The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1863, Page 2

J — ———EEe all their UTY APER. money left with them in this way to carry ba : « nin stocks, amd many merchants who have been in Letter of the See Genseeney eof the zee the habit of losing interest om their herpes i ‘Tagascry Derarruxst, Fob. 2 nee way pies Sa— 1k the ipt of a | Several days have discover a ofthe Senate of the 24th tant, requ it, even on loans for a single day. Certificates of resolution of the Senate of the 24th instant, requesting the Seoreiary of the Treasury to communicaie w the Senate | Hontic indebtedness are dull at M4. First class the amount of revenue, if apy, which bas acorued to the | P' 5 “" United States since the passage of the act of March 2, | business paper sells at5% a 6%. 1861, at ita various ports of entry from the duty on print” | Gog ig not as active aa it was. It sold at the ing paper, and whether, in his opinion, a reduction of the a ¥ . srt duty on printing paper would toad to increase the public | opening this morning at 157%, sold down - —— wards to 1571, in the afternoon at 157, and closed at 1567 bid. Exchange fell to 173 a 4%. We have received the following copy of a bill introduced into Congress by Mr. Loomis, of Connecticut, ‘To obtain the requisite information for the period sub- Bequent to the date of the returns made to this office, the collectors of the principal ports were directed to make immediate reports. Copies of their replies are transmit- ted herewith. It appears that at the ports of Philadelphia and Balti. | with a view to restrain speculation in gold:— more thore have been no importations of printing paper, n a . ~ ? Sxcnion 1,—Be it enacted, That all contracts for the pur- Sad oBAATAONY, 00 revenue has been collected there: euane ce cule of galktan Aiean eal okeie tated 2 4 or tor the loan of money or currency upon the collateral security of United States coin exceeding one hundred dol- lars in amount, shall be in writing, ‘md signed by the parties; and if said contract is to be performed or carried out within three days from the date thereof said contract shal! bear an adhesive stamp, as prescribed in the act to which this is in addition, of one per centum of the amount of the contract, tho amount to be estimated by the legal currency of the United States. If said contract is not to be ed within three days, and is to be performed within sixty days trem the date thereof, then said contract shall havo said adhesive stamp equal to two and a half per centum thereof; and if said contract has more than sixty days torun, then it shall bear said adhesive stamp for a sum equal, in addition to said two = a haif per contum, to one per centum for each thirty in excess of sixty days. . 2.—All contracts, loans or gales of gold and silver coin of the United States not made in accordance with this act shall be wholly and absolutely void; and, in ad- dition to the penalties provided in the act to which this is in addition, any person may at apy time within one year from the’ date of said contract bring an action to Tecover the amount of money or currency paid on any contract rot made in accordance with this act. It isa grave question whether coercive and re- strictive laws of this kind ever attain their object. The reason why gold rises is that the public credit is bad, and people are losing confidence in the The Tariff act of July 25 last classifies all paper under the heads “ writing paper” and‘ manufactures of paper,” in which latter classification printing paper is included The aggregate value of importations at Hoston, under those heads, 1s $31,741, and the revenue collected thereon $10,020, of "which 39,688 45 ts the revenue ou *-manufac- tures of paper,” including printing paper. At New York the value of importations under the bead of ‘manufactures of paper’? is $126,141, producing a reve- nue of $39,683 95, making an aggregate value of the im portations at the four principal ports, under the head of “‘manufactures of paper,’ of $156,825, yielding an aggre- gate revenue of $49,372 40, which amounts include manu- factures of paper of all kinds other than writing paper. What proportion of this revenue is derived exclusively from printing paper it is impossible to ascertain. In my opinion the reduction of the duty on printing paper would not lessen the revenue from that source, but would tnd Largely to increase t. 1 am, very respectfully, your obe- dient servant, 8. P. CHASE, Secretary of the Treasury. Hon. H. Hawsy, President of the Senate. Custom Hovusx, Boston, Coutector’s Orric, Jan. 26, 1863. Sim—In compliance with your request, under date of 284 inst., I have caused the requisite examination to be made, and as the result [ transmit an abstract of all the paper, including manufactures of paper, entered at this ottice under the act of March 2, 1861. Zhe whole amount of paper, and it all 1s included under the head of ‘writing Pe ae peers Bic ge = government. You cannot restore confidence and 8. E: Cason, Bestes J. mt GOUDRIUH, Coliector. re-establish public credit by fining and taxing peo- h ea esas Basa Acaih pmcbagmatd chars ries ple. The way to check the rise of gold is to win of Boston f trom and after the passage an act of March victories, to put down the rebellion, to pass none 2, 1861. iia but sound laws, and to take no measures of gov- Writing turer of Duty. ‘Total | ernment which do not commend themselves to one to pas 30 preent. Falue. | public approval as judicious, .constitutional and Fr , S97 AL O10 0454 80 21,016 | wise. As to the speculators in gold—most of —— =~ | whom would have been’ejected from Gen. Grant’s toatl Gece peas 10 21,787 | lines had they resided within his department— 1,708 ——— 1,703 | it is wiser to let them have their way than to _ 101 15 289 | frighten the public at large by restraining people 7,967 2,784 95 7,957 | trom doing that which in itself is a perfectly legi- 9,665 3,483 90 9. 954 | timate act. By and by, if we have victories, these 15’ 30, 684 10, 1020 00 31,741 B. F. COPELAND, Deputy Collector, Durrict_ ov Boston AND Cianixerown, Collector's Office, Jan. 26, 1863. Coutscror’s Orrice, Custom House, New York, Jan. 26, 1863. Sm—{ am in receipt of your letter of the 234 instant, caclosing a resolution of the Senate calling {or information as to the amount of revenue collected siuce the passage of the act of March 2, 1801, on privting paper. Priuting Paper not being ‘subject to a different rate of duty from Other paper, it has not been distinguished as such in the Anvoices and entries. It ts thought that but little, if any, been imported. The headings prescribed for ‘the re- turos to the Treasury are ‘writing paper’ and ‘paper manvfactures of Dot specified.” Printing paper would fo embraced under the latter head. I enclose a statement of the value oi imports under each head, with the amount Of duties accrued thereon. Very respectfully, your obe- dient servant. C. P, CLINCH, Deputy Collector. Hon. 8. P. Cuase, Secretary of the Treasury. Imports of Paper into the Port of New York from Aprit 1, 1861, to December 31, 1862. same speculators will work as vigorously on the side of the currency, by selling gold down, as they now work against it by bidding gold up. The stock market was better to-day, and, though the recovery is slow and the public unusually cau- tious, yet the indications of a further advance were decidedly marked. At the morning board New York Central rose %, Erie 1, Harlem %, Southern old 134, Illinois Central %, Pittsburg 2, Toledo 4, Galena %, Rock Island 134, Fort Wayne 244, Terre Haute 4, Pacific Mail 124. Bends were without change. Governments were, lower. At the one P. M. session of the public board the mar- ket was quite strong. Erie advanced 1, Pittsburg 2, Rock Island %, Southern old %. The specula- tors who sold their stocks when the pinch in money iz / edt, Weitiag, 00 par tomt::. sec STRAT otal 19 | commenced, a week ago, were ready to buy them sper, writing, 35 por cent........ 22,432 7,851 20 | back to-day for cash. At the second board the per, anata es pepo sai same Bho 42 | market was all very strong. Erie rose 34, Rock Island %, and the other active shares %4a %{ per cent. . The market left off very firm. At the four P. M. seasion of the public board the market was as rampant as we ever saw it, and a further con- siderable advance was realized in all the active speculative shares—the most active being Erie, Pittsburg, Roek Island, &c. The excitement was kept up to the close, giving promise of a very lively day to-morrow. The following were the quotations at half-past five: + +++ $220,730 00 ry 182 25 Custom Hovss, Bartimork. Jan. 27, 1863. Sm—Yours of the 23d instant, conveying a ‘copy of a readlution of the Senate calling for information concerning (ae duty on printing paper, is received. After a careful ‘examination / have to report no cae paper entered at this port since March 2, 1861. am, very Peupscualle, your obedient servant, HENRY W. HOFFMAN, Hon. S. P. Cuase, Secretary of the Treasury. Custom House, PHiLaveurma, Cotirctor’s Orrice, Jan. 26, 1863. Sm—In reply to your letter of the 23d instant, I Collector. Jeave to state that been no importations of print- US6's. 81 924 a 92 bh 94K a 96) ng paper ot this port since the 2d of March, 1861, and con- USe's,conrsl 94a oe” Harlem ns aha te sequently no revenue received therefrom. Vory respectfully, | US4's,cou,’74 853, : etree . OT a 68 youre, WILLIAM B. THOMAS, Collector. * | Trens 7.30 n.. rors 0 108 ing ...... 91K a 9136 |. 8. P. Cnase, Secretary of the Treasury. US6's,lyrcer 94 a 9434 Michigan Cen. 96% a 971; PULA Set Pe ree ae U8 demand. 1853 0.188% Mich So & N Ia Bee 5834 Supreme Court—General Term. Te 61 pets aries ai a a Fan. 4.—Joseph Colwell, respondent, ws. Herbert Law. Cleve & Pius., 13 8 ax rence, Jr., and Joseph Foulks.—This was an appeal from a decision of Hon. H. P. Hunt, referee, who had rendered a fudgment in favor of the respondent, who was the as- signee of Birkbecks & Hodges, a manufacturing firm which formerly existed in this city. Various pointe of law were raised on the appea! , among which were the fol- lowing:—It appeared that the assignee claimed title to the demand under an assignment of the general partners in that frm—which was limited partnership under the statute—the special partner not having joined in the as- assignment, although he assented to > St Another point feroee on this state of facts. It appeared that the firm of Birkbeeks & Hodges had entored into a contract with the appellants to construct for the latter a double engine for a pew vessel, which the appellants were building for the Spanish government, In this contract was a provision imposing on the contracting parties $100 per day for- feiture in case the same was not completed by the con- tract time. The referee overruled both of those points, and rendered judgmont for the assignee. From this judg- ment appeal was taken to the General Term, and was ar- gued in November last before Judges Ingraham, Leonard aod Peckham; by Mr. Wyeth for appellant and by D. McMahon for respondent Judge Ingraham delivered an elaborate opinion stat that referee committed no error which will call fora reversal of this judgment firmed, with costs. United States Circuit Court. Before Hon. Judge Shipman. Fan. 6.—The Exchange Bank of Hartford’vs. John King et al.—This cause was taken from one of the State courts to the United States Circuit on motion of defendants’ counsel, on the ground that one of the defendants was an alien. On the trial the plaintiffs offered to prove the in- corporation of the Exchange Bank by reference to the Private laws of the Stato of Connecticut, as printed by order of the State ae The defendant objec ted that such incorporating could onty be established by ‘an exemplified copy of the company’s charter under the great goal of the State, ‘The Court held, on. consideration, that it was 00: necessary, the session laws, as published by the Legisiature of the State, being suilicient. Subso- quently a verdict was rendered for the plainti(fs in the sum of $1,500. Galena & Chi.. 91% a 92 Cleve & Tol... 90}f 8 90% Chic & Rk Isid oie 92 by ited 105 34 a 107 duC.. 39448 40 A good deal of discussion is going on in banking circles with regard to the effect of the new in- terest bearing Treasury notes upon the money market and prices generally. An idea at first pre- vailed that they might absorb the loose money in the banks and elsewhere, and so cause a strin- gency. This view has not stood the test of close examination. For, in the first place, these notes will be themselves @ legal tender currency, and will thus circulate as money in the event of any active demand for money; and, secondly, before they can be purchased by the banks or by the bank depositors the Secretary must furnish some currency to pay for them with. At the present moment the return to the Bank Department shows that all the banks in the State of New York have only got $20,000,000 of legal tender notes on hand— less than would be required to buy one month’s issue of Treasury notes. Before the new Treasury notes can be purchased, either by the banks or by individuals, a further considerable issue of ordinary legal tender notes must be made. This is already in progress. The bank note companies are printing over a million dollars a day, and Mr. Chase is paying out the money as fast as he re- ceives it. The $100,000,000 lately authorized by joint resolution of Congress will be disbursed as fast as they are printed. As soon in issue of interest bearing Treasury notes is authorized the banks will call upon Mr. Cisco to return the $48,000,000 supa Denti Spestak Teva of money lent him on ten days’ notice. This he will fu, &~—DasnetL, Worthrop ve. Daniel 2. Northrop.— | 40 by using the $50,000,000 of legal tender held Ordered judgment of foreclosure as against defendant | in reserve for the purpose. Thus, before the inte- Northrop, and sale of ail the interest of Northrop, and for | rest bearing notes can come into the market to delivery of possession. Frodorick Engle and wife vs. Henry Schults.—Judgment on comnrret with leave to amend within ten days on Pa Westray vs. David Scaman.—Decree as asked distarb the value of money, $150,000,000 more legal tender notes will be added to the $250,000,000 now afloat, and under these circumstances money can hardly be expected to rule very high. The whole subject is governed by old and very simple princi- ples of political economy. Issues of paper money, baptized by whatever name, and distinguished by whatever incidental features in regard to interest, for in complaint, with $25 extra allowance. Fire wag tad of the Cit; = New ee vs. Mi today is the ; Pape, who gues to London &c., are all practically the same, and produce the fortiliot with letters to the Queen and some of the lead. | same effects. They all teud to put ap the price of me retin lish nobility, given to him during | gold, enhance the currency value of property, Ydentenant A.M. Murray, U.S. A..F. Baron. Foglond; and produce the usual phenomena which are col- lectively called an inflation. It is juat a» impos- sible to cure the evils resulting from one issue of paper moncy by issuing another and a somewhat different kind of paper money as it would be for an insolvent to pay hia promissory notes with Leonatd Grover, Washingln, W. li Hooper, A. C. Brad. ford, California’ N, Fite. Avorn, H. Ceara and RoE ;, Plladespia, are stopping at the Metropolitay \< G. M. Gries and family, Goshen, G. H_ Nelden and lady, xew Jersey, Colonel 7%. H. Benvon, Jefferson county. © , Chariestown: J. WH. sleeper, Heston; Hoo. A tt € * Tebanou, N. i., ¥. W. i Philadelph worthless checks. oes; 6. Buck Racy aptann veacts Sara’ | ‘The amount of whiskey annually produced in kwerald Isle, are stopping at the Astor House P | the United States, according to the census of 1960, ia 80,453,089 gallons. The amount of tobacce Arrivals and Departures. grown ia returned in the same work as 429,396,771 ARRIVALS. New One Havaxa—Steamahip Roanoke—J Kelly, | pounds. A tax of $1 per gallon on the whiskey Reta, ae, ry grat } ‘ Jutceast 4% | and $1.8 pound on the tobacco would thus produce Frey, J ay. ‘Curran, N 10, Jt. Mire Cotima’ a revenue of over $500,000,000 a year, and ye gan ting Baad starr g Wier oa_ would leave both articles cheaper Fibs they ae se Sarton ommodore fore Fooun cel Seal Dupre “fee Kurope. Under the circumstances the duty of srry Slate, J ‘aontat value of Is ente: for i tet Whet6 ‘tout ‘ond. iematiog aie fag ctihapticn lat week was $136,801; penn = | from warehouse, $239,732; entered for warehouse, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | $371,706. buhis The bnsinese of the Sub-Treasury was as fol- Paar, Feb. 6—6 P. M. lows to-day:— Mongy is ersier to-day, and can be borrowed + $1,185,505 36 without difficulty at six per cent. The prevailing é ree bd dulness on the Stock Exchange has reduced the demand for money, and some of the bankers who were the most exacting a week ago are now anxious to lend at six on very old fashioned margins, This result has been brought about partly by the large amounta of money which have been loaned Mr. Van Dyck, Bank Superintendent, haa pre- in the street by merchants and others. Some | pated a table showing what United States stocks brokers, doing large business, have had enough | and uotes were held by the banks of this State on ee 6,136,205 83 Mr. George H. Bend, of the house of Livermore, Clows & Co., was elected this morning a member | of the Stock and Exchange Boardf by s very fat- | tering vote. the 19th of January. They had the following ‘Total........ 17,669,130 The astounding feature in this statement is the fact that all the banks in this State only hold $20,- 000,000 of legal tender notes wherewith to pay for new public loans or Treasury notes. Steck Excha: Fuupay, Feb. 6, 1863. SOU Aes, St, ow * a2 SUN Cons Re, 119% Nooo U8 8" Jeoa a alae 5000 102°" 500 1000 do,Fob&Aug 103 200 9000 US 6's, ’87, reg 96 20000 US6's, 1 yrcor 94 20000 U $ dem n. .b30 16534 30000 do,.....b20 156 3000 Kentucky 6’s.. 101 2000 I1linois war loan 108 T000 ris: 2dmber'79 is 1000 Hud Riv con ba 108 1500 Clay & Pitts RR. . 100 do. 1000 Tol &Wab 1m b 1063¢ 5000 Pitt FtW&C 2m 10634 5000 Tol kWab 2d im 89 60 MetropolitanBank 101 5 imp & TradBank. 9434 50 Citz Gas Co Brook 99 150 Canton Company. 28 75 Cumpber Coal pref. 19 50 Quick’ Mining Co. 17 RR.. 50 Pacific Mail SS Co 1684¢ 200 ChicagoKNWRR. 18 850 NY Central RR Le 40 Rome & Wt’n RR 83 105,... 91” 100 shs ErieRR acs 8 le 99: 'Bl,reg 92 600 ie ’81,cou 94 250 Hudson River RR 98% 200 «do. 10 93% (000 USe's, 5 309;cou 92 16000 Tres 73-10 p cn 102 550 do... .small 102 2000 U 8 88,1 y cer 94 13000 Erie2dmb,ex’79 128 ading RR. 9 3000 Lack & West bs 118 ‘50 Mich Central RR. 97 15000 Clev&Pitts4thm 82 1000 MSo&NInd RR 5834 1000 Chic ANWistm 71 450 do. .. 585 250 2000 do...-..... 70 10000 Alt&THinbs.b30 814 5000 Ili Cen RR bds. 12534 90009 Amerioan gota 15TH 0.....45.. 18735 Ro obs Am Ex Bank. 96 ieee Sige wie 16 Panama RR 300 Ili Cen RR sori 50 Bk of Commerce. 89 50 Metropolitan Bk. 101 30 Man! Bank. 1: 2000 900 200 do. 630 100 100 Galena & ChiRR. 91 Joo Bruns City La Co 150 Clev & Toledo RR 8934 150 Tee al 8 Co 108 300 do. b10 90 + 170 700 do. «+» 90 200 N ¥ Central Ri pone! re UR ead RR. 91 250 0... eens 1199 2 100 265 Erie 92, 1200 2 Pita Wak 6536 200 66 100 66% 600 3 Chi Ps N WwW ie 1959 Sales at the Public Board. ONE O'CLOCK Y. ™. $6000 Tr 73-10 pen. 102 100 shs Har RR pref. 66% 10000 US rh lycer. 94 100 Clev & Pitts RR.. 7145 7000 93; 200 ao. 7 76 ita fe wae. 165% O....-0... 15655 foete amar i irs 0 Shs MB&NI RR b3 -b15 do.. io Ca 0 Beat Cen RR. 1 Clev * Pits. ba CT ‘bi 400 Gal & Chi RR. 600 Clev & Tol RR. = Chi & Rk Isi RR. do. « 10045 500 Hod Riv RR ops bid do.. 26 Harlem RR. to Chi, Bur & Eri 100 P, Ft W & Ch RR 91 50 pees 91} _12 Tol & Wab RR. 300 do 91, 100TH & Alton RR. % 250MS&NIRR... 58x do... .pret 65 CITY COMMERCIAL RE PORT. Fripay, Feb. 6—6 P. M. Asnes.—Sales were made of 65 bbls. at 8i;c. for pots and 8X. for pearls, Breswax was up to 4334c. a 45¢. for yellow, with a bet- ter inquiry. Breapsturrs.—A moderate business was transacted in the leading kinds of flour to-day at about former prices. Sales wore made of 10,500 bbls. State and Western, 1,500 do, Southern, and 600 do. Canadian, within our revised range:— Superfine “Ry sui “bean $690 a 725 a $00 Canadian. . -750 a 950 Southern mixed to good superfine 77 a $10 Extra do ‘ +815 « 950 Good to choice family do. 975 a 1050 Rye flour. - 360 a 660 Corn meat, Jersey and Brandywine. 415 a 500 Corn meal, Brandywine, per puncheon...22 00 a 23 00 Buckwheat flour, per 100 Ibs 250 a 300 —Wheat was generally steady, with slightly increased activity in the market. Sales were made of 80.000 bi: at $1 90 for white Western, $1 64 a $1 75 for bene amber Western, $1 52a$1 70 for Milwaukee Bg p—- amber spring, abd a 41 $1 56 for Chica | by Wester white and sie iy 112, Sules were made of svete bar a9 &, and 1,000 bushels malt at $1 60. it limited demand at 69¢. & 72'ge., according to quality. Caxvuns were selling to if extent at 200, a De. fi adamantine, and 350. and 45c. for plain and paten| .perm Covrer was quiet, bot nel in price, We quote: — Rio, prime, at %2¢.: do. good at Bac. a edo. fair at Blo. a51)se.; do. ordinary at Mc, & 30),¢.: do. fair to (ood cargoes S1GV A, Mats AN PARE, doe. Ade | Maracoibo: Ste. a $80. Lagneyra aulMe st Do | mingo, 2c. a 29)40. Coron was in good demavd, and 1,200 bates hanged feande on & basis oF Sc. a 86 Agc. — bave been im fair request ond quiie “Draweat — Sale of 200 tons Bt. Domingo logwood ,000 bushels at bw 8340 300 vole ore sh $5) at 94: a 38. 100 bbis. beef at 3s nh 400 teres baat at 38. Od. a 40. ed. and £00 boxes bases sedi, To London there were shi 500 tierces beef at bs. Gd., and 100 | boxes bacon at 6d. Hemr.—A good demand existed for Woniinat 12\e. r Ib. Puliay was jo more domand at 80c. a $1 (or North river Hors were eneable aud trm at 86. « 270. for pew or Merate wore in good demand, including ingot copper at 34K 0. 0.35 gc. , Scoted opie iron at $37 a $38, pig ie. a Oige., Straits tin at 4640. a47¢ , banca 6le. Novas whe steady but be mega NAVAL STOKES were quiet, but quoted firm at $3 2s nak = turpentine, $20 for common Teele, and 99 Sf ona were gneraly very fr, with a fair inquiry for linseed, lard ‘and Gah olis—the latter, closing | wumonrens 4 pl Th a$is meas, $16 75 for new mess snd $11 50 0 1 ale of 1,800 bole and Wc. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1863. Rics.—There were smal lots of East India eeld at 1540. WIN ABOIAL. tke. AB ‘at, orn THE Grices were hold Srmiy, but wore RINE) INSURAN tn biméted demand aay, and salen wore tie Wall and Maaaau # | leprionh hat the market was stead following | Cash capital........... gee | are the latest quotations:—Rest poring sik From statement for year 0g | per Ib.: Dost quality crushed lated | Tots! amount of assets, January f, | sugar, 16c,; ground sugar, so Viva es saenveeneed ty packages one-eichth of higner. The loa rte packages may COngist of oat, See, ground, granu- lated, white A and yellow C sugars. premiums Tonacco.—The dvmand is. g: ut offerings are very SSepieceeetin nk ehekor toe, eaenanl light : sales 281 bhde. Kentucky at 160, & 280. ; TA cases ‘seed leaf at Te. a 400. Loenes ‘paid’ in’ goid upon’ risks ‘on'whiss the premium ls Paid an like o TaLtow —Thero were 185,000 Ibs. sold at 11%c. & 12c. pdaalers with this Com will be allowed the option ¢o Tran Sales transpired within the past three days of | ve sgaifed ab tae ee Tor insurance) of Fe- Atvat 10/000 packages at vary full rican coin im tat of ser pat the end Seay ear, recurns ia ea innET wae down t0 S00. 9 Gle., mostly Oto., with ait ew Maks under the Now Vere Rane at aside a Fok x i Woot..—The demand this week has been very active a. msproved prices, Large asios have bees made or invest a pon every open herbert Ary: Aber won ti sonal ment, the particulars of which have not been made public’ | of twenty per cent. 80 a correct report of the transactions cannot be given. Upon other voyage risks upon cargo and freight areturn of tineen per cent, Upon (ime risks upon bulls and freight, a return of ten mre Privilege, however, being con‘ined to persons and firms, the augregaie of whose premiums upon such wolicics earned and paid during the year shall amount to the sum of ue hung mone EDWARD ROWE. of Orbea read 8. RICRABAON, IN, of Dickerson, Reed & Co. RGE Mii ame DENISON, of Denison, Binase & Co. OCHRANK. AALS, of Harbecks & Halsey. Wat i. THOS, BARRON. Roba G. MITCHELL, of B. G. Mitchell & Co. Those reported are ag followa:—Domestic, 75,000 Ibs; flesces, 750. a 82c. ; 350 bales California, at private terms, ferotan, 160.000 ; Valparaiso, 500 bales; B bales; Mestiza, 31 bales; Mexican, all oa private terms; 00 bales Peruvian fair, not THE DRY GOODS TRADE. A good business has been transacted in nearly all kinds of dry goods during the past week, though there has beon Jess speculative activity aod much less excitement in the market. The inquiry for domestic cottons from the regu- lar trade bas been good, and there has been some demand MORRIS. for plain fabrics from government contractors at much fiat iG Re, Of Colin, Bruce, Bishoo é & Co. firmer prices—in a majority of cases 6 a 10 per cent above | THOS S. DICKERSON of Vaudervoury, Dicketson & Co. last week’s closing quotations. And this improve- ment has extended to domestic woollens, in which there have been considerable transactions reported, partly on speculation. Stocks of all kinds of domestics are now much reduced, and holders are ¢3 tromely firm, in sevewal instances refusing to offer thei Shingo. GDEN, Prea't N. Western Railroad Co., Chicago. youn V ARMBTRONG. Prea’'t Milwaukee Co, Bauk, Milwau- kee, TLLTAM YOUNG, Vice President Milwaukee Co. Bank, Milwaukee, ANDREW J. TL President Bank of Attica, Buffalo. DANIEL W. TE! of Galwey, Casado & Teller. we MORRIS! PO! HAM, of Popham & Haxtua. supplies for ‘sale at present. There has been a decided OPH falling off in the amount of business in foreign goods dur- Davin do ing the week, caused mainly by the unfavorable reaction BLO. MORGIB, Ju, of Caldwell & Morrie. in gold and sterling exchange, and frequent fluctuations from day to day. "Prices of siode, Bowover, avo been HENRY J: CAMMANN, of Wilson & Cammenn. enerilly well supported, in some instances, LAWRENCE MYE: fave favored sellers. The importions were on a heavier | CHAKLES A. LOK! i! ct inrrence Myers Se ROBERT ROWNE. of Bowne & Co. JOIN B, BATES. Jot Bates t G- Boeton 0 JEWITT M, RICHMOND, ot, ML, ichmond & Co., Buifalo, olds Biy,& Ce. seale this week, comprising direct entries of $1,376,891, and warchousing entries of $371,706, being a total of $1,748,597 entered during th» werk. The withdrawals from warehouse amounted to only $239,732, which, added MOSES MERICK, of Osw to the direct entries, make the total amount marketed DAVID J. BLY, of Reynol hicago. $1,616 623. RRS, President, The importation of dry goods at ba port of New York Tios Lon, v Vice President. Wa. M. Warrney, Secretary, HE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG RAILROAD were as follows:— Value. for the wook ending February Entered for ‘Com| ll pay their First Mortgage Bonds in 1ull, at Manufactures of wool 1,789" $678,989 | the Bane of North America, in the rings New York, Febru- Do. cotton ‘640 190.827 | ruary 11, 1865, at whieh tine intereat on anid will Do. sill 291.060 | cease, J. N.McCULLOUGH, President, Do. flax. 805 NITED STATES NAVY Miscollaneous.... .. 68,410 YRIZE MONEY Oe Tiss sistoaol Paid by TL, BRAYNARD, ae ! al street Witndrawm from Warrhowse. ae ars = Manufactures of wool... 234 $87,540 ANTED NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE id cotton ee f henna Railroad Stock. De re . lume Fire Insurance Company stock. . ‘ Sto Miscellanoous ...... ‘Total.. Company Stock. By JOLAY, 5% William street, .—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE $9.00( ~cousisting of a large mansion, two collages, And wm, we siomted in this State, The iaud ly stocked with the best of fruits. The pro NA vaunt. Apply (oJCHS VAN EDEN, ow WANTED IMMEDIATELY-THIS AMOUNT is required to complete arranvements en- which, when complete, WH pay 400 per cea cqnizol lett tn rapisal.st's bands. Addr : Me oilive. 10 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, 4 sums of $5.00) and upwards, on improv: n. cy ty Knicker for Warenonsiny. Manufacturns ot wool... - 879 Do. $871,706 00 FAMILY MARKET RY VIEW. AG Ch nkey Meats, fish, vegetables, poultry and the other articles to be found at our markets remaii .t shout the same figure that they were at our last review a week ago. The ‘markets are weil supplied, and the demand ts quite brisk, all things considered. The best butter sells for 26c. per pound at Washington market, while the grocers about the city have raised their prices to the unreasonable $50.000 ed Real Estate in this city or Broo! bocker Life Insurance Company, $90. 00 TO LOAN, AT FIVE PER | CENT FOR one year, an 7 -_ per cent for the follow- fone rs, On im) pal estate in this city, in ous $5,000 0 $20,000. “Apply to. W. it" WOOD; 68 igure of 30c., and aren 380. There is no Coaah oid cause for this movement on frocer! and seas —_———— + - buyers ought to set their fanee vacant It by patronizing $1 50. 00( TO LOAN—ON BOND AND tontoacEe markets exclusively, unti grocers are broug! on improve property in is exty or in in le pall down hele prices. The general acale of | Brovkiy: tion Of it at 6 per cant. Apply ssc prices yesterday was about as follows:— Y apres, Nassau street, room No. % MeaTs.—Good roasting beef, 8c. a 14c. per pound: por- terhouse stenks, 16c. a 18c.; sirloin steaks, 12c. a l4c.; round, 8c. a 12c.; ordinary and soup pieces, 6c. a 8c. nice corned beet. 6c. a 8c.; mutton hindquarters. 106. ting’ pieces, 1dc. a 11c.; lamb out LIAM SALES AT AUCTION. _ [AMES M. MILLER WILL | SELL AT AUCTION ON mong February 17, 1263S, at 12 o'clock vat Merebants’ Xehan Larehinont, the resi- oe sha ua foams es ‘with’ about, ares. Feather Beds, Bed on account of purchasers who Li it goods at 405 Eighth avenue, on Tursday, Feb. 4, and pnt called Png lore they will be sold on their account, HERMAN & CO., AUCTIONERES, WL SELL, ON ‘9th inst., at-Ll o'elook, a cu rr io walout, maby and od fe oad Vhiskeyr Vore ge lot ot Lis rs, Tobacco, kirts, assorted sizes, P uaners SALE. BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF at. tachment and by virwue of, an order issued Out of tho Supreme Court by the Hon. Justice Sutherland, { sll ex- Rae #9, public ‘anie on. Saturday, the 7th day of February, 863, at a M., atthe Tattorsatl stables, 74 ot [ire 4 Fhirty-ninth atseet, one bay Mary and one | le Maree ir AMES LYNCH, Shevus ALUABLE RBAL ESTATE AT “AUCTION. —THE stale of the late Henry B- Wisner, Bua. of Warw Qrange county, N. ¥.. will be soldat pubic auction oa Tl day, the 1s ‘day of February next, at 2 o'clock, at the homestead. if not previously disposed 0! ut privaie aie, The premises are situated on farw Railroad, ax miles from Chesterville, on the Erie Railway, and ure bordered by Wickbam Lake, a beautiful piece of warer cele- braled for ite line ushing.” ‘The soencry of tie Warwick valley, 1 ansurpassed in the State, and with the monte air and fine sporting, together with the eaay arcess to the city, offers an opporivnily for investment rarely bo bc, met frith The henenicat [dFm vontaine 108 acres 0 ‘choire land, a larce modern two story brick mansiol, house, 16, wings, barns, ca'tle stablea, and all the necesa: Butioge” In good repair, The farm contains value} iale for oriek making, aaa much orl 2 "th farm ontaitis 139 acres of very choice Tand, with all the heoeseary Outbullings, and adjoins the homeste:d farm, The enat farm consis’ of about 10 acres of land, with a dwelling house, Sc. ‘This farin Js ait, aud on the laks, und offers e beanttiut ate fora hotel and i= yithin half a mile of the railroad and joina the homestead farm, Ponsonaion given on the Ist day 0! Apt uext, Cow: iunn terms made known on the day of M. A DURLA D, xcoutris, SPECIAL NOTICES. AT A MERTING OF THE PETERSON BE Association, held on Wednesday evening, ¥ a following preamble and resolutions were wis ted — “herons, It has pleased the Almizhty in hin wise provi- nee to remove {rom our midat Brother Jobn Slowey, who fran lhe serial rotations ot ive we have known to tens Up- right and honorable man and 4 true friend, and as it becomes our duty to testify im some manner our respect for the de- therefore— SRescived, That in the decease of Brother Jobn Slowey this association’ has lost one of tts strong supporters, an able adviser and # soci friend. Resolved, That we hereby tender to the alliicted widow and children of the decessed our heartfelt sympa’ bies in this their hour of distress, Hewo ved. That we will attend the funeral of our dceraed brother on Friday; the Oth Inatant, and that a copy of thene resolutions be published. WM. WORK, Presider OG ASHE Vice President, Jonn Wooo, Secretary. Jos, EB. Jiwwinos, Treasurer, T A MEETING OF THE SOCIETIES OF DENTAL SUR grous of th» citiesof New York and Brookisn, held nt ihe ning, ie aociety room, Cooper Union, on We ines a. e it was Resoived, That in consequence of ihe inc: materiais used tu dental prac vas devine. JU Proper hate corresponiling advance be made their charges ei fexsional service: SiS0atuxe, Secrotary, JOIN ALLEN, Chairman, YALORIDA COLONIZATION.-ELI THAYER AT THE rar Tsiftue to-migist, at > o'clock. re Frees ain ty today to distribute joney ‘0 the finilies of the men of the above regiment Ia New York ang vicinity. bid DF 4A Mtn “Mt No. 215 F< A. M. bers ot Key at rs FA Me te rey summoned toate” meet eld on Satieday ning, Feb. locke JOR) UENNINGS W 7, atTo' © Wat. QuAtt, Secretary, “isd ONEY TO LOAN—ON IMPROVED CITY PROP ty, at six per cent, wituout brokerage, in sums ot. 1 ‘pwards Apply "to “ROBERT “OWEN. 10. Lesa. OUNT VERNON TAXES. UNION PORT. WAKEFIELD TAXES. PELHAMVILLE, | PROSPECT HILL TA..3 The Town and School Collectors of tne above plarn mee! at Dran seid Fourwenth W: this mouth, wita- ‘season: 12c.; fresh pork, for roasting 10c.: pork steak, 10c.; bacon, 1lc.;"hams, 12c.; pig's heads, 40; Rocks, Be.; tongues, 750. each; tripe, 6c. per 04 iy A POULTRY AX Game sell as follows:—Turkeys, 14c. a 1 per pound: chickens, 12c. a 1Sc.; tame ducks, 14c. @ 166. ; canvasa back dicks, $2 50 a.$3 per pair; prairie chickens, Tse. a 87c. a pair: quiils, $3 60 a dozen: purtridges, 880. NDERPOOL & co., AUCTIONEERS.— ICENT HOUSEHOLD FU ENITURE, ROSEWOOD FIANOFORTE, $1 a pair. Pennsylvania bares, 44c. a 500. a pair: guinea | Paintings, Siatuary and many rave and costly Works of Art fowls, 152. a pair. The supply of venison is abundant, antedees Mt gi Eee Weat Stateenth and it sells at 12c. a 14c. per pound. reet, between itu aud avenues, Fis.—-Somo good qualities haddock, striped bass, sal- “gale commencing at It o'clock A.M. Rosewood Tete-a-Tete Chairs, Ottomans, Arn tion Chairs, en suite, covered with satingbrocates; Etageres, statuary uiurble top Secretary ant Bookeas. with sutinwood: Cabinets, Encoign ires, Console ebony Reception Chai Tavle, superb Sevres Centre Tables, Kin, mn trout and black fish are in the market. Tho prices are:—Striped bass, 18c. a 20c. per pound: salmon trout, 18c.; black do., 8c. a 12c.; frost, 6c.; haddock ranges be- tween Sc. a 10c. per pound: halibut, very fours le 1ic.; founders, 8¢.: yellow perch, 8c.; cod, soollope, 25c. per quart;.oynters, 60c. a $1 25'per it dred. lobsters, per dozen. ‘covered with brocatel; Ladi Kk hina Vass, artistic Bronze Fi, rire, Reclining Chairs, Cari und Chess to. crabs, 250. Tabley, Cialis, Shades, Prenci plave Pir aud Mantel Mir. ‘good : f yards Velvet Tose mackerel w onto motkot, but there god malted mark Planoforte, richest instrument offered at auction this season, ercl selling for 9c. a 10c. per pound; smoked mackerel, 10c. a 11c.; smoked eels, 150. per bunch: smoked bad- dock ,9e. a'10c.; salt cod, 6c. a 6c.; soft shell clams, 25¢. a 80c. per hundred; sun fish, 6c. per pound; smelts, 120. per pound; smoked salmon, 14c. per pound;” pickled sal mon, 10c. a 12¢, per pound. ‘Veceranims remain about the same as last week, to wit:—Potatoes—Mercers, peach blows and Prince Alberts sell at 4c. per balf peck: turnios are about 50c. per bushel; Lima beans (very scarce) are unchanged; cab bagea,’5c. a 8c. per head: onions, 25c. per half peck; celery,10e. per bunen: spinach, 50 per bushol basket ; Long Is'and radishes, 62)cc. per bushel; carrots, 60c. per uabel Frerrs,—Apples, 120. a 25¢. per batt pack lady apples, Te. per half peck; cranberries. 19¢. bi Bute, $00. per balf peck. Grapes--isabelia, 260. per pound; Malags, 60c. a 75c. per pound; Havana oranges, 2c. a 0c. per dozen; neurs, 25e. per quart, Misceut.aNeevs,—Butter—From Chenango county, 260. per pound: ordinary quality, 20c.. Cheese—american, 13c.; English, 20c." Lard—Rendered, 13c.; unrendered, Me. made to order by city makers; rosewood Stool, Canterbury, Music Rack, walnut Washstand, Stair Carpets Dining ak Buffet, Extension Tables, ruby and white Giass Ware, Punch Bowls Calne Dinner end Toe Sere Sener tse tere, Golfee Usp, Cake Baskets, Napkin Rings, Table Cutlery, Linen, 4c. Chambers—Rosewood Dresting Bureau, Bed: steads, Wardroves, en suite; Hair and Spring Mattresses, walnut Bureaus, Sofas, Chairs, &c AUSTION NOTICE —B. RoTH, AUCTIONEER.—EX- ecutors sale of Household Furaitnre, Car lager, tine Wines and Liquors, ac. E, ROTH, Auctioneer, will se at publie ueriob, this day, (Saturday) Fe est Eighth street, (Clini fa Sixth avenues, Executor’s sale oC Ho consi ating of solid rosewood Pavlor Suits, comprising Teiee Teves, Arm Chairs, Reception Chair, and Me- dallion buck’ Chairs, covered in'rich French Winds tel Ornaments, Vase Carpets, fh, Tonewond Magniucent collection, Centre and Side Tabl tageres, Tarkish Chairs ception Chairs,” covered in 7, at 10} o'clock, betwren Pith hold Furniture, Lor reps: Bronze Clock, ‘solid rosewood Suits, two Tete-a-Tetes, oue Arm Chait, one Reception and tour Parlor Chairs, co: vered in maroon silk plusia; Cor wood and mahogany Bedsieads Beds, Lounges Inga, TAD on %, P he Eggs, six for 15e. e cls Gurtains, "Spring und Huir Ma‘treases, wit Biankets, Quilts, solid oak Dining Table, | Diack walnut Suit, covered in Ivory and ea and Din ly. ft. e. Broadway, .$12,900 255 ft. w. Sth av. 20,000 House and lot, 100 ft. # 48d at... House and lot, w. s Ist av., 83 ft. n. 54th st. House and lot, n. 6. 17th st., 101 ft. w. Ist av House and lot, s. s. 38th st., th House and lot, n. House and lot, N House and lot, No. 123 Prince surcet once. SALE. —THE WHOLE INVENTORY AND Lease of the wel! known Park Hotel, Hoboken, corner Of Hudeon and Fourth streets, marble B Uuurd Tables, no, ae, all of the best qualities, Suall be sold at abe | — auction on 1 Monday. eb. 9 at LY oC in the ‘morning on FINANCIAL. the premises. The articles can be he Sliday on Sunday next OLTZ, Proprietor. UGTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTUING.—A. M. CRISTALAR, Auctionger, will sell on | Munda: Februnty % a: lus, ovcleck, at 3 Bowery, cloth, caval and beaver Frock, Business and Overcoats, Pants and Ve #0 Piece Goous, Fancy Goods, Dry Goods, Trimmia, Binding, Buttons, Fringes, &e. RMY AND NAVY COLLECTION AND PAY OFFICE.— Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prize Money, and others) ust tashed. Cireula list of prizes laws. Se, cent A Claima, collected an for disbursement and book of instruc 0) upon application A™OAr AND NAVY. ATTENTION. OFFICERS, SOL- AE BIERS AND, SALONS HAY AUCOUNTS AND A. CHILTON, AUOTIONEER. ¥ jusied and UA: a nave niy moneys collected and CASHED; PENSIONS pro: UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE OF DWARD a ELL, Inte Ties tee U.S. Navy, HIDES, SHEEP SKINS AND TALLOW. coruier Chambers’ street, — me sirvet, New York: ____ | wit be sold at public auction, on Saturday, Feb. 7, 1868, RMY "AND NAVY CLAIM OFFICE.—PRIZE MONEY, at 12 o'clock M., at the storehouse No. 17 Albany street, near Pensions and bounties procured, Prize money now | West street og for thirty veasels. All kinds of law business under- ‘n salted and dry Hides, noe pK ainlens Aucceaatl. Prize lista to be seen at i ne office, 119 Nassau street, room No, 7. gs Mg te - SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE AND A | Colone mwemee AA. Balt percent has been decared cor the Capital Stock of | 80048 can pr the Pennsylvania Coal Compan, city of New York on and after Monn inst, The Transfer Books will be 6th inst, both inclusive GE ee ble at the office in the 160 ire Sti to the Hoyt, Tr, Treasurer, om LONDON AND he Pat a WELLS, FARGO & 0,, Morne Wa ‘TRD—IN SUMS FROM $5 000 TO | $100.00) where thers ane For particulars address he " FATROHILD, ONEER. LESRUOM Ro MS, NASSAU STRKET, Will sel on FURSDAY, Feb. 10, at T THE ST. om ao. “i RAND STREET. oie TART HB, HARNESS, ac’, ate vt THE EP. Guinisty CATALOGUMP A THE: BSLESROOM. By order of JAMES 8: LINBY, Collector. YONSTABLE at 2 o'v joe CO, wih well aa false Con uters a ADWARD SCHENCK, AUOTIONSER. Ft RNITURR, Dt alvon Pinte Febr fren « UMARSON. K AND NEW HAVE | XBW HAILROAD COMPA. FINE ORIGINAT OFF. PAINTINGS © Fourth aven Hweniyveeventh street | “Ro be paretnplorily aki ox or January 2h, 1sek—A eis end ul. $3 per OREIGN ace shore his Lesh Joolared on the capita) stork of tivavempany | By EDWARD SCHENCK, (vee frou governineat tax” payable at thie giles yaad bis nalesroom, 158 Broxdway, » | th Denary nest vane ieaneter’ | agp, ihe sent Z whied anve 5 t 20th iieet, nat t thw sold Without rege: I WORKMEN, Foastecr | feue # za mE . ep aud Goat Van Bevergaoen PRICE OF THE ERIK KAILROAD COMPANY, forotor, - 19 Baa Abe bes brace | Wisiee topes scores aaa bm bpp ag froot otere, Taking the Puiot.... -annemans | ment tax gurerred a Boks ot oF the mt taps ag esse : are | of tae yeas ending Sist December, 198, payable asthe Ti oem re wae postponed rem yraterday ow avorint of to those partes in Witow? nasncs the stock Ie regiatered at the TLODLOW av es sess ect the | cit me frauster Books of the Preferred Stock wil! close at two. BE. sais TIONBER. groan Moray 2%, and open on the I7th of Febrw ANE ee CHGRON, PROPER “ rot the Beard F 5 ary. By Hiomatto ¥. o7ts. ternary, | °° megs eae STRKET K. H. LUDLOW & CO, will sell at iM, on Tuseday, February 17, 1863, at 12 o'cloem, at the Meron: » Bact mpeey saivaroom, LI Broadway (if ‘not previously | v1 ethan valuavie property of the French Bj i Onaret B De | 20 the soutwestarty Eapri corner re ang eS phy Lagcuity, street ent ana 110 feet | e alten Chureten in | THE | room | | interest | street, one block from the gunboats, Je and Elizabeth stres Out further aotioa, SOHN. YORE HIRAM OLM yt A. PR ad P. O'CONN > joer OTIOE.—ALL PERSONS MAKING, SELLING OR using sewing machines, are hereby ‘cautioned against infriu Sewing Muchine tatent, urii- nally Bepomver’ 10. "19h, “aud. reissued 19, 1861. All “sewing machines of practical now known inthe market, and not “iicensed under Settlements or ration, peeee Maro value, OTICE TO NON-RES RESIDENTS ‘AND. TAXPAYERS oF Sug towns of Morrizanta und West Farms. —Tu~ under. ed, Receiver of Taxes for th d Went Farms, hereby gives publi Jegully autaorived party to rece: ‘OF the said owns Due notice w ll nereatier be given ‘Oy hiss of horized went will sit in New creaident taxpayers, Any information may be lad at76 East Thirteenth w "TACOR KREUT/, EMOVAL.—ANDREWS, GILES, SANFORD & CO. have removed to 70and 72 Franklin street, one door west of Broadway, next to Taylor's sxlvon. EMOVAL—“WE HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED OUR Paver aud Rug Warehouse. from 19 Boexiuan strees to 140 Fulton atrmet, opposite Church atreet., We intenil w keep on hand @ stock’ of Paper, Twine and Paper Bags, suited w the use of wholesale and’ retail dry g deal Overs, dragsiats, manufacturers dc. Buzers will do well io call on us before purchasing elyewhe: B.—Paper oi all xinue made to order, xt the shortest notice, “Rays and Payer Sock #0 bonght and ‘New Yous, Jan. 31, 1863. EEMAN & ROBERTSON. HE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THIRTEL woreot the Sixth Avenue Railroad pany. Wie ve held at the depot, Sisth avenue, corner of y fours sircet, on Tuesday, Feb. 10, from 12 to 2 P.M. , BAILEY MYEHS, Secretary. REBELLION RECORD" EDITED BY FRANK MOORE. SPECIAL NOTICE. |. The editor and proprictors of the * Kebeliion Record” take this metho to return their thanks to the a ve from time to time forwa rd aoa and correct Receiver of Taxes, DIREC. \ Une neveral batties which have oucurred during Uh Febellion, vapectally to the persen who sent the oiichul re- batues at Ante evry wile and Murtrecs ogrther with the Episcopal Pastoral Letter ant the lection of rebel songs and ballads. gentleman having $0 Jent opportunity to e ness, by inquitia, before 3 o'ch PARTNER WANTED=IN A FLOUR AND Mill; bas ® good run of offers wren: duenents. One thousand Apply as 63) Broad ast THOMAS B. HIDDEN AND MR. LEONARD Richardson have ab interest in our Ura trom Unis uate, AYNOLDS, DEVOE « PRALT. Mew York, February 2, 1963. Me equired for haif ‘OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 HAVE Tulse day, bold 10 ny tate partner, Geo. H. Reay, i interest in the # velo] manurecuring Sua ry carried on by aah, a: GEO. BE SNETY. New Youx, Feb. 4, Reterring to the sore, T shall now business on my Own Aovolint, wt the old and againat the lave tiem of Bennet by, GEO. H. REAY, Nos. 5 "New Yous, Feb. 4, 1858 ARTNER WANTED—WITH $100 Cast understands the Bar and Dini For particuers eal atthe Jobusus, for yely RTNER WANTED--T0 STAXT AN BNG House in 4 vrighboring city Be MPHE COPARTNERSHIP OF D. W. BIABY & CO. J oonsent, J. HH 6 Biases. a ts ; Po AAW GND vo Is innate a srt Ui gay 0 W. Bixby ou ‘xg. 4 Asior place. man, with good bi rome payibg business, ehber Mescontle or Becttdine Address A » Hewald oftier. Fee BILLIARDS. Ne w by wail attended wo uy W. One urvirn, 1 Tia Punan street ILLIARD, TABLE JMANTED-1N GOOD CONDITION a, a ' ter abl tine. Adiress bY 8 Ineuiwuce Com be bow eh Mf xery Cdeay and Bit m ‘a PeEROR ae ret. COAL. R", AND WHITE AgH | COAL ~PURE, BBD ASE, TS) Sreetes geuuine Lehi. Dest qpailiten’allas lowest mi ortee's. cornet of Canal and Gantre and Jann and West streets, se a ocdinange of Common Council, approved by | on Church Sue the Mayor, laveauneat, ‘maid stock will bear interest at the rate of six | Pan eepedl ‘Sorting god spi iy fore per aannn, payable a auariar yearly “and‘the principal wilihe | Pu parcinlare at the wild Cvember It Pt ea wilt | Boa. (RER—aY 7, BOGART. — the perone bundred thereof, 1m perso: J. any aa at pat on tee yeloek, at the ay: Wall srtiose proponals are accepted sril ba requlred to deposit with | auction Fur. anor ie he ame My, within five daye af a sitar ks, Be Ee consisting of % Ingot to ing to the Comperoiler the tee | 94 te re flee fs laree lat ot , Chamberlain. for 4 jen w s ea: valve of the slcck, “iat imred tose ainda eae | OC eeturaat mea mr = BURLEY, AUT — ze preposition pot, be a My kt git at two 0° posaie for Central Park z Improvement, and Foclosed {ns second em reaned tthe Com irviter. egens, te, bec Tec: Seocraas wens ithe bids if eon. ‘Bede sidered nev interests o1 ine T SHAN. Compt Chilé’s four- HY ge Naw Yeon. Guijary, Plated ogc hare Comptnotu Sead COAL—FOR STEAM OR DR HOUSE USE, ‘SE, VTALFRED RRESOR, oboe ace ——— SOULE Te ae