The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuespar, Feb, 14—6P. M. rhe stork markot was active and buoyant at the Arst Doard, and quotations improved as follows upon those at tho close of y ay’s second board:—Erie 134, Hud- gon River 2, Read ‘4, Mehigan Central 1, Mchigan whern 1}, Illinois Contral 234, Cleveland aud Pitts- te 2, Northwestern 134, Rock Island 134, Fort Wayne 14, Cumberlaad 1. New York Central opoued at am advance of 3g, but closed at & recession of 14. Go: ernment seourities were firm with a good demand, the chief activity being in the ten-forties end five- tweatles. At the open board at one o'clock the mar- ket was barely eteady, and at the second regular board it was @ shade lower, The closing pricos showed a decline upon those of the morning in Eric of 44, Hudson River 1%, Cieveland and Pitsburg 1, Norihwestern }4, Rock Island 1, Fort Wayne %. Michigan Central advanced 4, Cumberland 1%. Gov- eramont securities were active, and Ove-twenties of the old issue advanced 3, At the open bonrd at half.past-three the market wag higher, New York Central closed ot 117%, Brio 783, Hudson River 105%, Michigan Southern 68, Reading 1174, Michigan Central 115, Mlinois 1193, Cleveland and Pittsburg 853%, Cumberland 633. Gold has been inactive but firm all day, and the fuctu- Ations have consequently been very slight, notwithatand- ing the reported evacuation of Mobile, and ipforential confirmation of the capture of Branchville, and the in- terruption of the rebel communications with Charleston. There is an absence of speculative feeling in the gold room; which, superadded to the very light demand for cojn for logitimate purposes, is productive of dullness bordering upon stagnation. The apponded figures will show tho course of tho market:— 2:30 P. M.. steamer Oceau Quoen, from Aspinwall to-day, $264,321 in specie, ‘The money inaricet continues easy at six per cent on governmonts and seven lo stock houses. The supply of Joanable funds is in excess of the domand, which ts rather light, but lendors are still critical of commercial Paper and show a preforence for allowing ‘capital to ro- main unemployed rather than place it beyond immediate roach or in doubtful securities, Some who have faith in a drooping gold market appear to think that by keeping their legal tenders lying idlo in their vaults they will make interest for themsolves by appreciation. But al- though this induces teusporary sluggishness it must lead to a brisker demand by making money in active circula- tion scarce. There iv no change to note in the rates for first class commercial paper, which ranges from 8 to 10 Per cent, Tho second grade is quoted at 10.8 12. Foreign exchange remains flat, under the preponder- ance of exports over imports, Bankers’ sterling at sixty days can be bought on the strecy gt 10834 a 108%, and at three days at one per cent advlikee. Morchants’ Dilis are offered at 10734 a 10334. ‘The arrival of the Sa- vannah cotton fleet at this port to-day wiil be followed, as soon after sorting as possible, by the sale of the staple by suction, most of which will probably bo shipped to Eng- land. The supply of bills will thus be increased and the balance of trade. more decidedly in our favor. This will act asa salutary check upon the gold speculation for a rise. For the last two months our exports, exclusive of specie, have been about two-thirds larger than our im- porta, and the shipments of coin have been unusually light, The Secretary of the Treasury, in his bill providing for tho ensuing fiscal year, asks for a very wide discretion- ary power im proposing loans to the amount of sixhun- dred millions of dollars to be issued in such form of bondsand at such rates of interest, not exceeding six per cent, as shall seem most advisablo to him, giving him at the ame time power to dispose of such loans at such prices as shall appear necessary, whether above or below par. We think it would be safer and better to de- fine more pariiularly the future course of the Secretary with regard to the form of loans, giving him no powor to resort ta the sale of gold bearing securities direct, but. providing for larger rate of interest than six per cent. We have not read the bill; but if we may credit the tele« graphic reports of its coutents, there is no provision made for currency interest; for of course six per cont in ereenbacks would not attract buy- ers at any price near par, while the seven-thirty notes, with the privilege of conversion after three years into a six por cent gold stock are offered at that, and while the ton-forties on which the semi-annual cou- pong will fall due on the first of March are selling at 1028. Yet to ‘Increaso the direct gold-bearing debt will be to undermine confidence in the public credit, dqpreciate the whole mass of the outstanding bonds, and placo a formidable obstacle in the way of tho negotiation of loans bearing in- terest in paper money only. Rather than pursue a course so injurious to the finances, it would be far pre- ferable to authorize indefinite issues of seven-thirties, with the convertible privilege attached, each note to date from a day as near that of its sale as could be conve- niently arranged. It strikes us as very anomalous that Mr. Fessenden should have expressed himself against tho increase of the gold-bearing debt and pointed out its dangers in his annual report and subse- quently, and that notwithstanding he should now come forward with such a proposition as this It may be that the newspaper summary of the bill conveys a wrong idea of its provisions, which, we seriously trust, is the cage. But, in any event, it is incumbent upon the Committee of Ways and Means, and both houses of Congress, to so legislate that any such serious contingency as the further issue of gold bearing bonds should be guarded against. In a lotter to a member of the Committee of Ways and Means, Mr. Fessenden has made a statement of the pub- Uc Aebt; but it is not mentioned in the press despatch at what date the public indebtedness stood as described. According to the last oflicial return, dated Ostober 31, 1864, the total debt was $2,017,000,515, Mr. Fessenden now statos it, in the lettor referred to, at $2,153,735,444, of which the following are the details :— Interest. Debt bearing interest in coin. $1,087,556,438 62,431,131 Debt ae interest in - ful money: 29,688,770 Fractional currency. 24,006,913 Total... cssneseeeee+$2)163,735,444 98,131,001 Amount in the Treasury. ........+sc++. sees «810,260,068 The increase between the end of October last and the ate of the present return is, according to the official figures, $136,636,929. Estimating the time at three months, it would average more than forty-five millions five hundred thousand dollars a month We need say that it would have looked much better for the department, and have beon much more satisfactory to the people, if this state. ment had been officially published ; and we trust that the next Seorotary will have the good sense to publish state- ments of the condition of the national finances once a month, if not oftener. Who is to be the noxt Secretary of the Treasury {a still a debated question; but among the names mentioned in such connection that of Mr. A, A. Low, of this city, i# entitled to most consideration. The subscriptions to the seven-thirty notes through the First National Bank to day amount to $260,000; through the Ninth National Bank to $100,000, The business at the Sub-Treasury te-day was as fol- lowe: — Receipts for customa . Bubsoriptions to government loan... ‘The plans of Secretary Fessenden for inet relief of the , government Mnances for the fiscal yoar commencing on the first of July next are now before the Committee of Ways and Monns of the House of Representatives * There is a report in regard to his recommendations dif. fering somewhat from that published to-day. It t# said that he proposes to igsue seven hundred millions of bonds and Troasury notes at @ tate of interest not exceeding eight per cent, payable semi-annually in Jawful move Gnd convertible in five years in the ten-forty five por cent gold bearing bonis. The Treasury notes which may be issued under a law authorizing this new loan are to be eight per cent, interost bearing, with coupons at- tached, payable half yearly and convertible as above, Dut are not to be legal tenders, and, if used as currency, to be taken only at (he will and pleasure of the persons to whom they may bo offered. } The total Palus of the exports from the port of Balti- fmore last week was $201,027. f ‘Phe Bovton importa for the week ending February 10 | , swore $398,490, against $488.198 far the correanoading week im 1864 The exports, fncluding specie, were $469,301, against $325,105 in 1864, ‘The following table shows the amoant of fonrand grain fm store ip Cuivago, compared with that in siore 6 your 0: is Feb, % 1865, Fad. 7, 1864. Flour, bbls... 0,889 Wheat, 1,312,281 "317,849 1,645,064 62,775 166,229 ++ 105,096 The Boston Traveilor of yesterday says:— The week has commexoed with an easy money market for loans and discounts of the right kind, The bast com mercia! paper is negousted at seven and eight per cent, and call loaus on prime collaterals are ut about Six per cont of the a ee The out. side demand is quite limited, and the current supply is larger than the requirements of the public, so that con- siderable sums remain idle on deposit for lack of enyploy- ment. This abundance, however, falls to have any | in favorable influence ou general buriness, and docs nut im- Prove the aetows for stocks and bonds, wich the exception ofthe different ‘kinds ‘of public securities, Stock Exchange. ‘Tuesoay, Feb. 1410:00 A. M, $29000 US0's,’68, cou = ie 6500 US 6's,5-20,reg 1 60 do. 22000 US 680-20, cou. loo 50000 50000 foi jabs tas ios 25000 UE5's, 10-40,com 1¢ 65000 1000 US 6's, 1 ycor 98: 5000 Ohio 6's, 575... 10036 fo 6's, °61.. 103 20000 Ohio alse ecb. aT 6000 NYCont"s, 76, iar 1000 Erie lst oh 1000 Huditv2ds ba ioe. 2090 Miche 8 £ boa bds Joy 6000Pitts, FtW&Glst 1036 1000 W&CBdm 90 2000 Metreg a WIst 10% 15000 American gold. 50 ahs Shoe&Lea Bk 107 100 Fourth Nat Bank 100 10 Ninth Nat Bank. a 200 Canton Company 32 150 Del & Hud Can Co 165 61 by 800 Cumb Coal pref., 2 do. 200 300 200 QuioksilverMg Co 86% 100 Atlantic M1 SS Co 150 100 Wyog Val Coal Co 53 do. 54 00 tDecnay 330 Penn Coal Co. 309 Foutinac Lead Co 60 100 Smith ParmGold 7% 200 do. 1 1500 ¥aripo: 13 a 10 Pacill: Mail 88 Co 290 100 N Y Central RR. 118 96 300 do. 217% 0 ; 100 do, 117" 100 AltkTorre H pret 70 100 dow. 200 Chic & Alton RR 90% SECOND BOARD. Hanr-rast Two o'CLocr P. ber us ry 5-20c0u ae be shsNYCsntRR.b3 itis eae 11K Sm eer loo ae 2000 do..new iss 109% 1% 6000 US6's,i0-40cou 10344 8807 10000 ge ee 3% 00 Hudson HiverR 108% 10000 Ohio &Misscor 2734 100 du. ...£%0 108% 300 sha CumbCoalpef 53% 100 ion Coera 1g 200 do, 600 do. 300 MSo&N1 Zim dy or 4 100 Ill Contrast. b20 119% 200 Clav & Pius RR. 85 300 Chicago&N W BE do. gt Chi & aw RRprt 68 500 de 100 a 1000 Chi& RockIsRR 97 50 Pitts FIWase RR 96 ct ana se ae 50 96 35 100 do... ...D10 9635 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuespay, Feb. 14—6 P. M. Asve.—Receipts, 18 bbls, The market still continues inactive andjprices were wholly or nominally unchanged. Breapetorrs.—Receipts, 2,719 bbls. flour, 520 bbls. and 1,721 bags corn meal, 9,760 bushels corn, 18,184 do. oats, 125 do. rye, 682 do, barley and 520do, malt, The flour market continued firm and buoyant, with a fair con- sumpitive demand s! a further advance of 59. a 10c, The upward tendency of prices 's predicated upon short sup- plies, and the fact that the article is relatively much cheaper here than in tho West, The improvement in prices ts confined mainly to tho common grades, the better descriptions being comparatively quict. Sales 8/000 bbls, State and Western, 700 Southern and “400 Canada, Of rye flour 100 bbis. sold at $8 75, Corn meal was in good demand, and full pricos were realized. Sales 650 bbls. at $8 76 @ $8 85 for Brandywine, $7 90 a $7 95 and $10 60 for Atlantic Mills, white. Wo Extra round hoop Ohio. Wéstern trade brands, Extra St. Louis, Common Souther Fancy d Extra Common Canadian Hood to choice aad Rye flour, su} on meal, Corn meal, Othe wheat market shade higher; sales of 7,000 bushels . at $2 18. Barley was in small supply Malt continues dull and nominal. Rye was d ieand heavy at $1 60 for Western. The corn market was moderately active, and prices were a trifle off; sales of mixed Weat- ern at Cf 89, and 3,000 bushels new yellow Jer- pey at $173. $175. Oats were very quiot and scarce! cely s0 firm at $103 for Canadian, $1 103¢ for Western, and $1043 a $1 05 for Jersey. Brxswax.—Sales 1,500 ie Western at 68c. Bravs.—White medium | were in good demand, with sales of 500 Sch bags, at $295 a $3 10 for medium, Coreen. — report the market has ruled very quict, and, with a slight fall in gold, lower prices ay to tealized. Sales were Bo 000 Ibs. Baltimore at 50,000 Ibs, do. at 44 ‘and 200,000 Ibs. Detroit Setar at d0i4e. | At the ‘owing to the upward tendency of the market was rather Grmer, but very little inquiry prevailed, Corton. wre was no perceptible change to note in the market, the demand continuing very moderate from Whilo there was no inquiry for speculation. Shlos 200 bales at the follow! es “inna Ordinary . pine Midd!in, . 81 Good middiit Cannings. —Nothing ‘was done in adamantine, but hold- ers demanded previous rates. In sperm®and patent only a moderate businoes was transacted at previous rates. Corvre,—The market was rather more activo and rather firmer, owing to the upward tendency of gold. Sales wore 3,300 Rio, per Pollux, on private terms, Daves axD ‘e have only to note a sale of 4,500 The Trieste mustard seed and 650 ounces quinine on pri- vate terms, FRricuTs were ra gis a4 Reorenen ita to Liverpool incl de 1 , 1,000 boxes ohivese at 16s., 600 won ele oe at ce 30; ; ei ana, 500 tierces beef, fate terms, boxes cteese at 368, x, and 175 pac agen chover sood st bas. To London, per neutral, 200 bbis. shoe atls. To Glasgow, 60 tons weight at 158, A British to Lon- dom with @ full cargo of ciuved oa terme not to be mode pa Fisa.—During the three there has been on! a mederane decead 1 ary ood awe a $9 60 for sons Bank, and $10 a $10 25 fer St. George's, the sales reach- ing in the neighborhood of 800 quintals. In mackerel some 2,000 bbis, Halifax have been of at $16 for large No. 2, and $15 for common do. herring « mode- ripecoiee aanaas Tacs peice fe ROTT, — a prev any deacription; but the market was generally firm, holders being unwilling to frant any concession in prices in order tw eifect sales. Salos of i tae 17, 80 bags English walnuts, 12! oe ae dried “"Uretsr Cuan hes faled very quiet. bul UNS ral are demanding 22c. in ao, Gosxy Dace were "te and im the absence of sales Prices were wholly nominal. Hay. —Por shipping grades thore was rather more in-* citron, dried, on pt qu but in prices we have no improvement to note, ‘ing downward. We que at $1 08a $1.66, but Jote may be quoted at $1 a $1 GO—the lator’ price for prime lots, Hors.—The siaaliness of recotpte and the diminished stock, particularly of prime grades—wi are chielly sought for—induced holders to adyanoe their quotations som whet, and an advance on the prime as been eatablished, very choice having been sold as high as 676. The demand was fair, both for consumption and ship- ment Sales wore 180 bales at 280, a 500, for new, with very choie at §7c., an’ 260. a 58e. for old growth. Hines —Searcely any business bax been done eines ofr last report; but there has been @ falling off in prices, owing.to the downward turn in gold. The only sale we hocrd df Way 909 Western slaughter steers on private terms. Lm. —The market wat very dull, the ealee bein condued to 10 chests Marras ai $128 a $180, and to caves Leng! ab 63 10. Loatien.Though the rece!pte have been moderate gince our last report, the ma: « rulog exoovdingly aute', and tiie tonduncy A pric as 8 bs downwerd, ported of euler common ‘owe mes. 9 market was firm at pre et; bat pr 8 0 tons out rungine trom 7 Navas 5 6 820G, Clough pure acho ve id: tnt oo ae bes fruer, ing i Ons, —As usual the market wag dull for crude sperm, and, in fact, there was no. hing dob y description, prees beiag wholly nowinally co Holders of useed sti] demand $1 60, by sal erally unwilling to grant any concraaien in order to ellest sales. ROVE 10°. — ipts, bola perk, 515 pakac’s bee, 514 do. cut meats and 255 de S The Lev] market opened dull and decd-diy lower, U yards the po tee poet fry Ay ion of the decline was re- covered, closing at $35 8Y cash, for old mess, with sales ‘en the spot of 6,000 bbls. at $26 25 a $80 75 for new mess, $94 75 u $30 for 1864-5, do. cash and rogular way, closing at $35 67 cash, $200 60 for primo, and $34 75 8 $99 for prime mess; also for future delivery, 3,000 bbis. now Fe! elo ot Barely ‘at gellor and buyer's eption—] at $37 0 $81 25; also 600 dole. old seller, until the 15th of 35. The bef market coutinues very fi active. Sales 950 bbin, at $18 60 a for plain mes, _ nit a $24 for extra moss ho ee my Len ry mi n of fa00 hams were ‘ moderate deman't ; wie 0 300 plea at $26 0 sats for Western, Ort zen ote at WT. a ieee should pie etna for ulders, an at) Pine for hams. Bacon email supply and in fair demand, Biles 1200 boroe at 200, a sv, A 20 Ke. for long cul hogs pant gearce and! firm. and) ing avareaad ont Gece, a 1TKC. ried lard -market was a trifle off, with, rather more doing. Sales 2,000 buls and tiorces at 19360. 8 280, for No.l, and 23340. 2 25% 6. for fair to primo steam and kettle -anegy vey and 23340. a ‘’e, for exira qualities. . Butter was stead: B82. a 470, for Western, and ic. Mie, sige State, “ted was de common to pI Everything depends upon the Today the cornered patton had rather the Beet it, the hest kalcs having been at 63c., against Re. Soren ‘Still the tables may turn again at any Roflned was quict = nominal. The sales erude at 52340, a B8e., and 900 do re- fined at 680. for bonded and 87 fo. @ 88c. for free. Rick.—The market wag dull, and in the absence of sales Prices wore wholly nominal, Sriox,—The active demand noticed for some time past, has entirely fallen off, and we havo no sales of moment to report. Holders, however, as aed previous rites, and are generally Pian age t any reduction in prces in order to effect sales, Saur.—Since our last about 12,000 bushels Turk’s Teland have becn disposed of on terms not to be made public, rkindghave ruled very quict at $4 7 for Asnlonss, $2.50 for ground and ‘Bs 7 for Jettreys & foe gest market for raw continues very quiet and dopressedy but prices were without materia! change, the Yeinand boivg chielly for box sugars from refiners. Sales of 850 huds, at 17440. 8196, for Cuba muscovado, 19%. for Porto B'¢o, and 1,000 boxes Havana at 15/0. for No. 12. Refined were quivt but fiem at 2730. for Lars. ‘Bkix:.—The camand for gout skins eontinuos limited, the salen Boiny contined to small parcels for immidiats sitios; in doer we have heard of no sales, and prices vay ‘Lominal. Siva [its—Welnotice sales of 30,000 Ibs. nt 280. Seeveen was dull and entirely’ nominal at 13)<¢, for Sites an and 130, for Lohigh 0). —Little do ng'in this article; prio-s nominal. Salos 74 hhds. Kentucky at 11}0 27c., and 75 casos fe dlioal at 114, 0 200, fo “market was quiet, but firm. Sales at 15%0. @ 1620, ig Was very quiet and-lower, sales having been n Boston ata reduetion of 1c. as compared with tie usking price hore, Sales 200 packages straits, in Boston, at 580, held here at 59, English quiet, at 2674¢., gold. In plates we hear of no movement, but the market was tend ng panies Wurekry.—Rocel) bbls, The market opencd heavy, but closod’ iva’ "Bates 800bbIs. Western at $2 29. Sales of Real Estate. By A. HL Mullor, P, R, Wilkins & Co. House and lot No. 202 Fulton street. House and let No. 81 Orango street, Brooklyn. Lot south side92d st, 625 ft, west of 3d av Lot adjoining. TRUE ooo. By E. H. Ludlow & Co,, No. 75 John street. Seventh avard bank property, corner Pearl street and Burling alip...... Leasehold property corn Market street........06 Propérty northwest,gorner stroct postponed oh a bid of. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, Faursox—Kanny.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February 14, by the Re:. Eugene A. Hoffman, D. D., Liow. R. E. Auwavp Hexvex, of London England, to’ Kats Many, only danght- of the late Wiliam Kelly, Esq., of Antigua, W.L No cards. ‘Forsick—Hmiis.—On Monday, February 13, at the residence of the beg fe by oe ar 8. Gxorar H. Honrxtox to Pamar Me ar ep Ni, <u>) “On talurdey, February 11, Red the Rev. Mr. Joan B. Meckasas to Biss CuaLanne, ihe of this city, Youna—Hoyt.—At Greenwich City, on Monday, Feb- rary 13, by the Rev. Mr. Hartagton: Kowa Youxa, of Menbattan, IL, to Miss Axwim E, tho former city. P Diea. Browx.—On m Tenday morning, February 14, Sanam H. Brows, ‘The bed and tnd friends of the family Knoles 4 attend the funeral,-on ‘Bhureday morn! n ofc from tho residence of her eon, John To iow, corner Sixty-second street and Lexin; ares New York. ‘ Byatu.—Jonn Brat, aged ‘The remains will be vaareyens to othe Evergroens Cem- etery for interment, Byans.—On Monday, February 18, Parucx Brass, aged heii friends of the family, and the members of Engine Company No. 17 are invited to attend the fone), fine a his late residence, 16 Lewis atrct, on We noon, at two o'cldck. The mombers of the New Tork Young Men’s Roman Catholic Benevolent Association wll met at their rooms, this, (Wednesday) afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock, to make ments to attend the funeral of our late brother member, James Byrns. wpring | BY, over. JOHN 8. SCULLY, i. Ky a Recording fecre' Covmnmoven.—At sf tof on Tuesday, February ‘6 months and 23 days. 14, James C. Cournnovex, Doxonvw.—On Tuesday, February 14, Mra. Berssy Doncuux, a native of Tralee, county Kerry, Ireland. The friends of tho family ‘and of her son, James Dono- hue, and her son-in-law, Jobo Suilivan, aro respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. £Pell street, on Thursday afvernoon, at half-past ‘one o'clock, a a oP invitation. Tralee papers Dirrow.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February 14, Mrs. Sanan Dankow, in the 76th year of age. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, irom the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. John T. Walker, 29 Lafayette avenue, on Thursday ‘afternoon, “pun oo Tuesday, Febru 14, Pater F. ‘AKRALI, —OD lay, February ARRALL, a native of county Longford, Ireland, aged 49 years, His friends aud relatives are respectfully inviied to attend the funeral, also the members of the Granite Stonecutters’ Society, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at three O’cleck, frou! his late residence, 127 Greenwich avenue. Farnety.—On Monday, Fobr 13, after a short but severe iliness, which sho bore wit Christian fortitude, Baivars, the beloved aa en ae wife of Owen Far- of the town and urgan, county of Cavan, Hog daughter of James Farrely, of Lurganure, parish of Kilincare, county of Cavan, Ireland. ‘The friends and relatives of the family, and those of her brother-in-law, Mir. Smith, are respecifulty invited to attend the funeral, this (W elagtay atrasony at one o'clock, from her lute residence, 726 Third avenue, corner Se ae ninth — Hor remains will be interred in vary Cer Irish, ‘amorhen and county Cavan pa papers eee copy. Fivizy.—Joun Fimuey, a native of county Mona- ghan, Ireland, and late a member of Company D, Seven- fy-nldth regiment New York Volunteers, aged 21 years, . 6 ny and ine hascintpare Of ti pnenaey Tavived to attend the foal 5 from ‘his late residence, No. aes ‘Thirtieth street, this (Wednes- dsp) morhing a Ine o'clock. esday afternoon, February 14, Racuz, ives cad ind friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoo: two o' from the residence of her eon-ia-law, drew BR. Jackman, 310 Third street, Te Shieh a ee street, Brooklyn, Brawanp F. Giuixsrim, of mption. ‘The faneral will take place from the eonreb of the Assumption, corner of York and Jay strects, on Thurs- afternoon, at two o'clock. \donderry Las copy. ee era a ruary 14, after a short but severe illness, Micuai a aes acs late of the Abbey, Bally- shannon, county Doneg Treland, aged 62 years. The friends and ea of the Lg lew ad his brother-in-low, Mr. Paterson, I py Sg way, jarket si at twoo’ = setae afiernoon, “le Tensins il De One ay ta iproski Tuesday, Fi Brass Putt, oly tongue of of ae ©. ait eiusabe' Ps ay, 1imonths and 14 da; ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her paronte, 168 Fort Greene place, on Thursday afternoon, attwoo'clook, The relatives and irivnds are invited t0 we attend without further notice. Haru.—At Tuckaboe, Westchester county, N. ¥., on Tuesday, February 14, Renawr 3, Hart ouly ron of Jumo Hall, of the formner place. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend tho fie sere on Thursday morsing, at bali-past ten o'clock, at residence of his father, without, forther ethno Trains leave Twenty-sixih street, Harieun quarter -pasi eifhs Ao. Heaw.—Oo Tacetuy, February 14, of fon fever, Marvin, youryeat child of Wiliam ©. and Naty Heatit, aged 2 Youre aud 10 montis, ‘The rolublves ane frends of the famity are folly fnvited to attend the funeral, tu = (Rey Rarer 2 Kuwl a: one o'slock, trom the reeldeace of bar fa Thirty piuth streot Hare on Tuentny, February 14, at the revidence of HK. 1alt, 19 Green avenue, , ar of her the Reformed Dateh Ke oomty, N. ¥., on Thure- k. Kelatives and friends of vited to attend without far ( Vontgomery papers please copy. ‘ Dany, Februsry 12, of coussmption, ‘ and 19d , mnt teionds Of tie femally axe Lavited te the funeral, this (Wednesday) aftern’ three from the residence of Chas. W. hinge B., 153 Chaton street, ah bh Hovad.—Oa Tuesday morning, Fo 4, of Sober ria, Maxy zn, a gluiter aud Susan F. ae iat horeatt ice e fun Td be er. Hinrusor.—Eutgw PRN Rs _ daughter of the late Henry and Bridget Hardison, in the 15th yoar fhe tends of the those 1 eo family, and of her uncles, Michael and Francis wane end Peter bony Gre respeet- fully invited to aitond the Sunazal, sb is (Wednesuay) aitornoon, at two o’clook, from St. Mary's Tmmaculule pert are, ,corner of Leonard and Remsen mel Stee Le. eee amelie, on cons Haix) Jr., son of peng ire Ml th as the CY ear of his age. iends 0; the family are invited to prone my “eat servives, at bis late resilience, New on Thursday aft at two ovclock.’ Car- rages will be im waiting at tho depot on the urrival of the 11:80 A. M. train from New York. His remains W. be taxon to oD Friday for interment. Txonauax.—On Sunday, Febriary 12, aficr a long ill- = Cones IvcRawam, widow of Nathauiol G, Ingra- years, ‘Tho ir ends and relatives of the family aro respectfully invited to attend ths funeral, this (Wedn sday)® ternoon, at one o'clovk, from her late rosidence, in Casson ave- nue, three doors from Flushing avenue, Brooklya. Krrr.—Ou Tuesday, reorae? 14, Roneat, elucet son fronts and 17 da ge Me A months ‘pokber of Cora, Bovte’s Nino Hundred, Pp ap lid Doarest a01 Here uae thou hast left us we doophy But 'thg God that has bereft us— He can all our sorrows Funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clo"k, fro tne residence of hig parents, No, "ye West Twenty- seventh street, New York. To be interred in Greenwood Cemotery. Scottish copy. ie, Ss aN suddenly, on Sunday mens, Fob- Mrs. Sarak Krr, widow of Philip Kip. miner rolatives and fri. of the famil, r Pspectuly | o80 invit-d to attend she funeral, from her rr rag residence, ‘Washington at, Eotokon this ({Wedwesday) aftern0 noo ab half-past one o'cl Her romains will be taken’ to rt sb Heng corkend Cemetery for interment. uER,—At Hoboken, on Tuesday, February 14, Mra. Karuniixs Lavar, mother of Mr. Philip Lauer, aged 74 years, Ti. funeral will tako place on Thursday, wY.—On Monday, February 1 ra, Many Mur- LALY, at her residence, No. 172 East orty- first street, in the 67th yearof her age. ‘The iuneral wil! take piace from her late residence, this (Wednesday) morning, atten o'clock, Mass of requiem will be celcbraicd jn St. Gabrioi’s church, Thirty-seventh strect, beween First and Second avenies, after which the remains will be conveyed to Calvary ‘Cemetery. The friouds of the family are luviied to attend, divh Gax.—On Tuesday, Fobruary 14, of diptheri Watrpa Tuomas, youngest son of the late Patrick an Mary Ann Mullisan, aged 4 years, 3 months and 14 days. The frignds of the family are respectfully invited to ationd the faueral, from the residence of his mother, 257 Souti Second street, Williamsburg, this (Wednoaday) af- twinoon, ab-balf-past two o'clock, Murviy.—On Monday, Fevruary 13, Mousa, Muuriy, In.the 46th yeur of his ago. ‘Tho rolasives and friends of the family, aleo the mem- bers ef Worth Louge 210, i. and A, M., and the fraternity in genteal, nao the members of Peterson Kngine Com- any No, 31, and the members of the Gladiators’ Benevo- jent Association, are respectfully invited to atiend the funeval, from his late residence, 195 Canal strect, this (Wednesday) afternoon, ai two o’¢iouk. Muxruy.—On Tuesday, February 14, of congestion of the lungs, Diovan. Moxruy, a uative of the parich of Churcuwwn, County Cork, Ireland, in the 65th your of his age. Tis remains will bo taken from his late residence, 116 East Forty-second sireet, to the Church of St, John tho Evangelist, Fiftieth street, near Fourth avenue, on ‘Toursday morning, at nine o'clock, and from thenc® to Calvary Cewctery.” The friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend, Mobax.—On Tuesday, baggie d 14, of dropsy, Matuew T-, only.son of Charles McBrien, aged 4 years, 11 months and 14 Ss. Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funcrai, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 170’Canal street, MoCaze.—Daxren McCase, in the 64th year of his age. ‘The funeral will t place this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two e’clo k, from his late residence, corner of New Chambers and Madison streets. Kells, county Meath, papers please McCawwary.—On Monday, February Ine 13, at the Convent of the Good Shepherd, after a short illness, Euuxy Mo- Canruy (in religion, Sister Mary de Sales), sister of Jude McCarthy, of tia city. Nevn ie, —On Saturday, February 11, Mrs. Exganor M. Nevire, in the 75:b year of her age. ‘The relatives-and friends, aud also those of her chil- dren, Theodore, Eg: d’ Elvira Neville, aro invited to attend her \unoral, ‘trom her late residence, 206 West Twenty- fourth street, this (Wednesday) aft:rnoon, one o'cl a a Er ‘Axna, daughter of Gertrude and the late Alexander A. Ogebur, ‘The relatives und {ri nds of the family are invited to attend the funeralgyrom the house of her grandfather, William, Lecgat, Hg.) 20 West Washington place, on afiernoon, at three o'clock. Rocsa.—At Middictown, Orange county, N. Y., on a February 13, ANxs E. Tuomson, wife of James nd daughter of John Thomson, ¥ therel relatives and'triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Ma- son Thomson, 29 East J done Me -first street, this (Wednes- afternoon, at further tee half-past three o'clock, without. ne Rerp.—On rete, February 1: "aMELiA, wife of Peter Reid, aged 34 Sen Teche tnd @ The frievde and relatives of the family are Togpeettully invited to attend the funcral, on Thursday two o'clock, from hor late residence, 211 pale dayne g ewe | rer, a please cop: py Thursday, February 14, Epwarp Remy, native canoe Treland, county Longford, parish oPAbby, aged 56 years. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 1 State street, on Thursday afternoon, at hulf,past one o'clock. Smuiy.—At Me y Grundy county, Ts I Hinata, oa Te Tuesday, January 31, Captain’ Jon ‘and 36 days, formerly a Hentwest, of the sity ot New Youk Simpson. londay, 13, ALEXANDER Siu. a aged 32 ‘ho Toners! will tako place from his late residence, 21734 Varick street, to-morrow shueruten, ab two o'clock. The members of the oer York “Ciedonian Club are requestod to attend. seit NY. °C. Ay, tight, February 13, hatkits, bo- Sausox.—On Monda) n, in the 64th year of her = wife of David The relatives and frionds of the family, also those of her sons-in-law, David Forecheimer, A. 8. Rosenbaum, and Leo Wise, and also the members of B'nai Jeshurun Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Society are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 205 West > sna street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ‘one o'clock. perm .—On Monday, February 13, Capt. Asa H. Swirr, ed were ti fiends of the family and the members of the New York Marine Society are invited to atiend the funeral, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late resi- dence, $2 Adams street, Brookiyn. ‘Su\w.—On Tuesday, February 14, at his residence, No. 5 William street, Brooklyn, of éonsumption, Joun Siaw, Jato of Banbridge, Ireland, 'in the 434 year of his age. Notice of funeral ti to-morrow’s paper. Sui xuax.—On Tuesday, February 14, Conweasos Saex- pak ‘a native of parish of Bantyre, county Cork, aged 63 yerho faneral will take place from the residence of his son, No. 184 East Thirty-sixth street, on Thursday after- noon, at one o'clock. fiyitivas.—On Tuesday morning, February 14, Luorp SuLuvax, agod 60 years 10 montha and 6 days. ‘The relatives ail Feige of of the family are respectfully invited to attend the m his late resilience, Bushwick avenue, corner of " sensorcle stroct, Willlams- burg, on fipir og Ad ag at two. og Scaniax.—On wget the be- loved wife of John seacien, in 26st year of her age. ‘The friends. x the family are ested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 65 James street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two ‘o'clock. Bioan.—On Tuesday, Febru: a eae Stoas, aged 27 years, native of St. i ‘The friends are ‘uly inv to attend the funeral, Be ate 00n, at one o'clock, from 103 ‘St. Jobn (N. B.) and Boston papers pleage copy. Tr Sener February may a una Uy only iar’ of Jacoby "and Eillzabeth joteon, aged 1 year, 4 months avd 4 days, ‘The friouds and relatives of the family are respectful “4 invited to attend the funeral, on Thu afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of of her parents, 148 Lewis ‘Taomrnon.—Of scarlet fever, on Monday, ee a Exiza Ann, only daughter of Thos. on sa me Thompso 4 years and 8 mont The tr iriehds of the epg fee lly invited to at- tend the funeral, this {i in, at half- ee coe ogee, oe 5 on ai, Van Algt. —, eye emery ie Bune, wife of Jotin Waa! ist, te tne doch pear “The relatives and friends of the fam! Invited to attend the funeral, at the bed at Newtown, on Thursday 0 o' Choc! raed Duck half-past Meany, Baura—At Moscow, obruary 13, Sanat Jana, Jam, wite Ot Satan Lyress, Dein vers janghion at at a yet Vib wixt,—On Monday, Febroary Bumaoern, widow of 8, D. Valentin ne pes 68th 7 SE mau ‘The triends of ( are respe.t ing o attend the faneral, from ihe resdetee ‘of W. D. O'Dric1 82 Bel methorn st., Brook this (Wednesday) 1: at bs geet anon urn notin note. ¥ ri na | une. —In this elty, on Sunday ev ‘el Axtcmatn R, View, in the 83d or hisage. aidan The relatives and friends of he tum ap ee 1s ae mem. precifulty nvived to sfudny the Rinsea at tha Poe ily Invited to at ye fun’ at the asbyto. rian chi corner or atm avenue and Nincteenth strect, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 o'cloék, without fur hor tuvitabon, Wakevan.On Siniay, Fobroary 12, Ley ye B, Wane Max, euridenly, at Southport, Cona., 1 yours, ‘The funcral Will be ationtied from the Congregational oh Thursday afvernoon, at two o’clock. . Cars leave Tweuty-seventh street dopot at ball-past eloven, and from Southport at ex o'clock. Woonworm.—In San Franciseo, on Thursday, Febru- 2, Fax. A, Woovworrn, FOAL _— ne ou Tuesday, Fobruary 14, Mr. Jou T. Ywo, aged 47 years. Tho friends of the fartily aro invited to attend the funeral, on Thureday afvernoon, at Vere ne one o'olock, from the Prosbyteriaa church, © Cars leave the depot, Thirtioth atret, New York ut aiton M NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, I806e _ : SHIPPI Port of a York, Febraary 44, 1365. CLEARED. teamehtp Zodiae, Bulkley, Beaufort—Murray & Nephew. Bhip Hours rignun, Potlér, Ban Francisco—Sutson & Os. Bae nosure (Hr), Oram, Bremen ut Broa & Co. tt ouduras, Reove, Vora Ceugz—P Alexandre & Sons, lonle (Br), Knowles, Matamoros—B A Beseay, & Co. Me Mary Henilog, Glare, Besutort—J W Etwell & 09. whit Aurora (br), jugal, Matamoros—H J & © A De i THauvelt, Matamoros—Boyd & Hinck, esate bap Be), Das Laguayra und Porto Cabel- 8 fiathawer, Hothbawey, Manzanilla—F Talbot & . Caroline. Ross, New Haven—H 8 Ruckett & Son. ARRIVED. nae Royal U B steamer Fing, Commander J 4 with a convoy o1 21 ve Sabot aie Bac ‘seisted by revenue scam custers Wyandak, Captain ce, aud Kownnee, Capt F stoamer Pawnee, ‘Phitiade Aphia, 24 hours. § steam revenue obiter Wyandank, Faunce, Port Royal Feb 8, one of the convoying steamers to the feet with 5: mi pitor Stoamsistp Coca Queen, Welr, Asp srall, Feb &, with tres d passengers, to DB Allen, Qi poke U > ‘Nereus, all weil; 18 miles N of Maraguinky prased i ip North Siar, heuce for pinwall; satus day, spoke J's gunboat Neptune, Gudsmanlp Gen Sherinny erry, Port Royal, Feb 8, in bal- Inst tN Lie) Griswold.” Passed the cotton tect off Hatte- rag morning of 10th ip Beaufort, Steele, Baltimore, $ days, with mdse, teaerne yo ine, A old Seth Flowers, Beltimore, 2 eee aoe SO W Pervial. Tr'intonded to iy btw ten port and Balimore on account of the B: iIroad Co. palipe ¢ Duncan, Berry, ‘Cork, Deol4, with mdse, to © © unean Bark Yumuri (ot Naesay, NP), Johnson, sarus, 8 dart yt to Wa in company with bark | Chas Edwin, for New York. Brig Ocean Belle, Morion, Now. sfagere yng 8, with nat hides, &e, to CC Duncan & Co. 21 days N of rite torus, with ssucosesion of nwo and a NW gules. An- ‘Hook night of Lith inst, The ereve Fal River), Collins, New © Ori Ward & Ce st inst, We antion chored outalde of Sandy aul badly ‘raat “hrig Rolltog Wave, day: ‘sy With Mm: tod 76 W, saw a side ieoaal steamer with pe, tyne, Bg paint. 4 while, heading in towards Charleston, supposed her to be je runner, BAILED. From uarantine, ship Robin Hood, for Boston, in tow of tug Charles Pearson, via Sandy Hook. ‘Wind at sunsot SW. Miscellaneous. ‘Tun Icm—Tho rivers for the past few days have beon filled with floating Ice, doing considerable damage, A large field struck pier No 1 North River, damaging it badly. A number of vessels lying at the ends of plors have been chafed badly. Navigation in sailing craft is impossible, The boats on the various ferries manage to make their usual trips with much diMoulty. Sreamsire Monro Casrix, Captain Adams, will gail to-day, Wednesday, :t3 PM prealsely, for Havana direct, This mag- Mifoest vessel has made four voyages to Havana since her ‘completion, and has given universal satisfaction to those wuo have patronized her as well as to her ownera, Suir Waseery Continent, at San Francisco from Hong Kong, reports Jan 9, experienced a hurricane from WS’ lost Would, stove bulwarks, carried away the head, stove sky liguts, lost both guns, aud'swept the decks completely, till the cabin with water, Sur Coxguysr, at San Frandisco from Boston, was of Cape Horn 15 Lays, with heavy westerly gales; carried away the maintopanil yard. Bura Hweacn, Briggs, at Baitmore from Guano Islands, encountered heavy weather, and was obliged to throw over- boaed about fifty tons of her cargo. Bare Kataupin, Saunders, at Holmes’ Hole from Havan: gn the 7th inet, in w gale froin SE, lost 26 bhds molasses Sonn D K Anry, R; an a ce from ecg Ad Ped via Bos ton for New York, wi tat toes, 18 ore below Fort Adame, ueat Newport, und ad felt of water, ite DK decey is un A2 vessel of tons register, built at Hampden, Mo, in 1882, and owned in Belfast, Sour Danr, from Fall River for Provideni fore report- ed cut through by ice in Mount Hope Bay, ani Rae water, has np towed Duck to Fall River, where, abe Fe ox fonday morning. She will be pumped out, and her flour, feed, ac, discharged as acon an the lai © will adit. Scux Busovm, 21 tons burthen, has Gapt AmosKeliey, Of Yarmouth, {rom ‘wisioh port a she vil saber hereafter hui, and Jil be contliued In the coast under the command of Capt Alonse Kelley, of Y. Lavnonep—At aettait tn January, from the yard of David & Pi 8 Bie is barthea, pices eset Bret i tor Portresa Monro. ‘Whalemen. Ship Louisiane, Haakina, of NB, ‘was off and on Paita 25th AT Union, Hopory Of BH, was-et sa, no lat, be, 60 day out, with 60 bbis wp off. ue ken, do. Ship Arable, Fuller, Boston for San Feinetoes, Deo 31, Int 1827 N Jon 17 ship, ke gut her name, 100 days from New York fur Sea Frenéleco, off Cape Hornby ship Conquest, arr at Sun Franciaco Jan 19, shat Fonse (Bret), from London for NYork, Jan 17, Tat jark 3 D ityerson, of Yarmouth, NS, 85 dai for Nork (crew laaviaioor mutiny)’ Feb ft 38 a lon brig Jupiter, for Cienfuegos for Boston, Feb 7, off Cape rnaveral. ‘Schr Petrel, Faikinburg, hence for San Francisco, 9) days out, no date, in the Strat nee ‘by steamer Parkers burg, at Panama (seo net Forelgn Ports. Huntress, Whelden, for unc. Shanghae; pAmurraut, Fa Feb tA sare bark Chay NYork; b: ta. Lindaley, do, Sid Jan Sly Be kant, Socwase B Yorks sat Bie Ras Laney, C Nonamtum, wn, Acapulco rr berk wor Chincha ieee Fico, “Manter, di otterdam: ‘Star, Gi Sitnchas ondid for, Hamburg) ir, rat ” Srila, ‘Sat Francisco (and sid 2iut for. Chinchan Tal naan (or Young), Cilnchas ond aah for Lork for orders); Ocean ree Deans hing do (and le cts for Park for dare; 3 (and sid 28th £ Bid Bia tah abi; mates jan, Ham! vb Feet, Ouinaan nor Hr — Bun: cee Ghionea diet, Abbott Law- bar Walsh, Gilmore, from Geooa Foosto ‘Deo tart ship Argouaut, Norton (or Dreyer), iloxoLuty, Dec 8—Arr ships Viscata pia sama Francisco cand sid 9th for Hany hips, Dreadnought, Cashing, New Bedford; bark Everhard (Haw), Rlenke, Breton; 19th, brig. Honsluda (Haw), Schu- fond Koxa, Dec 14—In. rat shipAvon (formerly the von clone), sold for $24, 000 tn m Or ‘Tombes, to ‘rancisco. Plan Teale bark Palme buy cargo of sweet potatoes for San Pawan, Feb ¢—in port sleamers Parkersburg, Rathbun, from NYork, arr Jan 2; Golden City, Lay Francisco, ont arr; Salvador, from Se ports, arr Jai nbs Leva; Preble, trom N¥ore, are. Jaa S'disg um, Simes, d Soutbampiob, Smbwid dixon, g4 Fran: ready. ‘Bld 24, ‘steamuah!p Sacramento, else0. Pont Sraim, about Jan 10—In port Br brig Nile, from Balti. more, ding, to sail about Lath for BeVoina, I Baltimore. Swatgw, Nov 26—In port barks Dorchester, Pull Star of-Pehoe, Kendrick, une; pe Daan ara Sixaaront, Deo 2)—tn port sh its j Florella, Peabody; Winged Arrow, Hurtdge, Creasy, wns bark Freema: Ham), Howe, for London, ldg;'Aurelia, isa hy China; Sea Bird, Weston, aud Courser, Grif_lin, uhe. omixam, Jan 9 in port big ig Moonlight, Small, from Bos- ton; schr Prince of Wales, Mcquian, for do soon. Vauraratso, Jan 17—In. port ships Buia, from Boston, arr 4th; barks J P Maverick, uupliny Cale, from’ Ty arr 9th} Anglo ka Saxon, Crowell, trom rancisco, art 12th; Hopelinds tross doc nce Lith. 81d tity bark B ; Upton, Sau Frauciveo; brig Browster (Hata), Gas: fancouver, American oe uANo, le, Gregot brig Bi Inj Rotkland ‘ee NYork. Cid chip Harriet, gooey. NO pean bark Commeree, Robinson, do; brig Ann Elizal Power, AMAL NORE, Fab 1—Arr brig Harry. (Br), ULTIMO! rr brig Harry (Br), Knight, St sobr Hattie Baker, Crowell, "Boston, Below,” in bip Teleng from ire. men; Pa Maryian Brem), . Old brig Yang, Fortress Moni , Milter, and WH Arthur, Loring, Fort Fisher. Sid bark, I ia Jones, Rotterdam. Bark Nellie rr for Tug gate: beige Mochanie, for Clenturgom, a oot BEACH, Tuy and procseded.. NO, Feb é—Arr brig Dudley, iby Pile: wine POINT, Va, Feb 8—Arr sohr Sea Nymph, Conley, At Jones’ Landing, Va, 2d, schr Israel H Day, Hill, from NYork, we HOLM ’ HOLE, Feb B PM—Arr schrs Smith Tuttle, Fou CA port for Boston: 1HE Pie: Hesion tor orf Sen Quill, Moody, for NYork. Sid Crocus, M. ‘ashingto: Sighs fPorgnn tee ; Porte Roo, la urel (ordered to Bell }; Cheral re ‘ind, Wm CF You and ith ith—, thin, Baus sobre ¥ cy rblehead for Br), for Nis for do, Sid schra In port brign Catharine Ferran ae "Ww oe ace ry ion, Allon, tA i thy; Mary Rie mon hi Shp on ‘from, east. WD, Fob }— Arr re Br monmahip Liver. pont via Londonderry; briga Pietades er Coliins, Same Fabian taveryoot 4 rye Ure sas Orenee hae: Favian, Gran we renee, Sk romani mascus, ‘Mata Arr soir © F Yous, 81 t Bonaire. Sid steamship ; Pia vrs, Jan 18--Aer ships Lamon hire, Hong Kong, ish, el (br), Spedden, Lin 64h, bui ka Adolt race, Nie 1. Hong Kongy Con | (Haw), Uager, Po hy sblp Young Arerte ng Kong; J hark Hagard, Rarwens, Mattia: ith, burke Padua Ctewe ryt eeresres fore and a sts ‘them, in conaeque! Ghat deck house tainted of ‘sobre has 8 steam boller “FINANCIAL, TT NITED D STATES | Se SKEW 30 YORK, | Fun. 3 3 a Pe ee a nested Yore that date. Holders oom Above will have their eoxpons exatalz fier on the 14th altar $a clock P. af SBA Si Sik at Fs ‘pRorosate FOR BALANOE ASE AM Ae G, 18S, eXRW, YorK Sounty tune Ronen STOOK. ropoasts will be Pete Rare venrary wwiitbe publicly ope the sum of One at ollars lau schedules van) QN PROPOSALS, bag for the whole or a Fifty-seven Thousand Te. Ngne New York ‘County Court Hoan chap Me of t Board of Baperv ‘to provide additional means forthe com struction and comp!etion of the New County Court House, om Chambers street, 1¢ will bear interest at fh gent per annurn, payable sen mi-abnually, on the Ist day jay and Novembo ou mind the pielehpal Will be Re xe sand two hundred dollars on the Lat day of Bina iy tho at 'gollays on the In @ay pf November, op oe will state the amount of poe | fee per one ehundred dollars thereof, oj the whore mals are Acce] Spon the gt i an Ofdiganse of the Pecued as follows, vig:— Bixty-cov of the wiifasies for oneal RSA care am Pee a to thot, bearing h pro} spaeition should be eal \ canon. vejentany oral of of the bids, if the MATIHEW 7, BRENNAN, Core ov Naw Your, Dranramer oF Fit ” Courrnouusn’s Orvis, Fob, & CIAL M. WITH PROM TEN TOTWENTS Atha aor to pee the financial depart a A BIGGS & BON, TT Nassau at ROOKS ae NO LAABILITIRS TO STOCKUOLDSES. THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY OF'NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA. Organized Under the laws 0 cia cM, State of New York, Jama» s CAPITAL 1s, 700%, $1,000,000, ‘in 200,000 shares of §6 each A lUmitod'amount of Stock reserved at $3.0 ohare. te new wells on Gompany's property now yielding 3 Tels dally.” Five wells now going down. DIVIDEND PAYING FROM THE START. OFFICE 1/0. 10) BROADWAY. ores H. alae iy TeGATE, south. L poe ate sn, ‘Banker, 11 Pine street, GN 0. HOYT, Coneieness pees No, 4 Cedar street, “Of Titusville, Pa ‘NO. 1—SEVENTY aA A perpetual Tease of io nnd ‘a half cron on the celel Ta te emi of Oi gee me sen on ‘one balt Bun. —— se! 1» Of to the fins Ni goes Sense (wen. bee ‘cent ests irat dividend of two per oent for February. at dividers shia property are een “Hammond.” nt a paar have been flowing twe Geveralsrew sella wil alae soole, and tiowng nomen on tl the ex Sound No. owned 10 160, Iles herty Ta, ms dircefling betrean the ed barrels on Pithole creck fone rare pt bat e little ng Ah constant serena, nk by the Company. This, Py, yt north of Piomer,ea bie) sidos of Ch ble’ sh ring welot rae. barre the, ior fe far, the i ‘be au gunk on the prover during fe Lage without striking oil. Abd euler great wells, a near ROPERTY Ni Aci ‘THE KIGHTLIN Pi acini eda tian ‘and owned ta mnced oll operators finest Jvanla. Value of the land dally ‘on all sides of it, Roomon the rent uy range, Wi (ollin large quant Wells will be ME tho vcutty PROPERTY NO. 6. A loase of 200 acres of first class oN-bearing Little senior river and Dunkard creek, Subscriptions will be revetved, oni fos Mmited amount of the capital stock, at the ek. onan Hae from he origins i ubecrivers nd those who may new bates + nd on ” the sane ‘pong. ALREADY) DY ws wie Lag ht TH: CLOSED ON THE 20TH INSTA ANT OFFICE NO. 100 BROADWAY. D.. acs ore S, & Rigs SE tod Seis he on oe eels hiaae Anan gene gold, payable through the nerd for dividend in Ney Dt acre FARMS oe Cape: At a meoting of the office of Mesara, Wed W. gona fof the month of dividends in New York, less ‘33 Pine street. 1vIDEX D.—THR nny of ere ‘$75 er she pare. in Yor. leas srehane _Newy IVIDEND NOTICE. QUICKSILVER MIN} ING 00) COMPANY, ‘The Semi-Annual hare (in United States a Ss a or —_ EO OOo Fer wt CR OF THE Hho plang a ca two per cent, free of The transfer books the 28th Fobruary inclusive. bose OF a gd in) bo Alaa M. WESTERVELT, Treasurer. gzanus oF or S15) stig MOUNT. (itiaull'T Browavray, room anne MEETING a? Saree Be, 4 ae STEAMSHIP Course. so orey the te 3 a of the AeA berate! Sy echoes n vee ; | econ A crepe 00., freee Present room bein, p found toad Nn. a ee, aL, STRERT, RE. RNMENT 4 SAM : SR iE a Sere sinere all classes Coverainent eee oe Cortifiontes of Indebtedness collected or pum a ead vy aaa at “ere i cane ou = a SES eA ae ee nee ee Ri 3300 000"