The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

tables with marble toJe one elegant ebony ornolu snI
tIonze pier table, mirror back and marble top H1s
vhen was formed Of collection Of antique and vari-
oo.orea marbles and polished GRANTEES, numbering
evera nunored dhtirct pieces, quantity and beaAluly
arranged and set In this room also were some very
% D0e porcelain vases and bronze equestrian sro1pa
The soudoi antechamber TO the 'front.' saloon ana
o rn avenue and here also there lavish expen-
garIue Of this elegant retreat were two sets Of eegans
broefe satin window curtains, with and trim
mpts mol beautifully and tssseiuy oontrassed theso
danask sk broche satin door curtains set OF
mssnnoeDs Gooen tapestry door curtains corn.oe and
quit Of bots drose and ormcu furniture covered Gooe
lin tapestry consisting Of t~o arm chairs aud two parlor
chairs bo drose and ormolu bergere, covered In crim-
breche ei fancy rosewood rocking chair, circular
floor cushion, he. There was great anxiety felt
more than once was overheard the whisper Of an
evidently vietimzed husband 70 bis cara spoa, Weil5
have gene hsh enough ye seseecn,ns loos a now sss
hope that bis opponents would succumD 70 ns next Od
kept the bidding up, and 10 many cases the articles wenS
high prices Under the head IN the Catalogue
were enumerated two magnificent bos d'rose crmou and
sntique and Sevres china grand cabinets exqrnie ooo
droEe sscretore, smeLted with ormou and anuquc
sevres porcelain elegant bos drosc writing desk simi
larry ornameDed; a superb boudor ustre four eieganS
Vrno ana sesiss po.eean o oa d $780, mss
nnosrt omolu and antique Seyres china boudoir CLOCK
par Of antique Dresden ships statuettes, two Italian
cbarr, two tmall ekgeres, &c.
The houdor bedroom was richly and tely fur.
Dhbed, ard with all the appliances TO ease and luxury
Tho anieroom charactsrtcaly furnished, he or
naments consisting Of bror re groups saiuettes, NC
In the vesiibue ttood the steel armor OF knight, ar
rsreed az II was worn It was composed OF Milan steeI,
the fa sorite article with the knights Of old
throughout the sale was Srsay contested sC ss
morning when the sec nd and third story furrture WIZ
be disposed Of.
THE NEW YORK CLUB" H0r.F
The members Of the New York Club have taken advsd.
tage Of the opportunity afforded them Of removing their
club from the premises which they at present occapy 70
The magnificent mansion Of Fifteenth street and
Fih This princey house was the residence o.
r. X Haieht q the sae OF whose paintings, ssatuary
ard household effects noticed In yesterday ana 70
days i,sues. Spacious the manson is II appears md
dequa,e to meet the requirements Of the arstocrac
body who have rented it, and considerable additions
". eon. ,s be made 70 SUPPLY Sna s,ns need
at present stands, three very large parlors,
divided by columns In the Cornthian style To the ma
saloon ante Is attached, a. also 70 the second
conservatory, which Ia built circular form; having 10
the centre artificial pond dlled with gold hsh Ia
In this pond 10 iron full OF exotic plants - we'll
the surrounding space IN which the choicest flowers
From the greenhouse conservatory east,
door win lead TO the billiard room.
Thlf, then, 10 the new ADDITION which IL now being
built This room wiD when completed, We twenty ave
feet wide fronting on Fifteenth street. by eiansy eight
feet of the lot win be devoted to buffers pantres, wash
rooms, &C. II is 10 be built In the French style and
Fiflh AVENUE VIM be the dining room An entrs nce 10
this apartment will also be connected with the c0nser-
vatory.
floor viii be Of the style nlad with oolored wood,
after the antique style Of maquetry The entire cost Of
drawn by Metsrs Renwick, Archmuty Sands OF No 50
Wall street. Mr. John Muin has the contract for the ma
iea y he ,esdv in about four weess. and The whole 81
occupied by the club about the first Of January