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our geverpment ts done for, 80 negotiations, But a ists wilt be willing to invest in good outhera Security—cotion, in places good storage »nd neural 1 presume you 1 represent & company of $2,000,000 in- ion, of Shick G. BoLamar is president. 1 meke such ¢« the basis of my negotia- woos. either by sale, hypothecation, or the forming of & Joint otk COMpany, Pulling in Lhe Cotton at & price to be agreed apou—then Wilh mouey so raised to purchase steamers for the running of the blockade, I muat, derefure. await events, unless some of your people would like to jajn ime now. 1 have Captain Henry J. Hartstoi, of ‘the navy. with me to take command Hie ts weli ani tavorably Kuown to the English peoplo ax baving Commanded au arctic expedition, afterward as the commander of the Resolute, the vessel’ belonging to the British navy, abandoned in the ice, and subsequently icked up, taken jute port, purchased by the United tates government, and sent as a present to her Majesty the queen. He has specu permission to come with me Ou the mission from the Confederate States government. He bas had great experience in command of steamers, and iy ronning the biockide; knows our coast, and is, I think, the man ip the right place. It is more hazardous now than ever, the rnnuing of the blockade, and it conse quently requires the best men and fastest ‘boats, but as the risks increase the profits do also. If any of your men Of capital would like to go in, a letter to me at the Grand Hotel, Paris, would receive attention, Our company is chartered by the State of Georgia, and is limited m its Matiittes to the amount ot stock held by each sub- seriber, Its chartered name is the Importing and Ex- porting Company Df the State of Georgis. I am, very re- Speotfutly, yours, Ke,, CA L. LAMAR. MUST KAISE THE SIKGR OF CHAKLESTON BRFORE BLOCKADE RUNNING WILL BE 4 GOOD BUSINESS, ‘No, 3 ApeRMan'’s Wark, E. C., Lonpow, August 10, 1863. Mx. Duar Sin—I bave yours of yesterday, avd nding I am likely to be detained here I Ise po time 1m enclosing you £100 by my draft on Peab dy, which yon will get cashed by calling on my friends, Mesara, Vanden, Brock, Bros. & Co , Chausee d°Autin, ‘The British mind seems to ‘regious error that the Confederates out to ‘give in,’? and by distortion they say that vis’ mestuge totbe army and Benjamin advising the ‘Durning of cotton in Mississtppi are signs of despair. Bow dolusivei As yot there are no evidences of any Opening Cor your enterprise. We must have the raising of the stege of Churleston before they will think blockade running « good busivess for the future. Peopie here look upon the fatlof Mobileand Charleston as certain, and ‘heuce we tind few willing to taik of runuing risks with their money mm any such schemes as blockade running. Regards to Paluizy. Confed, loan thirty Por cont dis- count. Truly, J. I. SOUTTER. C. A. L. Laman, Esq THE REBEL FREE LOVEUS IN NEW YORK—A MESSAGE FOR DICK bets 5 New Yor, Ai 20, 1863, ‘Mv Dear Caancey—Your favor of ‘he an inst, ia be- Tore me. It gave me pleasure to learn that you had ar. rived eafe and were engaging yourself. My friend Cam- Mack is here end stays with meat Glen Cove,L. I. He wisbes to be remombered to you—will find you if he goes to England. T have not received your letter, sent to the care of G. B.C. I have written him a line this morning, vsking him to forward the same to mo at Gien Cove. 1 have called at bis office, but: no Carhart to be found. There are parties here from Atlanta, Georgia, making an etort to carry out your suggestions in refer. once to taking in and bringing out acargo. They ha wed me, aud if thoir plans accord with my opnions go in.’ When 1 see your letter, now in the hands of Carhart, 1 may get some new idea, as I fancy some- Prey suid of tbe entorprise in that communication. If ‘ankoes want ali I shail not goin; but if equity is their guide I shail take » quarter interest for you and my. self, and send a man at ovce to your father, giving him atl theo ‘particulars, * L will deliver your message to Dick Busted. The draft took place yesterday, and I presume is ati!! going on. Up tw this time there bas been no trouble, and {rom the fact of General Dix having such # military force iu aud about the city, ! fancy there will be no disturbance. Briggs has boen seen, but can’t tind him. Ido not believe he will show himeolf in New hose) again. If, however, 1 can find bim I will get the t ; T suppose it was Con- federate money. As regards ‘ue ‘clothing, boots, &e., if he don’t pay I will turn him out naked. Charley: I can’t ‘say apything in reference to the war that will Interest you, ‘leston I don’t believe will fall; still I am often wrong; this week I think will tell the tale; the whole force is now at work, as you will perceive by the New York = There js nothing of importance from the Army of the Potomac. 1 will see Susin and Carhart IC you shovid be short let me know and | will send it at once. If you can give me any point about stocks do Ro, Golé 1 am confident will go to fifty in three months. Dou’t failto write me. 1 wish I was with you. Truly yours, N.C. TROWBRIDG) S. INTERVIEW AT DELMONICO’S. Pic bas made an engagement with bis lady lo! re and sister for himseif and the subgoriber to ine at Del- n his the 2Uth day of August. I don't fee! like it. ‘Lhe weather is too warm and there ain't apy good place there, 0 1 shan’t go. it would do you good to sve him paige his arms and picture the meeting between his lacy an¢ bumseli on her arrival here. She is a stuoner, and for {ear you won't believe mo I will enclose her carte de visite ‘Send it buck to ut fail, She spent last winter in Havana with ck busband, since dead. Cam. és having «good time, aud so had your humble servant before he got bere, “He that is robbed, not wanting what is stolen, or knowing it not, is’ mot robbed atai.” So I thought] would go in. Of: course he thinks virtuous, and as it will do him no good to inform bim the cont 'Y, 1 keep shady on the subject. To-night he will have lets to tell me = Shevis one of the F. F. V. nothing cise induced Cam. to take the risk in coming -" A NEW YORK REBEL’S OPINION OF MATTERS ao THINGS IN GENENAL. New Yorx, August 27, 1863. My Dear Cuariay—I wrote you some days ‘since and told you all I thought of at the moment thet would be of the least interest. Since writing you, we have the report that Sumter has been crumbled by shot and shell, apd I vory much fear such is the fact: nd, in the absence of any knowledge of the defence after the full of Sumtor, I, Ike every one around me, am forped to tc conclusion ¢hat Charleston must tall into the nands o{ the enemy. It will be hard indeed: but I still have hope. ‘The peop! tu this country are ail of the opinion that, with the iall of Charleston, the war is well uigh its end. and all base their operations wccordingly. 1 um of your opinion, and be- lieve that this war wili ouly end with the tn- dependence of the South in some shape. 1 have great hope that France will at once come to our aid. She will, 1 doubt not, bave settied the Volish difficulty ere this ches you, and I haye been intormed that the Polish trouble ulove has been the cause of delay on the part of the Emperor. Can't you sce bim, and impress upon Bim the impropriety of allowing twenty mitiions of peoplo to attack and destroy one third of their number, who only dosire to withdraw from any further avsucia- tion with them’ If we had been properly represented abroad from the beginning Of our troubles I am satistied our ports would bw be open. ‘That is all we want. Well, Liancy you will do ali you can without auy suggestions fromime. The Yankees do uot like the movements of the rebels in Mexico, and say when they get through with the South they will turn their attention to Mexico. We sbali sve. From aii i cau learn, I fear there is some trouble in North Carolina: but Ifancy nothing of « serious puture. Let me know xbout the grain crop of Kurope. I learned to day from Br. V’arsons that Briggs paid Mr. Putnam the three thousund. Mr. Parsons showed me Vutnara’s weceipt (or the amount, dated 20th April. Coa- sequently I shall hop on Briggs so tar 8 that amount is concerned, Le clothes. bows, 1 i have th Meunot for a colt ii in two years have a pa) inmack 18 here wiih ine: he will uot go abroad this full: wishes to be remembered kindiy to you. Dow is notin the city. The three thousand prisovers at David's Isiard are all doing well, aud are well taken care of. What do you think of weorgia and South Carolina bank uotes at thirty-five coats tn the dollar for greenbacks’ How high will gold sell (or greenbacks by lat January, 1864’ Give me your views. If you can find a twenty-five old (P.) for sale in Paria, buy fur me; mine is ra beyond ita abill- ty. Yours truly . C. TROWURIDGE, J. B. RARDY, OF BROOKLYN, woe Lik® TO MAKE Serremver, 1, 1863. Dear FRewy—Yours, from Halifax, came to hand, but 4% log time alter it was written, J noted with interest all you «ay. and im reply would say that meuy things of importance could be done here between us could the toeans only be provided, which cannot be raised here Notuing is impossivie with proper means and energy. The latior we would not iack. but the former must be had. | cannot go into particulars at this time, as I Oxpect to be in Lurope very soou—say io October—when, \C you are still there, 1 will tell you what can be doue, and what pot. Ifyou wish to write me for anything in particular upon receipt of this, direct your letter to J. B. Brown, Pierrepont Louse, Brooklyn, where | will be sure to gat it; bat do pot moution my own name init, Mr. Caesver, of Georgia, died about ten days s nce. Youre truly, J. B. BROWN re B. SARDY). LATEX DATES FROM THE SAME SOURCK. New Youx, Sept. 16, 1868. My Dear Cusminy—Your favor of the 26th of Auguat duly received, with onclosure, the carte de visites—the best I ever saw—in fact they are perfect indeed Relieve me, ae war grateful sight to look at you. You cortaimiy my have engaged the services of the bost Gastar te Darts, (ree she appearance ‘of the harness you cr w rebels now a days that Cammeck says if you ip the confederacy to that harness ne will swear you are in league with ine cnomy. ‘The handkerchiefs, my dear fellow, are the mont beautiful Jever put eyen ‘upon, and as ior the R. crown, | would prefer to live serving that or auy other rather thun live under Yankee rule to-day. I firmly beiiove the Southern confederacy will be recognized by bumble writer. @ 7 the handkerchiete to-day, We all dranx your health st wv Clarondon Hove. Cauimack bas been here for some weeks, fod hws hed no troable, and in reply B Sod wet in. quiry «bout your coming here, I will say Ido believe you will be in any dangor of arrest if you cume bere quiotly., As for getting ot with horses, Ne., Bo, 1 Hine Ih would be attended with “dimneuty ‘seit, it might be done, Io any event, 1 think your beet way is ere and gu Mf yor find you can’t cross the ‘Pet mac wih watery. , ocre, 4 you will keep your mouth ebut. If you wish to write squme, via New York, send your letters to me, under caver, to the care of James lart & Oo., 25 Wiltiain atroot, wilt get them throug. You 1 ro" set at received anything from. tae, ret written three or four times. IT trust you wili ero loug be in receipt of them all. T bad pothin dudorest to communicate aside (rem the fact th gens Wal ao the 4th of August. The coilg art fine, ber Logan colt, to ma $e Abe st dropped or two you Will have a pair. 10 write you all 1 know, Well, oan do tbat io @ very few minutes, but Sout sued fear (rom the Yankee press Yeast ba wo bour, To judge from the feot that we are about used up and Ih short, tt seems to be the option et p peace will crown the e‘jorts «' (he damned soeundrel Lincola before the Ist «Janu. ‘ery [804; but } don’t believe a damned word of it. They given the watls of Sumter and Moultrie betl. My epipion ts that Charleston will be destroyed by Gillmore with shell. ‘That is the only way they can get it; but time will tell, Why don't you see Napoleon avd urge him to action at once. Give him Texas: and if that won't repay bim, give him all west of the Mississippi river. We must whip the fight some way, or we will never oel like royalty. Good God! Charley , if you were here, and forced to listen to the Lincolnites abont what they intend to do, &e., &e., your hair would stand as straight «8 old Jackson's ever did; you would have to be tapped or you would burst. You know what « hopefal creature I am, and I ‘live in daily expectation of something turning up in our behalf that will make them tuck their tails and take their bole. I will write yon again by next ateamer Cammack wishes to be remembered, Don’t fail to write mo and let me know when you propose to return. Take good care of yourself, Truly yours, TROWBRIDGE. I wrote you about poor Jack, He ig gone, and may he rest i peace. SPECULATIONS IN GOLD IN NEW YORK WILL HELP BREAK DOWN THR CURRENCY. Pants, Sept. 16, 1868. MY Drax FaTurr— . T bave dono nothing, nor cnn T, moe it r bad the pa- pers, until things with us agsumé a morg cheering aspect The Englishmen have thought, and think ao now, that th “rebellion has been crashed.’? Mr, Soutter still says nothing can be done yet, I shail await my time—viz: 1st November, and if nothing beg op by es I wae wy to monke my way home. waged in a number “a por A cohen, Con- fedmainle loan antl powder. If the powder is the half they claim for it, it will enable us to whip this fight. It can be made ont of sty plaster and a little hot water— nothing more ive agreed to purchase it for the Con- foderate States of America, if it is demonstrated to me ‘that it is 0. KI have bad one set of experiments, which wore not altogether aatiafactory, but the inventor was in sick: am to meet him when he gets well. T have mado some $5,000 on cotton: am arranging to pur- chase $200,000 of gold in New York--Governor Fonte, Bowers nnd self. Guion ts to borrow the greenbacks in New York, buy the gold and ship it to England; we then draw stg., which is sold in New York for greenback#. par up what we owe and the balance will be profit. It iI go, 1 think, to 200. Such speculations help us and ‘oe pe Ce too: it helps to break down their currency. think the Emperor will recognize us in afew days or date Ho has done this much already. He has authorized the arming of the {ron-clads building in this country for us. A Frenchman claims those on the Mersey. will pre- vent their being brought hero, armed and sent out. if the Fm r is favorable to it? Duke de Manny, the Emper. or'a half brother, told eome ladies = — Jast that the Emperor would recognize us in time. * * CHARLIE (LAMAR). GOLD OPERATIONS IN NEW YORK—MR. DUNCAN CON- SULTED. No. 3 ALpzrMan’s WatK, F. od Loxnon, Sept. 25, 1863. C. A. L. Laman, Faq. :— My |mar Sin—I have yours of yesterday, and will call and see Mr, Duncan; but I fear I shall miss him to-day, as he i# not down in the city at Peabody's, and I am en- gaged to dine and pass the night in the country. I will see him to-morrow and report. ‘There are other partics here thinking of gold operations in New York; but [ have not heard of much being = I think gold must be 200 before December, * © * ly, J. T. SOUTTER. DECLINES GOLD SPECULATIONS IN NEW YORK. Panis, Sept. 25, 1863. C. A. L_ Lawar, Esq.:— Deak Sim—On my arrival hore late last night Zronne your letter of the 22d inet. Owing to the feeble a my health, I deem it prudent to withdraw entire! business transactions, ana cannot therefore entertain your proposition for an operation in gold in New York for shipment to England. I did hope to have returnod to Savannah in October; but in my present state of health I do not feel equal to such a journey. Yours truly, FE. MOLYNEUX. MR. DUNCAN WILLING TO BUY GOLD tN NEW YORK. No, 3 ALDERMAN’S WALK, EF. C., Loxnox, Sept. 26, 1863. My Drar Str—T have seen Mr. Duncan, ‘and’ he 13. will- ing to buy gold in New York and carry it for commission of half per cent a month and interest, the margin to be not less than ten per cent, put np when the price is twenty-five or thigty per cent; but it would require more than ‘ton per cent if you' went into the operation when gold was higher than thirty. If you bought at forty T suppose he would require twenty-five per cont, and soon, *** Tthink Mr. D. would not like to have the gold snipped to Europe, though he did not make it a condition. ‘Truly, J. T. 8. (SOUTTER.) Colonel C. A. L. Lawtar, OPERATIONS IN STRAMERS. Liverpoot, Oct. 1, 1863, Dean Caarte:—I telegraphed you this afternoon to “telegraph for Captain Hartstein to come here imme- diately, and to request a reply from him.’’ Messre. Fau cett, Preston & Co., and Lafourier propose to build me two steamers for £48,000, to carry eight hundred bales each in seven feet wate: hour. Jafone agrees ante nd to run seventeeo miles per put on two screw steamers aud withiz a month, and to bring out two hundred \. three hundred baics of my cotton on cach trip of each be +. to deliver jt here for one-haif; my steamers to be do: Jaguars Latoue writes vou to-night, and you Devic > to “nebs to-morrow and see your friend, 30 as tor <2. with Captoin Hartstein on Monday, If you sel from bim, it is all right; but if not, 1 will give .9 of mine: and I want him to see tho plang of my via, 80 that he can suggest any improvement, if pos- Ay T think Lafoue will get a steamer for you to be - {ma month. But my opinion 1s, you should get her fe 20 000. Any way, you better come here as soon as u get’ your stock taken, to make arrangements with Bim in person. IfT put £1,500 in gold, I cannot take sa £1,000 in the steamer, unless you ean loaa me the mo Set. ak camp. Coan ancien to-do. tie GA bales; it does not move to suit me. ‘Copfed. Loan.” I see, is going down again in London—quoted at 29.7 at noon. Have you seen Captain Burroughs yot? if not, see bim at once, and tol} him I may want him and Halpin both. Ask bim'if they are engaged, &c. Yours, G. BOWERS. MR. LAPOUR WILL FURNISH TWO BOATS. 13 Teavest Hey, Liverroor, Oct. 1, 1863. Volonel (. A. L. Lawar:— Dear Sin—Your favor of yesterday's date is duly to hand, and note conten Tam quite wiling te carry out our verbal agreement to furnish one or two boats, as |. Should you arrange matters to your satisfac- tion and enter into the contract with me, I would suggest you take one boat that 1 named to yon as to be ready first ‘Week in next month, and use her during the building of the other, and wecan doubtless arrange terms for doing this on return to Liverpool; or, if more convenient to you, I could meet you in London. I would also wish to urge on you the nome for quick decision, as, should you decide to take tho first boat, she will require some Slight alterations. Waiting the ‘favor of your reply, 1 am, dear sir, yours most truly. HENRY LAFOUE.’ BOWERS PURCHASER TWO STRAMERS. Liverroon, Oct. 2, 1863. Dean Cusrtm—The news to-day is glorious, and, in my opinion, a will be more so. ‘Confed. loan’’ is trumps 1 could have sid “ 24, bat I think it og Ro to 20 oF lesa to-morrow. Ishall sell if it gets to Cotton is firmer this morning. me Nile bas over- Shs and there is some prospect of a~fresh”’ in that section. Did you telegraph for Captain Hartstein? and did you gce Capt. Burronghs for me? I closea for two steamers to day with Lafoue & Cv.,on the terms pro- posed when you saw him. Ipay £48,000 for the two Steamers, delivered in January. leas five per cent for all the money I pay before the boats are delivered. I think Thave made a good trade. I want Hartstein to see the plans before they are commenced. Ihope you and he will be here Monday. Now ts the time todo something to make money, and you better come here at on L. G. BOWERS, Yours, 16a w Clements here to day. BOAT TO RUN SEVENTEEN MILES. No. 13 Tempest Her, Liverroot, 34 October, 1863. Col. ©. A. L. LAMAR My Dear Sin—The boat I spoke of as being ready soon capable of carrying five hundred bales of cotton, and will go seventeen miles, not knote; seventeen knots would be twenty statute miles. The other boat will be much larger and bas more power, but won't run more than seventeen to cighteen miles. This is surely fast enough. £ is fully five miles faster thon any Yankee ocean steamer afloat. They are going on with her very well; 80 if you oonclude to take her it will be allright. The sooner it is aettled the better. Remember sae, please, to Mr. Phyinizy and Mr. Foot. Hoping to see you shortly I am, doar sir, respectfully yours, | HENRY LAFOUE. NO VESSELS AFLOAT THAT CAN RUN SEVENTEEN KNOTS. Liverpoor, Oct. 4, 1863. Dear Cuarte— * * * * IT shall go home on the next steamer from Halifax to Bermuda, which leaves No- vember 13, from Hawi‘az. Iwant to spend a week or two with my parents there, before I go South. Iam in =e to be adle to leave here two weeks from to-day, but may have to wait four weeks. [donot think there any vessels afloat that can run seventeen knots at fea, loader’. if Lafoue can give me seventeen miler per hour I will be satisfied. 1 think we can buy all the gooda ‘we want onc! and if the news keops coming good from home, we can ow all we want, 1 hear that Confederate bonds have been sold§to-day at twenty-eight cents on the dollar. If Rosecrans is annihilated, we can sell some to deliver. I would soil $300,000 for you avd me at thirty three and one third cents on the dollar, and send them out as soon as I got home. I got a letter from Powell, to day, from Montreal, Canada. He says be hears that sterling exchange is twenty for one in Richmond. You hed better take care of your money at theao rates. Confederate loan advanced one per cent to day, closing at 3.22 1 ours to-day at twenty. but no go. We shall have further news by Monday, and I think it will be more favorable to us, and if ao, it will go up to fifteen discount, and perhaps higher. Tope to Po a! 00d profit on it yet. Cotton firmer to-da rade in Manchester was good on rridiy. Bt good news from India to-morrow, we shall have a good market next Lat me know if you get any bers Parts, Dale lock’s stoumer goes next week. I saw him to-day. What do you tuink about selling “Confed.?” Yours. L. G. BOWERS. MATTERS AND THINGS IN Sa fon; the a little lower to day. twenty-two if it (bat price to day, I will give MamMfit one of my vessels if Be will take it. Vleave see him and let me awe a8 early as possible, fon't go into the powder ya until we demuustrate ite qualities beyond a doubt. Cammeck told me Jast night that it was the eee humbug owt. He goes ile is overflowing, and [ think cottun will aivance this to Paris to-morrow. The eek, The im; e light, and trade good Give a 4 the neal ioe asa see Le ac aa T want to from last Lge You can join steamer for Bermuda 13th November, 8 mA et home about the Zist—the Yankeos being willing, The moon comes exnetly right to go directly home, as it fulls on she 28th November. You nead not offer Mufit one of my vessels until you hear further Crom me. {aes eae some. + This is strictly confidea ‘ours, trul * a po td. BOWERS TRA MER ors. No, ister Tier, Mvaareot, Oot. 6, 1863. To Colonel ©. A. L. Laman. Dean Sik—Your favor of the 34 tet. is Suet te hand, bo \ 6 uot yot gut Charleston, BObwithetending they bave | and im reply Jem wililog Ww Gnish the boss uamed on “ NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1864. ready in three — (to a mouth—that Iam it account, you paytog the deposit, as arran; twill fave the reese boat built, ‘as apoken of, wustine and you to take balf ip her also, paying me a further eurn of 210,000, but this would only apply in case of the frst being lost, which is not a very likely contingency, as we ought to have cotton out to pay for beth. Let me hear from you by return, and oblige yours most truly, HENRY LAFOUE. A NEW YORKER'S OPERATIONS —WILL KEEP CHARLEY (LAMAR) SECURELY HID. New York, Oot. ®, 1863, My Daan Cnartey—Your favor of Sept’r. 24th and 25th are before me. Lam sorry you did not buy gold at the time you first wrote me; it has gone up to 47, Thad a small lot, and have some now on band—coat 4214, 1 caunot well get money to carry a large amount for any timo, £01 buy and sell, and make a few dollars from time to time. I manage to make @ living, but no money; I will buy and ship as Tequéstod the two barrels of whiskey. 1 shall be obliged to Lexington, Ky., for it. You ask about coming —— re T have written you before, I do not think you would be in dapger if you keep quiet. 1 fear there would be some trouble if you were caught running the kade. You know that you are well known, afd what would make it worse at this time. is your father's letter to Wood, of this city, in refor. once to business, published in the Times of the 6th or Tth of thts month. When you come to Ralifax I will meet you, and you cap come with me to New York, and ali will be well Twill see what can be done about sending the horses to Virginia. I am fearful I cannot do tt; but whon you get here we can arrange matters. [ went yes terday to Paterson to see the three milo race, ‘and went out to see the colts. They look well. 1 bave got a match Logan colt—sanie age, st‘ck, color, &c¢ —from Mennot. Kipp said I made the ar: with him for the year, and did not think it right for me to take the colts away from him, and I. concluded I would let them remain. ite keeps them very low in price—weil in flesh. I must see you when you return writbent fail; 80 you most not neglect to post me as your move- roents, Cammack is still “here. I think. Yo will leave goon for Havana, and you will have no trouble: you can atop at Nasaau if you please and gofrom there.home: you must not come to this or Boston port di a land; but land at Halifax and come here by rail, &c. as you are with mo. I have a way of managing these Yankees. The handkerchiefs were most beautiful indeed. I wrote you long ere acknowledging the receipt and returning thanks. ack wrote his cousin in refe- rence to business matters, and requested that you should noe tho letter. J. 1. M. and Cam. are both all ai Hane fa ali their business transactions, sure. Yours N. C. TROWBRIDGE. MOBILE BLOCKADE page 5: NEARLY ALL CAUGHT. get the man to come here to show me beforelgo. I shail got off next week. I seo the blockade runners to Mobile have nearly all been caught. Yours truly, L. G. BOWERS. GEORGE SANDERS HAS A STEEL-PLATED STEAMER FOR SALE. Tavistock Horst, Covert Garnry, Lonpon, W. C.. Uct. 13, 1863. I have at my disposal o first class steamer, stect- plated, warranted fourteen knots per hour, two screws, ‘will carry 600 bales of cotton, and draw leas than seven feat. Ifyou have nothing better to do, call and see m this day, No. 44 Denbigh street, I shall be in all the da} Respectfully yours, GEO. N. SANDERS. BOATS SHOULD BE DELIVERED OUT OF ENGLAND. Panis, Oct. 16, 1863. ‘Dear CHARLIE: * bd bd piel has shown me your letter. Hesays fifty-eight cents is the lowest price. but if you can place them! think a plump offer of £10,000 would buy 20,000. He is hard up, and must contrive eome way to pay the balance due on the vessel, which he can ovly do by means of the bonds, Suppose the English government prevents the ships from leaving, will it not affect the bonds? as, at the extrava- gant price of the vessel, our pone ought to bave had her deliverable out of England, By this time I suppose you have either closed with Lafone or broken off. I don't know that it is worth while to write to me, as I am wait- ing for Seibert, who says Fourniere may be able to leave any day, Cammack is anxious to know it Trow (Trows bridge), im his letter to you, of Addison, and in YX). ONLY ONB HONEST REUEL AGENT—SWINDLING ALL ROUND. Lonvon, Oct. 18, 1863. My Dear Faraen—Your letters of the ytn and 30th of July are the only ones [ have haa from you up to this time. The one of the 9th reached me buta day or two since. I find it impossible to do anything with cotton, as the government is our competitor upon a basis of 217d. Per pound at any seaport, free from all taxes and other charges. They are issuing bonds—in other words, agreeing to deliver cotton, as above, at Sd.—and those bonds are selling at fitty cents on the dollar, It is im- possible to make you conceive by anything I can write (though you have, as I know, a liberal opinion of them on that subject) the amount of swindling going on all the time, and conducted by government agents. Captain Bullock is the only one whose name is un- tarvished. Some of them have made large fortunes— one has a summer residence out of London and win- ter one just ont of Paris, bought, it 1s eu Pm, sy Be sented him by the house of Isaac Campbell he is living at the rate of $35,000 a year 1 ue there cn be no doubt. With such financial agents to negotiate and such agents to make the expenditures, how is the government credit to stand? I am and have been for ten days trying to consummate an arrangement for the Lae chase of one boat, and if a suitable one can be hai buy it, the company to be interested to the Jeong £2,000. ‘I have obtained subscriptions in cash to pay for one half, and Henry —, of Liverpool, takes the other. Maflit is to mand ber, and to Sweden vo morrow, with ap ineer, to examine and buy her, if she is what is represented. "Boats suitable haye to be Dailt as a general thing, and the demand for them is go great that they literally command the prices. Boats that were contracted for four months ago, and now being finished at a 3 & £13,000, are like bot cakes gt from ES h boats r id wanted, viz: afty long, beam and leven f feet 1 holds with two hundred ‘and Gi aay horse power, and guaranteed to steam not less than sev- enteen miles, are worth from £23.000 to £30,000. I wrote you of Captain Hartstein’s misfortune. He was at- psy in Munich on the 15tn and daughter are with bim. 1 fear—in which his wife co- incites—that his usofulness ts gone. I hopofior the best, though; but for that I would have nad a boat before this. 1 want you to send me immediately to Rermuda Sylvester Bliss, the pilot; if not him, send Craig. be {3 to receive what government = pilots and no more, otherwise we get into trouble: but send one of |, and atonee, I think I shall leave here about the last of this month for Bermuda, via Halifax, to make ar- rangements for the boat. Will go bome from there in our boat, and shall try Tybee or Warsaw. If this reaches you in time give me your views asto such @ course. Cotton and despatch can anpah, which cannot be in Wilmington or Mobile. on, Savannah je not so guarded. We canrun by the fort and’take her shots. If they do not hit the machinery no particular damage will be done. I am about to con. tract for a second boat to be bulit, to be paid for out of ‘the earnings of the first, guaranteed by cotton in the con- federscy; but I see no reason why I should remain to see her completed. Mr. Lafoue—who wiil also own one-half— will see to her. Tam very anxious toget home. I par- chased the secret to make powder out of plaster and hot water, and the man {s expected every day here to impart the eocret. It will be worth millions to the government and as much to me. It can be made in ten minutes, and shoote wet almoet as well as when dry. This [ have seen. 5 may. though, be another Benzole catch; but before pay bim the money I am to make it myself and be per- foray satisfied of its merits. Then, if am fool enough to be humbugged, Iought to lose my money. I, ernor Bowers and the inventor for the Confederate States, once at Richmond, It is made out of nothing but plaster—such as all the houses in Paris are built of— and boiling water! I want this done at once, as some ‘one may anticipate me—though they won’t know how to make it—so much has been said about it. Governor told everybody he knew in Paris, and one party actually en+ tered into acontract with the inventor's agent to give him $4,000 more than I had agreed to give him, but failed to raise the money, and the agent had to come back to me. I have him in writing now. IJ have not seen or beard of Captam Martin. 1 presume he purchased a boat in Canada, I would like very much to sce him, as! think him tne best man I know for the business. It is impossible to contract to have boats delivered in Bermuda. Earl Rus. sell has deeded, if they are the legitimate property of Englishmen, and are caugty, by the crulgers of the United States, and they or their cargoes are intended for the confederacy, the seizure aud condemnation are proper. I wanted Hattersby to publish his letter to him in refer- ence to the consul; but ho i# as damued a knave and coward as William, with just the tenth of bis ability. # © Yours, ©, A. L. LAMAR, BOWERS ON VICTORIES AND STEAMBOATS. LiveRrvoon, Oct. 21, 1863. Daan Coantem—Yours of Toewey at hand, and I hope wo may get the bonds at fifty. I did not 0 over your calculation, for if we can get the cotton out it will mak enough any way. Cotton dul! to-day: saies 12,000 bales; Prices not Quite so good as yesterday. The peace resolu: tions said to have been introduced into the federal Cabinet is the cause of the dulness. Tsball sell ours out the first . 1 look for the next news to bring nccounta that Meade’s army has retreated or been aon! aa Loe, I think, will whip him badly. 1 am rather disappo! ted that Br Bragg bas not bagged Rore- crans. The rise in ieee gold shows the tneasy feciing, both {a Virginia and Teonessee. No change In *Con‘ed—what shall ido? 1 think we — got good news by ihe next steamer; but we have thought this for alongtime. If Leo whips Meade ai go to twenty quick. [am im favor of Tfoiaing until after the next accounts. I have ~~ with Mesers. Faucett, Preston & Co, to go on with wo boats—220 feet lon, rp twenty-six feot beam aod ol ren and e half hold, for £48,000—sime as before, except ‘that one boat ie to be done by the 3iet Jan. and the other ‘by the 20th agp tngt and I am to pay £10,000 in Con- fedorate eight per cent bonds, at twenty.seven conts on the dollar—the bonds to be delivered here before the Doats are completed. What think you of my trade? vege Matt and Mr. Allen leave to-morrow morning hagen to seo the boats; the one is 210 tect loug ty % ‘beam, aud to run sixteen miles per hour, They will be gone about a week. Lafono also goes [~ ‘Scotland tw-morrow to look at another fast beat for u cage the Swede boat don't auit. T am hurrying him ty ag teat as eaaes aa to get Captain Mamit at work, Major Raw iasick—bes tho monkeys after bim, but not tee I will come up Saturday night to see you. Wi you be ablo to get to go with me os the steamer next week’ Yonrs truly. . BOWERS, SrsAER BUILDING IN soon No. 13 Tamresr Hey, Livarroor,, Oot, 21, 1868. To Covowr, LAMAR i= Dwar Sin—1 telegraphed you to day to send me plane and specifications, by tonight's post, of the steamer building in Scotland, and which I banded to you. I hope they are already on'the way, but ii not, please aend the by Gret mail, Yours, truiy, HENRY LAFONE LOOKING AFTRR A CLYDE STEAMER, “No 18 Tamrwn Her, Livurrony, Ont, 24. 1968. ‘To Om, ©. A. L. Lana: My Drar Sta—Ip reply to youre wemea favor of 224 fos, Captain Maite was all day yeeterday with me on the Clyde, nod promised to erie you in inpremen f what boww be naw Were There «9 tories rst offer of ‘the other is built, your boat and f have anotber Your approval. promised the The Captain gays she would suit well tilt The builders are pushing on well with meets @eveutocn miles per hour with two hundred tons md weight. She is larger aud hax more power. with Mp Bowers on Mon thing early bofore you heav yours faithfully, ARRANGEMENTS FOR ProwDar, che second ts guuranteed. tl Po come down be HENRY LAFONE, BLOCKADE RUNNING—THK Wasnincron Horec, Lavenvoot, Oot . 28, 1863. Joax ¥. McCaviny, P89. Grand Hotel, Parts: Dean complete my day next. rrangeinenta for 6aili Jeame bere {rom London last evoning to jing On the zist, Satur. Captain Mails bas not yet retuned from Sweden, whither be went to look at, and if be approved of ber after @ tri ,t0 purchase, a'sicamer under offer tous. Iam expecting to hear every minute by tole. from bim. graph T write to give you an outline Ay the arrangement { have made with Mr. Heury Lafoue, of this city, which if you approve of, you are to have £2,000 aterling tnterest boat, It will be necessary for immediately on receipt of this in the first you to telegraph me if you are in on the terms stipelated for the whole enterprise, as Ihave but ashort time to close matters. The firat boat is to cost £22,000 sterling, the money to be paid pon the delivery ‘of the boat; then I centract for the be finished in January, at a cost butiding of another, of £25,000 The first doat goes out under the eommund of Captain Maffit; when the second boat gets out it is opt jonal with me to ray whether | will any longer have tho first boat or whether Ieurrender her to Mr. Lafoue at cost. Tho third boat will be finished the 224 of February next, at @ cost of £24,000. Now, lagt boats mentioned. All come out is to go toward all is paid. logo all the boats, we then as to the paymentstof the two the cotton that may ther payment until unfortunate as to bind ourseives—oach Roeholder, coir: to,t.@ amount due by him on each to pay to Hetiry Lafoue avy balance that may = the boats to be divi Mr. Henry Lafoue attends to the in Bermuda, and I ja the coufedoracy. fal csterall union gre paid, then the earnin, pro rata among the stockh: business here, Phinizy I will havevall the outline perfected before 1 go, and leave Phinizy and Maffit and Lafoue to attend to the details, ‘Answer by telegraph, and then write confirming the dispatch, saying are that you approve and See the powder man and tell him tad ew to institute proceedings agai ho will go to Paris to oattend 1 shall bave all the pilots, aye oral by the time Mafit gets or disapprove and are out. I ave instructed Pai- inst him for damages, to it before leaving for arrangements made for out. Yours truly, C. A. L. LAMAR. WANTS TO BUY THE MARGARST AND JESSIK AND CORNUBIA—HAS FACILITIES FROM NEW YORK. FOR GETTING GOODS St. Geonar’s, Bermuda, Dec. 2, 1863. To M. D. Wicks, Faq., Wetumpka, Ala. My Dear Sir—Through our friend Mr. Lall, who ts now sojourning in these islands. I have just learned your whereabouts. I have thought o parted at Memp! his, and am glad t pleasure of commustcating with you. f you often since we hat I now can have the Twas compelled to leave Mempbis eight months ago—could not stand the Yankees any longor, and after plact place of safety, have been trading in b Dave facilities for tting almost York, and if I can di pose of the o: my family ina lockade goods. I it anything from New argo 1 now have here, intend to send an order to a foreign house in New Yorn— who are acting for me—to purchaso either the Margaret and Jessie. or ‘Cornubia (captured sold, trouble in getting them out. lately) when they are T think they can be bought cheap, and there is no Yam your friend, ‘K SMITH. At RINZEY'S. BIGATH AVENUB CHEAP STORK, sroae TO LET, AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. CLOSING OUT OF THE ENTIRE STOCK. TO RET! SURD TWELVE YEARS. ESTABLIS®! ‘ Ee. Bs’ ce WORTH OF EMBROIDERIKS, ETS. RIBBONS, 1 LOW /:RS FEATH FANCY C., &C.. HERS, T ARTICLE RTICL! PORTEMONNALKS, aRUse ALL, SELLING AT ELOW COS: ovn ‘Bh SeARTMEST, LOTS OF GLOVRS, commenctNa, AT Se. LOT SOILED SILK GLOVES, LOT SOILED KID GLOVES, 0c. UANTITIES OF LINED GLOV - INGWOOD GLOVEs, Wie 40) 4 000 PAIRS GLOVES. S AT 10c. UP. LL Ki PALMS VERY BEST KID LOY BS, woarn $1 50, 2,500 REDUCED TO Mc, EMBROIDERED KIDS, 60c. GENTS’ $125 KIDS at Be. WHITE KIDS. 3K Me THOUSANDS Lors OF BEMSTICH OTS OF LACE our $3,000 extra One Linen Bacsken ‘biel MBROL FEQUSANDE 0 AND. CsLrN FROM 3c. UP guanitnr OF Ace VAILS, OF THREAD GUIPURE. YAK BRUSSE: MECHLIN AND OTHER LACES, DK Ekourer DEPARTMENT. THOUSANDS or HANDREMCHIEFS, FROM Se ‘UP. AND N OF THE WHOLESALE 1 DEPARTMENT. THIS WBEK. fs. for Ladies and Gen’ ‘DERY DEPARTMENT. PILES out WOREBD NDS, 3c. pon Be a P. YARDS OF LACES. I ALL AT COST. DS ON MONDAY MORNING AT 10 A M, READY FOR SALE Y, 12009 VADs DRESS 1 BIRT Bos SARIS v5 Fiobae NOS at pose oF sun VELVETS L MUS? = ted AT OR BELOW DRESS ILLUSIONS, 6c, YARD, ‘ARLETANS. 2c. Y, 5 LOTS NUSLINS AND CHAPES, 152. ¥ aes UA Mrities. oF SETS MS, EDGING! }. and allat COST. & NING ee ‘ARD. RICHY VELVET EDGE ae, RICH PLAID RIBBONS, 6c. eneoie nig? THOUSANDS OF YARDS RIBBONS, Ic. UP. 3.0.0 BLOO! ghar se rs, fe, UP age ete eee PARASO! DED and PLAIN 3! bozkxs SPOOL YOR MACHINE ND HAND Wi woe Peo aA Gust bere QUALITY FL ies will find on examini ds in the Dove iin Cost, FoR. CASH BONN: LALe RIG cB. es. which it would fon in an advertisement. Many of them nlf price, ag the stock must LY AT 4 sold. AND BELOW ONLY, ZY, WM. KIN: 221 and 223 ‘states avenue, Between Twenty-first and Twenty secoud stree’ ARGAINS. aes REDUCE 581 Broadw: ig, Hate ‘and Jock eae oi bit 33: 12; Mou Bridal Bonnets. 4 te BINNS’ MIL. Oli peice $6: Fare ve fpr ‘Honuets, k Boo at $7; worth old price $7 each. LOSING OUT SA! Lf FANCY © which witl be sold at coat for thirty OMBS, days. Lentianabbod and Waverley piace. aaa aT REDUCED PRI PRICE: AT THE METROPOLITAN 3, CLOAK ROOMS, 05 BROADWAY Entrance through Grover & Bakér's salesrooms, ALL MY HEAVY@BEAY: ER CLOAKS MARKED DOWN 90 PER CENT. 10 CLOSE THEM OUT QUICKLY LADIES WILL FIND IT 70 THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL AND EXAMIN EB MY STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE N. B—WHITE et’ ND COLORED CLOTH. WHITE MERINO OPER, SE HENRY MOORE, Agent. CONSTANTLY L’; JANCY GOODS AT ‘All com! face ou iton Monday. Jan ; 31 8 4 cLosiNG 8 Sauk ce en ml mi roe to wb RD rite ndid asso! than “eed Shetian Flowers, 4 varied selection Corn orter’s Valle at 75 conte er of FURS, Fro™ GroaKs Bapvca PRICES. VOR, (at BROADWAY, ‘AND LACE GOODS, ve one some Chal Teena Taney Goode at cont ea te ACES. axB EMBROIDERIES, Feathers, Dress Trimmings. and Waveriay place. ORG. worth of ladies’ Fat Furs. Must sold, regard. Sr ofeoet, tor ay days O37, WY FRANKPORD Rotem: » $a5 Grand RS WANTED. A V ICH DARK SABLE OR in God Waich, Gold, 21 Court ncn an ares Value no doject Pach, ie FLUTING, FOR BALL Dansane, dion will find it to thelr adventage not to leave in stores where nate a at wh it has to be given out but (A them direct AY re. haat am, where al fluted yunctualiy manoer, and Averett ia ‘all parts tne ¢ eet. ek * half be he TI — tr NBs Ges OLEARING OUT Sal SALE. “CARTAN, ioe NKETT | he! 0) BOW In view of making #01 nan have decited to clear. ont Goods by the Ist of April. The good from 25 to 30 The followl Cloaka:— proof Ol bth 1: tea me imporint ma the reent, aod ay be ald will show the reduction in our FocuLLoves, thai changed fo their busle ire stock of Dry all marked down Toyardiesn of cow stock of 0 mai iis vit tin ofge | ih ment of Shirting: pe] LLBGH & Bowers Fiannele * DEYGourm GORE: ats GLOVRS, GLOVES—B0., Panis RID, A’ lanes fae Fg = oven real ren nennenrte REQULAR MEETING oF by Lp eamenes Giterary Union, held at ite soos, Pt colors: Alceatares pray at rage foi eval pried The | 18 the olty of New X< of New Yorx, on she even ening ber 4 in ett rgeck Accoritseat of teas, Ts. Byrne oem A decease of onr late ‘Thread and” Needies and Fancy Goods ber, John Pw ts were a coronal tee wan gheaelntors for art case Rods, 885 wus BS! Broadway, eat | fo'ied ee ee eos Sel cea ‘claws : Fe Hoeteonth st at wide. feeatinn heat ‘ad yor Remem ‘Subsequencly: at aspeelai raceting held on the evening of ber. LOE, January! la, 186s. ie ‘onmmittee ‘reported the the followin REAT CLEAR! BARING Poko aa Preamble ‘and ‘resolutions, which were unanimously iow f ‘hereus, it has pleased the Almighty to remove by death it tentatiecicee out Inte worthy and mach respenid Member Joka FRYERS 1H Brondway.soruse of Warerley place WRowolved, That we tender to. the bereaved f of the urontanr TO THE LADIES. deceased oir hearitelt- eympatbies (a this their a Resclved, That the mounbera of this Union attend the RETIRENENE OF funeral of the deceased. and that the usual badge of moura- —_— wer : W. K. PEFTON, 274 BOWERY, vcd That a copy of the foregoing preamble and reso- lutions be sent to the family fof the deceased, and publ in the New York serail Meira paitan Record had Irish y WILLIAM 8. DILLON, } Committee, JAMES J. COLWELL, FROM BUSINESS. PERSMPTORY OLOaING OUT BALE. oaTha ubertberbetng, abowt to retinqush buslees, wow DWYER, Presidoat. ni FOREIGN AND. Doksrie DRY GooDa, F. B. Surtn, Secretary. Consisting of SILKS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS. OTTOMAN MPBESS CLOTHS. pastes s ALPACAS, CASHMERES, BOMBAZINES, THIBBTS, POPLINS, DBLAINES, AND OTHER STYLES OF DREss GOops. Coisrked tert FOR PENNSYLVANIA. —THB UM- ed hereby gives notice that he has been sult oe Primted O aoe of Deeds for ‘Penneyivants, mission ned at Harrisburg, january. ise “ae F. L. KING, 82 Bi M le Carnes BANK, NEW YORK, JAN. 15, 1864. An eloction for seventeen directors of the Goassenes Bank, nuso three _ mabetors ote ‘be held at electior 0. banking house o1 Febpoay t pee m the hours SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS, DAMASES, ot id ana Bat ae ‘NAPKINS, BAe, CHeSTER. waerctiearen, PaH nat BLANKETS, QUILTS, PLANNELS, LINENS, org Haeet tia I ke. mHespavern ae fae PRINTS, GINGHAMS, WHITE GOODS... RLETANS, SOuNs. re PEND a ats CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, og) x COMN BALMORAL SKIRTS, & ‘ecomnon, | ehoot, T. J. BYRNE, ath HOSIERY, GLOVES, LMNEN AND SILK HANDKER- ‘OBIEFS, OTICE TO CARTMEN AND ALL INTRRESTED. regiilar meeting of the Cartmen's Union Assoel will bo held at G54 Broadway. on Monday evening, J 1864, al elght lock to protent againat the ENRY BALDWIN, Fa Pretdet We. Tees, foe ATS, ARN BTANTON, Vice Presidents, AT A POSITIVE REDUCTION IN PRICES FROM TWENTY TO FO FORTY PBR CENT. OUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. This pe My afford am opportunity to sa90m lower than tt is probable will occur Goods delivered, free of charge, in Tog ctties. ‘the surround- 3. Kina, J. Buck, Treasurer. DS pada TO TAXPAYBRS. TO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS. Store and House to let, Fixtures for aale. Location one of the best im the city. W. K PRYTON, i Orr: x Commissioxnns or T papers 274 Bowery, near Houston street. cx OF Ta aseh es ae Rw YORK, Thee [or EES aac fe aND unl tet pereenal eaieof the chy ad souuer oF Rex Yarks : ° z By me gece ig Sec ‘horas for the vear IMBL will be open for inspection end review IN THIRTY DATA. from and after Monday, Jan. 11, 18M. and will remain opem In onder, te ear this sale Gn"the Suh day of April Lik. Cor the correction of enters GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT, a weare willing to submit ee ere teal application to the Commiasi Hoavy Beaver DREN BAOWIEIOS Red ment ed. in order to obtain the relief provided by law. Neary Beaver Coa The ‘act of 1855 proviaes that “During the time the books shall "be. open to public Leiria aay as —a re pro- vided, application may be made by na: conal himecit’ aggrieved by. the axseaved Vaiuacion of of his red "valuation jeavy Beaver Cloal Baath Doeskin (lon French Doeskin Cloak: aie or ‘estate, to bave the eame corrected.” application be made in relation to the ausessed worth $i i be made in Writing, stating the = Reauees OF the realestate, it must be made in wring, stating posse round of objection thereto, and thereupon the Com! 200 Grand street, cornae of Forsyth. | $Mimere shall exanine into the complaint, and iin th judgment tho asaewsment is erroneous, they shall cause kame to be corrected. If such appiteation de in tion o the axsesse! valuation of personal estate, the cant shall be examined under oath by the said Comm ers, who shall he @uthorized to administer such oath, or of thom; and if, in his or their judgment, the assessment erroneous, they shall cause the same to be fix the amount of such « nent a8 they may believe Just, and declare the:r decision thereon within thirty: ys After such apptication ‘shall have been made to them. Festuetion sail be prade by the Board of Supervisorg of aay asseasment on rei! and personal estate imposed under thi ss act. unlesa-it al appear, under oath or affirmation, that the party agerieved wag unable to attend within the period presceibed for the correction of taxes, by reason of sickness or absence from the city. ‘A. J, WILLTAMSON, ) Commissioners . ALLEN, of Taxes and BROWN, Assessments. VETERINARY PRACTITIONERS, — ‘OURNING GOOD: M Pe BNOLISH BOMBAZINES, LUPIN'’S BOMBAZINES. MPRESS CLOTHS. HENRIETTA CLOTHS. CRAPE EUGENIES, IMPERIAL REPS * LUYIN'S DELAINES, BLACK SILKS, TIAL. etn aoops, BONNETS, CLOAKS AnD a AW LS, qa Mo sameness MOURNING STORE, ‘551 Broad ‘fo Spring and Prince streets. RS. E. MORRIS, NO. 4 AMITY STRERT. storms Shirts and Collars wade, the noatest andbest Gtting in the city. ; Bad oTICR TO There will be a mecting of the Comitia Minora, of eterina eld in ETIRING FROM BUSINESS pits PROM BUSINESS. W. R, ROBKRTS Medient Aasociatio: New Geir As M..'at 179 Lexioge tou arenas, for the transaction of buamness ‘and sdmission a GRYSTAL rate eMPORLOM, Se wate ote: begs to andorince to hla patrons ad, the public thathe hae | Q)PSEQUIES oe cae tate aol ont his business to Meaara, A. C. STRENZ & R. WOLF, BRIGADIER GENERAL MICHARL CORCORAN. aod that his enti jock of foreign and domestic A NKERAL ORATION Dey "GOODS, Witt be deiivered on the late Brigadier Geucral Michael Cor- amounting invalue to mem fe HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL, MUST BE SOLD OFF. AT OR BELOW COST PRICE, BY The stock is all new and weil aici. porchased st ane: for he goods are all ove “ound, in first class estab ran. in the COOPER INSTITUTE, v and comprt K AND x SILKS REAL, TRISH AND an PRESS © nay presant in New York. and PACAS, MOHAIR: Reps also the members of the F clorn Temperance Porta. and a general stock of FANCY one. Goons. A LARGE STOCK oF. ixguiga BUANKE' LINENS, DAMASKS, TOW! D TOWRLINGS, FLAN NELS, ge ts SHBETING S. £0. &C. tiea (New York and Bro. gahoremen’s Goo'e~ s ty and the Koizite of St. Faisiek, ave Feapestfully inyiied to atten Goras of admission can be had on application, free of Pom, cost. . Kicker, 699 Broadway; Col. B Sixty nin eke, ra ee Get Sivan ty ; the Irish American oitice, rks reat 13 Ann street. and from the oles of tbe Srotuorwood. No. 6 Centre sirget. . PECTAL NOTICE.—THE MUMARRS OF THE Mo. 3D, ielian Socianie are, respectfully raquasted to assem at the residence of Mr. John one o'clock, to attend the fu erat ihetaises stone and respected member, Janie ‘all, Eeq., from his ate denbe 198 Bunt Niaevesnty atrert bie Bases pete) TYLER KELLY, Presigent. Sanne P. Monnis, Svoretary, INGING, RECITATIONS ane “DIALOGUES. —THE anaiversary exercians Ot the Baptist Marieers’ Bal supRae Stock, or CLOAKS AND saawee LAND BALMORAL SKIRTS. The public can rest ansured that thie a a0 SHAM SALE FALSEHOOD, Rt fe ard in order digposs of an old worthleas stock. laving gained Mpeir pie after wh om of successful business, by candid and nonorable dealings, I do not mean to forfait uow what I 80 highly value, I will pleased t» see all my old customers and friends vious to my retiriag, when [ ahali endeavor to prove how jeeply | appreciate aritred ayy 37 gelling them St PRICK AND NO BUMBUG School will be Fopaated on Thursday evening next, Jan. W. R BORBRTA, CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIOM. | | commencingat T'ciock. Admission free. OWERY. roy oon P. 8,—Remember, tho stock must be sold off by Fi oe ee ae ee ae ee owned by ‘he On! IL by fire oa Sunday evening, was discovered in the bu yy the watchmi tory. When he oe the ‘lars to the Rjoining Seulate was found impossibie to aon any satis nance, es Department was promptly on, the groun Troe | loss was $12,000: ; taoneea R. Sea waar OgDe RM SROTBERTES, TA! YANKEB Tokar ‘AND I PANG Nios MACY'S CELEBRATED FR 3D FRENCH EID GLOVES. ‘Weand 4206 3 SIXTH AVENUE, Near Fourteenth street, R. B. MACY. MAXES FOR NEW LOTS, EAST NEW CYORK, CF. press Hills, received at Stewart's Hotel, Jamaics, near Hast New York. every day until the jet of February Hos, STRWART. Colicetse. HE MEMBERS OF THE ave PLASTERERS' ASBO- Rees OPPORTUNITY FOR | GREAT BARGAINS. RKE, 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker, relin- aulsntig tbe ince ad fancy business. will offer the Balance ciation of New, York will hold s meeting on Monday of his work, gonaisting of “0 . at seven o'clock, at Drake s Room, DRESS CAPS. 1] bosses are particularly requé BEADDRESSES, "Fou will be brought before the LACES. meeting. icGLENSAY, Chairman, EMBROIDERIES, Jonx Dewnvnst, Secreta: SPENCER, SLERVBS, CAPES, HE LIGEEBED. SEGAR ; eee OF THE ated to meet at malay INFANTS’ ROBES, RIBBON! DRESS TRIMMIN GS. &U. londay, January 18, at Lita ular ate of thei Itis eae that matters of tmportance to all licen: the business will be brought before the meeting. queat of At an {immense reduction tn ¢ snilre stock of the Above goods must be sold by the ‘first of February, a8 on and after that date the store will be occupied by Messrs. Kirby & Co,, booksellers and newsmen. re- MANY MANUFACTURERS. meaeranne DENTISTRY ns * MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.—TEETH BX+ teacted without pain or no charge. we lag on ther, ever used. Beautiful teeth inserted. $1 each; a Set iver, $10. No charge for ortrecting whee, orth are nected. 291 onan STREET, 291 GRAND rvs ad ae ‘AT SAl T SALE. cr) T SALE OF DRY GOCDS, Tn consequence of moving to 25. Lays Kane he * — ORYSTAL PALACE “EMPORIUM. ,Hartog purchased Mr. W. R. Roberts) interest in the named business, I must sell my atock of goods in the yrapd street store, covstaiing of a latge stock of Dry Goode, Sees Cloaks, Balmorals, Domestic Goods, &c., by the 27th of Febriary is bLuE oF cost. iS oder Kon et rs oRvstab Pa LAC EMPORIUM (A SBEAT DISCOVERY, Teetn positively extrecved withomt, pala, Oy De. HOYT. tne vely ex w vantor and sole tmaufaetirer st of Anwathelte Nitrous Oxt ‘Onions yt Iau it i froe from eftilsrating affects, and perfestiy hecmiase, caus. ing a quiet sleep with pleasant sensations and perfect insen- is sibility to pain, during which I extract ct woth without ti ENTIRE NEW STOOK oF a avops, knowledge of the tient. Teeth filled and artificial teeth ‘By the Ist of March. bag A ion Inserted. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. A. STRENZ. \OYT, Dentist, 907 Broadway, hear Tweatieth street, 291 Grand street, corner of Eldridge 1,000; 800.64. batters, furaishin dealt ith. 1a . VAIL, an Broadway. N. B.—Cut th! MILLINERY. DAMANTEAN —CAUTIO} ae sensitive teeth filled wit ia, and more eoonomst cally than with gold, shonid beware of worthiess cements aod amalgams that soon fall out or turn black, discoloring the teeth without preserving them, and choose only the Ada- Tnantean White Filing, which never. discolors aud ts perma. nently dorable, restoring worthless teeth to beauty and uses fulness. Tam dail ying dgatienny who, having tested it, readily acknow guberiow iy over all other sell. DESIRING KEEP YOUR EARS WARM. Use Ware's Patont Ear Mus. fancy, ate dealera, Tra: fated ‘and retatted’ oy tir sole out. age hs AME. GFLURSPTE's 3 DRESS MAKING AND PATTERN | Ditrning Ailings Knowa. Ai GiLRS LOT a Sorvisiioa this catatllsgment shenid Gono atone aneeris | § Ay TA “rte yeoman 4 Bessa style of work and Oting uot often seen in thiscoun- | ing withowt fees yt “yi try. RIIVICTAL BONE FILLINGS FOR DECAYED AND aenaitive Tee roots and. bro TLLINERY. TAB STOCK. FIXTURES AND ee ag § of a Millinery Store wlll be sold either separately or her, Apoly at the first house above the corner of Eigh. ty-fourth street, on Third ry kind of city ‘stet with hia rooms — | testimonials from our first class citizens, N. B. GRIFFIN 4 * BROTHERS, 258 Garp STREBT, « New York, and street, Brook! INE ARTS.—FOR SALE, A PAINTING OF RARE 257 Fulton iva, are ev: merit ‘Scriptural aubect).« Agure piece, ire, Aeet10 | tracing tneth positively ‘without Pain By the use of Nitrous tnchoe oy 8 fee: ¥ inches. The painting oan be see fora few ‘Smmonly called langhing’ eae, Dentiews for day aio of J. G. Clinton Hall, Astor tus, together with the m tne place, room it Inistes same, at reason: 8, vertal Been got 8 pen tooth ARTA.—TO AGENTS AND CANVASSERS.—NOW artial Beta on fine gold, iF P tig aub- | fiver op rubbe ng, tenth. 38 conte, ha 0H Sesdad avenue, below Yor extracting ‘whe wm ariifoial teeth be iv Te ROP BARR HANCE FOR AbuaRER PERS.—WOUBE- a cho at lu Para(ture at & seritee. ihe. as 00 12 {road ‘yg rece qatentog housekee) ye seil all the Puraltre co es and tn his shane i ‘eat po third street, cations a and blank | preaue: Row Cover: Parior Bul hi coat yo Sh ela a sit boone Rat, | Wud and walnut Chambey Puraivure, CN ld ey hg Fist = MORRTG, Engineer. Prema FOR Coat PROPOSALS POR, 1.000 Fons RNITURE AT A GREAT SACRIPIO ASH. it a ae met wn miss bats ead tons Chestnut Coal are sols ia bed abo Cy ‘one y can Sati zat loner tt ‘vest : face ron i ae peepee |B See Te ime ticoat ‘Now Yor! 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