The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarurpay, March 10—6 P.M. The stock market has been quiet but firm to-day, and, ‘tm view of the strenuous efforts which have been made to break it during the week, it shows a great deal of latent strength. At thé early session of the open Board the market tras | 22000 dull. Erie (sales 1,700 shares) sold at 81% a 8234, Michi- gan Southern 73, Cleveland and Pittsburg 75%, Rock Island 1073s, Northwestern 2534, preferred 5234, Fort Wayne 8934, New York Central (g. 3) 91, Schuylkill Coal 16 At the first regular board prices were a fraction Jower, except for New York Central, which closed ‘ higher than at the half-past two board yesterday, and Hudson River %. Erie was % «lower, Reading %, Michigan Southorn %, Cleveland and Pittaburg %, Northwestern 1, preferred 34, Rock Island 34, Fort Wayne 34, Quicksilver *¢, Cum berland $f. State stocks were active. Missouri sixes declined 234. Tennessee sixes advanced 1. Govern- ment securities Were dull and rather heavy. Coupon five-twenties of the old issue declined 34, second issue ks, soven-thirty notes of the second series 34. At the one o'clock session the market was firmer, ex- cept for Erie, which was steady. Michigan Southern was active at 737%. Mariposa sold at 11%, preferred 1734. At the haif-past two board the market remained firm but dull. Now York Central closed % higher than at the first regular board, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Northwestern i, Fort Wayne };, Erie and Michigan South- orn were steady, Cumberland was \ lowor. Missouri e# submitted toa further decline of %. Government securitics continued dull. Coupon sixes of 1881 declined 36 Seven-thirty, notes of the socond and third series improved 3. At the open boant terial chang in the was firmer. ew York Central sold at 91% a 915 8214 a 8234, Reatong 98, Michigan Southern 73%. weston (8. 8), preferred 525%, Cleveland and Pitts- burg (b. 3) 7534 a 75%;, Rock Isiand 10744, Cleveland and Toledo 107%, Cumberlend Coal 4214, Mariposa preferred (3. 3) 1744, Afterwards the market closed firm, At a quarter paat five o'clock Zxe was quoted at 8214 a 825%, Reading 9774 a 98, Michigan Southern 737% a 74, Cleve Jand and Pittsburg 7544, Nortuwestern 25%, preferred 625 a 52%, Rock Isiand 1074 4 107%, Fort Wayne 897% 290. The “bull? element on the Stock Exchange \s gradu ally gaining strength, and the prospect favora higher prices, The leading operator in Erie bas during the last two days been selling “puts” of the stock to cover the whole of next week, at 81a 83, which shows the direc. tion in which the wind blows, The eccentric movements ‘of this stock have led to the suspension of several weak parties. The money market shows increasing ease, and the sup- ply of capital available for emjloyment on the Stack Ex- change 18 in excess of the demand at soven per cent, with exceptions at six. The discount line reflects by ita sluggishness the prevailing dullness in all departments of trade. The decline of the gold premium has exerted a decidedly adverse effect upon commerctal in- forests, and by making intending buyers defer opera- tions it has induced stagnation where activity would oth orwise have been experienced. The Sub-Treasury so far flooded the market with coin two or three weeks ago that the eftect is still being felt. We are aware that the gov- ernment in its recent sales bad no intention of depressing the premium to its present low point, ‘know- ing that every abrupt decline of this kind can be only temporary, and is attended with peril to the national revenues and the great commercial interests of the country, the prosperity of which is essential to the maintenance of the public credit and our ultimate return to specie payments. But the government, by selling #0 much gold as it did little more than a fortnight ago, converted the whole Gold room intoa bear garden, and since that time the speculators in it have been making fortunes at the ex- pense of the general welfare; for it cannot bo for & moment contended that « sudden depression of the premium, any more than a sudden advance of it, can be anything but injurious, The great evil of a depreciated currency lies 1m ite instadility of value, and every material fluctuation in the price of gold aggravates the danger of such a currency, What the trade and commerce of the country require is a stable at half-past three there was no ma- standard of value, or one as nearly stable as possible. The ‘Treasury, therefore, by causing an unnecessary degree of instability in the value of our Large money, has assumed a grave res baltty, apd, ti = 4 Bop may) alte BP ene fact that an act of ‘Congress Provides fo the diversion of surplus gold revenue to the creation of a sinking fund for the gradual reduction of tie national debt Gold opened with some excitement to sell at 120%;, and, after tonching 130, advanced irreguiarly to 132 for cash, and closed at 1314 «131%, regular. The supply ot coin for delivery is daily becoming perceptibly scarcer, and interest has to be paid for tho loan of it The steamer Hermann took out $140,786 in gold. The export, thus far, this year, has been $5,127,485, or nearly a million more than for the corresponding period last year. Foreign exchange has been dull as usual om the inst day of the week. Leavling drawers ask 108% for sterling at sixty days, but the best bills are purchasable at 105 '¢ Commercial bills are in very limited supply, and rated at 107% 0 1083; bankers at short sight 109% a 110. ills on Antwerp are 6.25 « 5.20, Hamburg 36% a 46%, Am stordam 40% a %, Frankfort 40% a %%, Bromen 748 Prussian thalers 71. The rates are tikely to b come Grmer rather than the reverse, under the influence of the large importations taki The basiness at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fo\- + $1,620,014 1,700,081 89,475,610 For customs. . 450,000 On account of governiwent loan i 14.000 Coi\s cortiticates. .. oe rigs ten stoe e were wid to-day at aacuon by Maller, Wiking & Co-— 27 sha. St, Nichol 13 sha, City Pore i oan Com Exeirng GO sha. Arvtic Fire In 80 whs. roadway Fire Fire Ina ©o, rance Co, lusuranee Co, A bill authorizing a company to construct a from Newark bay to New York bay has passed the New Jersey Senate. ‘The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail road during the first woek in March amounted to $117,456—ahowing an increase over the receipts for the mame time in 1865 of $1,595. The following while shows the movement of bread. stu(s at Chicago from January 1 to March 3, in 1865 and 1966 Flour, bbie.. M267 Wheat, busiiei, 916.057 Corn 43,120 Oma ay Rye... 1 Barley aed New York Stock Exon: M RST SESSION 10:0 $1000 1100 she Quick stg . 40 ‘#000 200 Atiantic MS Go. 180 15000 10s 7000 ‘ 210 40000 5 Sig f S15 Prot a, 100 do, 0 80 186000 200 poooo do 200 10000 do. 2 call 200 N ¥ Ce 800 do. 3d 8m 100 0 = do.. small 1 20000 do J LOOT yn CyO's WL 100 6000 Tenn 6's, "90. 100 15000 do. eee 600 do... 2d eal 91 10000 do, si5 100 Hadson Riv RR. 105, 30000 do 2600 Reading RR... 974 10000 Virginia 6 « 1500 do. 10000 N Carolina 6's 15900 do... 10000 Missouri 6 500 do. 8001 do a” do. 0009 go 200 do... i do 1700 Mic! 5000 NY Con6 +87 915, 100 ys % 100 100700 bs W 4200 Cleve & Pitts o!5 1000 P,FWaCRRIn os hon vii — fou 7000 American goid. 1297) 200 a Saba Shooklea bk 111 900 Chi & N . 0 io Metrepetin & Bk. ZL OCH A NW pref. V1% 200 Chi & R Is RR 1b Cont National Bie, 105% 100 do. 86 Fourth Nat Bank 97 400 do. 2d call 10755 100 Dat Haan 185) 1000 Pitts FUWaChAR 89% ee Com Cons pref, 42% 100 do. bad 89%, ie + 42% 0 do. a, 100 fos: 424 200 40... 0 89 60 Wilke Coal Co. * 200 do... WO 8D jodaeb ah me 100 AIL Tor Haute R Quick Min'g Co.. ox BECOND SESSION1 FM. ‘Mo6'sPack wg 76% 20ehs MSOAN TARR Tay ick wy 500 ™% wo jako r. oe 100 6. MS Ty 42% 100Chic & NW 400 Pi 62: 830 210 vue Be | ve 91% 100 a) 810 89; 80 5 Chic & Ti Rk IsidRR 105 81% 100 Alt & T H pref.s60 oT 9744 100 Chic & Alton RR 12 THIRD 8E8510N—2:30 PF. M- $1000 US6's5-20,r,'62 103 308bs N Y Com EB, 22000 Yo. 3-10, t 4 Fo 0. 50 Eric RR pref... 100 Mich So&N IRR 73% 600 Cleve & Pitts RR. 75% 300 Chic & NWRR.. 2634 100 FEW eO BB = 5000 Tenn 6's, 0. 100 shs N ¥ Cen RR 914 200 Cumb Coal pref, 42 100 do... 6 PUGILISM. ‘The Renewed Fi Between Ryall and Rooke for £400—They Fight Whree Hours and a Half and Then Shake Hands and Draw btaciaices~? n, Fel It was our provi im an irapression dated the 20th Jnnuary last to give a description of the encounter be- tween these two men, wao met at Godstone, and braved wind and weather for two hours and fifty-six minutes without bringing their contest to anything like an issue favorable to either side, Both exhibited vast enduri powers, and showed the grand condition in whic they igae but, owing to the sloppy state of the groun 6 continual down-pour of rain, and the Pioss gusts of a cutting wind, it was ultimate! agreed between the combatants that they would Bien bands and receive back their money. viz., at a meeting held at the stakeho! an ‘next following the fight, the backers of each thought raw would leave matters in an unsatisfactory state, \d ag both parties siked the ‘form!’ of thelr pols sul- pan weil, a second meoting was agreed on and fixed for the day before yesterday. Both men arrived in town early in the weck, Rooke dividing his attentions between Nat Langham’s and Bob Travers’, at the West End, while Ryall Suereed at his friend Bill Kichardson’s, ‘in the East, Since the last “turn ap’? both had been in ellicient hands to insure clipping condition, Dick Crudgington and Bitl Lang ba img waited on Rooke, who, a: before, trained at the George and Dragon, Aliringham, while Ryall’s paperioes, fat was got off at Buckhurst Hill by Tom West, of Bris- tol, the well-known trainer of Peter Millard and many others. On Thursday morning, before even the proverbial “gray” bad arisen, a motley crowd of swells, book- makers, pugilists and roughs assembled at a West End terminus, where the officials showed by their novoments extreme astonishment ata visitation by se numerous a company. On the point of six the train moved slowly away, and an oft frequented route was passed over, the country round about . being covered by’ a heavy coating of white frost At the atation where the party alighted, not only the station master but officials knew our mission, as also dd tbe host of a solitary husteleie adjacent, and preparations were quickly curried on. The lighting ground selected was the spot ¢% which Marsden and Wormald contested in 1865, and within a mile of the scone of action in the “Jitue go”? between Plantaganet Green aud Tom McKel- vey. At six minutes to eight Rooke pitched his cap inside the rdpes, and, greeted with a cheem quickly fol- lowed, Ryall replying to the challenge within atmipute or ‘As the meu were being dressed an appeal was ade that Rooke bad on two pairs of drawers, but, when the referee explained that a single pair only was allowed, and Brettle declared bis man should not eet: at all if they did not face cach other equally clothed, he quickly divested himsclf of the “uppers,” amidst tho cheers of his partisans. Bill Richardson backed Ryall to wio for twenty-pounds even, and a heap more money was invested at the same price, each man appearing to have uo tack of backers, thougn at first five pounds ten shillngsto four pounds was offered on Rooke, thirty pounds to twenty pounds being wanted, The “vecentric and undefeated’? und a cele- brated negro attended on Rooke, while Ryall was “couched” by a well known Eastond publican aad J. H, an onorgetic and fally cormapetent friend. At twenty minutes past eight both walked to the centre of the ring and shook hands, Ryall looking decidedly older stripped than in his mufu. His flesh, though pure white, was in tine order, and he appeared all over a taller and bigger man than bis adversary ; certainly he is much more fleshy and more heavily made both above and below, bat the proportions are pretty weil bulunced, snd he is a good loking fellow, Rooke, on the contrary, is all bone sinew, without an ounce of superfluous fat on hit. knobs of mnsele stood out on bis arms and behind tué shoulders, und his whole frame, though he tapers off a good deal from the joins, is well knit and suppte enow ugh for aay- thing. Ryall stands wide on his legs, his left foot being set down each time from the beel and tlathngs. Rooke, on tho other hand, got about more on his tows Rooke's left # kept continually on the move, but very low, while his right lay nearly across his breast. Kyail pub out both fists aud sparred with’each frequently, opening Che battle with the loft, which was neatly stopped, Ruoke then ed his man under the ear with a thad that was heard all over the ring, wild excitement prevall- ing. A lotof feintiny ensued. and Rooke tried for the chin, but vas ed, Ryall chopping in return, the blow, nowaver, falling’ short, Rooke next got om hia adversary’s) breast, leaving a mark of knuckles, and Ryall counvred onthe forehead. Rooke again put out hin left, tut it did mot land, though he presontly Aly quantity of feinting the ribs, just They visited the) aimed for. sucereded, When Rooke dabbed ‘at getting backgy Lime to evade a vary hot counter. fought Po ring, Ball fo) oe with & fit determinad vy about like a young bi analy sideling appear his ate and ngain be visitea the bi ture, ll Master Bilt tan 1 for bis man, giving r, as (bush to make it ion was drawn off’ his waversary. Again + aad mouth without a re- ed om the neck, and us a faint trickle of blood becaine visible the ‘roferce ai- lowed tirst blood to Kyall, who presently re. peated his call under the chin. Rattling counters auccosded, each investing on the other's face, Ryai’s bleeding kuuckles markiag a bridge across Rooke’a nose, wisile the latter dropped a stinger on the eur; six to four on Ryall offered. After two or th openings by both, Ryall got on the chest, Rooke replying on the nasal organ, ani roceiving # “thick” eroms counter on the back of th: novk in turning, which span him off his feetto earth. Thus the second event, viz: Hirt knock down, also fell to Ryall, on whom £20 to £10 was offered, Time 24 minutes Coming up for their second bout, Booke showed a breakage on the bridge of tho nose, Ryall avoided a vicious lefthander together, for Rooke tod telling exchanges at t when both fell, Rooke but they nevertheless gut quickly on the breast, and a lot of m brought them to a close, adormost. Time, 28 minutes. In the third round Rya'l appeared rather sidvery, but he was nevertheless “there’ at the first opening. Each exhibited marks of his advereary’s haadywork, Rooke under tho ear and on the back of the neck, where four furrows, looking like a knuckle mould, were vis! apd Kyall about the breast, which was of a greenish yellow Livall stilt persevere after iis mai nimbly about, and shortiy struck by Hyail then shot id received a ¢ agen on the 3 next effort & sneezing return on the sore proboscis, ently wiped off the debt on Bill's chin, mecting with ght hit oa e ral attompis were now nude by each, Rovk ts 300 the chest aad Ryall being twice hardly far enough, Rooke tried the shoulder twice, but was countered each time, Ryall then casayed, and in return ed a stinging blow on the lofear, fro: 4 copiously, the cheer’ trom Rooke! porner haing voclferpus. Both were short in their attempts, bat Rooke d1- tue clost, and ‘Ryall stepping lia ear and neck dropped, receiving im re- asain Rooke planted a raitier on reeuly again tapped back, had the blood wiped from On the breast Ryail once more turn on tive chin, and the ribe, getting only a slight counter for it, Both he danced ‘round three or tour times, an’. ityalt sev “y stopped Rooke wiih the r Fight band, but th initor woul pot be denied, and ble forth freely again from Ryall unding thwack, Ryall aropor ug on salute, Rooke dashed ont his luit, but yall met him ou the face, Tho former then made bis opponent's jower toeth chatter, aud followed on the jaw, parry ing both counters beautifully Ryall showed his left twire, and Rooke popped in one on the sore car, which glowed ail over; then sent a straight <hot on the nose, missing @ swoatly iatended uppercut. Rooke shore twice when they countored, and. petting close, ax. her, Rooke roe ¥ nowe by way of retarning and he dropped at tuo ropes to avoud furth ‘ mont, Timo, 1 hour and half a in ~ oe Rooke's eye yaped as they came up for the fourth me, and Ryall exhibited @ Lite cut oa the apper lip. They wore a goodiah while becore proceedings peace though fetntng a eaant i Wns carried on busi enough, and whem work eottnenced Rooke dashed in, just reaching she mouth, and getting a shor retarn the chin. Ryall mvested on the chest, and both gradu. ally warmed to work, some rattling exchanges ensuing. alot of half arm fighting, ani deavered two sweet npper ents, Ryall getting on tho (ace, back, body and neck, and dnally they went down at the ropes, Ryall undermort. Time 1 hour and 10 minutes. Kyall tooked shghtiy “maay" when they faced each other, and his left eye appeared to have been im the wars, to say noth ng of a couple of bumps on the cheek bone, one of whch presently swelled tp like a moletilt ‘and again on the face, Ryall Once weed gp he] oat waa wound to yall Wo ep yall tapped ppponen: iJ round just as he mouth again, and Rooke ‘att ie sm receiving io retora under the chin, and presenly @ just below the righteye. Rooke opened hotly on the throat, making Hyall tagger sod sigh, but he manwuvted Rooke with his fave to the #um, which now shone out macniiicentiy, and dropped io smartiy with the left, Time dh. 8 min. Rooke put out hu lert digit aud, receiving @ counter they (ought at halfarm ant closed immediately, Ryall gong Undermost in the fail, but Rooke tut over rather than on him Twice time was called before either i bat Ryall was am in the centre for the sixth pT ely s leit eye, when be stepped up, being slightly After a little display of the a nh ye Ryall aot out for the left side of the face, and they rapidly went to work, Rooke being very hanuy ehh be t cut ting, but “napping” it warmly on the noes one tthe face and breast. They fought to the ropes, Ryall having bis back against the top one, and presently im the soram- ble his head was pushed outside of it, wie ie Teg remained within the lower one. He got Rooke’s head on the w rope, and the referee crossed the see fair play to both; but Ryall fer partly from. weight and strength of his opponent, and being entangled below. Time, one hour minutes. Rooke, with hie right eye « folate this time, and wheo Ryall appeared, on the left side of the face stowed! st least the aise * pigeon's Rook» opened on the eye, and Ryall met bim smartly on the cheek, Rooke's second | P the blood whit continued to trickle from the FOF, AO impede hie sgl Rooke namin tied the party having » 'y vette ‘down The houre ts filed wis ren $1500, $6.00 retiring partner in’ turing bow p quainled with dry and fancy good: ta ‘Heral AVS pro! and Broad stier } for +m paying + Laiquors, Samed of more. $2.00 B.. ip Patch 102 Sullivan atreot, Diitter you po MATION RMATION {8 WA: TFD OF ¢ ox A mation lontwilt ve cheek just below the eve, and blood started from the wound, Ryall put out his left, and was capitally baul after which he twice Bepped back avoid = ey shots. Lots of feinting followed, Rooke a py A yl K.. an intended Ore ne left breast shortly. after with effect, and was presently dabbed by Ryall on the left side of the tao} Rooke pete tried Ly Keg twice; but ‘pba th countered on the face first attempt, the left eye! at the second fue , causingthe blood again to circulate un- pleasantly. once more shot at and received a ‘thick ‘un’? 5 to which the “knob” on the loft ‘side ‘of his face bad swollen larger than before. It is unnecessary to describe all the open- ings, feints aud counters in this bout, as very little exe- cution was done by either man, though Rooke shot out his left heavily on the throat 1n the earlier portion, and Ryalt was succoasful in getting heavily on the proboscis with acounter stroke. Just as three hours had elapsed, Rooke caught it on the lefteye again, but he invested sharply twice on the neck without return, in five min- utes time, both men received attention from their seconds, and. there were sugestions about a draw, but neithor Rooke nor Brottle would hear of it, At 3h. 14m, both were again in their corners having a rub down, and atter a few seconds they once more faced each other, Brettle calling on his man to havea round and cither win or take @ licking. Rooke led several times, but Ryall continued the gotting back pro- cess, und eventuaily, after three hours and thirty min- utes, and when everybody round the ring, backers and seconds included, was thoroughly tired, the men shook hands, aud, with the consent of their backers, agreed to make a drawn battle of it for the second time. After 60 full a description of the encounter, our re- marks must necessarily be short. It was quito evident that, either from # fall or from repeated visitations to that’ quarter, Rooke’s loft arm, which had for some time hung heavily, was injured; hence his stepping back instead of meeting the blows and returning them. Neither received puaishmoat in any considerable de- gree; and as their excellent condition would have doubt- Tess nubled each to stand up fora very much longer period, the decision to draw the stakes was probably, soemg' that neither bad much the best of ut or was ub all inclined to “go in," the wisest course. Their thor- ough gameness ix undoubtedly proved, and we are in- clined to believe that it is bul “a toss up’ for choice be- tween the pair, After this second attempt to arrive as vonclasions we presume we shall not again see tho samo pair matched, though both have shown thomselves, and oither inay aguin do so, formidable advorsaries to any but the very bes: men of tho day. The whole alfar passed off moet peaceably, and those gontiomen who attended must have been struck with the dnarked con'rast betweon the behavior of the seconds, wi hardly left their corners for an insta d tho style of overwhelming attendance adopted Intely by thove functiogaries, Loadon was reached about two o'clock. ¥ mwheg pe pre ANN, LICH. tensteader & Herm ines this day boa urmulved, Charten tHormen baving irom the BRR, HAN. CHARLES 16k ‘tal. HCHTHNSTEADER, _New Yous, March 8, 18%. ITY ALE VAULTS, 77 NASSAU STRERT.—C HAVE J this day acoeplod Wa eaual parune in my business my nephew, Archibald Melnuea, JOHN Nuw Yous, March: 10, 18%. _arcumacn McINNES. AY, FEED AND FLOUR.—WANTED, A PARTNER ‘oomimiandiny ir und fond trade’ in w firm down town, doing a 6 bicinows for the past five years. AR thetr time is ged in hay they wish to associate x nd fons trade. 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Achiay eeledrated bone Alling, withoat pain, xe Vi 180 Grand street, two blocks (rom rod way, A FULL SBT OF TERTH INSRRTRD yor > FOR $8, gi w $15, nod Ht required. filled or Without part, at 158 Eas shirteenth street, Delween. ‘Third and Fourth avenues NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.—"TO DR. cOUTON LJ is dune the eredit of reviving the use of this agent (Nitrous Oxide) tn the f from Dr. Carnoeban. That we ad Mont sale manner 1,00) patente & fession will estuly, Ouices 19 and 30 Cooper “pms TK aw MY root WAS OUT." Sain sats a Feet exter turougir «det fen i Teetn at Dr. VAN vi 6 pi, wae warranted. OU: aire aed, goems, Che Diath evenve. i wa Rp DENTIST, ia i ROMECK EW STRENT, NEW improved agtificial Teeth; whole sete ‘and uge, aes od Gia igen rh and ue, i sto on tt ry NO. ont abeticaee tt baw, oe ote segs revete “icant oe tot Gove ener 10 esummoniain NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH Il, 1866. FINANCIAL. AY OOOKE & CO., BANKERS. In connection with our houscs in Philadetphia and Wash ington wo this @ay open an oilioe at’ No. wpe sad street, @y corner Laban thls city, Mr. EDWARD Clark, Ds York; Mr i. 6. PAUNESTUOK, of out W ‘IT COOKE, of Sandusky, Ohio, will and Me cher} of tues mae = nade orders for pure STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD! New Yous, March 1, 1966. RCHANTS’ NATIONAL BANK. M* UNITED, TES DESIGN. nD. DEPOSITORY. ET ASHTING bia CAPITAL TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. eet United States Government Securitiea bought matin on alt the Departments collected prompity and re- Dey ite tn Geld ans Oe: received on favorable terms rear ee ot toes payable at National Banks aaa hy the United States, CA. . BUBRMAN, Cashier, L. HUYCK, President. waren 0 DOMP ART. —A ey... SHARES {ares bor 1,614 Post adios N.Y ee & Co., New Moen full paid stock for immediately. ol ‘80,000 shares of the assessa- per cent at the eres tea acer iiaeesacee closed on 16th oa 3 o’clook. pire Oe fermr nite a WILLIAM H. WEBB, President. A. J. Hauiuzon, Secretary. POSIT COMPANY, Sin view ofthe hnary los of bonds eoterre to fo anethor footings of satiety rt of thin ro rpe a ety ic claws Of secarl tthe fol pee ing notes it Company, corner of Broadway Tron the Yonkers Statesman, pierces i a oakers Sales, ¥en a hara bre tifa the of the company. vaults aan the perfection of anfety as wall aa beanty., Wado | SB tnd er that aman skill was over loabie randall ihe the ar- strong boxes. The seourity is Fangements of the ofloe are a fire re prot gual . sof the safon Persons {rom {he country, a& well al the city, havin th to-be-opened Maar (escent BF bles can find no place of safoty like this, even in com) rantoas the nafe keeping of all deposits, ane high cirracter and well known Pestonaibllity of the divectura, satitie it to (uo confidence it enjoys with the com munity. cir own Sourmeny BANK NOTES WANTED—BY EDWIN Q. 1D BELL, 40 und 42 Broadway. GQOUTHERN BANK NOTES, UTHERN BECURITIES LAWRENCE BROTHERS & 00. BANKERS, 16 WALL NSTREEY, N.Y. Qournren RAILROAD, CITY AND STATE BONDB ©) end Courons; Alabama, ia and South Carolina Bank Notes purchased by CHARLES PARSONS & CO., 18 Ex- ebange place. HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.—THE sTOOK oF this United States Mail Steamship Coropany’s new ling between New York and Bremen, consisting of 10,000 shares ‘of $100 each, (ouly a portion belig still left for aubscription ‘at par,) it in every re a safo and very wall paying 1n- vestment. Estimated earnings over 25 per cent, Tie Com pany intending to purchase and build more suitable ateam- Thips presens, ‘solicit further ‘subscription ‘at their foe, ouver streul, RUGER BROS., General Agent, V. PRecut, Secretary. DB fat Peeing poe as BANK, OF ORNER OF VARICK. 000 recety od. th CUNT tarisieles free oof tar. Depuclta tm March deaw! ntareat from APRIL 1. ETS, $1,502,226 $3, ANTRD—€:0,00) IN STOCK OF HOLMAN OR Briggw’ Gold Mining Companies, St par, inoxchange for good Keal Katate. Address Mining Broker, 155 Broud- way, room No. 9 $135. 009, LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, this JOUN ua CONE “OUURCH. WANTED D TO RENT, INA desiral en a apacious Church, Address Rever end T. D., D. D., St. Nicholas Motel, Broadway. PARTMENTS WANTED—THE LOWBR PART OF A A House, for n family of three adults; location mast be firs, chine: below Twenty-third atrect and botwoen Fourth and Seventh avenues; unexceptionable references required and given, Address al once box 3,175 Host office, FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED— to hire, within one hour's ride of the City Hall. State on, Hncation, size af roams and ater partiou adress Dromgiann, seesad ad story, No, 1 Uentromtreet, N SMALL FAMILY WANT TO HIRE PART OF A JA House (five oF siz Rooms, including basement), ine ing ‘ieel locality, below ortiegh ateock, “Address, ata forma, 1. W. B'box 3,998 Kew r York Pont oftloe. RESPECTABLE SMALL FAMILY, WITH FIRST class reference, wish » furnished House, in a good looa- ng part of the rent ta full board to the owner, with 238 | f slit three or four boarders. Address L. ox m1 tion, a PORNISHED APARTMENTS READY FOR HOUSE- ed — Tespectable focality, on the firat von, rsons, best.re sfetences Ad- four p N THY SKA SHORE OR THK BANKS OF TAK J rudaon, within eaay distance of New York, or at Sara- ifotel, of two or three large Houses adjoining, sult ‘Send particulars or call’ om B. BAR- rd street. Rew ¥. ANTED IMMEDIATELY —WITHOUT BOARD, two single geniemen; plenty of closet room, two aiogie' beds, modern ‘hagrrenen rent not to exc por fuonth, with gas, Heterenoes exchanged. Address P. *, care J. Douglas, Hag,, No. 6 Vid ailp, New Yor! ROOMS WANTED-& “GENTLEMAN DESIRES FOR himself, wife and sister two furaished Rooma, without board: no place or appurtenances tor cooking —rmquired; would also take in add tions Hall Bedroom; must be con- venient to cars or stuge line; best references given. Addroas B. W. A., box 8,786 Post oition. ANTED—A HOUSE ON GREENE, CROSBY, AMITY OF Tiloacker streets, oF tn that range, for ‘good tenant, ALS! Wanted, several Furnished louse, for good tenants, AL! Wanted, several Unfurnished Houses, from $ 1.000 to $3,000. Wanted, Parts of Honses, urnighed and unfurnished, CHARLES 1. MULLS & CO., 4 Codar street, ANTED—A GOOD SIZED FURNISHED HOUSE, TN the country, for about six months from che 19th = April; within 200 miles of New York; roast be on the aud where there is Aching. Urine wot ayer $1.09. hae dross, with full particulars, K, B., Vox 4283 Post oilies, WANTED FRONT PARLOR AND TWO OTHER ivooars, wiltable for tnillinery business; mast be near Broadway. “address U1. D. A., Host office ANTRD-=MAY 1, BY A SMALL AMERICAN PAMI- Wn aineaiien Houve or Part, unfurnished, wast side, reformuces. Address with particnlare J. HK, Herald offiee THRRE OR FOUR iy ith and Fifky Haydock, Heraid oflice, ANTHD—BY A MAN AND WEP Kooma in w quiet house, between T Oighth streets, eass side. Address far two dayw. W ‘ie, a RENT, FIRST CLASS. , for which @ reason. A 8MA jouse, th Spee out, will be paid bent reterences on and required. able reut will be a WITHIN ‘Dwight, box 4,080 Must WANTHDSA SMALL “NEAT COTTAGR, one hour of ‘the city, convenient to Catholle chureh, for m-amall family: permmanient sud desirable tenants; reni rao. Address, with ‘ull particulars, Suge Herald otlice. nt \ ANTED—IN THR VIC! LNITY OF. Bourn, STREET 4d Broadw: rand Bedrown, well faralahed, without Borde Addreag stating terme, location, £2, 7. 3, Herald office.” > ANTED=A SUIT OF CAPACIOUS APARTM! i, for club parposes, ance between New Yoru Hotel and, Teeuty-eoe ‘and Siath ave: Hasel “Agarose or apply ob GUNNING’ turant, Broad street. ANTKD—BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A THREE STO. on ek Sas in @ good location, up town. Address P., bor iY A FAMILY 1, TURER ADULTS, A a MS Mes Pett sre ea i ronsonsblo. yor FLOOR, (WITH WATER, OF A HOUSE Worms gle per toute Address Mt. ©. T,, eral ' Werald Vv ANTED—A MEDIUM SIZKD HOUSR, IN A CEN. prasttie feinn, ith pessenpuonnhib seferunten abtress ‘Adams & Co., Ob Broadway. TRD—A THR! - STORY Rg hfs op. W4iin improvements pe fowurent fourth streets, and S Upoond oo and Sixth cewuce, ent Heyn druggist, O08 Fowet mrert ie ee tS ae aK ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A tIGf stoor Fase sary es aT" fo a improvements, in a geutre! location; Terms and exact lo- cation must U., box 3,1 Post oiice, ee TANTED—RY A SMALL FAMILY, A THRER ST Mat woop House: betweon, Fobrth and Thiriy A ath streets atid Second and Bighth avenues; must at fmproverneuts and in good neighborhood. $1.50. Address, with paruculars, J. be stated in n eppbeatona, Address rent ni ceed 1 M., box ‘Sai Post Waxmna STORE O ON THEWEST SIDE OF RITHER Sixth or Kighth avenue, between Twenty-olghth and ‘Thirtionh sireeta. A ddreas for one week W. J. " x 1,775 Post office. of cvliure and refinement who wiligive Bourd to one or two pereine fur the rent Address Home, station D, for three days ‘aRtEp To Li Liaty SMALL COTTAGE OF MODE. Tate pretensions, ta Harlem or Westchester county. Address, giving rent, &c., M. V. tation Ls, Harlem. Wastes FUANISaED HOUSE IN A GOOD LO ANTED hp ae ae OFFICK, BETWEEN F pop 1 to Maiden lane al t's), bon 180, Horta ae a A PARTIALLY FURNISHED OR in good lo: ith modern con. eese ond i lowen remn Ad AN ti I LABS LOOATION, av niche ou a. peri Dolinant ier ae aT AUCTION. R. A. 4 BELOUTO KER. AUCTIONEER. SALB OF LOTS THE FIFT! OF JERSEY CITY. AS. his: ae 0, will well at auction on C'otoek, “at the Kixeba ROH 21, Pk MARCH 21, 1866, hundred af wiatnity of Hamilton juare and the streets Rfew minutes’ walk from the Pavonia ere ke anning to Chambers street, in New York. These lots constitute ry pas of the estate of the late J. B. Coles, aud are most central and chaise parts of Jersey Cit Galed Staton, bas ‘ite termin Mapa, &o., at the ‘oflce of the auctioneor, 77 Gedar at, N |. Ye Evpchg! did oe at auction, 09. will sl ‘at suction, Y. MARCH 15, J. BLEECKE! Valuable Ba: A. ad muti ad No: 111 Broadway, Exchange Salen men canee five story first sta es if ot the ‘ide, bet rh stroot an Weat Broadway tot 28 feet by 100; held under the favorable Ynsous of Grose nharon tn’ this a cl ‘at only per annum for the residue of the present term, with full 00 venants for Sagshog nanawale of tw wenty-one years ‘The building is of the most ‘and substantial kind-and cost in the erection $45,000, J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. A. vatiieee EROPERTY ON, WARREN STRERT A. J. SERCRER GON ACOT wil aatat on Tete oe et the Exchange i fl at ton. on N WARREN STREET—The valuable of n grin, the buildings thereon (ertkeunt orton kaon 22 6h ‘of the Merchants’ Exo Hotel tore Warren street. One of the best corner properties in New , WALDRON & 00:, AUCTIONEERS, 646 BROAD. way, ‘sale a small brown ston wholly or parly Rercbied, taalegeab orien tieckiemion: ENS. F, THRALL, AUCTIONERE—LATR BALROMAN with B. H. LUD! ’3 SALE RCUTOR SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RBAL BRONZES, CARRARA MARBLE STATUARY, AN- baa ELEGANT eo FRENCH, cuilwa SLABS: AUBUISSON, WILTO TON A’ VELVET OARTETS, a0. ROSEWOOD TIANOFORTE, BILLIARD TABLE AS, THEALL & CURTIS will aell by suction, on THURSDAY, March 16, 1866, at 1034 o'clook, af the mansion, 12 Washing: ton place, between Mercer and. Greene ‘streets, by order of the executors of the estate of the late Matthew Morgan, de- ceased, all the elegant furniture, of aald house, ¥ DRAWING ROOMS. Elegantly paved gilt drawing fobta Suita, fn erimson silk velve: and white satin; carved rosawood do. in crimson silk reps: clegant Buhl Cabinets and Tables, richly carved roxe- wood seven octave Pianojorte, Nunna & Clark makers; fine French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, rosewood Card and Fancy Tables, elegant crimson ailk velvet aud. white sill, figured reps und rich Lace Curtains; superb ormolu mantel seta of Clocks and Candelabras, elegant Sevres chinn ai ormolu vase ‘Candelabras, flower Vases, real “Mone'’ bronzes, Aubulason © LIBRARY. Blesant ebony Ubrary Bookcase, Ubrary Table, Voltalre and Fasy Chairs, auperb real “Mene” Bronzes, Oarrara marble Statuary; Novros Chins, marble, bronze afd ormolu mantel set; fine crimson silk plush and’ Lace Curtains, Wi ton Carpet. DINING ROOM. Richly carved solid oak in moquet, elegant flowered M and tain silondid assortment of Serre and French China, cryatal, Sut and engraved Glassware: Velvet Carpets, &c. ED CHAMBERS. Carved rosewood, wainut and mahogaey Froach ‘Bed. steads, Bureaus, Arinoirys-a-Glace, Boo! Dressing and Fancy Tables, Loun (es, Ubuira and Busy Chairs, Palllassen, Wool and hair Mattrossos, Feather Hedy Holsters and Pi lows, Silk Damask and Lace Curtaing, Volvet and Bramola Oarpe HALLS AND STAIRWAYS. ‘and Chairs, superb Carrara marble onus Crom ‘he ath,” by Wyatt, of £0.; Volvot and Brussels Uarpota, ALSO, Fine rosewood Billard Table, complete—Phetan's patent. All the elegant ormuln and Bronze Chaudeliora and Fix- (gerege enper’ ‘eccsute alxteen-Light Torche, by Kinguet, of ‘aie ‘sale will commence with the kitchen and laundry fur. ‘The house will bo open for inspection on WEDNESDAY » Mth inst, by permit, which. with catalogue, the office of tha auctionoers, No. 2 LAberty ENS. LD tgpad) omy AEOTORE EE & Co, HANDBOME I WousEHoup PUR RNITORE, CARPETS, ROSEWOOD PIANO! ation CHINA AND GLASH, &C. THEALL @ CURTIS will ‘anction, on saat March 13, at 11 o'clock, at dence of Fred. Morrison, Enq. yo. rislor'a Tompkinaviie, 8. T. all the Furniture, ke. of said house, ‘a. inn. ny Sofas, Chairs and Eas) Chairs, "Crccan French edstcnds, Btereaus, Washatands, Cominodes. Straw and Hak Matireres Pte, ba peters ordgrater Pate China and Ghiussware, o nen Utensil, ae. Nee oa eapcaaal oflice of the auctioneers, 23 Liberty atreet, ENJAMIN F. THEALL, AUCTIONEER —ASSIONKR'S wale of Oyster Boat No. 23, with lease of ‘lock, de.. om Tuesday, March 13, at 12 o'siook, at fook of Charles atreat, North river, EMRY .. ¥ H. UREDS, A gD8, AUCTIONEER H' H. LEEDS: og me ail austen, Saidings, i JENKIN! Jeti INS, AUCTIONERR WILL SELL AT A ion fon at Gesioe of the hte @, 8 Fox, Bpete fants iia all. the Household ‘ruraliure, constating ‘Tables, irs, Bureaus, Sofas, Bedstoads, Cai ding, Giiototns, ilk Kiyohen “und Gh enalla, Ho Bells, Mlankets, Saddles Br a lot of fine breed ‘AMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER, WILK SELL a? auetion. om Monday, Maret 12 at 10 o'clock, nt th oe of the lite G. 8. Fox, Springhust. Hunt's Point, West. ehestor county, N. ¥.,all the’ Housohold Furoiture, consist ing of Inj and Brussels Carpeting; Kitchen, Dining Room and Chamber Furniture; also Coaches, Horves, Rocks, Wagons, Sloighs, Bells, Robes, Blanksta, contents of two greephouses, lot tothed Framés and Boxes, Farming Utensils, two Iron Safes Safen and lot of Greenhouse Plants. — PAwNHRO KER aki SALE.—JOUN MORTIMER, 151 Broadway, will sell to-morrow (Monday) large assortment of Men Jewelry and other of i roel, 6h street. AWNBROKER'S SALR.—JO1 MORTIMI r Broadway Flea! i? Wednesday, March a ame axaortinent of foman's ing, — Pillowa, Tots “eh mart 5 vouner valuable thew vg fy 01 of M. Mehrbach, 483 Grand street. AWNBROKSE'S SALE.—JOHN MORTIMER, 15 8. teolnrge Doe Safer Angie 12, ‘and Women’s Clothing, Teldtags ron numerous to mention. By Brondway, will sell ‘Thursday March 15, 400 lous We "a Fine © and ot order of H. Me ‘Aloonun, 192 ing sad, fe er PAWNBROK R's SALT.—BY BR. FIRLD, AUCTION. eer, Pearl street, on Tuesday, March 13, ab o'olock, men's and women's Clothing. By order of J. Veal Seventeenth street. Wednesday. 14th. men's and wor Clothing, Beds, Bedding, &c. By order of M. Casey, West Broadway. AWNBROKER'S | Be ery —TURSDAY, JAMES AGAR, tee iene Tan By order a en ren 4, Hoots, re, 57% Hogond avenue. * AWNBROKEWS SALB.—THURADAY, JAMBS AG, will sell, a€ 69 New Bowery, at T1% o'clock, 100 lots. Mon'a Clothing. At 13 a’olook, 150 Lota fe Wome Ing, Bed Clothes, Plilows. one’ pet. 3 ciclook, Watches and Jewelry. By order of James Hartioy, 192 Varigk atroot, RS auctioneer, wil all at Se New Bowrory, SALE.—FRIDAY, JAMES AG. se gg A of = ‘and Women's Glothing, Sheets, in, table By order of P. Bryan, 39 West risedadway, ee KAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.—30 ACRES gf yeaa ble Land, with large Buildings, si Boy LU + two miles from Astoria, com ‘afine tie east river, having oat of about Bh fee, with seve ral fine bulldiny i Ea yd The property isin a good, heal! Me desirably located tor te neigh en at of fog nhing. de. ald rty will be Sore Sree kets ptt ota aay, nt 2 o'clock. Por further particulars im ie of A. P. BORIUM, on the mises. oF LOK Me ear Academy siroot, Astoria. dale positive. Title ta- UTORS’ SALE—TWO nNoUsEs EB“ AND LOT, CORRE B ern a RICHARD WALTER'S, pring will nell, Maron 13, at Exoham Nolowroom, No. Ill Siroadwas Tock, the t tory brick Houses, Nos, band 8 Seanph fast Seas cas ese pare ald ARTHUR MoCAPFRAY, THOMAS GAMBLE, { Brocutors } ENRY D. MINK, AUCTIONERR—OWFICE 37 NAS- ‘nau street, opposite Uh Im t anle of a choice collection of modern OfL PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS by leaditv: artiste Amoricaa and foreign, most of which wore painted to order for the present owner, who is about travellt MINER & SOMERVILLE will sel day and Friday evenings, March 22 St tie Somerville Art Gallery, No. Se ecatharust a very, tne God oxsetulty tlon of O11 tings and Drawings, comprising the entire llory of well known connolaswut, and forming prob bly fie findnt anveinblagon of works ot art offered at this reason, among which will be represented the ( eyainent artints ¥. E, Church, A, Blerstadt Thos, Cole, NA Jag Me Hart V, Neniig, N Db! anuicgon! Vina Ginavat 8.3. Guy, N B. ounsoay Ne’ Pat Belgrade WNC A Dr Moborte, RAs A'D. Santlick. CAM. We deutior Bek, Ee de Bout, 3. G. Brown, N, As, vi Lia H. de Beui, W. Whi NA, fo, Wim. Hart, §."A., haa J. KR. Brevoort,N.A. E. C. Barnes, Cha Pope, vey Anderson, Julia Boers, Weir, W. T. ittcharda, — Watelet, W. J) Hogoosay, — Seuseres, , if Bouxaton, — Notarinain, Homer, overt 0. * Ogtivie, Verta' Including ‘alao. 8 ous ork by Louts i LO LBR, emuttod feo Sroeetehs, bet nase othe brews ‘aod inporiant work tree, & ‘iy Hand evening. on on nal fd unt evenit of all art wirret, MINE & SOMMER’ they will bare on 845, Brond\ of the present owner, who i# about to abroad. sale wil take place oh Thursday and Fi It Ths o'clock, at the Somer eat Tits okt oii oP AINTINGS Fratts, Flow: igure Pieces, the works of ‘American art GEO. HALL, BY MINER & SOMERVILLE, at the Somerville Art Gallery, 80 Broad) strest, on jonday evening Wareh 12. OW ON Exwinition WITH CATALOGUES, | (mae D. MINER, AUCTIONER. HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION, MINER & som RVILLE, at their ‘ST Nassau street, Wednesday, March 14, ‘ohock. Regular Horse sale Cp Tetage | and Saturdays, HF D. MINER, AUCTIONEER —SALRSROOM g street, 0 ty Tue will sel st muation, ‘om ete iecineds March o'eloe| their Packages ‘f ‘i jeciairans, Vinod geen tornge, from " rest Compantess Wy, den's By § Lionel can “hy Gand Bee ‘* OR ey press ‘Geaqus MIpAny. ENRY H, LEEDS, AUCTIONEER HENRY H, HERDS Emini wil geil by anciion, BONESDAY, March 16, At Il 0% neh ot their salesroom, 29 Liberty street ORBAT SALE OF PIANOS AND PARLOR ORGANS About 0 very su] Pianos, by the best city makers, of fine tone and finias, comprising grand. square and cottage gyles, by Chickering, Matuuscheck, Frey Pieraon 5. dod other siually celebrated oatere which are new nad super inatramenta, fu i Anumber of second band Pianos, but Uitle used, and ia fine order. ALEXANDRE ORGANS, The balance of the consigninents of organs Ly the celebrated From 1 to 6 aet reeds, 4 to all tn fine order, of superior toar an ‘ organs by these makers for saie in this country. They ‘all be rendy for examination (wo days before the ale, EBNRY H, (Pave & MINER AUCTIONEERS HENR' ¥ i. Py aMiN ie soli at anction, on TUE MD AY, MA get, ot 18 West This th sareet, hotween avenucs, elegant Howse! gy Brent ond Ii inp th Ge rosewood Seveuth and consisting of Hatt and — - Seas aanriment of Kiinhew a Porat WHOM IT MAY OONCERN.—I WILL SBL, Tad Continental Lron Rodi ciespapetst. cn 3 on the 15h iSth day of March inst, at 10 0% Mtr venny following pioperty:-—Seren horizontal Stearn Rogines 7 “7 Or ornag ‘Diach stroke, with, Flue Bollers, Connections and Vixturns’ These engings, boilers, du, a were Gomapany, and will be gold on noir Aron, ROWLAND. cp WATOH LOST—MARKED ANN WALES, in Gis: Lo paid and no questions asked. Brig it to & place. eas’ hie A BLACK LEATHER COVERED OPERA Lose | oe ‘Academy of Musto, on Friday olght bas ttable I be paid for the same, nor eo at . BMITH, HA Bearor street. Ost. SATURDAY YP. M., MARCI 10,1 ASTOR 4 Seer oS to, Mercantile Libexcy. ange Mink Muff. The finder will be Mberally rewardad by ing the same at 249 Weat Tweuty-f(ta street Lostctratnne WALLET, A KEEPSAKE FROM D ceased father; name of George B. Hazard tonide; com. ware of ‘io use but toowser. Sultaule reward wilt tajnu be pai Wreturned to 200 Bloeckar street. O8T—ON THURSDAY 4 40 Weat Fourth ets < ATRAYED on STOLEN, Si oarner of Voaay and and red W: » No 3 A ior it Sines a ™ ere yan YA! SMITH. Butoner. “OTICR, —NEGOTIATIONS ‘FOR Th K RETORN, OF 5 1 Mant ocd with aay person, baring knowledge of hair where. 2 ve antsy by edie iecsain ken wis V. Cardoa, Lost olfiee, en Sat Mt ay be relied on 1:4 REWARD —108T. ON TURSDAY EVENTING, ¢ $5 of Dominick anit Variek atrects, « Blwek atid Tam ise earscropred, answers to the name of faa. Rover slut had get reward, at #0 Dominick xtroot. Wee PAID iD YOR THE DELIVERS % THe BS _patae het npoare ft Atlan Ga. showing Wm. Markham. " Mawson, fur a atree “aildress Mes | 35 ABD. Lost on, THE BLE OKRA STRREP oar, oghoek and bank bouk, of no weer scape the nestions asked. Address or to CHARLES A. br oe REWARD. a ee IN “soutH STREET, “on Veidey, Merch 0. a large, light vrown Dow. Answers turning bhe seine ob ir, will Feowive the above re Be REWARD.—LOST, ON THE ATH INST, A A BLACR De) and tan Dog, with fed collar, marked * Birge rete the oaing of denper, The tinder will p please turn him to the Hoffman House aad receive the abow ward. —— REWARD, 10ST, AIT FRET hee ‘Bo. #1 $l the foot of Beventewath street, Bo 1 74 quire ot Sonn Ward. REWARD—LOST, ne $10 Nene a Wieck ant tan having found ons will pening the a! the dog at 23 Vlerropons trent, REWARD —rie PAATY WHO TOOK Al. sworn from O allery, ening fer feed wane ake need fallery aod no quesuons ON FRIDAY Any one leaving <10ST, ON SATURDAY, 3D. INST, $20 an oa 10 FM s,8 black Beaver Cloth Over: fe reward will be paid by leaving the coal win wed J. ¥ Hawking, 100 Nawaait street $25 WILL BR PAID AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED ) for the immediate return of the two overooata a old headed cane. of either of them, taken from aie mg, Hh inst ost or STOLEN. A THAMOND or landing from =. hex 2 are to reward patd. REWARD —STOLEN A $1.00 UNITRD STATES . No. 15,912. The pw Treosury note, third nna meppess a sae ON Ne {10 Rona street, $100 '% ment of the bond abd of the coupons persons ere cautioned against 1 a4 JOSEPH a $150 REWARD—1_ OFFER, FOR MY PROPERTY, faken from 188 Rast “Pnirteento atronts ous asked, any time or DA ‘oun $15 Robert Ri WARD. “LOST, ON TURSDAY ps. io Pin. sapposed Cluster Diamood in No questions ask find above reword paid. if Pion Rait, Jeweller, corner Broadway aa Murray a $80 REWARD Par mo xO CRATIONS AKER rt ae retarns Yeu bended warehouse and 518 Ww fash oe gs mare ‘apes jy at ofthe 61 W. = ——— | HASE, AN 11 PREP ILLUS Ww a ANtED To fo, ryeon oy RP B24 ‘Address i, Miarahd oltoe ALL. AND EXAMINE W % i" sine . srock ot pew (accory 146 Fulton arreet. rr arenas ~ WATCHES, JeweLK x, “, Acie tates a = PRECTOUS STOND, &O, a were a