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

NEW YORK HERALD, FREDAY, FEBRUARY. 7, 1863. re a LL Tt FINANCIAL AND: COMMERCIAL. ‘ Tuvasvay, Fob, 6-6 P. M, The gold warket was firm and quiet this morning, but {n the aftervoon it became strong and rather active under the tnfluence of various despatches from Wash. ‘ington, chef among which was that relating to the bill Peported. by Senator Henderson from the Finance Com- snittee repealing the limitations of the national curreney Gt respectiog the maximum of the circulation of pa tional bauks and allowing the latter to issue their own motes to the amount of eighty per cent of the par value of bonds deposited by them with the Treasurer of the ‘United Siates, and providiog that whenever the amount of greenbacks and national bank notes combined exceeds saeven hundred million dollars, greenbacks are to be can- celled to the extent of the excess until th! jount of areonbacks outstanding is reduced to two hundred and ‘Bfy millions, This bil! was construed ag favoring infla- Hou because it involves an addition of about forty-five ‘anilhons to tne circulation of the country; but there ere ‘edjections to it of a much graver character. It has for’ its object the agaravation of tbe evils already tnsepara- ble from the national bank note circulation, and it ‘therefere carries its own condemnation with it. This Dill, if it pessed, would add # bundred and fifty milhons Of national bank motes to the three hundred millions ‘Wow oulstanding, apd the country would have to pay futerest on the bonds deposited as a basis of circulation ‘to the amount of about twenty-eight millious a year in gold. What the ‘nterests of the country demand is @ saving of the annual subsidy prid to the Dbauks in this form, and the Dill now und the consideration of the House Committee on Bankiar and currency providing for the exchange of ‘the threo hundred millions of national bank-votes for the sam» xmount of greenbacks aims to secure the ‘needed roform and commends itself to the support of Doth henses, There is another important objection to Senator Fleuderson’s bill—namely, that as national Dank notes are redeemable in legal tenders it would be ‘{mpossible for the banks to comply with the reqnire- ments of tho law with four hundred and fifty millions of nations! bank notes in circulation and only two bun- -dred and fifty millions of United States notes, The bill has evidently been drawn up in the interest of the Danks without regard to the interests of the people, The resignation of Mr, McCulloch was rumored but dis- credited, The fluctuations in the price of gold were from 1417; to 142%, and the ciosing quotation at half- past five was 142} 814214. Loans of coin, which tm superabuadant supply, were made at from four to @evem per cent for carrying, Tho gross clearings amounted to $51,202,000, the gold balances to $2,176,529 and the currency balances to $3,069,072, The steamer ‘New York took out $468,000 in specie. The atock market was firmer in tone than for several days part, and no fresh rumors were manufactured con- cerning Erie, the fluctuations in which were from 72% to7& “Thore 18 a large ‘short’? interest in the stock, Gnd some opposition to its recovery comes from this moures, while the speculative director is understood to be still picking up all be can without advancing the price, There was a genoral advance in quotations owing to purchases by strong parties, who, ope- watiog on goneral principles, are not infiu- enced by the artificial causes which have been at work to depress prices during the last few -days, The fact that fourteen of the principal railway companies earned on anaverags $195 per mile more Iast year than in 1866, notwithstanding the extreme dulnesa in trade, strengthens confidence in the growing value of railway property, and the reforms accomplished and prospective in the management of several promi- wont liner contribute toa similar result, and were it not for the corruption which still underl.es railway manage- mont in this country the stocks which are now specu- Tative footballs in Wall street would be rapidiy absorbed by investors at far higher prices than they at present command, with perhaps two or three exceptiona, The monoy market is even easier than it was last ‘weok, and the dealers in government securities aro offered more capital at four per cent than they can use, ‘while tho banks are free lenders on miscellaneous col. yatorals at dvo per cent. The amount of first class com- mercial paper offerng is very limited and ft is promptly discounted at 534 a 6 per cent. ‘The preveiling monetary ease is likely to last for several ™onihs longer at least, and the tendency is towards a till greater plothora of capital, tho mercantile demand for money bsing limited aii over the country, and im the Giated express companies were heavy ata decline of 14 al por camt, At the open board at hal!-past three, Ere having beem meanwhile quoted at 737% a 74, the market was steady but quiet, and Erie eold at 73%, New York Central at 128, and Northwestern at 60}{. At the close at half-past five the following quotations were current, the market at the time Deing firm but somewhat irreguiar:—New York Central, 12834 a 1281; ; Erle, 7349; Reading, 945g @ 943; Micbigan Southern, 91a Oli; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 96), a 96%; Cleveiand and Toledo, 963; a 96%; Rock Island, 08 a 98%; North+ western, 60 a 6054; do preferred, 74% a 1414; Fort Wayne, 102 9 10244; Pacific Mail, 1095{ a 110; Ohio and Mississippi certificated, 32%, a 324%; Western Union Tolegraph, 36 a 3644. The foreign exchai market was quiet but Orm under a light supply of cotton and produce bills and &@ moderate demand from importers, The receipts for customs, and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this eity for the ex- pired portion of the week have been as follows:— Custom House, —-————Sub- Treasury, ———— Receii Receipts, Payments, $271.410° $2,134,382 $2,351,030 $98,481,471 342971 1,700,863 598,100 09.584) 225 4 554,962 401,780 6,244 583 273,845 100) $11,000 1,195, 3420 166,648 100,983,658 The Boston bank statements of the past three weeks compare as annexed :— “ae 16344 087 ran Oseaiaton Aeon Regt ang Sega iay Gireulation (state) 7.972 "221,568 SALES AT THE NEW YOAX STOCK EXCHANGE, Thursday, Feb. 6—10:15 A. 4 20000 US 6's, Me uy 10099 US £ ue “ama 5.20, 6, shen US! a, *otctook i ny 200 200 US Soa Fea, LA 10 3509 UB 6a, bore 0.64. I 109 10000 oelock it 4000 US 5.3), 10000 US 5's, 1 Lo 190 nash a irs 2000 NY bounty 1. reg... 10814 1109 Tenn s's, new. do... -2d call 6 N00 Tents ‘excou, Bi N Gres, ex col rr 1 i abscnce of other employment for it it will remain at the isposal of tho Stock Exchance and serve to stimulate Speculation. The suspension of contraction, by strength- ening confidence in values and prolonged eass in the money market, will exert a powerful moral influence which will give the country the fullest use of all the ‘currency ‘hore is in circulation and thereby secure a re- ult practically as exhilarating asa fresh issue of cur- rency, without involving the objectionable features of inflation, The full effect of the law prohibiting the far- ther contraction of greenbacks has indeed not yet been Celt, and it is mach to be regretted that the measure was not pasted sooner. The West is clamoring for iuflation, and the inflationists in both houses of Congress are strongly tepresented, but the danger with which we aro threat- ened from this source should be guarded against, At the same time itis apparent on all sides that further contraction would be suicidal, contraction baving been unwisely carried toa dapgerous extent during the past year and « haif, and therefore Congress should provide for the issue of new greenbacks in exchange for the compound intorest bearing legal tender notes and the throe per cent legal tendor certificates issued In redemp- tion of thess, On the Ist of January there were about @ighty millions of these ontstanding. To cancel this amount of legal tenders, now held almost exclusivoly by the banks asa portion of their reserve, would be con- trary to the spirit If not tho letter of the anti-contraction bill and ¢otrimental to the interests of the country, which have suffered too much by contraction already. Mr. Ingersoll has introduced a bill providing for the issue of forty-five miliioos of now legal tender notes and the purchase and cancellation of an equivalent amount of United States gold bearing bonds; but this farls to meet the case, and therefore an amendatory act should be passed defining the Senate amendment to the anti contraction bill, providing for the issue of new notes for those cancelled, to include compound interest notes three per cent certificates. Beyond this there should be ao further meddling with the currency. Government securities have been quiet all day, but the markot was steady and there was a moderately good investment demand at the counters of the leading Geslors, There was alse a limited inquiry for five- twenties for shipment. The indications are that none of the crude schemes for funding the public debt which have been imtroduced in Congress will pass, and that ‘the dent will be allowed to remain in its present shape. Pending the settlement of the reconstruction ques- (om it would be unwise to unnecessarily disturb confi- dence by tinkering with the Snances, and certainty none of the bills thus far presented to either House is entitied to consideration, as it would be infiuitely better to leave the debt funded into five-twenties than to adopt any of thom. Senator Sherman, from the Committees on Finanoe, vo-day reported a substitute for the bill intro duced some weeks ago by him, bpt it deserves the same fate as the original one, and will doubt ese fail to become law, At the close the market was firm, At the commencement of business the stock market ‘was firm, and all traces of the uneasy feeling of yester- day moroing had passed away. At the early session of ‘the open board priees were \ a i¢ per cent higher than at the close last evening, there was a moderate de- aree of speculative activity, with sales of Erie at 73 d of Pock Island at 98. At the (iret regular board the volume of business was large and there wasa further improvement in prices, New York Coutral and Cleve. land and Toledo being the strongest of the raliway shares, The steamship shares sympathized with the qoneral improvement, New York Central closed 14 Aigher than at the samo time yesterday, Wrie %, Read- ing %, Michigan Southern 1, Cleveland and Pity-borg %, Cleveland and Toledo 214, Rock Island 1, Northwestern Preferre 11%, Milwaukee and St, Paul 1%, do. proferrdit 1, Pacific Mail 2, Aventic Mail Y, Canton 1, Western Union telegraph %. Government securities were firm it dull, Sixes of 1881 closed %% higher, conpon fi twenties of 1862 34, tesue of 1864 14, seven-thirties, second orien, 1s. Third sories were tf lower. The express shares ‘ore strong at a recovery of from 1% 10 5), per cent. ‘The Stave stocks were quies, Missouri sixes advanced 3, and North Carolina sixes declined 4. At the open board at one o'clock, Ene having meaowhile reacted to 12%, the speculative feeling was strong prices ad- vauced, Erie having sold at 73% ©7334. After the call * prices continued to advance, and at the second regular Doard ihe market was strong. New York Central closed 13¢ higher than at the first reguiar board, Erie %, Read- fag %, Michigan Southern %, Rock Isiand 7%, North. ‘western preferred 1, Fort Wey! %, Weetere Union Tolegraps 3%. Pacific Mail wes 5% lower, Atlantic Mail M. Government sreuriion wore dull. Seven-thirtics, qunend series, closed 36 bigher. The ahasee of tbe apne 42) RY Cen 7s, 8: ee i 120 Buty title in 99 10900 hens Bur & Qui 8's une 5000 ss oni ft bai 5000 Hud Riv ee t ‘ iis pas sage: — i 5000 Tol & Wab lin, ex. 90 a 10000 Groat Weat 24m: Fe hd Myon br ve 2000 ageing Win 6 908 000 MI SEP Ist.6 8516 99 1000 cn Sit Ta 88 137 1m) Chie & Gt East Li i Tag 23: Fourth National Bk 108 100 do. Bd oatt 97% 14 BOM&Pdu Chi pfixd 99 20 Gallatin National Bk Ho” 100 Mi & St Paul Rit... 48 100 Canton Co, 100 43% Lo 6 . 65 46 481g 200 NY Guano Co 5 10 Quicksilver Mining: ue W io, th $2000 TS 2. 11 27500 UR 6'6, 5-20, ¢, 162 Ht fi samall 1 10.40, 10844 60000 7.90 Ts 2, 2d gertes " me 1000 Tenn 6a, 100 Kentucky 6 20000 Greats West 2d rm. 300 wba West Union Tel, 86 ‘$00 Pacific Mail 88 Co.. 110% 300 ey Ailantic Mail SS Co % an. standard white: qales 500 bbls. at the inside price; 2,000 bh on the spot and ft ra ere ored bold a Free Naph. Id at Ive, To Philadetphia wohoand of was ES nal 5. the mork iuued fa Th ony arket continued dul ie only sai 1,00 bbis. standard white, ut Bo die, tn private terms. i anies of Carolina were made within (he range of 10170, lige. for cominoa to prime. Sexps.—cialentta finseed waa in moderate demand. | Rains rege made in boston of 600 bags at $2 20 and 4.000! pockets at 2 = Yon daty patd. Clover was dull and nominal ay Prime timothy was quoted at $3 a $3 26, and peach ast Seg 650 $4 25. Staak —The demand for raw was good, and with stock holders were very firin, demanding 120. = fair to gond refining Cubs, ‘The'salex comprised 1,190 part at bide a lake, for Cube aad. 16s. 0 bie. for Demos 130 amall °. for by Fara; also i dco. Refined waain fair request, aod Shag prison tin:— aie. for pow de crashed ad granulated, 16fge. a 16a. for aot white ai ipa s eae, for yellow. ‘rices were steady, and the demand was fair. ee We. . at Te. MISKEY.—Recel pts, non @ murket remained inac- tive, and prices were nominal. A Curious Story.—One of our German contem| contains an account of the birth of twins from the body of a corpse ii coffin, which on saturday was Placed im the vauit of the yk Run Catholic Ceme- tery, it being impossible to bury her immediately om account of the ground being frozen so bard. On Sunday the friends went out ‘to Fine burying ground to attend the interment, While there they requested the undertaker to open the coffin, when the fact was revealed hat the lady had in birth to Soins, whose briof ex. peeved away. it is said that the an Old and well respected resident of Enquirer, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Buxton—Vaw Nostaand,—On Wednesda: 5, at the residence of the bride's grandfe Richards, aie. by the Rov. 4. R Thompson, Crariss F. Buxron to Saran Ricnarps, daughter of Professor J. Van Nostrand, all of this city, Texas papers please copy. Canstexs—Bassetr.—On Wednesday, February 6, at the bride’s residence, by the Rev. Dr. Hare, Jaugs P, Carataxs to Mary L. Basserr, both of this city, Nearis—Lusx,—On ‘Thorsaay, February 6, by the Rev. he King, Frepenick Naavit to Miss Jane Lvex, all of is city. RapaLi—Maaren,—At the’ residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Theodore W. Wells, Evcens Ran- Patt, of Bayonne, N. J, to ANNABELLA MARTHA MERKER, daughter of Wiliats B. Meeker, of Jersey City. No StuRGES—TRask.—On Wednesday, February 5, at the Church of tho Incarnatior DA @ and Thirty~ Ihe street, by tho Rev. Mr. Montgomery, assisted b: he Rev. Francis S, Laurence and the Rov. Stephen H. Tron Jet. Perer D, Srorcus tosaran 3. S. » daughter of * Benjamin J. H. Trask, Jr., all of this city. Died. Batiov.—On Thursday, February 6, of consumption, Lxoxarv S. Battov, aged 55 years and 6 months, ‘The relatives and’ friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, No, 6 Fourth street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Browy.—On Saturday, February 1, of scarlet fever, No, 800 Sackett strest, Brookiyn, Farp Guexviite, son of R. 3. aud Sate M. Brown, aged 3 yearsand $8 months, Canotax,—On Tuesday, February 4, at Bellport, L, I., Samces Carman, Jr., aged 43 years. Funeral from his father'sresidence, South Haven, this q (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, The friends of the family are invited to attend, California papers please copy. Crayvimp.—At Astoria, L. L, om Wednesday, Febru- ary 6, Josxrs L. Cranvieio, son of Joseph S, and Lliza- beth Cranfield. Funeral, service to be held at St. George’s Episcopal church of Sunday afternoon at one o'clock. Retatives and friends of the family respectfutly invited. Cameron.—On Thursday, February 6, Mrs. Carsanine ANN-Camerox, n the S41 r of her age, The r esand friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funerai, on Saturday after- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her grand. son, Josoph Young, 367 Broomo street, Cuponry.--On Wednesday afternoon, February 5, at the residence of bis mother, No. 88 West Fortieth street, ‘Tnomas Cupniny, aged 26 vears, The relatives aud friends of tho family, also those of his brothor Michael, are respectfully invitéd to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock CoupweLl.—At Washington, D, C., on Saturda ruary 1, Mr. Joun W. Covpwrit, late ot Company B, Captain Georgo Tobin, Sixty-third New York Volunteers. His remains are in vault in Washington awaiting the disposition of his relatives. Davis —At Greenwich, Conn.. on Wednesday, Febru. ay 5, Ruru, widow of Walter Davis, in the 88th year of er age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Christ church, Greenwich, on Friday afternoon, at half past one o'clock. Dntox.—At ‘Aquebogue, 1. 1, on Wednesday, Febru- ary 5, Marcautra, youngest daughter of John F. and Rosalio Dimon —" will take place this (Friday) afternoon at threo o'clock. Frost,—At Westchester, Westchester county, dn Wednesday, February 5, of congestion of the lungs, Joun Frost, aged 53 years. The’ relatives, friends and members of Wyoming = 2 10) Chie vy Aiton’ Sit!?? 1 100 ven & Saratoca RR 809% 0. 73% 200 Mar & Cin Ist prof. 2% 25 Erie RR pref, Ey Sk COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuurspar, Feb. 6-6 P.M. Barswarx.—Sales were made of 5,000 Ibs. at 40c. a 420. Corron.—On aceount of the favorable advices from Liver- pool the market was firmer, prices at the close being %¢c. per Ib, higher. There was a good demand for all purposes, the sales comprising 7 800 bales, ncladins 7 2,819 for export, 1,879 on speculation, 1.470 for Spnainn, Sm 1,630 in transitu. Annexed are the elosing quotations: — Uplands Mobile and and a, ae NO. 8% Ordinary 7 uy 21 19 be + 19s » 201, 7 Ors 2 for Rid, though quiet, “ruled Grin. ‘Toresiua, on private terms. Other kiuds = Regtints 8.121 bbte, four, 770 do. and 33,890 do, corn, 1.480 do. oats, 290 do, be four market continued dull y, and in order to sell to any extent holdera would Dave had to grant some concession. ‘This they would have done if they could have induced purchasers thereby, In the absence of any demand of moment prices ray be considered nominally unchanged. ©: a was in morerate dema Bt unchanged prices. The males were confined to about 5.000 bbls. “Southern fou ouly moderately active and ices were generally heavy. Sales 1,000 was quiet, the sales being 850 bbls. at $7 meal was weak and the Taparted of 40) vole, at $035 a 96 43 for Brandywine and 5 Té for Western. We quote:— iperfine State and Wastero 3 3 3 Krira State. ae 10 WY a 10 33 Ghotce a 10 50 a 11 00 Sommon to medium exira and choles Wi «975 a 19.00 Renna hoop Unio, shipping brands,..... 10 00 a 11 OD Round hoop Onio, trade brands. 159 a 1400 St. Lows tow extra, 0 50 a 11 BO 2 09 & 1S 00 3 00 a 15 50 15 BD a 16 SO <1 00 a 13 5) Fancy extra do . 14 00 16 75 California flour (sacks and bbis.).* 12 25 0 13 75 rine). 7a 9% Oo. — 63; 088 No.2 Shee were oniy Albany at $3 and amunil lots at $2 40 for Intorio Galitozotn and $2 62% for red Pouueyivecia. ‘The market for corn was more steady and more acitve, but closed dull. The sales comprised 55,00) bushels, at $1 25 a $1 38 for oew tern mized $1 28 for Southern yellow, $1 2a $1 30 for white ~ Ty we Saveus 3 chan ‘malt wae hele at $i WS. Bart Ys q _ t tinued to 5 dal wala aye Sone cater i ntine was in full; the inside a lot bul to, to urrive (part New York bbls) BY lower grades there was & demand and prices were uy Armee, gommog sirained being generally held at AAL bbis. common No. 2 pt $9.25. ton tar was dull at $3 Oua—Linwtod waa dail yy at $L 15 a$l I8in casks and bia, Other Kinds pba Due stomdy, at former prices, Provisiong.—Reseints, S81 Pha, pork do, beef 1,500 ent meats 697 do, lant and hy} dreseed nom The market for Was wore act. The transactions SI for oft mesa ture deliver Dut prices & on ig at $23 97), aud oid 40. at fo hg mane. 7% Cor. ape sellers? ner. x wore 1.60) NBia., Western were beet ry wene tara ageiu his in cow $0 bores ath f rib, , Cumberland out oie we cet , 4,100 ge Ron lta weitle aL ly nite Lodge No, 492, F. and A. M., are mespecifaliy invited to attend the funeral, from the Reformed Dutch church at West Farme, this (Friday) afteraoon, at two o'clock, The members of Wyomi Lodge No, 492. F. aud A, M., are requested to meet at their room. Westchester, this (Friday) morning, at eleven o clock, to attend the funeral of our late brother, John Frost iH. ‘OLMSTEAD, xu Gowraw,—On Thursday, Febroary 6, at 261 Peart streot, Brooklyn, N. Y., Ipa Laks, only child of Wm. EL avd Susan KE Gorham. fers will be carried to Brookfield, Conn, _—On Wednesday, #ebruary 5, at 524 Peart ptteen Ricuarp Guraoury, son of Kunis Geraghty, in the 30th yearof his age, The frien end reiatives of the family, also thove of his unele, Patrick Geraghty, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom, his late residence, 524 Pearl str The remains will be taken to St, Andrew's chureb, corner of City Hall place and Duane street, at ten olclock, where a solemn req mass will be cele- brated for the repose of the soul, Tue funeral will | the church at two o'clock precisely. The members of the Harrisoa Guards are respectfully invited to attend. sso" —On Thursday, February 6, Wituam J. Gin- aud 6 mouths. take place from the residence of his ‘Twenty-first streot, this (Friday) aft noon, at haif-past one o’clook. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend. Haniey.—Oa_ Wednes February 5, of consump- tion, Anprew Haniey, aged 35 years and 9 montis, 21 days ‘The rolatives and friends of the family, and those or hie brothers Willlam, Michael and Joho, are respect(ully levied to attend the funeral, from his late reside: No. 3 Congress place, betwoen King and Houston streets, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘Haururow.—At Youkers, on Tuesday, February 4, Avs, wife of Captain A, G. Hamilton, The faneral will take piace to-day (Friday), at twelvo o'clock, from St, Paul's church, Yonkers. The relativ: and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Hunaann.—On Tuesday, February a, Scsax Locax, wife of N. T. Hubbard, in'the 82d year of hor age. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respect. fally Invited to nd the funeral, from the Presbyte- rian cburch, University ay oad corner of Tenth sirect, this (Friday) a(ternoon, at four o'clock, without further Botice. Hawkms,—In this city, on Wednesday, February 5, Mra, Raova Hawains, io the 65th year of Tor ago. The friends and acquaintances are reepectfully invited to attend the foneral, from the resideuce of her sister, A. H. Jones, No. 89 Clinton piace (Eighth street), jurday morning, at tea o'clock. "Heenox-On Thursday, February 6, Anson Hernick, in the 57th year of his age His friends and those of the family and the members of the Tainmany Society, of the Domooratic Republican General Commaniiee * Tammany Hall, and of — D, Witiard Lod, A. are requested to — at Bite ‘aiden 548 Lexingtor Sunday one o'clock, without furiber tovitation, Heve,—On Wednesday morning, February 5, after a short and painful diness, Mary Ave Sours, The yy relatives are invited to attend the > Second avenue, seer A ‘Thursday, rebpuscy 6 6 ieee, fon of Peter K. and Asmie Amelia Kuapp, aged 8 years and 4. Menthe, Lirtia,.—On Wednesday, Febowary 5, Haway Litres, in the 41st year of The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attena the funcral, from the church corner of Bedford and Morton streets, on age afternoon, st one o'clock. f be he a tad en ‘ompaay ©, Twenty- wv eomipany Cr twenty-recond reeiment, X.Y. 8. Mi, ts to assemble at Sat the mary ay fate and crape on left arm, to attend tho funeral our late com: Henry Little. By order, Captain JON BH, PALMER, Lawrewce,—On Tharet nabraary 6, Many Bows. wife of D. H. Lawrence, of this city, of her The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 203 Cariton avenue, Brooklyn, om Saturday afternoon, sone o'clock, without further wat jon, Leoxagp.—Of pneumonia of the lungs, Rumranern Leoxann, ef the eity of Dublin, Ireland, in \be 65th year of her othe relatives and friends of the family, and thone of hor son-in-law, Pairick J. Byrue, are invited to auwnd the funeral, from ber moe Lami 46 Contre street, jock. yebruasy 6, Kimawon Law, widow of the late Jobn ® foe, of thia city, aged 75 yours. The relatives and friends are requested to attend the faneral, at Doctor Hutton’s church, Washington square, on Saturday afwerfioon, at one o’elook, wiuhout fuather invitation, oS Tuesday, Febraary 4, Aww E., bo the Fa oral se Friday) afternoon, at d’clock, fram the | Sane me her rien aa Heary Dominick, 7 Moth avenue. Twain, aged Leemox.—On Wednesday, February 5, ae aes er of Derryhaw, county Armagh, aE one e’clock, remaina be interred in Sta er he of her parents, 124 Fifth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock ‘precisely. Dimav.—On Wedorsday, Febroary 5, Many Maan, wife of Lawrence Me: in the Gist year of her az The feldndn. ne 03 aro invited to attend the funoral, this (Friday) ofterncon, at ene o'clock, from her late realdonce, 102 Mulborr MaTrugws.—Suddeuly, at Metuchen, N. Jy Thursday, February 6, 0. W. Marnmws, painrer, Bids gmk ighig hrerend to attend the funeral, at ue aturday afte otpely yy afternoon, at balf-past two FA se oa Wednesday, February 6, of asthma, RIDGET LO , # Dative of eo Barpawe Mecaunnse Limerick, Ireland, in th The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 86 Ann street, this (Friday) ast ONE o'clook. Be 2 ‘uate oa Thursday, February 6, ARD, ¥ son of Job and wold ee Catharine Murtagh, ou relatives ae ia “ed are respectfully invited to at om the funeral, from the rasidence of bés parents, 56 Nolaon stzaeh, ou Beturde aftaraccn, at balf-past two ° ns wi imterred in the come of the Holy Cross, Fiatbush, ‘aay ga Murrny.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, February 4, Jaun Murray, in the 48:h vear of his ave. ‘The rolatives and friends are invited to attend the foneral from St. Ann's Roman Catholic church, Eighth a it, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock. xxNA.—-On Tuosday, February 4, Carmenrxn, loved hoe of Charies McKenna, in the 65th year of “the tr friends of the famit re respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from her late residence, No. 7 Union court, University Place, near Twelfth streot, without further notice. Prass.—On Thursday, a 6, Fy the residence ie the Rov, L, M. Pease, D, D, Puase, aged 32 yours aud 3 hated The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the rene sai pepcthid , John Pierce, West Farms. LY. his residence, 111 Tilary street, Brooklyn, P.O, Raitty, aged 26 yoars, ech vey Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s Laie Wednesday, February 5, in the 22d year of bis Age, James Ryas, son of John and Ann Ryan. @ friends of the family, the membera of ths School Diana snd toe raters of Relief Hose, No. 61, are re- spectfally invited to atténd the funeral, from his late residence, Fifty-Grst sreet and Lexincton avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at half-paxt one o'clock. Ryay.—On Wednesday, February 6, Jonn Rrax, aged 33 years se 8 months 'y his soul rest in peace, Amem The friends’ and relatives of the family and those of his brother James Ryan, and of his uncles George and James Ryan, and of bis brothers-in-law James, Robert and George McNulty, are respectfu'ly invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Blissville, near Cal- vary Cemetery, 1.1, on Saturday morning,at ten o'clock The remains will betakon to the Mortuary chapel in the cemetery, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered up for the repose of hig soul, Dublin Papers s please copy. Surra. — jursday morning, February 6, after a lingering iitness, which sho bore with Christian fortitude, irs, Eema Sarre, wife of Daniel Smith, aged 72 years, 3 montha and 9 days, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Presbyterian church, corner of South Third and Fifth streets, Williamsburg, L. I. Cincinnati papers please copy. Sicnes.—At Rahway. N. J., at the house of ber brother-n-law, Moses Bonnell, Mrs. Sanam Sickurs, aged 82 years, ‘The funeral service will be held in the First Presby- terian churcb, Broad street, Newark, on Saturday after- noon, at two o'clock. Relatives and friends aro inviied to attend without further notice. ‘Trves,—On Thursday morninz, February 6, Gronae W, Txvss, Jr. in the 34th year of his aga, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally requested to atiend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 145 Suffolk street, on Saturday afiernoon, at one o'clock. Western papers please copy. Torn. -—In Brooklyn, on Peharadayy morning, Febru. ary 6, of goarlot fover, Sina KvENoR, youngest daugh ter of Isanc S, ond Margaret Tuthill, aged 3 years, 7 months and 9 days, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 22 Kast Baltic street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Varevann.—On Wednesday morning, Fobruary 5, at his residence. Pamrapo, Hudson county, N. J., Harr. MAN VREELAND, Sr., aged $4 years, 10 months and 21 days, The funeral will take place on Tho relatives and triends of the far invited to the house at twelve M. Funeral services at the Reformed chureh of Bayonne at balf-past twelve. A train of the Central Railroad of New Jersey will leave foot of Liberty street at 11 A, M., returning at 2:43 P. M., stopping at both places, Waxiwax.—Davin, only son of Mary and the lato David Wakeman, aged’ years ind 3 months. Tho funeral gervico will be held at tho house of his unole, dr, John Wakeman, 429 West Forty-third street, this (Friday) afternoon, at "four o'clock. Tho friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. WituiaMeox,—On Thursday, February 6, Liar Tas. ett, daughter of N. 1. and M. B, Williamson, aged 1 yoar, 3 months and 16 days, Funeral services at the residence of her purents, 49 University piace, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Warstos,—On Thursday, February 6, Aux, Wazatox, in the 78th year of his az The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services, at his lave residence, 464 Third avenue. on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, without further invitation, Woop.—In Owogo, Tioga county, N. Y., on Saturday, February 1, at the residence of his son-in-law, Horace ‘aturday afternoon. ly aro respectfully 8. Woon, formerly of Goshen, Orange county, aged 63 years, Chicago papers pleare copy, EGRAM HAS THE cireulation of any afternoon paper in the city. HE EVENING TELE! ROEST i able modtum for advertisers therefore, the most HF, PILGRIM, Within two weeks the grafd old Hero will leave New York. Open every afternoon at 2 and evening at 8 o'clock, BUNYAN HALL, 0) Wn JACKS. prietor and Manager. .Mr. LESTER parece RIDAY EVENING, FEBRU. WALLACK, Mr. JOHN GIL. RINGGOLD, Mr. J. POPE, Mr. T. WARD, NY MORAN, Misa JES ant iss ‘TIMON Y. February February 10 In active preparation the first lime sa five year ours” 4 “OURS” lig be “produced, for rama of 9 romantte HLINE, beautiful Reenary, ‘Costumes, splendid ap- ovel efects and a capital distribution. Performances commences at & with new a pointment _Doors open at 7% LYMPIC THEATRE. Broad near Bleecker street. sea LES®EE vik MITCHELL, ‘ted br COLLTER, 7: pee in her fanitions and exqu CROWDED AND b THIS EVEN TO-MORROW Arensoos| balf-past one FIRST PASCHON MATINE TEW YORK CIRCUS. Ni eae eenth my opposite Acad weniger of ees) TANCHON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Batt: TRDAY. INEBS A AY AND BRILLIANT SUCOEAS WAT! WEDNES! a youn UTIFUL AND INTREPID OF Te ON i RSTRIAN, ARTIST Miss LUCteLe WATSO miss LUCH.LB WATSON, daebin, whee bold, tem aTION ACT or EQUITATION rece!) orasion w 7 ved OD FOUNDED ERTRUSTA: 8M. et ty STAR RIDERS AND ACROBATS comprised in PARABLE CIRCUS TR nhcoe ACTS OF HO! UPERB At RSM r xD WONDERS OF ACROBATIC Le ten years, Admission, S0e.; children ander ten o™ ron PAY b'wUstoAt PRSTIVAL “orrrdiaact Stu rom — ——e, IRVING WinAN mNEW Y. YORK, SALURDAY EVENING, FRB“ 8. isted be atlas vaahed vecallet, \ Bra Listing ed ve ine: me rh ful orche: arty with soloists. Mr, G. Matrea wil Preside at \he piano. Tickets $1 each, ae Maren—Oreeting wire—Phe Daughter ii He Come (Mins Bi % Walle. Vienna Bonbon B Patriotic rong Che Standard Bearer: cette cet cod Trombone-—-Messts. i melody. © Grand natior wnat : Polka Masourke,—Arm in. Ane, ‘anid Polka. Him re Cit dag L Bova 18—Komanee from 1’ Belair, Selos—French horn and — Selection—11 Trovawore. ee SPROIAL NOt Dieta and, aint Ticketsare ovly to be shown at the door and can be re. tit attes distribution of tained by the pure! w Fined feee gercriptive clrcuinrs Thi nook aud fancy Qs Tina ~GAnNIV 7 for the bevelit Site 1 iteh, avenue day, Febrnary 8 Fymainder of eat of en of ATrAngeren! re Zeger john Cochrane, Qrueral J. iaghert Save ae ‘E. T. Yardiey, Gonerat He. ee eter ‘Cepia W. Nelson, Colonel B. R. Mor- Him, 406, .. maiied, ee | Penpsmannantnree BANoY, Dink ‘Thuy ada: C owns a AMUSE VENTS. OBRELL RUSTE NEW YORK 1108 7283 AND 7%) BROANWAY BATA, mE GREAT cowiy SENSATION, PICKWIoK PAPERS, ny Crete ne OWERY ome arr ae th oF MR. F. is In TWO the The Creat Dick Sanda, IRISH LION; | Indian drama of Mr, Goldsin'th, Mr Reddy "| MIANTINTMO, Mer, as Tim Moore} Mr. Eddy d his celebrated Dog, Fanny Eilsler, s onlebrated Buhlovint performer. ANVARM'S OPERA TOUSK, corner Thirtleth streat und Broadway. PIRIDAY EVENING, FER BENBFIT OF MR, FRED 'G. NoRODY's rift aren, Mrs. Clara Pishar Macdler as Lady Florence in the LIT. TLE TREASURE, Also the wonderful Prismatic Foun HEATRE COMIQUF, S14 Bro, OADWAY. Fitth successful week of ie i nowned ANLON COMBINA A BRILLIANT CHANGE OF PROGRAM. EVERYTHING NEW, NOVEL AND STARTLING. Firat week of an in intensely ibriting sensational act, OR, THE REVERSIBER TRAVELLER, A new Grand Terpsighorean, Divertiasemen\ ‘AS CHINOIS, The startling gad wonderful act, enittled VELOCIPBAAL ANTICS WITH ROTATING ORRS, Tho terridec Aerial foat, L'RCHELLI PENDANT, Echardo (the = are Juveatie Grmnnst of the world). HATRY CURR in now features nohany TENTH HANLON MATINEE TO-M ROW, SATURDAY pues OPERA NOUSE—TWENTY-THIRD STREET, corner Bighth avenue. GRAND CrALTAN OPERA. Last it the ND BRIGNOLI Ors SEASOK, ae Ef LA GRA! ‘TH oe FRIDAY. February 7, at 8 P. M., with Matame ANWA DE LA GRATGR, Miss ADBUATOR PHILLIPS, ha lla } ORLANDINI, BARTI. COLL Re. luatcal Director and C ++ Sig. Nicolao TORORROF. Sarg AY), ry 8, atl P.M, RAND MATINGE, Totnt. a1 coat Madame DE LA GRANGE, and Signor BRIGNC @ROLg in JUCRETIA ponte. pAgmusion to Matinee to all parte of the house, One oi id the (mmense rush at the door, tickets oam now be Opera Hi sed ab louse, Schir- *, Seats fort to-night can now be had at the regular ticket offices as abo MONDAY, February 10, BROOKLYN ACADEMY, Second apnparayy: of Signor BRIGNOLI in Brooklyn. it Macoy's, 114 Broad: nous TWENTY.’ ‘THIRD STREET. corner Fighth avenue, LAST GRAND GALA MATINEE OF THB RANGE, AND BRIGNOLL Lee AMATI E. i LUCRETIA GTA, with Madame ANNA DE I-A dana Miss ADELAIDE LLIPS, Signors BRIGNOLI, SUSINT, COLETTI, one dollars ticke(s can now be pur- Schirmor's, To avoid the rus @ chased at the Rox Office, a Opera House, 701, and Maeor's, 114 Broadw: MONDAY, FEB. T-ARGORIAN ACADEMY, A. Second Appearance of Signor Brig not! in Brooklyn. OOKIYN ACADEMY—BRIGNOLT. Third night of the immensely successful A GRANGE AND BRIGNOUL GRAND TEALTAS UPEIA COMPANY MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1863, will be presented Flotow's Comie Opera, MA with Miss McCULTOCHS Mise “ADELATDE PHILLIPS, Sige. BRIGNOLI, ORLANDE ETI, ac. Mnesical Director and Conductor: “Std, NICOLAO Reserved soats can now be had ai the bor office of the Academy, Mr, Jones! jewelry store, 127 Atlantic strect, and Macoy's, 114 Broadway, New York. ONY PAPTOR'S OPERA MoU ANOTHER IMMENSE. RIL The groabdrama THE KN 4 Or, THR UNLUCKY ON ‘Tho rand ballat SOLRE! ARDIN MABILE with thy CAN, search of OF NOBODY'S DATCNTER, RY. THE MOUNTAIN TRAGEDY, ngiand graceful gymonste BOGL B 201 BOV HITS EVENING. % OF CLUBS; in their MATINE erful i hats oF FEA ‘Ess. STOR'S SONGS, A NOVEL OF10, IRDAY, at 234 o'clock PA SWEDNIDAY my Al ELLY AND LRON'S MINSTRELS—720 NNO ADWAY, aue-and enthusiastic anplanae by the Indian, Tat OLIMAe OF PERESCHON Te BORE SQUE. CROWDED NIGHTLY IN ALL WEATHER: THE OATH. © + THE MUSIC, CANCAN «| The Scenery, . The Costum: TowtRR, *M STEAMBOAT. PXPLOSTON, desiring to, produce this with, Apply at 7 N NEAT OMIGTHAT. MINSTREL COMPANIES GREAT HIT will be treate Gan FRANCISCO } MINSTRELS, 545 BROADWAY, Tur TROUBLE CONMENUES AT A QUARTER TO 8. entertainment in the city. Waninorb. BERN ATO, AND Backus FRANCISCO MINI howe ‘access: ithe past four years 1 postive evidence of superiority over all similar organizations, GRAND DUTCH CHEESE OPERA. ‘The Reconstructionias, The Big Sun Flower. ‘Troubles at the Metropolitan Hotel, The Active Boy. Shadows on e Wall, Classical Terpsichore, Ten Little Injun T OOLEY'S OPERA TOUSE, BROOKLYN ast weak of Leon's Hurictque on the Opera of Ie Transformations, ke, lina Minnie May, a. With New Scenery, Brass Band, Mt Fir THE DEAD A\ Bias and dink Q AMUSEMENTS, TIBLO'S aaRpe ‘, WILLIAM WIT, 7H, ATLEY. aod ee F ML be presénted igi PAIR 4 PETPRAVAGANTS fo prologue and four aoe ina Mortimer, entitind THE Wine PAWN ee om fm which will nopear Ait TRS celebrated 4 Pe. RISTENNY h The piece produ Paration af many months, nt s NEMINDE ED THO after @ pre “ROLL CHO A CAST OF RAR BX OF SEVENTY We KINGDOM OF @e LOW EMPIRE, ACT 1—THE ¥' ACT 2-TTE KINGDOM OF FISHES, ACT $—THE KINGDOM OF ALKA, ACT (REVEALING Th ve 4 SOF THR DRAGON Phy aN ENC ANTING § SCENE OF GORGROUS SPLENDOR, UNAPPROACHAB! IN Rxourarte BEAUTY AND FASCTN ATION, ‘A GRAND MATINERR EVERY sh ATURDAY, AT OOLOCK, Senta reoured six dave in 08. HE WHITE FAWN, The undersioned hereby eve notice that the spectacular fairy extravaganza of the White Fawn has been copvria! and thet the mechanical effects and scenery have Prentod Any person using the title or any oalorahte i ation of the Play or its effects will pe prosecuted to fullest extent of the law. WE HEATLEY, JARRET? & PALM@R. g aNcH THEATRE, L, Bana and Director SATURDAY EVENING, ele a A LOVE por’ AMOUR. DR CLROPATRE, in whieh Mile, TULLE, will per toeen) for the Ine time, her celebrated role of CLEOP AT! MME, LARMETS BENET NeKr TUESDAY EVEN- French performances—T an radi rdare ‘The theatre to ve let for the other nights, Apply at the box office, Beats secured at the theatre and at 701 Bicatwey. BARNEY WILLIAMS? BROADWAY usteenea TH EVENING, - RHIT RVRNIN FP LOTTA, LIME as "RUN RETE, BENEFIT OF LOTTA: LITLE NELLIS BENF BENEFIT OF LOTTA. Meer 48 Saver. as. bas RENPEIT OF THE MANGHTONE ON D JOIN BROUG TEAM. Tr pascts! NELL AND “Tie MARCHION Tra LOTTA in Sones. Dances and tis Bano Solo. A PERFKCT CARNIVAL OF FUN, It in cespectfully intimated that, notwithstanding the wonderful success of this moat attractive piece. It can only be presonted a few, evenings longer in consequence of Fapid production of HB INIMITABLE GOTTA AND BRILLIANT SPECIALTIFS. SATURDAY MORNING, SECOND LOTTA M CATINES D LAST LITTLE NELL MATING Box Book vow open. Order carringes at ib: 45. OTTA’S SECOND MATINEE—SATURD. LAST LITTLE NELL MATINEE, RatoRDAY. BARNEY WILLIAMS' BROADWAY THEATRE, LAS SITTLR NELL MATINEE SATURDAY. SECOND MATINER, SATURDAY, 7 BAitN EY WILLIAMS! BROADWAY EATER, tn other of har orr BARNEY WILLTAMS? LAST Ff MATENER, BROADWAY THEATER, LUT NEXT _MATINGH, R. JAMES F. MURDOCH READS FROM SHAKSPEARR and CHARLES DICKENS id Recitea from TENNYSON, TROWRRIDGE, TAYLOR and T. B, RAN, y Hall, Feb. 10, 12, 15, evenings, and Feb, 18 iytic Hall, ‘Feb. 11, and Acatomy of Musio, Brookiyn, Feb. if, even Programme changed on each o “Popular Prices—Rewerve fers, 0c. ton, Seats, $1; ‘sdmission, hia a WITH COLORRD 350.; for ute Bowe ad 1138 Brondway, second door above Teventy-tifti mt HITNGY'S ORATORICAL AND SUAKSPEARSAN Assumptions—-At Dodworth Tall. Monday and Tune. day evenings, Fab. 10 and 11, at & o'clock. Adminsion 6® conta, Seocireulara, Riverdale Farm for aslo by the led turer. W ALEACHS, STBLOS, FRENCH THEATRE PIRR'S Opera Hor row: theatre, Academ: . Chotes Seats can be had af the theatre tlekat ofies, Reading Root, Fifth Avenus Hotel. TPMMEATRE TIKES OFFIOR, a2 114 BROADWAY, Reserved seats { a — el TRE LECTURE MPORTANT LECTURES DAILY—TO GENTLEMEN on interesting subjects at the ‘New York Museum my, GIS Broadway. Tose unable to attend these may receive n copy by forwarding ° 35 conte, Ad. New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 ecretary of Broadway. GECoND GREAT BALL SD of the Socloté Culinaira Philanthropique of New York, given for the benefit of the widows and orphans of the se 1% geet FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1568, nd 208 Rowery. Id a gentlemen and ladies. at the Germania Sune Rooms, 29 Price of admteasion, $1 for pper, which will surpan even the one gtren at last year's Vall. will be furnished by the members of she society, among whom are the fiat cooks of the city. PIANOFORTES, GREAT OFFER —HORAC® WATERS & CO., at Broadway, wil! dispose of 100 Pianos, Melodeons and Organs, of atx auperior makers, at bargains. for ouah, oF Nak one-0fth’ cash and the’ balancein monthly tna t, and rent money applied if purchased, BROOKLYN, RS, F. B. CONWAY'S PARK THEATR R FERRUABY 7, ee TEINWAY TALL > PRIDAY EY ING, FEB, 7, 1963, aT 8 O'CLOCK. FIRST GRAND cOncEkt oF Miss orrrming FRANKAU (Pupil of Mirae, De L ¢ following arti Pianist Vioioncellist Organist and Accompany ist M™ GEORGE VANDENHOPF'’S READING.. Mrs. GPO, VANDENHOFE, at the sugcestion of many friends, will bave the ‘eer on” ONE READING from ). 71 INST., mira 5 iMneridaa's Rid ‘Tickets 50 ui ar d's book tire 0 = ee u Forsale at} cPariand's store, corn wel Rica street gnd Broadway, and at Lyric Hall, Six reat. es READING To Cc COMMENGE AT § O'CLOCK. M* cr GEORGE meee at te re the second Ings from DICKENS AND SHAKSPEARE, clock, On Saturday evening. Fen 8 thal fae Hall, at o'clock, Seon er ee Lae fay comedy, “As You 4 on" Fy 4 Encoun! ter 7 atety wh "James and Seen bu Ye "1 3. Mr. Piokwiek an and —- Yeliow +4 oon enats. at lid and ol Brondway and and * Maotariand" ‘* Lj ‘ana ‘Twenty: 618. MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, BROADWAY. AZTEC CHILDREN. B bat} waite LEGS, FIV EARS, TWo ore 7% 8 AND THRE 3. were, cRUDEREL. aay Weve 8 BODIES. with mgt one HEM ome Hotta SUBJECTS. OPEN PROM 6A. Me TILL 10 P.M, apa QIEINWAY TTA S wn a AND SUNDAY CONCERT, EB. lea EVENING, a, sir as hemes aa oA sa oe ‘bopraay, ceompantat Mr. oaisiah faa oA Ce ee nd Jeasio eee | Ct aasin’ pear an erabenw, ‘and vocal. e, the r-" jon ene aah the prinetpal musie stores and ———__ Bein CONCERT FORTHE MISSES Henan ig EB LER. BROOKLYN, OPERA HO HOUSE, Witiamaburg. a #14 FRIDAY EVENING, PRBRY WARY 7, 3 CAMILLE, FOAM nga bi Saiurday Evening, Feb, Last DE LEB Night | 7m. REGT, ‘AUNT TN, G, BAND CONCRRT. DE me BAND CONC! Fourth set lant Aasaeaans evening Feb & It edt wil mare. to store, 7. Boge: shat store, 4 Se ~—? 18 RES. a serail ea Api a a LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND RECOND HAND grand, square and upright Pianos to let and soldom ts OUMMINGS, No. 8 Union square, —PIANOS FOR $4, SEVEN rgans and Melodeons at 8. T. GORDON, 706 Broadway. GOOD PIANO FOR octaves for $5 per mo! iow prices FIRST CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pr. anoforte, with all the Invest Improvements, ata great bargcin for cash, J, BIDDLE, 18 Amity sir NT, ROSEWOOD FIANOPORTE, VOR tnily leaving city: rade order, vontha; eo for $900... Parlor Sut tings, Br: a Mirro er, Dining Furniture ‘fice. ne 4c West Siztoeuth street, between ‘and Sixth avenues, aati BOREWOOD PIANO, I” pe maker: used five months; cont Pali i Onn ba aren at GOMUEN'S, 921 and 923 Broadway. gm, PIANOFORTR FOR | $225. PROPERTY r,,0%, A nlly leaving the city, Boat elty manufacturer's bil of five years guarantee. Carved ronewood, sevem tata ‘oversiringy iron frame; nearly new. S07 Kast th atreet, FINE SRVEN OCTAVE ROS WOOD PIANOFORTHR for sale; price $1! has grand action, yo frame and inv perfect orders good ‘Steal ‘sud Cover.” Hust be sold. Apply at 131 Amily street, MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OOTAVE ROSEWOOD Fianoforte; rieb and powerful tone, all the modern wrigaGrana and fully Scene ate sacrifice, for cask, Grand street, near Mote ats 1RST CLASS SEVEN sas ORR OOP RAS fortes to let, $6 per mont PNT AMIS ane gal Asadery Cirfo? Rights avenue and Foriy-fourth street Open day and W AND SECOWD HAND PIANOPORTRS a? great barzsins for Sa ne. sold 0 ie Maiments, Call and see, cas TT PUANOS, OROANS: PIANOR, ORGANS —WH ere take one-sixth cash and ‘a terest. Pianos to lou meres ae Th. BERET & 00.- ou” OND bya PIANOS OF VARIOUS MA! i fers low prices, by CHICKERING & Broad Pianos to rent. for sale, at oN way. i MUSICAL, :XPERIENOED zesenss Al VOCALIST OP ANS Ttalian {atuvaton eo pre gh etreqtos fn the ies Ra ngs G sa’ Meragement of fre ¥ bee vicanetes fer s few more. et ieee N®%, MUSIO.—THE Ry aeey, with beautiful viow Je Wanteyer: ; aan BESOOPAL Quote, O1h, BROCE, Those 1 perior yoloss and coun iors ith cba munie te nddress, with references ard terms, Music, 9% Brooklyn Post _IN sT RUCTION, “RU STR EDUCATION TOWNSEND'S Cole oechneeping. 7 ings genic pl ing. ing, in oakkeeping, writing, 8 ha, spellings. ay “iaoh —— "Prince and Lavy preaesp 1 Finney, Sag is pile for music, vecal an ie "abd arm Gord iene A Freel i Pa, Warren sirest, sitth use west Fith avener i T $2 WRITING oa cn ROOKRBEPIT meas Collog? 12, ‘Private any, PALS a £ Be Benes anh ar Paton. Bul — ITLEMAN ek) a KY ON Make’ gusts! ANISH WRITER AND A PARI ay ; both Ding 8 Nfdrene RAV. box W gg Bout ease, New Fore poeesf Bm, U@HT—BY A SPAN ST _ ST ime, Tie papu'e restdente “aahcee't ¥. te