The New York Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1856, Page 6

6 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1856. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONKY MARKET, Lenoetic Sunpar, Jan. 20-6 P. M. stock market closed yesterday with » strong up- ward tendeney. The abundance of money has given great confidence to holders, and buyers are daily in- creasing in numbers, The tendency of prices is decidedly upward. All the leading stocks were in demand at the close yesterday, and speculators have become perfectly incifferemt to the absurd political rumors which almost daily emanate from Washington. One half or more of the reports :egarding our foreign relations or g'nate in the imagination of some outside po utica! demagogue, and ere worta no more than all the ot'er pot house gos- sip ro plenty at Washington and otver political centres, For some weeks past Wall street has been at times ex- cited by rumors of war with Great Britain, but they have now lost their effect, and the bears will be forced to in- vent come new way of getting ups panic. The tendency of prices for stocks is upward, and the tendency of the money market is towards greater ease. An occasional cloud may obscure the horizon, but it will soon pass jay aud leave all things clear and bright again. We fl have, in a tew months, an immense amount of capi- tal seeking investment, and the most prominent stocks in the market must de in demand at greatly augmented Prices. A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next, the lst inet., at 123¢ o'clock, at the Merebants’ Exchange. ‘The folowing are to-day’s transactions at the Assistant ‘Treasurer's office: — Paid on 7% 457, 872 69 200/620 a “10,743/800 is The exportation of specie from this port continues upon a very limited scale, as will be seen by the an- mexed statement :— scr og scroll y meena lage Brig E. 0. Hult, Nueviias, doubloons Bark Thetis, Sumatra, silver dollars, Brig T. B, Wateon, Laguayra, American gol Total for the week... Previously reported. Total, 1866... eassens 502,086 68 ‘The wext woukly statement of the banks of this city must show a great increase in the specie department. Sipee the last report, the arrivals have been nearly two millions of dollars. The Brroklyn Fire Insurance Company has declared a semi-annual @ividend of ten per cent; the Corn Ex- change Bank ® semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable February 1. ‘The receipts of the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Railroad for the lost three months of 1855, were $984,195 —an increase of $37,088 over the correspondiog months of 18i4. The funded debt of the instant, was as follows: 42,642 50 ty of Philadelphia, on the Ist » $3,446,375 37 . 12,702,614 28 i saeco eee se B16, 148,989 6 From which ‘there is to be deducted the kinking fund of the guardians of poor, which bas not been ead Balancs.sseeeseee eeeeeees Loans unpaid, due prior to July 1, 1854. Do. do. January 1, 1856 RUE cw osisocss sone $16,164,270 87 Loaus created siace consolidation: — Northwestern Railroad... . x 00 Covtrecta....... 96,900 00 Philadelphia Gas Wort 130,800 00 Police and Fire Alarm 14,500 00 The movement in the leading departments of the Bank of Missouri and branches, on the Slst of December, 1856, were a2 foliows:— Bank or Missouri arp Braycurs. Driscounts, Deposits. Specie. Circula’n. $1,678,592 1,076,055 Bx. 8t. Loui 982,686 1,828,650 222776” 87,898 87,288 '228,100 85,841 46.444 67,412 203,660 « Springfield... a ‘sel 27606 62.906 ee seo ae rs 62) 47 “ Lexington... 162,127 61,796 88,002 213/310 Total......... $2,496,727 1,828,875 1,956,051 2,805,600 ‘The total capital is $1,215,406, of which $064,205 is owned by the State amd $261,200 by individuals. ‘The total foreign debt of Ohio is $13,730,566 90, ani the domestic debt $277,728 70—total foreign and do- mettic debt $14,008,205 69. OF the funded debt $1,110,- 260 ie in five per cent stocks, and $12,620,216 99 in six per cent stocks, These stocks mature as follows:— ena robe. r cents, 1856, $86,850; 1866, $1,025,000—tota |, ee r cents, 1866, $2.423,859; 1860, $6,413,325; 1870, soe ‘501; 1875, $1,600,000—total, $12,620,216. The State owns stock in turnpikes, canals and rail- ronda, as fellows :—Turnpikes, $1,587,403 44; canals, $570,000; railroads, $695,233. Total, $2,850,796 44. ‘The Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad Company dtvi- dend, of five per cent in cash and seven per cent in stock for the six months ending Dec. 31, 1855, is paya- ble on and after the 28th inst. On stock standing upon the books in this city prior to the Ist inst, the aividend will be paid by Atwood & Co., transfer agents, No. 8 Wall strest, and cnother stocks at the office ef the company in Milwaukie. ‘The Reading Railroad report, a published, does not give at a glance the operations of the company during the past year, or its condition at the close. We have put into a condensed shape the most important items:— 1855, Onpital etoc’ $10,478,692 Bonded deo 00 Floating deb Totsis. 7. Cont ef fen’ ing F selings Engine: end cx Telegraph, 3,180 00 Total Nov. 30, 1864 Jit 64 ‘The increase in the pany is partly by the conversion of bends and the carniogs of the sinking fond, which is now s part of the dividend in stock. The reduction in the flosting debt a from the earnings of the road, and will likewise be divided among the stockholders in the stock of (he compery. Tne report, however, will give the condition of the road in detail, and will show a progressive increase no} “dreamt of” by those who are bearing the stock, or in other words, who are endeavor- ing to depreciate the market value of their own “due bills.”” ‘e receipts of the Western Ra‘lroad (Mass.) Company for the year ending Dec. 1, 1855, were $1,869,673; pag- sengers, $763,087; freight, $1,007,992; mails and miscel- laneous, $87,831; Hudson and Boston road, $10,811. The expenditures for the same time were as foliows:—Repairs of road way, $380,931; repairs of engines, $92,503; re- paire of passenger and freight cars, $122,949; repairs of buildings, ferries, &c , $36,448; new cars and engines to cover depreciation, $36,377; transportation expenses, $541,261; general expenses, $27,107—total expenses, $1,226,069. The profits of the year were thus:—$633,014: out of which come interest on Sta‘e loans, $297,860; 1 per cent to sinking funds, $50,000; 7 per ceat cividend to stockholders, $360,500; loss on lease of Pittsfield and North Adams road, $1,208—in all, $709,749—which cre- ‘stes a minus on the year’s sccounts of $76,735. But there was a surplus or contingent fand at the beginning of the year of $184,923, from which this excess is taken, ‘and still leaves a contingent fund of $108,187. The gross receipts of the year on the main line, as compared with the receipts of 1864, stand thus:— Freight. Other sources. Total. $924,973 $82,468 $1,763,944 1,007,993 87,831 1,858,861 Imcrense, 96,64 $83,020 $5,368 $94,917 ‘The great increase of the expenses of 1854 and 1955 ia mainly attributable to the necessity of large renewals of the superstructure, and heavy adcitions to the equip- ments of the road, the latter made necessary by a con- trac! with the Worcester to farnish all the cars for the joint business of the two roads. ‘The Macon snd Western Railroad Company earned in December, 1866, $95,904 63, against 631,707 42 for the game month the year previous, showing an increase of % 1S Gaeveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Com. on 7 pened hgimeae deg 31, 1866, the ee ‘Total net earmings...... ..+..++++ rere ‘The capital of this company 1s four end a half million ef dollars. ‘The annexed table exbidite the financial condition of the Providence and Worcester Railread Company on the ‘90th of Nov, 1866:— ORCISTER Kev. 9, sew Gomerotin amd equipment ¢ $1,881,224 14 ‘There bas been for construction trom sere ae een te Nor, 8,188 es 10,468 63 $1,821,500 67 From which should be a7 the net earn. EW GRANADA, ings te Nov. 30, 1866, $111,527 068 Flour, bois... 224 $2,208 Bookn en... 2 $500 less am’nt paid in taterest of 28189 te— 84,997 20 Haga, Ibe... 1,782 222 Lard ot, gals. 32358 ————— | Batter, do...11581 454. Roe, 265 Total cost of road and equipment to the 30th Tan done ois eat Molneags 409 Nov., 1855 <+++++; +++, $1,806,696 31 | Bread, cs....'201 $08 Coment 578 Cost of construction and ‘equipment, we apportionas | 1. R goods,do 3 314 Powder, kegs. 21 2,762 follows, viz:— Mus’cl Ins. do 1 150 Hd’ware, cs.. 1,696 Mattranses 192 Brandy, os... 4 ‘195 Timber, pos.4,001 8,817 Ro seen 828,815 $1,102 “Cia Te. rea $462 120 Si ‘ 112 m, i . 298 —-—— Boards, ft. “rad 864 $311,429 82 | Soap... Pi a3 Operating expenses......... 0... ..00 sees ees 199,902 76 | Rice, bdis erty Total... ....+.-+..96,023 MEXICO, Books, bxs... 1 $200 ca 231 $10,758 Lea. cloth. cs 9 a8 Frey 125 1,288 7 Net earmings................eeceeee0+ e00+S111,527 06 ‘The Governor of Wisconsin gives in his message the an- nexed statement relative to the banks of that State :— It appears that the whole number of banks in opera- tion on the first iat of January was thirty-two, with an $1,089,000, "fhe number in process on January 1 was $1,153,534, of which $477,063 was t 310 im the year 1855, and’ dating which time the sum of Err $261,121 was returned for cancellation. The amount of 960 State tax due and collected from banks during the same 1,810 period was $23,970 83. Those which have closed busi- Lod. gids, os 2°70 Linge ‘gratifying to state, have ample means deposit- ee ed with the Comptreller to redeem their notes at par on 144 ‘Total, prerentation, clearly indicating that the law under which DANISH WEST INDIR, they were established was well devised. $10,150 The Charleston Standard thus speaks of the last report Nees of the banks of South Carolina :-— "18 From the present statement it will appear that the 566 tire circulation of the banks amounts to 609,581 285, pestis, SMT 40; specie, Vieigind poe ae niet 2 970 personal recur: 13; loans secured by pledge of their own 8: ane Toans secured by pledge of 8,141 other stock, $1, i, Sas deimentic exe , $10,300,808; 422 foreign, $436,453; and that beside thes», e stock of the 385 several banks is invested im bonds to the Ho of 208 i ; stocks, $1,006,240; jsampented debt, 1,86 523 estate, $609, 070—makin; AFRICA. tnd loa ch other becuritien 955, 20Fr880; and of pare: nent investments not immediately available, $5,680,621. The entire nominal banking capital of the State amoun:s to $14,756,814, though in adaition to the sum of $1,1 789, stated Abe tat anita ot the Bank of the State, me inatiturion is charged with the sinking fund of the State, amounting to $1,511,672, and the fire loan, $1,667,617— together making the further sum of $2,970,280—which, being the basis for banking i gt may be said to increase the real capital of the State to $16,756,103, which Instruments— is loss by but littie more than $1,000, the bank- Musical...... 45 $7,069 ing capital of Pennsylvania, and greater than the ca; Mathematical 3 ‘509 of sny other State in the Union except Pennsylvania and Nautical..... 3 802 New York. Optical 6 2,011 The value of merchandise and spec. -xported from Surgical 1 300 this port during the week ending, and inc!uding, Friday, Seraiets 23 13084 January 18, 1856, was as follows :— Oit paintings, "8 6,994 General merchandise and produce..........+ $1,784,740 Mustard. .... 300 © 4,844 : hi ), 192 0rs— Specie and bullion ___ 50,192 Fen pe ee Total exportation... sebeseeees $1,834,982 Ps The iroports in the tame time were as follows :— General merchandise... ~ $1,415,874 DEY GOOGB...eeccereeeeeeee 942,375 3,358,249 Excees of imports over exports... 5.00.06. . $1,523,817 Blea. oder 102 ‘Ihe following is a comparative statement of the value | Borax .. 8&8 of exports from the commencement of the year to Janu- Seaene - 600 Cassia oil. a 6, 7420 255. 1856, Increase, Decreaw, | Gunnell. 17043 263 $289,228 — $45,195 | Cream tartar. é 15,786 0,558 82 8 $454,163 asi | Coralba 22,08 2 — . 3 (gamae e19'447 585,705 7 | Somat 3 276,606 146,850 — 129,846 158); 293, 134,378 _ 23,916 17,253 275,932 58,679 - Totals... .. $1,413,908 0,8 625 1,008,547 200,715 Net increase to Jan. 18, 1856........ cevsesee $888,882 | Opium, es This excees is large, on account of the moderate expor- eee ap tation of specie. Brea¢stuffs continue to go forward ac- | Soda ash... 190 tively, and form the bulk of the aggregate shipments. | Sal soda 320 We are shipping breadstuifs and provisions to all parts of fs rho! oi i the world. The importation of general merchandise and | Gurr rien’ 4'0668 Goppe 2 of dry goods last week was not large for the season. | — Lyewoods, Ac. Fereus'n capa’ IL Compared with tbe corresponding period last year, our ard Platina importations during the past three weeks have been iu, a large, but the porition of the conruming classas through- out the country is now yery different from what it was then. In January, 1855, every interest in the country TL 1 Shen wos completely prostrated, and no one knew whether he 45 would be able to weather the storm or not. Now every re one is comparatively rich, and able to consume largely of a all the necessaries and many ofthe luxuries of life. = ‘We annex tables giving the details of last week’s ex- 6 500 ports and imports:— 300 oe CoMMERCE OF THE PorT or New YORKk—W XEKLY Exports. = 2f a 344 18,208 y151 4.839 32 4018 ,759 45,312 1,001 88 5,908 4571 Cop ore, bbis. 616 Pearl wah csk. 12 470 Staves, M...14,600 1,434 sees eevee coee$562,672 LONDON. Wheat, bus.7,782 $15 808 ‘Skins, bas. 268 ; hea, aa i i Bats sia. $ Lea. cloth, cs. 70 7,786 Pearl ash, bbls 2 os Linseed. -8,191 0 Stock Exchange. SarcaDAr, Jan. 19, 1866, $0000 Ia State 5's... 818; 50 shs N'Y Cen F 5000 Virginia 6's... 933 350 Erie RR. 1000 Missouri Gs... do... .b20 Cotton, bales. 371 po Flour. bbis.. 615 Saltp't'r, yee’ 391 — a 1700 Ohio 6» , aornage glk 4 4000 Erie 2d Mt Bas D. goods, ba. Rosin, Bbis.. 115 pote ply a Howey, tres.. Ligwo's, Vas, 65 1,020 | 6000 Er Bsof '76.b60 Fx.ljgw'd bs. Sugar, bxt... 910 See tbs suites wate i 1000 Hod R24 mt Ba Pe vsan seal en depunesucdasentseiteneaen * 16000 111 Gen BE: Bas OW, 1500 Cotton, bales. Bacon, tb«.196,201 $18,118 BR chal ae Flour, bb! ‘ WT | 5 pel & Hud Cau Cheese, 100 5 Beet, £50 Flor Jo 100 She S & NJ 50 tierce Total. Pork, DbIS........ss00008 Flonr, bbls... Rye, do. bbls. Total. ...ccccccsscresscvvevees See ereeeeeetes ANTWERP. Cotton, bales. P’tashes, bbla 76 Staves Pork, b Sugar Lard, 1 Do. oil, Logwood, to Ex. do., bxs.. Pimento, bgs. i 125 ahs sha Erie RR.. 3 $12,800 Wheat, bus..3,397 2% 100 do. 52% 23°" ITM Cen RR. 96 sdcecned rose 22% 400 Heading RE 87 LONDONDERRY. 23% 1. . 87 Flour, bbis $9,135 Corn, bus... 26,204 a 30 ws ition 8835 93% Total..... BRI 1 , ue oe : Bosh 200 Clev'd 386 Codtish, ips 13,758 300 ha 300 Potatoes, bia. pean ee 3 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. EN ae pal gts SaTuRDAY, Jan. 19—6 P.M. {0 fouk Aenrs,—The goles embraced about 180 bbia. 50 do, pear! at , the market closing quie ik on hand in the Tapection office of bears, almer & Co., was as follows: Pots. Pearls, Total. Pork, bble.... 26 .1,121 $120 | First sort, bd 216° «60266 Lard, lbs. 56 583 Conde, bxs..” 200 660 } Second. 161 1 162 Drugs, c# 831 Shooks,hhds.. i, re 8,074 | Third.. 59 iL 61 Carriage ... “AL Hoops,...... 1,400 304 | Condemned . -_” - 10 Hema, ibs. pat —_— — Total, $6,483 | Total pot and pearl. 43762499 BA, Breapett urna Flows Eis mariet itd firmer, and a. 1,806 $16,944 Fish, casks... 84 closed at al <c. 4 12%c., advance, onState, Southern ree en 106 Codtish, bs.21,788 993 | and Western brands, and cbielly in medium grades. The Meal, bols. 1,076 Batter, Ibs. 2)851 669 | irenseetions embraced about 7,000 «8.000 bols., inclad- Pork, bbls 3,726 Pack yarn,coila ~» 880 | ing common State, at $8, and extra at $8 12% 9'$8 18%, Hama, Iba 180 Cassia, mata.1, we | 1,514 | Western inferior at $8, ‘and fancy and extrs at $8 254 144 $8 6235. Genesee extra was at $9 a $10 75. Canadian was in moderate with sales of 300 a 400 bbls., nt $8 25 po dnb wena Lee anne an er, and ral some cases were made at 5°, |. higher, with an increased demand for export. ‘Within stayees 1 10,000 or 15,000 bble, baye been quietly it ts sald, for export to the South of Europe, and eapecially for Mediterranean jen reached sbout 3,000 bales, about balf of which was in transite. The market was quite firm, and middling uplands rat ot te improved apout 24 cloning at 9940; ‘A good the sales mede ia tran “ rn ‘based upon Now Orleans middling at oak and fi Rane were firm, though less active. To Li about 8,000 bushele wheat were engaged in ship's fad., and about 11,008 1 000" bushela. of corm at Sica, in bags; about 860 @ 1,000 bbls. flour at is ad 300 boxes bacon at 82s. 6d. To London 300 bbia pork were engaged at 4s. Od. Vlour was at 4%,, and provisions at Hoopa. 480 Lamber, ft. 15,397 TOU ss esesereeeserecererensneesenseenenenee 40s. Rates t> Havre were quiet, and To Calitorpi they were steady, at 30 = Hay. —Sales of 500 bales were made at 100 a 1t2c. inoy.—the marke: was inactive. Small sales of Scotch pig were made at $23 50, six months, {una —The market was quiet at $1 for common, and $1 12 for lump. Morsgexs.—Saies of 100 bbls. New Orleans, new crop, were made at 47c. a 48c, Naval Stores were quiet and Lab ig Provisioys.—Pork ana clored at the ans fin’ prerious day. eaies comprised 600 a en “as $17 128 $17 eM Prime war YP nomiual at uy ba us asked, Beef remained heavy, with a li demand. Seles of 150 bbls. of count ry prime and mess were made in lots at $9 500 $10 for the Ley) and $10 50 » $12 for the latter. Vermont ) Fegained strength, mone won ah ER 816, 008 58) ed Western at $14 a $14 75. Beef bi at $11 50a 15. Cut ee tale of 100 100 erons sat 93¢c. Bacon was gocd demand, with sales of 600 boxes, to arrive in all Re poe ty at 9c., and 200 » 300 do., on the apot, at 93. aye, Card was in rather better with sal of 300 bbls. at 113c. a 11¢. Cheere was at'Oc. 10340. Butrer—Obio was at 17c. @ 28c., and State at 23c. a 2ic. Wuisxay.—Selen of 200 bbla; Jersey and nee were made at ide. a 350. SuGAR.—fhe market was quiet, but steady. Sales of 100 bhds. Porto Rico were made at 8c., and 25 do. New Orleans at 83¢c., with #mall sales of Cuba at 8c. Forel, ign Markets. Kixagros, Xe) Dec 20,—Butter—Stock of American fair; a sale has been mace at 11}¢4. a 12d. Bread—No inquiry for any” decrition, aan stock stile vantant, Coafish—The price in tierces declined from 17s. to 1bs., nd at which the buyers now refuse to operate, 1d. only being offered; a of irene sold at 13s, round, for tieroes 50s, at which figure small pong es perior scarce and wanted; a lot inferior sold at 8d. to syd. ‘at 9d. for best quality. Lumber—W. P, abundant and dull; W. C. scarce, and saleable at 2s. Mackerel—Sales were made at 20s., then at 288., and is now tnsaleable at the last price. *Pork—A sale of 100 112s. Salmon—Ot Halifax No. 1 sales at Tor, Nov at 106s; "Tobacco-—Sales ot 18's and ‘20's at 103¢4., and 10's at 134. In the elty mati eda af Sew York, from the 6th day of January to the 19th day of ber en Men, 6; women, 47; noys, 118; gi 113; girly 160 —Total, cr Aduite, 102; children, ; females, 1i colored ‘persons, root eal mcr BS 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 5 5 ne 5 Cancer of breast Me 7 Caucer of stomach. 1 1 Cancer of womb... 1 Inflammation of kidueys. 1 Catarrh...... 1 Inflammation of liver.... 1 Casualties’ (by a iall)..; 1 Inflammation of lungs. ..18 Cholera infantum, 2 inflammation of stomach. 1 Compression of the brain Inflammation of throat... 2 ae. ee Convulsions, mfantile. .. .36 Sourulsiony, puerperal. Debingy, adult Marasmus, infantile. “ie ws Bro (blow)... sseees 1+ Inflammation of tonsils.. 1 Compression of the brain Intemperance..... 1 (ee 1 Kidneys, disease of...... 1 Concussion of the brain Liver, disease of. 3 Gale eccsat 1 Lockjaw (infant). 1 obigestien fe eae iH Lana bj bare oe : Congestion of the lungs. . formation of spine. 28 Marasmus, adult... 1 2 3 1 2 Oebility, intantile 5 Diabetes 1 12 6 A pay. 7 a Dropsy in the chest. 2 po: 4 Dropsy in the head, 13 Softening of the brain. 1 DyseBtery.... eeeee 2 Spine, disease of... 2 Enlargement of heart.... 1 Sprue........... 1 Kvlargement of liver 1 Stillborn 2 Enlargement of prostate Strangulation (choking). 1 gland.. 1 Teething.......+..++ $ Eruption. 1 Uleeration of stomac! 1 Erysipelas, 8 Ulceration of womb..... 1 Fever, bilio i Worms 1 ‘ever, puerpel — puerpr go4 Bones, jomnta, &c. Brain and nerves. Jenerative organs Heart and blood P Bellevue Hospital., City Hospital City Prisens...... 6 Pony Horp ital Bik’s isd. 1 1 Ward’slal’ Emig’t Hosp. 7 Total... 21 (inc. Bellevue Hos.) 1, ry 21 iGine RW. Hos.).11 — Total........ceceeee GEORGE W. MORION, City Inspector. Si use Office, New oe Jan. 19, 1866, MUSICAL. D5 PIANOS-SQUARE AND UPRIGHT; FIVE © lodeons, and one smail organ, with oe octave of pedals, ndejat great pargainy, Af taken, mmodiately. Prices, £2), 0, #50, to $150, at 1°2 1 Pianos tuned, rep: RECEN¢ IMPROVEMENT IN THE ALREADY celebrated pianos of T. GILBERT & Ov., paseed by any others in the world. A vas ying in price from $260 to $1 000, may be rooms, 419 Broadway, corner of Canal streot 5 aTHe BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE, ROS corners, with brass frame and plate, pr mukers; superior tone and in perfect order, or saci iliee, the owner leaving town in a few days. 24 Fourth street, from noon till 2 v’clock. \ BRAUTIF ‘UL NEW 63g OCTAVE ROSE WOOD PIANO- A iorie, made and warrai, fed, hy one of the best city makers; will be sold extremely low if apy lied for immediately, at No. 3 Meadow street, Hoboken. FLASDSOME, SEVEN OCTAVE PTANOFORTE ‘eale—made last September—rosewood, with round cor: vers, city made. rich and brilliant tone, with unexpired war- rantée, cost $900; wiil ve gold for $196 ne tested by any uusster of music ¥ at 638 Sixth avenue, above thirty. toventh atrect Fight bind side, for. three Gaya. piano is @ decided bargan, as the owner is obliged o sell. MS USIC FOR THE MILLION.—BUCKLEY’S NEW SONG arlor.) with music attached, just pub- COZANS, 107 Nassau street ‘This cheapest of publications contain popular songs, among whieh are the following: ‘ihe wecond edition of the Old Folks at Home, aa sung by Swaine Buckley ‘Vilikins and "iis Dinah, with music, as sung by Bishop buckley in i dojetul tragedy of oe and His Dinah,” Prices ity new Go Away, Black Man, with music, Ginger, wiih muse, ‘The Tickling Chorus, ar/ansed for four voices. a ‘The Broadway cong a4 sting by Swaine Buckley with the nthe app uae. i er Friends at Home, ie by Frederick Bucklev. 7) \Pireman’s Chaunt, arranged by Jas, Buckley. Ve were Boys anc Gitte Together, by W. Percival. tor away, with muni breathe Not Her name. — pare ee Dear, with music by Fred. Buckley. Ho ry Prett) a Pater, with music. oily ‘the The New en ing Bong, with music. Julietta Bell, or the Nigger Coquetie, as sung by Swaine in We're the Bovs for Pleasure. ‘The Cotton Picker’s Song. win cans. by W. Percival. Fleure de Marie. ac. Ico No, Land No. 3 Song Books, containing sixty origina’ YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED 1 My Gratraoton on the Plato: will receive two more pupils, it $2 per month. with privilege of praciice, | Puotls atiaaded n° thelr Pesidencea at $10 per quarter. apviy at 238 hghih ave: nue, between Twenty second and Twenty third streeis, <td USIC.—A SELECTED STOCK OF NEW AND fashionable mustc, and a very desirable catalogue tor store, one of the beat looations best side of Broad way, tole. A stock of pianos will be left with a sult. TAZ ON, ta eell”on eonsealssion. "Apply 10 W, Cole, 8 Ann street. IANO FOR SALE.—A: “Al FULT, SEVEN ‘OCTAVE, ROUND corner, Forewoot vi Halls ceiestial attach- $400; will be sold for 6250, street, room No. 1. at teachers ot r vorab! rae ree ‘ot which he will beable Wi) ine ii torkay. 4, ry mong ts ver very Sen” Wn ae Sook sa emcng aa Terr a arp eae tyes of thew inerumonta evn some der» a” confidence wiedge of their excelle: 1 | ro ern Y. Bvangelin ” ANIEDA LEADER OF THE ORCHE-<tW4, CAPA. ana ae ie mrisio. Apply immedi. ately to We, Ward, nctln ‘manaver Bowery the ico, b the hours of 1 A. M. and 2. M. mene SALES AW AUCTION, — LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUOTI Ned L oan. ange, uk Nit aceon oF at Baty | oe He, vt SAR. Railroad bonds. tO Marictia ‘and "Gincianel a 8 ereee a ‘Terma of Sale~ Teo oe cara 7. and before ed interest on all the bonds PF atom uw ah ‘Auctioneer Avorox FOTICE. CROCKERY, GLASS AND OHINA. ARTLETT. auctioneer.— ary ‘ v y; Fstiv o'clock, at Bil Pearl street, poromplory aale of all WG blue and common ware, it best and Bohemian iedvay. ° 6 cut. beat ware, fancy goods, clothing, Ac , tS cult balers. Caralognaa pow ecg” ACE pier ages. aera | Fy corner of okt ‘and Myf eee gale hocaseoue furniture—iot ol radios cots centre stands, tables, bu- bedding, ollcioth 8, bedetends, and carpets tete- trieto'soths, lounges, Kitchen furniture’ &e.. Bc. Big. om ROTOR SORRY heats SLEIGH Lair, a ‘o-morrow (Tuesday), at ‘Il o'clock A. M. —JU: RUSSELL, A MO ell & Go, will sel, at 8 iassau street, a splendid stock of valuable furs, manufact resale for the ty. pri de, comprising mink and fitch, sable, stone marten, R , aad other iancy and valuable furs, mutts, 2. Also, cky Mountain and Prairie wott, be: ‘and’ silver fox UCTION EEE amet bed AUCTIONEER -BY BELL & BUSH, this day, bef: o’clock. in the sales- ve and valuable as- gots beds, &c, ‘attl loves, bells; ‘of goods, by bureaus. also, watchmaker and jeweler’s + order ot underwriters, partially damsged, * UCTION SALB OF GOLD WATCHES AND DIAMOND welry.—A. M, OSISTALAR, auctioneer, 23 Bowery, wl salon ¥, Zid Inst., at 10 o'c'ock precisaly, o pay gold anchor watches, two, plated diamond studs, (pnt ins, one diamond b bracelet, two diamond watesen, and 7 gold outing diamond watcues, and 73 gold UCTION NOTICE—MORTGAGE SALE.—THIS DAY, Clones 8% 10% o’clook, at 75 Franklin street, foarth House west of Brosdway, one) rotewond piano ot brillant rior furniiure, of solid rosewood; rich car- Fein ol lite clots paintings, large ova oval il pier glasses, rocking ps an aos dining and tea Ses, tose tands aod mahogany bedsteads, bureaus to match; best hair mattresses, crockery, on ware, clocks, silver ware, &c.; three enamelled cottage sui UCTION NOTICK.—J. BOGART, AUCTIO“EER—BY 8. BOGART—Monday, 21st, at 11 o'clock, at579 Broadway, me e sale, hotel and arroomn eee oe of inar- ar counters, mirrors, er a, chars, tie asa ware, olicloth, on Pea i: ieetteenaasar) marble wp tables, rockers, kitohen fur: . chairs, wie teaacasie hs a ‘This sale is postponed until Th: cage ‘24th, at the same time and place. A.B. FOUNTALN, Atiorney'for mortgages. ¥ EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONKER.—EDWARD Sebenck will sell ut auction, on Monday, 2ist instant at 1034 o'clock, at his salesroom, 16 Wail ree by order of the mortgagee, two mahogany billiard tanles, in perfect order, with equipments complete »made by O'Conner & Collender, azd but little used. Bale positive. B®, EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEFR.—BY ORDER of the Sheriff, Edward Schenck will seil at auction, on Monday, 2st instant, a: 1034 o’ciock, at his salosroom. No. 16 Wall street, about 160 bronze clocks in perfectorder. Sale vo- sitive, F, L. VULTEE, Deputy Sheriff, Y WILLIAM T. BOYD & 0O., AUCTIONEERS—HOU bold furniture sale on ‘tuesday, 22d instant, ot the sal room, No. 197 William street, at 103 o'clock, a large lol goods, housebold furniture, mahogany sofas, chaira, Brussels, Bree ty and ingrain carpets, rosewood dressing tables, bu Feaun dining and tea tables, ralrrors, superior, mantel lock and other ornaments, oil blacx walnut and cotts Dedeteads, fine hair'mattresser feaiuer beds and. beddiag. Also, a superior lot of oreakfast, dinner and tea china sete, aliver plated ware, kitchen crockory, ac.; with any quantity of useful and ornamental household ware. (XNROCKERY AND GLASS.—J. J. wa RON, AUC- J tioneer—HENRY G. EVANS, 92 Pearl atreet, will sell without reserve, to pay ae th lots 10. sult, to'the trade, on Tuesday, Brat Toy o'clock, @ large assortment ot wLite eranil gree lass and common ware, including the suck of @ retailer declining business. Catalogues now ready. GPRS, COOK, AUCTIONE¥R.—ON MONDAY, AT 10%; o'clock, at 100 Broadway, large stock of custom made furniture, mirrors, palliassas, mnattrasses, silver plated ware, &c., embracing parlor, chamber and dining room suits, ex, bookcases, etegeres, sofas. rockers, chairs, Sale without reserve. REAT, POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF dr; —J. Thompson, 165 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, having decided upou giving “i Je business, now offers his en’ tire sock, at greatbargains. The public are, resveoifuly in. vyited to make an early call, red that paaboe but a real bona ooh qosie, "The lease and fix. tures will also ‘of. Apply to the proprietor, JAS. THOMPSON, 165 tie street, Bepoklyn, ee pmerFey door and first ‘tore from Clinton street. FUPSRY B, HERTS, JR., AUCTIONRER —ASSIGNEE'S fine , choice wines, liquors and ~avana segars, removed for convenience of sule,—HENKY B. HEK'S, ‘will sell at auction, en y, January Wi, at 10 56 Eis street, comprisiug green a black teas, sugar, coffee, soap, candies, er, cloves, nut: megs, anchor sardines, « ‘ati, Branden gin. Viele a nies, port, ‘ira, Rhine re cbampagues brands, Maraschino Bu abd, abrinthe, Hur ainborge ale, and a large quantity of geou wana segars, Terms cash, thd depoak requited dfall purchasers, TENRY H. LEEDS & 0O., AUCTIONESRS.—HENRY H. LEI¢DS & CO. will sell, by auction, on Tuesday, Janu- 16, at 4 o'clock, at No. 1d University place, corner of Eighth st t—mortgage oe of elegant household furai. ting of Brussels and ingrain ; rosewood io, orm, covered ia plus carp plush; do. in hair c lorte, paintings, sofa and centre tables, marble dining room tables, sideboards, arm cxue ea! cietia: china and glass ware, ollcloths, hat racks, clock, ©.» tel ornaments, bedroom mabogany bedsteads, ‘dressin reuus, washstands, mattrerser, &c ; cane seat chairs, k ware, and other furniture, contained ins large house, wit! reserve. ‘RY H, LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONRERS.—HENKY H. LEEDS & CO. will sell by auction on Tuesday, Jan 22, at lV o'clock, at the depot, 205 Pearl street—Larze sale of Gaylor’s ron safes, to close’ the business, suitable for mer. chants. banks, jewellers aud housekeepers, comprising a full assoriment of nll sizes, with powder proof locks; also, the of tice furniture, desks, stoves olleloth, &c. The above safes wore pressly for the retail sales, at the depot. Pur- d to examine them at any ime previous to maxviactured ¢ chaser the sale. LEEDS & CO., AUCTION 4 de CU, will sell by auction lock, at the store, 19 Nassav ge eaie of tasbionable ready mady clothing in the best si) e for the first class cusiom, consi-ting o! caret, black, mottied sud mixed surtout overcoats; sacks, gray mixed busine: f ped tuxed do. velvet, elock, &c., beaver and single bre rious kinds. &¢ nilemen desiring & supply of i to attend the s% also, at 1: rose wood pianoforte brown OWN, L. VANDEWATER, AU s} on Tuesday, January 22,'st 1 12 Maiden ane, a large and ‘rieh ns runent of diamont and cylinder escapen varranted ot th 0, a line of golid fine gold Jewelry, ma: enmeo brooches, moraic do., stud: bracelets, lockets, fine vest guined and fob chains, together. with ev: ry article nenally kept ina frst class establishment Every article warranted as represented. The attention of the trade and those in want are invited to attend, L. DEL Y. Broadw: SER, AUCTIONE! of White street, ernoon and of goods, gold figures, paintings, Eh". engravings. &c-; ane? which will be sold.a' large cats: Jo. ca ‘ot miscellaneous, illustrated, biographical, theoiogical, school and other books, ‘tc., to which the attention’ of the trade Pr Crashes, fancy is invited. Goods open for inspection and catalogues rea ready. | STOVER, "TIONFER—GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD + furniture at auc don this day, (Monday,) at 11 o'clock, ai bonse 72 Righth avenue, near Fourteenth street.—s. STOVER will sell as above the entire faruivure contained in the bouse, without reserve, consiating in part of @ superior rosewood pianoforte, in perfect order, having been used but short tine; rich tapestey,, Wilton and ingrain carpets: solid roseword parlor sults In’ French brocatel, with slip. covers; rosewood marble top etageres, with mirror fronts; superior carved rosewood centre, side and sofa tables, corner book- glands, musle stands, quarette and other funcy tables; elegant French plate pler glasses, fing oll paintings, lace window cur: tains and French window shades, chamber furniture, rosew: and y marble top oure.us and washstands, china tollet seta, cottage chairs, easy wnd arm chairs, lounges, ir mattresses. pallinses, feather beds, wedding, & Picing groom furnitareefzlenvion ising tas, atainy roott chaires ten aed side tables, sota, bookcase. silver pinted ware, cut glass and china ware table’ cutlery, to ; ange ax: sortineut of kitchen articles. ponement on any account. SUEsieet COURT—WILLARD 8, REED AGAINST Samuel Truesdell & John Ferris —iteceiver's closing sale em Caring undersigned, receiver of the iata few of Reed 8 fesedell will sell at pablic auction, on the pre- mires No. 165 Mercer stroot, on Saturday. 26th day of January Ine” at TZofelock noon, the remaining stock of horses and oar rigs, wagons, sleight, offica furniture, &c., and the nar pico term of the lease'of the said premises, No, 165 Mercer an Catalogues at tie } house, Ne post- ftrv¢t; and all the right. ile and tatarent of sa & Trues- ereln to eaid premises, being s very, desira nls and pro. fitable loeation for a raes ne Foeattve. a i Ivery busines KNRY BRRTHOLE. re: cetver's offloe, eet ic, asta (0, 48. Dated New York, Ja sa Sarr? SALE. AR, AUCTIONEER, 23d, at 11 o’ctock prs cisely, a lot of stationery. consis if drawing and carpen on holders, &e., & TLLBTE, Sheri.” ter's pent By order of Is, bronzed an ainas fokstands, AMES C0, SHERIFF SALE =A. M. (CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, 1° will sell on Tharsday, 2ith inat , at 12 o'clock nom, at the corner ot Ninety -nixth deat and Nit avenue, the contents of A grocery store, and store fixtures, and harners. By order of, JAM COWILLER. sheet ‘Tos, Canin, Deputy v= BLE Rotel git on APPADAS AID, PARK ince for sale, “Bh ANTHONY J. BLKECKER & Cu— Thursday. Ja 12 o'clock, ge Marcha ‘xobange, the ot teres md building eaters Sastivlet vorser of roadway and Park place; lot i7 fest Inches on Brosdway, by 28 feet 3 inches on Fate plate, nod subject to m leave to May 1, 1868. $90,000 of the purchese merue yer cont ieteet. For mapm and ether pardcdlass a> | Diy atthe office of the wuctioneers, No. 7 Broad’ st 4 odes = pacers COAL. ED AND bic) ‘ASH, OC COAL —PRACH ae, Hah caunel, and Liv market prices. HENRY RERV ‘ens! and Centre, sr BOARDING AND LODGING. 147 HUDSON STREET, FRONTING ST. ome park.—Furnished rooms to lei, with board, to a, ti af the inode ‘and their wives. House newly nisbed, wi the modera improvements, 130 KR. reo heal ieee pte ryeed or bhp” dj wetd io’ gevitemanaad bia wife, or io amuye persons requoed. 106 #223 LRONASD STREBT, FIVE DOORS East OF gentleman anu wife, and two Scotts home in beaut roan ‘with gas and first rate table, Price Keterenoes exchant 766 » GREENE STREET, NEAR ST, NICHOLAS HOTEL, ‘To let, to gentlemIn and their wives, or single gentle men, two handrowe parioss on the first floor, Siding doors be- tween end chandeiers in each roots all board for oetiadio ead Parusl for gentlemen, If require! GQ BEMSEN STREET, “DROOKTYN HIGHTS —ELR. i milles or single gent suite be obtained ime! hytey mee ice Relerences exchanged, am nilemen, can be Sins realdence. Dinoer at bag 83 RLEECKER sora A FRW DOORS EAST oF p utniway = wo comforiable rooms nd floor, Piabies ‘atiached, with, iu full oF partial board. CARROLL PLACE, a STREET, WES’ ts ny ‘end his wife and thresor very ‘pine or ———— TAN , ACCOMMODATE, TWO ‘their wal four single nen, withe plestant rooms, furnished or usturmushed. kod with full 1 pa til board, ine Het class house, 248 West e:t Nineteenth sirect, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, On. A SINGLE GENTLE, man, can be accommodat voard, in & private family, at 126 Teertagton ron ie 18ST MARK'S PLACE—A FRW HANDSOME, WELL furnished rooms. with hot and cold’ water, Closets, &c. Rooms suitacle for a vgeileman and wile and pingle genilemen. Also, one single room. Family American i w other persona, Birict references required. OMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED. tore, ib quiet and private house, with all the modern improvements. Inquire at 95 Prince street, a (ow toors west of Broadway. pecendataa deli | WIDOW LADY OF RESPECTABILITY, OOCURYING 8 fine house in Brooklyn, clove to Fulton and Wall ferries, ia Seetcons of 738 revelviing two or, ‘three single Testiennes into her family as boarders, where they can enjoy the Ceuatoets ofa Rome on tnoderate (erins; two friends can be ao. commodated with «large room. Please apply at 61 Heary atreet, }, corner of f Orange. VOID PERPLEXITY BY CALLING AT THE BOARD- ere’ Exchange, whee you wili be politely directed to de- sirable boarding houses gratuitourly. Persons wishing. can obtain desirable parame 7 calling (ra ee ‘where are cl feders actually obtained. ee ene BMITH & CO, 345 Brosdway, (appleton'®_ BOsRD.- SINGLE LE GENTLEMEN WILL FIND GOOD Becommodations at $3 Forasth street, near Walker: a small room ior one nts meee 3, other rooms, with single or double beds. Ree echanics, , wishing clean, comfort: ble quariers, wil do well to call A ixove lighted every even- ing on third floor, for general comfort OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE ‘wish board and furnished rooms, in a house with but few hoa location above Canal street and weat of Fourth rok at be maduesie and references first class, Publ Daily Times office. 2OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.--A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated ‘with boerd, on reasonable terms, at 63 West Thirteenth sireet, between Fiftn and sixi ines. References required, . OARD WANTED.—A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO procure board for herself in a small, respectab e, private iamily, where ehe can huve a small room to herself; location cast of the Bowery preferred: reference given, Addreas, for three days, H, 0, My Broadway Poet oflce, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives, or single gentlemen, can obtain pleasant rooms, with ful of partial board, in a desirable location, within a few ininutes? waik of South or Wall street terries. ‘Terms rate. Keferences required. Apply at 91 State street. BOARDING.—TWo GENTLEMEN ANO THEIR WIVES commodated with pieasant rooms, furnishod or not, in West Highteenth streo!, whete there are Dut one gentle: man and lady as boarders at present; neighborhood terms vmioderate. ‘Apvls to HS. V., No. 2 Pine pall in ay OARDING. —TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE AOCOMMO- sted with single rooms, nea‘ly furnished, at the pleaast Situated house, No. 27 North Moore street, near St. John’s Pork. Baths inthe house. OARDING.—NO, 61 WEST FOCHTEENTH STREET, ‘4 lady baving rooms to dispose of, 1s desirous of letting ahern to Avet clase’ famaives, with board’ ‘Terms moderaie Oo early application. OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—A FRONT ROOM, ON second floor, with or without bedroom adjoining, to rent, with board in a private fainlly.. The location 1s very desire: bie, being convenient to Wall sireet und South ferries. Apply at 240 Henry street, Brooklyn, OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—ONFE OR TWO gentlemen can be accommodated with a pleasant third story tront room, pantry, gas and fire, with fall or partial board, by appiving at 129 Columbia street, between Pierrepont snd Clarke, within three minutes’ walk of the Wail street of uulton ferry, References exchangi OARD IN BROOKLYN PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH or without board, sutiable for families and ince gentle, 1, 95: partial on $4. Situated men. Full board, Central part ofthe clay.” Apply ai foyubee's Hotel, Montague piace, yn in. CARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAV- {ng mare room than they req’ ytore i"Pacine sirost Brooke celve one or two inmates. Apply at iyn, between Henry and Hicks. OARD IN BROOKLYN—WITHIN FIVE MINUTES’ waik of Wail or Fulton ferrys. A gentleman snd his wife ‘can be accommoaaied with a large and pleasant room, on the sepa me, as ore geting Son tear street, single , full oF part a (or Tetween Pletrepon i bnd Clark street "ll a ROUKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY AND ONE or two single geutlemen will find first rate accommoda- tons, on very reasonable terms, in a modera private house, @ few minutes! walk from south and Wall street ferries. Apply at 242 Henry street, between Amity and Cong: UKNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, IN A STRICTLY private family, in a private street, ail the comforts ofa home can be enjoyed. A gentleman and indy. or three single gentlemen. Gas in every room. Apply at 34 19:8, MONROR STREBT—FURNISMED ROOMS TO Jet, with board, at No. 3 Monroe street, near Catherine. Terms moderate. PRIVATE FRENCH BOARDING HOUSE, » Wind FUR. ed rooms, to let, with or without board; Huropean style, with all the modern Improvemenis at tage, ‘age, ana 1s now Teady to receive families, and single gentiomen also. [55 Houston street, near Broadwe may. 2 COMS TO LRT.—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- \ lor and bedroom fronting, on the secona floor to iet, toa Single gentleman, in a private “family. ‘the hone has ail the tnedern iinprovemerts. Apply wt 148 West Eleventh street, References exchanged WO OR TAREE DESIRABLY ROUMS OAN BE HAD, wih or without board, at 10 Waverley piace, opposite the Pew York Ho'el, suitable for families or single gentiemen. ARD, A FANDSOMELY FUR- nd oor, suitable for ond avenue, Conveni- ed. NO RENT—W1TE parior and entleman, (apartments, parlor and bedroom, where there are no other boarders; with a widow terred. Payment in advauee in leu of reference, UA, A, Union square Post office, ‘Address D—A SUIT OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH for a tamily of three aduits and three childrens accommodations must be good. Address A. G., 08 Post office, MOSFRAL WaTER—FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL, WMA st. Catherive’s, Canada Weat.—'the reputation whieh this Water has acquired 48 a certain remedy for paralysi: ayepen , Fheunatiem, liver salt rhetim, ‘and ais » disenses to which fe fare bo peculiarly lable, has the proprietor to appoint an agent for its sale in this city. ‘The water Is concenteuted to such a degres that one tea »poontul added to a tumbler of water ia a suilicient dose for an adult. One halt ® sroali bowtie added to a tub of water forms » bari equal to that obtained at the spring. Price of large bot- ves $1, smull do. 50cents. For sale by W. KE. THUMPSON, sole avont for the Aduntic States, Courier and Haquirer bud ing. 102 Pearl street; Mra, Thompson, 83 Cliff street, Wiliam Ks Fowler, bookveller, 279 Ligitb avenue, New York; and i, 77 Dock strett, Philadelphia, OTICE.—THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PHOINIX jold Mining Company, of North Carolina, who desire to their stock, are requested to call atthe office of the com- y, 18 Kxcbange place, at any time between the hours of 12 . Mand 2. previous to the Seth instant, where a list is oben for the signatures of those w! bo wish to to rolain nelr stock by subseribing pro-rata, xccordi Fie nn ests, for the purpose of Providing for the, indebtedness of ‘the company, and procuring add machinery, dc.. a4 recom Tueuded at tbe meeting of stockholders, held’ on ihe 70s teat, By order of the Boa _Dated Jan. 15, 1806, SAMURL B. WARNER, Secretary THE SRCOND AVENUE RAILRCAD COM second street aud Second avenue, New Yorts annual electioa for directors of this cumpany Monday, the 4th of February nex, at theoflce of the company, corner of Forty-second street and Ley ave- gue, from 129’clock till 2. The transfer books will be closed. {rom date untu after the election. Pe , order, ROGERS, Secretary. past DEBATING SOCIETY.—AT A MEETING OF the adove society, held on Saturday evening, Jan. 19, by a unaniinous vote it waa resolved that we herewith and proceed directiy, with the re- maining ‘furdacio'Thompson’a, hud’ there. Fogel ourvelves on ried omelettes. #. 7.8, iyte, President; Jno Ht. Jones, Jt Vice President; Chas, Riley, seeretare; David H Roverta Tresshrer: Jno. H. Ournes, T, J, Bloomer and Kdwin Wescott, #inance vommiitee, GPECIAL MEETING.—A SPECTAL MEETING OF THE SD Liquor wenlers’ Society will be held at National Hau, Canal street, on Thursday, evening 2th instant, nt 72 o'clock? tor the purpose of electing the remaining ofcars ‘for the en suing year. By order of GILBERT 0. DEANE, President, Davin §. Patue, Recording Secreta N. B.—No member will be entitled to vote who has not eom- plied with the fifth section of the bye laws, The Clerk is now ready to receive quarterly dues at the office, ‘END BACK THE MONEY.—WANTED, THAT his party who placarded anid Scotland's walls. wih’ Koad back the money,” in her recent anevesaful struggle for olvil and religious poy wm in ped and upwards, to see if we can find out what he di mor {ry_at that time. by a meraber of the Fre tae Chur ot Nootwed, etree oy Mende ee, ‘1 McKenzies iptumbing ‘store, Fourth mcaera coe Broadway, will meet with remap a pt at ci Allengthy report isin the hands of the Rev, Ht HROHALD, aye yaa @batract with Rev. Mr. Pease, of the Five "Fon i D. McD. orat A.