The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1856, Page 3

Bali ot the Empire Club at Tam. many Hali. OLUB AT THE BALL ANO IN THE SUPP! SPREOHES, TOASTS AND SBNTIM! The avauai ball of the Empire Ulub was given on Mon- evening last at Tammany Hall. The bali room was d with the mempers of the club, their friecds ani iedies, and conepionous amorg the throng was we airman, the indomitable Captain Ryn‘ers himself, @ wells were decorated with banuers, American flags, ¢ portralta of eome of the great leaders of the demo- ite party. There were also novtoos—all o! » patriotic racter—and eveo the music was patdotic. Alts- her it was a great display of patrio:am, ard buth gin- jwen and Indies exbini'ed their determinstiva to #ap- rt “che Union for the aske of ‘he Union.” The dancing commenced at 9 o'clock, aod the intermis- bn was pasted In the supper room in Matening to the ing and in discus the good things provided. heo the latter bad beep satisfactorily disposed of, yimia Ryudere proposed, after excustag hisown nata voderty, a8 the chairman, Richard 8. Connolly, woty Clerk, The proposal was received with three ers, Whisk wae copaldered epproval suffictant, | Mr. Counolly proceeded tieo and there to dischargs ties of his office. *+iedies aud yentlemen,”’ saic he ny frteud the Captain bas told you f¢ ise modest man bw, Cmuct confess Tum uot. 1u destvexiog this interesting plece of information, Mr puolly wae frequently interrupted by rather ioud tale- ow the part of ecme of the company. ‘Le ies and tiemen,”” said the gailamt Cap ain, regarsiog b9:b re wiih & severe Jook— Ladies end geatiewen, it you ysk et once yor could not hear a Hon roa.” (bis itmark bud the desired eff-ot, wod the President towed to proceed without further interruption. [t ecenary, he waid, starting afresh, to way that thisis hail of the Empire Club. (‘*Yes, yes.””) 1s is unneoss- forme to tei youtbat the ball which wea!l atiend night was gos up by thatciub. (“That's it”) { thank he ve conferred upoa ma, ana ta a wiy vie va to-night, 1 to which I hope you will ail drink. leave to pro- I give he President ot the United States, cell for three oheers, The sheers were gtven, sod 6 vilepoe was restored, the chairman said he had pleueuce to state that the well kuowo ‘‘oli vac re,” ihe “man? who bad fought many a good fight the party, would respond to this toasty. Here Cree cheers were given ‘or the oid war horse, and mediately aiter ‘ths man” who bad, &, &., cose d responded. Ladies and geu‘lewen, he began aad the gallon’ Captain of (he Empire Ciud, I thaak you t kindly, but Laxsure you [ dio not exvec: tv be called lon (0 respond to this icas!. [ wttended your ‘estiviti+s ja evening ty bear aud sve, not w speak I cane have show that 1 felt gratetail to the gallant csptaia hiniaaieiaten tor eet carrioas they hava ren ered to demceratic party in cays gone by. (Appiause.) ve participates in tue fruits of their exerti us, ant I ‘cohect whea be gailent capiain nd nis Hog beart- companions led on the democracy to conques! in thy bt Duitl: of 1844 Ti was then tasy oaae to the res and the shouts of the victorious “ewocracy made sold kell cing and ghake io 1's foundatious. James Polk was tae bearer of the banuer of the comocrasy—% ud who was near and dear to roy heart. I never shall get the rerviees renered upon that ocsasion by tuis b. Where Is the American citizen that would nv foal bud ty reepocd toa toast complimentary to the Catef gistrate ot twenty-five millions of peop'e and I auvertal- reejcad. Franklin Pierce, the ebempion of the de cy, is the chief m.gistraie of a free pyop.e, und | Sue othin. Bat allow me ¢ bis quesaia, wh on whist occasion, hax none ed recreaut to his cu- ty the democratic party? He may bsve made wli- es; so did Andrew me be other Franklia fad jain the sentimeuts wad pria sy ashe bas hitnerts dove, sat that non cheracterized ali tne wtion. (Eo buriastis app'auss.) I 1 am io favor of short spswones and drinks. (Renewed enthusiastic applause aad he P'renident (of the feativities)—Ladies and genile- u—oider—order ladies—sh, I was going to say isd:e:, tuey are s!ways ta order. Now for the seound toast, 1 «ive you— ine Governor of the State of New York, i we wil! have three cheers for him, if you please. 73 hice raiber feeble cheera were given, many ref wt do him tha: honor. “Humbug,” said o1 idm’? allow us to diiak to him tm this way. ‘née Preeident— Never mind; that dan’: make a bit of jereoos. Fill wp for the next toast, gentiemen—the les never drink, The next tunat is— he Mayor of the Kepire City. Mayor was nol present to res ced ina intention to give t toast at once, ext you all t> pay paricular attention to this, he Lonly wich my lungs were those of « stentor to tide 10 it 3 be ~~ of tke Democracy, the satety of the Union de- ie Captain Rynders to respond to this, ry + oxpiain arose amid loud cheeriog, and, ing On a chair, spoke 48 follows :—I dont thiuk, ‘ho aces,’’ Lean talk louder than ail wae rest of you. E—~That means you must keep still. ‘apt RyApbES-—-Anevice the remae ele my. friendon ight. (Lavghter.) It would seem that lemocratic ty is pot waved. That is a lam-otabdle fect weall kuow— icsat iu our city every inieiligeut man knowsit. It ie peaeeouiy, perDaps, to go into a detailed bistocy ot demoerstic party frow 1g organization up to the ee t day, im order te com, the great venefits it fered upon the country. I don’t prop:se now t> go p tke Cetails of -nese matiers, because it would requice re time than is aliotted to any oxe present. (' Go on, pte'D. ") intend to goon. (Applause.) How stants now great tic party, jue grea; irresiatidie, taviccl- | yetciotic, democratic party? It isepiit ap iato m- shie Hynes, and in potent factions, whose only object, rei aw able to dircern, -eoms to be to put down r factions in the same party and for what parpose? © mey judge fiom the resalia we have scea in the ji three or four yeare, it is for the purpose of their own -egerandization. They are wen nsaded togather, not ibe privelples of the perty, bu: togatu politi! power police! patronage, -bat they may carry out ibeirowa 6. Lose eoough they are sometiaes, and eorry ami to it. Aud what is tue result? That we arespili ap, aud be pacty, which was once yowerfal, ones icr-siti- armless as child. ‘The Philistines onve Ta our civisi ms the demosratic iled i» the dust; factio.s amd por- © inc'iors reem to ve in the asoundaucy in the elty yew York. Instead of roliiog up ‘wo hurdred choa- one, buudred and fifty or six-y thousand ap- to .¢ ali ubat 1% necessary to give a ¥: a Ebel» puch vistories, whew black aod #hlie repuoli- yen get toge-h«r and carry the State! It is tae fie of the factions in the demvcratic party that sach juite sve brougat abou, Perhas I am getting farther o this Fubject than [aeant to ot feat. (Gon, goon”) it bas ever been toe provinsa of tne democratis party fe@ our country i in danjer, either from iaernal i , or trom to.eiga eggceseion, that the ceno. A bas siepyec inw the drescb and averted ‘\ thoes(ened calamity. (Appiause.) Aad, it would ve 4 justice for me fo fay, that the greac mea of “whiz party bave stond shouliér iv sMyuider b the demoerata ia Congress. Vhera were bas few, tt fue bat they were great sad good. and I pay thin oute of respect to their memories. We all know thas & tor the union of the democratic party the Union wid be rext asunder. (‘So it would—thai's a fact, woy y.) There ever was a greater necessity for the uaion the perty than there fs now. Never, within my recol tion, did the polities’ horizon present such a gloowy i forbadding expec’. Ceopla seem vw be deluded, an mm» touch obliged to that Indy and gentleman z ‘Te, beeaue they afford me an opporcualty tv take a pk once in a while—I ssy there never was a ‘ime ep our country was threatened with danger @ jus! to vt which now thes! Meo are deiuded—tue pudlic od hee taken boid of mad theories and poiitleal nero yw We hear them advocated not only from the pottti- reetrum, but from the mag lea who profess ve & hcly calling di iat> the mui and the polities! arena, end what 13 z people Is, they are constanily talkiag congh the country that our Union should ve ovur- <own, Acertain religious nee: is avonsed of tater ing in the elections and of trying to overthrow the this republic, whim it cannot de proved At that sect ever inter (ered wore than @-bers, or 6vea as teh. Yet those who have accused :hem of doing s) are -mativer guilty of the wrong. Now, in ara to ihe ig par'y—tt fn dead aud cetunct; it never did auytaing wept pase the bankrup: law. : he Coptain here paia @ flattering compliment to iis Aienos hy telilog them tha! there were mo.6 squsre- flat-iooted democrats present then he had ever s+en jure in whet room. I am gad said he, to so be eat Cemooracy bere, for | hava foagatmavy a good ie with thew, and expect to fight many mara; and me tell ou here that every 'eader of & inctl ya of th+ eratig party iscxvupt. Tam sorry ty say this ou wine: (iv & fact that ali parties g> infor bargaia ving the lavt few moucha we avo of the great. reformed 6 wh) dape the honest pretendis ba honest and sin (iwnelven, Ome of he iT bave nothing to ew him to be w pretty go her fa fodie ed; and iv he di he ought to, he wil! have *o resign. B fictels of the dewwoe: wtle pariy—are mea of boweaty 6 ing Hy fo thelr ba foes rais toss, A Youk—Now, ttwe ts np Cap! RYMDRs—Whas ie that? Let hiw get up aad ser the bea got tony. [ never make s vet sseecn Fin avewer him any itme | nevar atond snoad caide: with avy faction, and never joiuet witn aay nor rotof men who today advosate « afifiwe 1s 40- efrom what they will tomorrow Aa to the Peaal- in’. Lsay it here T regres be hay got into bid bans ‘org (ne herds wud softy in chin State, and caey nave front cbc ked Liu to death. If ne has traated to man, d itey have deceives him, it is tha fant: of the msn @ notcf the man. (Applause ) The Captata cons! ded pophervicg # oriidant vic oh T the democatic riy to the torthoo ming Pre-tientia! campa'ga Hie prophecy and himse't were both gr. cted with three oor, Then the age veld i Olnb—A. ban iba Vinpiee cineke tarcy ean be ives from fa) Cemng- aie; tate worth De estimated by the ab: thelr political opponents. peeianl To ‘bi: Mr. DAVIb O'KRRFR re«pooded, aad took o¢sa. a ical in high terms, the Kaxpire Clab, for tho irvicen it nad rendered to the pariy, amu toCap ain Ryn- Za, Ste NE. saute Word given, ua follies = : “froranee of te Cineinnet Convention—The Democratic NEW Empire Club insoribe hie name their at them Daly Tbe reere, and mares fo frame of" Gloss the Sonn Kelly. The onty tative trom this olty who 4 and the Cone’! —the one must and shall be penserveds the otber tats not sad aball not be Taale? wat the life o? man It meses, Of" Mesere. C. 0, Cuups. Col. Hiv00K, % Bustaep, and W. E. Ronen weveraily reeponded to treve, Mr. R»>insoa said that he attributed the defeat of Henry Ciay, ta 1844, to the Empire Club, of which Cap: Ryndera waa the leade: avd the founder. Tt was one o’clock when the company edjourned to the ba'l room, where they enjoyed themselves to the end of the programme. Letrers of spology were receive from Martio Van Buren, and Gov. Price, of New Jersey. regretti ig their inaviiily 40 attend the festivities, in compliance witu the invita‘ion of the Cind. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONE\ MARKERT. Torspay, Feb. 19-5 P.M. ‘The slight depression noticed in the stock market yesterday was short lived. The market this morn- ing opened very buoyant, and moderately active: At the first board Virginia 6's advanced 1 per cent; Hudson Railroad, 4; Cumberland, $; Erie, §; Har- lem, 2; Reading, 14; Michigan Southern, 1; Pana- ma, 4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 2; Cleveland and Toledo, §; Chicago and Rock Island, 4; Galena and Chicago, 3. The improvement to-day must be at” tributed principally to the favorable bank statement of the past week. With a specie reserve of more than fifteen and a half millions of dollars, we must lock for a line of discounts considerably above one handred millions. In August last, with a specie basis of about fourteen and a half millions of dollars, the line of discounts ruled above one hundred and one millions of dollars. At that time the deposits amounted to eighty-one millions of dollars; now they are more than cighty-eight millions. The banking movement of this city, during the pre- sent year, will probably exceed, by several millions of dollars, that of any known. We havea larger banking capital than ever before, and we should not be surprised to see the bank Joans run up to one hundred and ten millions by the Ist of Sep- tember next. With an accumulation of specie during the past twelve months of fulltwenty mil- lions of dollars, most of which has passed into gen- eral circulation, our currency must be sound. The banks of several of the largest States in the Union no longer issue bills under the denomination of five dollars. This has forced a good deal of gold into the channels of trade, and gtven greater value and ahigher character to our circulating medium. The Legislatures of several States are considering the feasibility of prohibiting the issue of small bills, and we have no doubt a few years will see the paper currency of the country limited to bills of large de- nomination, none under five dollars. The progress we have made within the past five years in estab- lishing a specie currency has been so great that we have hopes of ultimately raising it to the highest stan dard—to a point where it will compare favorably with that of any nation in the world. In the returns which we have recently published, showing the aggregate banking movement of the country, it appears that the total amount of specie on hand at the latest dates was only about half a million more than on the Ist of January, 1854. In the same time, the bank circulation of the couatry has decreased about thirty millions of dollars. This shows two very important things. It shows, in the first place, that the gold retained out of our receipts from Cal- ifornia and other places has goue into the hands of the people, and not into the banks; and it shows, in the second place, that this specie has displaced about thirty millions of paper currency. These are very extraordinary facts, and they must have an immence influence upon our internal prosperity. It places the great interests of the country more beyond the centrol of the banking powers, and guarantees more permanency in our progress. We are not now 80 subject to sudden and serious flactaa tions in speculation and in prices. It places us more on a par with foreign nations, with which we are brought into direct competition, and gives us the advantages of buying and sell- ing under a similar currency. It completely removes any necessity for a protective tariff, and puts to rest all those brawling political demagogues, who for the past fifty years have kept the country in 8 continual state of agitation about the tariff or some other equally absurd financial or commercial system. There never wasa time in the whole his- tory of this confederacy, when its financial and com- mercial systems were on a sounder or more solid basis than at this moment; and there never was a time when the future was so full of progress and prosperity. Our capital is increasing with wonderful rapidity, but it will bea long time before we shall be troubled with a surplus. The day, however, has gone by when any enterprise on this side of the At- luntic of a public character possessing great merits, will fail for the want of means. Wecommand the capital of the world, and when that emanating from a foreign source is once located it becomes so com- pletely na‘uralized as to differ but slightly from that of native origin. We have never before felt so much confidence in our internal strength and re- sources as since the recovery of all our great inte rests from the depression and prostration of eighteen bundred and fifty-tour. After the adjournment of the first board the fol- lowing sales of bonds and stocks were made at anc- tion by Simeon Draper:— $1,000 Wheeling City sixes, 1875..........Int added 63 6,000 Biack River and Utica R. R. Ist m,. do... TOK 4,000 tvavsviile ard Dlinots R. R. do. co. 2,000 Great Western Ili. R. R. do. 10's. co, 16 eheree Knickerbocker Ive Co (0 do. Ohio Centra: Reitroad 20 do. Island City Bao! 42 co. Minnesota Minwg Co . ri er 100 do. New England Mining and Quarrying Co.. 70 At the second board a very spirited speculative feeling prevailed. The operations in Erie were very large for the afternoon board. They sum up nearly five thousand shares, at an advance of } per cent. Minois Central bonds advanoed } per cent; Nicara- ragua Transit, 3; Cumberland, 4; Now York Cen- tral, }; Cleveland and Toledo, 1; Harlem, 4; Ga- lena and Chicago, $; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 3; Long Island, 3; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 4. The improvement this afternoon was more deoided than we have had for several days. It was, in reality, 1 budl-y market. It is our impression that the rise has but just commenced. On the Ist of Janurry, 1856, we elaborately reviewed the stock operations of the previous year, and pointed out the probable course of prices during the year 1856. Nearly two months of the present year have elapsed, and so far all our predictions have been verified, We have but just entered upon the beginning of the end. Those who have followed us throngh the stock operations of Wall street for the past fifteen years must have confidence in our foresight and judgment; and those who have been governed in their opera- tions by the facts which we have, from time to time, presented, have not, duriag that long period, had any cause for complaint. We have planted our- selves upon the solid basis of trath and justice, and they never fail in the end. A few days since we stated incidentally that ono of the most prominent stock gamblers of the street had failed to tulfil his contracts at maturity. The party alluded to took umbrage at this, and at the Beard of Brokers prenounced the statement false in evory particular. Wall street was astonished the next morning, that any paper had the presumption to beard the bear in his den; and when it appeared that the great operator had actually failed to deliver stock when called for, there was quite an excitement among the small fry. The statement we made was merely an on dit in the street, and passed at the time for what it was worth. This morning the affair came up in an official shape before the Board of Brokers, and the evidence there presented proves the trath of our report. The President of the Board, Charles R. Marvin, Esq., read the following cor- respondence on the subject: — New Yorx, Fob. 16, 1859. Gas Marvin, ¥eq., Present or THe Boarp oF KERS:— Duan Sir—Mr, Little having dented publicly at the Board YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 18656. that be bed fefles to deliver Michigan Southern Ratiroad stock due to me on contract made for my account, I o-g of you the favor to read to the Board the ascompan: note of Mesers. & Lock rood. Very re: yours, LEONARD W. JER) No, 22 Witsam oraxer, Feb 16, 1856. Mr. Leonarn W. Jenome:— date, inquiring of us Drak Sm—To your tavor of this whevher Messrs. J- Little & Co. have at auy sim failed to Celiver us epy Michigan Southern st ck purcaseed for iz, account we have to reyly—We bad o reosive ove uncred and fifty shares of them on Monday, the tin inst, ‘or your scooumt, whwh they did n: Yours, truly, GENING 0% The letter of Genin & Lockwood is oonvlusive. The President of the Board was fortified with letters from other parties to refute any statement the party implicated might make, but he was wise enough to submit, and there the matter dropped. If necessa- ry, we can show by extracts from the books of prominent houses in the street that the failure to deliver stock at the maturity of contracts by the individual alluded to has been, since the present in- flation commenced, almost an everyday ovcurrence, and it is about time that the public should thorough- ly understand that there are parties in Wall stree who are greatly overrated, both in regard to capital, credit and influence. We have made altogether too much of this " matter. But for our desire to disabuse the public mind the game would not have been worth the powder. The community at large take no interest in the gam bling operations of the bulls and bears; but as the speculators of Wall street deal in public securities, there is a large class of capitalists more or leas in- terested, and it is to that class we address our re- marks. A commission broker follows a legitimate business, but thoee who buy and sell stocks largely on their own account for a rise or fall, should be placed in the prisouer's box of the Court of Ses sions alongside of the gamblers who have recently been indicted, and be tried by the same laws and inflicted with the same penalties. Tho Harlem Railroad Company have negotiated, through Messrs. W. and J. O’Brien, the whole of its second mortgage loan, amounting to $800,000, and the company is now placed in a position to make available its entire resources. This loan is secured by ® mortgage on real estate and railroad rolling stock, and the character of the investment is ex- hibited in the fact that our oldest and shrewdest capitalists were the takers. Real estate security of such & chara:ter as this is seldom met with, even in this city, and the subscribers to this loan comprise some of the largest real estate owners on Manhattan island. In our opinion this is the best secured Joan the Harlem Railroad Company ever issued. There is something tangible, something possessing real value, something appreciating in value day and night, and so far as actual safety and available security goes, this issue of bonds is preferable to any other made by this company. The rolling stock of the company is included in this mortgage. This is much better than so much value represented by fixed iron rails. In every way these bonds must be a desirable investment. They mature in 1868, at which time the real estate mortgage for their security will be worth the entire issue, leaving the other collaterals an additional guaranty. It is estimated that the company will earn ret this year sufficient to pay the usual divi- dend of eight per cent on the prefered stock. The present board of managers have undertaken a thorough system of economy, without lessening the efliciency of-the road. We understand that, in the first three months of the present fiscal year, the pay roll of tho company has been reduced $26,000. In every department reform has been in troduced, and the stockholders may look for satis- factory results. The Messrs. O’Brien have secured for their friends a safe and substantial investment ata very low figure. The company was fortunate in having such real estate security to offer. It was purchased years ago at comparatively a low figure, and is now in the very heart of the oity, doubling in valve in less time than on any other part of the island. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol lows :— Paid on Treasury account. . $11 587 0° Heelved i Bence oY Pata for Ascay office... Paid ou disbursing checks, The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 16th inst., were as follows :— For the recemption of stooks.. For the Treasury Department, kor the Interior Department. War werrants received and enter: On account ot vie Railroad Company for the month of January last past, are $36,689 02. For the corresponding month of last year, $32,768 73—increase, $3,820 29. The stockholders of the Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad Company have elected the following gen- tlemen directors for the year ensuing :— Jobn Catlin, ¥. D. Holton, 8, H. Alden, E. P. Wolsott, George H. Waiker, ‘B,D. Clinton, “A. i Ray, 4. Finch, Jr., HL Deusman, Joseph Goodrich, 8. C. Hail, Anson Héred, Havs Crocker, Nelson Dewey, E. L. Dimick, Brooks Dunsiaaie, F. J. Tiboetis, Jobn Catlin, Esq., has been re-elected President. The directors of the Black River and Utica Rail- road Company offer for sale about $200,000 seven per cent bonds, with interest payable semi-annually in the city of New York, secured by a first mortgage on the whole road and its appurtenances, Sixteen isiles of it, from Utica to Trenton Falls, was opened for business on the first day of January, 1855, and nineteen miles, from the Falls to Boonville, on the 18th day of December last, to which place trains have since heen running with very satisfactory re- sults. The road has been surveyed and located to Clayton, where it terminates at a good landing on the river St. Lawrence, a distance of 108 miles from Utica, through the populous, productive and thriy- ing counties of Oneida, Lewis, and Jefferson, in nearly a straight line; and when completed will fur. nish the most expeditious and direct route for the transpotation of freight and passengers to the region it passes through and the parts of Canada interested between Montreal and Toronto, north of Lake Onta- rio and the river St. Lawrence. At Clayton the pas- sengers and freight will be transferred to sailing vessels or steamboats on the river, or carried over the same to the Grand Trunk Railway, at Kings- ton, in Canada. A large local and through freight and passenger business will be transacted by the reed, eapecially the Canada business, arising from the reciprocity treaty. The aggregate value of the imports from and the exports to Canada, for the year 1866, being the firat of the operation of reci- procal free trade, amounted to $30,902,668, of which $12,010,663 paseed through the port of Oswego dar ing the season of canal navigation, and the recipro- cal principle will probably be extended to entire free trade. During the suspension of canal naviga- tion, about five months, the busine’s of this road willexceed that passing through the cities of Os- wego or Rochester, and produce large profits, and through the whole year it will be a direct, uninter rupted and expeditious line between the New York Central and the Grand Trank Railroad in Canada. ‘The cost of the most elevated and expensive part of the road and ita equipments, from Utica to Boonville, is now $1,035,936 76, or about $30,000 per mile, and the proceeds arising from the sale of these bonds will be strictly applied to the payment of all the floating debts, now amounting to $200,000. On the unfinished part of the road north of Boon- ville about $50,000 has been expended, but the work will not Le resumed beyond that place until more snbscriptions for stock have been made by the owners of property adjacent to the road, which will be raised in value by ita completion. The directors have re- sclved that the basis upon which the construction of the road progrecees shall not be derived from the tale of bonds, but that it shall be completed on actual stock subscriptions and payments. The prominent inhabitants of the region north of Boonville are now subscribing for stock liberally, and hopes are enter- tained that the necessary amount of money to pro- ceed with the work at an early day will be raised soon, as the portion of the road now in operation has thas far shown the local business to be suffi- cient to produce an income beyond the estimates made, and sufficient to meet the expenses and pay dividends, independent of the large amount of the through. business which will be contributed to it by the Canada passengers and freight. We have translated for our columns the valuable circular of Messrs. De Cappet & Co, prepared ‘or transmission to Europe by the steamship Persia:— CmovLse ov De Carrer & Co. New Yor«, Feo. 10, 1855, ‘The animation im our stock market wotdced in our last edvices of the 11» smsant, his cuntinued ty be fels w a high cegree nd with but iittle interruption duriog ‘ne w week. Atter the comsidoravle rise af the previous \ ‘weeb, @ Datoral reaction tok place lu smo caie-; tn others, vivlert fluctuations Lae occurred, r sulting from vetous epecuia‘ive causes. Our t.-day’s quotatt ne show, however, with very tow excuptions, wet susteined prices, apy it, Daay tp 'anee, some Bivasce Upau iat Weeks! rates. The weerly bepk report slows egein a large inorvas~ of the peci- reserves, wid ‘he moDey mer- het mauites'6 gradusliy more eave; apite of tuia the more substantial investwent Brouriies ‘wave eearcly purtici- tec in he movemens of the more speculstive stocks. he Liverpool mews to 2d Febsuary, has produced a> other eflect oo vur stock m them to revive the epimatin which tor # m-moat had boon fleggiog. The © bar tren but jie egivily iu Sate +4, ka; “we Rolice picerate wales of Tndia si S's, Mise rarf Bis aed Virgin'e (5; the two tormer at sowe advance, the iat fer er @ifling Cecins; Calvornia 7's with but tew sales have sisen three per cent, _ Ich y aud couniy ponds there bas bee bu: itt doimy, avd we notic. only & few salon of Ciovelasd 7's, Fen Frenel-co 10's «ma Wheeling municipal 6's, with me acverce in the k ce of the Lwo former. Raukoad BONDS —T su-actions to Lite ois Central oor suucid'D, wi \nongh We ge, wee less previowy week, spa rhow we P classes of Fie bens have advanced, wih ‘he exce of ls: mortgsge. Those of 1871 have beeu deal. in to some extent. there were also moceraie sales of New York Cep:re] O's end Ts end Tecre Haute and Allon 21 mi rigege. Amongst the reilroad bonds traosacted at private rele, Michiga: Ceutrel 8’, 1869, were do-e ia smovnte of come impcrtance. We ‘no tics also ame tew sales o: Obio and Peunsyivanis [ngoma Bond: 6u4 of leo- ria ane Oqrawka Eastern Exrousion Ist mor gage RaRoaD SHARKS —Cun-jderadie activity prevailed in Erie, Micbigan Southern Cleveland and fo >, aud im Reacing. . tary Trapeactions were made to & lesa degree ia New York Coutral, Panama Chicago and Roos Ielaa , Ceve- land anc Pivaburg. Michigan Central, aud Milwaukie and Mustee'ppl. Erie bas experien-ed sudden fluctustious, Terulling, however, io 8 ma:keu advat ce over iat werk’s prices, ne peetioisliy of a cash dividend wt tue aext bait yesrly term based upon she lace receigt: ot the roac, and Wwe prospest cf the ten per cen’ stuck dividead during the year, resulting from wn equai amouat of benes of 1875 absorbed by the slaking usd, have com tiisuted in producing (bis movement. Mishigaa south- rn har tovebe: duriug the wok 101 and 013, closing vt Crese wide apo +uicen fluctuatious ars due maiaiy to compinaticns produced by the wild sp:cula:ion to which this stuck has given rise of iate. Money rule. principally at +x to seven for call loans. Paper ix not freeiy offered ct seven to niow fir st oles 5 und ficm ten to eleven for leas kn wa signatures. Oa Europe exchanger are not abu: dact, aad vita a moic rate ceman: ates are looking up. Principal nusiness on Loxdon, 109 a 104%; on Paris, bt 203, LuEbox, Fein, 10, 1856 200 ans Erie RR, 00 6035 do .....bi0 0 Mbds.53 1000 Evie 2d Moe. 10000 k: fe Con piw?7i 1000 Erle bones 83. 4000 Erie bends 75 2000 H Riv Lr M bas 86000 14: Cen RR ds. 4000 il F'd ber w.p. 88 sba Merch Bank, 20 Mechanica’ Bak, 60 Merca Exch Bk . 10 Bark N’th Amer. .. 2% 360 100 600 ties OLN 1(0 Nic Transit Go... 21% 160 do. -b30_ O13 000 Gardiner Goo... «25 Macon & WER,. 100 WHudan RivER,, 34° 33 Mien Con ral RR. Ot 60 dow... 84% 100 MSO&No-In RnB 96 100 Cary Ioprovem’t 63 _ 60 Panama RR.,.,. 100 10 Cumb Qal...... 26° 100 cu... 800 101K 250 do ¥2 Cleve. C& Oia RR. 102 800 Mis Central RR.. @ 150 Clove & Fidten’ht 69 100 2 BOakD. 200 ahs NY Cent BR. 9334 do......060 9255 100 Oley & 82 600 300 Harlem 200 150 50 do 13 Galena & 50 do, 100 Clev & Pitted Rit 693g 100 CO..4., DOO T0%y 100 Tong Ist RR". b80 3635 200 Mil & Miss RIt.b3 873 300 Cum Coal Co... 26; 100 do... bid 264 300 de »b90 27 200 03 26% Real Estate Sales Yesterday—225,000 Woith id. Lot No. 404 Pearl street, running through to Chestout, with (bree three story brick houses, one of which, ou Chestnut street, tegetber with @ portion of the lot, will be cut off by ‘the Bowery extension, for which $1,085 Than been awarded... s..scccce seen secs eeseees e814, 100 Nos, 867 ard 360 Grand at., corner of Kasex, ‘wita frame buildings .. No. 8€8 Grand st... Ww No. 60 E*rex st., with two story andatile son square, 25 by 70.... 3.750 jackson #quare, 26 by 70.... 2,060 with two story and atic bri ont ‘two story No. €63 Water st., aith twostory & attic frame house 2,000 do. do. 1950 No. 666 do. do. No. 667 do. do. do. do, 1,975 No. 6€9 = do. do. do, ao, 1,900 No. 671 do. do. do, do 2,000 No. 613 = de. do, do, do. 2,090 Kigbt ‘ota on 34 avenue, between 109th and 110th streets, with large two story and attic frame be el, sheds und stables, Cnchs.........ceeeare Four 10's on 109th street, 60 fee; from rear of the above, each ., Py Secret Lot on 6th atrect, near dd aveaue, 90 by 113. . Two lots on 8d nvenue, between /4tn and 3é streets 25 by 87, with buildings. each..., Lo! udj ini>g, 2 by 106, with bulitiog, cach Lot ac} ining, 25 by 110, with building Lot ccrner 26 avenue and 34th ate wih house, stables acc shop. Oppusite corner of 34 avenue a Thies lots adjoining, towards 35th atr by 100, enoh. 3 Two lota on 34 each Lot 06, Lot edjcining’ eame nize... 1,950 Two Jove on (6th street, 28 by 08 cach, near Sd uv.. 2.000 | ot adjvining. same size, + 1,98 Lot acjoming, same size pai tot on Lexugtop avenue, between 34th and 85th sireeta, 22 teor tron: and 27 by Lot adjoining any Lot on Lexington avenue. opyost fret front and 22 rear, Lot adjoving, seme size .. Two do. do. ac Six lot, rear of the leat six men’ , having no frent, tring 26 feet front by depth ranging trom 41 « 49 teet, roid, the largest tor. . Two edjuis ing, sume atze, each, eee Gere jot adjuining, 44 feet front by 8 and 16 feet DID vier sev tole crave stNbe sli vine Goss osu. OO Two Kits on Clat et, beer Second av., 28 by’ 100; part Lot op €0tb street, near 12th avenue, 26 by i Three Ieta adjoioing, seme size ed... Be 386 Trrea lots on Bith et, near svence A, with in rear, having no front, che whole being 172 feet + deep by 70 feet front, and 65 feet rear, exon. Lot on:ner avenne A and 85h at, 25 by 04, Toree kote edj-ining, towards 86th at,, eame size, Lot core : a8 etacjoining, same prize i Let do, ’ do 8% Lt do. do 830 Fear lots sdjatrit g . 825, Howe and lot on 18th at , near 8th 4,250 Hone ond lot 246 Norfoik wt, 16 by 4,125 Jere of house 136 Varick at.,’ 26 by 15 2,000 House an¢ Jot 174 Kast 16:h st, 26 hy 103 4'300 House and lot 160 Kant 284 #t., 20 by 08 . +7 0 Heuce end lot 96 Wear 214 «t , 26 by 98 :0,000 Jot en. son Co a fAv., 25 by 08. . tf 1 lot cdjoining, 25 by 98. “f 3 1 lot newr above, 26 by 08. 7 1,000 CITY OOMmsxactaL REPORT. Tumspay, Feb 19-6 P. M. Asune.—The market was uochavg+d, while sales were Mmitedy U Braspercrs —F oar—The market contiaued dull and of, the county; ureettled, ‘The rales embraced 3 000 a 4 000 bols , in- THE LECTURE SHASON. PS DELIVERED BY JAMRS A. Mein at Palio WD f~q) / op ths evenit ¢ and 72) 20. at 736 o'clock. ” wabfrct—" PRE x xa ‘boly ince’ to face with the ol MASTER, BD acti germmon to gond State, at $6 87% 0 67, wita some J A. MeMAS ea a UY Lagat infertor or bogus brands, at $676 snd go 4 to benisome exe dito, meiutiog fancy aud ex ra Wester, at $760 20" . Cenaaian ceaie . . Akins Genaesee war 6: $8 50 Warde light dewmud, with anes 120 vols, a: 37 £6 @ $9 7 thr commoe Ws ex'rm. Southern way ioue iva, wbile prices wore amour tne earae he ales ware come fited 10 about 460.8 600 bois. wt $875 089 18 for cue. mon to chotoe, ano at $95 © $10.87 % for tansy acd xa, Core meal end rys floar wore oll end now'ned, 166 0 2,000 8 4,000 Darheis Lenumssne ved wero & B236e Com Sees of about 10.000 bubels Wertem wixed were main 4000 of walen Were in store ut, 785. Some disuiley Lota Jersey yellow weae 500 at 60 & Tic, Kye was quiet and bo vinel. Oets were dull, at 440 4 46¢. tor 8 ate, wad a! 486. « Sue, tor Weetrm Corres. A ce.go £1,480 boge of Kio, per Ind wer sot at of ate terns £000. soid at 11%. Ye do, Maracaibo wlan 1205 0 N's Java 1s Mee , Mush 48 Ot, Eo tatngd at Ose. Corton ~ Lealers Wore wai ng ietters ané hens th market displayed leas geimstion, ertaout change ia piise. Ths eaies ecadrsced ebuu: 1 200 « 1,600 bales. Caras TaRTAK.— 6 canes were oid Frnscnts —kgag cbange iv rates Liver pool at 73; 300. ments were moderate, wisaout 2,000 buabeia grain ware Some lo's of cotwn were o- London, 200 dis. provisious sere en. fo Hamnurg, 75 tierses houey were taken , And 69 tous fastic at privatattarms. vo Bren ep, 50 tons wgwoud were eoguged at private terms There wea ntbig uew to Havre renged from He wife. per fon mensaremmnt. Frorr.—Selew of $000 boxes duced rating, 1,600 do. | = ves and 1,600 (o qua:ters were made on privau eres. Hay.—Sales of 506 bales wore madevat $1 18% for #hip- men! ang 8) 46.0 $1 60 at reall for ey use. Boxry.—}05 tierces anc 82 bb.s.Cubs wore sold in boud at €6c, cu-h. Tron was quiet, with small sales Seotch pig at 34c. 9 Ske. six wOD' he. Morsees —New Orleans "aa more astive aod rather fim, The saire embcaced about obla at dlc. a 44s, do. we.e roid by wartaon wt 400. Naval “ores we @ quier, and quo +, were nominal, 1 In the ab- Ons — ks gli-h Imseec was dull and nomival. and while were unchanged. Provisions —Pork—The marké@ wis without change of moment, ehiie seen were Comtined 1 about 300 bola, in lots, f mene, at $15 87 a $16 G4 while prime yas at $1u 8734. Hee! con‘inned dul; the saes were confined to 100 4 £00 bls, country meus aed prime, at od prices Tepacted Sestern was at $14 $1425 Boo hams ware bell et lic 4 Ihe Prime moss an quiet a7 819 0 8! Cut meats vere unalte od, with males of 100 p at To. @ 736 for ebtuiners, ond at Bigs. wie. for fi 10 Wie Bowier and iv better damand. Sales of 10%. sud LOO were repucted at we wh ks rage fo: tenses and bn-rals - & 103{c, Boon wax duli and prices Batter was sel g moderately»: 18c, and at 23c. a 280. for S'ave, Chex 6 Le +t 15 earky were maie wi do. 8 4%0 @ newe frem Cubs tuparted more firmness Sperm at to thy makes The @oout 200 snds. Cods io the trade, wt TMs a bY abou 150 do New Orleans, ut "0. a8Ke Am 50 bads. New Ovieaus was tunce sy a matiXe a8 OPACO.— ThE dimaud in Roo ut the transactions Mush cunfired, go sicount of he warraity o desirable | comme with us a es ivcludes 20 bhds Kentacay, at 10c a | UBIO & 250.; 42 cason seed | tteks, ‘The eal Fhe. ; 167 daies Havens, lea!, at Lic. wee, 45 do, Piortda, at 1c. a 20s, Wiisxi¥.—Sores of 466 bole. prisur we e mate at 28 Ko. #290 FINANOLAL. . | 000. 000278. LOALON DLAMONDS, WATOH- ° : 9, Biewotry ound value™es, to pune 0 fuiepplicsn’a an sooes bonds wad morigages, ba-teas &e., Degorin'ed mt easy ra'es Progrieiira Amerioad, TaLesc tos oot fid itn, TasVi Nis & OU,, ruom No. % apple: ton’e Butaings, 346 Brosd 7a; Wagons, barvess dc ‘every denorsbtica a prope ty be hed the ‘highes’ grices palt incash All tragsa stone iv confidential. Private rooms for ladies Ufflve hours Coin 9 HW 6, at LAYLGs & Ov 's, 39 Ubambere street, next door te | locased a! 614 Kighih aveau> Burton's voQ-e vAN LWAYS BK Hal ON $833.000 Srey. sense eae an ninds a oe chen cite, fur ab-r" po toa, at the Broadway favan Oflise, Par tes trented strict ¥ Confideutially, a lease of valuable vcouer- ty on Broadway for wale. MAGDUFF & HOOPER, 395 Brosd $600,000 8250 jaro hy soots ease ie TASH oF bought tor cash; stocks, noles, mértgages, £0.. nek ot Sorices emidenda au ‘oromol., By Sa HMPaON & We orokers and comanisaion m: wi Nassau ntreet. ef Ann, room 2, seo0nd fi ry ){) £0 LUAN On WaToaMs, Diam. ane, $557 .000 eae 08 Tal rest eneripson e Falasie proverty. er nodabt for aah, 7 508 h 1SaAG uptand costdentiet O14 gold, tad aiver bourht we — to tad a! i bay Braninese transacted on Balarder, reas $170. UUU TO LOAN ON DlaaONvS, WATONGS, singh Spy malar OF vougl prom,t snd confidential. Uffice hours from 9 ull 5, at the old ofice Of BKAISTLD & CU., 35 room 3. sesond Joba street, oor. TO L&ND, ON BUND AN9 MOUTGAGR, 2 pro’ $75,000 722882, OF Bux 22 Mo clas: ductive real estate, in this city. aoply to 8 S SROAD, No, 15 Wall atrect, second stor’, ont rund. , 1,000. WAx78D, TO BoRRCw., ON BOND . 1. ano morgage, for threat» five years, $20,- 000. on firat class real estate, iu the oily of Troy, fre> and ue- inoumbered, tite indicputable. ihe prope:ty fs valued at $100,000. ard in now leaned tor fiva years ata rent of $7,500. Address Q Parish Ogden, Banking and Insurance agent, roy, N.Y. 5 QUO. KARTE, TEE ARUVE SOM POR ONE to, J» sear tor which I will pay equiveient we 12 per cent per annum, soured by note and good seovud mort Bago on real ertate, inthis city, Address K, G. L Postollice, WAN'KD ON MORTGAGE, WITT Go0p $3,000 rear ie witoh # premise wit be gives é BN WARYKD. & premii 3 Ix MONT AS, FoR WATOH cen‘ will be Dald aud secured Acdross U. ws, Herald office by mortunge. je. any Cra tits ur uae, dates, 8 personal poverty, or purcvased for ous prinde. WOU, M. fow vainahve oll paints io he anid sts Bataan tr ox for merchandise IVIDKND —STUYVESANY INSURANOK COMPANY, jew York, Feo. 14, 1866 (flor No, 158 Bowery, corner aire’! ~— Phe tireot re have this dav deolaed 4:0 »i- annual dividend af five (5) pee cout, paya rie on wad afer the Athiest. Lhe tanster hocks wilt oe closed untll that data, By orcer. BENS aMiw J. PaN £4, nesretary ‘ORKY TO .OAN—ON DI 4MUNDS, WAICHEs, JAW: eiry, plat os, dry goods, sezars, and eve y de-orip ton af Viiuable proverty, or bough! forc-h, Stosks, uot-s, mort- ex, &e. Fegotivied, 6. THAY KK, 334 Brond way, room No. Recoid Bory. OrKY TO LOAN ON WATOBKS, JEWELRY, DLA- monde ¢ry goods, pianoy, furniture, firearas, Wagona, harness, and every descrip :ion ot parsoua! property, by J. A BAL VK, 120 eprirg street. ODKY LIBERALLY sDVANCED ON HOUSEAOLD tarnbure. pianos, watches, jewelry, stlver ware fire- arms, surgical, nautical aod musical insieanea's, horses, wax Tess, iquors, Rrocer es, dr gorda, hardware and personal property of al’ kinda, or -oucht tor ossb, by MoUAFFRA & WALTERS, 25 Vatherine atreat WATCHES, IBWELRE, 60. ALIFOBNIA DIAMONDS.—THIS NEW AND BEA. tiful article still takes the lead QenUemaa'a pina, $4 to $15; ladies’ pina, $8 Us $25, rings $40 $2); studs, crores butions. reckiaces, Ac Any ot the above sruclos «ent by mad to any partof the United stsies. ad SAGUBS, Manutacturing jowslers, 4/7 Broadway. EV ELRY FOR SALR, at LOW PHIOKS, THk 808 fcrilier, inending to Feilnquieh the jewelry business on the first of Hay vex» wil Ot. powg of his "w.oek of jewelrs at eatly reduced prices from ‘hts dae hood eee ey J. THNNEY, 251 Broadway. W ATCHES-FINK GULD aby SILVER WarcHRa— ‘The ext and tnost spit assortment of wsienes in the vity th 'o be found at the sunsceiner’s. 4e hes beea in ous ness in Wail street for the ink eluhiven years, and is ell- tog all desoriptions of guid «nd sliver watches Jewairy and iver ware, ae puch jane Wan tho anual pi tone Reanutu, gold lepine watc'ge fans holes jewe tod.. Fine go.dSe'acor ted Gee bunting case hogan ane Five gold hunting detached Ie vers Gold ane enamel wat hor for Indi en rup eight da oh ehanwe into bape rele +o Site railway tmekenpers. S100 20 to very low. to Keep eorrect time Watchus and Watches and jewairy repaired in ‘he Geode nada, tree of of watches and joweiry, fall atreet. weonnd fier, near fi eae mansh eas. San"ae wen tries ot the United States and ¢ abaree pe O. ALLEN, try qivieon'e and retail, NO ‘Il Goid bunt g levers, tull English lever wa'chee. kogieh huailog patent le 1 kinds of watches nol Bowery. N. R.—Watohee repatred by experiencea workmen aad war ran‘ed. ~~ epves TION. & STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SOHOOL, FOUGH- SD ‘Keenete, New York. 4 new svatero traiving in te prao- Be dally ‘profee sone) Worlds aie Varun commences or eoinpressed: for unoowpressed %4. | t) California rates | br | ls. hae at 2s, 64. win some | | yours, ge ee ‘el vu bea ‘est thy Face to Face with the United” dtaien” ¥OTURE BY G B. KERIN, A. B.—-SURJEOT, “K' Dotbingtism,” et Harwood corner of Righty. street and Fourth avenue, on the 23d February. Doors open at 7 o'clock Meech tiles Lib RY, amwOOrATION aR. W. Curds will cemunence bis course of lectures on ier porary fag ‘i ah Fiction,” 6m Monday Feb. 16, aa intin Hall, asior place osfrageg "0 heb. 18—vid Fiction. eb. 22- Bulwer and D’leraelt, Fev. 25 harhotte Sonie (Ourrer Be! ev. 29—U) " neecneday, March § Charles Kingsley sad the Novels @ #form Erica) Maren 7 thacweray SQUEE tcke's to memory, #1 6; BS fe mers, , hon-mem' ear we ofc. No. 2 inasau street, and at the door on the Of ‘he lective. Cs IMPEOR, Ubairmam PME, hoe Dewe eit tb Inied she preparatic rere YORK, FEB. 1, 1286— that eq 2est you to deliver & on #0 i nd Une whicw yOu are se adnjted io di 5 f ‘place. wt rene sue ,OUF Cop venience. , ee ownsd C105, Stephen EL. be Maru, Chun leg, me ie whist Wm Werriaa, Isane Wo. Adstus, Wok Soratio lea. New Your, Fab, Gee Uewen—I thawefully wcknow 4 invitauon io deliver # course of iecsures on French Wouen.” it will #ive 1ae greet plessure Wo Centon to your kind reques! during ‘ne present ro00'R. - Bespeettatig, 0 BLM OHARLINES To Prot H. Cnoeny Frevch Leo-ures, Oh ec!ures, ob Giaitneuie! i, woe ENGR WOMBN, Weil be deitvered on Mondays and’Thuredaye, ay Po bn of Paris, - 21, at 8 ofolocts P. at. Phursday, Feb. 20 janday ‘Feb 2b Thurrday Feo. 2. jue. de Suast. .Mune. Cuizot (Pauling de Mews is Hickels 5) cents. To be ha: Lockwood's, €1] Broadwas * eale @ Mercantile Library. SPECIAL NOTICES. | ATA MERTIN BK CUSTOM HOUSE Bau. | AL of dew York, beid Fens wary 19, 1866, for the pi | Sxpressing their ct tor the momo.y of (he tate Hover V,. | Re Behuy'er noo edolence wi ths family of the dese | Mr. Jarob 8. Wood was cailed to the chair and Mr J: | Mekiboin eppotcied secretary, der, Jorcialad Doles | Offered the followtig resoiniogs, waich were unank adopted:~ Wioreor, [i hee pleased the /imighty, in hla vise prow dence, Jo re nove feoni us by death our friend and fellow aswe- ert VR. Schuviée, one of the oldes! Ousomn ©, (Ye survivors, © ned to record our aeons of respect to his memory d we beve lost atried fe of nobleness, genervel\y in the promputnde, fideley d wl the duties aud trusts re ie, and to ofler a trio imo oaty shat tn and one in bem perm.al wort were and zea: Wish * hich be dikeharg: Rerclved, Tine deeply iy and rein ions of ¢ tained, and nereby as their fit ons JawEs MOK Peererary. Mea" O.--THE MEME bo BFA AM, a6 suiar.y raqusated to atthe Locve ton, commer of ay and Liseckor sireem, fo Cay #12 oP otoek M., for she purpose of attending as Cane ralof our bie broker, Robert Giene, By erder of the W. ML Ongs WEY, Seoretary J. LROO SBE, M 1 SEW YORK, PEBROARY 16, 13860 AVL hotoe.— No tee is hereby given thet all persons whe: uire Wo be vaccinated will he aticnded to promptly, wit ge. by @vplication at eitaer of the di " phy. icibn? are constantly in .tendamog; and it 1s that al! beve rot bee» vacctusted should aval! bn meate of the oppertunts, thas offered. The sew aie pepesry 1. located at the corner of Oenwe and White ‘The sastero Dispensary, in Ludow strees in the roar of Tbe sortbera Disuensary 1s tocaied commer Way phersireet The Demlits Asoanaary ta! nue. ‘Tha Horuwesera Di FERUANDO WOOD, Mager, OTIWK.~THE MEMBERS OF THB LIQUOR DEALERS ndarsi; od sincerely sympathise wish deceased in the great lose thee e'nem of ou: heartielt ees O01 B. WOOD, Chairman. OF ATLANTIO LO! VOR 6 FEM 6t $71 seond & Bocely are hereby noutied that the undersigned is mar indy 10 regewe thelr reepertive dust, wp to the 1x aut 98 Bi Offie-, (ice Felows Hall, daily, from 9 til 12 A. M., and treme 5 P. at MSGEWARZ, O1ICK.—GAUTTON.—ALL, PERSONS Al coutiined agains: trusting or giving credit 'o any ome em my ecoouat. ALBERT KOU, corner of baghth svonue a ‘Thirty-eighth street, . DL VIDS BENKFIT 60014TY.—THE MEMBERS OF thia society are hereb; noutied that the annnal destion te ha clock. 1. M. THOMAS B. JONES, President, W. J. Wiuztams, Secretary. HE COMMITTEE ON DESIGNS FOR THK TABLEP 8©. be placed in the new Firemen’s Hall to the Ca WILLIAM U. WADK, iain President of the New York Deperiment, would invite dexigor for the same, the eum of twenty five dollars far the do-ign shall '. Persons intending to subuit designs cam Mie MEMBERS OF EMPIRE LODGS, NO. 64 LO. OF ‘Wear: ve respectfully invited to be at thalr lod: oo Feapect tothelr lats bro.her, Hodert Glenm, ne A. SUHSNOK, N. @. $250 ANO FOR HALK.—AN ENTIRELY 5 PLOY, and beantiful rosewood piano, of exoslient tome nd finish, which cost 8°61, will bo sold tor $180, if suptad fer Twomediately. Can be xeex a: the office of M. L. Bo Naseau street. 4 W. Lab & G0'3 Pac 5. poe. - ibese pins FIKST PREMIUM Plt ceived the first premium, ever oiler eqvare plans, } Rd Huropesn and American, #& Paris induatsial kxbloition of 1X66. U/ RHART Nkowass £.00.'s melodcous, 6:9 Broadway Bt Nicholas Hatal, Le DY, WHO POaSsTSaKs A SC the beet quality, of the highest compass, amd mn talents of the greatest order, wiabow s aituaiion, th an or @ Protestsnt , where 8 Mberal Addren Firet Hoprens, Herald office. Que Sa0KIFi08. pdano fur sate for 6: D Sz! wue and caso; ty te every reepeot 'y the oaker:; no! besn uved three Can be seen Owner b wick, apd inure sei! ft Waiker vtreni, before 12 ofclook. [P XGU WANT 70 GRARN 70 PLAY EHR reet'y tr ie, ron street, Ww! city, This fro at all priews ‘7 wus +LIZ4 VALBNTINE KAS BIRBD A PRIVABD musical room ai 622 Broadwey, second floor, were teacher ni ging and the plao, reren! prices, ané cam’ fren every day. trom 1 us UFISAL.—A LADY, INSTRUCTKD IN MUSIO Bar De best masters, would {ake @ number of pupils a 1 quarter; highest reference given. Address M. J., care WB Lockwood, Brondwey Post oftion. Now HK IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTA—PL 50 pinnow for eae for cash; they are now renved for fn . U., Beri thie week Cash only will be received in payment. Adéress fice. THW MUFIC, STATK starr od by ‘The on Baker, bonutitally 4 —_ Colored vignette Price Sie ; miso the are Hil, Ge.” eae piecorare played at Laurs Keene's Varietany wi feces. 10 be bad Ocal music sellers. )WodTHL- FOR WHIOB A VALU 4 SLE BUDE 1a: Pina loi whi ve exchanged, in tne ‘oly @, Brooklyn, and een eters, Apply to W. H. DURANG, 212 Broadway, reams It, third floor. OLD VIOLIN 2. -PRICE #5; MAT mn at HATS Es BROTHERS pianoforte * Fouricen'h street, petwoen the ARK eel co per thir avenue and of 3and6 P.M. QCBUBERTH & Cv, MUSIC DEPOT, 539 BROADWaG S York. publisher since thirty years, at = and Let ler s soe of one million works, the (ve Vntied Staten “Thove who want good tmasio, at lew please \ cali. a § WONDER—THE GIPEEY GIRL. THIS RENO +A. and oniy true palmlat tn Amerios, oxn be on allevents Of lite, ut 284 street, noar Alien fer 0 cents, N.B—sbe can tnpart @ secret Indy cr gertieman oa obtain the affeoidons of ex. Charge oxira. PTROLOOY, PRRRNOLOGY,--THE Avs FLRURY, frow Paris whose relation VA RVOYANOR.—MBR HAYES, J 7 / Rping street, the moat auncess‘ul medical and clairvoy anti Amerion. y ‘ver Saori Vitam hee? oes Sie econ r uniavs you are pertectiy satefied with the examinstion. marriages, business, Ruane, de fered tor ente for the Unitea arate ’ 8 NRW BRAND z geners( speaking of hia py IV® OAK CHAMPAGNE.—TH wonderu! 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