The New York Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1856, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEX MARKET. Parmar, Feb. 8—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was all in favor of holders and prmchasers for a rise this morning. There were very Jarge transactions in all the leading securities, and | ‘& speculative spirit of considerable force was appa- rent from the opening. At the fit board Illinois Central’ bonds advanced } per cent; Nicaragua ‘Transit, {; New York Centra! ailroad, 1; Erie, }; Hudson Railroad, }; Michigan Central, “3s Michigan Southern, 1}; Cleveland and Toledo, 3; Chicago and Rock Island, 1}; Milwaukie and Mis- siesippi;1. Galena and Chicago fell off $ per cent; ‘PMiaienri 6's, |. Erie, Reaaing and Michigan South- “gem were the leading cards, ticdlarly the latter. Southern has not been so,active fF many years, if ever before. The salea at the first-board to- @ay samap two thousand shares, The rise in this @teck,within the past ten days, is considered by dear speculators very great, but the current price ia: ‘nothing ‘compared with that which has ruled with: ‘the past twelve mouths. Last August and Sep- tember ‘the current market value was 104 a 105 per cent and we sve no reason why it should not touch these points again. Then it wes but a ten per cent stock. Now itis at least a twelve per cent investment at par. Buring the present fiscal year this company will de- rive a revenue from sources which, aix months ago, were almost unknown The opening of the line of read through Pennsylvania, connecting this city ‘with the West via Harrisburg, Pittsborg, Cleveland, Toledo, &o., makes the Michigan Soutuern a link in the great chain of roads from the Atlantic to the Westerndakes. The great Southern ronte, avoiding the high latitudes of the New York Central, must, @ming the winter months, command the bulk of 4ravel and traffic, particularly the transportation of c&ttle. The dangers and delays experienced the present winter must turn the attention of travellers and ehippers to the Southern route, and attract, for & portion of the year at least, a lurge portion of the through business. These movements all point toa great increase of traffic on the Michigan Southern Toad, and to @ very large increase in its reve- nee. Travel and trade passing East or West Dust be drawn to this road as a sort of trumk line, the diverging points from which will be Toledo and Detroit at the east, and Chicago at the west end of the line. It is these advantages of position that have attracted the at- tention of some of our strongest and shrewdest | capitalists, aud induced them to parchase to the ex tent exhibited by the daily sales at the stock board. Wyie was quite active to-day. It closed firm at oar quotations. Reading is gradually working up to the oid point, dividend on. Galena and Chicago fiuctuated considerably to-day. A very large quan- tity of stock was forced upon the market, both at and between the boards. New York Central Rail- road sold freely this morning. We understand that sales of this stock have been made to some extent within the past few days for the purpose of invest- ing the procceds in Michigan Southern, and that the proceeds of dividends in New York Central have been invested in the same way. This looks as though the right kind @ men were buying Michi gan Southern. At the second board the market was all up. Specalation has become quite active, and there is a strong movement in all the leading securi ies. Cumberland went up } percent; Nicaragua, }; New York Gentral, }; Michigan Southern, 1; Galena and Chicago, j; Ulinois Central bonds, j. Erie closed steady. The market closed firm, with an upward ‘tendency. The bears will find it uphill work to stem the current now setting tuwaras higher prices. Money is abundant, and likely to continue so. The country is fall of capital, and we look for the absorp" tion of a vast amount of sto:ks, and their withdraw- al from market. ‘The earnings of the Minois Centra! Railroad Com- pany .for January, 1856, amounted to $135,000, against $57,000 for the same month last year, show" ing an increase of $78,000, equal to one hundred and thirty per cent. The land sales figure up $175,. 000, averaging upwards of $15 per acre. The Pre sident-of the company has introdnced a new sye tem. the sales of land, which must be attended with the best results. Its advantages will soon be seen in the land sales of the company and in the revenue of the road. The road is ia the hands of a clase of men vastly superior to those who managed its affairs in its early history, and the final result of its land operations will astonish the financiers of ‘both the Cid and New World. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol- lows :— Paid on Treseury aczount. Received Palance ae Paid on saan cheeks. ; ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Wachington, on the 6th inst., were as foliows:— For the redemption of stocks 818,00 22 For the Treosury Department, 5,036 12 For the Interior Lepartment, 11395 00 For Costems. . 10,605 91 Wer warrant . 64,344 60 ‘War repay werran's received and ex 60 From mi-cellaneous sources. From Customs, ‘The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad has declared semi-annual dividend of four per cent; the Loril- Jard Fire Insurance Company a semi-annnal dividend of five per cent; the City Bank of Hartford, Ct., five dollars per share. The Haslem Railroad Company eared in Decem- ber, 1966, $91,182 37, of which $41,639 19 was from passengers; $34,739 66 from freight, and the balance from miscellaneous sources The report of the New Orleans banks for the week ending Jan. 26, shows an increase in specie of $381 620; in circulation, $155,595; ia loans, $373 397, and a decrease in deposits of $68,872, compared with the returns of the previous week. We learn there ‘are 720 subscribers to the capital stock of the Park Bank, nearly all of whom signed the articles of association on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week, at the City Bank. Those who have not signed will find the books of subscrip- tion all day Saturday, the 9th, at the counting room of Messrs. Howes, Hyatt & Co., 63 Murray street. ‘The architects—Messrs. T. Thomas & Sons—are now constructing the banking rooms in the building, (late Glinton Hotel), at the head of Beekman street, opposite the Park, which it is expected will be com- pleted om or before the first of April. Since the Park Bank. purchased this building events have that must add largely to the value of the property.and to the importance of the position. ‘There is now very little doubt but that the Post Office will, sooner or later, be on the site of the old NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1856. Receight Freight tolls on coal, Freight eat erchondln, Total receipts... sss. sceeese cess cess eres ee O48], 798 The gross receipts and sources of revenue, the to" tal expenses and items of expenditure in each of the past thirteen years, were as annexed:— DaRSEE Akp Ecreaenoaen op xe Raaccns Raitoap Com- P Midis, — Toad ot tis $17,927 $394,318 962 40°20 7.613 103'411 60,588" 1,080'381 WALT49 137,684 1/880,714 201 136,220 2.002 916 174,969 147,468 1 692,565 165'908 106,347 1,922'590 148,379 125,822 2) 162,482 123,672 2} 168.420 188.964 2) 226,758 190,012 "2, ag 1,442,475, 286,083 1'497,859 This table shows ata glance the operations of this company euch year. It will be seen that-the revenue has inoreased much more rapidly than the expenses. In 1951, 1862 and 1853 the expenses did not vary #50,000,'while in the same time the gross revenue increased nearly $400,000. The gross re- ceipts in 1855 were $510,268 greater than those of 1854, while the expenses were only $55,334 greater than for the year previous. The adjourned meeting of the Boston and Provi- dence Railroad was held at Boston on Wedaesday, to hear the report of the investigating committee. | The Boston Transcript furnishes the following ab- stract:— It recommends an advance of fifty per cen: upon the pre ent cates of season tickets, and tweoty per cont upoa all “ transient passenger tickets.”’ ised LPO pOdes & TO staxclion of free passes over the road, #9 thet no person shail be furnished with them except the officers of the “mein road, these persons who, by contrect, haves nght toa tree pass, and perssas in the employ of the read. In gd to the fivanciel condition of the roat, the report states that the capital stock ic now $3,160,000, ond the construction account has increased from two to over three and 8 half millions of dollars, Che alifer- evce Letween these two. corstitu’es, “surslantiaily the bonded and floating debt.” The commi ce say the con struction account should be closed, and everytbiug be charged to expense accoun’. ‘The Virgiots wood laud purchesed by the corp ration is alluded to, It comprises “1,7533¢ 3, ani ost $18,600. An agent, with a salary of $1,:00 a year, has’ been employ ea 10 euperlateud the eaterori-@ und pie pare the wooc for the market, Tue commitwe taiuk iy useless to compete with in’ ividual enter ote iu the mat. ter, and séecowmend the sale of une leu: ‘The report refers to the number of uccidants along the line of be road duriog the cold seasou, wud a 4 aieans of rewedying this, advoeates a reduciva in speed of trains in he winter months, whereby & great caving to the stockholders is confidently expected. The favors to branch roada are dep-vcated, an? sowe reform rec mmended to the adoption of the stockholdera in this regard, The report of the New Jersey Central Railroad Company to the Legislature of tuat State gives the following exhibit of its financial condition, ordinary receipts and expenses during the last fiscal year :— New Jvnary Cestrar Raion. Cayttal stock... First mortgage b Secong mortgage bo Other indebrecuess: Fapenditures since. Land spd work at Station houses and shops. Total . Fogines. Cars... Feery and boats. .. Miscellancoua prope is, rents, fe Ordinary Expenses Running expenses. Wood consumed, ve 80,724 Repairs of road 21,604 Repairs of cars, engines, Ke 281164 Ferry expenses. . P1992 Expense account 10,868 Misceilanevus expenses Taxes to State......... Total... cneseees S1TL 605 No dividends have been aid during the year, the avt earnings having been expended {u construction. The annexed statement exhibits the value of fo- reign dry goods entered at this port for consump- tion, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, during the week ending and iaclading Thursday, February 7th, 1856: MovawEnts ry FoRMGY (RY Goons. Briiered for Consumptom Quantity. Patue. Manufactures of wool. « 662 B157,.2e do. of cotton, BAL 245 B90 of silt... 479 237,062 . ed 62,161 1,456 67,171 Total,........ tececeecertverscese BOSD 979,504 Withdranen from Warehouse. Manufactures of wooi..... 30 $46,478 t LA L468 72,122 To Manufzatures of wool... do of cotton Yalue put om the market during tho woek,, The dry goods trade experienced another draw- back the past week by the coutinued severity of the weather, and transportation remained more or lese obstructed in every direction, except by ves:els born to seaward and Sonthern ports; and nay'. gation, even in this direction, was most difficult, owing to the presence of immense bodies of ice in the harbor. The interior merchants are not yet supplied with fall assortments of goods for the spring trade, and .where purchases have been made much, | delay has been experienced in forwarding them. Intercourse by steamers with the east through Long Island Sound, has been suspended, and goods have accumulated at both ends of the steamboat routes—th ee here waiting shipment, while produce and meanuiactures are waiting for shipment to the city. The railroads leading west have been also Brick Church. A recent decision has sottled the | &Testly interfered with by the snow and ice. As soon tight of the eburch proprietors to sell, and we have po Goult timmediate measures will be adopted by the general government to secure it. Had Mr. Millor, the moent ewner of the Clinton Hotel, waited a lit bb would have realized a much larger price for, the” curing it.at any price. All that we said in favor of the location when the bank dissctors were hesitating about the purcliase, bas been confirmed, and those who before were in favor of a position on Broadway, now admit that the right spot has been selected. ‘The basiness of the Reading Railroad Company, during the year ending Nov. 30, 1855, was as an- RE hakiiiies inp Russe Razsoun 2,213,292 4,384 IAT, 478 tons eegencyseees 16,923,628 | dees goods were also firm, as the avenues of transportation hecome fally opened there must be great activity experienced ia the dry goods trade. Inthe meantime neither importers or jobbers are pressing kales. The stocks are good and in great variety of styles, and suitsble to the trade in all . Phe bank was fortanate in ne. | PArt# of the country. The anction sales daring the past week have also been affected by the weather, and sales have been made on rather a limited scale, The advance in cotton of jc.a per pound, if main- tained, will benefit Southern merchants, and not only make collections from that quarter easier, but lead to increased conanmption and consequerit demand for dry goods. A half cent per pound on cotton on one and « half millions of bales in the country, would make a difference in favor of the United States of $3,000,000. The stock of British goods in the market is large, while continental goods are in fair eupply, and not likely to be at any time during the season in excess of the demand. Black silks, which the past season sold at 70c., now command £60. a S7}¢. Other seasonable and desirable French and selling at fall prices, Tota! lonnage of toad to “‘n‘o tons of 2,000 ibs. 22'062,942 | Homeatic goods were rather quiet, without change wenger Travel Total ntwnber of passengers during year. ral aambéer ol niles traveilod by name. onl through pasrengors, over whole jong be Of road. nee Total momber of 5 ‘277,617 Savon of moment in quotatiqns. Brown sheetings and 0,287,686 | shirtings are selling moderately, chiefly for export, 111,899 | at ateady prices. Bleached sheotings and shirtings 1,982,200 | wore In increased snpply and dull. Drills—Standard goods were steady, at 7}c. 9 8c. for brown, for the home trade; and at Sc. for export. Extra quali- ties were j@. higher. Cotton duck was steady, but sales were limited. Corsets and jeana were in fair request at 9jc. for standard marks. Osnaburgs were lees active, and lower grades were some easier. Stripes and Ticks—The market was firm, with a good stock on the market. Prints were firm for the better grades, and prices were well sustained, though the market was not active. Lawns, beyond a late suction, have not been distinguished for mach move- ment. A moderate business was doing in ging- hams and mouselin de laines. Cloths were firm at the recent advance. Tweeds and jeans were dull. Linseys were pleaty at 12c.a 14e, Frpar, Feb. 80 eha Erie R if 100" 200 oe) wie 100 80 Cleve C & Cim.b30 100% 576 45 it Cencral RR... 96 1 20 Gal and Chic RR 108 do. a 860 Tay 30 Chic & RU Re Ht 160 bo di 91s 1009 100 dow... BS OLY uo 66 Milw& Miss RR. 84 BEUOND BOARD. $1000 TH Gen RE Bs, £034 160 eB NY Con.ong 914, 10009 205 Od... 1 5000 Erie fe of '75. 100 shs Cumb Coal C x0 7B) Oni RT i386 oy NG BOARD. 100 shs Ak «¢ 8 1000 chs Aberdeen... 160 New Creek 8 1X 150 Gibbs Auger Co.. 150 Biwasse Lig 100 do.....b6m 9 100 Portsmou‘h .,. £00 N. Carolina... b’ & 100 Flor. & Key, Joint 45 do...... 030 60 WESTEBN SECURITIES. Saieé and Quotations for the wee: enuing Friday, tb. 8, 1856, by Dayis & Man. Little Mintci 6 per gent bonds, due in ’83,, .and int, 79% 60 - 4 BY Obio & Mivsiseippi Ist mort. 7 por cent bonds ...do Mazictte & Cin. Ist mort. 6 per cent bonds... ..do Cia, & Indianupolis 2d mort. 7 per cent bonds. .do Obio & Biseissrppi 24 mczt, 7 per cent bonds: In¢’olfs & Cin. 7 per cent coupon div, bonds . Little Mism: div'dend sciip..... Gin, & Criesgo 10 per cont Real Estate bonds « “in., Hamt! on & Dayton 2d mort. r cent bas BEY tiger thet 30 per cent bonds, due ad iis 79 Og cent bonis, seu toe Baretta & CS, RE Go. s Davieaen Gn eS ‘6 per cent bonds, issued to Luis. ville & Nashville RR . Northern Bank of Kentucky stock’ Ctve., Hamilton & Dayton HR. stock Little Miami RR, stock In iapa Central RR. stock Cleveland, Covumbus & Cincinatl I: stoak Clevemxd & Pittsburg RR. stock. Circinvati & Chicago RR. tock Ohic & Mississippi RR. stook.. Marietta & Cincinnati RR. atock Beilefontsine & Ind. RR. stock CIZ¥ COMMERCIAL REPORT. Faipay, Feb. 8-6 P. M, Aste —The market was quiet, with small sales, in- cluding pots at 6%c., and pearls at 73/e. a 8c. Breapsrcr¥s.— Fy our—Thegoarket was dull, and prices heavy at yesterday's quotations. The sales embraced about 6,000.8 7,000 bbis., includ'ng common to extra State, at $7 2734 a $7 624; mixed Michigan, at $7 873 a $7 45%; choice to extra Indiana and Okio round hoop, at $8. Cenncian was quiet and rales were confined t0 300 a 400 bbls. #3075. Southern was steady, with a ote demaxd. “ihe sales included about 1,200 a 1,200 bhi, including mixed to choice brands, at $860 a 88 81%’ and at $8 87 2 $10 25 tur fancy and exxra branda, Ex ra Geneseo wae seliio, ; in «mall Lots to the domestic trade, without cha»go fa prises, Rye flr —Se es of 100 bis, were made, at $5.4 $7 for fine acd superfine, Meal ‘was Inactive, with sales of 250 bbis, at esr for Jersey, and at $4 12%, for Branywine. Wheat—he market was quiet, ena no sales were made of sufficient i pertazce to cetarlish prices, Arale of 1,600 burhe's ro Tenuersee wos made at $1 874; Canadian white wee at $2.0 $2 0b; acme prime red Southern and Missouct whi e were votre but at rates arove the views of pu chevera. There was some demand tor milling purposes 0! good to prime qualities. Corn. —The con‘ aued iuson ceattendi:g deliveries checked sales, acd in th: ebserce tf stermers’ ews no sales of moment were ro. fortes, white prices tuled at areut Sie. for yelow and white Southerm. Ky 2,—Sales of 8 000 bushels wére mate {vm store st $127, Onts were dull acd prices un che ged; 2.000 bushels of Je sey were wold at 44140 Corrnt.—reles £400 a 000 begs of Rlo wore made—HO at Wye, amd he | remainder a: 11% >.; 200 do St. Doming arose od £00 do. Maracaiba, 1142. 4 12c, Corton, =O ing to the delay of the receipt of the steam- ors’ pews, the ma ket Was somew at less netive. the wales veing lg nfined to sboat 800 a 1,000 bales, tho market olushg firm, Freunis—T) Liverporl dour was firmer, with mor offering, and (rom 4,060 a 6,000 bbls, were engaged n> 2+ bo., wite ame lots Of provisions, at 268, per wr; 26 tons meple wood st 20s. per tem mea: ment. Coteton was at 7-826, a gd. aeked, To London provisions were engaged at 408, To Av wep 10 Lois Tk were engaged at ds. fo Hevre 200 baies of coxt in w t To Cati- forcin sates 1axged from £00. a i Ta¥ was vnchenged. with moderate sales, Moras = —Sa e8 of 200 bb's, New Os ans were made at i4e. Tons , and wenrgo of clayed Cuba was sold at pri- vate terms. ‘vat Strona ware quiet, at 41c. #420. for apicita, $1.50 sin, end 85 25 for raw turpentine. 8 were without change. won’ — York ~The market was without cha importsnce, The sales embraced spout 600% 400 + inculing mess at $160 $1012, and pine a: si Heef was heavy, azd sales were coutined to 120 bbla., ta- chusing country prime at $9 08076, and mo a at $10 $11. racked tern mess was a+ $11 a S14 60. Bet home were firm—sales 260 dbis. at $1406°6. Prims mes was at $19 0 $23, and witbout sales of momen‘. Bacon was steady, but without seles of moment or change in prices. Cut meate were in tair demand, with sales of 1£0 packages, including shoulders, at 742. a 7c, aod bam at 80. Osc. Lard waa unchanged, while sales of about 300 bbls, were made at 1030. ee ibs Batter ond cheese were in moderate demand, while quo’: dope were a1 Reat Rerare—1 lot, with buildin, corner of Harrison end Greenwich streets, 64x76, #5 boo: ; 4 do., corner of First avenueacd Third street, 26x100, $10, 180; ‘house aud lot tm Centre striet, near ‘tyron tow 1,900; do. in Thirty. Ath street. ‘near Sixth avenne’ $10,000 ; do. 187 West Thirty-eighth street, 17x99, 91,000; ‘in on Second street, between aveuues © ana ts 106, $4,000; ioe on Fighty-fourth street, neat Fit’ create: 173102, $600. Rice bossy jall at 40. a Se. of 1,000 Ibs, No. 1 mutmegs were mate at e tg ae esua une Ne Mirra ha Pang: 2 in req rey ‘att tendi _ The sales inchided wie Keatacky, at ge Tiny 7 479 bales Havana, 72 casos seed leaf, 8 163¢c.; 36 do. Florida, 17c. a 23340, se sri ae a wore weon—-the. demand for i OL." bok sf report bas been somewhat better, sajon have Bove msde of 10,000 oy. — at wari 0 Boe, ‘The finer of quired for, and we graies fleece hs: note sales of 20,0001 Ton ot at ‘rom 280. to 460. ————______ FAMILY MARKETIN 2, RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE AT TAR WASHINGTON MARKET. Meat still continues very high, owing in part to the de- tention of the railroad trains; but that will not acesant for the inordinate prices that now prevail. They are not unprecedented atthe New York market, it is true, but while there was @ show of reason for dear rates last year, in consequence of the short grass orop of the previous summer, this year no such cause exists, denlors charge retail dealers too much i proven by the fact that when ealled upon to aupply hotels und the pud- Ke institutions their rates are very reasonabie. Tue following table shows the prices the Commissioners of That wholesa'e | Emigration egreed to pay their contractors for the year, some dayw sine, and also the prices retailers pay:— Yet the contract or at these rates expects, and no doubt wil, wake a good deal of money. Pouliry aud game is also high, with no prospect of re. duction. Bear’s meat is gétting scarce; venison is siili penty and really the cheapest meat in market, Fish is bigh, owing to the difficulty experienced by fishermen in pursuit of thelr calling. The advent of Lent also, by increasivg the demand, has a tendency to keep » prices. "A Yee are stMll dear, but dealers say they will be cheap delcre many weeks ure over, Butter acd cheese maintain about the.same rates. Voe- geiebl:s are dear, Potatoes Rave uavenced tc. a barrel, and hevs g pe up propcrtiopadly in smailer quantities, ‘The following me te prices:— Beet—Sirloin, roast, 016 coco ISILILILIL SsSeseari esssseltie SOP POPPE ED PEP EED ERE EH EFED OPES PEED SEEDED DDE PEEP PEED EPP PEEP PED ED BONE] Beano s Veal, fore quarters, Hind quarter! bp! cutlets ecrccce e POULTRY axp Game. Wil turkies, each. Turkeys, per’ ib Geese, : Ducks, tame, per pair... Widgeon,-pet pair....... Chickens, per par. Fowls, Guinea do, « : Wild pigeon, por dor, bigeons, stall fea, (lg CCE Qanil, Patrioges, pair Rabbits, a Black duck, * Red head duck, moMommoen. Hon SSI1S SRR SiESl I SISS) | SASsSsess ns i squirrels, per pal Bears's meat, per ll Cspons, por id... Grouse, per pair. CORO COMM Minn HOem coccceoosoooomcoceoeos Coeoco IIBSSESIARSSINSESSESI GEES ESRNEESEKEASSSaEEs FRUITS. Newtown pippina per bbl. greenings, “« — spitzenberg, we eummon, & ‘+ all sorts, half peck ., Pears, per bbl. “"Daif peck. Cranberzies, per bbl oh per quart Quinces, per toon w Hoo FO om x Sess so oS enor We jalao, h Cauliflowers, Garlick, per bunch Le:tuce, per head. eo SIlllssizriesessiitilsril x 60 60 oo is 00 60 00 26 Cd a 080 a 025 a 016 0 a 06 0 a 018 Suckers, “ 006 a 068 as — o 003 * 006 a 008 te 30 a O12 by 006 « 008 Flounders, 8 — a 008 he bos — a 008 Haddock, a - = @ 006 canis i “ om es — Salt mackerei, O12 a 015 Salt shad, On = Smoked talibat, be 010 5 = Do. mackerel, « ons — 08 ga — O12 a = 2560 a2 = oub a =~ 0% a 005 Oysters—Princes be: 0 6208 150 Virginia 050 6 10 Clams—Shrewsbury, per. 100 037% 8 108 Little Neck, 8 lw Lobsters, per Ib. 005 s 006 Crabs, per dozen, _ — 0 018 VEGETABLES. Potatees, mercer, per bbl. a 2% “ Gerter's he a 225 “ westernteds, “ a 1 62% 6 yer half-peck. a 16 Sweet, per bbl... a 308 * half peck . a ow Squashes, per doz... a 50 Red onions, per bushel a 069 White onions, bos a 87 Cabbages—new, each. a a 695 erat cack. a 018 Savoy cab o a O(8 Beets, per doi a 038 Carrots, doz ao a s ry a s a ry s e Green pea', per quai Parenipa, per dcz .. ° Sil ® BRERESRS eSeSeRssesser:z Broneale, erch., Butter— | =. '@ 030 8 ov fe om a me - 8 Pimepile each, —~ 8 4 Sapeago, por Ib -~ & aT — 6 O12 a 01 ACK NUMBERS ILLUSTRATED | LONDON NRWS— ibe la gest sock ta america | Subscribers desiring to ¢ up deficiencies in thelr sels cxn be eupplied. 0. McK Bt, igo Neve Uillee, 59 Naseau sireet, bum Buildings. Le; OUT FOR A VERY INTERESTING NUMBER NEW ee aE RY, On February 11, another bri Jant ard exolting origina! ro ie from a the pen of the author of the sa seeaatnl tale of “The Creole Wi " wilt be commonced in the Mercury, ex tived TEE RATS OF THE SEINF; OR THK RIVER THIFTES OF PARIS This ttmels notice 1s given to agents at a distance, tn order that they toay prepare ‘or an extra demand for the papor. ATIONAL ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, Do. 10 of Frer k Tae (ATR ATED iD NEWSPAPER , eon'aloe We folowing splendid e: © FEES se nn Te aeoonnes Clootbn ef NP Hanes hong i s oe FS caaaniageorted the a rondent se reception—seene in the oast room at the whit Foegen gt Uap ceva of Cap are, nes the Coleg sean bp Paco . {othe brig Wel, Balloea, inthe Raat river, Ni bret aici. ie Busi imeem New York Jyh wa ie 2 all, Kuperintendent of Board of Eduea- Japatare skiptereck, from Wert's panorama, Portr H. Mi burn, the blind o-ator. Porsrst of Weak be tn bis Obinese cosmo. Fortra of the ign fo she late tra seay In Boston. i a Went rite tse Prime Minister of Canada, oe And tweive tia engravings of scenes in Quito, South a ‘Chem, by an Cae editor, Contingation ‘the tbrilling romance, "The Last of His “For sale'at all news depots, : No. 2—A MONTHLY PAPER OF : oa mares mice, mater For sala Vs haveenises riety iy, * 7 news nerally, ‘Subsceiption Sear, b. PER Sda ts pub. her, 36 ‘aun airéet” =e ear,_D, FANSBAW, pubitt UNG AMERICA Yous et Minsetr toes, 4 a x wees nt NF COs 's LB NT TLLGSTR, . For wit, hunior, sar ations tend ae Sou Comrt be beat 8 peed oe er. “yall Erice ON, cone Oe BT RONG, UUs 98 Monae ween TRAVELLERS C..DE. 4 TAINS eee PI APPS DSOK RIVER BATLROAD. “TRAVE Le Mir ee TT the wrote wie rut ter iy, Jan Was creme train, a A ar i nad Western, eit ‘oronsh way rato, 12 SP. Me tor Voughkeepaie, at lest, 5:20 Pw: for coe Pus, oat roe ‘ f+ meee fbi Canal, Christopher end Thirty-firetei-- =v. Saadar mati train, ot 42. M., from Cane! street for AT oy, stopping ai al mal mations.” MG L, SYK, Jr., Buperinioadent, above Sixty frst BOARDING AND LODGING. ‘ASTOR PLAOR.—ROOUS ices coe aa ‘Also, untie ‘These Se ar an ta tac nan Sees pee Gen erese ten be tudving en fret of May, fared eae No 60, HOUBTON STRERS~A apne PAMILY HAV- IX a we mare recs thee required. wish to reat Snaig @ bandsome'y ee ater one. bedrno’ otal They be lel separate, arto 156, revtn en ed Feder vie gealemen and tha 4 Tuas. "Booes covlaias bain aad gai Dueerat al ie Oo age met Sy 45 ™xT8 BINTH STREET —AUIT OF &, HANDSOMELY ¥UR isbed rooms. to let to a ily, with private ta re; Bourg: first class, and convenieniy located in Ninth street, noar way. a3 waHTH STREET, Sel ee ny Ta Mtetwa ‘loud and to single rooms de *tiouso’ fra class. Apply” between bo ars of 10 and Ao’clock. cl a ee ee IE < WEST FOURTRENTH STREET.—1 Wo FAML.THS, fod a stogle ventlaman, oan find roosas firet class how’ ©, 105 West Fourteenth inoue CopoR tion eb : Rafecence required. ———meeny Fede ya RILENTH ‘STREET. eb eg gh and newly f 2 peceaincas and transient boatders, Suits ot caer eaerrees tor single geatemen, may be weou 65 zs BROADWAY—BOARDING,—A LARGE BACK arlor on second floor, nigoly, furnished, wath pantrion Mliacbed; and onp rot, on the third floor, sul.ante for geatlo- men and’ ‘uate wives. A few single gentlemen can be accom: modated. Terms moderate, REMoEN STREET, BROOKLYN HEIGSIS.—ELE Rant suits of rooms, suitabie tor famivies or single 49 - Uemen, can be procured at the ubove delighitully loc Soi dwelling. where home comforts ard a good table may b2 60- Joyed. “Dinner aterx, Keterensse exchanged. WELL FUR- BD NINTH STREGT—A LARGE ROOM, 2.2 dished, suis tor a gentleman and wil gentlemen. ‘Alao & sing! 5, house private; choz ced. “Apply as aboves with all modern Laprove- 5 « RERT.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE 0) or two sin, entlaman, can be nccomsmodalad with a bar dscmely turn! full nd bowrd; bot and cold bsths; good tanle. Terets motorate. Reference exahanged. GENTLFM&N AND WIFE, OR THREE oR FouR GRRENE single gentiemen, can he accommodated with Ploasaut Te cos tbe partial board af 128 ast Twelfth ot the owe iL ndsomely furnished and contains all improve- menta “SPLENDID FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH ONE OR A two bedrooms attached. to let to oue or two single gente niep, ina private house, with ad the modern tmprovemsats — Also'a aloale room, wih grete Gud gas, Apply al 96 Prince &i., a tew doors Wet ot Broadie OARD- WANTED IN WULLTAMBBORG, slip ferry, for a gentleman, wife child (two years ol4) and servant. A gertee’ private family prefurred. Piease addr br ea bor 0G, Wiilemebury Lost oflico, ataling terms, cation, dc. OARD.—TO L¥YT, WITH BOARD, A HANDSOME, ont room and ‘bedroom. in ono of the most pleasant aria et Haat veces As the family {s smail, those takea 10 board will recetve the comsorts of a home. Honse no wie fugpished; gus ecd bwin Loyuire ab19i East Browdway., Re- ferexoes exchanged, OARD.—A GPRMAN PROTESTANT MINISTER? Ntania, board tu an Ruellsh or American tami, residing between Waker and Privco sireets, near Mroadway or Bowery. Terms moderate. acdress A Z., Herald oft, —GENTLEMEN AND TSEIR WIVE: A> single gentlemen, can be secommoda'ad wih raished or ublurpished, with fail or pari Howe bas modern improvements, App!y at 48 Henry street. OARL.—WANTED, BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, AN unfurnished room aad bedroom on the secwad floor, with board, or (he office in an Knalish basement house, betere sn Fourth and Thirtieth streets, and Socond and Bighth avenues. A private famly preierred. Terms must be moterate. Cali upon or address Dr, Hsteb, 560 Broadway, stating verms. ARD.—A VERY DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMSIFOR ® genticwon and bls wife, with ents, can be vbtained at No. 44 W References exchanged. JA Bt, pear Oth o — RD 18 A PRIVATE BOUSK —ON! ROOM TO LAE thn seer Muor, io ane oF two single gentiemAn, Al ‘acd ove double room, on the third door ins aud geateel private house. Terms reasocab.¢, Hot, cold and ere babs Taquire wi 54 Walker streot, ive doors we wa ARD LY: is GENTLEWAN CAN FIND A BRI large and handsomely furnished room at 35 Wilow atrect, diree panote’ waik from Wail cirest and Pulion ferries. 130, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE YOUNG 20pllmen ean be accommodated with board in a private ity, by ape plying at Z1 ‘Jobnson streot, in a very desira le in a few minutes’ walk of the Fulton or Montague OARD WANTED--BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND ‘wife, & nicely furpishod room, ina private family, where re few ot no other Foie a Location between gave and kighteenth giree's, east. Torms must bo mode dress L. G., for two days, box 1,907 oat oftice. BOARD w WANTED—A SINGLE GEATLEMAN WIsHES doaré aod a noatiy furnished bed orm: ries. aye emnlaly), wit fie a imlruies’ walk of the Oly tia fat and dinuer ly Fe quired. Diuner must be afer’5 PMs Best ol refereace Address, postpatd, to O, ob. OARD WANTED—BY 7 LaDy, “IN A PRIVATE FA: mily, where there ore po other boardera (room turnisbed or unfurnished), near raat betwoen Bleecker ee: Fours teenth sirects, Adérens | MLN. 1 Union m Square Post CARD WANTRD-WITH A SMALL GENTEEL PRE Yale iamily, nnd good loeation, for a gentleman and wife; one large room, w: ‘and bth contiguous; also fire aud sec willbe readied. Laie dinner and Dreastaxt preferred. Reterences uncoubted. Address, stating particulars, terms, ke., A. W. Yost office. OARD WARTED—POR A LADY AND CHILD, WHERE there are but fow otber boarders—terms must ‘ve mods- rate, Adds , 8.1, Broadway Post office. BosED, WANTED IN BROOKCY PARLOR AND bedscom, for a gentieinan anc wile, furelahed or unfar- uished. Acdress, statung lorms, Xf. J, 0., Herald office OARD WANTED {8 BROOKLYN,—ABOCT THE £"D of this month, two geutlemen will require a well for nished room, with fui ar partial board. Situation mu esr south i Wal sire bi role Abouwe haere ces a or ro otues borders preferred. Address, with torms, M., Dox 688 Post of ree, 8. frRENOH BOARD.— GENTLEMEN DESIROUS 70 nob, vot by Iogacns and practice, can spply te th 29 Tenth street, near Becond avenne; fe faraliy ac cr 2 are from Perle, Thie bowse bes fl thw moders wprovementa, Fok GhaTUAMEN CAN DE ACCOMMOD ATED WITe well fur £.d board, ina private fatally, 213 Nineter: ert ‘ibe house ‘Gontains every conven!- IspeD ROOMS. —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED arate or ip sulls, at 101 Fourth avenue oetw A Twelfth sizects, In & strieuy private tamil 4 y- AURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH GREAKFaSt und tea, required, for one or two rentlemen ia abrows tone trout bou.e, Wil giline mocern improvemen's; coave olent to cers ond btages, 71 West Fourteen(a sireot, tirat house west o1 E.xth avenue, ess, wating terms aud E JOR 1WO SINGLE GFNILMEN, ONY. LARGE DOUBLE feout room, ins privaie tatnile, with partial or fi'i bond The house and furriture new, snd first clase, with wll the nia ern improvements. Apply’al 119% Ninth street, five doors west of Brosdway, G* AMERCY PARK~ROOMS, “WITH BOARD—TWO rooms « single gor temean, with gas; alan, convenienoo tor $78. may now be obtained by applying & 105 Kast Twenty is at at hinted PIVATE HOARD, WITH KOOMS, TO LET, TW A RES pectab ¢ privais family, to two single gealtemen, Gas in the room. 4Ne contorts Os home can be secured. “App 7 at 31 Dominick street, tween Hudson aad Variek a.ree's, jOUSES, ROOMS, 1, BH. WANTED. pur Potente ROOMS WANTED-BY A LADY AND centleman, in & quiet location, wher there are no crea tarnished periir and adjoining bod.oom, with en and servants’ room; must have gas and oaths. A mri 'e tenant ae 2 be ivand, by addressing, with terms fall particulars, , Union square Post uiice, Fu: ENISTED HOUSE WANTED—UP TOWN oR wits in an easy distance by rai}; ifin town rent about $1,000 ee and trom $500 to $00 out, of town, Addreg, with ul particulars, W. ©. HL, box 3,190 Post office. RAND &TRERL—WANTED. A HOUSE AND STORE, Or & store in Grand street, between Bowery acd A/len st. torentor leaee. Any perswn having the above may adirem A. B., Herald oftice,” Hise WARTED-TO BRINE OR PURVHASE, I HO an eamlaeccat oe! At ®rent Of not over Fil) per er ‘contiguous to 4 «ABY, Dargon having » ae int ot for mae ony ted» ed ah ‘Dermanent tena: Sy eed and batt, by, addreading Fredociey (TED.—WANTED, A SMALT OOTTAG Jooated in Brooklyn, within two “meneoere: arreot Ieery, tox ‘Joes!ion pear Clinton or Wi ferred; one conve pont a 4 suitable ior a fam’ Sai een sraitaie ingraahaiaw y. A Columbus, office, wi! ous (WanreD, IN BROOKLYN. — WANTED TO good house, with modern conveniences, in a plea ae dares W. D., Herald oflce, stating rent and parioulars, y2x Pk og ae SIZE, SROED FARD, | Gone any, eT aiies, Net Omnnens. cay of Comal igh PART OF A ba Sg Nie Malintod cae FIF. loa’ wa'k of thy 7 el, 8 gad withia two or Broadway Teonte ‘all the modern v8, waning ‘8 good Nanak Wit pleas dsvens ‘H. ©. Herald office, stating full particulars. References exchang ANTED—A COTT, coach house mus! be nitached location, ddresaK., box 760, Pest oflice, Ga ret fd 3 Aide arto kon A Warm sbont 100 acres, or work on shares, partioniars, box 8,606 Post. ofoe, erred; aval ides Se Address, with fall low York, Waa THR 1ST he! Fons! OR TUNE, A NGAP smal house, sone nears Le ly 4 se off iat bein en ie nel teem $400 1 $600, “Adtran, wa win tall parusalara, Bos Feat ofiee, New ork. ANTED AO FURCRATE, AN My ac: Fa as 1 active Votan ‘Address, siating fall Heruia office, man per, 1 (LT ABTED TO PUROWASK, FOR CASH, BAY $2 000, AN W ‘napitanes business; tea or grocery preferred: but would treat for some o'er wut principals need answer, siat- toe, cull partou'ary; must alto be w genuine concern, ‘AL, box 182 Herala office. ) AP TRD TO RENT—F2OM FIRST OF MAY, A GOOD size counge, nour auy of the city rafroad romtes, with oré or more Jota Of ground and stable alisched. Location not eot. Addrers A, G,, 118 Amos singel, on sn ee FUNASOIAm ue ee aa T0 LOAN ON DIAMONDS ome Sut 0s os uae ess confidentis and promot. MPO} Brokers ad and commission ‘uerebania, wl Nassau street, corner 2, $10.0 0002 WANTED-ON BOND AND for a terra of years, ons dowa wwe anc ot, oi. wort jouble a emcee, ‘without incambrauce, Anquire offs. ©. ML |. ALLISN, 127 West street, WAN’ TKD TOY LOAN FOR TWALVE MUST 4S, 000% whiek good scnurtty, $400 bonus, and] per cont wilt wil be gen dress H. W. if) Herald office. NT OF MONEY TO ae al SHOR? Ag NY _AMOU ee onal By TOT ‘oo diamonds, w jewel wren Pioporty, or purchased Tor ch preg: Futon street, second tooe, front room, from 5 M. Scare ee oho ol '& bargain or 6x- WIpow Lyre REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES, A wishes the loan or 3300, for which sha would givo bts Rep eaieeiad eiecisn ais ce teas wel th board, if wired. Address M. K. L., Union square Yost oflaes UBINESS PAPER DISCOUNTED, AND “ADVANOKS made upon vessels, by JOAN B, MURRAY, 44 Wall street, over Bank ot North America. J)IVIDEND.- tHE ENICKEABOCK 4 STAGE peny have this va out of the c carnings, papell on ‘on and after the &h hich ume the transfer books will be Leg ° By. or: GbU, O PE frersids x 0Ox- per soot una » ar'ot tee IRGT MORTGAGK WANTED POR YoUK OB eva t » On Ast < prope wing ibroe to tive years to Fun, Git, TERAUNAs No.7 Btoad OEY TO LOAN~—ON DIAMONDS, waTcaet. i, elry, pianos, dry goods, segara, and over; valuable property, oF Vought Toe cash. Sivek “ak notes, ay pegotiated. B. THAYRR, 334 broadway, room No. Peete Mo: > pec tain > ADVANCEO (FOR LONG OB oe ‘bort p ory terms), hss housebo d farai- wre ane. en ie Jewelry, frearms, ‘surgical, mp yon sae aod potion: sosirmmonty; boregs," wagons,’ bar ree ey (onde, rdware,Iqvare. frocorien nnd persona geser pt ‘be anne bong "tor aah, by MCOARE RAT & Wali “RS, 96 Catharine sth reot, 5 ‘ONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED. IN o Jarae some, to sult appucants, on watones,, Biure, merchandise, rea estate, or ealunbies tion, or ot tat sight. apply, atthe corhmlssioa rorant, 41 ind 42, third, wors, Mo. 389 Broadway coracr of eadk street, N2 B—rroperly recolved for sale’ on conmal [ely ly private aye jOODS, yEnOR eos AND PROPERTY SMALL OR eg, far of ery dexcrlpiion received Zor ssle ou gumnlesion. Morey advarced. All kinds of comm scion and Btendou te. Apply 10 the New York Oeneref Comal Agents, 202 Pukton strect, room 14, second floor. Nopceste SHAREHOLDERS IN THE MROUANTOS" Fire Insurince Company. All persons holding stock re cetpts or cor tifigates in nny Mechanics’ Fire Insurance ‘Compa Dy ace hereby notified and requested to rend a written meno ranoum of the sare, with na.ne, dae, number avd amount, to the Recetver’s offics, No. 271 ‘prondway, second foot, room. ho. 10. JON JAY, Keoelver. and Wai awe Bew York, fob ddend of five per cen’ on the eapl.al stock of the Penney Ivan oa) Company this cared, Payable at the olive of the company, ny in'tas ely of Now d ator the 8h doy of Fetruaey inst Tos trans fer béoks wili be closed. truma the uh 10 the 10s lass , boils in olusive. GSO, A. HOYT, Treasurer, 0 PERSONS WISKING MONRY.-NEW OFFIOM) ca Ge ErIGars Americans,) No, 2 Appleton's Butlding, 346 Broad ay, corner of Leonacd a ‘any amount of mousy lect, at enay Tales on ClaincDds,, watched Jewelry and verge ‘ables Actaningeons for ladies; ctvililen guaranteed | Bad nese confidenual, Merchants axd manu‘neiu-ers nesomme- dated to any amount, IRVINE & OV. BE PEORIA AND UREAU VALLEY RAIL@OAD any bave declared a semi: aaa dividend e fae oir capital stock, peyaple ltem street, New York, aaa whe toh | ar ‘ne transfer books will ee faaee the Teevs ‘the 11 of February. e W. DUKANT, Treasurer. pase INTEREST ON {THE DONDS OF THE PRORIA ll be paid on sud Bureau Valley Katirond Company will Bnd alter (he Grst any of February, 1800, uoon ¢resgataton ot the coupons Corn Rxchange Bank No. 13 William stcoot, New ‘ork. U. W. DI Jean, Tressurers” pe LOAN OF $20 18 WANTED—FOR THR USE OF inchiten A nicely furnished front room, also good and va. etn! frat ct security will be given. ‘The loon ta dealned untl. the jay. Please address Loomia Brosdway Post office, Lan, ss 4 OR COAL OTL, RED BY VATENTS, ‘The incensity of he gt obtained from this oll will be founé to exceed that of oli or Liquid heretofore known to ime public. * ‘Yation from coal, hajeesso o> gv ged mixture of spirits © or alcohol, is warranted te not explosive. ‘companies allow’ iy to be used we out additional premit ‘bose who rad or write mach at night bt Ao Tod Lae eprint pn Pin toean ake tothe eye. ‘Use, phy a) "nd ghee as gore Oy cxpona the wick te y exposure: ant Toot tea iaoape to be found at iaewonscsee dersigned. are rocommended ar the best Calter quaituies cf the olly each lamnp giving & tri ual toro atx foot gas burners. ‘abia otleap be used Je comphene and sylvis oli lamps, and can be adapted to re for ‘country: and stearers. ‘The usual discount to vholesele dealers. AUBTENS, agents of tb: o Moet American Kerosene Company, 5] Beaver sires, EOE eee RIDCEWATER PAINI—-THE BST pg bin ea known for roofs ot houses, bottoms 4nd outsice work generally, being a verfect prowtion, n of the almesphere, For sale at the company’s rect. LOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS. ‘Tio exeruciating, torments, ¢f toothache can be speedily reileved by this remedy, without Injnry to the ge iKncting safety upon the" nerve. Kroinent deatisia have ah opinion of tt, and constantly recomuaend it to their paens. trepared and tor sale by A. B. &). SANDS, Draggiste, 106 Fulton siveet. Sold also by crugginis genorally, # ‘LOWERS OF EX? RAORDINARY MERIT AT RET AM, ~JAMED TUCKER can et this moweut present some of he loveliest impored Frenveh flowers in crestion. It inag magnifies announcement, but ® fact beyond congeption. Ne. esi Broadway, near White street, OOD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT.~71T13 RSTABLISHED medicine i# stil offered to the public ne the most sati dae wry remecy far certein diseases It is a scientific reparation of ride 6 celebrated tor the cure of those prin LAified, und ta of inate stgnvch. Fel directions ncoompany each jar. Boid Sie. sole and retau by the sole ager Lae KUMMUND, Apothecary, 37 Broadway, _ T THe BALASOF OF THE STOOK beot and shoe store 269 Greeawich s'1 . wil be nod at & great sacrifice for ne, toclose up the concern. CHARLES MUORE, successor ‘0 rigut, [POWARIIMS OMIENTAL TOOT PASTHCAW ALE. seek eee: ‘lon for cleansing j Bap tre 1g tho tee; for rer denne the Gum firm and hard, and at ~ome time of puritytug the bre: ncident on decay tovtie, hos lor g been & deideravat, As the reeutoft gcaying ton wrd exterelve erycrienee, the nodersiqued wita di(idense ¥4 ‘ers to the public the “Oriental tooth paste,” which will ef: Sranaty ar ae oe bore objec * 1 partes he ‘ediente of its composi'ion are a) iy and as 8 denuiiiee it {4 suipector to any other in. pragma lar or ib eradicating 1g spots of incipient decay from the teeth, Hivirg tbe enamel a pesrly whiteuoss aud the breath a fregract rena. “In submitting the “Oriental too'h paste! te publio patroa- ago, mote Telance Is placed on ils iutrinsle value to gain norlar favor shen fo: wrumperie¢ of ite many virites, », i fate Li Paar mAoent ical Cw airte Fox moat "ave drugge water? meicinn Wensters, i eer ‘at *Sieeate east, eur Ali orders addressed to 1 ‘op tor, box zohan Peat cfliog, will receive proapt attentio bea oe fpOWARis ORIMATAL TOOtH PASTE-AN Bh Bunt prevareiion for cleanst g, vreser ving and beantiy~ ing the teeth. "Bold by_ most rospecianie druaguame eed por fommors. in boxes, at taca'y-five conte each All fil ordac ad. ad: Greased wo D. Howarth, box 237 Post ofiice, Brooklyn, recelve prompt atiention, DIA RULBER GLOVES, FOR OMAPPRD WA Falithotim de —Zhoy aro an exeol ent protection sa eweor? ing and care of e981 fires. Lined gloves and mittens for cod and Wo! Weather; termes’ and oystermen’s taltians: beav} gloves for tanners and workers in nold s. For sale by Good yer’a Glove Company, 36 Jobn st., up stairs, EW PATENT SPROT ACLS —1HEY 7 N sion. guilt for fe, ange to cline peweas distan’ O yjects sean rR AWKS. Se nen a 2Park row, oppoaite Astor & 6 CENTS A aon hed ‘oti ol cents a gallon; ease ae for chine Saset for be 5, SMITH, 113 Mat igs ri ors 2 oul (PUR, Pitas, PiLas—Ane YOU SUPFARING With dyin the len 1 It1o, ue Dr. DUPRIR reme- warranted to cure in ali cases nites swe De, Da pila, tor outsrard woe By qe hove wi are ony piles, and not every wie Pars. 9,168 CANAL, 81 ne, 8 Ess peor tae Van Ratt a or torcee : 2 Reser mepeee eres on name Sie Saree a ~~ 3 ‘sATIG. io Hloves bd ranger ied ; grates set and repaired, RIHING FOR THE LADIRG—I 18 A WEL Site eared tat 1 tbe eine pan tae tot Bold ths an erat do od to the comulexions, ‘a: Ladies who are naturalty pale chou give this articie « AWDUST—SAWDUAT.—1,000 BARRELS Wal tmmediatels for which at Pa taarean W. Hf, Basin, 11 Water seus " %° P UNDERSIGNED, PRATICAL MASON AND is prepared to enter in o contract, Chat the day, (or tg buitdlag ot mores, dwellings, conntry ea remodelling, inderpraning 23. “Genera nell others waa 69 woll to give GRO. BR. , street, basement, and 209 West Thi: Epon Aa RS Ha Vy eRGNEe Ene ‘RO- CRO AL the dircoverer of proce: metals from ‘he human body, tt at Not 710 We 5 atbs not only extract motalin medicines (rom heh . but are peculiar: frvah Phetamaline gout, peuralgte pai tiers of the limbs, et ‘olnal he ne and errp‘ions on the #k 'y eflicacious in relieving those 7 baa, wonkness oF contrac~ hie undiviied « vention fo Sateore eaial day ladles, Tb ined to wruleent of] 101 Broa way. iat Wet : a Wok, CHAN! bs em pes 2 twiat we ©. tton rope, age, & de quailty, A. WORT NDIA tn irse’ Gitvinvile, Ree yetone, 68 Oogwe stroey New Tor