The New York Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1859, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Faupay, March 4—6 P. M. This morning the House of Representatives passed the bill authorizing a re-issue of Treasury notes; the President ‘affixed his signature, and the bill became a law. Thus at Inst the great danger which so many have feared has been averted. There is no possibility that the United States paper will go to protest, and in all human proba- bility the government will now be able to pay its way til! Congress meets, without a fresh loan. The effect of the passage of the measure—which was known before the first session of the Board rose—will of course be favorable to the money market. It removes a very serious clement of distrust, which operated against all American secu- rities, not only at home but abroad. It will prevent a large absorption of money by the Sub-Treasury to the detriment of trade. It will keep the United States out of the market as a borrower till Congress meets again. In the present state of the market five per cent Treasury notes will be current at par, ‘and there will be no inducement for merchants to pay them mto the Custom House for duties; should trade resume its old proportions next fall, money would, of course, rise in value, and the outstanding Treasury notes wou!d gerve as a protection to the banks against ex- cessive demands for specie for duties. The first effect of the news of the passage of the bill was to cause an ad- yance of percent in the new government fives, of which sales are reported at 10834. Tho law will undoubt- edly give general satisfaction throughout the country, and will tend ina decided manner to aid the restoration of confidence and the recovery of trade. ‘There is no change in money or foreign exchange to ro- port. In Wall strect money is in excess of the demand at 4on call, though many Joans are allowed to stand out at 6. ‘The exchange bankers are asking 100% a 7% for sterling, and 5.124, a 18% tor francs; bilis are very scarce. The steamer of to morrow will take out some bars. ‘The stock market opened rather quiet this morning. ‘The unsettled condition of affairs at Washington tended to check operations, and the bears made good use of various minor matters to depress prices. As the call progressed, however, a decided improvement took place, The ofler- ings of the bears were freely met, and in almost all the speculative stocks an advance took place. Prices were maintained after the board,and were still higher in the afternoon. The business of the board continues small; there are no large cliques operating on one side or the other; and the public is only participating to a very modo- rate extent in the operations of the Stock Exchange. Should the present movements for a rise be conducted with as much judgmont a3 their authors have bitherto evinced; should there be no excessive attempts to rush up prices at the rate of two or three per cent per day; and should no unforeseen accident occur, it is likely that the public will gradually increase their operations. Very many months have elapsed since the public have taken any share in Wall Btreet operations. Itis not in the nature of things that this indifference should last for ever; the speculative elo- ment never dies; there are always men with money ready to speculate. If, therefore, stocks are carefully tended by those who have the matter in hand, and no panics occur to frighten outsiders, it is quite probable that, as the spring advances, we shail ind the public coming in company hastened to » eet, repudiated the action of thelr officers and withdrew elr pl. It is this action of theirs which we are req ted to «tice, \ eshould haves been able to commend it more heartily but for the lottor which the President of the company published a fow days since, in which he jauntilyasse wi his determination the sanction of the directors how coe they to have changed their minds so quick? If it was not sanctioned by them, they neglect their duties. Y, Murch 4, 1859. 100 cha NYCo8 ARR 80 soe 60 Hud River RR... 82 1000 irae me 7 6000 Be on nee be 3000 HuaRivRR Sam 6000 Ill Cen RR bds. 600 de... 5000 do... Jat 60 1000 IN Freeland bds 1000 Gal & Chi Ist m 2000 Gal & Chi 2d m b ace SRE... ECOND BOARD. Y Sera, 160 808 NY OonRR.0&. ae Cai 7’s bonds., 843g 100 dos... 2000 Obio 6's, "88... 100 100 Harlem RR pref. 0 304 4000 Erie RR'cb, 71 36 200 Reading RR. 1000 Eriektt th in b- 69} 60 AI So &N Ta g 8.080 a” 600 Ili Cen RR bis, 89% 1830 49 22 sbs Cary ImprCo 6% Ke cha Gen RR. as 25 Cumberland pref. 244% 100 83 50 Hudson River RR 324% 100 a 50 d0..44..810 823% 100 50 Pacific MSS Co.830 77 6 Mich S& Nia RR 1838 100 Panama RR.. 250 do. 150 do. 130 N Y Central do. 100 00 do... 11880 7136 100 100 Cloy & Tol RR.s80 2034 76 Mil & Mss RR... 123; itp 100 LaCrosse&MiRR Xf CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fauay, March 4—6 P. M. Breapsturrs.—Flour—The market continued to rule firm and active, especially for Btate and ba poe closing atan ad- gradually and taking hold of the few speculative stocks Which really seem to have a future. This morning State Btocks were pretty well maintained, though without ac- tivity; in the afternoon they were better. The most active of the speculative stocks continues to be New York Central, which opened rather dull at $0%{, but closed in demand at $13¢. Some capital is being made by the bears out of the tolls fight between Pennsylvania and New York; but they invariably sell so much sito. that they defiat themselves. The Western stocks were all rather higher, aud ip demand. The Michigan shares were both active—the Central at an advance of 5{, the Southern guaranteed at an advance of 3. We under. Stand that the latter road is now doing the lion’s share of the business, aud that the agreement for a divisioa of freights will not be renewea. Calena and Rock Island were steady Tlinois Central a fraction higher. Yacifto Mal, fiuctuated from 76 to 78, then back to 77, closing at that figure bid. The failure of the appropriation for the mail contract was known in the afternoon. It will probably facilitate a settlement with Vanderbilt. Tho coal stocks Bre steady; Cumberland is in fair demand at 24a 34. The managers are not communicative in reference to their business. The business in bonds was very light. At the close of the day prices were unsettled and were quoted as follows :—-Missouri, $534 a 34; Canton, 20 a 34; Cumber- Jand, 24.0 4; Pacific Mail, 77a 77; New York Central, S15, a 34; Erie, 113¢ a %; Hudson River, 82>; a 34; Har. Jem, 12% a 18; Reading, 495; a >; Michigan Central, 6334 a 34; Michigan Southern, 1834 a $4; Southern, guar- anteed, 49 a 4; Panama, 11734 @ X; Ilinois Central, 69% 2 70; Galena, 713; a 34; Cleveland toledo, 29% a X; Rock Island, 62 2 34; Milwaukie and sippi, 12% a X. The business of the Sub-Treasury to-dey was as fol- lows :— + $76,841 15 + 84,000 00 On account of loan. 28,813 78 Payments... +, 161,955 55 7,116 408 53 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were $21,970,711 34, and the balances $1,048,922 79. The amount paid in to-day for duties was,as will be Been above, quite small, The dry goods import for the week was, however, unucually large. The figures aro $3,347,001 imported, against $1,187,879 same week last year, and $1,278,546 in 1857; making the total import to date $24,430,813, against $9,612,225 in 1858, and $24,171,- 633 in 1857, The amount thrown on the market fell but little short of $3,509,000, and was more than double the amount thrown on the market during the corresponding week of each of the two previous years. Now that the tariff question is out of the way, merchants will move more freely, and the imports may be expected to inorease, The import movement for February was very large— larger than that of the same month in any previous year except 1857. The following table will show the compari- son for the past three years:— Foreicx Imrorts vor Fesrvary. 857. 1858. 1859. Ent. for consimption..$18,508,936 5,840,256 15,261,446 Ent. for warehousing... 3,543,996 1,830,623 1,261,602 Free goode, 2447839 1,708,105 2)ao0,202 Specie and b 023,718 "240,059" 92,200 Total ent, at the port..$25,524,402 9,200,043 48,848,870 Withdr'n from wareh’e 2,501,606 4,783,708 2,167,998 ‘The total imports at this port for the pat two months of the calendar year were $8,206,332, against $17,314,762 for the samo two months of 1858, and $44,531,224 for January and February of 1857; and for the eight months of the fiscal year 1858-9, ending 28th February, 1869, $129 978,705, against $127,008,464 for the eame eight months of 1857-8, and against $14,785,064 for the samo eight months of 1856-7. It will thus be geen that the in- Crease in our imports bas only just begun to be felt. Trade Must yet increase very considerably before it attains its former proportions. Largely as we have been importing lately the cash duties for February were only $3,328,688, Making $22,194,778 for the eight months, against $20,050,- 813 for same eight months of 1857-8, and $32,032,752 for same eight months of 1856-7. The export movement during the month ia thus compared with the same month of the two past years— 1858, 1869. Domestic produce 202 8,709,870 8 283,592 Foreign free goods 136,862 188/210 Do. dutiable 326,845 263, Bpecie and builion..7/1;7 1,881)126 9,746,920 2,371,427 Total exports. . 7,770 512 Do. exclusive of spec 6,938,786 Our whole export since only $7,849,641, against ¢ 1,6 sive of specie, is 16 for January and Febru- ary, 1868, and $10,822,066 in January and February, 1867, We have lost much less specie than usual since the be. Binning of the pending fiscal year. The export inst month Was only $3,736,033, making the total export for the @ight months ending 28th Feb. $35,844,475, against $43, 606,757 in same months of 1857-8, and $54,419,457 fo Bame months of 1856-7. ‘The Erie Railroad Company have devised a new plan of Fajsing money, They advortieo that henceforth persons Who desire to obtain fourth mortgage bonda must ftender—not merely unsecured bonds and coupons, a3 heretofore—but half coupons or bonds, and th ther half cash, or overdue acceptances of the company The effect of this advertisement was to cause a rise of five per cent in the fourth ‘Mortgages this morning. It is no, likely to affect the unsecured bonds quite as beneficially. ‘We are requested to draw attention to the thorough Manner in which the United Statee Life Assurance Com- pany backs down from its original pretensions in the suit Qo which allusion has alrendy been made. The circum- tances of the case are very simple. A Policy of insar- ‘ance was effected with this company on the life of a lady Mi favor of her husband, The lady died; the husband Blaimed the amount of the policy; the company refused & pay, on the ground of “a want of interest’ —it not ap. Peering, seemingly, that the husband was dependent Om his wife for support. The husband sued for the amount of the policy. Unluckily for the company, the story got into the Papers, and such a Ptorm of indignation was roused that the directors of the vance for some Parr nant The were about 15,000 bis. wi the following q) $5 45 x $5 70 6 30a 660 55a 570 Gia 750 7008 800 anadian gun 78) Mixed to straight ouhera 6158 660 Southern fancy and extra. 8 65a 75) Choice extra family and bakers’ brand: Tide 875 Rye flour. 8650 430 Corn 3 65a 4% ales. | South Canadian fiour ern brands were frmiy eld, while sales were some leas tive, and embraced about 1,600 bbisy closing frm at our bea dour and corn meal were steady, with small sales of quota ‘Wheat wasactive, while prices were steady. The sales embraced about 60,000 bushels, fastuding white Weatern at $1 30 a $1 665, tair ‘Western red ood white Kentucky at "$175, and Milwaukie club at'p. orn Was firm, with sales of about. 80,00) bushels, Inetuting Jersey and Southern yellow at Sc. a a S240. Incluited eal also 15,000 bushels Weatern mixed at 87c., 4,000 old atBBc. Rye was steady, with sales’ of about were Southern white yim 3 ac. Barley was dail at 7Se a ate ellie got bot. 6 Bee. fer ite od Oe Tae Corres ras firm, but qulet,, Tho Reanoke arriva from Rio with a cargo of 4, Maracaibo were sold at petsaad 100 do. fa. taguayra, ie Ue. a ro St. Domingo at pet at $1 43 a $l 45, bbls. potashes were taken 0, Roller iat 20 vete pots were tal %s.; 27 tierces beef at 27s. 6d.; 2,300 bbls. Ponin st Sa tds, and 160 bbls spirit ti tarpentine at Se. per gal- Jon. ‘There was nothing new to Glasgow or to Havre. Provisions. —Fork—The market was less buoyant, but ac tive. The oa abcut 3.000 bbis., includiny braced meas at ‘$17 95a SIS old do. ai S17 60, clear at $20, nod prime at $2025. beef was in fair demand at steady prices: the sales embraced about 350 bbls, including country prime MS570 @ $7 8714, country, m 3 50 a $9 60, repacked ‘Western at $0 a it, and cxvnat $lie$i260—. Prime was firm, with ‘sales Of 100 terces extra Cleveland at $24 80 Beef hams were quiet at $16 a $17 Band 75. Bacon waa in firm, with sales of 400 bbls. and tlerces at Butter and cheege were without change of mo- Sues of 60 tlerces were made within the range of Sie. 0 die. CGANS —The market was steady, with sales of about 600 Ube. meinding Cubas at 6). 8 72¢e.. and New Orleans fair \o prime grocery goods at fe. 8 Ge anda small ot of Port Rico, reining quality, meee ‘Lard was 2c. Movements in Real Estate. By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co, Six lots (running through) from Mott to Mulberr north of Houston ét., size of whole 60.10x%6 bloc! Fine house and lot No’ 99 Ist avenue, 221x100 Four siory briek house and lot 197 Kaat 17th st Do. adjoining, 199 East 17th st., 25x92... Do, northeast corner of avenue A and 26th 6.6 Two tote s, Beth st 100 ft. w. hace, 08, each. 7.) PY, chit Nekiy. rrankf House and 1 PUSTAL DIRECTORY, Foreign and Domestic Mails. TIME OF CLOSING AT THR NEW YORK OFFICE. Donasric....North—Albany, Buffalo and Canada... § ¥ mall. Eevusr teheeen ee and: South and southwestern bs wa It will be noticed thay the Raster nail by’ ‘steamboat now closes at 4 P. M. teatead of 8, as heretot if Suspay Mans... #. Gn Sunday allmaiia close at ins ee Caurvoami.. fy ramer, via Panama, Monday, | wal he Oia a fi Gari area St, Louls every Mon mareday, . Letters Sesianed for for K should be masked “Overland, ¢ia 8. Laxs Crty.The Mall from ft. Joseph (Mo.) to Balt Lake city, leaves St. yh every ie ae cea So. Pacire..sby steamer, via Penats, Monday, PM. steamer Caliay niu farch 12... heel omen nen OTIS Port of New York, March 4, 1859, RED. Southampton and Havre—W 8 Steamship Locust Point, French, Baltimore—H B Cromwell CLEAI Steamship Fulton, Wotton, Drayton. d & Hincken. ‘ucgos—H D Brookman & Bark HI Thompeon, Falr, Matanzas—J W Elwell & Co. Brig Los Amigos (Br), J¢ Aspinwall—A H Solomon. Behe Volunteet, Drown, St ebne PR Miller 4 Houghton, Schr Sarah B James, Clark, Matunzas—Post & Small. Sehr Jatin F ih Wm Toll Funck, Harre—Lo jark Blerra Nevada, Foster, Ship Blondel (of Newburyport Pi Gaiteo Nov 2, vi ort) + iis aa ), Plumer, . Hampton Re w weatberoa tue const Sioa lat 7,10 ondon for mt ship Pericles, of Gisagow, 8 from Hoth wit at 23, om OF 1, y spoke bark: Honduran, Bence’ fat Ship Rign (of M . mise, to Koyd'a iitacens * Free Havre, sOfiays, with wm Bark Carlota (of Baltimore), F’ Bordeanx, Jan mdse, to Mestayer & © Pr line. Lt aan re oes ieee Se ie rid om 828 Wp bas experienced heavy weather on the const, Roane Vi tc io Janeiro, Jan 14, with cottes, fan 26, Int 22°27 8, Jom 32, cal vediah bark erie Feb ai, {nf 28, ion 7010 pone Org For nag, sre ie Condon oot ot *douldsboro), Allen, 1608, aanen, to Ponvert & Coy vasa cl ta Phompaon ‘etme. WY weather, ap) ia rants, i'd, dys, sith Bides, 9. Taperiened en other slight damage, bark Hollander, of Salets, steer 08h K ote (of Denna), Baker, 8 St Thomas, been ‘day N of Hatiorns with hi Tay galce, th ik, tat 3 arte devia, Hen ae “atte ron, ae Se ftearant Feng relting!, Scombary a 2 Behr Flevilla, Pinckney, Provincetown, er Mouton Roberta, Warehacn. Geir River ueen, Reynolds, Providence, ee Bark Ariel—(By pilot boat G W Blunt.) Steamship Fi sy ara a Ber or Wind oi quarve NE; meridian waw, ou unset WEW, light. to adhere to his plea. If this let)» was written with | Miscellaneous. British steamship City of Manchester, Capt Kennedy, sale yesterday moraing foe LAverpedl ‘She took out 17 cablm (60 in he tateerage, and $190,000 in specie. ‘The British steamship Prince Albert, Capt Nizholson, sailed | from the city yesterday morning for Galway vis St Johns, NF. She took out 33 cabin passengers and about 100 in the second: id steerage. ca veaumar Manion, Foster, from barleston, which went ashore some days since on Oyster Island during @ dense fog, ‘came off yesterdey morning without assistance and arrived at her dock at balf-past8 AM. During the day she received » large amount of cargo for Charleston, for which port she will sail on Wednesday next. Although the M has not leaked at all since the accident or received any damage, her owners deem {t prudent to examine her bottom, for which purpose she will te taken on tbe Sectional dock this morning. Thisis the frst accident of any kind which Capt Foster has met with during the even years be bas been engaged in the Obarleston trade, and owing to his untiring exertions he has happily succeeded In res culng his vessel without injury. ‘Sip EuszagetH remains as before reporte!. ‘31 bales cat ton bad been discharged from her up to night of 3d. ‘for H F Payton, Nickereon, from Boston for Alexandria, wept ashore on Beaver Tail about 9 o'clock might of $d. inst, ‘and went to pieces. The crew weresaved. Of the cargo, con sisting of ove oundred tons of granite and merchandise noth. ing will be saved. (The H ¥ P waa built ia Bristol, RI, tu 1855, was 286 tons register, rated A2. and was owned in Dennis.) x Sronw CLovD, Way, salled from Rio Grande Jan 5 epee pt Le Boeover It was suppoaedahe was ia a bad state: banners proceeded. si pati Boltenhouse, from Phils- 1 2 ORD ecnbia for Turks Lelan into St Thomas ist ult, iS ee ri ee board the cap ain. The mate cal tan, towered. uy a airay a boat ce manumped ras ap sor taat Bt from a brig and ake St Pome ‘Thomas 7th ult, aa before id inet, Uaioe thas the sche Thawoee Helesote tes sihorgon'ty Beach. She has a heavy cargo, and it is feared will pro Accounts from St Thomas to Feb 12 state that the expenses tome ee New York rt gly eg Catharines, amount: ts Laghorn for Now been repaired, and ihugecianetieite eae Soe tyre, found ‘uch open, itreak sti a wonder he vessel did nov sink ‘before renching port, Ship Atlantic, Maciel, from Rowerdam for New. od would be rendy for sea in about two weeks. "pleamnahip Hermann, 1800 tons, bulltat Now York in 1847, for tir New Yoricand Bremen Siesmahip Company, has ee race for $400 2 doorge Wi _— n, Se. at eth Aw ete rey Liverpool for NOrleans, Pau} ‘Mnuabar, Yrom NOrleansfor Boston, no lat 26 28, =n——by steainer leabel. at Charleston 2th uit from Havane, Bltp Jane, from Fensacola for Cork, Feb 19, lat 27 24, lon Tak, Arethusa, 12 ove from Boston for Savannah, Feb 23, Me M, ie Oho, Pan oe Liverpool, was sigualized Feb 23, lat 24N, i Paulina ti from Coast of Afetog for Salem, 23 days out, lat 27 05 N, lon 66 20. emeTapegsidenn omn Sombrerd for Hampton Roads, no Lagran; dtiYor, 10days from St Marks for NYork ey Faller, from Boston for Baltimore, March 2 lr Vineyard Sound, Brig Brookline, Brannon, from Bt John, NB, for New Haven, Mareb 2, in Vineyard Sound. Brig Stephen Young, Suachdeld, from Bosto. for George town, 80, March 2, in Vineyard Sun Brig) Nekerton, Chase, from Harwich for New Bedford, March 2 in Vinevard Souna. Schr Empire, Cornwallis, for NYork, March 2, to Vineyard Schr -Suwpes,” Freeman, from Salem for Tangier, March 2, in Vineyard Sound. , Schr May Queen, Taylor, from Boston for Richmond, March 2, in Vireyard Sound. | Schr Matanzas, Maithews, from Portsmouth for Maryland, March 2, in Vineyard Sound. Schr Orria Frances, Clark, from Frankfort for Spear’a Point, March 2, fa Vineyard Soun nid. si gouhd. + guinenin, from Boston for NYork, March 2, in Foreign Ports, Borxos Avnrs, San 4—In port ship Margaret Ellza, Strout, tunes barbs Oxprey. Nash; Mercy Blin Meeeomnie and Maria, Downing, do: pies W Seyburn, Nickels, from’ NYork, art Fright, Walter, from Baltimore, ar 2d; Mary Wit kins, Wilkins, dirg, to load for NYork; Souther, Tucker, for Sa lem, Idg: Bell Barnard, Coombs, une; anid others as befor Coast or Arnica—At Elmina Jan 10, Warren Whyte, Short, Won Suiem, srt sth. At Cape Gosat bark Ketan ion, from oston. "At Accra. barks Manchéster, Jobnsob, and Buckeye, Hill, unc; Costarelil, Dixon, for leeward. In Bight of Benin, barks Jot Goldantith, would leave the coast about Inst of February for Salem atharine; Lord, from Salem, unc. Demanana, Feb Darke J A Lee, Christian, Prineeton, Seeley, for NYork; Teaco ‘Mayo, from Jack: fonville, for Cienfuegos: brig Ada, from oston. "Bld Mh, Be hapman, NYork via St Thom: "Howe Koo: Dec 80Ship Tillght, Cates, which all Dec 1 would touch af Bangkok, seeking freight, and thence proce to ew York. gdtté Los, Jan 18—In port brig Trenton, Pritchard, for lem, unc. 4 Maz400xG, Jan 18—In port brig Paulina, Thurlow, for Sa lem, MontEvi0%0, Deo 81—In ort achr Flirt, Batley, forsale, agitgUEE Feb 18—Bid scr GM Robertson, Morrow, Phi- Rio Javeino, Jan 17—In port barks Wheatland, Despeaux, for Baltimore ith; Messenger Bird, Delee, for Hampton Roads ready; Cavmier, and 0 others. Rio GRanve, from and for Oiler same. dai eahaes Arrow, Harrington, inmas, cieg; brig Adeline Sprague, Smith, for’ NYork Jan 17ih; ech Brontks, Powers, trom and for do’ 17th. Sid Jan 6, schrStorm aed, Wey. Ho Montevideo (se¢ Miscetlaneous);.16th, achr Robert ete Feb! 5—In port bark Tropic Bird, Center, for Bos- ‘on same day. Bask Anpuss, Feb3—Sid achr Volant (trom guano island), or Sacua, Feb 18—Sld brig J D Lincoln, Webber, NYork. Homme Ports, BOSTON, March 3—Cld steamer City of New York, Howes, Philadephia; ships Harry of the West, Emery, NOrleana; Sao Feb Dunning. Skolfeld, Mobile; bark Salem, F olen, Cienfuegos; chra 4 Dbie Forrest, Smith, Jeremie: Marg, NYork. Sid, steamer C W Dexter. ‘Steamer Cig of New York started, nad ancbored in the Koda. snare tel) ship, Nantilna, Elwell, Padang; Belle Creole, barlest eaion’ barks Marts, Blaachard, NUrieans; Tro Talora: Carver bile. ALTMIMORE, March 3—Arr steamship Cheaspeake, Crow. we Mork abip’ Binily Faroume Stises stinae barks Wan it Rewmen, Gavet, Ilo Janeiro; Partbiad, Miler, St Phoruag; Linwood, Clements, NUrleans; Selah, Gould, Boston; brigs Muscovado (Bt), Thurston, nnd Maretia (Wr), Steed, Domararny Frances Jane, Kirch, Mayaguez; Director, Reynolds, Franklin ; Mary H, H, Kelly, Hoaton; Foster, Chase, Ponce; keich Lau- ra, "Cook, Cosn. c ; schrs Fannio Ce Rich, Rio Janel ro; Mebawk, Staples,” Ponce; Dashaway, wo; M M Free- man, ‘Nickerson, and aes Par f War Steed, Smith, Port Jetlerson LI J 8, Thompson, NYork. Cid mship Thomas Fenelon, fons, Niavana; Fly = del Toro via St arash Araminta, ue eae ‘island ‘and. mat; Juliete, Niork; § Swan, Dil, Providence. Sid ship Marcia C Day, Chase’ 8 SBUCKSORT, ‘March 1-Sid sebr Mayflower, Kilburn, Balti- BATH, March1—Arrschr Globe, Mitchell, Darien, Ga, vii Holmes’ Hole, Sid ahip City of Bath (ew), Uarney, NOrleans; sehr Russell, Purington, —. pBRISTOL, March $—Arr sloop Oregon, Rhodes, NYork for rOvi CHARLESTON, Feb 28—Arr steam hip Teabel, Title, Ha pa via Key Weel, Cid ships Micmac (#0, MeNi. Glasgow: Emma Jane, forean taser ool; brig J H Jones, Milis, Ni sehr N W Smith. ork. id bark Horace, Jacksouville. ‘March I— Arr canis Cotumbia, Bergy, NYork Patags: co, Layfield, Baltimore; shi; eee ight," verpool; schre TD Wagner, Bik. N rool si D Warner, Stetson do; Win Smit, Mooali xa, Boston, sun G8 Sackaltrd, ior B Kepuoy. Vin: gay sent on sehr Sa- brig Birchard & re ea nar Set Fades now, ration psd Sid schr Sarah & orl Arr ochr k, Petersburg. Sid sehr WD il, Hawk! ta omg eeres Pikeas an Susan, Dean ‘on; echr Leader, Hart, odport ioe Nordele ens aiacatrechia Tiger, aes, for ‘Baltimore; american @hief, fia Bid bere Onkachra ttunner’ Parany ine, Pumner, Cabot, Snow “Eee Flying Fish, Kdwin Bion, 8 § See oi en tay! hog = de Bellevue Ho- JAOREONY The, bt Mg ire brig Boston; achre F 16th, sche Wm HL ge ie See at Char! ‘Ruatan. tan Island.’ id ebipe Blar of Peace, an and Arctic, Ze do, RORFOLK, March 2— Arr achrs Sarah & Jolie, Small, NYE Orrin Cowl, Smith, NBedford; Lite Rock, Camnp, 4 York. “ed Arcularius, Hi brig, Cymnel Hacnia Barnard, ar Havana vy Winsmore, Bright Waren Nore Providence; ‘Borah , NEWPO cn. 2—Arr schra Jos Turner, Crowell, Nor- fol Bea Pow Cole, Providence for NYork; sloop Kika ma Al- Jen, ‘Homan, N¥ork for Somerset, EM Are achea Jos Baker, Wileon, Boskland tor Rich- moud; Winged Rover, Snow, Boston for Tangier; W Freeman, Baker, do for Rappahannock; Gen Cliuch, Kelley, Barnstable for NYork. Ouisite, comiog in, 6 schra ‘from the east “4 Went to sea trom Duteh Isinnd '24, achra 1G waten, Get 3 man (from Somerset), Alexandria; RH Huntl mond, ks J We and Kicherd Vaux, Frink (from Pi lence) Hanns; Herviag Grim co), Ma i pm Fie Pit Feb 2—Arr achr RB Smith, Kelly, Nantuck nLADELPHTA, March 4—Arr brig Abner Ta ‘Rng pey, Bird Isiand; echrs GM Robertaon Morrow, rik; Sultan (Br), va ac > ‘Amann (Br), OF Pate fee NYork. id park Frode Reital , for Orders, schia J Harding, ra Edwards, Babe: ock, ‘40 hatin PORTLAND a z Dixon, pt WGiundt Laat outs pace 1y, Gary, Havana; Mani PROVID) DENCE Mi ean et Wruams, and Albu; ower, “NYork, aches WA Bille Bin a ‘on via Fal ‘River: James en Martin, Fol ana JB od ee ena: Be ee Legg od ‘heeler, Las iy on Carr, do. Cld bark Mal Osiennd Gsee RICHMOND, March 2~ Arr scien 1) i’ Se onk, Joalah Avhorn, Merril, Rockland. ‘Sd Pee athe March 1 Arr bre Melbourne, Hi ‘echra ‘Jowph Fusco” Challenges builake aed Pet Ba Somme ROCKPORT, Feb 25~§1 Bi alfomny Vertes my an rutus, , Ba BI Talbot, F on Beat reg ark. all, Buckminster, Wi ces ; March 1, Albion, wnpty FRANCISCO, Feb 7—Arr ship ae roy D NYorr. SAVANNAH, March 1 Am soumship York; briga Jobin Pierce, ile, a en ae Smith, barn, Webb, Zangibar, ‘Whitaker, Leighton, ara, HPrice, Nichols, abd. Southern” ei G ik gta taal Barcelona; MALEM: March WILMING eG ten saree; Gee. Gale oN ia ho are jal ft A Bi oy Der a fnestes, Berwoah, rhra F ‘Eels, Kit ; ales: , Gibbs, Washington, N railroads, &0 , &». Frubilaed tis day; and wi bo mediately oferst for sale Fr pam Y part of the city and State, ADAMS, SAMPSON & 00. Publisher tn sew Y ow York Siew F. TROW, 579 Broadway, eg had Reiger ee AROS INDUC- areas Ga ttaratons ae, aor ree ANTRE. Rats corner of Ann and reel reels New ‘York. MISCELLANEOUS. ANNAN'S eid Ae | Brag Goa and beat in the world—3 iran abox, orthree boxes Black or brows Grn omit red of Daven balr can bs dyedin afew A INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE—THE CHEAPEST OA —BEWARE or. Big By SPURIOUS COUNT! Grp Li ual been using BRIEST’S old, Bun i ha ore HAIR DYE corner of Allen and at it ate "b1 Bighth avenue. In Brookiye, at Drewes Sia Pullen nirbat Sopowtien a6 In Trenton, N. J., of D. B. Bower, who is the wholesale — and adjoining places. Price only 50 cents Pe sure and ask tor BRIEST’S Columbian hair dye. D®,BEXNOLDSON, THE EUROPEAN MESMERIST, 18 ‘now open to treat'one or two more important cuses—as Spinal af@tion, human suffering, how insidious and concealed soever the cause may be. No.6 Bond street, New York, 232 Washington street, Brooklyn, WXCELSIOR SPIRAL SPRING BED hat FROM $4.60 10 $6 00, making the best bed ia the worl H. LEO NELSON & OO., 636 iBctadway. Fe THE CHOICEST TEA! THE BI COFFEE AND THE FINEST WINES, ALBRO & BROTHERS, 1836 Bowery, Fourth door above Broome street, o1 ‘254 Grand nireet, corner of Chrystie. OD NEWS-MR. EDITOR—MRS. DR, 0. POLLARD ip located at 261 Washington str; lyn, and can tell any person what the cause of their disense ig, and locate it without any previous knowledge, and cure if she sa you curable, in all ctees where persons go accoi "ee- tions; I know from personal experience. N. Bee stes, Pol- lard een a member for the last 24 years of Rev, Mr. Spring's Gonsrenalional burch in Hart . &. BAKER, Fillmore place, Williamsburg. Call at NAS BURNERS, ‘The subscriter continues to manufacture all kinds of gas burners for gD trade. IMPERIAL CYLINDER BURNERS. Imported lava and Scotch tip burners and burner plyers al- ways on hand...Also, T. G. ARNOLD, 447 Broome street, two doors west of Broadway, New York. FY, ROMER, MACHINIST, AND DEALER IN NEW ‘and second hand toola and machinery, keeps ‘constantly on hand lathes, vices, anvils, preases and a general assortment of tools. All kinds of new and second hand tool bought at No, 5 Elizabeth street, back of the Bowery theatr FLMBOLD'S BUCAU FOR et GRAVEL. =e eo Bucha for CR Buchu for loss of rary, toms of power. dimness, Buchu for general devhty. ° Hucbi for tnkvoraay Buel u for obstruct for peta it k. it for obstre Tor alo wholoeao and £D. SANDS & 0, 141 William Wea: IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.—DR.G. R. DEAN will visit, free of charge, any person who wil leave their address at 157 East Broadway. Particular attention given to ence ts scrofulas, consumption, female complaints, ani dis eases of the blood. Fae BEDSTEADS, IRON HAT RACKS, IRON STORE ig, pot up in stores free of cuarge. Circulars wiud on Tegvess, Livecat terme te tas ode. JAMES SCOTT, 167 Centre street, corner of Canal. EROSENE OILS. CAUTION.—IN VIEW OF THE fact that man incturers of dark eolored, re at aud amol oils, thelr deceive tha pu Py calling tetr olla "Keroceses’ it hse ‘because necessary to notify consumers that they onght to exact from the dealer a guaranty that he is soiling to them the genuine oil. should be taken to avoid the numerous explosive compous in the market and offered by interested parties for the purpose of damaging the sale of kerosene, which has of late taken the lace of the many dangerous fiulds heretofore in general use Purchasers who ught ofl as kerosene, and which they muspectto bs a counterfeits will confer m favor by leaving satuple at the ofce of the company, with the address of the seller, and if found to be an imitation, a suit will be com menced for an illegal use of the word “kerosene,” the trate mark of the Kerosene Otl Company, No. 50 Beaver street, N.Y a TOOLS, &c., TO BE DISPOSED OF AT PRI vate sale, by order of the assignee, at tho Metropolitan Works, 23 Raat Twelfth street, near avenue O. Lae iM VAN DRONT & Se ATROUS, Pork packers, 200 Chambers street, Offer to thetrade, at the Ioweat ae for cash, mesa pork, miei reat” lard, &c. Dealers will find tt to thelr interest to give us a: bated LIGHT, Roe —COAL OIL BY THE BBL, 4 ‘on hand; burns withont smoke or smell; ts igh’ colored, does not crust the wick, and gives the most ‘brilliant and ecgnomical light now 4g use, “Empire State Coal Ol! Com 20 Pearl street, N. UR ROOT, SHOE AND GAITAR UPPERS, OVER "8, &, can be identified at a glance by the ‘knowing ie for their superior quality, style and work manship; in fact we monopolige. ail the respectable and dis cerning of city and country traders. Me ARTHUR, 69 Gold street, Tmporter of shoe find'ngs, RBEOMATIO. ax EXBROCATION.—THIB INVALUABL: article for Rheumatiam, Sprains, Bruises, &o., 46., is to sale at 113 Third avenue. 60 cenis a bottle. RUCFLING TORS AND ALL APPARATUS FOR fale — Twenty reeifying tubs, recelvere. 4. all in plete order; for sale very low; ean be put ran rn Very trifling expense. Apply at 19 Beaver street apa pyres AND REPAIRING.—OLD SHINGLE ROOFS re-covered with the celebrated patent metallic and vul cauleed roofing material; it Isas durable for the ‘as tin or iron roofing, above pur gn at much less expense. Old tin m and all other roofing , aud warranted per tet: exp ec small. Apply ve ‘erbaly or by lover, country, 1H Pen street, fad "OHO. r. ee ei TEPHEN LANE, JR., ane & Whitterd. plimber dealer tn Fu plumbing mate from Bel ~a a THE FIRM OF manufacturer and street, two doors Oran tN BRONT & WATROUS, PORK PACKERS, No. 200 Chambers street, Offer to the trade a fine lot of acer cae Benen ‘and bacon, of very superior quality. Deslers vited to call. Ti BEAUTIFY THE See WITHOUT ju og site LEW RRDER ry to the skin.—Ladies ition LO ommended a ir bi Satine pit pimps at fhe principal dey ayer by all he proetpal drug tis and ne Hiaig's, 188 590 Broadway, 167 Bowery, aruggiata and fan ey, ads dealers iD ing ition, in Newark, NJ at Ulman & x 10 RUEUMATIC SUFFRRERS, ‘The undersigned has a and certain cure for the above complaint. Certificates of cure from well known and reapectablo persons in this lty and Brooklyn can. be seen on application to rear ot 30 Cortlandt mreet, West. -—SPROTACLES, BOOKS.. —8P ROT ACLES, good and chea; , Securalely adjusted to the e} es books bought sold "or exchanged, " : LIVINGBTON'S genie nue omen, 20a , corner of Forsyth, up sire S| S00 REWARD. REWARD. HEWARD: i= Dit JEFFRIES Penis Ieaken wapeoty cure. without the on ot ou ou ¢ Teast reatriction arth henge strani rewult is chained ia necessary ali deviation ind sa apeedily ua le th te ron i permanent cure, Price 61 per agent, iia Bryedway, Sore, Ming's ce ralod RoseWwaah, ree SPORTING. 8 ANARIRS.—A SPLENDID ASGO) C Catheter wa? E Pan OF IMPORT- in fuil song, ic bh Receut treat nett ut Bis va Ramaustres mene Flom.” "DAVID VENTRN. GPORTING—CORNER OF BROADWAY AND FoRtY- ame eed Bt Bees all oidoun mn the largest New- ernard breeds of dog | wee ts cxprenely for mock, one ew ‘oun foo yma son ld, jf ell trained, Eck lame ypreee| ten montha out my? Ibe. wi o¥ of pups, from one month to six montha 01d, of tht ; pointers, vetters, watch dogs, bull dogs, black and tana, ch terriers, fox hounds, and dogs of all kinds Pactiouiat attention paid to the Wreaiment and Cure of diseases Of all binds, No oure, no charge, PERSONAL. ‘ USTE —I HAVE — VERY Iw oes vo Gominaniaie i ropurd 9 your last voyage, Do no fail to send me yo Ary Tie OF JUNE, TWENTY: IMPOSSIBLE TO SEE YOU AS PROMISED, M. Bw will do-alaht, Rie, Intend leaving before, send, note’ by band of stranger Dor oN all a8 1a neces ee Or aie ta kanay fare. Send note, goiug or not. OPATHIC Mou anit G contemplate mer oS lunder to ths un- per cent more ot ises ay, ation iu New 3 1HE PERSON WHO OBTAINED THE LETTER WHICH ‘was advertised as tet the ceo Ths a Post office Fees sbure te wide its contents, to 0 BRNTLEY'E ‘Madison square, to save exposure. Peele leletes Enea | reby node i Tr his office, 94 vouchers tothe Seas i 4s B. 0, WANDELL, Assignee of Samuel Wallace. New Youx, Feb. 10, 1889. Cx LODGE NO. 408, F. & A. M. ore 8. OF N. wale fasone throughout ‘well bolo} polored axe worepin ta bs r, De. J t4 to this lodge his int tention of lonving a eae Eerelore, be senate tat w at we entartan tho groateatrapect for W. Bes mare Goh Seer et ae do by these pesennin’peodlalan be: as & zealous; ns ® man, ‘upright; as a foe, Rrcltéds That wo have heard of his intended departure vee situa wars rat atbehigben honor in aut ily and w solved, Pant wt shall ever remember ‘his welfare as our ”” and sincerely ray that die" “Giver of all good gifts aud graces” may protect oth him and his. EDWARD GALLAGHER, RELIABI JOSEPH 8. COHEN, Committee. BI GEORGE M. SHEKMAN, ‘JOHN H, WHITMORE, W. M. P. T. M. Liowm. Jacons, Secretary. IRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK. re meeting of the above society, held at the Me- ae 9th of February last, the flowing ‘chosen officers for the enauing year:— BIGHARD NRE, tat Yew Freie President, B. 900) Ist Yee Fresident. fofelet rst eet CONVENTE! eteele NVENIENT, aq GSE atthe 7h reraary dion ePhake piace i the ana Somer Fe Botel, on the 1th of Marah next and froin whotn KL, Chairman, 23 William street Nassau st. at, berty st. USE, USE. WHAT ARE THEY? No. 1—For Fever, Congestion and Tnflammation of all kinds, Ro. 2-For Worm Fever, Worm Colle, Wellin No. 8—For Colie, Crying, Teething ‘and Weketaineas of Ime ° tania, and Nervousness of Adal . Smyth, 160 Broadway. ‘T. W. Rice, 31 Barclay st. WALTER MAGEE, Secreta: New York, March 8, 1859. ALDRY AND NEXT OF KIN OFFICES. BS bp ti arms found, painted and engraved. Wiis soarshod' pedigree trace ne HOPEAYS, 619 and 651 Broadway, | NO 4 FOr a (Removed from 827.] Ro. Ere F Coll, Ga tpings Dyrentery or Bloody Flux, jera Morbu 9. OF 9. FTO LET, JEFF! JEFFERSON 101 LODGE ROOM | No. FOr Denali Olds, ontectees, intvonah: siadt Sime ‘riday and Boturte ya, Mo thd Lt in of 0. F. eo Bent Sore year Ay to J. PINBENT; 870 Bowery. bg rg mid tng MEMBERS OF LAFAYETTE LODGE, XN jo. 64, F. & A. M..are hereby summoned to atiead a Pomuriasiention ot te lodge, to be held in Gothis room, Sis Fellows Hall, on Sunday, 6th ina, ut 12 o'clock M., for the Purpose of paying the the Iaut tribute of reapect to our de- ceased brother, James ROsERT G. CORNELL, W. Master. W. Invina Apaws, Secretary. ‘OTICE,—7@N MEMBERS OF THE BLOCKMAKRRS’ Society are notified Cr hapten mnestlng of mt ening, ate Jai on tue TIMOTHY HAYS, Besides, ‘Tuxo. R. Surru, Secretary. 0. ws No eer Toothache, Faceache, No. 9--For Headache, Vertigo, Hi Apply ea neal a a “ sols No. 11—For Seanty, i Coma ae Menses, No. H—For Evyaipelas, ¥uptiong and Pim lesin yelp 5 A—For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Lumtmgo, Old Mia or blurred No. 10—For Weal id Derangt ry and Tiillous ‘One No. 12— For Lencorrbea, Proture Henees and aihing pee Dews. , Hoarse Congh or Bad Breath No. 15—For Pain. Lameness or tis Choc! Bad, Joints or Limbs. P—For panics 4 bina 0 ‘or bleeding, interoal or external. For gore, weak or Ina med eyes und eyelids, failing, weal O—Far Sneek St long stanting oF recent, elther with d= struction or pects. discbarge. W C—For Whooping Cough, ‘abating its violence or shortentag a Is p Romeo Fr GIVEN pleat bebe eit f its course. and Pactic = Bai Gasal Company, willbe held at the altce of the Gampans, THESE ARE TRUE SPRCIFIOS. ay Now ‘ork, on Monday the 2d day of May next, TRUE SPRCIFIC from i210 Zo'dlock Fi TRUE BPROTFIOS JOHN P. YELVERTON, Presient, TRUE SPROIFIOB. Tsao 0, Lea, Becretary: TRUE SPEOLPIOS. SS TRUE SPECIFIOS. OTICE TO TAXPAYERS. -THE OOLLECTOR OF THR TRUE SPECUIOS. Will be atthe Westchester, House, cor ES ‘and the Sowerys Feb february 2 at aud 3, be be pd one. reen the hour hours fae 10 and mad 8,10 RY . ‘and Frospest Hill seecat er Son BVERY ONE. i ne oo ac tte "Su AEGaORE HY, os wcaoct EVERY ONE, QOFEIGE OF THE ILLINOIS ORNTRAL BATLROAD EVERY ONE. eting company alueehol ent ofue = Cer nial‘ Rulroad ing dot nya fs for the m of directors and. the TRIED AND PROVED. other business, will be ‘hold at the office of thacompany, ia TRIED AND PROVED. of Chicaro,.on Wednesday, the 10ih of March, at TRIED AND PROVED. otay he transfer books will be cloved on ibe TRIED AND ED. nae eR AN, Bee TRIED AND PROVED: ee ACKERMAN, ocr. TRIED AND PROVED. FFIOE OF THE | NITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE er y. in the city of New York, No. 40 Wall str WEAt BO Teme Comes wate iceting of the Board of Directors, held this day, thers DO THEY CURE H. James Marsh, DO QUREt Charles E. ci sc N. Phelps, DO eae john J. Cisco, John J. Phelps, DO paid H Soneph B Gotins, Youso A Set ae er rm. Lucian D. Coman, Wiiliam Tucker, List. ‘Giinton Gi Washington K. Vor iy Jacob Hansen, foeastus H War ‘Witson @, Hunt, Bon). Fe Wheelwright, Francis T. Lugueer, ye pe owe reeiotons were adopted unanimously: ved, Thal this Board of Directors hereby express Uuele w arn has be zi au snprobaag ote ‘of the offoere of the company, with. THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, Sat action oF “en ~ part of this Board, in a suit in DYSPEPSIA, the 81 arising under policies issued DYSPEPSIA, i ou the fe: of Mrs. reser: “ant, in in the judgment of ihe Direc- pore OF G. tors, such plea is im) r hone ought not to have beca made, SCORES OF CASES. and that the oflicers: Of (ty mpany are hereby inatructed te continue the defence in sald sult, relying solely on the tacts in- volv Resolved, That counsel be teatructed to withdraw the plea of ant of interest ‘on the part of the holder of auld poltelds. FILES, By ordet “JOSEP H B, COLLINS, President, _ Toute Kapre, Secretary. THEY URE CATARRE, ONS OF MALTA—THE MEMBERS OF KOCK SIONUM CATARRE. . Sri i A. wil mectat Masonic Templo, corner of oGATARRIL, rooms ‘and Oronby’stroaiay st eight o'clock te (Saturday) oe oe: a roning, . for initiation. By order, SLD ©. . J.B. Born, dec’. JOHN A, HARDENBROOK, G. 0. |ASES. (PHESEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CUUROCH CUBES OLD HEADACHES, t penny ay om te will be held in Sank Cena Brook- HEADACHES. a on Quingu ook, HEADACI .CHES. PM. ips offertory if bein ald ott ot the building, pg Re Kapaa that the new home will be ready for oceapation on the Aust of May neat, and the friends of the institution solict liberal nats ere oO ne oom GHB. offer a tas carry on the work with v! Sores ane Paattt 8, Bane Rare Sage Cnaseman Ooe. Arrangements, GOLDs AND cova: OURES RHEUMATIOM. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, RERUMATION. nnn RAR A BARE CHANCE 18 NOW OFFERED TO. ANY PRR- BAKUMATISM. can command i $3,000 and $5,000 to enter es toa manchoraring business already cetablished Ina healihy + THEY QURE FEMALE DEBILITY, town in North Caroiina; the Wop mot the subsecriver is to in FEMALE DESILI grease the capt to medt ing wants of the commu: FAMALE DEBILITY. iy. For lars adress Gos 219 279 Post ofice, New FEMALE DEBILE 3 OR_IRREGULARITIRG, PARTNER WANTED-A MAN WITH $100 TO $300, IBERGULARIT! who will give his time and attent the sale of anew : Ga vil es alseed o aati ar cet from the pavdie Oi ay ‘i e per week. “Apply at 299 Broadway, room No.5. THEY CURE SALTRHRUM. PAYNE & CATLIN, SALA AZAPINER named MILL SEL & PORTION SALTRHEU) rofite, ‘iaege face the neal sedaca or would take ao aassette AND OLD ERUPTIONS. eineeth ies aehene ARB SB EUPHioRs — eS Se AND OLD ERUPTIONS. IGSOLUTION “NOTICE, 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ma heretofore existing w style and AND MANY OTHERS, firm of na ta “E Neubit a thie day dieapived “ty mutual con- AND MANY Sanes. jusiness of the late firm will be settled by John AND MANY RB. you MURPHY, AND MANY O:HERS, ¢ Enst ag pe big a iN MORPHY. (AND MANY OTHERS, Dated New York, March it thousands of the most and Intelif- BY GIVEN THAT THE COPART.- nt minds in this country and Europe ive fone nage nofore euing endorse head of RY RNES father C homesopathy, and eieladrely mutual pelos Jai McGOVERN, 2, 1890. pet infirm valid use them, without danger, and ARTNER WANTED-WITH A CASH CAPITAL FROM Pane to eight thagenad d scat Zovbing and commision bat recon an ‘Ttent dives ea mot the mut fangeroun char? manie, ee B76 Fon ollce, N- BrcAll communiccionsninen gp) atpatnanng agente edi dase edo ¥ confidential, tom repented ini homeopathy fe sustained, not from theories and doctrines, but fro1 ore hourly success: curing the slck, and arresting di ee TRMEM Beit ant ta die Mio ila that Tend to great snd tis He alien a that, neglected, lead to grave and ‘ert mad oSUSMEMBER—That have it ower pleas antly and promptly to Arrentntch complaints nt tho bogtauling, qe WANTED—WITH $1,000, TO TAKE AN IN- tereat ina new machine fer farmers’ use; has been tho- roughly tried. This Is a genuine thing, and there fa no end to the money that oan be made out of it if properly managed. Call at 12 Ridge riceet, back basement, on the bh And Tih tovt, pa WANTED—WITH FROM $2,000 TO $5, d thus prevent grave di carb capital, in an old established manufacturin; A “4 bin ness, paylog urge on fits; ‘good salesman preferred. ‘This ie fiat ie ed ge ote caus, Detates rats nee 4 trddvensed 40-4 Bey Herald OMG Call necslra inp alee eee Sean sulls or auch a 2 Bry ve prompt a = cruel sea Ny 10 CAPITALISTS.-MONEY WANTED, UPON BOND lamavhrery | nye of, moeceonety and mortgay New York oily destrab! of the system of all per. fnvestinenty “Adress crchaait, Sir ape re ico ogra hat éverybody may tive them with ad> “ANTRD 000 TO TO EXTEND A A HIGHLY Ag abt ied ailment, suet edaile ulus: a fila, r ri mere ta Yo make Bimwelf usetul 1 and contented with ‘an income ¢q of cua. one-half of cash advanced on ample security, as sey recelred, Address, with name and where to be seen, ll, box 176 Herald office, $175. WANTED, A PARTNER, Ce ae OLD tablished temp erence, ergerey) ocd wi tree yo Pease, foF a ian ane! gaara ibe ‘lore ‘No, ich eaten are en oe rire ety TO PURCHASE a1. 10.000 attr sam i re pay els ye $10.0 0 0 *2 $15,000.—A_ WHOLESALE, Mp oditiel 4 hours would reat with sulable, party, ta pa the pchiog is auch uch oa le raroly found WHERWA THE THE PLAOR? 62 BROADWAY, La On 400, SOLD BY 7.3. & Bro,, Philadelphia. —PARTNER WANTS TH $15, TO Lacire 5 Portland dhury streets, $15. 000. Ean one of the hea sae rad | Boston nes ae hale Za IG and profitable. Je en owt Hurt in wi be oe Je i ci manufacturing con | J+ G. Wrig al jew Orleans, ony BiGGs @BOUTHWECK, B4 Neagnu giceh, And by desire goueraty, bpadvertgement, “Adidreas Jobber it