The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1869, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1869. TRIPLE SHEET. thence to the from this po! be the tumbus, Ohio, to Oincinnatt diel system of ronda which must, for Southero pean Whatever ™: for the control of the Pitishurg, Fort of Ras cago roa, the Penosyivanis Central naanaeal ity Western and Southern outlets to Cin- cinnaui, Louisville, Cairo, st, Louis, Pekin and Chi- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ome ms ony Ped. 96 P. M. ‘The money market to-day was unchanged. More currency is going to the South. The remittances cago. from the West leas in amount. Commercial ‘The Erte line has secured beyond peradventure an ‘Paper remains at last quotations. Foreign | excelleut consolidated broad gauge line from New York to io Dlewaand, and Cincinnastt, and close connec- ioe westward to St. Louis over the Ohio and Missis- Toad, with good connections for Loutsville, geneviile ‘and Cairo: also that which ts of more tin- portance to its interests, an abandoninent of the reduction of gauge on tho Olio aud Missiasippl tine, wich had been already begua, and ateach of the important centres on our Western rivers is prevared to enter on active competition tor business with the narrow gauge lines, The past year has been one of great prosperity to the railroads of the West, A list of earnings of iifteen of these roads shows that the receipts for 1863 Were $76,143,220 against $71,444,045 in 1867. A large Portion of this increase has been over roads running through newly settled country. The Chicago and Northwestern, for instance, shows an increase of $1,717,286, indicating the profit which is flowing to the company from the new country developed by it, On the Milwaukee and St. Paul there is a gain of $883,953, but there has been an extension of mnileage on this road from 735 miles to 825 miles, The Chicago and Alton has earned the past year $4,544,133 on 431 miles of road (the first six months. of the year only 280 miies were run), and its total stock and bonds reach $10,255,982; the Chicago and Northwestern has earned $13,429,534 on 1,152 miles of road, and its total stock and bonds reach $43,985,363; the Chicago and Rock Island has earned $4,487,791 on 454 miles exchange is weaker, having closed at 100% a 10034 for the best bankers’ sterling, sixty days. ‘ The go!d market continues the scene of an obsti- nate contest between the “bulls” and “bears? The former are conjectured to number in their ranks one of the promment cliques in the stock market. ‘The Connection between the two markets is very obvious to every one familidr with the course of affairs 4n Wall street, An advance in the premium is almost certain always to produce a rise in stocks. The depreciation in greenbacks thus implied creates a more reckless and @ More specniative feeling. People who hold greenbacks uuder such circumstances are disposed to invest them. It is @ fact well known in the dewelry trade, for instance, that the higher the price -of gold the greater the demand for gold and silver ‘ware, The tendency of the market is naturally toa Yielding in the premium, and hence the strong efforts made to sustain it. Millions of dollars have been Jocked up, but thus far without success. Indeed, the price to-day went down to 1347, which so the “bulls” that another e‘fort is on foot to free scarce. This afternoon those who had out were taking them in against an expected ‘tightening of the market to-morrow. The loana made towtay before Clearing House tune ranged from it reac! Mat for borrowing to four per cent for bas toa a‘ S29 Fe a 4 yearrying, while considerable disposition was 7 The a Wd ao") winka’ enaaceente’” cana budget of the Russian empire* for 1869 amounts to 482,900,000 rubles, In the revenue ac- count figure @ surplus of 4,000,000 from the budget of 1867 and a surplus of 10,000,000 from the budget of 1868, these amounts serving to cover the increase of 13,000,000 in the expenditure. Thirty-one million rubles are appropriated from special sources for the construction of railway lines and for harbor works at Riga and Odessa, The Minister of Finance ascribes the increase in the revenue to a more than usually satisfactory harvest, and to tne stimulus given to commerce by the extension of the railway system, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCH4ND3, Tuesday, Feb, 9—10:15 A. 12500 US 4's, "81, cou.. uae ise US bo, hen Beal Ceaeineree: 22 lo.. Morrow. After’ Clearing House aix per cent ‘was paid for carrying, but a great many Boans were made secretly by the “bulls,” or such eb the pretence, The latter succeeded in restoring he price to 13534 at the close of the board, but the “beara” hammered away again, and the figure went own to 135. The “bear” side of the contest is the The “bulls” have now asan addi- adverse circumstance the appreciation of our in Europe, where their advance is predicated @ decline in the gold pfémium. European talists are close 2 obseivers of American affairs, the heavy shiprients of our securities across the show their belief in them as an investment. if be truc’thas “those who look on see more of the ‘tan the players,” the operators for a rise in ave reason to doubt the success of their ef- BoA a9 UB 5.x, 3 fi The rise of five-twenties in London 16%, the highest they have evér been 1 oft 1 sere se ‘wtbat market, means a belief among so008. wr fogs capitalists that our greenbacks ‘are not valueless after all, Let those in Congress who are ampmpting the chimera of a sudden resumption * payments ‘take note of this fact. The “taSterly inactivity” in the financial ques- ‘will prove the best one, Tle country is slowly surely growing to specie payments. mesump- if left to the operation of the natural laws of ree and finance, will be a fut? accompli with- jut the dangers arising from the sudden shrinkage Values which the plans of Congress would surely MOARTEE jult in. The gross clearings were $50,677,000, th the | 1000 Morrie & Eesx 2d. balances $2,550,742 and the curréacy balances a9 Morris & Egsox 1st 8736 TAW cone 680,449. ‘The Tange in price was as follows:— 100) Mil & St P8'aIst m 1 ‘iM 195% 1:10 P. M. 400 Ohio & Miss con bs 135 3§ 0080 P. Pt Wk Chi tat. 2000 St Lon ATM Ist bs 20040 €, Céind Cent ti 10000 Mari Te 10's, ett 1000 Bud, NV& Priel 7000 T, P'e W Ist, ed bet call 663 0%) dos. call a i ins, new. 18000 Missouri.” SiS 6 10000 Mich Cen $4, n bs. us 1000) 0&4 NW cb..... 20 Chicago &N WRR.. 10 Cleve & Tol RR. 100 Morris Essox Rit . 6 amer Cimbria took out $703,000 for Europe. 2 oy } = securities were ascensive, one lot millon gf AE? SN eee a 109, ae tls ae nally cloalse at 10% a8 The [gs 100° Harlem Ist m. { 100 Chic & Alton RR. 6 sha Continental Bk. 99 63 BR &St Jos RE pref. 10 Am Exchange Bk... 1156 uarterepust Twelve oOlock P P.M. 810000 US 6 60000 US 5-20, o, s id 1865 (old) are very scarce, owing to heavy ais me wt Ses reg i Bo tpinchatnes So Me nia. _Kive-twenties in Londou have gone up to | 1000 US 6299, rej, %62... 109%) 5 din F . fe 5000 US 6-20, c, 969...88 11s ind in Frankfort to 807;. The investment de- was well distributed, the savings banks being ee buyers. ‘The market closed firm at five o'clock ith te following quotations:—Uuited States sixes, 68 iis 861, registered, 111% a 112; do., coupon, 1180 11334; a five-Lwenties, registered, 1099; a 109%; do., ¢ou- 100 Pac M 89 Go. on, 1802, 1133¢ @ 11a do., 1804, 110°% @ 11034; 734 100 Mariposa pre! {do,, 1865, 1114 @ 11%; do., noyr, 1865, 109% a 108%; | rower La Warib 3S lana tere {do., 1867, 10957 a 1 do., 1803, 1093, a 109%: do., | 1008 registered, 1 @ 10274; do., coupon, 108% ‘p 108%; currency bonds, 101%, a 101%: The stock market was extremely dull after the first ‘open board, at which a moderate atmount of busi- ‘hess was transacted, The inclement weather and the “drop” in Vaciiic Maticombined to check specula- itive entivsiasm. With regard to tis stock the bulla” say that it has touched bowwom, the company ving decided to retire about 50,000 shares. On the other hand the “bears” assert that during the’past jyear the company earned $125,000 less and spent 266,000 more than in 1867, which state of things pre- ‘ludes a dividend. It opened to-day at about the ‘closing prices of last night, and sold up to 115, from which it reacted about one per cent. A deciston has rendered in the Erie case, vacating the appoint- fment of lienry E. Davies as receiver. The “Erie” as Wie street designates the new independent (board, will meet to-morrow to hear the report ‘of the Committee on Organization, which comprises he following gentiemen:—James Fisk, Jr., Charles nger, ©. C. Parks, George P. Clark and W. B, (Whelpiey. The price to-day remained steady at 06% a 36),. The general market was steady through- out the day. At the close an improvement in Reading ond Ohio and Mississippi created a ten- dency to \uoyancy, but dealings were very few and ‘the market closed tame. The closing prices at the open board were as follows:—Cumberland, 3754 « 42; American Express Compahy, 45 a 473¢; Adams 675; a 6834; Merchants’ Union do., 18% @ 19; Ranrasces 2346 @ 24; Canton, 6214 a 62%; Pacific 20 sha Fourth Nat Bk’; 19 BK of Commerce, 10 Canton € 300 do. Loo West UT 10 Chicago & Alton Rk WO Han &SiJo RR... STREET QUOTATIONS, Half-past Five o?Clock P. M. TITS, a 1% fai a Bb uo ak s Kock Isinad:: Highs i} Northweatern pe 91% a aid COMMERCIAL REPORT. TUPSDAY, Feb. 9-6 P. M. BuU.DING MaTratas.s,—For Eastern spruce there waa fair demand, but business was restricted by the amallness of the offerings and the firmness of sellers, who demanded $20 a $25—the latter for choice schedules. “Yellew pine was moderately active and prices were steady at $25 a $40 for specified cargoes. Laths were firm at about $2, with a moderate demand and Jimied arrivals, Lime was steady at #1 60 for common and $2 for lump. Rosendale cement was Ready at 88 W0 per bbls while bricks fiers freely nought after Bi ioraes ices—viz., island, $15 a #16; New Je: 3 ‘Groion," gin eany river, $10. S16 f, 14 60; Croton, North ladelphin front, #850 a “Jerswax'wes in, moderate demand and prices were firm at dc. mde. The stock ts light. Corrox.—Receipts, 6.544 Dalen, ‘There transacted, the demand being chief market lay's prices, baler, including 31 to arrive, of which 1 peculators, spinne: a, MOS by Hs paranat Bat pales low initio, for By the sales les low middling, for and 200 do. don for March, on private forma. March at, closing quotations :— Uplands aha Moditleand N.0. and "Florida, Memphis. Texas. 1144 a 114%; Western Union Telegraph, 374 a %; New York Central, 162 1624; ; Hudson River, 875g @ 187%; Reading, 94% a 95; Chicago and Alton, & 1567; ; do. preferred, 156 @ 158; Toledo and Wa- 65% 266; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 6435 a 60; Oo. preferred, 7834 a 793g; Fort Wayne, 117%, 18; Ohio and Mississippi, 35% a 35%; Michigan ithern, 033, a 9334; Illinois ‘Central, 138 bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 9235 2924; Cleveland and Toledo, 104\; @ 10434; Rock Island, 1313; @ 182; Nortn- jWreatern, 8554 & 63%; do. preferred, 915; a 91%; Mari- {posa, 8.0.9; do. preferred, 27% a 274%; Lake Shore, 202% a 103, ( Southern securities were more tn demand, Pri- ‘vate investors and a few of the country banks were purchaserg. Louisiana levee sixes are % to X ea ober Halen Eats rf better. market closed with the following quo- } * tn thers poy ner Tc boing chiety angen 3 And the (market wae decidedly at 26. a He. oa for Baltimore ada and ok wae oh, for Lake Superior, Glostng at about 27e" poet sh avast hi ean, a Wanst thee atone eh te 4100 lene! i tations:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 66)¢ a 67; do,, new, 66\4 a 66'<; Virginia, ex coupon, 56% a 57; do., new, 620 62); ‘Ao, registered stock, 505; a61; Georgia mixes, 82084; do. sevens, 92% a do. ‘sevens, in- ‘terest payable in Georgia, 87 a 90; North Carolina, ©X COUPON, 63 a 635s; do., new, 614; @ 624; Missouri sixes, 86\( & 80)¢; Loulsiana sixes, 71 a 73; do, Jeveo sixes, 614 807%; do. leveo eights, 86 a 854; Alabama eights, 98.204; do. fives, 6) 466; South lina sixes, 73a 74; do. new, 71 a 72; City of jemphis sixes, 63 8 64; City of Atlante eights, 80°. 84; City of Savannah sevens, 69 a 90; City of New Prieans consols, 78 a 80; Mobile and Ohio sterling, ig @ 63; do. eights, 60 a 62; Mississippi Central Ratl- firat mortgage, 65 2 70; Memphis and Charles. Aon, first mortgage, 90 2.92; do., second mortgage, 74 & 16. At the annual election of the Sixth Avenue Rail- W quinine, ret ria aos tae vital saa et "gum: deenses sa prises venocR AND GRAIN—Recipte, 6,134 bhia, flonr, 100 do. and 2.470 bage corn meal, 1,000 busliels wheat, 184 do. corn, 4,111 do, onte and 900 do, malt. ‘The for flour was duh, bot generally unchanged, thou there’ wae porwe Gio position in certain. quarters to force sales. There was no demi of ee ron *o wo to ox oy therefor remain nomi fornia dour was dull and nominal; bia. Southern flour was moderate! 11,000 bI rede demani Serena rn ‘but the arst has for cy ran ma a : ae. . oo “irago moon, ihough re rte yellow. sit abi he ese et pera a icaesaes | Reese HY a ren 1 ec at 220, 6d., 70 bhda. do. at S5a., 350 bales do, at Bl, wax it 256., 150 do. beet ats. 6d., 250 ih, tbe pees at | Bie sd, “the aries yere'-—A bark ts Biogkholm, with 3540 agi ai iss; 0 Hikish brig to Mutaneng. with 60D wi epee Vy Speamtenrle “ae ~ tn y voy at nt tale beta about bau mp4 ‘about 1,000 quin= anny 187 25m $1 50 for Dank ‘George's. Mack evel were ia moderato demanay b ont being in light iy frmly held. Thesales were about 400 bbis,, ining ae Lee a ear tore 0. V bay, B53 0 a #24 for No. 1 ahore, 4 2 18 30 for No.2 ta, 1S & $18 O0 for large No. 13 & #1300 for medium do, herring were wo changed, being hetdat 453, te, for acalde? and ie, Sie, for No, of no trensactions. Pickled ah were tloady ut bo for soale and $625 for cod. GUNNIES.--We heard of a0 salesof moment. Prices teat however, at 2c. a 2l/e. for cloth and 1836. w Tre tor “flops. there was but faite basinans the de- Mand from all classes of extremely light. Prices remained heavy at our rar igual lont, viz.:—Prime and choice grades, 160. a 2ue. good do., 1c, a Lic.;,infe- rior to common do., be fiz continued ju olfrmer guuotationy viz: Mania oF m 2 8D dng WD + di. ifs av fle Site Pe ont laees onmemel sd and ined Boh ach sing 13 0 ght, beta includin . Ho Grande, 4 Puerto fon i800 “ta rGeateat Sumter ‘ioodo! Woe ily 600 doa ‘salted Texas and Southern.” ‘The gales were Buenos Ayres, to arrive, 2g a 92% bbls, at ric, age, gol [ataraoros kipa, to ee Naas and 1,00) city’ slaughter, 76 Ibs. inate terms.’ We quote: Dig, Buenon Ayres, 2b Bas lows » gold; Buenos Ayres, 204 Iba., 34/0, a B3¢c.; Montes 21a 28 Ibs., 22% Cj 5 Oagrienten, 2 34 a 22 Iba. A ‘Grande, 20 0 Griaoco, wa Bie, California, 22» nab ibs, ‘dhe utters Contral yeeros 18a BI ibs. 2036c. B10. Matnrioros aid Mexi- ean, 22 a 24 Ibs.. I7e. 2 1c. oO » 2c. a Be, Tamplon, 20 a $3 Ibi. 19yge.'0 ge; and "Texan, 838 ok, c. NDIGO.—All kinds worse tected, but held wt full prises, VE Gnstema j Mania, #1 bss ‘Ma Ble, a BL i bite etal ao gold. oebw. For Sectch h ple then nage was dal! and prices were entirely nominal at © 4 of moment were re. or serioan na ott cally set prioea ware ia favor of haser. ‘There were sales reported of 910 tons Pou, id 100 do, Baueon ab 438. No.1 was quoted at No. 24872 #38, Refined bar was dull but steady $05. Ratio were. slow of sale, but stesty. ip value, bn being quoted at 855 a $66, gold, and American $74 a ‘ourreney. STllswtiehe.-Homlock was in active demand from the manu. facturers, and the market was stronger, though we make no change i th our quotations: The stock is considerably re. duced. Oak was in Beanie gotta active demand ‘at full prices, We lock Buenos quote :—Homl is a Me. ; do, Inididte, SMe a Blo; do. light, a ee Per ag Californie, wavy, Sic. a Be: do. le, di light, a do, Srinocoy" dey, yo ae a at do.,' middie, gc. a 0c. do. all Kinds and weights, 5c. "a 8 aes: poor do do, in the ror 2°90. er, nea, te dios middie, $86. a ide. 40. Hon bt dor ligt ht 8 er Bate iin Groh, He 9 eto ide 10. Tight, 420, in the rough, heav. middle, Be War wider de: bellien Se: S80, lo. Ii Lea. Ordinary foreign wa Wras quiet ‘Dut firm at 64gc., gold. a no salen of Moua 8.—The eprre Ket for. ‘an kinds contiaued to rule ae previously current. Sales 19 7 We Bie, aie. mn Racoegge ap Se. “a 40c.; muscovado, Feaning Wass a 486.5 Porte quiet buts ‘steady at the bbls, pee cegetnae at Li ng bbi Navat Brones—1 irits turpentine, 11 do. erade turpentine aad 1,700 do. rosia. For the ormer the market opened quist and lower, but subsequently became firmer and closed strong at 58c. for merchantable and §8!4c. for abipping lots, The business was fair, the sales bemg 293 Dole at Sige. a, Séc., chielly at the laller prioe, Rosin The lower | grades “were dull aud, heavy wat former pricés, while the fine were rather more sought after.) There | wore sales ol 650, bbis, No. 4. jut Ha ‘a4, b10 do do, black and common strained at $2 10 0. $2 55, 500 do,’ pale it £5, & £5.25, and do. #2 65. We quote :~ irained, 5 0 #2 6b; No. 2 #2 + pale, ¥4 60 0 8550; extra do., 86a 8% in better demand ‘and sales were made of” $00 bbls. Wilining- ton and 200 do, Wi ahington, ‘on private terma, ‘O1L CAKE. —Western was dull and nominal at about #56, OU oils were steady, with a moderate demand, the unlex being 700 bbix. elephant’ at #1 25 and 1:0 do. Northern and coast at 8118 Crude sperm was quoted at $2; un- bleached winter do., 8210 a 82 15; crude whale, $1 20a 1°25; bleached winter do., #1 30. Menhaden was get, ut bendy, at 1. Linseed was dull, but firm, a 81,05, ia canis and bois. Of tard, which was eh there mall sales at $1 75.0 81 78 for prime, winter. ‘Olly was ie dull and ver, being q juoted Phovistoxs,—Receipts, 1) bol orks Beh io. buch, 73 packages cut meats, 833 do. lard, 459 dressed hogs. ‘The Inarket for pork wat only moderately active, the tnctensed Srmuens of sellers restricting bnsiness. The uaies were about 1,000 bbls. at, #23 for new mess, 832 75 a #83 for old do. and $27 tn $2 for evita primes For future. delie- ry there were sales of 1,000 bbls. new mess for March ac 88 50 9 834, selior'a option, Dressed hoys were beary at Ibe. a Wize. for Western and IXe. @ 16c. for city. Live bags were dull at 180, a 1c, acobrding to “quailty, with nrrivats of 167 head. Beef was in moderate derpand and prices were, seady at 11 » 17 forplatn moss for extra do. ith sajos of 350 pole, within the Fange of these pris fama were steady, with & ino: erate demand, the ales being 190 bbiaa at #3) a git, Tierce beef continued to rule steady, the sales being 175 tierce: eat 27a B31 for prime mees and $82 a $37 for India do, Cut méAte were active and etroncer for pickled bams, but quiet, though steady, for other kinds, |The sales were 40) packages, ary at lige. a. ited “and pickled shoulders, Ive. for smokes! dor r pickled hams, nokeddo. and for bagged do. ’ Bacon was dull but steady at 18\46, a 16igs.for Cumberland cht, 1740. for long. lo Isic. for short do. and V7e. a 12 for Short Tb.” ‘The market for lard was quiet and pri her weak: “the sulen were 400 ye. a Qe, for No, 1 to prime ste kellle rendered; aleo 2,500. tleroes for April to July delivery, partat® Pas better prades bel in tolerably active semand and in light supply were more firmiy held, while the other grades were in moderate request and steady in value, Cheese was in fuir demand, both for export and the home jiuud with w light stock prices were firm, Wo quote:— mang, Sussex ana Orange county dairies, ins, per Ib. 480. Chenango, Delaware aod Chautauqua connty dairies, irkins. ee Cortiand, Broome aiid Sieuben county dairies, ia State) half firkin tubs: fate to good Weish tabs, Lewia and Onwego county. od State. . firkins, good to pri firkins, ordinary. Western e, firkins, good to prime. 38. nots and W incousin, ficking, good to prime Be a Zi Ordinary Western, firking fait to good. aBe. PRTROLEUM.—Receh 1,820 do, ‘The market for the “aper was dull rand d heavy, clos ing at about 230.5 though holders generally asked 23}s0, Bates Shiner SNe Bes rebued the marvot wan moore hut scarcely 40 firm, closing at about 886, for standard white, There were rales of 1.00 bbl + 9,000 do. for the last Half of Maret at See. 1,000 do. for’ May aud 1.00 for June on private fesiduum was quiet but drm ai #4 50 a 85. In Philadeiphia the market opened strong, but closed heavy at about business was fale the sales being February at tae S00 di fo x the Aree if do. ai it ‘ebruary at 2}¢e., 50 do. forthe ‘about 873e., 8,000 forthe rst half of March at S8\qc. a 25ige., 1,000 forks last half do. on ceca nent June to “August at Bee. and 4 “April to ber at Ping was slow of sale, but steady at 9c. a 100. “Wa henvd of no sales of moment, SU@AR.—-Kaw continued in active demand, princivally for Tefning, and the marcet was decidedly firmer owing to the advices trom Cuba, nced at C+ par I ae will be geen by "the ‘quotations a sales :—1,895 hhds. Cuba and Porto Rico Ce & 124 fn Ido. Cube ree. 0 44 do., + 1B prime te 3 Yak and *molansoe Bhs and’ boxes, 10. Pe javana —Box' do. "Non 10 12, Tie. io, Nom 80 18 a Slcsing prices eh ibe, for soft white ; for extra C. were further sales of q for eliow, fend te, atta linseed 1.800 bata to arrive iu: Boston, por" Mossonger, a: 84 25, gels. uy paid. Clover, though quiet, was firm, at 1b. « 1Bide: Vinx wan stendy at 82 60 a 82 6, while Tlmothy was quiet but firm at $3.50 u #3 75. STEARINE was slow of sale, There were small sales the range of 19igc. » 20)¢o., tn hogsheads and tierces, The market was quis, Dusinens by being restricted ited ph Shia folowing prioss = Aston’ in 70 Marsbali's and Worthingion’s g2 Thi grown on" + Tivstne’, $3'0 83 10; Beane 4y $2 65, and Turk's i 4c. 0 Be. per bus SKINA.-For deer the market was ms moderately active and prices were weak. The aales were 3,50 Ibs. Tobaseo, ime ‘Vera Cruz, 9,000 do. Central American and 4,000 do. londuras ou private terms, Guat were sicady, with sales of $0 bales Curacos and 13 do. Buenoe Ayres on private terme. We quote :—Goat—Tampico, 2, BT ge. Matamoros, 0c, a S50, Vera in BB a Bho, Jaence Apres, 4a), 800. } juracom, 47 fie. Blew € r Ibe jon dar Deer - We. ‘852 American, SOc. a S2igc. 5 Y Ja, 43 oe ‘Sisal, We. ara, disc. a Se. ; Fariy We, gold, ver SPRRMACETL<Refined was ‘qulet, but steady, wt 480, en: TRE.—Ordinary Silesian was firm at 6ic., gold, ough the market was a hs 16 tons were sold at 6Sc., gold. TALLOW.—The demi moderate and prices were a 5 ater. The sales were about 65,000 Ibe-at lige. mI "ce. TIN.-All kinds of ‘were but little sought after, but ne were quite salen wore slabs Straits on steady. Th vate term: ‘tow mt SI ‘on es, ld; BO ply ancaat We. wold, an nd 10 toe. Engle eA Boe do: in’ plates there je basinese doing at fall prices. Veale 1,000 Weveaben 0 at 8, gold; 50) 40, 1-8 X charcoal at BS 75, doy af d 250 pence assorted ry Rg iy Sieg ernie, 8 8 98 * ToRac For Kentneky there was an improved demand, chiefly rom memutnctirers; and prices were etoedy at OUF quotations, About £20 bhds, were sold at 1c. w Ibe. Sead- leaf was in fair bout the seat f desirable dese: went, rely of deairab a ere were eaten r: les Havaua, at oid, duty paid. We ale tore it rat the eal being lw) Watern tse eee = Soler ane eee Bho wooure, “at is, a a Seas farad. 3 the im: ye? the. | per, bins ss Mba fall ellp Galifornia nt B. and 5., and ». for small jot ih lots Texas a6 i0e. & foreign tho ‘i:gyptias on private terms. e LB OTs wes aya Tor tian cee ‘uiet but Sheady, ub 8. for unbleached onl M7bbia. There was Waser. —Keoeipts, better demand and higher prices prevailed.” About 125 bbla, were 4ald atisic, Wak: teOME—Aretio was in active demand both for speculation and export end prices wera materially hier, ket ciosin, enurally avkl ‘Tho salen, we pate oet attic, Pati 88c., 6,000 do, at #ie., 1,090 do, on private termas, aad wed e i, @ We.’ OF Norwest 1100 lia Were sold at y- THE ALLEGED FRAUD OW THE PACIFIC RAILAQAD. Conclusion of the ExaminntionmLyon, Wolf and Wilkinson Held for 'Prial—Goodall De- tained as a Witness. Betore Judge Dowling. The examination of tie parties accused of von- spiring to defraud the Union Pacific Railroad Pany out of 120 one thousand dollar first morizage bonds was concluded yesterday morning. Mr, Duncan F. Jett was turther examined and said:—The check now produced for $3,009 1s paya- ble to bearer; he sent out and got the money and paid it away. On cross-examination he stated that the check was a for another one, No, 4,087, to the order of ¥. J. Thomas & Son. The first Was dated December 19. ‘Thomas allowed them to retain the amount by paying interest from the 19th to 24th; another cueck was given, with interest paid from isth to 24th: on the 29th Thomas came and surrendered that check. To the Court—It is not usual to sell the collaterais uniess by pormfssion; when the coliaterais are mentioned in’ the note it 1s not usual to sell the collaterals. Benjamin asset, of B. Passet & Bros.: Wm, A. Dunham and John J, Dunlap were examined as to the pecuniagy solvency and responsibility of Simon Wolf, showhhg that he is insolvent and was so on the 19th of December last, Here the prosecution rested, and the counsei for the defence continued his argument In favor of his motton to dismiss the accused, ‘The motion, however, was denied, and, the defence producing no witnesses, Judge Dowling decided to hold the) prisoners for trial, an axu the ‘2ail at $10,000 each tor Wolf, Wilkinson and Lyon, In defauit of bail these three were ful committed, F, A. Goodall, one of the parties impli- cated, who turned on 18 comrades and became State’s evidence, was cominitted to the House of De- tention for Witnesses in default of $5,000 bail. At the informal examfnation the three persous committed made the following statements:— Wesley Lyon; is thirty-eight years of age; was born and resides in Connecticut; is a lawyer by pro- fession, and not guill Simon Wollf; A: ‘fifty-three years of age; was born in Germany; ‘resides at 632 Second avenue; is a broker by ‘occupation, and not guiliy. James Wilkinson 1s thirty-seven years of ave: was born at Albany; resides at 112 West Fourth strect; isa broker by occupation, and not guilty. THE REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF MRS. SURRATT. The Appearance of the Body—The Burial Place of Booth, (From the Washington Chronicle, Feb. 9, i) The President issued an order yesterday morning for the delivery of the remains of Mrs. Surratt to Father Walter, of St. Patrick’s church, of this city, and yesterday afternoon at three o’clock that gentle- man, In company with Mr. Towne and Harvey & Marr, undertakers, proceeded to the Arsenal, and the remains were at once disinterred. Immediately after the efecution Mrs, Surratt’s re- mains, with those of Payne, Harold and Atzerodt, executed at the same time, were placed in hoxes and interred tm graves near the scattold, her body being at the north end of the row and tie others ad- jotuing her remains in tue order named above, In the box with each body there was also placed the name of the party, written on parchment, enclosed in a bottle. ‘Ihe body of Boot was also buried near there; that is, inside the old Penitentiary building, near the main door of the warden’s residence. ‘The burial of Booth was quietly made, in the presepce of Secretary Stanton, Generai Lafayette C. Baker and two of ‘his officers, and Colonel Benton, commandant of the Arsenal; and after the grave liad been filied anda portion of the bricks relaid over it, the windows o1 the ware- room were boardea up and the door locked, The body of Wirz, the Andersonville jailor, was placed in the yard adjoining the body of Atzerodt. For some time the bodies were allowed to rematn in this position. A wooden fence was erected around the graves, aud a wooden headboard, with the name of the person buried below, placed at each grave. In the fall of 1867, when the demolition of the Penitentiary building was determined on, it became necessary to remove the bodies, and they were buried in the warehouse known as No.1 (ihe second building below the principal ofice), the bodies being placed under the flagging. Mrs, Sur- rats Was laid next to the north wall of the build- ing, and the others adjoming, in the following order:—Payne, Harold, Atzerodt, Wirz and Booth. ay the bodies of all ‘have remiamed until yester- day, ‘The coMn, when lifted, wasin tolerable condition, and when opened the Temains were found to be in an excellent state of preservaue ‘The face, though black, was yet periect in features, and wie le body compact and firm. The dress looked weil, and the gaiter slioes appeared to be not the least soiled. Upon the day of her execution her daughter, Anue, who visited her, took from her own bonnet a steel arrow and stuck it upon her mother’s dress close up to the neck, and which remained where it had been Placed by the daughter. fhe bottle, with the name of Mrs. Surratt written upen a piece of parchment within, was also in the cofin, and without shifting anything the cofly was placed in the undertaker’s n and driven out Four-and-a-halfstroet to Mary- Ms avenue, along Maryland avenue to the Capitol, passing around to the ieft of the Capitol to New Jer- sey avenue, out New Jersey avenue to H street, and from thence to Mount Outvet Cemetery. Father Wal- ter, who had preceded the remains, was there in waiting to receive them, and they were taken from the cottin in which they were and transferred into a handsome wainut coffin, and then placed iu the vault until to-day. Anne Surratt, her brother gr @ lady friend of the family, Father Walter and Mr. Towne will be resent at the funeral, which takes place to-day at halts two o'clock. It ls intended tuat the inter: shall be conducted with the strictest privacy, and, with the exception of the undertaker and those meutioned, none othess will be present. Tne following is a copy of the petition of the daughter of Mrs. Surratt, for the removal of her grr remsins, to the President, and the repiy of © His EXCELLENCY Tue PRESIDENT or THE UNITED ‘STATES :— The undersigned most earnestly and respectfully addresses your Excellency on aimatter which has been for more than three years to her a source of great aMiction. She seeks ie privilege of removing the remains of her deceased motuer, to. have them interred 1u consecrated ground, She fondly hepes that, your Excellency will not allow your authority im the premises to expire with- out granting this juest, — Coonn by filtat love ind devotion to bytes i ad dear mother, NE E. SURRATT. Upon this petition there is the following endorse- ment:— Anne E. Surratt asks authority to .remove the re- mains of roe cocnenne mother, Received February . The sonocable Secretary of War will cause to be delivered to Anne E, Surratt the remains ‘of her mother, Mary E. Surratt, for the purpose set forth in the within communication. ae JOHNSON, Fearcary 6, sdrigdion haste 608, PERSONAL WTELUGENDE, List of Americans registered in Paris for the. week ending January 14, 1869:—Phiiadelphia—Mre, L. EB. Fetterman, Duton Hessenbruck, Thomas H. Wood, C, A, Gatloney, J. ay pang J ". MacCielland, Mrs. M. A. Mitchell, lacUauiey, ge G. Stratton. New York—Wm. W. pe |. M. Van Sokexe, Rey. Jonn B.. Ts, i. dbo, ‘Osbon, a and Mrs. J, M: Miss MacPherson, B. R. Aiden, ia Hervert, ag Raw. Dart, Charles & R Walsh, F6. Toppan and ag kt J. P. Quinn and family, J. B. = eae Bowman. Colaington. —John a and Mra, George Bowler. Or- s—Miss N. Gaetano, Chicago—Fred. P. Updike. Rhode Island—W. 8. Lawrence. Providence—Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Eaton. Brookiyn—M Kellogg. <2 FURNITURE, Q FAMILY LUAVING CITY WILL él SELL SUPERB cows GAB; one do. 0s Finnovortey cog BAO for guree | ate, ‘Dining Furniture: rein te Fate ry aireot, near Sixth avenue. ay oom had BEDDING, ac, AT AS iv ene a Resa aoe GREENE 2 'CO'8, 108 or venue, ~_ CIGARS ANI AND i Bepacpe. RaMaEre |p DE, AROS ‘AROMA. yy 3 ABOVE nN Usama me gneet es fala \sfadreeer rede ime et &rni 2: tan ee F_AUOTION. - A 0. MULLER, ~~ Austionver AUCTION SALE OF sIkta-rour CENTRAL PARK. LOTS, EIGHT SPECIALLY PROMINENT EIGHTH AVE- NUE FRONTS, DIRECTION, ADRAIN H. MULLER, P. B. McK INSE &CO., WILL SELL aT AUCTION, MONDAY, PERRUARY 15, AT 12 O'CLOCK, aT THE EXCHANGE SALESROOM, NO. Il BROAWAY, THE ENTIRE BLOCK, BOUNDED BY THE EIGHTH AND NINTH AVENUES, SEVENTIETH AND SEVENTY-FIRST STREETS, 10 BE SOLD IN LOTS. ‘The titie of the premines (being a portion of the HARSEN and a full abstract prepared by ‘ne, will be furnished to each pur- thirds of the purchase money va wvith clagram of thescenteal Park ane Wonk be obtained from the auctioneer No.7 A J, BLEEGKER, BON & CO, Tn ake il well oo THURSDAY, Feb. If, AtI8 o'clock, at the Exchange $ ESTATE) in unexceptional Meesra. Wetmore and Bow: vlearoon. Ninety-niath atreet."s Lots, on north elde of Niaets-ninth street, 160 feet west of Ninth avenue. 100th street—Two story and basement House und Lot, south side of 100th street, ta rear of the last mentioned lots; house ta good order, 100th etrect—4 Lots, on routh slae, 75 tect west of the above; 10ith street has main gate to Centra! Park; is graded and bas the gas, CTION 8, DIAMOND J Fwy, pps STONES AND alued ot 200.0%, A.M. ORISTALAR' SON, Auctionsern, will geil at auc- tion, Thuraday, February 11, at 10% o'clock, at 394 Broome strest, by 0: ‘AC HERMANN, diamond setter and dealer in diamonds and other precious ones, prtor to his removal to his new place of business, No. 19 East Fif- teenth strect, between Union square and Fifth uvenne, oppo- site the new butiding of Tiffany &Co., bis entire choice and valuable stoc! DIAMONDS, RUBIES, EMERALDS AND PEARLS, be found some of the FINEST GEMS fn among which will the country, conelating in part of ONE MAGNIFICEN’ D COSTLY DIAMOND CROSS, ONE PAIR PINE: f oveeres sty EAR KNO! ONE VERY LARGE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND Tina, Sormeny a owned and worn by the ex-Queen of Naples; of the finest and largest spect pnene ofa STRAW COLORED! BRILLIAN’ ONE ELEGANT GOLD AND DIAMOND pSNOFFEOR, SOLITAIRE AND CLUSTE Diamonds, Rubies, Beers and Sure Rings, Fins, Brood arrings; fall and halt laces, home) and 200 CARATS LOOSE BRILLIANTS, arcels to suit the trade and private buyers, ihe auctioneers feel warranted in in ae inspection of the goods (which are now on exhibition), with the assurance that never before has such valuable stock been offered at auction in this city. Catalogues ready. UCTION SALE oF BOOTS A! WM. M. aeapanan nil a UcTIONEER, WHITEHOUSE SALESROOMS oe WH ANDO WARREN STREER, Will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, AT 10% O'CLOCK, LARGE PACKAGE SALE OF BOOTS AND D Stion’, comprising the various styien adapted to the Southern, West. ern and city trade. mounted in sets. Neck- SSIGNEE'S 8ALE.-NEW YORK KEROSENE OU ‘auctioneer, will sell on Wednes- ay, February 10, 1889, at It o'clock A. M., at the New York Kerosene Of1 Company's Works, Newtown creek, near Green: Point avenue, lot Serap Tron, Piper, Pipe Fila » Val sathes. tron’ Tanks, O1l, White Lead, ‘ool8, property of sald baakrapt curporations’ By’ order of Cbariss Jones, Assignee. UCTION SALE-OF HOU ih di7 State strest, Brookiyn, by Thursday, February 11, at 10) lock. Bruss and Ingrdia Fiall aud Statt Cafpets; rosew 0d crimson reps; three ut Chamber Suits, Mirror, black walnut Buffet, Extenston Tables, C: ISEHOLD FU BNITURE, aT OLE PHY, ira, best Hair Mattresses, elegant China Dinuer Set, Glass, £c. VOTION NOTICI N EXTRA LARGE SALE OF Magnificent Household Furniture. Carpets, Pianoforte, Works of Art, Bronzes, Paintings, China and Silver Ware, &c., at public auction, by L. FITZGE pire arn the private five story residence 119 miroet, a few doors east of Sisth avenue, thls day (Wedn day), February 10, morning, at 104g o'clock precisely, beanti- ful sitin brocatel ‘Parlor Suits, latest style; Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges, large and amall Mirrors, Lace Ourtains, FE marble top eres, Writing Desk, Bookcase, Library Suits Pianoforte, Stoo! Tables, Forexrood 7 eta Ly Ghoe 8, Val side Board, Dining Table, Chairs, Glas, China and Sliver Ware; Table Cutlery, && Sale positive, rain or shine, nes, commencing at 1934 o'clock--Drawing Room covered in green and gold and crimson and gold. beac rosewood Ftageres, Hookease, Tables, 7, rose marquetry Cabinets, rosewood ings by eminent artisis, Luce and Broeatel Curtaln Bronze Clocks, Vases vet. Rrussels. Carpets, Chandeliers, rorewod xadwalnul, Dressing Brreane, Hedatenda, Ward? air, Spring Matiresses; Extension Table, Sideboard, china Ware, Glass Were, Silver Ware, Cutlery. 'N. B.—The house furnished less than 1x months at a coat of $15,000. A UOTTON SALB.—S. DINGEE, AUCTIONEER. £ FE, FENNGR & CO. will sell this day, at 12 rooms. 111 Broadway, thitty-four ne Exchange 8 wether with the building known as teat the junction of Central and Anderson avenies, thres-eighthe of aftnile above McComb's Dam bridge, “Also Thursday, Febraary YW, at 12 o'clock — cet ena! of First avenue, th feet enst of enue, four Lots, ‘each 26x10 ; 113th Lot, ronth sida, Ptreet, three. ato Fide, fd feet eust of Second avenur, 16 8x38x100. Mapa and particulars at ofice of Auctioneers, No. 9 Pine stroet ‘Avoriox “NOTICE.—POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED aale of magnificent Household Furniture, ¥ wood seven octave Pianoforte, Carpets, &c., cont largé residence 19 Nineteenth etreet, ‘nent Fourth av. and Lrving place, 0. BARRY. Auctioneer, this day (Wodnesday)y commencing at 10} o'clock procitely.' ‘This sale ts worthy the attendance of parchasers, as the furniture was new Inst consisting o¥ eleyant Parlor Furniture, in_ satin brocatel? iso suite in fine repa, Centre Tables, c. i Bed Furniture, in walnut pes also Dining Furniture, rurle Ware: At ait in" perfect order. “Pull particulars, 1a catalogues. UCTION NOTICR—A_ RARE OPPORTUNITY | FOR housekeepers and dealere.—A large stock of magnit- oy drocate! Parlor Suits, latest style, from #175 to £200; Parior Bute, covered with reps or bairclath, from ino over $60,00 worth of Parlor, Bedroom, Dining Furniture, cheap for cash and warranted. us motes Purnitare itinafactore, thd BS Bleecker rireet, between Broadway and M BY bat Ss! & VAN TASSELL, HIBALD JOHNSTON, Auctioneer, office 89 Nassau street. Auction sale of valuaule city Property, Thurnlay, Pebrosry 11, at T2 o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway. Brown stone House 249 Weat Fiftieth street, between Eichth and Ninth avenues. high stoop House, 19.2150, vor Wortory high stoop brick House, 1,252 Fourth avenue gate, between Big Bighty-Qrst and Eighty-second streets. P Four bet cach Bacio feat, east side of Fifth — be- ati Four. tweet HTB and Ii reets. One of Ground and House; four story brick rear of Lota, on Third avenue, between Ponycainis and and Fie. be ‘on very reason: Mans and further are nae an abore, or at 112 Bast Thirteenth street, near Fourth arenue Y CAMPBELL & 00. AUCTIONEERS. WILL SELL thie day, commencing at 11 o'clock, valuable Grocery, 7 Greenwich avenue, corner Entire Tate 3 Stock, with elegant Fixtures, ‘fine ane young id wry Grocery Wr and Hi to- Seder with valuasle’ Laan. of Premises ( fromm ay est with fing ones ‘story brick Stable ‘one lot. will sell valuab) : een vay Wa ol Abs ha ime 9 one lot, and then close out ‘and Btock, in in ious. The ntore is bout 16x50 deep, completely fitted fe metallic Cine with satire remy stable inctided, only % being situated o af ‘clues to Geeanetie apenas, corner Eleventh street, yuneon avenue, offers an ae .~ to fay seaking & business ee rare! ra with. fe gee No ‘- id. mpt, pouhive es sale, and no uement count of weather. CAMPER YY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, NO. 37 NASSAU. ee: — cnt gloak. unelt collection, Wednesday, February 10, o'cloo! B JY PHILIP LEVY, AUCTIONEFR—WILL SELL THis day x collection of choice Oll Paintings, by American and Euro} is as I. M. Culverhoure, M. Spence, Hf, G: Hattrick and, others Nastad street, com ‘commencing at . oO HOUSEHOLD FUR- te OerOs, i pe NEER.. eo ~~ A iq | ad a at 1034 o'clock, at 112 ay Twenty: fourth street, near & io assortment, together wi sol rosewood, waldut; mabogany, &e. More full particulars to- orrow. of eminei at sy M. I. pqpouty, AUCTIONEER, Ey te Fe Yoav mio aaek eee gas | T Wiha oe ‘Room ik Elerary ite, pe | ee atten oantta 3 SN Fara rlie zecorarxs sae. Batate of Henry Naglee, deceased. Very valuable Fare, pia sere acres, Fires Ward, adjoining lands of ¢ @ of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company 7 and others. On TUESDAY, February 16, 1960, a1 19 c'clost noon, arEoUNs | win ve sold at pudtic esle, ai the Philadelphia Exchange, all that vatuable Farm Land, siuate tm the First ward, elty of Phitadelphia, contatniag shout 98% scree of land, now bounded by tande of the Greenwich Land Company, Pennay!- OVERLOOKING THE PARK IN EVERY | 9 SALES AT AUCTIO: mA ” HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEER, WILL sunt, Nd de musth choice Wines, Liqu ‘hen by order of wa signees ty bankers phe ham streel, commencing af 13 ky Wednesday, 1th inate AUCTIONEER. SEHOLD FURNITURE. ook ak 101, Ltaerty Bedding, Glaaswara, Desks, stew de ig N R. 6 4 Purnitc 30a Friday, Feb, 19, ut lung ole At sblesroatn 1a Avetion sale of elegant Hon comprising Parlor acd Bedroom sai Centre and Bic Sisal goneral asso actively w deale: Pats ment of Dir gan ub Feaerve, and worthy the atlensior of at wale, DREHPR as ae day, Ff AUUTIONEERS, 104 o'clock, wt 513 hireck Laer Hovash td Puroitare, vin. 2 Carneity Parlor Purniiure, Mirror, ied cima vias, coeur mangle xg, BOGART. AUCTIONEER, | | EME ETRE... SERRE ose. liam street, Household Puraiture, @c., consisting of Pa rlor Suila of " folld black, walnut, matbie jedrooms Bureaus, Lounges, Tab! 2, Dining Tabies, Bureaw 308 Uarperm, Otheloth Shirta and eee: Coats, Panta, ciry, Pins, Finger Rives, Watches, chests Tea, Sperm Candles, ‘So. y i. J. B. wiil give ule personal attention to sates of Household Furniture atthe retitence of familice. declining housekeeping, or at the auction rooms, Returns made the me day if required, Cash advances made. ORRIS WILKIN! AUCTIONEER. 2 PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLEPROPERTY, ON Locale CORNER OF AVENUE C AND THIR- bis a STREE TH, LUDLOW & CO. will sel at auction op Thursday, Feb, Mi at A Palock at the le, Sachange ss falescooin, 11 Broa way, the AVENUE. ¢ CAND Titerenta st STREET, ¥ asterplon of ground, srt he rear Buildings, wi _ Cs e wi ire Bollers, Steam Engine. iis, levators, foyas Bbaiting, dc. Plot sl feet inches’ on avenue. and SF feat on ‘Thirteenth street. Possession on delivery of the deed, y per cent of the purchase money can remain ou bond i parte. Maps, &c., at the auctioneer's ine street. fORTOAGE SALE OF A Firat class Dining Saloon. BENJ. P. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer, on Wednesday, Feb. 10, wee thet a eos cores rors, Counters, Saloon, consisting of Extension oe Camers, Pisted bos ‘rench Plate Mir Dee Boilers, Steam Tabie’, Crockery, Glassware, Awning, Gas Fixtures, is oy a Utenail Ne, peeen PTORY SALE of sixty magnificont West Side Lots, between the Central Park and the Grand Boulevard, to close an undivided interest at anetion, and in single lots If desired, on WEDNESDAY, Februsry 17, by MULLER, WILKINS & CO., at the Exchange Satesroom, Ill Broadway, at 12 o'clock. Pifty-aeve ‘Three tots, north aide, 175 feet wrest {of Sixth avenue, inty-elghth street. Ten lots, south eide, 400 feet west of Eighth avenue. Sixty-ninth atree! Twelve lots, north nite, 92 feet east of Grand Boulevard. Seventieth street. ‘Twelve lots, south side, 185 feet east of Grand Boulevard. Siz tous norlu sice Seventieth street, A fect east ot Grand Boulevar Seventy-firet street. Efght tots sonth sid mty-frat sireet, 254 fect enst of Grand Boulevard. This street ie graded, tagged and sewered. Seventy-seventh street, Four lots south side Seventy-seventh street, 200 feet west of Ninth avenue. This street is now being graded. Ninth avenue. Four lots northwest corner of Ninth avenue and Seventietl street Very nearly all these lote are entirely ee of Fock r exd cultivated a8 0 garden. Sixty per cent of the purchase money tnay remain on bond and mortgage for three years. CLOTHING. —R. L street, corner City Hail PATERRORER's cor, 437 Pr at Il otcloee Place, will sell thin day, 510 lots of deaver, pilot cloth and cavstmere Frock, fuck, Business Sud rere ng cloth and cassimere reranants By order W. Wilson & Co. iniocasecis 10 W- shnsonl, i Bowery. eB FURMAN, AUCTIONRER, 125 MERCER STREET. — R. Sales of Household Purniture at owners’ residences; also two Farms in New Jersey to rent. 1: ies ONE, ELD, AUCTIONEER. | Carriages, + oY Feb. 1 1208; at 34 Pell sirest, ix Horses, three Coaches, ene, Blankets, Carriage Sets, end Boxes, te. Aleo the Len ry Settee next May. rip Sony PRYOR | Exeeutore. S. ERMAN, AUCTIONEER LARGE AND EXTEN: Ss. sive sale gf the richest and most complete Theatrical aD imported meas wel and Music, ialey ery iH this country; from Europe; to be sold at lic auction by HER WAN Auctioneer, er Thursday, Fel February 11, at 1036 o'clock, at Ii nsisting of 85 Full Suita for first ac- tors, Ciiotr ane Bupernumerten for T r CO and Drama. To the above sale the attent! opera managers ‘and costnmers fe particularly ‘asthe me will be one of the | kind ever in . Wardrobes and Music will be sold in lots to suit i and oxerat generally to the highest ash, without reserve. 8. HERMAN, Auctioneer, salesroom 13 Bowery. BERMAN, AUCTIONEE! WIL, SELL ON THURS- ». Pov teat 10 orciock, at , 2,550 gros Tatton" Fancy Work Paper Collars, tn food oriee and latest siyles. Sale positive, in lots to ult the trade and others, QHERIFF's SALE—OF ONE BOILER AND ONE ‘ Fist Vs QUERIES SALE—LI OR STORE. a gia ‘Auctioneer, will sell on Thursday, at Niger West Pourth street, corner. | evry treet At Store; al Lente of "ip. Ratu, Deputy. alto Lewes ODRIEN, Sheritl, GuERIERS SALE_IRON Pag ep wena WAL. ERS, this day (Wednesday, at LL bicoek, avid Bros Broadway, Basement ynantity of Tron Raft. 8 O' BELEN, Sherif. "“foxartce ¥ Firnn, Deputy. aay 5 GEERIFFS 8a SALE. wasn ubte tite Bere sony te it Felig Rtg and Ales i floaty a at 168 Cham- vee in barrels veraie end fun wate ieee see, Da A a JAMES 0'BI ER Sisxxrour, Deputy Sheriff. GQUUTH A TANE, GENERAL, ,, AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE basins oe or Nousekoopt Pret as pp Ww" WITTER, :ADCTIONERI AHA THIS may, 4 4 454 Canal street, at 2 o'clock, a general assortmen' Household Furoiture, consisting of Parior. Suita in roel reps and haircloth; black walnnt and elled Chamber Suita, marble top nit other Tabi Tables, Rock! ire, 40 of 60 second han ver Ware; Pier and Mau! irrore aod jug necessary fe bousekeep tog. HAVING TEETH EXTRACTED.—GAS A TACGH Ar HATING, TBST, ExT hacetuwca tee years since; {icered names of (housanda; no exira c barges Zirrous of delicate patients carefully troated ; Deantiful ghted lower and partial sets without claspe; Tk for aiyle and cheapness beyoud competi fon ; examine; no payment except sulted. DR. Evans, O68 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-first and Twenty- fecood sreuis ED ae # Dypnovee ARTIFICL Ota a ae Ate ee teeth filled with fa ‘rork S werent clase at Stath avenue. E LARGEST, BEST AND arene Seals & RS ‘A im th "6 ; hanceome frie tit ii dent ‘teas ‘street, near Fourth avenue, TRACTED WITROUR bef LR — BE vutiful Teeth, BL; set, Lees T" i way; pain vt “ . “ALO Nig phew bond Sanety meat [LLERS, 265 ~oreeerronnee rate eee MARBLE Mi! MANTELS. | Mosarerinae hea yaa prascare rare en eR harble Ta Raa eb hao 7 Cut this out. Metal meeegeee MARBLE AND Branch. ob Sixth Urenus. street, way. Sa ie sib tea ES eee SELLIARDS, Rog brenetadtiteose BILLIARD FReRRT i Gan sere rene Wsine. Tact kai eras Mlersiate, hiddrese _ DANCING ACAEEE Dp" Amiens Rak Mis fednendars and nd Saturdaze from, ‘Tuesday and ye.