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

"FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Wevespar, Feb. 28-6 P. M. ‘The stock market continues to show great firmness and increasing speculative activity, the prospects of the railroads and the future of monetary affairs being promising, and the natural tendency of prices upward. ‘At tho early session of the open board Erie and Michi- gan Southern were the leading favorites. Erie (sales 5,900 shares) sold at $534 a 4, Michigan Southern (sales 6,500) 7044 » %, New York Central 93, Reading 101, Cleve- land and Pittsburg (sales 3,300) 785, Rock Island 105%, North Western 27%, preferred 665{, Fort Wayne 93%, Schuylkill Coal 16. At the first regular board the market ‘was firm, and the speculative feoling very confident Erie, Rock Island and Michigan Southern were the strongest and most active of the railway shares. Erie closed § higher than at the half-past two o’clock board yestorday, Reading 3, Michigan Southern %, Rock Island 134, Northwestern preferred 3s, Fort Wayne 34, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 34, Cumberland x, Quicksilver 15g. New York Central was 34 lower, Clevo- land and Pitsburg %, Northwestern 3s. linois Central, ‘Western Union Telegraph and Mariposa were steady. Mr. Fregerick A. Lane, formerly counsel of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, and Cleveland and Pittsburg Railway Companies, was 10-day elected a director of the latter gold mining company, im the place of a non- resident director, resigned. Government securities were steady and dull. * At the one o’clock sessions the market was firm. The chief activity was confined to Erie and Old Southern— the salos of the former aggregating 10,200 shares at the open board. At the half- past two board prices were somewhat irregular. Hudson River closed 34 higher than at the first regular board, Ilinois Central 1, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Quicksilver 34. Northwestern and Cumberland were steady. New York Central was lower, Erio 34, Read. ing %, Michigan Southern 4, Rook Island 1, North- western preferred 3, Fort Wayne %, Obio and Missis- sippi certiticates 34. Pacific Mail sold at 205, Govern. ment gold Baditng securities were rather heavy. Coupon sixes of 1881 declined 3, ten-forties 34. Seven-thirty motes were steady. At tho open board at half-past three the market was dull and a fraction lower. Erle (sales 3,600) closed on the call at 853;, Michigan Southern 7034, New York Cen- tral 914, Illinois Central 115, Cleveland and Pittsburg 77%, Cleveland and Toledo 108%, Rock Island 106%, Northwestern preferred 5474, Fort Wayne 92%. After- wards the market closed firm, At half-past five Erie was quoted at 85% a 3%, Michican Southern 70% a %, New York Contral 91% a %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 771% a %, Reading 99% a %, Rock Island 106 a 3, North- western 27% a %, preferred 44% a 55, Fort Wayne 02% a ‘Yhe money market was easier than at any time since last Thursday, and although the regular rate for call loans continued to be seven per cent, there were many exceptions at six on railway collaterals. The govern- ment is disbursing freely. The discount lino is firm, and first class commercial paper submits to 7a 8 per cent. The Western money markets are casy, and at Cincinnati a flow of currency eastward is reported, owing to a brisk demand for exchange, The Chicago Tribune of the 24th remarks :— The money market to-day was steady and quiet. The demand for money ie moderate, and good paper is freely discounted at the banks at ten per cent po: annam. Street rates are steady at 1a 2 per cent month. East- ‘orn exchan, nge is in active demand and very firm at par buying, and 1-10 premium seliing. Round lots were in active demand among bankers at 60c. a 760, premium, per thousand. The gold market has been steady, the price being alter- nately 136% and 187 all day until half-past three, when it declined 3, and closed at 136}%¢.a,%. ‘The supply of coin for delivery continues easy, and’8 a 4 per cent is paid for having it carried. To-morrow the seml-annral coln interest on the ten-forty loan, amounting to 34,010,252, will bocome due, Foreign exchauge haa beon inactive, bat leading draw- ers have advanced their rates for sterling % percent. ‘They now ask 108% for their sixty days’ bills; but there were no buyers of large amounts at this price. Com- ‘mercial bitin and france are quéved at yesterday's rates, A meeting of the Clearing Heuse Association was held this morning, at the Ameriean Exchange bank, when the report of the committes on hank deposits, recently re- turned from Washington, was heard and approved. The tax will Be levied only on the net deposits, but the re- turns must include the gross deposits. ‘The Comptroller of the Curronoy has issued the fo!low- {ng circular, upon a subject of great public intzrest— namely, that of mutilated National bank notes, in which he very correctly maintains that banks are bound to redeem all their notes in legal tenders on presentation and that they are not Justified im making deductions for parts of mutilated notes, missing ; mutilated noes should, therefore, be redeemed in full or not at all, and tho re- dempuion of such shouid not be refused unless thero is reason to believe that the mutilation was made for frazdu‘ent purposes :— Treasury Deranreeyt, Orrice oF tHe COMPTROLLER OF THE CoRRENCY, Wasimaros, D, C,, Feb, 15, 1866. An impression seems to prevail in the public mind that the same rigid results and regulations preseribed by the Treasurer of the United States for the redemption of mutilated Treasury and United States notes are applica bie to the redemption of mutilated bank notes, Lhis is @ mistako—although a circular issued to National banks from this office contaming suggestions on this subject Tocoguized the propriety in some instances of redeeming Mutilated notes at leas than their face value—the inten. tion was to leave the matter mainly to the discretion of the officers of the banks, In order, howev io make the matter perfectly clear, and to obviate for the futore all necessity for explanatory letters, I now propos briefly to state that experience has demonstrated the toespediency, if not the illegality, of allow. ing fractional violations of mutilated notes, bo- sides which, it confuses and complicates our ac- counts sach a degree as to render the plan im ». A bank is bound to redeem tis notes on ‘The fact that a portion of one of its promia- sory notes Ia torn off, or missing, does not cancel this obligation, so long a3 thare is no reason to believe that the mes ng portions 0. the note can or will be used to dofrand. Section fifty-eight of the Currency act will always justify an inqu ry as to the cause or manner of mutilation, If the explanation is satisfactory, the note should be rede med in full; but if the inquiry sh Jead to the belicf that fraud was intoude a, Uy sing to redeem it! N on from the face value of nt intent, and evide justify the bank in ref *, the note should be The £11 face value will be allo for all mu- tiated notes returned to this office when such valine was allowed by the bank which redeemed them. The officers of the b ar the only competent judges as to the Propriety or necomity of the cave, and it gees fons arising upon mat lated notes preseuled for redemption are loft to ther jadgmeut and divcretion. FREEMAN CLARK, Comptrotlor of the Currency. When tho failure of the Columbian Insurance Com- pany was announced, the fate of the Morris Fire and In land Insurance Company was regarded as sealed by those best informed of their afairs, The two companies were practically under the one management. The latter coin- pany was originated by Mr. B.C, Morris, the Prosident of the Columbian Company, in 1864, with a capital of $200,000. The business of the two companios waa transacted =in the same office till with. im the last six months, and the causes productive Of their failure are Kdeutical, Just ax the Columbian changed its Presiient a few months before its collapse, 80 did the Morris, and in each instance the motive for the change was an obvious disinolination on the parto gome one to be in at the death. The management of doth these institutions is severely criticised, and sume rather surprising revelations are likely to be made on the subject before long. It is not improbable tha: other in surance companies which still continue to do busin in this city are sufMflciently tnsvivent to call for a wind- ing up of theirathuns by the State authoritios. The Rursell File Company has deciard its regular quarterly dividend of ten per cent, Messrs. Jay, Cooke & Co, announce that they will open thetr New York house to-morrow in the oflices formerly occupied by the Columbian Marine Insurance Co., at the corner of Wall aud Nassaa street Mr, Edward Dodge, formerly of tho firm of Clark, Dodge & Co,, Mr. Pitt Cooke and Mr. Fahnestock will be the resident partners in this city. The firm will transact a genoral banking and stock business, particular attention being given to Government rocurition, The following is the text of the substitute to the now Finance bill sumitted by Thad Stevens, and which ft is eupposed wil! pass, the fate of the Morrill bill being no longer doubtful :— ‘That the act entitied “An act to provide ways and Means tO Mupport the government,” approved \areh 1866, shall bo extended and con-trued wo authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to di Of any description of vonds authorized by said act to such an amow such manner and at sach rates, not less than par, as he may think advisable, for lawful money of the United States, or for any Treasury notes, certificates of indebtedness, ot Cort tivates of deposit, or other representatives of vaine, which have been or which may be issued under any act of Congress, and proceeds thereof shall be axed only fot retiring Treasury notes or by obligations bearing interest issned under any act of Congress, but nothing herein contained shail be constrned to authorize any Increase of the public debt. The Now York exporta, exélusive of specie, for the ‘wok ending February 27 and since the beginning of the ined :— iiiababiatl 1804. 1865, 1866. «+ 1$2,963,866 $5,163,465 $3,190 051 Perino work. 32 028,187 Previously reported, 20,209,482 83,204,107 ——— Since Javuary 1. $23,178,348 $97,367, $07,267,052 $35,227,288 ‘The New York imports compare a8 follows :— 1864, ina. 4 Dry goods....+..+.$%010,141 $1,123,584 $4,619,244 General merohaid’e. 1,734,888 2,044,077 2,631,699 ‘Fares enne?, Total fer the w'k. $4,244,073» $3,172,001 62, Previously reported. 27,405,898 13,861,353 Soona Since January 1. $31,650,869 $17,034,014 $47,129,146 A record kept by one of the officers of the Redemption Division of the Treasury Department shows that counter- feits from the fifty dollar issue down to the five cent note, amounting in the aggregate to $208 75, were detected and marked by that office last week. ‘The following table shows the clearing and balances at the Clearing House at Chicago for the week ending Feb- Tuary 2¢:— Balanoes. 1,028,008 $17.1 150,299 117,327 3 ie 110,901 Totals... tees ($008,635 * 844,504 The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was'as fol. lows:— serene $1,281,731. Balance. New York Bteok J BExcharge. Frnavany 28, 1866. beret a ore A. M. e000 v5 041 con ok Pe Erie RR. US6's, 5 Tooweu-8 o's, foaseon too 11000 Trea n'73-102us oo 800 5500 = do. smali3ds 100 200 100 100 10 Erie 200 Hi 77 200 Read: {400 1000 200000hio & Miss cer 25% 6500 Mich 2000Buf, NYSE 1m 94 1600 8000 Erie 1st mort.. 99% 200 1000 Mich So SF bds 95 500 2000 Chic& NWim 81 1001U 5000ClevkTol sf bds 94 8 Pai 1000Pts, FW&Chilm 98 400 Cl 22000Pitts, FWACh3d 80 600 6000 American gold 137 500 18 shs Metropol Bk. 122 600 10 Continental Bauk 96% 1000 83 Nassau Bank..., 107 500 10 Fourth Nat Bk,. 93 800 18 Bank of America 137 600 15 Bk of Commerce 106 = 100 100 Pa Coal Co 155 100 100 Cumb Coal 200 100 do. 400 200 Wilksbar: 100 i” bie * oie) Tel 100 200 Mariposa prof. .. 300 Quickativer ‘MgCo m0 Mariposa Mg Co. 300 Atlante M $8 Co 181 0 do. .24 call 190 100 Pacific M'SS Co. 201 100 do 202 0. + 106, 60 NJ Central RR.. 113 aes Ra ore oan Ion ag TH $30000U86"s,6-200°65. 102% gree idRiverRR, 10834 " sl tT ver) 1000. do” 108 Reading RR..., 100% 890 Cumb Coal rf.s10 oft Pacific M 8 ¢ SE hivan pet . & 100 Chic . tose 100 WO.ceereees 118 Receipts and Disbursements at the wer ard of the Assistant Treasurer of the Mouth: of States at Now York; for February, 1566. February 1, 186, Receipts ring the month— Customs Loans. Internal revenue. Post Oitice Department. ‘Transfers... Gold notes Patent fees Miscoilaneo = 02,021,719 Total . : $145,473,902 Pav nis Tr asury drafts. $53,621,551 Post Oflice do. ° 618 63,827,201 Balance February 28, 1866........+...++ «$91,646,101 Balanoe Cr., disbursing accounts. $14,292,409 Receipt: during the month....,.+ 11,511,136 25,803,640 Paymeatsscesseeeseeeee . 13,400,575 poe mprere Sree pen «$12,812,970 Balance, Interest accounts, Appropriations ... Pay ments tn coin, Payments ia noies: Balance. ... + $4,510,565 Receipis for customs in F 12,018,659 Reoo.pis ior customs iu Fob 4 923,214 Increase in February, 1363... + 87,100,445 Balance, Cr., ballion and expen Aveay Olive Cott poo ived during U Fins bars do. Total oe Payments in‘ Payments in fine Balance Funds in hand in Assistant Treasur- Funds in Assay Oilico. Fine bars. Balin were somewhat firmer. Tabs tac Canada flour was to some extent in sellers’ favor, alos'ng ‘rm at our quotations, with sales was inactive and nominal, Corn meal was firm, with SVSRosssssss Serer ereees e 3 woe oS x 552 E BSsssssss i E Rewaka! aP iP 3 iG fl : I te g) closed firm at x0 gi i Ht 3 = ? BE # ri fr BEE iy Hf 2 E i id i E rd if & Bo 5 2 H Et i I 3 # i rf 3 i Re i 5° i Hh i re : f / f oF i i : } i i ne ae gees Ey z mt = ¥ y =e seeseeese better 700 boxes, at 153¢¢, for Cumberland cut and 16%6. for short mie ae ae =e if ie fe note sales <i tomg BR. Co for shoulders and 163¢c. a 183¢c. Forbes. Dovenad were quiet bit steady. at 125¢c oti for Western and 13%. aes 4c. pa, State, Lard rm, with a good demand. Msg the sostins Ieee ie ve 1's opt came fer ea firin, at 280. a 486 for Wostern aid S0e, a 400. for Siate, Choese was steady ie quiet, A Afow sales were made at ‘16c, a 22c., as to quality—the latter for prime lots factory Psrrowzvm was duli and declining, with sales of about 4,000 bbis., mainly at 273¢c. a 20¢, Frbe ksi gyal a d6c. a ee in bond, Lape mgtpaed iy id 8 650. for peel peta wi at ic, ate | smd pe tase aloes a 1840, for for or Onrollon. fucaR.—The market was firmer, with a more active demand, mainly Praca arposes. The sales wore 1,610 bhds. Cabe raucovado at 10%0. 9 13}¢0. and cts Porto Rico at 133¢c,, and 413 boxes Havana at ic. @ 1dc, Tazow was firm, with further sales of 20,000 Ibs. at be le SS Towacoo was inactive and nominal. we heard of were 30 hhds Kentucky at from 6c. to sifaoncer espn, 0 wie The alle 259 bbia, The by oie market was firm eeunemeniadtaoeuamn = © Pune SriNrenuet DEPARTMENT, ‘Youre, Feb. feouae fered of SO icy ot more a eb a a tH, VAN: in EL Cas LE—250 SHA! ' @ or Oy Sr eed AgD COMPANY. H ba Po Office Tig Broadway, 0 ve ‘The directors of the Hard Pan Oil Company raul ‘ay declared « divide: TUREEL PER CENT. y if Mi ‘Trans- President. ‘AY COOKE & 00., j and Wash- Nassee & Co, New wil Be redeat Rs, In wee area in Phi “ty oven i ‘ice at Mart wi a si i hee ot of ont Waa aad yy attention SECURITE of STOCKS, BO _Nuw Your, Marob 1, 1866. ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ldhed saat for sale, Houses to jet, fur- ry a furnished. POTTER BROTHERS & BELLAMY, No. 8 Pine st SooRES BANK Lod toad Mb Serb nem EDWIN @. @ BELL, 40 and 42 Broads ener of COFERRM chase and sale D8 tna Qournery malltoan, CITY AND STATE BONDS ; Alaban th and Coupes jeorgia anil South Carolina Tank Notes purchased by CHALE PARSONS & O., 18 Ex- change place, T ) CAPITALISTS, $150,000 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. A liberal rato of interest will be patd, semi-annual and as security a deed of trust given upon real estate worth over one miliion dollars. Address B.. room 251 St. Nicholas Ho- tol, stating when and where the party can be ben. OFFICE NEW YORK ce /PLUSHING ¥@ coupons of the m« bonds of this: gompany, due March 1, 1806, will be paid, lese goverament tax. upon presentation at the afice of mat te Smith, 39 Wall street, No 8 Jauncey court. Naw York, Fob. 27, 1866. NION BANE OF LONDON, NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTEAND, FAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND. siguT amet on the above to anit, 8. H. I. CLARK, Treasurer.» Ww W AXTEDIA CASH CAPITAL OF $10.00 TO. $12,000, by « cotton planter of the South, who is willing to nay liberally Cor it# use ether in money orn coltonto be grow a this year. ax may profer. Inquire at the offce of ra. Hotel ) bankers and brokera, No, % Wall . rd street, between the hours of IL +) AIL aE $ 10.000 WAyEED ON Monta my niles of Washe ington, worth $25,000, Address 0, U., He $62 500 72, LOAN-ON Bonn a ‘on reat 0 in this elty. “apply vo JOUR { Foo No, 6, F, CONREY, 62 Wall ste« DST FAVORABLE on New York and rehasod. Mapame DEMOREST'S GRAND, OPENING OF or Lt of the Parts Fashions lireas, for the vepring of Lg) eat, Ki Broad be ne oO. a} way, and SELLING ‘ovr, se teusparary ii tobe fsimaburs @ $4 760,878 Foto Corsets Loss teinporary i'n to be Feimburs d $2, en 5 Aod ing Skirts. Due depOsitOrs....ceceeeeseeeeees 1,096,041 ae Aisin: No. tab @iaab ‘soca MART 18 SELLING OFF WHALE Sait at See bowery, 85" m Statement of Business at the United States Assay O@les at Now York for the Month Ending February 28, 1866, Deposits of gold— ‘oreign coin Foreiga bailion. Pa a a 1 | LO PRING OPENING OF ~oPE 5 SPRING, OFBSINO OF (Mi Hi Divison: vil ope sarssnnan’ Poemeentinn meas Sarina full line. Foreign bi Mill'nery 4gooda, Including all the talost " fen United States CH ‘whiew Tera ee invite the attention of and United States buillun (of ng specially adapted to their markets. United States bullion (Idaho), —S= United States baltion (Lake 84 CLOTHING, nited States bull ada) Ca. sens ~ ee : Teer. A HAROR, ORDER, roi SOUTHERN | MARKET.—8, 18 page the highest ‘or Indies’ inenr Cast Ow ‘$00; ‘Total deposits payahio in barn, for, Coaty, trom $8 to'biB, for Total deposits payable in coins, itched hy Stes lease <all at Total, . o Gold tare stamped. “ Transmitted to Un ted States Mi lade! for coinage... sacha Waoxrspay, Feb, 28-6 P.M. Anite <Rhecetpea; none. The market was qubct at $7 75 for pot. No pearl of consequence in stodkt. Breapstorrs.—Receipts, 3,602 bbla flour, 867 do, and 4,275 bags corn meal, 805 bushels wheat, 24,026 do. corn, 3,458 do, oats, 643 do, rye and 600 do, malt The de. mand for State and Western flour was more active, and prices ruled considerably firmer, but not quotably higher for all qualities, but mainly for inferior to medivm, which were most in demand, The sales wore 11,000 | bbia., in good part for shipment, at onr annexed quota | tions, <3 EIEN Gate i al > Southern four was in better demand, and prices | nue, beiween Thiriy-Afth oe aire cinta Tre) ADIES AD, CRNTLEMER RE ‘oiSthine bing, Furaiuare, "Carpets, tae Op sedi on 4 ey MiSil, 110 Phirdavenue,” Lesion ittended to by pMehy upon by Mr ure Cashberg. ol een tee eee ENTLEMEN jarine, ANY CAST OFF CLOTHING ta fair by tng SAME Kine PATRICK, aod Peart ha, neat Ohathatne ar TWELFTH Stanet. eas anda spn et ay the hi iemen's Cast Off Clothing. "Ladies wa _ S0AL, WOOD, ¢ aC pit BS? STOVE, BGG gtd PURNAC fy 8ORI Best SOR, Bae Ax puns re 18 Oval SC RERN. = Mat. OLINTON, S10 Greenwich 30 Howenrett ot, IRGINIA PINE AND OAK WOOD AT THR LOWEST | Vv market price; the pret a tien (or male y the load oF Sere one third ofa cord fo be yard, Second ave 5 ‘The only sales: |: sage AT AUCTION, _oomng Nome. ‘4 ATTRACTIVE SALB THIS Da py rraiies & bay i nme eS. ETE and Ean tal oars, pacer Sree, io SEAS saat GOCE This a eras of season Well worthy reaaloges rey aes for exhibition early on. of gale.’ iC Serre gg igs, D. Widsnd BALE. #, R. JUSTIBON, JR, “aaa Awotioncer, BooTa AND SuORS Boots AND SHOES BOOTS AND SHORS at Avorion. at Avgtiow, W, ©. WHITEHOUSE will offer this day, at A M., at the salesrooms Aid ‘88 Cortlandt street, A FINE SELECTION OF GOODS, day CThursdayy ot 1h eee the four story house 90 Washin, ‘square, raverley of "arlor, Dining Boom and C! Fara! y Fr Suits, covered in the richest iptions; aad. cy oO }; also one elegant rosewood seven ve ‘with ali moderm tmpro cost $650; ) Ott ign a Ml im ‘Beteiaede. Macoeeren, ure Hair Mattresses, fare, Crockery and every: Teele necessary, ag,” Compatant, sen. i at necessary nusckosplag. ent, me UCTION NOTICE. CURTIS, AUCTIONEER. Menara CURTIS ‘& CO. cali the attention of boot and shoe hapstaialanlng Srey) 168. Charch street, ‘Thursday, March 1, At FIRST EXTRA LA! Ky AND IMPORTANT SPRING a 0 BROGANS AND pases” nate ates nthe catalog sale wilt be be doubly att te et bracken asthe Leto will be soid without reserve. 00 Together nee 2 om UCTION NOTICE —R, ROTH, AUCTIONRER, TLL SELL AT ea AUCTION, 1 ELAGANT AND, COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FU URNITURE, ‘EL , BR BEAUTIFUE, PARLO! Paes DESC. Sika sir bar te ie Seas ‘the tigh Bains o Velvet Brunsbs and jas mat Parlor Suite, covered {1 a ae AGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD TH OCTAVE ‘PIANOFORTE, AW. 5, COST walnut mal B™ 7 ine mentee nce ame Lopuow. a Co. | jOUSEHO!N.D FURNITURE, “ mr ‘Selo at No 1 W. ae ata g Bite and Seventh = ere Parlor Washata ee rains, Bedpteeda, Pare AVID 2 EGAN, A’ Ditty mange. ud) ‘atrect— Tal ‘Looking Glasees, the outauts of ‘Counters, val Clock, ‘aver pl DWARD. WOUSARS a a Hogs DWARD aCe ION IORS ont a vote cee of this sale will be ¥ eu elects ue following ts « complete list of artiats cont — cree annette aeae E, Frere, Merle, Koek Kock, Piassan, Wappers, b ‘Tissot, D. Compte Galiz, Meyer, Bonghion, Lambinet, gelkents, Bis -alnger, Tanger, J juveyer, feels, wertotik hovenTat Pearce M rillow wertohkow, jovenLanfa Giradet,” Oo Weber, facqne, a dorian, Wr. Hunt, nk Ten Kale, . Frere, Jules Noel, Belignac, He} Geui Colgunrd, —‘Aufray, Gogniet, ‘Anoatasi Veron, Sanv, Moulinet, ‘ Lassaile, Bomach!egal, Moprmans, Perassin, — Dansaer', Fines, Care, Fielding, Seteroche, Monginot, Le Choir, ano Vanderberg, Katow, Le Claire, Cave, Claude, Coltignon, Richard, Dubusi fhamneriat, jubasiy, ane fore Contourter, i rua Lassen: tay inton, Mai Donbou Backnuyeen, , Chantal, Grebel, ta, Mersand, Gender, Griewet, D'v'rachwiller, Eslon, avid, Giradin. Hows, i x Jermain, Loquet, Culme’t, Marobn, Poreat, joa, anfrinckenberg. anid others. ‘To which will bo added the celebrated picture by ane aaeLe note Ares morning, Fob. 2 ‘and continue open every day and evening ‘until time of 32 D. MIR AC AUCTIONERR. Bilearcom 37 ‘treet, opposite the Post Office. HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION, MINER & adh Hi SATURDAY, MARCH 3, AT 12 OcLouk eee OTE BD A ee en Broadway, @ hace *:? corn See Stott ABSA, StU ROAR. NASR ANG St ay WNtInc nee Se mee nee Seeaawer, at co ot ed “foun a Dery, SO RET ~ aur tabi TLLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIO: W' ae aera the ay, & | sees? 4 Ae Bids at emer aad AT stituted oie Wik Beard gente ors geal Ageia? st oe mage ne Soa aia LPR Er BES BM nd HANDSOME RBSIDENCE 107 ST. Maan | san sme Germs, with oc" wihout Board’ "Retarences’ A hgh WITH BOARD, pei A GENTLEMAN, MAY had at 96 West Eleventh HANDSOMELY PORNISHED — 00M AND A Bedroom to with in the ‘private family, “Apply at 37 Weet Siateonth streets” Se yh gt AND Fi Y, _ OONSIS’ TES tc ry Front and Hall Bea. fom, well ‘urnisbed, fi fate ‘amily, with wit with breakfast 4 rr een, Fortieth streets and pee and Sixth avenues. Unexor] et is A a reas eae a np, gie0 pas email \Bedroom: revert icocmaaiaaadl _ ELEGAN’ RNISHED FRONT SECOND N, RUEGANTLE 2H EdOND ‘to a gen wife, at 22 Ween Twenty-Atun street, between Seventh and Eighih avenups, a| cess iain? fata Rewtaeay | P FRONT, ROOM, FOR ONE OR TWO ro pee, to lot. Inquire at 68 West Thirty-second of Sixth avenue, GENTLEMAN AND LADY OAN HAVE MIOREY ian hguney neler ont with Board for lady only, in 9 bogey Bond nquestionstee muioee w Saune, may nditreon Opntidonce, sation Ge oP OF O® im A. COUP! F A PAUUE Tanies ATE SOUP Gr aA ‘Twenty-elghth No moving in May. Tin BLEECKER, SIX BLOCKS WEST OF A picastoy’ pleasant Bosres wich frssolase Bours 67° $12 per week; families accordingly. LARGE AND PLEASANT Fi bie for two gentlemen, oF a ee agian and obtained, with Boa at 33 jark’s place. class and neighbor ‘tasxaoptiousbie, ‘AMERICAN WIDOW," HAVING ABR STONE modern im meal wou a, rt) Al house with all Room on sown. Seon, a Furraet ied street. Pre T 2 NINTH sTRWAT, doa celia A Ge herpes pete A Se fpeend s and water, ee tear eee nttek = LJ ‘urnished rr nap Ine. npr ach tamliy; +s Feferences ex- ATES Gore S20 Boat St Grand arent at ot fre 43 WEST eng +4 wo gentlemen can Rooatand dita class Board. Servants not taken. hp WEST SIXTEENTR STREET- Su2aisih avonscn s handsomely Boned Aise & ail Hois on four Boor fourth floor. LADY Bh ag BOARD IN hou: Gifdestred. House T farni id floor, fron AY Rooms, newly, furnished, agcond oor, front, to let N pg es PARLOR TO. Page ee one or two persons, at No, 2 Depau row, nished, to Jet, witty first class private table, Fifth avenue, Unexeo; requi FURNISITED, BQOM, To LET—T0, ONE on Two he treet, two ‘rom Broad- Way: gan and heated. Theterenser required 7 OARD.—TWO NRATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS be outained, also afew Day Boarders sccominoda- ted, at'3t Bond » OARD, —WANTED, A WELL FURNISH way'and below ment front pi a tu me a fr Srean, stating torma, M. Gy, bok 2409 Pont 6 OARD.—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF ben LARGE Le yd ROOM, WITH 7 room ing cee a week for ‘est Thirty- vtreet near Broad bee ey eceur raaiauap, Meals ac all hours. _ eeepc OARD.—PLEASANT FURNISH) ROOM! Bae wee ee ty ee is ees eee ae ee WAREED ks with fur taper GENTLEMAN sfthdnc rr OARD Bouin aires geemanas waa tors oe OARD IN ENTLEMA: wife, Eg ep] oe STeigaehe Bee aee on ee ty Boeken ca wit a eget gente B UR) eth STREET AN Bee mid feet ~ | Bahra Serene Bee T Sart plese, vole een eee, WITH ROOMS, FROM Boone, ashe Atlsgdee eye EE a Te SS tS ee eee ee ED Rooms TO Let_WwitH OR WITHOUT Rip ucimeeten ae ered FPURNSHED Room To, LET—on ere ahs vate, Apply at fa aN 90M 70 LET, WITH BOARD, TO Logie = pS GENTLEMAN obtain ny SINTH STREET—A BEAUTIFUL SUIT OF FINE suit OF ED xpos ROOMS, NICELY 4 derhote, in the private hotel #2 Fourteonth strect, between Broadway and references Rooms to rent, in « first Son iwo famiien; etarondoe exchanged 13 West Fory-sixth ak, =e 4 200M werner aor paseo, TO _ ‘Apply at: rand brie avenues, nee Fire Board ad Wen AND BEDROOM, WITH OR tn FRONT ROOM est Thirty-sizth strest, for # geatlomas TO Seer atee aman N°; 3 WEST WASHINGTON PLACE SECOND STORY fees jen ar a 2 Yar oneeers ers “FURNISHED ROOM, WITH GAs ‘AyD Pekee ek or en re man and wife or a small is rae and Bedroom, 10a ae ora ho a 7 all modern improvements 0 LET INA PRIVATE FAMILY, WITHOUT BOARD, ith ty to one! weganneman ala sg all oom ama erinn madeira sie aTNGLE cole a F A PARLOR. urnished with bed: first sailing ar3ss Canal street, up staira. PBT A LABGR WELL, FURNISHED Room, . tne Purtinted. Poors renwnera Node butgentesd ved oan, oro apply st a East Eloventh street, RENT.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLO! ‘with Piano) and Bedroom to rent. with apply ah pireeh "a ace ner. eee a lew York, ‘ANTRD BY A @ Aaractid ig KO cate ine rt te table required. wanted about J.D. alt "ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, BO. lay tog amy, te faintly of ee tie reat fourth, piven. i. B, A. box 4,800 Pe offen. W 2recahed Boon, A ik bre geruas a NIOBI ‘terme Kot or Now York; 1a, bos Post office, wih oe bey pe 00m, E es er ST, 9 ad tea 7KT08 o aren | 63 Sr Sirtenbed! wig with orwitnant MEME ABDAOWAT.—=O La tae heal Lu Ls] eae cee . i OUNTRY BOARD WANTED A? MOUW? vVERxG within ride of the city, by prose mand mite, Addcess, sat tating terms and ©.., box 5,823 Post offlee, New York. iat ni A ae, Ww) WITHIN Lf qr o CX rabee fami conn siren cura end ar stereo wil be, ‘teas eee ie pars sy tai aad p Pett nd Post COouRTRY BOARD WANTED—Pon, 4 PANU 09 yoars of age, oh, on, pares. wit wliSia toe her's distance of cf and shade. Jun ty, field, 8, Cmte BO. aD cay RE OBTAINED AT A pans nouing soruimey: be mre Th ah for the enaning West erty tort mreet, ANTED-GOOD COUNTRY i OF RAY 40 ag ores ‘ork. Ae AY A ano Brow DERDE. Pree. oaPar HOTEL, 92 cerereee carat rea are sae Se CANE 2 one sam 2a eee =| Sere edechextata ey a MPs Gee rte rebar gehen ~ ol lee = inee == pet aa } WEST, Nos, 4 and 10 Liberty plac, oer ean ae. LE—ABOUT 500 OALLONS HARD Ob Car iain pe noes