The New York Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1860, Page 5

Sad Gr 4 Cotton—Sales to-tay 1000 barn nen eect t86, fall amount of bor loans te Abas te Ta the event of the Siute bee ming the pur Bbaner the roade are to be o-gsnized under one bane, tho Siectory (© be chosen by the “tare aud tne Ines to be con ¥ Fail, Or ih the event the Caria ba Patton Com- Pary will wot tet Choir ro 1 go by gale, the North M ssoort oe frou Mountain rows oaser Ona organiae, Soo an oR ded (9 the Mixsisetppi river below frormag eo dwelling bowses @ Blab BAL wETeH, #16 Joun B Chow two arjuntog buildings, were burned yext = 0; taily taeured, 5 fguregate loom by fire in thia city for the wae RS a thi@ city for the week is PRION, the State Dida in fad alaughtarhouse on ud obe or ay mornivg— tiend River—Sertons Damage. Goopaou, ©. W., March 5, 1860. ‘The Jee in the Maitland river broko up last night, causing Cuwage. The steamer Troy, belonging to the Buffalo and Lake Borop Railroad, was carried huif'a mile into the lake, aud ~~ oma with orly tai? hee hurricane ceck above ‘The schooner Brothere was carrie! five miles into ihe labo, ane bam rg Age was Jone lO other vexseis ermen's abantioe wore swe awa: oy at Of we Cock wax thrown 1p PRE AY Se, a See The bar bor is cowple!cly choked with ica. Fortunately ne lives have Deen lost, Three Persous Drowned. OmcsGo, March 6, 1860, Oo Tonrkday last, while three mou'ware crossing the Big Vermilion river, shiryev paiics svuth of Ouawa, cacie Wagon capaized and three of ths. sconpants—ainod Pro f Bibrake. and Bali—were crowned, Oaly two of the bave as yet been recovered. Merhets, errieresy STOCK SOARD. ATLADELPAtA, March 6, 1899. ©. Stocks firm and xctive. Peumayiranis State fives, 92%; Beading Raiosu, 03, Moris Coosi, 62; Loug Island Batoac, 1134; Pousyivauia Kuilrond, 3554. Sight ex- chance oo Now York pity. 1x, March 8, 1860. Market depressed. Cuakieton, March 5, 1860. day 4,200 bates; holders wuling sellers Baunmorg, March 5, 1850, Four firm avd active: iio and Howard street $5 60. ‘Wheat quiet but firm at $1 27 a 8) 3s for red, ant 8 45 asi oe ee white, Corn stew wie 720. 8 Tae., yellow 8 Tec | Pork very dull: mess $17 50a $18, rime i 660 $15, Whiewey Gull at vo. @ 24 gc. 4 PaxLapeipaia, Mareb 5, 1850. Flour nl! Wheat activ: cnt atvadeing at $155 a St 00 ‘or white, and $1.8 a $) 40 for red. Coro active at Tic. a T6c. Provisions qiuet. Whiskey dull at 240, Saipeise March 3, 1960. Flour advance’ fe a 16c.: wales A $5 35 a $5 45 Whiekoy dnt and hoary a 19 Provicious—Nothing Grtug. Lard Lic, Mes pork § i 25. Money taht; de- Baud preesivg sod beyond ive supply. Sight exchange Ou New York for gola uuchauged Civorwnatt, March 5, 1860. Flour ia /arge demaod and prices stifer: sates w-day 4.200 b at 85 Gh a 86 50 for sopertios. Whiskey ae. Chow) 420.: eae at to a LOMo. Provisimas generals uvchanges, demuni aodvrale aad holders firm. Maas $17 2 a AAT 60. Lar Wheat dall, ana Drewings of France, Broadbents & Ca’e Dawe ure Lone tee — Sussex CountY- ULass 15, Manct 6, 136). » 6S, 84, 9, 26, BL, 25, 25, 60, 5, 39, 45, LIDATED LOTTER? ~ © LARS 24, Mann 5, 1360, 6s 26, 12, 37, 63, 22, 26, 21, 70, 43, 77, 5. FRAN Ow Bios DBENTH ' 26., Managers, Wi ams. §20) Delaware. Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte- tes WOU), FDDY & CO, Mangers of the DEL WARE, GHOKGIA, ALNTOOKY AND MIS8OURI #TATE Darawaun—Rxens Crane 60. 109, Manon 5, 1860. 87; 62, 44, 9 7 28 SE 8 Spd 86.05, 64 Ww ARC 10 iaazon 6 19, 17, wt ty 5. 12, 2, ot 73, 84 a ct ‘77, 46. Ciroviars sent free of coarye by adarmesme yi aon & OO, Wimiog'on, Delawere. Offctal Drew me ot pe etkee, Davis & Co.'s 3 Cua aM. Maxout o 1660 78, 22, 6 Be 34, 48, 5%, 9, 7, 16, 25. Prizes cashed at .” Gireatars vent free. Hopuks. Divs CO , Managers. REPT oe Georgia. 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STRANGE "REARS OF TRS TELEGRAPE Io oman, with others, x bow enaynta shave ben frequen went Of inte ag t> the trregutarities cr 2 eset ake ‘confer t) acne experience of Hts commision ne pes B: teseer neg eve "pr alone cath cents ering must tn the cuse of £ otoger @ 0. vm Ladd, Wemeter & Co... ed ren g ie poauee the counsel pro apd ‘of Judge, o ape otber interesting owe faver the verdict war nor fer ihe past few dure, the t te cer pans wets Ballcaee. re) = cxge of Bioger va badd, Webster ac tefeloremer ts of Of ihe defendaas on sonal apie fm dict VOR fendants: erent , WkBSTE & OO. iz} ‘Witiamson Galle: Pho- Brooklyn—' ry ry. hte ocrepts, minature to aze, A Bverdent x<The Or ge Blossom Wed- bo Envelope, ne~ st re (copyrgat secured), only at 302 Brosdwej, corner Vuspe street Boy at his - arte erercises, Levert Here doer tices Hachaa’e <eankand trom the Preach 0 Jrrd hompic; Mat-b be-ween Ring and Price. 8.4 a variaiy of iniereabing porting News, in WILKS’ BPIRIT, now out. Boote—Lorin Brooka & Sen, Practical bootmekers, $1 years established. 188 Fultoa street, wes: of Broadway. Voig:landers & Sons Opera and Marine Giavees, #t SAMMONS & UL.'S, 669)¢ Broadway, duder La- farge Louse. Semmons & Co.» Brazilian Pebble Eyecuacies. bole aud oniy cepot 6at)g Uruadmay. Singer's Sewing Machines, for Families, teers nud al: rufas ice poryoses, dre uneualed. They capable of doing nore Work aud OF earning more money, Bor any it ma ket.” rhe famliy aisehine, wt ai $0) nad is ae traces a. iver sl atieetion. Tb. GN VEG 8.0, 153 Broadway, N. Ya, 18) ¥ citwn eireet, Brook! ‘Wheeler & W tisen’s Sewing Mehkcines— Office 55 Brosdwsy, York Howe's Original Sewing M Family and menufsoraring puro wes py auted lor the evuntry. gens Ww "3 a ‘Bod Somcthin 9 grt elgg Be mmer, Tucker, feler, birder ar: jet pstented, simole, See ibe any witha d Faschneas of dts, ehusor side, aoplied to any sewing machine by any one in a fe rio BS: Liberal diecount to. toe et MS; Pies, with eomplee Io Bircaler Alaa universal boson alder ears for c UA VERE a ‘gt 429: Sronday. Billiards.—Bassford’s Mtghty Phelan Stalievping billiard eushiozs. ‘Twn greatest players ia Ame- fica, 149 Fulton, Oourt and ass Broosiyn, cally. iyo. ines, For The Doctor Kane eo glgnaratad atE. D. BaLSPORD'S, the Cooper Iya icuie. Merring’s Patent Rk op dead Fire ‘ead by proof Safes %1 Brosdway, corer of Murray puoet Mew York. . Defiance Saiaménd r Sases—With Pa- tent powder proof locks sad croes bars Also, fire and bur- giar proof sideboard and perloe Safes Depot 63 Murray Street, corner of College place, RUSKET M. PaiRick. & 9 Sauce. —This Usrivalled | Parker otra J. i PaRt a Sates Beekman Fike prise The Rest Assortment of Housekeeping ; Artoies in the elty ot A D BASsPORD'R, Cooper Dr. Marsh Continues to Aj his Radi- 1 ae ee ee ae note eny, oa cere pale cr repens 3 MALSB thins! xo Vesey Boltoway’s Pils ana Omtment.xVice $e. Rheuma isn Teapecifully invited to give cables on tmpartsy teal. Satarers aflioeea Yoo sp nese mecucines. ears bare found quick relief by waing aoe perseverance will inaur Hill's Chit: Be ye met Pre poh pig ye or ping 7 Dye, . Wigs the best in the world Wholessie aud Pepa ot No. 6 Aslor house. Beautiful Com) lexion —Uatra's Liquid "3 aa rite Se “tg ual for beaatify- ep bare Lens ts Dye, yo, Wig and Tows eee Raed fh of Sanaeeaay soak —*+ ti f— Fae fis on. jarani THB FAMILY HERALD, The Im camacnanta Conflict in Now Eng- landeaR TY OPpeem Civilization Bofore the Retormaus™~Ateirs tm Washington— Interesting In’m Ulah—The Latest News trom Europ: —Lo al News of the Metro- polls-Market Repouts, de. The Faminy Hexaup, to its ieeue of to-morrow (Wednes day), wiil contain further accounts of the Shoemakoers’ Sirike iv Now England, with «description of the Shoo Business in New Hampeb@e and the mode of Manafac- ture; A report of a very intorcatipy Lecture by Bishop Spalding, of Lovisvilie, Ky., eu “European Civilization wefore the Reformation; A Report of the Proceedings of Corgrees, with the recept Speech of Win. H. Seward; An in- teresting Letter from our Correspondent in Great Salt Lake City; The Latest News from Burope; A graphic account of # Ruaeian Court Ball ia St. Petersburg; All the Local Nowe of New York and Vicinity of importance; Reports ‘ol the Gattle, Provimon und Money Markets, and ali tater- SURE LEWS Waters of the preceding week. Tsrws—$2 @ year; four centa a singie copy. Subserip. Vous received af the office, northwest cornor of Fulton and Nareau streets, New York Single copies for sale atthe counter and by ail news ate Advertisements inserted @t the usual Henan rs rates hegre wanted ty im the Cry Should Not Fail to viait the brew: ry rey Uretieag. Here, Here may be seen free) agin ad a men of the ep ck ‘aioamen, = atora, rel. : ny Ue ae os Mur 7 ‘Ac he. omplete Phreaologt. Monpay, March 6—6 P. M. The Custom House returns of the trade of the port for the mouth of February were closed to-day, apd present the following results as compared with previous years:— Impurta. 11868. Feb ,1869. Feb ,1860, Kotd for copsamption ry £40,266 15,261,446 14,467 040 Fut'd for warebouse... 1,830,623 1,261,60u 7 Bree goods 1 1;798,108 200,242 8,1 72'902 Specie... . "ogoose 92)200 190176 Total twports.......89,200,043 16,846,370 19,360,380 Withdr’n {'m warebs'e, $4,753,108 2,167,008 2,833,619 Casb outies........0.. 2/063,784 3/828,688 8,378,048 Domessc, produce... 83,200,070 9,280,602 6,600 387 Foreige duuadle....... 825,845 ‘268,881 63! 489 Foreign iree 138,862 188,210 Bad,o04 Specie ws. T8146 2811827 977,009 Total... s1e:$7,920,407 6,107,060 7,662,879 Totai exci of apecie... 4105.577 3.745683 6.075'870 Tt will thus be seen that the February importa of foreign goods were in excess of those of the same month last year, and more than double those of the corresponding month of 1858. From all that we can learn, the import entries during the current month of March will likewise be very heavy. The ugeregate exports of February were in excess of those of the came month of 1858 and 1859, and this notwithstanding the very small export of specie. Cotton, provisions and breadstaffs rendered good service to the country: the export of domestic produce was one of the largest on record. This wilkdccount, in part, for the light expert of specie, though that is likewise partly due to the heavy specie exporta of last year, which lessened our debt to kurope. This time last year the European war was ex- pected to break out at any moment, and commer- cial circles were much agitated, The demand for provisions and munitions of war was active, but cotton was lower, and European spinners had begun to throw their stocks upon our market. Congress had just adjourned, after passing the bill authoriz- ing the reissue of Treasury notes, but without providing for the Post Office debt. Money on call was worth 4a 44 per cent, and exchange on Eu- Tope 1094 2110, most of the leading drawers finding a market for their bills at 1093 a J. The financial embarrasements of Austria, Piedmont and Ruasia had led to grave uneasiness lest the governments of those Powers should undertake to buy specie here at a premium, and 8o create a disturbance in our money market. Stocks were, with one or two exceptions, about, ten per cent higher than they are at present, and holders of railway property looked forward to the summer quite hopefully; thongh nearly all the Western railways were show- ing s heavy falling off in receipts aa sabe is with the year previous. The following tables will show the jet le of trade at this port for the eight months which have elapsed of the current fiscal year, a3 compared with the corresponding periods of the two previous fiscal years:— Imports 1858-9. 1857-8. 19,877,054 21,766,673 18,848,571 19,856 339 Total for $ mos.$126,936,464 129,311,557 167,157,175 4,771,962 4,938,065 4,660,272 150,710 3 621.902 4,996,012 6,528,303. 4,762,779 Nove mber 5,245 5¥9 3.48) December 2,583,388 8,700,083 Japuary. 4,203,306 3,032,152 February . 38, de 2ichia 8,283,592 Total for 8 mos. .$26, $25,270,771 32,806,287 42,492,478 2,801, 10,961,019 Banton “ovtou 788 8,239,501 8,267,651 8028405 5 344 169 471,970 43383 /223 1,890'003 _2583,995 2,506 638 2,371,427 Total for 8 mos.$50,464,628 18,310,687 Rec. fm Califirma. FA 2,979,719 3,905,690 + 1,281,055 Fs 904 960, 3 ,698.667 ‘32,984 3 794, 8 fu 443 8, 489193 292,139 B.125,890 8,278,603 3) 68,212 2,595,373 8.54043 2,988,935 2,652,823 3,169,609 {781,095 23,822,402 28,991,552 It will thus be seen that both in importa and ex- ports the current fiscal year has been more active than the two previous years. We have bought more foreign goods and shipped to forcign coun- tries. more produce and more goid than ever be- fore in the like period. Tne gold shipments are beginning to decline, and so, perhapa, ia some de- gree, are the imports of foreign merchandise, To- ward the close of the month, however, it will be safe to look for a revival of specie shipments on an active scale, and fur a falling off in the shipments of domestic produce. The bank statement of to-day compares as fol- lows with the statement of the previous week:— Week Bna'g Loans Oncule yy Depa Feb. 26. . $124,395, 282 8 March 3.. 125,012,700 80'876,172 Increase. $614,468 MOAN “2.A08,95 | This statement will undoubtedly give general | satisfaction. The increase of specie is larger than was expected, aad aa the Sub-Treasury will dis- buree largely this week, the return of next Monday will probably show a farther increase. The best | point in the above retarn is, however, the small in- | crease of loans. Bad the banks increased their discounts a million or more, a8 many expected, the gain of specie would have been prodactive of very Kittle increased confidence. If the banks will only adhere to a prudent and cautious policy, keep their loans down, and not force money down to 4 4 per cent per annum, the coantry will soon find it- self richer, more prosperous and sounder than ever before. The money market continnes to be ubundantly supplied, and parties who choose to run the risk of waiting till the afternoon to effect loans can gene- rally, if their securities are satisfactory, borrow at Sah}percent. The asking rate at the bankers’ and lenders’ is 6 per cent. Seme very short paper has been sold at 6, including a brokerage; but 6 is the general quotation for the best short paper, aud 6} a7 for four a six months rates, with occasional _exceptiona in the case of very desirable names, The depletion of the Sub-Treasury proceeds very slowly; the drafts advieed to-day did not amount to | dey © quotations, whife the gales were moderate, being NEW YORK HERALD, 1 TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1860. a large sum, and many holders are slow in pre.“ ing them for payment. The foreign exchange market opens without much animation, and drawers are compelled to lower their rates a fraction. We quote the best bankers’ bills 108] a 109, with a good supply of mercantile and endorsed Southern bills at 108} a 4; france, 5.15 @ 16}. The slack demand for bills among the importers leads to much discussion among bankers, and many surmises are put forth to explain the unpalatable fact. The trath ia that we owe leas thap usual, and that cotton is aupply- ing the market with an unusual amount of exchange. ‘The stock market was buoyant to-day, and prices improved all round. Nothing checks a cheerful upward movement but the schemes of the politt- cians at Albany. Central opened at 71} this morn- ing, advanced to 71}, and closed that bid, against 714 bid at the close on Saturday. The Western shares were all stronger. Galena sold at 58}, against 673 on Saturday; Rock Islend at 63, againat 634; Dlinois Central 59, against 68; Michi- gan Southern at 18, against 17}. Rumor states that this company has made a contract with the Grand Trunk for the conveyance of its freight from Chicago to Detroit. Michigan Central is not doing as well as the Southern; the friends of the concern buy a few shares from day to day, in order to sustain the price, for the sake of the negotiation of the new bonds. Canton tumbled from 21 to 19, the supply of stock being in excees of the demand. State stocks continue to be wanted at full prices. This afternoon the market was very active, and stocks closed steady at the following quotations:—Virginia 6' 9348 3; Missouri 6's, S0f a g; Canton, 19} a §; Cunnberland Coal preferred, 15} a 16; Pacific Mail, 93 84; New York Central, 71] a 72; Erie, 8} a9; Hudson River, 39fa 4; Harlem, 93 9}; do. pre- ferred, 33 a }; Reading, 414 a 3; Michigan Central, $84 a 4; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 8 a 4; do. guaranteed, 17} a 18; Panama, 1334.8 134; {ilinois Central, 694 & 4; Galena and Chicago, 58} a 4; Cleveland and Toledo, 19] a j; Chicago and Rock Island, 63} a }. The following was the business of the Sub-Trea- sury to-day:— Total receipts, 8,701,084 55 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were large, amounting to $32,221,733 65, and the balances to $1,756,990 92. Stock Exchange. : Moxpar, March 5, $9700 US6's,"74, comp 101 1B 4he Eric Awetd sik mex 20000 Teon 6's, "00... 89 30 Mich Cen RR. 150 ‘A 133% 1000 MCREpelmerey 96 58% 1000 Ga) & Chi] m. 59 3600 do. i ( . 50 1000 Mich So's f'ba. BB sg °O cloy, Col & in ik 886 10 sbs Mer Ex Bauk 95 BRIG 50 Pacific Mail S8 Co 583, 6 De! & Hud COo.. 683; 50 Canton (o....... 584g 635, 1N8 Now Jersoy HR. 122 SECOND BOARD. ns & «250ehsN Y CRRs60 100 Had River RR 860 300 do... . D60 27 Harlem bk pref. 9 Dol L & W RR. 300M RRS pel msfsb 3000 G & 0,24 m bas 20 she Bak of NY. 102° 6 Ma: ket Bapk.... 100% S5D&HCanai Co, 9335 bB0 9335 is 93% 100 do..., .b60 134 1 Cary Imp Co,.... 6 Si aa a a ton 160 N Y Cen RR ‘630, 72 seeeees 50 ae, £00 72 240 Gal eon RR b60 a 25 oo, + 92 60 GO..eeeeee BBIG 500 New York City Banas, March 5, 1860. Bonks. Looms. Specie. Cire’, Net Di America... $5,785 082 1,480,300 fa " + yan at 1,408,180 Rotch *& Drov Chatham 608.504 = 1,494 605 2 1,975 5'328,908 Commonwealth... 1:150,147 862,017 294/977 961,771 Contmental...... . 58 Corn Fxebange . Dry Dock... 5 Kast River., 826,449 —BT.6TL 76.526 2an'808 Fultopes...eeee. 141,240 277,164 166,141 1,022,402 Greenwich 786,257 69,673 158,574 475.018 Grocers? Bion 63.817 2,593 342 ROB Hanover 2. ete Imp. & ha 3 Irvivg.... » Teather Maauf.. Merchants’ Ex Metropolitan Nageau., National New Yor! N.Y, Comnty ... N. Y. Exchange. N, Americi North River, ‘ iT 1.087.517 190,803 122.686 845,541 4,910,'19 1,061,892 184,102 3,867,600 G8O417 131,407 112,042 ‘B11 8A, 8,137'560 677,082 182,717 1,887 343 3(898,826 869,568 200,648 3,026,874 1,074,086 1847453 94,120 ‘657,414 Seventh Ward.. 1/251'207 225,010 190.612 740 Shoe & Leather, 8,918.245 918,274 82,765 3,492,271 State... ie 851,761 Bint 2,291,028 eITY COMMERCIAL RE REPORT. Monpay, March 5—6 P. M. Asnrs.—The market was steacy, with moderate sales, inclneing pots at 6140. and pearls at 6 4c. Burapsttres.—Floor—The market was firmer at Sstur- checked by the ephanced views of holders. The transac- 3 tiove embraced about 7,000 a 8,000 bbis., closing within | the following range of prices:— Supertne State $515 o 6 Extra Stato... 535 o 665 Soperfine Western, 616 a 6 Common to choice Western extra. 50 8 700 Ext a Gepeece 600 @ 740 Mixed to straig 650 a 600 Straight to good extra do. 6% a 7B 12% 8 776 370 a 440 866 a 415 —Canauiad mand, with Kalce of 260 a 800 bbls. Here J at $5 756 2 $7 25. Sovthern th sales of 3,500 @ firm and im good request, 000 bbis , clorirg within the range of the above quota- tions. Rvé flour and corn meal wero steady at quo tations, while ealen were limited. Wheat—The market was firm, and prime lots were beld at firmor figures, which ebecked sales. 2,000 bushels rod Island was reported sold on Saturday at $140. Corn waa heavy, the ture of the market favoring purchasers. Tho wales em- byxced about 10,000 a 12,000" Dushels, including unsound at'7%c.,and small lots of Jersey and Sovthern and ‘Western yellow at 78¢. a 806 Osta were in gooi supply ond prices heavy. The eales embraced Canadian at 410, 4 4420., aud State at 44900 asize ‘Rye was firm, with email sales. Common to hor at 85c. a 88c, Barley— rales $,000 bushels Canada wore mado in store at 5c. and 9,(00 co, Tilinois at p. t Corre. —The market wae Grm with moderato sales, in- cinded in which were 150 bags Rio at 133¢¢. ; 200 do, Ma- racaibo ot 8 ic. a 13}¢0., apd 225 bage ‘at 12%¢. Cort0s.—' market Was steady, with salee a 900 bales, Towing on tho basis of Li's 11346. for miading Upiand Bit tab eve tm, , with more effering. To Ii. Verpoo! 500 cheese were engages at rH Uerces Peck ate 0d, 300 PULL Marae pe pe Us bhde, tal Th | fully invited to 1 noor Sr eee, nn er ceaneataatanstntalieashttestiattenemema, parch pnd an. “her vessel were taken, up, to load at New Orleans for Live 000!, st 9-16, ‘To Giascow 100 tisrcre eee Sy 4nd to Bremen 600 bbis. room at nae ‘was firm at $1 for Shipment, and at $1 124 for city ure. Txox.—Scotch pig of good quality was firmly held from yard at $27, 6 mouths. haf Ae Motses—lbe market was steady, with sales of 150 bhos, Cube murcovade at 285. a 80c. Naval StoRgs —Sales of 25) bbis. spirits turpentine were made at 453.0. Common rosin, eu account of the firmpers ip freights, was inactive; we quote at $1 65% $1 €0 per 810 Ibe., deiverca, Ons —Linkeed was steady at 68c. a 60c., with amall ales ip lots, ipciuding Engtish and American. Whale and sperm wore unchanged ONS —L’Ork—IhO market exhibited no change of heap from \Saturdoy's quotations. Toe eales footed out 900 a 1,660 bis. tncludiz; a new mean at $18 2h a'gie S75, old ‘do. at si} 3s 4, and extea heavy do. at PA ‘16, bew prime at $i4 ie asia 85, and old at $12 50a 2 86. ‘Was firm and in fair request, with sales of tae 660 bbis., inciuting country mess at $5 26985 50, oe meen at $0 60 & $10 60, und extra at Ki Cry Prime mese was quict at '$16 a $19. A sale of 160 tierces: piain were mado at $18 60, and a sale of 116 Heroes India mets was reported at $22 Beef beams were firmly beid at $!3 a $1625. Cut meats wero Ld and hp Sete Seles of about 300 packages at 6%0. & 73 for ehoullers, and at 940. a 9%&c. for hams. Bacon was firm and in good cemaot, while sulea wore light: enles of vome 80 boxes were made short ribbed Western Middles at 10 (0. and 60,000 Ibs. co. short Jo clear city, at To. Lard wes heavy, while the sales footed up about 600 bbis. and tierces at 10%6. a@llijc. Butter was firm and prices upchanged Rick. —Salcs of 200 carka were mado at 3X0, 4140. 0 4}¢0.—the latter pe for prime. SvGans were duil and sales confined to 200 s 300 bhds. Cubs muscarvaco, olaring part at 6Xc., and some lots 0° melado at 4%: Wuexxy.—The market was better and active, with sales of 1,200 a 1,300 bbls. reported at 24c. a atic." Ss ee Married, Huxten—Apm —At fort Leo, Oct. 6, by Rev. Ralph Hoyt, Haney H. Hower, of New York, to Mrs, Many KE. Apes, of Bull's Ferry, N. J, “ % Died. Avsrmx.--On Saturday night, March 8, Mary, wifo of David Austen, in the 7éth year of her age The reistives and friends of tbe deceased, and the fami hes of her brother, Jobo Haggerty, ber sous in law, Wm H. Townsend, Isaac Towngend and George B. Fox, are in vited to attend the funeral, from Grace church, this ener) ‘Boon, at tweive o'clock, without further invita Bryayt.—On Sunday, March 4, of asthma, Canim nas » wife of Win. Bryant, minister, in the 79th year of age. ‘The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to at- teod the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her daugbter, Mrs. George Busseli, No. 727 Houston street, without further invitation. Bamay.—at itast, Putoam county, N. ¥., oa Saturday, March 3, Lu S, wile of Devor F. Bailey, aged 33 8, dsugbter of Jobn P. Brush, Exq. pwa.— At Red Bank, NJ , on Satarday evening, March 3, Mania BLavvaur, wife of the late Oriando Bellows, in tho 66th year of her age Her triends, and those of her sons, Theodore, Charies and Orlando, snd cf her brother, Harman Biatvelt, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- Gence of ber son Charles, 190 West Twenty miuth sirect, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, and without further notice. Ciascy —On Sunday, March 4, after a short aud paio- ful idness, of inflammation of the brain, WitlaM CLancy, Paper bangeo, in the $2 year of his age. friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) morning, et nine o'clock, from Reliovue Hospital. Canin —in this city, on Mondy, March , Locis A. Caney, aged 4u years. Bis rciatives and friends, the honorary and acting mem. bers of Columbian Engine Co., No. 14. and members of the Fire Department in general, also Meriain Linge No. 421 0. of OF, are reepretfuily invited to attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from No. 1u4 Greene street. Couxmay.—On Monday, March 5, Euzaneta Mxioy, wife of Wm. H. Coleman. ‘The relatives and friends of the decoaged and of her husband and bis proicssion are Fespecttully invited to at ene ber funera), from her iate fire peonpt iron No 11 Doyer otrcet, this (Tuescay) afiernoon, at one o'clock. Coskiay —Up spared ey 6, Davi Cogs, aged 406 years and 2 montbs. ‘The relauvea and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from his late residence, Hud son Ory, N. J., on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock New Jersey TB please Co} Cavusixy —On Sunday, March 4, atthe St Vincent de Paul ae ot Consumption, Jams CevasLEr, im the 29th Sear of his age. Buried Moucay, March 5, at Calvary Cemetery. Dexespor?. —! 2 Brooklyn, on Monday morning, March 5, Grock Porrer, wite of James L. Derendort. Poscunk —In Brooklyn, on Monday, March &, Remnoiy Bxswecn, son of Reinbola and Anna Doscher, aged 2 years, 10 months and Lv days. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully requested to Attena hig funeral, this (Tuesaday) hernosa, ‘at baif past one o’ciock, from ‘his late , No. 208 Myrtic ave- nue, corner of Hudson avenue, Brookly ‘2. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. GaLaTiaN.— Ov Monday morning, March 5, Exuxs, relict Of the iate William W. Galatinn. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her lave residence, No. 72 Amity street, on ‘Wednesday afternoon, at three clock, without forther invitation. GxoGAN —On Sunday, March 4, James B. Giypeal son of James “ Hiiza Jané Grogan, ‘aged S years, 6 months ‘The rene and friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the fuveral, trom the residence of bis parents, No. 30 Goerck etrect, this (Tuesday) afteruoou, at two o’cluck. Hooxgy.~ On Saturday, March 3, Joserx S. Hooker, oply son of Joseph 3. and ‘Ann Maria Hookey, aged 1 year, @ montbs and 6 days. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family, aleo the mem- bere of Magnolia Lodge No. 166, aad Saletan Kacamproent No. 6,1. 0. O. F., are respecdully invited to attemd the funeral, this (Tuceany) afternoon, at thres o'clock, from No, 87 Orange street, Brooklyn. “ys desue Bpeake: “I ful” says he, “Ths lamb within my breast— Protection he shail tina in ine, In me be ever biewt.’” GspuN.—On Mondvy, March 5, Catartyn, wifo of Hodgsson, avd Gavgater of the late Capt. Luther Evans. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the tuners), from her late resiavt ce, 289 Jey street, Brooklyn, L [,on Wecnesday afternoon, at two 0 clock, WibovE Jurther netice. Hous —Uu Monday, March 5, at her roeideuce, % Chrystic street, Mrs. ELizanety Howustes, aged 57 years, 2 mouths aud 6 Oays, @ butve Of ue parish of dMarainn, connty Down, Irtiand, avd davghter of the late Thomas Siraip. Ibe fhners] will take place on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock. Howiaxp —At Toronto, a W.,0o2 W the wie ra Wo 7 Jave Capt ber wee. Savunpah papers please copy. Hiussiy.—Gn Monoay, March 5, at ten A. M., of conges tion of the brain, Manis Lowise, infant adhoghter ot Edw. Mane B, Inema Huesey, aged 1 month and 22 deys. dneaday, Fob 29, » a widow of the Wm. 5. Webb, ‘ol New York) in the 4on year of ‘The tnevds of ihe fatwily are invited to alteod the fu vera) from the reeidence of her parents, 43 Gouverneur is (Tuemday) afternoon, at .wo o'clock. nsvtopion, op Monday, March 6, Rosr, of Eaward Keily, in the 36ta year of her age. The friends and sequaintances of the family ero reepect- the funeral from her late reer N. J., on Wednesday morniug, at dence, Union Bul, clevon o'clock. LawWinsos —At Astoria, Long Island, on Monday after trareh 6, dasa Vas Bonsm Lawnnsce, Faq Lawsox On Moueas morring, March 6, inthe 11th year of tis age, WiLtam GruoRk Simms, youngest soa of James Lawson ‘fhe trienca of the family aro invited to attend the fane- ral from ihe bouse of bis faiber No 144 West Tweiith ttrcot ox Wednesday afternoon, at (our o'clock Mckiroy.—n Sunéuy, March 4, of congestion of the brain, Jauns MeLLaoy, a Hatve of cguaty Tyroce, Ireland, sped 20 yeurs nds of the family acd those of his brothers, end Willam, are respecticlly invited to attend the residcuee, No. 28 Coriage place, this at two o'clock © CODY. ty,on Saturday afternoon, March elatives aid Irieade of tbe family are invited to a ¥ mesic thout further otive, at Si 0, this Tuesday a: "iis emaius will by taken Gr ity, ow Saturdey afternoon, March ihe tamily are invited to attend the fune ro), withone further notice, from hie brotuer in law’s, Peter Martin, Esq , Nu. 22 West Ternticth strect, at ove o'clvck, this (Tuesday) afternoon, and at two o'clock from St. George's church, Stuyvesant square. His remains #1) be taken to Greenwood Cemutery for interment. Vowk.—In Havana, Cabs, on Monday, Feb, 2+, whither bed gone for the benefit of bie health, Craris E. Morya, of consumption, aged 2 yoara. Mckeavn.—On Monday, Maren 6, of congestion of the Marcaves J. Molizayn, Cavghter of Thomaa 3. 900 de agen 15 months and 29 days. The tends of the family are respecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 117 bi vielon street, thia (Muesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, botice ® friends, and also thove of bis brother Beary Mey- © Tespecttully invited to attend hie faveral, from dence of bis brother, 264 bro ttreet, on Nonwa—On Moncey, March 5, of congestion of the brein, Eowarp Morus, a cattve of Newtown, Queens eeu lrcland, for the iaet ten yours aresident of this friends, end thore of his brothors-in-law, Michael Hiocy ona ¥. J. Bunbury aad of the family generally, are soretfully invited to ttlend his funeral, from his late reettence, 171 East Eleventh street, this (Tuesday) alter- peon, at Lalf past two o'clock. Ffis remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Perney lvanta Irish papers please copy. Marexpy—-On Sundey, March 4, Lonmen Evexuse, Savptler of Geo. B. and Abby K Melenay, aged 6 years, 2 mouths sad $8 days. ‘The friends of tbe family are invited t» attend the fanc- ral, al tog Chelsen Preebyerina church, West Twealy- = 1 Monday, March 5, Wui1am Mevens, aged ; 50 tieroeg auiiiag, voasel wt 34. tecen ; bs Z ro | he 105 boda ooks (aie nee, OF, a oon banking | look, euiheot tahoe tallow by sailing veer. at Its. avd 400» 0) Dales caution, | ub Monday, Murch & tovitation, eepested and onc "prersed at gata tH; OLA | youre, ser of thewat at ay ® i se eed anda Gop $0 bores chests wore eogaged at de, 46 wore rice | The twnera. will take placn thin (Tuesday) aflernooe, at dua, 15 boxes teove ord O10 packages dead wecsat | gt1%O o'clock, (row the rebieuce of hie parculer Tat at 360, 'an,*5 tous of at 2¥5.'61, The ebi» Ovean Mo , Sevretd av corner of Twenty-fourth Breet. Nari. Syovecly, on Moucay AP RT ALCESTER, SoULpeRt Con oF Nur ed 18 Yeurh, Y DORtE apd B Jaye, ‘Tbe fy. Ket relatives of tho family, and those of Dis byoeda 8, Wilitom ©, James G. avd Rdward W ,are Feaprenwiy sued fo ADO his funeral on Wecneeday afternoon, af bal pret one o'clock, from the residence of bis brother, Willua’ B. Nash, 927 Pith Street, bear avo- ane D, witbunt fu thst javuaton New Faven payers Wace envy ota te reaide Nor, 158 Fulton avenuo, Brook!ye 6, at JW o'clock, OF congesuon of Wrinerut Caran, tho son of James A. tooreiug, March 6, James aud Mary Agu afternoon, at tw 'clsck His reesaiae’ will ba taken, te Treenwasa lee Interment, aud wil Ue celarives of the fomuly are invited fo9 —On Sunday night, March 4, of asthma, Miwa: Pury, @ vative of county Longford, Trelana, agea 76 yeure. ‘The relativie and friends are respectfully invited to ot- tend the funcral from bis Me residenee, Gramoer School, No. 61, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues. Bis remains will be taken this {Tocedas) morning at ten o'clock. to the Church of the fol; |, Forty second etreet, between Eighth aod Nin Avent, where « solemn high mans wid be said for tbe repose of bis soul, end from bere, for ute: ment, to Catvary Cometery Ryax.—Op Sunday, Marcb 4, Guxraupe, infant daugh- tor of Pbiltp H. anc Margaret Kyan The friends of the family are invited to attend th» funeral, thik (Tu sday) afternoon, at three o’ciock, from co) reeidence of her pareats, No. 249 Navy street, Brook: yD. ScoveT1.—On Sunday, ran 4, Ext Repecca, daugt- ter of Benr: pA and Jano E. Scovel, aged 4 years, mouth and 17 cee ‘The friends of the femtly are invited to attend the fune. ral, at the resicence ot her parents, No. 234 West Niao- twenth etreet, thie (Tuesday) afteruoon, at two a’eiock. TEPEMANN. —On Mooday, March 6, after » short Illness. pe N, & native of Hanover, Germany, aged ears, Gmopibs and 18 days. a is rolauves and fricncs are reepoctin!ly invited to at- fend the tuperal, this (Tuesday) aiternvon, at balf past cue e’clock, from the New York City Hospital. The re- = oe ‘will be interred in the Lutheran Ccmetery, Long a —On Monday, March $, Anni, infant daughter of Jobn J. anc Mary A) Tucker. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respeotfully invited to attepo the funeral, on Wedresiay morning, at 10 o'cleok, from the row Tov atrert. Van Nama —In Jorsey City, on Monday, March 5, ANN, wite of Capt, Willam Van Name, in the 24th your of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respecttu ay ipvited to at'end the funerol,on Weduceday afternoon, two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 168 Mootgoms: Z steet, without further invitation. Wakp —On Monday, March 5, of malignant acariitina, Troms Warp, tbe beloved son of Autuouy and Mary Ward, egea 4 years ane 18 days ‘The friends of the fnmily, aw also Plann Ward, of adenee of bor parents, No. 18 Le Bronawick, N. J. and Peter Wa invited to al the funeral ay) af AL two o'e from the 4 his parents, No 607 Grecawich étreet, between Clarkson and Leroy GOOD WATR LYR—"H« BEST, CHEAPEST AND largest; sold at Sa. per bor ee kORG IQUID HAIR DYR {a decidedly the bes! bair Tt will dye the bair, whiskers oreya brow Wi mot color of soil the akin or linen, and is permanent, EVER FADS Cle MASHBS our, and can be naed st any time Sold THURS YAKVEN CRNTS A ROX or three bores for $1 Keob box coutains more balr dye than otbers sel! for $1. Bod wholenale a drug store, 6 Grand stzer!, Now ¥ Hrookiyas Gat York; lender & Co,, Third and Walnut stir Philadephia. D¥IRABLE TOT RT HSSENTIAIS—ASK FOR TOE Improved by the Inte nolo manufastrens of thewe known aaMre en's hair preparations. For harmiesaness aad resterative vir * MitS TAMZ\.N RICHARDS IMPROVED HATR KESTOR- ATIVE AND IMPROVED HATR DRESSING Are upeqnadied ir the market. Ipsist on them cipal whotesaio and retall depot 466 Canal streot, APRA oF THe WILLIAM “TAPRCOTT. IREH WSIEKEY FOR ST PATRICK'S Day The inrgest ny Sy het frat quality i Whiskey (oid) ever imporied into the United niates, stored in eberry but's. Wise representa t Srperor to the finest coraso brandy. Gi cna'a & bottle, $2 £0 a unl'on, JOHN MoaULeri Agent tor Wises * oelebrated Whisks 43 Nassau ‘wireet, ATONE INGLY CHRAP BEGARS, FROM $4 TO $50 thousand; Hrvana, Dor German; cash wholesale buyerscan a Pro ‘hens, Eras, A‘ HH—DOURLE @OLR WATERPROOF RAwRY ‘Boots, at JON RR’ AL 12 Anp street; also at $4, French elf drone Bonta, WN. B— Call and eee them. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS OF ALL THE KTATES Lawyer, hiea Publie ond US. PaRKPORT AGENT ie SOWARE BISSELL, 271 Broadwey, corner of wireet. N ?T MoLEK'S, 695 BROAN WAY—THR NRW WEDDING Envelope, ‘chain in petiern, » and toltiad lower to mstcn, Bor SPALDING'S del GREAT LECTURE EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION Br meg THK KEFORMATION, Appears in full in NEW YORE TABLET Of this week Bs BEXEES, & CO.. Wholesale Agents. D.G. BADLIBK & CO, Publisders, Baruerrs BURNISHED BRLIX KYED NEEDLES. — Howe's, Singer's, Wheeler & Wilaon's, Grover & Baker's, ardevery olber geseriotion of Meedies, constantly. 99 hand or mace toorder ##RILKTT & CO. Reedle Manufacturers ted Jmportera, saleerocms 419 and 421 Broadway, ON. CoRss BY BUMIONS, DIVERTED NAILS, ENLARGAD diseases of the feet oured at pain fenos to tbe patest by Dr. ZAGHATIE. Burgocr Chiropocist, "60 Brradway. Refers te physicians and es gone of tbe city, CA SBON SLAERE-A VALUABLE INVENTION FOR manufacgurers and the public xeverally, aduuted to hy drepte hand’ ano steam poms, leo, stallopary and portan Line tates Carboo Filter Company, 164 “roadway, New ork. RILTON ON THE CROVON, be Diapbragm Filer, manufactured by Merara. McKenzia &O'Para is the kind of porous to whieh I alluded fp my re- cent report to the Croton Board Leoasider the artical «and: stove which constitutes filteriog medum ty be an excellent article for the purpose ‘Thr lostrumert t# quite duraole and only requires wo be revered ocovslenslis to Inaure ite wots a . CHILTON, MD, Cbemtat. Viott at tht Waern, ang otwerve™ ne dyeing establishments, mabe y and etber causes of impw ky read Larper for March on the inbabitante of we Groton cistern, water and you will rot dripk tt ucleve witered. So'd and war canted by MCKENZIE & O'HARA, $25 Fou th treet. OCTOR HUNTER OAN BR CONSULTED AT UE ctlice No 3 vision street. Mew Vork city, and nownere _ Open fom 8 a. M unt 10 at night else [ 8. PFAFF, OE Ar EaO PHYSICIAN A AND sus eon, Hotel & , acc SEWING MAOHINES, Price'$60 complete warranted to give entire saiiafacuon, Oftice 489 Lrowdway. local agents wanted. adarese LD, J. LEVY, Superts sendant, ‘ RE FESASMBBED sixty YEARS. MEEK® CABINET FUKNITURE WAREROO! et. north est ener of Brondway. SRAKY, DNING and BEDK wy every description, ‘Frora the Piain and Subsinpiial to the Most Klegant and bapensive, at reasonable prices. Goods packed end sbipp all parte of the world. eae SIXTY YEARS. MERKES’ CABINET FURNITURE WAREROOWP, $83 aud £55 Fourth atreet, northwest c rner of Broadway. Superb Parlor, Library, Dinihg ud Bedroom Furniture, in sip ien of every descripiton from the plain and eubmantial wo We moat exegsnt und expensive, wt reasonable prices. interior docs Pier and Marte Glasses, bo. Goods packed snd shipped to all parts of the world, G93, & BAKER'S DOWSLESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, Toe beat in uss, 406 Broadway, New York. H HEY IMPORTANT MPDIC geal werk, which all should read, bever before pub hed. ¥ four bundred and Dearly. 100, er arsring $1 malied. and sold by G_LAWBENCE, No. 1 Veney atreet, aator House, PDIAN MEDIC), DAPOT.—CURKS ARE WARRANTED in Liver, Lung, Kidney, Heart compleinte; Barofala, Hu- nord, Fumples or Skin Diseases, at 620 broad - DYSPEPSIA CURABLE? Answer, when you have tried BRYANT'4 STOMACH BITTERS. EAVE YOU NERVOUS Answer, when you ba ing certificate, by Dr. James B. Chilton: 1 Lave. made chemtcn! examination of a bottle ratte wed nidentisiy intormed ND PHYSIOL? imparts knowledge Read that rows by whieh be eompounda it, eee | 2 hp comprise, in my judgement, ive tone to’ mek, ies ii ‘Chemiat. Pew Your, Ap euzien, ° GanitOR, aati R. BUBDSALL'S. sr Scie em ARNICA mene vase " ‘arpica wi beatin trating seget vaio For all tbe ey ’ oes CHES aR PAINS thet human flesb inielr to. ts abe tee va ‘heumatiem, ro! bpraima, Prin tn ba} Me or Breast, Sore Throat, £s. Sg ton fow poten Keware of Gounterfalig, Sed sone. but {RESALL'S original articies. ailaruggiein Price = JAPANESE A NaH att FSOTHKING, acevo aes ata rou ane fi Hroome aret! oe tar Wea of iradrig EYIVE LOBNON CORDIAL GIN—THI8 HYGHLY DK. stirulant for mestoinal ures bax Bo eqnnl for sooth. ewe wamtire Mi vourebmsent, epeetally dectied fer that porpeae, wenly ula seoet, Now Work, MISCKLLANEOUS. M* 0088's NRW TALK, ENTITLED THK ane dkE OLE THK THR HK the 5BE a5 “RE THE HK The hE “hB bk airs Tue As TBE KiNG THR KING THK KIND ThE KiNG cH Kino TEE KiNG THE KIKG THK KING THE KING THe KING BOR THE KinG AND Thx SORCRR THE KIAG AND THE BORO THE KING AND THK BU TRE KING 42ND THE SOKUERI THE KING AND THE SOROKM THK KiNG AND THe SOCK THe KI THE 801 THK THe Tie 38. 48, ory , JR. JB ite IR IR. COBB, JR, LEDGER rot el LED OEE LEDGKB LEVGKE Le DGaR LR. OkB DORK LaLGse Now Reavy. NOW kEAbY, Now uxapy. NOW READY. BOW RRAPY. wow auapy. FAD ROES & *{ousny, ‘Genera i Sgemie, Nasoeu street, { ARAVILLA—PRICE ONLY TWENTY rv M Cures baldness and produces beautiful o arey oar — fel Hen, une th upd be free ‘o} aa id "Bread “7, rota Peek SB ltl oy all pi eroggis | FI Maiden iene M ORGAN EXPOSE OF FRER WA: Did tool EI SONKY FOR aL. 8 Bnd engravings boned in any quanthy, JOHN PY, 10s asaan sirent, OVELT! $9 SRWING MACHTNER MAY TRULY Bat regarded aa» pbiantbrovie and west wonderful te vee. Jon © —Balomore Patriot | Kaeturive ager eS, of a few Staee hyd counties may yet be seoured of ry leviee,. Priveipal cflice 421 Broadway, N ¥. Mita Pe { pre KOTTLE OF DR. TORIAS’ VENRTIAN LIW! LINER will last # fam] family. For Price 2% and c ‘rilazat street ATENIED NOVEMBER 1 PATENTED NOVEMBRE 1, 1898, Butlon's Patented Freuch Yoke Sbirts, 409 Broadway, New York. Ballo ve teh Yoke Shirt & No. Kroadway,New York. Bal Jon's Patented Freoch¥ owe Ebirts, 409 Brow away, New * "Pa lou'e Pat ented Fre neh Yoko cht ove Bhi No ‘oko “ rondv ay, New Yo Tk: Ballons Paisotea Pe 6 Ghivte, N 9 4) Broadway Ne Kallon's ted French Ye No 409 B ron dway, Bailou's Pat ea French Yoke ht No 49 Broadwe 'e Patent ¢c Premed Yoke Shirts No. 408 pl cae ‘New Yo Tk, Ballon's Patented Fresch Soke chits, N Oo «9 Broadway, Be w York. Ball ou'a Patonted Frond Yoke sbirte, N oi Broadway, Ne on’s Patented Youe Shira, N w York. Ballon's Patented French Yoke sentria: News Brose wey, New York Bation’s Paterted French Youe Ne. a Lorca ney New York. Baliou’ a Patented memneiriies ~ ee Patton 's Pate tt Py tree oh Yoke Shir ta, No Vroadway,N ew York atiou’s Faten ted French® oketbina No #9 Rromd way. Ballowe ba lo pied etre 7 cke nh irte 408 New Be lou's Yor! tee titre a8 Broad Babou' 'e Paterved French Broneway New York B ch Yoke Shin's, 409 Rrondw Patentec Frevch Yoke thir York = Balleu's recs aliou's Patented Free readway New York. Freres Yoke bhirta, 409 No. Broad New Yorn. Batior ‘a Patented Frenca oke Shirts 409 br: y, New York. Ealiou's Patented Freeda Soke Bhirta Fo. 49 Froscway, Now York bellows Patented French Yoke Sbir'e, #9 Broadway, New York, bation Fae tented Frenob Yoke rts, 409 Brow dwar. New York ft slow > e¢ Freneb Youe shi way. New York. Bain ed French Yoo Sbirta, No Vroadway. New York, Ba Wows’ Falta Freneb Yoke Sbir Beliou’s Patenied coadway, Rew ¥ ench Yoke | Sbir way Rew York ‘Freneb Yoke roanway N Fork tented French Yoko Shirts, dew York Ballou's Patented bhirte, Ne. 418 Broadway ew Vateried Freveh Yoke Shir New York Palio toch Yoke thirty, Rew York. wet repeb Yoke bir ta. Brosdway, No Yerk: Ballo Kew York. nents oted Frenels oke rte 49 Prondway, Kew Yor! Nation's Patented Freneh Yoke Sbire, 4(9 Broadway New York, ts, No. 40 Broadway, N. French Soke rbiris No. 409 8 ork. Ballou'a Patented 49 Broad- BALLOWRS Patented Improved French Yoke Shirts sent hy express (@n- reew charpee prensi¢) to apy jartot the Untied States, y receipt rer matl of the fellow i res, which will inanre ® rfe tpt, for £17 14 #18 per dozen, No order torwurded for was then bal? a cozen sbirts:— J~-Neck—The distance srourd it 2—Yoke—The measures trem the poivta of each shoulder, neth from the ceatreof the back vo the ens balance around the boty under the armpit, ab of the shirt 3 am A beral discount allowed to the trace, Batic i7 BROTHERS, 409 Wrosaway, N. We QOUTHERN AND WESTFEN MERCTANTS WILL DO SY" welt to enppiy thera b nee beantifn] show cardim Demmoth posers, and elegant rinns sna designs of every lap og natiorn eet up wih so. much taste by the UIC & OW CARI PANY, 510 Broadway, op} tbe ah ‘Nebelas Hotel, dew York. EE GREAT DENTAL IMPROVEMENT OF DR. Lae RANKS Atenas Piates for Ariiticial Teesh. a aay recom te oni Gazeus, 11 ted, feebentsed: Ps this oy ry Bo. 12 Waverly eet, sens me ‘Broad wey i tan VINE GROWERS COMPANY OF COGNag, CAPITAL THRER aLLIONs OF FRANOR, ‘The COUNT DE BAINT- LUO TER, Provident, JULES DURET, BT, Begs, Manager, Acany 1m sew rong, JOHN OSBORN No, 45 Beaver street, in Corporsuon, numbering: ia shareholders ‘ent bupdred proprietors of the bea: yards tn the < rao ite extenalye eatabilehmenta being located in the the tuwr of that Dawe wae aaa for the exprems pa Powe of mamntaininy the standard KB OCONAC PRANDY, By aMipping that article in all ite pative purity and to correepondenis th forelpr courtries and ts hound dowm’ tes scaerce of regulauore to goufice tte andy grown within the district of Cognac. and xiuce of {ineyarde ip that bigbly favored scam br ditien abatever adwiting tate tis aorchouses an phe may bave been prodvecd withont the limite FiAb the object of extending the reputation of ete ieney By snch meses only 0 eit norman 2 ERS COMPANY & operntion of the p ost, vis dow al Uriee Sten, THE VINE GRO BR Rew Tory CasEe cr ‘one D i authorized the up their Bettie ea a the fyurce will be diepcand ot te § w tele H aie ‘be tbe vndermertinned respectable fome. very invenled with the capsule of ibe oy A bear the same stamp, and the Wabela contain exci ae . daly signed in fae simile, ty be agent > eed 10 b 3 is fielty, dior diftertog omly barb cusrepieed 19 be equally pure te que peut ope and of rents “Gevendtng theroum, terméd me ent belo. rs senorky thon, ae ERD TERE TEARS OLD, | se eee anne of the wre ean fewily er Be vind @towine, THE VIFE GROWERS’ Tereh: ov N, Ro talied on scovunt of suc (be brandy of & greater wrength tha a Ty i, toe ant of tae every [res a caro a C