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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

eIo q every description. VII xhoA tas sale WI .sr%ssos
g. s.1 s-SA'' '''e"p''l' 40 p' NA-'~ "--'. : N'-
MosTIIEII. aRTFFIE 90. AVCFIoSEsss,
a0'i HSSsisy,.
PUBLIC
A.!ss slsssn Ave story brown s'oae RESIDENCE
- Between FinA and Sixth
Being tho largest and richest assortment Of
Household Furniture and
Rosewood IL ostAve PiAnoforts,
Gu Paintings By eminent artists.
Pier sadMantsl Mirrors,
sevres and Dresden China Vases,
Bronco and Ormolu Chandeliers
ssasuary Engravinss Book. e. pu-,ur. . anti.
Oak Dining Recon- FsIntars.
Table Cutlery Wines. 10 q. &C.;
infer. then friends ..d no pusio win casr ~
Soo.soss = street
ss
Furniture ths ch.nce seldom offered ! all madet,
q no Ds: s
q s
&
ranieed The best suction season.
& az
@ .nd S: d. 'sS ~. ;.
Isois and *rlns DesI isi:a ss ssass q ossr e.i !.
ilss.. !nSssssa from ~: Sy s.r'sS. 'Sssr.ass,
e: sf.:. s:, S.:s.s
splendid Of drswins Furniture,
desosipaoa carved sowsr: con...s
s se % %
sS .Ss
snaqus and reospo1 ch SoSsrsd in s1oosds ssra
aa 4
vs1ese Murle E:mersida Massni.ls India and Xsso.;
z maa
Hss IF e
a.ch Paintings: EpgsA lnerisrs BY Cole Tanner, Cress.
.ss
3 sn sG ss x
rsnnss Reading Scriptures and Landing Of the Pilgrims
u. Es z q: %
Fss ssS ss
two elegant vases real seyres Chns for s present
o.. ds5sn. tuos. orncu CLOCK aoasa ia.
for s
ssis sss.a - ss:S:s.s 60. $s.ss
marble ssns p,.ss s..: T!,;or' ..:sxSsa
E.Sssa su richly Ss : cs. Aif ioots Ss
bach Sh.ir.. covered .osuss &c ..gsssfI: B.s.
g: Ss,gsss :s.: =: ssosi':
onna toilet eets rurksh Towea. brooesl Ogrtaas Upper
Rockers Bedsesd wa.hssnds Bcokrscis Toilet Fables
Corner Sapds Bedding &c Dining RoomSoll carved osS
Buffet stsuHy marble top Deck exenAoa Dining Table
fees In length Couches Chars elegant crysta
end ruby VIZ Dec.nters TIVE dozen aobles
and preserve stsnds se.s q naser Bevi PAaa marble
gssc Punch Bowl Carst rtsaers ruby and gold Liquor
e: Sec An Sa ne Gs.; e
spoons Forks ivory Table Cutlery fsar bsske.s aea
&c Wine demohns old OtArd Brandy vintage 1877 do Sooch
Whiskey, two do Gordon Cherry white QUE do
stone iron Tin and copper Uteasls Pitchers
savers &C. A1o, one pair Of coach BOrses and years
Cd s four pacing aorsss year. Old can psce II 24
sss Of cosca Harnss. Robes % Term. Of
House 70 let for sale Possesson Nay
n hCompoteut will to mack
ana AMP the goods TO of the country desired
Furniture Express and Furniture PACKING Evab
nsnmrn once Ill and l3 West Eleventh street betw Fifth
and sIh avenues Rich household every dascrp
n boxeo and shipped all Of world Piar ofores
mnrGn paintings sAsusry, bronzes china glassware
OF furniture 70 distance within thirty of tae
Guy. rurnHWe or families removed with utmost care
storage or furniture All orders by promp sisonded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OFFICE OF TIE CON.
IN of Taxes and Assessmens 50 Chambers street,
New January ~ lS60Notce IL hereby given that the
Roa Of Real and PersDns Estate of the city Of
New York for the year 1860 open for public nspec
ton will continue opsn until the 10th day OF April next
inclusive All earnestly requested to call and
examine the in order h In the sssmeus
may corrected Also ali entitled by IL TO reduc
ton Of their Of being cergymep or for
military services also lt.s charitable Institutions
by exempt from Kon, requested to applca
tns. SSyysAsA &6 -nprn 1867 pub
kahed for the inform siou of .axpsyera:-
Section 10 During time the books shall b0 opeu for
public INSPECTION heretofore provided application may be
made BY any considering himself sggr1eved by
Deaed valuation of his roa personal estate have
corrected such application be made Ia relation
assessed valuation Of real estate must be made writing
stating the ground Of objection thereto and thereupon
Commissioners shall into the oant and IT. Their
Judgment the they shall
to be correced such application Do made In relation
TO the assessed valuation of sonA estate the sppcsn shall
be examined under o.h by the said who sh.
be authorized 10 scminr such oath any Of them t.
their Judgment the assessment erroneous they shall
the be corrected and fix the Of
eDt they may believe 70 be just and declare their
ereon within thirty days after such application shall
been made them No reduction shall be made Board
OF supervisors Of eesment real personal
imposed under this act unless shs appear, under oath
Affirmation that the party sggeved was unable 70 attend
Within the period prescribed for the correction AYes
Of sickness absence from the cIyLaws Of 1854
chapter 50l eecuon 9. A. j. WILLIAMSON,
j. W. ALLEN,
j. W. BROWN
n,runion tos,Ar NJ Ia nd Aaaas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

a Tempe asii NaiS street. two Of s-cadvN
as samso s hs 1 will
q q Kaf
s M 4 the
OF Omar Admission Is cents; children IL cents.
.,,,,o, Dry G00.s. GO: o,.,,,
AT RICHkoND,s
.: sts sa ss Ss= :s ,ss s:
~ both for tase materials aud worth We and do soil
f.
Bslou's beat KID Gloves warranted At ~ cese oar
Al NO. 81 Ths BsoADY yikssos . LAKE.
WIN offer a retail .,ovr ...u
a large Ss and '.r S sosi
TRAVELLING DRESS aooDs
very low prices
A NO. 81 6hs bEGADE FtIsse. > LAX.
WIN oe., q. r...u slLAS' SilAS'
'''' %. 9: NO, sSsg s.I,:, A ,sss;..,
ct . reduction Of 80 per cont
A NO. 81 1ss bsE4D EEsIksou q LAX.
"~ '''' On ioEDAY. APRIL.
BARsas" ; %saf1Is
A NJ BIO G hRSA1l rx1nsou A.. LAKE
wiz offer q retail.
100 BAnE S1 n sobEa Aprna
All reduction Of 90 per cent below former prtosA
Al I'll BRG GbsDkhi. PERSON LAKE
LOO. onrrA s. asi HSSs. A;'n'
=: e: :sSS:E F:a a ST.: :s I:
26O BROCHH FIOU NOES I'll SIS worth $40.
''1s' Co.: & e. 4 sales '
"a AT
LORD 1 TAYLoR's.
HAGANr GRENADISB BAREGR ROBES,
Small aou.css
WITH sHAwIs TO xAroH.
In CHt..s
AN KNr1RHLY NEW ANB BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE.
ONLY 800 RECEIVED.
Nos. 4sl to 4s BROADWAY
es Sas1eiasfsa Solss. :n:l :as !: :1sss:
,$ yard. ssur.d Z G Lac very ~: 4; % s:
I'm. sS Esrt G.Ds aa: 81 3d. and g. 90
RmDrodsries Kiboons Trimmipgi Fancy Goods. Gloves.
Hoop skirts. Corses &c, equally Low.
great reduction from former prizes at
CHEAP Lace rHsfSRfSI zys y5s'0S STORE
SS say and And f F:s s.s: lss
S s F ssSsn az. md F Es.sx Ss e.
,s '.s,
EaSS yard: Bonnet Bonnet ElSson:, is1 sOts
lse0 Needle wook Bands 8 70 50 &c
sos s ss q: sS9ss Sr. .'@ rsia
700 p.i,s aSs "a Lisis alovs, slightly 49, 10 os
iss t:s s:s T.
ss :s ,Ss: ssIs sas's
Al p.oon z4Ras H AIsDSa SHADES. m
| No. ssl Grand street corner Of Suffolk.
~ q e. an: sss SS
'0f Rssss AND
With despatch and :Siy unsurpassed By any
.A'. I4S6LoEDS AGENTS, 40,
RsooKLYN ORArE GOODS Factory: NO. ,. 9, 3, MID MID,
ard nSson Goods different styles Of plan and fancy
7s Collars and s' a:fsts.: e. a NJ
eesss ff S y.. 4 a. 4
1 Lace and silk Nantes. deEtgno
| Cl0aks Sacks and busters In summer coth
| stella aud Broche Shawls.
Alec Lace Curtains Drapees and AL descriptions Of Linen
| O. q. HOOK. lOs and ITO Sixth avenue
| between Eighth and Ninth srees
| REEKMAN COMPANY;
SOME x Hss ofs q ESD SxkAas sosr.
REL 81 4EaEf sEw k2sFf bss taS
" BKEKMAN COMPANY,
No. 473 BROADWAY,
RIoH CHENE SILKS splendid QUALITY.
IN S9: Shssra OF 8 e s yard
CLoAKs oLoAKs, oLoAKs
MANrnAAs. MANrIIi.As. HASTILEAs. 10' D0"'''
sHAw1s sHAwLs s MwR (; fAHroS's' '@ B0"'ry'
BARGAINS DAILY. sxsdif hSssf DHfsY ,'' B'wery
~ W. H'f K PisTroNs, s4 Bowey.
REHKNAN q COMPANY,
| CHOICE AsSORrNENT
| LAcEs AND EMBRo1DER1Es
Including all Sly les and Novelties offered this Season
| REEKMAN & COMPANY.
xnsrodsrsd SRsa NJ osn x worth cents
| 400 At 90 cents, worth ST.
500 Gents coored bsrdered Linen Handkerchief Is cents
AsoA large assortment Of Ladies' Breakfast and Travel
Ing ss' and o01 ssk Il asx Nae.ssH'.rSSsry low
| 473 Broadway.
| CARPETINGs. OIL CLOTHS STAIR CARPETINas,
RUGS. DRUaaErs, MATS, RODS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

A UCTION NOTICE.-TO TIE TRADE AND OTHERS
"A Peremptory Sale Of Cabinet Furniture being tho late
stock Of Simpson Schafer, At
Ne: 50 Rowery to close the business
G. FUTILE will soll, On Tuesday and Wednesday. at
10Y O'clock q he above warehouse the entire stock consist
Ing OF rosewood, mahogany, oak and black walnut
hall dir Ing and bedroom furniture every style oruG
largest and most varied assortment offered many
To be sold without for Worthy attention
The trade hotel keepers and ohers N B-Goods can be
stored on the premises required I'll Nay free Of charge
Catalogues morfnR Of SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

A UCTION NOTICK-w. @. ALBURrUs, AUCrIoNEEK
a. will sell Q. Iuesday April a loH 1cook lss EAs
stating Of paror Suits in brocselle and hairoo rosewood
Panoorte sofa ccntre and side Tables Sofas dressing
reaus Tabes Chairs Washsards and Commodeo rosewood
and other Bedsteads hair and other Mattresses
restnei Beds and Bedding Brussels and ingram Carpes
lures &C Also the Basement Kitchen Furniture Uen
tive. - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

UCT1oN NoTICE-LOOK AT THIs-PERsONS
about removing will find to their advantage 10 call on
the metropolitan Express lao Vsrick street horse
CONS for removing furniture in the city country Furniture
with care, at the lowest price. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

7UCTION NOTICE;-FURNIruRx, Au- = . xBsEs =,
= IOx O'Clock sslewoon lis Naesau street
quantity Of Household Purrture mnnosNny sasa O.Ar,
SSsis. CarnsSs Rusr. CAsaAe isss. Ssove. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
A DRIAN a. MULLER, AyCrIoNKER-AUCrIoN NO.
"A ce-Perem pory Sale Of frst class Houso and Lot Ne
We.! thirty .!.tn street Murray Bill -.

~,
ococl q tho ExcAA the Smelly posAed brown
four story, high basement and collar
feet III ncsee ore q less BY 50 tee With library exten
SON lot IS feet inches Ter half the blos-No West Th
sixth street, north SIDE betweeu Fifh and Sixth avenues
Murray An co1ssrnne u ne .s1csea sense arsi Glass
between the hours Of 10 A. n. and p NJ By
eardo Of admission from tho auo0neof Wheeo full
scripton oan b had
hlQj101 hi6d1c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
IL PEREMPTORY SALE
or Household Furniture Of . family
Declining Housekeeping,

On TUESDAY, april g. 1850 at IL A. n,
At 93 Crosby street.
Comprising rosewood Parlor Suits onameled Bedroom
Suits, sideboards Eegeres Mrors Tables Chairs Chlas
plated and glassware rich Dresden China Vases and .A
ornaments, Curtains Brr and tapestry Carpes Ho
Bedding 90 Also the usual Of Kitchen Furnitu
with which the sale will commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
.BNRY h. LlEDs. AUcrIoHHss.

a 6AloGO~ - 49, -
HENRY n LHHD6 co. win sell q auottta, - fuesaa9
April s. OF l0H O'Clock, at lsS Madson aycaue oen xan
fourth street the Furniture Of family rem6FtnG gUA
CITY ocnS.tng OF elegant Msrors. imperial, medallion
Brussels Carpe and Rugs Window Curtains and OePpic
Pianooe dinng room dsing and centre Tables rete Te
Solo, Chat Bodseads AND Bureaus made = order and
tSes q sns no. costly :ss Kncsen rur.ss
Wines gsss 10 Tho Madeira imported from he ksu
OF March 90 In 1850 The Ports and She aro of very r
perfor quality from Tho house Of Goldman o., Boooa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

a ssJaNEEs sALE-or OVER $4,000 WORTH OF
"a BOOK Stationery and Blank Books Paintings and
hne gold and silver Watches and fine gold Jewery
Cocks plated ware Cutlery and fancy Goods every
oosa Sp9vs Canal Order Of saerhe fancy
ing az 10 O'Clock and afternoon at O'Clock and the Books
fannngs, &C. every evening At 65f O'Clock.
N. FITZPATRICK RRO,g Anc,ioraa~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEEB,-wILL SELL ON NON
w day. at 2o'clock at 4 Canal street. the FURNITURE
d. OF large house. conssng In part Of Parlor Suia sis
case lace and Shes Curtains elsS.nt velvet tapestry
hogany, French and cottage Bedstesds Sressnr Buresu
seat rocking and oher Chairs Matresse Beds
Washstands toilet China glass ard silver Ware AIss
assrMent Of household and Kitchen Furniture together VI
everything useful for housekeeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

w day, 10Y O'Clock In continuation the closnR sale Of
me balsnce OF ne large And valuable stock Of nsnu
81 Canal street near Broadway. The richest part Of the
stock will be 10 this sale All must be closed out Also
large Mirror sewing Machines Also balance Of Store PIX
lures By order of tho assignee MOLYNEUX BELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

A UCTION N0TICE-S5IP STORES GRO JERIEs &C.
IA HENRY GREEN win sell on Monday April q At iOIl
O'clock at le William street the stosk of ship dealer
consisting Of chests OF Tea Coffee Biscuit Preserved Meats
Hams Mustard Soap. Arrogssot picked and dried Fish
Herrngs half pipe Gin, brandy and other Liquors Segars
0t1 be. Whitehead &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

r ETTEBs FOR EUROPE, PER STEAMSHIP JURA,
IL will be received st tho companys ofica, No. Bo wing
Green, until O'Clock on Monday afternoon. ID inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

A UCfsaJF NOTICES. 4 J. BoaARr, AUCTIONEERS
. No. North william street. ON Wednesday, April 4
* lOls clock 20 City Hall place ConstAbles sale a
Hoeehed and consisting Of Bar Oeun
ter Tables Chairs md CLAN cn
KioSea FnrriIurc, DO. Also lease q she premiseS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

W. n L1wIa AgCr19NEER ZEE. SALE o.
serve on Tuesday April at o'sock On the farm q =
late James Bsrthgae, ksq 8 SUPERIOR Cows tWo re-
Farming Utensils, DC. - : -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

EURNIrURE AT AUCTION-HLnaANT FURNTrvK
mena. The value Of $500 wii 30 soa b. LEEDS Co
April Tho furniture stored 81 tho above place No 39i
can bo Tuesday, The Sd Of April 1voU>hins U
best quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

ITO DRUG0I8TH-ABsI0NIESS ALE.-TU DRUaa
and Fixtures contained in the Drug store ooener Wei
Store on Monday April at II O'Clock no,a Goods can 81
inspected after 6o'cock A n N SrRArTON Assgnee e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

IOUOR DEALERS MEETlN0-THE REGULAR
- meeting of the York Liquor Dealers Society viii DO
Metropolitan Rooms l60 Hester street Tuesday
evening. april ~ o clock. r. w. EN9S, President.
GusTIvUs A. RATE. Recording Secretary.
ArorICE-AN ANNUAL ELECrION FOR NINE rRUs.
~ of the Knckersocker Ice Company win be held n
their Office Canal TueAdAy, April H. 1880 The
polls Will be open IL O'Clock p II. Traasfer geoks
WIN % closed from the Let 70 tho llth inst
Z. r. COAPrON. President
G. r. woRrENpYKE, Secretary.
NEW YORK. March 70, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

w K. PEYTON,
Wy 26 BOWERY
NOYELrTHH .Nqgxa>Hf az n ss,.,.~u-
Spring Cloth ShAwletses,
Also, large stock of now styles
BkOCHE. CASHMERE AND STELLA BHAVIS
All OF winch We guarantee TO sell fully forty per cent ia
than Broadway and Canal street stores. - WA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
uRNRY b. HERTE, JR.. AUorIONHRR.,
IL Sheriff Sale of

@ Monday April l80 q II O'CLOCK prsnE the enlo
Furniture CArpes Mirrors Parior Suits Chamber
kkcheu Uteuslls, &C. Of sahlhouse By order, =
b. REILLY, Deputy. JOHN KkLLY, Sheriff
uBNRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER, sALEsROOH =
Ii Nassau stroet-HKHRf h. LEEDS co. will seu ..
auction Monday. April at IL O'clock at tbs Msrcbsns
Exchange Hopse and Lot B98 Sixth iuncsn Of
including building Lot "A feet inches 100
deep There lease on part Of the property for three
aeeda. S. 600 can rsmAin on bond md mQktgnga. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

UCEIoN NoTlOE.-CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-
u ware large stock Tuesday, April at 10 O'Clock
1oi fesri stree, by g. H. BARrLErT Auconeer In lots
ROrtment. eN~' - e0 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

Al DOUGHTY, AUCTIONRER, WILL SILL. 10 MOE.
VI. row MoadAy April a iO,I ocissk. & ths ssies-
rom ~ Nassau street general assortment Of HouseAoA
FURNITURE constaDg Of Rosewood Paxor u
nroS.ss and hair eota marble top Ccntre fables Bss
kxtepsion Dining Tables oak Sdeboards Dining Chart
v6 Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, Dressing Bureaua
bsdang Wsrdrobes Lounges &c Tho whole . DO perey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

DAWNBROKER's sALE-TO MORROW AT FlE
i o'clock, JOHN MORTIMER win seu 1t Ne RI
Broadway mon and wcmen's wearing Apparl Quils SAeeS
FOOLS Watches Jevey and vasiey Of other aoods BY -
cor of II. BARNARD, II Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
PAPER HANGINGS,
DECORATIONS. WINDOW SHADES,
CORNICES, de-.
MA nhEN

DARGAINs FROM AUCTION.
EegnQea Barge Robes rich arf I y.sS -
Poplins Lustres snd Challies
Lace and silk Nantes. designs.
Cl0aks, Sacks and busters In summer clotk
stella and Broche Shawls
Aso Lace Curtains Draperes all DESCRIPTIONS of Iineu
housekeeping goods
O. q. HOOK, lOs and ITO Sixth avenue
bew eeu Eighth and Ninth srces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

WINDOW SHADES,
w GOLD AND PAINTED
.u,,,n OF OTk OWN MANUFACrURR
All widths and colors
At unusually low prtces
SOLOMON 4 HART
1853 Broadw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

r M0RIARrY, AUCrIONEER-wILL SELL. ruru
;os: ~ e. b.. 'Srs No. s 9A.than =
ory OIL Paintings Carpets, Feather Beds Dry M Fsno1
Hoods. variety Of Glass Ware, Cutlery &C. DO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

NONSfABLE'0 9AIlH8-BY VIRTUE OF AN HX nCUj
" ton viii expose a pubic auction this DAY ss o'oIol
A. u NO ureenwich avenue t.o spIendM sx IGN Cha
dAliora ROBERT Rid. OonstshlnL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25

ArrorNTxf>Is Ts INV York HoslTrAL-At recent
meeting Of The medical and surgical staff Of the New York
Charity Hospital the following gentlemen appointed
resident officers Of the institution calhoun HI Of
Duplin county, n. C., and J. H. Gould, Of Rupert VI rs
house physicians: W Balser, OF New York and T.
Lynch, Of Ohio, ms house surgeons.
CONVENTION DELTA KArra Essrox FRsrRxrv-
During the present week this numerous aud influential
college fraternity viii hold their convention this city
delegates having arrived from OF the thirty chapters
Of which the fraternity composed On Thursday evcn
ing by Charles r Chandler, Esa, OF the Bow
dom ohapeer and poem by Edward Rand, Esa OF the
chapter will be delivered before the members
and their friends al DIR. Chspns church. and Friday
night the convention proceedings viii agrcoaby terrr
mated by the ANIMAL supper The convention conducted
under the auspices Of the M chapter Of the New York
free Academy.
IScsSDi,sy FIRE IN BRoApwsy.-Shortly after eight
O'Clock las, night fire discovered the third oer
q the building No a2T Broadway, In the premises cf
v shaw, dealer in variety goods Tho nremsn were
promptly the premises and extinguished the FIRE be.
fore extended beyond the third roor On examination or
the premises by the Fire Marsha, separate fires were
found to hare been made by the ncendary, n box
IN the middle Of the room and under the shelving
When the Ore was discovered Me premises found
securely locked. The damage 10 Mr. shaw stock win
about $500 said insured The from, part
u the third nsor rs occupied by NJ Macdonald, dealer
eoop skrts and fancy goods stock damaged by water
cupicd by Ryder Dftenhocfcr, dealer In elk goods
stock damaged by water about fsoo-fuly Insured The
store. stock slightly damaged BY water insured in the
Home Insurance Company. The building " owned by
Henry Barclay II " damaged about f3eo--nsurcd The
ire + under investigation by the Fire Marshal
ARRr<rs ~ riig hrsCuvE Posu--Jane Johnson who
formerly employed as domestic by family near
White Plains ayprehedci last evening by detective
nusonbury a chsre Of stealing tAs rlorcy from tn
trunk q a fellow servant named Michael Hillary shs
was licked up to AVIAN examination.
Manssseh Goldman, Michael Ruven and Louis True.
hart three well knows Jews psckpockefs. were ar.
rested yesterday BY doietivcs fidT ami Mccord on n
charge n picking the poke of Judge Jesap of s2 oco
mcncy. the 10th of October. Tn Judge robbed
board Of a train Fos 70 Philadelphia and the three
jews said 10 have ts@ identified the guilty par
ties T'lsy handed 10 the tender merciss ~
The authorities % New Jersey.
Htwr srKax finT ENaNr-John Ahern, vt'e
tnrAinr 70 FIRE last evening. by asam
nre engine No. I, and had leg broken. He was con
'c, ed 20 -. Lakes Hospital.
Nav covN1uurzs.--spgriousb bills q tho Determination
q ~ 90 the Market Bank n this city crculsin
last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25
Fine Arts.

The works finished and unfinished, belonging 10 the
tate OF the late Albert Van Bees the well known marine
painter will be sold by auction the evenings OF Wed
nesday and Thursday next at Mr. Sabins rooms
of Fourth street and Broadway. In nautical knowledge
and close study Of atmospheric effects, this amen,edar-
fist had but few equals No better acquainted
with the anatomy Of ship, the varyngespocs of
life His pictures admirable for their hdlliy
nature, and had he but lived long enough 10
The skill a coorist that he possessed as
draughlsman, he would have left behind him great
name Among his unfinished works which to be sold
this week several large marine pictures, intended
illustrate the naval history Of the United States There
also great number Of sepia India ink and crayon and
pencil drawings, most of them intended studies for
important pictures. The present sale will afford
connoseurs opportunity Of possessing themselves Of
some memorial Of this gifted artist.
Gignoux il engaged on his ''Indan Summer" large
picture, eight feet by six. The wooded foreground is
glorious in its autumnal tins and is as fine piece Of
coorng have The haxy atmosphere peculiar
the rendered in the distance with delicacy
and ruthfuness that impart to the picture quite Cuyp
like effect The work be exhibited at the mex. Paris
exhibition.
williamson is painting the battle ground Of saltwater
the Of Burgoynes defeat The canvass is fifteen
feet by dve which enables the artist take wide
sweep Of country The studies have all been made ON
spot and the recoecons Of the ocogenarans Of the
neighbohood have been called into requton 10 insure
the fidelity Of the picture.
The annual reception OF the Brooklyn artists viii take
place early in January. win probably be given in the
assembly room Of the Opera House, which is admi
raby adapted for the purpose.
The Derby Institute of Fine Arts is becoming quite
fashionable lounge The spacousncss and elegance Of
galleries. and the attracveness Of their contents draw
crowds there every afternoon and evening.
Pages great picture OF Moses Mount Horeb IL on
exhibition at the old Dusseldorf Gallery Rossiters large
scpura works and Thorpes Niagara also to be seen
there.
We sorry 70 that the merits OF this latter pic.
ture grudgngy admitted amongst the profession.
This will not do. If the Niagara the work Of
ieur then OF best professionals tyros for
the picture contains every element of superior work,
including fine COLOR perfect perspective and comprehon.
sive grays Of the subject
The French exhibition at Goupls should be visited by
every having taste for In this collection will
be found works Of SURPRISING merit by OF the
Of the modern French school II Is pity thai tina
these pictures brought here time Of such ge
neral depression. We would gladly all OF them re-
main In the country.