The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 3, 1866, Page 2

. N [W YORK SUN wel eatietied with the investment. As we sad Vimewetal News, Markets, @«. SPECIAL NOTICES. SOCIETY NOTICES. THE NE VER ON ANS | before, there te manitestiy no more demrable prop- | sew York, Friday, Feb. 2.6 P. M.~The afternoon se - nena ————= | ——_— - a ' aan MORNING, FEL 1#6¢ érty, ot the present time, than real-estate: but! quotations of the eeneral Stock market, compared Sa oe Paehinei ter ine Geen tae PUBLIC EME ERAN( Eb MF} T SATURDAY BORNING, so — | shrewd, observing men, such ax the class in ques | With those of yesterday afternoon, Show adeclina proved tch Machines for tailors and manutsc- | on sinha ec cuisee pot ak. ae be What Saved the Country During Gee Kes | thon gencrally are, look to the future ae well aa to | 12 prices of from \ to 9 percent, A few sorte wer \urere. Baledooms 45 broadway. hall, 361 B-oowe Rpeakers Ms f;, Coste , = a ~y 5 other bellien. the present. They see that present rentals cannot | ‘actionally bigher, Governments were firmer, wth MARRIAGES. nin areatie’ Te gu 1 Master i ! KES f vy Sul \ water . @ nd at r LYNCH reat Ww MAL, Rec, See. 18 A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEEPING OF ther M thew! A. It. seaiety No. 1 of J to held ‘no W ne‘on He... co ner Tas bumness preaperity iuat the North has en: | be permanently maintained that people cannot am upward tendeoey, Money wee rather sary . bat the rate on call remains steady at 6 percent. | .HIGGINS—WILLIS Friday, Jan, 25th, by joyed during the last five years, potwiih eed affor! to pay them that the rates haahd abnormal, with exceptions at 6 per cent, The di nt offerings the er mY wiuben t M Llgeine oi the severe drain upon ita resources in consequence | aud must, ere loug, | tomrenstion. They see were heavy, and in excess of the demand for’ huriness ag not only asiowished the people of r I) | ——————$—$ arias We that reniers wil! be ir ven to the aubucbey that | peper, Primo nines passed at ORTH per conte DEATHS, of OF r, McNeruees ot Weckawn our own country, but it bes sused the who® | the demand for hovsca ! dimtntsh, and that | gooi names at 849, and the lower grade, of elena. LINQER-On Wednesday, Jan. Set. afer Sn lug & Micky Mu en world to look on in mute amezoment at thes; their valine wil nece decline, The rapid | tures at loa ts, lorei ou exchaoce war r jore active. tece. This nation never before spprec Hthe | inorenss iy taxation ie another fonture that enters | but the anp, y of cotton Lille keep dovp the rates, r 1 painful illness Luey, the ony deuchser of oe yo 2 eet te Aletha a ‘eg ho U, and Lucy Baidager, aged 14 years, 11 mos. AEE Ly 110 days, PULLIC MBELING OF THE IMMaGU- \ oth. alon! . ix i he ft kere’ Lille ao extent of ite resources, and the worl! knew noth to the calctilations of rea'-estate owners, The | 1 Ua tiorning ¢ oben epee nee ine aid ee Weep not, my parents dear! I'm gone jate Cones) T. A, L. Society will be brid ia ing of ite actual srongth. Butit ia @ im siake to | vation, ine Btate, the county and the city, are alt | Tere sold at 18, On'Change to-day - Pour was ra- rie mansions of the view iy their hall, Be tl rt near ee © ¢ ‘ ther more aetive, but prices were * vithout decided J} meet you, im your OLS, Ding the 4tu inet, at hel pati hl aces dhniad bareback beset le act Ma ol aigaalond| (orth ee glad Nebel tas weave ad Ge Wan God ealis you to Mauden, Mc.kdward irowg aud Mr. Joun MeBri ie, development of the latent energie of the country | to determine where the increase of taxation will 4 t. A, B. Tranefigaration K.C €1-Picalie ji" of changed. Corn was heavy, Oa were dail and Ro. friends of the family are es anger | invited ‘16a! tt i Had {6 not been for the seemingly provitentiel | end. Tie financial afarre of thin city, particular | lower, Posk was steady, Beef wt equict, Lert was | ih raf Ser Wace ied Wiseres good forsune of the Nuth, during the dark years | ly,pr. sent # gloomy prospect for tax-pa) ers unchanged, Whiskey wae dull @ id nominal, BOESSENNEAKER—On Thursday evening, Feb. Aad Ware ee, Woe br ike A De of war, the reault of the rebellion might bave been | ermen, Councilmen, Supervisors, and nesrly the STOOK 641.26—F1R8T poaRD. 1, Augusta Bocsstnneaker, aged years and 9 mos., | Oi AKLES BUY libs Kec, a for different from what it i¢, Tothe bountiful bar | whole catalogue of city officials soem to Le labor: | 500 17.8.6 6208...103 800 ' Wyomine ¥. Cl. Vithe iniends, and soquenntances, and members of | FZRANCH NO. 1, FM. ULB. To A.B. vests of the last five summers, the Norta owe® | fi. cliligeutly to augment thecity debtand to make pL v oy ‘tis es wd N.Y Con. B... the German Union =] No, 64, are respectfully Invit Society will hold their meeting at their Mall, $87 i fa her hl idence, 8, KE. be y f 6 vouch of {te muocese during the rebellion, aod of | taxes nore onerous. Under ali these circumatan- to attend the funeral, from her late res Hudson at, sunday evening, at 7 o'ciock. Mr, l) 70 Trea.T 3-10..... 99% 190 Union cor, of é¥d et, and 1)/th ave, om Banday atiernoon, at | evden will address the meeting, Singing bY 1s present rity. Never, im the agricultural | cee real-estate owners are jueclined to take advan- | 2% dO... 2d 99% J) Brie 1 o'clock. 116 Messrs, Willian, Mevrir ter and McCutchan, Mise ve pl prosperity. been 406 t ; 1900 QRivvcsveces ¢ do. BOGERT — On Friday, February 24, at her late | Kyan. Duffy and Mise Woods, N. B.—Menbere are history of the country, heave there be tage of the present occasion to transfer their funds $5100 2. By Erie Pf. residence, 64 Bank st, Gertrude L. Westervelt, wife | Tequeyd to settle for ghefr ball tickets, JOHN ev ccessive crops equal to or even approximating | to eome other spectes of property, Their plan te 138 Mivci.tises Oe 900 Had i R of Albert G, Bogert. WALSH, Pres, JOHN DORMOR, See, 143 those to which we refer, Fach year the greusries | now to sell out while the present fictitious values go Uk ¢e | ae up 40... 995099 5 SAAD UIOROh tries sai Woks bd aay vat i ER MA T HEW a as B. Si TET Y } : 0) “#L Thi. ln JK ¥ mornin: 5 D. by hoid ie meet & is. of the farmers were filled to repletion, and the land, | are current, and to wait until the reaction has | Joo Sg PR. j00 ve noe = i short and paintul ome, Wale 6 beloved son of | and 8 ive, on Sanday and we Ae ay ese, 46 well as the people, seemed to be en isted 1M the | come for reinventment, La there any other reason- 1 ah Wiiliatm aud Elizabeth Braddick, in the 26th year of Phos. B ‘on, Bea ond Mr. Laneice will care, King, 6 . youd Ten: are. y 4 will sing. , Bassett cauee of the Union, What would have ge oe able explavation for ao general an offer to sell ata {oom Ole & Mi ‘ihe trends 7 Sequatavenses of Lal ay Ay will rem on the Pismo, B.— Monthly meeting failure the ol DN.Y. C, If reepe ly inv tend the fune: oa a atr All miei¢ will be preseut 10 set e@ ui passers. arms leit othere Sargetdnage bens all Bebe MameaP heal hdl bret lt Arie Coll BEE GE Me Ailernoon, Fel) 4 at 9 o'ciock, tom the Fesld:uce of | Rreouuts, JANE U'KILLY, Hieriaeny, DAS to crops during that dark period when the needs of | munt be @ reaction, and that lefore jong ; land- | go are 2 out i Pe) | his pareute, 279 West 97th at. lage KEKWIN, Reo, i hi m0) Cle, dc Pitts, rT Erie 3a M wv S00) Mioh, Bo. 0.6... 9 10) Gal, & Obd, let., 9 6000 Ob the country were eo great? Thousands would 1 sds foresee it, and they mean to make prepara: baveaufferod, business would have been derange, | tions acoorlingly., Ln this state of affairs the beat the people would not have been able to pour thelr | thing for rentere to do, who conveniently can, is funda into the National Treasury, and it would | to ges outede of the city Hinite and wait for “the bave been very difficult at least to prosecute the | good time coming.” ver, The full importance of our immense agni- — cultural products during the war can only be fully | Confession of Young “tarkweather, the appreciated when we consider the source from Marcerer, : Pitta est DUFFY 10, Brookiy & D., on Thursday, Feb. Mens si at Mre. Agu 'y, aged 66 years, ‘Ti 8T Cle. Col, & Cin..11 Her relatives and f, i epectfully invited & Alton lat. 98 100 Chi. & NWR... tr to attend the funeral, frre fer Ke resldeare, 686 Ni 200 0... 9599's | Myrtle ave, Brooklyn, E. D.,on Saturday, Feb. 3d, 109 Chi. (6. W. PI BA | ged o'clock, 208 tr tM ‘9% | FROST—On Thursday, Feb, 1, Charles L. Frost, ‘ oe in bie Sith year, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- epecttully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, Fratuer MATUEW T. A, B, SOCIETY, No. 9 of Brooklyn, will hold their regular month! meeting for the transaction of business, @t th Tootn# 165 Fuston at, ou sumaay atternoon, at 2 o’cik. Every member is herely notified to attend, as busis eer of importance will be broueht up tor action. ‘There will La a punile evening, commencing Dickerson aaa Mr.) 4 5 Weat Union Ty). 54 8v5 do. Ns 56064 the andience. Gi 1 Quicksilver Mo, 40 goo di y 4th inet in adh RS pe Fescemer, Bay ie bring your neigh Wo ign the plese 7 Co Low 0.4... GONE #% veer 2d ave, o ~M. free men, ALF) CAMPEDLL, Pres, CHAS, whence the Government obtained the money that Pi ap ten +) Counant of yesterlay says | Ti) Mariposa Min. ag GREY—In Brooklyn, on Friday, Feb, 94, Rdward | JOMUNSUN, ¥. P. RICH, FOY, Bec, 15 now is represented by our national dett, We bert L. Starkweather bas confessed ihe murder @2eor noaRD Aiovny, only son of Joseph &, and Kmily L. Grey, | 7 of bis mother and bie sister, for which crimes he was convicted on Wednesday. The substance of the confession is as follows: “In the early part of the week preceding the murder, his mother, be said, carne to Hartford and execute! a eed to him of the homemead, Prev- jously (in 1862) she had delivered to him « deed of a lot, containing sixty-three acres, thouwh the deed bel er been recorded, In giving bim the deed e@ had required him to give in returoe age vote for filveen hundred dollare fn favor of Ella, bis amt Oa the Baturcday fol- lowing, he asi’, be $ to Rockville, and se- curing the services of a lawyer, there, had the sixty-threo scres of land, given to him in 1562, and the homestead which bad just penssed imo bia possession, deeied to Ewereis Campbell, thus = disposin, to her all the estate w which he held title, Oo bis return home that aged 3 mouths and 1% days. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family, aleo those of his father, Wm, A- Coit, are respecuully a Read invited to attend the funeral, from the residence . } Shi, of bis father, Myrtie ave, cor, of Franklin ave, on 0 do.” |.) | Sunday afternoon, 4th inet, at 1 O'clock, ida 109 Chl. & ON. W.B. 2) HOPE—On Feb. 24, Mrs, Elizabeth Hope, wife of pare eret? Cornelius Hope, Ben., in the 90th year of ber age. Hier relatives and iriends, uleo those of ber daugh- Fatuen MATHEW T. A, T. B, SOCIETY, No, 3, Brooklya, E. D,, will hold @ pubife temper- ance meeting to-morrow even at 7 o'clock, at their ball, cor, of Girend and Tth sts. The iollow lemen will be present—oome and bear the: my Messrs. K rowe, were not, comparatively, a rich people before the war. We looked mainly to Burope for the capital with whieb to build our railroads, canals, end other {nternal improvements, and the bonds representing the indebtedness of the er vers! Btetes were wainly heldin Europe. Strict- ly speaking, we bad no surplus capital --not even enough for the requirements of the country, But uder these adverse circumstances the money for prosecuting the war was raised, and in « great measure frow that class of people who derive their revenue directly from products of the soil, Dut at the present tine the country is scarcely jess in need of Lountifil crops than it was during the war. The money with which we are to pay the 0 N.Y, va Brsrrecvesss $0) Chi. & N.W, Pt. Ww Pits FUWEC. 700 Che, & Pitts. R.. THIRD BOARD, ter, Mie. barah Pret ee respectfully invited w Cro D, Langton, and b, FAtHER MATHEW T, A. B, SOCIETY, No. 6, will hold @ public temps ance meeting os Court @) op Sanday evening, Feb. 4th, at 74 clock, Speaking by Mis, Mulls, ye glited 4 accou plished temp ramce lecturer, Mr. * ve le,and Maste. Lb, MeGinley,the »oung temperance orator, Bingine by the Lakewan c% Messrs. Nolen, and 7 A&E. Tao. P. DUNNLGAN, Pres, J, FAGAN, Vice THOMAS BIGUIREO TEAM mee. Be iy R. D, LANGTON AND PATRICK 1.0: 100 Mieh teud the funeral, on Mouday afternoon, Oth ine 400 M. 5. 1v'clock, trom her late r nce, 660 Lhudave, 261 WO Ii. Cor, B..., MACFARLAN~ At Bloomingdale, New York city, it. Feb. y'd, 1566, Elizabeth, caughier ot Duscan end Hanpeh Elizabeth Maciarian, aged % years and 6 months. Friends of the fmiy are reepectfully invited to tend the funeral, sabbarh, eb, 4th, at lo’clock, ’. M., from the residence of ber parents, Slat #!, near sromiway. 133 MILOHELL—On Friday, Feb, %d, Robert, son of R. i Robert and Christiann&Mitcuell will address the public meeting of Fathor y evening he stopped at Mr. CampLeli's house, and | 160. de... .164art De! Notice of funerai in w-tiurrow's papers, 139 shot boclety Necd, om th Touthay) Beene heavy taxes and the high prices must, pritnerilys | cave ihe deed vo Ruwerett, When he reeched his | Qwiind Rv.ke iy aig Delek ack.e W..1% O'REILEY—On Thursday, Feb. 1, Mary O'Rieley, | Mather, Socket» Ne. 7, on to-morrow (sunday) ereae come from the earth ; and if that source of wealth | own house he told bed mower ae he had done, | 600 Reading &. Py) widow Of Atichael U'Keuey, in the Yuth year ot ber | the Annurciat om Mashattenvit ©. Misses cree 1 , » eat ( dan- | and she, very naturally, censure tm for doi age. no Magine and »éaeis. L udeay end will cing, pte a eae erty a nafs ary ne aR @cnt the pronounced +4 be a very foolieh act, oe | Washington Market Retail’ > Report. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence | ‘jhe public are tuvited. CHAS A. CLAIK Preste: expressed boree!f in strong terms, Bhe finally sold him, howeves, that if be was wiling to take the ceed of the place, as previously agreed upon, ard let the note o: fifteen hundred dollars in favor of Ella stand as it wae drawn, and would keep the deed in Lis own @ anu iive on the premises, the arrangement bed made with bite in regard $0 property im ght semen binding, and ii Ewereit woud marry bina ale could come there aud hive; but if he chose to treat the matter as he bad— deeding away ell Le was worth—he should not have ‘an inch of the ground." The words quoted aro precisely those used by her, a4 stael Ly Barkweather iv his confession. He told her that be would do nothing of the kind—would not take back the ceed Le had given to KEmereit —eud then scoused her of interfering with his own aud Miss Catupbell’s arrangements, Some further couversstion of an excited charac- ter ensued, which resulted in his mother's guiny and geting & od and note (which were in her #csson) and \eartng them up ip bis presence, gh worus jo'lowed, aud 1 wid * aid be *that I would be revenged.’ (The wruciion of the deed and note, it will be otservel, rencered tue deel be had given to Miss Camp e!liouilly valneiess.) ‘From bas time,’ be addew ‘unui we » ; of her daughter, Mre. ©. Mitchell, 73 Vanaaiw st Fawar Bvawinc » Feb. % 1066, | Th isiives and friends of the taraliy, alos at her Very little ie doing im the way of trade at Wash- | other dauguieig aise. Loniu aus Mrn, iseiiey, A. ington Market, but such sales as ar e being effected | reepectiui, invited to attend, wi'hout further no We, show # material decline in many of the leading arti- | °8 O8t!FUay aisernoon, ut ¥ o'clock, 07 cles, fuch o# meats, poultry, butter, de. The free Ph pearly Tee A hontore Fide aah vane receipts of Western and Canada fowl. haseomplotely | 4 onthe and 4 days slutted this department of the mark wt, and as this |, The relatives and friends of the family, and mew- bere of Diamond Louse, 1. U. of O, &., are respect- has tended to reduce prices to # polt it which favors | syily invited to acteud the funeral, from his iave the rapid sale of the article, dealers in, ments, to | residence, 77 Madison a, Greenpoint, on cunday maintain even arhew of trade, have bee nu forced to anerine Mh @ 1 clock. 160 “let up’ in prices, and rates of veal, mu iton, pork, | YE TMAN — On Thursday niebt, Feb. 1rt, Ann Eliza Y ife ot Y " ed OF sles show « material fling of trom amt weeks | Feu ana Sontag 202 Yeti Brn 86 Priees, the best cutaof mutton foneqnar: ers selling ‘The t@latives and friends of the family are reapect- to-day for Tal le, against Aalse last week, « ther meats gensy Tl Sheri ot, rears da Bcurdny aiteincen, having declined In nearly the same radi o, A more | Ju inst ‘clock, Mii inferior lot of poultry than at preseut we havo EEA seldom seen in our markets. much ¢ f it being TRADE NO damaved to a degree as to render tt almom worthiess, | —-——---— — ~ Prices, however, have beon reduced to. sorrespond OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A meeting of the Junk Deaers of the city of with the quality, and henee haldore find but little | iockiyn will be held on Tuesday evening, Fe trouble lu disposing of their supplies, ‘In rkeys are | at T o'cicck, at Weber's, cor. Prospect st, and | selling at from 17430e ; chickens, from 20a eka, | &V6 tor the purpose of organizing @ union p.ut ferdoe: ang cece, Ls sing per ib. Of cam ot YALK GiLwdwOBR, V. P.; PAT'K McRKENNA, Secretary. 453 Noi I1CE—THE ST. JAM! S ROMAN Catholic T, A, B, Society wil hold apublic eur perance meeting in their rooms in Roosgvel’ st, om Bunuay evening next, the 4th that, at 7 o'ciock, Mr, Francis J, Haggerty end Mr, Willian Bowles Ww! cel ver addres Maser J, Mol athy, Messrs, (/ Bullivan, ( An, aud several memLlers of ey wilh do ection of souys during the even. iw. The mem their taw and the pubie g? eral y are respectfully inv The Cades wil meet the follow! 4 vening at 6 o'clock, JOHN Mo CATH, Pree, DAVID BARTLEY, Sec, lol JOTICE—10 tHE FATHER MATHEW and other civic Societies of New York, Brook, and Jersey—Biother members, | ett respecitully lovite you to give acall before purchasing elsewhere, you that will ¥@atecarfs asl have a very larce on oo hand. My motto will be quick sale and light profit, [have alwayeon hand rovettes for br ils ani partes, pe nice &c, Don't forret the No., 78 Mons roe #t, how Pike, ROBERT WILSON, 423 VOUNG MEN'S T. A. B, SOCIETY, NO. 1, of Brooklyn.—The members of thie society are 0 od to meet in iezalia, on Sundsy evening, at @ P.M. Feb, 4, 1500, tor the purpose of makine @ pre-e 80.6 .t.On, a9 We | us bo Aiteud @ lecture to be deiiver- five crops have been remarkable for their produc- tiveness, but it does not follow that this good for- tune will continue, It is very rarely that so mavy setive good harvests come successively. There- fore, it will be weil for the people not to judge of the future by the past—not to make calculations that ere bypothecated upon good crops, Fortune smiled upon us during the trylng years of the rebellion, but now it may prove less lavish in ite favors, ftrect Contractors and Cholera. CURIOUS persons, Who may have wondered what hed become of the street cleaners during the last fey woeka, will be interested in learning that the contractors were on hand yesterday, with their usual promptners, to recelve the sem!-monthly payment, Tbe Btreet Cleaning Coumission, ina card to the public, which we publish this morning, dave thrown some Ught upon the recent operations of the contractors, It sppears from the document 2 tive nison | Mreciation. Lt is required for all dealers to attena, me ecsetthe Acheneum, by @ Protestant clergymas i i sue murder, ye see Aare mo ber did pete 04, Beate pr oy] according to cut .: praicie | a4 the interest of all is concerned. sib ecently converted to the Cathoiic ay th i in question that the hoes and brooms were bung | ut leave my wins,! al @ thoughs of is ns. per pair, and quail, #400084 = per dor, OTICE TO BOSS MASONS “PLASTERERS Irviand Ai menibera will attend, JA ES Gat up whem the snow appeared, some time ago, and coustautly—-ali night Saturday, and Buuday, and Roasting pigs are selling at from $3 Qlard WO on h. , JAMES HAYES, Rec. see, 124 Butter continues to decline. the beet Or inee Co and others whom it may concern, that on aud = — i ‘Wc, } * | afierthe fires yin March, isu, the waves of apie and @ good quality tub at 3604 % per Ib, the Operative Plasterers of New Youk wili be $35) Butchers Meata.Ronst bea prime, 24a% ‘¢; com- prey, By order of the Society, JOMN ENNIS, ther ar morn em, W2alde:doviewin « pieces: | Pies, JOHN TIERNEY, Rec. boc. 309 Mitloin steak, 26a-¢? porter house, Biante, na ehed! [0 CONEECTIONE RSA MEKTING OF L5az6e ; veal, 12028¢ for hind q re; ltalGc 1 of fore: the Journeywen Confectioners’ Protective uarters; auttou, forequartors, Talle; do b ind do, | Union, of N.Y. and Brooklyn, will be held at 76 Oulbe; do chops, 90a2de; lamb, per Pound, 16a Prince et, om Sunday, the 4th inst, at 3 o'clock pre- bacon, 24abe; pork, —al9¢; corned-jn tk, —a | eisely. All membors sna those wishiug to join ae {Res fauenges, —alic; tripe, —alle per pouns ; lard, | Teepecttully iny ted, Hy ordor E. WEATHERILL, jen, 2 he Bundey vi ht, and of all the following day, ‘and the more 4 thoughts of is the madder I grew,’ were the words ie used, Munday uigus he made up his mind todo the ueeu, one fe opporbuuly was presented by the absence Direc man and boy. His mother and aisier as up to o very lave hour, as y were frequently sccus- tomed to do 7 i orniug, sbout three o'clock, the ho quiet, and he wok the axo trom & and the knife from MEN’S FATHAKR MATH . Soccety, NO. 40tN, Y¥. will hold a me fog o at bad, 9 2 Third bet. S0th and 6. rig on Sunday evening, at To'clock, P.M. Sp ak by Pete: Kelly aud L, L. Dean and John N geil. Bingiug by sitses Morrow, Foy aud Aune Biow Messrs, Cole, Wilson and Welch The mem. bers are requested to be at the business meeting, Yu-iness of amporrance is to be transacted, JUHD BERRY, Pies P. O'NEILL, Vice Pres,; OD a we bave the encouraging assurance that at some indefinite time im the future, when there is no s2ow to be seen, the contractors will recom- mence work. It would be interesting, in this connection, to have an authoritative definition of what snow fs, The general impression among the people seems to be that the substance which now ‘ ' 48.Se j lame, —a2de ; st. H. BERN RATH, Vice Preat, JOHN SHEL: | Kd. Rec. See | 4 e rm it, Svaube; q i y fe 3 - mud, mingled with such ingredients as ashes, | ho immediately struck her blue upon tie head galsaon! =e: teacher “ache ss: Net tes GIOUS NOTIC . warbage end general refuse. If the contractors sre waiting for that mixture to dise;pear, before recommencing operations, it is evident that stilis for pedestrians, and flat-boats at the crossings, wil! be in vogue before the hoes and brooms are again visible, The card of the Commission is pub- lished—'*in view of the fact that the city may powsibly be waited by the cholora during the coming spring." Tie cholera may visit the efty, but the prospect now ls that it will have to dive in tie mud to find It, fe: bi .oO NOTICE fis, 16al8e; perch, Ivai6er emote’ Teeth once SOCIENY NOTICES, fsb, 010; blue fish, —a—c ; baw, 1ba860; \ rh ite fish, ee at ane + sear ane Toate: Pickerel, We; turbot, ube, GRAND ’'UBLLC TEMPERANCE MEET. ranked talibuy halges emaned bere jrtearek: | yo niahoe tee Mabe, i Sarit Ne, 25 . ; 4 hel nl, . an av, on - iiss: smoked mackerel, i$aule; dried codfish, 18 day Seveing, Feb, ath at ¥ M. Kponging ‘Ly Ch. 5 ig, rcane of nel Piah-< Lobetere alive, 10; do pik 4,1, 2002 gg Pin ong irily rer ye ite Ame besa open eee 6 3, 2 8 60; do, unpikl'd, 7602 00 per | are invited, Come early aiid procure seas. The dan Kgiee + 100, 1 5082 Oo; do hard dor., 2680; | members are hereby notified te aitend monthly mees- Trt eee ve peers eines | Baek RAL Gta se cone wtitiet tl y % Dadets rots wiil ute t Veoetablea—Koblrabl, D’h, 6alne; potat oes, Mats ie cane hin ‘and please dou’ forget our concert pee “ti are ‘Wadse half peck ; lettuce, +t Dalis per u Monday evening. JAMES DELANY, Presicent; leeks, Lies peppcrm ball dor, alte; Sasc"pench’ | F_O'CONNEA Kec. bee, tod be: paruloy; Gulve; water crosses, qt, 20: : GRAND RATIFICATION OF TEMPER. : ance will take piace at the tall of the Young parsuips each; spinach, S0aibe » ier Plan's, 126 bunch ; chickery, per heac Men's F. M. T. A. B, 8, No. 1, City of New Yors, CT and 44th st, on Suaday evening, Feb, with an ex, and in 6o dolug sta:tied his sister Ells, Who was lying in the back part of the bed, and she sprang up and jompet towara him. He did bos expect to Kill ber, but awaking os sue did, ani, as he supposed, seeing him, he was led to kuock her tu she Lee! in order to pub ber out ot the way, that she might not Le a» wituess to ue crime against bun, 40 make certein work, he used the ax freely, snd then stabved his vickms with the knife, Having done tuis much, he says he knocked his head agaiust the wall, and wade bruise on his forehead, and one on the side os bis face, and then wok Lis jeck-kulle fiom bis pockes sud cut bis shirt and bis breast so thas we sory bo bad decided to tell, relative to his Leiug assauls- od by two men, might be believed. Aler tus, in order to cover up the vrime, bo set fire w the bes, particulars of the finding of which by Mr. White, CHILDRE} held on 8. S MEKTING WILL BB 10 o'clock, A.M, in Union ©. Addresses wili be deliv« 4 C KEELER, 0 ei LER, i OM A iUs HA . singuisued peakerr, Pre Ban ay, & 0 9 o'cock, by Rev, 8. C, Kis if FREE EPISCUPAL CHURCH SERVICES in Coutinenta: Hall, cor S46 et. anu 5.b te Bundays, at lus AM i W aAbULAW olliciati * \ Pp, M, ap the Court K by Kev. Mr, Dis COSTA, All ae invited, a L., BISHOP Ms TO PREACH 1 Es i t T's o'ciock, at ihe saue wary, 10 Fi ry on rhe’ Second Coming ot Chilst, Whee len , unch, Sade ; squashes, marrow, 40a6 je; ‘Tue statement of the condition of the public LARGE HALL, 8TH AVE. ¢ i carrots, each, ; beew, new, 4 b Cole and ley. 8 f at ; —ser- debs on the Sist ult. shows but little general slamme bent apgenrel te the tate tre) cau © adele viewer bareeee, | by een stavaay Malone feyan. Bui ana yon Nis eg iin Wbglones bentees change since the December statement was publish- | geutiewan,” Vite, WH. hy D, Bee. Bec, N. Bs fh moe ° La ogee Cory wont Aang <eete Senne, senue: ed, There is @ slight increase in the debt, amount. ee pe Ae Kk. a Pha EY juvited, Beale 11e0, ES: | ‘ng to about three bundred thoussnd dollars, New Publications, Denehen th vee dak cranberries, que Dts irenension lle LV, ALEXANDER B, JACK, OF NEW- showing thas ‘the Governiment has not yet quite | Gcv Davanets: A novel by J. Bheridan Le Panu, | “Auter end Chechen Prime tenon 40nee; “A SPKCIAL MEETING OF THE B, S. OF Mags raged yee rp ahantateng Poasithy sy 22d ot., bet, dth aud 7 1 «inthe morning reached the point when the receipts are sufficient © eet expenses, There is nothing unexpected in ‘hie cireursstance, however, for the Treasury De- pertivens ie still engaged in settling up liabilities pertaining to the war—paying off soldiers, con- tractors, ete, Tt is expected that there will be some eticlency until the end of the fiscal year—tie frwt of July—end after that time, if the estimates ore correct, there will be a large excess of revenue over disbursements, an, de, deo. Dedivwted to susbor of U c Harper & Bros, Publishers, —sJbe; cooking buiter at ve cominen, AWC; Oxem, and 08, Lo-mNOr iow (SabLatb) at ‘wintheeveumg., 2 HE 22D ANNIVERSARY OF THE SAB. bath School Missionary Assocation of the Central Presbyterian Chuich, Broome et, bec Elm and Mirion st, willl e heid to-morrow, Sabbath evening, dyebiuary 4th, at Ti o'clock. Singing by the chil- dieu, Addresses by Rev, THUS. Bb, MASLINGS, ». Dy Kev, ABBOTT BE. KITTREDGE, ana the pastor, Key, JAs. B. DUNN, 126 i MORKRSES,. CABRIAG ES, &c Erin will take at Metropolitan Hall, 424 st, on Sunday evenints feb: at nets Celok, Pune t Vendance o! members are reques' y oraer JOUN GARLAND, Pres, EN CON- AGH |, Bec, aa SPECIAL NOWICES, 5 Sea ee PR CaN aa cd “A GRAND PUBLIC MEKTING OF THE A Reliable Bemds--Voe Exp sling A Father Mathew T A.B Society. No. 1, of Brook worms $0 common with young children will be found | !yn, wi p on to-morrow (sunday) evening, {a Booyn's “ Vermifuge Comfits." or Worm) oxen a at ge Gata air city KA -” wBich are pleasant to the tasteaand ne child qniertsinis sad witty lecture *, aici Mase will refuse to take them, The combinatlo’s of in. | Money.” There will be some excellent sineing there srodieuts used in making the “Cométe” in wach as | ParRh ESN Bec, telat j . ¥ give the best possible effect w: h eatery, 9, 13. “A TTENTION—FATHER MATHEW, 85T, Koad is @ fact, and one Trial ¥ jill,com Jem Jmmecuiate Geaception, Hibernia, and vince you that Dalley's Magieal Pain Extra stor o, 1res reivie 01 ow York, Barns Piles, Corus, Bunions, Kbeamatis n mir araty Anne Sue Yee Zee Cae meee eof Wit Liat 1 our regalias, badges, roseties of WILLIAM Dites snd Skin Diseases, Kor’ aale by all Drugeia's | HAGHE, 11 Mulberry st, over Beg's sore, ih" and at Depot, 43 Liberty wt, N.Y. at 250.8 box, Frau ihn square. A well written story, but less Profanity and fewer vulgarisme would make it more acceptable. Tae Bauion Estate: A novel b Anthe: lope, Harpers, Puvlsvers, , am ‘This story is told in the author's best and most iuteresting style, There isa good moral ruoning undercurrent through the whole work, SootaL Lira ov Tux Cainwsas With some accou of their religions koverniwental, educational sod bustuees customs and Opimion#®: with » cial but not exclusive nve to Fuchan., By Rev. Justus D olittle, for rieen yeais mew ler of the Puchan Miasion of the American Board. In 2 volumes with over 150 illustrations, Pubs le by Harper & Bros, Fravelia square, Now ork, FoR SALE—3 SPLENDID HORSES, 2 large bays, | very extra flv eray; they are 16 hands bigh, 6 to 7 years old, aud frow the coun: try, fit tor cart, truck or express man, werrauted round and kind, To be seeu 24d Deiunoey et. until e 2iv sold fe ALE—A HANDSOME BAY HORSE, 16 bands high, 6 years old, sound and kind, 3 for any work, $55; uiso @ square top wugo: bu. 15 Dank ot. bachimpbsels ti Rents. Ir If & noticeable fact that while sultable dwelling houses in this city are so Very difficult to ebtain, evon af the extravagant prices demanded by land- lords, the number that is offered for sale {es un- usually large, The real-estate egeute all have Welr registers well filled with offers of sale, and att to, Coughs and Colds.—Thow who are auf | A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING OF % y T. A. M. B, Bociesy, No, 6 fering trom Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, 80 te Throat, { wil es dae evening, at their halt cor wid A more interesting aud insiructive work than ul MUR SALE—2 FINE PONY BUILT Horses, some of the largest owners in the city, who have | be Above seldom finds its way into print, rg py gt rhb nepreepen Troch ea,” « sim-! ti og date lestalnar et ireananin Fear eae 0 rear ee tee, nemltebie tor cars, 1 wel for years been accumulating rentable property, | grinntr er Tete, Guide to Gren: Britainy France, ‘ “Dy dee mreetual., | Capt. DeCamp, and others. Singing by Messre, Burch, | of {31.4 ; B peaeo ds 1D bande high. Also J sot y y! Py The Troches have beow tested by time, .and Carroll, Ashwood, and @ host of others; also oo pro- } Fasan, Carroll, we va nounced universally superior to all other aniicles Miss Annie Brown, Miss Canavan. N. B.—Members the sume purpose, MT for ere notified to atiend the monsniy meeting on sane -~ me ¥ ¥ o'clock, P.M. uvder penal y of flue, JOHN aot alee Poar Trees for Sale aia =) RAL ARKEY, Pree, PO DOOLEY, Ree See.” ‘145 he subscriber, desirous of thiniing cont: | “| PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING OF of ligus barnes, Enquire at 22 Weat 4that, 51 . oe SPRING CARTS FOR SALE— ( thie py e voutcke bin be ®daye atTS Maiden FY wate) erland, Lialy, anu other portior pean Continents, Fowler & W ils, 300 Bree dk are the agents tor the sale of these yuide books i ‘hie elty, They will be found jnvaluable to souriste and excursioujsis in juie ecoupiry who propose Visiting Europe this seasou, MAGAZINE, Blackwoods Edinburgh Ma, azine contal iv of the Memoirs of the Conte ‘erate War grec dependence, by Voo Borcke; something from shat racy writer Col, O'Dowd, on Men, Women, and srenow offering their houses for sale’ There is #0 apperent mystery in this matter. It is certain shat, atthe present rates, tenements are about the most remunerative investments that capitalists can find, yet houses can be bought in this city at fgures equivalent toe rental of twenty por cent, ‘We sre inclined to think that this circumstance is Bot difficult to explain, and if our solution is correct, 1s is important that renters should un- derstand it Thore ie probably uo class of men Duy Wo wae and hoe ta anal and women who watch the tendency of events more closely , BM reskiny roading % ‘Than that class of capitalists who have large invest- | North Briish Review opens with ® paper on ments in real-estate. They are a class who aim to pay itey iad ues ® review of German Nove.isis and obtain the best interest for their money, and they | larce pehosets im eRe Ae oe De Plagus, with are generally eo situated that they ere not obliged Leonard Boot & Co, 8 i @ Koop their capital in resl-egtate, unless they are ebove magacines, nWraliae ah pebiieh Ge Ve pear orchards, offers ior sale at one | half the she Unived Father Mathew 7. A. 1, bi, societ, prices over two thousand choice lrws rf and || will be held on Sunday evening, at Masonic Hal “ Boar 1 vees, of the Bartiett, Louise Bonne || 6.9 Grauiet, K. D, speakers—Mosrs. Davie, Mads Feey aud Duchesse d'Augouleme varietio trom || den and Dickenson, pipgere—Messre, Langdo erties Ceaeh yease Old) and im bearing cou dition, || Goodwin, Joyce, Michol, Mallen, of Jersey City, wu Parties desirous of purchasing can stve the | 1608 & | Mise Quinn, of New York, N, b.—The members are pertonal inspection, All orders by mau » ili he | requested to be preseuton Bex’ luesuay evening, it Qyompely atieuded to, WILLIAM Y. BRAC d, | being the aE monty meeting of the Bosietr. Walhovford, New Haven Co, Conn, “we By order of CHARLES TUM ARDS, Pres, PAT. Wheeler & Wilson Lock Silica Se wi oe PLCS DOW IARC B00: 100, “ bo Machine aud Button Hole Michine, 6b poadwi Ye PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING OF QTEAMSHIP PASSAGE TICKETS TO AND feom the United States, Gieas Britain, Leland and the Continent of Europe for sule as the lowest rates by FRANCIS MACDONALD & vO} Bowling Ureene, N.Y 815 "PAPocurl's EMIGRATION AND FOR EIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE, 56 DOL TH Bi Persons wishing to send for their frends, can have them brought bee either im steamship or sailing packet from LIVERPOOL, and trom LONDON, by, the X Line of Peston, a Yetiecd eo ratte ou Gea. Brijain and Ire! £ Upwards at the lowest possible rates, ad “ TAFBOOTT BROS, & OO, 66 Bouth ot . eS ete css nesses ssssioousomorssoesemeesson es ees eeonosaen meee eee ees ese g = » 060 Broadway, on Sunday evening, ar IC bpeakere, BA ua ne eT = ny a rm. “ng by # Ryan, reat Kheumatic {;¢ Wise Dea! rs. McDonald, Mossse. 0 Kidd, P. H. a pause of Young Men's No. Wy) . LYS m the bt oy pret JUN A KELLY, Rec. bee, rr) Howe sewing Machine Compa io the Young Men's Father Mathew I’, A, B, So Broadway, N.Y, bilae Lowe, dra tte aeat ae wir, No, 8 8 pas oe wanted : Metcalie’s LIES OSS aS STS ES oS SE ———————————— eee = =. — +S = im : S od