The New York Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monvar, Feb. 27-6 P.M. The stock market was active and buoyant at the first board. The closingjsales, as compared with those of Sat- urday, showed an advance in New York Central of 134; Erie %, Hudson River %, Reading %, Michigan Southern , North Western $, Hock Island %, Cum- borland 3 ;. Fort Wayne declined 34. Government securities were steady. Five-twenties of the old issue sold at 11134, mew 110%, ten-forties 10245, At the open board, at-one o'clock, the market was higher. At the second regular board {t was ac- tive, but irreglar, Erie, New York Central, Northwestern fand Michigan Central were without change. Fort Wayne advanced %; Reading %, Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and __Pitts- burg 4, Rock Island %, Cumberland 3%, Hudson River 4, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 1, An effort is Deing made to “bull” the latter stock, and a report is circulated by those interested in the rise to the effect that parties in England are endeavoring to acquire control of it, as also of Erie, It is argued that as the sixteen mil- lions of Erie stock was worth in London at the last price (thirty-two per cent) only five millions of dollars, and the twenty millions of Ohio and Mississippi certificates only two miilions of dollars, making seven millions in all, that two-thirds of this, giving controlling power over Doth roads, could be purchased for $4,696,606, or leas than a million of pounds sterling. This, it is ob- served, would give to English capital control of a line of road extending from New York to St. Louis; but we may reasonably ask what would bo tho object of such control? ‘Thore is probably no more likelihood of English capital finding its way into Erie and Ohio and Mississippi shares than othor stocks on the list, and we merely give the report ag a street waif. Government securities were firm. Ten-forties advanced oo At the second open board the market wasa fraction lower on a portion of the list, and a fraction higher on Erie, Reading, Michigan Ceniral and Mariposa. ‘The gold market has been activeand firmer than at the close of last week, as will be seen by the quotations: ‘A vaguo belief in the possibility of Sherman’s march being interrupted by a rebel assault has operated against a decline; but, as thero is nothing in reality to put the market up, the “bulls” in the gold room have. had hard work to advance the premium. ‘At the same time gold 1s firmly held by both private and speculative parties, and notwithstanding the decided successes we have achieved the tendency of speculation will be towards higher rates until the termination of the war appears more definitely in view. Opinions differ more widely perhaps than at any period since the com- mencement of the struggle as to the length of its dura- tion, although nearly all are agreed that it must end in @ triumph of the Union, and what chiefly operates against a fall of the still very high premium on gold now is the conviction that the war will last many months longer, during which the expenses of the govern- ment must go on as before, and that meanwhile the national banks will add their volume to the already largely inflated currency. Money continues easy at six per cent, and the state- ment of the associated banks indicates the quiet which prevalis in monetary channels. Tho decline in deposits 4s chiefly owing to the heavy subscriptions to the seven- thirty loan last week, which aggregated throughout the country twenty-seven millions Commorcial paper of the first grade passes at 79 per cent, with a limited supply. Foreign exchange is very dull. Bankers’ sterling, at sixty days, is quoted at 107% a 1083, and at three days, 108% a 109%. ‘The Ninth National Bank subscribed to-day $500,000 to the soven-thirty loan, and A. Lammasenna & Co, $100,000. The total amount of subscriptions since Feb- ruary 1 is $68,000,000, leaving about $120,000,000 unsold. ‘The business at tho Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- iy! Subscriptions to government loan. NCO... esses ‘The bids for the seven per cent county loans for $2,000,000, soldiers’ bounty fund bonds No. 3, will be opened by the Comptroller to-morrow (Tuesday), at two P. M. This loan is authorized by an ordinance of the Board of Supervisors, and by an act of the Legislature, The principal will be redeemed in annual instalments of $500,000 cach, commencing November 1, 1895. ‘The following figures compare the last weekly state- mont of the New York associated banks with the returns Of the previous week, and with the corresponding week in 1864:— Fob, 18, 1008. For, 25, 1805, 80,365,128 183,534,735 ey 31 20,092,378 2,355, 92 2,739,383 156,150,684 153,948,481 —The deviations from the returns of the previous week aro aa follows:— in deposits. . Mr. McCulloch, who will succeed Mr. Fessenden in the office of Secretary of the Treasury, was born, it is stated, in Kennebunk, Maine, Previous to being called to the Comptrollorship of the National Currency Bureau, he ‘was President of the State Bank of Indiana, which Is the largest monied institution in the West, having a capital of nearly three and a half millions of dollars, and nine Dranches located in different parts of the State, Mr. Freeman Clarke, who will probably succeed Mr. ‘McCulloch as Camptroller of the Currency, 1s a practical A@nancier. “He represents the Twenty-eighth district of this State in the presont Congress, which is now near its close. He is owner and President of the Monroe County Bank at Rochester, which has a capital of $100,000, and acireulation of $85,800. As there is now a war waging Detween the old and the new banking system, it will probably be somewhat difficult for Mr. Clarke to make up his mind which side to take, as long as his own bank @ontinues to operate under the State laws, Stock Exchange. Monpay, '—10:80 A. M. 200 hs bi a Val Coal. $7000 US 6's, '88, rg 125, S16 15000 do."....... 58 21000 US ‘ou how 57M boon Use ou 1s a. 43 $00 do 100 Fontinac Lead Co 60 SS do. new iss Hoy 200 NY Central RR. 115% do. .new iss 110 100 do. .... 815 115 by 1000 qi ssi art 10244 dO....6000, 16 {000 Cullfornia TL 181 10000 OhiouMies cart 284 15 Erie RR pref. 400 Hud River RR. do. 100 Mich Contral RR 112 4 a boo s* 20 60 60 12 50 25 do . 200 Chie&N 34% 36 St. Nichol 3 400 do. ev ars 10 Con National Bk. 104 100 do a, ‘B00 ¥ 100 ChickNW RE prt 64 R00 300 do, B00 = do, 200 do p08 100 Chic & Ki T ae nt 6 1009 Wavistres 600 100 Pit, FEW&CH O10 Hi 600 do 96 100 400 500 . 100 Chic & Alion RR 913% 199 Chie & ARR prt 94 dO... ses 98% | SECOND wie Hane-rast Two o’Crocx P.M. 100 sha NY Cop RR. 116'5 | ov ght ,5-20a,eni 110% 30000 UB's 10-40'4,0 10245 10255 boone UB ., 1 yr cor 9832 cone Misscer 30 Hudson ou; jim! 110" my 200 Mich Gail iu U8 100 Cumb Coa! pr.s10 100 600 00 1500 200 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpay, Feb. 27—6 P. M. Astes.—Receipts 18 bbls. Market inactive and prices in the absence of sales were wholly nom‘nal. Barsapstorrs.—Receipts 4,185 bbls. flour, 1,600 bags corn meal, 9,070 bushels corn, 86,757 do. oats, 288 do. rye and 1,215 do. malt. The market for State and West- ern flour continues quiet, there being no demand outside of the immediate wants of the local trade; but in prices we have no material change to note. Sales comprised only 6,000 bbls, State and Western, 600} do, Southern, and 350 do. Canadian. In rye flour and corn meal only @ modorate business was transaoted at our last rates, We quote;— Superfine State and Western flour. 85 a 10 00 State, 10 10 a 10 26 Ghote 10 30 a 10 40 10 30 8 10 55 11 00 a 11 10 Western trade brands. 11 16 a 12 00 Extra St. Louis... 11 60 a 14 60 Common Southe! 10 75 a 11 65 Fancy and extra do, 11 70 a 14 50 Common Canadian. 10 25 @ 10 45 Good to choice and 10 50 a 11 85 a flour, superfine, 50a 8 76 |, bb! 8 50a 900 Corn meal, pui 42 00 » 42 50 —The wheat market was yery quict, but firm, with a moderate milling demand; the ee was pres f by the extravagant demands of h olders, and we have b to report 4 sale of 5,400 bushels choice white Canada 2 62, In Ad we heard of no sales, and prices were holly nominally unch: iat a Barley continues scarce and firm, but the demand. was restricted by the high A ieap demanded, Malt was dull and scarcely 80 scion’ ‘he corn market was moderately active, jo firm, $1 90 for old mixed Wostern, in store, Of new ate sey corn wo have to repgrt sales of 3,600 bushels, at $1 76 a $177. Oats were without decided change in value, the market being quite active; sales at $113 for Pennsylva- nia and $1 14a $1 1435 for Western. Corrox.—The demand was quite active, and full rates were realized for all grades, particularly for choice, which is in small supply and chiefly sought for. ‘The sales to-day were 600 bales, at the following auotatfons: ~ Upland. Flirida. obit. N.0.€7. Ordinary Middling 83 a a Good middling 88 89 90 Corrxs,—Thore was rather more inquiry noticeable to- day, and full rates wore realized, holders being generally unwilling to grant any reduction in prices in order effect sales. Sales wero two cargoes, compris.ng toaettier 4,700 bags Rio on terms not to be made public; also 100 mats Java, private terms. Preigats continued very dull, and the offerings to Liverpool, London and other European ports were sinail, and generally at very low rates, Tho tonnage on the berth is ample, and the prospe:ts are not very encouraging to ship owners, The g engagements to -day were very hisht comprising only: To Liverpool 50 oxes bacon and 25 hhds, tallow at 10s., and por steamer 200 boxes bacon at 26s., and 500 packages buttor at 30s. ‘To London 50 tons mahogany at 27s., and per neutral 80 packages butter at 15s. To Antwerp 30 hhds, tobacco at 32s. 6d., and 50 tons measurement goods at 228, 6d. A Bromien bark was chartered to a Spanish port, with 600 hhds. tobacco, at 6d. Hay.—Shipping qualities were selling to-a moderato extent at $1 60 a $1 68. Retail lots were in fair demand and firm at $1 70a $1 80. Hors.—The stock of all grades being greatly reduced, and the recuipta bemg diminished, holders were very firm in their viows, and generally demanded full rates, which were easily obtained. The inquiry was chiefly from ex- porters, while a fair demand prevailed from consumers; sales were fully 280 bales, at 30c. a 50c. for new growth and 250. a 38c. for old growth. Invico.—There was nothing doing of importance, and joe ene of sales prices were wholly nominally un- ng’ Motasars.—The market was moderately active, but prices were without essential change. The inquiry was prinetpally for ola from refiners; sales 128 hhds. old “uba muscovado at é@4c., and 20 ‘bbls, new crop New Orleans at $1 33. Navat Srorws.—Dulness continues to Poe the most prominent feature in the market, and prices were wholly nominally unchanged. Small sales of Amorican spirits turpentine were made at $1 70, though outside parcels could have been bought at $160 $165. Rosins were dull but firm at previous rates. Other kinds were very quiet, but nominally unchanged, O1s.—Of crude fish no sales of moment transpired; but the market was firm at previous rates. Linseed con- tinues dufl, and prices were without decided change. We quote the felling price at $158 a $1 60, —— outside lots could have been bought at $1 56 a $1 56. Provistoxs.—Receipts, 210 bbls. pork, 76T do. out meats and 760 do. lard. The pork market was a tritle firmer, and there was rather more do.ng on the spot, while sales for future delivery were limited. The sales on the spot comprised 6,000 bbis., at $35 75a $36 25 for Rew mess; $33 $33 50, for '63-4 do., cash and regular way, closing fat $33 cash for round lots} $29 60 a $30 ior primo, and $34 50 a $36 for bem me os) 1,600 bbls for March delivery, part seller's optio "Boot was steady anc firm; sales 600 bbis., at "hiss $22 for plain mess and $21 a $24 for extra mess, Beef hams were quiet and steady; sales 300 bbls, at $25 50 a $27. Dressed ny > were heavy and lower, at 163g. 4 17c. for ‘Western, mn quiet; sales 400 bbis., chiefly Cumber- land cut, at 20c. 4 203Zc. Cut meats’ were steady and firm; sales 500 packages, at 17c. a 18c. for shoulders and 18c. a 2le, for hams. The Jard market opened heavy but closed more firmly; sales 2,900 bbis., at 20%. a 24}gc. Butter was dull and heavy, ‘at 30c. a 42c, for Ohio and 85e. a 62c, for State. Cheese was in fair demand and firm, at 15c. a 23¢. for common to prime. Prcotsum.—Receipts none, The market was dull and rices were entirely nominal. There was but littl: de- mand for either crude or retined, and the offers were gen- erally at prices so low as to actually rohibit sales. Re- fined was very quiet and nominal at 670. a 68c, for bonded, the outside price for poe straight lots, and 87c, a $8c, for free, with sales of only about 800 bbis. in lots, OF crude the sales were 1,100 bbis., at 43c. a 433¢c. Benzine was quict, and prices were wholly nominally unchanged. Rick continues dul! and heavy, and prices were wholly nominally unchanged. Saur.—The market was very quiet, and scarcely so firm. Sucal ‘The market was moderately active, and the comparative steadiness in the gold market prevented any marked changes in val Fair refining may be quoted at iéc. The sales comprised 580 hhds, Cuba muscovado at prices ranging from 16%. to 17Xe., and 60 boxes Havana at 203¢¢. ; also 400 “boxes do, on private terms. Refined was qifiet and steady. TaLLow.—The market was dull and heavy ; sales 100,000 Ibe. at 15%c. a15%c.; also 17,000 lbs, grease, chiefly at 16), Wriskxy.—Receipts, 72 bbls. The market was rather firmer, with more doing; sales 000 bbls. Western at $2 26. ee NE A 7 PER CENT COUNTY LOAN. PROPOSALS FOR 000, Sealed Proposals vill be rvceived at the Comptroller's office, until Tuesday, February 28, at 2 when the auine will be publicly opened for the purchase of the Whole or any part of the sum of Two Million Dollars of the “Soldiers” Bounty Fund Bonils No. 3, by an or- dinance of the Board of Supervisors, passed January 10, 1, an legalized by an act of the Fogiidature of the State of 86 jew York, passed February 10, 1866 (vide chap. 29, Laws ). ¢ said Bonds will bear interest at the rate of seven per per annum, payable semiannually on the Ist day of ,000 4 November, In each year, and the principal will able in successive annual instalments of $500, , commencing on the Ist day of November, 1998. proposals will state the amount of bonds desired, and ddollars thereof; and the persons Wired to to them The the price per one hundres Whose prvporals are accepted will thereupon be deposit with the County ros ting to the Comptrotier the reosipte of the Coun- fr for auch dey receive bonds for equal ‘reasurer the sums award the parties will be entitled to amounts of the par value of the sums awarded them, bearing interest from the dates of and endorsed “Pro No, 3" and enclosed in ne Comptroller. The right ‘eh any or all of the bide if, considered ne- to pros ote the Intereats of the county. “WATHIEW T. BREN Comptroller, Cie or Nuw Yous DuPantaant OF Finance, COMPTOL- Law's Orrice, Feb. 24 1865, ( FFICE OF THE COLUMB: ARL Company, corner of Wall aud Nassau streets, CASH CAPITAL. wm statement for the seventh fiscal year ealibs Decem: r Botal Amutint of aesets, January 1, 1865... 438,572 78 Total amount of premiums + 6213114 68 Excess of earned over Jonson, Ae... .; 2,066,764 02 Reserve for estimate claims unadjusted and other eontingenes (661,212 97 Guaranteed cash dividend wo tificates of same) on paid pren ing the year, whether lows has ac Trtorest on scrtp levies of I Kerip dividend to deale Dividend for the year Dealers with this di wed oF not. be allowed the option (to Company w ti be tignified at warance) of re- ceiving in Hen of ear, returns in Cash (giaranteed by certificate) of premiums paid and earned | during the whetiar los: rhes or not, upon all new Hiaks under the Xe * follows: 1. Upon all voyage: pon cargo, a Taturn of twenty-f¥e per cent | a LA Upon voyage risks upon freight, a return of twenty per | 7h cpon time risks upon freight, and upon voyage and dime | Fieks upon hulls, a return of ten por cent. sch privilege, however, being conined to pers fiiias tre nggcedate of whose premiums upon mu wn - x ‘id f; dd during the year shall amount to the sum of | ong hundied dollars Promiins paid ia gold will be entitled to the abot in gold, DIRECTORS, Faward Rowe, MF. Mori, 8. N, Derrick, Daniel W Lord, = Wm: 8. Ogda sow Morlok, George Miln, John Arn Dora J, Bly, youn Atkinson, B. ©. Mor gouerh Morrigon, Thos.A.0.Cochrane, Andrew J phan, b A 5 i ney, ani o's Feller, ¥ "6 Borne Jn, li arron, in Hates Nye, R ana G Miichetl, Gh Hickox, Hise T"bammann dese 4; penn bowne, rd, 2 peer. beckon, Lawrence Myra, Pres von. H Hodges, ‘L. Nima, Bo. MORRIS Prose THOS LOND, Vico Pree Wa M. Waiver, Gecond V Vive Preesidani apd Seorewmry. eto hand hem ‘esoduloa, st Any Uline Devore Uhat with the above will a given for them om Oye @ , ater schedules will be JONN A. r Assistant Treasurer: nit eaten TUS HORE UNITED REPUBLIC PETROLEUM COM. oF THE giry. oF | ‘OF NEW YORK. oe Dates erable orem ie ASerett bicmep et ihe lars of the Maia wi Sfialt SoAee Seats aoe af tsa adh FIVE INDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORKING puma ‘of subscrip- Wm. No. 19 Broad street; M relia: ; eee cmmee ibe =x ; peo a ts ofice company, ‘TRUSTEES: = LOWBER, firm Lowber, Ostrom & Go., 105 Front J. G. DAYTON, ae, ip toneriot S On, UY Front atroat. 7M. 4 howe We ishegtan gh tal by a ‘SMITH FANCHER ace Fancher No 5 Water tree pa = & MoQhesney, No. a tick since & Oe, @ Water i, PARK: Mek aen Je Fie Para oe Secretary JAM Kit KIDDER. | cal uae roy ul iaron fociudes tauntary witch is ir selections on Oher?y run, ta She hole ap embracing ghany maven he producing tatereste are now yielding over one hundred barrels per a one is sufficient to two. nn or mm ath on the entire oupital, wad with the developments to De made with the sinusually y large working caplt: increasde anv idence ner 14 FEE SIMPLE INTERESTS, 159 acres D. Gaines’ on Horse cree acres toa sm i, 1; m elther sido of poor oll n, all Boring land on each side of the ran eltine alle of a bo |. 8. well on Pithole creek, McKinley farm. 3 85 acres, Graham Farm, ‘on Pithole creek, on® mile from the United States Company's well—over 0 acres fine boring land—one of the finest furins on the creck, and not to be ea- celled for oll purposes. 0 acres Shirk Farm, on 5 Cooperstown, where heavy oil ls very long distance on the 6 38 acres Fry Farm, on Cherry Treerun-all boring land, and full of streains—a splendi — of oll territory, one mile from Cherry Tree. 5 acres McClure Farm, oe Cherry run, lying one half two miles above founda fine location aud a mile above Plumer, which is very promising for ofl pur- poses, 7. 280 acres Tidioute creek, ruaning one mile on the creek— PS laely tipster re naan 90 acres Haworth Farm, on Pithole creck—a beautiful site, all boring land, two miles above the, great well, and Ue pro: riy x believed to be fully as valuable as the Smith farm on Giezry run, TRASBEOLP. INTERESTS. Seven-eighth working intereyt in Lease No. 18, MoCinamont Farm, Oherry run, on wh ies isenelinoweang down: jp Three-quarter work! ,inerort tn Tacage No 4. Lamb rh, Chery rub—awell now drilling, night an Tocation; just above the Humboldt Works: based i. Three-quarter working interest in Lease No. 10, Lamb Farm, Cherry run—a well going down, and a good situation, below the Humboldt Works. One-quarter working interest in Lease No. 8, Lam Farm—an excellent lease, with a well now being put down. rm, at Henry's Bend, Alleghi Tor fourteen (io ars—adjoining fo ining ‘out ae ee 0 ae ere ‘once on this ts Lease No. F " page a tet at Teepe Alleghany ° agheiy Lease No ry Farm. ‘at Henry's Bend, Alleghany ritn'toc owe hall hell hsp ene Lease of 15 acres, Hi Mipecthen an sehr fe halt the oi Pithole ‘k, lying o} ara, for 01 6 oil, on cree! Mien of th a om of his termier cer, fous hundred acres (400) acres, Seven (7) wells to be down on this property ut once, free of all expense to company. u. Lease of 10acres, beings selection from 76 acres of the Hoydrick Farm, on Maakrat run, near Pithole, for one-half the ofl. This isa valuable piece of oll territory. Lease No. 2, Pithole tun, see eae the Sieben afew reat United States Well rods from the oa Lease No. 4, Pg Heydrick Farm, Pithole run, for one-balf the ‘as above, Well to be pa iews by the company. 5, Heydrick Farm, Pithole rua, for one half the oil. kesh eee wean by thecompayy. Louse No. 1, Prather Farm. % raat oc ‘on which there is a well going do PR aipcik INTERESTS. be hs Cheney ra. run, This i Bo Towing well sad now Producing 200 barrels per day. “Our interest in thie H working interest Coquetio Well, Egbert Farm, Olt crock, now flowing 660 barrels per day. Our 1 Test in this well is over... seeeeeeedd roe interest, Lady Washington Well, and lease yhoo Fat Toto day. Onr interest in this well. ‘Total producing interest per day. Hy ial SECOND, NATIONAL ETROLEUM COMPANY. NOW ORGANIZING UNDER THE LAWS OF PENN- SYLVANIA. FIVE OTL PARMS OWNED IN FEE, and other valuable interests on Ol CREEK, CHERRY RUN, PITHOLE CREEK, HICKORY CREEK, 4c., All selected properties of the great oll regione CAPITAL STOCK - N 200,000 ‘SHARES OF $16 BACH. A limited number of Shares will be sold at the subscription price of $7 50. STOCKHOLDERS: POSITIVELY EXEMPT FROM LIA- BILITY AND ASSESSMENT. OFFICE—NO. 100 BROADWAY. President, MAHLON 8. FROST. View siti CORNELL A. ‘Treasurer, JON MGKUCE, Jn, BARNEY, BUTLER & PARSONS, Bankin, Les FIRST NA’ L BANK. TRUS Mahlon 8. Frost, of Brooklyn formerly of Tit ville, or poetlus Walsh, Yrosideu! Beccod National Bank, Newark, Goorge J, Hamilton, Dulider, 207 Lextn ! Bruce, Jr.,'merehant, 188 Wai Whitehouse, merchant, No. 8 Dey strvet, dames Gopal, Secretary Hudson Co, Insurance Company, ersey ¢. H. Applegate, merchant, 364 Broadway, Water atroet. ‘an Dyke, hess: 5 ireaes, Dow Secretas Merchants’ Insurance Company. Hoyt, merchant, No. ar street. Dnniel DY Miler, morchatits 190 Water street 3. Bouton, 10) Broadway, Hi. Hi, Dunckive, merchant, No. 2 Cedar street, * Lanps Ow: IN Fae—AN Extgsonpinany ADVANTAGE.— The Second organizations eharacter in srect—itowns neatly ail its lands in fee. to execute leases—for wich numerous applications have already been made—for the right of sinking walls on the usual terms of one half the oil, at no expense to the com- Bany,, Home of the largest incomes on Olt re those accruing to the proprietors of lands from thi description of leases. The company will also siuk wells on select portions of its properties. und wil of: ouFse, 1a thowe eases enjoy all the benefits resulting therefrom, PeRreCT SkovntTY rou [NVKsTMENT.—So rapid and steady inthe incroase In tho valties Of One Run, Pithole Creek, tase will soon be wort! ant Hickory Creek propertt Without «doubt, even doubl stock, It will thus be seen that e owner in fee, has a perfect security fe Exrent ano Cw, ‘ROPERTING.— The quantity of rich oil lands owned in fee by the Second. National Petroleum jompaey carefully selected from the e Pennsyl ver put into four hundred ek, Cherry Run, Pithole Creek and Hicdory ry Oreck. of the lands oil ls now produced; on others wells are een | going down; and all are known to aboundin the u ‘There is sufficient on In the following ber of powerful dividend: ing ugh however, to be more de jeune rable Soterete Farat No , O* Creney Row.—The Duncan and Prather, or McCaljuert farm, of one hundred and fifty.seven_aores, of Gharry than, nAjoining Plumer, owned In feo, No heiter | operations on Cherry Run. Room for five hun- ‘0 2, ON CHRARY itt —The Turner Farm of iq ay, foe, antages of Position be. n, cont LJ agarrounded by wells slider aie ylelding or bling bored, Room ror $00 wells, Faua No. 3, on Pitko.x Carne.—The Second National Petroleum Company, desiring to inelude all the beat known oalities In its sphere of operations, has purchased « farm ty acres on Pithole crevk, nije! ing the new. 6f WO bola. No doubt ts er vt , jidging from tI i jon and surround tinge that the newly. develo} posits extend beneath this propert Fans Xo. & on Prmous wixty acres, in fee,on the west branch of Pid Gihin’ about’ 8 rods of Howarth's Fork, wells. le creek, Room for 200 Fans No. 5, on Hickory Carrk.—About seventy-five acren fn fee, on anatinent of the Al y river, which is fast acquiring reputation second oniy to Cherry run, O81 will undowdtedly be found on this farim in largely paying aA ties. tn For 500 Fare No, 6, O11 Case, Ovrosite ray Nome Wet landed Interest in Gat! nore of (he best partef the =~} re on Oi! creek, t ita of the great § n well, whiob and near to wod 1,000 barrels a day, ond directly the ‘greater Noble weil, of are now going down, Fanw No, 7, Coeney Row. —A very raluable part of the company’s poskerions Wa landed or fre tutereat in & Pee the celebrated MoFate farm on Cherry rua, fe ta within a few roda of the Prinee, Auburn aud Reed wella; 1,800 barcels. A nusaber of wells op the land ad, “gH rH a barrel wel well isa now pe} on this Peginise of cUendiss FHeld 4. ‘have ‘best found upon bi track, trac aS preeeeeiie ity Positively no Mabill- for bert} sue the sur ton ape of ~ yyy tal e sane being fully Up steeks tree from ‘allt uture By Soe lowe of TE lands constitute the and “urged aasonp kangen Now OPEN AT TE ‘Sours PANY'S OFFICE, Orders from the country prompuly nitended to. Be STON, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD COM- pans Mi Bonds. —' ‘sale amount of the Morigage honds ofthe Boston, Hart. 3 cent per annum, payal The principal is rarest eae ae toe =i Fy LOCKWOOD B00. ye ‘2 William aireet. 2 : A — , So eee MGC.) oer poe | en do ‘FORE AND APY GAIL FOR SALE, FINE PARTY DESIROUS used. Ball, box all and belonging “to ‘business, of the owner, whe. fo totire, ab ek Lat ANISH FOWLS FOR SALE—THE BEST in6ed, since without any knowledge of, Meee ee ales faced thorough precds that has orwill be Basslace, from, it arising, accumulated « large amount, Offered for sale this . y to JOHN STEWART, | means aly f, een eS or eeantian 477 Third avenue, corner of Thirty’ street. 8,05 wl ind tus shan with rom. RANCIS ae Rah 3 PECK SLIP, HAS % CHOICE ee aT aii 708 Man bo ‘sale or stock. Butler's Infallible SET OF 7 SAILS ge Ours and lee Ayes fox saan a 70 tous; ae vey He terminator, 75 cents. Butler's new work on ‘on the nd gularged edition, price $2. Dogs OF pn ibs Herald oflce. WITH ABOUT QR SALE-TWO VERY FINE RS; WEL! 1D CHANCE FOR A PERSON peer ING, SETTERS: TEL pad eating Sten i mnaue oa of ala wy _________—— fonoy gn, gel gentlemen's furnishing goods, Por ures SALE—ALARGE GOAT, THOROUGHLY BROKEN beentie._“Asetgs Riss es HIRST CLASS CORNER [LIQUOR STORE FOR OR SALE TWO POINTERS, 2 JWO SETTERS, WAR- sale cheap, with or without Pr cart the pre- CAC ‘T 788 THIRD AVENUE. —FOR BALE, A CABINET Gc vnsaths case 'oals wencaveg Pues OINTER DOG—THE FINEST BROKE DOG IN P America—for sale at half his value, Call at 200 Broad- Factory, with 20 shinery, all completes nol ‘epplying be! hares power, belting, sha for cash. _ Terms A.M. A rt BY ROWE, 78 Third aw. N pig strated FIRST CLASS HOTEE, FOR SALE, rice r $100,000; one for way, room No. 6, ae CAPIT, ploy to Uiplouse tadreas aera ante ithe immediate zee within short distince of ‘This pro. ame PAST, protninspiet—neny ,000 in cash. pany oonalats of ha Of » perpen) lente, rdctoectek Se ol tian miles on the he Pacite court a gon, and ihe: ai eeeteeae is a rs, tol aaa cy ‘and and « limited amount rica ind cot or'by tier NORTHRUP, HALL & CO. ty tis BROADWAY, Now York. Y liad YEARS’ LOAN. $500,000. KINGS COUNTY (BROOKLYN) SEVE! COUPON: Bt BONDS. Pi i Kuxos County Treasvezn’s Orr 18 Count Stumxr, Buooxurn, Feb 18st ‘The County Treasurer Thereby invites. subsertptldhs, in sums of one thousand dollars and upwards, toa loan Authorized by chap. 8 of the laws of 1864, and by resolution the Board'of Supervisors adopted ‘Dec. 20, for the NS county under the Preah 01 purpose of Ailing the quota of jeut’s last call for more troopa, Subscribers will receive “Certificates of Indebtedness,” bearing interest from the date of subscription until the bonds are ready for delivery, The bonds will bear interest at the rate of seven recent per annum, payable semi-annually, to wit:—Ou the first days of May and November. ‘The prinelpal will be due and paya- ble on the first day of ‘The subscription book is noe rapen at the Treasurer's office. HOMAS A, GARDINER, County Treasurer, ‘VERMILYE & CO,, NKERS, NO, 44 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, CRA oe ai AGENTS: FOR THE SALE OF THE NATIONAL SEVER THIRTY LOAN, THESE BONDS nt ISSUED IN DENOMINATIONS ve TED AUGUST THRBE (3) YEARS POPULAR FIVE-TWENTY iG We TEREST, AT MARKET RATES ALL NMENT SECURITIES TURING CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS COLLECTED OR PURCHASED. RAILWAY STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. *1 $1 000 LOAN REQUIRED —ON GOOD sicURITY. A _ Address W.'S., box 162 Herald office 000 WANTHDON CITY, PROPERTY, WORTH 5. double the amount, at 6 per cent. No comumis- sion allowed. Address Security, ‘Herald office. $30.000 NAN Tercent for a term of yours on tne at cent a o on im: Proved ‘ety property. porty. Address B. 'O. H., box 16d Herald $80.000 20,L0ANAT SIX PER CENT ON BOND mortgage, in various amounts, om real Setate, fa Now York or WAL, W. HEBBERD, 20 Pine street, room 19, $200.000 BOxtex.,gABTFORD, AND ERIE Ratlroad ‘Compan first mortgage seven x cent bonds for sale, in sums to sult, by LOC! 0., 22 William street, $300.000 Rew ethutbroperty, sAppine ON ‘ ” sOue eli NGS No. 8% Pine street, rooms 10 and 11. on, or tw and 4'o'clock, Bouth ate yn. gr HARLEY.—I. B, RETURNED, LAST WEEK, AND ‘she wants to see you very much, Direct to Brooklya Post oflioe where she can see you, PREDERICK’ —NO_NEWS OF THE PAPERS Fae Ali well athome, Shull’! come on? if noi write RANK—ALL WILL BE FORGIVEN. WRITE TO your brother. C. D. A'S MEET AT GEOGRAPHICAL ROOM, F place. H. No. B cititon Hall, Astor Jy’ uct JAMES WHITE, OF BRAMSHOT, LIPHOLT, palire, England, farmor, will address Divisibn ace ‘Teoy, N.Y. he will hear of easiees Stage: ishigan papers ploase copy. 188 KIERNAN ana ae cae WILL CALL No. 3 Washington street, this city, she can see George Cummings. eH RIGEN, FROM LIVEREOOL, WILL HEAR from bis brother aks aye Rat Lae MAY. aaaai INN. J.C. P.O. oak Pay ATRICK FARLE ‘Cavan, parish of NATIVE OF Ti rn oe jeraghan, Ireland, who left Liver. att on the 26th of petty Any knowl of him wil eae received by his father and sister, §) South Canal Newark, N. PATKICK CONNELL, California po rs please copy. 10 BANK, SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COM. anies,—Any person who may give information which ray lead to the discovery of moneya"supposed to have been deposited by I jurgeant, deceased, will be suitably rewarded by his brother, A. H. Sargeant, Fairfield House, 139 avenue T’c J. WOODS.—YOU WILL NOT BE MOLESTED. Cail at my headquarters 3. 10 ANSON.—THE PAPERS FORWARDED TO W. ON Saturday; are told wu Know result on Thursday nm believe all wiil be right. Tom is drafted; you know his view: AUGUSTA & BRO. LOST AND FOUND. L OST—IN THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, A LADY'S 4 Gold Watch, with gold dial plate and engine turned case, Marked on the outsid 5 j maker, Millart, Geneva, No. 10,821. Also a gentleman's Gold Hunth Watch, mon faciured by George Denison, London, No. 20, aultable Teward will be pald for the recovery Of one OF Bothy ‘on appli- cation to Middleton OST—BANK BOOK 28, for the Savings of Mei way. Please return it to the bank. Lost A XEGLOW CANARY BIRD, FROM THIRD [4 house south of Fifty-fourth street, in zinger aes avenu Reward to whoever brings it to above re, Om. Questions asked. Lt IN A TW§NTYTHIRD STRERT ATAGE arday, Feb. 36, a indy’s Portemonnale, containing oun of moingp an ra of no value to any one he owner. IF the Inder wil eave the Fortemonnaie and | pers at No ‘est Sixteenth stree retail Irony and be liberally rewarded. ane CAR OST—A PARROT, ON TUESDAY EVENING, SLATE ‘and red colors, ‘A suitable reward will be given to the inder, Apply at 64 Bleecker street, OST—ON MONDAY MORNING, THE 2TH INST., between Fifteenth street and ‘Jelferson marke by Of Sixth and Greenwich av and Elev reel, i etacles. raon fini ry ri them to 2) West Fifteen’ Ferrest will ae rew: ns ‘O8T—A PRUSSIAN BLOODHOUND, tig FEET HIG chocolate color, very young, i, uly one in the in the city; a Feward will be given. Apply at OST—ON THURSDAY, FEB. E INSTITUTION Gierta, ble Slut, eropped tail and ears. The warded — her at 33 Moore street, L° O8T—A POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING BETWEEN thigi<ight and forty doliars, pair sleeve butions, Nae bie wil mesereadeina, Finger ibe liberally Fe — memorandu a fe at by ate it'with Adama, $88 B er i _ REWARDS. @1() REWARD.—tost, ON. (RUNDAY. EVENING, IN th street, Sixth avenue and Me rete avenue, « lady's ove reward by street. 1 A PARCEL, CONTAINING Books; left on Monday ie ay pal fo ‘ers the Dry Dock and Kast Broadway finder will ploase roturn thei oben of tals ermpasy, 2M Eleventh atroet, oro W Jol eet. REWARD. ON FRIDAY, IN GOING $2 through Forty-second surest, from’ Broadway to Ty nue and Toirty-Aith etrert, or thence through Thir- ty-Atth street and Seventh avenue to Thirty-sixth street, be. eveuth and Eighth avenues, « heavy gold link Brace. chased Iu erostes ward may be obtained by leav. fig ieaetl H, PEMBERY "deutal offive, 686 Sixth aventie, $5 () REWARD gy O8T, FRBRUARY @ IN THR LOW. OV er part of Seventh or Kighth avenue, or tn vicinity, Same to the $100. REWARD WIL BE PAID FOR THE i Prohension and délivery on board of this ship for enob a ae following named marines Deual born y praene, By; years of B foot BE inches high, blue oye, if browa Bair, fect a Oo te, born in'T fc 4 Pere ot age 6 Winehes arn Coatlow bors 5 foot lo tne nigh, hase heres, brown ih nit. are os age, Sfeet 6 a roa bat, jon. re teat testria {from the Unived Staten, Sonn, Rx. OMleer. bey Yous Nave Vago. me ‘ANTED—PURE SPANISH FOWLS. THOSE HAVING | $75 049; go Broadway, price $800,000; one do., $! Wich plonse addrens He I, Herald oflo Heiter eh Wa ot oti es ely eae G. A. ROBINSON & 0O., 86 Nassau street. LW “ANTED—TO remoran! A NUMBER OF barre a be of the purest breed, and BARGAIN.—THE Brpeaweny FITTED UP TEA 4 sale at an extraordin: id Tan Puy must be of Light Woight Gl Pranklia’sircet, In basement. HORSES, CARRIAGES, & &O. store, 160 Grand , its proprietor being po pepo fo go odoutn aenhicgne ears ~ Roenrered A Near aro a ibe ee Block Tam. AY In torte yenre, in Yorke, Honor sale chasp. ADA ‘Apply F im. ih bagmgt a eum. Pot dark orl oir, color, has 8 tue We Lutes, Ibs Bast and trem the RMANENT, PROFITABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE Hel eee ea, ercaruaiae ts facaes | APRN PRCRIDAR trea ae ee ‘mare in beautiful aniial ought not esoan af private seer an Thiet fee mld fi Be ie FT BARGAIN.—FOR SALE fuer ve ween ah povvato ot — — z- and Fiiiey of the old bop hs stove, Cire hard ad eo COUPE, HORSE AND HARNESS FOR SALE | tin ware Store, 604 Tenth avonue; Oe OOo ee eee ee aE i denmer: hore | barpopde up owe Fe ee, tn Oo Oe ahore wea is sylinh,Mnd,extellent for oe fel wa use; harness by | ber. Bo FOR SALE.—THE WELL KN' Wi BAKERY VERY oe td eee FOR SALE—SIX a ‘alk, Conn., will be sold ata roaren. aay one sapien in aya is Derm rears Old, 16 hands ‘and kind in Fore Od aedae tne aenidton “Also oft pull Reoud 1 Wagon fand'Harness. Apply at 406 Pearl street, in clothing atore, <FOR SALE, A SPLENDID SHIFTING TOP A ‘Wagon and set Single Harness, carved mountings; price ‘good dunce, { Gis Bisiness. Apply to Reva kegs mises, DER EIGHT THOUSAND GALLONS OF THE, BES? Cider for ge terms apply to eee Y Soauer ute 10 Seaton sky N. BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.—A CANADIAN PONY GaSe IAN a AL Ditlt horse, 7 yours old, , BiG bans, fit for any business. oan, paRON WASTE, PIPES, BOILERS AND BATE A Bay Mare, 16 bands, 8: fit coal truck, or ba for , second hand. Wrought Iron Gas Pipes ug Be Heary work. Lice, ie ae, R Both sound aud kind, Apply mena ‘Address box 143 Heraid office. ¢ grocery, 468 Pearl street em CE IESE bak oa maT R LMT RTT a) RUG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP- ING A GOOD FINE BRED SORREL MARE FOR SALE CHEAP.— ‘business; as the owner ls going to region’. Ine Seven years old, sound and kind; oan trotin about three | quire in the printing office, No. 6 Catharine street. minutes. Apply at Briggs’ stable, 66 West Twenty-third at, |OUPE—SECOND HAND, IN, GOOD ORDER, ALSO Park Phaeton, Rockaways, Top and no top Buggeys, Rood Ws Wagons and Harness. For sale cheap to pay advances, y D. INGINE FOR SALE.—A MODERN HORIZONT. Steam Engine, twenty horse power. beseen at ‘West street, corner Bank street, NGINE, BOILER AND. MILL FOR, SALE—ENGINE Js inches, in perfect order, Boller, return tubes. one Mureiced horse power, suliable for steamboat or pro Ter, Mill, four run of stones, made by John T. Noye. boiler and mill are new and have never been putup. Apply to W. H. HARRIS & CO., 114 Broad stree Beas AVENUE LEASE FOR SALE—TOGETHER with stock of Hardware and House Furnishing Goods, will be sold cheap. F. WILLIAMS, 442 Eighth avenue. OR Sey teers aes 5 augpules vo tie pu MATS, me: rect, for sale in quantties to sult purchasers, at pute, GURLAGE & CO." "sh 45 Excha: ge place. am ROPELLER-D. A. HOVEY, OR SALE—THE NEW P' LL ‘crm bags Saad VES & CO., 99 Liberty street. (CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HORSES AND HARNESS FOR sale.—A large stock of family Carriages, Rockaways, Buggies ‘and Business Wagons selling off cheap. 10 Nevins street, Brooklyn, (OR SALE—A FINE LOT OF GENTLEMEN'S ROAD Horses, of all oe also a jr of tine Coach Horses (brown), 16 pads m8 ears old next spring; war- ranted sound and kind; for saddle horses. Apply at M bles, Fortj-cighth strect, between Broadway aud OR SALE—HORSE, CART AND WORK. APPLY AT 93 Murray stroet. 16 by 18 inch Pele furnished with OR SALE~A COMPLETE | TURNOUT—HORSE, | every convenience for business in this harbor, & and ney a Bpeedy and “stylish shifting top Buggy, half spring trot- | ning. Apply to, Es SKINNER, on board, or 4 Morris Wiki te ne i ie vat oly mae: Airmen Binnie, Sinks Je Cup en , e whole equal to any in the city. PH, box | ont ols. . wh OR SALE~A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, IN JERSEY City, in Pages ration for several Years; will OR SALE—A SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, sag PRICE, in in first rateorder. Aj at DALY'S, 66 and 68 icon mens broskigee rr. igi eee est figuoaly yea TROTTING WAGON, WITH order. Will be sold reasonable. gold ehekp., ADD Montgomery stre R SALE—TH Sie OAS PIPE AND FURNT- eas ms saloon and bar; price $350 cash. way. ‘iment, 453 Broad’ Apy a te Hen io bee OR SALE_ONE NO. 3 FOWLER PRESS, IN GOOB Ps: SALE—A FIRST CLASS, CITY MADE Ligue order. Inquire at the factory corner of ‘Washington and pone Wee — elegantly ly ‘Anished; used but pester . are Eagle streets, jreenpoint, up stairs. Pe Be het KBE oo Seventh avenue. FPR, $4 Eid, DRUG STORE IN BROOKLYN. APPL at 183 Fulton avenue. (OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY HORSES 16 HANDS high, sound and kind in all harness, 7 and 8 years old; ‘a pair of bay Horses, 6 and 7 ens old, sound and kind in ull harness, The steve horses been driven together fourin hand, and are the best and fastest, four in hand im New York as nono MR. carriage horses. man papeiing uP up his ceablihinent lage EW ONE — ety OF SUPE- Fs aS ‘strength, low fc ‘Apply at 236 West street, oorner of B OR SALE—A BAY MARE, ABOUT 7 YEARS OLD, 1s sound and kind in harness or under ; can trot $200, Can be seen at 144 OR SALE_A LINE OF SHELVING, WITH GLASS by PRATH SOUTH & CO., 19 Malden dane, OR BALE—A RANGE OF DAVES, SUITABLE for a fancy store; natural wood, 60.8 potreqaize ie pike they are very sty ly made, quire at 96 Bast Bevan pisth treet PRS SALE—A igtoren| ee RED _ atl nsetrd IN ™ om oh Boards. 96 Kast Twenty-sixt (OR SALB—ONE mi HORSE POWER Ona ahs with boiler, Jong, 36 In Fourie aete eam'be vega Funslag st the Iron Foundry, Greenpoint, 1 I. OR SALE—A MERCHANT Mr Noe ork H ae sold for want of use; Pi street. Ml: Bank (OR SALE—A BARGAIN—A CREAM HORSE, years old, suitable for a farmer; a first rate worker. “ig ment on Broad pending light ee and Double Harness. Apply ienoe, stock, fixtures and good wil will, ad ‘about 56 Cortlandt up irs. business under present organi D. D. OWICLLuL, 78 Cedar atreat, FS, SALE LATHES, | STRAM PRESSES, Foor por pageant PAIR BAY MARES, 6 AND 7 YEARS: ld, own long tails, sired by the sole enten bese Savtiness well broken, praia heerity ia 00. For: Bhar Cieulae Shea Shouts, ollers or rang wie ire 20 ty-third street and Sixth avenue. ‘ ing Muohin« hoop skirts. Greene street, es sim Pama tonive 28 quae ap ples pl F% Joma Enguire ou the premise Oe BAR AND LODGING Ss ‘Apply at164 Bast. Twenty-Afuh at “ast WALLACK & JOHNSON. on fe ey’ FIXTURES OF A FEED bg ‘Wagon, &c., with a lot of Spanish Fowl; also Brel Mars 5 yenrs old; sound and kind, suitable for heavy work. ‘at 621 Third avenue, near Forty-third OR SALE—A PHOTOGRAPH SALLRBY, DOING & go South. Address business—the owner Mf ea ed for one week 8. Gorum, stat OR SALE CHEAP—A BAR AND FIXTURES, ANB til the Household os aaa ees ALE—A PAIR OF MARES, 15 HANDS HIGH round ‘and Kind, 8 eure old; wi prepcnet of to size, att od. Beppors; one ie wi foul; priee 140 & hands, coupe or truck, Horse: spirited, sound ‘and kiad: "6 sears old; 140, Alsoa chunk hunk Pony, 870, hd puir of work Horses, a at Oy Washington street. MADE BY FOR, SALE GONE, NEW, BOX, WAGON, | y maker; also on ‘Wagon, in good oer newly done ug. ‘Inquire at IT arand since (OR SALE—THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Second Hand Wagons, Rocka Phaetons, Business ways, gona, Jnggers, Gigs, Carts and two seated Wagons; one Exp Wa ‘ain fine lot of new Wagons, baht and color Al toJ. P. HARRIS, 10 Oak FY SALE CHEAP—THE epee wip Fixtures of a first rate drink!i Single Har wo cheap work Horses; ak ‘a doing 8 ee SP etia austion Mare We LAN eomawage wear | sad) \Ousvass tomes be tnld, the owner being ena ray rat street. ve for Europe this week. Apply early at 108 spring st. OR SALE A BARGAIN—A LIGHT ry a masees, latest style coal box. Inquire at E. & 0. FI corner of Reade and Hudson streets. OR SALE OR ONE TO MATCH WANTED—A COAL black Mare, 16 hands high, six years old; warranted FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-THE epee AND AXD TIE: tures of a retail hardware part of city; requires but Iitle money. Address softs tation Gt FITTING AND ALL pins a fk apg Ma 9 Bleecker st terials for sale at one-| and ¥ ken handsom horse. Tn- quire a oo 8 ste former of Hitees bed, Harrison | vereunes Toots very cheep. Appia Streets, B rice, $400, oF will give $900 for agood | ()YSTER SALOON.—THE STOCK, FIXTURES A L IVERY STABLE FOR 8ALEWITH A FIRST CLASS panty beg nd ae dt oe er ai ae a et business, For particularead- | meron rn OC COOEDOE dress Livery, Heral Or tree SALOON Rs J SALE, Ee STOCK, FIZ- ERY STABLE: FOR SALR-SITUATED IN THE este ease eet tee bert oa doing » good business, with nine | in Fixe Ci tay for sal me ewaer is leaving thecity. m of lease. Inquire of M. EDWARD | Address 0 RES, street. oo ee. NTS,—SEVERAL NE ND USRYUL PATE: IGHT TOP WAGON FOR SALE. APPLY at so East | PATENTESEVERAD TMD okt TOWNSEND, 3 Fourth street. up stairs. (Po LET—A FINE STABLE AND COACH HOUSE, 188 Bast Twenty-first street are to WM. P. ESTER. LOOP CELERITY FOR SALE—ABOUT 8 TO) BROOK, 87 East Twenty. elghih stree » Apply rater six feet; in good order. to MOO: gona A, 3 ‘304 Went sires it. ‘ANTED TO BUY—A PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES, WwW They are to be perfect and sound in every respect, and Rok tn geesgy pt: Mg ree} SHRAF, Zwo Lazo hands ple. Ag Address sisting peiee and where they can be | ij). 4 gta” ony J ae og 2 Pat? a —_— PiaceTools Pigh and Oyster Stands, ke. Inquire corner arenue, 12 M. The Forty-ninth street and store will be to let. Yt BUTCHERS.—FOR SALE, yexronns OF A MEAP market—Stall, Rails, Lay Sausage Machine, Sam pers, beam and balant lee, ae. cheap if ap Mor to-day at 319 venue. SURGEONS.—A stating where to be acen aud price, Besox, Herald oflce ble. to trot to three minutes, wh Wastenca LIGHT SECOND HAND DEPOT WAGoN, to seat four persons; must be in good order. Address, Wier HORSE OR MARE, FROM 15 ro 1% | d hands high; must be perfectly sound and kind, eight years old, und al close X tair price will be paid. Address H, J., station B, Eighth H gd Soa ~ | or sao oy appiring to I~ vents wil igposed of reasor fs W. Hg Meartow strats coemer secondy Hovoned, N. 9 yg PHOTOGRAPHERS.—FOR SALE VERY ayy YY of Camera Tubes, Apply for three days ith avenue. SHIFTING TOP Harness; only used Call enth at 449 Bev A SPLENDID, | LIGHT m and set of cove };, owner must sell. rty-eighth street. STRUCTION. CTIFIERS AND OTHERS.—POR SALE, RE T°. Fistures of a Recufying Establishment, consiate A PAINE'S MERCANTILE COLLEGES, 62 BOWERY, | ing of Reotfying and Reoelving Stand Casks of 2A.» YL Hookkeoping, Wetting, Aritimen » Algebra, Nar: te scription, smal, mp asd tnd Deral one LAR and Fi (on, pe Copper,» 1 prafarred: SLsdles receive tweety writ rave Fs in lots’ to suit pure tren te Whincad Ruailew a Aa a Sakis, bio Point avenve. Pain get SALE, A FIRST CLASS" ery 3 PENMANSHIP, with route, lease an BEOUHOEEEEE. ‘ete ni Bookkeeping. &c. way. Next quarter corm: Cal ‘Cracker Bake: onces on Wedn 1, Allwho enter their names | (ures, all co Apply om the premises, 470 Ninth hong before that time Sieben ¢ reooived ate reduction, Private in- D HARD 8a\ FOR gate oO ‘i struction. Rooms C01 A OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, Principal. Heese, prem, counlen b SA¥ES Fo 8 ee eer draws. 82 Maiden lane. T TOWNSEND'S ACADEMY, 200 BOWERY, BELOW Houston street. coping, arithmetic, writing, WILL PURCHASE THE EXCLUSIVE 3.000 fread liipg, composition, He. ate taught day and even. ted article, indispens ing. ois {oF faaige and private instruction. y Open day bie i every tently ry 2 ere Rtactured tor 2v'cents and evening. justly cast ‘sells for $1 each. Apply at No, Biee r street, first A YOUNG MAN, HAVING MADE HIS CLASSIC STUD- — jes in France, speaking German but not English, wishes to enter into @ res ‘Atmerican family to instruct sev- eral children, Address F. DUTREIX, 36 East Houston st, Aetna ay ea TO LADIES OF NEGLE FINEARTS. | i, A FINELY ENGRAVED OR FOR SALSA FINELY FSC RAYER Apply a0 8% Broadway, room NERA: ‘AL Steal Phate, ath neral sat. tion. —A lady teacher will give private i ngliehs branche at her own house or at the res f preferred “LOAN OFFICES. m2 BROADWAY. —THIS OLD EF TABLISHED oF. ze the Samsoet value for 1 pupil | fires street. PABLE or TEACHING MUSIC | At2 English aud beginners in French, wishes an eng: Tewelry, acchen, FI tical Meut ina family, Desires » cme, more, than, high | private foome Oitee rom ¥0 A salary fererices given and desired, Address Miss F. 1. BAR Brooklyn it oflice. YOUNG LADY, € N@ LADY OF BXCELLENT QUALIFICATIONS y for a governess oF lady's companion, desires such a alt: ation in n good family. -Addrovs J.B. W., 40 Weat 4Wh at. UT Blewok OOKKEEPING, 4c, FOR BUSINESS NMR. ROOM NO, 2A a buy Diamonds, Wat ivate instruction in rs valoe for sherm; prepares gentlemen so removes stifiness, dusinoss penmen, DOLBEAR, 69 Broadway, gi Interest, Average, Kxchange, &e, ‘aotically for head, book kere pays the wtm nalgrments, Sramping of trembling, and makes ele “AF amewONEY LI any. OR mE PR ; 8 THE VERY monda, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Pinte, and th T ph vyJ ‘gear A eo commercial | donght at the highest cash prices; alae Pawnbrokers’ Ticket and mu eR rench conversation and Lewis’ gym- | bought for the above articles. 6 ay snd eater Sicoed miliary de 'for gentlemen daly wth. | Mosstonatrect, up stale, room No. F. 5 fe otis t NY AMOUNT, AT a PER CENT, TO LOAN—OR een ar etpal rm opens Arty gyn ree, Diamonds, Silver Plate, Watebes, Jewelry, &e. Apply M., Principal, Cavern © ah = tok. BAYLIS, @ Bond streck, UARTER FOR DAILY INSTRUCTIONS paid y neous Dives, by etter Meo as On un ise A. C., care mh eats as Broadway. ——— THER WE LI TURE ‘SEASON. A’ 77—PAWNBROKERS’ 1 Diamonds, Watehes, Jew ils, Silke, de.” Apply at 77 Ble BROADWAY (NEW YORK HO- will give, AB usual, Shirty por cent over wny toat aes tat Tor “Daun ni old Gola and Buver, Furs, © 7 ‘Article APORTANT PECTURRG DAILY—-FOR GENTLOMHN Hite haw, of | om ow York Musautn of Anatomy, 618 Brow S 8 WILE | ae As TiaweeT PRIOR mPa rin ‘unable to attend Jectures cah have ther «Wi Aan, Diamonds and all precious stores, ai) oe ipt of ten cents, by adi Secretary of | of French, [tallan aud Spanish apokom, Oi ow "York Wuroum of Auatomny. wa No, %