The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1865, Page 2

2 nS $$$ $$ rr FINANCIAL AND commenciat. | Wenxespay, Jan, 11—6 P, M. The stock market was dull, and the speculative feel ing weak, at the fit bédra. ‘The closing quotati showed the following varisiions from those of yest Gay's second board:—Erie declined 44, Mivhigen 3%, Michigan Southern 34, Chicago and Nore %, New York Central 34, Mariposa 2%. Hudson River advanced 134, Cleveland and Pitsburg 3;. ‘Rock Island was steady, Government eecurities were firm. Coupon five-twenties ‘of the new issue were aclive at an advance of }¢ a 34. Ten-forties were steady at 102!4. Small amounts of sixes, 1881, sold at 21196 « 11134. At the open board at one o’clock the general list was barely steady, and Northwestern and Mariposa were lower, At the secoud regular board the market « washeavy.’ Erie was % lower than fm the morning, | Hudson River 34, Reading 3, Michigan Central 34, Fort Wayne ¥, Michigan Southern 34, Chicago and North- western %, preferred 13g, Rook Islend” 4, Mariposa 1%. Cleveland and Pittsburg advanced 4%. Government secu- rities were steady, the chief activity being in five-twen- ties’ Sixes of 1881 advanced { a 3, five-twenties { a 44. Atthe open board at half-past three the market ‘wad a shado lower, with a drooping tendency. The clos- ing quotations were:—New York Central 116, Erie 8354, ‘Hudson River 108, Michigan Southern 727%, Clovelan and Pittsburg 95, Northwestern 3844, Fort Wayne 9994, Cumberiand Coal 44%, Quicksilver 97};, Mariposa 10. ‘The bear interest in Erie ts still strong, and there is considerable dissatisfaction among the opposite party with the manner in which it is supposed a certain large portion of the now stock authorized under the legislative ‘ect of 1864, and hypothecated by the company, is being used to depress the market. If the suppositions are cor rect, the transaction is of a very questionable character; and, although similar strategy has beon displayed before in Wall street, it is none the more justifiable on thet ac- count. The company is, however, open to criticism for exposing itself to such 4 contingoucy as the one referred to, which has been the subject of street talk for some ays pas!. ‘Phe gold market showed a further cons ble loss of strength to-day, thus verifying onr prediction; and it closed heavy ata decline of foar per cent a the opens ing quotat day. Tho ns, apd of 1534 since lust Woedne: variations : 2:20.P. 000 P. 4:0 P. 3 6:10 P. 9 to day by the steamer Australa- The shipment of spe tian amounted to $5! .. The money market was c1ser to-day for & week past, and there was s surplus of cap tal offer ing in some quartors at seven percent. The Treasury is ‘understood to be paying out cor ai six per cent notes rapiily, in place of the five per cent notes areepted in payment of the lato subcer'ptions to the ten-forty joan, and funds are gradually returning to the financial cen- tres from tho interior, and especially the West. Excep- tional transactions were had in the afternoon at six per Cent in large amounts on government securitivs. First class commercial paper continues to rate at $210 Per cent, but the discount line is inactive. Foreign exchange is inactive at 1094 a 109% for bankers’ sterling at sixty days, andj1103¢ a 11044 at three. According to an ofliclal statement just issued by the Treasury, the amount of legal tender n: in circulation on tho last day of the year was $650,254,988, or $5,754,- 871 less than on the last day of October, The figures are as follows :— United States notes, fan it has been outstanding... $546,288 United States ol outatanding. 452,612,281 — 433,160,560 One year, five eo notes, ' outita:d’ng ves 41,325,568 ‘Two yonr tiv por cent notes out etanding....... 13,981,031 Two year five per cent notes oul- standing (ooupon)........ +134 80,008,450 ———-— 105, 615, Three years compound interest notes out- i caeceeseces MUL479,470 Amount outstandiny December 31, 1864. ... 650,264,958 Amount outstanding Octover 31, 1864... 656,000,359 case s'nee October 31, 1864. $6,754,371 GEORGE HARRINGTON, Assistant Secretary. ‘On roferring, however, to the statemont of the public debt, dated October 31, wo canuot roconcile it with the above, The currency issues then outstanding, as officially described, were: — . United States notes......... Five per cent one year notes. is oes'oon Five per cent two year notes. 15,748, Five per cent notes (with coupons). . 61,186,110 ‘Treasury notes (on which interest has ceased) 151,711 Fractional currency. .... % : 20,725,871 Compound interest notes. 329, Making a total of. instead of $656,009, 359. Two biunders, however, occurred in the statement; one in addition and the olber in subtraction, which, when allowed for, made the total circulation $683,047,201, ‘an increase of more than six millions. The cause of the present discrepancy is to be found fn the omission of the fractional currency, and the Treasury uotes on which intercet ha: ceased, from the statement. Perhaps Mr. Harrington thinks these not worth mentioving; but thelr omission amounts io an inaccuracy. Notice was given in the Senate at Albany to-day of a Dill to release the New York Central Roilroad Company from the two cents per mile limitation rate for passen- gers. Similar action bas been taken by other companies in other States; but notwithstanding the depreciated con- dition of the currency, neither politicians nor the public fre in favor of granting the privilege applied for; and considering the indifference shown by railroad companies in general to the comfort and safety of their passengers this ix uot eurprixing. Railroad travelling in thix coun try is one of the great miseries and dangers of lite, and #0 long as companies show more disposition to pay dividends than to keep their ronds in repair or make improvements calculated to increase the safety and diminish the discomfort attending it, the people have no inducement to pay higher rates than those already provided by law. ‘The bill for the consolidation of the Hudson River and Harlom Railroads was introduced in the Assembly to-day. Its chief provisions are said to be that the terms of con- Bolidation shall be fixed by the board of directors of the two companies, and shall be ratified by them and not by the stockholders; and in case any stockholder of either of the two roads shall refuse to accept of the consolidated stock, the board of direction shall have power to appoint appraisers to fix the value of the old stock belonging to the recusant stockholder, and the award of such appraiser shall be final. This pro gramme reads like 2 sequel to the history of the Harlem “corner,"’ and every word is suggestive of Wail street. To those who know the history of the two roads during the Last year this bill comes as a matter of course. ‘The subscriptions to the seven-thirty loan received at the First National Bank to-day amounted to $252,000. At the annaal election, held January 10, 1865, of the Ninth National Bank of the city of New York, No. 363 Broadway, the following gontlemen were elected direct ors for the onsning year:—William A. Kobbe, Thomas A. ‘Vyee, Jr, Goo. A. Wicks, Barnet 1. Solomon, (eo, A. Follows, Solomon L. Hull, Chos, Minzeshelmer, J. 0. Whitehouse, Joseph U. Orvia Mr. Orvis was wnani- mously re-elected President, The following have) been elected directors of the Fourth National Bank:—Morris Ketchum, Edwin Hoyt, Joseph Stewart, Johu M. Furman, €. L. Anthony, T. 6. Charchill, Joseph B. Hoyt, Henry Swift, P. 0. Calhoun. It is understood that the Presidency will be offered to the Hon. Hugh McCullough, and that upon bis acceptance Mr. Ketchum will retire. ‘The highest cash prices of the railroad and misce! lonsous shares at the first eession of the Board of Brokers «$670,886, 041 to-day compare with the quotations on Wednesday of dast week as follows :— American Cool Co Chicago and N rh RR. pref. Chicago, Burlington ar se ney RR. a Gumberland Coal Co “ io and Mississippi certificates Mo 23 cific Mail Oo.. Pittaburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago ma. ag 109% pricksilver Mining Co. ag BB... | twenties, $1,; 130000 do... new iss Toons (300 87000 do. new iss 1008 30000 American gold. 2224; 10000 "Go... a0 292! 100 American Coal.. do. +. 206 4 Comb Coal pref.. 4536 200 waripra Mg Co. 12 16000 UB 6's 6-20, ‘con no 20000 109% S000 dovacve eo NY con fie $ —— RR 1 {oo % NEW YORK HERAGD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, Govormmoat seouritite at noom to-day were quoted as | have beon necesmary. ~ ‘The sales wore bales, at the following figures: — follows :— . Roytstered sixes of 1881, Coupon sixes 6 183L Conon five-twenties. Sixes of 1967... M1 Coupon tea-fortien ony October Treasury notes 119 One year certificates + 96 Stato bonds wore registered at the following. prices:— Virginia 6's, .. +, 50 Ohio 6's, 1875........ Missouri Paciiic RRG's 67 “Tennessee G's 1800. . Counecticut 6's. . 100 North Carolina 6's. Illinois war loan...... 90 Blissourt 6's. . ‘The business at “tne Sub-Treasury to-day wes os fol- lows:— Receipts for customs Total rec $152,000 980, = 2,900, Paymen Balance 518, sit Subseripti + "399;000 The peta value of the oxpoits, exclusive of specio, from the port of New York to forcign ports, durin; tho week ending January 10, was $1,905,726. Tho export for the wock compare as follows;— 1864. 1865. 058 728 Poiews Benerers Since January 1 2650 "4,890,453 4,602,534 The New York imports compare as follows :-— 1865. 1,500,437 599,884 et Total for the week. $2,606,182 6,431,564 2,084,821 The Continental Insurance Company of this city have declared a dividend of 7 per cent; the Clinton Fire In- surance Company 5 per cent, and the Standard 6 per cent, with an extra dividend of 2)¢ per cont. ‘The annual reperts of the discount banks and§ savings institutions of Pennsylvania has just been published. The ‘al value of the gold and silver in all the banks of the State is stated to have been $6,221,247. The aggre- gate of uncurrent notes, &c., due the Philadelphia bauka, $257,056; of other obligations, $419,416; pro- tested bills and notes, $74,644; mortgages held and owned by the banks, $108,861; the four insolvent banks, $6,164; agsrowate resources and ubilitics, $59,578,257. Among other investinents by the banks of Philadelphia were the following:—United States cortifi- cates, $1,250,375; six por cent, 1881, $2,535,103; five- 36,900 ; seven-thirties, $50,264; ten-forties, $295,000; miscellaneons United States bonds and toans, $1,535,104; Pennsylvania State bonds and loans, $667,100; Piriladelphia city loans, $251,703; bank stock, $653,50" canal loans and bouds, $80,644; 1,244 shares of railrond stock, valued at $67,603; miscellaneous, $155,800. ‘The cash balance in tho hands of the Assistant Trea- surer in Boston, at the close of business, January 7, was $5,017,822—a deorense of $1,317,527 as compared with he close of the previous week. ‘Tho following Agures show the earnings of the North Ponnsylvauix Railroad during the year eading November 80, 1864:— From pa: Froight. Mail. Rents, Ac. Increase —The expenses of the above rond during the as above amounted to $392,803, leaving $357,231 as the net profits, The earnings and expenses of the Providence and Worcester Railrond during the twelve months endiog November 30, 1864, were as follows :— Receipts. $470,978 Expenses ..... 311860 Not proflts........ssaseeceesseccescosseeese + $00,118 ‘Tho Canada papers have recently raised considerable of a hue and cry over the passport syatem, and among other serious objections which they brought against it, was the injury that the Great Western Railroad would sustain it par tocross the Suspension Bridge over Niagara river. To what extent their fears have a foundation may be seen by the following comparative report of the earnings of that road during the Grat week of the present year:— Wook ending January 6, 1865. Same time dn 1864........ Kors were foreed to obtain passports to enable them $60,588 + 41,668 Stock Exchange. Weonrep, mis pag 7 $2000 US 6's, '68, reg 135 1000 US 6's, 81, cou 111% 200 1000 do. 11% 200 . 109 pt 70000 U8 6's,10-40's.0 10234 200 Reading RR 500 250 Mich Gaia BR ‘ti 1000 N ¥ Cen 7°8,!76 116% 100 = do....... 2% 1000 pabretHhe a 20000 Onioe itis core S32 1000 Chic&N' 20000 GOs. ..4.4. 32, Joo Clea P 4th nt 60 300 MichSo& NIudRR = 7 0 29216 82 20 Panama RR..... 262 20 Dei & Hud = 40.4... D000 4555 io Fd bo i Erie re 200 wa Ch ike « do com 1001; a0 do 300 Pitts, " 550 100 Chi, Bur & Quin.c 119 100 6 Alt &Torre Haute 41 100 12 Del, Lack & West 225 200 SECOND BOARD. Hawr-rast Two o'Oroce P.M. epee US és, ‘l.cou “7 100shsHudRivRR. 639 109 sg 0 do 6 200 do... [810 Nb 4 2000 do. now iss 100% 5000 US6'r, 5-20, reg 10's Tn Pits, FiWacRik to 15000U85's,10-40,cou 102}, 100 MichS&NTRR. b1O TM 10000 7 3-10 Tr nA&O a 100 do. -. 13% 4000 Miveour' 200 600 Cleve & 951 1200 Chic & NW I Bay 600 do. 38, 100 do. 100 do... 10 60 100 Chi & Rk Isi RR. 1036 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Waosespat, Jan. 11—6 P. M. Asti —Receipte, 2 bbls. The new inspection hos not Yot made its appearance upon the market, and in the ab- sence of business prices are nomieal. Brearercrrn —Receipte, 6,769 bbls. flour, 157 bbts. and ‘and 1,008 bags corn meal, 2,290 do. corn, 6,017 do. oats and 1,277 do malt, The flour market was characterized ‘by the seme luesitude ax noticed for several day past, there being no buyers outside of the limite of the local twade, There was no great pressure to sell at reduced figures, yet, with the relaxation of the gold rites, the market was a shade easier, Sales 7,000 bbls, State and Western, 500 Southerp and 250 Canada Im rye four nothing transpired. Of corn meal 100 bola. white Atlag- tie Mills sold at $11. We quote;— 99 OF a 9 80 10 10 a 10 20 Choice State: 1) % a 10 0 Common wo 10 16 a 10 60 Extra round Loop Ohio. 11 0a 11 2 Wostern trade brands. 11 26 #12 00 Extra St. Louis... IL 00 8 16 Common Southern. 10 65 a 12 Fancy and extra do. 12:10 o 14% Common Canadian. «10 10 @ 10 25 Good to choice and extra «10 30 a 12 00 Ryo four, ecperfin Sa 92 Corn meal, bbls 815 a 9 25 Corn meal, pancheons. . 10R = —The wheat market was entirely nective and quotations nominal. In order to effect sales holders were willing to make @ slight concession in prices, but not suMeient to tempt buyers, Rye was quiet but firm, with sales of 7,000 bushels Weetern at $1 70. Parley was in increased de- mand and firm at $2 10 for Canada West, with eales of 8,000 bushels. Malt continues dull and nominal, The corn market continues firm, in view of the email supply, tnd fall prices were realized. Sales of 15,000 bushels ee ee Oats were niso a shade irmer and more active at $1 08 @ $1 0854 for Wostern. Corron.—The demand has been very moderate to day, and prices have again declined fully 3c. per lb. Ta order Wo effect sales at tho clase « further geacession would Upland. Florida. Mobile. N.O0.aT 102 104 105 Comma. 00 de was rather fal im.gold depressed the! market somewhat, prices were accepted. Sales of 450 bags Rio at 19c., 1 fold, in bond, and 20c., duties paid; alse 5,510 bags do. terms not to be mentioned, Wasi aitta wero very geet To Liverpool, 1,000 hhds. tobacco at 138. ; per neutral, boxes bacon ut 10s, and por steamer, 1,000 And cheave ut 304, 20 tieraes provisions ab 20s. To London, per neutral, 1,100 boxos cheoso at 228, 6d., and to Bremen, 70 hhats, toba-co at 22%, Gd. A british bark, to Matamoros and bark, $1 75, bale ‘gold; ono, 288 tong, to Matamoros, $175, half | 8 British brig, 135 ‘tous, to Seeho lice and, back, fi, Meo half gotd; one 198 tons, one 100 Br'ush achooner, 100 tons, to West ls and bac $1,800, half gold’ a British brig, 99 seme 15a. per bbl; one, 171 tons,’ same British schooner, 800 bbis., same, ” eke brig and schooners, fi from Jersey City. to Beaufort, N. N.C., coal, $6, on government account, assiet—'Nhere was scarcely any Jeuings done “ro ,, the downward tendency of g choakging| th ihe i Prices, however, were withdut ae ae though the tendency is downward. / PROVEN, —I 1,396 bbl&. pork, a [ es boef, 676 do. ont mé 205 lard. The pork mar- ket wasquite active and sales on “0, spot of 8,000'bbis. at $42 874 ‘af 3s for now mesa; $42 4 26 for 1863-4 mess, Fegular way, closing at $42 _— boat ad Sort ae, meas; gta ate me ery, rey ‘i oi Lid aren “buy. nner pete at Hit ol na at a 400 for mega, and $260 a $24 50 for lama were in moderate request at $26.0 $27, att gales of 600 bbl, Cut ments rathor more active and Bteady in price, with sales, eo pkgs. o 174o, @ 18 ie. for chonkjers, 1960. es for wacon sides there has been a fulr busimess doing pr vious rates. Sales of 900 boxesat 21 4c. for Cumberland cubs 223c. for short ribbed, and long ribbed on private terms, ‘The lard market was scarcely 40 firm, and loss pee gales of 1,500 bbis, at 2%. a ‘243¢0., with tinal re Buttor was in fair eg! and figmly hold at (166, a 480. for Western, and Ge. 2 60c. for State. Choese was in fairdemand at 16c. w dtc. for common to rime. PermotkvWiThe markét for | crddec“opened dull at Sic, bul there was snlisequeutly rather more demand, and holders were firmer. ble. was freely offered, but 513%¢. genoratly devanded. Refined was dull au!l nominal. Purchases ahead could have been made at about the same figures that lots on the spot would bring, $00 bbla, ertide sold ‘at Slo. a 51%4., and 1,000 do, for February at. 50¢c, Refined was uorginal at Ti, in bond, ani 930. for free, with sales Of alnost 700 bbian tots,” We notice aalos of 150 bbls, retined benzine at fora aud 160 do. in Philadelphia at 50c, Svqkv.—The downward teudency of gold restricted Divs'ness to-tay, and the suies were very Licht, comprising only 150 hhds. Cuba museovado at 183/c. a 2lc. Refined was fem at 18346, The New York Shipping List has pab- Ushed ate annual statement of the sugar trade of the country, from whieh the following results are arrived ‘The receipts into the country of foreign, unrefined sugar for the year ending December 31, 1864, were 214-099 tons, and the eonstimption of this deeeription was jo2ea0 tons, against reveipte in 1868 of 243,127 tons, and consumption 241,208 tons, ‘The total consumption of foreigo and domestic cane sugar in 1864, was 220,660 tons, against total consumption in 1863 of 294,208 tous, being a decrease of over 2234 per cent. Svmme, We notice a sale to-day of 4,000 bags Calentta linseod at $2 12%, gold. TarLow was in moderate request but Grm, with sales of 120,000 ibs. at 17¢, a 17340. Woot. —The market for domestic fias assumed a firmer tone sinée our Inst, and manufacturers And it very dificult to obtain any really desirable grades of fleece ie w $1. There is a fair business in progress in t ogget ign there is little or nothing doing; Taito manifest no desire to realize, unless at ‘tt prices, The sales since our tast include 260,000 Ibs. fleece at 8c. u $l 10—the latter price for selected lots; 30,000 Ibs. pulled, 90c. a 8c. ; 16,000 Ibs, tub washed, at’$1 15, and 10,000 Ibs. Canada pulled at 900, WinsKey.. —Receipts, 182 bbls. The market was de- cidedly firmer and more active., the sales reaching some ear aes a at $2 26 a $2 26, with small sales reported at a Leen eee eed MARRIAGES AND DEA THS. Married. Borria—Barexrr.—In Brooklyn, on ‘Tuesday, January 10, at the recidence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Hugh 8. Carpenter, Captain Rtenaxy W. Berrie, One Hundred and Thirty-third New York Volunteers, to Hetenx P., only daughter of Mitou Barrett, al of Brooklyn. le serr—SouTrirn.—On Thoraday, January 6, by the HL. Cuyler, Mr. Jouw E. Hurazxr to. F. Martixa, yong dag daughtor of Hon. T. J. Southard, of Richmond, faine. Rarrizrca—Krrsnaw.—At the Negwe avenue Rap- tist church, on Wednesday, January 11, by the Rev. Dr. Weston, Jenomm N. Ravetayna, of Round rook, N.J., to! lion Axy O. Kansnaw, of New York hy No carda. ‘Wray—Wiacort.—At Hoboken, on Sunday, January 1, by Rev. D.*Brnce, Mr. Cuaxtas Wear, to Miss Lucr Wawacort, formerly of London. London and Cheimatord papers p please © copy. Anau te Brookiye, enn of m: Sarras TBA wae ee youn, child — Alexa: aets Abs Jane Agar, aged 2 yoars and 10 di or. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, 3 Washington avenue, ou Friday afternoon, at ‘one o'c! winowt “on Tuesday, January 10, WritaM B. Brown, in the 67th year of his ag The relatives and frond is of the family are invited to | attend his funeral, from the Church of the Anauncistion, - Fourteenth street, near Seventh avenue, this (Thurs- afternoon, TaN Creep t g ifornia and Nevada papers please copy. Cnace.—On Tuesday morning, January 10, Guoncr W., — — ‘W. and Margaret Chace, aged 3 years of the family are invited to atiend the funeral, from 49 Suffolk street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Croucuiey.—On Wednesday, January 21, Apa Tenuta, youngest hild of Thomas und Low'ss Crouchley, aged % venrs and § months. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully mvited to at- tend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, froin the residence of her parents, 18 Hester street. Copixerox.—In Jersey City, on Wednesday, January 11, at the residence of his father-in-law, Alexander Mc Millia, after a short illness, Davin €. Copixerox, im the 33d year of his age. ‘The remains will be conveyed to Sing Sing for inter ment, where the funeral ceremonies will take place from the Episcopal chureh, om Friday afteraoon, at one o'clock. The friends of the fainily we re-pecifully invited to attend, Cars leave Chambers street at 11 A.M. Consey.—On Wednesday worning, January 11, Joms Coxnay, fon of Patrick and Mary Conery, aged 2 years, 3 months and Ii days. ‘The friends and retatives of the family are respentfally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hiv parents, No, 49 Downing street, this (Thursday) alter- noon, at one o'clock CouK.-—At Morristown, N. J., on Tuesday, January 10, Busamern M., wife of ©. J. Cook. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from St Peter's chareh, Morristown, on Friday morning, at eleven o'clock, without further notice, New Orleans papers please copy. Dervy.—James Derry, son of Mrs. Mary Duffy, in the ba enn of his age. relatives and friends of the famiiy are requested to suena the funcral, from his mother's residence, 1b}¢ State street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-pait one O'clock. The remuins will be interred in Calvary Cem Lairr.—At hie residence, corner of Forty-second street and Second avenue, Wiruax Eure, in the 38th year of his age, a oS the parish of Churchtown, county Weastineath, Ire! Moy hi his soul rest in pence ‘The relatives and friends of the ferily, also the mem- bers of the T. F. en her Club, are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of St. Boniface, corner of Forty reventh street and Second avenue, on Han at twelve o'clock, noon. The [remains will’ be taken to Calvary Cometery. for interment Kovrer.—On Tuesday, Jannary 1 a infant: vemos 2 months and 2 de: of Heory The wor of the family ste invited to ——— the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at ten o'clock, from 103d terest and Righth avenue. Fe con —On Tuesday, Jan. 10, at Dobb's Ferry, 4 nda received at the batile of Cedar Creek, Qetober 19, Tso, Colonel pat Howan» Kircwe, Sixth New York artil aged 26 it friends are Tee reapettully invited to attend the fune- ral, from Christ church, Brooklyn, on Friday morning, at Sitloren o'clock. Karte.—At Greensburg, Pa, on Friday, December 30, 1864, of pulmonary consumption, Mre. Mangamer Jick Kai wife of Walter Kaité, Feq. 0 K,, and eldest dauehter of the late Hon. Wa. Jack, estunoreland connty, Penn. Keven. —Syiveeren Keen, aged 24 yeara Hie remains will be taken (o the Evorgreens Cemetery for interment. Lyxow.—On Tuesday, January 10, Rower B. Lryaa, aged 42 years. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect folly invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of Elias ©. Randel, 146 Clinton street California papers please copy. Manns. —At her residence, #3 Norfolk street, on Wed- nosday January 11, Mrs, Jomksxa Manny, relict of Michael Martin, in the 6lth year of her nge. oruee ‘Of funeral in to morrow's paper, Mare, —On Tuesday, January 10, of infammation of the Drain, Atrmoxe Lao Boner, eldest aon of Ludwig and Henriette Mare, aged 3 years and 9 monthe. ‘The funcral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from No, 20 Ninth street, near Sixth ave nue, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend, without farther noticy McHesny,—On Tuesday, January 10, Wratam Sranne MeHilexny, aged 31 yours, 3 nionthe and 15 dare. The friends and acquaintances of the fumily are re- spectfully invited to ationd the funeral, from bis late residence, 255 Rivingtor reet, this (Thuraday) after- noon, at one o'clock. January 11, after a long O'Connor, 200 Wedn and severe illness, Aye O'Connor, in the 75th year o! her age, a native of Liscarroll, cow rt rk, Ireland. ‘The friends and uaintances of of the family, and those of her sons, William, ind Johm, are re- hy ited 40" stead he tt from her late roden ira residence, No, 361 First avenue, t ureday) aftor- ‘at half paat two o'clock. ean On ‘Tuesday evening, Jaauary 10, afer & ‘and painful: the beloved wife of Thomas: # Kged 60 years and 14 Gage ‘Pho fricuds and relati: foetal tend the funeral, on Fray at twaive 0 vse late residenoe, No. 25 Lepahard wrest’ Peras.—On Tuesday, January 10, of rartot i Gor Haxeyyr., Lena a Er 7 a Little Honky, Bias eyed darling— ileaven ttke a bieate Filling hei ‘illing hearts with joy and —_ Tho friends fam To epeataty fg Invited toationd the | this ras y) afternoon, at balf-pact one o'clock froin the. yenutence of bis. pat rents, corner of TI Throop | nd Lafayetiy avenu iprookiees PB thor eed akon pi, il, at on Islan i if een tear el: a wife of Max Backsaber, in ‘Tho relatives: of the” family are invited” to ts one | 6 arg on reabunany morning, at ton o'clock, harsh, ites, where requiem h'gh frase wil be Carriages will be at the Quar an ne lending "forte nine o'clock boat from the city: WR. ~ morning, uuary Rows, aged 45 years, - 04 | es ce at a we one @ bis late residence, sonunvroui | Bialon of avenue a Fifty-minth etre without aS Latell ladiian rh Pye ct a, Janugty 11, army | em pineral on , at one 0 etoek, "trou bis late residence, 111 irty-third strect. Srontevanr. . 10, Sara A., widow of Oscar W. Sturtevant. d ‘The funeral wil Lake place (Tharaday) afternodn, ‘at one o'clock, m a ertiieent Preaenck Le Vuite, No. 30 Went - third streck —-Kriends.and rt gtorepate Eirini stead. ied u, Maori on SOu- VAN. ee in tho te ke: i frienge 080 bean Oven, John and Poa are ga ine this (Thursday) efterneon, at two frgmm the residence of his Second avente;” between. Fifty-fifta wad Finy-, Spt: = Brooklyn, on on Wednesday uy Pak Mntaas oaly child of “Joseph Spinney, ae | I aged T months and 28 ‘The relatives und friends of the family are invited to | attond the funeral, on Friday afternoen, at two o'clock, from the residence’ o€ this Grandfather, Jamos Hart, ee No. Saat place. AP apron East Ohoster, on Wednesday morhing, January 1, niioe scienring tithes, which she bore will Chris ta fortitude, Puma -E., the wife of Richard A. Undorhill, aged 28 years, 11 months and 4 days. ‘The friends of the family are invited to Yatend, the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, froin the residence of her mother-in Jaw, at East’ Chester, Car. riugos will moet the balf-past.ten trainfrom Twonty -aixth street, New York, nt William's Bridge, ‘At Fresh Pond, N. J., on Sunday, January te ‘ihe stomach, BansaMin F, Vanruge, tu the of his age, Le SHIPPING NEWS. SPROIAL NOTICE, All letters and packages intended for the New Your Haun should be sealed. ALMANAC YOU MEW YORK—TirIN DAE. . TA| MOON Rises. . 4031 mice wars Port of New York, January 11, 1805. CLEARED. Steamship Eagle, Lawrence, Havana—Spofford. Mieston & 0. Stonpuship FO Knight, Gallagher, Phlladetphia—W J Tay. Pint Ridntght, Ci iby, San Franclsco—R M Goole; ap Ri Gusrge, Cowen, Now Bedtord—0 r Bs Brig John Buller (Br), Knowles, Mutamoros—Smith & Ir Belir Hilea Linton (ir), Marah, Bt Crote—J F Whituey & "eke H H Cleveland, Thi vort Royal—J A McSard; Bebr Gov Con; Drewn Port’ he ‘4 4 sobr Berzen, Baltimore—Abiei Abbott, Schr Ranger, Smith, lrovidence. Bloop Washington, Doyle, New Haven, ARRIVED. U 8 sudply steamer Union, Acting Vol Liewt: Commander Edw Arnal from the Bast Gulf ae Squadroa. ood er Kensington, John E Rockwell copelantitgs| New Doom. Port sae 1 iain Port Royal, steam er from , abort of Leonard J ‘Kawards, ooh ner, Pein itoamer Granite sbi, 7.1 PM, wi “ie song, (oot tig, a Sa cgi lane B sed stournship Matanzas, ita ahy Hea oo ‘at in a stood steamship ‘Henpire City, | oone overt Mowe (ot New Haven), Hotabktee; Demarara, » i notes H jee’ Son Brig Minnehaha (of onetansy “Matanzas, 4 aege, ‘with molasses, to. ig Martha Wash . Letand, Sagua, 15 ata aw (ot jnecraade “Teuddon), Berrauda, 7 vir 2 iyi io (or St Ande NB Parritt, nine (0 wt i mt Go i keeps dibs molusags and eotion, iy ch Von 71 42, naw 0 Move aot sit thsocen SE, unjer jib and jmaainsall; th inst, tnt St 10, Peyit es sacks big Obewam jana, 19 days out; wame day, lat 81.82, saw the maa ofet easel, nbowt five cot oo of tes Baloo back inst, lat 33, lon 7220, picked 4" cotton. lect ric Bf ‘Clark, Néw Bedford for Port Royal. bee ate ree Ne ‘struck on a shoal, which caused ber loa! ‘Cassandra. Hadron, ng, Eagle; abl MeClaiian, JC Cockers; barks "Pattaee, irs Siar Hassle bal, Stella, Minona Princeton; Drum: mond, Lucretia, Enterprise, @ 1 ety lacacn Juba; achre ola, Soranton. arth i H boran- Northrup, O Ames, ptm yne, ‘Alabanad. ‘prom qua: ranting, ships Lawrence, and Panama, Wind at sunset NW. Miscellaneo STRaMarir Avwrnatastan (Br), for Liverpool, when pasa- tng around the SW Spit yesterday morning, took the bot- tom aiabout high water. She is drawing 23 feet, and will probably lighter some of her cargo before coming Steamrce Reise is ashore back of Bedloo's Island. Went onin the fog. A fore and aft schouner is aise ashore un Bandy Hook. Suir Buipaxwaren, ashore on the outer middle, was pulled a by the stoamtag Wm Beheny, Capt stiilwagon, aud towed © aw anchoruge at the SW Spit. Banc Avuiaioy, Al, 416 tons, dullt at Cape Bilzabeth in 1963, hak been ao'd on'private tar: awe Lovwr (ir), At, 448 vas, bullt at St Tohascn 1888, a sold on privele Lerma, Bank Matix Mercauy, Baker, from Phiindelphie, for Boston, abandoned at sea, was an ALK bark of 408 tone Pegintee, Built In 1808 xt Bangor, whence she hailed. Buc Roowus O Warcur (of Baltinore), Hawthorn, from Phitatelphin for Port Burrencas, with « enrgo of coal, was spoken Dec 28, ia Int 8830, lou 69 89, leaking badly. Bac WR Gens, from Philadelpbla for Boston, with coal hus sink at the pier at Reedy Tatand. 205 won buethen ns beer sold to rig of Salem, On private terma FE eH ncardmen sod Willers Santora of Br), of and from pied NS, for Halifax, was fatten in ‘with Dec 5, lat 4350, Io with lowe of @ ng water, rudder carried away, and in a helpless condition. ) hands wore taken of by schr Lottie, from Pictou, aud Drought to Fall River. Sour Henry B Mrveacy, of Bristol, RI, in 1556. and now at © Capt Frederick Rogers, and re, of Port, $12,000. She will fnerentter hail ‘roo Barusable, under command of Capt J mt it Bens By rry" of Middletown, Ct, where she was built in rt Ww has been sold to Capt George N Ken, om do. soph Ketou, Jr, and others, of Narragansett, RI, for $10,000, cash. She will hereaiter bail from Newport, under command of Capt Kenyon Spoken, &c. Brig Ella, (rom Hayaua for Boston, Jan 9, off Barnogat, Foreign Ports. Canpenas, Jon Leming a Ellen Ste: re Saran i ri , do; se Ly rains Pram Mivihell. 1 or Rowton son, iD ees Bi Brat. ik hf xf rar “Jeanie, Sige lig risk, Kol ek on i lo Canes 10" in sn ¢—Ace beige Ariomeva (it), Crow. Portland: rood. NYU: OL). emer Marin (Br ‘ba, dialveston; Village Bel Gartand, New Tniiod States, eth Baltimore, 6h, steamer Laura (Br), Robinaan, Galveston} brig Irate nods, Boston, rriman, and Croton, Ingra- bain Maianass; a, Fannie Mfcbbar Boston, AX, Jan 2m. ig Hummt ng Bird, Steve ‘Sterena, Myers: 34, sobr Lancey, aglor, ae. Sid th, Be steamenip A Aigdergon (irom Roston Liverpool Maraxnan, Jan t—Arr brig Pretnnia, Wan, fentains! Ae yf it Dee M—No Am voanel 18 port. Going in 24ih, ‘em: ere eae Dee Born tert bark Palo Alto, for NYork, 1g, arr mm Nort Nord, Pung Bu 2 ora Mong K. mm. ‘or 2, Fung Suey (4), ATA Terry, at do; Desi8 DR Dewolf ut Marsetifee, 20th, vot. Rio Urande, at Dover; 234, Hermann, holin, at Day ‘th, "Raymond, tsmmouth; Brei- fer kt doy Bromen (a), at Bremen;’ 25th, Lukian, at Bre: war free from Hoaton Nov 14, Goethe, at Hi K Nov 17, ‘ov 14, Goethe, at Hong Kong; Nov 17, sew hiyey Bombay, Ker from Phitndeiphia Dee 97, Anticela, at Falmouth, ‘Are from San Francisco Nov M4, C Meyer, at pong, to Chane, at do; 9b, 8 Thomas, and I ab do; I ri Dar, at Calcutta. ald for Nore Oot at. Coren and Pmt soeaag't Oe $ fades, fron ng tee hwia, from Palermo: ony Jato i ray, us nella deinnel, frorm doy 24h rom Liverpool ator Boneya Now 1a Horncor from Bi nRApore. S14 for Philadelphia Dec 14, Atbion, and Polo, from Palermo. (The latest via (reencaatie, ) Are from NYork, Minorea, at Civita wes lechan| ‘etphin, Spesttel, vt thy nanstown, Arr from Bangor, Gettysburg, at Queenstown. American Ports. ROSTON, Jan 10—Arr steamer Norman, Raker, Philadel- hin; bark Jane (Br), Grigg, Algon Ay OGH; ‘Lawrence, Beyrout; ge ay re Alsxasdriee (Bi } Caledonia (a), How, Glen (egos: sohrs uth wood, Kemp, Tang Sialtimore. Gl hark Raitani, Flinn, <u Giometay on a mikby Metntire, Marshall, st Cayent bra Florina (Br, Pals; Pah Mette pp cott, ortol wae hg tt Rathburn, Port Royal; Hyd MA ay, Baker, and Trade Wind, ‘Smith, Fortress Monroes 8 VW Siinmons, Williams, do; 8 N Smith, Btodlew, do; N Flenkam, edward BALMIMORK, Jan B<Are sch tone island, schrs BD it fhews, and Florence Bi York fiver id ‘brig Romance, Duncan, Reker: sehra Campbe Ocean Bird, Conly, Providence, Sid A Kon Rt Jag. MieArrache Carllon Jayne, Rowland, NYork. Std brig Romanee, Nevassa. 10th—Bilow barks Delaware (Br) from Demarara; a Focke, from City Point, tia ‘or bark Queen of the tin, tremen; sche Adriana, Hivaeng Julle Aw: ‘and Ada Amea, Boston; John 8 Lee, ‘ork. et ‘Jan 0-014 sobe TC Bartlett, Card, Fortress Mon: PALL RIVER, Jan 6—Arr ache Minerva, Crommman, 0 coat bdt Gia toue A Urowus Weygnuaan, Garvenas, WN, DO, Jen 7—Old sohr Mary Mankia, Cobb, ‘orirene Monroe Danis 8 Mer do Cor Palladetphia; Union ie Allea, on fe @ sere 7th, eee bark Hadley, Snow, Balttmore for sors’ ‘ed Socket, ‘Averill, Bostou for Norfoik; Binet Tra t Shatteglenip enya mer amempy naan at Peto, Sint do tor ou, rags) eval Fs rm 0 Fors, 2 sell Bion wad I} noe, Robinson, NYO: vas pap as Boar Biv es Steet by ess sist Jan kan ola ben yo =e ae eee Rare, ag James A Brows, yr ag ee eine Ba ps iatatiaene i great da — pe; Dickerson, Port Bi ahup Jobe @ Harrie, Curtis, oc sali ri evry che Tibbetts; N Moooli Tuttl NYork. aire te sikeetve eee ret fe amers Eloctra, Nye, or 7: gdaiemapaatag Galatea, ‘and Ospray, Rector, NROCKUAND, Jan 3d sober panera Holmes, New TARPAULIN COVR, Jah T—Are sche Burprine, Bears, or! 4 WINTERIORT, Jao 4—Old sehr Rebecca Lan 0;,7th, bark John Dwyer (mew), Kilian, St Au -Arr sohr Angler, Besse, NYork. value to induce toi Petroleu: at the rooms of the board, 72 Broadway, corner o treet, for bie purpeso of receiving subscriptions thereto, KEW Rati AND be AD RB RREA: PROPERTY IN TILE HEAR’ GIONS OF vENARGO COUNTY, ry i. oe AN. HARE: PPHOLaey, or Spell oll Bik EDMUND G. STEDMAN, AND GIEATILGH, ati THON, ay USTRES, FRANCIS A. PALMER, Vresideat Broadway Bank, New caartran atta President United: Btatos Tele- New OB of Ape HH, Nicolay & No, 62 Willism stront, Now York, a nkera oat hin meres Ni w York. em a2 Me ‘New oe mS eemoee unt ree of charge. - Te MICHIGAN SOUTHERN aD piqneanes mm 4 ees ciate Philadelphia, FRANCIS WIN, iutedeiphla, SRS OF pri COMPANY, M STREET, NEW YORK. pagur TURD STRERT, PHILADELPHIA. 300,000 SH. NOMINAL PAR ‘Third a JAMES M. “OIC SUBS! woth Tt ONLY’ ARK. cK Nor Siasner TO A FURTHER ASSESS. FOR THIS SPLENDID ENT. 000 BHLARKS, RB git WORKING Ap CAPITAL, 10 DEVE! ‘The great advautage that this many ie thalall tumagnioceut off territory hay a watse Cron, being Olt foreek and the Alleghany f the greatest Row tale Miata tor’ a) ipknwroeks of gen eine one aie ated on the famous Ol The coal lands of the can many works are. f ry Oxi -aultoont gunzantee payedto tot or Marob, (OF. The (er art of tbe com hav q already Petes New York, fe Fiadelpiin nd other the trustees give notice that the subscription books wil Hivoly close on in WEDNESDAY, Janna: After which time no stock be tion price. SUNSCRIPTION ogre: F.A. PALMER, nt Broadwny LH AMIUS & JACKSON, pte HE Arse: New — ALBERT H, NICOLAY & CO., liam street, Ni Bank, 287 Broadway, New ‘Third street, Pbiadelpbia. kers, No. W Congress WAND & MOWDIN Ban Bankers, Washington, D. C. BROOKLYN PRTROLROM COMPANY. SHARES, A’ bese A! ea a BROADWAY Ex ANDER, MoCU! wae AM A: rowiks par MARLES LOWRY, Bevis 8. ALEXANDER ate f Sag , 84) Fulton at ANDREW ¢ PANGAN on bey} STEUART & co Prestaeat of the yee and Lewts on ite ¥. estoy Esq. (esses, T. Ketcham & Montague street, rvoklya, - 1. on street, Brooklyn. ae Wyokow & Dautiey, Montague The'property of Uta company consists of 162 acres of good in feo almpleseitmate in the heart of the oll Pennsylvania, together with jucing & net product of tte pay at once regular toe street, near Court, ly, orca diy ‘dividends on the cart It also owns the entire working interest in two wells which are boing bored with every indication of being Bne producing tho owns Interest in nine wells now being sunk, which, n completed, will largely innrease tts revenue. ‘The Truslees are determined petroiourn companies yet for ‘The subscrintion books, far a Timed ember of shares. tre now open at the offlees of M $ Wall street; Wm, H, Wallace, Kag., 131 ahi st Fowler, Baq., 74 Broudway? E. cacnes Docomettank Lompeseomeciatan ahr tend Mowers, W yckoft £ itt, ae in'the city of Geophtens or i! gan of to make it rank among the Mout gue rect, wear Court: ND AND MORTGAGE $3,900 70 $3,000 TO INVEST, Principals ‘only may address Bond an Cast a0) ADVANC! : iD ON MORTGAGE, epoiryd ital 4 able Sonica Apiily to MOOR) rorguiens nnd other avatl- Ti Broad) AND MINING jeclared eo a ot 4& WABLEE, trans. IVIDEND.-THE RMPIRE MITT, ny of San Franctseo bi =< twenty dollars per almre, te old, hae Your, 4 Jan. 6 ‘1966. oe city TY PETROLEUM GOMFAKY, OF THE CITY orr 10H KO im — m Co, No. 107 Front atrect. Sheldon, Host & Co, 'm. B. Bird & Co., 61 Frowt eweet. a Bez a "ANW S CUSHMAN, of 8. 8.4, Cush FRANKLIN BDSOS, Of Edson & Co., A Pi J. 0, DAYTON. Secretary and Treasurer—J. ‘M. WESTERVELA. how opened for a limited number of eub- following ofiess:— iiy—Measra. J. ©. DAYTON & CO., No. bf Fa ea Bes. Ko. 19 Marae wires ona nd JOUN 8. JOY, Fe attany oR 8. ore Pr. \ satanananee Seestoey) and reg XGRLSIOR PETROLEUM CO —THIRD, DIVIDEND, Trustees of (his Company have thia day declared « dividend ot four per con ment wy at their offen, will be cloned from the sath aie par New Yonx, Jan. n. 8, 1868, OR SALE, of OR EXCHANGT, In PART For GooD Af rae Hunting fever xy ati rand les, suit od Jewel ema ing of javioty a and he n addceas, giving name a and NVENTOR'S Ruseay ASSISTANCR, CO."—GENE- 100,000, MS op to inventors and patentoes for the wancing money for thelr ent outright; or, If not Giepoant of inventions, either by ad of ‘intentions which the manufacture or by Be eoming within the c) sire 10 take up, by finding eapl Hoaeaint therm. , Manager. —THR INTEREST ON ily and county of New aie mete mihvondey oot bg *y RW T. DRENNAN, Opmpteston ANOB, Comrrnounse’s Orrics, ve onan ON Ady: Devas Yous, January 4, ‘MOKERBOOKEE FIRE INE INSURANCH COMPANY OF Now’ ‘York, January 10, 1665. a ‘attdend of tve per: ant of povceanead Cae ay- pay- "Hae Tranter books will be Ly a aE aE a sary sata frym i AM. FM Ne al oa ONDA BIX PER Give INTEREST ALLOWED, onor fore Jan wi Lerea® AMES C. BTONRALL Pres ideat WILLIAM YANEARE Vice ARLES COOPER, § Prosident, OTIOR 18 fi THAT THE “UNDER. NO viene rsd ‘the % ident of the Market a mec ~Saghigpaallmaaad LUTHER C. HER C. CARTER, \FFICE ¢ IMPORTANT | NOTIOR. As the part ofthe stock af the New York and Phite; ihe subsorption porn H. NICOLAY, Prosident. _A. ¥. STOUT, Treasurer. Orreox oF THE Perak PEO PRoURS. NO. 2 TO CONTRACTORS. — Pro alg coaloeed tm acealed em with tha: title of written for dredging side For reba iding she Inner Blank forms of pecpete Coad with t! a ee boca ‘ofice,. CHAS. G. CORNELL, mag Conmmissloner, _Brexer Derantane . New York, Jan. 6, 1855, TAND ON OLL CREBK. dred acres will posilively b9_offered for half market redinte sale. » KU /HSHBEDT, 13 Broad street. UBLIC PETROLEUM STOOK EXCHANGE, alway, corner Of Rector street, Norior.—‘The Aéeretary of the Public Board for te sale of Stocks will atteud daily, frors 10A, M. to 4B. BL, WAGSTAFF & GORTCHIUS, 71 Broadway, room 2, Offer (or OW STOC Becebstor, OK inley,, Chliftoa, Rynd Farm, Feaetatet ir Weatorn Consul dated. ‘All of which we can recommend as good inves! ‘Subscriptions oan be made to Sth sight & now being organized. at original aus Hailzoad Company.—Oflce, 18 Wi B GUARANTEED STOCKHOLDERS. A avidena of five per cent, Pegg od tax, Ff ‘this office, on stock ime terme ot wettleme: oeauolaers ‘aa bave been accorded to aan addition to the five percent cash dividend Payable ot the lat day of February next, this Oorpany is ready to to the guaranteed stock! zhobdeFe, 00 ~ 4 ‘ot rc ol cel guar cantapieet held thom tw full aynont vt ai clatina tor dividends aud interes accruing prior to Ist of February, 186, endorsing such ment apon the face of the guaranteed ‘stook common stack, 90 of to the closing of the comme: stogk books mo, will be eutithe 3, on the. three and a half percent dividend on corumon stoob RY KEEP, Treasurer. Tt MiAitOMt 8 soune RN AND, A yng elie is diana Railroad Com New York, January Tho transfer books e guaranteed stock of this con. - 0} ee on th Tue ‘instant and reopened on the ‘The transfer books for the common stock of this be closed on the 14th day of February and reopened o% D. P. BARHYDT, Secretary. will be whe 2d day of March next. Hess B MIGBIG OSS SOUTHERN AN! Ra gti trea INDY Willian street— iny—Oflios few Yorks Goan ry 18, Bee. Ne alvidend of tnvoe aud m ax wie ibe pal om th chine agree the Saoke of ihe ompaay nat tho ose of bastaaen: on Aéth day of February ne: HENRY KEEP, Treasurer. a et ign Mh GENTLEMAN, ‘OF THE HIGS. a ‘apialate, ote ll who wish to Guy Pesos Bona Fide, | Ua STATES INTERNAL REVENUE—THIRTY and Cigars, and eats ‘aud (oo numerous to men! cate been Te 24 non-payment janury, rd at oki SHOOK, Collector, 150 Broadwag, New Yoru, Dec, 29, 184. Tre, DIME SAVINGS BANK, NOS.” 427, AND ‘Canal street, corner of Varick: Open daily from 10 A, Mist Bois een neta ata es, ngs from ix per cent tn: tas, allowed on sums of 8800 und under, aud. five per cont ox larger sums, “Money deposited on oF before January 20 wi bear juterest from Jana EDER V, HAUGHWOUT, Presideot. Garornn 8. Caarix, Secretary. TEL EGRAPH Company, — ochester, N. December 2, 1864.—A regular quarterly dividend of fre poe pent ups pon the Cuplinl stock of thls company has been declared, Pisin and after the 20th day of January, CF —— ders of stock on the Sih instant. soe! city of Now York iit recetsn thei dividend checks: of Jou ‘itocaer, tab Broadway: tu Philadelpivia, of HH. Shillingtord {tm Albany, of C, 8. Cutler; ti in Budalo, ‘of 6. 8. Jonen ‘Ole. gional, of CDs wenport: tn Cleveland, J, H, Wade; ouisville, o jovle in. a Detroit, of G. W. Balch aerate 39 000: (TER AND TREASURER WANTED for @ first class theatre, He must have 005 to loan On Fral estate nectirily, Salary $40 per weak. DRTER & CO., 886 Broadway, room 38. $300,001 Ee See _MISCELLANEOU Dien otier he ERGALLY PROCURED in ANY 8. law cases, prosecuted without charge M. HOWSS, Attorney and Counsellor, 78 Kasoua street. IVORCE.—HAVING ARRANGED SPECIAL PAOIL- ites sate bate pose, decrees that will stand the tout of in aay Beate opiained fithout undue publicity ERMETICAL DARREL getty eee They come bole also be es 5. to supply bagi 7y Stare guabrauameae beg aed | AxPad Rox B a aan eaee ear Third avenue, NY. Cut sthisoue Moneracren URRRA AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Maar We aang an I ‘need reed makers wanted. | Na 18 TO CRRTIFY THAT-DR. Rosi GEN. 3 has, on several jome, 9 rest successfully on (J corns of my family and i | ered it given immediate relief and eff byt to wi svemrtoy ot ortity. 8. ROSALIE Sirgeim Chirp Chiropodiat, Hie Fortrrprt 4 street, ——$—$_—— E HIGHEST CASH i) le FOR Le dha yf papers, ote Books and Waste Paper q TOK pei L & EMERSON, Ann street, one door west — W2stiEe sreirs—ar wabe rR au PRICE. roadway. Agente wgpROWN s oy ese RT D-ONK OF PAYS GASH STICKIN chines, Apply at or address & Kast Twenty: Huh streets W ee hie eat wks in ‘on or jenry Hume, ie SECOND HAND 8A size Price, Safe, box 140 Hs nen] MATRIMONIAL, | wy 18 DESIROUS 1A aime att tok man onverey a rermese = gran a peda vugrn ot of pM B® ACQUAINT. A Sees gordon rm ea nam women SMALL wren