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NEW YORK HEKLAD, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1872—QUADRUPLE SHEET. SALES AT AUCTION. WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Genteel Puenitaret Oates, &e., E.1. LUDLOW & CO, wil April 30, at 11 o'clock, A. M., rosewood Parlor Suit, criméon striped reps Extension Table and Chalrs, rosewood Cent ception Chairs, black walnut and mal Bureaus, Washstand, Wardrobes, Chairs, Pillows, Linen Sh: fine Brussels and Ingrain ( ‘and Glassware, Kitchen Ut 3 Pine street, oF 35 East Seven- SALES AT AUCTION. UCTION SALB OF AC. KUCK’S ENTIRE STOCK ‘and Lampe will be continued on Mon- h, at 10.A. M., SALES AT AUCTION, RY B ERTS, AUCTIONEER, ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD. FU TUESDAY, APRIL. 80, AT 10% O°CLOC of Parlor Suits, French plate uette, Velvet and Braessels Carpetss, hamber Suits, Buffe air Melons China, SALES AT AUCTION, LLEN B., MIN} UOTIONEE! rs and TT Reade streets B. MINER & BRO., IONDAY, APRIL 29, ninth street, find Rignth avent HARDT FOR yr, Auctioneer. J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., AUCTIONEE! Bell. at auction, dn Mowday, April 2), at 10 4, Frit, Wines aj 1 store 348 Fourth avenue. comprising elegant rosew Mantel Mirrors, rosewood Plano, walnut Table, Bed: Bedding, ‘wll hy auction on Tuesday, at the house 241 ta12 Kast Kighteenth street s Bi Wandeone HO ORDER BY Pic COMPRISING the entire stock of together with all Fixtur COLTON, AUCTIONE on MONDAY, Ap at the private residence the entire rich Parior, Be = Moguet, velvet and Brussels rosewood Pitno, Turkish Parlor Suits, in gray and blue urlor Suit, inerimson satin; luce and ich plate Mirrors, Lambrequin oks, Bronzes, cary halr Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, , black walnut Dining Room Furnt: Ware, Retrigerators, &c., making in all a choice assortinent, ‘On TUESDAY, April at the privaic residence 10 West Porty-tifth street, near THE PRESENT PICKHARDT BED. ALL OF WHICH ARE NEARLY NEW AND NRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER—NO, 6 DEY ST. POSITIVELY THE LAST BALE OF FINE FURNITURE By order of the Supreme Court. TUESDAY, April 30, at 11 o'clock, at sulesrooms, No. 6 Dey street, ‘This sale comprises the entire balance of the stoc! Cabinet Makers’ Association, embracing eve) Parlor, Dining Room, Libtary and rosewood and walnut; E! brary Tables; Turkish Lor sion” Tables, ‘Sideb &e., &e., all of whi R. old Farnitare, pril 29, at 1034 o'clock, fourteenth atrect, room and Dining Room Furnt- ets; richly carved ins, Engravings, de. pets, Ollcloths, yt with striped rej r, by F. Corvell & Parlor Organ, four stops, with tremelo meut, Extension black Watnut Dining Qhrairs, black walnat Bedstead Hty hair ae a Mule Pattes: Pick harde's Doth hix well kuown putents; Porcelain a ‘also 4 very fine Afghan, tor teenth street. . AGNINICENT GROUNDS AND RESIDENCE ON THE GRAND BOULEVARD AND HUDSON RIVER. A. J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., will gel at auction, on TUESDAY, May 7, at 12 o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom, mn the Hudson river, between 186th nit 8) City Lots, and’ the fine House desirable proper'y as binck walnnt Feps; rosewood Pi ces ant Bedding, Con: sin green reps, ngravings. French CI fare, de, Ae. LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER. ‘Salesrooms % Chambers and 77 Reade streets, By ALLEN B, MIN BRO, ON MONDAY ingercs, Centre, unges and Eas: joards, Bookcases, ich was made for first trade, and well worth the attention of parties turnishing, at 1034 o'clock, Spland! id Propert at tate dings thercon, the inost ent residence for the man of wealth an uiaiion, how In the market. otitis not surpassed, nds are alaid out w: ing in the way of shrabbers ‘The house standing high ty-flve iniles up the river, which, from the locality of r be obstructed by any adjacent Tt contains all modern conveniences, n water, gas, &c, The whole has an extensive water fronton the Hudson, wiih its rights and privileges. B: railroud it is only about fifty minutes trom Wall street, isonly a mile arid a half from the centre of our city, vurd, which is adding so much to the attrac- as and value of property on its line, is finished far j, on the most favorable rly all the purchase money can remain on origage if desired. AWNBROKER'S CLOTHING AT AUCTION, WILLIAM ABROTT, Auctionece! On Monday, 29th inst., at 104g o'clock sharp, at 466 Pearl r Chatham ‘street; the stock is large and well ‘of dress’ frock Coats, sack, Dt Overeoats, Pants, Watches. By order of the well Known dealer, wi "§ SALE--WATCITES AND JEWELRY, BX AGAR, Auctioncer, o'clock, 80 lots of Silve Ir7, Guns, Pistols, snperb Household made to order by Re xt Twenty-second street, ADMINISTRATRIN'S BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI IZA MURPHY, ADNINISTRATRIX OF OF MARY BRADY, DECEASED, Household Furniture, ck walnut and mahi at the residen and other first class Parlor Suit, very rich; with French plate; nbrequins, rich inlaid Cen- Notlee. Goods enretully packed hy experienced men, or will be stored until May 1 free of ¢! i rain or shine, urers about on te, and contain to be found in this ana superb view for Parlors—Superb carved rosewood Etave tre Table, Fre: BY ORDER ELI ESTAT! gomprising Ge Curtains and’ La ich Clocks, Bronzes, &e. Redrooms—One superb carved black walnut Chamber st $1,200, and other rich and elegant Suits, Mat- mets Tarkish Lounges and fet, Dining Table and ut; rich China and Cut Glass Ware, Retrigerator, &e. private residence 18 West ch Furniture of the house. ENRY DREHER & SON, AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE 172 East Houston street, sell Monday, April’29, at 1044 o'clock, at the private residence MU Third strec Furnitiire contained in above house; rosewood uit Parlor Suits, Etageres, carved and plain Hed- , marble top Centre and other Tables, Engravings, Brussels and Velvet Car: er Mirrors, hair and husk Mattresses, Bed- Kitchen Utensils, Stoves, Oil- Bruswls and ‘ny Parlor Fare trestos and’ Be Chatrs, Sleepy } Dining Rooin—Klegant carved I Chairs, in black js, Manvel Mirre Balver Plated Wai Gena! , Mattresses and Bedding, &e. yond this magnificent ext On Friday, Ma: i nid in one. parcel, 72 Reade streets. & BROTHER, o'clock, at private residence, 13 Bast Phirty-itth street, near Park avenue, YURNITURI, MADE’ TO TER, REUX AND OTHERS, FRENOW GRAND PLANO, TER, OF NEW YORK, CURTAINS, MODERN OIL PAINT. INGS, &e., as follows, vin — nets, carved rosewood Suits, aroon brocatel and reps; rich maroon Curtains and Lambred tre ant Side Tables, Preneh Grand Pino, hy iL. Worcester, of this ¢ ad brilliant tone and finish, with St Ou Paintings, by E. Lemmens, Le ragsat and George) Washin W. Brown, Q. D. DINING 'ROOM-—Brawels Carp Extension Table end Chair, en suite, by Herte lambrequin und Jace Curtains; Lounges, Side Table, ery, Glassware, &., BEDRUOM—Braswsel Boreaus and Commudes, en kulte, } Chambers an Particulars in tin UGI N, CAMP, AUCTIONEER, Executor's Sale, HOLMES BROTHERS will sell by auction, on Thurs- day, May 2 at 12 0 ‘at the the private choice Furniture, y-first street, near Lexington avenu: osidence 149 East ME HOUSEHOLD POTTIER & STYM ROSEWOOD 73 ¢ MEP AWD LAC Salesroom, 111 Broadway, the Toure and Lot No. 221 Kast 116th street, between Sec- ond and Third avenues, lot 2x100.11, house 2x45, three stories, high stoop, sub-cellar, brown stone; all improve- assorted, conststit Y MAX BAYERSDORE xpring and sam Monday, April 29, 10! lyn, $15,090 worth Silks, , Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, In lots to suit dealers onty. MAX BAVERSDORFER'S Office, 296 Broadway. Y MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUC’ M » April ¥9, 114 0 Fulton. strect, Velvets, Ribbons) MPORTANT SALE OF TUE NOTRE. WELL KNOWN (ate Museum Hoteb, Nos, Gand 8 Rrooklyn.—THOMAS W, LINDSAY, Auc- tioneer, will sell at auction, on Monday, April 29, at 11 A. M., on the premises, the Leas 3 also the whole o 1 in sald premises to be told in PARLORS—Brusels Ci 4a crimson and tins, Toseweod and Atlantic street, Sbony Inlaid Pedes- ner, will ¢, Stock and Fixtures of the f the Household Furniture ne lot positively jure Cart, nearly new. particulars al pr at thesalesroom of the auctiones atreet, Brooklyn. J MES CAGNEY, Pulton street, s. By order of 8, Goods * Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Glov Bale positive, arrow und T. L. Smith, of ALORA TOAST AY. AWNRROKER'S SALE.—MONDAY, JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell at 59 New Bowery, 610 lots Men's and Women’s Clothing, Table Linen, Sheets, Spreads, &c By order of Charies: Y MAX BAYERSDORFER, 29, 1s¢ oclock, 963 Fulton street, ,silverplated plate Showcases, walnut top Counters, Shelving, Desks, Sates, Mirrors, Gas Fixtures, Chaudelien specially invited MAX BAYERSDORFER'S OMicc black walnnt Buffet, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND Loan Broker, Wipp, 20 Sprin ee N. d.—MAPS AND TICKETS READY FOR I 4k BRO, No. 6 Pino atreet_ UHARD FIELD, SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUC. tioneer.—Salesroom zl Rawery. ‘Thursday, May 2—Lousehotd Furnitare at 19 West Wash- Cilrpets, black walnut Bedsteads, nado by Potter & 3 Corner Btagores, ty hate Mattresses) enameled marble ON MONDAY, APRIL 29, AT 1044 O'CLOCK, ENTIRE SUPERB FURNITURE OF THE E SHOWROOMS OF MADAME RALLINGS, 779 BROADWAY (OPPOSITE A. T. 87! yved and furnished all new. These rooms most elegantly fitted up in the eity add furnished ‘One English body Brussels Carpet, about 180 yards, al- most as good as new. ow Case, silver plated, cost $200, ease, cost $5K0 in France. Zant pier, mantel and chevalle Mirrors, ws, Bed ling x, Window Shadi Chairs, Engravings, Stair Ch Ssortment of K Mocking Bird Cage, oN 3 ta who has rer walnut Mat Stand and 2.3 alo general ten Utensils.’ ‘Also a’ Very superior nd Furniture of desirable Restaurantand MAX DAYERSDORFER'S Office, 296 Brondwa SWARZKOPH, May $—Pawnbroker’s sale. der Il. Friel, 61 Rose strect, 500 lots Men’s and AUCTIONEER. 93 FL, Mark's pli ant Furniture, Piano, Carpets, SWARZKOPH, 273 i SWARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER. ns % Chambers and 77 Reade streets, By ALLEN B. MINER & BRO., FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1872, at 1034 o’clock’at our silesrooms, 95 Chambers and 77 Read EBL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE anit rosewood veh plate Pier aud Mantel Mirrors, Carpets, SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER ‘alesroom 121 Bowery. Will sell, on Monday, he Contents of a vartety of Parlor, Library, , ebony and gill SAME DAY, AT2 O’CLOCK, ON STREET, BETWE. AND AMITY, ince Curtains, Lain- k, At 16L Bowers , consl-ting of ever Chamber and Dining Room brequins, &e. AT 229 THOM its, in’ rosewood and black marble top Ceutre, Card and Library Tables, Bed- ‘ax, Lounges, Rasy Chairs, Extension ‘Table, Sideboards, Bookcases, Desks, & and Harness, Store Fixtures, Sale positive, rain or shine. CMARD WALTERS, AUCTION Gold and Plated Jewelry, Oil &e, Will sell Monday, at 144 o'clock, at the old estab- Rogers, No, 8 John street, uj N BLEECKER BOTH ELEGANT AND SUPRRS HOUSEHOLD FURNI- of three story private residence, consisting of superb ebony and gill marble top Etagere, cost $40; two Pier Mirrors, with Tables; Librar inlaid marble top Centre Tal walnut Parlor and ¢ anid drugulsts invited. LINTON B, OS eR verion NOTICE, ookéase, excellent Piano, , four roxewood and black mber Suits, in reps and brocatel; uperb Chamber ar % hing, Fxtures, in Us Tuesday, April 3) house. Sells on suine day larg L J, SWARZKOPH, 273 Bowery. Re LL THE FURNITURE OF ST. Paintings, Engravings, OSGOOD & CO., Balosroom 126 Chambers street, TO-MORROW (MONDA @ PRINCE STRE: altho furniture of BERNARD HOTEL, Brussels aud Three-Ply Cart Ine Bedding, Dining and Kitchen Catalogues at house, On TURSDAY, April 39, Varick and Undson, rniture of a four story dwelling, er Mirror, 72x30; Parlor and Cham- ber sults, Beds and Bedding, Dining and Kitchen Purni- near College place, APRIL 20, AT 1034 A. M., lished house of Josey J. stairs, the Stock and Fixtures, constating of ele oral, Garifet, Mo-ale, Pearl, Onyx, Jet and Lay 2%, Sleeve Butt cery aud Liquor Swre. at 563 Broome st Genteel Houschol’ ing of elegant P ALL, AUCTIONEER, Householt Furniture, Carpets, lock, at 47 West Sixteenth a good assortincnt of House- Catalogues ut the house, Paintings and Sicel and Porirait Paintings; Chromos, two’ silver bar Show- ate, Otiice Furniture, &c, Sale mut and mahogany faghstands, Diniag Also one superior Billiard Table, “Sharps,” with Balls, Cues, Racks, &c. (carom or pocket). AT 310 BLEECKER STRE) 4 es, Balls, Feather Pillows, Hair and Husk Matiresses, &c., & day. T, HETWEEN GROVE AND CHRISTOPHER, Household Furniture, four story residence Mf dostrable asortinent. yl, NEAR SIXTH AVE Furniture; full particulars and mptory Sale of arjets, Bedding, &c., £0, Household Furniture, 8. D! UCTION NOTIC sell at auction, on Mon at the private residence I 29, 1872, at II ¢ isting of Volvet and Brussels Bedstoads, marble top husk and straw Mattres es, Bi (ls, Feather Pillows, and Pillow Slips (ure, Chairs, Fables, together with a large lot of Kitchen, contained in said hou MONDAY. Ane 29, 1872, ed in private resi- ixtioth street, House INTH BIREET, N Furniture contais dence 105 East Twenty Fourth and Lexington aven part of tine Parlor, Chamber and Dining ¢, Carpets, Bedding, Kitchen and Dining eval nt GERARD, BETTS & . sture No. 7 Old slip, one door trom Hanover squa “Avortox Nori ing Room Fur rockery, Glassware 5 J, sOuNSON, avorios e ‘alteled opportunity to secure homes atthe great trustees sale of the Room Utensil HERMAN, AU Y SPEYER, DARLING | —— a Will sell, on Tues- IONEER.—SALE_ OF BILLIARD. aloon Furniture, &. On Tuesday, April 30. the entire Furniture and JULAR'SPRING SALE if AND STRAW GOODS, TRABLE GOODS IN THE NINETEENTH 1 BOFT HATS, PANAMA EMBRACING THE MOgT DE Attention of buyers is invited. Catalogues and goods WM. TOPPING & © Ore; particulars hereafter, This to be sold positive without Imit, at 10% o'clock, at 1344 Bowers rst class Billiard Saloon, con: of Phelan & Gollender’s make, Balls ples, Looking Gliasse: Bar Counter, Shelving, &c.; sale posi- a Very rare chance: utenburg & Peckham, the well known. MONDAY, May 6, | at 124 o'clock, on premises, 6) Superb Lots, splendidly situated at Richmond Win, Long Island. Only two minutes’ walk from depot. Seven miles trot L & Co, ava. | New York Attorney: April 3), Household High stoop ‘priva Further particulars, tloneers—Will sell dn Tuesday, putained in four stor: The property consists of JUPREME COURT SALI JOSEPH McGUIRE, Auctioneer, will sell at anetion, on DAY, April ¥9, 1872, at 12 o'clock noon, Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, under direction of De Witt ©. Graham, Esq. the three story and basement frame House am south site Twenty-sixth street, 525 feet east of Ninth ave- West Twenty-sixth street, story and cellar brick House (with Store) onthe southwest corner Eleventh street and size house, 21.1 by about 50; lot Maps at the 87 é COURT SALE, JOSEPH McQUIRE, Auctioneer, ‘will sell at auetion, on SDAY, April 30, 1872, at 13 o'clock noon, Church street. RISTALAR, AUCTIONE! Tuesday, April 40, wt 1045 0 @ronee, corner Fity-sixth street, the Aning housekeep oomn Furniture, and Kitchen Cte Williamsburg. Accessible by three railroads. Commutation about 8c. per trip. Railroad time, 20 minutes, ¥ CAMPBELL & CO,, AUCTION’ ri CANPBELL & CO, ‘will sel! an (to-morrow) Monday Furniture contained in ci Catalogues con- Viz —Parlor Suits, » Chamber Furniture, neh plate Pier \ Full particulars entire very desi three story resid 200 lots of gene: | waluat and mah hair and other Mattresse able Househot Special train will leave Williamsbure at 11:15 o'clock. id band, rural ban- size lot 25x98.9; the Fete Champetr auet, Weeks ¢ Maps and tree th THOMAS McGRATH, AUCTIO! HN, on Tuesday, April 30, at Tl o'clock, at entire Furniture contained i Bedroom and Dining Room Bedsteads, Hair and Goods must be removed UCTION NOTIC! @ Pearl street, giore, consisting’ of , Tables, Chairs, Bureau: Biraw Maitresses, Bedding, &c. iekets atatice of JOUNSON, Jr., 25 Nassau street. ¥ CAMPBELL & CO, Give their personal attention to sales by a rnittire at private residences; entire satis advances mare, wL & ©O., Auctioneers, 348 Hudson street. AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE Shambers street, will sell at auction at It Broadway, ‘on M OHN WARRED UPREME it) VOTION NOTIC 3 AUCTION NOTICE. Large sale of Household Furniture, ivridge road, ear James Gordon Ben- I8ith ind 185th streets, the Lot, with the Building thereon, on ty-seeond street, 309 feet west of E AND SAFE KEEPING FOR FURNITURE, BAG vators : separate closed compart- HAEGER'S Warehoows, Fi ‘and 232 Ninth A, ROPERTS, AUCT ER, » COBURN & CO. 62 Sixth avenue, A. DUNN, AUCTION elegant Honsehold J. Brnssels Carpets, menis. always accessible avenue, Thirty wil sell on Tuesda:; Thirty-second , ¢, consisting of a general variety. 50 Volumes ot hird to Phirty-fourth str These establishments contine themselves strictly do not interfere with bay! I, G. WAEGER, EE BY DAUCHY & CO. will sell on MONDAY, nimeneing at 10 ‘tee Tables, H Cha! Bureaus, War teesees, Spring i to storage only, au or other outside business, DAUCUY, AUC B, Witt sell on M, For particulars see Monday's | splendid carved rosewood F Mantel Mirrors, ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEE) RCH, JOHNSTON, AUC damask Parlor Suits; Btageres, Chinese vill give thelr personal antique inlaid Cabinets and Tables and porcelain Va: Aitention to th parties declining how ekeeping or nuos, a genera a Set; cat amd en: ‘ort thoroughiare crowds most do congrey ‘ything to be te Yclock, at Twellth x fousebold Furniture, near Soventh arpets, Beds, ashstands, Commodes, Tab! TON, AUCTION, Office and satesroomn, 37 ratte the Post oflice. OFFICE DESKS, &e. WM sell on MONDAY Machinery, Tools, &c., Mt Houston street, ‘will sell_on Mo tures of the ex HOUSEHOLD” old Furnitare JOUNSTON & VA’ Ws o'clock, at the | consisting of one seven horse power Steam Engine, with Roller, Pump and 5 he Stock and F West Twenty-eight streets eral assortinent of mm Gauge, i com Kk geared Lathe hears, 1 inch swing; ts, large Pull ing first class Partor, | ack walnut and « ests, one Lathe, | ¢ Foot Lathe, Dies tor Han: | Drum and Hanger; large And Plain Roller Mirror, Centre and Quarte t Extension Ta Parlor Suits, « FURNITURE, &e.; ao OFFICE FUL Fore wood 7 octa Raising Anvil, Shears, Bor | two Planing ‘Anvila, “Hand Press and Dies, lot Shaiting Belting, Raising Stake, Tools, &c,, £c. wing Machines; | ITURE, RALLING, &.; also cleyant h Brussels Car iliows, Blanke Caiwlogues at Will sell on Tuesday, 30th inst, | Furniture and Bedding of the Hudson aveune, corner of Thirtieth street, of 25 rooms; good feather Beds and best hair Mattretse ood Plano, splendid Parlor In Carpets; also the Content ek, the entire ass Ware; Kitchen Utenalls, &e. ange Hotel, at 14 Pine street. D, BAILEY, Fonrth street, 129, on the Shore road, near lan hton, Staton Island, barpets, rosewood Piano, Mattress, c. OF large villa, On Wednesda; ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEE! oJ SALESROOMS A HAVING TAK tion with his old store, whic twenty years TH WILLIAM STRE! D 2y WILLIAM ST ‘PIONEER, OFFIC | suite; Brussels and Ingral Barroom, splendid 4-pull_ rosewood Liquors, five barrels fine Apple Whiskey, marble top large copper Boller, large lotel Lamps; also of Household Furniture. TASSELL will sell on Wednesday, t their xalesroom, 37 0 country mansions. now ready to receive Ho lerchandise of all descriptions, on sale or storage, Cash advances made it required. P, TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, ‘OMce and Balesroom 8) Great Jones street, Elegant Ilousehold Furniture of three story private residence 3M West Forty-second street, DAY, April 30, at 11 o'clock. marble fop Tables, two large Also, May 1, at the residence of Mr on the Terrace, near landing, at New Brighite Island, all the Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, Mattresses, Pinno, Crockery, Glassware, €c., contained il said house, Boaw every hour, toot Dey street. Aron NOTICE. O8A00D & CO. Balesroom 126 Chambers street, ubar College place, —CLINTON B. OSGUOD, AUC. | - - sentence ELLY, SHERIFF'S AUCTIONEER, 3 ell at auction, MONDAY, at l0 o'clock, ali the Household Furniture con- ase No. 17 Bast 128th str April %), at Low’ s 1 che Bur Fixtures ind large stock of Liquors, f dies, Gins, Rum, several hogsheads of TLLIAM KENN N cond avenue, Fe RNITURE AT ts black walnut Parlor Suits én reps, blac : the valuable foltr story en Noriolk and et. Catalogues and BURDETT & DENY 18 wil soil at auction, on Tables and Chairs, Peeking Utensils, de. All the Parlor, Bedroom and } jn the above house. 1 —PAGK & CRAW- antehon on Monda: hold Furniture contained in house adison and Fifth avenues, parlor and bed at Rosewood Parlor Stands, rose wo | rosewood slide. Oh UCTION NOTICE.—CLINTON B, OSGOOD, AUC- wdintely after the abowa 72) Kast Bitty me Household Furniture. rlor, Bedroom and K in the above house. Catalogues on day of sale, AT AUCTION property of Mrs, So about 7 acres at 13¢ o'clock. of tr A.M. all the ffow th street, betwe tel Clocks, Dama: chen Furnitare All the handsome I roomn Carpets, P M6 CHAMBERS . Dressing Bureaus, r Suits, in damask Real Estate and Third avenue. Drawing Room and Tepa, Bedro im DETAILS IN TIVE, fedinond, on the ground; | 1 into 4s acres, fr and the Mochulu avenue on the rear; 1 property has the finest view to be found, and ‘al railrond stations the Hudson River, the Boston ew Haven railroads run alfa mile of the property; also one-half mile | jew of the Palisades, on Long Island Sound. Further inior- | street, or Branch office, 36 ON MONDAY, APK Household Furnitar vutained in anid bo ng Room Furnity 2, AT 11 O'CLOCR, Carpets, Mirrors, Chan- consisting of Parlor Bedroom Purniture, is, Oileloth, Chandeliers, ( are, Crockery, Kitchen Furtiture; also y Show Cases, & y convenient to se mile above Willa the Harlem and the ORRIS WILKINT, AUCTIONEER, Handsonie Household Furnitnrs, lirrors, Wilten Oarpets, ad Glass Ware, &e will dell at at ay Beginning Oetober 19 AUCTION SALR. | above Jerome Park EB. H, LUDLOW & CO. | the Hudson, and the mation on the day of sale. Rhenish Bavaria nue, southwest corner LON VON TWIEE at 11 o'clock A. M., a479 ¥ INSTRUCTION, black walnut F rlor Suit, striped reps; black wal- K walnut’ Side Chat tension Tal airs, Sik and Laee ¢ ck walnut Pi ors, biick walnut E biack walnut Dining € tains, Linen Shades, Lambr Sota Bedsteads, a larg and chestnut Bedstedds, Dressing Washsiands, Lonny, and Fancy Table Spring Béds, Mov T will sell at st he 20th day of April, contents of a bird store, conslatiny Birds, Black Birds, trish Thrashed Sky Larks, Parrots, Fire Birds, Cages, and a large ut ntaey jrammar, Speli. pri 2, at 10% o'cl “IL o'clock In the fore. away, aval and ected ants of the consisting of stan s Rows, Fruit Trees, tation of M. Martin & Kecping and Corre- y and perpetua 4, Ttirkish and t, Wilton, Velve Rests, Bubbs, and rigeed, warrant ported and selected expressly for the marke Pasittve on account of immediate removal froin premises z ‘3 EXCELSIOR TEL! arn INSTITUTE, 944 Third avenue—STK sound operator, excels ax teache! and Brussels Cs na and Glass any Laundry Utensils, ERTS, AUCTIONEER, 6 DEY STREET. STREL NOUE HEN** B. bi d instruct «tu or give instruction at Institute; The public are resp Constant demand for pi Open day and evening. ENCH GENTLEMAN Wis struction In French in an An country during the summer JENKINS, AUCTIONEER OFFICE 1.401 BROADWAY. LD FURNITURE, te JENKINS & DUFF WILL 5! AUCTION, ON MONDAY: 20, PROMPT, AY THE PRIVATE RESL- DENCE 136 WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET en Broadway and Sixih avenue, comprisin Parlor and Bedroom toads, Bureaus and Washstands, Dining Room Furniture, rovkery. Stoves, &. ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED. Catalogues at No. , or 3S East Seventeenth A —JAMES at 1034 o’elock, At 192 Henry street, AUCTIONEER.—SUPR! LUDLOW & CO, will sell at auction, on Tuesday, Kxchange Salesroom, Court ante of No. rican family in the months in exchange for board.” Address €. T., box 110 lerald office. walnnt, mabogany, and Chamber Beds and Bedding, t12 o'clock, wt the Broadway (Trinity Building), Ne of the Supreme Court, under the directic Special Guardian : story Store and Lot W Stone street, south si Whiteliall and Broad streets. ing entire lot, is well built and in good orde possession given. . Kitchen Utensils, hold Furniture BS IN KNOLISH ny letters written, LADY READS Jadies of ientie composed or revised inted in ol! of water colors West Twenty-fourth street. T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE Cooper | Tustitute Arithmetic, Bhorthand, French tment; day and eve demand for operators PPLICATIONS FOR GOLDSMITIN8 MAY WRITING Classes received at the College. . AUCTIONEER, NO. 6 DEY ST {OLD FURNITURE, t 1034 o'clock, FLES®Y ® wERTS, HANDSOME HODS: in and Bedding, UB POSITIVE, Cail on or address Mri ‘ V GEO. C. KLANKE, Attorney for Petitioner, 19 William street. ©, A, ROBERTS, AUCTIONEER. The sale of Monsehold Furnitare at 66 West 124th eu inst., will not take | Of at private ) FOURTH AVENUE, eeping, Writing, for Monday, ; the furniture havi HOFEMAN, © orty-#ixth street, —VALUABLE ‘at auction. on Tresday, hange Salesroom, ORRIS WILKINS, ‘operty 22 and 24 Renwick street, BK. if. LUDLOW & CO. will sell rit 1872, at 12 o'clock, at th Broadway (Trinity Bu atreet—The v ment brick stuers wick stroet, cast side, just north of Canal street. D abogit 19.8428 teet; lote 0 feet. Terms at sale, rosewood and walnut Parlor, Librar, rose wond seve s+ telegraphy taught | Sixth avonus Brussels Carpets, un Mattresses, China, niture, with wh ABT NoTiCE.—oLL Pat 172 Fifth + avenne, Artist's sulesroom, 661 ch the sale witl comimenae, Broadway, will AUCTIONEER, NO 6 DEY ST. OLD FURNITURE, at 19% o'clock, BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, , 875 Brondway, will remain open day and even: emen, ladies and bo; pecial attention paid to ray raping and trembling en- MONDAY AND T commenejng at ahaice Works of art Ewery pletare y. lommercial Colley hteenth street, romer to prepare GENTEEL HOUS! MONDAY, April 1 67 Second avenu of 200 paintings will be found some WiLAInn, AUG ‘ legant House and Lot, 604 Fifth avenne, PHLOW & CO. will sell atanction on Tuesday, lock, at the Exchange Salesrootn, | Fitth avenuc—The first clas ionr story | brown stone House and Lot 664 Fiith aven: | between Forty-sixth and Fort was built by Charles Dugain, wellarranged, tastefully be sold before moving on the Ist of rer Fourth street, il $0, 1572, at 12 0 4. MATH RWRON, AUCTIONEFR On April $9, 7872, at 1! mre 60 said prowl Bets, Bureaus, Kedsteuds, Ch rk, Furnaces, &e. -} “p verios B+ A ‘ Raloeroon 126 Chay wills TUESDAY, API. rosewood, walnut and mahogany Parlor Suits, RE AND INSTRUCTION 1 KSHIRE, MASS, Harvard graduate family; could are ; highest references to patrons in New Address T. T,, 558 Adelphi street, Brooklyn. seventh stree 2xq., in the best n éd, nearly new (having pied only about clehteen months), and is ne order; Kize 18.4x60 fee nvand the Improvements’ tm render this property” ver’ possession on delivery of ¢ bond and mortise, sting of Parlor Seta, Bedroom | fits tor college ; receives pup! Tngrain Carpets; China, Jot 76 feet deep, King in its vieinity, as an investment; deed ; $50,009 may remain on | ppeney HPETS, AUCTIONEER, NO. 6DEY STRELT HOUSEHOLD STEINWAY PIANO, &©., MONDAY, Apri at 380 West Thirty-second street, prising Vetvet a: Parlor and ( OME AND SCHOOL FOR EIGHT BOYS—C. ny, drass HOME AND 8CHOOL, box 2,228 Post oe, N. Y. UAGE,—PROFESSOR A. DE TORNO'R 4, at 740 Sixth avenue. + with Inis new combined m TWO FRENCH YOUNG LADIRS8 DESIRE TO MAKE arrangements with families for the summer vacation, rom 2 0 & BLISKE CHARLIER, 167 Madison NOTICE.—OLINTON 9, wear College place, R—WILL SELL AT 1872, at II o'clo A. P, LYNCH, AUCTIO} at 10}; o'clock, fercantiie Libra the Furniture ot a four story how We and Ingrain Carpets, Slack 'W fk Suits, Dining Tabler end Chaire kichen tury Detals in te rivate redidenee ith and Bixth avenues, all the al assortment, inetd Parlor Sete, Carp Paain in house pat May 1; 12 ‘urniture in the above Chickering Piano, Goods cap rer iN russels Carpets, walnut and rose mber Suits, very fine Steinway bynes’ 7-ouave Piao, Beds Beddiag Kitchen Utensile, &¢, | house +a pene %, BOLIEIOALe EFORM ASSOOLATION. the Reform Association, April 13, Res Fit’ avenue Hotel, the following. resolutions Sesaven That, in sent ae with the urgent appeal of ‘Committee of Seventy, this Association will proceed Secoumeet d ‘enroll il good. citizens crammady Ring le excepted), without party, "i Batlonalit who ‘re in favor of reforms and willing to ald and in this Association. y Resolved, Phat we now call upon all citizens, mer- chants, bankers, clerks, mechanics, workinginen, mem- bers‘of the Bar and other protessions, societies and organ- izations triendly to this reform movement to enroll their names at once to support honesty and reform in our city government, Resolved, That as soon as the enrolment is completed, full authority will be given to create a Reform Associa- tiona nd a Committee of Fifty in each of the twenty-one Assembly districts of this city. Resolved, That our Executive Committee shall have fall power todo all that may be necessary to carry into effect the objects of ation. , JOUN A. DIX, President. Roswext D. Haron, Secretary. The Exceutive Committee, in compliance with the fore- roing instructions, have appointed the tollowing citizens as enrolling officers for she Ce seg Assembly dis- tricts of this city, In order to facilitate this important work, and to save trouble to voters, enrolling officers will recelve names at their houses, Citizens cau appear in person, or, if known to the enrolling officer, a written ‘equest to be enrolled will be sufficient. Book's will open SHONDAY EVENING, April 29, at 7-P. M., promptly, and continue open oer ‘and evening for one week. En- rolling officers will be caret to. write distinctly full name, resi¢ ae, and occupation of each voter on sheets of paper, aiterwards to be copled Into the books when #)- roved. PTt'ts understood that all citizens are free to voto as they please on Stato any national questions. Honesty anit Ew weity, and not polities should “be enforced in all local al irs of our government, HXHCUTIVE COMMITTER, OSW, OTTENDORFER, — WM. F. HAVEMEYER, JON FOLE ROBT. B, ROOSEVELT, JOHN H, BTRATIAN, JM. BUNDY, ROSWELL D, HATO, TENRY CLAUSEN, Jr., MYER STERN, JOUN H, DRAPER, JAS. W. GERARD, Jr., PATRICK McELROY, GO, W. LANE, HENRY NICOLL, ANDREW Hl, GREEN. JOHN FOLEY, Chairman Executive Commitee, FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Alderman Thomas Foley, 18 West strett. John Y, Ravage, 2 Vestry street. Willam If, Johnston, 24 Varick sireet. James Kennedy, 34 Laixht street, ‘Andrew W. Leggett, Ganal street, corner West Broad- way. Michael Martin, corner Franklin stroet and West Broad- way. James W. Schieffelin, 180 Franklin street. James B. ward, 370 Greenwich street. ‘Alired AWH, Griffin, 42 Hudson street. Michael Nicholson, 69 Watts street, William Dairs, corner Canal aud Watts streets, Leopold Wallenstein, 150 Tudson street. John Haus, 361 Greenwich street. Nathaniel D. Woodhull, 20 North Moore street. Patrick McArdle, 38 Grcenwich street. John H, Matthews, 398 G: wich street. George ¥. Slath, corner Greenwich and Hubert streets. James Oherry, $4 Gree h street. Patrick Cullen, 57 Washington street. Michael T, Griffin, 34 New street. Headquarters, Vanderbilt House. RHCOND ASAKMBLY DISTRICE, Francis V. 8. Oliver, 83 Roosevelt street. Bryan Gaughan, 149 Leonard street. John Cavanagh, corner Madivon and Chestnut streets. Thomas J. Mahottoy, 44 Oak street. Joho Lindemann, corner Bast Broadway and Catharine stree Bernard Gallagher, 109 Cherry street. Patrick Crodock, 90 Cherry street. daines McMahon, 56 Oherry street, Dr. Friedricks, corner Pearl and Rose streets, Jotin Nolan, No. 9 Cherry street. Thomas Ahern, 13 Cherry street. Albert Lous, 3 Cherry street. Thomas Sterhens, 28 Cherry street. \ James Godirey, 84 Catharine strect, Patrick Gilmartin, No. 3 Clty Hall place. Thomas Keane, 17 Mulberry street. Michac! Clark, Chatham street. John Catlan, 433 Pearl street, A. Frank, 92 Chatham stroet. Headquarters, & Rousevelt street. THIRD ASSKMDLY DISTRICT, James M. Terwilliger, 236 Mulberry street. James MeGatre, 217 Mott street, James A. Early, No. 6 Prince street, James Garbit, corner Houston street and Bowery. Witliam T. A. Hart, 65 Princo street. Thomas Ryan, 72 Marion sireet. Richolas Murphy, 6 Marion street. Matthew Cassidy, 51 Marion street. John Hennessy, 216 Mulberry street Thomas Roe, 4 Sprievg street, Michael Brady, 45 Spring stroct. William W. White, [80 Bowery. Mat. J, Perkinson, 189 Elm street John Boyd, 200 Ehin street. Henry FB. West, 183 Grand street. Henry Kruger, 278 Mulberry street, Henry Patierson, 160 Mott street. Charles Buthman, 152'Grand street. Mendquarters—Morris’, corner Prince and Elizabeth strects. FOURTH ASSEMRLY DISTRICT. William MoMahon, 9 East Broadway. Louls Lery, 181 East Brond way. William Ghurebill, 86 Madison James Casey, 73 Bast Broadway. Edward Clarkson, 178 Madison street. Patrick McNamara, 605 Water street, Jeremiak Regan, 10 Henry street. . Francis P. Ryan, 146 East Broadway. Mathew Smith, 62 Scammel street. John O'Brien, 144 Cherry street John Donohoe, 217 East Broadwa: William Daily, 172 Cherry street. Andrew Lennon, 20 Henry street. Taxne Wolf, 308 Madison street. Patrick Tagney, East Broadway and Catharine street. Michacl Hayes, #2 Monroe street. E. N, Laffey, 8 Montaomery street, Stephen H. Rownan, 33 Pike street. Lewis Bore, 6% Watrr street, A. B. Caldwell, 89 Madison street. Headquarters, 165 East Broadway. FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. David 8. Paige, corner West and Spring streets. Luke ©. Grimes, 38 Thompson street. Francis T. Fleet, 286 Hudson street John I. Statlander, northeast corner Grand and Wooster streets, Paul Reif, 77 Grand street. John Collins, 4 Renwick street. Denis Green, 393 Hudson street. James Barr, 62044 Broome strect, Theodore Snedicor, 45 Broome streot, Charles Byfield, 44 Downing street, Michael Finnell, M6 West Houston street Balth Will, W4 Varick street. Henry Warner, No, 4 Renwick street, John Gorman, 88 Varick street. Willian O'Day, 116 Chariton street Edward Noonan, No. 9 Dominick street, George Kilmer, 81 Bediord street. Thomas F. Casey, No. 5 Thompson street, W. F, T. Chapman, 96 Macdougal street. John ullivan street, Henry Hughes, No. 9 Charlton street. Headquarters,’ northeast corner King and Hudson SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Thomas Mitchell, 25 Hester street Henry Tice, 414 Grand street. George Gootrich, corner of Grand and Lowis streets. Frederick German, 30 Grand street. Washington Thomas, #34 Gri M. Anderson, 993 Grand atr Ignatius B ckiman, 40 C f ohn Morrison, 46 Willett street. James Reilley, 200 Delancey street. aitederick Holstein, corner of Delancey and Suffolk rec John J, Kelly, 72 Columbia street. William Eirinann, 53 Attorney street. Peter Relyea, Willett street, E, K. Kennedy, 430 Grand street. John Siegerson, 13 Columbia street. Patrick 0 Rielly, Grand and East streets, Headquarters, 63 Columbia street. RVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICR, Andrew H. Green, No. 1 Fifth avenue, J. Woolsey Shephard, 29 Clinton place. Hichae) Smith, 63 Bleocker street, John Gilmore, 82 Sixth avenue, John A. Hemiln, 92 Sixth avenue, Jenkins Van Schiaick, No. 1 University place, Johu T. Griswold, 49 West Ninth street, Harrison Reddeld, No, 1 Patehin place, Max Goepp, 213 West Thirteenth street, Elliot Saniord, 8 Clinton place. Peter B. Olney, 31 West Washington place, M. McKenna, 1b Patchin place. Howard T. Marsten, 106 Clinton place. H. H. Porter, 30 Washington square. James L. Babbitt, 3 Great Jones street. . Van Santvoord, 66 West Eleventh street. Huh 1. Cole, St West Tenth street. G. H, Wynkoop, 4 East Twelfth street, LM. Van 14 Amity. Josiah Carpenter, 76 Clinton place, Headquarters, 22 Bixth avenue. KIGHTH ASKEMMLY DISTRICE Henry ©, Atwood, No. 4 Orchard street. Joseph T, Reed, 8) Orchard street. George W. B. Seely, No. 7 Eldridg: T. J. Washburn, 1 Peter Martin, 83 lester street. Christian Fréund, 5 Forsyth street, Jacob Adell, 49 Nor Ke sti L. Sebuler, bt Forsyth s! Burkhart, 1 Delane , ISL Ludlow street. Henry Mcintyre, 122 Division street James Trainor, Nester and Bowery. William Wiegandt, 19 Kidridge street, Edward J, Snead, 519 Grand street. Willian E. Maedsnovgh, 41 Olinton street. Francis Waters, Forsyth’street, near Grand streot Wiikam L, Wemmall, 127 Lewis street. John Chappell, 120 Division stre Samuel Sande?son, 2% Broome street. _ Harmony Garden, Essex street. _NINTICASSEMHLY DISTRICT, William F, Haven 6 West Fourteenth street Timothy Shea, toot ristopher street. William fi, Howenstein, 10 Christopher street. Peter B. Puilis, 781 Grecnwich sireet. John D. Wilhaingon, 188 West Tenth street, E. W. Hi. Graeme, 92 Christopher street. William L. Smith, 149 Waverley place. John E, McCrea, dt Christopher street. n MoKeprie, S185 Hudson street. Thomas Bretn, 45 Eighth avenue. J, Stewart, 43 West Pourth street. Robert Taggert, 10 Abingdon square. Patrick Hernon, 5 Bethune street. Jobn Triner, 678 Washington street. ter M, Sachs, 450 Hudson stroot, Headquarters, Adriatic Hotel. TENTH ASSEMBLY KISTRIOW, William P. Mitchell, 129 Rivingion street, Christopher Flecke, 22 First avenue, Oliver HL, Kingsland, 87 Second avenue, Meyer Florahelm, 318 Sixth street. John Torney, 86 Second avenue. George Rothinan, 1) Firat avenue, Peter Murphy, 161 Kast Honmon street. Cornelius Kithy, No. 7 First street. George Seib, No. 9 Second avenue. Charles Beaudeil, No. 1 First avenue, George Mumi, 254 East Houston streot, George Steinbrecker, 169 Third street, John Monaghan, Seventh sire William Petre, HL East I A. Schlessinger, 182 East Houston streot, 4. Willem Gunizer, 222 Fifth street. John H. Gross, 10 Pirat street. ©. E, Eyle, No, 8 Second avenue. G, M,C. Duval, 63 Fourth street, Headquarters, No. 9 Second avenue. ELEVENTH ASS) Y DISTRICT, Oswald Ottendorfer, West Soventeenth street. Robert B. Roosevelt, 26 East Twenticth street. Jobn A. Dix, No. 3 West Twenty first street Franels Allen, 459 Sixth avenue. John O'Neil, 216 West Thirty-second street. Janes McFarland, 29 West Thi id street, ‘Thomas O'Gara, M4 Eighth avenue, Senerres ft Ch aad ohn Ware, avenue. John Shifferton, 285 West Twenty-seventh atreet. Mark Lavey, 258 West Twenty-seventh street. John Lee, 151 West Twenty-seventh rtreet, Tames L. Devine, 135 West Twenty-seventh street. See aaa i event arena Cyrus H. Courtney, 4 Peter Colem: We eighth street. ane roadway. yer, Redmond Lat Jononh Oolw tb avenue, 708 Sixth stree W. E. Caigill, 14 - M: Glivaet 8 Sith teat ‘Sharton, 734 Six A.M Pelshaw, 3 fama eee, alba thir born eee Frank McShane, St} East Tenth street, Frederick Younz, ISavenue De A. Krauss, 178 avenue C. W, 4. Bopfett G8 Hast twottth street William ms, Be street 1. F. Kahn, 16Maldcn lanes) eet L. H. Adams, TH Sixth street, Daniel D. Wright, 23 Seventh street one. Lad be an street, jenry Locz, Aast Llouston street. William Kiain, 252 Second street. Charles Bos, 220 East Fourth street, John Mack, 416 East Tenth strect, Frederick Hammel}, #4 avenue O, Reform Hall, 71 Sixth street, Charles Loc iTERNTH AMENNLY, Deeretor, ares larke, 2 st Twenty-tourt etree, W. R. Kirby, 211 West Twi mep-tnied eineeke J. K.P. Boyde23) Seventh aveune. James R. Edwards, 277 West Twenty-third street, J. G. Baldwin, 212 West Twenty-fourth street, W. B. Oxden, 213 West Twenty-/ourth street, Abrahain H. Rosenhdim, 428 West ‘Twenty-third street. Wost Twenty-third street Hity-third street. Charles E. MeBri Harold Bateman, 313 Sixth avenue. Headquarters, Momestead, Eighth avenue. John J. Giles, 100 East Tenth ichael Hahn, 318 East Ele ve Mi th steoct, Henry Saulnicr, 206 Seeond avenue Nicholas R. Connor, 62 8t. Mark's place, John Raffatt, 219 East Pweitth street, C. M, MeLauric, 192 Second avense Daniel M, O'Brien, % Third a Henry A. Alber, 107 Fourth ave W. J. Morris, 123 avenue A. Jolin Mente, Tenth avenue and avenue a. col, corner Third avenue and Twelfth streot nth street. th strect, and First avenue, ers street, Buildin. ASSEMULY DISTRICT, third street. Hiriyecond street, -first street. Edward O'Brien Peter Engtehart, Marens Otterbury, Headq@arters .} tart John Kelly, 25: Martin M. Lew W. D. Greonelle John Wedlock, Thos, McManus, corner of Tenth avenue and seventh street. Kernard McCulin, 5i0 West Twenty-cighth steoot Jaines O'Haloran, 34 Tonth ay George Hepburn, 222 ' Edmund Brown, 5% \ John Garry, 498 West Thirt ‘Arthur Hul&er, Lit West John T, Devind, 109 West Thie y-uinth streot James Corbit, 47 West Thirty-ixth street. Michael MeGurry, 421 Seventh avenue, . Bobert L, Work, 44 West Thirticth street. William Mutlen, 417 West Twenty-sixth street, William McCormick, 217 West Thirty-decond street, John Sheffner, 456 Elahth avenu Michael Hatten, 98 ——— avenue, Samuel Patterson, 51 Tenth avenue. Headquarters, Becker's Hall. SIXTEENTIC ASSEMBLY DISTRICE, dames W. Gerard, 17 Gramerey Charles B, Corneil, 230 Third tive Lewis J. Kelly, 311 Firat avenue, Wiliam Wetinore, 307 Bast Nin James 6, Waddell, 247 East Twent ‘Thomas Conner, Eizhtecuth streei, near Third avenna, J. A. Allen, kiishtcenth street and First avenae, inh street. ooh treet. John Wake Charles Frank Keat! John Clark, er, 150 ianan, Si rst avenue, ird street and avenue A. centh street. we A. James Brestand, 203 J. W. Day, 351 Bast Twenti Bini Benneville, 247 Teast Firteenth street. Jaines Morrison, st Sixteenth strect, John McEwan, 332 East Sixteenth street Headquarters, Constitution Hall. SEVENTIONNTH ASNEMBLY DISTRICT. Dr. Rudolph T: Nieth stroet, T. Dauenhawer, 413 rst slrect. Buck, 349 W urth street. 7aL ue. Richolas 8, Kelly, 510 West Forty-sixth street, Joseph Lightowlers, Fitty-Sccond street and Bight} avenue. ©. Forbs, 84 Righth avenue, Willian Patten, Filty-fifth strect and Eighth avenge, ©. W. Campbell, 345 West Forty-third street _ D. Kemper, 147 Porty-tifth street, P. Lydecker, 302 West Ferty-third street, J. MeNulty, 336 West Forty-tirat street, D. Ackerman, 318 West Forty-second street. Osear Taylor, 44 West Forty-tyurth street, ‘Thomas McBride, 241 West Forty-tirst street. MRADQUAMTIENA, Conrad Loos’, Ninth avenue aud Fiftieth street. KIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, John H. Draper, 113 East Fitteenth street. Charles R, Townsend, 23) Enst Fortheth street, P. Ferris, 303 East Thirty-second street. John Flanagan, 101 Eust Thirty: ‘A. B. Aarons, 244 East Twenty-se Christopher Rupp, 243 Second avenue, M. Murray, Thicty-chied street and Third ayonae, N. Dennis, 045 Third avenue. E. B. Owen, 20) E h street. East Thirty-second street Gvorge Sternel, 595 Third aven: Headquarters, 595 Third avenue, NINETRENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Roswell D. Hatch, 411 West Fitty-seventh street, Henry Odler, Sixty-seventh street and Tenth avenee, ‘Thomas Kehoe, Seventy-tirst street and Broadway. Joseph Burke, Fiity-sixth street and Ninth avenue, yn A. Wunt erg, Bightieth street and Eleventh, 'y-first street and Eleveath avenas. uty-fuurth street and Bleveata . ©, Thatcher, Bix Charles Pierson, avenu Ww. D. Moore, Fighty-second street aud Eleventh avenne. Andrew Keating, One Hundred and Twoltth street and Broadway. Janes Montieth, Carmansvile, Lawson N. Fuller, Carmansvilie, John MeMalten, Carnuimsvill Blasius Ryer, Fort Washinton, Joseph Gilbert, Fort Washington. 8. B. Ryer, Fort Washingto urters, Ys Rey ton R rundae. Mt Exst For Frank Sigel, 795 Lexington # Tlenry 8. Hewson Garrett F. House, avenne. hird street Christian Swart John D, Crimi rst street. D: Laughlin tand Third averse, Henry Iinck, 8 we and Sixty-third seek Forty-trst sireok b avenue. F, Schossheimer, 2 t Max H. Stiefel, 86) Fast Forty-ninth street. Benjamin F. Cahill, 783 Third avenue. Patrick Fox, 141 Kast Forty-elghth street. Headquarters, Brevoort Hall. TWENTY-FIRST ASSEM ALY DISTRIOS, John Foley, 20 Fast Seventy-third street omas C. Freeborn, hird avenue A.L. Fuirwegther, Third avenue, corner Bighty-thiré reet. Samuel Christie, 46 West 128th street. Myer Stern, 10 enty-third street. Aiton Heit, 225 y-eighth street. ati John Ennis, 1,592 Third avenue. John Belmore, 10th street aud First avenue. Wm, H. Colwell, 125th street and Third avenue. Patrick Bannon, -ninth street. Bight Barnard Met hty-sixth street. Blisha Kingstan George B, Conklin Michael A, Fol Sey ‘ast Highty-Second street, Third avenue, nn Gorman, Ll2'East Eaghty-third street. Louts Lochman, Lighty-foarth street, corner Piret avenue, ighty-fourth street. ast 27th street. i2hth street and Third avenue. {ith street and avenne A. ty-eighth street and Seeond aver N. Gano Dunn, 140 Bast Joseph L. Liscomb, e W.T Thomas Mayhes, Se nue, August May, 238 BE: i. Fie 1, Reinisch, 12st James Ke Firth a M. L. Mac Sixth iund Seventh avenuos, and Eighty-sixth street, Hast Luh street DOLITIOAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION done to short uolice by the Metropolitan Printing Bs fablishment, corner of Broadway and Aun street, Mew OF Ke HE LIBERAL RMAN POLITICAL REFORM ASSO ciation.—An im) orlant meeting of tl ivens of the Nineteenth Ward will be held on Sunday, the 28th April, at 2 o'clock P. Citvens are invited to attend at northwest corner of Fity-second street and Third avenue. FINE ARTS. i YREAT SALE OF ORIOINAL WATER COLORS, the importation of Messrs. M, Knoedler & Co., suecesrs to GOUPIL & CC comprising choice'specimens of the French, English, and Ttallun schools, toring one of the choicest and. Rost tmportant collections oitered this season. ‘The above are Fichly framed in the gost anpropriate ind artiste style and will be sold at aliouion by EDWARD SCHENCK, ab No. 6) Liberty street, on Thursday and Friday, May 20nd $, at 12 o'clock day. ‘The above are now on exhibition. ENG : ALUABLE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS at auction. Mr, SOMERVILLE has the honor to announce that he will offer at oon oI eh vee ego ol Paintings o¢ Mr. George and ip, of elty. Hiostly ted to order, this collection, comprising choice examples by the best Ameriean artists, and a few fine works of fyreign schools, offers inany charming eabl- nets which In subject and treatment have never been sar. PaESatbition atthe SOMERVILLE Art Gatlory, 88 Pitt. avenue, corner Fourtwenth street. R™ VAL. ON OR BEFORE THE OFFICE oF THE KVENING TELEGRAM WILL REMOVE ‘TO NO, 2 ANN STREET, HERALD BUILDING, WANTED TO PURCHASE JANTED—TWO SEOOND HAND AWNINGS FOR’ windows, for private residenve, Add ROGREA tox 8107 New York Cost otic, “oe te Be gps AND SHOW CASES: most ny : cheap for Addrom Rt, BUSH, 130 Muiden lane, New Yorke. ua WANTED 70 Buy TRE elton POWRR per + must h Address, atlas Orige, &€..0, 0. Gx Herald adina’”