The New York Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1868, Page 7

NEW YORK HSRALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 180% - citiieteneer rerum ern VRE A ae eee wn oo TN FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, bd gio) mec eihes: Seeuetel Mande, es Bi ant Now Ouse Rethink ~ Tozspay, Feb, 4—6 ¥, M ‘The report from Washington that the Treasury bcd gold Often millions of ten-forty bonds in January and that the next public debt statement would show an in crease of about twenty millions of dollars over the pre- Ceding one strengthened the tone of the gold market this morning, and the opening transactions were at 2419{; bus this proved the highest point of the day, and the closing transactions prior to the adjournment of <#he board were at tbe lowest price touched—namoly, "R41, following which 141 was the best bid, Cash gold ‘wes euperabundant, and loans were made at rates wanging from Ove to seven percent for carrying. The grote clearings amounted to $49,317,000, the gold bal- ances to $1,652,213 and the currency balances fo $2,249,000. The President having signed ‘the bill exempting cotton grown after 1867 from tax and providing for the free importa- tion of foreign cotton afier the 1st of November, the Gouthern planters have some little encor ment to {Prepare for the next crop; but such is their dwn poverty wmnd the demoralization of the labor system that it w ery doubtful whether it will be as large as the last one -@ven, and meanwhile foreign competition 1s likely to ‘keep the price of the American staple so low that our cotton exports will fail to turn the exchanges in our ofavor and so influence the gold premium to our advan- stage, The stock market bas peen. artificially depressed by several of the leading cliques for the purpose of en- embling the speculative director and those co-operating ‘with bim to buy Erfe so that this wet bianket might no donger stand in the way of a general upward movement, ‘The agreement to swindle the street by this “scoop game” was faithfully carried out, and so far there proved to be honor among thieves, The emissaries of the -@peculative director exerted themaelver all day to create om panic, ‘and told more falsehoods than usual about stocks in general aud Erie in particular; but it is note ‘worthy that Erie declined less than any other of the active raiiway shares, and that the mon who were the Joudest in talking it down were the most vigilant in picking up. ‘the leading (cature, the stock having declined below @8 against 103'{ yesterday morning. This was mainly owing toa etrategic movement on the part of the pre- ent directors of the company in causing a bill to be in- troduced in the Iowa Legislature providing that the sale ot the $4,900,000 of new stock shall be declared valid and the proceeds appropriated to the construction of the -@xtension line from Des Moines to Iowa; and, further. ‘more, that the board of directors shall postpone the @nnual meeting of stockholders for the election of Wirectors until the first Wednesday in June, 1869, and rf the event of the company not proceeding with tho construction of the road it 1s to forfeit té the State all ts franchise and corporate acts and all lands which ‘have been granted to aid in the construction ofthe road, ‘The eagerness with which the directors, who are sup- posed to be still largely ‘short’? of the stock, sought ‘the publication of this Dill betrays its origi to accomplish too much, and will therefore fail of its purpose, The provision fora postponement of the an- ‘taual election is something that neither Iowa nor any other State hasa right to enforce, That isa matter ‘which properly belongs to the stockholders, and they alone can authorize such a postponement, although ‘there are cases, like that of the Pacific Mail Company, ‘where an election may be prevented from taking place ‘by injunction granted by the courts, The bill in ques- The break in Rock Island was bufwit aims tion ts @ stock jobbing operation, performed by the individuals who were concerned in the fesue of the new stock, and it reflects still further discredit upon them, while it marks the mom- ‘Der of the Iowa Legislature who introduced this prepes- ¢erous bill as their willing tool. Messrs, Tracey, Dows end others are very apxious to retain control of the com- pany by hook or by crook, and the contest between hem and their opponents promises to be very spirited et the next clection. condition of uffairs to cause « decline in stocks, but much, on the @n advance, and a sharp 4s therefore @ppearances, already ‘@s extremely abundant and the banks lend freely at tour er cent on government securities and five on mis- @ellancous collaterals, while first class commercial paper, ef which the supply is very limited, is in request at 53¢ ™ 6% per cent, The supply of loanable funds was in- ‘greased at the end of last week by the disbursoments of ‘the Sub-Treasury in the purchase of seven-thirty notes, ‘and the effect of these will be seen in an increase in the Legal tender reserve of the banks in their uoxt ‘otatement, There is nothing im the present contrary, to stimulate upward = reaction inevitable, prices having, to. all touched bottom, Money ly ‘There was a moderately active investment demand for government securities at the counters of the leading dealers; but so far as speculative transactions are con- cerned the market was dull, and in the afternoon prices Fielded a fraction. Gheir general tendency is upward under the provailing sxbundance and cheapness of money and the steadiness of the gold premium. Considerable purchases of five. ‘twenties are being wade by some of the foreign bankers for shipment, but the decline in gold late in the day had ‘the effect of checking these for the time being. The indications are, however, that Owing to the large demand for the fires mortgage bonds of the Centra) Pacific Railroad Company Messrs, Fisk & Hatch, ‘the financial agents of the company, announced this morning that they had further advanced the price to par, at which the sales continue unabated, At the commencement of business the stock market was dull and barely steady, and at the early session of the open boerd prices wore lower than at the close last evening, with salos of Erie at 74%, of Michigan South- arn at 91%, and of Rock Island at 98% 89934. At the ‘frst regular board there was a moderate degree of ac- Givity, but the tendency of prices was downward, es specially for the scoamship shares. Hudson River closed 2 lower than at the same time yesterday, Reading %, Cleveland and Toledo 1%{, Northwestern preferred 5%, Fort Wayne 1}, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred &, Pacific Mail 25, Atlantic Mail 2, Western Union Tele graph %. Michigan Central was 1 bigher. Government securities were dull, Coupon five-twentica of 1804 closed 3 lower, new issue of 1867 $y, coupon ten-forties ps. Tennessee § sixos, new, declined 4, and Missouri sixes advanced . The @press shares ‘were heavy «at a decline of ff m 25 per cont, Ab the open board at one o'clock ‘there was increased activity and prices were slightly Tower, except for Erie, which remained steady at 7434 Rock Island soid at 977% a 9814 and Miehigan Southern’ @890%. Atthe second regular board the market was ‘moderately active, but barely steady for railway shares, v@nd Pacific Mail experienced » further decline to 109, Sudson River ciosed 1 lower, Rock Island %, Pacife Mail 23g, Cumberland Coal 144, Western Union Telegraph Ut. Government securitics wero dull, Coupon five- ‘Rwenties of 1862 closed % | coupon ten-forties 4. Whe express shares wore woak at further decline of ‘234 tm Welle-Fargo, % in Adams and 83% in Mer. chante’ Union. Missourl sixes advanced & and Wonnessee sixes \. At jast open board the market was weak and Erie dochned to 73%, Michigan Bouthera to 895 a 905, Rock Isiand to 97% a 98 and New York Contral to 125% @ 126%. Subsequently WErie sold down to 7374 0 733g, and an unsettled fecling prevailed, but thore for whose benefit this ‘scoop game’ as played were largo buyers at the decline, At the joao at a quarter to six o'clock the following prices “more current:—Now York Central, 125% a 125%; Erie, 13%; Reading, 93% 9.9575; Michigaii Southern, Cleveland and Pittsburg, 96% 0 965;; Rock Taland, 97% a 98; Fort Wayne, 100% a 101; Northwost- arn, 60% © 60; do. proferred, 73 a 7334; Pacific Mail, 109 ® 10934; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 3194 # 3115, ‘The foreign exchange market was firm but quiet, and bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 900% a 100%; at three days, 11014 a 110% ; commorcial ills, 108% 9 1099{, Bille on Paris at sixty days, 5.16 8 %G.1634; at three days, 5.1236 a 6.11%. The following { the text of the most important part vot tue bill introduced into the Towa Legisiature in she ‘ntorest of the present directors of the Chicago and Mock Island Company, to provide for the construction vot 8 line of road from Dos Moines to Coune!! Bluffs:— Prov! said consolidated Railroad Com any shall Cpe and the shares of so apply to auch constraction, the thereof, all 344 io : fa tat Mi htt 2 before the trat nti! sala’ "08d is completed, seek or en, neer, sho the of the wor ¢ portions of the road fuisheéd, how much ay and the gmouns expended thereon, In caso the said couscll~ company shail negiect to comply with apy v. i reqairements of this act, it shall forfeit to this st its f ise and corporate acts acquired by or un’ he the laws of this get and " we in such case whieh have been granted to raction of said enge Part thereof, fe this State or the United States, held by 6ald consolidated company, or oy any person or persons by, through, or under them, shall be forfeited and shall revert to this State, any conveyance or incumbranc® by said company to the contrary nol withstanding, The receipts for customs, and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the ex- Pired portion of the week have been as follows:— Ous'om House, oe ney Recer; Payments, Balances, Feb. 8, sort 10 Phy $2,351, 030 $93,481,471 Feb, 4. 842, 1,700,863 698,109 99,584,225 The value of exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending February 4 was $3,218,009, against $3,269,323 the week previous, The Chicago Ciearing Houve statements of the past four weeks compare as folio Balances, Woek ending January 11 $1,442,439 Week ending January 18 1,442,473 Week ending January 25 1,150,088 Week ending February 1. 1,390,888 SALES AT = NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. sday, Feb. 4—1 one A. M. }190000 US 6's, 6-20, om UL SO doe sit oeliok uu small = gs 100 atch S°s'Ni HESS 9 100 aati Clev & BR: 15 Son oe i Cin Ri 0 Gov & ‘Tol RR. 40 Chic & NW Ri Oceas 100 Cen 100 do. 5 Ninth National Bk.. 104 100 Chic 4 NW | aeabicogs 15 Imp @ Traders’ Bk. 118 800 . 8 St Nicholas Bk, ex d 102 10 Mer Exch Bank... 107 200 Cum Coal pref....+ 200 400 9583 20 NY Guan is sii fa 50 Facite Mail 88 63. 110% 47% 250° do... Mi 64 100 ee ittrg a? Too Alt 4 Te he 1800 Ohio & Miss Hit. e, ° 4 ®; 5 ze COMMERCIAL REPORT. Turspar, Feb, 4—6 P. M. Corrox.—The transactions in this staple were light and tn some cases slightly lower prices were accepied. Tho sales were confined to about 2,050 bales, including 574 for export, 575 on speculation, 600 for spinning and 300 in transit. Annexed ave the closing quototions, which are nominal:— U; Borie. ae Ge 1 for whisk were Davis, on private terins, Other kinds were quiet but st Sales during the past week of 17-44d mats Java, ex Helmath, aga government Java, 102 dv. Maracalbd, and 17% do. Costa ica on private terms, ‘quote:—Rio, prime, 1 & 1730; do. good. 15}¢c. w 160; do. tai, lige, a ido: do. ordinary, 12c. » 1: Ea 5.88 4 Lie. 1544 Java (mats and 8 240s ‘Ceylon, 18e.'s i Jorn ibiie taguarars, Hoo, a Hic, St. at cash Guy paki. | Mesere @ the 8 A "Patiadelphia” 5,000; “Mobile, *Baltincre. 000; New puigens, peas and of other deperitions, in New York, 15,01! KMENT.—Rosendale was aecton a nt 82 Corres.—Only a aveuarsis bestuese wen dees in ingot at about former prices, the sales comprising about ee iba. ‘at 22c, a 22540. for Baltimore, 299¢¢. a Be for Detro i, Be. for Por ‘and Tennessee, and 23}¢0. for far Detroit tor March dehvery, Daves ax Dyes —Chemicals ware quiet, and general x 65 canks soda nal 4t $2 35, gold; 10 . do. currency; 800 kegs bt carb sods on private terms; Soasks sal snunoniee, abt Bs thn ‘a. and B. hyd. potash at $3 65, do. Zeige, do., in bond, and 25,000 : gum kowrs on gi vate Drxwoobs.—We heard of no sales of any deser! stock of most kinds is quite large, | St, yomine maica were generally quot gol Fu ouane, Gna Gran cipts, 5,406 bbls. and 119.487 bags four, 300 DbIe, a ‘and es 14,480 bushels wheat, 06,807 do, EX ts, ‘The market for Western and State four was dail to-day.and though we make no marked change iv our sg at frm yet cl ver extra State sold in some instances at 6c. a Ube. below the price current two days The’ specula: tive Taquiry a this. description of four before men. tioned has died out, and there was some Wertern flour was generally held light. California four, from white rien at previous prices, The sales were 7.00 bbls, Southern flour was only moder: ately active and heavy, though prices were no lower. Sales 1.000 dbls, at our quotations. Kye flour was without change, Belng quist but stendy. Sales) bole. at $7 Wa $99. Corn mea was quiet, the sales being 40) bis, Jersey Buckwheat four was vetter, being (quoted ‘at $4 25m B1 20 100 Ib. We quote:— juperfine State and Western Extra State Cuoiee do, . The and Ja ‘corn ime mm Bound hoop Ohi, shipping brands. Round hoop Ohio, trade brands... St. Louis low extra. St. Louis straight exti St: Louts choice double e: St, Louis choice family. Common Southern, Fancy extra do. Califora tye flour n meal, city. ‘orn meal, Bran Corn meal, Jersey. ¥ The market for wieat remained bi generally firm, Present pricss are too igh to admit of free prreuases either for shipment or milling, The leading millers are cenerally at work on wheat bought up last fli, before prices were so high; so that, notwithstanding the cou EEe fact that wheat is relatively higher ‘than flour in many cases, all but a few of the smaller millers are sull running full Hime, Heeker's an ills, +. Croton and Metropol! ew York clty mills are all running full time, The saies of wheat were about 16.00 bushels at 2 W for No 1 apring in store, $2 47 for mixed do. and 2 65 for amber Ponusylvania, "Corn was held iirmor at the Opening, but buyers held aloof, refusing to pay any mavance 2 close prices were 46. lower, closing at $1 27 tern and Jones & Co.’ tor new West mixed. a ER ati a 9°; fae mun eifow, 1S for white. Southern, $185. for very a0. 01ce ate were dull, but prices ‘were unchanged. Seles were Rando of, 12400 bushola Womtern at Béc. Barley was ta with an improved he sales were 13,000 bushel at $2 10 for Western and $2 a ® $2 18 for Canada, pi arrive. Of barley malt tne sales wore 80 bushels, bt tn Ryo was quiet, Sales 000 bushels Southern at $1 63. Puxicnts.—The offe of all commodities were light, and rates were somewhat lower. The chartering business was without ‘afc al ments were:—To Liverpool, rool at 20s. i prance. R + 1,200 at , wid 10,000 bn bushels corn oo general und as rate, To Lot Tio Soins oll cake at Se 6a and Bods, pork a ushely corn, at capac ny, taliansbri Ee from ee to the Sette sed on do., same voynge, on private ‘Guxvies,—We note sales of about 100 bales bags (431 Ibs.) ry ‘dee Cloth was dull ‘Hipgs,—The demand but there was oo change to note in prices, Sales 800 wet ‘salted Kio Grande (ox) at He. gold, Bucnos Ayres 2 « 3/198, wa tard Wee Buenos Ayres, 8 a 28 Ya i Video, fPatia'ite ge. sSorzonies, 2154 Rio “rune, 20 4:2 16K. 8 1, Ventral American, 24 ls. 1be, @ 160., 16 was made on “ork —&. moderate consumptine demand ted, and Sierone’s S Baioa W Delos at Be = Jos to Ge ‘mortcan, Hain Sales were made of 15,000 pounds Rio Grande horse at Bone, gold, and 7,00 do, Montevideo at ic., golds doth to arrive, Pig continued to rule dull, but prices were flinton being held at one Glengarnock re. American wee, A.) 80 active, it un No, 4, We vote sales of 20 tons old wm $494 1 is wun brtdge eas and and 100 do, wrought a arn. For all kinds of hemlock there prevailed doinand and prices were « (rifle higher for light and mide, nade from common” hides, which Were acaree, on Hemlock, Buenos trie more activ ‘28a, wr 1b,; do, middle, bear} ax a ‘ster; do, mi pe hey Rear ae a ‘ao, a a We. pao ‘Tha nominal at | net Kico, 473 do, Bvglish Isiands, and 2200 DUis. New Navat § Stonns.—Spirits turpentine was without particular chango, closing at about 690. a bac. Solos, df «ut Wie Lauter price. “Rosin—There waa Kod inquiry for the Twer grades, which were firm. (the kinds were quiet, it also firm, The sales were 1,00 bois, common and strained wt $3 a $3. 13)¢—almogt all at $3 10 $3 12)¢; 75 do, Sbaque at $3 75 wbput 100 do, No. 1 at $3 60, and 3,000 bois, common, (0 arrive, ab $2 50, seder’s option, sia SPBmae sad stenined were’ quoted at $6 a dk 1,95 0 $6 38 apd le $4 00 » $5 00. ia Nc sm for Wilmington, Ous.—Crade whale was rather more firmer prices, the sales ab New Hedford Northern at Ge., and 44) do, Southén, deliverable here, ro- Ported at of3ge. “Crude sperm was eld at $2 05. Linseed was dull, but held at former Fra BL 115 a $l din ve at about 30 bble. casks ahd bbls, Lard was fim at $1 17 0 81 2, but we heard of no important sales, City distilled red was dull but unchanged at 60c, a euxe OF alive wo heard of no sales—last sale was made at Git Cake was in better demaré at about former prices. Bales, Were made of 100 tons city from domestic seed ut { do. East India at isrons. Receipts, $9 bhla pork, 9 do. beef, pan cut meats, i do. and egs lard, 1.153 dresaod ‘os. ‘The pork market was still qyict, but no PABOER 0c pecurred in igen, ‘The sales were ae * $22 80 a $22.65. for new $21 5) 0 Ba for old do," mainly at Sie G235; po, $12 for prime $17 45.4 $18 87 or, Prime mess forward de- livery we heard of no bgt ay again advanced, selling at F a9Xe. for ese rs f stone, for city. ef was tolerably active at firm prices, ha talon coun rised = bbls. at $10 a $18 for common to good mess and $15a $22 for extra do. Tierce beef was dull, Dut held Arm.y as former Eriees leef hams were very firm, with a fair demand, ales 850 Nis, at $28 a 832 26," A fair demand prevatied fo cut meats, poe Tor which were, very fra. Sales Sedan te 340. 9 9c. for pickled shoulders, 9c, a 9440. for 40. 1030, a Lic, for ‘moked do. and 12}%6. a 18ig0. for uoted at lie, a 155gc. and fair demand and prices lige. for short arn on private ihe, demand PARTNER WANT:D—wrrn $4000, TO PUROMASE an interest in o! teh hd business, or would se Address 1,, Lov 5,508 Poat oflige, for (hroe days, { A the whole. AMUSE: ENTS. WE EVENING TRLEQRAM Naa PHE Y ht “Uy Aane OCIATE WANTED—AN HON- est man, with aLitle capital, to sell tickels and share in tite most airandiuary nuney’ maklog entertainment fo earn to “crowded housea. Inquire trou 10 THE INTEREST OP JAMES REDMOND IN rm expl day, he retiriag from pusiness, Charies L. Acker ix S pasta und the business will be con tinued as ¢ firm name Acker, Mer, ll & Cond! ‘aCK, wtkitaLL & CO, New Yous, Feb. 1, 1808, RINER \VANTED.—AN ENERGETIC MAN WITH can b ¥ome ® parinor in a raanufacturing busl- ness olive a4 watlon and Yielding fair profits, Address R, A. Herald ARTNER Wal\TED.—NONE BUT A STEADY, 80. ber man, with $500, in a small, pa; ‘og anuiaciring business. One read_¥ for work way cal Lig COP ARTH ER \HIP HERETOFORE EXISTING way, up stairs, under the firm of Bylandt & Waldron la this day dis- folved by, mutual com ent, J. Kiward Bylandt signing fu liquidation and will wntioue tue business in bis name, ‘ARD BYLAN DT, 646 Broadway, Feb. 1, 18.0. ALBRRT B, WALDRON, [HE UNDERSIGNED HaWE THIS DAY ASsOIAT. themeelves under and firm of A, ©. Downing & Sompang, and will cont Mine French window glass budiness as heretofore conduc. od by ‘A. 0. DOWNING, at 77 and 79 Fulton street, Naw Youx, Feb, 1, 1868. avau phi 0. DOWEING ". rah 8, I FRAN NS Dovonery. GRAHAM ROGERS. + G, NOLTON. SkoRay sales com. & 14340. for No. Tio ‘kettle ren: rd we a 1,000 bbis, at. 13 ered. ‘Butter was in fair demand and frm at our last Sepiatiqus: Cheese was quiét, but steady at previous rices, Partoneca.—Ovude in bulk was steady, with » moderate demand, the : being 1,100 bbls. at Wie, im bola, wag held at’ Ibige. a For bonded tre demand continued ight, but the pastel was s tribe str0n for standard white, 1,500 bbis., part was KK there quotations for prime lig) t straw Mite, |The Phi tdelpnie nan market remained duil; sales 1,000 Is. Standard white, for aes 2. private terms. Ugo. for Copstion. e ran; tine ‘was quiet Dut steady at inseed copdaued in en Sales 1, mall sales were reporied win t Raed cca bags, to arrive, at $2.9, old, duly paid, Clover was aa, but held at 12: moths noted at $20 Bor Sa ues oete Gatien agen * the air demand and some kinds were a Skins.—Goat yrere in trite firmer, YW jnenos Ayres Hache on private terms. Business in deer was restrivved i oy the high prices asked by importers, "No sales were repor' re nd 12 do, Rio Goat Tampico was quoted at 423g0., gold.» Mazamoros, (0c. Nera cruz, ibe. Buenos Ayres, ., Currency; Payta, 37 2. ;' Curacom, Ge. & Dape, S78c. & fe." Decr—Honduias, Vera Urus.and Central American, Bisal, 473gc.; Angostura, Shices.—We heard of no sales of any description; prices were unchan; Srxixge.—Lhere was a brisk demand, the sales compris. tng about 825 tons Silesian and Stolberg at 634c. a Bye. , gold, thg market closing pt 6240. 8 6%4c. Sa.r,—There have been no arrivals since our last report, ‘Tho warkel bas Tulsa, steady at former prices, Jobbers’ Prices were as follows for Ashton’ 9, Per sack, $3] Pop St for Marshail's and Worthington's, $3 for ground, 2 75 for Deakin’s und Evan's, $3 Higgins’, $3 25 for Pruawian and 52340. a S6c. for Tucks Tend. Sudan.—The transactions In raw were light, but the Kot continued drun, holders demanding 12: 8 i246, fo: to good refining Cuba. The stock is iy ight, being only S18 hhds.. 88 pores and 6358 sales were 125 hhida,, at 12}g0.'a 12¥¢e. for Cubay nglish island on rivate terms; also 410 boxes gt lige. Refined was akg in fair demand and very firm at lic. for powdered, crushed and granulated; 158¢. a 16c, for soft white. Tonaccon-For. Kentucky: only «moderate consumptive and prevailed, but previous pri Seod leaf was dull, but'held ut full prices. Spanish tobacco was Zathor more iciive, ‘Tho sales were 71 bids, Kentucky at Bice adlc,, 68 cases Ohio fillers and binders at do, seed ed leaf on private varme;, 400. bales Havana, part at & 95c,, currency, duty old, in bom . 5 cna” oo Dalen tL. wh Tera cb “private terme: We Heavy Weternand Clarkaville. dit ley. a Tee. Tig. a BIge. Yeu” a Ne. and medium, and 22c. a 3s. forgood bond; 2be, a d5e. for common and for good and fine bright works, fu bond. Tix, —Vig wil ruled dull but Sram af Mc. gold, for Straits 2%, for Banca and Plates were Moderniciy active and Asn at $8. $8 20, pold, for 1-0. char. coal Sales. 5X0 boxes coke terne and. 1,000 do, assorted charcoal on private terms. Low continued in (air demand and steady, the Deling 120.00 {bs at He. n 12346. Witrsker Receipts, 150 bbls prices were nomins!, 'Woor.—The market for domestic fleece remains dul! and prices of almost ail descriptions rule in buyers’ tavor. The sales are silll entirely confined to the pressing wants of mau: Ufacturers, Who, as we have herewfore remarked, axe disin- climed 10 thake extensive purchases tn view of the un factory condition of the goods market. In pulled and Texas the business is light, but former prices are july toaintalney California continues to sell quite frealy at full prices, Fo foreign there is, scarcely. any demand) and pri nal. Cite atten are lin to 60,000 Ibs. fleeces Batec. for AVestoen. to fne Olio; taeluding 8000 Ibe. tub washed at S0c,: 26,000 Iba, pulled ek 38e. u dle for super and extra, 5,000 1 iba tect dof on private terms, 85.00) do, Texas at 19}c. a Sic, for coatue to choice, and 100,000 lbs, spring, ‘chp California on. privave tering, and 25 st "for fall and spring clip. Of foreign th 100 bales Cave at 20jgc., gold, and 3,500 ibs, Mexican at about 2c. There were no sales made; ___osT _AND | FOUND. — 101 F Pocketbook, somalning asmall “sum ‘ef mo! gwner can uave it by calling et the office of the United States Motel. O8T—ON SATURDAY LAST, BETWEEN THE THIRD floor of No. 170 Broadway ‘and tho street, corner of Pgwar Maidon lane, # Draft Abstract ‘of litle of Thomas M. Partridge to lots on Seventh avenue. The tinder ly rewarded on returaing same to William F, Shepard 170 Bronal I OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING, A LARGE CORAL [4 Breastpin, ts delivery at Sandford House, #8 Four. teenth street, will be rewarded. O8T—ON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, SEVEN widths of lavender Moire Antigue Silk. A liberal reward Will be paid for its return to 491 West Forty-sixth street, cor. her of Niuth avenue, over the tea store, dirs, G. E. Becket 0 Lostais A FOURTH AVENUE STAGE, OR ON THE between Morrison's store and ‘Twoniy-eighih Street, an ¢mbroidered Handkerchief, trimmed with lace, ard the Initinls “E. W. 8." embroidered in the corner. The finder will please return ft to the owner a\ #1 Fourth ay OsT—ON TUESDAY, Ja: IN FIFTH AVENUR, between Fortieth ‘and Eights: -(ifth streets, a Gold Mounted Whip. $5 reward will be paid for ita revurn to AUS West Thir:y-seventh street, in the siable, HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE £XISTING der na! f Joba Tee ‘ Pe. iw en day «Dy, 1868, Louls ¥ HaNOW, ‘The undersigred ‘have this day formed a copartnership under the firm name of White, Fowler 4 Snow, for the transaction of the cual business dt Triny Du fding, No, 11 Broadway. 30) BIT! LINDUBY H GOWLER. LOUIS T, BNOW, HE FIRM HEREVOVORE EXISTING UNDER THE nameof W. D. & 3. Love at Nos. 201 and nue Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Fepnvany 1, 1368. Biicveas LOVE. The undegeigned will eontinue the retail fancy dry goods business at ¢) apy store, 201 sixth avenue, and Fy! pay a tho debts of the old firm, We. B. WASTED A PARTNER, EITHER SPECIAL OR lope (special preferred), in an established manu- facturing business ; capital required, from $40,000 to $00,000. ‘Addresse yey ‘and place for interview, Manufac. turer, station A Post ofice. WARTEDSPARINER WITH | $4,000 TO, $0,000 TO take half interest in a patented manufacturing busl - atent for sale. Address, or oail within . K., Harimann’s Hotel, 45’ aud 47 Bowery, ness, or whole three days on New York, Waris PARTNER WITH $3,000 CAPITAL, TO ‘take a half interest in a manufacturing busll already established, and which will pay a yearly net profit of $4,000. The parly accepting this offer to have the control of the Anannes, Address, immediately, Straw Goods, station A. WANTED-A SILENT PARTNER WITH, $100 TO extend '& good paying fancy’ goss and perfumery Wholesale busiuess; good Wteresta, “Address E. flee. $1.000. ness; proats PARTNER WANTED, IN A 1¢Bs, esble manofacturing and wholesale busi. ure capital arente in 60 day VILSOM & CO., 493 Broadway. D007 eaWANTED Ay PARTNER IN A soap factory, established siuce years and pay. ina well: the advertiser wants to extend the business, dress 208 Weat Fifty.third street, between Ninth and ‘Tenth avenues. F000 ~EARTNER WANTED, ACTIVE OR SI; lent. A rare opportunity for a business man to secure himself a permauen}, rich income, Address FP. W. H., Herald office. $4 O00 70, 200s WANTED. A, PARTNER IN A Ba profitable manufacturing business (millinery Address 8. S., Herald office. goods). —AN EQUAL PARTNER WANTED IN A 5.000. Git ciate evlabitshed auction house, ons or par. ding thorotightare: a chance seldom met with. ticulars apply to M. NCWALSH, 65 Nassau Eos. wat eatin ifacturing Busine: the sale: ‘artic r ane apatit fe street, Foor ‘33. THIS “PARTNER, © WITH ACTIVE $25. 000 ~anrunt wanted, ia & profitable manufac. Turing ‘bnsinesss (specialty); yncreared tuted ton Principais o eure: can ily will sddrese to any desired extent. 3.— TH OWNER WANTS ith ‘this amount of money to p twenty miles of City Hall, with {commuuication. For full paruiculars improve @ pro) vailroad and steam address box 5, < AGED GENTLEMAN, WHO I14S- EARNED & compeveney and thoroughly known by bankers, mer- chants and manufacturers trong the country, desires reilef from “too much care,'’ and will sell to thorough and Tellable business mau a portion of bis business incerest, which will warrant the most thorough investigation in all particulars, To ® young man of means and ability. o Kontleman wishing to es'ablish a son Ina business that Htability with satisfactory profits, such an opportunity ts seldom offered. Capital invested is about $100. 000, Address, mount of capital at command, with city references, rticle Manufacturer, station G. N ELDERLY OR YOUNG MAN WITH $150 CAPITAL and upwards, can have the bést paying business | now Gifered; call before closing elsewhere, Otlice No, 7, 60 Nassau street, AY STMENT IN AN ESTABLISHED SAFE AND increasing business is offered on advantageous tetms; ‘rade stapio aud profitable and loeation first o asx, “THMAYD & CO, li Broadway. PARTY WANTED—TO TAKE AN INTEREST IN A money making billiard room containing thirteen tables, Arare chance for goo Only smal! amount of capital d, LY & OO., S44 Broadway. USINESS OPENING.—THE PATENTEE AND PRO- prietor ofa first cl nd profitable light manufac. uring business, having a dae store established upon Broad- ‘way, will make a favorable arrangement with » proper party of capital. Applicants addressing Manufacturer, sta- Hon A, statimg bame, captial, £6, wili receive umtaediale attention [XTRAORDINARY, OPPORTUNITY FOR of $b,00 tablished Manufacturi INVEST. mer also for Fectory, with Bteam 5 suitable tor any manufacturing busta MERRIAM, 54 F Loss LADS'8 MINK COLLAR, IN GOING PROM Fourieeuth strect and University place to Broadway and Twelfth street, The Jader, wilt obiige by leaving Sid Broadway, in the house, against a suitable rewai it at OST—A SECOND ARMY CORPS BADGE, centre, Maltese cross attached, Any one saine will be suitably rewarded, OuL. 1. ~ REID, 353 Grand street. 69 IN THE turning t I OST—$100, JANUARY 2, IN THIS CITY, ABOVE 4 dl atteek A liberal reward will be paid if left at 187 WOR SALY.-WANTED, IN AN ESTABLISHED bakery, & practical young maa, who thoroughly under. he business; $000 required, with references. Apply LL, 108 Sixth avenue. an to ESTAURANT DOWN EN Ugborm pee LOCA. R tion; 100 a ; uneontroilable greatest ESTAURANT.—DESIRABLE Re siached ios arat class. bi Brosdway, for & first clase rest S(ORE TO LEASE, el, 28x80, one block from nt; favorable O8T—ON MONDAY MORNING, FRB. 8 ABOUT 8 O'clock, on Broadway, between Eighth’ aud Ninth atreots.m stone marten Fut Collar, light color. Whoever will rewurn the same to the office at A. T. Stewart's store, entrance om Ninth street, will be suitably rewarded by the O8T—MONDAY EVENING, IN THE VICINITY OF Forty-third street, a Pocketbook. containing a note and about $4 in money. If the party indi turn it to 709 Broa the su Ost_ROATHOUSE, WITH FLOAT ATTACHED.—A suitable reward will be given. JAS. H. La RENCE, No, 4 Stave street. Linea ato $, CORNER OF PORTY-THIRD 4 atest md @ Portemonnaie, contain! omssOrY note, payable to finder ‘will please return the A COOK, 120 Weat Forty.third street. THIRTEENTH Ps AND REN 4 mandal wood Fan, Any one finding the satac Will please leave it os No, ¢ Bast ‘uity-Oe sesh ost OR {oy AWAY—A WRITER BULL TER. ner; half briv A liberal reward will be paid for his return to 135 6 Gren street, New Yorr. "REWARDS. Fittecnth street, 10, REWARD. ANTED, INFORMATION OF Ghusepne ot ‘an Ttalfan boy, lately arrived violin; lef home six week: 12 oars old: pia at bat “ tinge ips. large ane cannot spent fish mach” it above re reward will be » paid for contain 10. GIOVANNT runke $25 8 REWARD.—STRAYED: OR STOLEN ON DE. large Setter Dogs rellow ears and iho'back; bushy tail, Apply at Lafayette place, « 5 REWARD.—LOST, A POCKETBO: taining «diamond stud and $14 in m ever will returo the same to 86 Hester si the above reward. REWARD.—GIOVANNI id ae aes toon Lesa oon nee ___ MISCELLANEOUS, | —pR a AY RU Ry BEANS, OIL oll 0 na 18, AC. ", es Verimi Ace ifavenal Oi ‘Sil for‘eale by TART 2 FYLER, Porters, 64 Cedar street, jt hd treated by D! DISE43k8 ARB SUCO! FULLY RB, JACABY, 82 Sixthavenue. Warranted Ly. soia the Fane penser. cave, A the et set ila eee, 258 ove sang a tual ‘Tosilwies Seuon ean od noe, box «Teall neers a FREAK OF Betuss b At a bs et: OBA S| hair to ite original ld by DR. JACOPY, ixth avenue. HE ADVERTISER HAS A BUSINESS IN THIS CITY from which §100,00 can be made within 12 months, and Wants «party with '$W0.0W to assist in management: will feoure money advanced and divide profite; will guarantee fo return $10 00) i &) days, Address, with real name, ap- poluting interview, W. G., box 176 Herald office, Wastes THOROUGH GOING BUSINESS MAN, ‘with « eapital of from to $5,000, to take the treasurersbip of & chartered institution In the city of New York; salary $2.50 ber year, References given and re quired. Address A. B.C. Ei office, with real name, stating whe when and where an interview can be $ 0A CAPITALIST OR MILLER PRE 10. . ferred, to erect a mill within 200 miles of New York city; a9” acre ad, wlonty of wate } lense, rent free, an: 3bo.0 per annum for guaran iE. PECKHAM, 74 South Ninth street, Williamsburg, N. ¥. 00 TO $15,000,—AN ENERGETIV BUSINES! 10. man with this amount oan hoar sft chance to invert it aaa parter In the gente furatshing bur na by addressing B. he, box 174 Herald ovlice. POLITICAL, ee \ POLITICAL MELTING OF THE MATTHEW 7, Brennan Club, of the Seventh ward, will be held at te ~ Taney Broadway, this (Wi ) evening, at at) " secre May BUOWN, Presses. uta J. ~_ MUSICAL. is: “CPEANO AND ) SINGING LESSONS CHAP, rir * eve! ‘ok by an ex lenced teacher; method rs Tesceogete akan anverteranens ar, etia SEZ streets Sorner of Broadway. YOUNG LADY WISHES TO GIVE, INSTRUCTION "ree pose’ po, rns lege goats ¢ oP apt hole LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT AB prano ina church in the city; references from. the best sruiste, Address Soprano, box 4.964 Fost LADY OF MANY YEARS’ EXPRRIBNOR As As AL tenchee of the pianoforte has vacancies for ‘api Terms moderate, Apply at 14 Gread ong far 3 ot ARNEY WILLIAMS BROADWAY THEATRE, circulation of any afternos therefora, the most dosirable vnoatiat ae i oi ¥ asf ; r , LOTT. LYMPIC THEAT! GINS AT 8, ii Lorra’ Bat ions Broadwi ar Uleveker etreet. Lorta, tore BYERY NL sHT AND Sa’ yh = a great otant pais the beautyful and befltank dst, IGHTED AUDIE: Mids MAGGIE MIICHELLS supported by who teatity t to tbe sap ble trlumpk CE ete ‘of talent THs BVENING,” "EVERY ny ONING k AND SATURDAT SASISee, 1 OHARLES Dion Exs ANTONY RROvORAIS TLE NEL AND THE MARCHIONESS. a Talia 13 bos raw iat Oe charactors, )WEN MARLOWR, DS and other favorites. Hast AiNCHON Marien iE BATURDAY APIERNOON. Seats secured six days in axlvanoe, Replote, with new efecte 4 LOTTA £8 LITT HS PSE PILGRIM AT BONY AM HALL LOTTA 48 PAE MALOMON ESS, ON at VERY EVENTING ats, Lott Rong. Danes and the Baujo Bote, This is ye a Exhibition of Mammoth -olta's Finet Bempat eintungs oe produesd, —Lotia'e Second Maunes. NOVEL EFFECTS, M LECTURE, | Carriag ae 10:45, 2,25, 6'and 7 Be conte Seria Serured tress @ iil 6 14x days (0 » advance, eieuen t rent on" Sunday, of required by the BEATRE COMIQUE. 614 BROADWAY. spp E OiAN eo PROURAMMB, wont SISTERS’ NEW YORK THEATRE, mre nit TODAY. Beh Fe THR GREAT COMIC BEMSATIONG, HPN? SR COMBERATION. Brerythin new. Novel aad Attractive. PICK WIC MA’ B'T0-DAY a® 3! city aN ENTIRE GUANGH OF Pho iaxun, CHARLES AN ENTIRE CHANGE oF Ke AM, DICKENS. INEE TO.DA ¢ 86 EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON, SAT Lannie Er ATION Onn THEATRE.—ENGAGEMENT WITH THE eminent actor and } people's trenete Mr. p > mae ‘Dick Sa Splendid drama} yes, EE mppy | Mr Goldnaith and W. a the a Shilaran, 26 canis Police Spy. aoa eelevgak, Bolla | _ Doors open at if commencing at 6 pe, pos a a—Boncht of Mr. &, EDDY. THLO’S GARDEN. intent nti da an EE oe Leasea and ALLACK'S, THE OURTAIN RISES P Proprietor and Manager... Mr. UESTER WALLAOK | ENTLbIC PEKFORMANCE terminates at WEDNESDAY BVENING, February TRIOMPHRANT SUCURSS, se arteuclimmlaess 2 4p ROUSES COMPLETHEY CROWDED. ge ond nGe WIEIAM AN APPEAL AL THE NATINER fO-DAY. ‘Admission to matinee, conte see Mr, Lenten Wal *, Mea John Gliders; Mr. Mid J bp 2 ea FEBRUARY 6, 108, an ne Wee Pom ee wart, Mew’ Cini ae NEW FAIRY SPECTACULAR EXTRAVAGANI nings, nae car Ri] Miss Kae on and Miss Ti- "AW! Tf PALMER'S colobrated ENNE BALLET TROUP! THURSDAY, sd WOOBODOK's are one WwaToR ea fn which will anpete FRIDAY, em se PARI » oY ‘The piece prod a wit F cunenae eek OUEaLS | en pose prucupm in seeming Se and after a pre MONDAY, Feber U NDE THOUSAND DOLLARS, oa Doors ‘open at rad Performances commence at & MaGNI) RiceNT SCENERY, (UMES: re A arrose cost INCREASED ORCHESTRA, A. FULL OHORUS. BAxVARD'S—BROADWAY AND THIRTIETH STREBT. ona 4 cast OF HARE EXCELLENCE, © i ai LI RTISTS rch gh Rea ga OTE R ony UR-—THE KINGDOM OF BELL _Nopobi's DAUGATER WILL BE REPEATED, aot tHE pe Ct a Nt YORK CIROUS, Alka, Fansteenth atre atte Aendemy of ages THE DRAGON FLY. OF GORDROUS SPLENDOR, UN ACH ABLE IN BxQUaT BEAUTY AND FASCINATION: RAND ee er EVERY 4 ATONDAT. AT 1 O'CLOCK. Seats secured six duys in'advance. HR WHITE FAWN. WEDNESDAY AND, satbnpay. : ia TREAN ARTIST. UCILLE WAT! SON, Miss LUSIEUE WATSON: whose bold, dashing and artistic The undersigned here! ive notice that the spectacular ie received Enea goxaiton. i OF PRUATRSION fairy extravaganta ot the White Fawn fas been copyriguted, Spy ae ae and that the mechanical effects and scenery have beem stented. An; ing the titleor any colorable inte Ae) mit STAR RIDERS AND ACROBATS tation ae the pny of ite eects oe prossentad ce INCOMPARABLE CIRCUS TROUPE fullest extent of the law. IN SUPERB ACTS OF HORSEMANSHIP WHEATLEY, JARRETT & PALMER AND WONDERS OF ACROBATIC SKILL, _Admiasion 60 cents; children under ten £5 conta. ONY I PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 20] BOWERY. M ATINER RILLIA: ft PL THURSDAY BYENING. ebiuary 6 LA JOIB FAIT PE! AND LE BOUEREAU DES CRANES. Aste RDAY EVENING, February 8 OGE DOPERA AND LES AMOUKS Di, CLEOPATRE. French performances—Tuesaays, Thuredave and Sat The theatre to be let for the other nights, Apply ab the» The rery a mucceasfal Drama called TH Ve OF CLUBS, Tine RNAVE OF OLUB! OK THE UNLUCKY OME) . W Hs tS aa Bhamus Driscoll, THE NEW GRAND BALLET, SOIREE AND GARDEN MABILLE, an Gato a ater 334 o'clock, "ta secured at the theatre and at 701 Broadway. yg oveloek. oo Sa ERNE aio" lock. emea TORT, PASTON'S, few soxas, PIKES OPERA NOUSH—TWENTY-THIRD STREET, 330) clock, ae Morr, HOGLE and KERF e om Last night but two of TB rieingnisned ay o'ciock.| An entirely new Variety Entertainment. LA GRANGE AND B OLE ITALIAN OPERA SOMPANT, *8 OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. This (WEDNESDAY) evening, Februery 5, 186% ‘O01 THO Last week of Leon! # Burleague on the Opera of with Madame ANNA DE LA GRANGE. in hor greatest ‘AU: Se ANNA ath, Veanisiod by ise Mecullo ee peek of pe. BEND SRE Transformations, &, | By norm Massimoiiliant usin Nicoing ad Fink Ii, TROVATOR: ‘28. F. B. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, V avant cnn FRIDAY EVENING, td potters season, SATURDAY, Jat Come ieatinee atLP. M., Adiiasion to tinee to all parts, $l To a at the door, tickets can be now purc! Pike's Opera House, Schirmer’s, 70. and Ma- roadway. R. JAMES E, MU: RRA ini Bonin for the remaining operatic representations can now Feb, Ie, 1d and 18, mntine feb, 18, TronolacLyrie | MONDAZ, Februmy 1), BROOELY WGA . MAK Becond appearance of Signor BRIGNOLT in Brooktym. of Hall, Sixth avenue, between Forty-first and Forty.second atreets,.Feb. 11, and Academy of Music, Brooklyn, Feb. 14, Programune changed on each occasion.” Popular pricas—re- x served wen $1. ox pian open at Steinway. Hil Feo, 8, Pp IKE'S OPERA pte nd daily thereafter, from .Anaocis' toned withe “Address Saunuel ‘Colville, Spingter Houses beeper! PAD BiONOLI. Union 1 square, ROORLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIO. Thursday evening, Friday, last night of RIGOL, ry 6. Boxes and parquet aeats at the ticket office, 662 Broadway, between Bond and WM. E. SINN & € celts. Also of the Chestaue yea ie Piliadeipnie ace ELLY AND LEON'S MINSTRELS, 720 7 BROADWAY. Tol, ONE NiGuT ONLY, eae fs lent suctesd of the uew Bacles nOUSHY CROWDED Pe FROM PIT TO Dew. . ix TWO GREAT PLAYS, GRAND DTC THE ONLY EVERYBODY'S. #RILND ps ha exes AND. can, Mr, OWENS will be supported by on ak 108 sem F. OWENS will be sty THE ENTIRE COMPANY BURLE DUTCH UI Me, stumes entirely new. rit oi GREAT BTEAMBOAT STON—A. Sensation, ‘and ali the originulities, MATINKE SATURDAY. 2 BUTLER’S ey THEATRE. from the Chestnut Strect Theatre, Philadelphia, Sule of seats commences a! ACADEMY OF MUSIC, February 8, at 9 o'clock A. ADMISSION... ; Owe DoLEAR oe ‘i road wi Family Cirele. 80 cents | “phe BEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CIY¥. Doors RAORDINARY, ATTRACTIONS, ectipatng all otter ‘stablishime: ‘THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD. 5 eae EVERY EVENING. Boe small bile of the day. open at 6.” Curtain at MATINEE ON BATURDAY Retekk Som. M"™ cronog_vaxpexnorr’s READING. Mra. GEO. VANDENHOFF, at the suggenion of many friends, will have the honor to give ONE READING {row English and American authors, on FRIDAY, EVENING, PTR INST, AT LYRIC HA A. Schoolboy's story —Dickens. “The Souti “The Country Squire,” Tide on the Coast of A constant shan s4¥ FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 01 685 B Longt alow SUE TROUBLE COMMENCES ATCA. QUARTER 70.8 ze ire’'—Jean Tngelow. P ; chil iat The most elogant and recherche entertaintaent, in the city. Sparta Cop LR yy OE ee 5 pte een pac BIRCH, WAMBOLD, HERS Ai BLOKUS s+ Tho Mother and Poe irtin’ amen ke Lowell, “sneridan's Kide"—Hende,, | whore success for the post four Zeart io pomitive evidence of superiority over all similar 01 GRAND DU The Reconstruction sta, ‘Tickets 0 cent ed Seats (numbered and secured) $1. For sale at MeFarland’s book «tore. corner Twenty. nt Ganse Ol OPERA. The Big gan Bloveer Troubles at third street and Broadway, and at Tgric Hall, Bisth | Mite Metropolitan Hotal. The Active Bg. Shatows om READING GOMMENCE At 8 O'OLOOR, the Wall. Classical Terpsickore, ow ‘Littie Injune. GRORGE VANDENHOFP AAS REEN ENGAGED M ‘to give two of his popular readings, from Dickens and Shakepesre, on Thureday evening, Feb. 6, at Steinway Ball, at 8 o'clock. PROGGAMME OF PIRST READING :— 2. Story of Richard Doubledick, the Poor Soldier, ¥ Little Dombey at limber's Academy. & Jingie's ‘Hlopement with the Spinster Aunt,—From the Pickwick Papers, Programae of second reading in morning papers of day. Fickets, Bs. ; reserved sents, $1; to be had at Maco 14 and Schirmer's, 701 Broad: nd Macfariand’s, corner Brosdway and Fweaty-ibird stret —uU: SEUM OF ANATOMY, 618. BROADWAY. AZTEC CHILDReD os rity 61a 61 IKE'S OPFRA HOUSE. Eighth avenue, corner of Twenty-third street. REY, HENRY WARD BEECHER will deliver @ NEW LI RB G®e? # ENTERTAINMENT on MARION DIVISION Tomy erence, , at, Steinway 1O. Weluesiay ‘evening, 7 hemell te tatented pussiey ; Waller "Rusesll Sohne son, the necomplisbed orgy iat (Sf » Paul's church); orator nine, of Boston; Caraweli, of Canada, and Duicher, ughkoapain: ng by Madaine Lee Lornier, Profs Nickerson ( ol aiiuhe intent nightingaich te of and ober Field, Esq.; siogt gle Martin, Mixa’ Frankle. Ad bt hy tS Roberts Brothers, Willleda EB. Macdonough, Jerome Lawrence and ladies Masonie School and Asylum Fund ae] id. gont'¢ men of Marion. a . Tickets ——_ al Si; be ayy te ov Se ol 4% the Thursday evening, February 18, 1808. MAL Db ‘Charlane, of Commit Admission $1; reserved seats 50 cents oxira, - — 188 ALIDE, TOPP'S HISTORIVAL SOTRER Private boxes $12 to $22 N Seats oan be secured at Schirmer's, 701, MeCoy's, 114 and J, 8. Still's, 30534 Brondway, New York city, and at Sawyer's music store, Fulton avenue, corner of Jay street, Brooklyn. '§ MORR. Orr 4h HAND MUSICAL P FEsmVAt eprrisauRe xsvium ae vt y SOLDIERS, IRVIN a" HAL New TORK, be Pete FEB. 8. 4 Modern Piano Music, at Steinw thatthe sventae, Pove dary 6 Adinission $1. Tickets. for oat atall the music —_—— wae a eal, ‘R. CHARLES DICKJENS’ READINGS.—IT IS i ctf ly ‘snnounced¥hat Mr. Chuarles Dickens Fi ba ngs tn, oan - ~ ge tae at ae pe ‘x, on A 4 ¢ st ea eS T16: Friday. Ape i#, and Monday, Jihiculare in future edv'ertieem™ sate. NEBEO'S, FR .Z2NCH THEATRE, PI SNF mpie. Br oasway theatre, . Seats be 4 CRN Gholog Sasi can on $1. ALLACK shoasrey the theatre tic! isted sdietin orined (rooelst, tte Brainerd, | ~~ : ¢ - Mi AYONNE YAOUT ¢ gn B.—s0! 70. 1gue aT and RA, pd —"" with soloists. Te Toloaette' Hous ide im 6 $1 MME. vara al road a 2:80 A, 1, Opening seeesMichaelia | the incnsinsccmutesiceals A IRS? ANNUAL BAT .L OF THE BAYONNE SoCtaL ae Clap gill take plac’ /oat Martin's Mansion fo Borgen Point plankror id, tour mils, from, Jersey igen Weanesday evening, } february 5, 1468 Ths $ munication by Central Taillroad from foot of Liberty street or cummy oars from J Lersey Cliy. ; re—The 1) agniee ot “the Regiment 1 a Will He Come (Miss Broinerd)..... & Rate seae esac iriotie song—The ‘solo_Cornet and Tromvone-—-Mestrs. Disid and Grund ational taeoay 7 cry HEB REW RELIEF SOCIETY, it ACADEMY 0 ‘OF MUSIC, ROTARRS WAGNER—PIANIST AND, VIQLINIS for Parties, ‘bles, £6 Oflice Hy ur nist itirwgon IEA, VALRMTINE PARAVALLE TRACAIES SING. 4 {ni Vase ee _ hy Tall mene i Feet Salt esoun 10 ual ‘every day. w usiC.—$10 P. Ryd ad bgt Pg om iopneny four Ping amd suri rivals Aa ab ie ees Twenty: hintaan ve vatiny street, near ive aw MUSIC AT Neca RY, QUADRILLES." th itr, i nay pia va Waal eck crea pala Y" i sions Shot Seba rapes of price. ARLOM ORGAN~FINE TONED, IN VERY BR D. Bove rosewood, 1» for sale, at ‘ule pte Pat at Vyas YOUNG MAN OF GOOD Appa ues, who ta in communion with the Episcopal shared, gon 1 roner and uaa. cucngee my inaiructions on the clu gan, Address THO? #DAY nvEting. Fob, 6, 1968. ¢ Tickets Re chown at the’ dove ane sdmating a tht A alent : shown. a tained. by, tt nthe parchacer ‘Outil after the sdtmnioutioe of Shita aaa Mier Two DOLLARS, us ive a IT A no be Bs mea from ¢ ether of the members ve ma it. fancy a iq ? WAS rman, 29 William street, . = fice Ya for, and ir Grand wraey Beeobiye, B.D. ee a wt haat cheney cae ‘te Pte i mk? és JOouh it, Chairman Brecutive Commites, : mi cilia Rete ee ee eee Fkoscesivnd AND PRIVATE BOXES Inthe YR Friday ey pict ee Hee ° Pained Sort 1 SEIXAS', 911 Broadwan Ny ' Ton: Actnrgrotns™ Hon, ArGakey ste Hee Richard O'Gorman, Hon. Richard B. Cont es FANOY DRESY BALL, ald Ottendorfer, mB sohell, pe a, ‘asic, 1 a Grand Hos. joun MB | / et | Ron aameee nb bewirt, And stherss wy YHOICE RESERVED say, ‘executive Commit Cc FOR BATRES. Jon J, aearews, EA RE anarews, RAILRO, ORE OFFICE, one meee cn ebiaereenneciones ob | Ee (PUBATRE TICKED ov iat bas B. Fr Pettot Reserve: AY. pdm sine onrere ban telafll. era “DANCING ACADEMING, V/ CENTINES. A, Dow eR TNE ACADEY'¢, Neh Po Micon atassciare ir seen Ro classes for gontiomen, Send for « elroul Sev owe of WER STRR DUMAR'S DANS, mak ‘al nent rin trent mene AS Bed sro No ACADEMY, 9 eer fashions f 2 eae Brondwer. dood Vectevu'y a ale gevvate leap ya, “ia taw auaren: \