The New York Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1859, Page 8

a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. peer tecka ft ‘ ‘{® possession of Buropean dates to 0 leading point of the news is tho fact that the want of confidence in ‘We maintenance of peace has rather increased than dimi- ‘aiahed. The policy of the Emperor of the French had ac- ‘Waally caused @ revival of the panicon the Paris Boarse. Por the three or four days which followed the departure @f tho last Cunard mail steamer there was a steady and progressive recovery; on the 10th ult. discouraging news from the Conticent again began to be received. Consols, which closed by last Cunard steamer at 9534 a 5, rose to 963, a 3¢ on Wednesday, 19th, and closed on Friday, 21st, @ 95% a % for money and account. The Paris Rentes ‘elosed , same day, for money and account at 68.95. All the ‘eorrespondents concur in stating that the preparations for Roatilities were proceeding with unnsual vigor; the French corps @armée were being stationed at suitable places for a ‘Simultaneous descent upon Piedmont, and the Cabinet of ‘Whe King of Piedmont had taken measures that would ut- Uerly stultify it if war were not declared in the spring: Money was not changed in value; loans were still made at the rates Inst quoted. The Austrian wovernment was in the London market for a Joan of $30,000,000. ‘The Bank of England had ost moncy during the week, Cotton was dull, and to effect ales holders were obliged to make a concession of 1-16th to meet the views of buyers. Breadstuffs were ex- tremely dull, without inquiry of apy kind. Provisions are quoted lower. ‘The return from the Bank of England for the week end- ing the 19th January gives the following results, when comyared with the previous week :— {081 29, Government securities, £10,608,807.. Uachanged. Ouber scouritie 16,607,901" " Decreas. Noles unemploy 12,046,485 Increnze The amount of notes in cireulation is £20,991 a decrease of £88,080, and the stock of bullion in Voth de partinents i £19,186,260, showing a eeorease of £8,081 when compared with the preceding returt ISSUE DEPARTMANT. Notes issued £33 ,086;870 Id coin and bull vi £58,085 ,070 American securities are reported dull, without change, except a decline of $1 a $2 in Diinois Contral ‘shares. Messrs. Bell & Sen eay— In the market for Amoricam secui Shere has been less activity, but p without change. GovERNMENT SecURITIES. Re 's during the wook joes remain entirely Prices. -1868 101 =a 102 United Statee 6 per cent bens Do, c18M% 94K 9 6 per cent bonds Stare SECURIT. Alabama 5 per cents...... eve ms ae Kentucky 6 per cent bonds, 9 a 2 Maryland 5 per cent St. bond — % am Maseachusetts 5 per certt St. bonds 103 a 104 ‘Ohio 6 per cent Ftock..... 9 a 97 Pennsylvania 5 per cent stock. 84 0 86 Pennsylvania 5 per cent bonds 8 a 86 Virginia 6 per cent bonds... Sa 86 5 per cent sterling boods 84 a 8 Cry Sxcunmms, Boston City 5 per cents. — 0 a 2 PamnoaD Bon Hinois Central 7 per ct. bonds, lst mort. cae 80 a 82 Do. 6 per cent bonds...... 7 8 Do. 7 per cent free land bond: 80 a Michigan Central § per cent bond: 84 rr ‘York Central 6 per cent bonds. 84 7 per cent bonds 11864 98 x. Pork & Erie 7 or: cent 8d mortgage. ses 68 40 Do. Sinking Fond’. . 40 Panama 7 por ct. Ist mort State bonds..1859 99 De. 7 per cent do... Penosylvania Central 6 per cent. 89 ‘The bank averages which were made up this day com- Pare as follows with thore of last week:— 7,485,642 7,950,855 487,218 “ 1,735,849 _ 1,872,679 ‘This ie callaaally the worst bank retarn we have had for months. It would appear from this that, notwith- standing the movement of specie from the banks into the ‘Seb-Treasury, and notwithstanding the unsettled condition of political affairs in Europe, notwithstanding the enormous ‘bank expansion, and notwithstanding the probability that Jarge sums of money will be taken out of the banks by pablic loans in the midst of an active business season, the Danks are actually increasing their discounts, Each insti- tution, it would seem, has felt confident that its neighbor would retrench, and has itself, while raising the rato of iecount, actually increaged its loans weekly. A dimina- tion of $3,500,000 in specie and deposits, coupled with an increase of $1,260,000 in loans and @irculation, may well create alarm, and justify wonservative men in desiring the establishment of some ach check on the grasping tendencies of bank managers af a dullion bank. The bank loans of this city now ex- ceed one bundred and thirty millions; this time last year they were only $103,000,000. The highest they rose dur- img the highly epeculative year 1857 was $122,000,000 on Sth August. At that time trade, industry and enterprise were stimulated to the utmost; now trade and industry are only just beginning to revive, and enterprise has not yet re-awakened from the lethargy caused by the crisis, We can only repeat what we have frequently said before: ‘the New York banks were in a great measure the cause of the crisis of 1867 by their unwise expansion; they are now more widely expanded than they were then; let them look to it that they do not again do the community a mischief. The Judges of the Supreme Court may not perbape care to strain their consciences twice in so ungrateful a cause. Money is without change. None of the banks are lend- ing on call under six per cent, and as a general rule no Paper is done at bank under 6a 7. Private bankers still eentinue to lend on call below these rates, on undeniable security to reliable borrowers; but it is well understood that amounts so lent are merely put out for a day or two, % make a few hours’ interest, Money was in fair supply to day among the brokers at six, and at the discount houses at 6 2 7. Exchange is quict at previous rates Bankers are holding at 109; a 3. The non-arrival of the steamer created intense du!ness in the stock market. Poth parties eeem fixed in the be- lief that the rise amd full of stocks will depend on the complexion of the news, and are prepared to act accord- ingly. It is not easy to perceive how the military arrango- ments of the Austrians in Lombardo-Venetia can affect the value of Harlem preferred; tbe parties who buy and sell that and other stocks, however, are more anxious at present for news from Lombardy than for anything that can emanate from the offices of the companies. There was ro activity this morning in any stock dealt in atthe board. The United States loan was dull at Satur- day’s price. Missouris were a shade higher. Harlem preferred was pressed fur sale, and declined 34 a 1%. New York Central was quict and rather tame at Iast quota- tions, Inthe Western stocks there was no change. Pacidic Mail was freely offered by many brokers; the difference be- tween time and cash sales is fully two per cent. Reading was quiet and steady. In the afternoon there was no business of any consequence except in Pacific Mail, which was freely offered by the bears at large differences from the .tash price; and in Panama, which was pretty steady, though vigorously hammered with sellers’ options, After the board prices were generaily rather lower: the mar ket closed unsettled. The closing prices of the day were Missouris, $434 2 8; New York Central, 825; a %; Har- Jem proforred, 3934 @ 40; Reading, 483¢ a 5¢; Erie, 18% a %; Michigan Central, 49} a 60; Southern preferred, 454 ; Panama, 11634 0 nois C 68% 0 67; Ga jena, 68% 8 69; Rock Island, ; Paciic Mail, 7534 a%6. The buriness of the Sub-Treasury was:— Receipts, $569,021 42 Of whict 4 “ 88,000 00 —Of which on aceount of loan, 238,750 97 Payments, 404,906 71 Balance, , + 8,261,772 05 The exchanges at the Pank Clearing House thie morn Jag were $26,510,582 58, and the balances $1,646,410 97 “The following were the January earnings of the Cin- c@inati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company :-— sees 6,046 61 nw iikely “that within a day or r two tho New York Bd ‘lic Bank will be established under the general State law, 1" '8 understood that the capital will be a million, all of wvh (ch, or nearly all, is said to have been subsoribed The princi, Ve of the bank, as its name indicates, will be the transact 100 of banking business on a specio basis, Thi ‘bank will rec Wive all kinds of current funds on deposi: but will hold it, ¥ deposits in bullion, subject to the dey sitor’s check, 1,‘ Willonly lend ite capital. And whereas ‘other banke can ai. Word to adividua! accounts without charge, by reason Of the \roilt which they derive from Joaning out the dop Wits entrusted to their keeping, the Bullion Bank will be « YPpelled, as it does not lend its de- posits, to charge some, ‘hing for keeping each depositor’s seccount. Itis understood that the maximum charge will be one tenth of one per c.%t on the amount of business done, Where that amount & vory largo, it is expected NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1869. cheese comtinued im good demand, “syn mies at full Rice.—The sales embraced abo4 100 casks, at 8X0. Ports. sour Teichisun, Bartow, N that the bank’s charges wilttbe lighter. It will be seen at ‘a glance the bank obtains business enough to pay expenses, ‘operate in the same manner as the Sub- ‘Treasury has done, as a check upon the existing banks. It ig well known that, when the bullion in the banks runs @own, cashiers and presidents are so averse to having heir specio taken from them that a depositor who takes that liberty must not expect any favors for some time to come. Even depositors who want no favors have to en- counter not a hittle opposition and ill temper when they MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, ‘Movements of Oces.n Steamers. Jan 19—Atthe Pill, Moro Castle, Reed, for Savan- demand specie for thelr checks. Should the Bullion Loven, Jan 1¢-Sid Yerseaege, Chlite, Pils! Bank go into successful \ eanserngpr ener aneane ase jork, ASMarP ys rally be kept there by the specie shipping bankers, . whenever there appeared to be a prospect of a scarcity of eee eae nei bullion, they would keep their reserve there. By @epo- ANE, J Exon ita Sigengrafe, NYork. siting checks with tho Bullion Bank, they would a” aw so Bontaies: Yen ie—Bie fr ihe ete. much specie out of the other banks as to cause tae latter fidersiexy 15th, font Gage, ngs. to realize the necessity of curtailing before {tal danger Beta, De ma, : ‘Oalcutia; 1! ‘Spark : existed. Heretofore, in the blind pursuit of gain, our 24, * ‘mead Coabie banks have continued to expand loog after expansion bad spuimiaeoa, Jan it Gack dain port, slp Rasta Queen, ‘become unsafe, Good luck saved them till 1867; but in Foptere, part ie shone 1b age: eke Cordelia, i frome that year, as wo all remember, they ‘not only broke them- {ony had completed car ecg eea anes Nore selves, but bfoke half the mercantile community likewise. fer aay nt BAVANA A xp NEW | “ORLEANS STEAMERS. f3 Jan aiArr Fan (wy Wonton, NYO. Had the Bullion Bank existed in that year, the banks Ror and || and New Orleans 10h, oe = ran, | ee Manel Nowak : would have been forced, by the conservative policy of ae 4 Havana Guamavan, Jan 17 Are pecker, BOrieans, tom, ‘be more prudent banking heuses, to curtail as early mails... Havana 0th, | yorning Light, Johnston, t hiladelphia. as the spring months. These are the arguments on as eaBavana 323 | aoe ae Gauss Wieting, from Charteston which the promoters of the Bullion Bank deem such an Seer tie Oe ‘Havana 8th, RAL, Jan Ibert ne. Oak, often, eration Flr institution desirable, On the face of it, the scheme docs | gyrsyomma..By stee ah Silene purer ef Jima ip tee mores not appear unreagonable, though it must naturally expect Se leans ‘Havana ‘Southampton, ( ous Landou}, the hostility of some of the existing banks. It may be bat ‘CHOW, |Nov 28a Zine Fish, Nickels, MYork (but svhore an befor questioned whether it will find depositors enough to pay sre fr 1 a. got oried ., Whitmore, NOrleans; 15h, expenses. But of this the friends of the institution seem &.tunnomr ie Ozeriad Mal tom, Jompe Qa.) tBu cecal steamers will | oGtimeny jan lee ie six nee noe sapguine, The name of the President has not transpired. <7; ee Ses at | sailon Monday, except from New Orleans. [eae aoe peas, NOrieans. ‘Savanna; 19th, ' pen ron ar Toms SO nreae ea eve 11 24 | Jane Darsit ork. | Stock Sar, rn 1288 Un BETS. 5 26| wom wares.......morn —— | 814 from oe concen oe old for joNDat, Feb. dined NONE He pa oo AR pring #280000 88's, 1814, TODy 980 she Har RRpref.. Port of New York, February 7, 1959. Oe es aee ey 0 lasecs, Jomae, NoHo £000 Tenn 678, "00, — Hava Jan, 15 Are Noun, Jobneos, Btates- do... * RED. Wy Torey pan. Es Emery, N Oni 5 Ghani i apinn 0 Crowell, are ‘Mobile; 25000 Kony val , i 29000 afiseouri Sie, Worse GriearaiBanle Germania, ‘Tomei ichmond ‘vas Lefer, Boule, Mo: 1009 Erie Rl b. 8 Stop Rurick ek (Rae) Gronloff, Savancah—| Anse TRA im, Brecinan, Gavenneh: Rouihern Ole Ugh 5000 rite rt tas af (400 ager ee ee alien Nee oe sat On : 11th, Addle Snow, 5000 Ni Cen RR bids, 87 400 ae ea tes, Key Weat—Beoner & Deate. Callender, Patten, N Orleans; i 2000 LaCros&Mil lgb 253g 16 LaCrossi estou, Morrill PN 8poflord. ‘Sir J Franklin, Galt. Baltimore, (and put into 20 shs Mer Ex Bank. is te Brey Vernon, Bartlet, Falmouth Jar tt ford. ‘Mortimer Livingston, Sampson, and Riga, 20 Bk of Commerce, 101% Brig J H Jones, Milla, Charleston—Dollner & Potter. Freclo, N York. set, Martin, Mobile; 18th, fouth Carolina, 6 Marine Bank Echr ‘James M Hélmee, Brewslen: Mobile—Layua & Harlbat. | Kempton, Bordeaux and Nvork; Comper, Wate, Orleans Sebr Black Bird, Compton, Charleston—Van Brunt & Slaght albert Gallatin, Baker, Key West tb, "Ni , rt ‘Ubarledton—MeCready, >. | Chari - a fbr Anna Garaner, fatdlag: Wiuinglou MoCresdy, Moxt reEEron, da Melty forte 2 ~—y N Orleans, Sid Scotia, Miskelly, ‘ singnt | “Hose Kong, Nov aoa nent, Reed, San EE BP apvet, reitae Weenie Once erent Garth. | Francisco; 254, Le Wien aro ‘24th, Early "Bi Cook, fan Frasiclaco, wi verth 1ons of of sundry spare ahd sully, ath “Bloop Tartivy, Chapman, New Haven—J B Edwards, ose. Baxer hs ‘Hon class Seem, ins, Steamer Kennebec, Hand. Philadelphia. RIVED. Nov 18’ Maria. Bursley, Amoy ith, Napler, Kennedy, Steamship, Asa (Br), Latt, Liverpool, Jan AM, with “ate ih Pengtia, Wheeler, oy), 19th, Napier, 26th, JB mdse and paasengers, to E Cunard. ih inst, ‘passed 1 Mora, Riley, sn Francion; %th, Joshua Hates, Mod “Bates, Model jeCoilum, | screw steamer bound W, supposed the Sethe si pau AM. Shanghae; 80th, Ban F; | signa lized ship Mercury, hence for Havre ‘LiveKrooL, Jan 16—. e Aviel, Grean’ Novleanas 16th 16th, Poca- | ton and Switzeriand were towing out Jan 22, hontas, Waoderson Vth ‘Arabia, Harding, Mobile; Monte- | “Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Jeffrey Liverpool, Jan 19, with | gma’ Sulla, si Harvest Queen; Young, 'NYork; Married. | muse and passengers. to JG Dale. 6th = signalized ship | Win Y Kent, hon ‘chur lon eon, , Savas | Mercury, hence for q Y r] » Ror—Mrrerr.—On Wednesday, Feb. 2, at Christ church, Bleatsehip Gohumbia et a erry. Charieston, £2 hours, with mane a an Daciererriter, Roberta, sab 19 Clan Davis Relleville, by the Rev. H. B. Sherman, Sanven Buois Rot | and passengers. FHlenton eGo. oi inate PME | 20), ia, Underwriter, Ho Holycood, J leans! Sitlas, to Lavinia, eldest daughter of J.C. ‘Minett, Esq, both of | passed stenmahi Siarot ot rene’ South, hence for Savannah; 53 P Franklin, Jordan, Mobile; 20th, Oumberland, Passaic, N.J. , 10 miles 8 of} Frying Pap Shoals, passed schr J W Webster, | Merrill, an ‘Wasbington, Crowell, Norlogas; pein Suaidxs—Vsrren.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Feb. 6, | hence for Charleston; Oh, 56 FM, eigaalized meamabips, Ja Doane, Mobile; dist, Robert Kelly, ee Cyd ioe ths 3 ri] ny » Y60 I Captain Tuomas Sumtons to Miss Gzoraiana L, Viercu. etry bend winds the'entiva pesesae. Fett Mehmed oman, Orleans; ‘Delphi, Lowell, "oni 250 Harlem RR pfd.. Ship American Congress, Mather: London, Dec 25, with mdae n, Norton, Charlem.on 200 do......b60 41100 and 27 passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Te ae Carney, BECOND B04: Buawsrm.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Fob. 7, MUBANOR | pgve ‘oll 6 FN eee ere Pt wih | Orla a Sree enn eee 1000 U S.B'e, °65.... 1013¢ 100 she PasMSSCo.269 Corns, wife of Lemuel Brewster, aged 67 yeurs. ‘Bark Sebra Crocker (of Stockton, Me), Patermo, Deo ee derma ‘and Switzerlan: Hee Caliteestaron® Tae top a sary ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | 94 passed Gibralint Jun 5 with fruit, 2, to HY D Brookwdan ee, recrjeans; horatdny Ootfan, ‘and 8 orl tward bo Chas Buck, Smalley, for masts jarao, Deer, wad Enbch Train, Bich for 7 Richard Cot 3, Cooley, for ae Savanah Bay, Qua, cod for Boston: Minne In, jeston; berth Lane, Coulllara (cld ‘and Je Jeanie W Paine, ‘oats fork. Pocahan' Qook, for NYorks 1 ae “ini out 1a, Bes Rosciss, Monensr Bw Mat- invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her son-in law, Goo. S&S Stephengon, No. 86 Remsen strect, Brookiyn. BusHaM.—Mrs, Evizanera BushaM, aged 69 years ‘The friends of the family are re tpectiallyinvived to at- tend her funeral, from No. 78 Monroe street, on Wednes- Co. Experienced heavy weather. Bark James Andrews (of New Bedford), Small, Savanna 1a Mar, Jan 17, with pimento, &c, to master, Jan 23, lat 22 22, lon 7226, spoke ship Henry B Wright, Park, from New Orleans for Queenstown for orders. ‘Karle Martha Wenzell (of Boston), Smith, Boston, 8 days, with linseed. to master. 500 Ill Cen RR bds, 87 50shs NYCenRR.opg afternoon, at’one o'clock, without further notice. Sche Lite Boat (of Newburyport), Daley, Mayagues, Jan 18, s eies Perper "kows.—On Monday morning, Feb. 7, Dante. C., young- ap6 Agonaiie ty War tae a. see toR Bayley, Jr | calf, Stetson, Phbadelptin; Georgia, M Loon, Ba Savannah; Luna, est son of John Crowe, aged 7 oar. of et aka Workmeister, Hampton Roads; Hoiyrood, Jordan, Nor. Beh: joore, Ingersoll, ee days. Jeans, HHarvest Queen, Young, ta paaean, ‘and His funeral will take place is (Tuesday afternoon, at ‘ashington, 10 S days. Franklin, Jordan, N York; ‘Wiseman, Ba «| two ‘@elock, from the residence of his father, No.’84 or, Waits, Virgin, days, vanuah 0 Otier, Geng wtb, San Fi . : 4 ae rankfort street. chr Sarna k City Ranke, Pebruary 1% 1859. Gianiss.—On Monday morning, Feb. 7, Joux C. Cuantas, | Behr T'6 trmann, Bannan, New Haven. oth Fa Flatare a arker, Bo i, nt sSpeoie, Circul’n. Deposits. ed 7 years, 10 months and 24 days, int” beloved sou of | Sloop West Wind, Wright, Virginia, $ days, ba Way, do, Eat ut Ba, s Bran Crores, Grarar, Bosn. 19 e 1,851,278 282,780 5,366,918 | Michael and Catherine Charles. SAILED. Graveseny Y Now ra 8 541 119,880 8;300,516 te senses and friends of the family, also thooe of | Ship Mary Ogden, New Orleans; barks Venus, Curncos; Gen gray Oak J aries, N York; Edw O'Brien, Fountain, N if 116,589 “21a 59 | his uncles, mas Dowd and Thomas Hunt, are requested — fohnny, Small, from Liv- 899/489 "60,602 95,810 271,085 | to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two | oP Fess Senne NDR NE AEIOIO. FP St RSS poor gules sats + 440,053 77108 75,171 215,821 | o’clock, from No. 153 Fast Thirty. seventh street. bia Aor aman Cok Be Philadelphia; + 2,587,665 490,034 283,613 2,011,500 | Covy.—On Monday morning, Feb. 7, after a short but wind du daring the day NNR. rethe Giree, David, Mobile; Li pas. tr ~ 1,899,272 352,407 178,254 11291888 | severe ilness, Mrs. Eouoxp Coor, aged 26 yeari Witscnlinabewa: atone Nov 21--Pat bs bace, Re idee, "Faterin, for San "887 42,386 103/811 642 | " ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also the friends evs aoe -12498)961 2.078442 1,975 6,144)164 | of her brother, Joremiah Counelly, are tavited vo attend | qAtVsA4Ny RACAMEnrUc A, domuich from New Orleans, | Sid from do Nov Bae ES cumue ont sia 2,853,820 "265,641 — 1/700'569 | her funeral, this (Tuoeday y),afwernoon, at two o'clock, | from that port istof January, bad got ashore on We bar atthe | aaih‘for Liverpeui): Callope, Simimvas, do; Des 2d, Sweden, pS ies at 2, er bn Som their residence, No. 20 Clark street, without further montho of the Mississippi river, and remained Feb 3. Nothing ee etna! p Palma Potion 4 jeuvin,Neiegn; Qu RS 7 notice. Yat aA in port av 142,696 Feeoar | | Curren. —At Springvila, Son Sunday morning, | | Dank Kxacr, Walker, hence for Savannah, with a cargo ot | duce, Matthey snd nd Metaor, Baroe, wig; febra dU, Bovrass Hoes S4r'9e6 | rob.6, Nichoras H. Uactuaneh, afin a eben’ nese Ey went ashore on Frying Pan Shoals morulng of fh last, | Wooster, ne 5 ae ne ee 189110 9as,163 | the Soin year of her age. * | and weasel and cargo beoame.s oat ons. roe Sissaursun'@—in port brig Andrew Peters, McFarland, 243 688,6 Relatives and friends of the family invited to attend | $8¢ carried to Smithvd Dechy cota ag sn ATDG vemsel, of 431 | mean rck for NOrienis, salvage sella, a + Fy 449 = to rea the a of his mother, New Spring- | Messrs Sturges, Clearmrn, ‘Clorara £06 city. She was valued Port.any, Jan 20—O1, Wi , from Baltimore from ville, on Inesday aiternoon, at one o'clock. $8000. Bremen. 3. 1827180 1,560'102 n2UPFt—On Sunday, Feb, 6, after a long and tedious ill- ‘Rane Remar ca, of Bruna, befor reported. oe on. An Ege Jen 6-SiA Line Garrow, Orinmy: York; 6th, A : i 122,338 589,656 Jouy Durr. Gapining Oana Skoitend, Jos Badger, PENANG. = 4—In port ship fern i Robinson, une; bark Grocers: 4331 277,576 | “Hib friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited | Hover Bewker saw fibers wel wae forueea ee Sen Annie Bu Potter, for Hanover ‘880 iat ‘attend his funeral, from Bellevue Hospital, this a (Tae ace, ky Rg e Bath for $5000, and the Maine of jan 18--Are Avimorial afternoon, at two o'clock. His romaing will be taken “4 ene fer 1A Raston, Fob 7—The brig Molasco, from Port- land for St jisgo, ran ashore ‘on Toddy'e Rocke, in Nantaakee Roads, and has a signal for a steamer. No furiher particulars. 7 Ivary Cemetery. pp at Rae Sunday, Feb. 6, Frevenick Lewm Erckuorr, son of H. se tei ee bre tae errs ‘Coxton. Wood, alg of scarlet fever, or Liverpool); 2ist, ter, A ot and Emma 18, Poe’ Pals yaaa ke Orleans) mies a a om 888,207 264)910 0,400,019 | Bicktot, amet Oyenre, 20 nlouths aut Tt Sure Sua onquin, York been : Gi207'105 1,507 1704731 4'909;400 | The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully Bee Case, ot eee ns waa Ban for Atak. | reported lig for Matanza). sae, Merchants’ Bx. 2120/608 260/968 127,114 1'160'893 | invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at | BetWTecked Des 20 on, Pedro hos Se es neapont, Konner nerd, NOrleans, Mercantile. .... “2 907;299 617,640 88/305 2,297,062 | two o'clock. from the residence of his parents, No. 100 femn Srxar, of rid NJ, J from Charleston tor Provi- | ST HELENA, Deo 28— In. eye a Metropolitan. 210, re bE a rod _ fas ‘ie Smith street, ee iy eed pata ae Brooklyn, dence, colton and lumber, Went ashore at Cape Island, NJ> pin tog = opr had from a Briush abip that hy eos at Market. 169, 7 E1uotr,—On Monday, Feb. EY S., youngest son pen Cala sing Ban ngs night of 6th inat, It was ex” distreas; ‘barks Marine Maver aioe Tisias of N. J. and ©. 4, Eiliott, of this city, in the 9th-year of iralt corte off west Right ods re peekeo cad ereik bik fe 0 mamaira for NYork t Mecn, eiradeia’ soisss 1o2;T09 120/074 20'122 | her age. Nyon srt); Whicunnh, rom coust of Sumaira had that conse Se pore RRIB ‘ee Taian & for Charlesten, put into we ase Han 6th inst, leaking, and ‘with loss of ‘sails and Carcurta, Dec 8—The th ship eon Mobile, which arrived here from Li Nov her way Seuwr, ukeppetnteoneiviaie Dist Jan 2—The London, Hurlbut, from New York f fot ashore on the shoal of the Horse of Welllagian, of lead, OEM yeaerds ‘was assisted off about 11 ie ag ed ye lnded ‘here; the ship has bor yet macms Deo2—The Sweden, Mead, from Moulmein for Falmouth, bas just anchored a Bell Buoy, in order to stop 4,188/184 977/350 Her remains will be taken to Guilford, Conn., for inter- ‘anchored. oes Guiding Star, Hale (from Calcut- ment, on Wednesday, Feb. 9. Gobis —At Newark, N, J., on Monday, Feb. 7, after a G. Gomtx, M. D., in the 6oth’year of short illness, Janxz age. Notice of funeral in the afternoon papers. Garrnzy.—On Monday morning, Feb. 7, Mictam, Garr- aged 46 years, phe relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brothers, Uwen, James, Joho fund Peter Gaffney, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o’clock, from his late residence, No. 28 North William street. New hoi 1 don: jack Frost Thomas, Moul Suninan, J fen tape eatin Minino, iting. from Boston, rico, dan eBid che HB Cashing (not Curlew), Friend, ‘Trxet, Jan 14—Sld Canton, Tompkins, Woostna, Nov.1—Sid Rureks, ane, N York, ath, Kate Has tings, Kingiiun, do; Sancho Panza, ‘Bird, do; ist, Ino Plumer, Zaxznar, Nov —In port bark Maryland, Jelly (from Mus- cat), for Providence bp Mla APALACHICOLA, Jan 29—In port 8 Robt Ti ‘Treat, for Hy’ fown wad ay State! G 110,700 624/952 142, 1824 2,243,741 Mvuiiow, CorNwait, yan 18—The headboard of ‘vessel, 2 4}655;487 1 person 191,881 8 California papers please cop; about nine feet in ie The frond Ost iag aN Liverpool, Idg; Hy’ Clark, Brown, and Ba Grow: [1,881,045 _"249'808 170,785 850.87: Hesonesy. On Monday, Feb 7, Wutram Z.., youngest son gilt etters: hearing tala of goOee, parifally burnt, ot hte Beaion, Goi Ee ihe 2 Verney, Bara neg Fab odd 2 8'807/501 1,024) 0585 252/619 2,653,128 | of John D. and Ellen L. Hennessy, aged 10 months and 23 on shore at Poljew Cove, in the parish of Muttion, thie Bor Hiutehing, wes; oa Oy faason, Me ests Proscl a New. s Widhbios * 1,286,365 96,194 ‘8215915 cays. Mlernoon, "(Wo dou doubt the above were from bark Oakland, be: ; Wolfe, “ea acre wie piel Shoe & Leattier . 4,015,972 1502638 110,824 6,028,312 friends of the family are respectfully invited to | frereported burnt.) rou, Senta tor I Bectteatt ag: Julie Px, Lonninge for Tradesmen’s.... 1,205,871 "1831487 268,668 ’761/550 | attend his funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two mn QTENATONN, Jan 17 The leak of the Weser (a, from Bro | York, da; Dant Brown, Hes Feben ‘and for’ Fall igen, doy 5 i 2 een, Unton.., + 8,288,850 821,583 181,873 2,762,112 | o'clock, from the retidenco of his parents, No, 188 Bridge | mem or New York, wh periectly tight OP | Hela vetween Math ana Bit, Stan Crocker, Liverpool; street, Brooklyn. InceRso1t.—On Monday, Feb. 7, Euzanera, only daugh- sehr Norfolk Packet, Bedell, Providence ta ANDRIA, Feb 6—Bid schr Sylvanus Allen, Scars, N Total.,.....$190/442,176 26,001,441 7,960,855 91,006,251 for London Oct th, wee excuse Ove 13 10 wine tae oe ee Crearings | to January 2 2... ++ $115 sgt nee #. and Mary E, Ingersoll, aged 6 woeks and | ficou and bed not boon Inert othe England ist ult. SBTON, Feb 5, PM—Arr. ship 4 February + 136,277,506 cA new ship of 1120 ons, built by 8 urauel Hall of East Bosto ‘01 I a Pat’ Balance to January 29, 6,537,624 The funeral will take place this (Tuesday) afternoon, at | pag been purchased by Win F Wel dhe iseation ths | [a" Noreen Naas ta » Sua Jo en one o'clock. Minot, and itl “be empha ea in Jovns.—At Redfield, Uswego, on Sunday, Jan. 30, at the she nmand i Tae Teeny February 5. y eng ed will be commanded by Capt Welden, formerly . 6,741,376 Bearse, Savaunah; ara. Beckman (Br) Heckman, South América ya's St (Sic), Costa, Marseilles via N York; Laconi, brig C residence of her parents, of eonsumption, ANN, daughter ia L Davis. M " erson, Al CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. of David and June Jones. en Notice to Mariners. Gesdgsuwn DC: Wawin Reed; Chapman, Phlladelphiny Pate! Moxpar, Feb. 7—6 P. M. Little Falls and Utica papers please copy. WRECKS AT THR ANTHRANGE OF THE THAMES, ma, Allen, NYork. Asims,—The eales embraced about 80 barrels, including | McCoxmack.—At No. 128. Sixth ave ah, on Monday ‘Trixiry House, LONDON, Jan 17, 1859. tih—Art hip Fliphalet Greeley, gg Bg I pols at 54¢., and pearls were at 5%c. morning, Feb. 7, of inflammation of the lunge, Manaanet, | Notice is hereby given that Green Buoys, ench marked with | Laroy, Coleman, Savannah; bark Belle et, Rowoastio, Breapervrrs.—Flour—The market was without anima- | infant daughter of Thos. A. and Maria McCormack. - Dostliban, wih tne following made cok sia eencoaed | Per iters Mipeal fee tak ond tnig., Mldwetendey Stel oe a tion, while common grades were rather heavier aud | | ‘The friends of the famliy are respectfully tavited to at pone augut ten tachoma of ascrew sleamer suuk ia Bast | steamer Wat Jenkins: ol Joba Patien: bark Phiomels Aes easier. The sales footed up about 6,000 barrels, closing | tend the funeral, this Camndiy) afternoon, at one o'clock, | Swin, in 9 facboms low water, with— Martha Worthington, Ba Seal Ki pale] m8 at ge? Tal thin the folowing quotations Big ‘without further invitat Gunter Lighihonse just the W of thew, ton, Sunday, wind SB. steamer Kentinglon. Ship Metoor | th Standard superfine State., 5 a $5 25 —In_ this care » OD morning, . ranfieet Norther! Rha Potad pp why sole ieetrs Biate no ae 3 5 ue ee ee Feb. Ty) yauddte Gu “ANE "Norther oF ad anh shored Blip Geo W Bourve probably sid rom Common to g 20 a 545 | Her relatives and friends, and those of her brother, the bese Tapes fone Mobi! Extra lowa, ifichigan, Ind @ 7 25 | late Jobn Blackburn Miller,’are respectfully invited ¢o at. NXE, Eastriy sienczenetee see ebay te ty miei dad ng & 8 00 | tend her funeral, from St: Bartholomew's church, on | Bin Middle Tigh oc He Be » ROrieana Glen, Holmes, brs brig Lincoln; a 73 ednesday afternoon, at thr nd one about teu fisthorns Reach, | Cornwallis, ‘Ship Meteor fa ati In Mixed to straight Southern 5.65 © 600 | furiber Invitation, “oe ini fathoms low water spring tides, wi brig hy | GALTIMORE,, Feb 6a 6—Arr, Locust Point, Southern fancy and extra. 610 a 775] | Monee.—suddenly, at Bloomingdale, on Saturday, Feb, | Fopblng Church, in ine with the ort de ote Sexe ee Rott Meng hg na, yh © 7 75 a 8 76 | 5, Mancaner Monnm, formerly of Middletown Point, N. J., ‘Lighthows ¥ EMA | Soe Whitney. Howen,, Bostone Parkersburg, ire New 875 a 420 aged about 75 years, “B WE BBiCHHIOW, ecreiaey. | York; sckra fremont. Prensh, New Bediord: Angela, Leman, “4 8s 2 4 25 Maxwn. Thor day, Feb, 3, ANGRLO Sucranon, Bare Ries Brie, aioe Winn, Uber vm mf small | aged ear, months and 20 BUOYS OFF RAMSGATE. Fel sohr Jas’ Wixon, enarare, Wireara Rend Rent aca at 87%, Youngest child Tuintry House, LONDON, Jan 18, 1880. CHARLESTON, Feb S—Arr Sp brig Sebastian, Oasis, Car lots nt our figures. Southern brands were in good supply, and prices easier, with gales of 800 a 900 barrels, closi within the range of our quotations, Rye flour was dull Meal was heavy, with sales in lots of abont 226 barrels ai quotations. Wheat was steady, with sales of about 17,000 = achr Laure Gertrude, ‘camobel NYork. In the oflng, ‘guknown, ané a bark’ supposed Bp, fonmahip Lan a Fine via, sa ship, Jaw son aes wards, en, that in order to render the Queen Channel, snd the Rattler Buoy, which le, it is in His remains were taken to Greenwood Cemetery, Masox.—At Yorkville, on Sunday, Feb. 6, FRANCES ANN, wife of W. H. Mason, in the 28th year of her age. The faneral services will take place at her late resi- Notioe is hereby giv wey | ms the Old Cd painted white, more readily rwiaha) tended y Wery shoriiy to dause those buys peat black order, ‘H BER’ and while, in chequers, By 2 ammondy Hs tM ‘HON, Sec. Fuser. jam’ bark Pane durhels, including good white Michigan, at $1.60; choice | dence, in Righty second street, between Secc Bihip Chae, Loe amber do, at $1 45; good ordinary’ to choica white | avenues, on ‘Wednesday morning, at eleven prey ba ite sangeet Lgutubosn—ar Sabet, Deel tea, Bow i paula. Guriming, NOricaun: Wide Wo “aoa takloys A Sonthern at $1 4 481,08; holce whive Kentucky at 1 70, | friends ofthe family aro reapectilly invited to attend. Tho ighthonse on Gone aocan Aea blag aow Bede Hyer, and Rorithern Belle, NYork. were without change of let Ru cnelec tes Joumrn T. Molovaneas In Teton eee oie gh oreo, BeRetlce in heresy . i Gage, Windlen, Aun & beisan, mith Warne sid oz 10,000 a 11,006 bushelg, including white Jersey at 79,0. 2 cavity are ree from on the ba eceaz sarin, a he et dovand will heacolarth | Isabel; i, Aaailer Bain, Liverpool; sehr 'T i Hammond, 19, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully in- be continued every evening from sunset to sunriae. agehow do. at $0c. 2826. ; Southern yellow at 81c. a 82., | vited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. est ‘Jan 2%—-Arr ache 18 Boynton, Grindle, and Western mixed was held et Sic. and old 0. n90! 280 Weet Twenty sixth street, on Wednesday aftertioon, guek bright revolving siopitelightot the nest oaks, koa cei eee , balumors, 26th, F Treat, Hopkins, th Paterege teas at be. OO for Slat, and at Be. a bc: | | Oncax—On Monday morning, Feb, 7, at 12:20 A.M, tidy wall be visible in clear weather ats duuancs cPauearts |» FALL EVR 8 Schr sche N J Brayton, Rogers, Nor Y, da er jo! ey ~ Corre was quiet and ales limited, while prices wero | 8 monthe and 7 day, and Johanna Organ, aged Bycars, | mules. also hereby given, that on the exhibition of the light | GALVESTON, Jan 25—Arr schr Cumberland, fms, Mobile; steady. A cargo oF wo. of Rio was on the market, but | ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to og ee Lighthouse, a hr gM eg ee AE ear ey Cote Hirer Reece | eld above the views of purchasers. db * ebannel between irevy Island Stones rocks, . hy ” Corox.—The market, n the absence of the steamers | 828 Pearl strcct, tin Chasen i of her parents, No. | will betken away. Ry P'H BERTHON, Boo, Fie R York; ech Fred eerer, Boston, 828 Pearl street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two 0% Wee iin, Jersey City, N. r J., on Saturday a ARIA LAWRENCE, wife Of Froderick Platt, ngod years find 30 days. histamine 7. ¢ rolatives and friends of the family, an rons, FrodericL. and Charlee H. Platt, ace reepenttliy ae vited to attend her funeral, from ‘the Hektor ah ae TI Badger (not ia er), Means, NY _otoue BBTER: Feb 481d brig Ben) Cushing (on Burt. TOL MER’S HOLE, Feb 4, ? M—Arr brig Robio, Killman, Oardenae ys Frankfort. ‘> G—Arr bark Indian Belle, Tenney, Mobile for Boston; Jath Boston (Br), Crnninghem arian for Gloncester’ F Linnell, Freeman, Palmas, Grand Oanary Islands, for news, which was not telegraphed until about the close of ‘Change was uneettied, and sales limited to wbout 200 not enough to establish prices, rs. To Liverpool, about 160 boxes cheese were ; 100 boxes bacon at 17s. 6d.; and 10 tons , at 308, To London, 260 bbis. At Zanzibar Nov 80, Preuss, NB, 680 ep. Ro- tSe3 chellog in Sept, barks Hector, Jolinson, of Warren, ; Maria, Abbott, of NB, 600 sp; Hope, Brayton, of Nis, ite from ship Julius Ceosar, Bartlett, NL, dated Johan a. reports her with 1000 wh and 2%) ep: all weil, and bound for Desointion off shore. -fteporta at Jobanna, Margaret . 736d. per 280 I a by on eet, Je : ene re TO ironed, 500 balos’of coun | aheravon artery ato, Jertey City, thie Tuesday) Beak Mi 28° mh pc Ws Berto 190 op Pitino | thi, Rout guy Be sete" Tian anh BS hen bce Sone goods Wore engaged at p. t. m Roowky.—At Astoria, L. L.,on Sunday, Feb, 6, THOMAS Brewer in she Lyte al ‘ert, do, 230 p20 wh Tees In portat 12'M, wind NW, bark Tudian Belle; 101 n » Glasgow or ‘avre, OUNEY, aged 26 years,” in the Mozambiqu Pi Hay wa,3 steady, w = 1 nite sales at 750. per 100 Ibs. ‘The relatives and friends of the family arc invited to At ‘at Helena Dec 28, Tropte Bird, King, of NB, with 840 sp eae sla Nasi Mant Newport dy on Nari firmly bel 280 per on Taran Bad wae (inowday “) Coe ing Beaidence of ‘his mother, this | "4 cit Spoken, &e “HLGMLAND Ul HOU Fob 6,9 AM-~O stuido, 2 ba 42 po etd “ "oluc y od 4] yt Lum was’ firmly beld at 860. for common and $1 for Bruva. viding Monday Yen. 7, bane Avevsta, only 4 Bete fg Mate Maine, Humphrey, from Tqutque for Cork, Deo i Sunset, paasing in, ship Josephus, from {o'for Jump Rocklane'; with limited sales. ter of Josoph and Margaret silva, aged 2ycars Ti weeckea | 4 ‘Goi Giowarh trom Liverpoe! fer Ohartestoa, Jan | Son Wied ke _atenorer whmova Tord ot Boat Ro" te Morsssms.—T Ve sales embraced about 250 bbls, New Or- | and 20 days, 4%, lon ‘erpool for leston, Jan Jeans at 400. a 440. Nava Srones.-. The market was firm, with a good do- mand from the t» ade. The sales embraced about 260 bbls. spirits turpent, ‘Ne at 60c., 1,000 bile, fine roein at $3 60 a $6, and 2,40 do. crude’ turpentine (probably chiefly to arrive) repo ted at $3 76, Common rosin was quiet, and eales limited. "Gukaere firm, but not “ctive. Linseed ranged at 70¢. ale. ‘Crude whale and #.’¢rm wore sold at full prices, while sales were li ‘The relatives and friends of the fami epee! invited to attend her funeral, this (Tuseday) aivernooe, | her father’s resid oy gi invitation, "? NO 208 le, ., on Sunda: 6, after & short and revere tinees Bande Tai Joreph G. Beguine, in the 3a year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from ier lene late residence, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. ? He Pay cy, Caulkins, hence for Liverpool, Feb 3, Mon- HES mien, ‘Nowell, nence for NOrleans, Jan 29, off Timba- Maly Ansa Sherer, for Atchafalaya, Jan 26, off Sbip Island Ship Sebasticook, from Charleston for Boston, Feb 7, off nigga Hae ary from Batavia for Persian Guif, Suras = sealer 2 1 ard, aa eee fargee wih rite faiers, wee signalinea Hae ae Provistons.—Pork—The max “ket was (lerably active, but Newton, N. J. r8 please cop) ete lone buoyant, and closed with #ho turn © the market in | Srvamr.t-On Monde day, Blows %, Oh woariot fever, Mary poset Jat 30 oa a ‘Wixon, Fall River rane Npetatol fo po vhf rasan The sales Geapew ed fo; ond dct ot re te Ww months, only child of Levi U. and Mary Ez ee from Portland for Baltimore, Feb 2, lat 38 Fe] en seee Presbrey,and fund Onticn, for inclu new ma’ i » i ow et noi mi | a," eel A | NATE arn, rn ona re | Dee re Ome any 0 Aelivery, ae $10. oct war quite firm, with enn of «Out | O'clock, Yom No. 168 ask Twenty iret treet” fe | tn pb cist HAVENT Feb Barr bre Ten) I, San, Pendle, st io tu torr gone rime at 86 0 ea. Zuni il be iatered jn in Grace Comer. petty M Rich, Hardy, from Norfolk for Boston, Feb 6, | crete’ eben N Warr, tan un arab, iaab, ai SIL 00 a ad Friis may GREE ROSOE: Ge GRA, | win cr cdien Yunmambenteae ho Otte Haart tar ee ‘ache Hall, from Norfolk for Hyannis, Feb 6, to Fanon. own’ oi Rios oho race Oaroline, Virginia; ta aoe bame were sfrm wt $18 60 © $19. Bacon |. Tho relatives and friends of the a funy Aro respectfully Wher ramen lartan, from Virginie for Boston, Fob 6, in | * PROVIDENGR, Feb b-Ath Dark 1 Cael. demand, with eelow 17*°ap, Cut monte wore in good | ,"AvAed to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at Jin, Aden vin Za itelena’ brig ir) O'Brien tonite nt eacen'a 2, ang", hd, Including | ix iepast two orelogk, from’ her lat residence, No,’ 62 Ape from angler for Salem, Feb 5, {2 Vio. | Pron a sl in fora plon pa Yard continued to rule firms, i sale ree ind Bil, | taken 106 to Greenabute, y Wookteeter’ovnty et ~ Jah Earion, Pain, trom Boston for Tanger, Fob 6,inVine- | sok aman Mi hs Bah y | on Thu'ed wold at 8x0, "Daley ee a, elo Br ya, on Sunday, Feb, 6, of scarey Tho ead Kemp, from Boston it Tangier, Feb 5, in Ciera Set eae ay Ww vork, | .SBScart, bark Kepler ver, sche ae CaaS rites for » barber, }, Feb 4eAurachra 3 achra Harris; 1. NY aan FRANO! 3 Marr oreo sh, semen a ma: Pa ae SRAVANNAn, Fob $—Arr ahlo Malakod, Hatirick, Liverpoot, BALEM, Fete 8d ‘Gem, Africn. Art bark Zolof. Cayenne via WiLANGEOF NO, Fob 4—arr schee LB: BAT Ww G Andenried, He’ May “4 pen Rico, echra Hilen Olga, apd DK Arey, Beptnes Bre, ‘Gita, fork, Oth, brig Albert sMISCRLLANKOUS, yous “UMM & “cova CH CHAMPAGNE, P. A. MUMM’S: RHINE AND MOSELLB WINES, CARD TO THE TRADE AND ND FHE PUBLIO aumnae 2 Gonvour brand ban been. some umm 5 America, We are now determined, with all our oe ‘means, to retake oe eatin, a and leled wines to your cont We wish t establish a marked Wer tt a Jules Momm & Co.'s Cal teat of & ch house may rely order that dour the. ‘oe ‘whieh purpose we =e hea oe to compare our wines with others, and they find tho best.” Our heanda trom this diate wi ‘ules Momm “Verzeniy Cabloet. ‘ules Mumm & Co.’a “Vina de ames, Fleur de Billery.”” Jules Mumm & Co.'s “Imperial And we ern act taby. mane Ge. p of Soke at our Tallon tet ‘aheon. py aryl ee i e The frat mentioned wine, “Verzenay Uabinet” fe a new bread, prea iy gotup to'combine our Versonay.with Our in order to establish igen poy will ups all sitine sia, it aa eqnal the $14 wines thal Jour caunley by any house, WHR tbls saute iincere hope is that the good taste of the Americen wine Ae ers will canse them to. ig thia brand fo preference to L wine of the country. 8" He Our “Imperial” ‘aa favorite wine, well known, and . no recommendation, Our former Cal ‘net, fa consequence & above mentioned junction with oar Teseng ve we will not unless by particular request or g to observe that, in order to dis: inguishour new impor tations from ‘the former ones, the !abeis will bear the name of our present agent, JAMES MKYER, Jr., with our a ature on each bottle, e have sent our fretehipment, and will continne to ied henceforward all of our brands, without exception, packed in agen, to your country. ol | 14, at 4 o'clock P. ‘Our hovse in Cologne fs the foundation of all the Mumms, and’ has been In existence nearly acentury. Gur cellare eres well provided w: ig De best an ar and paste wines; we own some of eat jobaamiabetg. eijorn? Ing he vineyards of Prince Mad re te i: ie recommend our wines our oid fronds una 10 he pubs ie agg JULES MUMM & 00., P. A. MUMM, SPECIAL NOTICE. ‘The subscriber respectfully informs tha trade that asan addi tional prot Of the greut excellenve of the Jules Munim & Co. shacevag United States ap) raisers, after & most carefc that, owing to the arent oye he ale champagne, dey are obliged to appraise it at higher prices than ciher first cfuse etinmpag recolved here Tis Dot the jutention of the agert of Jules Mumm & Co.’ champay wines; yut as, re nding his protest, he has her rates of duty el itis oady en ast than other fipat cliss hi Justice that buyers and consumers suon rh estimation in which the Jules Mumm & Oo. cham pagne ls held by those who are ao well situted to know ita true T beg to inform the trade that 1 have now a full supply of tha. above wines on band. Also, the omnes ‘anchor ad AMES MEYER, JR Sole agent for the United sida 44 Broad street, N PERSONAL. DOPTION.—A BEAUNFUL FEMALE CHILD FOR lic_preferred., ‘adoption; extremely handsome; a Cathol Galt fOr two days at 36 Frankfort atreet, tn tne sogur bore, Orit J. J. WRIGHT 18 REQUESTED TO LRAVE HIS ool personelly ly atthe store of the subscriber, W. BCHMIDT, tailor, ar, 199 William atreet, N. Y. R. JOBEPH RK. BUCHANAN TS Ki wegen: 2 TO CALL ‘on Jas. B. Kense!, No. 3 Tryon row, for a letter addressed to him from Havana. As Sk MISSED MUCH YOUR USUAL GIFT, T. 8. TF Ane, JOHN JONES OR A MR. EDGAR, WHO worked at the harness business, in Jersey City, in Sanuary, February or March last, wi!l communieate their address to box 819 thing a ele aa ity, Fost tre ama they will bear of some- NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOSEPH CARR, re Cienfueroe, Cuba. ‘This party left that that place seo ia 8 resaet: bound to Ha! rs Nabe Bod whee eat at aap. will ear of someting to bla advens rr FOWLER & JORA, 134 Pearl street. CEL ky ela CRUEL! FAUT-IL QUE JE Vous Ry tilew, ot adieu pour sot Unaeres prie, car je ne puis poy renee Ger en tel ‘0. A SUBSCRIBER FOR THE TEN YEARS, T A, PDCRINER, TOR TCs your reece Sap a wi. THE LADY THAT CALLED TO Pos eg) on eit a vy last, concerning an conker in New es ee ace lai ar ws DR. JOHN EB. LOWER SEND HIB’: ., box 88 Brooklyn Post ofee! sis sa SPHKCIAL RULTIONS. J. & Se peMBeRs OF MERCANTILE LODGE ¥O, 1, 1.0.8. M., of a Hail} on tif CTuenday} even rat 8 crue gr, Gloag se of important busivess rit every Jodge. Bepunctual. By order E We DD, Grand Commander. R. P. Varicr, Treasure: W. WEAVER. |. M. J. WEAVER & HUNTER, iba Auctioneers: wisiisanie Partignar attention paid to the marchase of coolest ake Pepduce pelt in this ket. : ASONIC NOTICE —LODGKE ROOMS TO LET, AT e Masonic Tempie, 430 8: ° GOLO PEN BNepe Fempie, 490 Groome wireet, Inquire of A. ABONIC—TO THE MEMBERS OF NATIONA\ M*e: Lodge, No, 209—will hold their meetings at the A Antu rooms, Odd Fellows’ Hall, corner of Grand and Centre street ‘on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. BERN Ait B. BRETT, I, Secretary. OTIOE TO CONTRACTORS—JERSE KY CITY WATER ‘Realed proposals will be received at the office of Works.—! the Water Commissioners of Jersey City until Monday, Feb, M., for constructing and e1 & stand q ound adjoining tb Je Uy aio work, oppeaie he aga elo, stand Rng Jy wy Sm : Sis ere pain ve igh gt nay Ganeonry for te foundatos rec: And support of the stand pipe wind ‘ill ulao be reesived amet a water iy Plane and a the work wed bi Pas doomed by 0 by them for for ned iS te ~ 0. Ti BAILEY, Baperintendont 1K Piaget OF MUNN LODGE, NO, 190 F. A) To See Looe Seat Htiea'ts meet at_ Muni Hot, No, 61 Division TT Focely nest Feb. at rfoate of Sree Goodale, who-lied at the Chincha salar troche’ 2 frem on the abi board avers reposed tines bus demise, voi ce Hi jh HANSER, nbece BARWOM ety AA ne INVENTORS WHO WERE AT THE A! OAL T Union will hold a mass meeting at the gata og ~ Tuesday evening, to manent Ni Assoclauon. herd Ss rie arts of the a Karen tend, as the Directors will Teche By order of Inventors, eee Upon Lia = UNION. Rank, H°? fad BY ree Motzaren, D.D,. of ian chereh, fa tha Tard Reo Hetorined tran chur verly place, near Grove Svata quarter to eight 0 Sicock 8 sy of geological change, Adm BY. W.H. MILBURN, (KNOWN TO THE POULT ing, at Olatom Hal’ Astor pinot at Thy Selon Brae Uy int lor me, at ove! , for oitloapad nieat German int olscopal’ church. "sabe ind; ite mapifestaii ~ < he oo eloquence and hu. yr 25 cents; at HE REV. T. L. HARRIS WILL LECTURE pony fi etn New York Vulversity, on Washington day) y) evening, at i}5 o’elock, Sutjecte Thoughts # Portading to rpRRATMENT BY PROBANG,—M. EYRE_FOY, LICEN+ Ediab’ Mate of the Royal Collegeof Su Real- dent Fellow of tye Academy of Medicine will deliver focture on the diseases of alf passnges ud thelr 2 Wednesday cveningnext, at So'closk, at the ‘Cooper Institute. Dr. F. will demonairate the anatomy of the topi- ‘medication, {tg benedits and dav; ere, and review the ate Mtr, ‘hitney’s case ia plain popul alartte terms, The ioclure wil re will D6 Inustrated with east, anatomical pistes, instruments, Ac, aission 25 cents, For tickets a ¢ principal drag ‘and at the door. nae ‘y SEGARS AND TOBACCO. A Ge DISCOVERY — MEDICATED BRAGA me I aot nde me tubes. “a 0 Broadway." Aled modlosied and | 200. 000 %: HAVANA, Ay suaeen toa GUANA srgprazingrom fe Brands dsot dome ora rs. 0. met YW way. NEWSPAPERS, Wee ara BET Ie, ‘COAT. OAL $4.25 PER TON. —PRACH OROH RED C' Ceres ‘love, agate and Pacey at Sa icon ON a Under, cove 5 West Treen Neventh nnd eighth Oona COAL, Crear, (ENRY teenth ‘Fenn nding a, fe. Ay WHITE ASH, BEA it com), in lots to walt 00 Bont Fo NUON ol Sara, 1, 304, 806 and $08 Four: 1¢ to use the above notice ua a boast of lis well known, ¥ 4