The New York Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1867, Page 9

#INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Warowespar, Feb. 27—6 P. M. The gold market hasbeen strong and excited to-day, mainly vader the efiorts of a bull combination to ad- “‘wanoe it im anticipation of the President vetoing the Reconstruction bili. It is generally believed that if he Signs it the breach between the Executive and Congress will be narrowed and the impeachment rendered less imminent, whereas if he vetoes tt the contrary will be ‘tho case and the impeachment will be almost inevitable. ‘The opening price was 1393{, followed by an advance to 14034, the highest point of the day; but the supply was greater than the demand at this figure, and a graiual decline followed, the closing price at four P, M. heving been 139%. Subsequently on the street the cbsing quotation was 1303; a 3. Loans were made wthout interest and at 1a 2 per cent for carrying. The amount ‘The fluctuations of the market from the time of the “euspenslen 00 the end of last year app thus Gown: ‘The railway share market has been duil, but the gene- ral tendency appears to favor improvement, although there isan absence of speculative spirit on either the bull or the bear side, The supply of money is abundant to the Stock Exchange at six percent, with exceptions at seven on railway collaterals, and five on governments ‘The Treasury is disbursing in payment for sevon-thir- ties, but the secret manner in which the funding pro- * coas a conducted excites suspicion, and the opinion is gaining ground in Wall street that sundry axes are being ground thereby both in and out of the Department ‘That the market for government securities is being manipulated by the agents of the Treasury is beyond doubt, amd this is hardly creditable to the government, ‘When five-twenties of the new issue of 1865 have to be sold the brokers employed at full rates of commis- sion “bull” them, and the Treasury at the same time assists their endeavors by making money easy; but when the Treasury draws its money m payment for these the brokers concerned begin to “bear” seven- \ thirty notes, and the Treasury likewise assists thom by locking up as much currency as it can, Seven-thirties s go down, therefore, just as five-tweaties went up, and + the government brokers are enabled to doa handsome ‘thing for themselves, if not for the government; : for with them - seif-prescrvation. “is always. the - first law of nature, and charity invariably begins « vorsion ig. &» ttick upon the public and ais- creditable to the administration Of the finances. The - dealers im government securities like it, without excep- tion, because it gives them commissions of 3 per cont for buying and the same for selling, and chances of spectiating to advantage on their own account, which we may rest assured they prompily avail themselves of; 1 Dut to the people at large it is. @ stumbling block and a very heavy tax. We therefore suggest to Congress the advisability of inquiring into the present system of con- versions inte the funded debt aud making provision for (+ the Cuil publicity of all such transactions. At the ten o'clock open board the market was stag- + namt. New York Central sold at 102%; IlUtnois Central, 116%; Michigan Southerm, 72% (6.10); Northwestern, 35% (0.3); Atlantic Mail, 85; Pacific Mail, 131 a 1313. At the first regular board the speculative feeling was . @luggiah, but prices were well sustained. Pacific Mail was stronger, and sold ap to 138 on the call, the transac- \ tons covering 2,200 shares, New York Central closed 3 bigher than at the same time yesterday, Northwestern | proferrea 3, Fort Wayne , Pacific Mail 4%, Atlantic ‘Mail 1, Canton 1, Western Union Telegraph %. Govern- + ment securities were steady, excepting five-twenties of 1966, which showed an advance of 34, and ten-forties an advance of 34. Tennessee sixes were 3, lower, but the new issue were 3 higher. Missouri sixes were ‘; higher. At thé ove o'clock open board the railway sbaro market was firm but dull, and New York Central sold at 1033¢ (0.3); Brie, 56% ; Hudson, 137; Reading, 108% ; Michigan Southern, 733; Illinois Central, 116%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 80%; Rock Island, 96%; Northwestern, 363, 48.3); do, preferred, 65% (b.3); Fort Wayne, 9514 (8.10); Atlantic Mail, 84 a 843¢. At the haif-past two regular board the market was a shade firmer. Eric closed % bigher than at the first regular board, Hudson 34, Northwestern preferred \, Fort Wayne \, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 3. Pacific Mail declined 2%; per cont, selling at 130. Government eecurities were firm. Coupon sixes of 1881 wore higher, five-twenties of 1864 and 1865 3. Sevon-thirty notes of the third series were 3; lower, Tenncsage Gixes showed an advance of 3¢; new issue declined %. { At tho balf-past three open board the market was a fraction lower, New York Central sold at 102% a 103; Erie, 36% (5.3); Hudson, 198; Reading, 103% ; Michican Southern, 73; Rock Island, 963 a Xf; Northwestern, 35%; a. preferred, 05%: Fort Wagne,'04% (b. 8); Mil- waukeoand St. Paul, 563¢; Western Union Telegraph. 43 During the rest of the afternoon prices were without matorial alteration, and at lalt.past five the market was barely steady at the following qnovations:—New York Central, 103 a 10334; Erle, 563¢; Reading, .1033{ a 104; Michigan Southern, 12% a 73; Rock Istand, 96% a 34; Fort Wayne, 04% a %; Northwestern, 35% 036; do, proferted, 653; a 3; Pacific Mail, 130% a 131. Com- pound interest notes were quoted thus by the dealers :— June, 1864, 11734; July, 117; August, 116}, ; October, 115%; December, 11434; May, 1865, 112%; August, 111%; September, 110%; October, 11014. . ‘The foreign exchange market continues firm and the declino in cotton abroad operates against exportations of tho staple, Bankers’ bilis on England at sixty days wore quoted at the close at 10834 a 100; at three days, 109% a 100%; commercial bills, 107% a 1083,; france at @ixty days, 6.15 5.21% three days, 5.13% a 5.16. Bills on Berlin, 72a 724; on Bremen, 765; a 79; on Frankfort, 41 a 4144; on Amsterdam, 41 a 41%; on Ham- burg, 96% a 4; on Antwerp, 5.18% a 5.10%. British consola and Amorican securities were quoted ¢hus in London on the dates mentioned :— 1 oy me If Cons0lB.... +00. OL Meagan 5-20's. 5 x Tilinois Central, . bd za F Mining @ocks were irregular, and im the afternoon heavy. At the first board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 10c, higher than at the same time yesterday, solling at $15 10; Gold Hili 20c,, selling at $3 96. Quartz Hill was be, lower, setling at $4 30. At the sec- ond board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed $2 10 iower rthan at the frst board, selling at $13; Quartz Hill 20, selling at $4 10. Corydon sold at $15, The Commissioner of Savivgs Banks in Massachusetis has made the following statement for the years men- way SH No.of Amt of -Am’t to each 20,786 578. $146 isis Sorat IB 816,863 07,782,264 218 The number of depositors, amount of deposits, of pub- ‘No funds, toans, &e., were:— Number of on railroad si Invested inrealestate...... 477,009 »-® Loans on mortgage of real SUMO as eceeeewereyenys MTD BN ad 1866. 1865, Yoans toconnties and towns 6,080,110 5,616,838 $ on personal security. 8,027,882 6,081,363 ou band... 88088 “656,253, a rate of ‘ordinary =. idends for 1866, on aoe ijnw 219,257 208,248 The exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of Now York to foreign portaffor the week ending February 26 and since the commencement of the year, compare as follows with those for the corresponding period in 1885 and 1866:— 1866, Per tha wel... Previously reported. Re ee ee, follows :— 1864-65. 1866-67. Imports, mdse... ere sit. ein ose $168, 170,5' Ercan prodace,. ‘ports, specie, Pe peice sain sated ty txt dea mentigned dates compare as follows :— 6,074 216,671 087 Terao . 112,072 $977,369 Feat 08 $1,177,233 Week ending Fob 2... Sosa are Tonovete | 2% ee : Week ending Feb. 9....... 8,505,080 931,781 The total value of imports at Boston for the week end- ing February 22 was $715,167, against $711,875 during the corresponding week in 1866, Total since January 1, this year, $5,519,732. ‘The total value of foreign exports from Portland last week amounted to $182,300. ‘The following is a detailed statement of the condition of the Bank of France on Februafy 14:— asszra, Cash in Paris and the branch banks. . Bills due yesterday to be paid to-day. * Bilis becoming due in Paris, of which $2,840,587 francs are from branch banks, . Bills in the branch banks... Advances on coin and ingot: Do. in the branch banks. Do, on French securities. Bo Do. in the branch bank#.........- 7 Do, on railroad shares and bonds. . + 8 Do. in the branch banks...... 25, Do, on the credit foncier bonds. Do. in the branch banks. 719,050 Do. to State by treaty, 1 60,000,000 Rontes of the reserve fund. 12,980,750 36,027,237 Tu 100,000,000 Hotel and furnitere of the bank and property of branch banks..... 8,387,891 Bxpenses of baggage PP 263, ' ‘LIABILITIOR, Capital of the Bank.. Reserve fund in ee: Reserve in real prope: Profits to be added to apa irae 8 ‘of law June 9, 1857)... Notes to bearer in circulation m Paris and the branen banks,. Do. to order (post bills}. Account current of Treasury creditor, Re-discounts of the last halt year. gssaersrsscees Al SRDS Ss Tee ‘1000 Us at, Tee WOU B Os, "61, con. 9000 U 8 6s, 5-20 1000 US 6's, 5-20 400) U 8. Gia, 5-20: eee a 10000, bees 22000 U 8 5° 900 Tr No’ 1500 do. 393 1000 1000 OO aad +4000 1000 400 009 6000 2000 i COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepnespar, Feb. 27-6 P. M. Breapsrurrs.—Receipts, 4.519 bbis. flour, 1.760 bags corn meal, 1,012 bushels wheat, 2,816 do. corn, $,300 do. oats, and 6200 do, malt, The market for State and Western flour was quite steady to-day; » fair demand prevailed and prices if anything had an upward tendency, though there was no quot- able change. The sales were about 7,600 bbls. at the append. ed quotations, Southern flour was steady, with a moderate demand. The sales were 350 bbls, Rye flour was sin bes firm. Sales were made of 250 bbis. at from $7 a $8. Corn meal was in fairly active demand ai St tall ‘peices. ee saice of jestuding Bi — 1,000 peg! randywine, at $b 40 ‘Supernne and Western Extra State. Cnotco State. Common to medium exira Western. hoop Ohi Hoceived since Pets 14: fi v 4 Received previously. sin nba Total s+] 6,430) ‘ia4i00 ported since Feb. 14... Ta) soar Total. 1 204) 6,014) 119,449 oat band = a 7 Om tee 804] is 1.468 pare Stock on = na Sopiember 1, Received Wage Go hays Peprangy Wi [MT igarrgvers fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, on 'riday morning, at hal{-past ten o'clock. Dxany.—On Wednesday, February 27, Mary Dragy, in the Tad year of her are, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of her son-in-law, James McCullough, are respectfully in- ‘vited to attend the a from her late residence, No, 519 Peart street, on F Tie following a the Selma uatome on hand Se Ti Received this week Received previously... ‘afternoon, at two o'clock, Deuaax, On Tuesday. February '26, Magcanr, the beloved wife of Daniel Deegan, in the 36th year of her ee. "The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, corner of Boerum and Bergen streets, Brooklyn. Brooklyn, N. Y.. on Wednesday, Feb- late of Whithorn, Scotland, in ‘The faneral eons will be held at Hen residence of wines Anderson, No. 220 Ra: re Pisa Es, —At her © aay EES int “hen ‘Monday, February 25, Ipa, relict of Jacob relatives and friends of the family are reepartfliy invited to attend the gna afternoon, one o'clock, from her late resid fa waiting at the Jamaica Island Pata and Banter's Point at half. morn: Dye. i Stack om hand Pebruary 15, 1867 ill Bros’, circular gives the followin, ipl exports and stock of cotton at week ending the 16th of F last year and those of the l the ports for the pared with those of ‘before the war'— epee i 27, Joun apy 199,051 $4,017,029 ” “cscs Sosast 23,430,425 Since January 1... $87,807,082 $85,227,298 $27,745,454 The ene te eee 128, sai s2,sra12 Dey g00te.ni--i.5- ie Sesto "a aidsee Total for the week. $3,172,061 $7,250,843 $6,572,608 Provionsty reperted...18,061,068 90,670,008 30,064,008 Since Sanuary 1,. $17,094,014 $47,129,146 $37,237,544 The commerce of New York from July 1 to date of “Be, a al a* 1.018 pote) 815.000 ct importance MFerings of cot- Faaigura were firmer under more iberal oferings of . depot. on, om the arrival of the train Soving James siip at nine -past nine o'clock, on the late Clarkson Dye and nae Giants departed Bedford street Methodist Episcopal chureh, February 26, Eowarp Favix- age. Friends and gmt are respectfully invited to for a renlanese of his attend the funeral, from th 176 Thompson street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half. ‘daughter of Wm. and Elt (hie US op era Febru: 161,524,422 142,105,874 109,351,849 26,740,021 16,414,023 21,279,502 bay Rit med end seems Bg yey tony joderately active at former T0c., for tiew cro} noticed im our iast. We heard of no | etait sales, 2 the market for spirits, irpeatin ruled thi a oe abe orders ‘at 7Ic,, and 450 ‘a shade easier, ‘Other kinds were kewise dul and sales we heard of were 700 bbls. com- aoe Xo. St967. OF pllch we pork, 8 510 do. beef. 2.619 ‘433 dressed “There wan s but lutte seliviey in the machet for pork: ere realized, new mess closing firm eater, oe mine for immediate de! very mR. —On 27, yeunget cl Captain E. Capinin Fs Vand Roo A’ Gager Guger, aged aged days. a and friends are respectfully invited to pean Bear ae ual ple ne ea ns at four Gmorr,—On Saturday, February The relatives and friends of the fi family and the mem- silentia 98, F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two n clock, from the residence of his sisters, ane: —In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February 26, of Haetxx Lovisx, onty child of Frank and Helen S. Godike, aged 6 months and 21 days. The Be aig and friends of the family, and of her Francis Godine and Jesse C.’ Smith, are nvited to attend the funeral, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at aeisie Oe Wednesday, max, daughter of Owen and The friends of the family are respecifully invited to attend the funeral, from 23 West Thirteenth street, this mo a Prue deliver mess for March ‘and. A 87 . Beef was in fair deman for new extra mess, and Si2a $13 for membranous croup, at $82 5 n $36 for India mess, and $290 Beef hams ruled a sh»de firmer, with a fair demand: sal at $31 a $35, Cut meats ruled steady: ales 300 wane and #¢c, & 10, for shoul: * ir short clear, and 10%4e. hogs ruled firm at vbla. at 12%. a 13%xe, Butter and cheese were February 27, Auce Gra- yas light, and the ALLAUAN,—On Tuesday, February 26, Mary Anve returned. onde! + | Hattauay, wife of John Hallahan, aged 39 years and 21 . standard white at The funeral will take place from Calvary chapel (Epis- copatian), East Twenty-third street, this (Thursday) aiter- noon, at half-past one o'clock precisely, East Twenty-fourth street. The members of potion KF. and A. M., and Empire Lodge, No. 1, ALP. AL, are respecitully requested to attend. Hxtyenrrrrer.—On Wednesday, February 27, Gonrrer Hktrevanrer, after a severe ilinezs, The members of the American Musical Fund Society and tho members of Dodworth's Band are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Frday afternoon, at half past one o'clock, from 422 ‘Broome street, Howsxt.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, February 26, at Mamaroneck, Auipa Parser Howsit, second daughter of Cecelia A. Howell and the late Ephraim H. Howell. The funeral services will take place from the residence of her grandfather, Thomas bis, prime light straw ta white at standard white, for March, at 28c,_ a 2334. Apri at B0e., wid 600 do. do,, for May, at ‘Se, buyers" op- fice was dull, but frmly held at lOc. a 10%4¢. for Oaroe “at 22,000 Ibs, at L1%{c, a 120. Ina and $e. a 9ige. for Ran see ~ Clover remaine Y dull but steady in value. ‘Timothy was steady at $3 50 the later au outside price. ‘Calcutta linseed ruled fr stair demand Sales 170,000 Ibs. at Lec, a 19G0. Wat ecoipts, 1,482 bbls. ‘The market remained bsence of sales prices wero noniiual. quote the range at ia | but firm at $2 60, TaLtow ruled firm wii Palmer, at Mamaroneck, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. The relatives ‘and friends of the family aro invited to attend. Carriages will bo at the depot to meet the half-past eleven A, M, New Haven cars from Twenty-soventh street. Humparys,—On Monday, February 25, at ee , Wituam Humparys, aged 40 years. “The relatives and friends of rs family are fully invited to attend the funeral, from his rehibaid Humphrys’) residence, rookiaa. this (Laursday) afiernoon, at three o'clock. Lawnrencr.—On Tuesday, February 26, Anxin He daughter of Cyrus J. granddaughter of Ri aa and 6 days. ‘uneral services at the residence of her Ean 125th street, this TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. Pua The stock market is dull. “ie Telos, fives, ¥ Philadelphi: ote 308 Cumberland street, 00, Feb. 27, 1 Four active and unchan 000 hols. at $11 No. spring. $13. fo rete 4 35 Cor eae eS beat feet oad 3 males, Gi Coin and Emily A. Lawrence, ichard M. Hoe, paren! {ternoon, at balf-past The relattves and friends of the family are invited toattend, without <<00 ‘Tuesday, obrusey 26" 26, Faael See ; Of the family are the cegel.t ae his, img tien aac papers pleage oop? ‘York, one eet sensi rr 26. elict of Patrik pak Meghan, tn the tain pean her spa Hor one ‘and. io =4 the Presbyterian ether will those of ber ber = cane us| orn, are reapect{ui v residence, Ne to teattend ihe. noe, a fom D her late ‘orty-nil morals ‘on Kast Fe nth street, reday| o'clook, to the Church of tae Boattnce , Lh siete ey thenve to oagford (ireland) papers piece Island, on oa an i cant ednesday, February 27, Paren Mitusr, residence of her son-in-law, John L. ke, No, 273 Bridge atreet, Brookiyn, Maroanst, wile Her remains will be taken to St, Jamos’ cathedral, Jay street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’elock. ‘The relatives and friends are reapeottully invi to attend. ~ Soman. ya members of Continental Lodge eapyw Se tos ny) racy 3 1s purpoes of attend a Mal wei MARRIAGES | AND ) DEATHS. i nec megs aed ‘Tuesday, February 26, idence of the bride’s barons Aken, Mr. ‘Mr Eur Benepicr to 7! daughter of Henry S. itcbet ea, of this city. Brows—Mircusit.—On We 1866, at tho residence of the bride's paronta, by the Rev. R. C. Putney, Mr. Joun W. Brown to Miss Hanxinrra A., of Hei Enq., of this city. by the Rev. E Van Weer er county Cork, Ireland. The relatives and fends of the famil; le Hi & Raa Ph tates lone ee { am i FE # i George’ os "a churc Canvas, acest ot this city, om Thursday, January the Dumie, D. D., Wrnaam’aivciasn, it, to Mies Carnis U, Yours, AxpReWwa.—On —Qu Tuesaday morning, Fe te of heart aes Anpaews, of Gos Orkags 2 > : ie : Past two o'clock, Pt pen ry are ee bm - oa the late at of New # $5 7 e i H i i 2 iy 2 one he Joa of bi of the family are invited to — [Fee ee 139th stroes 2 3: 3 3 £ fl ‘| i i saturday, at tweive cy ntang rebecca tyach Hay, tt wide Fey of the attend the fone r, Rdward Van faneh Koq., 131 Bat Sievet’ thing tba onrmepner T Womple, ry faneral will take place from her’ Se Te Sarvs stroot, Lengthy aS ae z i s & ye i : i ; { 4 FS : : i HF if 4 i ab #! i AIN.—FOR SALB—LEASES, ¥TOOK, urniture of Hotel near Hudson iver Raitroa de! poke dotng a large business; long rent. Also Leases aud Fixtures of Houses and Stores on Eighth avenue, suitable for any business, Yat Cap Fur Store jn Canal street, near Broadway; iquor, Gro- ot. Dry Goois, Millinery, Boot, Shoe and’ Fancy stores, Saloons, Hotels and ekerloa.” Stemi Joestious. Le porns ABLE AND STATIONARY sia p ‘AND BOILERS AND CLKCUIaAK i ENOINE Tue best and most complete in use. Ou OUD 1D & MA! Stet RuGITE COMPANY. Seba, DEYO, Real Estate and bio satenus, | (uk Moar IMPROVED CALIFORNIA stamp wr formerly 208 Ninth avenue. Aone A eee qT’ ‘aud Mining Machinery. Engines, Breakers, Conoen = uiltheoi as fore he. Medele and drawings, © ‘can be seen at MOUKY & COAL YakD FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE For RKWS, Engineers, % Liberty atceot. improved property, situated in Williamsburg, tara Tocation, and doing a tine business, with everything A MPURBINE WATER WHEELS THE PLACE To woe ‘Address Goal Dealer, bor Lil Williamsburg the most mig | Folie) and mae New Serk now extensive! w at reet, where an assortment can be seen. GORGE FALLOT YANTED—A FOO’ THE (NEW OR SECOND We ited), or Laraiag wood, to turn froas 30 to 8 inchee in diameter.’ Address iummediatal, aca yreent where to be seen, Moutross, ‘Lent & Co. . ‘Peo office. A LEASE FOR SALK OF A, FIRST CLASS STORE— AB Suitable for any kind of buxiness, 1a one of the best ness streeis in the city, Aj 43 Catharit comer of Madison. ity. Apply at 43 Cat ne street, A SAMPLE ROOM FOR oe OR TO LET—IN A g00d location on LS sageets i Bue yi im good order, Inquire at earents Yannatans. —- REGULAR PHYSICIAN DESIROUS OF SU 3 A saeeeees class New York cay peace Unusual oppor‘ Stan KKLAND, 900 Broadway, oA, _DRY Goops, “GREAT ROSH AT BOTH ATORES. ‘ Auction rooms onr headquarters, , saeees enable cA iy Duy big lols cheap, and to keep Two doth s1 TMMED SLOTS D re Goons, Se? TMMENS! STi¢o. and S80. , —pRUG wun iee FOR SALE, OF TWENTY u v om ear aanal . = A ENRY | AUCTION MUSLINS, 10¢., 194° at loca and bulloess ‘onet wa. tchna an pee baihnoee Socios Inquive of aL. By ys LOTS ALPACAS, TAB! NS, FosTER = ota ARE HALT ren, neue Righeaalll 8, ear and FOSTKE BROTHAUS, 32 Bisecker ange ed; capital of GERI NO! Ne 11 Ann street. A Gestsxt _XAXUPACTORING,_ BUSINESS FOR fon Oy aprender call a Buslucas, 2? TEM ROBINSON, 66 Namenn street, AWTROR SALE. A LARGE HODA WATER MANU. 2_,ftgiery, down town Restaurants, Liquer and Lunch Beaton ined Saloons, Ha m, Row Saloons, Groce! pores, Goods Store, Hotel me aoe MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. BAKERY FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN AT A BAR- evan Stores, Confectionery on = en corner Liquor N BYENTNG DRESS Just ween PARIS TO BE of ata reduced price at Miss GLENNON'S, 108 Broadway. AT TLMANS, 712 BROADWAY JUST RECEIVED {com Paris, a great variety of HRADD! Sin the last style. Also an assortment pr ie en OW Brea ‘iret we ity. N, B.—A groat allowance to dealers in tpridolal tows flowers, ARPETS.—D. KELLY & CO, HAVE JUST OPENED of Oileloths. at ter eae new and sheice aslestion Ten . at greail juced prices. or shroet and Sixt avenue, H’™ AND CAPs MITCHELL'S Store hg Satya street bet et CLASS MOTEL FOR SALE ON BROADWAY— all modern im rovements; also finely located Hotel down town, und one do. CHEAP A® 827 Canal street. OISKAU'S PATENT NOOP SKIRT HOLDER, No more accidents from hoop akirts. No more ridiculous situations fer ladies, No more aprings showing below tho Balmoral, No more tangled springs. No more hoop skirt turnivg every which way With the LOISEAU’S HOOP SKIRT HoLber, Absolute immovability, safety, ease and elegance. Sold ab retail In all fancy and dry goods'stores. | Wholesale dealers, & CO., 59 Broadway, New York. WantedAgents forthe couniry. ATTRESSES. BEDDING, COMFORTABLES, COMPORTABLES of every sino and quali ila BED! MATTRESSES IN STRAW, SEA GRASS AND HUSK. BLANKET! in common, bromo | byt ge oh qualities, Anim menge stock at BED AND TA) by LONE i ict, WREKLY NE SPAPER 1 IN THE CITY FOR BA LE ory prowistag an Tous. jed chance tor the ri right mane A eas Bargain, Horald omice. A he re. AND SMALL SIZE SAFES FOR SALE . cheap: also one standing (double) Desk, Fairbanks’ Scale and (flice Railing, it 28 Liberty street. SALOON ON BROADWAY, 2% BY 9 FEET; FIX. tures, two Billiard ‘Tables, &o.. will be sold cheap. Call to-day, between 11 and 5 o'cladk, inquire at 682 Broad A SPLENDID CHANCE—GOOD LOCATION.—THE old established Millinery, Hoop Skirt and Corset Store, 26 Eighth avenue, throe doors from Twenty-third street. house and store to let: stock, fixtures and good will for sale cheap. Inquire of Mra. SCOTT, in the store. Good reasons given for selling out. ALR, WELL LOCATED GROCERY STORE FOR SALE. with Fixtures and Apartments to live tn; will be sold Cheap, on account ‘ness Call for one day at 422 East 13th at, betwee: hav. SHEETS nnd PILLUW GASES on hand and tnade to order. MARSEILLES AND ALHAMBRA SPREADS, EMBROWDERED TARLE AND PLANO COVERS. ON FURNITURE, IRON BEDSTRADS. CRIBS, CRADLES, HAT AND UNBRELUA STANDS, BRACKETS, do. PIANO AND STORE STOO! Everything ‘necessary to supply. fnnitations, board houses, hotels and private farnil here be found, always'at the lowest market prices. Please call and examine stock and prices ALU GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. WM. GARDNER, 24 Canal street. ta DEMORRST a GRAND OPENING OF ane NEW rans Dresses, ARBE SHOP, CORNER BROAD STREET AND EX- ‘change plage, with two years lease, to let, Immediate possession, Rent $900. H, ©, DEXTER, No. 9 Broad street. UTTER STORE FOR SALE.~APPLY FOR TWO ) days at 767 ighth avenue. UTCHER SHOP FOR SALE—PAVONIA MARKET, 205 Pavonin avenue, near Grove street, Jersey City. ese FOR SALE—IN COMPLETE RUNNING 3] Fashion: r Ladies’ and coiges order, tp 32 oF J. hon wins} 121 East Twenty-fifth | including all the my ats vee for ladi oat Grete Sir cet street, before 10 PM Tait. Scat af Coch bs ud noes ay of ne wv donne at ng. tho ant display of new RUG STORE FOR SALE—RARE CHANCE; ONE OF | over resented” Monday, Maroh 4. 473 Broad ‘the best locations in New York, without exception. Ad- rows Medicun, atatton @. a ey RUG STORE FOR SALR IN BROOKLYN—LOCA- tion one of the best in the par doing a fine buai- id (> MITCHELL & SWAINS, 7 Cedar street, aan TO BUY—A HOUR IN EXCHANGE FOR ‘a very handsome lot of black Chantilly Lace, and Past fa money. Address box 188 New York Post olfine. ~ MILLINERY 11 LINERS, “ATTENTION. OPENING FOR THE Seaton f Pattern Bonnets, Bonnet Frames and § and Thursday, Veb. 27 and, Goodson Wen ASHMUN, PRAZER & SPORBORYS, S81 uear Laurens PRING MILLINERY.—OPENHYM & TRISDORFERS, > Hand 214 Division street, will open on Thursday, the 28th Inst. a new and select stock of patiern Bonnets Hata, imported and own manufacture, togettor with 1 Block of ail kinds of Millinery Goods, whieh wo ade at extraordil low TOPENITS & THSDORY ee aad aise ‘saps st. ee a “ee LEGANT FURNITURE FOR A BANKING RQOM FOR 1, ‘sale, with Herring’ burglar and fireproof safes. Ap- iv at 18 Nassau street. OR SALE—A BUTTER STORE IN BROOKLYN: ES. tablished over eleven years. Apply. RTLE AIMONSON, 238 Washington atreet, New vor. Fe SALE-LEASE, STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOOD wilLofan old establish ed Millinery Store: one of te trade in the ci beat? mostdesirable locations for a tirst class = at Gl) Sixth avenue. peor: La TURES, Ean cae ee bot ¢ GDOD WILL, srovr Puc Fis ow talog sad aos ‘cash wade. to ¥. ZITTEL, corner of Thirtl ot d‘RFonue. a Se bene cae tye etal fe ey FIXTURES OF » ree YY ‘loi Btore. on rushing or Glog ‘ADDI? on te” balprres ae T TRE oman cae MARKS. 98 oka ay otset dealer int the aly. for thal Furowure, di Jer OER ‘rar P Satesutet SSMS tus arttaber aa there. Lactien - wi upon by Mra. Marks, in and out of the city. i ENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF CLOTH to dispose of can get a fair price by calling on or ‘Sant JAMES minrateiok, “se Peart streot, near Ro SALERA, DESIRABLE BUSINESS, CONSIST. ing of Stock. Fixtures, Good Will and Lease of Store. ‘Apply for two duya in basement 265 and 257 Centre atroet. Pentti SALE—A FIRST CLASS BAKERY. APPLY AT 156 wud 167 Ceutre street. Jor SALB—A a wegen ain ena eas: tnt perfect running "aaegn 1! ot! Apparatus, in idea . is ene must bo sid. this we saaeaesa ae cosh " FoR eAbe—runae BILLIARD TAB Fete: tour ane atin bartrewe Lier vette RrLaD “gees cae FoR sare at | RELIGIOUS NOTIOERS. Atm OMTON MARTING igmoon et eeocks oc, isthe Se OR aS AND STOCK OF x vier Cha Niner ot Oher. (cee pr uN OROBBY, 1 Chat: le boa pod f Poy ny Ryo d RESTAU! AND ‘s Legon house ee. fora (vs! a peed or rewiring Sonat ey mi POR SALE—LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A STORE, now occupied as on the best business avenue in ue Sug thor without sock. Lngue of F- CORBET OR SALE—A GROCERY STO! IN A GOOD LOCA. tion, with a and Fixtures, and Wagon, 4c. $3,000. Apply at 728 Third aveaue. at | WE, SALB—A HANDSOME SHOWCASE, AT 671 jroadway. ALE—A rapt Se how Aa APPAR ATUS_WANTED jal "» appa- ratus \peaese "hi ress Druggist, corner of t Downing ‘and Varick Ate. . OR SALE—AN ESTABLISHBD Wageesan riya Poa with eerie oes Siete 13 Barts 3 abou “007. the owner aro} Address M. B Ficrata omen.” ad SIX 81 ND SAFES FOR SALE nent eet of Gum iooth nite with gold, $1 ¢) BET OF TRETH"IN THRER TO FIVE | HoURe— $10, 915, Beautiful with Piompers to Ail out the ‘heat and restore ago ep ALE ex in with hiirone pe aEs ongene gr eam med VAN Vit VunGkes irs Birth neo oe : For: SALE ow BRANTED, SCALES POR stonus, | se. c ; eke ‘Also 2 nds Platform —— , yt seereeat ‘inal second han Mjealon. “D. YOUNG: re — cai Ne FoR lf yg oe 19 Wemssu sareat, Beaute, CONTINUQUS GUM SETS OF 1 . aS vena te, mit en ue . ulnese taco, ph Gib nod Talnless me Seurecung ‘ i DENTAL ARBOCLATION LN LES: KS tie use of nitrous oxde saoeeanprerta mato yet to fees oa ‘at the offiee, 19 RB OF A FIRST Rg ge pr. &. "ie R BALR_A BUARDING Hi pease, a4, Sieadeen samiewe moves, 596 FBOPLASTIC AND ony re aren, FoR sae: SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF STORE and pong cs oh} the best biock uj low a@itable tor any bust: Tpyiy 20 ts Pre renee. TT Wetnied Reval mat canes, Sana Hee Sask tecketing tote AND £005, FF", SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, WITH | SAMPLE ; Canal sin Broadway; reason fos sll. Brabant in aber Gish bcs w fos a Ww ELEY. ae. Crags CLOCKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.—A. FRANKVTELD '& CO. patentees and ole ufaota. oe, Ladioe Wicabek coe bacon inna te "nao. of ° Wate Jow- Slag eat ale ine fatohes, French Cloaks, A. FRANKFIELD & 00, 300 Sixth avenue, corner of Fourteenth 315 Right avenue, cornet of Tweaty-sixth vurect oY ITABLE ze SPECULATIVE Pus. poses and 4 ft emtarprion Sores one pe Cases “for A Watel re, Chaing be. “Sead tor price lst to LLONEL MCOBa Browiway ==: oy FEA SALE CHEAP—A fqn g LF pom GOOD RUN. order, Inquire im store S81 uire im . 4 <3 s ged B. D, LOCATION IN In MARBLE MANTELS. a fARBLE MANTELS Ar ‘REDUCED PRICES. —APil KRY STORE. —FOR SALE, A TWO YRARG' LABER'S Grater eae ris br Mest i a aceon New York. ex. ee 7 rt ga fig ie a, GRoceny STORE AND Brest AP Pei fe sate LE—IN om bey! 1 iy ‘~ fae to ALON SS le GEE eee GrgRS OE Se aeice al ADWAY FOR SALE— rik oP re eck god Maran cae Goce ee esr, 13 Wie, yt ‘PATE BS rage semen ANSAFRAS ROOT. —| 8, FRAS SUES Goer Resees wpa C4 eS ee ee B. HOWE & BROTHER, 194 Broadway. i, arterial Soy SRE Pore a0 @ ENGINE La’ a Serene