The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1869, Page 7

. | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | Sunpay, Jan. 17, 18960. Perhaps not the least interesting feature which the “Operations in Wa!) «treet during the past week have presented has been the brisk inquiry exhibited for Southern State bos and other securities of that sec- tion, commg largely, too, frem the people resident there, reflecting, as it does, the rapid and posl- tive recovery of ihese States from the mone- tary and material depression consequent upon the late war, aud, what is equally gratifying 1n this connection, the belief of the people themselves most affected thereby in such recupera- tion and future prosperity, It is clearly apparent from many sources of intelligence that while radical Politicians of both stripes have been engaged in wordy warfare respecting their favorite methods of governmental reconstruction, and to suit their dif- ferent purposes have at various times presented the most shocking pictures of lawlessness, disorganiza- tion of society, poverty, lack of enterprise, para- Jyzed energy and wrotchedness, as true illustrations of the state of aifairs existing in the de- funct confederation, = very large proportion of the Southern people themselves, quietly fenoring the existence even of such selfish inter- meddiers, have been carnestly at work in securing a Practical reconstruction, that would eventually con- found these partisan philosophers, and by the short. Cut of a commercial and monetary association with one another and witi the North render easy of so- Yution, as simply logical in their development, all affecting their condition or status in | @ political sense. This has been partly ac- ‘complished through the assistance of Northern capital, which has been largely invested in the in- Gustrial interests of the South, with go far very (gratifying results. Nor is the course of speculation 4n this direction stopped yet; on the contrary, many of the large pluntuiivas, which, owing to the in- ‘ability of their Souinerm owners to work them Properly for want of means, have furnished but a ‘mall proportion of ie crop which their extent and @apacity render (!\°1) capable of, are every day pass- into the bands of Northern capitalists with the meas and the intention to apply ali he 1atest implements of modern invention to their €ultivation ani iy ovement, The very considera- ‘Die cotton crop this year, exceeding the anticipa- ‘tions indulged in « ‘ning it, has stimulated enter- rise all through tie South and, with ite gratifying iits, awakened pew energy in the people. There 4s no reason why it should not be greatly improved ‘wpon next year, 2 before the close of Generai ‘Grant’s administ on we may confidently look for &s large a production of the staple from free labor and modern machinery as in the most untiful year of the old régime; indeed, ‘with these be appliances to the cultivation -of the soil, far excccding it. There is no surer test of the faith thai is in any man than his willingness to tisk his money upon tho correctness of his opinions; And thus when we an active demand springs up iF @ period o: 83 for these securities which bere ir vaiue in the prosperity of the Southern tes, it is the best evidence that could be pre- ented of the improved condition and prosperity of Wing is @ comparison of the ® bonds most largely dealt in 1t tue close of business last uring the past » night and at t of business the Saturday ight previous. Jan. 9. Jan, 16, Louisiana sixes 70 ail 73 a4 uisiana levee #1 x¢ forth secetee ss Sixes, new. TL MIXES... .. 0.00204 81 ‘The course of the money market daring the past week did not bear out the anticipations felt upon the publication of tic bank statement the Saturday afternoon previouy, at least until near the close. Yesterday, however, fully justified the expectations ‘then indulged tn of approaching ease, money being obtainable at seven per cent currency, end it before the close of banking hours at six. This Giminution of the rave at that time on Saturday is ashy accounted fur by the desire to secure the wo days’ interesi; but from the feelmg in the Biarket all through the day and the very tavorabie Presentment of tie associated banks it 1s not un- Yeasonabie to expect a continuance of this ease. The totals of the bank statement last night, as Compared with toe of the previous week, are as follows :— Jan 9 258, 792, resenting the following differences:— nocrease of loans. ease of rou t Gold during the week has advanced a full one per Cent, having at one time exceeded that by three- eighths, but growing weaker towards the close. The haye been of fair extent, but the pur- chases scarcely syficient of themselves to cause this Ancrease in the premiom, which, doubtless, arises imostly from a teciing of uneasiness respecting the peace of Europe, excited by the unsatie- factory progress oT. the Paris Conference, There gre certainly no local disturbing influences o @ character sufficient to thus affect the mar- Ket, even the discussion of the financial question in Congress being now pretty generally re- @arded as not likely to have any decided result this pession. The foilo wing table shows the range of gold @uring the weck ani also on the several days of the Governments have been considerably disturbed uring the week by reports circulated in the inter- gest of bear operators, that the government was about to issue new bonds, _ which, notwithstanding the ex- {stence of a large investinent demand in the market, wing maturally out of the disbursement of the january interest, had che effect of depressing them; but upon the dissipation of these rumors they ral* Jed promptly and at the close last night were firm @t an advance upon the prices of the previous Satur- Gay night, as will be seen by the following compan- son— ¥.8 os reg. nix's ta niga A ewe a a User cape isi: Haale | 1a 8 Hai v. 762.. 108% 01083 108 wv. 113% 8 113. 12% @ v. Yoox a 100% 100% 8 100% ia 100% @ 110 110 a 110% v. 706 10834 © 108% 1083, 1083 u 108% @ 108% 108% @ 1088 ba 108% © 109 108% @ 100 v. 103% @ 104 104% @ 104% v. 106% @ 107 10T% @ 108 OL @ 10136 ‘The stook market for the week was on the whole ‘In favor of the bulls, notwithstanding the uneasiness caused early in the week by the continued closeness bf the money market in the face of a favorable bank NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1869. to'1203¢, but closed “off” that figure. The rest of the list, except the express and miscellaneous shares, was rather bearish and unsettled in consequence of the rumors afloat respecting the tntention of the bear clique to seek the gssistance of Western courts aud Legislatures to defeat the plans of the “ bulls,” as, in the case of the Cleveland and Pittsburg road, the stockholders secured the discomfture of the Erie clique, Of the inception of these efforts nothiag definite 1s known, and of their effect upon the mar- ket and thé movemegts on the other side everything at the present time is mere speculation. The closing quotations at the second open board were as follows:— Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express, 25 8 2634; American Express, 3814 bid; Adams Express, 52% a 62%; United States Express, 46 @ 50; Merchants’ Union, 13 & 15; Quicksilver, 2434 @ 24%; Canton, 54% a 54%; Mariposa, 6 bid; do. preferred, 23% a 2314; Pactitic Mall, 12234 @ 122%; Western Union Telegraph, 33% @ 84; New York Central, 1613 @ 161%; Erie, 38% @ 38%; Hudson River, 131 a 132; Harlem, 130 a 181; Reading, 95% a 95; Bankers and Brokers’, 103 bid; Aiton and Terre Haute, 40 a 41; do. preferred, 65 a 67%; Wabash, 62% s 63%; do. preferred, 77; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 7434 8 7434; do. preferred, 933; 2 93%; Fort Wayne,g120% @ 121; Ohio and Mis- aiasippi, 33% @ 3334; Michigan Central, 11834; Michi- gan Southern, 90 a 903; Pittsburg, 88 a 88%; Toledo, 108% @ 104; Rock Island, 128% a 12834; Northwestern, 82% @ 82%; do. preferred, 88 a 8844. As is usual on Saturday, there were no boards later than this, but an animated business was transacted in the Long Room up to four o’clock. The following were the prices here just before the publication of the bank statement:—New York Central, 163 a 16334; Reading, 961¢ @ 9534; Milwaukee and St. Paul pre- ferred, 94; Fort Wayne, 120 a 120%; Ohio and Missis- sippl, 3344; Michigan Southern, 903¢ a 902/; Pitts- burg, 87% @ 88; Toledo, 103% a 104; Rock Island, 12934 a 129%; Northwestern, 82 a 8234. ‘The foilowing were the closing street quotations at five o'clock yesterday evening:—New York Central, 1627¢ @ 1633<; Erle, 38%¢ 838%; Fort Wayne, 12135 bid; Michizan Southern, 90% & 90%; Rock Island, 1283; Reading, 95% a 95%; Northwestern pre- ferred, 88 @ 883; St, Paul preferred, 94 bid; Ohto and” Mississippi, 33% @ 3354; Wabash, 625, bid; Pacific Mail, 122'¢ @ 122%. Annexed is a comparative statement showing the shipments of specie from this port last week and during the year to date, together with those for the corresponding periods in 1868:— 1868. 1869, Third week......... « $873,531 $405,700 Previously reported. . 6,637,400 745,628 Total...... seseceseses $5,010,931 $1,151,323 ‘The exports of specie to date in the previous six- teen years compare as follows:— $1,829,042 1,878,424 2, 194,314 Suvjoined is the total valuation of foreign imports at the port of New York for the week ending Janu- ary 15, compared with that of the previous week :— Jan, 8 Dry 1,057,193 General mcs 2,500,320 Total for WeeK. ....+..« $3,537,513, $5, 748,338 ‘The imports of dry goods for the weck and since January 1, 1869, compare with the corresponding pe- riods in the two preceding years as follows:— 1867. 1868. 1869." +++$2,221,003 $1,541,326 $1,369,336 rket. 2,047,361 251,895 1, 367,780 Sine Jan. 1. Entered at port..., 6,255,967 2,516,014 2,406,520 Thrown on market 4,041,745 2,210,208 = 2,399,908 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Asixs,—Receipts, 2 bbis. Pot were steady at $775 a 87871, with email sales at these prices, Peari were dull st $8 87. Corrxg.—Rio was in demand, but business was restricted by the increased firmness of sellers, who demanded ixc. higher prices, in consequence of the very favorable news from Rio, West India descriptions were dull and nominal. Corron.—Recelpts, 6,771 bales. The market was fairly active, the demand being princtpally for spinning and speca- lation, but prices were heavy and generally lower. The sales were 6,771 baies, of which 2,087 wore taken by spin- ners 1, by eres 161 a 2, rast Tue selon. veslase, were Gib valos on slvateverman = ‘The market closed “aes at the fol ie w= Sy quotationn: Low middling. Middling . 4,918 vags corn meal, bu 5 do, rye and 8 3 _" changed, jh considerable was ‘done for shipment to the West In: en a rt a for win- ter wheat flour. orn, Prices were orn nal. were abont 10,00 bbls. Southern was dull, but. in val ‘The sales were 250 bbis. prices. ‘the i 5; ns, i i ft is if fl B i u M The market for pork continued to rule dull. and heavy, afd Bair Sor Set, GOR a iS Hs * | a0 boforsrtrn prime, “Dreswed bogs were le lower, eatern selling at 13igc. a 18ivc. and city at 1c, a 14°40, Boot Sea ie sheets Ges pee cota about 120 bbis. at #110 for plain mess and @18a id demand, a0 roe ringer for India do, Beef hams eae Heel i ele tn hams, for do. Bacon was iat sme ear ‘. thor do Weaite rib, Me. @ inartal forint Pay hen at I8e. @ 190. for No. 1 to prime he latter Seciry and lower slomug os bie $0 inbult. We heard of ‘ a Fotined was 3 Hi Say Pe Tyas | | REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Pe serrord ‘Transfers on Saturday. Rereon shaw iat ot ar Lea * re Saar Weld ay, 3) 186 of Ciasson ay, ttn of Ws ean sca n of Lafayette Cermo: wa, 87 ft of Mystle ay, 18. 9X7T DoKa'd ay, 0 #, 50 ft w of Bares. av, 75x14. Franklin Crown st, @ a! Marcy av, w 4, 10 fen of Gates av, ‘and enece ava, ne corner, W0xgxi¢0. Myrtle av and Gold at, 4 w corer, :xSJx16.83254i Myrtie av n 8, e of Lawrence st, i2x7 ve Fein pty hoon, IN QURENS COUN Broadway, 6 s, lots 77, and 80, * putom ‘KILLS, Thompson st, 6 8, 450 {ts of Jackson ar, 235x100. Sevauth av, wy 35 8525228. ae = fo of Ain st Sin 25xiud... USHING, #91, $2 and 9, each 26x100,... cove. Jove, ny adjlning reeman, vewdt Myrtle and Linden avs, wots bs (f al hoc t Glen 2% WENTSTRAD. Main Bouth Svuthard & Bto1 acres. a tists, bowa: Ot ahd jos wre siete mie NROK, Old House pcm road, corner ae Lacre ETH Hull ay, lots 27, 28, 18, wy ‘Tyler & mie, 8 acres... HEWTOWN, Newtown and Flushing av, ¢ ¢, 13 lot, Maspeth map Lot 14, South Wallamaburg map, 25210. NORTH HRM PATE, Highway lo Manhasset, © 8,2 i018, vad) Van Pet's. Qrobard at, w a ATED ft w OF Albortwon ay, 03143 Orchard ats s.821-10 ft w of Albertayn av, 4Fxi40 Hempstead and Flisbing road, ‘acy Terry's Lots 14, 15 block O, 25x10. “ TRANSFRES IN WESTORE: Westchester av, #6, 12 lots at Verplanck, eac th st, ws, Lote'70, 72, block. 14; Vorplanck, 50200. irs th ay, ws, lot 41, Mt Vernon, 1002105. New Vork to White ad, church lind, 100x135. Main st, n a, lot 36, Stofms’ property, 60x150. MOPRIBANTA. Melrose st, ns, 115 (te of Terrace place, 101x115. Pontiac and Trenton ave, werteriy sores! Ls Sth st, na, 109 feof Raflroad av, 43x140. WEST PARMS. Valentine and Central avs, # ¢ corner, 100x17 YONKRRA. Main and Depot ats, a w corner, 5x50.. Cron TRANSITES Th FABIX COUNTY, ‘Crons at, 102 ft w of Serine at, 235x101 Goble at, wa, 435 ft a AR meg Green st, 8 s, 101 ftw fof Colum Macazine st, w 8, 881 ft s of Terr; Railrond av'and East Kinney ‘Silk at, Richard Miiler’s property,’ ee sll Waverley place, s #, 60 ft w of 00 Waverley place; na! 13 ftw of Guitman sty 253105 000 DMLLRV LB. John st, m4, Indefinite Lot, 60 LooMrt Plot of Amos Ward's tangy axl CLINTON, New st, ws, GF Ball's property, iil Southwest cor William Tichenor’s Tana ig 30 EAST ORANGE, Park at, ng, 615 fe of Washington st, 200x856. LIVINGSTON. Road passing J Mulford's plot, 54 acres. MONTOLATR, Newark and Pompton road, # w ¥, lot x186, Park st, Win Sigler’s prop.: Burasido st, n w s, 767 tt n ot Washington at, 50x10 TRANSPFES IN HUDSON COUNTY—JERSRY CT f, 10.6 ftn of South Bel at 12350 250'ft w of Warren at, 4x1 NOBTH UEROEN, Reacon ar, ns, M8 fh of rand ae, x00. 600 Borgen av, Washin ‘Annpctation, Sact0. 3.000 Grand nv and Fim st, nw corner, 10x10, 2550 Grand av sed Pine at, 8 w corner, my 2,050 Grants 28 ft n of Spruce si, 25x1 00 Grand ay, @ 8, 160 "tn of Spruce at Ol 1,200 RRC R Bowden st, n#, near Monticeli oa, Wa Ne Hebden at, # 4, 200 ft from Bellevil rond, 26x00 Hebden st, # a, 490 ft w of Jobn at, 2x19. Morris Raiiroad av, na, lot No 10, Dey's map, 951100. i Sd st, e 4, 250 ft from line of John Williams’ land, 2ox100, 840 GREENVILLE. #, between Kssex st and old Bergen road, 950, NORFOLK FRUIT AND TRUCKING FARMS. {From the Norfolk Journal, Jan. 12.) We have been favored by the ‘Secretary of our Pomological Soclety With the following exhibit of the various productions of the fruit and trucking farms in the neighborhood of our city during the past year which have been sent from this port to the Northern market:—1,000,000 baskets strawberries, 50,000 barrels potatoes, 40,000 barrels ite 10,000 barrels snaps, 650,000 heads cabbages, 20,000 barrels cucumbers, 160,000 boxes tomatoes, squashes, 2,000 barrels heets, 40,000 bunches es ranisnes, 100,000 cantaloupes and 50,000 watermelons. The estl- mated value received tor the above 1s $1,043,200, This calculation, 11 will be observed, does not in- clude what has been received from the sale of GLa peara, plumbs, cherries, &c., which would pro! amount to $25,000 more. From what we can learn the society has taken the greatest pains to ascertain the amounts produced on our frait and truck 1arms in this vicinity. They have certainly not over-estimated them or the money re- ceived for them. The above exhibit shows what a country we have in the neighborhood of our city. Here is a compara- tively new species of abe which has already ge eso in above a mililon in one season. What will be when all the counties around Norfolk will yoy one great garden and supply with early fruits, and vegetables the whole ofthe Union north of this port? LIQUOR ADULTERATIONS AND THE YARNS OF THE IGNORANT BOHEMIANS. (From the Sunday Me Mercury, Jan. 17, Some of the unfortunate Bohemians of this city whose fluanctal resources never enabled them to in- duige in a good dram of eeor. have, with she ef- frontery which merks their tribe, undertaken to cant on the — juality of stimulants. These wandcr- ing heroes of impecuntosity recentiy visited sone first class hotels and saloons for the first time, and by great of those in chat they were ong to take “smiles” of excellent brandy, urbon, gin and other liq cera but they found, of course, that the quality of the article was ma- terially different from that sold at their favorite haunts, where oa could become intoxicated by three drinks at the aggregate cost of ninepence. Some of these individuals found the taste of good menses — gt say unique, 80 ‘ar as were concerned—that Pe, imagined there was poison in the articie, and they related their expe- rience in the low dram shops tli it reached the ears of the leading fanatics of temperance, who at once employed them to continue their visits to Ty ned establishments, because they secured the largest amount of patronage. This was a ge age to the Bohemians, who obtained samples of excellent liquor, and then secured the services of a learned rofessor, Who certified that the samples oso - oil, tannin and burned sngar—s well tthe world. Almost every schoo! boy t i aware that fusil oll Is one of (he elementary ingre> dients of whiskey, bemg derived from the substance of which it is composed, and that tannin is found me all new liquor. Neither of these are ii furious n used in due proportion in distilled spirti vimeee without Tasil oll ia positively Petecions, ‘The beneficiat effect of whiskey from which fuail oll ts not extracted ts shown by tn fact that it is used in cases of consumption. and often results tn the re- covery of the patient. The Honemians, and their new allies, the temperance men, have thas dis- covered an extensive mare's nest. If we required any further proof of their iznorance on the subject of good liquor it t# presented in their report (hat some of the cheap liquor saloons and bucket shops of the Sixth ward, where gills of Bourbon can ase for half a dime, sold good whiskey, a ee price, and to rejoice the oe of the Bohemians who delivered oe the ex te, attack on. the houres where of the Lye ig wet ae poten by ye on vestigators is ann my p= all Sage ad with ti in neteortaes of which it the best advertisement they could re- tolves ut the raid on such houses is nope the less ro- New York tmports more good liquor and sells and uses more excellent whiskey than neariy Qny city in the world: and no one will believe that our ee oni eis \y aré lavish in their expen- poor or potsonone “gor Bourbon. eons The stu brandy, in or w about fusi! oli can be eas Fenton when itis known that corn Ln Mtn which is admittedly wholesome, or oteee bets min > hag of it than any whiskey fas ‘a regard for h i Rin stomach, parchass oh Bo-called Whiskey without the wholeaome materiais which there Ignorant. Hohelnians have pronowucea isonous in order to ald the cause of the temperance tic# in their present siace of desperation, COURT CALENDAR—ThiS DAY, SUPREME CouRT—CaNERAT. TRRM.—Nos. 21, = 14, 88 nba % 4 Court—Crncvrr.—Nos. 08 1031, 1049, 1061, 1069, 1060, 1 1081, 1091, 1097, 1000, 1106, 1107. aes bac ese 0 eae 604, te Mt cabs gt pal BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Steuer Rat~noap Casvarry.—Jobn Kuhn, thir- teen years of age, was run over yesterday afternoon by car No. 2 of the South Fourth Street (f. D.) Rail- road and sustained a fracture of the leftarm. The boy was removed to the somiamucs of Bi of his parenta, No. 120 Meserole strect, when it was found necessary wo amputate the injured limb. CARNIVAL OF THE WILLIAMSBURG@ ARION So0- oreTy.—The third annual carnival of. the Williams- burg Arion Society was held last night in Taur- ner Hall, Meserole street, The large hall was filled witn the aT the society and invited fae Prom of whom wore fool’ nine -aae until twelve to music and enn t after the | latter how fun gnd frolic , and the carnival of folly was cumciatas mauris: ‘fhe entertainment was uuder the direc: tion of the followis cominitiee:—P. Beringer, presi- Professor ssmcon ay director, and and Messrs. ALLEGED LARCENY FROM THE PERSON.—Captain Waddy, of the Forty-fourth precinct police, arrested 0a Saturday @ young man named Frederick Kalbaw, on complaint of Mr. Alvey Murphy, a lumber dealer in Flushing avenue, near Adelphi street. It appears from the statement of the complainant that on a cer- Sa carci aE while the latter was lying en- tered the Place and peed ped si ore wate and chain valaed at thirty-four dollars, and his con- tw seventeen dollars. He has “‘been wanted" by the police from that time to the present, but man- es ee ee way until Saturday, when the captain took him into custody. The arene ledged-his guilt and was held for examina- ion, Cuase APrgR BURGLARS—AN ARRBST.—About two o'clock yesterday morning Patrolman John McDevitt, of the Forty-frst precinct, noticed two men coming down Garden street having in their arms several rolls of cloth, They spied the officer before he could get near enough to stop them and immediately took to their heels and made off in the direction of Atlantic street. The officer ve the alarm, to which officer Powers responded and both gave chase, the latter intercepting a man, who tt is supposed was one of the suspicious couple, at the corner of Hicks and Atlantic streets. In the fight eight pieces of cloth were dropped by the fellows, which were recovered by the police. On being taken to the statioa house im Butler tse rok ve oner, who bears a bad reputation smog ee gave his name as Michael Lally. prety road years of age and a laborer by occupation. The pris- oner was locked up forexamination before Sustics Delwar on a charge of suspicion of burg! ee iadond subsequently asceriained that the cloth Lees from the tailoring estabiishment of “oe nes, No. 139 Atlantic street, and was valued at rere ‘The thieves gained an entrance by removing @ pane of glass irom the show window. News 1N Brier.—The funeral of police officer Horace Strang took place from his residence in Navy atreet yesterday afternoon, and was numerously tended by the members of that force and friends of the deceased, The remains were interred at Oypress Hill Cemetery. Patrick Smith, a child seven years of age, was run over on Saturday evening at the corner of Court street and Montague, and slightly injured. ‘The police of the Forty-elghth and Forty-ninth pre- cincts report a large number of atreet lamps unlighted last night, It is an old complaint in their section of the city. Patrolman James Hare, for the past seven years a member of the police lice of the Forty-niath precinct, eg at an early hour yesterday morning of consump- tioa. Robert A, Bissell, a poe by occupation, was ar- rested by an officer of the Forty-second precinct, at a late hour on Saturday nh ig oh on acharge of assault aud battery, Botts oxet Db chard McGann. The ac- cused was bieedit rofasely from @ wound in the forehead, and as the Pcompiainant could not show any marks of (Cran = himself the sergeant at the desk discharged hi Iron railing stolen irom off the premises of the Col- lege Hospi nry street, Was found in che posses- sion of Michael “Holmes on Saturday, a fact which led to the arrest of that individual, who is a junk dealer by occupation. LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. SrorTsMEN’s CLuB.—An association under the name of the Sportsmen’s Club has been formed in the village of Flushing, having for its object the en- forcement of the game laws of the State and replen- ishment of birds, especially quails, The association embraces a large number of names well known to the sporting community. These gentlemen intend procuring 260 pairs or more of quails to turn out in the spring, and intend entorcing the law at what- ever expense of time, money and perseverance. SUFFOLK County Court.—A term of the Suffolk County Court for the hearing of motions and argu- ments of appeals will be held at the Court House, Riverhead, to-day. A New Roav.—The contract for building the new Toad from Hunter's Pins to Blissvilfe has been awarded to Mr. John Moore, of Greenpoint, who in- tends having the same for teams by July 4 ‘The road when completed will be the finest in ¢ Islan Queens CouNTY SUPERVISORS.—At & meeting of the Queens County Board of Supervisors, held at Jamaica, on last, @ resolution was ad authorizing the 1e Dinalct Attorney to draft a bit pro: | Oe viding for the erection of tae new court house inthe the village of Jamaica, at a cost not to.exceed $200,000, the bonds payable in twent — A committee at the same eee appointed to proceed to Albany, to secure the passage of the bill. "MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. LaIng—Avstin,—On Mb ei pee we 13, at the residence of the ik, ther, us A. Austin, by the Rev. Dr. 31 to Miss Justina M. AUSTIN, PaToN—UNDERHILE.—In January 14, by the Rev. Dr. ak JAMES Parton, Jr, to AvausTA, youngest daughter of the late George Underhill, Esq., all of this city. Died. BLaND.—On Paeaey, January 17, Humrurey BLAND, aged 67 y ‘The friends ‘and nd. relatives are hog to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 30 Lafayette place, on Wednesday morning. at eleven o'clock. CoRNWALLIS.—In this city, on Friday, January 15, after a long illness, Tegretted. ANNIE LOUISE, the beloved wife of Cornwallis and daughter of Samuel T. Tisdale, ‘The relatives and of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the house, 23 East Four teenth street, on Tuesday morning, at eleven os without further notice. The interment will take .piace in the Marble s Oeanatary Second avenue. Craia.—On Satur =— 16, ABRA- HAM CRara, in the Soth year of ‘The relatives and ye hed danity are invited to attend the funeral, at of the Re- deemer, Bighty-second cures corner of Fourth ave- nue, on Tuesday at one o'clock. ce Grapy, wife of Patrick Dooley, v relatives ana Lag ae | lly invited to attend the funeral, from No. 160: West ‘Thirty- er orrOn ae momen January 18 Groncr, Eu.iorr, aged years. bs a ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon at one pn Ng his late $68 Eighth street, ew York. ‘The brethren of United States , No, 207, F. a - M., are hereby summoned to meet at their of Grand and Centre a on Mon- juary 18, at twelve o'clock M., for th roy | last tribute of reapeet to our as orotner hott. Members of sister haliy invited to attend. CARLL 8. Hi WELL al anne H. TaomPson, Secretary. on Saturday morning, Jan- loved son of At Nyncl , aged 12 years, 11 LES He day: Relatives and friends of the family, also the Sun- day school of the church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, the church of Nyack, on Tuesday afternoon, Lt two o'clock. LESTON.—At two o'clock, on Sund: oon, Eleventh 11, of scariet fever, at 226 wont Egieston, aged 9 years Janu: mireet, jew York, MINNIn KRLSEY, bel ter D. and Lizzie ana 1 10 months. A ieee remains will be taken to albany (N. Y.) for eaten 08 Satu ra: 16, Mrs. MARGARET — oe beloved wi "Or Levi Gable, in the 24th Tothe triendsrand relatives of re ay alto the Members of Thumeticus Lod Herman Sons, and Lexingtoa lek ans vee Brookiyn, her (oR readelan No, 22 (rear house) wien atreet, e . se eee pasa to oa at two oe cour Aste ‘day, Sanuary consumption, JAMES can, aged 31 years art members of fornyaiare precinct ‘are in- vived to actend the funeral, a his residence, Gates avenue, near on Tuesday afternoon, "clock, without w ifen oe ra, nae 1 owas Toon Sixclatives and frlende are tnvited to attend the fe Misia Ine reldence 248 148 Went Toirty.firet sree, Mane members van Grove Lodge. req to Fellow: Monday, jest leven O'slodk A. Men te ai probe Robert ern ners ere ly im~ day) ip Seemann. at eleven o'clock. ‘The brethren of Eureka Lodge, No. are hereby suinmoned to meet at there ‘ode Foon, Broadway, on Monday, January 18, at half- nine o'clock A.’ for the purpose of paying the las! last tribute of respect to our late brother, James Members of sister lodges are besten? 9c to attend. F, ALEXANDER, M, a 38 years. relatives and Iriends of the family are respect- Tully eee to attend wag? bari Poca ee af- helf-past one ¢ clock, from e real. dence, No. 15 Rose street id ies pw in Saturday, January 16, De WrrrC., son of the late Harvey E. and Eleanor A. Myers, i the 16th year of his age. Relative ange of the family are invited to attend the funera:, this (Mc ) morning, from the residence of his feananon 2 |. H. Pomroy, No. 550 Broome street, at ten o'clock, ‘The friends of tue fi =p respectfully e friends of the family are Sedat sgl ait intr teins or rent a rr on Tues- afternoon, at half-past two eee London and Dublin nae please Pe perme junday, Tenusty. 11, JANE, only daughter ter of Danier! ‘and Mary Mulholland, aged 8 montas days. The funeral wilt oir Place at the residence of her nd street, Brooklyn, E. D., this mday) me oon, at two o'clock. MCK ay. -On ae, morning, January 16, at his ‘late residence. 206 West Twenty-seventh street, after and painful fllness, James McKay, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, inthe 48th year of his age. 16 relatives ana (riends of the family are reepect fally ‘avived to atiend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from Trinity chapel, West pip nn elt street, near Broadway. plang and Newcastle-on-’ Tyne (England) papers MoquapE—On Sunday, January 17, after = short es iliness, JOHN P, McQUADE, son of the inte P McQuade, in the 2ist year of nis age. friends and acquaintances are respectful'y in- vitea' to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 304 First avenue, corner Eighteenth street, to-mor- ad siternooe, at one o’cloc! lelphia pay of peatEe—0n Tea Sanuaty 16 JouN O’HAIRE, Hastings, from the effects of injuries received by the Hudson River Railroad cars on the 14th inst. Funeral will take place from his late residence, at Hastings, on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock, PaRKER.—In Leite on. ereney January 16, vp Bradley or, M. D,, aged 69 years and The relatives and friends of the famil; et fully invited to attend the funeral, hom the resi- dence of his son-in-law, Oliver N. Bostwick, Clinton —— near De Kalb, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o’clocl SuMMONS.—The officers and members of the Ancient and Primitive Rite of Memphis are summoned to appear in the a of your D., at Montague Hall, Court street, Brooklyn, at twelve o'clock, on Tues day, January 19, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of fraternity to our late me Keeper Gen, of the R., Bradley Parker, M. D., 33, HARRY J. SEYMOUR, 33, T, Ill. Grand Master General. Quick.—At Nyack, Rockland county, N. Y., on ‘Thursday, January 14, of consumption, "hepanis rtm QUICK, tn the 74th year of his age. Philadelphia papers please copy. Roserts.—On nn January 1, Witttam A. monaee oer ae aged 62 years. to-morrow. SS acton Sunday, January 17, Francis SHort, e relatives and friends of the family are res} fully invited to attend the funeral, trom hus late resi- dence, No. 173 Henry street, on Tuesday morning, at + nine o'clock. The remains will be taken to the church of St. Rose of Lima, Canon street, where @ mass requiem will be — for the repose of his soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery. ‘SLocum.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, January 15, of apoplexy, Saunt W, SLOCUM, aged’ 61 years and 3 mae raotiie card gine of eas of funeral. Suyru. —On january 17, James SMYTH, e Osean, © and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from, his late resi- band No. 19 Jefferson street, on Tuesday afternoon, o'clock, The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Sryies.—On m , January 16, JAMES Posies in the year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the are ray igre ‘this (Monday! morning, at halt past y half-past eleven o'clock, without further Van DuYeR.—On ghn fy anuary 16, DantzL. 0. Van Lhe in the Tlat year of his age. The of the family are resj ily invited to attend the funeral services at late residence, the Clove, Staten Island, at one o’clock, and at the Moravian church, at @ ond By {wo o'clock, on ‘Tuesday afternoon. Carriages will be in waiting at Vanderbilt's landing on the arrival of the twelve o'clock boat from New York. WInsER.—On 8 , January 17, after a long ill- py wife of John R. Winer, in the seth year ae ee bs friends are invited to SS the funeral, on afternoon, at one o'clock, from Devnet sesiaoae, jo. 168 Varlok street, aes. k ie . UCTION NOTICE.—BOOTS AND SHOES. W.M, HOLLINGSHEAD, AUCTIONEER, BY J. T. WHITEHOUSE & CO. ‘Nos, 28 and $5 Warren erren street, WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, ‘at 1036 o'clock BOOTS, ott EE a orvonats, Hous styles, adapted to ‘West tera and ety trade. " LER, AUCTIONEER. on rte = gee naw nrrORT CASH SALE OF CHOICE LOTS colanires 1 A. H. MULLER, P. R. WILKINS & CO. will sal at auc. Aion on Tuseda Jz o'clock, at the Exchange and commanding views aA great beauty. A J. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER. Magnificent Housebold Furniture, Pranot eraieied st 8 cost of over $15.00, anoforte, Paintings, Bronzcs, Micrors Drawing Room Suits, iver, ia, Glassware and many Works Art at Pupil On this day (MONDAY) at the el nt ronnsion No. 7 Weat Fittecath street, between fithand Sisih ave. commencing at Tox o'clock. —— Suits, covered green, gold c1 id igdow Curtaing Match Cianderosewood laters tain, Cisek. Pan A. * M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEE: PLANO to pay advances. By A. M. C. & SON, No.7? Park Bites Retwece, Chureh and ibecodeny, oo Wednesday, Jan. ‘at 12 o'clock precively, one 7 octave ‘Grand Pi tie, by Clitekering also one rosewood 6 octave Piano, both wy SALE OF CROCKERY, GLASS, CUTLERY Fancy Goods.—HENRY G. EVANS, Auctioneer, J ee ‘at 10 o'clock, at 60 Barclay ite Granite and O. ©. Ware Rock W: 4 ae, ‘te. jn Tots to sult city ‘will be packed for shipping. AC PRE —GREAT BARGAINS FOR cast, esr’ Ron "8 Furniture Mauufact ny, ane Bs ten r Gaus, latest ot ea, $20 do. iy niall i mh of ‘all ted, Pare Redrvom, Dra fog owes brary Furntvare: cost price. Call before going to auction, UCTION NOTIOE.—LUKE FITZGERALD, ave. ome Hou mae Furnit ra at searaesers wovses =a or a zee Phoeolg 7 rooms, at balf-past ee\"en o'clock A. M., January 18, SALES AT AUCTION. fs last tribute of ‘to our late Gom: ay eg ere tora abet one ORC. MILLAKD, HF A, RaahTie, SUSTIRIERN cela hy ty & ing, Januay 16 ED | aston Wednesday, Jan. aration By ak io o'cloak, Iares amon WA iu U W helativen and friends and tie Lodge of P. and A. Best of gtycorel ogee, ora) ane een: nd halt sete eee aarias ens tee eens | Pannen sa eam erenten asain aTucsany morning, st ten orclock. Watches; indiea? diamond aad. iba at Watchon: siver iver KEeLty.—The funeral of the late Mra, Fawwy | Bisied ten Sets, (Casters; tam. table and Kxiry will take place from No. 300 West Twenty- | in the lin le aa pocket Caflery, end p23 reeds second street this (Monday) morning. Eee Flanotories to pay tivancee ten o'clock. The remains are to be at rn Lyme, Conn. Seninuen Taiar ‘of Sorrow pom [imevenon RB AND fot og yl SALE Leonand.—On Friday, January omen ot seneiteony Furniture, rosewood on eae Thee Laatlang, te 8 | er meal tu ay, nda Sa is ie ete The triends of the family, aiso the members of Riinsteonth aurcet, commencing at telrcleinske cousiotug et Bareke No. F. and A. M., and of Han- | elegant Parlor Suits inrich sain: Cenire T: e.; also K Lodge, No. 49, [. 6. of 0. F., are respectfully | ne rep Suits, elegant Bedroom Furaitnre, in fine carved invited to attend the funeral, from St, Ann’s church, bat } Mattresses, zich Dis in Eigoteentn street, near Fifth avenue, this (Mon- beer tile 8 # AND Dai Dar ste Eee ‘on’ Thursday, to close corner busing ard ik bes ce st Family es Store on'Ninth avenue, agon aa CAMPBELL & CO. will aiecedr¢ on Friday, entire Furni- ture of fonr Fa lars. CAMPBELL & CO, to xive attention to sales of all classes of merchandise or ty, as stores, houses and other pli yr merchants and other ver- sons ey ining ‘Beturns promptly made. Oilice $60 Bowery. iy Leg ied D. MINER, NER, ae) jes ng ESRUOM No. ; Art Gallery, 843 Bi a tOURRHOLD Founridne, removed to the sore. for fae rcalled Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, ‘Trimmtn, Koy eet Be wold on Fused Tuesday, Jan. Fi, ai 103g o'clock, at eat salesroom, No. 8 Cortlan‘it street. MINER & BARKER, Auctioneers. Br rir F. COLTON, a er eee HOUSB tonya ‘at auction. Tuesday, Jan. 1°, net of Cua ine Gar Honse, co Pp oy Of about 1:0 roome; also all the also all the large marble top Counters ch plate’ Mantel and Pler Mt Ghandeliers, ke, The ale wil contions for several dag une be Re Ap por syer Is closed. ‘atkraosa aft Pay menclypenn | poe on Mon Sard Bones. dy arate PHILIP EG, fe ighesaygee yagi Sh SELL, OW next, at the artista’ saiesroom, ry B Tuesday and ‘of Oil Paintings, Com? mencing at 1 blog ; Bag H. BURDETT, AUCTIONFER. at auction. Steam Thg Adelia BURDETT, DENNIS CO, will sell on pe mtn Jan. atl o'clock, within thetr store, I Steam Tug A‘elia, as she now hes ‘New Haven harbor, partially burned; terms cash. D. BURKE, A Jee ae Plated showeanes double bars, feet in style; belect stock of Win . Liquors and at any fice, together or Speculators, before offered ace HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON iay, 20th, ‘et 11 o'clock, withia liquor store 15 New street, the whole stock of fine Wines, Li more, Claes, c.; also License, Lease and Fixtures of above store. BEN HATHEWAY, ie TN WILL SELL ON Poarl street la a 3, 4c. ; within’ stot vig quors, Cigars, Acs? also Fancy Goods, Cul tive, te to pay advances, ENRY DREHER & CO., AUCTIONRERS, 73 BOW- ery. Monday, 1h, at 11 0" "elock, at 1.284 Broad way, near Thirty-t rind sree, ange ant ‘and fine ae of Frames, Looking ent of Frut Chrdmos and Glasses, Fixtures, &c. eo ER Te a as soll orcloe! and Fixtures, with al bie Leasey of a Lager Moe SALE.—J. BOGART, AUGTIORBES, Wile bende aa ER, Attorney for Mortgaces. MARSHALS | SALE RICHARD WALraes. aug, tioneer, well this day, ae Gay, Gow W o'clock, at 16 oy La, re: ‘COLLINE, Marshal. ees BOGART, AUCTIONEER — et Fictare ot Sontectionery ; Candies” Saree JOHN YL. AILLIER, Marshal ‘ORTGAGE Se ee, Seen AUG ‘and double 3: HOWARD, Attorney for Mortgages. SALE OF SHALL eek HOSIERY, VAN, re January HERIFF’S Vasa Goods, gue aaee _Iowarrus Fire, Depaty. HERIFF'S SALE. ‘200 baskets and bores of Genuine ¢ Wines ‘Liquors. RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, r sad ‘delivered, and Ey onder of Hon > gne of the Justices of the crue Hon: et ike Rie ot New ‘will expose to sale on Tueslay, the uy of Jaceanry, 158% ot Te ovclocy in att © wholesale stuck of Teas aad Grocerien, ee original Kenge wont of Sugary, {3 Sowmbendt ent aires; $ Sardine Peaches and Apples; a H Rinda; Ole and Gwroct armen ae ight ote a “perme Moi stoRT, Depat QUERIFF'S SALR ane GOODS, HOSIERY, 40. Wil sell on Monday, Jartoary 1% ak It gictock? at 134 Sixth ‘assorunent of Fan avenue, » general Hosiery and JAMES. foe Sheriff. ree MILLER, Deputy, HERIFF'S SALE.— ‘ac. RICHARD WALTERS, ustioneer, fei sett on Wed , Jan. 4 at ‘IL o'clock, al 984 Ws ~ a of M . consistiag of Steam ngines, Bollers, Pl Drilling Machines, Shafting, Pul- Hangers, Helth raiture, e.; ale0 of Sale positive, No ANTHONY MILLER, Deputy. sae xy wee 70 CAPITALISTS. PM ay! 4 MI > ‘nesday, Jan. ‘rehange Rew Yorn args Sumber of choice vacant Lots, ail sn'en- sreslarn bouduries of oy cn La boundaries of the Satta Presiten| Henate WMS arc Baw To ‘treet, VARUABLE PRIVATE Faroe iN OF BOOKS = by aucti Ss ‘Art Galleries, LEAVITT, STREBEI Sct 4 Cox Srerate ae reece atleast erat and rare Works, Illustrated Works, *, ie teh fn nandtome Dindings: “Gotalogues fealty und [Td wire ‘STATES —. re SALE.—UNITED STATES Vader a Cor New Jersey, o¢.— sila Pe i Dye eater, aly M. Kin! adition’ x= re eens ernest lama ow. Baxsauin, Der ea bu oe ssengamnsegecsee ary, at So'clock P.M. Ww, eck ak Canal ren, gece AY, v4 altura Faroe my a eae ees es ys ty? Mod ore Touee mae Sule Saas