The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND GOMMERSIA Weovrapsy, Jan. 31-6 P.M ‘The stook market opened strong this morning under the current of specuiation for a rise which hassettn, amd at the early session of the, open, board, ont Pittsburg advanced to 82%, Midbigam Southern (00%, Erie 81%, New York Central 9234, Reading 995, Bock Inland 1004, Northwestorn 2034, “preferred 6634, Fort, . om - one ia ‘The New York exports, exclusive 0 specie, for ‘week ending January 80, and since the beginning of the year, compare as foliows:— Prev. reported.... 7,263,218 8,660,849 SSialeise bince January 1. $10,015,630 $14,900,612 $17,405,006 ‘The imports for the week compare as follows:— « saounoaa * gion ioe ga,snqsie 1,807/296 "2,061,310 by goods. op 1 distributed, Bouthera and Cleveland 4 “pase008 tnd Pitusbarg tei ge Nh cg Prov: reported... heehee. eean.aoe firren eh Re mies eee eae nce January 1.18,101,608 60,702,741 $17,067,400 ‘the half-past two board yesterday, Readinz 3, Michigan New York Stock 3 Exchange. Central 34, Michigan Southern $j, Iiinols Central 134, Cleveland and Pittsburg $,:Northwestern %, prefer- red 1%, Rock Island %, Fort” Wayne 4, Oblo and dis. | #1000 Ua ge, 3 alasippi certificates $, Quicksilver X, Government se- | 9600 ourities were steady. Coupon five-twenties advanced 34. bred 101 ie €0: At the one o’clock sessions prices were generally a ‘7000 * 98% 1200 eo: fraction highor than on the second call at the previous | 3900 9 ©6200 board, old fouthern and, Eutsburg. being stil the | 6000 a. ae s* leading favorites, At the balf-past two board the mar- | “ooo9 84 12 Sixth Av 137 ket was firm ata fYactional advance. New York od 4 pect ms Contral was sold ex-dividend and closed without varis- ton from: the first regular, board price. Erie was % | 2200 Ohio Bi Bom 118% higher, Fort Wayne, Reading >;, Michigan Southern | 1000 California 7's. s00— do bn) 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg %. Northwestern preferred NYT Ja J de bid a was 3{ lower, Government gold bearing securities wore Ohio cer do, 24 < 81% strong. Coupon five-twenties of the old issue sold 3 50000 Men awensas 28 00 ons a's 28 higher then -gamarday, shied tame, i, teu-forties 36). TR AY CORE ae ae Se: Fy Hoven-thirty notes: were stoady. $200 Ch ENW, im 943 4000hI £N 6 At the half-past three o'clock open board the market ChikAlt, incbs 90° 200 do. . 66 was strong, and Michigan Southern the most active o Pongo cage 4 ‘200 66 the railway shares. The lattor closed on the call at 0074, | 299 Weet’n Union Tel G8 g00 Chia Now York Central (ex-dividenity 8934, rie 82, Reading 808 Gattver it ox 1000 10034, Cleveland and Pittsburg 82)<, Rock Island 1013¢ | 100 pomlegeay 18% 100 100 (b. 3), Northwestern preferred 66, Fort Wayne 96s, | Joy puier com Co -- 28 600, do..2d all Schuylkill Cont 16 (s, 8). 700 NY Cen 92% Afterwards, on the street, the market closed steady at | 100 - do 92) a decline of % a 3¢-from ‘the highest point touched at | 435 4° ae the last board, 100 do. 92: Acomparison of the prices of leading stocks at the | 300 Ere RR : Siig first board on the 2d inst, and this morning, respectively, ond 2 an shows that they are now from four to fifteen percent | 100 Erie RR 81 lower than they were at the commencement of the year, | 200 Hi 102 : Erie having experienced the greatest decline. SECOND SESSION—1 P. M. This full has been greatly tn excess of the reduotion of | 59 "y canmtins’ “oaiy 200 noo bse Sass values consequent upon the decrease of carnincs, about | 400 Reading Railroa 700 do.....s... 283g which the bears have had so much to say; and im the | 1000 do......... Be $90 Chic & 2,W pret. 55% case of Erie and Now York Central there has not only = doo Pig Few hy eed beon no decrease, but an increase, of earnings, Yet Erie has declined 15 per cent during the current month, — omer eee. Fo aah ge 103% 100shsNY Cent RR, 80% a 103% 200 do. +d10 89; So rapid a recession of prices, in the absence of any very alawasuitan sey 1084 i ya oe “ shen ys 0... important govorning causo boyond the vague apprehen. 12500 US 5's 10-40 98% 800 Pitts, FLW &Chic 94% sions aroused in the minds of tho timid—for the most | 2000Treas nT 3-10.18 9934 200 Erie Rail . 81% part by the operations of the bears—must naturally be do. 2d 8 200 followed by a sbarp react'on, and the tone of the market for the last few days has afforded indications of this, The European news by the City of New York exerted Bo perceptible influence in the street. On the 17th inst. five-twenties were quoted in London at 66—the same as on the 13th; Erie, 6734 9 68, or 30.1 per cent higher; Tilinots Central, 763¢ a %, or steady. The bank rate of discount was unchanged. Tho money market shows great ease, and trans. 500Mich So & NIRR 1000 Cleve & PittsRR ‘100 Til Central RR.. 200 Chic & NW pref. 99% aod 6055 iposa Min Co, 8255 100 Wyom ValCoalCo + 116% 100 Canton Com 400 NYCentRR ex: “ 55: + % gp i to and Disbursements at the Office ot Assistant Treasurer of the United States, at New York, for the Month actions among the brokers and private bankers | . January, 1866. 10:0ap'hitedhese-ananly “alt Sid aaa lek aR amen 1 10h Oia... oon 86661, 200 the regular outside rate is six, The official noti- | Customs. $12,460,865 fication that the rate of interest on temporary deposits aerate. made at the Sub-Treasuries on and after to-morrow will 178,000 be reduced to five per cent has a tendency to weaken the 2,250,500 rates for call loans, Tho demand for discounts is. not bee heavy, but still in excess of the wants of lendors, ex- 11,721,852 copting Wrst class paper, h’ passes readily at seven 67,034,479 per cent. Exceptions aro noted at 3 per cent both above ain ate. tad below the logsi rate, The:second grote, composed ot | potlalesssseesseseressaseaseseteeeesvereso S185 770 good names, finds takers at $010 percent. The tempo- Pyieien vm Tary deposits made at the Sub-Treesury to-day aggre- 27) 90,000,198 gated $3,138,270, showing the large amount of unem- ployed tapital at this centre. ‘The gold market steadily weakened from 141 at the opening of business to 1305, at half-past throe, notwith- standing the scarcity of coin for delivery, loans having been made throughout the day at 3-82 0 + per cent per som in favor of the lender. It was rumored, however, that the Treasury was in tho market asa sollor, Subse- @qmently it recovered and cicesd at 140. A rumor of trouble oa the Rio Grande was at the same time current, Foreign exchango remains weak end dull at abott' 1063 for bankers’ bills on England at sixty days, The decline of yesterday has caused importers to defer buy- ing, in the hope of still lower rates. ‘The finance bill introduced in the House of Repre- sentatives by Mr. Morrill, and the mutilated remains of ‘whieh still linger in the hands of tho Committce of Ways and Means, has called forth a good deal of sharp critl- @ism. The moro the opinions of the financial and com- mercial community have been canvassed regarding it, the more emphatically has it been, as a whole, protested against; and the result will probably be that specific Jegislation will be substituted for its comprehensive gene- valitigs, conferring, as they wouid, if adopted, unlimited power upon the Secretary of the Trea-ury to experiment upon the finances of the country, to the great jeopardy of its material interesta, Such indefinite authority as the bill asks for is unprecedented in financial history, and 3 wrong in principle as it would be in practice. For- eign journalists may well have expressed amarement at the powers asked for in the Treasury report, to have granted which, however great public confidence in Mr. MeCulloch’s ability and integrity may be, would have beon a virtual admission on the part of Congress that it was Incompetent to legislate upon the finances. But oven if the Secretary of the Treasury had conferred upon him all the powers ho asks for we cannot see how he conid avail himself of them largely without disaster to the Treasury as well as the commercial interests of the country prior to the funding or redemption of the eight hundred millions of floating interest bearing in- dobtedness outstanding, which last practically governs bis policy. But, in any case, the country demands epecitic legislation in order that all may know equally what to expect and be enabled to adapt their afluirs to the situation accordingly. The report of the Revenne Commission recently aub- mitted to Congress is {nteresting and valuable, as the re. salt of the inquiries and deliberations of three gen- Wemen specially appointed by the government for the Purpose of investigating and pronouncing upon the re- venue system as it is, and making such suggestions with a view to its improvement as thoy might deem ad- visable, Bat it is by no means exhaustive, and is def. Ciont in that scientific elaboration of subjects which was looked for from experts who have dovoted so many months to the work in hand. This result is somewhat dis. appointing, but the report is at the same time entitled to Gareful consideration, and every momber of Congross Will find it profitable and suggestive reading. Its specific recommendations are not entirciy consistent with each other, favoring as they do inequalities instead of equality Of taxation. The report proposes, tor instance, the ex- emption of incomes under a thousand doliars per 25,480,770 11,188,360 ‘Yotal deposits, payable in bars. . Total deposits, payable in coind. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wapnespar, Jan. 31-6 P. &. Braapstuvrs,—Receipts, 1,481 bbis. flour, 8,600 bags corn meal, 2,187 bushels wheat, 1,800 do. corn, 6,062 do. oats, 06 do. rye and 16,086 do. malt. The demand for nau. Is this fair towards the man with twelve hun- dred or (wo thousand dollars a year? The reduction of | 8a s the tx on distilled Nquors from two dollars to ale Sate He one dollar is advised with a view to making Hi the tax more productive; but this is questionable, | Extra round 8 There would be strong inducements to ovado the law | Western trade bran B38 even if the tax was reduced one-half, and there would | Fancy and extra 5 00 probably be ne more spirite consumed, neither is it de- p= py yey 8 sirable that there should be, The recommendations Spo doar penes 600 with regard to home manufactures, if adopted, would Gm meat 430 diminish the revenue considerably and benoft only poem f 4 mancfacturegs, There is mo reason why carriages and | _ The demand moderate, and prices pleasure yachte should be exempted from taxation, nor sa BT on Ca as ao ae Crude petroleum, although the exemption of watches, | bushels he. again ‘The redaction of the tax on brokers’ sales of stocks is Peace oe eee, a any, ‘Wise, although {t reflects the Wall street view of the case. yn Taos, Wnts jromas a ttorn as, | Saad eb Re ead Waseeres sae Be ‘Would be paid, whereas it 1 now evaded to a large ex- | for ‘and lc. a G20. for Jersey and lvania, tent, owing to ite being extremely onerous—namely, five | RYO Was yO] a Hs ‘which we have before made reference, and will load to my how. Considerable opposition In debate, but it morite atienti: vt, were ‘The report accords to s greater exient with class the. Sane The alee rect i ce ve yeste io and 1t le more valuable for the research W shows the conclusions it presenta 3 S8ts #17 @y s to New o ‘arr pt five feet) Nght’ J eyes, PN. C., to New Ye ne Oc. jap ‘7 ae 1088, 8} brother of Noeite's gists hport to Ba ,83; one PBlizabeti- Wilham ‘The ‘Tiechmeyer, 22, ort to Providence, $2 60; two hence to Providence, | five foot, two ino Dbeardieas, blonde, biuish gray ey: ron, $2 75, and corn 6c.; a to Matanzas, chip | wears spectacles, round face, ‘Thatcher Magoun, in Sutton & Co.'s I'ne to San Fran- Charles Francis Robert born 8, 1842; five Cisco, anda to New five ‘broad. . pale fnoe, dark gah pig a 261 ise, do. cs blond bair, blond ; generally ‘ lard. | wore a round i “ was 6 iff three fies es . AF ae the of Fecov' our mone; immediate and energetic measures, letter from Professor Tellkampf. through the kindness of & Co., of your place, who will retainer on roguesh We have " evidence, that Hl eo! offects from Alleged Embezzlement of a with them Prussian Banking House. The Cashier Charged with Absconding with Sixty Thousands Thalers. that the following ia also from Professor Tellkampf:— Benur, Jan, 4, 1866, Mvucu Honormp Mr. Counser1or—I take the liberty of informing you borewith that I have recommended you to Mr. Banker Meyer, of this place, who desires to a an important matter into your hands, Mr. nker Meyer is a man of ‘wealth influence here, Three Men and Two Women in Sup- posed Complicity. whose manager has robbed him of about sixty thousand dollars, and has fled with the money to New York, Mr, Banker Felix Moyer applics to you to invoke your assistance, 80 you may take the needful steps to capture the thief and the lost prop- erty. The purpose of my letter is only to request you to be so kind as to attend to this matter in the interest of Mr. Moyer. Your brother-in-law, Colonel Zimmerman, has had the goodness to give us your address, It my brother, Herman Telikampf, of New York, asa member of the Board of Commerce, be able to assist you in this matter, I beg you to inform him of the fact. With the greatest esteem 1 recommend myself to you as yours sincerely, Dr. J. L. TELLKAMPF, Professor. AFFIDAVIT OF MR. FREDERICK KAPP. Mr. Frederick Kapp made an affidavit on the recei| of the above letters, of which the following is the sul stance :— fe ie he 18 one of the attorneys retained for the Haint! > Se-~md—That the, plaintiffs are and for at least twelve past have been doing a large business as bankers at e city of Berlin, in the i an of Prussia, in partner- “ under the firm name of Moyer & Co. "*hird—That the defendants are justly and truly in- 000 for moneys received by the defendants for the use of Meyer & Co, = ¥F urth—Meyer & Co. had in their employ on or about the 23d of December, 1865, and for about twelve years previously, continua’ the defendant, Charles Noelte, been in their empl ty of ier. Fifh—¥rom about the Ist of July, 1865, to about the 28d of December, 1866, the det were ongaged ARRIVAL OF THE ACCUSED IN THIS CITY, Their Arrest and Confinement in the County Jail. Argument in the Court of Common Pleas Westerday. —_ Court of Common Pieas—Chamboers. Before Judge Brady. Another highly interesting caso of alleged breach of fiduciary trust, involving a supposed embezzlement of some sixty thousand Prussian thalers, je to light yes- terday morning before Judge Daly, in Court of Com- mon Pleas. The developments are as yet, it may be said, of a merely one-sided character, embracing two affidavits mado by tho supposed victimized parties; but if they embody a true statement of the caso it forms a very curious phase of criminality, and adds a new chap- tor to the already well filled pages of financial swindling. ‘The statements in the case are briefly these: In the city of Berlin, Bear street No. 44, there is & banking house established under the frm name cashier from July,” 1865, : : his employers during the Christmas holidays some sixty ‘thousand Prossian thalers, with the connivance and assistance of onc or more of the defendants as accompli- cos, In Prussia it appoars that the festival of Christmas {a celebrated on two days, both the 26th and 98th of De- cember. Falling on Monday last year, there wero conse- quently three successive holidgys—namely, ° taunday and Posseag- endo onveqonoea ta lhe sa his accomplices took advantage of this in managing their escape from Europe. They are believed to have. fraud their flight on Saturday, knowing that their ‘would not be discovered until the sucoseding day, which was the 27th of December. From Berlin, ac- Cording to the affidavit of Mr. Kapp, they proceeded with all despatch to England, whore, in the city of Liv- erpool, they engaged passage for New York in the steam- ship Erin. oy The moment the alleged fraud was discovered by the bankers they sent telegrams to Liverpool, London and Queenstown, with a view to Intercept the fugitives; but the information came too late to effect any good results. Noelte, Hill, Tischmeyer,” Mile, Mary Kiippenstein and Mile. Emma Mary Boltze—the supposed principal and accomplices—all had succeeded in getting off on the steamer Erin, and were already on their way to America. The rin left Liverpool 27th of December, on the very day, per- haps, when Messrs, Moyer & Co. mado the discovery of their losses, The next steamer adver- tised to leave was the Scotia, and advices were accord- ingly sent by that vossel to agents of Meyer & Co, in this city to take the necessary steps for the apprehension of the alleged criminals, Tho Scotia arrived at this porta few hours before the Erin, and thus favored the pians of the bankers. The date of the Erin’s arrival was tho 23d of last month, and the accused parties were promptly ar- rrated and taken to Police Headquarters, where they remained for a few days, and were then conveyod to the Ladiow street jail. On Friday last affidavits were made by Mr. Frederick Kapp, and an application there on wae made to Judge Brady, at the Cham- bers of Common Pleas, for the arrest of all ‘the accused parties. The order was granted, and bail was required in the following amounts:—For Noolte, $40,000; for Charles Francis, Robert Hill and William ‘Theodore Twchmoyer, $10,000 each, and for the two ladies $5,000. In default of this bail they were com. mitted to the county jail to await the legal determina- tion of the charges against them. Tt will be seon by the affidavits that the ladies aro ac- ! ff E Hf iv ir gaa, HE i | H i Hy be tt iS fit s F § Hy i é 2 fi ' E 3E i ! if vit : gee i gé Iti fe t i ait ih Y Te ih i f i i the pool, where, ou tho 27th day of December, 1865, they all embarked in the steamer Erin for the city of New York, Twelfth—On January 22, 1! the steamer, with all the defendants on board, thes in the bay of New York, and they all admitted their identity, and were found in possession of a lange an.oant of money, and ad- Te ee ae Thirteenth—None of the plaintiffs reside in the State of New York, but they all reside in Borlin. FourtcenthMeyer & Co. had no notice or knowledgo of the departure of the defendants from Liverpool be- fore January 4, 1866. AN ARGUMENT E LSTTERS FROM THE FPRUSSIAN BANKERS MEYER AND ¢0. ‘The first paper in tho case appears to be an affidavit of Mr. Frederick Kapp, who swears to the reeption of the following letter from the Prussian bankers Moyor & Co. :-— Hs re Hononzp Sin—We are indebted for your address to the kindness of Professor De Telikampff, and take the ——. in ‘harles Noelte, whose af ist 4 4 ie A ths i s 23 i f2 it i i ff 33 FF if zeEk i iF HA wi il RALD, .THURSDAY,..FEBRUARY 1, 106 fy nora eo he under t wil be ‘and that OTICE, Pisieistace eases enn | athe ere EO ae Oineinnats, bs a inet isconti MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. as Loe bah ot Foran - rete, vie ar po “i aTcourstoett seorslary et AMPS smearing, | A ere eae Sas tad Touy Beara tr, aged tl moutns and 3 dage ND haba, Lehi ; attend ‘the Som tee eeldencecattinames: stow nara alo of four ‘per cont var a eee ; Special nto the and sale , BOL i invited to altend the’ fa eal, on Friday afternoon, ot pal nad os ei yelnte, two o'elock, from the ‘First Bresbyteras church er CHAUNORY it. DEPEW HENRY W. Porn Sous A Delatom, ope ‘Syenuteuneet’ 7 OLD eng en PARTIES HA' Hele of funra ig iomarrow's et a Also fe. Bins oi severe ilincas, Parnice’ Baapr, anative of the of, | Index, box 6.576 Post ofice. Mullahorn, county Cavan, Ireland, in the 76th year of JRSpRANCE —corron AND OTHER RIgKe his age. d.at the lowest rates, by G. BRAMBON, Insurance| to | ior, 48 Ping atreet, room i E i jou" J. C1600 & #0N. M ON DEPOSIT, And at the rate of four per eent per annul i bo checked for at sight. NEGOTIATE LOANS AND. BUSINESS PAPER Exeoute promptly ordera for the parchase and Buy and sell government and other securities on z ty £3 B Gt 55 i ? a3 H| ty Ff G 5 2 z 5 i MAKE On all parts of the U: apd Canadas, ‘ United stat sury in Now Y. bapeskeie SOHN ASHFIELD CIS MARKEE, SAVINGS RANK, wo NASSAU GTRE New York,—Six per cent allowed. De; made now will draw interest from February L. . ‘OTICB. FOR THE REDEMPTION OF YUBA COUNTY BO Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, parents, Bay street, Stapleton, 8. L., this day (Tharsda} Etwelve ovo: ati Coox.—Mary Axx, wife of William W. Cook and daughter of the late Henry Bridgman, aged 26 years, 5 months and 10 months, The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Lodge No, 244, F. and A. are rospect- fully invited toatiend the funeral, from the Sixteenth strect Baptist church, between Seventh and roe hate 4 Frases ee vane, ss ss Commissioners of the county of Yuba, State of Califo RAIG.. reen |. Js, on Tuesday, January seven thousand hy Miss Ermonsta Cratc, in the 86th year of herage.' | darein Rand the sum of seven thousand three Lundred ‘Tho funeral will take place, from the residence of Mr. James vor bing at Greenville, on Friday afternoon, at two hs o'clock, e redem| bonds of the fasue of tho year 1857; alao the sum of thousand seven hundred arid eighty-eight dollars in cols Tedemption of Yubs county bonds, of the issue of is wi Daviss,—On Tuesday, January 30, Mamre, eldest chiid’| 7°*r 1951: and that sealed recelyi of P. C. and Mary L, Devlin, aged 4 years,’1 month and | yal" Jatt aemenan: the eld Sots athe x at 20 days, the Of Wo'olock A. M. of thnt Thy Jhly cou The friends of the family, and those of her uncle, James | of 1853 muat be attached to the and. the ‘proj H. Devlin, andalso of her grandfather, P. eri, Ir,, | must be accompanied by the bonds to he redeemed. are invited to attend the funeral, from ‘tho 68 Oye a One e a we it: HARTWHEL. hor parents, 284 Delancey street, this (Thursday) after- ty “1 CRANE, noon, at two o'clock. a . WM. CARPENTER, Bea gate oat roc gD, be» nee: January 29, Funding Commissioners, Yuba county, Califor yp sy eas.ee Po pa ‘atu Pape bene, Bev. PRICE OF THE ATLANTIO MUTUAL INSURA! His relations and the members of the Brook): Clerical Union, ministers nt of fis affairs on the Company, New York. Ji 1, 1898. Tho Frusteet, in contorriliy to the charter of the com: submit the following stateme: an ived_on marine risks from Ist Premiums received chureh, Clermont avenue, this ) . at | _ January, 1865, to Sst December, three o'clock. ‘The remains will be taken to New Bruns- | Premiums on policies not wick, N. J., for in WP i etacesteaagsreateteet ey \werment. Fu.rzn.—At Greenpoint, L. I., on Janu Total of mari 30, Hasxan M. Punten, aaighier of the Tate Danial oligos Felter, in the 50th Pe vicien y The relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock, from the residence of her brother, — Feiter, Union avenue, near Java street, Greenpoint, Givrorp.—On , January 30, Euea Girrorn, ‘widow of "Witte Gitord Funeral bead mere afternoon, at one o'clock fi the Cent Broome street. rata re eee ence of his “Cather, fiobert Hoe, iil Hex Setoeeah F. t ar cect ingneet ob ‘aidan 2, G12! cit to the hele ke eR a eh ait cant of the eke i etl i PH iB : i Hi H : g & iu FU fl i it i iz i : ef 3 5: & i F i Hi i 3 5 | z 3 i $ ‘YORE. rs an mag Nate short ‘HAMILTON, RY & CO, Member N. ¥. Stock Exch up authe Oo a Se 2 Membet New York Slock Exch tho 78th your of " ONUS WILL BE PAID FO! ‘The relatives and frends of the family, also the mem. | $000, "four Sti ror simone acre bers of Honry Clay Lodge No. 277, F. aud A. M., are re- Psi eames ‘$20,000. Address © aprotfully Inited to attend the funeral, from the reat. o son, Thomas Montgom: fo. Kast LAS! Broadway, on Friday afternoon, at one 5 $75.000 "Pork aly Better ey .—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, Jar- | sented. No brokers answer. Address, with p wary at six o'clock, CaTmanmm Momnssox, wife of | description, Merchant, box 215 Lerald office, Future sdvertioements 41l give notice of the funeral ae, = eee $ 5.000 terms on New York city real estate, to euit. First aod second mort, irehased. CHAS. B. WILLIS, 27 Nassau stroct, Los pa ‘wars, relatives and friends of the fami! respectful invited to attend the gery oe bis “2 13 gee ge street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two LCES. Secon. —On Wada 7 Tate nS APENR Oo Parwox Xicnowsos, in Cn year of Pony ~ A ae vine fet Hilgiier tates q Invited to attend the funersi, y afiernoon, ot nn ae agg on DVANOZES MADE ON WATOH DIA ong. lk, Fo a tiene i Wane irae | Adora Dr Socks Sat Ay ta tec rerume H., only of Goorge W. and Amanda P, | West of Broadway. — 1 Szae he F + nay on APTARGES MADE ON DIAMONDS, wa only son of 'W. and Amanda P. Oliver, aged | iso Tickets bought for the above at Tram Co 8 days, street, near Centre. Prem. On Teseday avian, 30, of disease of T 0 NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 2—-A the liver, Hes, Many Pree, tts Of Fertioy, county Cork, PS AL Page the highest prions for Diamonds, span eviged stad te Me "tea serie | AF residence, No. 08 4 Cherry ‘street, this ) after- Mond street wi Srl it pres Boon, at two o'c! “ hs ad ‘and Silverware, or vaace ina aes hat a a Srohock, from the Seeldones of bis porentar Beafoee Gre, poy mS ‘int, rece BIL Jon Samm, ee w —— Rn en pio a" ie Te aon are repectuly mii to | A RABSEORR'S AREAINING, SPRGTALL pout eran ‘rec Jory Cy, thle Thary Avie ee RRS Sack. —Io on January 90, Axx, 'O HANDSOME wheats mt gots Serena | Mee aa Si Atal sre hl ary) lerons woe | PORGOEE, CORE TR tr ae hal Siren Om Oh ete | Hodson strest, upsiaire, siege tes Dave Taran teal part | POR SAL SBA SEU PE Seage. ieewth aarect wre nag rat ea remetey | Pere OF Rast Vory-ciath otrest, en afternoon, eb two |. URN PURE, Tron. —On Monty, dasa 2, Ave tone | A aR. 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