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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

BY Pony Express we shaye California oa'es 10
Sept. 6.
The steamer ST Louie saailed to-day for Panama,
carving less than 900 * ssengers and 81 l35,OO in
treasure. of which sg45O(Sis for New-YoTk.
M fcllo,y;no NJ, tho n flcinal shippers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

PROSPER PARK Commemorative ScTugham
of the Supreme Court has appointed the following
gentlemen Commissioners, to lay out Prospect Hill
Park: Grenyie 7. jerks Tunis G. Bergen, Peter G.
Cornell, Silas Ludlam and Wm G.. Lawrence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

RECRUITING ACTIv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
Nearly a Million Of Gold for New-YOrk

THE TATE. ELECT TON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

sales light Linseed held at SIC, while transacon
ere limited.
PRovhIoss.-Pork was in light request, while prices
were steady: sales embraced about 900 bbs mostly IN
feror $l7 rs $l7 SIX, and SIS for prime new mess
$40 10 ST. and $40 so for clear Beef was In steady
request and nrm, and arrivals limited, with sales
OF 800 bbls al 10 50 rs for repacked mess and $40
$40 10 for extra, and IS IS SO for country mess;
prime mess was nominal ut $l5 SO a SIT. Beef hams
were dun at $l4 SIS. Bacon was firm at &c lD1sc
Lard wac heavy and lower, with sales at 9ac. Oese
Dressed hogs were dull and lower with sales at
3l6c TO nc. Butter ano cheese were unchanged.
RifE.-Sales OF $50 casks were made at ID "a.
sEEps.-Cover was heavy and dull. In the absence OF
sales OF moment prices nominal Calcutta iinseed
was selling IN Boston, ship, al 81 so 81 oil, cash
State rough in fair Demand and 30 Amer lean cleaned
sold at $l4 rs.
SrGARs-ghe sales embraced $50 hhds. Cuba at &c. a
&c, including sons common Porto Rico at SIG.
INA fair business doing In blocks 10 the trade,
while prices exhibited no material change from those
established at recent auction sales.
TAuow was firm and IN good export demand. within
three Gays about 125 GOO bs have been sold at 9c
Zoe and 81 extra for packages.
wHskEy Klhe market was steady, with sales Of 600
bbls. at lSc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

if any importations at Northern ports this year for
Southern consumption, and the secession Of the
Gulf States is likely TO deprive the govern
ment OF the revenue usually derived from
goods imported at Charleston, Savannah, Mo-
bile and New Orleans. If the Morrill,
bill passes the importations viii decline
still further, especially if the section referring to
the warehousing system be retained in the bill.
We notice with pleasure that the bill has been
amended so as TO prolong the period during which
goods may remain in warehouse from thirty days
to four months. This is a step in the right direc
ton. But it is far too short step. year is the
very shortest period which should elapse between
the importation of goods and their compulsory
withdrawal from warehouse. The government
can gain nothing by compelling merchants to pay
duties at the expiration Of four months, while i'm
porters would gain much by having the additional
delay. Indeed, we cannot see what is to be gained
by altering the present system, which has worked
so well, and under which our foreign commerce
has thriven SO amazingly. If the idea Of the re-
publican leaders in seeking to shorten the period
during which goods may be warehoused is to in
crease the revenue, they are laboring under delu
sion. The effect of the change they propose
would simply be to reduce importations, and con-
sequently to reduce revenue.
The New Orleans Picayuse Of Monday evening,
the 18th ult., says:-
The week opens actively. large amount Of business
in cotton and other produce the feeling gene
rally be one Of comparative cheerfulness and con
tentmcnt, Notwithstanding the partial uneasness which
prevails in regard the future Transactions ut the
Custom House progressing as before, the Col
ecor will avoid any that will embtrrass the
mercal movement Of The port. There is no positive
change in the money market Capitalists feel their way
very cautiously but appear disposed make III
investments. Long dated commercial paper Of un-
doubted make be passed in spots a. twelve per
little cold at this lgure, and also mortgage
The maj ket is rather bare OF first class short dated pager
which would sell az Ia Il per cent per month. We
have not heard OF acy sales OF stocks offers
made, but did not result in bargain Exchange sti
and foreign drawers asked higher rates, but their
HANGED demands rather checked business. Sterling
cold at range Of 1855 l06 for clear bills and the high
est reported 10 ut 1865 Drafts with
bill Of diLg taken 10 partial extent at l04 l04 a.
In francs the dealings restricted closing at 81 IS
81 32h. for good to prime paper, though OF the
prominent drawers were holding at $780, Domestic ex-
change higher. There il increased confidence the
best descriptions Of time bills and large sales
made ~ per cent discount for sixty days both
New York ard Boston. sight ruled from u x dis
count and the demand quite strong Bankers drew
AZ discount, and most OF the banks at ~ A round
amount of three days sight was sold a. 81 discount
The following table will compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.
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ARRIVE


x sna
Spit "a int, a. 4o Pm during dense fog and was detained
steamship Montgomery. Berry, Savannah with mdsc and
steamship Columbia, Berry Charleston. with mdse
snsssa steamship Nashville hence FOR for chare as OF Lii
ne Esq arbor passed steamships Roanoke and Yorktown
steamship parkersours. stannard, Wilmington NO, with
Boody island passed large bowspr painted black appa
e9 By ss S. e. %S m.
and passengers, TO Ludam hepeken
70 In ns ssnds T
passed .chr Damsei Williams; 10th, lat 81 u lon Il IS
passed bark MAJ The II has been for the lat days with
Ship nderwrsr Roberts liverpool jan i with coal and
kveras s u deal oaasd So and
psren;y IonS essdion lssa o.
sh 80 niles Of Sandy HOOK passed bark jubise bound
The arrived at The bar on Friday night, and was de.
Snip soondy Boston Henry Baltimore days, in bal
BARK Andes cof Harpswel Nerniman Maanzas, ~ days
BARK samuel aoIlsy Jrlof New London Holm ;, Marks
iossssS q Hs',sras Win heavy se.,1sr. w. W..
brig seamans Bride sr Clubhouse, cuacoa % days, with
Bis Eoerson lof Boston, crowe, Wilmington sc ed,ys
with cotton &c, to W Lewis q Co had some heavy wea
Brig 4 m sawyer Cof Harrington, Putnam wilmington
nc, days with naval stores, % Brett son %.
y sYrye!in schr Jas Hale Virgins rass loatre u
10Th, lat u "a Ion - s. in company with sh Reaper ~
Yarmouth. 10Th 81 IS on77 passed ,iedies
3st lat 81 o. Ion "a 40 spoke schr Amelia strkey - hours
hence for Jamaica.
schr Innsli (cf Oreans> Percval Malaga Dec II, G
braar 10th, with fruit 10 Gomez Wallis Co. Jan u lat Sd
d Ion 10 81 spoke brig Ellen Bernard of baumore steer
ing Sc.
schr Republic (of Rockland, Ham, Mnalan, Jan with
mahogany, TO Mecaf Duncan Jan - of Cape Hateras
spoke scr Sarah james (of Fall kver Clark, from Nina
of Cleveland o. Mercer ronaa p days,
with mahogany to r Alexandra
schr A N Edwards Edwards, Newbern days.
Schr Antelope, Higgins, Alexandria 4 or Boston.
chr Baker Poet, Virginia days.
Schr Ann saer, Fish, Elizabe hpOrt for Fall Ever
Schr 4 Abel Black Elizabethport for New Haven.
RfTuRNrp-Bark Overmann Bearse hence for Rotterdam,
returned this morning having sprung al ak wade
down III. making Is inches OF water hour
(S.e news coumns)
Brig Prenss Hobbs from Csrdenas Is days by steamtug
Yankee
ship II Charles, from New Orlesns
Brig Nolani, from Jamaica
Also, a Hamburg ship, and one bark, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships City Of Washington Cat 80 AM and Marathon
lat 3d. Queenstown and Liverpool; Arago southampton
and Havre o. Alabama, Savannah lat ~, kosn nor
folk, -; ships Jeremiah Thompson Lyerpoo Midway
and Dciavius London barks Lone Star, Glasgow; sL
la OF and for Bremen Carirsa Bem, Bania Teresa, ~
Thomas; Oregon, - brgs Ango stura tBrem, Plymouth;
Lady Chapman (Brl, st Kits -
Also, steamship Huntsville, Savannah at oAM-see Mis-.
celaneous).
Wind n sunset NV.
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The fog that prevailed all through Saturday cleared of
O'Clock Sunday morning All the steamers that de-
tanned sailed sunday morning follows-forkown, Tor
Norfolk &c, O'Clock, Arago for Southampton aud Hssre
with 70 passengers City Of Washington, for Queenstown
and Liverpool with 100 passengers at go Marathon, for the
ports at 73o; Alabama for Savannah at 9-sh NV
wind steamship Huntsville, for Savannah also sailed at
AN got the Upper Middle East of the Buoy
bu, foated on at high water aud proceeded
ScHR NoRTn sTArE-Providence Feb 3Schr North STATE
Horton from savannah for this port With 100 bales Of cot
ashore the West side OF Point Judith during
hck fog Saturday afternoon. she is bged and full OF
water. tBy tell
BcuRs AsnoRFschr Julia Fox sonvile FOR this
port during fog Saturday 2AM mile
NE of the Elm Tree Light staten Island remains tight aud
viii probably OH high water large fore aud
aft New Inlet kockaway and another
Staten island, back u tins West Bans
Ba saIp G,Rlp.Lp Belfast for Pensacola before
ported ashgre on SANTA ROSA island has gone y pieces hardly
veslige or her remaining on the xith uit
snp BLACK WARRIOR murphy from Aats Mexico before
repored arrived Al vaeens1wn, where ne was und for
bpusht her IL COLLISION with Brush bark aud Dutcn SOUR,
q, The ships s,apsrd upperworss ihe repairs woui oe
competea IA 40 days
snr tas CsSss Horton neaSs ~ san nay s re-
high sea; heavy the ship the bows aud
Ming the dscss SS water washing ever Inns
about the detkr during the gale, washed the lnoulns
and ring boards OH he sierra
BARK klxs.l- Iinnel a, Bo..n ID In, from New or
leans struck On ardings Ledge isti fra oas cAs
BAG cooctrrr Young ooun6c suano island 20 bad 20
Baltimore srecsed the I'd UT Iarun9 hrr chain
ana going ashore at .asoiia Neg daring gaze ir IN M
MkN The ssI., rigging, &c, would % saved cine wa
built at Absco Bahamas IN ss Do tons aud owned la ss
titiOie)
Bn,e P.sols, Plummer from New Orleans New York,
put port for hsrbor, having experienced
heavy weather bl,wn. past this
Nv gale the 18th No Date AT ~ lou ~ asnps
Bue Jons Dow. Colby, from >. Mays, "a, for Prov
s 81. ui esis sS ss Frying Pan
shosls.
BR,s NEW ERA, Walker, from CArdenas with cargo Of
mossses for for orders reported
heavy weather the Id In the Gf sii tune
had e~ ut water in her hold she must discharge cargo 70
undergo repairs
Bpfe EMy at San Francisco from Port Disco
vegr lat " 81 y, Ion III ~ ~ While hove
dV[0s sE gale, sprung al ak, compelled 70 throw
part Of deck load Js ~ sI IN ~ ~, white
hove during 81 gaze tine wind hifted " 81, blowing
ribg away ths for. s,syss ins
d.ck with water carrying the oaks ana the BOAT
the nile making t'npiete Deach
the brgcvprnins Us 70 throw overbJssd the entire
deck losd.
1Ak rRx BsG by Pr bark Augusta the 2th
ult In lat 10 81 Ion "a ~ during hurricane vita o-s ito
boom toygsllantnast and supposed
dered during the sofm br brs Mary Ann from Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

The features Of the stock market last week were
dulness and inactivity, followed yesterday by
pretty sharp decline. II is generally understood
that some foreign holders of Erie, Illinois Central
and State stocks have taken the alarm al the con
diton Of political affairs in the United States, AMI
are selling out their interest. One can readily I'M
derstand the motive which induces holders of Vir-
ginias, Tennessees, Missouris and other border
State stocks to sell out, pending the present com
plication; but why stocks like Illinois Central and
Erie should decline on political grounds, It Is not
perhaps 80 easy to determine. However, the Cause
il of little consequence--it IL with the effect we
have to dca and that was and il still unfivoriblc
to our market, railroad shares generally synpa
thizing with Erie and Illinois Central.
The financial legislation Of Congress advanced
another stage yesterday by the passage through
the House of Representatives of Mr. sherman >
bill for a new eos 100000 six per cent loan. The
measure will probably pas the Senate next week
Thus the incoming administration will be provided
with the authority requisite to borrow no less than
sixty millions Of dollars before December next, az
follows
NJ Shermans ''Szo wv wv w,
Balance loan authorized by act u $780,. .ooo 600
-
TotaI.. 800 0oS VOo
Az. however, nearly one-third of this will be re,
quired to redeem the outstanding Treasury notes.
the balance left available for the purposes of go
vernment will he something like 1000 ,O00-no'
too much, II the Morrill, bill passes. Under thu
present tariH the receipts from customs have fallen
very considerably since the present political agi-
tation began. They must continue to decline, a.,
In the present condition Of affairs, there will be few
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04
Movements OF Ocean Stea mers.

KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANZAS, NEW ORLEANS
ZuLu-From New York for Kingston ia the 10Th day Of
each month.
BIESyILE-From New York arriving Havana 9th and
New Orleans 9th From New Orleans l5th Havana Sth
irving at New York I'D
STAR or wEsrFrom New York 9th arriving at Havana
York SHh
CAnAwBs-From New York lith arriving Havana 18th
and New Orleans 10Th Orleans 18th HAY 18th
Arriving at New York Sd
PHiLADELPHIA-From New York 10TH arriving Havana
18th From New Orleans Sd, Havana 9th, arriving New
York 18th
DESoTo-From New York 2lst arriving 26h and
New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9th, Havana 9th,
irving ct New York 18th
EMPIRE CrY-Frsm York 28th arriving at Havana 3d.
From New Orleans 18TH Havana 10TH arriving York
Nst.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An paeAagc and letters Intended for the NKw York HERALD
should tS sealed.
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Tor New York. which put into Newport 3oth u Her fore
opgaantmast had previously down OF
heavy weather.
brig Maria White Of Providence which arrived Charles
Mobile, at S. =
The following table gives o summary vessels the
haroors OF New York Boston Baltimore, Wilmington. NC,
Charleston Savannah Mobile New and Csveson t
latest accounts from each Of those ports:-
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A $9,UD WORTH OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIrUKE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
MAGNIFICENT PIANOFORrE, PARLOR SUITS, BRON-

MAGNIFICENT PIANOFORrE, PARLOR SUITS, BRON-
ZES, RICH CARPETS&c
RUSSELL ". WEs1COTr auctoneer will SELL this day,
at l0 O'clock precisely the entire beautiful Furniture
tain. in the dwelling house No l52 Twenty street
Seventh and Eighth The paors chambers
dining and library fupished rosewood and
hoeany all perfect order having been made TO order four
months all Of which viii be sold without consist
Pafor suits In brca rosewood and fables costly
mante andper Mirrors Turkish Lounges and Chairs
hundred yards of Brussels and ingram Carpets silk and lace
Curtains bronze Clocks Paintings rich Bonzes and Vases
rosewood Bedstead dressing Bureaus elegant har Mattress
ses Beds and Bedding Lounges two fine sofa Beseads.
Chars of al kinds Rockers rich French China Glass Of
every description Syerware Spoons Forks Casters Urns
ivory Knives Ocoths stair Carpets Stoves &c Sale posi-
tive, without
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SATURDAY, rep. 30 ~ NJ
AsHrs-Ihe market was Hrmer for pearls, with sales
OF 20 80 bbls at 80 rs. Pots quiet at s.. The
stock consists of AZ bbls. pots and 1870 pearls.
iour-Ihe market was heavy and dull,
and state and Western shipping brands were easier,
while extra grades steady and prices unchanged
The sales embraced about 5000 bbs closing within the
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- = - -
MILITARY.
- --..--.-...-.---.-. = -.


CoAL.-LEBIGH, IRON THE NIkEs OF rnE Old
- Company, pure Red Ash ieaeh Orchard and srY ST,
lowest market prices. HENRY REEVE, corner Canal AMI
Centre and Jane West streets.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 co, -AUCTtoNEERs.

MORTIMER GRIFFIN co, ApCTIONEERS.
rare chance TO obtain first class
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
. The property OF a gentleman leaving for Europe
on Paintings, by eminent artists,
French plate pier and mante Mirrors,
Medallion Velvet Carpets and Mosaic Rugs,
seyres and Dresden China Vases
Artistic Bronzes and Marble Statuary
Etegeres, bookcases Centre Tables
Oak Extension Dining Table and Buffet, To match,
China Dinner and Tea Sets
Bohemian and Crystal Engraved Glassware
Solid Silver Ware and Sheffield Table Cutlery,
Bronze and Ormou Clocks and CAndelabras TO match,
A. MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO, auconeers have the
honor their friends and the public that they
viii offer ut pubic auction this day Monday February
At l0i O'Clock all the household and works OF
- Wesl Sixteenth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
me catalogue comprising the largest and richest assortment
i household Furniture offered NJ auction this season. the
mouse was furnished six months and In perfect order
e was made 10 order by Baudoin Neeks Wei,
any y VI the pest description. Sale percmpory
having Room fnrniture-Two superb fun Suits, solid
LosMo.u covered In satin brvcel Etegeres Secretaire
Saphe rabies two large Mantel Mirrors Pier Mir
roTs, embroidered Lace
Inanuees pair VI Dresden china elegantly
superb rtegerc Ornaments Artistic
sehune Sheyaie ae marie Richard III Crusaders Pandora
Poetry, Music, Painting &c Oil Paintings by ancient and
modern asers, French lue Engravings elegant ormou
Clock, runs month, imported for present yner
MAGNIFICENT SEW En- OCTAVE PiANoFuRTE
way makers, the richest instrument at auction hi
season; Stool and Cover ChambersBureaua Bedsteads
Washstands Wardrobes Mattresses Bedding &c; Mirrors
Stair Carpets also large assortment OF Dining Room
CANT Residence for sale let For further particulars
Quire of the auctionecrs.
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5000 Whee hug City per cent bonds
10000 Scioa Hooking Valley RR per cent bonds
200 Virginia State per cent bonds
5000 Mississippi 4 Missouri RR per cent bonds.
1000 San Francisco City and Co q per cent bonds
1900 Milwaukee City (Wis) per cent bonds.
900 u :. percent stock of 1862
Assignee sale of the following assets Of the estate OF John
Higgins Sons
Levy Bro Baltimore, 80 1885, J. A. Henderson, Cincn-
natl OHIO, Si7 10; Chas Weaherby, Cincinnati Ohio,
STAG; Jas X. Dickson. New Orleans $3.50 Al.
ACCOUNTS.
Jas r. Dickson, New Orleans Ss4 20; NJ Carney Co
Worcester Mass, 800 65 Thos Cameron, Troy N " S ~
7 Boyd Rockford, Ill - % VIM ganker LockP port
V, $N7 Co. Connolly Haggery, ~. Louis, Mo-, $l37 90
Mrs Bafe, Brooklyn, l.. l., $40 W. Mrs Draper, $23s
Ne1t regular sae on THURSDAY, February ~. Regular
Auction sale of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, or every y when required At 2i clock at
the stock saesroom, 81 William at the Merchants
Excbpgc preferred Stocks and bonds bought sold at
priv sale and At the Brokers' Board.
ALBERT H. NIcOLAY,
Auctioneer and Stock Broker,
No. 52 William street, Wall.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

ven,ss, nay eolock at no Eighth all Of the
househod Furniture Of family eaking
Keeping consisting Of Brussels py and Carpets
maogan e,e tee and other Sofas mahogany
ms naoss mahogany iron and other Red-teads
n,sany rqeshng and other chairs hair spring and
mAuesses ro"s bed and table Ilnen large
Paintings and Epgravines, and other Ornamental
Mrrors curtains and Cornces stoves cooking Utsnsis
mahogany WARDROBE, china glass
pA'ed spoons sno FORKS utterly &C., together with ay
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO
w East Broadway, will sell this dsy MondayC A. 10
the stock and Fixtures Of the Wholesale Grocery Ii
quor Store No 30 Cherry street. Consisting walnut
counters three beer pumps stand CASKS mon
SAFE paom and other sales cannister and
liquors Horse We gon and harness at IL o'clock.
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Port OF New York, February 3, 1861.

ALMANAC NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY
Sun RISES. W NOON 3 0S
sun Il HIGH WATER. eve Oh
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C,lIERIfFs SALE OF DRY GOODS, &C, kC-A N
- CKIs ALAR Auctlonc.r, viii sell on Tuesday, Fob 5
"A 1hd avenue, entire contents of sad
store large assortment OF ,aood,
AIpass Cacoes Baregee, Fanneis Mnsl,ns
also black and figured silks large lot OF tabc
men, heetng and general assortment Of goods usually
sept q dry goods store. BY order II
JOHN KELLY shorty
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, Feb. 8, 1861.

SUNDAY, Feb. 8, 1861.
The foreign trade of the port for the week end
ing yesterday exhibited the same features as the
previous weeks. There was an unusually heavy ex-
port of produce, and small export Of specie; an
import of foreign goods one-third less than that
of the corresponding week lasA year. 1t must be
remembered, however, that we are now compar-
ing with period Of very heavy importations of
SOgeign goods, and that, taking the year a. a
whole since January l, we have imported as much
this year as We did last Importers talk as though
they had not much faith in the spring business,
and certainly for the Southern houses, which have
latterly been the leading houses in the dry goods
trade, the prospect is not very bright. But fair
business will certainly be done with the West in
this and the ensuing month. The following are
the official tables of the trade Of the port for the
week and since January IL
IMPORTS
For TIE Week 1859 1850. 1861.
ny goods. 2,Se2,2ao 4yo0e,au S,lOo 100
General merchandise. 27o7 ,5s2 2,a5O 6o7 ACT
Total for the week. IS, 7i9,s37 6759O7S 439S 632
Previously reported 10 $40, $50 IA, 1874 1881 1865
Since January L.. ,7la 2o,es3si2 2oO29 1898
Earoars PRoDucE MERCHANDISE.
1859. 1850 1851.
For the week .....sl 302 sol l43l $40 2,765,740
Previously reported. 2,623,4O0 4o37,579 7775, 400
Since January L.. 50 ,l0l 5,469,42l l0,54l $50
EXPORTS SPECIE.
1859 $780, 1861.
For the week. $ao7 ,6p3 81 800 2s9 500
Previously reported. l,o66,57 432S62 22,s55
Since january 1.... .$2,oaa,264 6l4,762 3l2524
Tho uko tn LAT n
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IIrM. WIFI rs ArcrIoNERR MIlI. srl1 rn1,

yVM. wiTTtRs, ArCrlOSEBR WILL, SELL Turs
~ day. .. aycs ~ -, canal street. the senteei furn
centre, sjc and ext ms l.bi-s Mirrors Paintings A.
nue. DstwOod Piano lac. and dan ,s,raina mai and
bss, eni oieloths, mahogany thr hair AMI
ohu Natesse feather beds a.d edd,ng. nahogany MAID
Iopes touches, marble top aud other Burcaus
Wsshstand china GLASS. Ac ding room and k,tcncn r,r
plture wood Tin aud other whole 10 be sod FOR
cash. and suitable for family Two yelccpdc cost AIS
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INSTRUCTION.

AT BRYANT, sTRATroN 4 PACKARD's MERCAN
N tile college Nos Is and 10 Cooper Institute, thorough
knowedP of commercial science b. ned including
bookkeeping penmenshp, commercial law, arithmetic &c
Open day and evening.
5. $. PACKARD, Resident Principal.
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A CADEMY OF LANGUAGES, 9A BhOADSAy.-IN.
"A sruclion given In French, German, spanish Itslan
Engsh Latin and Greek Ladies' hours from 70 4; gentle
from r. ~ to 10 r. NJ lsrms, in classes $40 per
quarter; to single indvdua $40 AT the house. classes,
$l2 TO single ndisdua $50 the quarter consisting OF
twenty tour lessons lessons week apply 70 r. AAK
TINE1LI, Principal
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A CADEMY OFPENMANSIIIPA AND BOOKKEEPING, Bg
IN Br, adwsy, continued by W. O. HOOGLAND for many
years ith Oliver Goldsmith Applications this
day and evening the reduced course