The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1855, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1866. ow exhibition, submitted by 8. Ramsey and D. Hough. Mr. Bouton spoke in reference toa plan of his, the peculiarities of which was that it had fronts on Broad- Tooms which might be subdivided afterwards it mecessa- ry. The building to be three stories high, the front being white marble and the sides and rear brown stone. ‘This plan weuld be economical, as it would not be neces- Bary to remove the present corner buildings for some time tocome. The cost would be in the neighborhood of oe million dollars. It is alse proposed to haves tower on Chambers street running up from the ground. Mz. L, J. Oxsusreap proposed « plan of a building four stories high, facing on Broadway, Chambers and Centre atreeta; a high basement, receding from the atroet; on Broadway one hundred and two feet, on Chambers street, thirty-five feet. There will beover one hundred and ninety rooms having a direct light; the building to be of white marble with ranite basis, and fire proof through- out; cost less than a million dollars, and to be built in two years. This plan includes six octagon towers, havirg Tooms especially designed as court rooms, Mr. D. Hovan was rather extensive in bis notions, ‘His plan included the whole of the Park, and by this F nave including every public want—Post Office, Law pera: ke. ‘Tenting a portion of the premises the city could collect quite « large revenue. ‘The plan ef Mr. Tuoxrson was explained. It was to duplicate the present building, with corridors connecting. ‘Mr. Caas. F. ANDERSON proposed a building three sto. vies high, of white marble, and to be a fine specimen of classic architecture. Cost $600,000. ‘Mr. Batarp’s plan was to have @ building the whole lengthof the Park on Chambers street, a round edifise for Post Office connecting. CTs Seema, Reds ates ‘would always bo 8 front presented, The his building i, that each have two windows in it. ex! present Hal! one nauplii f on Broadway, and connecting it on the cor- centre of the four build. Mp bo wean gloss aa immense dome, and bencath it ® magnificent fountain. coat of these would be about $2,000,000, of the committee, Sppeerea the City Hall to Madison the population of this cit; It is now between 600,000 bably more than 0. At this orease the Island of by that time the resident population from the lower [caked least one mile above the present Hall. The whole population of 1,200,000 inhabi- tants will then reside trom one to twelve miles distant } the park. The average distance, therefore, which : having business to transact at the City Hall, we to travel, will be over six miles. What an exhi: of inconvenience, expense of time and money, is here presented? Doos any one believe thai this state of ES would be tolerated? The municipal goverament Id necessarily be forced into the upper part of the iMland. Municipal government pattcedl in ite ver: matare, is local, neighborhood government. Wit! the may still at the City Hall, the whole bac 9 portion of tl city would be virtually a colonial government. A government foreign brs ita interests, iggoran of its wants and ineffectual for trust ova cer ttle leas than an act of dowanght folly, | say pate ‘to the public interest, to erect 8 new City Hall w ‘the Park. As to the idea that tais city is tiptoe Beseklga initia admiaistestive government, nothing can be more adcurd. What a spectacle to see hundreds of poticemen daily dragging the victims of violated law across an arm of the sea to the Mayor's of- | aes, or thousands of inhabitants daily crossing the East River from remote interior districts to earegister ther complaints at the mayoraity, or to ask redress for vio- latea rights? Would it not be a spectacle worthy of ad- miration to see e representative from Gowanus, or 4 ( liamaburg, or Bushwics, cec' the question ona whether an inhabitent of mm Or Catena be allowed the * Privilege of a bow-window, or to ny na drain through his premises?’ Where will be found Mayer wit with ¢y¢8 enough to discern the delinquencies of ulations in a populaticn of two or three mil of” inhabitants, or time enough to p ay the alig! ightest attention to’ thousands of weil, ground compat hick which call tor redress? London, with ite million inhabitants, bas six or seveo tineto ‘centres, or complete admit istrative goreram: ts Paris, with its one miliion three hundred thousand in. habitants, has no less than twelve distinct mayoralties, | Wheat kind of government are we to avticipate from a union of Long 4 and Manhattan Isiand under the same administrative ime, with a single mayoralty and a united Mien od uncil, interests which they may te called to legislate upon? of umting these two great cities is oo apparent further illustration. The idea itseif iy bat rf the city rich enough to throw millions of dollars on a public ce, which must be abandoned within a very few years? no, and pro’ aga It has beon stated, in reproach- t the general pops'ae movement now for « removal of the City Hall to Madison square ce to an increase in the value of up-town pro- Is it Bet well known that up-town property ys taxes, and heavy taxes too; and can it be denied bat tax property located | in the upper. part of the elty @common right to all of good munici, government’ [s it the imperative duty — our city _— to pro- ‘ae far as in them lies, the pros; interest of he entire community ay are called to ule, and thus a1 nt the value of taxable property, errs ls itcan vol 9-9 without injury to acquired ta? removal of the mayoralty nd the execu. AT casts toe io no ible harm to a single lot owner n the lower part of the town; while, on the other hand, t would give an immediate stimulus to industry, #0 ch in all the upper wards, to the common ad- of the city at large. measure would wh eitbont Hearatentey ntl to pit lot above the without ining ju the value of inl it LA - causing ry to any # tv dtisen son cu tod atid Owners of vacant Jots, foreseeing shat the up coon Rod become a qancon au- varb of rosy and sig tg City, would rng to give yalue to their property recting edifices upon it, which in turn, would old a constannly increasing an [oeay pelt amount of taxes Asto the sup; ‘ob- the erection of a City Hall on Madison square, the Fo ghahogd inbal ming regard lepine a ome po- al U orl any sui | > face of the fact that they jal x~9) erec' lendid residences there in rehed ther splendid i the full Knowledge, + the square iteelf had legally reserved for this especial purpose. fine, tes bos people of Ne New York will not believe till they it, that the interests of Brooklyn and Jersey City heve Bumerous or more eloquent advocates ia the city pened pao d, will be found in favor ot the prosperit; {our great metropolis, A candid and thorough exami- tion orn this im it subject can have but one solu- jon, and that favor of a removal of the municipal {t to nomeappropriate location in the apper of the city, At the conclusion of Mr. Miles’ Rxxp stated that Councilman jesizous to give ali the parties ‘the Hall , and they therefore adjourned the ings fonday afternoon, at half past two ’elook, when, we understand, the matter will again be for discussion. of Naturalized Citizens in Maine. | ood relation Mas Tagieneten her: iy paaned by t ‘ture, has re- tare the Governor of Maine, and takes Bection 1. No fervent of foreign birth who shall claim Lo ana lyetn of naturalization papers issued him from a7, cart in the United States, she!l have right to jn any city, town or ‘sntation in this jenn three months, at fore the day of produce and exhibit to the alderme: oF assessors of the city, town or tation is home, to be kept by them for that person, the date of the issue by which the same was to said aldermen, select: bitants near it, min ‘The following ved the sign ma‘ uM cong ils aga ing be city, town or piaute- MaserLia eer AyD Tae Pactro Roan, State tte of the 10tb inst, in noticing the United States and Mexican Commis. strangers to the remote | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCHL. ra Her MONBY MARKT. Pawar, March 30-6 P. M. The market was very much unsettled at the first board to-day. The leading fancy stocks were in about the usual demand. The rales were on the usual terms, pretty equally divided between buyer's and eeller’s option. The most prominent railroad stocksadvanced. State stocks were rather dull and depressed to-da: At the first boord Missouri 6's ad- vanced } perloent; New York Centra! Railroad, 3; Erle Railroad, 3; Reading Railroad, }; Louisiana 6’a declined j per cent.; Delaware and Hudson, 4; Comberland Coal, ; Michigan Southern Railroad, 4; Michigam and Southera Construction, 4; Erie Railroad appears to be gradually, bat steadily, im: proving. The purchases lately on foreign account’ have been to some extent, and the market has been very firm in consequence. Cumberland Coal has been heavy for some days past, and looks like set: tling down upona lower basis. Its coal business does not amount to m=ch just now. Reading Rail- toad is moving upward again. It is, beyond all question, the best railroad stock on the ist. Wes tern railroad stocks have not been active this ses- fon, and the probability is that they never will sgain command such prices as have heretofore ruled. ‘The day for extravagant dividends has passed, and when brought down to their actual net earnings, the per cent on capital will be small. At the second board the market was steady, and nothing more. Railroad bonds were in better de mand, at better prices. Erie, 1875, advanced } per cent; Illinois Central, 4. Nicarague had an upward tendency. Pennsylvania Coal fell off j per cent. The steamehip Asia, at Halifax from Liverpool, brings seven days later intelligence from Europe. ‘The political accounts do not amouat to much. Ne gotiations were in progress at Vienna, but nothing definite bad transpired. Opinions were pretty equally balanced relative to the ultimate result of the conference. The commercial and financial ad- vicea are, on the whole, more favorable. Bread- stuffs were improving, both in prices and demand. Cotton was active, but prices were not sustained. A large portion of the demand was from consumers. ‘The decline in quotations amounted to about one- eighth of a penny per pound. Money matters were decidedly easier, and the prospect of a reduction in the rate of interest was daily becoming stronger’ Consols had advanced one-half per cent. We shal not get the Asia’s mails before Sundey morning. The transactions at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day, were as follo 8 Paid’on Treasury account. Received do ,. Paid on digbuteing check The warrants entered at the ‘Treasury depart ment, on the 28th inst., were :— For the payment of Treasury debts;....... $31,896 16 For the Customs,...... 60,459 67 For covering into the Treasury from lands.. 65,414 44 Covering into Treasury from misc’us sources 376 00 For the War Department........ 49,201 35 For repaying in the War Department, 4,701 36 For the Navy Department... 000 For the Intericr Department... 36,566 21 The holders of the Dauphin and Susquehanna Coal Company seven per cent bonds (kno wn as the Red Bonde), are requested to call at 8. Jandon’s office, No. 54 Wall street, on or bofore the 5th of April, on matters of vital importance to their in- tereste. The interest on the bonds of the Milwaukie and Mirsissippi Railroad Company, due on the Ist of April, will be paid at the office of Attwood & Co., No. 8 Wall street, on Monday the 2d inst. The Manchester Mirror says that the Manchestor and Stark mills, in that city, commenced running on Wednescsy—the Manchester running about one. fifth and the Stark one-quarter. The Amoskoag, which are the only ones that have not stopped, are new running about one-half. The processions aud ctber demonstrations continue amos g ths operatives. A great number have left the city for their homes, but many others are coming from the country, and from Lowell, Lawrence, Great Fails, and other maau- facturing towns, to supply their places. The Harrisburg Railroad Company have declared a semi-annousl dividend of five per cent. The Quincy Stone Bank, a semi-annual dividend of 4} per cent. The Tradesmen’s Bavk of Chelaca, and the Bass River Bank, of Beverly, semi-annual dividends of 4 per cent. The Governor of New Jersey has vetoed the bill to charier the City Bank of Newark. This was a Bew application tor chartered privileges, the bank at present being organized under the general law. It is ucderstood that the Governor will not interfere with the bills for the renewal of charters now In ex- ietence. The Air Line Railroad bill was lost in the Senate yesterday, by a vote of 9 toll. The bill to permit the New Jersey Railroad to straighten its line by the erection of a new bridge over the Passaic river at Market street, Newark, has passed the House. It bas yet to be acted on in the Senate. The following statement exhibits the net income per cent on cost of all the railways of Massachusetts from 1847 to 1854:— Magsacnuserts Rattroaps—Pex Cent Net [xcomn. Net income per cent Net income, on cost $2,592,079 7.9% 2,666,411 6.51 2,460,981 6.82 8,308, 738. 6.49 98,259,671 6.20 3,212,107 6.06 8,683,514 6.64 8,210,494 6.71 *For eleven months only. The ret income has diminished nearly one-third, notwithstanding the receipte have quadrupled since 1847. The net income was $393,020 less in 1854 than in 1953. ‘The last annual report of tho Delaware and Had- son Canal Company gives the annexed exhibit of eainings and expenditures for the year ending March 1, 1856:— Detawaxe AND Hopson Canat Company. Sales of coal . 398,442 78 Canal and Toils from Penn. Coal Co. Barge fit: veal ob hand Total.......... From which deduct" ""* Coal on band March 1, 1854... .8997,644 23 Migung cost. i habeus 408,481 19 allroad transportation and re- Pt gh repaira ‘and uperintend- ence, including extraordinary a Coslyard and bar! taxes, interest pede Depreciation account. eo 6 ——— 2,071,869 76 $1,100,141 79 cent on the Showing a net profit for the year of .. —which is equ to Avorn, an and a quarter capital of the sroney. from bonesdale during as season was 433, 406 tons, of which 412,649 tons either reached Rondout or were sold st various points along the lime of the causal, the re- mainder, 25,897 tons, ‘Daviog been detained on its down ward trapait by the premature and unexpected closing in of the winter. The Tribune of the 27th states that the prospect of an early opening of the canal is not good. The {ce is quite thick upon it at Bridgeport, and upon ‘the ice ia drifted enow. It may be two weeks before boats are moving to any extent. Inthe meantime sugars and other groceries are being received in large quantities by the Illinois Con‘ral, by way of Cairo. The Buffalo Commercial of the 29th instant, pub free into Casada, under the Reciprocity Treaty: — Corroms Derantumrr, Quvennc, Ort. 16, 1454. His Exceliency the Governor General, in council, bas been pleased and the United States of Poultry, eggs. Fices, arp oas skins or tails undressed. ane or marble inits crude or uawrought state, ae cheese, tallow, tard. Horns, manures. poe f of metals of all kinds. Pitch, tar, turpentine, ashes. ‘Timber and lumber of allkinds, round, hewn, sawed, La ec in whole or part, Plante, shrube and trees. Pelts end w: Rice, broom core and bart. Gypsum, ground end noground. z bboy rought er unwrought burr er geiadstone, 96 Bi Flax, hemp and tow, junmanufactured, Unmanufactared tol io be admitted to importation into this province trom the United States under special bonds to her Majesty, conditioned for tl eve ihe of the customs duties legally chargeabl importation om the ar- ticles #0 im; event tha the raid reciprocity freety a ind the ac Sestaneters mentioned im relation into operation and take full effec. from date hereol. WM. CAYLEY, Inspector General. The Sth April is the day fixed for the new cus toms act to go into operation. To give holders of Reading Railroad ateck, and those who may be looking about fora good invest- ment, am ides of the probable productiveness of that great work during the present year, wo annex a statement showing the earnings of the year--1855— upon data furnished by the report of the com: Fapy for 1854, compared with 1863. PHILADELPHIA AND RxADING fh ge Increase 1864. over 1868, Recolpta from passengers $272,368 $103,938 freight... 626 mal .. 3,258, 822 1,1 14,218 9,608 146 4,663,968 6,062" 19/670 other Western Total im 1855 Currentopeccting expendit $303,263 $5,400,000 Dividend on prefer: a Taterest on uniunded debt Sinking fund, to purchase bon ‘Add for contingencies 6 per cent... For dividend on old stock........ Equal to twenty per cent on the old stook. This reeult ia likely to be realized beyond any ordinary contingency. In putting down the operating ex- penses, we have probably exceeded the actual cost tull five per cent. Last year the current operating expenditures amounted to 47 per cent., whea every- thing was at the highest mark. Labor, provi- sions, and ali articles used in operating the road were very high, much higher than at present, and the company will save a great deal in this way, We think the gross earnings put down for 1865 will be realized, and we think the net earnings will be con- siderably jarger than our estimate. Oar calcula- tions for expenses are on a liberal scale, while those for earnings are within limits, Stock Exchange Furnar, March 30, 1855. $1000 Ind. State 5 100 aba NY C RR D0 200 Erie RB 675 100 4000 Missouri O's... 94 100 500 Louisiana 6'#. 91% 150 1000 do... bYd 91% 100 2000 Albany Ex.0tfs 42° 60 1000 Erie Con.Ba "71 $4 100 1000 Erie Bde. °76.. $175 50 Bf500 400 10600 50 100 NYANI is 06 #5150 20600 IL ©. RR. Bia. do,. 85 Continental | Bonk + ¢ 803, 400 Nica Trans Co #3 150 Hariom RR. 200 di 600 N. ¥. Cen. 7’n 100% 12 she Bank of Am. 115% 31 Bank State N. Y. 105 70 Bank Commerce. 109 20 Metropolitan bnk 109 7 Bhoe & Lea. Bok. 103 10 Market Bank... 1053¢ 6 Del&Hud. ae Ce 4 28 Mich South Cor 10 Pansma RR. BOARD. ; 300 sha Cum. Cl. Co, 38 » 94% 100 do. 13000 Erie Bde. '75.. 88 100 12000 do. . B88 100 20000 RY 100 do. 80C0 I. C- Hii’ Bia 1 400.N. ¥. Con’ HR 1000 Chic&Rikl RBs 9414 460 Erie Railroad... 1060 N. J. Gen. Bas 95 100 do. 18 sha Corn Ex. Be. 99% 110 250 Canton Co....... 28 100 150 Nic, Tran. 50 100 250 Reading Railrond 100 500 Hudson River RR 41), 50 10 Mich. So. Constr. 84% 14 Penn, Coal Co... 106% 8 do... 0 200 Cum, Coni Co..43 327% 80 Mich. So, Rt 4 100 do.,.., 080 82% CITY TRAD REPORT. Fripay, March 20—6 P. M. Astrm.—fales of 50 bbis. were made at unchanged | prices. Breavervrys —Flour—The market continued firm, with a pretty free amount of sales. The aggregave transactions footed up about 10,000 bbis., included in which were common to choice brands of State, $9 50, and Wertern do. do., at $9 44 8 Genesee was firm, with moderate salen a 76, the latter for small lots of superior extra Included in the abeve there were also about 2, Conadinn, at $9 50 xtra brands, the first figure being 1254 cents per bbl. advance. The above transactions also embraced about 4,200 bbls, Southern brands, at $9 25 a $10 for common to good qualities, and $10 12% a 811 for fancy and ex- tre qualities. Wheat—The supply was light and the market firm, but no sales of moment transpired, Corn —The market was firm and stock light; only about | 18,000 bushels were sold, at 98c., 9c. @ $1, including mixed, yellow and white Southern. Rye was at $1 328 $1 35 arked, and scarce. Onts were firmer, wales At 620. a $66. for State, O8e. m Tle. for heavy Western, and b7e. a G0e. for Jersey. b Corre —A cargo of 1,500 bags of Jamaica was sold on ate terms; 100 do, Bt. Domingo at 11 Kc., and 300 do, at 9i¢c. Corton. —Before the news, about 1,200 a 1,300 bales were roid at unchanged prices. After the receipt of the same no transactions were made. Fraorm.—To Liverpool, 800 a 900 bales of were engaged, chiefly compressed, at 5-924., and 100 Sea Island at 250 bbls. ualities, 0 bbis. 10 75 for common to fancy and logwood were engag tanen to loed at Charleston with co 70 bags St. Domi: were made, in bond, at 4%e. on Bmewax —About 1,600 Ibs were sold at 2646. « 270. Faxorr —The market was unchanged, and sales unim- portant market was nomnal at 806. ut 100 bales America: rotted were 6; Greseed was at aoe S180 & 8190 per ton. x.—In bmail lote Heote’ wae selling at about and in larger quantition a $11"t0 « Leap. The market was quiet, Morass at 2 4c, © 2Tc—the latter Sgere for strictly fine ; and (0 bide, Newvitas sare Navat Storm, about 41c. cash ‘were sole at $1 50 per 10 lbs., which exhibited « fur- ther cecline Ons,—Linseed was quiet, waiting steamer Asia's let- ters; while whale and sperm were unchaaged; 100 cases ollvs, in quarts, sold at 82 50, Provimows —Vork coutinued frm, with am oj pward tendency in prices, the sales embraced aboat 000. 100 bis, including old mens, at $14 60 2 $14 62, which was an advanee, and new do $16 37 & $16 50, whieh es sieo higher; and new prime at $14 27. Beel—About 560 40 boi. were Hold at $0 60 a Fil 60; 180 ¢o. sold wt 913, while prime went at $6 60087 40. Kates Vermont and Ch’ meen were at $150 $16. Abdout 300 & 4.0 packages and abowlders were sold at 8 Ke. 8%. for the former, and 6c Yee. for shoulders. Lard—Bales of 340 bola. were mado at Oe honed and 0 is fy ASD for prime qual. & and cates were fe re quest, so cse prions, Quencrmon Hane ang 190 hhds, old, deliveenbte Phila Gpiia, ot 628, 7 11 Nor ind RR “ua %'| fe % N Indiana Con: $0 ilu Central RI 95% 150 Cle & Tol RR.opg 68 10 Gal & Chicago Kit 95 | | prices for all grades, sales were on! as present stuck containe:! bul ales embraced 84 hhds. Virginia and Ken- 118 40, Cube, pt 86 case reed leat, at53<c. a 120. ; ta ‘at He. a 19c,; 24 hhds, Virginia atoms. p. t. 00L.—The demand has not beea very active this weal the 'oulss of dbmeoits reteee Teclne, avout 40,000 Ibe. fleece, o9iss Wh ne seh ohRa: SONR., ana 16,000 Ibe. culled, at 2ve. @ S6c., cash; 15 bales Cape of Good Hops, washed, told at 40c.' m4 Buenos Ayres, at 1c. ; and by auction, 54 bales China Mert slightly damaged, at 14%c. a 15\c , and 23 do. South American do. do., ‘at tees’ We. ‘per pound, on six months, AD TBR TISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. 1855. BRODIE'S OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT FOR APRING AND AUMMER RETAIL TRADE, ‘GEORGE BR Sheawas ernese sued cmpemahD CTRERY, we, La i my A hey ll to bead Ah sod sexbors ioe DB, Jerse) ty, ug ay hood, om ve tuESD ay Th shah DAY iN ae RIL, aad ee mans MAN TI LLA: qrTTengh and home made, over Offered for sale in this coun- 1y, Manufactured from fabrics of the bighort excellence eld move aebenabe His atock oon: Ebi Oban SILK MA ot ev riumaginety Teoherobostyles. A maguitioent assor PELAIN SILK AND MOIKE ANTIQUE MANTILLAS, Riobly trimmod with the most fashionable trimmings of hiseaclusive importation, and manufactured exprossly for ‘is apring end gummer retail trado, and at tho Lowest poasi- CHANTILLY LACK MANTLES, Of entirely now and original designs, and manufactured ia Rurope expressly ior th ri Ange varity Of th nea shat at importatations, oll eh Gt PU Late NTLES, est revolved, fos th aad ot styles exolu- ively consned to bimealt by sere lending manuinoturers of arope, The wubseriher wo ulnely remind his friends and the public vu gonefal that. the above stouk come ONLY TRUE FASHIONS FOR THIS SRASON, ad also, Besizies cannot be seen at any other estab- w Yor! bere Ns yen’ bee Fagr'g goods 51 Canal street and 63 Lispouard street. PENING OF SPRING STYLES IN MANTILLAS — to the delay in th ot the most rec Molyneux Bou, while show at our opening fast Tu sceing thom. Acgathen wiih copie t and desirable purch » were received too late to but ladies may rely upon the orisinal: jem on that fag MULYNEUX BEU, 58 Canal atroot. SPECIAL SUTICKA, A. Buda NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE + witings of Puritan Lodge No. 20, A. inoved from their iormer place uf moet ing Mytti ttn will in future old their meetings phi Hall, corner Myrtle avenue and Adelphia Feet * iiyord of tho W. M. joording Secretary: JAMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SaVINOS BANK, NO. 81 ham ber street.—N otice.—Deporitors {oformed bofors Saturday, the 7th of from April. Wank open daily, fg | M. to 3 P. M., and from 6 to 7 P. 4 “ose Stuart, President. I 0. 0, ¥ —THE R W. GRAND LODG. + ern Now will bold the saved stated room in QF Hall, on Mondey eyeni End's bait o'elvek’ by orden, JOMN'Y- DAVIES” Secretary. ] 0. OF 0. Lodge, N ot O.F JOTICE—THE CREDITORS OF ROBERT G Daker, prior to August, S47, will, present their ciaima ithentionted, to his nssicnoo, M,C. MOKGA®, W . © FYICE PANAMA ATL ROAD COMPANY, NEW York, Mareh 19 Ini6. wa gotion for thirtess direct of tie al 4 Brondway, o1 he polls will oj transfer books @ of Apri KY SMITH, Seoratary pro tom. FYICE OF THE CHICAGO AND, ROCK I3LAND ding, Mellrend Company, Cory Ruchange Bank, Ba William street ‘ork, Maroh 13, B ividend of four por cont yayaile on Monday, the oeemd of Ap rhe 4 Will be elena on 8 hating declared stock bare ¢ on the of April at trdavter books will be closed trom the 29th thet, Tih the 2d of April next, inelurive: _ THOMAS W, By order of the trus tees. Ta MES, Seoretary. E3 oor above Tweaty feat ntrvet ‘een dallgr from IAM. to7 TOM Six per cent interest allowed on is of $n) and under, and five Percent on sums over $200. Deposits made from date to fa will draw yt from April l. h chartered by the 1, eoted with h WM. i ¥ LODGE, NO. SH, TT’ metnbers of the above “OR COLUMBIAN ORDER — eoting of the institution will be AMMANY BOC Brothers—A ri id in thy Council C 2, netual attendance ie requested. 1JAnm ¥. VURDY. Grand Schem. of Dis stitution, rth moon, id of the BANK—CORNER OF nt inter: on sums over WE MARINERS) SAVINGS ix Foon Open daily from 9 A 4 WEDNESDAY d SATURDAY EVEN! Hon. JACOB A. WESTERVELT, (nto May or of the oity,) Provident connected with any regularly chartered h this State, and bas ite fande secured: 4 mortgage, on property w MENSE REDUCTION IN Tit PRICKS OF WATCHES ath. 4d, JACOB'S, 407 Brosd We invite these bbont purchasing, wrat BDUCED PRICES! a, rigueur AND JEWELRY. 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