The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1860, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL, Wepnespay, April 11--6 P. M. ‘The uneasiness in the meney market created by the last bank statement is very apparent to-day, aad many persons are already talking of panic, Of course it has not come to this yet, and with the present exporta of the country it ia to be hoped that it will net do so for some time; still it cannot be denied that the revival of specie exports would produce » very uneasy feeling among capitalists if the banks allow the Present expansion to last. To-day the steamer Arabia took out only $50,000; but exchange closed quite steady at 108], } higher than it was s week ago, and some more specie will go on Saturday. If the bank loans stood at $120,000,000 or $125,000,000, ® moderate specie export wonld rather be a matter of congratulation than a source of anxiety; but when Pe Joans pre over $130,000,000 the case is very dif- Yeront. Many people are borrowing moncy from ‘the banks on call and at short dates, which it will not be convenient to repay in the event of a endden contraction. It is in view of such a contin- gency, and of the results which could hardly fail to follow, that many leading merchants and bank- ers are looking anxiously into the future. The mext bank statement will be awaited wich unusual We continue to quote money at 5 a6 for loans on eal}, and 5} 264 for first class paper; but if there was much inquiry for money or an active move- ment in the steck market, rates would be higher. Since the last bank statement several prominent Jenders have withdrawn their funds from the mar- ket in order to watch events. ‘Me following are the last quotations of sight ex. ehange on New York at the cities mentioned, the said 41-10 dis. There was more business done to-day on the Stock Exchange, and quotations were higher. New York Central opened at 78—the closing price of yesterday—and was bid up to 78} in the middle of the day. In the afternoon it closed 78j bid. The advices from Albany are that the quarrels among the spoils seekers are likely to prevent the passage of any act that will materially injure the yoad. Rock Island was active at an advance of |, Galena at an advance of }, Toledo at an advance of 4. The first week’s earnings on the Galena show a deeline of only $730; those of the Rock Island an imcrease of $223. There were two Sundays in the week this year. The Michigan shares were all ja $ higher. The annual report of the Michigan Southern is out, and is favorably regarded. Nothing farther is known with regard to the compromise ticket for the new Board of Direction. Pacific Mail ‘was quiet; some heavy sales were made by parties * who have lately been buyers. State stocks continue to be in very active demand, and so are most of the first class railroad bonds. This afternoon the business done at the Stock Exchange was moderate, but atocks closed very fair at the follow- ing quotations:—Virginia 6's, 93 a 3; Missouri 6's, 82ga{; Canton, 20 a 3; Cumberland Coal, pre- ferred, 14} a 4; Pacific Mail, 1023 a103; New York Central, 78; a 3; Erie, 133 a 14; Hudson River, 383 a4; Harlem, 10ja 3; Harlem preferred, 36] a}; Reading, 423 a 4; Michigan Central, 46} a 3; Michi- gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 11 a 4; Michi- gan Central and Northern Indiana guaranteed, 22, a J; Panama, 133} 2.134; Dlinois Central, 60} a 61; Galena and Chicago, 62 a 3; Cleveland and Toledo, 263 a {; Chicago and Rock Island, 63f a j. The Sub-Treasury balance is declining rapidly. ‘The business was as follows to-day:— $188,185 84 83,000 00 318,068 58 53,000 00 aN 221,175,608 61 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $22,818,038 23, and the balances, $1,339,759 22. The following shows the condition of the banks of the four leading cities of the Union, according to ‘the latest aunties statements at hand:-— Specie. Circulation, De} J. York, Apeii7. sioner. 2609.12 °8 920 225" $3 600 888 Boson, " April.» 60 668000 6.320.000 7.756 000 20,470,000 Paisds., april? gravest 5 ‘M.Orieans, Mar. 31 23,603,296 162 13408668 13797 13,397,156 14 2810 Gos one $242,087.11 46 597,959 $4,011,288 139,858 263 Frovigaa Weck. OAS) 47-200°819 SITSRTIB 180 R22 The following table will show how the banks in these four cities have worked since January 1, Specie. Circulation. . $285,841 ,000 156,568,000 58,710,000 27,382,000 eb. 5-14.. 236,530,000 149,676,000 54,444,000 28,921,000 234/243,000 149,867,000 54,048,000 30,071,000 238,536,000 151,487,000 66,981,000 32,448,000 235,086,000 151,173,000 53,848,000 81,367,600 000 135,805,000 48,913.000 30,167,000 ‘221 ,447,000 128,214,000 46,169,000 29,028,000 217,955,000 110,491,000 44,007,000 27,815,000 '223'768,000 128,644,000 45,096,000 27,428,000 287,000 123,419,000 44,086,000 27,078,000 Sep.24-0c.4 224,652,000 122,618,000 42,377,000 27,051,000 577,000 122,388,000 42,916,549 28,208,689 225,248,000 123,106,000 42,828,000 27,847,000 Oct. 15-24. 224,920,000 124,360,000 44,294,000 27,618,000 Oc.22-Nov 1 226,738,000 126/760,000 44,705,000 27,650,893 Oc.29-Nov 8 229,308,000 129,057,000 43,404,000 27,790,310 Nov. 5-14. 230,816,000 129,307,000 42,760,000 27,742,000 Nov. 12-22. 231,! 3873, 000 129,416,000 41,772,000 28,266,000 Wov. 19-26. 231,609,523 127,047,032 40,276,008 27,540,934 Dee. 3-10,. 232'457,317 180,408,253 41,035,981 28,280,200 Dee 17- 17-27., 282,802,156 130,308,088 40,419,735 27,824,516 Jan. 1-10, 223,188,108 127,014,508 38,945,411 29,784,004 Jan. 7-16, 233,049,030 128,659,780 40,015,956 29,771,696 Jan. 14-21. 234,187,759 129,862,111 40,326,922 29,429,041 J. Zi-Fb. 6. 283,990,480 130,923,901 41,665,241 29,948,274 Feb. 4-11. 288,982,058 129,753,497 41,562,263 30,428,208 Feb. 11-18. 235,079,023 181,279,471 42,008,459 29,775,622 Feb. 18-25, 234,881,110 182,448,169 43,088,524 30,452,576 Pb 25-Mar 8 235,144, 46 382,738 30,859,253 ‘Mar. 8-10., 237,966,065 381 027,198 45,015,207 31,483,076 Mar 10-17. 237,953,029 ML 45,650,821 81,207/326 Mar 17-24. 238,253,584 ira 212 46,649,885 31,316,232 M24-ap 3. 239,198,209 139,272,254 47,209,879 31,753,115 M3i-Ap7. 242, 087,191 139, 855,263, 46, 3637 369 $1,011, 1282 It is thus seen that the bank expansion is general and unprecedented. The following are extracts from the report of the Wichigan Southern Railroad Company :— Capital Steck. By the last report the outstanding caita! stock was Shares. stated a8 common stock. + 60,818 Jo this should be added m payment of their debts in 1857. - 1,000 61,818 thi ‘an amount of common stock belonging bad over the 4,340 shares reported nnd ine Figen pales eseseceeens: a Guarmieed stock aang March 1, 1860. as 90,182 $9,018,200 ‘took of ‘the Detroit, Monroe and Tere se ag big 380 1,302 MMR ult Di. vdnradnpekereiccsecc-sssesnen) | $008 al “Funded Dive. i $ of rie and Kalamazoo Gompa- worigage Donde’ of Jones rand , due August 21,1885. sesee 196,000 Mortgage Mortgere bon Company, duo Feb. 1, 1876, ‘Second ae Saking fund fund bonds, de vg 1866, viz see sani'ss Comryriascosert i tas MZ PONG... 6.0. ccceeeeeeeeeeeee ‘Total fumded debt secured by mortgages. ....$9,128,000 Funded debt unsecured, viz:— we ean t March 1, 1863 ‘pan; jue ’ faeeeese Bond vf Northern Indiana Com} By i f Sinking Fan Bue Of isgue of Dobe dt bonds. By b’as. 87,000 By inane steerer mee i i nome 188,000 cs NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL i 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. a report stated this te Pity. Ascertained amount as of November, eed 8,527 ‘That report aleo represented this de! roa, sa 1, 2859, 88. .05+.+ereeee a8 above items mnce 95 and mortgeges. And unsecured... , Under this head Jast year Be wi included as due the’ Commise, ore of Sinking Fund...........c00. 008 ‘The payments due that fund bad been ed as one per cent on the authorized bonds under the mortgage, or at least $0,750,000 Deing the authorized amount, exctusive of the isue authorized for a double track; pny the it Board ‘Total Leas cash in band ef treasurer aud $140,169 Making @ Wtal Of.......ssscesecseeserse sees $825,767 his rogen to ade coupons overdue February 29, 1860, On mortgage bondi On plain or unsecur Total floating debt March 1, 1860. $2,086,793 Tie Jat total one from all sources last year $1,834,422 peor expenses (aK per cent) papal nee ary Ber age Deficit... $40,063 The cotton receipts continue to exceed those of the corresponding period last year. Mill Bros, say to-day:— The following is a statement of the movements of cotton for the past week, and since lst September last, compared ‘with the five preceding years:— — PTS. —-—~_ —EXPORTS POR Past WEEK. — ae SinceSept.1. ToGt Brit. To Pr. Uth PP. 4,977,000" 112,000 "38,008 14,000 €8,000 © 4,000 13,000 byary 000 70,000 2,000 6,000 2,678,000 60,000 7,000 16,000 23998,000 79,000 10,000 9,000 2,081,000 35,000 18,000 7,000 PORTS ‘Sxrr. 1. To France. OF P. Total. Stock, 516,000 1,000 2,859,000 893,000 000 420,000 2,049,000 772, 000 278,000 000 2,589,000 760, 000 000 311,000 1,704,000 490, 000 875,000 377,000 21081;000 619,000 272,000 180,000 1,471,000 340,000 receipts show an increase of $757,000 over those of last year, and an apse over increase of 1857-8; and ea ere exhibit the yo} result: Comp'd with France. Other F. P. total. Bieag Increase. Increase. Increase. Last year. .$710,000 170,000 Decrease. Ih 70,000 810,000 121,000 Inerease. 1857-8,.... 897,000 883,000 135,000 1,270,¢00 133,000 The following earnings in the first week of April on some of the Western roads have come to hand:— Raitreals. Ap. 18,1859 Ap. 18,1860. Ine. or Dec. Galena. ol 4 730 Dec. Rock Isiand. OL 20,324 223 Inc. ‘Tiinois Central. 699 47,000 12,301 Inc, The Council of the city of Alton, Dlinois, have rescinded their resolution to withhold the payment of the interest due on the Ist inst. on certain bonds endorsed by the city. The Alton Courier says:— ‘The most important action at the Council was that in re- lation to the payment of the railroad interest. The Coun- cil took the back track quite gracefully, on the whole— yoted to reecind the formar ‘votes withholding the interest on the Chicago and pi road bonds, and voted $3,000 for the payment of the July interest on the Terre Haute road bonds. The vote on each question stood nine to three. We need not say that we most heartily rejoice at this action of the Council. Let everybody understand that Alton does not repu she stands ready to pay her honest indebtedness. The Council thought iieelt justified in withholding the interest for a time—we did not; but we can assure them that their present action wil! re- ceive warm commendation from every 0De who has the interests of our city at heart. The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin of Satur day reports:— - ‘The exchange market has been inactive from the open- ing to the close of the week, and the tendency of quota- tions has been steadily downward. The supply has but slightly increased since the close of the previous review, ‘but fing Proved more than ample for the oases and the daaly operations have Lectern oe gs Rates of nearly all descriptions show a decline on apt week's figures, and the market closed flat at the following revised quotations :-— Clear sterling bills. ooeeTX @ 839 a 814 per cent prem. Bill of lading drafts. 8144 @ 7 per cent prem. Francs... 5.18% » 5.28% per dollar. Sixty day bills on the North. § & 13g a 134 per cent dis. Sight..........seseeeee-3g Gis. @ Par & }¢ percent prem. The Boston Post, in its weekly review, says:— Last week was a most easy time for money, on favorite names or eecurities. Five or six per cent were the going rates, and any quantity of credit was to be had for the asking, by the accepted sort of borrowers. We may pos- sibly be over hasty in our caution, but small signs of the times seem coming to notice, that indicate that we have recently been going ahead allttle too fast in the money lending way. fo be sure things may take a different turn again, but for several dork the Danks have ceased to gain specie, while there are symptoms of a greater ac- tivity of money in Wall street, at a smsil increase of price. Mouey bas been even lower in Boston, on time, than ithas been in New York, 80 far a we can discover: for with us lepgth of paper has not interfered with the success of negotiations at the cheay figure. Within a few weeks a very heayy amount or long paper, payable almost anywhere, but strengthened by power endorsements, has been discounted in Boston. The br any received bas gone to pay for imports and purchases in New York, as well as to our own traders and manufec- turers. Somo of it hag been directly obtained by New York houses. Our present inference is, therefore, that the extreme ease of this market is likely t® be checked a little, and there are no visible indicationg to ue, at any rate, of a further decline of rates. Stock Exchange. Wapvespay, $22000 Tenn 6a, 90. 903g 3000 do, 9044 8000 Virginia's. 260 Os. 0+ 00. April 10, 1800, 100shs NYC R2..bi1 100 do...,..b80 ny W Sooo Erie 2dmbds. 1000 ErieR3dmb ’83 7000 do... 4. 2000 Erie RR ba,’ 776 7000MCRSpeimsted 2000 Mich So 2mbs 1500 11 Cen “cle bs! a Se wetropoiian Bk. 6 Market Bank.... 102 Corn ge B’ S88e88arsesven * California 7’s.. Cent RR bds.. z al 5 i 00 do... SIMS &N Ia RR.. 5000 M hn 1000 N do..... Msg 50 shs MMSE&NIg'd otk 2234 100N 100 2P cy 50 60 100 100 AsnEs.—The market quiet, and sales pots at.$5 25 and Is at $6 68. 53505 45 5% a5 0 55007 00 6 60a 7 50 60062 6207 0 75008 00 3500430 3550 4 00 ‘was firm but less active. The transac- about 660 a 700 bbis. at $5 60 & $7 15. and more The sales bois. within )the jvotations. Rye flour was unchang 160 bbis. within the above of Whea' d Ste otra jiaat pt Cern was some lees The sales embraced about 23,000 bushels, inciadin; ern mixed, at 726. a rong ea aE Southern y a 45360. , and State at 45376. a 46c. ‘SorvmeThe market was quiet An) arms eee ef St. Domngo sokl at Tae, d 50 bags stained Rio at 13c., ‘and 60 mate Java st 16%0. Cortox.—The market was steady, with sales of abou! Tmo Palas closing on the basis of 11!,0 for middling up- ‘The following is @ stwtement of the movement in cotton sinee the Ist September last ag apna gee yg compared with the pre at ports. .2 e10000 Paty 000 Sane 4, 1000 ea Brit..1,003,000 1,087,000 iiraooe pao! Ex. to Franoo.. ‘330,000 '278\ 000 "497.000 Ex. tootherf. p 311,000 224,000 429,000 361,00" Total exports..1,704,000 1,589,000 2,049,000 2,888,000 Stock on hand. 490,000 760,000 "772,000 ‘900,000 wh Mua, uring the past’ week, included im ‘the Rec. at ports.. 56,000 16,000 60,000 75, & wGr. Brit,. 60,000 70,000 68,000 =: 111,000 Ex toFrance.. 7,000 2000-4000, 18,000 Ex. to otherf.p 16,000 6,000 13,000 X Total exports 78,000 86,000 139,000, ‘The increase in rece! ‘at the ports compared with Inst year, was 751,000 The increase im exports to Great Britain was 706,000 bales; increase to France, 151, 0; decrease to other foreign’ ports, 68,000. Total crease in exe, 7 89, Freicuts,—Rates were firm, while engagements were moderate. To Liverpool 8,000 bushels wheat were en gaged in ship’s bags at 6d., and 6,000 bushels corn were taken, part in bulk, at 6344 in abip sien some cotton was re sad secomarenaet, , and 30 tons tard at 233, 64 London rates were steady at 40s. for cheese, while < a Pg ppm pa od Bremen 300 bales of cot ashes logwood were engaged at p.t, Ne a 400 bales of cotton were reported taken at 360 per Ib. ‘Hay.—The supply and receipts were i while the asked transactions. Some small lots were sold for shipment at $1 for city use; $1 06a $1 12 was asked. Pa peony pig was quiet and sales light, at $24 50 Sieniwere tm far demand, Tho sales ecasriced sbont 100 bales in a day or two past of the crop of 1859 at 6c. a 183.. and a small lot choice quality at 15c. ‘Loe continued in request, with sales in two or three days past of 2,300 bbls., including common at 8c and lump at $1 10, Rockland. Morass —Sales of 400 bbls. Cuba murcovado were sold at P. t., and 50 do. at 27c,, amd 50 bhds. Porte Rico Nava Storgs.—Jommon rosin was saleable at $1 6 per 310 Ibs. delivered, and eo bt vhs. spirit turpentine were _ at 443¢0. for rejected, and 46340. for New York bar- Sia —spd with sales of about 9,000 gallons Sperm was quiet. ae Ee ee i | evi be parce apuas 250c., spring at 55c. a 5éc., leached winter sperm at $1 45 and spring at $1 45. Provisions —Pork—The market was heavy and lower, and supply better. The sales embraced about 400 a 500 bbis., ncludig hew mess at $17 621; a $1775, thin mesr at $17, new rime at $14.0 $14 1232, and old at$13. Boot was easier, with sales of 450 a 600 bbis., including coun try mess at $5 a $6, repacked mess at $12 25 @ $12 50for extra. Cut meats were dull and heavy, with sales of 160 bhds. and tierces at 7c. a 7'<c. for shoulders, and at 8c a 90. for bams. Lard was in fair demand, "with sales of fal bbis. we Nescen a8 1k0, a 10% 7%C-, and “choice at 1c. iter was in good supply, and prices heavy, especially for old dairies; new was selling at 22. = 230. for good State; old Ohio was selling at 10c. a 12c., and old State at Oe a15c. Cheese was scarce, and in good export de mand at 9c. a13\\c. Rice.—Saies of about 200 casks were made at 4c. 24346 Sxxp.—Both clover and timothy were inactive, and ip the abgence of sales of moment, quotations were nominal. She bnlpguand phigh, bap, tease singyen wos free the opuntry. Linseed on the spot was sold at $1 72 a $! 76. The laat sale of Bombay, to arrive, was made at Svoars.—The market exhibited no quotable change, while gales were moderate. The transactions embraced about 600 hhds. Cuba muscovado, part wishin the range of 6c. a 630. and 67,c.. and 179 ‘Bits. Porto Rico wold st Tge. ‘TRa.—The public sale held to-day drew @ spirited com pany. The catalogue presented a fair amount of lots, mostly all of whi were sold at rates sustaining pre- vious prices. The rates were as follows:—Hyson 873c.; Young Hyson at 25c. a 55c.; Gunpowder at 403; a Glo; Imperial at 34c. a 48c.; Hyson Twankay at 273,c. a 813¢c.; Oolong st 353;0. & 38¢.; Souchong at 26¢. a 31 3s¢. Woiskry.—Sales of about 250 bbis. were made at 233. NEW VORK CATTLE MARKET. Watlmnn iw, Apel 83, 1080 BREF CATTLE. ‘With another large supply of beef cattle the market dragged somewhat, though the termination of the Lenten season has caused @ rather improved demand from con- sumers for the better grades, which, however, are in rather Jimited supply. We note a decline all around, equa! to 25 cents per 100 pounds, at which rates about all the cattle offering were taken. Nearly all the stock on sale consisted of large, coarse oxen, very similar to those offered last week, and there were but few inferior or first class cattle offered. Prices ranged from $650 to $10 per 100 pounds, including all kinds, and the generai selling prices were 8c. to 8c. There were no pre- mium cattle on sale. The sales at Bergen Hill reached 338 head, and prices corresponded with our quo- tations below. The total number on sale at Allerton’s was 3,358 head, and at all the yards 3,430 head, against 3,563 head last week. Nearly all the’ offerings ” were in firet hands, the prospect having been too poor during the week to induce speculative purchases to any extent. At Browning's, Chamberlin’s and O’Brien’s a fair de. mand prevailed for all kinds, and tho offerings brought full prices. The total receipts at all the yards for this week and last week were as follows:— — ton. ace ing 2 eae bei ad Thig week... 8 Last week... 2 433 A rs The current prices for the week at all the M4 were as follows:— BESF CATTLE. First quality, per 100 Ibe. $9 25 8 10 00 Ordinary to good quality. - 80a 900 Common quality. 70a 800 Inferior quality... 6508 700 Firat quality. «$50 00 a 60 00 Ordinary to good quaiit 40 00 2 50 00 Common quality... 35 00 a 40 00 Inferior quality. +. % 00 a 30 0 VEAL CALVES. First quality, per Ib....... wes 60. Te. Ordinary quality. 4 bcm BC. Common quality 4c. a be. Inferior quality, 33z¢. @ 4c. oa 90 0a 600 On 450 50a 3 50 First quality, per 1b. ye. @ 6340. Other qualities... ac. & BKC. MILCH COWS. ‘The market continues to be fairly supplied with infe- rior to good quality, but prime cows, worth from $65 up. wards, are in limited supply, and are seldom brought to market except to filorders. The demand for good cows, from the milkmen, is increasing 2nd from present indi- cations none but good cows will be purchased by them in gall They are found to be much more profitable than the lower grades, which are only taken for want of the betier kinds. The small-fry milkmer, living in the suburbs of this and the Belghiboriug cities of Brooklyn and Jersey City, who keep a few cows and feed them upon slops and the refuse of distilleries, have taken quite freely latterly, but prices have ranged very low. The total receipts at all the yards, for the week and last week, were as follows:— Wasi sy aa ae ie oa ‘This week... Last week....29 a FH at VEAL CALVES. ‘The unfavorable weather has interfered with the regu- Jar businees somewhat, but the sales have, nevertheless, ‘been to a fair extent at satisfactorily remunerative prices. ‘The first selections were made at from 6%;c. to 7c., but only the best quality brought the outside price. The ge- neral selling prices were 53zc. to 63;c., and the ag Sic. to 7c., with occasional sales at slightly under lower and above the higher price. Now that Lent is over the inferior grades have been quite Ph the taken for resale to the poorer classes, who invariably confire their par- chases to the medium and lower ‘The total re- ceipts at all the yards for this weel ‘and last week were as Brouming’s. or aa O’Brien’s. a LA This week... Last week. .647 RECAPITULA’ ‘The total receipts of all stock al the yards for the week and last Week were as: Yards. Cows. Veale. Shep & L. 4 7199 695 39 yea 1,012 4,528 346 Brsre—Drx.—Om Wednesday, ebape), by ee Rey. Dix, of Bore: . Jobo a. Dx of »: rey ka Ma fe he Bree aoe Hany BE. laven, Con! Buguer Delaware county, o ‘Chester “4 iotenbe apr by te eve ae, Staeth i Tas v. Dr. Taylor, L a Jr, Gi poeton, to Isuneiia, daughter of David Stewart, of this Hype—TRvstow.—In thi ‘Tues Paul's M. FE. church, by he ta = iniook Rave Map Hype, to Many S. S., daughter of William Truslow, Eaq., all of this city, Lauxy—Woop.—0On lay, Apel 30, by the ay 2 A., daughter T. 1. Cuyler, Wa. K. x uivar, 10 Caro: 4. P. Wood, Haq. of this city, ee Died, q.CAtBOH-—On Tuesday, April 10, after @ short illness, THKRINE CARROLL, in the ua year of hor age. Her friends and those of her ine John and Stephen and of ber brother, Patrick Coyle, aré reapectfally invited to attend her funeral, this day (Raarainy), from her late Temeeere, corner of ‘Cook and Bushwick avenues, Wil- 8: Cumnck.—The friends of Mrs. Euzaners Cxuaick are Feepectfully invited to attend her funeral, at 44 Carmine street, this (Thursday) afternoon, atthree o’clock; the re: mains to be taken to Greenwood, Foends and oi pepers please RRIGAN. —] lerecy City, on jednesday ign 11, after a lingering Lluces, Bruner Eapost CoMmcun, earn of Patrick Corrigan, in the 61st year of her Her friends and those of the family are rope fully in- vited to attend the funeral, this (Thureda; day) satisies at two o’clook, from her late r. residence, 265 South street, near Jersey avenue, without farther notice. Cuxns,—On Wednesday morning, April 1, Wittun R., son of George d. and Joanna J. Curtis, aged é years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invite to attend the funeral, tis (Thursday: ) afternoon at one o’clock, from Oainey Street, second ne east of’ Bedford avenue, DgtMoxico.—On Tuesday morning, April 10. Wierd past four o'clock, after © lingering liness, Penge mowico, in the 78th year of his age. The friends of the family, and those of his nephew, Lo- renzo Delmonico, and Frank Otard, are respectfully in- vited to attend aS tacerel from St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Mall street, this this (Thursday) morning, at ten o’clock, without further n , April 9, of Cami Monday. of fant son of Dr. J. Smith and the lungs, Sava. Wituets, Almira B. Dodge, aged 14 months and 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral services this Thursday) alternoon, at two o'clock, at 10 East Seventeenth street. Doox.—On pany | evening, April 9, Patup B. Doton, a native of Carlow, Ireland. The friends and relatives of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 16 ae ‘ea street, near Hamilton avenue ferry, South 00) pot agate RELL. —. gow L of the Ju i, JOHN FERRALL, in the dist year of his ag His funeral will taire Place this (Thursday) ‘nfternoon, - pw ee His friends and acquaintances are invited nd. Gnngrt.—On Wednesday afternoon, Apri) 11, of scarlet fever, ADKLL GiLbERT, daughter of the late Norris W. Gil- bert, aged 4 years and 7 ‘The triends and acquaintances of th» family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of her grandfather, Samuel Sparks, No. 337 West ‘Thirty-ffth street, between Fighth and Ninth avenues. ee Saturday, April 7, of mal meaales, Jonxxy, only son of Fanny and John E. James. ‘The Teed Is of the family, and§also those of his mother- in-law, Mrs. ‘Scrivener, are invited to attend the funeral, from 631 Houston street, without further invitation. Jeynincs—-On Tuesday, Apel 10, Mary Cece Jen- ‘NING, daughter of (chest aa Mary Jennings, aged 14 years and 10 months. Her funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, 77 West Nineteenth street, this (Thursday) af- ternoon, at two e’clock, to Calvary Cemetery. Galway papers please copy. Lavineston,—On Wednesday, April 11, at 1A. M., Col. Joux W. Livixasroy, in the §34 year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Grace church, Broad- ‘way, on Friday morning, ‘at ten o’elock. Lvvner.—On Wednesday morning, April 11, of con, sumption, Hunry M. Loruer, engineer, aged 36° years, 9 months and 19 days. Receive, oh earth, his faded form, In ‘thy’ cold bosom let it lie; Safe let it rest from every storm, ‘Soon must it rise no more to die. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 781 Greenwich street, on Frigay afternoon, at two o'clock. Hartford and Philadelphia papers ploase copy. Txowarp.—In this city,on Wednesday evening, April 11, Tuomas, eldest son of the Inte Joseph Leonard. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend tho funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o’clock, from his late residence, ad no, on street. sate EiomOSA Murry, nati a ig ar Sher friends and those of her brothers, Patrick and John Curley, are inyited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, No. 72 Mulberry etreet, thia (Thursday) afte: ey at twoo’clock. Her remaing will be taken to Cal- Aste? for interment. ednesday, April 11, Harry Jason, only son of ty and Eliza L, Mis, agea 2 years, 8 months and 21 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parenta, No. 123 East Fiftieth strect, this (Thursday) af- ternoon, at two o' tool without further brhkag-ong The te nal rh err Greenwood Cemetery for inter- pers —On Tuesday, April 10, Danrer, son of Mi- chael and Jane Madden, aged 11 months and 10 days, The friends and relatives arc ree] fully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at balf-past one o’clock, from the residence of his father, No. 230 Sul- livan street. PaGx.—On Tuesday, April 10, of congestion of the lungs, JowaNNal PaGms, aged 24 years. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from her Iather’s residence (James Page), 413 Seventh avenue, on Friday afternoon, atone o'clock. Her remains will betaken to York Bay Cemetery for interment ‘Srracug —In this city, on Tuesday morning April 10, Enwaxn D. Spracve, in the 58th year of age. The relatives end friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 830 (formerly 218) West Twenty-thir street, this (Thars- ay) afternoon at three o’clock, without further notice. ‘The remains will be taken to Groenwood. Snarnr.—On Wednesday morning, April 11, Horace Warren, infant gon of John A. and Abby Jano Sharp, aged 6 months and 23 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, {rom the residence of his parents, No. 134 East Fifty-third street, on Friday after- noon, at one o’clock. SuERRON.—On Wedneeday morning, April 11, Mre. Mary Suenos, aged 85 ycars. The friends of the fami! 'y, and those of her son, William Sherron, are respectfully’ invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her gon tn-law, Jobn 8S. Clayton, 148 Sullivan street, on Friday morning,’ at ten o'clock, with- out further notice. ‘Tucker.—In Newari, N. J., on Monday, April 9, of con: sumption, CaTuarmns Nicuors, wife of Joseph Tucker, of New York, and caughter of Elijah W. Nichols, of Newark. ‘The relatives and friends of tho fi ily are invited 10 attend the funeral, from her father’s residence, No. 265 Mulberry street, Newark, this (Thuraday) wfternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Tayior.—On Tuesday, April 10, after a short illness, paix Tayior, aged 62 yeara. ra in Queen’s county eland. The faneral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon, gt one o'clock, from 112 Madicon street. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. ‘TexHEUR.—On Wednesday, Apri! 11, Ricnarp K. Ter- HEUR, aged 38 years. The funeral will take place on Friday morning, at half. past eleven, from the residence of his aunt, sre. John Ter beur,at Hackensack, N. J. Cars leave Jeruey City at half- pas nine o’clock. ‘Wicrrr.—Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday after- noon, April 10, coer illness, ALLY, wife of Arthur Wi ‘hee frigade and el and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, = (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her husband, 49 Bond street, near State street, Brooklyn. ‘Waicnt.—On Tuesday morning, April 10, Henry Q aceite: of the late Darius ‘Wright, aged 49 years and mont ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully oh aitewd the funeral, from the residence of his mother-in-law, 12 Harrison street, this (Th ) atter- moon, at two o’clock. The remains will be to Greenwood. Orleans papers please copy. ‘Warv.—On Wednesday, April 11, Matrazw Wann, in the 74th year of his ‘The relatives and friends of the family arc invited to at- tena his funeral, without farther notice, from the residence of his son-in-law, John #arriscn, Jr., 186 Schermerhorn Ly Ma ere id ‘this (Thureday) ‘afternoon, at two Movements of Ocean Steamers. FROM BUROPS. -New York ii ; ne if ii | Pert of New Yerk, April 11, 1860, CREARED. sollgtmebip James Adger, Adams, Charleston—Spofford, Tiles- g'ogamabip Chesapeake, Crowell, Portiaad—H B Oromwell Ship Evelyn, Sawyer, St John. Bark Papama, Graves, panes B yan Bark Honduria, Balen. bo ina Bilas, MeMurehy, 8 Bi Joan, NS—Well, Kibbey Ship Stephen Perera wits with mdse, earn ea 4 samp Parana, bound y owing 24 dle paneer one a ‘ar. mouth, steering K; Ton Peanip Havre, Asking, Ha aELiabs seogere, to Bik For & Bro us aat LOK 8 plot from bast A Waterbury, No 10, and at 6 PM the weather set in very thick i cioer es nmin a bearing NW by 25 warenae oles tr riage’ fons Naw Het ven. Had heary weather moet of Brig Indepencence (Br), Hhaonlhow Bi Hillsboro, NB, 8 days "iene eater. ‘Agricola (ir), Atkineon, North Jogains, NB, 28 daye, E BBY as sel French, Crosby, Eastport, 10 days, with fiah, to Pyne Br), Spnrr, Cornwallis, NS, 7 days, with po BY), Bent, Windsor, NBS, 9 days, with plaster, to Verrill Mortal fee hm mse Cole, Machias, 1: da Crocker, Caleta tor r Palade hin, Whalen, Giou e d id af: at: it EEEEEE ete cea é p ie i re a ie li eat ah rae Providence, 2 days. Rieamer Daylight Sorinecr, New Bedford. SAILED. Steamship Arabia (Br), Liverpool. ‘Wind during the day N. Telegra) Marine Reports. a. A a bn tay imward bound veasels RANDY. HOOK, April 11, suneet—No tuward bound vosele tm aight. Steamed aly Aratia, for Liverpool, asec ‘Out over the abip coming down the Bay in tow. Wind N, light; Wwentber clear Miscellamcous. For San Franeiseo shipping intelligence to the 234 ult, see news columns, Sur Jacon A Wesrenverr, Williams, which cleared 10th inst for Liverpool, took fire yesterday afternoon. Full particu- Jars are given in another column. Sur Wanperss, Ryder, in Hampton Roads from Callao, was in collision with Br bark Light Brigade 9h or 10th tuat, ‘and beth were considerably injured. The Cunard steamship Arabia, Capt Stone, salled yesterday for Liverpool, with 105 passengers and $50,000 in specie, Capt Freeman Hateb, of ship Fair Wind, has our thanks for favors. Patek ft beat na a origin of the fire on board bark ny Holmes (previously re) burnt at Apalachico! supped tohave been caused by ons of the sievedores sake ing ng S pipe, sa one of the sailors saw one of them with a Ceca in before be went to bed; and as the sei bas = ie pipe in in Hines besa soen, he Soust have hillon ‘aneo his mouth, and has probably been burnt up hae NanvmxraG, from San Francisco for seihiew Sounds down the harbor had (oremast carried away Sone oe deat an also ber main royalmast. Was towed is leaking Bnto Trio, lost on her passage trom New Orleans to Cten- fuegos, was formerly the brig Tyrant, taken into Key West & Gerelich having been abandoned after landing & cargo or Be, condemned a8 a, slaver at Key West, sold by the US raha, and resold in New Yor) was 211 tons register, Duilt at Rockland, Me, tn 1886. is BuiG ANN TriEn—Norfolk. April 10—Brig Ann Tyler, from Turks Islands for Po prin abuagoned Sicee Fon ih hee crew were taken off by Duteh brig Moore. The captain and second mate have arrived here, and the others are safe else- Bark hcg mrt neg we April 1l—Bark Wanderer, reported, baaly, sins sempaaoh Nap of = Wein of abot $00 tas ow Simons beating W by & disaut 9 mile, by brig Bini ns miles, by 5 ‘at Jacksonvi i, bt Tabla Steamship Coharhs of ole: Havana pole New ceca. ‘now on the Great Balan not Dock for re; She will be ae ‘J SOMERFORD" alse AL HO FO Ng Lie vic be stripped, recaulked, newly coppered and refastened. be naeenep sr superior white oak ship waa lsunched at Richmond, Me, Sth pe from the yard "of T Southard, Esq, called the © H Bmith, pihcoteita jaan She ts owned by tae pecans and is to be commanded by Capt Aremas Waits, of aston. rush, Fisb, of Wi J fn baa, a Ea jerren, Ja 4B, from the California bone—all ern ee tele an 8 2 mi B ae Hilo Feb i 10, Corral, Sisson, ; nothing the season; 450 R. tion, iste go abip Dee tender (ot (schi do, clean. At Hurd’s Inland, Cornelia, Bnddington, Myntio, full alert, Fi NL: eR Sawyer, Whipple, son, Taber, bt jarren, {0 cruise ano Prat My Comstock, 8m! ‘At Uape Town, Table, Hay, Web 13" Pou Pou clean. to ail ons erutsc in a day or two. date, United States. Woodward, Westport, 600. port, Richard Mitehetl, rete ot eae Peg juxtord wD. I ‘NB; Huntress, "latina, allen, We ; PI ‘A letter from on board bark Jobn Dawson, Corneil, of NB, reports her off River Plate Jan 1, ye 400 bbls ap oil ait told. A letter from Capt Harrison, of Mars, of NB, reporta her at St Helena Feb 18 baring tavern no oll since leaving Man- sig Would C4 next felon for home. ter from 'd bark Miliaoket, Taber, NB, reports her March 18, tn ist cy 22 8, lon 54 06 W, bound to the Windies nd and water. Had been cruising off Cape Frio, and took 4 small whal king 40 bbla—85 bbls atl wold. Would be at Fayal in August. Spoken, d&. Ship Belloarrig (Br), frou NOrleans Zor Liverpool, March 23, a ote Jon ian Lord, from NOrlesna for Liverpool, Mareh 20, mia Fy P99, ion 78 30. 2, lat 2232 8, lon 34 W—by ship Ship tue Jackes (Br), Reb 22, Re tk dake in Hampton Road: a. h ship ahowlog a disle pendant No 48-05, March 5, Int n ve 08, Jon 31 50 Wty atip Fall Wiad, in tampton Roads ip, showing private signal with’ whie grow ball n cen, bound 8 and W, April 3, Iat 31 15 N, ie 734 Saad Bark B aris, Hand, from NOriedns for Glasgow, March at PRM Wyandotte, Hort, 25 days from Messina for Boston, eb 26, a Bark Virginia & Heeling ‘Wilkins, hence for Montevideo, March 5, la: 1b am 8, lon 34 Bark Diana, of Boston, March 23, off the Great laaags Brig Queen Victoria (Br), Munro, from Baltimore for Anti- aun) rch 26, lat 23, lon 63. m brig, showing s white fig with lotier 3 on it, was signadiaed March 24, let 9 98, ton Bone Mary alice, hence tor Porta Rico, March 20,.nt 23 26, Behr Jobn 8 Genin, Philips, hence for Lavaca, april, Ist san oo Foreign Ports. —i ‘Nori, March 14—In port bark Gay Head, Hamil- Cinincica Istaxns March 19—Tn port ships Con aest, Sears; Twilight, Gates; Peruvian, Juliet, Sinclair, George Peabody, Pousland; Wild Rover, Sparrow, and War Hawi Simmons, for Hampton Roads Id of Hope, Pearson, Panin Clnun Foster, for to; Soasbh Jones, Peedletont irsl, Kelley; Spark the Ocean, brammond; Samuel Watts, Mills; Qberies A Farwell, ell, Waldams: Oi Cincinnatus, Doaas; be) ject, ‘amy McGilvery; State of Main math At Ber: 17; Gibraliar, Giniord, Joba Bryant, Gardner; Ellen Hood, bing Lay tim Talbot, and idas, Norris, for Cork : Dark Greenland, Bates, for Hampton Roads do. jLascow, March 23—In cute a Lee Melbourne gt Comp! Chiles, for N’ pe (Br), Lovett, for do do; Roseneath Auld, for Charleston do; Harvest (supposed Br), for New Orleans bark J & RB Young. Scott, pecan cas GrBRALTAR, March 17—Probably no wind bound sal oe the wind Mets (The date ia yeaterday’s iague should Hay mn March 50—Sid Croton, Ingraham, Mariel, to ANA, load molasses for Le Ri. aga March 29—Arr steamship North American, Port- Messing, March 18—In port barks Fernandina, Hs or, Snes Bie ante Norn; no date: bark Fred Lean Sic eke Lizabel, Colley, alley, for Siow Matsca, March 15—In port Br br ee laggztiies, March 21—In port be sat it March 20—In port brig OC Clary, Philbrook, to orTERDaM, March 29—In port ship Gaston (Brem). Baller, 10g barks Burmab (Br), J for do do; Je- to areeg Btellmen, for do do; Lotus (Be) Brown, Boston do; are) A fi Mayague TP baller : Te Rhoden, Natt Ais: ith, Saginaw, Kolin, NYork. Bld on port 26th, Sinemet Albert ra; barks La- Horn, wig orde! marine, Anderson, reve; Charles William, ‘Svare, trom NYork {or Mareiies, in distress, unc; brig Maraball, Adamson, repg Fred Lawrence, Arey, a reEno, March 23-0 port brig Aun Elizabeth, for Hamp- ton Roads few days. Sava dala Bato port brig Iris, Pearce, for Bristol, RI. ry hore: ri he eae sehr ot ine he yt ober an ton. wo, (Sine AE Tg nayacen: barks Hugh rt Ken, tase? occa Tp port 29th, ship Harriot sik! feng org od une; barks Ad- jneter, —, for iquique to load nitrate for the UStates; Maria, Jobnson, unc. . Amertean Ports. BOSTON, April }0—Arr steamer Wm Jenkins, Bae, Bet timore: barks © B Hamilton, Matanzas; Undii riman, and Sarab L Bryant, Jones NOrieans; Br brig Patteu. Greenock: echra Seaman's Pride (Br), Foster, St Jt parol y Ps. aa Martha, Nickels, B - ig Leonidas, from Palermo: Sa a ship Dewoite Carts, NOrlesns; barke A mina 0 Aduige, Hemingway. do; Col Ladyard, Sutton, ‘Apalactien y Bal- libs BNLTIMOR®, April 10— NYork; bri he, Bilt wohre Bas, rreniein york ea Gul "Howiand, aad, Providence Below, brig. ‘Monticello, Pee tr eericaen ickre Daniel Towapinas Sowameas: ie Ha, nm & et loops Hab, and CHARLESTON, April 6—Arr Feo, Ravens; Adela, lgoadilln PR, oe rege cae tree pt sibs seen es a seamen, died on the posses) | Caallda ( (Brem), Clason, Fret {pee Mtscel); vere RY perking nod Hatte ie ry see PC it Callao, ete raone ; Pan sents irks A Da pert: We owe, Liners NEW ORLEANS, ia Singer, Fatiey. and "Atbland, et els, 0 gy Demurara: Geo Turner, lisley, York; Sp brig Juantto aah sebr Oriente, Batiste, Tarn) nae rt ae ee a on rr (by it tp Be a * Hee sips Miobard Mores sok Bae revel; 3h oul nue Wb BEDFORD, A W BEL April 10-814 sehre F SaEWaU SkYPORT, Armada, Knowles, NYork April 9—arr echr Herald, Knight, Phila. ue iEwronr, April,—Arr sloop male Fall River Joub-8i4 brig Sam) French schre Baste Tetrolt Burlinganse (rows, Barba Ghate ‘trom Pall River) do; Mary. Really bin ag WH Atwood, Fosier (ome Tae Bassi Carta'e, 'e, Rider, Alexandria; Vendovi, Bri PM—Arr bark Js wheatords phony ny a Cae Yr schrs Biabe, Bluff rr for do; Western Phas a Holmes, Bre: DI im. Hex” York, 8—Arr sobre Heary B hite. Roekis ad tor NYorks en cn tor RVers wi en wnt ‘Bird Sm! Fall River Ric lard ery Ot for i s, Ball. NYork for ¢o5 8 Renown; pi Baskin, New Rastman, Rlizabe.hy Bleecker, ‘one Bon Nbedtord ae ave April ae Bement, Virginia; acca ne Eanes Wm it, LPHIA, March. tear sr brie Ha Greate Dad oe oe at LONDON. Apel 4 pg Luev preemie, PR; sehr’ Burros » Bishop, Cleef, "oa ‘Nevins, rimidad. a weil Spragu LOBE Tow BEND, wee March 3—Arr John Mar- joCariby, ncisso for ‘wurgis, ed reed ‘nn .p] Arr wt Pi Vs : schrs Marshal Perrin, Gibbs, Baltimore; 4 poms York ; Margaret Ann, Reed, do for Ai iD, ‘Marsball, Calais for Philadelphia: Bea Bird. ester soe for York: ‘i Leach, port for woe cw € bye ‘St John, N. ip PORTSMOU fia ‘Aprit 7—arr schre ‘Goea Rap; Tibbetts, Chiekabo: » Vs egy A aa 10 A ey Franklin. —— sehre ail, Ketly 1d Fred Dyer, Gllmace, hia Byte ph, Ne won; Gale and Fred tie, and EE ROCKLAND, April 6—Arr scbrs Mary nelbaven for 'NYork: ‘Corinthian Senall, an a 8th, Rome diab, Amen, Savannah; M ‘4 basin, ‘ix. 'y sore Bid 6th, tine, Hix, ‘orest, Emery, TOH, April 1—Arr Barnes, ‘ 3d, B Baker Jr, Norfolk: igh Baker, NYore Poth korea Fae ay ae Te, and Mery imi, Doane, Glo ucester for x ¥ 5 pit ). Bld 8d, schrs HS Barnes, N York; 4th, J & & Parrot to £0 Watts y afiersocas enw e, #3, : $5 BEWARD.. debe g oy FROM) SPRING STREET, ok, Wi whe not Re Me collar’ on ek wilh a eather underneath” Whoever REWARDS. X BEWAKD W WILL } BE | PAID FOR THE RETORN he 4 ‘whence it leather one pene Fret sald to the above number will reesive the than ka of the. owner, a predic lara? b> REWARD. 10ST, ON SUNDAY BVENING, IN White aud brown fetier D paler. 2 Rad ead saa ‘Wh two or three spots of | Of alctlar onion oe tee son returning Aid dog to the Iwwhewor- meee a ADY DOr. foclation, corner of Fifth seat wnd Wit re ‘LARGE ng OOATED hs etme fo Cage 0 3 o RD.—LOST, $9508 REWARD. rer ot LCR MA small nck whiskers on sides: ; Fecteutirely oe’ the. right hand aad « plese of mb; be hind abou $76 80 in bills, ve and a check on Mechanies? Hank, New York, tn his pocket; | 1hformation may be given to Moabérr Rath, 36°: REWARD.—106T, ON SATURDAY, IW RETURN. "a theatre, an opal pin, set with rene street, Rewark, New Jersey. $50 Tue fdr ovals resolve the sbove reward oy rei —_ Ing fo ee Rosalie Stanly, 157 Crosby street. $90 O8T, ON WEDNESDAY NotsIna ‘about ni im Meecbutt's Saloon, iromd- o'clock. corner 41 way and Howard st., two parcels cor raising tne gam of 3187 ‘The above reward will be paid for tte return to the subperiber, or for such information ag may lead to its recovery, William J. Divine, 90 Greene street. 100 REWARD. CSTOLEN FROM On BOARD THE steamir Long Island, 'v pocket book, cotualping tive bundred sud sixty doll to bilis, and gout az dollars m ebangée. The above reward will be paid for such information ae will lead wo the recovery of the mouey. spolst w EJ. Hendrickson, on steamer Long Island, fot of James street, Kast river. THE LECTURE SEASON. Ho: JORN & SHERMAN, oF OdT0, WIuL LECTURE ‘Inatitute. before the Young Men's Republican, Pree oy April 13,at6 P.M. Tickets 25 cents; seats reserved for HE REV. J. P. bald cA WILL DELIVER TIS Jat lecture, (nob eyed ire for io the Bedford street Methodist ipacval val shurch. on Thursday even- ing. ne 12,at8o’clock Subject—Our Ancestors sad their Descendants. Tickets 25 coats each. Too LATE 1 FOR CLASSIFICATIO) Y PERSON HAVING A GOOD WaGON, Hag- A\*iees, Banksta, 85. and willing to sell chesp for may! ae J, Kage, bently’s Despatch, Madison s,uare rDyete tate A AND DRAMATIO INSTRUCTION —PRI- by a first rendered ils recetved * the first rol the Address Manager, zmpete ne nquare FostoMlce, NeW. ¥" RR SALE OR RENT, LOW—A GOOD it In perfect order: five acres ground, large ged danee of superior frat, fine well of Iraier, able ‘and other or uno wegtiona terns Eneangt ane ee Ba ppl . landing, er 'UBNISHED BOOMS WANTED—A KITCHEN AND Hiatt FOR SALE AT spore, THIS DAY, mes | rte? A. H. MULLER, at! to closs an eataie: is & fing tre suey Trek li wo wares andy fly roomegrentayior $996 8 year; must be sold, bring what it mar. For Spe and meiorcsaticas ‘eh River OR TORE, IN BROADWAY 70, LET, A Sores wed will be ered wo E nt gana Piles Planters’ aeaegek ey oe APECOT?S LINE OF LIVRRPOOL te from or to Liverpool oan, always be = his an: ring eau ayant fe ot or ireland, by applying i TAPSOUTE @ Ody 6: LET-PART OF THE HOUSE NO. 2% FOURTH avenue, between Twenty-first and Tower ty- ‘water, bath, cas, to Hoe to J PI 907 Broadway, Twenty first streew. —PARTREB bik iag wo NA NUP. $500." {uring business tn phe poe class connections tn ‘hoe fen fore ual we Show ot orders ce tena, ‘Capital es to Sen sed rey req ‘Avpi* at the corner of Fulton, Hrooklya. AREASON OF sTuaD¥, Inpgsr ious at Bi oy Reference wat and reiaes WINES, I LIQUORS, ao. mo SMALL LL, CAPITALISTS 788 MON iz @ ssh marta ven any