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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-12
MEDICAL.
DIR. J.E.HUGHES a Et
CANBEFoUND HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,

Near the Preble House,
WHERE he can he consulted privately, and With
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at
houfs dnly, and IRON A. M. to 9 +. nj.
,.' a. addresses those who are suffering under the
i, ION OIL rivate diseases, whether arising nom
connection or the terrible vie OF seli-abuse.
lie n,s entire time to that particular branch OF
aSrEE,Ss PROFESSION, he feels warranted in GUAR
Standing or 1919 ~ ALL CASES, whether of long
, az a eseh.ly eontroeted entirely removing the
o, sn u ese',se rom the SYSTEM and making per-
He would call the attention of the a,ai.a, a.. .,a
fact of his ong-standing and we-earnaJ renntation
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skin AMI snc
cess.
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M H. REDDY,
wi. MERCHANT TAILOR,

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, -.
e+i No. 107 FEDERAL STREET.
We have in store one OF the finest assortment of
ENGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C., that can be found in
Portland. These goods have been selected with great
and especially adapted to the fashionable trade,
and at prices that cannot fail to please and all goods
thoroughly shrunk and satisfaction guaranteed.
call is respectfully solicited Thankful to friends
for past patronage hoping to merit continuance of
the same.
jan9dtf ui7 M H. REDDY Proprietor.
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CmRONlC CATARRH.

CHRONIC CATARRH. .G
Mr.. Silas W. Berry, Of Watervile, this State, was
troubled with Chronic Catarrh and pulmonary Iii
ease which the cause of frequent spells Of As
phyxia, or suspended animation. He had lost five
sisters who died with consumption and was much
alarmed about himself. Mr. Berry was fully restored
to health by the use of Dr. Morses Inhaling Rene
dies. .ak.l- s-a.a-ftG .{Ha 1tt nel
l AN IMPORTANT CURE ru
Mrs. Caroline Atkinson of Cornish of this State.
widow whose husband gave his life to his country in
our recent civil war, and daughter of Mr. Samuel
knight, of the same town. seriously attacked by
disease OF the Lungs. She had fastened upon her
dangerous symptoms, by which she was Frustrated
very low, and unable to removed for several DAYS
and was given up to de- Other organs were serious
y affected and their natural secretions suppressed
In this condition she placed herself under the care OF
Dr.. Morse. Through the medium of his Inhalina
Remedies she fully restored to health and is now
a hale and hearty woman. .g.. II. III ~,
DIR. Morse has the names of more than two thou
sand persons on his books, who have been cured Of
Catarrh in its various FORMS and it is sale to say that
all the above named were caused by Catarrh
proceeded from that complaint. f
Persons at distance can be treated by letter.
FL Your obedient servant, ..s,r. l
CHARLES MORSE,
Physician for Diseases of the Throat and LUNGS No.
o Deering Street, Portland, Me. f
February 25, 1866. eod&wtf
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FOE 81 n.

II o II s n LIE.
ONE high pressure, horizontal Steam Engine,
~ with Cylinder 16 inches diameter, A inch stroke
iron bed and heavy fly wheel. Two f1ue Boilers
40 IN diameter3 feet long with two 1ues in each Is
in diameter. The whole is complete in all its parts
and in good order, and will be sold at a bargain.
Apply to r. II. WESTON,
Or the Portland Com pa nv. >
Portland, Feb. 2, 1867. teb5 d3Od ed
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III EMORRHAGE.

Rev. William Lcavitt, brother of Mrs. Hill, having
heard of his sisters recovery applied to Dr. Morse.
His disease was Hemorrbage of the Lungs which
caused great debility. He was obliged to relnquish
preaching, and entertained doubts about ever being
able to resume his vocation. He placed himself I'M
der the care of DIR. Morse, and in a few months was
restored to health through the medium of Inhala-
ton, and is at present preaching to the people OF
West Buxton. l+i4il tri-tt 4a p fiiaf .t
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relesaApalc MARKET REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA FeD 10. lSOJ.
Cotton dull; middlins uplands 'sc Flour quiet IVES
tern Sl2 50 Wheat dull; prime State s. red Southern
% i5 Corn dull 600 bushels yellow at 9c Oats
changed &c. cash. Barley active; sales Is 900 bushels At
81 So Provisions unchange Clover seed quiet; sales
Loo bushels 81 Is Contraband whiskey &c. Cattle
active and unchanged; l70 beeves ssd. extra Western
sheep advanced; sold At 6sc SIC. Hogs in demand
r,.,a saI s r so q a 1sS !.
,sfc iac sod in bond Tor prime csrross sugar rm
lbs cr na SoSSs Corn scv es wh
osc nc: yellow IS. Oats Sc Sc Clover seed
SSss y e sSss si &
i2,zc. whskey, IN bond, ssc -. - 90 ,ae7
Flour IN good demand and market steady: sales o bis
at M sSd So SG aas ss '5
sS sss S su casaaa Oats % Sun
s I re Il ass csna
ssns, SC. . ''''''' 60 ~, : -,
Flour demand s choice &c vi spring
eSsnsss a ss.s 4 81 s.: %oasr
shsas ss :s q
nsss.s sa S fsrd and P
% sSa
%s.i q s'.sss 2: {: sssS ;S S
1i'' nos'' wv ' S CrrcIrrArI. Feb g. 1857.
ricr .tc.av. ar ~ ala SO for brands nothing
doing supcrdnc Wheat quiet No spring " ~ winter
~ 90 Coru 0rmer No. Is quoted at Sc IN the ELEVATOR
and 7oc IN sackA firm; No. quoted At nc N the
elevator. and DC in sacks Rye l. IN good demand and
nominal; middina 2sc; rcceps for Tho last week ssg9
haes the same time last exports during the week
ss6 bales Whlskcy unchanged and steady - ~ - "
bond Mess PORK unchanged aud not much DONG small
sales we're msse Al Bulk meat. unc cha.
packers he gSc U1sc for shoulders sues sno
clear Sides but Nc has, 10 be accepted when
sales are effected, and &C. loc. were accepted
SIDES today. Bacon is q fair demand :. sc ioHc mNe
121sc Sides clear rib and clear SIDES PACK
ed Iards in good demand, but little IL Offering prizes are
higher sales 20 at 42 for country ana ~ ~ o
At y IS ~ for choice clear % for seed y ~ vso
duh, all kinds hut fresh yellow NC &c; cno'ce yeow'
ayOc Cheese steady; Ice 1910 for Western reserve
Eggs aecined 10 sc 2fc. with good supply God ~
Exchange steady; buying aud llO premium son"B
Money market steady at 10 H.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONDAY. Feb. 25--6P p. M.

MONDAY, Feb asp N.
Tho stock market was dull and unsettled during the
early part Of the day. but in the afternoon its tone be-
came hrmer 1t is still. however, without any marked
feature and there less disposition buy than
SELL The supply OF money continues than ample
TO meet the moderate demand from the Stock Exchange
but 1t has undergone perceptble reduction during the
last few days from connected with the funding
process. Hence loans made this morning ON ord
nary stock colateras at per cent although the
general rate is six and government securities five
II Is reported that the Treasury will this week buy
seventhiry notes. and reduce Its balance and the
latter has already undergone material reduction since
Saturday There is q moderate business doing In dis
counts and first class commercial paper at sixty days
passes at seven per cent
The statement OF the associated banks for the week
ending the sd instant reflects the action OF the Trea-
sury In selling vetwenes OF the issue OF 1865 pre-
paratoy to buying seventhy notes with the proceeds
and 80 funding the floating into the bonded debt The
loans show increase Of 6oe owing to purchases
OF and advances upon these bonds and the deposits
increase OF 81 055 attributable mainly the flow Of
currency from the interior The legal tenders have de-
creased 81 0l the result or payments into the Sub
Treasury account Of the bonds Sold which less than
was expected. The brisk demand for customs duties
has resulted in decrease Of $l279170 in the specie,
which reduces the held By the banks TO about
4l3, SOC, 000 The circulation shows increase Of
$50 The totals Of the present and previous state
ments stand UNDER AID the dulness of business is
partially indicated by the clearings and balances
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SHIPPIN q NEWS.
AtxAxAc FOR yoRx-rHis DAY
10 MOON RISES morn IL 70
~ HIGH WATER .......eve vi
puar Of NEW Yuax. FEBRUARY rs. 1867.


Cleared.
Steamship Heivesa (Br), Thompson. LiverpoolNatona
Ship Young America. Cumming, San Francsco-suiton
Ship Rhine Recommending London--Grinnell, Minturn
ship Ferdinand (Brem), Dannermann. London-Funch,
Snip Protector Norw). Maroni, London-Funch Meincke
Bark Challenge tBr,. wes.ake, sydney. Nsw-R Cam
Bark Lberas (Prus wischke. Cork for orders-Funch,
MARI Harnbu RI tBrem), wachter. Bremen-R soman
Brig Princess Alice tBr, Price, MISUNDERSTANDING Fer
nrs Charlotte Buck, Cot. Arroyo, PR-B sherman
brig Aur. tBr, EIng. zsza-p = R Den Dewof 90
Schr 4 RichsrIson Thompson Neuviias-fruJnlo W
nl ssSr stockton. soper washington Ycvan Brun
schr Snow Flake. Rose Richmond va-Goldthwaite
schr Myers, Van cieaf, Barmorcvan Brunt
schr Lynchburs, Van Cieaf BaitlmorcRaker Dayton
Schr s4LC Adams, Adams Philadelphia-iouns a
o schr Electric spark Phillips Newport s'eson.
Steamer octarora, Reynolds, South Amboy
Arrived.
Steamship Wilmington Spencer Galveston Feb ~ via
Key West 10Th, with cotton and passengers 70 "iam'
Steamship souder Lockwood Charleston, with md Sc
% ssss%ssi Pnj juno smith Wilmington NC, with mdse and
DUDLEY buck rsT,sdse S'wbern with md''
mdse and passengers. 10 Heineken Palmore.
steamship Albcmare. Bourne. Richmond cly font ana
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO Mccready 20
Steamship Neptune Baker, Bostcn with mdse ana pas
akin Johann Wilhelm Prus) Laudee. shields "a DAYS,
Had strong westerly gales Of the passage; stove bu
Essi Albion OBI, Esenbrock Shields 81 days with mdse
to Messing Latter part OF the passage had strong west
eriy ealcr: stove IN bulwarks, &c.
Bark Reaa (Norw) Larsen bordeaux days with vine
70 Cavlus De Ruver Co. For tho nrst three weeks o.
the passage had heavy NV gales stove buwarks and
water casks and lost and split sails
Bark John 0ri1nn. Chase, Neuvas II days VIII mi,
horany &c 10 James Ward Co. Has been days norm
Of Haiteras with strong NV winds; Feb ~ a " ~ ION
spoke schr john from Wilmington, NC for New YORK SID
In company with brig Ponvert, for New York. -, -.
Bark Palermo McCary New Orleans Feb with coIton,
passing atteras; l7th Inst in the Straits OF Florida saw
ship Joseph Fish, from New Orleans for Liverpool -,
Brig Gertrude (Br), Richards, Rio Janetro 81 days Win
coffee and rosewood 10 q Bullev.
brig Tsoa. West II DAYS with ordnance stores,
10 sherman. 18th inst lat ~ lon ~ spoke schr onn
French. from Galveston for Boston, I'D lat ~ lon ~ Dre
lawrence uch from Ansus for Nsw Yorx seer o
Barnegat Dec rs and blown on. -,
Schr q Knight COT Camden, Mc), whIttemore, Para III
dnys. with rubber. &C, 10 Miller Houghton. =. -,
schr Dorado fof Harwich. Eldrdge, San Bias 10 days
schr Lord q the isies tr cummlngs Ragged Island
8. days with iron 70 Brett, Son Go.
schr Il L sherman, Spaes. Indanola. - -,
chr Albert Thomas Van Brunt st Marks 10 days with
schr ii 5 Boynton, stubbs, Savannah, 8 days.
Schr Uriah Tabithn, Gibson, Norfolk,
Schr X Tull, Robbins, Boston.
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NJ For wreck Of the Acadian from Liverpool for savan
nsh. see general columns.
scHR JosxrHrsr-The vessel before reported having
coIldcd with Of the steamship Scotland saur
day the schr Josephine Of and for New York from
Porto Rico She has been towed inside the Hook and
run ashore.
q BARK CHsrrArA--A letter dated sea- board the
Ncamship North America Jan 70 gives the following par
tcuars Of the sinking by collision the Danish bark CHRIS
PM about hafrast O'Clock, when Ave miles beow
SANDY Hook ard sighting the Lghshp struck the Danish
bark Chusana (of Copcnhagcnl osbrandtsen, from RIO
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-Receipts Is packages There was no perceptlbe
change In the market
l0,6a5 bbs -four 2ia0 bags corn
meal $50 bushels and 1000 do oats The market for
State -four ruled rmer under fair trade demand
and prices tride better in some instances though
there vas NO general improvement Western -four was
irregular but generally quiet and firm; the sales
were moderate and the aggregate made up Of small
the comprised 1000 bbs For Southern -four tho
demand quite limited and prices nominaly
changed comprised 80 bbIs The inquiry rye
-four moderate and prices steady; note sales
Of bbls at from - 90 according to quality Corn meal
was steady inacve made 800 bbls Bran
- * We
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L Nursery and ohid. Hospital win tsIs plsc: :. .ss
.S%Sc Of sss on Sc Il .
conTrTEx o. nAEAaE au. r,.~h Ami,
rs sfsss aI'
9 9ssSam snoo W% Df BSsssverth ws% Bsdss
ssrryman Assbs Gsy ts: chlssssa:
c cori,ss Eas award cos.sS Esn. Ssi.SsIa
Pss.. n'' e:m sssn1 ssrs DSss s
sI,s, ap Ta%a.on ~R noo a'fMS sn s
Howe Bowling Hfso. J.; H 3 1osss
George George ley Iymsn as Ed.in Ludlow Philip
.G Il ss 3
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Vsns john S:sis::
VI sas q
rsS sas aRsN vss Ts.s1.y
T y ~.isI & II =:
+ s.s:;.s. ": ,s ss:; s:'s I A1
when ssoD.ss hsssS s:ss
Binss 0scys q Bend sas:ns BqGeT q 9 Sewd ,o 9.
DC ss:ass: ss 1a':s l s1 = ill.,
S:: &c., sci: ala ~!
ss G'ssi w s. Se Sssss'A :: Vs Ss:s:t Sss
~ ?,! Sssi r'ss si DsisSs'$
s;s i asS cs .a 1Hs s;;
Hun h$s. y ass%sq ff:: ;:. H'ssSS h;:s::
Dr. W w. Jones, Messrs Peyson Jaudcn q. !asgusin.
DR.. A. jacob Msssr. Q. K King D; kinssla1d Hoe: Q.
2. ). Layinssso.. Arthur Ls.ry Lsnslsoc = ssw,ss
Mott Judge A. c. Munson. Messrs- " X Morren J,mss
Murphy: John nurrsy Drs y. 1870 Is,. -
Oakley John Pvne. q: ~: Redmond. Wini,m = Rcsers.
Colonel Reed Mcssrs. Walter ssteries - snerman,
SeQman Jonu Schuyler, George r. BSic6ou. d Deln0o1
smith NJ K stevens. Jr., T. H stoushson Hon. Augussus
sche DR.. Foster swift Messrs. W. L. Talboys. Henry A.
Taller alexander TAYLOR william r. TrAvers General vaa
vhet Messrs Jules vertabe sidney Webster, bucAanAn
Winthrop. Hon. John Z. Ward. Ar O. b. ward
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A RMY AND NAVY CLATMs-ADDITi0NAL BOUNTY
charges. Cash given all good claims. GEORvE W.
MELVIN, Army and Navy Banker principal oce i75 South
Of Canal
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Wheat continued steady under limited inquiry from the
local mllers, and shpners market though

local miers and none from shippers The market though
quiet firm, in sympathy with -four The stock ample
and considering the approach Of the opening OF inland
navigation may be considered quite large STILL holders are
wthsandng wheat is relatively higher than our The
comprised 100 bushels white Canada from So o. 81 TO-
The corn market opened hrner though without apparent
cause, while quotations being the same. and the
inquiry being moderator STILL holders firm I'm their de-
mands for higher prices and buyers compelled 70
cede to them The market at the close was firm At ~ o
IN store and 81 % aoat for Western mxedshowiug an
advance OF lc &c. The transactions comprise % wv
bushels at 81 o. 81 0 for mixed Western in store 81 Us
81 % for do aoat and 81 " 81 " for new Southern
yellow Oats were rmer with steady fair dsmand sales
made of 10000 bushels at Csc &c for western ana
DC 68c for state Rye neglected ana easier Win
sales Of 5000 bushels Western at 81 10 81 TX barley was
dun but nomnaiy unchanged: the sales were l0OW bushels
at 81 s for Canada West duty paid The demand Tor malt
was very limited. and no sales of moment were maue ,
CorroNThe market ruled heavy and irregular under the
unfavorabe from Liverpool, and prices We're lower
AInn 1aolo
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market
FREIcrs heavy and lower under the decline in The
pool l5oo bales cotton and steamer $40 bales
n a. 1 1 isd Bushels eoTn s e
\ J: q 5 III. ;$i:
petroleum at g. The charters Italian bark from
British brig to Cork for orders from Philadelphia, 1000
gu G1sSr BAGS remained quiet but firm at s2,Sc DC
ysSr Cloth was N active ras aemand ana as
bales lO lie gold in bond, the spot here and in Bos
ton and Ike gold IN bond to arrive IN Boston
HOPs.--The demand moderate. but the market was
firm Sales 70 bales at s5c zoe. for American
HEMr-We heard Of no transactions Manila was quoted
the sales noticed in last heard
nothing though the market remained firm and steady at
but neG Of isl
&c for merchantabls lots and 7sc for small lot in
y active steady prices For e bb e c Ssm g.
rs $50 DO No s. IS l2x and 80 do extra Psls a.
last quotations Llnseed ruled arm Ct 81 IS y for
packages nssss ~ DO lard dressed hogs The
trade and before the close Of Change price, rGceasd Is
per hb new Western mess being freely ofs ;cd at
little speculative inquiry and lots for forward do
sss s. Isl anS ssa
0 s;s ~ me n, inside Ipns o
pr% S
$2t L. beef nru, win gouu
mand The sales TOO bbs at $l2 SIS for new plain
terces sold sas 50 sss for prime and sSa $50 %
we note sales lof 200 bbis. at So $35. Bacon
was duh SALE but unchanged value lhe
were boxes lOc lO4c for Cumberland cut, lsc
cerr, and Nc for short RIB. Cut meats were
steady with moderate demand. We note sales Of &OC
packages 81c l0c for shoulders and lie 3zc foi
HAMS Dressed hogs steady, but quiet sales wers
QSc. aAc for Western and lOc O7Sc for city
Tho transactions IN lard limited, the demand being
very moderate and somewhat heavy though nc
change ranspired Tho sales were 100 packages
I2c l<c for old andt71sc 1880 for new. Butter and
ruled dull and We bard Of NO trans
firm white being freely offered ct the clos 81
No sales reported In Philadelpha snIes
were made Of bills standard white for April at Nc
for May 3Oc l0N do for June At Sic; Luw 90 TOT
August c and SUI do primo light straw TO white Tor
August At Sc, buyers option -, - -. :.
RjCx was dull At loo lO1@c for Carolina We heard Of
transactions.
previous prices The sales go hoGsheads cheny Cubs
muscovado. l0<c Ike. and Porto Rico nj lv>c III
hogheads Cuba uscovado and Demerara on private terms
srE4sx continued steady. with sass Of 1900 pounds Al
1lc . l2c also 1900 pounds grease at Va iO1fc
linsced ruled quiet but firm: last sais
thy was unchanged IS 81 he latter price for prime
TALON was quiet We note sales OF 5000 pounds =
WsIssn1.Receipts Il7s bbis The market dull, blu
unc nRSd.
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BY Muller wilkins e Co.
Lot ana buildings y" Bowery' nor'nwes .ssloo
r no.tb..s ,or,.r Az "a gob ~ 200
ic,s ~ i.i,,i No ~, Az a., :..h 49, I'M, 225O
la ~ icsninr ~ AZ ~ $3.50 ,.....t...... 2lU0
~ vest s,ie soh ~ 40 fec ..st AN Az 1880
t.ns "A Jo,nng s,u,ve a. y 80 $50 - = '-.......,... lS35
I.ot In rear n16nvc m ootb =; ........... 1875
.lots Side sh ay % feet south Isth s each 250
2los south side SD ST., 30 feet east OF Madison a' r
los west side Ioib AZ AZ, feel On sth av each f5
los al ioinino above each ,'.............. Ll75
ios so,th sie s,b a as fest 5th ay each 1AD
lot ad ioinIng above - - - '........... Ll75
Iot northwes corner f;h AZ and iItb nv ..... 1850
slots al ion,nr ~, lin AZ each 49, ,........ 2,1u0
Iot north " esf corner vssb y, and iith nv 1900
lots ad Joining on Iith Az each ........... 230O
0'' w ssss s'de 'sh st 'W iees wes'o i'n as 100
lots adjoining above, each. LIw
lots south side 18th st., LOO feet west OF 18th av -
each. Zlm
lots adjoining above each. ASW
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A UCTION SALE.-E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
N LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF
ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FuRNITUI

BEAUTIFUL PARLOR SUITS, IN BR0CATEI,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
This Tuesday afternoon February %, III O'Clock the
elegant Household Furniture of the ourstory house Il9
Clinton place, Eighth between Fifth and Sixth
nues magnificent rosewood Pianoforte 20 fine on Paint
ings OF and Is Brussels and Ingram
Carpets lot OF rich Parlor Bedroom and Dining Room
Funiure spring and Hair Mattresses Glass. China and
Silver Ware, Cutlery &c. Sale positive
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keys Rum, g bbls. French and Pure spirits Wines Cham.
p'S'''' - - L. RSDsxorY.
D R. ROLLINS 4 GO, AucTIosEERs. WILL SELL
IN p al Of assossDS and
res s sas
a. sass ssr aas F
mGors osanss :@a G.. rissars Plated
5sss. ssas .as j.
y WALTERS, Auctoneer win sell this az ss 20 o'cioek
..s ss1YsT ssIss ro s1ss fsSs % cSa
WILLIAM DussAs. Deputy JOHN KELLY. sheriff
THOMAS RILEY AUcrIoNEER OFFICE so WEST
On ,Sa . .s sns S,y ana nS
fourth street. the contents Of Grocery and Liquor sso
WIN. Writer'S, AUcMoNEER-sELLs THIS pay.
sscond street. % barrels sugar chests o. Is. ~.
nS p 81 bs Sens large stock
the and Others. Also, HORSE Wagon and Hsrnssss
&c ~ss sSsSS sss s. Sssass sss z
FIRST class Mus. be sold - the lease = .oo.
WIN Writer'S, AUcrIoNEER-sELLs on THUEs-
near frs st 9
saS S,ss With Ss Siss and
" LILLIAN ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NO. IN
Chatham saasrs ss; Th. s Day = w .r.s s
: :
one aud a half octave rosewood Planofore:
DAVID IDEALLY, Administrators.
Attn AUCTION SALE.
Il $4,000 TO 6DOOO TONS
SCRANTON COAL, mF
ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. "a, 1889.
Nrw York, Feb IS, 1907.
1se w .s oas A. SRsFnE CO.
onecrs at the Company's saesroom ~ Exchange place.
corner Of William street, New York. on WEDNESDAY
Feb. n, inst. ut ~ o'clock noon,
$1,000 TO 6c.0O0 TONS
Of FRESH MINED COAL, FROM THE LACKAWANNA
REGIONS of the usual skies, deliverable their depot
Elixabethport n j.. during the month Of March, 1861
TERMS-Fifty cents ton, payable IN current funds,
the day Of SALE and the balance within ten days thero
JOHN BRIsBIN, President
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MASQUERADE
nsAsouERADE MASQUERADE-
M GRAND MARDI GRAS
BALL


CERCLE FRANCAIS DE L'HARMONIE.
AT IRVING HALL.
TUESDAY. MARCH o. 1857
Great preparatous are being mrde by the COMMITTEES 70
'e'1'' ' FULL ORCHESTRA.
Tickets may be obtained Messrs L. r. Harrison, Irving
HALL L. C. koppel II Ann street acouot y Ceo1r ssree.
House corner fifth street and Broadway Delmon
icos Fourteenth and Fifth and the members
of the society.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

MARsHAL's SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO WINES.
lu Liquors. Ac.-S. HERMAN, Auctoneer. viii sell 90
"Wednesday. February n at 1915 O'clock A. M AZ Is
Bowery cases OF Leaf Tobacco Wrappers empty Cigar
Boxes Also III Iuuors cornnrisin,
about 900 bbls Brandies Gina Bourbon and RIVE Whi.
keys Rum, - bbls French and Pure Spirits Wines Cham
L. RINDsKoPF,
City Marzhaf
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THE BALL SEASON.
RON BALL. III
IN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81 1857.
BEETHOVEN MAENNERCHoR GRAND BALMAsQUE
Is will be held at Germana Assembly Rooms 29I and
500 Bowcrv Wednesday February q, 1857. Tickets ~
To at the following paces-Rudolph's lls Broad
way; Demonicos ~ Broad street; Durkoops corner o
broadway and A. Darius. corner OF
broadway and Dey Standngers 81 Nassau street,
Charles TENDERS, 10 College place: Germania Assembly
Rooms and 293 Bowery. Positively no tickets sold ~
the door.
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TAMEs JENKINS. AUCrrOyEER, WILL SELL AT
e auction Wednesday 2h inst Mt ii O'Clock. at 40l
broadway Forty first street, Horses, Carriages Rock
aways Wagons &C.: Horses, Coaches. 10 Wagons.
Phaeton seat Rockaway. Doctors Phaeicn Express
wagons Sulkes 20 Harness. Sleghs brown Mare,
bay do gray do, all very fast Also several other work
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M - WATER STREET
AT AUCTION.
x. II. LUDLOW 4 co.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
ON wEpNEsDAY, FEs. z, 1857.

AT II O'CLOCK At THE
EXCHANGE SALESROON,
Ill BROADWAY. TRINITY BUILDING, NEW YORK
WATER STREEf-The valuable Lot, with the three sory
brick building thereon ~ Water street. 23x5O feet lot
feet deep possession Nay bN ~ per cent can on
mortgage Maps &C. at auctionecrs once, NO. zine 81
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BY Muller, wilkins a Go.