The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.§ Wepyrapay, March 28—6 P. M, ‘The current of spoculation on the Stock Exchange has been sluggish to-day, although the tone of the market was firm. The erratic course of gold during the week thas diverted attention from railway shares and filled the specie room with a species of operators only to be found there in periods of excitement, but the tendency of prices is decidedly upward. The under- given quotations for the leading speculative stocks at the first regular board on the 1st of December last nnd to-day show that they are, with two exceptions, from six ts fourteen per cent lower now than they were then, while tae earnings of all the roads have in the interval largely itereased:— New York Central, Erie. . Hendin, Nbesese 116} 100! 16 Monee in Southern 76. 82: = Cleveland and Pittaburg 9355 4 4 Northwestern .........+ 3035 ang 8% Northwestern preferred. 65% 56% 956 Tali . 108 6: = 06 3¢ 92! 13% At the early session of the open board Michigan Southern (sales 3,000 shares) sold at 8234, Erie (sales 5,200) 82%, Reading (sales 1,800) 101, New York Central {sales 1,000) 0234, Cleveland and Pittsburg 19%, Rock Island (8. 3) 1163, Northwestern preferred 56%, Fort Wayne 9234, Canton 473;. At the first regular board the market was without speculative activity, but its tone was. steady. Michigan Southern (sales 3,000) closed % higher than at the half-past two board. yesterday, Fort Wayne 3, Western Union Tolegraph %. Erie was % lower, Reading 3{, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3é, Rock Isfand }{. Mariposa preferred sold at 18%. Government securities were strong, but quiet. Coupon five-twenties of the old issue advanced 1, ten-forties 3. At the ono o'clock seasions the market wassteady. At the half-past two board it was without apy marked fea- ture. Now York Central, Erie and Quicksilver closed without variation from the latest quotations at the first regular board. Reading was 3 higher, Michigan South. ern 3, Fort Wayne %;, Western Union Telegraph %, Canton . Hudson River was % lower, Cleve- land and Pittsburg 3%, Northwestern preferred 3, Mariposa preferred 3. Government securities were wieudy. Coupon sixes of 1881 advanced 4. Old five- twenty bonds aud seven-thirly notes were unaltered. Atthe half-jast three open board Erie weakened to 804g, under strong efforts to depress it by certain parties, probably with a view to influence the genoral market. New York Ceniral sold at 92 (b, 3), Reading 100%, Michigan Southern 8255, Cleveland and Pittsburg 793<, Rock Island 116}, a 116, Northwestern 26%, Fort Wayne 92%, Canton 4714, Afterwards Michigan Southern and Fort Wayne were strong; but the previous effort to produce a decline in Erie was continued, and at half-past flve the stock, after selling as low as 785%, was quoted at 793 a 4. Michigan Southern was at the same time selling at 8234 a $4, Cloveland and Pittsburg 7916 a 34, Northwestern 27 a 4, preferred 56 a 14, Rock Island 116 a :4, Fort Wayne_93 0%, Hudson River 108% bid, Reading 100% a 74, New York Central 92 a 3, Can- ton 4634 bid. The supply of money con!inues in excess of the de- mand, and the Siock Exchange is freely supplied at five percent for loans returnable at call, Tho discount line is, however, asiade more active, and only first class com- mercial paper passes at 634 a 734, the second best quality boing rated at 8a9, At the West there is no noticeable change in the monetary situation, The Chicago ribune of the 25th insi. remarks :— The money market is very dull, but currency is scarce, and there is comparatively little ‘satisfactory paper offer: ing, Tho bank rato o discount is steady at ten per cent per annum; Lut second and third class paper is negoil- ated on the sirect at one to two per cent per month. Eastern exchange is very scarce, and the market is firm at par buying, and one-tenth premium selling. Round jots were selling among bankers at a prémium of 70c, per thousand, ‘The gold market opencd-at a decline from the closing price of last evening, under the influence of the Euro- pean news reportiny five-twentios (of the 1662 issue) at 72 in London on the 17th inst., against 70% a % on the 4th, and also a slight advance in cotton, The improve- ment in Ertl» during the same time, from 64% a 561; to 57, and in Ilinois Central from 1734 a 78 to 90; a 61, together with the reduction of the Bank of ‘England rate of discount from seven to six per cent, assisted this tendency. Cash gold was loancd at %82 per diom early im the aay, vue Brier two o'clock’ the borrowing rate’ declined to 1-32, and subdse- quently there wasa proffer to lend without interest, ‘the opening price was 127%, followed by an advance to 128%, and a relapse to 127%, after which thé anarket steadily rose and closed at five P. M. at 128 a %. The “short” interest is so large that it will be impossible for the bears to “cover” without further advancing the premium, and herein lies the evil of unduly depressing it, for which the Treasury itsclf is, te a great extent, responsible. Every fluctuation in the price of gold involves a corresponding fluctuation in the value of the legal tender dollar, and in proportion to tho extent of this finctuation is confidence in values dis- turbed and trade interrupted. Without a stable staniard to go by all calculations based upon experience and directed by sagacity are fruitless, and legitimate business becomes as much a lottery as a speculation in stocks. ‘There wes no good reason why gold should have sud- denly declined ton por cent, and, after declining, should have even more suddenly advanced from 1247; to 128%; but those who know Wall street aware that speculative influences are at times omnipotent witnin given lmits, and that congregation of comparatively Irresponsible persons +n exert an important, aithongh temporary, infinence upon the fortunes of the entire commercial community. Gold should not be made the football of speculators by ndisereet Lamperings with the market on the part of the government; and it is the duty of Congress to legislate upon this important subject without delay, It is nothing Joan than a reproach tothe Treasury that the price of tho standard of values should have fluctuated from 136% early in the present month to 12474, and from that point upto 128%. Ithas been proved that the government ales of coin tend to perturb instead of steady the mar- ket by the questionable manner in which they are ducted. The extreme prices thus far during the present year wore :— ore Higher. Lower, Janaary Mas, IT! Febrn itty 1 Mareh 1a, 1247, Voreign exchange was inactive and heavy. Lewlim ‘rawers asked 1072, as yesterday, for'thetr bills at sixty daye on England, but seies second hand were made as low as 106%, Mining ond petroleum stocks were dull. At the first voard Honnshotf Run closed $160 higher than at the ame time yesterday, Quartz Hill 1c, Excelsior Copper Se, KF rst National wae 6¢, lower, Pithole Creek 26c., United States T6e., Consolidated Gregory Gold 65c., Smith & Parilwe br. At the second board Bennehot Ham closed 16¢, tower than at the first bourd, selling at $1285; Pitholo Creek 75c., selling at $5 10; Shade Wiver, 15¢., selling at $3 45. Now York, Phiiadelpn aud Baltimore sold at 50c., First National 20c., United States 50¢., Bradley 24¢,, Nowaleville Go! 48¢., Gunnell Gold $1 26, Gunnell Contral $5, Holman Gold o8e., Kipp & Buell $2 40, New York Gold 0c., Smith & Parmice $10 85. Tho Governor of Tennessee has issue! the following official notice to the holders of the State to in rela- tion to the funding of the arrearages of inicrest Extcotive Dersneuaee, Nasnviin, Tenn., March 12, ‘aba. } Ry virtde of an act of the General Aseombly of the State of Tennessee, November 23, 1865, Tam a thorized and instructed to ikeue the six per cent coupon honde of the State, bearing date January 1, 1866, and pay- able Janaary 1, ‘1892, to an amount +uMeient to pay of he bonds and interest past due, as weil as that to fail due January 1, 1806, or bonds that may fall = in 1867, said bonds to be similar ib te § he acts amendatory thereof. form the duty imposed upon me by the aforesaid law by issuing to persons holding bonds, or cou or en- titled to interest past due, new bonds in lieu thereof. Holders of bonds pons past due, or entitled to in- torest, will please flo snct bonds of coupons, or claims T interest, with the Comptrotier of the Treasury, in ‘ ian lest than $1,000, and present the said ‘omptrofier'a receips to th who deliver the new bona, mney & Stee, who wil The business at the lowa:— Sub- Treasury to-day was as fol- New York Stock Ezchan SRBSION —10:30 et, sania 81, cow 104) jay she Yee na oz) ated ce ‘ical we Mize NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 29 1866—WITH SUPPLEMENT. 8255 82 76 do ..2d call 100% a) Mich Central RR 103 0000 100 Mich So&NIRR 82% yrs 1500 do.. 82: 2000 500 10000 600 3000 200 1000 P, FLW & 100 do......8l! 1000 M & St P 100 Il! Central RR... 117 16 shaMec! 100 Cleve & Pitts RR ey | 25 Phenix do...2d.call 70; 18 Park Bank 60 Cl, Col & Cin RR 115 70 Fourth 60 Chic & NWRR.. 27% 500 Canton Company 4734 800 Chic & NW prof, 56 100 do... 405 lo......030 56: 200 Central Goal Co. 46° loo Chic &' Wis RR. 11054 200 do. 200° (do...2¢ cal 200 W'n Union Tele 50 Chic, Bui 2 . - do. 1200 Pitts, Ft W & C. 200 Union Navig Go. 105 100 = do. 800 Mariposa 100 N ¥ Cen CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepwespar, March 28—6 P, M. Breaverorrs.—Recelpts, 3,267 bbls. flour, 200 do, and 1,482 bags corn meal, 500 bushels wheat, 14,138 bushels corn, 3,850 do. oats, and 2,600 do. malt. Prices for com- mon and ordinary grades of State ana Western flour were 10c. a 15c. per bbl, in sellers’ favor. Prices for the bet- ter qualitics were very steady, but no positive improve- ment was apparent. The sales were to a very fair extent, comprising nearly 9,000 bbis. at our revised quotations subjeined, at which the market closed very firm, but with less animation. The market for Southern flour was fairly active, and prices were very steady for all descrip- tions, common brands ruling firmer. The sales were 600 bbis, Canada flour was in good request, with further sales of 450 bbls. Ryo flour was steady, but in rather limited demand. Corn meal was without noticeable chango; if anything, the market was firmer, with sales of 350 bbls., mostly Brandywiue, at our quotations, We quote :— Supertine and Western flour. $6 70 a $7 25 Extra Stato, 71 755 Choice State - 765 a 785 Common to m » 73008 815 Extra round hoop Ohio, +e 8 25 8 60 Western trade brands, +» 865 a 11 00 Common Southern +8 65a 990 Fancy and extra do, -10 00 a 15 25 Common Canadian. . .730a 800 Good to choice und extra, + $10 a 11 25 Rye flour (superfine) 4500 5 Su Corn meal, Jersey - 3608 370 Corn meal, Brandywin’ 14000 425 Corn meal, Brandyw pune! heons, 22008 -— —Prices for wheat were nominally tinaltered in tho ab- sence of transactions; the only sales we heard of com- prise about 7,900 bushels, mostly No. 1 Milwaukee, at $1.63. Corn ‘was about 1c. higher, with a moderate de- mand; the sales were 37,600 bustiels at 68c, a Tic, for unsound, and 7c ‘sc, for sornd mixed Western, m store and deliverod. ‘The transactions in oats were to a fair extent at very full prices; the sales were mostly at 38, a 45c, for unsound, and Sac. a GAl¢o. for sound mixed Western, Bbc. a. for State, 50c. for Jersey, and bic, a “for Cunnda, The market for rye continued inactive and nominal, Barley was in moderate demand, but no sales of Importance were reported, A very limited inquiry prevailed for malt, but prices were too high and buyers operated very carefully, and no special sales were made, Covews.—A moderate inquiry prevailed from con- sumers for prime grades, and further gales of 989 bags Rio, ex ship Bremenia, abd 1,000 bags Maracaibo wero made at fall prices, but the particulars bave not trans. plred., The market otherwise has been quiet and heavy. Cortox.—The market opened very firm, with a good demand, mostly from speculators, and prices ruled in seller's ‘tavor. The sales reached 4,800 bales at our re- vised quotations, at wh'ch the market closed with less activity, We quote:— Upland. Frorida, Modile. N.O.@T. Ordinary ..... a6 a 37 3s Low middling. 49 ao 40 Middling 41 41 a2 Good mi 43 43 “4 hade Jower. The engagoinents were— To Liverpool 2,300 bales cotton at 6 16d. a 4d., 100 bbis. rosin at 23., 150 boxes bacon at 17s. 6d., 200 tiercos beef at 2x. 9d.; per steamer, 100 bbls, pork at 3s. Gt, 200 bales cotton at Fh. To London, per ewamer, 150 tioreea Ddeof at 6s, a 6s. 64., aud 1,500 bags oll cake at 22s, ag A brig from south side Ccba to New York, sugar, 60c. , ‘a brig from a Florida port to north side Gaba, 115,000 feet iumaber, $11; a Britivh brig to St. Thomas, two brigs from Mobile, in ballast, to south olde Cuba and back to New York, on private terms, Movasens, —' market was Semis chun but fuil prices were pomagrs The sale: were 38 hi Cuba muscovado, new 30.bhde, Porto Rico at 7hc., for the iat Se 2 28c. a B30. ; Porto Rico, ices, particu- oe actin, but sales were about 4,500 , mainly at 2640. e 26,0. for crude, 306, a 30360. for: Tefined, im bond; 42c., for May, and 57, ea 69c. for refined, froo. Provisions.—Receipts, 367 bbls. pork, 519 do. beef, al cut meats, and 69 do, lard. The pork inarket upon the whole was firmer, though at the clos) holders generally were [ree sellers at drooping priees. New mess cloned at $26 15, cash. Tho gales were about 5,600 bois, new mess for future delivery, part for Jaue, all seller's optic t $26 12 w $26 50, and 6,000 bbls. for present deliv $26 12 a $26 371; for new mess, $24 50 for old mess, and $21 25 a $22 for prime mess. The beef ket was without decided ohange. The sales were about 650 bbls, at $16 a $20 for new plain mess, and $20 a $24 for pew cxtra mes, We note sales Of 400 terees at $33 for prime and $87 for India mss, Beef hams were cull and drooping, with sales of 350 bbis., in lots, at $36 4 $57 25. Bacon was in buyer's favor. ‘The sales comprise nearly 500 boxea at LiKe, a 15¢, for Cumberiand cut, and 12%¢. a 16¢. for short rib. Cat meats were quiet. We note sales of larly for crado, ge IL}se. a Whe, for shoulde . hams, The lard market was fairly setive at ad prices, The sales were nearly 1,000 packages at 16%\0. a lye, the latter rate for small lots chice. guiot, with small sales at 25e, a 450. for Western, and Oc. a 60e, for State, Cheese was in light demand at l6ec, om, ws to quality, the latter prieg for prime, was heavy, with only a small iuquity from the Butter was wane An.—The market was very steady, with a fair de mand, in good part from the trade; but’ mostly from re. ors, The sales comprise 676 boxes Havana at 10%. a 1234¢., 40 hid Porto Reo at 1c, a 134c, and 933 bhds. Cuba muscovado at from #ig¢, a Le, Refined sugar was rather quiet, but previous prices were sustaiued. We quote:-—Inferior to common re ascovade a 106., fair to good retinin air to good roe a 12kKe., Porto Ri m ai Tonacco.—The market was without noticeable improve ment, but previous prices were demanded. Momeut were heard of. Tauow was in good demand and fina, with sales of 200,000 Ibs at 1130. a Wirekry. —Receipt but unehanged. Si No sales of The market was dull ee were made at § BUSINESS GOPPORTUN?' A MAN WITH $600, HLA y-first street, up staira, No need apply. N BXCRLLENT CHANCE FOR A PERSON Wrtit atmall capital (orngage ina bight mauafae ust. a=! AL down, at} Dut those moaning busine i hess or as comarereial traveller Apply to OWN, 485 Broadway. USINESS WANTED LIQUOR STORE WANTED. — 2, SOB 10 $3.0N will ves Dail ur & good paying store, Address J. 11. D., box 219 Herald ottion OR SALE—RIC 4 of iy Te raeg’s Flour #i(ver, two red. Very great induce states. Apply tmunediately MAN a Bi VOR, SALE—ONR-UALP INTEREST IN AN Sines, paying $4000 a ee: floet saloon on Broadway, ot rg week ale emell & Saloon ndhor good basiness chances req ieing. phil! DIMAN a BEF MERY WITH SOWR 486 Broadway. 33: at ue ADVERTISER WIstins To on xble willing ( advance $20) of GBH, w ev. able her io commends a manalacturing busiaese which she thoroughly understands, abd which promises to be quite re numerative. Tt team ett atively unkoown in N York, and ts thought to be eager i an tw cons welled a fern the cy she ta metberd (0 meet Naion Gy Broudway? be amply repels Address way. THE ONE $1,000. J. hetfintereat Ta Gui eto nee day. Address Coal, Herald fier —WANTED, A GENT. MMAN thie amoant 10 ‘buy terest in aM , dress, thd place of readence, Patent Herel ofice _DEN ISTRY. t at winen pee DIgcovi atthe in or no PV ay BIA VILLERS, | $25,000 opreations ‘warranted. Grand street. two BRAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH, $8 TO O Be Te TEETH Aum Lindh Bod extracted wi at ope an dicieA Sixth a cnn near Twenty JOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, —"f0 DR. COLTON he oredit of reviving the use of this Important seen Nitrous ue Oxide) ao the peste of Senate Latte admmister the oS in the rot rato ued 14,000 ou patient & ‘and the whale medical pro an Cooper tn nemeets, A FACT—x0 11 IMPOSITION —MR# STARR, GREATEST avenue. rttientiemen not janet semiind tains ALTERS, DISTINGUISHE! CLAIRYoY- eae aint ee Pal, ‘basinees, thot: TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. CHATHA ARE, A opposite Mott atroel, Now oS, Came no ) portent made om or be: 1 forma rita atarest fr Te Deposits trom $1 A. “PRIVATE BOARDING,—ANY LADY DESIRING (0 Snd an clagent home, ith excellent | Anes, kind care wih ct retirement during slekness satya find evi uiaite ow ving ‘uledly ery rea aw dy living ; Faw itereat from April Bu HEAD BANK.—TWENTY-NINTH DIVIDEND.— New York, March 24, 1888 —The Hoard of Direciors have Brett res ares Seale wensl Qustteriy Dividend of four (6) free of government Ar, eon and after Baty of April next, Ww WILLETT, ¢ GPEENE COUNTY AND ULSTER COUNTY, N. ¥. JOHN B. MURRAY, 23 Wall strcet. Ee. KERR & CO,, BANKERS, NO. 4 WALL Dealers all classes of Government Securities, Railroad, Biate, County and City Scouritien ken kes execute jromDuy orders for the purchase and sale of god,” Gollectigns mae Points in the United States and Canadas. ecousa of banks, bankers and individuals respeot{ully s0- ISETT, THOR. M. Inett & Brewster, Muscatine, Iowa, JOHN Kenn. ‘President First National Bank, Leavenworth, Kansas. ‘AY COOKE & CO.,. BANKERS, In connection with our houses in wunleamants sn and Wash- thin an office al u strect, ington we day oe of Wall in this “ir EDWARD DODGE. Inte ot Clar & Co, New York: Mr HG. FAUNBSTOCK, of ont Wastington hone, and Mr, PITT GOOKE, of Sandusky, Ohio, will be resident partners. | enlar attention to the purchase and sale of (COVER STOCK, BOND and to orders for pur- chase and GOLD. aA RORDS ane 96 OE & 00. pcm =ae 1866. chi ddress box Post offi T 1%, ¥ eg 178 BLEECKER STREET, SIX AT wins Me mae a Pleasant Rooms, with ex- dellont i Hour rd C4 su per week: families accordingly. PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET, WITH BOARD, A "hom tet of ‘April; adults preferred.’ Apply at 35 Gra- merey place. Reterences exchanged. AMtied fo !--BOARD.—-ANY LADY DESIRING RE- I fuperior medical and other attendance during anticipated "uinean ‘either inthis a tty, Landon Paris. mi or by ir. THIERS: 148. Bight (Maison east of Broadway, New Yor! ), * tow FEW yess | noes TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN, with East Fourth street. Reference re- quired. No mre Sane Vris streets, 250 i Rants ne gy neatly Reals pie bya pig 2 rey ‘woure } pe TO A GENTLE- nt Roon on or without wentences, ‘ima ocen hae “at mode sou Bair et tis Weat Twrentyealxth, street, near Sixth avenue, No moving mm May. Ni ELY Adaya sry TO PARTMENTS, BANONEN 2 ONB BLOCK BAST fort William to one week. House let—to gentlemer rd, Bi if required. "App "Apply at 48 Euat Twentioth T 17 CROSBY STREET—A NICELY FURNISHED Room, on first. floor, a double bedded Room on Myf nd’ four single ‘rooms on third for. Terms vory Eggs wae eee COLLEGE LAND SCRIP . a DMAN, Cc. & 4 ep 2 ea sw At at gs = eae Oe Wa eta Netermedin TO ES COurANEES, AND PARTIES IN- made arrangements ratte a on the First peti Bank eae OO. Bankers No. ¢ QouruERn | BANK BILLS, SOUTHERN BONDS, STOCKS AND COUPONS, BY EDWIN Q. BELL, 40 AND 42 BROADWAY. S™ Fi LF eed INTEREST PAID. EZ FROM GOVERNMENT TAX. CITIZEN'S SAVINGS BANK, wery, corner of Canal street. n every CA on 10 ill 3.0. fer Money deposited now will draw t from April 1, HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD. Notice 1s hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders ofthe North American Idoyd Ste teamahtp C 9 held at their office. No. 45 Beave city York, on Wednesday: ihe 18h day of April, 1865, att o'clock ALM. and that. motion will then and there be made and submitted to a vote, to increase the capital stock of the com- Pany to the amount of two millions of Maoltars, i IGER, EW BARStOW, — EMIT RUGHER, { Directors. V: PREOHT, H. BATER, ” § March 27, 1866, a "Denver ort or te jes in the bi baa HOLDERS OF POLICIES OF THE BREVOORT INSURANCE COMPANY. Ornice or tux Metnororitax Ixsuranct: ComPAxy, ) Noa, 108 anv 110 Broapway New Youx, March 28, 1858, § The Metropolitan Tneurance Company will give a polley without charge in exchange for any outstanding policy of the Brevoort Insurance Company. Holders of such polictes are requested to present the same without delay at this otlice. HENRY H, PORTER, Secretary.’ ‘NION RANE OF LOND OF yah ely TAYLOR BROTHERS, No. 17 Wall street, ANTED—$10,000 TO $15,000 CAPITAL, TO OPERATE ‘a giaas factory, which is all Po to put Into operation, and fs very advantageously Jocated, “Address box 4756 New York Post office, aid ANTED—GOODS OR REAL ESTATE, IN EX. change for oil stocka, Address box 4,795 Post oflice, New York. 000, oe. Commission $12: 000, fs. J" McORATiaLs No-9 Pine atrert. oh a REAL ESTATE $35. 35.000 Bi2 rN EET BOD, Wall stron 4, —THE ADVERTINRE WISHES TO EX. $350,000." cent Interest. paying Se: curities, Real Estate (wit! a P Incumbrance), and cash, for the above amount of merchandise sopenle for the Weat- ern market. Address W. F. 3. box 073 P. $5,000, ‘$5,000 “mee $200 TO GENTLEMAN Ont Laby, HAVING FROW $1,00) TO purchase the half or whole of Business, Rear the city, which wales have averaged. $1 since establi oan be thoroughly iver sold this week. Apply to EDDINGS, 200 Broadway, AX ENERGETIO YOUNG MAN, OF SoReeeEASLS business experionce, with a capltal of $10,000, desi connect bimaeif with an petablished commission or ethics bgoe ie in ae York. Add: rene Com: C ' $eCee. BROKERAGE hmngg tr ESTABLISHED 1 with from $33,000 to 1 Adiarone, With heme, cay ress, with na ae., L., all Went Two ‘nota wd at ny? PA RINER—WITH a wholesale and retail oa by Ce Sales exclusively for cash, ANAC CTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WITH $2,090 READY e°sh, ean secure a partnership in a newspape: iiehing and picture and engraving business, paying hie ee Apply at77 Nansau street, room atten o'ele |ARTNER WANTED, JONES! no equal; & person need answer. w ARTNER WANTED—IN A CASH BUSIN established, ‘paying & proQt of iifty per exchanged. Apply at 582 Broadway, room ‘PARTNER WANTED—WITIT $450, TO ACT AS AGENT fand take an invereat in a very popular entertainment, in full operation. Address Manager Wiliams, station Dy Bible House. ‘eer WANTED <TNE “ADV ERTISER WISHES 10 partner, with weash capital of from $3,000 to $5.00. vonsignined| i salable good: r of the most opt ‘on whien will ama 000 OR $7.00, WANTED IN Manufacturing Business, to ex Address T, & N., EMPIRE INK; IT HAS ice Neces@ary; NO agent F3 ANS, 10 Cannon street. 8, WE Lt Reter- 2 ene nd Who cau’ command The advertiser ix now sole F and salable article to $5,000 per ann ature, aS Ho agents Will be noticed, Commission Bust Fald oiler. VARICK & OxNOR is THIS DAY "pie FIRM OF L dissolved by mutual consent, to collect and settle all debtf of the 4 EZ thori New Youn, Marcel 27, 1806, mpue cor between Bi thi« day diasals ed seid firm will be their attorney, at W t WITH A CAPITAL OF Fh 0, in ww soroll kaw mill. Anqutre for one week at 14 avenue Ay im the store, WANTED.CHAVING ghi00 10, INVEST TN 4 SAFI J profitshic huriness, would he pleased to have an interview with some person who is desire ving.a part ner, Address T. 0. I, box 162 terald omic WANTED UV AitTN ER — 810,000 —PARTNER WANTED, in the hotel business; good ar Broadway; rent low; house newly paitited th gnou, and bas all the modern ina] te Thisean be shown to be a rare of to the right Mind of @ man. Address © la oo for three days, stating where an tater: “D IN A VERY PROFIT. « made more than $10,000 9 —PARTNER WAN S500 aA year. Every aatisfaction given, Inquire of Mr, WIMES, 189 Kst Tenth street # z ” SHOOW-AMAN Wantey AS PARTNER, IN A BAK: $ y cash manufacturing business, con the Dreuiises, 619 Baat Fifth street. ee: ELL, $800. torture WANTED, hued 18 yours. Apply Nassat rect, room IN A A RAVE MANU. fits 75 per eent; estab- anufactory, 37 and 3D <A. SURE 1 WANT- sl, 000A, So arcana aire ‘) umes in this country, Inquire at way, $2.0 000. A SMART BUSINESS MAN WITH THIS mountcan secure a hulf interest in well fainily soap manufactory, in fall work- imronter Avpiy to SAME WILSON, 300 Feat stteet, iird Hoar, O00.“ CASH PARTNER WANTED IN AN Rs. + terprise paytn mont! Test relerenten giver required. 80 The very best 5.000. AN INTEREST 18 OF FRREO TN A ost $5. ‘* ness that has been in ope for months, and which pays very p an eit eee en ‘this is an opening seldom to een Ah be'unmediately niven ut oom y box 166 Herald office, walsh’ $10.000. a,x GOOD BUSINESS MAN WANTED, ner in a manul bust established over t ., box Herald after, years, Address M, N $15.000 22.0 and retail Jewel 7 business: | PATE & TOM LINSO Pu XTEW'S FERR ann a Bien erase OTYPE GALLERY. qa | TO ‘errotypes than’ can a tare ou. 6 Broadway, near Tw Peart atreet, New York, SIDDLRTOX & CO. 1s out graced agent fer the Sigere Geta, Oreereeor March 10 1988 bs YOUNG WIDOW HAS A PARLOR, HANDSOMELY elderly gentioman on! ae tw let, to me ey gees Mee’ T 36 GREAT JONES STREET—NEAR BROADWAY, Furolahed Boome te Jes Jet. with Board, to single or mar- ried gentlemen. References required, LARGE, HANDSOMELY FORNISHED A ee. Satabbe. for gentleman ee ate, pth Be Beer Sets opposite ite London terrace. References Twenty-thi FAMILY OFFERS SUPERIOR ACCOM- A res iat with tail Board, for married or single bonny a No. 16 Ninth street, westof Broadway. Re! joes Fequi T 16 BOND STREET—SEVERAL wes FURNISHED and comfortable Hall Bedrooms, with first class Board, tolet. House heated.- AT 2S, WEST FOURTH STRERT—A FURNISHED Room to let, suitable for a man and wife, or one or two single gontlemen, T18 AND 20 WASHINGTON PLACE, NE York Hotel, in a first class house, two nice Tooms, with Board, for single gentlemen, Frenc SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM TO RENT—WITH Board, in aprivate house; references required. Call at eet. i LY CAN ACCOMMODATE ONE OR two gentlemen with nicely furnished Rooms, contain- 8 and water, without board. Terms moderate. No. ‘est Tenth street. AT 64 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—ROOMS TO lot, with Board, to gentlemen or a family. DESIRABLE SUIT OF bd a ROOMS TO let to gentlemen, without board, in the first class houxe a West Twenty | ofth street; near Madison Park. NEW jall Bed- spoken, s SUIT OF PLEASANT ROOMS, ON THE SECOND floor, for the summer, with Board. Apply at 31 West Seventeenth street, Ae SUIT OF ROOMS, TO LETLON SECOND STORY t), with or without board, to gentlemen or sand Wits; ferctsbed or nraruucnds. inn private family; possession May I. 302 West Twelfth street PRIVATE FAMILY WISH TO RENT THEIR ENTIRE Second Floor, ponmetioe of two large rooms, bath and closeta betwetn, with to a family of adults snae gentlemen. Cuil at or address 216 East Thirty-second st A. SUIT OF PLEASANT, UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO let, with Board, 1 a private family; good up towa loca- ton, “Apply at 153 Bast Sixty-fifth street, SECOND FLOOR, FURNISHED, WITH OR without board, consisting of parlor and ms and bath, at 54 East Twontieth street, corner of Fourth avenue. M. KEPPLER, HIGHLY RESPECTABLE FAMILY OF TWO PER- avon, occupying first class ho Zyom thaci they require, would Floor, un table ‘if, street. A roadway and “or particulars inquire at 630 yBroadway. int fu the store. "A FURNISHED BACK PARLOR, SUITABLE “FOR A tl in and or two sin. entiemen; al: Gent Ronn Tors dinate contenant Bie Weel Focge| Trove street, wn yor peed FAMILY AT 48 WEST TWELFTH STREET ate a gentlaman and wife, or two guntie- men, Soith a Farniahed Room and first class Board. Rete. rences req PRIVATE, FAMILY HAVE TWO LARGE ROOMS to let, with four gentlemen or two pontie. tnen and thelr wives. ‘Apply.at 17 at 170 West Thirty-ninth Streot, LADY WAS ja oget tl ROOMS TO LET, 10 GRN. Hemen and ladies, with Board for iudien em Guly. 4 at 126 Houston street, between TI LARGE AIRY BEPROOM, WELL FURNISHED, TO Jou to tmre, tlemon, without board; bat gas, Ape Ply at57 cker street, east of of Broadway. A. SMALL, FAMILY WILL LET A THIRD STORY front Room, without board, to Der week. Apply at 115 Clinton place, A. ere Fourth stree gentlemen, for $6 DESIRABLE SECOND AND THIRD STORY BACK ws (furnished) to let, suitable for two or more ina central location. No. 53 Sixth avenue, pear ISHES TO LET A NICELY FURNISHED Parlor and two Bodrooms on first floor, for housekeep- ther lodgers,. Apply at 212 We ent i Thivty-fitus street: FRONT AND BACK ROOM, ON A FOURTH tloor, to je with Board, at 146 East Fourteenth street, corner Second avenue, Bass SMALL FAMILY OR A FEW SrTous Persotis can obtain ‘desirable Rooms, with Board, at 187 East T itleth street, OARD.—A PLEASANT AND WELL FURNISHED Front Room on the fourth floor, suitable for two gen- Hemen, with Board, at 88 Clinton plate, uear Fifth avenue, OARD—WITH PARLOR AND ONE OR TWO BED. rooms, on second floor, for the month of April. 43 Tenth street, bet Pith and Sixth avenues, } OARD MAY BE OBTAINED BY TWO OR THREE _kentlomen, at 56 Seventh street near Second avenue. OARD ON MURRAY HILE.—A SU(T_ OF ROOMS ON the second floor; alsoa Parlor, with Bedroom attacbed, upon the third. ean be obtained by applying at 40 West Thir: ty-ninti street, where there are a few select boarders, OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—ROOMS SUITA- ble for famille enient to Wall street or Fulton ferry. Apply at 122 Henry street, No children ikon. OARD WITHA rooms for lad Inquire at No. 198 33 Sutinfactory references exchanged. eecher siree west of Hroudwny, PROARDING AND LODGING “CUTIEWS ENGLISH Bitters should be part of the furniture of your room. Depot 32 Broadway, NONVENIENT SUIT OF ROOMS MAY BE OBTAINED at 1.123 Broadway, one door (rom the corner of Twenty. filth street. Also two single rooms, inner ut 6 Refer- ences exchanged. ESIRABLE SOND | FLOOR FRONT ROOMS, HAND. somely furnished, to rent, with first class Board, at 17 Brewoort exehang: Beseates angle, with meeut tors ‘phy varsity place. LEGANTLY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR FRONT 4 Koom, with board. Suitable for geutleman and wife or single gendemen. No. 8 University p ee, pac ¢ (Tenth airent), way, Keferences UR EN SUITE OR toads for Igontismen ony. Aloo’ Baas an, MH Tenth street, one door from Ui QRENCH BOARD.—A FRONT PARLOR AND BED. Foor adjoining. on second floor. to let. Also one for a single gontleman. at No. 8 Clinton place, near and ( spoken, Freese ROOMS TO LET—SINGLY OR Is autre, with or without Board, at Reunion Hotel, Forty etreet and Fourth avenue New house; neatly furnished; we AURNIAHED Rooms To er ITHOUT BOARD, gentlemen only West Fourth sireet, op aah square. noscnees required, Also 's Payee tan’ in the basement. RNISHED BEDROOMS TO. LET, At 146 Chintow bape ANDSOMEL x ouse he a mo Fi AND ane eet la erat al Frretty seventh treet. yo 4 yonseee Rooms oN ig - ge Na Soe aoa iwenth street, Revs, pose. Mie ow OR UNFUR. wives. Only a few boarders ken, fae atone Cae: 00M oe LET.—A bgp DESIRING Rogues ne ok ory, Tepaece! nt arcommnattons ete Sree oes izes pote de a IRD STORY BA M TO LET Tene wen rinryceisth sineet near Bighth aveweano® RER NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. B SINGLE ao ye hess _._pomtinsainadadaelicin Lat _TURER Poe agers? come ON aa three To pate quemenige, Ligopaarovonget NTLEMEN, A SUIT OF HANDSO! Ng ta = Pi 181k LET=IN A ae oe ATE AMILY, FURNISHED exchanged. Apply at’ 84 eat nih of in Le SECOND mtn fr moro one i Oe ara, BOARDERS AND LODGE! _WAN®PED. Pal OF BUSINESS, A HALL, LET. 104 G GENTLEMAN, OF BUSINESS, A Ese ixth avenue. FURNISHED ROOMS, TOGETHER OR with or without board. Apply at 225 Bloom- (Po LET—T0 A LADY, A, FURNISHED ROOM, WITH class, ouet, Baa, grate, for $3 50 a week, at 181 East Thirty- LET—ONE OR TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, without board, to a gentleman, in a private fu- mily, References required, Apply ut 319 West Twenty- second street. HOU: A Tuuntieth oon Leu of reference. for a tenant ‘BROaDwar, Mand wan Houses und arta of Housen ‘waiting CHARLES SILLD & GO. 34 Cedar sine TE H MILIS & O0., 06 Coder siren FPUSNISHED woUSR WANTRD—IN THR COUNTR: between East river; put bere No ailver or linen wanted. way, New York, ‘Tremont K-23, LET—A SUIT OF ROOMS. ON SECOND FLOOR, improvements: to ioe on y, witht board Neat East Thirteenth street, Sot, betwoon Seo ird avenues. 5 NTLEMAN AND WITH BOARD, TO A GE! dibesee Divsioss eatnore Heome lanes Room, with all imanta; tam at 261 West Fifteenth HED ROOMS, TO GE! ‘MEN eenth street, betwee and Eee ny ver Fury soonantble tnd dovirable. Refer- Ww ROOMS TO LET, TO GENTLEMEN, ‘without board, tn tries, gas, water, dna private fatally at 158 Bust Twenty-peventh strech,” REE ROOMS TO LET AT PRESENT, By to let 1, with substantial Board; ‘at 124 West Fourth street, References exchanged. AR Jet, without board, ‘or in pc farsa Refe- Tenoe required. NINTH STREET.—HAN’ suits of Rooms to let, w! Board; also double Rooms, suitable for two ‘gentlemen. 5 So TUTE Ones SEED SOT, 0% ‘uray ror le Bedrooms $2 10°86 per week. ”” 10 ce EAST 1A] EAST THIRTY.NINTH STREET.—A HAND. somely furnisbed Front Room to let, to a gentioman and wife, with Board, 185 THOMPSON STREET, NEAR BLEECKER, TWO 1) ‘front Rooms adjoining, with or withoat board, for a of gentlemen. Also a pleasant rior, ‘erms reasonable. og of adults, or k Pi No 22) THOMPSON STREET—BETWEEN AMITY AND Bleecker streets, pleasant Roms to let, with Board, Bs roe ‘and thelr wives; also to single gontiemen, 26 WINTHROP PLACE, BETWEEN WAVERLEY and Elghth atreat.—Roomns, en suite or singly, References required. LY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR FAMILIES AND NTLEMEN, - (CES MODERATE, k _BOARD AND LODGING GENTLEMAN AND WIFE W1 Rooms. with Board. to be and Thirtieth streets, and Thir meat for brevkfast; references giving particulars, W. L., box 1 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE UNFURNISHED Rooms, with permanent Board, near Fourth avenue Preferred, between Tentn and Thirty-fifth streets; refer. ences exchanged, Address, full particulars, J, K. H., box Md Herald aitce, Pate AND wIrr, WANT A yee ished itoom, with ioard; Ineation above terms sbout $6 per Monta: ted w wits be Teferences exchanged. Address G. box M44 GERMAN, | wito Is, ‘puRING THE DAY, wishes to find a family where he can_ get xohange fur rusig and German lessons, Peferences ‘given. Address 3. 3., box 144 Herald office, , LADY DESIRES A FURNISHED SITTING ROOM and Bedroom In a respee'adte part of the city, not too crmanent, between and Fifth avenues; no cold ven and required, Addre: |4 Herald office. Jerald office. far up town; but one mea: required (dinner); gas required, and price miderate; best references given, MS ‘ont oillee, N YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES HOARD AND todging fm some private family up town. for the summer onths, Where the comforie of x ial be had, At di wtating t ‘hich oat tbe moderate, Rol thor 6.007 Postoffon, oo" neh mus a OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN; wo Le ape Bg a lady ouly. Address, stating particulars, OAR WANTED—IN THE CITY, FOR A SMALL e 088 rom on vf te Address, with location, &c., Board, STORE canta ot x pt ‘ Hi ai NILE MAI yeeda! ay wan td bgp iY Ko LE ress, with full partioulars Baines Moet aoe’ LADY ENGAGED IN wishes Howrd In na woule Take os fow Roome for tawny begierred + ens muat be gon rag wishes t J.T K a Bore WANTED—BY A Be = HIs ‘Tobie, between Fourteenth and Thirty-Tourih atreets Fourth and Sixth avenues, Address, stating terms, : iPhone office, Now York. rabies ee FIRST CLASS PARLOR AND BED- to live very quietly, but v. full, or Preakfast, at least wife; « Furuished Room and mie We box 535 Post oftice, ni dress A. B. C., box 1ét with Board for lady only. Address C, room, furnished or unfurnished, for w lad vent kitchen accommodations, ired. with lars, Elliot, station D, Bible Howe Wirral TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, ROOM or dooms in a first class French fumily, with or with- Prouch dared: terma moderate: tefereucea ar addres neh des fe; refere: box 1,788 Post office. Wier a BY TWO RESPECTABLE FEMALES (SIS. tery, an unfurnished Room, 10 0 qu Address, with particulars, Mrs, tae fom tion 7ANTED—SINGLE ROOM, WM BOARD, IN Lntng A | stront ‘ntleman an? wife; private family, Wall street vat ferry, preferzed. ‘Address, stating living price, W Werecm FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, in ® private family, for two persons—father and +; location between Grand and Rivington sire cet and tho Bowery, Address J. A. H., office No, 1 waste D—BOARD FORA GENTLEMAX, UP TOWN or in Hariem, in a respectable family. ‘Add: - tng teria, box 8744 Post tive, — Ae COUNTRY “BOAR: Bure, WANTED—ON LONG ISLAND, BY A GEN. Hernan, wife, two children and nurse, ai abont one and a half (14) hour's distance from bY sieamboat or railroad, Agave, dating terms, ac 3. L., box 3 New our: NTRY, ROARD.—TwO h 38 THREE WELL FUR- el Rooms wanted by two single gentlemen, with or without board, in Hoboken or neighborhood. Best of ref. erences given. Address box 3,98) New York Mont office. Coustey, ROARD—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND PAM: Pein of four, during the summer;, the dornwall or Newba: ferred. ‘hddresn afi > box 4.080 Post ufc. sai Os NTRY BOARD—ON LONG, ISLAND. TWO OR {hree families ean obtain Bourd. from until Octo: at» farmbouse in a pleasni A sin ‘rom , Pa pear tin water an easy arcens eo vorat van consul ‘persona! oy 1.142 Broadway. N. ¥. silane te Cra BOARD.—A FAMILY, WILLING TO Pat Ry 4 yo and give ref can — . Board ii ive reel eI wenty minutes from. Hudson River” Ratitoed ay i minutes from depot. Apply corner Fifteenth street and Broadway. YOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN ‘AND ence on the Hudson wife, Lgl ES on, no city business: « la comfortable room, for six arnt ona Varm where there are re oy a ‘nd price por week each, which must be tod Bdepnt. Address box fall particulars: OUNTRY BOARD WANTED. of the clty ‘on the Mine oF Jersey rail for a oy <o ta, for ar monthe Slee ee ee Re port; BOARD WANTED—BY POUR aaere ie rire infants, with four nurses, in op he city, Address (stating terme, Ac.) CH. 1, 3 ora Brosdw K Hove ON Weat ON, LL = ere Ferioges eA Faierh x pane ead hem ATARTIC “HOTEL, CHATHAM, sd all hours, 160 fine, Pw Gannon, by the day, reo OT Rie Loreen Park . Apply to. reapanaite MecComb's Dam, a 8h lfreas ti, By station HM aiton it imate aga 1h a rapa on Hudsow fruit and _ LOCATION; Fr small private fr Ce ern — Sint UNFURNISHED COTTAGE WANTE! fe without children. wit for eng Meee York Post omee, 0778 full par mace floor, for a Room, station D, Bible isting Wscation ROOM WA Nn thy end NTED—ON THE THIRD fouse, a ‘ANTED—BY bess Address box 928 5 INGLE bt map A FUR beat of references, gfven aaa re office. ‘ANTED—A im; and Sixth avenues,’ ‘adress B.S. box Sabon 77 feeble egy’ for Leia ‘ROOMS, PLAINLY Address, stating WWANTEDAIN A CENTRAL LOCATION, BY A GEN. {etm wn aud lady. Lao 0, three furnished Xooms, ‘tranee. hadsean; ckingrecmar se agran=k STORE, OR HAY 0 OF A STORE, I jewelry business. roadway or Ku location for. wateh and OF sHawery: gpod i Herald offie. ANTED—A THREE STORY HOUS! BETWEEE W Tenth and Thirtieth pre pad Then 'and Sixth pues; Rot to ax paid in advance. New York. 490, cor Audeves Da aired the vear’ Dauiel Kelley, Custom House, "a rent 'ANTED—A THREE OR yous STORY ENGLISH Posement House; modern tm) below 1 hin fourtl idan aa Address housekeeping. OF with +, box SUI FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘Gar than second, stor, ‘Address B. sh street; reen H , 2 8 geuleal pro A tation UG, one w wee = every convenience 198 Herald office, ANTED—THE LOWER PART OF A GENTEEL bya small Aincrican family; house, to the Ninth or Sixteenth ward; state scription, O'live, Address Merchant, box ren rice, location 1938 New York ost (ie fel THE Ferg Ae Lena hte In the count ‘urn or unfurnished, within am li. ldress, stating particulars, hour's ride of the Broadway, room ‘ANTED—A MODERN THREE STORY HOUSE, WITH improvements, in good neighbot ences. ont from $1,000 te PRERBT, 20 diaiden lane ty 1,200. room No, 2. o on rhood. Bost of refer ‘OF address CLL "ANTED—FOUR STORY BoraF STONE agvss. east side. from Fourth to leth street; vorpal = § about i ; Saas ienaut now ig Apply for one oJ. hs, 208 Bapudway. WAT ano UNFURNISHED Brooklyn. jew York not abo id not be.ww y ovante or or Lexington a’ oi 7 . in a good neighborhood, near South or Wallstreet HOUSE, 1 ys NEw ferry. Rent about $1,200). Address 1. J., Hi ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN amp HIS WIFB, OW suilable the ist of fur housckecping ‘$25 per mouth. April, tour Rooms, uni yap awk enst side. ‘tent not to exceed. station F I up Lown, reas La, M,C, Post office. ‘ANTED—TWO om TUREE “ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR he tleman and Sy ae ave or Now York. 8. N., oare of W. @., rot Hawics ANTED—A SMALL AGE, WITH sasnen. ‘hin aboutea hous Sf te rate. Address, with full Particulars, rent must be Bea on mall f out Rent not toexoced $18 per mouth, saa. We Ky liarald odios. D—IN NEW YORK, BY.A PA a jm a frst class toottle rea mee Bo.rd; reverence pny 7 Waren INE OR TWO FURNISH R a Sane itleman Hamid a or Nee street bolas toed wel on eres ze $95 Et BONUS TO ANY — PROoU! to SL.000; 6 *gbod reference, bo. ‘Address Urmy, 410 Mares stor Hoves . berween od hind and Seventh Soper ert sneer : “ Address Dater, box 148 SPMCIAL NOTICES. EETING O THE DOCK ae ERS Pl ROTECTIVE “Taton G07 7 held at a street, this (Thursday) evening, March ain BP, Mooa aay oe CALHOUN, Sete Tamant. _Tsnant, Detamaren, Secreta ALL OTHER ge 4 es ag ters. Depot, Ne. ATTER, UBING orators,” try canes Cie CONSISTORY OF THE R, D. CHURCH st ite erpliance Cer ex either Cutter’s English ‘on wood or iron stlps. “thelr Sa ei in full operation, 0 formally, Greenwich bave di at jecided to iained in the vaults of their late chareh (corner Ten Woo Ceme' remove the rei pie or trewe and ‘erannty ‘alta, ae ca NEW yoRe plumbers are request td, no advertisements be = weston be made uni tal hve flo. BERGEN, President EP ey, an TAM of Committee. COMMITTEB FROM tS OREINGMEW? lo, 267 Bowery, GORMAN, ‘S7ee Ar ONCE.—MADAME DUBOL - mer ‘clan, giarantees relief at one interview or D Regulator $5, Oflice No, veaut LL ing. , WIFE OF A REGU ‘ss Third a 'NFORTUNATES SHOULD GRINDLE, No. 6 Amity place free. CONSULT DR relief in all specie ™. aur ICKAU, witery, 12) oue M. D,, PROFESSOR OF MID ‘street, guarantees certain relie’t interview, or by medicines sent oy mal —THE Y MARRE 4 WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICA! Me ae Sener fo Semmnamaen, bp ae fries rs 7 Sea GRATIS. —I MEMBE) They Wiad SNM ha enraons a don, can BD Cont N INFALLIBLE ag 4 Ly ny eny =] are Lng yt) Co am oure “=VIGOR OF Aste Use Be, My ud ay Fact aaa aad "| Dneit NORE, re Gaide,” $1 99. sfictnd tay ear oe we wan’ ER, Seth ade enor Chin wie sar | Me Tay eam te hots bales MA D MANHOOD RE aver ge eee Ee To OTHE PRIVAT — BROADWa i La! DISRASES.—NERVOU LL ry a aae AN ARANEDY'# nly ‘8 Pa ONLY GUARANTSE NNEDY'S . 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