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Religious Intelligence.

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formed, contains the following significant tel
erram:
.erbo crootcr rort If n,o army of occupo-
t;o, nr Rnmn hos hoon ror,Iln1. only . 0oO
rn,,, viii rn,no;n IN tbo UoIv CITY The
n,e,rinm of tbis Withdrawal II the French
lr,rr;sn Of tIo ,rosont ;rnct,,ro NAV bo ev-
T,'Ia;noJ h,, ro }oro,ce 70 tI,o history of the
Erst Non1Ioo,,s Itnli,p connaigns and the
ra,;o,, ~ tI,o nonLo,y 40 Xxi down in tbo
t,,,Iot. dot hnyo roc.ntIv onneared in
Eronrn
In those ra,n,b,ets the cessation Of the
temnoral mower Of the pope ia urged rs an
essential condition Of the Regeneration of
italy" id est. her annexation to France. But
how accomnlish spch a coy,, without arous-
inc 4 (anaticol opposition on the part of the
Strict Catholics powerful element through
out ltaly and France?
Very simply, by revolution in Romc,
which will surely follow upon the departure
IIolv Father Inv the remaining two Thousand
undcr tbe Convenient and tiausible pretcyt
of nrotrrtinn him AGAINST tho yiolanca cr an
;nr,riotcd mob
TLr Holy Father fins soyrd A second time
wonlJ he rcsnectf,Ily birt s,,ceGilv removed
to Civita ysccbis under escort of his > 900:
thence to 90 on board ship to Tonlon or
MorsciIcs. and thence TO Paris, and at every
station he no doubt. will be received wth
areat honor and enthusiasm.
Such is tbc most nroable meaning of the
ehort tclarr,m of t,o Nord the withdrawal
or tbc garrison II would he dificnlt T., OK
rloin in onv orbcr wav fer the troops are
pot nnrlnJ inst now for the occupation Of
Sardinia ani If thew were Rome IS \ point
Of hiah ,', strn,aoot;coi innnrtorrn which con-
v,t Io rd,noJ.o,,J ob,rdonoI II will
not he far tbo RovoIrtinn Lovino served thc
aLo,,o r,rnoeo tlo troons wonld b,stcn hacl;
/ r. ro.oitahlish law and drdcr there If i very
| l;L,I, thamaL tho poro vii, 500 througI the
| ecboyco and Inc f,rtrn,te euouoh To make n
| timely escape from protectors.
,,oon,r~,t,4ro q .,,oc;c, ,zsL, p,o,o,,.-
| Eop de la FIJI" for June. 1889. there we're
then in China bishops, 81 foreign priests,
la native priests, ana 3oa Ooo converts
connected win tnc hoihlSh Ciu'ch' IL Is
dIiHcult TO sno" Just ~hat amount oi ere
dcnce to assign to these statistics our nm
preston IS, however, That thcy 90 not over
state the case: Indeed, %o THINK the number
OF foreign priests IN 'Ihlna has considerably
nntl;shcd Tho nrovisons of thc recent
treaties with China are exciting the livicst
interest throughout the ranks OF Romanlsm.
In the l"th arucic oil the rrcnGn treaty there
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al s.@.k 80

SMOKING A CAUSE OF INSANITY
terrible ravages which tobacco is making on
the bodies and minds of the young seems TO
be attracting the attention Of medical men
in various parts Of the world. In pam
phlct just issued by Or. Seymour, of London,
on Priuate Luuatic Asylums and the causes
Of insanity Of late years, the Doctor denoun-
ces with emphasis as one Of the producing
causes the practice Of immoderate smoking
INDUCED in by boys and young men at the
universities and ''larger schools, now called
colleges" The doctors remarks are rs ap-
| picablc to the youths of this country rs
those Of Europe. No one conycrsant with
disease can doubt thg. excessive smoking
especially i'll the ca0n of young people, must
be highly injurious to both mind and body.
its effects is TO dcpress the circulation--tho
heart becomes weak, irregular in its action
and the pulse is scarcely to be felt The victim
, becomes irresolute. and nervous, his appetite
! fails, and his mind filed with imaginary evils.
This may continue for years. but at length
the smoker dies often suddenly; then exam
ination has shown that the muscular struc-
| turc Of the heart is imperfect in its action
the left side is thin. and in some cases, in
which sudden death has occurred. there has
been found little more than q strip of mus
crlar fibre left on that side. The question
OF restraining boys from smoking is rather n
difficult one to deal with. but the grave in
tcrests at stake seem to demand that some ac-
tiun should be taken in the premises
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DR.. Charles Mackay, the song writer, and
Col. Hiram Fuller, formerly editor OF the
Erening Mirror, in New York, arc about to
establish an Anglo-American newspaper in
London.
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HEAVY FAILURE.-Nen Fork, Nay H.
The we'll known stock broker, Jacob Little
has failed. His liabilities are very heavy
probably $2,000,000
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FACULTY.
LosIER, Principal-Lecturer on the

E. X. LosIER, Principal-Lecturer on the
Science of Accounts, Business, Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS, Professor Of Book Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. Fl. DAVIES, Associate Prof. of Book Keep
ing.
N. G. JOHNSON, Professor Of Pennmanship.
S. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,, Mercantile Law.
REV. e. Y. REESE, D. D., Commercial Ethics,
TR RUSTEES.
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vausant,
Hon. Thomas Swami, WIN. II. Keighles, Esq, +,
Jacob Trust, Esq, William Knabe, ESQ.
The time usually required to complete the
full course, from 8 to IL weeks.
A DIPLoNA is awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating terms
&c, sent by mdil free Of charge. Address
K. e. LOSIER,
Jan, 81, IS5o.-ly, Baltimore,Md
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AN Irishman dropped a letter into the
post-office the other day, with the following
memorandum on the envelope:
Please hasten the delay of this
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Rates Of Advertising.

One square of IL lines, so cents for one IN II,
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insertion.
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Baltimore Commercial College.
This method of instruction is nowhere else in
troduced in this country.
EVERY YOUNG MAN

EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should write Immediately for one of those
Large and Beautiful 0rnamented Circulars, rep
resenting the Exterior and Interior View of
the College, PennmanshiP, &c. which VIII be
sent by return mail, free Of Charge, with Cata-
logue Containing List of Students, Terms of
Tuition, Opinions Of the Press on our new sys.
TEN of Book Keeping, etc.
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Sto1esi Stoves! Stoves

SfOTeS Stoves! Stoves.
FULL assortment of Stoves, such as Par
n lor, Egg and Cooking Stoves of the latest
patterns constantly kept on hand, and will be
sold eheapi
Odd Castings, Fire Brick and Soap Stones
for Stoves, kept constantly ON hand.
Call ut JOHN J0HNSoN'S.
Sept. 0, 1858.
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A. II. TfLLos,JR'
JosA cuAPLINE. A. Il. rfLLoH JR.
CHAPLINE! &c DILLON,
Attorneys at Law and
Solicitors i'm hancery,

Dubuque, Iowa. viii practice in all the courts
of this and adjoining States. All business
from the east will be promptly attended to-
Particular attention paid to the collection of
claims.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14
AMUsEHIENTs.
kJIBLO'S GARDEN
IN NIXON 4 co.'s
GREAT EQUESTRIAN CORPS.

IN NIXON 4 CO.'S
GREAT EQUESTRIAN CORPS
LAST WEEK or THE SEASON.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb II, 1852
fra night Of the and splendid quesIian Spectacle illus
raye Of the feas Of Arms in the knshy Lists and
entitled
TIE TOURNAMENT;
Oh, THE DAYS OF CHryAIRY.
haste TO Eibfo'sl Away, away
TO the Rittefing sports OF the skilled and gay.
Where the horse and his rider the sports prolong
OF the daring and chivsirous tournament
DAN RICE,
Humorist aud Conversationis.,
viii tsfki
THE HORSE OF BEAUTY
Will takt
THE LOW COMEDY MULES
WIZ speak for themselves
,, For a few nights more.
IN addnon 70 the above unabated attractions which
Filled NiblO's with
CROWDS OF FASHIONABLES,
GATHERING MISCELLANY OF EQUESTRIAN AND
ATHLETIC ACTS.
- - by the
- REGULAR TROUPE OF STARg
ana the entirely successful and original spectacle OF the
CANES OF TUE CURRICULUM
All forming the greatest Equestrian Programme ever
N B-Tbafe viii be two brilliant MATIwEE ENTERTAIN.
10 begin at 2 O'Clock Nr -
The patrons OF Niblo that ae the Afternoon
conclude s o'clock their carages can be
ordered at that hour. ~
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sCBNE-ENQLAND.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, ETC.
ACT ONE

SIR wx ArPLEBY'S MANDION.
scarcely q news and surplus Of "Hs-Tidngs from Anne
family tcriron-Daniel trrnng up-A troublesome VILLA
chance Tor the exercise Of heress In prospective
and visifer from AmericaWho Ia WHOA bombshel in
beakfas roon-A Yankee gal among the Britsners
and great OF enduranceA description
of voyage and cure for tantng spesA chance
for Barnum,qsnkee modesy and English bushesBiddles
Gerald s homeA sudden outbreak and slight
misunde acquantaoces American hospitality
LOST salcheA hopeless search sudden elevation and
STARTLING EFfE0T-END OF ACT.
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n UcTIoN NOTICE.-JOHE j. RbNNfE, AUCTIONkER-
once as9 Broadway. Elegant and costly household fur
nture al public auction octave panoorte drawing
room suits paintings stauary silver ware pier aud
nantel mir lace curtains. NC
JOHN j. kkNNIE, suctoneer
will sell this day Mondsy at the large dwelling house, IS
EFT sixth street, sixth the
furnished than four months cost of 81 900
ali made order for the present Catalogues
ready Office at the house morning of sale
comie III O'Clock precisely, with large of
basement aDd Kitchen furniture Dining room-Exteasion
dinner service rich engraved glass decaners
gobeis, wines champagDes umblers, fruit stands Gnger
bowl salts; silver plated caster spoons forks, Knives
and ivory balance handle knives and forks rich
Bohemian glass wine bottles, bowls. carras NC;
French china dinner set richly painted chn tea set eight day
clock oval mirror lace curtains &C. Brussels carpet Draw
ing carved rosewood centre table, satuary
and bookcase ned with satin wood ladies' worksand, ee
giant embroidered lace curtains cornces shades &c bronze
and ormofu cock Rosewood parur suit, covered 10 Grim
brocade and carved fruit and flowers consisting OF two
tee ete sofas two chairs two reception and eight
Tor chairs Turkish chair card table French plate pier
mirror Sc by log; gilt table 10 match two manel mir
rors by inches; Dresden china vases with paint
sic Mounsiu SPRING bsque and bronze figures oil paintings
French line engravngs wood
paaoiorte carved naid with pearl made by city
and vet carpe rugs to match Cham
bers second storyRosewood bureau marble French
plate mirror commode aud be5stead pure mat
trsss paaeses BOOSTERS and plcws conferences sheets
comforabes feather beds &c; mirrors Brussels carpet
clock engrayngs curtains &c Chambers third fourth
gtoresMahngany bureaus bedstead washstands bcddag
sofa, rockers chairs, booksheves ingram carpes
shades &c. Sale positive rain shine. cash deposit
CURED of all purchasers.
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A uCIIoN sALE-By THEo. uouLpsMrrH 4 CO.

EDWAkD sOHENck, ,MxgTfioNE IEf1,,HtOuSEH0LD
Day, nj f0 O'clock at their salesroo 80 Nassau
street elegant Of houschd furniture removed
for OF sale consisting part Of rose wood
parlor suits In bocade brocatc reps and hair cob carved
rosewood and mahogany scfs tete aetes Vore
parOr chairs rosewood mahogany oak and enameed cham
Der rosewood corner and slide eeeeres rosewood and
mahogany bookcases and warrobes; solid dining room
furnure walnut mahogany and oak cxtenson Tables Turk
sh easy chairs loungec, &c
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"A j BLEECKEa, SON & co. WILL SELL AT AUG.
"A. ton Monday February H. 1859 at II NJ ~ the Mer
chaue kxchangeSeventh The FIRST class four
brown front house the southwest Of Seventh
and Thirty eighth street. lot Is feet inches by 90
feet 9nches $1,000 remain bond aud mortgage Now
rents 81 900 Forty seventh street.-the three
high stoop brown front house, with under cellar and
sir furnace known 13 West Foyseventh street between
Sixth and Seventh Gas fixtures with the house
Lot 20 by 100 feet inches So GOO rensin on bond aud
mortgage Forty gbth street.-The three story high
brown front house IS feet inches by 100 feet inches
SOL remain bond and mortgage. Thirty seventh
street.-The two three story high Philadelphia brick
front houses with brown trimmings and under cellars
l54 and 100 Wes Thirty seventh Houses
IS feet inches by 80 feet Lots Is feet inches by 9S feet
inches 5000 remain bond aud mortgage each
house desired Possession be had at All of these
houses built In substantial manner contain all the
dern improvements well finished In respect
For maps and further particulars apply to the auconees No.
Broad street.
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ACT TWO.


DRAWING ROOM AT fAfsL0w
Douo and suspense-Family reve.aions-A natural born
republican Somebody sod"-A declaration of intentions
American citizen tile OF nobiliyThe Presdency-The
only thing out OF reach-A natural curiosity and dead mans
mother and an Independent sonJreason against
The true greatness of AMERICA mpngs and DEVOTION
Love IN lindsey woolsey-A ca nearly out OF the bagSome
SCENE 2-Corridor in Fairlow Hall-Taking soundngs-
Frank expression OF opinion.
SCENE 3-The Fete Chsmpetre-Lady Mxingtons Park by
Moonlight Illuminated Garden &c. by Helge-The
uonThe presentation dignity and dry goods-A nice farm
The sanages OF reading books of traveHa Toope Fan
ny kembfe, Maryau Dickens, &c Tobacco niggerhead
and kappahannock only in America who does not
chewsx shooters and pocket ordnanceA discovery"Fnd
ings keepings and iosfng's seekingsGerad freeA
most decaraionSentment and salatoral comparsonsA
when 10 love-An angry father and red female Yankee
dander-A dsLce-Punch aud duck for oneA break down
ana a pitch In"
ACT THIRD.
LIBRARY IN FAIRLow HALL.
The conference-No more liehr-Patence yirtne-Thc
coveryThe wl-Suspense at end-A generous brother
and happy heir-Rare indeed-A family meeting in
truth than poetry-W true good from
One added the OF the refuge for the distressed
of all nations.
Sopg-"Our Yankee Gas .............M Miss Julia DAILY
family party-Grizzly bears-The reading the will
Spite and spunkThe guardian and the ward--A decara
uon-Ihe refusal-Spuh and indignaion-A sneeze and
cracy dumbfoundedAn Interchange Of countries proposed
but not acceped1ears and temper-Nef To the rescue-n
imperunent documentThings checksred-Fiye years
make dference-The tables turnsd-A blasted Baronet
Just SOFA moment of suspenseAn right-Pamelias star
looking upFaneui Hall and Fourth Of IodependenceMak
ing things IghtThe Baronet grows kinda gene
raj spceThe deed OF git-Anoher revelahonAs
EPILOGUE,
By all the Characters.
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
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A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTTONEER-BY
"A BOdART Monday, 4th at O'Clock at No. 300 Wash.
ngon street. mortgage sale of steam boiler syrup boiler and
fixtures, force pump, steam gauge, steam scroll &c.
CHARLES h. WATTS Attorney for mortgage.
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WALLACK's THEATRE.
W MONDAY, Feb, IA
FIRST NIGHT
A NEW pABLEAU.
THE VETERAN

a TABJlEAU.
THE VETERAN
continuing received applause by houses
CROWDED TO TIE CEILING,
Il will be repeated
EvkKY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Mr. WALhACh....... :as ...........THE COLONEL
In order to variety and TO add the scenic grandeur
the play, = - -
A NEW TABLEAU
has been aYrsBged in addition oae which already excite
THE ASSAULT BY THE ZOUAvEs
THE REGIMENT ON THE MARCH
MR. LESTER WALLACE. as. LEON
Mh THE NlLlER
Mn WHEATLSlGH. as. .EU GENE
Mhs AMlNEH
MISS MARY CANNON. BLANCHE
mnSi sLOAM as .GUi.NAHE
Mr. Bapgs, Mr. Chppendae Mr. Levere Mr. Lascelles MIR.
Hodges Mr. Young, Mr.. Tree Mr.. Bernard, Mr. Jeres,
Mr. O. Parsloe Mss L. Henrade, Miss Tree in original
parts.
Performances terminate before II O'Clock.
Boors open at G1s commence att.
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RUEToNS NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY.
- Under the management of j. Moore and WAYNE O ure
~ " BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Ouh FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
CROWDED FROM fARQUET TO DOMK
SHOUT UPON SHOUT
MISS JULIA DAILY
$500. YANKEE GAL ON HER TRAVELS.
.,, CHEER AFTER CHEER
PEAL AFTER PEAL
GREAT AMERICAN COMEDY
by CHARLES GAYLER, Esq, will be presented
81, wkhf EVENING UNTIL. FURTHER NOTICE.
flppeny MI. Oan0u
rhznerDe Mr. Cranshaw
~ 1,pp. ~ MI j. Delm0u trace
% ,air A. biAke
Capaln 0ranvne ,.......... e........ Mr. Chandler
re.er N'h an auorney Mr. H. q. Jordan
MI u hussel
MRS H. Ofoen
~ Mrs. H. moore
MISS hhle falmcr
'''''''''t Mcs Asers
MISS willie OOrrlo
aa,na nss una paIy
IN .ne coIs Of the piece original ballad called "Our
YANKEE Hris written by Charles ayler music composed
Tor Miss DAILY by Mr. and fashion
abe dance by sixteen ladies and pentlemen
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A uCTION SALE.-READY MADE CLOTHING PIECE
"a goods, fancy goods &c A NJ CRIsTALAR Auctioneer,
2S Bowery will sell this day, l4h instant at l0 clock
sack and business coats do pants Of various styles and
paterps cashmere marsees and linen vests also cloths
cassmeres satnes fancy goods portemonnaies jewelry
watches, DC.
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UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
a y BOgART Monday, Feb H. at l0H O'clock at the
rooms No North William street Consabes sale Of dry
goods; lot of white and red nannes pids frnges &C.
JAMES WHITE Constable.
Also Constable's sale of clocks, engravings, &c.
CBAkLko \. WATTS, Constable.
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MOI. SALE BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
Monday Feb o. O'Clock tn forenoon Of that
day public auction the Vanderbilt House. kept by John
n s grit Mt Vanderbilt landing the farm containing Al acres
of land situate In the town of Wcsasd IN the county OF Rcn
mond the road leading from Amboy ferry to Quarantine
dwelling house. 90 feet front wen located and also two bars
house hennery and all the usual convenient
outbuidp for country residences known the Bon
nngop Place." For further particulars inquire Of CoRNE
LtUS COLES, 1878 Canal street. 10 @. j. e. De W.T. SO
Nassau street, York The premises unoccuped
NEW YORK, Feb 2 1859.
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A UCTIoN NorICE-ANy PERSON OR PERSONS
Wishing to dsnose their household furniture without
The publicity auctop can nnd cnsn an time
FRI now In lat Of May addressing box IL. Posi- Office
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OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.

Asst WEEK OF MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE'a
~ Readings Shakspere, ut Dodworths Saloon No. S6
broadway. -
Monday morning. Feb. H. at O'Clock P. NJ. HENRY w.
Part IT.
Tuesday evening Feb. Is, at O'Clock, HENRY v
Thnrsdsy morning, Feb. H. at o'clock r. NJ TWELFTH
NIGHT
WITH WHICH THE COURSE WILL CONCLUDE
Tckets 81 each, be obtained as the book stores OF
Messrs Appleton Co.. 346 Broadway Mr.. Grower, go
Broadway; at the Clarendon HOte, and at the door.
book store, 800 Broadway, and at the door.
Tickets will not be sold aer the reading has begun and
ney win not be taken In lieu of them by the doorkeepers
An early attendance u sol ,tAd.
This of Readings will be positively the last which
Mrs Kebe win give In New York previous 70 her retirement
from public life.
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j. BI.EECKER, son Co Will SELL AT AUG.
"A ton Thursday Feb II, ut II O'CLOCK, at the Mer.
4 NJ MERwIN, AUCTIONEER.
a. by BANGS, MERWIN h CO.-Trade sale.
Rooms No. Is Park row.
Mondax, Tila and cdr dau Qvnninnn

A NJ MERwIN, AUCTIONEER.
"A. BY BANGS, MERWIN h CO.-Trade sale.
Rooms No. Is Park
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
Feb. l4th 18th and 10th, at 81 O'Clock,
Euglish BOOksA large collect purchased by MrWm G.
Hall In 1878 at sales Of the libraries of the nobility and
try of England comprising extensive assortment of old
scarce and valuable standard books, including variety
&C. For particulars catalogues to be had application
at the salesrOoms.
LBERT H. NICoLAY, AUCTIONEER.-REGULAR
LAY will sell this day. February IA, at l2s O'Clock at the
Merchants Exchange
60 shares Chatham Bank $25
4U ocean BANK "
20 Excelsior Fire Insurance Co.. .,
Arctic Fire Insurance Co 81
20 Pacific Fire Insurance Go y,
~ Greenwich Fire Insurance Co. %
70 Washington Fire Insurance 90. o.
10 Equitable Fire Insurance Co. 80
70 Fire Insurance Co. z,
~ City insurance Co.
Wall Street Fire Insurance Co. 20
10 United States Fire Insurance Co. -
Is Consolidated Co. of Philadelphia 80
40 Lenox Fire Insurance Co.
10 Beekman Fire Insurance Co.
70 New World Fire Insurance Co. ..................
200 Oswego Gas light Co (pay per cent dividend
60 Second Avenue Railroad. 10
200 military land warrants.
5000 Second Railroad LIST mortgage per cent bonds
5000 Ickawanna and Western Railroad LIST bonds
5000 Michigan Southern and Northern Ind RR I'd mtge bds
1000 Chicago st. Pau! and Fon du lac Rk LIST mtge DDS
Securities received In addition to the regularly advertised
during SALE Regular auction sales Of stocks and
bonds every l2 o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
Stocks and bonds bought and sold at private sale and at the
Brokers Board Interest allowed deposits large yarie
~ Of securities constantly hand at private sale.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Auctoneer and Banker. No. Broad street.