The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1868, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarvupay, Feb. 20~6 P, M. ‘The stock market was frm bus dui! until late in the afternoon, when a break in Erie to 665; took place, and ‘with this the entire railway list sympathized. At the Gloss ® very unsettled feeling prevailed, and the indica- tions were in favor of further demoraitzation among the ‘@peculators fora rise. The immediate cause of this ‘freeh decline of two per con: in Erie was a statement to ‘the effect that the company is about to lower its rates of fare and freight to Buiaio and to reject the preposi- ‘don of the New York Cenirai and Penasylvania Central -Companics for consolidation of earnings The Erie and ‘the Vanderbilt parties are evidently assumaing a hostile at- ‘itude toward each otner, and there is no knowing what the litigation becun between them may result in, The “Vanderbilt stocks are, however, at prosent supperted ~with remarkable firmness, Tbe report of the President ‘@f the Pacific Mai! Company was erably construed, ‘and the stock declined abot three percent. ‘the com- paoy’s quarteriy accounts, made up te the lst instant, ‘show a balance to credit of profit and loss ef $617,531, Of whieh $251,687 remained ever from the last quarter's earnings after the payment ef the dividend, showing the @arnings for the quarter just ended to have been $365,844, The company foresaw that if it paida divi- dend on tho Ist of March it would be unable te pay one on the Ist of June, aed therefore passed it, and the question of further dividends has beem postponed until May next. That tho real value of the stock will ‘be enhanced by this retention of money the Presi- deat claims to be too obvious to need argument. It ts to be regretted that the company is forced to pass dividends, but under the circumstances he con- vaiders it the best and indeed the omly safe policy. ‘Western Union Telegraph was the weakest of the misc lancous shares, and declined to 3434, and the feoling of Uneasiness which prevails with regard to this stock is ~causing considerable sales to realize, The Stock Ex- change was well supplied with mot ey on call at six Per cent, and the principal dealers in government @ecurities borrewed all they required at five per cent, There was no change in the discount line, first class commercial paper being rated at seven per cent. 1m 9 few instances, at a baif per cent below this quota- ‘tion, Mr. Henry Keep was elected a momber of the open board of brokers this afternoon by an almost ‘unanimous vote. . The gold market was very firm, especially during the afternoon, mainly in consequence of the fact of the Impeachment Committee having reported articles of tmpeachment to the Houre of Representatives and ro- ports from Washington to the effect that the removal of the President is considered ceriuin, The extreme rango ‘was from 141% to 141%. and tho latest quotation was 1415 01413. There was a moderately active borrowing domand for coin, bat the sxpply was in excess of it, and loans were made at 5 a 7 per cent for carrying, ‘The gross clearings amounted to $40,840,000, the gold fealances to $2,213,390 and the currency balances to $3,513,637. Tne shipments of specie and bullion for the week amounted to $654,901, The daily range of the market during the week {a thus ehown:— Fight. 144 1% 141 l4l3g 14056 M1 141}, 141% 141 ted banks of this city for ‘the week ending to-day is again unfavorable, although Jess so than was expected by many. There isa decrease dm every item when compared with the previous retura— pamely, in the legal tonder notes $2,315,323, in the net deposits $443,773, im the loaus and discounts $525,965, fm the specie $422,339, and in the circulation $13,800. ‘The totals of the present and Preceding statements are aa Collows:— Feb, 29. $267,240,673 22,091,642 34,086,223 208,651,578 : 58,553,607 A‘ Cincinnati journal of Tuesday remarks that the ‘Money market there is becom ng moro active under an imereasod demaxa for loaus and enlarged remittances of @urrency to interior points:—‘The increased demand for money arises from wero activity in speculation in ‘Merchandise and the purchase of stocks of goods for the ‘Spring trade, Aside from the usual course of trade po- Aitical affairs exercise a disturbing influence on the monsy market—not that there is any tangible reason for golickude, but capital is proverbiully sensitive, and in ‘times of unusual excitement is held idle uatii tho caim weturns, The discount houses are confining their opera- Mens more strictly to tueir own depositors, and rates of taterest are very fi 10 per cent for first class paper. The marke: for exciange w heavier; but this ‘arises as much from the scarcity of currency as from an fmcroase in the sup, 4s tho money market at this @entro is at present very seusitive to an outward drain ef currency, the Western aud Southern exchanges are ‘watched with more than usual interest, Government securities exprienced a further decline, ‘auder a pressure to sell from outside holders, assisted ‘Dy some of the dealers in the street, who are anxious to fead up at lower figures, preparatory to a fresh bull aovement, Towards the close prices recovered a frac- Clon, while a steady feeling prevailed, and the latest quo- tations on the street were as foliows:—Rogistered, 1831, 110% @ 110%; coupon, 1881, 110% a 110%; 6-20's, Tegiatered, 1862, 10634 a 107; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 209% & 11054; do., 1864, 107% @ 107%; do., 1865, 108% a 1083; do, 1865, January and July, 106% a 106%; do., 1867, 106% a 107; 10-40's, registered, 100% ® 101; 10-40's, coupon, 104% = 104%; June 7.30’, 105% @ 105%; July 7.90's, 1055; a 105% May compounds, 1864, 117}, a 118; August do, 1163, @117; September do., 116 a 116%; October do., 115% 2 1%. At the commencement of business the stock market was dull and steady, and at the early session of the open Deard Erie sold at 68% and New York Central at 129, At'the first regular board the velume of business was Ught, and there were only fractional changes in prices, Erie cloved % higher than at the same time yesterday, New York Central %, Michigas Central %, Cleveland ‘and Toledo %, Fort Wayne %, Milwaukee and S:. Paul 4M. Pacific Mail was % lower, Canton 2%, Western Donlon 3. North Carolina sixes advanced 3 per cent, ‘Missouri sixes 4. Goverament securities were 3, lower. Mr, Charles P. Williams, with Messrs. A. D. Williams & Oo,, has been clecied a member of the regular board. At the open board at ono o'clock Erie gold at 683; a 6854, Northwestern at 61% and New York Central at 129%. At the second regular board the market was drooping, except for New York Centra), which was \% higher than ‘at the first regular board, Erie was X lower, Fort Wayne %, Western Union %, Missouri sixes 1, Ohio and Mississippi 3. Pacific diail was weak ata decline ef three per cent. After the call Erie sold at 67%. At ‘the open board at balf-past three 1! arket was dull but Gteady at the decline. Nerthwestern common, however, ‘advanced to 623, 0 62%. Erie sold at 67% 067%; Now York Contral, 1294 a 120%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 3%; Cleveland and Toledo, 10734; Bock Island, 96%: Fort Wayne, 10014. During the remainder ef the after- ‘Boon the market was weak, especially fer Erie, and at “the close, at afew minutes before six o'clock, the fol- lowing quotations were current:—New York Central, (228% 0 120; Brie, 065; w 66%; Rending, 03% a 93%; Michigan Southerm, 90; Iliimois Central, 139%; Cleve. land and Pittsburg, 93%{; Northwestern preferred, 73; Fort Wayne, 100; Pacific Mail, 110%; Ohioand Missis- raippl, 304. ‘The foreign exchange market was inactive, but momi- eally steady, at the subjoined quotations:—Bankers’ ‘Dills om England at sixty days, 100%; at three days, 110% 0 110%; commercial bills, 1082¢ a 10914. Bills on Paria at sixty days, 5.1614 05.1434. Oa Berlin—Bankers’, 71% « 72; commercial, 71% 8 714%. On Bromen— Bankers’, 70 a 7914; commercial, 7814 a 78%. On Frank- fort—Bankers’, 40% a 41; commorcial, 40} 40% On Amsterdam—Bankers’, 41 a 41}¢; commercial, 40% a 40%. On Hamburg—Bonkers’, 36 a 36}¢; commercial, B5% 0 35%. On Amtwerp—Bankers’, 5.165% a 6.15; @ommercial, 5.18% @ 6.1734. A further increase of eighteen millions of franca in the Bullion in the Bank of France js reported for the week vending on the 27th inst, and the total amount now in Gta vaults oxceeds forty-four millions of pounds eterling, ‘while the amount of ooin and bullion in the Bank of England on the 12th inet, was £21,606,960, Wo have ‘here nearly sixty-six millions of pounde sterling in two Danks, and still the glut of capital goes on increasin; ‘and it is the same in proportion all over the continont, ‘The demand for loans and discounts is at the same time decreasing, although for a long time past it has been on @ very restricted scale, which accounts for the Bank ef England rate of discount being two per cont, while money is loaned in the open market om conscls and @ther first elass securities at 16 2 1% per cont, Mining shares continue dut!, and at tho first board Montana sola at 600. ; New York Gold, 66c.; Quartz Bin, G1 18; smith & Parmoies, $2 70; Edgehill, $6 36, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘The dry goods import movement in the month of Feb- Tuary is thus showa:— 1867, 1868, $1,979,917 $1,643,335 1, 2,180,238 1,234,780 1,401,494 ‘963212 "756,204 655,716 604,477 Total ent, for. con..$11,979,918 $6,125,167 $5,675,807 be miunzie ROM —a 1868, 1838, Manuf's of see SL22.018 s2.42has $1,113,106 Manuf's of cotton, 884,063 "1,503,833 "677875 Manuf's of silk. 673,041 ""s66,007 528, 604 Manut’s of flax. 434,805 1,889,008 698,509 Miscell’s dry goods. 104,315 + * 261,216 Total withd’n from warehouse,....... $3,238,900 $7,009,274 $3,195,825 Add ent, for cons’a.. 11,979,919 eeies tet Si oreeot Total throwa on the market ..........$15,218,818 $13,154,441 $8,871,632 Manuf’s of wool..., $2,1: 1/400 109 1, 182,347 Manuf's of cotton. ie Maret # "493,194 Manuf’ gooeig§—Tr4'528 612.128 1,089 820,285 858,885 brite 179,858 207,414 Total ont, wareh’g.. $4,721,660 $3,601,448 $2,808,063 Add ent. for cons's, I1.b10.018 *e126.167 Spersor Tot ent. at the port. $16,701,578 $9,786,615 $3,574,770 ‘The transactions for the week at the Custom House and Sub-Treasury in this eity have been as follows:— Cus'om bees aes Taneg 21 85,008, 708. 04728. wR 1,261,991 i aor" ‘a 100.238 2, 345,892 1,420,338 2)291'150 11,089,576 Totals... ++. $2,321, "183 274,463 $12,970, 41 Bal. in Sub-Treasury, morning of pasesee . 109, 643, 661 $122 514,082 23,274,463 Balance on Saturday evenin, $99,239,619 Decrease... eee ee $10,304,042 The totals at the close of each week since the com- mencement of the yearsum up as follows:— Ous'm House, Tina ee ae Total .....++4+ Deduct payments du: Receipk. — Reveipts. Payments." Balances, Jan. 4..$1,158.795 $12,5: 646 $19. 267,405 $07,564,728 Jan, 11.. ¥,635,802 41,441,822 41,181,472 97,825,078 Jan, 18.. 1,532,184 181437, hie 11,094'740 105, 167.453 Jan. 26.. 1,571,057 13 473,105 11,106,123 107,534,435 Feb. 1., 2,075,342 15,990.563 24,829,879 _ 08,608,120 Feb, 8.. 2,058,911 12,915,062 10176837 101,436,845 Feb. 15.. 2\312,685 9,443,311 6,566,483 104,353,674 Feb, 22.. 2,686,098 11,070,787 5,880,800 109,543,061 The business transacted at the Sub-Treasury in this city was as follows:— Total receipts... $3,144,088 Payments..... $11,089,576 For customs, 423,009 Balance....... 99,239,619 Gold note: . 92, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Feb. 29—10:15 A. M. $6000 US@'n,"81, reg, 12M 110 Mail, 12.000 Uss's, By To doy Pacite Matt 7000 Georgi 5000 Georgia 7's... . min N re 6's, ex cou, Second Avenue RR, 45 100 Mich Central RR... 18 lo... rt 6's, 9000 Missourl 6x. 7000 NY Cent 64, nit bel ok — 90000 Great West, 1% $08 O8R LaPac Ree 2000 Mor & Essex 1s: 1000 Ohio & Miss Ist m 2000 Mil & St Paul 1 500) Missouri 6's 40.00 N Car 6's, ox 10000, i 50 Gler, ¢ Goi é Gia wit. 01 20 Chic & Rk I 100 Mile Pda Gnist Mil 4 St Paul ae F ny aut Genta oat Ge BE 10h ‘entral Coal 300 Canton 73) 1 & Had Gan Co. be ‘0 Oho & Misa BR. 2 Am Ex © do. ‘ ¥ 8 Pacide ida 3°60. 116 A Half-past Two o°CI $50000 Tenn 6's, new.. 6) 100 dd ee * a 8000 Mich South Babe Gon National BK 10g 200 Cum» Coal pre 1500 West Union Tal 10) Attantie MSS Go. wy oO waa Fault Brot By vee Min 7 100 Pi 3B do, 73% 0 Oblo & ve do. @ Chic & Alion RR. 5 i NY Contral ~ 12954 200 Mar & Cin Ist pref, 29 Reeeipts and Dasbursements at the Office of the United States Assist Treasurer, New York, for the Mons: of February, 1868. January 31, 1868, by balance,... $97,492,706 Receipts during the moath— Customs . Gold notes, Internal reven' Three per cent certificates, Balance. Balance to cr. Treasurer Balance to cr. disbursin Balance to cr. Aesay sees Balance to cr. interest accounts Receipta for customs in the month of Febra- $83,431, im aanei9 ie ec’ta, 13,332,353 2,485,969 18GB. oe eee seen se * 125 Recalpis for custome in the monih of Febra- ore ary, 1867. 11,452,203 Decrease in February, 1868: : 1,717,078 Statement of Business at the United Lact a of sliver, including purchases— BROOKLYN CITY. Judge Lots gnve a decision yesterday in the case of Eugene Brennan va, Robert Furey, Street Commissioner, denying the motion for mandamus, A contract for ite apn taal Ltt the Kighth ward was awarded Neant by the Common Counci! for six months, ee seve on which a pro) was jefen eicammancen, refused to enter contract for six months, an hence the motion (or a mandamus, cry couRT. Action tor Divorce. Before Judge Thompson, Armic C, Moore vs, Richard Moore,—This was an aetion for a decree of divorce brought by the pleinti® against ” her husband for alleged crue! and tnhuman treatment, which eventually compelied her to leave him on the 6th Decomber last, taking with ber their two children. Both parties are respectable middie aged people, who have been long residents of Brookiyn, She complains of hie ill treatment of her, an exacting manner, il! temper, and that upon an occasion in which am addition was made to the family, through bis ae and viciousness he caused her to be expesed to cold, ai directly thereby causing a long iliness, 's0 avers that fer exercise he required her to with bim- id shaking his sat wr fs my sae ing her that a it mot fer the law he would mi end of her, felicity are receunted by ‘8 each and every one of those charges of cruelty on his part, and attributes the whole oe to a ohangeubi the THE ATTEMPTED BURGLARY AT GRAVESEND, Examination of the Alleged Barglars. Isadore Schey, Udell Cehen, Marke Goldwater and Erzrul Bloom, the four Jewish peddiers who, it is alleged, attempted to break into the heuse of Mr. Cor- nelius 8, Stryker, of Gravesend, at two o’cleck on Fri- day morning last, were arraigned before Justice Corn- well yesterday afternoon to answer the charge pro- ferred, The court room was crowded with parties In- terested in the case, among whom were a number ef the Jewish persuasion, both male and female, doubtless Telatives of the prisemers. Assistant District Atternoy Thomas Pearsall appeared for the prosecution, while Goldwater and Bloom were represented by counsel in their defoace, Mr. Barnet Johnson, Justice of the Peace for Graves- end, testified to his having seen Schey poddling in the town last fall, and that Isaac Goldman visited him (wit- Bess) at his house on Inst Sunday and gave him informa- tion of the proposed robbery, which he communicated to Justice Stryker. The informer Goldman, a dark visaged, low browed little whose features are not unsugges- tive of ‘Bister Fagid” (as Barney in “Oliver Twist”? was accustomed to pronounce the @ of that worthy) then og, tl fumstances attending the plannin; mbarkation, journey and final denoum: undertaking, displaying on their part a coolness § of u calculation and precision rarely met with cracksmen, The services of an interpr: into requisition frequently to explain certain portions of the testimony, question: and answer, which ne wit. dman during bi criminating recital of their share inthe timely frustrated robbery of Mr, Stry e burden of the story was that Schey was’ the prime mover in th affair, and that they met at No. 60 Mulberry street about eight o'clock on Thurs. any evening last, Cohen had provided him- self with some meat to quiet the dogs. Schey took a heavy oak club which he carried under his arm, to use if found neceaeary, and a chisel in bis pocket, which latter implement it was thought would be of use in opening the bureav, or wherever the money was kept. They bad also adopted a very ingenious plan for noiselessly cutting and taking out @ pane of glasz, to the catch, Bloom, the witness stated, was not jecret before starting, They crossed the Caihe- , each one paying his own fare, and took the nd cars to the city line, where they got off and proceeded to the premises of Mr. Stryker, all on- tering the gate together, Silentiy and cautiously they went around tothe back part of tho house, quicted the dogs with the moat, and then the informer ieft the group by the parlor window, while he decoyod the dogs from the yard towards the barn. He was startled by the report of a gun, and, looking about, saw Cohen eoming towards him terribly. frightened. in a moment more ho himself was wounded in the mouth ard hand by one of the farm hands, who made bim prisoner. The others ran in opposite directions, and were subsequently arrested by the police of the Forty-eighth precinct, as was published yesterday. The examination was ‘ad- Journed until Monday afternoon. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. $33 \ Hoot waterimore 1387 Wenther At: Sinn risos. Su the Const. Fesavanr 29-9 A. M. PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 29, 1888. CLEARED. pitesmelip Oty of Boston (Br), Roskell, Liverpool—John @ ale. anzamahip Arizona, Maury, Aspinwall—Pecific Mail Steam. ed Tybee, Caulkins, Galveston—spofford, Tileston Btoamehtp George Washington, Gager, New Orleans—H B Steamship Gen Grant, Hildreth, New Oreane—H B Crom- well & Co. Steamship Victor, Gates, New Orleans-C Tl Mallory & Co. Steamship San Jacinto, Atkina, Savann: ‘Garrison. Steamship Huntsville, Cro: Steamshtp Matanzas, Rvder, A Leary, a Risemnsbto Manhattan, Woodhull. Charleston R Morgan Stoamshiw Hatteras, Couch, Norfolk, City Poins and Rich- mond—N L MeCreaay. Steamsh'p Saratoga. Kinz. Norfotk—N L McCrendy. Steamship Valley Clty, Delon, Alerandria-d Want” SveamshinFranconis. Sherwood, Portland—) F Amos, Steamship Glauens. Morgan. Boston—W PF Olede Rteamship Zodiac, ra, Boston—Murray, Ferris & Co. Steamabip Acushnet, Kelly, New Bedfora—Ferguson & Ship Dreadnonght, Callaghan, San Franciseo—Piatt & ‘hip “Chillianwallah (Br), Conway, Liverpool—Nesmith & ‘Bark Volage (Br), Kerr, Livernon|—Jas F.dmiston & Co. a Attila (Aust), Sandrineile, Tralee—Slocovich & maak Pl aig le oath Nutgon, Cork for ordere— incko We eng Uranus (liam), Schorf, Antwerp—Punch, Meincke Bark Goethe (Brem), Deetjen, Bremen—C Luling & Co. Mubinson, Cardenas hired Son Co. Brie H , Pitts, Lechorn vin areeionait Ball, Brig Belle C Lavaca and Indianola— Bay? Noyes, pper.& Beattie Jan C1 ry Baldwin, Key Weet—W 1; Brig d eign Loighioa, Branewick—¥'M Mayhew & "tor Ly yA Certara Tooker, St Martha and Savant!ia— Van Brunt & §laght. Sear int, Severs, St Pierre, Mart—8 R Reynal & ‘Schr Molle, Pinmmer, Ponce. Ean enener & Leeds. Sehr Vesta. Waite, Matanzas—Baxter & Merrill. Schr Matraka, Tocks, Charieston—Van Brunt & Slaght. ‘Waterman, Edgett, Baltimore—Hatson, Watson & OF ehe Fe Paines Lee, Norfolk—A Hami Beer Z ‘Tones, Exetport-—J. Bovnton’s Son & Co. ‘hr Rose coll, Haskell. Port Jefferson. Farmer, Watts, Bridgeport—@ K Rackett & Bro, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE MBRALD STRAM YACHT. Steamehip Columbia. Van Sice, Havana Feb 15, via a sh, with mdse, to the Atlantic Mail Steamship Co, Put ee ston with engine disabled. #tant chip x lercedita, Smith, New Orleans Peb 16, and See ‘Uth, with mdse and 5 passengers, to Smith & Dun- Bleamenip Leo, Dearborn, Savannah, with mdse and pes. sen) to Murray, Ferris & Co, a yy) foore, Wallace, Newbern, with mdse, ma ie Roverts, Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, feCrend) Stomanin Carroll, Hudgins, Baltimore, with mdse, to the Baltimore and Ohio tit Cor ‘Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, Boston, in ballast, to Murray, ini armitete ‘Er. Lindholm, Leshorn Dee 14 with marble, + ua &o, is Fanch, Meincke & Wondt, Is anchored r, park a Ageroen (Nor), Andersen, Cardiff, 71 days, with ‘unch, Meineke & Wendt. Had a suoces: Sion of burridanes and gales the entira p fon of hurricanes and galos the entire passage, Murray Jr, Wilson, ine 18 daya. with waaay ele’ io Wormsy Ju "fsebeon tage tah of yea Delaware, with strong NH Bless. with riolan nee ortrters Roce waited ia in company with brig Ls W Armstrong, for New Haven. Brig Richmond (of Pangor), Powers, Malaga Jan [4, with fruit, to Millor & Honghion, ‘Had light winds up vo Hate. ras; nince, sirong E and NE gales, with snow, thunder and “er tatharine (Br), LeBlanc, Motangas, 24 days, with inchored on the lz, Hermida, 9 days, in ia anchored on the bar, Lawson, Old Providence, 24 ‘easela. Been 13 da} jomas, from London for phia. igre (of Provincetown), McIntosh, Pones, P Pe it) care, with sugar, to master. Had heavy ‘weather the Pasaage. Jones (of Shelburne), Perry, Cienfuegos, 27 areas to Boyd & Hincken. ind heavy weather spit jib and spring some of the light Rehr Mary arya Hay (st Fe eng) Pa ne ae 7 Brenkwater, sugar wane Paes been tt i ‘anys north of Hatteras ‘vith, beney ne. ir J Morton (Br). Amith, Cardenas, ine 5. lassen, to Crandall, Unphtay & Co Has of Haivaras with airong aad NB anion, "Ved al, 80, saw brig Tally Ho, ateoring S3W. Duhn (of Thormeston), Fountain, Cardenas 8 rleston Feb 14, with sugar, te Jaa W vy weather nll the pas lopmasta, split and lost sal Indward (of Stockton), Fills, Matanaeg BS days che W 4 ph to Walsh, Field & Way Has bean ayy yt Henan: Hing feon § days corth of Matteras with pty Pe Bud goles: lost forevoom, and Jago, 1 days, with wi ehh eaie he) Stevens, 8 Jago, 3 Tur th suger, seer = oe anna ps fa Harton. 1 pall, to Novi tara wich tary glee; epltt tally bo anya word ot Ha Schr Somers & M D & Suillman. New Orteans. 28 days. via Delaware Reaskwater Feb as, with mao, to tase tee Has been 13 daye aorth of Hattoras with stroug NE Schr F St Clatr Edwards, Iret Ponaneele. Sehr BC Gates, Freema * Gener wille, 7 days, ee i ES sins ‘ork Ri Schr M D Cranmer, Géanier, Puladat ha ath, en T3 eon, Philips, Eliaabeaapert for Providence, odge, Hatch, Elizabethport for Providance Gober fedorlek Bi iy Hiv, Bisebethpert tor New Londen. ve Schr Charles Brown, Carter, Fairhaven for Vireinta, me ine ‘was atrong she bad two tugs to tow her through Hi ? ‘The «chr toe, with metant rh! arrived 2th from » metassén Si wsnehex 7 Dots, reporta bad ho passage; 25th ins lat ‘$3 18, fon 75, teks mir Saladin, frome Gatdane tor Now Tore. The sehr Syivan, which arrived 23th from Ponce, PR, is consigned to Walsh, ar raid pean Fm SAILED. Steamships City of Bosten, Helvetia, Ls Towa, Glasgow; Arinoan. Asi twa Gen peo an Ges ‘Washington, New Orleans; Wicto 4 San Jaatato, Savannah: Matarzas, cad i Masbaltan, Gbarieaton? and Hatteras, Norfolk; Valley City, Alexandria Franoente, Portland. e 8] avid Crockett jacket ‘ran claco, have anchered nt Gunrantion “phar amaaborp a ‘Wind at sunset WNW, fresh, Marine Disasters. Re Punsta—Fire Island . ant ashore ron erie howe Feb 2—Tho bark Per tion The vessel is now being casked. a! pected to be taken: ie donee we tors, Goat Viracking 0 Co, abe Wm pieces im person, and is doing all a compliah the purpose. einai Sreamanir Francemu, Sherwood, from New York for Pertiand, had a very narrow pe from running ashore on ‘seer, Bead Point, Heli Gate, Festorda: afternoon. She had her j lene andin anda but” Pe ae eeipe took ly Grounded, but o Out aD) ieee i Montez: el from Baltimore for Galves. ton, about 259 miles from the bar at fouthwert Faas Feb 18. The captain states that he scarcely had time to get tuto the small boat when the vessel weut down. ers offlcers and crew arrived at New Orleaus on S1oor Essex, Davis, from Jersey City for Orient, LT, at. tempted to sail through Iell Gute yesterday, wh en the wind forced her tothe lee shore in the ico, where great danger of sinking. ber mainsail belng bursted Anchers not helding on, when she taken in tow by a steam. (o.Port Merci She started @ leak from being forced against the ico, Stmannn Atnarnoss, from Now York for Pall River, when near Stratford Point, at) AM on the 2th inst. burst one of the Mues of her boiler, apd was obliged chor, Fortue nately no one was seriously hurt, Subsequenily the steamer United States, from Fall River for New York, went to her Assistance and towed her into New Haven harbor. Sue will proceed as soon as'a mew fine can be furnished. Kxy Wrst, Fob 17—Tho British brig Coladine fs to be lie belled to-day fer expenses incarred in making repairs; the amount involved {4 about $4000, Snir N B Pacxrn, Steele, which sailed from Amoy Octo. ber 23 for New York, and passed Anjier on the 23d of No- vember, not having yet arrived, some fears have been entertained for her safety, mora especially as she has here- fore made rapid passages from China to this port. Captain Mixon, of the British ship Solent, from Foochow Nov 20 and Anjler Dec 1, arrived here Feb 16, reports that when he passed St Helena (Jan 13) he saw tho N B Palmer coming out, and on the th he spoke a shio which left St Helena Jan 12, whose captain reported the N B Palmer at that port when he sailed. ‘The British ship Ocean Chief, from Foo chow Noy ll, and Anjier Nov 28, arrived at this port Feb 20, passed St Helona Jan 10. The ship Resolute, from Shanghe Oct 26, which arrived at this port Feb 24, passed Anjier Nov 22and St Helena Jan If. The bark Ousuri, from Shanghae Oct 9, passed Anjier the samo day asthe Palmer, and arrived here Feb 27. From the above reports, and those of other vessels from China, it is evident that the NB Palmer is making a long passage, and that she was crippled in the heavy gales she encountered before passing Anjier we have no doubt, We hope and expect to report her arrival here within two op three day, when her detention will be satisfactorily explained. Spoken. Bark JL Thiermann, No-denholt, from Antwerp for New York, Feb 11, lat 43, lon 8. Brig Gem. from Thdies via Delaware Breakwater for Portland, Feb 2% off Barnegat (by pliot bout © Borgh) Lightahip of Five Fathom Bank, Feb 28, at noon, 15 mas south of Absecom, under sail, having broken adrift {rom her moorings on the 24th, but wanted no assistance, Foreign Ports. Dusepiy, (lease ig port bark Hazard, Karstena, for ‘an Manila, to Havana, Feb By Wattoa, barks Annis Tore (Br), Troop, and Tweed (Br), ae Now York: ra Brown, Brown, Sagua. Maydaurz. feb 10—In port bark Golden Flesce (Br), Rhodes, for NYork Mg brigs Sootland, Crowell, for do do; George, Perkins, for Now Haven nexi ; Coamos, disg (oerors reported dg); Kale Foster, une; sehrs Edw Lamey. er, Looe eapid see je Newbaryport dg; Ida A Jayne, of Broo! hav Salled loth, beg. & & W Armstrong, New Haven, Maranras, Feb 2l—Arrived, brig W H Bickmore, Bick- more, Bouton. Cleared Bi, bark MB Amon, Brows, Roston: brigs Martha A Herry, Chase, New York:' Frontier, Skinner. aud Addie Hiale, Dal Eddy, Peniacola; George heeteils “nist, bark Aberdeen, Cock. Brothers, Michon, Portland; sehr Hntaburg, Svragucs Calbario American Ports. BOSTON, Feb 28-—Oleared, steamer Norman, i, Phindslphia: ship Aliske thew, of Boston, 31S. Won Small, New Urloans: barks Sicilian, Porcivaly Cadiz; raph, Hanson, leiphia; brig’ Ariston (Br), Crowell fitesm; schrs Anglo American (Br), Hammoud, St Marc, Havtt; Tong, Kendall, Jacksonville; Surprise, Boers, Phila Kearsarge, Nicobar; ‘tage, ‘Youn Aviles, aris: barks Undine, A Coombs; brig toa: and from the Roads bark Rapid, 29th—Arrived, steamers Greo Appold, Baltimore; Neptune, NYork; brig Wm Robertson, Havre. BELPAST, Feb 3—Beiow in the toe brig James Davis, Staples, from Matanzas; schr Helan M Condon, Condon from Bucksvilie, SC. A number of veasels are in port loaded bound to New Yi EASTPORT, F . and Irvine, Di Cavett ter, do; 21st jaitie, Cool FORTRESS MONROK, Feb rae et, bark Victoria, Philadelphia; brigs Maudd, and Slaggic, Baltimore; scar 1 chra Ralph Sonder, Gros. nw, Cuba: Mant Ber W Alexander, do. FALL RIVER, Fob 1—Salled, echr Thomas Borden, Wrightiny my Pl a phia, GALY Feb 22—Clenred steamship Ariadne, Fid- ~) Hage. York: bark Sarah Douglas, Douglas, Liverpool; brig Amuion, MeSonnid, di GLOU! ‘tree Feb 23—Arrivod, sehr Isane Patch, HOLE, Feb 27. PM—Arrived, echr Pointer, Clark, Rockport for’ Philaden) 28th, AM—Arrived, schr loreuce, Nason, Provincetown for Putisdeiphin, 8 ark White Wing (Br); achre © © Connor, Royal Arch (ip), de Bellae Marts Won KEY WEST, Feb 20—In port Br bi vilg Celadine, lbetled for expenses for wi wchrs Alinira Wooley, King. from New, York, arrived 10: for Lavaca, wtg wind; ‘Constitution, Al- dkW ORLEANS, Feb 24—arrivea, Meamehip, Dudie Buck, Pendision, Vera Cruz; schr © A Jones, ¢ peed, Boston. Beiow abips Reichsisy, from Mob! Locke, from Glasgow: Sp bark Josofa; 8p brig Prudenie. Tioared-—ship tiadacsna (Hr), Canaldy, Liverpool; brig Alexandro (Ital), .c NORFOLK, Feb 26—A rs Miranda, Hardy, New Haven; Ruth N Atwood, cers Taee yh Wroet, RT, Feb Salled, nohre 3, Midnight, McIn- re. Portland for York: drstic. fhealys foakiants for dey Jone F Duet Hunter, do iver for’ Monk or Barred, Leach, vel New Cb near, Newburyport fo tor’ Newoastle, Del; F K bres bang Portland for Sailed -Schra Mary A Snow, Antone, Providenee for Nor- folk; Wild Gazelle, fall, Verismonch, NH, for a Jtimore: & H Pirber. Cobh, aid Ley D, Higgins, Boston for de: N Wellington. Chignnn, do for Pt ; Jane L Newion, Rich. do for Ric parents rehire Siltzabeth B, Hi York: On- Alice A Sonal, Stead, do for Valencin; Nellie a Benet rae Providenes for Baltimore; Mary A Snow, Norfolk; Nathl C Chase Kendrick, for NYork oF 3 ; lth, Harvey, fur New York ne, Bila well, for do; Seventy-Sixy ‘a, for Beb be Cariton'Jane, Brown, Fall River for Baltimore; A, ‘ook, Provinestown for Phiiadelphia; George & Albe: Donsld, Hoston for Wilming'on. Duh, AM—Sailed. achr Seventy.siz. All other outward bound vessels rewmain this A Wy snowing. a N&W LONDON, Feb iS anives, pate Fates, Baltics ioe F Portsmouth, Ni; Shas cat ‘eat, Dennis for WRHILADE .PHLA, Feb 8—Cleared. Darideon, Antwerp! DATE Hertha ( Nerw), Brown, Nuevitas, 3 sehontigt ire Zi—Arrived, steamship Obesqpeake, johnson. Dleared—Kark Howard ( PA ae es Havana, schr Fred L Webb, Greenica: ‘Bih—Clesred brig Meck nai, Bree, Sagua, PROVIDENCE, Feb W1, PM-Arrived, sonre Mail, Merri®, Richmond, Va; Allen Towie, & Bennett, Baltimore; Volant, Strong, Killaabethpor'. Cleared—Sehr Kate Wentworth, ie, Siem 3 fata Sailed—Schr Z Stratton, MoFadde: 2, Elita 2th—Sailed, + tore seee Handren, Norfoles ¥ Va; La- conta, merrh 1D, Feb 20—Satled. schre Amelia, Elima, New eto vosmoa, Hall; Bay State, schre Grand Island Sweet want Nvorks 3 miata tts, Wiley, Norfoll ‘NFR ei 60. rriy facquen de Milas, ‘Mulimen, Ghasgow; ‘bark Neille abbots "Serdas, BUaared—Khip W Tl Prescott, Batehelder, Livernool. M, Feb 37—Arrived, schr Pilot, Post, Rockland for MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, Harwoon—Fonom,—In Brookiym, on Friday evening, Febroary 28, the hoarse of the bride's parents, by the Rey. J. © Ager, Mr, T, Maxey Hanwoop to Miss Jennie Foran, Jersey City, om Monday, Fe! Lawe— Swerr, bruary 24, at the reakienee ¢ of the brido’a parents, by the Rev. Ne Dr, Matuson, Koww F. Lae to Minawpa Swarr, oldest daughter of Ezra F, Swoet, ali of Jorsey ‘He cards, Birth. ° Mrtr.—In thie city, om Tuesday, February 25, Mra, Racnes Mera, nee Hopeins, wife of B. Mots, of a daugh- tor, _ Died. ApAws.—On Friday, Fobrn 28, Many Apams, after f short fines, 1a the Stat rat - year of her age, her soul reet in peace, Funeral tervicos at hor late resid No, 20 Washi bie (Su ay) afternoon, at twe e’clock. Ti the family are ins ed 30 teehe relauives and frien Ate invited to attend the fg oteet, thie (Pandey) after ony at on Saet wey Loves Net tie hae ~The Brosnan of of above lodge are bi Todge rooms, No. 638 ag nen . ge at twelve o'clock M., the fusoral of our iais broiher Edward Alien, Meinbers of siaar lodges are fraternaily iuvited to attend By ‘THOS, C, CASSIDY, Master, anna Coavelaty, Saturday, Peng 4 29, Jes Lovisi only daughter of Charles A. and Pamela C, abbey, ag 2 years and 25 days, Funoral on Monday morning, at eleven o’ clock, from February 23, Many Acwes, 242 Clinton street, Broeklya. Max.—On’ Friday, wife of the late Julius Bergman, in the 25th yoar o age. The relatives and friends of 11 family and those of her uncie, Andrew Limbu aunt, Et zaboth Lim. burg, are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from her late residence, No, 6 Peck slip, this (Sunday) after ‘noon, at baif-past one o'clock. Brapy.—On ey, ra February 29, Ma) wife of Peter Brady, pariah of Larah, Ireland, aged 47 years. Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the fumeral,on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from pares fate residence, 247 Mulberry atroet, RY Brapy, the souaty Cavan, Cazz.—On reary 20, Srecca Lovisa Cane, aged 1 year, . Bente —_ 27 days, ve ‘The funeral will take cies from the residence of her grandfather, hd < s. McKianey, No. 1 Milligan place, as 3 eoney ) aft , at one o'clock. rs please Co} por ee —On i yen 28, +4 twelve o'clock, Manaargr, widow of John Gormley and mother-in-law of Thomas Fly; 50 Tre relatives aad friends of the family are sequaeiad to attend the funeral, at " frem her Tesidence, 543 West Twenty-n i, Dussav. Tae? ae , February 28, Isaac Drssav, late of perry oe juries received by a railroad acci- in 0, ‘he friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs, A. Dessau,of Macon, Ga, and family are invited to from the residence of Mr, A. Bac! f the family are respectfully Gro clack, trom hla inte’ reidenca, Xe ates fram jen £08) street, Brooklyn. ii Chi Dapers please Dovevar,—On Saturday, Fobruary 29, Joun Doxovax, aged 26 years and 2 day: ‘The relatives and friends of the family and the mem- bers of the Centre Market Association are respectfully Tequested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Stantor nS corner of Ludiow, on Monday after. noon, at one o’ctoc! Fox.—On fataraig; February 29, at the resider of jon, corner of Forty-niath street and Broadway, Rosana,’ the beloved wifo of John Fox aged 66 years. The relatives and friends of the ‘amily #2 are respectiully {the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at ‘er remains will bo taken to Calvary Gawpiz.—On Friday, February 28, aaer E, wife of Robert Gam! in the 43d year of her The friends and acquaintances of the “ramily aro re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late 36 West Fifty-fourth street, on Monday morn- ing, at eleven o'clock. On Friday, February 28, after a short but es, MATIA CAROLINN, the beloved daughter of ry and Anna Guso, aged 3 years, 2 months and 17 The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tho residence of her parents, ee street, this (Sunday) afiermoon, at two velock. Hay.—Fraxoms E, wife of John L. Hay, aged 24 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of New Yerk and and Raymond Divisions, 3. of 1, are respectfully invited to atiend tae funeral, trom Dr. 's church, corn'r of Bedford and Downing streets, this day (Sunday), at twelve MM. Hixp.—On Friday, February 28, Jouw Hip, in the 44th year of his age, The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from his late rosidence, No. 49 Clarkson street, op Mendav afternoon. at one o'clock, Herrernay —Wr.tiam James Hervexnas, of consump- tion, aged 24 years and 4 months, The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 404 West Tenth street, on Monday morning, at ten e’clock. Hunres.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, Febru- ary 29, Jeesrs Huster, daughter of Wm. R and Kate A Huater, aged 1 year, 9 months and 27 days, Funeral’ on Monday’ afternoen, at two o'clock, from ie nome her parents, Washington avenue, corner Hates, Hournems.—On Thursday, February 27, Marr, wife ef William Humpbrios, azed 44 yeara, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence (old No,), 385 Ninth street, ‘thts (Sunday) after- Boon, at one o'clock. Jaxvren.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, Feb- ruary 27, Cora Matuxk, wife of Fraacis D, Janvier, agod 30 years. “The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 260 Sackett street, on \ionday afternoon. at two o'clock. Jones,—On Friday, February 28, of congestion of the i im, Winutam Joma, aged 25 years, late of bark Gia- cier. Funeral will take place from the residence of John Miner, corner of Fourth avenue and Seveath street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o’cloc! Members of Doric Lodge F. and A. M. and friends are invited to attend without further notice, London (England) papers plea:e copy. Jaconsox.—On Friday, Fobruary 28, Jon M., son of oe and Frederica A. Jacobson, aged 3 yours’ and 4 months, Kxarr.—Suddonly, on Saturday, February 20, Caanrr B, Knarr, daughier of the late Joshua Knapp, of Bed- ford, Westchester county, N Y, Faneral notice in Monday's paper. Krerxax,—On Friday, February 28, Wiiuam Krarxan, a native of the parish of Multufarnham, county of West- meath, Ireland, aged 70 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funerai, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No, 431 East Thirteenth stroet, San Francisco papors please copy. Kerrgner,—On Thursday, February 27, aes of bi The friends and relatives are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from tho residence of her parents, 90 Thompson street, this (Sunday) a{ternoom, at half-past one o'clock, Kmxer.—On Friday, Febroary 28, Jawns B, Kimxen, ‘at the residence of his mother, No, 175 Henry streot, New York. Tho relatives and friends of tho family, and those of his late brother, Edward Dunnigan, respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, on Mon morning, at half. t nine o'clock, at St.’ Teresa's church, corner of Frenry Rutgers streets, whore a solemn high mass of juiem fae be belo ee Tue remains will be taken alvary C Kerwix.—01 Thursday, February 27, Jowia J, Km- win, beloved wife of Francis J. Kirwia, in the 24th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the mgt are respectfully invited to attend th ral, from hi @ residence, 304 pel a pio street, this (Sunday) af oon, at two Leena. —On Thursday, February 27, of bronchial con- sumption, Pauentiwe Larta, aged 33 yeare. The friends of the family, also the members of Doric fun rogimeds Stato National Guned, ati javited fied tonsttend the funeral, this (Sun: at ene o'clock, from No, 125 Leonard street, Williamsburg. Sum“oxa.—Brotbren—You are hereby summoned to . 68 East Broadway, thi day (Sunday), at twelve oclock M., sharp, for the purpose of attending the tunerals of our late An green Magee 3 will 5 nd HOPKINS, Master. J. on Friday, Peb. Thncss of eager Caves P, Friends and relatives are Fespoctfall Jnvited to at. tend the funeral services a is anaes’ bg em obureh, Bergen (Rev. Dr. tor’s), ernoon, ab two ‘Pelock. ‘The eet will bo maved to the family vault cp Morvistown, N. J., on Mon: Lovr, —Oe Frid February 28, aftera short illness, fees natin’ of Copenhagen, in the 2d year of ee anerat wit take place from hm late residen No, 20 East Fifteenth street, thie (Sunday) aE ten o'clock. His family and friends are respectfully vited AY aitend; also tho members of the Me ‘On Saturday, February 20. Mrs. Moxacan, aaa — jurday. . native of the parish of Oran, cousty Roscommon, Ire- 1 friends and Lap ty A of the famity Este reese fully Siovited to attend the fune: from her late yt dence, 733 Sixth street, between avenues B and Monday aftern: Cid o'clock, The remains taken to Calvary tug goth yoar of bin ineene Maem, an Moment oar ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally Invited to attend tho funeral, on Monday morning, at Le ye o’clock, from St, John the Evangelist church, cornér of Fiftieth street and Fourth = where a solemn high mass of requiem will be cole- Drated, from theace to Calvary Cemetery. Mouwt.—On Friday evening, February 28, of scarlet fover, AGNRe by ger daughter of Andrew and Emma t, aged 4 yonrs, 11 months _ 23 days, et caption tse ete full; invited te 0 on oe noon, at teres eS wreot, Ho- ken, N. mato Thursday, February 27, Enwaro Mo. Grate, o iitese. of Bailyraggott, county Kilkenny, Ire- The nt the family are Ls ge tne ete to attend tho funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, (at one o'clock, from 16 Prince sirect, McLacewun.—On Friday, February 23, lar, Jaues MclAvGmtN, = A oith tu of his age, The friends ily are respectfully Invited to the residence of his daughtor, S procmne green tae (Sunday) after. ‘s Satarday, ew ee are has Mary A. art disease, aged 16 years, 6 months and to Lepla aad Wm. Jones. Bretiren bes ro sf Bsc ag her late residence, londay afternoon, at tiara ger olNmu. On Saturday, February 20, Many, wite ef Thomas O'Neil, perish ef Dunnemoggen, county Kil- a Tretand. from hor late resid wt hae as tent tone on sion afternoons, at oad O'Ren. = seen feiee Susie gris Pairiok aut Jono, a teepectl rato 2 atized ths fae, Troi hia’ le Pesdence, Nov 648 Wess Twenty: 9 — for the purpese of attending | zine | areeh, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-pest one es '—On Saturday, February 29, Tuomas E. Quix, of New York city, aged 21 years, The relatives and friends of the family and those of his brother, Jona J. Quin, are requosted to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 617 West Forty~ th treet, on Monday racen, at ove o'clock. Treland, on ‘uneral will take place from his residence, corner . hao) Deecter viday m¢ img, ‘ebruary 28, oy ~ 'y morning, ‘aged years and 4 months. The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully mine o'clock, from the residence ty-ninih wt a 26, Youn Syivasrer, in the 56th year of his age. ‘he relatives aad frienda of the family, aiso the jasoi to attend the funeral, from Trimity church, corner ef Grove and Montgomery strects, this (Sunday) afternoom, Remy. Tuomas RaILLY, a native of the county Cavas, Douglass and Bor sireets, Brooklyn, this (Sundayp f Bemjamin and Josephine Schloss, Mvited to attend the funeral, wi:hout farther notice, aS ‘ty, on Wedmesd: bers of the fraternity, aro reapectfully ‘avited + o'clock, 2a) ‘MERDEN.—On Fri February ARY Srmnspi the beloved wile of Matthew eee set ears. ne ‘The friends ofthe family, and those of brothers, Terence, Patrick and James Sraith, and of her brother in-law, Matthew im, aro invited ie attend the Funeral, fro West Forty-third street, thie lock, rina 28, Carmances, daughter Ronee . eco vor the family, and pas , Daniel Elsinger, fully invited te ral, from the residence of her brother law, Daniel Elsinger, No, 7S Willett stroot, this (Sum day) afternoon, at half-past one o’clock, without further Rotice. ‘Tarnact?.—In Parts, on Friday, February 7, after @ short tilness, Ames Tarnavtt, the celebrated loved, honored and regretted by’ all who know hor. Tom lday, February 28, Micmaa. 1 son of Richard and Johannah Tobin, aged 6 years, months and 9 days. ‘The relatives and friends ef the family are respecte fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 7 Rutgers street, this (Sunday) aftes noon, at two o’cleck. Wittiau#. —On Friday, February 28, at No. 29 Stantom atroet, Wintram J. Witciama, in the 67th year of his age The relatives and frionds of tho family, also the mete ders of the St, David’s Benefit and Benevolent Socisties, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Weish Presbyterian church, East Vhirteeath street, De tween Second and Third avenues, this (Sunday) afters noon, at one o'clock. Wooprvurr.—On Saturday, Wooprurs, son of James E aged 16 montha, Funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the rosidenco of his parents, No.'3 North Moore sireet, February 29, Grorcr W. and Mary Aun Woodru, JOUND—MONDAY EVENING, Twenty-eighth strest, betwoon Brondway aventio, a Hockathook, with a small amount of money Owuar Gan have i by éalliag at 13 Kast Nneieent 2, BE EN FULTON ferry and tho Academy of Musto, 1 omnibus or Aoade my, a blue lave Breastpi2. A liberal reward will be givem on the return of same to #. Mitchell, 62 W A CHECK 0} OF va. tr dun. Loree aad eahanaee ny Sle Meehan, The finder will please return same to Laano Nell 91 Third’ street. I OST-ON FEBRUARY 4 OST—ON SATURDAY ADITERNOON, CORNER Duane and Church streets. a small Black and Tan Tore Anawers to game Jap: rediant plue leathor cow bame on it, The finder will be suitably rewarded ing it at S4l Greenwich street. OST—BETWEEN SIXTH AVENUE AND A. T. STRW- 4 art's, a velve oket, with one sleeve, A suitable re ward will be paid on its return to 39 Greenwich avenue | ephemera: Lia B. Pa aT THs MATIN at the Acudemy of Muslo ur Boa, Ander will receive tea dollars by leaving it at 242 Lexington avenue. OST—IN A TWENTY-THIRD STREET STAGE, ON rday evening & Salesbook. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by returoing same to 8, W. Wilson, 443 Wost Twenty-third street. INK COLLAR LOST—ON EVENING OF TUB 28th nit, going from wenty-fourch street and Nine avenue to Sixteenth streat and bighth avenue. The iad will be suitably rewarded by leaving i at 8. Conklln's, 44L West Twenty-fourth street, REWARDS. .—ALL THE PAPERS AND DOGU- from the residence 132 Willow Brooklyn, thé ning of February 24, being of no vi but to the owner, $20 reward will be paid und no q: asked {f returned or sent by express, Collect on dell _ Le aes 132 Willow sivests box 1,786 New York $5 —LOST, A PLAN OF A SECOND TIER OF BRAMB > in 8 building. — the avenue A line of ears, from Houston to Twon' urth street and Broauway. The ‘above reward will be paid {f returned to 171 Ludiow streck, $2 . from 08 Fifth avenue, a King Charies Span! enswors to ‘ans has a bare spot on’ back. ‘the above row: will be paid for the dog or intormation where she may be found. $50 REWARD AND. NO QUESTIONS ASKED POR JU return of parts of two sets of double black mountad Harness; one haraess square deo’s and the other round dee's, initial letter Ci also one single Harness, black ‘moutited, initial letter G. all nearly new: #tolea from mable Mab Last Twenty-fourth street, February 2, 1908. a5 $50! REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THis KB covery of the goods stelen from 129 Duane street on the 20th mst. or im proportion for «ny part of them, gonuiating of black Silk, 24 inches wide, “dark brows Volver staall colored figured silk Poplins on role, colored twilled Lining Sika, checked Foulard Silke; also fancy Silk Scarfs and Cotton uloves, L. & B. CURTIS & CO, $5.000 Urmert b~Rumad@t etormaoue REWARD, —LOST, LAST FRIDAY Ol SATUR liveral rewards are pald for confidential inform: garding frauds, embezzinment, robbeiy. foraers. ‘on, fe All dishonesty skilfully sifted for persons inter eaten YOU CAN G2N GENUINE BRAZILIAN PAROLE » Spectacies and Eye Glasses at the Optical losutute, 1,133 Broadway. OTTAGE HOUSES.—WANTED, DRAWINGS AND eatimates of wooten Houses, to be Ade dress 1, 2,598 Fs" AND PROVISIONS for the the Lenten Season, of choice qnality and at low prices, by GRO. 0. PARKER & RO. 251 Washinaton street, corner of Murray. IRB ESCAVES "OR TENEMENT HOU-BS Por to conform to the requirements of the new a excelsior Iron Works, foot of Fourteenth street, H. 24 peg hee COMBINATION One LIFé ry eee Apparatus. Patented Woh “The attention St ihe puniie ta called to the above invention, the object and purpose of which 14 to afford @ safe aad casy mode of Fapid motion tn the only udus wo the, safety of tne simmer, but ‘secu! faites sod gentlemen stterwise’ nos. able to bong yy the eee jy iain and bac foals, #0 arranged as to be unier tho eacy and ready cont Of the switniaes, with Luued gloves for tee hanée aid lamea ‘water he tay; propel Riunssif slong by’ the. ribbed fine wpee water he may props! ne ne the ves and ae Ata iite-preserver Olsen's lovem tion has bysal'who have examined it supocsar Sony ether, apparcius Yor, ihe same parpess., 10 is iy applied wad used, and can bo ea:ried ‘Folded up to Saratas Ti BE mesutactared und wl. whciapale Siperetne © ‘manuta oy gy & RITZMANN. ‘Rw Boweryfand 176 Wa. i eet. ‘and gentlemen can have. swim J nant J io by note their measures at the place manufacture, 3 Bowel re po Sg will attend to Fer ali further particu! tne inventor, Mr. gilsen, either by ‘lewer or ‘Sersomallyy ot ‘otice, OUSERREPERS, LA LJ Rigrieren te on iy at io end a Greenwieh st., New Yort, a Tee at Bug! venkat Tea $1. Goes Poacrnera Coffoem, Ie. to We.; best in market, ‘All arades of Sugars ai refiners’ prices, Now Oriesns Molasens, ‘THOS. R. AGNEW. Y 1 197! |. Berhard, mberely jenuare Inserted withow’ of ‘stumpa; doc:ded i better sae- Its surface Is as soft, velvety and yielding as the Nira} roof of the inoath. | Strangers visitiog the city caw fe thelr werk fluished w! ofice. Moveable plmnpers adjnated to old Bia” Git nod arnining spect> mens. Nitrous gas given. Robbor sets, $10, warranted, 42) Bixth avenue, threo doors be.ew Twent “A RIIFICIAL TRSTH, WITH ALL The Lar a2 oremments. Sete nseried cheaper, for good ital work than an: other exablisurpent in the workd. At lod with arenas, REAP DISCOY! by H. 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