of Muste, Sunday evening, at 7% o'clock, yn by Rev. Henry Powers. The puolic are invited. OHN B, GOUG new lecture, v THUR at Bo'clock. Adn at Pond’s, 89 Union square. ELoQuENt | Union, on For sale ECTURE BY DR J. W. ROGERS -SURJECT, “THE holie Citizen of America’’—in Cooper Inatitute, | pril 4, at 8 Doors open 1 the lecture :—Fairness of the America overnment founded ( ciple; Her future glory and the tr ‘of Catholl 4 from these principles and from their influence on wval nations; American Poctry, Painting. Music, Statt- Architecture’ (in ther hig) eloomient of all ni ary, with this triumph; Representative Formed into Cathoulc citizens of America, and the g: of our return to the religion of our forefathers. EW YORK FREETHINKER SOCIETY NO. (Branch of the Universal Freetbinker Association )— ay evening. 8 o'clock, Lecture, “Free Thought,” at the er Hall, 68 East Fourth street.’ Adinisalon tree. £V. GEORGE A. HEPWORTH WILL PREACH IN ‘Steinway Hail morning ana evening. Morning snbject Real Worth; or, Money and Character.” In the evening Mr. Hepworth will deliver bis third lecture on “Our Homes.” Bervices at 10%; A. M. and 73g P.M. EV. MR. PENDLETON WILL PREACH IN THE West Fifty-third street Baptist church this morning at Oy ; evening at 734. I of the BV. W. H. H. MURRAY, OF BOSTON, WILL liver hia celebrated lecture on Deacons" in the Church rangers (Dr. Deems', on Thursday. April 18, Reserved seate (#1) for sale at EB. P. Dut- oadway. RY DR. FLAGG, CHURCH OF THE RES! r tion, will preach in the hall corner Fifty-0fth etree! rd avenue, on Sunday morning, at My; Sunday School ™M. HURCH, FOR- tng on Sunday ntice, and iu the ‘8 METHO oek, by Re clock, by Rev. G. T. IGNATIUS’ CHURCH, FORTIETH STREET, BE, ‘tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.—Holy Eucharist at7 A. rat? A.M. Litany, 4 celebration Evening Praver at 739 P.M. The the Rov. Dr. Ewer resumes tures on “The Worship of the ry M. Morning Pra: and sermon at Iii A. M. Faster Octave being now ¢ ibis evening his Chureb in tis T. THOMAS’ CHURCH, CORNER OF FIFTH AVENUK © ana Fifty-third street.—A Pew in the mivdie alt tor ale. For particulars apply to WILLIAM F. HEINS & ©v.. 161 Broadway. arse of le Aspect.” EVROPK Bene (BELGIUM), ‘The works of the late Theodore Fourmois. Mr. JULES DE BRAUWERE gives Liat be will sell Dy auction, atthe §t. Lucas gallery, 12 des Finances, Brussels, on Wednesday, Ist, and Thursday, 24, 0f May, ath o ly, the works ‘of the late Mr. Fourmols, the most eminent of the modern Belgian landacape painiers, comprising 24 important Pictures, several of a larce size, and about 100 finished siudies, recalling all the capiial pictures dhe artist has done 1n bis career. rae NORMANDY HOTEL, Paris, 256 Rue st. Honore 256 American House. Board from $i 90 to $2 35. Best a: commodation. FPUP LEADING EVENING PAPER oF TH city je THE EVENING TELEGRAM. MORE FACTS O¥ IMPORTANCE, A GREATER AMOUNT OF INFORMATION, A COMPLETE RECORD OF DAILY RVENTS, @ PAPEB FULL OF LIVE AND INTERESTING MATTER, EDITORIALLY INDEPENDENT OF PARTIES AND CLIQUES, WITH THE LARGEST CIROULATION, THE EVENING TELEGRAM. ake NEW PUBLICATIONS. x ME FOUR GREAT BOOKS OF THE, ** by ahi DAY. S. Pr R SALE OR ONE OR TWO SMALL ries, a rst Claes three« Billiard Ta stares complete. Address BENINGTON, 118 200 He Fulton etree, Brooklyn. WATCHES, JEW PRANKFIELD & CO. JEWEL nue, corner Fonrieensh street ; Twenty-aixth street Watches, Jewelry Amest Siiver Plated Ware revalled at mauita RY, Ree TORAGE. STORAGE AND SAFE KEEPING lure, Bacgage and other pr FURNI- vue POR perty taken up on arate closed compartinents; always access f warehouses H. G HAEBGER, Thirty third to Tbsrty-fourth street, op P.M. SALES AT AUCTION. LLEN B. MINER. AUCTIONEER. Salesrooms 9 Chambers and 77 Reade streeta, By ALLEN B. MINER & BRO., lave Henry H. Leeds & Miner, (established 1547), Messrs. ALLEN B. MINER & BRO. will etve their per- sonal attention, as lmecear rr & for the past 25 years, to sales Of Hovsefold Furniture at the resid nees of parties declin- ing housekeeping; will also receiv @ and sell the same at their salesrooms, % Chambers and 77 Reade streets, for convenience of those preferring to remove their effects. ARCH. Souxsron, AUCTIONEER, Otice and salesroom 37 Nassan street, Fxccutor's sale of Household Furniture 2 old Furniture, JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL at II oleluck, af the private aweling mo 0, ‘est Forty-first st all the genteel Household Furniture, rosewned Piano, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, &e. By order’ of Justus Palmer, Ea: AMS B. MINES, AUOE NEER. esrooms 95 Chambers and 77 Reae streets. By ALLEN B. MINER & BROTH: TUESDAY, APRIL 16, ia at 1034 o'clock. at the private 2 WEST THIRTY-FOURTA STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUE! GENTEEL “HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO, MIRRORS, CURTAINS, & comprising Velvet,’ Brustele and Ingrain Carpets; Frencn ee a ra one poaamcdt Salta in bro- wood Centre and Si le Table oak Bullet, Eestencion’ Tabl and Chairs, black walnut Lounges and Chairs, Oil Fatatings and Chromon, mahogan and Orttge Salts, Hair eau Maireloth Sut Feather Beds, al we D Dar- pets,'Kitchen Utensils, ert nm Blair Car TEEN B. duiestoood 6 Comtabert and 1T Reade streets By ALLEN B. MINER & BROTHER, WEDNESDAY, APHIL 17 HANDSOME URI, 2 BETWEEN HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURK, iE ORDER BY POTTIER & atyads. a> eit wae ir Oe seentel peroee Taser aed Piano, ruraels Carpets, re: , s Deter Tuesday wy ronzes, fine Oi] Paintings, & AMEN B, MINER, AUCTIONEER, | legroom ® jambers street and 77 Reade street, By ALLEN B, MINEK & BROTHER, THURSDAY, APRIL is, at 10 34 o'clock, ut the privace fexi HB EAST FIFTERNTH STREET, HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO ORDER BY BELTER AND POTTIER & STYMUS; rose- wood Upright Piano, Broeatel and Lace Curtains, Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Proof sngravings, Mantel and Vier Mir- rors, real Bronzes, &c. Detalis 1 ume. LLEN B, MINER, AUCTIONEER. Salesrooms 9% Ghumbers and 77 Reade atreets. By ALLEN &. MINER & BROTHER, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, ‘at 103g o’clock, at residence 22 Kast Union square, second door from Fifteenth street, HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO ORDE! Rosewood Piano, Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets Mirrors, Oi! Paintings, &c., ec. Particulars in time, ALLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER, salesrooms 9% Chainbers and 77 Reade street. By ALLEN B. MINER & BROTHER, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, APRIL 19, at 10'6 o'clock riva.e residence | 203 SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS, ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO OR- DER BY POSTIER & STYMUS, but little used and {n ex- cellent condition, Axminster, Velvet and Brussels ‘sand Figures, rich brocade and r tains, French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrora, rosewood Par- | lor Suits, Cabinets, black wainut Bedroom Suits, black | walnut Dining and Library Furniture, &c. Full details in ime. LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONERR, Salesrooms 95 Chatabers and 77 Reade streets, By ALLEN R. MINER & BROTHER, SATURDAY, April 20, at 10}¢ o'clock, at their salesrooms, % CHAMBERS AND 77 READE STREETS, Blerant Household Furniture, rosewood Piano, Pler and Mantel Mirrors, rich Brocatel id Lace Curtains, French Marquet lt Tapestry Carpets, Ac., lee., re: moved fro: country seat for convenience of sale. 5 DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. Will be ‘sold at auction by ADRIAN H, MULLER, P. K. WILKINS & CO., on Thursday, April 2b, at 12 o'clock, the Exchange Salearoom, I11 Broadway, by order ofthe hetra, the elegant Country Seat of the late William Radtord, situate on South Broadway, in the vilinge of Yonkers. Maps at the office of the auctioneer. DRIAN H, MULLER, AUCTIONEER, ps Will be sold at auction on TUESDAY, April 18, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchanze Salesroom, 111'Broadway, by ADRIAN H! MULLER, P. R, WILKINS & CO,, the three story brick House and Lot 137 West Nineteenth street, north side, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; lot 20.5392, ir the Lot, with the frame House, Stable and Sheds, north side 150th street, about 250 feet west of St. Nicholas avenue; lot 25x08 feet. DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER, ‘The three story high stoop brick rouse and Lot, 105 Leaington avenue, nth and Twenty-elyhth streets jon Int May, at auction ‘on MONDAY, April 15, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange aalesroom, 111 Broadway, by ADRIAN H. MOLLER, Co, Map at office of the Auction Ine street. AUCTION NOTICE.—CLINTON B. OSGOOD, AUC- JA toneer. By OSGOOD & CO, at thelr salesroom, 126 CHAMBEKS STiCi:L:1, neat College place, To-morrow (MONDAY), APRIL 16, at LUSe A. M. SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR, consisting of elegant Body Brussels, Tapestry and Tngrain Carpets, Velvet and Brussels Stair Carpets, black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads, Lounges in green |e her and French figured lasting, carved black walnut cane seat Dining Chairs, mahogavy Solas in hair cloth, mahogany and black walnut marbie top Washstands, Barber's Chair in bair cloth, marble top Centre Tables, hair and husk Mattresses, carved black between Twenty. walnut Parlor Suits tn reps, Bedding, Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Utenalia, &c, ALSO, DAY, April 17, at 1036 A. M., 8 CHAMBERS BTR ‘cond Hand Household Furniture. ALSO THURSDAY, April Is, at 103¢ A. M. AT RESIDENCE OF W. DESSAUER, E89. 129 PAST 73D STREET, NBAR ATH AVENUE, bandsome Household Furniture, Plano, &¢. ALSO, A. M.. FRIDAY, April 19, at 10! AT 39 WEST FIFTIETH STREET, elegan: Furnitures Carpets and Piano. De SATURDAY, April 20, at 1036 A. M., AT 126 CHAMBERS STREET, Carpets, Furniture and Bedding. Catalogues morning of sales. Particalar attention given to sales at private residences. AUCTION SALE OF A FARM OF 107 ACRES, ON Friday, April 19, 1872 at 10 A. M., on the premises, 10- Gated in the village of Rocky Hill, N.J., on the New Jersey Railroad, 10 minutes’ walk from atation; buildings large and in complete order; the Stock, Farming ‘Utensils and Furni- ture to be sold atthe same time. A. D. MELLICK, Jn, & BRO., Auctioncers, No. 6 Pine street. D, BAILEY, AUCTIONEER. Onlice ‘and saiesroom &) East Tenth at, near Bowery. Di, HALLEY witl sell on Tuesday, AprilI6, at 11 o'ciock, at the brown mone residence 161 East Fifty-tifth street, near Lexington avenue, handsome Household Furniture, ‘com- prising Parior, Bedroom and Dining Furniture, and conals Ing in part of Brussels Carpets but little used, rosewood 7 octave Piano, Parlor Suit, in green repa, novel design; Bed- steads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, Tables, Chairs, Pictures, Mattresses, Shuces, Crockery, Giassware,ac. 4 ‘als On Monday, Aprit 17, at 1H o'clock, at the brown stone Feridence 773’ Lexington avenue, near Sixteth street, all the elegant Household Furniture, rosewood Piano, velvet and Brussels Carpets, £c., contained in said house, consisting ‘of handsome pier Mirrors, luce Curtains, velvet and Brussels Carpets, Oileiotha, rosewood Parlor Suits, covered ip satin marie top Centre Tables, elegant O11 Paintings, Engravings, Chtomos, French plate pier Mirrors and Con- goles, Library Sult, covered Iuvbrown terry Library Tables, vokcases, Dining Room Furniture, black walnut Dining nsion Table, elegant black walnut Buffet, Mantel Clocks, < walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Music Box, Chairs, spring Mattresses, fine hair Maturesses, teather Boisters, Pillows, Bedding, feather Beds, ferring’s Silver Safe, Shades, Onicloth, Silver-plated Ware, ry, C1 Glaseware, Kiteben Utensils, dc., with which the sale w! commence. On Thureday, April 1 brown stone residence 109 Also, 11 o'clock, at the four story Nineteenth street, near Fort, avenue, af the Furaite nd mate: Mirrors, Chicker- ing Piano, &c., contained In above residence, consisting of rosewood ‘Parior Suits, in satin brocatel ; rosewood Centre Tabier, lace Curtafus, velvet, Brussela and ingrain Carpets Library Bookcases, about 500 volumes Books, Library T bles, oak Extension Pillar Table, Buffet, black walnut Ex- tension Table, oak and black wa'nut Dining Chairs, black walnut and mahogany Bedsieads, Bureaus, Washsiands, spring and bair Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Kitchen Fur- niture, Crockery, Glassware, dc. Catalogues at Auctioneer's oflice. UCTION SALE FURNITURE. MAS J. AN Anctioneer, will sell on Tucsday, Aprii 18, at 12 o'cloc at It Bowery, che entire Furniture ‘contaived in store and basement, comprising Parlor, Betroom and Dining Room Furniture, Bookcases, Sideooards, Kureaus, Washstanda, Looking Ginases ‘locks, batr and straw Mattresses, Feather Bede, Bedding, &e. SALE.—VENEERS,—A, M, CRISTALAR, Auctioneer, will include in sale Aprit 16, at 103g o'clock, 5) Broadway, large iot Veneers, Rosewood, Waleut, Oak, Ac. must be sold at any price, as we give up araday oo tr NOTIC A.M. CRIS- i Tuend April 16, at lig tire bala: ot Furnitore, te, now in his loft; also sale and deposits torfelted ; Ww. best in roeut ever offered, Jd without reserve, having no place Must be given up Thursday, at 1 attend. UCTION SALE— REMOVAL TALAK, Auctioneer, will ck, wt 69% Broadway, th Every one sh. UCTION.—FURNITERE, PIANO, JA Silverware. Tues 16, at 10 Weat Wort nth | rosewood sm - | rosewood, merb: . Lace Curtaina, Ext j Dining Tah " Ingrain Carpets, Hair Mat- reeses, Freon Be easing Burentu ole to Chickering rosewoo ‘and. Metodeon: ‘sl “ French China 1) together with large assortment Silver Plated Ware, Gret’class Kitchen Furniture in good order. B, P. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer. NOTICE INTON B. OSGOOD, AUCTION OL & ¢ eE.RB AND COMMIS) 0 CHAMBERS STR MERCHANTS, pear College piace Salesroom, je and eaten- Wu Niuth avenue, ‘The oldest, most relia sive iu Amie iow. {URNITURE TAKEN ON STO RAGE—-IN THE LOFTS WB rourth avenue. Apply ontee premises. s WELL VENTILATED ROOMS FOR THE STORAGE of Furniture at 127 Kast Fitted rd street, oa DENTISTRY. A BRAVHEUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET OF GUM Fite aitth, #1U und $15; warranted to fit pertectir: teeth Hold at reanonable price LO. WHITE? $e ish ent Mt reasonable prices, at Dr. GEO, WHITE'S, of Waverley place. ant COAL AND Woon, EST LEIGH AND LOCUST MOUNTAIN ( OAL. Large but, $5; e6y, aud furnace, #6 00; stove, $6, per tod pounds. THOS, STOKES, poruer Thirty-second aivget anu Tenth avenug, A, * AUCTION Baus, i New and aecond band F 8. DINGEE, will set Tuescay, April Mé, 1 nfture, AUCTIONBEK, ing at Il o'elock, southeast at the New York Salen corner Fourth avenue and Twenty-0ith street, A large lot of Furniture, Bedding, &., consisting in part of Parior, Library, Diving Room and ¢ Kes, Viliows, Carpe Avo a Jarge and valuable assortment of Moulus, 10 wood, Mattres- metal and composition, of over 2.100 pieces Being the entire stock of an exteusive city manufacturer now retiring from business, ‘The above, with catalonves, ready for Insvection to row, the JO oni, > or. , Oak Buffet, Extension Table — Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes, | Dep JOU STON, AUCTIONEER, ZA, Qitice and uaiesrooms 87 Nassau street, opposite the Horse Auction Mart, 110, 112 and 14 East Thirteenth street, JOHNSTON & VAN TARSELT will dell as follows MONDAY, April 15, at store 37 Nassau 8t., Housebold Fur- ture, MONDAY, April 16. Executor’ ene he 's Sale Household Furniture, CAUESDAY, Apri! 16, 10, 12 and 114 East 13th a., Horses and 1 duesDay, April 16, No. — Bank st,, Household Furni- WEDNESDAY, April 17, at store 37 Nassau st, extremely large sale of Household Furniture. 'EDNESDAY, April 17, No, — East 2d st, Household Furmitare, tu2HURSDAY, April 18, East Broadway, Household Furni- e. FRIDAY, Apri 19, 110, 112 and 114 East 13th st, Horses and Carriages. ‘April 19, wt store 87 Nassau st., Household Fur- FRIDAY niture. SATURDAY, April 20. Continuation Sait MONDAY, April 22, 46 St. Mark's place, Household Furnt- ture. TUESDAY, April 28, handsome Household Furniture, at 184 Wet 18th’ si. TUESDAY, April 23, elegant Housebola Furniture, 273 5th ue, A sonal attention to the sales of Household Furniture, &c., at the reaidences of parties declining housekeeping, or at their well known salesroom, 87 Nassau strect, on te greatest thoroughfare in the city, and where ibe greatest buying | crowds most do congregate. opposite the Post office, At Gentee! Household Purninure. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell 103 o'clock, iat their salesroom, 87 Nassau street, a very large assortinent of Household Furniture, Brussels, Ingram, Axminster and Velvet Carpets; Hair Mattresses, Keds. Bolsters and Pillows, Pailasses, Sofa Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Dressing Bureau! Cottage Suita. Marble and Pier Mirrors, Lace and Broeatel Curtains, Easy Chairs, Rockers, Lounges, Kitchen Furni- ture of every description. Also Otlice Furniture, fine sitting and standing Desks, | Stools, Revolving Chairs, Matting, &c., Ac, ‘Also Marvin Safe, combination jock, nearly new. RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. |. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, ‘Ofliee and salesroom 517 Nasnau street, UCTION NOTICE, MONDAY, APRIL 15, at 11'o'clock, FIFTEENTH REGULAR SPRING SALE o SOFT HATS, PANAMAS AND STRAW GOODS, THREE HUNDRED CASER FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS, | direct from the best manufacturers in the country. Cata- Jagues and goods ready on morning of ale. WM. TOPPING & C Auctioneers, 2 Church street, J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, . THURSDAY, April 18, at l2 M., at Pxebange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, two frame Houses and Lots on Palisade avenue, between | Franklin and Ferry etrects, Jeracy hia, formerly Hoboken city. Houses finished as a oon and billiard rooma below and dwellings above, An excellent piace for a restau- Fant or Inger beer saloon; in fine order and well arranged. Maps at 77 Cedar street. A. Grent sale of Household Furniture at auction. WHDNESDAY, April 24, at 10 A. M. Southwest corner Broadway and Twenty-eighth street, Catalogues in a few daya. J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.—15 CHOICE LOTS, « near Seventh avenue, Roulevard, and Kighth avenue (near Florence’s and tne Harlem river, situaced on 146th J, BLEECKER, SON & CO., AUCTIONFERS, ani 147th streets, to be sold at auction, 18th inst, Maps at 77 Cedar stree J. BLELCKER, SON & AUCTIONEERS, A. WEDNESDAY, Aprit 12, L132 M., at Exchange Salesroom, 1 Broadway, elecant Realdeners and Grounds at Scaradale, by order A. B, MeDon- ald, executor. Handsome stone Mansion and Grounds at Scarsdale, West- chester county, 19 miles by Harlem Rajlroad, 4 mie from depot; Inid out in lawn and garden, with fine surubbery, frnit, &c. ; one of the most pictures and healthiul in'the State, Maps at 77 Cadar street, NY PARTY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING WISHING to diepose of thelr Furniture to the best advantage wil find it greatly to their interest to call on the undersigned, who has made the sale of furniture a spectalty, Established 1650, DAN'L A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, 651 BROADWAY, Sf. NICHOLAS HOTEL BLOCK. UCTION NOTICE, AUCTION NOTI Large sale to-morrow (Monday) morning, commet 11 o'clock, over 25,000 worth elegant and plain Household Furniture, One magnificent 744 octave rosewood Pian cost $1,000; four elegant Parlor Suits, covered crimson 20 Redroom Suita, complete; Bedding, 26 Carpets, Chairs, Tavles, Mirrora, £c., complete Furniture of pryate mansion 120 Weat 28d st. See larze advertisement in Gon: day's papers, Sale positive, in lots. Catalogues ready, House open at 9 o'cloc L. FITZGERALW Auctioneer. ¥ M, DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. Large and peremptory sale of elegant Honsehold Furniture, on Monday, April 15, at Jo, at the salesrooma, 79 aan atreet, co iz of rosewood, wal- nut, mahogany and ebony Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room and Library Furniture, in all atylen; to be peremptorily sold by catalogue; also alarge assortment of pure curled’ hair, husk and other Mattresses, Notice. M. DOUGHTY wilt give his personal attention to saler of household furniture at the residences of families or at his salesrooms, 79 Nassau atrect. BY EQOkTON. AUCTIONEER, hold Furniture in West 14th st., near 5th av. Tuesday, April 16, at 10% o'clock, at 40 West ith entire rich Furniture of the private dwellin: More full particulars on Tuesday mo! logee will be ready, wn Wednesday, the 17th, elegant Household Furniture, at 227 Weat Bid at. On Thursday, the 18th, very fine Furniture, at 12 East 16th st. near 5ta av. ‘On Friday, the 19th, elegant Furniture, Weber Piano, &c., at 131 Enst Sth st. | “On Saturday, the 20th, very elegant Furniture, at 184 West | 23th On » the ‘ing, when cata- give more full particulara on the morning of each day's aale. . B.—All applications for families during call = i . BX ADORE 3. SWARZKOPH, AUCTIONRER-S&LLS. Thursday, April 14, elegant Parniture, Plan Mirrors, ec. of turee story brown stone residence, Jogues In time. 1. J. SWARZKOPH, 275 Bower Y SPEYER & CO, A BY wii tel to-morrow at and Fixtures, together with the val of a House and ‘Store on Eighth av day. I Will continue to give auction of Household Fur ilies removing or dectining how rience inthe auction business. Ey teos, Complete returns and settlement day made. CAMPBELL & CO., Avctioneers, oflice $48 Hudson street, nce of ed to by Dear PCTIONEERS.—J. 8} R o'clock, the entire Stock ble three vears’ Lease nue. Particulars Mon- EERS. heir personal attention to sales by iture at private residences of fam- Y CAMPBELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Office 348 Hudson atreet, CAMPBELL & CO, will nel! on Tuesday, April 16 by cat- alogue, elegant Honsehold Furniture of private family con- tained in private residence on Kighth avenue, bracing elegant carved black wainut Dressing French Mirror; elegant carved round corner walnut French Kedsteads, and marble top carved walnut Washstands Mattresses, French feather Pillows and reloth Parlor Suita, marhle top Centre iperior Sewing Machine, elegant ‘marble top Bulfet, mantel Clock, fne walnat Dining Chairs, Rocker, + Chaira, walnut Extension, Side, other Tables! French plate oval Mirrors, superior Lace Curtains, beautiful Vases 1 Mantel Ornaments, fine Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware, ihe and Glasaware, ine Bedding, or Brussels and other Carpets, Kitchen Utensils, dc. Further jeulari ‘ly at residence. CAMPBELL & CO., Auctioneers, YAMPBELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS, } ‘office 48 Hudson street, CAMPBELL & CO, will sell, by virtue of chattel mortgage, tion, on Wednesday, Apri! 17, elegant large Billiard Hall Fulton avenue, Brooklyn: entire Fixtures, Furniture and Fittings; seven Sharp's fine full size Billiard Tables, complete, Baila, Cues, Racks, Engravings, Tables, Chairs, Bar Counter, Bar Furniture, elegant Chante! tenta, &c. By order of mortgay NAMPBBLL & CO., AUCTION EERS.—OFFIUE, 48 / Hudson atreet.—CAMPBELL & CO. will sell. onto morrow (Monday), in lot, entire assorted Stock family Cor- ner Grocery Store ‘in Hariem, comprising general assorted stock groceries; also Fixtures, Counters, Glass Case, Scales, &c. ; also good grocers’ top Wagon. Full particulars to mor- sHeraid. Buyers, dealers, invited, CAMPBELL & CO, AUCHY & JOHNSON, AUCTIONEERS—SUCCESSORS to William Wittera— will give their personal attention to antes of Furniture at resicences of private families declinin housekeeping, or goods taken to our spacious salesrooms, 45 and 456 Canal street. Also attention given to Stores, Stocks, &c. Also regular auction sales on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at aalesrooms, throughout the year, DAUCHY & JOHNSON, Auctioneers, office 454 Canal st, rs, five Stove, other Con- J. D. BILLINGS. ‘ RER.—CONTINUATION Furuitare, ou Tuesday, April 16, NDWARD SCHENC sale of elegant € at 60 Liberty street, at 11 0 JXECUTORS’ SALE. {7 WILLIAM KENNELLY, Sheriffs Auctioneer, No. 4 Pine atreet, will well at auction’ on Wednesday, April 17, 1872, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 11] Broadway, by order of the executors of Michae: Phelan, Crosby street—The lurge plot of ground on the easterly ai of Crooy street, known as 64, 65, 67 and #9 Crosby. atree between Broome and Spring etree! 100, Maps nd particulars at aucth of RICHARD O'GORMAN, attorney for th 6, AZ Nassau street, ERRY LEASES, MARKET other Property of the Co: ELLARS LE, omptrolier will eli at the new ty Court House, on TUESDAY, April 2 172, at 1 «A.M. at puvlle suction, to the h wi quale Kecurily, for @ term of ¢ May 1, 1%: ‘Tne Lew Ty ax now established from the foot of Grand street, New York, to the foot of trand street, Brooks ln, B.D. The Leane of the Ferry aa now establirhed from the foot of a street, New York, to the toot of Brooklen, E. D. ‘The Lease of the Ferry Franchise as now established from the foot of Deabr rk, to the of Hare wimus street, Jersey City wot the Kerry ay York, to Hobo Grand wtrect, chiae from the foot of B Jer: hout the elty, longing to the elty rebuild oF remove ould it be determined to, well, tes any of the markew during the r which lenKes are granted under the gale, the leases for the cellars under the juarkets may, at the option of the missioners of the Sinking Fuad, be cancelled, and no deduction of rent or daznages will be allowed by the Corporation therefor. I any p wharves and piers con: nected with ne ferries be required by the Department of Docks wt any time during the term for which the leases are pold, wuieh bulk . Wharves and plors, or suen portionm of them ‘an may be required, #ball be given up by the lessee and no deduction of rent or dames aliowed for the premises 80 taken. tof the property to be leased, with the terms and con t gale, may be had on ap jon at the Compirol- 6 Sinking Fund, REN, Comptrotier. TMENT OF FINANE ANDREW H, Ovry or ¥ew Yor, Dera ROLLERS OF FLOR, April 9, IF OSEPI HEGEMAN & CO.-MONDAY, APRIL 1, AT oD WW o'clock A. M.y at 229 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn, large sale of Furniture, rosewood Parlor Sulty Ll pieces; rome wood, walnat and palived Chamber and Dining Itoom Fur- jattresses, Brann and by ie Kitchen Ware, ace TM? Carbeuw, © JOUNSTON & VAN TASSELL will give their per- | } H bil SALES AT AUCTION. — UDSON RIVER FARM AT AUCTION, BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT, TO CLOSE THE ETTATE OF KR. K. T. UNDERHILL, DECLASED. W. HART, Anctioneer, wail sell, under the DI IENRY direction of the Referee, at public auction, on Thursday, Aprii 18, at 12 o'clock noon, at the rafiroad' depot, Croton, Westchester county, N. ¥., 60 acres of Land, one-third of 4 mile from Croton ‘depot and adjoining the resitence of Samuel Sinclair, Esq. unsurpassed; a view of th acres of vineyard in full bearing furt N. die of June. un and river scenery is Huson for 25 miles; about five 0 other fruits, For her particulars apply to R. D. TALLCOT, Croton. B.The Croton Point estate will be sold about the mid- ‘the mount ENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, NO. 6 DEY STREET. Sales of Household Furniture for April, at private realdences Weanesday, 17th—At 144 West Thirteenth street. ‘Thursday, Ibth—At 180 Bast Forty-ftth strect. Also, same day—Atz3 Kast Fourth street. Friday, 19th—At No. 6 De: Wednesda) atreet, ‘Mth— At s27 Went Fifty-fifth street. Thursday, 2th—At 206 West Twenty fourth street, Al 40, same day—At 112 Lexingto nue. Kriday, 26th—At & West Fifly-third street, ‘Aliso, same day—At 64 Weat Mondi —day, aprii — Pi H***, 3; HERTS, AUCTIONESR, orty-fith atreet. 29th—At 210 Went Forty-sixth street. vine day~ At 132 Henry alreet. ‘At 22 Seventh uvenne, Notice of other sales in due time. this out for reference, ane c HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, on WEDNESDAY, April 17, at 1036 o'clock, AT 144 WEST THIRTEEN Stuer. Comprising a large and fine assortment of roxewood, walnut and ture, Pai Kitol os it French China Dinner Servi ware, Cutlery, fine Beddin2, otner Parlor, Chamber, Lib: velvet and Brussels Car; inlaid Cabs F{,and Diningroonn Furnt- irrora, French Clock: retoire, Parlor Tables, rich fine cut Glassware, Silver. ‘ke. together with the usual the sale will commence. Cata- hen Utensils, with whic logues may be had at the ofice of the Auctioneer, No. 6 Dey street. CJENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, 6 DEY STREET. RECEIVER'S SALE OF RICH ’CABINET FURNI- TURE, RY ORDER OF THE SUPREMH COURT, | ‘ON TUESDAY, APRIL 16, AT 11 O'CLOt AT THE SALESROON, NO. 6 DEY STREET, comprising the entire balance of this elegant stock of Parlor, Chamber, Library and Diningroom Furniture, which must be positively auld, without any reserve, to close the estate, by order of the Court, Pui competent i May 1, UGH N. CAMP, AUCTIONEER, Notice. chasers can have their goods packed for shipping by ackers, or they will be stored free of charge un- Bate poritive, rain or shine. will sell at auction, on Thursday, April 18, 12 o’clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, feat Fifteenth street, near Fitn feeenth street—the three story high stoop brick House, brown stone trimmings, situated on south side of Fifteenth street, and known as fo. 24. Sixty per cent of the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage. At White Plains—The late residence of CW. Whatner, F situated on Chatterton’s Hill, about one-fourth of a mile ft the depot; tine mansion, well bullt: water, dred fe avenue, Map: ‘Also name time and place, hroom, hot and cold ‘and all the modern improvement jour four hun- t of this property is on the main road and Battle Sixty per cent can remain on bond and mortgage, sand particulars at the office of the auctioneer, 108 Broadway. yor M'GUIRE, AUCTIONEER, ‘will sell at auction on MONDAY, April 15, 1872, at 12 o'clock M., atthe Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, the following demrably located Lots :— 63d st , two extra sized Lots, 8. s.. 100 ft. east of 4th av., s1ze each 256x130. 100th st., two Lota, a. #., 250 ft. west of 8th a1 With st, one Lot, n, w., 99 ft. 1 in, east of Grand Boulevard. 108th at, one Lot, , 8., 161 ft. 3 in, east of Grand Boulevard. Mith at, three Lots, n. #., 225 ft. east of 8th av. 148th at. seven Lots, s. 5 fl. east of 8th av. Sth a1 Sth av., three Lots, e. four Lots n.'w. corner of 103d at. between 95th and 96th ste, 10th ay, three Lots, n. w. corner 9ith st, with two Lote adjoining on atreet and fronting on Broadway. ‘ne valuable Lot on the n, w. corner of lWthav, and 100th st., running through and fronting on Broadway, with the frame House thereon, ‘Sixty per cent can remafn on bond and mortgage. the valuable Plot of Ground on the west Alno, at the same time and place, by order of the Supreme Court, under direction of Julius J. Lyons, referee, ide of the Kings- bridge road. commencing 185 feet south of 190th street, with the House thereon, said to have cost $25,000 to build; size of ground 190.4 front'by about 661 feet in depth. Maps, with full particulars, at the auctioneer’s office, 87 Cedar street, corner Broadway. JAC08 BOGART, AUCTIONEER, WILL GIVE EVERY dl attention to sales of Household Furniture at the private residences of tamilies deciining housekeeping, or at his auc- tion rooms, No, 1 North William street. roo BOGART, AUCTIONEER. at 12 o'clock, did Bar Covnter and Bi black walnut Table, silver plated Cigar Case, Dem{jobne an MONDAY, April 15, t 166 Nassau street, under the Sun office, splen- Bar, marble top Oyster Counter, AMES M. FORD, AUC’ Curt Tue Plate Cuckse Clock,’ Range, Bowery. Wy: att City lay. niture, China, Tea and Dinner Sets Bergen & Clement, attorneys, am Tuenday, April 16, at 12 M i iquor, &e. flONEER AND APPRAISER— ‘at 2 o'clock, at East Tenth street, Fur- marble top Bureaus, ins and Lambrequins, several Feather Beds, 4c. On day, at2 o'clock, the Furniture and Fixtures, French ra, Bagatelle Table, black walnut Counter, &c., of Restaurant and Saloen 369 repared to his personal atten- ments of wii descriptions. J. M, For ales and appral COLE, AUCTIONEKER.—GREAT AND POSITIVE fale of 200 vacant Lots at Kot! Eldert, deceased, by or: F the direction of ©. C, Brady, referee, M ¢ Commercial Exchange. 389 Fulton street, opposite the Hall, Brookiyn, Terms itberal. Maps are ready. MES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND ry Loan Brok | Hudson street, attention given to sales of furniture wt private re 22 years? experience in the auction branch of my business, strict in- tegrity and ability enable meto guarantee entire tion, Financial.) tia (For loaning Prompt returns, moderate charges. AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND AMES CAGNEY, Loan Broker, 631 Hudson strevt.--Genteel_ Household Furniture, Tuewtay, April 16, embracing entire Furniture of the large five story’ Dwelling 7 Bleecker atrect, between Bowery ana Broa‘way, about 20 large rooms, covtaining & large quanuty of Furniture, such as Pier Mirrors, with base ‘Tables; Lace and Damask r pets day. A urtains, rosewood Piano; nd’ Bedroom Suita, Velve Brussels and three-ply Car- Bedding, &c, FuX particulars and catalogues on Mon- MES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND J Loan Broker, 531 Hudson street,—Superb Furniture Thurs- day, Particulars hereafter. ¥.H. LUDLOW & CO. will sell at auction, on Mont April 15, 1872, ut 13 o'clock, at the Exchange Broadway (Trinity Building), New York, sale exec April 18, of private residence West Thirty-fourth street, For loaning see Financial. ORRIS WILKINS, AUOTIONBER.—EXECUTORS# sale of valuable Property in the town ot Westchester. — om, i by order of the tora of James Bolton, deceased. Westchester—The commocious Dwelling House and about sever cean tion on the Hariem Railroad fed the Lorillard Mansion, about oue mile east of th n acrea of land, late the residence of James Bolton, de- ed, situated on’ the White Plains road, near the Peter Fordham sta- 3'mile south of the Wililamabridge station, and abor ‘iso the Store now or lately occu- by John Hitchcock, togetner with the Land adjacent to me, on both sides of the Boston road, opposite the ated Bronx Bleaching and Printing Works, desig ‘Nos. 3, 4and5 on map of sale. CHARLES BATHGATE, JAMES M. BOLTON, ANDREW FINDLAY, Executors, | Mapa and full particulars at the oifice of the Auctioneers, No, 3 Pine ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONBER. Kk at., N.Y, ld Furniture at auction, ). will sell by auction, on Tneaday, Housel H. LUDLOW & April 16, 1872, at 1039 o'clock A. M., at the private residence 857 West Twentieth street, carved rosewood Partor Suit, in N ings, Mirrors, &c. tion, on Wednend rivate reaidence \ ari Lambrequins, Lace Curtains and palin; marble top Centre and Fancy Tables 3 Curtains, Pickhardt Bed, Extent Lounges, Sofas, stands, Glass ‘Ware, Carpets, Purnitare at No.5 ‘ORRIS Tabi ‘Chal lon Table, Dining Chal Dressing Bureaus, Wash? attreases, Bolsters, Pillows, Mirrors, China and ficioth, an assortment of Kitchen with which the sale will commence. Catalogues ne street. WILKINS, _AUCTIONEER.—lANDSOME, Household Furniture, rotewooa Planoforte, Ol Paint- E. H. LUDLOW & CO. will 8 mit, We Twe rosewood alnut Bedtstea jor Suit, in rep ere, rosewood Planoforte, ‘ormices, Card and Quar- tette Tabies, oak Extension Tables, oak Dining Chairs, gilt frame Mirrors, rosewood and mahogany Be isteads, Dressin Bureaus, W Bra Fur! stand, Wardrobes, Lounges, Rockers, Mal e4, Paillannes, Holsters ana Pillows, quantity of China, aware and Silver Plated Ware; Engravings, Velvet an rpets, Oricloths; also an assortment of Kitchen atalogues at ‘the office, No.3 Pine street, or niture branch office, 85 East Seventeenth street, i ern; ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Elegant Household Furniture, made by Ronx ard oth- elegant Oi! Paintings, French plate Mirrors, &o. UDLOW & CO,” will sell at auction on Thursday, April 18, at 11 o'clock A. M., atthe private residence 161 West Thirty-fourth atreet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, the entire Furniture contained in said house, consisting of ele- gant carved ebony Parior 8 it, in figured silk reps; carved ebony inlaid Centre Table, carved ebony Stand and Fire Screen, edony and gilt Jardiniers, ei Clock, bronze Figure, m: French Pi ings, from the Pitti Galler, nt marble Mantel Mantel Vases, ebony Inlaid Ne Table; elegant Ol Paint. Florence; oak Dining Extension Mirror, with © ‘Table, oak Dining Chairs,’ carved oak Huffet, carved oak Lounge, lk rene Curtains, Lambrequing, Vace Curtain gy carved black walnut Library ‘Suit, figured reps; ear ci walnut and ebony Library Table and Booke nut bran torn black wal- id mahog: Modes 5 and ebony inlaid Table, black walnut, Bedateads, Dressing Bureaus, Was! Jes, Mattronsem, Pi Bole! on, Velvet and Bru peta; Cilelotie, as together with’ Kit 2 Pine street, or at th nel street. Furniture can be ‘on day previous to the aaie by permit, which can be ob- ed from either office. bony DAWNBROKER'S SALES. Monday, 600 lots men’s aud GF store 161. Hower, i) orde New Hows Chai Gi and Levy, 616 Hada on wireet, New Bowery, 0) Velvet hyo DA ant ding. Pp’ JAWNEROKEWS SALE.—TURSDAY, JAMES AGA! By THOMAS J. MOGRATH, Auctioneer, 138 Chatham street, men's Clothing. By order rederivk, Bieeeker str exday, the entire Fu oneiat ure contained tn the furniture f varlor and Bedroom Suite, rdrobes, hair and straw Mate aves, Bedding, &o. ednesiny, HO lots of men’s and women's Clothing. By 1 Mra, B, Costello, 16 Mott street Monday, Auctioneer, will sell, at 50 , id Jota Gold and Silver Watches ina, Diamond and Goid Jewelry, Guns, Ipstuments, &e. By order M. Levy, er, will well, at 69 New Bi Women’s fine Clothiny, Broche Shawi ery, 600 lots Men's ac, By order B, We Honeer, wili neil, at 6 k and Froek Coats; Siik 4 Cloth Vests, Doeskin and Caxsimere Pantaloons, rider ot J, K. Surman, 185 Varick atrect. WHBROKEWS SALE—FRIDAY.—JAMES AGAR, mucuinneer, will neil at 64 New Bowery, 500 lots Mon's Women's Clouning, Table Linen, Sheets, Spreads, Bed- hy order of Mew, HD. Brayth, WNEKOKERS SALE By K. FLED, Bherifl's and General Auctioneer, jeroom 1a Bowery. April 16, .by order of KR. Simpson & and Wome Clothing der ff umpaon, Bomers & Co., nm -. | Hall Salerooms on the mornin; NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 1872—QUADRUPLE SHEEY. ele SALES AT AUCTION. PAWNEROKER'S SALE, THURSDAY, JAMES AGAR, Auctionoer, will sell, ai 6) New Howery, {00 lots Men’ and Women's Clothing and other seasonable goods. By order P. Fullan, West Thirty-ninth street, AWNBROKER’S SALE—MONDAY, BY JOHN MOR- TIME, 43 Kast Broadway ; 500 lots choice Men’# and Women's Clotbing, Bed and Table Linen, Boots and Shoes and other Goods,’ By order Solomons & Co., 9 Eighth av. PAWNBROKER'S, SALE—THURSDAY, BY, JOHN MORTIMER, 42 Bust Broadway ; 600 lots Men's and Women's Clothing, Bedding. Boots and Shoes, Notions, &c. By order D, De Lon; PANNBROKER'S SALEOFRIDAY, BY JOUN MOR: TIMER, 42 East Broadway; 50 lots Men's and Wo- men’s Clothing, fine Beding and ‘other caoice Goods. By order H. MeAleenan, Second avenue, FIELD, SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUCTION- 4. eer—Salesroom 121 Bowery—will sell, on Wednestay, April 17, at 1046 o'clock, at private residence, 171 Kower: Household Furniture, consisting of mahogany and black wal- nut Suits, Bedateads, Bureaus, Washstands, Krusses and ‘Three-Ply Carpets, Cooking Utensils. &c. Aino 12 very valu- aole antique Oli Paintings. ‘These Oll Paintings will be on exhibition Tuesday afternoon, For permit apply to R. FIELD, 121 Bowery. G, DiNoRs, avoriONEEE 5 Exeoutor's Sale of The Carville Estate, saiolning Hi enot Park, New Roctietle, Westcheater county, N. ¥., @ new, modern Residence and W acres of Land, divided into elght villa plots Of ong to four acres each, at public auction, THURSDAY, Apn I8, 1872, atl P M,, on the The residence, a new structure, contains 11 rooms, with | the modern conveniences, stable, hennery and other out- buildings, with four acres of lawn and garden. ‘erms easy. Trains leave New Haven Railroad depot, Twenty-seventh t and Fourth avenue, at 9 and 11:00 o'clock A. M., in for sele. Maps and full particulars at the oflce of , 290 East Broadway. E. A. Doolittle, Altorney for Executor, No. 6 Pine street, Or 8. Dingee 4'Co., Auctioneers, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-Aifth street, New York. QUPKRB BOOKS AT AUCTION.-ONE | OF |THE choicest and most elegant collections of books offered for sale this season, and such as are seldom found in the auction room, ‘The books will be on exbibition at the Clinton Tuend: Weds of Sac toand In at i34 day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Apri ‘and 17, al 2 M2 ‘Spectal Noles: The backwood Sale-—seats for parties intending to purchase at this sale will be reserved ; applica- tion should ve made at o1 ersonally or by mai i ra mee EORGE A. JAVITT & Cl TILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEFR—ORFIOU NO. 6 City Hail place, will seli, on Stock Fixtures of the “Shades,” site Sallors’ Home, fine English Ale Pump, walnut jer, Lager Beer Ice Ct Ht, Narge Clock, Bagatelle Table, w nui Tables, good imported Liquors, &c. ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, Office No. 6 City Hall place, will nell on Tuesday, 16th ‘inst, at 1035 o'clock, about 5,00 yards of splendid Oileloths, of all widths, at Mand 26 Peck ‘alip. order o! Pe JOHN MoDONO! WHEN QREAT ESTATES, by order of executors, are thrown on the market and sold absolutely to the highest blader, prudent people at- tend and purchase. The greatest opportuniy of modern times will be afforded NEXT MONDAY, APRIL 1b. On that day JERE. JOHNSON, J: I, by order of executors, in wingit City Marshal. will cein, the very best Lots in Long Island City, Astoria; all iocated within a ew minutes’ waik of the steamboat landing. Sev- enty per cent on mortgage. Maps and freo tickets of IsRE, JOHNSON, Jr., 25 Nassau street. 6 and small par- YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. POR SALE 9400 TWENTY-EIGHT FOOT CABIN SAIL 1d; new cabin last fall; newly painted anized anchor and chain; two seen at Kyle's, foot of 124th street, Harlem river, Apply to DENZI & GOLDING, 24 Dey street. (OR BALE—BY M, CLICKENER, 40 SOUTH STREE ‘Tug Boats, Vessels, Yuchts nnd Barges on reasonable terms, Apply carly, Surveys made on vessels. OR SALE—SLOOP YACHT MARIQUITA, 37 FRET long, fast, and in perfect order; iron centreboard ; large cabin, and vary complete. Apply toG, E. UNDERHILL, 17 Wall street, OR SALE CHEAP—SLOOP YACHT LILLIE, 30 FEET by 14; good order. FRANK WEAVER, Fifty. IFE_ BOATS.—METALLIC AND WOOD LIFE BOATS, various sizes, with detaching apparatus; price $3 to per toot. For sale by DANIEL W. RICHARDS & CO, Mangin street. CREW 'YACRT MISCHIZF FOR SALE CHEAP—77 feet long, 15 beam, 4 draught; 60 horse engine; large cabin; very fast. Apply at pier 33 East River. SMALL PROPELLER HULL—42 FEET LONG, 12 FEET Wide, 4 feet deep, copper fastened ‘and, coppe ‘ed, ingint draught, cheap ; also small $1-foot long sidewheel Steambe au venth street, North River. ready to run; also large secoudhand unches, suitavle for amall propeliers; all sizes of new and second band metalic Lifeboats; single and double scull Shell Boats; four-oared Shell Boats; Fisning and Pleasure Boats of all kinds. STEPHEN ROSEKTS, Ath street and Harlem River. JAILBOAT WANTED—20 TO % FEET LONG; JIB AND maiasail or catrig. Address, with fuil particulars and rice, B. M, COWPERTHWAIT, furniture store, 159 Chat- treet. ESSEL FOR SALE CHEAP.—SLOOP SOUTHPORT, carries 8 tons; can be seen at the foot of 128th sireet, Harlem. For particuars inquire on board. ANTED--A GOOD TUGBOAT, %4-INCH_ CYLINDER, in good working order, Address SAMUGL W. WOOD, President of Virginia Pilot Association, Norfolk, Va ANTED TO HIRE—-A GOOD SAILBOAT, TO BE used in Now York Bay ; please state \erms and give foil particulars, Addrose M,, box 2,802 New York Post office. ACHT FOR SAL) The yacht Ram! , _arpenter's tonnage about two hundred and forty (240), new measurement one hundred and eight (108); bufit 1871, at New London; in complete order, win all appurtenauces. For full particulars apply to LA RENCE &. JEROME, oflice of Messrs, Scott, Strong & C 36 Broad street, New York. ~ WANTED TO PURCHASE. \;ANTED—COUNTERS, SHELVING. AT 202 FUL- ton street. LOAN OFFICES, ER STREET, NEAR BROADW. Highest cash advances on Diamonds, W atches, NeKets Jewelry, Pianos, &c., or bought. Pawnbrokers’ bought at 77 Bleecker sireet. BROADWAY, COKNER AMITY Money iiberally advanced on Watcher other personal property. and al |. M, ROSENBER 806 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STR Money liberally advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silka, Dry Goods and personal property of every de- ‘scription ; private entrance for ladies, . JACKSON. 91% BROADWAY.—MONEY ADVANCED TO_ANY bs 1amoaet oe Dis Wate Jewelry, Sliver, india Shawis, &c.; ame bougit; private office for Indien! Mes PRTG. HERTS. “THE LECTURE SEASON. Ps Wg bpp ce be PATHETIC AND DRAMATIC RECITA- ions, from the pocts, by Milton Shaurman, the bril- Mant recitationist, at Cooper Institute, on Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, in room 24. Admission RCTURE BY DR, J, W. ROGERS—-SUBJECT, “THE Cathohe Citizen ‘of America”’—in Cooper Institute, Bungay evening, April 14, at 8 o'clock. Doors open at 6 o'clock, — Spnopsia of the lecture: —Fairness of the American mind; Our government founded (unwit- iy) on Catholle principles; Her future glory and the triumph of Catholicity” argued from these prin- ciples and from their influence on medimval nations; Ameri can Poetry, Painting, Music, Statuary, Architecture (in their highest development, to come with this triumph; Represe: tatives of uationalives formed tato Catholic citizens ‘Ameries, and the great day of our return to the religion of our forefathers, ~ DANCING ACADEMIES. —SAUSE’S DANCING ACADEMIES, MASONIC HALL, 114 and 116 Kast Thirteenth atreet, and Breyoort Hail, Jif and 156 Kast Fifty-fourth street, SOIREK at Masonic Hall, Tuesiay, April 16. PRIVATE LESSONS at any nour, day or evening, CIRCULARS at private academy, 212 Kast rieventh street, ALLETMASTER DUMAR'S PRIVATE DANCING ACA- demy, No. 24 West Fourth sirset, near Broadwa; Private lessons every day and evening. Six fashioni a taught perfectly in six private lessons, THOMPSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 289 BLEKCK- eratreet. Private Lessons day or evening. Mutinces day, commencing at 7 o'clock P. M. BILLLARDS. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND hand Billard Tabies ; also Balls, Cues, Cloth and every to the busines KO. E, PHELAN, No. 7 Barclay street. thing appertaininy 1B app rf STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES— AL New Mledine; tivo Bagatelles and everythin taining to billiards, at lowest prices, H.W. C\ successor to Phelan & Collender, 758 Br. REMENDOUS REOUCTION IN THE PRICES OF BIL- hard Taples, Great variety of styles, inciting many new designs. fingatelle, Pigeon Hole aad Jenny Lind bles. KAVANAGH & DECKER, 154 Centre stree M, Hi. GRIFFITH'S BEVELLED TABLE, WITH Delaney's Wire Cushions, a giving the pubite better aat- iafaction than any billiard table inow being madifactured In the United States.¢Cail and examine, “Second band Tabies wt $175, $200, $225, #250, nl! compiete. Wareroome 40 Vesey st. GOOD BILLIARD TABLES, VERY CHEAP. 316 Greenwich street. 165, ~BEGLIARD TABLES, “EQUAL 10 | HEST $ 6 }y made, at 40 per cent less cost; Slate Beds, best cushous, including Balls, Cues, &e. ; 16d to $290, AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE CO,, 060 Broadway. A RESTAURANTS. RAND OPENING OF THE OLD ESTABLISHED BAR F and Restaurant will take place on Monday, 1th at Knox's building, corner of Broadway and Ful SANDY SPENCER, _ MATRIMONIAL. YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT AND education, owner of a house and jot and fires to make the acquaintance of w lady, with matrimony, with a capital of or about #10 enlarge the business, Address A. B,, Dox Tieman of means with « view to matrimony. Answers atricty conidential. Address G. L..M., New York Post oflice, MIDDLE AGED AMBRICAN GENTLEMAN, OF character and Position, seeks to re ao ite, and tre Micite correspondenct PORne i Sivcated Indien, matrimonally inclined, Address GEOWGE DRAYTON, Herald office. A GENTLEMAN WISH! to verma wih introduce him to vars, Address 2,, box It view to to be used to 126 Herald oftice. YOUNG LADY O¥ REFINEMENT AND | GOOD qualities (aged 21) desires the acquaintance of a gen- @ TO MARRY, WOULD LIKE ome reapectable person who cou! naan de ‘or widow with » few Herald offee ‘ A’ WENTWORTH & SONS', 109 and 11 Bowery. ‘They are offering from their Eight Spacious Salesrooms the largest and most complete assorted stock of Furniture to be found in this city, which they propose to seis at manw facturers’ prices for a short time longer. For example :— Wainnt Parlor Suits as lo Walnut Cham! ts as low ‘e 3 Tables as | 5 Enamelled Suits as low ages... % and ali otier arilclen, suitable for the cottage or mansion, at responding low prices. Jiand be convinced, 09 and 111 Bowery. ee ee —DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, 87 and 89 Bowery, wholesale and retail dealers in Furniture, Olicloth, Bedding, &c. Have now on exhibition the largest assortment of new styles of Parlor, Carpets, Chamber and Dining Room Snita, Cornices, Lambrequins and Mirrors ever offered by them to the public, alt of their own manufacture. and which they will retail at wholesale prices forthe next thirty days, Branch Store 81 Fourth avenue, near A, T. Stewart & Co."=, A PURNITORE AND BEDDING, . in great variety. Varlor Suits, seven pieces, for #50, consisting of a ‘Tete-n-Tete, Lacy's and Gent's Chaire ‘and four Parior Chairs, A complete Chamber Suit, with the Bedding, for $30, consisting of a Bedstead, Ladvis Dressing Gl lv’s Dressing Glaas, A Mattrese, Yashstands, two Pillows aud one Bolster. chairs and Towel Rack, At G, & & HEYMAN & MACK'S Furniture and Bedding Warerooms, #88 and 390 Hudson street, corner of ifouston; S65 Sixth avenue, corner of ‘Thirty-third mbreet s 10:8 Third avenue, corcer of Sixty.tirst street. Factories 276, 278, 280 ‘and 282 West Houston —CARPESS AND FURNITURE, Tremendous Re uetion fn Prices. A Carpets, All the latest and newest styles of Velvet, Boy Brussels, Tapestry Rrusaels, Three-ply power Joom and Ingrain Carpets; Oflcloths, ail widths; Curtains, Window Shaues, Matting, éc., the most complete assortment in the city, Furniture. ‘The Furniture department contains Parlor, Bedroom, Dining Room, Kitchen and Ottice Furnt- ture, in all styies aud qualties, and at prices that defy com petition. Parties about purchasing will save ten per cent by come paring p D. KEL successor to 11. O' Far ‘B5th and 36th sts, and 8th av., covering the entire block, N. B.-200 diiferent stvies of walnut Chamber Suits a prices that dety competiiion, A WRERTS, 5.00. (LATE 0. BEMB 46 and $03 Broadway, opposite Parlor, are now olfering great bargains 1 Chamber, Library and Dining Room Furniture, in every variety, and ut prices well worthy the attention of parties furnighing. —FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS? + all the elegant and plain Household Furniture, a Pianoforte, Mirrors, Bedsteads, Bureau, ‘I'a)) Panntings, Bronzes, Silver and China Ware, rich Parlor Suttw made best makers; one for #22, cost £500; ene do., $200, cost $450; rep Suits, 7 pleces, Brussels, Incrain Car- pets, 60c. yard upwards; also Servants’ and Kiichen Furni- ture, for less than halt’ cost, Call at private residence 120 West 234 st. Notice, notice, -Goods purchased can remain in house until 15th of May free of charge. A —PARTIES IN WANT OF GOOD SECOND HAND tiok Umutare wil find s general assortment of every des- cription at E. MESLER’S, 515 Third avenue, near Thirty- Fourth atreet; Furniture, , Carpets, Planos, &c., bought and sold. PARTY BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING WOULD like to dispose of their furniture at private sale, 280 Second avenue. MAGNIFIC! cate! Parl T POMPADOUR STYLE SATIN BRO- suit, cost $450, for #150; do., B75; Marie antoinette Parlor Suit 1n crimson satin, cost $630, for 8250; Turkish Suit, seven pieces, two colored reps, silk tassels, made to order for $650, for $275; wainut rep Suits, $50; Carpets, die, Lees a up; Planoforte, Kurrors? aintings, Bronzes, Clocks, Vases, Chamber Suits, Butet, Extension Table tor baif co Residence’ rty-second street, near Seventh ave FULL SUIT, NEARLY NEW, ROSEWOOD PARLOR Furniture forsale cheap. Inquire at 108 Fourth ave- nue, in the store. PLIMPTON PARLOR BED FOR SALE—NEW AND handsome; very little used, Call at or address 31 Mor- ton street. Me : LADY WISHE: OSE OF HER FURNITURE rivately.—A black walnut Parlor Suit, Bedding, Car- jets, lack walnut Tables, Chairs, Curtains, Xo.; Patter aud Kitchen Stoves; must be sold before the 23d of this month. 1,239 Browiway, up staus, LL THR FURNITURE OF A THREE STORY HOUSE for vale in lots to auit pureni All new since last May. Black walnut and enamelled Chamber Suits, Brussels and Ingrain ©: . Chickering Piano, &c. Call’ one week at 43 West Eleventii street, ‘ARON CRISTALAR, 766 BROADWAY, BELOW A. T* Stewart's, is now aelling off his stock ‘of 0,000 worth of Household Furniture from the very best actnrerty bought duriag the dull winter months at about half value, and he will offer for the next 89 days the same at prices that will dety competition. Everything in the way of Household, Furniture, Paric droom, Library, and in fact all kind Sits, Lounges, Easy Chairs, Desks, marble top Tables, Mir~ rora, Sideboards, Warorobes, &c., &c. Cut this ou and call at 784 and 768 Broadway for bargains in furniture. UCTION—CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS—450 AND 152 Canal sireet.-Forty or fifty roils of John Crosley & Sons beat quality Tapestry Bruseels, siigntly stained on voy- ‘age of importation, to be sold low for cash, Come and see. (yaerets, ook en i ' int ke. ye! en by the week or month, Terms easy. KELLY & © corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, URNITURE WANTED—ABOUT ¥1,000 WORTH, IN exchange for beautiful little Cottage, In completo order, 22 minutes trom Tuirty-fourth 500; 8 rooms; 1,000 fn equit B. FLANAGAN, Fourth avenne and Twenty-cighth st, URNITURKE, CARPETS AND BEDDING.—AN IMs mense stock and iow prices at B. M. COWPER. THAIT’S, 165 Chatiam street, Weekly and inonthly pay- ments taken. URNITURE, —a. NTLEMAN BREAKING UP hourekeering offers the whole of his Furniture for ante. Addrons X. Y., box 5,202 New York Post office, QURNITURE TO RENT—FOR A BOARDIN GHOUSE, 18 rooms; price $10 per week. Address FURNITURE, Herald Uptown Branch dw: 1OUSE: ing to dispose of thelr Furntiare for ca or store and get advances, call on er address JAMES CAG- NEY, S82 Hudaon sireet, | JURNITURE.—A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PAR” Jor, Bedroom, Library and pas ig n Farnitare Offered at a great Racrtiice at B, L, SOUTHACK's, 20 Kroude way. FURNITURE. ~STORAGE 4 SAFE KEEPING FOR Farniture, Baggnce and other Property: Leicn upon ele- vatora; separate compsrtments, HAKGER'S \) arenouras, Kighth avenue, from ‘thirty-third to Thirty-tourth street, and ‘22 Ninth avenue, JOR SALE CHEAP—A GOOD PLIMPTON BED, AT 19 Lexington avenue. BED, AT JOR SALE--CHEAP, GOOD AS NEW, A HANDSOME ly carved black walnut Plimpton Bedstead; ortginal cost $1755 will be wold for $50. Call at 120 Sullivan strect. SOME BEDROOM SUIT OF ure; cost B42, wil or JOR SALE—A V rosewood Fw 0, Os at No. 8 High street, Brookiy: = (,HORGE A. CLARKE, 747 BROADWAY, IS PRE- ¥ pared to turnish for cash, or on his popular aeate of monthly payments, every description ot tashionable Furni- Carpets, Mirrors, Spring and Hair Mattre aes, de, ountry houses furnished to order on liberal terms. M Oa Supe PAYMENTS ~ PETS Fi riding, Furniture, Boldly SEALY & CUNNING 384 and 384 Third avenne, near Twenty-ei Prices lower than any other ise in the PARTIES IN WANT OF 51 COND HAND FURNISURB AND CARPHIS WANTED SD inexchange for good located Lote, in village of Larry- near depot and river, J.P. TRAVER, 69 Great Jones street, in good order, Address PL IN BED, Herald otic ANTED—A PLIMPTON OR PAYNE Hart RED: 7 wares. WARD #00, Manufacturers and Upholstere Prices reduced. Wholesale and retail. Country cottages a specialty, Chamber Suits, Partor Suits, Libr Pier Giasnes, Mantels, Corpicen, MY Suite Curtains, Shades, Latabresuins, Mattresses, Spring Beds, Pillows, &o. ____ Spring street, corner of Croaby. ANTED TO BUY--A HANDSOME SEC ; W Nivek wanue t raplate, Aaiivesy, ate price, GILBO, box 30 Dealers nerd jw woawer.® ANTED—FOR A SMALL HOTEL, SECOND RAND Furniture, Carpets apt Hetdiug, ty Surge ms omal lou. for rash, Address CONGDON, box dis Pusat