The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1856, Page 3

cracking and falling in rapid succession, when of a sud- thea fl a th ‘a noise like a clap of thundi , on the root falling, mounted so high into the air asto be visible for miles vistant, and by 10 ciclock every ofthe establishment was reduced to a heap of g ruins. Mrs. Connorton. the proprietress of the building, was {noured for . wardrobe and the theatre in the Phoenix and Monarch Fire Offices. ‘Mesara. Elphinstone and Nealy, the present losses, who have lost a vast quantity of property by the disastrous event, were rot insured for a siogle penny. As to the origin of the mistortune nothing thst could be de- pended upon eould be ascertained. The previous night @ piece called the “Red Crow” was performed, which terminated with the burning of the Robin Hood Tay- erp, exd it is not unlikely that some of the ourning embers may have remeined smouldering during the right, An immense crowd assembled near the fire, and it required a powerful body of po'ice to keep a way clear for the firemen. By 6 0’clock the followingeve- ning the firemen sreceeded in gottiog the ruins suificieat- ly cooled to allow an inspection to be made of the remsin- ing portions of the premises, for the purpose of tracing outs if porsible, the precise cause of the outbreak, So extensively, however, was everything within the walls burnt, that it was impossible to tell how or in what part of the theatre the fire commenced. The whole of the per- formers employed on the estabitshment bave lost their wardrobes, which slone will amount to a coniuderable sum, and) what is still worse, none of the artistes or others ewploced in the theatre were insured, and many, baving large families dependent upon them tor support, will suffer to no little extent. We understand that Mr. Dov the respected proprietor of the Great National Staucard taeatre, Shore.itch, and some other managers, intend to get up benefits in aid of the famiiies os the burnt out performers. Financlat Inteiligence. LONDON MONEY MARKET. Fray EveninG, Fenrvary 15,—The notice from the Chancellor of the Exchequer announcing the inteniion of government to raise a loan, as well as to fund 9 portion of the floating debt, and inviting the attendance of capi- talista at the Treasury next Mooday, when the terms will he communicated, was received at the Stock Exchange this morning, eta @ quarter past 11, and took every one by surpri The funding of Exchequer bills had been fully anticipated, but the raising of a joan, al- though considered certain in the course of the spring, was wholly unexpected at the present moment. Consols, which left of yesterday with mnch heaviness at 92, had opened at 615; to %4, and immediately on the appearance of the notice they declined to 91. Large sales were then actively pressed, and the downward movement continued until the price touched 90, from which there was scarcely any recevery, the final transactions being at 90 to \ for money, and 903¢ to $ for the account. The greatest rness Was manifested throughout the day to } the smount intended to be asked for, and a variety conjectures were circulated on the subject. Some per- Sons endeavored to create a belief that the loan will be for £20,000,060, berides a foncing of £9,000,000 of exchequer bills; but an impression subsequently gained ground that the total will be altogether mcderate, and that, alznough the government deem it expedient, betore the commence- ment of the Peace Conferences, to provide for all imme- diate wants, so as to complete the strength of thair posi- tion, they entertain sufficient confidence to defer any far- ther arrangements until a later period. The intended funding produced a good effect upon exchequer bills, in dia bonds participated, the last quotations for Doth being 5s. discount at par Owing to some gales of stock having been effected im- mediately at the opening of the market this morning, a Statement was afterwards circulated that some know: leege of the intended announcement of the loan had been allowed at that time to transpire, but, on an inquiry be- ing instituted before the Committee of the Stock Ex- change, i: was assertained that no foundation existed for the assertion. ‘The bicdings for the new loan, if the precedent adopted on the last cccasion be followed, will take place on Fri- day next. The terms in that instance were made known on Monday, the 16th of April, and the contract was con- cfuded on the 20th. The price of consois on the day of the contract was exactly the same as that at which they have cloeed this evening. With the exception of several operations in Turkish, ‘here was scarcely any buriness in foreign securities. The six per cents closed yesterday about 94 to 34, and were negotiated to-day at 9234 and 9314 for money, and 9234, 953;, 92, and 92% for the account, showing fall of 1% per cent. In the foreign exchanges this afternoon there was no materia! alteration, but the rates generally showed a ten- dency to improvement. The corn market was rather more firm this morning, and in some instances an advance of 1s. was obtained. ‘The report of the Liverpool cotton market for the week, shows a steady buriness at fcrmer prices. The quota ions of the French Three per Cents on the Paris Bourre, this afternoon, were 72f. 60c. fur money, and 73°. 45c. for the account, showing a reaction of three- quarters per cent in sympathy with the fall on this side. The Bank of France pee ee to-day, are fa. vorable, aud partially account for the recent animation on the Beurse, The bullion has increased £500,000, the Treasury balance £306,000, the deposits £90,000, and the notes in circulation £792,000. The discounts have de- creased £276,000, and the Bank has shown its confidence regard to the future by rescinding the resolution not to discount bills having more than 76 days to run, and returning to their former limit of 90 da; Government securities.£11,422,361 Decrease... Other securities. 868.429 Decrease... 348,063 Notes unemployed. The smount of not y & decrease of £317,260; and the stock of bulifon in both departmenss is £10,613.719, showing a decrease £92,157, ‘when compared with the pre ceding return. BABING, BROTHERS & CO.’S CIECULAR. Lonpon, Feb. 15—5 ?. M. A moderate business has been transacted in the colo- nial and foreign produce markets this week. Sugar du'l ‘and lower. Coffee and breadstuffy quiet. Cotton and indigo aearer. The cemand for money continues very active at 6 per cent and upwards. Consols have fluctua- tes considerably, and close 905; a 90%, for money, 9034 a 905; for the account. Mexican dollars 5s., nominal, Bar silver 68, 1igd. @ 58. 14d. American stocks have somewhat recovered from the depression cauead by political fears. United States bonis ‘and inscriptions, 1887-8, find buyers at 105; Massachu- setts at par. Some Maryiand 5’s sterling has beensold at 85, but no more is to be had under 87. A few Mississippi Union bonds have been placedst16. Pennsylvania with- out demand st 73 975 for inscriptions; bonds 80 a 82. ‘Tennessee 858 86. Virginia 6’s dollar 86a 88; sterling $3; » 84. Canada 6’s 1073¢ a 108. Nova scotia 103. City stocks without demand. Business has been done ia Tilinois Central at 799 80; Freelands 83 a 84. Misnigan Cental 960.97. New Yoak Central 80 8 82, Pennsylva- nia Central Ist morteage, 86 « 88; ditto 2d mortgage, 75; ditto sterling 90 992. f Railr 925; w 93% nae oad bonds, 1859, ditto 1864, 943¢ a 9534. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Monpay, March 3—6 P. M. There was a better feeling in the stock market this morning. The improvement in prices was small, and the transactions were not large, but holders have more confidence, and the impression is general that afew weeks will develope an active speculation. At the first board Illinois Central bonds advanced | per cent; Nicaragua Transit, 4; Cumberland, }; New York Central Railroad, }; Erie, 4; Reading, }; Michigan Southern, 4; Galena and Chicago, j; Cleveland and Toledo, 1; Chicago and Rock Island, 4; Wisconsin Lake Shore, 4. Panama Railroad declined } per cent. One of the firmest .stocks on the list to-day was Nicaragua Transit. All the indications in this stock point to higher prices. The sales lately made, seller four months, have been taken by par- ties who required five per cent deposit in the Trust Company. This looks as though the individual making such sales is likely to get himself into a tight place. The buyers now are the same opera- tors who carried the stock from fourteen up to twenty-five per cent in a few weeks. Cleveland and Toledo sold quite freely at the advance this morning It was the most buoyant stock on the list at the first board. All the Western railroad stocks were in demand at better prices. There are some choice investments in the new well located railroads of the West, and the early purchasers secure all the chances. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by Albert H. Nicolay:— $5,000 Pacama Railroad 7’s,....+..- sInt. added,. 104% 10,600 Nor, ina, (Goshen branca,) RR. 778 “* 8014 6,000 Hudson River RI. lat mort, 7’8.... “ .. 96 4,000 La Crosae and Mil, RR Ist mrt. 84.“ ..85.090 20,000 N. Y and Harlem RU. 2d mort. bis. “©. 19 2,000 Hartford City 6 per cenc bond ek, OSE 22 shares Milwaukie and Mtrsiseipp! 20 Cleveland and Pittsburg TMK 20 Rutgers Fire Insurance Company, a 10 -Cofted States sail Steamsaip Co. 26 54 10“ — Kicéer’a New York Gua Regui 50 24 < Teacesmen’s Bank... . +. NY nx 4S ‘© (scrip stock , 60 p.ct. paid im). 1113 30 Nesswa Bask. joes ) 100% 16 “Kast River Benk,, 6136 Simeon Draper's regular semi-weekly anction sale of bonds and stock will take place to-morrow, Tues- ‘day, at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Bx- change. At the second bourd lower prices ruled for some of the leading stocks. Cleveland and Toledo was down 1 per cent, with immense sales, and closed heavy; Cumberiand fell off 4 per cent. Nicaragua Transit advanced’ 4 per cent; Reading was firm at ‘the close. There were no Western railroad stocks pressing for sale. After the board Reading was in demand, ata fraction better. The asking price was 93}, cash. Cleveland and Toledo was offered in large lots at lower prices. A lot of 1,000 shares was offered at 78) per cent, buyers 60 days; Galena and Chicago, rican securities. eastern section of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroa4 has done great Injury to the introduction of bonds of unfin- at o Dilly now outstanding. you to meet Merchanta’. North Amerien. 1,866,208 Citizens’ St. Nicholas. shoe Coin Exchange. Continental .. Cowmon wealth, Oriental Marine, Atlantic N.Y. Fxchsnge N.Y. County Clearings for week ending Fed. Palances for weik ending Feb. 25. Fob. 20,66..100, 745.447 15,826.87 March 1,755, , 102,622,225 15,640,680 7,7 113 bid; Nicaragua Transit, 217 bid; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 86 bid. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day aa fol- lows:— Paid on Treasury account. $99 549 48 Received do. 236,070 00 Balance do. 3,236 ,384 43 Paid for Assay cfiice 14,973 Paid on disbursing checks 74,456 08 The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 29th of February, were as fol. lows:— For the redemption of stocks $1,170 05 For the Treasury Department 4,188 51 For the Interior Department. 5,138 38 For Customs seceerscce . +» 11,574 89 War warrants received and entered 1279 Var repay warran‘s received and entered 750 81 F repay warrants received and entered. 72 60 On account of the Navy..... From miscellaneous sources... se The Michigan Central Railroad earnings for the third week in February were as follows :— 1855. 1866. Increnss. Passengers $12,462 60 $18,808 73 $1,346 13 Freight... 112/129 29 12/296 31 167 02 Total.....+. 591 89 25,105 04 °~—*1,013 15 The coupons of the city of Norfolk due on the Ist of April will be paidon and after that date, upon presentation at the Bank of the Republic. The value of merchandise, &c., imported into and exported from this port during the month of Feb- ruary, 1855 and 1856, was as follows :— Compercs or THE Port ov NEw York—IMporTs AND Exrorts, Imports. : Febrvary. 855. 1856. Dutiable goods... 6... $8,315,208 $12,521,622 “Entered warehouse, 2,287,649 1,486,250 Free goods ie 1/462'018 ‘1,956,155 Specie and bullion 67,255 12247 Totala...... . $12,068,190 $16,036,283 1S. February. 1858, Domestic produce $5,408,990 Foreign dutiable 698,601 148,944 Foreign free 812,226 53,275 Specie and bullion 2,123,708 1,204,343 MOI Mast ccrasstas . $6,688,799 $6,810,552 Exceus of Imports over exports. $5,370,301 $9,225,731 So far as the excess of imports over exports goes, the foreign trade of this port last month was com- paratively of an unfavorable character. The imports this year show an increase of about $4,000,000, while the exports show an increase of only about $120,000. The exports this year have been of a more gratifying description, heing a greater value in merchandise and less in specie. The shipments of specie were nany, one million dollars less than in the same mouth last year. The Grocers’ Fire Insurance Company have de- clared a semi-annual dividend of eight per cent. The Corn Exchange Fire Insurance Company six per cent. E. F, Satterthwaite’s London Circular of Feb. 15, says:— Busicese in American securities in London, which was very duilin the earlier part of the week, bas’ greatly re- vived since the arrival of the three last packets trom New York, especially as a_semi-official contradiction is given in the Washington Union to the reports of the de- sire of the President to embarrass the relations of the two countries. We not strong demand for Illinois Gonstruction bonds at high rates, with a good inquiry for Erie Third Mortgage and Sinking Fund bonds and for Michigan Central and New York Central bonds, We also note small tratsactions in Pennsylvania Central and Obio and Peunsylvania Income bonds at previeus rates, Prices from New York, per Baltic, had not advanced to so high a point as was anticipated wohld be the case when the intelligenee of the bona tacter of the peace negotiations "should be recet¥ we note, ag & covsequence, that although a larger amount of busi- nevs hes been transacted since her arg 1 guota- tions have not materially advazcei on side. The market is rather bare of firstciass bonds. The very satisfactory nature of the half yearly ac- counts received from the Reading, Michigan Central, New York Central and other leading railroads, and the punc- tual payment of the coupons on the varieus loans, has produced a very salutary effect upon the holders of Ame- The nonpayment of the interest on the ished roada. All doubts respecting the intention of the British government to resort to another loan were set at rest by the publication, on the London Stock Ex- change, on the 15th of February, of the following communication from the Chancellor of the Exche- juer:— DowmnG street, Thuraday Evening. Gentil EMEN—I request that you will make it known in the usual manner that, on Monday next, the 18th inst., o'clock, Lord Palmerston and I will be ready to see any gentleman who will be willing to contract for @ loan for the public service, in ord we may aTord them information aa to tke amount of the loan, and the time and manner of bidding. Lord Palmerston and I will, at the same time, communicate to the gentlemen present the conditions ‘upon which we shali be prepared to receive offers tor iog @ portion of the Exchequer Thope it will be convenient to thove gentlemen, at the Treasury, at the hour named. C, LEWIS. ‘to the Deputy Governor of the Bank of England. The annexed statement exhibits the average movement in the leading departments of the banks of this city during the week preceding Saturday morning, March 1, 1856:— New York City Banks, Circ'n, Deposits. New York... 233,446 3,091,731 Mazbattan, 373,774 4,045,845 190,420 6,560,919 364,792 199,857 963,571 6,089,579 800 909 1,213,561 1,073,413, 719,985 Hanover Irving... Metropolitan. 3 583,926 614,135, Market.... Bull's Head « 268,542 542 21,265 + 313,418 12/581 Total... .. $102,602,095 15,640,680 7,754,502 88,004,377 CLRARING Hovst TR. 79,123 $128,104 845 128 199,899" March 3. $6 677,179 March 6,156,224 The annexed statement exhibits a comparison of the leading departments of the banks of this city for several weeks :-~ ew Yona Crry Banus. Eoans. Specie. Crowe, | Depo July 7, '55,. 97,852,402 15,481,008 7,740,068 85,647, July 14, '66.. 98,416,432 16,563,756 7,615,724 85,6) 55 918,999 7,407,086 82.0 920,976 7,409,408 81,6 Aug. 4, 860 5,208 208 7,647,905 8: ‘Aug. 11,'55..190,774,200 15;280,660 7,714,401 83,14 4,649,240 7,610,108 81,998,871 826,378 7,582, Bt 096 620,178 861,143 8 81 81, 84,05 80,44: 80, 80, a 7, 7, 7 4 1 301 Teen 124 7,994,970 7, 7 7, A’ 919,124 7,724, 110,687 7,853,217 77,582,626 + 96, 420 eer 840,114 76,616, it 27, 86.. 94,216,37 4 ¥ 974 Rov. 3” BB. 88;806)070 Heleesoe vores ; Mov. 10,’55.. 92,454,200 10,865,526 8,088, ‘66.. 92, * » 55. $998 O21 11,297,134 7,84 Dee. 8, °56.. 98,180,805 11,844,625 7,86 Dee. 15, '56., 93,900,038 11,584,075 7,7 Dee. 22) 56. . 94,380,487 12,088,359 7,77 “ Dec, 20,'756.. 96°114,080 10,788,009 7,841,046 80,418,627 Jan. 5, °56.. 95,863,390 11,687,209 7,903,656 85,534,803 Jon. 12, °66.. 96,145,408 11,777,711 7,612,507 77,981,498 Jan. 19,756... 96,982,968 13,386,280 7,462,706 82,652,828 | 96; 887,221 12,733,059 7,408, 97,970,811 13,640,437 7,622, 2 Feb 9, '66.. 98'544.077 14,283,320 7,819,122 82,838,152 Feb. 16, °86,. 99,401, 736 198,441 88 085,914 4,392 88,008,977 The last returns, compared with those of the pre- vious week, show the following variations in the T A MEETING, THIS Da¥, OF THI ABD ——— = rectors of the Pacific ALE: widge was elected P: www & an am se orton NOTICK —CROCKE . Raymond was elected ard Mr. Frederic tenia 10 (aX pile Os inate WAC ICE, NEW YORK, FEB. 23, 1866.—NO- ia bereb; that the following ofan oye Gem and that hereafter violaiion of the same will be immediaiely BY, GLABS AND CI oer Clropiation, an insreace of. Deposits, an increase, nominally, of, Deposits, au increase actually, of... ‘The expansion of discounts is going on full as fast as anticipated. The aggregate amount in the de- partment is now larger than ever before known in this city. It is about one and a half millions in excess of any previous report. Notwithstanding this increase, the movement on actual capital is con- siderably less than it wasin August, 1855. We are somewhat disappointed in the specie. returns. It was the general impression that with the receipts from California the banks would show a small in- crease. The deposits have reached a very high point. The banksare extending themselves at a raterapid enough for al ordinary purposes. The spring trade has hardly commenced yet, and the banks should not let out rope too fast. ; stone glass, china, si.ver plated ware, do tues now ready, and goods well packed for ship! Positive. plaints made for UCTION NOTICR—M. a oT! = sent to the Vorporation at Mort DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. household furaitire, mii perm, &e., removed trom Wooster atreet. lock, at the are 27 Centre sireat. and Brussels carpets; oilcl rene ¥ bookcases, extension, centre ard card tab A mahogany chair, drdasing burch, whshstveds Yolo wy chairs, dressing bureaus, washstwods. toilet ° FRANCIS 0. CURKY, Atiarney tor Mortgages, LBERT H. NIGOLAY, AUCTION: Ninth avenues, Thirtieth, dixty-this ighty-sixth streeta.—Albert H'N the best ‘Clock, costly marole vases, vases splendid broi shepbe:ceas, grout doles; together wi! characters:—Prince Albert, Napier; rich brocatell and Yel carpets. elegantly ci tase, ove $610; oll patel Duming Kor m.— $90; oak chairs in ch band dinner set, 200 pieces, cost Jase ware. rich silver ware, nit stands and baskets, coflee urns, bel spoots, forks, ladies, liquor stand, suger longs, dc.; best of tvory cut wines, Cecanters; our & ‘Cbambers and Ni fotas, lounges, couch beds, commodes, tose wood suits, G. & i. pemane, cost bang oh aioe eae jer,and mantel mirrors, thirty pure hair 5 r beds, bolsters and pilows: counterpanes, inlaid chess paunied bedroom suit, | grain carpeta, olcioth*, rosewood ball stand, sil rods, work table, clocks: ogether with the entire large and general assortunent of rawr, soves, &c. The furniturest and Ssrwertby of ‘the ie shepberd and vandelabras, magaiticent ine ohlowing data 2 ie anny thedoe, ed rosewood aegere, with plate ting of great merit and of high cost; \d oak extension table, coat os od ‘nk andeboard, cost $1105 Righty-tifth apd sell, without , : ee cel corner of Becoud avenue and Kighty-fifth street, nna; richly oer 46 fvet 2 inches front and rear by 100 feet deep. be made witout any reservation chaser who bas not comp)ied with the terms of sale; $1. gage for three years from ‘April, 1865. nd Kighty sixth streets, run between Pourth and ‘Fifth Avenues. Also. four four story’ brick houses on the south | sidg of Weat Thirtieth strevt, er of Ninth avenue and Sixty third street. on Sixty-third aireet, adjoining the north side of highty Ufth street, 175 feet enat of First ave- Bue, 26x102 feet 2 inches. A's, two lots on the south atte of 5 feet enat’ of First avenue, 25x02 feat 2 Terms of ali liberal and titie indisputable. For particulars apply w ALBERT (0. 4 Bread street M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIC at y thing. Pec. Laid ‘pawatroker shall, at the time of each } throughout; $125; rudy and "casters, tou nevvice, [argo saivOrs. for acevunt of & remain on bond and mor Also, one lot each ov Hii; ning through from 3 ree a 8 pleads singin cl 6. The said’ beok shail, at all resonable umes, cont h te pection of the Mayor, Kecorder, Alder po yg yd Assistants and speciel justices for preserving the peace of the city of New York, or any or either of them, or of un) person for’ that purpose, Dy bts wuch written au- March 3, 1856. | pened to the ins $10000 Missouri 6's. 5000 Ind state 5's. 50000 Virginia 6’ Also, two lete on who shal! be duly'a thority tosuch pawnbroker. Sec. 7. Kvery pawnbroker who shail vio'ate, or neg! or refuse 10 ecmply with any or either of the proviai the fourth, fifth or sixth section of this title, shail, tor every such ollence, forfelt and pay the sum of tweniy tive Be . 8. No pawnbroker shall ask, demand or receive any Fate of interest thau twenvy five per cent upon any loan not exceeding the sum of tweniy dvs doll aim upOR ay loao exceeding under the peualty of ong nun- ighty sixth pret, maps H. NICOLAY, Aue: | 5000 €o....... BS 1000 Erie Bds of '75 5000 do. .. 4000 Erie Con b’71s3 000 do. oe g Sok Satin te BOWERY. WILL | this house cost upwards atienUon of all those about refurpishing, A | be required of all purchasers, and every artic! without auy reserve wha'ever; but no will on the day of sale The Fourteenth sireet line of furniture from ‘i ing in part, of one rosewood tete-a-tete covered with damark; | y tele a-tetes, covered with hair cloth; one rose wood dressiig bureau, warbie top; gas Oxtures, looking giasser, carpets, oll paintings, engravings, ti ur pallinsées, feather beds, pillows, &c, UCTION NOTICE—J, BOGART AUCTIONERR—8Y 8, | Be 1034 o'clock. at the auction | liam strests—large sale ot of tweive cases, one cask of plain ng joutsiana teapots, oval, eagie, and rs, shell pickles, Java cottees, scroll and oval pit- cbers; also’ an assortment of household hogany sofas, lounges bureans, carpets, caue seat, cha'rs, 8, closet, tab.ea, kiteben furniture, JAMES GLASS, Constable, UCTION NOTICE —THOS. BELL, AUCTIONRER. BY ‘this day st I o’sicck wil de sold, >y catalogue, in the salearooms 12 North William street, « large tables, bookcases and ‘general ny order of assimves. Also, bus jc'ures, office tables, three large sale of furniture, 10000 do. +b60 2000 Hud Rod mt bs 5000 11 res RR bde. a Osee « 5000 N Y Cen 6’sb10 1000 111 F’db wpe in 20 shs Mer Fx pt 18 Leath Man Bk. 5 Continental Bank 10 St Nicholas Bank or than seven per cent ner the gum of twenty-five colin! dred MORIARTY, AUCTION SER—WILL SELL THIS DAY, ‘at 173 Chatham square, uroiture from Also. feather beda, carpeta. One grocer’s Wagon, one sewing machine, teas, fancy Roods, cutlery, de B, BUTLER, AUCTIONEER. sell any pawn or bave remained one year in h's or her possax ba at public suction and not made or coudueted by such acutionser that purpose by the Mayor of the Beo. 10, Notice of every such sale shall be published for at 6 previous thereio in one or more of tea in the city of New Yo cr lace at which such sale is to take place, the name of the auctioneer by whom the the same is be conducted, and a description of ihe goods or arti ‘80! Seo. 11. ‘The surplus money. {f any. arising from any eh sale, alter deducting the amount of the loan, the interest cn due on the same, and the expenses of the advertivement and bal over by the pawnbroker to the person who to redeem the pledge in cise no such sale Jace. No‘pawnbroker sbail make any loan oa, the sopa- arta of any one articis or thing, aud bave beeu offered, entire or cok ot pawn or pledge. + at 1h, o'e 0ck, families removing, sion, and all such sales shall ogart, Tue orberwise, and shail rooms corner ol Frat —PUBLIG ADMINIS- least iwelve da: + trator’a sale, oa Wednerday. March 5, at 1034 o'clock, ak Pearl street econ floor, the eff+ctsof Mary Dunbar, Johm e, bedding, carpe chests, ske.; also Ui Tarrant deceased, consisting of ‘iso gold wad silver 80 do.... 6 67. ; re Galena & Chi RR, 112! By order of PETEK Jot of counting house desis, counting bowse furniture, DBTGAGE FORECLOSURF.—BY VIRTU! er of nie contained ina chattel mortgage, I will sell ublic auction. at the auction rooms of Peed ‘uiton street, Brooklvn, opposite he City Hall,on Tuesday Marsh 4, 1896, at 1) o’c\ook, A. M. arbi bureaus, chairs, oil waxovs. sleigbs, dout us, Wardrobes, chairs, s'cver solus ard setiees, dc, Wedner dry goods, clothing, &c. rate or divided part or whieh article or thing sl to him or her, by ws No pawnovoker shBll, under auy preweace what: purchase or buy any ae ny other articls or pawn or pledge. pian AUCTIONESR.—GREAT SALE Lal ‘alunbie law books BANGS BROTHER & CO, * ‘Tuesday and Wednesday atter’ b 4 and 5, commencing at 4 o'clock, the en'ire pri- brary of the Inte H. 8S. Dodge, i being one of the Iargest and most complete l has ever been oftered, embracing. besides nearty al’ the mo- Publications, many rare/and choice Kaglish law coud head facnit *hatever, oilered to him Sec. 14. very pawnbroker who shall violate or negieat, or refuse to comply with sny or either of the provisions of the tenth, eleventh, twellth or thicteenth section of for every aucti otfence, forfett and pay the sum F. G, Quaveno, Deouty Sherif, 7 ‘ORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND OTHER FUB- N BOYD, anctioneer, wil sel! by virtue of day, at 103; o'clock, Hi &: & chattel mortgage this All Nutions, corner of Broowe and tim street: ture contsined therein, conststing of paror aad ‘betroom fur- niture in mahogany and walnut, marble toy stands avd (ables, mahogany and other b and mantel glasses, car gets, oil cloth, crockery, glass and sil- | ver ware, togetter with numerous articles, whica will be ta the catalogues. * ¥ & WRIGHT WILL SELL At AUCT Jay, March 4, at the sales rooms No. 34 treet, Brookivn, executors sale of the desirable three a atore 26 by 36 feet, with Lot 25 b story dwelling od the rear o! ide of Myrtle avenue. between Ray- mond and Canton streets, near Washington park, and ‘A first rate wand for ‘any ‘Ibe Myrtle avenue line of railroad cara 3 $5000 J11Cen R bs DEO 88 3000 N Y Cen 6's. 88: 2000 NY &NH be’ 20 she Home Ina Co. 100 Nic Tran hates pj SUBRCERR Wily SELL, BY AUCTION, isteads, pier, oval March 4 at 12 o'clock, two valuable lots, ee nud avenue 3, corse: lot, Ala@¥e amount may remain od | HE ANNUAL #LECTION OF DIRECTORS New York snd Virginia Steamship Cou be held at the office of the company, 32 Bi March 4, between the hours of 12 FREDERICK W. PLEASANTS, Seo’y, )) EW YOKK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. monthly meeting of this society will be Le Ghapei of the Uviversity, this, Tuesday eventn Profesor GEUKGE W. GREK: per on the “Life and Works ot Thomas Col Of the Chapel will be opened to the faziiies of the mamders, on ANDREW WARNER, Rec. Secretary. EW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE, RaST THIRTEENTH aiveet, near Fourih avenne.—Ihi Gises of the’ New York Medical Colle, ning, March 4, at 73; oPcl distory oration wil UCTION NOTICE.—ASSIGRRHS SALK, STOCK OF hasdware.~ Oaialogues of the large hardware siock of Mesara. Pratt & Lanaing to ve sold at auction on Wednesday, | March, at 201 Fulton sireet, by order ob assignees, are now | Teady at 201 Fulton et or at 28 Pearl simgat. JNO. #. VAN ANLWERP, Auctionecr. situated on the souther! | a8 No. 212 Myrt'e avenue. mercanti ¢ business. pass continually during the dav and night. order of JOKN MUNRO. executor of henry Titany, deces 5 CTION NOTICK,--FORTY KIGHT HO! lots, in the best part of Brooklyn, situatedon Front, Goi aud Carrol streets, ues, to be soid at the Merc! fareh, by ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, ms east and indisputable, NOTICK.—ASSIGNKE OSGOOD, Auctions day, March 10, at 10 o'clock, at G4 Fulion street, Brooklyn, the contents ot a plumber’s shop, consisting of every kind of gi Delorging to tiat business. AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, AT THE Merchants’ Exchange, at 12 o'clock, by T. ihe very fine built four story brick ‘one door trom First aveaue. The house and lot must be sold to the highest bidder, Part ot the money can remain on mort- aud ou Fulton 1 Pommencement exer- will take place on Tues- in the College edifice. je delivered by D. Meredith Reese, ‘The medical profession, ‘students of medicine gevera, iy are spect invited, R, OODEN DUREMUS, M. 1, Secretary. Gro. Woon, Esq., President of the T ) EW YORK MEDICAL Isovoxe GLvcK, M. D. Myrte and Lalayette change, on the 6th of AKLRY & WRIGHT WILL SELL AT AUCTIC Wecvesday, March 5, at 12 076! York, five very desirable ibree storv, base snd su} cellar brick houses, situated ou the south side of Wi- Icughby street. between Lawrence and Jay streets. Houses 20 by 40 feet, lots 20 by 80 feet, containing ail the modern im- ovementa—gas, water, range, maroie mantels, ese houses are vary desirab,y located, 1n a pieasaat 1, convenient to the Fulton, South and Wall $5,000 can remain on bond aud each house, at seven per cent per annum ther particulars apply at the auctioneers, No. 6 Court streat, ly kK. at the Merchan' C’ATY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monnay, March 3—6 P. M. Asnrs.—Small salen of pots were made at $6. Pearls were quiet and unchanged. BREADSTUFFS.—Flour—There was some better demand for the common grades, with rather more doing. The sales embraced about 6,000 bbls., including common to good State Michigan and Indiana extra State, at $712 a $7 25; fancy and extra Obio, &c., at $7 25 a $8, and extra Genesee, at $8 873, a $10. Canadian, sales of 400 600 bbls. were made at $7 i2 a $9 25. without change of moment; sales of 600 or 800 bbls. were reported at $8.a $10 for common to fancy and extra. Wheat.—The market was dull, and sales were limited; a emall lot inferior red Tennersee was reported at A sound red and white were nominal. ® 8,000 bushels Southern were made at 7le; white and mixed, with prime yellow and white Southern, wae held at 73c.a74c. Rye—Sales of 1,600 bushels were made at 12c. Oata were lower; sales ot 3,500 bushels Chicago ‘were made at 45c. CorrKs.—In view of the large sale to come off on the 7th, the market was at a stand. Prices were firm, how- ever, and «mall sales made at full rates. Corrox was active, with sales of 3,000 a 3,600 balgs, a rt in trapsitu, the market having recovered about ic., ing [about what it lost prior to the receipt ot the jenta_ were ligh DOLLEGE, MARCH 1, 1855. Dear slr—At a meeting of the Class of the New York Medical College, heid Feb. 29, 1856 at which ©. James OF as As secretary, the undersigned were appointed » committee to procure and eonvey to sou the accompanying case of post mor: fem instruments, a8 @ slight token of acknowledgment for your highly valuavie ‘courses of lect post irortem examinations, an acknowledgment as well of the Promptitude with which you complied with thelr request, as irable manner in which you have executed the task. tLe same time instructed by resolusion, to commu: class, accompanied by the as- aurance of their high appreciation of your service: in their be ball. Wo sseure you, sir, thet ibis fs tn ua a very pleasing uty, and we beg leave, individually, to add to those of the clase the sincere expression of our regard andesteem. We are, very Fespecttully, your a class neightorh~ . i an, and J, CO seiden house 192 Thirty tirst st W. N. LEWIS WILU SELL, AWNBROKERS’ SAL! tb p stairs, by order of W. and med pledges, consisting of am 7, St 195 Bowery, w juantity of unredee! men’s aud women’a wearing 9] borers wie women’s clothing, at 10}, A.M.; men’s clothing: at l2 o’e ock. USSbLL W. WEST ures on military surgery and NON SALR.—DWELLING HOUSES NOS. 243 north aide, eelween EKCKER & CU, will seli on jove modern English ‘ining ail South and Ninth avew uthern was , At suction, the feet east of Nintl nicste to son the thanks of venue, con hey are in the moat Darement houses, the mocern improvements; U jecta ueighborhcod west of Kighth avenue, on very high ground, on handsomely and uniformely' built; a spiedi on Ninth avenue, 75 feet trom these, for the Rev. Dr. For particulars see auction y ch 4, at 1044 o'clock, at the above house, the costly and magnificent turnivure ‘of ever; at auction this searon, the eale Hatfield, said to cost head in Courier & Enqu’ TRATOR’S BALE-OF THE ENTIRE STOCK of the livery stable, bar fixtures, liquors. ac, of the D., atthe Peck slip ferry riage horses of beauti- te. ILLLAMS, Mo., Hi, MARTIN &. THR, To Isopore GivcK, M. 9 , Chiet (Vilmos) Hussars, ant y descrip of which qill be idder, and # deposit: required of every purchaser, insure the delivery of the gocds, which mediately fou obtained at Ambi soust be removed catalogues can to the Hungariso be vadway, or of the to various hospitals during the late war 691 BRoabway, March 1, 1836. Gsxturvex— Allow me to thank you for the high apprecia- tion of the s ight services renasrea by me to you, expressed not only in fiaitering Woras, but accompanied by « substantial memento that, by the reminiscence of ita source, wil always remain very valuavle to me as the grestest proof of your satia- faction. I am proud of having received it from of which are about entering practice, and have already felt the necessity of cecoming familiar with studies. practical in thetr nature, this want cf which knowledge is genera ly only expe- by those, who, when in practine bave to appty eltner the cne, military surgers, or th that ting mortem examinations, in a former, when called upon by railway dent, often piscing the physician in a more difficult position the latter equsll, duct mortem eral teams of matched cal ‘action, new carzinges, light wagons Several sir gle horses in excelient order: fast trotting colt 5 yeara old, of the highest Black Hawkand Awerican Doe. Rether, or separaie, as may be required. Apply ou the pre- mises. suctioneer. ‘The furniture covetets, in past, of spler wood pianoforte, mantel mirrors, rich 0d, and Crag Jarge usson Ci ‘lor furniture, of the moat elegant desci rocaie (nire pieces each, with slip covera), reloth; three pee rose- ‘and back, with marble putation, out of ‘The whole will be ‘sold to- two in embroidi ove tn crimson velvet and one in bai: Amenca’s news, Freicats.— Ep, not had time to read their letters. tierces beef were engaged at 4s. 6d. a 28. 9d., and 100 bales of cotton. grain was at 7d. a 73d. were at 37s. 6d., and flour at is. 6a. new to Havre, or to other ‘Hay was at $1 18% TRON was steady at 5 Sales of New Orleans in small lota ranged QY_EPWARD SCHENCK, AUCIIONEFR.—EDWARD ‘k t auction, thia day, at 11 o'clock, at his lary : ed Taina , ax merchants had 100 ie jewelry, consisting inger ns, so Moaguitoent wewhes. ts Host ‘Tobias, Frencd, Bre- id’ other diatin- hronom e ber with a very Ia Flour was quiet at 2 rensed, at 3c, 2a ried on ‘There was nothing manner. 1 or other acsi- ble subjests, worthy of gas fixtures, bronzes, statuary, arlor adornmonts of every description. room and chamber furaiture.—Superbly carved rove mahogany bedsteads. marbie too washslands and comm odes, to match; rosewood dressing buresus, lined with osewoot amour de giacé wardrobes. shevel transparencies aed flower pots, elegant me- table, ivory and ailver cutlery, china di Rings on to mateh, le top side! tt ‘reres, Jurgensona, of Copenhagen, at guished makers, consisting of double time: patent and detached "ge rich asforiment of tashionable jewelry. Sale positively with than’ the military when be {s calied upon accord ing to the requirements of this law. {sm the more sen- sible to voor regards because I was fearful that I might have been mfsunderstocd. On comparing the systems arrangemen's for conducting post mortem examinations in this country with those n_ other coontries in a medico-legal point ef view, 1 telt myself compelled to denounce them to you, gent emen, a6 careless, Inaccurate and insufficient ~as often uindering the "ends of justice and putting the puolic to great Thave, ie my lectures to you mer, endeavored to impress ‘on you the necessity ot aceprate ard severe study of medical jurisprudence, as abso- Iutély necessary to the accomplished’ physician, in order to render him not only ® more competent public heath, but’ also meting out tewards tw the innocent as well as the guilty. sly devoted to conducting legal th a regularly led for that especial duty, levers, &c,, towett ¥ EDWARD SCHENCK, sale of fine of! patntings.—KDWARD SCHENCK will sell Wednesda: ry. his sales room, 16 Wall street, the’ xol lings, which are now’ on exhibilion, with catalogues. Hection 1s a alill finer one than the one of our sale on the 20th February last, and comprises some superb marines, winter scenes, interiors and exterior iptural pieces; also cabinet and par modern, by well known artists. too ention here. Most of the paintings have the written ceriifica’e tached. The above are all elecaatly and richly med. Ladies wishing to examine thia caliection will have every facility afforded them on Monday during the whole day, or on Tuesday, after 21°, M. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONE jols, to-morrow moralrg, 5: lesroom, 79 Nussati street, of magniticent parlor, chan.ber and other how #, #c., comprising, in part, severs rior cabinet 'made solid carved rosewood, or furniture in rich vatin roca: sofas, chairs. rockers, centre, ray avd secretary bookcases, oak, mahoga- ny and biack ‘walnut extension dining tab es, etegeres wad solid carved chairs to match, suites of superior made solid oak, rosewood. mabogany, walnit and eaameiled ture, with and without waslstands, bedsteads, mattrenses, frame Prench plate mirrors; oli paintings, engravir ailver plated ware, fancy goods, ke, &c. "Sale, postt pakiog tt worthy the aitention of the % others in want of good furniture, AUCTIONEER —LaRt 4c. NavAL STor#s.—120 bbls. spirits turpentine sold at orystad and cut 41c., rosin was at $155 a $160, and raw was at $325, a Tw PRovisioxs.—Pork—The market was inactive, be spp ete cha! 200 a 200 bbl. were mace at $16 25a $16 3734. was at $14 25. Beef was without change f.om Satur Salen of 160 bbls were made of coun- try mess aud prime, at $8 75 a $9 25 for the former, and Beef hams and prime mess Tépch chairs, with a varity of 1 of which <n portable fa stand, coat Stages and cars pasa within a few be house. No postponement om any account, D, BURRAS, AUCTIONEAR, WILL SELL AT PUB- » lie wuction on Wednesda: the fixtures and furniture of 19 Cuane street.inear Hudson, cons‘sting mn part of bar and 6, bureaus, 25 teather bed e' dey’s quotations. & valnane Al $11 a $13 50 for the lattes do. were without any noticeable change. were firmer, with sales of 150 pack 2 8c. a 93¢6. for hama. Lard--Salee of 300a 400 bbls. were made at 10%c. a Butter was in better dei We quote Ohio at 1c. Cheese was steady at 8340. a 103¢c. ccumulating aod the market waa Sales of 100 casks were reported at 43¢c., with a small lot of prime at 5e, Stcans—The sales of hhds. were quite limited and con- to the trade, at about the closing rates of last ‘The cargo of 22,000 baga previously referred to as teing in negotiation, was sold 7%Me., sx months, ales of 600.a 700 bbls. prison were made ‘she want of dead houses exp: post mortem examinations, al stef! of competent medical men, tbe apparent to you. Dead houses, where men of scien: z nment# and known professional abil wil be com- nish full and aceurate repo f all cases brought before them, whether pe , crowning. or freezin, the public will look for a strict and analytical examination of the ranse of deaths {a all cases brought under their {nspection. ‘When I contrasted the manner in whieh post mortem examina- tions were condncted in this city, the scanty and foaufil- cient acecmmodations allowed wo ihe medical office of the law for conducting such exam'nations, unsatistactory report which quired at his hands spirit or ® with d, without change in 22¢., and State at 22c, bold furniture, suites of supe: ogany and black . alk plush and ds, 30 bedatenda, , about 200 ‘yards ofl cioth, s ponitive. T fixtures, tables, cl da, ci . crockery, tam rms cash, ick The stock w VEITCH, AUCTIONKER.—STORE ruce street. Mortgage sale of turniture. &c., on Wednes ch 5, 1956 at 10 A. M., at No 16 Spruce ‘street, com- one upright piano, two tete a tetes, four mahogany be inarbie top tabi a IHOMAS VEITCH, AUCTIONRER.. Spruce street, Sheriff's sale of hardware, March 5. tsi, at 10 A. M., at No. 16 Spruce street, consisting of a general assortment of hardware and hollow ware. WL ¥, Deputy Sheriff. AUCTIONEER.—STORK NO. Receiver’s sale ot tarniture, dc , 11 A. M, at No. 27 Mercer street, |, rosewood end ma . bureaus, Wardroves, we matizesees, bedding. iapestre, Brussele and irerem carpeting, gas chandeliers and brackets, plan glasses and‘nirrora, a furniture, and the meagre 1 did not do it trom a captions to underrate, but for the sake of oring- ing to your attention, and through you to the pubitc, manifold defects of the' present xvatem of conducting post mor- tem examinstions—defects which I trust yon wili be unceasin f obviate or remove. He members constituring the ciassof the New York Medical College. that they bave voluntarily abridged the short time al- jowed for necessary recreations, to devote themeeives to the acquisition of know.edge iu this most important department of It ends to prove that the rising medical gene- ime usually prescribed tor medical studies as too short and inadequate to the exigencies of the profession; ai some reform in mperauvely demanded by all the protession of medicine honored as i: deserves, the muitudes of colleges. with an uniform educa: but che liberal tender 8. that can give thé guarantees of that iibera: med.ca) education you are siriving for, and which the community at large has reason to expect and a right todamand »s bom it entrusts its public health or individual {, gertiemen, my mort sincere wishes for your your esteemed colleagn TSU! ws and others of the Committee. ICE OF THK MAS MATTAN OIL COMPANY, NO. 16 roadway, New Yors, Feb. 28, ofthe stookholders of the Manhattan Oil Company, tor thi ry th day of Maroh, The transfer booka will be closed tron JAMBS M, MOTLEY, Secretary. RSARY OF THE NEW YORK CHAP D. of America, to be held at the Apollo y evening, March 6, chamber turni- marble tops; bureaus, pallisases;' elegant gilt to-day to refiners at STORK NO. 16 on Wedoesday, li refleta great cred ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. ¥ HORSK—I6 HANDS HIGH, SOUND AND KIND, will ptand without tying, suitable for a doctor & sorrel saddle fpony, 1 Apply at 18 Jay street, corner Greenwich, R SALE-A BAY PONY, 14} HANDS HIGH, SOUND and kind, suitable for » carman, furniture di ess Or light carting of any kind. Price moderate. (CCAFFNKY & WATTERS, 26 Catherine street THEAP—£1X GOOD, YOUNG, SOUND AND Wind work horses; als>, one good tesn of muies; also, one pacing mare—can pace in 2:46 in harness; al bay bobiail horse, of good style and action, ranied as above, or the money will be returned, Apply 8 West Eighieouth street. NOR fALE—A BAY KOAN HORSE, JUST FROM THE country, round, kindaod gentle, can trot fast, aud ig every nimal, Apply at Phillips’ stable, 94 Mercer H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONKER.—FORBCLOSURE je aie, at ihe Merchanty’ xchange, on Tueada orcer of tte Supreme Court, the valuable four ‘ator basement house, situated on the southeast corver of Niuth ave. rt ‘Une jot is 24 feet 434 inches by 100 Ad feet deep, with olfset tor hall door tof tae building is finished as a tenement Croton water to top of the wi cetled, plastered and wainscored ound, the dreplace built to set § range in first rate stvie. For aa oyster salova or any othar busiues the property will rent for $1,100 per sonum. ply on the premises. j) EF. AARON, AUCTION’ j= AL 1 dq o'clock, goid watches, of the most 7 or ime and quality of geld; also diamonds and gold jewelry, fancy goods, &c ; sale without reserve tor cash HOMAS VEINCH. boxany; French bedstea chairs, straw apd hair bands high, sound ihe upper pi house, buiit in good atyle, anized int a ke, he. L. VULTE, Receiver. si yatta four feet high all AUOTICNEER.—S1ORE Sheriffs swe of groceries, & , on Wedn dar, Marcl 5, 1866, at LU o'clock A. M., at the corner of Seat mel snd Cherry streeia, & general iwortinent of groceries, a8, liquors, segare fixinres, &c.. de. JOHN . STEWART, Deputy shen, AUCTIONEER.—STORE ‘s sale of hides. & Spruce mreet, consisting ' P saute India aie ne 3 hundles BENSEL, Deputy Sheriff. WIS MORBELL, AUCTIONEER —WHOLESALE AND retail deaiers in household goods, as well as those wis weil to attend at the com- For particulars ap- and believe ine, DORE GLUCK. consisting of sugars, 14 Br Pa SHOMAS VEITCH, 1856.—The annus!) meet » 1866, at ILA. M., at No. 16 JOBN W. SOMERINDYKE, ot New York, on Mond: ORAS. F. WALTS, Constat JOHN W SOMERINDYKE, AUC. ‘ore 20 North Wiliam street, near olock, by virtue of an execution, 8 ke WATTS, Coastadle. X+CUTION SALK OF GROCERIES, &.—JOXS W aucvioneer, store No. 30 North Wiliam day, at’ 11 o'clock M., Highth avenue and 126 sireet, by virtue of several exect- tions, the contents of a grocery store, consisti white and brown sugars, apices fard and off, molames, vinegar, cotinters, shelving, sekleg, platiorm do.. hese. wagon at oorner of 125th wtreet Krocery, consisting of the Ac , dc. MPARRINGTON, Constable. the ist to the 10th of March. PXROUTION SALK. tiobeer, will weil, at Chatham, this day at'10) cases of ink, 3 violins and AOR £ALK—THRKE HORSES, SIXTEEN HANDS HIGH, with superior aston, Warranted sound and quiet in all harness, Any gentleman’ wanting such will do ard inepect the rame; they are G and 7 years o.d, and will be § Apply at Wilson's stabies, corner of gvods for their own use, will i mencement cf the sale, as tere will be no reser ve if competl~ ton, to teke piace this morning at 103 o'clock, at 8t Neasou ‘The stock consists of potas, rocke bles, extension din bookeeses and hall stende bedsteads, ow?. sof and iounge 0. 410 Broadwat, on Thi xercises te commence at7 o'clock Tickets,’ admit tieman and lady, fifty cente: ex ‘At the conclusion of the exercises, the New York ‘Tlekets' can be had wt ‘without reserve. cen're and sofn and Bleecker streete, parlor chairs, et feather bedsteads, covered with ety of oll pafotings. with and with. irrors, segara of fiteen kinds, $40: dry. goods, fancy ‘boxes, second band office furnitur examining previously an quired from al! not known to anetioneer. for purchaeers, bold turniture from s family. ra jadv’s tickat, twent:- TALUABLE HORSE FOR SALE—-A WELL KNOWN ‘and celebrated horse is now offered for sale; he is per- tretly sourd, of beautiful form and st nd can trot his mile in 2: know bim second to none borse,would be taken im part payment, Address. A. K., rm « coilllon party. door on ihe night ot the anniversary. street, will sell, of action, tree from nd is considered by MATRIMONIAL. POOR DEVIL OF A YOUNG MAN WANTS A WIFE Itisessen'ial that she be worth from $5000 or even married couples, cannot live on love alon pumber of the lady reguaintances of himeeif, won'd not refnse their hearte and did of the needed cash. Therefore, go ve forth, oh. vertisement; and if, perchance, ye find a maiden who jhe mentionec amount for both’ Tomance and reality, ask ‘o address, in confidence. H., box 2,102, Fost office. GENTLEMAN, 28 YEARS OF AGE, DESIRES TO make ihe acquaintance of some young Personal charms, and who woul panion, with a view, if mutually satisiactory, to matrimonial union,’ Address D,'R., Broadway Post office. ATRIMOMIAL.—MADENOISELLE EMILE VILLETTR Protesscr of autog person's Land writing) am upon the receipt of twenty five cant, ‘and specimen of handwriting, ineation of their charact also & description of the one the creas, ‘with return postage, Bi vantage ix ob'ained. Boxing mrnished In time received various articles of howe- to $10,000 as man Barep TO PURCHASE—A GOO LIGHT HAND ‘ourth avenue, the contents of ie, A grea bat bas! been a little used would answer. ertiser, he flaiters p COSTLY ITALIAN PELL, AUCTIONEER.--8 ALB PEL marble Thursday, March 6 4 5 Kennedy, in Thirty fifth atreet, next door to the corner of way, the entire stock of HOUGHTON, AUCTIONEKR.—THE MANHATIAN Company will sail, this day sau street, a new lot of elegant for what it will bring : rosewood, but parior suits, covered with ril hair cloth; sofas, chairs, bedsteads, mattresses, roves, enainalied }couage suite, book and extension tadles, &c,, dc.; 50,00) segara, 50 ‘Ont door sales and at ‘private houses’ at- at 1034 o'clock, at 66 furniture, sent on to be ahogwny and black wal- Foc WORTH OF NKW CAST OFF CLOTHING wanted.—YHOMAS D, CONROY, licensed to Gestlemen havingVarge or ts to dispose of will receive the highest price for them inx ut the store, or midressing ‘Thomas miumes at the Cryptal Palac modern designs, of the usu: hing of avery description. eripuion of italian, Porte: ish warbles, Terms—Four months Catalogues at sale. 1AM WITTERS, AUCTIONKER, WILL SELL ON o’eiock, at 187 Cana) street, the y id make an agreeable cor D, Conroy, 41 t bales green tow. tended to promptly, FS, BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, FISH, yy, at 1034 o'clock, ‘at 57 De; \ mustard, mackerel, herring, randy, gin, ru Talat Spoons, scissors, saws, files, VARTER, Auctioneer. ERDS & CO.—MORTGAGE 7, at 10% o'clock, at the ‘Chambers and’ Reade @ furniture remaining uncalled for, together with before consiatin of led not fy yuites of bedroom furniture, rose’ ince walnut and maple aide tables, carved AST OFF CLOTHING. A LARGE QUANTITY J ed, and the highest pric having kod surplus clothing which they wish to convert into cash, can cbtain the full value by addressing or calling on JAMES MORONEY, 122 Walker street, a few doors east of ed ture and | Sutures oft afr - and plated cutlery, cooking utensils, table k chair,’ tables, dc. that Tine of buritess. Alo, a quantity of furniture, recond street, consi ‘and dressing bureaus, cooking stove, tc. Also, a lot of house 1urniture, hedding, te, erally given. Gent of oharncter by & ft spiritual writing medium, will, valent in postage by (or reading iver, clocks, Coats, pants a \LOTHING,—UADIBS OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY J ta dispose of ean recelve a fair aah price Dy yet, néar Canal, or No. 52 yadway, er letter by post. Ladies atend THO WILL HAVR Mkt A YOUNG LADY, OF V! ood reyfitaion, of or belore the oth March mitation, on or before the € need rerpond but in their own wame, and address. Address G. 8., Broadway Post office. NT&D—A WIFE, YOUNG, AMUABLE, HANDSOME and accomplished; one who bas a taste for the rica) Amusem object as the advertiser in of: filthy lucre.” Addr 4 Mra. . |. COHEN, J EGARS,—CASH PURCHASERS OF SKU ARS C, from milli orted Havana, domestic and }; German Normas an low ae made Invoices of | in or ‘e 0. |, No, 31 Broadway, up stairs. S8IGNEF’S SALE—GREAT BARGAINS I nd domestic: short aor for he stock will be at a great to wind up the concern. 1 ie aad SUIf8S—FI Nos. 122 and 140 Fulton street. A large ascortment of drab and blue Kersey beaver constant- J and pante can be seen at their of their fire conte and vomit 'BROTUBRS, Noa. 122 and 140 Fulton street. — EN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING—WHOLRSALE AND RE- tail, ten to twenty per cent less than general prices, at J. Garments made to order ‘giving thelr personal Groans 4 Imparied Hay partacts, Broadway Post office, ari Hida ds wholesale td retall, funn, Ae. kee oy motihed that’ vinlewe removed before the above ‘the goods resold, EXPRESSES. REEMAN & COS RXPRKIS_ FOR CALIFORNIA ‘Oregon, Sandwich Islands Fica.—Great reduction of rate: isco with Laugton’s Pioneer for jarysyil'e, the Northern mines and Csliforoia ‘Our ext express will United. Lilinota, on Wednesday, March 5, at 2 harge of X special mesaenger. Freight re ‘and small parcela, letiers, &2., until 1 the day of sailing. Oke a FRwM AN & 00., 59 Broadway, ACIFIC PXPRESS COMPANY, 14 BROADWAY,— ‘Throngh freight guaranteed, aken as low or lower than any other express siow freight lower than any other express; ay, March 6, Small parosia and WM. H. Ata, Agant, are thelr deponta wil be i & MELLOR, AUCTIONEE! 113 NASSAI Oe ee Ue porous! enedton we inion ef home. hola furniture, st private Regular sales of turnit planotortes at private sale. Advanoes made DSON STREEKT, (WEST SID! CO, will sell at auction, on ‘above lot, fron.ing Abingdon ‘square, botw jammond and Bank streets, look i@hth ‘his location will acon he amoni ‘most buaineas purposes on Hudson street and Rights avenue. For particulars, see advertisement undar action head. VANDERBILT'S, 57 Fulton in the beat style, cutung taught, snd patierns furnished to the Your patronage is respectfully solicited. roat Const of South Ame 59 Broad pectin; Sacramento, Mi or cabinet house furniabing . Alarge assortment “reward Fo SALE—A SPLEND! AMES oeeee. meee isa 5 Great Sonte street ANTED—A TEACHER, TO ring. Address, immedintel interview, giving references, J, H, SKENRIDGE COAL—A SMALL SUPPLY OF THIB RCE BNEIDG received, wad will be sold » yen from the yard. street ‘ign ‘avenue, Cal nat BK. Ls, BNOW, Coal R ac Turntare aed ‘celebraied coal is now beln ‘when required ton, delivered, or req No 3 Wall street corner of Twenty-revert fee it burn at ef ON® HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHALDKONS OF J suparior Liverpool coke, for North river, by the ebaldron or ‘Apply at 570 Greenwich street. te ok foe r AAIG, at the foot in tota to autt purchaeaes, $4 2 MAT, OLINTON, per steamer itlools Wedney letera recelyerd watil 154 o'elock, GIVE LESSONS LW SPAR. terms, appointing