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i -t ft1 "5 nEW-YORK CITY IlEVS. THE CUSTOM-HOUSE. til Yesterday Iyer ere Waat as" tJbw Beau tore. Tbe Commit! of tb Senate on Retrenchment ael aaia yesleraav, a tit Fifth- venae Hotel, rV-oator In tka chair. Oeu.

IliLLf kk. who wa etamloM lb pre-wlouadav, stated Id reference to th evidence or MtitWBTT. Ua white ta Web-injrton fleu. Cociirak uld blm XUDCETT Baud CJen. roaTKa waa recclvm money from IM Oeaeral Order buaiaesa af Mew-York.

On feeariaa! Ibla be mentioned it to Lckt, wbo tt.lotm4 flen. Portbk of tbe mailer. To Hriialor Caaeerly It waa a boat M) o'clock: at might when Col. I.ETall'd my attention to this toatterv My reiationa with Oeo. (J a ant are fjit frtn1Iy, nod thry were terc i(frceWe while 1 waa a aieoiber ot hi tuK I spoke to OoJ.

Lrir on the tteneral Order bnsinesa a wf a-o toe White Hoiane. I bad expected to apeak about tb matter on potoic. there. You uneeted, wben going to Washington, toaee Ura. OitUT, aad -te elicit tbe esplans-on on lh subject wbich it would beforbia Interest to snake A- Tbcr waa do! Wo aaid bout any testimony.

I weat to aea Uen. Grant after It waff arraaard I would be examined, and I LbMjrat ma cipImsIIm ef, Col. Lmi's eentvrction with tbe timer) Order business -woald be desirable. I think tieo. Grant x-pressed blaj disapproval of tbe Leet-Blxby bosl- est.

Ircfollect tbe statement of tbe Hrrald't Washington correspondent aa to tbe disappoint-snentof Orn. Oiint'i friends at my important evidence not being; takeu. I spoke1 about tbe matter to four or nve irentlenieiti. one of whom wm connected wltti Ilie Herald. I had a con-werentiou with Mn.

INibtb-r. tn which he aaid the President disapproved of Col. I.RRT having aayibtar to on with tbe New-York Custom-Iteoan. fxefcrrlnir that be should bave accepted tbe position of dpenntendeut nf tbe Camrron Imo-wbrka in PeunaTlTanla. I knew Col.

T-eet to be a rood buaineas man, and. before I left, fleo. Urant became reconciled at hie bidding tar tbe Cuatom-bouae buaincaa. Tbe birtfliD waa dene in tbe name of Mr. Howe, a prominent polltirian.

I don't think: the President knew of 1.. Leet arrangement until after tbe Oommittee of February. Col. I-kkt waa in aae irar at tbe time be entered ibn buainesa, lat benit on leave pf atxteuee I con aide red it IcR-itlmaie. renator Caaaerly I am a rtnllan.

attd my per-aeptMio ol the tranaartiona differ from tboae of yon gentlemen of tbe aword. i Wluiaaa i But tbe law was pasted by elylliaoa ander wbirb the six innuthe lrve i k1co. ttenator Caserly Not by me It came from oaarter. Heoator blew art Tbe law waa pamed expreaa-' ly to enable ibeni lo leave tbe army. fteaator Casiierly I deny that the law Intended, wbil maa weara th honorable uatform of at United Hialea nicer and drawa pay a dimio.

tabad pay. it a true rould en a ire in buai-ateaa audor another deuarttant of tbe CJoveru-aoent for tbe aake of lucre. Witnene-r-Oo. bis rcrta nation waa accepted, aa I consider, and Irrevocable. Senator Bavard- Hut be told ua hluidclf that aa cat it recalled to bave bimsclf miiittetrd ou aaontb aoouer that be luint bave a year's pay.

Hcoalor Ptewart here aummed np tbe teetl-anony of the wlt ncaa a aeiiesol questions, wbxvb were promptly answered. aienator Bayard I move mat the stenographer, to rBf llmis bis uoies. Uisliurtiuib between tee questions of le Heoator and tbe answera of tbe witness that it be irtven aa tbe understand--hie ol tbe eo-called eoiinael as to the testimony. Reaatur Casserly Henator Htkwamt's fiaoit of aotnioc lu with leading- questions Involves thai asaaaaitv of re-examluias: wUnewsea. feeaator Htewart (warioiyl I aappose It would kw evattfyinc to some aentlemen to exelnrie me freia the Coinmitiee altoiretber.

but I niuar. say refrained for hoars from asking jueations be eause I iboutrtit tbe time nad been squandered ty remalninic here spending the people's money After tbe witness baa been exhausted. Chairman Lo you withdraw your motion SlrvliATARDf steeator Bayard-No, Sir? PeuaUir titewarl I move aa au- amendment that tbe tentimonv of henatora Caskkrly and HAVAktt be diatinKUished from that 31 tbe wit- Henator Bayard My motion waa practical If tb la intended lo render It futile I withdraw It. Henator Casaerly Uave 1 aaid anything to yon Wuicb Involved the Idea that the Chief Magistrate waa under tbe necessity vf a personal explanation to ton public 1 A. No.

Henator Caseerlv I think tbe President makes lila statements of all such matters by bis acta aad by bis lire. You told me you made rcrtaiu i atatewenta which anpearel In the Htfaltl next. day A. I meutioued tbe mailer and did not know tbe party was connected with tbe Urrald. lie asked me it I had any objections to its publl-aattoa pud I replied nut.

(THarijcn ll. Moulis. assistant weigher to Jam M. Jhoxmuk, teati lied in reply to the Cbairiaan, that ha waa present when a certain earao of oauuel coal waa weighed for inz aUHiK.ua. aud to.

bia knowledge no one ap-preaabel Mr. RttfiERn and avked to have some af tbe eoal sent lo tueir bouses. Wa.ll. Ciatk. lusector of Customs, a worn.

aaid In answer to the Chairman Ibat bo waa on Abe vessel when the coal of Kudt A Kooers waa e)teshrged the -larger Invoice of roal was for Bin. aaiMcr aad tbe amaller for Kiit A. Koo- Mr. KuM i'irr went there to aee if Ute lota were kept aeparatev To beualor ilayard I did Hot OfV Mr. Bem xuKrr ta send a load of eoal to my bouae.

and did not Intimate that 1 would serve him if be aid. or that would Injure him If he did not. I attd not aay It to Mr. Kckieks, nor did not bear any one say anything- or tbe kind. -1 did not aay to any one present that Air.

bEKiicT waa a aV aneau old cuss, and that i would cat square with hiss. i Mr. fc. IX RouERa waa recalled, and aaid that -N If r. Clove wa the person relerred to la but evidence already given.

I A communication waa received from tbe Chamber of Commerce atatjug a committee of aevea from that body was Appointed to -eon tec, with lbs Henate Committee aa to the best means to be adopted to rectify tbe alltged abuses tbe Castom-bouse. j. Jatbb, opceial Ageat of tbe Treasury. related bow. abort ly srtr he reported for duty a JW9, be discovered that United rUate weigk- ara war In too habit af defrauding tbe revenue toy returning aud swearing to false rolls ef la- aiaaava.

aad by ratornlag abort weights in collu- aioa with impurveis, and be bad a number of I thee, arrested, and the books and paper of thirtv-two importer were seised. 8ome of tbe wretghera were disrbarged. one turned Utate vi- ateaee, two were held and tbe mdiet- goanu ara pesdlng. 8uJta were tautut-' ad against thirty of tb importers. ajuswtreaaltedttn Judgment for an aggreaaf sum af 3s.

There waa paid Into to Treasorv. a 11 ami TC- Uovernmeat retained one-half. Vbe otaer half. lts.iXi was paid to informers, aad aa Auel awn to tb Collector, enrverort aad Maval Odlrer. The examiaaUoa af tbe wltaeaa waa her sna-psaasa.

aad tao Coataaittea adjouraod to Mua- aay BHirsiaa, Taw atrawai TraawAy Cewaictiasj Tr-- A tela al I'srssfr'a Jan. A.S ioqneat waa neld yeaterday by Coroner tai tb eaa of Ai.ro Bitowg, 1 aged sevea yean, wb died frm injuries al-; Icaed bay been tp dieted by some of bis play- wbJe be waa returnlDf from, school to i Jfe. sat Kleveatatreet. Two boy wbo ajao atteaded tb school, testified positively that tney saw ArxtLrn Wnitt, aged-about twelve year, kick deceased twice id tbe stda i froat af tb school-house to Wast Thirty-ftfta-streat, so that he fell with Bia bead auraiaat aa aah-barrcL It waa also saewa taat dsesaaad eooapiaiocd to bis taocber wben ae go asane that be bad been kicked by Wer a a a. aad that on of tbe witness tbe kicking aaeatioued tb eutraga to hie parents whan Ve returned fcoeae.

On tb atber bawd, the boy wuuu eUiaveA that be waa la the wchaoi-aoaae yard at tb feme af tb oatrage, and prw Aaeed several wi messes, wbo testified to that ecu It wa shew a by in testimony of Vt. Joan Beach that death had been canned by earn pre as i do and eoacusaloa of the brain, the vault at violence, and aaoa thie evidence six of tb Juiy rendered a verdict that tbe Injun bad weea received in some tnaansr unknown, bat. Mr. 8. W.

Baldwi. tb seventh Juror, brought la aaotaer veedtet that taa taiwneaaad bea re-aelved at the buds ex Anotra Waaaaa. Cwro-aer Kama a aeled apea the laUar verdict, sod aomtuitted him to tbenstdy of Can. Cirrxtf, tbe Twentieth PrcinoW to await further ia- yaaligatlon. altwd e4 Brlrastkawal 7eede4.

ta IE, Cel. JLscta, Chief Clerk of i tie ara ease Uepartmeat af th Ctoaa-boaae, baa bbbA a repart 1 1 Deputy Calleetoy Jambs, a tbe Tair tviaiow. Trum tbia docamant It appaaea thai wail tb wrk ka atoadily iR-Afeaaed, tb ajbe tk employ 4 to perform It lees tbaajarmarty; Tbe bead aeewent fee the year eadlog IWe 1871. exceed tbe amber la 1st by iaa ad ummo la IMS by Laat year tbere were wareboaa atrt, and witbdrawal entiiea. Only four lerk ar mpieya4 1 ta attend to tola -wolaaiiaeue business, and they ara eoastsntiv at work two boars earUsr ad late thaa afaaee boars, eabub ap ta work at tssir dsska Tbs to tba swat fovea that -wa aaa- fir41 I tea year a-.

ben tb atk waa awt i lieaidta tbie Increase in th warshsass satnaa. entries and of UN lsvoteea, and tbe kerk la tb ltqindatlng Aepartaneat tb nam aoaaarteal force aa wa em ployed tea years aa-o bave their band fall. too. la tb store book-keeper department, likewise, too fore 1 Lolly lnadeqnat to taa Increased vol a me of labor to be performed, a less taa clerk work oat of baetaeee hours. In Una the work of tb erne la tares Jlftha asere tbxa ic wa in 1867.

and tbe numoerof elerk Aae leaa. CoL Or Akue reeommeod that either tke-legal hoar of labor be xt ended, or the fore la-ereaaed where an Inereaa woald not toe much omplleat ta nxaebJaery. THE "WEST BIDS. Tbe RiverwtAo auaal Ifsrslanie Parka JPaat sat aTafaw laaprs aeaaeats mm tax Wast ajtdo at ta City The Sttect Heal Kstaae. The work of imnrovine; th wpner end of the island on tbe weat aide af tbe CUT, which baa been retarded by reason of tb Bine fraud and tbe empty treasury they left behind them, end to oc extent by litigation In tb Courts, bat attracted toeb general attention and is of tueb wide Interest that tb folio wink account of tbe present ooodltlon of the improvements will prove both timely and Interesting-: WHAT BAB BEEN DOSE.

Tbe first act of Importance to Improve tbe west side of tbe City at the upper end of tb Island, containing, as it does, l.too acre between Fifty-ntnth-street and Manhattanville, waa paased by the Legislator on the 13th of April. 186a. empowering tbe Central Park Com misstonera to cause a survey to be made of that part of tbe City bounded on toe. north by One Hundred and Fifty-flfib-atreet f- on tbe east by the westerly line of tbe EUrhtb-avenue. north of Eigbty-seeond-etreet.

and by tbe westerly line of tbe JJinth avenue south for Elgbty-econd-street southerly by tbe south line of Serebty -second-street east of the Tenth-avenne, and by tbe southerly line of Sixty-seventh atreet, west of the Tenth-avenue, and westerly by the Hudson River, and. to prepare mags and plans showing sncb changes In tbe widtfH direction and grades of tbe streets, avenues and roads then laid out within the area described, and in tbe pier and bulkhead lines established, as in their opinion could be made with benefit to the property affected, and also tbe boundaries! of such streets, avenues, roads and public squares aa In their opinion conld be laid out or discontinued with like benefit, and to report tbe'resnU of their labors to the Legislature. Under tbla act the rejvort of the Central Tart Commission was made to the Leglttlaturo in March, 1867, and the final act was passed on the 24th ot April following. In this act the Park Commiaaloners were given exclusive power to open or close sncb streets, aveanea, roads, public squares or plarea, and to widen streets or avenuea, and to change the grado thfreof, as they might think proper, in the district bounded by the south aide of Oi.e Hundred and Fifty-fifth street, east by the westerly side of Elirbth-avenue, south by tbe southerly Rlilo of Fifty-nltith-etreet. and west by the Hudson River, and also a space of 350 feet in width nr-rounding the Central Park, the powers no conferred to cease on the 1st day of May.

1872. The Commissioners filed their map on tbe 7'a of March, lt-68, fixing the grades of the streets and avenues between Fifty-ninth and One Hun-factorilv since Its commencement in Pepteniber, 186ft, haa been partially stopped since the dis-ruution of the Ring. It Is expected, however, that It will be completed by the time the several existing contrartaexpire. The walk on the rant side to be narrowed several feel, to allow a greater width of carriageway. The matter ba been referred to Mesxrs.

andYtrx, wbo will soon report upon iu The engineer. Mr. M. A. Kklukw, favored a side wall of twenty feet in width, while Mr.

Greek advocated one of twenty-live feet. Instead of thirty, as originally proponed. The railroad tracks are to be placed noon the extreme easterly aide of the avenue, close up to tiie sidewalk. MaillATTaK-SQlTAEE AND THE ART BTII TlKOS. Work upon Manhattan-square was commenced aa earlv as 8u8.

IT poo the aocesalon ot the King Park Commission in Wav. 1870. they decided td change the location of the Zoological liarde from Manhattan-square to the Central Park, i The site originally selected was never fitted for sncb a purpose, owing to tbe Impossibility of securing perfect draiuage. The square -4a td be removed for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Slimeum of Natural History, attd other Public ouildlcga. A bill paused the.

last lna-lature appropriating several hundred thousand dollars toward the erection of suitable butildinics lor the purpose. I MOBVISGMDE PARK. Next to RiverfT.de Park In point nf Importance -to the Improvements ot the west side, is the proponed Morulngvide Park, sitnaied on thehlcb' btufl of land lying north-westerly of tbe Centra; Park, commencing at Oue Hundred and 'Tent h-street, and extending to One Hundred and between Eighth and Tenth avennes. Its name was suggested by tbe fact that it possesses a sunny exposure in the early morning hours. From it a clear and unobstructed view of the Suunu and ita moving eraft can be obtained at ail times, and the outlook a ether directions is almost equally attractive.

As laid out the Park will contain handsome walks, flower-be (In, Jetting play-ground. Wben flnioned. it will doubtless be a favorite resort for children and invalids, as bracing air and a charming prospect, in which marine and laud scenery are blended, are attractions which will be sought after, especially in the early part of the day, even by those who do i pot reside in the neighborhood. During the pant year it baa been surveyed and a plan made to improve About tfjoott baa been spent thus tar toward carrying out the plans. BTRBET AWD AVENUE WOHEWCI.ATORE.

At the base of Morningside Park a new avenue has been laid out which Is yet undesignated. It eterta at tin Hundred and Tenth-street and eonneeta with the Avetfue St. Nicholas at One Hundred and Twentyrfourtb-etreet. It is proposed name It Knowlton-avenne. after the 4ien.

of Wamuhotos's staff, who 111 near this pom t. Moromgside-avenue begins at On Hundred and Tentb-stieet and follows a northerly direction to One Hundred and Twenty-aeoond-street. when it takes a westerly course land laps the Riverside-avenue. Another avenue, extending from One Hundred and 8ixcenib-atreet to Oqe Hundred and Tweaty-aeventh-treet, between Kiverslue-avenoeaod the Boale-vard, is to called Klverbauk-avenue. Among the numerous improveouenta proposed for tbe west side is a plau to chaoge the designation of some of the avenuea.

For instance, it is proposed to call Eignto-evenue above Fifty-nintb-street Central Park-avenue. Tbe Eleventh will be deaitrnated as West End-avenue, which name seems to meet wltb mush tavor, as tnis part af tbe City ba with a certain Class couio be regarded a tb weat end ef the Metropolis. Other changes of names, it is thought, will follow. Ta ErrECr on real rbtatr. An important measure affecting tbe west side is the proposed widening of Broadway from Thirty-fourth to Fifty-matJi-street.

The matter ta now In tbe Courts, an appeal having been taken to the awards first made to the Court of Appeals. Projiertv-owners regard the propoaed widening as' absolutely, necessary, Broadway tteing to tb west side what the small end of a Tunnel la to tbe larger one, the former representing the diatributmg part, while tbe latter is the (receiver. With Bruadway wmeued. a grand avenue of communication I established from toe Battery, tbrouga the heart of tbe City, to the future homes ef tbe wealthy classes on tbe west side. It I not difficult, those versed in real estate matters argue, to foresee tbe future of this section.

The delay thus far in improvement baa undoubtedly permanently beKeoted all property west ot Central Park, for tbe reason that so inferior aaildiava bave been erected, and Talaee have now. la anticipation of tbe improvement above noted, reached a bleb figure. With tbe completion ef the Uarnlngaide and Ki vendee Parka, tb improvement Eigbta-a venae, tb erection ef tba Metropolitan Museum of Art On Manhattan-square, tb widening Broadway, and last, but most important of all. quick transit, tbe weat side will resent attractive net urpeased by any city, even among the toasted though beautiful capitals ef modern Europe. i- tmtiataeo at taa Weehw -Fourteen hundred person, were arrested by the Pottc last week.

Ther war Uurty-foor fire last week with ftMsf ls aad lnauranea fifteen were caused earelessness. four by erase ae. one by spontaneous combustion, ana the others wer aoddent. iMinng tb week there were 44 stm-blrtha, ill births, in nimuM and (7t death, being a in-areas of ever tb aortatit of ta prenoae week. There waa tbe eaane a amber of easea of aiaaii-pox aa danog tae previous wee, and oae additional death trees taat disease.

A -i 1 'p-i Casta war aaa tba le Xi. odoek yeterday morninc Oixin. af tb Nort Brwtaer Island a baa dnft tlo.la Eaat Rrvrf-eff BandaU lalaad. and patting- eft with two mo ta a aasil aoat. oceeeta ta rescuia the maa andtu laadiag him aaaly ea tb Lsma-Isiaad sbera.

la attasapuag to rat ara to ua lalaad. ta beat wa seve la and ta taree men wa east away. By tb help af bia ears, KstXT tnsaseoad ta reaehtag aaar. aad tb claee two at wer resets taa steamer jftaaeAaa- mmet. aflat taey bad bsta xosed Iwr aevaral aaars, nUAKOUL AITAIES.

lairs at da sk -gtaebaaaw-rxB. s. i FIJUIT BOARD, ft.snoa CM.ss.wew, 19 N. Oen. 'Land A JUb.

'Fi ore jnoCon. Ceal of eons 6 QaicksUver. JV tMtSi(. HAsarew. 5i lApril A Oct.

S00 call. I.nr i so da ijM bta. so. haa. A lOTQn tckril ver Vt WJi Bt.

3m. Ina rV rat MaiiaS-Co. Wb 1. ore Mo. ts at b.

IoanRee lot'2n0 lA4virklyn W. L. ot. N. Y.dau, yeAdams Knell M.

Am.H. I IH BalS WN. Y.C A 97H do 2 4.0O9 Vntrm Par. TS do. M- rj l.ono do 87H.S1O0 Y.

C. H. Ala. A tmsq. 2d.M0 1 ltl ssj.

rmc 100 J' by Me vs mo 7.000 Alt. tf.H.In. 1,000 Han. 4 et Jo. Copv.

3,00" 7H l.WO Tbl. A Wh 1st, UL 00 J.flro at. wot it.H8. ski, loo lil. lea Bds io 4-o im 4.000 Mil.

A M. P. 1st. MS VW Mil. A St.

P. 1st. lows rilv 34.r0 Tin. Psc I- Kl ijaua Tr-L. I'M.

A Bnrltsg'n dlv. S7 10 ronrinentnl Rank. 7 Ceo. Nar. Bauk.Tloo 3 do.

10 Fourth Nat. Rank.no 21 Nlnih Mat. Hank. 10 60 Gcrman-AmetU-aD jw nraoiua bet. Hid 300 C.

S00 na TIL 1 S100C1. 1'ittK. joo IMiOCTd. A X. do JCO ralL MS 1 00 Oil.

A N. W. WW l.OChL A M. I 100 Jr arOToL. W.

A 73 aoO call. 78 100 F. W. KK a. N.

J. Itn MO i.i. A Alton istf inuHt. L. A iron 6i tun 4n S7 Morrlx ai Hen.

A St. Jo 40 so Krw Jerser 13" 4 no Rrnsg M. Coal. 1X0 snton Co. 100 sou tin 2IO ido West.

Un. TcL. UK) c. WO do 1G0U Au C7 so It Wi CoL, A I- C.b. aa aut.

lao do. i Albany A 3 SO (400 fnion c. 71 raw TSS' lK) Ohio A Muw. J. c.

1 I I PFCONII BOAltn. tl.sno P. 5-31 T2.iio;lO()Wi'll-rBr'oEx.b.c. 61 u. s.

s-a io ioo i iio tx I.UUO U. H. V. V. A.

itS -4. 5.IWJ do lllii 500' do 9i 7.5O0 TJ: S. 5-2 30000 It. Y.ln.fc HnL new 110M CtfH bfio. lo ooo TT.IS.-5 3 B7.il II, 100 Erie Kallwny 30 9.WO V.i.

5-2 Harlem 300 Canton Co 100 Mich, en iAllS'4 100 Cou. I Odl of mo do 100 do 38 200 Md. osl (Io 22 iu uaick. Min.Co 90S JA 31 loo Qaickmlver Pref. loo Weat.

I Te. b.o. 71W 2(0 Pac M. I. Co.

01. 2io do. tali. 591, do 5 MarirMMW fret i 30 Adaius 93 200 rt. A M.

Ho.b. 91 II Panama Itailrood. 7 I'n. Pacific 3JS 100 Chi. A N.

W. 92 IOO N. J. Central Ill i ll 10 W. fc Jilt' aochi.

A A b3. 122 IOO W. 1 A I. Mount. 7'a 20 do 70 400 call.

68 Ml) M.At.P.l'Mxc.UI. 75 100 liens. A t.lW Battjrdat. Feb. 3 P.

M. "The variona Wall-street markets have sho-wn considerable llnnnena foriay, the influence of the utormv weather, which woiks against activity. The Public Funds were eteadv in quotations, witb an unusually light buniness. There were' no uale until the noon call of these securities, when 110 wa paid fur Fiverwenties of 1864, lilt for tbe old issue of the new 1665s, aud 112. for ISO.

The' Teuriorties and new Five cents, were about a qnarter cent, better, Gold opened lower. 109 alOPJ. and with a quicker demand for use in deliveries, the charge for carrying deebninsr to: three cent, interest. The price rose in the middle of the day to 100J, quotation beiiiK 10PJ 109J durine the afternoon. The demand for For-eiga Exchange lias been Kood, ei-iM'ciallv for a after the of the mails.

The sale of Banker' Sterling were at eame iat-8 as yeterday, 109a 1WJ for hixty days sight, and lTOlSlOOJ for short date. The movement io the Stuck market was not very lively, thouirh a pretty general ud vance wias made. Pacific Mail waa tbe favorite, oucniug at 59, falling oS to 5H. and then Helling in considerable amounts tip to 5Pi50 attain. The eulmitly is much talked of, and certainly adds animation to the dealings.

The next in activity wan Union Paciiic, which ld at SSI a- with many intermediate fluctuations. The' recent fancies, like North-western and W'a-haeb, werei dull and aud Lake Shore and' New-York Central were not specially active, thongh the former improved to 111, aud the latter to 98: Kock Island took a new start and reached 11'-, at hich price a large quantity chaniied hands and Ohio, in like manner, movd tip to another range of figures at 47 3 The speculation in Qnicksilver waa carried without a breakf fo 30J. when a sudden fall to -tH occurred, followed by a returu above 30. Erie was weak, "selling within a quarter' either way, of SI. Sales of a round lot of Canton, at tbe morning lioard, depress-d the price to 80 later, the sales were at 81 again, and at 81.

The sales lists and quotations will give a sufficient idea of the rest of the market, which wa: stronir all day. though with only a moderate advance iu prices. i Investment Stocks and! the Railroad Mort-gaire were firm, with les business than usual. The Pacific Bonds were steady, both for Central and the diff erent issues of the Union Pacific. The Board Statement was without perceptible effect upon the markets.

Money wa easy at 6 to 7 until after 2 o'clock, when it settled down to and accounts were made up in good season. In this there was nothing different from what has been noticed tbe Jiast few days. The changes shown in tbe Bank Statement are as follows: Loans, Increase. specie, Uerrrawe I.ecal Tenders, Deposits, decrease Circulation, decrease 729.400 1.JM2 1O0 227 MM 1M5IO 70.200 Th Liabilities are reduced 7,700. and theKeserve the loss tp lawful money reserve, tinder the 25 cent, rule, being $955,175.

Tbe totals stand a follow AVBBAG FOR WXXK XXDINO Ft. Leal Tenders iM-nnsiM aa.2is.7u5 CLOIXO TRICES FEB. 3. Fridsj-. Eaturdav.

ll 111V' united Mates riewos U. S. 5-30B, B5, May and Nov. .111 U. S.

5-20. Jan. and .112 American. kh.ij Bills on London, 60 day JW N. Y.

Central and C7J N. Y. C. and Hud. Debt.

93J Keadin. Chicago aud Sock Island mj North-west 74 North-weat Pacific 58J St.raulPreferred..4........... 75 St. Paul Common ...1.. 56 v-a 1UJ 112 lWi 96 H3J 113 82J 581 74i 5fc 75i 311 Ohio and Toledo and TV Western 45.

75J 72 Sit S8 Bit 88 Erie Union Lak Lake Shore 881 At the Tery close ol th Hill of the Ex. chanjr at 4 o'clock P. 1L. th ilarket wa Strong-. vr The following bids -were mad for the Mi: clIeoa Shares: 1L an Bn.Caal..i1 Pvwarrl vssia Caal 21 a MariBoaa If n.

JUna MlaCawat arrlaa Coal Zl AaannaUal 4 Ceatoa Cav. Bakuaaaea i. taad. I ma. 71 Cob.

Coal tlarvlaad wsetara Laiaa Tt Qntcksilver Mas. VlatcB. AUa. Cav arai aa Wsala.ane ui Aaaer. M.

V. Z72 CaiteAntstes lV- faaaaaiau.H..Cw at UrjJ 0TATZ TAST7BT. I 9rw-Yox fimroay.sb. s. inx Oe4 U.

H.7w ft ljMiS UM bslases t9.s4 i f. rffi li i i (Currency BS.tl Carrenerv balaaaw. tJlS-ST 04 ea.euo so Canceled a-old. eertibeatea sent to Washington. JJ503JWO.OO rHlLADCLTUIA STOCE.S.

FKB. S. 1 TeJtaraphed to Metsn. E. V.

Bandolpk at Co. Sid. Asked. 7S City ft. Camden and Author Pennsvl vaala Central Reading- Leturb i Catawlssa preferred Philadelphia and ne Northern Lehipb Navication -lhih Oohl Loan I 97 12't I 11BM 62 47 26M 31H 41 Ja 113 1UOH 12H ei.

lis4 1 3i4 47 37 40 41! The week import of General Mcrchan dise have' been to the specie value of $0,243,375. .7 B1.MI.C kSO FniNCIiL. eT. JOSKTII AND DENVER CITY RAILP.OAD COMPANY'S FIRST MORTGAGK 8IXMNO FUND I-AjI ORANt' ilOHUS. Br.llIKO PKK CtKT.

(8. D. IHTEKK8T. i PillRI.Il IB liOUU, mis of Aid in DEitoauxATiosu or tljioo. tsoo awd Sino, can be ohtaidud from tbe undcrsirucd.

or thronch tbe lianka aud baukers thruushput the United Sftuts. Tbe attractrre features ot those securities are recosTBlsed in the fact that, although they bave been but a short time on the market, they are nearly all absorbed, and but a small amount are now for They combine a perfect security wttt i liberal rate of luterest. lids latereat account la made lisrbt for, and easily borue by. the Companr, Ihrouch the operation of tbe Sinking Fund cre ated from sales of tbe Company's land, which in many cases, draw interest at the rate of tru (eWper cent, per annum. The security behind Is amule in every particular, as they con- ute a flrat and only mortgage on a trunk line railroad which will soon connect the City of bt.

Joseph, (an Important railway centre.) with the Union pacific Kail road at Fort Kear- materially ahorteDtns; the distance between 'the-Atlantic and Purine coasts. In addition to this, tbe bonds bave further security tn the fact that there Is included in the MorUraire tbe Cora-paoy'-a magnificent Lanrie. amountinirto l.soo,- 000 acres, known to be anions the best in tbe United States. Th; Mortiraire Indenture pro-bibirs tbo sale of tbcee Lands at less than Four (4) Dollars per acre, and payable to the Trustees under the the clear and express purpose of retiring theao Bonds. The amount thus realieed exceeds tbe entire amount of Bonds which can be laancd, and leaves the road.

property and franchises free. Tbe Bunds have thirty yean to run. with interest at Eight per free of tax, payable in aud August tn each year. 1 Both principal aud interest are payable, in KOld. The principal In New-York.

The interest In either New-York. Ixindou or Krankfort-on-the Main, at the option of the holder, without notice, and ii the (rold currency of the country in which tbry are presented. They are coupons or rea-iatcred. Trustees Loan and Trust Company. Iv-Tcelireeent price of tbeso Bonds is 974 and accrued interest in rurrrnry, from Auar.

Ill, 1R71. But thev are receivable at par accrued interest in payment for lands sold by the Company. The right is" reserved to advance-the present Bellini; price without notice. Haps, circulars, documents aud full information furnished on application. Though art a at autnls for the $alr of thin loan, our firm buy and tell in their regular busi net Vie Bonds of the St.

Jotenhjand Denver Cu Ratlroad Company, those of the pattern Dititiun, etaht per eent. is rerently plated by us at 7X. bemg note ifMoted at frmm 101 St to 102 '2 and accrued mUretl. TANNER A Hankcie, No. 11 Wall et.

XV WR5T WISCONSIN I-AND (IRAST SINK-1HO Fll il tj'KVKN PKK CK.ST. tiOl.L) llONDM Iir tutl at V2 ami mUtf-pet In 0111 ri in-v. Inventiira who wjli a perfet'tly tutfe bocd 00 limhed moil call otitmn full bv nj. viiir to W'lirTK, MOKKIS So 19 and ti WYNNE, JOIINHON a HAY, No. Ki VVull-st.

LAW EEFOflTS. PEtlf-IONO. St ft-Ti F. ME rulT I'llAMIimS 1KB. 3.

Hy Judrje Barrett. ITess r. Stewart motion jrranted. Miller r. Berrian memoranda forcouuael.

(Us r. Kulls; report eonnrnied ami Judgment ot divorce ran led custody ot child awarded to oiaintlfl. Voile r. Abhan; report confirmed and Judgment irrauted. Shear Shear; repolrt confirmed and tudjr-ment granted declarimr martiage to bo null and void.

In the master of the petition of C- 8. M'ller. Ac; order granted. Iu the matter of tbe petition of llntgerty. survivor, order granteil.

Hbrnt r. Hioat: report confirmed and Judgment of divorce granted. OOMMOS I-IJA8 "Fr.CfAl. TERM FKB. 3.

By ua'ge Lveio. Wheaton r. motion to strike out answer as frivolous drn-ed. The Bank of North America vs. Rayaor reference ordered.

1 The Bank of North America r. Hubbard reference ordered. THE FEBRUARY TERM OF TIIE COURTS. The February term of the Civil State Courts commence to-morrow. Judge Cardoso will open the Court of Oyer and Terminer, around which, doubtless, much dnterest will centre, owing; to the anticipated trial of Eowakd 8.

Stokes, dating the term, on an indictment for the murder of Col There will be no session of the Oeneral Term of the Huoreoie Court, except on Saturday next, the 10th when argument will be beard in tbe case or Fostkk, condemned for murder. The assignments of Judges in the various branches ot the other Court are a follows: SCPKEMB COl'ET. cnatnbers Judge Barnari. Bpeclul Equity Terra Judge Tngrah'a'). Fart i'rial Term Judge Van Brunt.

1 Part Trial Term Judge Brady. SDITRIOR COURT. General Term Chief-Justice Barbour, ana Judges MrCunn and Curtis. eeeclal Term udge MouelU Part I. Judge FreecTmao.

Part II. Judge Sedgwick. COMMON FLEAS. Chambers Chief-Justice Daly. Equity Term Judge Larremore.

Part Trial Term Judge Joseph FiDaly. Fart Trial Term Judge Robinson. SURROGATE'S COURT KINGS COUNTY. Before Surrogate feeder. -r Wills proved: Sarah M.

Ditmas, of tbe town ef Flatbnsh; Ueorge-Vollkomoser, Rose Keen an and Christian Wanuutu, all ok the City of Brooklyn. Letters of administration were granted to th estates of tbe following-named deceased persona, via. Georgiana T.i Parlelgb. alary iLing, Alfred East. G-orgs Vollkoumer, Ellen Movan, lie Witt G.

Northrop. Patrick Brennaa. Charles Vogely. Patrick Comerfurd. Ann J.

Lundt. Robert Crooks and J.mo Ay res. all of the City of Brooklyn Willet Rowe. of East Haveu, Conu. Abetters of auardianahip ot tlie person and estate ef Jame Whiterafi were granted to Mary AnaMcGowan; of Van Brunt to Louisa Van Brunt, hi mother, all ol th City of Brooklyn.

Th Tavsaaaaaiy lajaaicUaei OtaaaJvesl. According: to preyion adjournment, tbe eounel on alther aid Appeared before Judge Harrktt. yesterday, UT the matter of th Taan-Bay lBjnnetioa. A already menboaed tn th report ef the arc anient which appeared tn the Tut, the decision of Judge Barrett withheld until yesterdar noon, to allow aa opporto-slty te procure Jndge Barxajibs statement aa to whether be wa trustee of tb Tammany BocWty or not. the opinion of the'" Court being that, if waa anch trustee, be wa laeom potent to grant tb tajoastion, and it should therefore be dissolved.

Mr. TtBU, who appeared to anstals the m-janetion. stated to tb Court that, altboaga lne tb adjourn ment tbey bad sought aa nisr-view with Jndge bad bee unable to see bias, and bene were not prepared te present to to Court th required oertrdeaia. Be claimed, however, that tbey were entitled fartber time to present testimony In eppoaitlo to tb Affidavit ef Docqlam Tatusr, that Jodg Barbara waa a trustee, and asked that twaae-abla tune be given ra taa parpoae- Mr.VABiawontaasataisdlsUjsOssrltast Mm bebdafndwvtt, wbiek wwtel present to ta Court, to "tbo etteet tba Jadg Barxard was trustee, and Waa Id claim tba be iJadge Harsardi wa thereby disqualified; and so step bad been taken daring that time to proeore testimony to cvurrsdtet th aUegaUoa of Judge Barnard's membership. Mr.

Tncxt, sought-to explain this by etatlnr that be and hi associates vetted apoa tbelr: Judgment of the law taat only peeantary 10-terestln the Tammany Society oul dlsqaalirr Jaoge Barmarh, and that he did not bold such interest. Jndge Barrett said If be bad known tbe fact that knowledge of the nature ef tbe affidavit relating to Jodge Barnard's membership Tammany had been known te opposing oounsel. he would not nave granted even tbetdyslduy. A formal order was tbe drawn up aad entered, vacating tbe order to show eanae, and dissolving-the Injunction. NEW PUBLICATIONS.

111 LOST CITY. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO CANVASS TKIS WORK JUST PUBLISHED. THK ONLY RELIABLE BOOK PUBLISHED OF TUCK FIKK. Cblcago sa it waa Chicago as It Is 1 a complete bis. tnrv a book futl of thrilling iuteroai and atartliug incidents prvfusrlv Illustrated.

Ordt ra tilled In the order Price, elegantly bonnd, tl 30 nt post psMl, on receipt of the price. Address WELLS A "0 4S2 BrMnent. New-Virk. 12. W.

24. 30. Active agents not afrairt to work, can make any ot the-e annis weekly, la canvassing for Y.OUMAN'S UKTIOSAUY UP WAN 1H, containing 'JUMKI receipla in every depsrtment of human effort. For everv housekeeper, farmer, trodrt snd pio-fesslon. For the sick snd well.

A standard bonk pernisueni value to every wiile-swsko progressive per son. It sella ltelf. Kxtra temia Apniv to or address M. 1X1 tith-at (near liroaowsyj Acv-iurt. JITJTJ()NS JVVANT ED: LAPV IIOrNEKKKPIiH Oil COMI'AN.

1X. A 1'ioU-st-int IskIv desires to give her service In retnrn 'or a coniforrlole home snd moderate sslsr to sn euierly or invsbd lsly is willing aud obliging, and a lady bv birth and education unexcen-t-nnalile references given snd reinirtM conntrv ure. ferred. Addjeaa M. Box AO.

Fost-olbce. New-Vork. AlVritll BY A YOI'Ntl AMF.KICA.NwrT man, a piisitioii of trust would msiniet growing chiblren. svaiHt -with wvlnr. travel as CAnipaui4n to naitiea guinic abriad woul't m-ceot a an hotiNck-per or aov litn wo- not metil.il est refercnee given.

AdiUess Mrs. U. Bex No. 1,0 71 me iffl. e.

I'OLORKU REKVAXri) Constantly on hand, for everv capacity, AT CK.ST-HtlIC AIJKNCY, No. 1 5.1 West "Hh-at. KYliNKY T. JOHNSON, Proprtetor. YAriil)-BY AN KXI'ERIKW-EI) VV (lnis.

genilenu-ns waahinir lo do nt Iter hooxe linen of eVfi tlei-ripiim don In npeiior aty-e: prompt, reliahle and trasTworthv. or address No. na Vet near top tlo ir, (Kti.uitiTu be T.ti iriiom': no. 'hiblo lliQ(H. servants famished froul Cliarlmton, savanna and theSontu.

A t-'IK PIHIUMN COOK. stronaly recmnuiendsd. desires a place in a large family. Call st No. 3 West illti loom No.

1 WAJII' V. I BY A CM)1 (IKKMAN WOMAN. TV sit nation to do reneial Dooa-work in plain conk, a good a-asher and uouex. Apply at No. 117 of M.

liilL BY AN AMKRICAN WIDOW VV lmly of rr-tlnemrnt and capability, a pn-ition to take charge of gentleman's hon i.Wx-iUuuable reference given and reuuu-ed. Addreas Mrs. 11.. Box No. 103 Titns OUii-e.

VAITTED-A COAPIIMAVH PITTATION ll bra man who thoroughly luiderstanda hia busi ness can give fifteen years' I'ity reference. Call or addreits bin prtutontcmnlover'a stable, 7 West Hth at. i BY A YOl'NO MAN, A SITl'A. 11 tion on a farm; nnderstands fanning and the care of horses. Address No.

14 North Willlsui-st. IIELP WANTED. TATFU- A YOrxil MAM WKI.I. AC-IT quinti witb the detail of tae hardware bunl-neM. in store in a viilsre neat the City of New-York.

Addret-s wltb real name and reforcucte, BON VH. i'ont-otnre. Fliliiirg. Ixn I-lsnd. ClttTTo KK Tl 1 Ail'ii WIKK WA STED J'tu aniar privsta familv, 'o reMpeclively As waiter and cook reference taunt bo hrst-class.

Apply to It. B. Ml'LLKM, No. 101 Wall St. A .1111111, PAID Vt) Me.le or renml aren: boi se and outfit furnisiiL-d.

Bii'initaa new. cticaian free. AuUsn-as NOYK1.TY S.ico. ilo. ty VIVTEII-IN AN IMPORTING HOVSK.

A also, an entry cleik. Adoreas 1'oaUottno tun. LOST AND FOUND. IOST ON KKIDAY VVAI.I.K containing about t' 01) in bank billa; aao, twency-Bve shares ol tlie Nra-Ym Keudonng oiupuuv'a Htr.k, and seven shsrea 61 tbe American Kin lnsuruncu Company's tt-tk, together wito i.oteaaud ocber uapers. of no value to anv one bnt the owner.

'1 he luurUes who found Wio same can liio money, ana. nv returning tne papers to 1. h. ukuu No. SChsinbers-skwUI receive 10 rowsrd.

OST-ON- THURSDAY EV1.NISO. OOtNO Ajnoiu 37th-at. and th-av. to 31 hut. aud a IUni.au gi.ld KA It-It I NO with three pendants.

Tbe finder will lie rewarded by lixmi; the same at tae iinui publication tinice. OWT ON THURSDAY A1TEKNOO.V feb. I. JiiUl.l J.OCKKl' with BUHWiBt'UAlN Th under will lie rewarded by returaiujr to HILXJ- 0.T FROM A CAHKIAOK, AT THE J. J' hju-lty a brown OVERCOAT labeled A t-uiitb.

Hneton;" fid reward snd ho questions asaed, ou ItH returu lo U.OWEH, flaw Ofhue. PRINTING. bo itT Oct ynnr printing done at K. It. MARTELL'3 HI earn 1 Tinting Uooae.

No. 3 2d av. Bu'ues cards, tl per thoosand. Billheads. (It-pound paper.l lull count, per ream.

AU other printing proper' Ion. TKN CEItTS A LINK for advertlstnr in the tl.OCAL, the beat family paper pnbhshsd up to wn. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES; NEW YOBK, Feb. t. 1(172.

No 1 84 wTlXl AM StT TIIR COeAKTlliHmPHERKTOroRE existing under the name ot LAWHKUCE A CO. EN is this day dissolved bv inutnal consent. Kilbeg party will algn the name of Sbe Arm in uquidatiOB. JOHN M. LAWKkSl't," SOLOMON I COhEN.

Referring to tbe above, the nndermgaed beg re-spectfoily to inform the trade that their manufacture will bo supplied at the above address by The New-York Consolidated Card Company." A COHEN, HA 1CL. HART A JOUN J. LEVY. AUCTION SALES. IMtrABTMBNTOP PCBUC WORRS.

COkUtbtSlO.MLR'S OKFK'K. No. Zf7 BhOADWAI, -nicw-1 okk. Jan. IS7-: A VJCTION rtOTlCK.

WiiUAM KEN- it -N ELLY wiUsell at public auction on KR1DAY. eb. S. isri. commencing at 10 o'clock A.

in the Corporation ard, foot of Osasevoorw. Norta River, aquauiuy 01 lugging, iron, aeoono-iianu carts nu wagons snd upon the eoudaaion of the sule. siml ar articles wi be sold at the Corpora Ua lard, foot ef Ativmgton-st. avast River. By order ct 01.0- M.

VIS WORT, I CemmiasMjoer of pnblie Worka. COAL. Best iBiiiciir a.io x'st Monx. tain Coal. Stove.

jo: eaz and ummoe. not. ta 60. screened and dehvereo. Ordtfra by post filled promptly.

THO BIOKEH. jammr sjq ah. sen awva-a-y. MARBLE MANTELS. KLA BKRi efe 4 0., NO.

WEST 8J9T-Os st between Broadway and stb-av. Marble snd marlHeized Msantlea. inonumenta, bctd-stenes 1 boat vaxHities ueapsst in the City 1 sand lor designs. 51. STATIONERY.

I.OTK efc JAXBt, STATIOM5RS. PRIX ters sad buuik-book aaannfsetarera, 3m. st FraIoo. St. JAaD k-beoka mad to any pattern.

PERSONAL. 1 Mat. IIOBACK HttTEN WILL PLEASE send Us address to Mr. T---0 Eaat nth. between Aveaae aud tX M.

liCLTZK. MISCELLANEOUS. i BOKERS BITTCBSI- BOKER'8 BITTElidI Nobody sboaid be without a hotl'e ef BUKIiM'S BITTKH.M 1 Btnea aa experieaeeef aaera (haa tfirty-Ave years fees prove them lo be by fsr tbe beat sad most efticacloaa lilsaisi Bitters. aa well aa a tarr aaiaa nn na 1 plsaaaiit esrdiat, Bswars of eeanierfRits. aad bay only af reapeetsbke beasse.

1 1U.NKE. Kols agearv. jaw as 1 inscty-ev, jisw-era. rial sSiiia II 11 1 Mm, kjSK STATinKRIr-5EW YORt STAMMEJt. big laautala.

Na. 1 Irvina olaoa PmfaL umua iwLiui. pay vdui murma. rinaa a sea Hoaoay avsrsM. Vwws nOULDIVfa duansvlaai tae aa.ap.at aad lan tbe City aaa be bad a tas Bail Hare i KtliHV lock Ml AlsDst.

Mm. IM DRY GOODS. BEOADWAY. C0B1WLB 19TH-ST, -1 1 India 0IBKCT aTttOn CALCDTTt. TBUEH ADDITION AI.

CAKE WtU Bpens MONDAY MORWIltO. Teb. TARYIItai" PRICE FRO.I1 20 IO ALSJO. i A aTCaMV AMORTKIIilT FRO.Tt to tuo. Tbe best bargains veroered bttkbi market, HOUSE FURNISHING.

FAMILY and UOU8KUXLD UMaUSS. TABLE DAMASKS and NAPKINS (en aut.) TOWAOJs and TOWKLINOd of iall aesehntiona. tVUITAS.CiOODSl tn aU the POPULAR MAKES. i BLANKETS and FLANNELS ot all makes. WHII rlQUEH, plain and embrolderoL ALL AT VERY LOW PRICES.

Ladies' and Children's Outfitting Department. Jost received, a fine assortment of FRENCH EMBROIDERED CHEMISl-S, NIGHT- CAMISOLEli, DRAWERS. Ati. FRENCU EMBROIDERED PIQUE DRESSES FOR CHILDREN, LADIES' AND JEAN IMPORTED CORSETS. Together with an elegant stock of every description of Cndor garments for I.ADIEN AD nis.E, Outfits lor infants, ready niads and to order.

Embroideries, AC. A large assortment of Ilaanbarg KdariaiaTB mma laarrfiars, A'l widths.) Daabte I.isea Chessitse Baaja, AT VERY LOW PRICE.S. LtsieBi KmkraMfrrd Csteaalae Vekee, BEI.OW IMPORTATION PRICES. S.OOO sfeedlcWarb. laets, Ci3.004 Kaiarsidrrea it a aids, AT HALF PRICE.

Also, a splendid line of Swiss staid Caaajbrie Klaaarian. Rat. diaav, PaiAaaars, Catanbrie Plmiilnsra. (ream 91 tm 9t 39 ser fiee mt 1 0 air da. nm Wmmx BROADWAY AND WILL OPEN ON MONDAY.

FEB. 5. A FULL LINE QF STRIPED SILKS. ALL COLORS, ll 12l and tl lis. JAMES WaWM BROADWAY AND 11TH-ST OFFER A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN COLORED OROS GRAIN SILKS, tl SO and tl 75.

BROADWAY AND BAVE JUST RECEIVED TIIE FIN EST "ASSORTMENT OF EVENING elLKS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET, IN NEW AND DELICATE TINTS. FOR BALL AND PARTY COSTUMES. ALSO, A fTJPKRB LIN 15 OF RICH TTKAVT WHITE tXRDKD SILK. FROM 4 IMPORTED EXPREfctiLY FOR BUIl'AL mm wmm BROADWAY" AND HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM ACCTION REAL POINT LACE 8IIAWLB, 1730 TO tl.000; WORTH l0 TO POINT APPLIQUE SHAWLS. 5 TO $300; WORTH tsOTOtvai.

POINT APPLIQUE FLOUNCES, flO PER YARD TO f60 WORTH i to tfiO. REAL POINT FIAUNCES. TO I23 PER YARD; WORTH 1100 TO tloO. REAL CHANTI LLY MACQUES. H0 TO.

tl3 WOR fH 75 to tlSO. "JAMES MCREEIIY BROADWAY AND OFFFR GREAT BAKflAINS IN THEIK I ADI VM' AND CHILDREN FUR- NISH1NO DEPARTMENT. LA DI TUCKED VUEE NIOHT-D5tEtEJ, $1 SO. LADIES' TUCKED YOKE CHEM fES. tl.

LADIES' TUCKED DRAWER-S TO MATCH, 75c. IADIKS' Tri'KED SKIRTS, fl. LADIES' TUCKED AND PUFFED BREAKFAST 8ACQUKS.il. LADIEis' CA MERE MORNING ROBES. A.

LADIES' FRENCH WOVEN CORSETH, 74c UPWARD. LADIES' PA'NTERS IN ALL THE NEW STYLES. INDIES' CLOTH HACQUES, REDUCED TO i. LADf i WALKING SUITS IN bLLKS, bATlNE, ALPACA. Ac, AT tvREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

DINNER, RECEPTION. AND BALL DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. BAEGAINS. Union Adams Ntt BROADWAY, WILL OFFER DURING THIS WEEK: CLOTH GLOVES. LINED GLOVES.

WARM UNDER-SHIRTS snd DRAWERS. SHIRTS. COLLARS, CUFFS, DRESSING HABITS. SMOKING JACKETS. WITH A LARGE VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.

tT JACKSON' MOURNING-STORE, CORNER BROADWAY AND WAVERLEY-PLACE. CLOSING OUT THE ENTIRE WINTER STOCK-sAT A GREAT SACRIFICE. BLACK SILKS and ALPACAS. MUCH BELOW COST OF IMPORTATION. 65 cent CHAPS CLOTH FOR' 50 cents.

JL T. Stewart Co. Axdria Extraordinary Bargains la ab th vartons departaenta et tbelr Retail ta sraer to xedace stack prevlons te tb doatuc ef their SEMI-ANNUAL I Pbtaa call and exaaBtasv BBOAOWAY. 4TO.AT; ITS AJtO If lll HTH. CIA TOW CRAPK.PT5I APPLK DKE8SR wbiaa.

A. mmprmctnfT moos bo la om ImuI sias- istavav. ep posits WsAUsA'a, Btairs! wv XJ 1BS1S FRENCH ADVERTISE3IENTS. "'CAI8 DESIRE ZTTT--' WRirniKB AP aairsiTaai wamarr fmrK II mas KJ MT KM FRANCA 14 B.T EN DRY GOODS. A.

T. Stewart Co. Will apea aa MONDAY, Feb. aaeUier larg taveat T.Feh CT11! Ualr Long are Shawls, at taa bite l.A.'VIMt-t AIVTIO.t At.tt At anasastlr loi nricea. Tbey ar tbsteiiaa aaabled te egef a HandsoSie Filled ShawL (LARGE SIZKJ AT THK EXTREMELY L0V 1 i PRICES OF SiaS AND AND UPWARD.

ABOUT OHK.ll ALbT t.E PRICKS. BBOlOtTAl. 4TH.T tTO ajn iitn in. INSTRUCTION. Dloiint Washington Collegiate Institute, NO.

WASMIM OTONQC ABK fOUTH 1 DR.l!0.tT.rLAKKE, PRI.1CIPAC. Prepsres ponlla at all aaes ier Unas ass ereslira. ANTBO.I GBAanAK UOOL, NO. HZ MADltSON-AV. School hoars, A.

M. to 2 P. M. Tlo.liii TUOK HUO TEACH THB i art ot penasaaahin. OLIVER B.

GOLDkMITU Is the roroaniaed bead of tbe Hmmt Journal. A trued hand wrlt'cg taught In ten brtTata 1 leaaona; taOies at boors atutina ctmrealeaes, day end evenlac. A poly at No. East i Ittb-at. OLIVER R- JAfKSO.t L1STITUTB.1 TarTrt4Tn.

M. Y. F.istbabed ML Address lt.F- JL JACKIOM; A PrinelpaL hT cVnkiftt HOARDING ESTABLISHMENT XIR MOVs. at lent ion to Imi-iness traccda ami nudem laniruam-a tbe Pilnrtpal, cTMinate of a ditfnciushrd Scol-sti amwratv. bia a.l riaineut werns hi pr-parina tr tbe best anivcraiuea no aster ar hea.lt H-r place abundant New-Yors taclftb rsr --lor twenty bova Adtlrc-ia PRINCIPAL.

Briii.iTOTov roi.i.EOK, srR. LlNU'loN. -N. J. ftipl.i KtT.

uwv UaXMKB. D. Prmideut liev T. Kri iinui M. ltector.

Nut term opens Feb. 1-72. nr formation aa to term tor artniadoti to tbe Prenata. Un-y DeparLiuent, autUvaa Ute koutoc. at UiuUna-taaw EDK.nOUKM.

CII a.KB0Z NIE1CS Fienrb Prnt ataut tHrdiiii( 'ii ariMiol for youiiK ludies, I urmeriy tbo Pnalua irans i -Ailetuayrrol NO. SB EAST II -ST French classes tor ladiea Uiiee tituea a -m-eek. PAINtatliriK 4 iTr. K. N4.

Ill Bowery. Anuietie, Ursismar, Kpeilinr. Ianruayea, privately tunattt dtir anl s. nioa; i VV rit.Iin Lessuna t- Latiies Ul-lit Bous Keepina; and ConvioiKl ina. ot Ri.a "i wTifK i.e i ut k'.

NYACK.ONTHE Y. The Kail term will eooitneece Sept. Q. For circBlars wits lull uailiciilaia. addreaa Rev.

L. DLLOS ji AJiHELlJ. Principal. ITMld da Ml i.VA AV! ALEX BRAlu i llllOKU'H (lite Mr. alen Hotman'M Knru'h ami Frucli boarding- nd daw aeboul loc vanK laitea aud rbildren.

No. 17 Weot Setb-su, terterm oonimencea Keb. S. S. W.

iirkmrhiioknI A. M-. will opeu hU EnicllHli. riaauniL Mats. inatiral.

Krencb snd German s-bool for boTK iM-pt. IS. No. DM Gth-av. Cirrolara and conference st rooms.

Af t' RDflOID'H KIVOKIKiAHIKV AtXpIcIiooI slao f(Uab and Feench BosntinR so Imy 1kr nuaaoa anl cniiurra. u. Ui- 2tn-at. Winter term eomaiem-es Feb. a.

A Kit' aw OP No. tit llh ir nest toClaremloa HoW-1 jtartlow ara sod pronpectus sppiy tu H. 'lliliK- HER, Director. I UK IV LADIKIT MMIIKAUV. I AH-MEL, N.

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at. rfiiTK niaaKs iii'BfURi B'-iiobu J. No. East aub-st. Winter swiou Cuaiineut Feb.

t. Ifll.lTAKV BOARDINGS H(W)U WIIIIB ilAPUins, N. Y- Principal, o. K. wi LLia.

Ph. Dr. iina RAvaarpr.DTriTt nv a mt t'OUIlT. IN THE A tTKR Oof toe. appllcatkn of tbe Mayor.

Aldermen cut Cotnmnna)y of tbe City of New-York, relaiira to th 1-JC TENSION OF LAFA YErTE-PlACl souta-ei ly trom Great JooiHtreet to Blrecker. i sueet. in tbe Cltv ot New-York. Wt, tb nudoislcneu ot KitiKute ail ant meat In the auove-entltlea matu-r. bfrcdy pre nouoe to tae owner or owners, occupant or sccaf pxutaot all noaxM and 1ms aud iutptuvvdur uu proved I atidn affected tbeieby.

and who mar be os poed to tbe samt and te all otliers whom it inay nn- i em, to wit irsfI nat we liars completd our esU. tlmaie and sasesxannt In tbe sboT-e-entitled matter, and that all aeraoria wbose interrata ara sanded thereby, sod wbo may be oppotuxl lo tbe Kami-, do present tbelr objections In wrltmr, dnly vetiiled ae-eordlus; to law. to Walter Rocbe. Esq, our btintuo. at tbo office of tbe ComnuMtioucts.

No. K- Nu.o-afreet (Room No. In the clrr of New-Yorir. onor before tbe lat day ot March, liTi. Hecsod Tbat (lie abstract of our aaid estimate and tuceiher witb tbe maps, and also sll tbe affidavits, eetiiuatee and otber doctuueeta winch were uwd by na iu making our report heiein baaaa- d-poaiU-d initio otHce'ut the Department of Aorta intliCiv of New-York, tuere to remain nuut Uie 4tlt day A pril, ibT- That tbe urea eiuuraced by a.

acamneiil aforesaid ii aa foli at A 11 taoxe hits ptwes. or parceln ef land sitoate. tyiar and being In said Uty. bottiitled by. iuclaaoii sad coauiiu! ritntn thi- lirvits -beretusfter dexctibd.

UkwIu: Cooimeiioue at a point aa tke southerlr atde at Uoward-aJedt. dtataut oae bnndred feet westerly frou the weeierlv jude ef Broadway, aud runnuir tneoee nor the nr. aau oa a line ruanina; parallel to Bmdway. aa I diatMt oae bundled feet westerly tiierefrom. a point ou aai line, dUtant one bnndred feet southerly frm.

tbe snutberly slite of Krooine-street thtrf.ee wtwtei iy oa Uno niniiioB parallel to Itroome.sireel. to Iwint oa said line diataut ene bandred fee westerly Insa the wsalerlyslde of Marcsc strtut Uienee nortasrtr.oa a llunruninur oarallel to Mercer autet, to a pout aa aaid lme aistant one bandred feel nuier'y frma tae souLberly side at Mooatoatrset i tbeune wesierlw.aa a bne ranmtir parallel te Ilnuatou-aireet. to a puuit oa said Uae dlataat one bnadred feet wotetlv trass tba west-rlv aida ot Wooater-atroev them nmtanr. -ly, on bus ruanmif parallel to Wootiter-trrt, to 8 point on aaM line distant one htindred feet, soot sari -trow tbe sootberly -awe oi laesos westerly, on a line running irallel tn to a point oa said line dtslaai sue hundred tea ua erly trufu tbe VHseUaiv aide of feoruh ilimimm. formerly Lanrena-atieet thence uoru-wisleror.

a -lias rnanuis aarallel to aaid oatb Fdtbaveaae lav tba southerly side of Wsverley -place Urnac aottkor' Ir, on a line running parallel Fifth aveaae. tm point on said hue dlataat one hBiMHed lea nonuerly front tbe northorly side et nerta lecntb-atreel thence easterly, on a baa raa-nraa; par-illel to Hevenleeijta aci w. Ba- poutt oa aaid line distant one hundred leet tmmmnr irum the eaaterly aide ot 'Itursvareune theor asata-eriv. and parallel Thlrd-sveooe. to taesusBA-orrr aide of Fiftb-atreet tbente -rnnnins; parallel to the Bowery, ta a pu.a! sa ham duaaal one bandred saet a-ulberiv ttaaa tae soaUtera aide of Canaitroa-t tho-aco watorty.

paa-allei to Canal -street, to the centre line of fcaiu-r-street; tbeaee nortuerty, aloes; faamase stisss. lotae uutberly side of I saal-au-eea 1 1 beece nartAveaaiiT. en line parallel to New Csval-atreet. In ltm a aaid line, diataBt one hand red feel westerly trass the lde Uoi-atreot Uaenee BurthtvlT sa a line parallel to Elm-street, to a pnlurrm- said ubesai. tantooe bandred feet southerly treat the aaalhaiir axle of Howard-street tbence wester iy.

ob a boa pas- allei to Howard-street, to a poiat en said line Si'at one bonarwl leet westerlv fironi the westerly a-Assr Broad war, and Uteuoe norlbsrlv. paralica to Brass. to the point or place of Fourl -That eur report borela wiii be nimlil to taae-preine Court of the rdata of New. Vets, at aainal term thereof to be held at tbe Chambers thereat, at las new Court-bo-aso, at 1st Citr Mail aa tao cav st Now.York.oa ibe zddsvof April. is at tae lng-of tbe Court on that dar.

aad that then aad tkrra. Or aa sous rhereaf ter as rosaal can be heaid a Mulioa w.H be maae titst the said report bo a rsa. DsUMt Naw-Yat J.s. ix7t WALTER BOTHlC, URT2 NA1H. RWILaJAM Tli AMT.

i iiamiMiKii ra LEGAL NOTICES. PrtMX Alt TO A DBt'BEK OK 11 is court ef Chancery msd loacaoae Utf TER aa-amat MAW Kb WORTH. 1S7, No. SJ. tbe creditor of JOHN WILSON lata of Hbeffiotd.

ta tbe Cenaty of York. awrrsssW woo -lut-dns about tae Zd oar of Octakaa, laaasra oa or before tbo istb day ei Marco, stn. As sod post, prepaid, to Mr. Oraavee Walker of umidiu aa AaoCOMolvaf Mmam- eat. the subcuec oi Thomas Bwxtoa Haw aaw-arta.

caocctor of the state aud sttaxta ef tbs aai Js traawtlaa Sasteftt of the aatd botdins; any sscurity ta to produce the hatore Doted this 1 4B day of Jaaaary. Wt. 1- R. SINGLETON ak TATI titiH AlX, laanasat, W. Aawata for Uerbert JHSltoy.

Aois. h'sflaad, FlaiauXs SolicitMr. BANKRUPT NOTlCESjV IN THE DISTRICT COUHT or 1 -CaiUMt otatss, Avrathara 1UU id of Ntw-ToiB. the, suiter of separate eatste, JAMt" c' MAN, baakrspv In BsjarsptCTT- rate eroattors satd aaakraa wui bo bs at m1T aa. a 1 a a.

wa Vl aaam tabafh AZUI of Fsbraary. isTX, as lio-doca M. Sa-ors Eso' Kaaiater. paraoaat to a order aasas luwlater. Aor tia purpose aaatod 1- soToathaecuea of im oaifaaanai VmXmfimm.Mmrm.

tsTJ. WiJaoa HaWk.w-rtb, tbelr CBrUtlaB SBe" am- 1 addressee sad deacrlruoBS. tb fml Mr claims, a statosaeat of tbelr eeee-TBla aasw aatareef thoasewnuos tf sari asd Bv tAaaa ewiault thorarif nev will bo psswsaBtonly tae us Bancoiior. etr rucaare atauua, a hers, ai lasts No. I Hten Baudin.

lAacoiri iiwj TUESDAY, tbe lib dar of AprU. I A. at 11 e-euje as th. iiwa tne aa a a v. .1 a-rea tn Ates Je.

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