The New York Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1858, Page 8

Untted States Supreme Osurt. Wasmuneron, April $9, 1698. ‘We. 187. The Unked Staver vs. Charies Fassai. Appeal fem the District Court for the Northern District of Cali- Brain. Justice Campdel) delivered the opinion of ihe Sourt, referring the decision and remand.ng the cause for ‘Sarther proceedings. No. 96. Charles Ballance ve. Jos. L. Papier etal. No. 6 Chas. Ballance vs. Samuel Hari et ai No. 97. Jas Barton ve. Robt. Forryth. No. 96. John Reynolds vs. Redt. Forsyth, No. 99. Wm. Kellogg vs. Robs. Forsyth. No. 100. Rich’d Grogg ve. Edw P. Tesson. No, 112 Thos. Meehan etal, ve. Robt. Forsyth. No. 110. Chas. Bal- ance ve. Robert Forsyth et al,and No. 148, Jae, O’Oon- mor ve. Robt. Forsyth. Motion to dismiss theee casee ar- feed on both sides. Wo, 94—Jas. Marke ve. Michae] Dickeon, et. s!.—Argu- work wae Deing extended five feet every day. proacbes were “bout complete on the east sice, wi pregress of the tanne) wotid be ten feet « day. reckoning, ve montas will eead a streak ef through ridge. A large force, we unders:ana, are a work on do grade St Novi La Crosse, and the work is m rapid process of ‘The when at day! SEES. felt that the road will certainly be completed this season. ‘The City Comptrolier of Pritaburg has submited to the Councils of that city = statement of the real estate and personal property of the city, together with the funded ‘and floating debt, &e., of the corperation. The following are the total amounts, the items being ‘eo numerous to publish at the late hecr at which we received thea :— 083,486 00 102;863 7 1,185 879 92 men continued fc for defendants end concluded for phauntuff. 39,310 29 ‘Jersey “ony News, - 1,800,000 00 Arracrren Sricion BY A Jemay Cory ALDERMAN.—Mr, baree of etvcks in Matthew Erwin, « representative in the Board of Alder- men from the Second ward, Jersey Oty, while laboring under a temporary aberration of mind, yesterday morn- tpg, attempted to commit suicide by taking an ounce of Jaodavum. Drs Burroughs and Quidor were, however, dmmeciately summoned, and succeeded ‘n cvercomng se effects of the poison. Hie will probebly recover. Dereacxen ro Have 4 FiGHT wire THe Morwons,—A @osen Kentuckians arrived in Cucinnati leet week, equipped qith rifles and other dghting materiais, snd immediately took passage for St Louis, trom whence om intend nt proceeding to the Utah country, with the ex- in &t the commencement of hostilities. Relative to the progress of the country Danks assorting hovee, the Albany Journal remarks:— Upward cf one hundred and fifty of the banks tn the interior of the State transact business through ‘t, while are sent up for redempt.on by mer. New York. Under the efficient ao ’ Bank and Bank of tne Inte- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Pumas, April 30-6 P. M. ‘Wn « little more activity in the market, quotations for wtecks show a slight improvemert. The moat active steaks in the List to-day were those of the western rail- pond companies, and most of them closed at an advance, ‘M4 the first board Missouri State 6s improved 3, per ps eroployed. Roth the banks and the bcsinees public are gainers bys tem which increases the convenience, Sos aoe ere ceutas fel 6 noe © coun! on any future fnancial crisis, i The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign dry goods imported into this port during the week and since January 2 in each of the past three years:— MOVEMENTS IN — Day Goong, ent; Delaware and Hudson, 4; Michigan Southern, old, Bet iy hifose 1886. 1867. 1858. . a: Galens and ; red at the port.....$1,228,686 1,665,650 198,650 4; do. preferred, 1%; Galena and Chicago, 36; Cleveland | moots oo me fee *yareiasy ogs'n aere fand Toledo, %; Chicago and Rock Inland, %. Reading was jower, snd Milwaukle and Mississippi 3s per cent Jewer. In railroad bonds there was morg activity, acd generally at better prices. La Crosse and Milwaukie land grant Donds sold to some extent and closed frm at our qootations. All the funded securities of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company bave improved since the elec- tion of the new board of directors. There appears to be mere cenfidence in them since the road has got into new hands. Both classes of stock and ai] classes of the bonds have advanced in market value. At the second board the market was quite buoyant. Nearly everything on the list @pened and closed at better prices. With this there was qmite an active business. New York Central advanced percent; Michigan Southern, old, %; Cleveland and Tole- @0, 3; Chicago and Rock Island, 1; Hudson River Rail- woad, i; Comberland, { Erie Railroad fell off 4 per tent. At the close a disposition to take hold of some of the leading stocks in a speculative way was visible, and a ‘wery moderate movement of this character would give a wery great upward impetus to prices. ‘The Azsistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows: — Since Jan. 1. Eatered at the port... $35,281,336 37,963,892 16,597,826 Thrown on market.,..,.86,348,084 36,416,362 21,373,1k1 The trade in dry goods the present week has been fair, and in the main at steady prices, The distant southern spring trade ‘s about over, while that from the West has not fuliy set in, and is not expected to present much activi- ty until produce bas had time to reach tide water. Pay- ments from Western merchants come in slowly, but are expected to improve as the season advances. Merchants from the principal trading centres of the West do not buy largely at apy one period; but they have been purchasing ina moderate way ali the time. When these customers become stronger in financial means they will, no doubt, lay in stocks abead. The business among several con- siderabie jobbing houses is eubjected to some inconve- nienge and confusion By removals to other stores on first of May. The constant tendency of the dry goods trade is to move higher up town. Stores below Trinity church are in many cases vacated for those in cross streets, west of Broadway, higher up. The stores in Park place and College place seem io be nearly Foul receipts. $90,852 77 | Central to the west side range of business stores, which ment Magi = extends from Liberty to Chambers streets. Reade street, “ 28. , ; me 68,852 88 north of Chambers, seems also threatened by invasion; and should the efforts making to widen it prove success- ful, it wil! probably fell into line, for jobbing stores, like the streets south of it. The auction houses follow the migration of the jodbers, and have chiefly removed to stores on the west side of Broadway, and some of them have this spring taken mores further ap town. These removals have largely changed the value of real estate. It bas largely advanced in the district referred to west of Broadway, and depreciated jeast un that street. Formerly Pear] street, and especially that part of it front ing Hanover rquare,with William, Beaver, Exchange place, Pine and Cedar streets, were the chief emporium of the dry goods trade in years gone by. But it has ceased to be such. April 1, 1858., by baiance........ Racetvéd dur the monti— . 6 —————— 4,119,136 99 $90,420 34 Balance April 30, 1858,..e.cesssersseeees ‘The large granite store, 122 Pearl street, nearly oppo- $5,388,540 71 | site Hanover street, which at one time was occupied by + 3,009,870 18 | Arthur Tappan & Co., as & celebrated silk house, is BRIAn06,.....ceceee cess - $1,178,970 56 | Bow occupied by @ very respectable firm of By Balance Cr. interest accounts... 28.948 96 | cotton brokers, who deal largely in that slave To pay men pactchasonsbabenis 9,419 60 | product, Near by afine store is being fitted np by eS cecceceavese” "Tobna ao | * German for a frat class esting house, while the fae " ‘658 1 . | stores on the north side of Hanover square, nearly oppo- By receipts for custome in April, 87.2.2.. 3 308027 80 | ite, formerly occupied by wholesale dry goods and hard- ware houses, are occupied by persons devoted to other Decrease tn Neperpere _ tn branches of business. The new iron, marble and brown Pets ma. opctregiires 627,255 29 | stone front stores on the west side of Broadway are of a very buperior clase, and much better arranged and adapt- ed to the dry goods wholesale business, but at greatly en- hanced rates of rent. In past years a fair store in Peart | street was thought high at $5,000 a $4,000, The present rent of new stores of @ good to first class On the best cross streete west of Broadway range from $6,000 to $12,000. ‘The capitals emeptoyed by the principal houses in the trade ‘are also much larger than formerly. The auction sales the present week have been on @ moderate scale, some of my, extn received during the # w 1,764,875 21 1 440,475 91 $2,738,915 90 which we have noticed previously, including ‘387,661 60 sales of millinery foods, ribbons, carpets, &c. —— —— 3,126,576 © | The expert trade im cotton piece goods con- - ie tinues to be conducted on s moderate scale, . _—= 1,513,828 61 | Cotton domestic goods continued firm, with an upward tendency im prices. Heavy sheetings wore quick, at 8 )¥o. peat % 8 8)c., while some holders demanded 620, Light aheet- ings were firm at Tigc. Heavy shirtings were firm at 7c. + $3,192,028 rn 87(0. asked, Bleached shirtings and sheetings were ‘The traneanstions at ‘the Clearing ‘House to-day were as | steady. Fine shirtings were held at 8c. Drille were rm, With sales of brown at 8%c., bleached at 9c. and blue at 10}e. Productin at many mills are short of supplies to meet the demand. Osnaburgs were in better supply and prices unchanged. Denine were in good demand and prices firm. Stripes maintained the recent advance and $16,341,642 37 1,100,129 96 fatement of "puninens at the United Staton Assay Office et New York for the month ending April 90, 1858:— Gid'6ee ‘081420 © | were soiling to a fair extent. Ticks were In good demand Foreign bullion. Tein 20,000 00 st full prices. Cotton jeans continued in good demand at United States buillon including Cal. Br. Mint bars, $63,000. 1,390,000 00 Deporte and “ssbappenty of silver. full prices, There was a better demand for duck, witheat change in prices. Printing cloths and prinw were in fair 146,000 0 | demand at steady prices. Lawns and de iaines were in 59,000 be} ood supply and less active. In mixed and woollen goods ian we have nochange in prices of moment to notice. In based Sia vaaee “ foreign dry goods the demand was steady, especially for ” belie eid cote. Shee oo new importations of desirable styles. The prs. “ad Sei deponita, payabze in bars..1 230,000 00 for an active autumn trade are becoming more strongly coins. 836,000 00 —_—__ — — 1,566,000 08 - Gold bare stam! 2,326,523 78 ‘Traprmitied to | pha, for comage 993,330 83 ‘The Milwackic and Mississippi Railroad Company will Pay on the first of May the interest due on the bonds of the city of Milwaukie weved to that company, by drafw on Milwaukie, with exchange added. ‘We learn by ® telegraphic despatch from Albany that the Dill allowing notaries public to take acknowledg- ments of proof of conveyances of real estate and the discharge of mortgages, and take afidavite aod adminis- ter cathe, just as commissioners of deeds may, did not become a law. ‘The Mechanics’ and Tradere’ Bank has declared s divi Gent of three and one half per cent, payable on the Gret of May, the Farmers’ Rank of Hudson « dividend of four per cent, payable on the tenth of May; the Nashus and Lowel) Railroad s dividend of four per cent, payable on the firet of May, the Manchester and Lawrence Railroad @ dividend of three per cent, payable May 10, the ‘York (Mase.) Manufacturing Company a alvidend of three per cent, payabie May 4. The coupons on the bonds of the Detroit Gaslight Company, due on the {iret of May, ‘will be paid at the office of Mesers. Carpenter aad Ver miye. ‘The transactions in foreign exchange to day for the packets from this port to morrow (Saturday), have bees only t© «© moderate amount. We quote sterling bills at x per cent premium, On Parie, bf. 21% @ Of. 16 From a statement prepared by the State Auditor of lili Bole we learn the number and value of domentic animals, fand average value per head, number and value of enume. Frupay, April 80, 1858. 60 ehali&Hd0Ce.660 106 000 ire RR 3m, 83. 1000 ErieRRbda 1875 9000 Erie RRe wisi 7000 . . 46 BankotNewYork. do. 69 Nic’ua Transit Co. $0 10rome & Mit RR BOARD. 100 aha Read RR AO ated articles, and average value of each article; the value | 99090 Brooklyn 6’s.. 96 os. i oon 3K of merchandise, bankers property, manufactured articles, 1000 7 H &AN adm 45 160 se. 26M moneys, credits, bonds, stocks, &c.; unenumerated 4000 LOAMII lg bde 3234 60 do... DIB 259% “ ee ea Berne i oe 6000 d0,.... 890 82” 160 MichS&Nia pa.b60 50 perty, town *, listed for taxation in the 600 Har dm bdr. 62 OR 40....5.... 60 @everal counties in Illinois for the year 1867, as returned | 7 she Bank of N Y. 10734 to the Auditor's office, making @ total wealth to that State 62 Rank Com scrip. 100% Of $407, 477,507. The wealthiest county i# Cook, whiah = = “ton be Sos 3 contains Chicago, and if ertimated at $45,680,333. The 800 10434 ext wealthiest is Sangamon cvunty, containing Spring Wi Paci Sail iGo. a field, which ie put down at $12,064,004 The work on the La Crosse and Milwaukie road ix pro- freneing rapidiy, a¢ we learn by information from La Crome, and with the large force now at work on the un 0 sto iw : ‘ais RR... Bx completed portion of the road there i every reason to in bs biO 29% believe the tonne! will be finished and the road com. | 260 Hudson itiver RR pleted to La Cronse by the first day of Ootober next PRICES. ‘The La Creme ational Demeoret enye:— Mimeourt #8... Mi. 8. & N. Ind Bs 25% Mr. lLaoghton. engineer, reports active progress Canton a x Panama. Wg 10% whole line of road from here to the tunnel, =o Cumberid Goal 18 181 Mlinoie Central. 92), 04 men are distriuted at about twenty different poin N.Y Central. 80% 80% Gal. AOhicage. 89 89% fare making every day tell in the progres of the Frie,. , % Cleve Tol. UN 65 The live about balf a mile south from Sparta he Harlem... 2" 19% Oh. AR In 7, 8K adopted by the directors within a few days, and mer Hodson River. ' Pecife Mail... *9 80 came wore already pitched upon it. Some eighty feet | Reading lam AMN ay 9 Progrese Lae been mace ut est side of the tunnel: ' M.8.&N I pref. Market firm NEW YORK: HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1858. >} BPORTED meaty BONDS AND STOCKS ,UCTION. Corn im bulk at bid; 3, Paani det), Newark, Smith, hound S, neous ova: HE Meng. dha ola ean ate, 200 bola. meer ain on h Winmneop, cease or Beer, }7,000 Wilwauk: lees. "4 ore D DYCOMS OB a dov Suh Vtoud s te Oy 74. st dea 143, reat ie et a [ey chedtaicn Soap aad He a iinenouae eta * ° “A a by Ht sai da mare 12, Oscar, of Mattapoisett, with 25 bole ep oll, 4 to Pernambuco, | The At Labaina Mi Adteon, 1: = ox Babie, with flour at $108 per Dbl. Zeaiand, wbere aren th Ae bbis a nil ni'ned 186t tbe bones 4 do. 68 was cbariered for Ertoy, snatrala, , Pa hr on NZ; in & heavy gale toot m boat, dave, do. 73 }. epirite on private Of ardov at Payta Feb 27. G Li 1, 50 Geo Howland, Fomerey, NB, " rt on we a iter, as of Cubs at 33}4¢. for sugar. p.¢ p. Another of 170 tons, ropa Manter, hy garicwn, 160 ep: Bia Luce, Hint na oD ES | Sepeerdtet' vnesr akon Seber det | ‘Setar wh Puites cola atta aac feat ors ol her own cbarges. Be le . . ” " es ‘Also the fellowing:— a Cuba with sugar, op private terms. A schooner to - 268 East Broadway, op Sunday morving, at half past’ ae tah pt 7, tba, hm th NB. 650 sp: . dad apd back with Cd) at 35c, The ship Seaport, SS o’olook precisely. Willem 4 Heary “GPionell F FH, riya 409 wh; Deo ie a ry id $2,000 Miesonri@’s......... 0... 80% | tuna, built at Gosport, ‘three years old, sold to a New York to Jone, Foster, Newport, 390 spi Jam 2, Cornéitus en . house op private terms. 4 APS toa letter from Dani © Wat Ai] at ore yy turpentine was aul 9 ane lower, Q ~~ twin davgbter of in'u Mareb “idth” aye ehip roan Ll fap pond 19 sharee Awerican Exchange Bank 108 | and im fair demand. Sales of 1,100 bbls, at $1 51 le pepasten fa the ressaed pe 20 Mercbante’ Exchan, 953 | per 310 Ibs, Fine qua'ities were quiet. 200 bbls, white | tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. oa ot ee Teen Pd gpacae sald at $476 9 $6 per 280 Ibe. Other kinds were 180 Rllasboth this (Saturday) afternoon, at two eet te iat dll. £0 Brooklyn Ci ag | ecncitue. mmatinh Si a Kinde wenvery dud, cad | Imeives-On Bray: ‘Abed 90; Wastin: Oaks on Kavdate taatuero, Courier Coftn, eae prince prices nominally unchan; years. : . Ree itive esha Se cena Banks of St. Louis, April 24. PROVISIONS. —I ‘ork—was in fair demand at ateady prices, relatives and friends of the famity ued Canne of ie — ken, dic, Circulation. but cosed rather Tne sales were free and em. cake UTE ane Jeorme Mane Ship Plyrs: uth, froma Getis for’ Noe was supplied Werchante’, ber 4 Ss, 245 $438,018 54 | braced about 1,800 bb! mess st $18 75a $19, and tend tbe » from his late % Pes 69 Henry verses no date, Ho malien | w oe 8+ Louie. 81,815 ‘O10 61,010 37 | at $16 25» $16 50, cluding 1,000 bbls. prime at $16 60. | street, yelper ‘afternoon, at two o'clock, mars Asiolepe, Rbotes, ofa New Haven, Southern. 160,306 Hy ai'320 901,081 46 | Beef was steady, with sales of about 250 1 B00 bb ia. | Wiswats InN w Orleans, on Saturday, ray, April 12 a Chae ‘iis Nelinon Lied $9,076 20 68,915 148,421 05 chdeg country mess at $10 50a Sil ime do. $8 a | mum Wiswait, son of the late Capf. Samuel 26 rat 3810 1m. N York for Curacoa, April Exchange .. £8;408 28 75,665 125,549 25 bee ry py tgp ome rt * See | Oe aan cai tlie and: he ob bis brother, Wil. | __Brx State..... . 099 82 7 703,743 86 | do. Bacon was an MUD. April 10~A NE 216,00 _700 785 S| fair demand, wih sales of about 160 w 200 hhda.. Mam J. Wiswall, are requested to attend ‘with. | many NYork coors era den Venn Preedaon, Se sare, Borin 3 Total......++...$1,250,797 96 1,883,915 1,770,884 64 | shoulders af 6340. a a 74¢0., and hams at 9c. a los, out furtber notice, trom the rch of te Apostios, oy jem Gri 1)), Baltimore; adeon was Ormer, wit of about 600 a 700 bbls. a 1c. a | Ninth ‘avenue, corner of Twenty eighth street, rar. | 19h sbip Albatross, Weeks, Boston, to Ay ps or pond Tho reruli as compared with the provious week are as | ne OTOL NO arrive. Butter and ‘were without | dey) at haif past two 0’ Tue remalaa wii | “pee th Splendid to Havre, follows:— a eae Roment in Pe 4 ok be pep ne earn be brig Ine, Doe, from Philadelphia for Berbadoes, Bexchay be Hiupxs —There bas . demand from trade art $168 dec, $4,445 ino. sgioe ‘ne. this week. The common kinds of hides are drooping and Medtord. Gray, ea Saveliite, Annis, Londen, Sa a4 Jigen iC, 2096 inc. 2,210 dec. | not much sought after, unless at adecline, ‘Balesof 10,000} MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. | gait iom soubor Fonz colconds, sevens denton 45,699 imc, 8635 inc. —_6,07%inc. | Porto Cabello at 200., six months; 3,000 Orinoco 22%50., voles Sonora, enee en bowl = Cerin | Bo ae - an oe us pe do, : 8,00 inferior Orinoco 22c., do Texas 163¢¢.,do. | ~ 8@~ Al packages and Ytiere Yor Ga Naw Yous Bers Geo pee to" Fear aes a ly C iS. fh lec. THER been and full eee ' 33 ; S1 qb ioc. 1UA1O tee, 50,000 toc. | Late bes been te gece commtaceh: ety ALMANA0 You few FoR —as Dar. ‘ ¥ Our Family Market Report. 200 aa i fs a a4 : The Port jew York, April 1858, Pal nance saat ivalty lag eeapenggteces ed _esiehaaen say 7000 _ 28,400 — Seer ec Pe ‘flavana; echr Ines year, if for nothing ele than to view the beau Morisers —There ‘is ‘no movement and no change to OLEARED. ‘CHOW FOO. Fi Wanderer, Strong, Hong Kang display of flowers and the vegetables, which are scarcely | notice in prices of either foreign or domestic. Steamebip Arago, Lines, Havre—W 8 Drayton. (ond alo 2th on hers es bi ‘COMPARATIVE STOCKS. Bieamabip Saxonia (Ham), Ehlers, Hamburg—Kunhard: & | _ Hong Kona, BEN men bon, Woodward. Fast Coasts In the prices of meat this week there are few changes | cobs muscovade, hhds. yok ‘hip War Hawk, Simmons, San Francisco—Jno J Karle & pail TIaArr Contr de tae Fee tien, to note. Lamb comes in slowly, and continues high in | Cuba clayed, 2,317 | ato Mary Bangs, Somes, Melbourse—Goodeve, Arkell & medion —Cid brig Fanny O Fields Rolling, Be- Price. It is as yet hardly old enough to eat, and lovers | Porto Rico. bed 699 | Eiltott. peel i a og ei a ge F 9 7 Buscers, Childe, NOrieans. of that luxury had better wait for a few weeks, when it | Cubs and New Orleane, Bois. 1 Bub MR incwle il, #1 serge dW Riwallt Co Rarer, nic ret ee Oeen edie hater, tree Bennington, Doug! jeans—Ragle & Hazard. will becheap and plenty enough. Veal is good, chesp | Total hhde. 6,980 | eh Young’ ‘Amarica.Colling Bavaacd wiles TGs" | “Monsueipeo Feb 25—In port Ft brig RO Wish. Waters, and plenty. The return of warm weather will have a Fanci hey atch tee ones wae Bark M Mor ‘on, Bulk wikiey. ey, Ba ‘4 Tallman. from Bichmond, Slag sabe bate . Barns, from N York fo Rice ‘Sales 1 ATANEAS ig tendency to cheapen fresh meat, but it bas not had much | O50 Orime, Stock estimated as 9,000 ics. Bre wate faceeings #8 Bae dence, Rid 218 bark oie Heat Sart - effect as yet. Svaars.—Very little has been done; prices have not | Schr Lotus, Clark, Los time o RET Moore, do; H H MeGiivery, Harniman, Fish of all kinds are unusually cheap, It is years since | allered. Sales of 250 hhds. Cuba at Bo. a 6740. and 38 rey Rugiabo—thomparn & Henter New Hinven 2 Can ws our quotations were as low ag they aro at present, Every | bds. Porto Rico at 6i<c; a 60. | Rellned are da. for Julia, Waycoth 6 George, N—Jed Frye.” any wie; and cubes aa before, Be bane mn genie ksggy ieey Load ay ds. 28,617 Cuba Blagnt. FF inde’ Hatch, sletanaraVas frost & vines Sgt aa 7 re ae ~ co veeaerrt |, Consequently pri are we. ad are . a b ‘eg J pri in por! irks Tivola, ———. for larthorne, Gilman, Elizad: York, Wi ‘ rather high, a circumstance caused in some degree by the 8,109 Bove ie oy Power Proviqence=t Kenoy. | "°° | New area oe ow Seaton Gégaile, we ior impediments thrown in the way of the fishermen in this oop Bucking Newport—Maater, Hannibsh Kioee i Ann, T! harbor. ‘The shad poles have all been pulied up in the eee Bewk, Sapten, for Gunyvattiate Mond for Hudson river except a few on the New Jersey shore, over Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Jeffrey Liverpool, 14th inat, with Rew “Peg Baanan, Balad, yiomian which our Harbor Commissioners have no jurisdiction. ~ ope 0 eonensers, tid, Dale. be a ta 7 pao, Janume March 15— Are bark Wheatland, Deapea There are a few Kennebec salmon in market, which com- for Ton 703 sae ‘ur sieamahip Africa, ence for Liverpoot, | Ruuimore via Pernambuco and Sable, Going ia ean tee mands enormous prices, $1 60 per Jb, being asked yes- bi eee ene en Lamb, Antwerp, and tale of AF eats pet eee a pastes, om Ten shee terday. ua Dae e aac one WHER Marchi: wih dee and 7 peaengers, fo Lain | fro ‘UR Tilton, Briard, from Oregon via flea Game and poultry is scarce and high. Thereareafew | Tonacco.—The market for Spanish is active, and prices | Jan's und wince thin ‘bar bet rci ea naia NWigsio: Xo Apitt nA Tale Dil wild ducks in market, but they are scarcely fit to eat. | Fe firm. For domestic leaf only a moderate demand | Slat, iat 41 45, lon 34 06, signalized bark Forest Belle, steeri Bantiing, Baltimore: Soaan Rm'ly Wane at Cone “ahd wild 4 posse last week, There | Prevails. Sales of 67 hhds. Kentucky, at 8isc. a 16c.; 16 zg. ae BS SUA distance « esbr without sal, rollue TeNie Nichole, Aguadilia. Pa 9 load fou Trieate; pigeons are dearer they were last week. © | cases seedieaf, at 6\c. a 40c.; 18 cases Florida, st 150. a beedvoy sof, the sen, ea. epparentiy y weleringges, 44 Bb A Rapt er 8, Crosby, Vieques, to load for NYores are @ few golden plover in market from the West, and | 22c.; 541 bales Havana, and 116 bales Icguari on private Inn few minutes e diseppeared: she sunk in lst 39 40, lon gh. barks Witch, Holtman, ‘Cuba; Wessscumeon, 4 command good prices. These are not due uaually in this | terms, : 122 caw a great Bueaber of bundles of lk ‘once, 10 fond for Liverpool; sh, James W. Paine, Bene city before June. Spring chickens are chespening, fowls | Hava, Cubs, Sagua, Yarra, Cimfuege, he fs Pipes Ly 5 — 77 “debe Eomirera 9. Adelaide Cooper, Rolling, Savanna}, 13: are quite cheap and turkeys are not aa dear as they were. | Stock o tales. dates.’ bales.’ dale” | “Bare avensa! isa rot fcersey) tan ion. Posie Bore. eee site: cee ee ere” They are still, however, out of the reach of poor people. apni 1858, Ieo8 es née 79 = (100 88 ed Aniior Jen te tea, to mn De Sacva, ‘Apri 2—Arr bark Rambier, A Fee are very cheap, and are selling by the hundred ved since: aaa 682 7 916 bed Veale tnteticer’ ‘of Jereay, ial cratbcend snd wap lost brig J A'Taylor, Young. Pensaco! : Ma: for less than s cent a 1h is several years since they See ee ee eee ped Bark Jan Van Brabel (Hol), ‘eee b 12,an | tanzas: 4th, bark brig LaAy of the have been so cheap. quantities of fresh batier con- 798 «149 (1,016 88 by my tay ty! Hy frat regs, Be, fo &o, nS ‘Robbins. 4 wana; Biiza tinue ta arrive, Dor without ny apparent effect upon the | Gistedp. 7.90, 58 2, ae Om Of — = 30, and Hampton Roade 2 day, with cates, ac; O tio | warren ae Movants. do. ree! ret prices. Stock on -_ =—|-— ‘ 4 nando the mangle or A 365 SMe mo = 88 v iark Peter Demi, Hoey, Savannah, 9 pajdpheeatad & il, Mort, 9 ork rite tris Lady of the Lake, nas Vegetables, w! are uctations are:— a Hay. There hae bees no more arrivels of Berna ‘Dae, Ou Kontak, New Kenwuchy. | pq bi6 Jobe Butler (Br), Park. Gibraltar, £0 dare, ‘Tuimipan, April 1f—Arr dark Marv, Gibbs, NYerz. pp ge Servite fan Ceca eae | oe ae ; atx Lotan (rom Meerine flew York. 7% Sat ALEXANDRIA, Ape BoA Whilton, arrive ge quan’ on, radishes tu" ‘Leon Talands P re schre ermon, asparagus, &c., Irom Norfolk, but the yield thie year ey gl eee Bray Turks ao 18 fare, vie ; Me erva, Winslow. Fail River: Jaa Fornyth, Holmes, wi be small, csmnozoence of 8 late, Jate frost, which dam- ae Bahia a 1 fon Te Tene es wale from NNB, y. Migalezoo, Aged the crop, and, its reported, elie the sarly coca. Brig Adeline P Fiuker {ot bowion, Coombe, Maycuer, PR: RR lemons, bananas and other tropical fruit, Putas yet price }00L— Since our iast report the sales of domestic fleece | 34's" lon 13.30 uroke ark Yee Lee: 2a breen, and Teland City, Conklin, N¥. rale rather high. have been about ¢0,000 Ibs. at our quotations. and 70,000 | iapeie esppees marl, Lengua, Mence or a ie ae Bayon. THE RETAIL FRIES. tee. led at a alight advaiee owing ta the Stock in fiat AUER S Lameon. Arey, 8 Thomas, 16h inal, in ballast, to | Yorn’ 1 damaee Fi Holmes, and Win sien, 1g somewhat exhausted. Foreign contiques *eRTON, A Br abip Cann, Reet sides, per 1b. 034 a ane Pork, carcasses... 7 a 83g | Vory quiet, ama we havo no aales 10 report. Peis REL TRET Bemede, 204 tant with | posi vin ae exe iG Broghe Oral ac, ia ei Jr, i Wilson, 8 ata” sanqade 4 4 Pigs,roaat, ea $1 76 a2 ™M waimanée Sn theak Mate 1 Est Petr Velona if Cant) bimms Pembroxe, Me, 8 days, | Phiiadeiphi Signs! for rk (ia about 300 tor: Tassie Ha karte ead Tue following sales of real eatate were made yesterday | "Beur John Nelron (iv) apr iceman Black) tnd's brie. oa {sbipe Dublin. ane, Bt Peleraburgs Sirloin steak, Ib..— a 16 Muttonchops.....16 a — | # the Merchants’ Planter, to J 8 Whitney. od i Porterhouse... 18 Hind quarters..10 a 14 ByE. ulloe Co dj o 6 Huse and a lot 12 Howard st 20x wees Onn ~~ 4 Deo. on 46th st., near ~ EG ibxi0o.. ig re - Epc ae ie - lo. “4 14 do. do. 15tth and 158th ats 11 do. do. 166th and 169th ata 110 lots, part under water, 165th and 169th sts. 4 Co. amewe — : i pin: ae a windsor Bi MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. 4 NB; Bebr Luther Child, Nich - ‘York Gusta oragese Married, Sehr JB Cunt Doty, ‘V1 ‘ases Noyagoar Sehr RC AW: insta), Kd wa Indien; Titania, @ppled: Dew1or—Warau.—On Thuraday, April 20, by the Rev. Sebr T Benedict, ( Virginia. Trinidad: schre Chist, Ton as Mt 00 | James f ‘at the groom's residence, Mr. Joun Dox. | Sebr Anu Eliza, Bil Nork, wid pay hah Ones bind, 4 1 2 set $0 is Wave, daughter of Thomas Waugh, all x? My bbs. Provieence: areniering, Bashil) Govgeoer, Saat" ; — juinea hens... 62a 75 Fugnind—foerr — 00 Monday, April 26, at the Church | che LEN ee Habia aod a market; Clarence. Puimney, Wee Indies, Whites Waa 18 8 Meee aes — | @ mete ee 3 iu hee, Mreoomnelty, | one q ci er, "Perry, how'on, echra Ocean Bird, Gibbs, Providence; Teal... — & 76 Piover,doz.... 3 00a — | benediction by the Rev. Mr. Barbarin, J. Ramsey Purenc, | Rebr 11 ty Pe eee Allaton, © Cote rouLesr. Hag. barrister at law, of Moutreal, to’ Kare J. Hicaxr, ge’ | Behr A i yep a 7 Turkeys, Ib. 18 a 2% Docks,........ 20 % cond daughter of James Hickey, Faq. , of Brookiyn, N’ ao fast PBRUsTOL. a: hee 2—Arr tir Jan Dickinson, Wheston, Chickens 14 @ 16 Sp'gchicks. pr. 620125 | , Haur—Leax—Oo evoning, April 6, band sebr days. york. men eek Fo er Gees 2a 2 James Millet, residing at 4 Seventh street, Mr. Rebr 0 BR ‘Georgetown, DC, Canrane 2 i pe et do. Rack HALEY to Mine Laax, all of this city, Behr ¢ io ral Alena Fatt RI tebe’ Ann B Salter, Fish, _ Inwis—Comsxiaxa.—Ip Brooklyn, on Tuesda; Sehr © - Liscom. Newark. 's id echire ram Ami Malvern ‘sandr: ks - T | APRURT, by the Rev. 3.8 Himrod, Mr. WuissaM J. Irwin | obr L. x Win K Nevenson, Mes Meare and Bilea . - - FLLEN AMANDA, Gaughter of William Conselyea, 5 , Hammond. Haltimore. a} ee %., Coruio. Core Se and Dade, cr) i | Taga ti oe ~ Apel 28 by the Squas, curing a squsll | Sern armani April ookid sekr A Phere, Alen, 8 - 10 Rev. A. A Wood, Groncr Montammn to Mrs. Seman FE. Hat Sehr Kila Cannon, Lord, » Del . za 3 18 8 37 | savin, al of is ony. omen renee, Dickey, Rilagbeih City, NJ, for Porte. | mgiiiy April Are ech Adelisy, Alezandrin id 8 = pomiecian . = ne, Keenan Am‘oy, NJ, for New London, te 24—Arr achra 0 Pringle, NYorks 18, Bonton for 2 ed nach a la gy By Sng to Ngee ge Mighio or huteea | Reece tat Virginia, Oit Chincoteagne, in s Lonrn *plit tnalpeail SHELL FISH. and Joanna M. Cadmus, aged abs ye years, ay months and janes “Blok boy eat Connor, Smyrna, Del, 2 days. p A (from Sa'em), and Isis, Chase (frome 60 a1 00 Lobster, per ib... 6 a — Smiih, bag Harbor. de}phia; Com Kearny, Brown (from Portiap4), 2% = 87 Crabs, per doz...37 a — ¢ friends ana relatives of the family, and the mem- Beamer taville, Hardie, Ba rapeah via Norfolk, where | Hane, Daser, and aim Beli, Case Grom Bown 18 a 37 bers of Warren Chapter No. 3, and Putnam No. 8, | *he out in for conl, with mse, to HB Cromwell & Co. Helen, Long, Richmond. u.U. A, are fully invited to attend the 08 Steamer Georges Creek. Morley, Baltimore. | HOLMES" BOLE Ape 20, 12 M— Arr post BS Rai, SALT . respectiully Steamer Weslchester, be saence } Luscom, Mi Salt mack'l, pb. 8 a 12 ME i EL from the Eighteenth tomer Ceceees, Re. Bow Lasiten ct Serwte ae oe oe Pickled salmon...12 a 15 ae 56) | naw Ont AWS NB. April 2 PM Arr bark Love Star, sie Smoked mack’l.. 10 @ 12 Sounds & tongues. § a — | any ey hy fy April 90, after a severe rosident Fillmore a Shields March RY Helo from dalveston fuinea, cnebel.as 0 * — | supose Mrs. Sanam P. Baown, in the 41th year of ber age. | pane, 2Tusiout Fi "Reisen, ‘rom Mareh 14, | ri coke Panta sr teianany "Ci raceme BUTTER, BTC. | _ The funeral lato residence Also, one ship, unknews, peston, Jerry, Ie ™ ko; hip Albert Gallstin | Butter—Choice.p Ib 28 a 30 Medium. fine..26 a 26 VEGETABLES, FRUIT, PICKLES, ETC. oer — Ber'da, dbI...87 00m CASAVELLO. Pir danaion, 1. ? on Wi morning | April 48, of scarlet fever, Mise arta try A ot = - , aged 9 ‘and [a ape EEE ope — | Sate A. and Rese Cansvelio, aged 9 years and $0 days. Nova Scotia.. 2 6002 76 Ba ey on Th » April 20, Mama Western red, 1 6001 76 108 18 | caus, wite of Charies Celle, Pink eyes.... 1 76.02 00 aa —| Her tr ‘and thoee of -her father, Capt. Janos Ro Halfpeck.... 14a Se 8 | gore, are ri ly invited to attend the funeral, thin oa ¢ ) » at five o'clock, from St. Thomas’ /2 Oe — Ge eburch, yi _—— = 5a — | De Licr —On Thi , April 20, at a quarter Sa 10 76.1 50 | past three o'clock, Many E., wife of William De Lacy, and Radishee, bunch 3a 8 | daaghior of ‘MeGrath, 20 years and 6 months. ‘6 = 6a —| frieuds and relatives of her husband, end those of sBa — 25% — | her father, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ag = a — | from her Inte residence, No. 750 Second avenue, between ioe — 00.44.00 Thirty ninth and Fortioth streeta, on Sunday ae = 9081800 | two o'clock. ‘Hor remains will be taken to Calvary Coime- = | tery. = a 6 | Famom.—On Friday, April 80, Tromas Jean Freee = 60a — | nam Faison, aged Tyear, 4 months and 18 days. 2 128 18 | Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully res aL j invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two re 12 | o'clock, from the rosidonce of his parents, No. 63 West - — | Forty first street. es 60 | Fivop.—On Friday evening, April 30, of consumption, = = | Mionam Frog, aged 30 years. = 16 | The friends of the family, the o ~ | the fraternity a eevral ar repeal } ity in are | tend mi from be | even less active, while there was a fair demand, while lower grades were Funera}on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his heavy and attrifie lower. Tho sales embraced about 9,000 . No. 33 Stanton street, in, The friends bbis., within the range of the following quotations of the family, and the Brooklyn City Lodge No. 6, A.!'. A., Superfine 0 State, “et 20.0 84 90 | and the v lor ) are invited to at- . 435.0 446 tend. 4a 490 Goopersos.—On Thareday, April 20, | searlet fever, . 4%a 456 loom Goonenton, youngest Frederick and 4908 556) Mar, Nasocerusn, 2psa's sears, | stout om 11 Gaps 40m 490) relatives and friends of ‘the family are respectfully 4.85.8 6 96 | invited to attend the le, (Gavurday) afternoon, ot 6008 7 60 talf past one o'clock, from No. 46 Oa 360 HaLy.—At Greenwich, Conn., on Thursday, ant », 60 6 | Mss Bewncerra ttetn, eldoat oat danghter of Honry and Ellen hile commen | Held, aged 18 years, 6 months and 10 days. grades were casicr, The sales embraced about 400 bbia., | None knew her but to love her; within the range of the above quotations. mm None named her but to praive. brands were unchanged, while the aales embraced about ‘The relatives and friends of the Mmily are reapectfull 1,200 a 1,400 bbls. at the above figures. Rye flour was in | invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, fair demand At quotations. About 100 bbls. carn meal | (Saturday) morning, at ten o'clock. The train for Green- were fold at $0 60. Wheat was loss , but ie good | wich leaves the depot at 7:20 A. M. on Satu demand, with alee of about 26,000. bushels, in. | BUxY—On Thursday, April 29, of consumption, Aumere cluding common white Southern at $1 124 ; red | L. Hunt. fon of Myai and Nancy bunt, aged 26 years, 1 winter Indians, to arrive, at red Jersey at $1 15 Chieayo Spring, to arrive, at Pic., white komecke $1 30; on the spot at se of about 2,800 bushews at O60 was in larger ply andlower. The sales embraced abont 30,000 & 40,! shel, tnotuding white Southern at TOe Tic., and yet low do, at 730, « 7 malt were enchanged Bye was bevy and lower, with «ales 00 closing dull. Barley and barley Oats were in moderate demand at month and 20 days. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No 148 Clinton street, on Sunday alternoon | at two o'olock. Janvia.—On Thursday, April 20, Bawsamuy Mihig rotativen and friends are Invited to attend the fune- Janvis, Abe. a 490, lor State and Western ral thie (Saturday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from bis tate Corren in quiet; prices have not shown any change. Sales | residence, No. 44 West Twenty eighth street: Of 1,100 aga Ho and Santos at 1046, & 119. mata | | Kennar.—On Thursday, April 29, Journ A. Kawwer, Je the, tock Ist May, 1868—Rio, 14,990 aged 46 Bahia, ‘ {260 do.; Maracaibo, soa do.; Laguyra, 2,798 | The rel stiven and friends of the famity are reepectfully 4o,; & Domingo, 6,500 to. J . 810 do.; Savanilia, | invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, 102 do. ; Java, 10,7 10 mats—total 54 943. Cortox. —Thi of 6,000 bales at our quotations. — NRW YORK CLASIFICALION }¢ market is dull, and appears heavy. Sales from hia Inte residence, No. 149 West Eighteenth street, on Sunday afternoon , at two o'clock. Sunrex, N. J., PF tel Please copy McAvoy Baa ty, op Friday, April 30. Jawes McA vor, Upland. Florida, Mobile, N. 0. & Tor od 26 years, & native of the parish of Maine, county Ordinary 10% 10% 10% 10% Wertmesth, Tre Middling.. Ws 1 12% 12% Fic relatives and friend®, and thone of hie brother Pat Middling fair. 18% 136 13% | rick Conningham, are requested to attend the funeral, from Fair - —~ | the residence of the latter, No. 278 Tenth avenue, on Sun Fis. —A dull market for all kigde, but prices were sup: | day afternoon, nt one o'clock ported ; 1,000 qt. George's Pangabetd at $8 6214 MeMrires.-In Albany, on Tuesday, April 27, Wawa Prauyire are firiner. To Liverpoo), 300 bbie four at is, MoMeisaw, in tbe Jb year of hie age. JAILED. f hips Contest, Fingepore, Kmpire, Liverpool. Wind during the day from 8W to W. Miscellaneous and Disasters, Banx Victor of Plymouth, Mass), Holmes, from Callao for Dunkirk, before ‘ed abandor ed in asivking condition ae i ras une St Fipmouth | The wal loa of vossel and some $11,000, on which there is $10,500 insured, viz a eis ‘Colony office, $4400 at the Neptune, and $3600 ‘at the W: scp ot Bare yussged e— Trinidad de Cubs, April tp Capt ive, arrived bere 17th’ inet, ta of brig Fi lp hia Toh alt for mua de Cubs (before reported). On the 7th day out, in lat 26, lo TL, wae capsized in a squall The crew and passengers mainea oa the wreck 96 hours, when, they Gactrered bark, rroved in be the Mary. And left ins small Rome sunvot , and were ta¥en on board and Isnded at Parl sade, except two passengers, who came on here | Rene Tease ACHORN, of and from Rockland for New York (hefore reported wrecked), airnck on one of the Nuntncket ~~ D sboals ana spr eariain endeavored to run ber ashore om the south v Dut struck on Tom's aboal and bi Bhe had previously taken fice trom ber lime. az Jous Ans, from Bangor for Bridgeport, anchored ham Ztb leaking badly, "End had toat Pur Of deck lond. "Daan or Cart Rowanne- At s meeting of American abtp maatera, holden at ihe office of Copmnl at Ant werp, on Thursday, the sth day a itstaletes totake men nnoee gotativa vod death of Unpt J decenset, D Gail, Req, was a or Lawrence; ship Henry Grey, ship Cour Courant, On mouon, ine following resol weptauived. Phat by the, death of Cant Révwarte late com wander of the ship Eresere® Coumere. of New York, we Boay, shend the funeral exer this evening, ai 7 o'clock, fed nccompany jhe remaina ‘9 ike retmboat iba ito take Sikes fr equvegunce wo it "ain New Fork, at we deeply rkyazmpatise fh mire Ped ward, family, in this their x tender to them our sorrow and y of these resolutions to Rrblication im the papers Us Cone Ri Mra Rdwards, and lng 8 copy for of Jew York city. AD GALI, MH Hatusy, Reeretar Laowan=. Will be launched at 12. thie day, froin the ahip fon. near Sixteenth street ferry, Greenpoint Te ammertep Zephyr, Abe ie about 800 tone measurement and when completed is intended to run in connection the Gontowsss Ratiroed., from New Orleans io Gaivemea Via Ber. wick Bay. Fler engine is building at the Allaire Work. The bi arrived canes | from ft Thomaa, was formerly the Wary, but was condemned and sold. and re: Gelved a new recister ftom the Uw Conaul at that pisee, with the name of RS Lameon, under the old law, which was re pealed during the present seesion of Congress The new meamer Montgomery, of Cromwell's line, went down the bay yesterday morning on an engineer's utal trip ‘Whalemen. Arr st New Redford 20th inst, ship Cambria, Pease, Ochotak Sea, Honolulu Nov 31. Roratonga Dec 31, Peraambuco March 2%. With 1709 bia wh Of] (6 bbls taken on ) and TO Ibs bone. Bent ome 225 bola wpe ee 40 wh on and 22.000 Ihe bone. Has ofl and bone on freight. Jan 10, lat 38 8, lon 180 W experienced a severe gale, during which AN under bare poles, low bow and walt ho Don'n with the davite, And shipped a trememdons mea over juarter, which «wept her fore and aft, but ‘wlth warbae nee, Reports, spoke Jan 4, iat 308, lon 160 W, ship Republic, of apd for itrem ‘Henlund, (who reported day prericas Cornetiue How! B, bound om coxet of (Chile, nothing since Teo ving sandwich Talands), Tan M8), tat 47 908, jon 144 50 W, Florige Fioh, Art at Greenport 24th, bark Philip T Aisson, Worth Pacific Ocean, 14 days from Flonoluln, with 1X0 bbis wh otlon boat. Sent home I bbls wh ofl and 36,000 Iba bone, On ihe Pay on Jon 62 W, to lat 50 Band lon ee. eof whieb eer 100 fort tighs bad the appearance: of being much worn and in rapid # of decay, they wore nearly in the direct track of ahipe from the Pacific, Amongst the jer the temperatare of the bag 4 tm pores 45 deg, the current settin, i ri Spoke March 14, lat 27 ‘Sf and for New Bedford, 75 7 do, 1800 bbie all told, wich Tal is a 2ith, bark Alice Penney, North Pacific 1 Haken on passage bore) amd LW) bbie Lon bosrd ve Neiaitoin ardor, Ascension Island, July 22, arr | Sieben indely per! hart Teapel, Garrigs. Barosionn:, brig Minaut™ ‘Towed to sen (no date), bark Mimi; and to the bar, ship & Curtin NEW BEDFORD, Aj ri) 38—Arr bark Robs Pennell, Hete- fjord, Havenoy setae Potter, Delaware Cy. OE ea —Arr sche Aug! erry, Evans Baltimore, ba Kimeda,¢ Carteret and fa- Sid schr Arctie, Jackman, hia, PARWEORT, A 2—Arr pehre Team Smith MeG Pall River for, miesaudrin: Cosay. Reraid, Ciderd, Brow: ence for Philadelphia © Power ‘Willard, ‘as for te, Coot, Gp for Norfolk; sioop Raruimaus, Pierce, Dighion Vox Dow. aba t Art bark Senegal, Lociok. @um- Elwell, Gionvester for Philsdel- Aneel 0 Rondou!, BF Graham, Valk, New i i Arr echr Con: n ra Arr sche Conveyance, Ritzadeth- of 5 \rrgtieamebin hy of New Eldridge. mia bl Ls x Drieon. Pungawee sun Downing, Bice, jan, Salem, Leng, N¥ork S&B Small, ‘Pris, do, fiaied Qogen, Halse. 40: allen ing, Kier, Nantucket; Juniais, eae ‘Nal aasett, Waplen, Weymouth. ELI oUtE "Url Art schea® B Howen Annie M Rdwards, Philsdelohia; "Colaer, sons Ubarehe adaon, Smith’ Baltimore. ea April 2—Arr steamer Curlew wn sohre.J Cone, Metiaffey, we ave om: ten ‘Terry, “Rondont; sloops jetory, Gladding. New Yorn si 'm P Cox, Philadelphia; Pie Morris: River, I; ya x nico Rhode Island. do; and froth tbe | da sane alg a (Br), Paria (Br) fail en fooper ma | Rizier, N York. Benin a an, AND, April 27—Arr sehr Ton, Hix, NYork for St TRV ANAT A Arr a foutP, Lyem, Row tor rig Obe a tng ea ham, eo Gnas Gilmeere, Reston; ech Onaterte SA Soe n= fmore, pit Ar este Ben Hherman, Baltimore. Cid brig M arrow, Doombe, Bt Jonas. ‘Cer Bir sche Luginds, K'York for StJohn, wena ch). Bia bark rot Cayenne, schr Amelia, & NOMEARET, April 2 Arr sloop Neptune, Racket, New York. ) Arr schre Rossing, Weateate, Elie. paonre i APE deitord, N¥ork AL, pone F MRS CAROLINE MYERS. OF BROOKLYN. WTId. Treat Mena ntreet, on Monday, at 2 o'eloek, he will bear of somet to her advantage. ATION WANTED—OF MARY RYAN, WHO Tin ein of er ei he shane fay eet Spe Any i be thankfully received Dep ber winter, Cherione Ryan, at 3 Jay street, Hrooklyn, 1. I. RA, WARD.—IF MRS. WARD, THE WIFE OF & who went to Ciba, will call 94 ihe 3 oan er. P. ep how ie oo, 8 ot ireon wich sires, che 7 BETHOD Seyi OF © ARORA wi Lt” Te address, in the % ‘a letter to bie POST OF FICE NOTTCE. DAT OFFICR NOTIOR THE MATS FOR RUROPR. tia Bouthampton and Havre, per U' oly mer *RAGO., will clowe at this office qn Saturdi ny of May, at 108g A. M Tan ct ¥ POWLBK, Prom tate ADIRE- for you TF Yo’ WANT ARE ev, ® wubjut