The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1866, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL uO x EY MAREB®. Fauvay, Jan. 25—6 P. M. Quotations for stocks took a turn downward this morn- ing, and there appeared to de plenty: of sellers at current Tatts. The decline was universal. Every stock sold ‘brought lower prices. Indians 5’s fell off 3 per cont ‘Mearagea Transit, 4; Cumberland %; Brunswick City, 34; Bale, 9; Reading Railroa!, %; Michigan Central, 1; Mighigem Southern, 1; Pennsy!vania Coal, 4; Galean aad Obieags, 1; Cleveland and Toledo, i; Chicago sad Book lalaad, 1; Milwaukie aud Mississippi Railroad, 2. Mow York Centra! Railroad sold at 92 percent, ossh. ‘hia is quite a change since yesterday, dat it is not at all ratrenge. So long as the public mind on this side ef the Atlantis is uo sensitive to fiaansial movements in Eu- Tope, #0 long we shaigbe subject to suddea fluctuations Upom the arrival of every steamer. It may be well ‘emough that it it isvo. These occasional checks are of & salutary character and keep the curreat of commerce healthy. Inthe abeence of all other influences of this ‘character, that emanating from Eurepe jast now is rather desirable than otherwise. We have no fears of ‘anything serious to our local interest growing out of the present position of European affairs. There is never any danger im s contractin of credits or operations. Ne one is dkely to be ruined by doing too little business. ‘The greatest difficulty we have to contend against is doing too much. Asa general thing all classes of traders go beyond thetr means. Our bankicg institutions cannot be depended upon for any regularity of movement. At one time they will be largely expanded and at nother largely eomtracted, and the com mercial conmunity is at ‘all times liable to be sacrificed for the speculating classes. Tt fa, therefore, necessary that we should be contin under the influence of sume conservative power, will impose such restraints as will guaranty steadiness @nd permanence in al! mercantile matters. The real pros- perity of the coumtry would be vastly increased, and in the long run our progress would be as rapid. For the entire period of our existence we have been Gubjest to enormous expansions and sontractions, Fora Gow years every enterprise would be carried forward with the grea wet rapidity and sppsrent success; finally, a re- ‘Valslon would come upon as, 8 collapse soon follow, and @ crash close up the game. Afterwards s year or 40 of Prestretion and inac‘ivity would filiow, and the recovery Would be very gradual with occasional relapses. After the reture of sufficient streng:h, our Progress wou'd be for @ time exceelingly mocera‘e, and a return to Geund health again slow and uncertain. After a Period of eoopomy und i-dustry, the same extravagacce end folly would again seize upon the community, aad the Game reeult be again realised. If we could by any system Of dnames, by any system of creiit, by any legislative Festrictions upon our banking institutions, prevent a re- Gurrence of there commerciai disesters, it would be a Dlessing to the whole coun"ry. We nave a0 conddence im the sense er experieace of injivisuals, Bunness men mever learm wisdom frcm the past. The same spirit of spec- ulation end extravagance which for so mamy years has ron riet in this city, the same desire to branch out into any over railroads, The principal transactions mabing for immeciate shipments are operated by Southern and Southwestern merchants, who forward freely by steam- ers to Mobile, New Orleans, Savannah and Charies. ton. To the latter ports, the steam packets are beginning to go well crowded with freight, which, om ar- rival, is sent to the interior, over the Carolina and Gecrgia railroads, extending into Tennessee, ‘the ova- sumption of dry goods in Tennessee, and particularly the eastern part of it, is likely to be larger than usual this spring, while payments will prove reliable. There is o0 seotion of the Union whose merchan‘s are more souud and more prompt than those of Tennesses. The opening of railroads with East Tennessee sfforded an outlet for am immense quantity of well grown and valaaple wheat, which has sold in this market at high figures through the whole season. While Genesee and Michigan were affected by too much rain, Tennessee red wheat came in early and largely, in sound shipping order, and realized large and remunerative prices; much of it suid above $2, ‘and little that was sound sold under $1 96 per bushel. The shipments of Tennestee wheat have noi probabiy fallen much below one million bushels, for which the growerf will probably receive at least ove million of dol- lars, and will be ins condition to consume iargely of staple dry goods, many of which are now going forward. It may suit the views of an abolition organ like the Independent to puff abolition sections of the interior of this State and of the West as being the great patrons of the dry goods trade, yet we hazard nothiog in saying tha! the greatest support of this trade in New York tas been derived from the producers of our grest staples at the South and Weat, whose exports exceei in value all other parte of the country. It has been this trace which has ared to build up the wealth of the Northern sea- board cities, aud has caused many a palatial store and palace built residence to appear in New York, where the ground would otherwise bave been vacan!. New York is @ national city, and not sectional in ite commerce, and the miserable aad futile attempt of a fanatical organ like the Independent to attempt to rectionalise trade, as well a8 politics, is as contemptible as it is unpatriotic, The suction sales have commenned, but as yet the transso- tions have been cn @ moderate scale, and the stocks of- fering are not very large. They, however, commenced fair; companies of jobbers from some other cities, and the toterior are buying freely. Silk goods continue firm Low qualities are scarce and in g2.d demand; the fizer qualities are also well sustained. The trade ia cloths is om rather @ more exensive scale. The better grate are in gocd request; inferior grades of docakins se!l readily at $136, The trade im clothiers’ goods is to a» fair extent. Importers, though weil stocked with seasonable gwds, are voi pressing them. Domestic goods are steady, @ fair to good trade doing. The new styles of prints opened by the jobbers present much beauty and » great variety of pleasing patterns, displaying much teste and skill on the part of manu‘acturers. Mousselins de laines were in good eup. ply, and with a» limited demand, sales were moderate. Cloths continue to be well supported in prices Cassi meres were easior for fall paterns, which induced » bet- ter trade; while spring s:y'es wore firm and well sus- ‘Wild and reckless enterprise, the same anxiety to exceed each other is the exten: of mercantile transse ‘ions, exists in this community, at this moment, with all the force @nd intensity which have marked former periods of fuan- Clal exeltement, and it is absolutely necessary that there ehould be some power potent euvugh to check that na- tiomal charac‘eristic aod keep all things connected with twade snd commerce in @ sound and healthy oondition. ‘Tho war m Europe ts doing tuat pretty eifectually. So long as that war is vigorous 'y prosecuted, we have no feare of amy wild «pesuia:ion, or any importsat deviation frem that course which guarantees permanency to our Present prosperity. So long as we can preserve the ex- isting eopdition of our tn’ernal affairs, 60 long as the people Gad full employment ana prompt payment, so dong 08 our harvest proves sbundent and produce com- mands good prices, 90 long as all our works of iaternsl improvement continue productive, so lung as the de- Velepement of our reagmrces gues on at the rate realized daring the past year, so loug us the mations of Europe require our breadstufls ana provicions and pay high Prices fer them—so long must our progress be rapid, and the soquisition of wealth and commercial strength be equal to the most sanguine calculatwons. We are con- tent with our pre-ent position. We are not im the midst ‘ef speculation, and have no expanded system of credits. Our trade is legitimate and conducted upon sound prin- @iples. There are no evidences of extravagance, nor is there, om the other hand, a want of the necessaries of life. Every interest is sound at the core, and ten years’ European war would do more to strengthen snd consoli- date our national prosperity tham anything else we know Of Pence is desirable ins personal poiat of view, but @e far os all our great public interes‘s are concerned, the war is likely to reeult more to our advantage. At the second beard the market was om the whole Pretty weil sustained. Erie’ was firm, with large sales, Indiana 6's advanced \ per cent; Beunawick Oty, X, Galena amd Chicago sold a: 105 a 105% per cent, to the extent of 100 shares, for the opening. This isa very low point for that stoct—one that must attract a good many purchasers. A large party stanas rey to come in ani fake all this stock on the market. The present price is Aeolow their figure, and the probability is that they will fill ap their line os fast es posible. Panama feil of percent this afternoon. At the closes the market was steady. There ix an active demand for money, but the supply is full The Nicaragua steamship Star of the West is om her way o this port with $600,000 in goid dust. We bave no account of how much the other line will The Leather Manutacturern’ Bank hes declared a semi- ennual cividend of five per cent; the Brooklyn Bank five per cent, ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows :— Paid op Treasury socounly,, Received wee Bean.. 2. say R054, 00 dieburving checks The warrants entered a: the Tressury Department, Washington, on the 22d and 234 inu:., were as follows:— For the redemption of stooks.. $5,084 19 For the Treasury Departwent. 3,985 68 For the laterior Department 8,977 36 For the customs 31,374 90 War warrants received aud entered. 198,284 86 War repay warrants ~eceived acd ‘eutored.. 3,518 89 ie repey wer-an’s received aud entered 2193 10 From miscellanevus sources. . TLL 66 Frow lands...... ‘15 706 44 On aceount of the mxvy. 183.687 94 Repayment op acooun' of the navy. 6,177 20 ‘The following ure the comparstive earnings sod ex: penses of the Rome and Watertown Railroad Company for the years ending Lec. 31, 1854 and 1856:— sists 80 614 Jo . pon earpings.... $157 886 UT $206 859 43 i 157,886 O7 ‘Increase in 1655...... dee seeeceer evens - $48,073 36 Thats road has no constr-e'lon account opea, but ail expenditures are charges to the expense account. The amnual report of the Bank Commissioners of Mas- sechasette siates that the number of incorporated banks within the comonwralih on ths 31st December, 1854, was 172, inclusive of the Cochitaate, in custody of re- eetvery; numver in operation at that time, 167, Since thea the Northborough, Provinestowe, Monument and Martha's Vineyard basis bave berm organized, making the tetal number 170. Amount of capital ectually paid in, 967,108,843, of which tn Borton, $52,152,525;Jout ot Boston, $24,061,218. Petitions for a briige at Albany have sgaim mads :heir in the Legivlatare, 1) is the annaal effort 0 the N.Y. Central Rasiroad to interrupt the navigation o the Hudson for ita own benefit, and ft is designed a1 step towards consolidstion with the flatwa River Rait-oad. Bat ‘as the Central bas shown itweif to contro) legia we think \t will fa t> seoomplish tia present -ghjact, Every susceeting year +vinoes +till more clearly portance of water transportation, To in any degres the uxefuluens of our nobles: river of a reiiway compaay, is what we are sure Cm Yaglatatare is vot yot ready % do The Interesta of commerce dewand thet, at least oar Udewa‘er channels ebontd remain unobstructed by bridges. Wye bomexea ptatement exbibti# the value of foreign idity entered ot this port fr sooaumption, for ware ise, and lad the withdrawals from warehoune, during ne weex ending and inciucing ‘Thusday, January 24, StS 7 M 1x are 4 Duy Goone. With “om 248 of an cif ,' tie eal 197,266 « deavires « flax? a 838 1971 + PIATRA) = $468,184 egal oe tnd mashes aring tbo work... 82,990,008 Gry. GHIA ie pays week has mot progress oo 4 5 eee aie sanior, Bving to the eon te ved severity of the Weather: whieh trouble still conti- od to the speedy forwarding of gots to the interior tained. The demand tor Kentucky jeans is moderate. Denims, ticks, stripes and drilla were in fair demand at steacy prices. American linens wore firm ani in active demand at full prices. Brown sheetings and shirtings, 5 well as bleached goods, are rather tusctive, while prices continued to be well maintained. Printing cloths are dull. Cottem duck is inactive, without chacge in prices. The Frovidence Journal of tae Zisi saye-— PRintiNa CioTHs.—Market active; prices firm. The following are the ales of the weex:—10.200 pieves, 64 by 68, private terms; 7,20 do, 64 dy 64, B:.; 10,800 do., 60 ny eB, Be; 11} 000 4o:, €0 by 68, priva'e terms; 6,70) do, €0 by 64, 4%¢.; 2,000 do., 60 by 64, private terms. To: tal, 48,400 pieoes. Stock Fepay, Jan. 25, 1866. $1000 Ind State 6’s.. 813% 100 shs Erie RR. .s10 4 4.00 Virginia 6's... 93 a 9 13000 DU RE bas. 8 0 cure ak ee 100 e see DOT 50 re TiO ons wd Ra a 2 muni it 100 te ahs os RR ro Too ao": 60 Hudson River 130 Michigan Cea RR 60 10 soe 160 MichS&NIod RR. beh ene $11000 Virginis 6’s.03 93 a. 1000 Ina State 6's. . 1600 Til Cen KRbda. lao. 6 CINCINNATI STOCK SALES. Reported by Kerk d Chew, for week enaing Jan. 22, 1866. Cin & Chic. 10’s Real Estate B Butier & Meredith Bas. ry Cov. rand Lan RG 10 pe Littie Miami R. R. 6 per cent Cin,, Ham. and Dayton R. B. Wilmington 2 Cineinnari, anc ‘iucinpati, Hamtlton and Da} \ oumbus and Xenia Railroad. Cincivnati and Chicago Railroas Central Ohio —. nao... Covington and Lexiny Deyton acd Western Eattra ond. Faton and Hamilton Railroad se Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad. Indiana Central Reurcad.. Indiapapolis and Cincinnati | Railroed - Jittle Mlsmi Railroad ° Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad. Ubio and Miseissipié Railroad... Hillsboro’ and Cincinnati Rallrvad Janetion (Indiana) Farmers’ of Northern Bank of Kentacky Fireman's Insurance Company Stock.. CITY COMMERCIAL “REPORT. Fumpay, Jan 25~6 P. M. Arras. —The market was unchanged and saios light. Braabervr?s.—Flour—Common grades, im the absences Of an 2 were Guli,a00 sale- Kimited. Medium extras of both Sou! end Western were firm, aod in good demand for domes'ic audeastera coaramption. fhe rales embraced shout 6,000 s 7,000 bbia., tnciucing com. mon to extza State, at $8 12}'a $8 25." Western wixei fancy and extra brands, at $6 06% 08876080. Extra Generee was bee Canadian was quiet, with «ices ov!y of 900 bbis., including medium to good extra grades at $8 87 a $9 and $10. Southern common brands were quiet and unchanged, while medium to good extras wore firm at $90 $10 26. The sales embraced about 2,000 dbla., included in whioh were 1 600 bbls. ‘Tonpesses extrs at $960, and 200 » 300 do. St. Louia, ‘“Whitmore’s’” ex. treat $100 $11 Wheat—was quiet, and quotations in « meawure nominal, with s good miliing demsad for prim~ tw extra qualidex. A mall fot of prime Southern rei wold at $2, 100 4,000.0 5.000 ao, Tenpenavo “ed at $1 96. Corn wea more active, with of apout 20,000 bushels inaiuding interior Sonthern yellowfat 68e.; gvod to prime do. at Bbc. a 8Re., and good to p-tina whive do. at Bic 8 Sle.: among the latier were 3,600 bunbels ‘ Petigrew’s!” North Carolina pr bite at’ Pile. Rys—The sales om- Draced aboat 4,000 8 6 000 bushels at $1 51. Unts were dull and archarge’. Mesl—Selea ot 200 bbis. Bey Jar. Hen were made at $4. Rye flour was qui ieee changed: sales of 76 0 100 boas. wore imade at 6 60 0 $6.68 per boi. for floe and smperine Cormmr,—Sales of about 1,300 t Riv wore made at 11 ke. 2 1uc., the Patter 6 prime’; 200 dagr goveroment Java at 14545 » 1i3¢9., 00 mate do. at 143¢e., aod 700 de. do at p. t Conton.-The tales reached about 800 « 1,000 bales. The marke: closed at about 45. 0 4¢ esder since the re crip’ of the Africa’s pews. Midditng aphands worn quoted at tke, though the market was not fully ota vitshad wines the two late steamers eame to hand. Fracms —The floating toe in river ard in the Coens inverfered very mach with the lightarage and load ing of vessels, ave much of the stuil srriviag at the rnil- ode carted to plow of delivery. The etic docks wre ing mearure rendered tnaccesibie axecont of the fee To Liverpool aout 3,000 sucaale wheat were engaged in ship’ 000 & 4,060 do. corn, tu bags, w ns Some flour was eng 2a 7 8 600 bales of er i ape fly comprowed, at 73 50 Go wnacmpressed at 144, ; 60 Tieroes Deaf at 44. 64., and 200 bbla, pork at p. 4. To London flour vie ia, beef, pork md oil cake, in bagn, at dn, To Havre rate’ were quiet aod engagements ght. A veasel waa char. tered to go to to Leigeraie return via England for 6 000. ifornia ranged from 0c. & 460. burg S00 bbie. eplrtta turpentine, 95 tous logwood pid £00 tes. pork, all at p. Freer was steady, with pa 0f 500 a 600 boxes without chpoge im prices, re for mad quantition of Bat.—Sales continaed to be made et 1000. @ 112c., and dy retail at 1120. a 1260. MoLaes —The market for New Orleans rew crop was better supplies ana the market easter, with tcereasod aativi'y. About 1,(00 a 1,200 bbls. were sold, chiefly at 4c. @ 46c., with some smail lots at at 46s, NAVAL SroRss — There was more ep’ and the sales em braved about 1,400 bbls. tarpencins at $3 26, and 1,100 Co, at $% 37 Ko, and 1,500 bbls common resin at $1 55, with freight ‘or an English portat4s. Spirtis turpen- Nine was at 41 0 420. Provistons.—Pork—The market was dull, and sales confined to 100 « 400 dbis. Rew meee, im lots, At $16 60, at which the market closed heavy and without buyers; in darge lots at about $16 28 a $16 37 Prime wai nomi- pel at $14 26, and $14 50 asked. was unchanged and beavy. the sales were confined to 150 bala, to- ainting country prime, at $9 a $10, and mess do, at $10 Chae Western repacked remaived at $ $14 75, while Vermont moss was un Boot were quiet. Bacon was tn good demand both on tne spo! and to arrive. Simoe our last about 2,000 boxes middles have bean sold to arrive im March and Aoril a fe Sales of 40060 bhds long salted shoulders we: Hams were steady without change in vices. Lard waain moderate request at 110. a f1 3c, Bu was at 18c. a 230. for Ohio, and Ya. % 27>, fr . Cheere was in moderate demand st 9c n 103¢c. Rich. —Sales of 160 creks were made at 60. 0 5%c Raat Fstars —House end Jot Noy 487 Greenwich street, 22x70. $8,450; No. 489 do., $8,450, No-499 du., $0,250; No. 608 dv., $°,476; one jot om Fifty-first streat, nes Third «venue, $1,000; house and lot on Columbia siceet, near Suwatt, Brooklyn, 261100, $2,680; three lots Dykewan street, near Richard, ‘Brooklyn, $1,890; house and lo: in Greenwich and Gansevoort streets, 24x92, $8,260; ov Canal street, near Varick, $9,600; on Fifty- seoond street, near Twelfth avenue, $1,6(0; one lot, with ruiicingr, cn Thirty-tourth street, neac Mach avenus, 20x99, $4,000; ove adjoining, $3,960; one ido. 26x60, $1,250; leasebold property, No. 149 Ninth street, ScGaR—The market ocntinued firm, without aw ‘m prices. The sales embraced about "300 a 400 hi New Orieans, cmt 8X0. a 83¢c., and a part common quality at 7i¢c. Moderate sales of Cuba were made, without change in prices. Tonscco is im tir request, with moderate sales, among which were 20 bhds. entucky, ‘at 10%0.; 110 bales Ha- Vans, 220, a 26c.; 815 aba, 226. a 23e.; 146 baie Cien‘uegos, p. t 104 case seed lent, Ine, a 1ohiery a2 do, Florida, 16¢. a 400, Waeksy.—The sales embraced about 600 bbls., at 83ic., S40.» 34%Kc., closing at S4e. for prison, Woo. —We make no alteration this week in any de- seription of wool. The demand continues much the tame as the week previous for American grades of fleese and puited, with sales of the former to the extent of £0,000 ibs. medium, and the same quantity of pulled, fully up te our quota: fons. In foreign. thargih neon | little done; 80 to 90 balea South Am washed ac 13 a lic.; 75 bales unwashed carpet wool, price not mentioned, and 30 bales washed Australism at 480.8 58c., 6 months. FAMILY MARKETING. RETAIL PKICES OF PRODUCER AT THR WASHINGTON MARKET. The prices of meat show a gratifying decline this week. There is an abundanes in the market, and prova- bly there will be more sold at retail to-day than on any other Saturday for some time past, Beef shows a reduc- tion of from one to two cents per pound om the most commonly used varieties, and mutton has reoaded two und teree conts per pound. Veal, Ismb, and mutton will soon be plentiful, and we may expest a reduction in those kinds betore long. Fish is searce during the cold weather, and prices have advanced. Bisckfith bave disappeared and will not be teen again betore late in the spring. Burier cheese and eggs sho# ne change worth noticing. Apples ace firm, and good winter varieties command rea- dy wale, Potatoes have advanced \w) shilings a barrel. there is no other change worth noticing. The tollowing table of prices has been carefully corrected :— Porterhouse steaks. Rump steaks.......c0cc, 00 Plates 5TH navels, corned. coco Bf . e ry ry a ry . ry a . e ry a ry a ry a ry e ry . ry e a ry a . ry a ry a ry a a a a . ry a a a s a a e a a a a ry s a . ry ry a a s ry ry a a a a s per Ib... Pork, tse, per Bs Hams, smo Shoulders “* Ler eorococe 13 10 12 09 12 eT 09 2 1% oe 10 a PoouraY AND 'GAace lSES8 BRRSERSSSEASSSESSeRES! UkassaN COEDS COMM MUNtHEEH HOO eooc CC OSC@SOCONSOOCOOSCe ScoCcoeO 3 o ° 1 ° 62, i 1 P ° 00 iz 60 00 00 1 s o = . oo 1 8e aT 16 1 - 18 » 00 » » © © es5e0 Hoe & © eeeccccecoce BSSS SENsess RII Ri Seeszsessccys Saltmackerei, alt shad, 3h smoked halibut, « Go. mackerel, sounds and tongues, per Smoked shad soured salmon, percan.. Smoked salmon, per Ib coafish, ry SHELLFISH. sabes Day, per J 100., vi aK Suame—shrewsbury, per 100 Little Neck, abaters, per I rabe, per dozen “soft shell, per dozen... FRUITS. © cee comoceoscoe Zils 11s sss PSSESESECS| I1SS8(8anss SRE Sl ESl IRI Ssl | sesaaRess CSonmpwn HooNmnm © Apples, Newvown pippins per bbl..... 2 ««* greenings, « Soltsenbere, “ « « 1 1 Sileorte, bell pook 018 31 bbl. = S100” 0 37% 50 14 00" 9 15 00 20 5 150 r) 5 6 6256 ayy a a a ry s & a s . a a LISI PSS SiLtessiitiisitl x evrcecescecoseocoosH cmos HEN HOF porrm, CHSESE, FTO. Button—State, per Ib. SS SSSLSSSSLERLENSSLSSSSS eaeEe Peeereeee eecHcccoo Pere) Bok x — Ww BI 2. 8 Pakon i baie Ny: my in said store conatating of fine old bran. aus, Jamaion rum, blsckberry braandy, fine old South aie Madeira, ‘and port wines, in wood and ginas; lao sevare, of choles ead favoriie brands; Hyson and young teas; chan] ‘wines; store fixtures, counters, stoves and te, te. ho. "This sale ta worthy the atiention ofretaliors and {hoop . use. Fain positive. SALES AT AUCTION. Aoctto NOOR HENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, ‘will sel, at the store to-morrow. B grant sy, the Mib,'at 1G +. M. IE onder he enagnee, a erKe asorment of ladies drome bons. French flowers, (bonnels ome cart hea ar ogy and a variely of articles usually kept ip a a taney ontabiamont, Rave positive to clove the ooneora, UoTION ROTICE J BOGART, aUCTIONRER —BY 8. BOGART. ~ This at 103s votock, at the Suction rooms, comer of ‘Priakior ‘tand Wiliam streets table's secoburenus. taolen, chalra, ‘Brussels Aes lagrala carpe ns large ht of otleloth, tokio ag siasaen, oll paintings, oa eravirgs, large lot of crockery, « clock», 13 bores OVE 'cfice desks, bartela, frock Texans; Als0, lot Of faney goods, Scouble barrel guns. K. D. MAR*HALL, Constable. Also—Sheriff's sale Book racks, corner sof tables, bureaus, crates, crockery, &c., £e. AUSTION otter, EXEOULION SALE-LITHOGRA- phic paper - J. BOGAR f, Auctioneer.— By 8. BUGART. ee vii iS olor atte tex io corner 0 Frank ‘and Wiuissa Supe Or iiingrapbic per. Pe Tsaao J Constable, UCTION NOTIOR.- J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER —BY Ave BUGAKT—The mortgage sale at No. 579 Br: sereiarena ie tae a to Tuoeday, January ‘29, at 11 o’clock, wen the sale will positivel @ place, ie wa. 8 FOUNTAIN, auy. tor 00, AUCTION NOTICE.— CLOSING SALS OF FURS, FURS, furs, This (Saturday) morning, at 11 o'clock reckely, DAY, RUSSELL & CO. will sell, at 86 Nassau el doors from Fu’ton, ae pe ance of valu fury now op hand, comp fitch, lyn, Sabla and tober ino fay far jure, all of supsciot finish. Fall abd accurate description of the furs willbe found imewalcgues, very lot must be wold posluively without OTT ‘W. A. CARTER, AUCTIONERR, ‘Bt No. 60 Greenwich street,’ this Saturday Wi o'clook. foe acount of Woes concorset, large stock of rend, cnaged sll hee beans, apples, rice, liquors, &.; parually Ry nee ined, woud lke & me. uired, wouid like (> lot & hurbished parlor aod bedcoum oa the fret floor, Ws CHRISTIE ST., CORNER OF GRAND AT., PLEA sant front rooms, furnished, suitable tor gentlemen and ibese wives, Alea, a foe uingle gei¥lomen oxn Gnd comtur' able B0e rramodonions te Ul r the winter by Mpplying as above. @Terns, 8S to $3 bv per week. .: Q7 YRINGR STRERT, "WEST OF BROADWAY. NAY be obialved with be ama! rooms ou second and beard, two thir floors, Beterences exchanged. — accommot aed with hand ome ‘with full ‘or partial board, Hot and oold Good table. Terms : omens A g FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, 6 Wlisboard: at modersie ratee,in die hrwelans house, No.6 rd, wt BL Mark's piace. AERLAND PLAGE, TWO DOO! FROM GRERN 7108 avenue—A handsomely furnished sulie of rooms, suitable for u smal! family, or throm single ineullenseey wh fall board; Keot ‘on the second floor; house fret class; family soles rivnies neces by Sih avome ear, Amy wreot ‘and other Hage tino. "Beat of reterences exchanged. eatlomen’ and wite wiih foapee modern im-- Reference for three days, J. M., Horaid AMON, NOTIOF—TH08. RELL, AUCTIONERR.—BY BUBH, this day, at 1032 o'clock, in rooma, 12 North William. street, will be closed the eee vl rious deanrtptions, hotel and salvon: lange lot of bed room ferniture, chairs lables, bureaus. carpets olcloth, oloth: \g. four watches, rely 8, Deda. ie ak nemaats Maree & pakuaten ioeor ame paintings, tron: Ako, raat goods, 1o pay a judgment; rich Bobemian glass \ UoTION Ponge— so Bi Ly AUDOTIONEER—BY D j—Aasignes'’s saie—Tueeday, u} o'clock, will be soid, at No. 260 Greenwich sireet, ‘scree of Tie entire staperior, stock of boots, bose, ae. lols Terms at sale. 1 Panu ntyy hy Hag. signer AGI Ae NOTIOK.—BARK JOHN STROUD, AS SHR now lies on Far Rockaway Beaoh, 43 miles esl of e ion —Wednerday, 3v'b » Mt 1 o'clock P. ‘0 vewsel will be sold, on the beach, to the highest Viader ions, and copve: further nar ulars 84 AMES W. BLWHLL 57 Bout reel Murry. A UOTION AGE! 5 A waned, mouth auction and commis-lon houses ment and the cities of Weal," Bvory hind ef gouge tshon. Guarantee, cash advances, Jo by th Dost raisin went lok sales and promot returne JOHN P. CAMPIELL, Oflce 15, Broadway, N. ¥. UcTION SALES. 1, Dat DELIAGER AUCTIONEER, 277 and 379 Broadway, White street. tt, Deitser & Co. en by Chenin Coa day, dauetar't “Jon 25, at 3 colock P.M., at S77 and nd 479 Broadway, w handsome covection ot stufied fancy ond perso birds, undoe glass vases, gies carer, and mounted singly on sprays and on hranchos, aamente for parlors oF the cabinet; alan, a fine lot of 8, 10. 12 and 14 keyed accordeons and may in excellent order; tancy guds, paintings, £0. ois, 8 calalogue of school, misce.laneous, iifusiratet,_hlatorioul, biographical and o'her hocks to which the attenticn of mals loclera, beskieiioce and toa polite generally te respeatelly tnrtied Goods of the above sale open to-day, and catalogues poron SALR OF READY MADE CLOTHING, &e., ~—A. M. CRISTALAR, auctioneer, 23 Bowery, will sell on fraitiar ‘20th inst, at 1034 o’clook, s large assortment, consisting in pait of cosslinere and cloth ‘sack and over silk, saiin apd valencia verta; cassimere and sauinet Det pants; | silks, satins, inings, Ac., oc, _ LARGE SALE OF MANUFACTURED LADIES’ Jura, on Morday, 28th inst, and every day until the took 18 sold. Pathe ‘at 'No. 2°0 Grand \g stone’ and ll ¢’clock A. M. By order of tho SAVAGE & FANES, Auctioneers, S88I1GNEE’S SALE OF FURS, SLEIGH ROBES, LADIES and misses’s sets, a 's collars and gloves.—PKTER PARDS, auctioneer. vane @ Parks eal by order of ‘abi the stock of 8 manufacturer. ee o'clock P, {ADOTIONEER,—BY 8, BOG ABT—will cell on Thursday January $1, at 1036 o'clock, op the premires, No. 74 Fulton of grsience, 4 'arge quently of folabed 8, haters’ tools, SSIGNEE’S BALE.—J. BOGART, 10 and dis i ils =4 E Fe Ei i Af fe = i i Hi war ON * TABLES SALE. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU tion, I will expose for sale, this legit at 10 covered ‘wagons, together witn au as- CHARLES F. ', WATTS, Constable. XE eCUTION SALB.—BY VI VIRTUE: ‘OF AN EXRCUTION, Saturday. the T will ex, tor sale, on ‘26th Jannary, at 11 o'clock A. My at 26 Oak sireet and 13 Batavis street, 100 tons ot coal. 1 bay horse, Zonal carts and » 4 coal selves, 2 tron buckets, 2 iron safes and pipe, arm chairs, &c. ie HARLEY, Jc Jr, Constable Marine Court. PREDERICK a. ST OLBERE, AUOTIONRER— VF. G. WOLBERT OTHER, No. 88 onan raase, wun Shoawe ly. ‘The undersigned, baving Jenset the eigiole sore, (ately ot y Mears, Loder re La e natant Rains a, Sc cg eo efforts to promote interest of al) parties concerned, respect- fully solicit consign F. a. _ WOLBERT & I & BROTHERS. ORS FURa —HeNey 7. LEEDS 400, AUCTIONEERS will pell ali the stock of the New York Fur Company, 471 street, at 2 o'clock this day, to close thetr best and fil sell this day, at 10% ica Delon to the New York Fur ~ 4 aves Sees | i ermine vietorines and cuits; a rc) uptal ry fine French sables. &0.; children’s the UNTB MORRELL, ATOTIONRER.—S8OOND HAND mxehold tnrriture, this morniog, at 10% o’clook, at No. av ‘Nnovoe street, & family , oon sling f perlor.chainber: diolng room and hall fume, ta good order, and wi} be sold without any reserve, aa accounts unt be clined; after which new furnitore, planofories. ol fata china, mattresses, silvor ware, from a Petes ior stock of Havana and German segura, poses, fe, bd 1,000 oF lean. = TER GRREVOUGH, — AUOTOWNRR —WaRAT W4} J auction CORRENOUGH ROR VEEAT 4 fonr 9 PARKER wil sel’ fins day, Saturday. at 120% oc Kore 109 Wall street. for soooun of whom it may ornese yeged wheat—1 ‘a, lag Ex cin’ white ond red wheat, da- Sooel ow bara Jobe Damaged bl rereane tt. Lovie four, damaged on te Voynge. sia} — “ FINE ARTS. PAINTING.—A LADY, HAVING JU; ied eerie ts ry ra be pit B, FL, Weralg gfice, GENTLFMAN AND WIFE, OR .TWO SINGLE GEN Uemen can be accommodated with a pleasant oom wih board, tn an American family, where theo can can be oblalned by applying at 100 Rldsiage #., near Grand. SPLENDID | FURNISUED ROOM AND BEDROOM the modern Gi atached, (0 Jot in a private house, with ail ibe moder rorementa. “Ais a single room, wit grave and gas is APpIY at $6 Pringe street, & {ow dooss Wert & Hrosd way. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND ILADY DESIRE A Deally furnlsked room, with board for the lady, only. Terms musi be modaraie, Address A. ald ollie, Creel at ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE SITUA- tons in , Within five minutes’ walk of the Soath ferry. Pleasant rooms may be obtained. eliher sale, or in ‘suite, by appl; 238 Henry street, fourth door OARD IK ONE OF T! [ORT DESIRA\ ‘LOOA, ions ta Brooklyn. — Rooms on regronable terms; either fail Fo gaa oy 8 State at, cor. of Garden si. ‘References CARD IN A PRIVATE PAMILY.—A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two single gonth cau be aooommodaied yi beard, 7 08 Feasonable terms, af 68 West. Thicisonth wirest, een Fit and sixth avenues, References required. OARD.—A FURNISHED ROOM ON THR FOURTH floor, sullable tor agentieman and wite, of single gen Uemen, can be optained at 46 West Washington place, BoAzD, DOWN ToWN.—TWo OR THRER GENTLEMEN ocommodated with board. Also one young isdy, at 172 Duane st. near Hudson st, Opposite Duane park. Beau, DOWN TOWN, TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN accommodated with Ng pd room and b. by applying a1 125 Chambers treet, Reference required, OARD IN "BROOKLYN. poe ROOMS, WITA or without board, suitable for families and single gentle. men. am b ; partial do., $4. Situated central ars atten Apply af Toynbee’s Hotel, Montague piace, }OARD IN BROOKLYN—OONVENIENT TO WALL street or South ferries; desirable loostion and fine rooms fora gentleman and wife, of single gentlemen, Apply ai 212 Henry street, between a) alan and Si OARD IN WITAMBBURG_IN “A FIRST OLAS3 bouse, and ope of the beet locations. A gentleman anid indy, or m tow ipele Gentloman, cus be nesusmoteied wilt 00d" ro Ta (wor minutes’ walk from Peok sip terry. opty 8 ati boul Ninth street, corner of Second street, Boskl WANTEDORY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, ‘ma house with modern improvements—twe rooms, wih fire in one oF both; location between, Brondway and Sixth avenue, Houston and Tenth streets. Dinner at 6 o’olock, Ad- aress, postpaid, Board, serald office, OARD WANTED—PERMANENTUY, AN TIN. furnished room, by « gentleman ard his wife, not further up town than ‘Iweifih street. House must have the modera improvements. Terma not to exceed between 8] and $a Week. Address LY. D. Post office, OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN—BY A YOUNG gentleman and his plese in & private family, or where papers but few farntdhed on; a pl "3 in the vicknity Cty aily Sintny getter sE- M. preferred; ts wo 6: per moni five iScluded: Addrese Social, office, ii Monday, 3 F. CARDING. GOOD BOARD AND FLBABANT BOOMS. ‘at 35 Maodongal street, where more attention ig sven 1 wubeantial comfort than ‘to mechanics bb, Space of style. pectable wishing for home would do wall te call Good anseaer conte a} juired. Seda pene Boas. —AT 381 GREENWICH STREET, FEW can be accommodated with good ‘board and Pleasant rooms; Sand $9 50 5 50. Mra. Taylor. CARDING 1 INBI BROOKIYN—A LABGB FRONT “ote ‘ sire y Appirst Ne, 7) ee Detween Congress jomEd cara HOME FOR THE WINTER.—A PRI PRI- . wi there are no other boarders, can commsdate with roome anc exceptionable references need French ianguage preferred. igre Be ete atine b gerat 70 ‘Lat, WITH ina brown tlone frost’ Roush witt aii the suodert improve: ments. venient to the cars and stages. No, 71 West Four- teenth street, first house west of Sixth a Svenue, iRENOH BOARD.—@ERTLEMRN ‘DESIROUS TO learnt wpeak 0 teacher ese stm eeacnertae This bouse he modern improvement ents }URNISHED ROOMS TO LRT—ON RRASONABLE Iso partial igri at $4 per week, by applying at 1 Wea street, ‘twenty. seventh DEIVATE BOARD IN BROOKLYN. A fe ae tao FUR. shed front parlor and bedroom, together or on en second floor; also accommodations for two single y men, in the new, first elass brown rtone ng street, ed convenient to the South ferries, Terms reason. able. exchanged. Apply as above. Be OOMS TO LET~AT 300 FOURTH STREET, FACING ‘Washington square, two blocks from Broadway; tront par bode . Apply to Mrs. Glover, on the OMS SINGLE. OR IN ee TO Jogi eT. FURNISG. ed, single gentlemen or prices; ibe house is privaie, and: hae ganbath ao ‘appiy at hie premises, 762 pO or to Set GOuDWIN, 604 Broadway; also many houses to 00M TO LET, UNFURNISHED—VRRY CAPACIOUS ‘with gas, and very desirably situated, A firat rate work: room, or suitable for @ ledy or eecany No children or rdera in the house, Address 5/5 Broadway: 3 00MB FOR RENT—NKAR ST. JOHN'S PARK, TO gentlemen, in a first clase house, rages to cara and orp tor She a a Relercnoee 1B VaricR siree StoBoclck F. Men per ANTED—UNFUKNISHED ROOMS AND GOOD boarc, for tour grown persons. between Union square and Thirtieth street. A nmall, well ordered fami'y (a0! s boarding bouse), ot auch accommodations to offer, in » pleasant situation, w treated bs iiberally. Poseeasion required fate in Macch. "Address, wits terman, be.,J. bor Wartna D—A FURNISHED ROOM, Wid BOARD FoR 8 lady and oliid elghteen months old, and breakfost for ewe i the vieinity of » siaughter house, Addrese ANTED—BY A x WInOW, WOs WOMAN, i APEW aint, board. whe. . Groaby ot at, Siiwees ee ean a a eg OR SALR—A BAY MARE. i HAND® HIGH, RIGHT we,” D a Bay waa ‘and a fast travel Ee oa ‘spply st Thompson's iid Ras Thiceenierese °° - SALR—ONE oh ay gal BOBTAILED SORRKL 16 hands 1, 7 years old; warranted sound and ‘ndiiton. Price $146. “Also, oe been Nile fh ‘hop corner of Filion Ng TROTTING BT. or JOHN FuR- Troted last At ef bg Se believed to be Dest conditina, per- ‘Would take another horse in part f, 200 Clinton st. ree ae TO ros FRW WILL BR KEPT. f ON THE ‘frat rave stable and kind care for 9 ee ni poenny Inland. Apply tw 5AML W. Warm “3 SECOND HAND DooroR’’ atG, re] Good order. Apply at 156 South street, up stairs, ILLEOART _Aixos, VERZENAY AKD py eee x. yore is, Tanpeysece es wre Eu. i aa name ae By wii boty wo Sw feu Now York, se SYNOLDE & YAN SOHAICK, Plalati's Avorgios, 70 LEASE, THE DESIRABLE PROP AR- IY, 618 Frocdway: building 2340, four ores and, Dase- Can be altered 7 improved ef.» sual! outiay: Aiba, 10 lease, a store & d basement on the west side of Broadway. Apply to JAMES PHAUK, 200 Hudson street. ESIRABLE papain igen ROOMS IN A MODFBN bow e, contalong gas, rath, bot and cold waier, 40, riety furrisbed; location Thirty first eee Pitt avenus tL te, ‘At the’ Bosrdorw PAppisiou's Bullding, 346 sab re way. Ge Waar mee RET CLASS STORE TO LEASK.—A FIRST OLASS Frost’, shout ta, be be erected om the Boutheast corner of will srevelvedby BU. HATYTSLAD, way F ISHED HOUSE TO LET—IN wear TWENTY 88- cond street, between sie aad Ninth avenues; is a three story end basement, modern built, with extension parior, bath, ar, &c., and convenient to car car and stage roates. of February, ._ Apply to H. L. ‘BUTLER, 34 Oortlands a Mak idh ge HOUSE TO LET, AT PERTH AMBOF, MN. Ky large double basse with garden aod fruit esa, from May’ lo Rove; rent $00 for iho season. ApP!y, fer eae ‘Week, af 281 Kast au Brosdwar. pie ALL ‘AND LODGE ROOMS TO LET OB LE from fhe Orst of ei next; the large and beautdul pode uikiing ( will neat peraous) corner of Bir reonss Morton stress; aultable fire church; also ine we, Inde fe building, with seperate entrance in Street, thers whole will be Dalnted ‘aud putin complete order. Tgtie neh Hiamsnond sree, a two o'clock, of ae LARGE SLOFTY Wi WORKSHOPS IN TRE NSW corner of Donave and Kim streaia; beri of iL jr alnaac floor. Inquire Mokenna, 32 Uentr LET—THE STORE "AND BASEMENT 635 BROAD, T ‘way, 100 feet deep, lately known as the “Turki-h Hazaar Apply a ‘on the premises, or te W. L. CUTTING, 150 Tih LET—ENTRY IMMEDIATELY—THE HOUSE = ‘West Fourteenth Apply at 53 Morton strest, te BURTES, the owner, i igh LET- BROADWAY Petit bad As Leahy st leat orem plihewd furnished with all the moaern Tciprovenaais: Siu persons, Apply (on the premises) WIAMES B. Ot B. OO LET—THEKE THEBX STORY HOUSES, IN FIFTY. ion dere betwee Ape a Al ‘a Go 2B. POLLLUN, 204 South street, 0 LET_THE STORE, 3 388 GRAND STREMT, NHAR sae market, one of the the ge A obeap rent best locations LET—NEXT DOOB TO Legit rts 4) IN OAM. bers street, a large basement, suitable for’ invuraaoe or broker's offloes. Can be seen atany time Fer terms avply 10 cole: MLLIVTT, 195 Pearl street, Possecslon given tn- medis'ely. ‘fo LET—1N OLINTON HALL, ASTOR PLAOM, by] t stores, will be leased for a term of years. toit's large room Colirlay ppt tae ap a + aes for church cr sosieties. to the Janier the building, or EDMUND oor Orers. i} are, we LET. —ROOMS * TO LET, WITH STEAM Powsa, I” and Bariem New Haven Railroad Depot Suid’ feantone THUMAS BENNS?T, cocner of im and Franthe 1 ‘LET—PART OF A HOUSE, UNFURNISHED, TO A A, gentleman and wite, or two single genuemen. ‘Terms ac. modating. Please inquire at 333 Fourth avenue, 10 LET—HOUBE NO. 105 NINTH STRERT, BETWHEN pu Brondway and University place; howe four viorieg, wih Aa aia ‘1 Ninth street, between 9 and ‘tl A, wees or Sand LET 1W0 OF THOSK NEW AnD yaey eed pr ib the north side of Dues. with bay windows, doudle st ‘and all the modern improvements. py ty third street, or at the office of P. Hin Suir wotanws & CU., 81 Greenwich sires. N. toed ae oe lication can be entertained for schools or boarding ‘0 LET~STORE, BACK ROOM np OBLLAR, ea Hudeon str et Pipers pry Dusioeen. Ne- ‘VERY CHEAP—A BAKEW’S STORE, wits 3a ius Davis N No, ST Bettie eltp. | om o anion MES DAVL3, T° LET. 1K SECOND AND THIRD teeta a Tae bavkixg building corner of Fourteenth st. and Bighth av, divided off into offices. and suitadin tor jellher busiaess, wa seademy, primary sabool or. {iaguerroolypat Also, abesia oftice in the basement, on bog. ites ist low ‘eget aitic, suitable Tora sotiey or io a Possession given imm 183 aro . & A. KIN BLAND & BU TON, 85 Broad street T°, LET—HOURE AND STORK OORNER UF WEUT Brosdway and Franklin separate or togeihsry house 110 West Broadway; bouse for = akop down town; rent $250; Fooins on the seoond floor, 126 Fransiia sireel. Apply to _8. 6.8 MINH, 1 18 Mott atreet, bi hea {rd net STORE, “a joka tend STRURT, @ clothing storeor siness, one ba ck al above South ferry. kent $350 ‘704 Foc o Poteet TS SPLENDID FIVE STORY HOUSE, 10, il Broome arta, merge Cx otek Soa Wikies eee use? Apply to L. H J nO ERT OR LANE @00D Sone het ‘avenue, near Jefferson Market. Ris WILKINS, 14 Pine mireet, or in the ‘evening's: 804 Jaxe st. (TO maser ‘DELMONICO aoe ol a rd S114 Peart erest sMitd & NOBLE T° LBASR.—THE FIVE 8TORY BRIOK bgp epee a 81 West street, entire, or the cellar, swore, offices each separate. Tis eminently Ned ior Hour ce proved store, »_ Apply en the premises: floor, rear office. Tage LPASE, IN Def STB KET. — a, LBA! ibie marble fron’ 60 Ve dh, Pte hi claleal HOUSES TOL LET_¥URNITUBH or sale cheap. Good locations Inquire at 84 and 8 Mercer rock ___HOUSES, | ROOMS, & oy WANTED. A COMPETENT PRACTICAL FARMER ANTS 20 20 Tent or take ebarge of a farm from the 1s of Apri! next, farm, saceesibie to New York, by ra‘iroad ences given and, roy iatred- Palmer's Aivorus- ing eae, fot budlotngs, New “York, will be aiiended to GENTLFMAN WISHES, FOR BIMSEL¥ AND BIs- two or three weil furbishec rooms up town, salting room aud bedrooms, wit be privilege ot kickea; raat, mut ve low, house quiely respectable. Address, stating terms, re LADY AND GENTLEMAN Want 10 RENT A FUR- Jarmansvili ished hove to Ci in 5 Fen'eal n-gborbond Rent net to exceed $000 per annum. ¥.8,, 081 Broad ‘way, Union square Post offloe. furniture. A modern built three Louse, in 8 good location, below Four.eanta ‘aroot pret vee aie puis full partioulara x pust har = lowe ot tartaas We W i+ BO: OUBE WANTED TO BENT. wit oR A Cag! ed ObkE, WANTED 1K THe NKIGHBORKDOD OF jor at Bot lower down th iard street, east of tbe Lowery. s two or hres stor, cowafurtani brick boule. Any parton having one tor nalo wil mek wich oneb cunte ‘addres MM, stauing locavion and Drie. at arta PARATICKETH WANTED—ON GOLD AND SIL watches, jewelry, ready made clot ‘every cevcripton, 8! Chaikin. Caice bourr f ‘ANTED—TO RENT OB LEASR, IN THe LOWER part of the city, one or two reek hope, with good light and steam power, ior a ight maauiacturing Dasines, Pisses sion, if possible, before the la: of May, Please addrew M. K., 0x 109 Heral ala offios. ANTRD- 3 A ean Leta plat UnFuaS 194 W ttuaied in one of edjoining ry mmdway. be iD. tween Canal and Fours “areola, Aron tae by letter pos particulars rent, situation, £c., to voctor The 766 Broadw a: WANtep—rRow THE MIDDLE OF FRS SRO. the third floor of @ nics house with ments; by an Ameriesn family of own dees ee to ibe & ey nae post WANTED—FOR A aden Wire AND SRR- vant, three apartments. with use of @ kitchen. A mode cute price will be paid. A , saulng ren’ sod jocation, HB, box 4,061 Post office. No boarding houve need appiy. ANTED—BY A. OKNTLEMAN AND WIFK, A SUT? UW furnished rooms, with of without board, on toe fret 0 “o a ae house up town, Uli the frsi of May er longer, la. No obj to purshase the furnivars or take’ foun on the Sutire establishment, Address Dr. tox 8 roadway Post offices iz — Wats Omnia STORK, OK STORK AND honse, on the west sido of “ight araaus, beiwean Bte- and Thirteth streets. a teenth and Th Gdrees Culner!, Hernid ofiee, WW AnTRD—TWO OR THREE FURNISHRD ROOM? without board, for a smal) family, Location boi ween &. cas riptee Le Led from Canal to 234 ete. Pet He omens A Sdpran, terms per week or mow row Post office. wf WASTsD To Mine ASS POUR GYORY houre, attusted between 5 And T wowiy fia aa heave and Saris ee On & lease of three o¢ ve years. ving termina and locwilen, Gad ¥., bow ‘Tass? Fon ofice, Re wes io L) Sa F ar oP. ne of? tnd Bolcinok P, 80) ANTED—A GRY. eman who basa large wequaintance in thls city ano tm isrookiym may meet with a proftabie engageinent, ad dresn, With reference, post paid, to Jneurance box 241 Pow Call and tea foe yourwelven. Asthiun, broneh'ia, ae pepaia, Iver nnd iduey compiointa, newralets, and ail female weak nesses, cured. ifourabia, Office 176 Grand strat Satietac- paulvelceeaeen remember, ornopay, Dr, HAYES, peyqho-