The New York Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1866, Page 2

» NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1866.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuonspay Feb. 15—6 P.M, The stock market has developed increased buoyancy and activity to-day. The speculative feeling among the brokers and professional operators is beoming stronger, and there are more orders to buy coming in from out- side parties than usual of late, At the early session of the open board New York Central sold at 8914, Erle 784, Hudson river 10314, Reading 101, Michigan nd and Pittsburg 81, Rock Island 108! preferred 56%, Fort Wayne 9314. rogilar beard there was a. brisk 28% uret orn the At domand for all the leading stocks, and particularly Rock Islead and Ohio and Mississippi certificates. The recent decision of the United States Supreme Court in favor of tne Ohio and Mississippi Company makes the city of Cincinnati a e:ommon stockholder to the amount of a million of dollars, instead of a first mortgage bond- holder to that extent, thereby confirming the decision of the court below. Ths removes the impediment to an immediate discharge of the receiver and the reorganiza- tion of the company, by whieh certificate holders will receive stock for their certificates. Rock Island closed on the call 13% higher than at the half-past two board yesterday, Ohie and Mississippi certificates %, ‘ew York Central %, Ene 9, Northwestern preferred %, Alton aud Terre Hante 143, Atlantic Mail 445, Quick- sitver 4%. Government securities were dull but frm Coupon five-twenties of the now issue advanced 24. At the one o'clock sesions prices were 14 @ Ly per vent higher throughout the railroad list At the half past two bourd the market wus firm and active, but a shade lower, New York Central closed 4 higher than , Michigan South- and Pittsburg %, Kock Island 34, Alton and al the sirat reguiar board; Reading em (sales 2,200 shares) 1, Cle Northwestern 3g, preferred 4; vorme Haute 243, Chicago and Alton 2, Cumber- tnd 3, Qu ver 34, Atlantic Mail 44%. The Jaiter has been exceptionally active, the sales at the two regular boards having aggregated 925 shares, Government coutinued dirm, Coupon sixes of 1881 advanced nirty notes of the second serie: -past three open board the market was The chief y was confined to Dhio and Misdissippi ed at 106; Ohio and Mi chigan Southern, 7036 5 », 7935; Hudson River, “Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81365 wuritie 4: seven: Mt the activ Rock L-lund cl ading, yne, 9444. rds the ‘market was ste Lg; and prices were in \ Erie was quoted at 7935, Hodson River 10414, Reading 1014; a 5%, Michigan South- ja, Cleveland and Pittsburg $14¢ a 44, Rock M445 a 74, New York Cen- pendant, xtreme ease and the excep- » been more nus to-day than duriag owing mainly ction of the rate of inter on temporary de- Sub-Tre ‘The regular rate is, however, ‘Thealiscount is dull, and first class paper, which in moderate supply, even per cent, At the West growing mone- ported, and tl inducing greater con- in the stability of prices, The Cincinnati Gaze'te y says that for a w or ten days the money ot has been steadily improving, wader ap increasing supply of currency, and tl with a demand for loans healthy soler snd moderate in amount, it works with ease, Exchange on New York was rated at par buying and 1-10 premium soil Tho gold market opened dull at 13774, and gradually declined to 13714. It subsequently recovered to 13% the closing quotation, — Le were made during the forenoon at 1-32d per cont por day; but late in the day 8.24 per cent was paid for having coin earried, Foseign exchange was in moderately strong demand, and the rates experienced a further recovery from the recent depression. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1073, a 108, three days 109, com- mereial 1070.34. The best bankers’ bills on Paris, at tong date, range from 5f. 22c, a c., other grades Sf, Ze\a Sf. H0c, At New Orleans the foreign exchange market is reported much firmer, #nd cotton bills are quoted at M49 for currency. The European advices by the Bremen indicate an improving condition of monetary aifairs. Erie was quoted in “London on January 31 at 563¢ a 56%, against 553g a SHA by the Australasian, and Illinois Central at 755g a 7534, against 141, 4 T54,, Five-twenties were stead, A meeting of bank officers ws appointed to take Place in this city te-morrow to consider the circular, pablished this morning, of the Treasurer of the United Staios in reply to the response of the banks toa former circular on the taxation of their gross mstead of their nat deposits, The London Times, in its money artitle of January 90, tooks gloomily upow the condition of financial affairs in the United Kingdom. It says: ‘fhe course of exchange at New York on London for Dills at sixty days’ sight is 1OS* a 1087). AL this rate there is no profit on the imporiation of gold from the United States, ‘The sum of to-day for The money market sho at five per cent for o: red posits in t iX per cent. commercial now, ,000 in gold was taken froma the Bank utinent. ot stock exchange be he report of the Joint Stock Discount hh with £10 paid, are now heaviness tn the share ext shows plac 4ies have been feotm the bauk tomiay, alfee ed Or #074 a 87, and an Which the place to-morrow —sh mthiy settle. | general de- Americ an securities were quoted in London on the 20th wa ee 5-20 yrs 1 per cent Do. 6 per rent . Atlantic and G United St - OO a as 4 . dg a 1882, 10% mort.» anteed by Pennaylvania Railroad)........ 7 a 97 New York stock Exchange. PeMREARY US, 1966, FInST SEaSION— 1 100 eh DIO 79%, 600 Hue 103"; 100 Ke 100", m0 200 do. 200 dO... 100 Mfieb Sou AN 1900 do... 600 Meh 400 Til Cen 400.0 & Pitts HI. boo 4000 HudRiv’ Ist mg 1001¢ 1500 1 4000 Alt&T rH Ist m 90 2K 1000 500 100 Cutnt» Coal pref, tov do joo cht & NW pre 409 American CoalCo 6% 200 do, og Pm vewae bRR 9334 600 93% 400 67 300 68 100 eh 200 cu 8 i a 10h, $990 Quick Mining Go, 42% a. los 00 Mariposa Mig Co, 12) 900 Mariposa pret... 174 ” Toss 4 AtlapticMaii8sCo 115 33, 60 Alt TORR pret 68 100 do, O33 50 do... 5 200 Chi & Alton RR 118 50 Chi& AILRR pref 120 SRCOND SESSION $10000 U8A"s 6-200°64 10274 3000 775-10, Sdee Wy 10000 Ohio &Miss cor 27 -l P.M. 800 she Clov& PiteRR 600 Chi & N W KR, 100 AI&T Haute pret a . 81% 100 che Wet U Tel. ST $80 Gritver MgCo... 42% 200 At Mail Ss Co... 120 S 0 100 Chi & Rik woo 200 do, wo 1000 do. ff 500 NY Central RR. $934 500 shs Chi & Rk1 RR wr, do. 800 do. Hoo Hudson River ik amas 100 200 Pitts, Ft W se oa 200 - 100% 1500 1000 300 a Mich s ENT RR Ox 100 d0...4..... 70% THIRD SESSION. $15000 aes. con 104g 20,0, Novkiunty kailverMgCo 42 100 i MSS Co 121 300 NY Central RR. 8034 1000 Keading RR .-; 101% S100 5.2046 ‘65 A Me mother had 30600 do, 5000 do. *To00 usviniy' i 1000 MichSou& Nind. 100000 Tenn G's, "90. 90° 800 do. 20000 do......60 9014 500 do 10000 Obio&idiss cor, 274% 200 Cleve & Pitts 10000 do, 27% 300 ChicagoKNW RR 2836 000 is Bt £09 Gove tetedole 108 0 Os.. 800 Cleve& Toledo! 10000 eur 200 Chicago&RkI ea 1065 10000 400 do. 108% 10000 do 100 86 Mil&PduC Ist pre 98 94 100 Alon & TH KR. EM 300 do. 44%, 200 SHEA 100 Cumb Coal pref.. 45%; 100 Chie Sites tk 118 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Taunsvay, Feb, 15—6 P. M Asurs,—Receipts, 21 pkgs. The demand was moderate and full prices were realized. Business was considerably restricted by continued light arrivals, Bat little if any pearl is in stock. Breapstcrrs,—Receipts, 4,281 bbls, flour, 100 do, and 1,650 bags corn meal, 1,255 bushels wheat, 2,980 do. corn, 5,300 do, oats, and 2,900 do, malt, The market for State and Western flour was inactive. Prices for ail qualities wero to some extent in buyer’s favor; but the decline was most apparent on the low grades, for which the demand was very limited. Inferior and common brands were 10c. a 15c. lower, while with a moderate demand, prime grades were only abovt 5e. lower, The sales were about 8,000 bbis. at our revis'd quotations subjoined, Southern flour was in demand, but at irregular and somewhat lower prices. The sales reachod 800 bbls, Canada flour ruled 10c. lower under a limited inquiry. ‘The sales were confined to about 300 bbis. Rye flour was neglected and prices were somewhat The demand for corn meal was inactive, but hough rather weak, were not quotably lower. $6 90a $7 30 7600 790 We qvot Superfine and Western flour, 79a 8 20 Common to + 7658 8 35 Extra round hoop Ohio. 8 45a 875 Western trade brands, 8 80a 10 75 Common Souther 8 70a 10 00 Fancy and extra do.... 10 10a 15 00 Common Canadian 72a 840 Good to choice and extra. 8 50all 50 Rye flour (snperfine 4900 590 Corn meal, Jersey. 3900 410 Corn meal, Brandy wins 445a 460 Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheot 24 50 a 24 50 —A moderate inguiry prevailed tor wheat; but the mar- ket was very heavy, and prices ruied nominally lc. a 2c. lower for ali qualities. We note sales of 24,000 bushels, mainly, if pot all, at $175 for now amber Wi-cousin, $1.60 for prime mixed spring, and $170 for new amber* Milwankee, The corn market was also qu'et, and prices were fully 2c, lower. The sales were about 44,000 bush. els, at 72c. a 4c, for unsound, 74 a 78e, for sonnd mixed Western, in store and driivered, and 78c. a 79¢. for new yellow Southern, The transactions in outs were rae light and prices were considerably lower, closing heavy at 38c. a 43c. for unsound and 5éc. for sound Western, 58c, for State, 50c. a 52c. for Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and 65c. for Canada, Rye was eet we note sales of about 5,000. bushels Western at Mait continued inactive and nominal, Barly was neglected and prices rules heavy. Cortos was less active, and prices were somewhat irregular. The steamer’s hews hud no decided influence ‘over the market, which closed. nominal at our éubjoined quotations. The sales were about 3,200 bales, mostly to shippers for the wai om market, We quote;— bl ad = = N.O. i 7 re 42: 43 2 day oi 45 a 46 46 a ar Cor-xR. Th market continued active at full prices for prime qualitica. Common grades were neglected and prices were somewhat heavy. We note further 600 bags Rio, ex P. C. Warwick, on private terms; also 3,000 bags Rio in Philadolphis, ex Restiess, at 1530, Sey old, in in bond, and late last evenit in Baitimore, the Engle's cargo, omeeing 6A 4,450 450 bags Rio, at 15X%c., alt for consumption. market was quiet. The engagements 900 bales cotton at 5-16d. a 34d., at God. ; per steamer 28,008 bnal 100 bales cotton ‘a, 50 do. Seu Island cotton at $d. To Glasgow 7,500 bushels corn on private terms, The chariers were:—A bark to Cadiz; one to Medi- terranean, private; one brig for Cork, for orders; corn 6s, 6d., exclusively west coast of Ireland. Hors wero in steady demand for consumption at pre- vious quotations. ‘M: Lasems was in fair demand at ‘ious prices, We note sates of 105 bbls, now crop New Orleans at $1 a $1 10, Cpe hhds and 5 werces new crop Cuba mus- covi Fnoviniona.—Rocelpis, 2,810 bbla. peek, 63 pkgs. cat meats, 985 pkgs. 4’ kegs lard. The pork market opened dull and heasy, but closed firmer with an im- oe demand. The sales embrace nearly 4,000 bbis. for present delivery ut $28 37 « $28 75 for new mess, closing firm at the outside price; $28 for old mess, $20 50. $21 for prime, and $23 ‘8 $23 26 for prime mess. The sales for future delivery comprise 4,500 bbls, new mess deliverable in February, March nnd April, seller's and buyer's option, at $28 60a $29. The beef market was without change; the sales were 450 bbls, at $16 a $ new plain mess, and $20 50 a $24 for new extra mess. Keef bams continued quiet; small sales Western were made at $41 a $42. Bacon was inactive and nominal, Cut meats were in less active demand, but provious fall prices wer? well maintained; the sules wero abont $00 packages, at LLigc. a 12¢. for shoulders and 164,¢. a 184yc. for hams, The lard market was only moderately active, and prices ruled about tye, lower; the sales were about 750 packages, at 15\e. a 18c. for present delivery, and about 2,000 packages for future delivery, including April, soller's option, at 18e, Butter wax without particular ' change ; the sales were at 20¢, a32',c for Western, and 28c, a Bsc. for State. Cheese was rather quiet, bat prices were very firm at last quotations. Prrronee@.—The sales embrace 2,600 bbls, mainly at 80c. a Age. for crude, 48c, « 50c, for relined, an bond—the latter price for white, and bse. # 6%, for tree, Rick.—The market was without noticeable change, @ 10c,, and Carokina 12c, a We quote Rangoon at 914¢. .—The market was moder: ant variation in prices was Retined was in der nd with continued to rate in ae at . 0 1T Tedueed sipply We quote standard ‘The sales of raw sugar embrace grocery at Ie; i al TaLiow, —The market was ‘dal od prices were again lower, ‘The-sales were about 15,000 lbs. at L1%e. & 12%. ‘Tenacoo,—The market continued inactive. We heard panes of importance and prices were altogether no- uiinal Wrrexry.. —Receipts, S80 bbls, The market continued mactive and prices alto ominal. A small salo of State was made at $2 20. ote Western at $2 22, with sales of 20 bbls, Auction je of Schuayl ‘oul—A Re- duction In the Price. An auction sale of six thousand seven hundred tons of coal was made yesterday at the Exchange salesroom, No.@ 11 Broad’ by the agent of the New York and Sehuylkil! Coal Company, the coal being from the Black Heath and Broad Mountain mines, The atten- dance was small and bidding doll, facts which may be accounted for by the difficulty of navigation at this time of the year, and the jon of the being required for this market. Four thousas steamboat coal Were sold at $0 12% « ton, but subse. quently the rate fell to $7 50, at which figure the re. tuninder was disposed of, after which two thousand soven hundred tons of broken coal were soll at $8 6234, another lot at $8 124, and the closing lot $7 87}5. The following exhibita the prices yesterday, compared with those realized at a sale of Seranton coal some two weeks since:— Variety. Feb. 1. Feb. 15. 4,000 tons steamboat,.$9 00a —» $750 a $9 12% 2700 tons broken,grate $75 a 9 124 TAT A 8 62), The Scranton coal is deliverable at Elizabeth, N. J., from whence to ths city the freyght is about seventy cents per ton, and the Skuy/kill ts delivered at the docks here. Taking into arcount thie difference, the decline in the varieties of coal named has been in steamboat $1 40 pet ton, and in grate coal $1 38 per ton; suificient to show that the high Ft of midwinter will hardly bo fevtved again during the present season. ie Late President Tyler im Court. SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM (HROOKLYN.) Before Judges Lott, Scrugham, Barnard and Gilbert. The case of Julia G. Tyler, appellant, ve. David L. Gardiner, respondent, came up for argument in th's court yesterday, and for the high position whieh the par- ties occupy in society created considerable interest, The appellant in this case, the widow of tho late ex-President Tyler, was in court, She is the sister of David L. Gardi- ner, the respondent in this case, Mra Tyler is a lady about thirty-five years of age, and quite prepossessing. be was dreased in a black crape bonnet, trimmed inside with white lace crape and outside with jet spangies; @ tight-fitting biack cloth basque with heavy shoulder straps of jet ornaments, and a black dress, The suit is an appeal fron the decision of the Surro- gate of Richmod county, in the matter of the will of ap- Pelant’s mother, Mre. Gardiner, who died a short time since, leaving the principal of her property to Mra, | Tyler. ‘The will was entered for probate in the Surro- to's Court of Richmond county, where it was contested y Navid 1. Gardiner, the respondent, who alleged that © the will m favor of Mrs. Tyler x ndue inflience on her part; and it was claimed by him, in proof of this and a the mental incapact y of his mother to make the will at the time it was mad», that Mra. Tyler, havipg persugded her to reoive « nae aud _ ‘The Widow of draw up the will, and brought the lawyer in to exe- cute the deed, that Mrs Gardiner was 80 Jow in her spiny condi‘ion and was vomiting so violently tia®the phys cian inquired if she was im a fit state to make a will, ‘The case was tr ed before th Sur- ro-ate of Richmond county, who rendered a decision setting asive the will, and from that decision Mrs. Tyler now appeals. 1, Tg came Tae argued yesterday for Mra, ‘Tyler by Wm. , of New York, and for Mr, Gardiner by G. 1. ee of Brooklyn, REAL ESTATE. Sates Ponternn Canes of High Prices—Deseriptio: eof the Property, With Prices Optained, &e. Yesterday the sales of real estate were continued at the Exchange Rooms, on Broadway. ‘There were a large number of persons present, and the bidding was as high as on the previous days, The following is a list of the sales made, with the amounts realizea:— By Muller, Wilkins & Co,, belonging to the Hegeman estate, being a contauation of sale of February 14:— ane 8, * corner month and BE 28x11, $9,900 ree fore n. 8. S7th street, 100 tect west 9th av.. 25x46 wo 60, ead tee eseeces ‘Puree gore lots adjoining, 28x68-87, oa ‘Two gore lots adjoming, 25x59, each, One gore lot adjoining, 35x05... . Oue gore lot adjoining, Six gore lota sien. 3 aor ‘83, each, Ono gore lot adjoining, 25x85... Oue gore lot adjoining, 25x87.8 Three gore lots adjoining, 25x90-96, each. ‘One lot adjoining, 25x100.. One lot adjoining, 265x104. One lot n, e. cor. nae av, and O7ih st, Y5x100., Ono lot ing, 25: 2/300 One lot ining, 51x00. « 2,260 One Jot and gore adjo.ning, 43.11x100, each 1,700 One Jot n. w. cor. 10th av. and 57th st., 26.5x100. 4,525 ‘One lot udjoining, 10th av., 25x100. 2 ‘Two lots adjoining, 25x100, One lot and gore adjoining, 39x100, each One lot and gore in rear n. 8. orn’ St. 100 feet w. Of 10tM av., each......+++.5 4 S$ — Pet ee 3675 ane lot adjoining, 25x1 1625 Three jots adjoining, 25x1 "550 Une lot adjoming, 253100. "625 One lot n, e, cor, 11th al 000 Three lote adjoining, on 11th av., 25xi00, Seach. 1.150 Three lots adjoining, on 11th ay., 25x10, each... 1,200 Ono Jot. 8. e, cor, Lith ay, and 58th st., 25 2,05 Three lots adjoining,on 58th st., 25x100, ea a Four lots adjoining, 25x100, each, 925 Four lots adjoining, 25x100, each, + 1,025 ‘Two lots adjoinin, 25x100, each 000 Two lots adjoining, 25x100, each. 975 Two lots adjoining, 25x100, each. - 925 One lot and gore, n. Ww. cor. 67th st. ‘and 11th AV., CAC... essence 825 Five lots adjoining, on iit ay. "25x100, , each 1,05 Ong lot .s. W. cor. O8th st. and Uth av., 25x100.. 2/050 ‘Two lots and gores, in rear s. 8. 68th St., 100 feet w. 1th av., each..... 825 ae lois and | gores in rear, ‘adjoining on 58th st, six lots and 6 gore “Tots, 8's. 58th st, with water right in front... 0,500 Eleven gore lots on a. §. 68th 5 ci ‘on West side 11th ay., with water rightin front, 1,700 Court Calendar—This pee Supreme Court—Purt 2.—Nos, 1242, 1858, 1554, 1637, 1016, 1307, 1001, 1711, 1125, 1035, 1717, 1774,’ 1473, 1495, 1307, 1798, A715, 2012, 2026, 519, 2109, Part 3— '08."016, 688, 154, 620, 636, 640, 895, 284, 306, 696, 830, oo 790, 168," 885,” 3a, 312, 720, "851, 678, Surrsme Court—Sreciat, Teks.—Nos. 175, 235, 277, 159, 250, 143, 142, 242, 242 to 263 inclusive. : Sorasice, Couxt—Caascamna. —Nos. 76, 132, 143, 147, Surgxion Court—Part 1.—Nos, 980, 1811, 1705, 1351, 5037, 491, 1755, 1908, 4363, 1589, 1779, 1513, 1789, 1799, 1475. Part 2—Nos. 1752, "9484, 2338, 2516, 2518, 2522, 2524, 2526, 2528, 2536, 2538, 2540, 2542, 2546. Coumox’ Purak—Purt 1.—No calendar. Part 2—Nos. 1435, 1850, 1896, 1921. Havana Markets. New Onieans, Feb, 16, 1866. Havana dates to the 9th inst. are received. ‘Sugars are quoted thore at 7 4c, av 40. for No. 12 for export. Cof- feo was soiling at 16c. a 164<c. Exchange on New York, 25 a 26 per cent discount; exchange on London, 16% a 163, vad cent premium ; exchange on Paris, 33 per cent premium. SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York, k, Febraary 15, 1866. e tas vans oe CLEARED, @ sscrenree A my tt Cork (Br), Bridgman, Liverpool via SiSimehip Ae ip Bt George (Br), Smith, Liverpool—Williams & juion, “i Cella (Br), Billinge, London—Howland & Aspin- ‘teamahip George Washington, Vaill, New Orleans—H B Cromwallte Co. Steamatiin Tybee, Crowell. Savannah—T, I, Jones, Sueamship Leo, Merrill. Savanoah—Murrav, Ferris & Co. amen ‘Moneka, + ape! sor lca ‘Ox & Co. Steamshin Patapsoo, Neff. Bal Steamship Admiral, Meade Pileicipee Teen & To- ins. Steamship General Custar, Beckett, Philndetphia—W Kirk-« Steotiship Westchester, Ingram, Wilmington, Del—A Ab- cateamabip Dirigo, Sherwood, Portland—H B Cromwell & Ont Orphens (Brem), Wessels, Bremen—Garrela & Meyer, ne Hark Quindaro (Br),’ Stannard, Caibarien—Thompson & one ‘Hannibal, Hawkins, Apalachicola—N L MoCready & iark Linda, Howitt, Philadelphia E Want & Co, Bark E Williams, Perry, Elizbethport—J V ilaviland, to Upbam (ir), ethan, Genoa and Leghorn— Barter & Do Vert. Erie, Ate Durkee (Br), Crosty, Marseilles—Boyd & ineken, Brig Sybil (Br), Taylor, Sevile—I B Gager. tls Houle (ihr), Crowley, Vern Cruz—F Alexandre & ons. Brig Hannah (Br), Connanton, Jaqmel— Brett, Son & Co. Brig Time (5), Rhodes, St J, pond TL Woodhouse, ir), ‘Kelliu, Norfolk, Va—Dewey & Hagan. eo Freeninn, MeCiellan, Poiut au Petre J Wen- Putnam, Goodsell, St Andrews, WI—J Ene: jen M Hastings (Bri, Braunom, Bt Joln, NB—P T as & Rona. “Sehr W Brown, Adams, Darten—J Sinith, Schr F Edwards, Wlackman, Philadelphia. Sehr Fannie A Baily, Freeman, Brisiol—Crowell & Paine, : ARRIVED, Spanish steam frigate Isabel La Catollea, Dor, Posadtl, Havana, 6 days, Mounts 16 guns, and has a crew of 261 meu" sid in company with spautele er Carmen, for New York Steamsiip Bremen (rem), Meyer, Bremen Jan 28, and Southampton Slat, with mdse and assengers, to Ocltichs &Co. Experienced strong westerly Steamship Nia Norfolk, with mdse and pass. eongers, to ¢ Palmore, , Georgetown, Tiark Nara A Tudnacn {Heh Cane Mohierlieg. Deo 13, Wikh wool aud hides, to Daniel Starr. eo 16, at 3420 8, ton So W, passed whaling bark Massathuetin, etceriog BW i nd around Cai % lat 26 390, lon wert bark bound 8 showiig’a white nignak with leet in the centre. Brig Bluenose (Br), SheMirake, Swansen, 87 days, with coal, to Hoyd & Hineken, Had a’ continuation of westerly gales the entire pass 2», int 4, Jon 4630. exper f torrific gate from SW to NW, int aya wats and mainyard. lost ‘and spilt fs." “Dee os IL ay shipped abeary non. carrying away cutwter, started bow april, stove bu warks, boats and main hatch, and half Ailing vessel: washed overboard Bernhard Lushen, nan and everything moveable on deck, disabled mate as ang add to rin to the SE to repair: Feb Shiunecock N 20 niles, spo! S revenue steamer, bound E, who kindly offered assinte: 5 rig Talard (4), Simon, Marseilles, $8 days, with mdse, to Pande Hae days, Mesvas $ Linsie (Br), Caffray, St Marc, 20 with bone do, to. Small & Ca Hed heavy y weasber plit Brig John Bernard (of Turks Islands), Jameson, Hat 1 dada, with augar. de to Mevcalt & Due beapcag J Nevina (of Demarara), Cole, Cientwogem, 20 de with sugar, &e, to Brett, Son Feb 1, lat Jon spoke Unig ‘disk Mullion. fre ch fuegos for New York. Hrig Mercedes (of Turks Iatands), Kobi, Cienfuegos, 23 nya, with smear, AC, to Fowler & Jorn. Fab Ly lat 241" ‘ion a 41, saw 4 vessel's foremast, with lower and topsail yard atiacl Brig Mintle (of Nassau), Mon'ton, Galveston Deo 28, ti Mavana Feb 3, with cotton, Jexandre & Sons, Is bound to Laverponi: put mea this port fe sib Roamer, ut mn fy EE Schr Rebecca, 1 tol, Haviland. ono 8 a i 3 with salt, brig Katie, tone t eeiee | Den A Pier Onlveat: nis, Phe alvet: Sehr © Brose, Meee, aoe ke, to master, Feb 10, off Gaye Carnar olay 12 ving, with roaveral, from Cardenas for Portland; samme tia Beg yy ta *, from, < la for Hoston, Hall, om on an (and pro chr ‘jonathan May neen of the Schr dona Genin, Gi Mot we Pan a nan gue, sad wes, ply 10 lon 0; eae ton, toNL arak vaW g aa faving Sfeet t water Jn the hold. 2g Sehr fades, jt: Tooker, Charleatot Behe Mary B Ne rlokton Wiking ee RO, Behr Kat tia ane Virani Sap he should have feud br rig Volant ot reel _— ia BELOW, Bark Landrath Von Stralendorif (Pras), Lorenz, from re Harriet ‘Rall, aes 61 days from Marseilles. sftgamships Yala do Cutt, deo Cromwell, Tybee, Leo, Mo- Wind at sunset NW. * ™M Disasters. Ba For disaster to ship Herald of the Morning see gene- ral news gplumna. Steas@® Gronak Swarreen, before reported ra on Long Point, has veen got off with assistance from Uae cutter Pawtuxet. Sur Hawn latest accounts from the wreck of ship Hamlet, ashore on Nanset beach, state that the vessel re- Maingin the.saine positon as before repuriet. Aithongh the season ix quite favorable for the saving for of they property, the wind being light fru east, yet howe meet a a the cast-south- to «tempt to discharge the a abi eras re eka sud spare. The ship and freight ee iomured to Jos 0 i the fi i off — Boy! 8000; Nt Reuland” gia, Byuicbie si ee. 8 gor: Ainerican, $11,500, , 80,00. ‘ete morning she Fetal, $70,800. About one-half of the cargo was Insured 4 the At'anrie Matual offies in New York, to the exte 375,000, ‘The Merosntile officein New York also had on the cargo, Sur Rosppa--Gosenasl 3 Jan Orleans for Liverpool, whet e_Roscoe, from New nba, mig Laggan Ba; 5 haw 18 water in her hold, the has sinee gone to pieces artoft pp ona) sored and 6 io bey d that the the Pest wi a Mer cargo (cedar ) had ‘been thrown over- board * Siu Lancasmie, from Manila for San which ut back, to Maui Nov 18, makin Ba had been con- demned Dec 6th, and was to Ay sistion! xk Ippo Kiwpaut, West, hence at dhe ha aving, ‘xpetledoad hen et ‘and Srtasie Si vit vores sails, damaged rigging and upper works, and sprung a leak. Brig Vincent, from Tendon, for Boston, beSore reported ashore on the Sow and Pigs L » has a cargo of iron, cop- Wer, sugar, ginger, Dens porter in fifteen minutes after she’ strack, part came up a — a So count fe, ea the minis eotichest aa sue lag, in Davtain Benleedla OMark: ‘Moat of the effects of tho ollicers and crew were und the second mate and seven of the crew arrived at New ford, the capiain and mate, rei on the taland te took after the cargo. When rom Ietverpool had heavy gale, tn which hipped 8 sea, Joalug the galley, und for crow had been on short allowance. aye, That cargo a consigned to Thayer & Peabody, n. Collector Grinnell despatched cutter Antietam the scene of the wi protect the revenue, Steam tug Trojan, with schrs Susan, United and Pilot in tow, also went to the wreck to render as- distance. Bria Cosmos, aloo, i priscaiohts, Lait po re. lea EB of Us} Hen! passed ts Feb 7, xbont 60 1 deck, with igen Parra 12th, eh ea, aware river, Henry N Long, mate, of Rockiand, fa consumption, Bric F W Gnape, ashore at Chatham, Cape ( ly pate ‘on Tuesday. The my bad) , eight in mee. = all saved tna kl Kind: cg un Chara W Bw oe arrived at Balt. more Ibu from Woods’ Hates in' ashore below. but not dan- gerously, A tug has heen Kent to assist her off, Miscellancous. Amenican Liorps’ Surriemznt for February 15, contains ing additions and corrections to the Registry of American and Foreign Shipping, is now ready for subscribers at the offices of the Association, 354Vall and 13 Broad streets. Brig Carirounta. Camm, from Matanzas for Bristol, ar. n Tuesaday afternoon, and was detdined by ti : Mami for violaiion of tho revenue va" ‘he cuttor fell in with the California, about 7 Gussany, sanding offshore none Nercagansett Beach, and, cling that she might have been engaged in smuggling, sent un officer on board: who, in searching, found 0 case of 5,000 cigars in the run, directly under the hatch, covered with A tarpaulin, and Capt Tompkins, of the cutter. considered elf justified in seizing the vessel. Capt Camm asseria iam his entire ignorance of the cigars being on board the vessel; that coming in by Montauk on Sunday he struck Into a thick fog about# AM next day. and soon after anchored in six fathomsof water, near the breakers, and remained until about4 AM on 13th, not knowing where he waa, Spoken, &c. p Beane ees 40 days from @alermo for New York, lat 2, lon 4: Imont (Br), Robbins, from St Martins for Rock- land vee 12, in Vineyard Sound. ‘S Hillis, steering SSW, showing No 2340, Feb 8, off Caryatort Iteet, ries Foretgn Forts. Axtwerr, Jan 27—Arr Urgent, Edward, Philadelphia; 28th, Retarn, Strickland, NYork. nAner Nov 1—8id Mandarin, NYork; 10th, Wild Gazelle, umph! mn Wild Gazelle, Himplie saki for do; Sth, Hy Bi 9th, Benefactress, Ashby, Shanghai ford meralda, Beck, Am: Broowieraw, Jai 26—Sld J & R Young, Healy, B n 2h—Arr Hermann (8), Wen roneang (nad aid 27th for Rotterdazay, Matava, Dec S—Are Andrew duckson, McUallum, New Zealand (ind wld 1th for Tamura). Jan 2i—Ave brig Juno (Br), Willia ork. Sd 28d, bark Muyildwer, Spain. ‘Cowes, Jan 2—Arr Henry B Wright, Park, Callao (and ald 2th Yor Rotterdam): 28th, E sherman, Blanchard, do, Bl 26th, Alexandrine, Cooper, Point de Galle roxno, Veo Min pork, Ellen F Cunacos, Fab 1No vessels in port, Dat, Jan 27—Arr st Lawren James, London for York (and proceeded); 20h, Adral i ‘Adathert: Sehnivatier, do for Pensavola (und anchdred); Adele, Claussen, do for NYork (and proceeded), Farwocr. Jan Bo Are Saruh T. Hull, Davis, Philadelphia, Sid Zaku, Win Cooper Tucker, W iaingian zen, Shanghai; Nu- DecS—Sld Lizzie Boggs, bob, Betting, N Yorks Giascow, Jdn 2o—sid Britannia (o. NYork. 16, Golden Rule, Leach, ‘OA, Jun M—Arr Omega, Costa, Philade apimmzan feats re Gevaert Chapuane Palerméltaiis or Norra, Jan 20-—Arr Ton, Willett, Tiverpco! for Saran nah Bid Sth, Golden Light. Slater, Savannah; Jos Holmes, Babin, New’ Oriente (thes from beerpoe Harn, Jan 2o“arr'J Cummings, Mockway, Philadet- phta. I6NG KoxG, Doc 4—Arr Santee, Salter, Bosto Rg. Inger Fos Mien ane Tith, Josefita and Ab York; 18th, Orpheus, Crowell, San Francis, Sid Deo 3, Agenoria, Spurr, San ¥1 won; Sth, Amy Douglass, Attor diger, Mungkok: 18th, Tanjore, Mattia, ‘NYork: Midnight, Crosby. da; Arraoan, Singxpore; 14th, 1Ly-ee-mooni, Crowing- 1. Bac Havax rt steamer Cuba, Sundberg, from ane’ Just arr aon wou aatl tn fut Mowe leone Pilanirais Feb bs —cld brig Herbert, Sauford, NYork. Arr Industrie, Htikens, Beltimuores J * Morales. Mi MeFi i Ptadedph repete, bates {Flere Brewer, Brewer, mission rless, Major, Ald bith, Mentor, Schuring, Baltimore; MeLean, City Point; Leo, Cottam, Galveston; 27th,’ Chorin nua ast City of ‘Limerick (4), Jones, NYork: Maud, Aberneth: Monmouth, Jones, BOrieans: ‘2th, Rising Water, Pearson, and Alice Kelley, uenos » Port Ayres tor ', Robinsor, for 7—In po Hint oueaiih. Hecla (a), Edmondsot Rockwood, Burket, Charleston; Resolute, Harris, Cairo, M'Lean, Philadelphia; Bluenvee, ’ Kettle, Wyoming, Burton, dy: Belalat iw), Brows, Portland, pox, Jan 2j—Arr Danieb Weoster, Spencer, NYork: Robena, Martin, do. Asnt out 2th, Henrietta, Davidion San Frunetaco, esend wth, Unione, NYork; Northern Crown, yank. 26—Wut in, Annie Sharp, Sharp, from the TANCCO, n Z}—Arr Welfinfurat, Mayhew, NYork. Eissom, Jaa 22—-Arr Marianna IV, Santon NYork, bark Sacramento, Hussey, NYork, Maita, Ja simo, JamesN Yo Manita, NYorky 29h, “Speedwell, Hicks, San tie Warren, Wotton Lon- Gon’ dy Hercules, San Prancinco, Mapnas, Dec Sid Harry Warren, Atwood, Calcutta; 29th, Coroim penier, Akyab, Mostevipeo, Dee 13 —Lu port ; Odessa, Neh ‘Tref! a Eugenie, Fl ™ Pleiades, Wells, ‘to: Vaimer, ai Smith, Hulton, do; brig Sparkling Sea, pare ldg. Neweastix, Jan %5—Ent out, Princess Royal, Grieves, for New Orleans, ry 0TH, Jan 28—Put in, Heiress, Clark, from New: can! York. P p, Jan 20—Put in, Kate Angus, sets | trom Shields for Hoston. Purwourn for Port Philip Pexans, Dee tows, Jan 36—Arr Orinoc, kiderkin, Liverpool for ‘ave, Woodburn, tos athe Privat, do, Swananat, Nov 3- Horatio, Bee NYork: Dee 6, ney W Seybirn Rid Dee’ 4, Osear, NY Sounanay ell, Rangoon ior Hong Kong. IN n 9—I0 port bark Howland, Lewis, for Bos ton in 2 brigs Unicorn, Leighton, for Baltimore & days Jane (Br), MeLelian, Boston; Mary & Emma, Cousins, disg; sehr DL Sturges, Homans, for Boston, St Mane, Jan2d—In port brig Advance, for New York in 20M, Marahavilla, Paseall, and Woosnng, « Liverpool for San Francisco; 27th, Corme rant, & ‘rom do for do. BAY, Jan —Olt, Lizzie Moses, Austin, from London for NYork. ‘Trinsre, Jan 26—Arr IddorKimball, West, NYor! Arr Start King, Smith, Hong hong. Std Wuasroa. Dev Atking; NYork, Dee 7, Bothwell Yoxouama, Nov }— Ports. bark Jenny (Pres), , . Herdendr . barks ‘Glide, 4 ee rom iene not Mate 1065 to (ites, Vanee, Cape Ha tridge, Jackson Sd steamer Chath Harri BILTMORE. > hips sie, Havana via € gr | Wm Kennedy, H 7s. a cl wb owen’ Buunan, Wi Smart, soe Eves seta ites MCAS, Pata | R OL Wow TR epee echr Saginaw, Car- penter, Boston for “A ; Conner, of eat 6 Sah nny "Tien ont er leroy aviids (Bry, Lorway, 88 Jon ‘York: sel Wnt, do: [yy ne ie ete iam rer he ‘barks GeoG Meade, Avery, Porveiles: Manton, Forte, ie, brig Helle Hernard, Cook, Key West; sches W Ui ro, Colson, Providence; Elizabeth Magee, Ith (by tel)—. bee 3 | Welsh Baga? wed Px sree Kents Mics Bow, sche, Wit SOstLaa. Feb in Grenticig Boston, brig (a BF Lael Wt dren ‘achr Ruth H maker i ty Matava, yl... barks Triumph, An- des urgs Frontier; scirs LW Dyer, ‘ie COVE, Feb 14—I: ba Wm H Ran- all Bierra Loone for Bostunt Balada St Marine for Hook WILMINGTON. NO, Feb 10—Arr steamer Star! be NYork; brigs Rig Holt, Charleston: aide Ane, 4on Nassau; schr J ‘aine, Rich, New York. Sclirs Nelle Farbox, ndleton, * Fostouy Wan Pls, 1 Howard’ and Susan E Brown, Place, NYork, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marrted. Benswancer—Hes.—On Wednesday, February 14, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. S.'M. Isaacs, Jacon Bunswancer, of Pittsburg, Pa, to Berta, eldest daughter of Abraham Hess, Eeq., of New York. ioe Francisco, Pittsburg and Philadelphia papers copy. Comomcny--Bumnor.. —On Tuesday, January 23, at St, Saviour's church, Hompstead, London, by the Rev. J. Starks, Henny Atxsworrn Coxpron, of Maccles- field, to Jouayxa Lovwe Avausra, the youngest daughter of the late Sir Henry Bishop. Dovar—Cumanc.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, pyc 18, by the Rev. L. H. B Mills Frasor E. Dopar to Matitpa B., daughter of the late Hon. Thomas W. Cumming. Lamp—Dorr.—In Roxbur , on Saturday, Febru- ary 10, by the Rev, Dr, F. ee Huntington, Gro. Lame, of New . to Eminy B., only daughter of Wm. B. Dorr, Esq., of Roxbury. —In Peekskill, on Tuesday, Febra- SrupiIne—Prrere, ary 13, at the residence of the bride’s uncle, by the Rev. E. G, Cobb, assisted by the Rev. ‘Anson’ Gleason, of Brooklyn, J. J. Sruvpixa, of Chicago, Ill, to Connkita T., youngest daughter of the late Joseph H. Peters, of Brouklyn. Died. AvuarRe.—At Farmingdale, N. 12, TanockmorToN A, ALLAt on Monday, Februnry , inthe 57th year of his age. The remains were taken to Shrewsbury for interment. Acarz,—On Thursday, February 15, Joun Heyry, son of Frederick and Catharine Agatz, aged 3 years, 8 months and 13 days, The telally es and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from_ the residence of his parents, No, 134 Bloomfield street, oken, Connie —On Thursday, February ilness, ‘Tomas N. Came ., in the 64th year of his ave, ‘Tho relatives and fri iS of the family are re: fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi. dence, 52 West Fourteenth street, on saturday after- noon, at three o'clock. Coxast.—At Springfield, Til, on Saturday, February 10, Liste, wife of Levi J. Conant, daughter of John and Hannah Brodie, and granddaughter of the late Joseph r, of this vity. G8. —On Thursday, F gon of Nelson and Emily’ J. ‘The relatives and = ar attend the fur ft from the ticth sireet, Hirciess.—At’ Georgetown, Conn., on Wednesday, February 14, after years’ of sufferins, daughter of th late Captain Philip Hitcher k. Hs Febru after a short nary 15, Warten E., only cee. Teapectfally invited to day afternoon, at one o'clock, dence of his parents, No, 170 West Twen- 0’ New York 15, Sina Kennan, , family and those of her brother John and Andrew Smith, are invited to attend the fane- : ernoon, ab one o'clock precisely . Andrew Smith, oT of Bright's dis- on of the late , 11 months and the family are respectfully invited to ate tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his mother, Kighty-ninth street, near Eighth avenue. Lyscu.—On Wednesday, February 14, Mrs. Barn. ATA, Lynen, a native of Donegal, parish of Bali county Mayo, Ereland, in the 78th year of her ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect(ully invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, No, 484 Canal strect, this (Friday) afternoon, at ono o'clock, thence to Calvary Comotery: Mass'—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Thoraday, February 15, Wraraiann Mass, aged 2 years, 8 months and 12 days, youngest child of Gottfried and Fanny Mass, is love |. 80 vouny aud tir, Called henee by cariy doom ; Just came to show how soon # flower In Paradise would bioot Moas—On Thursday morning, February 15, Carna- xine, wife of Jobn Mills. Funeral services to be held at the Rossville church, om Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock Mirte.—On Thursday, February 15, at Rossville, 8 1., Carumeine E. Mitts, ‘The Canoeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from St, Luke's church. The relatives wad friends are invited to attend the funoral, without further notice. Motroy.—On Thursday afternoon, February 15, at half- it two o’clock, Witntn ©. William C, and te F. Molloy, ‘aged # months and 1 day. The friends of the family ure respectfully invited to attend the fancral, from the res. denee of his pareats, 131 corti ag eighth street, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock. Mrrrar.*-On Wednesday evening, neem Ms, Col. James B, Monway, in the 77th year of his'nge The friends of ‘the family are Tewpecttully, myited to attend the funeral, from the Mercer street church, near Eighth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. The remains will bo taken to the family vauit, at Greenfield Hill, Conn. Rowxnisox.—On Monday, February 12,git his lato resi- dence, aplain Jasas C. Ronerrson, D ; a native of Scotland, aged 50 years. English and Scottish papers please copy. 14, of infirmity, Suapax.—On Wednesday, Februar; Maky, widow ot Philip 5! ‘The funeral will take place from. he 136 East Fourteenth street, this (Frid half-past nine o’elock, to the Churel Second avenue, fra thence to Caly terment, ‘The relatives and friends of th family are re- spectfuliy invited to attend. Srickky.—On Tuesday evening, February 1s, of old age, Potar Stiexsy, in the 74th fh His relatives and friends are 1, from the residence of his con Philip, ay ifty-ninth street, on Saturday afternoon, nek. < —On Thursday, Febrnary 15, of disease of the heart, Groror W., only son of Daniel W. Stewart, aged 23 years, 4 months and 4 days The relatives and friends of the family, alee the oMicers and members of Company F, Bighth’ regiment, N lly invited to attend the ay aflernoon, at three o'clock, at his late resides Tl Leroy street. His remains will be taken to West Somers, Westchester county, N. Y., on Monday morning, for interment. ny ? POST OFFICE TICE. | al OFFICE NOTICE, ‘The mails for Great Briinin and the Continent, vin Fale mouth and Havre, per steamer Pniion; for Irelaiml, via stowh, per steamer Chy of Wastington, amd for the n States, via Mamburg, per steainer Bavaria, om at tla offlee at 10:90 A) M., M Stations C and D, 9. A. M. Sistioas 5 ond & Wy ALM. Static JAMES KELLY, P.M. SPKCIAL NOTICES, INSIGNEES PER TRIPOLI, AUSTALASIAN AND Palestine are informed that their goods are now lying on Ce the company's wharf, Jersey City, at thelr risk 2 OF other injury, and they eat raiested (9 remove them at once, ARD, N 4 Bowling Green. ENIAN BROTHERHOOD.—A PUBLIC MELTING will bo held a WE Granil street, on. Friday eventing. February 16, 1884, as Fi o'clock, for the’ purpose one ‘orga ing» cA Cirele rae ot the P. a3 Admission £r0e 40 ladies age Sod others will address the niet ssi INE RS, ATTENTION. DesuLrey eae iG AND RO Roe STING GOLD OF vLLY DON Donk AWAY Wirt. wt 1 sll ron ih fre assay, showing nearly the same Fifty, f Teetening patie toe bullion. “Mtr machinery san be oxents Sarin yee arr tram Tin 4 Sela My aly ee SB. DODGE. COE PLUS CLTRAI—wiNTRR's IMPROVED " adh nel eee cee te Me mene | A w ven jane a lo wel Yor joint interes!) by “The Washington. tn tire of Anata: aod unerri op both tas cue Tana ibs. eanee Vastent sof mye | been “gies ‘200. wa) Rronday. N. *. “THE WASHINGTON IKON WORKS. Nob ¥. 8. alas akan one (HONS OF DE- a CLASS OF 10 WIL. HOLD A Mi . the university on Saturday, 17th fo MOSS, OTR FARIRES oF aa using of the See Sas Mine George PH m a} resi panera fo runt nd Josoph Hlobwen nt Raamae ALSOP & CO, The of Alsop & Co, Ban Franciseo, | ares PI Stosock and Tiburce Perron pene Kobert C. of 42 South N chabert, C. Pergaason, street, Now York, will =| ant pe Pendiceta engl FINANCIAL. | A RGiRR Or FER, PONS Oh ian {othe undersea, to make emer ‘ki K. Jes vas yosstbla, tone up & Cony Agents of the Com nd pum: Serra fone aetne aes the Soa thelr DRANE. re taana sae fimington, §. Tones st PETROLEUM COMPANY. ‘Office of the Ivanhoe fA aly Corpo 44 Pine street, Jew York. Feb 13, 188, The dirertora'0 tro ion have this day = eee ne Honth ord of January. oa theo sant eee ae ‘Transtew fit be dosed froke SS ee lates. Secretary. ‘OTICE. FOR THE REDEMPTION OF YUBA COUNTY BONDS, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Funding Commissioners of the county of Yuba, State of California, have In hand the sum of seven thonsand three hundred and sixty-six dollars in coin for the redemption of, Yuba connty bonds of the jee of the year 18ST: also the sum of one thoumand seven hundred nid oth’ mee in cotn foe the redemption of Yuba county bonds of the lane of the ear 1861; aud that seated proj be received at the Bounty Trausiirer's office of sald cuanty-th thechty of Mares, ville, until Saturday, the 2ith day of March, A.” D, 1888, ai the honr of 10 o'clock A. M, of that day. ‘Tho July conpone of 19% must be attached io the bondi, and the ‘proposala ted by the bonds to be redeem Maid thie Hit lay of December, A. D185 at Manyara, cm ey WELL, Yuba county, Calfornta. WM. CARPENTER, Funding Commissioners, re county, Oa) California, QOFRCE oF THR PITHOLE FARMS. PETROLEUM Co: 26 Pine strost, New York, Feb. 13, 1866. — mpany have this day deckared mw divie en of fag 4) per able Ld earnings for the month of January, von the 20th inat, say if, WHITR, Sooretary. Ths YEL ow JACKET SILVER MINING COMPANY vas levied an assessment of A150 gol4 per share, due 17th March; delinquent 17th of April | Wa are prepared to trabaudt amounts due by astern elockholders, by telegraph oF mat, through the It wdifornta, ‘& AWVALLER, No. 33 Pine street. YORK for for ante fifty thousand tat Stack, whten sm portion us terms, hte AND FL DO isco. Thiseompany's pro niable gold property on the Pacttic cost, biy inthe world. The e ny was forme pon the: Tost economeal prinetplos, a Seb asiclee to to third Machinery aud develop the mines. for the fest year, Novwithatanding enterprises by the exe ter i the oompiny h here work ini ea) tal te 4 rity de buildings and staem power auticient’ to. runt eighty atrepe; but have only. fast pat ino ¢ result of h ‘otticers talker t Ware, D880) ON FIRST. MORTGAGE ON proved property in, West Party fanrth street, worth more than double? no brokerage paid. Address A. Bey Herald office, 000) WANTED—ON B on first claws real es! 1. Address box 4, $8. D. 310.00) FOR SIX n good Keenrity. To g buistneasin the Sou MORTe Houses, a4 ted. Hrinel- WANTED—AS A FIRST ee story high stoop bri ties the amount, well 0 I AMES ROWE, 768 (hint avenue , COPARTNERSHIPS. GENERAL O8 SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED With from’ $59,000 to’ S100 809 Panicing Duslness: m tht et ie the Address Mouker Nor ts feral ol MEMBER © He NEW YORK TOC EXC HANGER JA, wonid fike tons tate, sapere” ¢ with Kote ested Hiehed house, Addre 3, B box 34 Post office. PARTNER TED-IN THE TRON RU A 439 Broadway, corner Furty-th N ASSOCIATE W. ANTED—WITT $1,000, 0 MANU- fueture a staplo articles of large demand; salen for cash; profits large. Address Hl. Homer, box 126 Horabé Afwen to tw! thowsaint dollars required: inesw man Would’ meet with an opportunity, weltom red. Apply to JAS. Haiti, Assistant Assensor, paper, engraving aad picture establishment to tt Hia'$500 weohive a ply niter 1 a 77 Nasa treet, i peng i ier the nase of KT. Sinith solved from the 7th day of February. The finn of E. T. Smith & Co. will be co inued by the undersigued, who ‘solielt « continuance of thelr favors. KE. 7. SMITH. LNTHONY MAUR! ARTNER WANTEDWIN A LIGHT AND ¥ROVITABLER anntacturing business, weil established and retiable references exohanged, For further particulars apply at ad Broadway, room No. 8, f RISER WANTED WITH A CAPITAL © in « manufacturing busiuess: Inrge and Call A090 Rrosdways LYONS & GU SHIPPING KUSINESS,.—T VERTISER DESIRES "lo muses a party Tully ported: “Addrens Shipping, Herald ice, T Fett 3 A YC MAN WITH © purchase of a tannfactar- between Sand 61. M. te Ixon atreat TISER W, with him AND ENTERPRISING MAN, fhe place of ® retiring pareeer TH THIS AMOUNT, retiring and to carry Apply at 31 Ridge street, near FANTED—A_ YOUN with $10,000, to tak: V iyo manofseturing aud wholesale cash busness, Merchant, box © Herald office, SRO PARTNER WANTED, IN A PLEASANT ae sand first class business, paying al pre “iat $1,005 will pay $10,00. Por particalurs eall at 90 — IVONS «& co. 1 @a VANTED, TO TAKE TE Ix. $800. retiring, In & meat Luter, f sbli-hed corner stand. reet, Brookivn, 2 O00 TO $4,000 —PARTNER WANTED, IN THE a“ last manufacturing business in Apply to GEO, SMITH, 64 Chathan street, New York. TO $10,000. MAN WANTED $8.000 ernie sion dnvnnt to neous Mawdtactaring basiness alrewly established, To any one aufe aud profilable busines this iy a good chance, W. H., Jersey City Post office, 0007, 4, —PARTNER WANTED (EITHER LB silent or netive) inn safe and profitable bale 4, For particulars addvess K. ©. B., box 28) Most oflier. and produ: exanil ACTIVE BUSINESS OPPORTU NITIES. STOMER Wisurs TO PURCHASE A Hook and St biistneas now tn wae Nadress Te « lerald oflce. oe ful operation, Ot On MORE PERSONS, HAVING ABOUT $10,om8, 4 boy Be hoe id wame in developing of lands, wi ae th by stock ddrees oa, Herald otlee. aeons seselaaia a Wo OF TK “BEST AND Most tents for sale; #itteen years to run. iM FOW Link, 79 Nass W ANTED_BY AN ENGLISH COMMISSION HOUSR, ay agent who can indluenee orders for British gouda and insurances (both fre aud marine), and als une con signnienta of merchandise, tiils side w London wad fale. vom Address, with particulars, for one Week, i. It., Her~ $5 (0,000.~ Sei GENTLEMAN AN OF FIRST CLASS sition desires te tig wih » party faving frm Si LD, to Curry om Bitar i gtr hat ‘nro wih iia 5 f sige sie DRY Goons, — Quirt BOKOMS, WATSON & STEWART, conan to Lag 2 Panton, $6 Duane street, manufactarar Mt Bosoms, of every quality, for the trade. Orders ee Melted and promptly execute. — Nioods Goods made up (o order. PLE INe Bie. g mr 5 aad RENCH WI iy ARTY aeniNG 78 ie me HRNAIEL io Sixth avenue, Decorteng ee irae, RCA, Rauf, cen BAe EAGaeniae ie Me Ea mens antag rear ei pawn ets. HOUSE KNOWN AS THR Pins BROOK HOTEL, nits, stables aud oauboridings, have Tae for dor gsr the es sae Faking therm club fields hundred tee ne) fren re aren a ce attints | subscribe ean do so by cpviving at No. <) FOURTI AVR. oe a or by yp ‘et wil iam ‘Any O'Callaghan ie ‘ned at tite oe maw the wi eg “) communtente pst ay ith Mesern Kawia james & Dunphy, at their odioes, NE ONT HAVE 700 QUA Wit MAKERS, ATTENTION <1 HAVE 70 QU ARTE ‘nto oe eke es