The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Tonspay, Feb, 23—6 P. M. ‘There was a show of speculative feeling at the first board, and quotations were well maintained. At the close of the session Erie was 3¢ higher than at the same time yesterday, New York Central %, Hudson River 1, Roading 1%, Michigan Central 3, Michigan Southern 3, Iiinols Central %, Northwestorn %, Rock Island 1, Fort Wayne 1, Cumberland 64, Ohio and Mississipp! cortil- cates 2%, Canton 134. Cleveland and Pittsburg declined 136, Quicksilver 134. Government securities were firm, the chief activity boing in five-twenties and sixes of 1867. The latter sold at 130.9198, and five-twenties of the old issue at 11134, and of the new 110 a 3g. Ten-forties were quiet at 10255. ‘At the open board at one o'clock prices were lower, ‘and at the second regular board @ further fractional de- cline took place, As compared with the closing sales at tho first board, Erie declined 1, New York Central 13, | Balance, Or. Reading %, Michigan Central 2, Michigan Southern 1%, Cleveland & Pittsburg 1%, Rock Island %, Fort Wayne 13, Cumberland 2, Quicksilver 1}g, Ohio and Mississippi Certificates %. Government securities were frm and active. Sixes of 1881 advanced 3, ton-fortios 3. At the open board at half-past three the market was | Dalance, Cr., bullion and o' stronger om the average for railway shares. Erie was 3¢ higher than at the second board, Cleveland and Pitts- Fine bara received. burg %, Michigan Southern 3, Rock Island 34, Mariposa 134. Reading was 3¢ lower. The money market is becoming more active, fgoven per cent is freely paid on “fancy” stooks with wide margins. Commercial paper of the best grade Pates at 73g a 10 per cent. Foreign oxhange bas been weak and excited to-day. Bankers’ bills at sixty days sold at 107% a 108 in the morn'ng, but were unsalable at 107% in the afternoon. | Unparted bullion, Assay Bills at three days were offered at 108%, and commercial | Bullion at the Mint for coinage. Dills at 1065 a 106%, ‘The gold markot has beon active, but unsettled. A certain “‘bull’? house—weak in capital, but large in trans- | Less temporary loan actions—is reported to have made arrangements to have its gold carried at a quarter per cent for every two days, or at the rate of forty-eight per cent per annum, This indicates the straits to which some of the operators for a rise are reduced. Nominally such firms as the one we refer to do a purely commission business, but virtually they are active speculators. Various rumors were afloat to-day—among others, the despate, of diplomatic ayents from the rebel government to France, pointing to the posst- biiity of French recognition of the confederacy, tho detachment of a large force from Lee’s army to rein- force Hardee and others, who are expected to resist the progress of Sherman; and, in the absence of nows from the latter, every day’s suspense affords so much addi- tional room for speculation. The natural tendency of tho market is downward; but the force of opinion and doubts as to tho future counteract it to a great extent, In these are, of course, involved considerations with regard to the national debt, the inflation of the currency and other influences, imme- diate and remote. The quotations wore; — 202% 2:30 P. M. 203%, 8:25 P. M 1203” 4:35 P.M 202 [202% 5:00 P. M 202 jons to the soven-thirty loan to-day were: First Natiowal Bank... Ninth Nationa: Bank: ‘380,000 The aggregate amo nt of exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York to foreign ports for the week ending February 28, 1865, was $2,919,574. ‘The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was jas fol- lowss— ‘Total reco'pts. : For gustoms, . Payments. Sui The subs 9,257,092 ‘420,000 bali . 30,040,863 new twenty-five cent fractional notes havé made their appeara.ce. They are about the same wifith as the old postal currency notes of the same denomination, ‘Dut one-four.l longer. They contain a likeness of Sccre- tary Fessenden, and are printed on stout, thick paper. The back is prin’ed in green. ‘The coal dealers of Boston have again advanced the Price to seventecn dollars perton. It is lucky for the cons::mers that warm wea her is approaching. The Delaware Logislature is about to incorporate a railroad company to put road from Port Deposit through Cecil county, Md., and connect with the Smyrna | Rye flour, superfine. and Bombay Hovk road at Smyrna, ‘The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad earned during the third week in February, $21,996, which is $4,759 in ex- cess of the receipts for the same time last ycar, ‘The following figures show the comparative earnings of i the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, Eastern and Western | and wholly Reon ‘ani divisions, for the months of December and January :— December, 1864... $282,856 January, 1565. .... $250,223 Decembor, 1863... 246,280 January, 1864..... 210,329 Increase........ $35,575 Increase........ $48,804 ‘The Boston 7 avel er of Monday says:— There isa little more activity in business. Loans on | at and six PR ip! per cent is general, even on government securities, whilo | Payments in One Receipts and Disbursements at the Office ‘of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States at New York, Febroary 1, 1865, by balance s+ + of§16,405, 506 Reo.ipts during Payments— Post Oflce drafts Balance, Feb. 28, 1865.... ++ 2+ $11,282, 143 Balance, Cr. pie ‘nocounts. $14,235,878 Receipts during the month,....... 36,000,714 Payments .......... Balance, PAYMEDES ......0cseereeee recesses Receipts for customs in February, 1864. Decrease Fobruary, 1865........0+++++++++ $8,000,206 ‘expense account for Coin received during the month... ..$554,1 ; the month, 94,267 —— 04,30 bara “——— 480,485 Assay bulli to be reim- Interest paid in coin.... Taterest paid in currency, ceeeie se $1,808,429 Statement of Business at the United States Assay Office at New York, for the Month Ending February 28, 1565, as also | Deposits of gold— Deposits of silver, including purchas:s— Foreign coins. Foreign bullion. ‘ United States builion (contained in gold). .. United States bull on (old coins)... United States bullion (Lake Superior) Total deposits, payablo in bars Total deposits, payable in coins . Total.......s005 Gold bars stamped. opi be Transmitted to U. 3. Mint, Phila., for coinage... $408,249 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Turspay, Feb. 28—6 P. M. Asues.—Recoipts, 21 bbls. The market, was inactive, and, in thp absence of sales, prices wore wholly nominal. Brapsturvs.—Recetpts, 3,696 bbls. flour, 248 bbls. and 2,628 bags corn mical, 34 bushels wheat, 6,590 do. corn, 20,000 do. oats and 70 do. rye. The markot for Stato and .$4/330,002 | Westorn flour ‘opened rather firmer, with rather more 216,000 | doing, but closed dull at about yesterday's prices; sales 7,500 bbls. tate and Western, 650 do. Southern and 400 do. Canadian. In Rye flour we heard of no movement, and prices wore wholly nominally unchanged. Com meal was but firm at previous rates; sales 300 bbla. at $7 50 for Jersey and $8 40 for Brandywine. We juote :— Supertine State and Western flour. $9 85.10 00 Extra Stato. 10 10010 25 Choice State. Extra round hoop Ohio Western trade brands, Gots douthara Fancy and extra do. Common Canadian Good to choice and extra. Corn moal, bbls... Corn meal, pune! i —The wheat markot continues quiet, business stricted by the large difference Tween buyers and — Only & moderate mi i at previous rates, Poles Canada'at $2 65. Rye was qui changed. Barley was scarce firm, but quict, the high prices demanded by checking business Barley malt in fair request and firm, with sales of 1,200 bushel at $2 25 fo? . The corn market was moderately active, and full rates wéte real zed; sales 4,000 bushels new yellow Joracy at $1 75 $1 76, with small sales 0” old mixed Wostern at $1 89, in tore. Oate Were in fair ie and embracing sales 16 for Western, and $1 for Jersey, and $1 13 roved securities have been made in the street and at | for Pennay! ania. banks, to-day, at 6 por cent, returnable on demand, or aftera few days notice. The supply of money ap- pears to be quite large enough to satisiy the wants of the Pv'bilc for business purposes, notwithstanding the liberal subscriptions to the popular loan, Merchants’ paper is ‘wanted by capitalists and others at from seven to e'ght | Ord't The stock ether is widdl nf percent forthe best signatures. pretty steady at the quotations, but tho transactions are comparatively limit d. United States bonds, however, continue in good requ_st. The cotton market in New Orleans is unsettled, and prices fluctuate two and three cents a pound cvory day. Our latest reports are to tho 17th February, when good ordinary was selling at {rom 68 to 72 and low middling Ccrron.—The market was rathcr more active, the ia- quiry beng chietly from spinners, but in pr.ces we have no to The note, salon to-day com- prised 1,000 bal.» at the following prices;— F. ie a ai lai 83 83 8 a Good m ddiing 87 87 88 89 Corer. —Ne hing was steady at 65c., and yellow metal at 60c., cash. The market for ingot continues cull and depres-cd, and tho t»ndency of prices is downward. A sale of 25,000 Ibe, Baltimore was made at 423c., in- dlicating a decline of about 3c. peri but is now gen- orally held at 43c, ; 26,000 Ibs. do. at 43c., and 10,000 Ibs, Portage Lake on private terms, Co:¥'R.—The market for the past day or two has beon at Tito 74 The report for the woek ending February 16 | fairly active and firm, the inquiry being chiofy for the. was as follows :— On hand September 1, 1564. Arrived sinco........+.+ Total Exported Om hand February 16.. TLL 81,086 Stock Exchange. ‘Torspay, Feb. 28—10:00 A. M. 31000 US 6's, 1867.. 133 200 sha Marip Mg Co. 173 e000 “a 131 100 Fontinac Lead Co 60 20000 100 do......Di0 60% 20000 do. A 100 do... . 830 593g 1000 US 6's, 168, reg 125 200 AshburtonCoalCo 14 8000 US6's, '68, cou 125 = 140 Central Coal (0.. 60 20600 (' 56's, '61,cou 110% 600 N Y Central RR. 116% 26, 100 do......810 116. 20000 US 10000 Tenn 6’ 100000 Ohio& Miss cer 31 2000 do... Lyrcer 983% 00.. Rig - 31% 10000 Alt<TH Lat m. 6000 Bi. fl, NY&E lm 100 25 do «. 1d 500 Mich S& NIRR 685 500 sees cece 68: 200 Ill Central RR... 119, 1500 Clev & Pits RR 83. 200 do 82 do.. 202% 25 she Bk U'wealth 10536 16 First N Bank... 205 6 Central NatBank 105 60 Metropolitan Bk. 128 100 Manhattan Gas.. 190 600 Canton Co. . , eo 1000 Cumb Coal pref. 7814 1500 do. . os 1 1600 a0 100 do. 4 b ree RR... 1 le ‘yoo ( 15) Quicksilver Mgco 86 15 “i pone o8% 4 a $534 600 Ny 100 100 : 100 Maripos 400" ot) WO eee ceee OTE BECOND BOARD, Hace-rast Two o'Ciox P.M, $2000 1/5 6's, '81,reg 111 100 Shs MeriporaMCo 1i3g 3000 U 8 6's, '81, co 110% 200 ryt 13 20000 U 86's,5-20,cou 111 200 N ¥ Central RR’ 1159 do. +. 110% 100 «DLO 115% 17000 do. .new ins 110% see 8% 186 "8, LO-40,00 102% x sovsvee 102% eee B10 73K 60900 UB6's, lycarcor 05'¢ 100 Erie RR pref.... 02 8000 Missouri 6's... 66% 400 Reading hi! 16% 3000 do... wi 100 Mich Cen RR... 113 do... % 800 MichSo&NIARR 063, 10000 Ohio&Mvscor., 80 00 a se. OOK 30000 30% 300 Clove & Pitts RR 7956 20000 A 1000 10 7954 10000 tw. 0) Wi 200 ahs H RivRR. p15 OA 800 Cumb Coal pref. o 63. 63 97K a7 oe “ 6 <= | minco at 183¢6., alt choi-e qualities, which aro in small supply; the salcs y, em 2,000 mats Java on private terms, and Bales, | to-da; 4,575 | 2,100 bags Rio on torms not to be made public, We 30,804 bee? Rio me at 21%., Rio rood at 203¢c. a Zic., fair fat 193¢c. a 20c., ordinary do. at a 18X0., and fair to cargoes at 19¢. a 20c.; Java mats and bags at 2250. a 23c., Maracaibo at 200’ a 2130. and St. Do- old, net cash, duty paid. Stock of Rio ths day, bags; Ceylon, 78,895 do.; Mara- tbo, 227 do.; Habia, 8.216 do.; St. Bo: 2,000; pop ce Phand Brg ,200'do. Total, 159,808 el Canvtxs.—There was po change to note in values for bevel nee or sperm, the demand continuing moderat Drvcs arp Dra. —We have only to report sales of 10 tons soda ash on private terms; 100 tons do., to arrive, at private terms; 80 tons do, at bc., to arrive, Caustic soda at Sc., to arrive, 250 kegs bi carb soda at $4 208 $4 30. 100 ounces quinine and 100 casks cream tartar on private terms. Faricuts.—There were no offerings to any of the European asd worth mentioning, and sales wore en- rely nominal. The only engagemonts wo heard of were to Live 4 hhds. tallow on private terms, and to London, . neutral, 60 bales dried skina, at 17s. 6d. ; 200 boxes chee-e at 208., and 100 bbis. pork at 2a. We Live Daoaenled 5 hha SB Bae Rant ., petroleum at 5s. ., heavy per ton, oil atd 2a. 20s. ; wheat, bulk 238., beef at 1s. @ 2s por tierce, and ‘34. per bbl. To ) heavy goods Sa. per ton, oil at 17s, 64. 6 20s, flour at 6d. per bbi., petroleum at bs., boof at 2s. 34. at ln 6d. 92s. por bbi.; corn, io 50 Mack Y firmer fair of 800 bbls, at 60 a $87 for No. 1 shore, $17 50 a $18 for No. 2 do., $17 8 $17 60 for No. 1 10. we and the receipts boing moderate, ‘were very firm in their quotations and prices of some descriptions have advanced materially; sales 800 boxes raising, at $6 20 a 96 25 for layer and $6 10 a $6 16 for bunch, in lots; 60 bbls. old currants at 17¢,, 120 bbis. now do, at | 18%0. a 18$¢0. (chiefly at tho, outside price), and 1,000 cases qr. boxes sardines, to arrive, on private terms | Sardines may be quoted at 37)¢¢. and 56%s0. for qr. and half boxes, bn Crom has ruled dull and scarcely so firm, at 226, 02256, | Goxsy Bac wore heavy, but firm; somo sales were | mate at 400. Hors.The stock of prime grades was very modorate, ‘and a this quality waa chiefly sought for by consumers, ‘ss veil as by exporters, the market retains ite firmness, and full rates wore realized for all kinds. ‘The saloa wore in the neighborhood of 260 bales at 300. a 0c. for new Growth, with fancy at 60¢,, and 26c, a 38¢, for old, with ome 4s low ne 100., for very infertor qual ty. sY.Shipping was selling in @ moderate way at $1 65 opi and retail lowe may be quoted frm at $1 70 @ Hires. —The market for dry hides has been moderatel; Active since our last report, but the prices (which are ie gold) remained about the same, ‘dors genorally de- Manding 1754. @ 1850., gold, for Buenos Ayres, ‘The sales have been 600 Rilonos Ayres, 22 Ibs. average, ab 14e,, gold; 2,500 do., do, 170, geld, and 400 Monte. } video on private terms; also a small lob of oity slavahtor 290., , 260. Iypigo. —There is nothing doi the large between the views of buyers aad nell rs checking busi- ness; holders, however, were generally unwilling (o grant any ‘on ession, and prices were wholly nominally ua- difference tinues dull and unsettled; small sales article, but the market was steady at $1 60 for common Rockland. Luature.—The market for hemlock sole continues very quiet, but there was no material variation to note in ices, though rices of the common grados were a trifle lower, while prime qualities were-ecarce and firm. For oak there was jerate demand at previous rates. We heavy at 390. a 4lc. 40c,; do., light at 36\c. & 400. ; do., middle at 380, 0. eas Orinoco, &c., heavy at & Bie. ight at all. kinds ;, do., 4 weights, at the rough at 5 dO, at 430., and reli in leeiientisenemenaial ture delivery; sales 9,000. bbls. at $36 a $36 now meas, $33 50 a $34 for 1803-'64 do., cash and Togu- lar way, closing at $34, rogulur, $25 a/$30 for prime, and ‘8 $35 50 for prime mess; also 5,000 bbls. new moss, for Maroh, April and May, mostly at buyers’ option, at $86 16 @ $57 50, the latter an extreme price. The beef market was firm; sales 900 bbls. at $18 0 $22 for plain mess and $21 a $24 for oxtra mess. Beef hams were firmer and more active; sales 800 bbls, at $26 a $27 50. Dressed hogs were unsettled and lower at 16340. a 16%<¢. for Western. Bacon was in moderate request at previous prices; sales 600 boxca, including Cumberland cuf, at 2Jc,, and long and shor: rib. middles on private terns. Dut meats were stoady; sales 400 packages at 17c. a 180. for shou ders and 18¢. a 21¢, for hams. The lard market was fivin, with increased demand ; sales 3,000 bbls. ut 200. a 25c., the inside for very inferior. Butter was dull at 30¢, a’ 420. for Ohio, and 40c. a 6c for State, the Jattor rate for choice. Cheese was in fair demand and firm, and inquired for at 15c. a 23¢, for common to prime. ‘Sxixs.—The demand for goat continues rate, and the following quotations: good demand from manufacturers, and nearly all the re- cont recelpls have been disposed of at full prices. Salos (nob previously reported) have been 10,500 Ibs Fisal and 9,000 Iba. San Juan at 90c., cash, Also, 2,000 Ibs, Honduras aud 2,500 ibs. Coniral American on terns not to be made public. e: 873¢0.; Matamoros, 62 82%¢c.; Buenos, Ayros, 6740. 9 700; Payta Curacoa and Capo at 65c. a 700. Decr—Honduras, 9c. a $1, cash; Vera Cruz, 96c, @ $1; Central American, 92%0. & 950. ; 54 Ban Juan,’ 90c, 9240. ; Sisal, 850. a 90c.; Angostura, 0c, a Thc., and Para 87340. a 900. Srxurex was dull, and prices were wholly nominal. Suaan,—The market was only moderately active, but ‘we have no material change to note in prices. Fair refining may be quoted at from 160. to 16c. The sales were 230 hhds. Cuba Muscavado at from 15440. a 183C. ; 68 boxes Havana at 20c., and 4,000 bags Pernambico ab 16c. Refined was quiet and heavy, ut 20c. for pow- derod, crushed, and granulated. Sricas.—The market was altmoat totally devoid of activity, but prices_as compared with our last, show no material change, The ouly sale we heard of was 100 Meee Cover ton —Clover remains steady and firm at 260, » 260. For rough flax there was rather more demand at $3 60a $3 60. ‘Timothy was in fair request and full rates were realized. We quote $5.7 a $6 60. 8-ur.—The market bas becn rather moro active, and prices of Weat India styles, romain unchanged, while iverpool, which is im small supply, was in limited de- mand, caused by the high prices demanded. Tho sales nce our last_have been 1,950 sacks Ashton’s, at $4 73; 8,000 bushels 8t. Ube’s, at 60c. ; 6,000 bushels Turks Island, on private terms; a small cargo'of Trapani, at 60c., and two cargoos of Curacoa on private terms. Simanine.—We notice walos of 60,000 Ibs., at 23c. a 23340. for primo. ‘TaLLow was in fair demand. Sales 100,000 Ibs., at 153{¢, @ 160. tX.—There was no perceptible change to note in the market for pig, it being dull and unsettled. Small salts of English were made, at S3c., and straits, S7c. Pinto wero dull and entirely’ nominal, at $8 75, gold, for I. 0. charcoal ‘Tonacco is inactive. The following is tho monthly statement of the stock of Spanish tobacco:— Havana, Cuba, Yara. 07 bbls, ‘Buls, Btls, — Bob. Stock on hand Feb. 1, '65.3,031 127 = 100 Reosived since «1,481 ad 65 =- Total, seco eg B51Z 127 65 160 Delivered sree out ie a 160 Btook on hand Mch1, 05 2,887 160 127 ‘Wureker.—Roool pte, bbla,; the market active and - tae rae rico8 bering, eden a 2c. ; les, festorn ut @ $2 closing with nd sellers below $2 30. « Woou,The market remains dull and prices aré more or less, nominal; abot 76,000 Iba, domestic have boen sold a} from 82c. a 960. and 6330. for California. The sale of Capo at Boston wont at from 45c. a 56°. a 576. Sales of Real Estate at Auction. By Adrian H. Muller—P, R. Wilkins & House and lot, 153 Kast 36th street, House and lot, No, 4 James street. Ziota, n. s. 86th st., commencing 225 House and lot, 114 West 28th street, ALLEGED WIFE MURDER. ‘ nnn Trial of Frank Ferris Charged with Killing His Wifc—Testimony for the Prosecution, &. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. , Before Recorder Ho‘tman, Yesterday the trialtof Frank Ferris, indicted for the murder of his wife, which is charged to have been com- mitted on the 9th of September last, at No. 32 James Btroet, was commenced in this court. He was represent- ed by Mosars, Anthon and Wm. F. Kintzing, Jr., who, aa tho first juror was called, intorposed a challenge to the array of jurors, which was overruled. This matier hav- ing boon settled, the counsel interposed no further ob- stacle, and as the case has not bocn extensively published in the newspapors, there was very little difficulty in ob- taining a Jury. District Attorney Hall then gave a succinct narrativé of the facts the prosecution expected to prove, and the order in which they would be presented, and made some interesting remarks upon the subject of insanity, sug- gested by an oxproasion which foll from the lips of one of th jurors callod, who said he did not believe any man famine the witness # for tho peop, on on e ORS 10 who ‘testifed that ho was surgeon in the, Now York Hospital; examined the body of Mary Ferris after death, ‘and found a compound fracture of the skull, and an ex- tensive laceration of the brain, which extended from the forohead to the back part of the head; the wqund could ised by Ssepestne sedrorms cio cein S com an the th hicton of Bow @ brain, resulting from . Mages, also clan attached to the hospi said he was prosent hey Mary Fortis was ndmittad 7 the hospital, about ton o'clock In the evening of of September, 1864; whe was in a dying extensive, contused lacerated wound {o which communicated with a extensive the ekull, oxtend:ng over the e; to she was insensible; the concussion was death, which was brought about by a blow. shown to the witness, who said that such an instrut g Hs i & i Hi ne. couse ine ewern ees is wife standing on the sidewalk sito fr house tu James ntrect on the even of the of September, botween ol:ht and nino o'clock ; the prison t wanted Lo go up stairs, and she did not want to have hi the witness told bim not to go up stairs, but he did; witness left and patrolled ttle oan in about thr o-quarters of an hour after, on hearing a cry of ‘Watch,"" he ran up to the fAfth wory of 2 Jamon street; the door of the room was fastcned, but Ferris, on told to opon It, did #0; witness then found the woman lying on the floor and an axe by her sido; the prisoner had no other clothing on than his pantaloons; the pris- oner and his wife were all coyered with blood; the witness took charge of the body, brought It to the station house and got a doctor, who stitched hor head, from which istuod a great quantity of blood; a part of the brain fell on the floor afterwards; there wi ood on the axe; & small knife was found upon the floor; the woman was taken to the hospital; the privoner did not say anything, bat appeared to be n'a Irightful condition. Mary Bradley sworn and oxarninod—Toatified that she resided at 26 Monroe street; Mra. Ferris washed for hor for five years, and did #0 on’ the day preceding the kill- ing; aaw hor at the hospital that evening, when she was bleeding freely from the head; returned to the hospital tho noxt day, and remained with hor until she died; a wook previous to the killing the prisoner it to her house and, after asking if his wife was there, vent down on his knees, clored his bands and swore by his Virzin Mary and by his Jesus Christ h» would k Il his wile Mary, and ho would kill himself afierwards; the witness asked him what would become of his poor childr-n to» which ho rvpliod, “Let thom go on the island whore better children than cver they were wont; hess d ho once thought ho finished hor, aud the next Umo be deceased was a temperate person: had @ good disposition; the prisoner came to witness’ house, abusing his wife and ing & row, anc (witness) would order him to leave; the prisoner was the habit of drinking; when witness was the body of Mrs. Ferris for the coffin sho discovered a wound an her eee ae a bye - on her right arm; a a oc- ion the prisoner said he would not go to work for any God damued Irish bitch to Koop her and her bastard. Margaret Ji who was visiting Mrs. Atherton (who lived on one of the floors of the house where Ferris teslded), lettified that on the day of the killing Ferris caffe In Inquiring for his wife, when Mrs. Athorton in- formed him she gone to work; in acouple of hours afterwards he returned, got on his knees on the floor, put his bands together, and said by the blessed Virgin Mary he wanted a ene to him, and before nine ht we would see someth'ng; Ferris went sharpening @ knife on down the sidewalk; it to the doctor; that he would hurt his own heart first hurt his child; in the evening the Bee soner returned and burst in his ‘and soon his wife came in; the witness the deceased scold that about three mont. before the killing she heard Mra. Ferris screaming ; her run down stairs, and heard ber cry “murder,” ‘‘watch;”” blood was running from her head and e aay) was follo' Mary Douglas swore ‘on the morning of the killing Ferris called at her house in Hamilton stroct, and on the witness belie Wy that she saw his wife about a month ago, he made the remark “I would see more before nine o’olock that night.” Sergeant Williams, of the Fourth precinct, testified that on the day of the killing the prisoner entered the station house and made # complaint apne his wife, stating she rofused to let him go into the house; he was told that if he wero quiet and went home he would get in. ‘William Evans, who lives in the basement of tho raat house, testified to seeing Ferris sharpening & ‘fe on the stone, iifiam H. Lawe: druggist, was called to testify to something Mrs. Ferris said; but as he was not positive 2 deceased the testimony was ex- as to the identity of t cluded. ‘This, with the exception of another witness, who was absent, closed the case for the prosecution. ‘The ‘court then adjourned till this (Wednesday) morn. ing, when Mr. Kintzing will open for the defence. FINANCIAL, ROSPEOTUS OF THE UNITED mare PETROLEUM COM- OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ‘The United Republic Petroleum Company 1s & corporation organized under the lawa of the State of New York, with a Cnpital of $2,500,000, divided into 260,000 shures, of' the par value of $10 each, 'the sharoholders of which ‘ure exempt from all personal liability. FIVE HUNDRED TH aye tans DOLLARS WORKING The books are now open for w limited number of aubscrip- tions, at the following offces:— ‘Messrs. Lowber, Ostrom & Co., No. 106 Front atrect; "No. 68 Wall street; Messrs. Fancher & Sa a Nieto & Gay Now7d Bron rect; ‘ellington & Go., No. 74 Bron ipower No, 74 Brondway; D. K. Ducker, No. ‘stroot, Brooklyn; George J. Hardy, No. 13 Court ‘street, Brooklyn, and at the ollice of the company, No, 74 Broadway,,N, ¥. TRUSTEES: EK. J. LOWBER, firm Lowber, Ostrom & 0o,, 105 Front atree! fa DAYTON frm 3.0. Destoa ® Oo.) 107 Front street. . ALE oudway. 1. B. SiRLLANGTON. firm Wellington & Co., 7% Broad treet, . SMITH FANCHER firm Fancher.& McChesney, No. 6 - WGN CITADWICK, 181 Ponti stroet d UI oni 5 FREDERICK LACEY. firm,Moad, Lucey & 00., «7 Water Wat, PARKS, 19 Broad street ARD DODGE, 51 Witt atrect. Preaideat—R. J. LOWBIM Vivo President—J. ©. DAYTON. ‘ Treasurer—WM. A. FOWLER. —JAMES H. KIDDER. ‘The property. of this company has been selected by cal judges of oll interests, and includes territory which ts ‘considered the very best in the whole vil region, embracing secre. ‘on Cherry run, Pithole and Oil croeks and Alle- any river. & The roducing interests are now yielding over ono hundred and eighty barrels per day, principally from new wolls, and this alone ts sufficient to pay two percent per month on ‘the entire capital, and with the etre gerne to be made with the unusually eA werking capital, promises inoreasde widends: ris 4 wae YER 1 an NTERESTS. 189 acres D. Gaines’ Farm, on Horse oreck, tying near apile on olther side of ‘the crock——aa exoellent’ plece of ell ter- yy practt- each mde of the ‘ou Pithole creek, 2. 20 acres Stuart's run, all boring land ron, within « mile of McKinley farm. the great 9. 9. wel LS Farm, on Pithole creek, on mile from Company's well—vver 6) acres fine boring finest farms on the creck, and not to bees. ms - ~ « To acres Shirk Farm, on 4a Cooperstown, where heavy oll la very long distance on the creek. 88 aorés Fry Farm, on,Cherry Tree run—all boring land, and fulof streafis—a splendid piece of oll territory, one mile from Cherry Troe. 6. acts McClure Farm, on Cherry.run, lying one half mile atte jatoer, which is very be sar iter oil pur- Pores. creek, two miles above found—a hue location and & 7. 250 neros Tidioute ChBtiy Tunning ove mile on the crook— & 100 acres fine boring land, 90 acres Haworth Farm, on Pithole areek—a beautiful alte, all boring land, two miles above the great well, and the pro- perey is believed to be fully as val ‘as the Smith farm on Iherry run. LEASEHOLD INTERESTS, Seven-ighth working interest in Lease No. 18, McClamont Farm, Cherry run, on which there ts a well now going down. 10. Three-quarter working interest in Lease No. 4, Lamb Farm, Cherry rup—a well now drilling, night and day—a fine location; just above the Humboldt Works. u. Three-quarter working interest in Lease No. 10, Lamb Farm, Cherry rin—s well golug down, and a good situation, delow the Humboldt Works, rest in Lease No. 8, Lamb One-quarter working tn ‘8 woll now being put down. Farm—an excellent lease, wi Lease No. 6 Henry Farm, nt Henry's Bend, Allogha river, for one bh the oll, for fourteen (id) rea, Anes ng the grout Heydrick well, which haa turned out over 64 OW 8. of oi, 1, and ts stilt pumping over 60 bbls Wi tw be put down and ‘completed at ouce on Mis Ipeeee a Lease No. 8, Henry Farm. at Henry's Bon: river, for ove Rall tne oll, for fourteen years. mpage 1 Lease No. 9, Henry Farm. at Honry's Bond, Allegha: vhalf the or fourteen years. zi Loare of 15 acres, Haworth Farm, for twenty-five (26) years, for one-half the oil, on Pithole creek, rhe on eR Sides of the creek, and a selection of his farm of over four hundred ‘acres (400) acres. Hevea (7) welle. to he fai 4 this property at once, free of all expense to 7. Tease of 10 acted, being selection from 76-ares of the Heydrick Farm, on Muskrat run, near Pith for one-half ‘the oil. This ts a valuable piece of oll territory. Lease No. 2, Heydrick Farm, Pithole run, for one-half ‘only a few rods from the great United Slates well. to be put down free of expense. Lease No. Hi Farm, Pithole run, for one-h oilsatne\as above. Well to bg put down by the sompany. Lease No. & Heydriok thole the oil, Wei bs we put down, by the company.” | ae Pods Soe he H working interest, on which “PabDUcing INTERESTS. %, lease, Smith Interest Grocery well and race, henry a, Thiet a fowl well and now product barrels per da; rest In this % working interest Cuquette Well, Egbert ou Tha 1 ei hd % free tn Lady Washington Blood Farm, day. Oar kitereat i atte weh ene ‘Total producing interest per day. ‘PRBMILYE 4 00,, NKERS, A NO. 44 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, SEA NATIONAL WEN THIRTY AR. BONDS ARE I8SURD IN DENOMINATION! ANi DATE! the Well THR: or *" 1000 'D iD AUGU! Hates ath sca Clie UA ARR AD TEARS Lay COLD PRARING ESTRMEE! age warns aL OLASSES GOVER: LASHES GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, iG CERTIF! ESS COLLECTED OR ROW ANE Laci aeiea eta TW, KS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD AILWAY STC ON COMMISSION, $5 —A TICKET CONSTITUTING THE HOLDER A ‘* member of the Petroleum Stock Exchange, will be for 0 if emi i erg oui plenon ia made wo ALE. ‘DELMAR, sold 161 B 5 WANTED—ON OITY PROPERTY WORT: $5.00( double the amount, at ee hecomne iow allowed. Adiiress Seo fice. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTOAGR $8.000 fr ae years on New York city property; in- forest J por cent. Would lonn part of the, amount if preter. ‘commiasion oF expe Principals wil ploasonddreaw X. W. Woy Herat ofiee. ee WANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, $30,000 War ircnet Be x etin or youry tm ne Proved olly property. Addroks B, 0, Ul., box 162 Horald or on , “LOd NA’ ¥ - $125,000 renter Moot att Mrartange tov one oF more yeorn, on Ren Katate, in this oily or Beookly. App! ta JOHN P, OONREY 68 Wail stroct. ™ U vans ew Yous, Fb. 186. i Ps or more the “Loas | above ees Broadway ; i P* (10-40"s} age request, | & roepectable ,, Best, of references ee th, se ins Desire that oalon. id Hee Be ob ost ,~, Sea etientiieestiity —_— Reezaia sit edie aa tetera Pe Brew om Bey or them on ence Er |) HOUSE WANTED—TO ACCOMMODATE A LIMITED three o'clock P. M. scl will be furnished upoa number of boarde: an American lady, where the Sigua she nt een aan, | Getiontaernecs given sed ovate Arcot Assistant ‘of United States. | 169 Herald office. KINGS COUNTY (BROOKLYN) SEVEN FER CENT “A. ROMER oF etal Board buildings aud ofthe Ca t Dee Pe Te the | eure, containing, ton, rooms Gort Tent mush be moderate. Bepeed of ates ce ues wl H | Addreas ating full particulars, Wi? box 608 Now Youk. Bul ibers will receive *' bearing, ret ‘subscription until the ARM L WANTED. aay With Fave ‘The bonds will bear interest at the te of seven per adn, Brow boo ey ‘semi-annually, to wit:—On the days with aud soil, staling Biaay aod Roromber, ioe 10 wit On ine tat taZe | rent and price, &., Herald otice be baer ‘ook is how Treasurer's office, ‘OUSE WA! BY A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY) ate ae nT SENEI, County Trossuret, H thee tary high too Henney with all modern fae VERETT PETRO! Srantoa bod Eighoent and Thirty Courts clrets EY PETROU GSE DIVIDEND. Rent not toexceed $1,000, Address H. H., box 4,088 Peet rsetase of thie Coes y have this seceatet ofies. ‘vidond of one (1) par cent, muita? ‘Morel WILL PAY THB WIGHEST RENT ASKED FOR A sarge of te Cor FT oO tek The books will [edit size high stoop tn gpod onder, conrentonle petcioued from the Bch to 10th inal dy located near my store, corner of Sixt sronue and Twoe- ‘OR HOUSE! thigheat guar in and secu a orgcat ieee rel e 5 of terms aaa location, James Hil), 699 Broadway. AND FLUSHING RAILROAD. BY, J Quuoreaton the-voude of tiie company due on presentation at the Plealy Bank sia Sabai nee PAOKEN, Treasurer. : N 1, 1865, PETROLEUM COMPANY. UNDER THE LAWS OF PENN- NOW ORGANIZING UNDER tM i teed SECOND NATIONAL FIVE OFL FARMS OWNED IN FER, and other vainable interests on . CHERRY RUN, PITHOLE CREEK, OL CREEK. OKOKY CREEK, £0, all selected properties of the great oll regions. ITAL STOCK... CAP! IN 200,000 ‘A limited numbef of Shares will be sold at the subscription ice uf $7 50. $3,000,000 —— STOCKHOLDERS POSITIVELY. BILITY AND ASS! OFFICE—NO, 100 BROADWAY. OFFICERS :— President, MAHLON 8. FROST. Vice-President CORNELIUS WALSH. Treasurer, JOHN M. BRUGE, Jn. ounss BARNEY, RUTLER '& PARSONS, Banking Houne FIRST NATIONAL BANK. TRUSTEES :— Mahton 8. Frost, of Brooklyn, N. ¥., formerly of Tit Cornellus Walsh, President XEMPT FROM LIA; MENT. Second National Bank, George J. Hamilton, butlder, 297 Lexington avenue. John M, Bruce, Jr., merchant, 188 Water street. John O, Whitehouse, merchant, No. 5 Dey street. umes Gopm.l, Secréary Hudson Ge, Insurance Company, rsey City. 1. Applegate, merchant, 354 Broadway. sin G. Gook, mierehan ihe Water street M. M. Van Dyke, Long Branob. Seo Merchants’ Insurance Compa: J. L, Douglass, Secreta Fidei RG Str aot fi. Bouton, 10) Broad’ 7.8. Ii. 31. Dunckice, merchant, No. # Cedar street. ‘Lagos Ownep in Fxt—An EXTRAORDINARY ADVANTAGE.— The Second National Petroleum Company differs from most organizations of & lar ter in’ one important re- econ tnsesala anaes denhetaae hee jocute loases—for_w! a Hi Alroudy been, made—for Me vials of sinkiog. wella gn the ‘usual terms of one half the at Ly vretngety com: ny. Some of the largest incomes on ond Soe coruing to tise ra. of landm description of loates. The ‘company Wil also slik wells on select portions of its properties, an will. of ourte, in those be syn? — ¢ne Denntis sontdting there! La ROURITE INVESTMENT. —5O Tal steady anorens jo the values of Cherry Run, Pithole Creek, and Hicks ‘reek pro; that Y y will woon be w without w doubt, n double the amount of the capital stock, It will tintis mn that every stockholder, being an owner in fee, has & per‘ect seourity for his investment. EXTENT AND CHANACTER OF THE Company's Propenrins.— The quantity of rich ol) lands owned in feo by the Sect National Petroleum Compan (uly: selected from tae most celebrated districts of the Pennsylvania oll region, ts Believed to be the largest ever put into a single corporation, Tt amounts to no less than four hundred and iifty-two acros on Oll Creek, Cherry Run, Pithol Hickory Oreck. the lands olf is 50m others wells in the followi: dividend. nous treasure, catalogue to stock a number of po companies, It was thought, however, to be more to concentrate all the one capital than to spread it overs dozen or more companles in jn eums OUNTRY PLACE WANTED—WITHIN, AN HOUR! 200.000, | ()OUEa by ralirona rd yable on the TE: D TO LEASE—A LARGE OR MEDIUM SIZED proaawray: The | WW" House,” Addrens Dr. 61 payiiig ‘desirable ‘concern of @ moderate | of Foruieth ee TEELLY FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED IMME- cite rine desirable location. Address House, station D, for three days. FIRST CLASS HOUSES WANTED class private families. Will be rented free of @xponse for one weck by N. O. BISHOP, 161 Broadway, first floor, rear office, ‘of the city and easy of access; a rooms, 16008 Franklin street. = red gud 5 locatiot end. seen and Fim -Thirwet Res WANTED—A my Bedroom, adjoining: ‘no furnl and witht board: revere aor a Birect Address, stating terms, box 364 New York Post oilioe, ‘i HOUSE IN BROOKLYN WANTED—NEAR oftest for # small family. Address J. H. B., box Post office, New York. NTED—TO RENT, ON IST APRIL OR MAY, & AeA colage House oF comfurtable Apartments, siti ated between Thirtieth and Fiftieth streets, and Seventh are uw wud North. river, or in, Weehawken, close to the Forty. second street ferry; rent not to exceed $360 per unum, dress box 3,958 Pust ofllce. ‘TED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, WITH- W 2 2iirchitdren, the Upper Part of & modern built tou hborhood, between West Tenth w ‘Address box'4,81 Post ofce, TOWN, NOP in unexceptionable mn Thirty-fifth strects. ws A SMALL STORE, DOW ee chacbers street, in good location, sultabie fas on6 retail stations y business, ‘Address, stating rent an >. 28) Post oflee, Se sig ea NTED IMMEDIATELY—PARUOR AND TWO BED. rooms, furnished wityont board, by two gentlemen; ghod GeNtra) loéalion, Fourteenth to Thirtlesh street Address ADAMS, 953 Broadway. " de ed real th ne childrest, aden eee sed ANTED IMMEDIATBLY—BY RESPONS! ful family, story House, at’ moderate rout. address ADAMS, 95 V adway? ANTED-MEDIUM SIZED FURNISHED TIOUSB, tn good centrul location, with jon Lat May, by & very responsible fumily, Address, with particulars, 53 Browdway. IMMEDIATELY, IN BROOKLYN, BY mill, genteal Haniiy a Hecond Floor, with water aid piano in parlor, Address H. 8, rivilege of pusting gas with .» Post ollice, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY, ‘with garden and shade trees, not over twenty miles from this city and within short distance of depot or steam- boat landing. Aduress B., Herald office. NTED—A SMALL STORE, SUITABLE FOR & awe: store; rent must ve instieruts. Address Mra, Miller, 93 ‘Bivision Street, stating terms and location, ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND SBI a by a sm mai vant, eat of s fivelling bones, Sood pgs 3 uit family, wi 4 saustepiory Mreteronce given and. required. Address War ‘Times, Herald o KTANTED LA TWS AND A HALF OR THREE STORY W “irouse, wish all modern nts; location above Fourteenth street or below Bleecker, not too far Broadway. For such a ono will pay $0U0 & year. Address Mr. Charles Campbell, 84 Groene streot. \ ED—PART OF A HOUSE, five or alx Rooms, fore small fv Address box 2,966 Post office. Liberal WANTED-A THREE FO! TORY BRICK Hor ‘above Fourth street and west of Third avenue, by afamly of uduits, Address T. W., box 4,623 Post aflce. Wien wand ents SMALL HOUSE, nt pre CONSISTING OF ily of throe adulta, Fifth avenue and between Fourteenth and Thirty- treets, furnished or unfurnished. ferred’ Address box 6,490 Post office, WA XtED—BY A GENTLEMAN, TWO UNFURNISHED nel of teenth street between Sith and ‘Second avenues. Ke, 904 Broadway. \7ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED FLOOR, OF THRER Werte suitable for in the vielny fr four rooms, suitable for housekeeping, ‘in the, . “ the asual way. = WiLL, BE GIVEN TO ANY HOUSE AGEN? Fan No. [, On Cuxany Run.—The Duncan and Prather, or other person wi will tbe or McC ‘of one hundred and fifty-seven, on e advertiser by May 1, » small House, im. Ghorry un, adjoining Piumer, owned tn No provements im above Thirtioth and cnet of site for ofl operations on Cherry Run, Room for five hun- ‘ourth avenue, The bestes references Fond be. sive to dred wells. responsability, &c. Fattily consists of four adults. Reap Fane No 2, on Rox.—The Turner Farm of one | positively not to exceed ‘No objection to Lower Part dred acres, in fee, has all the of position be- | a House, not less than seven rooms, at » rtionate reat longing 49h. ‘dy fs 20, in, conten to | Address, with full particulars, Bad, Ne. a'Division street. re o Sacounues, by eae iber now y! or ork ee pfu No, Som Prneen ueeg The, Second etenal COP ARTERROEED Ing to incl Roaities in its tinere ot operation ie Psa mayb S farm tee Rares por ema of wes On ole creek, in n imden large profit iia shes cicada eae eg | che AS atime i beneath tile property ‘Room for Co a tween 1 and 3 o’clook, at 683 Water st. , hae ON PirnoLe Cuxex.—Tho Minor Tyri . ATE WANTED—WITH A FEW HUNDRED of arly ncred, 1c fee, Om the west branch of Pi ole crests ¥ AS88001 ¥/ ; aN perth’ Room | follars; a man of business, Integrity and steady babi ritin’ about 9 rot of Howarth For! TOE) A caliente MLLTOR & 00s 308 On TronoR® Un"%—About seventy-five acres way. Lulent of the run. Olt wil PARTNER, WANTED WITH FROM $2,000 TO 95.000 See pie me gp yin ee | AL ot Sete aiacredes tn, APP el e ‘On, Onsae, in fmm Nosur Wmia:A | RIGHARDSON & PLATT, 18) Broadway, frst oor. {atidied in in twenty acres of the best f th ee ated biercel the site of the great Starman well, which | f° PARTNER, WITH $690 CASH, WANTED IMMEDI owed 1,000 barrels a a ind directly opposite and near to welysin ‘a eafe business, where there can ci the groater Noble well, of cn MEG gpried aon yond drbr $20. this cozning season. Call for yournel: ‘ia are now going down. ; sat Upoaastay, Foo 8. PORTER, Farw 0. Canin Ron —A very valuable part of ihe ee TS ethtnG MAR WANEREGTO company's ns isa landed or % * tion of the celebrated MoVate farra, on Cherry run. itis | A YOUNG AND EST) within a few rods of run. It Prince, Auburn and Reed wells; and , take » half interest {it # Red gee mye cow ‘on the land adjacent ‘200 barrel Lately ati i is of inestimable value to busitte: [ wells now Sane a on i Property, and there is every | owlare apply at room 21 37 Park row, > | — rears ot imple y! of of a Fane Xon'9, Duxkanp Cnxux.—Tho company has teased | AN, ENERGETIC, COMPETENT BUSINES Sugg ANG: & humrane,crese, The company, ums | A"etperione (epi salen), who howat comm. goal rai near the boundary line between Pennsylvania and West Vir- Jn, and exactly in the track of th r like to asnociate himself, either ws partner, comin: Geecel “Vos tompony tn caciee, een ‘ieee ine sulary, with a responsible house, where, by (4s Goer’ roduct, ‘The best. Indications of oil have. been found w more steam, the business and profits may be he os Bf its Soiny are several wells yielding liberally, for two days, Bostonian, Herald ‘chen. “ Room for 1,000 we = RETO- commenced propert} ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HEI the cinerea ths eoanpane premretaye. 7, 98 upon all | acer ianlug between the undersigned, ax Ball, Barnard ane reserved for working capital, Positively no Mabill- “> Roge 7s, ia ry aay Tye) mutual ace, he bet expt nea fe ns Sg meateegcetecg | Figs, BARNARD. at the au! $ib—tho mame being Telly eid Up atsoks tree trom ail weure 308. J. ROGERS. Aascanments. * . <a By the laws of Bonnsylvania the lands conatitute the atock ; COPARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned have entered into uestion Tiability on account of stook eoparinershipjunder the firm of Ball & Barnard, and will con- a ” paunnninne deepened A be unineme of tio late frm of Bal Barnard & users, su. PTION ‘at No, 0 John street, A. H. BALL, BSCRIPTIO} 8 Now ae oan Ot hl id OFFIOR, _Orders from the gountry promptly attended to. HB MADISON RNY, SILVER MIN Organized under the law, oF Now York, THE “MOUNTAIN WELLS" DISTRICT, CHURCHILL COUNTY, NEVAD, books for @ limited amount Su jon this company are now open, at the ofllce of the Com) 7 Broadway, also .P.' CON a Heep sie uncors weiemenege se Wa. Wattacn WM. P. CONVERSE, Pres, IRANSFER OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO A! 5 ee ES “TSE POURS, esoas NITED STA‘ VERNM! ; TERE ROgE gas oe iillath street, New York, F pon) their numerous cus- pul appointed Dale aoa er ee ; roge that date, into Soh cates eS RReeL ee BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIB Boe eo Fee crater DSORGES'S $300.000 Rw'a'udtta manent No. 53 Pine atreet, rooms 10 and 11. nen DRY_GO0Ds. sei T ‘SIXTH AVENUB CHEAP STORE WE ARE a ladies’ fine French Kid (i by om, $1 2, pg Pieces Tich " ings, all col eer Siyics. beans ra rons 6a. to 148. worth §2 26 10 $45 ; 80,000 yards Pil Case Laces, . wo. i") Oinaion call, We bave lots of deatrat) RONALDHON & MEARES, corner of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth strect. sp ing. Tram! URS.—WANTED, A LARGE DARK MINK CAPE and Cuffs, Add: stating price und where they cum be seen, it. R., Herald ottlce. RAND OPENING—SPRING FASHIONS. —MADA GDEMOREST would rexpecttully arnnunce her frat Grand Spring Opentry ab 473 Broadway, 27 and All the other branches, Bleganty 4 Of all the latest and nost recherebe de. figna for laden, and ohildreats dressen. ho March number 0! Demorest's Mon an jadame De.ovrest’s Miri Vas.sivo, Lilueteaied, How ready. peter | af for Is ou Wednesday, Mi fost Fourteeuth treet, 134 Ipieerepont the stook to THOS, BARNARD, Fy 10 of thefirm of Ball, Burnard & Rogers, will continue his business at No. 8 John street, oppe- PA. Ee OP {SOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.—THT: COPART- ee ee oreo ciers, fa and 18. Veer pier oe Commiesion ri Fang Fede fon Market, New York, ia Ghia any aaah be tual consent, WILLIAM FARK FeanUAry 2 JPve lato firm will be vettied by A.V. D, No. 9 Vesey pier. _ The is m UENCE OF THE DEATH OF GEORGE B. TS lila “haw Your, » ct. 2% 186 f TED—IN A LIGHT MANUFACTURING PABitene rans elo ‘attend tothe finan. part of the busines*. Inquire at 4 Peart streot, second floor. + pantnenourr—s HALF INTERES? 3M AN OLD EB ae saad and BP. ‘Grea itn rand sirest, ANTED—A PARTNER WITH A SMALL CAPITAL, oT yeak any cos enbingss Bt avenue D EN Waar PARTNER—A MAN, WITH A CAPITAL of from ee oa, es Mule fooling trade ofthe chy ® prt manent trade references req dress of apply to J. A. 1 6 Brendway. y ED FOR HALF INTER Ly baaineee “000 per ni, TER & C0. 995 Broadway, room 38 Si sbi 2 $2.000.- aii" sum tors snore tine can restos $5, with At a ire bys sh oe control of the funda 5 00 WANTED—IN MONEY, AND A PARTNER. 5 Address D. G., bo: e $5,000 Rida a. x 2,886 Post office, New York, $6 000.-A GENTEEMAN, HaviNa THIS AmoUNy, Ne + Wishes to enter sume profitable and plensa toy as partoer or otherwise. Address M. 5., box 20 Jerald office. CASHL PARTNER WANTE $20,000 cereta Gotabtnned manutn Diag. business; every satlataction; best of refereu ce aud required; no agente need a $20.000.-Sa sincniniet who has na eunrge and a H machine shop for the inst cight years, |. Be vem apoly, Address John, Horald two years sales have amounted to over $26,000, at 100 por cent Post, without any exertion ; he wishes to engage with a part Prat Ca furnish $49,000 to establish @ manufactory. The best of reference given. For further particulars inquire at 640 Broadway, basement, NNUAL BALL SEVENTY-NINTM HIGHLANDERS— Chy Assombly Rooms, Friday evening, March 3, 1966; ‘The proceeds for the beneht of the widows and orpiaus o tose who fell ta battle,