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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
N,yse..-c.x,yrrLr RsronrKp ron TEE ~ 7. rnrsvyx
WspsEspAY Jan. 81, lea.


ASH Site usykss meeereiJ scv, sud hrmi sAsi Q,
50 bs'. Il 81 IS isr Yots, end SIC Cor PEARL;
CcFIOSsc nasry Continues very Gaoder.ie arc rie.s
AZ yor the bust W. OF ssss OF but DO Dsts to-day
on tasi, o. L. Tor M!5Alinss
COyP3thers Ia, bsvn an 'Jrsoved csnsn5 Tor 10 TO-
Cav iesi Me a. and pcs very ftIors a. 81 s.ssncs
bont } q 10 esies OF 3s7l bags az Lady Douglas snc
go @, G. CANAL boh II sie Ohsr hind, are CURT DIR
d.r We quote RIO Il 3tic Tor Phmci 81 for good
5giG3se Tor f.ir s3a33e few ordInsyj aud nfcic tl
ir 10 good esIeo-L LAsu,yTa a3uo4}eI NAI.a4,oo 40
sgc JsuscA s1eotc, all iSur months and 81 pel'ins'
toNi-Tho ,rirspsy rn'ls weather Of irts has greatly
so ed s dsssnd for dousso and pcss are lover and pn-
sst,ied we quot. rom ysfc fiass - ,un: foreSp =
rrr. ar Ia h~sr 81 sale 81 DO tons LIVER
roul Camel at A The regular naonhiy s0stoa sal, Of
kr.rea Coal CAME - to-day ocscsd and NE entire
Offering Wa disposed of ssh, concession 10 rates not
vihs,ardirg ths riso IN scld since the prssi0aA
oeeriny Tbs various Qualities wee pit tP oy omnsoH
prspsi. tbs soetior.sr. 10 iots o. iec ,nh' WIN
A. 10, COO DO ct ~ % icO Do At s1qs lOoo DO Lump
Al s1 ~ Do a. 81; 90 Do at Oil eS d. .. % % zoo d..
u 90; 200 do 4 tsIs 100 do. st S9Tsi coo 90 ..
80 ia; zoe DO q, es6zi lose Dc. at So lse de- II
& e so do e. sc Co Go Do at &c COS 90 DO Crate a,
81 100 DC. ., 81 600 DC Al Loco DO a. ~ ~ ~,
o. col soo 90 al 81 IS; 800 10. al 81 - 100 d. al %
loo DO Il 81 So 800 $780, 100 do Stove at te
100 d. st 81 co 800 do Ct ~ 81 90 do OF ssi leg do
Ct.-au AZ 20 s0 Log DO ., 81 So 200 DO ct So 81 lco do
1t Sd IS; $50 40 e IS 80 ton delivered 4 khissvrross
d. Lump 900 do Crate oe5 do Ess 5000 do stove sns
400 d. chsr'nutusiint In tho agseyse rs ,uns The
price. obnsd 1 compared with tbs previous sails On tho 9Se
-. 49, Tofl oxDus
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Railway earnings third week in January,

paid for in Jsuuary. 1904.
Tie Chicago sDd Alton road for the third week In
Jsnnasy shows Al incrcsse ofelosso.
1t the coal sales OF the Delaware aud Lacka-
wsna Railroad Company today, prices wero lowers
Steamboat coal 1900 tuns) brought from 81 eoSs7 20
Per tuu, hump col COCO tuns) e. ssSs7; grn,e coal
1900 tunO S19s7 90; egg coal C3ooo tnI-s) o. t0a
81 6si store coal @ 90 tan o. soet5i Chestnut coal
200 tunO o. 5Oaee vs. The price realized Of this
se averages ahol. 60 per cent ess than that realized
at tho last monthly sails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

Since jan Ix.. .eIi ga3Sl Sl3,S69,12s Slo0i5.eoe
The imports Of Boston for the week ending
January q, were a5o47l against s9ossT for the cor
responding week in 1903. The exports we're sSss. S
against s9csl3 % for the corresponding week in 1853
At the first annual election for officers of the
Mechanics and Traders Exchange the following we're
elected Tor the ensniDg term:
Por President John T. Conoye for President J,d.
Frye; Sec stsry Pete, A. Lemsn for Treasurer, John
T. HoeelAnd; for Tuees John NJ Dod1. WA. iaileesr,
IT, George h. Jackson Henry Wnson, HAWAII n. Smith,
Joshus :. PECK, ThomAs Crane
The Pennsylvania Coal Company will pay the
interest ON its bonds February l. Tho books win
close Goth ingt The Globe WOODEN Company hos de-
clared dividend OF 10 y cent, payable on the LIST OF
February. The Leather Hanu'ac!urors Bank has de-
clsrod a .eni.annual dividend Of . cent. payable
Februaryl. The Prairie du Chen road WI pay, FEB.
l. tho ntores. OIL rs frat and second preferred stock
D.iiwau aarnirCa thi rd week in January.
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20. rHE WxsK ssoEso WkDsssDiI; J.a: =

IRspcr,sd esp ressly for IBs n. Y. Ixisusx.j
eSppcs Of produce a. order 20 realize hs highest rsrEss
rroea ,ber eonsspnsa;s should heed TIE following II
suU,iions =,
Ef,k .hs tonIsnss's plainly and neatly upon eesh
package B, clipped together Will your own name OF ri'
nstl add ,so tic contents Of she package.
Is tbs articles ere IN good order when pat Ifo 'a'
package ard that ncy pu up that tGey eanno. ssk O.
spol, on the way
Send 90 iuyoios to the cousneo by mail immediately an
shipmsrs q goods
val aha False nsTs only dsc'sdR brsoa and eke puff
ehr,sr csn.ioas thu dissdy spge
IA vel Tor .hfDre. nfortn fArt so7 bis parka
rrs In oscsr mat hSysT shoud 30 pleased with pas-
rhs.. he woa.d knov low 10 h.d aAotaef,
Nsstaess and cleanliness axe nilbpsnszbs
Tie fcovfl arc whoes.e eli1iss.on press f@ era
sds ..lss OF good articles, IN good order;
BEANS AND PEAS.
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ryesssge OF Gov. Bsrcruan Of West vir-
giuia.
The following Is q synopsis:

The following Is synopsis:
The Governor seys that The laws of the last session Of
Gle Legislature have not been printed, and ne has
neither the inclination the time TO examine them in
manuscript There has been material change in tue
condition Of the State The southern portion Of It Is
stn beyond the lines Of the Union army, and it's PEOPLE
ere anxious to DO released from Rebel rule In the
exposed counties independent companies nave been
EanlSed To protect them against guerrinaswith good
suceess. The Government troops arc probably IT, be
concentrated In T. Spring, and The Sste troops Win DO
stu needed III the oUtlages DO disoy
persons In the vicinity whore they committed shall
be arrested least for oech loyal citizen captured
Hostages hsye already been sesed and in nearly every
case tie captured citizens have been restored. .
Receipts into lhs Treasury have been. S16 90 e
PAYNE nts for eli purposss............. 973l5 %
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HiDISYEsiiy In the week the rsrkss for Dry Hi1es
"a, orly nodefsy ative the heavnos In oold and II
csnse IA iucod holders 70 bsr stock bus The
only in sns Wy she S,0 mn s9.
Sao,oa. well sustained =, quote Bssns: 1sssI CO. c
sSani. asiapsoo do Msxlcsn 2T28c. Porto Cabeo 3T0
s7ie vsis Crus s7SaTlc TsnpIoo, f}s7ee Ms..m9r.s
;8a,btc Bososa 7sd2sio. and s.tsrn 9l9io 20, ~
generally are sopporsd we quote Ma.osto st lst
fsnsm6uec. fS}a2oo., 1sppies and . ms.m0f sss'
sssd Hds, the demand fOr Domestic slaughter M, been
fair mainly for The homs nsds, and full previous sss
0Isnds is0lo. California, l+0l<ic Para, ltaSc wsm
India iIiels3a and iitalsc: fog Western snd Cosnty
dsnsnd quite sctivs and phoes are Arm and su2p0Fssa
Csloasts sesA d firmly held, especially Govt
usaa goss hrs hxS snd ,sad dssssEdt saA y ~ sSs'
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BUTTER.

The demand ste Batter has continued active and prices
have Improved the English shppers have been fps buyers
ans holders have been very nr In vsw OF No gft stock
Western bss been rather le,s Ayo Or oqae rita of bs
servs b foT tubI Ron has been good demand and prices
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YURs AND eKINy,

TIA Fu merchants awaiting sdvicss Of he Hudsen bs
Compsnys sas In London On June 10 rhsrs VII . no
change qntn auch sdvfcss reach 0nos We HAddA1Skpn
hass bssA sxxSmslg dsR We qps.s,
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Thu METROPOLITAN Bank and the Bank of the

Tho Metropolitan Bank and the Bank OF the
Commonwealth have announced to the Board OF super
yisors tho forcb,e collection Of their taxes BY Marpn
Holden, on the warrants Issued by Dir. Murphy he-
ceiyer Of TaIes and have given notice Of their nten'
ton to commence actions for tie recovery Of the same
they claim that thor capital being invested In unifeh
States Securities Ia exempt from State taxation undef
tbs act Of Congress approved the s5th OF February 1901
The State authorities the other hand clam toa'
under chapter 2so OF tbe laws Of 1853 this tax Is levied
not directly on the capital but this general fIndi or
as the State law expresses IT, ION valuation equal to
their capital stock paid in secured to be paid H. ana
their surplus earnings loss 10 per cent OF such surplus
The condition of the New-York Banks ct the
close Of the year 1885, as compared with the close Oft
year 1862, shows falling of in specie OF slosl, lni
decrease in loans and discounts Of se66y. $780, an In
creass Il cash items and bank notes OF 49, $780, The
banks held tie close Ct the year 1865 s2l 2s99 In
legal tender notes. There has boon increase Of bank
capital of s3sel55 and rcreese In net profits OF
g., 962 T3S The circulation fell OF S3,516lH. The
amount duo deposors at the close Of 1853 waz tl67
l3 49, against sl+. 3O5+o ut the close ofe62 being
al Increase of sa5 s27e2s.
The --latest official returns of the New-England
Savings Banks give tcta Of Pts banks with 4ai. 300
depesitors Amount Of deposits 800, esq., $50.
The following will show the exports (exclo-
sve Of specis) from NewYork to foreign ports Tor the
week ending jan. q, and since Jan l;
,,.., . 5ss2s f Isa2; 4 l ,H9s;l,
Prev. royolica.... s,i5.eA slS@74s 1aSa.2s
-
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Dressed have been In moderate receipt snd Chickens -
fully maintained their vAuc. Turkeys however, hsss b.
less wanted aud prices cssier.
live fowls have cold better the Government again Lley1n
shipmen.s Cuba. Other kinds Of live hAys boon ~
changed Turkeys, however, are Dot much wanted N,
Shippers Of Dressed Poultry win consult their ntssGA
well convenience Of receivers here By msrtisS
packages psnly Nth .heir name OF private marx IL
pscksse and the hoEs weight the also By 49,
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Total TO Gt Br and Cont. Y, -.
ILL a mn AH AL1
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GAME.
Nsnl.on has been plenty and prices have declined -
och OF Onai and osouss the market has Continued
ano " tae weshsr has been urfavofabe holdeu have
mere inclined to press salss and prices have declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

Jersoy, y Dbl. Ivy N..
pxiEp FRprrs-Dhsd Apples hays been den sno price,
I. Dried Pesehss and R,spbsiss have h,d sales !. higher
stes Bsci bsrrss have bson 10 good rsGos> Nne as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

Chssss hss been decidedly more setiys and although We
,o.is ns m.,susi ct-nTs n quotations prices are tery
sT eoms irregular poor srd. Of des bse been closed og'
Al iJo1 Eus.h dairy has been quiet and unchanged we
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sUsDRIEs. -

ralrHrRs-The demand has bsen lighter and ioS ~
easily sold at outside rates. We quote; -
Western, i've Geese, white, 4 i6.........".0o-A
Western, i've 0sese, rctxsd, ' b.: .,.:.....todeA
BExswAx-The demand has Improved, aud very chosce
Of satucsy aod ebove our rates. Small ots have hovG
sold a. .ac inside Egrs-no recIssions f0r grease u
quote:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

w " I NIX AID MRS. ". ! FLORENCE

THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN
week. The Tioket o. Leave Man Is st the susaacent
'ason TO eeerd ns success q snea CRATE
Ssn called upon 70 peror 4 docs no. tes with the
tended to supply absence either constrcon plot
ass,nat,on or asasynSn wn sreas sos,a Sues..os
artist s>ii that places II In far dlneren hight play
cite sc ns he sanc ss sesds ne o.
home win other .hoshis than those taI IDLY taken
The Welfare Of an aafol1unase class
oca 70 tie na Hss con sat Nor Is
em moral II re os ss
a.. OF escs in The py Instead too
~ sssls With propeller Of mock heroc sen
se1 naa @ BECAUSE ssa
ne which THIS pay embodcs as well as in the tender vet.
Mss
oasSS have ali IN S o a ds asse whole
s.nosphere Of the classes among whom h laid Is
ground which on all the characters in an unusually
and perhaps less va"sSe snao.nee Ia his
ton Of Rober Bariey Mr. Florence furnishes another Of
oo Z, 'Iw bS ss lie heap
oa ss Ike aS
sss Or be sooa ar,s who has 70 srsak night ss nigh
ow me-, has been ne us ss 4
~ p's's Il
NotSs Is more worthy remark than the oes.s'oSsi
pies ., %aisr Garden fs.a.he: many lnstanessSJ
In few years, breed good actors There y too
Of Quarrylng into the Of our literature our
own customs aud fo,lies that would Yield the very
best and brightest material For the rest Florence b the
Robert Brarey and his artistic abstinence
from the temptations to rant and exaggeation hss
stamped himself genuine artist Nor 10 the success Of
piece haps to the admirable rendering OF
their parts by Messrs Davenport and Bland The
geneans cty get up Is OF tho best bits Of chsrac
credit Tor the pquancy and oi.y she mpars
not bear some or her additions. Indeed. all the
characters admirably filed. and the
the case in New York. reward
traction tho end Of which it impossible at to FORE
Doors open ct 6K; a, ~. Carriages may DO
80 otv
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SALES AT AUCTION.

cfsAhIS M AOCIlOca
A U0TIoN NOTICE
n j. e HALsEY. Auctlnneer -ByJ. +. IfALSEY CO.
LARGE SPECIAL CASH SALE
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
MACHINISrS' FILES.
EDGE TOOLS, SAWS &C,
lghy damaged at the late In Beeknan street consist
fns OF the entire stock Of
JOHN II. SCOTT.
To be sold on the premises
WEDNESDAY, Feb. s, at 10 O'Clock,
Consisting In part OF
ZOO gro. Sheffield Table Knives aud Forks.
800 dor. Joseph Rodgers y Sons 20 ket Cutlery.
I.OO0 doz Geo. Wostenholns 4 Sons Pocket Cutlery.
SO do. Wade 4 Butchers do. do.
500 dog 0ichrist's do do
12W doz. SCOTS do do
500 dog English Cast Steel Scissors and shears.
$50 doz. Butchers and Table Stees
200 do, pair carvers assorted In ivory. buG. &c
loo doz Spear d Jack sons G. s. Saws. assorted.
% doy Richard Groves & sons G. 8. Saws assorted
DO doh do do. do. cast steel Files assorted
S2j dos q s. Scrcwdrivers. assorted. 5 to Il inch
u. $50 line Sneilelt Braces aud Bits.
Together
with n full assortment OF
SHEFFIELD GOODS GENERALLY.
We would respectfully call the attention OF the trade to
offered room. THO outside Wrappers are dis
only while the goods inside with few
slight exceptions perfectly soind and in good order.
Although embraces in from 30 TO 100
Of each pattern and siye still the entire catalogue
viii be sold 10 lots to suit ct, and out Of town buyers
upon application on the premises No 81 Beekman street,
or Of the Aucsioneers.
No. 10 Barclay street. N Y.
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A Ivan C.,BAKER 4 CO., AUCTTONEERS.
IA J. LEvKRICH TAR0EE. AUCrIONEEN

1 A Ivan ~C.tBAKER CO., AUCTIONEERS.
IA J. LEvRRTCH TAR0EE. AUCTIONEER.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ssb0 property OF gentlemen having the city
Gt - ON THIS DAY (TUESDAf). FEB. 2.
~ tho elegant residence No lib West Twentyhird street.
near Sixth avenue sale commencing NJ II O'Clock.
Bronze and Ormou Rosewood Etageres elegant
&uites OF Furniture covered with brocAtel Secretary and
Bookcase Crimson and Gold Curtains Cabinets, Centre
Tables Lace Curtains Bronze Clock. Candeiabras Paint
-,-S- y MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD
PIANOfORrE,
Che auction this season,
to makers the broad cloth
Cover satin border rosewood Stool, Canterbury. Music
Books; Hall Hatstand. Chairs.
!. BRONzES AND ARTICLES OF vKRrU.
Artistic Flower Boy Girl Hamlet. Crusaders
xeppA superb Vases CsndeabrAs elegant bust Of shak
Marble Figures, Sevres and Dresden China Vases
DINING ROOM.
Buffet Extension Table, Chairs Sofas Oval Mirrors
Iace snd Damask Curtains Shades China Dinner Set Sill.
Dinner and Tea Service Turreep Casters Saivers
Table Linen. elegant Ruby and White Glass Ware
Table Cutlery Spoons Forks Oyster DISH Coffee Urn Cake
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads, Wardrobea Commodes
Toilet Tables suite Hair Feather
and Pillows pair French Blankets Linen Sheets
Linen Towels, Marsees Quilts Counterpanes in best
order Also large assortment OF Basement and Kitchen
furniture Sale peremptory Parties wishing attend
Aate take Fh Sixth stages at Asor ST.
Nicholas Metropolitan Hotel leaving Twenty third
street. few doors from the house.
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<tEoRgE CLEMENTS AUCTroNBER.-J. JENKINS
" will seli al auction FEB 3 at itol Broadway, at II
ococt Horses Carr lagos Wagons Harness Robes c also
several rotiug Horses Can be seen any time before the
sMle
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TAMEs NJ MILLER AUoTIoNEER. % PM STREET,
viii sell on Thursday FEB. liji. at ~ ~ he
saiesr No Ill Broad No - ko s. ycN 49,. ~
two story brick ionss and o west 20 feet snth OF
Oak street. nearly facing New Chambers street maps
Hc apply NJ the Office
BOGART AUCTIONEER-BY g. J. BoGARf-
81. Thursday Februar, at nt O'Clock, AT the auction
North lila street. Household Furniture con
ssting OF mahogany Sofas Lounges, Extension DINING
Tables bureaus. washstands Mirrors r ss,ls Three py
Mattresses Feather Bets Boosters aud Pillows, Kitchen
Furn iture. Also one light Top Wagon. &c
L. ENGLEHART co. AUCTIONEERS. WILL
81 sell on Wednesday. February at 81 East Houston
street. between and Elizabeth streets the conlents OF
tue Liquor aud Oyster Store. Tables Chairs &c Parcu
lars in to-morrow's paper.
T EOPOLD LITHAUER. AUCTI0NEER by LiTHAU
IL Err * CRISTALAR, 10 Park place Regular sale on
Wednesday February at 10 clock by catalogue for cash
sale OF Cloths Cassmercs Satuets Clothing Dress
Goods Notions Fanny Goods &C. TO all OF which invite
the attention OF buyers.
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FORECLOSURE sALB.-wiLLrAM KENNELLY
February 1904 IL o'clock al the Exchange Ill Brosd
way valuable four story Buldngs 2i6 and 2iT Ninth
avenue between Twenty.fourh and Twenty NTH Streets
For maps Sc apply at the Auctoneers Office, IA Pine g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

ORIENTAL CONCERT HALL,
~ Gao BROADWAY. ESQ.,
(Abovs Blocker streetl.
Grand Demonstration for the Opening Of Leap Year.
TUE FAIRY LIKE LADY ArrhNDANrs
Of this renowned estabahmsnt, claiming the priv
eges Of Leap Year pledge themselves to insure W possi
the comfort and pleasure the
Of this famed Concert Hall
TWENTY LOVELY SPBCIMENs OF DIFFERENT
RACES ENGAGED.
EVERY NATION ILLUSTRATED.
Each dressed 10 harmonious coors depict the Dag OF
o''"ps0 THE DARK SKINNED GEORGIAN
THE YAIR HAIRED DAME.
THE BLONDK OF CIRCASSTA,
THE BLACKt0RBED ANDALUSIAN
THE YLOwER or THE MEsrERN rRAIRIES.
Ths orchestra under the supervon Of Professor Blythe
he add the pleasure OF the
evenings enterainmens By Introducing d intervas the
gems o. rH ai s GREAT AND dLoRroUs ORIENTAL
s beyond the pale of rivalry. and Without doubt shs
OF the centuryits attractions are peerless
aud It's we'll msrited uueQualsd 70 We snnsn OF
time. Admission free. FRANK bUkNB
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TxscuroR's SALE OF .nousEnoLD FURNITURE.
~ wilton ana iDs8bTakf ~ p %StrioS Hss~ &C.

VIII sell Wednesday, February . lux O'clock AZ hfs
aesrooms ~ Nassau street. Furniture. consisting Tapes
try Wilton Ingram Carpets rosewood walnut
hosany PsrloE Suits In p.ocael reps and harcloh ma.
suits; Library extension Dining Tables
wood Centre Tables Library Furniture Library Chairs Pier
slasses large Feather Beds Hair Mattresses PaIlasses
Gas Chsndeliers two large Counter showcase window
be peremporiy Sold and worthy the attention Of house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

ExEcuT0R's SALE: A FIRST CLASS HIGH BROWN
~ stoop House on Eighty third between Third and
Fcuh avenues short walk The Park; ras and Gro.
son modern STYLE q feet inches front 5OsiO win be
sold low; TO Europe Apply 81 81
street OF to Il. q. LUDLOW, No Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02
LOAN OFFICES,

ITALIAN OPERATOR SALE. FOR THE SEASON
OF ID nights Of the desirable front the
balcony. Apply at 50 Nassau street. front ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN decreased accom- Trains for Albany and
troy The North and West leave Twenty sixth street depot
Sunday trains leave Naw York for Albany attss r. NJ,
aud Albany FOR New York at g15A ~. ,..-..
JOHN BURuHiLIA superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

vrtwswufrvR,s 0ERMANfA DRcUESTRA
III I~rsons having business WITH ~ HBLMsMuLLER
!. M nsse aIds him through tho city post cali on him
"a Mwbe rry street. before 10 bcock A. After that
noyp he viii be engaged IN gviwI music Nssons Orders
wi, !, be received At the mwso store Of Messs Beer
srirmer nj Rraiwsy Ne Other person 10 authorxed TO
effect engagements for mueF Va his name,
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AZ DOUGHTY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
M. OF HOTEL FURNITURE. CARPETS. &c.

Will sell on Friday, Feb. s, at 10 o'clock.
Corner of Furtieth street and Sixth avenue.
The entire Furniture contained in the hotel known a. the
Palace Park House,
Comprising the contents Of iO rooms consisting 10
Carpets Sofas Chairs Bureaus Whshstands Toilet
Sets best curied flair Mattresses Shees Bankcts Com
Bosters and Pillows French plate MAntel Glass;
Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery Glassware Extension Table
Case Table Linen Chinese Cong Ocoths Kitchen Fur
nure Barroon Furniture Herrings Grcproof Safe Desks
Counters Paintings. &c.
Catalogues will be ready the 0co OF the auctoueer 70
Nassau street Wednesday afternoon. Terms cash Do
pQsItS reauired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

T,EBAT WHAT rs 1T FREE MUSEUM HALL.
(I 6U BROADWAY, DOWN STAIRS.
The What IL II Ia supposed by many to be nothing
than idotic negro but such not the fact II ANAL
ssmaon boy ond doubt connecting link between art
and he At the above number lie
ria performances from until " every evening TIE
entire perfo sopernended by ten beautiful Young
ladies' Admission tree. A. n. BALLARD
GRAND MAsQUERADE ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
" Of making good appearance teher comic or fancy
Al mssQuersdes should get OF BUNKERS
tunes Tbs finest sssortmcn Of Dresses Wigs Curtis Ac
IN the city Costumes aud Fancy Dresses made 10
100 Fourth street. Sixth avenue.
JyANJo INsTRUCTiON-Bg A NEW AND SCIENTIFIC
- method The pupil guaranteed To learn perfectly the art
OF paying the IN OF Lessons Ban
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

A ssI0NBg's SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF
q Che Of Court and Baltic sr..a coLE nUR
rHY, comprising Teas Sugars, Coffee Flour Soap Can
dles Starch Spices. Pickles, Pork. WOODWARD, Brushes
general assortment Of Fancy Groceries; Horse Wagon
Harness, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02
.ASrsL Il. BURDETr, AuGTIosEER.

DASIst r. BVws6o55ILr a. Tv AUuqloN
suRDETT. JONRs co will sell on Tuesday, Feb. :
al IL O'Clock at Wheelers wall Street stoPes Brooklyn,
w00L-ioo bales superior Mestsio Wool In perfect or
Cstaosues viii be ready on Monday morning a our once
No 100 Wall also 81 the ONCE Of James 9reen EGG
examined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

NYIBLOg GARDEN.
~ ExTRA ADVERTISEMENT
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
has the honor 70 announcs that
HER FfRsT Benefit THIS SEASON
'" FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 1864.
when she win have the pleasure Of presenting
An ENrER1AINnkNT OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE
Boz Book now open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

MORRIS WILKINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
M sale of Leas,hod Property northeast OF Green
witch Barrow streets BY order Of the OF John
aacAon on Tuesday February 1874 q twelve ocoes a.
ing n " Greenwich and Barrow streets-The Lease OF
the Lot together with the Buildings thereon, northeast
of and Barrow streets House ~ by about
feet brick three stories attic and basement Also frame
stable Of 10 by Is feet from Trinity
church, has three years from May next with
newal s5D ground rent Lot % by Is feet Maps Ac. ct
Nc. Pine street. JOHN w. TOWT, Executor.