The New York Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1867, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mewar, March T1—-@ P.M. ‘Tne stock market has beer active aud somewhat buoy- ent to day, its upward impale being fmmediately and muinly due to the course of Erie, which bas experienced @ further sharp advance under the offorts of a combina- tion. Opinions are, as usual, divided as to whether the ent of @ permanent im~ Present rice is the commenc Provament or merely « spasmodic movement, Much @oponds upon the action of tue operators 1D Asrie ws Ww the future of the rest of the speculative list If it is well mustained a moral support will bo given to therest of the marko!, and other operators will take hold of other stocks, one by one, and another period of active apecula- tion in railway shares may bo the result; but shouid Erie break the whole market will sympathize with it, and deroralization will be the result, ‘The supply of money was more abundant than last week to the Stock Exchange, and loans were made in many cases at six per cent, although the rate usually asked by the banks was seven. In one o two excep- tional cases large amounts were Joanod to first class parties on government securities at five, In the dis- count I'ne there is increasing activity, and the beat grado of paper submits to seven por cont, ihe amount of ‘cormmercial paper offering is probably ten times a; large as it wasa year ago. The statement of the associated’ banks for the week ending on the 9th inst. had a favor- able effect in strengthening confidence in a continuance of monetary ease, The legal tender notes show an in- crease of $1,509,245 and the deposits of $2,264,618, The Joans bave increased $1,975,027, owing chiefly to the enlarged: volume of business on the Stock Exchange. ‘Tho specie has decreased $711,199, owing to withdrawals for customs duties, and the ciroulation has increased $110,378, The totals of the present and previous state- ments stand thus: — March 9. $202,141,458 10,868, 162. Groulation. 33,400,811 Deposits, Legal tenders. Clearings. Balances ‘The money market is working casier in Boston than when we last referred to it, confidence, which was shaken by the recent bank and stock jobbing irregu- Yarities in that city, having been restorod. At Chicago some of the discount houses report» fairly active de- mand for money called out by the speculative move- ments in produce and provisions, but elsewhere the amount of paper offering is very light and the demand for accommodation is {mamly confined to renewals. The banks favor only the best names, and these pass at ten per cent, Inu tho open market money is more ‘abundant and loans are negotiated on approved paper at 14 2.134 percent per month, Exchango on the East fe coming in from the interior aud the market is less firm and active, although over the counter rates remain steady at par buying and 1-10 premium selling. The gold market was dull and rather heavy, the prico having declined from 145% early in the day, to 14454 at the close of business, Loans were mado at %a 1-64 percent per diem in favor of the lender ond without interest. At the ten o’clock session of the open board railway shares were firm. Now York Central sold at 103 a 10334; Erie, 58% 2 5934; Reading, 1025,; Michigan Southern, 7254; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 82 a 8254; Rock Island, 963; a i; Northwestern, 853¢; do. preferred, 63%; Fort Wayne, 96 a 3g; Cleveland and Toledo, 118, At the first regular board the market was excited and strong, ead Erie advanced from 5934 to 61% onthecall, This mock sold last week, it will be remembered, a fraction ‘Below 53, and the rapidity of the riso has taken the @reet by surprise. New York Central closed 7% higher than at the same time on Saturday, Erie 6%, Reading M, Michigan Southern 154, Illinois Contral %, Cleveland end Pittsburg 134, Northwestern 134, Ohio and Missis. ‘sippi certificates 5, Pacific Mail 2, Canton {. Atlantic Mail was 3%; lower, Quicksilver }¢. Government secu- wities wero Ormer. Coupon sixes of 1881 showed an advance of 3, five-twenties of 1862 3, issue of 1865 Ma Rew. issue 3g. Missouri sixes were steady. Tennes- eee sixes, new, advanced %. At the one o'clock open oard prices reacted slightly from the highest point ‘euched, New York Central sold at 10834 a 5; Road- fing, 103; Erie, 610613;; Hudson, 13354; Michigan Southern, 733%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 82%; North. ‘western, 86 a 364; do. preferred, 6434 a 34; Fort ‘Wayne, 9634; Rock Island, 96% 297; Pacific Mail, 126; AWantic Mail, 8744. At the second regular board the market was generally steady, tho only noticeable decline from the morning’s prices being in Erieand Rock Island. Erie closed % Sower than at the first regular board, Rock Island 14, ‘Feledo, Wabash and Western ‘4, Western Union Tele- gmaph %. Michigan Contral was higher, Michigan Bouthern %, Fort Wayne 3, Quicksilver 3. Govern- ment securities were dull, aud sevon-tuirty notes of the second series declined 3g. Tennessee sixes were \% Jewer, At the half-past three open board the market ‘was slightly lower, but steady in tone, and the trausac- tions in Erie aggregated 9,800 shares, New York Central gold at 102% a 103; Erie, 60 a 60%; Hudson, 138; Read- tag 102% (3); Michigati Southern, 73 8 733; Cleveland end Pittsburg, 8234; Rock Island, 963, a 34; Nortb- ‘Western, 36 (610); do. preferred, 64; Fort Wayne, 9634; Pacific Mail, 1255. Subsequently the market became stronger. and the tendency of prices was upward, and at atx o'clock it closed frm at the following quotations:— Mow York Cen'ral, 103% 2 4; Erie, 6144 a; Reading, 102% a %; Michigan Southern, 73}4 a ; Illinois Cen. teal, 11644 a 3; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 82% a 63; Rock Island, 96% a 4; Fort Wayne, 96% a %; North. western, 35% 0 36; do. preferred, 64.0 Pacific Mail, 225}, 0 126; Atlantic Mail 8634 a 87; Western Union Telegraph, 42 a %. ‘The foreign exchange market has been dull, the in- quiry for bills being very limited from the importers, Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at ‘the close at 108%; a 3; at three days, 109% a 3%; com- mercial bilis, 108 a 108%; francs at sixty days, 817%; a 20; at three days, 6.1434 a 6.1734; bills on Berlin, 71¢ @ 72}; on Bremen, 78% @ 78%; on Frankfort, 41 a a: beater, 41 0 41%; on Hamburg, 36 0 36%; on 2 6.20 05.18%, American securities show moro firmness on the Lon- @em Stork Exchange, in sympathy with the recent do- @line in gold here. They were quoted thus on the dates mentioned :— United States 5-20 ™ oH sued + bobo 37% 3845 Ti 184 Mining shares were firm, and Alameda Silver advanced to $6 80. At the first board Columbian Gold and Silver gold at $2 75, Consolidated Gregory Gold, $12; Quartz Hill, $4 35; Alameda Silver, $6 80; Corydon, $6 15; American Ping, $110 At the second board Corydon @losed 25e. higher than at the firet board, selling at $6 40; Consolidated Gregory Gold 90c., selling at $12 20; Quartz TiN 10¢,, selfing at $4 45. ‘The Hudson River Railway Company has just issued a circular to its stockholders calling a meeting on the 30th ‘¢f the present month for the purpose of obtaining their Sanction to the increase of the capital stock of the com- Pany to the amount of $13,937,400, the assigned reason for this Increase being tho extension of the depot ac- ©ommodations for freight and passengera and double tracking the entire road, retiring a portion of its bonded Gebt and adding to ite rolling stock, as may be required. ‘The amount of tho stock at prevent outstanding is 86,001,971, so that this is a proposal to double it, Such ‘wholesale “watering” of any stock i, however, inde- fensible on the score of good policy, and it almost Mmvarinbly reanits ‘ultimately in injary to the @ockholders, even where no stock jobbing Motive underiios the operation. This new propositions M carried Into execution, will endanger the prospects of the Hudson River Railway asa good dividend-paying property, although it may serve tho private purposes of ‘thore tnto whose hands the new stock will fall. Doub. Mog the stock of ® road means reducing tho dividends one-half, unless ite net earnings are largely increased in consequence of the improvemonte for which the addi. Monal stock is issued, and, although the Hudson River Tine is doing a profitable business at provont, it is by no ‘means certain that the proposed improvoments would make it a moro valuable property than it is in proportion tothe money expended upon it as represented by ite capital stock, The circular referred to reads as fo). that the nmoune of $13,009, 0 for the pane fosreceing int ul Ly ‘iccommodations tor Leight and and NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, \1867 of the company, No. en 0 West Thirtheth, gare £0 the city of Nee York, "on whe s0thday of Male, 1867, ab twelve o'clock M, for the purpose oi saactioning the proposed increase oi she capiiai stock, Stoeknolders Tay vote in person or. by proxy, and. two-thirds ia | Amount of all the stockholders of the eompany is re quired to sanction the same. Very rsnectiully yours, ‘AUGUSTUS &CHELL, Secretary. SALES AT THE REW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Monday, March 11-10:30 A. M, $3000 17 8 6, *8, cou. 1N#i4 10 she Pucitis M'SS C2 rid ‘Sa U 8 6s, ee reas, 168) >) ; ih 09g % wi : 3 107% oe So vais! 8-30 ‘65 n 1 toy 8x. 5-29 Fe 80 106 set ids 1 * ol oie oy EM @ rey 36 ch‘gais tee aur ; 4 as enu RR... 16% 100 Ei 80 Cuove Pits HIE. B34 - te bth mort bas AR 400 do. 4 a FWacidmb 9835 tat OL 107 2 ¥. 103 1 Bank of New York 13 40 Bank of Commeree 16 5 Bank Commonw'h. 108 $9 Voean Bonk.. lt cr 20000 Chic'& Alin bas... Shy Phoonix Bank. os S2eeseERe do...” .34'call 4.0 Quieksit Mining Co. Vells, Fargol.xpr's eck 100 Alton & TH pre bo Chile & Alton KR. WN YAN PE. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Moxpay, March 11—6 P.M. Asuxs.—Receipin, 25 pkgs. The market was quiet, but steady, with small sales nt $3 25 a $8 5) for pot. Breapsturrs.—Receipts, 1,805 bbls. flour, 210 do. and 1,391 bags corn meal, 28 bushels wheat, 2760 do, corn, 1,240 do. oats, The market for State and Western flour, under a fair demand, ruled @ trifle Girmer, but no decided advance ia prices was established. Thé sales consprise 9,000 bbls. at the appended quotations. |For Southern flounthe demand was, good, and {ull prices were reolized. We note sales of 302 endy,, irith a, steaily tnaniry, Bee Superfiue and Western. Pxira State. Cholee State. . Common to mediuin extra Western. Exira round hoop Ohio. Woatern trade brand Common Southern, Faney and extra do. Rye flour (superfine). Gorn meal, Jersey. Corn meal, Brandy —A more active inquiry pi Fendily effected at, advanced prices, the market closing firm at an improvement of te. 9 2e, per bushel; the sales were 55,000 bushels, Including og" Chiengo nt $2.25 No.2 Mil. 6 ne. waukeo at $2'27 0 at $216 and winte Canada, duty paid, at $3. Gorn waa's. shade to 8 favor, under a fairl; ay KC demand; the sales 75,000 bushels, at SL 4 for mixed Western, Gritty Tor aot afloat, unde $i 1 12 for new bats ruled active at full prices. the myrket closing with an upward tendency; sales were made of 65,000 bust eis, ut Ge. a Be, for Weatorn, Gc..m We. for State ‘and fc. sltrige, for new Unio. ‘Rye was In betts-demint aod the market was very firm, with more buyers than gellers; the fa re 87,000 bushels, at $1174 n $1 12 tor Western der'a flr demas & ta tho extent of 60,000 at sl 12a! io for state and $1 ab for prme Canada, t. duty paid, Malt was neglected. and in the absencs of Dusinens prices wers nominally anchanged. Oorven.—The market for Rio ruled steady and firm. We beard of a @ sale of 700 bags, ex Jeannette, at I8e., gold, tp on Cortox—There was an active export and specniative do- mand, and an advance’of about 3c. per Ib. was established. Tho niarket howarer. closed guide af Our quotations. The ‘Trlands Pivcida. Mo'ile. N.0. a "8 piped Jor: sales footed ‘up 4680 Balen, 25 a Big ee ee at nd ateady. the engi pitta eee Ceo ter at B58. an 700 vara 10 To) ba-hels ‘barley, Gi.; 260 bales cotton H S6u. Dols, "petroleum, ba. des and. per steamer, 2:6 firee-quarter boxes tobacco ait 88.2 BD cass dn, Sx: and 50 bbls. beet, 8s, re) bales cotton at rosin 3s. nd. from Philadelphia. 1.000 at bs.'Bd. per alions, The charters were:—Two small tars, petroleum, on private terms. ve only to report sales of 1W bales in Temuined dull and nominal. nila was steady at Ife, gold. Other kinds were janged in every respect. Salon 85 balen at ie a 70. he newrne rsd American, DoLasses moderately active at steady prices. Salon (800 hhds. old ¢ crop Porto Rico at 63c., and 40 bhds. do. Cuba any a Sone Site turpentine ruled. dull, with sales ayaL. Sto £180 bil in morchaniable eat "oale—Common aster, whl the tie gra radea dea ruled dull aud pnorataal “We: only heant of swith salon of 0 bola, Newbera at $2 fie" Wiltatugion was ly offered at Tuled dull. though steady, at $1.25, Fish oils =a Dut steady ay inate Ot it palen ot ealew were made of 20,000 pou wate Trrmorsew.—trude Tmoderave demand atabout pre. sales of 3,09) bbls. at 40 a 47 te 2.6 0 bbl ed ra ne pra ls. “oleophene” primo yoo Rendata white. at f.0b.; smaall Tot do. ac Pie: und 600 Dols: do. om privave teria. ta yas. he wales were 1,000 bis. wlandard winite at 26 f 60) do. do. for June, at 2c.) 5 1,000 do. do., for Atgust, at ovistons.—Recetpts, 1,003 bbls. pork, 45 bbis. beef, 1.212 packages cut meats and 1u2b/, do. lard.’ The market at Lie commetcement was rather dull, Lut subsequent ubde a better demand. a firmer feeling perv ‘aad ttle close kolders re Gomaniaenes beuer 1 0a loningat Use outside fess oot ten, Lae lars pasane “Atwos for March naa Apeil acivecy. about 3,00 Ein new tons, seller's, and ayers option” ‘at, 832 fi rt BO. Beat was si prenioes prices with anies pf 0 Bois, at $12 a $18 for new piaio mess, aud $17 $20 {oF now extra mesa. Leet hams were geudy, wilh a malonate vdemand. We note sales of 30) bbls, at from $26 a $29. a Quality, Bacon was quiet, but steady. Iie sales counprived BW packages at 10%Gc. 8 liye, for Cumberland ett Litge. for ahoit.r), and ie. tor short Gear, Cat tents were fi" mod. erate demand and steady. Sales were made of 70) packages At Se. a 12e. for shoulders, “and Mige a Ide. for ‘b "the iramenetioun in tard ware to afair extent, and priogs raled 1n favor of sellers. inmeOs at 11340. a ids. Tor oft and 12ige. ¥ os iwover. suiter and cheese were dall aud Beavy, witbowt particular change in prices Without particular change in pr Wi ett hrra ut previons prices, Re for raw was more active, and firmat . . for pe fais bo go8 refining Cuba. The sales com. .! hhds, it 10\¢e. a ic, for Culn muscovads; salvo P04 bodes at 930. a luc, Refivod was dull, at bi'gc. a lige. for soft white, and lage. a 15ie. for standard bar Sreamure whs moderately active and steady. Sales’ 25,000 Ibs. at Like. a 120, Watskey.—Receipts, 751 bbls, There was no change in the market. ee uc TELEGRAPIIG BARKET AEPOATS. Pa arte stock market Je. Sem nat Boe Phttade phie. ade Haliroud. Bh, Gol closed nt 1K. Kew York, pars Cotton =the “market if dull” His ket if quiet and unc] Rye, $1.88 per bushel. Corn— The. mart bY, quiet at fe. per bushel, rat—The mat. Ret ts duit Prige Peonaplvatin Fed sold at $5.00. Core Market dail: yellow. $1. Coffee—Narket closed rm; io, 15'¢0., in gold, Provisions—The murket closed steady. Mesa pork, $22: shoulders, "OM ‘conten ey 1 lower. S 1.600 a 8K. per 100 pounds, Baynwoxs, Mareh 11, 1859. Cotton dull: middling uplands, 280. Sugar quiet and 10)se. a l074c. for fate 0 good refining. | Molasses tim. vot: feof. “Four quiet and unset‘led tor spring grades, bat Winter in scarce and firm, Wheat, primo white Southern, wien, $8 40 w 8-H): choice 6 $5.10 Feonepivana, $9 6 0 $1 ib Cor atu ny . Chileno Bacen, and jba'k emer, Me: , $22 26, Lard, ter mer. Mest por a 43 $i 02; Common to Osweco, March 1, 1867, + anlen 2i meats in ge Eaigo. a Thige. and rod ten: demand Mt A Bulan 50a $ Sil 76 for Nod rg: $F a ieee lo extra. red winter, $14 26 for white, and $15 for du four ateady: salen nt $7. t flour uncle moderate saies at ley 8900 Qanada at 68 66. oot No. at Y Gare seal: sates 12 Oa go et 1 au «sacks. Shorts sell ng tt u8 4 $38. L. id middiings at $56 per toa, Wee; 10 New York, 700. ; Aibeuy The amount of 6 rad “Amat hare Including that held by millers, ts as follows:—Wheat, 383 bushes: corm, 18,000, busiels! oats, 4200, bushwig: ‘barle ¥ oy aga 14,600 buslieis; pews, 3,600 busitels; buck! Berraro, March 11, 1967, Lnenanged pales 200 bole $11 06 ih er, for'doubie extent “Hye t ot te Tour, & oe aul: sale 8.00 ates ofa aha Shoria.are selling at 4 gulet ing Cen adnags nat Bi) ver ton. Tae Ju the harbor at usbels; corm, TOAAN 21300 Busheles Eye, Flour in fair demand, Siagighance, W & $2 90 for wi y based’ on the bellor ‘fanaa vo reached thie bot, Recelpts from New Orleans Satardey were but 1,00) bal xihieh firengthen the beliet, perk Semen, 8 eats Grin but uuchanged, josed litt tlt, Fe. | co anis'y, Te. Buco Bu aT endy, choler, ni « dalland low soup we ide, a 150. Corton, es Hee hc Das seed, $62.9) 0 $4 80, Tisasthy ceed gs prices are nominal acing, Exchange gon March mi 18 blour firm for favor ie ‘ket is” generally cae ‘aules of 2.800 3 &) tor white winter, $I Li 20 for apring extras, and $8 :or super- rm at an ecivance of See. & Be, sesh gi, oll A baller fealing tn She LST a SLB. Gold, 13) puyhy ens? Gal at par buying, wa L410 preatam Cue, , Moma Patety atvo.ot l 0 per cent. receipts’ of No. 1. Barley has & § , demand, Salos of winter and {res re ie. , but not Lard tema bu Dressed hogs—. simooth bt offerings: $7 25 enipts ~ ot 8 AG foe 4,000 centale when's 14,000 Bhanete cont 1-s00ventabs cate, and' 600 bogs, Shipiiests— 4,000 bbls, Lolr, 2.200 centala beet 1,100 cenials cora. uxee, March 11, 1867, Flour steady and quiet. woe “quiet ub $383 per cental for No. Land 0340) 0 #5 04 for Ho, 2 Oats steady at $142 pes soptalor No.2 (Oneg dull at $198 per cental for pew tholled.” Vroviston frm: moss pork. $8) a $90 kled Bue four, 4 000 Datu 12iio. a AazKe. Receipts 1,000 i rs x Shipments—2,600 ceutals whvnt. 490 do. 400° do. corn. bbls. dour, 1,400 centals Seats Sax Fuanciscy, March 9, 1867 g Savage, $1,926; Po.os!, $-59; row, $3,000 Crowe Pu Jacket, $775; Alpha, $125; Imperial, pre California Steam arigation Company, ble California State Telegraph Company: a dividend Paselared ou Savage Mining Company, $100 per f Qua NEW ALE OALEANS CORRESPONDENCE. New Osceang, March 4, 1867. FIRRMAN’S PROCKSSION—MARDI GRAS. This being the annual celebration for the parade of the New Orleans Fire Department, the streets of the city ‘are thronged with people. Perhaps no fire department in the world turns outa finer body of men or makes a grander display than the firemen of Now Orleans, ‘heir steam fre engines and hose carriages are of rare beauty and workmanship, and are decorated with flowers, ban- ners, &c, Their horses are not the least. interesting fea- ture of the parade. Between the ropes held by the fire- men these pets march along with arched necks, keeping the steady steps with @ precision truly remarkable, mov- ing or stopping simultaneously with the procession. They appear to know the difference between @ parade and a funeral, for whfle in the former they are proud bearing and spirited, in the latter they march mournfully along im the rear of the hearse, Some of these noble animals aro among the haudsomest in the country, and done duty as “tiremen” for ten, tweive and fifteen years, ‘the Stars and Stripes were well represented. Oa one ongine, however, might have been seen the» motto, “United we stand, Divided we Falif,” while the hubs of the wheels were decorated rod, white and red—a curi- ous contradiction. The *Bouny Biue Flay” was played among tue airs by the bands. Several companics from Mobile and other points assembled for the purpose of jomning in the procezsion, ‘Yo-morrow we have a atl!l greater day for sight secrs, tho ‘Mardi Gras. ‘Ze Mistick Krewe of Komus” have prepared for one of grandest torciilight processions and batls ever witneased in New Orleans, The city will be very merry to morrow with its tea thousand masked faces and fancy dresses, while the evening will pass asin fairy land in. wituessing the pro- cersion of ‘‘Komus’ Mistick Krewe,’’ theirstrange antics and grand ball, ‘Those who have read a description of the carnival can form some idea of what to-morrow will be in = Orleai TROVTING AT TRE METAIRIE COURSh—PAST TIMR The {astest tiwe in harness on record over a Southern course was made to-day by Morrissey. The horses en- tered were Morrissey, W. K. fhomas and Farey Hen- shaw. The betting was two to one on the former against tho field. There were three false starts before they finally got off, Morrissey passed the half-mile sevcral jeugths ahead in 1:13 aud the mile in 2:29, almost dis- tancing the others. The second heat was accomplished io about the same time und with the sane result rhe third heat Morrissey went around the track alone, Thomas being reporied lame, Time 2:29. Morrissey is a chestnut geiding, and is owned by Mr. Conlisk, ‘A MILITARY CEMBTERY. General Sheridan bas appointed a board of three oM- cers to mect at Baton Rouge on Wednesday, ‘the 6th inst., to act in conjunction with three ciuzens to be selected by the owners of the land, for the purpose of appraising the an in that vicinity for a military cemetery, in order that a fair and equitabie price may be recommended ‘to the War ent, =e THE. STAGVING CRETANS. From a letter written by tho United States Consul at Canoa wo extract the following facts in relation to the sufferings of the Cretan cxiles:—From ten thousand to twenty thousand refugees are now ia a state of the most abject poverty, their property having been either confiscated or they unable to return to their homes, ‘The women and children, in particular, are suffering severely; the Turkish government refusing to allow them to return to Crete, or to leave the insurgent lines unless thelr able bodied mato relations accompany them. This, of course, cannot be, and the result is a comtinu- anco of barbarities on the part of the Mussulmans and eye! calamity to the refugees, 6 Consul wri contributions should be in food and grape ba r case blue Merrimacs, driliings and dark cott bs being the best that can be sent, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bueanxey—Oakes —On Thut by the Rev. H. C. Glover, ae 6, Fw] , CHARLES H, Burikyey to Bums F. Ouwny sldeat daughter of the late Joel C. Oakes, Esq., of Brooklyn. si —On - bmn) i ie a by the pastor joxES— of St. Joseph's chure Miss Mary a "RT — BURNS, — city, on Sun the Rev. Thomas B. Smith, it CHARTS ‘ST, mist benae, | te to Miss Jansie E. Burs,” of Otisville, Orange county, an ‘Surra—Cors.—On Monday, March 4, at tho residence of tho bride’s parents, by the Rev. E. F, Remington, Jomy SsaTe to Axx Cont, ealy Gonahter oF © E, Cole, me ali of Brooklyn. No care p—R-cuarnsox,—On Thursday, March 7, in this , at the reaidence of James Mairs, M. D., the grand. fal \er of the bride, by tho Rev. es wy, Gro, A. Woon, of Brooklyn, L,I, to Kate M., daughter of the.late Jobn Richardson, Eiq. of this city. No cards, Died. Baxen.—At Baltimore, on Sunday morning, Maroh 10, in the 86th sear of ints age, Wu. Baker, father of Henry J. Baker, of this city, Barrow.—On Friday evening, March 8, VAN Zaxpr Mewvorp, infant son of Emily F, and Theodosius Bar- tow, Jt, aged 11 months and 13 days, Relatives and friends of tho fam'ly are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his grandparents, No, 20 West Thirty-seventh street, this ( lay) afternoon, at two o'clock. Brary,—At Rahway, a nf on Friday, March 8, Hor- ack G@. Berry, aged eee On Monday, “fareb 11, James Beary, aged 72 Yeraie friends and maintances, and those of his son, James Beaty, of No, 643 Third avenve, New York, are Teqested to attend the funeral, from. bis late renidcooe, L, on Wednesday afternoon, at four o'clock. Brert.—On snday evening, March 10, SUSAN ANN, wife of Martin W. Brett, and dang ter of ‘tne late Rev. Phitip Milledoler, D. D. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfu lly. invited to attend the funeral, from her Inte residence, No, 82 Livingston street, Brooklyn, on Thorsday after. noon, at three o’clock, without turther notice, Borrricimer. — Wife of Charles Boettigheimer, in the Glst year of ber ace. Friends of tho family are reenectfally invited to attend the hemor this (Teesday) aternoon, two o'clock, from her tave remdence, No. 1 Attorney street, . —On Sundsy, March 10, Mrs, Carmanms Buyxer, Inte Kio, aged 42 years, ‘The funeral will take plaes this (Tnesday) afternoon, at bs aa) from hor late residence, No. 180 Cherry ork fretand, papers please copy. Casrimit, —On Mondiy morning, March 11, Mes, MARGareT Cawrrrtt, the beloved wife of Hugh Campbell, a navive of Westland, parish of Moynaliy, county Meath, Ireland, in the 60th year of her age, Her relatives and friends, also those of her sons-in- Jaw, Patrick Nonlon ant Edward Byrnes, are invited to attend the faneral, from her tate residence, No. 121 ave. nue D, on Wednerday afternoon, at two o'clock, . March 10, gree © long and ONNRLL, yoare, Affliction aore long time Se bore, Physicians tried in vain, Tiil God was ploared to give him ease, And free him from his pala, Fis relatives and friends aro ifally invited to attend the frneral, from his late residence, Stanton this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, .—On Sunday, March 10, Jonn Corroy, son of aie ol and Farah, aged 14 years, wae ‘and friends of the family are respectfully d_ tho funeral, from the residence of his Parents, 00 West Twenty-sixth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Dogxax.—On Sunday, March 10, after a short i!iness, Bowarn Droxay, a hative of the parish of Cioone, county of Taitrim, Trolond, aged 41 years, ‘The relatives and friends are reapecttully invited to attend the funeral, His ror will be taken from his late residence, No.. 205 Seventh avenue, this (Taesdayr morning, at ten *'clock, to the Churoy of the Holy In nocents, 'Thirty-seventh stroet and Broadway, where a solomn requiem mass will Ge celebrated for the repose ¢ his soul, and then proceed to Calvary Cometery for Teer —On Sonday, March 10, at 41 Marion street, Joux Durray, a native of Kilkenny, Ireland, in the 38th 1 “tren frtendg. an’ rolati ives attend the funeral, this (ieorsagh tieotoon wrens 4 och ok. Doxatvsor.—On Monday evening, li, afters eovere till ron the beloved wife of Henry Don- aldson, aged : Notice of iuncral hereatter, —(m Sunday, March 10, ate and rds tooss, Eowarn FCouxsto, My ry county — oor in bo da rear of a relatives and friends of the tamil reepect- farty Jornes to autend the * rameral, my are rere Elizabeth etrect, thie (Tuteday) afternoon, at to oF oe. Pireariand —Kilted, in he tate matmore at Port Phi sp Kearny, Dakota Territory, on pains Desnasbat 21, 1806, Avoaaw M. Fitiesnaco Hoh, Vou. \ ber of Com SaLEs aT AUCTION, goa 20 wo Com any 6, a Calta Satu carat, co SALES AT AUCTION: | SALES AT AUCTION California apa St, John (N.\) papers please copy. Foors. —Or, Saturtay, Mareti ’ e Tesidenee of bia unele, Dr, Foote, 1,180 Broadwa of meni A., only sonof Alfred M. Fook, aged " nena monthe, eens AUTLAN.—On Monday, Marel his residence, 239 Eaat Tenth street, Geonaz P. Garret re: ‘Notice of tuneral in to-morrow’s Hays.—On Sunday morning, March ‘, after a long and severe filness, Mary Janu, wife Of Yeremiah Hays, in the 24th year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are respecttuy invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi ‘No, 20 Greenwich street, ‘this (Tuesday) aftermoy, at one o’eloe! Hint—On Monday, March 11, May Hart, gister-in- Jaw of John Fell. The funeral will leave her iate residevce, 409 alee. avenue, Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, at har. nine o'¢lock, thence to St. Josep’.'s chure, Pacific teen! Wheree requiena mas: will be said icr the repose ur hes ‘soul Hanrr.—On Sunday evening, March 10, of consump- tion, Grorar 8. Hartt, only son of Julia A. and the late Hetheote M, De The ceivtawape oho the family are fare 3 to atiend the funeral, from his late reaidenve, No. 1 syth streot, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, HALLock!—On Sunday evening, March 10, So Lerrixowett. Lataror, wife of Kev, Dr, William A. Hallock, aged 67 years, ‘The relatives aud friends. of ‘the family are invited to attend the funeral services, at the Madison square cherch arg Dr. Adams’), on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'cioc! Henprickson.—On Sunday, March 10, Mrs. Mavcarst E. Hexpricksox, relict of Daniel I, Hendrickson, in the 67th year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Middle Reformed Dutch church, corner Harrison street and Tompkins pis VOR on Wednesday aficrnoon, at two Howtzy,—On Sunday morning, Mareh 10, after a stort iMness, yes daughter of Andrew and Margaret A. Hol- ley, aged 4 years, 3 months and 16 days, ‘The funeral will take place from hor parents’ residence, bos Lage street, this (Taesday) afternoon, at one o’cluci Hows.—On Monday, Mareh 11, Mr. Davip W. Howe, in the 524 year of his age. The funerat will take place from. his Iate residence, No. 284 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, on Wednesday after: noon, at batf-past two o'clock. élatives and friends of the family and of his fatner-in-law, the Rev. Charles G. Sommers, are invited to aitend, without further notice, Hows.—At Hirain. Woodrutf’s Hotel, {ion ‘Conese, on Sunday, March 10, at 0 ‘o'clock’ P.M. Hows, of congestion of th The relatives and friend: of th the oe respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the hotel, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o’clock, The members of 6-H ‘Lodge, No. 330, F. and A. M., are also invited to attend. Juxnivas,—At Camden, N. J., on Sunday, March 10, of typhoid fever, Harta A Jeturr, wife of Captain iam Jennings, and eldest daughter of Jobn Jelliff. Friends are invited to attend ans funeral, on Wednes- day afiernoon, at two o'clock, —— diel Bridgeport papers cop: Lappxorox.—In ‘Brocklyn, on Sunday ev 10, pi even OC Tuomas B. Lappixeron, 51 54th year of his ag ‘The relatives une ‘friends of the family are affection- ately Invited to attend the Cuneral, on Wednesday after- noon, at two o'clock, from the Central. Baptist church, corner of Fourth aud south Second atreats, Brook: lyn, E. D. March 10, Tuomas Law- Lawrexce.—On Sunday, RENCE, in the 50th year of his age, The relatives and friends of the family, also Cyrus Lodge, No, 208, F. and A. M., the Now York Firemen’s Association, Neptune Club and E: pt Firemen are re- spectfully invited to attend -the funeral service, at his late residence, 182 Waveriey ace, ais (Tuesday) even- ing, at six o'clock. His ronsina will be. taken 0 Tasty: town on Wednesday moruiog for interment. The members of Cyrus Loage, No. 208, F. and A. M., are hercby summoned to attend ‘at the lodge room, cor- ner Twenty-iifth ssreet and Kighth avenue, on Wednes- day morning, at seven o’clock, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our late brother, Thomas Lawrence, Members of sister ae are en tet in- vited to attend. By cya JENJ. WEAVER, Gso. A. Banta, Secre! The members of the Now York Firemen’s Association are hereby respectfully invited to attend the foneral ie bes a member, ie Seay ons ae his residence, ‘averiey Place, ‘uesday oon, at six o'clock. By ey the Association. The members of th Club are requested to meet at 106 Sixth dvenee? this (Tuesday) afternoon, at five o’clock, to attend the funeral serv! Lawrence, our late ; and at the same place on- Wednesday morning, to accompany ‘the remains to farry- town for mterment. JOSEPH B. TAYLOR, Presidout, , C. MARTINDALE, Vice President. Tro8, Wa. H Wa, Benet, | eeeation oe Janus Valley, 2 L Teac B Laws tm the 50th year relatives and friends of the family are respect. ANpaew from Grace churvh, ng, March » in the ° ; , at three o’cluck. relatives are ‘re=pectfully invited to attend the fu residence of her son-in-law, A. Buckley, No, oh ge Broo! We ba inton strect, klyo, on Wednes- faRen.—In his velty, on Monday reer 11, daughter Many of James and Mary 20 3 McManox,—In prockirs, on daughter of Bb % aaa er the aries yore tad ont sariied toa to attend ita sieuecwbiere weal jescat in pace. a ee the city or New Brons¢ick, N. J., on San- Mares 10, Pararcx Norax, "The funeral wit take this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock (to move at sabacee from his late Tea he dened ppc I io ata ives o| Osrors.. aig ured 3 yam men No, 335 Sixth avenue, on Wi o'clock. Rersxoips.—On Monday, March 11, after rane sev re illness, Mrewant ReYNoLbe, a pative jallingar, Westanrath Ireland, tn the 42d year of his cents His friends are respectfully invited to attend the fane- ral, from 344 Sixth avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, Reweies.—In babes) op Sunday morning, March’ 10, ba End Bren D, son of the late Micah Ry; gles, of ‘The relatives and friends of the pe etly are ee invited to attend the funeral serv’ “4 7 ae | this (Tuesday) imeracee at two Sahle pent ak tuple Cy Lage, Nor 900, Fed h, Me Now it * i; New York Loiger No. LU. 08. By, jore Bociety | M rye tal rooted to attend the: from her ito residence: Novtal West Peariecets exvon' cn eee dy trang iad ten o'clock, without 01 daxghter of flmon on, and Susan Sn; wre act tl eae ero 0 fun m J... on Wednesday afternoon, at ron three o'clock. ‘Newark and Troy papors one residence, “4 hora BET D. spring rreet, New T. ing 8 M.D. ‘The relatives and frente are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the Spring street church, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at 1 o'¢lock. The members of the Grand Division S. of T., of Enst- era. by RS ‘York; of Marshall Division, No. pa 8. of T., and the mperance, order goneraily ; also the Cadets of are requested to meet at the ball Lagtonsty wed wemiel before twelve o'clock © OW Fann yor fb mornin, attend the funeral of rand Wor, th; bs ya) Atyas H. Turser, M. —00 ee March Ay ‘Jour A. Tuorr, aged Py yeurs-ond 6 mouths, ‘he relatives and friends of the ban dig. we hed Bro Nin n'a! & po Ld y No. 200 Wash! serene ou Brook if, nj ni ia ne aaetad) afternoon, at two o'clock, wad Jags.) and Mobile (Ala) papers please copy. on eae ee A evening, March 10, after a “ iiness, Mrs Exuex Waniace, in the 36th year of er The IS friends and relatives afe inv’ attend the Lay tbis estas) arrornoses peg had o'clock, from No 9 Jersey street, New York. Warv.—On Mond ry, March 11, Groncx AUBERT, son Warren and Mary E. Ward, ged 1 your, 1 mobit’ ard 10 anne friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, services, at the house of his parents, No, 14 php | — streot, on Wodnesday afternoon, at o’cloel Wooowarn.—In Brooklyn, on Sanday, March 1 Manta, widow of Charies Woodward, | ot ‘Sming: ham, England, tn the 76th ba) of her age. The relatives and friends of the deceased are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the bes hed Thomas Woodward, 84 Sands Wed ges erst aero = oer ee Youwass. —On Su ms March 10, of consumption, Mra, bert Youmans, in the 68th year age en tes enor he cet ae le ener (Tuesday) afternoon, at one ot tock, _ MELATTARY, OR SALE Cat Pe bebe er secihenra, tr ane na __ COAL, WOOD, ein a Oke GER cHALD N, DELIVERED IMMEDL avenue. ___ EXPRESSES, R a : arannnnnnnasins BURNHAM'S FURNITURE, ty 116 cn ent 1 ity’ or country" Turunure packed ane bbippeds furaivars ) Mowey advanced on furniture, Ayenos NOTICE.—R. 2. wi HAZELL, ABCTIONEER, THIS ne ta Manoe Bw, AN At 1036 o'clock eae sm oS oak ARCH Cortlandt [SH wed GERMAN ay seiner Mangan TINNE ae vb Wakis 0,1 WARB, mae ful ner’ lots to suit the 8. 310 onesie uty sdveatpe ta! 28 ree SIDA SPT cee ore ty # 00. Borilunds set ilundt street, fa koh BS EOL ER UOTION NOTICH—MAGNIFICENT | HOUSEHOLD Furniture ; a rare chance for aa commencing Aine eeafease eaten HONE ara store brown atone ‘44 Wear Siaicchis street, between. Fifth snd. Bink leas auction alls’ covere’ brosatel: Etogeres; mirble tops: Seare> 4. Mirrors, © Enooignures, Cabinetty rouge Biatuiry, Vasos, fosewood Di reaing. Bt Biiehoard Matinee, Bxcennon fabio, balf Mined Sowa ses a8 and silver Ware, al UCTION NKINS WILL SELE A ayant — SENKI Byer March 12, at won nn oy ee ae Proud Wego ater see cna ig 7% Whips Bisnkets, "Robes, &c.. dc. Sale DRIAN H, MULLER, AUCTIONEER. eset Aah ee ead are the Exchange oe - For aercant of whom it concel Bese Fe Seat held ds Saat TIRACTIVE AND IMPORTANT WATCH SALE. A WATCHES, WITHOUT RESERVE, The aslent nat dentees solicited, Gil BROADWAY, Wednesda: The ‘stock embraces 8 Fatt tine March 13, at 2 o'clock, "Gold, River andl Fisted America. Parti tar rattantion mis called to ine selegrat i amie BS mond collection of wk GAnpINER, Auctioneer. Outdoor sates conducted on liberal terms. UCTION NOTICE.—B. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.— AA. Handsome Household Parniture’ Velvet, Brassels and Ingrain Carpets, at, public auction, ints Mareh 12 at Ut oval Chairs and Lounges to match; rosaw: mire, Tables, Ltncerys, Vorner and Book Standa. twenty-one day bronze Clock, Rich China and Parian Vases, Parlor Orna- ments. elegant ‘Brocatel and Lace Curtainee ® five sojietian ay Paintings, Engravings, large Mirrorg, and Chande- MAGNIFICENT RORRWNOD COST ORDER: STOOL an elegant instrument, with ‘round corners, beautifully carved legs and case, with ali modern improvements, over- strung bass, full tron plate, French action, full seven ood and maboginy Sedsieala. Bureaus. Washstands, hat trrors, Clocks, Tab) Rel gare pate aud ‘ship’ goods’ for purchasers at ‘reasonable charges. . Y Sprag 9 B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.—BYLANDT LDRON, G46 Broadway, will colt at auction this day. at 11 o'clock, astixnee’s sale sof bliverti"lated Warey arme — Cning varied assortment of useful and orna- ‘articl 1 ey SALE OF arene AND DOUBLE LOTS, ready for building eon eh street, nea avenue At First avenue and 1: street; Bata sireet,: seee of Fifth avenue; and southwest earners of nth a ond Fie ty alent hth strect, and Fi ue ai Ee a Wi ‘This Day, at ‘ioc noon, by Buus & WIL. Heiss, at 11 Terms easy. fo. 7 Ping B* ts? § 7S tue pee & MINER. NEF LARGE SALE OF HOUCEAULD FURNTTORE, LEEDS & MINER wil sell by auction, on and Thursday, 1th of March, at 10g ch day, the entire Furniture coutal And 20 Ninth sirvot, ‘etwvenn and Sixth avenues, consisting of a largo an id general Ment of Furniture viz.i—Rosewaod Parlor St es, onvered in rik, brocatel, reps, #e.i velvet. Hrussels and ingrvin Carpets; lace and re a Go.: valu bil ante, Gh ink ten aed snd other Fi Furniture. pa ‘The No owner i leaving for let Tera HENRY 0. LEEDS & MINER. LEEDS" ART GALLERIES. tors, Sale of fine ancient and mod- morn PANT INTING to one invoices and ING! HENRY sine ta aah ae Pe fe | the LEED , 817 and are eae TSAI SP Sty tinon by the following otlebrated artiate:— a ee ba Tnntast de Mela, Stvot Ration, Genter nek, Fenn. Seuvucler, Joie Verbet, = The shore 3 sein tow on read on fe at atthe LEEDS ART one evening previous Berea eApgeonnens, ¥ HENRY H. LEEDS MIN ADMINI. ATOR" N DORER, quare, _— Rise 4 oc a eit, MIRRORS, Bn CAR! THE ENTIRE EXTEN! MOST VAI ‘naeired 8TOCK OF Wi site ane Lr imported cxprenty for th ib hone of : Rone et ue hia gee Rd ea pattie axp AND XD STORES, iN On JER SHRM ON, ae aa BATURDAY, #0 OF OF M, oS 4 FULL FARMCULARS i hivearren. Bx MINER & SOMERVILLE —THIg Day, AT HORSE AUCTION MART, (2 Kast Fou irteenth street, Uriton square Chane & McMahon's siablee EORSES, CARRIAGES, LIGHT WAGONS, 20. aT 12 ne ced TUESDAY, MARCH 12, ‘ana ery fine Trotting 2 as in 2:87. Pair 61 fine ba oortaney hes f, 8 years old; Hambl iat eohine Han ages SE dnc oh Ae Ib nll Li MIN! B pe 3 sake te eAree WAG eons, Bt 8 at a pitt dae bine BO Siaee re rich is giving’ businoas, “The stock ls ined condition, used; also ‘of the having five years to rum fom the lat of December ashe” YT. ©. HOUGHTON, AU AUCTIONEER —FIRST CLASS aul o'clock. af 88, Code ar ares by BREW BREWSTEN & Bie a set ent tence at doarda, aston: Onlen 4 Giasone: and P 4 Bolsters and Pillows, Peat Catsabe Wines Cink fe! alt 3 pices Jupanene pecsners Sotan, 18 watt watnaect Chaira, twooval Mi rors Lace Curtaing mm Sale, Brussel AUCTIONEERS —NOUSE- tomorrow (Weduesda}), at ioigo'cioce, | ° atreet. NOK, AUCTIONEER.—IMPORTED ra—Ky EDWAKD SCHENCK, This fo’clock, at 60 Liberty street, about YEORG: K, AU! if LL gly J HOUSE. G howd Fosewood Pianoforte, tc. By GEORGE WOK, on eiath, fasts at ll ovsiock. at Nove Mare near laree tock of a Bi Ghamber, Labeary and’ Dining | lots, afford/ng a fine . Onialog eases ay He Toe gen yy ae BA eu Wrath it oak, at ory BIG, * Nos, ir ant ae inguin eal wren ot street, important sale of Pai ti. W. Derby, beit ve ee of. Dlcraron fs fora ney baton pie clea WT, DERBY s NEW ARE Hosts, 845 Broadway, opposite Wallack's theatre, araem cnet, Ps eran ote nf those O8T CELEB Rin eb ARTISTS, bar $4 Bh rin are BAM “HERING Broken, ROUSSERG, * MaMa ‘D VERGER. TROY ON, fenoix, TERBUECR! ase Ni Ee POHUROH tA ban, cropsky, BASTMAN, sonnedi Wh MirTRRDOR, ont NIFes Areon exhibition, as above, until the day Raul Hye SOME TBA ta fy Mats ISR, BR, AU AUEFIONE BS. A Ercan D. te the Post offlee. fy pMODEAS Gre PRINTINGS, Bome of whit 7k a Freach, Flem- THOREDAY, 3 ivi WE ML OrcLOOK, aT SALRSROOM, Catalogues to-morrow morning. goes e. hed SUCH ONSBE—Wapt oi! SEL SLL te a = Shane ap mae Prone cht nomray. AUCTIONRES, SELLS pg Bat, Ae Burips, 6 31 New Ghambers sirect, at 105 A. walnut and malogan: mot and! ros iene th gallons’ each impor wes, Se: BOGs ART, AUCTIONKER, et ae ry "Wablien, Pants, hirta an aT Web lon de stable EDNESDAY, ca pa 16, Sot} elock, = ‘atthe a Se i liam street, HOUBEHO! D eb RST SOFAS, TABLES, | CHAL Sebi ee - ear EN FURNITURE. NEW LEATHER TRUNKS, &C. be HEGEMAN. 3 ,dlareh = us at 1034 o'e Xe Sogn ware malo and painted tarbie top ites Chamber Room oT a oe ate othe 1X EWATER, AUCTIONEER, NO. J Gi NBR day (Tuosd a ay at 12 Fane oe Span bay mare Mules, 36 hancts high: Sand 6 years old; a eee ee Nese ee wilt ail demeal- panel Soren: sitects E a Tlanadom andare wartanted ound aud kind 1n . 4 without spot c road 110. Be ‘6 bands 4 Fiigani cw nod Rind, aiid warranted F Wemish: can trot in 2-5); sound 1 and in every re-pect; ost $80 last Ray Trowtin: wang Horie, ie hanes 6 "yoars: of superior style and pit; perfecily, ge tine under gaddie: sound and king angen beat rest pet, and the property of od iu e Riso" several ‘olher valuable. flarses; Teather’ top - city makes ta fine order! (wo Carriage Laups, of” superior Pattern, never cost ‘Severa! sets of new and second hand Harness; set Broad- way, Oreide. extra fine. OWN L, VANDEWATER., AUCTIONEER, 100 LIRR: ty street. — We Wednesda: ext Pelton’s atab! corner of Forty-fourth sire ‘sireet 3 Pak nay opening sale of Horses, 3, Tarn Mrotdug. toad ghd termliy Hoasn. ninglé and double. new and second-hand Wagons, of every description and ¢ iy nd second hand, in variety, make. Aiso Harness, new of the Uest makers. A registor for public or, private 8 Kept ab atablew or. 100. Liberty. street. very, eulisfuction guaranteed. Particulars Of aide, to morrow, Pee Gi neil Anon, WILL, cn wa ‘auction on Wednesday, March o’clook, at Broadway, near Forty-first Ste ere stock: to mines eet, United states of Horse: Carriages, Rockaway; Skelctona,, Sulkies. Pony Hotes, Doctor re “vhastony Depot ns, siugle double Hatiocsok ager a oben Whnpa, jalso, EY good road and work Horses. Sale positive: BOGART, AUCTIONZER.—MARSHAL'S — SALR, seqThis Day, March 12 at 11 olelocky at No, 20, Walkor girdet, by virtue of sevorui exeontions, stock of Fancy Pa ane, Buon Tasecla, bed aeiaty Fringes, Desks, , FB imine Twist, Machinety,’ Looms, i bea JOHN R. FARRINGTON, Bish) _ DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, ALES OOM 1 NABSAU STRGET. will ao by auetion, on Tubsiny, Starch 12) at! 10% o'elock, the entire genteel Furniture contained ia house No, 89 Weat ‘Thirteenth street, borween Sixth and Seventh urenues, con~ of Brussels and tngrain hoowiag = dirtorsy nee: . fig. walnet Panor Soitin reps Ane Ol, Ps Engranngs, Library Table, ppg pode WRT Kh iia, oak and enamelled Chand; sal Pilowa. Ais ite, a) Mattresses, feather Hulsters an root yy kitchen Furniture, ‘China, crocs sey an ‘aro, Cutlery, &¢, Catalogues at the offies, 79. and hou: house moroing of sale. Mouris WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. ‘Tr TSTERS' SALR OF VALUABLE “PROPERTY. ON WALL STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND NEW STRE il, LUDLOW & CO. wil weMat suction on Tauradey Morel is, isi, at a ctor ne {ue Exeuange Salesroom, ff roadwi order of A. MeLane, trustees ev ‘ee Wann Sruumr-tthe Biot of e_ four. brick Building thereon, on the soumerly side OF VE Between Tiroadway und Now wirort, and known ae Nos. on ad an nd 5 Wall street, being 34feet 5 inchs 88 tea inches I ein thon the side. Posses- mn of the premises will be -ivcu, on day of May xt Full Partiglars andre of sale can be had at the ag Fo at tue: asta Hoa Fen ree eg Wit sell at public auction on Teh, 1857, ag ag miu elmer the Fixtures Tables Bele, ne ne yy ei make}; Bar i ia ‘i Bar Fixtt one Gas Fixtures, de i aa HILLS iy ER'S Sie a DAY, AT BELL RAU AM sgn besa 900 lots Men’ 4 pea aiid Shoeas 4: PP vole, Tao akyetie ‘arenne ‘ A. WEAVER WILL SELL Rok ron ip at 408 Ninth avenue, ‘and miscellaneous foode. "awh errs i call for thetr wed as owners’ rial Stor . D. DAVIES, 814 ‘Ninth ‘at one o'cock tots of ile drean ding my pledge tiekets ing mi felting mse ‘willbe rea rent; fixtares for sale Uti. R. ROLLING 4 AUCTIO! — WILL R. ke day, at 2 itis ky at 444 Canal alain atge aes owe =a somes of second hand rottace, Ce Roce etn dete: moved for convenience of sala, consisting in part of Parlor Sie in re] Chamber Suits, ply ane ars waren Wanchai Ses righ ir te 5 Ls non saris Perea Sartale, Table butierr, Gepeksy sand China Ware, Gas Fix- ‘tures, Cooking Stoves and a:l other goods Beeded by house Keepers, ‘positive. for the turning of ‘01 pe ee ek et al wock of Files, Steely Tron, Tetlements, Ofice Purnitire, ‘tad wot Fae machine shop. and lin ‘The cule wil a plage This Day, Maro i atNo. 6 Howard streots Cataingues at re Mi. WITTENS, AUCTIONEER—s NI Ww aon {float wt oy Cena ined or Ot the Peviory rt and Ke id Sane rant ‘and picket urekeeg. ee Parhoulars im t re ie fo narrow" % ILLIAM ABBOTT, AU ? wr ‘Giatanm square, soil ile years ata Oreck. ge Ee: quor corner of avenue Sree Pane Counters, thres Leer Pum} ‘Berens, Liquors ta Tovtioe und coat ¢ 7ILLLAM ABBOTT, Al avorr eo ye of to | Rain ce gar bin, tan phy a cite howe oS nN Chairs, patos 4 y an th tp Fb nes, ables. x os ‘sale’ by T. opt kd pete cer LLY fiat Sahay - Senco of othor States, ste or rik Jn advance, cient. Advi BL RiNG, Counselor at Law, 212 perry Cee Re Sie ISBORNE ANTI-POULING AND ANTLOORROSIVE Paint for tron and wooden vessels: ____ COMPANY Preeine PERNA ARR IE oF oF OUNSON, HAT aati | GEN- sharmics te ae i as Sa syn fod tos sot hata we "70a ‘aie ene Pike HAT sew wih ERS AND ALL MANUPAG wr gon POL TH £00., 24 WING ES New and Seance Mint Bs was AY ows, in GREAT REDUCTION IN. IX, THE PRI ‘Ms Hore. 38) i duwery, corner of Boud than half pri Be Xenia LV, aac i Wout BT Greenwich ot Ye atpAM SO ©, 0) ntoTst. LAUNDRY AND F MANGLES BOF ng Oa ting, Hash Hier Locke th and et teow: ee ee" DESTISTRY A Sur OF TEETH" IN THREE TO HOw cites at GS iets es Sey el ue exiractiay (reowag when oe. Saas VS Sixth Ammar FIVE PREMIUMS. —BRAUTIFC!, OuMo. ie na ea err a A. frases DY Most WoNDERrC a precoteeraternd RX Ex Srv iiy ical rivet, ea ees seen ra arn prnheereche bso u: y UM SETS vA Teeter, BY ae Si Sanrio gee 0d. Paduious Bavract. arin oot “ftw Grand sted fog, with ae leone TAL Agpoci ary (01 N ORIGINATED Ctentnete De use of anor ay Pits tater ney i : Pact Bee their names at the often, nation ot SS rer gra sa tnity Pees fete $4 cal a MANENT SETA OF OUM TH FOR traced aa Raber eth ed wit 2, Th iMe mm e berere nae, comer Arey ates Tea! a aaa ag ial SR RES ta