The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1856, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. m BY MARKE?. Wepmeapar, Feb, 6—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was active this morning, but tthe tendency of prices was downward. There was Bo important variation in quotations. At the first board Virginia 6's declined { per cent; ayer 4; Nicaragua Transit, }; Reading Railroad, i; Pa- nama Railroed,¢; New York Central Railroad, $; Hartford and New Haven, }. Michigan Southern Opemed af 91 and closed at 91f per cent. The acti- vity im this stock is much talked of. We cannot learn that any broker in the street is buying for his Own acoount The orders are all from the outside, ‘and from parties able to take every share purchased, ‘The transactions to-day in this stock were larger than we have known for many years. Very important con- nections are about being made by the company, aud those who were early posted were the first in the field as purthasers. This is no Wall street bub- ble, but one of those phases in the history of pro- Tainent railroad companies, which parties occupying favorable positions avail themselves of to great advantage. The Detroit connection is considered by those who know most about these matters, a movement of the highest importance, and as that appears to be the basis of the heavy purchases of the stock, it must be admitted that it is something more than a proba- bility. There were sales of Milwaukie and Missis- sippi today at 8383) per cent. Phe aggregate was made up of small lots. The great trouble with this stock is its scarcity. Holders have n> desire to sell, and orders in the hands of brokers remain for weeks unsatisfied. Galena and Chicago was sold to-day more freely than usual, without change in prices. It closed at 110} per cent, buyer 60 days. This stock is so well known that parties wishing to purchaze do not stand about one or two per cent. Erie was not so strong to-day, but the fluctuations do not alarm holders or speculators for a rise, It is destined'to touch much higher points before the lapse of many days. It is our firm belief that at cur- rent rates Erie is about the cheapest rallroad stock on the list. We notice the sale of a small lot of Chiriqui Coal Company stock to-day at 26 per cent. | A small jot was sold yesterday at the same figure. Thisis the company we allnded to a few days since. Its coal resources are said to be inexhaustible, but the mining of an immense quantity of coal is not at all neceasary. We have shown that the sale of | 100,000 tons per annum wiil give the stockholders | a dividend of thirty-three per cent. Its coal lands could not be more favorably located. Occupying a | position midway between San Juan del Norte, Nica- Tagua and Aspinwall, the supply of those ports could be made at once, almost without any outlay of capital. Contiguous to Jamaica and Havana, those ports would look to this company for supplies. The importance of this coal deposit to our steam marine, if it be as extensive as represented, cannot be over estimated. Its value must be equal to all the other mineral resources of the country, for it will lead to their developement. It is not only important that a proper supply of coal should be found in that locali- ty, but that it should be so accessible. It lies directly on the banks of the lagoon, and on a large island in the lagoon, and can be cheaply and expeditiously mined. It is the only coal fit for fuel which has ever been discovered in that region, and the Chiriqui lagoon is represented to be the only safe harbor on the coast between Nicaragua aud Aspinwall. At the recond board the market was altogether better. Erie was firm at 533 per cent. Michigan Southern advanced to 91}; Nicaragua Transit went up 4 per cent; Reading Railroad, 4; Chicago and Rock Iatand, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, j. The ab- pence of the steamer serves to depress the market. Notwithstanding the favorable complexion of the last advices, people who are afraid of their own shadow cannot be expected to have confidence enough to operate when later news is 80 near at hand. Ifthe steamer should not arrive until Satur- day, this class of speculators will werk themselves up into # regular panic. We should not be sur prised to see consols 91 per cent by the steamers now due. After the board, 533 was bid for Erie; Reading, 874 bid, 873 asked; Galena and Chicago, 1094 bid, 1093 asked. Michigan Southern sold in the street at 924, bayer 30 days. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol- lows :— Paid on Treasury acount, « $171,833 65 Received do. +. 111,364 42 Balance do. . 1, 763,863 77 Paid for Array office .. 96,368 02 Paid on disbursing checks. ciscece | O27 35 The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 2d inst., were as foliows:— For the gfemption of stocks .. $2,331 21 For the Department 3,666 98 For tke In erior bepertsent, oo 38,895 57 For Castoma 44804 39 Interior repay Warran’é received and entered. 3,383 61 From mi-cliancous sources. 80,621 89 The steamship Africa, from this port for Liverpool to-day, carried out $303,941 75 in specie. This ie the first shipment of consequence this year. The closing quotations for sterling exchange to-day were 84 a 53 per cent premium. It is announced by the telegraph that the Texas Debt bill has passed both houses of the Legislature of that State. It passed on the 30th of January. It ig reported that the late State Treasurer of Wis- consin is a defaulter to the extent of $39,000. The Watertown and Rome Railroad Company have declared a dividend of ten per cent, payable in stock; the Kni.kerbocker Stage Company, five per cent, cash; Pennsylvania Coal Company, five per cent. The receipts of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company, in January, were $77,713, being an in- crease of $15,860 over those of January, 1354, or 26 per cent. The receipts in January, 1854, were $41,500; January, 1855, $61,553; January, 1856, $77,713. ‘The total earnings of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for the year 1856, were $4,270,015 56, From this amount the deductions of tolls on several railroads are to be made, which leaves the year’s Dasiness $3,538,333 29. After the expenses are de- @ucted, the net profits of the company amount to $1,829,277 64. The capital is $12,355,525; debta, $7,519,096 64. At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, the following Board of Directors was elected:—President, W. W. ; Managers, John T. Johnston, Wm. H. Getemer, J.G. Fell, Asa Packer, E. A. Packer and D.Barnet. The Lehigh Valley Railroad is the Penn- syivania extension of the New Jersey Central Rail- The following is a statement of the condition of the banks of the United States at dates nearest to the first of January, 1856. The whole number of banks and branches throughout the Union is 1,273:— Banka os am Unrrep Stara. “god ‘cirealation 177, 1 change, &o 606,286, 779 oS ter et 2 ex Presrsoatand. 90/061 623 ‘Total... ....9781,285,906 Total. ‘ The above statement exhibits, npon comparison with the first day of January, 1855, an inorease in the amount of capital of $9,488,708, of circulation $12,101,016, of deposits $30,919,245, and of specie ‘The Philadelphia Ledger of the 6th inst. gives the annexed statement relative to the Long Island ae of the fe gary meh boos itsed, oud toon Cp ete, i Total ....++.+++ $206,636 This ts a very handsome increase on the receipts of the jous year, and the company, we understand, eatdmate revenues oi the epg Pl from local business, ac £0,000. On the laat y: receipts of $206,085. the ev pony retired about of their funded ae cow free from their floating liabilities It ia a simple q/ (ou in the “rule of three” how mach of fanged debt particularly desirous of getting rid of it. The Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank of this city has just put forth its fifth annual report. The trustees received in all 1865, from 8,167 depositors, $062,720 49, and of these 2,270 were new acconnts. Tn the same period the sum of $548,008 43 has beea withdrawn by 7,343 depositors, of whom 1,670 have closed their accounts. The depositors are classi- fied:—293 minors, 236 domestic servants, 215 la- borers, 132 clerks, 70 tailors, 64 seamstresses, 67 porters, 63 pedlers, 52 clergymen, 63 shoemakers, and the remainder in small numbers of various claszes. The great majority of the depositors are Insh, numbering 1,729 out of the 2,270—the institu- tion being got up for their behalf mainly. The de- Posits have been made in sums varying Irom five thousand dollars down to one dollar. The sum in deposit on the Ist of January was $1,016,206 53, invested in bonds and mortgages. The average of each account is $233 33. The Gold Hill Mining Company is rapidly reco vering from the difficulties which at one time threatened to overwhelm it. The company have finally completed all of their mills, machinery, &c., and no obstacle seems now in the way for a resamp- tion of dividends at an early day. This company offers an exception to most of the present mining projects. Its managers have the greatest confidence in its resources, and believe that all the early state. ments made in relation to the richness of the mine, its productiveness, &c., will ultimately be realized. We hope all their anticipations will prove realities. A report has just been issued, from which we leara that the capital amounts to $579,960, and that there are in the treasury 24,003 shares which are not to be sold. At the date of the previous report, the out- standing indebtedness was $151,480 06, since which time it has been paid in tull. The receipts from all sources have been $211,683 78, and the disbursements $211,338 38—-cash balance January 1, 1356, $345 40. A large portion of the report is occupied by the presi- dent in explaining the cause of payment and suspen- sion of dividends. His explanations must be per” fectly satisfactory to the stockholders. It appears that the earnings of the mine were used in expendi- tures which properly should have come out of capi- tal, and a suspension of dividends was therefore in- evitable. The great error was in, continuing them solong. The report says :-— ‘The company have received from the products of the mine $173,014 42, and a balance of $3,474 16, derived from the sasessment over and above the $125,000 dens for the purchase ot the property, and toe amoun: received for the tale of such stock as has been disposed of, from which the stockholders bhava received in dividends $96,804 20, and have in the treasury $345 40, and $16 427 81 in goods, wood, quicksilver, pork, tallow &e., which has been psic for io cs!) snd «re all ‘required for mining purposes, and are to ve regarded as cash, and the balance bus been expended on the mine. ‘The gross earnings and expenditures of the Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia railroads during the year 1855, were as follows :— Lirmtz Mia and CoLvunus AND Xevta Rarrroaps. $501,531 70 480,822 52 34,826 88 $1,017, 180 10 506,546 31 , Net earniogs. $510,633 29 Of this two thirds, or $340,422 20, belongs to the Little Miami, after the deduction of 10 per cent divi- dends, which, in consequence of using earnings in the construction of a second track, were not paid in cash. The surplus is $258,963, a trifling increase on the previous year. The number of passengers car. Tied was 309,545, against 322,422 in 1854. The re port of the President says :— Notwithstandiog the untavorable circumstan:es at- tend'ng ail railroad interests during the early par: of the bee year, Our earnings for 1855 do not differ ma‘ cm those of the year previous. But if our income not inore.sed, ia some oxher respects our candition hss improved. The fioating debt has been reduced; we have borrowed but little money. and that little on short loans, repaid from the accruing receipts, and not adding (o tie responsibiities of the company. ‘The road has been ia- proved, and the property of the company increased in value.’ The double track, which is now in operation over nearly cne third of the length of our road, has added greatly to the cepacity for the transaction of ‘busi- nese, 66 well as to the safety and speed with which our trains may be run, and may therefore bs considered as a valuable investment tor the stockholders to the ful! amount of its cost. The Legislative Committee of the Georgia Legis- latare have reported the following resolutions rela- tive to the Atlanta Bank, of that State:— 1. That his Excellency, the Governor, be requested to issue his proclamation declaring the charter of aid bank forfeited, for a violation of its provisions, a4 contained in the fourteenth acction of said charter. 2 That the Solicitor General of the Coweta circuit he instructed and requiced to institute such legal procsedings sgsinst said bank as may be necessary and proper, for tee purpore of having the charter of said bank adjndged fortetted, and the privileges and franchises thereby granted,’ returned to the State. 3. That the Sohcitor General of the Cowata circuit be tustructed and required to iustitate prosecutions on tha criminal side of the Superior Court of Fulton county, ageinst George Smith, as Director, and 3. O. Higginsoa, President, and J. R. Valentine, Cashier, of said bank. for a violation ot the twenty-seventh section of tre sixth di- vision of the Pens! Code, and that he use such means, and take such steps, as may be legal and proper to cause such persons tobe brought to trial and punishment. Stock Exchange. Weoxespar, Fab 6, 1855. $5000 Virginia 6's BL hs Mich RRS 100 do. 1000 Mistou: 150.0 do. 86 ‘2000 Ohio 6’s, 66... 100 1000 Ili Cen RR bs.03 1000 Ill F bs with pri - 1000 Har let mig bs. 8136 2000 Hud R latm bs 96 47 sha Bank of Amer 117 26 Obto Life & Tr Co 92 0 Ocean Bank..." $2 125 Bruns City Ld0o, 5% 200 Nie Transit Co. 1 ‘sm $12000 I C RRbs..03 tl atte the lst of Marsh fear is on Fund p= of nye will te erent at an) tofore i i ———, Sora ctt conmruction of the Detroit and Toledo Railroad yi will hes et bag of = to the South. Railroad, especially from the Su:pens Bridge avd Great Western (Canada) route. [a Tantion to the Detroit and Toledo Railroad, the charter of the Northern Indiana Railroad tn ‘thio confers the right to rt of the road ta Ohio, about six miloa and contract withany roadin Michwan. Anout two years ago, we learn, the right of way was roquired for the read feom the Obio line to Monroe, and the con. — of the road was contracted for at $7,000 per mite. When the consolidation of the Michigan Southern with the Northern Indians took Wi the rights and obliga tions of each were aatumed by the pew pompany; aud it m acequate ter M mnroe. If imtended thirty-six miles fur je Dotnet, it then reacts of grea and has « Ne ie eg ea Raiiroad in Canada. The whole distarce from Detroit to Toledo, and thenve over the air line (Goauen liao) will not it is stated, exceed the ‘tral in lemgth more thia one or two miles, besides having seventy milss of straight Mne in one ta: with eastern ite re othe tlle’ Theos ets show rit more than ten only the pirenate a ‘the position of the railroal between the head of Lake Erie, but also how legitimate is this exiensivn 10 Detroit, and of which all Dut thirty-six miles was before provided for. The whole line is very level, cf eaxy and cheap consiruction, wih depow open and ready at each end, and may be ozerated with economy. cary OOMMEROLAL REPOaT. Weonmway, Fob. 6—3 P. M. AsHES.—The rales were limite: wad priesa unchaaged. Breaperurrs.—Flour—The market was inactive aad without change in prices. The transactions enoraced about 3,000 a 4.000 Nols including comvon to extra State, at $7 50a $7 623; Westecn axed and fancy to goed grade of extra $7 30a $7 75 and $9; extra Gene- jd at $9 0 $10; Cavadian was unchanged, and sales limited; about 200 s 400 bbis. ware sold at 88 0810; South- ern, owirg to almosi suspended receipts, was firm, with sales of about 1,260 8 1,400 bbls., including cxmmyn to choice brands, at $8 60'a $9, and fancy to extra ditto at $0.0 $10 25. ‘Rye flour and cornmes! were without in prices. Wheat—Uhs market was quiet; prime fot wore wanted for milling, but hel above tae views of ‘a small lot of poor Southern rec was sold at $1.80; white Jennessee and Wesirn good red were sold at $1 90, and prime Missouri was heid at $215, whie buyers «fered a much lower figure. Corn—The marke? was inactive, transactions bemg checked by the prevalence of ice in the rivers aud docks. Ths aules nt 1,500 bushels, ixolusing southern yel- at Bic. a 87c., and 1,600 do. do., deitsered, wold at 87c. @ 90¢e., which was anvutatde price. Jersey yellow, delivered, was sold at 820. a 83c. Rye—Sales of 6,000 bushels were made, from stor: Oats were duit, with mocerate sales of State a 4tc., and of Western at 47¢. & 0¢.; Jecsey at dlc. a 423. Corras— (be market was firm, and traosactions were made at fuil prices. About 1,600 bags Rio wore sold at The. 11% c., and 500 do. Maracaibo at 11%. a 12%e. Corrox.—The market ooutinaed firm, with sa’es of | 8,000 » 4,000 bales, with @ considerable portion in | transitu. FREIGHTS.—The obstructed state of the harbor still con- tinued to act uu.avorably up n engagements. To Livar- pool sbout 500 » 600 bales of c.'ton were engaged at 3-16d. @ 7-324. for compress dant uncompressed square bales, nd 4d. for round bales. 500 tierors jard and 300 tierces beef a1 26, per ton. To London about 300 tierees beef were reported ut 40s, perton. To Havre, 000 bales cotton were engaged at %c Flour was at 76c, and grain at 16c. w 17c., ond ashes at $10, To Bremen 120 ceroons of tobacco were engaged at 325. 6d. Hay was firm. at $1 12 por 100 lbs. MOLAsers.—-Adout 600 a 600 bols. New Orleans were sold at 48e. a 443¢0., with small lo‘s prime quality at 450. a 460. NAVAL Srones wero quiot, and prices were unchangad. Ous—Whale and sperm were in better de rand, at easier rates, Linseei was held at 020., which was ‘above the views of buyers. Lard oil was at Bbc. 2 98c. Provieions —Purk—Holdera were rathe: stiffer, and the sales embraced about 400 a 500 pbis., including moss at $15 75 a $16, and prime at $14. Beef was duli, wish roles of 150 bbie., Denep ad country prise at $9.4 $9 ind mess do. at $10 a $1l.; repackes Western was at $11 a $14 50, and prime "mees at $18 a $23. A small eale of beef hams was made at $14. Bacon was rather easier for lota on the spot, at 93c., and 500 boxes short middles, ribs in, deliverable during the present menth, at 9c. Hams were at 83{c.0 9c. Lard was without , end sales of abous 300 a 400 bbls. were wadest 103¢c. & 10%, the latver figuce for prime. Bat- ter was steady, at 18c. a 22c. tor Onio, and at 23c, for State. Cheore was dull, at 9c, ald}so, Rice. —Sales of 450 caske were made, at disc. a Bie. Srices.—Sales of 100 baga pimento were made at 11 3¢c., and 100 bags pepper a: 113<c. SUGARS.—A cargo of 165 bhds. new crop Cuba, the ee of the eeason, only multable for retains was sold at 7 aes ne ees were ined to small fo without a ‘Winexey, cachet wae heavy and prices easier. Sales cf 100 bbls. Jersey were made at 323,c., and 400 bbls. Obie and prison st 33c., with small lots of the latter reported a trifle higher. ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. SALES AT AUCTION. LBERT H, NIOOLAY, Gee peg ay SELL, clock, at the Meichants $500 Lake lite, Wabash aod St. Louis Hallroad, Ist mort a cage bonds. * + 2 $1,000 S000 3. ¥.and tie Ri , per cea conreriibia bonds. 1,090 ee ae e Western KK. ist bonds, 1,000 88858: r+ 5 — oe Terms of sale, ten rae cent this day, and efc 2o’clock to-morrow. The accrued po on all the bonds will be charged to the purchaser. lar sale on Mon dry, February 11. NIOHOLAY, _Auctioneer and Banker, No. 4 Broad street. LBERT. H, NICOLAY, AUOTIONRER.—ARSOLUTE of Alieen years! lease of the building No 21 Wall st, Gorner of Broad ALBEnT H. NICOLAY wilf sell on W ednes: day, February 1: the Merchants’ Ex- ¥ —Tho 16 yours’ unex. premises known as Jonditions 0° leave are as Yearly rent for the first five years, $2,050, payne quarterly, and Croton water tax; atter May 1, 1861. then 4 rent of $3,250 per a1 num and water ‘aX, and the lessee to kop the building im repair. The property cow renta for $6,000 per apnum. and cou'd easily be made to bring $3,000 For @n investment nothing oou'd be offered which pave co greats profit us this Jeaso, ‘Thus nn opportunity is presenter seléom fo be met with, and should be 6 abraced by those seek- ing ase profitable and permanent Investment. First clas: sity bonds and mortgages will be ‘aiken for one half the pur mon ipariouiart coply to ALBERT H. "AUCTIONEER —VALUABLE ction. Albert H. Nicola Weanesdcr, t 12 o'clock, at the Mer- nus’ Rachange, two ésirabie tots on noribéast corner of of Second avenue and Kigh'y fifth street. No lols =< inducements, as the Second Avenue Railroad rave property, Terms easy and tide indisputable. For fa A Geulars: apply to ALB! RT H, NICULAY, Auctioneer, Broad street. LBRT H. NICE OLAY,. Aco er toa at orev S81GNEE'S SALE.—THE ENTIRY STOCK OF MOURN aia the store 551 Broadway, for sale for cash. E. QUINAN, Assignee, “and 82 Chambers S5IGNER’S FALE.—BORDEAUX PRUNES, LAMPS, 4c~-Friday, Feb. 8, at 12 07cloek. at 211 Green wich street, corner uf Veroy. for aocount of former purchasers. three cases cberiea prunes, in ah = nop wicks, 17 botties cherri eck. and lamp glassea, soa) fund cand os; also a butcher's cart wad harness, We ax ait. ‘TER, aucuoneer, 67 Dey street, corner Greenwich. UCTION NOTICE “THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER, BY BELL & BUSH. mid day,at il < in the salesrooms, 12 North William stre 111 B8 sold the furniture of a genteel tnmily; walnut hairs” Sofas, divans, with crimson covered Toot bedding poy wasasoe"as Sno nth eror n Sn Pictures, engravings, paintings, & ipa UoTION |x NOTIOR.—THOS. BELL, A 0) _ Ao RLL & ys gil pri. ‘on Friday A. tose dea saloeroomas, 1 2 North Wiliam we 3 ry goods, Paivath tancy articles, and gentle. cutlery, &o. UOTION NOTICE—H, 7. LEKDS eors.—M sale of roe ‘tt Bo either pe & . art C of parlor furniture, in French erimson Soresus, mal tad black wainat goth bortons ebsire, ects bodetonda, cane sont eaet Serie Frepoh plate lo glasses, do, amall with glass froma apd back, do. corner, i vetand earpets;) Tose wond bookcase and secre tary, oort do, brary; large French vases, inlaid thirty ay. clock; pearl inlaid knives and forks, iHiver piated enke besket, Ac.; kot omen Wreetel win- a tourleem, foot "black witht crionion table ar go and »mall pare, epgravings; crockery % 9 Ce ftebata, tes wemérons mer ea Haat § been in uso but a short time. ive. we T, AUC EN a ee a Willism str sale of housebold turniture, consiatin, ee deen = areas, ais ng of furnare pa bureaus and rusistandn sogere mirrors fron “—? fined ware eu Jaage wit © french pa plate oval ia as Bei me oath, ine coy Fase rood A hall stand, ¥ EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. SEHENOK. will sell, at auction, on ina ROT ARD o'clock A. M., precisaly, athia Palearoroin, 16 Wall street, « large im ‘of champ rendies, sherri ff Tort, Clarlm, &e vad quate ec in eight Arter Eason, Also, sardizes, tens, French chooolate aivs, re nee #0. Planet &' Co, Renault Photon’, Madeira, Forrestar & Papin: pork sham’s Amontiilado sherries, Xera de Ik ‘h whiekey, Lrish whiskey, Jan Taio rom; demijobns ‘and oasks; aisd four or five chotee branda of champagne. togeu er wi'h' a large tavolon or prine Bavane and German segars. The above brands ord (nail jaw of Nquors never having been before offered at ane tlon, efler a favorable opportunity to thove in the trade, alao to peivaig ys ert pes soe migra Pai flame rs aris we atts D. i na NASH, igo geet at ao and at Noen and a oantity of ob non. [,OGKNE 8. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONERR.—T0 BE SOLD OGRE RAR & NidHOLs, nt ibolr store 79° Nanaan sac, gn th» ebro reel tn Friday, Fe Boneuses 6 Citrate deal ITH, Administrator, meier, for ihe IN, AUCTIONEER ~—BY FR ANK. GE, A B. Ft ol Hees is sae to—On. Pe 0 a9 Naga street, wt 13g owe woou, ‘mahogany a ‘id vrmirmk ote of parlor starter, ‘in plush. brocat ‘cloth; reee- Wood, mahogany and we nut library and coasts 900k aases, etegeres rR ue, arenas droadeg do., wash ands; varlor eae; od imyarerose caston Derfurniture en sulle, Iastirvonoe: ‘palitweone sx-sasion tables, pla ed ware glass and chins war, mirrors oi! psini- ings, coxravioan, taney &o,. 20.; nla, ronewoot piano- fortes, of extrs fine fulsh wale pasidive 19 pay advances. ‘These yeing custom . are worthy tae attention of ea PMG RRB BxRoUrON 2ALR. JOUN W. SOWERINDYKE, AUO- tio. cer, store No. 20.Norh Wi'liam strect, will aul. tuls Guy, at 10 olclock, by virtue of several exeoutions, at No. 30 Cortlandt -treet, one large, safe, counters, doar, sad fssures, jot of jewelry, breast pins a atti a 2 tO TIN Ke FARRINGTON, ‘Unstable, ree COOK, AUCTIONGER.—PRREMP LORY SALK ‘of new ana elegant furniture. on This day. February 7, 81 103g o'clock, at 100 Brosaway, opposite Trinity church, con- sisting of pe , chamber and dining room sui . 80fas, es wardrobes, boukosses, desks, ceutre tabies, bed.teads, wi * ENRY B. BERT! sale—Un Frida: salesrooms No. 534 Pin liquor stor JR. AUOTIOMBRR.-SURRIEF’S Februar: at 1034 o'cl ot ies soaiatla at = veoaeee and removed f ence of sale, compi ‘sugars. coltee, spire, ray oll, sardines, randy on and & general assortment of grocerie:; #, tron ‘ead store furniure. Terms cash, By order of the sheriff, Le pe ecba AUOTIONEKR—WILL SELL ‘THIS Day, . ‘clock at 173 Ubattam square, the furnil a hotel era] assortment; a’so, the furniture of a family ‘wenty-third ag ‘el-0, feather ae, carpets, &o.; also, fanoy Ory goodn; aleo, Jeimaica rum and 200 boxes sardines, and various other goods. ORTGAGE, SALE. —JOBN W. SOMERINDYK ‘Sule of household furniture, &c. j0}go'cock at the anodon ron, No. 90; Nos Willinaa. 9 by virtue Of a chattel mortgage, consisting of mahogany safes aud chairs, marble (up contre and side tab es Brassels rarpe's gilt ‘ramed mirrors and e: \engravings, 6 gas obandeliers and braok- ete, girandoles, divans, ‘c, JOHN W. SOMBRINE TRIS. Aitorne: for mortgages. ORTGAGE SALE OF DIBTILLERY.—JOUN W. 80- KRINDYKE, auctioneor, store No. 20 North Wil atroet wil oell, to morrow, Fe. Ba 1034 o'elnck, Broome street, by viriue of & chattel mort the contents of a distiery, consisting of one oopoer Kettle, ee with gonse neck, of $50 gallons, ove éo of 12) ga'lons, one do. of 10 gallons two copper doublers, four copper cvlumns, one capper charger of 120 gai ons, four copper worms wih wooten condensers, Lot Of copper’ connecting pipes, lavoring apparatus, five Goode tanks cf trom Tabo to 1000 gallons, abe iron boxes, fron botler, retorte, force pumps, syphuns, hydromoters and steam gtiage. office furnitu'e, £0. JOHN W, SUMBRINDYKE, Aitorney for mortgages. JHKEIFF'S SALE OF CLOOKS—A M, ORISTALAR, euctioreer, 23 Bowery, will seli, on Friday, tha ih inst., & 11 o'clock, ‘ierty-six elght day and thirty, hour clocks, id bronze and giltfremes. By order of the Suerifl UNIS MORRELL, AUCTLONERR. —ENTIRE STOCK OF furniture, &c., will be sold, this day, (Thursday,) com- mercing at 1034 o'clock, sat Nassau street, (as alterauons in buatoess, requires thatthe prosontslook mia be sold. wituout reserve.) consisting of wardrobes, bookcases. sofas, chairs, rockers, tele a-tetea, bedsteads, large vatiety of’ wasi Sands mauremen, ‘ab lee? taahogany top extension dining ta. ies, 60 corner and book stands, iron safes, countinghoure desks, Portable desks and boxee, oll paintings and mirrors, one large pler mirror, lounges and bedsieads. At 12 o'c eck, euverior ait pianotorte; 10 commence hand, from Y HOMAS VEITCH, AUOTIOWRER, STORE NO. 16 Sprnce street. ‘This day (Thursday), Feb. 7, at1l o'clock A. M., ut the foot of Twelfth street, Kast river, ‘all the right, nd tte, Now 3 ereichaaiae Osmoany, jovern| 1895, or atany Mme thereafer, oft ens'9 two ‘cylinders, de. OHA T. , SteWART, De ff, Deputy be 7M. H. Fpceeos pe ‘AUCTIONEER. —4 DESIRABLE if ground in the olty of Bi B.FRANK- aut at farm. Wo. jo. 6 Broad aireet, N.Y. W. MELLOR, AUCTIONRER.—BY HOUGHTON, & MELLOR, this this aes ferrets look. a the mar»! aix a ne 6 the furniture ofa w teacher. Seneca pianofortes, of Lind ‘biitert & Go., Glenn, Lowel & C0. ‘and olber makers Oalalogues on the ‘morning ote W.2; T. Hpi os & fy AUCTIONEERS.—OONSTABLE’S le of and silver watches, clothing, bedding, feo. — ‘vhie day, at the auction room, 197 ‘Wiliam 9 sireet, at o'clock, three gold and six silver watches, lot of pants, aH vests, bed clot By ac. ‘WM. THU! POON, ‘Constable. FINANCIAL. $600.000. or bought for cash; Business confidentis! “—MONRY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS jon jewelry, dry goods, tial and “prowpl uy THOMPION'& OO, merchants, 107 Maseau sireet, sorner ou ae dies. Office till 6, at TAYLOR” TOO. O28, 39 hampers treet, pet door to Buston’s theatre, up stairs. $557.00 valuable property, hacement office, prompt and confidenuial. Old gold and —No buriness transacted on Saturday. $5.0 00C ~ WANTED, A GOOD BOOKKEEPER, WHO ‘+ can loan his employer $5.00, for which good security will be given anda e salary. Address box TO LOAN—ON yal DIAMONDS, borings ADS fecart, An or sliver bought. Ny, 4.613 Post office. NY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT terms, on diamonds, watches, pf yao for tor cas! ee changed for merebaanisor CARD TO PERSONS WISHING MONEY.— OFFICE, No.2 Appleton’s, Bulldings, 346 (way, corner ol d street (proprietors Americans). Liberal advanoos at monds, Waishes, Howe! ct ates yaluaalog: ol bough ageons Ctvilities Merchanws and mi accommodated IRVINE. & 00, USINESS PAPER DISCOUNTED, AND ADVANCES made wy vessels, by JOHN 8B. MURRAY, 44 Wall street, over ot Ni North America, D 'VIDEND—OFFIOR OF THE OCKAN STRAM NAVI, pany, New York, Jan. 7, 1856.—The Board of Diretios & semi-an- pln ca ta) bE OR SE POC ES STAGE OOM. day declared @ dividend of M ONRY ioe LOAR—ON DIAMONDS, WATOHES, JEW. Ed me os segare, and every description of uable P Stooks notes, mort Petree 4 cash, AYER, 334 Broadway, room No. Mom FOE TO LOAN ON Ep yeti CATCHES, Jnw- sonal property: DFO: He BELVBR, 1 Spice vee OF PO ONEY. oe DESORIFIION | OF G00 5 M Lakhs 28, aan money advanced, if dulred, is, igen brie Rew New ‘York General C No. 202 Ful oe ee ee i senissipimiminiaivets ty ‘ARK peg yA ONE WISHING TO MAK! M‘s% any addrom, Immediately, Thomas A: Hulchineon, Post ofc.” FFIUE OF THE PRNNSYLVANI | 0 tare bey a Set Yo Pa mock ot te ivania Coal Company has this day benrie, ya |, payable at the offloe of New ‘ork, on and after the 18th trans- fer books will be eloted bots te. ctustve, reasurer, 7 ave, declared & gent No. 13 Wik Mem street, New Tork, on Feb: 1606. "The 1 the 11 of February. ‘reasurer. INTEREST ON £3 BONDS OF TH Ts and Bureau Valley Railroad aren i te noe and aitor the frat any of February comnlation of the coupons at the Corn Exch: fang 01 13, a street, New York. URANT, Troasurer. H LOAN OF A HUNDR! OLLARS ts WANTED — For which afurniched room and the yywt of society and feforence will begiven. Please address Zugene, Browtway Fors ottee, | 1 hey ay A0m,—BOOMS 147 easy Bes eae ace Pisbed "01 ner i boar ‘a.’ These desir: and rome ce eae No 38 FOURTH AVENUE.—GENTLEMEN AND TaerR vives, or angle gentlemea, can can be acoommod: witb pleasant rooma by (Ah tr pas Gor yo spalentn, at the mere 2 | a home may © enjoyed, EBUE! ‘STREET, “OPPOSITE DEPAU Row.- — 157 i ee bedroom. wes0nd floor, hands met attached, ‘aati genlamas aod | rooms, on second floor, for sentemen roots. House conlains bain and gas. Dioner at 10. WEST FOURTEENTH fang av td FAMTI! aad s eingle g find rooms, fn auit oF sin: (iS Annunclason on hou e, 106 feat Fourteoath tweet, Opposite Appunciation churoh, Reference required. 96 ¥A83. Ea8T TWELFTH STREET, yr giecl BLpok FROM Broadway—a gent ema and it find first class accommodations. with vosrd; a] it second ator: front room furnished, eontaining hot god onld water, ges, bail room very convenient, ‘The house is handsomely furniahod; 9 | PRINOE STREET, WEST OF AND NEAR BROAD. ‘Way = A single, geatieman can obiain s desirable bet; first class house. _ 710 FRANKLIN bey einae FIRST HOUSE he 4} OF Broadway —A fine large front room. ‘and pso- try attached, on the second floor, 4) fet to one srtwo gonvecnen; breakfast served ff required, ‘Also. alngie and douple rooms, all neatly turniebed, “Ingu! above, 68 BET FOURTRENTH STREKT.—THIs HOUSE, beautifully located, and newly turn! readi und of rooms for to receive permanent families, and rooms tor single geutiomen, may be secured, 5688 [ret Ed] STRERT, NEAR BROADWAY. TWO on the first and second foot, neatly furaish- ed, to ee without board. on 4 MURRAY STREET.—BOA: & GENTLE- men and their wives, and single gentlemen. Also, far. Li. hed rooms t» let, without board. Also, @ second floor front room, with or without board, The house has all the modern improvements. 49 onCHARD STREKT.—BOARDING IN AN AMURI- can family.—Two or three aingle geutiemen can be ac- ccmmodated with full or partial board; also, & gentleman and his oe. apply st 49 Urobard street, between Grand and Hester. 34 NINTH STREET.—PLEAGANT ROOMS TO LET, with board, suitable for a gentleman and wile, or two single gentlemen; also, one single room. 29 GREENK STREET —A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, ard two or three single gentlemen, can be accomm« ‘With board and pleasant rooms, on very reasonable terms. 2. GREENE STRERT.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR or two single geptieman, can be accommodated with a ‘ar dscmely furnished room, with full or par'tal board, r Terms n moderate. heference excl t and WO board acd pleasant rooms within five minaie? Walk of Fuiton or Wail s:rect ferries. Apply at 65 Heury street, Brooklyn, LARGE ROO! and gas, to let, WITH TWO PAN?RIES, GRAET ith board, at 123 Sands street, Brooklyn, GENTLEMAN, BEING FRENOH CORRSSPOND- ent of a well known business in this olty, would wish to find Jedgic gs, with partial board. in a private gectee! family, up town, where no other boarders are taken, acd where ke might enjoy the comforts ofa home. In order to obtain mote rate terms, ke would be willing to employ one or two of iis tree hours by teaching bis, language, | Unexoeptionsble rater. pees as .to respectability. Please address box 109, erald office. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, O8 THREE OR FOUR single gentlemen, can be accommodated leasaut comin aid partial board at 122 Kast Twelfth rook ihe house 4 bendsomely furnished and contains all the modern improve- A YOUNG MAN WANTS A PLEASANT ROOM, AND partial board, in a private Amerioan family, dows town; erme'will be paid in advance if desired, Address American, Herald afllee. FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOCOMMO. dated with pleasar and pi ae ox nt rooms teenth street near Fourth avenue, by Sddressing J. 3,068 Post office. Ce Se jet— Wi or tlemen, in a new brown sate fete meee! with all the pt improvements, in ore of the best locatiens in the city, conve- nient 'o the cars and stages,71 West Fourteenth street, first ‘house west of Bixth avenue. A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LARGE ROOM, SUIT- able for.cne or two gentlemen, wo let, ine ne private nose) house, with all the mcdern improvements, Also, a eingie room, with Trot ote init, Apply at No. Piss Prince st. a few’ doors ‘West of Broadway. Bo LADY, OF QUIET Gone CAN OB- ‘board and a neatly furnished room, in a small fe- mily; location ceatial and weat of Broadway. for use ee days, Mra. F. G. Wilson, Broadway 7 Tom ofiee, OARD.—WANTED, IN AN TRALIAN ¥ FAMILY, A ae room, with oF y ‘without board, by a gentleman eng ey ee day. Adiress, stating " T OARD—A YOUNG MAN WANTS A PLEASANT FUR- ed room, with partial board, in ® private femily. Terma mist pot be over four dolldrs per week, including breakfast and tes. Address T. W. 8., Herald office. Re- ferences unexceptionable, OARD AT A PRIVATE HOUSE —ONE ROOM TO LET on floor and part of a room on th floor, fe. fentiemen, with or wihout board. Terms reasons ble. Hot cold and shower betvs free, Inquire at 4 Walker street, five doors west of Broadway. OARD IN EAST SIXTRNSTH STRERT.—AgPRIVATE, family will let a nice parlor, with pantry, on second floor, with partied board, to two single gentlemen, st $4 60 per Wook each, or tow geotiéman dnd {hie wits; house has the modern hmprovements; cars within half « block. 0.8. De, ‘Union square Post office. poss IN Re tage al —A NEWLY og ee ge ROOM \d bedroom, with or without partial ‘Apply at 85 Garden s'reet, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN CAN FIND A ge avd handsonely ished room at 38 Willow street, ihre’ roe walk from Wall street ‘and 1 Fulton ferries. Alao, ‘a suite of rooms. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ONE OR TWO paren gerUemen cau be ascommodated with partial ‘board, tna priv ate family, without children Location good. Ten minutes’ walk from be yer! ferry. Address 176 Adams s‘reet. OARD IN BROOKLYN. —A GENTLEMAN AND epd and Fer single gentlemen, can be accommodated wi good board an Margera | Dd applyin, at No. 68 Sia'e Lo corner of Garden st., three minuies’ walk from the South and Wall st. ferries, OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN WIFE AND Child, in w private fanuily, oF where thore are but few ; front room, redroom' and paniries, on the second Merred; medérn, improvements, and ‘convenient to erma must be moderate, ieferences exchanged. ‘Address W. P., Herald offioe. OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—ABOUT THE END of this month, two gentlemen will require ® well far- Dished room, with Tull or partial board, situation must be near South or Wa'l street nt A house where there are few ore other Boarders pi preferred. Address, with terms, &c., A. —TWO, pi ed nad BE amour oom, nesy furniahed, sort Moore wreet, Baibain the bows." ji OARDING.—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON FIRST floor, eultable for « small tamiiy, with Private table, if derired, in frat lags house, 43 West Twenty second etwoen Fifth and Sixth arenes; also @ trovt basement ‘erences required, posses ere PERSONS CAN BR ACCOMMO- betray nies 1, wit! ma house leksantly located, conve- jet_on most advantageous Second avenue, near Second street. with modern improvement: nient to cars ard wages. Wilt ‘be terms, ifvulted. No. 40 BoARDING, 19 UNION SQUARE.—ROOMS, IN a ond single, pleasantly situated, with all necessary con niences. Apply as above. CARDING WANTED~BY TW0 ORNTLEMEN—A PAR. with bedroom, or ire pele rooms, not above Tenth stool,” Penne addvone box 2741 Post oles, BRQORLEN— A GENTERL ENGLISH FAMILY ‘Deane three ‘an partial Brooklyn, Helghts, five minutes) walk from Weil and Fulton ferriee, Rome newly farniahed., Good table and s hose ‘Terms moderaie, Addrvss offered. References rrshaneet. J., 2,249 Post office, New York. yt GENTLEMEN OAN BE ACOOMMODATED WITa Het peep egg ‘board, in Eres pay, 368 ence, Dinner a4 6 P. M, Paine FREE, BOABD.—@! eee tr is i pened TO so.speek French, both by leteons aad practice, can y ‘Dear Second q SE iy a lls hima ae trom Paria Fue ma es all the modern improvemen’ ENTLEMRN AND THEIR OR 8} fa fall Ddoare, at’ 3 | Her fatisoromnt merrer eno = TE Bs est within ROME TURNTS walk Hr oe ee hanes Ae bi Ro] and bedroom on second Ly Terms twelve doll coe “preaktuet i required. Address K. aki I eI re daescinipcnaatttpattacatadine ANTED-IN A FIRST OLAS8 BO. OUBR, W* tn Brooklyn, one or (wo Bere nears or Saat ot Numan, el treo, wth Leese ner pt Bacio» Desc ecm ote och nor Wee BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, A NEATLY , with fall or partia: ‘in & = wus within ten matnva p~ f+ ~ ee FS Nicholas 18 location and terms, ust be moderate, or tn Broadway Post oflee, ba a, SEGARS. Groans, CASH PURCHASERS OF SEGARS OA\ , and bave & selection from a sock ‘segars—imported Havana, domestic and nm The principal portion of these trae rant be eold immediatoly ‘0. © uhm, aL 1 Broadway, ap ataira, ‘EXTRA PAY. Guana ean AGAINST UNTIED 8 STATRS. al iroe, (ongoment lawyer, publies and lata Parser U, 8. Navy" P 4 Pande, recovers, si kinds, of Od United States, obtains U. 8. in thirty six hoa ae PRO- nearl; RID ba iy! To U. 8. ship Portamonth’s ere, for capture, in Mexican War, OCnbip Admittance, now payadio lleauon to HOUSES, ROOMS, 60. WANTED. TuAMeEED ROCey re «tle BuABD, WITH wanted, yey dn ‘even ‘and req Address, Miuiog ure IT, & Wee box lll id office. . URE ISHED HUUSK WANTED —A b petit AND 1) wife would like a gentes! furnished the Ist of ind ane Siath avenues, “aay ope cen reapoa- 1 Bic orem and prompt pay adareat importer, Herald ald ofise, stating location, name and price per year, \URNISHED oe WANTED-—BY A LADY “AND quiet ‘ua lang bed are 40 fers: fished, Parlor and adjolaing bedroom, wilh Biteben ‘and. sorvant ges and baths. A b Saray be found. | by ndarogting, ni with terms full partioulars, WM. G., Union square P RAND, TaERE “WANTED. 4 o0S8 AND Stone or a store ip Grand street, beiwe ‘Sivek or nanan ds Any person having the above may ‘address A. B., Herala office. OUBK IN BROOKLYN.—WANTED, A GOOD BoUsB ane tp toe bows or Wail s tect ferries. Wea oat about $008, A leage preterred. ‘Address Alphas, Herald office. pet WANTED-TO HIRF OB FUR CHARS, In HO boken or Jersey City, at ® rent ot over $350 peran bum, contiguous to the ferry. Any i He faving a house te let oF for sale, Sy) find a good ahd permanent teaant or pur- chaeer from rat of fing ina Dent, by, addressing ‘Frederic, Jerald office, stating Jogation OUBE Ay ig at A A SMALL FAMILY; A TWO oR Hs furnished or unt betwcon ‘thi Sorter Diem to Per adeee , atin econ OUSE WANTAD-BY A SMALL HAMILY, WHO HAVE Bee ‘A comfortable ing unfurnished, i tie macern soavanisoosn Trang res 36 Beventh avenue, corner of Thirteenth at, OUSE IN BROOKLYN WAATRD—SUITABLE FoR A rhe family; must be convenient to Wall pees or Fu ton ee, ‘Adaress, stating terms and location, G. H. 8 , box 713 ‘ost office, RON SAFE WANTED—LARGR SIZE, SROOND Hann, Apply to Pacific Insurance Compan; cof Gi atreel and Broadway. oon OFT WANTED—A LARGE. SPACIOUS LOFT. outas second or third ficor, for @ light manufasturin, in or convenient to Malden jane or Joba st, for ag. tenant may got by addressing J, ad J., Herald offloe, EWARK,N, J. TW ANTED, FOR A Teva GRNTREL ith possession — ae located eat Sweet, Le Market strset and “tbe new che ig ae ‘AnY Person having such a, store to Jet, can hear of 8 respanat bie and permanent tevant by ‘uldreeing bo box 4,195, New York Post office, stating location and terma. (OOMS WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN FAMILY, OF three grown persona; must be in a house with the modern improvements, and the main room must have & dedroom opea- Ing from It: rent 10 be moderate, and the honse in «goo neighborhrod and eray of agceat to the City Hall. Bookkeeper, box 2161 Post oftice, / ANTED—A COTTAGE ON STATSN ISLAND, FOR the summer months, furnished preferred; stable and coach house must be attached 1 tae house, State reat and location, address K., box 769, Pestoflios W ANTED- ROOMS SUITABLE FOR PHOTOG? APSTE purposes, within three or four biocks of Astor pines Address Gr ., Herald office, stating price and place. TANTED—PART OF A HOUSK. A FAMILY OF vbree adul’s desire to find some other tnmily with whom they might udvantageous y ooongraie in hiring @ house, be- tween Twelfth ard T'went -fourth s\reets avd Fourth and Fifth avenues A vole, wih tite and address, addressed H. H., Herald ofiice, wil be immediately attended to, YJANIED—A MODEEN BUILT HOUSE OF TWO OR three stories, in ite vicinity of Fourth and Thirties streets and between Fourth and Seventh avenues, ta a respeo- table veighcorhooc, Any one having such will hear of dest-a- bile tenant family conelaing oF two persons. | Would not object to a cottage pee situated. Rent trom $600 (0 $400. Poe session on lay. Address C. L C., Herald vlloc ANTEP—PART OF A HOUSE FOR A SMALL FA mily. between Carmine ae Twenty-third sireots, ant weet of Sixth avenue. Address O, T. S., Herald office, ‘ANTED—BY A RYSPECTABLE PARTY, A FOUR story hewe im West Four-eenth street, furnisued oc pee 80, where the reut would pe taken ia board. address T,, Union square Post office. ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—A TRACT OF LAND, WITS: ‘good asphaltum, or where asphaltum can be fousd. Ap- ply 0 i Toen & Bro., paint store, No. 8 Bowery. Wire TO LEASE—A Piast (CASS HOUSE, Wine the modern the neighbor rovements, in below Thirijeth sireet. Whe advertiser rood 4 wit ing to board a gentiewan or craig, such o small family houte, in part payment of the rent, Address Merohant, Herald TANTED TO LEASH FOR A TERM OF XBARS, A 0 story house, Soe between Hudson and Bowery, and below Bpringatree Address J |, Snedecor, 544 Broadway, Wee TO RENT—IN CLINTON AVENURB, BROOK- lyn, a small house, suitable for four persons; rent vot to exceed $400. Addreas, with full pariicularsy 1,25) Host olee. DRY GOOD: GOODS, & &C. —N SPRING F. To the Wr ae Merobanin sottbe Union." MOLYNEUX BRLL, 38 CANAL STREET, Respectfully invites the attention of "et 5 country, iota tates Spotted seal wuattictered stoek at ng LADIES! MANTLES. SS reo loahle per exh ies ‘exhibited is in he tos Embracing an’ the most ~ 9 ‘and Intent styles for the Black and colored silk coming seam and artic'e. endless variety. Weieen ‘chantilla lace mantillas to be found im White embroidered mvs)is mantles. FS nn oy guipure lace mantilias, at all prices, a very largs as an aa reigned solicits a call from merchants, and guar tegen bia son a all new, aud of te cr KECHRROHR DRSORIPTION, And premiioes te snout prompt altension end thera! tewias, og MOLYNMUX Se 58 Canal strest, fort. F. JARVIS & 00. 72 CANAL AL STRRRT, ane ad «tne the balance of thelr well selec inathers, Sowers, cet, ribbons, &e. ioe fow Tow days loagee AMAGED TABLE OLOTHS.—WE HAVE REORIVED a Jot of the above, from 134 to 2! long. which we bar placed. by themeolven and ‘marked ‘Wereoes ta plaia dguret their pi which be Secbantangee n ander real J.C. MILLIKEN & O0,, 748 Broadway. ies NAPEINS.— 500 dorep damask naptins, only 12s. a dozen. worth 18s. £00 dozen ag gg ‘only 12s. adezen, worth 13s, ‘Wii be opened this é vay “SOLUMBIAN (HALL, 281 Grand ay Garar Lara ov a SEsson, jowery, four 8p! will citer for eale on Monday aad folowing dure all te ber Tance of bis fal sad winter ‘siocs, ‘atm reduewos o¢ one bert trora for mer prices, copsist'ing of— Super plaid and striped silks. sa. yard Heavy black Grode ithine alls, 0. on @yark. Super super French merinos, 63 Super ull wool plaids. 60 cents » be ing long Shaws, $4 50. 1,00 yards 6-4 paramait: », 18 couts a ya Super alpacas and Manchester tc Ininga. In. 4 cares of French yard wie chintzes, 1 10 caves of Kngiieh and American ailenoa,¥ 12 cages of sueotings and ahr 'inrs, 6 to 8 cou Heo and white flannela, 12, - Aion 4 acta Heavy ¥ kets, $4 8 ‘Cloaks and talmas—the balac the at vet moire jue and hep! which w!l be lees than the actual cost, Spee 3 Four doors from Spring street, N. B.—800 dozen French kid pair, uavaligeten ren, gloves, from auc ry IMPORTATION OF STRAW “AND | MILLINERY BB yn intended for manufacturers of straw hats aud milli- bee Cem an extensive POET ourLts.— 000 tolet quia, only $8 each, worth $3 60, 600 patra rove and wait laa, 1 208, 10 $4.0 pat. COLUMBIAN Haw, rand at, wr Ti a ns jeces linen de masks, on! apiece linen damaaka, ‘worth opened this Gay at Oolutaias Mail’ Nova Greet eden Winciece, Ler ae A STILL GREATER pm tg be damaged, ate mcrisces jo. Bowery, cornee Division miroet, 6d. & yard, worth 6a, _ASTROLOGY. _ NISHING ALL—I A a i, i MADAME Mo MORROW, see RCe pe ag an re rae ths rr a ever omit ee Sate Aen AM PREWSTER RETURNS THANKS | OA! ap te Chey aud Phaledelpenay wine ate the sulted Ber th er | sialaction, he feels <onsident thet in = a riled on sor A Napoleon, as noe future husband, and also the name ft Of ber visitor. - 76 Madison pm god ho] Dies and corps, by a remedy ofher own, LATRVOTANCY. —MHB. SEY SRYMO ORF 0 Aare eee nd busi pa aS inher pete a and ve dooas west of Broadway, sae rte pooh les and fo ie), and no pay asked TLATRVORARG —MRS. C leprnrtrey tho reian ae) Seo OME we 5 wor unten of Mah order aoe tereeee ie tly experienced pew cures of diseases. Call any fe Grand strat, Batlataction or menace Yourselves. Ofte AG DAtT. PRESENT AND FUTURE-PRRSOWS PRSTROUB I of baving their character truly delineated, amd events #e- Tiovsly affecting sheir welfare foretold, and obreceiving uner- ring guidance in matters of love, or any which they are in’ crested, will do well to send sencane with the date of their berth. enolnatny Stevenson, Post offize Brooklyn, when m hey will recet fac ory at 5 Hien mnrwers py retura. of post, aod the su mrge, ibaoribar will Om the same subject free