The New York Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1863, Page 2

The Released Prisoners. RTRESS MONRO CORRESPONDENCE. pe ys Forrams Monroe, Feb. 21, 1868, WAL last, after considerable bickering, nineteen Union Officers have beon released and brought from Richmond, baving been confined in Libby prison since the battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862. These officers came on the steamor State of Maine last evenizg, as algo the gea men belonging to the United States gunboat Isaac P, Smith, and a number of private soldiers released on parole. As release of officers is of such a rare occurrence, I have pert obtaining the names of these gentlemen, of which the following is a correct list: — 1. Captain T. Brent Swearinzen, Acting Adjutant Gene- ral Third brigade, Pennsylvania reserve. 2. Lieutenant J, K. Byers, Co, F, One Hundred and ag rst Pennsylvania reserve, 3. Lieutenant L. A. Johnson, Co. H, Eleventh Peunsy!- vania reserve. 4. Captain William Brian, Co. K, Third Pennsylvania reserve. 5. Lieutenant J. P, Lucas, Co, E, Fifth Pennsylvania reserve. 6. Captain A. J, Bolar, Co. H, Twelfth Pennsylvania reserve. 7. Adjutant T. McMustrie, Twelfth Pennsylvania re- ‘serve. 8. Captain C, M. Overton, Co. A, Ninth Pennsylvania reserve. _NBW_YORK HERALD, - to-day at the Btock Exchange, and moreindications of another speculative outburst. ‘At the morning board the United States sixes of 1881 rose 124 per cent, and the fives of 1874144. State stocks were steady, and bonds were firm. The entire specula- tive list was better. Pacific Mail rose $ per cent, New York Central %, Erie 124, Erie preferred %, Toledo 4, Hudson %, Michigan Central 4, South- ern old 1, Illinois 124, guaranteed 4%, Pittsburg 44, Galena 4, Bock Island %, Fort Wayne %, Terre Haute preferred %. Operators are movigg cau- tiously as arufe. Some of the heaviest of the old bulls have been selling out within a day or two, and distributing their stock among newer men. There is a considerable bear interest uncovered, which gives strength to a rising market, At the one P, M. session of the public board stocks were firm, though large quantities were sold to realize profits. There was no pa.ticular change in prices. Atthe second board the market was firm, and prices were generally rather better, At the four P. M. session of the public board the market was 9. C.F, Rodgers, Co. B, One Hundred and Fifth New York t 10. Lisutenant Wm. Burgess, Co. D, Sixth Pennsylva- nia reserve cor 1. Tioutenant Jno. De Graff, Co. C, One Hundrea and Fifth New York. 12. Lieutenant A. M. Gilkey, Co. K, Tenth Pennsylva- nia reserve corps. 13. Tioutenat J. A. Willoughby, Co. G, Fifth Penn- sylvania reserve corps. 14. Lieutenant Jno. P. Weise, Co. A, One Hundred and ‘Faeah -second Pennsylvania reserve corps. 5, pata . M. Over, Co, C, Tenth Pennsylvania re- iome eat Lieutenant O. D. Jenkins, Co, C, First Pennsylvania is “Lieutenant W. D. Eddy, Aid-de-Camp to General Whipple. 18. Lieutenant H. J. Howe, Co. J, Tenth Pennsylvania reserve corps . 19. Lieutenant 8. M. Pelton, Co. C, Third Michigan Vol- unteers. ‘The following Union men have died in the rebel State military prison at Richmond since the last report:— February 18—Captain 3. S. Marchand, One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers. February 3—Private John B, Corey, Co. A, Twenty- first Wisconsin Volunteers. Fobruary 7—Private F. H. Caswell, Co. K, Seventy- fourth Mlinois. February 2—John Wright, sutler, Washington. Signed by John Wilkins, Surgeon in charge. Dr, Wilkins requested to have the above published in the Northern papers. The Fort Gansevoort Case—Mandamus Granted Against the Comptroller. SUPREME COURT. Before Hon. Judge Barnard. Fen. 24.—At the relation of James B. Taylor vs. Matthew 2. Brennan, Comptroller.—Motion for a mandamus grant- ed. The Judge has not as yet written any opinion im the case; but the principal ground upon which motion for @ mandamus is that \ptrol being a ministerial officer, has no discretion but’ to obey the directions of the Common Council, and that no more responsibility was vested in = in signing the warrants than there was in the Clerk ‘of the Common Council, whose duty it was to countersign them. The Judge did not pass upon the spre ey of title, ‘a8 it was the duty of the ‘jon Counsel to examine into that matter. If the title was bad then the Mayor had the power to refuse his oe ignorant ‘The case will now be argued_befi the General Term, ‘and perhaps will go thenee'to the Court of Appeals. ANOTHER APPLICANT FoR RestoRaTion.—It is stated that Rodney Mason, of Ohio, who, asgcolonel in command at Clarksville, ins most cowardly manner surrendered that point to the en emmy Ie in Washington, endeavoring to Prevail on the Prosident to restore him to the army, The success of Tom Ford and Benham encourages him in his FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Turspar, Feb. 24—6 P. M. There was another great advance in gold to-day. It opened at 16644, rose to 172, fell back to 16934, rallied to 17194, sold in the afternoon at 172, }{ and 4, and closed 17244 bid. Bankers’ bills were sold in the morning at 185 and 186; later in the day there were transactions at 187and 188, and many of the bankers were unwilling to name a rate. No epecific cause can be assigned for the sudden ad- vance. In some quarters it was believed that our forces had suffered a disastrous repulse at Vicks- ‘burg. In others it was stated that a party of cop- perheads had given orders for large purchases of gold with a view to affect the legislation of Con- ress, and to frighten members from passing the measures which are essential to the, prosecution of the war. A purchase of half a million, in the present excited state of the market, would pro- bably cause an advance of 4.6 per cent, and the authorities at Washington seem so nervous about the rise in gold that it might fairly have been calculated that such an advance would affect their minds to some extent. However this be, the fact is that gold has risen six per cent in a day, and that the cur- rency has apparently depreciated by just so much, That this depreciation, however, is appa- rent, not real, must be evident to every one who will study the subject, and it is of national import- ance that the distinction should be made and re- membered. Of all the thousand articles of mer- chandise and kinds of property which are inter- changeable for money, gold is the only one which has risen 6 per cent to-day, The same, or nearly the same, quantity of greenbacks which yesterday would have paid for an acre of land, a house, most kinds of good bonds and dividend paying stocks, a barrel of flour, a cargo of wheat, tea, sugar or dry goods, will pay for them to-day. No one ob- jects to take greenbacks; on the contrary, every one complains of their scarcity, and one main rea- son why Mr. Chase cannot negotiate a loan is because there are not, at the financial centres, enough greenbacks to pay for twenty millions of bonds at any price whatsoever. Had the depre- ciation of the currency, which appears to result from the advance in gold, been real, as was the case with the continental money and the French assignats, everything would have risen in the ratio of gold, people would have objected to sell their property for greenbacks, the banks would been flooded with them, and it would have been quite impossible to buy with greenbacks, at or near par, such sound Incra- tive investments as United States sixes, Erie preferred, Michigan Central, Metropolitan Bank stock, Galena or Rock Island, The fact is, the advance in gold is inthe main the product of speculation, and the currency depreciation which appears to result from itis fictitions. There are, at the present time, over one hundred individuals who traffic daily in gold on the curbstone in Wil- liam street and in the} old and the public boards, These individnals own little or no gold, and use little or none im their transactions, though they bay and sell hundreds of thousands of dollars with each other daily. It is easy to see that, such anarena of speculation once opened, the natural tendency of gold to appreciate in consequence of paper issues must be vastly accelerated. These speculators have among them bid up the price of the metal toa figure which it would not have reached in two years had the laws of trade been unassisted. The question suggests itself, should not this vile traffic be suppressed or checked in some way? We have already expressed the opinion of the most experienced men in Wall street, which is, that a suppression of the traffic in gold is impossible, and that an attempt to suppress it by law will only do mischief. A tax of 44 of one per cent on every transaction in gold at the boards or in private; a tax of at least half per cent on loans on gold by banks, bankers or brokers, and an amendment to the Revenue law raising the charge for a broker's license to deal in gold to some $200 annually, would have o good effect in thinning out the reckless crowd that now gamble in the metal in William street. But further than this experience warns us not to venture, In England during the Napoleonic wars it was made penal to deal in gold. But it was dealt in, nevertheless, and rose at one time to 140, Money was easier to-day, and all the leading bankers marked down their loans to six per cent, Several leading brokers had money left with them at 5 per cent. Commercial paper, which is scarcer than ever, sells at 5 a6 for choice names, Debt certificates are up % per cent. ~ was a further cegeral advance in prices t very strong indeed, and everybody seemed anxious to buy stocks. The following were the closing quotations at half-past five:— US 6's,rog/61 98% 3 99 Harlem U86’s,cou, 81 101% a — Harlem Usoeeouta a Reedlog 82 ‘Tr notes, 7.30..1043¢ Mich Central... 98% a 98% US 6'8,1 y cer. 9T3¢ MichS &N Ind 63 6336 US demand n.1713¢ MS & NI gtd.106 Americangold. 112 Panama RR...1853¢ Tennessee 6’s.. 623¢ Tinois Central 943% Missouri 6’s.. 653¢ &Pitts.. 1034 a 70 Pacific Mail... .1695¢ 2 100% Galena & aa ae 94) N Y Central ..1193¢ * ee Cleve’d & Tol... Se 80 Chi & R Island. $43 0 ase ‘te pref... ...1023¢ B 102 Hudson River. 9854 a 9836 The aggregate exports of produce and merchan- dise (exclusive of specie) for the past week were $4,181,730. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— Total receipts.. —For customs. Chi, Bur & Qu.10934 a 110 The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the last two weeks compare as follow: 759 28 ,862,1 31888,185" 4,039,918 ‘The last Bank of England statement following variations as compared with the previ- ous week:— Increase. Decrease. Public deposits...... 934,754 — Other deposits.. — 1,062,485 Notes in circulation 62,082 - Rest... 28,494 ba On the other side of the account:— Government securities, - 3,769 Other securities. = 237 ,863 Coin and bullion. 80,813 - Notes unemployed. I) 110,938 - Baring Bros. & Co. report nothing doing in Ame- rican stocks. E. F. Satterthwaite says: We have hed a steady market in§ London during the past week for American securities, with an activ paguky for United States five per cent bonds and Virgi In Erie and Iilineis shares an ap ny advance has | lee established, cares be to rp and half dollars per share. In railroad bon be domand has been princi- pally for Illinois Central and Atlantic and Grest Western. Stock Exchange. x, Feb. 24, 1863, reg aha Pasite Maabe 176 $5, Mae a 101% 60 + 1607 4 5000 fenn 6's, '90. 5000 1000 Tal &Wab Ist m 106 1000 Mil& PduCh 1m 110 1000 Clevo & Tol sf. 1113¢ 4000 Pitt,Ft W&C Ist 117 2000 Clevos Pitts dan $134 81% ao tic central + U6 200 Mich Central RR. 9834 100 + OB RR 62% 62% - 68 g stk 1064 200 Con RR ati. 95 300 94% {ovo Cleve'k Fitisii 1045 ro gett eee ro gh 100 cae Ei 200000 do......... 171 100 shs Merchants’Bk 1003¢ 600 100 oeeecres 120 11 National Bank... 97 KERR 100 60 Qsilver evgasegasseesesese: TRI x “ 13000 Tr 7 3-100,0KA 10435 14000 do..Feb&Au 104 1000 U 8 dem notes. 17034 550 7976 810 Brie HR pei 10214 -b30 102% 300 Fludene iktver RR we bas Harlem RR.. 4 Mich Cen 600 Mich = &NT RR 400 do.. 135100 3000 N Carcltna’ 6 76 f4 1000 Brie 4th m b.. 111 1000 Mich So 2¢ m. uy 8000 Mich So sink fd 113 60000 American gold. 171 D8 TL Too MS x Ni Rik gate 1083 a ene 100 do.... ..b30 ES sgaggh Pitts = 220 alena Gi RR do 360 20000 10000 do, 20000, 50 she Metropol’ nBk 1035 12 Bank of NewYork 112 vs Bk 120 200 Cumb Coal pref. . 100 Cary Improv Co.. 12 60 Cit’s GasCo, ray 906 690 Paci Mail 88 Co 100% 250 + OT 115 Chi nar & ai 100 100 Chic & Alton RR. 62 Alt + 16085 Saree m* Sales at the Public Board. OnE 0 $10000 US 6's,’ 30000 do. 10000, do. 10009 Te 3:10 pen. Oe 104 endorsed 102 of gegssessesee * $38 FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. 300 sha Hd RRR bs om Rarlom ape 800 £33) os en Bur & Q KR, 1 1 jhe “ppeedmens “ 400 TH & A lit oat one FR sess 600 Brie RR vrei. | 100 do... COMMERCIAL Asums.—Thore were 66 bbis. sold at 85¢0. pots and 9c. for pearls. Bunswax was steady and saleable at 440. a 5c. for yel- low. Bapapervris.—Flour was 100, a 250. per bbl. higher, with more inquiry, and sales of 20,000 dbls. Stato and Western, 2,260 bbis. Southern and 1,400 bbis. Canadian, within our revised range:— suehes State and Western. . by Common to tise extra Western 785 Canadian, .........66...s0ee 780 Southern mixed to good superfine 195 0 5 8 60 420 —Wheat brisker and dearer, Sales were made of 115,000 bushels at $1 95 a 32 for white Western, $1 74 a $1 82 for red and amber Western, $1 65 a $1 77 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, $1 45 a $163 for Chicago spring, and $1 78 @ $180 for red State. Corn advanced 20. to-day, ‘with sales of 140,000 bushela mixed Western at 98c. a $1 for sound, 874¢c. a 98c. for unsound and heated, and $1 for Western yellow. Sales were also made of 14,000 bush- els rye at $1 07 a $1 13, and 2,500 bushels barley at $1 45 $160. Oats were in active demand at 72c. a 79c., ac- cording to quality. CANDLES were firm, but lightly dealt in. Curmcars were steady and sales heavier. Corres was in more demand, with henley of 3.100 bag Rio and Santos at 32c. a 34c., 1,600 ley “eneig Spall vate terms, and 100. ‘Maracaibo of Rio and ‘Santos. to- 62, Java, 16, sot mats and 1,060 rerament bag atone ets a Ce caibo, bags; he 3,100 Seas, ote piety 2,918 tal mais and }, 97,155. E closing quova- tions were as follows:—Prime Rio, four mont good do., 333¢c.; fair do., toe dinary do. Est WEL deans f fair to neg coc 7340. @ 38c.; oa ra, ase & 853¢c.; St. , 29e. teas were 525 bags Guayaquil sold at 18%c., was up to 91c. a 92c. for middlings, but was not ner Dygwoops.—There were 500 tons St. Domingo logwood sold at $23 a $24. FREIONTS a4 firmer, but not active. To Liverpool there were shipped 500 bbis. flour at 2s.; 10,000 Dushels mie, in bulk, at 7d. ; 2,500 packages lard and bacon at he 69,100 teres 7 at hart To London there va 0 tierces beef at 7s. and 200 packages pro- visions at 358, 4 a was selling more freely at 90c.a $1 for North river. Hors —The sales were more extensi ene of new crop, at 22c. a 30c—the iatter an extreme rate. LatHs were heavy at $1 40 for Eastern, per M. Merars.—There wer@ heavier sales reported at’ much improved prices, inciuding refined ingot copper at 36c. a 8%c., pig lead at 93. a luc., plate spelter at 93<c. pep oni tin at 49c, a 50c., and pig iron at $39 a $40 for Scotel Motassrs.—New Orleans was more active, with sales, privately and by auction, of 1,000 bbis. and half pbis. at 8 S50. Navat. Srorgs were quiet and unsettled in price. UIL8 were attracting more attention, at $1 7734 a $1 80 for crude sperm, 95c. for crude whale and $165 a $1 66 for linseed. PRovisions.—Pork was more active and was higher, while sales of 3,800 bbis. were effected at $15 a ef for old mess, $16 87 @ $17 for new mess and $11 75 $13 75 for prime. Beef was in more demand, with sales of 600 bbis. at $11 50 a $12 75 for plain, and $12 75 a $13 50 for extra mess. Sales were also made of 7,000 bbls. and tierces of lard within the range of llc. a 12c.; 1,700 boxes of bacon at 73zc. a 10c : 300 packages of hams and shoulders at 73¢c. @ 8c. and 534c. a aoxen also 250 bbls. Deor hams at $16 50 a $17. Butter was in active demand at 23c. a 28c. for State and 17c. a 2c. for West- ern, Cheese was in brisk demand at 1 lbc. Printina CLorms.—Only 76,000 pieces wore sold in Pro- vidence last Magers closing with 64x64 at 183¢c. cash. Rick.—Sales of 6,200 bags East India were made at Maes a 83g. and 5c. Beker free and in bond, respec- ively. ‘SALTPRTRE was pees more freely at 153<c. for crude, Sreps.—The demand was mainly for clover within a range of from 1lc. a 12c. Svaars were doing better, with saies reported of 1,200 hhds. at 9140. a 12%c. tor New Orleans, and 105c. a ile. for Cuba. TaLLow.—There were 160,000 Ibs. sotd at ake a 8c. ‘Teas advanced materially to day, with sales of 15,( Packages, moat black. mACCO.—The continued rise in good has its effects on pen ‘The demand is moderate and mostly for con- sumption. Sales of 184 hhds. Kentucky at 17c. 66 cases seedieat, 20c. a 830. , Wuaiskry.—There were 1,200 bbis. disposed of at 54c. a 6c. WEDNESDAY, DUS! Aste 108 aremuce.| A reer ao 0 7, a own only. geome hereby to Aoi in a Bae ake “| Eat See aban has Byer at Bo Mt A rere LOCATED, the Sf the Secretary ‘and has been aatve fora ae eS oe i by tal y wat Hf. Kloppenbir fund J. Stucke, tt 4 Cote toons PI FOF Furtber pe JOO.” | DBrnit, Secretary. MVP OTE TELL, Treastrer. FARM 10 LET—CONTAINING THIRTY ACHES, MEBTING OF THY LONGSHORE SUIPSMITHS oe 4 good house and outbuildings, situate will be. held on Thursday, rie ati i ino onde nate ma Bitar Point terry The la “land Zatock AG. Rt the eveuth Ward Hotei, 178 Madison strect lars, inquire of 4 Sewia RA Psee vourik airects or | ~eRotwal attendance ts requested. 0 Thin atroets We re. Browne STORE a ‘LET—NFAR WHITE STREET, feet, Loits dl, Fopsratoa ta famediatcly.” Apply te GUSTAVUS BAYLIES, |S BoA ae for neliiny Whitehall ae URNISH) Arete near Sixth STORE TO LET—FIXTURES FOR , Wf seauired: atietuctory reasons given & E. LAKE, It Fi ie far a ole, al 1D, BEDROOM TO fo, 8 West Forty-first OUSES TO LET.—SUPERIOR FOUR STORY FIRST hand Gixth avenues, below Fourieenth s., et xt story, a achat ~ iat 8 ris $400; racant ry. * story, Ewen: a COLE s Cos Ia Fifth avenue. FFICES TO LET—AT NOS. 7 AND 5 NEW STRE! Bontnt, 12 Tent Apply to JAMES CRUIRSHAN ET 8 ce Teraiiealirlibioaeerend-~—phelreiamiiiateiicectaieana ein’ Pita FLOOR, 67 ELEVENTH STREET, ONE 2008 from Fifth aveque, for professional purposes, orto s10- u requiring au apartment, without Board, Par- fie ellling te av Liberuily for this ulexceptionable location can apply from 11 till 12, Nie RE AND DWELLING.—TO L! r. aR STORE AND Dwelling 122 Sixth avenue, Jefferson market, Appl ¥ Ce ial P, NESMITH, vr street, between 2 and ‘clock, TORE, SECOND FLOO! D BASEMENT OF HOUSE Monit Bnet Wightooses toot well adapted for bustieas purposes. ‘Possoasion Int of inquire Broadway. * (PO, LET-LOWER, PART OF THE HIGH STOOP House 78 West Twenty-seventh street, to @ small re apectable family, five or six rooms, in good order; furnace, range, fztures, 4c., allin, Possession tmimediately. Tuquire the premises, Po, LBT—at, (115 HESTER STREET, BETWEEN Eldridge and Forsyth, the entire Second Floor, consist- ing of front and bask parlors. with kitchen attached, two bedrooms and paniries; cottains all the modern improve. ments, gas, alatiouary tubs, 4c, Inquige on the premises, R. RAMAN AMD COLLEAGUES ARE PERFORM. ares, .No onre no pay. We cure by laying on of nant Pelerumsoe, ona em played. We hoki ‘pant meetings every ‘vent ea i o'clock, where wonderful truths are revealed £ rom the world. Our rene telegraph machine may be seen operation, No. 1) Waverley place, AMPSHIRE COAL.—WE HAVE APPOINTED MR. E. A. Quintard, 11 Pine street, New York, to be sole of the celebrated Coal from our mines. it for the sale Consumers cam only fa fhe genuine Hampapiry Goal through Tian duriag the yeas (908, HAMPSHIRE: MINING CO THOMAS GENMBLE. Presigeat New York, Feb, 7, Tia6s. ENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, TROY, N Reystie Teta am etal A Mal Beatlon or Tints Sing te Toshity ion, for th will Bee ruary 18, wi wi 1363, wien to advanced mana i 2 one SO Ne we r. Classes. mt information, obtained Prof, CHARLES DROWNE, Diredor. peeovas! wie EEMAINS FROM THE varie oF ich Reformed of Houston ani dre nde: pe aoa il L101 oe Ole Teopector ued | #ers. under the 9] rection ni Thomas Stillman, owner of the Any communion tons ad patna te to oR, or a Tyree seca pentose of the removal of said remains, at fain streot Si recat @ respectful attention. he ul atten! et CHURCR In EIGHTH STREET, NEAR tabat Mater, to be given the Mt. BY Gon 7s of tpt . rch, unas the direction of Gonzalez, iat of the churaty Sif preatde at the organ, ei telect charas of the church, w: 0 of twenty voices will assist, ons PHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE Q eld at the oftice of the Company, 118 Broad March 8, 1868, ‘between the hours of 12 o'clogk. mi ‘noon, aa O'cock In the afternom™. dG. HET INEKEN, Secretary. H Inmet FOR WINFIELD, NEWTOWN, MASPETH, th Williamaburg, West Flushing, will be received at pe ation. 3: 2 dre ait eo No. G Tryon row, on Wednes- Sand Saturdays, unull § o'clock “ wet ‘C.R, MORRIS, Collector. LET—THE bnew gag HOUSE NO. 120 WEST Thirty-fourth street. For cards of admission, terms, &c., apply to JAMES "SHUIKSHANE, ‘55 Broadway. 0 LET—HOUSE,_ 157 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET. Brown stone front, hich stoop, supplied with all, the Modern conveniences, bath rooms, &c. Can be examined between 10.4. M. and 3 P.M. For terms, &c.. apply to C. tees Fitw-sevouth street, wear Second avenue, before 9 10 LET—THE SECOND FLOOR or NOS. 28, 30 AND 82 Bui ae street, with Power, Conner’s Type Foundry nilding. 10 LET—A ‘FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITH Te mm in rear, on the second floor of house No, 358 Broome street, Inquire at Nos, 16 and 18Chambers street. 10 LET—SMALL STORES. ALSO FRONT AND COR- ner Rooms, at the southwest corner of Bresdway and Twelfth street, for business, societies, 4c.; spacious en- trance in Broadway. Apply to JOHN S. KELSO, 36 Cedar st. LET—THE HALL ON SECOND FLOOR, SOUTH- west corner of Third avenue and Fifty-second street, 25x75, sultable for # church oF saloon, torether with the third floor, finished for a dwelling or club rooms, Apply on the premises, third floor. 10 LET—THE FOUR STORY MOUSE 17 LAMAR” NE place, Twenty: soloed street, between Etchth and \ ath jenues, with the parlor mirrors and gas bracketa in second and third stories; ey in fine order; convenient to Four- nth and Twenty-third street line of ‘stages. ea to Eighth iPoclork in them genieg anid Troms toa. clock Ip the at, o'clock in the morning an ‘rom lock in the at ternoon, Rent SToquire of BRASTUS LYMAN, Kulckerbocker Life Insurance Company, 106 Broadway. 10 LET—THE SECOND STORY LOFT IN BUILDING 71. 73 and 75 Kast Twenty-se ond street, Good light; hotstway, pied fore cabinet maker, with room Tor storage of lumber. Rent low. Apply on the premises. LET—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. THE Basement Store and Saleon No. 13 Sullivan atreet, near Canal, “Apply at25 Sullivan street, or No. 5 Waits street, front basement, hy LET—WITH STEAM POWER, FROM 1st. or MAY nent, threr Rooms, lighted on three sides on ne- Also weil lighted basements. T. Stack (00. 175, 177 Bud 17) Heater street, corner of Mott 0 LET-THE FOUR STORY DWELLING 41 TENTH sireet, between Fifth an Sixth avenues. Also a neat Set jouse near the Parade Ground, Apply at No. 4! ANCIAL, AmEY AND CLAIM OFFICE —BACK Fay, Bounty and Prize Money collected, and Pensions procu: hed sat slighty AGEARRICR ELLIOTT, Spree? one door below Bleecker sireet, New Yore city RMY AND NAVY PAY AND, COLLECTION OFFICE. Pensions, Prize Money and JAS. 0. ROBE RTSO! 74 West Twenty-seventh at RMY — NaVY Pay, Allowance, Bounty and Pensio SOHN B. MURRAY, Army and Banke: ad Namau sircet New York k, opposite ‘the Post ofice, RMY AND NAVY, ATTENTION!—-I BUY, CASH OR coliect elalms for Back Pay, Prize aud Bounty Moneys, Procure Pensions, &c. BDWARD BISSELL, late Purser U. 8. Navy, roadway, corner of Chambers strel, ‘New York, Bourke, FE PENSIONS, PRIZE MONEY, &C.—OF FICE elt widows aad heirs, by peor sh ors, their a out delay and at a nominal BROOK, geellor, 68 Liberty Attorney and Counsellor, 68 Liberty sireon, ity BANK NOTES | WANTED. Highest premium pa'd for New York city bank notes, MANNING & DE FORREST, Bankers and brokers, 200 Broadway. UBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD COM. pany.—Notice is hereby given that the transfer books Of preferred shares of the Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Company, will be closed on the 28th instant, at noon, and will reinain closed till the Tuesday following. “Adividend of seven per cent, payable in" preferred stock of the eompansy will be made see to the list of pre- ferred shareholders as shown, of next. ISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY ORDERED BY the Treasury Department ia now paid for FORTY-ONE UNITED STATES VESSELS by the undersigned JOHN B. MURKAY, Army and Navy 39 Nassau N Ys. opposite the Po ED AND DISCHARGED NAVY OFFICERS? accounts adjusted and cashed. JOUN B. MURRAY, Army and Navy Bankey No. 39 Nassau street, opposite Post office, New York. Bxgeaxce ON LONDON AND PARIS FOR SALB WELLS, FARGO & ©0., staat AS LIGHT STOCKS R. SEVERAL INCORPORATED male, elty companies for JOHN B. MURRAY, No, 30 Nassau sireet, corner of Liberty, LET—TO A SMALL, RESPECTABLE FAMILY OF adults halt Fed the four story La ‘with modern im. Breese A West Twenty-fourth street; rent $400, in be seen: i, two til four, Apply to D, HOLT, 162 ‘West Twenty-fourth street, [0 LETCIN VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION, A FIRST class four story. brown stone high stoop Houre. rent s v gh, stoop Hour, rent $650: int ‘$600: also, also, a two alory gh stoop Cottaxe House, rent $400. The abore houses have all the modern improvements. gas fixtures included. Apply to JOSEPH POTTER, 164 Weat Forty-third street. LET-STABLES NOS. 190 AND 192 CROSBY street. near Bleecker, with large ys an Wilson's bivery Stables, "Apply to D, THOMPSON, No: 1,207 Broadway, between Forty-second and Porty-third st Rate 1 VERY DESIEARLE, pm. LARGE AND COM. modiou 229 'wenty third street; rent $900. io Went Twenty. ‘ira street; rent $1,000. Also Tazand 106 Went Twenty fourth aureet; rent $700. Apply to A. LEAMAN, 217 West aty-third street or 38 Broadway. LET_FROM MAY 1. THE HOUSE AND, STORE Grand street, only one door from Lord & Taylor's. tevior stad om the stieet for a rich ‘neloak, shawl and dress goods t Inquire on the pres! poretaat ELIZABETH, N. J. A LARGE STONE House, on the Newark road, oné mile and « half from the depot, with barn and cat cellent laind, abmndance of trut, bag ee pian six acres of ex- Stestlent onder, | Poomaeiou cnaibs vad ipapeaniy. sh Avply 19.0. 8 WHITELESHY, Real Beate Agents 2a road street, Elizabeth, N. J. LET.—CORNER STORE TO LET.—THE STORE, back Room and part of Cellar of house No. 146 Broome street, coruer of Ridge—an old grocery stand. Rent low toa good tenant. Apply om the premises, from 9 to 12 M. T° LET—WITH STEAM POWER IF NEEDED, — ay nd Basements 30 Frankfort street, near Wiliam: Tooms are well lighted and suitable for merean ie printing 3 iy ” man uring purposes, Inquire of JOHN HILL, LET—A SMAL® FAMILY, HAVINO A NICELY furnished house, with all modern improvements, in the desire to jet the same toa small Pielalty of Fartieth va rd as anequivalent. An immediace red. Address H,, box 196 New York Post O LET—THE COTTAGE HOUSE, 139 WEST THIRTY. fourth street, containing all the modern improvements, at 70 Washington street, between the hours of 8 A. M, M.. or at 39 Weat Thirty-fourth street, between 7 ‘clock P. M. Rent $60 per annum, ‘HB “THREE STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE, 0, 240 Yourth street. opposite Washington Parade Ground, inquire of ‘3. JOURNEAY, No, 9 Piue street. ONRY.- —THE ADVERTISERS, TWO GENTLEMEN, estrous of making the acquaintance or a few spuiemen Perio poner, i0an On good security, is sums of from $1 Principals only dealt with, Ad- dress Money, box ure Herald office. ATIONAL | ola AGENC ‘and 295 Broadway, N. Y. y and Prize Money procured for Sol- hele Widow's and Here REV RRENCKE, Haier Geo. Diz, 8.A., Gor Hy. W. Heliows, Pres. Sai Com, Gov. Sprague, “ei, Arwstrong & Sons, 11, 17 and 19 Ferry street, N. ¥. IBAAC VAN WINKLE, Atto ey aud Counsellor. ROPOSALS. FOR L297, GeaznaL PARK IM- = ,Provement Fond Stock of 1876. —Seale Xe roller's office unt The . the o'clock P. M.. when oe same will Slidy opened." orthe whole or any part of “th rr thousaud dollars of the Central: Vark Fund Stock, authorized by chapter $5 0 and orainenss of tne Common Council, approved the Mayor, ee 1860, ‘The sald stock will bear interest at the rate of aix per ceiit per annum, payable quarter yeariy, and the principal will be November }. I 876. the amount of stock desired and dollars thereof, and the persons Will be required so deposit with in tive days after the open: ae ht Her the Teceivan’ of the 10 rece: Chamberlain for such the parties will be en- titled to receive certifeates for — amounts of the par value of the stock, bearing interest from the dates of pay- don should be sealed and endorsed + ark mproyement. Fund oc, abd La aeatle env to the Com; ler, sero any or all the ‘Peon: interests 3 nt BRENRAN, Capea New Yous. Fix an iv ov ry toma uraerny rice, Feb. I. iso | Soe AA CATED soca a Sana iecatiee aed See Bank Novos bought at FOREST, Bankers and Brokers, 20) Broadway, Re i a 8 DE re svar 1a loseny $4: $4.00 000 THOMAS L. Baar $27,000. oas sums, Apply wo $30.000,5 ian at aes 000 TO LOAN—AT SIX PER CENT INTE- 75. Feston bond end mortgage, on reat emiale Jn this eity oF — 39 of as oa" TO. LOAN ON BOND AND MORTOAGE, at 6 per cent. Address 0.8. K., box 3,20? TO LOAN, AT rive PER CENT, FOR ore oar, aiid & 8x per cen! ‘or the follow real estate in this ely, i 5 PH. WOOD, 6 Wall wireet” |" “8 of yon re La ruse, 10 JON Fr. A ORREY, | ta pp ted THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE IN Aut. ty utreet, near Broadway. rent $800: a three sto fish Vasement brick Huse, 268 West Twel/th street. "20" : three siory attic basement’ brick Hor 33 Bank permit to see the houses, Apply to ra SERGEANT. 13 b Wall y tJ LET—WE HAVE TWO OR THREE SMALL Hovnes; one on Bast Twelfth street, near Fourth ave- noe, at ‘+3006 on hopngion Y nator py Pon near Twenty coup street, a $550; one on Twenty four eos aveniie, at $650; alno alto second tloor rot Cottage Lil Bast Twen q ith street $12. ping hae COLE & CO., 186 Fifth avenue, YU ing yr OLD BerasLienED ng OR R STORE, in the Sixteenth where a fortune loor through in the ree fous ~ street. Inquire of D. BURKE, No.5 and can be made. 10 East T LET—FROM THE IST OF MAY, THE TWO STORY, cee basement Bent 9h ant Ko. i og > oo ener etreet, an 4 SPANNING, JR, 229-Bowery. sa To xet—T0 A SMALL FAMILY, ONE HALF OF A Houre containing thirteen roomn, with all modern tm- Best of references given and required. Addvess mC. ‘Herald office. LET IN BROOKLYN—A THREE RY Test itontos, Se dha erase, ROE furnace, and t every imm i " Seat rr 1 or ile LET OR FOR SALR—THREE STORY BRIOR Three | aan cc nnen,,4aOST AND FOUND. UND—A LARGE BLACK AND TAN TERRI The owner can have him by identifyins and paying Penses, ou calling at 46 Fifth avenue, after 5 OUND—ON THE 20TH OF FEBRUARY, IN NINTH street, a Pocketbook, containing some money, which the owner can have by proving property and_ paying for this ad- yertisement by applying aed e French Institute of M. C. Gaillard, 149 Kast Ninth street, between Broadway aud Fourth avenue, late Ai'Binus avenue, ORSE LOST ON MONDAY LAST.—STRAYED OR stolen from the corner of Mercer and Broome streets, a Ray Cart Horse and Harness. Any information of the aamne will be thankfully received at Horace Water's mre Broadway, where the parties will be remunerated for their trouble, OST—FROM A RUNAWAY HORSE AND BROKEN sleigh, about two o'clock on Tuesday morning, between Tenth avenues Forty-cighth, sleet, Eleventh avenue and West Forty-fifth street Robes and one Horse Blan! Any person wh ave found the whole or any Of the above will receive the full value by returning them to 400 Sixth avenue, as the advertiser {a not the owner of OST—A PROMISSORY NOTE FOR $2,000, DALED A unary, 3, 1868, at three months, drawn by well, Whitromb£ Co. and endorsed by Doi, Hauht. All per: sons are hereby cautioned againat negotiating the same. i OST—A GOLD WATCH, HUNTING CASE, ON GOING 4 from Twenty-first streol, through Irving place, to Union ince Hotel, from there to the corner of Broadway and Four: yh strest. The finder, by leaving it at 78 Wail street, Work oF 79 Cranberry cireet, Brookiyny will receive & ble reward. LOST ON THE lor INST., IN| WEST TWENTY. ninth, Thirty-sixth or ‘Thirty. eighth street, Sixth or Seventh ‘avenue, ia Mourning Pin, set with hal’. "A sultable Fewrard will be pald for ite recovery at 47 West Twenty-ninth street O8T—BY ONE OF THE VETERAN CORPS (IN HIS 4 youte from the arsenal to the Battery, ‘rom thence to the Tax Office, from thence to South street. thence to Clinton and Cherry ‘streets, thence to the Sixth avenu: car to Eighteenth street), a Package of Money. between $100 and . among which was a $50 bill on the Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank. ndsome reward wi'l be given to the A hai finder if a itt return it to Isaac Mills, 298 Cherry street, lumber y: QTRAYED—From THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF JANE black Horse. Aay one giving information to J. Hl. B., 18 Minetta lane, will be suitably REWARDS. REWARD. —LOST, ON SATURDAY, IN BROAD- way, a Gold Locket Breastpin, coutaining gray hair, hg it REWARD.—STRAYED FROM 114 WEST TAHIR. tueth sireot, on the 23d instant, ya Dog, who is all white but his‘ears'and forehead, which ame lh! brown; he an-wers to th name of, The reward will be paid On the return of the dito the above number this Gaye be tween 10 and 12 o'clock. $3 The above reward will bs paid to 151 East Tenth street. any one retur pnd INST., A ers REWARD,—LOST. ON_ TUESDAY, small, yellow, roach Terrier Dox! Dame of Boxer, Any person returning hin 1 ty-seoond street will receive the above reward, $ REWARD.—SKYE TERRIER DOG LOST. COLOR yellowish brown, with brown nose and eyes, answers ‘to the name of Tony. Owner's name on the The oa wee will bé paid to any one bringing him to No. REWARD. —LOST—A WALLET CONTAINING four Treasury Notes, one Silver Dollar, a et and other change. The above Sires Robert be paid on on Jeaving {t at Taylor's lower saloon, for Mrs. REWARD. —STOLEN FROM THE HOUSE OF ‘53 Hose, » Biack Dress Coat. on the 224 instdnt. By re- turning said coat the above reward wall be be paid. PERSONAL. 5 Hees Cara STOCKER, WHO ARRIVED LAST ‘FRIDAY from Havana, te Garoestlyiesired to immediately eall te with his old friend, 8. Migel, at the 16 and 17. (\ATHERINE FLYNN, WHO LIVED AS "WAITRESS, J @ yearanda half ago, at No. 5 Eas: Sixteenth street, ested to call immediately upon Mrs. M., at 35 street. HILDREN TAKEN FOR ADOPTION AND ADOPTE! ‘out to good homes.—A male infant and a girl, ove year old, to aloptout. Ladies taken to rd, with good ca and medical attendance durin: coninemeni, at Mme, GRIN- DLE'S 70 West Houston street, BR ADOPTION—AN ORPHAN (LITTLE, GIRL) a months old: only a respectable Roman Catholic i seed apply at Gt Mast Twenty eis trons. er ee ERRERT HEUSTOX WILL PLEASE “CALL AT TH THE York Post office, He will receive @ letier, satis- iactory trom V.H. Tiere sister WANTED ss = af SHERLOCK, OF ved in Brooklyn fer some time; eir ey a Winney Sherlock. Any infor- mation will be than«fu! ived from them by their sister Ann, Address No. 121 ‘est Thirty-first stréet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. ELLEN WASHBURN I3 IN IN THE Cr CITY HER SIs. F pee ter wishes her to call at 217 Bowery, room Mo. 2, some- time tt th week, T?, ANS, STAgzR nating 0 STILL IN THE © ory, Will hear of something to her advan cal on Mra. Ford. Mass, 38 Weet Fourteenth sureete™ 7 ee Lest ves | COULD NOT BE ya 2a THE | PROMENADE Concert on Saturday might, W M" DE LY, ,, BROOKLYN—DID ‘YOU GET MY last lette LEO! N DE C. RY ERT WALSH, LATELY OF HOLLY SPRINGS, Tennessee, will forward his address to his brother, Man rice Walsh, box 46 Post office, Williamsburg, N.Y. Shonid ine not meet his any one Knowing his present b<— abonta will confer ‘or by letting me know eoon, THE BALL SEASON. ANUAE BALL or THE NEW YoRK HAT ‘PINIsH- ‘Trade Aswociation will take piace this (Wednesday) cya ing, Feb. 25, at Irving Hall. Tick ete $1. to be obtained the committer or at the door on the evening of the ball. President; ee Gal v fara, Preasurers WD pinning, Secretary. THE MILITARY. <A LIMITED NUMBER OF YOUNG MEN, aty eat ‘Tee po iis to be alle’, ia ter organ patzation Hera — of the members, een Company a, COTTAGE AND A SMALL COTT, ia Reweuream, New Ji half a tO de fy ‘enant, Preece Rudress A. PO Ler, on SAP, uN LARGE SIX trout to i ere ‘rell lighted. and d'oniable for BAY s COn 116 Wal casee Curent Teauive of LET OR | LEASE—IN PATERSON, N. in 4 HOUss with 14 rooms, carriage house and stab tenant will be let for $350, Apply ad? Chatham Taeeelrap stairs. THE BUILDING 87 WARREN ea ed vy Garbuty Binek &. Tendriat, grocers, Sh by 7 toot. tee stor en ag wation for produce commissions oF grocers, App y to J AGATE, 286 Brond way. LET OR LE. MANSION. AT HAs Lins, on the «from New York, known as the “Ctowen ly furnished. Inquire of TJ. CROWEN, x) Broad "po LET OR E—STORE AND BASEMENT OE ey Lo ‘fs Orst class 4: 10: b floors. Apply to A. J 70. ) Broadway. Ler, OR For SALR—THE TENEM De preents by ead 3 Oak street. Inquire le ee ——__ SELL OR EXC ANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY = ‘A mraed (Goting ‘eight in Trtington, one hour city, four minutes er nth pot and rd eekly rent $4. Terms eaey. J GINTY, ths Forth ane ae 00 i LOAN- ‘ON nop AND “MORT. MREE SPLENDID FLOORS (0 LET <AS $175,000 2.2% OF 20m, gre om URE, seu tr neve or amall sue DORWAN & OQ. les | the Urecmiocs, G08 aveuue A. co-uer gf Twenge, ony gud . COAL. A. LARGE NUT COAL FOR $6 50 EGG and scam, fon anah.” Oo Cumberland,” $5 25; for s short pr for cash. Corner of Ninth’ avenue and Twenty. OAL.—BEST RED ASH AND BEST LENIGH, FOR ranges and furnaces, screened and delivered. ai nae | | ieto ram pare corae or whore oro ree ” (AT! CLINTON, , Age UALITY OF LOCUST MOUN- MA 50 -THE BEST «, {ia Egg and Stove Coal, delivered to any part OF the ity of toe shore Rear es . DAVIS & SON, 240 and 242 First avenue, near Fourteenth street. DENTISTRY. LL PERSONS DESIROUS OF begeg & RID OF DE- eager Teeth of Roots, without pala or danyer, gan do wieray new Chgcmenlty Partie’ Cho form and Eve’. Ugid Sets inserted (or ror aay Vuicanive, $3; Gold Filling Y 1; Slgrand Denne, boy, i featenting 2, ANaitet ta TRRTHONLY 8 BEAUTIFUL, sats eagalto say wor hon in ne 3 bone fine gold eee Las Lat ty eta r venue, bet and no ae SPORTING. | Fares BUTLER, NO. 9 PEO@ SLIP, HAS ALL THE Lisl | Gyspeeoatoe Lage. Buviers, in TNL Doonts, Bu ih te re ange Cure » bons det, ened, a Mediyines for new work, §l. \asenagg, Bg le in gold, o1 * fr or fis 0a) pega tet seat "pd pnd, in United States currency. Aheaperionerd of these shipe will aak be accountable le or Valuables unieas bills of lading, having the value Be gueod ae agaed shereior CPt ‘2RD, No. 4 Bowilng Green, TEAM X TO LIVERROOL TOUCHIN Queenstown, (Cork harbor.) ¢ Liverpool New ¥ ae and Philadelpula Steamship Company intend ching their full powered Civde built iron steamships as follows = | OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, February 28, Ante aoe ‘succeeding Satu dag, at noon, from pist 44 North sen eaae ge ee in curre: m FIRS? ting 900 / areRRAGE Do. to Londo: eee Do. wo Paris, $6] Do, to Paris ey fed to Hav oh rowmeln, itcrdauny a Sante ried to Havre, Bremen, Pp voes Sang yee first cabin, irom Liverpool $40; {ron Queenstown, fo fesend, for their friends can buy tickets here at at ra teem rates. al poperion sgcommodatioas fer poses. or hy Misvore ‘Babee ced surgeons rier tf WILLIAM NAN, Awe lntoratlon apply ty, Lavonpoo! fw a ALEX. MAL No. se. noch square; in iS RIVES Xa &wW. D. pane .; in Loniton, to E HAGEY, gi ing liane street; in Parts, to SUuRS D OUE, 48 Bue ure Dame dee Victoire Place d fa Bourea; in Philadel- (0 J0RN a. Y DALM! 111 Walnut atrest, se'at the coms; Pan's OMe. SOHN G. DAKE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N.Y. NORTH ae gaan Luovn’s STEAMSHIP 3 NEW TRE NO? ape, commander, earzyu atan ale sail from pier 80 North ri foot tO ne SATURDAY, MARCH 14, a8 12 O'CLOOK XM. BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, Taki LOM BON Mee. SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN, st cc flaming rates payable ingold or itsequivalentia seente the first cabin, $105; second cabin, $62 60; stecrage, For freight or passage OELRICHS & CO., 63 Broad street. ‘AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY, ‘The favorite first clase and et iron mail HAMMONL. H. F. SOHWENSEN, Commander. Carrying the United States mail, ‘sails trom pier 21 North river, footof Fulton sree pode ively oa, SATURDAY, Mare ‘And takes passengers (ar Hainburg, London, Havre and Southampton, at the following rates — Firat cabin, $105; second cabin, $62 50; steerage, $37 50. pavable in gold or its equivalent, The Teutonia wil succeed the Hammonia on March 21. Fe hey KON SHARDS RDT & CO., 45 Excha: C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 151 place, or roadway, N. ¥, set TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER- Compan: ol. —The Montreal Steams a first class full tyne, carrying the acd is sail Ron Portland next Saturday. February 21. ay Passage from New Yor! ss. according to nccom- modation, and. $07: 5 age, found, wilh ood provi. sions, $32 para in gold or its equivalent in United Btates curren Certitic s issued for bringing ovt pas- sengera from all the principal towns in Great Britain and Bf taisd Of Ver Jow rates. For pa-sa pply at 23 Broad- way, ‘i SABEL & 8 « SEARLE. *Beteral Agents. OYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA. For Liverpool.—The ASIA, Shannon, commander, will feline! the Liegonmay 4 "s dock, at Meda City beef ith the mnalle if 25th instant, ane wale eae a board’ ard by ii otlock A. ie id opdiibuath ‘B. CUNARD. No, 4 Bowling Green. (iD BLACK BAe Tite OF | PACKETS FOR LIVER. abip NE(TUNE y on mean ‘or repaaangein cabin, baa or to cteraageanoly om ra & COFFEE, i) Scuth at SAGE F FROM OR TO LIVERPOOL OR LONDO! ah aan old Black Star Hina. eo aaverpest pool, 1, the the BREDG- sails this day; ¢ 4 Werneenes or dratts apply to WILLIAMS & “GUION, coy Fulton street. ‘0 AND FROM Tapsoorr Lit DIRECT. 'S LINE. ‘Tho well known ARCTIC will leave New York for Londonderry arch 1 rr leave Londonderry for New York about April 15. Parties sending for their friends Pew make early application to TAPSCOTT, BROTHERS MIGRATION A AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE, South ‘APSCOTT'S favorite line of Liver: pool p all overy tires days. ‘X line of London jon pack, ets sail ever England or Ireland. or from London, at iewest tates, apply to, TAPSCOTT. Bi & OC CO.. 86 South street. =e Por CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. rst class steamer will leave New. York on the Ist, Lith gad’ 2ist of each month, except when these dates fall om Sunday, when the day of departure will be on the Monday following. For freight or passage a at the only of No. Le ling Green omy 8 Ree agen o. sopeare LINE. Sen Fran o enn Over NICARAGUA TRA TRA wa leave to for mone NToY HN. connect with aati arday, Maren te or Freight or pad ae to ATT West | ping corner of Warren, F% HAVANA DIRECT. The uew aud splendid side-whee! steamship Richard Adams, United Stat Commander. will leave pier No. 4 North River on . February 26, at three o'clock P.M... Dreotasly, tor Ha lirect. All lestare ers sar Base through the Post Office. SPOFFORD, FALRSTON, 4:90. C OR HAVANA. VFA NASSAU. ritish and North oe Rae maii steamship: Bairioin aU UREN! Contain fr Moti, will aul forthe DOrLN Loom the company'awhatt, at Jersey Citg,.0n Montay, March 2, and serraey. ‘March 23. " Pasaace money 10 Nassa THERS 21800, and Oregon. OR NEW ORLEA! N3—DIRECT. The new and «) id pe ad, oo mail steamship GEORGE wasiNatoN a E.V. eas will leave pier No. 9 North river ‘dinees "ior New Orleans on Thursday, Feb. 26, fey o'clock noon. Passage, with accom- modations unsurpassed. $78, Freight at reduced rates. The seainship GEO. D-UROMWELL wiilfsuscoed. Apply to Hl. Be CROMWELL « CO., 96 West a eet. Fo BEAUFORT, N. C., PORT ROYAL, 8. The superior stvamalsip Will leave pier 19 North LO ! asabove on Tuursday, Feb. 26, at $ o'clock P. M. precisely. foe treet % rw *INEY & BATHEWAY. ae _52 South street. Carersc UNITED STATES MAIL, NM. Oy xp PORT ROYAL, 8. BRAUIO AMS Extn 83 COMPANYS > Will leave pier No. 4 North river, on Saturday, February ava for Beau ort and Port R . id apply, ol am of ny gee For irelghe or pasna ny d ine iron Vinswors, offices. oF at our principal office Esquire BOOKS.—BOCCACIO’S | DECAMBRON, literary feast that ever aie Kis KISSES SOF # SECU i Bunaxd so BONNEFONS, with Epithalamium in. VA i ‘one steel He s Ait OF so vat TNONOUS WORKS, EN. poe ha LBS AND Paps, ‘yo Sd fine plates. i Hid * a hi ‘moat fasctnating 5 lly transiate au a) volu $30 Bent by ems ‘eaiectiy weaied trom “ympertinent cut Soon, a 4 10 cent for postage. ong NCwAKD, Publisher, No, 30 Ann street. KNOW ERE LADIES F alowed yreral tuabands, eas Medical Comma Bonser acurtons book for curio ions jeopte, 44 good book for every Warner's, 1 Veory street, or of depots a ba) ‘a. 1 ie Yort. author, br. BAD, MARK ANO EBa B Ta no GUIDE ARB choi na Subd AD nee not ar oeipe oe died sreezrhete, seated ay jew York. iki ye ORTMENT OF BI! 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