The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1861, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunvay, Feb. 3, 1861. The foreign trade of the port for the week end- Img yesterday exhibited the same features as the previous weeks, There was an unusually heavy ex- port of produce, and a small export of specie; an import of foreign goods one-third less than that of the corresponding week last year. It must be remembered, however, that we are now compar- fog with a perfod of very heavy importations of foreign goods, and that, taking the year as a whole since January 1, we have imported as much thie year as we did last. Importers talk as though they had not much faith in the spring business, and certainly for the Southern houses, which have latterly been the leading houses in the dry goods trade, the prospect is not very bright. But a fair Dusiness will certainly be done with the West in this and the ensuing month. The following are the official tables of the trade of the port for the week and since January 1:— 1860. 1861. 4,306,471 3,100,165 2,450,607 1,208,467 ‘Total for the week. ..85,749,837 6,759,078 4,398,632 Previously reported... .13,649,875 14,224,764 16,631,366 Since January 1,...$19,390,712 20,983,812 20,029,998 Exrouts oF Proves AND Muncuanpise, 1869. 1860 1861. For the week. ae $1,302 901 1,431,842 2,765,740 Previously reporte; 2,623,200 4,037. 1579 1,175,490 Since January 1... $5,826,101 6,400,421 10,541,290 Exrorrs oF Srrun. 1859. 1860. 1861. For the week. 81,800 289,660 Previously r 432,962 22,855 ince January 1 614,762 312.524 The banks continue to accumulate specie. Bince the last statement was made up they have received from abroad about three millions of dol- lars, anda million or thereabouts has been dis- bursed from the Sub-Treasury in payment of go- vernment warrants. Against this must be set ‘the loss to the South, something over a million of dollars. The last specie average was $28,968,941, @ decrease of $629,842 from the week previous; at the corresponding date last year the banks held $20,060,739 in coin. We are beginning to receive some gold fromthe West, but as yet it comes very slowly. When the Western country begins to make its purchases for the spring, a large por- tion of the gold which is now going South for the purchase of cotton bills will come back to us through that section. The non-payment by the South of debts due to the North is enabling the Southern banks to accumulate gold; the banks of New Orleans now hold the unprecedented sum of $16,289,868. The last loans average of our banks was $123,935,153, a decrease of $2,099,367 from the week previous; at the corresponding date last year the loans amounted to 123,088,676. It is supposed that the curtailment of loans which commenced a few weeks since has about reached its limit, though the dulness of business must soon render it a matter of difficulty for the banks to keep their line full. There is no positive change in the money mar- ket since last week, but the supply of money is, if anything, rather more abundant. On call the brokers are borrowing at various rates from 5 to 7 per cent, according to collateral, amount bor- rowed, &c. It is difficult to place a large sum above five, but parties who go in search of money on railway stocks generally pay seven. The choicest mercantile paper goes at seven per cent. This is, however, strictly prime paper, and the names are such as are not likely to be injured by present complications of politics. Ordinary good paper, such as used to go at seven before the elec- tion, now sells at 8 a 10a 12; and very fair names can be bought at 12a15 percent. The names most carefully svoided by lenders are those of par- ties who are supposed to have heavy amounts due to them at the South. It is of course impossible to form any accurate guess at the amount of the Southern debt to the North at the present time. It has been suggested by some leading bankers that the aggregate amount of Southern indebted- ness to the North must be not less than sixty mil- lions of dollars, at least half of which must be set down as very doubtful. But there exist no data for a reliable estimate on the point. Foreign exchange is dull, at a smalladyance over last week. Leading bankers ask 107 for their 60 day bills on London, and 5.30 for francs; 108 a 2 for short sight bills on London, and 5.2124 for francs. At these rates there is no margin for profit on shipments of specie from Europe to this country, after freight, insurance and commissions are paid, though the rate is still considerably be- low the conventional par between the two coun- tries. It is not likely that any more specie will come here after the steamer of 24th January ar- rives out; but between this and then four or five more millions may be expected. The future course of the foreign exchange market will de- pend largely on political events; if any compro- mise be effected at Washington, exchange will become active, and business will revive. If, on the other hand, matters r@main unchanged, or grow worse, s0.a8 to create further interference with cotton shipments, the supply of bills will fall off, and the market will again for a time be- come stagnant. A few purchases of Southern cotton bills for New York account are being made at Savannah, Mobile and New Orleans; but fates arc very low, especially at Mobile, from which port ships are going to sea with State clearances. The folowing table will show the course of the stock market for the past week and month:— Jan. 5, mm, a 5 19. Jan. ro > 2. Missouri 6’s....... 60% New York Central. 75} Hi Reading Wy Bk Erie.... B83) BT Michigan ‘Central... 66% 624 Southern guarant’d 35 33 ‘Tinos Central... 70% 7635 . O55 we Me 33 11436 16 40% 4055 Bie 8 ‘The features of the stock market last week were ness and inactivity, followed yesterday by a pretty sharp decline. Jt is generally understood that some foreign holders of Erie, Illinois Central and State stocks have taken the alarm atthe dition of political affairs in the United States, ant @re selling out their interest. One can readily un- derstand the motive which induces holders of Vir- giniaa, Tennessees, Missouris and other border State stocks to seli out, pendiag the present com plication; bat why stocks like Illinois Centra! and Erie should deciine on political grounds, itis not perhaps so easy to determine. However, the cause is of litle consequence—it is with the effect we have to deal; and that wés and is still unfavorable to our market, railroad shares generally syinpa thizing with Erie and [ilinois Central. The financial legislation of Congress advanced another stage yesterday by the passage throught the House of Representatives of Mr. Shermau’s bill for anew $25,000,000 six per cent loan, The measure will probably paces the Senate next week Thas the incoming administration will be provided with the authority requisite to borrow no legs than aixty millions of dollars before December next, as follows:— . Sherman's act. ‘Morrill tariff. Balance of loan authorized by act of 1860. As, however, nearly one- third of this will be re quired to redeem the outstanding Treasury notes, the balance left available for the purposes of go vernment will be something like $40,000,000. not too much, if the Morrill bill passes, Under th: Present tariff the receipts from customs have fallen very considerably since the present political agi- tation began. They must continue to deetine, as, in the present condition of affairs, there will be few NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1861 if any importations at Northern ports this year for Scuthern consumption, and the secession of the Guif States is likely to deprive the govern- ment of the revenue usually derived from goods imported at Charleston, Savannah, Mo- bile and New Orleans. If the Morrill bill passes the importations will decline still further, especially if the section referring to the warehousing system be retained in the bill. We notice with pleasure that the bill has been amended so as to prolong the period during which goods may remain in warehouse from thirty days to four months, This is a step in the right direc- tion. But itis far too short astep. A year is the very shortest period which should elapse between the importation of goods and their compulsory withdrawal from warehouse. The government can gain nothing by compelling merchants to pay duties at the expiration of four months, while im- porters would gain much by having the additional delay. Indeed, we cannot see what is to be gained by altering the present system, which has worked so well, and under which our@oreiga commerce has thriven so amazingly. If the idea of the re- publican leaders in seeking to shorten the period during which goods may be warehoused is to in- crease the revenue, they are laboring under a delu sion. The effect of the change they propose would simply be to reduce importations, and con- sequently to reduce revenue, The New Orleans Picayune of Monday evening, the 28th ult., says: ‘The week opens actively. A large amount of business was vene in cotton and other proauce, the fecling gone- rally be ype of comparative cheerfulness aud con. teniment, notwitbetanding the partial uneasiness which prevails in regard to the future. ‘Trausactions at the Custom House are progressing as before, aud the Col lector will avoid any course that will embarrass the com- mercial movement of the port. There is no positive change in the money market. Capitalists feel their wa very cautiously, but appear more disposed to make sm ut investments. lang dated commercial paper of un- doubted make can be passed in spots at tweive per cent. A little was gold at this Ggure, und also some mortgage. The market is rather bare of first class short dated paper, which would sell at 14{ a 134 per cent per month, We have not heard of acy saies of stocks. A 1ew oilers were made, but did not result ina bargain. Exchange is suf, und foreign drawers asked higher rates, but their ea hanced demands rather checked business. Sterling was zold ut a range of 10544 a 106 for clowr bills, and the high- est transaction reported to us was at 10645. Drafts with bill of lading were taken Lo a partial extent at 104 a 10454. In francs the deatings were restricted, closing at 51.35 8 5f.92%4. for good to prime paper, tuo\ugn sous of ‘the prominent drawers were bulding at 6f.30. Domestic ex- change wus higher. There is increased condaence in the best descriptions of time biils, and some large eales were made at 2 a 2% per cent discount for sixty days, both ou New York avd Basten. Sight ruled from 3g a 3% dis- count, and the deinand was quite strong. | atkers drow at 34 discount, fea Mont Ube bans ot ‘{. Around amount of three days’ sight wus aold at 5; discount. The following table will compare the exports of the seven principal staple articles for the week: 32/889 1,021 a $401,438 $1,016,507 Inc. of the week as compared with that of 1860. . $615,459 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to January 31:— 1860. 1861. Increase. Devens: Cotton. $1,613,688 = 2,002,216 c 590,266 1, 121, Aat 5,000 430 Total... .$2,7119 711,975 Increase as ‘compared ‘with 1560. Annexed is a statement of the business of the Philadelphia Mint for the month of January:— Tota! deposits. 98 Copper cents (0. $8,356,082 jor cents of 15,605 00 | Gd Orinaye. | No of Pieves. Value. | Double eagles. : $8,050,000 00 Fine bar: 1 69 ‘Total gold. $5,002,921 09 Dollars... $53,000 00 Quarter dollars 23,400 00 Dimes... 18,000 00 Haif dimes. 168 200 00 Total Bilver......eerer sees $91,100 00 65,000 00 $8,052,321 69 91,100 00 5,000 00 Total....... aes $5,148, 42) *This ‘is. the ‘jargest amount ever coined in a single mouth at the mint of the United States, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satexpay, Feb. 2—6 2. M. nrs.—The market was firmer for pearls, with sales of 20.0 80 Doin. at $5.25. Pots wero quiet at $5. The stock consists of 177 bbls. pots aud 190 pearis. Bueanstvrrs.—Flour—The market was heavy and dull, and State and Western shipping brands were easier, while extra grades were steady and prices unchanged. ‘The rales embraced about 6,000 bbls. , closing within the following range of ee Supertine state a 525 Extra State, yoo a 55 Superfine Western. a 525 Common to choice Wes! a Tm Mixed to straight Sou a 5% Straight to good extra di a 725 Choice extra family and bakers’ brand: a 800 Ryetiour.. seedless a 420 Coen meal, Jersey and Brandy wine a 350 —Canadian tour was easier, with sales of 200 bbls. at $5 85.4 $725, the latter tigure for small lots of extra, Southern flour was duil and inactive, The sales cinbraced 660 4 700 Dbis., cloving within the range of the above quotations. heat was heavy, and about two cents per bushel lower. ‘The sales embraced about 30,000 bushels, at $1240 SL) sor Miiwaukee club, amber Wisconsin at p. t., $2 ‘65 tol asmall lot choice white California im store from Chilean s ed, $1 40 for inferior white ‘anadian, $1 2 for red State; $13 wu tor common red Westera in store, and $1 34 for prime delivered. Cora was lower: dull ant heavy; the sales embraced 25,000 bashes, at G5c. for new Western mixed, 68c, a 70c. fornew Srinera 10, 68-. tae, for 76¢. @ 76c. fur Gliwice new white Soather: 09 gc. for Western mixed oelivered, and at old round yellow. Rye was aull; 1,000 bushels Northern scld at railroad depor at 650. Barley was firm at 68¢, a $0c, Beriey mals was nective at 500. a 850. Oats were dull aad heavy, with sales of Western and Canadiaa at Bbc. a 36c., ate Stave at J6%g0. a 37e. Rye flour was firm ‘at our figures, with sales ot 160 obis. st $340 a $4 20. Corp meal was quiet, with sales of New Jersey at $505 a 310. bar orek —The market was steady, re, limited sales ; hays Jamaica sold at 12!yc., and 360 bags Rio at . & 1B ge. Cortos,—ihe market was uncharged, but closed dull on the bests of 12440. for middiing uplands, whue toe r about 4.000 bales, included in which were 2,000 bales in Lraus:ta Fxeicnts —Rates more arm, but not active. To Liver. | pool 4,800 bis. flour were engaged at 3s, Bd. a ds. d4yd., 20,000 5 bishels a) hee wheat at 1id. ia bulk, abd tl igd. m ship's » 260 barrels lard at 37. 64., 42 ha's. tbacco at 35s’, aud sine tallow at J2s. 64. Kates to Loudon and Glasgow were firm, with limited ¢ngegements, To Havre rates were firm, with a tair AMouL of eogagements. ist —ibe market was steady but quiet: fair sales of ary rr were wak: hanged prices; large No. 3 Nowa Scotia mackerel sold at $7.60, No. 1 mackerel were aud wanted, FRes—The market was firmer, while sales continued to be light: boulders assumed more courage, owing to the Pessiodity of the new tariff, Which imposes higher duties. Sales within two or three days have embraced about 600 boxes layers at $215, M. K's at $1 60, and S00. 4 S6c. for bail boxes. Goss@ Bas were firm and in good request: sales of 550 bales, to arrive in Boston, were sold at 1a, ine e.udiig 100 bales hight Weights at LL * all cash GUNSY Clorn was firm, with sales tou of 700 bales Hrs 0c. , 60 do. AL UT Ge., cash, naa 10000, in New ork otp. b Hay—<ales 400 bules were made at 903. a $1 per 100 poune 8. Hors.—the market was regular and firm, ani within a To, dagen abst O08 0 00. bales ore, beta et Ordina- Ty cew at 150. a 200. good tirut forts at u0c, a 26c., and Prime to CLoice at Bie. a 32s. Old were in fuir demand, A lot of good for the ast Indies was taken wt 8e, cash, Ixox.—Phe market was stemiy. Withia two or three days about 400 tons peso tip (Seoteb pig) have been soli at $19 60 a $20 cash, aud at $2l a Zl 50 from ship, snd 100 tons American No. 1 pig at $22 60, vix mouths, devered. Holders manifest more Ormuess oa account of the prospect of the chaoge in the raves of dut Lxad was dull, The last sale of moment comprised 160 tons kinglish, for export, at $4 75 cash. Lwe was dull aod nomioal, While no sales of moment were reporved, Morasers.—A sale of 80 bia. Now Orleans was mate at 37. Navat. Srones were quiet: amall of spirits were i king at 36);0 @ 360, iy nee a aby onder, and. atte. tor New York barrel gm Sap é ered, per 310 Ibs, and at Agia 13 die vered by vexsel, $1174 yard, a so bd vered. Crude wes firm) held, bvt sales were ane Ona.—Roth crude wbalo and ana sperm were quiet, and sales light. Linseed was held at 6lc., while transac‘ions ‘vere limited. Provasions.—Pork was in light request, while Were steady: sales embraced about 600 bbis., mostly 1 ferior, at $17 75 a $17 8734, and $13 for prime, Dew mens at $16 75a $17, aud $19 "for clear. Beef was in steady Tequest and firm, and arrivals were limited, witb sales Of 360 bbis. at $8 75 a $9 75 for moss, and $10 4 $10 75 for extra, and $5 a $5 60 for country mess; Prime mess was nominal at $16 50 a$t7. Beef hams were dull at $16. Bacon was firm at 90, a lodge Lard war heavy and lower, with gales at 03°. & 10740; Dre: hogs 7 3-16c. to Tic. Butter ano cheese were unchanged. Rice.—Sales of 350 casks were made at 13440. Sxepe.—Clover was heavy and dull, In the absence of sales of moment prices were nommal. Calcutta linseed was selling in Boston, ex ship, at $1 50a $b61, cash. State rough was in fair demand, aad 60 Amey ican cleaned Bold at $14 25. SviaKs.—ibe sales embraced 950 hhds. Cuba at bc, a 64,c., including some common Porto Rivo at 540. 11N.—A fair business was doing in blocks i the trade, while prices extibited no material chaage from those established at recent auction sales. TALLow was firm and in good export demand. Within three days about 125,€00 Ibe. have been sold at 97,0. a ec. and $1 ers for packages. Wuskxy the market was steady, with sales of 600 bbis. at 18e. SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Ocean Steamers. JA., HAVANA, MATANZAS, NEW ORLEANS Zouw—From New York for Kingston, Ja, on tho 20th day of ach month, BuewvitLe—Prom New York Ist, arriving at Havana 6th and New Orleans 9th. From New Orleans loth, Havana 18th, ar- fiving at New York 224. Srak oF THx Wxst—From New York 9th, arriving at Havana lath. From New Orleans 23d, Havana 26th, arriving at New Tork 30th. at Havana 15th th, ana 28th, Canawsa—From New York 1th, arriviny and New Orleans 19th. From New Orleans arriving at New York 3d. PuiLapecraia—From New York 19th, arriving at Havana = Fi ving at New b 1 ggem New Orleans 84, Havana ‘6th, a "esore— From New York 2lm arriving at Havana 26h and Rew Orleans 2yth. ‘New Orleans tb, Havens 8th, ar- Fiving at New York ies Exrine Cury—Frem New York 21h, arriving at Havana 3d = rieans 13th, Havana 16th, arriving at New York SPECIAL NOTICE. an repel and letters intended for the New York Hegarp be sealed, Port of New York, February 3, 1861, st shop Northern Light 5] inwall, J teamsh) tl cht, tin Klepangh, A: wit yy ger Jan sengera und treasure, to D ats Ha tust, ‘s 4:40 PM, during a dense fog, and was detained 6 wo on Sarees with mdse and pasrengers, to Sy 1! x Boe tat Tasty 83, Co, “Ist inst, 3:30, PS ‘ae stearoxbip Rushville, hence for Charleston; off L arbor, passed steamships Roanoke, aid Yoratovn, euce for efor Nuri dik, &c ” i ‘arkeraburg, Stannard, Wilmington. NO, with mise and Passengers, 10 HB Cromiell & Co" Ist Inst, off Boody Island, passed a large bowsprit, painted black, appa rently broken’ otf kn fguthouls, wien gene attachod Seat n, Skinner, Kienmond, &¢, with mdse and lam y Heineken Shi (3 Ke shipa Res Her Serpe a Yeaith Roses Jan 25, lat 220 100 6 38 ships Sea nt, an one; Jan. ” parsed schr ’Duinsel Williams,” "goth, lat 35 21, ion tt 3 ‘The H bas been fe che nak 7 da in day's sail of port hud very heusy NW gale Ship Underwriter, Roberts, Liverpool, Jau 1, w 40 ps re, to 17 dayw W of the Banks vith bi Jan 10, lat 44 20, lon 27 40, boarded shi) Riverdale, |, deal loaded, waterlogged and abaudoned, spars all standing, sails partly set, and deck breaking 1 parently not long in that condvion, Ith, lat 44.05, lov sienallzed ship Meropulis, frum Néw Orleans fur Liver ies E of Sanay Hook, passed bark Jubilee, Sound arrived at the baron Friday night, and was de- 250 1 "The U wv tained there by fox. Ship Noonday (of Boston), Henry, Baltimore, 9 days, in bal last, to master, to load im "RM Coviey's ine fur San Fran: Merviman, Matanzas, 12 days, “vain Andes (of Harpswell) JOUR Se « Delano & Ca joxley, Jr (ot New London), Holm, 8+ Marks, on &e, to Smallwood, t. vo. Has been IW duya'n of Hattoras ‘with heavy weather. brig Seaman's Bride (81), Outhouwe, Curie salt, to master. Siig Kulersen (of Boston), Crowell, Wilmingt with cotton W Lewis & Co. tad x ther, split enils, a days, with heaty wea (of Harrington), Putnam, Wilin stores, to Bret, Son Jas Hide, Wig parsed oth, Jat S, n company with ship I Yarinouth; th, lat 31°25, lon 77. ve passed | Sint, lat 37 UG, lok 7440, spoke scr’ Amelia stu henoe for Jamaica, rehr A F Linuall (ef Or! Percival, Malaga; Dec 11, braltar 6th, with fruit, to Gomez, Wallis & Co, di 2 k 83, spoke brig Ellen Bernard, r Republic (of Rockland), Ham, Minatitla mahogany, to Meteall & Du spoke b B games (ot F Uuan for ‘New York, Sehr Twin sist with mahogany, to F Alexandre sehr AM wards, Edwards, Newbern, 3 a Sebr Antelope, Higgins, Alexandria tor Bostou. sip Hy Cleveland, O), Mercer, Tonala, 22 days, bebr W Baker, Virginia, 3 days. Sehr Ann 5 Sal ish, blizale hport for Pall Kiver, Sehr Tf Abell, Buck, Elizabethport for New Haven. Returxep—Bark Uvermann, Kearse, hence for Rotterdam, Teturned to port this morning, having sprung al-ak wave go ing down the bay; is now making 1s inches of Water per hour, (See news columas.) BELOW. Brig Prentiss Hobbs, from Cardenas, 13 days —By *teamtug Yani Ship st Charles, from New Orlowns. Brig Volant, from Jamaica ‘Also, a Hamburg abip, and one bark, unknown, gana Bteamships City of Wasl 6:8 AND, and Mavathon (at 7:30), ‘Queenstown an Eiverpoot; 0, Soutaampton Goalintreat 6): Alabame, Savanush at Yo: kiowu, Nor folk, keat S) hips Jeremiah Thompsou, Liverpool; Media in), and Qciavins, London ‘Lone Star, talaagow ; suel- Ia, Of and for Bremer rex, St ‘Thoma aa Plymouth 5 Lady C Chapman tbr, 5 ine vite 0, steamship ‘nSntarie, Savannah (at SAM—see Mis- cellaneous), ‘Wind at sunset NW. Miscellancous, The fog that prevailed all through Saturday cloared off at 1 o'clock on Sunday morning. All the steamers that were de: tained salied on Sunday morning, as foliows;—Yorktown, tor Norfoik, &c, at 3 o'clock, Arago, for Southampton aud Havre, with 75 passengers, at 6; City of Washington, for Queenstown ‘and Liverpool, with 103 passengers, at 6:50; Marathon, for the fame porta, at 7:90; Alabama, for Savannah, at 9—wiih a NW wind, Steamship Huntaville, for Savannah, also sailed at 5 AM, and got ashore on the Upper Middle, Bast of the Buoy, but floated off at high water and proceeded. Senn Nourn Stare—Providence, Feb 3—Schr North State, Horton, from Savannah for this port, with 1000 bales of cot tn, went ashore on the West side of Point Judith during a hick fog on Saturday afternoon, She is bilged and full of water. (By tel.) Sonks Asnorr—Sebr Julia Fox, from Jacksonville for this port, went ashore during the fog on Saturday at 2 AM, 1 mile NE of the Eim Tree Light, Staten Island, remains tight, aud will probably come off at next high water. A large fore and aft schr is ashore at New Inlet, near Kockaway; and anotuer on Staten Island, back of the West Bank. Ba Snip Gantparny, from Belfast for Pensacola, before re. ported ashore on santa Kun tsiaud, has goue t pisees, hardly & vestige of her remaining om the aie ui Sir Brack Warrior, Morphy, from Aliata, Mexico before reported), arrived at Queeusiwh, where be’ was bound for evening of luth wit, Lo ebtering the baroor tae ptiot ther th ooliision with @ British bark aud a Duten sear, i boul OF those venseis, and du ote a tw the ship's starboard upperworks, completed in 5 or tv days. Snir Fixing Crutpens, Horton, hence at San Francsoo, re rts:—Nov Zs, lat 368, ‘lon 74, Oxperieuced heavy W gaies wea; @ beAVY sea ALrack Une ship on Lae bows aod The repairs woud 2d inst from Sew ur 4 Lande Ast iuwt at 7PM, but owas MFR AE Ler wards jomating. Baa Courerre, Young, ovaulMly » guano isiand to toad fo Baltimore, was wrecked ub te dd ull vy pardag ber chain quing ashore at." \avotlila | Key dart Wen. tthe caine je, WOULM Oe saved Busi haben, Bahaunen, ia Tis, B09 we, usd owed Ja Bal ea Pine » Plummer, frum New Orieans for nut Lot Smt {otlaat (op & Baebes, arn og beavy ther and been ny gy rg Ge SW ithe sth uit No dates to at J loa Ty 60H aenipys: Brio Jonn R Colby, from st a, for Prom with ay i ition her, pat 2x pre? 5m. wing etevox ou Frying Pan Walker, from © | eee tr egos or orders, pone pied et ' Reavy weather ob tue dad in the Gull 3 aad a vue Hane head Teetof water in her Bold, “be muntliecuarge cargo to a.) une w Sateen, at as San hata from Por Diseo- an pert O10 UuFtg & Bk, gabe burrieane, oa: Frying away the fore tuprnast deck with Water, cerrylug a vay the the sea mene wile ‘a wil init 38 3am 7030, doring’s burricane ari iy Sang da Se geeinegemnee a waver Une withd shi ‘taba te ot ne entire ‘An, froma wid | were dull and lower, with sales at | | Br bark Augusta on the 24th | Cascio ane for New York, which put into Newport 30th ult. Her fore Yopmaslantmasi bad previously been bent down on account of Wy weather, brig Maria White, of which arrived at Charles Movie” ‘eo ying om © hod mee for pie following table a of natte following table stvee s summary £7 of the vesscie tn toh Charleston, Savannah, ota, New 0 Orica and ab latest accounts fy A letter from Capt Rovbins, of bark Thomas Pope, NB, re- ports ber at sea Nov 1, lat 20}, ion 02 E, oll as last reported, A letter trom the second officer of bark Ocean Rover, Clark, Matt, reports her at sea Aug 16, lat 14S, lon 8) E, 20 days out frou! Adjier, having taken 4) op since leaving; 100 sp on board all well, Bpehen, &e. Ship Aurora, Clough, hence for San Franciso, no date, lat 30 Notun the Audutlo—By ship Flying Childers, hence at San Sup Webfoot, Hed, Rio Janeiro oy sip Ph Ship Granite state, Dee ne 25:30 8; Lon 80 Ship Cromwell, Symmes, from out oot 1) 20 days from Glasgow for Mobile, Jan 1, lat 35 on 28 Bark E Sherwood, from Mobile for Rotterdam, Jan 23, off slit Scont, from Glasgow for Savannah, Jan 13, lat 24 02, BRIE A Chase, Chase, hence for Havana, Jam 19, lat 302, eA hien Maria, 10 days from Portiand for Cardenas, Jan TS? 8, jon 7048 hence for San Franeisco, no date, off Fiying Childers, hence at sain Franclsey. ‘ks, from Caleutta Oct 28 for N ork, ‘alcutta for Boston, Dec 3 date), 25 miles from Cape of Good la, Howes, from Philadelphia Nov 29 for San Fran cine Dee 23, lat 2451 N, lon 24 Seki Lilzais Wuapell (ota belcre), Toda, of and from Balt more for Porto Cabello, Jan 2, lat 37 4: Schr Windward, Laimpher, from Tur J Telands for NYork, Jan 17, lat 25 40, 1on 63 90. Foreign Ports. setter i Jan 20—Arr Faustina, Berry, 8t Thomas; A Jubpaon, Ellis, York; 23d, ship Zenas Vodin, io Sid 22d, brig J W Woodruff, Robinson, Client i , bark Whistling Wind, Havelin, do; echr J B Litch- id, Crockett, Minatitlan. boy Ayxxs, about Nov 24—Sid brig Handy King, Brown, up the River, TS ‘Curacoa, Jan 5—In port brig Crimea, Harriman, for NYork next day; schr Charlie & Willie, Hooper, from st Thomas, for NYork next day. ~oncn Dec 10—In port ship Kepler, Robinson, for Paxaxa, Jan21—Are steamship St Louis, Fletcher, NYork via Bio Janeiro and Lota, 69 days 12 hours’ passage (aud sid 24th for San Francisco). cUERAuMUCO, Deo 2—In port bark Dacotah, Besse, from ‘ardiff, Off do 24th, an Am brig, bound in. sienna Leone, Dec 21—In port brig G W Jones (not as be- fore), Gordon, tuding on the coast—supercargo dead. Broun NB, Jan o—Cid ship BA Laylor Amesbury, Pe- nay th Roads, Tonata, Mexico, about Jan 1—In port brig Indus, Ander- son, for NYork 7 days; schr Onrust, for do 20. Wuamroa, Nov 25—In port ship Haze, Holmes, for Macao Dec | « Gnish ldg for NYork—expected to leave Macav about Dec 10, American Porta. BOSTON, Feb 1—arr schrs Southern Beile, Gill BR Misginy, jBaber, Tangier. Clad ships Ark Shangime;, Bl eobinson, Laverpo ine Mobiles Norton, N orient ba. brigs Young Kepubl tmetene Henimoug, ‘Bt Jago; Mol ton; ¢, McLellan, altima bork Kremiin, Johnson, brig Fleury Maihows ington, Alvaradg, and brig Haucock NOrlewnss . Codd, Mobile "Willits, and Geo K eres irs J # arland, Liseomb, srawlo.d, New York Cid steamehiy SK Spaulding, Atkins, Balen Noriolky shi k Hasen, Hich, rigs € OW Deisko, Detsk it, Pendieton, Mobi je. —Agr iby te!) sleamships Jos Whitney Loveland, Balti prague, Matthews, Phiiadeiphias ships Poca le 1 yell, Caleta; Verwaitles ge Hunt a bort echr Rrovidence Tor Norfolk, sloop Oregon, Khod york. rom do for Arr ships Samoset, MeNear, and Kedestad, Prostrap 4 (Dan), Valentine, & dt Thomas, Wide ina, Kngiah, rea, sere ns, NUrieans (a Cape Verde Islands si Feier Launitz (Dan), Safford, NYork. Cid Sr hp brig'soliterio, Oliver, bergmanu, and’ Ds W former sid). iLdi tes’ HOLE, Jan 28—Arr Br brig Trial, Forbes, N York Hulit ax. L9t—Arr schre Oliver, Maloney, Vineyard, Stubbs, Boston for Tangle den ior Norilk; ‘hichard sid Br brig Trial rath ; orld, izabethport for Boston; D, Mar wood, Cau Je, Frencn, Rocklabd for ‘hr Q iver. ak, Cardenas via Newport for Savannah tor Bath) sche A Freeman, VI phia tor Boston: pahannock River tor do; Georgia, ( jarriet Baker, Webber, Philadelp! Portiand; Triv Ianvey, NYork for Gloucester; Surprise, Norfoik fer Danvers, Sid sche 4 Hammond, Sist—Arr brig J D Lincolo, W Webber, Matanzas for Port sehis Sunny South, Weeks, Mobile (or Boston; Geo is Pres. cott, Pendieton, Wilmington, NC, for do; 8 B Stebbins, ‘Thompeon, Norfolk tor Belfast; Julia Newell, Trott, Balti: more for Salem, “Ski sebrs HC Dodge, Surprise, and’ sunny vu Feb |—Arr brig 4 W Drisko, Drisko, Pensacola for Boston: sy, Koston for ‘Charleston; Charles = or Philadelphia; C smith, Gover. Gloucester tor NYork; George W Gane Tilden, Uamden f Norfolk. sid brigs Morning Light, Xenophon, J D Ligeola, and JW Drisko sehrs ‘Vivevard,, Georgia, , Harriet Baker, eveee & Freeuty 8 Stebbiug, Julla Newell, daltic, and ary Habe; Hemain a 104M, wind light from W, schea UD, Richard Bullwinkle, C'S Carstairs, b C sinith, abd Geo W Glover. KRORT, Feb 1—Are sobr ‘Alquizat, “Long, MAVFORT, Fa, Jan 19-1 port brig Roser, Thompeon, for Providence first fair wind. NEW UOKLEANS, Jan si T (by tel) ship Prima Donna, VBURYPORT, Jan 31—Sid schr Amelia, Bayley, Maya "'VEwPort, Jan S1—Arr brig Olive, Chureh, Providence tor Matanzas; schrs Ocean Mird, Va; Maria Laoulea, Cummings, by 18 AM the above arrivals: Br brig Mary Ann, Mo: " Havana for NYork; schre Muguie Bell, Gilkey, ovidence for Norfolk: Julia Baker, Baker, do for N agie, Flowers, Fall Kiver for Nortolk; Ju Me und others, ry Wheeler, ney Fanny 1, Lavaca: M i due, Treian, Movie; sltze beth Segar, henyon, Providence (aud sid) PTL ASBU IM, Va, Jan sl—Arr seh Norlolk Sia sehr Joshua Bates, Cairn Achorn, Merrill, NMedt ord. PROVINCEIOWS Ny Feb tn pe ise. b L—Are soamers Oxpray, Kenney, and York; schrs Chas Waiting, Wtxo Jobn E Adama, Tyre, Savannah, Josiah ort brig Billow, Hodgdon, from ari ae PROVIDE) Wentcheater, Fran Hallock, Kappabauuock, ‘sloop Rienzi, nk. bark nund Dwight, ‘Nickerson, Brin ‘ol, nd, to finish Id@ for Hay ‘ id barks Early Bird, Com Hong K Algua Hay; 4 ‘Aus brig Ly te Thy itm, ships Duguese: (FP), & rie han aan, au, « ‘naries (Heid), Leehe: SAVANNAH, Jo —Arr steamship Keystone state, Marshman, New York. cr) steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, baltimore; Br ship Powerl ul, Nixon, Liverpool; i bark Al berta, smiib, do. PF PARTIBS WISHING BOARD WILL ‘ALL AT NO. 61 Madison avenue, between Iwenty-seveuth and Twen WWeelghtds streets, they Wail find band ed hovme y Which may be at (ei digpowal on reasonable Wi Vhysician's Uthiee on parlor to Vr YENRY RYDER WANTS TU SEE JOHNNY NEIL be wil cali at or address # Marion street, ‘aard, 8 Wihil street +o WILL BE AT YOUR FRIEND’ “LAST PLACE” aby AM. to-day. dist, Tbh bi. THB HEIRS OF JAMES B, STEWART, SBA 10 1690 (0 1894, calion fhomas L. Bray HOTELS. cr. “LAWRENCE, Merge AND BloneH hal? the wa Apart. werest by calling hore MP ANY TH ty Undets, Fe, See Hn ta ‘corr and Mem a are hereby hotbed to bie, In auiseus dress, with te. Urual be lee of srs ary ball goes At 415 Myrtie avew pe or i pong at Hibute ot re peace our late bro. {he arm By ore arn a ot ar come Wa. B, Bromxit, Acting Urderl eet Pariies | : 1S BALE OF = | Guages SALES AT AUCTION, A A, *OBTDIER ontevIN & 60, AUCTIONEERS, 4 DC ees A voTION. Magnihoest 7 'Y of agentioman leaving Yor Burope octave rosewood Flauot ort, - Ot Patntings, by eminent arta meas Tegaing Room Baie, rend ecdiadiie anit Tase:tenidinn’ ‘plate pler and mantel Mirrors, Medallion Velvet Carpets and Mosaic Kigee namcliors, Sevres and Dreade: ve Artistic Bronze: and Marbie cal yiemanioned tase, 0 Oak Bxtension Diain: Table snd Bates wean ee ol ety et, to mate b, ner aid Tea Sets, Bobeuslan and Crystal Engraved Glassware, Solid Silver Ware and Shett Table Cutlery, Bronze and Ormolu Olocks and Candelabras to match, sewer d aud Mahogany Chander Furniture, on muito, ps, MORTIMER GILFFIN & CO, auctioneers, ave the {o announce to their friends aid the publle, that they rat pubhe auction, thia day. (Monday), Febi a: 102" o'clock all the housebold Fufatiureund’ works OF Art Crmtained tn thee elegant residence of Zeao Burnham, Enq, $f West Siateenth atreet, between Fifth ‘and. Sith avent catalozue comprising the EP avnrtnca of household Furaiture’ oferta ‘ae auction this is neneon; th house was furnished six months ago and is in Ierfect order; the furpiture was made to order by Baudoin, Meeks & Well, fn ie of the beat desceipiion, Kale percmp! Drawing Room Furolture—Two superb Lara Suits, solid Tosewood, covered ib matin brucatel: perevaire, K Cabinets. fables, two large Mantel Milirara two do. Per Mir: rors, oldered Lace Curtains, xix ight bronze and ormol Chandeli rot Dresden china V, eons elegantly d superb Etegere Ornaments; artistic Bronges, Tepre- Mas seuuing Chevalle de Mare, Kichard TL wai we Music, el te moder masters, Frenc r " i es ravings; elegant ormoalt 1, Crusade: cy Haidings by pepe | see ees aT AUCTION. Wiss ABBOTT, ‘Avoriexnan, “OFFIOR NO. € Broad dy (Monday), at 10 A. M, the Stock and jes. of the whotiiele ot Grocery and Li: | quor Store, Ne. $0 Cherry street, consisting of two fine walnut | counters, three imps, stand kegs, measures, fron safe, plalform and other sales, tea cantiisters, groceries and liquors, Horse, we gon and harness at 12 o'clock. Sue MUSICAL. | GREATLY IMPROVED PIANOFORTE, LIGHTE & BRADBURY, | aulated full row fenusey grand aod ‘rom feaume, grand | Broome sti eet. rianos Nanos fo rene — re LADY, Ce x on be hg ma gs ae ale or "Feat for for gia oe. ‘Attention those who wish to Ba a frente to fee None peed apply formers or ere ‘Teacher, | Ran not a : IFICE FOR CASH—AN ELEGANT SEVEN. } octave rosewood Mianoforte for $175, 6 coat aeay new rich, fund coguers carve scoped basa, patent in forte, No. Adi LL TEACH MP ROBIRICENT: ry N OOTAVE WAROR RTE, | fluted Tegs, ‘’ ‘ich, hulk Carved lege und case, round corners, made to order by Broad | makers: “Tally PE ggg the furniture way makers the richest Instrument oifered at auction tht | establishment, 676 Siath avenue, Bear Portieth str neason; Stocl und Cover. F ClamnD ra Hur Bedstonds, | dM. UN7 P. M. Weshriandy Wardrobes, Mattresses, eddloa ke "Nirrorn tair Carpets; alec, a large assortment of Ditlag Honus ; in niturg:at. taser an ese 1 aed | ee a cua, be tern gant jesidence for or ‘or further particulars ip. fd tron plate, lined with ‘ation, ini er) pal uire of the auctioneer ne | BEY, neem improvement made order LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUOTIONEER—WILL, SELL | fares yearn Ot $300, wil be I be eoid for. Sad “oe AA this day (aondag) wit y at 12s o'clock, at the | tnd Cova. Alvo elegant paeion ooh ove x ior at ‘am at 5 mare jar sale: — ire wt 70 W: asian Tbh om No, Cee ck Masten. ap | quire at 70 West Twenty sixth street, near me Lustiranee, 200 Union Con, Mining’ 100 im B OBDER OF SUPREME col cone an sae frag em ys '2 Knickerbocker lee CO. 100 100 | Zikerton, coverel Puscete tee eee ee nS 5 Lamar Insurance 0 Balt beantirul ‘OruAMented, Ae. tovewon ete fi ra Phenix Insurance, ... ng sane ey} Ace $325, to close my & Howard Insurance... 100 20 Empire City Ing onera Al ply as atthe 20 Dam Feel & fo... 100 20 Meroant tie Brut to owery. Yona MeDONALD, eouiver. 3 Metra eitan tne i) MUNI reeaton at} ARGAINS IN VIOLINS, VIOLI letropolitan Tas. a one , Co. NCELLOR, a _ 50 sar, ew hit RI 0 «GUS Insurance Co... 25 r. A. Mirmont intends leaving tor oe, BOWE ae Micha tiers, ae ‘Exchange Tus... 10) iuatant ‘and takes this opportunity to offer artists snd arma. 40 Markee Bi 100 ommnerce 1s......., 10) | teurs bls tine collection of musical ‘instruments at considerably n 10 3,000 Wheeling City 6per cent bonds,” 10,000 Sciota & Hocking Valley RR. 7 per cont bonds. 2,000 Virginia State 6 per cent bonds. 5,00) Mississippi & Missouri RR. 7 per cent bonds, 10,000 San Franciseo City and Co 6 per cent bonds, 100 Milwaukee City (Wis) 7 8. 6 percent stock of Assignees wale of the following assets of the estate of John Higgins & Sons:— m Levy & Bro , Balttmor natl, Olio, $347 19; $140; Jas. RK Dickson, New Orleans, $590 46. ACCOUNTS. Jas, Re Dickson, New Orleans, $84 6; M. Carey & Co, Worcester, Mase., $90 65; Thos. Camero ‘Troy, N. Y., $7454) 7 noe m, 8. Hanke ort, N. y, 7 865, lar Auction sale of Biocks and Bonds every \ and THURSDAY, or eve yay when required, @t 12h, o'clock, at the stock salesroom, iMiam street, or at the Merchants’ ichenge. if preterred. Stocks and bonds bought aud sold at private sale and at the Brokers’ i ALBERT H. NIC ‘OLAY, Auctioneer and Stock Broker, No. 82 William atreet, near Wall. paycent bonds, RECEIVABLE, ¢ 155; J. & A, Henderson, Cinein- . 8, Weatherby, Cincinnati, Ohio, \ reduced 4 prices, at aed Broudw, NHICKERING & SON'S GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. } _ 004 Broadway, New York, — R. GEORGE CROZIER, VOCALIST, REQU a Ee ea 8 to tI | a n very ailvantageous t mM At home until 13 | Qlelock. "62 West ‘wenty-elg) th Atreel near Sixth avenne, IANOB, MELODEONS, ALEXANDRE ORGAN! | pr iis toweet, possible prices. sevond hand Quasar dargains, from $25 0 $100. One seven octave, second ia front round corners, fancy, lags, fretwork dak ioe ik Pignos ani rent. and rent al- urchased. vagrants red reedived for the Mont thi IORACE WAIER*, Agent,$838 Broad: TANOFORTE, —YINLSIING Beige WILL BE AT. tended at their residences bj er the frst masters In Europe an the higneat teat Dervocting thers in thal branch of ‘Address Plano, box Encinas! be 190 Herald UCTION NOTT EB. $9,000 WORTH OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR- | AT PUBLIC AUCTION. MAGNIFICENT FIANOFURTE, PARLOR SUITS, BRON. RUSSELL W. WEST ictioneer, will sell. this day, at 10%, o'clock, precisely, thé entire beaitifal Furniturn eon! tained tn the dweiling hou 152 Twenty-tirst street, be- tween Seventh and kighth avenues, The parlors, eham| dining room and Library are furnished in rosewood and ma. 0. 1y; all in perfect order, having been made to order four months if which will besold without reserve, conaist. Ing of elegant Pianotorte (cost $M), two magniticent rosewood Parler Suits in brocatel, rosewood centre and mantel and'pier Mirrors, Turkish Lounges ani Bier Cableacostly Chairs, over sux hundred yards of Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, silk and lace Curtains, bromze Clocks, Paintings rich Bronzes and Vascn, Puscwood Raustenas wanaiog Burcaus, elegant hat ses, Bods and Beddii Chiurs of al; kind ‘every description, ivory Knives, Oil tho * i ng, Lactipae, tees fs woth, Hodetoads, 14, Rockers, rch French ( iverware, Spoons, Fork ers, tha, stair Carpets, Steves, &c, Sale posl- PORTER & at AUCTIC BALERS LN FINE png he MONDAY, Heeb Fy 4, at 11 o'oboek A. M. costly Furniture, Paintings, rosewood drawing r elegint seven octave Mianolorie, Mirrors, velvet ae resi 1s Fourteenth street, near Eighth ue, consisting of Very elegant pier and mantel Mirrors, face und brocatel Curtains, rich carved. rosewood Etegeres, with mirror fronts; threo solid rose Si a satin, rose we centre Tables, Fianotort Oil c aintings. hairs, elegat other mapte Doning Tab “oak Buiter, Chairs, chin: ts, Cut Glassware, & large assortment of tine fvory Untle: ry, together with ‘an extensive varie ture in rosewood wad mahogany ; ding, pure hair Matresses, velvet, »' Clocks, Mirrors, mahogany v1 Brussels and ingrain Carpets ha? ibs, basement Furnl aitend. 'N. B—The above t bargain, Apply w the ns emsy. ‘TION’ NOTICE.—MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSE- hoid F urniture, pets, Mirrors, &e M DOUGHTY, Auctionser, will sell_on Monday, Feb. 4, at’ 10}, o'clock, at salesroom 85 Nassau street, prising wahogany avd rosewood Parlor Sults, vi i 1A in bairclo 1K) sks, {ont ifon Bates, ae Bedsteads, Matur aire, three Wilder’ UCTION SALE—TO HATTERS.—A. M, ORISTALAR, auctioneer, will sell this day. 4th Inat., at salesroom 25 Bowery, about 16 dozen Sot Hats and 15 do, Cloth Caps, amorted; also about 100 pairs ladies’ and gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, Avge 4, ac Tot, EB CLOTHING, » Will well this " iahge lot of winter Ostia TON SALE READ v KR, Conte; a Tange ¥ riet} + Vents; also woollen U alls, Neck Ties; a large lot of Bort ‘Hatey Boots aud clot Caps and two Bewing aachines. A TION NOTICE —RURNTAM'S FORNITCR 0 e press and Packing Fstablian wenth street, between Fifth and visi House: hold turniture boxed and shipped to all parts of the world. nes. d wagons for removing furniture of families, Fur- stored. NOTICE CROCKERY GLASS AND FANCY TL uctioneer, on Tnes- ny =4 ove eke at dol streel, positive taal sale of White, granite, yellow, rock and common Ware, in lots for dealer alers. BY DANIEL; S MATHRWS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, DAY, Fi bat 10}, or¢lock, sinesne ts ete etuae ‘ont oflice noe skHolp FURNITURE, GANT PIER MIR- ae diaretdende of ante, cose J and other Bedroom Porni- three elegant, pier Mirrors, sa, Table Cutlery, &c. Cata sale, ed from East Brosa ing Varlor Suite, Dining and Libra ure, sliver plated Wave, Ch logues and goods ready arly on. os morning of 4 I ANKRUPT STOCK AT AUCTION —2Y ORDER_OF the creditors, OORMAN A HUGE will sell at No 6 Chatham square, on Monday, February 4, very extensive stock of ali kinds of Shawla, Dress coods, idery, wool Jeu Undergerments, silk Neck Ties, Fancy Articles, Sarpet ing, 108s the auction earns Tiquorss brandy, gin; Son hegare, Also, Lb bags offee, and other groceries. J.B, OAK, Constable MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT HIS J . store, 173 Chatham street, at 10! 0 clock this day, Fur nithire from manufacturers aud others, renoved fu nience of sale, A\ Feather. Heda, Uil 'y Good, e., TO RE SOLD Paintings, Mirrors, ( 6, yA ru o'clock forenoon, at 71 Crosby re, con sist ingof Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Beds bureaus, Lo king iasiew, Carpets, Uilcict Crockery and other JAS ¥ Attorney. oT a Tray ‘will nell on unrecioemed Prelgs fet Clouning, Blankecs, Quilts, Hoots, Gal. «1 ner of D. MBITAN, IS Grand street, Feb. 4 at W o'clock T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER. . GAKLOK BIUV ER Al AUCTION WHITTEMOKS & HAZELL Will incluce in thelr Hard. ware baio of TUESDAY, February 5, Mr salearoom, 158 Hroudway, vie Seeommencs at 100% 0 clock, Twen'y-five uvey god superior Parlor and Uflice Stover, “Mewor” aod ‘Atbanion’’ patterns, from 10 to 12 inches, SJ rz) AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL THIS 4 kot 1 Aun street, by virtue of wehattel Morten goa: ss Sof Wining Salvon—Counier, ‘marbio lop tables, Chotts, Law Giast, Crockery and Ghianwatey hance. owing U tens ke, : ya. nocanT, AUCTIONBERJ—CONSTABLE'R male, This day, ab 10% o'clock, at Li Ninth avesae, ll tie iat ile and ner of hal op the 2d day of Jan or or, an and int the Stock an ac vat an as J+ ruary 8, at 10, 0° scivel William sreet, coustabie’s Ding store consisung of Glaae Jara, Perfumery, 5h weages, Counter, Sbelying, &., ae, Moe Abs OS JOHN. F. CLARY, Conatabies 8 TE. HARNES# Piaatss & FA.KOHULD, fat I o'eto Ramsar kereet wit OF unBal ctioneers, will “Ak tee ‘aivdrooms, 13 One KELL, Sheriff, DRY ‘uctionorr, w riya Bi o'clock, weaved Phd avon Lnrentira one Pte sa Sy hg ON ty Diack and figured uke, ry oo peat C yaed a general aasor| oo niry gooda store. “By order of rns JO IN KELLY, Sherif, M. WITTE RS, sebicky mt 44 be other Mattirane, frat ; re x, warble top ary ing other sehatands, Chinn, Gass, ke.s 4) ngrostn niture, wood, Un atid other Waren "tie whoo at cash, and ouctable for family uve, Two Veloei CLOSE AN ESTATE. | AN EXTRAORDINAHY ol HANG POR LUE Saeed _ | tended Col, Pau onsisting of men’s | At CTIONRRR, ara BRL, jritia "at arnt: utes | ‘the. whole t9 be sold for ipedon, cost $75, TANOFORTES, $26) PIANO, 7 OCTAVE, ROSEWOOD but one year in use, price Ag ‘one 614 ovtave 390; a’ Melodeon, ‘A fine assortinent of modern iin, npr new Pianos, from. ‘ to $400 14d avenue Ay, corne r of Tenth street. ZALEZ, PIANOS, MELODEONS, DIAMONDS, Sates, Paintings, Furniture, allver au ewing Machines, Guns, # xu all Steam kngs cheap. Cash sdvanoes dp Pianos, Watehes, Diamon F. JONES, 52 A 10 LET—A FIRST RATE B1X OCTAVE PIANO, HALLET & Davis’ make. Inquire at GREENE & BAKERS, 177 Broadway, up statrs, $150.» facturing PIANOFORTES. $180. the introduction of machinery in the manu- jJanofortes, we are now abie to Offer to the ch oomve rosewood Piano, coptaining ail the improvements for $1 ca-h, of more perfect Rigi om f than has usually been sold for $300 «r by the old of manufacturing. We invite al , lenchers of muaia and the public to call and eis 7 these hew instrument struments, at GRUVESTEIN & HALE'S INSTRUCTION, $5—WRITING.—DOLBEAR'S © T | AT Sho brosdway, win posts move suifoeas or trembling Crom the worxt hand; and giveu smooth, rapid. bu. Hiness atyle Each pupil will révelve private iaatriction from. | Mr. Dolbear in person, BRY | ‘AT , STRATTON & PACKARD'S MBROAN- i | tile College, Nes IBand 19 Cooper Lnstivute, a thorough Anowledge of commercial science ean be ubtaned, including Vookkeeping, pentment hip, commercial law, arithmetic, &e. ‘Open day and evening. | ACKARD, Resident Principal, | AT $2%—-FOR 20 WRITING LESSONS; HOOKKE ing, $10, leneoue unlimited; Ariuhmetie and Writing, $10 te " | lyn. | ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES, 9% BROAD WAY.—IN- *irvetion given in French, German, Spanish, Ltalian | Englich, Latin ane Greek Lad! | men, from 5 *, M. to 10 P.M. quarter; to single individ $i: to single indiv: twenty four lessons TINELLI, Prinespal. SITUATION WANTED—BY AN. AMERICAN MAR. ried lady, as governess, to take ol f and inatract two or three childien of from five to to the country if desired. ror partichiars address a note to | Mrs, PLB, care of A. Geissman & Co, LT Broadway. serma, in classes, 10 per gah, ‘AL "tbe house, In chances . $0 the quarve Ieesons per week. t LADY, WELL QUALIFIED To TEACH ENGLISH and ornamental bran shes, desires a situation as govern- mily, inexchdoge for board, or would ac- Wi at, between St in @ sehool, | cept a snail sab and 9th ava. Would accept a situatl RD FUR BROOKLYN.—TUB RUBSCRIB t WiLL, commence his Writing Ciasses at his ourt reat, Brookiyy. on Tursday, Sin inst,, at S oglock. be éntered at ihe Brookly oor New York Academy evening. LIVER B, GOLDSMITH, 923 Broadway. ©. ‘ADEMY, or VENMANSHLP AND BOOKKEKPING, 962 ‘wy, continued by W. 0, HOOGLA years ith Oliver B Goldaaith day and evening at the reduced terms RINMETIO, BOOKKFE?ING. BNOLISA GRAMMAR, Freneb, &c. Mr. CHAMBBRLAIN gives thorough int Mtructicn, day and evening, at 483 Broadway. Each student 4s taught separate, OOKKEEPING $5.—MR. DOLBEAR, 609 BROADWAY, the largest. commercial institute in New York. Husiness men and clerks can have a 4} practical courwa ‘oon be quallted to keep books ‘by Soubie JORYRRSATION PARLOR Conversational RLU HSA atic wan and Kogilsb wile tre formed at the Fy Broadwi ‘nion wi sbewulictnt, “irvate “Tamora in hain Gramma ey be had ative fronteed by abe Nighent py of tuts city: Por elreularaced particulars apply at the institute ‘L, PALMA DI_CESNOLA. HAND TRAINING, Of BROADWAY.— 4 =i should do injustice i may yl rai ac. entry, Dre i improveanent nusushiphanaer yer your instruction. aPihe' end Ot thelr tw desson tl ve me & #} IT must contess [ was ast. onek ih overt such improvement in 80 sbort culeriy sme them vo was I gratified as I had alwa: rily bad writers, ‘ully yours, &e. ‘SouN ped RENCH TEACHER WANTED.~ONK wu Vv) | H private icssous from 640 8 o'clock, thrgentinee pee, Geek b) bear of @ pupil by addressing frank Stewart, dered oflies. ‘ERMAN AMERICAN LN SPIT UTH, 9p What TWENTY. Feo 7 recond “strect Term began ow Tes toaking font sluones ‘ane iigheroas =i Mh gener Tecelve scholars of bo-h sexes frdun, the Sh’ Up to. the 16th | Xpplicativn aay conan ee ee | 11. GENCKE, #0. 300 Went Prconty norte meet, NATIRUC TION —PRIVATE LBSBUNS GIV! UCTION, LAW ATR, Laanune OIVAN BY A i at her own residence of elsew! every at ve" Sigal data eah e ae eee mojeracs Wound lke wv take Dreaksast with a ¢rench | family, for which she would | References given. AGaevas Mingrve, stots Mustrucion, of money. AL TE. \CHERS? INSTITUTE, N J. York —vpen dal; Lo sneeeee ee country, and i eacbers, Pupils, u Parents and School Utieers. for ae cas « __BICE & ANDREWS. SOMPRTENT AND BXPR adiidy ib LPANISH.—A MouLy SY pened jeache a" the hota spovane lowe i, at lila rest Sateen Of La Cre sica, 6 PAUGHE. AS ERS. KLANG aORAIN, at Ulin von Hy Aawor hece applicants age requeated toa from may qatgsne TUTOR —A oy ‘awa th Oo eat ot eee te oF 01 poe Buna, wen ele iad A Rd ! ne _ DANCING ACA ADEMIES. A. 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